http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/5488b7c0ed5654c53589f11086f0edd8.pdf ebcd47b5aebe0375f53b8a9486ee6bd5 PDF Text Text Friday. August 17, 1984 . Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio ' fair livestock sale-·P ' ' Deeades .of I..owdl WirJ8ett diseu88es a highway petition emergency · drive desiped to eapture the l~slature's attentiOn-Page A-2 • servace ~ .~tury old tradition - horse hame!l8 raeio'g..:... -0..1 •s pie~ in today's feature . . section-Pase 1).1 ' . ·I •• • JIRR!Il WINNIII8 - Onad 1 ) I ' lnell 14 m I& tbe Mefp Fair were, 1111 r, l!aDdl Ra,dM, Jlac!De. Ho 'rtdn; ~ Calaw"', Beedlwlle, - ~ Dave SHOWMANSHIP - llecelvln& tropldM lor tbe Meigs County Jllllior Fair daiJl' !lhowrnaiiiiNp · 'lburllday were flO r, Bnlll* Rolle, grand dlamplon, and Jerl-y &nllb, reserve champion. Boll! boJs are lrom Racine. ' ' taubei, tmts '*•••h sy, Sbort Hom; Joe Parlrer, "'+lh•llar . . bi'Oiber .Jim, Pomeroy, Jersey; JetTY &nllb. holdiDg lor SooU 'I'ruMeiJ. Long lloUool, GumMey. ea.il.t, . . - " ' - dairy Open class judging ot dai!'Y cattle W1!5 held Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. In the Holstein division, Bob Lee, Route 1. Racine, took three !lrst places while Robinson's DairY. I ' ways H igh . (Cont,lnued !rom page 1) Cablnet Cluster on Intrastructure, "There are several projects which ' are . needed to modernize !hi: """"""",.Dtlon .,,..._ In~ area, ---,.....~3~.. and to fadlltate busl!less public -n~rtatiOn." ---"" Specl!lcaDy, Boster pointed to: a highway connection between Rock Springs and the Ravenswood Bridge, completion ol two portiOns of the Appalachian Hlghway In e a:lzl~al ,... Shade, exhibited animals taking· seven llrsts In the various catego. rtes. Ralpb Trussell, Long Bottom, took a !lrst In the Guernsey breed. Climer's Milking Shorthorns, Llm•lo!uleny, won eight !lrst places In the various divisions of the mUklng Shorthorn class. Joann Calaway, ReedSvUle, won 10 !lrst places In 'the divisions of the Ayrshire judging. In the Jersey judging, LelandParkero!Pomeroy took seven !lrsts and Chester Rose I Racine took !Irs I o- Meanwhile, Cotterman one t p Suflolks, ace. Pomeroy, and Carr's Fa.mlly Farms. Route 2, Coolvli)e, shafed top honors In open class sheep Judging or the Meigs County Fair. Cotterman Suflolks took !our first places and exhibited the grand .champion ram and the grand ! ~ e 8 e I • " • 'l D d II f1 •• n c p b .,. tl 3 s "• . p T. H tl R 1,; p 4 \'1 • Ui B IT • ., N fi 4 cl .• of 11' fr kl tl " "'• u , R ·tt 6 G \'1 tc pi t. Phillip Fishe Phillip Fisher, 5 Racln£1, found dead'I'hursdayatth MetgsCounty Jau, was the son John and Icy Belle Maddox Fish r. He was born !nRaclne'andwasarlverboatpllot. He was a member of the Athens American Legion Post and the Veterans or Foreign Wars post, Athms. He served for 15 years as a merchant seaman and two years 1n lumbus,andwasaveteranofWorld Warn ~vtng served In the u.S. Coast Guard. Services will be helc:! at 1 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with DIUI'Y Benton o!llclatlng. Burial will be In Sand Hl11 Canetery, Long Bottom. Friends may caU at the funeral home one hour prior to services on Monday. William L. Rale, fr/, 668E. Jeffrey Place. COlumbus, died Wednesday at the Riverside Methodist Hospital In Columbus. A41yearemployeoflheOhloBell . Telephone Co. Bell, Mr. Ra;e was born May 21, 1917, a son of late McKinley aild Marte Marshall Ra;e, 'Surviving are his wife, Hazel MWloan Rose; a son and daughter· In·laW, WUUam T. and Connie Rale, . Columbus; four brQthers, Elmer, Sunbury; Ralph, LanC8$ter; Ha· rold, Florida and Don, Arizona: live sisters, Erma Parish, Goshen, Ind.; Viola Boston, Mt. Vernon; Leatha Hanes, Worthington Betty Conner,' Delaware: Dorothy Farmer, Flor: Saturdaydanee set ..,.p , there, a spokesman for the Mason CoUnty SllerUrs Department reported. , Mlcbael Wayne Grubll&, 33, was app~ebendecl'!m HJihland "'venue aroond 9 p.m.; and has been l'l!turnlld to the Maul County jaU, WIIIJamstDwn ~ ol Pollee Don White said. ' · Ronald Ray Myers, 21, ' 1& stulat·Jarge, bl!t Is belleYal·to be In lhe Wood Coonty area, White said. u~ the ID or Mason "-!Jwwl:y J~tcher . · ·, · · · hewas~wtthf$11yjallbreak,annedrobbery grand laroe!ly. Bond was set at $'15,001, the lpCikalman tor Uie sberlll's department &ald. . . . , White &aid chartles or auto theft. pcss1!881on of , 11to1en · popecty and pJneo•lon of a conlrolled AEP official ask~ bu•t(ifui ly dtJ i ,~Cnc.'\1 · furn: r~ l a rr a n ~LCm~ ru , iu~t l'JII ur ~i~ i l . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP • 1•TIIr II'IY ~mo•rh·• .~,.~•/• for re8traint in aci~ rain legislation '. I,,, .,, .." 4 H ~ \i . • FAIR DAYS SPECIALS 2 FOR 1' SUNDAE SALE BUY 1 GET 1 FREE Barbeque Rib Sandwich " & Me.d. Fries ~$239 Coupon Savings Sheets To Be Passed Slmclay Ulrougl! Tueldl.v: 011 !laadaJ IIIII ~. Fair J<atUc's que1t1on - Fair activity · 'Diere were still DUIIII!I'OIIIIIdlvllies to be talu!n In • lbe Melp c.nty Fair .......... Friday and SUuni!Q<. In tbe above phato, David Hively of GeiUpei!M 111lki 1 . . ll'lldor Ill ..,.,....... tor tbe leld lloek ll'lldor pllll. At left. ,__ rare tor tbe ,IIDIII! lll!e ... tbe , _ radnl card, wNie at ri&ht. ~~"-Sa.....,., dN1gl!ter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. ~ ~bury ot QeDipo'i, rides . tbe men'Y"P ' round. Below at ri&ht. tbe ferris wheel remains 1ll"P'IIer With ·febo&ooers. '11!en!'s lllwlQs !IO!Ildldng excllillg llboat that hqe wheel, wlildl Is enjoyed by )'OW!g and old &lire. • "trantlc, or morewnectly, desper: ate search tor ammunition, and are We Hope You Enjoy The . 1984 Meigs County Fair Personal. iitcome up 0.8 percent in July · cate&WY, . Items expected to last three or more ye8fll, where sale'\ declined by $5 billion following a smaD InCrease ol $IX) mWion In June. Qlher details or the 1ncome and spending report: -Total personal Income In· creased to en annual rate or $3.0l7 trillion, wblle ji!IIIIOIIIl COiliiiiTIIIIIO spendiJw reedled en annual rate ol p lrllllon. ' . -Within !be 1nmme caflliOI'Y, wqee end 1111ar1s1t lnCreUed at a rail! of $11.'1 MD!m, cbm ll!lrlbtly trtxn tbe lllcreue ol $13.9 biJUon In JUDI!. Oftaettlil!l that clllliae uiJe. what waa en lrnjll'ovanellt In farm · IIAROAIN IMTIIIEQI ~ruROIIY & stMMr ALL SEATS $2.00 ' , 4DIIMSSION EVERY TUE'SI:IAY $2.00 ' • lhiga IDII(II&x Ia 8 "That •10 ...,.., (18¥101. And ..... the . , . . 1nfllclhat ,, . . . . . . n.y. (8dd Nln I t I dun JWGJIDI••WI oughiiD .. CMIIul.'' ' clently thi:Y meet the'll," Katllc ,added. - '' . ntemoetcanmonprooedllreused 1s caned pressurlzed.lllddJzed bed ~bustiOn and llmestoue Jnjl!ctkm. Jri wldch pollutants life removed trom coal over a bed or KatBc said he's Uilled support for addltlonal acid rain cause research lntrtldllced by Sen. Robert<:. Byrd, D-W.Va., and Rep. Nick JoeRahall, D-W.Va. Their legislation Is seen as more re8sonable than bills caDing for sWtur dioxide reductionS which he said ''will cost CCl!ISilmei'S $100 ' aver the next :tl yeiii'S. ' "When Inflation Is considered, the real dollars over that 00-yearperlod billion Kaiser burn victim _ ·djes Fri~ay ~o.-ning ' 0 1 [J . . .......... ... uilL scene PROPER 10 REQUIRED MUST BE 19 YEARS OF AGE '1.00 COVER CHARGE 1'1 I' ' lUlU .....lilt ..,.. ~~on~- llllindooll!d, nl.,ooat on· the leal ........ -could be b., • . . _ .-lei AEP ofllc:W; . · John E. ICalllc. "You don't . . ,0· for *BAD HABITS .STONEHENGE •DIVIN CENZO •JAN SEALS AND DISTURBING THE PEACE BAND tit!... \ -~flclnt cOuld be as mucb .a s $:DJ bUDon,'' losing their credibility.'' Katllc said. . . Acid r.a1n Is thli ~liar term Katllc said he belleves llj:ld min llOIIUtanbl creall!d by power plants proponents are partly lnllueoCEd by carried Into other states 811!1 their complaints tnim Canada - whose water systems by rain. · WbJJe DOling he's not Involved In power: peed5 are supplied primarily the bumlng of coal by plants, KJitllc by bydroeJectrlc and nuclear power feels provisions clthe Clean Air Act, plants. "It's kind of a curious thing," he coupled with entl·pollutlon procesaid. "When people stan telling me dures taken by AEP plants Jlke the JamesM.GavinstallonatCheshlre, w!Jat to do, I start looking to see If are In part tesptilslble for a 25 their hwse Is In order." Katllc said that If "SOOiebody got pen:ent decrease In sulfur dioxide emlsslolls since 19'l0, when the ' crazy" and slgnlflcant sulfur diox· Ide emissions were mandated, legtslatiOn became Jaw. Impact on the local mlnln!l The decrease Is remarkable, Katllc feels, because coal usage has could be tremendOuS· "Youdo!l'tllketoplayg~UJ~es,''he · Increased by 85 permtt In that said. "That Meigs complex is a $90 periOd of time. "We beUeve the an5wer lies In the million payroll. And there's file barge traf!lc that depends on coal. way coal Is burned," he said. "The answer wiD come In not just 'I'hl!y (a,cld rain legislation propolll!llts~ ought to be caretul." meeting standards, but how effi. '*THE LONE WOLF BAND I posed earlier Katllc said acid rain leg1slatlon poponents are enpged In a FEATURING ' · H· "oonillbody got 1:111'(' .-ICI Jlmest(lle. lndusby. AUGUST 19TH .AT 2:00P.M. I ' this week In an address to a I a.bcaster ae!VIa!orpnlzallon -Is based In ooncem over a rush to judgment on acid rain that could damage AEP utilities and the coal "SUMMER SUNDAY.JAM" Cinemaj) reslralnt unUI we're sure?" ' 992-76 83 Out SHAKE SAL'E ' l' C> bas bY, lckl niln J~slallm ~ts untU the exact cause or acid min bas been called for a . HEILA HARRIS Yo1or LoCal Watkins Dealer . 0 Partly clwdy tonight. Low near : 65. WindS light and variable. o · Saturday, considerable cloudiness with a chailce of showers imd thu!XIerstorms. Hlgh !ll-lri. ChanCe of min ro percent tonight and 40 perrent Saturday. Ill ExfEnded Forecaat ElectriC PoWer €0rp. o!llclal John E'. "Jack'' Katllc said AEP supports recently-lillro!lured federal Jeglllstlon mdahJi further .-rdl Into acid rain. "We clcln't knoW exactly what CB!ISES rain/' Katllc, senior Yli:e ~or AEP's fUeiiiiPift\V : dlviskm. aald Friday. "Wey ~ you spend money :untU you're certatn?Whywouldwebe.llent to pit a $100 biJI1oa burden on people?QinweiiOttakethreeyears. ~uare,roundandsrowdanclng~----------~--------~----~~--~----1-----------~------~ Weather forecast By IDMNKEIL'Y ft!16J: Atelsadf GALLJPO · - An American Come and Join Us at the Meigs Co. Fair! Sample Som" Watkins Products Register for our FREE Gift and Receive Free Catalog 5 • ' PI!. ltt·ZMt ar H2·5nl }~~~~~~~~~~~~~;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;~~ ',fl. substance . are pending In Wood County against Grubbs. There are no 1epo1 ll!d c~ pelldlng againSt Grubbs In Wash!Jigton Co\1nty In Ohio, Jaw en1orrement otflclal$ there repcx1ed. Grubba, who ' had previously eocaped from Kanawha County Jaw ortlclals, was originally scheduled for trial MoqdaY In Mason County on 10 C!J11111s or forgery and uttering. It convicted on an coonts,Grubb8couldfaceasentenceor31to3Xlyears · lmpriJonment. ', aeld -" "IIII~Li A MuttimHio Inc. New-per IIJid T, M'nd a will be held Saturday at the EU I Denison Post 467 o! the American Legion. The dancing will begin at 9 p.m. and last untU 1a.m. In Rutland. DonatJonsare$2 per adult and$1.50 per child. 10 Secllono, 62 Pogos 50 Cenll detennlned. · PRESENTS ' •CHARLIE LILLY AND THE POORSIDE •SILVER CREEK *MEAN STREET *PHOENIX *LENNIE TENNANT AND MUD RIVER BAND · -Page A-3·· entine Fruth and Chlet Deputy George Plahts, who had gone to Wood County to make poslttve Identification on Grubbs,· Grubba was traDipol1ed llack to Mason County and taken before Magistrate 'Jolm,"Andy" Wilson where .. The LaSalle Lounge WUiiam L Rose C-'J C..l-6 ' David Jarvis, White said Grubbs apparently rented a car from a Marietta, Ohio. car dealer and was su~ to haVe returned the car Friday. When the ~ was. not returned, White said the '.owner reported 1t sllliEn. Wllllanlltown pollee d1scovered Grublll and the mllistng'(eblclelaterln !be evening, White said.· 1 ·, 'Grubl}i wu takl!n belore Wood County ~te Emily Bradley IIIII was then tumec1 over to-tbe custody of Mason County Shtmlf Robert E.' "Bob" Ohio to theU.S.Arrny. DenverBush, Bush, PaJII!Ioy, ·and nlngnurnberwas1528. Survivors Include a daughter, 8 p.m. senice Rhonda Syracuse, have tiled Linda Carol Nevrollle, San Diego, forthecilssolutlonorthelrmarrlage r-----------1 Calif.; two sons, John E. Fisher, A memorial service for Mrs. In Meigs County Common Pleas Nelsonville and Steven PhUIIp Clara Lochary to be held this Court. Fisher, Nelsonville; live brothers, evenlngattheEwlngFunera!Home Glen Maddox, Cleveland, Joe by Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Closed Saturday Fisher, Portsmouth, Kermit Daughters o! the American RevoluFisher, Gallipolis and Bob Fisher, tlon,wlllbeheldatlip.m.ralherthan The Syracuse Park and Swim· Racine; a sister, Faye Proffitt, 7:00 p.m., Regent June Ashley ~Poolwlllbeclosedtothepubllc Belpre; a grandson, Ryan John reports. hoursturdawllly be(tornonuw~ . Regular resumedon~y. N 1l1e evro , ~----------------===.:=:::.:Fisher Is preceede<llndeath by his parents and a brother, Pete Fisher. ArrangmJeots are pending at the Ewing Funeral Home. 6 c needed to opeit southeast economic growth." Upon completion or 'the petl)lon . drive-which hopes tocollect25,!XXJ signatures - candidate Sheets Emergeney ru.-s plans to ask the state to move the Four runs were reported by the Rock Springs access road and U.S. Meigs County Emergency Medical 33 projects up oo on Its agenda,· Service. Sheets said this morning the drive Pllrheroy went to the Pomeroy was centering on those projects, HealthCareCenterat 9:l9'a.m. for "becausetheaccessroadwasUsted EtheiHobacktoVeteransMeniorlal . by the Southeastern Ohio Regional H ltal t 3 as Pomeroy Councllasltsnumbercneprlorlty." ~to:.; ea~ J:~b- Richard · JullantoVeteransMemorlaiHmpl- Ohio'loUery winner ' tal; Ponll!loy went to the _,_.s • omceatS:l9p.m.!orPhlll~ ClEVELAND (AP) _ The to Veterans Memorial HOIIpital; -at winning number dniwn Thursday 7:36 p.m. Rutland was cliJJed to night In the Ohio Lottery's dally HappyHoUowRoad!oragasleak. game, ''TheNumber,"was148. ' T In the "Pick 4" game, playEd O end miiiTiase Monday through Friday, the win- MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 oo o o o o o oo o o o ' PI'. PJ,.EASANT, W.Va. - '\YIJijamstowD pollee · Friday apprehen!led one or the two Mason County Jl!ll r----------- cbamplon llainpsblre. · Splolil o 0 0 I 0 U Ohio weather: dry, sw:my Sunday forecast · · Williamstown Police capture Mason escapee , ·champion ewe.In the Suffolk breed Wtth Can's FamUy Farms exhibit· lng the reserve champion ram and the reserve champion ewe In the breed. In ·the Hampshire breed, Carr's FamUy Farms took lour !lrst places In addition to exhlbltlnjl the grand champion ram and the grand an<! reserve champion ewes. r-;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w =·a':~J.S..Y>aa~= IF YOUR MOTHER DIDN'T TELL YOU Nelsonville. AaOUT WATKINS PRODUCTS SHE She said the projects, "... exi!ll)1!~ the many highway projects ·.DIDN'T TELL YOU EVERYTHING! RAM WINNERS - Teresa Courtney, Shade, left, duunplon. Sonia Kelms, GuytMDe, !lbow!l tbe P'IIIICl shows this · year's Meigs County Fair open cla8s champion lfamaishlre ram. Tbere was ·no reeerve · Ida. He was: a member of the Beechwald Church or Christ, Co- Editorials ....... .................. A-2 ' FU"'Jlo oo oo o uoo oo o o o ooo ao o oo o ooooooo Middlepolt Polneftft' Gallipolis Pai"t Pleatant Sunday, August 19, 1984 . I Aioq tbe Jqver·.............. .B-l-8 "'±1!88 ........................... A-4 l)e=tbe . ... .... ............ ..... . ... D-8 Vol. 19No. 21 c Athms County, completiOn U.S. 33 ·between Darwin and theof city of Area deaths Inside • .Dairy, sheep judging results given I I ! rd!erve cluunplon Suffolk ram wNle WIIJarn Catterman, 'lbomville, Ohio, sbowB tbe gnnd A-6 t\ &,'o·N.ANY SHAKI ·~ S·H·E·E·NA • " · ~IWt ont . 'JJ\NYA IIDB£RI'S FLAVORS coupon Plf cultomer .McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE HAR'I'IHGIR 'ARKWAY ·i a-ce of . . . . . Tn-1". . . . .. tbe ,low Ill miiiAIIIL . _ II! lbe ....... Ill Jlllcl.-.. .MIDDLifiORT, OH. l I ' I • Coui)On elplrn 121J0/84 i McCLURe'S 3-IN-ONE 3i4 I MAIN IT fiOMiiiOY, OH.' Income, up. at a rate of $3.6 biiJP!In July, compared with $2.5 billion In spokesman Robert w.Irelan·. Jewell, 49, of Point Pleasant, was , a inalntellance general supervisor or . after·tax. In· and a Zl·year Kaiser Aluminum come, rose 0.8 percent to en annual employee,.Irelan said. He had been rate of $2.!!9'trllllon, CDilpared with listed In critical condition since being Bdmltted to Cabell Hunting· a0.7paceutJuneblcreli8e.· , -Penonalsavlnpgrewstarate ton'S bunl unit. Irelaii said the other Individual .cl$157.5bllllon. 'Illatieftthenatlonal savlnp rail!- savtnp as ape. Cent Injured In the !Ire, Alfred H. ol dlspwable 1ncu11e - at 6.1 · Ashworth, Sr., !ill, of NeW Haven, a malntellance fDreman, n!ITialnS In jii!IQ!ilt, uptrtxn5.8pi!I:U!!d In June IIIII 5.3 pen:st In May. _ critical condition at the 'bunl unit. AU , flaural are lldjlllted to Carl Whitley, superintendent of dllcolmt b' lllll'lllalsueonel varia· tklnl. .fuly'alncul• total tr8allate reduction operations at .Ravensto Slll,IDI a year tcr every men, wood, detlcrlbed Jewell u "a ·flne W1111111 end c)ll1d In the United ~worker. More than that," Whl· June. -Disposa'*. Stata I. Pr. PLEASANT. w.va.-Lowell T. Jewell. one of two Individuals burned In a!lreatKalser Aluminum & Chemical CorpOration's Ravens· wood ~ Aug. 10, died Friday mornlni at Cabell Huntington }lospltal, acccrdlng to company tleysald, "~wasafrlendtoallwho ·~' h!ffi. knew and 'worked with Our thoughls and Pl'liYers are with his wife, Jean, their saris, Tom ajid John, and,the rest or~ farnUy ," : Jewell and Ashworth sustained extensiVe burns during a !Ire in> a buDding that Is used to Store at)d convey pitch, Irelan said. He said thi:Y were In the process Qr unplugging the pitch CO!IveylDg systemwhe!ltheaccldentoccurred. An InvestigatiOn Into the cause or the !Ire Is continuing, and It may be weeki before the cause is known, be added. .' . The extent or the damage to the · bulldlng In which the !Ire took plaee is Still being assessed. Irelan· Sli)d alumlmDn production at Ravenswood Is not affected, and the damaged system Is being bypassed , with an alternate method. He said pitch Is used at Ravenswoodtomenutacturecarbonanodes that are used In the alumlnutn maklngprocess. .( .•· .• �. . .. . and perspectiVe ( . ~mjlill ~v A Division or r"T"'..ooo'--T-' .,-=do~=> 111 ·~ 821f'l'hlnl Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio · St., Pomeroy, Ohio (6U ) 992-2156 (814) 441>-2342 ROBE RT L. WI NGETT Publtsher . HO~T Wl!.'lON JR. ,Exeeutive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD As.ostant Publlsher-Coniroller ' •' A MEMBER of The Aa!loclated. PreM. Inland DaUy l"'''eu AuoclaUon and Ute • ~ - - PubliWrs AMoclallon. . ' ·. LI!Tl'ERS OF OPINI!)N""' weloomed. they !ihould be l"'"lhan 000 w-lonJ: AU ' ...~ are•bJect to edltlnJ an4l must be liped wllh name, a.ddreuand telepboneaum•"'"· No IIIOIIped......, wiD be published. Lolt<n should be In pod..,.., adilre88lnr lo' ..... ~ penonalldM. Days of conventions as we know them ·may be numbered_ Pag1 A-2. AugUit .19, 1914 ·. ' · r~:~e Forecasts a.m EDT. Sunday , August19 • ' ' ;Uke paleontologists assem,bllng the 111m;$ ol a hi-tech dlna;aur, workers are putting the final touches on a political show that may have Utile more I . .......... . 1 as ::n . Market ·fades back State road petition ·into heat of 'season· !o • ' I· • . ' •• < After a frantic fluny that had traders waving their arms like Olympic volleyballers, the stock market seems to have faded back·agaln Into Uie surjuner beat and haze. ' •l!o what's the excuse this time? : ;Wen, It's uncertainty again, and every\)ne knows what uncertainty does. ~ it's a baSeball batter or a pole vaulter or an_ lnvestorwtth a bundle <J:Casb, a strong commitment is never made under uncertain conditions, • !lhls time the uncertainty Is about Interest !Illes and Paul Volcker. ~ ;111s1 before the recent expl~lve stock rally, !here existed a strong feeling Volcker, the FEderal Reserve chairman, had declared hllnself as ~ satlstled With the way things were going. ;. ~ the chairman was relaxed about ecoromic matters, lnstitutlonhl ~ reasoned, then interest rates weren't likely to rise - but s1DckS • likely to do so. And that began the charge Into equtttes. : -But now there Is uncertainty again. Volclcer, after all, never declared ~If very clearly on the Issue. He often doesn't. His remarkS are seldom t14t out, but Instead are more like those or the oracle at Delpl!f. . ,; jAnd so, therefore, what had been interpreted as a IP:el!ll light seems to If119e caught a glint of amber, and the market 1s back again to . qiqslderatlons of the federal budget deficits and the potential for a credit <idinch In the future. ' . · :·1be pressure remains on interest rates, says 'Francis Shott, cblef ~of ·Equltabte Life. The clues "pobtt in-one direction· up," say ll!ijnomlsts at the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. There's just 1DO II'Oich borrowing going on, says 'lllomas Holt, the stock market investment t¥ a.,Y~ser. . . ' ; lfbeprtme lending rate, now 13 pezcent, might rlseto14bytheendofthis ~and to 15 percent by mld-19115, says Schott, who bases his contention on 9¢!.ng cn:dlt demands tmn consumers, buslnes$ and pernment. .. , : ;Golt points to a growth rate of more tharl :1! pen~nt a year in consumer tMaUment loans over \be first live monthl! or the year, during which tlipe """"""•' income was less than half that rate. That, he says, Is ~:~Mac, as the Home Loan Mortgage Corp. refers to Itself, makes "Upward pressure on interest rates wUl continue through l!lll and into 19!ri." : ~ are the fears and uncertainties that every now and then causes Wall . ~ to refleCt. ~ conclusion: .foday in history ;~Is Sunday, Aug. 19, ihe ~day of 19fM. There are134da;Ys left In . . ~Year· • ~-· hlgbllght In hlstocy: ;~Aug. 19, l812, .the ·U.S. frigate Constitution, also known as "Old IMtntes,", detested the Bt1t1sh frigate Guerriere In the North Atlantic ~ the.War of l812. • 1' 1 drive·-~ , ___ Lowe_u_·w_~-=e_u::. . J . . . l . . I . 11 ' . • I .·•' ·. JIJ·'l'lle' DdiW~ Severe~ dumping more than an lncli ~rain washeli oot roads Satwday In Art7ma. Colonu:b lllld ~. While · stonn·spawned wltllls gusting 1D 97 mph ·wblstled acrOll Lake " . ~mm~. In the South, yal<bda, Ga., was dtelclfl!d by 2.331nches orr~ , . oven\lgbt, While Jacksonville, Fla., reported more than an Inch of precipitation. . In eastern Colora4o, heavy ·1ltunderstonns were Saturday as a astorm which IIOIIked the central part of the state moved east. Heavy ralna washed out the Elk Creek Brld&elnJeffet&OII County, · Colo., and several roads were closed by high water In Qiaffee and Pat1t counties. ' . .I · . Road flooding a1ao was reported bt La Paz and Ywnapwn¢fes In sou~ Armnt&. wberel% 1nches or rain tell 011 the town of 'l'acna In !II minutes, tbe Nltloaal Weather Service said. Tuscon a1ao . t:epOrtecl more than an Inch or rain. · · In Soutbem Caii1Dmia. heavy tbundentmns caused lome road flooding I!W!I'Illlbt In RMnlde and San Bernadino counties, but no damqe' or inJurles We-e reported. · In Mlchlpn winds 11....,_ up 97 mpl1 were clocked over Lake Supet lor by a lhlp just JD,1hea8t ol Hancock. _ Another day of sizzling heat wu forecast Salllrdlly !Dr the Interior valleyB of ~. where the mercury climbed to .101 delrm Fr,lday Ill Sacratriento. It was the 2'7t!1 time this summer that thedty has h!tonled temperatures above 100 decieea. · ·. 'retnpera\IJreB around the natlol) at 3 a.m. l!l)T ranaed from 42 ·• deglees 1n Watertown, N.Y., to 90 In Kansas City, Mo. rePorted , WEATHER FORECAST - The NlldoMI Weather ~ l o r - for lluDdlr predlcla showers lor thl! Great lAkes iellon and the ~ Plalna. Tbe rei& of the na&lon Ill predided to - fair llkiM. (APr •ierpllolo). ' Extended' Ohio forecast M,ONDAY 'niROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair Monday. Chance of llbowers or tlllnderltonns Tuesday and Wednesday. Hlgbs Ill the upper 70s io mld-lls Monday, in the 811 Tuelday and Wednesday. Lows S5 1D 65 Monday and In the 00s Tuesday and 'Yednelday. Dry. s~nny Sunday By The A.oofe!M 1'1..- . Obio was under the threat of showers and thunderstonns throogh Saturday night, but drier air and sunny skies are on tap for Sunday. Sunnybill ~alkout: _miners meet today NEW LEXINGI'ON, Oblll (AP) Covella said officials at Peabody -A union offlcJai wW try Sunday to have reN8ed to talk with blm since · convince · some 3XI m1nen at the net walked. off the Job J>eai!ody Coal Co.'s two SWtnyblll Thursday. · mines to end their unautbor1zed "We wt11 be more than happy to walkout. diScussany.jpievancetheunlonhas United Mine Workers Local 1340 after they come back t6 work." PreSiderlt Torn .CdveUa sUI he w1U . PeabodyspokesmanRyanTewsald meet with the nllners .at 1 p.m. Friday a1temoon. · . Sunday" ~ try to convince them 1D "I need tor them 1Q get back to return 1D work. workso I can get these things 1rcmed "I don't think the cimpanywlll. out,"CoveUasilld.HesaldbeW9Uid talklftbey'reootai'nonth,"Covella like· the men 1D return 1D work saldrtldaynlgltt. 1. Monday. The standatiU coQtlnued Frklay Local UIO secretary 'l'om.Gibboo With the miners refusing ·to :work said the miners fEel la)'tds have · . unless the comJ,any discusses ~ resulted ·111 IIIIS8fe wu-Jdni coodl· grievances and the company relus· tlons contrlbutlni to recent InJuries lng1Dtalkwlthouttheminenmthe among miners, Including one In job.,,, 'I' , '".. . . Feu(l.betw~n COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Obio's !e,ud between -contlnuel. · ~ bar imd wb1cb a miner suffered a cnl8hed pelvilllast week. . Peabody was faced With closing the mine when its main cuslomer, Consumers Power ol Jackaon, Mich., threalielled to stop buying ~-COlll becaii'P of Michigan El)vliOO!Ill!lltal regulationS. They 1espnied 1D the threat by cutting back 011 production ~ laying olf wtrlce!L Reoentbo, boweY1!r, Michl· ganautllDl'lllaappvvedavarlance · lor Consumers Power that .UOWS burnlngoftherelattvely.-sdlur ()hjo coal. -' Tew said 86 Sunnyblll employees were laid off Dec. 15, lllld that ~ have since been called baC11: 1D their jolii.Hesilldhewas~oflalit week's.accident. bar,·· bene~ ·continues Whaleu said he bad disci!SSed the. attack bt1efty by telepiiJne WI';" LORAIN, Ohio (AP) - Some Kroger employees, fearing they could lose their jobs atthemd of this All ~votlngunltscomeunder'· the umbrella of the Uhited Food and: Corrunerc.lal Worken Union Local: mdnth, haveaskedareamayors and lBJ. Gov.I'Uchard Celeste toln\enleneln "It's 18 voteS~~ are~ their contract troobles with the l,&XJ employees hanging," said. company. The employees want a chance to Stephen Brotllln. a Panna store; wte on the latest KrOger contract worker who has been active In· workllig to get an election. . proposal- a proposal union leaden; He said he understood Why the; say Is !101 substantially dlff~t from oni! rejected by a groop o! meatcutters reJected the July' 29: offer, since they would have taken• union W<rkel s July 29. "We're trying 1D convince the the blgaest cuts In wages and health~ unlon leaders to let the people vote · on it," saldJackWyar, ·an employee at Kroi!er's store lh Shelfleld the Workers' present health benef.: VWage. '"The president (of the Its, and Brottonthougbttherevision: unlon) said he wruldn't Jet them would be enough to swing t)le: vote." " Kroger ofllclals have said their23 ~tcu=~lleve that tiM!; northern Ohio store~ may be closed amended . final ptoposal wool~~ by Sept, 1lfnocontractagreement Is pass,"' said Bfotton. "But •If wi . ended up clOSing, I'd rather It be wi· reached. 'no' vote tli8n by no vote at aU." · Kroger~&tors~weektold Kroger spokesman James Melli·. unlon leaders that .unless union · meatcutters aP!JroVt! the Aug. 10 tire said the company was walling "final amended olfer" by Sunday, for a union U!spoli.se on the the Cincinnati-based company . company's request iohold a voteOII ·• "would consider the offer rejected the last contract offer. LocallBlspokesman IrvlngGitlln and the stores would close bySep\.1. .. 'The vast majority of northeast said the union asked for a llli!etlllg . Ohio Kroger workers, represented with a federal media1Dr, but~r by two Retall OerkS Union .locals, refused. The union Is ready to ITlllet • approved a contract offer July 29. at the company's request, he saldi1 • Kroger ~oosly Shut down '1$ But the meatcutters union reJected stOres In the region last June. ' . ' · the offer by a ~75 vote. '· =~~~:ea:=:~; ·• I, Don Nunley, board member tor UMW District 6, COIICeded Friday that new mine equipment h.ls boolted productivity, a factor that comp81y Q!!ldah bave cited In explaJnlng wb;y more miners have not bel!n recalled. Covella. said, the wallcDut wu but be IIJidersta1\dS the mllleri' frustratlonl. fAlL PAINT SALE If it looks 'like it needs a new ·:_ now is the .time to do it( . llllautlmlzed, ' say tbey're at till! end ''\oo oouid of thelrlqll!. I told theCOIIIpiUIYtbat the men wereupaet, but nobody was . llsleollig. (The strike) didn't surprise me a bU." . Tew said about 1.50 miners at 8uJulyldll's !lOUth miDe walllied off their jobs Thursday Jld nlll&. followed 11y ~ 1«i m1ners at \be north mine 'Ibunday aftemoon. statement. ''Tiley don't want 1D discuss anything. 'I'beywanttocomelnhere and dictate bow tbln(lll ~ going to , 'Frank· Bazler of Troy, OSBA s ··' · · 1Ji· .the .latest cleveqJment, a · president, and that nothlng_was said . .liPQitesttwi for the O)!lo State Bar about what, future ~· If ~. be' '' Damiani .said. • . AllildatlononFrklaydenledaUega- they mlgbt take. 'We have no '· ttOa. by t.w~sDaintanl, admlnlstra· cmunent.?n that, no speculation at l.oaery winning 1Drfortbe0hloSupremeCoiui,tbat thiStbne, Whalensald. . the .laWyers' group Is "out 1n get" In bls Interview, Damiani said, numhen: 861,1705 Chief Jll8tice Frank D. Celebrezle ''They are trying 1D make people becau.se of hllltallan heritage. . think he is an evU, vlndlct1ve man, a l)eomls Whalen, OSBA's director Mafi!l figure with ~ ~ of of pulll1c atfalrs, said the Charge Is ~ against the bar· . unttue.and that a recent bar report In its report on July 25, the crtttcal of the court was "oot bt the . ~ssoclatlon retQUilted a history of q~en, piJbllcJY on the record, and 1n · disputes wttb the court, InclUding writing." court declsloaa ID strip OSBA ollts He said the report, released to the rll!ht to publish court and1D lli!WI media and lll!llt to the .b ar's ·investigate grievaDCeS against law· 17,!!00.metnbi!l'8, took the court io yers. 'lbe letter a1ao •w sled that task on administrative and related Celebrezze violated judicial ethics · matten. "Itdldn'th&veanYthJnito ~rotstepplng'downaschiefjustlce •""•one's ethnic....,... __ •1 before 8IIJIOUIICingbewouldrunfor do with -v '~'"""''· ' lnl982. Whalen aald. govi!I1IOI' He did not respond 1n other "I say bull 'to all .. of 1t; ;, Damiani . cOmmentS attributed to Danltant said. "It's all a crOCk of baloney." following a JleWIPIIIler inteMew. In Bazler was qUQted as saying be the lritervlew, Damlanl tefmed fu · was dlsappolated · by the court's offlcerlofthebargroupas"slamlca" refusal . 1D answer the letter's and·said they were seeking to take . complaints and. that be Is hopeful rNer the ret1pOiislbllltles of the "thatwewUlbeabletosltdownwtth ' state's highest court. the court and discuss these AT330011 Murp · 4s CIRCULAR IN · TODA Y'S PAPERCHEISE & 'CRACKER I SNACKS . ON PAGEl WEATHERIEATERe flat exterior paint CUT $8 WEATHERiiEATER11 s~ti~ . exterior paint CUT 899 .... ', ' .' EASY INTERIOR PAII\IT SATIN FLAT .• ,..... ~~t:~~:~. '999 .......... SAVE $1-: CEILING ..............~~4·.:~~..~ .• '999 .......... SAVE · SEMI GLOSS ........~~4·.:!?:~$l1 99 .......... SAVE '6 The manufacturer was una··l ble to supplY. this Rainchtcks Wtll not bt sued. Wt ·are sorry for this SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . matters.'' ~;;;;_;___ ~.~m.;;_;,;~;-~';;;;~ USPIII-IIt ·~ ,Berry}s Wodd , • The nation's weather ...,.Ions I1 I can find one, I am golhg to Meigs and Gallla Counties be given County the Route 35 llnprovement send·an Ohio roaq map to Warren J . the same consideration as the rest between Gallipolis and Rio Gri\Jidl! Tuppers Plains to a dell~ ot .' . . Smith, Director of the Ohio Depart- of the state in the allotment of has been on and off the pt1ortt)' list JlitJiipei tty which 1 they; olbetwlse ' . · ·; , ment of Transportation.. Concern- highway funds. Country lanes and so often i-esldents are neveT sure would no! have knoWn. Now the three neglected counties ·· Ing 'the sla0te. roads In Southeastern back alleys are paved better ln. what·its current status Is. In M~ have an oppOrtunity to make their Ohio, Director Smith Is hopelessly Cuyahoga,County than state roads County the Pomeroy-Middiepl;lrt lost. Perhaps a good map would in Southeastern Ohio. For centuries by-pall channeled business away complaints beard. As far as I~. :·' It II the lint time tlJey ,have had ' help! ' ' •; It has been the right of the people to from till! local merchants wtt)lout sucha·chance.Mn.Sbeetallahela . Last weeki received a letter from seek redress lor grievances by . bringing new~- I have lived Director Smith In acknowledgment petitioning their governrlients. here most of my, life lind, With one aoai . of not Jess th!ln 25,1nl '; of reprints of an "Operi Letter To Now, when It seems that all other · exception, I cannot potat to any · signatures on petitions which will: be pmented 1D Governor Cl!lnte' . Governor Celeste" published In this attempts to imprdve our transporslgnllicant completed ~Y im· With the appropriate pubUCity · column July 29. Without subjecting tation problems have failed, I~ provement. That excejJtloa II · the . you to tbe usual alibis and excuses, I that every voter in the 91st District Route 7lmpl)lVemeat from Pome- . which wW be heard state wide. · We'D not only apeak ·With one-' would like to share With you a add their name to the peUtions. roy to Coo1vWe whlcb ·opelled 11M!' voice, we'U ¥ELL! paragraph or the Director's letter. Mn. Jenlilfer Sheetl, Pomeloy communities · of · Cbe'l\er and As you can read, he speakS of attorney, has agreed ta ~hair the· construction of Route 124. At no petition ~ttee. Her ~ time did we request such construe· tance of the chairmanship wu tion. Route 124 Is a winding, · grat\fYing to the chamber dangerous blacktop road, not de- .!llflllbenl beca\lle . lbe 'IIOW8 the I ' . · r , ) ', · ~ ,;:· · .. 1! 1 signed lor heavy truck ttamc. It tralllportation ptobleml d. the . ,•' branches .off to Portland and bridge dlltrlct, '.the total laCk ol public · t · traffic follows Route 338 to the tranlportatlon 1D muclt o1 the ,, ' •_; bridge. We are asking for an acceSs dlatrlct and reaibe& that the . ·. I road directly !rom the bridge to economic developmeDt of the dis' Route 7 at Five Points and Route 33 trict can only follow good roads. As · 'I . at !Wek Springs. That Is' why I say the Republican romtnee for the Dlrectpr Smith Is lost. we Invite omce or State Rep eaentative, she ') him to·come to Meigs County 81111' w1U be traveling extensively over I see lor himself. In Ids letter, he the district durlrlg the next three · says: .• , months and wW have the OPIM tun· "With the large number of lty to personally ·~ the ImporI needed, worthwhile projects tance ol the petition drlve. AA a II . arou!J(! . the state, it becomes ' member or the IIIIPOOtion party, I l necessary to prioritize ·the few that heartily endone her seiectlon. call be funded and. advanced to · RepublicanS and Democrats alike construction. After COII8Iderlni Ute w1U beuellt If this last-ditch effort It nurriber of projects and' the limited successful. f!mds, It must be recognized that A wise pbliOiopber once aald, '' construction of Route 124 w1U be a "When the public apeakl With one 'l con8lderable time In the ·future." ' voice, government u.taw," lt Is ' ·With aU due respect to Governor · imperative that the people ot tills 'I Celeste ani( Director Smith, I can tbree<owlty area ~ with one 'I . only answer, Buahwa!! t" · voice Ill protestlJI& the Ioiii lllllect • That allo aeemed. to be the the stale l'!ladlllaVe llllft!!ed. From '·l answer of the Pomeroy Chamber d. Athena ·to the ....S Of tile four·lalle Commerce when tliey llll8ltimous1y . fl1lhway at Darwlll; ll1llR COilllruc. agreed 1D sponsor a petition drive In tlon work 011 Route 33 was done the 91st D1stl1ci asking tllllt Athens, · more than «< yeara aao. In Gallla t fl ' intervene in contract high'* 1rew1B push down from the northern Great Lakes to Lake Michigan by Sunday evening. w refevance today than the giant brontosaurus that outlived Its U$efulness 1.50 ·riuluQn years ag<J. · • The Republican National Convention that opens Monday certainly will be. the most hi-tech In histocy. Computer tenntnals are set up by each ' · delegation. The telephone sjstem Is dlgl~, the mall eleclronlc. neceuary ..........,, • ., There wtll be giant screerui and en!J!Igh da1zllng visual elfects to amuse Humaa Evetlti, the ~live · ~legates even In !his age of Star Wars and video games. A red, white and Week!Y. "located Stein .aDd uked · illue color scheme was deemed too old-fasl)loned and this podlw:n Is cast In hlm about this "advice." Stein $hades of brown - . "earth tones," the GOP planners like to call them. dented the' story ablolutely. HI told . $Jeekly curved, the platfortn adjusts to each speaker's height . them~ the oppoelte," heiald.electrmlcally. ''I told them ithe loaDI-could' not he: : .Outside the .hall, the cuisine Is nooveau and so Is the city. Much of It done that way.'' l..argely becalllll!ol ~ly some ot the ~D hotels - lookS like It was b.illt last week. the· mitigating c1rcum1tances ot' · • But When Frank J . Fahrenkopf Jr. raps the gavel at 11 a.m., EDT, on Stein's 51.IPPOIIed advice, the FEC' . Monday 1D call the 33rd Rllpubllcan convention to order, delegates might · let theFerrarocommltteeoffwttha0 Well wonder what they're doing there. 1 Wl1st·tapplng Clvll pe!Uilty of $'1Sl._' : No one Is challenging the renomination or.President Reagan and VICe Who's telllag the truth? · :presldent George Bush. Debates over the party platform have Involved As Ferr4ro said in ~uly, tlv? vice'' ~~~ ees of conservatism rather !1Jan any real ideological battles. For' an presldel1cy Is an· ofllce of -hlglr ' Pt"acti~ ~the platform light Is over since party rules make it close public trusl- On the .nwtd, she .. 1p !irJposslble to cany it I!> the convention floor. · . hasn't~lt. . . ,· .'ibJS w1U not be a convention that offers suspense or surprise. It Is a fnade..for-televlslon shoW that the television networks are getting reluclallt ~~on the air. · · :· As With the Democratic National Convention last month, the networkS jn!plferlng selective CO\'el'ljge .' rather than the gavel-10;-iavel sl!owlngs, of ~conclaves. , . • WASHINGTON - An official of $ji&,lm a year as a special assistant erty." In fact, .he said, "fronl ~. lnent au~: . "'.' ' . ·: F,ahrenkopf Insists that the Arnerk;an people are going to lave the GOP the Deparbnent of Housing and . to HUD's general deputy asslslant aftl!l' I half an. agent, I wasn't Holbl!rt's cUtrent ~ wer- • soow. . ·Urban Development has an out- secretary lor fair housing and equal Involved on a dey-to-day beals-with- en't his'11rirt run-In \t'ltll houllnll~­ : "Those people In front of their lel~n sets wtll be entertained and standing bench warrant against oppor;tunlty. When, JIIY associate tlu! building." regulations. tn 19111, ~tal Jp the: Vlfonned," ,saki the party chairman. "'That's never been my concern. My him that calls for . hls arrest In Toey Capacclo· cojltacted Hoillerl Omclal documents , shOW that building llled ·a petltlbll With'• ~cern Is holding the Interest of the netwqrkS and the buttons (that connection with housing code viola- at his $230,lXll suburbltn Maryland Holbert sold the three-story brick housing authorities' chm:glng Hoi: eon1r01) whether or not it g<JeS oot over tbe air." . dons on property he formerly home, the HUD o!flcjal expressed buDding In ~ebruary 1984. Since bert With rent .IM!tclulrtl!!s , 11111! ·: The problem facing both parties ltl!IY well be that Polltlcs bas changed owned In washington, D.c: 1981, the .............. he had code vtolatioas. ·, ' mild Interest. 1 ~Ul UD ··-•·, :t!IUW ~ , ' 4ru1·made the conventions largely (fretevant; · . The bench warrant was Issued In "lthlnk you lor brbiging It to my earned anywhere troin $5,1m to : Ait~t~agreed , The last time a Democratic convention took more than one )lallot to District ot Columbia Superior Court attention," he -- said. "H someone · $15,(11) ,a year In rental income on With most pi the tl!nents' al)egaielect the presidential nominee was In 1952. 'The last Republican last Oct. 28 when the Ht)D o!flclal was looking lor me with a warrant, the property. · ~01101,, and. ordered Holbert 1D pay", Oooventlon to go more than OllEl ballot was in 1948. failed to appear in court for a I'd be concerned.". Generally, the 1 The outstanding bench ~arran~·. $2,490 . 11!. adjustment,~._ '1111! [)e. • . : 'fbe 111111llstakable feeling tlie Dallas convention takes shape Is that the "status hearlng''l In u.i case. It federal marshals are too busy With from a case !lied In April 1983, by cembet" l980, datlsion stilted that .> ~rs or these events are numbered, at least as they now are structured. orders th~ U.S. marshal "to arreSt more serious criminal offenses to the District of Col.um!M corpora- Holber(:s· ''failure :to 'Provide the ~ , ' the' huge backlog of out. W,ilhout the drama of a nomination contest, pOlitical conventions have less Kenneth F . Holbert and bring him pursue tlon·counset•s dlllce, allegliJg the33 proper heatiq lllld hot water• ihterest than most surrmier lelevlslon reruns. forthwith to answer the information standing bench warrants. Instances of rauure to provide hot durtng variOus ~ from 19'18 to . · wwld be 1ron1c if the conventions were dlmlnlshed by a decision by charging him" With !allure to "All the Problems I had with the water bJ violation 01 ~ district's the present ~· l!OURna" code ,, ~ion that they no longer aie Worth eJctEnslve. coverage. lt was provide hot water for tetiants of a property were solved" as of March housing code. Holbert Is among 28 violationl of aucli liabltiultial na· 6qverage 1 of the political conventions a generation 8g1) that moved seven-unit apartment bulldlng on 33 1983, Holbert sald, explaining: currentandformerlandlordsllsted ture as to slgnlllcantly affect the·. Ol!evlslon news Into Its modern era. · occasions from November, 1982, I!> : "From that point on I was only in the "MajorVlolatonSuriunary" health, sat~ and seciu:lty of ,• .. . . . . AprU, 1983. · • , concerned with selllng the prop- Issued by theclty'shouSingenforoe. tenants." ' .... ' Holbert; 59, an attorney, earns . ' go~ernor,nnayorsto ~ wllll'l!lllal!l XB'Illl"ble tllrouih the we el iwl -titer ~ *""eee a cold front extelll!q from a low Pi ••re uye: the ~d Mac!dnac 8C1'01811Uttbem Wltoc«wwn 1D Sou1b [)eliola. 'nllll fniDt was expected 1D stretdltrorn aoulhem OnUirio 1D ~ Indl8na and Mlliourl by Saturday ev&llng. A .lame& }. Kilpatrick·. husband's lnt~ts. uabWtJes and Forest Hllll tn a ~ ot.• property transactjons? Her declra· $m,Wl ' homes. she lllld her ,' tlon does not rnerety strain credul· h1151iand allo owa a · GM~:«m .: lty; it smashes credulity lnto\l(eces rondolrtlnlum in St. Croix lllld a : and tramples It underfoot. Ferraro vacation houle 1111e11e~ at 1195,«X»i ·was a dlrectQr of her husband's • on Fire Island. Are we to IIIIJII(IIe · multimillion-dollar corporation: that she acquired her lnlelftt Ill ·: Did she never attend a directors' these finanCial and economic belief. : meeting? Ferraro also was. its all her lonEl8001e? 1 ·secretary-treasqrer ot the corjloraHoW . can she say abe never • lion. She was a shareholder of the received "any'' llnancJal benefit . ·corporation. Who w1U beltew that from IMir husband's Interests? Her : she had 1'npl knowledge" of her husband made Weaal loanl to her · husband's worth? · 1978 campaign amoqnlil!ll' to Ferraro 8.nnuaUy made another $110,«X». Part of this he bon owed , statement In her disclosure form. from the East River S.vlniB Baak : She swore she was entiUed to an on their joinii!Bvingll account; part • exemption from the repor1illg . of it ·he borrowed 011 Ids life ; · requirement because she had 110t insurance; part of It he bQmlwed by ( derived "anY financial or economic ~ as cOllateral the ttust: • benefit" from her husband's BCCQUni!l of their lhri!e chlldren. I wealth. The operative word Is These were not ''benl!flts?" , : "any." WehaV..notheard thefullaU.-yof ; Who w1U bellevf that? This those loans and their repayment, • simple housewife from Queen!!, Ms. llut the records rellect a couple of ; Blueberry Mullin of 1984, Hves in sllcky executed sweethe$)1. 'deals : involving Ferraro, her lillBband, ! and her hus~'s business asao- • elate Manny · Lermari. In an 1 affidavit !lied with the FEC, : Zacc8ro declared .that be was : advlaed by David Stellt, a lawyer , lormerly IISIOC!aled with the FEC, • "that the proper JDj!thod of tundlng I the campaign was to have I mernben.of t~ canclldate:s lmme- ! dlatefamllyloan the committee the Kroger .workers ask_ The ·--~~------~~--------~----~ . ' WASHINGTON - On July 24 matter what material Ferraro now Geraldine Ferraro Issued a formal discloses to the Federal Elecdons statement. She promised that by Commission, the record of . her Aug. ~ she would mlike public not ll,l.lngs With the HOWle of.Rep~­ only her own Income tax returns but tadves will not go away. also those or her husband, real Ferraro was elected to the House estate developer John Zaccaro. she In· November 1978. The lollowlng would do this, she said, "because May she !lied the first other annual my husband and I believe that It Is financial disclosure statements rein the public Interest to do so and quired by the Ethics in Government because the office of vice pn;sident Act. Under the law, she was Is one pl.high publlc trust." required to dlsclo:;e the finanCial This · past Sunday Ferraro holdings of her husband UD!ess.she welched on I~t promise, "My could certlfy, under the penalties husb;md feels, quite frankly, that that go with perJury, that she had his business Interests would he "no knowlroge" of those boldlngs. affected." She wtll not release his · Those are the operative wonk: "no · returns alter all. knowledge." Every year Ferraro The gentlewoman from Queens Is routinely has checked a box on the In deep trouble. Let me be as blunt form stating that she Is entitled to as she often professes herself to he: an exemption from' the reporting I1 a male' candidate lor vice requlrerrient. president on a Oemocratic or No know-? Is Ger'aidlne Republican ticket had played as Ferraro truly prepared to look the last and loose with the Ethics Act as country In the eye and swear that Ferraro has played, the. media she had " ~ knowledge" of her would be tearing him to No I weather:-----.. . . . . . ---------.-----. r---:-, ~ • The Sunday Times-S.ntinel Pag• A-3 Pon•oy Mlddl1port-Galtpolis, Ohio Point "1110111, W. Va. • ? . 'No _k nowledge' ~ Augult J 9, 1914 · 1299!,~ MeiftbOt: T11o A11oc:laled Pre11 hi· laad 'Dally pnu AtiOtllltiOft and 111~ Am.frttaa New•paperPublllhfrl AI· ooclallon, NaiiOIUll MYfttlolnl ~ 'Nil 11118.00 In c.t. RSC-11 Nino Milt Road, sun• 201, Dolroll, Michigan, 481m. CotnmerDIIII ~ Allalr~IE . for Onlr ....... Month (Piull Appll tie u.ISilea Tax) 1 _,..ntaUve, Branham, 1117 Wett · IVJII()RIPTION RATa ' . o.. ~.:;.~...-.~.~~-~~-~-1-10 ()np Month .. ............. ..... .. ,.., ... ,,lf.RO' • liNGLE COPY PBICB No Jublertpllon• by mall permitted Ia towna wh«e ,no tor earrler service Ja,avaUablf. bP "'· mldt .. ., equal t~ abaw rite wtth • -~ The S:=ndaTtmea-S.nllnel ' will w. $60,000 ftdenlly .... lnc:a.e, jolnt .enam, yOU wouldhawooearo , --------~-,....- ' ~--~~~~--- not • tor adVI!ft paymn.ts carrll!l'l . 1 A.W.._. .. I ._,0111, MMLit1UClBiniONI I Ollf year ......... ..... ,......... .... T $21.110 _..,._, Six monl,.. ...... ...................... 113.00 . ---Oiolo ~ 417 MAIL IVIIKIIIPTIONI 52 w.................... ,..... :........ 118.24 ill WHIII .............................. 121.12 i3'WHIII ................ ,............. llUI &IW- .. ............................. IIIWtokl ............................... IIW- ............................... 5.80.:10 ~. 80 Cl!y I Second Avenue P.O. Box ll8 Gallipolla, Ohio 45631 (614) +46-2125 1 ..... I I I I ............ Tu:Ca t lwc ""'" ~. ;~y ·- =- ,I_______ .._ ____ _ t • ~ �.. .. ....... ..... ft·~ • • . ..... . . ,........ ........ _..... .... ....-.-.-...... ~· ~ ~ ~ -~, ......... ...... ·.~ - ¥ Paint Pl•a~ant, W. Va. · Ohio. Autwt 19, 1tl4 --Business Briefs~..... Thirty~ear awards presented ' ( ' Dr. Arnold J. Saltier !Dr. Sattler !notes tenth .... 1.. • at .•Medical Plaza ;~n1versary • ' ; GALLIPOLIS- Dr. Arnold J. .Sattlei' of the Medical Plaza, 203 j1ackson Pike, Is n«lt\Dg his lOth anniversary of association with the laclllty this month. : "We are dedicated to to the J!lghest possible standard of medi· ~al care and want the very best for :OUr patients," Sattler said. "Yet, we ]>ractlce Independently, each in his 1mo personal sty,le, which each of us ieels Is most suited for his patients.'' ; The success of the venture Is }lased, he continued, In his col· 'leagues- Drs. Gene Abels, James kemp, Balusamy Subblah and neraJd Vallee- and to the plaza's yartous employees. 'Those Include 1lfflce manager Jeanie Stms; recep:tionlsts and secretaries; bookkeeplog and Insurance clerks; ~bora: Jmy technicians; all nurses and aides; and janitor Lemley and his Physician completes semiru,rr POINT PLEASANT- Dr. Jolm Wade, otolaryngologist (ear, nose . and throat ) ·pbyslclan affWated with Pleasant Valley Hospital, has completed a week·long seminar In advanced allergy dlagt)osls and treatment. 'l1le program, conduc.ted by Dr. Jame$ WWoughl)y o!Kansas City, Mo., a noted leader lqallergymedlclne,washeldln Wtwamsburg,'Va. • Wade and his physician's assistant, Jolm Carrington, received an update on latest research In allergic and !ntenslve courses on up-to-date methods of diagnosing and treating allergy problems. The seminar was sponsored by the American Association· of Ololaryngology and Allergy . POUND ATHENS - Athens Bottling Co. Is now marketing Sunglo 100 percent Fruit Juices and 10 percent Fruit Drinks throughout Its tri·sta te marketing area. The new product Is manufactured with a flavor ~nhancernent technology provld!ng fresher taste· and longer shelf lUe trum other pnicessed juices. · Athens Bottling manufactures aRd markets7-Up, Pepslandolher. soft drinks In parts of Ohio, Kentucky and West ·VIrginia. ., Rabies clinic slated . · · _,.. .. ; · Deputies recover stolen vehicle . · ·' FRESH HOMEMADE HAM . LB.$}39_ SALAD CHUCK ROAST LB. $}89 . ~ $}4 9 SHOULDER · $}29 · ROAST· LB. . l LB. . . LB. . STEAK.. _ ' . ; ' . HQLL'fWoOD FRESH SPLIT · ~0~~: END $.149 . ·sPARE CHICKEN $139 CHOPS . LB. - . RIBS LB. $l4? BREAST LB. BOB EVANS '\ · SUPERIOR OSCAR MAY~. $}& 9 7 . FRANKJES 79¢ SHOULDER ' 1 aoaro '. ·' 12 OZ. PKG. ' MS CARl BE Asi Aboll YtMir DiteOint PARKA~ MARGARINE .¢ . . ---------------------------' MS SONG Ot NORWAY '·· ~- MILK . " ' ~GAL. ; ,-";• Ill .\. ' ... ' .. . ... . . gge ' I .. ' ... ' • •• \ '' . ' ' oz . . . . -. ' ' . ;. - ' ·. I . - . 1nturre or 'Chl·iSliJiiiS! ~~~~~~EGA~14 ~. ;~;;;;;oz. $}l9 · g g• . BREAD ~O~F •r ' HEAitrH FARMS Ample Parkinc.Sp~ee . ' •' 1, s. IXLea ;::::~==:::::::::::;::=======c=========-----=--.L:======~=========== ' ""' I ~ '~ ' ' ~ MRS: RICHARDSON$ WILLIAM ! tr. ·• $169 BUTTER- DOG FOOD 4LB. · PKG. CAT FOOD . '· "T'I'riRII\genq' 360 Second Ave. GAL. $ . i• • U~·· $3 ~g : PURINA ALLEY CAT GALLIPOLIS ~· 1 . ..' A.G. SPECIAL Plta,se inqulrt. ·. I " .. .. . .. .. * *PEPSI 7-UP . *DIET PEPSI *DIET 7-UP . *PEPSI FREE •MOUNTAIN DEW · •ORANGE Ask about our special , ~nniver~ry prices on nearing aids and bat· teries. .., Asi AIIOut YDir Discount 8 I · .. llany other Crulso Vacation "specials" for this fall and llrintlf' OIAOI:M Deposit ---------------------------KRAFT luve from llianol on January 5 fol a 1-day Caribbiao cruise , T~is ma&nifictnt cniltt vosstl stops al Grond Cay11an, llootoio 817 and Cozu ..l. Sbrt tho •• ,.., in styla · with Royal caribbean Cruise lines. Api-acquainted reception is inc:ludtdfor AM T~l Aaency passenprs. Norwtillln rlllstry.. · · • are available from Oz. POUND PKG·. DECEMBER JANUARY 1985 Plus ·. $1 ~- VALLEY BELL $}49 Enjoy • delightful cruise in the company of other friends from Southern Ohio lem from lliami on De<embtr 22 for a 7-day Carl6btin cruiu. The "Happy Slllp" calls . at St. Thomas, S.n Juan and Puerto Plata(Dominican Rtpublic).Genuint Christmas savings are offered by Commodore Cruise lines . Aspecialaet-acqUiillted receptioa is included for W Trovel Aaency Plllei'ICI"· Rllisttrtd in ,...... ' SAUSAGE' . ' · RC, RC 100 DIET RITE COLA o-·1u · . ·. . dai/inEJ8 of·IRe~c!lronfR I I . ....... DILlS . (<§~) HIARING . AID """: CINTIR . City pollee Cited a Lincoln PUce man for OWl, failure to display valid registration and no q>erator's uoeqse Friday. Cited was 21-year-dd Lany T. Huffman. ·' A119 cited by pollee were Terry L. Holley, 19, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, JQueallng tires. taDure to obey a stop sign and tleelng and MlchaelD . . Zedl, !16, 41 Central Ave., spee;c~~ng. · ' '' I' (27~ $6. 50 , GALLIPous - I . WIENERS OHIO VALLEY FOODLAND-Rt. 35 West , GALLIPOLIS FOODLAND-4th Court St. C<)~ty,num cited for DWI !: : I . 89¢ ' Aw.. • . AUGUST 25-1 () A.M.-4 P.M. · . Grease fire. extinguished ' LB. Sl-3~ PORK PORK I WHOLE ·FRYERS of experience In real estate sales and appraiSing. AGaWaAcademyHlgh School graduate, he has attended Morehead State ·University, Rio GrandeCollegeandOhloUnlverslty. He Is also a member of the National, State and Local of Realtors and past president of the Southeaster1) Ohio ·Board of Realtors. ... ' Cochran, his wife' Joyc:e and daughter Rachel reSide af 191 Adelaide Driv~. yoawearl ' ' . BONE IN • • BLUE DEVIL BOOSTERS IS LEAN FRESH Rita llwst POP SALE .. Sponsored by Sattler, referring to the ultrasound. . "The scope of comprehensive fhedlca! care requires not only a well-«julpped and functioning of· . Dee, but also a hospital and · .; 'coiwultants In the v1¢0us special· lies of liledlclnes .and s\1rgel;'," Sattler said. . "In ih1s respect, Gallipolls and the surrounding area are fortunate to have . one of the better rural hospitals," ·Sattler said. "For the laSt 12years, Holzer Medical Center hospital has prospered and steadily Improved Its facUlty and medical capabWty." ! .- BEEF STEW .' Sattler said upgrading medical GALLIPOUS-RitaHunthas joined the staff of Head-Quarters procedures along with me(li9l teclmology advances hilVe byJuanlta, 313ThlrdAve. seenattheplazalnthet:>ast10)'1eahr"A graduate of Buckeye HWs -1-J~er Center, Hunt has had a Flrst,pulmonaryfunctlonandblood year of expi!rlence with En· gas . studies were Improved, In · addition to X-rays, renewal ot the · =~ Mirror, 529 Jackson electroc~opaph with the add!· tlon• of a treadmlll and Avionics stress test system, and tl)e addition GALLIPOLIS -' James R. f u1 d hn Cochran Jr. has · joined the 0 trasoun tee ology. . professional sales staff of Cen"Immedlate ,examination and visualization of a number of organs tury 21-Southern HWs Real and organ systems Is possible as It Estate lnc., 23 Locust St. He explained that the most conunon examinations are those of the heart. gallbladder, Uver, bWary duct and pancreas, kidney and · bladder; pelvic organs and other special examinations which are useful~ daily practice. Association with larger medical laboratories Is constantly renewed by the plaza, Sattler continued, with best ~lectlon based on the quality of work, optimal communications and lowest possible cost to patients. vnt . ,• James R. Codlraa li. .. e.meU. BO,NELESS . ·. . file :wHe. 11JR1 :•UAJONEI male $ .. Page A-5 ' Institute, a pubUc relations agency generally receive a 10 percent Ohio would pay anywhere !rom $Ill lor the Insurance tndusuy. discount In their auto Insurance to $234 more a year for coverage, Mil rt * d ~ Wrtler whUe a 23-year-old female would Ms. Johnson conceded women premlwns from the premlwns ·a <DLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A $2 ;. l'OIIERoY l- 'l'llirty-tllbt IICboal bul driven certlllateS bave pay$85to$397moreyearly,basedon In the same situation Would mWion JaWIUlt flied In Washington tend to pay more tor health beallfiiiiiiM!d by lbe Me!cs Cwaty ~ ot Educalkn · tYP) .of coverage and where she by the National Organization for lliSurance thai! men, but said most pay· . 'l111paup4CIIfdel: I Under unisex auto thsurance Uved, Ms. Johnson said. Womeo to eliminate gender-based people are covered by group health Ealtam Lacal..;. Paul Bier' WIDiam Hannum, Ruth AnD Maaten, rpx_e_nl_ums__;,._a_19-...: y;__ar_-o_kl_fema e __ Je_ln_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~-~ insuranceplans, andthusdon'thave lDiuraDce rates has Ohio feminists :&:Ill*' Newell. OlrJe)o T. Pul1lnl, Cyulhla Rector, VIolet Satterfield. and tnSuranoe atnclals at odds. to pay !lJe premtwns themselves. !loutbl!nl Lacal- Wllldlll Elvin, Wllllam Downie Jr., Clw1ell T. 'lbe suit tile last week against ·The tnsui'ance payments that 'do ~. ~ Hm. 'lb:mll Hm. W&Dda Laudermllt James Mutual~ Omaha yys ~are r · 01111111. J:liJIIondl R.bler, Aaron'Sayre, 0an Smltll. Delbel"t Smith, • wercluulged for health CO\Ie!'age·. come directlY. !rom most people's Llny Sm1tll. ' . . . ' pockets- auto and life- ~finitely NOW tlgures show women typically favor women, she said, Industry vtdd ~~«. Teresa ,,.,.. Local - l)ll!a!d ·w. NOW OPEN pay $16,000 II'IO('e t11an men for a . estimates ~ a woman typically i Ciwnellla, Dcnna ..,.,., Katherine Delklns, Deborah Gl'llliler, 1 1Ue11rtie of auto, health, disability will pay $8.455less In autO Insurance Set us for • PtijjiJ:b Kell, Eve\vil ~Juanita Lambert, Cora Lottla, James and life Lnsurance. during her lifetime than shewwld If j Mllllr, Jack McMecy, Gloria Oller, WWJ8m Sinlth, Mont Vanoe, selection of chilSm1e ln8urance ottlclals dls~Xl!e shewereaman,and$3.210tesslnllfe Clllrlll Wllllami!D. ~Wood. · dren's shoes. that and counter that wcmen are Insurance. i Cartelon !lcbooi - LcMell Beavel', Jonathan Wells. • · charil!d more tor health tnsurance "The whole point ofInsurance Is to AU bul ddva a are required to attend a safety worklbop before beca~ they .tend to Incur more sprea,d the risk," saldBettyCarto!l. tilly l'l!lllll,.-e 1be1r cerll!lcata. A makeup session for those unable to • expeiUleS. BeSides, they say, If sex legislative coordinator for the Ohio llltallt the llrlt WUbhop will be held at 7: :tl p.m. 'lllurslay at Me1p were disregarded as a basis for NOW chapter. '"lbe InsuranCe HJcb !lchnr,ll . flgilrlng Insurance premiums, companies will make money no women may wen· end up paying matter what" ' more for auto aud lJfe bisunulce. Ms. Carroll and other · NOW · Yet Blue CrosS of OhiQ dot!s Dot - me~t~b\!rsobjecttoratedlfferenttals POMERoY- The Meigs County H~ Soclety.andthe Meigs ' County Oepariment of Health will Co-sponsor a rabies clinic !rom 1 to . differentiate In Its health Insurance based on ·sel\. In any kind of 4 p.m. Saturday at the Columbia TOWIIIhiP ~ Stalion. • rates based on sex. 'We haven't InSurance, regardless of actuarial •. been able to make any distinction In tables. Dr. Carol Olbome will be the velel'anarlan with the rabies shot to ·, · CCIII $3. There will also be other lnmculallons available. DoP must benetlts men ~ versus benefits · "I'm not aware of any slgniflcant W()JJ'lefl use, " said Jolm Baumari, • be l4Uhed and catll must be In cal'i'lers. dlff~ce(lnautolnsuranceprernl· rp~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~ "vice president of communications ums. for mates and females~ after I ! for the company. · age :15," she said, "and I dOn't know "Insurance lnduslty numbers that t~ girls are any more '• POMEROY - The Mef&s County Shertft's ~~reported haven'tagreedwlthNOW'sforqulte . responsible· In a car than teenage • the recovery ot l ·llolell wblcle. a wtille," said Noreen Jomson, boys." • The 19111 Pontiac Trans-Am was stolen Wedneeclay rnomlng tram president of the ()hll) Insurance Ms. Johnson said women over 25 tbeSmltb-Ne\ICIIcarlotlnPmeil)'andwasreroveredFrldaynlght . ' at the ~ ot ~ Roads 1 and 45 Ill Salem Townsblp. ". ' Tlleveldclewas lodted with lbe keys Wider the floor mat,cSeputfes .· lilld. IlM!ItlpiiDa tl ~. . . Mary Stew~ ot Qark ~. Dlltlfled, the department that . ntJelln!l! Friday nlgllt l1er tesldence was entered and some US Jn · .·.,, _ food I~ were taken. . 1,: : Mary Newlun ot LDDa Bottom, n!pm ted Frl(lay night tllat between · 10 am. and 7::1l·p.m,,.someone had ldcked tn lbe back door and entered her J'Midence. A rUle and a ~ are missing. The Audiotone INSIDER ' AT ~ LOCATIONSh• 'the ldvlntliltl you Milt in a haaring aid; small size, com· fortlbla fit, and- the p81iarmance you need to halp improve GALuPous- A gi ese llrecausatapproxlamtely $51) damage & your haaring quality. Come in and we'll show you the many to a Nell AVl!!IUI! boUle Friday IIIIII'JIIng. 1'111! bllze !X* out 1D 1be ld1dleD ot the boose OWDell by Ralph advan'-tha INSIDER h• to offer. Hulrhln~m,: 10 Nell at appuxluwtely 11;12 a.m. aremllng to PER CASE CAN) Ga!llpnll• F1re Depllrtrnent oftlclals. They said lbe fire was No,;, Calebnrting our 36th Anniversary in our new lo(Solid In Case Lots Only) <lODtal!ied ID tbe kltdla!. cation .' TIM ..me dependable service • .with ho.me ap· pointment1 availa'ble. · CENTER...CUT · LEAN &' JUICY Fruit product marketed : "Last but not least, appreciation IS :expreSsed to Jean Trace, med tech, :Who has workedwlthme forlOyears ilow.and,neyerfalledherobllgatlons 1o our patlel\ts," Sattler said. BU. 4river certificates approved WeR...rve t RORK BACON t ·cHOPS t $ $ • • t. CUBE t CHUCK STEAK ·t R.OAST The Sunday Times-Sentinel • CLOSED SUNDAY PRE-SLIC:ED . Ponwsot MiddllfU111-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea~ant, W. Va. ....-.-l..ooal Briefs:-- Feminists, insurance fir1ns cla8h over lawsuit . STORE HOURS: 9 am til Fri.-Sat. 9 am til 1 CHESHIRE - Ohio Valley Electrtc D>rJ>. has presEilted Its annlversruy award lor lJ years of service to two Kyger Creek station employees, Eugene R. Steele and J~h E. FenderOO;ch. Steele, assistant chief chemist, joined OVEC on Aug. 16, 1964 as a guard, and was promoted on Jan. 26, :tre5 to filter plant operator and sampler In the chemistry department. He became a chemist assistant on Oct. 29, l!ffi, and was made a chemist on Sept. 1, 1958. He was promoted to his present position on Feb.1,1981. · Steele and his wife Jewell reside at 1919 MaXwell Rood, l"oont Pleasant. · . . Fenderbosch has been plant training coordinator since Jan. l , l!m. He came to the company on Aug. 16, 1954 as safety supervisor, a position he held until Oct. 1, 1977,. when. he became personnel I supervisor. · He and his wife Helen live at 4 Hllkrest Drive, GaWpolls. .... . ' • Ti.,...Sentinel . . _ .. ___ LAUNORY . DETERGENT 5 LB: BAG : 811dchoose .a .•• $179 . ; ~~GLB. ' :: ! PUREX HEAVY DUTY ·446-0699 · ' . .. . . . '• 147 oz. ~ $399~ • '· Apple lie Computer Syste!TI 5' Magnavo< BIW Television 25' Magn"""" Console 8-Pc. Revere Signeture . Copper CooKware Sel Telellisicln: Tappan Micro·wave Oven · 13' Magnaw< Porta~le Television •• • ••• . • • .. • '. .' ' ' "• .o r giver. . • . -. . , r, lt~'OUr way of getting )'OU In the holl· daj-~rltl Juat open MICHIGAN POlATOES .. SI69 ' "lOLl. BAQ ' ' 'RIPE BANANAS c·ABBAGEii. LB. . 2.0.¢ . . LB. 19¢ : • •• certificate account at.a.lllpolls 61MIIgl and choole any BONUS · j.Mwn hete. Your account ' ' •' ' ' 'r ! f : I '· •' !.._ .. ••• Airway Royal Tour Set Howard Miller Grandf8111er Clock ~-Piece luggag~ .' :1 'I' .. Magnavox Modular Stereo System ,. • ' will earn hlgt'llnterest and Is tully guar· anteed. It's the smart way to invest your money, and get a BONUS gilt · . you can treat )'Ourself to ... or · someone else! @ . · '; ' ' ' . .; ·, • .' ' ,. .' ;, i I '. a 3~. 6 or 7 year . ·; • ~. l .' • •• • ' �1he Sunday Times-Sentinel Page Al7 Ohio Point Pleatanl, W. Va.. Large crowd watches· ·tractor pull -"M MD" -~-•.. came 1n•w-" ROCKSPIUNGS-Tbeflrltaf . . ..., ...... ""'"' two truc1t IJld tractor pu111 c1 the ~Mcral1tyc1Raclnewu1Dp Me1p ewnty Fm Wl!l1t more tbaD . wlnDe!' Ill theiiDlfleldllllck tractor fourhOunFrldlyllllbtmuchtolbe ' puDwttlltopprlzebeJDCSlOO.Second • aatlafact:Qi a1 a 1arae cnMd on place ill that cmqll!lltlon went to bllld. • Hudl Waper of Racine and DaV1! · Tile eiiJIIIIa'dt c1 Friday's ewnt Ardlercii..oweUwasthlrd. was m INdia. With two tractor Meauwhlle, 16 clasaes tor b:rse . ewnta belll8 beld. .· and pQIIIea was held In the annual In the !liD) four... wbllel drive Milbow for )'ooth Thursday at the modified tfudllleld,.OaytoqJobn·. MelpC4mtyFalr. aon, ~'took top 1noaey af HayeiWCII the highpoint $1'15 w1111 ~ S!nlth: WeJIIIOn, · hone prize . with Sandy Johnson CIDIIne In aeaind and Ilam!,y winDing the reserve horse award. Ma'nsfleld .01 GuyayiUe pladl1g H1gb pcmt ~ award was woo by third . ' Cst!IY Hobslettel' With reserve o.mm ,_.....:~ .........'lhe"-:·bay....;_, "~~ ... v·~v, ...,.. "''"" '' NewHaven.Awardstortheflrltflve placellln each claiS werespoiiSCI'III by M.G.M. of -Pomeroy and the • Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders. ·• Bill Downie, Jr., was anmwllll!l' ' and~ Cmlpton was pail!!· keepet . CharlesMus'serandNelloll NeweU wen! timekeepers with the , ring crew Including Mike Jooes, : DarlelleHayes, Jeff Arnold, Karal' • Grlf!!th,JbnBil!Hobstetter,Debble ; Jo~ · and Rachel, · Downie. ~· Refreshlnents for one class and a. party following the show w~ provided by Burger Chet ot Porne- ! •InthelOIDitleldllllckttactorpuU JlwardaoiD&toTracyMlchael. roy. A hotdog and marshmallow ~ ~ Mau-os o( Racine took High pOint and reserve trophies roast followed the show: • first place. the $10) prize with , . . . : - . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Don Smllb, Racine, taii!Da aecond, plaoe and [)a1re Archi!r, Lowell • I . wlnnlnl third In the 6IDl four-wheel drive . mod!¥ truclt pull, Jolwoo apln . took flrlit p!ace with. Smith taldl!g . ,, GRANDCHAMPloN HOG .,ned by Amy Ritchie, Tmn Wolfe, ppeeLieal of the~ Home Reedsvlh, was purchased by the Raclne-Synicuse Natlooalllallk, Amy JUtclde, owner, Usa Collins, and Home Natlaalllallk at the annuai4-JI.FFA Uvestock . JIJn Parker, Junior Fatr Queen and King. · sale Friday night for lUll per PoumL Pldured are Sunday honieOOining. .... l ' ... rm we .._.. In lbeep ...... owlljAp clllle Help . . . . . . . . Annual sales highlight Friday's fair.activities . ' ' ' ,' ' ' . ·' ' . . • ' I 0.. ho~~t.:m~he~~ inorning l!ei'VIces at 9: ~ a.m. and afternoOn semces at 1p,ni. F..arns_· poc!ket . lim~ !Ox40 ................................................... $2, We Corry Supplies and Equipment in Stock ' ROCKSPRINGS Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, received a JlOd!et timer tor havflie tlnleon thli track.durlng file tliree cl lilt"- =Rt;IE $100.0F GIFTS OF YOUR CHOICEFRO·M nu1.1u"'Y POOLS, INC. WHEN YOU BUY IN-GRQU.ND POOL KIT AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES. · )HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. 304-492-4788 daYs · ,~~attbi!Me!ga~ Huntington, W. . ' Coolville. By KATIE CROW Memorial Hoopital; Joc!Y Taylor. Po~roy, Cotterman Suffolk, Thornville, $1, Central Trust; Ann Trailler, Pomeroy, • 0\T correspondent $-00. Elberfelds; Pomeroy; Diana WOllam· : ROCK SPRINGS - Bob Camp- Ohio purchased !he grand champion soo, Rutland. $.90, ,Sugar Run Mill; Steve ,bell of Hemlock Pipeline Co., pair of Jamoo, owned by Andy Rose, Mather, Long Bottom, U5, Bogg, Sales and Se!vice. Racine, purchased the grand cham- Rt 2, Racine, for $1.!10 a pound. Lor! Rltchle, Coolville, $1.00, Diamond Ohio Valley Lumber, Middleport,· Stone Qion steer at the annual Meigs Quany, Greg. Taylor, Pomeroy, $.90. fumty 4-H-FFA Junior Fair Lives- purchased the reserve champion Farmers Bank and Savings; Craig Bolin, Pomeroy, $.75, Farmers Bani< and Savings· 1ilck sale held at the Meigs County pair of lamoo, owned by Charlie WPSiey Holter, Long Bottom, Ui, M.G.M.: Barrett, Rt 1, Rutland, for $1.55 a J<ff Brown, Middleport, $.90, Twill Ql)' ·Falr Friday night · Machine Shop; Jim McDaniel, Pomeroy,$.75, The anlmal, owned by Todd IXllllld. . Racine. Home National Bank; RoWe CaJa. Tripp, Rt 3, Pomeroy, went for$2.55 Here is the list or prospective way, Reedsville, $.75, Production Credit perpounct sellers and buyers from Friday's Assn.; Keith Allm, Ractne, Uo, Hemlock Pipeline Co.; Aaron Sheets,· RuUand, Sl.~, Last year's steer, owned by Paul three salEs .. Bank One; Jennifer Taylor, Pomeroy, Sl.~, Facemyer Lumber; Tom Pullins l.JJng · Cnlllns, Reedsville sold fOr $3.55 a HOGS pound. The Racine-Syracuse Home Natjonal Bank purchased the grand ch;unplon hog owned Amy Ritchie, Reedsville, fOr $4.35 peqiound. Last ;,:ear's grand, champion was also purchased by the Racine-Syracuse Home National Bank from Amy Hager, Reedsville, for $3.15 per pound. The bank, In addition to purchas· lng the grand champion hog bought nine Other animals. It was the second largest single buyer. Fruth Pharmacy, Middleport, purchased the grand champion lambfor$4.70perpound.·Lastyear's lamb sold for$4:50a polind. Owner of the Jamb was Will Poole, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. For the second consecutive year the Farmers Bank and SaVIngs Co. , was the largest single buyer. They purchased l2anlmals. Last year the bank purchased 10 animals. Bob Eastman, owner of Big Bend Foodland purchased the reserve champlon steer from Dan Tripp, 'fuppers Plains, for $1.00 per pound. F;astman also purchased the reservechamplon palrofhogs f0r$1.ll .a pound from Amy Ritchie, ' ReedsvWe. Vaughan's Cardinal, Middleport, purchased the reserve champion hogfor$3. Theanlmalwasownedby Paul Hendrix, 'nippers Platns. Gene Whaley of Whaley's Auto Parts purchased the grand cham· pion pair of hoi!S owned by Scott l)pton, Reedsville for $1.~ per pound. The reserve champion lamb was purchased by LaSalle Restaurant. Hotel and. Lounge, Middleport for $3.~ per pound. The animal was owned by Jayne Ritchie, Rt. 2, Bottom. $.95, Racine Home NatlonaJ Amy Ritchie, lleedsvllle, $4.35, llacille Home NaUonal Bank; Paul Hendrix. Tuppers Plains, S3. Vaughan's Cardinal; Scott Upton, Reedsville, 11.30, Gene ,Whaley cl Whaley's Auto Sales; Amy Ritchie, ReedSvtlle, $1.30, Big Bepd Foodlalld; Tom Parker, Pomeroy, $150, Farmers Bank & Savings; Srott Upton, lleedsvWe. $125, Fruth Pllarinacy; Jim Caldwell, R.@edsVIIJe, $1.~. Bank One, Pomeroy; Allee Ritchie, ReedsvUie, $2.30, Contractors Service Inc.: Lisa Burke, Reedsville. ll:IJ, Village Pharmacy: Mike Jones, ReEdwtlle, $1.15, Farmen Bank!\ Savings; Chari'" Wolle, Racine, $1,30, Dale HW Ford; Patrick Gibbs, Reedsvrne, $1.41, Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe: Mark Jones, ReEdsvtlle, $1.10, Phll Roberts. Counl)' E.eer. Amy Hager, Reed5v1lle, $115; Fanners Bank & Savfnp; Jason Hager, Reedsv:tlle, SUO, Cenll:al Trust; JennJier Roush, lleEdsviUe, Sl.lO, '1'\1/tn City' Machine Shop; Christopher Grindley, Racine, n .10, Alilens Livestock Sales; Chad Woae, Racine, $1.10, Ohio UniVersity Inn; DelanJ Baker, ~ VIlle, SIJO, Quallly Print SOOp; Tony Hendrix, Tuppers Plains, $).30, Sinunons Olds, Cadillac and Chevrolet: Trent Upton, Reed.svDle, SllO, $UO, Meigs Reclamation Service; Tom Everett. lleedsvllle, 11.3.'5, Racine Home Natlollal Bank. Mike Hollman, Pomeroy, 11.10. Bank One, Pornen>y: Jel! Caldwell, Rl!edsvtlle, n.w. Central Tnlst; Randy llir<ldleld, RuUand, SIJO. Jennller Sbeets; Randy Bln:hlleld, Rutland, pall', $.75, Farmers Bank!\ Saving>; Trent UJiton, Rl!edsv!Ue, pair, $.10, Simmons Olds, Cadillac and Clievrolet; Allee !Utchle, Reedsv!Ue. pall', $.80, Ches,... Agrl Senrtce; Mllce Hottman, Pomeroy, pair, $.10, Racille Home National Bank; Roland WW, Rutland, palr. $.70, Simmons Olds Cad mac and Cllevmlot; Charles Wolle, Raclne; pall', 1,10, Simmons Olds, Cadillac and CbrmJiet. • SIE£118 Todd Tripp, Pqmeroy, $2.:55, Hemlock Plpellne Co.; Dan Tripp, Tuppers Plains, n .:;o, BJg Bend Foodland: Kenny Ritchie:· CooivtUe, $1.10, Ractne Home National Bank; Atll'll Tripp, Tuppen Plains, $1.~ C..tral Trust; Lisa Hawk, lleedsvtiJe, Sl, Farmers Bank & Savings; Lisa Cdllns, Reedsvtlle, $1., FarmersBank&Savtng,; LeeAnnRoblnoon, Coolville, $1.15. Hemlock Plpollne; Greta RW!e, Pomeroy, SI. Farmers Bank & Savings; Paul p,illns, ReedsvUie, $.11), Swlsliel' &. Lollse Pllartnacy; Tmn Stot>art, Racine, $.115, Ractne ·Home Natlonai ' Bank; Krista! Bolln. Pomeroy, $.'1!1, Fanners Bani< & Savtnp, . • . ' Kr1sten SlaW1er, Mldolleport, n.IO, Ohio Valley Lwnber; Jerry G.,.,.,., Racine, $.115, Tri-Coiml)' Meat Packing; Ed COillns, lleedsvtiJe. $.75, Dank One; Jodi Brown. Mlddlep6rt, $.9.'5, Associated Fabricators: JuUe Hawk, Reedsvllle, S.75; Veteram Bank. I WUI Poole, Por!U!tOy, $4.70, Fnlth Phar· macy; Jayne RitC!hle, Coolvllle, S3.~~e Restauran~ Andy Rose. Ractne; $1.«l, Co~. Thornvl.lle,OhJo; CharUeBarrett, Rutland, $1.55, Ohio Valley Lumber; WUI Poole, Pomeroy, $1.90, Riggs usro Cars; Amy BerlthlmPr, Reedsvllle, $1.10, Bank One; Tim Dorst, Tuppers Plains, $150, Farmers Bank " Savtnp; RDdney BeegJe, Racine, $1.11), Dale HOI Ford; Jane RJtch.ie, Coolville, SljO, Senator Oakley Collins. Jennifer Sheets and Richard Jones; Rodney Beea"Je, . Racine, $1.35, Southeastern EquJp- . . TOP FAIR STEER - 'lbe Melp Coody Fair's grand champion lteer owned by Todd Trlp'p, BL 3, Pomeroy, Willi pui"CiiMM by Bob Campbel of · Hemlock Pipeline Co., lorU.lllperpounda&lhe-••• 4-11-FFAIIveltodlllllei!'JolciiQ'nlp.&. Plclured are; 1-r, Bob Campbel, 'fllnnv C•D•'-J, beef prJnl: E S, Lilla . CoDw _.Jim~. Jumor Fair Qeen and Klllr·,,: .STodd·Trtpp,-. I . ;.•: ' ..,...._.r · ._ ..... , · ~-'l'berr ! •e•' ..., • . !; ...... - ....... a.... Can-, Cooltk 'Die &Dad . Melp c •t.•s' . - - • • c 11 !I ... TedCallamm,R# ~··.... w, &.!DIIdlao 'Allo ... l alia 5~26. g~7 ~ ment co. Eric Thoren, Racine• .$1.65. Phil R.obi;-rts; Andy Rose•.Racine,~~ Cotterman Sutrolk; ·Amy Berlthlmer, Reedsville, 11.35, Keebaugh's Shake ' Shoppe; Larissa Long, Pomeroy, $1.25, Central Trust; Larissa Long, Pomeroy, $1.30, Dr. John Ridgway; Tim Dorst, Tuppen Plalno. $1.25, Bani< One; Dee ·Tube Socks 1. I' .' Matthews, Rutland, $111), Brazel and Brazel OtJ Drnt.n; David Rice, Reedsville, S2.10. Bernard Fultz; Lori Burke, Coolvt1le, $2, Cole's Solllo; Mindy Spencer, Pomeruy, $1.35, p&.J Auto Pa.rts. Danny LA!onard, Pomeroy, $1.00; M.G.M.; Marc Howard, Rutland, SUI), Brazel & ~I Otl Drillers; Cara!Yn Barton,l1.55, La Salle Restauran1 and Holley Brothers Construction; Marc Howard, Rutland, Sl.EI), Farmers Bank & Savini>: MaraJyn Barton, ReodsviUe, 11.35, , Central Trust; Jared Sheets, Rutland, $2, Leadillg Creek Corp.; Maralyn Barton, lleedsvllle. $l!i0, Federal Lapd ~\]II; Rick Van HouJen, Rutland, $1.~, Boggs Sales 1ft Service; Tracy Beesle. Ractne, Sl.OO, .Racine Home National Bank· Jared Sheets, Rutland, St_Eil, Racine Ho~ Natkmal Bank. Mindy Spencer, Pomeroy, $1.50, OhiO Valley PJumblng &: Heating aiKl A.ce Haroware; !kent Norton, Poi'IIB'OY. $1.35, G&J Auto Part>;, Mic.heU. Matthews; Pomeroy, 1<.10. Leading Creek Corp.; Betl)' Jo Hunt, Long Bottom, S2. Riggs Used Cars; Lorl Burke, Coolville, $2.10, G&W Plasllc Co.; Men's gray. extra-tong tube socks. 6 pr pkg.. {~.!! .Gur 6.47 Boys ..:. ...4.97 ' !'. ·' 6 97 : • · 0ur ~ Twin · · . Or Fitted . Sheets · Flanneleffe . Sheets ~ gently napped polyester/cotton. Solids or PJtnts. Sa\'e naw at Kmart. 299 1!1 . 0ur Reg. . 3.97 Bath Towels Luxurious tXJth towels II') pleasing ·colors. Cotton/ Polveater In 24x46". Size. 4 . §( 4·4Box - Sale . Price a .Lunch Kit S.turdy metal box With ~ -pt. lnsulot~ bottle. In choice of q,oracters. Save today. ~ .. Amy Shrlvers, , l!eedsvtlle, Sl.~. Senator Ookley Collin! and Jennller Sheets; Caratyn Barton, Reedsville. 11.60, Production Credit Assn.: Rick Van Houten, Rutland, $1.35. Big Bend Properties; Srott Burke, COOivtlle, $1.115, Boggs Sales and - · Amy Shriver., ~lie, Sl.OO, Hawk's Amoco; Danny -~nard, Pomeroy, 11.150, • Racine Home N'atJonal Bank: Brent Nor1on. Pomeroy, n.35, Ace Hardware and Ohio Valley Heating & Plumbing; Scott Burke, Coolville, Sl-00, ;rrt-Counry Meat Packing; Tim Dorst, Tup~s PlainS, $11 W}aaley Auto 'Sales and Ronnie Sco~ Insurance. ;, . ' NO. 1' IAMB - ..,.., grand clu!mploa lamb was ~by Fnllb Pluumacy, MJdo!loplli, lorU.'XI a pound at the IIIDIIII 4-H·FFA lveliodt 1111e beid Frkilu'n!ghl atlheMeipCounty Fair. 'lbe.-n.lwaa .. , • h Poole, front, OII'DIIi', Mr. aDd Mn. Brian 1!m111t 111111 Alexia, Mn. Smlt.b •lllllllaier of Frutlt l'luim-y, '., Jim Plll'la!r and Lilla CnJ)Ins, lunlor Fair King lllld ... . ~- OwliedbyWIDPoole,BL S,Pomeroy.Piduredlll'llWID IWifiiiie«-JIIIIlw' i lepe!I . . IMiat-Melpo...my P*-OW!IIliiiJrllle 0 dll()anoflmlll,roflteCJwl.-e-LIIDr, T..-Cl!Mt&s;,• 1 ,_. . . . . la,Otoavlle,IIIIWIIIIr Uroe ~ Aat*d...,. fter are gcU . . -IIelpfNmMlct • o.aL . . , ":*,,... _. ...-s •' ' ·,, ' ,I ' ,.,.•• I Rolarians discuss golf tournament ' Wectnesday play ends . I , ' ' POMEROY - The Jaymar Men's Wednesday Even1n!J, Golf ~has completed play lor the season. League Winners were dkey COn· mlly 811(1 Ken Freciler .with Bill Childs and LIOnel Bags; CharlEs Sa)'JI! and Halwy VanVniillal and MICkey Childs and BOO. ' ' AlhJ . ey · fOblilg Closely. ICoclacolofl Or Focaee Color . Print Pllm Umlt2Cans ' Develop eel, : Printed (lnlliullng Ollc) Up lei 12 EJCp.... ::. U7 -..... K11,1011• Sole . Price . Up To 16 Exp... ... U7 .. . ,. ' • leu Foetor, Up To 24 bp.. .... 1.11 Up To ~ Exp. : .. " 4.'17 . 199 1 Rebate Your Net Colt Aller Rebate ' Standa,ij.aUi'face, f.~rd; 111ze .pttnt~ "...,.,, .....,..1 / ~ . lllma. So~•· nowl . ' " .. ' ' .' ..., . ,/ , �' Ohio Paint Pl.a..int, W. Va. 1914 theri er' Village fu~ds total $553,464 MIDDLEPORT - All MlddJe. port VUJage moneys as of July 31 totaled 1:&,46'-67, VIllage Clerk· respectively, for each fund Includes: general, $16,921.81, $18,224.54, $.11,5«1.23; street mainte$6.Ja~.86, . 19, 1914 fiWI' VOLUNTEERS Oluter rnemhers of the lJ3t M'*Uip ad Elnerpncy Squad inJ+eded C.wed) Steve McEI...._, and Tad Bowen; (standIDI) Bard 1\!odson, Paul Treasurer Jon Buck report&, Receipts, dl.ibursemeats and tbe end of tbe month balaDce, nance; -$7115.37. Section riD • Swllher, Jolm Vruman, Jkn lAwla, Tam MIDI, 'Dave Jenldal; CllariN ( Clmk) Wile, . ~ FroM,· B.F. Pannai~!e mdJike Tumer. The~ .... oWfed the fire cleplaimeat, 'lbey were tralaed Ia ballc a,. $1m.ll, detk:lt; HUD,DQJ.'EC~llpts,$18,517.36, $18,7'10.37; federal revmue $1rfng, $0033, $661.92, $2554.47; street light, $356.21, $1468.17. $7101.63; street levy, $.li6.21.. Pl-88. pj,486.13; tire RGENCY ~IRST • . AIO . aid Today, fiiiiiiY ~ ~ ~. not only Ia lire and r&II!Ue, but emergmcy medical service. . . equipment, $1!l0, $3,019.5!1, $2361..99 deticlt; fire truck; f}.37.47, $13.92, P,518.03; ge11eral bond reUrement, $118.74, $6.96, $18,694.'19; S81)!1a!y , . _ ... .. ·.,: ' 1.1111 ~: ....... . ' ... 'li .. • ' '. sewer escrow, no receiptS, no disbursements. ~.717.29; tire 00\lse lmprovmlent 'tund, ~.76, $3376.59, $13,532.52; water tank, no Tecelpts, nQ disbursements, . $OO,m.58; water, $10,536.52, (15,512.03,' $24,441.53; sanitary · sewer, $75!19:25, Photos courtesy .14,8~2.25, Midd lepot:i: Fire and ·EmergenCy $29,871.41; swimming pool, $2922.15, $S&Xl.31, $1185.91 deftclt; cemetery, ,$385.00, $1636.24. $ZMI.:rT deficit; water meter trusts, $444.58, $455.00, iro,485.:1i. Resaie Squads · · Receipts for tbe roonth totaled $50,721.86 while expenditures amounted to $89,539.47. July reports given MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Ftre Department ahswered 3!1 calls duriDg JUly lncludlng niDe ttre and ll emergency runs. All vehicles were driVen 583.5 miles during that perkld. In addition, M(lldlfp>rt Pollee ofllcers made · 48 arrests llurlng tbe mooth: fnvesttgall!d Dine accldellts and vehicles were c1rtvm 5.~ mDes. Parking meter collections tolaled $755.50wlth 400parldng meter ticketB being wrtttJ!II. Merchant police ~n totaled $56. M~igs . ' equipment began !O outgrow the squad was staffed by the same grow. Ore truck and a committee was men who made up the ftre 'J1Ie application of that old appointed to purchase another department. · · adage Is seen In the development truck, just for the first aid The late James Daniels, ftre of today's smooth-running . equipment. chief of Middleport, said at the Meigs County Emergency MediNo trucks were specifically time the truck was purchase<!. cal Service: designed tO .carry emergency ' 'It's a dream come true. We've The . ~~small acorn," which worked long and hard ,to make equipment at that time, -so•the today · provides · much needed fire flghlf'I'S ~bought a true!< and this emergency truck a reality." seJVIce to people across the outfitted It themselves. The , Middleport emergency county, was a small first aid kit The truck was buUt by "rrifdsquad Is the oldest \UIIt jn almost 50 years ago. night requtslilon." WorkerS at Southeastern Ol)lo and possibly It was In Middleport, which the Hobson Yards; below MidIn the state. boasts tbe first emergency dleport, bunt side cabinets for Sc:rne members of the first · squacl,41 tbe rounty, thlltthe late the truck during the · slack . enagency squad were Emmett Henry Hennessy S\lgge5ted tiremoments on lfie midnight shift Slruler, Jolui Vroman, , C.R. fighters buy a first aid kit. That at the yards. KruT, Sidney T. Russell, B.F; • Wal fn 1937. By tbe time the truck was · Parmalee,_ Robert McEhinney Purpose of the kit at the time and Calvin Reichman. ready, tbe fire department had waa far use by ttre .flgiJters. · acq\1~ a $D) ~tor tor . ~ squad ' sent wQrd ' to However, the Idea of . adding emergencies. In AugUSt, 'a Sllf:'Si.lmiUndlng communities It othet' ~lpment 1Q tbe first aid c1a1 squad wu- creall!d 10 · WOUld respon<tto trouble !"'lls In kit ~~~~lyl9.ll, respond to eme~ge~cy calls. The ·, · theli: area, J;: 'tr •. Y~ -7~ ·,~ · 1 · ' ' . Pu\li!i oy started tbe same . " -· ·""· ' ' POMEROY - Ray Eblin, 26, : Pomeroy, was arrested by .Pomeroy Police Officer Jerry Rought at 5: 15 a.m. Saturday morning when he was caught moving a quantity - "" beer and !!lgarets, allegedly stolen In ·a brealdng and entering at the . Ptxneroy Wine Stpre, In a shopping cart on Mechanic St. Shortly before, Officer Rought had dlsrovered a window broken out of the wine store. Later he fllund li!@',\!1 Eblin moving out Mechanl~ St. with merchandise allegedly tak.lng durIng tbe brealdng and entering ot tbe store. . .. ' ' EMS·has come·long way from. its start in 1937 Great oaks from little acorns ·Police an est man .on theft charges ' . ·From ·the_'old,. equipment... '• emergency 'seJVIce In tbe early 1940's while Racine and Syracuse started In tbe early 1950's . and otber units were formed as "lime marclied on. .. The first transport cost $7,00J. The money was raised through donations as well 1'5 fish-fries and spaghetti dinners and other fund_ raisers staged by the fire figh~rs. In comparison, tbe latest transport the county emergency .service bought cost $4l,OCO. · After treating tbe Injured with first aid, the emergency squad would call tbe locru funeral home for transport to the hOspital. In 1000, the ' squad acquired Its ·own transport and by 1965, the squad owneci tlll'ee transports. Elllergmcy conununlcations were different from today's modern, paging system. The The "great oak" is now squad and fire deadministered by the . Meigs partment .operated through a County Emergency Medical Sersiren system. The short blasts vice but is all staffed by were for the llrst aid squad and volunteers. Most of the volunthe long were for a ·fire. , . leers have either Emergency When the first squad acquired Medical Technician (EMT) or an equipment truck In 1939, the Advanced EMT status, one step rurloslty of tbe Middleport below that of paramedics. restderits brought them to the Besides the specially designed fire house with each whlsUe. transports and advanced comEventually, tbe fire depart.. munications network, the emerment asked the people to stay gency service is has access to away - they could not even get . Grant Hospital 's Life Flight, a out of the fire house for the helicopter service for critically people. Injured patients, for transportAll types of emergency calls . fng to several hospitals In were answered In 1959. The unit ·Columbus. answered 175calls. By tile end of . was once a' small first July !his fear, the Middleport What squad responded to 238 calls and aid kit is now funded through of course, a number of other • taxpayer monies and staffed by squads were functioning this the same spllit that helped the year. · project grow - vohinteerlsm.· en~e~gency ·r · ' ...to the newest vehicle ' ' Kindergarten pareri18 meet Tuesday evening RACINE - Parents of Southern Local School District kindergarten students for tbe new yearwW meet at 7: ll p.m. Tuesday In tbe high school cafeteria, ldentlflcatkm tags wW be Issued; . clasl assignments made and bus routes explained. Anyone not previously registered must do so at this . meeting. Opening day for school In tbe Soutbern Locil District wW be Aug. 28. Bus routes wW .be ll)e same as last year and food WUl be served on tbe first day. Any new students In the ~ may register at tbe high. sclilol- on 'tuesday, ThunJday and Frtday . next week. Anyale with questions may contact SUpt. Bobby Ord at 949-2600. · Plan work session POMEROY -TheMei~Aihletlc BoosterswW ~Ida worksesslonat5 p.m. Monday at tbeJe ~~:~~~~ Stadlwn In Pomeroy.l'yl towearold tot.akepalnt rollers and cleaning supplles. A meeting wW following the work SessiOn. Couple sues contractor POMEROY - In Meigs County CommonPleasCourt,IIUlleC.Stout lind Carol J. Stout ofPanaoy Julve tiled a laWSUit against D. Bulngardllef of MiddlePort. alleging a swimming pool was not· ptopetly constructed. Plaintiffs ll!l!k 18,4511. In other court action. Denver Bush of Par-""IIIY and RbondaBush .have ftled for dissolution· Ill . ' Vli:lllCID 'DIROOOH'DIE YEARS- tbelf )nan1age. Ford. lhownt above lei; to carry 1!1\lelpocy eqlllprnaa. ''lbe· '*"'1M IIIIi Ill Bobaaa Yarde IIIJiped ...... lbe lnlck wllllllde caiJini!G 'l1le . -....... al a., MkldJepnrt Ella ll*fiC) Squad, lhown be!DW- ~ JMa! In froal alanewtnnspori. 'lbe 19118 model .. llmllllir ill r*l 1r boap& Ia 111110 and ta -'Die ~-..... alowed the emerpncytMpid to Funds di$trihuted OOLUMBUS - State Auditor Thonlas E .. FE'flllll!m 'ft!POIIa tbe last dlstrlbutkm "' l!l8l: state motor vehicle ~lion ... recello'ed -·· $!1,1111,:113. Melp County $2,Z12.94. In adtltlcD, tile ady received- $:15,(01 Ulldir tbe local ', . &QYefDhli!ill tund puwam. •' A111muKb noemea8W)\'eldeleiwereav8aaiJieatthellme,lhe MiddlepOrt Fire Depa~Vnea~IMIIIMW tide Model A •I ·, \. ' . I• --- ••· II ~ ' ~ -. ,., ' ,. .. --·-· ... .. - - ~ ·~ ·~· ···~ r\ ... - ... ' '• R- , \. 4 O o• l.> ~ . • ' · ~ - ..,, .. IU<e patients to lhe hospital themselvos, illsread of ca1llnJ a ltieal funeral home for transport. Above,.the newelltla ~ equlpmeat Is thl,s .-:ue unit of the Middlepoit F1re Department. Flrefighlln& and erroetld"''Y medical aervlces have come a long way IInce tbe beginning of the Middleport unit, and strides are taken quickly In tlndlng newer and better ways ol I'I!IIWe - eaaler on the llreflgblers and more helpM lo the vlcllms. �Pag1 B 2-The W. Yo. ~; Tania · Bichsel, ·Michael... Calendar •. POMEROY- Tlllll R. Blclilel, SUNDAY • GAILIPOLIS - • dlu&lller ot Mr. &lid Mrs. H, Tim The Naza· • - STORE HOURS Moo.-Sit. 8 AlHO PM ' PATRioT - Salem Baptist Church Will have HomerornJng services Sunday with the Rev. Ken Saunders and the Rev. Ralph Bunwell. Singing Will be by the Salem Jubilee Singers and the Concords. Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ·ST. POMEROY OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 25: 1984 ' ' MONDAY ; · · 's .crusade Wm be held at the :. Middleport Church of the Naza·· • rene. 58! Beech Street. Monday r. through . Friday, 6: JJ to 7: 45each • evmlng. Mrs. Shirley Cohen Will ;• have charge ol the program and : all area chlldren are Invited to USDA CHOICE BONELESS $13.9 Chuck Roast •••• -• GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis BusineSS and Professional Wcmen's Group wW meet Monday, 6:.1) p.m. at Bob );:vans ~lterlxluse for the annual :: tarnlly picnic. " f •, : USDA CHOICE Rourid Steak •••• LB. MIDDlEPORT- Middleport , Business and Professional ~ Wcmen's Club wW meet at 7: JJ · p.m. Monday at the home of , AlwildaWerner,Guestn!gh)wW : be observed and members are to : take a dessert. Loretta Jones, • district director, wW be maldng ~ her annual vts!t to the club. ~ TIJESDAY • ' GAlliPOLIS - Arnertcan [eglon Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, 7: ~ p.m., at the l-Egion hall on Bob McCormick Road. GAlliPOLIS - French CUy Whole Fryers ...L~ ' HILLSHIRE FARMS SMOKED f . Sausage ..... ! ~ ., COLUMBIA Garden Club will meet Tuesay, 2 . , p.m. at ·the home or Mrs. t- Florence Traines. ~: lECTA - Walnut Ridge Church will conduct Bible Study • with the Rev. Earl H!nkle, : Tuesday, 7:~ p.m. " GAlliPOLIS - Gallipolis Rotary .Club will meet Tuesday, ,, !i_p.m.. at Oscar's. ' - GALLIPOLIS - Lafayette "Mute Shrtne w!U meet Tuesday, : $}89 8 •••• . .• 49 ¢ ·'.. '' t· ... .,,. '"•• rr:==-=::;==:;:::~ "·' Save 20% to 40% N.~ ceremony was conducted by QN the Rev. Mlchael N~ and the ' lOK AND .14K GOLD Rev.' AihertMacKenzte; . · Myra Banllov1ch of Maoedonla, Ohio was maid of honor and .brklesinaldl were Suzanrie Forman, Lori PacheJU · and Jodi Jenkins. Blair Simpson was the Wedding Bands " .z 0:1 4@ Cube·.steak •••••• LB. ' 423 Second, Gallipolis · (JANIFS TREASURE CHEST) 846 Second Ave.• Gallipolis PH. 446-3860 . ceremony Back·To-School Special :· 1n SAT. & SUN. ONLY . Aug. 18 ·Aug. ·1 9 ' ' G~ -Wedding vows ; Will be renewed by B!shopOrvUleT. and Elanor·Colllns, Aug. 23 at ljle ~ Ptipt£Ws1al Church Of God on Easleln Avenue In Gall1polls. • The Rev. Ray Barker will solernnl2e the vows on the Colllns' , fourth WeddiJig anniversary. A 1ea:ptloo will ropow at 2021 ChattomSt. . · ' Bacon •••••••••••••••• LB. •••• -~~---IUCIIIt J.T .C. ,: to renew vows· . - Earl Jenkins nr.:========:::;"J~M~exlco~~Ande~~rso~n~sc~IIOOI~~of~.Man~·~-~::::::~~===~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~==::;; ~ Couple: plan $}.99 404 slCONO A - • Tawney Jewelers. graduates of the UniverSity or New ' •II! Jsnallus · ~brtde and groom are May <Mrs. Robert .!(~ .. Four characteristics thadeteimine the quality of a diamond. Consult us. · flower girl. . · Best man was Matthew Slem!t ot Rale!gh, N.C .. and ushers were E. V. Oarke illld Mark Lelftngwell. A reception was held In the llaJlroom of the Marriott following the BUCKET GRADE A decorated with pink roses, baby's breath, -orchids and tern. Appoint· mentswerelncrystalandsUver. The coup~ resldes at Delaware. · The lrtle is a graduate of Greenfield McClain H1gll Scbool · ·· and Rio Grande College Holzer School of Nursing. S'!£ is employed at the Fayette MemOrial Hosp!~, . Wa,Silmgton Court Hoose. ThegrciOmgraduatedfromMe!gs High School &ndRioGrandeCotlege and 1s employed · as . chemistry teacher . In the Delaware Oty , Schools. ' ' , . • Mr. andl\-1rs. Nessetroadhbsteda ·rehearsal dlilner at' the WOOden SpoonRestaurantlnHlllsboroonthe even!ngpreceed!ngtheWEildlng. agement. They will reside at 233 !lectm!l Ave., GallipOlis. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Ml· cheDe Marte J..etllngweU and Robert Earl Jenldns II were united In . marriage July 14 at St. Charles Borromeo Church 1n Albuquerqye. LB. ' llotwwlthlnd!vldualtableloovered In white and centered with baskets of P~~Stel mums and IJ'!!I!IM!I"Y· The four tiered wedding , cake was ·Michelle M. Leffingwell ·trades · vows with Robert .E. Jenkins ·II • ; attend. ' tea A child· · MIDDLE;PoRT - W. Va. rice blp. . A pink llld white color IICIIeme was llled In the reception decor&· · • Neuelrold, - $ervlces, 10:~ a.m. at the First .:Church of the Nazarene. GAT! 'IPOLIS - Faith Tern:PE Chu;ch Will have homecomIng SEI'VIces Sunday beginning W a.m. Speakers during the day Wtll be. Bill Hayman, the ReV. .Dellvet" McCarty and the Rev. JIM! Gwinn. Singing Will be by the Gospel Tones, ~I Genera· tlons and the Gloryland Believers. ' hndlot. . .ndllld a&r·tiiHhaulder aec11J1ne w1111 leU nllll 111!1 fllll , PleaiCint, SuaJe lrv1ne prellded It the aueet book &lid '~hey Trohanll dlatrlblited Mn.B1111iralt.ll~&lldMn.Jill ' .de 1011 fublaled with pr1IICIII Stoctc...U • wclllltl. ~nt Nesselroad married : Blchlel, Gl'llldleld, &lid M1cbM1 A. c:llvlllln l!lll'l'll&ebYher..r-o:a, ol Mr. llld Mn. the brllll- 1 wb1te floor lllllth lldrtJ tied with tlpenld IUhel, :.Gerop N-lroad, Pomeu.,., were aown ohlleer CJI'IIDilll over tdela midi! by the litlde'unother Bl'ld her • ~ lriiiTied 011 JWie 16 !It 1: ~ In the ilee1111'11111111 ernp;re Wllltllne llld aunt. Mrs- ·Dorta Btctllel. They . llftemocn It the Greenl!eld First lheer sleevelets bodice ol Wlllklli carried f'rench. riQ1e18YB of quiet . United Metbod1st Church. ·with Vlctorlan nedc!!ne, lll'C8nted pink llld white 110111a n.s, clusters The Rev. John C. Robison wlthsilkven!aelaceandappllques, of IllY o1 the valley; baby's breil.th ' pel1onned the CI!I'EiliOI\Y before an and detailed with seed pearls, a &lid tied with satin stl'ellmErs. In • altar decorated with two seven· ruftle of sch!tile lace and a cameo their hair they wore garlands of . branched Candelabra decorallid schltfle applique centered 011 the mlnlatureplnkblossOmsandbaby's : with pink cluullpagne and white bodice front. The skirt was trimmed breath with satin streamers. ~ apple b1ossoms tied with lace bows · atthepottomwithschlf11elaceandi RtckVanMatre,Greeenfll!kl,was • and streamers. Two side altar wide rutile ot crystal plea- and best man and Larry Fouch, "'lll1;'lllll!l!lts of soft pink; Wblte fklwed !ntoachapi!llengthtraln.She Greenfield, and Steve Walburn, • and pastel springtime flowers wen;> wore a a garland o! miniature NashVUJf, Tenn. were the qshers. • used and the windows featured .blossoms and baby's breath with ' The .bride's mother ~re a tea :.llghted candles with hilrrlcane satin streamers In her hair. Her length dresss of Ivory embroidered ~ globes and .bouquets ot aU·wblte victorian bouquet Wall of silk . hatiltewithaVIctorllinneckllneand t roses. frusta and foliage. The bridal sweetheart, tea and . IIOIIIa rtl&e&, . fuD skirt. The groqn 's mother wore :..alskl was ilecorated with clusters of s(Whimot!S, . ·lJly of the valley a dress ofroseqlana silkwith hateau • forget-me-knots tled With lace lxlw$ clusters,lll\d baby's breath. neckline and chemisE styling, and AttendantS were Ms.. Margie · both IQid tea rose corsages. · ';and streamers. The unity candle •.waa USEe! wtth a pink and wblte Penn, niakl of honor; Ms. SOnya A reception was held at the :::::;~~=::~: Biebel, sister or the brlc!r, brides· Buckeye Hllis <i:ountry Oub, with was by Mrs. . maid; and Ms. Lori ~,cousin Robin Miller, Rita Pierce, Karen Ol'lllll1lt. wtth ilfthe~. ,YeagerandSherryj..unlng,serv!ng. rene Teen Choir Will pt esent a :Pl"Oilfll1ll In Sunday morning : Ohia Aufust19, 1984 200/o-SO% OFF ENTIRE STOCK Specializing In boyund(glrto cloth· (ng, men'a •nd wam.n 1 •pp.~rwl. H~~~Er.:~os:=.~~ I. OPEN: Mao!-·TIIun. 4:30 · I p.m.; lot. 10 o.ni.-4 p.m.; a.... 1 • II p.m. ~ 6:~ p.m. for a picnic at the city ·t lliu"kfront M<;mbers are urged to attend. A Merrage From Tile JjiblO... ,.~~ '' :- Garden Clubw!U meet Tuesday, . 1 p.m. at the home or Elva AdkinS. Happenings 'celery .••.... ~~~~ .... 39¢ Registration BIDWELL - Bidwell Porter ElEllll!"tary SchOol registration r' is being conducted for new and ~ kindergarten students, daily be• foreAug.24,trom9a.mto3p.m. Brtng Birth and immunization records. I B.ROUGHTON'S 2% Benefit set ~ Ice cream social ~ POMEROY - An tee cream social wU,be held at the Bashan Fire Depal1ment Friday with serving to begin at 6 p.m. Sandwiches, pie, cake, cookies and beverages will also be served. 'lbo9e attEnding are asked to take aloog lawn chairs sinCe there wW be llve mtertaln· rnent. The soc1a1 is bellig . !lpCliiSOled by the f1remen and' • auxiJiaiYmernbers. ,I f • , $l59 Milk ~~·~-:~L.. SWEET-N-LOW · SUNSHINE . Dog Food ••••••••• • • . -·$; 25 LB. · ,. $ ' STEGNER • 349 ·Y:ogurt ....... !2z~. 4/Sl . . Hotdog Sauce :o~;· 41 • FLAVORITE 1 Ice 29 Crealn .. ~.~~-~ Sl ~~·~th wu 1101 a alan bet-n God and aU IIMiona, but a It wu never tlvtn IC) the I'' nation,. and hu no meanJnatotbe Gelltllle wbalaftr. It belni not a sign for Chrtatlua Ia n41t biDdblr oa 111 today.- O>Mi :ud 1 ~~~sign between God and the Jen. For Free Bibla CorN..,...._ eov... GALLIPOLIS TIDE DETERGENT 171 oz. $649 Limit One Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Expires Auc. 25, 1914 ,, THIIFT KING 43 COURT ST. , r PAPER TOWELS ROLL 3/$1 HUNT's, CATSUP 32 .oz. 89' · 4~1 'U .H 0. p., C.paa ' ' l '•'' c ., ....,ow- ..31 !99¢ ··--·- laod Onlr At ,_,., bpi.. - 1\ ' . u ..... 2" 1114 •" .r I ' ti . 129 MILL ST. , (On DIAWIIG AUGUST 26, 3:00 . .' '$1 '9 ·9 ~ Jordlche II& Gloria Venderl!ulit •.H.I.S .. Chic• .lie. in Nlissy & Jr. Sizes. · .. .' LEE ·pA~Nrs ·· . $1299 ' KNIT POlO SH·IRTS ~ : ' • • ... • J $999 • Entire stock of Missy · & Jr. Polo by Cheeno, Gloria Vanderbuilt, California Ivy. Stephanie J. · BKA . ·WITH MONOG,RAMMING. ANY SWEAT.R PURCHASED. 'I II '' ~~ FREE FREE '" .., REGULAR '12.00·'1 IJ.OO VALUE • \ ....,, Selectl!d 1roup of Ship 'N Shore, Allred Dunner, Ecobay, Shapely, Joren, Miss Fashlonality Blouses. REGULAR '11.00-134.00 VALUES. ' Milly te1hion stretch pent ln1solld colors: rose, lilver black, brown. black ltrip8S. REGULAR ·•34.00 VALUE " ' BLOUSES $1 '299 . JEANS . ' . . •. the "T") ' . GALLIPOLIS ........ Ll•lt Ont Iter C1111pon ' ' · 1oo11 011r MPMira Elpl. . zs. 1114 . Blla-io811 • P.O.IoiHI TOILET TISSUE ·MIDDLEPORT'; ceaery. 5 ceniflcat• .,.r 1t0re. IAcroA from Municipal Parking_lot) f/iHza ' COTTONILLE GIFT CERTIFICATE •RIIIat•ln atora. No purchl• ne· "~ I. '"'!'• EARRINGS. BUY 1-GET · 1 FREE SELECTED GROUP REGULAR '4.00-'6.00 VALUE "i .. '. IVm.:.. chapel Hill Church of lETART - The Hiram and Harold Rood reunion will be held Aug. ~ at the C!J11!111unlty Building, Letart, W.Va. with a baskEt dinner at noon. ,, ' WIN A s2soo I wu ·,.Rood reunion ( " ' ' GALLIPOLIS - Missionary Society of Trledstone Baptist Church wW have: a benefit musical, Aug. 26, 2: ~ p.m. to : assist residents of Middleton Estates raise funds to visit Washington, D.C. All area sln· • gers and musicians Interested • should contact ·Beulah Johrtson, 824 Third Ave., Gallipolis, or call 446-27411. . ..,._.If GALLIPOLIS - GallipOlis Ania Chrtstlan Women's Club Will meet Tuesday, noon at the Down Under. ' ' ': ' THE 'SABBATH OR THE LOBD'8 DA.Y? Williatn B. K~!t" . ' There is confusion in the re~owo world whether- Cl¢stiaDa In! to observe the ssbbath or the Lord s day. Y011 ean be uaured where there is such a confused mixture of doetrlne, it Is not of God, for "God il110l tlteautAor of CMI/uWnl, htof~. Iii iu/l cAt&rcAct of lAc Milltl" ll Cor. 14:88). We can•atiD the dlaorder llld lllllblillh tbe true we be in the ••c"""'-'" that teachN God's word of which He iJ "lAc at&thor, "and overeome ijto ·...,y;.,;o,." that Ia broucht in tbe world h1 ""foUe doclrifloa. "We must hear God OD IIIII matter. TlaeFint8 ..b•• The ia lint mentioned, •llowlna God to be the lint to I ob:1erve of rest ':Afld "" lAc "~""A dar God ...Ud Ail ......... :\. reae.d ""lAc otllftt4 daJI••_.God blaood tlte rev.,.,lt (Gen. 2:2,3). Man wu 1191 ew~m•Niecl to keep the sabbath for approx!matel;r twenty-five huildrod yean .later. Dilrina the interim of the Patriarthal dllpenaatian, we have no Biblieal recora where man was commanded to kee" the ubb4th nor lD7 example ot hla doingso. . . M- AM Tile SaUst• The sabbath wu lint llllllt!l b;[ M - when be apob to the children of Israel in the wUdemeu of Sin, ':A tid Ac IG*i 11ttto '""" TAU ·,:, tllat which tu LMd Aal• aaid, 7b.,_, il tAc rert ·of tAc llolr sabbath •nto (M Lord. .. " lEx. 18:28). M- wu not cbargiag the J ewa to 'keep a dar they bad beea obeervlnc. neither wu be opeald'lg of a 'daf with wh1ch they were ·acqualntiiG. You can detact thla wu oomethmg new to tbe ehlldren of ~I by ~ . M-' explanation. .Note how Clrefully be atate1:1, 'TomoiTow tt lAc rut of lAc llolr tabktA t&fllo lAc Lord. ..s.z daJI• .,. dall gatAtr it; hi 011, lAc 1eventA dar, which il 1,\t oabblltll. itt .it tMnl doll be ....,... (Ex. 16:23,26). Thlo anew comlllllld. , Tlle8almlmat•• .. 11 t The law of the ubbath wu legalilled during tbe · Mosaic. dilpensation and l(!ven to the Jewe, the chooen of God. It wu riven them by God In t6e wUderneu ol .Sinal after He dalivered them lrom Egyptian bondage (Ex. 20:21. M-l)leakl of tbe pel'lltWII eoftiWit (Ex. 31:18), the deealogue or ten eomiiWldmenta, God made wl~h laraelst Sinal, and not tbt eovenut made 'with the patrlareh, 811 aome suppooe (Deut. 5:2,3). , ' Tile 8 ..11otll A 8118 ' 1 The sabbath wal a aigD batween GoG and 11....1. "It il 4 ..-,. belwoen God atld Im»t .. I gave U.... m, IGbbotAc, to bt a ..-,. between,.. atld !Atm. ..'' (Ex. 31:17:·Eztk. 110:10-12). It wu a IIID between God and lorael, ·cantnr to their ...~ the deliverance fromT:f!tlan bondage, ':.tfld re!Miflb,.l~ !Mil IIIGII a itt IM Of Emt... IAat tAc Lord tir God """"" lAce tu IIIII God COIIIIII&fltMd tAct lo /ceq tAc Nbbllti ~. VINTON- Vinton Friendship - · FASHION JEWELRY · ' DAILY 9:30.6:00 MON. & FRI. tiL 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS ' "LAY -A-WAY" Pearl•. ~ald.Chein•. $2 99 Tiwlt·A·BIIdl. & J-atry .4 REGULAR '4.60··•T.60 VALuE .. EACH vinza ' MIDDLEPORT DAILY 9:30-6:00 FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS "GIFT WRAPPING" .,, , ',I > I ... t :I ( • �.... .. . • Page B 4 The Sunday Titnes-Sentinel · . Pomeroy Middleport ' ' ·- Mr. and Mrs.JackJarnes . :~th Salisbury,Jack James wed :•in Patriot ceremony June 16 : PATRIOT - Beth Salisbury and Jack James were united In marjlage June 16 at 1:30 p.m. at Salem ·Baptist Church! : · The Rev. Steve Ebert performed · lhe ceremony. . The bride is the 'daughter ·or Mr. and Mrs. Alden &!.usbury of Rt. 2 Patriot, and"the iiroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs: John James, Dayton Avenue, Wa· $1ngton Court House. . Music for the wedding was proVided by Midge Harris, pianist, and Jeff Saunders, vocalist. The Church was decorated with bou· quets and candelabras using the Wedding colors. · •; Escorted to the altar by her lather, the bride wore a gown of )Vhlte lace over taffeta. It featured a chapel-length train, and the bodice was enhanced by lace and seed Pearls With long llluslon sleeves . )\'hlch Wef1 appilqued with alencon lace. She wore a veil made of Imported llluslon with corded edge and appliques With alencori lace. She carried a 'bouquet of miniature rosebuds, carnations, daisies, VI· oletS and the Dowers were accented W sDk ribbons and a long trail or · flowers highlighting the front of the bouquet. ' Rho!lda Connell was ll)ald o! . honor. She wore a blue floor-length gown made of acetate taffeta with an off-the-shoulder ruffle which highlighted the bodice of the dress. · sLecarried a smaller version of the bftde's bouquet, . • . Auguat 19, 1984 . Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pt.aiCint, W. Va. -; Wisecup, Electronic potatO , . . Oaggetwed May12 EDINBURGH, Scotlalld (AP) ~. An eleCti'OIIIc "potato" ~ here ja goin& to ~· lllld to MW iwJ potatoes, eecordlnl to tl!e ~ · Development Aaency. ~ by the Scottllh IIIII£ tute ol A8rJcu!tural Enatr.aa 111(.: the electi'OI)Ic potato~!~ wiD pany real OI1EII as they travel trm.,: farm to market. A$ IJIIICil as :10- POMEROY - Kingston United Methodist Church was the setting for the May 12 ~ ol Lorra EDen Wisecup, daughter of Mr.~ Mrs. Jwpes WisecUp, Kingston, !onnerty ol POO)ei'OY, and Stacy Glenn Claggett. son of Ronald C~tt. Lehlgh Acres, Fla. and Rosemary Hertenstein, Kingston. Tile double-ring C!!l'eiilOilY was perfonned by the · Rev. Barry · Bennett before an altar decorated with candelabra and arrangments . ol white carnatlilns and pink and lavendar mums. Tile ~· were marked with white satin bOwS and l:amched green grapes. . · Doris Gray ol Kll!gston was the organist. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a ·whlte sheer voile gown with a flOUII(ed capelet yoke. The Vlctortan goWl1 featured a hlgh venlse lacenecldlne, long fitted sleeves, basquewalstand a bustle ·back with .a lilrge bow, : trimmed In satin ribbon and chantllly lace. She also wore a matching hat. She carried an E;ngllsh bouquet of miniature white carnations, white · roses, gardenias, stephanotis and greenery. Tile bride carried a white Bible, girt ol her grandfather, . Donald McKlnney, Chillicothe. Sue Taylor, Pouieloy, was maid of honor. Linda Congrove and Janet Large were bridesmaids. They wore lllac gowns with lace ecJvd flounced capelet yokes, basque waists with belts which tied In the back. Each carried a heart-shaped grape vine wreath decorated with lavender .roses and green grapeS. They alsO wore lavender roses and baby's breath in their hair. Amy and Stephanie Hawkins. A...... 19, 1984 ·I;' ~· ' • ' r .• ·' . i l /. ·' I ,. I It -I -~ . classt.'f'.teds' . .tl' ' · ·Hush Pu 'es· p-r---~--~- l'lm~\-~~-·~~ t: .... ::: were the flower girls. They carried heart shaped graapevlne wreaths decorated With sweetheart lavender roses and tiny VIctorian dolls tlressed like the brldeSinalds. Tile dresses for the dolls were made by Mrs . .%da Taylor, Rutland. Nephew ol the bride, Jeremy Honaker; Pomeroy, · was ring Neves of Santa Monica, Calif., aunt,s ot the grQOm. The ,b ride IS a IIJ'B(luate of Zane Mrs. Kay Trace High School and Is employed at the Sa~ Bank. Clrclevllle. ·:rbe groom, also a .Zarie Trace High School graduate, Is employed at QualitY Farm and Fleet in POMEROY-GlendaGallGum aJid Stephen Thomas Fink changed wedding vows In a private ceu!IIIIJilY on June ll at 2: llln the afternoon at the home of the bride. · : She IS I!Je daughter of Fay Gum, Wolf Peli Road, Pomeroy, 11114 George Gum, MkJc!k:Port, ,and the gi'90ill Is the 10n of Mr. and Mrs. ~r Fink, Howard St., NE\11 ex- r-------------------~--------------~--- ,. R,. , . , . A•.... Q\j\J . Ha\len, W.Va. The .446·9510 . t· ·: ·o GOING AT UP TO 0 OFF . RETAIL . ' MUST SELL COMPLETE: INVENTORY . SALE LASTS UNTIL QUANTITIES ARE ·SOLD. . . BETTER .HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD - PHONE 446-2559 I' WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 1415 EASTERN AVENUE' ,. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Hush are so soft even mother r;m.ture approves. lipartment of Aging, wU1 be at the sehtor Citizens Center, 220 Jackson dot. GalllpoU s, on Tu-"'''ll'e, .,....y, Aug. 21• at 10 a.m. for Golden Buckeye card and Ohio Energy . Credit slin-up. The Golden Buckeye Card ~ the bearen a discount from P~r,t~clpatlng merchants. ' CLOSE.-OUT Choice of 3 Swimming Pools Yea.r End Bonus Packages ChOose Your Pool & the Bonus · Mr. and Mrs. J~ Foley Computer pest ' TOKYO (AP) - J .a panese computer oWners are not so much concerned With bugs In the system a$ they are with rats. · A recent ownei' 1011i!d that rodents are the fourth leading cause · dlilabled, have a total annual ol cornputerdamage_ln Japan, after Income of no more than $9,000 . water, lire and Ughlnlng. Attracted 'during 1983, or expected to'tal by the computer's humming, rats Income Qf $9,000 or less In 1984. No chew and gnaw on computer cables · appointment Is necessary. and wet the cmnectnrs. survey EE Free $399~00 Jacuzzi .Capri Spa , when you purchase any swim- ·;;:~ ming pool priced $12,00000 or More. · · . Super .Special No. 2 '-'--- . · 411 aboor~ , . . I~SEOUL"' Korea '(AP) - Mcitor- i1'f!l here are practicing oow to run · ·~t011'1" subway' trains lluwgh tllnllels yet IQ be bored Into stations tbatllonotextst. , ' · , I . .Tile exercises · are pa~ of a ttalnlng prOgram on computerized sll\'ulllton. In prepatatlon for an inflllx of vlsltnrs expected tor the 191!11 Kon!en Olympics. . ,• . ~To ~te the heavy ~ anticipated lor the Seoll !¢way syllem durln8 the junel. tl¥! network Is 'llelnll exten4ed and ~ extra· inol\:lmll!ll will be hired and trained lor !he Job. " ldarcoai l"llatrumenllllt.Doalbrls- tkl, Scotland, ha8 inStalled two ~ and created a training . PI Oil""' at a cost It about SQI!I,<m. ,, . I ' . BUNK BED BUNKIES • ~ OOQ 0 ~ · ·o ~ ' '--'· Super Special Free ssoooo FUN PACK mask gog· gles, lounge ,chairs, gamei, & Solar blanket when you purchase any swimming pool priced from sa,ooooo to 59,99500. - 0 0 '--A__ . .~ 0 0 0 The 312 PIKE ST. QALUPOUS, OH. , -11 4·44e·30111 3177 NOBlE SUMMIT RD. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,. , -11 4·112·11724 BUY DIRECT FROM OUR WAREHOUSE &SAVE • ' I P$] •Used Microwaves •Several Pieces of .. Antique Furniture •Large Owl lamps · •Bowls & Picture Sets •Metal Case Cabinets·. •Brass & Wood Hall Trees •Several Used Dinette Sets · I Used Bedroom Sets· •£1ectric & Gas Ranges ·. .Cedar Wardrobes · · VWI ~ that features a Polaris pool POOL SWEEP sweep & t.imer when you '*f & TIMER . 'purchase any pool priced at 510,000°0 to 511,99500, . --: · _I $:. . · VALUE~ No. 3 ~. · · · USED WOOD AND COAL HEATERS ' . . "-' 0 '.-----..;....-------~~ FREE Fl'ee $1 ,000111! care free ~ckage POLARIS BUYING . The Ohio Energy Credit Projram provides relief from the costs It heatini to' elderly or disabled tpw·lllcome households. '. Eligibility ~utrernents are to be head ot hoUSehold or spouse, be 65 ·<f olda', qr permanently or totaUy SPA VALUE ; A person wbo Is totally and permanently disabled and 1B years or older may also aJli>IY. 'l'hey mUll ilso .shoW proof of dlsablllty· and ~ JACUZZI ~$3995 Those .. . . wisblng to apply must he an Ohio resident, 65 years or older. l'!le applicant mUll show proof of (gi! with a valid Ohio driver's lLCense or a birth certificate. qe. & SAT. m 5 P.l. Utah. . ''·GALLIPOLIS- Vergle Rob!llis, a.uta County liaison with the Ohio URGENT CA.RE 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. "'' POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. ThebrldeworeagOwnwlthQueen Walter V. Johnson of Mesa, Ariz. · Anne rollar and sweetheart neckannoUnce. ·the marrtage ol their tlne. Tile silken venice bodlcelwas daughter, Joella, to Jeffrey .A. enhaneed With pearls and Irides· DeLong, sonofMr. and Mrs. CarlE. · cent~. the straight fitted sleeves DeLong, f!omei-oy. , were of sheer Wuslon and the sldrt Sole Tile couple were married on With appliques of • venice jace Uned March 11, and on May 5 renewed scatterd on the o,-ganza overlay . Ankle Collar thelrWeddlngvowslnaceremonyat flowed into a cathedral train. She the Wesleyan Church in Apache wore a matching VIctorian hat with NP•w Puppies· Soft-Puppies· for inf;ants·l Junction. Ariz. Tile Rev. James silk nowers, pearl and lr1dellcent NEese otnclated at the ceremony trim frml which tell afinger tJp ven which was folloWed by a reception of Wuslon down the back. Soft·Puppies" employ an important leather 11n1nt1s and padded ankle col· ·n.e bride graduated from the honoring the couple. Attending the bride was Miss Mesa High School and Is em!lloyed 1':;~~~":\:~in~~inf~~antB' shoes-sort ian. They're very well made tittle Jf many authori· shoes, trend oetten in their way, and Kenda von Hmrtm a8 rr~~~klofhonor. With Skaggs Drug Center. now agree is better for Infants .· are available in a range or sizes and., Best man was Joel Purtle. . 1be groom Is a graduate of Meigs the traditional hard soles. . widths (M. W 3·10) lor comi!Ort.able,, ~ ' •· High Shool .and Is employed at Salt lthalo Soft·Puppies" also have sturdy little feet . River Sand and Rock Co. They lle~ither uppers lor suppor:t , soft reside In Mesa, Ariz. Attending from Pomeroy were the groom's parents, his grandparents, Mr. andMrs.ArthurEblen,hls slsler, Cathy Delong, and Rick E9wards. Also attending were Mr. 1011. & FRI. TIL.I P.l. and Mrs. Chessle Ferguson, ()g(len, TUES., WED., THUR Golden Buckeye card ~pplications th3 be taken at ·local Senior.Center . HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE :.CENtER N.EW WEEKEND HOURS \ The brlde Jattends ·~ High School. ShelsemployedatFoodland In Pomeroy. F:lnk graduated from Wahama HlghScboolandi$statlonedwiththe U.S. Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base In Texas. Donnet, Foley ti-ade :vows ' •• Jn ceremony '' '•'• ·THE FABRIC SHOP The·~olzer Clinic Urgent Car~. C~nter is now Qpen. every Saturday and Sunday:from l:OQ P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 nearGallipol~s. Physici.ans from the De,partments of ·Fam- · ily Practice and Pediatrics .Will be available for t~~e~t of ~rgent illnesses 11and injuries. Enter ~he, Clime at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric, patients should telephone,4465287 for a time to be seen. ,' , .. . home. !£;. su.n..;e;Fc.brl'clsalecontTnues . , the llack. The bride wore a picture hat and carried a single white rose. George and Jolly' Gum, brother and.sister-In-law ot the bride, were the attendants for the oruple. ·A reception was held atthebrlde's - Usa Donnet. and Foley exchanged wedding \ll)WS on June 30 In a double-ring .retemoi!Y otftclated by the Rev. · . D;an'ell Johnson l't Rodney. : The bride Is tl!!:~ditughter ol Mr. 81111 Mrs. Robert•Donnet of Galllpo- · ~. Tile grciom Is the son of Mr. and ~. M. M. Foley of GaJllpolls. ·:The bride attended Gallla ..ieadeiny High School. ::Tl)e groom Is a graduate ol Buckeye H1l1s Career Center. The g~Vom Is cutrently servli~i with the u;s. Navy in.the Avtailon ElectrOnRadar DIVIsion. ' · 'lThe couple Is residing In Milling- · ton, Tenn. .. New· 45" · and 60" Plaids · t and S.tripes, Denims and 60" . ·t Trigger now in stock for fall. : motHs. Theri~wentintoaVin .tames $27 , 995 ONLY . t Robert sleeves accented with lace and lace '; RODNEY NOW r-----------------------------------:-----1 fl.ev. Kllbn, GaUipolls, pedormed the dcplle ring oi!remony. The bride wore a white polyester' crepe street lellgtb gown fashiOIII!d With. a wide collar and $hart flutter · ·rHE ,...rR· ··r· t tC · joel/a Johnson, jeffery Del.nng exchange vows with ceremonies Glenda G. G\Ull, Stephen Fink solemnize vows in ceremony a AU Furniture in Stock Mr. Md.Mrs. Jeffery A. DeLong ·Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas Fink - Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Glenn Clagett COUSins of the bride, ChiUI(Jithe, p.m. Wednesday, Aug. '22 - Tuppets PlainS (Lodwick's), 7:25-7:55 p~m.; Rlggscrest Addition, 8:10-8: 40 p.rrr. FREE PLUSH DOG With Pair You Purchase! Times-Sentinel ':: occurs. B5 f:Cli p.m.; lfarrlso!lvllle (Ch~h) , 4: 35-5: eli p.m.; New Lima Road (1 . mne !bath of Fort MetaJ l, 5: 15-6 ·p.m .; Rutland (Depot St.), 6:1().8: 10 POMEROY - Bookmobile ser· •vice In Meigs County Is brouRtrt by tl)e Meigs County Public Ubrary ullder'contract with the Ohio Valley Area Ubraries. Bookmobile !IChedule for Monday, AUj'. :Ill - Bl!illngham (County Jl:loblle Home Park), 3: J5. . percent of ScotJllnd'spotato crop damagedeachyearonthetrtptoU. marketplace, and the electroniC. deVIces wiD try to find out why. ,:;: Tile devices will plot the IWil potatoes' journey and the obltac~et~. they encounter on the way as well II . ldefltlfy Where the damage UIIUAillt. •• The Sunday Tinw.Sentinel Pago Meigs Bookmobile sets route acmn-: blind, · not pink' ' ' Midtlopart G m"ipolit, otiio hint Pt.a_..t, W. Va. ~ Mary Marshall, Robjn Crews and Sandy Lakin were bridesmaids. They wore dresseS Identical to the maid of honor's, in pink, yellow and (;irclevllle. . . The couple resides In Kingston. lavender. They carried lace fans with flowers ol Wles, roses and the bearer. Best man Wlll> ' John Gragg, wedding flowers accented with sDk ChiJJJcothe, and ushers were Sean ribbons. . Cwnrnlngs, brother of the groom, Flower girl was PeMySallsbury. and Kelly Wisecup, brother of the She wore a floor-length gown ol Monday thru Friday ~bride, both_ofK!ngston. lavender acetate covered with 9AMto9PM . white lace, and carried a white lace Justi~e Saturday 9 AM 10 5 PM A buffet reception followed at the basket containing Dower pedals. "-' Shawnee VIneyards. Tables were WAl~ IN Qlll t.-&.l Hlfl Rlngbearer was Matthew Fetty covered with white clothes and wine .lN AP,P()It.IIM(N' who wore a white tuxedo Identical gr~n glasses were USed as candlebolders to the iroom's. He carried a white tlmmed with white satin ribbon aild .~ . lace heart-shaped plliow. PAXTON, m.' (AP) _ Justice greeo grapes. Tile three tiered Shawn Riley was best man and mayiJebllnd,butatleastonejudge · wedding cake was decorated With 4 NfW DIRECTION IN HAIR OESIGN" ushers were Sonny Bidwell, Randy thinks that painting his courtroom tlowers and topped with a Precious Kessinger and Tom Riley. They pink and greeo lsclirrylngthe notion Manents bride and groom ftgurlne. wore sllv~r greY, tuxedos. little ton far. The bride's mother wore a For mol't' than a year Judge Teresa H~were.Mary~~n. WisecUp, Olanna Stevens, I~;;~;;~~~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; lavender dress with a ruffle Wllllam Roberts has been battllng ·Joann Redman, and Mona Shires. hlghllghtlng the walst. The groom's plans to repaint the coortroom the Out rl. town relatives at the wedding mother wore an aqua colored dress colors he said would make the room Included the bride's slsler, Debra and both mothers wore corsages of look like a bordello· and ''would WlsecupofSaCnlfi\E!IIIO,Callf.,Mrs. white roses. cause lm!parable hann in the Thelma Brown of Tampa, Fla, and A reception was held In the conduct of court proceed!Dp. " fellowship room of the church 'nle flap started July :KJ, 00, r;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;-J following the ceremony. The tour· when RDber1s scuttled the couniy I I tiered weddlngcakewasdecorated board'spaintlilgplansbylssulngan with flowers 'of the weddbig cOlors Injunction just as workets were • ' ! ' and was highlighted with a fountain c;over1ng the furniture and prepar. JUST' WHAT THAT COLLEGE BOUND STUDENT NEEDS and another cake encircled with ing to begin the job. ' . ' ferns on each side. · The county board responded by F-Arm Tlie bride Is a graduate of lnstlilctlng Its lawyer to take iliiiChine Model'5522 Southwestern High School and Ohio Rollertstncourtlnanefforttollfthls •Sew coftara. cu1f8 and olhar hard-toUniversity. Injunction and gl!t thePI!Intlngdoni! reach areas easily with free-arm The groom Is a graduate of In theor!glnal,:nlors. . • Extra-wide zig-zag • Snag-free thrNd delivery Miami Trace High School and Arlolller judge was assigned tQ Wilmington College. He Is em· he!u' the case, but the FoD:I County It's confusing · ployed by the Gallla County Local Boardvotedn-iaynlghttoswttch School District. tothecolorsotvaJencia,halo,alpaca SKOKIE, m. (AP) -Places with The couple resides at 202 West 11114 bambi ""' tbat Is, rusty pink, contusingorunusualnamesabound · Morgan St., Oak Hlll, Ohio. · creamandtwol!ladesofgold. thiooghoui the United States but -..~~ . ~~~---~~~----~--~ Pennsylvania may have more than Its share, according to the new "Rand McNally Road Atlas." For example, motorists needn't be contused if, when driving along Rte. 154 In Pennsylvania, about 40 miles west of .Scranton, they suddenly enter Wyoming State Forest 'The atlas reveals that's exactly where It Is- in Pennsylvania, right next to World's End State 115 W. 2nd Pomeroy Park. Ph. 992· Pennysylvanla also contains th~ townS of Akron, Dayton and Ohlovllle as well as Boston, Dallas, Denver, Palo Alto, Rochester, Washington and Yukon. 'The state also has a Grand Canyon, and c8.ll!ornla State College and Indiana University of Pittsburgh are located there, as well. ' OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!!'! . Pan~e~-v \.• $4QOO •• .. .· Pool People Financing Available Low monthly O payments ....A- .. .. �- fllaat a 6 n. Sundat nr.-SentiMI ,.,••f I 19, 1984 Augutt 19, 1~ Beat of Ohio Pllint Pilat d, W. Va. the - ~nd ,.,. Long-time fairgoers 1)ere bas been much reDOYatioo act1oa at ' lbe Melp Junior Hlgb Scbooltn MJdrllo?rt over the past muatbi and aD opeD hou8e bas been pia !tor Sunday, Alii- 26, from 2 1Df pJn.10 !bat yw can goet a blrd's eye view at the Improvement.&. The opeD boule Ia lllr the public, at coune. 1belllelp Flit broillht aut lillie' ~ 1D bald up mucb l!etfer thah, manyatthef~~UDP let In lbe'beal • ~time, no aee ~ StfU used - and the woman publfaher qlei'Btes It and makes her own repairs fAl the macldne - in the publication. A number ot retldeiJIS bave Inquired as to the relationship 'betwl!en Dick Retton, foilllll!! Paine:uy Hfah School coacb, and OJymplc Star Mary LDu R.etton. Jim Diehl says tbat Dick 8lld Mary Lou are cmnstns - we'D 10 with . Ruppert and Eve!.YnKDI&bt bave had IU8JII. CX!Uiliia of Rl!ppert's thal ·• Amcaa them were E.J. Hlb Who whim he hasn't aeen tor ~ years oblervll!l hll lllb ltlrthday oo When !bey I1JIM!d fAl I<anslf, The O&lllpoll• RA!tall Merchants 'IllUrldaY: Mr. aDd Mn. Curtis The IIWP WBI ID PltiBburflb, Assn.prc:rnllesplenty~Wt-paced ... ~--· f llelllaw thtCIIrk· JackSOn - Martin GALLIPOLIS ..,.. Mr, and Mrs. WIUiam 0 : Jackson &!II!IJUJil'e the enpgernerit all~~ torthcmnlng 11181'· rlage o1 their, daugh~. Kimberly SUe, to Jessie D . Martin, son~ Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benson Groth GALLIPOLIS - Barbara Marie Hodges, daughter of Mr: and Mrs . Charles E. Hodges of New Canaan, Conn., was marrtedMayl9toPeter Benson Groth, son o! Dr. and Mrs. John F . Groth Jr. of Galllpolls.. The Rev. Francis X. McGuire, , pastor, officiated at the ceremony : at St. Aloy~ius R.C. Church and a • reception followed at Rene Char· : dain in South S8Iem, N.Y. . : Given In marriage by her father, ' the bride wore a ballerina·length dress of lace over ivory satin and carried. a tear-drop cascade of ; roses, lily of the valley and baby's ! breath. • The bride was attended by her : sister, Patricia Ann Hodges of New ,: Canaan, and Ellzabeth Clary Of ~ I3oston, Mass. TIKiy wore dresses of : flowered apricot shl!er over taffeta .. and carried small bouquets ~white roses. David Wickline of Gallipolis was thebest man and Charles Wickline was an usher. The bride Is a graduate of New Canaan High School and she and Groth are both graduates of Duke · · University, Durham,. N.C. She Is currenUy employed as an Intensive care nurse at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, Tex., and working on her master of science . degree at 'fexas Women's University. Groth Is an electrical design engineer with Texas Instruments in · Dallas and a candidate lor a master of science degree in engineering management at Southern Metho- · dist University. · · The couple are llvlllg in Dallas. • • ' and Mrs. Jessie Martin, Collllllblls. The open-church weddlna wm take place Saturday, Allg. 25, 6l).tn. at Palm Creek Baptist Church in Gallipolis. · Guinther -MorriS Barbara Marie Hodges trades" vows with Peter Ben:ron Groth POMEROY - Can1e Katbleeli Guinther and Ruuell Dean Morris, . Syracuse, BDMII'Cie their engB&PIIIEI!t and IIJlPl'OIICbiDI rilanlage. The bride elect Is the daugbter at Je.mes Guinther, !\lew Havm, ·w:va. and Mary Guinther, Pecl1a. m. She Is employed as a llcensel;l. practical nurse at the Green~ Regional Center's Gm~p Hcxne bl Point Pleasant, W.Va. . • Morris Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Randolpb ~ San Antooto, Texas. lfe Ia ~playa:! at SateUte RA!ceptlon Systems~ Athens. An opeu C1Rin:b weddlngwlll take place llll Sept. 1 at 6:Sl p.m. at the Pomeroy United Met!JJdlst Churcb. 1be Rev. James Corbitt w01 oftlclate. A reception will be held at the heme of the bride and groom toUOwfngthelrweddlng. ·. Norman - WUJ.iams POMERoY - Pegy I.. Saylor, . Atbenl!,aiiiiPauJN.Smttll,·~ 8IIIIOUilCe their ~~ and as aPPI'OIIChlna !'fl8l'l'!age• ' . The IJrlde.i!Ject Is the dallihler o1 Mr. and Mrs. .Dan Saylor, AthenS, and a ll'lduate ot Alexander High School. Smith Js the SOn at Mr. and Mr. James Smith, Oarwln. He Is a graduate of Meigs HighSchool and a 19112 gradualeotHocklngT~ College wllere hi! · ~ an as!!!JCiate dealree In nursing. He is employed by Ohlo UnlvjnJty, Osteopathic Medl~al Center. ·An~outdooi'weddingwll!take place on~. Aug. 26, at 2:~ p.m. at the home of the llrlde'~ paren.Js with a ~tfon to fOllow DIAMOND BRIDAL ·. SETS $100 To $950 From "The Diamond St ore '· ·Jn Gallipolis" i;ay It wasn't the best caintyfalrfor , . Jlrlllted tabloid weekly Which Is pubii$!Jed, and written by a lady of the J'ooya and Debbl, daughters of Mr. Tawney Jewelers· and Mrs, Marvin Keebaugh. children, Robyn Norman and Jim Wolfe. .Freed ' ' ' 2: ;II in tbli aftermQn at the Dairy Barn; Da1Iy Lill1e, Athens. · A l'l!ttlll1li1 wll be beld Jmmedla121y 1ollolm& the c:t!I'I!RMXJY. Relaftws Blldtrlends~tnvltedtoa:ltB!d. . JOHN A. WADe•.M.D. ' ·Now Offering lfl!lth Therapist GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and ~ Central Trust Cmlpany. Larry Sheets of Route 1, GalllpoUa, · allo attended Rio Grande are ~ the l!llfl8flelllel College and Is employed at the Clar" . •• . All Star® Pro Le8ther Hi-Top and Oxford · \ PAMELA ADKINS, M.A. ' 304 675-1244 .. Sheets - Clark· • 3·00/o .OFF Ear. NOla and Throat S~ecJallst · LANGUAGE - VOICE • STUn'ERiNG • SPEECH DELAY • HEARING Need Not Be Present To Win Store Sl ·ced I . actlonootherlverfrontiD<"-alltpolla GROUND be an event fAl help us all to keep • · BEEF . Clean house GREENSOORO, N.C. (AP) -A . c• Is an Important $tep bT Controlling Insect pests such as cockroa ches, silverfish ' and walerbugs, . But no matter bow tlnrough a bousecleanfng, lnsectsstfllmaytlnd the borne a hospitable site, BCIXlrd· lngtoSpectraclde. Theflrmsaysthe keytoeffectfvecontrollstocleanthe entire house and apply Insecticides simultaneously, leaving the bugs no place in hide. · ·· I! only one area Is treated at a time, the Insects w01 slmjily vacate that spot and 1110\/e to another area house rfn;::the:hou=se=·======::;~ August Specials on Diamonds Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shuler - I .Shuler open house scheduled POMEROY - The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ·Shuler will be observed with an~ receptfontrom2to4p.m.onSunday, ·Aug. 26, at the Morning Star United . Methodist Church. , Earl Shuler and Mlldred Spencer weremarrtedonAug. 29, 1934atthe Methodist parsonage In Pomeroy by · the late Troy E . Maness. They are theparentso!threechlldren,Nancy Carnahan, Richard Shuler, apd EllenSwartwrut, andthegrandpar. ents of Tony and Janis Carnahan, Alan and Brian Shuler, and Matt, Bart, Anne and Sara Swartwwt. ShUler Js a m1n1ster and pa.stored the Bethlehem Baptist Owrcb at Great Bend for 10 years and the Antiquity Baptist Churcll for seven l, Cheshire. . The opeu-cl111rch Wedcllng wW take place Saturday, Sept. i. at 2: ~ p.m.... the F1nlt Churdl ~ God 011 Garfield Avenue, GaJUpolls. MUSIC will begin at 2'p.m. A rea!ption wW follow lr(m1edlateJy atter ·the ceremony In the church Fellowship Hall. MJss sheets and Clark ilre l!l'llduates of Kyger Creek High School. Miss Sheets attended Rio Grande Co1Jeee aDd Is·employed at ,. - .. - ... ·I ,._ 1 ·haver spacial $149 • '· ' • ' • Thurs. Onlr 1/16 Oz. ...... Dep. R. C. COLA DR. PEPPER ·. $1 Rtt; . & 'Diet . $1- 09..P'lus·O, '''' o.:. . 99"'... oo I GENERIC HABURGER DILLS . & KOSHER DILLS, 32 !)z. 89 PRODUCE .SECIAL BANANAS 3LB. DIAMOND SETS From $195 to $995 HEINER'S BREAD, 16 Oz. WE HAVE THE · 01.YMPIC COINS FOR SALE GAY 90's, 20 Oz. Tawnev Jewelers ,Gallipolis• 424 Secolld Ad. $} 00 .. SPECIALS BROUGHTON ICE MILK Willi uch purclllse of 1 $30 GroceiY Order Excludin& All 16 Oz. Pop 3/'1.19 59' 'SOFTY' BUNS .(8) . 71> Oz. Ill& 51°9: VIT. D MILK II ~1~~~~ $1 II Gal .. 39 8/16 Oz. COCA-COLA , UIIT 1 Expires 1/25/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET BUTTERMILK Plus Dep. II Gal. DOUBLE COLA 99( CHIW POPS 8/16 Oz. $1 09 Plus lltp. $1,49 PREMIUM ICE CREAM II Gal. $1,79 24 Pack I HEINER'S BREAD I 1 1 1 I . 3/Sll6 I Oz. UIIT 3 1 R. C. COt;A $139:{.!\:. 1 Expires 8/25/84 I LIIIT I Expires 8/~5/84 · 1 , C. K. SUPERMARKET I C. K. SUPERMARKET I ' · COUPON --------~---------------~~------------·-·--· -----COUPON 7-UP $}3 9::.!'0:. lllll 1 · Expires 8/25/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET • Cbarie. Warden · , Shirley Wells . · Anna Wllel Carol WDI Lewis WUllama ·, Sll1ron Williams ( Sonya Wolfe PeaayWOOd Marget Wyatt Linda Youna I I I COTTAGE CHEESE I I · $} 09 oz. II 1 · COUPON • · COCA-COLA . $109 ~~~"2'. Expires 1/25/84 C. K. SUPERMAIKET__ ..,-------:~.,..- SAVE SO<: COUPON 24 lllll 1 . , Expires 8/25/84 1 1. ON ONE CARTON OF CIGARETTES Plus Tax . LIIIIT I Exp11es 8/25/84 .I ___ :~·~~_!_R~~~E_!,.;. __ j ___ _:~._:~,:'l~~~~-.:. ----------~-!--T $3.29' 1 . . . ,COUP9N . . '_, . UIIT 1 1 Expires 1125/84 I . IIIIIT 1 Expires 8/25/84 .:.,J_., _:. K.:.~~!~~!!... __ ~L--~!.:..~~~~~~--,. ~1~5 I!!FFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 8/25/84 suPER NO "FREE PARKING", · . $3~99 · I ·DOUBLE COLA I $}09::.~60~~ II '$}49. lollan ' I COUPON I 2% MILK I AN AMERICARE CENTER · I $1.09 ---'C;;;;o'N----:-.-----------------r-----------I . COUPON . I '· COUPON 6 Kay Ward.· The Stand4rd of Excellence for Rehabilitali'Ve Health Ct~re ' $1,69 VIT. D MILK Sl,00 $}19:i.! 0:. . CABLE-TV . LESS THAN 28¢ A DAY! 24 Oz. $1.19 Gal. REAL FRUIT PIES • . COCA-COLA AMERICA'S FAVORITE ER GOOD IN CABLED AREAS ONLY $1.09 Gal. COTTAGE CHEESE Fri. Onlr . '1.29 . Wilma 1'1111.1 Allcerrtpp · Larry·Tucker Wendy Tucker Nancy Van Meter Linda ·Vaa Ia.wacea Melinda Venoy Jackie Waper Kaye Walker VIolet Walker . VALLEY BELL 2% MILK SPANISH BAR CA~ 1( Oz. FteuehFtta $1 :19 \>Gal. RUFFLES POTATO CHIPS 2/89' Marilee McDade Debbie Gaspers Pam McLaughlin Wanda Gibbs Bettie McGuire Sally Gloeckner, Deborah Michael Brenda Grimm Marilyn Mlller Linda Grover Dorothy Morris John Harrlson JudyMuuer · Brian Hartman Dottle Nelson· Ellen Hatfield Sandy Nelsop Dorothy Hawk Bari'y O'Brien Sherry Hawkins MlkeOUer Patricia Hlndy Arlene Parker Barbara Holbrook • Luke Pickens Teresa Hoschar Frances Reed · Marcia Houdashelt VIrginia Rlffie Nancy Hubbard · Yolan Satterfield Roger Hubbard Norma SexsOJI Jane Huffman · Jane Slmpsd'n Pat Humphrey · Hazel Shain Leona Hysell Robin Southern Pam Jarrell Hue! Sprague Anthony Jones Tamml Taylor Heidi Jones Cheryl Thomas Barbara King Gregory Tbomaa Connie Llltle ... 494 Is Double 10 LB. SUGAR...89' . . 59' uc~ TREET, 12 Oz. C1n .$}.09 years . . Mr. and Mrs. Shuler request that gifts beornltied. DOUBLE COUPON DAYS MON.-TUE.- WED. AUG •.20-21-22 ilanuftcturtr's CoiJIOI!S Only. None over '1.09 uch ¢ liliOz. Cereil COME IN AND REGISTER JIOR BICYQE ' TO BIE GIVIN AWAY. AUG. 25 2 Frozen Foods. Your choice COOKIES, 12 Oz. ....'l.39 Purclllst of 2 Boxes of •' CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP · ·. FREE One with each purchlse Klhn's LunchtoiiMuts IIEW.SOFT KEEBLER . Plus lltp. One 8 PICk With Elch • LETTUCE.. .. 29' Md. YOUR CHOICE 'Wiih Each Purch- of 3 Pako POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER · ,) . DR. PEPPER, 1116 Oz.... 59' With each purchase of 2 Btls. Salad Dressinc. Your Choice · ~F . VAUEY BELL 2% MILK... 39' '219 S379 S799 , ,, 18 Oz. 59' One willl each purchase of 2 Packs Cheese. Your Choice Plus Dtp. Willi Each Purchlst of 2 Boxes of Cerul (Your Choice) 7 Flav-.-MakH 2 Ot. Rotail '395 Rotall 1595 Rotail 11015 1> Gal."59' One with 'Uch purchlse 2 Bap of F11nklin Candy. Your Choice BUY ANY PACK OF BACON GET ONE DOZEN OF EGGS FOI 15' OFF REG. PRICE DOZ. WYlER'S HINK MIX · %CARAT 'h CARAT 1 CARAT BROUGHTON'S ICE MILK GENERIC CORN FLAKES FROSTIE ROOT BEER $1 One Loaf with uch pun:hlse of 1 . Packs of Kahn's Lunchion Meat $159Gal ~- $169 a Pkl. HEINER'S 16 oz. BREAD FREE 8/16 Oi. Plus Dtp. 2% MILK l/160.. $1 19 Pluo Dep. i. c., 7·UP & · 6Pack 12 Oz.. 39 . 9AUEYIBL CREAM SODA, DOUBLE COLA & 5 FLAVORS SUGAR FREE JELLO. 3 Oz. ·.· PLEASE JOIN US IN EXPRESSING OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE DEDICATION AND EXCELLENCE OF OUR NURSING HOME EMPLOYE~$ • BBO (8) BUNS.... 19' One wlili Etch Purchlse of 2 Pacts of Storemade Frozen Minute ·stuks R.C.COLA 4FOR Marlene Baslm Tonya Black Margaret Blankenship Lynda Bowers Mlldred Brooks Doretta Brown Helen Jane Brown Debbie Buck ' Kathy Bush Candy Carleton Frances Carleton Betty Chevalier Shelly Clark Johnetta Clendenen Mary Coates Sharon Cogar Julia Combs Belln<:la Connolly Debbie Danner Debbie Davis Bonnie Durst Krista Eason Hyllfa Eblin Shirley Evans · ~B. All !'ttk Poe Special ~~their r-~Ga.~vlil~Plant.~~·~·-~-·_ __j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.· and forthcoming daugbter, Leesa Ellen Sheets, fAl Keith Wi!sleyCJark. Oarklstheson Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carll: ~Route 9"¢ ~~! Package DR. PEPPER CLUSTER 49 "LB." FRESH- LEAN sr-•• reaatta. Hours are U a.m. to 5 p.m. Sbould $llllling..... Dutch ·Pepper . Chipped • Chopped . LUN.CH..MEATS . PlckiSc;l!:,~na .next Saturday and Sunday when II .· pn!IE!IIts Its •t BACK-TO-SCHOOL -SPECIAL- ·Speech and Language Therapy WUUams. She Is a junior at NOJ1h Gallla cmununlty, which Is a.bout the siZe machine Js of Rutland. A there. 424 Second Ave. . In the eYalt o1 rain, then the ' Oh. Gallipolis, Hlgb School and Is employed at Wedding w01 take place at the Free DelJIIe' s Malt Shop at Rodney. Melbodlst Cburcb ID Athelia. WIDiamS Is a fl!'aduate of Isaac r-----------L----,-----~ School of Arizona and Js In the Na~ Guard and emplciyed at Gas Plus Se!'Yic:e Station at VInton. A winter wed!lfnl!fs planned. PORTER - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canmn of Pllrter and Mr. and Mrs. Dm Wlllfams of Farington HW, Mldl. IIIIJIOWICe the fortiKmnlng ~ of their J>OMEROY - Danle!Je and AUfson Wolfe 8nd Marta Freed are anilounciDg the wedding of their Pftl'l!llts. DenJse Wolfe aDd l)lnaJr! Freed. 'I1)e camby 111~ wW take pJae.e oo Saturday, Aug. 25, at Saylor - S~th Jolmoa Who marked their 59th lravellnaby Amtrak.toaDelldthe weddJne IIIIIIYenary Saturday; 0 . Family Reunion. Ruppert Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Abbott who pldred them up and took them to attended the ratr e11e1y day, and BeUncton. W.Va., where they were . ~ Roosh, 88. Who not Olllytakell f11Je111 ~ Knight's stater and saw .Jn the I.'OOnty fair but' bas attended many old frleads and relatlvei. every Ohio State Fair siDre 191!5 KnJabt plcJred them up and IIIey ~except the IJNO.years when It wu came to Pottli!loy for a couple of .rot held. · · day wbere they were auests ot the :: ~ do want to report qo thai. Knfghta untn they took Amtrak oot :ronya K,ee~ugb, ROute :1, Pome- of Huntington, W.Va., Thunday roy, Js t&e molber of Trenton Joe night. ' · DaVIs who wu selected tittle .. 1be IIJWP i: fncluded · Dorothy Mister of the Meigs County F:alr. · HIIUlouse,LasAiarnoa,N.M.; ·E4na ;,I'hen !here's Debbl ~ugb Blcke~ Alva, Oklli., and Elana'and Buck, Tonya's sister, whose Girl . Henry Wooley ot Garden City, Scout Troop \vas named t1ie best bT Kanaas. · • • lhe rounty and her troop had the · fllost outstanding junior of the Ptmeroy'sCurlyWIIesmadethe county and aU uta of good honors. S9CiaJ news in the Almeda Plain· bebbf went out w get ID her car to dealer, the newSpaper at Almena, get to the recognition ceremonies at Kanaas, after beln& In A!ml!na to the rounty fair - and the car . visit Ills brother and slster-in·law, wouldn't start- so she IJ)1ssed the Mr. and Mn!. J .E . Wiles. The whole bit. So I guess we can safety .Almena Plalndealer Is a tour page, ·siGN UP FOR THE 10-SPEED BICYCLE TO BE GIVEN AWAY. • • ·. MARKET SALES TO DEALERS · OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. · · MIDDLEPORT, OH. t':!e Rl,h_t to Limit Quantltits and Correct Printing Errors WE .ACCiPT FOOD .S lAMi'S & "WIC" COUPONS We R~e FOR --·E·R·R·O-RS . . . . . . . . . .. . ,. •• �Page B 8-The Sunday Time1-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Plea~ant, Senior schedules set POMEROY - ·The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has scheduled the following activities lor the week of Aug. :a>-24: Thursday - Ceramics, 10 a ,m.-2 p.m.; Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a .m .. Jay Wamsley, Attorney lor the Area Agency on Aging, will be at the Center from 9: 30to11:30a.m. to """1st elderly with legal problems. Please call Leafy Chasteen at 992 -2 161 to schedul e an appointment. Friday- Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Bingo, 1·2 p.m .; CfJEAP Program, 10: 30 a.m. on the subject of Medication. The Senior Nutrition Program menu for tile week is: Monday - Beef hash, pears with cheese, cornbread, chocolate no bake cookie. Tuesday - Cheeseburger with bacon, oven browned potato, tomato, cream pie. Wednesday ...:· Bacon, egg, to· mato and lettuce sandwich, buttered .parslled potato, applesauce, sugar cook!~ Thursday - Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, cucumber and onions. fruit. · · Friday - Calico beans, peach ... Health, Dr. Lamb - Admit the smoking half with cottage cheese, vanUla pte pudding In graham cracker crust. Choice of milk, coffee, or tea available with meals. not unusual. You certaln)y should see your physician. You could very well have chronic · bronchitis. Almost anyone who smokes for a reasona- ROCK SPRINGS - It was a banner day tor pop dar Syi-acuse harness hone di1ver and trainer, a MeiPCi WINNEJI8cma.E-BrooUSayre, wltl!lllltlne Ill~ JWie, 11M In lhe wk clrde with a lnlc* MD'II lalowlng .l"'kklr'• ·~ .I .,.._ ' y ;;, " ' IJelli'Dd ...,_nee attl!e I:Jifalr.AIIIIIn IIJe clldewltiiiiQre-,left,• ,,,....... .,_., aad ................ StewSw 2 d $ t ... , p .... ·~ I Wt!lker,ll!d wife, J!lllf. = year alii ..,., Chester woman chosen numerous awards quring Meigs Fair's Art Show · ,.., b .- • Buy cl888ifieds , -· . I . COMPLETE 9' SYSTEM $1495° 0 .. INSTALLED - " ea~e . · 1' This is a special purcllue witll limited number of sysums We an now.certified with major com· . panies to do. lnstallltions and ·have complete Inventory of backup units to &ivt bnt service in -the arn. .. ' Larayette Mall Gallipolis. 0. . 992-6206 MIDDLEPORT ~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::~+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ a lot of ........ to PRE-.SEASON ...... thlllk' " .... JIVI COAT 'SALE ea....a... --' .,... pv1 ..-. .. . . , .. I diDIIS the11esf:' () Vnu 21~ p · c· " . SAVE ..._, 10°/o OFF 'WITH THIS AD Rea. '25 .NOW $1 '995 · .lnimum. of 2 Rooms For Best You could also have lriitated . nasal passages irom tobacco smoke that cause you to have a eonstant post·nasal drip. In any case, the cough and the substances you bring up are a clear warning of trouble ahead If you don't quit at once. Make no mistake about it. Continued smoking can cripple . your limgs. You may not be able to undO aU thedamageyou'vealready clone, but you can help yourself by kicking the habit now. , You must understahd the LAYAWAYS WELCOME dangers of YO\ll' habit, so I'm sending you the Health Letter 17-8, Chronic Bronchitis and Emphy· serna. Others who want this issue can send ·75 cents' with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope "Fa•hion• for lhe Young" for It to me.. In care of this 326 Second Ave. Phone 44..4343 l)eWip&per, P.O. Box 1551, tta11110 I City Station, New York, NY 10019. -.JUII.U&&JUJUoi.I.LUJUJLU.I.LUJLU..U.&&JLIJLUL.U..U.&&IU Selection 15°/o OFF A.LL ·.:cOATS -) ACK& 1ILL'S I . ' I ,. ............... w.-. tiiiD·.....;,.,.,,; ~-,..._ .; ' ...._~•"'- C., ~ER-MicaJ-.n.~d·!ll*rot eenoed • OUirlder for t h e . . , _ ' - radas J-, Syracuae, aboard Smolley JINilamaitheMelpc-.yFalr. , INTRODUCTORY OFFER Select Early •I OSU two steps ahead of NCAA ' . oo·os & ENDS SHOP .. ,.,_.,,. ·,I ' ·eoucH...... •~o Mile &IId Debbie INSPIRATION ~FAITH Prfl!clo~• Moments . ngurlnet m•ke sharing one's ff'ertngsor filth 1 joyous glh-gMng fl!.l· ptrltn~ . Tht sculptures sei'Vfi as messenger• of Ood'a Word and of your ~d•l •entlmentt. E•ch hn en lnaplrl· donel uylng 1nd )'Ciu're sure .to find on_e thlt'1' 1ppro· prlate. Eilperlence the \-•rmth of PrecloUJ ftfomentJ col· lodiblos. ., \ , We .\nvltt_ you to vl11t Us 1nd let thue hte;rtw~rmlng 1ubject1. · ' , ' During a niedta dinner Wedn4!!!· day, Bruce said lhe Buckeyes have , $9995 6 ROOMS CLEANED.......................... · Spec-al Rate• For Churchee OPFER ENDS FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, ~ 984 PH. 446-8059 ~N0-171·1303 1101 Jeall10n An. ,.,-...,w.v•. ,JIIIO,. ...1174' UOW.Wit. W...... O~Itl ,HONI74~ tUe_e._ M-.w.va. 'H0NI44t:HIO ·, , 1M Jsa' ran Me 101 • 111 On t... ONo • ,NO:. H7-lle1 NIIIO, W. V. • .' tOtllatlaAvt. • ' M'falliaaba. v,, e:t' w: STAILEY n.. ctlrpttdH'ihii _,.., IUIT A IR.VR - 'l1le 1aunb ; bor ,, . j' ' ,. lnltlatedmandatorydrugtesttngfor j\feanwhlle, Ohio State Athletic players. Director Rick Bay expressed con. · "1Jt no way smuld this be cern CNer CQnttnulng contusion : COI!Stnled as meaning we have surrounding televised football either Bh alcohol or hard-drug . games this fall, now that NCAA • program, because we don't," be restrictions on telecasts have been said. overturned · by the U.S. Supreme : "It's just that what's been Court. ·happening with pro athletes has "PhllosophlcaUy, I'm opposed to been blamed m ·the colleges. &me having as many as six or seven Ohio OJJ the college level say It's In high State games on television," he said. schools that kids become addicted. "But reaUstlcaUy, because of the Hlghschoolpmplesayllhappeosm seriouslyreducedrevenueswe'Uget thejunlorhlghlevei.That'sbaloney. from television, It . might be "Instead of tJytng to place blame, necessary." we decided to closomelhlngposltlve Bruce said he was not going to say abol!i II. anything In fav6r of or OPIJ!;ed to a "After talking to Dr. (Robert) statement by Mlchlgan State menMurphy, our team physician, we tor George Perles that the coach at decided on the testing. We .started nunots, Mike White, should be fired with the Incoming freshmen when because of recruiting violations. they reported Monday, we'Utesta,~r "It's not my job lo call for the veterans when they report Friday, · firing of another," Bruce saki. "The andwe'Uhaveperlodlcurlnetestlng .Football Coaches Association has during the season. voted that those in charge of "Uoneotlho6i!tested-andwe're WJiverslly athletics should lake testlngcoaches, tralners,llUI!Jagers strong action against any coach and players, everyone -turns iip caliglltcbeatlng.Iamconcernedfar illrty, we'D go the rehabilitation morewitll the NCAA. , "Uihey (lll!nols) wereguU!Yofall counsellng ~Wte. U the lnillvldilal stlU hasn't shaken 'the p~. ' the violations r read they were · disciplinary measures w1U be·, charged with, I'm concerned thai taken." . the NCAA won't do more." . Lopez sets records, takes' lead in World 'Ch8mpionship Wo~en's Golf ~bgard ' -· . COLUMBuS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State University will be. two jumps ahead of the NCM by lnltlatlng tougher admissiOn standards for ' freshman athletes tills yeat. University officials hope those · staiJdards w1U help reduce fllture acailemlc IDellglblllty among athletes. They Wllll't go Into effect nationally untO 1986. Thestandardssaythatlfastudenl does not have the required core CUJTiculwn credits from high schOol, heor.shew!Ubeadmlttedoo a conditional basis. The student w1U be given.30 credit hours to make up the~ts. ., ''With the Implementation of the new standards, we'D have the toughest admissiOn policy of any school In the Big Ten," said the Buckeyes' footbaU coach, Earle Bruce. • · ''To show how . things have changed, If John Frank were a member of .t he Incoming class, he would only be accepted on a condltJOillll basts." Frank, Who caugllt more passes In his career than any other Ohio State tight end, was a two-tlnie ' academlc AU· American. CHAIR ...... .$20 - .. . .a I NEW RF.OORD - FrtdaT• second nee at 'llle Melp Ol!m&J•Fair phil to • fait !'Dd·la .-t , wilt! Broob St$e. 8)Taculie/ 1M!U1bc a 1r11ck' SUPER SALE ft"· ShoeThe .. CINCINNATI (AP) - &me of Pete Rolle's fans failed at .l blrd base after he was asked to move from revere him as a playe!' ot Umlted natural talent who .second base to !1lllke room for Tommy Helms, IIOW a madeh!mlelfastarbyhustllng.Buttherecordsl!ows RedB CQIICh. ' that Role exhibited talent early In his career. But Role went oo to prove hlrnllelf one of the major Rme,43,aCIDclmladiiatlvewbomadeaslloc M leques' rmst venallle players, ultimately playing debut Friday Dlgbt as player-manager of the altemately In the Infield and ootfteld. He tmved from . C!ndDMd Reds aptnst lheO!IcagoCUbll, was signed lEft field back to third base In 19'1!1111 !1lllke rocm for by the Reds atter graduating trom Clndnnatt's fonne!o Reds oultleldi!r George Foster. Foster Western HWs ijlgh School In l!llll. · cootrlbuted' 23 home runs and 78 runs batted In that Al8lgned to the Reds' Qeneva tam1 team, Roae · season and Roae batted .317. , batted 1n 85 garr1es that )1!111', then fnllowl!d that Rose, !IDlY tn his 22nd season, helped lead the Reds wltha.33heaslinatTampaiDll!&l Thenext:year,he , to tlve Western Division titles, four pennants and batleil.31> ID Maam and had already !mpn!88ed the .back·to-backWot1dSerlesvlctorleslnl975andm&ln . late Fred HutchlD8on, then rnaJUJgel' ot.the Reds.· the heyday of .the "Blg·Red Machine" teams. "If I had aey guts, I'd stick him II! the lineup next Desplt.ea fan outcry, the Reels let Rcise&oasatree year and ttqet about him," Hutcblnson.said. · agi!Dt after the 1978 se~ and the Pldladelphla In 1963, Roae IBI•ncbed his major-league career by PhlDies signed him to 8h $1W,®a-year cooitact bea!IDa out W4e'all Don Blasingame for the Reda' twice the annual salary the Reels had olfered. Ro!!e seom base job. He hit .273 ID 151 games to earn spent fiVe seasons witll the Phlllles before Signing, rt!JCillllllllo as rookie of the :year. . again as a free agent, with !be Montreal Expos. Role balled Ill l96f, bit !be lbllowlng year, he 'Die Ellpof traded Rose to Cincinnati tills week to started utt111g Of Dine consecutfve .:OJee-. He pave the way for his debut as a manager. Torn ·- ba!UD8 tltlell with a .335 a~ In 1968, .3C8 In Lawless, a minor-league second baseman Who was ' • and .3381D J973. . · · with the Reds earlier this ~. was sblpped to .. 'Die swttch·hlttlng Rolle was crltlcl2iecl as a "hot Montreal CliJ 'lbunday Ill exchange for Rol¥!. . ~· when he .,..as a rookie · because d. his Ro!ie and the Reds' front otftce say he wUl be . outapotren!M!!!• and because he ran to first base when pl1martly lllllllllllgel'andwUI play !IPBI'IDIIY,desplte bedrewbasellonballs.Butthai58!1JI!babltotnmntna Rille's pursuit of Ty Cobb's major-league career Ill first later em ned blm the lastinK name ''Charlie !'eQD!'d of 4;191 hits. Role has 4,06t hits In his career Hustle," a II!OI!IIrer itvm him by firmer New Ylrk lnc}uiJtng two against the Culls Friday night. H~ Yanla!e pltdler Whitey F\)J'd. collected No. 4,001 on April 13 for .the Expos at . Rolle was named to his tint of 16 National League Montreal's Olympic Staillwn. . All-star teams In lll65. He was booed In 1!166 when he -.. r•·--·------~----------iiiij~ . Ohillco ellrrilnatlon events with Patty Money Making, owned'by R. Ogg, Zanesville, taking first In the Mh and i\udlcs L A takln8 second. . In the sixth race, Mr. V. Shoes, owned by Donald McKenzie of PlJineroy, and driven· by Brooks Sayre raced to tint with Eze Mr. Gee, owned by ~rge F. Staten; · Wellston, taklngsecond. Intheflnal event for the Ohlllco paces, Adios L A was top winner with Mr. V. Shoes taklngsecond. U~ ampletlon of. the race5, Fair ·Board President, Wllllam Dow!lle, presented Sayre with a pocket timer watch on behalf of Buckeye Honie Supply, Shadevllle, Ohio, for having the fastest track tline 'during the three days of harnesS racing activities. _Rose .exh~bited talent early in care~r, hustle ·made. him star in professional ·rank·s ' .. :m a I' Brooks Sayre, as be droye his three-year old tiDy pacer, Brook· ihi?!!EC(Indandelghtbracestorlhree field June, Ill a IM!W track record of • year old tiDy paCers was Charming, 2:~ ln Friday's secoad raCe at the Gift, owned by Guy Malong, Melgs·<AuntyFalr. WateJford, 8nd ' driven by Don Following another win with Spencer. BlookflfldJunelntheelghth,Sayre tbtrd and fourth races were was PJesmled the Howard Sayre elimination events for the OhiUco Memor!al trophyblanliet. trotterswithDrop'DieGaveltakiiig lnFrlday'sflrstraceotthedayfor first and Bebe ~ey ~g three-year old fU1y _pacers, Crystal, · second It! the third and. Mar1ans owned and driven by Don Spencer, . Pleas\u'e and Mlll!es Filly Mac · VIncent, croued the finish line to taklngflntandsecondrespectlvely, win over Sl!cmd placer, Wolfcreel( lrithefourth. Inthenlntbflilalforthe Sissy, owned by R . L. Morgan, trotters, Marlans Pleasure raced to Waterford. first place with MW!es FU!y Mac laklngsecoad. Inthesevent!Jrace,CyrSialraced The ftfth and sixth races were ' .. (:!& to IIJIO(ber Wln with •Skip to· Oblo owned by Dorothy Karr, Po!Jie!yy, and ·driven by Burdell McKinney, Mldclleport. Taking S«<OId Ill both . . ble length of time develops this problem. Any smoker who has a cough for more than three months could have chronic bronchitis. It causes an enlargement of the glands In the air passageways of your lungs, narrowing these passages. As It progresses you can develop chronic obstructive pulmo· nary disease . and have serious problems with your breathing. ~I 1rim~~- ~~ntintt Section SaYre sets new track ·record at ~ei~ Fair GALLIPOLIS - ActivitieS for the week of Aug. ro.24 at the Senior Citizens Center lQCated at 220 Jackson Pike are as follows. . Monday, Au!\. :Jl - Ceramics Class, 9:30 a.m .-noon; Chorus, 1·3 p.m . . Tuesday, Aug._. 21 - S.T.O.P. Class,10: 30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11: 15 a .m . · Wednesday, Aug. 22 - VInton . Bible Study, 1 p.m .; Card Games, · 1·3 p.m.; American Literature, 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 23- Bible Study, 11 a.m .-noon. Friday, Aug. 24 - Birthday Party, noon; Art Class, 1-3 p.m.; ' . . \ Craft Mint-course, 1·3 p.m.; Even· A DAY AT 'l1lE MEIGS FAIR-..,...~ T1mara 0'01!1 et ·lng Activities, 6-10 p,m . Pomeroy In the Pldure at the rtchl. Wfllt ID Frld!Q'a bar- l'liClN at . The Senior Nutrition Program uncle, Gil'y O'Dell, Jb•'and She ......, the Meigs Coomy Falrwlh wUl serve the following menus: seem to lenti;v liiten&ed In !lie raclq ll!! lbe trace, IJut by the 1oo11: • Monday - Spaghetti with meat her face wanl.ed to say, "Bul 1 wa to ride lhe rides.'; Above, Brtan sauce, tossed salad, pears, Italian Chase of Darwin, and Troy Yaakmw el Pwn&G)', llllr.e to the rodrs • bread, butter. the clllf at the Melp CG!!!I&y Falrpuuads. 'Die ...,_ bald alfea& lime Tuesday - Baked ham, sweet geltlng away frornlbemoreaopl' 'h••l"'((nw4hndllolfu!JIIIIbefalr, bul potatoes, green beans, applesauce, It's uure lldnJthatthelrmod!enwllhavealeiJ llllellme ~U.. bread, ~~ptter. . clolhes clean. . . Wednesday - Fried chicken, noodles, beets, jello with fruit, rolls, butter. · . . Thursday - Tuna salad on lettuce, sliced tomatoes, turnip · greens, pudding, crackers, butter. . Friday- Roast beef with gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli, cake · and Ice cream, rolls, butter. Choice of beverage served with each meal . Meals subject to change In watlir colors, Lodwick took · POMEROY - Cbester artist, without notice. Juanita Lodwick, practically swept five firsts and a second place. the annual art show of the Meigs Second In the · landscape from nature category and first In the still County Fair Tuesday. Mrs. Lodwick not only came life division of the media was Trlsha through with the best of show but Spencer, Long Bottom. Spencer also captured 21 blue ribbons for also took second In animal study Creek, 4:45-5:30 p.m .; ·Kanauga 5th her work In all, acrylics, water work with Batley taking a second In Avenue, 5: 4().6: 10 p.m. ; K&K, colors and other m€!lla. She also the flower study category. 6: :a>-6: 50 p.m. Lodwick won five firsts and a · · took four red ribbons In tbe judging Wednesday - Bane's, 11-11: 15 for second 'p lace wins. second place In the other media a.m.; Harrison townhouse, 11:30 In the judging of au· paintings, category with Christine Sayre of · a.m .-12:.15 p.m.; Swain's Store, Mrs. Lodwick won all seven first Syracuse taking a nrst In the 12:45-1: ~ p.m.; Crown City, 1:45places In tbe various categories. portrait from life of that division. 2:30 p.m.; Myef!i, 2:35-2:50 p.m.; Second places went to Trlsha Heather Cullums of Hemlock Supper Break, 4-4: :xJ p.m.; Ohio Spencer, Long Bottom, In still life Grove took a second In the still life Townhouse, 3: 454:~ p.m .; Eu· categocy; Dale Jacobs, Middleport, category and Jerry Shawn Eads, reka, 4: 45-5: 30 p.m. . second In the marine study theme, and Georgia Rutland, took Thursday - Northup, 11·ll: 40 JoAnn Ward, Route 2, Pomeroy, animal study. a.m.; Green Terrace Traller Court, Reserve best of. show went to modem art. 11:50 a.m.-12:35 p.m.; Rodney, Beth Ann Clark of Langsville won Christian Sayre for her portrait 12: ~1: J5 p.m.; Perry Townhouse, a first place In the acrylic painting from life using other media· 2: 05-2: 50 p.m ,; Patriot, 3-3: 35 p.m.; Supper Break, 3:454: 15 p.m.; with Allen Long the Robert landscape fromBatley, natUre class Cadmus, 4: 154;45 p.m.; Gailla, s,6 In Bottom, taking a second In the p,m.; Centerpotqt, 6: 15-5: 30 p.m.; flower study theme and Georgia Centerville, 6:4().7:10 p.m. Ward winning a second In animal Friday - Assorted Senior Citizen study. Lodwick won four firsts and Individual serice .. two seconds In that media. :·::..:~;""·~~ symptoms they have are related to lot offavorite people try denysothat the their badtohabit, you're ' Gallia G:mnty By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I've been smoking abouf a pack of cigarettes weekly for 22 years and have been exposed to smoke for 36 years. My husband smokes a pack and a half dally. . I don't believe I have a smoker's cough, but for more than two years my throat has tickled and I've been coughing up small blobs of phlegm resembling colorless geletln. you should stop smoking. You should have stopped 22yearsago.A ort ..t Gallia Bookmobile set GALLIPOLIS ~ The Samuel Bossard Memorial Library releases Its schedule for the week of Aug. :a>-24 as follows: Monday - Ewtngton, U -11:40 a.m.; VInton, 11:45 . a.m .-12:30 p.m.; Morgan Center, 12:45·1: 30 p.m. ; Lunch Brel\k, 1:30-2 p.m.; Kyger, 2: J.5.3 p.m.; Cheshire, 3: 3(). 4:15p.m.; Addison, 4:30-5:15 p.m. Tuesday Rodney VUlage, 11-U: 45 a.m.; Gallia Metro Est· . ales, noon-12:45 p.m .; Kerr, 1-1: 45 . p.m.; BldweU, 1: ~3 p.m.; Bulavllle Trailer Courl, 3: J.5.4 p.m.; Supper Break, 4-4: 30 p.m .; Georges ,...,...,... . . .. Meigs County · Monday - Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1·3 p.m. Tuesday - Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Choru$, 1·2 p.m . Wednesday ....: Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a.m.; Bingo, 11 a.m.; Bowling, 1::xlp.m.; BloodmobUeVislt. August 19, 1984 W. Va. ' •• )e . . . drtv. . .,.. ebe • IJIIIII!!IIIIer lhe wire illhe • 111M ...... ~ ..- ~ 11111118 Melp Olully Filii'. (l.l . ' B)GBORGES'DWDE due. I havm't been In tills position , AP Span. Wdler ' lately." . SHAKER HEIGHI'S, Ohio (AP) , Because of her marriage and ...;.Atflrlt,NIIJ!CYLoPezdldnolknow 9-month-old daughter, Ashley she had shattered two loui'nanlent Marie, Lopez has played Ill half of alld two course ·I'I'COids with her ,the LPGA's 26 previous stops this 7·uncler.fl5 Saturday for lbe thlrcl- year. She has only only once, at round lead In the a-rotet World Costa Mesa, Calif., In March. OWnpioashlp otWcimen•s Golf. Yet llle tee1a conlldent. "I'm very "Iclldn'treellzelwas7·UIIderuntU excited about lomonow," sl!esald. I stgnedmyaccncarcUguesatb,at's "I havm't been IDtbls posltonmuch . a stan you're COIIcel!tratlng W!ty lately.l'mjuslgetttngback Into the · competitive feel. I feel I can play well,'' said Lopez. ''When I hit the greens, I felt Well tomorrow." mnftc!ent.'.'lhesald. "lfeltllkeiwas Her St-hole total of n, 8 strokes below par at Shaker Heights Country Club, was the lowest score for three rounds In this five-year-old toumamentlhatmatcheslhebest12 players of the ye~. "It was a wonderful round to watch. She had a great touch," said JoAnne .Carner. Lopez' playing partner. Donlla Caponi owned the previous 54-hole record of 210, shot In 1!8:). Lopez' IS-hole performance also broke the record of 66 Sally Little, JoAnne Washam and JoAnne Carner had shared. • • �·• Ohio Pvint 1914 W.Va. 1914 Quisenberry fails . to get 33rd save, Royals los~, 8-6. nine yean. On Aug. U, Parlr Coounlst!loner Dr. WDUam 'lbomas, rlgh&, recogulzed Ev8118 with a :plaque for his olllslandJn« service 1o the ciiiZ!'ns of GaDia·Counly lnprovldil!g leadership and direction in the JIIII'Q and recreation inovemtllll. A successor wUI be appobited by Probate Judse Tom Moulton. (}_iles Scholarship Fund • xpands to Gallia, Athens ,,~RACINE -The scholarship lund Ii.C'~uced by the Dave DllesWtachia Golf Tournament Is ilitiig.expanded to Include Athens .titd GaWa counties. ~ Each year in the six-year exlst• ce of the tournament, some of the JFOOfeds have been earmarked for scholarship at Ohio University. ~--to now, the guidellnes for the seliolarshlp were set up to Include <jll)1. students from Meigs and ljJason Counties. , The money Is to go to a needy and qeservtn& student who wants to eCiter Into the field ot conununtcaUon at Ohio University.~ "But we have had just one ~pllcant from the two counties In ~ years," said totirnament host qa've DUes. '·"As a result, the university has us select other deserving Y'Qt1W people from oth~r counties. SeCeDtly, I met with our state rjipresentatlve, ·J olynn Baiter, and s!Je · encouraged me to include a: ¥IJled • 0 • .... .._..,._ Ala. (AP) Se'it' Ballestero. deBcflbed Gary Player's I'I!COrd round of 63 as ''unbellevable," but the Sooth Meigs tailback a:toiichdown on the Marauders' first qrr~ce play, and the h06ts went an to P05ta 19-7 scrlnunagewinover Mhfns here Sa\IITday. · '' Robinson also scored Meigs' ~d six-pointer on their second P!Jssesston, with a three-yard run tlia• capped a nine-play, 67-yard dfiVe. The drive was highlighted by Jpque Welker's 26-yard run to the ~- Week ol Aua. It, lt84 '- .,.,..:19 Qosed .. .. .... .... .... ......~ ........ ....... .... ~ .......... ....................... ....~ ~: ~: fiber&las Mesh = Pool :~ 7-9 p.m. Open Swim ~ :n Clo&ed ...... .. .. .. ... ........... ...... .......... ...... ..... .......... ......... Noon-1 p.m. P'ttness SWim •' 3-5 p.m. Open Swim ~: ...-; 7·9 p.m. Open Swtm ~ 22 Closed ................................ ..... ............ : ...................... Nooo-1 p.m. Fltnes Swim ... ~ ~5 p.m. Open Swim f ~.. 7-9 p.m. O(N!n SWtm ~~- 23 Closed .....·.................... .' .... ...... .... ............................. Noon-1 p.m. Fitness Swim • 3-5 p.m. Open Swim .• 7·9 p.m. Open Swim , ~~ ~ tlo!led .......... .. .................... ..... .. ..... ................... ~..... Noon-1 p.m. Fttness Swim r. 3-5 p.m. Open SWim PUBLIC AUCTION :· ~ : SATURDAY,AU~UST25, . -lor lilly .... Ballesteros 0 I -oft the pare, were Reid, whohada72 Atl41 were RussCocllran,Deimla Friday for a 1«1 total. along with Wallall, OonPobl. caJvtnPeete aDd Japan's Tommy Nakai~ who Hale IJWID. Cochran 1111! Wataon had a 68, I..arry MIZe, woo !Ired a 00; had «<s,while Pohl, Peete snd lrwln and Gary HaUbergwith a 71. !lad '101. ' . · ., • door, fG¥~n in colOr with MQtching doth interior , vinyl top, V· B, outo. 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Card. . . TOTAL ERECTED PRICE Many Other Building Sizes & Options Available 1984 : ll't. 7 North, Gallipolis, ' Friday tn the 13-year-old Babe Rulh World . . Series bueball tournament. runs. 7-9 p.m. Open Swim ·:g:• • • • • • ••• ••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • :••• • • •••.•~~.:::. =~::: • went~ todefeatFrederlck,Md .• 4-3 Wjnning pitcher Ronnie Phillips was the hitting star for Pine Bluff, ~ 2-for-3 with a double and two ' II" : •: !· NEWARK, Ohler (AP) - Pine Bluff, Ark.,~ an urieainedrun In the bottom of the sixth 1nnla&and .---~-----------------'--­ 8R. to20Fl ~~ :I) Cklsed ............ .. ..... v··········· ········································ Noon-1 p.m. Flmess SIN!m :,.. ... 3-5 p.m. Open Swim '• • The Pine Bluff adv~ces with 4-3 victory _ 1- 15x8 .ellding door, 1-3'd'8" Mrvice dpor . ..1 prusura tru_. tlmbMs. , 29 ... paim.d ltHI lktlng w/ 20 YNr wemnty, 28 p , G1tv1· lume st"l rooting w/20 YHr ·wtrrilnty. , middle of the Une and spread 61 yards for"Meigs' final touchdown. Quarterback Mike Chancey kicked one extra point, missed a second and t06Sed an incomplete . pass on the third. On the varsity level, Meigs dominated th_e line of sci-tmmage, but the Athens reserves overpowered Meigs' younger lads: 22-0. · Meigs' next scrimmage ~ be ihls Friday, when they host Frontier In the Meigs Prevl~ at Marauder Stadium. Alexander will play Fairland in the opener. Each game will consist of two quarters. ~r Athens scored on a 25-yard ~.play several possessions later, Metis fullback Mark Hammonds ~ced out of the sta~k in the • ;: , LYne ee.&er SdW!dule --G~ COI!l'le said of the 48-year-dd Player's effort over the Jack Nlcklausdesigned coune that has been Afrlcan~greetwlllll'taetttng pralaed by the players despite a excited -yet. treacberou.s rough that surrounds "I can't aet too exdled," said each hole. Player, "~useyouhaveto110out 'Ballesteros, wl)o Willi the British 8Jabl ton10now." Open earlier thlayear, wasjWytwo Ballesteros• enthllllasrh came shotll off the pace after a 811 Fl1day, . atterthedlmtnuttvePiayerranotra He was tied at 139 with IlOIInle sll'la& of 10 birdies - and only 900 Hanunond, Jay Haas and Floyd. botleY-~.Yiogatnaahareofthe Hanunond and Haas had 6911 and leed with Lanpy Wac:lklu and Lee Flayd a 71. , Trevino. enterin& today's third Player's 9-under total for the round of the 66th · PGA round wu a PGA tournament ~record. It also equalled the tourney Wadldna, whoflreda68forasbare record low &1 let previously by of the l!rst-l'llllld lead with Mike . Bruce Cramptoo and Raymoad .1leld 1111!1 Raynmd Fk!yil, shot a 69· Flayd CramptOn did II In lB'/5 at Friday over the 7,145-yard, par-72 · Akron, Ohio, and Floyd matched Shoal Creek course for a 7-under lhat tnl98'2at~,Okla.Bothwere !Qtal ot 137 IP remained tle4 for the on par·'10 COW'IIeS. lead. Said 'rrevtno: ''The rouild Gary ~ sho! a soUd 68 that Player sllll was unbeUevable inCluded live birdlesand one birdie unbelievable .....,...., the COIIl'lll! to go aJona With his opening m. . played as long as It can bE!cause of One shot back at 138 were Scott the wet weather." Slmpsonn and Victor Replado, Still In contention, only three shots • 30'x40'x8'5" CLEARANCE DISHES 0 Aluminum . ~ ~MEROY - W. r---------.--------------1 scholarship of possli!Je the avaUabWty of the candidate award. Scholarship donations are in amounts ranging from $500 to $1,500, depending on the success of the tournament and the number of qualified applicants. The 1984 scholarship has not yet been awarded but DUes said Ohio University officials tell him the previous five winners have distinguished themselves not only tn the classroom but In other areas as · well. . .Brad Robinson rambled 52yardsfor Both had Ql's Friday. ''The 63 Is unbelleYable on Ibis BIRMINGHAM. GAHS, Fairland in practice tilt Meigs, Athens scrinimage Saturday . ... Pam.,.f MiddhpDrt G11llipelis, Ohio Point 8)- TOM &\lADINO ByBENWALKEB Chicago4-3. ~the nlabt before, P'lt' up a A,l' !!pel$ Writer Billy Stunpie led Off the ninth with ~adolf llnP! to Dwf8h! E\taM Dan,Qulsenberry was brought In a single apd stole ~ before s!rlklnrr out ~ and~ to go for his 33rd save. Instead, he Ward's tnfteldslftile!aJti'IIMers~ AnnasandaettlnaBWBuckni!I'OIIa threw a gop~ pitch. thecol11l'I'S.II!IdLanyPanishhlto ' foul poplorlda24th'saw. · The Kansas City Royals. woo ~tsacrlflcetly. 'Dpnl, ........ l have counted on their ace reiiPver That lelt tt up to O'Brien. Milt Wilcox coottnued to ~ .all season, turned agaln to Qulsea"Maybe It was· divine tnteiven- Seattle tn a game that drew :t&,tl& berrytop-otecta6-51eadtnthefll!ft) tlon," he said. "This Is a real rarity - lana to'll&er Sladl11m uiletrQilaet two jnntngs against the Texas for rm,> off the Quiz. I was telJlng · a ~lub a~ record,. Rangel'S on Friday night. somebody that this was the first hit 111e 'fl&l!rll, leading the AL East · · But the Rangers glUljl'l!d up to I've had off lilm since 1!181. I had a by 10 &ames·, have drawn 2,11i6,ln ~three runs tn tllP bott<m of the broken-bat single." · tans ~ 11!!111011. 'breaking the mark nlnth,theftnaltwocomtn&atwooot Qulsmberry's record (ell to 4-3. ot!!,lm,8t7111!tlnl9611. the last year . horner by Pete Q'Brlell, for an S-6 Texas reliever Dave Schihidt got Detroit won the World Series. Wtorv In 'l'PirA< the vtclo!y and Is&-~. .. wncoX Improved hll career Nonetheless, O'Brtie(l ronnec~ Jeff Kll$el ~ ~ fOI' ~ record against the~ to U-3 forhisl7thhomenmoftheseason, Rangers and Jorge Orta IJotnereq by~~Xlftiuponenmlnelghtlnnlnp. which 1eft the Royals 4 ~ games off for the Royals. Kirk Gllleon slni1ed hoJ'ne two the pace In the American U!ague Twma 6, Red SOx $ runs .111 the tltst tMtna and then Weslnt. he AL CleovelaDd . Kirby Puckett,' Mlc;key Hatcher doll~ and scored In the second. ot r ~ames. . and Thn Teufel cracked tJu'ee hits stopped Milwaukee f>-3. Minnesota apiece to lilghllght Mlnriesota •s • J&JS4, WlilteSox 3 held off Boston &-5, Petmtt trumped 1&-1\lt attack, while reliever Ron : H<me runs by Lloyd Moseby, Seattle 6-2, Oaklaqd crunched New Davis saw his luck take an upward Willie Upshaw and · Ernie Whitt York 7-3, Baltlmore tripped Callfor- turn. carried Jim Ctancy and Toronto nia 6-5 and Toronto rollled past Winning !lltcher Frank :Viola, over LaMal'l' Hoyt and Chicago; 14-10, and the Twins took ·a 6-1 lead which get a pair othomers !rom Ron S~tu~ay Into the eighth before Marty llarrett Kittle. stngled home a run with .>two outs. Upshaw's 18th home run With two Rick Lysander then replaced Viola · ouls In the top oftlieelglith tiedlt3-3. ''You'll always find several areas and pi'Qillptly yielded a three-nm, Whitt belt~ his ninth homer with w~Uch neeq more work than otherS pinch-oomer to Rich Gedman.' two outs In the ninth to pin the loss on In the first practice game," Coach · Brent Saunders said prtor to the Minnesota called on · D;ivis to ttoyt, 10.13. protect theone-nm lead In the ninth. Clancy, 10.i.2, helped the visiting Initial session. Davis, wbo surrendered a gameBlue Jays break •a three-game GARS wW scrimmage at Chesawinning home.run to B06ton's Jim lmlngskld. peake Wednesday (10 a ..m.) and GAlliPOLJS-GalllaAcademy High Schoors Blue DevilS scrimmagedvlsltlngFalrlandonMemorGallla and Athens counties. It's a lal Field's practice field Saturday sound Idea, since we get so much morning. support for our event from those two areas. I'm grateful to Jolynn It was the first of three pre-season for her Input and our corrunlttee · scrinunages allowed by the Ohio feels this Is a much moi'e workable High School Athletic Association. situation." takepai11ntheJacksonCountyGrld The Blue Devils and Dragon Prevl~ ----·------Saturday at Oak Hill. The varsity battled to a 2-2 draw. The He said counselors from high • Blue Devils will play Wellston In a schools in Athens and Gallta Fairland reserves and. GARS Blue tw<>quarter coolest folloWing the Imps also scrinunaged during the , ,Jackson-Oak Hill prevl~ which counties have been contacted and together with those from Meigs and three-hour session. No scores or begins at 7: :1) p.m. on Aug. 25 .Mason counties,. ~ alert any · statistics were kept. ~· Gary Player "not too excited' over record round GaJY · PARK HONORED - Dr. M. Ev8118, left, presldeol ollhe 0.0. Mclatyre Cornm11181on, has resigned that poello accept a with the United Stales Sports Academy of Ala. Ev8118, who has served on lhe park liS ereaUon, served as president for . .· \ �• •• .. • J • • ·~ Pomeroy Middleport--GaHipolit, Ohio-Point Augull 19~ 1914 •• Plea~e~nt, W. Va. ,Augult 19, 1914 , ..• I . • • CINCINNATI tAP! - PeteRcit;e put ~If into !he stanlil& Uneup for his debut Friday night .as ·player-manager of the Cincinnati ijeds <tnd.then showecj tans some Dashes ot the past by leadlni his team to a 6-4 t~ OVEI' the •.Chic:agoCubs. ' · ·'They didn't come to see me manage, they came toseerneplay," said Rose, who went 2-for~ .and • '•• • • • : attended Western Hllls HJgh ·School in Cincinnati. · AttertheCubsscoredlnthetopof the !lrst inning, Cary Redus led of! the bottan oi the first by singling and stealir1g secoQd. . Rose, a switch-hitter batting lefty aga:lnstDickRuthven, thenllneda ·.single over shortstop, and when the baD eluded Center flek!er Bob Demler. !lose raced around the headfirst slldelntothlrd, beatinathe • throw and drawing another stand- : lngovation. . . : Rose then scored on Brad ~ Gulden'stwQ-()UtslngleandCOIIa!P'- ' cion lollOI\'ed with an RBI double to make it 3-1 aherthe first lnnlni and • RoselatercrackedanRffidoublein : the seventh. · • "Tonlgbt was an ~!~'BY game, : Rose sald of his IJlllll8¥ing !\!'but. . ..•• ..•' . . ......... ~ •• ., II -.' . NICE GOING, TEAM - Clnclruu.tl Reds' player-manager, Pete Rose, right, clasps hands with winning pitcher, Mario Solo, foDowlng the RedS' win over the Chicago Cubs at Riverfront StadlupiFrldliy night. Teammates Brad Gulden, left, and ROO Oesler, far right, join ln. (AP Laserpholo). They came, Pete Rose respo~ded ~. · By JOHN,FABRJS Associaled Press Writer .CINCJNNA'I:I (AP) -Among the thouSands of people heading for the stadiUm for. the Cincinnati Reds · game l"liday was a father carrying his 3-year-old son and holding his 6-year-()ld's hand. "Do you lmowwho Pete Rose is?" the father asked his sons. Three-year-old Zackary and .6year-old Justin looked contused and shook their heads. "No," Justin said. "Do you?" · ; •or course I do,'' said their dad, Dana Laurie of Cincinnati, "He used •to play for the Cincinnati Reds. Now he's ' )lack as a player and ' the manager. 'That's why we're here." 'That's why the stadium was packed almost to the brim - a rare event for the Reds, who are second to last in the National League West. · Rose was named 'Thursday to replace )11anaget vei-n Rapp. Rose .pliiYed :~s stellar years with the Reds, then left Cincinnati to play in Philadelphia the year Justin was born. He spent the first part of this season in MontreaL Outside, a cloudy gray haze blUrred the Cincinnati skyline as rain threatened Rose's managerial debut. . Bu! in the ballpark, everything wasmsy; . Little kids and old men sat in the stands wearing imitation Reds jerseys bearing ~ nE>W piayermanager'sfamiliar No.l4. Banners wlth pictures of roses hung in the grandstands.Andpeople carried bouquets of real roses. A woman seated a . few rows behind home plate had a red rose -in her white balr and another pinned to her white blouse. The woman, Tina ·McGary, 59, a member of a team fan club called the Rosy Reds, waslumdlngoutflve dozen roses that had been donated by a florist. She pinned a rose to the red blouse of a woman across the aisle. "Oh my favorite!" the woman exclaimed with a smile. "Not only my favorite baseball player, it's my favorite flower." But a rose in any other form was just not Pete. Pete Rose, the new manager who has been an all-star -16 times and broken Reds offensive ll!COrds in nearly every catagory, got his first standing ova lion when he was officially introduced before tht> game. Another ovation came when he turned in his lineup to the umpires .. Another came when he was announced as first baseman. A fourib standing ovation came after he stepped up to bat in the first liming, tined a hit upthemlddleand ended liP Sliding head-first into third base. ·' !". A lot of those in the'!itands were Cubs fans-in towntochi!ertl)eR.eds' opponents, who lead· the !lfational League East. Some of then thOught the hoopla over Rose was a little too much. "I think he' sa hot dog," said Dave Bunting, 35, a Cubs fan from Indianapolis. "He's starting himself tonight, isn't he• How hot dog can youget•" _ But Jim Andrews, 33, ai)other Cubs fan from Indianapolis, predicted before the game that the Cubs would win and said Rose's arrival i-"as a challt>nge. "It'll just ma:ke the Cubs' victory that much more sweet," the bearded man In a Hawailan shirt said. "We were gonna rn<U<e up someT-shlrts. They,weregonnasay 'I saw Pete Rose's first loss."' But Cincinnatians ·had fai,th in Rose. PatHelms,afanwhosaids!le was "as young ·as Pete," won< a T-shirt proclaiming "Pete's Back!" "Pete Rose cannot be .a loser In this town," she said. "U the team keeps losing this year or next year, no one will blame it RQSe. Everyone wUl blame the regular players." 'Will "everyone",beright? "Heck, yes," she said. on .Indians win, ·climb out of last place CLEVELAND (AP) - Sixth . but In baseball, second place can he and Bando followed with singles, place is usually not something to lie like last place." . then tied It on 'Thornton's 26th hdine treasured, but the Cleveland IndiBert Blyleven, 13-5, yielded ei~t run in the fourth. ans feel pretty good about It today. . hils In 6 1-3 Innings to pick up the Cleveland went a:head for g<iod 'The Indians sent the Milwaukee victory for Cleveland. Mike Jeffcoat with two runs in the fifth. Bando led Brewers into seventh place - the finished the seventh inning before off with a single and Brook Jacoby. cellar - in the American League Ernie Camacho pitched two lnnil)gs doubled. One rut later, Brett Butler East with a 5-3 victory over the• of one-hit relief for his 16th save. singled up the middle to score both ·Brewers Friday night. _ "I was struggling a bit," Blyleven runners. "Second-to-last Is better than said. "I was a little too quick and The Brewers scored a run in .the 11$1," said Cleveland ca~her Chris dicln'thave control of the fastball the sixth on Ted Simmons' RBI single Banda, who raised his average to way i wanted to. But the key was before Tabler singled home an .:Jri with two hits in the game. "Who that I kept the ball down and got the insurance run In the eighth. wants to finish In last place? Nobody breaking ba:ll over. Jeffcoat and "! don't think Blyleven had his does... Camacho came ln.and did a super good stuff," said Brewers' Manager 'J"he~Brewers, however, had some job." Rene Lachemann. "But the way mixed feelings about the battle for Jaime Cocanower, 8-13, took the he's been pitching, when you get two last place. loss. runsa:head of him, you'd better hope "Sixth place or seventh, there'sno Mllwaukee took a 2-0 lead in the for a good pitching performance." ·difference." said MilwaukeE- out- first on RBI singles by Robin Yount llelder Rlck Manning. "You still go andBenOgltvle. 'The Indians scored rut and play hard ;md want to win. & run in the second when Andre You never want to be in last place, Thornton walked and Pat Tabler was he!-'n - -. gave · Rose 'several sta.ndlng ovatiOns and prOOuced a carnival atmesphere on the mugy night to ~~return of thl\husUingcaptaln or the "Big Red Maclllnl:" in ·the ' . / , 19'10&.. ·· ' ·~· ' ' . "'Therewasailexcltementamong the playerS imd. I could feel the tritensity In cluaouit Rose said "It was iunost like a· playoff game intensity.'' · ·, · "I wasl)'t rtervou;" he allded. · Rose litld said' ~- would rarely stari ana ~ mainly plncb hit as the player-r:nar;ager.'-llut when !he . 43-year-ol<t Rose gpt to the ballpark . early Friday, he met for two hOurs with Reds President Bob Howsam, during wl\lch tlrhe ~said he felt he should siart his . first game beCauseofthestrongfanresponse. "I re.illy decided . a!ter Jim Ferguson (the Reds' vice pres!dent . of public relations) told me It was going to be a big crowd tonigl!t," he sa~ game was. held up for 10 · arlty 1 ru rtro 1 rrunu1es - a r a ve n Stadium whUe fans, some carrying booquets of rbses, flOwed intothepark. Thethree-gameserles was expected to draw more than 100,(nl, one of the ~r attendan-; ces since Rose left the Redo! in 1978 . ands!gnedwithPhllactelphia. Banners proclatming "Re-Pete 'The Glory," "Welcome Home Pete" and simply "14," the number that has not beei1 worn here since it was his, hung from the lllillpark, while Marge' Schott, a limited partner of the Reds, hired a ~copter to fly overthestadiumdraplngasJgnthat sald.''EndO!TiieWoes-We'veGot •'• ••• SKYLINE LANES· Gallipolis, Oh. • • • .••• 1984:85.WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE I Monday Tuesday . OF MEETINGS DAY lEAGUES " - Aua. 27 . 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Soole have questioned ·whether his ann Is strong enough, but McDlnal!J .thinks ann strength Is , · FOR SALE j CL~S.SIFIED ~DS 1.49 ~ prove long-standing predictions that ~ he was the Browns' "quartemack ot ~ the future," IIDd after the first two • exhlbJtlolis, Rutigliano Is pleased. _ I "We~~ not surptisef,l by what ~ we've seen or f'llul McDonald," ~ RutiglianO ' sak1.' "He lilts' open •')"ea!J\oers. ·H lt's.there,l)e'll put It on the mark ancl you'd be SUI1Ji'lsed at how 'many quarteriJacks cannot ,consisteatJyclothat. He's poised~ his b:u!ditratlon Is excellmt." , On MOIIday night, McDonald got twoot his three toucbdown passes In a short thirdoperiod rally 8s the Jjrowns fought back to defeat the Los·Angeles Rams 21-10. For the two games - the first a Rose.'~ An hour before ·the game, Rose held a closed-door m~ting with the . Reds, the first time he had met with the entire team since being named to the position., · Rose got a standing ovation when his name was announced in the starting lineup and anot!ler one when he took the lineup carc:t to the plate. Hewas greeted !hereby Cubs · Manager Jim Frey, who, like Rcit;e, J • ~' ater ' . .last aeason. • He's finally g1!lttng the chance to ~~~~~~O~P~E~N~D~A~IL~Y~t~A~.M~-~- ~;;;;;;~~~!!!~,,-~,~ <· l'I'.'Ceiver rut of the backfield, and the Wllinlngtoo 'The Bengalli left training camp at rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ parthehadtoprove-thathecould c~ on Friday and be as tough a runner and blocker as departed for Ch!Cli&IJ, where they you need to bio In pro football- he's were tc) play the Bears and star proven as well. . running back Walter Payton on "He's alieady given us enough · Saturday night. • conlldence In him to be used at twO Payton, who underwent surgery • positions, fullback and lialtback, on 00111 kneesAprll5. washeldoutof ' and that's unusual for a rookie. He's thicagb's two previous preseason al$l the Quarlerback on oor punt games. The Bears have said they probably overemphasl1ed. team, which Is amther area of high expect him to play for .perhaps one Wanted-:Gingseng Root... ...... up to $145.0Q per lb. • · "Uyoo throw the ballontlrne, that responsibility." quarler otSaturday nlgbt's game. Golden Seai ,Root, all other medicinal roots bought, wet or ' ls of paramwnt Importance," he The 6-foot-1, :n>-pouild Jennings, Payton entered the 1984 season dry. said. "Icanlhrowthedeepballand· from Sun)mo>;v!lle, S.C., says he withll,625can;errushlngyands;325 Alao Wanted-Old Teddy 8aars, Old Baby Zip the lntertnl!dlate pass when 1 uses movestoma:keupforhislackof -• behind PittSburgh's Franco Harris Dolls, Quilts, Crocks & Jugs with blue writ· have to." great speed. and G!7 belllnd former cteo.-eland ing or decoration. Kansas aty quarlerback Bill "Ican'texplalnit," saldJennjngs, · star Jim Brown, the Na.tlonai Buying once • week on Friday. 9A.M. to 12:30 Kenney, who threw for over 4,(nl a thlrd·l'Oilnd draft choice from F9Q!OOIJ League's all-time rushing Noon stlenes Sporting Goo do Store. Rt. 7 & 26 yands last season as Maclwvic FUnnan I.Jnlverslt)o. "It's just leader. . junction. Marietta, Ohio. revived the team's aerial attack, something rve always been able to The Benga!S open the regular :2. A.M . to 7· P.M. Mitch's Produce Stand, corner hasoompleted14of23passesfor158 do.Selngabletocutolfblocksatthe season Sept. 2 at DEnver. Their of 2nd Ave. & Walnut St. in Middleport, OH . yands andonetollehdown in thetwo right time Is my way of nnaJdng up home opener Is Sept. 9 against the preseason games. . tor some of the speed I don't bave." Kansas City Chiefs. lllollill-----~-------------_. ,---'-------7"'-----------------------L--'-----~------'------- . ~· C-5 Page l ll~n . 8:00 p.m. •:00 p.:m. 1:30 p.m. The Sunday Ti;nn.Sentinel off-season trade. BUt Bengals Coach Sam Wyche said Jennings has "an excellent · chance" to make the roster. "He's been a plus In just about every area," Wyche said. "We !mew COming in that he'd be a good pass • Orleans 1:00 p.m. BEGiNNIN.G •u,II\D Only two left to. 1984's exciting destinatio"s... • THE WORLD'S FAIR.'PLUS THE BESr'OF TEXAS our supply is limited. ,So hurry.This qffer is making groot-looking Levi's Corduroy more attractive thanevec ·, KANSAS <:ITY, Mo. (AP)- JuSt before the National Football League draft, the Cleveland Browns parted company with I..an)'e Wel!ver, broupt in· last ·year as offensive coordinator. · . :· .. As !be Browns prepared to meet :' the 'Kansas City Chlets Saturday -:, nlgbt In a National Football League ::' exl!lbJtlon game at Arrowhead ~ .~Stadium,theyfacedateamthathad •:: l\l&t dropped its defensive ~:. coordlndator. :·: Bud Carson left the. team last '!•Mlplay over what were described :· : 8J '"proftulonal dllterences" with Coach Johil Madrovl¢, and he has : rot been replaced, although Doug :: Graber. took over his duties In '; worldl;g with the defensive backs. l "Our btsgest problem is reorgan' !zing the defensive staff with the people we have," said Mackovlc, who spoke reluctantly about carson " at h1a weekly news .conference 1 betc!fe cutting olf questions on the i subject. ~ S<lne Kansas City players que,ti, oned the wisdom and timing of the 1• move. ,. '• "'This comes at a very lnoppor1 tune time," said cornerback Albert ~ Lewis. "I think we were making ~ S«neprogress." . . ' : The Chiefs, w~x¥e defense col• lapsed in the second halt of the 1983 ~ season ~ended up ranked 14th In : the leape, held the Cardlnais to two ' touchdowns in a 14-10 loss at St. : Loul.s last Friday after opening the ' :, preseuon With a 34-10 loss to New . ltx (4) . , JUNIOR LEAGUE Pt55i80A12 regular $7.95 value. But WILMINGI'ON, Ohio <API Rookie I1IMin& back Stanford Jennlnp lias been given no guaran,tees he wm make the Cincinnati •Benaala. He faces competition from veteran$ lncludlllg,James Brooks, · obtained· from San Diego in an 9:00 P.M. LEAGUES Monday Tuesday w. va: 1: •• 446-3362 MOTORCOACH TOUR H Just buy any two Levi's Corduroy · anything - and this sturqy nylon wallet Is yours Free. It's a I .. . AMF . MAGIC SCORE .ALONG FREE UVI'S. . SPORT WAI;IE.ll OPEN FRIDAY .TILL 8 P.M. FOR HEALTH & FUN . ,~ · Acrowd.of35.~ .-'doublewhai had ~ed before Rose named pjayer-~r this week Point Pleatant, ·'.Chiefs seeking coordinator drov~intheReds'flrst.andlastruns. Rose brought the crowd to Its feet r~ba~ses~~and~;~a~c~ba~r;ac;terls;;;tlc:;;;;;~;;~";;:====~i· In his first at ·bat by ilnina a nui-scortng single and 1 reaching t.hlrd base with a headtlra1 slide when the ball was mispla)'ed tor an Midileplllt Gallipolis, Ohio Jenn,i ngs chance ·'excellent' . Wyche Reds hand division leaders . . 6-4 .loss; Rose ·gets two hits . · 1 .· Pa;;.-y : lllbrlllewwt .' G70x14 ·, ... , . ' 42 G70x15 ..... ·.. ' 43 [ . ' • A}.~ I' I 't - ·-~ l. • .l - h E60K14 ······ G60X14 · L60x14 .... .. G60x15 . ..... L60x 15 .. .. .. 1 44 148 '56 ' 48 '56 ,• - I• B60x13 ...... '38 .II ____ __../' -209 Upper R· i ver R oad · . OPEN 7 DAYs . . . , 446-3807 A WEEK " • ' • �-- . -.~ ~Pa~g~e~C~6~n.~~Su~n~~~~~v~T~im~~~·~~~n~t~ine~l~;;;;;;;;;;;:~~~~m~~~~~~~~-~~~pm~~Ga~ll~ipo~li~~Oh~io~~~in~l~"~.a~w~n~t,~W~-~V~a~-~~;;~~~~~~~~====~;·~A~ug~~~~~1~9~,~1984~.·: A.- 19, 1914 Majors . lirl4. AlfiRIC\N LI!AGIJII ' I'A8T DIVI!iiON WLPd.GB Ill l1 .850 fB 52 .570 10 &1 ~ ..!21 16 63 il .521 16 """"' ...... TonJOtiO BoltJmore NewY..-k 62~£217 """"""' 53 Milwalllll'e 10 70 $l "''fl81' 01\'fil(iN """"""" c.utomJa Oakland. 63 ., ftl ~ Ml 61 K:ansu Cltt" . Ill OUcago 5t! 62 &! Seattle !SCi 68 Ttxas 53 m fl'rtdaT'• Gamea Cleveland 5, Mitwatlkfto l Mlnne1ota 6. Bostm 5 Detroit 6. SNttie 2 .431 27 .426 77~ ..,._ -""' 21! .483 .M7 41; ' 9Y.i .488 ..... 4~ ·"' u G.vnes Seatl le al Detroit Milw11.ukee at Ck!veland Ollkland at NI'W York ~atBc:..ton Tmmto at Chlc8i(l cautornla at Baltimore Kansas City at Thx.as, (n 1 NA'DONA.L LI'AGUE llNlT DI\'I!KIN W. L Pet. GB Chk>oo 70 67 63 M!w York Pbl!adelphla Montreal 579 .568 ]~ .529 6 a>ED..'I009~ II) .!Ill 9~ Sl. Lolls &» ' .. 1IJ WI!BI' DIVIiiON pt ......... San Oleao Atlanta S1 51 56 7l . ~ 62 00 61 61 61 62 52 1Q Lao _ . . . Hwstm Ctncinnall San F'rancl!Joo 73 .., .... ,.~ ..in Jill 9~ IDl 10~ .t96 11 .126 19~ .381 24¥.. F'Jtda¥• Glllnl!ll . H(Wtm 7, Pittsburgh 4, 10 lrlnlng:s ClndnnaH OlJcB&<o 4 · St. LW1s 3. AUanta 1 Montreal san Otego 4 Las ~es 2, Pllllacielptlla 1 NI'W YOI't 2, San Franclsco 0, 10 lnnln8' > s. s..t.¥•Games H(IISton at Plttsi.J.&rgtt . Otlcago at Cincinnati Atlanta at St. Lo.d11 CoUinl, Tlln:l'll~ tJ; Bl.llet, CleYellnd. .. Garda. 'J'orooto. 3l f'ITO!ING jlO ....,_.,, !.ope<. Jlo. tmt. 10-0, 1000, 1 ~: l.A!el. T«mto. 12-3. .Ill, 3.~;. Pfo\IY. Detroit, J5.~..'150, 111: Srieb, Tomllo, \2.,f,, .'750, 2..S. BJyk'Yen ,' Cleveland. 1~5. .m. 3.19. Sl'RIKIDlfr.i: WJn. Cllllorm., 1•1: J.,anest~. Seattle, 140: Stleb. Tcrmro. • l.'M; HoUatl, TE'xa&. 126; Guidry, New York. 119; Nlekro, • .York, 119. SAVES: ~berry, Kanias Clly, 32: Caudill, OakJaiid. 27; · H~ Detroit, ~ RDavls, Mlnnelott. ,., f"tnst'rs, M.llwaulcfe, 23. • NATIONAL liAGtJE BAITING 12m at bats) ; G~ San Dlesro. .B. CNz. Hti&Sta.. .321; Sandberg. Chicaao. .318: Ray. PlttsburJtL .317: arentr. san FraacLtco• .e . RmB : SancbrJ, ChlcaQO, 8t; Willms, San """"· " ; GW)'IUI.'18; San """"·P4on· 18; Phlladelphia, RUles. !real. '76. RBI: Geartt-r, Mootrea.l. 87; J?avts.. Chlcaao. 71: Schmidt. Philadfolphla. '1£: MUJ11))fty, .Ho.aston, 72: Durham, Clrl· cago, TI; Murj)hy, Atlanta. 71, HIT'S: Gwynn, San Dll'I!I'D. 11U: Saru:tperg, C'hlclgo, 1:'6; Samuel, Phllade~bia, 150; Cruz, Houston, 147; wynne, Pltts""""-14.1. DOUBl..ES: H ubbard. Atlanta, 27; Rain· ' New York at. San Francisco, 2 MomreaJ at San Diego . PhlJadPJphla at Los Angeles es. Mmlrt'al. ~; Saniu£01, Phtladelphla. 26; Sandberg, Chicago, S; Durham, 'Chi· ~. Z: Hendrick, StLouis. :5. · - 'I'R.IPLES: Sandlrra:. Chlcaro. 16; Samuel, Philadelphia. :m: Cruz, Houstc:rt, J); Dlr~. Hwatcm. lO; CReymids, Houston, 9; Gwym , San· Oletro, 9: McGee, Stl..wls, ••HOME • RUNS: Mwptcy, Atlarlta, 27; Sd'llnldl, ~hla, Z ; GCarter, Mootre:al. ~: Marshall los A~. Z; 5 are tied With J& · SI'OJ...Dil BASES: 5amuel. PhllacleiPIIIa, 56; WIQR!nl, San Diego. -52; Rainel, Moo· tn!'al, 48: RedMs, Clldlnad, G; MWIIson, New Y«k. .)j. PITCHING (10 dPclslons): Sutcliffe. OUcago, 10-t .9(8, 2.93; On::aco. NeW York, 8-l. 1111; Darling, New Ycrk, .ll·S, .!Bl, 3.'16: PPf'ret, Atlanta, 11·5. Jill, J.'lti: Soto. C'tlcimatl. lJ.6. .£114. 125. S'I'RJKEX)UI'S: Gooden. New Y«k. W; Vak!l.zufla, Los ~ lBI': Ryan, HWSJ<I't, 152; Soto, ~11, 119; Carl· too. PhUadtoiphla, 1.12. . SAVES: Sut1er, StLw1s. 3:2; Ororico, New Ya-k, :Ji; Holland. Phlla1e~hla. ~; leSmlth, C'hk:H8Q, Z ; Cpssagt>. San Dii!RO. 21. .m, Transactions _..._ . ' IWI!liAIL Leaders REDS-Pia~ C INC l N NAT I AMERICAN lEAGUE BATI'INC !'Hi at bats): Wlnfito.ld NPW Y<rk. .JH: MattlnalY, New Y<lrk. .340: lf;bek, Mlnne9ota, .m. Easler, Boston. .315; Trammell, Detroit, ,J]J, RUNS: DwEvans, Bolncn, 94; R.HE!Ider!IXI, Oakbuld, 8l; Annas, Boltm, 79; But· ler, Cleveland, 'ltl; Wk~Oeld, New Yo.-k. rt. RBI: Kingman, Oakland. !B; ADavts, SH.Ttle, !n; IUcfo, n.;.tm. ~ Armas. Bost<l't, IB: EMunay, BaltimorE', 81. HITS: Garda. Toronkl. 148: Mattingly, New York. lt8; Rlpkm, Ballbnlre, 148: Wtnfleld, Nf'W Yor1t, 143; Easler, Bootoo, 142. DOUBLES: LAPanish. Texas. .IJ; Gar· da, TOI'Ulto, 29: BBell. Te:xas, 28; Cow· ms, SeattlP, 18; DwEvans, ~too, 18; Mattingly, Nt>w V~Tk, 18; Rlpken, Balli· mll't', B . 'JRIPUS: ~. Toronto, L1; Cal.llrls, Torml<l. ll: KGib!IOil. Dt'trolt, 9; Up. ShaW, Torooto, 9; Owen. SeatUe. 8. HOME RUNS: AJTNIS, Halton, 33; Klrlgman, Qakland, .», LNParrlsh, [)t'trolt. 11; KJttle, Chk:agu, 26; 'lllomton, O....land,26. • SI'OI£N BASES: Friday night. .. . Mosl Tatupu, who ran for 1-yard soore ln the first half, added a 23-yard touchdown to provide the final margin of victory, the first pre-season triumph for the Patriots in two years. ~~. Dakland 7, New York 3 Baltlrrxft 6, Cautornla 5 Tf'UI 8, Kansas City ti Toranto •. Chicago 3 Suoc~Q'I WASHINGTON (AP) - Tom Ramsey and Craig James, two United States . Football League castoffs, combined on a 40-yaro tnuchdown pass in the fourth · quarter to spark the New England Patriots tn a 31-2'7 vtctnry over the Washington RedsJdns in a National Footb;111 League· exhibition game tt. Pfottis. CaHIM'III&. ll; RHende~. Oak· Erl< ' Davls, wtneldPr, on thP ~y dlsablt'd "'· LOO ANGELrn DODGEIIS--RfOOqlltn!d the 'coorract rl. Ralael l..ancRStO!f, In· • ~1J.It~. fn:lm AI~ ot tlr Paclf\C Cout l..eiJII,II!'. IIASI<E'I1WL NIIIIIIMI 'n' "ell A-d..... NBA- N.ned 'C«il WaUdm CUreclor or Seventh grade drills wlll begin on Monday Ellcessor wUI enter Urbana this fall GAI..Ll,POLJS- Chris EUcessor, ~:~Field the remainder of Ranuey, who played at both Los AnaelesandOaklandlastyearlnthe UsFL betoremmlngtnthePatrlots, was Inserted In the fourth quarter atter quarterback Tony Eason was forced to the sidelines with a shoulder lnjwy. Three plays later, Ramsey hit James, wllo played here with the . USFL'sWasblilgton Federals, comtngoutofthebackfleld.Jamesbroke v· away from one tackler at the Une Drills begin Monday ' .. and darted 4Q yards through the • GAU.IPOLJS - Junior high ~ · Wa,shlngton secondary tor a 24-17 ' vQlleyball practice at Gallla • lead with n minutes rernabilng. After Tiltupu's second touch- AcademyHtghSchoolwlllbeglnaUJ'-· down, theRedSidns'sc106ed to3i-~ a.m .. Mondliy tn the GABS gymait• ' on Mark Moseley's 32-yard field slum, according to Coach Pat: ' · goal with 7:371eft. Washington cut Martin. Practice is eJ!pected tnlastun~U11 ·; the deficit .fUrthel' When Babe Laufenberg hit Steve Stapler with a a.m., she added. a two-year lettennan with Coach , Jllil OSborne's Gallla Acadei-Oy Blue DevOs basketball team, ,has S d peak signed with Urbana College to play aun ers to s . basketball. ' ThesonofFiorenceEUcessoroflll ·.· GALLIPOLIS - Head Gallta Locust St., and Bill Ellcessor of 221 Acaden1y ·· High School Football .Jackson Pike, he was active tn other Coach BrenlSaunders will he guest athletics at GAHS, tnctudlng _root- speakerTuesdayntghtat6:3lorithe ball in .his junior year and cross- Gallipolis Park Front where the countryinhlssentoryear. . Gallipolis Uons Club· will conduct He was also voted mast valuable . their final cookout of the 1984 player tn the 1983-84 season and was summer season. named to the SEOAL's first team. He sluired the athletic key upn Plan tournament gradiJatlontrorn GAHS in May. · · WELLSToN - Budweiser alOng Urbana IS part of the Mid-Ohio with Rlepenhoff Distributing will Conference, of which Rlo Grande is hold a men's softball tournament tn a member. Urbana's first league Wellston on Sept. 1, 2, and 3. Entry game with the Redmen will be held fee is $85. Balls will be furnished. Tuesday, Jan.l5, atLyneCenter.In The clrawtng will be held Thursday, the second game, Rio Grande will Aug. 00, at the Wellston City Park at travel tn Urbana on Saturday, Feb. 7:30p.m. 9. . For turther information contact: Ellcessor helped lead GAHS to the Ben Hudson, 381-3ffi8, Bob Morgan, Southeastern Ohio ~e cage title 286-5!155 or Rlepenhotf Dtshibutlng last winter. · 286-5049. • !!..,~e; --. Prettm, halftw.il:. RO<JII!Y OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: •FRONT END ALIGNMENT '14.50 *fRONT END WORK •CHASSIS PARTS IN STOCK •MOUNT & REPAIR SEMI TIRES •WE INSTALL SHOCKS . •COMPUTER BALANCING •WE SELL lAG RIMS ';> RUTLAND"It TIRE SALES &SERVICE of Low Tire P~ice_s'' _ MAIN ST. PH. 742-3088 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. ·a to defenseman, 10 a two-year oon- • MONTRF.AL CANADIENS-Traded BW Root, dloftmEman, to the 'tOronto Mlll'e P_EEPS, A GaUipolis Diary_: ." ' •: I" grip. oe.r long... hom 11" to Zl" tfon wtth law 1paretGr 18tfaue. . ~. .-'l:, ., ""*"need llellgn "" high PRI41G · do Quality. 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CAPITAI.S--&ooed recently named one of tcentuciy's outstandlag youngtQbaCCO~ by Philip Morrii" U.S.A., said havlns to buy tile right to produce tQbacco II one of the 'el"'ng llml~ ractAn In his operatloa. ' . "I . feel ihat leasing ls1 e major problem and could ~ solved by puttlni the quotas In the baDds of people wllo want tn grow tobacx:o • ' ' . •• r:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::~c~oum~;·;wd~on~~~~·====~~~;;;;;;:=:==::=:=:::::::::::::::::;:::____ '' Preservation-and touriSm ~ closeiy· togetit~r ::::0":."":'-~.:....~•poclty ......_. •Adl-·. ·-.._.-Intio f l u - - ,__ .,_ ond ~round dtc:Jkoto. W~ S HJNG TON Leafs br a l9lli Mike McEwm, • RUTLANO, OH. Fridays 8 to 8 • If you're paying Se!J!· Omf! 360 ....- D£TROIT RED WINGS-Son.. G"" SmJttl, tract. $2.00 PER TIRE J ; Ever wonder recent . HOMELITE~s ~Anln.lncEd the ft!d.re.. n..~ .. • Mester lNDlANAPOUS COLT'S-Piaced Jim . c.mpbetJ. H&frt """ on ........,, DENVER but BUY 4 TIRES, GET COMPUTER BALANCE FOR ' .• !!.,.SIWWNOOHEN TheUAWrepresenls28axi,Har~ . A_·fed~Wrtter vester employees in e!lht states <)nCAGO lAP) - Internatlonal Including 15,00> wbo are laki off Hatvester Co. and the Unlted Auto have recall rtgbts • Wqfkershavewrappedupthelrflrst ' HaJvester- ~has suffered rou.pd of contract talks, with- the massive flnanctal probiems,lncludlllllr!R sttesaJna Job SIO'CIII'Ity and the · tng a staggering Sl. 74 btllton k:88 in ~pany pledging to return tn · 1982- hlis closed plants SOld some profttabllltY. · • o!l!SdMslonsandcuttt$worldwlde . li1!>W President . Owen B1eber work torce by twoothtrds in joiJ1i!d unton 111!$0tlators brteny in years. . · · thel(flrstbargatnlngsesstonFl1day Bieber said at a news conference witll Harvester offlctals. Neither that jobsecw1tywlllbeakeytssuetn sldEI delalled Its Jll'OP068]aandrnore the talks and added that the union 1s ex~tve negotiations were ex- concerned . about the practkle of · pected after ):.abor Day. subcontracting ·work tn outside Harvesteramctalsalsaj.!Xjlitssed conpanles becauae It reduces Jolla. conadencethatanewcontractcould . He also safd worllers are eatltlal be teached without a strike. 'The ' toawagetncrcaseandaddedltwas Cllf!Bit pact expires at ~~ "tnunoral" tn have ernp~oyeE;s 3>, · earning overtime rather than cal; . ltng)lacktlxitlewhoaremtworldng. ALSO LOW ~RICES _ON 4X4 ~ SEMI TIRES ((). , . <11-\ • ~~v .,.. Pound-That's not ~tin many ~~w'::=n.~ ' Pnces Include Mounting & Bubble Balance C-7 Page to market for. le8l than Sl.lll a r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i:iiiiliitliiniii'Db&i:-". ' Caribbean nations where labor ls ...._ cheap. In addltloo tn the hampering ef!I!Ct of the price support progrem, many Kent\IClcy tobacco tap~~ers lind quotas 10 be another ·lmPee!l· ment to competition in the World market. . ' ' ·.., ' Peul ·Hornback of SbelilyVIIJe, ''Tobacco hi the 19!!0s may be grown eJid ri1arketed the same·way manY Wptable crops arc now produced .., on con~. .The and economist with the . Federal tnbacro companies would contract Reserve Bank of Kansas aty were wtth aroweu to buy an agreed upon 1!100111 the naUonaUy prominent amount. or a specified grade at a economists who spoke during the predetermined price. That's what conference. some people believe may ha~.',' While none of the economists Shurle>' said. wished to be Ideo~ with lpectftc Thompson said the ~ topredJcttons, the prev~ specula- bacco price supPort proaram hal tion Wl\5· that tobacco ts moving I hurt the American tobacco toward a fn!e market. Iarmer's IIC*IIIID. Ill the ·Wor-ld "Many eConomists believe the market. 1., tobacco Proeram may disappear within the next five to 10 yean,'' 118td Dr~ Doll Shur~. Extenaton . exporter in t1te wortd, now • we agrlcuitural economist with the Import about 30 pe~ceiat of what we · University of Kentucky CoJJeae of 'use," 'l1lqmplon uld. Agriculture, and CQOrdlnator of the . \Yhell the ~. Ill eUect, ronterence. · buyo a farmer'siObllo:Co at a lliven . pl'lce,ll.aJ per pouDd b- example, ' ~ Ill no l,ncentlve tor the> procltlcer to I!JIPdrt the ~ at a Price leu thai! tbat. That'leaves the export l1lliJ1Il!t open to~ in other counb1s wbo can get a crop . on the President's Council ot Economic Advlaenl, and Dr. Marvin Duncan, vtce president agrtculture first round of talks 4 for '99.00 or '26.00 E1ch 4 for '160.00 or '42.00 E1ch 4 for '164.00 or '43.00.£ach 4 for '172.00 or '45.00 E•ch 4 for '184.00 or '48.00 Eich All Above stair economist for food and JJAW, ·Harvester -hold . OTHER TIRE SIZES SIMILARLY PRICED F001'IIAU. ment d I w .\aellt Aartcltlt.. 11 VNRD GlllbCa My . GAWPOLIS - What wUJ the . tobacx:o pt'O(P'atn be like In the · yean to come? rve heard a lot ot tolkl raiSe that question In recent months. Tilt tollowtnc article will provide "food tor thnollbt" as YOU ~tudy the situation. It II taJcen from . · a·, pnlvenlty of Kentucky news· reJet~~e dated July 26, 1984 and written by' PhllUp R. ai.WZA!, Wriler!Edltor, CoJJeae of Agriculture, Unlventty of Kentucky. Economists taJcln& part in an aglljcultural lenders conference in Lexington recently, lila® ·some predlctloDI about what the tnbacco PIW,ant of the 19901 will look like! pr. Robert L. Thompson, sen1or1 • RADIAL TIRES · P155 80 R13 P195 75 JU4 P205 75 Rl4 P205 75 Rl5 P215 75 Rl5 CU1'im B•l ANNOUNCES HOT AUGUST SPECIALS COIJirBinlty pr"'gg'&mS. N_P_._ ,__.......,._ By liBYION L RUTLAND TIRE SALES . h ·SundOy Tlme.-Sentinel ~nomists feel t~bacco program . .:·may disappear -within next decade . 36-yard tnuchdown pass with 3: 04 tn play. . The detendi!!g National Conferencecharnplonshadone)astchance ;~t taking possession at their own 35 following a punt with 1: 45 Im'Jllining. Laufenberg rnoyed the Reds· • ldns tn the Patriot 3.'l before Fred ·' · Martonptckedottawswithjl,lstlO : · second!! to !10· GALLIPOLIS - Seventh grade football practice will begin here ~p::.::;:;::;:;::::;:::;::;:::;:;::::;:::;:::;:::;:;::;::;::::;:;::;::;::; Monday according to Coaches Jllil I ' · ::opefro~~~~w=ey5 ~~~ Gallipolis, Ohio ltolnt Pleawnl, W. Va. Agriculture and our community USFL castoffs pace Patriots. · · :;..• • • ~ Manager • • •' • • I * ,, �' Pag1 C I lhe Sunday Tm..Sentinel Pomeroy • Middlepart-4allipollt, Ohio Point Pln111nt, W. Va. . AugUit 19, 1984 . ... _ _ContlnuedfromC-7 _ _ __ Preserva t wn and hill tamlly live on County Road 46. ___.. -- . ' .. l • !: Features , ~imt!l· ~tntirut Sect· . . j JENNIE ELLIO'IT .._ - DENVER YOHO ub: Are you aware o1 a place called KJond!Juo on Rt. 'J betw eea Wlllllh J1eUom aad Bun!kal' A blaclal!nMh 8bop WM 1 llwe about JllliiO. JOHN DRUMMOND, Rt, 1, Bidwell, found a 12-pound zucchini in hill garden Tuesday (Aug. U) . He late• · 'nr t'zt""1cac facia abolll GlllllpolllaM and G... C. ') IDdullool. Ewlnatoo Ael!denly .. aa lllltlt\!tion whl'ch .._ lle4e CCMII'ed In lbe p!!pS ol ... -JIIIIIft' lNMll'8l yean IJIO. . • •\i Jo. ;:.· 'IWO FORMER Galllpolltanaare Dr. Bill IMler, pediatrician, and Rnlland wm tram New Yorlr. who married the former Helen Knight. .." ,. .... • • ..t• t. INJURED ON THE JOB? • Big Selection of ·Premiurrt Pre-Owned Cars Economists ... _...__._eoo=ttn;.;;;ued.;.;.,;;_trom;.;.:;......c._7___,;. upon the amount of tobacco that was customarlly grown on a given • piece of land. Untl 1972 the quota · was part of the land ltselt, since !lien owners of land wtth tobacco quota have been able to lease that quota to other tanners within the County, subject 'to certain regulaUons. The practice is called, ''leasing poundage. •' For fanners who lease poundage · and then rent the land on which to ·grow their crop, the added costs • may reach 65 cents per pound. That means that tor some U.S. burley tobacco farmers to show a profit, they must get 65 cents more per pound than a producer in another country who has no quota llmtta: ttons and who owns the land upon which the crop is grown. If the quota system in the U.S. were to disappear· with the price S\lpport system, Shurley said there would tnevttably be some changes among the people growli1g tobacco. "the tobacco companies would contract with ~ers who have a reputaUon for producing a good crop, and growerS could contract tor larger amounts than they currently produce," Shurley said. The net result would be that the size of the U.S. tobacco crop would remain the same or even e11P8lK!, but the num~r sbi1nk. ot gt'OWill'll . But' wtth tobacco requiring so much labor, many ot today's tobacco tanners eventuaDy would find themselves either subcontracting with the newly created large. crop growers, or working for them as employees. . "It wOuld stDI take X number of workers to raise Y amount ot tobacco," Shurley said. "Thedlfler. ence would be the removal ot the cost ot paying someone for the right to grow it. and in the organlzaUon ot the peql)e who grow lt. Wbere today you may have 10 tanners each growtng live acres, in 1900 you may have one farmer growtng 5o acres wtth the help ot nine employees." Larger tobacco llelds '1UIIIIIged by the most proficient farmers could possibly Produce a crop at a cost that would put U.S. tobacco back into compeUUon in the world market, some economists said. ®@~~ AUG. 16 THRU SEPT. 16, 1984 1978 JEEP CJ, 10 °/o OFF ON ANY GUN IN STOCK -'Y'""-• could New top, new tires, new interior', new paint Cqmpletely re· . done, 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed trans., white spoke wheels. Just traded this week. Big Car Lovers - This one is for you ....._ last of a breed. Fin· _ished in Chestnut Brown with Desert .Sand landau top and · matchihg 60-40 seating. Delta 88 trade - locally owned. Shotguns • Handguns • Rifles Buy • Sell • Trade QUICK LOANS . ~GAI"S 0" riEW It llSED MERCIIAJIJDISE [446·0840 •UOli'ID GALLII'OLIS J . , '4_.,. t"''~ . ~... • IRVIN'S AUTO GLASS COMP.LETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE MOBILE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED , •:•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE :• : : : WASH & VACUUM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .• Overhead Doors Slconcl Ave. . '"'~ 1982 VW RABBIT This compact model has the 5 speed transmission, a1r cond., AM·FM stereo cassette and only 31,339 miles. It is clean in. ' side ar~ out. Inspect the car today. 1 • . BUIOC ELECTRA UMITED 4 DR. -~ All the power equipment you would expect on Buick's top of the line-. Only 46,879 miles. Finished in light Jadestone with contrasting vinyl roof and 50-50 seating. NEW 1984 : WITH WINDSHIELD AIID'TEIPERED PARTS • : INSTALLED AT SHOP. JULY-AUGUST : •Plate Glass •Safety Glass •Wire Glass •Piexigfass •Mirrors •Table Tops •tnslat~d Upits ,1 ,,I "·· DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL MODELS I.N .STOCK. COUNTDOWN TO 198S MODEL YEAR HAS 'STARTED • 1 . . Chevrolet-Oldsr.nobile, Inc. ,• • 446-4423 1616 .ASTERN AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS •:· ' 1 �.. I Sundiiy --------'-~---· ~----- . Ohio-Point P~ea~Mt, W. Va. Tfmmes-Sentinel 1984 _Jwsvat 19, 1914 • •• • , 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 •• T'l. .............._. . . 11 II·....., .. L_ ,..;. . -...l.. follo ~irt, tM,.pllm•# «xdt~titlflrt• :::::~'3.~ ,.......,..... ..... ·-- - _ , ..... 4J-~~ .,.,..,..,..."",.. ,......, 41-••onloloH"-· ,,...'-4ifiWMret1 ,.......... - V~tta~lu II·'••Sale or Trlllt .,__ ,......., 1S.I - - ....., . , _, .... II... I . 1 ..........1Ttllllll"' ,, _ ....,. ,_ n••c•~ ·n-M t••••ti-W•IHT•O. 4 i-IDUIII IDI I'It~1 ...,. ' 111M •••••••,.. . for ...... Cov•n•rv Jewelry ComIIIIIY· l!lno ............ ?lien _ , ful time. ..=-~= .,._ ,.,,...., _....,. ll-.M..-c.ll,..,_..,.l>\o . " '" ._....,..,_ ' loi-U-lledl U· Mno & Gtol~ ....___ -~ -In . _ r,_ ~~~~-. CIH· ..,_-114-H2-IIOO?Iorl14·742roltlon ot e o h l -... The ;1147. ' an~nhy ·"'-..,. to~--------­ ._rnlaoetk::o....... Cov. 1 lll5iry . . . ful ~ jiUU .. ' u... ,, _ .. ' _.,......,........, ..........oo . U -lu<ta fo<dlltlll _....,...,. ........_. . ,.....••.aa 4l· W~IIrltell•n u, • u-• . ~ "'"1·---·--· _...... ........ ,17.00 ,... ....._._ ~- •, _ , . . . , 0 ....... ~ublic Notice 4 GiVNWBy 9 Wtnted To. Buy . Nonce·OF AUNO space w._t hin the c•ov limits of B .ldtton•. · 1uonld. CIH we,.., 01111 lor lltl niodel OF PETmON FOR Pomeroy. Oh>o. . 448·0841. .,._ • . TRANSFER OF FUNDS B;dding matenal ava;lable - - - - - - - - _,., Not.ceis horebyg1venohat on from FmHA. . County SupaN:>. 2 amall klttom.: Coli 441 • Jim~~~~..: Inc!· ' the 16th day of August 19 B4. sor. 221 West 2nd Street.I P.O 2147. 441-37172 _• Board of Township TrUstees of. Box ,• .G.roon Township the Under· 589) . Pom erov. ·= ::.!':::".!..~, ~- ,f 2 1 ._. tl'll to '4PM, Molo4rt· :i'rl'c:::..too,:.r-: DlriiOtor, at 4 • 44 • 27184 1· · irolyn , Oere• lrenoh WtntiCI tQ buy UMd coel • ~~~~~~~n~og~t::r.:__:__ _ __ wood h , .._, F m1 -•a. -n u • ture, 441-31711. Jrd: ·• Jr. etudlilll III. .·Oheoll Olivo It,. Ollllpoll, Oh. .,...._ fer ' · . ....._ t4"' 171 yr. Old. WontiCI- Junk IUtot lny 12.QO ,., hr .. :Z hr. per dey, con~. CIH a14-318· 3 dlyl ,., week. C.. l 11303. 441-IIEAD. · OH '--~--~----- I _ _ _ __,_;_...,..._ _;_ C .BuelniH Opportunity c- I NGTICE I ' THE OHIO VAUEY PUI· UIHINaCO.doat YOU do bollln- ......... yau " - · tnd NOT to lind _..., lhrougto the meluntlyauhtvelnvllll- 4576 t Telephone No.: 614· tc 992.'6•44·. 5 puppleo born July. 4. v T ~--- • 1 1e m1 ---• •• lion in the Court of Common Sealed bids oo be opened at err... • · .,,_ ";'bleas of Gall,·a County. Oh,·o. Ohe above add ress at 1:00 p.m.. type, Cell 114-379-2808. ' ..-being Cause No. Misc. 82 on Augus o 29 1984 p Ml •• theDocketof saidCourt.asking · · D&nise M Keen trt n. Collie PUll.-,. geteclthl-g. " Jhat S 10.000.00 be transferred Assisfant Property ; C.oll 814-379-2181. , I unl? .,.nment. Wllleton. ~.!rom the General Fund to ohe Management Offi cer· Fomole cot whitt f:lth bleo:k I'" 'Gas Fund. as provi ded by law. c o _ _ _.:.._,.___ _ __ Ohio...lluldlnt .' Jdr .oh_e reasons set forth 1n sa•d 181 17. 19. 20. 3tc IPOII. ell 441·1 32. o· paelll otilll flow. p ... Wlntld [to buy: din .. u. Cook "'ltlon 1¥1111 .. 1 d c .... , •. ~etillon: and thilt Said Pet•lion II pupplel lnd mother. pitt ~ cond. Call 114-378- t 1 :30-IPM ehlft It lotnlo will be lor hearing on the 27th bull ond wolker, ?lwllklolcL. 2141 or 446-1217. Hill Ill"""" c -. lbp. 1112· 1t II, 1·11 Mon.-Fri. 114-7114-2a74 eny olher ' .d.ay of August. 1984. .at 9:00 304-1711- 7848 ' or 171i ·1-.:.·_ __ _.;... · --..,. _....,., · Apply MOI!··frl. • AM. :3'~mi;:;;;;~m;;;t;;- 81123. · «;oth l'fkl' for Ioney Iron 0. 1-.• :JOPM. •·· · 3 1 - - - - - - - - - loetyy Iron bide. It 10 tnd Robert R. Greene Rlbllltl, ploone 304·171- up for certlln Molp' Co. a 0 VERN M EN T J 0 II ' Cordie Sm•th 2432 efter 11: 9:00 tiiii:OO I It- jlln. Old 11tn1 118,111 • 1110,111. N- 22 Money to loen · . ._ ! Memlt'Johnson colll771-2138. ' •oard. cell 1-•04-11 - hi..... Y ,._ .__ . '' .· Marion C.aldwell. Clerk SWEEPER end towing mo2711 • • ,.,.. - •-· ..._ .....117 1000 R ....,. , ... f-ug 19 chine ropelr, porta, ond Brown tnd bllck lllrt Collie _.....;::..__ _ _ _ _ _..! • ""'" · - · HOME LOAIIII FIXED · IIATI!I 1111ew ........ 181M. auppllea. Pick up end ond Shophtrd dog. Coli COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDI F!xiCI co""'ntlon-' FHAdelivery. Davia Vacuum 304-8711-1919. . FURNITURE. .... Iron, VA , Ludor Mort••••· CINner, ono heH mile up WOOd. · cup•aerde, . Public Notice Athene, COI7IIOt 8t 4-112aoorgea Creek Rd. Call lc chute. buketl. dlah... 30tlt. ,, - - - - - - - - 814-448-029•. 6 loat and Found ~ Jere, antlc;uu. ;rold LEOALNOnCE --------and tllver. Wrlte-M.D. , • The Soard of Comm.,sion- Btlloona for Glt Well, Annl' LOSt: White C-too ,... Miller. llt.2. Po"*"¥, Ohio · : ers. Galha Metropohoan Hous- v~rya. Blrthdoya. portill, · rot. ArN of Chllicotht ild • 417111 or ell? 81 4-912· •.; ing Authority will open sealed Sl1151ong Oorrllla. Call Btl· Chlckmaup Creek. '27111• · neo. · • bids at their off1ce. Rt 2. Bldg. loon• & Co. 4.41-4313. word. Coli 441-20n or • No. 14. Bidwell. Ohio 45614. 448;4084. Wentld old plenoe, Peyi1171 ·: on Septombor · 5. 1984. at Notrltptttlng on my prop- 1-------....:.- t:zp.oo- 140.00' 10:00 AM for insu•ance ertv I t Rt. 1 Northup, Oh. LOST Sht?ltnd Shoop Dog Firat floor only. Wrl?o lllvlll?l . cov8fage. without written permlailon (min. Colliol.......... mOitly d'-?lona. - - ..._, ', Spocificat•ons may be ob· ~ "'"· Royrn,ond Rolney. bleck with white. A - l!lox · 188, lardla, Ohio •bwlllttw nu1h d In "" .. tained from the Hous1ng Au· to 'Chr11ty', Lott on T-.ln 4394a. Cell 114-•as..... Drive, 304-871-= .,. thorioy Director John P. Rode- Summmor Cleorenco Solo. Bldwtll-llodnoy Rd. - · 1101. . . rus. 446-0251. Fllle blgfor 11 .00. Hu"'lnt ~all••11·4211 or 114·241-Buying cllolly ?lOki. llllver TI)o Board of Comm•ss1oners Socltty Thrift Shop, Mldclo· 9375. ~ I: • 11 I , Lilt· co?na, rlroae. )luullry,ltlrllng 12 Sltuedone of the Gall•a Metropolioan port. Ohio. w.re, ali col•• ..,.. cur· •: Housing AHthority reserves the . , LOST: btown • whltr Eng· Wented' right to accept or reject any or McDoNtl Butchering open . lith ~lldog. 4'h yio. old. On ,_.,. Top ,..._, Ed. Bur· :,. all bids. every dey, No worll on Rt. 1 •3. R-erd. Cell 11 •· Uti . ._ ........ 2nd. A... 31 Homea for Sele Sundaya. 304-882-3224. 992·11747. Ml-port, Oh. 814-111· VANCANCY: Room .nd 347a. ,_ John P. ~oderus ...... forllderly...,.O, ... I roo"' loou. . . . .m. 4 "''1 Billfold loot with • US, a.a. •• Director on Rt. 7 In Kenouf:. CIH ft•loneble. H2·1022~ qr 4 GivNway ., ~ 271 ._ 110 8 i:erd, and w-.... 111-4411. . or 4-a111- I . Aug. 12. 19 Rewerd tf found. Betu••n · ' Sliver Ridge end Route 7 . lllnd•d • ..b,lluer for 2 1-·---· -----,-.. FrM puppies, mixed breeda Coli 985-3812. oohool... children. ahlft i ' ., Public Notice _,._ 111..,.. 011 ,...;INd. medium olzo. Cell 814-388· 98a9. BillfOld found ot Meoon 304-'"71-4211. "' H-' W County Fair Frldoy. contelna OFFICE SPACE FOR· 11 Flrewoodjo!lhocuttlngoh money, ·no I.D. If you con .,p anted . • FmHA COUNTY OFFICE 1 8 Wtnted to Do 1 Farmers Home· Administra- trM. Locoi· Oallipollo. See l~ntlty bHifolcl cen c?llm. Sll AVON m11o1 471%. Cell o- - - - - - - - tion. USDA des~res to lease owner ot 648 Fourth Ave.. 304-175-3810. 1 - - . . . , - - - - - - - 1 441 __-3_3_71_1_.- - - - - •· approximately 1.060 square Galllpolla. FOUND pony, Oelllpollt o· ~ teet of air-conditioned affk:e Forry. ldontlly 304·1771- The Melga Locel lohool M - will ....,... • 4684. . by hour nl;rht or dl\l DWtrlct Ia c~oo•ody ~ • . 1 Card of Thank• ,,.n_,.ltlon. Cell 81 ._ •pp!l ntlona from cert 241-1841. appllotn?l for 1 J u - High Public Sele FOOUMoll ,Junior High Chtlrt11illr AIM.- WOuld IU to do wu!!lnt 8t Auction ' ' I wish to sincetely exa II_... Olrle' Vohy- - Ironing In "'' .e.- ~ tend allllltfelt thank·JO·u 1hl .,._, dry alnalnt • For your next•le cal Emm• ·bll Coech for lhl 1114-H laundry ••· Cll441-3t03. to 11ch who helped achool yMr. !:lJiconta BoH. ,auction-. llcentiCI the pulinc of my fathir. hold t Ohio end bondiCI Wnt VIrginia teealllng certlfloete ond Evie Edward l11dows, end Ohio, 4288177. 601 muat mMt c•IIFcatlon reE. Main , tiailr to bllr. EVII}Uilnc quirement• Of Olllo tor -nssomuchtomeand 8 POMEROY,O. Public Sale 1Por18 _....,,,.. CPR. 9 Wanted To Buy shall alwlys be remtlll· .... ION lnlwi .. ---.. lhould 8t Auction 992· 2259 oontoct Dan E. MCirrll. lubend. POMEROY - Baum Addrtion Wen?ld to buy Gin-g. 271 perlntonollnt of Molp Local To my friends and c~ - Beautilul brick ranch in a mile aou?h of Point Pluum, lclooole, It 12t Iouth Third wutUI$ II the GaHipolis Rt. 2. 304-712-2&11. great n~ghborhood. Full baseA~enueln Mldlllp art, Ohio. DMioiJmentll Center. my ment patio, carport. ,garage, nel1hbors on llabelene family room. rec. room, all in e,. cellenl condition. Many leature& Driw. tile Business & ~ 8 Public Sale Musl be seen. $57,900.00. ·ftssilll Women's Clem and 8t Auction t" ·s1gn ed p~tltloner. filed ·a peti· ""*· 71...... . I .. . . our: '-;:====:::::=== -11. ...,_....., ......... . 1---------- . ~ ~ ., . · ·;·-...,.....,..-.,.,-....,..-- .. l--,------- c-. • PATRIOT AUCTION ,BARN the Columbus & Southern . ..Eiic:trlc Co, emplor-. · . To all who ca71?1 to the Hulil'talllome, who broullrt food. the '-rtiful fl01111 lrlllllllftl51t$, the lovely cards 11171 the tatephone calls. lay God bless you for your kindness. Sincerely, Ill. Ralph (ROSIIH) liteh,ll In Memoriam IN IEIORY OF ~- • HENRY REIBEL 19, 1983 37:37 - lark AUGUST PSALIS the perfect man, and behold the upri&ht: for the end of that man is peace. He will live in our hearts alid memories· forever. Sadly 111issad br his Wife and Family ~: ~ r ": · "3,..-A::-n-n_o_u_n_c_e_m_e_n-:t-•- ' ;:::=::==:===:; •• CASH 111d 1 COORS CAP ' It R&S RICYCIIIW Depot -t " stH us 150 hf one ittm ~ ~ any cof?lbi111tion of al111inum cans. shHt al••inulll, copper, brass. radiators or stainless and receive 1 Coors Cap. s,.dll bllins Aqust 13 ond , ... Seft, I, 1114. ~~- .Df ' ~ t ·. · '- t __ I&S lacyclinl Depot ·' 140 Colullbul Rd. ~Alllens. Ol?io, 512-7477 NEW LISTING - Tuppers Plaons - Arbaugh Addition - Your chance lo own a 3 bedroom ranch home wrth 2 baths. lull basement garage, elec. heat air condilioninP. equipped knchen, dining room. on a I00,3611ot $21 ,500.00. POMEROY - Riverview Centrally located in the Twin Ci· bes. Cont1enient location. I \? sto~. 3 bedrooms, lull basement large lot. large dining room & hv1ng room. Vinyl sid· inP. nice front sitting porch. $31 ,90Q.OO. RUTlAND - New Lima Road - In tl'e count~. Three bed· room ranch wrth .lull basement Approx. 2 acres ground in good condition. $34,900.00. $45.900.00. I . REALTORS Henry E. Clelend, Jr ................. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 "lj]j ~ ..01111 All proceeds willao to Vinton Blptist Ciiilcll SAT., AUG 25, 1984 SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. Door Prizes Given Every Week · . Auction 1:00 P.M.; Ice Cr11m Social 4:00 P.M. Son&fest - 6:00 P.l. Solllttllilll for mryone - GALLIA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Ridin& lawn m-. C.bblp Patch Doll, 1117111 drop-lui walnut llble (seats 61, hair drytr, end tlblea n;irrofl · lamps. odd chairs, 1ntiqu1 ,lovesut. antique 'dialils, ,sets supr & cttomar (pink tleprmion, 1 .,..,, n11111d . bo,wls ' oblon~o. salt & PIIIPII' fdepreulon), IliaC. lts?u dOnated by friellds alld ....... of VlntoR Blptilt Church. Clothlna il11171, choice table of $5.00 .,.; 1J1c. In· terestina door prlzas. llot responsible for accidtnts or loss of propifty. . 3· NEAL--614.367-7101 MIDDLEPORT - Stalely older home wrth up to 4 bedrooms, a 24'28 recreation room, fam ily room & basement 2 car garage, on a good street You musl see 1his one! Priced lo sell al PRICED REDUCED - A rose garden wilh a r~er view -lhe large fronl iJOrch gives way .to the Ioyer wrth two sels ol dou· ble french dooo. This classy home ~ great lor entertaining or just plain old comfort 3 bed· rooms, full base• garage, garden space & a large lot Must be seen. $60,500.00. Auction, Ice Cream Social, Sooafest From G111ipolis, take Rol!l• •41, turn left onto Route ns. Turn rl&ht onto Pltriot·CidiWUS R01d. Watch for sips. · Ntw and Ulld lt1111s HM IO?Mtllllll J051 •nt to sell? Brillllt to tilt Pa· trlot AuctiOI lim and •'ILsellll for you. Consllfl· lltntncaphd fro• 1:00-5:00 p:11. on Slturdlr. Now llootlq A11cttou for ·Sept111tr 1nd October Anlllblllor IJIICIII selu upon requut MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER 245-5152 - 388-8249 AUCTION LARGE ESTATE.AUCTION . fCuetUIGO) JONES BOYS SUPERMARKET SAT., AUG. 25; 10:00 A.M. 137 Pine StrHt Gallipolis, Ohio NEXT TUESDAY, AUGUST '21 STARTING AT 10:30 A.l. COMPLETE LIQUIDATION of this former 21,000 sq. ft. S!lperm11rket lncludinlstorefr~nt equipment•. •eat room equlpllltlt, refr11eratlon · equipment, Sift, blsearts, showcases. etc. · For Frtt Detailed Broehure' ' CALL Auction Firm 513fl32-&595 GARTH SEMPLE & ASSOC., INC. . . . Auctiontlrs . · Cincinnati ~ Ohio 513fl32-&595 west · Turn N. <Iff Rt. 50 1t top of IIIII on side of ATHENS, OH. onto T32, field on top of ~Ill. LO?II 1111 w/2 lilt rillll In •omlftl. lrlnc • chair. ,.rtltW ColillettiiM of IAJOR APPLIA.CEI I QUAU1Y HOUSE· HOL6 80001,11011 IIIIIU - · !AlP ltl?ls wl~lllellfllw :'n~-=.1:. tMil 111t •1 froil~llt-. o:t'lzV'.:: ALSO AlliQUE fURIIITUII IIWSIARE. includes strap· 1~ &rldullfd sleiall btlls, wicller, 01k IIOit w/6iuver, Em· put Chest w/IOiicftipr meple drawer lranls,IH cars quill$, 15 dalls, ?flllly la11ps, 46 pes. ~~~~ America, 21111 rrancis· can d1nnerwn, 30 pes. F?lllufil, Heisey, elc. ALSO- Wur· lifltr tlec. orp~ Ia. Hoi wood loom, ail ~inti nil. m111y boles Craft I YIIU silt 1117111,17111711 quallly J£WELRY, HOlle hollleo'PniL cliM IIW, vist.lrinder l .btifflr, 11W Nt IIIC: I hind c:arpU IIIGis, elc. 1973UK L11171brt w1111 Cl, no rust 1112:30). AntiQues will start ~in1 tt 10:00 !;om back · mllllllt. Jn•& .. __ ..._ , -·-· ~ '·"'·-·- ·~------~~ ---........:- ·. --:,·:·oilifiiioiia·:·--·--- ------'Pt'iiii:iil&&-nr---1 1 & Vl.clnltv 110. Clll•41-7037. Prnlera Bottom Flu Market. Every Wilken d. U.l. 31 Frazlen Bottom. WYo. 2110a2. DNiert Wtl· come . 1 Don Frazl•r()perltor. 304-7671-2778. . Carport 8tle Tuttdoy on?y, A~. 21 ; t87WoodlondDr. , 1- . Lott ol··goodill, nood • cleln clotho · . - - -- - - - - - ----- -Pi~Pieasiri'f" . 8; Vicinity . , .............................. CLOSED F()R NOW, Ct· IIY'I Fill Mlrtol? DOODiel thtnl1 their CUitOmiFI meldnglt 1 ouccOtt. - Yerd 8111. Frliloy. 9 till 4 ot , 3408 Moaamon Avonue. RE sign In yard, Bellemoad. l'lot reaponalble. for eac:ideMe. Ol1nt y~rd ••le, Sat til 1. 9:30 till dorl< . Point Ploio..nt 2'h mllet O!li lend H•lload . tum on Shrl~e Club ROICI 1 mllofoll ow ·• · FIll? Mgna. ur . uro, dlI h81, CIoth',ng, I II .,_,, -'Avon, doll colloc? ... . toola, knlc knak, couch ond choir. lilac. -- 'Mon-Tueo, - - - -10-4, -Yard Sele, Old glottWore. juga, milk can, clothing , Curleya EXJ<on, Sand Hill Roed. .a. INSTRUCTOR OF -NURSING ' • in •••!I • Public Sale · 8t Auction . AUCTION 4 10:00 A.M. Saturday, August 25 OWNER: JOHN MYERS : ' ~ocated at 531 W, College, Rio Grande. Ohio Auct10nH~S Note: Another quality auction! This auction h1111o0d mi•tv of Items. mo.st from Mr. Myers personal hand tools w!lich he used. in praie business for many yursat his R1o Grendeloulion. Be sure to snthe pickup trucl btin& offered. It runs very well . Co1ld be restortd allcl bt 1171dt into 1 trophy winner. Also the Ford Ferauso11 : lractor lpptlfl to bt in Ylry aood conditon. Mt . lyors 111• • lht reputation of beina one of the area's best mechanlu, ., Be on .ti1111. · · ' ' 1952 Ford II ton V-8 pickup truck 239 · all original collectibii : items to restore. Lots II extra parts fin family 28 year.;) 9N FOIII • Fereuson Farm Tractor (runs good, hydraufic, good cOndition). 2 pr. grass clippers1 14 new lurnace fillers, 2fuel oii.burn~rs 1 I elec. bench gnnoer motor, I new kitchen ceiling light 4H , Homko Iiiier, gallon while creosote paint, electric grd' · shearer, electric_bench srinder, old cldCk shell (oak), 2 pOp· corn poppers, bird balh, electric grill, set encyclopedia, Ze- ·• ntth AM·FM lable rad10, glass doors for fireplace 2 c~i,ki!" c~ps, 2 teed crocks, coal fork, camera, 2 clocks: lg. pr oul- • sode Chrlslmas candles, misc. cannins jars and dishes, 2 tit< • ble clamps, lg. floor _fon. mtsc. tools (6 bom), 4 bo,es misc. ChJSels,lS boxes mtsc. auto parts, mtsc. belts, new oil & air ; !titer, mJsc. woper blades, 2 wrecker bars, I flare. misc. bolts ' and s~rews. sealed beam unlls. brake cylinder kits, brake • todl_k~, I* gallon prase sprayer, 1/S ..Ion.hydrautlc Jack (new), I llton ·hydrauloc liCk !new), 12 galvanized garliaee cans fuSed for feed only), tab e saw (cuts up to 7 ln .), sm. • woodbum~r, hand life pump, 2 steel traps, pr. 12 in. tin sntps, 2 ptlchforks, 1 garden push plow, 2 galvanized gales . each 10ft. woven wire fence Slletcher · • 13 flals spike nail. 16 D common (S lb;. each), 4 flals h9 fen~e strples 15 tbs. mh), set scales 50 lbs. (new). 1 sm. tap ' & d11 .set. hand arease sun, 60 bales •mi,ed hay never wet,' · fuel Oil link _(270 plio~) , metal firewood lor. holder, 11 in. • elect. drill,li m elect dnll, outside light wilh 16ft. steel pole, • blow torch, card ·table, lawn mower & misc. parts, sel tlli : scales, sump, 10 steel drums. · • . ' _AITIQ~ES: 4 alobts off eas lishls, armoire (old clolhes • press). jelly safe, corn cutter · several husking IJBiS, 24x24 squrre llbll bottom shell (from Mr. Myers' grandparents' home), low round spj(ldle back chair, shipped and ready to · llneh, old wooden desk. ~I ''""'"" I7IH brlclt, 11i1c. buildina material. ..... of Ilea .-bt Plus itams too nunio?rous to It••· Million. · • · • • Tht McGHEE AUCTION CO. Ohio (614-446-0152), Auctl011eer: Myron (Bud) McGhee . Appn;rt. Auctionm-Steve McGhee Ttl'?lll: Cad or cl?eck with proper I D. All iltrns must bt , ,.rei for btfort rtt?tovlnc from 1111. Othlt -ll1ms an- • · IIOinctd diJ of salt. ··----~-------- lultcfl Served. tor teeldl7tts or lost ' .. ...............-~... '• '-'-'-- IOriO 81111 .... 304-468-!884. 1171 14a70 3 ~oom Hllcno? I'IMIIIIIe ..._with 1973Pitr7uaMobl•home, foi11olthi1151L ut up on o 1 biO. unfurttllhtd II<OIPI 1ot 1n Perto t.ne ond rtfrle. e11,ooo.oo. HOCM Courl. Cll? 304-a71-7B211. IPM 446·13110. I11jidji.lib;d;:;;;;~;;; 1 4•171. 2 biCiroom. front c..- room houM. 11"'8111· " '' bullcln.., Pllll?lnl homo. Extrt nice, MUIT IEI:L. Phone don -. ............. -.. t-•~t;•;•;•~8;o:;;n~~;;:;·:;;;;;;; e.-. ROICI. 304-171-UI4. N.w..Spr'• 1t aak• 1Aa70 • extr' lnaulatlon, Only 32 Mobile Home• •12.110: 1>b70 3 bdrm. ' tor Sale • ganjeio . lull, a lle?ho. utn - · only 113.460; 1171- latullw 14 X 70 • , .... 2 bolrnl• . . . - tub• . Retrltl.-.c.r.,-.goocl - · .,0,4110; tbll cond. C..lt4 Ul t?IOI C•dtled, _..., • . o1ryat 18'7JQ.; F - ..._., 11711 Melfclttl b32 fur• • ut VII· o-·1 Mobile nliiiiiCI, . . . . _,., ...... - - . located a m1. from for ooonpelte t410. lllo . . . . . . DM bridgll. Jet. Rt2 ' checkt. Call 814- 3ai- • 1-77. 1 -304-2?3-11135. BI44i. Help we~BII T- . , . . _ moblll fir"" on e.....- 11--.c.m- pua In For ~ cell 3041711-10711 """' 71:00. ' NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KEISEL'B QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOllE SALEI. 4 MI. WES.T, OAWPOUB. RT 371. PHONE 814·446· 727•. ~ Help Wented __ ... _ ------·..... IALAIIYPLUI COMM. NEEDED ?MIIEO?ATEU' AIIEA MANAGER .,._ 12---otct -huwe st lllly...,.....to• . . . No c ••• MDII!" .-y. . . . tS JlllllnlAW I I to po;c te ... worW t. moue PI~ S eM... IMndelwOf' Co lV, NEWIPUIIIL ETC. O..Ufled lit wtl be · nt,act: I, '"'"c ~arroll Norris Dodge Third 1 11 HELP WANTED Body Shop .Foreman And an Experienced Body Man. 300 ·lc- 10 • two-tenlht acrt1 In c......-. Timber. 1 12x70 mobllo ho!lle. goroge . 127,0(10. l:ell 114·8811· 4174. ooornl, ...-. neio· 1UIIII-12d?l,~ - · Clli 11 4-241'1102. · condition, cell .304-1711- morw or lui. 7 11 FOIIIALE: 1870 Kirkwood · MHII Home 14X70. Totel ..octrlc.two -room1 end two bethrooma,porch•· a,outl>uldl~~t~.on 2~ ..,,.., Ltbi!IOn Townahlp. 11 2.000. Call 843·11288 or 843·1123t . -.on 2or3'*'-.1281. Ptrk Dr.. Pt. Pleuent. eJ?i.OOO. Cll 304-171-11271. 18 ----~---'-- Ave. tailcon . ..... ... -~-Ml • ;;1'1 r ••• For ...,.. in· fcauowdol• call JoeDuffycol- -·---1· _ 446 0842 - . ~P~ . O-~N~o-~12~~~----~----------~~~----------~------------~IL~~~~~~ • .. •: .---------------~~-------------• • • • INSTRUCTOR/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF E.NGLISH Rio Grande Collep and C(MIIIIunity Col• le&e invites letters of application and .•• nomination for the positton of Instruc• tor/Assistant Professor of Enlfish. Ap• pointment for this position is effective September 24. 1914 (fall quarter). Sa1a,Y is commensurate with education and experience. Nine-month, tenure -.: tr~ck, academic contract. • • The l'nstructor's responsibilities in• clude: teachina underpaduate co_ursls , : in develop111ntll Enatish. Enalish com· • ' position, and liter•ture classes, with a · .normal course load of 42 to 45 quarter hours of instn~ction per academic year; advisina students; servina on Collect ·committees, and other such duties as •• assianed by the Associate Dean of the • School. laster's Oeme in Enllish rt; quirtd, with earnea Doctor1te prtteachina experience requirtd. .' ferrtct: Deadline for appllcatl:~ s..-.btr 7, 1914. Persons lnte In this position should llftd cmr lttttr, educa,. tional transcripts, and rtlllllt, includ••,. 1111 the RIMS of thrte rtftrtiiCII to: Of'• tid of PersonMI, lox 969, Rio Grande '• •• Collep, Rio Grandt, Ohio 45674. .. hie Cond1cted By: 111111110111. Rio Granda Coii?IIIJB end Community College invitealetten of eppllcetlon end nomination for the poeltio~ of lnltructor of Nuraing. Nine-month, tenure triCk, let· demlc contrect. ApPointment for thla poll· tion is effective September 24, 1984 ffell quarter) . Oualificetione Include• Meater's Degree ;n Nul'ling l'lHIUired; pe?'IOI1s holding a ISN end who ere currently enrolled a Master'a P?'Ogrem In N;nlng tc:cept. ebl?i: previo111 tUchlng e..,..tenpe in · higher tduCIItlon deelrable. ptrtlcultrly in en 1111ocleta d7111Jree progrem; end Ohio or Welt VlrginlellcenMire R.N .. Reponing directly to the Dun of the School of Nuraing. the ln~n.;ctor le raaponlible for c181sroom, clinical. end on·ctmpue 1killa lab inatruQtion end eveluttlon for tim yur level of nurling; edviling ltUdenu; nrving Ol) College Committe. .; end other auch dutieaaelllignedbytheDnnoftheSchool. Salary · ie commenaurate with educetlon and a~perlence . • Dnclllrre for epplication• ie Auguet 28, 1984. Penon• intereated In the poaltlon lhould •nd cover letter, educetionel trenecrlpu; end reeume. in· . eluding the name• of three reference~ to: Office of Perlonnel, lox 989. Rio Grinde College, R!o Grende, Ohio 46874. Rio Grande Colllp 111d Co1t11unltr Collop is en equal opportunity /affirmllive action· 111plorer. . Mobile Homes f S 1 or 1 11 12 Klnplly T-nloou11, 14a70 with 7a21 ........... ·~ 1e ~ -'-~ •~-.,.------2 ...... .. . . ..,.... tub. .Clntrll ..,,...... 5111 I Lot In lltolne with 2 treller 1 1 4 70 " f u· It-, onloro- hook ""'' weve, :illde• ~ illde refrlg.. mobile upe homo. Colll1 4-1411· woahtr • dryer• . ~ltln 2202,. AM·FM - · underpin- 1 - -=-------...:.. nlng tnd diCit. Allo mata1 F"' or rent : 10a?IO 2 building. Cell . 11 4 · 2•1 · ~oom t r -. R- tt71 1834, mo. plua e100 "-'" .,.. will u1 ·for UO?Io. c.. Mobile ...,_ with Florklli 114-31?-71717. ' -•drd lot. at 1 - - - - - - - - -. Tyooon Like, Flnenclng 1811 lohullz Ltd. 3 br 1 V. .. o....• C.. ~701 or - · totll eiiC. c1ntr11 air. 441-IH2. mlcroweve, dlahwaaher. - · refrlg, urocllcJOinnlng, 1•72 t biO Klrltwood will redwood porch. 304-871· nil furnl1hiCI or unfur- 1048. n?thiCI. Mull Ill. CIH 814- 1------~-311-1818 - · 1 813 Schultz limited Edl?lon, 14x70, with 11•7 1171 1bl0 Ulllrty. - - ~. 3 btdroomt, 11-11 dorllct, wood ....... IWOIInt. ,belho........ clntrlltlrAC, liloolca. Cel 114-371- · tlriiiiMe, elrtre lnMOIItlon. 2111. built I n . . -. 1-304-46a1184 or 304-n3-1417. 1111 NoaloUa 2-3 - - room. An.cloaol - · 2 ·M - 8PPGiiiliiiWit Circle, Point Pl.... nt. By only, 304-171-I?IH. ' 1 1 Help Wented · ·--···F;o·.n•irov........ . Middleport • hmHy yerd ulo. Pertlnger. 8; Vicinity Wuterry 8uWivltlon, GaUl· polla Ferry. 'tuni bnldt Flolr Furniture. Foil- algm. T\1, - ' " • meohlne. nice clo· Yard oole Aug. 2' & 22 . 2'1• ?hlll?l end ml•eolleneQua milea out Flatwoodii!Oed. 9 lterna, Bon .. Aug. 18th. to 4. · orot ......., z ""· open•• Fricley Night Mtrkat from Stauffer, · Thuredl'y, · ltlnl 3PM till 1 Rt. 311 • Fridty, Seturdoy. .Mobile Homea for Sale ' 3 bodroom 70xt 4 Ortnvlle totel eleotrlc, e.t o,ooo . · Good_.,.,~ ohown by •PIIOintment. Cell 441· 1117 or 81o4·317·7~'a leta · 1174Ux70,._1nyerd, IIDFWII buldlftl, on rtn71C1 lot, 1110. oond. 446-714t or 446-7t33. 1--------- & VicinitY .O..IIpolla FIN Mtrklt Fri .. 8 Fomlly WoaTerry SuiHIIvl· Itt. • tun. Indoor-outdoor, lion, Galllpoll1 Farry eoron .. :.... I ,.. . ------!c- .. Rio G11ndt • • Col. P.O. NO. 12411 I Rio Grande Collep and Community Collep invites letters of application and nomination for the position of Director of Physical Plant. Admnistrative, . twelve montli, exempt position. Appointment for this -"osition is on or around Auaust 31, 1984. Salary is com· mti!Surate with education· and experience. / Reportina Directlr to t"' Vice P~sident for BuslntSS & Flna,., the Drrector will be responsible for maintenance of. the physical plant, includlna the d•vel· opment of a pi1Ytlltlvt mainte•ce proaram. Qualifications incl~de: Bachelor's D...,.. preferred, but not fiCIUirtd; five or more.ye~rs of propessive admin~ istratlvt and mainteMRce experience; supentsory skills; nperlelct witltv•lous pn••tlc and IIIChanlcal controls; and otller sucll duties as assi&ntd br tht Viet Prtsldtnt Deldll• for appllcatiolljs Aupat 24, 1914. Send cover letter lad lncltldtna the , n•••• of tint reftrMces to: Office of P1r1011HI, Ill .911, lio Glade ColI., llo Grinde, Ohio 45674. res••· Community Callell iun equal . ICiion: 1111ployer. ' ·~--------------------~,. · P.O. NO. 1240 • 2 Mdroom hou11 In Pomeroy. Furnlthld or unfurnlahtd. Colll14·882-2381 .\JACKSON E8TATI!I deyoor882-2S08 ovenlnga. APAR TM ENTI 1Equal Houalng Opportunity) lou Boum tddltlon. lo111 with one ond t w o - - - ' 33 · Fermi for Sele option, 3 Wrma. 2'h beth a. ottrtlng at n 13 for 2 , ...a. nnced yerd. wood ..droom tnd t1 II ,., 40 A term. 7 room hou11, •urnlng family month for '*""-• bern, to~O bell, pond,' room, o.c..fireplace, appllencot, lar511 with UOO ferooiCI puturw, for lnlorma- · b i - t.city wat• • 5111, neor Fooclond and .......... ?lon Cllll 441-2371 . For 11710. mth. with tt(IO. Vtllty Pltu poo? tnd TV appt . 814-137-1011 . appllld to purchell price. ent. Coli •4i-27•71 or 111v1 Cell 11 4-8811· 4387. ·m..aage. · N- lilting, 13 IOriO on. _....:...,~~-Alh?on-Miton ·llaad with Noi1h Melga CouO!tv Route Iota of roiCI frontlge: good 33. Small form • houat. 3 Furnlohtd opt. lfl W., drilled -1; oH hut; ren511. ~no• opplitncltwlth Oolllpolla. 11 71. Mon only. · refrlg ond o?htr looullholcl frM 7111 • Wlttr wtll. 12110 Coli 446·441 I mer IPM. ltomo, - thlnlo .tho locttlon monthly. 1 B ocrea of lend · Newly ttmodoiiCI . a bdr .. Ia ..cellon!. Town 1nd rent n110tl1ble . Call 1·.814· equipped kjtohon, - • Coun;~~~ Emte. lrolcer. 2713-2323 . tlr. 1200. ·821V. 8~ Phone 171·1!114a. Ave.. Oolllpolla. Call 446· 3 ~room , full btatmont, 2168 . '78 Acrtt. • bedroom contrel titr-1 cor gtrl8e,' on 1 -----~--­ hOUII, lnuoll outl>ul?dlngl, lteHhouao Roed. phone 2 bd r. opt. new • mineral rlg?ota, toblcco el- 30•·176-7438. 160 to 1146,., mo. utltlll lotment. 30-·171-3128 . . Houtfe, 2327V. Lincoln &;~:~;~8.Ctlll71-~104 or :7:3:a:~35mont!o. 304· 1- - - - - - - - 36 Lou 8t Acreege Nicely furnlahed moll?le -------room hOUII, phone homo In city, CA. 1 or a 2 bed lduha only, no pete. Cell Lo; fDI' llleln M-.vlle. 3 304-176-17113. ··8-Q338. . traDer hoolc~p1, aiiOtrlc, rural woter. aeptlc tonk, 2 bedrOC!.m homo, nice yord. .Furnlthed efficiency 11 471 · ee.ooo. Coli 814-281- blaemont ond lorgo front ~tlltloa peld, lingle. ahtre 11111a. porch, fully ctrpated, ltOVI bl?h 607 2 d a a- - - - - - - - - and ref lncludiCI. *286.00 polli. Call 4'4·-~·i .;;; APIIro•. ?IV.· • - · level month pluo dopoalt, ref 9PM. lind, with fronte?ll on two required. C.all 30•· 876 - 1- - - - - - - . . . : . reod1. ••· for ~lldlng, 87188 . . Furnlahed apt., 2 room1 • mlnl·form, oU utiiiiH .nltrby In old 110 - r P -. 2 hou•• for rent and bar for bath, clotn, olo peta, ldul?a f8.000 . Coli 1114-3a8- at?o or lotH with option to only Da;oOah • oe?eo•requlred . Coli ·814-44a8801 . buy. 304-n3·6116. 1518. ' --------1.14 eo. '-1 lond whh 513 Third Ave .• 2 ,_,, • . bellmont, locotld In ar~~n 42 Mobile Ho~Y?el both. t 1 371 mo. lncludla. Twp. Elec. • wotar. Prlc:tcl water. odulta only: C..l for Rent ruaonab?e. Conaldortredla. 448-•222 9-71. or 441CIU 441·3044. 2174 mer 6. . ' Bulldl1171 lot Neighborhood Fum. 2 bdr. trailer locotiod K 1- - - - - - - - ' - lid . llx110. e8,000. Call & K Mobile"· Homo Perle. 3 bdr. opt w-famlly nlem, Elomrn Avo. 1176 mo .. 150 441·3144 mor 7PM. dep.. rent lncludoa water, St. Rt. 141. 1210 lno. C?ll luMcllng lot V. ecre M-L.jult aewogo, gorbtge. Cell 814- 446·4940 oft'!" IPM. oft 1110. t6.100. Will con- 2118·1187. 3 rms& blth, ltave. '""'••· lend contrect. CaH 2 bdr. mob;le ,home. Call tor, oil utMitiN lnclucliCI 114-211-a?IBI. ldultt only, no pa;l. Cell 441·0380. 448·2683. Ru?rlctiCI V. ocre bulding loti with e?ICtrlc • wetor 2 bdr. mobile home. Cell Riverside Apta. Mkldllp ort. hookupl locltiCI In prlvlte 448·0390. Special retu for 8elllor .......,lelon mlill from Hoi- M.,.col Cent or. Fi- 2 Wr unfurnl1hed 12•80 Cltlzona. • 130. Equ.. HeuoIIIIICina .....1. . .. Col mer Wll. . . . . dryer hookup, 'I> lng Opportunltl11. 814· ?IPM, 441-1 ;110. mile p1(1t HMC. Coli 44a- 992-7721 . .319 or 675-9780. ly . - . 30 - · Loon - - - - - - - - - Newly remodtiiCI :Z - • - w1t11 mobile homo and Furnished air cond .• Ideal for room, equipped kltollen, !;all unflnl1hed houu. Make 1 or 2 man.,No city tiXII!• 8226. Depo11t &14-982·5318 or 8U· otter. 104-?lla-8428. Footer• Troller Pork. Cell 28111. ' 448·180~ .. . 4 oft Kerr Horrltllurg Rood on Vlnoy Rood, 2 IM:Ir mobile home. near Newly redlcorettct. 1 - · H . ooo. Coli 304-aiii- HMC. no pot a. Call 448· room. Plrllllly furnl-. 338S.rtar7p.m. 3817 . 1226. Depaoli required. C.. 814-912-1!311 or 11t2&moll1 bdr. trollerfcirrentln 2816. li I' I' I II · Kanauga, utllltiH fumi1h1d 1185 mo. Coli 448-74<18. Vllloge Monor Apta.. Middleport. IE .H.O.I h.. 1 14x70 Holly pork port fur· ..drm opta. tor rent. the rwnt nllhld. wuhtr & dryer. ttarta •t 1201 a thet 3 bdr. ·hou11 lor. rent t350 Ktrr· Herriaburg Rd . 1200 lncludea oil utlltieo, plue 1 mo. Call 304-1'76-11104 or mo. Call 446·93B4. ·uoo aecurlty ~tpoalt 11 304-171·11311. 12a80 ........ ho.... ln . , . . '"'"""· Wt " " . . . . . . In them • .,..,.,. • Wr. opKioua 11¥111?1 room cuae. perlillly fumiahld . locotod n11r 1 dootor' a • llltch on llocreo with pine, 1200 mo . plua depo11t. 1 office ll ahopplna nea. Cell R?. 1 10 Vinton. Col .448· child accepted. c.. 614· 814- 99~-7187. - ' 982·7680. 1372. New 1 Mdroom apto. In Smell furni1hed houae, 2 bedroom· treller, kitchen Mlddloporl. Fumlahtd · or tduht only. CoN 448-0331 . foimiahld, couple. 1 imlll unfumlahld .Cal I1•·H2child eccoptld, references. 630•. · 4 ~m ranch, ENo-- 304-6711· 1078 . . Vinton Rd. · Big yerd & prdln. T-1 111ectr1c plua 3 bedroom foimiahed tr~ii.IK 64 Misc. Marchand._• wood . buonlll?l 11-. Cer· ot Otftlpolia Forry. 30•· 6782034. patiCI. 1210 • month plua ........,. Co11448-7112 . Mobile home for rent. 3 I room hou•. B mi... from Mdroom unfoimlahed. 1200 O..i;IOIII. Clay ooclool dia- · mo.,h. Cell 304-875-1371 or 175-3812. trlct. CIR 448-2701. .. \ . roq-. MGM FA·RM Cln "*· ~ hou11 lor owot. Coli 8t4-318-1738. Lorge modem · home, 3V. · am. 4 milu from Gllll;lolia. e42i mo, plu• d1p1111t. Cell R..ph Barcu1 814-241-~1771 mer ?IPM . '" 44 FRE-EZER ·I SALE . , : I • Apartment for Rent SAVE UP TO 11 • Help Want!JI Rio Grande Coli••• and Community Collep invites _letters of application and no111ination for the positron of instruc. tor of Bi,IOJY.!Chemistry. Appointment for this posrtion is effective September 24, 1984 (fall quarter). Salary is commensurate with educat.ion apd experience. Nint-!IIOnth, tenure track, !IICIdemic contract. The Instructor's responsibilities include: tllching undei&liduate course in Biology and Chemisby~ with a normal course load of 42 to 45 quartar hours of instruction per academic - . advising students; serving ·· on Collell committees, and othel: such duties IS assipd by the ~ilte Dian of the School. lister's De&t• requil1d, with lll1lld Doctorate preftrrad; tlldling experience in hialler education ~~quired, with pPirience in the . .s of lidical Technoi- OU and lledical Lab Technology desirable. Deldline for apPlications is ~ber 7, 1984. Persons •utid in tllrs position should send CCMr lettlr, educational transcripts, and 11111111t, includlna the •mes of tiN referlnces to: Office of Personnel, 8ol - Rio. Grande Collep, Rio Grande, •Ohio 45674. Rio Grande Collep and Community Colleg~ is an equal opportunity/affirmative ldion employer: P.O. NO. 1240 ,' $1Q700 Frnzrr Ptt ' On Thia Big ! TRUCKLOAD ' SALE 'i While They Lltet ·. : Upltlira foirniohtd opt.. 4 roo1111 • beth. 1 or 21dulta. no pona. Call 446-0444 btfort 5PM. II room houtt. 2 bdr., t b .. LR. DR. K. Excllltnt loct7 1 bdr. unfurni1had apt .• "ear ?lon. Rtf. & depotlt rt· HMC. no pete. Coli 4•8· qulrtd. Cll? 441·1370 m., 3617. 71:00. INSTRUCTOR OF BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY DJRECTOR OF • PHYSICAL-PLANT and r.tnmunity Calla11 is 1n ..UII opporlullltf/lllirillltift ICiiln ........ for Rent ?y-- ~~~~~~===:T=;.~;:~~~==~ 32 32 prlleclfot= "="'' mort-. 44 · ·Apertmtmt .,..,_It .......,. · 1 I " lo"''' . ..,.., T••• . . . . . -. c.. 446- Houn1 for Rent • Houee tor ....: 3 ••droom, ranch. with eeo.ooo. CIH H -113t or . .2-IJia, . 11111'1-· l;;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;i"J;-;:;;;; fMiolon Jeuolo, throut:::' -::-:~-:::--:---~~ ~ 112·7244 . a.- ' ::,.'.:'..:::. ::Z.on to ~- I rI Mlf• I room• In the v•~ege of Rd. VInton . P1nly furnliiiiiCI. L2 ____. _ _ _...;.. · __ · Z badroom,new oOof,vlnyl tt3.000.or tr..... foro· te.IOO comper. t1 1. Greet llioetlon. 1410 oq.ll .. ildlll?l·-·- outbuUd· Mtlnt St .• VInton, Oh. C.. llrwet~~~t~lyroom,Jbdr.. tV. 114-3Ba-80117. ..... ............... . 1 ell, •u ry oc h oo 1, Wool Dleblulr _. tno. 4 lait?ht lt2-3111 -· _, .e17,IOO.Cell lloW _ , ootl?lo elt•I:OO p.m. · · For .... by _..., buldll)l down bell 44110710•1 72 In rMtrlob!f- 1213. · 01., 1 ~ lt'!fY I......,.; brktk ; on Krlotl Dr. Clou to lpr?na 1 .._.,., 3rd • Andfean: Mo• •• Veftey Bhopplnt Center oft I 3 •• dr•m flotne: 3~ ..:... - · ez2.000 o r - •• •wr.t• Rt. 31. Relp?o 2 .....,., tron. lotin .. CIH 304-1121. · : _•_uu_h_fo_r---'-·--~ HMC. C.. 446·2117. . 2--houlllnP' .Green Twp. n- ...utHul2 " ' - - -~~ ..., NOWI 'A roy. lelutlfulvllw ofrW. atory horiot, • or I bdra.. t '\\ ~~·aAIICIAIIIII H - o1ou 1111101\1111' ..th. l1r511 llvlngroom • to IOhoole. MlddiiPOrl. Cll - · C.. 112-31112 ld?chln. formel •nlnpoorn. 11 •-112-114 t . IOIIIIDI-. Utlll?y room, ,..,..., oonerate drive, nice lot, city 1 ~u 3 .....__ 2 ·~­ tchoola, 4~ mi. from a..... honlly ~- ...... -· -wood ..... room with poll1 . hrr,ln priced, . bumlr. l!ritla_?II,...,O. es4,800. WII oonalder mo. 1 1111 with I?OOIIId bit home trlde ln. Celt pond. Cl?y 111 lllolne. 44t·I031. CoN 114-.48-2141. 1 ocre • n._ 1 h.om houul~i;i;;.;;:-UI.rui:ki;;;b;;;: 1--------10ond trtll1r. 2 out buHclnp, 4 h droom, Lll, Dll. ~. For tllo by _ , 2 ~Fire..ll Rd. Ctii441-71B7 ~"":"......~~:::; · C::.H~-w;:..~:. . or 81•·2111-13311. lot. on lith 11.. Syrocuu. dleport. C'ell 11 •·112· Pen-'ICI Weill. bull In 08· 3417. 3 Wr. corpatld. 11x31 ........ CinM-en~. 1 - - - - - - - - - l clnground IWimmlne ,ool, 1 - - - - - - - ; , . _ - IIICIUOid, nlot 311Ntrrn home. U?I,OOO. II.OOO_n..._ hum Aeoldltlontooo : dolond oont - , little, ....OMnt, 1ar181, · wn. 0 1100. 1-*'n, option to buy. once on lind cont;OCJ .,nth trlot. B% lntornt. 128 Pourlh peroent • - · JIIY"**t o - lillY oerry. C.. HiAVo., Otlllpolla. CoR 441· e1111. 3 -roo1111. Z'h ._11=1_7_.- - : - : - - - . 3204. M?hl. 2 - ... fenotd ylrd, 1·. wood bumlng flrep?ooe, 11'1 -mMIIIoen. 31 br, 3 old, low IO'e. 304honlly room, eq, li?IPitn-. Roduced 11.000. Nlcecllln 111111 Ma1men1. 8U helOt. 171-17t3 mer 4 . melntenenctffel.... hMt. Will •leo •••· Cal 1114· . c.,t. olr,lllt flni!ld In 111011 laii-4JII7. 4 ·room tnd Nth houu, ytrd, 1· cor 5111'181 w~~~~l--------lc- 40or120iot. 3 4 t 0 t0X 12 "• ,_., ......._ t•< ·~ 1 old. 1.,.1.401 Ave •• Point tloctrlcn .....,, .,.. • . " .. crt- 304Woodin oumuldlnp, low wll OOftllder nloe molll7l 'or utility bHia. Price · to · ... home u triCII. LoottiCI In 1-----~--, lmm.,.otely. Ceti4471-0t01 Crown City. Cel? 8t4-2711- ly Owner ·' """"" ltYII ~-~ ~ etone, 3 .ltiiOOMI, t3.1 .~ • ft er 5I :30. .---· ben ment. JICIMIIup ,ulty I· I' I --"· " "*'' • ,..,. . -. Col H lntereotiCI 114- -~ . . ,., ' ly - -- houll for - I n Mkldlepart. a.t1t Md • 41 Mo..lo home with 1dd on fuU petlo, 1 ocre lond, Coli 448·72U . . AIIIHN· 2 on llgley llklllllld_I'IMIIIIIe..._ - · ..,.... For mor lnfDr· me?IIOn Mlllt4-H11·42CJe. _110-;;';;' 12 32 Mobile Home• for Sele Prioeol to ... It t27,000. Coli 814-742· 2Ua. 1------- ,..,.....,t 11.-.-. ·' .,_ "'-'· w ment, "'··-· tl..lble lllo eohiCiule, weRe. .., ............ OfePbilltlle, ul~ ~ ~ ID- "'-tt..... _.._ •n-..._ l l · f ..llllll....... nt u .w.....,, •• ..,. ...r................."' Public Notice "'"*"· 18 Wtnted to Do KIT 'W CAM.YU -llunolna·fuel"ol' -..·-A;lprool. . wood 2 1-:--------....,..,.,1 Help W-ICI: ,.. or ,..,. ... l l·hiiOI'!flvPI'II• ... ,,uhe t Help Hom11 for ~ele 7...-houllflr ..... J ..._.Mih.F .. .IIeu- ""'*"rtgln,....,...,_,.ll. newpelnt,........,....,..., ~ ClaMi/irrrl ~n ~'-'«'" •II• . , . .............. Q.o.o.,~, U -CI, IIM'-14 .......... 11·1--0Jopt.rtuoiolr , t: s• . 31 ...a.w.. . . •' ,. :: :· •• ·; Homee for 31 ~---.......... ly-Jbdr. ,.nAIIIIIH . menyutru.Ceii....._Zih : til 1:00PM, .rtar I:CIOI'M bue~~:.:::'.;.,~.--C ........ .,... 114-246·11111. ~ 3 z ' ,. Only '""" _ _.... ...... on tlola 3 111 brloll ......,., 2 I10tV ·- rv . • loOuu. - . . - on 2.1 home, ~ - · V. • of lend with fwm -loot. wiiM ............. e.nd· ' pond, looetetl - r Oa Hll e21.100. hrlout end C~nt•rvHie, 11111r0a . ...,.... aall ....1311. "It rloo. Onlv 13,710 down. 371-2IOS 4Wr.owoa~o--z.ooo ••_ mer I P.M. deNy. ....... 147,100. V I r \ ' _ _ _ _.:.____ nlenlly looalld V. bleGII to 1% down tt .21" 'lilY eehaale. . IV. - · lnterut rete Ull to 3 0 - . luyera pooteotlooo ploon. Cel CeU N.L. · - · WI•- R..ltora. 446· : ' Jeri AlAe It 4-371·2721 ·;;;;;;--;;;;;~;-.;;;: . , tfteriPMcirlt4·4n-2443 8AM·IIPM. 2 •••oom fr.M hou ... .. , .· ,,:; 31 · Homee for ..,. H--~-­ .... a..., II. . In Middle110ft, c.. "4-1,2-1421. , Register- 67~1333 ' Ohio--Paint Plsuwnt, W. Va. T.._ ........... _.;..,, lllloe 2 bdr. ut11ty ,_,, lllnyl _ . - · _,... ............ , ..... -fur. throughout, well ..........,, IIIIIM, hot:.. '!eter link, '' ~ Tribune ---· MGM ,. i FARM CITY, INt.! Pomeroy .., j 614-992-2181. I 54 Misc. Merchandise CHILDERS SAW SUPPLY ' I 388-8564 ' RANCHER 50 Easy to use on tough · jobs, this chain saw puts professional performance onto the hands of non-professionals. Efficient quifl,;' and virtually vibration-free . the 50 Rancher i~ perlact tor part-time users who demand full -time , performance . Autorita?ic chain brake 'Standard. , I j ' . • • ALLIN STOCK TRACTORS · AND EQUIPMENT AT ~ r 1. COST PLUS· 10% ''• 2 Wheel Tractors 2-5240-8 H.P.-Hand Start 1-5260-8 H.P.-Eiectric Start 2- 5245-12 H.P.-Hand Start f} !: t: I.' _.t... ~ ' . t.. 1-8122-12 H.P.-Eiectric Start " 1-8179.KT-17 H.P.-Eieelric Stlrt ~;: l-8199KT-19 H;P•·-:-Eiec. Start :'1: 4 Wheer Tractors "NO TRADES" •• ,, :· n ~: GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ;,:: · ~ SERVICE .'f BTHE ' lanninl R?llllll o•..; GRAVELY . PH. 992-2975 f. IIYIITEM·. 210 Condor St..lftm 1_, '· �...-... _......__ - ---• Ohio Time$-Sentinel 44 Apartment for Rent 3 rmo. & bath . lnqulreot 122 4th Ave .. Galllpolll. In Middleport on N. 4th Ave.. 2 room ept. No children. cell 1-304-882· 2111. APARTMENTS , mobile ·homoo, houHo. Pt, Ple11ant and Galllpollo . .814-446822 1. • Nice 1 ond · 2 joadroom unfurnlohod apartments. 304-87&-2218 before 8 p.m. Sleeping room with kitchen llflvllogo. No drinking. 304· 871-8874batw-o3-7PM . 51 Nice electric range, Kanmore WMher. full alze bed box aprlngo 11o mattran. other hou11hold ltmoa. Call 448-3224. 1- : : - - - - - - - - 0000 USED APPLIANCES Waohero. ~ryero, refr)gerotora, rangeo. Skaggo Appllonceo, Uppllf River Rd. baalde Stone Crel1 Motel. 814-448-7398. 1 - ' - - - - - - - -County Appllence. Inc . Good uood opplloncea and TV leta. Open BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sot. 448-1899. 62.7 3rd. Ave. Golllpolio, DH . Manu Magic kitrange, 'Cormanlc top. oven door, outomotlc . food wormer.t1 00. __ 2 bedroom opt ·w ith com- I~~~~~~:._ pkl1e kitchen. axe cond, 1fZOO.OO month, plua utili- 40 Inch Frigidaire Electric tin. 30,4 -?73-5143. · Ronge, 304-895>3845. Coli oftor 8 p.m. 46 Furnished Rooms Plckon1 uold furniture. 304876-15483 or 876-1460. Fpr rent Sl-Ing Ro0m1 Uaod Moytlg dryer 14e.oo. ll)d light !>Gull kHplng Coil 304-876-2309 ofter 3 rooma. Park Centrol Hotli. PM . 814-441--0768. c••• Skooplng room t126. utili- 1 ·6 = 2--=n:-:: 8:-.=TV~.-::R-8--:d.,-io-tiH pold. Shtro bath, mole 't" only. Rangt • rtfrlg. 919 ',Equipment Znd. Ave,. Gtlllpoll1. Ctll 4441-4418 lifter 9 PM. Uoed 40 chonnol C8 t odlo. Call 448-3042. Space for Rent 48 ,• 53 Antiqu•s COUNTRY MOBILE H o m e l - - - - - - " - - - ltork. Routo 33, North of -ei>m..oy. Lorgt loti. Coli Antique R011 Bock VIctorian Empire Sofa Ito Eutlake 114-992-7479. platform <ockor. Coil 814992·8915S. ·- Now doing cuotom 11wlng. 304-882· 3411. 58 ·-·----- ... ..,. to Rent ;ro nnt or !>uy a troller lot. .Somewhere oround 'lon-Rie-WilkeovMie vin,dorty. Coli 814-992-15418. ..·- PBtl for SIIB Pet• for Sal• 8 good looking, wall morked. Rag. Wolk• pupa. Out of 2 good coon dogo. wlthboth ~ ..,.C . adlng. I own _,o. omt and 00 hUnting. Call 814-288· 1418. . AKC Rag. Dobarmen pupplot.••• Rtdt • blackt .• 71. Coil,_,.. 7 79&. 77911. Bot>y rtbbhl pldlgnlld Rtx Juciy Toytor Grooming. Call t3.00 aoch, olao 3 mo. old 814-241·8487. &14-387-7220. B;lerpetoh Konnt11 Profea· whlto Rtx d - li.OO. Coli Al-breld grooming. AKC Rag. Shetland ShMp WO~I<.I"-1& AT 'THE Indoor-out- -rdlllf fo- dog puppy, mole •.lwkt. old. UNI7ERTAKe..:·~. ollltle~. lnglllh Cocker Spa- t1&0. Call 448-1889. nlool puppln. Coli 814· 318· 1 - - - - - - - - - -·lho . 9710: · Skunk wijh C.U• ~ted, t111. Ca11814·388-1841. ) 1 form lho ........ - - .. Dragonwynd Catttry Ke~ giltodbylho- -' 11"""'Q;>""''P'""QI7'"'Q;I"""'iV~ i nelo. AKC ChoW puppllt, AKC Ragil1artd mlntetu,_ • ......_ kltteno. lfiW lilt- Dalhhound puppkn- black b-4o..Ao.~~:.~~ CFA Hlmllaytn -ond Partlen • r u 1 t . 8 hot t • kltteno. can l11-44i-3a44 worrnld.t1110. Coli 304· YoSiordly'• l Jumbleo: BLOOM FEN.CE MUSLIN . LIQUID tfter 8 . 883-8378. · Wl-f'( H~ QU IT -10 r ) complall1ed ol ri nging li'l hll ear~'· Answer: What theSOUND doctor said YOU'RE AS Awl\en BELLthe patient · . 1----------+------.----1 54 Misc. Merchandise 54 Knouff Firewood Split- 96% 814~98e-3978. hlrdwoodo. Seoooned or 1 - - - - - - - - green. You pick up or wo 1977 C11e conot. King dallvar. HEAP vendor. 814- backhoe, leu than 1e00 258-82415. hro.. excotlent condition. 1 - - - - - - - - - Coli evenlngo tfttr 1:00. Umeotone. Sand. Grovel. Call 814-89S-81B9. · Dollvered In Mtoon, Melgl, Gollia or pick up ot Richard• For Ale electric wheet chair, 304-773-5174. ' & Son. Coli 448-77S5 . 57 Mualcel lnatrument• ------,?.. AKC fl1ilat•ld rnlnloture Bohnaua• , jouppla1, mell ""' llld-.lo,SaltandPapp« 300wottPaavtyi'Aayetelll;l color, lhott and wormed. , uo. oond., wtl ool whh ..,. 304-181--3881 . · wttheut 4 mlorophonat. Cilll' 448-4821. -- ·57 ~ythm ~ Muaical lnatrumB!Itl Ulld dolrlnet In good condltlon. ultd only 3 Hlaono. 2 Low..-y 1Jpec!II..,.....CottU400o will 1111 for ·t1000. J Yl't.': · old. Conlilt of •110 w -· · of muolc. gOOMneck Mf:htt 11 11001 ' • 4aarpho-. 8 3 2 ~~C~t~ll~e~1~4~-8~t~2~-1~1~1~11~-~~~~~~~4-~1~8~~-~~1~• ~~- ~~~~1 ,. I Ohio Point _.ulieal 117 59 lnetru"*•ts Klnlbtll Artltt Contclle PI· - · 1S mo. ol!l. uold """' Spinet- Co~ Planq F•rm Equipment Black Anguo bull 810 7001ba. Coil 441-23e8. 8uah hog 4ft. IIIIa - · pul type, t31!0. Coli 448-2371 . John ' D•W• A tractor, . plo-. mowing mochlill. 2 ,whtel tnllor. Hobar! porta· .blo woldlng-ttor. 304'8811-3471 • .-: 58 Fruit · & V8getBbiBa Grovoly tractor • ac-olin. Old., modo!. *81!0. Seo SOJ'oh Rom"!'f, Co. Rd. -211. Pomoroy Pike. Call 814992-8178 . 83 2 - a n d 2 - " · teO.OO 304-8711-?3113. -~h. Realttartd Aft1141oan oaclclle horu. IOidlng Chaatnut with whltefwt.Joke ........ """"· 304-875-3030. 8713431 ' Of 1711-3403. Plga for ...._ Aahton, w. Y. Phone 304-178-2743 or 304-87e-2121. COWl With ctlvat, brad helf.... N- ldet No. 323 corn pi....,, Phono 304S91-3318 . Uveatock ~4 . Excellent plouure riding horN, very gentle. Nuddle. und toddlo. 2 blonketo. UIID.OO. Afttr 4:30 ctl 304-8711-6474. Hey & Gr11in Oood mixed h.oy · in baril. t1 .1D bole. 304-878-4100 CN: 304-Bia- 3;121. ANI Eatlta General lhd rotpbarrleo . Toylort ll!trl\' l'etoh. Caii448-B812. 58 Momo Grown • - Corn: ' Ill- Quittn. whlte.You plck-80 - • a doztrl. Cllf· 'l ord Hilt Ftrmo, flm houao tbove Raclno · Lockt and Dam,lttta Rou1e' US. YOU WOULD BE PROUD .TO CALL Ibis lonly rancbor at Portland ho1111. It Ills IYerythina intludinas ~ larp ltvtllotlll C1U one of our ulesmen.todly to inspeet.tbis ont!l · · Fruit & Vegetable• HISlOIIC - IT'S Otm AN ADYENliJRE EXPI.ORING THIS BRICK ct\ONIAL fiQI Til !WiOIENT TO Til Arne VllJ Will. FER IJIIE VllJ HAWE lJN: BloCK IN TIME AT IDST A COOI.I!Y. 4 IIEllROOMS. 2 BA~ FWW. lliNNl. fAHN IGTCHEN. rQVER YIIIH !ftN SIAilWAY. If YOO NEBI EXIIM HXlME YOO rAN IPT SECTDi HouH for 11le or !NIH con· oidar trldo for mobilo home &0 lb. potatoes t8.00. 304- of - a l voluo. 304-?73· &78-2328 or 178-2808. 5174. RNI Eatete General ' . 0 p_en H9USe Of HOME tHAT HAS BEEN CIJtiO!IED TO SIWI.II'r. ALil FRAME OtJPL£X CIIINEIIIENTLY • ~rro for 11le- Ctrlnlng tomatoes . owncolfltln-. E u - DoVUI, call 814·247•3283. Route 124 "'" Portltnd. ooss snm PRES- ENTLY RENTIIC FOR $120 WEEIQ.Y. I'UJS 4' 1RAil£R !'G. THIS IS HOT (JILYAQlfAT I'U£l TO liiE llJT ALSO 0000 INCOME ~- B£I1IR CAll RlR AN . Pick' your own, bring your 6 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND 1 milt put Htnis Ftrms on AI'I'IJimlNT SOON! Gqldan Quaan corn, f1.00 doztn. 304-87112817. lllvi bttn in businns In Rtvtttiwood, W. V1., since 1965. GO!Illl REilly is I name you qn trust In Rnl Eslltt! Wt would lit happj to Wt rree riPened ' cennlng or fr-lng peacheo, extro nlca, cu...,t price 19.88 buohol. .C tll for ourrtnt variety. Pllttt brlna oontlln«~ for 1ppraiN and list your property. Wo htn just oponod our office in Ohio. , . . · · Virginia D. Carroll - Broker I:";II;J~et;nt:;:t;nd=P;antl=·=== tractor, tnd 1woocl apllt- ' .gal", Morcy'o Molono retdy. lll<fo mill Out Rt. 141. · WE NEED LISTINGS Ill OHIO - 9 " Ford front 1-. unlcom w, P9lt carrier, box ... 4-742-:U21. lor· Wolftld: ...,.....libla pMiy to toko o - low Monthly 'IYarntnto eplnet plano. Clll ba 141oe1Jy, W~t Credit Mtn· lgtf: P .O. lc!• 33, Frledano. Pa. 11141 . Uv•atock o.... 420 John doaeriiOod cond. Celt afttr I!PM. 114· 388-1708. boom robbhpenswttll ......... lug limo, to-uck t o -. Coil 814-742-2178. ...,.. tar Mle. •••· con. Ctll oond. ...., feN: btlglnn.... ,04-811·43118. . 24721 Hill Road Racine, Ohio Ph; 24 Ohio ·304-273-931t3 W. Va. 83 114-112·1411- 4 p .rri . Ulld Conn trombone, fair GORRELL REALTV W. Va. For Sale or Tred• 1979 Ford Filrmont, 4 cyl .. UIOO. or trade for gOOd 4x4 auto; trona., 304-8715· 7890 . llall- ....... new U4tl. wll toll for *1441. Col CANNINO TOMATOES: Ploked.l4.00;1'1ok your own ... 10; .ring contain«~. Houn 10:00 to 4 :00. 0 t!!Mt t>v ..olntmom. Rlvmond .. ... w. p'hona ·(1141247 4212. . . Goodwill ln-rlai, 409 Moln St. Jeen Mil, Aug. 20th thru Aug 21th, ho" off 56 Peta for S•le - Misc. Merchandin 1--------- over.,.ul from• ond ban. No · - to footon to bed. Call 611 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 54 Colibor Hawken Muzzle Remington bolt action rifle, Loader wHh full length broil 30-01, t1IIO.oo. 304-891ocope. New with powder, · 3828. ballo, & pouches. t2110. Call -:-:---':-~--­ e14-742-.301 O.Evon. Tobacco stlcko 12' In long . 8oth ends ohlrpenad, 17 2Y.r ton central air condi- centa each or 1 I centa per llonor. complete wHh H coli 1,000 or rnore. 304-937llo tubing, naw cornpreuor. 2830. 15110. Coil 814-992.-11437. Sovago outomotlc 18 gtugo, refrigerator Winchllttr modo! eo 1 2 Ktromore haavy duty gouga, with ateot' b8rroll. outom.ttlc woohtr t100, wn:htot•- Modtl 37 red Naturol goa dryer 1100. 40 lett• 410 gtugt. WincheoInch olootrlc rongt *46. t• modti37A-410goup. K window air conditloneu Mort 20 go- WlncMiter 5000 11o 8000 BTU t86 modo! 1200 • 12 "'"'"' 304-773-IUe. each. Col 614-742-23152. 1 portoble trapera bor with :47 W•nted W. Va. 58 Why pay mor• Ti-ede Center Furniture Outlet, Kanauga. Ohio. 0pelf ,9 -7 PM . Jl Plemwnt, Household Goods :! bedroom newly remodeled 1--;:;;;~;-;~;;--;;~;;;; apt, alec htat, In Now Hoven. U&O.OO month . 814-992-7481 . 'Paint 19, 1914:.: _.,..,, Alto. ~My crop ........ 8ortiett ...... llld pru-. plume roody In lett ~UJIUI1. - · o Mof!<et, Ma· 111n. w. Va.. 304-773J?21. 0,. dally till dart . Building Suppliea Building Metwlola Block, brick. _ , pipet; . wlndowa, llntela, •tc . · CloudaWint.... RloGronlle. 0. Ctll814-241i-1121. llliver Oueen . ll""'t com, ')ldna 304-e711-2133. IIIII FAll ~D OIICIWIII - You're invited to come and visit this attractive 3 BR home· wjfull fin ished basement Sundav from 1 to 3 located just off Rt. 141 on the edge of town. Follow signs. . Wiseman Real Estate Agency . V£RY Pfi!\IATE ~TIOH.llo ACRES. All FENCED. BEAUifll CUSTOM BUilT 3 BEDROOM IWOt .HOllE. AR gJ)it«i, OAK rAIIHETS IIIIUTMN. ctmOiol CW'ET .WO IIIN'£S. HEAT PUll', NtiiRSill WINlOWS, PlUS MANY -OIIfJI EXlRAS. aTY st1fJOLS'ISIU4. FAilJ!OUS BUY AT $54.000. .liST USTlD! A FAIIiLY CAll EIIJO'I IHIS COIFOITAII.£ ( llUJIOOM. 3 BAlM HOME VtiDI lA l.MIIG. OOIIHG IHl F.wtY RM.If ~ UI(£11£01J11l00RS. 1IIERE IS A MllO FlUS llEOI IHO 6 IDU11fl.l ACRfS. ' BEAUTIFUl. UI(E NFN. BUY RlR $19.!Dl JJSIIJSI(J)! 446-3643 Plaatlc ciaterna atate ap- :·&1 HouaBhold Goods .,. proved. plaotlc Hptlc tanka. pla~lc · culvert, motel culvwtt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jeckoon, Oh 814281·6930. •It• Shrubt , pruned, lawn reaaedad, raulnlng walla, oldowalko. potloo, bark mulch & oawduot . Contlct Bruca Dovllion. Coli 814218-1427. SWAIN "~U,CnON & FURNITURE .t2'011Vo St., Oolllpollo. Now • uold wood & coalotov11, •1! piece wood living room with tS Inch flat erm1 t318. bunk bed1 complete .with bunkllt t199, 2 pltct antron llvingroom auhei ~1111, ontrpn racllnar1 *99, -'"!thor recMnero tSO, moplo . OWNER Reel Eatata Gane111l Surpluo Army ce<nouflaga, 14 01 denim, rente! uatd clothing. 1972 El C o . . . . , o , l t - - - - - - - - - t For 11le fill dirt, ond t 0 p aoll. 1977 Triumph choppor (760). Sam Somarvllo'l, Call Coll814-2&8-1427 . .\tln~e letl , t179, ' bOll Eut - Rovenawood (New lprlngo & mattreta twin or Uaod Ford btckhoe. 1 -814- Ero). Fri. Sot, Sun, •1 :00.tull *1 00 ,lot nigulor·flrm 894-7842 or 814-894- 7 :00 pm. Dlocount foctory Glo. J120, mople dinette tholro 5008. union labeled odvortloing *311, wooh ltando t34, Phono: opocloltloo, Point Ple...nt. .....,.. rook- *89. 1 ploce Uaod 40 Channel CB rodio. 304-676-3334. ' ...._dinette let .149. 6 Phone 448-3042 . REDUCED TO $36,000 - EJc1--------jMece dlnatta let tllll, uNci cellent buy 011 til~ 3 bedroom 2 plecewoodltl frame couch bldroom 1ulte1.. refrigttr1· For .oolo -one.. wood. ond rocker, 304·7n·ll492. rand! home. large INing 40ra. rangea. cheat, drweera. Coli 814-245-9401 . .wth fireplace, large kichen & jlwringer walhero, TV'I, d!'f· Sony Betamovle color. video . diningCQfflb., builinslloveand -- lit ahoet. con 814-446- Moving out of lteta. Must camere. new lncludae Mtdishwasher. FamilY room ._119. oell Searo huvyduty tory end rachoro•. •eoo. 12'1122'. all located 011 20 waaher, 8 monthl old, Call 304-IS~-21108. acres. • LAYNE'S FURNITURE UIO. Glbaon rofrl-fretztr 1-=:----....:....~--­ .l(ofo, choir, rocker, otto- lido by lido 4 yro. old *250. Ping pong tabla, picnic _man, 3 tobllt, (extra hoavyl. Con 448·2787. BUILDING SITE - 16 acres . toble. · cooh raglotar. hard"HBII. Sofa. chair and lovewitll minerals, moslly wooded, were 1~111. auto romp. 14" veiY privale and peaceful loca- · t271. Sofaund ohllro Kenmore weohlng machine. elr attlc-exhaul1 fan, 1,000 ictd from t211. to tl9i5. good cond.. 6 yro. old, oq.ft. copaclty, bath-fantion. oble1. •eo ond up to t125. 1100. Hl1 & hero 28" 3 lite. slightly domagld comHldo•o·bado,t380. ond up opeld blke,liko new, t75 eo. mode, ohower otoll. 1120 COUIITRY SElliNG -lovely l6 tiiO., oola bldo t14e, Coli 814-398-9043. Morquetta, Point P..... nt, 3 bedniorn ranch oome, 2 ful llacu ...... t2811. to t37e .. 304-676-2104. baths. room. lar&t living .LI!rnpe from t2S. to •12e. Cut up 1laba, •15 ' PU pc. dinettft born t1 Oil., to load,lorgar loldl dollvered. Cre•m •p•r•ter, 13 pl. room. fiJI basement, siuated 011 2 actes. Reduced to Q&. 7 pc. *1SI ond up. ~oil for prlcn. Call e14- carboy jug, hobby hOne, Wood ttble with tlx cholro 245-6S04. $43.000.00 Iorge ponda baoro, Ute n'ilg.t2BI to t7415. Dnk t110 azlnea, glaaa clorox jugo, .!iP to •221. Hutchet, fll60. Little girls clothel, lizeo & couch 1nd chah'. ReaHn NEW USfiNG - Nice 3 bedlunt bed complete with thru 7 . 8oyo cloth eo olzes 14 Dlgt11, motal bad, I gtl. room oome. new carpet -~. t2711.andupto thru 18. Call 448-2480 . otont jor. d r t - with merequiP!BI kilchen, drapes, in 1.311. 8aby - bldo, •no. ble top. teecher~ deak, Hutchison Subdivision. Call for Mattrnaea or box 1pring1. R••• trailer hitch, 1l1o shovel, poklll. weahpan, Wa• appointment filii or twin, tiS., firm, US . mirroro & jock otendo. Coli tar cooler, 60 gal. barrol. 6 tl\d t78. Q._, ooto. t195 . 448-1943. gol. barrel. Phone 304•87e4, dr. oha111. t42. II. dr. 3828. ollt11t, tll4. led frorne1, 1977 Ctll COJ11t. King t20.ond Ull., 10 gun: Gun backhoe, Iota thon 1eoo tJ!blnato, t380. Oo1 or hra., axceUerlt · condition. tlectrlc rangto t371. Boby Coli avenlngo oftor 5 :00. mtlt-1, tZe& t311. bed Coli 814-898-8189. fi,arneo t20, 12e. • l30. lllng frt"" • so. Oood aoloc- Shop Smith 1 0" IIW, drill tllln of bedroom oult01, preu, latht, 12" dlac rocken. metal cabineta. aander, ban aw. Gravely tield-rd1 t3B • up to tractor. Coli 448·3084. til. . . --------!cf ~·-- ---- - -------Ook wall phonoa. rockero. IJold Furniture -- d!Yofl, ond pretlld cholro, pedeotel to•TV'o. 3 mHoo out lulovllla bioi, hutch11, Ito mloc. Paul Rd. Open tom to 8pm, Mon. -Conklo Furniture, Rt. 7, fliru Fri .. 9om to llpm, Sot. Tuppers Plo\no, Ohio. 114-4411-0322 HOBSTffiER REALTY s. . .. r. aa ,.. \Mavy duty white OE dryer, .;e.y good condition. teo. Call 814-18e-4392. 4 chain uw1 for ult. All Uke new t100. ooch. Coil 814· 742-3010 ..... • INTOWN on nice lot. Downtown arn, ISSUIIIIblt lOin. ~ISO Will htlp fi111nc1 down- _payment. Just one of the nicer oldtr homts. New , utilities. Have reduced price down from $49,900 to $46.900. Call us to show. · Wiseman Real Estate Agency Rnl Eatete Gener81 Brilnr-AuetionHrCall 446-0552 Anytlltll lttb llull 245-t507 StM lleClhlt 446-1255 Have reduced price $5,000 to sell before school starts. This hou" has 3 bedrooms, cant. ai.r, ps heat. 1 car prage with electric do,or opener, 10xl2 wooden outbuilding, IarKe patio, fenced in back lard, low utility bills. Large eat-in I kitchen. real Come and set for your• ·' FOR SALE BY OWNER WHY SETTLE FOR TEwNG THE WHOLE . COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? Ask YourHif This Quft.tion ' With Modern eat-in kitchen, full-sized dining room,large .living room and foyer, basement, 2 bay windo"s, fenced . yard a'nd garite. One block from city schools, city park, downt~n Gallipolis, movie theatre and stores. Buy at $62,000. ' .... II. L "Bucf'lldHE Chlryt ......,, / IIW:scalntrt . Jlhane 742-3171 I \" • AU1liEIITlC LOG HOUSE located 011 Rlcalon Creek wilh 2.9 aciiS MIL 2 bed!OOIIE, batll. lui basement, IarKe side and frmt sundeck, modem stepsavef kilchen, rural waler, .....,.. storm doOB and ~ ~~ City SChool System. Nee ~-•log oome by Rlcalon Cr-. 11611 JUST·WAITING ' FOR YOU IJN8y 3 bedroom brick home in • Yfl'f desirable locllion cbe to Holzer Hospilll. This home has-& lllrrnal entrance. a ..... ' -446-1066 . 446-1997 . with prqe. The home ' is sbled' 011 • large Will ~ ~ wilh cliain lilk fenced 1n back ylld. Also l1ll gas and central air. ' RNI Eatate General C: ~ dES llll. FliiiiiS OIIIIACCOOII ClEEK Appmx. 6!i acr!S liable llld 1351CreS wuods. REDUCED TO $44.~ - HILLTOP SIIBDMSION·- 3 BR home features k~hen. iving room. dining room. family room, fill!piace. gas heat. C) 6lm 2 llrae st~ porches. lovely quiet c;entra1 air and carpaing. 9 ~% assumable. fn Slltling. · •Z GOOD UVIIIG FOR SALE- 78\l acresMII.kNely m ME YOU LOOKING FOR ABRICK HOlE?- Then brick alld frame ranch dis~ys 2 baths. 2 BRs. m this lillY be just tl1e line. Canwliently locat!d on 16124 kitchen wilh washel. dryer, double OYen O Rl. 35 west. this home oiiiB IIIII! living room. range, DW, displ. IJrge living room. arlificial ~ di!Q room. 3 bldloom, laundry room, l h baths, fireplaca lofaster bedroom ~ 16x1& Cellar house, . eciuiiJped kitchen, alll!tina. centralair and a2 car shed and ~ bam. 4-4 acres ol pastull! with ; £IIIII. sJiing and pond. located in Cheshill! Twp. :ot - '::I Colrilitable two stDrf horne ~ 4 BRs, bltll, Z llib:hen, lYing room. t.nily room. two fi~ 11610 rm. ~ Asm£0Fi!S;,.,. -describes this IWelywhile i BRICK HOlE - FUll BISEIIEIIT RfDUC£0 TO $59.900 f<J Slle <W trade. 31ots In Chesl\ire: 1 RlOIIIS, 3 bednioms. 11+ bill; llmili room, d11wng I1IC:I modem ranch s1yte home wood <J COli burner. Nat. &I! hot walE! basement hBalilia sy!blm, lmdern slllpsMrllill:llen, Ill~ lll!ide trim is 0111 has "Mana' room. :x'w':: windows. Must. see this nice 1qe oome. ·Phone ~ • GUYAll TOWIISIIIP - - In town locllion_,includes~ 1111; living roo!'~. dinin& room, bath &basement leAs !II ca1pel GIS heal Priced at $29,!Kl0. Call today'for details. . 20x70 .......... .l!i::.i:"llndsca . . ,.... ~-~ peel. • .· • ·. IDIS FOR Sll.£l - Three level kits 11 KA!nts Addllian ell Bidwel Can be ptJChlsad individlillly. Call tr delails. . OIIIUWIOUSTOsnUIIMEUSAII.OfFERI - fllwo'illd Twp. Si. Rl. 233. 2 ac;es. n1llll! <W less, zo It hend dull well. ~~l:r.l ' "l INVESTIIOO PROPERTY - Third .AW!Ilue, two sllliy duplex. 5 rooms and batll in· each unlt """ 000 .... ' • • . PRICE IIEDUCED! lUST SEll TO S£11\.E ESTAm -~ 3 BR home in .lllwn teat1res eal.i n kilcllen, living room. blllh. carport, carptling, JIICe level lit . llliP Co. uStqs Clll: i:h.yi-·7M17( <W family room. Additiclnal tewres include new ct$m drapes, carpeting. wood!Juming stoW. declc. cent air, cafi]CJI and natural wood sidine Call for apjXIntmenl. 2 ba111s. dchen with llflt! and eye-1M~ oven, 15x48 li'ling !110111. ~ carpell!d. fii!Jiace, 6x40 m ICallrontforpormorec~~=garden kt city school distM. . ~ m 0 REDIJC(D TO $49,500 - COULDN1 ASl FOR A liME US All OFfER - OWNERS HAVE !lOVED BETTER LOCATIOII!- Handsome 'i'idllNn home TO FLOaiDA- And WIIUid lile to have their home oilers 3 BRs. I I+ blths. laundiY room. iving room. sdd this morCh. like new spit level is ilcated 011 faln!IY room, carport unattached garage, 16x32 Debby OriveandoflersailllroX. DXIsq.ltofliving rented pod. Kitchen has ,.,._ il!fri&. OW and 1111!1-plus 2 car garage and one of t11e area's nicest displ. Nit gas heat anchlum. siding. located atlhe Pools· . . edge of town. Call b an appointmert BUF CATTLE COUmY - 132 acres. ~ 100 ACRE$.1 or l. ST. IT. 141- Ranch home dean hil paslln. pel fences. II+ story home. leatures 2 bedrooms, bath, kilchen, living IOOif\ large bam, IDbacco base, ftonls on 3-rnads near family room. lull basement. central air, county Mudsod Price reduced kl $56.!Kl0. , water and wei water, sllirm windows, shelter house, bam and pond Cal for an ~1tment -OM HILL AREA -County Road 48 nw ST. Rt 279. 55 acres more <W less, vacant land, nice building sm. $24}50. 113,000 - 1 rm. .home features 4 BRs, hving GREEJIFIELD lWP. - 74 ACRES. more 'or less. roor11. kilcilen, bath. Situaled 011 a level lot in Toblccxl base. 16120 shed, 34l40 bwn. Priced at llidwllll $29,500. FHA-VA SPECI#l - 3 bedrooms, maintenance llee home. !Veterans no dowil payment, FHA buyers. apiJOl. $1.250 cOOt. l.ocat!d in Rodney , SPIIIIG Vll1£Y SUIOMSION VICII'II lots. Nice silt buldina lals Wlh Ill utilities there. 1.a1 Iiiii 101.8 by 171~- 111111r .. 'urn now, Z m m 0 m 0 . z ·~ 1: 0 ::1 z C) en z m BIIR 447 -liN USTINGI - sBR trame iocat!d on S.R.141 . Includes LR. kilchen .. with dining area, full basement Til~ ~ Situaled on 511' acres more IJ'Iess. This one~ vacant- so call today b apJO(Iii~ment • For 100 acres more or less blicll home wilh 3](Kl sq. It, 3 <W 4 bedrooms. 3 located sMh of MerceMie. App-ox. 20 A. tillable, bitlis. 20x40 FR. dirq room. !*hen wilh ow, balance woods. tobacco base. Owne.: wil help disP., IIICIIMIW and trash comptCIIII ,.intert:om, finance. .cenlnll air, 2 C8l - - utiity bid(. deck and a · · c: ~ ~~~~~·~i!.a z FOR TN£ PMnCUI.Ait IIUYEI - You1 be TRMQUIL AIID S£REI£ describes tl1e setting tr ~ ......... with this 3 BR Jlllldi ...... ......,_1100.,. this lovely two slllry home 111 2.6 acres. more !l7iMng space. !Mning room,";i..lni'm. kill:.,;, less. in Clay Township. This horne ~ 4 BRs. and z l'iiiiRe II. IIIR 446'- II(W USTING WE NEED LISTINGS . . , . A amtl IIMIAII THAI Ml - PIIICt REDU:ED TO $45,000! 3 HR. I\\ SAlliS. KITOD AI'PUN«lS. r.w'ffill. IU OH AIMJ: lDT Vo1IH G.WJ£N SI'M:lllll YOO HAlf TO 00 IS 11M Ill IHO ENJOY! - ' I ·..-m $22.000 ~ED 1• IU .,.LE HOlE - 3 HR. 2 BATHS '(!Jj£ HAS G.llllEN RU81, CEN11!AL AIR CONl. PICTUIIE PERFECT 111510£ AND OUT. LARGE. !NI>E LOT WITH ru«:al 1\AV AR£A. IQI Iiving room. a nice 'lqe klll:hen wilh flirmal dirq - BMR ~ - LOAN ASSUIIPIION POSSIBLE - Blick 'hme ranch situated 011 ftat 2.35 acre lot Includes 3 BRs. c,rpei.IJ eatin kilchen.l-R with ~:arpet. family room wilh fireplace. Utility room, and bath. Kyger Creek School llislrict Cal b details on loin a~m~. _ "&fo-lnhiHI witll NIJ 1ccen for 11111 trucks. Sulficiant saln ltld drll111p for unloadln~: shllltr and cluniRt equi,...m fOI allaralns: 31,000 bu. araln storiP: araln · dritr wltllltorap llnl; du111p for arlndinL illallinL IIi I• ina; 100 HP 111otor lor &rildlr with 30 HP blowtr: 5 ton lllfllr 1111114 ton Miiii',IIOIIIIH blender; inartditnt bini to npply efllll* Inti C!Hktr: Ill wlrinJo:!o ~Itt: IIIIP WlrtllotiM for storqe witll 2 doublt : aq~I'Nftt rtHr 10 opntt. louted It 4th AYIIIItlft=r. Stretl, fiiHf,.tll, Ollio. WillltiM for $1,000 ptr wltll oV· DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY Show By Appointment Only IIIR 551 - II(W USTING - Executive style OO<:k home. 3 bedrooms w/large closets, family room, iving room w/ad~ning dining room. kitl:hen has dishwasher and disposal. Ful basement new air. furnace and hd water healer. A paeous home!!,Malle yoor apt now. Situated on one' acre 011 una)ln Hil. IIIIR 5-t&..:.owner will consider terms on this beautiful home. Located on Muiberry Avenue, this home features large · wrap-around porch, 4 bedrooms, lovely handcrafted birch kitchen cabinets and lormal dining room .. There's a full basement. nice yard with flowerin& trees and shrubs. Owner anxious to sell and will negotiate on this one. Asking $32,500.' DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO BUY THIS SPACIOUS 4.5 BR RANCH IN TOWN. OWNER REDUCED THE PRICE, MUST SELL IMMEDI· ATELY. VERY COIM:NIENTLY LOCATED ONLY Yz BLOCK -FROM . . SCHOOLS. OVER 2,000 . SQ. fT,, 2Yt BATHS, . AND GAS HEAT. BARGAIN . ' PRICED AT J 3 BEDROOM' RENOVATED OLDER HOME · •WiHis T. Llldlqllltl, ltlitor, I'll. H- 446-9,~9 *Ed Evotl, luHDf, I'll. Ho•1 444Hll25 ' IIIR 550-NEW LISTI,NG-,3 bedroo~s: bottle gas heat, large llvmg room. on 65 x160 lot with super nice 2 car garage. Alum. siding, storm windows. Localed on Union Ave. in· · Rutland Sells for $32,000. IIIR 54!1--Middleport. Partial owner linancing available at 10% interest rate. lovely two story home; glass enclosed porch . Co~ ld be 4 or 5 bedrooms, formal dining room. large spac1ous llvmg room. Call now for terms and details. IIIR 536-Vacation on the Ohio River. Neat and clean fuFnished cottage. 125'x200' lot. Must see to appreciate. Price reduced to only $6,000. IIIR 544-This is a real buy. Alum . siding. storm windows. 3 bedrooms, llvmg room w/woodburner. Nice lot wilh oulbuilding and all only $16,000. I l l 545-3 bedrooms. dug well, fuel oil heat. Garden spot. Out in lhe countiY. Dexter aea. $12,000. PIIIC( - 168.000! 4 BEDROOiol BRICK IHl fRAME RANCH. 2 BATHS, FAMilY ROOM WI1H 1RP1ACE. 2 CAR ,GARAGE. f'IJOI. 01Y SO«lll SYSIEM. HlJIRY! . I.OOK AT IHE m 0 m 0 Wiseman Real Estate 441~3143 • ' . " �The 71 - Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold lor late . model uood cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eolt· ern Ave., Golllpolis. Coli 814-446-2282. 1976 Dodge Aopon 2 dr .. oxc. cond.. U .600. Ono owner. C•ll Faye Coug"-nour. 446-4262. 1 978"Cougor PS, P8, pow.or win4fow. AC. cruiae, new tlre1, mull s oli, '1 ,800. Call 448-0269 . 71 Autos for Sale 78 Trens Am, perfect ehepe. f3900 . .c.u ·.6 1 4-9926846 . 1 984 Monte Carlo SS blue. Fully equipped, now condi· tion . No trades. Call 814949·21 81 . 71 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Plymouth Voloiro 2 dr. 8 cyl.. auto.. radio. wos 12,296 now U, 100. John's Auto Solos, Bulovillo Rd. Gollipolia. Oh . Open til dork. Call.448-4782. 72 Sele Auto1 1178 Corvwno. low mllll. 1974 Cadiollac - n 8• villa, 87,000 mHoo. GfMt condition. only •1 200. Coli 614-992-2478. , Trucks for Sale 72 1174 GMC pklkup with Trucks for Sale 72 Trucks lor Sale 1113 To:r:to Teroll "otion 1171 International 40708 KT410 13 lpMd, 2 now ,..,., hoellent ooncltion· .Roady to WOfll.l14· 241-2083, 1t73F!H-dF-21iO. n-YaiVI 1 --~--'---,.-job • alliin. olr. eutO, cl\111 AC. Pl. P8. elec wirwlowa, lblrgltta lop, ¥ · 8, outo. - ·· wl..,t drive. Call AM· FM .. ......... T top, 1'8, !'1. AC. noar mint 814-241·1401. . ...000 muot loll. 304-871-ZH3 OO!Idhlon. mi!M. lftar8 PM . " " " ' - lftd iriYe. U700. Clll742· 3010 1¥11. 1979 Pontile Trone Am for oolo. T top, o......,.ding condition. Call 912-8141. 72 1871 ~ ton ·c e-y plokup with compar. 1 1 - 4 . 1178 lntomatlonel ~ ton tZIOO or will ... pick- up truck:o.t .. p.b •• p.a· -"'· 1177 DL<Ia Dmouo 4 ..flit- ta11: can 1181· · rune ohttp . 11200. Call 11 4-742. 2&110 . 4414. '77 Monte Carl o, new mo- ! 19711 Chevy Chevetto in 1 tor. exc interior, good tlr11, U,200.00 firm . 304-676· 3 383. call after 6:00. 19,, 1984 Ohio Point ~~. W. Va. Times-Sentinel excellent condition. Call 814-742· 20S8 _,... 8 p.m. or 742· 2121. Trucks for S•le 1--------- ~ . .00. 1181 VW custom -run · 1100d. outo. llbergloae flero fonderl, nao. John Krow~yn . Call 814-ti2J 2717 .. tonko. • built truelo. flat 72 Autult 19, 1984 . 72 Trucks Truck Topper~. M~nt olzn . dlffa r11\t colora. John ' • Auto So!M. 8ulavillo Rd. Gallipolis. Oh . Opontlldork . Qoll 441-4782. ' l ·.::_-..,.------,.-­ Ohio Point Ph atant, W. Va. Truoblat ~ale 73 Vane. 4 W.D. 74 Motorcyclea 1871 Ford PU 1Nck. rune · DOd with compar top. N...... - WOfll. 814-381·1111-. 1177 Vlllllho . . f I 81 ( Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby eo ilrt bib. rune good. 104-17a.UII7. Coli I Fetty T- Trimming • .....,P remoliel . Cell ·3 04-8711331 . Y-mo 210 dirt Ill.... Nnl good. - IIIOk ru...,, NOilftl UH.OO. N- 81 ll"n sTUT "10.00. 304-171-8174 !:::;:~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GET your corpot SHIP BHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ITEAMER . W- l'lfiiOVII, fumlturo cloonlng, trw ooti• matH. 304-878· 22111. ....... . +KIt .Qt72 betwa.- 3· 7 PM . Ull 715 +ATU WBIT EAST +HZ + ,HU 'JJOIU tAIOIZ tQU +QIOI5 +t Boete and Mot~ra for Set• IAIEMENT WA T ER PROOFING. Uncor~dltlonol llfetl.,.. guorontoo . . Local rof-011 fumilhod. · Froo ootlmatH. Coil colleCt 1 • 114-237-040. t a.m. to li p.m . Rogora Buamont •u Real Estate General 1001'11 +AQH ···It 1t +Uit 446-6610 . RINGLEI'I BERVICE. ox· ..............1*11... -rl- Dealer: BoDth 1976 Chevy stationwagon, •• ~Boll- · p. . Po. ,. SNT Chevrolet olan. - n . pelntet, roof· lng (Including hot tar appUcetlonl 304-8711·20.1 8 or 1!71·46110. Vublenble: Nortb-Sotlth 9 pe11ongor. very . good cond .. new battery, $676 . Call614· 246-9616. 1978 ZNT ,. P- p. . P. . Rotory or cete tool drilling. Mon-aoom~ooma day. Pump oa!M and oarvl' - · 304-898-3102. . p- MOnza make offer . .Call 61 4·24591168. I ' ()pealac lead; . . lulldlftii·Romodlllnl!. candrywall, ohOctrlcal, rOoflftll, lloorlntl. framing, kltchon· bolhroom lnotollo· tlon, --window framing. 304-1171-2440. cmo, , 1976 Corvette 360 cu.in. -T-top, auto trans, PS, PB, air. tilt wheal. many extras. Coli after 6PM, 446· 1 683. • Heating 1983 VW Rob bit GL oharp, loodod, $6, 200. Call 614367· 7677. very good 1976 Pontiac Grand Safari atailon wagon, loaded. runs good. a1 . 100 or boat offer. Call 446-8263. SPOTI.ESS ORIGINAl OWIIIER - 3 bedroom ranch with kitchen, bath, iving room. utility, attached garage, nat gas i'ea~ central air, storage buiding Rat lawn with chain link fence around back. Priced at $36,500. TAKE NOTICE -This 3 bedroom frame home haS alot. to offer for $28,000. Living room, large kitchen, bath, good ca~ natural gas heat Unattached pri!!f. large ~n. Home ~ in excellent condition. Located in city. ' 1977 Buick Regal. VB ongina. AC. AM-FM radio, new radial tires, all new parts. • 11800. Coll614-992-3379 PICTURESQUE CONTEIIPORART - lh~ exceptional home is nestled in 17 acres d beautiful !IOOds. 3200 sq, ft. with 3-4 bedroorTli living room. 'dining with cathedral ceiling ·den wilh fireplace,. full finished basemen~ new 20'x40' in-ground pod, 4 car garage, barn, pond. Owner may help with financing ·#637 . Sport, $126. Call614-992.• 6787, 1976 Olda . Cutloaa Su· lt.ir, AT •. power ; brakea and ataering. good : cond. 304-676· 1 136. · ' 74 VW Beatie, good cond. , $1 ,000.00. Coli 304-676· • 6729. ·- - - - - - - .: "74 VW rebuilt engine, 706 '· Viond St., Point Pleasant. : Can be 11en Sun and Mom 1977 Caprice Clouic. 2 door, ollto, PS. PB. cruise control. air, AM - FM caaaette. Extra aharp, priced on inspection. 304 -6764181 . 1976 Chevy Monzo. outo. 4 cyl, good work car, exc studded snow tires . . f460 .00. 304-676-4366 . d iMI ~ON NEEDED IIOW on this ranch style home. 3 bedrooms. Ulling room, large window, I ~ acre lawn. Nice garden area. CoUntry atmosphere. Close to Vinton County line Price reduced to $19,900. . WHAT YOU WANn - Quality buil brick I~ siDiy , home. I'h balh~ tilling room with fireJUce, kitchen with dining area, full basement treed lawn. Priced at $49.900 HOllE UIDEI COIISRUCTIOII '- Have yQUJ choice of the finisllina touches on this l·shaped brick IIIICh. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, IMnc llqe liEhen b'mal diningarea.litlached ~~this plus 17 acres With pond, outlxildings. · 11628 1973 Novo, $500. Good condition, 304-676-31 80. TEAFORD 216 E. 2nd St. Phona 1-(6141·992-3325 llliTlAND - 7 rm. frame. 3 Br, very nice kitchen, garage, gas heal some furnrture. $27,500. POMEROY - Nice location on this 2 rm. business bldg,, fur· nace, and land. Priced right at $13,000. YOUR CHOICE - 2 nice homes on the edge of tllwn. 5 rms each, river view, state road location. $25,000 and $34.000. MIDDLEPORT - Quality 8 rm. hilme, 2 baths, carpeting full basement Only $32,000. RUTlAND - 4 rm. reoovated home. gas furnace. carport and nice lot. Offer welcomed. TUPPERS PLAINS - Almost new 6 rm. one floor home on large lot. FA furnace. $32.900. NEAR POMEROY - 2 bedroom trailer and I acre aK elec., range, refri&. carport and tPXI location on Rl 7. Only $12.000. .. SYIIACUSE - Good 5 room horne, stove and refrigerator, ful basemen~ attached garage. Only $30.000. IIMSTIDT AIID 1..:0. - Prime location rA1 Rl 35, JacksOIII'ike. ~ acre more or less with mobile home and doublewide. 24'x56'. ~ presently rented. lois of possibilities. T.hiS one is priced to sell fast catl today. . DON1 JUST DRIVE BY THIS OIIE - You must'see inside! Corwenient one tbr IMn& 21fx7a dlidlleaide with ewer I acre. 3 bedrooms, 2 ful baths. equipped kkhen, fcfmal iving room. fa!My room with ·w.-in txloksheM!s and fireplace. Central air. Glfage. IO'x40' covered patiO, Aft for $49,900. 11134 ATTRACnV£ IIOimtAD- 70 ms. 8raor1t11Dme, · bam, machi)ery !IIIII and ciher lllibuldinl$. Toblcco base. Approx, 35 ICII!S ~ crap land. lhe !ells pasture and Mats. Peny TIIII1IShip. Gdpob sdlolil system Blacktop fOld. Sl At 325. Real Estate General NEW LISTING :.. Uncoln ~ 2 BR home, basement. refrigerator, range, insulated, new carpeting and vinyl siding, Uke new. ~ . COIIIIERCIAL BUILDIIIG - Crown Cily. Uke ~ metal buiklin& l..ocallld at Rl 7, Minor Additiilo. Tilo lots flU! 9I'x1!j0' dOep. Wq and eledric Mi11b1e. SPACIOUS 4 Bf:Dmoll.- Atoimet entry leads the way in this ~ tri-leYel which flllures complete kitchen, large living room, 2 blths, family room. rec. room. 2 car atllched 111rage. 1.33 acre. Only minute! from tuwn. 11653 . GREAT STWR OR llfTIREIIEifT HOllE - Owner wil coosiler hQina with fnrici~~J 2 lMdroom remodeled home. Aluminum sidin& insulllld. Storaee buitdi~ I acre lawn with tllllden 01. Priced to 1111111 $26., . M BRICK IIOOl - F11me lnd brick 3 bediDom IIIICil Spice - k*:hen and -tivq room. . . family ruorn, bllf1. ful bnemerl, 2 Clr ..,.. Aft situatlld on llrat llwn. Addison Township. . . . . ' 11575 Nr. umiiG - 33 ACm Of TIMQUI.IfAIITt Road. 11642 CAPE COD STYLING - 2 story home' with 3 bedrooms, III baths, living room with fire~ace. fcf~ dining,room. kitchen plus sunny breakfast room,family , r!X1m 10 full basement I car garage. storage building. Th1s rome ~ 10 excellent condibon. FAIII- 140 ACRES TOTAL with I story Qlder horne. large bam, sarage with shed, tobacco bise. 2 !PIS wells. appro~ 60 acres tilable. A&OOd worlling farm. Located at Cora Mill !load. 115 WHAT A BUY! For $16,900 yoo can own 2~ iCies, more or less. in the country and a 12'x60' moljte home with expando. Wooded land and really rice. Cal tDdly. 1635 '**" . -= Wal!r~\:. ~trC:!~~-= _ . . Priced ., set ...... - lf&l7 y • . H616 SPUT IMI.IIOI£- Approx. 3 Y\!111 old and nieds I flmlly. 3 bedtCM1~ 2 blths, IMna 100_!11, dnng room, kUhwl on main level. B 1 ma~ ciYiled but not finished with- b' family room. utilily,.., Glrqa 1 acre of till lawn. · . FARII PRICED TO SW- This4 Y8lf llld brick home 1M 80 acres has bien priced to .. lnd owner will also fBp financ:e. 2 metal ,..,. plus aliter out!Udinp. -40 acres bDI!Dmllnd, tobltoi bese, fruit trees and many rAher extras. ' 11611 NEW LISTING - 1981 DOUBI.EWIDE HOllE with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, kitchen with range and refrigerator, living room. dining area, 2 acre sol land with pond, fruit trees. garden area. Block garage. l.oca1l!d at MI. label OWNER NEEDS TO SEU! - AsSilma~ loan. Erjoy cool breezes and the privacy of 3.6 acres with this home featuring 3 bedrooms,. I ~ tJatm, ~rge !amity room with stone fireplace, full basemecrt. 24'K24' outbuildinp, rural water and numerous extras. Priced It $55.000. . $13,900. 111M ~564 • , Rll111£ IIMSIDI-llis neatJnd dean home is ideally !litulrl!d b' renbrl property cr someone wanting dale ID tDwn. Aluminum sidin& outbuildin& nice beck lawn, within walking distance to stores. Priced 11 ll54t 175 ACRES- 30 acres woods. mineral rights. Possible owner financing. Near Raccoon Creek. t576 LET'S MOVE AND BUILD - Get yoor house plans together because here is 10 acres more or tess. partially cleared, partially wooded, wa~ng for your new home, • Spring water, ~acktop road. · ,.. BEAU'IIfUL-vterOIIAII in a small town. Excellent · condition. 4 bedrooms, I II baths, brmal dinina,' nice kitl:hen, blsement, &aflll. Nice lawn with tarae shade trees. Garden. Owner' anxious to sel. 11595. TUCKED AWAY IN THE WOODS 11ilh privacy a~ your own. Smalllrime oome with 2 bedrooms.livina room, kkhen, beth. blsement with flmly I1IOIJ\ 2acres with garden area, apjlle trees. Priced in the 20s. · 11640 ' ACREMEOwner isanxioustosellthis21.487acres llld 1wil even help fi11111Ce a qualified buye!. Take - - - of tfis flPIJOI"IIInily blay. 11102 uJor 11iE 'PUC( A.D QUIEt of tne munlry In 111is Iovett brlctt and fnlme IIOCII. Ell-in kiklien, liwinl room, 3 qr 4 bedrooms, utiity 1)1011\ l Cll atlllii1IG ........ aJVefWd pllio. Priced 111 "" 50s. '11101 ftlniSH£0- 2~q.tiame liDine · CITY UJCATIOII .,.. Apxl buy. APld C. llome .' CGIINlnl llldy b' yau to IIICM! in. Ell-in lithen. IMn& AIOtl1, With 3 btidhUII, iflirw room; ~~=hen, • bllll, • m1l. 111111111111118 buiJdina, U-.1 '» . . It ~1.500.' CIII fcf men debilll =-==t~':s!ooo. . . . ·Ng·I ' ......: 7 ..,.l:'f'.- I . . h .. ~ R= • rnentl, footWI, drtvewayl, nptlc tlnkl, llndocaplng. PAINTING- lntlrtor and Ill· wtor, plun...,ng. roofing, .orne rwma d1llng. 20 .,.. - · c.. 814-381-1882. .IN REAL EST ATE .· SALES IN GALLIA·· c o-: Excavating Good-1 ElCIYIIIn.. booo· M..,..m Spout· lng. N - l n g rubber roGfl. 30 _ . •porlenco, opoclollzlng In bull up roof. Call114---1817. . .. 11568 llf07 EXC£PTIOUU.Y GRACIOUS- Consiler oneofCGooly's finest! From the momant you Wlik Rl the large Ioyer and see the winclnt !lli!s yuu'l und!llllud the quality and charac:ter &llllf1IUSiy llwished an thiS hoem. F~ equi!Jped ~*hen. 2~ bllhs, 1N111r ' - SECLUDED FMII - 1.6 11C1eS. A. bedroom Slite with di!SSinl taom. livin& 1110111 will . IIIII farm thlt sliMs b Cate and prominance Of past . fireplace, 4 bedrooms. formil dinin& flmiy ruorn, ·~ llisUy. Coml*le set of farm buidiftjS. ~ wei. basemen~ 22'x40' in;Jwnd pod, plus much nue. nnl Wiler milable. Spring! b' livestlx:k. Good Call fcf details and appoiotnet PISIIn farm. crap land, timber. Tobecco crap and a 11629 lui line of machinery. $65.000. 12 milliS from Gallpcjs. • . VIICAIIJ sroom buildina and ~ • !llllr TyQIOil . 11663 Lake. Open your own c:ount1y m and IIIDc:k picnic and fishing needs. Building was used IS s1ore and apartment at one tjme. Priced very low. , • preme, ·• ; · · " Home · Improvements slrubbery. Price has been 11duted. Poisible kill aumplion. $44,900. . 11613 farther. 11 · Wiseman Real Estate 'Agency 11fM IW.UPOUS - SUper 3 bedroom 1111th style home with lllldled praee. EmnomicaiiJIS heat and cdlll air. llrge fenoed.in yanl, .flowers and MINI FARII - PRICE REDUCID - 13.9 acres surrounds this 2 story reroodeled home. 5 bedrooms, comtetely carpeted, al~minum siding 40x-40 bam, stocked pond, &OOd' fence. tobacco base and much nne If yoo are wanting a place in the country, blk no ... 74 Chev•rolet Nova ·Super 1979 Mercury Capri Roily Sports. $2.600.00. 1980 Monzo $2, 700.00. Phone 304-676-2464 after 6 PM . . 83 OIIE Of FINEST- NOW AT REDUCED:PRICE rome feallres a large master bedroom. breakfast nook, 2 fire- • places, a ful basement OR, FR. kitchen with d~posaland ret.=• freezef. Also had pod and alb house privileges. Don~ delay 111 find- : ing out more about tllis fine home! ·· ' • WID CONTRACT - Owner wants to sell. Located in Vinton. 3 bedroom home with INing room, kitchen, bath. l.Mge lot. with outbuilding. Priced at $16,500. A real bargain. Terms to be worked Ott CaK IDday. , ·11536 20 ACREs AIID TOBACCO BASE - Owner Wit help finance this 20 acres with older home at low i1l!re!t · Has. well waler, appro~~. 1019 lb. tobacco • !nit trees; some fence. 1976..ford. LTD. it. blue, vary good condition. 81000. Coli 6! .,.985·439,2. :• . ·: "" lit Refrlgeretlon • SEWING Mochine ropeirs, .oorvlce. Authorized 81Salol • ServiCe Bhlrpon Scluoro. Fabric 8hop. Pomeroy. 114-112-2284. 86 General Hauling ...,lOa. Jamoo loy1 Water Al10 pool1 filled. Coli 81 4· 288- 1141 or 814-44&· 11715 or 1114-448-7911 . Kon' 1 Water .....lOa. Wallo. clnern1, poole filled . Phone 387-0U3 or 317-7741 night or do.y. . JI~S WATER SERVICE. Coli Jim t..nlor, 304-871· 7317. . 87 yphol1tery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY 8HOP 1 183 lee. Avo .. Galllpoli1. 1514-448-7833 or814-448· 1833. . RUSS AND MAX · 'i03 . anytime. Conrad Ohlinger. 1978 Olda. perfect condi· tion . .UOOO. 1976 Ford Stationwag·on, low mileage "00. Coli 614-992-6846 . JUSI' umD · CIIAIACIU of this ~h 2 siDiy llornL 4 bedrolinfs, •folmal dirin& lYing room with fnPace. 2 baths. Garaae buit io 1983. Outbutings. 2 1111" Ita! lots. Pric:«< in the 40s. ~"" , 11665 LOTS FOR SALE- Hyou are looiUnglol"a SjDfcfyour new home then taiw your choice. We have 71ats ~ to sell. Ownei will even help finance a qualified 1 1982 Chevatie, 4 apd.; AM -FM. Exc. con .. $2700. 1976 Caprice Station Wagon, very good conditon. but needa aome body work . t600. Call614·986-4174. Electrical 84 Business Services • 3731, Vega, J.A.A.Con1tructlon Co.Ru· tland, Dh,lt 4 · 742 -2103: 1Homont1. F001ero. Conerato work. hckh!le ' l, Dozer • Dltcher. Dump truckl. • woter·p•· - • · · alectrlcalllnH. ' 1978 VW Rabbit, $1,900. Coli 446-8016 or 446· 1977 ExCiivetlng 82 . Plumbing •. 1980 HQndo Accord 6 apd. hatchback, AC, cruiatl! con. 1rol. f3.000. Coll614·246· 9328. co.,d .. one owner. $1 ,200. Coll61 4· 266· 6469. 83 Woterprooflng. .AK · 83 Sapporo. take over paymente, mU1t sell, exc. cond. Call 446-21411. Home Improvement• Colt 114-448· 4837,. anytime Jomoo L. DoVIIon. Jr. -· Do- Work bV Tad Hanna.· Ditch•. ponds. roado, lend cloorlilg. etc. Coli Motor Cor aro1con. 448- 1592• EWOTT CO. LlftnOJ Hellinc I Air Colllll~I Typn lnsullti... £1 Cll Wlrtnc. Call 446-8515 or44~5 lfc tt=tc lr---------• , SHEET METAL Wotl( We make custom duct work., We Repair Fur· naces and Helt Pumps; OAWA REFRIGERATION CO. 614-446-4066 H.IHornol-- ..... llinyl aiding, ./ roofloll: room - - · llofm ....... · Call 114-317-0409 ~~~~~ or 114-387·7244. IIICOIIE COliN' Ill - The bell buy fcf income property, Two one-becioom apaltmetlts, one olllce un~ down, that could be 'a third apartment. ind a one !lelinom house. Alllocaled 0!1' one Cooently retlling an unb for $1Ml(l00 a month. Low utiliti115 and ifl upkeep. Uch uri! has bath. &separate' entrance, two units complebily tUrniSilad and wil il;mmpai1Y th~. salt ftilperty located in tnwn and liould make a px1 investment• · · ' IIMSTIIOO OR REJfTAl PROPERTY - Owners will consider • any reasonable offer. 2 story,.3 BR. large lot. Located on 3rd Aile : $19,000.00. . - c • I Pllilllt. lor>iCII. IMt prioM _,.,.., Coli today lor ............... lu: • • lui. . ~ 0 2 4411-10.7. . OWIIIER WIU SELL OR TRADE 6. 7 acies of vacant l!tnd.locate<tin • bu~ding County water available. • $15,000.00.. . • .. ..: Centenary. Has•kn of room tor 8R£ATHTMING SETTING in the midst d 20 ·acres of Woodland.': Providing flivacy and conven~nce. a contemporary passive solar home, featuring a solarium with rot tub wrapped by a large open.• b'mai lilling and dining room with atrium dooo.>, massive stone , .fireplace and quarTY stone floors.Amodern complete knchen and a breakfast noo!1 with oblique windows !!> catch the view. 2~ • · sparkling baths, 3 bedrooms with the master suite featuring ~iding • doors to a patio area. laUndry and !llud room. Unfinished baser11e11l 2 ca:r prage. Veptite garden .and dwart !nit trees ' Amenitial are too numerous to list Shown by appointment ' Nf.W UmiiG - Investment Property, 641 Third Ave. Modern 2 . siDiy home or Clln be used as 2 rentals. large modern kitche'n 3or · 4 bedi'DDIIIS, formal dining & iviqg room. Nice back patio. AlsO a • 14x70 moljte holl)f in ~shape. Acovered carport Use this a~o IS.a rental or live ~ it Give us a call for more detai~. Priced in the , 40'~ Shown by ApjJl only. · WHY REim ...- With liftfe or no payment and only $275.00 month $275.00 1 month [Inc. lues and in&I you can own tf(JUr 1own :I home. 2 bedrooms. iving room. kitchen, dining. room. , and llllfinished basement $24,000. Owner will also sell fUrnished. •r. umiiG - Northup Area, modern 3 bedroom raoch. Very • ·nice rome. Larae modern !lt1n kitchen. FamilY room,lving room, 'office or deo area. Nice. lot and storage building, City School& Shown by appt Priced low.50'1 lEW LISTIIIG -Bland new almost complete bricl< &cedar ranch Sl!iia on .6 olacre pa!tially wooded, 3 bedrooms. living ioorr\ · modern kitchen. Dining area w/atriur11 doors. Wooctn windows heat pump. 2 cw garage. Aquality buih,home. Own this new home with only $3.000.00 !jown & monthly payments of approx .. $488.66 per month. P.&l. 11.25% tnt rate. City school district Be the first to look at htis quality home. No corners have been cut Priced low 50'1 . . , REDUCED TO $11,8.000.00 OiliER IS RELDCAniiG and needs an immediate sale. Located at · 14 Cidar St., this rome offers 3 BRs, 'U!, DR, kitchen, III baths. fWiy room witll WOIMble fireplace. and lOts of Closets and storage space. The outside offers a,Jenced in yard, and large out buildin~. 110011111 3 lltDROOII RAITCH - Family ~m, large,Mchen. . IMna room. Priced lo!¥ 30'~ City schools. · "· STATELY HOlE - Sitting on .656 acre of woodland and 1.6"icres : m/t Clln also be purchsed.•Only 2· minutes from city. Features .a ' tor~ entry; living room and formal dining room. modern Mchen, cory flmly room w/WB fi!eplace, 3 BRs, 2 bilth~ 2 car garag!, 81.4% interest rate assumable to qual~ied buyer. Shown hV NDAYP ,.......... ,_ ..... ..... -11_ ,.,_ ,. __ ·-.,._.._ ··132- eor...twd .. ,. ,.~.: -=--· . 121 t27NpsdN · ~-,... . ----3--bHMI- uac:an. .., Ilion. 111126 • nan will 'MIIICbln1w and w. 2 111111. 2 ar ..,.. 12x12 deck. 12x16 potto. iiU Ill acre yri I49.!Ml - file• • IIWIIIFII. L-IIIAP£0 IWICH - A~s ooni lialwtnl, , fDmlll enlly, t4lne 1110111 flith wb dili._ ~ '\ • '. . . . . IIMI1 w/JIIIio dim, 4 BRs, 2 lui bltlls.ltlb:ltii .... . . . will ltb " .... space and electric daoi' . . Vlly ... 111*1181 Pric:«< in "" 60s. ExCIIIerot bcllloil. ' Cnlk Scllaol Dillrit:t Shown by ...pciubilllll ~~-., :obi IS- 40\NOI- WJCifll, . . ...... ....,a: ..... • """""'lor 41DI;:c 101- 103A104 . . lbt ~ ~ ., -~ 17-ol -~ IUr..- 1130..,..114 1111111::: .... 1tl- 1t1T......... pM 1ta-ltniog t:IO" t2t12SIM- I · •c- · .. Cui. . . . .. 3UO ACIES Of VACAJfT LAND - Lots of wdnd.!Jd lil!l. CII*L l..ocallld on 1 ~ rved City school\ M4bocly' 101C..:-. P£IIIIY TOIIISIIIP - 135 acre farm. Approx. 40 aeret ..._ lllllnce pasbn and Mats. I.Q! 4 bedroom home. two lllllil, 'machine shed, toblc:CO blse anif many more fealures. fot llliN about lllis line farm, &M us a caiiDday. •, lilt tn1es. AWlllrftlll. Secluded & private. Abeautiful lhcii DIM liLL IH\1 •• _ . • 1 loa ,.,..,_. ......... 14Mii EXCEUEJfT l.DCATIOII - Walking distance to cily sd1DUII. Modem 4 bedroom rome, 2fa11JIIy rooms. 2 baths, buit·in lltchtn. livina room. l$v 'IIIOm. hobby room. llllrksoop, fruit Clllli; , SCieetild-in blck J)Onlli, Cllll!rli air, .9 acre lot with garden, iiUit trees and 1111111 arbOr. Home has been well Cllred -for. ~ I 71-olgqkt 11INIW...... %1Callld- PRICE REDUC£0 -A modern home. Lots of patios anddeck area, 3 bed~ 2 fuN 'baths, formal living room and dining fOOQI. Waodbliming fireplace, 1.590 acres more or less. Top of grou~d • pod and slllrage building, City school1 Priced in the 50s. ~ Lid . -~ r • appoiOOner]l .. ..,_,.... ··-·..__ ........ __ .... -·-·-· ,.,_ ....... •a...- ··-:Pa--....._ ·-""' ·-. _...... _ .,_ ---110--·-....... ....... .., '·. .......·-··._, ·-.,Tu••......__ ·- ··~~-­ ...~~--·­ ._ __ ... l'fiiW( 8· IIIII CALL . 1111" _ ........... ' OR . ...... .__..,. .. J.lllli I ..... " ' •....,.. •1!3643 EVENING CALL: ._.. .,... E.w• 1' U..._ len • •• • - •••s . --- •' ~-. IN GALLIA COUNTY ' WISEMI~lqA HOUSE SO WOR~ Ut-- ,.r. ,~,.......,.. 1:J7131Qir .. 11111 ,. . . abbr. wo_ ,.,_ 141- ...~,.. .,. . . . . Gl pollllry 141- tS1 Alpool ER �. Pnl ~-Middleport-Gallipolis, IU-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ,A ugwt 19, ,,.. Ohio P.llnt " - t , W. Va. .Firemen cancel game · Area deaths P~TASKALA, Ohio (AP) - ~ Fire Department has called off Its blnao game at the village fair atter Fire Odet Jim Weber was arrested oo a complaint that the game was .William A. Reynolds GAlLIPOLIS" - William Alfred Bud Hatfield and the Rev. Walter Patterson otflclatlng. Burtal will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Reynolds, 55, Rt. 1, Bidwell (Eno), Friends may call at the funeral died at 10:16 a .m. Friday In Holzer home from 2·9 p.m. today. Masonic services by Vinton Medical Center, having been In Masonic Lodge 131 will be held In the talllng health for the past several funeral home at 8 p.m. today. weeks. Military graveside rites will be Born May 'E/, 1929, In Ashland, Ky., son of the late Edward George conducted by F~ney-Bennett andCeJcusEastonReynolds,hewas · American Legion Post. Pallbearers will he Tom Smith, employed by the O.S. Postal Service. Ordained Into the fnlnlstry Clarence Shupe, Robert Cornelius, . oo May 5, 1973, he served Valley Homer Mayhew, Gordon Roth and Freew1ll Baptist Church at Porter, Ronnie Stasheen. Honorary pallbearers will be Joe and was a member or Addison Blazer, Burt Pack, Ralph Rife, Freewill Baptist Church. · Geo~Cremeans, RalphDurstand A veteran of the Navy and Air Homer Lee McCarty. Force du;lng the Korean War, he was a member of Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post at Middleport. He was also a member of Philip Fisher · · VInton Masonic Lodge 131, Scottish Rite Valley or Columbus, AJ,addln POMEROY -Gravesiderltesfor Temple Sln'lne and Cheshire OES Phillip Fisher, 52, Racine, who died ~pter 400, where he was a worthY ThurSday, wUl be held at 1 p.rri. patron at the tiJ11le or his death. today In Letart _Falls CemeterY, He married Donna Rupe, who . with · the Rev. Roger Grace surviVes, on Feb. 15, 1959, at officiating. Addison. Surviving are a daughter, Linda Also surviving are two daughters, Carol NevroWeofSan Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Tim (Kimberly Ann) Holmes twosons,JohnE.andStevenPhllllp, and Mrs. Robbert (Karen Sue) both of Nelsonville; four brothers, Helms, both of Gallipolls; ~ son, Glen Maddox of Cleveland, Joe William Edward, at home; a · Fisher · of Portsmouth, Kermit granddaughter, Monica Shay Fisher of Gallipolis, and Bob Fisher Helms; a sister, Mrs. Mac (Roma) of Racine; a sister, Faye Proffitt or Ward of Rt. 1, Bidwell; and a Belpre; and a grandson, Ryan John brother, Gary of Columbus. Nevroute. Funeral services will be held atl Funeral arrangements are by p.m. Monday In Waugh-HI)iley- Ewing Funeral Home. Wood Funeral Home, with the Rev. Ulegal. The arrest Wednesday night was lll8de on a. complaint flun Dorcas Dottle Butler, 53, who sald she had received threats since the arrest was pybUclzed. She $8ld she Willies the fair weren't socklletohtlr tune. Weber was charve<l with operatlnga11ngogamewllboutallcel!le,a minor miSdemeanor with ·a rnaxl- mwn penalty ot a$100flne. He said . the West Ucldng Joint FJre Dll1rict canceled the game ThurS(jay night t~ thll remainder of the talf, which en!)s today. ,• DONATION-GJ'IIIle~CimdiW-Iuwe'-awlll'lleda Wlllam c. ProetAJr Project p-llllt In lhe ~ ~·-for ~be benefit~ lbe Carleton School, 8ynaBe. Appllcallm ... the }lrllll& w• made by Jean Moore, clmch lllllllor Wlii'IB 111111 ~- 'lbe moaey wiD be AEROBI-TECH . Whitt on white; Powder blue on usedbythe~forvarlomnads.Frlda¥,1hecllecll;wasJW m'eclto Jolm Fo!iiet, ielt, Carletaa Scbooi~. byMrii.Moioreandlbe .Reverend Lee Miller, putor ot.Grace ~· wllite. TheNIKEAerubi-Tech. Thelllmlbicsshoe/1? · for women'w/lt! /qlow ~ nialn5 Patrol repo·rts four ,\ Worl0ngout.'m1(neverfoel~he51line. injured in accide~ts .-: .. I ShoeThe· Cafe '""'"""''''''· ~!~fA:~~~~~~-" poo~er~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~;;~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~ '&'' were treated and released GALLWOLISFour at area hospitals for Injuries resulting from automobile accidents Friday evenIng and Saturday morning. Teresa A. Livingston, ~ Neighborhood Road, Gaillpolls, andB~ Gibbs, 20, Gallipolis,.were treated at Holzer Medical Center tor scrapes and bruises while Bernard R. Mannon, 20, Second Avenue, was .treated for cuts_foUowlng a one-car accident on Johnson Ridge Road, according to a nursing silpetvm-.. violations were Mlldred J. CrawKev!Ii R, Clark, 16, Rt 3, Raclne, . ford, 54, Lima, assured clear was treated at Veterans Memorial distance; Minnle Garnes, 74, Rf. 2, Hospital for bruiles following a Bidwell, failure to use caution when tw<H:ar accident on Ohio 124, opening a door on traffic side; according to hGspltal otflclals. Everett W. Sharp, 66, Wheelers· . TheGailla·MeigSpostoithestate burg, expired registration; DaV!dB. highway patrol $81d Uvlngston was Tackett, 'E/, Salyersville, Ky., ex· southbound at 3:35a.m, Sa~ay plred trallerregistratlon; EugeneJ. when she reportedly lost control of Wannemacher, 33, Fairfield, as- her car on wet pavement, wmt ott sured clear distance; andJamesM. the left side of the road and struck a Wheeler,61, Point Pleasant, W.Va., · tree, _heavllydarrla8tnghercar. foUOWing too closely. Clark was eastbound on a bicycle · Forfeiting bond for speedlngwere at 6:45p.m. Friday the patrol said, Kenneth A. Croll, 39, Gnifton, andacarddvenbyJolmE.Rose,49, W.Va., $36; Jphn W. Simmons, 24, Jackson, was westbound when Rt.2,BidweU,$38; FloydA.Deer.~. Clark reportedly lost control, werit Marietta, $39; Charles W. Cook, 63, left of center and struck Rose's car. Grove City, $40; Andrew v. Mosgo, · '"'fiie accident caused light damage 76, South Euclid, $40; James L. toRose'scarandmoderatedamage Woodard,49, Washlngton,N.C.,$40; . to Clark's bicycle. The patrol sa1d Patrick Wood, 57, Robert G. Mills, 24, Columbus,.$41; CheryiL.Swaln,24,Rt.l,Galllix>lls, Spring Avenue, Pomeroy, ·was $42; Kathleen Hunt, 32, Rt. 1. southbound on Ohio 7 at 7: 50 a.m. Ewlngton, $43; Theophllus B. Wat- FrldaYJ when a deer reportedly rari klns, 22, Phlladelpllla, Pa.;$43; and Into the path of his car. Hls car Stephen C. Koehler, 28, Culpeper, sustained moderate damage In the Va., $44. collision. "'SUits. ·. .' Countdovvn .S ale . ' ' complalnlng witness. . Nochlldrestralntchargesagalnst Gregory A. Johnson, 24, 100 Portsmooth Road, and Janice E. New, 21, Rt. 1, Bidwell, were dismissed after proving to the court they had obtained the restraints. New was fined $12 for failure to yield one-half Qf the roadway. Fined $12 for expired registration was Tonya L. Lane, 18. Rt. 1, GalllpoU.s. . .Forfeiting $40 bond. for traffic SILVERBIRD SATEU..ITE fin"TEMS ' < ~ - ' Include. complete ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . REASONS TO BUY NQW: · . , •·. •• • : ~IG DISCOUNTS \ · LIBERAL TRADES : : '85 MODELS ·ARE HIGHER IN ~RICE : POSSIBLE AUTOWORKERS STRIKE IN SEPT. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : : : : See Qob Brickles, Jim Coc~ Harl~ Wood or Greg . Smith ' Special Filmeter ·Page 5 ' { .,, FALL· PREVIEW * -,,..,~... _listirwt. ~ H1.. 378•6158 Reedsville, Ohio All this week take advantag& of our special Fall Preview Sale Prices on new junior, misses and extra size coats. Juniors may choose smart looking waist length ja~kets in wool, nyron blend or corduroy. Misses and Extra Sizes include, fur looks, quilted jackets, car coats and dress coats. I ,_.._ LAYAWAYS ...._.WELCOME·' LAYAWAY t«)W AN~ SAVE!f ' •• ' c\WY H80 ' Home OfiiM MAX · C&ww:a .... , .. aw111n ellllet••• . ~ AIJ ... GA Nste.Ott ............ wv . Cia' 1 a.. WV . .,. . . . . wt/ .,... uS r.OH COAT SALE· Systems from $1695. installed - _\ ' Close Out of all '84 model Buicks &·Pontiacs $1995.00 llverlllrd l1ttllltt Syatem ' • *AUG.* Excellent Picture!· HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS .. A Guide .to local ·. IN STOCK lO ' l,J .P. Superior mes!t dish w1th Drake 324 rece1ver . 100 degree LN A completely i·nstalled * ' , ..' T.~-evision p~grammi~ ' , August 19 thm August 26 ,, City resident receives fines GALLIPOLIS -AGaillpollsman was fined $17 for disorderly conduct and $47 for possession or martjuana In Gallipolis JVIunlctpal Court Friday. Donald R. Goff, 25, Gailla Hotel, al$0 faces charges or assault and disorderly conduct In connection with an incident In Central Park Wednesday.Heisscheduledtoenter a plea to those~ Tuesday. Two bad check charges against William Ward, Middleport, were dismissed at the request or the ' ~ A1hwa.OH II '4"*'· WV llli:ula•llll. WV Ask Dick Kleiner Page7 . - ~rving. Gilllia, .· • Meigs· •n:d Mason .Counties ' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 19, 1984 fisher reynolds