http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d062270a27dda9c15b4bfa967deeafd1.pdf 73b51553cb5003784043bad75f414821 PDF Text Text .Pege 12-The Dally Santinel Pomeroy-MiddlefOrt, Ohio Area deaths Flarency Causey 'l:'le~· Ca ~ -~~¥ side Manor Nursing Home, Moont Vernon. Mrs. J0111!5 was bOrn in Meigs County,adaughtero!thelateFred andFayBushWflcoxen.Shemoved usey, 81, of Reeds- ville, died Friday morning In O'Bieness Mernortal Hospital, fol- = K,y. She was the!laughterofthelate Wllllam and Luslnda Browning and attEnded the Church of Survlyors Jncluded her husband, ~. at home; tltree sons, Oscar . 8llll WUlle, of CoolvUle and John of Reedsville;· three brotbers, Stuart Joseph, Andy Joseph and Cecil J,......., .all of Kentucky·, tltree Saturda · Y at tbe Mount Vernon Mernortal Gardens with the Rev. ; an:!~~gements are Incomplete at tbe White Funeral David McKinnon o!flclatfng. Memorial contributions may be · made to the American Cancer Society. , Homi!!nCoolvWe. Donna Marie Jones Charles R Simpk~ DonnaMarteJones,59,22Hickory St., Mount Vernon, Ohio, died Wednesday evenln~ In the North- Charles · H. Simpkins, 58, a maintenance engineer at Doctor's Hospital West died Thursday In boaril----~(~Co::::n!!!tin::;:Ued~fro~m~pa~g~e!!.1)_ Aooeptsmdgnatlon At Thursday's session, tbe board -J : Ohio lottery winners . Happenings around Meigs ·e ounty.•• . . Chicken barbecue . ~~~ was a veteran of the Korean Con!Uct and a recipient of thePurpleHeart. Hewas bom lnM cVlgh,Ky. and was the son of Noah and Ida sf~ I DoilJtlonlwUibemadetomuacular t:r'and~:a~! Saturday in ReedBvUie Meets Tue8day , rye11e Invited. Please brtng a TheOUvel'ownshJpFire~dlsiL · ' mentatReedsvlllels•......,.,..Mits annualchicken'. ......... . .,...._trom-""'~ elerans.Memonal V • · Hoffman services set for l p.m. Saturday Chester Councu 323. Daughters of America, will meet 'I\Iesday at 8 pm at the haD ""'- ways and · · · ""' means commlttee wW conduct games an!cl members are asked to take prizes tor the games. Refreshments will be sold. working class -Page,B-8 fj~ljiiiiii!l~i ~d~Thursd~: through Friday, the wfn· Monday nlng number was 4975. • enJoy Labor __,wiD~ 011 ~. Toes- · M • . A meeting o! the Melg!i Counjy Fal,r Board normally schedilled tor.· Monday has been postponed unto 8~m.tfng'l\JesdawWydbeuehtoLaborDaY'. The ee eld at the Rock WE NQW HAVE NEW MciNTOSH APPLES •a•ao APPLES , BAIILm PEARS $219 & $2 . 99 I I A1 I - t l ' I ' ,' ' Ho·usE .PAIN·T r l' , , •: •' ·,, I ~twn. AD*ISSION EVERY 1st WEEK! 7:00 P.M. ONLY! SAT & SUN MATI~EES 1:00 P.M. 2 tUTS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! __j ADMISSION • ALL SEATS $2 .00 --:1 "TIG·HTROPE" SHOWTIME: 7:00 & 9:10 MATINEES ~AT. & SUN. 1. 00 & 3·.lO 1D11 HEW RELEASES: , l•t WEEK! i:OO P.M. OIILY! SAT & SUit MATINEES 3:00 P.M. SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry Ave. · PH. 992-2116 · . WI\11 the help of Molly Plymale, ~ eeCretary, Schneider drew Up the petition a¢ fncolporated I8IJ8UIIIll! fran Ohlo Revised Code section 4li1U6, whim rules that . Pomeroy; OH. Olds-·Cad. Chevy; Inc. 116 WEST MAIN ST. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK f410N.-THURS. 10-1 0; FRI. & SAT. 10-11; SUN. 1-8 OWNED & OPERAtED BY JERRY HAWK OPEN LABOR IIA Y pedestrlall8 have tbe rlghf.of-way · ''wileD tratflc coub: o1s are ll!it In place or not In ~tlon." Most traffic lights on · Second Avenue to the downtown section were eUmlnated three years ago when a signalization program was fnstltuted, In order tor a major repaytDg project paid by federal fuilds to be undertaken, tbe city agreed !o drop lights at all corners on Second exC!!I)t at Pine Bod State stnleiS. AUght at Third Avenue and Ptnewasaisod!oppi>d. The ·dEcfsfon has slnCP been critlclz2d by city residents and merchants, woo claim signalization has made the downtown ~reus $12100 • PER MONIH .$168°0 PER MONIH I OUR WAD'INO -'- 0 'I • 211p2 lleCll'fl&lu7 Karm So• ddilr Wills flo !1M •.P A - II& Locullt lllreet, wllldt lhe 22 a - of tbe RB"e . . . . . . . . . . . .-~ G''lpL'IIIIIdeetlle lndllc rano¥ed. Sbe Ill dreuiMID« a ptdkm l'ng a llpl be 2 f ,per; at tbe cemer. for p€destrtans.. City and pollCP Avenue "than a chUd lying In ~ olfictals maintain that traffic .now potoole." has Improved and accidents have In the few days tbe'petltlon has decreased. . . been distributed, tht! resjlonse has "I am not againSt. the flaw of been . strong, Schneider said. Sbe trattlc, but I'm worried ahout . said she collected 144 ~tures In pedestrtans," Schneider saki. "It's three .hours. and petitions are still ' got to go both ways, butpedestrtan5 · out and have been placed -at have their rights." doWntown stores, at ' the First "The pedestrian does have a Baptist Church and at Ohio Valley responsibility to be careful," added Christian School. She said she Mrs. Plymale, woo said she'd as expects another JllO signatures soon see·a few potholes In Second before It's over. Merchants she's talked to desire Ughts at SecorD and Court Street and at '!bird and Pine. Both areas. theyfelt,arealmostasdahgmlusas Second and Locust Whenslgnature-gatheringlscomplete, the~tlonwUI· bi!preSellled to District lOofthedhloDi!partment of Transportation. Copies. will also be made available to area leglsla· tors, because "they're tbeones with . tbeauth6ritytod:lsornething," safd Mrs. Plymale. County · Percen&age Alb~.& ....................... 8.7 (8.'J) Galla .................. .....1.5 (l8:f) Jocbon .... :............... .....,.a.JVC ..............:. lU (11-f)" ·- u uu> ~ ··~····· ........:.......u (&4}. (11.'I) Vlallln:.................... w ~i:~~r~u _. betweenJuneandJuly,accordlngto · theOBES. . • 'lbeJillypostlngof9.5percentOOwli from the June !lgure of 10-4 percent - represents the fourth straight month of decline for tbe county. Unernpioyment reached Its 1~ high In Gallia during March, when the county reported a rate of 12.2 percent. The Meigs County jqbless rate also fell by nine-tenths (0.9) of one percent between June and July, tbe 'OBES reports. With the July .decline, Meigs joins Gallla County ·by posting an unemployment rate of 9.5 percent. .. July'sdecllne lnMeil!srepresents the fifth consecutive monthly decline for the county. Owrall, tbe unemployment rate In Meigs has fallen by atull four (4.0) percent since February, when the county posted Its 1~ high of 13.5 percent. · · by nine-tenths (0.9) of one percent ~~tratllc.", .POMEROY WINE STORE WE SELL ICE, COLD BEER AND WINE TO GO pedellrlilns In the CI'IJS$Walk. she r ~ • a lingle car stcwe<~to~ow lhli cblld to get BCJ'OSI, "Smne say that's tbe most dllqp!roull COl llll!t In the city,", Sci; e'l!el $1111!- "Now, tlley'veputa clrtVe-tllrough windQW In at the c:IJuttl.rJUie,' meaning a circular trafllc pattern In the atea. And·that ' . .·.· . • ... .... - Area jObless .r•te in July ., . nnea e ~. Al~ trafffc Is to yield to -.::.-:...~~~'? CLINT EASTWOOD IN - cans By LARRY EWiNG Ck e1 Slaff GAIJJPol.JS-Fortheflrsttfme In llVf!r two yj!III'S, tbe unemployment rate In both Gallla and Meigs counties feU below 10 pe!O!IIt last month, the Ohio Bureau of Employinent Services reported Saturday. With July's decline, Gallla and Meigs joined most other coonues In the area by post~ a decrea,se.,The jobless rate thmu~t tile . . . howeYer, remained abavestateand .JUldll a lll:lml-aae child acrou ·1111 -FOOTLOOSE- a '* ~ · ·-~ July walk at Second and Locust to get to the.G allla Cwnty coutthouse. ' Shi! got the Idea for ihe petltlila about a week ago when She helped "! 1- . · . · 1'he ~Uon was started this put week by Karen Schneider, a lepl seCretarY whQ must liSf the.~ TUESDAY $2.00 ex~ number, distance and size of tOll-free accessible to a cusiomer, Randall said. -.. ·' Randall said tbe applfcation also wU1 seek to raise local pay poone calls from 211 to 25 cents. ·. ' The company also wliniS approval to establish Usage Sensitive Service on a lOcal basis In 1986 f!l Its Bellevue. Huron, ·Montrose and Oak H811lori exchanges . . USS subscribers would pay a monthly flat rate, but would be charged for .the number, duration, distance and tlme a( IDeal they make. ·~ jQbless rate - . , -... ...._......___. . . . . . . falls below 10% in'Gallia, Meigs ........ ,traffic GALLIPOLJS-Apetltfonurgtnc · placement of a traffic lfghtatSecontl AYI!IIIIt! and Locust Street Is gainln& • ALL SEATS $2.00 in 1982. Spratii1Y dlllputed that, caWng GTE "one of the most prcifttabfe ui!Utles In Ohlo." ''They had a return 0!1 equity rate of 17 pe1cent in 1983," Spratley said. "The average for utlUtles was 14 percent." He noted that the ut!Uty recently had Its bond rating upgraded, a sign of ftnanctal health. GrE also will request authority to establish a monthlY tee to cover extended area service, Randall said. The fee Would range f!Un ,5 cents to $4 for residential custOIIi~ and would take~ accou11t the llnlshed before June 1985. ' GTE wants to taise f11J11e of the extra money by lncreasfllg depreciation rates. Randall said that by ~Wrlteotfs off-older equipment, theampany can more rapidly reinvest money In newer equipment. , Randall also ~d that whUe the company has • "vlgoroustYcutcilsts,"earnlngshavefallenbetoWtiw! level·autlxnit.ed by tbertJCO in GTE's last rate case IIJIIMN KElLY 'ftn e :7 8Wf BAROAIN llfATlHEEs SIITUR04Y & SUNil4Y · · , on ·Oct. 1, said GTE gBiel'llf manager RR. Randall. He said the' PUCO's reviE!w prObably would not be petition drive YELLOW FlllnONE Cinema(/) 2 Gallon ,. s..:uor-. COWMBUS. .Ohio - General TeiEpoone C<mpany of Ohio has notified the Pullllc UIWtil!s Ccmmlulon that h wiD seek a $58.1 mUllon rate hike. The company said Friday liB request would mean an aVI!I'qe Increase of about :!I cents a day in tbecost of Ita baiiiC residential phone aernce. · · But Ohio Consumers' Ownwel WWiam Spratley said lie Intends tQ intet'Velle and is "highly skeptfcal'' of GTE'sablllt;y to justify Its request. · . ' The formal, appllcatlon requesting ,tbe 39 percent ln<;rej~Se In ann\JalloCa! serviCe revenues wW bellied . · 99C -FLASHIMNCE- .:&.' SPLASH ICE MAN WEEKEND PASS JUt 12 130 " - 110 Cepll A Multn rt'· Inc. N• I'IPIJ I ~AP) 4 LIS.. HARDY · . MUMS .HOUSE ' PAINT · ALL FRUTH PHARMACIES + Val. " ..... :10 ' BANANAS · 2 GALLON '' . , e c :· .......... '• I RENT MOVIES. AT · THE MOVIE PLACES -Page A+ ••..•• .•••••...•••..• IDsert P-roy, OH. POTATOES 5 ll. 8 l!o C • ~ . 10 11. $159 eeting postponed - STATIOI ~ tmes·· A i BRIGHT WHITE ~\t'/.~::4o# ~ ..... ..... ...........~ ••• A..2 · '8p:Jrtl ••• ! • •••• •••• • • • •••• •••••• •• C..l-8 Ohio weather: ·' sunshine, clouds, threat of showe~ e SPECIAL/I • s + IrrP~~~or;t;he;s~~ru~sess~b;"· ~~s~p~~~r~a~tr~~;oo~~~·. . ..· .~ 1~~::~~~~~~~~~CA~N~N~IN~G~P~E~A~CH~ES~~~~==~~======~ · lllght in tbe Ohio lottery's daily game, '"'beNumber,"was046. · In tbe "Pick 4" game, played t-----------------1 a•· Columnist Bob Hoedich says politics is Q ~ subjecl to avoid.,-Page B-6. · . , ' Atougtbe River ............... B-1-8 esu ............................ A.. Dellllll .. .'.......................... A-li I ~. In order that day. ·~ E 1be Daib' S..db!l wfl not be Pu~~~Dli\Y • Inside: p. No paper Monday printed lklneave of absence. Hired as a dergartenafdfortheschoolyear at the Middleport Elementary School was lorrl Ann Snowden. . Added to the substitute teachers list for the school year were Janice Groggel Vf kl J hn J ' c o son, ackson Kaylor and Carmen Manuel and Mary MWer was employed as a sul;lstitutealde. All members of the board were t1 992·1036 W. Main St. Editorlaiit!t Lowell Win@ett talks politics, .~s and petition&-Pil@e A-2 . MAIN ·STREET MARKET OPIN t-t !ll0NDAY·$A1UIDAY, SillilY' 11·8 The tuner& for Lauren Hottman will be held at 1 p.m. Saturdaay at the Blgony-Jordan Funeral Home. It . was prevtously reported tbe services Would begin at 2 p.m. to· milk and harvest--D-1 . A holiday to honor the Day ..._..., : sisters, Polly PennJngton and Meg · Wolfe of Kentucky and Mollie Joseph of Belpre; 19 grandchUdren andl4great-graarulchUdren. Mrs. Causey was preceded In deathbyherparents, tltreebrothei'S also acoepted the resignation of Tim Flesher as junior high guidance counselor. Flesher resigned to accept the assistant principal's · poslf!on at Warren LQcal Scl)ools. ' The board 1 edJulleB · · emp oy yeri'S an elementary teacher for the new school year. She replaces Carotyn Snowden at the Rutland Elemen••~· School. Ms. Snowden fs on a Friday, A'!uet 31, 1984 """~... ·~ to Mount Vernon In 1953. She had to 10::Jl p.m. Saturday at the fire AdmlsWns-·Mark Haley, Mfd, retired from the Edmont WUson Co. . Kennedy. Survivors Include his wife, Phyf- station. Activities also Include dleport; Davld Brlckles, Pomeroy; and was a memberoftbeEbenezer lis; two daughters, Charla and hoi'sesOOe pitching, a country store, . Rebecca Galley, Pomeroy; Jorota United Methodist Church. Survivors Include a daughter, Meflss;l; a son, Charles;' several ring the cane' game, balloon darts Cooper, S)Tacuse; Mae Jordan, brothers and sisters; a mother-In- game, tfsh pond, and .!rock rides , Pm!eroy. Irene Christian, North Royalton; law,Mrs,RedaSnowdenofRutland. wfthSmokeytheBear. . Djsch~-Albert Zlto, Eva two grandchildren; a brother, Frederick Wflcoxen, Johnstown; . Friends may call at tbe Jercy Labor part set Hartley, Homer Bradshaw, ·!VIatk and a sister, Veda Krzton, Chicago. Spears Funeral llome, In Columy Haley• • She was preceded fn death by her bu$,2-4and7-9p.rii.F'rldaY:Fubera! Richard Stewart Is announcing a Meet M00da Y· ' parents, her ,husband, Floyd Jones service will be . held . at rxion LaborDaypartytobeheldSunday In 1!81 and a brother. Satunlay. Graveside S4!1'vioes wfU 5: :Jl p.m. at his Cheshire resideflce: The Bedford Township Trustees Friends lll.\IY caU 7-9 p.m . Friday be held at 4 p.m . Saturday at tbe · Muslc will be provided by tbe willmeetMooday, Sept. 3,at7p.m . at . the Flowers-Snyder Funeral MUes Cemetery, Rutland, with the Cro!sover Band and a balld 1rl tbe townshiJihall. ' . Home In Mount Vernon. Graveside Rev. Bobby Walker otllclatlng. · services will be held at 10: :Jl a.m. lowing an extended Illness. She was born fn Lesley County, Meigs _ 'IIW'Ml RATE-" Mit lie - ~or~-wllere 1111 lam u ill 0.1 perOift Will! reported by the or Ohio.,.._. ~ 8enicea ...._ *be Joblelli rate Ill aD liUITouJIIIDc ooomttes declined or held ew11 ,_. July.Jn ~above, J._ ratEil arellllownldpa~ad...,... The July deCtfne in unemp1oy: ment for Gallia and Meigs was In Une with a downward trend registered throughout most of southeastem Ohio. With tbe exceptfon of Lawrence - where a June to July Increase of one-tenth (0.1) of one percent was reported- tbe jobless rate jn aU sUrrounding counties decllned or held even. . • OBESffgures ~ 1,41i8ofGallla County's estimated .work force oi' 15,477wftblutwork!nJuly. In 1'!1elgs, the OBES reports l.llli of thAt county's work force of 11,815 as jObless during tbe month. Thestatejoblessratestoodat8.4 percent In July, while tbe national ratewasreportedat7.5percent: · With federal .grant in hand, 'mountain·of red tape' begins : SERVICE By J~ nuEDMAN . . Tll•;all ......,. 81811 · 1 GALLIPO,LJS - With the rec:ielpt of a federallll'$llt of a)most -.OX! to Improve GaWa County hoUBing, GaWB-Meta- Olnmunlty Actton Agmcy Executive Dlri!ctor Sid Edwards says tbe CAA must now wade DESK IS NOW OPEN tbro.uah "a mountain of red tape"beforetheprogram can aet underway. . The CAA, which according to Edwards, will adm1nlsler the Community Development Block Grant PI'Ofll'&nl, must hire hoUsing speclall5ts and develop all appUcatiOO fonn before requests for tbe money can be accepted. ' IF YOU DON'T RECEIVE YOUR DAILY SENTINEL BY THE NORMAL TIME OR IF YOUR DAILY SENTIN·El· JSN'T READABLE FOR SOME REASON .... *DON'T GO WITHOUT* CALL OUR s'ERVICE DESK WE'LL DELIVER A DAILY SENTINEL TO YOU OPEN UNTIL 6:00 P.M. MONDAY : FRIDAY 1984 Chevrolet Chevette 1984 Chevrolet s-·10 Truck 2 Dr Hatchback, 4 Speed Radial Tires, Cloth Seats, Radio ,V-6 Engine, 4 Spetd, Power Steering Sellina price $5,391.00, trade equity or ·cash down $1,000.~. Amou~t financed $4,391.00, 14.25% .APR , GMAC fmaneed With approved credit, 48 monthly payments; taus, title fHs, and credit life insurance extra. 1 Lo~g Selllnc price $7,599;00, trade equity or cash down amount financed $6,099.00, 14.25% APR · GMAC financed with approved credit, 48 monthly PlY· rnents; tlxn, title fees, and credit life Insurance extra. ·$1,500.~. "WE DELIVER" The Daily Sentinel Sl ONS OLDS.-CAD.• CHEVY, INC. ha.....,. walter Mondtle sparred tor II debate at all. "We have a long way tb go to . canpletenegOUations," said White 'House chief ofstaffJamesA. Baker m as he emerged from tbe talks. ·"We are not Just \vWing but pleased to agree to one debate and have not foreclosed the opporllinlty .tor for statjstfcs provided by the state. "The Department , of Development made tbe decision and theJl! ~ no. i-easons to believe tbere was any hankY-panky ," Edwards said. . "It's unfortunate Meigs was not funded," Edwaids told the Meigs County Cmuntsslon "but there~ many others woo did not get fu~. Out of' U9 appUcatlons. Meigs County was 34th and Ga!Ua County 11th. It was a blghly competitive deli! and Meigs County only missed the grant by four poli!ts. 'I'here were three other agencies that only ml!~ one, two and three points. ~EBATE DEBATES While House Chief · o! S4aff James Baker, left, and James Jo'--, campalflll ·chalnnan for Democratic nominee Walter Mondale, rllht. met In WMhlng- . ton Friday. Baker and J~ agreed thad Mondale will debate Pmlrent llana!d Reapn at 1ea1t once. Jol••• fll2d ~ • dale want& mOre deb.tldg .,_ Rfoapl and ?IaPier said he willits the debates .,,.,,.,'b' "not too clo8e to elecdon day so there Is undue Impact on the voten' decision.'' BuahilndDmiocra!lcvlce!lreGden· . mom." PoMERoY - A Ptireoy 111811 II balna bel4 liY ~ ~ fl;l COIIIlb!'tmd wlllla bellk robbery In Cokndo. . Jamea A. Stitt Ia allo .q!lt 011 a llfiJid theft cllar&e . in GaJIIa Coonly and ... pculblellllpect In the armed (GbbeJy ·of 111 AtiiiM • Jut 1111111111; ~ \0 , Athll!lll Pollee Chll!f Ted JOIIee. Sdtt, Z, WM , talcf!n IDto CIIIIOCb' 1'bunday In \ • tlal nomineeGeraldfneFerrarowW The money Will be used to fund repairs to 23 houses per year In the two-yea:r program. Five other hor:nes per year wUl undergo emergency repairs. Edwards said he expected the program to spend around Slj).OX! per house for the repairs. , A sirn!lar ~llcatlon for Meigs County was turDed down and Edwarlls said he did not know why. "The Deparlment of Development determined who got tbe grants," he saki, ·~nd I'm not about to draw any comparisons between tbe two counties.'' ' · The applications tor the two counties were prepared by the CAA and contained·Identical wording except P~meroy · ~an · held "in Kan_ sas on b~~ robbery ·charge - I I ;6-( ., ' · WASHINGTON (AP) - The · minutes Friday In tbe first formal great debates ,debate Is under way attempt to.w.Jl'k oot thetermaoftbe and hall already produced agree. !ate-to-lace deblltell. meatone~~ethlng-tberewfUbeat Mondale wants six and Reagan least one forensic boUt betwl!en tile agrald to just one, bui the two' p-lAjor presldi!IIUI! clllldldates . repn!lelltatljles left tbe door' open this !aU. . tor more. The chief ot Prelld8rit 'lbl!re Is still.' 00 deClslDn on Reagan andDelliUCi•tlc ~ wbetbel' VICe President George IIIMCIMITI 992-2156 said. Candidate~' handle~ go a ·round over .political debates Bed, 1500 Lb. Payload. · · CIMauAUTY CALL Edwll!ds reconunended tbe Gallia County COf!!· mission appoint a screening commlttre of at least flvll members 10 go aver fndfvlduaf applfcations and assign points ·on a merit basis. Edwards rl!com· · mended a member trom GaWpoUs, and one each from the eest, west, north and south ends or· tbe counly. '"'bbs wUl give a good representation to all areas of the county," according to Edwards. The biggest need, Edwards said fs to get township . trustees Involved in the program. '.'W~ need the trustee!l to point out to us the most needy homes." he ( • ~ "''iDmect!On with tbe alleged robbecy of I! bank In Olio. At tbe time of his arrest, he was drlvlq a car aJJegedly stolen In Las Vegas, Nev. Clllef Jones said Stitt has been reportedly linked to a cer bind in ChlWcothe the clay after tile robbery of tile Rlcllland Awnue brBnCh of Bank One or Athens on 22. The clll' 1a slmUar to one obs«ved near the 'Buruaeton. Aua. scene of the robbery. . The Bank One branch was robbed by a man who reportedly sllclwed a gun to a teller and ordered the teller to pla<le thetnoneyln a fast-foodrestaurant bag. Jones said Stitt has reportedly told Kansas State Po2lce he was not Involved In tbe Bank One robbery, However, pl¥liographs of Stitt will be shown to robbery witnesses. Stitt was charged Aug. 14 by the Gallla Cou!JI)' Sherl!f's Department with grand theft, accordln~ID . records IDed In Galllpolls Municipal Court. ,•• Stitt was suggested as a possible suspect Bank One robbccy by an area law entoro:r ~ agency, Jones said. ·. • · 111;;1 �• ' . Comment -~··mber 2, and perspective ~ ' s.p..,. . 2, 1914 · t e, -· ft•J•p • - - William Buckley ]r. Troman Capo - -F.-11~ ili!m~ qj~ • 8251blrd Ave., Gallipolis, Ohto (614) 446-~ Ill Court st., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 9112-21$6 • ROBERT L. WI NGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. • Executive Editor ' PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher·C<mtroller ·' • .Aanerlcu A MEMBER of The AMOCtated Press. Inland Dally """"' Asooclatlon IUld the Newspaper PubU§hers AMociatlon. ~OF OPINION arewclcome<L lheyshouldbel.... thanJIOwordsklllg. AII lellenareoubJecllnedlllagandmUSibeslgnedwtlhname,ad""""aadlelepboneiiUII> .. ber. No wW·he publshed. t.euers should be 1n llOOd laSie.... ..,......1 ..,. .,.,IIIM!d ,....., '• .. .U.... ""' ...,._....,... · ~=====================~ , rJ 1 Scowcroft sees , .;.nprecedented Kremlin rigidity House. 0"- new ' ~ · While Richard Nixon set out In a specific direction, Reagan's style Is to "walt for things t.<i come up to htm," Scowcroft said. . · : Since just below Reagan, atthelevelsofSecretaryofStateGrorgeShultz and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, there often is disagreement about policies, It Is difficult to get issues t.<i Reagan for a OO:iskln, he ootes. • But an even bigger problem, in theforrberWhite House official's view, is the situation in the Kremtin. , : The rigidity that formed . in Leonid Brezhnev's faltering, last years, sj:lread' with tlle "uncertainties and Uiness" of Yurt Andropov's brief, JS.month reign and now has hardened turtller under Chernenko, with a sJ,Utting up of functions adding t.<i the problem. WASIDNGTON - Labor Day, , Chernenko has .not been seen in public in six weeks. U.S. offiCii!ls are . the traditional start of a presldenlinable to explain his disappearance. Whether the reason is Illness or tial race, has been overrun by !!Olltical, "probably we are likely to a fairly extended period of weak events this year. The candidates of Soviet leadership, whatever happens to Chernenko," Scowcroft _said. both partie$ are already going full : The next leader is likely to come from the younger generation, waltingln speed 'toward Election Day. the wings. This, Scowcrott said, will usher in a period of readjustment and A crucial element in Walter realignment of coalitions within the Kremlin and ·'might take some time to Mondale's hopes for a come-f!om• behl,nd victory over a confident shake out." · • "Probably, at least through the end of this decade," he said, ·:the President Reagan Is the Demo. chances we'll have another period like we had in the late 'OOs or early 70s crats' ambitious effort to ldenllty, With Brezhnev are slim," Sct)wcroft said. "I don't think that's particularly register and motivate eight million to 10 million voters In the next two ~ ·" months. 'This will require massive amounts of money, and in thts, as In most other aspects of the campalgn, the Republicans are ronitor• , tably ahead. The Democratic Ju'ld·ralsing ef. · •• fort got underway in earnest on Running mates Dem victory • see· ~Letter .. ...... to the editor Traffic light petition ..... . ;::; I am a very concerned citizen of '-:Banta County and I am going to OJrculate a petition among the !:;Citizens of Gallipolis to petition the :~tate of Ohto to place a street light ~t the intersection of Locust Street ~¥and ·Second Avenue, downtown ;."<;allipolis. ;;; No one gives the right-of-way to l ;pectestrians using this crosswalk. ~vera! persons, Including school !~hildren have been endangered by :,:l]lotorlsts who refuse to stop for • ;persons In the crosswalk. This is an .::~xtremely dangerous , intersection : =and since there Is lack of pollee ...:r:- . protection (no one Is ever cited for near misses) a slgnalls absolutely neCessary. According to our Ohto Revised Code 45ll.46(A) The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way, stopping H need be, to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within a crosswalk. In my opinion we need to enforce this law and place a street light at this intersection or put It under police control for our children's safety as well as our OWl!. Karen M. Schneider Gallipolis ~. ~oday in history ... . _:, TOday is Sunday, Sept. 2, the 246thdayof1984. Thereare120days left In . · iii>'· Today' s highlight In history: !t; On the,morning of Sept. 2, 1945, local time, Japan tonnally su!Tendered :1::lo the United States In ceremonies aboard the USS "Missouri" In TokyO :b~ay. World War II was over. · ~·: On this date: · . '• ln 31 B.C., Octavius caesar won the' battle of Actium, defeating Mark ~tony and Cleopatra. !:, In 1666, tlle Great Fire o( London broke out. It claimed thousands of "':"'<bomes, but only four lives, in the several days It burned. :t: In 1789, the u.s. Treasury Department was established. :i: In 1864, during the War Between the States, Gen. WW!am T. Sherman's ~j]nlon forees occupied the city of Atlanta one day alter the Confederates ...,. retreated. f~ In 1901. Vice President Theodore Roosevelt said in a speech at the . o~.:MJniii!IIOia Slate fair: "Speak softly and carry a big stiCk." . In 1924, the Rudolf Frlml operetta "Rose Marie" opmed on Broadway. • :; In 1~ as the Jppanese surrendered, Ho Chi Minh declai'ed Vletoam an ::t lndependent republic. . . . In 1963, Alabama Gov. GeOrge Wallace prevented the Integration of ;:.·~ High Schl\01 by encircling the building with state troopers. '$...: Ten years ago: Britain's prestigious Uoyd'sBankLtmlted announced it ~ :had suttered losses up t.<i $75 miUlon because of "irregularities." :~· rive years ago: Hundreds or people In the Dornlnlcan Republic were "'~ ldJled in the wake of Hurricane David. · ::;: 011e year ago: Secretary of State George Shultz charged the Soviet Union :O.':wlth covering up detaUs of the downing ol the South Korean jetliner. (At .... jlfl point, the Soviets had yet to acknowledge they had sOOt down the · ~year. t:- :t !11ane.) . . I rather than hts professional life to Sll!tain htm, so that when the forml!r collapsed, hll remaining crutch became bocxle, And there was, really, not lime enough, or clearheadedness enough, to resume serious productJoq. ', Ope day he called and asked to be Introduced to Gov. Ronald Reagan; because Capote was doing an hour's ~ntary on capital punish· ment and needed access to the Death House In California. An unlikely, yet enduring, friendship was struck uphetween.theReagans and Capote, It had Its own threatric111 life wlien Capote rail afoul ot a conteml>t citation and wa& sentenced to several days In jaB, from which only a pardon by Governor Reagan could save hlin: '· ll was 1111 handled With dignity. · "He's .quite a gUy, and ve!Y. interesting," Reagan once ·Said: "But you know, when you first meet htm, it is kind of a shock." The reference was to the elCllggeoratedly' effeffilnate voice. A few ·weekS heft1re they met, Reagan's office was scandalized by thedlscoveryol · Reagan's top aide In &·homosexual · SPil off In the mountains. After Capote ie!t the governor's' office,· Reagan was seen to lean out of the door and iJ11llow out, "Troll that . feller .in·and out of the hallltere a couple ol times, let'$ see If there~ • any left.'' Capote would probably, have put that line Into h1s next boOk.· The doctors have not told us whar Truman Capote died from, but tt. was not old age. "Forsooth," the Rabelaisian character says to hl,s reproachful physician, "I do believe I. know more old drunkards than J: do old doctors .... But not this lime arounl!. And so, once again (in our day, In ow; country: Hemingway, ' Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Steinbeck; .. CoZzens) the reading world lost a ' half-dozen breakfasts at Tiffany· that sat, ungestated,ln the mind of. a briUiant and essentially likable. man, sat there smothered by booze. · the consumption of which proVed terminal. The same Imbalance that . created "Unspoiled Monsters" ac• qulesced in that fateful, sad· exchange. · fund~· ------......---..,-___J_ac_k_A_nd_er~ ·so_~.~ July 19, the day Mondale a~pted the nomination in San Fran~. That morning, In the .Saut~ m Room of the Meridlen Hotel. Mandate's lieutenants brought toge\her.a~t :ro Pllrty fat cats.for a closed-door presentation of their plans tor a "Democratic Victory Fund." .There was a brief vlcteO presenta· lion that stressed the Importance ot getiing out the vote, followed by an eight-minute pep talk by the candidate himself. While Mondale spoke to tbe money men, the press was told that he was taking some "private time at the Meridlen." . Briefing memos handed out at the M~ridien meeting describe'd the Victory Fund. as "a combined fund-raising effort of the Demo• cratic National Committee, ·state Democratic parties and tbe Demo· cratlc C<ingresstonal and Senate Democratic Cam'palgn commltt~s. in cooperation with Mondale· Ferraro." .Tim Flnchem, Mondale's finance dlrl!ctor · and head of the Victory Fund, told the conferees that the minimum goal Is to raise $27 mBllon, with a hoped-for target of S42 mDllon . Here's a breakdown 'of the collection campaign: - Direct mail: "We will mall solicitations several times per month to the nearl}l fro,!XXl ldentl· fled donors" already listed by the Democratic National Committee. Thts Is expected to ratse "a minimum of $4 million and perhaps ' as much as $6 'million." ;. Finchem,told my associate Tony c;apacclo the direct-maD camaign has already had some ell1'1Y succes5e!i. An appeal sent out over New York Gov. MIJI'(o Cuomo's. signature after · hts convention keynote speech, tor example, · brought in $aXI,OOJ, Finchem said. · - Large gifts: "Individuals, corporations and labor unions are able to make large contributions to the Victory Fund .... The large gifts. program Will Identify potential major donors and actively solicit the largest possible contributions that he or she Is capable of making. . This program Is expected to raise a minimum of'$5 mDilon and as much as $8- miUlon In contributions of $10,!XXl or more." ( ' .Let'S talk politiCS,__-:-----""____:____- . :L:.:. :vw. :. .:. . ~=-: -:. l . . .:. :. W. . .:. :. ing:.£.:e:.:.:. .t Th1s being a political year, let's . or held any party office which talk po)ltics. Your politics and would bind me to support certain mine. We all have some political candidates whom I know are less philosophy and choose the political quaUfied than another who happens party that most clearly represents to be a Republ1can. I believe that the things in 'o/hlch we believe. In ·party politics should slop at the the United States most of us are state level. However, under the either Democrats or Republicans, political system we have, we are often without even knowing why expected to make a party affUlatlon and often to our disadvantage but In known when we register to vote. a ·democracy the two-party sjrstem That's my politicS. What's youl'!l? provides the checks and balances There is no need to add to 't'hat that eventually keeps tbe ciruntry · has already been published congoing forward on an even keel. It cernlng the access road petition has been thus for :m years and we drive sponsored by the Pomeroy hope It will continue so forever. Chamber of Commerce with On a national level, the two-party Chamber member Mrs . Jennifer system has worked very well. Even Sheets, Pomllfoy attorney. selected . on the state level there Is some io lead the campaign. Already merit but not much. On the local petitions bearing more thali 1,oo0 level there Is proof in abundance names have been turned In to Mrs.' that, over the years, has done more Sheets and the Pomeroy office of hann ·than good proportionately, so the Chamber ot Commerce. Mtre that state officials are more than a thousand petitions have been tamlllar to the average voter than distributed to cities on Route 33 county officials were 50 years ago. between Pomeroy and Lancuter The world is getting smaller all the and are now In the process o1 being lime and Within a te:w years It Will ' filled. At a meeting ot the planjllng be necessary to devise another committee ot the Pomeroy orgaJII. system of 'checks and balances to zatlon at the oftlce of the .Ohio keep the rascall In llnl!. But this . Power Company Tuesday evenlr!¥• year we are stiU saddled with the It was decided to have all tlie same old system that has kept our petitiona ready tor presentatton:to country In a state of quadrennial state otttctals in ' 'Columbuli 10011 furor for the last 50 years. atter Oct. 15. Plans were Iiiio J1lllle When there Is a national elec\ion, · to contact Columbus tettMslon I have always VOted for the stations and press &810Clatlo.. for Democratic ticket because that the wldelt posslbil! publicity, party most nearly repuse11ts my The petition .drtve 1w received own poBtical philosophy. [ have minor setbacks l;leca~~~e o1 com· usually foBowed the same practice muntty rtvalry and political dllla'· in state elections and have sotneences.· A statement by Mn. Yvonne times lived to regret my decision. ScaBy in the Dally~ for Aug. For lesser otttces where [ know the 29toUows: "Mn.Sc:allypotntedout candidates, l vote as I damn please. that there Is 10111e concera among I have never been a committeeman residents that It tlie areess road to ' . • the Ravenswood Bridge does de· velop, the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge · might be done away with." When l caned her later Tuesday evening asking what facts she 'had to support such a stat!lflleDt, she said she had only heard the statement made by someone whom she · retuaed to name. She h'd no SOlid facts t.<i corroborate her statement. She is til!! operator of the LaSalle Hotel and Lounge in Middleport and Is a Democratic candidate for county c:ommlssloner. Her Republl· <ipponent is Commissioner · Richard Jones who Is running for can. :· hts third term. Orga·n izational Democrats In : Meigs County have also voiced their dlsapPfOV&! Of 'thl: petition drive because Mrs. Sheets was : named to lead It She is a candidatt : for representative to the General . Assembly from . the 94th Dlstrlei andts opposing Mrs. Jolynn Bosttr, ; Democratic incumbent. So far, neither of these protests have visibly affected the petltlitll ·, drive which has been enthuslastl· '1 caily received by the general I •~ public. 118la He and the othel' lop 10 allCtionoot'!lfrml theeollieistwer;e honQr-ed after tile (.'Ot1lpetlijon in tile falr' Qloper area Celeste. \ i 'I by Gov. Rlc))ard GAlLIPOLIS - A Mason County riattve has 'been named me4iCal records director at Holzer Medical Center. · · P . MarkHarmonJr.,orlglnallyoi New Haven and a graduate ol Wa!wna High SclliJ!ll, received hts • P. Mllrk nan-~r. ,.....,. E. Neal W. Babeii White Joe ~..on& · · .School, attended Ohio University .mar .· . kets Inc • Long and his wife, Lou, reside in and sei'Ved with the U.S. Marine Broaddus College, Phlllppi, 'W.Va., underwriter (CPCU) designation. 1n 1981. ' He and Ills wife, the fol'fllfer He was recipient o1 the Outs land- Palrtcla Moore o~ Dayton, have ingStudentAchlevementAwardat . threechlldren,andtbeyresldeat938 Hoc!dng Tech in 1979 and the . Loch Nelli! AVe., Worthington. Medical Record . Administration • Academic Award from Alderson· . GALUPOLIS - Joe Long was Broaddusin1Qin • ·· recently p!'IITloted to perishable , Prior to - t o HMC, he was merchandiser atOhlo Valle:YSuper· medlcal recordS director atO'BJe.. markets, doing business as the ness Memorial ~ospltalln A~. .wbeberelongshe·hasto hetheldnMumerousasonic :::. ... • recenGALUPOtly · becLISame- afftiEunllacetedNiwlehmth Including past master of the lodge. Canaday Realty. 25 Locust St. Mrs. Nlehm has resided in GaWpolls with her husband, l>r. BeJ;nard F. Niehm, since 1970, and has been licensed as a realtor since departments in lhosestQre$. ign Before takll)g the new 85$ •. ment, Long was meat manager of theGalllpollsFoodland. A 1!M graduate of Gallla AcademY High Scliool, Long began in the groce~y business the .same year With Evans Grocery Co. as meat IJIIII!llller. In 1963, he became nieatmanagerfor'IborofareSuper· GaWpolls. A member ot Grace : Corps. United Methodist Church, he alsO • HellcontinuingeducattonatOhlo University in the master-of hlgber ectucatlon program and pla!IS to graduate .next JUiljl. Haniloo ts a ..n.mber of the American Medical Record Association ~ the Ohio -e~ . · · • 'GAWPOUS ~Gallipolis Busi· . They .purchased Gallipolis Bust· ness . College with branches in ness College In January 19'15. From WeUat011, Portsmouth and ChWI· the one school with 20 students and cothe, and a new college forming in three staff memben, they have Medlca!RecordAsscictatlon. · He and h1s wife Cathv I3'ough · -v Valley Hannon, live 011 ' Spring Drtve 1n Gallipolis. · expanded to seven 1111hools with an average enrollment (except tor summer time) to 1,00l students, and a staff o1 98. Leo mackburn said the demand for business college graduates has always been high, especially in 18,1111! . cities and especially for Lancaster, changed Its name to Southeastern Busfnl!ss College. The school at Gallipolis will -remain the.home school, and the other tour will remain flranches, but all will be known as Sol!theastern Business ·' Colleges. Leo Blaekburn, chairman ot the · -=w. COLUMBUs Robert "BQb" Whlte, a Ga!llpolls 1\&tlve and 19ol6 graduate of GaUla Academy High ·has joined home Nationwide board ol Julia Corp.,said and School, Insurance Companies' office · Blackburn, president; thatSl!n1 the staffasd!M;torotundeiWI'Itingand five schools in Ohio's southeastern resldllal markets for .personal quadrant were chailging lhliir to~ • He served as undeiWI'Iting and Insurance lines. . . market analysis manager at Na· tionwlde's regional otttce In Por· tland, Ore.. for the past two years. White was with Nationwide from lre6untD19&l,andfilrthefoUowlng 12 years worked,tor Colonial Penn Insurance in Phttadelphta. A co. 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All the newly ·nameq southeast· All the Southeastern schools will ern schools p.re approved for begin the 19114 Fall Ti!rm on - For better ldentitlcation and names the following reasons: recognition of our overall presmce in ihe ·area. More geographically tilting. - "Southeastern" helng a more acceptable name In Wellston, . Portsmouth, Lancaster, and ChiUI· cothe and possible another city or two that are being considered for new business college operations. USIDe88 For a better~ ot unity and · ~ - Hany K. Qark, transterabllity ot credits. asstslant at Ohio .valley - .- T<i better tu1t1U the reqllireElec(rlc Corp.'s Kyger Creek plant, rlients ·or the various federal and recently received the company's state agencies theschootsdealwlth. anniversary award for 30 years of The change -UI name will not !leJ:Vice· !rom Louis R. Ford Jr., .affect the ~hlp, locations, . plant manager. .. programs, peJ'SODDel and opera· Clark went to work at Kyge>r· - -lions of the five institutions. eri!ekinAug.22,1954,asaguard.On The State Board of School and July 31, 1957, he transferred to the Cpllege Registration which Bcenses ' "" - · therapist at John Heinz Institute for , RehabWtation Medicine In WUkes~ Barre, Pa.; Patti, now married to: Matthew Sterrett and living in Raleigh, N.C., wbo will soon lie, enroUing In advanced studies at !htr~ University of North Carolina; and Bernie, a senior at GalliaAcader!ly High School. • A mmeber and past president ot the GaUlpolls Garden Oub, abe has been active with the Washtngto{l. · PI'A and Girl Scoots. ' ': · :=:a~:~ . R . · P. .D"I.· on _ al. bu.s iness. . c. olle~~'e ·ch.a nues 11am l - t o ; ,..,. James Walker degzee in medical techno!· ........"A stores 1n GaWpolts, Point C1!Y from Hocking rttord Teclvt!cal Col· · Navy veteran, he bolds a degree .,, •. """"""' lege in. 1979 and obtained a from the University ot Nort1Jeqt Rleasant and Pomeroy. bachelor'sdegreeinmedicalrecord Colorado;andholdstheprofesslonal Long Is responsible for suPervi· adm!ntstration from Alderson· · chartered property and casualty .slon ot the !'(leal, produce lind dell •• ' C1. ...,NIA. lnl. ...,.. • • • . ·Berry's World ' '· ' GAl.UPOLIS- Lonnie E. Neal, Rt. 1, Bidwell, rated as one of the lop 10 auctioneers participating in the auctioneers~ contest at this year's Ohio State Fair. A Gallla County native Neill ill a fuU·Iime aucttoneerworldng in auto sales, auction barns, . farrn and l)ousellold · auctiolls ·and tobaoco • ,) I j to receive an invitatiOJJ on Ills ' fai'I\OUS mack & White Ball at NeW York's Plaia Hotel. Some men lett for Europe rather than rtsk the S~~Spiclop. that they had not be!ln Invited. One WoJI!an hired a huge public relationS firm, first to bring ' pressure on Capote to invite her, secolld, In the event that·lt faDed, to elaborate ennobling reasons why abe had not been inVIted. those were the days fQf 'J'ruman Capote, fresh from the Bterary victory ot "In Cold Blood," which incorporated nothing less than the discovery of a, new art form, ~told the world, basking in self-contentment, some of It earned by his formidable talent, that included the ear wonderfully acute for detail. irony ~nd speech. His big novel would Secure hlm'1n the ' pantheon of American literature, he contldently predicted. But for many years he had begun to lean prog~esslvely on hts social' life \, : Brent Scowcroft, the fanner U.S. national security adviser, Is a cautious ~an. given t.<i understatement. So whert he says the Kremlin Is suffering .fiumunprecedented rlgldity, it's something·to consider. . : Except pc)sslbly for a brief period after Stalin's death in 1963, untO ~alenkQV clearly was aced out by Khrushchev, this is the first lime that no 'lpllramQU!It leader" has been In charge, Scowcrott said the other day. , And he attributes the current impasse In U.S.·Sovlet relations more to ';the kind of rigidities that have set In" than t.<i the Kremtin's obvious ~taste for Ronald Reagan and the president's rhetoric and tactics. , Scowcrott, in Henry Kissinger's shadow during their White House years tinder Presidents Nixon and Ford, J:ias headed a blue-ribbon weapons 4>ffimlssion for Reagan and tried to deliver at least one private letter for him t.<i Konstantln Chernenko last March. · : The Soviets shunted h1m off to a lesser official, and Scowcrott flew home :With an undelivered 'message and a freshened impression of the lack of communication between the two superpowers. : lntervlewed In' one of the two downtown offices In which he practices lntef11atldnal consulting, sometimes lri partnershl~ With Kissinger, the ritlred Air Force general was gently critical of the way Reagan has approached the Soviets and the way decisions are made at .the White ' ) 1966, when ~U tile world contended • A-3 Area-regional awards, promotions, appointments detailed :; Pli'l A-2 .I The only time I was ever at a month or two before, oi"UnspoUed moviesetwasin1976whenlwentto Monsters," thetlrstpartofCapote's the designated studio to pick up " novel,'' " Answered pra;)!ers.'' David Niven for lunch. But the That work tlnislled Truman Ca· scene being shot was not yet pole's social life as decisively as a finished. and so I found myself hangman's trapdoor. It collectl!(l waiting, at the camera elld of the . l)rllllantly and with relish related dining room set In which Uonel every ugly fact and ~or about Twain was so foully murdered in New York's·glitterati tllat Truman Nell Slinon's "Murder by Death." Capote, in years of knowing and Three times, before the shot was mixing with them, had assembled. over. Truman Capote, playing He seemed astonished, at first, Twain, came into the room, leaned that ·old frtends . bung up the · forward over the table, stumbled, telephone when he called, and that was caught by a dozen hands in one others took trouble to avoid htm. of which was a bare bodkin plunged And so he took refuge in booze and into Truman Capote's back. Ques· pills, pills and· booze, And then.one tlqn : In whose hands was the day, on television, in •high pitch of I • 1· bed · b Lee dagger that ·ldl ed htm . wrath, he as out y name at At lunch David Nive11 com· Radziwfll aild a few others. Then mented. that at tha.l particular there was word he was spbmlttlng moment, everyone was suspect · to treatment. And then there; was . Everyone seemed to have a motive . · ' W()rd he was·"JJIO ' ilubmitting .to to kill poor Truman Capote: ''It's treatment. And then there was like 'Murder on the . Orient Ex· word that he had died. press.' " The background was It was a mosl awful fall from the Esquire magazine's publication, a dizzy heights he had achiev~ in The Sunday Timll5o5entinel Page • Tht Sunday Tim• S1ntlnel ' A Division of Ponlii>11Y ~ddleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W\ Va. 1914 0 j ~m inteoestad In Goveinment.NatiOnal ~ AsSOCIIIion cenilicales. ... Name ~----~------------------~~------ ~~------~~------------~----CitY ------~--- State _ _ _ _ _ Zip _ _ ~M--_.--~--------------------~ �• Page A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipqlis1 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. ' . Seplember 2, 1984 Working -~eather ·good over extended forecast By'nle Awlclated Press High pressure dominates the weather panem . over the Ohio Valley. Southerly winds have returned to the state. and some scattered shOwer activity has deve- expected Saturday night and Sun· day. There will be a continuing threat of spotty shOwer or thundei-shOwer activity, althougll area coveragewlllnotbegreat. Temperatures o\oemight wUI fall to the 60s. The Htended forecast for Mon· day through Wednesday calls for gi'Jiefally talr skies. TemperatUres wWbeseasooal. ...;::::=====:::::::::::::::=========; ~~lo~ped=.;;:P;;:a~rt=ly=t=lou=dy==skles::=are=;;;Hl;;g;;;hs;;;Sund=;;;ay;w;;ll;;;lm~ov;;;~~w;;;ell;;;in;;:t;;:o~the~l FREE • l PHOIO· ALBUM "DALLAS" l Naticno1 ' w..- s.Mce NOM. U.S Deol. ol ,, ' o Now- you ordo< F~hip Prlnll fTom Kodak , we 'll give~ / an 1.-tra Ht of print& at a special price.· , Pful a ffH pholo album to put them ·.~ ;. ,~111 WEATHER FORECAST MAP .:_ The National Weather Service forecasts sbowers Sunday for paris of New M<!!dco IUid Texas. ShOwers are also predicted In a f!and stretching from Wisconsin and MMdgwi east to New York and Pennsylvania. (AP .· Liserphoto). · · ' ,.,WHEN' YOU RECEIVE PAM - THE SHOE YOU CAN BUILD A WHOLE WARDROBE AROUND. ®~'i. .. The :\vP · .~ . ·:IIIHSecond Lafavette\lall ~k~~ 5hoe Cafe (;atiipolis.o ln . S.. us for details. ' NIIiW3!t on!)'_. timt ol ~tllng . TAWNEY STUDIOS 424 SKond An., Gallipolis '' Hurry! Offer runs Sept . .2 rhrough Sept 22 :sunshine, :clouds :and showers WALLPAPER MILL OUTLET Spring Valley Plaza - 1 Mile West of Hoizer Medical Center PHONE 446-3131 By 'l1le Associated Press The National Weather Service :says the holiday weekend will be a : tnlxture of sunshine, clouds and a · · threat of showers. : ~altered sll<i;.,ers spread into ' no~hwest Ohio Saturday morning .an.. thereisatleastasUghtchanceof :s~ers, especially in northern :ObiOvo, lhrouhgh Sunday night. • em1g t temperatures were in ;the mid to upper 50s over most of the •state. The wa'rmest area early this I :morning was in northwest Ohio, · 1:where the mercury was in the low .•60s. . ; A cold front moving through on JVlcmday 'is expected to put an end to :iire shower threat and bring fair .•we'ather in its wake. BUY SINGLE ROLL WALLPAPER ·. GET 1 SINGLE .ROLL FREE IN STOCI( WALlPAPER ONlY IN STOCK OLYMPIC STAIN •••••••••••••••• ~••••• $1.99 GAL ·· OUTSIDE PAINT DUTCH STANDARD\t.YU41W •••••••• NOW S12.99 GAL' (WIIITI ONLY·) ~~~~~L/~M~TE~D~Q~U~A~N~T/~1/~E~$~:..~.~N~UR~.R~Y~l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ . . ~ ·· ... Lottery winning ·numbers: 896, 2562 We, the Staff of Scenic Hills Nursing Center( would like to extend our sincere grat· itude to the following merchants whose generous donations contributed in making our Alzheimer's Fund Raiser a smashing success: · ' ' : p..EVELAND Dan Thomas Shoe Store Fru~h Pharmacy Carl's Shoe Store • Spring ·Valley Hardware P.J.'s Spring Vallty Pharmacy · Haskins-Tanner Connnient food Mart Gherke' s Boutique Smeltztr' s Flowtr & .Clark's Jewelry Store , Gardtn Center Thomas Clothiers Way Back .When Doolittle Pharmacy Paul Davies Jtwelry Tawney's Jewelry Store Carolyn's .Uniform Center The Outpost The Hub K-Mort Dudley's Florist Murphy's Mart Knight's Dept. Store Radio Shack Lifestyle Furniture Ar,ley's Shoe World · Phyllis & Jim Mulholand (ox's Dept. Store Dene Wagoner · Foodland Wyoming Wolves (AP) - The : winning number drawn Friday : night in the Ohio Lottery's dally ' game, "The Nwnber," was 896. In ' the ''Pick 4'.' game, played Monday · through Friday, the wq.ntng • number was 2562. j, : The lottery reported earnings Friday of $1,003,53llrom wagertng I :: on "The Number." The earnings ' came on salesof$1,355,!M6.50, whUe : holders of winning tickets are : entitled to share $317,415.50. ' ··In theparimutuel"Pick 4" game, : sales totaled $190,594.50. Holders of : ·winning tickets arE> entitled to 45 : percent ,of the take, or $86,201. A ' winning $1 straight ticket earns • $5,076. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns$423. . .i • • The Number: eight·nine-sll< : ··. ;Pick 4: two-flve-sll<-two ~ 27!1! wake to AMIFM radio or bUzzer alann. Hillo dimmer display. Battery b;ickup if AC falls. Battery SentineP LED warris of ~backup battery. lf12·1540 Bacloup' battery eldra AM/FM Cassette Recorder ~by AuRatic"' ~av•15985 Reg. 249.115 Wj!nt to Spring ~ Vl'f!Uf tor WIUlam Thoma to .Veterans Memorial; ·At 10:05_ p.m. RaCine transported Robert MUltronto VeteransMemor· tal trorn the Southern football field. Veterans MemOrial Admlsslons---~ames · · check eight.accidents : Long Bottom, W<!S northl;lound and a drtveway and Hainey could not and put the vehicle in gear and : John A. Rankin, 26, Tuppers Plains, stop in Ume and allegedly struck · leaving the engine rurmlng at 1: 47 : wasdrlvlngsouthonCallawayRoad Stumbolrombehindat8:19p.m. p.m.')'hevanapparent!ysllppedout · in Meigs County, when tbelr An S:JJ p.m. accident on Pine ofgearofflcerssaldandroiledover vehicles collided in a curve. The6: JJ Street. resulted In light damage to the stop sign and busiJ. p.m. accident resulted in llght two cars. Pollee said Pabicla A. An accident on the Ohio Vall~y damage toCline'~carandtnoderate Beaver, 36, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wAs Bank parking lot is unoerinvesttga· : damagetoRankln'svehicle. westboundonPineandacardriven lion. Officers said an unknown . A single-car accident on Ohio 124 by Cynthia L. Plants, 21, Point vehicle struck a parked car owned ; caused heavy daina!!'e to a car Pleas!!llt. W.Va .• was backing from by Bzyan W. Martin, Rt. 3, : drlyen by Ivan L. Cremeans, 42, SUper America onto Pine. Plants Gallipolis, somettmebetween8a.m. . Northup, the patrol said. Cremeans 10)d officers a van blocked her view and 6:10p.m. , was westbound on 124 when he as she was backing and did not Sl;'(' Cited by pollee were Robert M. . apparently went ott the left slde of Beaver's car, striking lt. Kelley, 27, Pittsburgh,Pa., OWl and the road In a curve, struck a A.routng van struck a stop sign , drlvlngleftofcenter; JoA.Hays,31, guardrail and continued on. The and a bush at 2(X)2 Chatham Ave. Rutland, red Ught violation; patrolcitedhimtortalluretoeontrol Friday. Pollee said Darrell A. OwenE.Lewls,49 ..Rt.2;GaUipolls, : and leaving the scene of an accident. Dotson, 26, Oak Hill, parked his van · !allure to display valid registration . • ME>anwhlle, a GaUljiolls man was . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cited bycttypollcelorassuredclear 14K GOlD ARTC<AR VEO _ H.S. C~ASS RINGS distance following a tw<H:ar acci1 dentonFirstAvenueFrtday PoUcesaldThomas0.~,26; '• ESR, was northbow;td In the 700 block of First behind a car driven by Roger L. Stumbo, 16, WUiow Rood: , ·~ Sturnl:x) ·reported slowed behind a vehicle which was turning right Into and : The kst in Gold . Furley, Middleport. . Deputies will return Derenherger next week • POMEROY ·- Jimmie Lee Derenberger, 'll, folllll'rly of Mechanlc Slreet, Pomeroy. is bE'ingheld in the DanasCoWltyTexasJail on a fugitive warrant from Meigs County for an October 25; 1982: incident according to Snerltf James · J Proffitt. ' ' ' ' . . According to the report, .De.renberger was indicted bY. the M~igs · County Grand, Jury for receiving.a stolen chain saw owned •by Paul 0 ' Phillips, Pagetown. Derenberger pled gupty to the Indictment in the Common Pleas Court but failed to appear for sentencing. A .bench warrant was Issued on JanlllllY 18, 1983 for his arrest. ' Garland TE>xas Pollee apprehended Derenberger this week.and he\vaived extraditkm proceedings, · Meigs County otflclals are to pick him up thiS coming WEek. · . 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FM and squelch cut nbille. #43-214 . Reg. W · 't tM . d' , on mee on ay. J'leasant, dleil Friday. . B '' , : Born Aug. 4, 19:5, in Point : jg ~ CMian ~ub w!ll ·110t . :pleasant, son of the late John m~t on · Labor .Day. . The next ~WOllam Neville Sr. and l3eiiJah meetingwlll beSeptember17. •Lorraine Hudrlleston Neville, he G;;;;;;~~~;;;~;;;;;;;j :was ~ Word War U Navy ._.J..m"" .:and WaS emi>Joyed by Mon RlvE'r us p 515-1111 :towing Co., l3ellevemon, Pa., for ttbe past l.O years. He had also been Publl~h:,"'::c":'~u~J.:;.~~·Thlrd !employed byCamelBargeLineand Avenue, by lhe Ohio Valley Publish· ~DfavoatPtttsburgh. '1 lnR Company · Multimedia, 1nc. St>cond class pos1age paid at GatliJXIIIS , loresE [ Survlvlngarehiswife,De . · Ohio 45631 . Enlered as second class .Turner NeviDe! two daughters, mailing .matter at Pomeroy. Ohio, · .Mrs . Gloria Ilarllng Qf Mortessa, Posl Office . !Pa., and Mrs. Ruth Ann Debick of Member: Toe Associated Press In· • 1st Mrs land batly Press Assoclallon and the Wllrningt Del • on, .; ,ours ers, · American Newspaper Publishers As:Delores Aelker of Pomeroy, Mfs. - ooclallon . National Adv.rtlslng Re· presentative, Branham, 1717 West Anna Stein 0 f Pittsburgh' and · Mrs' I Nine Mile Road , Sufle 204, J)etroll, Kelthann WUUarns and Mrs. Helm' MlchiKan. 48075. , •Johnson, both of Gallipolls; ~ iJve' SUBSCRIPTION R-'TES : brothers, John W. .Jr. of Pallipoljs; : By Carrier or Molor Route ' Clarence of Washington, D.C., ; ' One w... k ............ :.. ....... .......... $1 .10 ;oavld DI'lW of J;>hoenlx •.. Arlz.. . ' one Mo•'"sliiiii.:E'corr......... $4 .80 . , Sterling Gordon of Rutland, and PRICE :Robert C. of Pittsburgh. II ce... .; Funeral serviCes wlll be beldjitlO ' No subscriptions by mall P.rmllled Reg.l9.95 330fo ' WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICE ON WORK SHOES AND lOOTS IN THE Til-STATE IlEA. · POMEROY -TheMeigsCounty Emergency Medical Service reported three squad runs made FriWcy. . Pomeroy went to the White House BaronEastMalnStreetat4:22p.m. · for · Donna Roush to. Veter;ms Memorial; A-t. 3:,25 p.m. ~meroy Cut I DON1 FORGET . JACKSON - Lowell W. Dlcka· son, 81, 1374 Franklin Townllluse Road, Jackson, died saturday morning at his residence. . ' Born Dec. ~. 1002, in Jackson, he was a civil enginee!' and a one-time j}aUla County l!llglneer. A member · of Jackson Christian Church, he wag Involved In Masonic organizations. · , Survlvlng are Ills WI(E', Mt~®e Plckason; and a son, LoweU.E. of \Jackson. · . : Funeral services will be held at 11 .:a.m. Monday in Etsnaugle Funeral Jiome, Jackson, with ~ Rev. \James Gleaves officiating. Burial will be in Coalton Cemeleiy. ,Friends rru!y call at !he funeral ;home alter 5 p.m. today. By Mleronla" $1990° ' $4980° Three emergency runs :Lee NevUle, 59, ~ Chestnut St., :slockdale, P~., ·ronnerly of Point -- • ,Lowell W. DickasOn ' tem. ACibattery operation. lf14-778 3 High B,,u:nk Beds Siamm - ' ! · POINT PLEASANT ~William ' Green, Mat:k Haley. . Powerfui11Hvatt amplifier with 6" wOof· .ars and solid-state tweeters for superb sterecl'sound. Auti>Sean:h Music Sys- I ~ity. police GALLIPOLIS - A Bidwell woman was cited by the GalllaHome. with the Rev. TallY Hanna Meigs post of the state highway John Baker officiating. Burial will be in·Melgs patrolforDWiandfalluretoyield Memory Garden~. Pomeroy. ' POINT PLEASANT John Friends may c4U at !he funeral · one-half of the roadway following a · two-car accident on Buckridge ·'Okey" Baker, 51, Point Plel!,sant., home after 1 p.m. Monday. Road Friday. was dead Qn arrival Friday at The patrol said Doris M. Rnbln-· Pieasant Valley Hospital. Dulcie Reibel son, OO,'Oak Hill, was southboWldon ,Born Npv, 19, 1932, In l,'vlason Countyle·~~theBaklateJohnf!auland 1n tl)e 'Thursday obituary of Buckrldge and met a car driven by . l'J!am . .,...,....,r er, he Wl!S a Dul... · Reibel the name of a Ella B. Wheeler, 47, In a C\U'Ve. Wheeler was reportedly lett of retlre4 tree bir)lmer. . .. "" , ·· Survtvlngafeason John 0!Point surviving daughter should have center and struck Robinson. No · · , ' ~ad Jeanne Anne Bradbury, Mid· Pleasant, three daughters, Colleen .dleport, instead of Jeanne Anne injuries were reported in the 6:30 I p.m . ~ccldent, which caused light CainpbeU of Elkview, W.Va., and Young ftobin Baker and ~sther Baker, Gra~eskle services for Mrs. dllJYlage to both vehicles. APrescottValley,Arlz.,manwas both of Point Pleasant; two sisters, Relbel'wW be heldatlp.m. Tuesday for assured clear distance cited Gladys Cain of Point Pleasant, and at Meigs Memorial Gardfins. after a 1 p.m. accldenton0hlo7.The Minnie Beaver of Leon, W.Va.; and . patrol saki Harrison J. Nelson, 6\1, . Charles D. a' grandson. and Okey H. Shartlger, 48, MiddleHewasalsopr~indeathbya -e··· port, were northbound on 7 when brother, Cllttord, and by a sister, LIMACharles DaviqSigman, Shartlger stopped for a left tum. Geneva Baker. · 41 Lima, Ohio, fannerly of Meigs Harrtson·r.eportedly could not stop · 1 ; Funeral services wUI be held at 2 County, died Saturday mo~ ina .I'. li1 'ttmc, , striking Shartlger from p.m. today In Stev~s .Funeral ' llehl!ld. causing light damage to his Home, with the Rev. Marlfu worj{related accident.. Funeral arrangement's, tor .M r. car. Campbell officiating: BUrial w111 be • Sigman are Incomplete at tl)ls time. The patrol said Terry L. Cllite. 23, Iii Wolfe valley Cemetery. .' :William.L ,Neville 90 r Patrol, h • The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page , A-5 . Panwoy-Middleport-,-Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. Area deaths Hay curing weather lvW not be ideal, but the threat wW not be suffiCient to eliminate all nell' cuts. Growi'I'S may want 10 delay addltlonalcuts Wltll Sunday. · ~n;, • Sept•• bar 2, 1984 And Movie Processing Super 8mm Movie Or 20·exp. Slide film, 1.37. 36·exp. Slide Film ... 2.37 We've Got It And · We've Got It Good! ...\ ' 0 �• • Poge-A-6::-...The Sunday Tim-Sentinel -- ..... ......~ro~ September 2, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleqsant, W.. Va. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~p~ ·~ Q.hio, Meigs schools going hack to basics in education· Y ANCYYOACHAM tlon. Individual differences tn stu· POME~~~w: R' dents wUl be taken lilto consldera· readtn' 'rltln' , e ee s tlon in these matters. basics' and rl!Junettc-the Because of the time factor M of education. This year. in involved In developing such an sta~o~;Ity r:~~g=~ educational system, state law does even better 0 • cs s not .require tun Implementation of N · the competency based standards for e:;e~hlo mtnlmum standards until the school term 1989-90. educatton'en~l an~. secondary Fulllrnplementatlonlncludesthe based" ed ca tl 0~ ~mlngpet~cy develoll'llent of new courses of ltshcom~cltla on dre th ' ng- studylnthethreetargetedsubjects. A course of study descrtbes what ·. """' on an rna ema 11cs. standards were passed In ts to be taught durlng the year and ~art toassureth;ltstudentspass · can be used by teachers to prepart! one grade to another with a lesson plans. certain level of competency In these Meigs County has always had . ~~asof~lear:g. revtsl f coursesot~tudy,butstatestandards on or on did not require standards be s tandards came from a 34-member foUowed by teachers. advisory corruntttee representing ' , A..._ ~tennplannlng _ educators, parents other citizens andstudentsfrom~crossthestate In Metgs County, the actual Certll.ln of the law wUl beth~ planning for theSe new courses or responslb~f the county board of study began a year and a half ago with theformadonofthreecommit· education ~ hlle other declsions will tees made f · bemadelnthelocaldlstrlctse p'l In up o six subject area c · . " a teachers from the Southern EastBoard of Education School .e m and Meigs Local ~tricts, C:O:~rs, Russ Moore and John report Moore and Costimzo. Ac · Committee members were seoptlo~~!:~~ ~t~e0 lected by local dtstrtctsupertntend· . . c ents. It was the conunittee's =~ec7:::o~~~~ency Is and 1~ responslbillty to obtain Input from ency wtU he~ in~= other teachers In their districts In e g each particular course of study. P"?motlon, retention and graduaA county wide meetlnp; was then r:;: Th:;ew ° s:"Z :/\;:frt C~lumbus surgeon schedules speaking engagement at Rio _.. DILES ((,~l) HIARIMG AID .:::. CIMTIR • , - • ' •• • h • • ' • • • ~ ' AI ....... O.. 41101 ' lll<il ,_. , UJ1 sofarw!Ubedlstrlblltedforrevlew Mandated testing w1ll be given and correcttons. between grades 1-4, 5-8 and 9-11. It Once the courses of study are In wUl be up to the local boards to · their 1lnal fonn atld havb been decide exactzy which years those approved at the county level, they tests wtU be adm1nlstered. . wl!l be lellt to Columbus for state · Meigs County's new reading, ~ofedllcatjonapprovai.From EngUsh and math courses 01 study the state, the coones will l!e complete ljS yet . .Ano~ returned to Meigs County to be . MAKE YOUR GRANDPARENTS I . ''FEELDayGRAND'' Is Sunday, Sept. 9th Grandparen~s G1 w . w::" Send Teleflords Milk Pitcher & Cookie jar Bouq_uets: TO ORDER CALL : 992-2039 · 3'Ielefloni .· or 992·5~21 Bouquetsdeliveredanywhere in the U.S. and Canada. Ask about our special Anniversary prices on hearing aids and batteries: · . . Ample Parking Space WILLIAM S. DILES W. l.ll'loo<o Ill- time ooples 0( f!llf!l)'th1na prepared . ' adcptedbyeechlocalboard. ·. .Both Moore and Costanzo are <, contldellt thai the new courses of , study,lnmanualfonn,wtllbeinthe ' tvinds of Meigs County teachers • sanetlme durtng the school year. ~ Orlglnally, the new courses w~ . to have been ready for use wherl ,. scbool began last week. "But," sa~ tf Costanzo, ''lfweputthlsmuchtlme 1~ and effort Into It, we want the best docurnentwecanproduce." · Colorful, flowers in a fme Send the Sweet Memories •• · ceramic Milk Pitchei or Cookie Bouquet from your fTO® . . Florist. Jar make it a special day. Later, · · they're perfect in the kitchen a: . Send your thoughts ·. · ~ !l\JWE~ at the table. CaD or visit to have ith special care."' wood the Milk Pitcher & Cookie Jar 1-----,;;;;,;U._ _~ IIIIlCh you care. holds a Now Celebrating our 36th Anniversary in our new lo- · cation. The same dependable service, with home ap· pointments available. · ' Mandalot:Ytethlc is planned tor September at whldl countywide a.wnrnlttee meeting Day~rable• . 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The session of free to. the public and will be held In the Fine and Perfonntng Arts Building. · held with conunlttee ' members putting forth their separate qbjectives. Everything to be Included in thenewcoursesofstudygenerated from the desires of Meigs County's reading, English and math teachers, Moore and Costanzo · reported. Competency based courses or study are ·not tn.tended to place ltmltattons on teachers, but to enhance Instruction and make It . more consistent Costanzo said. "With competency based educa· tlon, a child entertng fifth grade should master specific skills. Mas· tery ot those skills would enable that child to adapt to any fifth grade classroom within the county. This kind of guarantee t be ad •· canno m e ·for. schools outside the county . because each area In thestatew!U develop courses of study to meet Its particular needs," Costanzo emphasized. Moore . · expl<\lnslhatachlevement tests are now mandated three times during a student's lifetime. This comprehensive testing, In addition to showing Individual pupil capablli· ties, wtllalsoaldlntheevaluatlonof Instruction. It testing shows that a student doesnotmeetthedtstrlct'scompet· ency standards, then some sort of immediate intervention will be • t r~~:v':~·c'l:!n BoiQJet deivered anywhere in the o.s. and Canada. Give Teleflords Butter Churn Bouquet 31eleflota POMEROY FLOW.ER SHOP' 106 BUTTERNUT AVE. POMEBOY, OH . We Accept All Major Credit Card. and"Wire Flowen AII'1Wit Everywhere. · . • , . ,'••• .. • .ftuit • t• 1n ......u....... rre or • ' .·'I' ' h '1 Ch1isltrras! • I I .a . atrdchoose a gil to or give! ... It's our way of getting you in the · h. h · t t d · 1 11 ·• 1 d holiday spirit! Just open a 3'h, 5 or 7 . lg m eres an IS u Y g,.aran e~ . It's the smart way to invest your y~ar certificate account .at Gallipolis · money, and get a BONUS gift you can Savmgs and choose any BO~US g1ft • treat yourself to ... or someone elsel shown here. Your account wtll ~ · GAWPOLIS ··· . SAVUNGS ~ lie COmputer System ' Tapp~n 5" MIQNMix BIW Tole¥ltloo ' Mlcfo.- Oven 'i. . Howard Miller Grandf31her ClOCk AlfWiit Royal Tour ._Piece Luggage Set · ~Modular ·> Syttem ••'h Ste.-o • .•' ' .~ - .•' • ·~ 'I .,.j .,' .••,• AMIFM Magn...,x Telephone Clocl< Radio ~ @!> ' I tI . . ' Gallipolis, Olllo 456,'11 '' ,{ • (614)446-31132 I f ., • .' ,I I r .. ' . ' . . By David A. Reed - ,. ' Pomeroy, Ohio ... ' ~ ' . I ~came a Christian as' a young teenager, while serving my country. 1was severely wounded, trapped inside adamaged b~nker .with several enemy soldiers located on the outside. Realizin.g·my life was in danger, I prayed to God making acommitment- if He w~uld let me live, 1.would .serve Him in the futu~e. (meaning) I would become a moJe faithful C,hristian ..lnst~ad 1. b~came a l.ess faithful Christian. To the place I had stopped loving and trusting some people ·in the way I should, makmg hfed1ff1cult to hve. Oft January·3, 19Si, I made a New Year's resolution to love and trust everyoni. As aresult, I felt much better. That night, prior to falling asleep, God baptiz~d me with the Holy Spirit. With enthusiasm 1called my.motherwho asked if I prayed for this experience. I told her "no", but told her of the resolution I had made. She said that she sensed I seemed trouble and she prayed for me. And, perhaps God answ,red her prayer. God answers all prayers, either "yes'' or "no'\ Afterwards God brought punishment upon me.· - A~ a res~lt. God blessed me with three spiritual gifts - additional faith, additional spiritual knowledge, and a message from God H1mse1f. ' · · · God's message is this: Only those ChristiariS found faithful when our lives have ended on earth,witl be saved on Judgment Oay. Evervone else will be Jost! · · • .· · · · · · ·. · . · ·· · · .· · . · ~aith is determined by sin. The less we sin the more faith we have. Sin is anything not being the wm ot God~ For 1t can only be Goo's way or Satan's way. . . · ·. · · Sin is found in-three trouos: The sin we can live without: the sin we can only strive to live without; and the sin we'can't recognize ·as being sin. God is wanting,it to be known that we all sin. And, Christians need tp be aware of some of this sin in today's society; for · today it is more diffucult to live a faithful Christian life than any other titqe. , . .. · · ·. · . To put God.first in our hearts, minds, and souls; and to please and seiVe God and only God! ,.... We mst do this to ,be saved! The regu•r• ments to do this is t~at we repent c>f our sins and accept Jesus Christ as-our siviour, ·making us c·hristians. Secondly, we must be willing to obey God's Commandments; and finally to ,be baptized. Since we are·to be followers of Christ. I can only recommend to be , baptized' in Chrlst.-like fashion and that being having ·our bodies put un'der.watet· by,a mini~ter.. •. · ·. · · ',· ' To love and.fear God more than anything- TJte·more we can.fear God and the less we can fear thmgs m the world, the more per. feet is our love with God. Obtai~ning fear of God makes us afraid to willingly sin agajnst God. We must realite God has the power to c.ast us into hell fire to burn for 'ever if we are nof willing to obey Him. We should never refuse helpin& others in need because·of ·fear. . · · · · · . · To love.and trust everyone- the more we can do so, the more faith we have. According to God's word we must love everyone to .be ·saved. ·Also we must forgive those who do evil against us to be saved; but if those evil acts are against man's l~ws, that ~er~on should be prosecuted according to man's laws. But, never by. capital punishment, for a murderer call bec~me afaithful Chnst1a~. . Not to hold gru~ges or have bitterness - be polite to everyone, even if otllers fai.l to return our politeness. Do not use evil against evil, but always use goodness. · · . · Not to too~ at book.s, maga~i9es, movies, etc. revealing nudity or sexu•l behavior ·. . ·' Not to listen to or tell dirty 'jokes ..-- · . . ' Not to perform or make dirty gestures . , Not to use dirty language · · · . . Not to be jealous or desire to.have C?ther people's belongings- but to be s~tisfied and thankful for what we have, provtdedwe · have God's basic needs - food and clothint. · f · d: be' d fo medical care · Not to use alcohol, marijuana, or drugs to the place that it changes. our natural state o m~n • un1ess mg use _r . "· · Not to have sex without marriage or lust in our hearts, minds ot souls - fOr I say urto you, I would n~ have sex Without mamage · G'od knows that I'm sincere wtuin ·I say this; but if I wasn't and thought otherwise, it would be the same as-havmg sex. Be iiSSured God knows all things! · · · · · . · · ·. Not to be a trouble maker but blessed be a peacemaker. Not to pmble. consisting of any part of money or anything of money value Not to ~o~k. if possible, on t_he Lord's Day and keep it Holy. . .. · have debts only if necessary. Not · to cheat, · lie, steal, or fail · to pay our debts as .they become due Nono spend money_needlessly. . . . · ·" Not to divorce; except for reason· of adultry, I beli.eve two faithful Christia~s will never divorce. · Mot to let our tempers get out of control ·· . . Not to be ashamed of God or His Word, but always be willing to witness unto others. , Not to fight - only for the defense of our nation, or to protect our individual rigbts. We should have the courage to fight when these sity•tions :occur. But, always fiJht these battles with IOV!! in pur hearts and not hatred. · ·. · To obey the laws of all mankind - but remembering.God's laws have first priority. . . . Not to worry or·complain; but have concern and pray·everyday saying, "Dear Heavenly Father", ask what we will. And, ending by saying, "In Jesus' name we ask, Amen". Then, trust in the Lord tQ give us patience to guide us as He will. to serve Him with desire. · · To work for GOd, by helping others spiritually and physically; who_se first priority physical need is those thin as needed for survi• val. I believe God considers some of us murderers.by being aware of people dying in the world due to the lack ofthese needs and our nealigence in helping. .. . .. . ' . . ... . · . God provides for .our needs·- anythinf beyond our rieeds is to be given to do the work of God. If we are not able to give money . etc., we should always be able to give o ourselves. . · . . • ~ad's word tells us that ;t is easier for acamel to go through the eye of aneedle. than.fo~, a rieflman to enter .into the Kingdom.of , · ·· \ .. God. Also, for the lovt of money is th.e root' of all evil; and that it is more blessed to g1ve than to receive. · · As.the poor receive fo~. ~fothing, etc., .le' np man say that this is coming from man ...-but let them know the truth- that it is comin& frotn God, so they can pin both spiritu•ly and physically. · . ·. · · .· God.hates, but permits us •s Christians to sin to.acertain degree; at which point He must draw the line- permitting one soul to ., barely be sayed; while another will barely be lost! · . ·, . . · · An example of how Judernent Day will be is for each of·us to be locked up in i separate house with a fire, (representing sin). TQ ' the Chrlstfans, God gives us one bucket of water, (representing Christ), to.put out our fjres.lf we choose not to sin too much, we . will be able to ·put ·out our fires with the water and be saved. · If we choose to sin a lot, our fires are too large and the water is not enough and we will be destroyed. For the Non·Christians have ·' no_-.t-~. you, too. will be destroyed. . · · · . · .Our. ~~-~~ is ~i!'lly up to qs. But I believe God is preparing us for the ret11n of Jesus. Thanks to GQd I am ready for that ~· the questiOn ·IS are y~7 - ·. . · .' · . ·. . If jou.a're not I Christian. yoll can 'become one anywhere at anytime by praying to God, and saying these words- "Dear God, for.. &iY• me of my sins, for I ha~e sinned. I accept your scm, Jesus Christ, as my saviour. Alllen". God's answer is like this- "I forgive you .of all your •ins of the past, but hold you accountable for thO'se sins you possess when your life has ended h. ere on earth". Make up your mind to lte baptized the first opportunity you .have. . . · • ·· As workers for God and to let o~hers be a-.re of this promised Revelation, I ask you to have other flews paper companies in your area to publis~ this message through paid advertisement. This desire to work should come with faith, for there is nothing more pltas)nJ to Go~ .than having works. And H• will reward us according to our works. For 1ddltional spiritual knowl~ge, read the Bible. · · . ,. :'1 ' 441 2nd A-..& .. JESUS KEEPS PRO ISE • • ' I I'm t~ankful for what God has done in my life, and am grateful for bein1 raised in aChristian hOme; whose parents areaboutto • ·. ·celebl'ltt 60 years of marrtqe. · . , · God bless them and t1ch of. you also. May we meet in. Heaven is my desire. Amen! · �Sunday • r1 ar W.Va. udgeends 20cases t PO~ROY - Twenty cases ;were·processed last week III Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick 70'Brien. : 1,Fined for speedlllg were Mil ;Gilbert, lncllanapoUs, Illd., $22 and ;costs, Kenneth RDble, Mason, $26 · •and costs, Rnbe.t Davis, Nelson· ·ville, $a! l!lld costs, Carl Hom, •CoolvUle, $23 and costs, and ' Raymond Jackson, Kitts Hill, $25 ;and costs. • Also fiiied were Brad BI'OWIIing, CrooksvUle, $10andcosts, falluretd • display valid registration; Judith Holter, Long Bottom, $10 and costs, :running stop sign;, Kenneth Young, •Long Botrom, $10 and costs, failure ·to dls~y valid Ueense plates; · ·. . James Reed, Reedsville, $10 and ''· ·costs. Improper backlllg; Linda · ; ·'·.,,.'Allman, Albany, Ul and costs, · '· · ' failure to yield haH of roadway; .,, ·· . lMarkMcCioud, Middleport, $00and . 1;Zeosts, reckless operation; Marvtn · 0-,j lller, Shade, restitution and costs, · ·:passiiig bad ch~ks. and . RDnald ·_·. ,. :Swan, Rutland, $150andcosts, three ;days ill Jail, 60 day Ucense · :.suspension, DWI. : Posting bonds for speeding were, ~Charlotte Hass, Colwnbus, $il; ,Joey Barton, Pomeroy, $50; Dou· iglas Huston, Syracuse, $50, and Ronnie Jenkins, Plam Qty, Ohio, ~- CAREER OPI'IONS - Ad\111ID& YOiml peGple 011 emplooJmellt oppotb•"'ee aDd opClo:ts Will a put ollhe summer .JTPA tni""C JII'OII'IUIL Here Tom Reed, job developer for .rrPA, tallll lo a P'IIUP at the Pomeroy Fire Deparaneat oo careen Ill emer. cency, health care uid · lire protec:tioo. -~ ' ... -i! ..• . .... ... _. ..-.o . f In addition, bonds were also , tortelted by Allen Loftis, Pagram, (1'~ .. . $G, running stop sJgn; II"Jichelle Mulliiis, Cleveland, $45, no (~r's Hceilse, ljlld James Weny, ~Jr;, Racme, $45, unsafe vehicle. • • IShock probation ~granted by judge ~::;; ""0 •o·~ ...... c: 'I'\ ' ; POMEROY - Mike T; Manley ~was granted shock probation III ~etgs Crunty Common PleasCoort ~'U;i Judge Charles Knight. Manley fw11I be on probation for two years. · ~He wa5 originally arrested on June · . ~ for a break.IIIg and entermg at :Dan's Boot Shop In Middleport. ; A bill of lnformaton was received ~ Roy Evelyn for a breaking and ;entering at the Pomeroy Wine Store · .on August 18. Judge Knight sentenced Evelyn to siX months In jail, ~less 13 days which he has already i5e1Ved, with no probation. i PhilUps Machine Service, Beck· pey, W.Va., has lieen awaided 1$162,216.:.1 !rom Coal Power and· Larry and JuHan Hunt. AlsO In Common Pleas Court, the . lmamage of Martha and Dennis ~Hart W1'5 dissolved. ;:~ ..,_ ' .. """' ~~l. ' " ::J ' .ft. ' 51 . ' 8¥ a~AJ~U!:N8 'JIOEFU(H , fto•lll1 8 r !llltldf ,, POMEilOY - "It's more .... .,........ ·•=I • . . SUmmer program for students _all6ws learQing and earning . .rl'PA's Flnlt YMr This Ia the first • . ' ccmputer laboratory. ' 1• •' . ••- . iYete. .s invited !to district session •• c: I COL~US-Delegatesrepres­ Gtoedwer explained tllat 1t . : wasn't a lliVH·way -IIIUatloo ·• since the atudatts .had to woril !Or It under supervision. · - •·.. ·~ illllillt:l!red their work and If the yooths ltit't ~:I: z:C: ,1~ ChlDicothe. iti'ICt 12 Commmancler . wuu.m · eIlln iBulger of The Plalns, will discusS : :Issues pertaining to veterans' enll· !tlements and National Securtty. ·lAJso expected to be discussed are tthe VFW programs for the :Jll84.8l 'administrative year. . · ~ Dlstrlctl21scornprisedof25posts ltrom throughout · .Ross, VInton, Pike, Jackson, Meigs, !Scioto, Lawrence, and GaWa . ~ties. Dean HIIIkle of Roundhead, a ifDrmer state conunander, will ~represent the'sta te_organlzatlon. • All 8pecial1'11151•1111 the YlllthS ~ced In ot lililllll8' Jobs also attended designed to ..,mal · programs lntrodilce them to the job • Ill The delegation, headed by Dls- smnmet s. I Zt'\ :mttng more than 4.tXl members of 1Qhio'sVFWDistrlctl2willmeetatl · ;p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9 at VFW Post a, •' _ taaed 1 chaliCe to I!IIIII'II'IIIIJI!I!Y, . ' Is not offered. . ' . - ~- ~l-L '• • !"'z o· I !"-!hens, wlil 1 • ._... . o A ·1rMarriage licenses . best ever! " ! I , ~:· 11>0 with jolls which lit thetr career goats", Gloeckner explained. 'For high ichool and many college students, the aew summer program )Jas ended but for high school ~ts, It will conllriue through Septerhbel:. oow t*•W w:au.- this was particularly hetptul for t1¥J11! atudatts In ldtoo1l where a dlslrlbutiYe education program . "We toOk kids who had never Field Tripi seen a computer and taught A real plus In the ~· them basic computer sk!Us!' according to the admlnlstrator, At another ~ tltey prac· were the field trips to ~tlal · Job !ll&e8 Uoed searching fol: a job. employers where the young In Meigs CW!tty ycllths could ' Gloedater explained that video · people ·Could get an Idea about be fOund working at Forked Run equipment was used so that the . the kinds of jobs otfei'ed In the . State Park, the Meigs ExtenJIDn students In mock Interviews area •. and wbat Is expected of Ofllce and Inflmtary, Ubrarles, were able to see they took to emploYes oo a Job. vlll8ge govenunents and pools an employer when they go In to · Trips were taken til Ohio In the county. apply for a job. · University's radlo-teleYisdn fa· •The Senior Qtlzens Center, • · "H they were slwnped over, · cWty and the f1nanclaJ aids Chamber of Commetce, area YDI! could see them Straighten up · ollloe, the Jlocklntl 'J'fdtnlral schools, village ofllcel, Gallco, bii1Uedlately Willie: looking at . Cdlege, Rill Gl'llllllt M t , 'lFrench Art Gallery, lllld' tbe themselves t1n the equipment. Gavin and the Racine Locks and sheriff's department were ., Ifs very lnterestll)g beca~ l>arJl. among the job sites In GaJlla ,peey pressure aullllnatlcally , All the \VIille the ypuths were , County. · makes then) better ln. a way · learning and prepai-\ng for Job The new JTPA program that's ndt threatening," situations, anllllgQing~er ' ' offers economlc&Uy ~dvan· Gloeckner said. and business sun.oey being contaged youths the opportuhlty to dueled In Middleport, Pomeroy start getting It aD aHoaether, . At the retail sales taboraloly at Gallla Academy, the -youths and G•lllpolts turned up emploY· · and encourages them to tltln1i ot learned s1dlls useful for Job!i In ment opportunities for several the future In terms Of !!!If· retail sales. They were taught to yoUths. s u ff I c I !! n c y t h r o u g h 119e a computerized cash regis"The pupose of the · work employment. ter and bDw to haDdle CQSto. • ' expeilence In this summer As for Gloeckner's appraisal men;. ·GlOeckner explained that · ~ was to match 'ycuths - "This year's program was the teahuna a , . market, Gloeckiw aald. bdl boy and girl cxmpleted elilbt lwlura of ....1ical Wlll'k In the Gallla Academy High Scboo1 llillll'lllna experlen<:e." • Gloeclme!: credits good orlen· tatlon In the early part of the program for the few problems experlerM:ed oVer the swruner. "lt~S JOb ,1'1!6po~- progi'IIII)S, lncotpo.t ales some Dlaclpllne proble!)ls were tty In rea!,)I'OI'It •ftllal!!ln and good things tnm CETA whlle mlnlmal, he said. . . ~~~p:~-ohJQb, .. the lljtllngmoredlmeilslooageanld · lfealtlt. and safety training lmi!\l~G(~-. ..,toi .~ to~ Introducing youths tQ was held with several volUQteer ~ -aloqt -'lf1tll other&.... of the Job market and preparing llreinen and rescue workers ~ ~wnh aupervi· them toenterlt.· , . taJdng part to create a · safety ~~fabii.n!IJ.: Overthesununer,$l01,8661n ~attitude on' the job, ces, ~ IOjl'epare funding was spent In Meigs and haw to react to an emer· re,WIIea : and bindle Couaty Willie $Ul.l27 was ex;ency. ThiS was ellectlve In td~Mewi." ' In GaJlla cGmty fill' lhe redltdn& safety problems on tbe · ~~~n- ~~land job. Gloedmer felt, IIQtiDg tllat lailbdJia ~ l .. . ' tbey ..., really' tfttpt *.-e 'J'Iia )Qitbs ~ paid b;J2 __ BUild I lei' In safety wltll only two lwluraaweeltat~nae- .'· bee sttnp rather than the , While tbe mallt obi~ wail-to , : ncnnal kindS of accidents which _glvetlll1~dlsadvait- · . have Occurred In , ~ II.'Oilllllllca ..0 year for the aew federal PIIJIIIWD which know how to do IOini!IIJln&, they were shown. EYerytltiDg was a - , than just 'c Mni repll!ced the Comprehensive • · dlsadvantqol!d Ylllths the !WOf· 2mployment Training Act. As tunlty to e~q~~ $3.35 an hour, , GloeCkner see,s It JTPA Is more altbJuQII that's a part of it. · flexible than previous federal ! f • ' ' r ~ ·rr·r i a.. ·sl .. •• • .I GALLIPOLIS - The follnwmg · fcOiples filed -for marriage !his past , week In Gallla County Probate I'Court. Marty O'Dell Pinkerman, Z3, Rt. 2, Patriot, unemployed, andAnltaL. Blanton, 25, Thurman, Jlmanettl's 1 :Pizza : JayK.Shellne, 18,PomtPleasant, emp~ee. raelt-employed, and Stephanie D. '! McDonald, 18, Point· Pleasant, · unemployed. • · Carl D. Joy, 50, 701 Spruce St., jdeck hand, and Barbara K. Day, 42, 14i51 Fifth Ave., housewife. '· Lonnie D. Fultz, 28, Rt. 2, Crown :City, unemployed, and Diana L. 1V!lfiCt!, 29, Rt. 2, Crown Qty, . !unemployed. . • James E. Scott, 23, Rt. 1, Crown City, unemployed, and Shella D. 1McGulre, 18, Rt. 2, Crown City, . , l :unemployed. !.' Maniage licel18e8 . ' POMEROY- Marriage licenses· . bave been Issued In Meigs. County fPtobate Court to Robert Leslie, 19, .. andLoriAnnBtsseD,lB,bothofLone fec.tait; John Taggart Yeary, «1, · 1Pill1somouth, andJoEllenDiehl,:ll, i'uneroy; and Dwayne Lee Curt·· linan, 22, Racme, and Kimberly Jo' Neville, 19, Point Pleasant. LEARNING EXPERIENCE - Living · In a OOIIlpUtel: &~e wllhout lillY kDowledae ol oornputer opei'IIII!JD aut be a real job Nncleap, ~e, • apart ol the .rl'PA ••a•tet propam, II JJ8 G. . . and Melp CcJuatY yoab ·reoelwd elcN bDI!n of lillllnldlon .. IIMIIi propwnmlnr a& ·• Gllllla . Aeltdlbly HIP 8eliool l8horaWy ....-. for . the 8181uner wllb ll'PA lederal fundi.Vllllil rill • .,.,... w ~ lo &M-thell&lid tl a~ldea 11toat the ldndlleljobs whlcltareay•P*'e-..INiarea wwe. lildaded In the youj;b piiipwn. At above left, 1111 employee oflhe Radqe Lodll and Diyn f .'Apply ' for license ~ POMEROY - A marriage H· (ceMe has been Issued In Meigs · 'County Probate Court to Robert Kellh Chapman, 42, Mlddleplrt l!lld' Rita COlleen ArnOld, 411, Syracuse. ,, '' .. ~!~~II ·I ;r- !I ifil ,. ;'1::0 "fia .:&II .. !ii exp1!1D operation ol the facility after the Y0U1J1 people bad oblerved the look chambel'IID·IIdlon and the ldndii ol Jobs a""!W+. Field lrlpa were JIJIIde po He by lhe _."llh•llll II petldt IIIIer In ...... prcMded by ll'PA for bo&h Mclp Md Gllllla Col d'lte l'n!pamf for lUI Interview lslllllmpartwil mttn, pwt~Job .. and atrllltt,Gordon Blkertalbto youiiJa .. the ll'PAIJUIIJIIIel' Pl'Oil'WIIIIIiout that llrli& ~· Video equipment Willi Jlled In IIJe JIIOdt liitervlews 80 that the YOWif people could do lltelrOWII crltlqulnc. Row to develop good job refe•-lrom tlllte .empluyJJJem and oow to prepare a . resume were allo Included In the proparn. . •••lili Ul ' . .' . , •..J . I I ,, ' . ·' ,, • �• • Engagements POMEROY - Jo Ellen Dteb1 ct We Reserve The Ai&ht To Lilnit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.·Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM JI'I)'W IJ'IIIdmotblr, Mrs. J~ Dlebl Sr., WheeiJna. 'lbeiii'Q'I!'bacikilld Mri. James A. Dlebl, Mulberry J lel&la,Pm\etoy,andthelliWilla the 1!)11 or l'olr, and Mrs. Allen H. •!lett)', Plirtamwlh. • IJid:, wu matrm of 1101101' and bridelmaldl were Janet ·Dyar, ;.J._Miar: Anthony GIIUinirnore, ~cred Heart Church, the Rev. ' JosepWPe~. BleuedSilcrament : t'huroh, South Clwleston, and the :flev· .WUUarn Rdlerta, AD Salnts . ~placopal Church, Portsmouth, ; omclated at the double-ring ' 1£1EIIIOIIY. • I . Mumc wu provided ~. by Phyllis GaJtia County ,Jrene ~ Mill«, weddtnr· Mrs. Rutta lotd, Lawrenceburg, Marietta; MlllaaR!zer,CiapeiHW, ' 11:15 a.in. N.C.; 1114 Muy Lou K. WIWaml, Ll!fle\.on, Col. Erica Price, !blth · Wec:inesday, Sept. 5 - Vinton Bible Study, 1 p.m .; Crown City MobUe Unit, 1 p.m.: Card Games, 1-3 p.m.; American Literature Class, 1 p.m. . Thursday, Sept. '6- Bible Study, 11 a.m.-noon; Blood Pressure Check. 1 p.m. . Friday, Sept. 7- Expo '84,leave Center at 8:30 a.m.; Craft Mini· Course, 1·3 p.m.; Evening Actlvi· ·tles, tl-10 p.m . The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus: . Monday - Closed. TUesday - Pinto beans. with . - - - - - . , . - - - - - - - - - - ham, cottage cheese, peach halves, pudding, cornbread. · Wednesday - Beer stew. buttered cabbage, cookies, biscuits, ~. W.Va., ccuaiD' of the nower bride, was the girl. Tile a.~ts wore ·aown~ of matte' ~ with ahlmd draPe Me circular ndfle, tO accent the drop shoulder bodice. AD Wl!re. in ,,_,..,_, the matron or ·"-~""'~ hol!or.wholeguwnwasaqua. Iallind, were Ron Rutherfonl, LaWI'l'IICerurg, Ind., brolller'l!(-law or the "l'eaderlldurlngthecerem9RY. , ~~9ivaiiii1111U'11aae by her parents, Ala. and .:[aOkson D. Weliunann, Portsmooth. James M. RutherAli'd, Long !~bride ~ a jiOWII or nuitte 1 ~ (Uhloned wtlh 1!.sweetbeart • D!lCklllle. fitted bodice and long USDA1:HOICE BONELESS: . · ';tilted siel!vea, wilh venile lace Thetullsldrtteaturlngadep . ~at the botlun flowed into a · 'accent. 89 RUMP ROAST~~. $1 Phyllis Mae Berkley Jkrkley - Carr ·• A reception wUJ be held lnuneCiiately following the ceremony at lite church. ·The t.ide wore the wedding ring or her maternal grandmotber, Mrs. 1 Dallas Yeager, and used the brldjll ,' $.. ! GRADE A WHOLE Mr. and Mrs. Paul i/lounce the approaching marrtage ~f their daughter, Emma (Berry) Morris of Bidwell to Edwin D . ~attersorf, son of Mrs. Dor~ J'atterson of Springfield. : The marriage will take place on the lawn or the bride's home Saturday, Sept. 22, at 7:30 p.m. A reception wm follow. • - • I • the ~IS or two FRYERS ...... ~.;~ .. ,49¢ • roN~ ANNIVERSARY- Mr. Md Mn. BoiJb, Claey ofR&. 1, Crown City, wiD~ tbelr :llai weddq annt\ofllarY W__.,ay, 8epL I. TbeJ wen bJ the Bev. TJier ~ II& bll! llomci IIi QsZpJIIa they have tlll'i!e .~Rick and RodDey Clary, lllld Mrs. Jaae Ann Col<, and three p-andchlldren. JDIII!Iecl . . $149 BACO·N ............ Speech and Lcinguaie Therapy ' , ~chedules · ;; GAUJPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. ·~ilot rue· will celebrate- their 50th :Jveddlng anniversary Sept. 16 wllh (• reception from 1 to4 p.m. at their ,home on Brushy Point Road, •Gallipollsi rue and tbe former ;r.'IBlude Jeffers were,married Sept,: ' 19311. ' " • ·· ~dants announced • .. u. s. NO. 1 WHITE .. ·~ '· POTAT~OES ..,..~~!.~!·. . • • GALLIPOLIS -'-The bookmobile t wlll ·run !he week of Sept. 3 to 8. ;n.ere will be no route on Wednes· i day, Sept. 5. 1 Monday, Sept. 3 - Rodney ' VIllage, 3: 30-4: 15 p.m .; Gall!a •MetrQ Estates, 4:30-5:15 p.m.; ~Kerr, 5: :ll-6 p.m.; Bidwell, 6: 10-6: 30 ~ p. m.; Harrisburg· X of Cochran's·x J \ • . ~ (alternate weeks, 6:4().7 p.m.; Rio 1GraDde Estates-x or Valley View IApts.·x (alternate weeks), 7:1(}.8 I BROUGHTON · ~' l .I p.m. .~ • TUesday, Sept. 4 - Africa Road, •2: 15-2:35• p.m.; Rouse Lane, 2: 4!>d. • 3: 15 p.m.; Cheshire, 3: J0.4 p.m .; ~ AddaVtlle Elementary, 4:154:45 ; p.m.; Kanauga 5lh Ave. , !)-5: 30 couple Invite . of .the .. §g I\.......... .1. ·.. 'II' ' ·' t • $ VEG . SOUP. !0• 5.~z. 41 . ·. · 1 . · ..........•. .. - i .. '446·9510 A IVEW QIRECTION M1 HAIR DESIGN" . !' . ICAKE MlXES ' . COFFEE 3/S2 · l LB. ' $679 -CAN Umlt lhrH ,.., (...... • GeM Only At P•••'• Offer bplm Sat. Sept. t 1.914 liMit OM ,., ~w~~ c...- OtllyAt Pewell't Offer biJim s.t. Sept. I, 1914 • TOILET TISSUE . "'MIOiilna "'Arm11oc1e1•22 1.~~1 99¢ ..' Lllllf Ole ,., c..,.. . - Ollr At flwill1 Offer ...... s.t. s.,t! I, I'"' WE WILL IE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEIIBEI31D IN OISDYANCE OF LABOI DAy . reach ore11 tllily with.••••·trm • E•tra-wldl zlg-ug • Sntg·free ' tiV'Hd dellwrY ' /1 ~ 79•~ •,;: • I llllllf Olt "' . c..,. S27995 ONLY · '. I.,:. ' ., " . .... ' ' 7\e BibM..• THE SABBATH NOT OF THE NEW COVENANT W'lllilmi B. Kaghn Jeremiah prophesied, "Belwl4, tile dar• come, taitltle Lord. tll4t 1 will make a,...., .,.,._, with tle Amite of Illf'O!JI, and with IAe Mille ofJll4tlll: Not ~ to tAe cov61imat that I mode wit.\ tAN .fgt/Nr.t ill tle da11 that I look t!.m 1»11 tle lla!ld to bn'ng tflem out of tAe /a1ld of EIIIIPt; wlie~ •II cove.-t IMII .brake, aUMIIgli wat em lubaftd lllllo I tMm, IIIith tle Lord: Bill tllil ~ be tle covncmt tll4t I will fiiCIU witl the lwolle of lmMI; .Aftn tlwle daJI'• 1aitl tAe Lord. I will plOt "'!' law ;, tAeir ilo.....a.d pana, • write it "' tlwir learta; • will h tAN Gocl. Gild tAev IW be tiiJ peopk. .A11d t,\ey allall teacl "" ev.O, - w·..,;gAbor, •..,..,....,. ilia brotur •aring, K11010 tAe Lord: far t~ dall all botu - · frOm tle /ealt of tlletll "lito the great.,t of t._"(Jer. 3l:S1-84). The prophet spoke these words duriug the'reip of Zedekiah shortly before this part of Judah was taken to B&bJion. He wu able, by the opirit of God, to look into the future and eee the establishment of the new covenant. · The Sabh lth • Not A Put Of Chrllt'o Ceve1110t Paul, quoting Jenmllh (Heb. 8:(1-18), aolemnly aftlrma that the new covenant spoken of by Jeremiah Ia the coveJ!811t or Chrilt: "Bill """'AatlAe obtiJiMda11101'8 ucellnt lltiftiltry, by Aowm~~ehlto Ae il tAe tnediator of a bette~ C011Bft011t, wllicll """ ettablil~d..,..,. beltet' promitet. For if tll4t /ht ......-t Md be"' fatdtle11, t/Nft tlwtlld 110 J)llw Aaw bem •ouglat!or tile ••COfld" (Heb. 8:6, 7). The flnt eovenant lold covenant) was with fault; therefore, the oecond (new covenant) wu aoupt, end Christ, having obtained a more exeellent mlnlatry, is the mediator of the "bcttn cove.-t. "The "better c0118110!1t• refers to · the coveDin~Chriat hu made.lt is given to the Jews aad GentDes, and we eo only be reeonclled to God in obedienee to the covenant of Christ, of whieh tbe sabbath is not a ~· The Old C.t eat BaPl• ... BJ The New Cove''For ~g fgvlt witA ,...., " Paul declares, "Belwl4, the dayt come, nitl the L<mJ, wilma I will make a new C011811111d witll tAe h0111e of Imul alld witl IAe lloue of Jtul411" (Heb. 8:8). Paul, quoting Jeremiah, speaks of the fulllllment of this prophecy. The flnt eovenant was made old, and ready to vulah awaz, "Now tlat wlicl decaye!A afld.WfJll:etholtl;, readv to tlCIIIUhwar" (Heb. 8:18). The old eovenant. having served ita purpoee, has vanished away end .been replaced by the new eovenant. The sabbath law was a part of the flnt covenant; therefore, it hu served Ita JllllllOI8, and it hu vanished with the old. The Flr1t Covnno•t tt-oved Paul boldly states, "TTim verilv tllo firot C011811<111l liad alto ordina!ICCI o/ divifte tenlice, cmd a worldltl taiiCtt<C~ry" (Heb. 9:1) . In verses two through live a deseription of all that which belonged to the woridlf sanetu!U')' is given, including ''tAe table• of the co~encmt. "The removal of \be first eovenant, to whieh all this was a part, would certainly obliterate everything that belonnd to it, and this includes the deealogue, the tablei of the covenant. 1'he sabbath law would most uauredly be offected, beeauoe It belonged to the decalogue. Como_..,.. s.....,Meral•a: · ,· "futll service ·salon d1 W. 2nd ~. ..-OIII.At ....t OHw ..... fit.. .... l.\tM .... SIN, t :ll · 992-6720' WDnlllp 1~ :30 Pomeroy, OH. MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:00 • • EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT HOURS •. Dixie Eblin, Brenda Cwroe, Wriee ... • .P.o. ao• .!eh 1' ,. ,, J S....,. E¥CIIna: WoNI, ttOO Wdltlldli,. : AftStiiCI) .· • 1:111 p.m. .... · ·-·· " r.ttllltafro• Di111!' • WIEH 11:55a.lll. · • . 'l UI!Jge From GalllpoliJ, Ohio 45631 • ,. We Auept Visa & Master Charge We Delinr Anywhere - lulavDle Ron I ... la•up, Ohio · . PHONE 446-4313 .... Trudy Marahall, Suo•n Siaon. M•rv Powell, ,, 413 Fourth An. · Chapel Hill Church oj Christ OPIN 9·5 MONDAY-SATURDAY; FRIDAY 9-8 '· BALLOONS AND COMPAN·Y. For Prte Bible NOW CLOROX 'BLEACH :~'.. GAL ;;1:: Mom ..·~ WITH FREE MAKE-UP . CONSULTATION sew colin, cuftt end other !Wd·to- .. ' I · Spe~ist Fot JUST WHAT THAT SCHOOL BOUND STUDENT NEEDS • MAIWEU HOUSE lETTY CROCKER SO WE HAVE A ·. 15°/o Off ALL PERMS ' l ··. DI.NNER TRE'AT 9 .PIE FILLING.~~~~:$1 'p0T pIEs.~ .:.! 2Z~ THANK YO~ CHERRY LANGUAGE • VOICE ·•' STUTTERING . SPEECH DELAY • HEAliNG IMPAIRED . . '. 304-675~1244 ~- - CAMPBELL'S PAMELA ADKINS, M.A. Monday lflru Friday fAMiotPM , Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM 'I • ' . Now OHering With Therapist • W&u 1r.,011 tAll'OA a~ API'Oifll rM(fllll t 2!~3p.m. ' WITH EVERY BAllOON BOUQUET ·ORDERED BALLOONS FOR All OCCASIONS . rue or • . · :. $ . · .f ip.m. ' 3 Helium Filled Latex Balloons· Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist or '· .2 o'o. M . 1 . L ll. . p~snc ~L~o~~~ ... ·. . . 7( Wednelday, Sept. 5 - Tuppers ::Plains (Locwlck's), 7:25-7:55 p.m.; :;uggacres~ Addition, 8: 1(}.8: 40 p.m. ' ITRY OUT SINGING CHICKEN '& GORILLA I all friends ana relatives to attend the open house . · Chlldi'en Include Mr. and Mrs. William (Charlotte) Flagg VIrginia Beach, Va.; Mr. and Mf-1· Arlfold rue or Jamestown, Ohio, I!JICI Mr. and Mrs. Arden Washlngton Court House. Ohio•. Sl.' 39 ·. GaDia County ~ . FREE - FREE - FREE· JOHN A. WADE, ·M.D. Mr. and Mrs.. Eliot . Fife house for Fife anniversary ' . FROM 2 LB. PKG. u.s oz. POMEROY- The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, baS the followIng activities scheduled for the week or Sept. 3-7: Monday- Closed for Labor·Day. Tuesday - Physical Fitness, 11:45. a.m.; Cborus, 1·2 p.m. • Wednesday - Social Security Representative, 10 a.m .-noon; gnmdchlldren. , •' .vlee Meigs County children, Kall and Jim Burleson. The couple bu niDe gl'andchlldren and three great- •. COLUMBIA l · MelpCounty ) ·POMEROY - Bookmobile serIn Meigs CoUnty is broUght bY ~the Meigs County Public I.Jbrary ;undet'contract wilh the Ohio Valley · ~A.nia Libraries. . • ·Boolailoblle schedule for Monday, Sept. 3 - . No service due to .. notice. Mr, and Mrs. T.F.Burlesonwere married on Aug. 25,1934. They ore • ·' I •i • . UniVer!!lly School. She is employed In the Law Department of ~ Gaa TraDirnlllloo butter. - In Charleston. Thursday - Barbecue beef, The grOOm graduated from coleslaw, cheese sticks, fruit salad, Washington and Lee University and buns. the University or VIrginia School or Friday - Baked chicken, Law, and Is theasslstantproseclit· mashed potatoes, beets, jello with . ing attOrney in Scioto County. fruit, rolls. The couple lfUl reside at 274· Choice of beverage served with Staunton Ave., South Charleston, each meal. ' Meals subject to change without ,. • • .} · Thursday. Sept. 6 - eora, ~ 3;15,3:30 .p.m.; Raccoon Trailer •• ,, Court, 3:4().4 p .m.; Patriot, 4:15• 4; 45 p.m.; Cadmus, 5-5:20 p.m.; ~ Galll8, 5: 30-6 p.m.; Centerpoint, :'6:15-6:30 p.m.; CentervUJe, 6:4(}. ; 7:10 p.m .; Copley's·x (once a monlh only). 7: 20-.7: 40 p.m. • Friday, Sept. 7 - Senior CitizenS '• Individual Stops. · • Saturday, Sept. 8 - NOrthup, i :~P-10:30 a.m .; Green Terrace, : 10:4011 a.m.; Rodney, 11:15-11:45 : p.ni. ~ Ewtngton, 1-1: 30 p.m.; Viii· ·~. !On, ):35-2 p.m.; Morgan Center, Were n:glsbed ' I ) •. • ' GALLIPOLIS""" Mr. andMn.T. . ; F. (Nick) BJU'leson ot G&wppUs ' were honOl'ed by their cblldren : ~unday, Aug. 26, for ·their 50th . wedding anniversary. The celebra· · ; lion· was held at their home and ; many family members attended. Bookmobile . , ' cen!thony. Guest& Law . · . holiday. ' WIENERS .......1!~~.99¢ ~ry of, Springfield, Ohlo an· ") . :Burlesons celebrate anniversary ' ; . motherwasinadaphnerosedremnt • Mrs. John Yeary chltfDI\ and also had a pink role by Mary Allee Schindlel', St. ·.Bernard, and Marg,e B11rr, cxnage. . . . A reception honoring the cwple Syrarose. The bride graduated from Mawas beld at the home r1. tlljl! bride's rietta College and the Capital parents llnmEdlately following the SUPERIOR FRANKIE • •• -BIDWELL - . . .' ~ I USDA CHOICE ROUND. ~~ elating. t• . 9.9 ·sTEAK ... ~ ....... .Lt:.· ·1 ·· · . · 39 GROUND CHUCK ..Jl I , GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Donald E. lierkley, Route 1, Gallipolis, anI)Ounces !he engagement and apll,fOOChlng marriage of her daughtf'r, Phyllts Mae, to Robert Andrew Carr, son of Mr. and Mrs. RobertR. Carr, Route ~. Point· Pleasant W.Va. . ' · The open-church wedding will t~ke place Friday, Oct. S, at 6 p.m. '1,t Poplar Ridge FreewUJ Baptist Church with !he Rev. Miles Trout cathedral train. bride; EdwlnC.HIIghes,Hwitsvwe. ~~~. Ipd., nePhi!w or tl.e bride, wu the rtngbearer. · The mother or the br.lde wore a sUver drel!8 or matte taUeta aDd a conase rll pink roses. 1lte groom's Blngo,1·2p.m.; Bowllng,l; ~p.m.; Paint Class, 2-4 p.m., Lois Pauley will be giving detailed instruction In begtnnlng painting, the cost wiD be $4 per class. Thursday - Ceramics, 10 a.m.-2 p.m;; Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m . Friday - PhysicAl Fltness, U: 45 a.m.; Bingo, 1-2 p.m . The Senior Nutrition Program menu for the week IS: Tuesday - Pork steak, mashed. · potatoes, cooked cabbage, fruit. Wednesday - Beet barbecue, ' oven browned potatoes, cole •slaw, mixed fruit. Thursday - Chlcken and 'nOOdles, peas, three hean salad, apple cobbler . Friday - Meat !oat, macaroni salad, green beans, cake. Choice of coffee, tea or m1tk . available with meals. GALLIPOLIS - Activities for the week or Sept. 3-7 at the Senior CitizenS Center located at 220 Jackson Pike are as follows: Monday, Sept. 3- Closed. Tuesday, Sept. 4 - S.T.O.P. Class, 10:30 a .m.; Physical Fitness, lllo '-1 can1ld by ber lllter, Clw!ae RulllarfOrd, Ill her • ~.orpnlat; Mel.BnieHackett . Glen M. lfewltt, AJexandrla Va. ;FranlrD, lllld Earl E. Piehl. 90iol$tll. was the best man, and the ushers · •J'I.Y., 1114 Sallr Ann Jloss, MIISCXI, Cr-'.Va., ~ or the bride, were 83 Senior Centers acitivity set, closed on Labor Day bcxik of lllr patemiu lllp- tb Cblrleltoa, W.Va., llld.Jolm T. Y-.ry, l'wtlmoutb. """'wn1 ~ ,~ VOWI ID 111 1tteraoan ~ at !he Sacrect Heart .' Satuldl.y. . ~ 1lte bride Ia the da~ or Mr. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., SEPT. 8; 1984 The Sunday Times-Sentinel P"ga ,.,......, Midd1apart Gallipalls, Ohia Poinl PhQ'tMt, W. Va. ~Vo Ellen pieh4 John -Yeary trade ,vows during Pomeroy ceremony Altherr- Wilson JACKSON - Susan Altherr wUJ marry wm Wilson Sept. l8 at 2:30 p.m . .in an open-church Wedding at the Church of Christ In Christian Union, l!Wl W. · Center Street, 'London, Ohlo. She Is the daughter of Mr. and · Mrs. William Ross, Jackson, Ohlo. Wilson is the son of Robert V. Wilson and the late Jean Wilson of S.R. 38, London, Ohio. She is a graduate of Rio Grande College and employed by Purex as · a Laboratory Supetvlsor. Wilson is a graduate of London Jilgh School and attending Columbus Technical Institute in Elec- . tronic Engineering. He Is employed by Purex as a Plant CO)JJ'ier. A reception will follow at the Knights of Columbus Hall. • It 2, 1914 ; , . , •• I ...,......_,A.W.,." •WI'lWk·TV,IJ•hHI, , 1:.lfl l ~----------------"':"';;:;........ • ' �'"• • ~~~~~nw~~~~T~im~~~Se~n~~~-n~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~Oh~u:·o~,~~~-=n~t:~::~::'~·~W~-~¥~o~-. . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . .a.. . . .~SM:-:I:•m:•:•:r~2~-l1:~~ ~ • Smith, Bennett nuptuals solemnized • • WE CAN HELP YOU BJ KA'nE CROW outalde about :II to 40 feet from ihe Dully heme. It Is called Slow Town. The bread was placed In the oven I don't llllow and you could smell the wonderful haw res!aroma as It dr1fted up the hill to dellta of Metp heme. , County llllow this It was then, as children, wewoold but !be upper end make 0\11' way to the Dully IHme as of Syracuse Is we knew when Ullle took the bread known as Stove , .out we Wllllld be o!rered a piece of Town. the mouth-watering dellcacy. How It became kaown as Sileh I 'llle homemade bread topped~ don't llllow u 1 dQn't believe I was list of many fine blessings we had as ever tolcl and the old timers that kids. poulbly did 1111ow In! longer Another was to cllmb the top of With ua. the cll!rs and ftnd a fine vine on Slove'l'owlllncludedhomestrpm whlch ·to swing. You would go out the upper llllr]lllratlon down rtver. over the cll!!s, In mid air, possibly Resk'f!n•.a living In · Stove Town, 40 to 50 feet. If you were good at the many )INn aao. were the late Mr. art of vine swinging you w~ andMn.TomOuffy,Mr.andMn. neverfall,Justhangonfordearllfe. Bert Charlie Cornell, Sylvia Nso above Stove Town, where Rou&b. Fble Roush, and Eber Bailey's Lake or Mapli(WOOd Lake Roulli, Ear181111 Ora Nease, Frank Is located, was the old number 19 Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Royal mtne. 'lboinas, and Mrs. Howard I..argent · In those days when an accident and Mn. Carson Hayes who sWI occured a whistle would sound. .reside In the area. . · ·When this was heard, you couid see There was the late Mr. and Mrs. famJUes out on their porches Wrlghthoule, Sam Sellars, Fred wringing their hands hoplpg the Moorehead, and G1i1 Leg. liljured or kWed was not one Of Farthel'ondownbeforeyoueetto theirs. 'lllere were no emergl'!lcy the nilddle of Syracuae lived Jadt vehicles and the highway was a and Lillie Dully. It was iiOthlng for dust bowl. OYP Con ON ·THE JOB MARKETI ' .- w-. ' ;rt- • REAL HICII'ORY SMOKED Rev. and Mrs. Roben Grubb Grubbs celebrate • annzversary Dexter casuals. fur people instyle. · who want to step out •• ' "' .: A' recepUon wa.s hosted In their. · • boiiDI' by Debt Grubb and Sherry ' ·Jfr.- Aug. 28 at the Ohio Valley :;BaJlk. A pink, burgundy and silver 'UIIor &ehemewas carried outtopped In the ~atlons. A tiered cake . wltha25medalllonwasservedwith IT. IIIL Moo. &FrltHifl."" ....• .. " • • •• • • • •• '. '. ... . • -· With Our FULL TIME ADULT :; · TRA·INING PROGRAMS t' •• rumes ~;:::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;~~ ONE WEEK Mn. Grubb Is the former Lou~ wanna Carr from Bassett, Va. The ·"couple were married by Rev. J . R. yoater_ln Chesapeake, Va. : 'WE MAKE THINGS .HAPPENI • . :-• •• •• • •• • • • I Clhlo schOOls. educational the State excellence Board of II) Education established tile theme • ahd directed the Department Cit Education to Ohio coordinate state-' . Local Host: Karen Rathburn Your Name •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• Address •••••••••••••••• ,•••••••.••...•. $ ""' TOTAL COST PER PERSON . 6 9 9 Rathburn P none •••.• • ..•• •• . •• •••...•••.•• • ••.•• Mail to: Aduii ·Education Tri·County Vocationll(l Sclioot l'!elsonvil.lt, Ohio 45764 (Double Occupancy) Your Can Upgrade to a Superior or Deluxe Room When you arrive at the Hotel DEPOSIT: i 100.00 per person FINAL PAY: Due 60 days prior to · departure · LAS VEGAS OPTION COST - ·$140 PER PERSON ' .. .' AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO 360 Second Ave. 81111 economic ifOWih." • Rfllonal meetlnllll are being held tllroughout !be state In Se!Jt!!mber tq tamlll8i1ze local schOol dlsb1ct coordinators with suggested FULL TIME ADULT PROGRAMS - BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING - WELDING -AUTO BODY REPAIR -MACHINE TRADES -BUILDING MAINTENANCE -INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ..:_ELECtRICITY ' - CARPENTRY - OFFICE SERVICES -FOOD SERVICE -AUTO MECHANICS ELECTRONICS . • . ,, 1~ry Jane Stanch!.na, Director of . 1 J&ekaon-Vtnton JVSD, slajcl. . ~--------~~------~------~ ( BrockWay and will be a~endlng the ~onal nwtinllll cOnducted by the' Olilo I>epartment of Education. , i 'llle Gallla-Jacklon-VIntoa JVSD 'parttctpate In monthly acdvi· tlel designed to pnmote and ~ partnership efforts to promote excellence. wru . ' diiCUI8 low llOiarlan• • • Rt. 1, State Route 691 N~lsonville, Ohio Phone 614-753-351 l;Ext. 44 446-0699 . ' 8CJ!vitles. ~~ Services, has been named ~ • coordinator for the . Gallla- • ittendance at meeting~ · '.·' • ' • Lack of attendallce by members was ~ at Frlday'a Wl!ekiY JileetlnlottbeMidd!lipnrt-Puueuy RDtary Club. Only 81 percent of the l!tub'a Rotarlana an•~ Auauat met! IIIII ; Clubl~Y-J~Wiandl*lp•\•Miafor Q ~ Clllldren'a Fund l1lll!nl aim ADULT- EDUCATI.ON DEPT. Gallipolis, Oh. "' Qh!Oans encouraged loin In a statewideIJepartnership to to emphl!s!Ze the vital Importance of education tOr pei'IOII81 fulllllment, cttlzellshlp, ' . .Tri-County Vocational. School · .. (Double Occuponc~) ( . · The state board urged that "all ~--INFORMATION_, adult vocational programs. · Chec~ ope ormore. 1 WT~84!26 ~de activities. ~ ~ BID Frucll, club pre&idellt, l*e&lded fN8' !be met~'IC which .· - beld at 11!1! Hatb United ~ - t., f·- .... THERE IS JOY IN SERVING JESUS E-7157 PROFESSIONALS A Precious Momen ts fig1U IM is e ni ce way to say 'thenka ' to the special people who labo_r on our behatr: doctors, nurses, waitresses and secrel•ries . Remembfl:r these people with · Precious, Momtn ~ subjects th,at depict their pr ofe55~n 1 ' -NOW OPEN GALLIPOLIS - Gymnastics will be offered by Galllpolls 'Partes and Recreation Department In GDC activity bullillng, 45 STAll Slim supervised by Amy~. Each sC ulpture Is sure to . ~ •. come a chetished gift U:per•· ence tt'le warmth of Precious Mom e.nL~ collect ible_ •· We Invite yo~ to visit us and see these thoughtful gift GAlLIPOLIS Forllllfly llltid/au.ton selection•. PHONE 446-7441 'llle one hour classes are Parent-Tut. Satunlay,1: l1 pm.. S6; Beptnl!rs, Wednesday 5:ll p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m., $14; Intermediate, Wednesday, 6: l1 p.m. and Satunlay 10 to U : :II a.m., $16; Advanred, Wednesday7: :llp.m. andSatun!ay, noon to 1: :II p.m. To register, call the office at · 446-1789 extensiOn 24. Classes begin Sept.l2. •Carpet Sha111pooing •Carpet Sales .& Installation ' SALES & SERVICE Fruth Pharmacy ON ALL MAKES & MODELS VACUUM S~EEPERS · PICKU.. " DEUVERY .. EIIICtroii,Jx, Kir.by. Compe«<t. R•lnbow, ·Hoover, Eureka, plua othera. ' STOllE 'HOURS 10 A.M. Til • P.M. Mon. I. Fri. ~:.t . 10 A.M. til 2 P.M. Saturday SocSe<: class 106 21tt SUM\ Nitro. W. V•. GALLIPOLIS - Social Securtly and You will be ollered by the local of!lce' and the Galllpl(ls Parlcs and Recrea13,tlon7 deptarlmentlnt, beglnnlngfo • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45 STATE STREET Sept. p.m., con \ling r .our weeks. Classes wijl be at the WoodlandCenters.Forlnformatlon ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::======;;:=;;~;;;;:;;;::;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~ 011 !be tree c~. call 446-1789 1 extenston .24 . .. . . . R . ecuperatmg Mullin Colton calicos Crisp conons a polylc:ottons. For~lcralts. , Unbleached&. bleached. Machine wash, 3&45'. 100% c:otton, mocl11ne wash, Leonard Bass Is recuperating at hametnSyracusefollowlngsurgery 45'wide. llwg. $1.49to $2A9yd. lltg,$3.99ycl. at Camdell.clark Hospital. $1 12 to $1&6 • 2 "·YARO YARD ctro"lltmas prtnll • quilts. Cotton ' $224 $524 PIIOft1 • YARD &.poly/collon.Machlnewash,45' . llwg. fnim $3.99 • t6:99 yd. FUr • Felt. Fun 60" acrylic fur, n· poly tell. Machine wash. 250110 Off. Maklngpenoiii.Forcrafl&.&ewlng 250110 OFF proiects. Choose from regular price group. Embrolderysclaon.Saveonourentlre regular price stock,lncludlng Wlss" a Forr". #--..J l•lt ~;:===O~P=Eit~·:M;o:llda;r:th;rii~SI~tlr~dl~r~9-=5~;~TII;u~rs=.9=·~12==~~ 2s0 0o· t · RE ARD - CBAI'ft . FASJIIOR FABBIOS FORINFOIMAfiPN LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVImON OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS RESPONSIIlE FOI THE RECENT THEm FROM NEWSSTAND lACKS BELONGING TO THE GAWPOLIS DAILY· TIIIUNE, THE DAILY SENTINEL AND THE POINT PLEASANT 'REGISTER. ANYONE WITH IN~ FORMADON SHOULD CONTA(T THE CITY .POUCE DEPARTMENT 01 THE NEWSPAPER OFFKE. Greot-.oluesonaselect~ ol tashlon and crall makers. Rich 11011~ romantic prints &. W!llh, AS" .llwg. flom $4:99 6t6:99yd. llllbonlllrlml. Tum a simple look Into a sensatton with our reg. price stock. INGROUND' ABOVE GROUND With w- .._. .11' Round .. ...... ,.. ...... '38.00 , 1'ta3Z ...............: .. :.. '141.00 11' Round :................. •11 .00 1ta31 .... :................ '111.00 21' Round ................. •11.00 1ta40 ..................... '173.00 24' Round .. ....... ........ •ao.oo 111131 .............. ....... '170.00 2T Round .. ............. '101.00 11X40 ............... ..... . •111.00 Ux24 Owl ...... .. ..... .. . '11.00 20X40 ..................... '111.00 11x30 Qwi... ............. •73.00 201144 ........ ............. '211.00 11x32 Ovet .............. '102.00 Winter .Kltl 'Up to .,10,000 gel.................... ........... '14 .95 Winter Kltl up to 20;000 gal ........................ ... .... '19.95 ..... ,..,....,..,.. stock woolens liadlttonal sultlngs, relnlefpretecf Mdchlne wosh ' 'wool blends lrom 54" . hg. flom $6.99 yd. FIIOM $524 YARD Sole ends Sepl. 8th. 25%0FF o.n.d and opei'(Md byfobrl.c.nt.tl ot Amllrlco, lnc . Silver Bridge Plaza POOL PEOPLE ..,_ ..... .... , ..,.......st let- $7.99 yd. 8 99 PIIOM$374 • *524YARD 5 YARD R1o51,......, pmll. Great lor tall dresses.100% $524 poly, machine wash, 60' wide. hg. $6." yd. YARD WINIEI COYEIS ltl ... lt; I Wa 1 OllleUtlt duroy. ~ ootton. Machine wash, dry; 45' ~&!. · fancies. «<Il% poly, machine SWIMMING POOL OWNEIS "171 ,_ . . .,.. Feathercord® A Whole new softness In cor- •saHns 1---------------------.--------4 IJJI!_ ...... .._ · . Csompton® Crepe de chines ...... , ...... !'_~-411·. . !&Ill ,._, ___ ,InC . Ttf~CI!urch. MJMJ.epnn. ., . " • • ' $637.$427· • / YARD .... $1M. $1.69ycl. ••bOw s~ •• ~. Gymnastk class . KetthRedlcl!w~bestmantorl!lS H,,, ' 1. would. like more information about your . Vegas Option-Oct. 2l.Nov. 3 ·" •••. FIN·ANCIAL AID IS AV ~ILA8LE REGISTER IN PERSON OR MAIL IN THJS COUPON -. OCTOBER 24-31, 1984 . · • • u.-- . . . . Do have a nice week. ... ,,, NANCY TAWNEY FRAMING - ,.,~.,.. . . ......... ............ ~ . ... l .............. ., brlllher. Chatles Ogg was tile groomsman, and Jason Fitzgerald, an lllher. · 'llle mother of the bride wore a summer prtntdress wiihan overlay otchiUon. Thejroont'smotherwas Ina two-pleceensernbleofwhlteand lavender orgaDdy, and Ernestllle Grlfftth, grandmolher, wore a~ print. AD had white · camatton corsages. Sandy Redick, slsterofthegroom, presided at the guest book. A rceptlon following the wedding took place In the Family Lite Cmter at the Church with plane Watters, Sandy ~. Mary Fowler and Unda Stewart as hostesses. the lmie and white Color scheme of ·the weddlngtablewascan'ledoutlnthe gift and refreshment tables. Wedding cake and other refreshments were seM!d at tables covered with white ciDthes and centered with were •• • --~ Uke to extend a special thanks to Bob, Jane and Ken-f Beegle. We are enjOying your gift but m"ost of all we enjoyed your visit and continued trlendshlp. 'lllanks. r;::::===:::~===:;:::========:::;i 'llle Qillla. ,------------------------------------~-4 JlicboiJ-VInton JVSD will actively ~te In the year of "You and Ohio Schor's, Partners,In Building li:xceUente," according to Dr. ·Jeiome Brilckway, supertntendelit AT TAWNEY STUDIO of the local dlstiict. • . ·Plans for the statewide obsi!r· . 422 Stcoml An. Gellipolis vance anliOUIICed by Slllte SPECIAL - .., On& fnlnl ilatiw FE l•r I · G1aa . !i!perlnten4ent of PubUc Instrucar tl Up t. 16x20 !Ibn Franklin B. Walter Aug. 22 at SENIOI CIJIIIIU 1 o~- Off . the statewide sclml superintend· ents' meeting In Worthington, Ohio. ~ l., ()llg 2 .,,.,, • As part of Its continuing effort to ~ ••• early '3ls than kids today could learn In a 100 years. We didn't have a swlmnilng pool, there was Just the old Ohio, we didn't have a fancy park, or swing sets, If you went anypace It was . with your parents, not jump In a car with a grrup of youngsters. 'llle old days weren't so bad • it was ~ like a great hlg happy family. For entertalninent you visited . your neighbors · · their lallghter was your laughter and · their pain your pain. ·. Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Beatrice) · Blake have Uved In uwer Syracuse for the past l1 years. Beatrice was very helpful In helping ren'tember sane of the former residents. · Beatrice Is the granddaug!Jter of .the late Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duffy andshetooremembersmariyofthe · nne adventures while Uvtng In Stove Town. . . Will SD Pa.rttctpate tn program • ; GAUUPO~ more from the experiences of the was made of brick and was located lloor lenllth)llue chllrOil gowns and caiTied bouquets of baby's breath and red roses. Phli ' ,.IIO.rter Octo••r 11t LUlie to heat oven and bake someupofthe theoutalde finest bread ever tasted. In remembercorrect,Iy, theov~ · weddlng bells. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston, Pmteroy; Mr. and Mrs Robert Redick J:.anca.s.. slid the bridesmaids were Susanna Mi' • and Mrs .....,~ ~llgerailhnQ Beth Ann Wagner, · ter; . · Wldcs '· .,_.,, both sisters of the brlde.'l'hey wore Can'OII; · Mn. Betty and ' . · • . 'Janna, Lancastet', the Rev.. Cecil Haye;,- Lancaster; Linda Garrett and Brian Cottrill, Lancastet'; Mn. • • .. · • Frances Stewart, Masoo. w.va.; Mr. and Mrs. c;;ary stewart. ~stal · and ntrany, Letart, W.Va., and Mary Fowler, Point Pleasant. The .P. ~ . couple reside In Lancaster. . There eire ·prQgrams for everyone. Give -us. a call, tell us your Ideas. lut, Wod., n... & lat. ~I , ... :;ci!Jier refreshmen,ls. • · BULAVILLE - The children of Etbel and Herbert HaiTington will ))ave an.open house celeb!'JltiOn In Qblei'Vance of their parents' 60th .weddlni anniversary Sunday, Sept. :9• at their hOme on Bulavllle-Porter • •"Road. 1 to 4 p.m. ; AD famDy, relatives and frlends · ~InVIted to share In this occasion. · Hostesses will be 1;helma . (B\Irnl) Harrington and catherine (Jiarr1nRtOII) Van Meter. 'POMEROY :... !qmberiY Sue Wagner, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ~ Wagner of · Landister; fQJnlerly of. Melp County, and MlchBel Kevin Redick, SOil of Mr. · . aDd Mrs. Earl Shippee and William ~de. were tnarr1e(l JulY 14 at the J?rBt Pmch of t¥ Nazarene In 1 Lancaster. The Rev.· Paul D. Fl~ of Olathe, Kansas, brother-In-law of tl)e bride, peJfonned tbedDublerlng Ctli!IIM'IY· Orpn music was provbd by Mrs; Wayne McFarland abd Included the selectiOn, "Weddlnirl'rayer," at !he close Of the ce1e;nony. • . Given In marriage by her parents ahd esqrtecJ to the 8Itar by bel;. fiJtl)er, the bride. wore a gown of chantilly lace over taffeta trimmed Ill sequlna and pear~. ·n was f4shloned with a fitted bodice, Queen Anile's neCkline, and a full . skirt ot whlcll flo\vE(t tnto a cflapet train. The bride's fln&ertlp -.J!i!felltromaJulletcaphlghllghted Uolth. sequins and pearts, Sbecanied. ;;;~ of white cjll'lllltlclls and ~sweetheart roses. . ', MaldofhOIIIII'wasEdna , Hannon, • You can draw unemployment benefits while attending Tri-County. :·Harririgton :open house ·scheduled ' •• •• NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR . MOVE • • .• .· - AprU ' . Kimberly Sue Wagner solemnizes vows with Michael Kevin Redick • • GAWPOUS - 'llle Rev. and - Mrs. Robert D. Grubb of Galllpolls . ' will celebrate their silver wedding : anniversary on Sept. 5. •· The couple have four children, ":,John drubb, Mrs. Scott (Sherry) ; Fraser. Charles Grubb, aU of • 'Gallipolis, and Ronald Grubb of :Norrolli, Va. They also have lour • • • •• • . • Auto Body RefM11r • Auto M~d•anla , •B~I.,,dlng Maintenance •Carpentry •Eiedrlclty •Industrial, Malnterran~· •Food Service •Machine · ·Trades •OHI~ Services •w~ldlng •auslneu Data 'Processing •Industrial , Electronics •Medical Aalstant Occupation Are you noY4 out of work? Have you checked all the. lob prospects and find that you . are not quallflecl for any of them? , . ·With the lob market · today ·• • • only the qualified are get·t lng the g,o od lobs~ ~f!il If - .' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kevin Redick : HAV-E .A SKILL with training In _less than one year • • • Sl 09 ! - ' ••• •• you can ••• ENCHilADAS ''', ', . - I rur oo '• Looking back I llellve we learned a• ' ' many . This Week's Special •• ' I PH. 446-0217· nw Sunday Days to remember . Katie's korner . , POMEROY - Carla Sue Smith, daughtero!Mr. and Mrs. WllllamJ. Smith of Rutland, and the late Barbara Smith, and John Cllnton Bennett, son o~ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bennet, Brunswick, Ga., were ma.rrkid 011 Aug. U at the First ChurchoftheNazarene tnValdosta, . Ga. The Rev. Carl Hall performed the wedding ceremony before the altar which was decorated with fern arranged In a V pointing to a Ughted cross. Candles were lighted by Gary Dawson, Valdostra, Ga. and Charles Ricks, of Atlanta, Ga.. a cousin of the groom. Given In marriage by her fllther, the bride wore a lonna! gown .of candlellght . chantWy lace with clusters of seed pearls. It was fashioned with a square neckllne which came to a V In the back and slender lace sleeves coming to a · point over the hands, with an eight · ' foot train of chantilly lace. She wore Mr. and Mrs. John Clinton Bennett. a 'picture hat to complete her t;nsemble and carried a bouquet of white and pink sDk roses with JUy of nosegays ot pink and white roses Bucyrus, niece of the bride, the thevallley on a white fan. tied with pink satin ribbon. Dower girl. Mrs. Darlene Vanaman of Grand John W. Bennett served as best A reception prepared by Mr. and FQrks, N.D., sister of the bride, was man for his son, and the ushers}"ere Mrs. John w. Bennett and Mr. and 'matron of honor. 'rhe bridesmaids Darrell E. Smith, Bucyrus, brother Mrs. GeneScottwasheldattheFtrst 'were Mrs. Allee Goodson, Vafdosta, ofthebrldeandMilteRicks,Atlanta, Church of the Nazarene Aiinex. Carol Monlgooleroy, JW Dryden, . ·Ga. andShelliSmlth, B11cyrus, niece cousin of the groom. :or the bride. Morgan Vanaman, Grand Forks, Ruth Dawmn, Geprgta 1\l'lchols, · The. attendaqts wore fonnal N.D., nep~ of the brldewas the Betty Scott.• all of Valdosta. Ga, and length gowns In mauve gathered at ring bearer; Joe Cannon, Villdosta, Gina Brally, Lake ~ark, served at 'thewajSt w1t11 spaghetti straps and a Ga., nephew of the groom, the train the reception. :nylon overlay. 'llley carried silk bearer; and Bobbl Jean Smith, Adell Scott presided at the guest register. 'llle ccuple reside at 4113 Oak ' Drive, Apt. D, Valdosta. 'llle brldelsemployedat Busy Bee Day Care In vakblta. 'llle groom Is with the IJte and Casualty lii!IUI'Illlce Co., Valdmta. : jrandchll(jren. P\w;ao, Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio PWtt ~sont, W. Vo. " �Times-Sentinel 2, 1984 Pltatant, W. Va. Smiths celebrate • anruversary STORE HOURS: . 9 1111 til 10 GAUJPOL:is - Harley and Georgia Smith, 313 Upper River Road, o;elebrated their 50th wedding annlversruy Aug. 19, w.lth their threedaughtersandfamllies. It was the llrst time in 23 years the three women and their parents had been together at the same time. Their daughters are Mrs. Har· vard (Sillr!ey) Meadows of Concln· !1/ltl, who has three clilldren and live grandchlldren of Nashville, Tenn.; Mrs. James (Charlene) Dalton and sons Tony andKelthofRoanoke,va. andMrs.Earl(Myrtle)McLaln,son and daughter Tract and Jason of Roonoke, Va. Other visitors that day were Mrs. and Mrs. Charley Smith and grandchildren Stacy and Daniel of Pomeroy. Smith retired !rom Crane Broth· ers saw.mlllin 1971, and Mrs. Smith retired from GSiin 1~. They were married Aug. 4, 1934in Pomeory. Mejp BACON ••••••••••••••••••••• 51.29 LB. STORE SLICED LUNCH MEAT ••••••••••••• S1.4 9 LB. SUPERIOR DEU BOILED HAM •••••••••• ~. $2.2 9 LB. EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF •••••••••••••• 99< LB, .. RACORN 1 Ll. Fairgrounds, -- 'I l..ECTA - There wiU be BiblE · Study w.lth the Rev. Earl Hinkle, Tuelday, 7::rl p.m., at Walnut RldKe Church. Superior-Boneless . . ROUND GALLIPOLIS - GaWpolls RotaryClubwWmeet'I'uesday,6 . p.m. at~···· TAVERN HAM : STEAK - I POUND CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY -llaltey _. Geqta fmllli. tqJ, ~ tllelr golden wedding anniversary wllb d • ..,...., ..-~ hn • - --.- -- ..- -+-....._ .._ - .....- roor~~: Family who recently lost their furniture and personal items in a tire. The.l'Vl'!lt will be held at 7 p.m. · Frida)' at the Feeney-Bennett 128, •• resident, Is a S1Jl'gical patient at the Holzer Medical Center. Know she'll be delighted to bear from you. LB. . LB. It'sa good ttmetorememberthat "politics" Is one of those areas ihat you don't talk about -avoiding the subject with friends might help you and them to keep smWng..... . . LOIN ;& END · PORK CHOPS .$ . LB. 13 HOLLYWOOD · 9 SPARE . RIBS' LB. · SUPERIOR ' FRANKIES 12 OZ. PKG. 99 PLUMROSE · ¢ HAM LB. BOLOGNA $}39 1 along. 8-16 Oz. Bottles . ' $}89 · · ' SUPERIOR'S - Don't Accept ASubstitute ... ,.J!I'~_..=-:~," -. Make Sure It's ·. ~ · ALevolor' MOINDAY.. SEPT. 3, LABOR DAY . ICE CREAM $}19 'II GAL. ASST. FLAVORS 704 GRAND CENTRAL' AVE. PARKERSBURG . MON .-FRI, 8· TO 9, SAT. 9 TO 5 KRAFT t .296-4632 HUNTINGTON ~ 15211·70.9P The Pomeroy Area Chamber of · Coounerce in conjunction with · . Powell's Super-Valu in Pomeroy,ls Deposit ACROSS FR'OM THE HUNTING'tON . . . CIVIC CENTER MIRACLE WHIP $}79 ' QUART HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER· NE.W WEEKEND HOURS BUSH'S BEANS KIDNEY, NAVY, PINTO . GHAT NORTHERN ·a $J. The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open· every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments.of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be ·available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the cnnic at the Hospital Emergency.Room Entr~ ance. Pediatric patients should telephone 4465287 for a time to be seen. . . .. . URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS CANS .. · MONDAY-FRIDAY . SATURDAY-SUNDAY ·· ·~ HQLIDAYS . ,. :lnterslj!d bl the 0.0. Mcintyre !Park District Volleyball League, · • •Tuesciay, 7 ' p.m. In the park · $}59~ : . .... · · '1 ·7,·9t .; : . . I .' i 15 OZ. ' • J I 3/$1.; PORK & BEANS 'VALLEY BELt 'i i. . , 2 M%1°LK · GAL. • $1G ~.' :. ~V~AL~LE~Y~B~EL~L----24-0-z.--~~,- : $1.39: i COTTAGE CHEESE · .:~ . must have a ;xepiE :rotative present. Rules,' ' atanlDg date and league fee w.lll . be dllcus&ed. For blfonnatton. can the office at 446-4612 exten· slon56. WALDORF · . BATHROOM TISSUE 19¢ ~~~~~~~~;E~~~~~ 4 ROLL PKG. U .' POTATOES ~OLB. $269 ' !Hllln KING PRE-CREAMED SHORTENING u oz. (All . . COOKING~·- ONIONS 3 LB. 89¢' I CRISP. ' . ' . GARROTS • . ' ~ '· lLB. · PKG. I i I • •I 39¢ ' ' ' .. ' ' . .. ,, I ' ' j ,, ')• ., "JAZZ" . . , ., u,.,.. . ) Uned IMthltr .lloflll w-..•111 Sole. PIZZA $109 $100 NEW 12 PACK LI1TI.E DEUIE MAXI THINS NEW DUNCAN HINES NEW son KEEBLER 20< Off EACH . 99< COOliES 12 PA(I( MISTER an 99< 7 OL Sl49 . SPECIALS FIITO·LA YS · $UN. & MON. ONlY YAIIm PACI PEPSI COLA $179 $119 oz. WATCH FOR OUR BLOCK PARTY CHIPS $3.49 $),79 I '•\ :. ... . ' • • . I PACK 16 01. $129 ""'Do,. Uolit 2 I I 2VAUEYIELL %· MILK GAL $14 9 . . SAVE 7 5( ON ONE CAlTON OF I I l CIGAREnEs ~~·---··---------~-------~-------~-------------. COCA-COLA l. VIT~ub i.LK !. ~INTO ·BEANS . · Coupal hplrn 9/5/14 C.K. SUPtnARIET f I I IPACI '$129 1 II 16 OL I ·eoc'.r.'s~~fi;.~Wt"· . 1, · ""'Do,. u.1t Otlr - ~:~~ Sl 09 :;,';'". Coilp011 hpirn9/5/14 . • t .K. SUPERMARKET Uoil 1 I I Cou.pon hpiies 9/7/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET , 'h GAL 9 7~ . " ~r."s~~i;.~'i{r Coupon hp1res 9/7/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET l Liolill 14 u.,;t r ""'TOI 4LIS. I • $129 Umit 2 1 Coupon hpir,s 9/ 7/84 c.K. suPERMARKET = ............ ••' POMEORY - B1i Bend !avltan Club wiD not meet 011 · CliPO '&IA-1 SPICIAL :Labor Day. 'lbe next meetln& . ~be September 17. . •. s1fJ95 ,_- . 446·1059 . I l1ft0ff ICE MILK 'h GAL $119 ~11 I ON ONE CARTON OF Coupon Expires 9/7/14 .C.I . SUPERMARKET ! C~EWIN~....~OBACCO I · . Coupon hp~res 9/7/ 84 1 C.K. SUPERMARKET ~~ -~~~~~~~-~~;--------------------------· ' .PRICE!) EFFEC'ttVt THRU FRIDAY 9 17/84 ltlhullf.. tpullloiMnlng prOCIII ·-·II. 111111 alvei your old 011pot , _ lh. Nola tiV _.. fwdoi 10 get your · ____ P.! _______ _. . ' -~ .Meeting changed :Postponed' • CASE (6) $3.79 FOX FIOZEN -------------~----~·~----~---~---------~--·--··~111. DR. PEPPER ' VAWY lEU I SAVE 75( St. Jolin Lutheran ChurchofPlne· GJ'OYt! . on Sept. 9. 1\'Jomlng ~ wW be at 11 a.m. with a . , ballcet cUnner to be held at aqan. , The attemoon eervtce wW Ill! . ·heklat 1:45 p.m. The public Ia . lnvtted to Join in the llestlval. • . FOI 69< GAL COOliES' ·S 849 c C'OLA ~:~~ 's139 ::.':" PiNE GROVE - The annual ' Hanoell Festival wiU be held at · ' I WATER .59< GAIBAGE BAGS Harvest festival • • DlmWD & SHING 1oc Off EACH BOX DOG FOOD Ot/f .ur. $14~-:; ': $1 19 -------------~r---------------r------~------ ~ Cl!l Wedni!lday ewnllll. • Sept. 5. Sanh'<n will start at 7 p.m. both e\lt!lllnp. ' .:: --~· 99< ,_. ~·~~· R meet cia Tueldly ewnJna, Sept, 4. Paralta who !law studenllln pvea ~ and ,Jill wW , ~: GAF1DEN FRESH PRODUCE MICHIGAN 5 P.M.-9 P.-. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.~9 P.M. BAG lOOM FOGGEi 7:;,, oz. $ 299 SOnY BUNS '3 BATH nSSUE Pan!J!ta who !law studenllln . iJ'adel one, two. ~ tlu'ee will . ~: D·CON AUTOMADC WNCH CAlES oz. 4PACI With each pll'<halt al 2 ilexH af (oreal. YOUR CHOICE. 4 FOI $1 OO ••coN •n 20 CT. 30 GAL 10 CT. 30 GAL 51~. $100 . " LUNCH PIES . BACON CHIPS 3 oz. '99< an' 160L IIOI'IM. . entsw.hohavechlldrenatfelldln& · $119' : BANA,NAS $149 • CT. DUBEE Ohio Valley · SaUobuy Elementary. h' • FOI · SALISBURY- The SaUsbwy .EJemelltary. Schoolltat! wiU be PI e~ entlllg w.oriclllapa tor Jlll" ~-- 3 2 79( 3011. lAG HElMERS BREAD HEINEIS BREAD $1,0° FREE Ont II> oz. loaf with -""' purchase of 3 pacb of lahn'sl-hton Meals. YOUI CHOICE. . . $129 411S. -·Filii . 2'1• - 89~ UGHY lULlS Workshops set FRITO LAY 4 LB. 2 ' FOI can Stan &lod, 446-37111. ' PAPER LG. ROLL69~ ';' TOWELS · li ~~------....;;;..._ ,. PINTO 'BEANS By Law•oow Lamb, M.D. ·DEAR i>R. LAMB ~ 1 am v~ery depreSied and despondeilt, and 1 utn '3 ~oa$l00 sant, lecturlng. Fill' lntonnatlon, • . :t PINTO HANS Rev. Hi!rman Hayes, Pt. Plea· ~~~~SE soz. . 89f:~ ·JACK RABBIT JACKSON· - 99( GREEN BEANS & . PEAlS & CARRO.TS WoodciiVerswiUJrteetTueeday; 7 p.m. at the Jaclrson Ubr&ry. Topic em IIIJmtlenlng with the · • ___ - TOMATO SOUP Onwo I 0'1• az. can wilh -h purchase at two bogs of Franklin Candy. YOUI CHOICE. ~:~~ $119...,0. COCA-COLA PAPER tOWELS . plan meeting l GALA ' Wood ·. Carvers r . See doctor over problem . FREE . · 3 FLAVORS 16 OL CANS Apple bitter sale . ··. ~~~~~E~2oz. 99¢.~ t FISHER'S HetJith, Dr. lAmb Chocol._te Milk •• &N. SJ,99 DOUBLE C.OLA .CREAM SODA & LG. BAG ICE Cfetrieens reunion ..........;....--...;,.. ' EASY OFF WINDOW ·• · l ~~ . bly Identified the pfllblem yourself when you said you were depressed. Your surgery and your change bl justplalndon'tfeelf!OOd. IWoyears hormone balance may be a factor. ago I !Jad a complete hysterectomy · Your famUy situation may at least for fibroid tumors. I wa5 46, so the contribute to the problem. doctor alsQ reriloved my ovaries. 1 Your weight gain maYiJave been have never felt good since. A\ the .stimulated by yciur ~Jon. ' lime l weighed 100, but I 'have Some people eat mon! when they gained nearly :rl pounds. are depressed While others lcJse CHESHIRE ..: The anmaa1 That year .I also had a very their appetite lUid loee weight. . reunlollofdesoendentsofHenry traumatic experience when I Ask your family doctor to refer (Doc) .and ADaellne Tope erelearned that my husband had been , you to a psychiatrist. The ~hla16, having an affair for 10 years. Do trtst could evaluall' your··dejx , ·~ rnems, wiU be "''""'ft _,._y, .,.... ""'~"· be bleto KYger c• recreatlonal area. you think that would bave caused state and, u.........., ___.,, may 11 , Baski1tdbmer12::rlp.n1. , meto'galn weight? I nowwelghl88. , give YO\I some lllellicln~ to Cl'lulltef ' . · My doctor has me taking Pre- . ract the depreS$1on. If YDil·could utt maiin. as needed. The doctor also tbedepressioniJndgetyourdletan,:~ 1 pve me an appetlte-eurber, but I • • : ' exercise program under control, ME:nCERVILLE - There I - gained more weight after taking it. lose weight, regain some of your JJibe1utapplebuttersalebythe · I stayed w.lth my husband of 31 fonnerbeailtyandbemroepleased Hannan Trace Band. orders years. My llfe!ls jlassing me by, I with yourself. ·ta'ken through Oct. 1. Plb$1!Kl feel ~lpless and look20years older I also would like you to read The quart. · Contact any · band . ·than I am. In the '50s. .I won every Health Letter lQ.JO, DepreSSion: memberorcaD21&1657,25&6315, beauty contest I entered. Today, no The Ups and DownsofLlle, which I o'r 2!!6-9.1!0. one believes me. What advice can am sending you, As It explains, you gtve me? change Is a frequent cause for DEAR READER - You proba· depression. ' •distrtct otrlce. r 'Each ~ VARIETY $}89';:~ PACK' 12 BAGS . ~ ---------~------------~----- -.;...;..;..;.;,.. '' . ; ' ORANGE - $}69 .: JUICE 1'1 GAL,. ".'.~ ; SHOW BOAT bytbeRev.NOelHemnann; ,$}3~ 79< . Ice Cream .....i"-Jifl. s1.79 Orange Juice i"-Jitl. SJ.S9 Cottage·CheesfuJ.S 1.29 . Butte.rmilk ......AN.. sI.99 $1 00 'FOI ~:~~ $129 ""' Dtp. CAYSUP 32DL VALLEY BELL PIEMIUM Dl. PEPPEl IHIIn•G Mfddlopri, liiidReliekah, athome.They were married nearMJddlopri Volleyi:Sall. -IJl~tmg ' . ---------·· I 1 3 16 OL 69( 32 OL A NOI'E ANNJVERSARY - Rev. lllld Mn. DOnald Hair,' Route 1, Mk'dlepoft, celelltatecl t11e1r 2Mb wecldlollllllliv~ Sllurdlly.1be Cflllllle llaa blr cllldrel, J)ooaMJr., Route 1, MJddlqMri;_Mn. Robert (Siwm) ~. Galtpolts; Mrs. 'l'lmotiQo (Carrie) F'ra:l.ll!r, r • TROPICANA, CHILLED Plus . · .•GAlLIPOLISTherewW be . •an «rgan!zatlon meeting of those BACON flo. FLOUR 5 LB. BAG . ·----------~-------HOLLAND 1 . ' ·1 99<. 2· 11; FAYGO POP 39< · JELLY 2%.Milk ......... jfi.,S1.69 ' - - - - - - " " "· YIT. D Milk...i"-Jitl. Ice Milk ..........'U.Htl. sS1.09 1.3 9 ua•• DOEIGEIIT . j 1,'1: . ' ' ~2 DL. ·Happf!nings ·-69¢.. oz. . $249 I JUBILEE $ 149 ""'"'· ~:~~ CAYSUP SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· ship trustees w.111 meet Tuesday eveiltng at 8 p.m. In the Syracuse Municipal BuDding. ' . PEPSIHG. OR DIET PEPSI FREE, MJ. DEW Dave Is working on a new book and this one Will deal with network television rather than sports. Fritz Howell, a mentor of Dave's from way back when both were \Yfth the Associated Press, was a guest ~ Dave's for several days reo:ently . and looked over the tirst seven ~hapters which Dave has done on the new pubUcatlon. room. ., LB. BEEF LIVER . .LB. 13 ·.' POMEORY - Eastern j3and Boosters wiU meet Tuesday· eYeillng •t 7:00p.m. in the band .r.. ----.;..._.......---~_.;...-.,.-----..,'·, . FRESH FRESH HOMEMADE GROUND $}19 BEEF $499 FILETS BEEF ~:ao $} 49- Jll. R.C. (OLA CAN MILl . ~ 0.. wltll each ,........, al · a $30.00 ......., ... ,; bCho4mg AU .WEEIC S1 o9. u oz. CHES'I'ER - A special meet:lng ol Cheater Townsldp Trus~ tees wiD be ll!lid at won hall at :1: llp.m. Tqeaday. Bids on anew/ 'grader w.lll be opened. · In --'-- - CiiAPE JELLY · ·. IUn • 16 tL Pop. ltAMI. DILL' SUCES I KOSHER DilL PICKlES . 89< ·. ~:~~. 59 (""'~· · CHARCOAL 10 11 S1.79 20 11. S3.19 r - . '' townshipgarllgl1. : POUND . $ POUND Ula Matlack, long-time Meigs ' PEACHES 2901. $1_19 IIOL : LEBANON 1WP - The Lebanon Townahlp Truitees w.lll ·meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the MARTHA WHITE scene. ...... ' Dave Diles wiU be leaving next Saturday for HollYwood, eaur., where he wiU be associated with Golden Ga~ Productions. · • Dave wiD be doing six ~hourllve television shows each Saturday. At this point, Dave OOesll't knoW It you'll be able to catch theri! locally, but he wll) advise us as time moves Friends of Dave's are mOVing into his a ttractlve home near Racine for the three months that Dave wiU be making the Hollyw.ood -~1 r ' .t here do nice things. For example, a public household · shower wiU be held for the McCloud Vlnlon, aad Marva Leah !iturnlJO, Glllllpolls, ~ three · . .,_. ... ea. .Labor Day. ' ,•· POMEROY ...- Eastern Band . · ~ meeting, 7:00 . p.m, Tueiday tn high school band PORK . CHUCK CHOPs · .t ROAST People Home . BONELESS I of education met In specta1 session. . American Legion Middleport. -~ . . CENTER CUT front, Mrs. Harvard (Shirley) Meailow.s, Mn. IIIIDI!tl (Chadeae.) Dalton and Mrs. Earl (Myrtle) UcLaln. There's ~n such an interest in a n::cent Picture we published of the tirst grade ctass of the former Sugar Run School in Paneroy, back in 1932. All but five members of the ctass have been Identitled and we're looking foiWard to getting 100 percent. $1.79 LB. HALF -~ IIDJ.,., Mlu- ral.ldl)r Band Boosu,-s meeting 7 p.m. 011 Tuesday, Sept. 4, . postpo~ from Sept. 3 due to . • • ..._ - COFFEE FILTER 100 CT. 69< 200 CT. 99< COIN FLAKES .\NNJVDt&\RY NOI'ED- .r- 81111 KaalrjallliJder had 1be1r 4lill wr'"na UllllverarY AUJ. 211. 'lbq llf:ve two cblldren, Philp Blind Room. . ! ~RO¥ - Melils R.C. COLA GENEIIC GALLIPOLIS ....: Gallia Academy Barid Boosters w.111 1J1e!!t Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. in the ' Uclpatlon . · Houl'S of the party to be held Sw~. 8 have been shortened to from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and entertainment at the stage area wiU get underway at · n a.m. continuing through 7. : Denver Rice wiU serve as emcee and wiU illso provide entertalrunent along with break dancers, Charles The Meigs Reserve Girls' VolleyLilly and hls group, Mud River, ball teamnowhascoachforthenew Lone Woll, the Grubb Family sc)lool year. He is Rick Ash who gospel singers, · the Meigs Senior was named to the pJSt Thursday Citizens square dancers and the afternoon when the district's board Meigs High Band. Undoubtedly, there wiU even be more entertainment before Saturday rolls around. · On the street wiD be displays of arts and crafts, a wide variety of foods and games. ' North Second Ave. wiU be closed !rom Walnut St., throughMillSt.for the party and of course, rnen:hants wiD be offering special promotions in conjunction with the party. . See you there? . ROCK SPRINGS - ' €cAmly Fair. Board meettng18 p.m. Tueeday at Rock Springs ·~ By BOB HOEl'l..ICH sponsoring a shOpping spree. That's . 'J'Imes.Senitne staff one of those events where you are ' Dr. Cralg Mathews and hls giVen so many minutes to pick up committee all of the grocertes-and MEAT- that the liiUl\llll block ' you can in the allotted time. Date of party of the Mid· . the spree hasn't been set but any dleporj Chamber chamber member can fill yoo in on <if Conunerce are the details. pleased with the ~forpar- 'IUESDAY . frl.-s.t; 9 1m til ·10 . ·CLOSED SUNDAY · lit..•. &em. . a, 1184 -~~.,......-"--~~~ Block party preparations Beat of the Bend ' Calendar Price '150 ..... , _ ig~; !~!=~~~~~~~~!. i ·'!· ~------- --·-----------~ ' , suPER . NO SALES · • .. ,M-ARKET od~ERs . ~-· ~ . . .. . OPEN DAILY, & SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M . . . NO . .N<lfAIIIS . . '"FREE . PARKIMG' • ,. ,..; .SECOND & MILL ST. .. I . ·. . . . ' MIDDLEPORT, OH. ' . W.• . ~erv.o the Right to ~lm~t Qya'r!tltl• and. Correct Printing Errors WE ACCIPT FOOD .$.lAMPS & ' • . COUPONS . �September 2, 19M Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolit, Ohio Poiflt Pleaeant, W. Vo. KC students ..play match .107 times at Fair . a respective . caESH1RE - melody In thelr,sleep. As a part of the Ohio State Fair Band this summer,they played the ~lngmarch llTT-U mes-anci that OOesll't count re~Mmsals. Usa and Kevin were among lll musicians tram aCI'O!SS Ohio among the over 1,axJ young people WhO applled to be members of the Ohio · State Fair musical organization. They were notlfled of their accePtance last spring after being · recommended for participation by their band director, Clarence E. Barner. FAIR PARTICIPANTS- Usa VWaauevallll!l Kevin Napier, Kyger + BaDcL j ' The duo arrtved at the • !airgrounds on July 28 and spent s)X days With other musicians fronl across Ohio In U hour dally practice sessions ~mostly playing the sane Creek 111gta Sdloolllludents, were members of lhe 19M Ohio state Fair ~ ' evoMng. Usa and KeYtn had been adviBed that discipline waald be striCt and they.sooo le8rned that the lnb'ma· .tlonwascorrect.'lbetwoweregtven the "rules of tbe aame'' before reportJng to thef~ndsand the roles were J'evleWed tot them when they arrived lnColumb\!s. V)Oiators we~ sent lloole. As memberlotthe balld. Usa and Kevin found they had lol!g days. Revue 'was at 6: 30 each moinlng With breakfast at 7. Inspection was at 7:50 a.m. and trom then Qll thrOOgh evenlnjl. ~ were many pJbllc appearances - between six . and elgbt concerts a daY wtth !'IIDIIIni trcm me ball l¥lur to an hour and one half In lenath- All participants had to be on their cooeerts ' '' ' ' 50 selections to be used during appearances - bef~ the fair began<m A \II. 3!Durlna the lint day of rehearsals, auditions were held With seating of · participants When tbe band strikeS up "Stars and Stripes Forever," lt'sa crowd pleaser. However. Usa VWanueva and Kevin Napier, Kyger Creek High School students, must hear the • : • • \ nOOrs at 10: 45 each evening and In bed by u. ·Besides the numerous Concerts on the fairgrounds. the band alSO appeared In concert at Darby Dan 'Farm, the Park of JtoeeS, on the Slate house steps and parades as a Pllrl of the honor afforded Olympic star, ,Terry Page. . Counselors for the band were selected high schOol band directors and Omar P. BlackmaD, of St; Ignatius High SchOol Band · in Cleveland, was director. . Uniforms of the. band mus\ be planned weU ahead ot the fair. Lisa and Kevin sent In their measurements In May and their uniforms ..:. navy b1w: tank suits and pavy blue shorts, With white shirts 'apcented wttti. red 'apache neck scarves were on hand wben they arrived in Colmnbus. Three seamstresses were oo hand to make on the spot .alterations if necessary. A Junior at Kvaer Creek High ort School. Usa ts' member of Keywaneltes, Latin Club, band and, ts an hOnor student. The llllugh~ ot1 Dr: and Mrs. E.S. Villanueva, AddisOn. she is a member of tlM! Hillbillies 4-H Club. Usa playa • 'minus- ·jjeadin.el ctartnet. Gallipolis battles back, ties Rock Hill 6-6 in grid opener _ Kevin. is a senior at Kyger Creek . High School. He is a rnembfi' of the' National Honor Society, Latill and~ French Clubs, Key Club, hll!hBChoo), chOir and the ye~ stiff. 'lbe· sort of Chrtstine Napier, BidWell,', Kevin ts also a member or the, HillbUiies 4-H Club and was named· Meigs County's OutStanding Boy' 4-H Club Member at the county fair, this year. Kevin plays trumpet. ; Despite lhe strict dl.sclpline, the· hard work during the heat of the: Ohio State Fair, and tbe 101. renditions of "Stars and StrtpesForever," Usa ' an4 Kevin w-e< looking forward to be a pjlrt of the'. fair band again neJCt year. • ' times, avei-ag1ng •40.2 yards per . sacked Knipp at the GAHs 49tlll kick. · · · fourth dowil after the Redmen had Offensively, Saunders said,. "recovered" an ·on-sides kic~f! High •School's football ·team is im indication of things to come this fail, "We'll grade the tapes tonight. But deepinGAHSt.errttoryfollowlngthe ' · · ·better bring a pacemaker to the right off tbe ba,, I'd have to say Gallipolis score. Sheplerdidasuperjoboutthere.We 1bree Blue Devil passes · feU Blue nevus• remaining nine contests. • also. got a real good performance lncanplete as the final gun sounded. GAHShas possesslonooRockHill's GAHS and Rock Hill battled to a from our tight end, Jeff Atkinson.'' 36 when time expired. GAllS 'D>.Called Back U deadlock. It was the first time sina> GailipoUs beat' LDgan, 13-6, Atkinson, who made a boneClose paced GAHS With 58 yards late In the 1982camJl$1gn,the DevUs Jarring tackle following a GAHS ·In 17 trips. Howard added l&in nine, Gamble Grant lllnseven and Slone did not klse a varsity football game. pJDt late In tbe game, caught tWo finished With eight in 10 tries. The lie 1$118pPed a string of 12 pJisses for 48 yards from ~B Todd Slone. He had one ;IS-yard touch· Knipp Paces Recllneu , stfa.ight GAHS tosses. JimKnlpppacedRockHntwtth55 The final score, however; ·ts not down strike (thegame'sfirstscore) indicative of what really tcok,plaee called back wtth 9:56 left In the . yards in 14 !J'Ies.. Veteran Fullback on the Redmen turffor48 minutes In contest hecauseofa holllingpenalty. Steve Coriley was.limited to 33 yar¢! Sa\lndel'S concluded, ·"We were In 12 niDS by the GAHS defe~. pefeet weather conditions before an l!bletcronofttacklewen. You have Mickey Knipp had 22yardslnseven estimated J,:m fans. GARS ....... Back to give (Greg) Fife and (Wayne) tries and Chris Robinson 16 in six attempts. · :we battled back. That's a good Walters lots of credit." After a scoreless three perlods, GABS plays at Coal Grove sign," said GAHS Coach Brent saunders. "~t year, we would Rock Hill's Jim Knipp hit Shawn Friday. Rock HID travelS to Wayne, · have foijed late in the game after Guy with a 53-yard strike to give the w. Va. Statistics: dropping behind. We had several · Redmen a 6-0 lead With 6: 10 left to . sacks tonight. ·That really excites play. Knipp's kick lrom placement DepMmenl G the kids.'' ' ' failed. First dawns ... .. "" ..... :...... " "" ... 12 ' 12 Clole SCares J5j Yards tushlni" ........ ....... .... ..... .. l.:ts GAHS' Joel Collins, Bruce 24 Loot ntShin(! "" " """ " """ .. " " " . 40 O'Rourke, Bernie Nlelim, Brlan-. . GAHS took the ensuing kickoff Nl'l rushing .. ... .. .............. ...... ... !li5 1:rJ Shepler, Keith 'FeUure and Andy and~hed58yardslneightplays. Pass attempts ........ .. ........ 1. ... .... 13 9 j Howard caught ·RHHS NMers · Paul close waltied over from the Completed by ... """"' ...... ...... .... 3 lnter<epted by .......................... , l 0 • behind the line or scrimmage at One with 2: 00 left to knot the count at Yards passing ... .. .... ... .•• .... .... ..•. 'Sl et . Total Yards lrush-pa..l .......... .. 152 lll least eight times, ·and forced nve 6-aJI. ' f.! After a Rock Hill penalty, GAHS Plays .............. , .......... .... ... ....... ~ RiiHs fumbles aild one pass ~m yaros ................:...........n , l!l missed the extra-poirtt attempt as a interception. . Fumbles .................... .. ............ .,6 5 Loot fumbles ,,.,.,,,,,,,,. ... .. ..... 1 2 Fellure had the pass interception. result of a low pass trcm center. ~tles ....................... .........5-55 · 8-8) Both teams tried desperately to Nlehm and Wayne . Walters recoPunts ................ .................... 4-161 ~Ifill • !l<orebyq. vered fumbles for the Blue and puB out a vidory in the llnaJ two GaDJpoHs .............................. o o o &-41 White vislltn. Shepler punted four minutes of play. Andy Howard ~RO If · Frlda:y night's performance by GaWa Academy ~-- ·' ;Libor day, time for .remembering · workers, causeS · ByNancyYoacharn nn-semt1ne1 SCaff • POMEROY - For most Americans; Labor Day Is notlung more ~ thanadayotrestandrecreation-a ' day for famUles and friends to llllthertogelherforpicnicsandgood times - a slgnal that the end of summer is fast approaching. _ For those who may have forgot"' tm,however,LaborDayisahollday ·- honoring the working class- the • backbone of Aniertca. It began With " a parade sponsored by local craft guUd In New York City 111·1882. In 1884, theparadewasheldonthefirst Monday In Septernber.and that day was deslgnated "Labor Day." The ., .Idea spread acrosS the nation and In 18lt, qongress made It a legal _holiday. It was not untU 1913 that an act of Congress created the Department ·' cl. Labor "to foster, promote and • develop the welfare of the wage e,mersofthe U.S.,toimprovethetr working conditions and to advance their ,opportunities for profitable einployment." 1be formation of ·the Labor Department was a step in the right a direction, butreallaborreformwas still a long time In coming and many Individuals In this country fought, . died and went to jail for the cause. The changes thattookplaceplace in the U.S.during the first 20years of this cen~ were phenornlnal cars, airplanes, radio, moving plclufel;, women's suffrage, )312. By this time, hardly more than 100-years-old, the U.S. was cons!dered theworid'sgreatestpower. Yet, amid such power and progress, nearly 2 million children laboredlntheworkforce.1bedally wage for the working class was 00 centsani:lchlldrenwereiuckylfthey earned $1 a week. Coal mine disasters were prevalent and factorles were caUed sweatshops. . In general, average working conditions throughout the country wereunsafeandthesmallconse!vative ~raft guilds_In existence at that tirnehadlltttepowerwhenltcarneto chang!ngorcreating new law~. , For the majority oi ·Meigs Countian5, jobs were round In·coal mines oc on the river. Some !VIeigs Countians traveled to Wheeling and lng $7 an hour and wantedniore.1be Pittsbui'gh to work In mills. EaSt Uve111001 was also a stopping place mine owners were cl.ferblame$11. ~ a day. I was used to being J);Ud 50 cents a day lor being shot at so$4. 75 was enoUgh to get me to scab. "I crossed the pM;ket Unes and Went 1D r?:k guardiQg the powder house arid the mine shaft that was r!ght along tbe road. It wasn't unusual for the strikers to give me trouble but I took It pretty mtich, in strlde.lt scares me to death n<i.W to pa5s by that Place and remember what I did.'' Then the depression rocked the :ll's. Whole famUies took to the ralls In $earcb of nonexistent work. Americanslearned tcmakedoordo without. During America's remarkable journey from bankruptcy to PI'OSJll!! lty came real labor retonn. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the SoCial Security Act and the firSt sit down strike took place in for Meigs natives who found work in the clay mines and potteries In that area. ·I Then came World War . I. 1be demand for wartime workers rose. Salaries rose sane and bigger labor untons began to form. With unionization came dissention, picket 1iJ1€S and protest songs. There were "Hard Tbnes In the Mill" down south and "1be Poor Working Girl" Uved a rough life in the north. Sharecroppers sang "ll-Cent Cotton, 41}-Cent Meat" and coal miners "couldn'tteavelomeet Saint Peter because they owed their sooJ.s to the company store.'' "I came to Ptmeroy right after the war," E·.J, HID said. He further recounted •:Jobs were scarce but I found one at the Brocalsa Coal Mine In Syracuse. The Industry had It rough because the demand for coal wason.thedecllneandUnlonrtliners were 'striking for 'the JaCksonville scale.' Well Idldn'tknowwhat scale was. "Striking miners ~d been mak· Flint, Mich. Unions were gaining power. , at :By 1938, two out three Americans were weU fed, clothed and sheltered and more people rose to alarm clocks than to roosters. Busestookcblldrentoschooi,mento work, women shCfll)ing and families , .totown. • People ail across the country were enjoying a higher standard living than ever before. And that's what labor reform was .ail about. Unions themselves can't claim the credit for bringing about the changes. Union organ(zations brought people together but people demanding their rights brought the c-.dpldu!U In 1.911'8 . changes. Thanks to .these derennined individuals, the majority of today's ranees, and more. Labor Day is a day to remember taborers enjoy eigl!t hour days, the rough and rocky road from tbe . overtime pay, two o,yeeks paid pastto the present. ' vacatiOn a year, major medical and It's also a nice day for a picnic! unemployment ~pensatloninsu- ot •' \ l .- .Advanced Cardiac Life .Support ·class being ·offered. in Gallipolis . GALU~S - The American · agement, IV therapy and mediCa: Heart Association's Advanced Car- tions, but also supplies a guideline ;; dtac Life Support ~ ACI.S) Provider for the standard of cant to be administered. Equipment con:: Course, sponsored by the Holzer :; MediCal Center and the Southeast tinueS to become more sophisticated and knowledge . increases, :::; Ohio Emergency Medical Service, :: WUl be held In the French 500 Room making the ACJ.S course essential - at the hospital Monday through for the appropriate update df both • Thursday, Sept. 17 to ·~. Saturday, knowledge and skills. ACJ.S providers need periodic :: $ept. 22 will he testing ·at the recertification, and this course to be ;; hospital. .: This series of classes will be at 6 taught In September meets this · 19 9:00 p.m. and taught by Dr. requirement. Also, paramedics :.. David E. Miller, member of the must take the ACJ.S provider course at least once every three ;:: staff Holzer. · "" 1be· AC~ course not only years. To register for the course. a f.<! provides learning experience with ..; cardiac monitoring, ~trway man- current certification In Basic Car- o( .., "'.. ' . . , HQW~GETS1iiRE£;_G•IIpniM'~ . ~ Andy Howlll'd (42, tower dpl, 011 gl'oulld) agalo8t holt RAlCk u · . P* dll'l!e rardi. oath~!~ play . . Fairland edges ~eigs, 7 -6·; .Mm;auders 'go for the win'ByKErl'll wmECUP 11mes &;Jtiliel 8tatt ~RVILLE - Fairland's on.lY cornpteted pass went for 'a 16 yard touchdownastheDragonsheld ol! a Meigs fourth quarter-rally for a 7~ 11011-league victcry in the season ~lor both teams here Friday. Falrlan~ ql!arterback Ricky Chapman scrambled· from a hard Melp rush and lllpped a short.pass tcDwlglltGaJloway, whotlp-toedin trcm the ~t-yard line for the l>ragons'onlyTD, , Darrln Callicoat added the game. wtnnlng extra point . to give the Dragons a 7-0 lead With 10:13 left in' ihe~quarter. The Great ELBERFELDS. Color Carryall BACK· TO-SCHOO't ' •MASCARA •LIPGLOSS •EYE PENCIL •9 SHADES Of EYESHADOW •2 SHADES OF BLUSHER ' (AP) · - bounced back to toss his seventh complete game, striking 0!1! eight and walking four. · Bert Btyteven, 15-6, suffered his first !ass after tlve COnsecutive victories. 'Blyleven sumndered nine hits while pitching liis elgbth Complete game. . Cannen Castillo led off the third Inning wtth a single, took second 011 Olrls Sando's gnJU!IIIout and gave Cleveland a 1-0 lead when hescored on Mike Flschlln's ~- Blyleven allowt!d only one llaserunnertilrmchserondbaseuntilthe sixth. · JackieGutlem21i!dofftbeinnlng · wtth a single, but was erased an a Wade Bot!is fielder's choice grounder.'With two euts, Jim Rice singled Boggs to third. Boggs «med the tylijg,run when Tony Annas beet WI a slow roller to shorts~. Easlel: then p,alled a hlgb fly ball Into the righUleld seats for his 22nd IQne ~of the sersoo MAN IN 11IE MIDDLE - Melp flllllderback Mile a-x.y·(U) tries to break pMl a ......, '" ,.. by Falrtancl as other Melp players leDd IIJIIPOit durtDII: the ~· !lellllOII opener .. ' f E,,,,,,l, . · Reg.. '149 to .. • . • 1539 Stl'e Prle.•• S11 9 T() FREE DELIVERY 306 Second Av'enue, ' Lafayette Mall, G111ipoll1 - -~~~·· .. .._... ~·A . ·•.. .f · • '" • .:. ~ ,. ... " " ~. ' .. .. ...,, . - ·-·· ~· . . .... ...: • ........... .' -· .. :,;, ... ·~-· ~.: ·:-•. ·' •- --·· WBewp). • dry spell with . 36-8 grid win over Wildcats BYSCOTI'WOLFE down five passes from brother 'l1me8 S lltone Staff EAST MEIGS- - Ending year-long dry spell, tbe up-andcmling Eastern Eagle football squad under coach Ray Watson idcked off tbe i984 grid campaign With an iinpressive36-8vlctoryover the vlslllngWaterfordWildcatshere a aliSO lead . $432 l'l'klay. 'lbe Drllpa PDB!d a 'J-8 wiD CMii' Melp In a JIOiloleape pme. (Phato' by Keith ~ Ea~t~rn ends After suffering through a diSmal 1983 season, the Eastern rontingent wasted no time as nm Dorst pounced ·on a Waterford fumble near the ~ yard line. 1bree plays later, !ullback Mike Lance stonned off taCkle and Into theendzone frOm eight yards out for the game's tlrst score with 7: 56 on the c;lock. Royce BisSell ran around the right end for :SPECIAL SALE-: PR~CES ON QUALITY DMI DESKS, BEAUTIFUL ROLL TOP DESI(S . KNEE' HOLE DESKS AND STUDENT DESKS . Filii.,. Inc~ oak, pine, .l*•n. •pi• ancl cherry. ,llli,HN ,,, ,,,~_'I Illig "''" .,,• .• ,, ••• it~ , , · $12 50 .' - .. .Wastes!llo 'lbne " WITH ANY *7.50 PURCHASE OF ULTIMA ' BeUerSeoood HaU Meigs Coach Ch\lrles Chancey was disappointed With tbe loss, but not disheartened. "We played much better and were more aggressive In theserondhalf.AcouPleoflnistakes hurt us. Falrlancj i.s a good football · team and very toogh defensively." Galloway led Fairland rushers wtth99 yards on 19caJTies, mostly oo·COII1IIers off tackle. · Senior Scot Gheen led Meigs In recelvlilg wtth five catches for 50 yards. Senior om nexboek Jackie Wellter followed Bush In 'taCkles · wtth elgbt while senior James Acree. added seven and seniOrs Mark Hammonds and Butch SUles with six each. 1be Marauclen open Tri-Valley Friday evening. :·.. all in a compact carryalt to·., go .which your busy life leads you: ' ' Mike Easlerkeyedafour-nmslxthlnning , wtth a three-run homi!r to back Bob OJeda's six-hitter as the BaltonRed Soxodeteated ~Cleveland Indians . H Saturday. Easler's clout snapped a 1-1 tie as ~ten g!lined Its fourth straight victory and seventh In eight games; OJeda, 11}10, was rerno\led from the 15-day diSabled Ust earlier hi the day. 1be left-hander had been sldellDed with a sore left elbow, but DESK SALE· from /1 I thought we played well against a . mighty fine ball club.'' Boston whips Cleveland, 4-JCl.EVELAND. lfh.. .• ·· ~ · ~~ couple of early breaks. You hl,lve to give credit to Meigs, they never quit. . ...~• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ONLY was held back by a Meigs' defepse, led by senior linebacker Nick Bush's tO tackles. Fairland drove to the·Meigs tlve on its first possessiOn. but was stopped at the three. ' In the third . period, the Dragons couldn't punch • it over ·when Meigll pJnter Huey Eason elected to run .fronl p!nt fonnatlonfroalhlsownfive,butwils nailed at the six. Fairland wound uP: 'back on ~ Meigs 19 four plays ~II!!' aftel' three running pLays 8!111.. an ~ pass, along With a major p!lialty. Falrlan~ had reached the end .zone on foUrth down, but a clipping penalty nu11111ed ~run. Rock HUI ............................. 0 0 0 &-41 1be Marauder otfense was sen1n by junior tailback Br&d Robin· . wrety hampei-ed deep in Fair~d ·son. Robbison Jed M~ with 68 . territory With its only threat in the )lards In 10 carries agatrist a stltf first half wh€n junior quarterback Fairland defense. · Mike Chancey was felled by a .h ard . GoFor~ : rush an11 suffered a sprained ankle. Confexence play Friday when they On the attempt fQr tile gameChancey returned briefly til the travel to Trimble. · wtnnlng points, Meigs went lor the . . . • , r• fourth period and is expected to be ~ -' II victory rather thaxi a tie. Senior· ready for Friday's bout With F)rstdow1ts ....... ... .. :..... .......... ....8 13 'tanb&Ck James Acree was stopped Trimble. · YIU'd!l nuhlllli............... ,, ......... ~ 155 Yards~ .. .. .. ..... .. ... ~.. .... .... 8J 16 J.; arDwld the three yard line on an end · On that drive, Meigs hail a first Total viU'dalio ...... .................... 191 1'1). sweep. down on the Dragon 19 when Passes an,emptt'd .. .:.................. ll 'f P..... cotnpl..ed ...... .. .......... ..... 6 · The Meigs score came on Its first Chancey went down. 1be drlve . '1 Interceptions .... ... ......... ...... .. ..... o 1 play after a Fairland punt from the · staUed at the.12 four plays later. Fumbles .. ........................ ..... .... 2· 1 Dr~n 17. On Meigs: other eight' Fairland Coach Roger Si1yder Fumbles lost .......... ,.•,............... 1 , ro P""seSsions, the Marau&,-s ~tarted was pleased With the jllay of his . PonatUes .. .. ... ... :.... . :... .. ........ .. .. M &6! 11)'-- ' each time from lns.ide their own li.. young Dragons. "We were ex- Meigs .. .. 0......... .. ............... ~0 0 0 1'wtce Fairland threatened; but tremely lucky to ~- We got a Fairland ...... .... ...... ............ :.0 7 o 0-7 . Ultima .... . The Maraudeni scored Wlth10:43 '•' left In ~fourthquarteroo a 43yard diac Life Support • (BCJ.S) Is, required. The cost for the full four session course Is $40, with a $.11 cost _ for SEOEMS employees and ~for recertification. · For additional Jnformatlon contact Dot Neutzllng, R.N., Coordinator, at ~he Ho~ lf'(edical Center. Those Interested may register for the !ul1 four evening course, or for the testing day only .to acquire recertification. Applications and · checks payable · to the Holzer Medical Center, along with ~ copy · of the current BCJ.S card, should be sent to Ms. Neutz1ing, at the Holzer Medical Center, 385 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Se Aliena couple change of poSsessions and a lengthy drtve- by the Wildcats, a stauilch Eastern defensive stand at the 18 yaid ii'lt! halted any further penetration. On tbe' next play from scrlmIYiagl'. freshtnan halfback Brent Bissell !ll!ampered 8'l yards, eluding almost eYel'Y Wildcat defender before winning a foot race to the endlme.ThePATnmwasstopped. Flnt v....._ his 111a1t Blnell, In lint E'Yl!l' varsity start, proved his ablllty by leading EllS In rushing. He gained 103yards m !IE!YI!Il carrll!s and also hauled' Royce for an additional85 yards. t:astem·sonenseaomlnated first half play; moving the'ball in leaps . and bounds with both a steady ground game and effective aerial · attack. With just 2:0:1 left In the inttlal half, the Eagles hit paydirt again as. a RoYce-to-Brent Bissell brother combination cashed in on a 15-yard toochdown pasS, pushing the score to 2Q.O. 1be PAT pass faJled. . After Waterford hastily tried to score in the last two minutes of the' half the Wildcats efforts backfired with EHS taking (Y>Ier. With only 39 seconds remaining, Royce Bissell scun'ted'ln on a quarterback keeper from one yard out, while halfback Ronnie Hensley burst In for the conversiOn. 1bat made ·it 28-0 in favor'ortheEagles. A!if>-yard pass to Brent Bissell set up the scoring play as he fell toashoestrlngtackleonthe · oneyardllne. · . . Early" ln the third frame EHS struckagaln, thistlmeonatwoyard . n1n by Lance. Hensley added the PAT run fUld tbe score stOQ:I J&.O With 8; (11left in the third frame. As lhe third quarter came to a close, Eastem started to substitute ln!ely, play.lnglts young personnel. With 10:57 left, Waterford completed a 17 play drive that Started ,!Qidway ~h the third frame as tl Jeff Barker pulled down an 8 yard Tommy Ellis pass for the score. Craig Hency. added the PAT run to. make the .Hnal count read 36-8. Wallionllappy Coach Watson said of his team 's victory,"l'mhappythatwewon.lt's good to get that first one under you;· belt. We h;lve some skllled people at key positions, Uke a quarterback who ihrows well, people who run well, people who catch well, and people who blOck ~II. but we stUI have some positions that need some work. I'm not getting too elicited right now...we're a long way from where we should be although they did about what I thought they'd do. Overall we looked pretty good." ·13e!!ides B. Bissell's 103 yards rushing, Lance had 41 yards on 10 carries, and Hensley 32yards on five · carries. Hmry PIIOOi Waterford For Waterford, Henry gained 122 • yards on 27 carries-and Tom Caner : had 38 yards on four receptions. : Statbitk.,os • ~ ......... ~ ards rushing ......... ........ ..... .... 196 , ~t Total yarda~ ... ........ : .... .... ...... 244 291 ' Pa5.5e5 attempt<'d .... .......... ..... ... IR P&S!K'S completed ....................... 6 s6: ~~~,.... .. .... ............ 648 JO.U ; lf~S Yards passl~~jt .. ....... .. .. .......... ... .-56 96 • ~=:~.:::::::::::: :.:::::::: :::::.: ~ l ...... .. .... ........ ........ 2 ~1 . Waterford .......... .. ................. .. O O R- I : . . . .. • E.,tern ....... .,..................... R 1IJ.-8 1J--J1 • l,, \ �• ~Pa~g~a~C;;2;!T~he~S~un~da~y~T~im~~;~~n~ti~ne~I~==============~P~om~MO~Y;~M~~~·~~~po~rt~~GQ~~IIi~po~I~~~~~Oh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~n~t~,~~~======~====================~~~==~===. • September 2, 1984 V9e1D~h, eMII'IIIWMfNJJ jlannan ·Trace tops Symmes Valley., 2 ~~.· ByBDLBENM;TT ~• WILLOW Times &Wlnel Con-espondent WOOD _The Hannan I . ;n-ace Wildcats opened their 1984 ,:!Ootbau campaign with a 26-6 ' vi to hos1Symm Vall f ~~ thec Ohio ryover es eyo Valley Conference here •Fiida n1n •• Neither yeve team g. could muster a ~rtngdrlveln the first half, but ran ; the clock down by exchanging ..jXlSSeSSions, pllilts and turnovers. .," Hannan Tracepu t togethera soI'd 1 ,•drive before time ran out 1n the half. ~dcatreceiverSteveStittcaughta ~along the sideline, but a VIking ~ender closed In to knock Stitt out :.rlhe three yard Une. ':i ; Second Half :· The second balf started with :=SYmmes Valley receiving, bu~ •: again It could not move. The two • · ':D ~J: anthers top· ~~us 28 0 'f:' ' • '• .; RACINE -The Southern Torna· ~ opened their 1984 season on a ;.ruupptng ~ tilt to . aevening, vastly· !'losing notea here Friday ':;Improve d Ross-Southeastern ~anthers. Ross Is now 1.0 and ~&uthem 0.1. •: Southeastern -.:. ' . dominated the con· !1f$1on both sides of the trenches as ~them continued to suffer Its ~lvewoes. ~ · The Panthers utilized both a ~ent ground game and s uccessful , -aerial attack to drain the wind from ~:the Tornado attack. •' Charlie Boso carried the bulk of SHS offensive attack with 116 1:vards of Southern's totall20 yards tiushlng. Southern had 14 yards l'passtng. :- No other statistics on that game ~;were available. ( Southern travels to Fort Frye on ~·Friday. teamsagalnexchangedpossesslon. With 7:40 to go In the third, and the ball at ·the ll·yard line, Hannan 'n"acehadaftiurthand10.GaryKtrk dropped back and found Stitt all atone In therlghtcorneroftheend · zoneforthe game'sfirstscore.Deke Barnes carried the two-point con· version. It was S.O. gymmes Valley took the ensuing kickoff to lts30yard line. On second down, senior defensive tackle Jamie Montgomery stripped the baD from the VIkings' Sylvester Bloomfield, to set up the next liT score. Quarterback Kirk hit Stitt for quick eight yard gain, then Kirk, who was unable to find an open receiver, ran to the VIking one. Halfback Deke Barnes sco(ed from the the one. The Wildcats reeelved a holding penalty on the conversion attempt. f'hll Bailey's effort for the conversion fell short when hewasknockedoutofbounds at the five. The third quarter ended with the Wildcats holding a 14-0lead. In the fourth canto, with Hannan n-ace at the Symmes Valley 20, junior Eric Darst ran down the right a r-::====================~~ Let ·us help )IOU select a suitable family memorial ,for your cemeterY lot 'lOW wliile it may be done with care and wisdom. .NOW APPEARING Cles1 C1eek C1011in ' ,_ _____________ _ I I t~xed •' .. . "<I ' .. ~ · Jay-Mar ~ . l=busliless meeting WjiS held and it t.was announced a mixed scramble .,and potluck will he held at theclubon ~Swlday, at 3:ll p.m. The ladles ;rorganlzation decided Jo start at 9 lntstead of 8: 00 a.m. for the ~alnlng season. After 18 holes of ;::play, wlnnerswere,JoanChllds,)ow •.gross; Jane Brown and Velrila Rue, :~ow net; and Pearl Welker, Mar· ~aret Follrod, and Joan Chllds,low p .m.. ;pitts. .. . .- ' . . Mausoleums without obligation. I N'-=am=.--- - - - - 1 I -=oc:;o:;:o:-----:-~· I Street or Root' I I scramble event ~:set today at Jay-Mar N~=~~es-rra~;~:~: golf course. A shor . •Won ~t,r ust Festu1lng Ere1eff Lil/g F~tMIIIg Wlti Flfff I. $~''11' APPEARING AT ELEVENTH FRAME UPPER RT. 7,' SKYLINE LANES The Best In Blue Grass, Country and • Southern Roek or corrode,· •lifetime · limited warranty : S429'~ *OYER 200 SQUARES FOR -' I I I ,I ' ;./ . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . with melchinv vinyl top, velour interior with~.O $Pili seeii!'ll, V·8engi.,.., aulclmailc over· drive transmission, tempmatlc:: air conditioning, pcwver seat, pa.ver. ~indows, power door locks, ,power antenna. am·fm stereo, tilt wheel •. cruise control, delay wipers, rear ~og. and wire wheel covers. Whai :::::: •' • . more could you ask for in a luxury car? This onena.s i! alii I ' ll-1tgolngintotheflnal)ll!l10d. Bollenderl\'hilefuDbackJbn~ . two field goals and an extra point to Jordan Mullins led Coal Grove beD rusbed for ~yards ln13canies ·lead the Warriors' to a :J5.3wlnov4;'r with three ~li11own runs while and scorect the Lancers' third ID. Marle\ta. rushlrigformorelhan100yards.Jetf . 'Ibis ·w~~S the coaching ctebut of the After the Tigers' Brian Mugrage Jewell of Trimble rushed for more klcked a2'lyarctfleldgoaltn thettrst Lancers' Bob Bean. than 100 yards while the TlmCilts' period. Fivecoat knotted the score 1 •ooen No Match Campbell ~three twchdowns, a 00 yarder for a 3-3 halftlme with Fort Frye's Nick Sercer rambled two on pasSes from Jewell In from t11ree and live yards oot to score. . •Marietta, 1~3; Nelsoi1vi1Je.York ~ Peaaly lead them to a 2M win over Warren raDled for 12 fourth :ctefealed Athens, :»7; Coal Grove Federal-Hocking. quarter points on a 20 yard ' pass :OUtscored Trimble, 36-20; VInton · Apenaltyneartheendofthegame Beme Union's Jim Moms smred from Greg Huffman to Jom !County upended Portsmouth Notre nuDifed a poteutlal 'pme-wlnnlng three touchdowns on a run of seven Ftyman,asatety,anda34yardflekl 21-8; Paint Valley edged touchdown by Alexander as they a1r r arc1ers to goal by Fivecoat. ' Accounts of the u'"'--Falrland, ~· 7-0; Fort Frye shutout lasttoPaliltValley. · along with a P 0 one-y 1 .lead his team to an easy Win over .....,.... ·Fedel'ai-HO(Sing..~ BemeUnlon The Spartans' Cllnton Sanders MUier. · Wellston.Jackson,' IUid AthhenstrooghedupMUier,32-6,811dJacklon ' ~ apparently sconad from four J.eee Again Nelllonvllle-Y6rk games appear arch·rival Wellston, ~14. yards out with tlr1le running oot In Warrm's Kevin Fivecoat kicked elsewhere In today's'fl!nes-Senllnel · Holder Shines . the fourth quarter. But Alexallder t Belpre's QU8rterback Lee Holder " was caUed for asalstlng the runner ·~-::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~====::=:~ did everything bill sell (qlrorn as · andthatputtheballback!Dthenlne, I ·the left-handed coaches' son threw where a third pass feD incomplete fourTDpasses ~Q;reeothers , and the ~ourth dowD PIA was -.804 kicked flv~ extr&liOtnts. ~ Intercepted &s the game ended. Eric AUG. 16 THRU SEPT. 16, 1984 Rub!~! caught twoof'1older'saerials . Barnhart SCOied the Bearcats' . for~ · ., touchdown with a 27 yard JnteroepON ANY GUN STOCK At Coal •Grwe, the Hornets tlon return'!, perlod. Jumpedoot IDa quick ~leadlllld ' 0- .8111iiea , · . ~-• Shotguns • Handguns Wer-e never 1n serbls trouble after Vinton -County's Scott Gilliand , • Rifles · •th&r. TheHomets;whoquaUfledfc?r threwtwchdawnpassesof201Uid2'l yards to Todd Graham and Lezlce thedlvlaJoniV);Ila)'Ollsla.tyear,led Buy • Sell • Trade • door sedan, · . interior. V·6 engine, automatic: trans .• power steering and brakes, air conditioning, tiltw~l. c:ruise control , am radlo1 rear defogger, door lock.s, •port wheels, radjalllres and just36,000 miles. pawer~ :oame. nPts 1nJppect ~QDWJ® LO.GAN MONUMENT Pomeroy, Oh . 1Oo/o OFF the:eam at Pomeroy-Milson Bridge Leo L. Vaughan. Mgr, Phone 992-2588 • Vinton . W. Main St. James 0. Bush, Mgr. 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Agaln,apassforthe Bobcat coach Coen was pleased two-point <XIIIVe-rsion failed. with the way his team played."We Both defetliES took charge the took what 'they gave us. We threw remainder of !he third period as enough to loosen them up, but the big nellhfr team could muster a long turning point was our ~ drlve.ABobcatmarchwhlchbegan sl$11Ce. Ironton St Joe was a fine at the :II Included a 36 yard run by clubbi!foreweplayect,and,ttlsstllla . Waugh 8lld a lmgrun by Vogel that tine team," Coen said. was nuUHied on a clipping penalty. Wlllumla Ned Foe o..w lieare Apia · Kyg!!l' Creek hosts Wahama Kyser' Creek denied the score- li'tiday night. boardtorthethirdtlmewith7:4lleft .,._ In the game when Waugh capped a ~·= 12IS.I ~ . 56yardma:rdlwlthatouryardrun. Yantan~~~o~ng ..................... ....... 97 1116 Vogel's '14 yard receptkm kept tlie · YantajiUSing ..................... ..... w ~ drive going. McGuire then booted =~Ni:::::::: :~ 1 the extra J,iOint tor a J9.2lead. PMifll completed ....... ....,........... 6 s Ironton St. Joethenbeganltsbest ~ :::::: ::::::: ::::::::::::: : ~ !IJid longe$1 drive of the night Fuml>lesloll ... ,. ............... :........ 2 1 movtngll6yardsln11playswlththe ~::;.,...................... ....7·38 4-45 help of a pass interference penalty. Ironton St. Joe ................ .... 2 o o &-a Riley hit Holtz on a 39yard play for Kyger Creett.: ......................o 6 6 7-19 :wtnners (OTHII COLOIS SPECIAL OIDIII 1 I thetouchdoWn.AI'l!llfortheextra~ !allf!d :and SQIAH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Motor Car Brol<ers ' Belpre, Warren, Vinton County, Nelsonville-York. emerged In season ~ers ~ ;Trl·Valley Conference members. · Belpre picked up where It 1e1t off :WSt year as the defeD!Jing cham;pions walloped Caldwell, 49-14. . : In other action, Wam!ll whlwed FOICOVIHD CASH AND CAllY All Ill STOCI COLOIS . GIEEII·ILACII·WIIITE·I"OWII~IID-SILYII 1 A4.,'1yardklckoffretumbysenlor wlngbeck Chuck Vogel began the The ;Belpre.., Warren-LocaL; ,Vmton. Cou~ty, jp ost non.league wins 'in openers Friday , ·ever . •Is flexible and can · be· curved to a 15-foot ra•Can be installed di· rectly over old·roofing dius •Single Cpnstruction, No delamination · .NOW Holtz!Or39yafllslllldaflrstdownat the 11. 'lbtee cradcl lll!tted just three yards. Follllwmi a Umeout, a Zlyardlleldplat11mptwaaaltort. Bolle ... J1eP1 Drive · . The Bobcats' 1110f11$tum began after newCilllll!l' Bryan Jolinlcll ~hat 80UI'ed, however when Waugh recovered a Flyer fumble at the KC .was Carried off the field after 38.. A 27·yatd run by Waugh, 8lld a Jlltfertng 1!0 ankle ln]UIY late b. the pe;il(ty gave the ~ good fteld ):!Oiliest. position at the 10. on !iOODIId down, ' Prior to leaving, Waugh ICOI'ed PennJn&too .hit lelllor Barty Mat· .two twc~ and nashed tor175 thews IIi the end zoneforKC's first touchdown oftheseum. A paafor , ~rds. Healsograbbed.twopasses. : .In the 'opening period, neither · tlie<;o~~Verston failed. team was able to move the ball · On Ironton St. Joe's next serieS, .during Its f1rst two series. The cornefback John McGuire reoeoY!Yen' punter, David Lutz, wt the verect'amhel'fumlile,bowi'Yel',thls ;Bobcatstn~thellveyatdllne• lln1f. thenyet"defl!nlebent but did .following . . Joe's second · notbreak, . ~ll"sston. TwoplayslaleF,l'lolx:at Kyp!r Creek drovefnm ltd'Ho ~kGarryPenningtonwas ' the"beforeJohnRlleylntercepled :sa~ for an eight ·Yard ~ and Wallllb's option Pill deep in St. Joe :safetywtth3:12Jeftlnthequarter, terrltory. : Kytjer'Creek'sfreeklckwastakell TheFiyersplckedupaflrstlboYn '81 the 46, but the Flyers came onal7yardpassfromRlleyiDHoltz imocktng an the door quickly when but tl!l!halfendedwithKygerCreek 4luarterback John Riley hit BID leaillng, 6-2. ' 1 DKindly have an authorized logan II 1 Monument Co. representative call I I at my home. • I o Ptease send me details about I i Bobcatsrolledtoa11HI~over -lrontoa St. Joe. · : The taste of victory was some- . 'FARM ROOFING · S ALEH! • COUPON logan Monument Company Pomeroy, Ohio-Vinton, Ohio Kyaer Creek, behind the hard-rumlng of senior MeiCoe!l'sretumtohtsalmamater " Sll<la!SS here Fr1day night as the DPiease send me FREE booklets I showing memorials prinred in full I color with sizes nad prices listed. I I 1". NOW While Time Permits , CHESHIRE - Wback Steve Wa~. ~Coach • · The Ufetime Roofin& l11d I pail GIIMipolis, Ohio Point "•mant, W. Va. Kyger Creek rolls -over Ironton St. Joe .- ~-------··;;·~~-------~~ sidelines for the Cats'John lhlrllKlmbetctteh· Friday. down. VIking tackle Department HT SV l1 1' 11 rllng batted the conve~lon attempt First downs .... ,.. ........ . • away. Yards rushlng .. .......... 134 2)4 Tackle Scores TD Yards passing .. : ........ -~ o Wildcat tackle John Johnson Totalyard$ . .. ......... .:.254 214 I,.,........ · ..... ... .... 1 0 scooped up.a 1oose ball and outran n ~--~Ptlons.... 4 everyone enroute to a 66 yard Pass attempts .... , ......... 18 H ....... Co 1 tl · 12 0 touchdown gallop. annan u ace mp e ons ........ .. .. ... . · · again failed to convert. F\pnbles .. .. ...... ..... ...... 0 .8 The VIkings' Bloomfield took the Fumbles lost ................. 0 6 following kickoff at his 00 and Score by q~JS!rler:s: . appeared to be on his way to the Hannan Trace, .. .. ... O 00 14 12-26 • 6 0 ..endzone, but trlpped and fell at the Symmes Valley ..... 0 liT40. · rw;~!;!;;~~;;;;~;;;;;;i On first down Bloomfield, picked up 25 more, moving to ·the 15. On third down, Bloomfield took It In for the VIkings' only points of the night. Hannan 'n"ace then ran the clock out. · After the g<Ulle Wildcat coach BrettWUsonconunentedaboutboth teams playing · witH first game jitters In the first half, but that the 'Cats came out and played the way they were capahie of playing In the second half when their rushing \Uld passing attacjt became more effective. . TheWlldcats host Hannan, W.Va. :1he '" ,... ,.,• •, POf!IERtiY velour nterior, 60·40 split sealing, V·8 1111111ne, Mliomallc iran· smlssion, ai r conditioning, am-tm S11!reo, power seat, power windows. power door locks, rear defogger, delay wipers, lilt Wheel, cruise con· .. trot , wire'wheel covers, radial tires. Special I F----c:w:\iD7:1N~AND SEE&, ·Merrill, Jay and Alan Evans I01:aan ,Monday-thru Frlciay 8 a.m.-a p.rn.1 Saturday 8 a.~_.-3 p.m. -..~ �. r ~91 September 2, 1'184 C 4 · The Sunday Tirnes-$entinel Browns ·coach says .Central Division crown up for grah·s ' "' - BEREA, Ohio (AP)- Cleveland Browns Coach Sam RutlgUanosays the race lor the Central Division crown In the American Football Conference Is " upforgrabs" and his players are optimistic that they will be In the thick of the title chase. "I think that we are a much improved team over last year, and we realjzed that our dtvlston Is wide open," veteran guard Joe .DeLa· mielleure satd as the National Football League team readied for the season opener Monday against the Seahawks In Seartle. "I think the team that jumps off to the qulcke$t start should get better as the season goes · on," said DeLamiellure, who has been on playoff teams with Cleveland and the Buffalo Bills. ''Once you start to win, It becomes a habit so whoever jumps out In the division will win it." Cleveland finished 9-7, one game behind the Pittsburgh Steelers, In ·the 1~ clJvlslon standings. The Cincinnati Bengals suffered through an lnjucy-riddled season with a 7-9 record and the Houston OUers collapsed to a 2-14 mark. But the departure or legendacy quarterback Terry Bradshaw and premier running back Franco Hitrrts from Pittsburgh artd the defection of star-passer Brian Sipe from Cleveland to the United States Football League has left thedlvision In a state of transition. "It will be a dogf~ht, " Rutigliano said. "Houston has solved a big problem with the addltlonofquarter warren Moon and will be vastly Improved. Cincinnati has lost several players over the last couple of years, but I_'etalns enough good players to be a viable contender and has a great quarterback In Ken Anderson. Pittsburgh, too, has lost some people but they play great defense and effectively run .the ball." DeLamlellure ootes the upheaval In the division but believes the Browns can maintain stabillty, Insisting lh!lt Paul McDonald will ·capably replace SIJ,ll!. " AU ball players belleve In each other and Paul has done nothing to break our confidence,'' DeLariliel. lure said. "He played · well In the pre-season. We're all puillng,for the guy to get us to the playoffs," Offensive tackle Doug Dteken lias been a mainstay on four Cleveland playoff teams, including two divIsion champions. Could this potentially be the best team Dleken has played on during his 14 seasons with the Browns? "I think so." said Dteken. "There are a lot of good, yourigplayershere. There are a lot of chan~ In the ' "Our lnte~~Jity Is there and the lOra team. Youhavetocreatelhem. division. A lot of new faces. The key have the ablllty and the Intensity guys are working, " Hairst!Xi saki. towin." to winning will be conslsten cy-and , being lucky, too." ' r~Those;;;;;thlngs;;;;are;;not;;;alw;;ays;;there;;; · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;; Cleveland has not been "lucky'' tn the final countdown to the regular season·. 111elr superb offensive tackle Cody Riesen was lost for the. ' season after suffering a severe knee ' ' tnjucy In the flnll-1 p~season game on Aug. 23, and Improving wide receiver Dwight Walker ls out Indefinitely ~r suffering multiple Injuries In an auto accident on. Thursday. '. "The first thing to be concerned with Is Injuries," newly acquired defensive end Carl Halmon ~ld. . ' ' "Buttheteamthatcanplaylhemost Intense football for four quarters over 16games Will win the division.,, Hairston started foretgbt seasons with the PhUadelphta Eagles, lncludlngl!m, whentheywenttothe Super Bowl. we· .Just Arrived HALLOWEEN CANDY AND SUCKER MOLDS AP Sports Wrller ' DENVER (AP) - Silm Wyche makes his NatlonaJFootballLeague head-roaching debut Sunday whell his Cincinnati Bengals take on the Denver Broncos ·tn a rna tchup of teams that were Impressive In the pre-season In complllng ldentlca13-l records. The Bengrus were 7-9 durtng an lnjucy-plagued 1983 season, but return most of the perso!Uiel from the Super ::Jowi team of three years ago, Including quarterback Ken AnderSon. Anderson, now 35, had a solid pre-season and appears to be throwing the ball as. weD as ever. "His arm ls as good as It ever was, and he's giving us real leadership," said Wyche. "He's as sharp as I've ever seen htm," added wide receiver Crls Colllnswortll, who caught two ·of Anderson's three touchdown passes In last week's 33-14 vtctocy over Perhaps the ~~ signlflcant change In the Bengals Is the absence of lan\<·llke fullback Pete Johnson and thepresenceofhalfbackJames Brooks, who traded teams In May, with Brooks coming over from the San Diego Chargers. North Gallia· Pirates blast Batavia, ~6~6 BATAVIA-NorthGallaopened five weeks of non-league play here Friday with an auspicious debut as the Pirates handed host Cincinnati Batavia a 26-6 loss. \ JackleGiassburn's57-yardtouch· down run started things going In what was seen as a baste game of football between Pirates and BuJ. lctogs, co-coached by ex-Cincllinatl Bengals' player Jtm LeClair. Foreman Top Busher Mark Foreman led NG In rushing with 100 yards ·on 21 carries, whUe Batavta'sMarkHelblgtookrushlng honors {or the hosts with 86 yards on lOcarrles. Defens'lvely, the Pirates were led by co-captain Joe Moore, who · totaled 13 tackles, and by Brian Hawks, who chipped In with 12. Statistically, NGwastoppedlnthe rushing department by Batavia, with the Pirates ptcklngup148yards totheBulldogs'160.Butinpasslng- which Angles said would be introduCed to ·compliment the rushing game - NG totaled 36 yards to Batavia's 10. The Pirates made progress on the first series of downs, and with nine minutes on the clock In the first quarter, Glassburn Intercepted and made his touchdown dash. Foreman kicked the extra point, and the quarter ended with NG leadlng, .7-0. Actlon bogged down toward ·the end of the halt, with both sides employing stiff defensive tactics. But with s: 30on the clockIn the third period, Foreman touk the ball· through the Bulldogs' line on a one-yard run to score the Pirates' second touchdown. He then attempted a kick for an extra point, but the kick failed. Hammom Scores With five minutes to go in the third, thePiratesscoredagabiwhen Bout in limbo, Qawi leaves camp · NA~VE'S ' RENO, Nev. (AP) - A boxing championship double-header 'scheduled for next Friday Is In Umbo following the sudden willldrawai of Dwight ¥uhammad Qawi from his light heavyweight title tight against champion Michael Spinks. Qawi left his training camp Friday after aggravating a ~nlc shoulder Injury, fight pl'Oil)dter Butch Lewis toldanewsconference. He said It would not be lawwn until ,Tuesday whether another contender could be substituted. He said · he had spoken with the manager of No. 2-ranked WOlle Edwards, but there had been no negotiatiOns. · If the Spinks fight Is scrapped, It wmmeancancelllngtheentlrecard, Including the Carlos "Sugar" DeLeon-Alfonzo Ratllff fight for DeLeon's World Boxing Coupcil crulseiWelght t!lle, because It would ml be a strong enough draw for prime ltme television, Lewis said . . 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In fact, about the only thing old when tl)e Nation31 'Football League season opens Sunday Is an old :g..ooge - in Washington, where the Mlarnl Dolphins :attempt to avenge their Joss to the Redsklns In the 1983 ·Super Bowl. . - ''This Is a young football team with potential," said l:'tttsburgh Coach Chuck Noll, whose Steelers lost ..J:lradshaw to the broadcast booth and Harris to tlle .waiver sheet after a contract holdout. ·. "Our whole problem Is reaching that potential. We nave some young players who want to play very 1ladiy, and now we're going to play _the season to find • In the National Football Conference's The Miami·Washington ·contest · I& their second wll4-card playoff pme last yeiU'. The RaJnll' meeting since Super Bowl XVII, won by theRedsldns ma1n1tays lncUde quarterbi!Ck Vllri Ferrapn:10 27-17. The.first was an exhibition gal'l)e a year ago, and running back Eric Dlckenoll. who led the NFL 111 won tly the Dolphins 38-7. nlslllna u a roold£, but the defense Is mlni!B tree The · Rrosklns' biggest problem appears to be . • _safety Johnnie Johnson, who ~a lroken ankle. bumps and bruises sustained In last week's 14-9 For the Colts, Mike Pagel ' will direct a preseason victory over New Orleans. Among the ground-orient«! offense featuring ~ baclql casualties were offensive linemen Russ Grimm and Curtis Dlc}cey and RalldY McMWan against the Jets, JoeJacoby,defens\vellnernenDaveButzandilarn'l . w!K> wW ~ have · five-year backup Pat ~Wan at Grant, and cornerback Darrell Grellll. AU ~ . quarterback In place of Richard Todd, traded toN~ expected to play. . Orleans. ., The Dolphins have back one of their major Campbell and Moon, who teamed to bring th1' casualtl.es, too. Quarterback Dan Marino recovered EdmontO!I Eskimos five straight Canadian Footbail from a dislocated finger to throwforllltyardt; against League titles, face thetQughest kind of regular·~ Tampa Bay last week. But linebacker A.J. Dulle Is on welcome to the NFL when the Raiders arrive In the lnjured reserve with llhgerlng knee and shoulder Astrodome. With tight end Todd Chrtstensen hac~ problems. · after a holdout, th1' basic LoiS Angeles cast will be The story Unefor Monday night Is thellfWCowl!oYs, about the same that clobbered Washington J8.91n slartlng with Hogeboom. Most of the newCcrneni are &!per Bowl xvm last Jan~ary . replacing a group of blue-chip retirees - Harvey The new-loolc- Steelers wW face the Chiefs' Toc)d Martin, Drew Pearson, Billy Joe DuPree., Pat Blackledge, 1J1e Pepn State hero who takes (1Ve't for Donovan and Robert Newhouse. alllng quarterback BW. Kenpey. lbe Rams wW trv to reoeat their 24-17 t:rtw!IPb wir- • • ~Magic number six for pair Clutch catch gives Tartans 16-6 victory '· :• J'tOME (AP) - Itdoesn'thavethe breaking the wbrld record for the ;illng of the four-minute mlle but the fourth time this year. "I've be.n magic number for Sergey Bubka looking fOIWard to this for the whole -and 'Thierry Vlgneron IS six meters. season and I've been Improving ·"': : ; Bubka andVlgneronaretwoofthe steadily and constantly." •'~':· ~ .,.,tter pole vaulters In the world and PATRIOT- Portsmouth East's Vlgneron, who tied for the bronze . :: ..; they spent Friday evening bettering medalattheLosAngelesOlymptcs: Leroy Hall caught a 25 yard ; • ~ the world record. halfback-option pass from Delbert was a double loser Frtday. •! • A 21-year"Dld soldier from the Dudultwlth12secondsremalningln "I tried my best and when I made t< Soviet Unlon,Bubkacleared19feet, 5.91 (19-4%) and Bubka made 5.9!1 the game for the clinching touch~; • 5% Inches to win thepolevaultatthe (19-5%), I re<!llzed I had lost the down as the Tartans defeated •: Golden Gala lnterna tiona! track and . world record and the event," Southwestern 16-6 Friday night. · · ::': • field meet and take the world record Vlgneron, 24, said. "But, I still feel I A 10 yard riin by Dudult capped a :•! from France's Vlgneron, who had wW make six meters myself." 49 yard drive to set up·the winning ~; . set It just minutes before at 194'"· Thetwovaulterskeptthecrowdof play. · ,.r:·.. 1 PortSI)'lOUth East opened the . 52,1ro In their seats wen Into the ~( scoring by capping an S-play, 63 • . : Both men feel they can clear six night as the competition continued yarddrlvewitha25yardtouchdown ... : • meters, which converts to 19-8%. to the six-meter mark. Bubka nearly cleared 19-S% on his pass from Tony Johnson to Travis : • : The only question is when. first attempt but his arm grazed the Parsley. The score came with 1:24 "Iexpecttomakeslxrneterssoon, remaining In the first quarter. Gary •,. .,•-: posslqlythlsyear," Bubkasaldafter bar, causing It to faD. Kendall ran the ball for the Tartans' extra-point conversion. ~ ~ I t:. c•; .•••·r--------------------------------------------~ •. . ... •• IJ : f' Friday's grid scores ••• •• • tWo mp Bmool F~ 8)' 'lbe 1\!flodalft PftM Frldlly'a RMaitl Adena 7, Gr«'nnckl 6 Akron Flrt'!itonc :n, CuyahOga F9lls 9 · Akron Garfk.ld '11, Bartrrton 6 , ~. ' ••• ••• :..6;... ~· -r." ... ..•• • .: • Akron ~:~ . .\'! :.'., • 14, ~ .· •• ••• • •• Midvlfow 28, Avon l..aJw 7 ' MJnerva tB. United Local 12 Minford 50, HuntingtOn 0 MingO tJ, StantOn Local 16 MlnsiE'r 14, ~tvWe L1 Monroeville~ LakesidP 7 Gn:¥11Sburj: MontpPlln Cl, Pauldln~ 14 New Bremen Zl, R~t 8 , New Rldlmond 17. 1<1ngs 0 N. Olrr&tl.'l'1 17, M~rt 13 N. ~· l!le 21 , £b'rla G N. Rnyaltm 16, Fa.bvW Park 0 Norwalk 29, t:disDf1 l2 Nawayne 22 . Canal Fultcra NW :n Dak Harbor 7, Rossrord o OlmstEd Falls 22, Brookb'i. M OMawa<ilanOOrf a1. Fostcxia 12 Oxford Talawanda ::z. Eaton 0 CarroU!on 15, Thslaw 14 Cle. Cko. Oranat 22, HUdson J6 Col. Academy 21, Col. Wet!rle 13 ~ol. Bnas 10. OlentanR)I 6 Cot Cmtennlal 0. Grandview 0. tifo Col E.ulnmr J1. Col. Brookhawn 0 .••.•.. •• Col. Hartlty M, CoL HamUion • •• Twp. .. • 4'- .. .... .. •~ " : .. ~ •, ~~ .,,. "' • ~. ~~ F1ndlay 24, CJ('I. Adams 22 F1l'fllands 12, Vmnlllon 6 t r,-• ~.-; Grlllld Vat 14, Newbury 3 De-nl . PE First downs .. .. :........................... 9 sw Yards rushing .... ... .. .. , ... .. , ,....... 1.11 llG Scuthweslorn .... .. ... .. .... ... .... o 6 o o u;..,.Arlln~~ii"'~·lll€> 71 Uppl'f Sarulu.ky 17, Mat'Jfcl"i''1a L1 Urbana .E. Graham 6 UtiCa 3), Llbl'ny UrUon J'l van Buren :16, N. Baltlmon! 0 Van Wl!f'l 28. Bryan 6 · Vel'$i\ll.l(>s 2. Marton Local 0 , VInton Co. 21. Pm1~. Notre- Damr B week. W. CarroUtool6. Falrborn l'\ We Dffer the eccredited progl'llm of c.... work you•,. re- "!! .-'• • .t-"' ~ LldtlnA: H r~ . 0, Danvlllf' 0, tie Uma 33, WapakonMa 6 "?- ;.:~ ~n ~~~~~KmttP!~:a~ Cleo~ ; •' "., · ..s· "'-.."' pi~ ·:y:- l.cJ.Idonvlllr <12. , Mat10n •~' •l • .::: HurdlnR 21. Ml. VC'I'!Ul 16 Mo.-u~; """" 11. Wolsh Jtosull 1:1 . Maysvl!il' !I, Heath 6 8 ,....,._Scto _.;... P.1edlna 7, Clow>r!Nf 0 Wlnter!VWf26, Miami 'frac(l fl W-llold I& L1 Wooaf('f" 27, C'k'. Cleflvilll' 12 ,.1'".,.. Mentor:1ti. W. Ct'auga6 Miami E. 22. St. Hmry 6 Minml<;bw'g .14. Oav. &Urront 0 You,_, M~ 12. You~. Cttanry 0 Yeung. Ursullnr 7, Strutht'n 6 I~ r ; .... : • . McComb~ - Aym;vlll•' WynfordlB.~O ··:::~._-------------~ ·=:. Reds lose 6-2 battle to Pirates ....~ if.•' CINCINNATI (AP)- Pittsburgh ; • • Tanner said he has told Pen a to ~~COJIIE!ltrate on hitting line drtves ~andthehomerunswWcome. "He's ~capable of hitting 15-to-%; that way," ""'rather than trying for home runs :·~tlmeup, Tanner said. : : : "I think to myself I'm not trying " ~-:.'for a hOmerun','' said Pena, who now baS 12 fOI' the season. He baS hit two bolnenmslngamestwlcebeforeblit lli!YI!l' had stx runs batted In In one gamelllfore. . · •.,_ flrStolll! was a good pitch, !I brel'khW ball dawn and ln. The second W81, I fastball, high," said Pella. woo said he haS 1J!!en CQIIClllltratllll J1llll'e on his catcllln& if HOLlO AY. POOLS, INC. ·,m arauderettes post second viclery aame ''~'re ·out to earn your business!'~ .ncl ' ' 40MONTH • ., UPT0330 COlD CRANKING AlliS • :l '• ' ' A '' "' ll • ~ • FREON ggc ' . ' . . ·· '14 TIIUIIDIIIIID ' .- •· , . . '14 YUIPq 4 Dl. GL -. Auto. trans., air c'ond., Al/fl radio, rtlr defroster, dual mirrors, wsw tires, ' ,' PS. PB. Plus lora-3 in Stock OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 P.l. '14 LID A Dl. " , ............... ,......... ;···· ,..................... '""'with low p ........... 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Logan ......... ..........7 0 ,13 6-26 period. ston pass for a 14-7 halftime lead. ,lrontoll 1'll7n burled vllltin& Clr· the naefe rolled up :M) llrllt downs Logan's D. J. ,Conrad scooped a .,..-Steve Newman tallled from the Score by quarterll: ·c'tevtll!!57. · and 329yardarualdn&. New Lex fumble In the third ll'llamellaet'Sc.re one lor Wellston later In the Jackson ............... 7 o 0 S--15 ClrdevWe aocncl 11rst after · Clrclelltlle wu checked on jOlt 31 quarter and raced 311 yards to ,WELlSI'ON - A missed field quarter. recoverblllfwnble011the'flaer31 ruahlng yarda, completed tbree or paydlrt with York toeing the goal by Wellston with 1,1 seconds Wellston took the lead In lhe Wellston ........ ....... 6 8 0 0-U Yarcl IIDe wlllcll re.ulted In Gary 14 . , . - for M' yarda, anll netted placement. ' remaining enabled JackSon to edge t----------------------~ ft1t« IClCil1lll from the three just only one llrllt down the second half. The Panthers tied It midway in Its county rtval, :la-14, Frlday night llx pla)'l. later. &:ott Robinson's Thi! 19M open1na victory extendl the third quarter when Hill found at Wellston, 1dck made It 7.Q. the TI&en' repJar &ell80n M· G.-eg Rutter with an 11 yard toss The !itage was set for this ... ~. I :1811 poulldJenlor, ~ beaten ltreak to 63 pme1. and then pr.,f!' to Dave Slat:zer for dramatic' ending ·af!el' Rod Mlller· $100 OF GIFtS OF YOUR CHOICE FRO·~ the llrlt (our touchdowns as he hit 11c1an b, quarten: . tllf two point convenloll. raced 26 y.OOS to ·p~~yc!lrt and from the lour IIIII one yard linet! In Clrcievllle ....... ~ ..... o o 0- 7 • Late In the third quarter Myers quarterback VInce Wolford ran the 1ULIUMY POOLS, INC. 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Wtth ave · minutes )eft In the touclidownl Friday nilbt u the Lopn f1nllbed with lust 56 yards remalniJI& 1n the contest. rontest Alnlworth hit Scott KeUOa ' .Lopn Chleftalnl whipped vtttti"-' l'llllllnll butMyencompleteotseven One running play netted three We Carry Supplies and Equipment in Stoclr wiill a 11 y8rd TO pau and Char~ New Lelclnaton 26-14. · 01115 passes for 109 yards. yards, and then three consecutive Spenclel' booted the conversion to The Palllherl' Paul HID put hll New ~n finished with 174 pass completions of 30, JS, and 20 oJoile 0111 the lti.'OI1nl. It was til!!.]!)II!! team on ).Op 6-0 In the 11rst quarter, yards rushing 111 Jeft Kirkbride yards placed them on .the Jackson pau that Ironton completed 011 tour . on' a twp yard run. .. , liccounted for 141 yarda on 25 eight with 11 seconda showing. .304-492-4788 pttempts. . . · Late ln·lhe sianza T>fYert ~ 1- · . carrtes. The Panthers completed The field goal attempt from the 25 '1... ____ ' eight 0( 15 passes lor 118 yards, but wa5 parttaUy blOcked as the game lAW lour of them picked Off by ended. ' ' , .. · ...~L~~~~··~~~en~~~n~~·--~~--~~~~~~!l~J!~OO~==~====--~~---~--~::::::~:::::= ROCK SPRINGS - The Me1p Lambert had atx polnllln the anar 6ofarauderette volleyball team woh set also. Zirkle ma_de 8ood on 19 ct PI ~ •tl18bt of the 21 serves. )eaMI Thurtday 15-2, :lS-8 over Melfa wW travel to Alexander OPEN LABOR DAY 9-6 l'ederal Hocldne. Tuelday, to I;_astern_on WedJies• Jennl Miller led Meigs with siX day, and to VInton Col!nty 011 ~ while Rhonda Neece 1bursday. ' .Je~nny Couch lidded ave aptece. In 1eam.stata. Melli wu :rr of 4J for 1n Thislledown . ,(l!ay aervteel for '79 percent and . NOR'IH RANDALL, Ohio (AP) JNide good on 211 of 2T spikes 16r93 . percent. COach Ron Logan'.s erew - Jana Lad, wlllllferlbeml Rlver8 · .etao wu aucceQful 011 u of 25 sets. . Jr.ln thl!lllddle,cameupOII the rail ~ In the reserve eame. Meigll at the · wire , to lake flrllt In the rvenect Its record to 1·1 witb a three fe!,_~~ac~ and ' jM!I wtn over Federal-Hocklng,:IS-8. ..... wrr:uco 1I-15.1W. RhondaZirldeiCOI;ai the 70 yardllll 1:65 3-l!Frtday and paid 'Jast nine polntl Of the llrst game, $10J-~~....~ ...~~~ .20 'added four more In the second. and .,.,,,..., .. ,.~ ,__ ... "" lute~ ave In the. final set. Donua Third, SoJdl« Joe, ret1ned fl.«l, : •. · Complete in only 11 weeka. Enroll now! Cla1111 will begin Sept. 24. For more Informa- •~; says Pirates Chuckboth Tanner ,n~hi:tt:ers:::.._ _ _ _ _...!.=::;:=========~ he Manager has managed big r~oppos:=ltl:o~ ..:• hitting' teams and running teams. •"', '. He'lltakethehlttersllkeTonyPena. · : , "Gtve me a three-run home run ·. •!'every ttme," said Tanner. ''Tonight ' ,<.: Tony did It for us twice." . .. Pena, who says he never thinks · ; • about hitting horne runs, belted two The..._. hlth ••• , ............,.. ..,.•• •• alle:al I •R ••ltoca In the le!t field stands, each time tllellal t """' ... ,_, ..... FtC: .,.. II I Is • .... ..... ..,!,withtwoonbasetoratotalofslxruns · ..... _... .. Handll'alufl ....... lJJ=IIa ..... l .....,. . : . batted In off the Reds' Joe Price, t'.,.... : • 6-11. The Pirates won S-2 Friday IMIIo olllr. 4Uniollle ....... II,.,., ...................... ... ~ , . 4 ...4367 SPRING VALLEY P.LAZA and learning the weaknesses. of t:" . PI 17 C:,.7 grid play o": s~ccessful note 6 tion. contact ... WIUard 7. Malalber 0 Wmou,khby S. 14, (Jm(ova 0 WllmlnOIO!I 24. Xmla I' Wl.nCIIWn 9, Ntwton F'aJL~ 378-6158 l . . .wiNe, Ohiu l -_F0 R·D-. - tion. 6 MaMUIOn Wasiwt~rton 12. AAron North 0 PAT . quired to comi'!Me befoJW taking the Ohio State ao.nt Examina- Whttel'llll u , ~noldsbura 6 WlckJUkl :m. Eastlake N. 10 w. Holllll'S 13 . Mason 2:6, Westt'rn Brown 6 · . W.-~ . W. 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Mats WI, lander of Sweden, the fourth seed, faced Bill Scanlon, and the top two women's seeds were In action -No. 1 Martina NavraWova against Soutll Africa's Jennifer Mundel and No. 2 CJuis Evert Uoyd against lngan, · Jackson 11 WashlngtCII C.H. lf . W. Jeffmm 7 Walkln.s MC11lJI1al 14, Tt'ly.s Val. 6 I'! • \ Mandllkoya, a quarterflnallst last year, ·needed only 44 minutes to defeat the 22-year"Dld White. .DM ISCOUNT SAtE GJ'O\'t' DIY l'i, Col. East 0 GrovtpJI"I 2"/, PidterlnWc:m 6 ,_.if ~ spun aluminum dish. with Drake 324 receiver .100 degrH LilA completely .installed·. ~==~:: _,"'... ,. .. ._ ._.. 8' CO-ANDEI ~~Ironion, Fumbles lost .... .. .... .. ................. 2 Penalties ... ..... .. ........... ........ ....2·10 By ..........: Portsmoutll Eas1. ... .. ........... .8 0 0 8-16 Tecumseh 21. Sprinlf. North 0 ntrln Cobmtul 7, Tol. Walk' 0 , 6-1, 6-lSaturday andmovedlntolhe fourthroundoftheU.S.PPenTennis Championships. ._ Fumbles ... ....... .. .... ........... ..... .,. 2 RaCl.'land. Ky. 33. Franldlrl Furnace -GI'fi'efl 6 , . Smeea I:. '11, Plyloo.lth 0 St\ak('r Hts. 43. 0\anel 21 Sping. CatiDllc l1. Sping. ·· NmhWl'Sicm ZJ SprlnR- Shawnt'l.' ;t,, S. Char\E'stm SE JJ SCeubenviUP 27. Ywng. Rayen 0 WadiWtl'fh 7. Akron Bucht£'1 6 Wai'Tm Hardlrtfl: 19, Akrm Easl 0 Wan-en Howland a!, Campbell Memorial R Warren Local 1.~. MariiPft.a :1 ' Fori Fryl' 20. FOOPral HodclnR 0 Gahanna Z?. Col. Elf>echcrolt 0 - Gcll\ln! ~- Llrtil' Mlaml7 " "'• - Special Third- seeded Hana' Mandllkova of C21echo~akla ~Past Anile wblte touchdown on aextra-point three yard .prun. Highlanders' assThe at· tempt failed . Southwestern threatened In the Yards passing ................. ...... .. .. 73 Total yardage ......... ............. ... .212 Passes attempted .. .................... 11 Passes compl~ed .... ....... .. ... .. ... .. 5 Interceptloos ....... ....... .. ... .... ...... o Pori aJntm 11. Genoa 0 7 Col. St. 0\arlft: 10, Col. Mlfllln 0 Col. Swth 28, Col. Llndm·McKlnk'y :! Col. WaHerson 17, Wort~on 15 Cot.~mM GI'C!Vt' &. Pan4:Jra-GUboa 0 Corlland L.akevlew 13, Brookfirkt 0 Cor:•..,RaY.'SOil 14, BlUffton 10 Dalton 2%. Cuy~a HIS. ·o Da)'. Wayoo 6, yandaiJa·Butkor 7 DrflanCf' U, Nnp.iron 0 r»..' I('Stown 19. Akron Covmlry 14 f'alrfk' ld lln!On 13. Shl'rtdan 8 :J: t' BrUsh 21. Ck'. Untvmtty 14 JIIEW YORK (AP) - *SEPT.* The Sunday limn-Sentinel Pww•or Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi.-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' Piqua 7, 'npp City 2 ~ln. Readl:n~t Hana advances ·n1 · U.S. Open play Hall was the leading rusher In the garnewith83yardsln6carrles. PaiD! Val. 7, Aleltander 0 Ponsrmuth t1, C'hllJiroltiC' M Ponsrmuth W. LS, Grt!E'nup. Ky. 0 ·· Cln. Elder 12. rtn. Wl'Sif'rn Hllh 12. tle Cln. ~lle 22. Cln. Prtnt'('!oo 21 Cln. McNiCholas J), Cln . Arllb'sorl 6 14, J::ll'er Park 8 Ctn. Walnut Hill~ 21. lm'loo·MOilt'Ol' 14· Clfar Fork 'M. Fredcrlckto.vn H Southwestern came back the second quarter by driving 63 1n yards In 8 play5. Tim Burnett scored the Middletown 15, S&rtnR· So.lth 14 ~own MadiDI 71, Trornoo Edgr>wood 0 Grern 14. t!<' Akron St .V-StM . 39, Tol. Woodward 3 Amancla-Ck>~ ~. UnkMo l ·Ashtabula 13, Alllllabula Harbor &Aurora 19, Shu1sbru l!i ALdtiftlown F:ltdl 'li, Al1ianc:v> 13 Bay ~. Ck!. Marshall 0 . Bedford 13, Chagrin FallS~ Bellt>fomaln(' 64, llldlan LakE' 0 Belpre 4!1, Caldwell 14 'BemP Unk:m 32. Mllk:or 6 IJg Walnul Zl. Johnstown 3 Boalttnan 19, Young, Wllo;on 0 BuckpYP S. 29. Jefferson ll! Canal Wlncbes!t'f 12. Buley 7 • . MilJlCherlter • Dallas out If they can." That thought could be echoed by Tom Landry, who wW not only have Hogeboom supplanting Danny White at quarterback wt1en his Cowboys vtslt the LoiS Angeles Rams Monday night bUt also 12 rookies pn his 49-man roster tllat lost five players to retirement Or by tlle New York Giants' Bill Parcells, who starts the season at home against Philadelphia with 24 players who weren't on the active roster at the end of last year. The Redsklns·Dolphins game and the Colts' first regular-season game 1n Indianapolis after their transfer from Baltbnore, against the New York Jets, top a 12-game Sunday slate. , It also Includes Atlanta at New Orl£ans, New England at Buff3Jo, St. LoulsatGreenBay,San Otego at Minnesota, San Francisco at Dettolt, Tampa Bay at Chicago and Cincinnati at Denver. Cleveland Is at Seattle Monday afternoon and the Dallas-Rams game Is ABC's first Monday night contest. That also marks a change- "Monday Night Football" wW be without the Jill¥! illtonations of Howard Cosell, who has quit after.14 seasons. By DAvE GOUIBEBG AP !!poria Wrller The Dallas Cowboys open the season with a new face, Gary Hogeboom, at quarterback, and the Colts open the season In a new place, Indlanapolls. The Super Bowl champion LoiS AJ]geles Raiders run .\nto a new coach and a new qllaflerback when they meet Hugh Campbell and Warren Moon In Houston, )nd the Pittsburgh Steelers play Kansas City without · · 'l'el")j' Bradshaw and Franco Harris and with l8 new . > Saptu u 2. 1984 ' • OPEN 7'DAYS Paint.Pll•rst ... 111111 FRI. I to I UIUIDAY I to 6 > IUIDAYito 5 "WE IWE IT R18Hf' Silver Bridge Plaza Bill Kelly : ·Manager Phone 446-9335 . . ' ( . ' I' �- • Bulldogs drop opener, 20-7 Scoreboard ... 14 AIIJf:'k't at Montnal Plnlburah at Cmdnnau San~ 1t ~~lila San ~ at NN YOtk -CAN I..EAGUE Chlcaio at Atlanta ....... DIVJJION n.trotr ---- 87 Tl ' ........to Bahinx:Jre . 1 72 . 71 71 New York ~ t .MifwautoPe 57 .5'15 61 62 63 .SJ4 • 15~ :fY~ _!· :; .515 ~ JDJ i !! ft 14 1~ .5J) , MDT DIVtiJON t. Mlmfomb. t8 Ko11H$ a~ , 115 67 67 I Ca1ft1nua 'T 61 • OicllRO OIIIc: "" 71 '\ lan.;l , &:a 13 f =Je> 9Y.r }A} :! :;: . i Hooston at Sl. L<a&ls W L Pet. GB • .644 - z~ ·• .t66 6Y.o .m 9 10~ 1~ .ti9 ,fiB ~ ~ fttllat• Ganeio. lbton·8, C1cvelllld 7 Tom · . ro 7, Minnesota 0 Ka..., a.,.~"'""' 1 1 Bllllmcn U, Seank> 1 ·, .........,,• .,,.,_,. l' I KanoasCIIJ!aiO!lc""' "C-land -BoolonYo.-k a1 CoiUornla f """"'·• • """'"'" Bal~ at SPahle Milwaukef at Thxas, tn 1 ' · I ~- Ptdlade_lphJ a • So. t.ou" HOME RUNS: """"'· Boooo. :•: ""'""'"'· Ookhmd. 32: - " ' " '· CloNe land. 30; LNPorrlsh. 2> Bruoansky. OJ. SJ'Ol.EN BASES: RHmOOrson, Ollk· land. ~ Collins, Tol'(l'lro, as; Pt'fUs. Call- f :.;:.::!., , , s.n , _ ....,,.. '""'' :II 6J "' Tl 67 ~on~~a, !1fl - .rll6 .Ml '* 7~ "" u : ~ !: ~~~ .,. " "" "01 "67 ..,. 10 ~; • u. """""' "' 72 • ~~~ ~ ~ San ...,~~~':7",., 0 • t'W , "* .m 12 : ~~~ .WI RamP Yori< <. San 01eoo o, ""',...,.... MoniJ'elll 5· u. '""'"' 2 , · Plnsou""' ' Clnctulail ' '""''' 3, CNc.,., • I (jon Fnincloco ~ Phlladelpllla 5 ...,.. 11 <>: """"· """"''""'· .,, """'''· Tnronoo. :19. MIITIIIVI!ION • 0.""''· M"""""'•· "'74 "' 4 Bali!Jnort>. 1!11; Rk'f>. Boston. tW_; Armas. ADav». Sea n~~:>. 96. HITS: Mattingly. New Ym-k. 110; Rip. km. BaJiirn.lre. llli; Garrla, Toronto, 161: Belton. 99: t\l'W Y«k. lJ; DwEv:w. Boston, 32; BBell , TPxas, lt; Garcia. Toronto. 31. miPLESo c....... Touolo. u: .,_ by. Torcnto. 13; KGiblm, rx-tmt 9: Up ' ""'· , _ . ,, ~ w Usoo, Kwa• c1.,., ' · W L Pct. GB ,::;"f""' Bwk>r. ~· • : ~ken. Baltimorr Ill RBi: lanpnan. ()Q,:Iand, IIR F.~urra~·- •: unall:. N•noNAL IAWVE EAST ~ION , .\MDUCAN LEAGUE BATJ1NC I.Dt at blll!;t : Wi'lfl(>(d. N~· Ycl'k, .N; Manlngty. J'li<'W York, .349: EMurray. sllllrnono, .ll'l;· Hrb:>tl. Min~a .. :tl71, RlpkM, Balllm:ln-. .Jl4 . . RU~ : OWE\'1.1\'1, Bo6too. 1m: RHt'll.· detsl:rl, Oa.kiMd. 8&: Wlnfk'kl Ntw York, OOUBLES: LAPani>~ r'""'· .16: Mat ,~ Oak,..,. r,s.adat• o.'""' ' I3 IM""' G.nM I l.aders Winfield. New York. 1&2: f'ranro. ~'f'" land 1111. t·~ , ,..,...c ....}:. ",llwN'"""'v'k a ........ ua •. ew cr 3 PI'I'CHINO til ""'"""-'" LraL 'T~ "'"'" , .... ·""- J.ll>: c-. Illy"''"" 1'"'· ""'· 3JJ1: 511""· Toronoo. IH ''"'~ :r.n, 2.ll: AIP1UIPCk'r, Toronto, 12·5. .10&. ~., N._ N,... York. I&?. IIIG.l.'lll w:."~ ""~;:,:: :; ""'""· T•••,. ,., Moms. D<~ro~o . "" Nlekro, """ Y<><k, 120. SAV>S: .....,...~. """'' 0 .,., ~. .. , Ca iOdlll, Oal<Jand. :rr: ~. """'"· RD;o .... M - · · "' .,,...., MD· "'' w••""'·";.,TIONAL IL\IJUE ~TIINa 1:11J •• ba~1: a"""' ""' '"~"~"• .l'\6; San .326; H""'""'· .31>: Sandberg, Chlca(lo, l'uhl. Hw.•on. .319: c..,. Vlfa,....., P"''""''plll• . .311 nu·~ • · · - ~·- Nelsonville York a row over Athens Friday night as .the Buckeyes defealed the Biilldogs, :ID-7. Following a scoreless tlnit period the Buckeye struck twice In tile second quarter as Pat Bohyer hit Jay Kline with a 30 yard TO strike and Ryan McClain tailed on a !lve yard run. · Athens got on tiM! board In the ATHENS made It two In ~.a.._ ' Majors 8)' 'nile r'nt'de1 Pn. •' September 2, 19M Pom..-oy-Middltport Gallipolis, Chi-Point Plea~ant, W. Va. Page C 8 The Sunday timet-Sentinel ~ w third stanza when Mark WUllama capped a 71 yard drive with a one yard run and Bill Flnnearty kicked the extra point. 1 The -Buckeyes put It away with five minutes remaining on a one yard run by McClain and a two point pass from Boyyer In Kline. =· MOTORCOACH • u Seore by q11811en: Alhons ............................... 0 7 o 0- 7 .... ' ' . . PONTIAC, Mich. jAP) - · The . with tile Pistons' att1mpts to sign Detroit Pistons' attorney says he him . has 110 teason .to believe u .to.~lu ..~ Trlpucka would rather play In Cleveland b dds tha . • uta . ta decision "I thlnJI once Jack and Kelly sit down, thosetblngscanberesolved.l onwhethertomatchtheCavallers' got'"ihe feeling ~lly has IIQ hard $6.3 million offer·to tile S tarfolW ard . "'-lin~ toward tbe ~.. "'...... A.-," won't be made until at least the · Feldman. said Friday. "l know rniddl f . e ·o next Week. there's DO hard f~Ungs between~ The PistonS have untU next · organization A"""t ' 'Bob Saturda to ch Woolf." . and his. ...,~·· · Y ·mat tile Offer made "''rfpucka,anduntiiFrldaytomatch Feldman also said he's not tlle$1.5mlllionoffered In teammate conv . lnced.,....~~kawouldratherbe .._..,...,_ VInnie Johnson by tile New York a Cavalier than stick with the Knlcks. Pistons. "Iwon'tha~achancetolookat "Aiot~thlnparesaldlntl!ehelit tile .. ·"-ts til batU 1don' 1 1 ouer ""''" un at east.. o e.Kelt t have reason to Tuesda · ,__ 1 tile hollda '-lleve ould anyally y, uo:<:ause o y, "" !;)' w rather said Oscar Feldman, attorney for play In Cleveland than In Detroit," tile National Basketball Association tile attorney said. team. TheCavaiJersotreted1iipuckaa But F · · eldman said he thought any seven·year pact, topayhlmS'IOO.<XXl hard •'eellngs ... _..__. by · I tile f'-t ..,,.., genera ... """• , -- and........ _, wu each of tile manager J ack Mceklskey's sharp , following six !!(!asons. The Knlcks crltl"'"~...... of Trlpucka's pertor offered .Jotmson!..'im,<XXlaseasonfor •=-- .., ._._. ._. , re ~, - ••' . Only two left to 1984's exciting de$tinati'ons:., I THE WORLD'S .fAIR PLUS THE BEST OF TEXAS Sept. 9-22 14 days/13 nl&hts 999,00 double oecupe~~ey This lour. has it all ... the World's Fair, lhen go through Cajun Country to· Galveston. Leaving here we see Mickey Gilley's Club and NASA Space Cellter: shop tti~ Galleria in Houston,where we overnight. Our home in San An· tonio is on the Alamo Plaza near shops and the Riverwalk. In Dallas we sample juicy Texas steaks and listen to real country western music. Okla. homa means working o~. well~ Indian tribes and hom!S, an1l' in Oklahoma• City we vis~ the Cowboy Hall of Fame. It's on to Tulsa to see Oral Rpbe~s · University and tHe City of Faith's "Healing .liand ". In Claremore we see Will Rog~rs Memorial and our final night coming home includes a gala Ia: rewell dinner at the elegant Galt House In Louisville, Kentucky. ' , This lour.is packed with so many things to do and places to see, you'll . · enjoy remembering it long after it haS ended,. . · WORlD EXPOSITION in NEW ORLEANS The' World's Fair plus the Smokiu · 8 days/7 ni1hts $559.110 double occupa"' .... . h . -r 1n t e French Quarter in New Orleans, 2·day·Fair & Vatican Art trea· .k sures lie et included. Stars, shows, parades, fireworks nightly add excite· 111ent. Return .home through the Smoky Mountains during peak foliage and enJOY the Arts and Crafts displays in Gatlinbu~g@). 0ct. 7-.14 • '' ~ • ; t 1 1· . 1·· I l TOC>AY.AT .. ~--~..!t:!!~~l:!,._.;;...;:_ ~:!::!!~--~ I,· ~~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~l~as~t~~~~:won~·t~ln~t~e~~~re~~·~~~:~~~~~·--~------~_1--~----~----~·--~--~------~~~~_:~·~~~ 51 • • 7, """''"'' 86. . i •' • .Ch~vrolet- Oldsmobile, Inc. ' • * Thie eek's Utel ·car Clearance Sale ·~ • . . . Specials .'198) lUlCK EUCTIA .IJMIJED ' . 4 DR• . Dirk blu,e tndtrior will\ mltcli· ' 1M vin¥1 roof acustom intllrlor. Alf lh• power eccessories you · ON ALL REMAINING wo.u~ uper:t. .bn Buick's top of lila line. · · · '84' ODEL r . CHEVROLET ·cARS & TRUCKS ·AN.D OLDSMOBILES MODELS IN STOCK.TO CH~OSE .FROM. THIS IS A NO-NONSENSE SALE! NO ADD-ONS - NO PREP CHARGES WE. WANT YOUR BUSINESS ·GMAC & BANK FINANCING. ' . ONTHESPOT . TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS . ' . 1616 EASTEIN .AYEIUE, 446·167 II ~' ' way of Ufe . "You have In me It In stay in It," said Hartman, who along with PhD Ntsly operates Walnut Hills Dalcy, one.ofthetoplOproduclngdalrlesln the state. ' "It used to be wtth fanning that yoo could fann wt •· ·of your poclce\," added Alden Wedemeyer, whoowr.s a 217·acre fatm with hts brother Lee. · "Now, ·the fanner has to be an economist, a bookkeeper, a chemist and a corrunon laborer," Alden added. , "You've also got to know someihlng about marketing and commodities." said Lee. While the nature of fanning has changed · dramatically over tile past few decades, parttcuiarty with the twae debt kl&d carried by today's fanners, rmich 'of-lllilthea' ten• · Olllo mabllll1ns a QeavOy agrlcultural orientation, I Tobacco- which "pays a lot of bills in this county,," according to Alden - Is now heglnnlng to be ha!Vested. The Wedemeyers' 5'h·acre crop was cut and speared earlier In thew~. allowed to sit In t))e !leld for three or lour days, and then scheduled to be · housed, which Alden estimated would take a few l().bour days to aCcompush. we're areturn. " arow tile cigar leaf tobacco, . ~NY . Bf KEVIN~Y ~ ., ~ 8taft GAlLIPOLiS - Lalxif Day Is cmlmonty tlxrught of as a natlona~da of .rest. But ,fQI'' the nation's ~. It'~ . daY In milk or harvest. · . Twi> fartp!ng trle$ that g\) year·rolind, after · tile gralh has tl.!l!ri rea~ and the' vegetables picked, are tobac;co ljlld datcy farming. those two lndustrtes can be fouJil eas~ In tbe area, and perhaps pays · tribute lnCa..rl ~·s statement that fanning !sa "It's been diy, we've used everything the extEnSiOn service .recommended," he said. "It's starting to pay ott, getting 111e Wederileyers the burley tear tobacCo cmunon to the region. When the Scotten-DWon Co. plant was operating In Gallipolis, fanners also tried BILL GENE JOHNSON SAYS: '' ake Us An· . Offer ~We'll make yo., .. a Customer!'~ .. Township. ' · Labor · : another .. ··~ay to 'm ilk or hanrest ,. . ' 1be-y!eld will be cured and sold later In the year, and In January, planntngfornextyear'scropbeglns. Alden said this year's product Is tile best hli's seen In tile stx years he and his brother have owned the farm, located on Northup.Yellowtown Road In Green . ~ - i"tntin.el Nels-York .......................... .. o 12 ' 8 O-:ll lVII> . " "' : ...,......,,1'1• ._, ...-111!0. talns. San 01eoo. " ' ........ "" MAll..... • C~ - · ~: ~ , Ra••"""'"""'· '· - M.,,....,, "... COME ON ALONG • - - res ' PiStons ·have .until ·next · Saturday to match offer· ....; • 1913 OLDS 98 REGENCY . SEDAN .. Ail tile buttons. Finis~ed in light Jrayfern with matching top .& Interior. Orllr 32,822 miles. COMPMI tHYIIItlll he said. "More fanns are paid for by tobacco than anything else," Alden 'oornmented as he watched the harvesting being done. "It used to be, If a 'fann didn't hllve a tobacco base, It didn't sell.'' Tobacco Isn't the only soorce of income for the Wederneyers, who also haVE' 85 acres of corn, ro acres of hay arid up to :Jl beef cattle on the farm. · · BUt operating tile !arm Involves a " tremendous amouflt of cash tlow, " Alden said, and he fl-It he and his brother have been fortunate beCause their familY has ~lped them. ' · Hartman and Nisly, whohave.operatedthe39S-acre Walnut . Hills operation since 1!111, agreed thai for young fanners today, the debt load leaves little net Income to show for tllelr efforts, even for a dairy that (COntinued on 0.2) NEW AND OLD- Two aldne lllo8 on WUial . . Da1r7 rille abOve . some of the !Ill ca1t1e rairll!d 1111llle fann, The doe -~~ere. aluagwlth a more trwW"-lsllo at the falm, mllke tile fann dWJwdlve In the area. Of tile animals OIIIJie fann, dllll'e .-lformllldJI& plll'lP'..,... ·1971 CADILLAC · COUPE DeVILLE · . ' W~i~ with· blue. landau top &• maldlinl leather trim. Full • power on IIIia one. New Chevro• Iettrlde. Prjc:td Right. , · ·- J914 CHEV. S·IO PIOUP -. Loac ,bed; ~ speed lms., rear :T:sbtlrtllltr and only 5,337 low I'IICIOTOSIIl 16795 · suRVEYING 'DIE CROP Lee Wedemeyer, """-'It • 217·acre fann In Gn!l!ll ,_.. rHp,IIW'\'ey&-olthell' 111 crop rallied this year 0111% .... of their piepe;ty. Lee'• bi 11 1 Alden ciUII5 this )'_.. en, .. the .... ·since &ber ell-' the ptepeil) • aao.1'obacw, Aldelli IIIQII,..,.. a lcJt of btllri kJ this llDUIII:)'•" Dnel S Eitdnel Pholos By I:Mr» ., ..... • I �_Page D-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel • .'Degree of temptation' exists m black lung fraud cas.es I I By MIDREWKATELL Associated PreSs Writer CHARLESToN, W.Va. (AP) .Fraud will continue to choke the !~ral government 's black lung benefits program, says a former claims examiner who bilked the government of more than $100,())). "You 've got tens of thousandS of cases coming In from the field." says J olpt R. Scott. "There's a lways a degreeof lemptatlnn. Coal miners com e In every day and say, 'I'll make It worth your while to a pprove my claim.'" Scott, 48, of Cross Lanes, was convicted . earner this year of acceptlhg bribes and arranging the filing of fraudulent cla!ins. He's spending his time these days In federal prison, after pleading guUty and being sentenced to five years. "They made a pretty good example out of m e,'' he said thls past week. " I would suspect tha t was Intended to discourage any either activity. " · But Scott doesn't believe his example will lle heeded by other claims examiners, who he says ate overworked and subject to daUy temptation. In all, rout of the seven black lung claws examiners based In Charles-· CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Discovery's Cl'eW .successfully launched a third communications satellite Saturday to complete a space trlple play that should help rest.o re conswner confidence in the sltuttle as an orbital de~very truck. "Deploy was· on ttrOe," reported astronaut Richard Mullane as the Telstar 3satelntewas spunoutotthi! cargo · bay 184 miles .above the - ~tlantlc • Ocean. · " Congratulations," radioed Mls· slon Control. "Three for three. All the satellites l)l'e now gone .from the orbiter's cargo ooy. "The Telstar people pass along their thanks for the nice ride and suCcessful deplayment. •• : )\ payload rocket engine was to fire later today to propel the satellite t oward a stationary orbit 22,300 mjles high. (Unerican Telephone & Telegraph Co. paid NASA $10 million to ir3nsport Telstar 3 into space and plans to use it · to expand Its tel~lon, d;ila transmission and other communtcatlons services. I were : Labor Day..• ___ - .... Wellston ~oman .h eld . over to grand jury . . Chrlotlon lody will do bebylittfng-typelng In her homo . A'*'he fold -down cempor. CoA 448·9635. w- wolll. drllod • oar· vfcod. FrH aotlm-. eon 114-892·11008 Drl14· 742· 3147. 1~- ...... n:r - • -.,., ~-~ Ul - CNM• ............ _ 1 0 -I'Nilo~~ 147 - Uio"hllo 141 - 1111".... ..~ 0iol nl - ll'lll~w• lerge family room. 3IKir•• 11A:· room. recre•tlon roa111 tn .j li Greet location. 1450 .;..ft .. By Owner 3 bedroom. H!o bet ho. living rQOIII, dining buomeht, now 24•24 ow- age . Cloae downtowA . Shown _ by appointment, 304-175-4104. ' beths. storogo bulldlniJOI'.' Oroon School Dlotrlct; ••· 'I Ume BY:!% mortg~~ge 3Wtlh 66 acr81lgood timber)-· down payment, Coil 448'· · U93. ern 3 bedroom home, . . . conlidor trodo. 304-il71303 or 1711 · 3~31 . ·Route e2 South, 3 mlleo out. 3 bodroomo. 2 bethl, ' complete kitchen ond • · ing. flmily room. centr.. * · ' 304-875-3030 or 875: 3431 . 1 I 1.1.11 31 l U -~"'Lu- , <UI- t - 17'1 - """'CI'•"' 1»!111•.. <1- "•*"IM - ~ 1111 nl'- loll ..lo Ul - C"'*"~lo • ' ' ' '. -~'.' •. ,.• ... . ./io satellite carrter. With this fugbt , the space agency has commttted Itself to 1i iaUDCh rate ol one a month for the next 15months, accelerating It to 16 a year after that. As Discovery whirled through Its second o.! six days In space, cmunancllir Henry Hartsfield and p!ot Michael Coats reported the third and newest of NASA's shuttles was pertomlngvery well, except tor a few "nitplclcy" Items: a sensor that didn't work, an antenna that sounded. false failure alanns and bedroom•. In-ground pool. Priced on lnapoction. 304· 882·2885. .................. ...... ...... , Gallipolis -&Vicinity Wanted to buy uaed coal & wood healerl. Swain Furni- ture. 4411-3159, 3rd. ·• Olive St .. Galllpolio, Oh. karen'• Beeuty S1lon now openr"Coll256·1394. Wonted· J•llk autos ony ·condition. CaR 614·388· 9303. 1 • Standing Timber. Call 3889906 or 388-9617 otter 5. tritioua meals, loving care. Phone 742-22117. cash paid for fancy iron or Now occopting plono otuderlta ond begihnon. E~pe­ riencod, cohgo. Coll' 742· 2257. accident. . Floyd Stanley, 46, Is charged with causingthedeathof21·year-otdRoy Brooks of CooJvwe. State Highway Patrol n!p(rts sJnw Stanley's tour-wbee~vehlclewent left of center on Ohio 339 and colllded with Brook's car. Old time cup- board . coil 1-304· 8822711 AEROBIC EXERCISE Cl8aa beginning Sel>t. 11. 9: 30· 1'0 :30. Mooon Youth Center. Your body II I "living ternplo" join tho fit.,... stone jaro, antiqueo, gold challenge for furthur infor· and silver . Write-M.O . motion 304-773-14811. 4 Ruling order!! sale hoovy Iron bedo. $160 end up for certain Melgo Co. none jan. Giveaway ' Puppioo • kittono. Coli 448· 3071 . POMEROY - A ruling tn Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Port Terrier pup 6 or 7 moo. Judge Charles Knight Calls for the old. Con 448· 3171 . sale of PI opelty tn Syracuse owned Block Germon Shepherd by Michael w. Kelly with IIIOII€'Y puppies. Coli 448-2837. from this sale to be paid loBankOne of Athens, N.A. Small ftmole puppy blldc • tan. froe to good homo. Coli '1\vo Common Pleas cases have after 5. 448-13114. been dlsmlsaed. Kenneth F. Molz against John R. Murphy, et al and Judith R. Laudennllt .against 6 Lolt and Found Franklln Laudennllt. Loot in Rock Springo ar• COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, iron, wood. cupbolird1, chlirt. 2 Miler, Flt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 45789 or call 614-9927760 . . . ' PM11ine Ridenour residence ' Choltet oro routo 241, ' : 4th ond lith oc.- • Re8Sonable automobile mechanics tOols . M un be clothinp, lid 1 , end oho81 7 ~· •li!t·, • l?:.oto·"womon --- - - - - - --··- · ·· ·-· · ·~· · ···· · · ' i This is the personai property of the late Mr. &Mrs. G. E. Mullinex. Located in Ravenswood, W. Ya. atthe lieht at Mom Perry, tum south on Walnut St.. co to Bedford St., turn ript to 215 Bedford St. "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Umbrella glass lop display case. library table, oak wash stand, glass door cabinets, pressback chairs, oak dressers, wicker chairs, sewing rockers, all kine!S of stands, baby bed & high chair, wall oil lamp holder, metal & wood chests, B&O teletype keyboard, barber chair, iron beds, flat & camel back !Tunks Eastlake chain, 8&0 lock, 8&0 water can w/dipper, 8&8 coffee can, Valley Bell & other milk bottles, Coca-Cola' olher pop bottles, wood cheese boxes, railroad lanterns, arrowheads, crum tray & scraper: flat irons, lables, oak child's toy dresser, 1919 New Royal treadle sewingmachjne, adver· tising hand lans, small 8. -Iarge pump organ, organ stool, autoharp, picture lrames, lots of green & gray canning jars w/glass top and bale, green depression glass, china, glass & Jots more dishes, 1920 com;c books, 18 bog ·& lottie books, -canes handmade quilts, box marbles from Ravenswood Marble Works, old records AP Donogho jar, butter crock ·and lots mote jars & crocks & loo niuch to mention. "HOUSEHOLD & MISC." , Couch. ·dishes. pots & pans, table, hind tools. llaytl& · wrincer washer, step' ladder. porch swin&. prdtn plow, lawn mower. sled. minnow buckets & more. BY, ooaumoble loon. 3 br. 3 yuro old. low IIO'o. 304675-6713 oftor 4 . . A1iMn1 Itudlnlt 11t1w lad from • rou 1111 - . "' ,ritlin in out.1s. N1z11ene Church. •· : · a-nt for' tlllrobm of... i• fonlllloro IIHI.. Ill tltl -.of IHowo. blldl uol whitt 10111 Wolktr CoM HOOIId. loltlo liGclo $Jiriftll It'll Aq. 2111. 992·_2770. We lou you. · Sadly mls"d by witt. chil· drift and arandchildren. 8. Dioi!N, llltclien bo6t11,1•_; lolo of ml~. • IN LOVING MEMORY Homemakeu' earn x· trl income. w. noad oevtirol !_oplrOII~IIIivOS in thll lrNI Loot In R0c:k Sprin111 orao l p1on eop. a.p1ua. o~nw, Walker Coon Hound. while. toyo. home decor. No ' - t · , black ond tan. CoH 992· ment. Car & phone nee. CIH 2770. !reo 1·800-1153-9077. Aloo 1-:--:-:::::-:::--:-::::-:-:-:--::---:- booking portleo. LOST: Men bHifoldotF18nch 1-:--::-=--- - .,.-Ouartir Soturdoy.ll-mo· Sell AVOI\I make 46%.' Coll nay please retum contento. 448·3358, Call 814·387· 7121. 1-:---::-:-:---:-:---:-~ Socretorlol position. Log.wl Loll ond found on Bud oxparlenco proforod. AppiiChllnin Rd. Mile IMale. ant muat demon1trate a calor on nome D.... 304- pr-m obHity to take shor· 895·3335 or a7tl-1821, ""'"d ond typo ot IOOJI liD WPM. Full benoflto. SMd LOST. In 6 milt •-· black reoumo to Bo• 4040 In care ..,.ito l!llhh tan molo l•gle. of 1)le GoUipollo Doily Trlb· long logged with . uno, 925 3rd. Avo .. Galllpo, _, NMdl medic- for Is, Oh 41831. diotompor like condition. llg pet. REWARD. JMn Buell. Pooition Avolloblo. Tncher 304·8711-4106. Aldeo 141' pooltlons. Cluollfloadono- high school degrae minimum. lovee 1nd Mloyo worldna with child· ron. Salary· •4.30 per hour. · Public Sale 8 -Meetmg pot1tponed Nine month pooillon. Ph6ne Ill· Auction or write : Ollila County The Syracuse VIllage Board of Board of MR· DD, P.O. lo• Public· Attalrs wlli postpone Its For yo<~r n""t ule call Emmo 14. Cheohl,., Oh 45120. 18141317-0101. Bond-· Monday meeUng untn Tuesday at7 .... luctl-. - - hlltory, reoumo. roferon-. p.m. llondocl Virginia O...lne ' · September 10. " anci Ohio. 4218177. 1114. turn. Coll814-992-n7o. Hove R""m otid - for olderly. - RNoonoblo. Coli 992·.110~2 or 9B5· 4418. . . F,_ trimming eotimoteo. Tree andCal 992· 8040 or 141-2121. Wll beby oil in my horne from -le grodo ochool. 304-11711-8429. HELP WtNTED . · AVON . Wll do bebyoitting In my homo, ••perloncod. 258 State St. Apt 4. Golllpolio. Ohio. Tobuyonel.l•eMittlltiYII 11111111-fll llalp Co. allll Golllo co. ..,•• '' 11. 3s. 8 ......,at: a. 1----.-- - - - ' Why put ,.., _ , In a!MWit . _ whtftp~~ . .............. ...... ,....... o•• ·-- atitlg - · · We wHI tab a.us yourpr-.tJMIIIIt home on trade. 01111( HOMES, ..C• ,_.,_,, Olt. • 3 Annoanoaments . ' "AIITIQUE 01 COlUCTOI ITEIS" · . Wash stand Cimpoiln buttons, candidate matches. SidebOard, 01111ihts. scales, lanterns. thlirs, corn sheller, drm· ers, stands, lfass bosllels, ftat inlns. Wicker basl\ets, slands, stone jars r. ju_,, stone chum. ruby, cut gl1ss, depress;on dillies of an kinds, Lance peanut jar, ice pick, pictures, manllt clock, llull, llt:Coy, rocloinc choir, chamber pots• cllild's roclllr. 111t1 trees, iron bed,trun~. oak chest, old reCOids, coocoo cloc:k, and lots, lots - .. · 'HOUStiiOLD" · Cedar wanlrobe, 3 IIC· bidroorq suite, vanity dresser. ch~t of drawers. 11111 Clbintt electric sewlnt mch1ne, beds, la!Jfes olaR kinds I1ICklr chest, handmade rag rugs and all konds of linens. of 1'111ns, lots of dilhes. pots & pans. lamps, round patio tlble, misc. c~ain, twO 1111iniS, and lots more. IIMI PAITS $AU ~1VIDAY lots ·:,,..FlEE DISPLAY AliA for Aatlque Cllrs IIIII Plm h ....._,.,_ ................ llty ,, ....... ,... Johnson, 38. PSR. $.'&, andStewnR: ROberti, 25, CovJnetoo. Ky., "-1. OWII£1 - AuntOI HOOD . DU CAll 446·7037 .... PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, September 8, 1984 . 10:00 A.M. ·Located in Ewington, Ohio, the follo~ingwill be sold to settle the estate of the late lizzlt Carr. Probate Court No. 17955. 7 room house which sils on onelull acre. the house has alu· minum ,iding loiel oil furnace and cil'j water. Terms are 10% · down and tuu' paymenl due upon delivery ol deed. The real eslale sells subject to owner confirmation. the property will be sold at--epprox;mately ll :OO A.M. Philco refrigerator, breakfast set, gas range, 2 utilily cabi"nets, anlique kitchen cabinet w/Jiour bon,.2 vanitoes, LR. chair exercise cycle: 3 small kotchen cabmets, Whorlpool washer & d,ryer (while), air conditioner, step ladder, alum. ext ladder, fruil jars, push plow, wheelbarrow, hand lools and other miscella neous items. TERMS: CASH Eats • I" · Plllthii.D. Eats EXECUTRIX-GENEVA E. SHOCKEY Cuh · Positive I.D. DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER ~14·949·2033 or 614-992-7301 "Not responsible for accidents or loss of property" PUBLIC AUCTION · SEPTEMBER 8; 1984 10:30 A.M. . EARUl CARR. ADIIISTIIATOR • Century 21 Southern Hills Realty, Sellina A&ency . Rocet CarP.enter of Salem Center, Ohio will offer the followina:ttems lot public.auction. Directions: Rt. 50 West throu&h Albany, turn south on Rt. 689 to Wil· kesville, then east on Rt. 124 to Salem Center, turn riaht on Painter's Ridp Road. thin left on Red Hill Road. big white house on ri&~t. Follow auction sians. . LEE JOHNSON. Autti-.r CROWN'CITY, OHIO PHONE 256-6740 Not respon,ible fill accident~ or loss of property. AUTOMOTIVE ANO TOOLS: T;re changer, bubble balancer, 2 l floor ja ck, hydraulic jacks, B& D skill saw, 8&0 'h'' drill, socket set. lool box, bolt & nut compartment cabinel. eleclric motors, generalors, starters, assorted used alternallll!, air comressor 5 gal. wet/dry shop vac, several metal slorage cabinets, approximately 30 new or reca p lirej 13", 14" & . . 15" and olher used tires, some Goodnch & l:lercules. ;PUBLIC AUCTION Thur.. Sept. 6, 1914, 10 A.M. till J P.M. Fri. Sept. 7, 1914r 10 A.M... Till Oone L-Id 11 512 BIICII St.• Middleport. Ohio upi colt $15 t.lltt ...,_._lrrl¥1 any tlmuftlr 4 p,a FrltiiJ. . ' I ' , PUBLIC AUCTION . and -DAY LAIOI DAY WEIIEND . FLEA'IA.ET II open Sit.. Sui. I loll. Outsldt lit· i Public Sale 8i Auction 3 PIE $AFES•.STDNEWARE, COUNTRY FURNITURE .... THE OLE CAl CWI, INC. ~.... , fpo ~~· AIIIOUIICES . _ . ,f~ ~..\tl . ANnQUE CAl SHOW. -;--.,. .· • 01. 45601 IIIII • Public Sala MARLIN WEDEMEYER - AUCTIOIIEER \245-5152. - 311-1249 Apprentice - Finis Isue - 311·9370 . ro. . TH£ GAWPOUS FLEA MARKn Webbls~of 0887. T_.tioth .,..r of quoRty iorvlce. Lone Do· nleil. 61 4·742· 2951 . ble for special Hln •ltan 11111111. • TIIM'S SAil 'UIIB P.O.IOI J I ..GSIURY Brunicardl Mulic Co .• 446· AttcttOI lim IIIII • 'II Hll it lor you. Cottsian1111nts ac clplld fnl•. 1:011 • 5:011 P.II. on Satunlly. llow boollnaauctions for Stpltllliltt ltld Octobtt. Avail•· llllilr 01 ..IIIIlS$ CAll ...... lrtf-~(· ' 11 . Piono Tuning ond Repair . Door Prizes Giftn Eftty Wtek SometJjiiiC for tftiYOIMI - llew 11111_Used Items. Hove so•lllilll yot1 •nt to HilT lrinllt to !be Patriot ... ,....._ .......11.. ht , _ . . . . . . 11011111 'c. lnv.st In an fllllllld- 1--- - ----- SALE EVERY. SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M . FIEUf SALES IMAGdENT c. . ow• ,.,..,,/ we •offtr a 11h story (ope Cad. . . Service• F11111 Gallipolis, ute Rt. 141. lllfll left onto Rt. ns. Tum rlcht onto Patriot Cadmus Road. Walch for sips. .EXECU1M SALES 8 Athena, collocl tl1 4-11923051 . I PATRIOT AUCTION IARN 691-7111 fc.U.Ctl -for altout the 111M jirkt 0 doullllwldt, VA . leader Mortt•t• · • Auction . ~ ..... Dlstrld ,_ hi Y• ftlill1 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below morket rateo. FloOd conventional FHA· remov•tl:ii~~~~~~== 11 .HIIIp Wanted Of our loved OIMI "wl!om God, took home 0111 yur ap' lodiJ. lEV. LLOYD B. BElLOMY Jfllpne on to )Iaven to "" with the Saints, end all the •eavinly hosts. Sadly mlutd . by wit,, clllldrtn and frieiHis. Walker Coon Hound. Reward for hil re- ' SAT., SEPT. 8, 1984 10:00 A:M. In Memoriam ·- . A11tcJur11 God IDQl rou • Public Sale &. Auction · ESTATE AUCTION RONALD WHITE . rency. Top prlceo. Ed. Bur· kott Sorber Shop. 2nd. Avo, Middleport. Oh. 614-992· 3478. &14-258· 18114 liter 5. 8 .ho PISHd AWiy Sept. 1. 1912 Trl~color --v 304 676 6386 ' · ' IN MEMORY OF · Buying ·doily gold. oliver American modo. Coil 992· 3704 untH 7:00. 304-67&-6104; ,Howord 12a&6. 3 bedroom, 1\S Middleport chests. buketa, dishe1, coin•. ring•. jewelry. sterling were, old coins. large cur- for Sale 111 11 1 bath, central llir, c.rpetM LH YNger, • "man throughout. ee.soo. Cell · THANK YQU! · good cond. for dlningroom . my home. Exparlenced. nu- table. Call 814-388-9783. MARIE'ITA, Ohio (AP) - A Belpre man has pleaded lnnnocent lo a VehlcuJar homicide charge · stemming from an Aug. 1 traffic ; ;=:;Mobile ;:;:;;::;:;==== Ham•• ate. Cerole Y•ger, broker•• - ·Thinks to all my friends !llld family for the kMiy cards and 1111M1brances on i11189th bilthilay. A. specilllblnks to all lilY &OOd friends at the Meip Seniot Cit;izens Center. God bless all of you! : · ,, llrs. Lilli1n Gress Opening for pre-tchoolefs in '• Cetd "·r---::-:-:-~~--, Wanted 4 wood cheir in Pleads·innocent Jericho Road, 14 acea. smell FOR BALE: 3 bedroom. whh NEW AND USEO MOSILE flroploceo. olr cond. garage. HOMES KESIEL'I QUAL· · · 4ITYMI. MOBILE BALla, WEST.HOME GALLIPOUI, pool. 100 per cent fl nonc~ng t79,500,00, Mt. 22 Varnon PHONE 114·448Avo. 4 bedroom. .wo- RT 3". u lhlngton Ave .. approx 1 lcro _7_2_7 4_ ---:----:-:--t32,500.00. 3 bedroom view of river UII.OOO.OO. 1980 Folrmont Happy lorg.wlol with out buldingo. Houoo, 2 Br. new carpe Rt 2 4 bedroomo. carpeted. •••· co"d. Aoklng •1100 • feric:od yord lsolo pending): belt offer, Cell 241·UI:JI • FOR . RENT. Rogoncy. Inc. after 5 p.m. opartment-UOO.OO month. l-19_7_2_m-obl-lo_h_ome--.-1-:-Za-:8:--:-l, • ' kitchen fumilhod, 2 bod· l-ooms. aix closets, good 2 bdr.. AC. good oond. location. Apt. from t76.00 Priced to ..U. Coil 441to .,45.00-udlitloo partl· 7171 or · 448·8288 , colly pold. A-Ono Root Ell• ._II_P_M _._· - : -- -:---:::-; We pay ceah for late model :une hoosekeeptng Items. room, 2 hetho, Upper N~ Mile . 304-675 -3030 or 676-3431 . · clean u1ed art. Jim Mink Chev.-Oido Inc. Bill Gone Johnson 446· 31172 Bolloor11 for Got Wol. Anni· versorya. Blrthdoyo. parties. flinging Gorrillo. Col Bel· loons & Co. 448·4313. ..,.-ln 8 yo or old ·country hqme. 31 ~~~~~-·''il1tJ!N'I*-"ll~~. r-~-~ ~!£,;i~v,.,.;N~;':.' ' ··, : ~ Homes for Sale By 1 owner, houM for wm SJJ.6.86ull<"'" I / · ..? Middleport. 1 ~ bothoJ cal- barn. 4 roomo ond beoe- • Petod. 2 ""'m .,.ment and mont, good building · nice 111•00•- Cal~992·724f . 304-8711-3030. 8711-3431 , , 676-2563. Duploo eomplotoly soparot! 1----~--::-:-~ units, good inveatme~t. rea· Large corner lot, an sonobly priced, 304·1'!1· full booomont, gorog.w...... '• 4124 liter li p.m. to ooll. M-r con- . Lutton buHt. 8 roomo, both, '"''""- 304· 1175·3~30 or, brsefl'ent •nd g~r•ge . I --,-------­ Enorgy efficient. 60's, 3003 7 room homo. with 1l'llotl, Parrish Ava . 304· 875 · garden epace, Hertfo"'· WY. .2391 . . 304·882-3374 anytime, • work BeNion m• homo. Aotwoods "'""· ~ acre lot. w ith addltlonol lond ovolloblo, $29.600: s.,iouo partlll coli 446-2358. •· ,.,._, ,...._, ' ...... ''00 ... ::· ..:;.:: \ ..... l_ . ~al ~· Two-story, flnlo - · ment. 3 bedroomo, , _ , roo m. firaplaca. dining room. 2~ bathe. larp loll· chon: 304-982-2088. .... Ul'Co ., W¥ lii- V0.141 · 111i11Gr"' .. 1.. -.~ 0itt. ' : GALLIPOLIS A Wellston Released was SyMa PaweD, WOO!an, charged with two counts of Jackson. She had also been cllarged_ m;elvlng stolen property, was with recelvin¥ _stolen property. bound over from Gallipolis Munlcl- Powell had been free on $.'!,())) Plan pal Court to Gallla Coonty COnunon ~bond . · ' Pliias Court Friday. · Fined ca~ts were David L. Holter, . A stated IJ1el!dnt ot MJdcUeport Ill oonnect1on with the case, a Ray 45, 536 JackS9JI Pike, exprm Lodae 363 FAAM wlli be held Wc:manwasconvlctedofcomplidty registration; Regina E . . Wills, 19, 'I'Iaeliday at 7:00 p.m, A tellowtraft a Jadclon woman ',1'85 released Radcutr, m motorcycle enclonJe. club meeting he held In !lie after Jill probable causewastoond to ment; John W. ~.llfl. Rt lCW!&e room at ~: '-'1 p.m . Rt!treib. bind her over to common pleas 4, Gallipolis, explreil 'operator's ments ww_be leiVed following the llcEilse; lind Ramooa L. Lewls,-41, lodge meeting. . Lynn 100 Second Ave., expired teplla· · using . ltDien checks to · make lion. Donn~~ Sbato, 36, Nortlalp, was · J>un+r,;, at Plc-Pac of GaJUpoJis, fined S12 for an ~ ~atlr's Meets Tue.day t l5 ~ Ave., and Jollnaan's llcen8e. ·• • Supernlllrtill!t.ll VIDe St. She Is tree Susan M. Bowles, 19, AlbfnY, The Eastern Band Booaten WW on $5,101 1110" tlnlzance bond. forfeited $35 bond. tor m ~ meet at 7:31p.m. anTuelfdayln'the · Convtcted . of compllclty was protection and Gerald W. ~ • · blaluchbotbandroom. .· {;tends G. OIIWr. She ~ a mery, 29, Walllngtord,l(y.,!olfelted six'-rnaatlltl!ll JaB !IEIItence, $57 bond for an CNI!I'Ioeded truck. . was plaOIIIIIUitiUithl probatiOn, Forfellln&bondtor~were wa8 t111e11•;tld cadet~ ID make Dana H. MIUiron, $U; wt111am G. ana with an outbuilding. 773·11588. ....... c.... , ... :JU-CIOUIWO wm vma&e councn wm . Roilobio cleaning llcty wHh rlforoncoo. Coll448·7471 . Homea for Sale Houoe on double lol ...., grede achool ln New Haven; 31 Home• for Sale Water shutoff we 31 8 \i .......... •crea, new 3 bed· !bitt prpduces roughly 5,1XXl pounds used as replacement stock, Hart· pflnllk per day. man, who Is from Lima, and"NJsly, : j:n the past.few years, they have originally ofHutchlnson, Kan., have purchased their own cattle and also replaced thellvestock 'swooden NWpment, raised most · of the stalls with steel. fotage and purchased most of the And, llke many farms throoghout used. Milking times have been the country, WalnutHWslsconvert· $€1for 1 a .m. and 1 p:m . daUy. lng to computer usage to upgrade ~ :'We keep telling ourselves, every the operation. A system ~as Winter, wethlnkwe'regotngtogeta recently Installed to monitor and ~reathlng spell," Hartman said. Improve cattle feeding and -'Ilut there's always plenty to do." production. ; ~ut the occupation' has Its , "Etrlctency Is the name of the rewards for the two men and their game. ·anymore," said Hartman: famllles . . "OtheiWI.se, you can't make it. GAlLIPOLIS - Water will be ' :'There's a lot of~ to dairy You've got to he accurate~ · f81'flllng, some good,- some bad," Walnut HWs will be thesiteofthls shutotfTuesdayfrom3: 00p.m.unW hartman said. "Some people think . ,.vear's Farm City Daypi'ogram, set 5 p.m. on Fourth Avenue from Spruce ioStatest'reets, according to getting lip early in the morning . thecltyman•...,.•sofflce. !!Jight be a drag. Butyoumtssalotof -~· --'-~" SUm~. "COUntiy" folk tOgether - some~ (•This way of life Is what our thing Alden Wedemeyer believes Is Trash pickup delayed peilple lui:e," said Nlsly, a member needed even more than ever today. ' ef · the Mennonlte faith . "It's "ltseEmSthere'saproblemtnthls RACINE Racine VIllage reprobably because so much of what communlty toward respecting agrl· ports that due to the Labor Day do depends upon God." culture," he said. "I know there's a OO!Iday, trash piCkup by the village , )Vainut Hills Is located along Ohio lot of industly, but some of the truck be m Thesday and '1751n WalnutToomshlp. Nlsly saldlt merchantsdQn'tseemtoreallzethat . Wednesday InStead of Monday and operates with approlilmately Ul a lot of farmers are their biggest Tuesday. will ~D · · r;nllklng cows and another J.al cattle local customers." meet an Labor Day but meet on ' September 10at7 p.m. ' ~~s:·lsllto~~;.~ ~ KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ LaiTJ WrW!t t (_eon_tin_ued_fro_m_pa_ge_D..-;1_>_ gram Homes for Selti ' vinyl wol paper, corpot Would Nko to pll!int trailer throughout, well lnoulltod • roolo. Coil 814· U8· 11121. new paint. l.,lchod gorogo. 1111 OutdgriH, -ningo. Will do ganorol mointo- many extrao. CaH 448·2883 nanco. Eloctricel. plumbing til 5:00PM. otter I :I10PM & pointing. Aloo building • coH 814-245-68118. fence - l r. Ph. 814-370· 2410. Boeutlful 2 sto,Y · country I i 11 . Appropriately , the crews' . wakeup music today was "Telslar," the early 1900s hit by the Ventures. · Saturday's successful deployment followed releases of satellites Thursday and Friday for Satellite Business Services and Hughes Cctnmunicatlnns Services Inc. Sa· · tellite Business SystE!ITI!! Uo paid the spaee-agency $10 miWon for the service, while Hughes, withablgger sateJUt~. paid $17 mllllon. Astronauts Steve Hawley ·and Richard Mullane 1espunsible for the salelllte launchings. . Meanwhile, Judy~ Am.eri· ca's !e!,'ilnd space wtmaiJ, an Saturday started,three days of tests with a tliin cOllapSible solar panel, unfurling It to a height of ro stories \)Ut of the cargo bay, raising and retracting It several llmes to evaluate Its pertiirmance. It Is .forerunner of a -deY!ce . being · develo~ to convert the sun:s rays ID electrtcity to power Permanent space stations. The first two successtul sateillte launchings were good news for liiASA, which has had trouble lately wlththeshullle'slmageasareHable The Sunday Point Pleasant, W. Va. Three t r •ooms, central air. •• • • 31 18 Wanted to Do mn. S.h uttle crew ·launches third ' _satellite; experiments begin ByHOWARDBENEDlCf AP Aerospace Writer 1 1 Help Wanted • on the system, but on a f~ • lildlvlduals. •. . " We have had no turtber prob- • lems at that office," An&eU sa)'l. :: " It's the Individuals who were,_ : dishonest, not the system. Did you •• ever hear of one bad applr;!, contaminating the others?" ·~ ' Caught In the mleldle are COIJ,.. rnln!!rS and tluiir · benell~, ' · some of whom have been awaltlnc ~ action an t11e1r black claims for 10years. "\ ton were ch arged thls year with fraud . Two other examiners pleaded guilty like Scott, and the fourth has been suspended pending achangeofplea hearlngthlscomlng week. · . Scott Is not alone in his contention ·that the Charleston claims office which hanllles claims from tour states and the Dlstrjct of Columbia - has too few examiners with too much to do. "The claims are handled Incredibly slowly," said Tom Zerbe, a Charleston-based United Mine Wqrkers lawyer who SJlecl~ in black lung cases. "ClaimS -coming up for hearings now were .flied In '78 and '79. I even have·one from '73." . Oti'iclals or the Labor Department's · DIVIsion ' of Coal Mine Workers Compensation say that since . the .fralld ·cases were uncovered; they'Ve I taken Steps (0 prevent further wrongdoing In the Charleston office, which handles claims from West VIrginia. Virglnla, Maryland, Delaware and D.C. "We have quality . controls 'n place. We now have lnternai checks to prevent tha t t)pe of tblng. We're oolng more In-depth checks and balances of the process," said Charles Angell, regional admlnls· ' Ohio 1984 PO!neroy-Middleport-&llipolis, Ohict-Po~t Plea_,t, W. V!J. Date: Saturday, Sept. 8, 1984 at 11 A.M. LOCATION: Jaekson, Ohio. go 4 miles west on \he Appalachian, tum left on C.R. 20. Mustard's A~on Bam. ITEMS: Very unusual walnul pie sal.~ l 0 lin in original finish, old primitive cupboard w/blue paont, rope spool bed · eK. cond .• carpenter's boK daled 1879 old blue pain!. walnut slant top desk, walnul jelly cupboard: gale lee table, old cupboard oak chests & dressers. 2 pt. large cupboard, 4noce country egg · baskels primitive wood sausage stuller, JacksOIJ County ,coverlet, old quilts, doll trunk with old col lectible dolls, child's sled. school desk, ~"?d bowl and olher wood k~chen hems, corner shelf, childs Buck -saw and stand, old chairs and rockers, kotchen cupboard, organ stool. walnut pie safe 12 bn eKe. ~~nd . stone 1~n. crockt. chums and jugs. Many with blue wnting and des;gns, Darsey churn, , stone cow mHk pitcher, rare blue & browR stone potcher, blue & while granite ware, large wheat bm hewn from g;anl tree, OL&W R.R. lantern, cherry. seeder, 3 tin hangong orllamps, . old primitive hand tools, copper kettles, BuHalo meat ~cales. large sad irons, lead laddies. and so_me mce glassware. Many other items too numerous to ment1on. ' Torms: Cash Df chick w/proper ID. Lunch served. MUSTARD'S AUCliDIIS SERVICE 215-51&1 OR 21&·1229 llctnlld & 8olldld State of FURNISHINGS AND MISC.: Biro large meat ban saw, large meat grind er, coffee table. sc hool desk, 6' alum. step ladder, very old ornate wood des k, copper lamp w/ pink lrosted glass shade, Maytag washer and dryer. Kenmore dishwasher, 25 ' cu. It chesl Gibson freezer, folding alum. table, wood china cabinet, wood corner cabinet, Zenith color TV, beveled mirror, 2 metal twin beds, wood bunk bed set. dressers and . chests, piano, cane seal & back rocker, Coalmaster wood burner, ptatlorm rocker, buffet. window fans, Formica sin~ counter top , reclinto, child' s rocker, burglar alarm, gun racks, wal l unit, child's ca r set, porch swon g, and many more items. COLLECTIBLES: Old Silver Bars and Coi ns, Occupied Japan . Figurines, John F._ Kennedy Plale. _miscellaneous_glassware in cluding many p; eces of depressoon, sel w;th Ptlcher & 6 glasses, punch bowl & 6 cups, sell/pepper, cream/ sugar & butter dish all match in"Fioragdld" depression. , 12x16Metal Buildinc w/ wood frame, 197Z Ford PU in excellent condition. • Terms: Cashor chock with ID Eats Available OWNER: ROGER CARPENTER AUCTIONEER: PAT SHERIDAN SHAll ROCK AUCTION SERVICE ••• ., �Tim....Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes 33 . 118 ac .. 4 bedroom brick. 2V. batho, full baoement, Building lot Neighborhood 'Mobile Home for ule on Rd. 85•1150. $6,000. Coli wooded lot ot Tycoon. lake 446-3844 after 7PM . with foontly room oddld. Coli ~ 448·0708 or 448-9882. 10. acr11, Raccoon Twp. on Ebanazer'-Carmel Rd , 0: 1878 Neohua oil electric. Wooded . septic tank, ; Coil 441·3243 eve. $10,500 firm . Coil 614· 388-9001 eve. .. Schult• mobile homo, 12xl&, 2 bdr. Csll814-245· 3187 • 100 acres; home. 9241. barn, timber, some owner llnonclng. Century 21. Shi· ptey Realty, 304·372·8200 or 304-273-4078. .. ( 44 Oswald Jacoby and g•• 1973 Kirkwood 12•1& fur· free •nd Yz min . rts. ntohld & lot. with oxtroo. producing well. Beautiful Coli 448·2320. building sites, Ounvlllo Rd. $130,000. Will conoider 1181 Noohuo 2-3 . bod· trade·in of houae in or near rooma. Muat Hll. extras. will Point Ploo01nt. 304-488· negotlall. Colt 814·245· 187~ . 1802. 3 a lola. Wtllooll 2 with tots. 35 Lots llo Acreage City-Chapel Rd. Could he good Income. CtN 114·268· eoto. .f ' , . Ferms for Sale for Sele Ja~sJacoby No finesse means no wrong guess NORTH •JIU tJU • Does It ever am- you to IIIJDk about bow your early bridle iJJitrue. ·tloa IDtrodueed you to !be myater1111 and joys of,takiDC fiDIIIII? Tlutt WU leaoa oae. From ' - two oa, you leamed bow rot to take lbem. Tlllt statement II a little toape..IIH!beet, but !be ~t dealiJ a iood llluatl'a· tloli of the later ~--·r.ued to tltree Soulll wu IIIWtly no-trump and Welt labled !be lllree of dlamondl. Dummy's rille wu em· erect by Eut'o 10 aDd South daclted. The diamoad kiDI wu caatlaued, won by Soulil'l aee, 'tlelt followiDC wltb tile deuc:e. Declarer could play foar roandl ol clubs aDd titer e1111er take the 111.n f~ 01' , _ wlllcb defellder 1leld !be lplde q-. If be IIIIJpeMed !be IIJIIIde, be -w be aet. Since tile w-rta weni playiDc fourth-t.t leadl, tile· lead of the diemOild tJuu, followed by tile ·•·~ o1 ..- "' !be deuc:e, ~ au orJc1U1 card IIUit. It wu tberefore aafe to _n._, of clu'- ov-'·~•- _,,~ K-...... - - ....... ilwiilmlr'l ace, aDd titer ID plaJ tbe ..1-14 •uoa By Jameo Jaetlly .ue u I:AIT WDT • Qu • XI , • 7u I • 71 U tQI111 o • In 2, 1984 Ohio-Point Pleaeant, W. Va. t J[ lOt • 74 IIOVTII :: ~~ 1 44 Apertment for Rent 51 Apartment for Rent • Refrtgararor like ·n-. lleio Upotalro furntohld opt.; 4 2 bedroom opt Muon, ltOVI, 10f1 ond 1-. - · . !Oome .. beth, 1 or 2 lduha. odullo only, "" para. 304· 304·178·3281. no plio. Colt 441·0444 8711·14112 or 871·2981. Bodroom aulte. 2312 Madf,. before lpm. eon Ave, Polnt .Piuaa"'. W. Apt'o. t ·bdr. 1etfloor. 48 Furnl1hed Room• _v_•·- - - - - - , . - mont, furntalled kitchen 1221 mo. 1·bdr. -Ond For rant 81Hping Roomo Couch. 3 cholro, good floor. furntohld kitchen, and Ught houH k11plng 1271.00 for oil. Clll :104· front --" •1111. both rooms. Pork Control Hotoi. 875· t429 lftlrl PM. . ' rocontlyromodotad.CioNto Col 8t4-441-0788. downtown. CoN 441·1718 1 - - - - - - - -~ or 441·1110. 8l11ptnl room 1128, utili· ties paid. Share bath, malo · II" MIIC.' Merchendfll Furnl- lfflolency opt. only. Rango a rofrlg. 91S Colt 441·1232. 2nd. Avo., GoBipollo. Coli 441·4411 ;,ttar 9 PM. bl••· COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33, North of Po-roy. Lergo lots. Coli 814·112-7471. a.a Furnlohld apt. for no-k· P- S NT P- P• ing. non drinking, gentle· Ml:rt:IJoint!tot: Pmon. lovely neighborhood, olt prlvall. ut._ !nclu•d. Opellilla lead: co~ 44t-S811. 200 •c.re• pond and young Modern 1 bdr. apt. quilt 51 Household Goods timber. for inforl't\ation.cell location bel oon O.INpolls 1 - - - - - . , . - - - - 304-773·5740. t1tree diamond wl-, 011 wiiicb a. holzer. No plio, oocurlty Uke N- bro11 hoadboord deeJarer WC!IIId dlaeud two Marti •poolt: Call 441·20118. U0.1l0 ond ·bed frame 4 acres of Kerr-Harrigburg ud -liPide fnm lllllltiad. and two •11.00 .. lime carpal 1 2•9. Viney Rd .. Oalllpolta, Ohio. ~--~ . _ ...._., ............., _ , , Small houOI fumlohed of· 171.00 .. Moplo draooor ond Call after 7PM. 304· 89~· _ , . '""" · , _ t' mirror. ·9·drawer tllea be ool Welt ..W ..,. to lead· ooncy downt!)Wn 1ocat1o n. 304-81!2. 3201. . 1100. 3398. awa• fnm the _..... _ or tile no pete. Call 441·92B3. ' ...-- ..$175 ""'· utHIIIM. -: 2 bdr. troller 12lc&&.ln Kyger beart ldq to atve SOidli 1111 Dbltll Maytllg wringer w••her In He nl als • Crook SchOol Dtetrlct. Coil ~ Riv"'oi• Apto. Middleport. good condition. Colt 912· . 4411·4008. . 3401 . spoct•• .. for . senior --------Cltizono. 1130. Equol Houo3 dciot'. side by side refrigor· . r;•~otin ~':::C.~o~~ 41 Houses for Rent 41 Houses for Rent 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apertment ~~2-~~~1~"'tnttteo. 114' ator: avacedo green; ••ce'~ 814-21&·8840. . for Rent fo.r Rent - - - - - - - - lent condition. 1200.00. ":"=------·lc3 bodroom homo noor De•· 1-----~--N-ty rldocorllod, 1 bad· Thirty Inch oioctrlc rongo; room, partially fumtlllod. avec~~ do green; new oven · NEW: lprtngbrooko14X70. 3 bdr. houoo tor rent t3~0 ter. Secluded location. U28. D-•lt '*!Uirld. Colt element, 1100.00. Call · 3 "*oom, bey window, oil . mo. Coli 304·676· 5104 or $250.00 por month. Refer· Su~oblo for ono or two adult electric, ••tra tnoulttlon 304-875·6388. encos and security dopooh people. Ref. a dep. required. JAcKs 0 N EsTATEs 814-992-1319 or 992· 992·3483 or 992·1842. ........ houoo·typo fu,nl· requirod. Call ~42-2877. 1 mile from Olltpolio on Rt. APARTMENTS t Equal 2815. tura. Price at 3,910. Smell turniohed house: 688. If hltertllld call· thlo Houotng Opportunltyf heo - - - - - - - - - For oala: doubta door cedar 14XIO', 2 bedroom· odulloonly. Coll·448·0338. M b H' numbor.441:3187. ft-andtwo~~roome.-t In Mldtllepon on N. 4th wt~rdrobe in excellent condi· • g 1 1• 111 • 410 · , USED : 42 0 ile omes _,.83 for ·-· lborllng ot 11 one Avo., 2 room ' apt. N0 tion. Dinnene.wlth 2 chelre, Trlotor 12X80, 2 badrooin, 6 room houoe, 2 bdr., 1 b., for Rent · 2 bdr. trailer In Kyger Crook bedroom and UIB .,.r children. caH 1·304-882· 120.00. Cell992-3079. all oiiCfllc. E•c•llont condi· LR. DR. K. bcoilont loco· School Diltricl. 1 child month for two bedroom. 2588. tton. Vlndola 12XIO, · 2 lion. Ref. & depoolt re· occaptabte. 1180 mo .. with uoo ctapoolllocetld - - ' - - - - - - - Plcloe!ns u,.d furniture. 304· bedroom,gll,rttlniCMI.FrH quirod.Cati448·13 70•fter Furnishedoircond.,ideolfor 1100dlp. CoH448-40011. Foodland ond 8prtn 6 room unfurnlohld apart· 87!1•8483 or 1711·1410. · •llvory oriel oot·up. Oone'o 5:00. 1 or 2 men. No city t ..u. Valley Plaza. pool end TV9 mont. 3 room furnished ·Mobile Homao locolld 2 Footoro Troiler Park. Call 2 bedroom mobile homo ant. Coll4411·2741 or loove lipartmonl. CoU 912·1434 Youth CIPIOino lied. o•c ' mll•o from Rovonowood 3 bdr. home on Debbie Dr. 44"·180 . 2. 14)(70 for e175. por or 1·304·182-21111. cond, 1110.00. 304·17118rt". ,.... J unot 1on Rt 2 and e310 mo. 3 bd'· hom e on 1 -u - - - - - - - - - month. Call·~" 143·5231 or mouago. 1221. lntorotoll 77. Coil 1 c304· Orchard Hltlf400mo. 3 bdr. Furniohod 2 bdr., located II 843·6281. lllurel Land Apto. In NFumlohod apt. 111 2nd .. 273,1131. · homo on Bob McCormick K a. K Mobile Home Pork. _ __.._ _ _ _ _ __ LAYNE'S FURNITURE· Oollipollo. •111. Man only. Heven. W.Va. now accept.. U71i mo. 3 bdr. home In EeotomAvo. •175mo .. f50 ing oppllcallono for 2 bod· Sofe, chair, roclc.M. otto1974 Mobile horne. 12x80, Adclloon · •no mo. 3 bdr. depoolt. Rent tncludos we· 2 bedroom trailer on Crab Cell 441·4418 after 8PM. room IP!a. Price rongo lo man, 3 tibias, (o•tro hlovyl. total oloctrlc with wood· troMar I mtleo from hoopltol 1.,, - • · garbogo. Coli Crook lload, •125.00 par burntr, 2 bedrooms. Bath a 1221 mo. 4 bdr. homo on 441·8052 or 814·2&1· month. 304-878·1201. 2 bdr. apt. newly -llad, bato 11H. par month to 1181. Sofa, choir •nd love· Burkhart Lana 1276 mo. 6 · 1 half. For mQf81nformetfon· 110 to et41,parmo. utltiM $225. market. They Include lilt, 1275. Sofeundcholro bedroom unfumi1hed 11'\& ..-rt. paid. Catll78·11104 <>< rongo. rofrlg., corpot. Coil priced hom 1285. to IBBI. celt 814·742-2729. bdr. home In town 1325 mo. ,_1 _18_4_·~--...----­ 2bllo home, privata lot. 176·5388. 1·304-BB2·!381.EHO. ·Tablet, 110 ond up to 1121. Securlty dePooll end refer· 3 bdr. mobile home total Burdette Adcln, •175.00 '1 973 Hollypark Mobile ancu required on oil ronttls. oioctric. Hlde·o·bodo,*390. •nd up CoR 448·4253. p1u• depo1it, r•ferencea, Nicely furnlohod mobile Furniohld 2 bedroom apan· 10 1560., oofo bodt •141, Homo with 2 bedrooms. For Wiaemen Re•l Elt•t• utlltios. 304·876·2414' . more details, catl992·78t9 Agency. Cell 4411·3143. homo In city, CA. 1 or 2 mantslri Mlddlopon. Adutto, Recltnoro. e28~. to e3711., Nice 3 bdr. mobile home. edullo only. no pots. Call no plio. oocurity dopqslt. Lampe from f28. to ., 21. af1ir S:OO w..kdoys. Any· Call 814·992·3B74. 15 room,• bath & ba•ement. with refrigarator • otove. pc. d!nottH from e10il .. to llll)e on weokondo. 441·0338 . . ••ter peld, wltll 431. 7 pc. $189 ond up. Gao hHt. oppiloncoo fur· fumtohld, convenient loc•tton· on At. 4" Apartment 3 rmo & both, otove, refrlger· APARTME.NTS, mobile Wood tlble with sl• c!talrs , 1987 Elcono tOXIO, 2 ntohod. Adults only, no pols. '7, 114·248·5818. • tor, ell utilltloo lnclucltod homoo, hou111 1 Pt. Plouont U81i to 1746. Doak 1110 for Rant bedroom, air condltloftod, Coll814·441·1 183. oduho only, no pill. Call ond Oolllpolla. 814-448· up to .l225. Hutcloeo. t&IO: fumtohod, undel-plnned. On 'Mobile home for rent. B221. . 4411·2583. lunk bad complete with lot, re1dy for occupancy. 2 bedroom hou11 all cerpt1, oduho, ,.~---ce. no ~• . • t lrl 1 · t the ·--· ,.... Fumtohod offlctancy 1141 ·13700. Coil 992-7479. " " ' - · 1271. end up to I ovo re g., mo. n Calll14'387· 7743. country in Evorgroon. Coil - - - - ' - - - - - - - uttltioo .,.td, olnglo, ohore 740 Second AVo .. 3 bd•. Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom UBI. Boby bods, 1110. bath. 107 2nd. Avo .. Galli• 1180 mo. 113 3rd. Ave.. unfurnf1hed 1partment1. Mlltrlllll or bo• ·opringo, 10XIIO Mobil Home for Mle. 814 441 2198 · · · 1.2•10 2 bdr. trail or 2 milao potlo. Call 448·4411 af1er "141 mo. DIJI. roquirod. 304·17&-22t8 before 8 fUll or twin, IIIB .. firm, •liB. New c1rpet. Cle1n. Price •. Call 448·4222 before I, p.m. • negotiable. Coli 742.·2888 1 a. 2 bedroom houoo a opto from HMC at Everg,..n. IPM. and e78. Quoon oeto,l111. 446· 3197 or 441· 1 - - - - - - - - - 448·2174 lf1• I. in Pomeroy & Middleport. Call or 992·2380. • 4 dr. choou. •42. I dr. 015'7. . Coli 814·992·2381 or 992· Fumiahed opt .. 2 room• • 2 br apt unfUmllllec!, - · chnto, tl4. Bed fr•mos, bath, c....,, no plio. ldullo Furlahod garago opt., 4 town. 1171. month. plus t20.and US.; 10 gun· Gun 1982 Liberty. 2 bedroom, 2509. Mobile homo Upper River only range, Nfrigerator, carl)e1~ D-oh a reference roomo a bllh, adults only. utllties. 304·875-4824 of· cebincto, 1350. Goo or· Rd. Call 448·1809 or 441· required. ter6p.m. lng. Only lived In 1 year. Small 4 room hoUse. Fure 0508. Coil 114-441· Coli 448-9279 of1or 4PM. oiectr!c r_,. 1375. Baby 1&19. 89000. Call 814-992· niahed or unf!,.nniahed . mano 111, 1211& 135, bod 51113. •125.00J>er month. $26.00 from11 120, 125, a UO, depo•it. llidulto- only. In king frame fiQ. Ooo.d ooloc· 1911 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1V. Racine. Catl949-2819. tton . of bedroom •uttao. 8 Public Sale 8 ' Public Sale both. totoi •lee. central otr, rocker1. metal cablneu. & Auction & Auction mlqrow1ve. diehw~aher. · 2 bedroom Plllive solar headboordo 838 a. up to Clo.,., rlfril, underpinning, home near Harrleonvllle. t85. redwood porch. 304-675· Peaceful aetting, garege, 1049. U01d Fumllure ·' dryero. ond free for responalble TV'o. 3 ml11 out Bulavflle profeaolonal. 8360.00 o Rd. Open Bam to lpm, Mon. Double wide. 24•86. good month. Cell 742·2692. ' lhru Fri .. Bom to 6pm, Sot. cond, 111.000.00. 304· & Ptrsonal Property and Real Estate ,114·448·0322 871-1412 or 171!·2996. , Nice clean 6 room houH g•• AUCTION ANTIQUE with bath & utility room . Gu range. refrigerator. Even 33 . Fermi for. Sele Hgto., G•lltpollo. Cell 446· 0318. 2 bedroom houH. 1 mile out Roull 1 Letart, Land Con· Sand Hill Rd. Depot it and ref troot .. Low -npaymont. required. 304·876·4045. billie- ••• rant. 1V. otory ,. remo•llld houll with 4 2 hOUMI for rent and ber for ac~. Good farm land and Nlo or looto with option to celllir tlouM. Muon Co buy. 304·875·6720. w- a,....... plus ctet•n. 1 - - - - - - - - , _ . aoptlc oyatlln, n- Brick ranch type, 3 bod· COJIIII' plumbing. School roomo, 2 boths. family 'llul mall route by front room, double gorogo. 3100 door, Owner financing. Parrtoh Ava.. Point Ploaoant, ,.,_ 304-871·2113 or 1310.00 ..-r month. 304· 871-3030: 418·1078. B Public Sale & Auction ll•liLIC AUCTIO• saturday. S81tt. 8, 1984 10:00 a.m. o,. 62 at . ·west Columbia, wv. Watch for signs. 1 Rt. Re·a••l'"'"re consisting of houSe and lot witt be offered Aucllon sale,at 12:oo·noon. Terms on real estate is 10 percent down day' of sale and bat anee when deed is delivered tn 15 to :10 days. :~::~: ~ide by side Harvesf gold r_e frigerator, aet, GE deep, freezer, chest tvpe. 3 pc. living lrnomsulte, Trutone :Z.S" color console Til,, coffee table end tllbf•· ceiling fan. Jenny Lynn bed, French IPorovtnclal br. room suite. chest, pillows and linens, IIC trtov -tng mec:htne (Electro Hygowe) dresser. ·lm1imor cllelf, fable biUI! glass top, antique oil lamps. Kill lOCk (works), 6ft. custom 1ruck lop, CB tower i - bHm, fuel oil furnace. fuel oil heater, 3 oil tank punllfl, $tokermatic coal stove needs repair. 8 ._.. Oynamark riding mower, motors 1 vear old· run one - ' • 24 cne fruit jars, metal cabinet, toot's and ~ 35110 BTU gas heater, 8 hor.., Rota litter, IDNP Mil water pump, real good hand tools, sears 4. 17:~~~=:~~~ VIti Lincoln 225 welder, table saw 1 . 10" Oxyacet.ylene hose and gauges, mnon.o l!fd much more. ' 1 R; Jehn Albright • Rick Pearson :IOH73-54311 30H7H785 .and IGndlll WV .and Ohio Lie. No. 6685. Cllflorcfleck with eroper 1.0 . · tor accident• or t9ss of propertv. COLLECnBLE AUCnON LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMIER 3, 1914 AT 10:30 A.M. located at the Hockin& Valley Motor Inn, NELSONVILLE, OHIO. All Day Labor Day Auction. Items from the home.of Joseph E. Ruston, Power of Attorney All11d T. Ruston, plus items from 3 line' Athens/Fairfield & Hocking Co. Homes. This listina is very brief. · . DECORATED STONEWARE: (Over 20 Pes.) Rare 3gat. Redware Donaghho Co. Jar; S. Hutchinson &Sons Matamoras 2 gal. jar, Pomeroy "Buckeye" 1 gat. jar; unusual S. Hutchinson Mata· moras 11! at. tapered jar, excellent Incised WMes Utica freehand churn w/bullerfly & flowers; 1111 freehand "Flowers" lard crock; H. Sentz Altegaeney, Pa. 2 gal. jar; sm. lapered bark brown qt. Donaghho; Hamillon & Jones and T.f. Reppert de· corated·Jars; 5 gat. crock w/biue "Bee"; Jane Smith Burling· ton, Oh. I gal. jar (damaged); blue/white "Cherry" Pan. Sale! crock; Reppert stenciled "Plow" jar & others! · · FURNITURE: Original walnut 2 pc. stepback cupooard w/12 panes (llass, 2 drawer base, has originlll graining OYer walnut cherry Sheraton blanket chest; country ~~~ top grain box in green paint; scalloped back open commode; ea~y large pine & pop bookcase w/Oovetl. drawer; 2 pc. Primitive slab door step· back cupboard; cherry Oovelailed bll'earu w/mirror; fiddle back & Boston rockers; fine walnul marble top .parlor table. OAK FURNITURE: 2 pc. oak dry sink cupboard w/side lower drawers & meal bins; fine oak high chest w/Serp . top & fancy mirror; original oak bookcase secretary w/curved glass; orig. oak slack bookcase; oak Setp. wash sland; large curved glass oak china cabinet w/cluw fl. (needs ft. repair); Mariena office chair; nice Hoo~er cabinet w/llour/sugar bins & spice iars; round oak table; rockers & staQds; small unu$uat trestle base lift top desk, much mOre! COAL STOVE: Exceptional florence Hot Blast Hn coal heat· ing stove w/orig. nickle trim. · PRIMITIVES& COLLECTOR ITEIIS: Fine TrampArtsewingbox w/drawer & lift top; fancy Tramp Art wall comb. case; small toot box w/orig. green & red paint; tin child's wheelbarrow; wood buHer churn; ~d coffee box in blue paint fine Acme wall coffee mill; old butt basket; wall candle box; apprQx. (30). piec~ of colored ,graniteware; (2) quiHs . "Fan" & "Wedding Rtng' patterns; good oak case "No~h Amerrcan" wall tele· phone; old H2 farm bell & bracket wall &mantel clocks; 1952 Barry "Mammy Yocum" doll; Duro Novil~y "Chalfie McCarthy" puppet; Civil War flag; kit of good collectnr items! STATIONARY GASOLINE ENGliiES: John Deere "Hil & Miss" stationary sngine; Jaeger Machine Co. Columbus, Ohio 2 HP "Hit & Miss" engipe. GLASS & CHINA: H/P ·Nippon bowl w/barn scene; other HIP NipJlOil; very lovely German decorated bowl w/JIId.edge; tl· ceploonal ortental 71!'' footed bowl; fenton; seveBI111ct pieces of carnival glass in various colors, shapes & trims; !!lass bas· kets; Opaline glass; fry Cut bowl; Marked Heisey Kumidore; many ni,ce pieces of Art/Pattern end other &lass &.chine items! GUIS:1. Stevens Arms .22 "favorite" rille; Sprinlfietd 12 ga. double bart. shotgun; new, never fired Stevens Mod. 580 12 ga. 3 shot shotgun; Cencal Arms Co .. shotgun. AUCTIOIIEEIS IIOT£: Avery·pod Labor 0., AllctiOII. R•· 1111111t11. tiNI *"t list inc is brief, 11ucb 110r1 to sell,... listtd. SotM unusual lllld hard to find AU DAY SALE..Spend an tnloYHia day at tilt IIICtioflllitll 1111 TtniiS: Cash Day llfSIIt ot Chick wltlll'olltlvt ID.luncll Avtilabl• In Dhrilllloec itt AIIOllnpl . it-. Lo..,. AUCTIOIEER: OTTI£ OPPERUII (II') 315-7195 ot 314-2211 Sat., Sept. 15, 1984-10:00 A.M. Sale located on Glassburn Rd., Rt. 3, Bi'dwell. Ohio. From Gallipolis lake State Rt. 160 to Porter. Ohio. Turn left on St. Rt. 554,10 approx. 211! mi .. tum rilht on Fairview Rd. 1pprox. I mi. to Glassburn d. Watch for sians. · • Auctioneer's Not~: Somelhina for tvtryl)ody. fumlture. tools. chain SIWS, old aun and owuchmore. Be DR Iiiii. 19.5 Bolen's tractor, 60 inch cutting spread (hydraulic.control); disc, plow, snow blades, Stanley.circular saw. 6\\ in, builder, Lawn Boy nwwer, Roller Creeper, auto ramps, lots ol misc. tools, Stihl chain saw 015L. McCullough Mini Mack chain saw (12 in.). 2 garden sprayers. jungle logger, I elec. bench grinder, wooden lra~er, broadcast spreader, air com· pressor, Homelite weed eater, misc. chains. tree setter, wheelbarrow, 2 posthole diK&ers. sledge hammer, wooden outside door, lown spreader, other misc. tools. FLINTLOCK SHOT GUN STAMPED 1863. Nice gun cabinet. Gun case.. HOUSEHOLD ITEIS: Extra longoff:white couth and match·. ing chair, 3 piece bedroom su~e. I chest of driwers, pole tamp, Hotpoint electric range, Admiral refrigerator (both bronze). magazine table, corner ulilily table. hall tree, corner cabinet, I old kachen cabinet, melal ulility cabinet, 1 old round pedestal table. 3 round back spindle chairs (old), lg. milk can. sewing c,binet, kitchen cabinet, coHee table. AM radio & record player. 1tocker (orange). 2 plaid Early Ameri· can recliners. 1 rec~ner,lllowered rocker·, pr.fable lamps, 2 lamp lables, Westinghouse chest freezer. Singer treadle , machone. wrought irllfl ~and. blue glass coffee table, 2 matching end tables. pr. chairs, 3 wooden corner shelves, 1 metal corner shelves, .2 toot stools, Electrotuuweeper, 220 electric healer. 20 canon copper kenle, andirons and grate, sewing rocker. . STOllE J~IS: Mist. ~zes, plus 11201 gallon, 5 gallon, slone chicken waterer. . , ' Lol$.01 lise. flower pots. odds and ends of dishes, misc. old platters, 2 lg. canners. tomato stakes, Christmas tree, Christmas ornaments. Pool Table 4x8. Old faclsnmier Beer Kea. Misc. Glass. . . Other it•m• too nullltroul to mention. Lots of 11.. market 64 Mi1c. Merchendi•e County Appliance, Inc. Deming ahallow - ............ .......... ...... ·- p - . 110.00. .._ n ...1000 ITU air condltloo.., ~-lli!':'~t. ~~ 17:: 120.00. Callgtz. 3tfl. IN. Ave. Oa•pollo, 'IPIId Quean wringer , Wllher. 1 - . a steel tub. Wringer needa rep1lr. • ..,. PlY ...... Troda Canter 111.00. Aahley wood , ......... Outlet, llontugo, ...,_, 11 00.00. Cal 742· - Ollie. Open 1·7PM. 2111. &W. :-~1..~-~Q~·~~·eo·[·~r.~h~s·~tot~1~7 ' ....... '¥0011 Auction Held Few: AVONELLE PHILLIPS .1011 .._ . :·~ · '"'* IMiil . wllh I lnilh fill room ermo . ................. COiioplall ; Wlttlllunkleo ., ••• z ....... antron llvtneroom auttao SAVE NEW u .............. ..... '"· r, ot'rae..._..,. tiO. dtllelte lito bo• .: till_......_Ill __ ., maple · 1178, FAMOfiS MAlE.~ VERY hrm Equipmant Orevetv Tr1ctor el•ctric John D•r• LA tractor witH otort, I opd.. with attach· tqui; . new rear tires. monto. c.u .....410. et,IOO. Call441·0311 . Ford &01 m - . -vgood cond .. •no.; D - , _ Hole Olggor. 1310. Coli 318·1181. 1V. yard Trojon, 4 WO, loodar, uood FOnd, •a.loo .oo . 304·871· 2377, tobacco oticks for solo. 20 canto ooch . Coli 1142111·8011. ,...., machln.y for oalo. forago blower>. 3 "'· hitch, pto driven; atooloogo round llolll of hey. 1·304·743· 1--------8-10 nestsgolvan!zad 11101 chicken coupo. Colt 114· 378·2424 . Uti. 61 Ferm Equipment INSERT OR : ........ rooUre Ill, 7 ....... • chiilme t i l - HI 1148, I · : .....,. dlneae 111 Ill. ulld , ......_, eultM,, rlfrilllfl: , ton, rongee, olloot, d.....,1 , ' wflnter waeher1, TV'a. dry· ' arl,. -·Coli 814-4411· : 31.118. · ~£ ·~ '• FREE STANDiNG STOVE· ,~ , I 8 N Ford tr-or. plow lind 3 Wllnld ptgo. Delivered. Sorrel more. vary gentle. disc. 304-171·2148. Colt 992·1918. Good for beginner or young person . Call I14·Z.4 2 · 2023. . 2 Hoi- I ton oil- . . wegono •3.1100.00 each. 1 63 Liveltock 'M odal 707 Chopper - - - - - -- - - 4 year old quarter horae •1.800.00. 1 Super 23 24 It k mere. 83 inchn. dartr: bay. . _ e1100.00. Allin good A~~=..:.-.:::..,::: noo.oo. Coli 843·1311. cond. 304-1711·1213. now ..-Int. now floor. Colt FOR SALE: Two Ql'odO Hoi· 21_1_._ 1_30_9_·_ __ _ _ N- Holland Suplor 7171_ otein bulls. One born 5·83 : cho- - h 1 row corn Frllll sprtngor Ho!tttln heif· aired by Pori-or: thiOIMr born 1·83; tlrld by Evotu· hold. ExceHenl condition. A.l. tired, al•o cows tion. Ctll H•mm V•ley e2.ooo. 304· 743·1210 .,.. en D.H.I records. Coil 814· Forms at 949·2574. 743-7173. 2U·248e. _ ... •Five Year Limite1N Warranty. ,g •Automatic draft con- ' trol. ·~ .. •Large airtight ash: : •Firebox brick lined: ! sso ' ·; • . · HOLDS liL . "' ,OCT. 10 ' .. ,]o . OPEII SUJIDAY , : 11001110 lUI : OPEII LAIOI Ia1r.: .1 . 11L DAft II Judy DeWitt. R111tor, 388~8155 lltrrill Carter, R11ltor, 379-2184 Ji111 Cochran. Assoc .• 446·7881 Beeky IJine. Assoc .• 446-0458 Cathy Pope. Assoc •• 37f.2748 llltpret Bryant, Assoc. 245-92n ' SOUTHERN HILLS R.E.r INC. ·PUt.Numberl toWork .. .. • ' / MER FIUIICIIiG on !lis im~Wie 3 bedroom home in KYJ!I' Cieell Schools. Included: fireplace. 1'6 balhs. ful111sement with 1S'x40' ~ room. nnit3l illS. cenlnl air, pnee lllus 16'x32' in-ground pool on · IRiscapa11! acre ylld. 11610 ............ ...lllo.Earo................... .... _...........,. ~······ .._._ ...... ........ AKC. lhi'atl eel ............ lurpluo Army C-llage, l.aather combat booll. 0.· ol••· ntm, oil Un•mltood quanttttao 1:011-7:00 PM. end been WOi ilaad. 3C)4.. 81111·3911 . Frl, lat~ Sun. 18m lam.· rv!llo'o, E-R--.1, 7 mlloo IN- Eral largo •hlte building South Wilt olda ur usrm - FMJAmC I'IICl! - 0wne1s need _, .. tlis bridl home fist ~ 2.000 sq. It 1U ~ dilidul I Nit S11>i SM1 kt:hen, 2 bllhs, 3 bedtur1, biNI iYinc mom, falllily !11011\ 2 ear (llnii!.LMII! treed lawn. Priced~ $54,900.Owner wil arnsider ams. · H70 IIEW' UmiiG - ' WIITOII COUIJ -' 3 bedroom randier llill1 arpart, l!nced side Ylrd with ~ 'pllio_r.omp.:t. . t dmn & oh. 511 rice. Vi~ $idin~ Low helq bls. Alrifll, 'here I b only $33.900. 1!681 JUST U$1£D - SO.rHIIIG SI'EctAll - like new 2 story. Remodeled With Class and style. format entry, living room with ireplace and WOod insert 32 ft. of tabinels nkitchen, formal dining, 3bedrtlOOIS, 2baths. ful 1Jaseri1ent. larK!! deck. Plus bam, shed. 3 acres:City school district. Reduced 'price. ,, IIIII FARII - PIIC£ IEDUClD - 13.9 acres Slmlllds litis 2 !by ri!ITOidelaii'Dine. 5 bedrooms, ~ carpeled, alumioom siling 40x40 barn. siDcMd pent pd lenre. IIDacaJ base 1M much more. K you .n..rring a place in the munl!y,look no larlher_ • 57 . Mueical 1 _._, .... n ... wme.... -.-:---k· ......... _._._ This home is clean. living mom, lar8!! filMy room wilh ~ bath, earpoit Owner wiling ID 1is1!n 111 c_,....- very ov-. 40 Mon~s • oult, 42 Jacket. . 33·30. l-jacll0totze40. Tron A•lo. 304·171·41711. .... ·Qri 10 ............ Plainlc . _ , . ap. 1 honey bel · ...,.., lob • royal_......_.... ......,...t, plaatlo oeptlc tankt, Millar -I do,_, 304-181- , _ _ , 1711·1408. plotitlc c"'-t. ....,.. cui· 3917. '·. -·RON EVAN8 ENTEII· Saxophone, •~c. cond. c .. PRIIEI. Jeolal0<1. 011 814- Imperial poot, 24 ft. uold 2 444-1117. 211·1130. montho, above ground. 18.100.00. 304-182·2488 Plano I~ IIIMithl old. Conn Bllrube pt\lned, - n ,. lf1er 2:00. otyll. •1.200. Cell • aaeded, retaining Willa, 44f.47131f1er IPM . • otdawalko. pllloo. berk com.....o - 0 - - - . 40 : !'!"feel a -dull. Contioct ....;-;.., _ ;..wltll . - plano. co"rot tn • iltuce Dovltlon. Coli 114- opnlar~. Glrle 10 opald • • - condition. lilY· : 211-1427. - ...... B... - · - .._.._.....,......,._ lemp. Royel portable eiOO. C. 4441-3111. Foraalofllldirt,ondtopootl. ma.nueltrpawriur.304· 1 - - - - - - - - - Call Colll14-211·1427. 171-1401.. Iundy llaaophoM, UIOd 7 mo. Cal441·1800. Cut up ......_ 111 PU Brond portable t3 In lolld, ...... loads dllroorod. color TV. 2 deya old M- . ~~ no~g •o d. cond A.·.· Call fo< ~Call 114- 1110.00. - T.ool bo• p1uo 1400 ..... 1 1 - 38 7 0 1 uv 2411·1104. ' tOols 111.00. I • lot 7 Front . F-toraata:UIId2yaaro. I t. Maeon, W· V •· ' F~lowood for solo dump ,.._________ 111I. 00 . Trurnpet, 171.00• ; trucok • · pick up load. Coli Col f'&l-4279. · 1ftet IP'Iill1 4-211·8189or I---,,...,,.,..,--::---::-:.. '_ . 304-IIZS.77III. 56 Building Supplill 24 Voklmo Encyclopodlo llrltanloll. lorga minor. ,.. .... _,. drum, - g can oMnnatta 111. con- lulldtng Madrioio .....,, ......... c..... bod. - . br1c:11, pipao. l t r l p , - _,... 1M8CtiCI ltntola. etc . pod tncludod. 178.00. MWI, -c~~--441--·3_•_1~~-·~---­ wtndowo. Cio-Wintan,RioG,.nda, ...,_ 120.00. 304-llf. neat 7 teas!JIIIIM offer. Building new OOme. needs ID ~ co- 1IBIUCED P11CE -14'l717 bedrooms, 1---------- ,.] e DEPOSIT: . . . .- 4'/1. ..... - - • l'lf.clcl otlclos 12 In tong. , _ , ,.,~ yrd ... ... Both Indo """'-ad, 17 -·.,..... ..... IIOOd ..,..oeaoh or 11_,..,.. doas. corn. .ndgo.........,.. t,OOO or more. 304·137· /Celi e14-28f.1411. 2130. lhellend Pony ....,.IOgood Whlt11 metal datoctoro. (lnd ......... _, ......... IIOOd aolno and ~ry. corn..-ro with cllltdren. e... 814-!lltuoo. my priCMI. ~04·171·2101. I HP. 10 pion vorticol o1r AKC D....,_, -.dful lonipr-...10.00. 304- red male••......,.. compt lwty houae-broken. all ahota •. 171·1118. e121. can 4411·2310. V.;;;;iiij~~;;;;;;~!; World Bpoll EnoyolopldiM, IIUI con4. 304-182·2411. · Mole Min. lclo 1011er fo< Tollac . co Top oot1 fll dirt_ dell· _ .. 304·11711·7171. •Dual, variabie speed~ . . blowers · · · 'l •Heavy ·duty do ubi~; wall construction. ~ •Approved for coal' 1 burning ·. ' . •t .a · . tr-: 871·3334. •H[· Temp glass. doors • pan Livelltock , . _ 11141 , _ 304- CHOI(E Of 4 COLIDD, FlEE· ::=?.' lhautlful AKC ,...._ D t - from Mfg. PrloM Cocller pupplaa, oolorlluff onunion 1alllllldallh•IWI• - ...... 1110.00. PhorMo . - - . H . O . I _ , . 304-871-2044. ' . FtreWood, UO.OO . P!clwp I eood looktog. wall Iliad. no .oo delivered, -..t.R... Walllarpupa. 304·171· 29B.1 or 171· Oyt of 2 Jlop, 1712. -....... . ..u..t- llrlll.ftMpori& ..... Rentol $599~ 63 =::. ourpluo ol01hlng. • 82 Wentad to Buy Dragon~ Cattery Kin· I t100 eet .......,.firm D81Cato--._.,, • 1120......... tHnttte ....... t11,000.00. 304·411· P.nly ,_........... Cell 811-4122. • 131. ..... . . . 134, 1871. FIREPLACE~ o. Call 114-241-1121. • both. 12 Dodge Colt You-dhor--241<48 ! 13,300. l!lectrlc chit- 4 car..,... kit. 12.41111. • orgon *28. Call 814-388- del. c .. 1-114-111-7311. • 1017. ' ~WIVi,;;..; ... ;;;,.;--;;m;;;o;;dl;ll1iiz:-.3300:· : ~ ............ CIOnd. s... • CiMiillftl •un Shop. ! 1a<t. ...,..._ poottebll a · Y-ho VZ 1211 motorcyoll. ; Call 114-:117·7187. : -.... ,.-lth--•.....,.,...D-..-.. .....,,...2-w_oy_ M-- Now oplift for lMIIifll(l, . llatiB. maslel' Rid roollborriol. Toyloro 1 - lllaok. Rt. hnyPatch.CaN4441-1112:, 33. New Htt-. Complsla - n r y = 4 " , 1", CANNING TOMATOES · 12"blocll. ......... fllcic ,.,.., o-. bring con· PhorMo day S04· 2·2222. ........ 247·3213. Eugono -lng 112·3231. Dov!o. I ~ area. Part mollie trJme. 2 I '6 bitlis, k*:hen livq 1110111 will famly room. ful pool, plus nM:h mm. - 1629 TAKE IIOfiCE - This 3bed 100m frame oome has a lot to offer for $28.1XXl. living room. large kitchen. balh. good carpel, natur~ gas heat U~hed garage. Large lawn. Home ~ in eoccellent condition. Located in 68 & VegetebleS trinnal dining w•lfll* with appiances including .disllwashef. 24'x24' prage. 2acres. Good private location. Priced on lhe20s. 111lM r: : 3111=··==::;:::::::==== Fruit • ~ ·benjo, liken-; qulter with amp U21 for ; dy. GREAT STAmlt M 1£111!101' IIOIIE - Owner wil CXJnSidef hllping wilh finn:ing. 2 bedroom remodeled horne. Mlninum sidint, insiJiallid. Slorage ~ 1 acre lawn with e-den area. Priced 1D si!tl at $26. . ffl3 • Jhcb' ' hoeltll bed. 1 yr. e480. Cal 114·381: 1113 or 114·111·1138 If· IIIJ 3:1q. ' old. Cloea out It coot. White'I . I lltftt mOtlol mllol daMe· • ,..,., Cell .,.._0148. . J DOn .lUll' DIM 1Y T1IS OIIE - You net see i1side! one loot livinl2ll'l711 OOI!blewide wi11r 1111Z' I aae. 3 lldt"'""" 2lul baths. equWed · l*hen, bmallivinc ooom. ~ room with blil.fll IJooksbelw5 lllld fiePn Qmal air. Glrage. IO'x40' QJII!JI!d . . . M laf $49,900. 1!634 ear..... .... 7 f1 . ......., duty trtler FREEZER BEEF· SALE : . Lb. GRAIN FED LOREN NOI.AN . 388-9676 ,99¢ . a..... Call 114·3'78-2424. Eleotrte ltOWI, - of · d r - . twin olio bod. IR . ..,..., lounge choir, metal . -lootoo. Cal 441-3224. h.,.. ·W- morning en ' 111.000 ITU, uood 1 - · · -·Mil. Cell 441·1221. ' lmoll- ...... Ulad 2 UIIDJIII, .148(1. Cell 441· 1 : 1221. Loa ....... wll fit 14-11 "' , ' - · - · Coli 114· · 141·1'-41 or 114-241· ,OM. l RUTLAND PUINnUIE REALTY F• PIIICrD 10 SEll- This 4 year dd brick home 1*JS II) acres has l,w1 priced ., 91111 and DWfllf wil . . help lilanoe. 2 11111111 blms pus .~ idbtJillinp, 40 acres IJAD1111. tDbecoo base. !nit ). '. .:::... y~ 114 ACIES 'lllllt Z........ ., INt II S. I. 124 IW Wlllltwllll. Drlw IIIII IIIII lite a ' lil&fawlllll.tiiiii•..UW ...... Il4-J74.21llfat .. pllillt 1tta111. .... tltilltlllt: . ' IUTLAND FUaNITUIE - l _.: " '• r> " l*x:l< pr3ge. Located at 'MI. tabor b1 • 11642 SI'OTWS COIIDmOII. OIIGIIUI. OWIIU - 3 bedroom ranch wilh laf&e ~«hen, llllh. Wing IVOJI\ •utility ilboched pnae. nat ps heal. cenlnl llf, flat lawn wilh chain link lencearoood back. Priced at $36,500. IHi64 11635 F- - 140 ACI1ES 'RifM. will11 *"Y ddlr tare. lzll bam, ~ will - tJblcco .... 2 Ill - . IIJID. 60 acres Wit*. Apel -'*'I finn. Lilcad II Carl Ml b1 ll656 SET IW:helo with range aM refritlerab',IMng mom, dining area, 2 acres of land with porod. fruit frees, prden area, N:11011 IEEDm 1101 oo this ranch style ~ 3 btdt1M16, livq IVOJI\ lillie wirldow. II! acre ~wn. Mille ......... Clruntry ~· Close tl 'Mioo County llle. Price l?lduced ., $ 9,900. H594 IIIAT A atm F« $16.9oo you aon own 21\ acres, more or 111ss, in the coun1ry lind al2'di0' mobile home . . eopondo. WIJoded lind lll1d filly nice. c.a blay. Afl'l,_ lib II• . SPACIOUS 4 8(010011 - Aformat entty leads !he way in litis kovety trHevel which lealun!s CUI1ltllete IW:hen, Wge IMng room. 2 baths, !army room. rec. room. 2 ear attached garage. 1.33 acre. Only minutes 1ronf town. M653 , __ 1711. .,________ ·lc- AT . 1910 00ta.1111D( HOllE Mtll 3lldtooms, 2 baths. lfAUOfUl VICIOI1IAII in a small town. Excelent oondiliu" 4 bediODms. II! balhs. formal dining, nice llll:hell, I rail. page. Nice 111m with laoge shade - . Ganten. Owner lnlilus tl set ff595 110 Ill£ 116 I'USII UP flam I8IDi 111 INif'll of litis c:llarmilll6 ruorn Jllldl with U IBINilllovlly lawn is 1 11oM! A Slllllf buy tlr Clllllbi!Mrs. ~~~ Complota ·' bod, 1:110.ICing Cll otzo 11~·3M· lllllillllis, o.io=l-(114) 446·0552 -.1-. n (114) llcCihee StM llt8hee llriarpatch Konnolo Prof11· otonol AN·bNid tar-g. lndoor-outdaar boerdina fl· olllttae. 1 ........ Cocker lpanlal po pploi. Call 114·1181780. 81 Ferm Equipment ·foot olumlnum truck - · Alt Chow p• ; ilu.ft. NOD. lot...11 Iaiiy topper, 1111.00. Premier 1 - llit!Mo, now .:!*I Mid llnlmono........., enaro drum, 1121.00. Colt CFA1Himalayan end , ....... klt!tn~. c.. 114·441·3144 '' 110. c .... -•· 441·1321. 112•73tt. •"- 8 . ; W...... ilrywHI..Iwulltro Full olz• menrau a bo• • to ohlna fr-. I liNer•. 3 lfl'lngo. Clean • IIOOd con- Cute golden R!tlrlavaro, ;~ 111 ,...... 1·20 ·rn 811 f Jll, Cal It 4·141· AKC, 7 wka. Ca• It 4-18J· . ....... lidell\r ..... refrl ....... !lltlon. 1243. . 2832. McGIIte Auttlon Co. ~let AIICt IIIII: Taylor Grooming. Colt 814-387·7220. Judy 11 • IWAIN AUCTION • PURNITU,RE , .I Z Otlvllt., Gelipolto, N- lttllll. fiAt EST.TE: Very nice Older home siluated on 13 acres of rollin• lind. This one sloty home has a full basement w/bath, : you woll enjoy the spacious well aroomed lot plus lots of pine trees. small fishine P.Ond 111d approx. 9 acres of woodland . . Lots of wild pme in thurea lor the hunfer,lotsof peeceand · quiet will be enjoyed in thil belutifut country seHina. To see this property call (6141 446.0552. Terms .on real est1te: $2,000.00 ~:~sh or certified check day of Ale. Reel estate to be sold with confirlllltiOII of OWntL Taxes will be Pro-ruled to d~! of closina. Closina must be on or before October 15, 1984. REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT NOON. Broker participution inviled at 2%. P~ must registet bY mail with Bud McGhee Reetty notlaler th1n noon 111 Thursday ·priCedina auction. Broker or licensed Sliesperson must be pressnf to bid. No exceptions. · T£1111: Clsh 01 chtdi with pro!)!!r 1.0. All items must be plid for before 11movifta from ule. llat r11ponsibl1 far loll Ill• or accldtnts. FOod s.V.d. Salt C.ducttd ly: HILLCREST KENNELS -ding oil ~. H11t.d 81 . ,The Sunday Tii'I'IIIS-Sentinel Page D-5 • tor. aalat'edTV,q..., . . . •s ~ Pet• for Seli Indoor· outdoor fectlltloo. P'mnlt. u - IITWr Rd. ldo'e, T - . Plaine, Ohio. AKC Doberman pupplel: bMida ....._ Cr11t M~. A'- 0 ...~. ltud ... rice. Colll14-441· 114•441 71N. ,_ ~-ya. Tl'll. : fulf- lloa eprlngo. lkag11 . , ~.... U-Riverl(d., · : G'alllpolla, C811 448·7318. ll•pleoebelatvotour-· llo..., _,oh f210. dropluf teble ft 80. IOUIId deftn 04Q. Cell 441·4042. ' I NT ~::;::;~~~~d~ia~DJOIIM~~~w;reat~~~~~~-~~;;·:=~·~·r-~:·;:•=~=;-;~1.)~~~ 88 11000 UIID API'UANCII Country Crof1a Oak proW........ ..,_, rohlgao• ducts, ....... of IOilcl o81c ...,., ....... ...._ Apo -uctlonfumlt-. Con- -il.• • " QJt VIIIDeriblr. NCJriii.Soulll PonMioy Middleport-Gallipolis, Oh~Point Pleasant, W. Va. 11 Hou8ehlllcl Oood1 84 MIIC. MerchendiM t A6 . Dealer: ~ w• Nora BMI 2, 1914 nes and mlnY • ems. slwJI DE CG I IQAltGr - ·, Hll Near IUlney oo;! Sl Ill 35. One of tile best IIJIUitle. Rurll Wiler, II n Eletlrit: and Jllllnl lfiS. Mille liS. an • . 11673 r 0).1'&• smielluildinJ . BliCK - If. 35 - 5 bedrooms, iving ,.., 21ft. 0< cibinels in kitchen, 2 fuR baths. ~ besement. 4 car 8lfl&'. sittuled oo I acre. This home has hid alot of TlC. Lois of ~ Callaf more dellils. ~ . 33 ACRES OF TUNQUIL IIEAlllY - Water, electric, septic system. telel)horoe seovice already placed on prllpel'!y. RDad fron\age. Home site. Partially wooded. Priced In sell . ~50 NEAR GALUPOUS - Super 3 bedroom oanch style heme with attached (pfage. ~mical gas heal and central air. Large fenced·in yard, ~ and shrubbery. Price has been reduced. Possi!M Oall assumlful. $44.900. 11568 OWIIER NEEDS TO SEtl! - Assumable loan Ento.Y cool breezes and the privacy ot 3.6 acres with. Ills oome featuring 3 bed lOOms, 1\? baths, large family room with stone fireplace, full basement 24'x24' outbuilding. rural waleo and numerous extras. Poiced at $55,1XXl. ~27 u 17 ACIIES and OO..ble wide home locall!d in Rio Home has 3 bedJlXJIIIS, ~~*ben. I II batl6, dinq( mom, smal room ~ oonery or lbagte. ~ .... pump 11ouse.und 1ays mos~~y 11at 11641 FOR1HE IIMSTOI - This neal and dean oome is ideally silualed for rertal IWoperty II' someoroe.wanling dose tD town. Aluminum sidin& oulbuil!:lin8. noce back lawn. wilhin walking distance 1D stores. Priced at $ll,!Kll. H16 lET'S 110'1( . AND BUILD - Get your (louse plans together because here is 10 acoes mdre or less, partoal~ deared. p:~rtiaily wooded. wailing for your new home. Spring water. blacktop road. #S64 Grande-a COIPtmLY FUIIIII$itED -~bedroomframetmme ready for you 111 move in. Eatin ilitthen, liVine room. bath, b 1118111, melll SIDraoge llliding. l.isl!d ID sell at $18,001. Callaf lillie detais. #567 . 175 ACRES- 30 acres woods. mineral rights. Possible owner financing. Near Raccoon Creek. . ' • COIIIERCIAL BUilDING - CrO!'IO City, Uke new metal building. Located at Rt. 7, 1!1anor Addition. Two lots lotai 9l'Ml50' deep. Water and electric available. "'--• liooo •ta-lordoeNAF.- •aftd•-llodelno!bot!:aow.y ~~Mal t.Mile Corporauoo . Printed lu t; S.A. Equal H,.,song()pponunil\•lil J n ~ ~~~~-~Pil v · 1UQ1 OlfiCIIIIIIDIPINIIIltrrYOWNED ~loPP.IATED. . . ,, #571! if604 �Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Times-Sentinel 2, 1984 Ohio-Point '• 63 71 Uvestock Autos for Sale Reg . 2 yr. old Guernsey. Due 1978 2 dr. Dodge Aspen, Oct. 11 to Reg. olro. Aloo auto. radio. PS. PB. 82,199 . good quality hoy. Call 614· John 's Auto Sales, Bulaville 949-2287. Rd . Call 446-4782. . ' 1978 VW Rabbit AM·FM stereo, good. 911 mileage , standard trans., exc. cond ., 11,995. Call 814· 266· 6273 or 614-388-9696 . ] rallSJIIIII<tiiUII 71 Autos for Sale 71 Autos for Sale 1973 Uncoln Continental. 1972 Mercury Montego. Only lntereated partleo call, priced on inopaclion. 304· 675·6130. 1968 XR7 Cougar, 19118 AMX. 304-882-3146. Autos for Sale 71 75 RNI Estate General 187e Ford LTD. exc cond, runa good, one local owner, 11,200.00. Call 304·11715• 2180, Don Waldie. 1977 Cutlaoo Salon, 360· VB, PS, PB, t2,000.00. 304·11711· 611311. Jetta for sa"le or trade. Call 81,200. Call 448· 0782. 614· 367-0106 . 74 Mustang II 4 spd .. 4 cyl .. 1982 VW Rabbif LS AC 1975 Monzo 8400. Call 1979 CorveHe, white good 1976 Monte Carlo good cond., loaded, rally wheell. 66.000 miles, $1 ,800 or condition , &10,000. Sofa, best offer. Call 614· 367· love,eat, chair, $200. Call 7260. 614· 245-5219 . 1973 Dodge Dert 340, 340 1978 Cougar XR 7 T·top. full power, 302 engine. Call cu.in . engine, na&dJ body work, cragars. Bo!le stereo after 6PM, 446-9637. system . Asking 1500orbost offer. Call '446 · 4479 . wheel, AM - FM ....,1111ut11 Arrow, ox. !!Of'l.. ......., bed cower 10 lln••·tM; U,lj)O. coli 111trl....t8()l. · '1-tO Ctowv ttk*up y. 1 4 rtjNI. Cll 446-4Q43 after 6PM . cassette , velour teats, 86,800. Cell 448·4042. 1 - - - - - -- - - stereo ,. 83 · Ford 82,000. Call 446-0361 .· FairmOnt, AC.,PS ., P8 ., elicellant con· diHoli, 2 · 3 400 miles. 86500 .' Call 949· 2933. 1971 Super Beetle cc>m· pletely redone, eXcellent mechanical body, sharp t1on. looks& verv 11 , 360. Call 614-266: 1447. Can be sean at 1 G~teway Grocery, Grown ~ '14 ton, hMvy duty, . --'• ......,t work t,....., 11,000.• Call4411· 41%7 01' 441-314, .• ~. .~ Pickup, 3\)4- . Honda 12&. Coli 814-387· 0106 ; . . 1173 Winnebago 24' Chief· 11111'. n-11reo, AC, Gan••· 77 Honda 7110 oxc. cond . tor •. 12.100 raducild to firm 1 ,00 . Call 1114· 2411· UO,IOO, Immaculate' Call 448-7011, 1171 .CJ 7 horo top. auto, PI, low mileage . Call 446· 1800 I---·-----11u Jeep ecr•~: 8 crt. 11Dt c....................... Grape Street, Gallipolis, Ohio. Will 111M fa ~~c'""'.·~ per month with omp, Call R~l Woocl (~14) ~c.ps,mMylllltiM 17960. 3«!4-273·11111. 8170. . 1t78 llawoNlri KZ860 S R, nooo.oo. Call 7t2-3076 -lnga. 1H3 luzukl RM 210 wltb · - 19110, , 877 KaW• IOirl KE 2811 Enduro 1400. lath exc. con. M~lt oall. Cal 814·112-3012. ICEPPIT j () K ., · ~\01\\ 1973 8uick 2 door, 360 V-8. 1977 Cadillac Eldoraclo. 66,000 miles . .$1996. Call 614_-992.-7462 . . PS, AM·FM radio. new battery, 1977 Cutlass S. New tires. '76 l TO ford, see Sylvia 81500. Call 614-992· Leport. Henderton, W. Va. · 2882. -:--:-:---- '73 Chryoler, 28,000 act~al 1979 Cadillac Coupe De- miles. hew tiraa, 614-4461604. ville. Dark brown exterior and interior. Very nice car. c,11 992-3283. Fiaro;li~~~~]~~[ cassette 1984 .Red am -fm- stereo; front bra; 4 new e•gle GT tires; 4 speed. 614-992.7258. 89600.00, 10,000 POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW USTING - Like new 1973 1ix60, 2 bedroom roobile home. Gas hea~ hot water tan~ carpeting only one 'year old, and equipped krtchen. Must move to your lot $5,500.00. TEAFORD 216 E. 2nd St. Phone WHJ . . . WHOLE , .. NQ.~l .COUNTJ, WHEN JOU CAN. TEll niE WHOLE WO.LD? . 'Ask Yourself ~r NEW USTING - '2 level lots and a 7rm. home in Syracuse. Bath, all utilities, near swim. pool. for only $21.500. NEW USTING - ~modem 6 rm. home in rustic hills. Big 'famiy rm. with ~re~ace, Heat-o-lator, nice carpeting, 3 BRs. 2 full baths and patio. RACINE - l'lice reduCed on this small modem like home on level ~- Offet welcomed. I bedroom. ,. This . .•. J ./I.R.Conttlructlon Co .Ru· tlond; Oh.614·742· 2903: a ..ementl. Footera, Con ~ work , Beckhoe' a, . ... ' .. 114:J. 111M Mit .. ....Can ••• -nlng. be al Co. Fair· grounde C8mpgrouncla. James Boys Water Service. Alao poolo filled . Call 814· ROIIF\' or ca1>1e tool drilling . 266 · 1141 or 814·446· Mo,t- completed aamo 11?11 or 814· 446-7911. 1173 Dodge Open Rood dar. Pump . - ond servl· molor ~~orne. 42,000 mlleo, - - '304-895·3802. Ken'• Water Service. Welle, 16,800. Call 614·21111· . . clttorno, poolo tilled . Phone 1332 or 814-216·1 ~7. Maul bulrllngo, dnigned 367-0623 or 367· 7141 and IIU~ .,, olz~. In coloro . night or day. " 1172ltllw_tr_tra11ar lchNPI 304-676-3981 . 37 ft;"' IOna. ln~;ludu Itt\ JIMS WATER SERVICE . ....... .... ..._ 16,1111. Call Jim Lonler, 304-676, Call 81 f-ZH-12'73 or 61 4· 7397. 388-HH. • . 87 . ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING c,... Faurtlr and .Pino Galllpolla, Ohio · Pho,. '614-446·3888 or 614·446-4477 . ...... IN ,R~AL ESTA:rE .SALIS IN GALLI A CO. • Question ,,... 81 Home Improvements ....- ....... - ._.... JIM'S PLUMIING 6 HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, lox 3111, Golll· polio. Call 814-367-01178. M..,._R-.61-'· Jpllll' 21 '11 In ..._.. up roof. Cll614-318-. . .7. PAIIIITifiiG. -lor and ••· 18rior, . pluse... sg. roofing, uas~~GJ laia. 20 yn. -CIII14--·HI2. 2 bedrooms 211 ACRES- large house and ~ buildings. 2 ponds, timber, free ~s. income. ninerlls. Only $95,000. ' RT. 33 - SmaU. 2 bedroom~ near Sllfes. city water. bath and cheap. Ideal for couple. POIIEIOY - Nice 3 bedroom lnme. ps furnace with WOOdbUrner and basement . $27,500. PRICE REDUCED! - Syra· cuse - Neeas work but house has a 3 room addition with garage recently added. Mam house has 6 rooms. Use for rental or remodel for your home. 50'x100' lot. $12.000.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, FIVE ACRES - 2 houses. fumaces. lui blsement baths. Jean Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992·5692 HOllE SITES - One or more acres. Riverview, T.P. water availal* on State Rl 124. 3 ROOII HOllE !Ionon~. ~I T711os lnsulition Excavetlng < • IJ• .. m1kt clstQ111 duct ·· work. We ' IPiif Fur- naces and Hell' Puftlps. GALLI A REFRIGERATION CO: 614-446-4066 . l Roe••• l•••m•nt 11612 W ISJL(IIWfL ... .... QUAlllY Quality at a price you can alford. Lovely 3 bedroom I \0 bath, brick and frame home. fully equipped IUtchen, extra large living room, a1 on nicely landscaped lot. .PriCed in t~ klw $40s. IIIEIT1 LUXUIIOIJS Country Eslata with 3 Indiana stone fireplaces. including oneil the master surte, 4BR tltal, 2\0 baths, 112 acres lllOfe or less, just slut distance from Gallipolis. This custom buift ~g homefealures nearly 3700 SQ. ft of beautifully decorated and well planned livit~J Stun~ng livingand dining areas with beautiful hardwood floors. The lovely kitchen is fully eqlipped and desipd fur altM!ience. Central heating and air. Attached garage. Includes 5 room carelaker home 11610 IIMSTIIEIIT IIICOIIE . Need a home, plus an income? Who doesn'l? We 1J11 just w1111 ycu <1eed! lovely ~m stone home .pus 10 renlal nael urils in excellent condition. Completely lumished, a1 you law to do is 1n. AppfOl. B acres and s1DCtced pond l.ocaled on a stile i·higilway.lou can own your own business. Just cal far moredtDils. - • . · REDUCED TO $59,900 • for sale or trade. 31ots in Cheshife. 7rooms. 3bedrooms, 1\0 baths, fam1~ room, dlntlll! room. nicle modern ranch scyte home with wood or coal burner. Nat ps hot water basement heltin& 5Y111m. modern stepsaver kitchen, all wood inside trim i! Olk, has 'Milia" wood frame Windows. Must~ee this nice ~rge home. Phone IIXIIy for showing. """\IIV'IJ'Ilf 446-1255 - ~ - 111M ASSUMPIIOII POSSIBlE - Brick frame fiiEh !itUited on ftll2.35 acre lot Includes 3BRs. carpet lg eat:in LOW DOWII PAYIIENT • 4 YEAR OLQIIOIIE, 5 ACIES 3 bedrooms, ranch style on 5' ICIISmGre or less. wilh llliJI1lK. 3ll acreS lilable. Bam and t1ne (3) ~ *"Ill buildin&l Some fencin* mIPid shape. Wood or coai11Dw, klclled in trlorpn Twp. Real mce liome. . 11102 441 - 1tW USIIIMI - In townlocllion, includes ~ BRs, Jwq room. lininl room. bath &basement Lots of carpet. Gas heat Priced • $29.900. Cal IDday far details. ' 447 -IIlli USTIIIG! - 3 BR lrame located on S.R. 141 lndlllll LR lildlen with dinina 1111!1. full basement This ~ iiUIIId on·S\IICIIS more riB -This one is vacant- so call · SPRING YAUEY SUBOMSIOif Vacant lois. Nicle size buildinllols with lllditles 11m. Lli size .101.8 by 171.2 8eUer get 'um noW. ' • . .1.57 ACIE$ - 7 . . Nee Jtome. Celinl lir, 11111 ' war ,syiM\. llfll! flmly 11111111, 26121.lllnle. sllinlle ~ Arm windowllnd doln. Nice for ljliliiPmenl home. See I IIIIW. WE NEED LISTINGS ,,. .._ ~ Lillllli ell:~ • !42-lin .. EXCEI,Im I.OCATIOI - Walkilg distance to c~ schools. hblem 4 bid"'ll home. 2 flmly IIJIIIfll, 2balhs. buit-111 kithen ~v,, room. lAity nxm. ~ ·nxm. warksiYJp. fruit cellar screen«Hn pm:h. ~ air, .9 acre lot v.itll prden, 1M treeS ~ ifape arbor. HOme has been well caral b'. Enq efliQenl PfRIIY tiMISHIP - 135 acre !atm. Awrol. 40 1C11S tiab1e, balana~ PISbn and woods. laree 4 bedroom hOrne. two • mac~ shec!. ~ base. ani many more llflef1ities. for more nfarrnatim Jill us a call ~. ' . . 39.40 ACRES Of VACANT I.NID - Lrn of wocdlnd. Black walll.C lreeS. Awalerflll Secluded and jl~Wate.A belutiful plaiD buid a log cabin. lllCIIId on a blactdllp fOld. Qty schools. IIICOI£COIII' Ill-ThebestbuyfarinalmePnPrtY.Twoone bednlon•lll)lllrneniS. one olfice uri down. tliat aiukl be atllid · ll*b•at. and • one bidcuu house. AI b:*l on one lot Clmntly a1 lllits for $900 a ITifllllll Low utililial and ~ £Jell Ulit has bllh lnd sepnle enlranc:e. two Ids lie IDIIIJIIHfy flmshed lf1d wilac:a11 l4lit1Y !tis Slle. Prtipllly is loc:ll8d iri town and would llllke I pel trMiStlllat rm• IIMSTIIENT Cll RENTAL ..,Poo- Owners will oonsi1er any ~ alfer. 2 sllily, 3 ~on 3rd Ave. : l!ft.larle\ OWNER WIU SELL Cll TRAPE 6.7 acres of vacant land. LDil8bid in Ceranary. Ills ~ al rlJom for build!ni Coimly waler Mllble. $15,000. ., = .... . ~=i,.-:'.!:il':=~ r, IQI1111111 otllbuldm allldln lhlt PMlll. ..-. !*I~ PIICft.lnd~ towerbeds.Mtliii llldmort 11Datled on 3.6 acntllnd wl .. for $32,000. Yw must 11111 ~ io ' 011 Of TAM'af.af - • I·= 2 AT BICEJI P1D- Tltil IQM 111UJ1 I llq! ..... bedlaat1l. lilt flnlllal. I .. llR; fR, ltldai lilt lfld ' ref.-hiar. Allo pool and c-.1! housf IJrivilells. Don delay 11 fttdnc aut mort abaul *- 1ne lllme! '* t .. =Ill. IIIVISIIIIJ PIOI'IIIY- 641 Thid Ave. Modem 2stay home cr c. ba 111111 • 2 l1f1llls. l.qt modem lltdcati, fllrmlltlitqllld ltq roam.fb bacll 3 or 4 ,IJso 1 14x70 moliltliomt In llad-ACIIIIIIIdCIIPIIfl lliilllo as 1NIIIII cr Ill fn. Qie usa call b 111011 dlllliiL 1'111111 1n u. .. Slllmbr .,, .. • ..s Ul£ OLD TillS when dollt$ 1w:1 lliiiiiL 1M new !iq - kEbeft. LR with carpet fam'ly room with fireplace. utility room, and blllt Kner Creek School District Call fur details on loan -mplion. livlll nxm. Priald law 30s. Qty ~~:boot~. ltiiiiii.W,. ..... 71,_ -17--... ·' ·-.,..,..............-... MJ,..,..__.... ....... ·-:; ;;;,o;;;.......-, .,.. ...._ - ··-·-__ ..... . ·-............. ...... _ ·-·17....... ·-"' .......... ··-" ,_ ..·-__ ··- 171-··-· ·-- 131/J'- IIT.IIST 30 YL FIID UTE IIOITGAGE ... ,_....... ,....... •••i ............. ,;•• ,........... twill .. ..., yeti .......... fot. IIEDtlaD P5.100 """' - llill's "1111111y .... htitlillllltt 111~ · n -An •Ownas oklar 1itJ11ie l•nodllled •rMlc din:llr. 4 lqr belhttml. ..... - . clitiq erMltiflllill:ltM, flmiylntii1\Ct.• <~ 1M 1 ICII! yon!. 1224 - A liDnily til lhe , _ in 1t1e ""'· Fino . t1tOil\ lnily tlllilfl . . - ""' ~·--·~ Ink IPil liltcllDlliNI, llld'IfiOnl ..... to S44,900. tllo!.l'lrtiof 1311 ' 1101£ SfAIIDI - llio42 lilsetllnt 11111 ~"" m a .-1111 in CNn Tornliip. 11111111:. nnl"* Mi11111e. Wi1 Cllll!irler Onlr SIQOIIO til 11 ~ IIIL We oorly W.. lia 161 "-" ~· Cll the V.A. Pnptrty •nagm At Uti-3663 . •• M1tW•- 11 ..... .... - IIOOEM 3 BEOROOI RMCH - - Famiy rOOm. large kithen _ _ --- - ·- ----- -------...... -·47---..... . ·.Q--.,_,__ ....... ..... ......... .. ... -·----.......... ............. ·-·..... .·- ---... _ 74--71_. . -77------· - l' '••" SUNDAY PUZZLER 3 bedrooms, 2 lull balhs. formal living room and di!liMi room. Woodbum1ng fireplace.' 1.590 acres inore or less. Slclage building. City schools. Priced in the 50s. . REDUcED TO $31.000 & nei!ds an immediate sale. Located at . 74 Cedar St, !tis ltorn8.ofll!ls 3 BRs. LR, DR,IIithen,l\1 baths. faniiy nun wilh w~Jka!H fireplacil, and lois of closels and stmge space. The outside otrers a fenced in yard, and iafBe outbulllnll!- ·Call446-0552 Anytime Beth Null 245-9507 SIM .....,.,_ . . fvm'.,ud. Free aldm:&IW. Cllcoloct , ..14-2370418, 9 a.m . to I p.m. • .: --~ ,· BrOker-Aa~tioneer J Eloclncol linn1' .- · Call ·4:o\~15 . or 44 tic - . '' .JHIIT MITAI. WOIK ,..._, LORI ;wfwaacn · BIIICK HOllE - FUU IIASEIIEIIT ,. lin nor Hollin& & Air Coodi·; BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING Unca 1 liM ael IHalkne ..,.. ~ REDUCED -A tmdem home 1.00; of patios and deck area. lt·<~rlqu. rtcrs 'R-•*IL· • ·zr bcavating, .baoe· --~--·tor HOIISinq ..,.GK££ ·Services - · S 1 I .... o.FREU.fl· ....... R rn'la ,.... Gene s-. H2-6301. . I"'\ll ·B~siness 871·6420.. Ucenaad ·and _ 83 · 1 GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. Jo Hill ............... 985·4466 . TRISTATE . ' UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Ave .• Gallipolia. 614· 446· 7833 or 61 "·448· 1833. .RUSS AND MAX EWOTT CO. .· tarotro. - -landecaplng. drlwwovw. ooptlc Coli onytlmo · 6U-448· 4637, Jamoo L• Davloon, Jr. 11615 ' Jr. ................ 992-6191 liy WliMs, for $42,5011 or will ' Upholstery 8HULAW'8 Plumbing and -II· 211 8ltnll St., Point -nt. W. \Ia. 304· ........ 1 0 - - 1.... PH. OFFICE 446-7699 Plus bathfllOm and basement. forCed ~r furnace. Insulated. front porch..Storage bllildon~ Nice level yanf and clean. All of th~ fur ONLY ~15,000. Phone today. · PRICE REDUCED! - Loll& Boltom - Aneat 3 bedroom ranch .wth spacious f~mily room, kitchen wrth built-ill, range and oven unrts. separate d1mng area. Gas I.a. heat plus woodbumer, 2 cat garage, approx. I acre wrth garden space and outbuikln~ Many other features. $35,500.00. Obi. bnck .each. Rented. PriCed to sell. • ro~ Y-dav';I.._:GRIME FAINT Gl.DOeiY DRUDGE . Tfte COifM l,-o dKidod IO IWIIN becauaa' • hi couldn't lttncl 111.. ..:. • . TI1E DAILY "GRIND" *Willis T. Lndinlltlm. Rtlllor, Pl1. Ha111 446-9539 •Ed Evons, Rioltor, Ph. Home 4-46-0US · NEW USTfNG - Dutch Town Road - Cule and cozy starter home. large living room, 2 bedrooms, 1\0 baths, beautiful oak krtchen cabinels, and patiO. One acre lot. $17,000.0(!. ' PRICE REDUCED! - Long Bottom - Owner needs to sell so will give .vou a ~rgain price plus a umque iving experi· ence! Anew eight skied home wrth cedar and redwood ext~ rior, 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, central fireplace, full basement bam. and approximalely 9 acres. Wrap around deck. $39,900.00. 1-(614)-992-3325 - ...._ .. _llliriiO hr t.wr~-:r.:.: ~ ~ 1-::-71:--:-Arlit·-=------~~-tr1W1 t,.Hor. ..., •....._. c.......... Prilt~-'-:( II ]THE( I I Xl ot~~-PIU: c-.,.,. ca11Unco1n 614-ZM· WHAT A DEAL $24,900 < 7 ROlli HOllE Come see fur yourself Cozy 6 One floor plan, 3 bedrooms. no rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms. upkeep while alum. sidift8, rang!!. dishwas~r . storage Blift·in cabinels, FA fumlce. bu~ding and 2-ca~ carport Nice carpetinc, Wei hejt ~yger Creek School. large level property eide and Olt lot. 14'~ blod< garage. Concr!.le ' 1#552 drive. Chain link fenced in IM!I yard. Insulated wal~ · and ceiling Phone today. E.Malo•Wtlll Real Estate Genarlll ~ _ t25 IURD!!TTE CAMPER IAI.U • IERVICE. Open dally I to 8:30, 8ot. 1 to 4, Cloaad Sunday. U.S. Rt. 10, Coolville , Oh 814·687· 33 1 1 ' '71 Mustang, 361 Cleveland engine. auto on floor, good cond. 11.600.00. 304-675· 7376. - ew:c.v1ting. hour. Coli U6· 9638 . Doz" • Oitcher, Dump 1ruck1. & weter-gei-Hwereloctrlcal linea. ~ "1 1980 Ford Muaiang, low mileage. clean. good cond. 304-675-1698 or 676· 2714. · Dozer. worlc. ground cleor· lng, ' miles. • POE,..,T DO. Wiseman Real Estate Agellcy·-- ~MB'~ P~. PB, radio. good tires. runs good.Call 985-4346. .......... Dltchtl. pon'do, ..,.do. land claarlftiJ. etc . Call Motor Cor _a_r'r" '"';...'_·4_4_e_·6_ll_9_2_._ _ 1 Hom.. WHAT HI WHO L.AU&H51.A5T OFTEN Honda X~IIOOSl:nduro. Like '711 V.W. vtn, hpMCI, good new . . 1,800 milea. mod. Priced to · ooll. 304· ti,2.0Q . OO . · 304·675· 171-11110.'. . ' . . 1411. .. ' 1-:-::-=------ starter, eJtc cond, must sell. 614-446-1015. IIIODLEPORT apt$. 2 yrs. old, • crete Rael Estate General tion. Wllltakeparitaltrodeof Chevy 4x4 or Blazer. Call 614-949-2181 . Coli 446· 7019. ~wto, * 2 ~or •14·3~1-IBH. molasses blender. ill&Jidient bins 1o si!PPIY crimper IIIII cneker. all wirilll! up. to dl1e; lafal warehoast fa s11n11 irittt 2 double docls; .equipment rUdy to optlllt. LOCIIId 11 4th 1 984 Monte Cilrlo SS. blue. Fully equipped, new condi~ 19 81 C hryl1er Cordoba loaded, 86, 200. Call altar BPM 614-266· 1489. 1981 Chevatte, Excavating 5324 . Ctty, wagon, no rust, loaded ·new ti.r es, low milage. $6~800. --···t7. ' .,., .... ..... therp 00.'" Call 114-ZI.; FOR OR SALE Aero-BUsiness willl easy acass fa lqt hc:b. Sufficient scales IIIII dump fa 111loldi~ sheller 1nd ~ equ;pmlirt for all IJiins; JJ,OOO bu. paill siOillll; pill drilr wilh stOillll lll~k; dum_ p for &!incline, shlllinc llld mixq; 100 HP 11101or fa annder With 30 HP blower, 5 ton mix.- and 1y, ton mixer; condi·l--:--------11~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~· ~~ 1979 Chevrolet Chevette 1980 Buick 'Fla. station· -4•--·· newtlrM, 11.100. CaH U6· 701 8. . ' I·IO Chivy Pickup 71<\ft, lied. 31,00Dmllu, 3ti standard, air. FM, clean, no rust, S2100. 1irm. Call992· Improvements Sur'*l D8 181, 12110. Call 614-311-trn. rebuilt molar, lfMomlllion new battery, S360 and 94 PS, PB, automatic, su~roof: 1978 T· bird ·PS, PB. air, lilt I I (- I. ·I 1176 Foret Mldoo van, • - 1976. Ford LTO gopd c~nd . , Motor~ for Sele 83 Home Tolevie""' Service, 1 871 17 II. Man;ule bOOt, RON'S In Zenith and Spaclollzlng witll 1110 HP M•cury moIW....tnt U.IOO. Coll814· Motorola. Quonr, arid house coHo. Cal 304·678· .241·1267. 2398 or 614-446-24.54. 11 fl. Starcraft, 86 HP ~tlrCUfY motor eftd tr1iler, Fetty Trn Trimming, ttump oxc:, cond. ·-.1100. 304· romov1l . Call 304-1176 · 1331 . 878-3171'. 1 " '77 Foret van 6 cyl ., llt.lndord ohlft Call .448· 3243-. . -=-~----~-­ 81 Boats end D-7 Dozer Work by i"ed Henn1. TOP CASH paid for late model used ca,.,' Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1811 East· ern Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 614-446-2282. 1975 B~lck Pork Ave. Good cond., loaded, 81250. m~st aell . 446-8067. ~ge The Sunday.Times-Sentinel W.Va. Mtco...-~ • • illlllll!l: ...... ,~ ' -· 117T.-, .Ciartwlr. . . .. . S7 w ... 41? t ... ...,. ..., t.,.... .... ,,,......,. ,,. ...... 114QI . . . ,,._ 117,__. , UIP ... DQutt . . . . ,. ......... ~ tit . . . . . . . . .,..... .......... ,._ 1tPIM....... 7'1 . . . . . .. ... 151 ~tor dlllnD 1511 S• Pl'llll-.enclng 111NOMOII . . . ,., """-IIS~.abr. 117- , �Pome.oy Middleport-GaUipolis, The Sunday Ti,rnes-Sentinel Sept.mber 2, 1914 Ohi~nt Pleo10nt, W.Va. EIGS Tl E C:E TER . •. ~ * .. COME. REPLICA OF .... HO~E 8 -- __ ..__ . _ A Guide to local ., Televi8lC)Il p~ing , September-2 thrU September 1 DSEE THE OODYEAR BLIMP · OVER.THE . . DIN8 . I ..... --..-~·-"'-+ ~------ ' ·. • I' . .lueings .. ·Private Ey~ .. Pa_ge .7 Everyone likes a friend who can give good advice, . probably save you some money, and ,help you and your family in many ways, . That's why the people in our Trust Division at Ohio Valley Bank are so ~ell liked . They can • .do·all these things and more. . . Everybody's needs are different. but basically, there are three ways , in which. our Trust Division can help you and your family: (1) MONEY MANAGEMENT ' . Starting right now, w,e can · help you rpanage your money by: preserving it: protecting it: minimizing taxes . on · it: seeing that it brings you a good return: and, ·by exploring investment opportunities not available to you as an individual. . ' .. . (3) FAMILY GUIDANCE Once an estate is settled, .we don't stop there though. Qft~n. the proceeds from the insurance. property and investments total.more than was initially expected. Therefore , with the proper management your family's future would be relatively secure. Our Trust'Divis~on can provide the kind ofguidance that a family would be in need of in this type ofsit~;~ation to ensure their security . · · · Of course. all of th'iS is not lree. But you'd be sur· prised at how inexpensive it is. and' it usually does more than just pay for· itself with the savings It provides. To , many, t'he "peace of mind" alone is a bargain at any price . . Again, everybody's different. And our Trust Division can help in many different ways . • . Our Trust Officers will be pleased to give you all the , details. Give one of them a call. Between them they have 62 years of experience in good banking. four ~";:~:::: t ~· OllioVciJie · The source for . Bank fln~nciYma~agem~nt Member FDIC ~ m Ill (I) ·s••• m •• (2) ·SETTLE YOUR ESTATE We have the capability to ·handle all details involved' in s~ttling estate and inheritance taxes. Our Trust Division will work directly with your lawyer to see that you are properly prepared in order to maximize your family's i"heritance and .minimize the government's share. . ••• ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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