http://66.213.69.5/files/original/25ac3eb7d7030d01e2a9b18df2f97a75.pdf 47523c697cc8e46f0a243112af6d0b8e PDF Text Text ·- Pomeaoy..-Middleport, Ohio ' an-est; 'nllr1y-one cases were concluded . costs tor reslltlnc ftve days . Wl!l)leodaybyMelpCoontyCourt lnjallandOOIIs,iJbetnlct:IDacM!d•l Gilbert ol Urbana; a canpanlon. Judie P1!t!1Ck O'Brien. IIJslness· IIIII cosl8 for dlaorderly ., GladYs Adklna of'lbomvUJe; and 12 Forf!!ltlng bond.• $9), werespeeding; Howard . coiDlct:' PaJnel8 • Funeral SI!IV!ces for John A. grandcbllclren and 11 great· · Lockhart, CooMIIe, Co.olville, tlO ·llld COlts.Mlllhone, hlnllna l.flUIIIell, 76, 'lbomvllle, fonnerly of grandchUdren. Lisa Gently, Ravenswood, W.Va., wltllout reprd to other 'trafllc; Besides his parents, he was $45, llshlng without a nm-resldl;tt !!Dbert Melton, Mlddlf!port. $10 llld Meigs County, who died Wedneeday nlg!Jt at his residence, wDI be held at prooededbldeathbyhlswtfe,Nettle llcense; Dav!'d Rexroad, Raiii!IIS-. costs, fi!JIIIIaa a slop lll&n' Paul 0. 3 p.m. Satl!rday In Ewing F'uJ1I!I'Ili Slnlth Hunqell In 1959, . three wood, w~va U5. tlslllngwttbouta ' Smith, ·Vinton, $25 COiti, Heme. · brothers, andoneslster. non·res~=; ~eFe~ overload: James Ne.Yell, Chester; ·The Rev. RlchardRotbemlch wUl sat, In Me~ County, he was the . , . ·a ., t l,. . S21 and ·costs, speed1na; 'David otflclate at tbe tuOOrai services'and failure to display vaUd registration< fisher, Mlddleprt. $7!1 and costs, ' SOD of the late Robert · and Dora bu!ial wUl be In BeeciJ Grove on tractor; Vaughn Sauters. Pane- ten days In jall .and s1x months Hl18tll Hlllll!ell. He is survived by three sons and Cemetely. F'rleDcl.l may call at tbe roy, .., $!11, Frazier probatlon.wltbelptdayscttbejall __speediDg; , WV Taylilr .,. ---tlnno funeral from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. J 4uahters-lJI.Iaw, Carl E . and r., ...,...,.a, · a.,·. .,..._, SB;!Ience Sliljleiided, operatlnc a ~Hunnell of Colwnbus, Jolm Annabelle Thanas. Middleport, $0, meter vehicle wblle under IAIIpl!ll· ' E.andEdnaHUIUlell(\fRaclne,and , M~ speeding; Dalton Gl'I:JV!!r, Pome- s1on and being tnvolv~ In an Donald L. and Frankie Hunnel of roy, $45, dlsanlerly conduct; Gary accident; LorettaBatt,'Racllle,SZ Pmnemy; a dauahter, Shirley L. Addltlooal survivors of Mabel M. Riel, Par~. W.Va., $1), and costs, IIS8IU'E!d clear distance; Ydmg of Riverside, Callf.; a Kesterson, 77, ofRulland, whpdled dl.sorderlyCOIIduct; Michael Vance, Mark Hak!y, Middleport, s:DI 'lfother and sister-In-law, Robert Wednelday In Veterans Menxrlal Cheshire, $477, overload; John costs,OOdayslnjallandtwoYears .~Martha HU!Ulell of Middleport; Hospital, are five great· Drttt, ColurnWB, Ind.. speed• license SII!/I)EIIIIon. DWI: SlOO and · -~two sisters and bnltiJers.ln·law, gnindchlldren. ~ was also prelng; alk1 Wllllam Bam1tz, Clltton, costsandlldaystnjaU,nodrlver's Margaret and Chester Hutton of ceded in ~th by a grandson, Alva W.Va., $45, faUure to dlspla~ vaUd llcerise; Dennis Mci<tnney, Ru· 'P,iln~e~oy, and Betty and Wyatt Jolm Hellmann. lllghway use tax sticker .for semi· · · !land, $21!0 and costs, tl)rel! days tn truck. jall and 00 day license 'suspensjon Hearings Included Georgia She- (with optiln to attend. Jmdential pard, Cin'ord, fined S23 and trea!rnf1ntsclmland$ll!Ootllneand costs, speeding; AUsOO Gaddis, three days jall Suspended); costs .. Peggy Jay · Cremeans of velllcle and knocking It Into tbe rear Ccllumbus, $21 and costs. speeding; only toc left rt · center; Paul - ~were treated for minor of a vehicle drivEn by Ruby Cllilrles Sargent, CoolvUle, SlO and - Hotrman. Pomeroy, . costs oaly, lnj!!J'lesandreleasedtnmVeterans McDennltt, Letart, W.Va. costs, fallure to yield right .c t way; allowtJJg cattle or swine to run at \'Af!!l10r1al HoSpital '1'11ur$day atterDiunage totbe Cremeans' vehicle Kenny M!lyes, ~. 30 day large on unenclosed land; Bernard IIOIBI after being taken there by tbe was Usted as heavy, McDennltt as laD sentence with 15 ®ys sus· Caruthers, liJ.day, JaD sentence, t'OOitrOY emergency squad follow. light, and Johnaon as moderate. ~.one year's probation and . . . . lilg a three car accident on West At 2:37 a.m. today, John J. Main Street In Pumeroy. Thompsm, 3l, Lincoln HID, Pome(ContlnuedtrornPagel)' ·,Madeline R. Johnson, Pomeroy, roy, sQ'UekautlUtypoleandcetnent was cited by Pomeroy pollee on a post on West Main Street. with 119 for Colwnbus. whue Bush praised Hlghway 1s that It was a blpartisa!l · charge of assured clear distance as damage tn either struct)lres. There _ that project as vital -tor Franklin solution,'' he ·said. "Part of our a result of the acicldent. was moderate damage to _his car. County, It mustrated how current succes8, even though It took 13 • PoUce repol'!ed ihat Johnson Heavy tog created a YlslbWty spending and construction 1s cur- years, was that we werespeaklng as failed to stop In a Une of trafflc, problem, thedrlveri'I!POrted. rentty directed lowarjl 'lntersta1e, areglon, andxeinesentlnganeDure striking the rear of the Cremeans . ' John . A. Hunnell s. and .. · ·!b'n ,I Mabel ' ~. one year' a probation and costa, bltettei,....e with clllld CUif()4y; Gl'e( Shfjets, Hem100k Gniye, tor dl8cl'derly rondnct;costs' lll only day jall sentelllle, S\Jillll!ilded, one year's prolilltlon' 1\11() costa, dtsonlerly <.'OIOict; sz and costa,dltloldelly~ MarJorie Rood, Reedsville, $250 ~costs, Hcehse suapendecl, dr months probation and teo days bl JaD, DWI; .John Fishel', Nel8ouvllle, SlOO·and Arlene Roach. PortlaDd. rwo injured in f3-car·accident acddent, David Parsons taken to Veterans Memorial; at 6: 32 p.m. Tuppers Plains 'io Reedsvllle for ~ Reed, taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va.; at 9:44p.m. Rutland to Wells Road for Jeanette West. · taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Two local accidents probed . W. cmunon theme In a1Jletters, Bush said, was that a good hlgbway system wDI economlcally enhance tmse business. QuotlngtromastiJdyconductedof businessmen who depend on U.S. 33 from Lancaster tn Pomeroy as a major route, Bush said a majority felt more~ 1D open markets In other parts of tbe state wwld be an , ald. lead to plant expansion and provide up to ZKl addltlonal jobs. ''It lllldei'scores tbe tlndlngs of studies that have been done for tbe past 3l years," Bush said "Moat of · the growth wDI come from 1J1e smaller employers and tbe 4Dtlng I , employers." · Bush praised the statewide economic .development plan being -prepilredbytbe?Cadmlnlstra· tloll, but feels It's because It treats the entire ·w, lgnortilg problems unique to !IOUiheastem Ohio. "Our need at this point Is to make sure that In this plan, complellngour l!lghWay systemlsa~tal he said. "It's putting ,..,_. •• IWl (UIII'JJiployed) people back to work ln17 counties. All theclevelot:mentaJ plans In tbe world are not going tn help us without a highway system." . :\WS lmBusbportan~ ~clng- ~-~ 'lbunday afternoon after llstenlng tntlnalargumentsbyattorneysfor "lllllnkwhatwelearnedfromour both sides and recelvlng lnstruc· campaign for tbe ApPalachian !Ions from Judge Wllllam Rowland. • . Defense attorney Ron Deveau called the case against ,Marks c. largely circumstantial and lnsutfl. .• clent to convict 111m. . , · Admitted - Russell Cline, RaDevoe maintained _that .Cecil cine; Barbara Bolln, Middleport; Russell Jr., who like Marks ts .from Lester · Stewart, Cheshire; Clrol Glouster, fatally shot Shawn Myers Rose, Ractne. . and !Ired a shot at WWiam Knapp .Dlscbargea - Kathy Robinson, last Dec.lB. Kelly Roush. Allee Dean, Bertha ;rers ;~tery >C!.EVELAND Griffin. lain. St. · 992-6036 ; The ;wtnnlng number drawn 'Iburaday ~ In the Ohio Lottery's dally ~· '"nle Number," was 673. . .ill tbe "Pick 4" game, played MOnday through Frklay, tbe win· . 'ld!IK number was (1;91.' · 7 ' (AP> - I ~ ... -· Pomeroy, OH. ' Yo!. It No. 25 ·' SPICIAL HOMEGROWN HOMEGROWN TOMATOES . 2 LB. 5 LB. 50 SWEET -Page A-5- ANAS· .5LBS. 99~ HOMEGROWN 0, I.AIIBY EWING 1111111 '1\! ll GALLIPOLIS- The local leader of a drive to DJ'Klll!lze Calllpr~ls citY workers has jdned otlJerJ lnvolved In the public-emplOyee. ~ berpln· Jng movement wbo are critical of .the State .EmpiCJYlll!'llt Relations Board (SERB).- · . · • Fl(Jyd Wrlllbt- who' Is serving as tefnPOrary president of tbe American 'Federation of State, 'County and Munlc~ Erriploy,ees; Organlzlne drive fdr city worllers - sal4 Friday workers have be<Mine -"~ted" by SERB's continuing deij!y In certifying a local "collectivl!llargalnlng Wilt... OnApr111-tbefirstdaythestate'slll!wbargalnlng law went lrito 'eftect- AFscME tiled ptt!jlhtS on behalf of employees at ldne dlfferl!nt W'Clltl:' places, 'I .. CANTALOUPES FRESH PEACHES WATERMELONS Prices £t)t1d while supply lists. . SAVE St1r fned with vecetables over rice. Vegetable Fettucini · Cho1ce of-Rossi's Plain or Spinach Pasta and Antipasta Salad Tenderloin Steak · In 1 Burgundy Wine Sauce ' $750 · MlddleporJ · Pomeroy Gallipolis Paint PleasGnt· . SUnday, sa:ne lncllldlng Gampou.. . To date, Wrlllbt aald, ''SERB has not acted at lill." · ''We'W!beenlnllmbowalttngtoheartrmtSERBi' he added, "no one expected tbe PI"'*" to 'take this lmg. •• · The union Ia seeking to n,P..eaenta bargaining unit of approximately 40.ot the city's "blue collar" and cler1calworkers . Bylaw,~muatflnt~ !hat tbe propoaed 1U11t Is "~'('Iilii(' tiien, -' schedJ,!le an election. l' ~·"' · _,/ Because ct the state. ~y. Wright.has tdked the city - liS allowed Wider tbe new law - IQ to·a "consent election... .. .. "The· COIIIellt $ctlon option Is a:. ~ and . f!IS!erway to lmplemi!Dt theelectlpp"pnw:m, rather than a SERB«derid ~ and,'el r ~" Wrlllbt 'Corps will not act,·o n . .'610.* Wbne tlie consent election does not meal! tbe city approves llf unlonlzatlon, . or grants voluntacy recognlllon, It 'doel require an agreement as to. tbe makeup of the bargaining \llllt, qty Manager-Chris Morris saldhisresponseto tbe ~co~teleetlon was tha,t tbecltywoukl_be agreeable, "uponronditlona." · Wblle both Morrls and Wrlglit were hesitant to publlclydlscusstbeexactnatureoftlxlseconditiOns,lt Is kniMm tbe city has questioned the apprqlr1ateness of Including sane of Its workers - In partlcular, the clerlcal Wlll'kers - In tbe propcl6ed bargaining unit. n.er.alllpoiJs.basedpetltlon.asksforapprovalofa b8rgalnlng grrup composed of·." ... aU non·unlfonned empk!yees Df tbe clty... lncludlng service 8nd O.J. White -I - stecrtns. - million,- - brllca, -·IO!Jc ...... ~ 1610- - ' llaill . • Speclol v - Pe<k.lsc whldl lnctuda: Tinted Wide~-· I~ end dccklld ~· • U!Jht SIOUP • Duel electric "*""' • remote control NNFM stereo rodlo · With ~ Flngcrt!p !Peed control Tl~ stcertns wheel • -rvol wlndohleld wtpc, • ~ IICCall !P'OUP • Elccb<Mik dl;tol dodt • 6-wwiy- drtwer'l SCI! I - ,WilldGW4 0 lodt !P'OUP 0 ~ rood wheels I Elco:trlo: re« window del\ • r. 1 c:.....-...on~lrl dUIIts"IIOCIIIotW'/,not forONIIr. 1111•11 --2111 .• .. n.ooDINO PllllN,... - ·'lbe .,_ . - . ollbe Gs'lpoa. ...., Ttl flam Alii· -. n, a11we, det•• tile lla ••1 llu!l waecl a lbe O.J; Wlllte . Road lll'el!nearG....,..IuluwmcheaYyl'lllill-'f !· area) would Deed tn be replliced ' wtih a larger culvert. County ofllclall say they have trted tn get !he state to dQ sometblng about replacing tbe 4;Ulvert In tbe past; bit with tittle success, lbe Corps also ,recommended residents In the area tloQd proof their homes ''by tbe raising In Plaa\ of s~ having tbelr main~ emplOyees, sldUed trade employ~· , 'clerical employees and technical employees... " · "Sincewehavetakenexcepllontpcertalnaspeeis . of tbe bargalnlng unit," Morris sald, "SERB maSt hold a hearing to de~ Ifthe unit Is £1Pi*opilate. '' "Right now everybOdy Is waiting onSERB. ..walt,lng to see what happens,'' Morris concluded , •· Acrosstbestate,publlcemplqyeesrilllledSatunla)'' In Colunlbus to push SERB tn quicken iiiJplementatlon of the new bargaining law. . , Arthur Evans, director of tbe Canmunlca~, Worllers of Amerlca·CowK!ll of PubUc Workers, earlier tbl$ week the event was designed .: demonstrate fl;ustratlons over what he teinlea "foot-dragging" by SERB. ~:::· the: said: !0; · ; ::: 'Lotto fever' hits _.....;_; ·~allia, Mei~ area >=· . . By KEVIN KELLY 'l'lmi!B s ...;d Stllfl GAUJPOLJS - For $1, yru get two sets of numbers· and a certain amount Of odds at winning the m!lltl-mDilon dollar Ohio Lotto jackpot. And t1Kl9e odds looked !*nty attractive to many people In the trl-county area tbl$ weekend as "Lotto fever" took bold. · The jackpot w45 estimated at Sl2 mWion before Saturday's drawing, • as no wlnoel'll had.,Jie'eo 1ia(t been declared In last week'$ drawing•. And a5 time for the drawing came near, b1s1ness at Lotto ticket outlets In GaUia and Meigs counties was Cll-the .... I I ol AI!I.Jt. 'lbe oediNI ofSpt ..cfleld Towllllll!lp ai8D devft'lleW by lllll!lto lllxoAIII 00 lub' J!, IJ'l6. I • ' nrst noor ' flOOds since 1976 In lying below tbe · elevation of the 100-year fre. · quency event." Flood Insurance was another altemlltlve rtemllllCIIded by the Corps. "Altbough It IS not a solution to tbe basic flooding problem, It provides a means of monetary recovery lndlvJdu. als affected by Ooodlng " , There haW! been four major tbli area, causing at least $L5 mUllon In damage. Two 1976 floods. within ten days caUS!d nwnerous tiootled basements, s!gnlflcailt ptoperty damage, damages to crops, to structures and grounds at tbe county falrgmmds, the washing rut of tbe fatrgroonds bridge and two street cave-Ins In Gallipolis. ror beetle. "It's been 11t least 15 peqlle deep .all day... saki Brian &nlth, manager at' Fruth's Pharmacy, 364 Jackson Pike, iate Friday afternoon. "It'll be that way.until tomorrow." BnsJness was allio brisk at Last ChanceCanyoot, 99PlneSt:;where LOri'O FEVER - . A IDe owner Gwen Carter said sales were JX'"t!Peell~ LoUD W buyers ''real steady" on Friday. And Sonny .-es lbrough an aisle at Gloeckner, owner of Gloeclmer's Fruth's Phannacy near Galllpt). Restaurant, 110 E. Main St., Us Salurday momlq. Area Ptwneroy, saldsales were "great. . LCJUo llcket outleUi ~ ."It keEps a man busy," he said. brisk btwl ,.. as the drawing fer Gloeckner had a Lotto machine the niDIIon lAltto Jackpot Installed In hls business Friday, drew near. maldng It tbe lhlnl Lottoootlettn tbe Melgsarea. · shot. Roughly3lpeoplewa1tedlnUneat "Just tak4i' a chance," expWned Fruth's Friday afternoon. The one customer who declined to gmeralfeellngamongtlcketblyers Identify himself. "Never know, you (Continued on page A·S) was that the Jackpot was W,9rth a .12 ---I .Jo~nston's lawyers ·seek new trial for convict~d mur~erer 1914 niodtl)lll•· ' ' ' LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -A~ for convtcted idUer DaleN. Johnsloll ~a memorandum· here Friday aeekln& a DCW trial b' tbelr client; cumntty facing det!th for thli 1!1112 mutllatkln slaylngs of his stepdaughter and her fiance. In . the merno1'811dum. tuec1 In Hocking County •Common Pleas Coor!. Columbus attorneys Robert Suhr and Tim Tyack say tbe teen-age victims, 'AnDette COoper and Todd Schliltz, "were about to reveal certain lntortllatlon about a group ct people" the day they disappeBred I!HJ'Iy two years 11110Johnllm, !!0, waa ~ last Jan. 28 and sentenced to die lri tbe elecbic chair for the murders ol tbe two teen-qers on Oct. 4 or 5, 1982. He has maintained lila liiJiooence slnoe Ills conviction. SUhr's memorandum Is baaed on an atfldavit s(jpled by a New Lexington, Ohio. WOOWJ he lilenttnes only as Betty Doe.. Miss Cooper, l8, and Schultz, 19, disappeared here . tbe, eYenlng of Oct 4, 1982. Ten day$ later, searchers found their IIll'llalln the Hocking River. Other body parts were found two days later burled In a nearby I.U Jilleld. In tbejdlldiavtt, ~Doesaldscmeoaeknockedon ~~~~~~~~~---.-~~~~ her apartment door about 2: ll a.m . on Oct, 2. Shedld not ~ the door but looked through a peephole ani! saw two peq:~le 'f~ tit descrlptilns of Cooper and Schultz. . . About 4: 3lli.m . on Oct. 4, Betty Doe said, she heard another knock and thoUght ber daughter was there. Betty Doe ~ed the door, 8nd a girl said, "HI. My name's J\Mle ... and tbl$ Is my frlmd, Todd." Betty Doe said tbe couple was !Qo!Png for a neighbor, Joyce Gleason, who Is a counselOr for .the Percy County Drug and Alcoml Abuse Agmcy. As the couple . pn!I)III'I!d to. leaVe, Miss Doe said, she ByTEIUlSA MELCHER '11anea Sentinel &all · POMEROY - ErosiOn along the Ohio River · tontlnues tn he a problellJ. But, according tn tbe lii8.)'0r'S of 'Middleport and Ponte- • roy, tbe chances ot anything being ckmeaboutltareootgood. Most of the problems are caused by tbe eomblnation of high water. andheavybargetratflcduring,sald lrlsBakerofSyracuae.Shehaslived almgtberlvertor!lyears. · In that time, Baker laid she and $1150 ENTERTAINMENT RESTAURANT: ARMAND 6:30-10:00 BAND WATCH FOR NEW HAPPENINGS AT herl!usbandhavelost20f~ofthelr See your.forcl ialerdurlnl property. ·"'t's tbe ral8e In the water level, (Caused by,the dam System)," she cOitDIEirted: "Then tbe boats mme atmg.... When tbe water'sbl&bllwhenlttsreallybad," · . PORD'I4 . · CIIALLIMGI- ·OJariea> s11e tllllltlnlled; · . The U.S. Corps , of ·Engineers clalln tbe probli!m Is not caUS!d by • ~ ' l heard Schultz ask Cooper wbet:her. "we're doing the right thing... Acrordlng tn tbe affidavit, ~ answered, u1 know \lie are:• ~ · Miss Doe said tbe couple mentioned Johnston, ~ Miss Cooper said, "Oh, he'll be mad as a raging bull . . U he doesn't do anything ·tn (lllin or them), he'll probabiy go to tbe pollee- at least he'll report It tn the . poUce. U nobody else believes us, I know he'll ~P us." Suhr claims tbe conversation reconled In Miss Doe's affidavit lndlcates tbe two teen-agers planned to tell someone about some Information they had. Ohio River ·erosion remains a problem . .sg5o our Drive.:Thru in the all~ behlitd beer, wine, ice and the Best said. ' !Iii! benefits would ou~lgh tbe costs," Jim Everman, chief of floof plain . ~ speclll\ lltudles tor tbe Hwrtlngtoli Branch of the Corps said. Everman Sll,kl the Corps ooked at possibly cleaning OJi . 8llarglng tbe stream, whlcl) • tlowlalongO.J. White ROad and Into Chickamauga Creek. How· l'W'!', Everman said, "HYiewere In do anytblng, tbe costs would ha~·tG be absortled by the local residents 'or tbe county/' · In .the Corps' study of the pf9blem, they say It appears that tbe present culvert (located ·at the downstream llmlts of the In eddl!lotl to lite standlrcl 3.8l V-6 engine, '·- 10 Secdono. 80 Pogoo 110 Cenll A Multimedia Inc. N - I'"' JulY 29, 1984 area Dooding · measures · where • 1ltccf on "10M P'eCtf'll f'i'lllll* mlnUI'tttwcr"• lt:tolil dlhtrlh B~y .Scallops Supreme I By JOHN FRD!D~ · 'DaF I ll lllnell!adl . . . GALLIPOLIS- It appears as It the Ooodlng problem along O.J. White, Road ls back In tbe L!~"'"" of colinty Ottlp~. . ~ , O:S. ~ CIJril <II . 'Englneei's told CINnty otflclals last week that It · was not konomlcalJy teasn»e tor tbe Federal government to become involVed 1n the problem. ·"We could not Identify any end l.ockl 1 5 Speed MlnUII Trllllmisslon • A/6 CCModlti<Milo" • Bumper G - • 1.1;11 Group I Arrnrat • C - •IWIFM St&n:o Radio • Spud ContrCI! • Tilt Slceq Wheel • lllumOtotcd Vonity Mirror1 1 Premium Sound SYMCm .< ' flood.zone Options lnoiUdc, • Tlnlcd Gtou • Power Steering ()0 · SPECIAL • Q .. City unioniZation drive awaits SER~ ac~io.n ·~. SPECIAL · -~ · CHEF'S I Qppia~Wl~,. The LaSalle Takes Pleasure In Announcing Yancy Roush As . CHEF n ...... , fc1ra•at Ohio weather: chance of showers today tnttS ' ONN9-9MQNDAY-SATURDAY,SUNOAY 12... Veterans Memqn"al ; =~ro::~~:n~ • die time the robbery occurred. : ,.''I want Earl ou~ of IllY We,'' : Humphreys said she told EslockEI'. ! lleJociker also told tbe jury HliJnpl!· had not received a su~ to • ; appear bl.court until she arrived In I Athens from Cincinnati. ' """' decisions ~n the region's projects, =am~~ called a "people Thejury~beratedfortworours ' ' O:Iiihlscillslngstatements, Warren tOld: . the l!JI'Y. "'111lnk Ot li!Credlble colnctdences. ...Not Just Col)lcldenctlj, that's circumstantial ~ce. " he argued. . .:In other testlmoey Thursday, Ingels' ex-wife testified. ' , Vlckle Humphreys of Hamilton COOhty, Oblo, said Ingels spent _substantial amounts of money on liei' and their son for Christmas presents aflertberobbe!ybccurred. , She sald Ingels bought a computer ' for her son. Although she did not ;examine the gift closely before she ' returned It to Ingels, Humphreys : ettlinated the computer had cost : n.tm to $1,500. · • :!ngels testlft'ed he pald$100forthe . gift. ; J~wnphreys also testified she ~ beUeved Ingels' motberwouldllefor , . . r_• .. , rum. , J ngels claimed he was at heme I '• I . ssue," anivoo. . ' an heavy damage to llls car tbe patro) said. .. . Officers said Tammy A.' WeUs.l7, Long Bottool, was northbound on Ohio 7 ·whell she turned right onto County Road 46.and lost control of her vehicle In the gravel, going off tbe 1'1111!1 side ol tbe road, striking a guanlraU. The patrol said tbe 3: 15 p.m. 8ccldent resulted In Ugbt damage to her car. Fire out on arrival -No verdict yet : : (Contlnuedtrompage1) fumty pr!l!leCiitlng attorney, said there are no other suspects In tbe case. n.ejwyd1dwhatl.lleS'tbought right, he conunenle!l. ' 'For rtgl!t now, that was our best ca~~e," Warren !!XPialned. . ~We tbouglrt we had tbe circumst$tlal evidence with two eyewtt~ ldentltylng him," warren said. Two bank employees ldentl· · n~Ingels as tbe robber. . ' POlE ROY FLOWER SHOP 1...,... .... ~'-4·....,.~ Bush's cmunlttee has spent tbe ' ·jury... . : AJoac lbe Rlver..............:s.t-3 .. eo Oo o'oo o"• oooou ooooooo ;.... " 11 "" 1'" past year collecting andnottn-state, projects.letters support tor tbe six projects trom businesses tbrougbout tbe area. The Five emergency runs were made Veterans Memorial; at 2: !18 p.m. tiy local units Thursday the Meigs Pa:meroy to Scout Camp RA;lad, auto ATHENs, Ohld (AP)....: The jury - -"'•-·-wasmmorlna'bathroom ~·-~ fire at the 892 South Second St., In the Wayne Marks murder trial Middleport residence- of Shirley ended lnltlal deliberations without Justice. ~chlng a verdict. Membeni of the Athens County . Mkklleport firemen reported that they were called tn tbe residence at Cmlrnoo Pleas court jury are being ,7:01p.m.buttbetlrewasalreadyoot . ~ - overnight 8nd wDI when they resume deliberations · tomorrow • · morning. Inside: 1---~------..;.,-------~---1• h m ........................... A-3 l)eeflee ............. : ................ A·7 FAIIIorlal8 ~ A•2 Bob Hoeflleh ·IUivise& resident& ihat Mei@s County Sporta ............................ C.l-1 Cleanup \'IVeek begin8 Morut.y-PII8'! B-2 ~ ..................... ~....c: . ......T,~.:;~.... fune ...hrra~p~Vnc, !f~r~eglo~n.~";;;;;;;;;;;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ .~ergency runs reported · esc8Jled serious II:!Jwy In separta1e ooocar accl· dents Thursday. · The Gallla-Melgs post of tbe state highway patrol said David M. Parsons, 22, Oleshlre, was !lOUth- · bound on Chester T9WilSIIIP Road ll2whel1helostcontrololhlscarlna · . ·ccurve, went off tbe right side of the road and overturned: The ·2: lll ·p.m. accident caused .- WITH FLOWERS· . STREET SEORC••• peq:~le Winaett .take8 aim •t ute road priorities in an ~ letrer to Gov. Celeste-PII8'! A-2· - REMEMBER.. costs,ll""~tnjall,s•~. -...o ~· -r .,...,. . ere. r;::=========i. JIIWatedrlve. New flld CoUnty Emergency Medlcal Ser· VIce rEPOrted. ·At 9: 21 a.m. Racine went to Ohio 338 tor Russell Cline, taken tn Y!rterans MemOrial Hospital; at 12:28 p.m . Pomeroy .to West Main ~. auto accident, ~ ~ and Jay Cremeans taken ki Brooks, Reedsville, 1'.'5 IIIII alit., to yteld right of way from ·tanure ricneiyear'~;lJll~ob~~~~~tlon~~a~-~~~lt;~PaQJ~~~~~~·~"~-~-~--~·171~1~ Kesterson · us. rwo .·.' .' County court accepts • I ' • . barge trattlc or the modem dam system, said Fred Hoffman, mayor of Middleport. "They say It's justa natural thing and thatlt's not tbe boats that cause It," Hottman remarked. The engineers had a publlc meeting In Meigs County several years ago, butnolhlngresultedtrom that meeting. Paneroy Mayor Richard Seyler sald money was tbe biggest probtern. The problem exists aU up and down tbe river, he explained. · Very llttlecan be done about tbe problem by citizens, Baker . said. Ground cover has worked for several years, but we haven't had any 111gb water, she commented. Altboughdumplngscrapconcrete and rockl aver the banks Is etfl!ctlve, It's very expensive tor Prlv'!te Citizens, Baker sald. (Contlnueq on~ A·5) ,, ~ - iiiiiiiiNP:mi:C Aueumple of continuing en1111oa prob. · 1ems along tbe Ohio River li! MelpCounty Is sem In tNsvlew oJ the river IOing northeallt from .Fomaoy. Communities 1111!1 property OW!Mll'S, told It's a •• ' !lldural proce1111 oJ the river, ~~ • have altempted lo fon&ill ::: further erosion by bulcln11 up . : tbelr shorefronts. '• �' •. July 29, 1984 Comment • i and perspective. . ¥ IJelV~e--------~----~~~--~w_u_tWm __F.~._B_oc_k~ky~J~ ·~~ . A Division of. ~m~ ,..,...,__,.L--r.~d·~ ~v : 825 'nllrd Ave., Galllpolls, Ohio (614) 446-2342 . Ill Court st., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 • ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher·Controller -' A ~ER of The A8111M't•'"''l Press. Inland Daily PrfM Association and the Am-...NewspaperPullll!ohe<o ~-. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are weklomed. they should be leu than SIOwCrdillon< AJI AeUerlare8Uhjed lo edltlnk Md mult be signed with nanle, addres8 ud telephonen~ bet'. No unslped lelfen wiD bepubU.hed. Letten ollould be In &OOd tule, ~Issues, not pe1'81HU111tta~. . Something like ·~n.i(ormity in law : Starting in August, Oltloans may seesomethingclosetounlformltylntne enfOrcement by' local courls of tne state's rewritten motor vehicle financial tesponslblllty law. · · Gov, Richard Celeste signed the revised verston 'into law Juty 2, but tne Courts were given 30 days of transition from the mandates of the original l>Jil. which took effeCt Jan. l. , · · : Basically, the law now makes It clear that an drivers are required to be Qnanelally responsible - whether or not they signed a sworn statement to tluit effect when they acquired or renewed their license tags. ·If an accident occurs and a driver Is convicted of a tratflc offense as a result, he or she must provide proof of financial responslbiUty to the court. ::t! they do not, the case Is then referred to the registrar of motor vehicles ~ may, after a hearing, suspend the person's auto tags for 90 days and UJitD such time as responsibility Is demonstrated. ; These and some other matters were cleared up in the revised version lo$lch was introduced after many judges around the state refused to enfOrce the original law, some saying It was unconstitutional. The word IS . oow that the judges will havl! no difficulty in strict enforcement. ; Meanwhile, an old legal doctrine In Ohio, which says a parent may not bj1ng a civil suit again$! an •:unemancipated chU~,'' has been upheld by a recent decision of the state Supreme Court . . : The decision came in a case in which Harry and Nqrma Mauk, a Marlon Qxmty couple injured when their car swerved to miss a ladder which . dropped from a truck, sought to sue the trucl< driver, their son, TimothY Mauk. I ' . : Lower courls threw the case out, and the Supreme Court concurred In ~~~~ty~ere are several IaiSOns for the doctrlne of .. : Among the reasons: The preseivatlon of peace and harmony in the ' ' ~ ' .us Plastics·:plant . slat~ for reOpening · guided by principle as Donald· presidents so record firmly Reagan: . It Ishave a pitybeen that the is disfigured. • Jack Anderson · or WARREN, Ohio f.AP ) - A hourly and 17 salaried wot~, plastics compounding· plant at officials said. 'riley wnnli? the first RootstQWJt that has been closed for new employees hired at Packard more than a year Will reqpen and .since June 1981. create 60 jobs runder a new.. labor Local 717 Preslclent O~ry agreement, officials say: Whitman praised uniOn members Packard Electric, a division 'of for ratifying an agreement tnat General Motors, will invest .$13.3 enhances their job security and : million to reopen tne plant, which congratulated Packanl managehas beelt closed since January 1983, ment "for ltsefforts tohelp~secure officials said. " additional jobs for the greater 'Ha~ld E ! Nlchpls; shopchalnnan MlihonlngValley area." · and chief negotiator for InternaElmer E. Reese, Packard genera1 tional Union ~~ Elecltlcal Workers nianager, !illld the Rootstown plasLocal 717, said that union members tics operation has no ttes to the have unanimously accepted con· defunct "fl.Jial-assembJY option" tract language for the plant. proposed. in ll&, which Ldcal m When thepl!jnt Is In filii operation, in!mbers rejected. anticipated by1987, nwlllemploy43 Under that plan, i'inal·assembly fluence Olym:: \ "The investment Packard will ·make 1n renovating the Rootstown plant and purchasing new· equtp. benefits of free .enterprise, held a · production tour far hlgll school students and created consumer ·=~~U:!. the automobile ment and that technology reflects confidence we will be able toour be competitive in the plastic com· pounding business," Reese said. · Sill said the ROOtstown plant expects to be producing 52 mJJlton pounds ol material annually ::~~.;~·::-a~=s~: i•nll•l Iiiii,. ~ it'lltind USP 1!5-800 1-· A M.atlmedla NeWtpaper Published each •Sunday, 825 Third Avenue, by t'he Ohio Valley Publish· lng Company · MuiUmedla, Jnc. Second clBSJi po$1alile paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Entered as second cla&l mailing matter ll\ Pomeroy, Ohio, Post Office. · / · Member: The Associated Press In· land Dally Press' AsSociation and fhe American Newspaper Publishers At · · soch1tlon, National Advertising Re· presentaUvP, Branham. 1717 West Nine Mile Road, Suite 204. Detrolt, Michigan •. 48075. Other members of the group who created projects were Klm BeOO. diet, Marysville; Sandy Mershon. .Rio Crande: DaW)I Swingle, Wellston; Brian Blake, Rio Grande; Robert Frisby, Wellstnn; Adam McNichols, Amanda; . Mark Rlfte, FUo Grailde; and Debbie TUfts, Wheelersburg. 8IJIISCBIPTION B~TI!S By Carrier or Mo&or Boote One Week ............................ .... $1.10 One Monrh ............................... $t.8U SINGLE COPY PRICE 110 Cent1 No sutlscrtptlons by mall permitted In towns where motor carrier servtc~ ts aVailable. - · ,_ Advisory board 'members were Jerry D. ,Jones, former assoCiate professor of educa'\1011 at RGC<:C; Gary :roothaker, fOnner superin· tel)detit of Gallla COunty I,.ocal Schools; Jan Thalei', president of P.J.'s Inc.; Jeff Sinl.th. vice pres!· · dent and ' · 1 Nil--.. conswner oan Ou"·"' • OhioValleyBank; JohnSchbll,dean of. Emerson E. Evans School of . , Business Management; Bob Muller, manufacturing , service manager, Robbins ·& Myers .lnc.; The Sunday Time-s-Sentinel will not be responsible for advance payments made by carriers. ... IIIAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only •, · One year .................. , .. .......... $26.80 Six montfls ............... :............ $13.00: Dally and Sunday , MAIL 8UJIS()RIPTION8 · •• ... · loalde Ohio 52 Weeks ............................... S58.2t 26 Weeks ............................... S29.1l· ' 13 Weeks ............................... SJt.!i& . Rates outolde Oil lei 52 Weeks ............................... SMI.MJ' 26 Weeks ....... ,.... ,,................. S.JJ .:IIl r=B=ill:..=B=ra=d:y~,~m=ana==ge=r~of~Sta=uff=e:rJ.=:'a:w:ee:ks= ...~ ...:...:...:..:...:...:...:..:...:.. ·:'•:s.=60~ ' .' ~ · .. Barr's Custom Butcher· ShQp ,·: · ' · ' - IS NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS ·. TO PRO¢ESS BEEF, PO.RK OR LAMB .' ~ PURCHASED AT .THE . GALLIA AND MASON JR. FAIRS ., , , We slaughter, c~. wrap and quick freeze. C'ut.to you'r ' specification. We will have adequate room for all ani- , , mals until slaughter. They will be fed, watered and·· ' cared for. ~ocat'ed on Kerr Harrisburg Rd., 3miles from ' , Holzer Hospital. . . '614-446-7467 ' · JAC:K MEADOWS -.,._ MGR. ~~a~wareness~~~pro~j~ects~·~=~=~~====;=~B~I~L~L~B~A~R~R~~~O~W~N~E~R~=====~·'~ • .c .GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS The;aCcount with theexbas ... . .A BONUS* GIFT . • Federal Reserve Dtatrlet No. t . ' of GaUijiOIIs, Gallla County, In~~ State of Ohio allhe cl011e of business on June M, 1984. • ". . . ASSETS Cash and balances .due from depository Institutions • Norilnterest·bearln·g balances and currency and coin ...... .......... .. .... 1,838,000.00 Securities ..... ...... ..... .................... .. .. .... ... ........ ....... ...... ..... ............... 22,541,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to ·resell ................. ,, .. .......... : .................. .. . ....... 7,400,000.00 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned Income .... .'.19,872,000.00 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses ......... 176,000.00 Loans and leases, net of unearned iricome, allowance. and reser.v e .. .:.. ................. :.. .. : .•. , ................................ 19,696,000.00 Prerrilses and fixed-assets (including capitalized leases) ........ ..............8!1?,000.00 Other real estate owned .......................................................... , ............ 30,000.00 Other a's sets ................................. .... ........ ......... ... ...... .......................... 766,000.00 Total assets ...... ............ ........ ,................... ..... ., .......... ................ ...... 53,128,000.00. LIABILmES · Deposits: In domestic offices ....... , ........................................................ , ... ... ...40,943,000.00 (1) Nonlnterest-bellrlng ... ........... ........... .......... 5,336,000.00 •· . (2) IniE)rest·bearlng., ................. ... .... ...... ,....... 35,607,000.00 Federal fund~ pu~chas!!d and securities sold. under · agreements to repurchase .................... .'.... ...... ,,., ............ .. ....... : .... 7,100,000.00 Other liabilities ................. ... ..... .. ............ ,. ... ................ ........... ............ 34 7,000.00 · Total IIa bllltles ............................ ,. ........ .,, ... , . .......... :........................ 48,390,000.00 . EQUiTY C.APrrAL . Common stock .................. .......... ................ : ............... . ., .......... ........ . .. 900,000.00 i Surplus .. .............. ..... .... .. ................... ........ ......... ......·.. .. .. ........ .. .. ...... 2,850,000.00 Undivided profits and capital reserves ........ , ............................... :...... ..988,000.00 Total equity capital ........ ..... .... ...... ................ ~.., ..... ..... ... ........ .... .. .... 4, 738,000.00 Total,lllablltles, lltnlted· llfe preferred $lock, and equity ca~ltal.. ........... .......... ....... ................... ......................... ~ .. .!13,128,000.00 - . I, the undersigned ;fflcer, do hereby declare that this Report of Income (In· eluding the supporting schedules) haa been prepared In conformance with official Instructions and I~ true to the belt ot my know,l edge and belief . • Wayne L. Niday · · Executiv!! Vice President i: Cashier . • We.- the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this Report of Condl· tlon (Including the ~upportlng schedules) and deClare thtit It haa been examined by us and to the belt of our knowledae.and belief hu been prepared In conformance with official Instructions and la true and ~r.rect. ' ' • ·• ' D. Paul Davies ,. • Alva G, Shoemaker - Directors Donald L. Crance . . St,a te of Ohio, County of Gallla', ss:· ·· . · ' S\Vilrn to and subscribed before me thll 23rd day,of July, 1984 and I IJereb)'cer· tlfY that I am not an officer or director of thll bank. I . My COf11mlaslon expires August 1,1986. Chr.latllla Day, Notary Public • ' wire harnesS work would have been done under a ,separate tow-wage contract. ' Reese said Packard has been studytngtheJatestprojecttormany years. but was unable to make the projects and demonstrations: and build a strong foundation for future SAFEprogramsatRoc.cc. The group also created prjects which Identified and discriminated betweenwantsandneeds,dlscuSsed scarctty of econcmlc tennlnology, 1 The CQmmercial and Saving~. B~nk o~ Gallipolis ·j .Berry's World in history milxlmlzeuseofap~rlatefaclD· ~~a~~~~ ~;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;.;;;;~· ~ ,, .w Members <if the SAFE program who pn:sented the program to judges at national competition were: Allan Amr, Little Hocklng; . Brad JoimSon, London; TedCanbs, Chagrin falls; Alan Terry, Jack· · son; Robert COlvin, Gallipolis; and Linda Lester, Rio Grancle. Chemical Co.'s Galltpolls Ferry plant: Dennis Komaromi, manager of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co!s · Jackson plant; and Larry Beebe,: operations superintendent at the : Janoes M. Gavin generating plant. : Stllte BJUIII No. 883 Celeste___,.._~-.,.--,.--Lawe_u_w.....:.:.in.:::.:.ge:.:.:;.t~~ . various educational . Institutions,' businesses and civic groups. ,, tilklnli:· ~Tod~y 1n addition, students participated In rnedl<t·retated activities which included appearances on iadlo talk shqws, pteparatlon of brochures ana wrttlng newspaper articles. Those projects were pre!jer~teO to :=:as:othe~~-=ty~ - - - - - - - - _ , . ..- . -'--. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;__ __ Open letter to RIO GRANDE - The.flrst·place finish by the RloGrandeCollegeand Carununity College SA,FE (Student IUnbassado"! for Free Enterprise) In l'ECellt national competition in New Orleans has given the Emerson E . Evans School of Business Management national recognition, said Dr. Clodus R. Smith, RGC·CC president. . The team qualified for national cOmpetition by winning tne state competition in April. In New Orleans, they were divide(! Into two learnS of three students each. Their program was presented nine times to-a total of 'r7 judges, accoi'dlng to Beverly wu. klns, bustnessmanagementlnstrue· !Or and team advisor. "Our students worked hard.and deserve to be winners. I'm proud of them,''' she said. "And our advisory boardhelpedsomuch." . · The ' team competed against many larger schools at tne national event. · · Nita Dalley, assistant protessorof communications, served as com· . munlcatlons consultant to the group and ,helRed the teams prepare and give tlvil'r oral presentations for the competition. ''The studenls were eager ·to dci thelrbestandtheydld.Ourstudents knew haw to communicate their presentations to the judges,'' Mrs. D«<ley saldc ' · • SAFE Is an Ohio groupdfStudents in Free Enterprise (SAFE). which Is the national organlzailon. SIFE was formed 10 years ago to create and promote economic awareness of free enterprise in various GAU...IPOLIS - "We'll have a Breriomuin sBid 11Je store, will his twtce-yearty buying trips to New few surprises for kids wheri tney feature such sitoe narile$ aa Bu$ter York and ColwnbuS. · . come. In," !illld Bob 'Brenneman, · Brown, 'Ba&s, Chao, t'/llte, KangaBrenneman· will be owner of · owrer of tpe :Shoe Cafe in the · roci, Spprts, Adlrondllte all(l ~ . Rascals, but the store will be Lafayette Mp.llin Galllpolls, 'refer· tonka, whl~ BrEnneman Will rnarulged by Dla!ta Crump> ring to his newest enterprise. . he "fashionable and .ftolctlonal 'lbe store will work with Buster "Rascals" will be tne name of the Shoes for newborns thrQugh teens." Brown's III!Wborn program. BrEn· children's specialty shoe store to be The store Will alsoCllfl'Y slilesfOr neman explained. Each neWbOrn . communttlesacrossthecountry. The Rio Grande SAFE group tentatively . oPened Frldlly at 33 . wtmen with small feet, Brenneman child In Gallla, Mel3l and Mason established six major objectives: Court St. A grand opening has~ sa.ld. The ldnd of shoes offered for counties will receive a gift certlfl· scheduled for Aug.l7. sale wUI rangl! frorri dreSs 'to cate tor the baby's flnt set of !l)loes, - raise the awareness of people in The store's tllemels Illustrated by moccasins, Brenneman'sald he will and the store Itself will keep a card Its sign, carrying the famlllarflgure )<eepupon latestshoescy)eithrough file on Hs custcmers. . ' I , J'e!l(lUrces of the SAFE program; of Buster Brown and his faithful dog. WASIDNGTON - In anclel)t sophisticated network of lnterna- hastened the death of· tile ancient step Is tatren. I urge the-Internato- · . times. It was the eustom to suspend tiona! organizations. Today, 1.20 Games, now threatens the modern nal Olympic Committee to a~ a : cyllect liability insurance. Fllrther, Ohio delegalel! to the Republican Natlqnal COnvention, who will· wars between Greek city suites so nations have Olympic CP~. ones. Though the Olympic RIOVeJ resolutiQn that would bar from the help renominate President Reagan in Dauas on Aug. 22, are arranging as not to lnterf~re with the Olympic Each year, hundreds of sports m!!nt has tried to resist being Games pen-9anenUy any · nation, travel in a chartered, private jet. Games. This same spirit motivated encounters hetween countries take subverted by governments with . great or smaJI, that boycotts the; The plan shows the . traditional contrast between RepUblicans, who the Frenchman Pierre de Cou· place under the Olympic umbrella. axes to grtod, It has been damaged Gmres tramples on the rules. · .usually are well-organized, and tne Democrats woo' scrambled berten who inspired the modern Most nations take part In several by a whole series .of political Any nation that walks out sho.u ld be :Individually to get to their convention In San Francisco earlier this month revival of the Games. lntematjonal matches every year. Interferences. out for good. ·the best way they could. . . "Let U$ export our oarSmen, our · But If the Olympic movement Is In 1952, tne Soviet Union, unwD- · Even a superpower will' pause : Although most of tbem got excursion rates, the DBnocrats rode on , runnerS, our fencers ·tnto other · to be a working showcase of fair ling to relax Its pollee-state grip on before giving up ·the glories an<\ :scattered flights "and some of us rode shotgun," quipped Senate President lands," he pleaded. "This Is the true play and a spaWning ground of Its athletes even for a few days, advantages of Olympics partlclpa': Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown. · free trade of the future, and the daY International llffilty, It must free bullied the International Olympic tlon. And even If nations have to be ,. The GoP convention Is scheduled in Dallas Aug. W-23. It Is introduced Into Europe, the Itself from the InterferenCe of Committee Into permitting separ· elij)elled, an Olympics that 15' : ' · cause of peace will have received a governments that want to use the ate housing for the Russian team- serious about Its principles wiU : · • new and strong ally." Games as a sounding board for a fateful capitulation. p~per better than an Olympics · pro~oun · m· In our times, cultural exchanges . tnelr politics and rivalries. Canada, the host government lh that Is the catspaw for polltlca!' J.l - from. ballet troupes to ping-pong The Roman emperor Nero fore- l!nli, barred the team from Taiwan Intrigue. ' ;; teams-.,. have softened the edges of told tne relatlonsliips of power In order to kowtow ·to Communist . , I suggest further tnat the polltlcstoOiymplcendeavorswhen China. Then In 1981, It WJIS pic movement give broader and ) · It's an accepted fact of Ufe on Wall Street that the financial markets often internationalhostlllty.TheOiymplc movement, which offers a host of he forced music upon the Games so · President Jimmy Carter who mpre explicit expression to It$ . :are profoundly Influenced by the decisions of the Federal Reserve. he could take part; then he forced a U.S. boycott of the Moscow · peace-seeking goalS by adopting"'' : : When Paul Volcker, the Fed's chaltman, declared this week that tne activities besides the quadrennial Games, Is the pre-eminent vehicle frightened off any would·be com- · Games to protest the SoVIet lnva- . Its motto something like "Peace • :central bank hadn't acted to tighten credit In tne last few months, bond and for such exchanges. peUtors .. Neroalsoenteredachartot sian of Afghanistan. This year, Through Sports," and \lY ·Stock prices rose and the dollar declined in foreign exchange. Not only Is It the foremost race and, tllough he was thrown out most of the communist ploc Is steps within Its realln to heal till! , : Traders in tne various markets seemed, 88 usual, to be hanging on showcase and the . epitome of of his cartlage and never finished, retaliating, by staytng .out. . war-created dlvisloos among some · Vl)lcker's every word. friendly competition under lnterna· he W88 declared the winner. This sort of thing will nibble the ·· of' Its members. : : : ·But Volcker' s comments in testimony to the Senate Banking Committee tiona! law, It already has built up a Such political Intervention, which Olympics to death unless a bold ~made It evident that this acllon·reactlon mechanism works both ways. .~the. markets keep a close watch on tne Fed, the Fed keeps a close ;watch on the markets. , · In the course of looking at "everything that's gotn'k on," Volcker said, :'Fed pollcymakers based tnelr decisions II) part on "indications of price Dear Governo~ Celesie: and Canada to Florida, Georgia and merchants of Porrieroy and Middle· · search toe rues In his departmenti : · ~ . .pr,essures" and "conditions in ffuanclal markets." · Last week I attended a meeting of the Carolinas. It would shorten tne port have lost most of'thelr former he will find re&!lluiions pa.aed bye · . This was an apparent reference to the depressed state of commodity olflclals and civic groups troni tne Meigs County Regional Plan· present bils route between Charles- customers in the eastern section of ·prices, as set by traders in tne commodity markets, and the high level ot every county and city betweel(: Ding Commission at Pomeroy, ton, W.Va. and· Columbus by at Meigs Coll!lty who prefer to cross .interest rateS, as set by traders In the bond andshort·term money markets. Meigs County, Ohio. I was appalled least 40 inlles. It would make bus Charleston and Columbus endorao: over into West VIrginia than make : From those veUed comments, sorne private analysis Inferred a to hear our · e lectro representative service · available to Meigs County tne long and dani!erous · trip to log the ~· road. Some have; .: ~ge: 1n Its maneuvering tomanagethecourseoftheeconomy and the ' totneOhloLeglslature,Mrs.Jolynn people who presently have no . Pomeroy. If the access road was been on fUe as long aa a dozeD' :m,lney supply, .Fed pollcymakers sometimes don't have to take any overt years. ~ ' they could reach Porriecompleted, Boster, tell the commission that she public transportation of any kind. 11 action. The markets, In trylngtoantlclpatewhattheFedhaslnmlnd,may . had faDed In her efforts to secure a would make Ohio University easlly roy In a few moments. When the How much longer' are we ' suP,: do the job fOr tbem. · • ,.•' .In a recent commentary urging a Jess stringent credit policy, Investment change In tJje priority for construe· accessible to students from Jack· · local merchants loee bustoess to posed to walt? Respectfully • VIrginia, Ohio loses tax West lion of· an access road to tne new son County, W.Va., because Athens . adviser Yale Hirsch observed: "In his commitment to drive a stake Ritchie Bridge spanning tne Ohio then could be only a half-hour drive collars! Lowell Wingett· through the heart of infiatlon, Fed ·Chalnna!i Paul Volcker knows It's not If DOT Director Smith 'will River at Ravenswood, W.Va." That away. It would make available to enough to slow the rate of price Increases. He must also wipe out ••• priority was made by the Rhodes Industry one of the finest lndusirlal eXpectations of inflation." · administration and announced at a sites in the nation a mOe or so below From January through this montn, Hirsch noted, the price of gold feU 14 ·"' meeting at the Senior Cl~ns the Ritchie Bridge approach. p8rcent. "It's gold that for centw1es has been the chief barometer· of Center in Pomeroy In Decemher, · · There Is no limit to the economic lnOatlon anxieties," he said. "Volcker no doubt watches gold like a haw!c." '• 1982 shortly before you took office. Possibilities of the tourist traVel • SlmDarly, It can be argued that when fears mounted In the flnt half of Your admlnlatration meekly ac· whiCh would be routed through this year that the economy was overheating, the Fed did not need to push cepted the Rhodes decision and has Meiga and Athens Counties If the ' Interest rates higher to try ·to slow It down. , . resisted all efforts to change lt. aca!ll road between Athenl and •' 1n the gubernatorial election of jUvenswood, W.Va. became a • ' 1982, 3, 732 Meigs County voters reality. tn 8ales arid gasolllle !axel ' selected you for the oUice of alone the State of Ohio could recirup '• Governor. In the same election they much of the construction costs. . Today Is Sunday, Juty 29, the 2llth day of 1984. There are 155 days left In chose Mrs. Boster over the Republi- Beca111e It would be an Interstate the year. ' . can IncumbenI by a vote of 3,813 to Highway the federal governrnent • Today's il!ghllgllt in history: . 3,658. Both you and Mrs. Boster should piCk up some ot the tab. your: • On July 29, 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration received your votes beca~~~e the hlahway en~rs and · attorneys I' came Into existence. · people of Meigs County thought you should be·lnstnJcted to Investigate On this date: . would accelerate the construction this poulblllty. . · ' ,' ln liro, King Olaf IT, the patron !illlnt Of Norway, was killed in battle. of the access road to the new bridge From a purely local staMp81nt · '• In 1890, artist Vincent van Gogh died. · at Ravenswood .and would end the this acieiis i'Oalf~theflntreai ' In llRI, the United States signed the Hague Convention. , long period of neglect which· this , hope that Melp County ~ had to •~ In 1914, transcontinental telephQne serVIce began with tile flnt section ot Ohio has suffered so loilg. come Into them century. With the ..convt'nllltion between New York and San Francisco. ' . Now, Mrs. Boster tells the Planning. exception of a bypaal • around · 1n 19Ql;'f'ope Paul VI re-afflmled the Romai1 Catholic Chureh's · Commtsslon tha.t she can't get Pomeroy and Middleport il)d a few '' opposition to artificial means of birth control. either you or . your Director of mlll!l of RDIIte 33 which hal been • In 1981, Britain's Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer 1n 'a Transportal!m, Warren J. Smith, follr·lalled, our state roads 111111 • s.pectacular ceremony at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. . ' tO visit Meigs qnm!y ~ ~ witn follow thewqon tnlekl otourearly • ,, Ten years ago: The House Judiciary Canmlttee voted to adopt a second your own eyes our critical need. .s ettlen. The ~~ 21 inlle.acceu I artiCle of Impeachment against President Richard Nixon. ' An access road Jln!dog Athens road II wiDdlq and danpt'oul and ' ., nve )'ears ag~~: Basque terrorists set off l:1ornbs In Mf.drid's two main with the Ravenswood Brl~ would not 10118 bear .tile heevy trucka • raUway Stations and airport terlntnai, klll1ng live and InJuring more than be beneftclal not only tO Athens and whlcll make up 11101t cl. the ttatftc "I /UM WMt what ~rtoDY ,_ ..: ioN, • 100. Meigl Counties but natlf,lnally aa 0\11!1' the RIICIUI Brtd&e to Inter· P.O~" • I7ICIMy. , . . , , . , ua ,., ,.,_," '• - One year ago: Actor David Niven died of a neunmuscular clbeue 1n · · well. It provides the 11'10111 dlreet 1 state Tl ._. RaWIIIWOod. Since ' • Sw1121!rland at die age of 73. • route between .Toledo, Michigan the bridge lias been opened the I '. d 111 cmaa.,d••st+-.. Ownerllaba • • • It rtpt. Ber ..other' Ryaa. loolal ala. Tbe ~tift wll fealure lllllllt IJnad DUlle . . . Kids' shoe .store ·qpening slated . . ~Y and the prevention of fraud which could result from consplracy ·to ::A TRYJNG 'DIE MERCHANDISE- Diana ""-ft t....... . . ...... .,. •..,..., ..-ger of the • hilt eo's' sped•Jty shoe More ftpecplp 1 fits a JIIOOOII"n tmUzl none ~i~!~~~~~t=~==~:~::==~:=~~~~~R~~~~~ 8 oycotting · • · .nat•.•ODS The Sunday Tin.s-Se~tinei-Page-A-3 Point Plea10nl, W. Va. _8AFE program places nationally - ·~; ' ' Mr. Reagan's enthusiasm for the drinks for W.year-olds, rather an can without great exertion go to 'Rue~ a phllosopey 88 conduces In cause of sober driving has brought acknowledgment that sober legtsla· Indiana If what they want Is to own such thinking? ·. him to doing the kind of thing tors might reasonably concl\lde a handgun, even If they own it Iii New York. an ot!lclal review ol against \Chich he has warned for lo that the regulation ot bars 1$ not the Illegally. Is that a justl!lcatlon for that deciSion by Albany legiBlators tnese many years, ever s(nce he logical way to crack down on national handgun C()ntroJ laws? It · to ~eep tne drinking age at 19 renounced his way into political Irresponsible drunken driving. Instead ot raising It to the 21 the has been a national practice for sobriety. Eve!'Ybody talks about the .' Jbe federal system Is designed, gene•aUons to seek out stalel! in federal Jaw Jeeks w01 · COlt _, dangers of governmental lnterfer· . however accidentally, as a proving 'whlcl) divorce laws suit one's mOtion. You see, the S'anctlon used, ence, but some are elected to do ground for d~erent approaches to personal arrangements, and go under the Jaw Mr. Reagan slgited, something about It, and Ronald the same problem. The defenders of there for relief. Does this mean we deprives non-cooperatlhg states of Reagan has let me down. · the .federal law will tell you that ought to federal~ the divorce .the federal highway subsidy tn What happened last week was individual states cannot conduct laws·? which they wo'wd · othe!Wise be . that a law passed, the terms of . their experiments on teenage entitled. Sixty million dollars, in the A few ¥earS ago Bishop Moore of which are explicitly directed to drunken driving because in any N:ew York suggested that it was case of New York. cause Individual states to pursue an given state It Is too easy to those sinful for New .Yorkers to fiy off to It Is a pari ol the national dlsea!le. individual nostrum. It Is this, that who live near tne frontiers of their New Jersey or .Connecticut in Federal aid to education has meant young people should not be permit· home state to drive across the line search of frle~Jdller tax skies, bl!t exactly what Its. critics predicted: ted to order alcoholic beverages toaneighborlngstate drlnkdoWna precisely the difference in taxes federal control of education. Thwi until theY can prove that they are21 harrel of beer, and tctll someone en CaUSEd a mobility, the fruits of Bob Jones University In South years old. route home. Carolina ·'!an not proceed. to Interwhich were higher empiQyment, But of COUrSe you do not condemn But ·of cOurse, as much can be higher !lllvings, lower .prices. un. pret the Bible as Its exec;uttves see laws by pointing out people on said about any activity unlesS It questionably, the legislature ot New fit, no matter that the lnter!iretatlon whose behavior It would happen involves real property, which Is York state would like to forbid Is preposterous. (But who Is to say that the application of such laws immobile. If Illinois does not allow · ~djacent states from creating more that preposterous educational attl· might prove redundant, so this Is the purchase of handguns but hospitable economic cllmates, but tudes are fostered only at Bob not an argument against the no Indiana does, residents of Illinois wny should Republican's advance Jones?) HIUsdale College, which has been coeducational since before tne governmental deigned to give the women the vote, Is ~uted because It declines to encumber Itself with redundant forms·to-tlll asserting something that, In ijle opinion of Its prlnclplea trustees, is of the $(1Vernniiml's busine!jll. Ronald Reagan needs to watch these little philosophical lapses, of ' which his slgnl'1g a bill sticking It to the Japanese motorcycle makers for,, the personal convenience of Harley-Davidson, was another el(· ample. And the president has a rough one coming up. Sometime In September he Is supposed to rule on the Importation of steel, against : which local steel makers desire protection. ·And a key relation of actlv,Jty in respo~ to such tempta· Uons gives out the . prof!le of a president's !ldminlstratton. Few· ' PanMI!Vy Middleport-Galllpoli1, Ohio n.. Sundcty nm...s.n.~·-1 · Page A-2 July 29, 1984 ' Apple lie Computer System 5" MagrnMlx BIW Television 25' Magnayox Cpnsole Television 11-Pc. Aeo;ere Signature Copper Cookware ~ Howard Miller AlnMly Royal Tour Grandfather Ctqc!< 4·Piece Luggage Sel Magnavox Modular Stereo System ...·. AM/FM MagNM:>x Telephone Clock Radio Minolta X·700 c8mefa < Open a 3112, 5 or 7 year certificate 'accqunt at Gallipolis·Savings and receive a BONUS gift. xour account e;~ms high interest anct·is ~uaranteed. Seldom do you have a better opportunity to accomplish your investmerit objective and receive an . extra ... a BONUS gift . •• ~ GAWPOLIS ,I -SAVUNGS .. 441 2nd A\lllnua k ' J GallipoHI, Ohio 45631 .I ' (614) 446·3832 ,, ·, ...'. ' �Municipal court cases concluded GALLIPOLIS - A Rt. 3, Galllpo- suspended on the second charge. Us man was fined $.DJ, sentence(! to }{eruy M. I:los$, 62, 716ThlrdAve., tlirEe days In the county jall, 18 was fined $12 plus costs ori a Chafge months probation and had his or operating an ~e . motor driver's license suspended for 60 vehicle. F1ned$12for!alluretoy1eld days after pleading guilty to DWI In · the right of way when turning left Galllp()lls Municipal Court Friday. was Earl L. Dunlap, 29, Rt. 1, Russell L. Ferguson, 34, also GalliPOlis. _piNded guilty to drlvtng left of RhondaL.Lee,3l, ,R t.1,Cheshlre, : ;!r81ter. His fine and cpsts were was fined costs after pleading guilty . to pennlttlngan unlicensed driver to operate a mptouehicle. DOnald R. <lleney, :aJ,4J)2ThlrdAve., wasllned S12 after pleading guilty to no mot~cle l1cense and no opera· tor's license. Forfeiting bonds were Joseph S. Yeagley, 21, 112 Mabelene Drive, !allure to have a helmet , $35 and Homer H. Slri'lpldns, 29, Point Pleasant, W.Va., !allure to ol)ey a · :• Couples file for maniage · StoP sign; $40. . , GALLIPOLIS - The following ,;couples flied for marriage this past ~ In Gallla County Probate ,·eoon. . . . Billy L. White Jr., 21, Rt. 2, Crown : City, auto body man, and Mary M. : ~olley, 19, Il.t. . 1, Crown City, ;.waitress. • Jolu't E . Rutt, 22, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, •:~aoorer, and EJecta .L . Martin, 29, ;Rt. Pabiot, secretacy. • Marcus D. KKinder, 25, Colum; llua, carpenter, •and · Diana K. ;.Carsey, 28; 5:al Spring Valley Drive,! :.admissions counselor. ;.. Donald L. Neal Jr., 25, Rt. 2, ·'Crown ,. . City, sawmlll'employee, and ,•Yolanda J . Clark, 16, 46 Court St., : ~t. • • Arnold B. Stwnp, 33, Rt. 1, •_Callipolls, electrician, and Rebecca J. CoUins, 19, Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, self-etnploy.ed, 'and Cindy K. Brwn· field, 21, Rt. 1, Northup, nursing aide. Gacy McGuire, 28, BldweU, unemployed, and Brenda A. George,l8, Bidwell, at home. Stuart M. Lentz, 23, Rt. 3, Bidwell, student, and Dreama L. Rutt, :aJ, Rt. 1, Thurman, student. • z. :ca.lller. : ::Rex D. Black Sr., .Jl, Glenwood, ~ .Va., president of Black & Sons .· Inc., and Victoria A. Smith, 28, '::GI,eftwoocl, at home. .·: BWyL. Walter,28,Rt.l,Northup, • July 29, 1984 .July 29, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-.-·f>Gint Plea~emt, W. Va. ·fever••• -Weather:-......__·-~----· L>tto (Continued from page A1) STORE HOURS: 9 am tillO pm Fri. ·Sat.9 am til 10 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS GO TO CHURCII [Vlf!Y ',iJNI>I\Y Extended Ohio foreoost . I BONELESS CHUCK ROAST ., ·:: POMEROY- Two persons wet:e :-cited In separ~te car accidents ,: Friday afternoon and Saturday :momtng. ·: Robert Hood, 400E. Main St., was 'Cited forD~ In juvenile rourt Brter ' he 'allegedly hit a parked truck on ·' Union Avenue ' at 2:19 a .m . '' Saturday. ~ The truck was owned by Jane ; RUJSeU of UniOn Avenue. The truck · was knocked over the hill In the 'lnc;)dent, according to pollee. : Pollee said Cheri L. Wawro of ; Puneroy was reportedly attempt•' 1ng to park on Second Street across ; from thepostolfkewhenshestruck : a parked car. · The parked car was owned by ·~ Marilyn K. Fultz of Middleport. ; Wawro was cited for !allure to stop ~ In an assured clear distance. · l. The Gallipolis Fire Department and the .River .Recreation Festival Committee wish to thank the following individuals, businesses and organizations for their financial assistance in · donating monies for the giant fireworks display on the past July tat the riverfront in GalliPQiis . ' .LAKE . • CORN DOGS FRESH COLE~ 3FOR $1 ~UPERIOR _ •" SCAW. . LB.99¢ FRESH . LOIN .& END · SUPERIOR PORK CHOPS 29 LB. $2 SUPERIO. R . 89¢ ..FRANKIES SUPERIOR $1 59 BACON LB. . PLUM ROSE . DUTCH CHICKEN LB. $}99 LOAF SALAD' .LB. HONEY LOAF By The ..........tecJ ..._ . High pressure Is dominant acrott8 northern and oelitraJ sections o! the state. A weak · cool front Is well to the 1011th .and east Temperatures will be cool, withhighsSQndaybtthe~foupper'll& The extended forecast for Monday thnlugh Wednesday cans for generally lair skies with little or no moisture. Temperatures will be cool. Outdoor working weather will be good · for the next five days. Incoinlng moisture In the south will be spotty and light, with totals of one-tenth of an Inch or less. Evaporative los$ rates will average 0.2 lncb daUy throuih midweek. . . Spraylng'weather will be goOd e~ch day during the morning and . LB. $199 - . $1 49 POTATO SALAD LB. $189 LB. BOLOGNA murs. HOLLYWOOD SPARE RIBS LB. .. g:~ MACA:RONI SALAD LB. 99¢' . Middleport has been, dumping ~ scrapconcteteoverthebanksandll ··· has worked, Hottman said. Even so, the river ls"about tour feet from the edge of the road at one point, be adde<l. 4 ROLl a broad ' PKG. CORN 8 oz. TWISTERS VALLEY BELL SHURFINE' l111t Plal!'r .............................. SI5.00 2nd Plaf't' ............................. IIO.OO Jrd Pla('f' ............................... 15.00 SUGAR • in r.o•('OI{nltion olthf' Gallla Count¥• •voulh • • 1 who pul lorlh hard work and lon~ hourll or 4"ffor1 in lhf' plannlnfi{ and ·drvrlapmrnl ol thll"lr rxhlhit,;. 5 LB. BAG $ .5.9 l'i-·--·-·----·-·--·-------- MILK GAL. CHOCOLATE MILK GAL. $}7~ • •' ' .i' 79¢ . • POT AlOES . lf, mf,, 1 ',.-U/( · . . " t'our Cmulnnl Sourc~ of lnnonrlil'l' Finandf!.l St'rt 1ic<- " 10 LB. BAG S.l99 .. 3LB. BAG .. $239• oz. . •. ' r '" 89¢ When the stock market is Slll.\1{\( )\ ·.. winners" .That is \~h' hot it seems often easy to Ill!\!\\ · Sh'earson Lehman . Amer.make a good return. can Express would like to However, when the markets ' ' . . . invite you the serious are not on a steady I ~-. . . i ·: investor to a seminar · . uptrend, serious thought comparing oil stocks ar~ • and analysis are necessary restaurant stocks featunr~ to pick those companies the following companies: · that will continue to be . ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE &. THROAT '- SWEET. P.OTATOES 59¢' \ ~, . ___ .............. GENERAL ALLERGIST Oil·lndustry: Sohio, Exxon, Texaco, . . . •, • ' Phillips '. Restaurant Industry: . . .McDonalds, Wendys, Shoneys, Bob Evans Farms :~ . HOLIDAY IN Place .• GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 7:00 P.M. ~ • and dat9.. TUESDAY, T1me AUG. 7 ~ Speaker: Stephen R. Lee ~ Invest Your Time Before You Invest Your Moneyi • . 5HEARSON LEHMAN/AMERICAN ExPRESS AND THE SERlO US lNVESfOR. MINDS OVER MONEY."' . ~-- r ' - - -c-::ii:3o4-342- 7800------ ~-- -~ I ., Ohio Residents 1-800-624-8663 I I t ~~· .I I · \ ·., · • • . . ( ~ STATE I l L ' . I un 'I'OliR Shtu..o" Uhm~ft/ArNric.al\ bpr111 ~,:!.~=~~A=~!£;:. --------------I I I I I I I I I I I ) I ........ ..-.•co-•UR ....... ---:---- The "Shearson uhman/American Express Weekly Newsletter" appean I!Vtry Monday · on paS( 3 of The Wall Street Journal. Look lor it. 'I • 1 HOME PHONE ACCOUNT NUMIIU IN M0£11 TO EXPEDITE HANDliNG Of 'f'ClJII llOUUT;. ... I I • I .. II ZIP CI TY EXISTING CLIENTS PUASI I l ..-.OORESS Mtmb.f SIPC i 1· 0 I Can't attend, but please ,.nd me your 1r.. brochu11!, "Investing for TomoJTOw!' e.~SINESS Pt<Oi'<E • I State of Ohio, County o! Gallla, ss: . . Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th day of July, 1984 and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. . i · . · My commission expires March 25, 1986. Cindy L. Hahlngton, Notary .Public ' • •· lu~~~-· I • Shearson Lehm an/ American Expre ss Att n. : Stephe n R. Lee P.O. Box 3955 . Suire 830 Commerce Square Charleston, West Virg inia 25339 t, \OI '\'omorrolll I I I II I I I •. Or write: i I we, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this Report of Condition (Including tile supporting schedules) and declare that It has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared in conforma.n ce with oHiclal Instructions and Is true and correct. · James L. Dalley . Keith R . Brandeberry -Directors Warren F . Sheets •j \t'l~es\11'111 \ 1 the undersigned officer. do hereby_declare that thls-Rej)(!rt of Condition (In· eluding the supporting schedules) has bet!n prepared In conformance with official Instructions and Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Madge E. Boggs VIce President and Controller "EW WHITE LB. • I Pf~ODUCE • . (2) Interest·bearlng ............ .... .. ................. ..... 91,378,000.00. Other Uabllltles·. .. ................................... .. ...... .... ...... .............. ... ..... .. 1,293,000.00 TotalllaUilltles .... .......... , ..................... ........... ... .... ... . ......... .......... . 105,790,000.00 . · EQUITY CAPITAL . . Common stock ..... .. ..... ...... ... . ............................... .............. .... ...._. ..... 1·: · : ·00 Surplus .......... ..... ... ..... ...... .. ........... ................... :.. ............... ............ .. J, · • ·00 Undivided profits and capital reserves ........ ...... ......... :....... ... ...... ...... 3,146 •000·00 Total equity capital ... .. ............ .. . ........... .. ... ........ ... , ... .... .... ... ·· .... .... ·· 8,3jl6,000.00 Total Uabllltles, llmlted·llfe preferred stock, and equity capital .. .. .... .... .......... .. .. .............. .. .......... ... , .... ,.............. .'.114,186 ,000.00 SEALTEST LIGHT ·& LIVE· COOKING O·NIONS MICHI'GAN INVESTING vs..PLAYING: . CO·MMON STQCKS '(1) Noninterest-bearlng .......... .... ... ...... ....... ....13,119,000.00 ORANGE ·$}79 JUICE 6,4 oz. _ 34 .. • Pnero~~~tlc otflces ... .. ........ .. ...... .... .. ......... .. ........ ...... ......... .. ......... 104,497,000.00 • !~~~~~~~~===:::=~~ YOGURT 6 PK. GARDEN fRESH . Premises and fixed assets (Including capitalized leases) ................... 1,481,000.00 Other assets ...... ........ .... ........ ...... ... ..... .. ... , ..... ........ ........ ............ ...... 1,820,000.00 Total assets .......... .. ................. , , .... ......... .... .... .... ... .. . .................... 114,186,000.00 · UABILITIES KRAFT AID · CHESTER low 1 2/89¢· FLAKED 59¢ TUNA KOOL- 985-3307 . 5 oz. ASST. FLAVORS TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE , RIDENOUR'S ;1~:~:~~:. 1:!~e:~~~~~~-~~~~-~~-~ ~~.~-~: ... ... .... ........ ...........,...... 55,111,000.00 6 oz. EGGS $48800 Federal Reserve Dls&i'le& No. 4 . of Gallipolis, Gallla County, in the State of Olllo at the close of business on June 30, 1984. ASSETS Cash and balances due from depository Institutions · • a. Noninterest-bearing balances and currency and coin ..... .. . .... .. .... 7,746,:-:: ~- Interest-bearing balances .. .. ..... .......... .. .... .................. ..... .... ..... .... 700, Securities., .. .. ,) .......... .. .. .. .... .... ..... ....... ........ ................ ......... .... .... .. .40,248,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities 'j)urchased · under agreements to resell.. ... ... .. .. ..... ..... .... ............. .. ........ ........... 7,080,000.00 Loans and lease financing receivables: · · Loans and leases, net of unearned Income .. .... 56,112,00Q.OO LESS: Allowance for loan a,n d lease losses ...... 1,001,000.00 LAUNDRY $}99 DETERGENT · • ARMOUR . . • SWEEPSTAKES THORNTON'S EXTRA L~RGE · 19" REMOTE • I The Ohio Valley Bank Company $}6~ VIENNA SAUSAGE \.,;;;$f.!)----------------------- 1-pllltlc . $}19 38 oz. BREEZE unoooomblecll · eC-ofW- p8ln on hlth· State Bank No. 138 • 2% . · tloUHF,___, oCptlonol ...........-blo (told tempetatures were set in the Nebraska towns of Nort!l Platte, 49, and Valen· tiDe; 50, breaking previous records lor the date by 1 and 2 degrees, tespectively. · . Tile low for the nation Friday mornlilg . was 48 degn~ at Hibbing, MinD.. Houlton. Maille. • CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION . (Including DomesUc Subsldlalres) ' DAN DEE 1 11 •T-oplne dipole VHF. - Lottery wiruiing nurnbel'8: 226, 9436 ~~,~WI~2~z. $}0~ anct n~w apptoaf"h to inr .. nth·l' award•, and in add ilion to rf-li{ular prt>mlum• and rlbhon11. Crnlral TruKI ~~~~ prt>llf'RI to wlnnrt;t In nf!arly 100 dl'flill::nalf'd t'tlr,orirll of non-llvu loC'k projt:rhl and 11 mall animal11z ' -control - 17 button , •112 chonMI COPibllity •3"al"ovol........, etnfr..... - y, GAL. FISHER'S Salult'll and rt"wardMpartit'lpanls In lht> 351h Annual orGf-Mitlc oofor ......., -JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inew ' ! ..J• (Continued ~ pjlge Al). $119 ASST. FLAVORS ~ jolctu,. tuiMo •D~tu....-1111unon • " ' minutes. . Record . ~ Er~sion••• • r========== •E-300cllell0it •11" di"1!oMI Doric-Lito blod< . 1o switch to awdUary power due 1o the power intenuptlonl;. Nevada Power Co. officials said about llall the more than 10,00> customers affected by the out· · ages had service restored within an boor. · · HartsiJeld Atlanta Intema. tiona): Airport, meanwhile, was vtrtuaUy ~t down for more' than an hour as the thunderstonns tore through north Georgi.a. A thwderslllim In central Alabama Friday morning produced large baD In Selby County. The same thunder~tonn brought 0.6 Inch of rain to Blnnlngbam In Jess than 15 evening Hay curing conditions will be acceptable, Tile rain-free period will be lengthy enough for•new cuts, rut growers may want to crust and . tum cuts to huny the curing process. I $14~ 1 FRESH . FRESH HAM AOOtherFruth's cus!Omerbuy!ng tickets, this time for her father, because she had played her tickets earlier in the week, felt her fatherls chances wert! as good as anyone else's at hitting the r ight numb;!r combination. "Sure, why wouldn't they be?'' she said. · residents. In Las Vegas, many hotels had · Ohio agricultural advisory . one residents. "A lot of custotnei'S come !rom Charleston, and there have been peoplepasslngthroughfromSablna or Bellaire," she said. "Some custo~. with relativeS as Jar al"aY as Texas or Fl,orlda, wrote to them about it. "People stand a chance of winning a lot of money," she cbnt!nued. "They don't feel bad about klslng, since it's going to the schools." Gloeckner said several RavensWood area residents have been ruylng tickets. '"There's been a lot of sttangers, About half the tbwn of Baker, • Call!., 100 mlles northeast of Los Angeles, was· blacked out after llghtrilng ripped apart a udllty pole, said Lois Clark, IIECI~~ of the chamber of coinmerce Baker, which has about 400 ( • an said. noi-thern Florida . · SOUlH CEN'lRAL · Variable cloudiness with a sUght chance of . showel'l! or thunderstorms Sunday. Highs Sunday near 78. The chanoe o! rain Is · :ll percent Sunday.. ERIE Winds nortlteasi five to 15 koots .Sunday. M!lStlY sunny Sunday. WHOLE . might make it. .. The customer saki he had bought seven tickets - not unusual, because he said he was a regular Lotto player and purchased seven tickets each week . Smith said Fruth's had prepared for !be' last major jackpot try - at that time, $8 mllllon - by posting stgits urging regular and new Lotto . players to make their purchaseS early. · He said sales had been steady week, rut took off as Saturday approached. · "We've had to have pe\'son there handling sales," Smith said. "Ysually she handles both sales and rut it benefits everyone- the kids, the state, a u the businesses," be the register, 'but for now It's only been sales." Carter cohflnned that sales haven't been limited !0 Gallla ThundersiOmls also stretched from east Texas to Georgia arid Is 10 percent Sunday. ICE '. CREAM Junior fair western Arizona. CENmAL. EAST CENTRAL Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs In tile middle 708. The chance oY rain ·HOLLAND Counl~· foot deep. . F1ash flood watches were In effect tllrouPevenlngformoun· talns and c1e11erts of southern California, southern Nevada and · ·· NO~. CENnw,· A EAST 1:A1E SHOBE NOR'I'HEAST, aNlBAL HIGIIJANil8 Mostly clear Saturday night. Lows near 55. Sunny Sunday. Highs in the m1ddJe 708. The chance of rain is 10 and Sunday. MLUQ Vt\LLEY~ SOtrnl\VE!T, Wl!lJT CENTRAL Sunny Sunday. Highs between 75 and ~. The chance of rain Is 10 pen~ut &mday. 12 OZ. PKG. Callia • State zone forecasts • Federal Mogul · Southeastern Equipment Fred and Joan Wood :Police cite two • . By The Aeeoo!ated P1eM . · .. The Na!Jonal W~lher Seivice ays WJStable ail- associated with an area of weak low pressure. tn lDdlana and western Kentucky will • result bl a sll&ht ·chance of ilhDwers in exttant; southern Ohio Sunday, Mo8t of the state, however, will have a gOO() amount or sunshine and pleasant temperatures. . · Sides were mostly cleat 1n many parts of the state overnight Saturday, but cloudiness increased from the west during the early morning. A cool northerly flow of air continued Into the state trOm a high pressure area over the Great Lakes. · ·· A few shDwers approached the western Ohio botder dutlng the night, but no rainfall WI!$ reported .. THANKS TO AREA Leir Photography Talliney JeWelers · Dr. Jack Bailes W.uah-Halley'Wood Funeral Home Jaycees G&J Auto Parts · Rodney Supply Co. , Marchi Dist. Co. · Cremeans Concrete Norris Dodp Gallipolis Auto Auction Smith Buick Co. Kiwanis Club Burlile Oil Co. Bastille ' • David McCoy Ins. Haskins-Tlnner McGinnes-Stanley Ins. Emblem Club Betz Honda · Milstead Bake~ Jim IIi ink Chev. · Tom's Stereo Voto Mfe. Wood's Rully Charley and Co. Fruth Pharmacy ·Bob Evans Farms V.F.W. Post 4464 Bingo Willis Funeral Home Retail Merchants Willis Tire Co. Centrai .Trust Co: Motor Car Brokers Neal Ins. Don Baird & Son Auto Parts Ohio Valley Bank O'Dell Lumber Co. Holzer Clinic LTD Shake Shop Hill Crest Sur1ial Clinic Par Mar Oil Co. The Com!Dircial & Savin&s Bank Empire Furniture Motor Parts Co. Howard Baker Saunders Ins. Phil M. Roberts. Inc. Or.· DoRllld Thaler Gallipolis Jr. Women Club AnonyntOus Donators Dick Brown Ins. Big River Electric Co. Boso A1ri Center Violent thunderstonns ripped . apart a power line In $ooihern• California on Friday and winds up to 77 mph trom a dDWnpo\11" In Atlanta virtually clolled one the world's busiest airports. Ughtnlng ' also knocked Out power · to more than 10,00> customers In ~Vegas, Nev., · where heavy rains swamped parts of the Vegas Strtp with swtft.movtng water more than a Chance of shower$ today •• Jeny L. Rainer, 3'.!, Ma.rysvUle,$37; Cllt!ord W. Snyder, 22,.Jacksoit,S3'7; · Phillip D. Egul!, 62, Cromwell, Ind., $38; Margaret A. Polen, San AntoniO, Texas, $38; Harold Wells, 22, Bidwell, $38; Margaret L. Hanson, 23, Wesliln, N.C., $39; WUUam · M. McKII)ley, 60, St. AlbanS, W.Va., $39; Scott A. Manos, 24, Daytl)n, $40; and Andrew Spino, · 29, Seven Hllls, KJ. By The 4e•"'ted Pr. MONDAY 11IOUGH WEDNESDAY:' Falr lluwgb the period, Highs around~- tows between 55 and ~ Mondlly and bt the 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. j Wo RoiOrvo Tho Right to Umlt QUIIntltlot · · . Forfeiting bond tor speeding were National weather • S111t .• Aug. 4, 1984 ..,_,Prices The Sunday nmes-Sentinei-Page--A-5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Pvint Pleasant, W. Va. I :J .• • •' , ..' C 19N Sh.. '"'" lthm.anl Am.rh:•n E•prnalne: ~. �. . Food union spokesman urges·Kroger . co~tract reJecti~n ~ge A-6-- The Sunday Times-Sentinel l'llmeray-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. . . . said lt will close 23 stores in the tocanpetelnevecymarket,andwe A_.e!ed Writer Cleveland and Aliron.canton areas do what we can to make each store - CINCINNATI (AP) -Cleveland· by Sept. llf workers at thOse stores successful," Mcintire said. He said . area grocery workers would be tum down a contract proposal that the proposed concessions would better off If Kroger workers reject calls for wage cuts. allow the Cleveland-area stores to ProPosed wage Cllts Sunday even Krogersaldthatlfthecontractls becompetltlve. tlloogh Kroger threatens ,to close 23 passed, the stores will remain open Kroger closed 70 stores in stores If the cuts are rejected, a atleastanotheryear. MlchlganonJuly2landclosed52in Unton spokesman says. Jim Mcintire, a spokesman for · Pennsylvania in February when : "If Kroger wins these conces· Kroger, said the stores have had workers refused . to make slons and other stores follow suit 11 · problems because of dropping concessions. . lfllll~aveaunlonofl6 cmpeoplekta populatloninnortheasternOhlo.He GltllnsaldhebellevesKrogerwill Shambles " saki 1rv Gitlin spokes·' said Kroger sees wage concessions close the Ohio stores If the proposals ~ tor ~lllted Food and as the only solution. voted down. But he said ~alWorkersLocalOOI.r\Cievelllnd . "There Is no hidden message in concessions will just p~de a • The .Cinclnruitl·based Kroger Co. Ol.!rcloslngsorourproposals. We try temporary cure to Kroger s prot>· • · lems and that workers would be betre;. off to let the stores close. "Kroger says it can't compete If it . pays the same as .o ther stores In this area. Kroger Is a very influential CHICAGO (AP) - The FBI Is quietly last Week as they sat in a company. It Kroger !eels It can acting as a clearinghouse for park in suburban Evanston. maintain low wages without In· oodence cOllected in a six-state Margolis sald all Information . fluenclng other stores to do the ¢Jrnespreeln'¥hlchAJtonColeman received bY the . FBI will be same Ithinkthecompany'swrong. and Debra Brown are suspeets. distributed to Individual law. en· what will Kroger do~ Will ; Jeremy Margolis; an assistant forcement agencies. _ they want more conces$ions? Or U.S. attorney, said Friday that the Also on Friday, Margoils asked wW they close anyway?" he asked. plan to have all the evidence ln one U.S. Magistrate Carl Sussman to John Bartlett, the union's jllace Is the "only proper way" to allow hair, blood and footprint secretary-treasurer, said Kroger's IDake comparlsons. . · . • samples from Coleman and Ms. proposal includes pay cuts ranging Brown. trom35centsanhourforerrtployees ! -'For example," he said, •·we · By JOHN FABIUS rr- Commer· are FBI holds Coleman evidence ~ . !' July 29, 1984 . , . · •-Then , July 29, 1914 plants ; , le~.vlngthem,andwillvoteagalnst it. . Gitlin said Kroger can't seem to compete In the Cleveland area. sure "I'm the~ are other operalions just walttn,gtop~kupKroger's profltable pieces and run wiV! 1 them,' he said. ·, Of the 52 stores that closed In Pennsylvania, half have since been reo~ by other grocel)'·stQre chains, and many fOrmer Kroger . emplOyees have ~n hlred, said Jack BOOenhernler, boJslDess representatlve for the union's Local23 in Pittsburgh. . Kroger emp~s about l'iO,!XXI peoPle natlonwlde. .It Is the United POMEROY- The Infant of Dan and C.tby Harford Rlgp of Mlddleport'dled Saturday lq Holzer M~ Center, GaDip>Ua. SurYt\llna u:e the parents; _a , brothe!', 04~. at~: maternal ~ ~ts. Deivlnandl.etaMae _. ~of Relnelle, W.Va.; pater· . nat ~ Bernard and Audi~Jtone INSIDER ~ the adVI!~tages you went in • hea(ing aid; small size, com· fortabla lit, Md the pirtornlanc• you need to help ·i!llprove your hearing quality. Come in and iNe'U show you the many advantegas the INSIDER ha to offer. The of South Point; and several aunts and IU!Cles. 6raveslde ienolces will be held at 10: :II a.m. Monday tn ~Ide Cemetery, with the ~- Mark McClwtl ofllclatlng. Arrant!ements areby#!AwilnpCoats·BiowerFun· .....· DILlS ((§>) HliiiMG ~ID ..... CIMTIR ..... _..... Ethel W. Taylor Anniversary prices on hearinl aids and bat- RlTI'LAND - Ethel W. Taylor, 83, a llfe!ong resident of Meigs County, died Fnlay night at her Rutland liome. · Born Nov. 5,.lll01, near Rutland, a . dauahter of the late Fred and ~ Winn,llhewasamemberofRutland Church of Christ and the Meigs County ' Senl.or Citizens teries. · Ample Parkiril Space WILLIAM 8. DILE8 liMf ... . JIJt ~anttobea~etocompareflbe~ ~m the clothing Coleman .was r----------------------------------------------------------------J--------------~--~------~----~--------wearing when he was arrested with libers found at a crime in Dayton IObto) ." · ' . ' 'ManStlei(I; I •'\ 1Smoke le$ls slated " P.:" tALLIPOLIS - Beginning July• ~; Gallipolis wW be smoke testing \'~sanitary sewer system. Ortlclals say· the testing wW be .~ to locate storm sewers, roof bli'llins and other storm drains that ~~ , may be connected to the sanitary ! seWers: . •· ;I'hesmokelsnontoxlcandwWnot •. le;Jve !jl1 odor, l)ut officials say to be ; safe, residents may want to call the 1fire department to make sure the srrtoke Is not from another source. I ·1!Je entrance of smoke indicates : thattoxlcsewergasescanalsoenter l hOhses and that the plumbing Is ' faulty or that traps In unused drains aJtdry. To correcttheproblem,clty 1 , otftclals recommend the inspection 1of 8ewer traps. : ~e testing Is expected to he 1COfPleted by the end of August. ' j :::~~e Ohio has a lot for you to do and see. And the best part is, you don't have to go far io have fun. You'll find many events and attractions in your area listed in this handy travel guide. , · Check the guide and plan to get away soon. And. remember to phone 81'8t before you leave, for information, reservations, directions, current weather conditions, for anything you need to•know. Animal Cracker Park Logan 16141 385-3940 Columbus Zoo ' .Powell 16141889·9471 . Paradise Lake Family Entertainment Park Cambridge 16141 432·3007 Timber Run Arche~ Park Alexandria 16141924-4261 Wyandot Lake Amusement Park Powell 16141 889·9283 I ' ' is to inspire lhase who follow ... Muae.am1 Athens County Museum and the perfec~ endurina tribute . 1 -,iii. Select Barre Guild Monument. < The high standards Barre has set : for each monument enables us to •ssure you Of the utmost in quality and deoign. .. , . ~----couPoN---~-~. I <l .. : Logan Monument Company " I Pomeroy. Oh<O I )IOPiease send me FREE booklets show· I ' ' ing memorials printed in full color I !t1,~¥ith sizes and prices listed I :r I :fdkindly have an authorized Logan ; Monument Co. representative call at 1 home. . 1 :t'fiPieise send me deta<ls about Mmo· I ' t :1eums without obligation I :l7lnY ;1 , I I I I=-------- I ·1,...,, 'I I· J~oot w loot• I if · I or ,... _________.;...,J,I ':11CiiJ---- . ' LOGAN :JAONUMENT Pomeroy. Oh. ~ et Pomerov·Meeon Bridge · •· leo L. Veughen, Mgr. ' .; · Phone 992·2588 ' VInton w. Mlln St. 0. Bueh, Mgr. ...... Jem81 Phone 388·8103 • "-~ . ethical · joWBiors dedicated to · c~er protection •nd cus service. We had · • paaa rigorous · . 378-6158 f examinations to enter -· !he Society Md are ,.. examined annually IO ·~I make Sure 'NI're up on the · lateot dovelopm0t1ts . The ® ·symbol in our .. store is your auurance of ,. getting line qoaiily jowatry and good value ... because we rruJy know whal we're selling . ~ MEMBER AMERICAN ·~ ~ GEM SOCIETY ' . :~ '' of " '· ' '· ·c ::.r1r The Saving Place'!! rece ·v'ed car tn a curve and slid off the rlgllt r;===::;::=~===:::;l ATIRACTIONSI AMUSEMENTS Zoot .tt Theme l'•rk• ' t- . t . ' To honor those who have gone before... ·HOME SATELL1TE TV SPECIALISTS GALLIPOLIS - A 2J.year-old 27, Sand Holloi'o' Road, DWI; Columbus woman was treeted and· Richard Henry;6lMWCreekRoad, released at Veterans Memorial open ·contaJner; j and SaDdra L. Hospital follllwlng a trliftle'accldent · Spires, :!J, Rt; , 1, Gelllpolls, .on Ohio 124 early Saturilay. , speeding. ·; ' . AnurslngsupetV!sorsaldTerrtE. The Gallipolis Fire Department Roush was treeted for bru19es regorled that a car fire· calllled following the 3:15a.m. accldent. ~tely Slm damage to a TheGaWa.MelgspostoftheSIAte 1976 M~ ~ by ·Donald highWay patrol said Rolish was Brooks, Rt.l. GaJUpoils. on Friday. westboUnd on 124 ln Rptland .ortlctals said the fire . ~ Township when she reportedly lost started trom an electrical short tn controlofhercarlnacurve,\'VEI'Itoff the eng1ne. I; the 1ett side of the road.and over an 1·J!a1 embahkment into a field. 1.18 - Rol.tshtwas cited by the patrol tor ~THENS. Ohio (AP) -The Ohio fallurc tiP conjrol rollow!Dg the University Deveklpment Office has received rilore thin $3.9 mWion In accident. A 16-year-old RaCjne girl esciiPed gtfts for the ~ftscal year. injUry wbeil she. 'altegedly losf Jack Ellis, dlrectt of developcontrol of the car she was drlv1n# ment, told lrustees'ofiheOU Fui1d. Inc .. that It was the most successful F]rlday afternoon. year Iii thefund's38-yearhlstory.He The pBtrol said J{]!ile L. Han1s said the number ofgiftsWI!I'elilgher wu westbruiid on Letart 'l'owDshlp 1 in ~ery category Road 95 when she lost control other G 5 it means we are kno~oablo, $1650° .Colun:Wus reside~t inj~ed · i ~ a sister, Mrs. Helen Gros5 of ·Cuyahoga Falls; seven , BECAUSE $2650° •"" Mrs. James (Eleanor) Thomas of Pmilli'GY, and Helen Atkeson of : Coleman, 28, and Ms. Brown, 21, )rere · arre!ited last week after a partes of murders, kldnapplngs and rapes .in six States. ~ palr- have )Jeen charged by Ohlp a~~Px>rltles ~th murder in the July ll'beatlng death of Marlene Walters, 44, in the Cincll)natl suburb of Norwood. Col~an also Is a suspect in seven 1 otlier slaylngs and other attacks diitlng a two-month spree, author!· ~':ill's say. The two were arrested I PROUDLY DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM Specials are. organization. ' . Surviving lll'e two daughters, . •' WE * ·July· * Systems I Ask about our special · sentence Sllverblrd Satellite era! Home. Now Celebreting our 31ith Annlvel'8ery in our new location. The aame dependable 1ervice, with hr;~ma appointment• . avelleble. . aeekhelpbe<:IUR, "ItlsnOtmystyle defense. . Wilma ·RljiiP . ' trial near conclusionr: of 191~ years . tor 8I'BJI(Icblldre llld ·great. Ana 'rtdPN.Wdla' toasktorhelp!orsornetlllniltblnkl · COII\IIctlon in Akron last fall on llflllldcblldl': And nurileroua nJe. · ~TI lAP) · - Closing can handJe myself." ch8rgies of raping 21 women and 'ces and lll!pbetlls: arauments lll'e set.'I'Iaday in the ''J lost pn my home gi'!IIItld, .. ~ ten'wlzlllg nine others between late She wulllo~lndeatbby · tr1111 o« a to& mer peylllclan IICCUied ·sald. "Self-control is my bag." Imand 1982. her h!Jiband, P'. Clair Tlylor; by a of rapine 11 Wllrlll!l tn a tiJn!e.year Hesaldhetapedtheassaultofone Jacksori Is being tried twice tWin IIIler, EdllbSummerl: and by , string of at:teckl and who already 1s woman so he could listen to It later because of a Jojovember 1978 change abrolher,PauiW)In. .. · impl18c!led In IIIIOtlle!' series of and try ' to stop himself from inOhlolawwhlchshlttedtheburden FllneraiiJei'VIcel will l!e )leld at 2 rapee. attacking other women. Jackson of proof tor inSanity defeilses from Edward F. JICkacin Jr. of also testified .t hat he once put a the prosecution to the p.lri. Monde,y In Htmter Funeral Home, Rutlend, with Eupne Un· Columbus. elldlni a ~)'ear sl· plastlcbagover,hlsheadsohe~ AU the attacks took place In the clerwoodomcta~.wiD belli 1ence datlaa back to hlalllfl2 arrest, know what his vlctlms felt Ukewhen , Columbus area. The trials were Mllel Cet•~etety1 IJI4Y cllll leltllled In the current trial that he he smothered them. ' moved from Colwnbus because of at the tl,meralliolile from U and fantasized for years about _ havtng .r. _H_e_ls_servlng ____a_._sra_te_prlsOrt_ ._ _~>re-_trlal __Jlll_b_nc_tty-:-.------:-:1 from 7·9 p.m. today. sex with W001I!!I who-..etled up. Plychoioelsts Cllled by the )rlllecutlon testified that Jeckson sutrers .. from IeVere ~ problems . Martha A: Rowih bQt that he was aane when the MASON, W.V/J.- Martha Ann attacks took piece. He'ls ~of Roush, fiT, Ruttsnd, died Friday ln stalldngP,l\unlJus.area Wlml!iland attaclin& them ln their homes, Qften · VeterenaM~Hoepltal. Born. May 27, 1:Jl!l7, Ill Gl'lmths· bllidlng and gagging them. Psychologist Shirley Mink, a 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH · VIlle, w.va.; del,! ".of ,.t he late defen8e witness, said Jackson was a Odls and Cora Caner Hobbs, she Considered top of the line. "boulti!:Dne . schlzophrenlc" who attended RutJani!OwrchcilGod. 'itlihest 8icture quality Shewu~~indeatbby had no ooalrol OVI!I' .his actions. "He felt pulled and drtven to act comes with . rake 324 Rece@ler her husband, Lbidley Rotish Jr., tn out tantastes lp a rltuallstiC way,'' 1977. • 0. f Survtvlne two dau&hters. shesald. Jacklon, 40, ·a former intemlst Darlene WUkes and Coiela Gunlo, Who IWiendeied his medical ll· 8' ·SPUN ALUMINUM DISH both of Rutland; a sister, ~ cen~e, pie 1ed Innocent and iJlno. Remarbble picture quality in a · Gray of Palm seQch, Fla.; and a oent by l'eaSOII of Insanity to the 11 · s.mall dish. ~"""a''""''- ~ tWo great- ' "'-~~ grtllldchlldrell. . • . rape counts and 15 relall!d felonies, 0 Funeral ~wiD be held at 2 · Including l3 counts of aggravated PRICE INCLUDES p.m. lcldaY In~~ Funeral burglary. The c• bues took place COMPLETE INSTALATION . Home, Mason,ll1th•t!Je,Rev. Jolm . betli6!1119'l5 and October 19'18. Jacklon Bald in tllre!! days of Evans ~tlng. ~ wi1J be ln ti!Siiauooy that he lOst a ptinooal G~~~ · . "turf bettie" to routui bb111e1t 8J1d stq> hbliaelr from assaul~ Reedsville, Ohio Silverbird Setellhe "-,item \\QJli!IL He ti;11111ed that he did not ,. IS-•• y~u:·welr! a, JOHN NOlAN . The~y Point Pleasant, W. Va. Jac~on's s~ond Area deaths lllllklng between $4.35 and $4.991!11 . States largest clornestlc food renwnber ~p~ and• hour, to $2 hourly for wbrkers teller., operelin& about 1,400grocery . and a c . • . lllllklng IIIQI'I! tj1an $9 an hour. The _stores_ · ...,...In_ . _~_sra_tes_.-alfq--wi-th_a_:__co_nvenlell_-..--ce_storeS _ _._ _ _ __ propOsal also would reduce ClliJl· pany coJ11!'1butions to a bealth care plan,hesald. Gitlin predicted that Sunday's vo!;wWbeclose. . Of ~ from a Kroger employee.s point of ~· a lot of them won t want to lose their jQb, so they'll vote in favor of Kroger's pacicage,"·he said. "~will look . at what kind of job Kroger will be Ohio . Athens 16141 5.93·6216 , Belmont County Museum BarnesviHe 1614) 425·2926 Cambridge Glass Museum Cambridge 16141 432·3045 Cenh.~~ of Science & Industry Columbus 16141228-6361 Colonial inn Museum OldWashlngton 16141489-5323 Dental Museum Bainbridge 1614) 634·2228 Degenhart Paperweight & Glass · Museum Cambridge 16141432-2626 Fayette County Museum Washington Court House 16141 335·2953 Franklin House Museum. Chillkothe 16141 772 -1936 Franklin Park Conservatory Columbus 16141 222 -7447 Gnadenhutten Museum Gnadenh4Uen 161412:;4·4143 Guernsey Counly Museum Cambridge (614)432-2959 · Japanese Education Center Westerville 16i4) 882·2964 Jefferson County ,' I:Hstoric~l Museum ~Jeubenville 1614)283-1133 Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum Coshocton 16141622-8710 Kelton Hou'se Columbus 16141 464-2022 National Heisey .Gil!l$5 Museum Newark· 16141 345·2932 Natlonal Road- Zane Gray Museum Norwich 16141872-3143 Ohio Historical Center Columbus 16141 466·1500 Ohio Railway Museum . Worthington 16141885-7345 Ohio River Museum Marlena 1614) 373.3750 Old Temperance House Museum Newcomerstown 16141 498-7152 ParfJI Museum & Daif)l Museum Chillicothe 16141 472·1933 Robbins Hunter Museum 'Granllille 16141587-0430 Ross County Historical Museum Chillicothe (6141 772-1936 Sherwood-Davidson House Museum Newark 16141345·1898 Slate Run living Histcfril:lll Farm Ashville 16141833·1880 Stengel-True Museum Marion 16141387-6140 The Wagnalls Memorial lithopolis 16141 837-4765 Webb House Museum Newark 16141 345·8540 Wyandot Popcorn Museum Marion 1614) 387.8196 Hlatorlc Sltoa Adena Stale Memorial Chillicothe 16141 772·1500 Buckeye Furnace Wellston (614) 384·3537 Cal]lpus Martius Museum ManeHa (6141 373·3750 Dr. Increase Mathews House Zanesville 16141 454·9500 1810 House Portsmouth 1614) 354-5851 Flint Ridge · Glenford 16141 ·787·2476 Friends Meeting HouSe Mt. Pleasant 1614) 769,7576 The Georgian ,• Lancaster {61~1654 -9923 Hanby House WesterviUe 16141891·6980 Harding House Manon 16141 387·9630 Moundbuilders State Memonol Newark 16141344-1920 Mound City Group Nat'! Monument . Chdllcothe 16141 174-1125 Old Toll House . , Zanesville 16141452-4420 Our House State Memorial Golipolls 1614) 446·0586 SHerman !:lou,. Lancaster 16141687-5891 Reatored Communities Gennan Village · Columbus 16141 221-8888 Historic Roscoe Village Coshocton 16141622-9310 Ohio Village Columbus 16141 466-1500 Natural Wonders 'Oientangy Indian Caverns O.laware 16141548-7917 Perkins Observatof)l Delaware 16141 363-1257 Wlnerle1 & Breweries Anheuser-Busch Columbus 16141 888·6644 ext 270 GranVille Vineyard Granvlile 1614) 587-0312 Rouse of Wines ManeHa 1614) 373-0996 The Louis Jindra Winery Jackson 15131 286-6578 Wyandotte Wine Cellar. Inc. Gahanna 1614)476-3624 Troia & Boot Ride• Buckeye Central Scenic ~ilroad Newark 1614) 345-9757 Hocking Vaii¥Y Scenic Railway Nelsonville 1614) 753-9531 The Lorena Stemwheeler Zanesville 16141 454,6851 Monticello II Canal BOat Ride Coshocton 16i41 622-3415 Valley Gem Stemwheeler Mane"• 16111373-7862 OUTDOORS StotePorka Alum Creek State Park Delowore 16141 548-4631 AW Marion State Park Circleville 16141 474·3386 Bark>amp State Park Belmont 1&141 484· i064 Blue Rock State Park Blue Rock 16141 674-4794 Bile~ Lake State Park Millersport 16141467·2690 Burr Oak State Parlt GlouSJer 16i4J 767-3570 Deer Creek State Park Mt. Sterling (6141869-3124 Delaware State Pftrk Delaware 1614) 369-2761 Forked Run State Park Chillicothe 16141 77H726 Hocking Hills State Park . Logan 16i4J 385-6841 Jackson Lake State Park Oak Hill 16141 682-6197 Jefferson Lake State Park Richmond 16141 765·4459 Lake Alma State Park Wellston 16141 384·4474 Lake Hope State Park Zaleski 16141 596-5253 . Lake Logan State Park Logan 16141385-3444 Lake White State Park Waverly 1614}947 ·4059 Madison Lake Stale Park . London 16141 852·291~ Muskingum River Parkway State Park Zanesville (6141 452-3820 Pike Lake State Park Bainbridge (6141 493-2212 Salt Fork State Park . Cambridge 16141 439·3521 Scioto Trail Stale Park Chlllicothe 16i41 663·2125 Shawnee State Park PortSmoulh 16141858-4561 Strounds Run Smte Park Athens 16141592-2302 Tar Hollow State Park Laurelville (6141887 -4818 Wolf Run Slate Park Caldwell 16141 732-5035 Stoleforu.. Blue Rock State Forest Blue Rock (6141 674.4794 .Dean State Forest Pedro 16141 532-1228 Fernwood State Forest .Bloomingdale 16141264-5671 bfan1SOn State Forest Bloomingdale 16141264-5671 Hocking State Forest Rockbridge 1614) 385·4402 Shade River State For21i ReedsVille (6141 378·6116 Shawnee State Forest Portsmoulh 1614)858-4201 Tar Holow State Forest J,:.ondonderry 16141887-4818 laleskl State FORst Zaleski 1614' 596-5 781 FllhlntondBo..a.. , Blackhand Gon!e Canoe Uwf)l Newark 1614)1"63-4000 Clow:s Marina Bowerston (6141 269·5371 Deer Creek Ml!lrina Mt. Sterling 16141 869-4543 Hockins Vall")) Canoe livefJI Logan 16141 385:8685 Lake Katharine State Nc.lture PJeserve Jackson 16141 286-2487 Cake Snowden . Albany (614) 698-6373 Ohio Power Reoreation Area McConnelsville 16141 962-4525 Pledmonl Lake Marina Freeport 1614) 65!1·3735 Raccoon Creek Canoe Livery Rio Grande 1614)245-5304 Tappan Marina Sclo 16141 269·2031 Wll~ Creek Lake Coshoctoni614J343-6647 ZanesVille Slate Nursery Zanesville 16141 453-9472 Sporto Go Kart Track Coshocton 16141·622-4080 . ARTS M - - a Gallm•• Anreach GaUery Columbus 16141461-0986 Charta Foie11 Galllrv Columbua 1614)253-7921 Columbus MUMum of AH Col\lmbus 1614) 221-6801 Into an In Other pollee. news, C.alllpi!Us etty Police arrested a ctty man ,. Fridaynlgbtonchargesotdolilestlc GALLIA COUNTY • VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY SQUAD NOW OFfRRJNG ~ · violence. Lodged in the Gallla County Jan pending ilrralgli!nent Mouday ·1s • Melvin K. WWJams, 44' SteUa's Traller Coort. Thomas Jenkins Saunders, 42, Rt. 1, ~ <;Ity, was Issued a felony bad check warrant. · Cited by pollee were Gary L. Cox; . . FR.E . AMBU:ANCE SERVICE 8 A.M. til 12 MIDNIGHT 24 HOUR SERVICE SATURDAY SUNDAY a 446-8322 4.27~e28% . Save68% OUr Reg. Our5.97 58~ A, "Chal'l'ri11 Bath Towels· Cultural Ans Center Columbus 16i4J 222-7047 . Rilierby · Galhpolis 16141 446-3834 Ruthven Gallery Lancaster 16141 653-0663 S6ulhem Ohio Museum & Cultural Center Portsmoulh 1614)3$4-5629 ZanesviUe flrt Center ' . ZaneslliBe 16141 452-0741 Thootre Cambridge Perforrn;ng Arts Center . Cambridge (614)432-7958 Licking Count~ P1al1"rs Newark 16141 345· 7385 The LMng Woril Outdoor Drama Cambridge 16141 439'-276i Ohio Stale University Theatre Columbus 1614) 422-2295 Ohio Theatre Columbus 1614) 469-0939 Poloce Theotre Columbus 1614) 469-9850 Palace Theotre Marloo 1614)383-2101. Pi....,. Thoatrv of Columbus · Columbus 16141 224-0831 Showboat Becky Thatcher Thelin! · . Marietta 16i41 373-6033 "Te<umseh" & "Shenandoah " Outdoor Dromos Chlllitothe {6141 775-0700 o- Billtt Metropolitan Columbua 16141 224-1672 Doncenttal Columbus (6141 224-8103 40.....,tso411>1rat-boUnd lO~xl " paper ' I. OUr .... 1..,,11KU" WOII CIDitl .. - . . .. , .. 1.57 c. Qw .... . .IJ. N>'ki6"MDnd ,.,... . '' ..• 2.97 A Meuage From The Bible•.. Each Handy Theme Books l'hic;k ·n' lt1iQty coMonipotyesler. 25x~- . Muolc Columbus Symphony Orchestra Columbus 16141 224-5281 Music In the Air Columbus 16141 221 -2000 Opera Columbus ' Columbus 16141 461 ·0022 Possum Run Music Park Groveport 16141837-4282 · The Centrum Skatiog Columbu• 1614)461·6466 Columbus ·Clippers Ba.. ball Columbus 16141 462-5250 Columbus Motor Speedway Columbuo 16141491-1047 Darby Downs Grow City 16141 87S-3434 · NoHonal Rood Oo Kart Track C.mbndge 1614) 432-3441 Sckllo Downs c;olumbw 1614) 491-2515 Three Rivers Canoe Livery & ·road lor tlome, school or olllce. Nice SOYingL 48¢~~~3. . Colorful Crayola' Crayons Box of 24 nontoxic crayons In array oJ different colors for hours of coloring fun. Save. D. QJIII' .... I .tJ,Itdi.. Cotlonlai'IMat .. l .JI • DELJVEBED FROM DARKNESS ' Wllliatn B. Kt~~~All I ' . "Wiw Aatl rle_liven~d 111 f!'!!!!! ~~. Gild Aal1 n.dated 111 illlo .c/ae lci11gdom of/a" deM&m (Col. 1:13). . 1 ' ' ' o.t..ae... . . ''DiJrlciUlu" is uaed to "moral end S)liritual dlrueu." It is c1eeeriP,tive of Satan'• kiD (Ae,ts 28:18). He is "tM god oflu world '12 Cor. 4:4), tUid '1 ,;riJol:c of tu a(r" (Eph. 2:2).' GOd created man in Ilia own imap to rule the world. Man being diVinelr plded, was to keep God'• laY' of truth, eJtalting the Supreme Beln. CID earth. But, man btitrayed hl.s truat in Get!. He obeyed the deVIl, ~ing Satan u his guide and ruler. MID traaa!erred allepuce from God to Satan, making him "tu =IAU world." · · . ecretl ' I . 1.78Ea • TreatCI'Iolce . l -Ib: plain o' peanut choco- late candy Au ._. .. f' ' l I \ '' . ' ' ' . '' Com.,...,._ .' ' · Chapel Hill. Church o/~hrlsi . . ' .,..,._ • r.o ..... / w-·-- j , . ,..... Ollie 41631 ' ,_ -- ,.. ... . '"!16 llll!lo.& ..,....Y._.... tfOIIl'S.n u • _.,,,... "uto~ M.M'1' Conely rus "Tho ki~tgdom of ~b.:'~~:' churth that ,J.., built. Cltirol and kinl/((otll are uiled in\8n:haJ11Nbly, referrlug;to the lliile institution, "Alid llpotl iAU hid: 1 will bttild •1 cllltrclt. .. <iitd Twill give nto IAee tle /coy• of IU ...,_ of Ulltl.,. (Mt. 18:18,111). God hu eatablished the cl•rcl. the ~ of llil Sot.. ewe II' the 1aed of the clurcA and the killg of Hia ~ He relp or. ruiN i.odqi In H!J kingdom. He Ia olfering man the privllep to tum from "t'1 god ofllil wor/d"(dark'lleu) totlie ''QodoUU--.."(IigAt). • · I, • 'l'n·deted ''1ra"'latod" is "to change, NlllOYe, make able to ltuld." God is able to remove us from the ~ ofa.tM" and able W ·IIIMe ua atand In the killlrdom ofllil &m. TheM are the oa}J two~ iii the spiritual world today: To be In tu ehurell Ia to be In the klftadom (/1 His Son where ia light and. salvaUoa. The Ollly way 'ft caa ·b&ft the fellowship of light and the hope of salvation Ia to be In the 'eiN(dl, the kingdom or Christ on earth. 'ro be out of the ehureh II tP·be In the kingdom or darkneu wh0111 the Lord will eo111u~ lad cletitrof, •A114 lA.,. 1/lalliAat WicMd ~ NtlfCJiri, wAom lk lAJnl 1/tGil Clt"IIRf Vlil1 cle •pint of Ail _ , , 111111 •li4ll rle•tror wit1 tu &~....,, Of AU . comillg"(2Th-. 2:8). ' ' . G~ Ia -Iring to ttml mm from dark- 10 the llabt lad from Sltan's po'!'er, "7'ot~P" ~Aetr. .,lllld to hlnl tM.fo'cnil4od 111 to lig11, lllid ,.._ tle power of .so-. 111110 Go!l. tiaiiU, .... ,_.... . ftwviwflfl" of•. 111111 ~ GIIIOII(I &kM w1icll -l!ifld(IW 1>r /GitA.Ilal il iii.M" (~ 111!:18). The onea who olie~JIIIIt of GOd's worll · will rewlve the fortrlve- of alu. vbli the forKiveneu of ainl, they ·are uved', and ·eclded 10 the rdi lAde 2:4'7). The ehun:h Ia .U.ntialln God'• plen of clellverlq fro!ll..._, If you tlealre to be In the lltht and receive the blealilp of.God, you mullt be a clU&e~~ tn Hl.s ldngdom, the chureh. y• ' For Fru Blblt Covf'H Write... . . ........•. Sate PriCe ' .; babr < IF .. d't treot . ~- .... -·- • . �July 29. 1984 Tllt1eS-Sentinel 0 0 • ·Fair passes r • .. ·now oili.sale GALLIPOLIS - Passes for the Gallla County Junior Fair, slated to begin Monday, a,re on sale at area banks and from 4-Hand other youth grwp.bers. Passes cost $10each, accordjngto . 'fatr board director Jolmn!e Russell. Admission to. the falF is $4 this · year, entitling people to aD rides and entertainment sponsored by the Gallla County Agricultural Society. Membershlpslnthesocletyareon sale at the Gallla County Exlens!on Setv!Ce office at 1502 Eastern Ave. and at .the fairgrounds d\ll'lng the ... fair, Russell said. · Memberships are $1. The pur• ' ,!:": chaser must is or older and a • !<!I ~ resident of Gallla County. Member: ~;-: ., .. -t ship wlll allow lhe purchaser to vote • 0.8 l;~% In the annual'fair board ~ect!on. . :. · ! ~::JD Sectionlg1 Sunday 'JESTING - 160 closing next week for project l • GALLIPOLIS - Ohio 160. fnim · the Gallla-VInton COiinty Dne to the vlllage of VInton wlll be closed, weather penn!tUng, Tuesday through Aug. 8 for replacement of six Culverts, according to a spokesman for the OHio. Department of Transportation's Gallla County garage. , The road w111 be .closed during the llours .of 8 a.m. and 3:30p.m., the spokes!flaD added . g. .. ~ I penon : : 2 loOt &-U'I ~ im ..... :i!it are negdve, and the Is allowed to work with loods In Glllli!l COunty. §. •• 00~ ; Tbo6e worlclna 0 0 :~ 1984 • wl&b loods at !lie GaDia County . Junior Fair ne¥t week had to be . telled for ~ and the bedh deplll1meot ofJeres • .iervlce 00 'l\ada)1i, wllb readIng 011 'lbunlday8. Here, Dorof!ly FruJer, R.N., ·clledc8 the tell l't!llldtl of Rulli Branham 111111 her - . Greg af l'airtot; A health. card Is llliued If the ... • '· i • ' ,... )o -4 0 • ', _ __, ...; ·• . ~ =-A ;; :: "' c ' ..·• ...= ...... m... .·• ••• 0 I I I I I I .• •• ~ I t I I I I I I I I . Millei: sunrey. at Gallia fair · GALLIPOLIS- A publlcoplnlon poD wUI be avallable to residents of Gallla County from Congressman E. Miller, R-Ohlo, at Mlller's moblle office at the Gallla <;ounty Junior Fa!r·this week. - The sUIVey wlli contain questions dealing with defense developments, f9relgn pollcy lnl~tlves and wdget Clarence measures. 1-Iealth depanmerit toUches all of Gallia ·with inspecti9ns, other clinic serv:ices . , By LEE . : The office will be staffed dally fi'om 1-9 p.m. .... ' 0 ·, GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio neC J:lartment of Transportation . has ~anted a $310,657.18 contract Shaw & Holter Inc., Lancaster, fot work oo two bridges In the area. The contract caDs for replacementoft!mberdecksandrehabUJtatlon of the steel superstructure ot a . tiridgeover DlrtyfaceCreekooOhlo 2,'13 In GaJI!a Coupty, and on a span . on Ohio 3ZI over Pike Run In Vinton County. ANN WELCH · Tlmee s'entlnel stan Every per!!On In Gallla County ls touched In some way by. tbe •'• Contract awarded on 2 area bridges • county · health department, wl\eiher they know it or n.Ot. · , The Gallla County Health Department provides setvlces not only those \lfhO come Into the offices on Second Avenue down· !own, ·but setves evetyq~e who • · seeing more •an<! more people, Ms. Shelton said. "Peopll! are looking for ways to get services at DtUe or no cost In today's ' I!Conoreyt ~added, noting the high price o( o.trlce calls and emergency rooms. Part of.: the reason for the , defeat, sbe said.- inlght be that people don't know and underthe services of the health dep;il'tmeot. S\Md eats!narestalll'IUitorgoesto~ GaD!a CountY. Junior Fa!r. · • ' B bt~ SheIt"" R N '' .: · !If -.r: • .,. •• ,. • '• rI ' ' s:slol,.i 1!81d; the. depru'tinetft:~ _'itarlan ... ~ . ts,,·· all fo(d . Sru\ "~"""' establlslunentli in the county, lncll!dlng iliose at the fair, and ' ~keS ,certain'' they meet stand· . a~ of health. · _..,.~'-There three general cate/ gor1es of serv)ces offered by the GaDia County Health Depart-· ment - Environmental Health Setv!ces, Vital Statistics and Clerical Staff ahd Nursing . ) Services. , Funded by mo11ey assessed from the county townships, Ms. Shelton said she has high hopes the for levy, before the voters In November. In the last election; II was defeated by 43 vote!;, sbe ' said. .. • ' ·~ ....""'·-... '- - BoSter joins film ;:idvisory panel are • ~- :a:>LUMBUS - Rep.· Jolynn BOster, 0-Galllpolls, .h as been appolntedtosetveontbegovernor's . a4V!s0ry board for the·Ohio Film . Bureau. She was appointed to the board by Rep. Vernal G. R!fte, .D-New Boston, speakerofthestateHouseof Representatives. · ' The board will emphasize tlJe · beneflts·ofmaklngrnov!es!nOh!o.A major section of "Heart and Soul," a !Ibn being produced by Twentieth Centuly-Fox, was fDmed In Nelsonvllle, part or Boster's. legislative district. ~· ..... ~~ 1.~~ .., ';.1 '. . .'"'~ --.... ,~ "'••• "' ·~ ..... ' r ... ' "' .,'~~ ...• When the levy was defeated, hours had to be cut, a part-time pos!t1on done away with, the · '· ·~ 0 .... .... . Adult · Medical Ciinlc, Sexually 'I'I'ansmltted Clinic ahd Mos· quito Control were discontinued~ , • The Health ~t Is l .... ...., ..... • ·~ • 'I;!J:- are . Se!'v1ces proyldi!d at Uttle or no cost ·to anyJ. nisldent of G Dla County be said When a 's ; there is a fee, It is the cost mandated IJY .the state or the cost of provldtng the service to the public. - · ~ Vltalet, tlet!cs In vital s~IIStlcs, all birth, death and stillbOrn certificates kept In tbe health department, Ms. Shelton saki. They ·also Issue burial -permits and certificates of services,. along with general clehcal tasks as needed. ' are Eavlronmental Services The env!ro)lmen~ se!V!ces department attempts to prevent disease by control of the envlrorurlent. · The Sanitarian makes on-site Inspections ot restaurants twice yearly and !sslies licensed for , them, checks sewer systems, collects water S8111Pies for analysiS (fee reqUired), Inspects water haulers, makes certain mobile home parks and campsites meet health standards. He also Inspects publlc swimming pools, the county Jail and .the Iai!dtin, 8!1'i handles all quisance COf!iplalnts on sanitation. Rabies control is also taken care of by ihe health department. When an an1ma1 Js suspected of having rabies and dfes, the bead or the body is packed,liild shipped for testing. ' ' ' · culools control and skin tes~·. bloOd pressure checks, wen child ciJpic, athletic physlc'!IS, sexually transmitted diseases (dis- · continued) and the crippled · chlldren~ s cllnlcs. The crippled children's c11ntcs areforpeopleupto21-yeanHJid, by appolnbnent and tree of charge. Included are Orthoped1cs (bone), OOP (eyes), POD (ear), Cardiac (heart, condueled by a physician from Col'!'llbus) and Plastic (bums, clett Up and "•'•tes, scan and ....... relatedd!sorders). Ml!squjto control used to be a. heal ""-'•.-..;..t part of the th ~uu<'.. ' ' Ms. Shelton said, but had to be discontinued when . the levy Each clinic Is conducted by a falled. This was one of two local physlc!an, with the excepservices, plus a position done tion of cardiac, wl;l!ch Is done by away with when the voters . a pediatric cardiac specialist turned down the levy. -. from Children's Hospital In Columws. lie travels to GaDia Nunlng servicfti Olunty twice yearly to perfonu Services are Opel! to au thiS service. residents - d Gallla County, The , WIC program, tunde!l , regardless ot their Income, she federally, Is a supplemental i:Jod said, with the execptlon of WIC program for women pregnant, - Women; Infants and Children. postparturtl and breastfeedlng, Infants and chlldren up 10 There Is a nurse avaDable to five-years-old. It Is 'designed to the publlc weekdays to answer Identify potential health probquestlons regarding specific and lems, Ms. Shelton said. general health problems. Nursing seiVIces are tree, Serving approximately I.!OJ with the exception of the Adult In Gallla Couqty, WIC Is spon. ' Medical Clinic- which haS been 5ored by the United States dlscontfn!led due to they levy of Agnculture Food Department !allure l.- and flu vaccines, and Nutrition Service, adminJs. which ant done at the cost ot tbe tered by the Ohio Depai-tment of vaccine QliJy: Health, DM,slon of Women, Other llervlces for the public at Infants and Children. noCOSt &J,! ImmU~Uon, tuber- FINGER STICK - Cheddng for Iron l(!vels bt children Is a l"'lqqllrmmed .o l the W-.lofants and Children (WIC) Jll'OII'IUil, and here IIUI'IIe admlaletrator Barbara ""e'en, R.N. sticks the linger of ~ Bryan Rlflle, alldng with his mother, Patricia RlfDe of Gamp.us, willie WIC derk Taml James looks on. , Youth sentenced ' ,.,.. ..... · ~ : MARIETTA, Ohio (i\P) - A . juvenlle Judge In Marietta found .,.. ' t':·" 14-year-old Michael Smalley'gullty of . abducting and wounding a 5-year-old Washington Cow\ty girl. , Judge Robert Rawson on Friday ordered Smalley returned to his cell• at the county youth home aitd set sentencing for Aug. 10. : Smalley was charged with dellncounts of kldnappll!g and attempted aggravated ·murder In "'-· . "'"'\.• ""'" "'1'1 quency tbeApi1Jd!sappear~U~reofTabatha ~fromarelaUve'shome!nReno. .... Shewasfound18hourslateroutslde . tlieSmalleyh<mewlthknHewounds . of the throat. ,,. ••.' .... • ... ' ='r,'cy Medical SeiV1Ce for ~ : Mkldleport \vent to Ash Street a,t , 11: 28 a.m. for Myrtle Jiarrtson to . Holzer Cllnlc 1n Mkldleport; at9: ~1 . p.m. Rutland went to.f!aiern Stt:eet . •. ~---=--=.: forEthelTaylor,deadonarrtval; at '' ·• Salem Township Ftre :: c ~ 9 33 · ;; ltOhlo325andCountyRoadL · ,, :.. · ~ { . 1) ~twenttoutructulinre ~! 2~ .. '( i ·if :; i}! 2111 Ill ~Veterans Memorial :: !i": §! :: ~ ~ l{orton ~ :: p· -o' ~ :: . ........... ........... ·.: .• ,,,, • ~ ••••••••••••• . ) j ' .. I "~ i ...... m ... •. ........ ,.. ... .I l"' ' Three runs were . reported by the Meigs County 00 ' ~1- . POMEROY - ' =1bomasCIIne,Pull!illjl. . ' ' - Ilron.na SeUars. Queen. .. !it ...••• Emergency runs .' ...... ~ ~ ' 0 .1 ' '0 ·, (,I, PRESSURE CHECK Checldng blood pressure Is one of many servicell ollered by the GaDia CAlunty Health Department. Here, Fred Sisson or· Cheshire b8s Ids pressure checked by Barbara Shelton, R.N, The depariment serves lllld touches an the residents of GaDia CAlunty, she explained. 'lbey oller pmllilll'e checks, c11n1a1 for chllcbu1 and lnspec•lion of food servloes 'in the COUIIt)'. �f B-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohi-Poinf Pleasant; W. Va. Beat of the bend. Food/and opening MIDDLEPoR'l' - By B()B HOEFLICH Meigs County young people those Involved In 4-H club work and TIJnes.&ntiDei Staff S!tt'Ua ano :I I • I , Laura Elizabeth Amokl aDd Gamet JOlin Budd f •· V.' meNy of PomeroY: will be opening- their new FC()dland Store In P-Qmeroy Widnesday. ~makes the fot6th Foodland enterprise . tor Sh!:lla and !'lob.. They· have two FOOdland StoreS in Gallipolis and on!i in Point Pleasant. the Eastrnans are assisted in the ~ations of their stores by their . twti sons, Kevin, who will be a hlgh scl,ilel senior in GaUipolls thls taU, ll'IIJ Brent, who will be a senior at Ohio University, Athens, In the faU. flob and Sheila are happy to be cor(llng back into Meigs County to oversee operations of their PomeroY: venture. By the way, the new Fo6lland Is l<icated.ln the building w~h was fomierly the Jones Boys on Pomeroy's West Main St. Il>b is a son of Mrs. Leland Sai(ton of Pomeroy.and Sheila Is a da~hte! of the late Mr. and Mrs. WIWam Strauss, Pomeroy. Both ani; graduates of Pomeroy High Sclklol and If you'll think back a few yeiifs, you'll rememller Bob was actte ·in the athletic program at Pmperoy and Sheila fronted the POJ!!eroy High School marching · ~· The bride Is the dauabter of Mr. and Mfs. · James r.t. Anlold, Cincinnati. Her ~ts are Mn. James F. AJ1IC!Id, Middleport. and the late James F. Arnold, aJJd Mr. aJJd Mrs- PQrter. . . Prin81e-. . The ~lyweds are now resl4lni In Tacoola, Was!!. where the llfOOIIl ~. J. E)lbanks. lsstatlonedatFortLewlswlththel;J. · S.Anny. groom 1s the SOli of Dr. and Mrs. Duane Coleman Budd, Jobp!lOIICity, Tenn. He Is the eranctsonof Dr. aJJd Mrs. G.J. Budd, JQbnson City, Tenn. andl)mi.CharlesWebb, also ot .Jobrum City, andthelateMr. The Webb. with where I Could find information on the Civil War monument beside the Courthouse. Offhand I re.member June Ashley, Dorothy Reibel and Eloise Whlte being among those calling. Thanks -and there it was- right there in Ervin's Hlstory of Meigs County - If It had been a snake..... • · llac!ne F1remen squeaked by on ~uly 4th to flroceed with the set!!ng off of their fireworks dlst!lay. Ij; starled to sprinkle just as flrtinen started the display. How· evlt ~ the weather magically cle~ and fireman went ahead witl the effective display. . ':Qlose fireworks do come .hlgh an¢ the display was made possible thnlugh contrtbutlons by the Ra· cine Junior Fire Department, Star SuM>Iy, Eber's Gult, 'Wald Cross Son;.Stoter Construction, Proffitt ~llni!. Racine Fire Deparbnent --~ A~. Racine Gun ClUb, J.D. Is everyone in the world dieting D~g. Hemlock Pipeline and the these days? It's . reaUy a . bit ~ Home-National Bank. amusing. Fqr Instance, I kmw of · ~uple· of the contrtbutlons one dieter who can pretty well w~ late coming' In so firemen manage a pound of coconut bon baftlriMI those with the hope that bons at a sitting. but Insists on ne,_ pear even a bigger display can · stocking the "~" with low cal be:~turedasapartoftheJu!y4th cot!agt>' cheese - now I didn't cel~ation. · ' mention · any names ... do ~ •• --smiling.... OQ •prO 17 at the Churcli of CluUt ..b) ~tl. Thanks to readers who responded Nancy Joacham .has loined the editorial staff of The Dally Sentinel fllllngln a gap created by the recent retirement of Katie Crow. You'll be seeing Nancy at lots ot events. It you can gtve her a helping hand in supplying a bit Of backgrouod or info pertaJnent to the story she is. covering, I'd 'preclate it. Nancy joins Teresa Melcber, Ohio University journalism major, who Is Interning with us this swruner. Leaving our o!llce staff Monday will be .Becky Tannelilll who has been the well-composed, helpful front office worker for the past seven months. Becky came to work for The Sentinel eXpecting to be around for a.long time. Then, out of the blue, came a transfer for her husbarid, Mark, who's with the power canpany and so the . family Is moving to Heath .. were Shawn Budd Keeble. sister of the groom, and !lherrl Lancaster Pringle. 1bey were dreS8ed ldeiiUcally to the• Ialor atteQdallt. . The father of the groom W88 besf man and the u~ were Fen!OQ Budd, brotbef of groom, Scott Hardy, James Shipp, and Gazy 11na t$EiJIO!IY ~ RIO GRANDE _ rr========:;- . CRYSTAL We'n the don ,. Jolin M. Byard perfanned the oo-emony. The Rev. Music for the wedding was provided by Mrs. Robert Adams• Organist, and David Fu~, splolst, and Mr. and Mrs. Eqgene Trltlljo, a ' duet. Mr. arid Mrs. Garnet John Budd EXCIIANG~O LOVE - 'l1iiA Pmneroy lleiJih CareCallerreM J~aitdG»J8)'excli•apdafte!tlonu Dr. Carol Olbol:ae, vetertnartaa, p1 ! 1t'tlteddtellcenae Given In marriage by her.father, the bride wore a gown of chantilly lace and organza fashiOned with a Queen Anne neckline actellted with seed pearls and sheer slee'v~ witl! chantilly applique. Mary Caroleen Arnold, sister of cost of $2. Tickets tor the Meigs · the bride, was mald of honor and County Fair for Senior Citizens Day wore a short sJeeived pale orchid on Thursday, Aug. 16, are available dress of polyester with an overlay at a i.-ost _of $1.50. · organza bodice. Meigs Center schedules activities for next week PO~JtOY - The Meigs County Senior Cltlz,ens Center, Mulberry Helgl!ts, POmeroy, has the followlng actlvitle!j scheduled for the ~ppy , - . . IICOND 4WIII.II • ...... . PH. 446-0217 --=.. :::;,:;:- . __ .... ........ ._. •• •• •• JAMES GARNER • IN • :TANK •• • POTATO GRANDE -· ,... _ .· ._ that caus8d this embarr~ss!ng . . situation. Should Ifeel guilty? • ., DEARREADER~Ityoudofeel so guilty, It might be best to ~k professional help. Incest can come about when the mo)her Is sic~ or non-functlo~al and leaves a vacuum Into which the tat¥r pulls the daughter. A more common situation, however, occurs .. ~--~------Clip . II . ~ I l l. . . and . Save·---------~ . I .$50.00 OFF ON ANY SALE RECLINER IN SJ()CK DURING . GALLIA•MASON OR -MEIGS FAI.R I I .I II ,. L ------------------~--------~· . $}59 · ~[!!] HOLZER. CliNIC LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER. NEW ·WEEKEND 'HOURS ' Monday thru Friday 9AM.to9PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM ' W.l.l«'lh 011 C. All '"" RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Bradford, Racine, will be honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with a surprise open · house at their home today. The ,Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and Sunday _ from 1:00 -P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route ~5 near Gal~ lipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Fam~ ily Practice and Pediatrics wil' be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Ped_ia~ric ~- patients should telephone 4465287 for a tune· to be seen. · .. · · . .. URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS AH AHOIN I Wf N't :448-9510 ' , A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN" Thecelebratlonlsbelnghostedby t----:--------c-:---:--------~--~ their children, and friends and _. famllywlllberecelvedfrom2:30to5 e~ p.m. Clarence A. Bradford and LUilan ~ • j• Ruth Johnson weremarrledonAug. ~ 7, 1944 In New York City. They are the parents of two daughters, .. Teresa Jordan of Pa~kala. and Brenda Weller ot Stone Mountain, Ga. They have tour grandchildren, . .. Monica and Matt Jordan, and Now Jennifer and J~ Weller. . ' ~ .. ··. ~ ., \,_ ·Speech and Language Therapy · . JOHN A. WADE, M.D•. Ttiroat Speclallat ·Eal". No• and . ott.rlng With. Therapist . - Lifelong resklentsoftheconunun· tty, Mrs. BradfOrd Is a horrleiiiaker, and Bradford retll'l!d In 1983 from the American EleCtriC Power Co. atter 32 )ol!ars at the Philip Sporn -Plant. . ' The tamlly requests that gl1ts be omitted. { PAMELA - ' ' ' AI)M(INS~ ... M.A. ' 304-675-1244 . IMCiUAGE ··VOICE .• S'runalll· SPEECH DEUY . 'HEARIIG IMPAIRED. ' I t~al, ' residence rooms, as well as other areM oftlie facility with !,he food preparation being tpi!" oniy place considered "off bounds." A wicker bed with ashe€pskln pad had been prepared for Gypsy's arrival Friday by the Health Ceitter staff. The blond, long-hati-ed temaie Is spayed, housebrokm, and extremely lovable. She's a. "natural" for providing the pet therapy so popular today In nursing homes ' acroSs the country. MONDAY-FRIDAY .SATURDAY-SUNDAY . · HOLIDAYS . • ARE CONliN G PRE-INVENTORY .SALE AND . . ,, : HAVE LOWERED PRICES MORE ~ • WOMEN'S HIGH & MED. HEELS .... ;J - ..; Now $800_$}QOO_S1200~ CONNIES AUDITIONS HUSH PUPPIES TO Large Group Han_dbags AND LESS .. sgoo ~ Women's Summer Sandals .'.. Group Women's Brooks, Pro .Keds . · Kangaroo TENNIS . · . . 0 $ Women's Moccasins ·Now Boys' & Gir'ls' TENNIS . P.ro Keds, Brooks, . Kangaroos . ]elt-0 match . ; $1500 . .North -Stars Now LEROY, N.Y. (AP) -Jell.Qwas , born here In 1897, and residents could think of no betterwaytomark the village's 150th birthday than with -a strawberry-flavored wrestling match In its most famous export. . ESPADRILS by Beacon Now SlQOD .. Children's Bubble Gummer Tennis Now $10° 0 LIMITED SIZES , All GROUPS n!~~~~e~re h~~ ~ residents'mixed up 50 gaUons of the STORE HRS. , _..... Mon. & Fri.'tU 8 P.M.' Tues .• Wed., Thurs. '· ·· ·&Sat. 'til 5 P.M. . will probably need prolonged jlgglystUffto!ormawtestllngmat2 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~!.~ . therapy. · inches deep for local softball players You are fortunate (and so Is yoll1" -mostly women In b:jthlngsultsor daughter) that you saw the symp- . team uniforms. toms. The behavior Is often . so . "Itsounc;led like a good Idea, so we secretive thai no one becomes did ii," said Steven Vemaccinl, a aware o! It untO serious' medical Caterer. Geiteral FoodS Corp., whjch . complications at;~se. Scared of snakes? Afraid of makes Jell.Q, was less enthused. flying? Nervlous about leaving "It's a food and we don't feel it's your home? Get help from ·D r.· appropiiate for the other ... things," · Blaker's newsletter "U Vou Are spokeswoman Tracy Fennell sald ' Phobic.". Send 50 cenls and a · from corporate headquarlers in .stamped, self-addressed envelope White Plains. to Dr. Blaker in · care of thls newspaper, P.O. BOx 475, Radio ..--....;_---------1 City Station, New York, NY 10019. Wrlte to Dr .. Blaker at the above address. The volum!' of mall prohibits personal replles, but questions of general interest will be discussed lrt future columns . 1- DON'·T WALK RUN TO OUR ·FINAL REDUCTION SALE 2 Celebrate' TIJ.e Fair' ~ays With U.s 72" VANITY WITH DOUBLE DUft'L I MARIILE TOP , 95 . FIBERGlASS GARDEN TUB a '399 ·BATH?· PRICE ALL REMAINING (Aqul Glass 5 Tur W~rran!J) ' AMERICAN STAIIDAIID COMMODE · 95 '62 SEAT •:&95 . '2499 5 SPRING & ·SUMMER MERCHANDISE (Color) 36" VANITY WITH MARBLE TOP AND FAUCET (DRAWERS) '21995 ST'ARTS ·MON.DA Y 10 AM. SHARP Be Early ONE PIECE SHOWER AND-TUB UNIT· AQUA GLASS '28900 . Anyone With AGallia County FaiJ Sticker Extra 5% OH · DESIGNER KITCHENS 675-3106 211!1 .IICDin - Pt. Plllunt, W. VI. Stare Haun: Mandlr·Thurldll 'g l.in.-5:00 p.m., Fridl) 9 a.m .-7 :00· p.m., S1turd1r 9 l.m·:-3:00 p.m.; Cla11d Sundar · See our complete selection of gold coins .. Tawney Jewelers 424 Second Ave., Gallipolis . ...... RUTLAND FURNITURE . . . j &.BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Color-Stone "SEE THE GRATE BOYS FOR SOME GREAT BUYS" ' "DRIVE A LITILE & SAVE A LOT" BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE . AT BARG.AIN _PRICES ~ - -u .FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH HARTLEY SHOES 210 EAST MAIN 992-5272 ,. 'I BROYHILL MAYTAG BASSETT LA·Z·BOY SEALY BEPDING KELLER · FURNITURE ' 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. r • . . ' ' every day and then Induce vomiting ' and repeat •the behavior as'often as' four times a day~ OtiJer.; take laxatives to prevent , their bodies from retaining the enormous amounts of food tbey 'consume. The youiig women who fall victim to thJs disorder usually begin eating to relieve feelings of anger and depression. They use f~ to regulate their tensions because they are. usually "goOd lgtrls" and ' therefore. would not turn to drugs, alcOhol or displays of anger. They . are pe!'fectlonists aM are constantly frustrated by a wllrld over which they have so little control. . An eating disorder clinic at a · · medical .center will begin to tackle tl)e probl~m by first stopping the vomiting and teaching your daugh· ter neW ways to handle anxiety. She to fiJI the vacuum, crea.tlng a'VOid in · .the wife's role. Thefather, whol)tet:~ . ~11 inferlor aoo, not eno~h of a ma11 ;to enjoy sex .with hls Wife, ai>Proaches the daughter who Is less threatening. DEAR DR. BLAKER - I think my 17-year-old daughter has · a sertous problerri. Although sbe maintains a steady weight that Is appropt1ate to her height, I some. ·timet! notice' that large .amounts of food dlsllppear from the kitchen . Last .nlgbt, 'fllr example, I am certain that she ate an entjre loaf of bread, a half gallori o! Ice cream, several batches of .coo)des, the leftover fried chlcken and drank a galion of'rrillk. · I used to think It was just my ' Imagination when that liappened because she Is not fat. Wl)at should I do? DEAR ~ADER -Talk to your daughter Immediately about your observatron, and get her some·: professional help. It sounds like she may be a viCtim of bulelJlla, an eating cllsorder , characterized by binge-and-purge behavior. For some, thls pattet11 has turned into a $100 a day food ' habit where they may consume·up to M,IKXl calories In an hour or two · ., REAL HICKORY SMOKED i served by the Rio Grande Memor• tal Association for a smallclonation. Fo~ .more Information, call the Farm at 614·245-saal or write the Bob Evt,ns Farm, Box 330, Rlo Grande, Ohio 45674. when the · father becomes mn· ------~-------:---' ------1 fl!nctlonal and the mother $teps in ,. • ~!.Ml~ ~- · . •. Now, il3 years later, the Rio Grande Bean Dinner Is one of &OIItheutern Ohio's maJor civic events. Thefarmlstl'adltionallythe same sparse tare the $Oidlers atebean soup, hard tack an.d coffee - and breeden and owners trom 1 the country will ~!@ad to th@c~ EvaJJI Farm In southeutem Ohio near Rlo Grande for the Spanish Barb Nat,lonal Horse Show Alljl. 3, f and 5. Beginning at ~ a.m. and running ' throughJip.m. Saturday,Aug. 4, the Barbs WUI demonstrate their versa· tlllty by competing In 33 different classes, Including an authentic SpanisH. a!!d Indian costume class. This Is the second national horse ·show ever held for thls once nearly-extinct breed. . Home for one of the largest herds of Spanish Barbs, the Farm's nve ortglnal horses were brought to the Bob Evans Farm from Colorado in 1972 so tl)at these "legends of the past'' coul,d he viewed and shared · af the Farm whlch Is a center for preserving America's rural herlt· age. On the edge of extinction In the late '60s, Spanish Barbs are the pure-lJiooded descendants of the horse whlch carried the Spanish ' Conquistadors across our southw· est In the liiOOs . . Our American herltage Is further perpetuated as the Bob Evans . Farm hosts the 114th Anuual RJo Grande Bean Dinner Saturday, Aug. 11, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Commemorating the heroic actions· of "Billy Yank" and" Johnny Reb," the village of Rio Grande began its custom of the community hean dinner In 1870. Discus_sing in.ce.st with. child something-ordldn'tdosometbl~ , r., II'IIFllalllllael- '' ' was .....,ty, . . . . ,.....,.., 10 Buy II. ~ .. _By Karen lllalrer, PKD. DEAR DR BLAKER - Five years age;> my . husband, whOfll I have since divorced, se,cuaUy seduced· our 11-year-old daughter. I am still recovei'lng from the : trauina of that event. When my daughter told me about the Incident ·and It confirm!!~! by my husband, I felt very guOty. I stOI feel guilty. Perhaps I did -.rrltt.l lhllrN llmll8d .. : This Week's Special . •• •• •• • •• • •• •• •• •• ••• •• • adlrdnwn&or.· ·• ' Ask·Dtl.... :Blakr~r NOW RENTING ON VHS TAPE n1rv: lor a pet's pod heallb, to Jeff McDIIJIIel, Center Gypsy will never want for attention again. · The ScOttie-type two year old was "adopted" by the P01111!roy Health She was delivered by several Care -eenter Friday afternoon ilnd members of the Huma,ne Socley the enthlllllaip of the patleits when 1, imd that group's veterinarian, Dr. Gypsymovedincouldberornpared Carol Osborne, Who presentecj the tothedellght.ofachlldonChrlstmas health papers and license to Jeff morning. McDaniel, Health Center It lt88 appaJ'elt - here Is a dog administrator. whlch will never lack for love: McDanlel,explalned that the dog The Meigs . County Humane ' Wm lie permitted to visit the l·klYt to buy a Redner • and maJth ,.,en, aloogwllh alllltol "do'saaddont's" Society which has a visiting pet program at the center arranged the "adoption" of Gypsy who was ai:Jandone<! by a-former oWner., · ByCJJARLENJ!;HOJ!lFUCH '1'lmeli-Selltl Staff week of July ll-Aug.' 3: The Senior Nutrttlon Program r-.~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Monday - ' Square Dance, 1-3 menu for the week Is: p.m. · Monday - Liver and 'onions In Tuesday - Soclallzatlon and gravy, mashed potatoes, spinach, Games, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. oranges and bananas. · Wednesday - Social Securlty 'fues!jay - Cabbage roll, com, Representative, 1Pa.m.-12: 30p.m.; tomatoes, Ice cream. Games, 1-2 p.m.; Bow!lng, 1: 30 Wednesday.:., Pimento sandwich p.m. and egg salad sandwich, green · Thursday - Cerainlcs. 10 a.m.-2 beans, fruit cup, Texas sheet cake. p.tn. Thursday - Pork chops, Friday - Games, 1·2 p.m. · · creamed peas and potatoes, cole The Area Agency on Aging slaw, caritalope. DlstrtctSDayattheOhloStateFair Friday- Macaroni and cheese, Is Thursday, Aug. 9. The center has · carrots, Waldorf salad, Boston chartered a l~rge bus .to go to ihe cream pie. fair, with the cost of $17 for Choice Of ·mlJk, coffee. or tea transportation and fair admission. available with meals. : Paul and Josephine Smith of r - - - - - - - - - - - ; Dorcas will be honored as Meigs County's Outstanding Senior ctti· .ens and the Rev. Robert McGee will be honored for Outstanding 1 o o o o o • • • ••• o o • • • •• • • • • t Community Service for the elderly. • • Call the center at 992-2161 to get a ; ·: reservation made for the bus If you : : would like to go. The bus will leave • : the center at 7:30 a.m. and return • • from the fair by 6: 30 p.m. Tickets • • ' a. a.. .......... tor adinlsslon for the Ohio State ;".::.__ _....;_~===~~: Fair for persons over age 60 are • from I'll IMit . .~ available at the , center at nan pnce 0 · IPI'IfiQ ateel. It ... I • love for . I . . SaddiH brld1et In · tow, Spanllh Barb ' Bridesmalds Wereunlttd In I1I8JT1aae In a dooble scouting - will be among the partlclpanls in a Meigs County Cleanup Week ' which begins Monday. This means that scme will be alo111: with highways dwing the afternoon and evening bours gath· ering up litter. It's really quite a service- somehow, we do manage · to live like pigs _;_ so as a motorist do be careful in drtvlrW during the week-long cleanup per'lod. . Klla Young, Meigs County litter · · education program assistant, Is in charge of the cleanup week-and do we ever neea It! - ~:- Spanish .Barb show .scheduled Laura -Elizabeth.Arnold exchanges· vows with .Garnet John Budd . ' ;~ ~~~~~~~~-~::~~~~~~~~~Oh~l~o~~~·n~t~"~.a::~~n~~~w:-~v~a~·==============~nw~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 1984 I 742·2211 BOTTLED GAS 742·2511 POMEROY '· .. HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8:30AM - 5 PM CLOSED THURS. AT NOON • .•• J! ; • r. • ' \ ~ •• .•. ! ' �. • ' • • • ' . • ' •• • July 29, 1914 . Pooler, Bill Dyer wed ~ Pomeroy ceremony june 16 · . · POMEROY - Mt Hermon l.LIJted Brethren Church was the ~ for the June 16 afternoon ~ of )<athy Pool~. lil40 'lexas Road, Pomeroy, and BW ~.Bidwell . ·'••;The bride Is the daughter of Mr. 81111 Mrs. Eltl!!rson Pooler, and the !6oom Is the son of Mrs. Maxine Q)>er, Bidwell, and the late WUlle Dfer. •The Rev. Robert Sanders per· ~ the double ring ceremony fc!Uowlng a program of music by planlsls, Jenntler Grover and Debtie Sanders, . and soloist, Ms. 4t<Jver, whose selections 'Included "l;lp Where We Belong," and "Just Y'ouandl." · :'The church dejX)rations featwed a walk through archway with vOtive cUp!lalo. . . .• A sJ&na.l? ~· •• • , somethlngnewworeawatch,glftof the groom, ·something bonuwed, pearl earrings, and someihlngblue, hergarter. · The bride's a tlendants were ,MarcyHedrlck,ZanesvUe,acousln, matron of honor, In a blue floor length polyester gowo; and the bridesmaids, Usa Pooler, Pomeroy, sister of the bride, In ltlac, and Vicki Hoffman, Pomeroy, In peach. They carried bouquets of carnations tlnted mac, peach; and blue .with greenery and baby's llreath and matching slreame'rs. All wore gold chain bracelets, gifts of the bride. . Rick Macomber, Cheshire, was best man, and Kevin Napier, BldweU, and Dean Colwell, Vinton, were the ushers. Mrs. Pooler was In a blue print dress, and Mrs. Dyer wore a peach dress. Both had carnation corsages. · A receptiOn was held In thechllreh . _social room. The bride's table featured a three-tiered fountain cake with pillar dividers and staircases leading to side cakes holding miniature replicas of the bridal party. The cake was topped with the traditional miniature bride and groom beneath an arch. Marsha Kelley !\fld Jean Sexson, aunts of the bride, served at the table. Debbie Atkins registered guests. ~ couple reside at 34110 Titus ... - Mon.-Sat.. 8 AA'-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM // ' . PRICES' ~;Harvey' to open Aug 2 tommunity Corner 'flmes.Sentlnel staff U you haven't taken your vacaPaul aixl Ja;E'I)hll "-== tion, you nnlght consider the · df Racine, Meigs Louisiana World Exposition. (Ziunty's Senlor Apparently the attendance hasn't C]tl1.ens of the been •as · high as expected and Year, travel to publ1clty is being stepped. up. ·<:1>iurhbus on So, just your lnform'ltlon the · 1\'Ug. 9 to receive theme Is for "The World of Rivers: tlie!r award fnm Fresh Water as. a Source of Life." tlie Ohio CouncU on A21Jo~ Participants from across. the <;)ll1o State Fair; they WOn't be 1)3tlon and around the world offer visitors a wealth of cultural tradi· ~· <The staff at the Center Is getttog lions and futuristic visions. Interna· 1!iletber a busload of people to go tlonal food, entertainment major ~- But they need to know how· sporting events, folk festivals, Rianywant togo. Theapproxlnuite rides, fireworks, taD ships, paddleaist will be · $15 and anyone wheel steamboals, comedy and Qllere'sted Is aSked to caD tbe Center drama and much more are au part rlJht away. of the Celebration. · :5Incldentally, senior cltizenp can !let Into the State Fair on their Have a nice week! ctlOiden Buckeye Card. for $2. located in the Senior Citizens Ce~ter, 220 Jackson Pike, would like to find jobs for the older worker - people who are 50 years of age or older. · . There Is· an abundance of strength and knowledge to be found ·, < ;:When CLEANSING AND PACKAGING WMCE. TliE END IS IN SIOHT ;,uter the slow start, work Is ~lng right along now on the p r citizens complex on Mul· l?frry Heights. The architect ad~ that the project Is reaDy only a rmnth behind schedule. !~Besides the spring rains one of · ~major problems encountered by . . contractor was a hugh tree $Wnp about four feet underground ~th a ttementlous root system · ll'l!tmdlng In every direction. /.!The contractors worked and ~rked but were never able to · -~letely remove the stump and . lit root systmo, and finally had to <ll!'cwnvent It •with a bridge-type ~IClete cover so that they could · ~ on with project. , 'The completion date has been ~tO December, and a!ready ri$rly twice as many applications . fer apartments have been received • there will be unit!!. . 'r ::However, applications aie st111 be '-~!en at the Senior Citizens Center . •• ~t's great to see the lrnpl'OVe- ~ts and new construction going ·oir In the t:ommunltles. iFrtday the first biocks of the fOUndatlon for the new Nelson Drug sfOre buDding on ·East Main St., F\anemy, were laid - a service stltlon In that area hJ'S been nicely rdlovated and will open soon-and Work continues on the new Pizza ~t, .to mention a,few. .. ~ and Aaron Kelton were allioiutely delighted with the many resnembrances on theli- 50th wed· d1l1g anniversary. Their daughter, Kaaron, and g"tanddaughter, JuDe Holnoes, hqited a reception for them.at the le(lon l)allln Varllln, Va. and also a· dinner party at the Top of the Tcliwers In RJclunond for the family. Af1)ong those attending were Iris' sl.lter and her husbilnd, George and. ~ Shlveler Jr. of Cincinnati, Toln Kelton and Margie Kelton HW of;Flor1da. &ur belated best wishes . .... yqur partner...... .:' Jhe dancers of the Benes and Beaus Western Square Dance Club • teorgaDlzed and next Friday 1 • will sponsor a dance In the l'EGI'eatlon bulldlng at Royal 0a1t P4k, 8 to 11 p.m. Dale Eddy of ~will be the caner and au of ' )'OI(wi»IQII8l'edancewestern style rilnvlted to join'o/In the tun. ,... ~ f l ' E' 9253 ' Our service stqps light, dirt, dust, moths and mild11w' from aging'or damaging delicato ,labric\. I In someone of this age group. U you need-someone to do Interior or exterior . pa,lntlng, ·yard work, rooting, carpentry, etc., can· 446TIXxl and talk to the Job Counselors. Let the counselors put a Senior Citizen to work for you. hofa ~ . Which is again pi<J5tiC sealed, and returned with beauty preserved for all tho year> tp come. •ft1 Ask about the, Kfeal service now! ' " .'.-: . I • else. tiperienee ~lout lh~ leefiblet: col~ 424 Second Ave. Robinsoo's Laundry and DrYcleaners ~t-~ TAWNEY.STUDIOS Gallipolis, OH. .S.D.A. rruth · ' 0 '. ~ · -t t"' :liD !:'l m "'-· :liD ("') 0 ~ ~ A 0 8 .C (! z. 2 + . 'I Ul· >= ~ 0A ·coLUMBIA 9 ' 9¢ Bacon .·• ..•........ I •' . LB. • . I' I< > t"' ' LB. Second St., Pomeroy .._ .U1 ' = c LB. P.h. 992-5428 ' "'I > Round ·Steak • ••• ·BUCKET . ,t . ks $.}9 9 . Cube S ea ..... , . I WE STOCK NON-GLARE GLASS AND FOME-COR .BACKING . •cz LB. .We, lnvlie you toiCome In and .t 'fe .our extenstyi aelection. Ph. 446·1842 1.21 S.tete Street, Gallipolis . . ~ Wieners •••••••• •• Valley laurldry and Drycleaners · AT REASONABLE PRICES . .' ~ warmth Moments Ohio CUSTOM ~~~~~(c,~ FRAMING . < > t"' OSCAR MAYER • touch 1~ur heart !Ike nothing 'of ¢ . smUe.AII•redellghted the misadventure• of some our fatt~orlt~ subjecta. They · tk:kle. 70ur fwnny-bone and Y_o ur gow"' is scientificoly pro· cetssed, triple-wropped in blue tissue, sealed in a special contoi.n ei, .,. ' Precious Momen~ Ogurlnea are a wonderful way to giYe the •. Whole Fr,yers ... 59 19 Ground Beef.. ~o.$} ....... .___,1 _ _ ,..,.. ... HOM OR Coupons . USDA CHOICE . 1 /. Limit 20 ' "--~..-c.. ~~~ .. SA~•• AUG~ ~: 1984 SPECIAUUD .J!. _....,..... • r;;========:;===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j ~~~ \~"tl THRU . Complex moving .along Job Bank seeking tas.ks· GALLIPOLIS - The Job Bank, EFFECT 298 SECOND ·ST. , POMEROY, ;OH. . I ~ By CHARLENE HOEFLICH IN • SUNDAY .MONDAY · and TUESDAY.. . JULY 29~·30-31 • an ~ . . STORE HOURS ././,/'/ . ;):liven In marriage by her parents 3!1<1 esCorted to the altar by her father, the· bride- wore a gowo of a;ll-over lace lined In acetate taffeta ~ fashioned With a standup lll!ckllne and front yoke trimmed . wl!h venlse lace. It had both front a4d back Wusion net yokes, ruffied bbdlce, and slightly raiSed w&lst. The tiered skirt flowed Into a chapel ATI!!:NS- Ol!lo Valley Summer to everyone except ~!wood. letJgth train. The friendship between Elwood . Theater presents the 1984 farce~ wore a modified picture hat 'comedy "Ha!Vey" by Mary Chase. and Harvey creates some problems with polyester lace tr1no and a nylon It wUI open Aug. 2 at 8 p.m. and will . for , Elwood's famUy. You see, lllii pout and streamer, and carried a run through Aug. 5, and Aug. 9-12 in pookas only show themselves to bouquet ot IDac, peach and the Patio Theater Located in · people who believe In and need their blue daisies, nnlnlature carnations, Road, Middleport. friendship. -Come and see for Kantner Hall. sWeetheart roses, azalea blossoms, A graduate of Eastern High · "Harvey" follows the antlcs of yourself If yo.u can. , i:J!iby's breath with streamers In . School, the bride Is employed as a Elwood P. Dowd, extremely . "Harvey" will run Aug. 2·5 and 111Jichlng colors tled In lover's !lECrtary at the Western Reserve amiable drunk, and. his pal, Har- 9-12 at 8 p.m. In the Patio Theater lalots. . Telephone Co. In .Coolvlile. vey; who is a six-foot-one-Inch white located In Kantner Hall. For .more . l'or the tradition of something old Dyer Is a graduate of Meigs High rabbit. HarVey Is a pooka (a figure Information about tickets or reserslfe carried her . great · Schol and Is employed with Baum's from Irish folklore ) and Is Invisible vations ~ase contact the llfx office gioandmother's handkerchjel, for Lumber In Chesler. · at 594-5010, *nlal MlddlepOtt Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea10nt, W. Va. . • ·~ ...~... t"' !:'l - ("') "' 0 ~ ~ ·o ·2 II -tA..... = •... I CIUSTOMER·. APPRECIATION .COUPON CALENDAR AUGUST '84 '· SUNDAY MONDAY r-Sa---~T--h~--S-h t I ve. IS ee I1 for Savings 1 All Month' I ' TUESDAY WLUNlSIJAY I• •I'l I \i(, \ [J ,11" 'I SAVE-THI'S SHEETl COUPON 11 COUPON .. 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COLUMBIA ! h CATs u~ . 1co.LA! 1 27 28 2 9 lumtt 30 BLE 1 Llmitl I COUPON 12 oz. TREET Ac H¢ Lunc 1 L1111itl M:at I · PEPS lllliitl T 1 • BA lll111it 1 . co Nc 31 , i WITH · 1. 2 QT. COTTONaLE KOOL-AID · · tBAH5-030+s .··10/99$ ADDITIONAL I L-~~~~;!:!!_J._:~~~~~~-J--~~~!~~~..... l_!.~~~!~--1-~~-~~~~~~. . J--a=~~!:~. .]:,:'_'!~~~~~ 1 0 ~ ~ "CC 0 2 I . · •The total value of the double manufacturer's cOupon cannot exceed the purch,ase ; price of the item . Money will not be, refunded. f I AN •<-z ("') •This offer does notapplyto · Powell's Super Valu Cou· ' pons, free coupons. or any ~ competitor's coupons. ' ' ILflUT: ONE ON 1 COUPONS 'ALL Iii •Only one .manufacturer!a ' coupon per item. , ,. 20¢ I r--------~--,---:---.. -----r--.--------1----------.J.:..--------.-'T-----------t-·--.-----·• l . I . Limit I 1 Good Only 8' 19·84 t"' 1:!:! -t •Any manufacturer's cou- · pon greaterthaft61 ¢will be redeemed at face ·value only. COUPON I 2LITER I SMUCKER'S GRAPE I Krlft Philadelphia 2LITER 1 RC COLA IJEUYor JAM I Cream Cheese I Orange Drink l COCA-COLA l1 Limit l , 21¢ I1320Z . . 22¢ I 54 0Z. 24' ,I 25' . Limit I IIaL1111ltoz. I 23' · . I L11111t I . lumlt .1 . l Good Only 1·21·84 I Good Only 1·22·84 . I Good Only l i23·84 .. I Go~ Gilly 1·24·14 ·. I Good O•lr .1·25·84 1 ~ •The total vah.le of the dou· ble coupon may not exceed ' $1.00. I $ .GRADE MEDI~M . 0 ·0 $}Sg -t 0 > • ¢ l.nstant T8a . 3.0!·S2°~ .Eggs .. ~ ...... ~0~· 2/ l jPotato Ch . , .. . BROUGHTO~'S .. 18¢ I l Goo~ ~d l--~--------1-----.;..~---...,.-----:--------t----------t-------~--t- . . --~~-,;..--+-~--- ..--~ DOZ 12¢ II Limli 1 . Cantaloupes ... 69 I t----------,----------~----------~~----------~----------~------~---1----------· I COUPON I ' COUPON, I COUPON '1 COUPON I · COUPON I COUPON I. COUPON I I < > ' t"' I· TOILET TISSUE . ggc . 410LL . ·pKG. . SUNsAINE DOG FOOD $3 49 . 25 LB. Limit One Per COIIPtin •. Good Ot!IJ At PCRIIU's ..,., bp!NIIet,, Ala.~ 1114 I u $3~9 •Offer is .only good for pro· duct on hand . No Rain· c!lecks. Limit One Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's oT, tare is a limit of 20 cou. pons you may redeem. 147 oz. . Offer hpires Sat., Au1. 4, 1984 ,. ' .I PUREX DETERGENT. •J: • . •This offer excludes CIQB· rettes. or any other items , ·,. prohibited l:iy law. . ,, ., ~ �. . . . ' '· Pameroy-Middleport-GaUipolis, Ohio Point Pleatanl, W. Va. July 29, 1984 . Rutland Church building nearing completion. ·ByNANCYYOAai.W ' · 'l1mea" 'Lelllllft ~ fliiCh!Xhel'.'' . But that hu been the pattern ot ~~ - ~ . - ihebli'dwmtcindthedolnawltllcut.' : ·.,. retlectCIIthetlmllwhedU.dldn't havelhoaoocL 'nleywllll'tl'llllllber .[ ] ...... ...... HIRJMS . PRESENTS · ·.. .' .' / MIDDLEPORT- Alfred "Pete'' and EUzabeth Roush will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 5, with an open llandas wanted for Columbus WASHJNGI'ON (AP) - Rep. John Kasich IS trying his hand at a iittlepandadlplomacy. On Friday, the Ohio Repuolican and ColumWs Zoo Director Jack Himna met with Chinese Embassy · officials In an effort to persuade them to loan some giant pandas to the zoo. A Kas!ch aide said the meeting with Ji Chaozhu, minister for poUtical affairs, and Lin Zhlying, first secretary, took place In the congressman's office at Kasich's request. "We wanted to get the pandas to CoiwnWs," · Kasich said. "The pa!M,las are probably the best single attraction any :roo could have." Two Chinese pandas are cur· rentlyonioan to the Los Angeles Zoo · until Oct. 15 for the Olympic games. WINSTON·SALEM,N.C. (AP)There's no such thing as a green thumb, says Robert D. Phillips, only experience and hard work. PhllUps Is responsible for six acresoflawn, 790treesandscoresof stu:ubs and flower beds at R.J. Reynolds Industrtes' headquarters here. . Sa, Our Models ··· .--------,--------------1 30 Year Financing ·, 29 Different Homes 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom.s Ranches &.BH..evels,· Crawt Space or Basement. We Take Mobile Home Trade-In · RACINE -Mr. am:IMn. Charles •• ' .' ~ ~ I • •' Bulb .of Rac;lne IIIIIIOUjlCe ·the 6lgaganent and 8piJI'ClaChlna inar~ ot their da~l.e!', Pegy SUe, . Harold ~es of Pomeroy are linnounclng the e~t ·'and approachlng marriage of their ~ugbter, TrinaGait', tQBrlanKelth Bowers, sonofMr.andMrs.Joseph D...aw 'IU .HOMES . ' Cammunity Church, LongBottom. The bJol4e-elect Is a graduate of ·Southern High . School .and Rio J3owen,Reedsvtlle. ' 'Q!e. ~- church wedding will takeplaceonAug. lOat7: ~p.m.at B.EEF LB. ROLL Co OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ;)tut. Pickle, oulh, Coo Salami hipped Cllopptd, All. Ud 1111 Bolocna ,. • · Panasonic Portable Stereo 89Each4 . With Purchase of A*30.00 . VALLEY BELL , PATTERNS . ... ' : ' COMING TO . .,. ORANGE - NEXT TO ElBERFELOS IN POMEROY _ _,,.,111: . ., COTIAGE CHEESE AM-FM·CASSETIE W/TURNTABLE $79-95 Car Speakers .SI4 95 & .UP . 3· piece · WATER . . . PLIE·R ~• SET .. H0H . '$770 ' V.C·.R. Sharp . ~42995 ~.:!~~ !ENGINE. 1 SfAND· $5495 . . .. ' ..• .. •. ,. .• • • ' . ••' ' ' -i ' ' '' • .' • • ' . . .' •' SILVE RESET · · Calendar ' \ ·1·785 : The - · Shoe Cafe SUNDAY .mmSIER -·Chesll!f Sci!Dol class l931111111U8J picnic High o( wW be Sunday, .12:00 p.m. All . teachers ' ., BREAD i • '.' ' •." J • ' I l' • '·~ . tJAUREL Scll!lol CLIFF . .:... Blbie at the Laiael CUtf ~ ~ Church will begin M~ and . CC11t1m1t tor t11e ~with clases fnm 6 to8p.m. 'nth Will be clasles for pre. aae thJ:Wih young teena. =Miler and Bllru)le Fl'llllld art directorB of the ICbool which wiU have the theine, ''CIIol~ .and the Bible." . . '' ' TIJFSDAY . tl.\u.!POLIS - The Gallipo- ' I' J lis:, Rotary Club will meet 'NilldaY. 6 p.m. . at Oacars. . . 4/S }00 'GAL, .• r-------~-----~-~--~-~---~-, I VAULEY BELL PREIIUM I COCA-COLA' I I ICE$159 CREAM I' I PACK S13'9 "·. I . 11~ot lillltl Otp. I 1 · V.GAL. II · I Lholt4 Ca~pon bPi* 11'/M C,lC. SUPIRI!IAHET • . ·- 'II 1 1I 484 Co~r.ns3~~6 . . . . I · I .. r7:-------------r-------------, 1· GENERic 1 . • • · · 1 I I . Sf$1 I II MEINERS BREAD . 1&0z.3/99¢ IIIPACK . $109 . liMit I PtnOtp. II fL-----~-------1-------------, , · ' l .. I I' ,EO. ONLY I I 504 OFF . I I ' R.C. COLA/ I ONE CARTON I I IPACI $12914usDtp. I CIGARETTES I 1- I& OZ.' . liMit I I Plus Tu lllllil 5 I Mobic Dance·Speclll. 3 · wttk 1t1alon, auest t_.r from H._il. .Rutland Ciwlc c,nter MMf, Wcdnll!ldQ. Friday lO:OO to 11:00 A.M. June 30 tbru Aua. 17 _ : Call 814-742-2511 FocR-mlon III160Z.Coupoa bplm 114/14 I limit, ' 1 . Coupon (XJllfs 114/14 . ; I' C.K. SUI'EIIIAIKET ';I I I · Cbtpon EIJI.llll ~tjM C.IC. SUPlRIIAIII£T I 1 1 I C.K. SUP£RIIAIIIET Catpon Elplm 1/4/14 C.K. SUP£11ARKET I. I , 1 ' I I 1---------------~-~----~----J . CRACKERS 16 oz .. 79~ 4 PACI 99¢ 2 LITER 7-UP ~~~~ \ 59$ $}09 80l. Dish Detertent 694 B~EACH 79$ _ 320Z• . GAl. 2 ROLLS QT. (12) 17.99 320Z. . 10 LB. $199 BATCH COOKIES oz. $149 .. lz oz. GLEN OAK MUSTARD . 320Z., . ·SUPER ·. "FREE · PARKII!IG" ' •• . 89¢ • -,MARKET NO SALES TO DEALERS . OPEN''bAiLY & SUNDAY..:_9:00 A.M. TO 9:00P.M. ; ' · SECOND & MILL'st. ~; $169 PR\CES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th . I 39e ., 79C •RIIIN11 your .UnufiCturm maney-IIYlni coupons at C.lt'slnd reclin double the value..,,. rou poorchaM thl speilfied item. One co•· pon 1111' item. No tJiplrtd coupons iCCIPttd. Double rtdtmption off11 don not apply to "Fr11 lltichiiMflM",.cou,ons or coupons over 49' in flee Vllut. No aslo refunds whtn Double Coupons nlue tXCH4bprict of iteM. Ciprettes and ctrtain olhlr items we excluded by law. To in· sure·product to all our cust4mtn. wterelimitinaour "Double Coupon'' ofttr to. 0111 Jar of Instant Coffn arid one can of Groun~ ~~~ Dlf shoppin&. Double Coupon olfer 100d Sun. loa. & Tues. July 29. 30 & 31. . r $399 Effective Sun., Mon. &Tues., July 29, 30 &31 Double the value of manufacturers' cents off coupons ·up to 49' in flee value. .. . SAVE DOUBLE $$ ·. AT C.K. SUPERMARKET ' CAN MILK 13 ~z. CATSUP 10LB. POTATO CHIP-S $179 4 CHARCOAL MR. BEE . 1302. ··1 DETERGENT SUGAR 12 $109 ... POWDER 5 LB. 99¢ EA. ·I brllted. public . II SALTINE· I I DR. PEPPER· I ~ASE WALDORF TISSUE $109 PINK LIQUID 69¢ NEW SOFT p9 79e $1 OO Salad Dressing 2/$100 $ 89~ BATH TISSUE . MOTOR OIL KEEBLER IZOl. · MACARONI PAPER TOWELS VIENNA SAUSAGE · 1 I p.m. 'lbe PRIDE I r-~---- ~----~-,----~--------, I ISpecial Chunks 13.59 HI-PrO 26% 14,99 Choice Chunks '4. 59 ·ELBO ~ow s199 ·ARMOUR TREET · 3/.Sl BLACK PEPPER . PACKER LABEL ' •. · ARIOUR 5 OZ. . DOG FQOD . ! . . llaPACK$139P1UIOtp.·l I · 3. jg (6) 5 · PUDDING 3ZOZ. 1011-llttllnlllllos A.G. 25 LB. CAN POP . I PEPSI COLA · 120Z. . . . 16 oz. ' Ulllt I CAS£ (2') "·" . liMit 41 " t~upon £1plm 1/'IM 'I Coupon Elplm 1/4/.M) 1 C.![. SUPEIIARKET C.K. SUP£RIIARI£)'. . . 1 . . . . I I CASE 694 . 6/16 Ol. INSTANT VANILLA 25FT. 3/S1 CATSUP 79¢ PEPSI COLA SPRING WATER $}19 220Z. · ALUMINUM ' FOIL 3o~ 20Y. oz. $1 09 ~DISTILLED & , 1802. POTTED MEAT 99¢ . COFFEE CREE MER CORN FLAKES ARMOUR ~~~oz. , BIG JOHN'S BEANS & FIXIN'S REAL FRUIT PIE iZerA -;;;;;;; will be Bible sNjl.y with the Rev. ~I H!J1lde at :flalnut Rkl&e Church, -rue. day.. 7:11 MACKERAL 4 15 oz. AMERICAN FAVORITE MONDAY . 'SWEEPSTAKE BREAD 69 ·· l&OZ. 3/$1 19 . ·.. · ::fE~UJE · ·.·· Little Kyger Road ~ Ole.shire. The pubilc is invited . . 5.9• HEINER'S ~ - Gjj)lla CJ\riS. dan-School will have~ boose swiday, 2; 00 to 4: 00 p.m. on ' ROOM FOGGER rnoz. $299 · GAY 90'S 20 OZ. $169 . D-CCIII AUlOIATIC ~ R.t!v. • 101.8: 3/$ . 1 ORANGES 2/S1 run· IANDERIN $}59 COARSE SALT 4~Z. ·$ }19 French City ~ Church will, have the Jerry Lewis spealrlng .su'uday, 12:30 p.m for ~- GAL ' S299 4PACK 70Z. TEA JAR KERR SUN BBQ & REG . REG. 127.95 $}~99 and· Cl!lssmates Invited. QM..LD:'OLIS - :100 Second Ave • Lafayette Mall Gallipo(is, 0. 89' IOOZ. 2LB. , PORK & BEANS . .·THRIFT' KING 15oz. 3/S119 MACARONI & CAIPBEU'S CHEESE TOMATO JUICE .· UOl. PORK RINDS p.ni.' • 69C BARBIE'S . ,r ! R'UTl..AND - The Rutlad Glll)len Club .wBI-meet at the oome ot MrL 'VIrgil Atkins at 6 ~CIIIday lnllead of FOli!St Acds Park ftlr the BIUIUal picnic and' workshop Cll the Meigs County fair t1ower sbow ~· . ' 50 PC. AWAKE . 12oi. 3/$10°- , SHOWBOAT I. INSTANT . COFFEE . .3:7soz. 14 oz. cAN · 2 · · BIRDSEYE · .,•.. " ·. 7 . EROZEM •. '· CLEANSER Drink Mix 894 , . 240Z. jJS1 . 2& oz. = 13~PACK $ }29 VIT. 0 MILK. %GAL$} 09 . _j .. $169.95. " Includes: Films, refreshments and this year will have · Child Finger Printing. Our little way to say we care. ' ~~ ., . \ 5 PC. DINETTE SET · GRADUATION EXERCISES AT TINY TECH STUDENTS RECEIVING THEIR CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR 1984 ANNOUNCES ., PRE-SCHOOL REGISTATION AUG. 4 - 12:00-2:00 ..... 89¢ :~W~~~~~ . ~WC~cs 89 4 EA. JUICE ~GAL$ }49 CHOCOLATE SYRUP __. .,__,..,- HALF &HAI.;f ' 'SHURFINE INSTANT TEA · 3ioz. $119 Kraft Wti&llt Watchers 3 oz. $19 9 MARGARINE t&oz. IODIZED SALT I GENERIC a Pack $159 ..... 69¢ ll.OZ. 99¢ 240Z. Pop . THRIFT KING D-.y· ue~u• 1ssue LITE lil .. ~~n~~· COTTGE BUTIERMILK ~GAL ' •. CHAPMAN SHOES · SHUR FRESH . ICE MILK ~GAL $129 $184 , THRU AUG.. 7th.,· .... $}69 ~ Sl59 GAL ' ·- · Grocery . Order Exluding AU 16 oz. 2% MILK 2% MILK ALL BUTTERICK . '.· • SUGAR FABRIC FOR EVERY NEED . ' · · 10 LB. "The Store With More" • 12 LUNCH 'MEATS ••••••••••••• $.149 LB -------------_.;..----1 .. 12 STORE SLICED. RACINE - The OPJ!II . church wedding of Detn Hagan Yates of Racine, and Richard );:;. Sargent, . ColumWs, will take place on ' ; Saturday, Aug. 4, at 6:00p.m. at the Racine United Methodist Olurch. Musk: will begin at 6 p.m. A . . - reception will be lleld at the · theRev.Net!Pl'OOdfoototflclatlng. Amerk:an Legion hall In Racine Api'08J&mofmuslcwlllprecedethe ftlllowlngtheweddlng. wedding. A reception will follow In thecliurchsoc!alroom. rrectiOn ,· Miss Reeves Is a senior at Meigs CHESif1R.E- Due to' a typeset· High Schol and is employed the ter's eiTOr, the G8ma Chrlstlan ,PomeroyHealihCareCenter. School ~~was Incorrectly Bowers Is a gradu4te of Eastern · reported as today. The~ 11ow1e HighSChool. w111 be Sunday, Aug. 5. . . $"!99. $}99 $199 : sAusAGE. . oz. LINK~ oz. PATTIES THE FABRIC: SHOP . GALLIPOLIS,OH. STARTS JULY 30-AUG. ·4 LB. ' JIM,.,Y DEAN'S the Paneroy Church ot Christ with r--;... · 1415 EASTERN AVE. . Sargent-· Yates .Reeves - Bowers ; · 2ND ,AND VIAND SlllEET P·T. PLEASANT, W. VA . . : ' (304) 675-4424 / Lee G!'111141e College. kl Kl!llllelh Gfl!llllli' Lee, son ot Mr. Lee Is a graduate ot Point lind MI'SI"Mott k , Lee. GalllpoUs. ·Pleasant High • School and 1.s ; The wedding will take place «in (!IJrrently a studeilt at RJo Grande 1ug, 25, at 2 p.in. at the Mount Olive ~· ' . ' P.S.S.S.S.S. 873 So. 3rd 'Ave. W. • . , POMEROY- Mr. and ' ~ WATCH FOR UNITED PENTECOSTAL Bush~ .• . WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR'S J-...,.------------------1 China lent the 3-year-old animals to the games at the request of the Los Angeles city government and the Olympics organizing committee. Kasich said Chinese offidals had turned down his earlier request that those two pandas be exhibited at the ColwnWs Zoo after the Olympics. The director of the Peking Zoo has said the visiting ·pandas are two of' only five owned by the zoo and are among about a dozen captive pandas In China. · The congressman !!aid the possibility of gettJng any pa'ndas to the Columbus Zoo was discussed at · Friday's meeting. "I'm more optimistic," Hanna said after the meeting. ''They were receptive." . No green rhwnbs ·reception In the soc!al room of the Multi-Purpose BuUding, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. They were manied on Aug. 27, 1934 by the Rev. J. Carter of Princetoo, W.Va. . The reception will be hosted by their children,. Russell Roush, Pataskala, and Maida Long, Pomeroy. All friends and relatives of the couple are Invited to call during the hours of 2. to 4 p.m. The couple request no gifts. . . . . Lee ' '· GROUND POMEROY - The wedding of Jul)e L. Tboren, daughter ot ,Joaepb. · and Joyce Thoieo, Racine, and Lawrence P. Rice, son of Fred Rice, Franldfn F"'qnace, and Evelyn Dantlacq, Hattleld, Ariz., will take place cxiAug. 11, at 1IJe hllnle of the bride's parents on PlneG!1JVt!Road. Music will begin at 11 a.m. with the ceemoo,1 to be perlonned at 11: OOa.m.A ~nwlll beheldat the Thoren home following the wedding. · The brlcJe.eleCt Is a graduate of Southern High School and Is a student In dental hygiene at Shawnee State. . Rlcegraduated!rolllGreenLocal Franklin Furnace and he is a physics eng!neei:Ing student atOhto . State. ~ :m Roushes to note anniversary Thoren·- Rice . rp;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;:~ Rtin.AND memben people tbJa church linl!e InIt 1 this church have "The been Willtlni &ndot · the bepri oot 111InHapPY Hollow Road needlng,cryJnaandbelglng,hoplng the mld to late l!IIY•. DuriD&' the and praying lor a blilldlng 11Jre this early 19ro's, a churcb wu built for years," commented Jolm wlthiD Rl!tland city llmlts, however Evans, pastOr oi till! Rutland ·the corwreptlon long aaooot lft!W Church of God. · · the space In the old cburch. Atrailer Two ye&r.! ago, the Riltland hasprovldedsorneextrai'OOOIWtln congregl!tlon purchased ~ · Ru- recent months there have been Ilana Road (SR 124) propeey on · smne Sundays when children have which the new chureh Is now being had to sit on the !loor because that rullt. The ftrstblockwas Jald'OfiMay was the only place lett to slt. 19andslileethattlmethemeno!the Bu\ the.new church should more congregation have been worklngo; than ade<juately Provi!le for the steadllyonevenJngsandSaturdays. needs of church .members. Once Becauseofthelrefforts, the building cunpleted,ll wllltheasureUltt. by lsnowunderroofandwellontheway 48ft. with a tuJl basement. ~ to completkln. · . It will house 12 .Sunday school ActuallY,'t1lls building project can rooms, a nursery, a fellowship hall, almost be described as a commun· ·' and a seat sanctury. All of the ity effort. During times when bathrooms, stairwaY$ and light cement has been poured, beams switches will be handicap approved have been ra1SeQ and tJ:ucks have alsO, sornet)ling thatls~for been unlOaded, !t, has not been the passage of · state buUding unusualatallftlrtownSpeopletostop Inspections. · by with offers of llelp. Other church Evans Is more than proud of the leaders, the Rev. Paul Taylor and spirit of his congregation, J1U111Y of the Rev. Earl FieldS tn·partiCUlar, which have been active members hAve also llE!cn more than wUilng to for over 20 years. Two years ago, give words of encouragement and several 20-year members were strong bodied as!;istance. Inducted Into a Rutland Church of Evans said, "It really makes me God Hall of Fame. Thosell]eiDbers feel good to have all this partlclpa· were Malcolm andMlldredlngram, tion. We.havehadasmanyas14men Mruy Romine, Allee Kitchen, Leila donate time In a single f:lay. And the Baggy. Sob and Joann ;Eads. womenofthechurchhaveprepared and Louise ·Eads, Birdie H:YSE•U, many amealfdrthemenontheiob." Pearl Hysell (since deceased), and Church members have also done Cindy Kt:autter. theirpartinthemoneyralslngendof · . ln a meeting last week, church the venture. The ladies auxllary members set a goal of late October . baked and sold thous8nds of apple as the completion date. But even turnovers. And everyone hasllelped after they are moved ih and settled, · wllh yard sales, bake ,sales and church members will continue to various other money making projects. But the blggestllnanc!al help has been the personal contrlrutions made by the members. Evans explained, "Everyone Is wtlllng to give. Everyone works and helps 1 Alfred "Pete "and Elizabeth Roush ·-.:...Engffgements· -~-- MIDDLEPORT. OH. . ·· · -~ Wo R..,_ry~ the Rl.t!Jt ja Limit . ~UII!I)~tio• and Correet Printing l!rrors . ·we ACCEPT FOOD 51-AMPS & "WIC" COUPON$ · .' . NOT RESPONSIBLE . I ' �.. ' !de• ~8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~atie's ! Breaking for applause . .. --. By KATIE CROW - • . Coue&pocldellt ~ 1twasjust~mJn.eJ~~­ :;.. A large crowd :8l:llod In ·a circle 111. the deck at ~Pool, tn o4he center, sur~ by the Jrowd, were two iltam& men, Chris and 2l15wa Ganguly. =:;What were the ' two young. men ~lng? BREAK DANCING aild I ~· break dancing. Several times the dance was 'laten;upted by applause as the two ~ to the beat of the music *'ylng. . ::J, understand the boys practice ~tly, one day for 10 hours. • ;.!\5 I sald It was just like In the ~boys dld a ftne job and lt was .. ~~enjoyed _ by all. "" . ;:Ji;lllll¥l Hayman a resident of pileroy ·Health Care Center Ils an t fan of Lowell Wingett. ~he ws Wlng ~tt's column :flllglousiY. "' In a recent column Wingett wrote ~t Pension Ridge. And as $:mma said, "thls was my neck of · woods. ~y grandfather lived there and ~ a Clvll War· veteran. A lot of . ;!ilvll War veterans llved there and ~t ls how lt got .the name of Dr. Sean Mullen whO ls a captain tn the U.S. Army and hlS tamlly are moving to Hawall for fQUr years. The famlly, Sean, Katie and chlldren Kellie, Keriie and Court· ney will be leaving Saturday mornlrtg. Uttle Kerri was telling me about thelr move and seemed very excited. Th,ey certainly are moving to a area. cllmaie wise at =~ertul July 29, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Gallia ·county Seniors plan weekly GALUPOLIS - Activities lor 1·3 p.m.; American Literature the week of July 30-Aug. 3 at the. Class, 1 p.m. . . Senior ·Citizens Center at 220 Thursday, ~ug. 2- Bible Study, · Jackson Pike are as follOws: 11 a:m.-noon. Mpnday, July 30 - ·Chorus. 1-3 Friday, Aug. 3 - Art Class, 1·3 p.m. . . p.m.; Staf!Meetlng,8:15-8:45a.m.; Tuesday, July 31 - S.T.0.P. Evening Activities, 6-10 p.m. Class, 10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, The Senio,r Nutrition Program 11: 15 a.m. will serve the following menus: Wednesday, .Aug. ·1 - Vinton . Monday - ~ed macaroni, Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Crown Clty stewed tomatoes, greens, plums, MobUe Unit, 1 p.m.; Card !3ames, . activi~ies . bread, blltter. · ' !potatoes, ~e slaw, )lrne Jellbw and . 'I'u5day - Beef patty with fruit, roll. . . gravy, 110tato and butter, mixed FridaY - Beef cubel, noodles, vegetables, brownie, bread. peas, chocolate pudding, bread, · Wednesday - Qeans with ham, butter, cottage cheese, sliced tomatoes, Cl)olce of bevera11e with ea~h pears, cornbread. meal, Meals subject to l=hange Thursday- Meat loaf, au gratin withOut notice. Sum~n:er ••;:---~-~-. r---:-;..,...-:liiiiiiiiP~i==iii;;:i;iii;; .Jim Mink . ••n•tecJ .. Che~olet-Old~mobile ' ,f" I I ByCHVCK~VIN i t ., f , • engineered by Brown at Cleveland ln 1953. ,AP 8poril Writer CANTON,Ohlo(AP)-The!our The 6-ftlot-4, ~ McCor-. player$ Inducted Saturday Into the mack became one of the key Pro Football Hall of Fame were blocket'$ for BroWnS' !ullbacks occasionally overlooked during. Marion Motley and Jim Brown, and tlielr careers because they were · · he gives them mw;h credit for hls ''people tram the trenches," says success. football Innovator Paul Brown. · "I feel fortwlate to have played "This irouP Is >a little mote with what I conslder 'to be two bl$d-and-butter football players ·outBtandlng tullbacks," McCor· than you usually hel!r about," macksald. Brown saki as defensive bacll. Wlllle Willie Brown. 43, joined the Brown, offensive tackle Mlke Denver Broncos ln 1963 as a free McConnack, recelverCharleyTay- . ll&'l!llt alter beiD& cut by Houston, lor and defensive lineman Arnle and by 196t he was an aD-American ' Welnmelster expanded the number Football League perlonner at of players In the Hall to 123. cornerback. Traded to !he Oakland Brown spoke as the .presenter lor Raiders Ill 1967, he turned m12more McCormack~ whom Brown coached supe!'b seasons before retiring tn wlththeClevejandB~ . .c . 19'18. · · . McCormackhadadouble~rest . was.thebnly one of the four \JI ~turday' s events:Besides enter, : Inductees ~hosen In his first year of lng f,be Hall, he later watched the ellglblllty. · Seattle Seal!awks - whom ¥ ,, Brown was presented for Indue· &en/ell as president - took on the · don by Raiders' owner AI Davis, Tampa Bay Buccaneers ·tn the whoiralsedhlsfonnldableachleveNFL's fu'st preseason game of the ments ;lncllldlngM~ lntercepyear. lions and at least One Interception ln McConnack, M, began his pro 16 consecuttve'seasons, both league - career with theNewYorkYanks tn records. • 1951, the!l was In the Anny when lie' .,. '1t's- amazing that wllen I was w.aS Included ln a ~player trade · ·dealing with him on cilntracts, th,ls says: .... Brougham ae Only 17,847· miles. exterior dark blue Brougham seat· in g. All the buttons and toys. Last of abreed. Must see to appreciate the quality of this fine luxury sedan. This a one owner with AM·FM stereo with cassette. air cond., side and out. ' • " party with brass bands, a· cholr, a symplloey u.s. teams to carry the Amertcan !lag. Edwin Moses, orchestra, balloons and pigeons, was being televised the U.S. and work! tecord holder tn the 400-metei- · . hurdles, was selected to give the athletes' oath. ltve around the world. · The 1984 Olympics, whlch run 16 days, are the flrsl 'The Identity of !hiltnal'torch bearer - « bearers Summer Games In the United Slates since 1932, wileD -: was the big mystery all · last week,'' alld Peter Uebe!'roth, Los Angetes OlymJ)Ic Organizing Com· 1.06 AI!geles also was the host. They are also the first rnlttee president, said only that lt would be an spori80n!d entirely ,by private enterprise. Security 1 In Los Angeles was especially tlghf ' American. . President ~an. !ortnally opening the' Games. Saturday, with pollee hellcopters hovering over the : was llmlted to 17 words: "I declare~ the Olympic city. armed guards protecting the O~plc Villages . Games of LosAngellis, celebrating the 23rd Olympiad and extra Coast Guard patrols on the harbor. The. , of the modem em." · !jlrspace over the Collsewn was cteclared off.llrnlts to : But In a pep talk to the U.S. team before the ~About 650,!Dl visitors were expected for the Games, : • ceremoey, Reagan exhorted them to "set your sights high.'' He also parapl)rased a line !rom one of his but the clogged highways, lull hotels and choking · movies, according td remarks prepared tor delivery, smog that many here had feared had sc far not · ''Do It for yourael!, !or your !arnllles, for yourcountly. materialized. Los Angeles International Airport reported Friday ; And If. I may be a blt presumptuous, do It for the . Induct·· (our players ·into PrO Hall-of-Fame · "Make Us ·A_n Offer .' ,, We'll Make You' Cus to mer. . . About 7,500 athletes assembled to parade lrito the CoUseum ~r the ·flags of 140 cOuntries, from ~ Wrller . Algeria to Zimbabwe. -LOS ANGEI.,.ES (AP) - 'l'he Olympic Torch elided Its 9,CIDmlle odyseey Saturday but ot!1c1ab still Missing were the banners of the Soviet Union and 17 · . . woukln't ~tlfy the .runner who woukl light the other countries staying away for various. reasol!,§. )3ut Joining the pat'a(le was the Peoples Republic of . · ~ ~lhg the 1984 Sumlner Games tn a lavish. C)llna, pilrtlclpatlng ~ a Summer Olympics for the . fe!lturlng home-grown mUilq and a cast of more . than 20,001. . •. !lrst ttme since 1952. nie sky waa - , the air relatively clean aJ)d the -'In addlt!OOaJ12,00ldancers, muslclans alld singers · temperature was warm for the opening~ at .c!loaen frml across the United States rehearsed for the UliAngeles Memorial CoiJseurh on the University tl1ree weeks to perform such classic American tunes of.Soothern ~omla campus. A sellout crowd of . aa "Yllllk.EI! Doodle Dandy" and "Hooray for Hollywood." more than 90,1ro paJd til to $'.W· for tickets, and The $7 mllllon ceremony, a ·big American-style scalpers were asldng as hlgll as $«10. ' . ordinary · Olympic .Games ·u nderway: By SOOTr KRt\FT Meigs Bookmobile set. landfill. ' 1~ I certainly wish them the best and . , just know their stay there will be POMEROY - Bookmobile ser· 3:45-4: 15 p.m.; .Long Bottom (Post wondertuL The best .of everything vlce In Meigs Coun!Y ls brought by Office), 4:1!5-5:10 p.m.; Reedsville to each of you.' the Melgs County Public Ubrary (Reed's Store), 5:20-6•20 p.m.; __ under contract with theOhlo Valley Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's), 7:20- · 7:50p.m.; BaumAddltion,8:1~:40 Happy to report that Rachel Area Libraries. . McBride, a life long 1'€'Sldent of , Bookmoblle sc~ule lor Mon' p.m. Syracuse, ls doing ftne and a day, July l l - Carpenter (Laura's wonderful person to visit. .. Store), 3:10-3:40 p.m.; Dexter Computer problems Do hope your days are blight . as (Church) • 4:104:40 p.m.; Danville you brighten other folks days. (Church).• 5:20-5:50 p.m.: Rutland __ (ClvlC Center), 6:3(),8 p.m. , NEW YORK <APl - Unless Llke. to comment on the recent 'Tqesday, July 3l - Poriland perSonal , computer . OW{Iers take power publicity over the use of the landflll (Post. Office) , 2: 10-2:40 p.m.; l-e: special precautions, supply probleRI$ could be dlsas· by Mason County. · tart Falls (Effie's Restaurant) ,'··, ttous, according · to an artiCle In · I happelled to be covering the 3:05-3:50 p.m.; Racine (Bank), Prof~ Compiltlng magazine. meeting of the commissioners 4: ~:00 p.m.; Syracuse (Pool), The article by Dr. Harold J. when thls Issue firSt started. 6:20-7:50 p:m. Highland claims that "typical The ¢omrnlssloners at the that Wednesday, Aug. 1 - Chester power sqpply problems pose danger time stated the cost and added that 1Flre Station), 2:15-2: 45p.m.; Keno to a personal computer system lour they were trying to extend the llfe of (north slde of Keno Bridge), 3-3:30 10 five times dally." the landfill for Melgs County p.m.; Success Road (near 39060), residents due to the problems they . .----------------~-----.!..-.;_-----'---~-----..:;_;..,..._~--1. went through In obtalntng a new 1feel tbe' statement made by the Rlchafd·-Jones, on behalf of the ;.Emma has additional lnforma- commlssloners,ll) regard todlscou· llon to pass on to' Wingett. She ragtng out-of·state and out-of· mAted tn her letter that she knows county business was certainly )/_lngett and hls brother Ernest and stretched out of portlori. lJ!EW thetr late aunt, Edna Carleton The commlsslone~ were refer· ;,'!act she went to school to Mrs. ring to government business not the business of local merchants as has ~leton. · ;.Matter of fact, I too went to school been tndlcated. I attended many meetings of the ~ Mrs. Cafleton who was a fine conunlssloners and ~ can assure 1iaY and aJ1 excellent teacher. ' ! For Enuna, Lowell's address at you they work FOR TilE PEOPLE jhe present time ls Syracuse, Ohio. and would do nothing to bairn ,_ It was wondi!r!ul hearing from residents of the Melgs-Mason area.. and perhaps we can vlslt one of o6 have a nice week. days. . ' hston Ridge." ! I ~my-Middleport-Gallipolis, korner . , Glpper/ . . Three-time Olympian. Ed Burl«', a tuUnmer thrower, ~as chosen by the captains of the various that the number of paSsengers passing through was · about 10 percent bel(lw the level a year ago. · never came up," quipped Brown, now an assistant coach ·with the ~. . Taylor, 42, wasaNo.1drilttcholce of the Washington Redsklns tn 196t, .and the Redsldns never regretted the cootce. Owing hls 13 years tn the ' NFL. Taylor caught 6f9 passes. "I'm sort of tn awe about wallilng through !hoee doors behind me," Taylor said on the front steps of the Hall alter being pteaented by long-tbne friend Tom Skinner. "That Is the top." The 6-4, 235-pound Welnmelster, 61, played with the New York Yanki!es ln the.All·Amerlcan Foot· ball Conference for two ye;u-s and was all-NFL durtng his four years with the New York Giants, endjngin 1953. He was selected to the Hall of Fame folloWing a review by .a ~al oldtlmers coounlttee. Welnmelster, now a Tearn!ters Union o!flc!ai, was presented by Washington Lt ,Gw. John Cher· berg, WhO coached him at the University of Wasblngton. "To be recognlzecl at this stage of my llfe - you cannot believe how much sweeter It ls," Welnmel5ter s8ld. I . ' 1983 Ford Mu GOING CAMPING? Take this with you. 1977 Ford Custom Leisure Van. V-8 engine, auto. trans., power steering & brakes. sport .wheels, AM-FM-8 track, elect. trig., sink, water storage Ia nk. power converter. closet space and a place to sack out.. • $3900 4 speed, 4 cylinder, . ()nly .56,5,65 ~umper. Priced to sel(. . \ . This sporty coupe has only 6,825 miles. 4 speed, AM·FM with cassette, Comparunywhere at $6295. · miles, long bed', step · · 1978 Chev. Pickup 4 Wheel Drive . 1979 GMC Pickup . llil . OF FAMBRS - Tbe 1M . _ of awlal n11Qa.e PWO FoatW Hal afhme pre willa &he ' - 11111111 el lliiiiliiliveB . . •i II &lie CantGR, 0111o 1111tae 811 da,t. Left 1D rflllt, *J are: ~ a.-, Be McOinn!ldl, ChuteJTaylar _.Anile Central Michigan favored · . .~aldwm·Wallace, Wittenberg to capture · MAC grid t-tle OAC powers again this fall · WeiDMelller. (API !rphlto). . ' . . cyl. engine. auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, Swing Lok ·mirrors, cab lights, radial tires. rear step bumper. AM-FM radio, dual gas tanks, nice topper. $7800 NEW CARS-WE'VE GOT 'EM . .2~01ds Cutlass Calais T..tops -Ju.st Arrived . 8--Delta 88's, 4. dr. & 2 dr. ~Comp{lre A.nywhe~e . 4-Firenzas 3-Capri~es 7-<;:avaliers 15-Pickup Trucks 2-Cutlass Supreme Broughams 4.-Chevettes 2-Monte ·Carl air cond.• auto. trans .• power steering & brakes. cruise vinyl top, good tires. Well cared for local · ••··tM stereo. See T~rryHamihon, Roger Dillard, Mike Slekele, or Morrie Sheets. . . . ' I I I defendlng-chai)\plon Northern Dllnols University, Mlaml of ·But Stolz sald Bowling Green's problem will be !lndlng,: • replacements for seven players who, If lt weren't for "a series of nukes," would be regulars on the · team. Ohlo, Western. Michigan, Ball "We'll have to tiy to get the · "We've got seven of last year's Central Michigan Head CoachState, Ohio University and Kent ball to DaiTell as much as we starters back on offense. But I'm Herb Deromedl used the words State. · cah," Heamck saki. ' not sure what I can do with them KINGS MJI.LS, Ohio (AP) ' "!Dilpletely meaningless" to Mlnlll CoalelmMlB Mount Union l'8llked fourth tn unW I pick a quarterback," The Ohio Athletic ConA!rence describe the sportswriters' poll Missing !rom the news conferWednesday's poll. It was !ol· MllfPI\Y saki. He Sllld he wtiJ . will be streamlined tills year, but . Three-tlme all-conference that predicted hls team would ence Tuesday was Eastern lowed, ln order. by Otterbein, probabb' make his choice two coaches expect perennial paw·. punter Jbn Phelps gave up hls win the Mld·Ainerlcan 'Confer· Michigan University. Eastern Ohio Northern, C8pltal, Heidelen l!lklwln-Wallaoe and Wlttm ~ before the 8!188011 begins. has been. given unW Aug. 1 to · senior year to play baseball In ence title this year. . • berg and Marietta: berg and 1983p!M'el' Mlllklngwn Baldwln·Wallacie has won the "But I thtnk they were justi: the Chicago Cubs organization, ~ whether lt will drop Its The conference · IS trimmed Jasl two COnfen!llce titles and to remain on top o! tile leque. "fled In lllllklnl{ that choice, . Steve Truckley linebacker football program or drop out of, owns live of the·last eight. C08ch . down this year because live • Tboie three coUexes. which Joined the Marines, defensive· · because we are returning a good · the MAC IDilpletely• teams - Wooster, Denison; Bob Packard saki his biggeSt flnl8hed last season with respec111.1cleus of solid football play• bacl~ Toey Graham. flankE!I' , · w~an. ~andOberUn obiltacle thls year L9 a tack of ' Uve co.nta ence n!COids of !).0, 4-1 ers," Derornedl said. , · .The presidents of conference Greg Mehan and tallback Andre . have left t1:1 form the 'North Coast • and 5-0, were ranked 1-2-3 In a . expel lehce on defense and on the l!ftlversltles want E;astern out He said the teem's success J3!!kson are Injured, and all·. Athletic Conterence with case detenslvellne. . poll 01. 33 coaches and reporte!'S because the school's stna11 lootconference tailback Daryl Story will depend a lot on the sUccess Western Reserve University One tllln&on the polltlve side, , at the OAC's aeason-prevlew ball stadium and low attendance of retunJing quarterback Ron was released from the unlver· and AUegbeny College. 'l'he . Packard said, llll!lllot quarterili!WII conference Weclnesdly. figures ·coukl contribute to the · slty because of dlsclpllne probFOimore, • thlrd-ye&r sophoconrerence will switch tram a 1be teams begin conference back Bl1an Moore, who cornMAC lolling lts Division l;A . more who slarled all 11 games lems, Stolz said. •• 14-tearn, two-division tonnat to a plettd 62.5 percent of passes play Sept. 8. ' ' status. Eastern finished last tn for the second-place Chippewas He said hls team will have to single 9-tearn division. The llrst·yeat head coach at last year and holds school 1983. prove lts depth to win a trip to the . . · last year. Last yi!er, Baldwin-Wallace recordl tor completions and Wlttenberii, Ron MIU'Jli\Y, wiD Coaches agreed with repor; Other' Important players will, conference's cautornia Bowl. : won the OAC's Red Division, · be trylna to Dll the Shoes of Da~~e \ yards )lllllnl. ' ters that Central 8lld Bowling bli juniors Mlke Cook and Bob "If we could r-ePlace just one or ' folklwed by Musklngum, MOj/llt Another Ia lleniDr wingback Maurer, wbosttwed down after Green will ~ the fOotball teams · two of those players, we · .Roese, who the coach said will · Union, capital, Wooster lind Martin Nezlck. "I don't think we · leadlnll Wlttenbeil! to seven battllng for this year's conferwouldn't be dolng bad;; he sald. have to do well to !lll the shOes of Heidelberg. have a player who WCitli harder . . COilfseiCI! Utleli Is ~ ~· ence title . . The conference's only new graduat,ed offensive Ilnen'lan Wlttenberi won the mue dW1ilg the .81!Uon · or the off. .: M~ Aid his blgaelt prob"I would say thosearethetwo Chris McKay. . coach this year, Northern Illl· · Dlvlabl, ahead of DenlsOn, Ohio· · Ill 011," Packard said . ' ienl ... not kl¥1wlni who lila top teams," Bowling Green The 1984 poll ranked Centnil lio!S' Lee Corso, said he believes •.• Nortliem. Otteltleln. Ohio Wes. Mllllclnlilm Coach Jeff ' Hea· .: quaiterblck wiD be. Head Coach Denny Stolz sald. · the poll, whlch ranks hls defend. , Michigan flri;t witt. J3 first-place leyan and~. : H qtlaiiOie Scott Korab cock said his team COIIid do well Stolz said hlS biggest asset Is lng champs fourth, will prove votesalld Bowling Green SI!COIMl . Kel\vOII and Oberlln played : prove the best ~uarterbaclc . even thou8h key pla)'el'l have • hlS quarterbaCk. Brian McClure , pretty accurate. wtth 111. The only Qther team confletence ICOOola but dld not llfllliated. He said strona plAy· : duflnl praetke the offenle wiD lS bac\t after a year ln which he "I think that's a fair assump.: • ., recetving any first place votes compete .... division Utle • • ' era wiU be ll!lllor ~ • revol\lellllUIId Korab'salrenath passed for 3,264 yards - more tlon, because we dld lose some • BaldwiD-WaDaoe beat Witten· • was the University ~ Toledo Jim Punly, who aet - . 1 . : - nUIDinl U likiplanore Grea than any sophomore eve1· In key people," Corso said. · with three. benr 17-lfln the 1!£J Clharnplonll!em 1\!Ulldl last yew; 8Jid : Wlllllml wlnl out, Wtt:1Bihfq NCAA Divlslon 1·A play. The rest, In order, were . Junior receiver IlaiTell Huell. : wDI plly • pustng 118me· By .JOHN FAIIIUIJ" ' An dded Pr.. Writer ' Just traded' this week. Short bed, auto. trans. Topper, only 33,585 low miles. This one could be yours, Custom two-tone paint only 26,386 actual miles, one local owner. Sharp inside and out. By IJOIIN FAIJIUS . .................... Writer .· KINGS MILlS, Ohio (AP) - . w. !;· h FRANK GHEEN · .Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc.· Jim Mink 1616 EASTERN ·AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OH. ' . . Bill a.ne John1on sbiPaame. .. : ')•i I I ·.• ,, L ' . .~ �' Pomeroy-MiddlefJI!ri-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va, . July 29, ' 1984 A tour-run sixth ' ftve Innings with single 1'\111$ln each out and a stdkeout ended the threat. Inning gave Lancaster Its sixth or the third,fourth, andtltth Innings. Both Cotterill and Atbens' Kevin straight Eighth Dlslrtct ' Lancaster's left·hllllded hurler· Hagen went the distance with Legion chalnploashlp as the the Mike Cotterill pltc)led out Qt Cotterill, who was beaten Hl by Fatrtleld Countlalls scored a 5-3 numerous Jams. Athens had the cane-fran-behind win over Athens tying 1'\111$ on base In each of the here Friday. eighth and ninth Innings, but could Lancaster, which takes a 00.21 rot score. record Into the 1984 state tournaThe losers missed a golden meni In AthenS, bunc)led four opportunity In the eighth when they singles and two Athens enors In had rwmers on llrst and second with their g8111e-iiecldlng sixth Inning. one out. A screaming line drtve to Athens had taken a ~ lead after Iettfleld was caught tor the second American 1 B)'IIERSCHi!LNJilSENSON AP 8paria Writer . • It may not be the IOU&hestdlvlston In basebell, with only two teams barely over .500, but the Amer1can League West ts .the best U you're looking !qr a tOrrid pennant race. Only 5~ games separate the top stx teams thanks to Minnesota's ~ Hagmlnearller~t~ and walldDa alx. Regen, acontrolpltcherwlthaiJDOII sinking fastball, tanned lour aDd did fanning nine notwalka'l)atter. ' . victory ooe guy to pop up, ooe guy to strike out and orie guy to bit a line drtve right at somebody. It wun't an that good pitchlJ!g. I ~~~:ufa)jjng behind hitters. but It ended up a wtJi ror the Twins and that's great" Ysalq ea8, WNte Sal 8 , The y ankses L8MaiT Hoyt, who pltclillld 11 111!111'-pedect· one-hitter aplnst them May 2i for five l'\lll$ln the flntandlelll thel!l83 over C!lllfomta on Frlday "We're In the pennant race - no walk rrom Hoyt, was sacrUkied to going to told." second andscoredonallqle byDoo In other AL games, New York Mattingly. Doublel by Dave Wtndowned Chicago 8-6, Kansas City fteld and DOll Baylor madeft :w aDd clubbed Mllwai!Jwe 12-8 1111d t11en one rut later Butch Wynepr'~ RBI drpppe<l the ntgbicap of . tlielr · ~Ingle chased Hoyt, who given double-header 3-11 Seattle pounded up runs In the tint lnnln& ~the14th .Oakland 12-2. Detroit trouDced t!rnebl22 starts .. Wynepr scored on :aoston 9-1 but lost !he second game Mike Pagl.larulo's double ott Jerry 4-0, Texas beat Toronto 4-2 and Don Gleaton. ' Baltimore~ Cleveland ia. ·. ~ Nlekro !Jeld Chicago hitlesS : Minnesota scored both Its I'\IIISolt tor lhree lnnln&S but y!elded IIOio ' CallrornJa'sTcmr!l)' John lnthellrst harnen ·to Harold BaJnM and Grec :Inning on singles by Dam!ll Brown, Walker Ill the fourth and was AVODl8TAG- CJevelaad .-..c.top Julio Franco leaps out o( ;nave Engle and l(el)t arllek plus knocked out In ~·, . tour-run tile wayol ()al Plpha,lr. of llalllmare afterflll'daciUnai lleCOIId INuie •Mickey Hatcher's grounder. The Mil. the last'· three · on another Ill tile'h ....... Friday Dlgllt Fr.-. could- get hill tllrow oft to ~Twins thell needed clutch . Walkei' homer. • .lint INuie In Ume lio pta double play 011 Eddie Murray. 'llleOrlolell WOII, Len Whltebouse In the e!ghth Ro)'alllJ.l,Bae•••H 4-1·. . • :and Ron Davis In the ninth. . .· Tom Quldlott1 and Rick. Watts • Whitehouse tetlred Rod alrew'on ,combined on a seven·hltter' In 1111! ,..,..........,.......,..,..........,_.--.------'-----..;:_-'---1 ;a foul pop with runners at second . nightcap ta 'end ihe Royals' six· :anil third to end the eighth but ;surrendered a leadort double to ,Fred Lynn in thenlnthandga'lieway . runs Bod Steve Bal!xmt and Onix · ' :to Davis. The Twins' rellel ace was ·g~eeted bY DOUg single, ·but 'with runners at llrst and third l<ansiiB City's WUlle Wllloa .IN MIDDLEPORT ·:and nooneoot hestruckoul Reggie stretched his bitting ~ to ~ ~ which advanced them to the Rec1CJDa1 Championllhlp or tile American 8IUIIIal Nallonal TOiimamt!IIC. ~ girls wiD play al ' Zanesville Country Club Aug. rl and 28 trying IAI advance IAI the state : ftn•HN al F1restone Country Club. 11118 same team of JaiiJes placed ! fourih In thestalecompetltlonlastyeall. Tbeyare belngspoasoredtotlle " I'!!Ponal event by Smith Bulck-Pontlae Incorporated of GaDlpolis. 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(AP) •Columbus third baseman Butch 'Hobson hit a solo home run In the · ;18th Inning to break a (}.() diadlock . and give the Clippers a 1-0 victOry over the Rochester Red Wings tn International League play Friday ;night.' . : ColumbuS srored one run on 11 . :hits andoneerror. Rochesterscored no runs on live hits and three errors. · : Columbus pitcher Jim Deshaies ·$tarted and struck out 13 batters 1n· •nine Innings. Reliever Curt Brown, now 2·2, got thew!nandMark SUva . ..,....*-, ... ·~ · ·.:· ~ ~ •. .' . ' .' JEANS STRAIGHT tEG.OR BOOT CUT 99 • Rochester starter John Pacella ;aw threw nine Innings, striking rut etgh!b&tters. Reliever John Marttn, p.1, !.Q1f tlie loss. · · The ga'me lasted four hours and 52 · inlnules, and was the longest ol the :season In time 8nd Innings for both ,.,r!' • ' ' •: COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -The hard-luck streak of trptter Banker Barker at Scioto . J?oWns finally .Seemed to be' Friday night. : The 6-year-oid jeldlng had apJllll'· eniiY Wll!l the co-realured $8,axl .. -· over .. ... ~ preterred' trot by a neck over . Pressure treated lumb.e r for all your exterior wood.needs. ~ ~· ' - .£-utta will custom design ~~~~i~·~~ toand privacy meet your f '. . . STOP IN AND SEE US AT 's here! C&S Bank's new . . .,: ·. :lf~.J~·"-\" .·. Time-Weather-Temperature Service. In addition to the .~•.-p ..!'-; . . c· . . . . · _,... ~1~ cu:rent. time and te~perature, you may now obtain an ';~;- ,..~ · ,,.·- ~~~;:~''·-~ _. ~.--,up-to-date weather forecast by simpl~ dialing. . /<!':.~ · ~ ,. ·_~:,, ,.:c:p-,.; .. ~ : I 446-BANK . - . ~·-- ·~:: ~.-"~ - : . . f 1 :aerb•Coven Jr., retUrned a whop- j ·. ---·~·~ r .,_ ..l - ·· ·~- . 1 ·f.<. ·. LUMBER CHESTER, OH. tast-closklg ~We Hall, snapping a two-month dry spell. But Banker Barker, a !Uetbnewtnnerof • aver $500,00l, ·tasted lrustratlon pbce again, · as he was defected p!terferlng with Proudly We llail ~t (he half-mile pole and placedsecol!fil !JY'the judges. , • The eventual winner, drtven by ' and building needS. .. Scioto Downs results . ·;OUTDOOR WOOD ~ -~·. . / • .. ~ ~ . .. •. • 'THESE SPECIA.L PRICES IN EFFECT FAIR WEEK ONLY. JULY 30 - AUGUST 4 . MEN'S 14 OZ. UNWASHED . . ~got his fifth save. We have a complete stock of dimenllion lum.ber. poles and posts for al your decking, fencing MONDAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. · TUESDAY 6 : 30 P•M•• a·P•M' WEDNESAY 3 P.M.-5 ;p.M. .THURSDAY 3 P.M.•S P.M. FRIDAY 1 P.M.-2 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M.-11 :30 A.M. LARGE ANIMAL AND SURGERY BY APPOINMENT Seattle'sblglnnlngw!thastniteand abases-loaqedwalk.AICOwensalso . homered .tor Seattle, w~ Oak: land'sDwa~Mufpb,yhiHIIS21st. 7764940 ' :• for entry -' TlpnN.Bedlal w or Information contact .. 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Drawing will be at Hadley and registered· his thfrd victory ;Field on Thursday, Aug. 2, 7 p.m. allowlngthreehllsuisevenlnnlngs: Any West Virginia church teams AlvlnDa~alsodrovelntworuDSln ~ams r •1 OPEN EAC~ ~HURSDAY EVENING 6-8 · ·· tHih that put them ahead 12-3. Jbn ;Aug. 4-5. ' QUICK CASH! . ~ District church . :meetto be held' at ·M A _.. .:: : ariella ug. 't""..J sa. vo. 18JI36 ··················:································$2,J"'"' !Ox~IO •.•......•.........................•.............. S2, . We Carry Supplies and Equipment in Stoclc new tanwlth and darll - n strlpn • ~s va engine, automatic o.verdr!ve tra..., 11nlsslon, lfHrllll and brAkes, air condltiO!lint. cruise control, •• tilt whHI, am-lrn stereo with cassette player, dltllal clock, CB !'lldlq,•, rv·, ice box, vallanCIII !lghtlne.; slldlntsldo dOOr, Coptaln's choirs. sof._,,: bed co.,bo, radial tires, lfiOrl WIIMII, roof rae~ and morel . •... Brand NewUnlli . reuer :tran . NIWARRIVA ,. Ai Cy Y0!1118 winner to IU earlle6t exjt asaslartln$pltchet. The White Sox llllftered their tlttb COIIIeQitlve loss and 12th In the last 16games but trail Callflrnla by OD!ythflli!JIIIIIIBI. Wwie ~lpll dreW ·a leadoff ands, its(!rbutsaboutlt.'' said Mike Smithson. who checked Calltornla on ' two singles over 7 i.J limlngs. "People keep sitting back and saying, .'The Twins are going to fold under the pressure.' But we're nQt !; Caooe~ Sootety Motor Car Brokers laaied runners. , ADVANCE TO REGIONALS- Sandy Gl!lewood, Jane Morgan, The Sl,tnday Times-Senlineeti~Pa"agg••--(;~~-~ -. nlghtcap.Itwuthesecondconsecu- back .the slx-hlt pitching of Dan 'tlve three-bitter roc OJeda. who Petcy as the Tigers took the opener. leads the majors wtth five slwtruts. The split stretched their lead In the Lance Parrish hit a two-nln homer AI.. East to 12 games over Toronto. .and Chet Lemon bad a solo shot to · got down the Angels' necks, Just one-halt g~ behind the tront- ~ Dean Smllh and Sonya WeHman.are pictured after lbek recent ~h ~: pop foul and got Rob Wlltong on a grounder tor his 19th 1111ve. "I just got lucky," PaYiillllll4. "I night tha.l lett the Twins breathing · Local athletes to take part in junior olympic nationals : Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. AL West closest heading.~tQ ·' dog days' Lancaster cops sixth straight district title . ATHENS - I July 29, 1984 .. ' -~ 8r S Bank -··: ~,< The cor:un.rclal • SaYingS lank 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza "ALWAYS ON YOUR ' , ~- . . .....:......... PDIO - -~ ·. · .' ~·· ' .. ..,,., . .... , ..... ' Sp"'"~ •aow Vall•y ,. -~_ :. .-: -.--~------~~~~--~--------~~.-~------- '· ;ptngS67.8l, SJS.IKI and $6tor dlwtn ·'ticket. Bankflr Barkerpald$t.aland 4-l.lll, and third-place Stake KnUe !returned ..1.40. 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By JOHN KEKfi : IWSE PASSJlS COBB - Montreal ExJ!oli' Pete .Rotie stroked Amazln.Atleastsofar. Worst last year' - and live or the past seven yearslntheNatlonalLeagueEastthe NE!\V York Mets are first and show no signs or lettlng up. Although there are two months left ln the season, the air at Shea Stadlwn had an October chlll to. It Frlday night ·as the Mets defeated the second·place Chicago CUbs 2-1 before a sellout crowd or 51,102 and moved 4~ games ahead. After Sunday' s doubleheader, surely nothing will be settled. FIJ'st place certainly will not be locked up, and neither team may end up winning the dlvlslon. But, asMetscenter !Ieider Mookle Wilson said: "Every game we wln nowlsonelesswehavetowlnlater." The 'victory, their seventh straight, upped the Mels' record ln ' July to 21-4. Elsewhere, St. Louis edged Pittsburgh 3-2 in 10 innings, Montreal trimmed Philadelphia 6-1, Clncln· natl $hui out Los Angeles 4-0, San . Diego defeated Houston 7-3 and San Francisco stopped Atlanta 6-0. · Second baseman Wally Backman 11 te'ftl1lli Inning single Friday night oft PhD8delp*'lll steve Carlton to IIi • ail-tlnle rerord of 3,0113 career OIIIHJ8se hit& 'l1le ldt by the fol'lllE!' ¢1 t.!i...U Reds star broke Ty Cobb's.reconl of 3,012. • • • Scoreboard ... • • .• CdlJns . EASTIJIWIJON W L Pel. GB 69 31 .11!0 S7 4.1 .570 12 !il t5 SM 13~ S2 tr .525 161f.i 47 46 42 c..mta ~ cuy lifo- 51 • AMFJUCAN LEAGUE BAT11NG (Dl at bats) : Wlnlleld, New York. .316; Marung.ty, Nt'W York, ..J:m: HrtJl'k. Minnesca, .:D&; LL-moo. Detroit. .314; R.lpkerl, Ba.Jtlmcft, .Jll ~ton .510 - .~ .. ·"" .. "' .. 47 " ~ .m. 3 "' !il .466 .6 ·~ "' ·"' 10 53 ._., """"' ,_ .. D!tmlt 9. 21 .ol51 24 . .oUJ 26 ooe RUNS: DwEvans. Bostoo. 79: RHmderC>akland. 74; Butler, Ckoveland, 48: Maieby, Tcrontd, IB; Rlpket, Baltimore, 3~ !M. ·~ ... RBI: Klngmari, Oakland. 8'1; EMwny, Battimore, Rl; Ria!, Bmtm, '79; ADavls, Seattle. Tt; Armas., BostOI), 12. HITS: Garda, TOI"mt,a. lZ; Rlpken, Baltfmort>~ JZ; Mattlngty, New ·YCl'k. :123; Easler, Baston. · 119: Gantner, MU· waukee, 117. l , 1st game .. ....... 4, Detroit o, 2nd g~ • )C-as Cily 12. MilwaukeE & 1st game " Mltwa\lkf!e 3. KansaJ Cit)' 1, ~ game JIBM 4, TCI"'Oto 2 "' •IIIMrnore ~- <lewland 3 , 'Now York 8, Odcag<> 6 ~ 2, Callfom1a 0 •. ~ 12, Oakland 2 , DOUBLES: LAParrish. Texas, :E; Car· cta, '1\ltonto, 36; CDM!nl; Seattle, 25: Lemon, Detroit, Z : Matttnltf, New York. "'· ~~0~ ·. TRIPlRi: Moseby, Toronto, 12; . Col· lins, Tort11~ 11; Up!ihaW, Totu~IO. 9; Owen, SeaHie, 8; KGiblon, Dfb'OIIt, 6; Rlaw, C!>l<'i". ~ Rl ....... Ball.,.., " : ~tTornniO • 8:lllon a1 Dettcllt • ~ at &lttmore ,.. ~catlb'nia il MlJine!ota .,. JC,wu CIIY at Mltwa\lkee HOME RUNS: Kingman, Oekland lll; Armas. · Booton :17; KIW.. Cbk..., 73; Thornton. CJeo\rfland. 22: EMurTay, Balli· rttll't, 21; LNParrlsh, Detroit, 21; MW'· ...,, Oakland, 21. !ITOLEN BASES: R.Henderson, Qalc:. land, ('I ; Pettk, C'..all.tlrnla. ]I: Garda, Toronto, Jl; 8Jtler, (1eolel.and, ;t); COl· .llns, T(I'Dflto. ~ "'.W!w Ycrl: M Chicago : ~ at !JraJUt. NA.TIONAL U'AGI1E £oWl' D~VmiON W L Pel GB 11 .61~ " 13 "" " .. .'A5 !18 .431 11 tmiT IJIWIJON "' 41 S! ill 310 51D 8 New Ycck 59 ~ ~· t4 -~ t.oub PlrtlbQtl sio Dlo!o> ;.1.11 Allp!es .....,. • <)IC!NiaU - ·~ ·~ PITCIUNG (9 dects!Om~ : Leal, Tcroota, ".. 53 oo ..m .. uu ~~ , "' 53 .OR; 10~ ta st .rn u 13 iB "' .422 17 -G-... , SID l"rroctsco OJ .401 181\ ll·2. · .816, J.M; LSancheL. CaUbrnla, H. .718, l .M: Proy, DetroU, 14-<4, .178, l.M; 7~2, .'718, 3.{11; Stieb, Toronto, 11-t, .T.l'l, 1ll Rozema, Detroit, S'mn<lDUJ'S: Wl.n. . Langstoo, SeattJe, lll; Nldtro. New Ytrk. 100. ~ SAVES; Qu...,.berry, Kanw City, .:17; n~ .... Frlllldoto,AdantaO ~.o.,... foJ ·OIIclltl at New York, 2 1IIIIO'ee.l at Phlladetphla ,, "*"""'· "'· 'f:nnsactions . HITS: GwyM, San DJe&o, lH: Sandberg, Chicago, l.'IJ; Samuel, Pttlladelphla, ].'1); Cruz, Houston. 121; Wynne, Pitts· . --the Nll&ilaal Leapt PHILADELPHIA ~PIII'U..If.'S-An- ~ burgh.~. J WI.U remain as 19111 ....... •1!'. LOUE CARDINAI..S-Reactlvatl'd .._ McGee. oulftelder. Optioned Ralph ~· pitcher. to Lool5vtlle ci the ........-'""""lion. .-.:nw.L U., ANGEil:s LAKERS-Arunuad t1ot ~""" c1 Joel< trainer. eumn. ..........u ,• N..._.. FocAII Lelipt' , JNDIANAPOUS COL'1'S--Stgned Blaise ~. defenstve tadde. ' !CW YORK JE'l'S-Wal..o JCll\ )';110~... , NATIONAL !IMIDE DArtiNG (2..'11 ai ba.ts): Gwynn San Dlo!o>- .:r.t;; ~. Clllc'i". .;ro, Dern&e!'' Chk:ago, fll: Cruz. Hw.1too. .31a W~cn, Atlanta. .317. RUNS; Sanclborg, Clllc.... '10: Wta!M. SaJI Dlo!o>, el; Samuel. ..,._pt<a. Ill; llmltor. Chla&o. 66; M~. Atlanta, RBI: GCarter, Mom.al, ~ ~midi , ........ pill.. 111; JOByjs, Ol; . Hernandez, New YorK. W: • are tied Wltll §In Francbco , . - . . that Paul », RDavts, Min· · ' DOUBLES: fl\lbtlard, Atlanta, ZJ; Rain· . es, Montreal ZJ: Samuel, Phlladetphla1 23; GCan4tr, Monrreal, 22: S;and~El!:. Chi· caeo. Zl:. '!RIPLES: SaJidbl!rg. q.kooo.J.I; Som· uel, Phllacll!1phla, 14: O'uz, IIGu~m , ~ Gwynn """ Dlo!o>• .8: ~ HrusICI1. 7; McGee, Sll.ools, 7. HOME RUNS: Murplot, Atlanta. Zl:; '21: CCaner, Mon. treol. 3l; Manholl. Leo -. !B; Sclunldt, ~ -tpll!a. Strawberry, New York, 16. ~u:N IIASF.S: Samo<\, 45; Wgtns, San 10EF, G; RM.Is. Cln· ::!:'!nlloml<r. 31: - ., QUe:. . .. Jim Wohlttrd cracked a basesloaded ~ Ul(! Tim Wallach drovelnthnlerunswithahomerand a s1n11e as the PhUlles fell 6~ g~ be!dnd the Mets. David Palmer, 5-3, gave up six hlts, stnlckouttwoanddldnot walk a batter ln Innings, while But James pltclfed the final four Innings for his seventh save. Steve Carlton, 9-5, abSorbecl the loss, hls tlrst after four viciorleil. · Pete Role' I slngle ln the seventh Inning wa$ the 3,003t'd of hls career 8nd brokli Ty Cobb's major-league two-nm ave Cardlllals 3, lj'lrate8 2 ln games when I've felt l1ke I've had better stuff. But ln this game I had good control, Ifeltrcould put the ball where I wanted. My curveball was really biting, and that's why I got all the strtkeouts." RDn0esterhadfouroftheReds'l2 hits and Cesar Cedeno three. Alejandro Pena, 11-5, took the losS. near Giants&, Braves 0 . M~ Krukow hurled- an ~t­ hlttei' and became the team's ~ pltcl!er slnce ea\-ly .ln the1983season to record bil<;k·to-back complete games as the Giants won theirthlrd . . WUIIe MCGee's !>acrlflce fly ln the lOth lru!lng scored Chris Speier to give Joaquin · Andujar his first record. strai~:ht. victory since June~. Philadelpilla's lone nui came off Speleropenedlh,elOthwithafiyto · James ,on Glmn Wilson's RBI " Iwassurewewouldwlntonlght. the wlll'l!iJ!g track ln right field that double ln tbe MVenth. We had a lot of fun out the~," DoUg Frobel dropped for a threeRt!lll &, Dodpn o · Krukow, l'r8, said, ev!!ll though hti base error. One out later, McGee Joe Price li!Jrled a two-hitter for may have suffered a broken flngl!r lotted a fly to lett off loser Kent his first majol'-league llhutout iU1d on hls left hand when he stuck his Tekulve, 2-7. . struck out· a career·lilgh 10 to lead glove out and knocked down a Une Andujar, 14-9, became the NL's the Reds. · · . drive ln the eighth lnnlng. "We're second 14-game winner, .while ''To 'tlj~S point It's beeu a long starting · to get some breaks and Bruce Sutter worked the lOth Inning ~·"said the Reds' left·hander. we're playing good basebiul. I want for his league-leading 24th._ save. ~·stm, It set1ns Uke It's been a to · get back out there soon;" the DaVid Green became the first strugglewlth ll8Ch outing. I've been right·hander said. Cardinal tohlttwohomei'Slnagame thls season, while Jim Monison clouted his sixth for the Pirates. . .· Ravenswood -d istance run Aug. 11 t-----..;...-'---------------,.- . cause hew as cited by the NCAA for blly1ng plane tickets .for recruits, and White was reprimanded because he Is "reswnstble for man· agement of the program·," said Bwness. Whitewasnotcltedforany rule viOlation. The NCAA also said Illlnols' ganies should not be televised Uve ln 1984, said Burness, but the 'lV question Is up ln the air because the NCAA's authority overtelecastshas CHAMPAIGN, ID. (AP) - The . NCAA has notified the University or llllnols, · the ilefe)\dlng Big Ten champion, that It wUl be barred tromappearlnglnabowlgameafter the 1!114 football season because or rules violations, a UI spoliesman said Friday. Jolm Burness, associate vice chancellor for pubUc affairs, said UI · offlclals wUl punish head coach Mike White and top assistant Max McCartney. Both wUl be barred from off-campus recruiting for one year and will have their salaries frozeil, he said. In addition, he said the university would ronduct audits of the football program every six months and would reduCe sc))olarshlps by 10 next year. Burness said the NCAA made It clear that It woold haw taken stronger action If IDlnols ibad' not taken thOse steps to develop" a very. strong compliance program." "This case was considered to 1;le quite serious," said Thomas J . . NUand, chainnan of the NCAA Infractions commlttee. "And the ·committee would have lmpci5ed a more severe penalty If the lnstltu; t1on had not already taken substantia! dJs(:lpUnary action Qn Its own lnltlatlve." · . McCartney was punished be- ... , !l. l..adlat PHtlbw'gh • Clll'luatl at Ia; A~Jielel ~ H-tan it su ~o.eso : ,AM&a at nesota. 19. . ' ('llk'lllnlti .. Lot AngeY!I 0 MUwauJtet>, Zl: calktll.l, Oakland, 21; Hernandez. Detroit, (.'hlcqo 1 .·-~-.... [)Ego 7. lloooton 3 Callb'ria. 128: Hough, Texas. W ; S~b, 'fOtooiO. ll2: ' ' St Lou~ 3, """"""'" ~ lD iMJnOIS : !'iP* Ycrk 2, l1nl'blrler: on inJured ~COLI.I!llE Leaders .m tmiT IJIWIJON - . 51 56 56 ~- . LONG BEACH STATE-Named Sk-ve Bre:rlahan, ArUe vuero and Km Shamtr assistant football coaches. WYOM!NC-Anrnlnced thee resignation Frank Vltthy, · sv.1mm1Dg coach. · · .... rra. AMI!liiiCANLEMlUE ·•'• . €5". thatwlnnlngstreak.GeraldBookm· half or his six starts ln 1984. _. ~ber TheAJamo has a win, a yer has driven the colt to 1: 57.4 and The fastest horse ln the contest Is second and a thlrdlnhisprellmlnary 1: 58.3 wins In prellrnlnary Star Meadow Towner, a J.year-oldson or stiu-ts In the series. Pointer action. The youngster Is Big Towner driven by Richard Rounding out the Monday feature handicapped with ·the seven post Stllllngs. Stllllngs Is the man that are VAnna Happy Boy, E~alltartan position which Is on the extreme guided Cowboy Spur to the 1:54.3 andJakart. outside r4 the fteld. Cherokee l.obeU Scioto J:lcmns track record two Post time on Monday Is 7: 45 p.m. posted six wtm, a ·second and two yean; ago. Meadow Towner has a wasparedtmnan~lls\o!26. , thirds ln 10 starts this year. Last • recordor1:57talcenatTheMeadows RoCkets to play The richest lx>l'III!S tram tl)ree seasanhecouldn'tmanageawlnlna Pittsburgh on Jwoe 22. The Washington State prellrnlnary legs qualltled for the ~ stllrtS· ' . strapping bay Is looking tor hls first ' !lnal. ~ OOrae ln thefteldsbows .Keystone HIUTOW, the track win ln The Star Pointer. He has a TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - The a lltetlme record faster than 1:58.3. handicapper's second · c;oolce, second and .a fifth ln preliminary University or Toledo wUl play Five hor8es have beaten1: 58 for the ea.rnep hlsllfetlmerecordofl: 57.4ln action. Washington St.ate of the Paclflc-10 mile. The series Itself has produced a Star Pointer win two weeks ago. Remember The Alamo Is. a · ConferenCe during the 1993 football fo)JI' 1: 57.4 miles. , · · The Trt Stable's SOPhomore raced longshot hope. Rick Oldfield drove season, UT Athletic Director vern Cherokee LObell eanis the. favor- wide of horses the entire mile ln !list the sophomore for the first time last Smith said Friday. week and won third ll!g actlonln the lte'srolelntheelghthracefeatureas· week'sedltlonofthesertes and tired Smith said the schools have he comes lntO tile event with four while on the le!ld ln the stretch and . series timed ln a Ufetlme 1: 57.4. signed a contract that calls for the Oldfield will be back til the bike for Rockets to play ln 40,!ID-seatMartln straight wins. The 4-year-old son of . . faded to · third In a 1: 57.4 mlle. Bret Hanover, owned by Dynastes . Trainer Bill Zendt will ~e hls ibeflnaJ. TheNavasotaPacerlsone Stadlwn 1n Pullman, Wash., Sepl.4, . Racing Stable o!Mlchlgan, took his · Keystone Ore pacer from post six. or the most consistent In the field 1991 with three wins, loUr seconds and lifetime record or 1:57.1 at Detroit's This youngster hasnotflnlshed hack Other major opponents scheduled two thirds ln 10 starts this year. by Toledo tluwgh the next decade Wolverine Raceway when he began of third this year. He shows wins ln Include - Arizona ln 1985, F1ortda siate 1n 1911; and Oklahoma s~ ' and Wlsconslrt In 1989. RAVENSWOOD _: Participants . . A highlight of the weekend Ohio In the Aug. 11 Dlst.ance Run at '· River Festival actiVIties, the 10K Raveioswoocl will have a unique Race will begin at 8:30a.m . ln front opportUnity to do more than just or the Jackson County Bank on travel over ·hill and dale which Washington Street, followed by the constitutes most courses. start of the Two-Mile Run at 9 a.m . The expected large turnout for from the same loCation. the 10,(0) ;Meter Dlst.ance Run (6.2 AS wltf! most other Festival miles) wUl ccimpete over a scenic events, the runs prOVIde for the rO\Ite ln two states which will take participation of the entire family 1hem up, then down tiMi rainbow with entrjes being accepted In male design arch tn the William S. and felliJlle divisions from age 15 Ritchie ~dge as they pass from through ,50 and over. Youths ages West VIrginia over the picturesque six through 14 may also compete. OhloRtverto'coverfiatfannlandln Both events are expected to be · Ohio before returning over the completed In time .for all the bridge to the finish line In runners to view ~e downtown parade at 10 a.m, and the Three Ravenswood. . ' Illini program· hit for violating NCAA rules · tis~\ quarterblllck, and Brian Clark. ldckPlaced 1m Redo, safety, arid scar Majors Expo. t; ~ 1 ~cruillen~. 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TheD.Crow-M.Thompsonvs. J. McDermitt- J. Wallace match was 3JSo played IIi Sy]'acuse, but scores were not avaUabie. . Playing ln Middleport were K. Thompson- A. Coffer, wbo beat M. Friend- J: Evans, 6-2, 6-3; and B. Gray · R. Cloak: woo defeated B. Nease- D. Foglesong,-.6-0, 64. . be fitted fo~ helmets ' ' . rp;;:::;:;:;;;;::;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;::;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;i &stem players to ,.. ' TO SEE THE Pomeroy MODIL- wrnt 2111" QUIDEIAR Gray appointed Kingsbury Home Sales, Inc. : ···························~·········· •Plate Glass •Safety Glass •Wire Glass •Piexiglass •Mirrors •Table Tops •lnslated Units by the scheduled, but were cancelled, due to rain'. ::;,er's Bank and Savings Ccxn- CloMcl WednadaytJ- Sat. • Sun.·12 to 4 ' : 1160 Second r-~--------------~--------------------~ . Rivers Racing A$50Ciatlon's outboard motot: boat raclng beginning at noon at the Riverfront Park. All pre-registered runners (regis· tered before Aug. 8) will be assured of receiving a t-shlrt, a.lthough race officials hope to have enough shirts for all participants, Including late entries who reglsterby7:45 a.m. on the day of the races. 'ljle pre. -registration fee Is S7 for adults, $5 for youths which soould be sent by check or money order payable to Ohio River Festival and addressed · to-theOhioRiverFestlval.P,O. Box 116, Ravenswood , W.Va., 26164. An additional $1 wUI be collected for late registration In both categories. Trophies wUI be awarded to the. overall winners, male and female, ln both races. Awards will be given to placers In each ilge group ln each race~ Two other doubles matches were' SYRACUSE - Four men's doubli!sm.atcheswereplayedThursday evening ln the · Syracuse Open O.r NewC.peCod lodtl fortlltpowiftlfaMilw. Co~ . 11111 - . . ntw C.pe Cod 11Ddtl. 910 sq•re feet of flllislltd llvina 1111 on first flOor tll!lllldablt to 1440 sq1111 feet. ~llpnceand q!MI· ity at las fill• S25.00 per square foot. • ~~o~~e~~-.a on IIi so Will o1 Allin- Pic-he llllflltt-592-1411 . HOURS: Mon.. Tuet.. Thun.• 'Fri. 1 2 to 7 COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE ~OBILE SERVICE . ALL WORK GUARANTEED Gallipolis Four men's doubles played in Syracuse tenn~ toinney Thursda~ ll lnols anoounced Feb. 1 that the NCAA had accu!;ed It of violating football rules following a !WQ-year Investigation. · Crtbhet appointed fanner federal judge Philip Tone o! Chicago to conduct an Investigation of the charges, and UI officials )'l'let with the NCAA Infractions corrunlttee ln Boston last week to discuss the case. MlkeWhitecamefromCallfornla ln ~ to become Dllnols head coach, lnherltlng a losing team with dwindling attendance. Uslng a · eomblnatlon .0~ junior college transfer students and prep athletes, White turned the prograni around ln one year. IRVIN'S. AUTO· GLASS • 1 Bowl. I TAMES THE TOUGHEST JOBS . •• TIME AFTER TIME. . I cOLUMBUS, Ohto (AP) -The line-up for Monday's featured $15,(0) tlnal ot The Star Pointer Pacing SerieS at Scioto Down hano muclo talent and speed It could r.ate as a Sa~ night InvitaUonal at many tracks. Moodily's field of seven pacers ' drove ln the decisive run ln the dill!I,between Dwight Gooden an1l CI\ICa· go's Dick Ruthven when he singled oome Rafael Santana In the seventh innlng. Gooden, 9-6, pitched eight InningS, allowing just four hits and striking out eight, raising his total for the ' season to 162 - best ln the major leagues. Ruthven, 2~7 and loser of seven straight, worked 61-31nnlngs, giving up both runs on seven hils. AP~Wder Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaiKinl, W. Yo. . -MEIGS TIRE CENTER .. 242 WEST MAIN · ' . JOHN FULTZ-J. MARCUS FULTZ 992-2101 . POMEROY �I ,I Page C-6-- The Sunday Times-Sentinel July 29, 1984 Pumeroy-Middlepolf-Gallipolis, Ohio--PIIInt Pleasant, W. Va. --Business Briefs:~..... 'Night flash' retumfug Seroice award presented . Soviet satellite body ' ,CHESHIRE -Donald B. Spires, yard supervisor at Ohio Valley ElectrlcCorp.'sKygerCreekplant,~ntly~vedthecompany's anniversary award for lJ years of service, with Plant Manager Louis· R. Ford Jr. making the presentation. Spires went toworkatKygerCreek onJuly22, 1!li4, as a laborer. In November 1954 he transferred to the yard department as a bai-ge attendant, where he progressed through company classltlcatlons until his promotion to yard supervisor on Feb. 1, all He resides at 626 Burnett Road, Gallipolis. COLUMBUS - A 15 ~~t quarterly dividend lncre~ was declared recentlY bY Bob Evans Farms bo<ird of directors. A 75 cents-per-share dlvl~nd on all outstJindlng common shares of Bob Evans Farms stock compares with last quarter's per share dividend on &; cents. . . 'Ib!! ln,creased dividend allows shareholders to participate f!lrther in thecompany'sgrowth, said DanielE. Evans, chalrn!anltthe board aild chief executive officer. The dividend will be payable Aug. 31 to shareholders of record at the close of business Aug.10. The company's annual s~holders' meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m. Moqday, Aug.13, at the shelter house on the Bob Evans farm at Rio Grande. Foote posts second qitarter sales no~~e who loved steamboats !.,r~eterred Wednesdays here .' EXTON, Pa. - Foote Mineral Co. reported net earnings of $2,584,(nl, or 35 cents Per share, for the second quarter of 198!1. This Is compared loa net loss of$895,0llforthesameperlodinl!l!3, company officials saki. · Sales for the second quarter of this year were $41.7 million,' compared to$35.6mUllon last year. 1be company experienced a net loss of $666,0)) fbi' the first six months of 1984, romP. ted with a net loss of $3.ll2.1XXJ In the same . period of 1~. Sales were $85.2 million, compared to $65.4 million In 1983. . . Foote President T.A. WUliams said lnereased demand, coupled with higher plant operating levels and modest price firming, have resulted In profit for.the ferroalloy manufacturer. ' ., up over the hi!IS of Pomeroy tbl!n over the cows of Adamsvllle. After the Edinburgh left, the wharfboat hands had a ceuple of boW'!l to get !iOIIIe brea!dw before . the Mountain Boy depaned for Charleston with Capt. James New· ton of Galllpolls In charp!. She left . at s·a.m. At 1 p.m. the Vlctress steamed out for Syracuse. This. boat left Syracuse each day at 6:30a.m. aild GalliPoliS "'a!\ the end of the run. About 3 p.m. the "splendid, fast ..running, sldewheel steamer" Kate Henderson would leave for Portsmouth. Finally after supper the Wllllam Butler departed for Wheeling aild the Cottage No: 2 for Cincinnati. In one week's time 14 different steamboats would dock at Gallipolis. On Tuesday one could see five Friday was a rocket body from a Sovietsatelllte,aspokesrnantorthe North American Aerospace Defense Ccmmand sal!! Del Klndschl, a spokesmim tor · NQRAD's spaoe surwlllance Cen· ter In Colorado Springs, Colo., sal~,. earlY Saturday that the object was ~~c;::.;~ ~· Bob Evans dividend announced BUILT IN lsSs by Capt. Marlin Brown was lhlll boule tha& lidJo!n8 "-erd library. The house below this one was alao bldiiiD 1383 by MUes Brown, the brother of Marlin Brown. The Brown brothers ~~;:i rtver boats for al!nOst a half-century beginning wllh the ~=~GrahamJust .a.fter I~ ClvD War and eoncludlngwl&hthe-Carrle CINCINNATI (AP) - A white light thatftasl!f!t across the sky late "It sounds very much like a grazing· Incidence meteor. They're not very common, but they are seen about onceeveryotheryearS1Diewhereln theworld." Unllkemeteorsthatcomelnatan ~leandeltherburnuponenterlng the atmosphere or crash to earth, a grazing meteor travels ac:ross the . sky. ' which was Chuck Tritt,~. of aoolnnatl ~ Resaid the llgbtwasseeillnOhlo, , heSIIw theti!!Shwhilehewas.taldng Kentucky,Indlana, Arkansas, Mis- olithlsgarbageatllp.m. slsslppl, Tennessee and llllnols at "We saw In the west a lfhite light . · EDT ·that dellnltely bad a head on It," he a bout 11 p.m. . _Klndschi said about !'«) objecls said. He said the light traveled re-e~ier the atmoSphere each year, slowly from the southwest to the but lew are seen. He said the rocket northeast for abOut a minute, untO It body probably disintegrated whlle vanished uito cloud cover on the re-entering the atmosphere. horlzen. ' He s,ald ot11clals did not Immediately know hOw large the cra,ft was. Soon after the light was sited, Cincinnati astronomers theorized tllatlt was a meteor. .. . Nathan l{rwnm, an astronomer andassoclateprotessorofphyslcsat the University o! Cincinnati and head of the Cincinnati ObeseiVa· tory, didn't see the celestial event. But based on descriptions, he said, I ''During that time, itexplod4)d and expanded probablY six tolOtlmes Its original length, and It seemed to break up Into three distinct lines, ~ach one baVlng a bright tip," Tritt said. "Toward the end we saw I!O!Tle Colors- some orange and yellow: · Dr. John Klelkopf, a University of Louisville physics professor, said he believed the object was a satellite because It was moving too slowly to be a meteor. New Fruth's openint§ Tuesday -1benewFruJsPharma~hereat1062lst · Tom . Spencer~anageroftop .~itseball team in Sally loop .· . By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GAWPOLIS- Tom Spencer, former Gallipolis Blue Devil 1s making good as a professl~nal baseball manager In the South. Our copy of the AshevUle Citizen and Tllll~.S- ~hows that the exGalllpoUtan's Asheville, N. c. Is ahead of the tlock In the Sally Lea1111e - North Atlantic division. The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page C7 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Those who loved steamboats preferred Wednesdays here Continued from C~ wllb 1111 brudao Mllellaferllledthe Emma Gnllam ,_.,, II above. 'l1le . _ cllltell &0 ._ ~ to Capt. Frederick . . Way Jr.'s "Way'sPacketDtrectory Betty Kratz, a member of the 1934 18t8-1983," the Enuna Graham was GAHS graduating class, said Frl• · a sternwlleel packet bOat built In day the 50th reunion of that group will be ~ Alii. 24-~ 111 the Elks 1861 ·at Belle Vernon. Pa., and Club, "We've contacted all .but one' originally run In the Plttsburgh·tQmember. We've been unable to ~trade. AboUt 1866 the locate Mabel Nichol." If anybody boat was switched to tbeGalllpolls· knows Mabel's whereabouts, cilll ~ run by ·the Brown B.etty at .,.9572. Ninety-nine bi'otherl ~ J . N. Wllllamson. members were In the Class of '34. · The Une Wllll ~ to technl· cal}Y as the "~f-~~~1!\lfg,. Pomeroy, and_ , GalllpoUs Ttl- Weekly U.S. MaU Packet." The. ton trade. Among these v~ the, Gallipolis to Charleston route boat was lost In the lee In 1872 at · .were Klondike, Chevalier, arid the from 1884 to 1!192; Mary E. Hatcher · Al!tlqulty in Meigs County. carrie Brown which burnell at 1he · In the Gallipolis-Syracuse daUy In The next boat we !11111 tne Hrowns Gallipolis wharf on NoV. 17, 1913. the :lll90s; and the Luella In till! associated with was the Humming· 'l1le caine B!'OwDhad iiernar- • Gallipolis to Syracuse runtrom 1875 bird, which .was followed by the kable reCord for loapvttJ, for L!lbe to 1881. · Hummingbird No. 2. Both of theSe raa between GaDipalls and H1111A...,_ of lames Sallds Ia Box boats made the dally run from llllgtoa for u ll&nlll& yean and 92, Clarksburg, OIH tsllli. Syracuse to Galllpoll~. was piloted the endre lime by During the tlood of 1884 the ~--'- w """""" anMll'. HummlngblrdNo.2"wasUedupto · Other boats associated with the -NOW OPEN. the Iron raUing on the second naor Brown brothers tn history were ERNIE'S BARBER SHOP of the Pomeroy Court Hollse." · Bellaire In the ' Middleport to State Rt. 7, Crown City ~ · (Way). Marietta run from IJI90.92; Big Mon.-Thurs.-Set. 10·8 -, · In the latter part of the last . Kanawha In the Pomeroy, GalllpoTues .- Fri. 1 0'9 century the Brown brothers ral\ lis, Charleston, and Coa,l Valley Closed Wed. '· boats In the Gallipolis and Hunting· trade tram 18!17 to 1800; c. A. HtH tn r;::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:=:; C. L (JOHNNY) ECI(Eft, w!te coached Spencer at Gallla r - : - - - - - - - - _....._ _ _ _ __;..,:;...._ _ _ _...:...:-----..:..-------=.:..::..:.:..:..;.;.:..:..;.;;_;,.:..:..;,;..;____..J_-:--,_--'----'--~t.' Aeltdemy mlh School 111 u.e late • l880a, went to AllleviDe 1aat Thurs• c1ay (.JuJyS)tovllltthemaaacerof the Allhe¥llle creW. Other teams In the North Dlvi11011 II(the leape are Spartublq-J, ADdenoa, Greet~~~­ In the Dlvllfon are Savannah, Charll!ll&on, 8. C., F\orence, Col111n· boro, and Gutenla. Teama South bla, and Maron. · TOM SPENCER AND his wHe· are expectlrig their .flrsl ,chUd In Februqry: Tom's team. Is a · tnember of the farm system of the Houston Astroe.',Tom was grlldu- 1.99 Fram Oil Filters ., ' ., . ! ~RAIII import care ' • Valvoline 10W30 ' , OIL Reg. 89¢ Limit 12 on all sale oils · 7·7c · Ft:IER .. . NEW YORK (AP) - Scalpers taking advantage of Jacksons fans areofferlngtlcketstolhebrothers' New York area Victory Tour roncerls for as much as$700," say authorities. . "Sc'alplnghasbecorneaveryblg business. And to some people this (tour) has become the event of the . 'IDl," said Richard Kesael, head of the state Consumer Protection Board. The result "may approach a record for the demand for Meadowlands, across the HuQsoJI River In New Jersey, for three days Reg. 99t Limit 12 • • Easy operation; just set, focus and shoot • Accurate GPO met.,.,sets shutter speed • "Elec1n>-Toueh" futl manual override • Big, bright . .viewfinder • Quick "Megic Needle" loading • Aecepta the Pentax s\tstem of SMC lenses and accessorfes · . See our lull line of Pentax cameras. TAWNEY . · beglnnlng~.OnAug.4and 5• they'll appear at Madison Square G~lnManhattan. sr· UDIOS 424 Second Ave. Gallipoli, OH. .----~------r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Avatar Tune-up· P~rts! . I , ' Everything you'll ever need to do a total tune-up! · ,.. TOM SPEN.C ER makes . . grade as proleulonal baseball manager In South. . · tl.OO OFF Standard Ignition T'!ne·Up Kit '' a.ted In 1969 tr¢m Gallla Academy High School, where he had excelled : In track, baseball, •football, and baskelball. tS.OO OFF Electronic Ignition Tune-Up Kits • 1983 MERCURY MARQUIS "Loaded" ............... ~ .. S10,995 1984 FORD ESCORT 4 DR ....... ~ ......m!m~J.9.. NOW S6300 19.82 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ...........m!1m .... NOW S6295 1982 JEEP J-10 PICKUP ................JA.\!6~5 .... NOW S6000 .1981 FORD FAIRMONT 4 DR ..........m!~m .... NOW s2000 1981 DODGE MIRADA 2 DR ...........m!~m .... NOW S4600, 1981 FORD ESCORT 2 DR ..............m!3m .... NQW S2600 1980 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS ..-...tAA~ua~. NOW S6200 1980 FORD PINTO 2 DR .................JAt!~~~ ... ~ NOW S2-500 1979 FORD F-150 PICKUP .............m!~n~ .... NOW S2000 $ 1979 PONTIAC PHOENIX 2 DR .......m!m~ .... NOW 1400 1979 HONDA ACO~D 4 DR ... ~ .........m!m~ .... NOW S2400 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 DR ..... wum,5. NOW S3200 1978 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ...........JA.\!369~ .... NOW S2900 1978 FORD PINTO .........................w!tm .... NOW . SSOO 1977 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON .........m!m~ .... NOW S1700 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 DR .......m!tm .... NOW SJOO .1975 CHEVY NOVA ........................JM!t~9L .. NOW S1000 1974 FORD 8200 1CARGO VAN ........JMml.l~.... NOW '1000 1977 CHEVROLET PICKUP C-20 .......M!UQQ.: •• NOW '2300 ' •FERTILIZERS. •GRASS SEED •GROW PRODUCTS · !)ASSAFRAS, by Jack Matt~s In the August 191N Ohio mag;Wne. has an article which readS that ftls "Pa gav~ , up gunsmithing and houghl 100 acres In· GaWa County, . on Big Raccoon Creek, about 14 . miles up frorn theOhioRlver." Skip a paragraph, and then you'll read ,that "one time .Pa took me , to GaUlpqlls; where 1 had a raspberry Ice and met an ,Ojd p;-rencbman who'd been one of the ol'lglnali!Ve hundred emigres whO'd fouilded the city," It's ' on Page 31, If you're Interested, ·excerpted from a book prlpted by Houghton-Mifflin In 1983. THE VINTON BEAN cl!nner • the oldelt In Ohio, Its re-al the \ IOiiith ol Aap~t this I!IUIIUIIer beiJII the 111111 fll1ftlvelllary el the lint · VIMon bean dinner. 11M! 188t beu dl.- wiD,have bean cookers Robeti McClaskey and hl8 crew - •* Gary, J.mes. Mark and Swimming Pool Chemicals . * E•Z(~UtRe . . *HTH •Sale em ln·atdok ·hams only· •Quentltlea limited •No ralnohecka *POOL ACCESSORIES "Supporr 1he Galllo. Counry Junior Falr" •• · . Autollte or t.'lotoi aaft , Reg. from 9.95............. ...... . ........ ...... .. , . ... ...... S.te ln>m 1.49 Ginout . 1.88 Shaler CarbUretor·- Rlslone " Engine TIBBblient Reg. 2.88 .. Clean• t2 ounce pour orsp~ · Reg. 1, ...... : & 2.19 Spark . ·Plugs ·1.19 1.19 SIP Gas TreabClant Reg. 1.39 STP Oil Traabnent Reg. t .54 Cleens yow car I lll1lint tuM Syatlm . while you drlw S1P 011 T,..llil6!1l llghte ll1lllor all tnikdown . 'l ,' ~ 4~88 . AxJe~2~ 19.88 Master Cylinders ; , Shoes with excha~. both for most domestic cart 8lld llgh1 trucks 25,000 miles rated ,. With exchange Remanufactured Relined Brake Slhlll or PIGIIO Disc Pads 8.98 Axle~·, New Brake Shaaa or New Wheel Seals........ ··' ........from 1.95 Wheel Bearin~..........................from4.49 2 Wheels W~ Cylinder_Kits.... . . , from 2.49 New Disc Brake Rotors. from 49.95 Disc Pads Reg. 11.49 & 9.9!i Shoes with exchange, bo1h for mo•t domestic cars and light trucks 50.000 mile~ rated Col'!f '40.00 RMilnullctlnd c.buretors t . -===:;;;:-=· ,.. ,fJIB'I!' 'CM.tllr Kit ..,,..,_. - .. ro. '""•'"'" .. . - BBL Reg . 45.00 ••change 79.004BBL' Reg . 64.00 exch . >:.~.~m,' w 1' :c • • 12.95 5.50 Jet Reg. from 12.95 with exchange · except electric Auto 'Brake 11.95 For:eign · -D ISC Pads Reo. t0.95 Shoes · Auto Water ·' with exchange Monroe Matic Shocks Reg. 13.95 Lifetime guarantee 209 .u·pper River Road Auto tgnitiQns . lgnHion Points from .............2.95 lgnHion Condensor Pumps16.95 .Reg. from with exchanoe. ' ·9.95. Foreign St.oas o.. •··. .• I -:.~ 8.98 Forelan . •· . 11om carburetor .Rebuild Kits wl1~ · FORTY YEARs'AGOooiUIIIIIOII Pap 8 • of the July ,, Wa&LilrWIIII Joui'BDI. Marta off db :Kith anJJivei'i'ary au publisher of the GaUipolla (Ohio) 'Dally Trlbunl!'." .Tile ~ for .thll remlnlaCent ' p.n..r.p11 waa 1944, and Jai't)lilr clown In the mlumn It read that · ,;Guardl employed on Ohio River locka and daml as a precaut!Onlry war . 11'1f!81ure Were deemed no longer necessary and were releaaed." • Dr. wHERE'S MABEL? ,, 1.24 I "H'. W. ~.l!erholt celebrated his ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 5alelrom 2.95 6.95 6 cylinder cars Reg. from 1'2.95 .. . . . ............ : . .. . .. ... . , .... ... ...... : ... S.le ln>m 8.95 8 cylinder cars !leg. from 16.95...... , ...... . ' . . .... . .. , : . . ... . .... . : .. . .. . ._,_ rr.m 11.95 . \ ~~~0~ :s~':~~~Y:~~~:.on_ ~lstrlbutor Ca~s 4 cylinder cars GRA,DY TwYMAN . Is com· maDder of the post at Vinton, and ·Ann Wells - Is auxiliary president. Hazel Amos IS the oldest auxiliary member, and she has worked at the bean dinner for over 35 years. A . ,feature wtil be the 10 a.m. Old Timers parade throUgh Vinton. Other entertainment will be by Tex Han19011 and the V.alley Boys. ~~ . ' ., 5ale from 7.95 tS.OO • ti.OO OfF EleCtronic Ignition 8 mm Wire Sets McClaskey aloag '!'llh other memben of VInton Poet , 181, American Leaton. · · a. Reg. from 10.95 4. 6, & B cylihders ... ......... ·.... .... . 6 cylinder. cars Reg . trorn 7.95....... ......................... . .. .. .......... Sole from 5.95 8 cylindor'cars Reg. from 9.95... . ... . ............ .. ........... ... ... .... .... S.lefrom 6.95 DON'T FORGET best friend • 4 cylinder cars Reg . trom 7.95 ...... ........................ . ............ , ... Sale from ·6.95 bean di~ ·Aur. 4. \t»ur lawn's · 2 49 t1.00 • tS.OO Off Standard Ignition 7 nim Wire Sets . ONJ,Y O!iiE QUARTER remains for Spencer a& Rio -GI'II!Ide·College lor him to pt~ bachelor's cleg• ee. He once comJifCed a& state level 111 . track, and had one menth wltll the Chlcaco Wldte Sox. IDs·father, Jbn, \ HIS MOTIIER and two of his three sisters uve 1n Gallipolis. 1be , Gallipolis sisters are Patty Craig and Robin Spencer. His other sister ts Terl - Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Athens. · - number of tickets avallab)e legitimately, but acknowledged llttl€ could be clone to light It "except to tell people that Hthey pay $700for a Jacksons ticket, they're nuts." Singing sensation Michael Jack· son and bts brothers are scbeduled to periorm at Giants Stadlwn In the . Reg. from 3.49 .............. , . . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . ............. 5alelrom 4,6, & 8 cylinders includes late model Chryslers !lpeiiOOr, was a stalwart spori& ngure 1n the Old lfrelich City. . · .sc~::rsald scalping cuts ~ GM' s earnings statement, show· lng a $1.6 bUlion profit for the three months ended June30;wasreleased Friday aild was sent on closed· circuit television to blue-a>llar workers ln·¥ Veral plants. Per Quart Valvoline 10W40 Victory tickets going for $700 utilizes profits report . · PEEPS, a Gallipolis.Diary:· Reg. 3.95 Limit 2 For mos1 domestic and NITRO, W.Va. St. wtll be opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. Tuesday. , · Jack Fruth, owner of the phannacy cham, and Nitro Mayor Anlen D. Ashley will cut a ribbon of dollar bills tor the store Opening. The money ribbon wtll be donated to Nitro's World War I Commission. Nitro, which was created during the first world war, has been declared a living memorial to the war. :a~:~;o~:~~ve:U:: I ~ddleport-Gallipolis, P...-y '· · he day slfrt.ed early: 3 a.m. to the Emma Graham packet left for Parkersburg. Shortly lfterwaLrds the D. M. Sechler pulled headed for Charleston. At 4 a.m. passengers could ' the Edinburgh for Marietta. of the 'reasons that these boats left so early was that laf::~:·,~w~h~o needed to make rail ~ east, west, or south had to Parkersburg, Marietta, or in gqod time. The departing at 3 a.m. to Charleston; , itl)l.Jcoad did · not reach Gallipolis theCheyenneleavlngforClnclnnatl at 7 a.m., the Mattie Roberts for 1~. ~ :tu~oth•er option would have been Parkersburgat9 a.m.;' the Mary by Stagecoach or hack line to Erwin for anclnnatl atlO a.m.; and CU11Jaoo (now Oak Hill) where the theAnnleLaurieforanclnnatlat4 did come. Here you could board The 14th boat, the J . N. ,McCul· 11011raln to Hamden; chang'e trains p.m. proceed on to Marietta or Iough,' came on Monday and ~clru!atl . Given the conditions of Friday. road to Oak Hill and the . The bouse we feature today In the lir'el:eral>le scenery on the river, 000 block ol Second Aveuue was ilJli>le chose to watch the sun come - built I!Y Capt. Marlin Brown who . Continued on C·7 . July 29, 1984 446-3807 lrom .............1:95 Ignition' Rotors · from .............1.25 I• �' ..;::•• • ••• ..' ..• 1- • • ,, . . e'reoutto our business!" Y .,. .- - .,. ~~----~ ~~~~~===-~~~ eKanckll. . ... 'Wimes- ientinl!l Sectio OPEN 7 DAYS CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL - liON. thril FRI. Ito 8 SATURDAY Ito 6 SUNDAY 9 to 5 "In Memory of the Soldiers of Melp Couuty, 18111-11166," reads lbe lnscrlplloo on the IIJC!IIU" mmt, '"Thetr Country Asked 'lbelr Uvea, Theil' Uves 'l1ley Gave." The memolial, located next to lbe Meigs CoulltY Courthouse, was cJedlcated til n. The Spanish cannOn, forgecl In 1:191, was ~ frQni Cettahalto Mindanao In the PbQipplne Islands. It was ·donated by Gen. s.w. Fountain In May 1925. LLillllllllllll '10 UIIIT IUAIImiiS. PIICIS -~~ ,..... .SUf'lll I 00 10W·40 SUPIIK-10W·II .. \ .DILUXi lOW-40 IAnRTCAIU -219 MoiDICIBil' > •• .... • . • SUP& PlliiiUM IOW-40 ' 1 LET CORVAIRS ljtELP YOU . GlT THE RIGHTBAnERY FOR YOUR CAR. . SEASONAL CLEAUNCEI MAliNE UnDIES STARTBt OR DEEP CYClE COMPARE TO 51 11 ~~~139!u! l'ricod from 6·89 . FIIIST 2 . COOLING SY$TEM PAm AUTO AIR- . -gsa CONDITIONER WATER PUMPS """'""' _gge ~RADIATORS IN · StOCK ISUMMER.CoOi.ANT I i . . . ANTI-FREE~· . ·PROTECTS.AGAINST FREON I UDIATOI '· •• I . HOSES -299 ·~-- . I "{ ·~ :.,; . I ' ' . ,• 59! fAA' fi.USII ... . 159 STOP LUI TlF 104-1 05 . . .! .. ·w•x ..... u SILICXIME . turtl• w•x CLEAN-Rl'I'EI!i DIIYI ~~ lUG &TAl IIMOYa ' CAIIWAX. , - LIQUID, PASTE, _ ............ SPRAY cnharinana .... safi,IDiy ITSSCEN:E. BUT IT v.oii<S IJ<E MJGte.: Armor All Protectant iS a scientific formula that helps keep dllshboards, vinyl and leather seats, vinyl tops and tires looi<ing new ~ penetrates beneath the surface te> protect aaainst ozone, Ol<YII!ft and ultr8" violet rays that cause fadir& crac~ina and peeline. 5/Ci.E 3" NO . 11-4250 OIIOME POLISH SUPIIIAID SIIILL CAl WAX liQUID . 011 . P•m liMIT 1 AT SAL£ PIUO SALE 511 I OZ. \ ' . . By I,ARRY EWING · village ln. JS41; ..and, through poJitlcal manuverlng, ftnesS lhdstalf 1 had th~ county courtmDVE:dfrorn Chester to Pomeroy POMEROY -o In the "Metgs Cwnty, Ohio, the same year . When salt was discovered In deep wells near·the Hlstmy" (l9'l9), Clara l.ocharywrltes, " ...popllatlon In Pomeroy Is decreasing, yet river people seem to river In 1848, he developed the lndusey - using local have a bullt-ln tenacity that defies adVersity. We look coal to process the salt. Excelsior Salt 'Co., among to the future." ' others, opened during the period and continued in business qn_IU 1975, when 'the Envlrorunental Mayor Richard Seyler mncurs in that opinion. "It's a nice place to live," he says, "andwehaveblg . Protection Agency forced Its c10$ure because of high plans for lt...wlth hlgh !lopes for the future." sulptrur smoke emissions In the alr arid brine run·off" , . Part of that future, themayorexplalns, Includes the that was polluting the river. By 1870, Pomeroy ~ with a population of s.im , opening of a new restaurant, the planned conslnlctlon of a major pharmacy and the develo!D)ffit of a was a prosperous lndustiial town. River traffic was heaVY,. There were steel mills, machine shops, ·a private rest borne. The vUiage Is currently in the final phase of a sewer . brewery, cooper shops; tannertes, inar~ts and pther system renovation project. And, according to Seyler, (Continued on page D-8) needs now to explore the future construction, of a sewage trealrnent plant "Like all other communities," he says, ''We are continuously striving to get grants." Village government Is currently studying the possible future acquisition of land owned by the Chessle System. The propertY, which Includes · railroad lines and an old depot, runs the enUre length · of Pomeroy along the river; and, would be, according to Seyler, suitable for development as a recreational site. ''The river ls ...and has always been ...a big asset to Pomeroy," he concludes. '· · Seyler.estbnates thecurrentpopulatlonofPomeroy at approxbnately 2,500. He calls energy-related lndustrl!!S - coal mining amj power production - a "staple of employment" for vWage residents. The earnest hlstor:Y of Pomeroy can be traced to J10;, "when !\amuel Ervin anived at what Is now , Kerr's Run. In 1821, Josiah Dill ~ned a tavern there and Nlal Nye, in ·1826, operated a tavern, mill and wharf. The area's industrlal growth began In l&JI, when Sl\muel Wyllys Pomeroy of Massachusetts, enroute to Cincinnati, stopped at the Nye tavern. According to the 1979 history of Meigs County, . Pomeroy noted 1 "a good and healthy ·place t.o · live... with proper management a bright Industrial "' .,.. GALLON THERMOSTATS UDIATOI CAPS ·, ' . 'A gOOd aDd healthy place ·to live.·••' ' ·/SUMf!IEI IOIL•OVEI· limit 4 FAN BELTS Village View: Pomer?Y fUture.'' ' OIL FILTERS TU-400 , MUFFLER !tEGULAR 1211 , ·g.g ·888 • I POMEROY MVNICIPAL lltlDJ)ING- 'Die fonnllr PmiWSO)' Senior JDahSdloolwaadedleatedulhelielllohllap&""etmnttiliiiOdoberlt82. . [l]'The;~vlllllp;~;;depa~~rtJ~i~ittil;,~WII&er;~•;ad;ae~lll~ll!!l';;~~~aad;~--~~~-----~barges~~an~d I IAOI.I1 ijLU JAFJQ ICIIXNIUIT / ' ....... .,._.,..._ 0 ,. - Olutlt Tllllint olllce, . ' ' ......,.. . I I . "QUALIFIEr' j ...... Grade ~ i 'rPrnt• o" turftDtcl-rr' r1ng1 . . ' OU> SCHOOL -'The Ivy-covered walls. 'The school Willi one of"& number of elementary schools vacated nearly a quarter of a In 1836theflrst by , Horton brooight about boaf(UleCondor) the lncorpilratlon fired of the century ago. coal Instead of wood. r •Litletml• ' ••to It'll , He established the Pomeroy SOn's Co. and sent his · son-in-law, Valentine B.' Horton, Wdevelop the coal and other Industrial pa;slbilltles. Horton established the mines, persuaded eastern settlers and those from Germany, Ireland and Wales to come to Pomeroy to 'mine the coal; InStituted . . then.modern methods In mining; developed the clock tower of Central transportation of coal by river; built the first coal School rilles above lhe abandoned bullalng's • IIACTION · IAIS 99 · . VWAGE VIEW - Mayor Rlchanl Seyler "estbnates the" current population of Pomeroy OPEN 7 DAYS -.«<N. thru FRI. 8 to 8 SATURDAY 8 to 6 SUNDAY 9 to 5 . 1 ·. ,, ' "WE MAKE .. IT RIGHT" ' .S-ilver Brige Plaz•-Phone '446'-9335 ..~ I '. Bill KeJiy . Manapr al approximately 2,500; He callS energy-relaled lnduRrles- coal ! mining and power production - ' a "!itaple of employment" for i aad always abl1 village residents. 'Die river ' ls. .. has been... llll8l!t to Pomeroy'" he says. -- _ , �Pgge ~roy-Middleport-Gallipolis, D-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio-PQint Plea~ant, July 29, 1984 July 29, 1984 W. Va. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-P9int Pleasant, W.Va. • ~ostmistress murder trial Monday· ' -:·-----~- r:louiJ"'" jllllt"' ,....., , *• Jtllhufll•• tf'irplltt•t> Nr• .,.,...... ' VAN WERT, OWo (AP) - On Aug. 9, 1982, Postmistress Betty Jane Mottinger disappeared from ""~ one-room post office 1n the tiny fru;nlng community of Elgin. Thls On the morning of the crime, a Monday, early customers to the wWte, one-story post office where · Mrs. Mottlliger, 48, was to lie working became concerned when w~k. nearly two years later, one of they found no one in the bulldlng. !Womenchargedwithherabduction Assistant Postmistress Amy andsubsequentslaylng~ totrlal. Baker was contacted and, upon her ~ht securtty and heavy media arrival, found that the safe had been attention are expected forthetr1alof opened, the cash drawer rifled ~ John George Sptrko Jr. set to begin the contertts of a purse, later Monday 1n · Van Wert · County deterrnln!!d to be Mrs. Mott!nger's, Coqunon Pleas Court wtth Judge had been duritped on the counter. Sumner E. Walters presiding. 1f There was no stgn of the attempts to seat a jury are postrnlStress. suceessful, the trial will be held For 'the next few days officers here. If not, a venue change to combed the area around Elgin another county will be mandated. Iooktng for Mrs. Mott!nger or clues S'plrko, 37, of Swanton, faces a to her whereabouts. possible death sentence If convicted There were no clues.·. on charges of aggravated murder Her husband, Oarence, made a and ktdnapp!ng. personal appeal to her kidnappers to let her go. Then, almost six weeks to tile day after Mrs. Mottfnger was reported misSing, her body was found nearly 50 mues away from Elgin ,In a soybean field near the Blanchard River west of Findlay. Her rema1ns were found wrapped 1n a paint-splattered theater curtain: She had been bound wtth a cord and sliver duct tape and stabbed at least 13 tbnes, authorities said. On Sept.13, '1983, County Prosecutor Stephen E . Keister said Indict- ments hadjustbeenhandeddOwnl;ly a special grand- jury against two men,SplrkoandDela,neyGIIB>nJr. Gibson, 34, of Hyden, Ky., had escaped from the Clay County, Ky.; jail just a month , before the indictments were handed down and · was a fugitive untn Ws capture by FBI ~ts at a suburban Montgomery, Ala., motel on Dre.l8, l!B'l. .' . ··· ·-·Giiiiipoiia--·-----IIi Vicinity . ..._ u.~ui-.. -~, . 9 ,Wanted To Buy 11 Help Wented ' Wanted old pionoo. Poring UO.OO end $40.00 Nch., Port·Time Poohlon Avolofirst floor only. Wrlttgivlng blo: Gellio-Melga Head directions: Witten Pienoa. Start, • Diviaioft of Wood ~ Box 188, Sord1 0, Ohio lancl Contoro, Inc. Pooltlon: 43948 . Coli 814-483- Educ•tion Coordinator. QuoAIIcotiona: Dogr• In childllood odUCIIion Cash for U•d Racordl. pr-rod with axperlon01in prof~r 60'o &80'o. All typeo. curric;ulum development. f)b!n~ng. Ifill ....... Cell Steve 81~-9112-7te0 . louon room oboorvatlon. Will _.. 11106. urty ,.tid -· Air conditioner•. f'ot over 8 dlgNO In alomentlly v•rs old and repairable. No oduc0tlon · "' Dutloo end ReopOIIOI~: hporvlolon of tHchlng All brick or molntononce Iliff ot 21 with - • free, 3 br homo with flli<lga rooponoibilltv for lmpiiiMf'l· in town. 304-8711-3030 or totlon of 1ha Hood Stlrt ·oducotlon compo..,t: Ap. 8711-3431 . plicetiono mer 1>e :obtllinod It Woodlllnd Conte<o. Inc. f nqJLr, •11/lf1: GolBa Clinic. 412 Vinton Pike. Oalllpolla, Ohio or :) I' I \~ t Junk. Coil 814-992·2802. 11 J ·"' Woodl•nd .Centers. Inc. Molga, Clinic, Mulberry Helghll. Pomoroy. Oh . Ooodllne for opplicltloria: 5:00P.M., Auguot :t. 1B84. Woodland Contoro. Inc. lun equal opportunltyoffirmetivo f~C~ion ~n~plo.,.... Halp Wanted Baby•itter n-d in my homo Mon . . thru Fri. 8-5. cal1448-1418. Teocher for Hud Stort Con· ter in M•"" CountY- Muat Hiring now demonatr•tore. hova degrH In or CDA. work your own houra. no • Apt~ly in Huntington, 1140 collltcting or delivering, no 5th Avo. no liter then 8 pm inveatment. frH e3oo kit.l Aug. 7, 1984. S.C.A,C.. Inc. Call Glondlno, 814-3877770 or Debbie 4411-41593. Sell AVON. Moko 46%. Call 448-3368. H ouaakeeper- babyaltter EEO omployon. , . M.A. Speech Plthologill for Ho_, Start Contora • C-1. Lincoln. Maeon. Wayne count!•· Apply· In Huntington. 640 lith Avo.. no liter thin 5 pm Aug. 7. 19B4. S.C . A. C ., Inc . EEO omplo.,.... 1111"• 10 • 7 in ochool). Needed beginning September. Mull be oblo to drlvo. No omoldng or elcohol uoe. Chrlotil)i. Llvo-in pre- Part time poaitionl evailable ferred but not required. for mature Hulta. Earn A...,ences required. Cell ti!OO.- •9oomonth. CoHfor collect 804-797-4843 or appointment. 614-2411-· 9686, 448-1999. 8 Public Sate 8t Auction EVENING AUCTION THURSDAY, AUG. 2...:5;30 P.M. · . ' 18 Public Notice Pubiic lliotlca 1 Card of Thanks 4 than frfty thousand dollars. or a bond lor ten If« cent of his bid. I would like to thank payable to the O~rector all my friends and reBrdders must apply. on the latives for the beauti· proper fOfms. for qualdrcatton at teasJ ten days pno1 to the cards I received ful Columbus, Ohio date set lor openrng brds rn , July 6, 19B4 for my birthday card ·accordance wrth Chapter 5525 , Contract Sales Lagal shower. Ohro Revrsed Code • Copy No.. 84-831 Plans and specr frcahons are I will treasure them •: UNIT PRICE on frle rn the Department of :-., CONTACT forever. Transportairon and the offrce of ~· FR-1-110B) th e Orstrrct Deputy Drrector Mrs. Glenn Marr -seat ed proposals w ilt be The Drrector reserves the re~cJVed at th e of1•ce of the D•rector of the Oh10 Depart- ugh! to re,ect any and aU brds WARREN J SMITH 3 Announcements m ent of Tra nsportatiOn Co lumDIRECTOR bus,. Oh10. until 10 00 A.M ., Rev .8-17-73 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO . DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 06u' Standard T1me. Tu es day, ~st 7. 1984. tor 1mprove- 1n· *'t-llia County ~n.t s ~~on chine repair. parts. and supplies. Pick up lnd delivery, Devil V1cuum Cleaner. one half mile up on 2,9 29 of State Route 7. ~movin g ~+ Oh10, SWEEPER and oowing mo- July t 5. 22 unstable materi al Announ cr: 111 en Is placing rock chan,nel ~~ t•o n replac•ng embank- r~eJn. arid pavement, mc lud1ng ai~ lated dramag9 •terns and ( -;;~-;;-''"":--::-:::--,..-- '""'dentals. ;~rk Length - 0 158 mde 1 T~portat •on hereby not•f•es -lc- , ,~ ·,nsurethat •n anvcontract of Joe Hill, would like to thank the doctor•. nurse•. • auxHiilry's,at Veteran• Memorial Hoapttal: Thlr Gin· gerbread School. churchee, _friends, relttivel, a "-'ghbora for their . cerdt. gifts, • d h VII111• prayers. an t emanv kindnatl81 eJCtended to JOe during his hoaphallzatfon and recovery. ~lite Oh•o Department Card of Thanks 1--------of e~~d 1nto pursuant to lh rs Coli BtiiOonl for Get WeN. Anni· voroorya, llrthdl'fl, portloo. Singing Gorrillo. Cell Bolloono & Co. 448-4313. . on;.~ldders that " w'll all,ma- Mr. e. Mro. Pot HHI, po...,to adifei'trsement. mrnonty busrf""I08a em erpr is es wrll be af~ ~ ed fu ll opportunity to sub- Georgoo Creek Rd. 814-448-0294. 1·4-:---:::-:-----Giveaway l---------- . Giveaway White mole klnon . Call 44681132. Small mela atray blonde pup, greet with children. Coil 4411-7152. · On old R50 just west of Albany, Ohio at fht firm of the late Clovis Chesser. Mrs. Chesser·has sold the farm & will nil MACHiNERY, HAY & MISC ..fro111ht .barn & buildines. All1111chinery has been well cared for .and is in eood condition. •. M.H. 35 self propelled combine; M.F. 6' adjustable disc· Case 3 point 2 row corn planter; tractor manure spreader· 1'3 hoe . Oliver grain drill; 3 point2 row cultivators; 200 gal. l~et tank on s~ids; antique wood wheel wagon with bed; good old seed cleaner; running gears for MF wagon; tractor draw bar; 1\1 h. air compressor; pi.!lfl stand & vise; pipe & die set up to .2"; ·100 bales hay; 8. table saw; paint sprayer; sandblaster; large stand v1se; m1sc. hand tools; lion chain ·hoist boxes of misc. ~nslruclion supplies; oak him; new kitchen ~unter top: m~al desk; I & 2 drawer file cabinets; etc. Terms: C.sh or ck. w/tD. Eats IVIilabte. OWNER: IRS. MADGE CHESSER ' AUCT.: C. E. SHERIDAN. 614--448-4263 Part Border Collie puppies. Coli 814-245-6883. Sofll ond choir. Coli 4483010. . 1 yr . old Y, L£brador Rotriove<-lfloh Sottor. Block exc. with 448· 233B. 6 children . C•ll Lost and Foun'ct lost: let of car keys, name Audrey on key ring. Reward . Co11S14-21111-81128. LOST Moll bldnde Cocker Sponiel. Coli 814-241152911. . LOST: Polr of mona gloin bleck ca1e betWeen ··········-······-······· ····· ··"-·.........._·. -........ ·-................. . . _.,.. ........ I I Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992·2156 Allister - 67S.1333 COUNTRY FARM-AUCTION AT THE OLD DAVID ALLEN HOMESTEAD . ATHENS, 'OHIO located about I mile from Athens Corporation - limits. Follow U.S. 33 Southeut of Athens about 1 mile past Western "Sizzlin" Steak House and at top of hill turn onto County Road 21 alld travel onr 1 mile to Allen Farm ... easy to lind. Slens will be posted. . SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1984 at 10:00·A.ll. Si Allen IIIII his wife, Glorlia. are sellina 1111 old Allen Fand movina to smaller qlllrtm. fhe old H~ucl ills been in 1111 Allen flmity sillc:e1111 .ty li&Os. Si Atten IIIII his fatbtr Olllf'lttd a tfrrivl111 111d llllll.- liNt lllrbt hom 1111 farm tor •ny ,..., flldl~tna•d - ktlinallllir -.ts 1(0111 uistina blri · located ·on tills larm. lllllllltilf& 111 dly sele. A plrtill 1t11r11 follows: AIITIQUES I COUECTII:R ITEIS: OlD FURITOIE: Nice old wicker sofa, rocker and side chair; unusual aek flat wall cup1\oard w/pie sale, bottom and pressed "Cherry Designs" rn bolh upper & lower doors.. also.anolher malchina cupboard, · except w/pressed "Grape Desi'gns" in doors; Windsor brass back chair; lovely maho~ drop-front wiring desk; fine walnut Spinette desk; 50" round oak table ~/carved pedestal· nice oak china cupboard w/glass sides &door; walnut Viet. chest; , Early Rush Seat sewing ·rocker: walnut country drop-tell table; Sheralon round top Iaiiie; very sma~ Shtralon blanket · chest w/replaced lop; walnut marble insert dresser· plus other turnture ~ems. ' COLLECTOIITEMS: Old fancy coal hod; Early yarn winder: string 12 graduated brass sleigh bells; Winchester Mod. 67.22 rifle; old brass hand belt used by Si & his father on meal route: old larm belt; old wagon seat; original 1983 history of Hocking Valley and other old books; large blue/white 11•ni1e wash pan; brass Aladdin lamp; pr. tall brass candle sticks; pictures & frames; large hevy brass lble laii!P; 111 any other colleclor rlems. · · TEXTILES: 4 color jacquard woven coverlet; 2 nice han4· stitched quilts. GlASS & CHINA: 7" Prussia tray~'occupied Japan tlems: marked Heisey "Thousand Eye" bowl: 5 Early spooners; service for 8 Norilake china;· pressed - pattern glass: .colored glass goblets and baskets; cut slemware· "Thumbprint" crystal; tall pink cut fan vase: lea leaf china: assortment pink glass & depression glass; much glass and china nol listed. . •UIITED EDITIO.S: Rockwell 1973 "Sat. Evening Post" Grossman NR2 "School loy" ficure; 1976 Royal Dounon vaIentine Day ptale: 1918 Royal llofton Christmas plate; 1977 Siste1 B. Hummel "Herald Ancel" Christmas plate: Dresden "Rose" plate; other aems. . POOEIY: 3" Rozanne Pansey va~e; 3other Roseville vnes; Rosavitle center bowl; hull ert polttry. _ IODEIII m11. IAJOI API'UAICEs-& TDOU: Westin&house frost-fret retriprttor; Ktnlftoreauto. dilhwesher· 1.1l-loy reciner. nice 6 pc. patio Ill; Phllco IOitdltlltst.r.o. 111dio; Inceptor 200 wilt C8 booster; 3 dr. marble top 'Chest; blankets; beddina; tineQS; household ilelnl. Tools: Stars power Sprayer w/3~ hp enajne; 111111 wheetbari'O'w· doubli soapstone washvat; air compressor; IOOd 4x6 util~ IJ'iifer· 40' metal extension ladder; Deming shallow well.pump· good set ot Stimpson computin~· scales; Abl. 1500' J6 copper wire; many unlisted items 1n d ca':~· . NOTE: Good afl dr sale. P1111ty.ol . Brtna , ..r Inn cllair. lunch Miltble. Field lllltlna. Ttr11s: Cash DIJ of S.ltor Check wltll POiltln 1.0. B Frezlera Bottom F1.j 8 Market . Every we,kend . U.S. 35 Fruiara Bottom ... ............ ...... ~ "-•· Public Sale • Auction • ,_______::::=.::::====:.__~' '" PATRIOT AUCTION BARN There wi II be no auction on Slturdly, Au lust 4, 1"'· We. will be closed tills day to elllble all persons to visit the Gallia County Junior Fair. This will be the DillY date we will be closed. Auctionwill resume on Saturday, Aupst 11. 1914. Watch for 1 bl& Slit tistina for lire Auaust II IUclion. IARlllt WEDEMEYER -AUCTIONEER '• 245-5152 - 388·8249 DAIRY DISPERSAL FRI., AUG.lO, 12:.00 NOON . . LOilion, take S.R. 50 East from McArthur, Ohio, 4 111iles to S. R. 677 then North 4 milts to the farm or 25 Miles West from Athens, 0. on S.R. 50 lo S.R. SIGNS WILL BE POSTED From S.R. 50, Vinton sn Co. 1: .:::•. t flowers, t . .:.. 1...,-------"'::...J a.,.. 1-r--,.....------ ---·· ·-p·o·m-e;ov·-------- 12 Middleport & Vicinity 31 ln~J.. tment, lecting. appllencas, and dining room . Finished rec. room tind bar In basement. Double car gar1ge, pool and lovely l1ndsc•ped •ree . F;ruit trees l g1rdan space. YJ mile from deliv•ry. or col- Porty Plen• expo- -· ···-·---·-·--··-··· ······ ··· . Riverview Peraonal Care rience helpful. Cer a. phone Home, Betty Mercer owner. neceaaa•v. Ctll collect 618- 75- HOLSTEINS -75 SElliNG 47 ADULT COWS, 3 to 7 yun old, 12 c,ws recently fresh, 20 cows to Fresl!tn this flU, Balance 1n varl· oas staps of !Killion. U . 1ncl 8anp tested, Vtcclnated lor ltpto, Pl3, IBR. BVD.and P1tpattd. 10 orl2 111 callhood vacc:inah, 7-two ym old Heifers, 1~ yurli11 Heiftrs. I Heifers 6 to 10 Mtks old. This herd has a ton1 history of artificial breerlina. Atood youn1 herd of cows with quite a few comtna with tbetr 2rid tactltion. · .. • .· · EQUIPMENT .. · 2 GEHL En~ill~e Wqons, Badpr silo untoadtr, now motor, new lnrves for 12' or 14' silo, few other misc. ite11s. Terms of Site: C.sh or Check with Proper 1.0. lunch Will Be S.l'ltd. Jack Herald, Own,r-614·596·5763 '' Bud Spires, Auctioneer Offict-614-374· 2819 Don Hart, Jr.-304·428·5304 Nol,responsible for accidents. .. PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., AUG. 4, 1984 ·tO:OO A.M. leavin1 stale and sellipl out. locatod on Co. Rd:6, ~mite east of Co. Rd. 1. 4 mites frbm SattmCenteron St. Rt. 124 and 4 miles from school lot on St. Rt. 143. ''TRACTORS" Farman MD diesel, F30 Farmatt, Fl4 Farmatt. John Deere A & John DHre for parts. "MACHINERY" J.D. 3xl2 plows, cultivators for M, 12 ft. pull I. H. disc, disc- plow for I or H, 4whetltrailer, fannin1 mill, H11vey elentor, Oliver whttl rale w/cycle, road draa, riaht hand side delivery rake, 8ft. cultlpacker, feed mtm, and other misc. items. · ' "MISC." ·Planner 12 in. w/5 h.p. el"'ric motor, fuel oiltanl, couch & chair, Wiler pump, yard roller. table saw. radial arm saw, hydraulic hose. 1Wiq set, 32 voH plants, valve refacer tots of harid tools. 1050 husky Solons, one runs & I for parts; rototitler, corn shelter. roofina tools. misc. tutlbet& scrap Iron, 2 sets 12138 tractor chains, drill press and tots. lots 110 o"w~~f-far~~GEIIE HOlliDAY Cash bts Positive t.D. DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 949-2033 OR 992-7301 "Not responsible for accidonls or loss of property" ESTATE AUCTION toola, clothes, Bu lworke;, Homes for Sale Op~rtunity noodod For ulo bv own or. 8 rick yr. & 2 yn. home. situated in city school ·A Golden Opportunity with prefor In my homo. in one of the beet tp 4:30. Coli 448· Friendly Homo Portieo. Op· 'district, anlnge for Man•$1•1'1 • Deal· neighborhoods in the aree. oro. Sell the lergeot Uno of Lorve Jot with .oxtro lot Gitto; Toyo, • Homa Doc;or Included. Full l>eoomont. 4 in Party Plan. Earn High bedroOtna, living room with Sltu•tions DNler Rebate ,p lus win free llrge fireplece, foyer . 2 Wantad trlpo & cuh. No cooh bathe, kitchen with built in u 1 s 1 11 ' furn1turo, ~· voconcy for aldorly 489-8396 or 518-4B9· ..,ov WYo. 25082. Oooloro Wol: dloheo, nvtoyo, penon. Coli , 1·304-773· booko, oddo e. 4429. come . Don Frazier · endo, ontlquoo, jewelry: I-&~B_B_2_ . _ _ _ _ _ ~_ 1---------Oporotor. 304-7115-2779. Holzer Hoopltol, 8 milei from Rio Grande College. Wented: Someone to tear bench toy cheat, d · Goll!pollo Fill Mukot deecon•e bicycle, ontlquo half beet own, for moterlol only, 2 lndoor-outdoo;, avery Sat, cherry with mottreo a otory houoe. Coli 61 4-992· 22 Money to Loan & Sun. Free oddmlooion, Rt. 7 311 e. 1eo. Call 448-7037. ~rlngo. 234 Mul~ry A.... ~6~~5~7;.;;!~h.';id;;i;;l,;';,;; 1 ---~-----=~~roy , Auguot 2& 3:9to In our HOM~ LOANS FIXED Yord Solo Sot, & 6un. 10 to care given, 115 RATES Below market ratea. 8 . Neighborhood Rd., 2nd Moving Bile: Auguot a , yro. experience. Call 814- Fixed conventional FHA 2 3 troller on right pool Memory furnlturo, om oil too!:~~~~~l-::9:-:11-::2-·7_3_1_4_ . ______ VA . Looder Mortgage Atheno, collect 614-6.92-, _ Gardens Cemantary. Infanta dlohoa, clothing e. Will do blbyoittlng In Point 3051 . to odulto clothing, mloc. item a. otl)or homo. 9 to 5 It ':,~~:: IPIHoent oreo. Will provi~· 1 --------~ Stewart'• On Mull own tronoportl)lon. 304- ~~IJ>i;;)f8;;1Q;;;;i~-Yord Solo July 30·31 near Hgto, Pomoroy. 1176-7378. Cloy School. F11ll olzo bod Services Glpntlc ljvo fomlly WIU do bebyoitting In Point compte~• . bedapnada. ---------drapaa, glauwate, nice uta. Clifton, W.Y•,. Augutt Ple•unt ,are•. Will provide 1 1 through · 304• clotheo. Roin delo•o..3. 9:00o.m. to 1 own t ronoportotoon. PIANO TUNING Lower • 876·7379. P(lcod regular tun·lno• r,ilovlng Solo, Houoohold Purnlture, 887 Portomouth · Huge yerd sale. Moved fro.m ~~i=ii~;:;.~~i;::;:: dlacounta to Senior Citizen·s. Colifornlo, little of every- 1 8 to Do Churche16 Schopla. Ward' a Rd.. Coli 614-448-7884. thing, ·oomo ontlquoa. furnl-1---,---...:._; _ _.,....__ Koyboo•d. 304-876-3824. Wad. e. · T:huro. Fairfield turo. 3rd e. 4th, 881 W. of· Repolr. l!ont. Rd. Foirflold · Acroo. Darwin. Rain cancel1. Pickup or delivery for 448~rdl••• phone. fuzz buater. rerd oolo. Auguot 1 9 2. 324 •nvome in nHd. Qet grocer· thil ed lor 20% wall he•ter. ment shirts. Booch St., Middleport. loa. modlclno. poy billo by o discount. lana Daniels. C:orner Beech&Aoh. 8:00to Chrlotion. Coli 814-388- 814-742-2951 . 9371. •. 4:00. S~trlous inquire• only~ Far of>polntment coli 446-0840 w.,.kdera beforo 6PM or 448-1429 ~Iter 6PM. 1 New 6 room houae for 11le by owner . 1acr•Br 71 houae Seven rQom, three. bedroom houae In . Pomeroy . 1'1:1 bath•. •.c .. gal central heat. Iota of cabinetl In l(itehen. full a..aemant. C8rport with Sell or rent 3 bdr. house in Vinton. MC . dep . & ref. •" In City information coil 814-256-6068. -------lc8 yro. old, ~ bodrm. 2 blthO. Middleport "• to In 1 matter of n'lonthe. m•nagemant experi-.nce ·helpful. A complete trolnlng program emphael1a sale1, merketlng and personel de- velopment If you qu41lfy 121 ,. or older bondeble with ., vou wlh be guerantMd In Income to l18rt bued on VOf.ir currant a.minge. Po~ tehtlal first veer earnings of - ' Coil for an •ppointment in cooftdence-Tom Armatrong imum invntment *9.9915. tor In Mooon County. Mull Coli 317--927-11300 for have degreo In or CDA. oppt. Apply In Huntington, 540 5th Ave. no lotor then 6 pm ROUTE.FOR SALE Handling Aug. ·7, 19e4. S.C.A.C, Inc. C•mpballa Juice bowl and EEO employoro. · other pure fruit juices. Ser.vice pre. "tabiMhed •ccounts in motel1 ~ IUCh 11 de~ pendeble tronap 0 rtotion) e~1.000-t47,1500 Teacher for Hl8d Start Can· Aniotont Organlot, naeded Holiday.Inn, Aamado, Howet Grace Eplocopol Church. ard Johnaon. OUtlity Inn. con 614·992-398B. Boot Wollam, etc. Will toke ..1 0 ,000 cash, include• In· Kldllove torol Domo~otroto ventory and equlpmem. No toyo & gifts for friondly toy telling . .. Replace product party. Top co""miulon and holt"' glfto free. No col· only. Will nat •pproximateiY 614-776-,7 000. Mondoy' lecting or d•livering. No 1300 per week. Write box 1pm-Bpm tueo 10om-8pm cooh lnvellmont. Coli 614- 38541! 81rminghem, Ala. An Equal opportunity em· 742-31,8. Aloo' bO'oking 36238. lncludo phone number or call toll free ployer M-F. P•rtiea. 1-800-621-4B49. 12x60. 1976 Community, 2 "' br, new carpet lri living: tion, 14lt70, 3 br. 1V2 bath s. 304 773 all elec . central aii, fireplace. I· ""_u•n. porch, gas. • ~· or 304-773-527-2. . 304-468-1"94 .., or 304-773- Lot - 90x120 Stefl Houae Road. Public water and priva1a1ewer. 70x14mobile 2 ttory frarne duple•, .. par· home with 6 " insulatton; ate metera. saparete entran· range·refrig .• washer. Clrver ces. 2 bedroom• unit down, a"nd dllhwaaher . 2 full beths. unit up haa 1 bedroom . Level 3 bedroom•. living roo m and fenced yard. lf'l Mi4dleport . kitchtm. central eir . Owner 8 flat ocreo with otockod Coil 614-949-2641. '-::-::----:-:-----c:---::-:-"-31 H S 8t omes e 1---'------~Three bedroomo, centreloir, vinyl wall paper, carpet threughout, well lnwloted. now point onoched gorogo. 1 Owner tr1n1ferred-muat sell beautiful 3 bdr. home, fomily roam hoa 20 ft. of windowJ for pastoral view. finieh~ double garage, fire· place, large porch, 40 ft . deck. WOod•. priv•cy, neer . Heve you given up the of buying a home? , Stevens and ASsoCiates may be able to make your dream come true with only a 5% downpayment ancf intareat Reduced, nice 3 bdrm home. attic. b•sement, garege • exc. location. option to buy. Owner may carry. Cell992- 2617. reteo of 11 .26%. Call Jeri 814-379-2728 for details ofte< 8PM or 814-477-.2443 9AM-6PM. 814-992-2377. Home .and ~oblle Home, will sell both for price of one. Ph. 814-742-2291 . 8'h a1eumable loan, 3 br. 3 yeo,. old. low 50's. 304876-8713 ofter 4. S4,000.00 down f250 .60 month, 8 per cent owner .. . financing. Al•o. approx 32. acres for sale . 1-614-23h. 35 Lots &.. Acraaga • , · berry Hgts, Pomeroy, with Lake. Rt. 776. size 262ft. by; ' 110 ft, Septic tank & dug . basement. Price $3,1100. Call 614-643-0168. ·' 304-875-654B. II , oxc. con d. $86 ,000 .00 , 'se $11.000,00 down. A11uma• · - - - - - - - -8\ol pet. IC!•~· 304-676· I 1 2x60 mobile home, Mul· 1529. 12x1B ft. added room. on lot 32 Mobile Homas for Sate 85x146 ft . cement block garege. covered pat.io & outbuilding. Contact Leona Stewart. Call 992-6275. 1978 Bayview 14 X 70, Refrig, otovo, CA, WB, good cond. Coll814-448-1506 e10,600. Coli 814-2465500. 12x60 3 bdr. trailer. Coli 446-25B9. bths, fireplace , •asoo.:· 12x65 Certified. new wooher e. dryer $8760.: 12x70 Dupleupto. e&OOO.; after 5 . 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1'h bath, total elec. central air, microwave. dishwasher, stove. refrig. underpinning, redwood porch. 304-6766049. Acreage·16 acres with mirt· eral rights, utilities, secl-.dad.. -1 location . Call Hobstattir • 'l • fronts Route• 2 and 62 . Owner financing. 304· 336· 4757 after 6 . By owner. - 608 E. Main,l.l.l,ll:illi~• 30 acre.: . Led1'.: . . area with mobile home ~· unfinished houu. Ma ~ · , offer. ~04-596-6429 . , .,, POMEROV,O, 1 1983 Clovton mobile homo, Private lot on Timber Ridg'"e ' ---'------18 Acres n91r Pt. Pleasanf. 1 969 Elcone house tr•iler. 12x60, e5,200. Cell 6142611-8068. : Realty et 614-742-3092 or• ' 614-742·2994. 992 -2259 NEW LIST! NG - PomeroyConvenience is lhe key to.lh~ house' Close to downtown lor . •II your needs. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath~ lull basemenl insulated. equipped kitchen. good condi· · tion. $32,000.00. TEAFORD •. • . ' I" :'· 216 E. 2nd St. Phone • ' ~ .; : NEW LisTING - Racine - 1 -1614}-992-3326 . plan in country.full basemenl on approx. I? acre lot Olher buildings. $24,000.00. NEW LISTING - 3 bedr~ ~ modeled \lOme. lnsulallfd, vinyl; -. stdtn& carpeting, gas furanc - : and garage in town location. • •, N~~:e 2 bedroomhome one floor • • . .. NEW LISTING - Bedford Township - Approx. 321 acres of vacant wooded [and. All mineral righls. Call tor dela l~. ·NEW LISTING - Pomeroy Aview of the river will add lo the contentment ol this 3-4 bedroom home, II?· baths, lireplace, full basement prelly sun roo m, workshop . $33,500.00 ' TWO . TRAILERs - T..; bedrooms in each, drilled well:; spring and 15 acres of land. 4. real bargain at $15,000. ~ r .: : "' • SYRACUSE - 3 bedroolll" lrame home, nice level ~ near lhe schools. Onlt $25,000. ; • • -• : , NEW_-LISTING - A lully furnished 3 bedroom cottage with a Iron\ p<irch that will g1ve you a panoramic view of the OhK> River. Forced air hea~ · T.P.C. water, I acre lot Cute! On~ $19,900.00. . 992~191 ASSOCIATES .leall TIUSStll 949-2650 )o Hill . 985-4«6 Dollie Tumer 992-5692 &rn - . I[IITOI ' THIRTEEN ACRES - Good" investment on ~d Rl 7. .near Tuppers Plains. Excellent home . · sites. TWO FARMS Sutton or Rutland Townships: 83 or 110 acres. 5 room and 7 room · house. Minerals with both larms. Free gas on the 110 acres. Housing '"leadquatters Rea t Estate General > . Thi1 is the perso1111 property of fhtllte Goldie CIJn· tltnrn. Located off St. lt. 124. Take Racine-B11han Rd. (28) to Stivemillt·BIId Knolls Rd. (31) or fro !I Portl1nd. O~io ta~ Stlvtrsvillt-lllld Knobs Rd. "HOUSEHOLD" Amana refrigerator, Whi~pool washer & dryer !auto.}, Tappan nat. IllS lcoppertone} range, small chest deep lreezer !Gibson}. chest ol drawel$, beds, dressers, rocker, end tables, night stand, metal wardrobe, kitchen table, Hoover sweeper, coffee table, table & 6 chairs, and other misc. items. · . · "A.TIQUE 01 COllEC~OI ITEIIS'' , Table, buffet, cNina ·cabinet, desk, stamp collection, book~ase, old records stilt in package, marble top stand, oil tamp, tante~n HamiHon wal~h • ILAH ROUSH ..:. ADfiiiNISTRATOR C.sh · Posttln 1.0, DAti SMITH- AUCTIONEER . 949-2033 OR 992·7301 "lot responsible for eccldente or loss ·of property" PUBLIC AUCTION ·PO-lWA ' - 200 ACIES, Ill. FMTS 011 MCCOON eRAIID NEW DUPUX - Great INVEST· MENT lor the buyerlloclled on Graham ScltoOI.Road. Each unl dlels 2 BRs, bath, living room, kitchen with stove. retrif!., ow ant! displ., launilry, large carpOrt, central air and storage area. •· GOOD LIVING FOR SALE - 78'~ acres m/( lovely brick and Ira me ranch displays 2 bllhs. 2 BRs,l6x2~kilchen with washer, . dryer, double oven range, refrig., OW,!IIsPI. Large living room. • artificial . ftrelllace, Masar bedroom is 16xl8, Ceflil ho~­ shed and 30x50 blrn, 44 ~~ffi 91 gil_~! · Wiltt spring and pond. LOcated 10 Cneshire Twp. · PRICE REDUCt:D TO $1,0001 bnlup AIM - Small mobile home with adcJ.on; lR, kitchen, balfl. covered fionl porch, . lflllflt. 2 oulbOildinas. cydone lance. 1 1 CREEK - Approx. 65 acres tilable 1111 135 acres woods. COmfortable two story oome offers 4 BRs. bath ltildten, lving room. family room, two fireptaOes, bam, 2 large · screened porches. lovely quiet settin~ ' , PRICE REDUCED TO $&7.500! OWNER TRANSFtRRED TO MtCittGAII - MUST SEll THIS IIOIITH! ._. Ttis attractive home localed on pebby Drive features 1700 sq. It of living space. 3 8Rs. 2 balhs. .dining room; living room. krtchen and family · room. · NeW cuSitlm. drapes, carpeting woodb urning stOVe, deck and ceniTal air. ,• OM Hti.l AREA - ·County !U148 near St Rt 279. 55 acres ~ or treSs, viC.!nt llt)d, nia! building sites. $24,750. ' CHESHIRE AREA - ROUSH .lANE Very al1nlctive 3 BR ranch oilers equipped . kitchen, L-shaped living room and dining room With !ireplact, I II baths, full basement with woodburning stove. 141121 garage, caiiJ8iing. Call tor an appoihtmenl A SlYLE OF ITS OWIL.describes lh~ .Jovety whrte brick home ·w~h 3100 sq ft. 3 oc 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2t)x40 FR, dtning room. kitchen Wtth OW, d~pl., microwave and trash cornpactoc, intercom, ceniTal air, 2 car garage, utility bldg., deck and a 201<10 pool. Beaulifully landscaped. BEEF ' CAlTLE COUIITRY - 13.2 acres. moslly clean hill pasture. good fences, I 'h story home, . large bam, IOblcCo blse, fronts on 3 roads near Mudsock Price reduced to $56,900. REDUCED TO $49,500 - COULQNT ASK FOR A BffiER LOCATION! Handsome Victorian hQme ofters 3 BR~ I\! balh~ laundry room, living room, lamily room, carport. unattached garage. 16x32 fenced pro. Kitchen has range, refrig,, ow.a!l(l dis~ . Nat gas heat and alum. siding. Located al the edge ol towR Call tor an appointment INVESTMEIIT PROPERTY - ' Third· Avenue, two story duplex. 5 rooms and bath in, each unit $25,000. PRICE REDUCED TO $25.900 - 30 TRANQUIL AND SERENE descnbes the ACRES M/l HA!Ifl!SON IWP.-1 ~ story selling for lh ~ lovely two story home on 2.6 home offers 3 BRs, bath, dining. fiving. acres, more or less, in Clay Townshtp Th~ kitchen wilh range, alum. sidm& 24x60 home ofters 4 BRs, and 2 balhs, kilchen barn, mo~le home hookup and 1100 lb. · with range and eye·level oven, 15x481iving tobacco base. J;all lor an a;ipomtmenl room. newly carpeted. fireplace. 6x40fronl · poi'Ch, large nat garden lot, cily school ADDISON-DAVIS lANE- II? story trame dislrict Call for more delatls. home fealures 3 BRs. I II baths. lR. Remodeled. New insulation, winng, plumb tng. wjr.dows and furnace. Skylighls in bedrooms, patio doors, sundeck, cartiefmg. PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! OWNER, KC School District SAYS SEll THIS MONTH! - RioCenlerpoint Rd .(Cherry Ridge}. Approx. 75 100 ACRES. ML ST. RT. 141 -' Ranch acres, woodland, fronls on 2 roads, ~unly home features 2 bedrooms, balh, k~chen, waler available. $250 per acre. living room, tamily room, lull basement central air, counly water and well water, stocm windows, she~er house. barn and pond. Call tor an appointment • * FenlDn:,:i':; -~A'S , am WID 'BUYII ~ Price reducad to $87,500 - Former dail'f !ann - 7 rm. 2 Sltlry house. SIMIII! btllding~. 180 IICIIS m/~ toclled 01\ the Northup Patrict Rd. near Ncrthup. REDUCED TO $44,900 - HILLTOP '' cADMUS 'AREA- 26.5 ACRES- I~ SUBDMSlON --· 3 BR home features story home offers 3 BRs; llill:hen, living ktl:heft. living room, dining room. .lamily room, dining room, bath. carpeting and room. firelace, &IS heat, central aw and aklminum sidirl~ Call for a~ appoinlment capelift&. 9\1'16 assumable. PRICE REDUCED TO $591500! 3BR ranch on II acres, m/l, pona, full basement limiiy room w~h woodburner, ltving room. equipped Mchen, dining rom, I ~ baths, attached 2 car garaga --~------------.---- ~ OTHER FINANCING - l'lew 2 bedrooms, planned 2nd bath .;. and lamil'j roam, good con- · : struction, Only $18,00(). • IlEAlTOR H!floy E. Clellftd, Jr. . THREE ACRES - Racine - :r. • or 4 bedroom remodeled• t home. II?. baths, aluminum:.· • sidin& Par~ like area aro:l includes an old !railer. $27.500. ' • NEAR PORTlAND - Are you in lhe produce business' Three wood lrame greenhouses will alklw you extra space. Complete wrlh healers and vent fans. Includes a l4 bedroom house lor rental unit or tenant house. Approx. 1' acre lot Asking $26,75000. ' inopection. 304-468-1792. •'*••··. ance monthly. Town & must Country Real Estate. Broker. tr•naferred. Free delivery It Itt up. Gene's Mobile homea, located 2 mi. from ravena- House for ule by owner. 3 br, all · etectric. priced on By owner, tree natural ga'i.~ ' s1ockad pond. 81 1$400 . 00 per acre •. Owner Ramodolod 2 br .. full bloo- wood bridge. Jet. Rt2 & mant. good location, Auu- 1-77. 1-304-273-6135. moblel..n. 304-676-1624. ' 24x60 double wldo, r8ntal Small 3 br houH end 6 lot, 3 bodroomo, 2 fuM batho. House an4 thrM . lots in ocrea, 304-773-6428. good cond. 304-876-2998 Svrecuae. House needs remodeling. Excellent location. 815,000. firm . Call Farms for Sate · 3221 . Set up on rented lot. ' 33 t26;900., Coil 6f4·992· wonts to oell $19,000.00. $1,000.00 down wkh bal7177. - 1972 mobile home 12•66. good.cond., 2 bdr., AC. Coil Royal Ook Pork. 183.900. 446-7171 or 446-8288 of..... . 3147 g11 outdoOr grm, awninga . B'h asJumatility. Call 614- tor 6PM. ' Movtilg Solo! Furniture. Art · --PfPieiissirif"' ' many oxtrll. Ce11446-25B3 992·15420. S,upplloo. Lewn Mowera. & Vicinity til 8:00PM. after 8:00PM 2 b'edroom home near 1972 Freedom Mobilo Home. 2BR, Propono Goo Fonoe Pooto, etc. Sot.Sun., coil 814-246-'6859. f IIWlCf,il Langavlle. on 1 1cra ground. heat. aet-up on rented lot. July 28··~1. 9:00 o.m.-7:00 -----------------------------Romodoiod 2 bdr., 2 .Cre, 119,000. Shown by ap- Co11614-446-01-93. p.m. Rt.33; 10 mlloo north 1287 'lb. tpblcco bo... pointment only. Coli 614of Pomeroy. Roln-Shlno. Brook Drive behind VIUove . 3 real nice mobile home. 2 Bidwell-Rio Grenda oree, 742-21141. ~z••· Sot. July 29th, ping- 21 Business 825.000. Coli 614-246badroom fllmlohed. LOW 41omlly rord uloot Denver pong tlblo, TV, curtolna. Remodeled 2 bdrm houH PRICED - COMPARE OJiportunity 5296. ' Wober'o R-11(1111. Ohio. roda. Iampo, boby noedo. w~h corpating a wood, THfSE VALUES BEFORE Man's, women·e. children's burner. Full ba1ement & YOU BUY. 12x62 &12x44 Green Township new b•u· clothing, oil al•••· . Houle- Brook Drive b.,lnd Vlllove tttul. 2 story home. 4 or 5 large covered deck. Mult oi•ft· BROWN'S TRAILER hold woreo, boo~ 1 , jewelry, Plzze. Sot. July 21th, pingI NOTICE I to appreciate. Prk:ed in PARK. .Minoravlllo, Ohio. toyo; mioc.Thuroda\r Auguot pong tibia, TV. curtoino. THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- bdr., 1'h .both. Iorge LA & see tho Mid 20'1. Col1814-992- Coil 814-992-3324. · Kitchen , formal DR . utility roda. Iampo, baby noedo. USHING CO. recommon'do 2 beginning at 9 1 m. room. garage . concr.ete 15783 for appojntment. you buaineu with d;tve. nice lot, city schools. 12x60 1976 Communhy :~·;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;=:::,.~========::J that people youdoknow, onci NOT to 18nd money through the 41A · miles from Gellipolia. Three bedroom. two story, tailer. 2 bedroom. new LR mall until you heve inveati· Bargain priced 854.900. remodolod home In Middle· carpet. Include• porct). Call 1 ~ Help Wanted 11 Help Wanted Will consider mobile home port. Many added feoturQ. 304-773-621B or 773 gated the offering. trade-in. Call 446-803B .. , · Aoking 828.500. or b- 6272. offer. No reuontbla offer Steel building duler~hip to M..A. Speech Pothologlot for SALES.AND MARKETING- Heod Start Centoro - Coblli, opply: Wodgcor Mfg. !303) Only 9Ya% usumable lo•n refund . Coli. 614-992NIJw Springbrook• 14x70 3 1 ·, ucell•nt opportunity for an on" this 3 BR brick ranch 3051 . lincoln. Mason, Weyna 759-3200. Ext 2406. bdrm. garden tub, oil elect .. oggronl.. and ornbltlouo counties. house. seclUded on 2. 9 Apply In Hunting· extra insulation. Only poroqn. looking for 1 high ton, 1140 6th An., no liter Route for aale . larQe Na· acres of land with f-.rm 40 acre fann, 8 room houN. immediate earnings end than II pm Aug. 7. 1984. tional Snack a"d Vending pond. located neor Oak Hill large barn, tobacco base. 2 $12,950; · 14x70 3 bdrm. garden tub, 2 baths. extra ropld odvoncomont In the Inc. EEO Co. route for sale in and Centerville. 1ppr.ox. car g8rag1, 2 out buildings. inoulotlon, only $13,450; .,.., Spedolilod dlvlolon of S.C.A.C., ooking t20.000. Coli 8141491 mo. poyment: Only Gallipolil and surrounding . 14x56 2 bdrm, gordon tub, ., lltabllihed lntomotionol omployen. area. E·aay to op••te with n. 760' ddwn. 379-2803 742-2170. bar. $10.460; uMd organlutlon.offers a po&i· - - - - - - - l c - center high •ming potential. Min· altar 8 P.M. daily. 1 4x70 Vindele. 2 bdrm. 2 ...,..gamont 1983 Schultz limited Edi- required. Coli 614-379- 1---'------- - 2582. I NEW AND USEO MOBILE Remodeled cute home , HOMES ·KESSEL'S OUAL· clo" to schools. Owner ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, must lelllmmediatelyll Mid· 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. dlaport. Coil 814-992- AT 35. PHONE 81·4-446· 8~41 . . 7274. pond. City w•ter In Recine. tion In ulae 32 Mobile Homes for Sale appointment. 814 - 992 · 2602 . h•• i; 32 Mobile Homes . for Sale otorogo out-building, lorve 6417. lot, 127.600. Call for on - - - - - - - - - - $30,000. Cell 814-2561335 or 446-7697. --:···p-o·.n,;c;;,;--··----- .' Homes for Sale 2 out buildingl. trailer, famHy room with wood burntir, Single c•r garage, on Yord Bole. Auguot 2 & 3, Doze< work, ground cloorlng 817 High St., Micidleport. e.. IXCIVeting. e26 per hr. IIi Vicinity . Coli 441-9138, . ····--·-· ·-----··············· Auguot 1·. ·2. a 3. 9:00 to 11::::::--:--:-__:__ _ _ Childreno clothea, booko. Will do bl!lrolning in my Moving oalel Furniture, art · edult cloth••· 137 home. hevo oxporlonce. Coli ,ouppllu, lown mowen, ,_.lddl!'Port. ,, 44B-7316 oftor 6. tence pooto, etc. Soturdoy • 1'~-1:.:---...;.-~-- 1-::-:----'-'_;___ lc-lundjiy July 28 .. 29, 9 to 7 .' Wotor wel!o, drilled e. aorp.m., Rt. 93. 10 lnlle,.citrth vlced. Freo eotlmotel. Cell of Pom~roy. Rain or, ohlne. . 14-992-6006 or814-742· 31 THUR. EVE., AUG. 2,' 1984 . 6:00 P.M. . Sleek moll part cockor- . !lprlng Volley Pion a hoaplbeagle. 9 mo. old, friendly. tli. Coli 4411-1712 after 5. • Call 814·448-4007. r brds 1n res ponse to thrs . LOST-Swill hellor coli on r \ro rr and writ .not be To Givo-owoy-2 famole Peoc~ Fork-Long Hollow Rd. dlr.--m rnated agarn st on the f;;''di of race. color. or homotoro. 8 w-1 old.Coll Loot Sundoy. Call 892-. g;.!' ~ 814-992-7713. . 6802. natt al orrgrn rn consrderat ro n fo~an award Smoll female pupy to ogood loll little grey poodle, loot :;Mrn rmu m wage rates for thr . , _ _ _ __:___ _ _ __ INn in front New York New pr~jt!ct h"ave been predeter- I went to thank averyoftf homo. Collll14-992-8846. York.. 304-1178-3488. m~d as req urred bv taw and who helped me during end ' ar..- · set fort h rn , the brd following the~ flra which 1 big white robbit. Coli 814·742·2513. . pr.eposat ·· deatroyed my home and ...Jrfhe date set for completion belonglngl. Mary Stlfford Klnona. long heir gray tiger 9 Wanted To Buy aO"h15 work shall be set .lorth rn Haggerty. FRIDA' y AUG 3 1984 otrlpe, grey, block, & white, tt)a'brddrng proposal'" 1 -::-...:.:~.:_______ ' • • e. bluish grey, ~ovo heel Wo PlY cooh for lito modll ~ch brdd er shall be requrred A · 1 h1nk 1 S nME: 1 0;00 A.M. t~h~ wrth hrs brd a certrfred apeaa t to yracu~e · lhoto a oro volormed; black cloonuHclcora. All listed lntlquu & c!llthtsllave bHn moved lfom tho cbe'ck or cashrer's check for an EMS, Glllipolla EMS, Holzer malo cocker apanlll type. Jim ~Ink Chov.-Oidolnc. . Ia- II. homesof the 1ndtrsl&ned I wilt bt *old 111uctlon al"fT''unt eouat to five per cent Medical Canter. lteff, female 'Collie-huHy mix, BHI Gone Jollnoon 1tthe r~~(of tlltoldloellltr Pop Factory 111418Mttemut otliis bid. butrn no event more friends, naighbora. The Sin· .,..e hound mix. Melga co: 448·3172 gera of the community dur- Humone Society. CoH 814St. In Oltlo. • lng tho death of Fronk A. 992·1111011. W.,.od to buy u- coel a ~~ ~ ~kfi, ~ c~n~J!i .. ~k. II• &toveseat ~~. ~Clark. Wife & children. ... ""'.... .. rosecarved) woo~ - - - Swoln FurniGoo apace hMte<. 304·1175· turo, 448·31118, 3rd. • Vtct cllllch walnut while m.l dresser w/rNrl mirror; I& ornate oftor 4:30. Olivo Bt., OaiHpoiia. Oh. 1438 car;ed walnut Vtct ped. stand; IOI8Wiiod sq. grand l1iiflo; ea. pos2 In Memoriam 1-----___;_- . ter rope bed &lrunrlt bed; cherry d.t. me stand; sm HePil work 1 _,Card of Thanks Mo-. taro Hlf propollod, W~ to buy log oplittor. _,. stand; child's rucker. wlllnut hall bench; walnut fruit enid lady's 21". Noodo repolro. 304Cuh or trldo outomoblll, ·lccroc11er & 4 side chliiB; \Qinut Vk:t. chairs; walnut 6itlle stand; 2 f i r - choop. Coil 448Thonki -Our h.. rt -fllt 1175-21 11. corner Chairs: " sq. 111k r6pe lee ext llbte w/boenls; set of 6 oak • 11114 from 11-8. CARD OF THANKS thonka to our relotrvea j11811blck Clllt chairs; carved l1llll lion head 11m cliair; 111k wash • neighbors. and frienda tO: Old Englloh ah•p dog. good Aaron and I want to their oupport ond ·klndnen with children. 304-4118- Buying dilly geld, olive< stan¢ Olk swiwl desk chair; 11111111111*; Sllnds; nrckels; II'UIIQ; coins, rlnp,Joweky,atorllng tin hnJ ~ .sale IDr ftour, supr I spieces; walnut tap disk. ~nk all our friends during tho illnen ond delth 1543. _,._ old coiM, lof9l cur~ of our dear huaband and 1i ll11l CMIIIY old dols & ~ of llil~Yl.s 13 Madame Aitundlr tti,at SJIOired OUr 50th !other, Albert "'Bolle" HHI. Port Gorman 9hephord te- .....,. Top ~. Ed. Bur· 111*. bilqul1111*, lin Nancy Ann storybooll dolls. I' RGie ~ pup ·to - d term lien Berber ahop. 2nd. Ave. L.nl'versary Wl'th US. Thonko oloo tq doctero end malo kNPr. Ia lily dal, • aiiiiiJ. !win doll!. 1M II lyJa ~ Mid•o,ort, Oh. 114-812· Nl nurMS ot Hotze< Hoepltol homo. 304-1711-3833. 1!1111; 3 __, DIUiDr1 ~ 5 Royal Dottrin 11111111; clod!; viGIIn; 3471. • thank you for the who w- 10 lehhflll lnd ,.. kind. ond for the food Couch end choir, ........ =di,ir•..:'m''~.~•ail ~~~--w/•~!!! condltlon. 802 Shown• Cllh ...... for Ioney Iron or ly gifts, brought to our homeo. """"''"" _.,... ··• · - .,.,. helvy lroft liodt. e1eo ond clal thonki to the Recine Trol. bold lamps; llltiquedilhes I II II ll't; up for aortlln Mllga Co. ne ca II S an d the Boptlot ond Mothodlll ..._ Fr. pta-, lli'lr ml dalhls; nim1r; llnwlll; 1111. biautiful cards. You Churcheo lor thllr kind-· Noi'WIIIian Elkhound pupo. atone )Ire. Old time cup· Clllfllllr bole!; many Avon & belli blllllts; plUSIII*IyJa o1 boord. call 1-304-112· ~~de l't such a end thoughtfulnon joining 304·1111·2SB4. l1'lllqUII; ~ I11Cillr, cherry che!t cedlr chelt; chells I 2?11 . UN together ond oervlng diMe< · ~ms. bedl; stands; llblel; plus an lyJa Ill sm. houMhold, Couch 'lind choir, uublo 1---------~ py day fOr US. ond to Rov. Don Wo•or for condltlon. "" 802 's hewn• COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS !C..I' hlo conoollng wordl. Thenkl' Pll~ to attind for 1&- full day •I• w/tllms fro"' 2 promi· FURNITURE. hda. iron. ,...., 1110 to Ewinga fUftef'81 Trill. 111111 toea! f1111Hits. Solltfhlna tot everyone. Term•· wood. cupboonlo. chllra, IJio. lOVe YOU all Homo for the ~al nrvice lfC 1nd muolc. Your kin-.. Norw.allli Eltdiound pupa. oho111, lloakota, dlohoo, -Cis~ or ~c:,wll:iK'rct~ •• INC. )Ira, anttquoa, gold cftarly, will ehnya romlln In our 304-811·2184. · THORITVI(U, OHIO 614/241-1151 ellvor. Wrlto·M.D. •• A d helrto. Wife, Mra. Albert tun.ne. C111 be - II 32 and OWJIERS; II. I liS. Sl AUEII llh Cl1111, Jollll Chilli, licit llltlf-App. Aiel: Mtler, Rt.2, P-oy. Ohio :·.. aron an H•: •""•· Bob 1nd BNr: Mndnr Cowt. 304·87114117tl or 0111 814·1ta'IICTIOIIEER; OTTIE OPPERIAII Slit ., llrw Df 1111 lbrk'Diti1111 I A11nt Clllp111n .., Iris Keltoa Douglilw, lhelloe'I'CIItll'lnd 1B¥· 7780. ~:..._ _.....,;3;;1;..!1·7~1;;;95;..;0;;1.;;314-;.;.:2:,:2M;..._ _....;;.,.II L---.:.:;'fli~II,;;;M:.;II;;;:.II 011 - · . ·• 'i 1-G_ro_nd_ch_r_rc~re_n_.- - - - "\ 21 �•• • • • ' D 4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Plage 3& Lots & Acreage 41 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poinf Pleasant, House•·for Rent . for Rent ' Unfurnished 6 ..room house Lot for Hit in Mercerville, 3 1 YJ bath, garage, gu fur· tnller hookupt, electric, N · nonce no pall, rot. & dap. r)l water, aeptic tank , AduHo only. Call446-2543. 44 42 Mobile Homes 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka, *160 ino. pluo dapoalt. no pets. can 814·843·2644 or 614-843-2916. U . OOO . Call 614-258· 11618. 6 Room Home in Oellipolii, 2Br, 1 bath, LR, DR, K, ••· ijj)mnlte in ClearvieW E~t­ location on quiet atreat. Ref. Nice 14•70 3 bdr., mobile • • · aU utilfties Including and Deposh Required. Cslf home. 1236 mo. daposH & by Frontiorl, t8BII. Sofa. private bath, water included, Richard ·carter 441-1370 utilitiaa. no pats. Call 446- Jft 2 bedroom haute in Po me· roy. Furnished or untur- AC, ld81l for 1 or . Beautiful riverview, Completely furnished all eleCtric, 2 bdr. apt., 468 Second Ave .. aduha. referencea. •225 mo. plussecur- Northup · on Concrete IJreet. No reltrictlona, 8p· ~o• . 130ft. frontage. Coli nlohed. Call 614-992-2381 :'411·3486. doyo or 992·2609 ovoninga. • 6 !h ocrea. leva I 8aum addition, looaa with 1'11!<11 with frontage on two option: 3 bdrmo. 2'h batho. &t\ro•. tilo.ds. ,.exc. for building, mtni·!••m. all utiltiet noorby in 01d 1 80 near Ponar, •t.ooo. Call 614-388· 8101 . • 3,JI Real Estate ·: Wanted 2 acres, fenced yerd, wood &. water. deipqsit. Call 446burninQ fireplace , family· 21 92. room, a.c .• appli1nces, larg., baseinent,citv water 8a gas. Mobile homes ·must have 1--------- 1650. mth. with 1100." applied to pur<:hau price. Coll614-986-4387. 3 bdrm home for rent, untu,ni•hed. on 18 acres. free ges heat. located on Rt .33 at N .Meigs Co. line. ¥{1 Have Buyers For farms . Abd House1. lilt with ua . A.One Real htate. Howard L.;, Yeager, Ill. 304-6758,04 Of 304-676-6388. •'• Kanauga . Foster Trailer Park . Call 446·1502. I-3-8-R, -14_•_7_0_,C-.-A-..-P-1rt_i_o_lly furnished. 8210 mo., elect. $260. mtho Call 614-2632323 . 2 br home with garage. lane and corner 3rd Hic~ory St. Mason, WV. 304· 773· 6884. ~ for Rent bdr. houta •260 pluo 2aR. unfurniohad Holly Parte Militias, marrried couple p.nly, dep. a ref. required. 'Cioll 446-8693. l'l.w houta at Rock Sprlnga, 12X60, Washer & Dryer hook up, 1h mile pait HMC . Coll614-4.46-4369 or 304• 676-8760. ');or 4 bdr. Cell 446·1662 Mobile hOme·for rent, Bx40: oftor ...., 6:30PM. Coli 614-949-2424," ,:bdr ranch with b11emen1. Mobile home for r:ent. 8x40 . .&!mi. Nonh Rl. 1110. Avaiio- Call 614-949-2424. bl'e Auguot 111. Ref. & dap. ' -s:-11 448-0696. For Rent in Point Pln1ant. 2 Fllr tale or leaoe 2 bd. room _._terfront home on RacJ:oon Crk. 1300 mo. or will •All on llfld contract. Call .' fJ4·258-12111ofter 8. Apartment for Rent bedroom mobile home; one bedroom e"iciency epan- ment, references. 614-446- 0882. ~ 8130 . Hous- houae ·for rent. 304- 06-3270. lis. 614·446-8221 . • .. ... 2 br mobile home in Gallipo- 11 Help Wanted " : 1m mediate opening for Psychology : ·Assistant with a Master's Degree in ·, ·.:Psychology. Will consider new gra. "::dilates. 'Salary accordin,g to state ~:scale. Excellent Fringe Benefits. -; . Contact: Personnel :_. GALLIPOLIS DEVElOPMENTAl CENTER 1 ~: --. ·.:. : Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Telephone (614) 446-1642 Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action •• • COLLEGE COUNSELOR Rio 'Grande College and Community College Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Rio Grande Collep and Community College Coun•selinc Center seeks skilled professional counselor to assist students and community members with • pmonlladjustment, educational. and .career devel· opment concerns. Responsibilities also include · teachinc freshmen orientation .courses; advising undecided majors; and working with special students. Successful--applicant must be interested in outreach proaramminc to residence halls, as well as community orpnizations. Master's Decree in coun' selina or related field required; previous experience in counselinc desirable. Twelve-month. administracon'tract. Appointment for this .position. is ef~:~~~1:1~S•eptember 1. 1984. Salary is commensurate. f. for appliations is FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, cover letter, transcripts, and resume, l:; 11ith1 na1mes of three references to: Office of Person969, Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio f'J~o (lranole College .Jnd Commun~Y Cot lege IS an [qual Opporlunil) / Allirma· Employer. INSTRUCTOR OF MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY Rio Grande Collep and Community Collegf!' Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Rio Grande Colleie and Communi~ College invites letters of application and nomination for the posi' tion of Instructor of Manufacturing. Appointment for this position is effective September. 24, 1984 (fall quarter). Salary is commensurate w1th education and experience. The Instructor of Manufacturing Technology res ponsibilities' include: teachin& undeflraduate courses in manufacturin& technology, with a normal . : course load of 42 to 45 ~uarter hours of-instruction per academic year; advising students, serving on Col committees. and other such duties as asby the Associate Dean of the School. Bacheor required, with Master's or industrial experience Control, Quality and Statistical Manufacturing 1Te~~:~:·i~~.Dean of Math, Persons in this position should co.ver letter. transcripts, and resume, with names of three rtfertp~s. by AUGUST 3, 1984 to: Office of Penon· Box 969, Rio Grande Con.,•. Rio Grande. Ohio Nicely furnished mobile adults only, no pets. Cell Aduht, no·· pate. security dapoiit. Call 614-992· 3874. *28&. to •ne. Tobies, •46 ,_--------·lcond up to *1211. Hido·•· Double lt~ board. full foot ball. *440. and up to podol H11mmond or110n with includes all utilities, plus a carpet in them '& thev' re located near a doctor's office Ia shopping are ... Call 304-676-1452 after 5. 614-992-7787. 1 br fum. apt. All . utilities Upper leval dupl... 1 bed· paid. 304-676· 7112. room , carpeted, in Middle~ 5.000 BTU window ait conditioner, '1,000 ITII . caHmertt window •lr c:ondl• tloner. ga• coalllng ran. .: outomatlc Kenmore dehumldifiar~ zlg ~ •.. Mwlng. . -·-··--·-·.· ······ Used FurnitUre ~ . Chairs. drvers, and TV'Ii. 3 miles out Bulovllle Rd. Opori 9am to 8pm, Mon. th.ru Fri .. 9am to Furniohod apt. 2 bdr . .1136'h 6pm, Sot. 2nd .. Gallipollt. $1 85 water 614-446·0~22 paid. Cell 446-4416 aftor 9PM . 446·0338, bedrm apts. for rant. the rant starts at •201 a month that ' ~wt· Call 446-0552 Anytlmt M~GH££ .Bath Null245-9507 'Reo I~ SIM llcGhM. 446-1~55 • BIR 444 - LOAN ASSUMI'fiON POSSIBLE - Brick frame ranch situated on ftat 2.35 acre lot II]CIL.des 3 BRs; carpet.lg. eat-in kitchen. LR !V«h carpet. fami~ room with l11epface, ulil~ room, and bath. Kyger Creel! School llistrict Call for detai~ oo loan assumption. .R 446 - NEW USTING - In town tocatioo.•includes 3 I!Rs; living room, dining room, bath & basement Lots ot carpet. Gas flea!. Priced at ~.000. Call toiJ<y lor detailS. · · . . ' . BIR 447- NEW USTING! _;., 3 BR frame located' on S.R 141. Includes LR kitchen with ~ining area, lull base~t ,ThiS 5 situa1ed on S'hacres' more or less. This one is vacant - so .call today lor ap!XJintment .• stove. Ref. furnished. Exc. Cond. 304-675·1962. 1 and 2 bedroom apart~ ments. Point Pleasant. 614· 446-8221 . . APARTMENTS, mobile 1 and 2 ·bedroom apart· ·h omes, houses. Pt. Pleasant menta. Point Pleasant. 614- and Gallipolis. 614-446· 446-8221 . I 8221 . 11 Help Wented RESIDENT DIRECTOR OF MOULTON Rio Grande College and Community College Rio Grande. Ohio 45674 Rio Grande College_and Community College is accepting applications for the position of Resident Di-. rector of Moulton Hall. This is a twelve month, parttime position. Appointment for this position is ef· fe_ctive September 1. 1984. Reporting directly to the D11ector of Student Development. the Resident Director is responsible for developing and maintaining a conducive living and learning environment in the residence hall. This position is on-call 24 hours a day and requires the responsibility as a live-in resident. Minimum qualification of H1gh School Education. or equivalent, with some course work in hicher education preferred; · Resident Director related work experience desirable: excellent interpersonal and communication skills; and the ability to be effective with students. S.lary is $3,400 per academiC year, based on a twelve month contract plus room a~d board. Deadline for applications is AUGUST 3. 198(. Send cover letter and resume including the names of three references to: Office of Personnel. Box 969, Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. , Rio Grande College and Communi1y College is an equal opportunty/ affirmalive action employer. INSTRUCTOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE · RIO GRANDE COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Rio Grande. Ohio 45674 • Rio Grande College and Community College invites l~tters of applica!ion and nomination for the posi· t1on of lnslluctor of Computer Science. Appointment for this position is effective September 24, 1984 (fall quarter). Salary is commensurate with education and experience. .• The Instructor of Computer Science responsibili· ties' include: teachin& underaraduate courses in computer.science, with a normal course load of 42to · 45 9~arter hours of ins.truction per acaoemlc year: advtsmc students; servmg on College committees; and other such duties as assigned by the Associate D~an of th! School. Bachelor's Dt~rM required, w1th ltaster s Degree preferred; leach inc or industria! experience; and knowled&e of Data Systems Basie, RPG, Fortran, and Cobollanauaces. The In: struct~r of Computer S~ience reports directly to the Assoc1ate Dean of the School of Math. Scltnce & Technology. Persons · interested in this position should send cover letter. transcripts. and resume with names of three references. by AUGUST 3. 1984 to: Office of Personnel, Box 969. Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. Rio Grande College and Community College is an equal opportunity/ af1irmalive action employer. p 0. 904 l(nauff Firewood Aeducod IGrovaly· 30' rotary mowor, July 3111. Hove Call 448-4348 or pricea thru your OWI't IIIOMd WOOd 114-251·1111 . , thil wfllter. 114-281·8246. ~~~u~~:;;;;;;;;;;:- Urn.tone. 1•1"1· Graval. I' Dolioored "' M-n. Maio•. Long Gillie Of piclt UfiOI Alchardo ••und toddero • Son. Cal 446-7786. lo mowora. a compiett llno of bolt hancling -ip· Pt110tlc clottmt ttote op- mom & accaosoriesl Rotary . proved, piaeCic ttptic tanllt. dll.,a. rotary cutters, bltllta Horae lawn • g•rden · trac· Shrulll pruned. lawn r~- torawithtandemaxle.aoo• re~ainlnu woilt. nock or bumper hitch trail • aidewalka. patioa. blrk er1, wood burning stoves a Rio Grnde Coflege and Community Colle1e Is 1n equ1l opportunityl lff•rma· l1ve .tctlon emploret. ~ lour oodntry- I OROOB () I Furnished apt. 1 bdr., $226. utiltiet paid. edulta. 920 4th )\Vo .. Gallipolis. Call 441!· 44,16 after 9PM . (] LET US PAY THE BILLS! TWIN RIVERS TOWER IYORPOL~ () K () POINT PLEASANT, WV RIVER BEND. PLACE NEW HAVEN. wv Housing lor tho Elderly, di.. biH and llan· dlcapped. Renl is H p,rcenl of at!iusled Income 1a q~falified tenants ~¥ith an Income of '-'• than --..-- . $12,300 WHAT'S A PAR'R'OT? _ • . Call Either Number: Twin Rinrs Tower, Point Pleasant, WV 675-6679 River Bend Place, New Haven, WV Vmtfdoy'tl __, BLANK · (lllr , . . .. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT . . _ _ __ .. tug· IIOMdbr"'--· Mslr:A( I I I I]( I I XI I) · 814-446-1675- Wheal .tho, t1 8.00. Afghano l!'ado troctort taaoonol clooa out verlounlzOII and ........ Coli Ilia. Selling If cot! while 30_4_-_a_a_e._30_._ao _____ 1aot. We alto have porto ond 1 Mrvice. · '\4 HP paol filter, 2 yoaro old. •100.00. ooneolt block 1o 10 HP Ford garden tractor, white TV. t28, golf clubl• new mower dec~. IBOO.OQ. bog, Ull. 304·B82'2798 .. Col1 614·669· 3381 . (ClASSiflm ADS Apartment for Rent · sure to get reaul1&) () K () Ten handm_. Barbie out- HQrse lewm •aftd garden The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-~ W. Vo . ... ~-.day) · Jividen's Farm Equipment· -'48-7307. 44 ·::-~--=-- plowa, disc, flutter. tobacco Carp.tin11_ tor 8 roomo. Call oproyor. ""8·3217 01 aft11 4:30PM ~sant, ,._tour Jurnblle, mulch; • nwdO·at. Contact fumances. And ... us for a 8fuce D•vlolon. Call 1114· compiota line of parto & 2116·1427. aervlcol · Uiod Equip: 166 MF, 11iO· G-al Hauling. For tale fill MF. 136 MF, 60 MF. 424 1t....a-~.<1\...t:L-.J....-l din. ond lop aoll. Coli Coil IH. 9N Ford, B01 Ford. 3 814-216-1427. uoad round bolora, haybino, TRACT MARAUD LEGUME Anlwer: Wha1 ha.ppened to the plaatlc surgeon whO · was w0f1Uno In an O¥tlhelted OS)erltlhQ . room7- HE loiELTEO ··2·3121 OFFICE HOURS:. 9·5 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS lVAILABLE FOR PERSONS BfTWEEN AGE 48 AND 62. N- radio ·ahack TA 880 color Camputw and All· Real Estate General Real Estate GBMr.al Electric 'drver18 month• old t200. Four Chevy rally wh-14x7". 446-6610 Building Supplies . . 1 Sleeping room $126, utili· ties paid. Share bath: mala C B Atdioo·Brownlng Marl& 2nd. Ave.. GallipoUo. Coil 3, now 0104 mike and olidor.e300.00.Johnton 40 448-4418 after 9 P.M. only. -Range & rafrig. 919 channel telephone type baM llotion. $60.00. Coil 949• 2994. 46 Space for Rent 156 Four trailer lots, 304-076· AKC Doberman puppiet: Stud8arvlce. Call814-446· 7795. riga.ra $100; 326x19 mo- tor cross cycle tire; f;'lrtl for Judy Teylor 'Grooming. Call 114-387-7220. 23.000 btU window fiberglass cano~ air 9710. with out- riggers t100; 326•19 nio· :&1 Household Goods tor cross cycte tire; l)llrtl for 380 of 390 Ford engine. Phone after 6. 304·7736177. .. · · SWAIN A.UC!nON & FURNITURE Rossi .38-cal pistol. w· 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. Now l:loltter and ammunition It ~:JHd wood & coal stovee, $100. 304-67!5·2320. 6 piece wood living · room suite with 6. inch flat arms t399, bunk bedo complete ft. · Call 80 color computer. 304· Warda automatic DNgonwyncr Cattaly Kan· 'lilt. AICC Chow put>Piet, 818- kltler-. lhtert· CFA Hlrn.t.pn and Panltn llltt-. Cal 814-4411-38"' after e . l.OAII ASSUIII'I10II - GREAT TEJtiiS1 - Home priced II $32.000, klan baianceappnL $24,9!Xl:9\l% M'R. mortl1lr payment $261, includes lll<es aM insurance. Very nice with 2 bedrooms. bath. ivmg rpom with ~ kifl:hen, dining room. lUI • nmt. Gas heat Unattached garage. · ~ Ameaon double yell- halld Parrot. En. - · cega. t700. Coli 446·0848. ' lamjy room. living room. large eat~n kitchen Large patio, ~ cham ink fence. House 'built m1973, Silver foxei. 860.00 and up. 2411·5088 or ·814-24888118. • Nice gao range •1 OQ.OO. 3molaB..... pupo.9weekt old. UO.OO. 304-675· 304-458-1606. HAVE IT AU. - 38 acre fann ~us l4'x70' motile home rompletely furnished. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. King automatic woodburner, dried W'!l ~ 3(!'130' bam: ai just wailing tor yoo. . 1206. &moll pony. 304·875· 3134. 57 Musical . Instruments , shown oy appointment only. 84Fonder Pncuationbots uitar - - cond. Cal 14·31•·8618.- l One I otrlno Bonjo with Gllta. II¥ mineral detectormake compau magnum 420. .CIII814-3BI:8217. I lt. Wurtlaer laby Grond, abony, Matching banch. ,, 200. Middleport. Call ., .....12·3718. 158 Fruit • Vegetables Hell run- beano pick your · - · ti.OO buahtl. Nor· ·tllup. oh. Cal 4411-23114 or .14-S78·2810. . Dishwasher, Portabll, Se1r1 Kenmore; Ike new.•guarantood. UOO. or bell oHor. 814·992-8B48. llaai!Mmea U .OO goUon. J04-171· 1101. . Firewood for oaio, UO.OO pick-up load, •30.00 dell· tr•"· matching dre11er. frigerator, gas atove. 4 yr&. vored. 304-676-2911 · or 876-6782. ol~. Coli 4411·3073. Oak trundle bed with mot· r• • ' 158 For Sele or Tr.da ' JUST UMO - EDGE Of TOIIII - Moden. 3 bedrooms, C01ftlllel! kAchen. bmallini1g IUOI!l, IMng room. bath. utility. Root cellr, 2 car Jllll&l! with attached p!tihouse. 3.2 clelll ICreS. 111001 for delielopnet On inside, you wi• be amazed! ~500. Installment sates possible. • 11639 NEW umltG -STOPSURCitiiiGIDriCI!IJewith• comfOrtable mme within a sllxt distance r$ Gli'P* 6 Acres with 1M!! 480ft. of liontllf!e oo St ,RI. 141. 4 bedroom ~tmodled mme. 3 rM lid fllfl&8- ~ · teaving area. Priced in mid ~s. 41632 MtNi FAn - OWNER WAllS A.FAST SALE!- 12 'acres more or lesS with 14ft. by 70 It 1981 WindSor mobte home. New tence. bam. pond, 10~ base. area. ean today1 11609 QAT 'IOWIISIIIP - 128 ac~t farm, formerly_ usecfas dairy. Quality built mmewith"' basemert211edroom ipartment inCluded. large bam mfing s~ lobacm baSe silo. 2 ....... Give us a Clll lor more dEtlils. ' JIU' 1556 llW.. • USTING - MOBILE HOME PlUS 411 acres. .~=~L9!l3 motile mme willl IO'x26' addition. 3 blth, 'living room. kicben willl r.nt: Woodbuiner included. Localld . 11623 .~ud· &WIDE MEA - Perfa:t lor the smolllamiy. 2 hibodliiim001lhlm home willl .9 acq, mor111 less. with 11n1en llldlrUil-.·Slolage buikling. Priced at $31,000. M'GKEE 'Rent~ Ia ~ 539 - Owner anxious to sell! 3 or 4 bednloms, dininl room. living roo'm hiS 2 lead-glass windOws. niCe IIEh•. hi basemer)( Off street Plfliing. Small yard willl outbuilding. On East Main In Pomeroy. sells b $18,000. look and make us an oler = '~a~room. 536 - Lo¥ely 3 1111a1 electric ranch home new carpet1hr0ttghout, mailllnnce 1n1e outJide, praae. Locallid in ~ ~ $36.500. Hutchison SUbtiMsion USTIIIGIIIEED£0 011 FMIIS AID ACREAGE . ' ff590 , ISIS 110.- Tille your penon~~ lems and · miMI inm tlis IDIT¥1*"1 hrnished IIIOilill hiMI'Ie. l'«mml lhw. Ill 3S'x12' tMNd ptlldl. 2-fx24' PIIICE ftDUCED - 121.0110.1111 - Owntn WiN ~~= rulonatH olltf, Property ~ In the city, Ns 3 ,omodlled lilll:hen, llr1111 lat and wwid maW! ·I inllestlllent' olllltter nome.. . WHY ftlm - Willi lillie 11 no payinent 1nd month S275.00 I monltl (inc. tllits and ins.) "'"'Gill ciwn IIIUIIII'In home. 2 bedrooms, IMni room. ltitl:hln, unfinished men!. $24,000.. 0Witer willlso driia t II(IIJAl: Mobile home 12X65. $225.00 per month. Nso 2 11ome lob.a rent $60.00 per month. KYIBI' C!eel1 Schoall. 2 ICI8S, pRaly ..ted. Tille I Ollllodly. 1591 \\ ACH lOr willl a 1911, 2 BR mollile home. prage, SliD: tank. rurli • · 11\duded are the sbwe. tif~Wni~~, 2 lir eouditio11111s. WISher and dr;ef. .laclllxlll Mt(uly Aold. PriciKIIII $15.!Xn - COIIIIEICIAL GARAGE - Btocli ronstruction. 4 bay, 2 1esllooms. office area, storage rooms, 3 phase eleCtric. Situlled on • level lot Located on Slate route willl jpld traffic lbw. Give a·cafi for more details. 41626 .IACICSON coum - 105 acre farm. 2 siDry '*ier home, 3 bedrooms, bl\tl, kichen with builinrange and ~ dishwaslll!l', tMng room Bams, cellar and celar house. #449 90 ACtiES VACAIIT LAIID - Rio Grande area. New ~·45' beef cattle bam. New tences. rural watef, nice building sifl5. Privlle. ~rge tnbacm base. OwOO" llllliouS. NEW USniiG - II£HIND litE llfES we have this .lltl1Ciive llld wellllllintliril!d 14'x70' mobile mme. 3 bedlooms, 2 oornpli!le baths. ilitChen with appliances. Complell!ly underilinril!d and anchored. Storage buldi~ Lqe lawn. Immediate possession. '31 OlD CIIAIM - Spacious rooms. some remodeling already dooe. New kitchen. new bath. lovely fireplace but stil wor1< ill be done. llfe!e with rural water and ~c tanl<. Priced ill $19,000. #552 IEDIJCtD 10 $69.000 - Beautiful Ohio River view. In~ pool with decking all around. l.9n acre lawn, 4 bedrooms. kilthen complele, dining room. living room. 1\# fini>hed basement. wet bar, family room. utillty room. 3 baths, garage, patio, office room. ~ Pllftct STAlTER - Priced at $39,500. Rustic sl)ie. 2 bed1«M11S. IMng room willl ~ beam ceiing and open Sllimy " balcony and 2nd bedroom. Uving room, dining room. ldtthen, batll with utility area. 11561 JUST USTID - 2 ACR£S Pt.US NEW HOlE - Buy now ard hM yow choices of finishilg touches. 1800 sq It of IMI1! spece. ·2 baths, lormal dining, oall callinels in kitchen, large tMng room. utility. finished and rYly b you at $58.900. 11599 3 il£11110011 FIIQE IWICH - Just off Rt. 218. ·Eat · in kilthen. famiy room, two baths, 2-car iJ11t1!. Rllllll Wll!r. ~ air. Vin~ siding. fi,jl finished basement. Priced in the 50s. #600 ~ •• 2·3 BEDRM. HOllE along upper 2nd.,Ave. Ll!llel pid ioeall11t Price reduced ID $j4,500.00. Ideal tor retirees or famiy. . IBEAIITIFUL BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOllE with 2\\ acres, l iust off BidwelfRodney Rd. flee , heat pump, fireplace, 1 vacuum system. $70,000. , I ENJOY THE PRIVACY OF living on your own 2\\ acre ScJreal· bedrooms. 1g. living room willl WB fireplace, lormal dining rm., • lllldem l<itthen with breakfast bar. 13'~36' recreation area willl fireplace in basement. Ws of storage AIAomatic garage door. I lower River Rd. $85,!Dl. MINI F.ARII - 17.6 acres with nice 3 bedroom home ancl. • 20'xl00' equitJIIed shed. loca1ed within Huntington Twp., along • 325 near Vinton Price $45,000. I'Ml ·LAII~ Ollll (WITH BARil)- 132 acres ol bottom, pasture ~nd. .t.OOIIIIIG FOR SOIETHI.NG COOL COMFORTABlE, QUIET AIID' ij.; ePRIVATm? - We have a 3 bedroom home situated e~~aa:oon Creel<. Apprnx. 2 acres al cleared land and 600 aeek trontage with private boat doclt Idea' tor !he sports per;<lll. 411~ • R\nl waler. Some wooded area. Price nriw $55,000. GOOD BUT! - cheshin! TllllftS!ip. 311edroom brick ranch sl)1e home with appmx. 51cres of lojnd. ~ and woods. Home is only 5 years Did. 1m d caiJinej space, lllllern, well con.Wcted. Main!eriance ln!e iiving. .. • NEW USTIIIG - Comfortable 3 bedroom mme i0ca1ed .Main St in Vinton. 43' by 200' lot w~h 3 outbuildings. Buy lor $20.000. .WI!ek Vi~ton. •• CDIIIIERCW BUII.DIIIG in Has 2 apts willl renting 3 units. Price reduced to $30,!Dl. potenti~ tor ••• • 3 LorsAI.OIIG BEAR RUitRD. - 2 with R~Creek lrontage,. l ·t lot wtil efec. and septic tank Ready lor 1f)UI mobile home. · 1 $5,000 and $7.500 each. I NESTL£0 IN TliEES and only, \4 mile below Gallipolis along UJwei I River Rd. 4 biidroom home witl1 a beautiful solid pine paneled den 1 aoo comfortable fireplace, Formal dining and living room willl fireplace. 2 car garage and w_ ork area. 2 baths. Call for ad • app.jntrnent. , ,• . A UTTL£ SOII£TltiiiG EmA is iound in this (X)IIlfortable brick ranch. 3 becl,roms, sunken living room, bmal dinin& 1\ baths, family room willl firepiact, 2car garage. lnercom. central air. Close to Rl. 35 ~area. Can be pu1c~ with extra~ DON'T OV[II.t)OI( OPPOIITUNITY to see this 3 beclroom II\ story mme. Large flYing rooll\ k«chen indL.des ra. . batll, ufility, lui basement ~rgl! Iron! porch. Spacilus ~W!I Priced in mid ~~ ' 41614 PRICED REOUC£0 ANO EASY TERMS! - Priced at $29,900. 3 bedrooms ranch with attaclled carport. Living room, bath. utilitY. kittllen and dining area.. 'h acre lawn. R~ painted and l1eW ~ on~ PRICE R£DUCED on this Mei&$ County lot. Excellent building si(e. Baum Addition. Water tap included. Residential only. 11586 MOillE HOllE SITE- ACRAGE. $18,000willbuy 35 acres with stocked jXIIId and trailer pall. Rural. water availali~ wooded area, plus b111dong SleS. 41619 6.10 lEW USTIIIG - SUIT YOURSElF - Buid a mme on tllis 2.41 tel! tract or place ycMJ" motile home. No 1t>11 idions. Se!itit link. eledric. Rural water available. Priced to suit your budget dGallipolis. Owner vftll sell .SOitl! wooded area. Huntington Twp. Appro•. SlXl Per acre. ea1 b $40.000. Has mineral rights with #597 Bma!l PO'!Y· 304-17&· 3834. cooling sy1tem for retrigar· a ted atorage; complete · tp- IIIIR 54t-IIEW USTIIIG - SpaciJus 2 story home ·oo 7th Avenue in Middleport 4 CJ" 5 balrooms. bmal dinins room. at·l!l kll:hen. ps hal wlllr heat willl unique decorlllor ll1elves. You must see tllis home to apprecille it! Sells tlr $37.500. IIIII 547- Middlpeort. youdon1 have to do alhilatutliS-house. Ownen have oompfelely refUrbished it. New wirln& pumiJini 111d Sldir&x!New Andenon windows. Nice .yard and tqw ulillliel. Only EIIJOT THE PRIVATI localiln of this 4.34 acres. 3 bedroms. Sclluft roobile home. Appliances. Central air. Unatached 2 car garage only I\<. yrs. cid wtil aectric opener. Wei. A ver; attractive buy. Only $24,00!.. lmrnediafE pcs<I!SSIOO. 3 bedroom, . RIO GWIDE AllfA- ll9 acre farm. Remodeled HI stuy house. bam. timber and tiUable. acreage. County schools. Owner needs ID sell now! Cali lllday. 41611 1110.00. Bob Roach. New Ha-. 304·182·3212. Weldor for Ale with motor or without motor. 304-876· condition. 304-676-3488. Mon thru Sat. 446-111911. 627 , 3rd. Ave. Gallipollt. OH. ACRES Of lAND within fhe city $5.500.00. ver; jpld ronditioiL located off St Rl. 35. Owner leaving lf!ll. Must sell. #497 Regi- pil bull .pupa. 21 ' ' Color TV conaole, exc. TV sots. Open BAM to 8PM. RAilat sm£ - 52H. Diamond clutter necklace 1150.00. 304-676-7690. waoher, heavy duty, both In C-act Opel FIIJpatrlpk. excellent condition. Call Wilketvllla 814-689·4376. 614-992-2769. Coun"ty Appliance , Inc . Good used appliances and :5 .... ~eel. ahota.Coll814- 814-448-4746 or 446- plo grader; - · with hlvaa and supero: lift. rollero: 2 4412 after 6pm. bulk tanka for goa or dloool Warda 23 cu. f1. choll fual; Thit ·equipment wUI be frHZer; . AKC A-.lotiiNd lrlttony 3 . ,........ f ........ 8 ...... old, Orchard Equipment, Myora era. & thoita. Call814-448· opeed tprayer, 400 . gal. 3169..' tank; bu. field crateo;_ good Freezer 18 cu. 11622 . 1983 1'8-K e•tonded TAS· with bunkiaa •199. 2 piece 676·2639. antron llvingroom suites 8199. antron recliners $99, other recliners • 80. maple ' dinette sets 8179. bollt springs Ia mattress twin or full $1 ~ set regular-firm $120. maple dinette chairs 836, waoh otando $34, maple rockera •&9. 7 piece chrome dinette set 8149. 5 piece .dinette set 899, uHd bedr_o om suites. refrigerators, ranges, chest, dreners . wringer walhe~a. TV's, dry· IMMEDIATE POSSESSION and in need o1 a !ami., lopking lo( a nice home. 3 bedroom bricll ranch, Ill baths, lui basement, page. Approx . •53 acre lawn. WiUlil five rninles of Spring Valley shopping area and Holzer Medical Cenl!r lrlorpetch Kenntlo Profot· _._. AA·"'-d grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fl. ollities. up and dellvary llfVIce. Engllah CoeUr Spa· n~ puppie8. c'tiii14-31B· conditio-. t200: 12 foot PillCE R£DUCEQ 10 $12,00! on building located along Rl. 141 • near Cadmus. Can be used lor store building and upstain .apartment HOllE AIID I ACRES - Your family wit love the a.ntlortallle llld liveab!Hy ollliS modern 3 bedroom ranch home located on 8acres more or less. Altached 2 car pr.ee. ~. nnl water, 2 oulbuildings, • cla;e to Mines. Assullllble land contract H606 . Boordin.rr oil broodt. Hooted conditioner. $200; 12 foot fiberglasst canoe with out· O¥ef Put Number 1 to work for you: Pets for Sale indoor·outdoor facilities . or 390 For.d angina. Buddy ond Gladys Roynotdo . 360 have tr1iiler space for rent, phone after 6, 304· 773.· t40. month, compiota hoo- 6177. kup. Pleue cell anvtlm.a after 8 p.m .n the evening. Roni .38-i:ol pistol. wholatar and ammunition 304· 773-6319. t100. 304·876·2320. Merchand;sc . finance to quatified PURCHASE TH~S'~~~~fl.~~~~=:~ !~~~~HWIU interesl. lO yr. per month. SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. •HILLCREST KENNELS COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 54 Misc. Merchandise Park, Route 33. Nonh of 1-------~­ Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 23.000 btu window air 614-992·7479 . 1076.'' Judy O.Witt, IIUto<. 388-8155 J. Merrill Carter, Relltor, 379-2184 Becky llna, Associale. 446 008 Clthr Popa. Aaocillt. :J79-Z748 ...,... 8rylnt. Associltt. 245-92n NOw open for busineu, Mountain Stott Block, Rt. :J3• .N- Heven. Co'mplata meiOONY •11111111••· 4". B". 12" block. l)liivary oerviCO> dey 304·BB2-2222. '""'"' 182-3239 . • VICE PRESIDENT FOR 11\;IIUtlllt Rio GriRdt Colleae-Rio Grandt, Ohio Rio Grande Colleae and Community Col lea• invltu ltlttrs of applica1ion and nomination lor the position of Viet Prtsldtol for Academic Alftirs. Rio Grande ColloaundCoouounity Coll•a•is a roral libtral arts coiltp localed in Solllht•ltrn Ol1to. The Vice Prtsident for Ai:ademie Affairs is tilt cllltl tcadtmic of· fleer of the Colloce ·~is responsible for lttdtrship and coordi· · nat1o~ of the Coliop s SIX undtrfadutlt ~ehools includinc: pla~n1n1. mafllltllont, and enluat1on ol all inslnlctiontl procraoiS tnd ocadtillc support IIIYictS. ThrOUJh clolladminlstra· live fnvolvtmont with lu octdtllic Ottns, Colltpllbraritn Dl· · rector of tbt ltamina Center, lnstruetllinal liM! it 'Stnicts Speolalist and faculty, tht Viet Prttidtntfor ACidtmieAfllifl illll· ponsiblt to ·tho Prt~idtnt for malntalninltllt acallamle s1andtrds of tbt institution. Tilt Vito Pruldonf mu11 bavt In tarntd doctorate and proven oclldt111iC lndttshlp skills as wollas •••· cassful adminislratl.. txporitnct in a dilll• .; tmivtrtlty ••· cellant commuoicotion tnd inttrptnonal rtlationsbip slills ttochi~JIIPirionct, and bud,t1 exptrtill. ' Appointmtnt fortbls position ufltctlve Stptombtr 1 1984. Sa· lary is commonturato wi1h !Miueation tndt•Piri•nct. Application dudiino is FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914. Stnd covtr lttterand rt· sumt, includinc !111 namts of thrtt rtltrane• to: Ofliu ol tbt Prtsi4tnt. Rio Grande Colltp, Rio Grandt, Obio 45674. --. --I UMc:a•uibllr plaatic culvert. metal cui· culitvaton, diac., plowa. vertt, RON EVANS ENTER· poot drlvero, pintle tanka, PRIBEI. Jocbon, Oh 114· woodoplittora: gatH, -er 211-1130. · · watho.O, wagons, Wheel IJ5 Apt. for rent. 1 bedroom . . furnished in . Middleport . $190 . plua deposit. Utilities included . call 614-992· 7177. 54 MiiC. MerchartiiiM -:;:; _6:::1-;;--......,,-----Ferm Equipment taoded. Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point P,lrneroy oorln 11100. 00 . N'ew Mlghtt and bench ••o.oo. 304-871-1786. port. 8186. plu• ' doposh. Upper Mt. Viarnon, 3 rooms. c 11 614 992 7177 bath. wastier· dryer hookup, l ~a___· __. _ _· _ _ ..._xc. cond. available Aug. :.€ br Newly .remodeled : 2 bdr,. Oak wall phOI"telo rocktrl. pre11ed chalre, pede_.tll t•~ blot, hutchat, lo mite. Paul Conkle Furniture. Rt. 7 , Tuppera Plains, OhJo. machine. CaN 441;1n1. • . 1 TQIO lawn m~er. Mit "pro ' t526.. Recliners, • 1 75. to large •pe•k..-. IHutlful tone 8375.. llimpa from 128. to qullty. lulttbiaforhomeor polled, 21" - r be-, *711.8 pc:. dinettn from • ·church .. •100. 614-992- oloctrlt otart. Calll14· Sla.. ' *99 .. to 436. 7 pc. t1B91.-II-29_2_._ _ _ _ _ __ · 8661. and up. Wood table with oi• • chairt •426 to •7411. Datk • 1110 up lo *2211. Hutchot. ----------~~=-~~~--~----~. : .'11110. and up, mopie or plna Real Estate General flnioh .. Bunk bod complete ----------~~~~~~~~~-------- i with mottreuea, *280. and up to U&&. Baby bodo. Broktr·AuctiOnHr 1110. Mattre•••• or box home In citY. CA. 1 or 2 Village Manor Apta.1 Mid- 2 bedroom apt. in Mason. adults only. no pets, phone {/ppor Lincoln, 6 rooma. ' ~ih. botament, large yard. ences. 304-676-1076. ' '"· Referoncoo. 304-676· 2 br mobile home.in Gallipo· lis. 614-446-8221. me11age. chair and love•at, •27S. Sot.. and chaira priced from swivel rockers. 304-675-2218 before • 6 $200 security deposit is p.m. required. We jult laid new Two bedroom trailer. kitchen furnished. couples. one smell cfiild accepted. Refer- ~1-ll&a. near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV an•. Call 448·2746 Of IMve Apts. Coil 446-4416 after .. ~~~~G~~~EI I Gollipoli•. •178. Men9PM only. · ratea dleport. fE .H.O.I has 1 Nice 1 and 2 bedroom urlfurnished apartments . t)M. with UOO dopooit located lty dop. Coli 448·2236 or 448·2681 . Furnished apt. 919 2nd., nished 8160 m,onth plus .IF;;;;;j;h.~i@~:b,;;;;;;;;;; utilities, $160 deposn · mer- . II 1 8t 2 bedroom ried couple only. Call 614· apar\ments. Middleport. 1-======;:::::::::;::= 42 Mobile Homes one and two oomt. rent starting at t183 for one bedroom and 11 98 por month for two bedroom, 1---------- 2 bedroom cottage, good •• location. 1166.00 plus dap- 44 -:::-::---:-:----:--::---1 oalt. Coil for appointment ' 4.1 Houses for Rent only 6:oo-a:oo. 304-676~-~--~--------· l_7_&3_4_.____________ F4rnlthe(l houta. 3 bdr .. n2o. 29 Neil Ava .. ·Galllpo11.. Cell 446-4418 aftar Sofa, chair. rocker. o«oman. 3 tablea; lextra hHvy . 614- equipped kitchen, control. air, 8260. 821 !h Second springs, full or twin, eua .• references. 2 bdr. depo-sit. 1-'-- - - - - - - - Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446- firn'l, eBB. and •'18.' QuHn toto, *198. 4 dr. chtttt. Call 446-0682 . Newly remodeled 2 bed- 2158. e42. 6 dr. cheoto, e&4. Bed roo~ . equipped kitchen. frames, UO.tnd t26., 10 2 bdr, apt. nawlv doco .. tod. 2 bdr. mobile home, com· $225 . Deposit required . Call pletely furnished in Bidwell. 614·992-6319 or 992- U~to t146parmo. utUtiot gun • Gun cabinets. t360. pan. paid. Colt 876-6104 or Gas or electric ranges t37!1. 2816 . Call 446·9669. Baby mottrttaet. t28 & 675-63811. *36. bed fromea do, t211, Mobile home Upper River ~ewly redecor~ted. 1 bed· e30. king. frame •110. Rd. Call 446-1609 or 446· room. partially furqished. 4 rooms &. beth , furni•h•d. & $226 . Deposit required. Call clean. no pets. adutt.- -only. Good selection of bedroom 01108. cedar chash, 614-992 -6319 or 992- deposit & ''terence re- suites, rockers, metal cablneta. quired. Call614·446·1619. Trailer in Rio Granda, unfur- 2815. 388·8508. Re nt als • no pett. Call 448-0444 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS {Equal before 6PM . Houtin(l Op~;;!unltyl hot 613 Third Ava., 2 rooms, •• 64 Mise. Merchendlae &1 Houaahold G!)Oda rooms & bath.~1 or 2 adults, ofter 6:00pm . · Apartment for Rent .. July 29, 1984 29, 1914 • '\ A'vNE'8 FURNITURE ,!(:1,4·266· 1216 after 8PM. 2192. w. va·. Upstairs furnished apt., 4 t136 mo. Call 448-4222 i;etwean 9 & 6. awer. no money down. Call • 44 Apartment · for Rent •' ROOI TO ROAII and 110 as you please with th~ 37 acre parcel. Older house, not iveaiJie. Well. While.Oak Road. Owner ,.,u help with part ol financing. #587 l PRICED AT $43,000 ANO IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom bi-level located at the edge ol town. Dining area, living room. large lamity room. Garage. Nat gas lorced air heat Nice lawn. Need to sell to settle esbrta #578 NEW LISTING- DWIIER FINANCING- Low lnlernst rate. You can have immediafE possession ot this nice 2 story remodeled home pius 371\ acre to roam oo. 4 bedrooms, bath. large Utility room, fuel ,oil tumace, trailer hookup, 30'x30' bam. tobacco base. · #612 RESIOEIITIAL OR COIIIIERCIAL - .Take yoor pick with this 1.58 acres. Upper Rl. ]location. Frontage on river. 2 bedroom home. Mobile mme hookup looking lor an investment? Give us a call on tllis one. 11588 .! . 4»i8MQeata,.,ZllttiBI-Cot!>ontl<ltiM ........ forthe NAF. Sand " - 11 ....111tlboiC..tul)' 21 Real i!state Corporalion. l'rln1ed iuI ~ S. A . Equal HousingOpportunilyfi} 3ACJI Oft'ICIJS INDEPIINDINTLY OWNIIIIAND (oPIIATED. . ' wittl.I ·.NEW UmNG - 3 bedroom home along Chestnut St. Lot service alley 1n rear. 2 car garage and nice garden area. Price • $38,500. ' ~. •• APPROX. 2 AND A THIRD ACRES within c~ fimils. loner! • • commercia~ along St. Rt 7. Price reduced ID $?5,000. ,I • 3 BEDROOM HOllE - Ranch >tyie, lg. carport. adapted ~. • woodburner, lenced yard and in-ground swimming pool Price. .l!duced to $42,000. : . ·.DON1 OVERtOOK THIS BARGAIN \n Etxeka. 2 bed_room 110.... with 2 baths and IlKs of mom lor expansiOn. located 1ust oH Rl. 7 • near dam. Price $22.000. • A HANDY. DANDY LOCATION along Garfield Ave. Home can b(i • used tor 3 or 4 bed moms and within walkingd~tance lrom • • SI!IVICeS. On~ $30,000. .lARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 4th AVE. wrth1n ~ght of Washington I School, which can be utilized for single lamily or 3 apartments.. . • Price $30,000. ~ most.- ·.ADDISON: Near Post Office - 3 BR house and 31ots. !lot with • mobile home hookup. 1.& metal lid& w~h two car garage. Fenced eyard. $29,000. j I! • SliP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We ..: e have one 2-bedroom a~. lor rent Price $) 75 per month. Adults: eoo~. No pets. ' -; .NEW LISTING: 15 acres ol land near Holzer Hospital, Springfield! .Twp. T~po: ~!!vel to rolling. Beautiful ~ew . Develope~ welcome. . r, situ-~ I! e;EAIITIFUt.LY REDECORATED BRICK "FEDERAL; HOME lated within Gani llll~. 3-4 bedrm~. 2\\ ball!s. lamily rooll\ lormail'iving and dining rooms and library. 2 WB fireplaces, ce!ltral air I cond. Call lor apJI)intment W t ONE-HALF ACRE LOT along Texas Rd. Buy now tor $4.000. • 4! .INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 5 rooms and one bath down and t rooms and bath upstai~ located a~ng 2nd AVe. Buy now lor WI[ . t $17,000. Price reduced!! • . t sCHOOL Wlt.l BE STARTING IN JUST AFEW SHOAT WEEKS and. t I we have a mme and pertect location lor a fami~. Loca1ed across lrom Washington School. 3·bedrm home. 2 bat~ kitchen~ Nice lot which is wide and deep enough for garden swimming pool. Needs some wor~ hollll!ller. can be moved today. • NEW t.ISTING - 4 bedroom home, Upper River Road, corner I good location lor commercial or reside!ltial. S41.500. , • • APARTMENTS FOR REliT . WE NEED UmNGS - UST WITH US t �' 0..6-lhe Sunday Times-Sentinel Page 62 to Buy Corn Crib, 304·468· 1610. Farm ouppllao. 80 ft. of 9" oilo pipe. 304-676-2443 . 71 Autos for Sale 1 91'8 Chry .. er New Yorker ~ 1 ton Chevrolet dump truck. 304-773-671 0; 6:00. rtina good, t1 ,000 firm. Call 614-256-1218. t ill &6, 500. John't Auto Sales, 2 hor1a trailer to; , draft · . horoeo. 268-8488. 3 yr. old Chootnut lilly, gentle but not broken, U75. Call alter 6 , 814-2511-8779. ~ yr. Old .aeldii'19 horse with IIddie Ito bridle. Con 614· 266·9384. 1 97l Chevrolet Malibu sta·· tlon wagon. runt, good, tilt wheel t600. a-c. 60.000 mileo. 304 -576-2581 or 875-6937 . 1(1.600 a~tual miles. Show .room condition·, fully equipped . $7,000.00 firm. 304-773-5710; 8:00 till 6 :00. R l=====]!![]!!!~~~!!!r::::~ !iav & Grain - ' ~ . GOf)d mixed hay In barn, 11 160 bale . 304· 676-4600 or 104-882-3329. II I ·I I I I I I ' 1r .Jns~orl~liun I . j 7i Autos for Sale •' ~~~..c~~~ :~. fos~~h B~lck-Pontlac. l!lrl' Ave., 1911 Eeat- Gallipolis. Call 6t4-448-2282. 1d79 Sunblrd Pontioc 4 opd., good cond. Call 4469~50 altar 8PM. NEW USTIIIG - Trt~~ re®ne 3 bedraom home on Texas Rd. Include! a n<e Ol~e kitchen.·~r oood., """ balh, large masler bedr00111 vinyl9dng ptrs 20xJI garage & workshop. 6xl6encklsld porch, e>lra inSIJiation plus nearly ~ acre yard on~ $29,900. lor IMMEDIATE I'OSSfSSION - T~tally rerrGde1ed 3 bedroom home werloolini lhe river. Just minu1es 1rom lown.lnd!de! vinyl in~ basement & new drywall 'ceilings. ~sulalion. carpel. (Ormica, balh &.a new 10112 !tornll'! llliklin& Priced to sell a1 $29,900. ' s . ·i d 73 Sfop Meet- Buy, seN or your automobile, bolt, trtck, cycle, camper. Ev.;y Soil. & Sun. Galllpolio Flea M'r!<et. Only •3.00 1 dey to dlfPiay your vehicle tothoulllldl of ohopper. 7AM8RM, Rt. 36 & 160. quiel streel city imits. "'"pies Includes eat·in kitch!rl w/~1 aPIJiiante!. 1 car &>rage. gas heal & centr~ •.•· Buyers Prrtection Plan. $47,500. I 00111 JU$1 DRIVE BY - You wiH be ~ surp<ised illd reroodeled if!lerior. 3 bedrooms. 1II I lhe spacious kitch!rl & dining area, gas. 1\eat.woodburner I shaded yard in Owners anxiou! to sell. a I 1~81 Chevy Chevatte 2 dr .. by ~d ... 2.860. 1980 AMC S~lrh, 4opd., t2.499 . 1977 1i!'6dga Aopon, auto, AMF. . ft. 799. John'• Auto s•l. Bulaville Rd. Gallipo111), Olr. Open til dark. Call . 44t-4782. Gelling iinanc:od is not liiCh •Iii deal. We hal'e a really rice roomy th110 bedroom home with lull ba!emenl and gwage " lhe city !;d1ool dislricllhlll bel you can buy. Cal "" we will help yoo own Ills house oow. Include! ..,.,.;~burning fir.._ lllOd neighbllri100d. hardwood ltoor!. and jusl a minule ..- 1wo lrom low!t. ms UKl All OLD SilO[ - You' I be os .,.,.,._as can be whefl yoo rTIO'Ie ilio lhi! 2 s!llry l>i<k. Older wei monlaino;l !lately mann<r perched on bank wertoqiling_lhe river ~ elegillt feelures not lound in new \lOme 3 ~~ BRs. large !ami~ room, ivllg room &full basement Eniov lhe konl IX"th or 24 k pro. Remodeled smaller house included olso. ni ~e n~e ~. balh~ pill! n~ · $94.500. FOR SALE-1972 Dodge 200 Tredoomen Von. GOod condition . 1 971 Ford 4 door LTD. Good condhlon. one owi)er. Call 949-2092. c:oii'IENIEIICE IS IMPORTANT - And ll'isspacious home Is close ID hoSpila[ shop~n~ elo 4 bedroom bi·lev ~ include! 21+ baths. llltraclive 1arni~ rom, ~rge klcll!rl and diniDi room, fiJI. P!. centrallir. 2 car gar>g~ city ulillies. 1 year buyer prtteetion,. $5~000. ' Wil Nle or bode lor pickup of aquol value. 1978 Ford van, E-210. •utometic, 1.c.• cruiu. p .o.p.b .. prlvocy cu,tomiud. 61 4· 992·2708. ~ lltiNKING Of BUILDING! DOll! - Tho 13 yr. old brick ranch •• cole~ your eye E<c:elienl oondition inside and out. 3 . BRs, 2\\ balh~ fami~ room living mom, equipped kitchen. Ful b.lnt 2 <>r prag• Nrce lot ck>se 1o town &hospilal.Cant build th~ b $59,900. gl•••· 1978 Plymouth Trail Duoter 4x4. good condtlon, new 14-3_11·111LT Monoter Mudden dNo. •1100. CoH 614-742-3010. 430 411! Avt - Vriy pd ln-IDwn localioo Remodeled 4 IMoom ho.me. 111C~des alum. sidin& lamjy 10001r gas fireplace, d11rng raom, nat. gas heal (higltest$1011. basement delached garage, plus a large fenced backyar~ Buyer ll~ lir 1 ~""· $49.900, owner. will help finance. LOVELY WooDED OHIO RIVER srinNG - Silualed on a2.3 acre knoll w(th a lwely view ofti'M! river,lilis2800 sq.It home otm plen~ ol pr•acy. The·home hi! 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 U bled· baths, equ,pped IOtch!rl, 2 firl!lllaces. 2 famiy rooms, large finished basement [rndudes 15x2411mi~ roorrj, 3 "'"• h.w, heat. 2 car <arPort. plu! much more. w~ sei addilon~ 42 acres wth oak, walnut, cherry &ash: lbise & 2.3 ac. Akit of house lor $69,900. cer- good cond. Sell or trade •il.aoo. Serioua inqufre• orfy. 614-388-8123 . 1 s"7e Monte Corio. good . cd)ld ...looded, ralley w~Hia, &4.000 mlleo. 12.000 or boat offer. Coli 814-3877~60. BEAUTIFUL COUIITIY SETTING- PLUS ACR£$ - CHARMING REMODELED FARM HOME HAS FANTASTIC VIEW OVERlOOKING RACCOON CREEK_HAS EAT-IN KITCHEN, FIRE!'lACE IN LIVING ROOM AND LOVELY WALLPAPER THROUGHOUT. APPROX. 19 ACR[S, WITH 9 ACRES FRONTAGE ON RA&OON CREEK. BARN, OUTBUILDINGS AND TOBACCO BASE. ALL FOR AN UNBELIEVABLE PRICE Of $40,000!. MDUCED fRICE 011 2 STOIY COlOIIIAl- Have yoo.ever wanted lo reslore an lider home but didnl wanllhe work! We've lilt whal 101r're looiing for, """wilin& ...,. plum~ng, ...,. kitchefl, new siding, new rew deck. FtJcil plan indudes 3 BRs. 1~ balh~ er1trance Ioyer: formal dirlm& iving room. 2 firepl""" plus ~ace b woodbumer lltosement 3 ac. kit. AI ill $66.900. "'"' """!. ~He CBattga~g •1 . 8oo . 8469.\ Call 61'4-256- ' 1977 VW Rabbit gas, red, black interior. 4 spd., 4 dr .• good condition. Call 448-9798. U.OOO. . radio, reel sharp, $3,799. John'• Auto Sales. Bulavillo Rd. Gollipolis, Oh. Open til dark . Call 4464782. 1978 Cougar. PS. PB. PW. -!'C. cruioo, AM-FM, GM mago. Mull aoll. Coli 4460269. 1979 red Ford Fi61ta, sUn· IF IOU CAll BEAT litiS PRICE fll BUY 'IOU A SIEAX .. DINNER! - Modem brid< and frame ooi:h with Ids of charm 8eutifu1 Early American -~mom w/brif:k 1re!Qc8 & pegged hardwood !oars. Larae lamly mom w/another ~rt warming lir!lllace illd mdoor BBQ -located where n won'l di!turb rest o1 house. 3-4 BRs, 2 lUI balh1 Large S<tr!erled· in !Xl'cll and pienly of SUage_ uceli!rlt' neiiil bDri100d. dislnce lo IDwn. Iry and ind one beller at $612.901) D AGAIN TO $59.900. EII:El1EIII' liVER VIEW - Ills 3 BR ranch on lowe! Rl 7 oil"' outstlnding II!I!W m1he river. Beautiful fir!lliace in iving room oompliment hardwood ltocn Large eotin l<lchin, 1 bath. parli~ bsmt Property hos mobile home pad &block garage. euy., Prot~ Plan. R£DUC£D 10 $41.!100. 6E BY YOURSELF - WhenJOU purchase tl1is cedat 1>-IMI in the poods. Coolains 3 BRs. HI balh, eQUipped l<ilchen. . family room & iving roorn I car praee. Ele<t ht w/woodbur~ng 1urnace ~r baclcup losumable morta1ee 423 acre lot euy., Pr<iecton. PRICE REDUC£D , TO $42.0110. 1982 2 dr. Ford Eacort, 4 · ~pd . , TUPPERS PlAINS - MEIGS COUNTY - $30.800 - FRAME RANCH, 3 BR, ATIACHED GARAGE. NICE LG LOT. Campf'ng HURRY~ .. '. 2 c~bln tents. 10x14 . ICreened porches. LAST DAYS OF Rem-ing, oiding. lnlltal· ling and ropoiriftglirap._, olmuloted bridL and otuceo. th~mQ replacement dowo. 304-87&-1180. wir!· ruinl-- .Morcum' Roofing • Spouting. N- looatalllng roofl. 30 yuro uparieneo. _,;!tilling in buill up roof. Colli 614-3BB-1917. PAINTING· Never been used. Soldnewforovtr •200 toch. Want •100 or 80. Call 614-985-3596 or 992-5889. 79 Motors Homes lit Campen 'S:i Hondo V. 45. 304-875- 1--....,-~---'--~ 31~ . JULY 31st IN STOCK TRACTORS .. 2 WHEEL . 2-5240 8 H.P. HAND START 1-5260 8 H.P. ELEC. START 2-5645 12 H.P. HAND START 30"10WER. PLOW. OR TILLER t------..----------...,~--1 HAIIIISOIIE 81-LEVIL- look at allhe rest then come back to lhis on• 2 years lid anill~e brand new. 3 bedrooms, 2 bat~ with familj room, '""tral a1r, rice kitchen O'ld gwage. Green schols, and oonv!rlienllocation., I mi~ lrom city limits. REDUCED TO $49.900. ' negotiable . Coli 614-2455294. 1976 Chevy Monzo, V-8, Am-Fm Co10atte, 4opd, PS, PB. AC. 89.000 mlleo, •1200. Call 614-3888639. 1974 VW Bug, good condl· tlon. runo good. Call 304878-3970. 1979 Chryoler Cordoba, tully equipped, good conditlqn, U, 800. 137 Pork Drive. Point Ploaoont, 304875 -8983 or 304-8953812. '80 Oldo Omega SX. outo, ve, .,., -~ ac, em-fm 8 track. 304-878-11288. ' ·'83 Cudoll Suprema, low mHNge. good 911 miiHgo. 304-&7&-3123. ,'711 Muotang •200 . or blot · offer. 304-885-3084. ' . Chevrollt Malibu 111-1973·w-. rune good. dlt: •800- •c. 10.000 wheal mU... 304-1178·2&!11 871-8937. • or EXCELLENT VALUE lARGE ROOMS, EVERYTHING IMMACUlATE IN THIS 3-2 HOME. BEAUTIFUL CARPET, COUNTRY KITCHEN, PERFECT FOR AYOUNG FAMILY. KYGER CREEK AREA. $37,500. . REDUCED $6.000-NEW LOW PRICE $70.000- 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH RANCH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, FORMAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM. BRE.WAST AREA OFF KITCHEN. 2 ' CAR GARAGE, 16x32 IN-GROUND POOL. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS HOME. IT IS GOING TO SELU, ·GIIUT LOCATION NEAR GOLF COURSE, GROCERY. !liNIC. NICE 3 BEDRO<J,1, 2 BATH HOME. EAT-IN KITCHEN. Al.SQ HAS COlY DINING NOOK. LOW GAS BUDGET. $37,900 $23.5011 -TRY TO RE!'LACE THIS 19Bo BUDDY 14x70 MOBILE HOME NfJ YOU'LL KNOW lfS A STEAL! FURNISHED, 3 BEilROOMS. 2 BATHS, ONE HAS GAROEN TUB, COORAL AIR OONO. PICtURE PERFECT INTERIOR, PORCH. FENCED PlAY AREA. LG. LOT. HIJIIM · blr~ ln<aled " .QUiel neighillrlml on low •allic !lreel warm I sold. DllfAII 11011£ MD II ~- 11/L - \\llh born. pallrre, woods, 4 Blll'l>me,-11 bl!ement II localld jUSt 3 miles lrom <ily imil! i1 cily st11oo1t Hornehos 12xZ711111i~ rooim, 12x23 'II ivrna 24•40 bsmt. bllh &\\. AI inpd !ble of repar. · • lllfDUC£D 11) $67,0110. l)lOnl, HOllE IN lUIIII - l)iet lotalior1, lrierdy noillhillrs. Wei buill. PI! conclilion. 20 Ill' <*I, l!llq eftlcilnl, 3bodriiJm Cllln ink in honl and r11< of home, endlled meclum size lot .Sizeable loan assumption with re110111ble IIIOUCED TO $44,0110. - •cotcheuerd-water ' ·OR CALL .. 446· 3643 EVE. · '"" .~ · : . •.. ----- ' • Call 446-8515 or 446 0445 lie --------.. ,. · SHEET. METAL WOIIC mate.. Run tt We m1ke custo.. dtlct -,~ wotl We !ltlllir Fw- .-.. RICH 1nd Htlt Pv•ps; •• . GAWA . "' l REfRIGERATION. CO. .~. 614-446 4066 ,;:,..,- 1'8tM. •BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP *BATHHOUSE •PRIVATE •ELECTRIC 'WATER RON'S T-lion S.oleo. &paclolizlng in Zenith - MotDroll, Ou111r. anti h..Uaa calla. Col 304-57112398 or 814-4411-2414. 82 Plumbing NOM & Heating EY DOWN sso PER MONTH CARTER'S PLUMBING .AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pin_e , Gallipollo, Ohio Phone 8.14-4411-3818 or 81.4-448-4477 - Give your camper a permanent home 52 weeks each year. · NO RENTALS · DIRECTIONS: Sol!tb 5 mi. below 111111palis 1111 Olio Rl 7 ..:.. cnm lace llllR CrlllridJt. l!lftl Good- 1 Excavating, ....... menta. ' lootan. -aya. oaptlc tonko. iandocaping. Call anytime 814-4484637.-Jomao L. DIYiton, Jr. -- . SUNDAY.PUZZL-ER oilers, 750..GI 01111111 'trOMP . .' ' . •• •• ... REDUCjD TO $!1,!100 - Owneii m<11 wlous 1D !11. lmme~We f)l1lllllion. An lllrne !hoi's ,rnGIII! 1&1- olifiiU IICrl1icir1 ~. 4 lirll N-in dDIIIs. dininl room, equipped klch&l. lornltj room, lirepl'!"'- blsornenl ptrs I acre yonl. • •• '**- . .•'' ,·. .IN GALLI A COUNTY " lkt liHIIIIn, Broktr 446-3796 JJm Coc:llrn, Auoc. «&-7Dl Clyde W11hr, Auoc:. 245·5276 I, J. H1irston, ~sot. 446-4240 1 D1vld E. WIMIIIn, Assoc. 441-3796 , ,,, · ,. . 1 "WBI:MaA·. . HOUS - WORD ' - ..--!'11111-..--...--- .~- ' .. " 152 ....... 153 ltlll8n .... 'i54 \d w:oad in~ , • Pwtl01- .$AUIPOUS 5 1110111 r*ler type horne. 600 li1clt ol 3nl Ave. lmmodiolo ~ - one c.- eare. til · ~ 1mMie5. Priald loll. $19,!QI.OO. . • , _ ......,._ ..icJCIIyll! 117o..d'lpoot t51 Trlsls , . Comnnl to~ A-ot1ho ... 110 l.oc*: al hlir 101&11 IE£F AIID GIAIII FARM One of Glillil County's Jinesl, 171 oaes. more or less of IMI to lillY idlitw lind. dr 1111*. 1rori11tJt on 3 roms. II nirml tWits inciludld al'x7fl born. IJII1Iiimenl sheds. Q1m aibi. lbhlxleltid finn house in Pid CIIUdiliol\ Much more deiJils. Col . -· - . . UUCHS I mile lrom Ohio River. Fe1lvres hD\1$8, hutt dutch style bam, excellent Ilk! sill, croplond, piSture, lnd\ woodS. Ownef SIJS "MAkE OfFER ON ~ll OR I'Aftl". Priced io' 'Sell IS I llfm, AnEIITIOII IUILDEIS This Jnplrty has been subdMdtd inlll I ICI1. - 10 tql ....... Clll bt sold indi· woter olillill· lowthispos$iblt IS ,Ift either flrll •• CIIRy m.-.... _ _ ~- VACATIOII CAIIUY BLUE lAKE Owner fina..q sundeclt. nnlllller. system. electric. Buy t 'wiUI Clllll1inR lrliler or will1l1lt, concrele pad. Great FIShin&! Buy ana move riaht in. IM4 lOW DOWN PAYIIEIIT. OWNER FINANCIIIC lor 1 2 bedloom home ovettJokioc lite Ohio Rilrlr •Iiiii Iiiiie mtnenlrtte. BeD!III!I home C1f •elile.nenfhoine.'Wt ~ you laOiq . 'HO US ACIES VACANT AIID OFF IT. 35 •. ~lind :-Beside old U.S. ~WIY 35. In onarealhlt is detlelollil'c mt Rt 35. short di!tlnce west of Gaikpois, Get l now. . ,!144 t1T...... t2- 127' 2 • . t21- t3D~rrf­ - JO ...... ;wllllle UIAaiillh... tSI(Ialpb- 134,._ot.__. tJIQIYOI- ~~~-- . , I 20CUt 2Slemptdl"ythl.h*' 258117 5 ..... trs.o-- ••- ~~~ 1't· t02~bdl)tng~7 105 Shlrp " • 101 C.utulf ~l '"112Wiimlh · '11ii \ ..- 51520.. 120 Poww:lnD .__ 118T~- . . .~- ~ ·~ ~ ' . ~..~ t2211Mdatohokl.- -~ t· se-otsss 11 Pin or c:tut:n a..,..~ 123 Fb.t s-tocl of 748Cx10 17- ,.~1 3 Y -. ""'"""" BOCIMr 02Snoke 13 .... " plano ............ \ '" , ,.,. <! ,.. 1..1ug111- 132134 on. CiiQUIW 131lMK-olllalln ...._, ·t. ·~" <il t... ( i t3110oop- s.a. tt- -...;..) 12 0 - 140f!MnM . 141P.nol~ 142 Hlldln ee Blblic:ll ..-~ t l u~ 125Fcn.ord 12tfond ..... 121NMd I " :.1\ 121 Ell ' 54- 87- 1?C• ~~ ~ 114P'IIr*r 1ST......- ~ *""" .. Colrornlx 41 EdDte rootttodt ,.,. .,., , .,,,, r;ti e....... 115s.o-b117 Rldlet • Plitt 113Fot,_1hll 11!Ranwt ..... .................. 1211C...- ... 43 -.ooe>hlor&ot JOAold-. tM- 12~- ..._ <0 .......... 41 Arnl:tCI P*rw'l 88,mbolb,_ tr.atgo 17 Db Son,._, s- 41C0rry 16Dar1 3t .... 33 17 8rtl:fg. '-"' 38 Ca.dlll ...... idligir 10Cf P'r'*= ,,,....., 1t0 .......... 8plln .... or ... I ~- 101M . . . , REDUC£D FOit QUICK SAlE- SZ4.900 In Gallil1'*< WIA Ill shop doWnlllwn..6 moms, 3. hobedidniiOI'"'ms,m M b 1D!I1!, na ~wge 1rt1n1 portlt NO uplteep. Niq! twae slwle trees. Low lUes. Home you siWd d1ecl< oo. .· '-il -. " 17Reueuoad • _11103 HOlE - 2 ACRES Ill JHE COUITIY 7 II1CI!t lose wilh 3 or possilie 4 ~ ~*hen wilh 'Ill*-in ClliNit. sam witdiws alii Ibn !Mae butin& W111. 3Zlfll, loc:llld 011 Stile ......,_C'lllor your IPIJOiUIUet - - FARI 01 IIMSIIEJil & IUILDIIQ LOTS bills, . ~~-­ ~~­ ~~12. L.WI CXJtlcln t.trt 2tflaut Real Eetate General on iD!> ollhat Plus 12121 screened ~ pore~ and !~ready 11 barpo !flee. • -,._ .. ·- __ __ _ .. ....._ --·-_- _ _ ... _ ,........... ·-· .._ . .. ·-__ _ - ....... - . .. _,_ _ . ·-__--end.... ,_ . ··-Jollw 07,._ .. ..... 1ti""'·-.... .. _ ·. ·.,....... ........ .. ........ _,. . '* ..,... talt3-··.... __ ····. .. ··-· ·-iahw ..... . .. -. "_ ·-r.s---.. ......... 71...,,.,.. ...... " ........... 10- .. ,,...... _ ·..- . ,.......,., ... ...,_ . ,.. ·.··~ · ..._. .,._ ...·-·-,.._ ..··... _. ·-.......... ,. 1:17 . . . ftQrnt 131 • : lal alnf:lli,g l• *' lwo lilt !!JI"' I 4-5 BRs, 21+ 1Qe iwinl!lininl mom, eal<nkilth<n, fwnily room, & Ids c1 uage You1 rW1t & fob .... OPEN TILL DARK 2 l.als in llichlell11111. Suitil1le lor mobile home or build your home. Rural . . . buy lllltl lor $2.800.00. MOIHEII Of IAUILAY£11 WILL AI'PI£CIAIE 111EtE IllS 11011( IS IOCAitD - Closo Ill me lilllilido & lthOol ~ -~ vp • Big Foot Park o- lmlth. 112-UOI. Real Estate General TY "" '· ---------.!...-----.----"' e•tr•- blnatiOII FR-dinin&, 15x22 livinr; room, cerRttllf&, el•ctric furnace, ijreplace, full btsement Wlth woodbumin& stove, 2 car r;arap. RIVER FRONTAGE& HOllE ~ 6 yr. <*138Rhomehes !248 . sq. ft. ol ivina !j1ICI! tJ"' lUI basemenl, nice Mthen wla~ f~ balhs, .,.. ill acre ollilld which JlOSio lhe noer. 1\11 be a clloic:e 1J-'Y when lhe dim i! ur<ler conslru<:tion. bul lhe "'""" wenl I !Old now. PRiCE REDUCED 10 $21,0110. ~~ W1it C.! lod.v. ~ IioroioJ, All T - lnHilllao, Eltclrlcll WlriOC- tlon. dtodot-.. FREE- . FINISH THIS ONE YOURSELF AND SAVEl This I!Nuty Is situated on 1 scenic eleven acre set~n& nNr North.Gallia Hi&h School. Six room · ra11ch offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 12xll com- .~ • · Devldaon.Cell lto Jofloro. 114-118-8881 balore 8:30 a.m. 8:30, or l&a-882.3 alter GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, ...LIIIIIG UIIS '1fDUC£D 19 $34,!100. IMner JIM8 WATER SERVICE. Colt Jim larnitr, 304-87673!17. For Sale 1973 Ford 1180 ~;::::;::::===== Backhoe. oncloood eoiJ,- 87 Upholstery . dr01. '71100; 1983 GMC Single ula nm~truclr. goOd tlrH, minor WOfk ......... TRI STATE rebuilt ·311 D -. -nd UPHOLSTERY SHOP truck. •21100: Homo modo 1183 Soc. Aw .• Ga"lpol!t. 1-boy, lingle oxla, tilth 814-448-7833or614-448· wheal. •11100. 0 .8 .0 . or 1833. trodo tor 4x4 or llelloy - - - - - -- -- MCUI WE HAW: UUYEA- fc.-lho home b1Us not tied·up by a a>nlrad. However, she may gel her moo:r, *'Y doy and yoo'l have missed out on lhis 3 BR rar1ch w/1 ~ balh11iYinaraom & l8llli~· roorn. eal-in·IVItll!rl & 2 car 111'810- localed on Jay Dr. lhis home is ABSOLUTELY a pel buy a1 $42.00. Buyers Pl'*'<tion on com~ lor a ful yr. IIIIer !lie. /Nmi"'m & redwood'!idin& ~-1 V@l ·- '--• 11M1i11 & Air CMI- BUY YOUR OWN PRIVATE CAMPSITE / NEAR GALLIPOLIS - $28,500 - NICE FlOOR PLAN, BEDROOMS, LG. LIVING · DINING AREA: EAT-IN KITCHEN. BASEMENT WITH REC. ROOM. FANTASTIC BUY! · RUSS AND MAX EWOTT CO. H. 1956 Chevy, 4 door. 6 SHARE litiS OUTSTANDING !liVER VIEW - Thel>wnt!r wil help a qUIIWIOd bu10r w/ lhe finillcirlg on tl1is dandy 3 Bll ~•me "'""' If! rider but has been mulemized in every W!IYInclude! a nice kilth<n, mu1em bal!l, bsmt and a ma!l!r fUll· view ollhe river. Large 1.75 ocrelol w/rnobile home &tarae General Haul jng Jomt1 Boyo Wotar Service. Aleo poolo filled. Call I 1 4 2111"1141 or 814 ·441 1175 or 814· 4411·7911 . vinyl addltioft, Ilona. con orl14-387- 111d ctnlral air. large 2 <ar garage. 8eal set of slora&e cabinets we have soen. Assumable mortpge. all on rice iand!<lllod lol on U.S. 35 by Sunki~ Subdo ..... PIICE REOIIC£D TO $~.0011. · . 1969 Old• Delta 88. run' good. Col 814-992-2883. 1980 c- 41101 Dozer, 21100 h n . - OOY.... t u l - -• . tr•ck. pin• • buah::ca: 12700; 1971 Ctoa I 8ackhqa. 2100 hro. ancloaod cob. new·,_ - · u-c1 -nd. •11,000. CoM Loa Jaflorl. ........ 8 :30 814-811-1181 or .;..,.8:30. FREE 50" or 60" MOWER · Real Estate General · ' COMPACT HillE - Seems much larfl!. 3. bedmoms, 31! bath!, lalxJr saving kilch!n, utility room. !iningl\Mng area 61,000 mllao. Vary good condition . 12.200. Call 814-992-3792. 86 sale. ooma romodtllng. 20 yro. exp. ·co11 814-388-8812. Convertible, ex. eond. price trans. 6 cylinder. · a.c .. - Business:~ Services ·~~ ex- BLACKBURN REALTY _: 446-0001 78 Plymouth. automatic w--eoa-- . i-1122 12 H.P. LIWI & Glrdtn Trxtor 1-1179 KT-17 H:P. Llwn & 6lrdetl TractOr1-1199 K1·19 K.P. lnn & Garde~ Tractor . 1971 VW olupar Baatlo, A-1 Cond.. also 1979 MGV 614-742-2420- & 4 WHEEL TRACTORS 1918 Harley DoYio Sporto- Fetty Troo Trimming, ol\lmp D..- Wort. by Ted Hanna. t ar,• ol ac . ltert, 7 •000 oc. removal. Call 304-1711- Dltohn. pondl. roods. land 1 331 mu-... exc. ·condlti on . ,_,...._·- '- - . , - - - - d-'no. etc. Col Motor Cor Broken. 448-8692. U ..IOO firm . 304-875- r· Bulldlng-Ramodoilng, Con641!4creto, drvwall, electrical, 1984 Honda Shadow, Ina roofing. floc!rlng. lromlng. th., 1800 miiH. ciNn. kitch•n· blthroem inltellll- 64 MiiiC. MerchandiH $21JOO.OO. 304-175-5917. lion, door-window lroming. - - - - - - - - 304-875-2440. roof, $1,800. Call 4460871 . · cylinder. auto engine rebuilt, needs body work • ptint. truclra. 84 & Refrigeration J .A.II .Conotructlon Co.Ru· SEWING Machino ropolro. llond, Oh.814-742-2103: oarvlca. A u - - S I I I , ...... f...._ I. Con- S - • Sarvlca Sharpen crete work , 8aolho•"•· Sci11oro . Fob l ic Shop . Do.-.~- D - Po....oy. 814-992·2284. For FREE. ATT ACHM~T perkin; loto. any olD job. Excavetlng tlactotco! l i -. ·' FREE 83 terior, plumbing. rwRI• Equipment Improvements Vale\'.• yet close !rl<>Oglllo walk lo downtlwn orea. Has aia'ge beauiiuft lann~ room wilh fireplace, 2 1uft ceramic baths. beauli1ully decxM'aled ii1d O>CCOient care and 2 .. 111raee. Owners rr1IM!d llrld slale and deslro Qlidl !lie. REDUCED PRICE BY ALIIOST SIO,OIIO TO $69.900. • NEAR POMEROY WITH FRONTricE ON Rl 33. 3 BR, 2 STORY. BffiER HURRY, IT'S PRICED AT I:;:::::===::;=== 78 len( oondltlon. •33. Call 614-742-29&7 or 7'd - 1 - - - - . . : . - - - 2143. 81 Home SELLER'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN - - < * I brict< rillch localed in !own with a ~nils view of lhe Ciiy and Ot1io RM!r SYRACUSE - MEIGS COUNTY - $10.250 - NEEDS SOME ~ BUT IT IS ASUPER BUY! Auto Parts & Accessories ' 1981 Honda Ex.,..U axcol· =., 77 Chevy Vega one owner. r---------.:..---------i ·- The Sunday TimeS-Sentinel Pag 1 0.7 - W. Va. JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT1982 Honda XR80 oxc. ING . Rt. 1. Boa 3111. CJalll. cond .. runa oxc .• •400. Coli 1977 Fl-wing 17¥.. ft . polio. CoN 81'4-317-01171. 614-387-7105. fully 1elf· cont•ined with ., • h - . " - 8. 304-678- SHULAW'S Plumlolng J 11 Honda ZIO. good 2786. • Hoatlng. 211 Sixth St., cortd.. 1300. Call 445"-•nt. W. Vo. 3044737. 1. 977 Starcroft IY~YOI trall,or, . Point PB-8420. Ucan- and 24 ft. ooll-containad, many 19.3 Hondo ATC 18&. 10 optlona e3600. 304-8911- insured . ...-ho old IOdt 3 monthl. 3371. EXo. Con. Cal 814-7422541 . . 83 Excavating moka oflor. Call 614-24&. 9118. • 76 BURt;>ETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. Open 74 Motorc:Yc!•• doily 9 to 8:30. Slit. 9 to 4. Cloud Sunday. U.S. Rt. &0. Coolville , Oh 614· 887(911 Vemahe &0, exc. 3388. cond .. .•coo. l:;aii446-0335 altai'& . · 1977 VW pop up camper, excellent lhapa, •a.ooo . 1911 Hondo 7110 Cullom Coli 614-245·6478. 2600 milao. like new, 1 - - - - - - - - peddad oltoy btr, two Apache tent camper. whh holtneto, •1,710. Coli 614- awning, liaepo tour. 1550. 36l0394. Coli 814-446-9636 . 1 7e Chevy otatlonwogon. 1 d78 Dodge Royol Monaco 4dr. Pe.PB,alr.cruiH. new d,.s,new brakes.new trena. eO.ooo mi.. will ucriflce. 1984 Bojo 18 ft. 184 hp l~board . 304-875-3633. 1978 cuotomiud Chevy 1979 Trotwood, 5th whael Von. low miiHge, good trovtl trailer. 36 ft . with condition. 8oa Lindo Ste· awning end allextr11. Exc.lw•!'· Mulbany Hgto, Pome- lent · condition. Call · 614992-8832. roy. Call 614-992·5271. ' 1 tfao vW-Robblt air cond., 41,000 mHes, one owner, o . condhlon. •;3.600. Call 4 -0616 anytime. , v· Home Beaementa, pool deck•. 1974 Ford Pinto for ~rto . 1974 Troduman 300 304-882-2589. Dodge von. •3&0. CoR 614-· 742-2113. 1974 Ford Pinto for p'orta . 304-882· 2689 . CHECit litE FEATURES: of !his attractive 4 !f. old brick & Ira me home. (I) 1.0% II$SUmable 114.121 $4.000 down ill'nt f3l w.b.iiropiaca (412 hllliMI!s. (5) hell pump w/ <mt or, 161 Olef>iled 2 c:.Jr garage w/ work!hop, (7) immac~ate oonlililn, (8) 1 ac. yar~ There is much roore for only $54,000. IIIIIACIJLAT!: BIIICI· RAfiC!I :- Thi! ii an allraclive 3 ~m brict< home lhal is locolod jusl\lriile on Rl 35 "' · Mitchell Rd. k indudes an eQUipped liichen, dining area. Ill baths. elect heal pump w/ centrll air, 1ul~ carpeted. large i>Orch & pMio plus ousile and .4 acre yanl. Priced at $55.0011. $29.!100 - LOWER RIVER RD. ..__ Owim need m soliD seltl.e - Thi! 3 bedroom ranch O'leriool<!lhe river juSt 3 . miles sMI1 rt !own. Includes equipped l<ilcheil,l fireplace, ~ring room. baernerJt floc.-ed.* . - plus nearly \!acre yard wilh mob)! home hoolwp. . Vane. & 4 W.O. 77 Joap Wagoritorp.a., p.b., 4 ,whotl drive. Prica reduced to t1 210. firm. Cell 6147~2 - 2281 cir 304-773 6684. GHAT SIMlER HOllE - Good - I I NEW USTIIIG - On you'U enpy rTIO'Iini 01tD !his I quolity home "" oulside of lhe PMect I··lor bu~ ju~3 B11slarlrlg out lhis home is and in a nice area. t~de 4 1 . • ' • . . Pi for sale. •35. each. 30 -676-6839. 64 ·. Wiseman Real Estate Agency ·IN REAL EST ATE N2·1 -SALES IN GALLIA CO. Q,j,rtor horoe for oale. Call 30' -882-2076. . • 1 .. 1976 Ford YJ ton pickup eKe. 81 74 1------ --- _c_ o_II..;_44_6_-4_7_B_2.~~-- ! ..~------·----11111!1·----1974 Chevy lh ton pickup cond. Call after 5. 4480899. Sale 1-J____....:,..:.:..:.:.:_ ea Estat• o ·e neral very good. cond. Sell or trade make offer. Call 614245-9616 . TNck• for 1979 Chevroltt C - 10 short bed pickup . good. 83' Honda 450 3,000 mil01, RINGLE 'S 8ERVICE expo· cond .. ulll;&.•3.500, Call naw condition, mun ooll. rioncod t6olloog. including 614-218-1 · .300. Col1448-4095 . hot tor oppl c8tion. ..__ L hort bad tar. alectrlclon • .......,: call. 1979 C ·-·• uv • • 304-171- 2088 o r 871· compar- 1011. 4 ""'" radio. l?is~;;a;ta;;n(il-· 4180. t2 .781. 1110 Chevy luv I 1- - - -- -..:..-llhort bad. • opel., rodlo, AC, , Motors for Sele GET cor ~ SHIP t2,899. John'• Auto Saito. your P•• Bulavllle Rd. Galllpollo, Oh. I SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ~-u 448 , 19 STEAMER .IWotot ......,.al, Open til dark. ...,. . 73 Carravalle. 18ft. 140 lumlturo cleaning, frM ...~ 4711;1. HP, 1-0. drive on trailer, motH. 304-171· 22811. $3,300. Call 448-2240. 1972 Chevy Pldl-up, good Water wallo i:om.,..,.,lol and cond,rwwt._, .1200. C,II 14fi. aluminumllttbottom domaotlc. IHt hol01.e14-218-11101 altar lpm. b,. ,., trailer, 3 •PHd. olac. NIH and oarvlca. 304· 886· motor marina battery, 2 Ute 3802 '77 Ford""" ton pickup. and O.ra. t&IO.oo. 1...,..- -·- - - - - -otondard tronlmillion. 304- . 5 and 7 p. m: AS E M E N T W ATE R • 87,1 -3237. PROOFING. Uni:ondltionol llfatlmo _ _ .. Local 1978 Chovy, 3 quarter ton 19' Johnoon Run About roforoncao tuinlohed. Froe 4x4 uc. clean . 304-876- 200 hp, VB, inboord out: aotlm-. Call co11oct 11318. board, tandam troll ... both 814-237-0489. 9 a.m. to 8 --•·'d.o ohort bad · truck· rn good cond. Call Oozia p . m . Ro88n B11ament Fl_.., 614-4415-3282. Wo•-roo11~ j_oppar 1100.00. 304-876- - - - - ' - - - -- - - · · -·~ ... . 6424. 1984 Baja 18 ft. 184 hp Cement llnioh.-, Richord inboord . ·304-875-3633. Gtrfiold. 61 4 -985 -4464. Truck Toppers. Most aizes, Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gaili!'Oiil, Oh. Open til dark. a,·110 Point Improvement• GRAIN FED LOREN NOLAN 388,;.9676 different colors. John ' s 1978 Chryolar New Yorker. American Saddle bred ttll· '73 Nova . $600. Thooewho lion and lilly, both 2 yro. old. Called earlier about this c~r. ex. blood linea. Call 446- ' call again 304-675 -3180. 1842 ext. 222 or 614-2688481 after &PM. · Arebi•n Mere, gentle. call 61it-742-2143. Bulaville Rd. Gollipolia, Oh. Open til ~arlc . Call 448 · 4782. 72 99¢ Lb. HOUSE FOR SALE 1 mi. fro11 city schools. Quiet neiahbomood, 3 bedroom bi·ltvtl. liYiftl roo111. din In& room. equipped kitchen, Ia. fomily room with firoplace. Ill baths. oversized deck. praae. central air. Assumable mortcqe 11 9%. C111 after 5:00, 4460646. 1982 S -10 Chevy pickup. V-6. 4 apd., AM -FM tope, sun roof. vinvl covered bed. July 29, 1984 FREEZER BEEF SALE 1 equipped. 17,000.00 firm . 8:00 Real Estate General glaaa par boat with trailer and 40 HP Johnson motor. Col 446-4337. called ..rtier about this c:er, call egaln 304-675-3180. Livestock 72 Trucks for Sale · 1971 GMC otap van. 14 ft. 10.500 Jctual mil.es. Show room cond ition . fully ' 73 Nova. 1600. Those who 63 29, 1984 Pvmeroy-Middleport-Gallipolia, Qo.io-Point Pleasant, W. Va. T Q. 1!:. 144 F f l e - ··"~ I ~.• 149~~ 151 o.r- •J .~ d. l ~NIMOI'ICIM ._ _._ ·---.... 147 s...ruc ' 148 Drudgl 155latin~ f.,.N, �Ohio-Point July 291 1984 W. Va. ~~ ' CANOH SUPER HIGH GRADE . VIDEOTAPE . ' GivesYou VIsibly Superior Performance. Now, you can enjoy better quality home video pictures lhan you ever thought possible. with Canon 's a~l-new Super High Grade (SHG) video tape. · Your home video pictures look better than ever because of these outstanding features: . . • Uilra-flne particles deliver higher audio/visual pertormance . • Improved signal-to-noise ratios provide more faithful I color reproduc;tion • This four-layer tape. Including eJd'ra back coating and binding process. gives you .smoother tope transport and unsurpassed dt.~rablllty · ., ; Dr. Sandra J. Joseph '"'" ""' ., ' Area personnel·file •• .,.. '!' . UPPER RT. 7 Just South of . The Holiday Inn Gallipolis Phone 446-4517 ~ ! · GALLIPOLIS - Two new ency training was also at Marshall-afftltated hospitals In :;: physiC~, Dr. Rebecca T. ...., Stratford and Dr. Sandra J. ... Huntington. She wlll continue living In the Huntington area. "' Joseph, havejolnedHolzerCUnic ; Ltd ,"s family practice With addition of Strafford and Joseph, the famHy practice "' ~nt. Strafford Is Wllrklng part·tlme department at thecUnlc lJ!ls been ;! at the cllnlc's Sycamore Street able 1o expand Its services In - brailch and In the W'gent care early June. : center. Joseph Is working full· The urgent care center was .::; time for the cllntc and spell$ expanded from weeklllghts to ~ lime at Its Sycamore tactltty, Its Include Saturdays, Sundays and ;:;..brliJIChes In Jackson and Meigs holidays from 1-9 p.m. Family ;'t counties and In the urgent care practice at the Jackson Comity branch was expanded to 5-9 p.m. ::: center. .... on Wednesdays. · ':; A native of New VIenna, Ohio, ':Strafford received her medical GALLIPOLIS ~ David The>- · .; degiee at Ohio State University mas Crossen, son of Tom and 1972. She received her Intern· Nancy Crossen of 479 Jackson ~ship and anesthesia residency Pike, Gallipolis, recently passed .!training at Indiana University the Certified lnformatlon Sys- ~Medical Center In lildlanapolts tem Auditor (CISA) examina~d Is board-certified In that tion, a test for certi!lcation In ::::capacity. computer auditing. ::t: A resident of Gallipolis for the Crossen is nOY{ the only Blue :;past nine years, Strafford Is · Cross of Central Ohio employee to Dr. Craig Strafford, •• an obsteti1clan and gynecologist 111 Holzer Cllnle. They have three • 1 ·,• ·rm certltled In this area. The test Is .strnnar to a CPA certification examination for accountants. To maintain his CISA, Crossen must clxnplete W hours of continuing education In the field within a three-year period, and will continue attending meetings of the ElectroniC Dl!ta Process· · ~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii tng Auditors Association (E!). I • PAA),ofwhlchhelsaiiJ!!mber, current In the field. Crossen has been an employee at Blue _Cross for 2¥., years In Internal auditing. He -held the position of EDP auditor and was promoted to senior EDP auditor In September 1983. A 1976 graduate of Gallla · Academy High School, Crossen received his bachelor's degree In adrnlnlstmllve science from Ohio State University. He also had double majors In accounting and computer science. FREE. seminars and classes to remain :::married •• chlldren. . :;:. Joseph, who halls from Hun"';tlngton, W.Va., received her :!-~Jledfcal degree from Marshall ::t)nlverstty In 1981. Her Intern. ~P and tamHy practice resld· . ~- · (Continued frQm page D-1) :lbhmerctalconcems. :mt centucy was the . CAN PROVIDE YOU !!tiDe of greatest prosperity for both ~County ~ - . POINT -M.ASON AUTO GlASS· (304) 773~5710 Rt. 33 I A Guide to·loqt Television p · Joy 29 thru A':'fPISl 4 Compliments Of Mason, W.Va. ..... '· If We Replace Yo~r Windshield Af Our Shop In "'aso~;~, .w~ Va. During The Month Of August , You'll Receive A FREE 16"X60" Decorator Door Mirror To aeautlfy Your Home. We'll Even .G ive You Free Clips To Install Your New Mirror. ·. fomeroy ... ::"The early .' Includes complete "We're The Only Glass Shop You'U Ever Nee.d!" .,.- -~ canon S149 5 I o.sm() y f.- . TAX-FREE YIELD Showbeat : page 4 and Pomeroy. Pro- 'h!. . -: ~ the strtkes of the 1920s and · ,tpe depression of the ·;n,, both the . and. salt business began to -wane. Labor problems were great aDd salt became more accessible Smith's elstwhere. _: World War II brought a suddenjnd temporary boom In j#ilspetlty. , When thewarwasover, however, 4 I 7 Second Avenue P.O. Box 328 J¥>t resume. ·• ~ " "'"' h•o.--· '''" •~J.·• J ......... . '"""""' '''" '•" p . i ·t · · · EIPN WT88 . . WTVN Il i Hard to find quality like this is rare. "AbsQiutely showroom clean" best describes this local senior citizens trade. Feafures power windows, tilt, cruise, AM·FM, and 60· · 40 interior. Dove gray finish with maroon vinyl interior. low miles. A TING BUYER" • I• 19"dlagonat •127 Channel • Tuning Capability. ·•Automatic ' Contraat/Color • Tracking. R11011 •. ' I ' • 1983 Pontiac Parisienne 4 Do'o r · We sold it new. Two·tone blue exterior. AM·FM-stereo, tiltwheel, cruise control, reclining passenger seats 5.0 liter Y•8 engine, and only 15,000 low miles. Save thou·· sands on this like new family size~ Pontiac. : .' · i 1 WARRANTY · SPECIAL · $45900 . . 1981 Chevrolet Camaro This local one owner features autornatic, AC, wire wheel covers, tilt wheel, cruise,, and low miles. This sporty Camaro shows plenty of "Tender Loving Care". New Buick , Skyhawk trade--in. ABSOLUTELY THE CLEANIST WE'VE SEEN I RCA 25"dlagona• XL-100 Color TV : •127 C~annal Tuning capabiHIY , ·, •Lege lnclu- tor I Conaola Enaeillble. SPECIAL ,...----.a~~~~~~ ,$499°0 £LBERFELDS WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY, JULY 31ST ·- " FOR INVENTORY '· Plus Over ' 55 More I" ~II Pri'ce Ranges! . See Bob Brlckles, Harland Wood, Jim Cochnn or Gre1 Smith ,. ' r r,. 1 •t• ID ;rl ~ , . ''il . . .' ' > : , Cll . , f .' I ..Se,i,ag Gallia, Meigs' ~Jnd Mason ·counties· Control <JJ ([) . o\ ' . CA . • I . ' ID e:'•"Dii.,VX, I 1e ·· ' I I (f) (J) ® wv ' -•• o wv • ' I an economy compac_nhat's loaded':"with.power accessories .... windows, door locks, cruise control. tilt wheel, delay .wipers, rear defroster, sunroof and much more. '84 Grand Prix trade-in . . "NEW-PREMIUM TIRES" . A..._ GA CDI• ••· 0H ~·~-I 5 ·~t:OH' ~ •I ·f 1978 Chrvsler. Newport, 4 Door ~= l Here·~ 8nlhant co lor performanc e. plus the convenience and reliab ilit y .of elect r ome tu n•ng . . o RCA S1gna l ock eleclron ic tuning lets yo u selecl _all VHF and up to 6 UHF channe ls with one conve ment_ . control. ' o Automati C Co lor C_o~trol and Fleshtone Correction . • Automal•c Con trasi/Color Track i ng . . • Au tomati c Fine Tuning (AFT) . f I ChrletiM llletwlt< lportlf Netuuuk H·IWfAP .....,A:orv.wv ·1980 Olds Omega ·Brouaham RCA 19'1uagonal XL-100 . · Roommate™ Color TV with Signalock el~ctro~ic tuning . ~tion listin@8 CBN Another local one owner, we sold new. Features include AM-FM cassette, automatic, air conditioning, wire·wheel covers and cloth interior. Ownertcertified low miles. · · lady driven. · BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT SMITH'S . ~ +.I =:z =::·a:.· ~· ~ MAX Ck••• I' , lot""''' ·~ • • ~ I' onJ t•J~· rol ENJOY THE' OLYMPICS WITH A NEW RCA COLOR TELEVISION $3 5900 1 • . t•ikool 1981 Buick Shylark, 2 Door . . '. 1- ' '""' •II ,... ••,, ' RCA · XL-100 ·fa·mo~.u·s . .....,.r, •• ,..,. ,,.,..,..., ..1....... ~1. ,. ' X:htmnel ~i " . . -23 list"rngs.itu:/.Uded ~ "' t(iis weeks guide.• ,..-~ . ··. Classic··Cars Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-2125 ~slvecoalandsaltproductiondld PECIAL . I ~ Population began to decrease and bas continued to do so until recent jlears. l~tings . WE DO GLASS TABLE TOPS OF ALL SPECIFrCATIONS, ALL TYPES COMiitERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL GLASS WORK. · ~of salt, chemicals, coal and ~atlves was at Its peale "'lVorldWarlbroughtademandfor - . . ·: > ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 29, 1984 hobbs riggs roush taylor winn