http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f1af9e27feb2e98736ddb4caf88bd2e.pdf 0766c6c2a878f2a1b1e376a60e6e86be PDF Text Text . • Page 12-The Deily Sentinel toUr step!onS, Lawrence Hysell Jr. of Mll;lclleport, Bill Hysell of James H. Copeland, 76, Happy LaPorte, Ind., Robei1 Hysell of Hollow .Road, .Rutland, died Thurs- McHemy, Ind., and Richard Hysell day In Vetemns Memorial Hospital of Middleport; and flve grandchildren. .following a lengthy tllness. Mr. Copeland was a member of . He was bornMay19, Jrol. : Surviving are hls wife, Nellie the Good Hope Church at Scottown, Ohio, where services will bebeldat2 Hysell Copeland, whom hemanied p.m. on Sunday, wlththeRev.Earl on May 2, 191!2; a son, Carl, and a daughter, Bernia Hardin, both of Hinkle officiating. Burial will be In Carpentervllle, Ill.; three step. · Good Hope 9Jurch Cemetecy. Friends may call at Hilnter Funeml daughters, Mrs. Ida Smedley, Mrs. Home. Huttand. from 24 .and 7·9 ·France$ Baggy, il!ld Mrs. Shirley p.m.SaUJrd8y. Diddle, aU of the Middleport area; I "•' Copeland E~ergency runs reported I. Ten runs over the past two days kept the Meigs County Emergency · Medical Service busy. .. Middleport was called atl: 11 p.m. ·to .Riverside Apartments for Ed· ward James 10 Veterans Memorial . Hospital; at 1:36 p.m . Pomeroy went .to Main Street for Kermit Clark to Veterans Memorial Hospi-tal; Syracusewascalledat2:45p.m. ·to London Pool for Eddie Sawyers to Holzer Medical Center; ai6: 31 p.m . ·Pomeroy went to 23 Cave for Margaret Julian to Veterans Mem. Orlal Hospital; . Mlddieportwascalledat7:19p.m . to211 s. Third St. forMacyWelli; to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy Fire Department went to a struc· ture fire at 473 Broadway St., lett 1o:m p.m. returned 10:23 p.m.; Pomeroy was called again to Broadway Street, lett 10: 58 p.m. retl.(rned 11:15 p.m.; Huttand was cai1edaill:l4p.m.forHickJohnson to Holzer Medical Center; Friday at 12: 44a.m.'MJddleportwenttoNorth Second and Walnut for Floyd McCeUan to Vetemns Memorial Hospital; at5:29a.m . Huttandwent toMelgsMlne2forHobertMcCaiito O'BienessMemorlalHospltal. • f•Jed • COUrl • •1 aCllOh ..ClVI I m · 'An action has been filed In Meigs for payment of $~,636.a8 from CountyCornmonPieasCourtasklng Norbert Patrick Neutzllng and Anita S. Neutzllng, both of Long Bottom, toFarmersBank&Savlngs Co., Pomeroy, on a promlssocy note for real estate. A mortgage judgment In the Cow missing Beef queen inteniews Area deaths James R ·Friday, August 3, 1984 Pomeroy-Midda,port, Ohio Street.Asbort Ina mediclnecablnet ...,().1~1.1(11111: lit the case of Centml Trust Co. vs. ,I Pl1aeant s..nday, ' AUGUST 3 thru 9 50 Laughter. Trial. And triumph. , , catchlnaonlocally. . Secretacy of Labor Haymond Do11011an said earner . thla ._.. that .rn>A. " ...Is Uvlng' up to our best expectaUons, with more th8n ~.llXl participants In . the flrlt ~ lll!llltha of the Jlloeram." In GalUii and Meigs cOunties, Dave Gloeckner, n'PA directOr for the Gallla·Melgs Conummlty Action Agency, says that' It bas been a · slow· ·. · Pomeroy, OH. · · SWEET .SPECIAL 5 5LBS. 99¢ CANTALOUPES · FRESHPEACHES . WATERMELONS . FRESH YEUOW PREESTONE CANNING PEACHES · Prlcet good While aupply l..t1. patient In the Athens Mental Health '---~---=~~~::::::~::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~------_1~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~::::::~::~~ mo~~servlceswhlleshewasa Center. TODAY STARTS COKES toe • Levy approved :scene. · He was then tmnsported toHolzer · Medical Center where he was ·admitted with multiple contusions · and a concussion. He Is now listed In good condition. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. · Hobert Sawyers, .Racine. Jackson County's Newest and Largest Furniture Store ~. nlngnumberw¥~ ' a..~lpllll8wonianAnneBJooriJbergiiBldlt · ·~pulation increases; : $1 9 9 GAU.IPOLIS-WIIIIe~ . *' popila~a:' declined' by 0.1 . $788 Three Ways We Serve and You Savel . 2 Pc . 1. Direct factory b;,ying . Snve~ you n1oney . L----~--r---------------....:....--------------; Sole · quality bu~s of close-outs. scratch & dlmt and clistontinued . 3. In Store · regular merchc c. dise of the latest style furniture at near factory cosi ' due ' to volume b .. ying . 2. Tent DINI·NG GROUPS 60% Off Suggellilul Retcill Price . ' ·Formerly Country Barn --, 3 Miles South of Ravenswood on Rt. 2 - Hours; Mon.-Sat. 9-9, Sun. 1-6 ' ·. C:: to St<irt.ing AI . • Friday. BEDROOM . SUITES 00,0118to29,an 'JbroU&h9ut the reaton, only . ~llwno ................57,600(+2.t%.1 Ctllia ................... 29,1100(-1.0%) ......._, ................ 30,100(-1.5%1 IIIII Athelia and Mtt&ts tepll'ted popuia- . 1 !:."........ - " " " Totalt •or Gallla, "vwaon In -"""·tl~ _ , 11 Ohio -·~ . t1oa ""'~1• u....................... 63,200(·1.1%1 aided 'a mixed bag or PQiiuJatloa , Jacboo, Lawrence and VIntOn .~ ................. 23,1100(+0.5%) llmWIII. _. lou, the U.S. Census lhl;!w a dec!llne In the number of · V"- ............,..... 11,400(-1.7%) -QMt "All Store merchandise i)of the highest quality and gubronteed customer satisfaction. We aim to meet or beat any price. . Dealer's Welcome. . ROOM . 15 \ ~II. . au ...............~ -·....Atllenlbi.Q-·;pet';1; Of . frlllelC).'I&7,8.'111n lncTN8! c!llrq ' u. period. The 1111a · _ counl)'llftWII'Gm!llato5'1,&00,a 1,._..«1 jp"owtll · ' 2.1 pettalt juql. '· . ' 01uJ1f1 ~ the ~!::.:~ID::23:·:•:-:• 'phlshat . nw at dldlne • Its !pU!atbt lllllraallll,IIUo 11,400 recorded -adler •or u pilc&tt . ~ ;.iiler ·at r•h"enr., (AI') "'1. \' J . ' 'l»!.CM ll*tt Bar AIIIGtlatlaftlfti "II. hlk1iltl01tiiUI*wttbftl CGI4111D'I ...tl lt.OIIID~ZW a..ft-IIM tile IIW)'II'I' otpiltptiflli Clliii>t IIYt IJIUdillft to 4 loll, . ' : f'l'IU ll. Blzl!r,J.I ftrt at tiL lf,lll-n.a t*I Ph - ntl Ub lilt Wlllk a ........ ntpll1 will$ DOt c.?y a •lei cer •ll(l?a'ocilll'hctlilili . . . . the O!!BA. but lintnwd fnlm ~ wa ..-.orat 1 S . 1 ca tile part . 1J1e S24 miDion. ''We'rewornout.lt'sbeenawlldandwoolyweek," lie said, adding that he had IOid tickets to buyers 001111ng ttom as rar away as New Yark. The New Yorlc Lotto set the $22.8.mllllon k>ttecy . jackpot record, In May, when the jackpot was split among four winners. . Ms. Blocmberg said saies for Ohio's game this week had totaled more than $21 mUUon by midday Saturday. • • Chema had said he expected Lotto ticket sales to total at least $23 rnUllon by dmwlng time, although sales figures for Saturday were not Immediately avattable. Altlmgh the odds are 3.8 mUllon-to-one of pi~ktng the six numbers chosen, a $1 bet buys two tickets, so lottecy otftclals have quoted actual ndds of 1.9 mllllon:to-1 for a player buYing one ticket. ' LOCALI'Ol>tJIATION-'ftle iil!ltober of 05do, u ..,.. de·ci?Bed 11etw e • 'I M llld 18. Be.,_..,,llllweVer,l?ie._• bu.- 1'f4101lted a ~ of · . boal pwlb llld 8tw In P'JIIIIlp:.111t1n1e, r 'ap of smw Illpet p;w tP t c• ., . .• .. income ~-hike legislation . ' ' SANTA~ Calif. (AP) - President R.eagan pt'OOllled Saturday to veto any ...,._ ....... ,.!ion mlslng penronallncome taxes llld called on Democratic challeiiJI!r . WalterF.Mondaletotullyexplaln hlsown~to~taxes. InhlsweeklypaldpoUtlcalt'idlo .broadcast,thepresldentsaldhe\Vas addressJnethetoplcoftaxlncreUes "In case the Dernocratlc talk of ~ secret plans has yoo wotTied.'' · Spealdna from his mountaintop rartdt ill!lll' here, R.eagan pledged: "I will propose no Increase In personal Income taxes and I will veto any tax bill that would raise personal tax rates for working Americans or that would Jail to make 0).11' tax system slrtlpler or morefalr.'' . ' WhlleHeaganhasprevlouszysald hehas·noptanstoralsetaxes, ltwu the first tim~ he specifically mentioned personal Income taxes. .' "secret plan" for mlslng taxesw~s "the plan of the Democra'JS nominee for president," whonr 1Je, . ' never mentioned by name. ~ -.,: He complained that Monda!f~ ·plantoralserevenues\Rlwon't"~Y: for his promises." ~aganlnsl~· · .. $1,500 Increase In taxes "forevejy AmericanhoUsehold. :: "It's the same tired Old forml!lii~ .Reagan, nearing the midpoint of an 1lHiay vacation, alSo said Mondale's charge that he had a He said Mondale owes voters' an explanation of precisely how· ~ would raise taxes In l!l!ll. ~~: thatMondale'splanwouldresult~~ taxandtaxandspendands~..; · :·pes public ~th cri,iei$m· of Ohio Supr~me Cour( . S.iate. . •aJ.UMBUS. Oblo Vlntoal' a toietmllne/ said David Hahll, owner of Cincinnati business wbtch sells the tlckell. Another Cincinnati ticket ~. Paul Jacob, said before the dmwlng that he hoped scmeone would win ~=~t!-: .Reagall pledges·to veto any · .........~~~~!!'::!:!:.... ._ ·. . . . ' LIVING ' be valldau!d, she said. · Lottery Conunlsslon Director Th<mas Chema called It "Lotto fe\'l!r" before the dmwtng, which came atter a Wrek of treftzled ticket selling that spilled over Ohio's borders 10 affect tesldei!ts of nearbystates. Lottery acents In Ohio RJver town9 said many ~lucky and West·\llrglnla residents were buying ·. ~ tickets. Some agents reported waits of up to fiVI! hours to buy tickets. , "You'd better put In .t he newspaper 'Hurcy, hurcy' . . . ~. when theY could tum In tbelr tickets to WATERBEDS 'L ottery . aame. :CLEVELAND (AP) - Hundtl!ds of llngiers were crt 11 ed Saiunlay as thousands of Ohio Lotto players baped tbelr lilt numbers would beat the odds of 3.8 mlllon·»l and be picked In the weekly drawing tor a .. 1.Ud lottei)' Jackpot estlinated to be ·at least S24 mUon. · - 3 Pc. a& rtpt, Ia •drt m Tliitatl)' .roe lleuw" willie tile a 5 e' at ~teer; ..._,ilpuledllllla&?Jr•-.~..r.Rt 1!: afltUOikBI.Falr .""'dall were pknsed wlhllle- u-......... tllelllle.Flll? ....:IIi oflhesale llppt!lll' 011 Plfii!IA-' 1111J1 A-7af...,.,.a'l"'tneei S eo; . ' . _ eUJreJy a.t dftrlais would know belorP 9 a.m. ; 1' y w11et1ter t111n had been any Jackilc?t·winners. I 1 = Iotll!ly omees are closed 011 weel e..,., the 'II ••Y or any wlnllln would not be known until at Starting at Altentlence II& ihe -w'lveltDdl uie .... Ollila C I) ...... F · -·lle&VJII'rldaJ,••.,. .... _ ......... X llcllle.._, Qhio .Lotto: .fiDgers ·crossed .tHrong~out state . COUNTRY ·- BARN .DISCOUNT FURNITURE Today · A day, at the'. sale . eco.umc .. ·stQrts . placemenls. On!! or ttie reasons tor the slow start, Gioeckiter 'said, wail that 85 peitel)t of those enrolled In JTPA . signed up for two-year tmlnlng programs. . economv ·''· '--../ Admissions- BenJamin .Rhodes, - .Racine; Neva King, Pomeroy; . :Margaret Julian, Pomeroy. DISCharges - . .Russell Clone, : J~ .Reynolds. JB~~e Hyllt!ll, Hay ·Hall. Lester Stewal1, Linda George. . : CLEVELAND (AP) - The • · ~ numbe~: dmwn Thursday · nJ&IIt In the Ohio Lottery's dally "1be Number," was T13. • In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, thP win· o/ TENT SALE..._. Veterans Memorial . s.c•; 10¢ .Youth falls from J.ool's diving step ' Anacctdentwhlchocurredyesterday attein(lon at London Pool, Symcuse, at approximately 2: ll p.m., sent 9-year.:Old EddieSawyers -to Holzer Medical Center. : The boY had climbed to the top of :the high dive and was waiting on the top step. As he reached tor the ran and started to climb onto the board, his foot sUpped and he tumbled to the · concrete, fatllng nat on his left side. He was conscious but bleeding tr0m the tett side of his head when :the Symcuse EMS arrived on the St.llll)r ~~lltd Ftourt,l COKES Symcuse Vlllage Council voted Thursday to ptace a 1.7 rniU levy on the November ballot for street light maintenance. The levy wllllncrease the millage f)'om 2.3 mills to 4 mills. ' Cowx:U authorized Hoben Win· gett to apply for a gmnt extension. The grant, from the Bureau of .Recreation, DepartmentofNatuml Hesoorces, Is for a $«1,101 marina. The grant luis been awarded, but tundshavenotbeenbereleasedunttl · a . site Is approved. The grant wlll exptre Aug. 15 unless Wingett's extension is approved. Meigs Mine 3 haS rented the park .and pool tor Aug. 18. The All-Star :game for girls softball will be held Aug. 12. l()cally. tmtororthe.Bureeuor~ . Servlcal, CIIIIUili!!iltrd Friday 011 tepoats tbat Jct''e 1m In Olllo dt opped from~ pel cent lnJutletoS.7 .• • Jli!IQHJt In Jill¥. The il8tiOIIal rate lncretllled from 7.1' penet to 7.5 petCI!IIt In the same~ . With repnt to the decreue..LID . Ohio, Ms. ~ ll8ld. ·-roday's fleut'ea do JIVe us~ ment that Gov. Celeste's efforts.to rellulld Ohio's lmd Jm. prove the job cUmate are having a positive effect for Ohio workers." ~OWt'llel', she said Sbe IS stU! ' skeptical mer whether the ec». nomlc ltnprovemellt will continue. Ms. Steinbacher said the national . lncre8se "Is dlsllll'llq, althougll some analysts Wl!k.une the Jn. crease as a sign of dl!celeratlon or . the vecy rapid gro.vtb seen ~r the last two quarters.'' ~ Connie L. Cardillo, VInton, and Anthony E. Cardillo, Langsville, have filed for a dissolution of their rnaniage In the court. . Karen .S. Lyons was granted a A Multi11. . . Inc. Nl\u ll :• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A state official says Ohio's u_nempioy· ment mte may have decreased In JulY. In the face or a boost In the national .mle, as a: result ot Gov . Hlchard Celeste's econDmlc devel· opment efforts. RoiJeiU Steinbacher, adJnlnts. HOMEGROWN m. s -.... .._soc.. 5, 1984 .rtPA Is dlffetent than Its pi'edecessor, CErA, "We .C\lrrently have 70 employer-employee · conbecai!E JTPA places Its trainees In priVate~. • ·tmcts," G!Qeckner said, "and the wage mtes are· according to Gloeckner. ".Tl'PA re-trains the long pretty high In some areai," Gloeckner said one term unemployed and !hale whose jobs have been worker wai placed In a Goodyear job that paid SlD. 75 • done SWaY with. It pays Up to 50 pen~ut or a trainees .per hour, while a .steel job paid anothertmlneee$17.50 gross Wll&e& tor 011-t.he-job tmlnlng and 100 pet'CI!IIt or per hour. · ,the·cost~ books and tuition tor classroom tralillng." Job placement In ruml areas Is more dlt!lcult tljal) lfawrver, JTPA does not pay for time spent In the · In cities because "one city employer can provide~· claslroaln, where CETA paid trainees $3.35 for each jobs," Gloeckner said, 'While here Its one-at-a-ttme: . ' '' hoor Ia the Classrocm. Gloeckner said JTPA has bee!) a plus for the area. · While no . local figures are avallilble, national ''Statistics show the. employment rate Is down, and flgunjllhow thatmorethan 70pet'CI!III of all who have . .we'd like to take a Uttle credlttor that.'' ·. . been lrPied t.hmlgh J'll'A have been placed In jobs. ' i• ~. "In the transition." Gloeckner said, "we have SI!!Ved 127 people from Gallla Cciunty and 124 from Meigs. But for ttxtJuty-September ~quarter, we have already placed 50 percent of what we expected we would." Gloeckner said July saw 16 job Ohio jobless rate. declines; counters nation's·J1.1Iy jump BANANAS N $ KBrnte .... . . . . nlne-montll IJ'ansltlon trom CETA to JTPA, with more people ll(lW bealnnlng to take advantage of the 'ftne. S ISWI GAl.I.JPOLE,- Whtle U.S. Department of Labor offlclalalslueirlowlqJ'EIII)I'tsabout~JobTralnlng Partnenblp Act (n'PA), Qftlclals say . It Is just MARK HOMEGROWN . TOMATOES 2 LB. 5LB. o oHoooooo oooooooooool..er& I, II · 992-6036 HOMEGROWN thru TI1URSDAY! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , '·~. I& BJ .JOHN FIUJIDHAN · OPEN 9·9 MONDAY.SATURDAY, _SUNDAY 12·8 SPECIAL ~ Jo~ . training act.c~tching 'OD MAl N STRE w. Main St. 8poria •.••.•••.•.•••....•.....••.. lJ-1~ Bob Hoeflich relates the story of a man, a ring and tmes· .. ADMISSION EVERY TUESa4Y $2.00 ritl~'Jft,ff'IJ'i>';l~ -------~--::-::FRIDAY Carl and Carolyn Davidson, Middleport. An entcy has been flied In the case ·of the Fanners Bank & Savings eo. vs. Dale HlU Ford Tractors, asking for payment In the amount of $8!,292.44 on a property ~en. . The Ohio Department of Mental Health tiled' a $43,!m lawsuit today against Esther B. Smith 1and her guardian, attorney Frederick Crow The suit alleges Smith owes the ,. Ohio weather: · · .. wann, muggy conditions -Page A-4-- • Reun10n • aDDOUnC ' ed~~;;~;~;;;~;;;;;~;;~;;~~~~;~, . • A basket lunch wlll begin at noon. ~the River ···~··•••••••uB-I.S BB...-''ll!le•-., ........................... A..S De fh ouu : ... ,,, ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, .. ,A--5 ' Eclltol1all ......................... A-2 ·a metal detector-Page 8..8 BARGAIN MAT/NaS SATIJRDOIY & SUMli!Y ALL SEATS $2.00 Cinem"-"7) \ ' 4 4034-36-26-14 Practice slated Street. Lightning came In on was the electrical lines but damage Inside: 1Uemlin'slron Embraee'..P&(IIe A-2 Limb..·. F:--s reported \ Jack Anderson discu88es the Middle East and tile Marriage license rHacl~~ne~~-=~jii~!~!i!p~lu~g!ca~u~sed~mlnlm~~al~q~amag~~e~.·~ii~~~~ls~to~brin~g~a~doo~r~prtze~:·i amountof$5~.08hasbeenentered •ew: slated for Aug. I 0 minimal. . TheTeatordHeunlonwillbeheld J.reC:~lla:sc:~::=a~ ~=y at the .Racine J,.ocks and divorce from Alfred S. Lyons Jr., • The fyfeigs County Sheriff's !)e. partment repom that a brown and white 1cow belonging to Hemy . . Cleland, Jr., Is missing In the · In~leWs for the 1~ Meigs -Contest;mts wlll be Judged on Welshtown HlU area of Mlnersvlll~. Coonty Junior Fair beef queen will the following basis: koowledge of Anyone with Information should be held Friday, Aug.10. beef, 35 percent; personality and contact the sheriff's l;lepartment. Applicants must complete an poise, 25 percent; activities, ~ application and w11te an essay on percent; and appearance, , ~ the topic of ''Beef Gives Strength." ! percent. The contest 1s sponsored by · the -Contestants must submit an A marriage license has been Meigs County Beef Cattle essaY on the subject: "Beef Gives Issued In Meigs County Probate Association. Strength." No other topic will be Court to Richard Earl Sargent; 39, Applications and the essay are accepted. Theessaylsllml~totwo Plain City, and Debra Jean Yates, due by 4: l:lp.m. Wednesday,Aug.S, pages, double-spaced; and must be 27,Haclne. and can be obtained at the Meigs typed. . County · C:OOperatlve E~te.nslon ~Application and e!II\8Y are due Service. · by 4:00p.m. Wednesday. · .Rules for the contest are as -The Meigs beef queen will be (Continued from Page 1) follows: responsible to attend the Meigs Hesllldparamedlcsatthesceneof -Each contestant must be a County Fair Beef Day il!ld all other the accident reacted correctly, resident of Meigs County, between tuitctlons required of her, either by Increasing the chances Cremeans theagesof16and19 (Inclusive) as of . thecountybeetassoctatlonorby·the will regain some useofhlsann. · Jan. 1,1!1!4,notmarrledandorhave Meigs cooperative extension serB1eedlng from the stump was been married, nor have borne a vice, from thedateofllercrownlng stopped with direct pressure."The child. . through to the date of the crowning arm was cleaned, wrapped In . a -The contestant must Uve on a of the 1!ft$ beef queen.. sterDe cloth and placed In a plastic farm where cattle or beef are For more lntonnatlon, contact bag l,lefore belitg packed In Ice. ........ or have a beef project In the eittenston office at 992-0016. · Prod u~= ''Without cooling, (a reattach· 4-H, FFAorFHA. ment) reallytsnotteaslble,"Nappl Practice for lnlttatjon by Pome- satd. "(But) you don't Wa!lt to, put aa"' royChapterl86,0ES, will be held at thatllmbdlrectlyjnlce,oryoucoollt TheMiddlepoi1FlreDepartmen) 7: 00 p.m. Monday In the Pomeroy too much." was called twice Thursday evening Masonic Temple. .Regular meeting He said a severed limb can for minor fires. Tuesda survive at most eight hours without Theflrstcallwasto473Broadway Is at 7: 45 p.m. y. a blood supply. t5lem Cldef , ·~ J)lldceFrankD. Celebteae. · · 'llle chlllf Jllltlce, out ·of. state for a Judlci8! <D*"etOe,l"U Wljlva0able b' t?IUIIent, but court · .-.nan JoliD Mc:Ooiy bnJsh!!d oft the attack as • "election-year polltb" · Twoortiii'IIOUit'IIIM!Daeetiareatllfakethl.Syear, ,lnchq-lltltlby,O!?!IIIiDI!'Ibrother,JamesP;, rall!!l u ~<not eptaiUied" Ill 1982 by . an OOBA canm~ttee. · 1bat W¥ about the time U.court otarted trimming ' . the18111althelawyers'group,andwhlleBazlerdidn't eWmretallatlaD,peclftcally,becltedachronologyof · eveJitl ~~that ~ed to a!lother. Jl'w lnlllance, In Janwu;v ....,., the chlel Justice anmn•w! a Jhort·Uved c~ tor .aovernor wltbuut 11Ej\llili down fnm tbe bench, reportedly trJaaelall?le llllng of a judlclal .conduct <DIIplalnt agafnlt 111m with the OSBA. Amonthlater,thecourttnbmedthebargt.'OUp Jllal It was tennlnatlng a contract under which the . ' organization had prtnteq the official reports of 1.~ the: SUpremeCourtforiWyeilrs. ' • ..: . . In September 1982, . the OSBA CoriunlsSion o~. Judlclal Candidates Issued the "not qualified" mt:lng. on James P. Celebteue, a former state representa'i tlve running for the Supreme Court. ' . · Bazler notl!d that In November 1!£!, the baT. association was notified by the Supreme Cout1 thaH~ wasno~onaerauthorlzedtolnvestlgateandprosecu~ canplalnts BJid grje\lances against tawyers . �.-. . and perspective Comment :.. . .' . . ~ J• ••• (J~ ,''l" A Division of ts:m~ ~._...,..., ,..,..:.,.=f,= . ~v ·: · 'lblrd Ave., GaDipollll, Ohio ~ :.' . (114) 441-2:112 .' lJl Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 911Z-21M ROBERT I,.. W~NGETT Publisher \i:OBART WILSON JR. . ,Executive Eclitor " PAT WHITEJIEAD· Assistant Publisher-Controller • .,, ' A MEM111!11 ol 'l1lo -.oted Preoo, Inland Dally ....... Asoodllllon 111111 Ihe J l~ New.,-per PubliJhen A.oclatlon. • n• . LII'I'I'EII8 OF OPINION""' welcomed. &hey- be lelllhM:IIIIw-loac. AI ......,_....,.....,.to-.rall)•be ....... wllhnome,,..._OIIdtelephonenurn..... Norlj llellen wlllbepubllohed . ~oloouldbelepodluie, _ , ... . ....... Pf!l"•• ·~1' J !". .. . PUCO proposes ~prel~e' phones It Is expected that, In the next few days, the presl~ent will rule on the a grand canvas. For one thing, what about the political prisoners he bas readmission of Poland Into the , not released? Another 1,500 at least. world of the International Mone- For another, don't we realize that It tary Fund. Already It is forecast is an old trick of Jaruzelsld to that Poland will re-enter the world reiease on Monday and relmprison of Arnerica's most'favored nations. on Thursday, it he is in the mood to MFN treatment by the United . do it? But more striking than this is · States means ihat no import t;txes the kind of ex!steilce the released Will be levtedat aratehlgherthan!s pri8oners go on to lead. They are levied against .the lowest-taxed watched. They are regulated. nley country: the most favored natiOJi. are detained, they are beaten up Enter on the scene (my scene) an and torture!l. They become lifelong American with close relatives In victims In a prison without walls, Poland, one of whom has just without legal protections. The e(nigrated, who maintains Intimate whole idea of freedom for 650 Poles ties with Poles in America and is a chimera. abroad. The exchange is best Q. But Isn't it true that since the summarized in a question-and- lifting of martial law, lite In Poland answer exchange. is freer? Q. Hasn't the Polish government A. It would be difficult to find a of General Jaruzeiskl made con· · Pole who saw a ·s!gnlflcant differcrete concessions toward human ence between lite tbeo and ll!e now. rights, for Instance, by releasing the To the extent that there .is any political prisoners? freedom left in Poland, it Is the ~- The releaSe of 650 political freedom that Is given to those who prisoners is a trompe I'oeU done on ~bile e . Paul E. Glllrnor, R·Port Clinton, will feed commentaries to Radio S tlon WSPD In Toledo during the Republican National Convention In . s on Aug. ~23. · · . e did the same When the ~bllcans held ihe!r convention In Detroit in. ., . Glllrnor says.he is wll!lng to provide the same service to other Ohio s ttons which may be Interested. yton Mayor Paul Leonard served as a commentator for Cox BQladcasttng Co.'s WHIOI'V, Dayton, at the week-long Democratic veiltion In San Franclso last month. errySprin&er,formerCil}clnnat!mayorwhoran~fullyforthe ~noc:ratlc IIOIIIIrultion for governor In l!l!2, wound up In the business full i~. He is a news anchor for WL.wr-TV In Cincinnati after having served afti!U'l·tlme commentator for the station. And, an oft!ctal of a state employees' union says ihe Ohio Department of 'l):jlusportal!On is J!egligent In tenns or assuring saie working condltloils .11Je highways for depljrtment emplOyees. . ~ Monroe, executive director.of the Ohio ClvU Service Employees . nlon, referred at a news co~ce ~week to the recent severe Injury hlghway maintenance men - one near·Jackson and the other~ Green - IllS they operated roadside mowers. . · : said ihose and other retent Incidents have prompted OCSEA to begin a publicity camp!llgn which will Include the maUing of posters and other ~ucatlonal materials to union stewards for posting, · Monroe said the union also· will be encouraging ooor workers to llemand adequate warning signs and backUp trucks while performing P>tentlally dangerous dulles at highway work sites. : "We cannot sit back and wait for ~ther accident to take place," the F ·oftlclal said. . . · E 1. Letter to the editor Votes vs. needS Ill"eCe!ve Now Is the time. Ask and you wUl what you want. It's election :ume. ; If you want a new hardtop road, ~ou'll get It; a new bridge on that 'COunty road, you'll get it. Yell. It's ~lect!on year and the giveaways ~ve already started and ttie people <Who run our government sure know :oow to get the votes. · i Well, for us, let's spell it out, ;Meigs County - new jobs, new !roads, new sewer systems, expan\;ton of county wat~:r lines, more UD money for lious!ng and let's ot forget to ask for the new access oad to the bridge to nowhere. .j .I .~uld like to say to our elected ;officials In Columbus, look at us and ~Y, ·pay your tax so we can build dividers between our super hlgh!ways up here and you all j!lSI do lwilhout. 1 would like to go a few I . words more to our Governor of nowhere state. I really don't think be has the pull to even begin to start a new access highway, let alone finish it because he is too worried about blg city votes. Yes, he's a Governor· who looks to votes Instead ofthe needs of Ohioans. So far those who run Ohio just teD the truth, Meigs County will never get the hlgl]way buUt for that single fact and every American Voter knows it, so let's stop ihenews in its tracks and not make fools of yourselves as yoil do each eleCtton year. So for now, let's ask for It and maybe 50 years down the road we'll gei it. F1oyd H. Cleland Box 144'-F Middleport 'S1iP UP f'IIQ} ~ NiJ.W~LV - Wi \I()OU)NT WANt ~ · · . 1- WK~IA~~. . . . CHEsliiRE- Rob!rt c. ;)ohnson, plant~ at bhJo Valley Electric Corp.'s, Kyger .Creek plant, recenrt1Y received the company's anniversary award for ll years of serviCe frorr1 LouisR. Ford Jr., plant III8JIIi&er. . · Johnlon traruJferred to OVEC on Aug. 1, 19M, as a test engineer from Central Ohio Power &I.J&ht Co. at Biuftton. On Apr!I 1, 1957, be wu promilted to assistant .results engineer, and ihen became results engineer on Oct. 1, 1963. · He was promoted to plant engineer for maintenance In November 1966, and transferred to lbeqlei'Btlons department u plant engineer on Feb. 1, I!MB. I A 1949 graduate of lhe University Michigan with a bachelOI''s degiee In mecl)anlcal engineering, his career wiih power plants began on Sept. 1, 1949, as 11 ~ engineer at !he Phll!p Sporn plant In Mas!)n Co.u\ty. He went to Bluffton In July l953 and remained there ~ij~IU his afflllatlon wtth OVEC. JG!in$on and his wife, Jo, reside at500 Chandler Drive, Point . Pleasant. · or , Irworporaii.On articles filed ' ' t . . I Bond sales . . r~ported GALLIPOLIS - May US Savtnas Bond sales In Gallla Coonty brbigtng tbeyear·to-datetotai at that tlmeto$62,258, according to C. ~ Saunders, local savtnas bond chairman. In Meigs County, bondsaleslnMaycarneto$10,307, said local bond cllalrman 1'Jieodore T. Reed Jr. The total up WltU May for Meigs was $41,758. :: Wllll8111 H. Hoover began ~- : 1~· dllng upright vacuum cleanl!rs : .door-10-doorlnCantonlnl!m,wben •, only 10 pt!l ce11t of . Amelican ' : households had electrlctty. Several ~> · years ago, the company bought out : Hoover's grandson. H.W. Hoover .• Jr., who had beld an 8.2 percent ;l interest In the firm, · ·_ :I For the last nine years, Hoover;: has been guided by Merle R. )J Rawson, an accounfimt tr<m Elm· 1l hurst, ru., who roeequicklythroogb !l the ranks after joining the nrm In ' \ 1961 as budget director. . : :l . 'I Rawson. who is president, chair·,, man and chief executive arrtcer.:'A (lredlcts U.S. sweeper sales will Improve because members .or ' baby boom generation now .• ·forming households. • • l li. regular Montgtmery Ward charge cards, VISA and Mastercard for purchases made tmn the Montgo. mety Ward phase of tile business. Bank financing 'is available for Monday. . ' entertainment center items such as · The newstorelslocatedat391 W. television satellites, and s!mllar . Main St., Pomeroy, In a buDding Items. fonnerly housing a car wash. The Mr. 11114 Mrs. Huffman, Meigs structure has been extensively residents for thepast4~ years, also remodeled and redecorated to operate a Montgomery Ward mali accmirJX~d~Ite the neW. ~. order ~iliess In Marietta, and Operated by Macy and James · have a warehouse there so that Huffman, residents of the Sumner washel's, stoves, refrigerators and Road, near Pooleroy. · other major appliances are aval!aThe irBnd opening will be ble IDa day's time. Other merchanweek-long with refreshments to be diseorderfromMontgooleryWard served and attendance pri2les Is received ln. ajijXwdmately five s13o ................. awanled. Spectal prices on the stock days, the local buslne9s receiving In the store will prevail during the four shlpnents a week tmn the opening week. Store hoursare9a.m. canpany. to5p.m.MondaythroughSaturday, Cormnentlng on the television wiih the exception of Thufsdays, satellite phase of the · business, ~ i when the store wUl be open from 9 Huffman points out that it is being a.m. to 1 p.m. . - weD received In Meigs COunty. The 1 During the week-long, grand satellites, he reports, provkle good $ opening, there will be •spl:cial reception on some Ill channels membershlpotfersforahomevldeo Without a cable ~tion and club to be tonned In cimjunctlori . prices In the last three )'!!81'S ;u'e With the sale and rental of lhov!es, becoming affordable tot the ~ver- · cum:nt productions, and VCRs, also · age hou!ehold. ' available for pui-cbaae 01' rental. . Em,ployed at the ne,r buSiness Is RegularandsalecatalogueBdeallng CrystatRaybum or Chester. M<re ·with the . mall ~ for 11¥: ~ees will ~ added and the Martgurnecy Ward phase of the building enlarged as business debusiness will be distributed during mands, Hutrman f!!POTts. the jx:iiod.'· . ' . •' .. ' . The p!DE' number of tlle new The Huffman business will accept business Is 992-35M. 1-----....;..;--:----:--....,;--.,...-...;.:-'-__,.-~ ·· Summer· Clearance Prices On Men's Suits Reg. s6soo .': . -limit bOnding abllity . $}}250 ·. , 25° 0 .., , 9.94% 11JDOtiGrll$ht:a A•• I * 11"'-WJtler COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) least one state ofDclal saY& At new federal Um!tatlons could restrict Ohio's ability to Issue job-producing lniUtrlal development bollls, Including plans to WI! them . for low-Interest agrlcultunll ftnanclng. Other ofllclals, attorneys and analysts say: mwever, the Sl6 ~ yearly l!rn!t 10as should meet the state'sneedSat least for the next two or -three years. The· $1.6 bliUon n:p!esents a $1!!0-per·person limit Olngress bas set In a tax hill awaiting Prel!ldent . Reagan's signature. Congress wanted to stem tax losses In tile face ihestocy.'' Tridelta is choosing Its accounts otlliOUIIIq deflcltll and to pn!Yl!llt •carefully and hal boosted Its ' !QIIe abuses In the lndulltrlal bond elljllneerlng departmellt. Carr said, SJ"lllllll. . t.ast year, Ohio state arid local adcllng that thec:ompany has added a ll'WIIIiJhltt and ml&ht dlverllfy to agi!ndes IIIUed $1.1 billion, or.$1(11 lessen Its depelldenceon the heatlng pel' person, In lnd\IStrlal develop' ment bonds. . Industry. or A computer company . Indian resel'vatlons, .and last weeki ; · wanted to send me $2,500 worth of got two free airline tlcketll from a software as a gift it I bought one of real estate deVelopment company their micros, and a J?Ubl!sher · in Orlando, F1a. wanted to know how many books he There arethOusanclsorttnns and · could send me FREE If I jolne!l his !ndivtdilais who keep offering me . First Edition Club. someihlng for nothing, 11114 only .a ; As I said, this was a typical fool Would not take act;antaae o( ·,. sampling of the mall for one day.lt .their ge!lj!rostty. wasn't a had haul, but nothing out of So show me a person- In this· . th!! orotnary. On some days cohntry who is always crying poor, · companieS want to send me gold and I'll show you someone who bullion from their vaultll; other doesn't open his mall. days 1 get digital watches from Growing pains affect $25,00>. MENTOR, Ohio (AP) - A 6-year-old Mentor company Is strilggllitg wiih a condition uncommon to thele , et.VIUIIIc . times: growing palna. . ' F'or the fourth time In ~ years,, Trlclelta Industries, a ·supplier JWIIChel for makers "' reaJd!!ntlal hlgh~lency ga5-avtng tu~ ces, haa Olltgrown Ita plant. So the company jllani to build a III!COIId plant 8C1'011Sfmm Its Mentor laclllty inlb:ed orlllllvtng. . . , Six )N!8I'II ago, Trldl:lta was creatl!d wtih qnJy pu111er1 Lany Carr, Robert Weinberg and Waiter ' Sw!dt In the work role&. Thday,lhe pirlnerserqlloyll& ~· ' "I doll't tlllnk ~·auy manu. faCtum- tn coontry of any · coilaeqlll!lllle that's 1101 llalni Olll' pl'odllet, .. Carr lllcL 1 ;f_t\1 . ,n.AII... . t"' . !Today in history·. r ' . Beca\llf tile Wnal.'t' con!p8llil!ll are lirlt, a decision to ue1'rtdelta swltchll U I IWidlrd·Part of I CIA · m.a an order for tooii..... Gffl1111. ~ . carr 1111111111 ClOiiceltM!d abOilt Ills boc17 'II~"' . . tul'lllll.'e' ''A~ ai•+•••Jtlee- tbla n\ay ,, eYIII hiFP" Ill .. - - till and bpt '-•aattaert."Carr llld. ''"llwflllrt elf Wltll I wry WCECM ltlllldl. 'n., aet 10 nul,! II tr .........ellanp tltl--do"t* ., . . "lt'a • nice ptoblall to ha..... 1bere are maay ••••• ' · tbat - ..... lllll'alb' lfiiWII Oil of 111111. ...... Ill! laid, L'llllll . . . ~In till C.UIQ 11 llliiiiiM. I l . •' ihelr answers." .Law may . ' ; I j j Reg. '225 .. ........ .... Reg. '$250 .............. ~ . GALLIPOLIS- The local otflce otH & R Blockat27SycamoreSt. is available to check Internal 'Revenue Service notices received by · ll)dlvtduaiS.clalmlng ~ymmt of 1983 taxes. ·· · . The check will be conducted even it the penalty for the alle(led underpliyment bas been maiie. The office will handle the procedure tree or ~ to clients 8lld IIIJII-cllents, durlng.buslnesa houn on Tuesdays 10 a.m. untO 4 p.m. The phone number Is 446«113. · Nobody.has to be poor___-...,.-_Ar--=-tB_u.c~hwa_'____ld J(J)fr - ' ~" . about how weD ltisdolng,Ricesald. l; "They ba¥1! good IIIBII8gl!lll!lt.: 1 They have every reason to be more: communicative wiih the bullnells 11 community than they are," Rice:! said. "But they guard their figures ; : vecy care!ully and generalize with •• Reg. S165 ................. S8250 ·~ IRS errors checked • ....·•••--.. ~~" ~- totaled $12,2&1, . , NORTH CANI'ON, Ohio (AP)The Hoover Co., which was started 76 years ago In a stable In Stark County, has quietly become a dominant worldwide vaculim cleaner manufacturer, spokesmen say. In the United Kingdom, where Hoover controls more ihan one' third .of the market, the company's 65-yar history bas led Britons to routinely refer to vacuuming as "Hoovering." Two-thirdS .of Hoover:s sales revenues come from overseas, where the North Canton-based firm also makes and sells washing machines, clothes dryers, dis· hwasbers; refrigerators and home security and safety devices. In the United States, Hoover bas about 10 percent ot .ihe cleaner business, said Don Rice, an analyst at~ton&Co.lnCieveland . That share Is iarger ihan the combined . share held by . the next two ampetitors, according to a Merrill Lynch report. But the co~y bas not·boasted ~OY -One of P<meroy's newest businesses - The H<me Entertalrunent Center and the Montgomecy Ward Catalogue Sales StOI'e-wlllmarkltsgrandopen!ng GAU.JPOLIS - Jonas A. Maust or Patriot has blie!) apP>lnted area manager of Conklin CO., a Mtnneapolls-bas chemlcal and ' energy-related products manufacturer. . Maust was ~Inted for his contributions to the conipany, and is now tt:spoullile for training Conklin distributors In leadersi!IP. sales and rnarltetlng skills. . ' . . ' . Conklin manufactures J,"Ooflng and coating materlall, lubricants, , a~ltural fertUlzers and energy-related products _ for home, ln!lustr!al and agricultural use. over making/ this up, "ART BUCH· . WALD SHALL BE PAID ONE MILUON DOllARS IN CASH GUARANTEED IN EQUAL AN· NUAL INS.:i'ALLMENTS OF $50,000 AND PAYMENTS MAY AC11JALLY DOUBLE TO TWO . I ·,Local mim_receives appointment WASIDNGTON - The Reagan !tary aid to Iran. for Iran In MCJ!;cowc They seem to ma!dftg brazen overtures tO '.;~ne of · administration's Ult toward Iraq ln. Intelligence sources told. my have succeeded In both. · our •(lldest friends In the Middle the four-year-old Persian Gulf war (lSSOCiate Lucette Lagnado that the D\inng June, for ~mpie, the East: Jordan. F'DI' the flr8t time In may have drtven Iran Into the · Iranians have been getting major Slate Department ~ved reports years, a high-level Sov\4!1 deiegaKremlin's !rQn embrace. .a rms shipments from such Soviet· ofbugesllipmentsofan\munitiQntO tlon.vtslted Amman to dicker· With More than a monih ago, I.- bloc suppliers as Bulgaria and Tehran from Bulgaria and Czechos· · King HUSSein missiles he Is reported that the Soviets,'' were. North Korea. Obviously this could lovalda. And the No. 3 man In the ~terrnlned to buy from one source • Iranian foreign rn!nlstry recently or another. playing bOth t!llds agaillst the not have haP!J!!IIed · Without MosmJddie In the lraql·ll"lllll!!n contllct. , cow's ~I)CI,ion. ' went to Moscow, where Ill! was· At the same time, Huss!n had According "to lntelligBK:e soUrceS, · , · In fact, it 11ppears likely that .t he . reportedly granted an . hour-long been playng his "Kremlin card" In they sought to ~tiOII themselves · · Korean munitions originated In the meeting With Soviet F9relgn Minis: · hopes of scari'!g the Rea&an to play the "honest broker" and'to Soviet Union itself. According to the ter Andrei Gromyko. · administration Into supplying him , .ensure iha(:'llny eVIl!ltual 'peace' lnteUlgence sow:ces, a l'forlh J<o. In addition, a top Soviet energy with U.S. Stinger mislllles. . settlement would be · to their rean munitions (4ctory on the official viSited Tebran, apparently · The president's adviSers are split, : advantage. .10-mDe border with the U.S.S.R. to discuss mutUally beneficial over how to n!spond to. the The Soviets pursued a two-faced exists solely to put Its IIWI1 slump on economic deals. One possibility is Sovlet-Jordanlan arms negotia· • pol!cy,altematelyaldlnglran, then Sovtet·m!lde weapons that are an agreement under which tM . tlonll. Some want to otter Hussein · Iraq, · now Iran again. There Is transshipped to customers around Soviets woutd'supplY, etectrlc power . U.S. missiles to keep him out of thli : ' - which Iran badly needs - In Kremlin's clutches. · Gibers - • reason .to believe that tbe covert the world. U.s: supjlort ol Iraq was the Iranian diplomats In recent return for shipments of lranlaiJ presumably mindful of what silch a ; catalyst that brought Iran and months have been secretly vtsiUng natural gas. \ decision WO!ild cost. Refgan In an : Eastern European countrtes, I)Ot While tbe Soviets are mending election year - believe Hussein is · Russia. tOgether again. At least this much is certain: The Krelnlln bas only to make' arms deals but to ask ihelr fences with the anti-American only blutfjng. They recommend ind!rectlnesumfdla~scalemU· Sov!etsatell!tereg!mestolntercede . realme In Tehran, they are also dOing ;nothing. It there are a lot of poor peqple in Two businesses slate grand opening Monday GAU.1POLIS- Stylists at~phael'SHa~ Remedies, 44CourtSt., . have · completed· a workihop wlih Nexxus products, .which are formulated and d!strtbuted In Santa Barbara, Calif. The products are only sold localiy at Raphael's. ··.Jack .Atuierson : ' CENTER- Mary lluffman. co-owner,left, and Crysial Rayburn, an are plduftld Ill alllllneil!llltel'tallmsecllonoflllenew Donie E11tata1ament Center llld MOIItpmery Ward Catiwlope Sales S&are In PometOfa ' ,. Staff complete~ workshop or . a;...,.., '. GAU.IPOLIS - Michael S. Crane has ftled for incorporation with the state forB & C Fast Stop Inc. in Ga!Ua County. Crane, :rr W. Broa!l St., Columbus, is llllted as agent and Incorporator. ·· ~FUS2 Kremlin's iron embrace America it's their own fault. Every time I open my mall someone wants to GIVE me mmey. The lettersareaddressedtQmepersonally. Some enclose checks, and others certificates, bonds and coupons. MILUON DOLLARS." There was Let me give you an Idea of what . ·a nice ~ch of Ed Mci?Jahon on tbe my mali. was U~ yesterday. 1 envelope so I ripped it open. received one Ietter from an lnsu· Well, it was just animpk! as it ranee company that was willlns to sounded. I bad been aulgned nine payme$1,000amonthforthere$tof exclusive PERSONAL prize my• lite if I carne down with ANY numbers and If I sent In the Gold kind of Illness. I aldn't even have to Labell was eligible to partiCipate in take a medical el!amtnatlon. "YeS, the American Pabllabers SweepMi-. Buchwald," the wrtter 5ald, . stakes. I would be I!IIBI"anteed the "all you have to do is get sick and money If one of my numbers had you will receive $1,000 a month no alteady been drawn. In a personal matter what your state of health is letter, Ed said 'that he would give at tbe present time." , me the check for tbe one million I The next teeter was from First himself. I didn't have to IIUbscrlbe • National Bank of WUm!ngton, to anyofthemagaZinesthatEdwas' '~·. ' Delaware. Thomas Campenn!, the pitching, but he Indicated I'd be a president of the bank, was ·offering tool II .I dldri't. to deposit In my account $1i0;000 as a . Now unlike Thomas Canipennl, I line d. cre!!It, with no collateral up do know Ed McMahon, and he's a . front, which 1 could use at my own very frugal guy. Ed doesn't throw . Today Is Sunday, Aug. 5, the 218th day of1984. There are 148 days ~ft in discretion. To show. me he meant thatklridofmoneyaroundunleuhli 'the year. ~!ness he was even offering me means lt. So I Immediately sent In l Today's highlight In history: an lmmedlate cash IIC!vance of my prlze.wlnning numbers to him ; On Aug. 5, 1963, the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union signed a $2,500 and a ~nal!ted check· andllllessltwllljllltbe'a matterof Jtreaty banning nuclelll" tests In the atmosphere, in space and undeJWater.' .book which I could use against my time untO Ed wU1 sead fOI' me to 1 ()n ibis date: accourit. give me my tint dOwn payment. 1n l861, the federa,l government levied an Income tax for the first time. You can innal!lne how JUrpl1.aeiii The other maD wu peanutll In 1864, Coounander David Farragut gave the famous order, ''Damn the wastogetth!slener.Foronelblng, compared to McMahon's teller. to~. full speed ahead! " as be led his UniOn fleet against the I've never lived in Delaware, and to One brokerai!! ftrm 11111 me what Confederate port or MobUe Bay, Ala. · my knoWledge have never met looked Ukf a U.S. Treasury Bond In lB76. "WUd Bill'.' Hickok, was ldUed In a Souih Dakota saloon by the Tom. But somehow lie took a Dicing whlcb would go -In my ~ aa lbrolher ot a man shQt down by Hickok. .· · to me and decided he Would ttuat BOOn as I opened an apcount ,with Io 1953. Operation "Big Switch" was under way, as prisoners taken me for 50 Ill& onet, without me them. Hertz fllaiied me a PLA11· !during the Korean Conflict were exchanged at Pamnunjom. · haVing to set my toot In hisl!ank In NUM card which pranteed a . I fn 1962, Marilyn Monroe was found dead of ail overdol;e of sleeping pUis WUm!ngton. brand-new car would be waltlq by in her Hollywoocl home. She was 36. . · , ·I wu about to send for the money the ramp whelll aut olf my private Ten years ago: PresideD! Richard Nixon stunned his supporten by 1 ' w11en· I ilanced at the next plane at IllY ~ In the Unite¢ a4rn!ttlng that six days atler the Watergate burlllarY In 1972, he acted to 1obetnlet the FBI Investigation for political and national aecw'lty reuons. . ' enveippe. lt wu a · IJiille. 011 lhe State~. Amer1C1n Exp;- encloleiJ ~~:;ago: In A1gbanlstan, a reported mu~ by an aTIT1Y uriltw111. · front wu a great cellov!Jane a Gold Credit Card and" lnfmned ·•ollldow which said, and I'm not me they ·had upped my cn!di! to ~J;j;ro.govemment trllopi . . ~ Kyger C~eek emploype honored •I Utlllttes Commlsslon of Ohio has asked telephone companies , .'i;.;rtt proposals for a statewide fee plan which could be adopted and !Gtemented by ali of them. . far, Ohio Bell, the state's largest company, has submitted two p . One calls for eligible customers to pay $6 a monih for basic 54'\rlce . There would be no l!rn!t on Incoming cal)s, but ihere would be a ge of 25 Cl!llts far each outgoing cali . . second plan calls for a basic serVIce charge of $5 a monih, wiih no it on Incoming calls. However, outgoing calls would be restricted to ihe e rgency numbers 9ll or o. . !Consumer groups and others ·testified at recent telephone ratr hike ~ that service is becoming so expensive that many low-Income can't afford telephones- even for emergency-service. PUCO is asking the companies and Interested lndtvlduals to submit ropa;als by Aug. 31. Theaddressis375S. HlghSt., ColumOOs, 43215. u:n~· Ohio's politicians seem to have a llalr for broadcast i . t Most Hoover sales come from overseas ., . ' submit: who give up hope. There producing wealth that will be are continuing detent!Oil$, and consumed by Poland's Soviet over· these take plaee With special force lords, plus the relgnlng jan!ssarles : 48 hours before any schedU)ed in Warsaw and elsewhere. Q. Why don't we hear, then, !rom demonstration. There are disappearances, there ts kidnapping. The ,more Poles that they oppose • great objeCtive is to encourage the loosening the economic sanctions · ' emigration of Solidarity Iea(jers. To Imposed by President Reagan? encourage the emigration of all of . 'A. For one thing because It is ' Solidarity would hardly be !eas!bje, dangei'QUS publicity to oppose, in a • inasmuch as there were 14 million slave state, thi! positions o! the members of the orga~tion, and rulers. BUt many Poles run that · though It is proscribed, Its danger. Zb!gnle\11 Bujak. a ··top · members sWl feel themselves · leader of underground Solldarliy, · has strenuously argued against a attached to the organization. diminution o( sanctions. His posiQ. But doesn't economic aid aild the credit that would now to Poland tion reflects the overwhelming se!ltiment In Poland. We are . if the Reagan administration OKs the proposals mean help for the reminded that the demonstratiOns, . when the pope was In Poland, and Polish people? mo11thly commemoratiQ!IS of · the A. That is .the 'crowning rn!sunder$tandlng of American policy. l)olldarity's suppression are COIItin· . The .Polish people receive exactly ulng testimony to the resistance the level of economic help the Soviet movement's,v!tallty. Q. Why Is It that tbe human rights Union wants them to have. Aid that will 'come in now - credit, division of the State Department ; machinery, the rest of it- wUl go1o hill! not reported more Intensively : on the Polish si\uation? A. We have no. explanation that, .no understanding of its : relative neglect. Q. What alternative is there? A. All aid to Poland should be : channeled through ·charitable or· ganl2atioris.. most partlcullirly, In Poland, the church. In that way the people, not the Sgvtet-run government, are helped. , ' Q. What would be the J'l!SUI\ o! ', · lOosening economic restrictions? . . 1 A. You Americans run a great .: danger. The ties, psychic and , emotional, currently felt between · the Polish people and tbe American r.; people are based on their conviCtion ' that the Americans are coilsistent aliles. If they crumble now, the word Wlli go out that American domestic pOlitics, and aU the empty talk about reconciliation and detllnte, , have , subverted America's princlpal'.colllmitmel)t, which is to rna kelt ~.l!h onslavemastei,'S who 1b rule sadistically / over a Jli!Qple longing to be free; . · . ' ' ~~ ~lderly and low-Income Ohioans soon may be offered "ll!el!ne" tifepbone rates !0 help them keep their phones, at least for e111ergmcy , Page A-2 )\~5. 19&4 . The Sunday PleqiNint, W. Va• ,____Business Briefs:-.... • n. 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A cold front dipped south from Ontario, but weakened as It crossed Lake Erie and • moved Inland, and the remnants were difficult to find this morning. · The system has been triggering showers and thunderstonns this week. · · As the high pressure becomes more dominant through the • weekend, showers should diminish and gradually end In northwest • Ohio this evening and the central third of the state by Sunday : morning. ' High temperatures and high humldlty will continue unabated, with no cold air mass to sweep.lhem out durmg the next few days. Highs will be In the low to mid !lls, while lows will be in the 65-to 7ll<legree range tonight Ohio agricultur-al advisory By The As!loc~ Press Warm, humid weather will persist In Ohio through the weekend. • Chances for showers and thunderstorms will diminish In northern : and central Ohio on Sunday. High pressure continued Saturday : ~fd~~~si~ · ov~~e~~r the Southeast, witll weak low pressure in the ~ ·1 Valley. Abundant moisture continued to persist •I : ·~~::.;;ohio, with southerly airflow. A little more sunshine In "I and central Ohio on Sunday will boost temperatures a few • degrees tO the mid 80s. : . The extended weather pattern for the first half of next week : continues the warm, liumld weather trend. A frontal zone may reach : QhinlateTuesctay and push through the state Wednesday. Scattered ~ :s~;~:,and thunderstorms will be pa;slble Monday through :..' with highs in the 80s and low tn the 60s. • The weath~r across Ohio through the next five days will generally • be warm and humid. Drying will be confined to afternoons and be of : too short a duration for hay curing. 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' ......... . : RACINE - Two Southern Local teachers l'l!a!ntiY ' received · their t:=n:m=tlon~ In j The teachers, Deborah Vee Hill fWush of Letart and James Ray Lawrence of Syracuse earned their Clegrees frml the University of PIIYton and were graduated with a i.Oaverage. 1 Attending the commencement exerctses ' tn Dayton with floush YJI!I1! Di!boj'ahlsparents, Dallas and Dnnna HDI of Apple Grove; her husband, Mal')lhall; and her child- ten, JQeand Courtney. .C~ENTRAI, -......... Teachers graduat.e ' 'fRlE'f A Mllltlmetla Newlfaper Published e1ch Sunday. 825 Third Avenue. by ttw Ohio Valley Publl5h· Jng Compa•y - Multtmedla, Inc. Sf.. cond class poataKe pa'd at Galllpolhi, Ohio C5631. Ent~red as second clas5 malting matt~r at Pomeroy, Ohio, Post Offlet>. Member: Thf> Associated Press Inland Dally Pre ss AssoclaUon and the American Newspaper Publ ishers Association. National Adventslng Re- presentatlw , Branham, 1717 West Nine Milt' Road, Sultl" 204, Detroit, Mlchtaan, 48075. SUIISCRIPTIO~ IL'TES 8)' Carrlef o\o Metor Route One Week :., ......... .......... ...... , ... $1 .10 ·SALUTES One MontH .....'.............. .'..... .. .... S4.80 .' Attending the cer)!!Tionles with Lawrence were CJarence and Iva j..awrence, Ida Jllli1!IIIS; his wife, ~; andhlschlldren,Jennlfer andJBSIIL . ! Botll t.eeche1's wd! beernplpyedas e~emeubicy prlliclpals In the South· fr'n Local '-Sdlbo Dl$b1c't . thtscamlng schOOl year. . S.I NGLE CIJI'Y I'RICE .. cetlll • No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns where motor carrtE>r serv~ ts available. Tbfo Sunday "nm8·SfontlnE"l will '1\Dt be respoDStbleJor advancepay~nts made by carriPrs. . . ·T HE l2lst ANNUAL · ' MAIL SUMcRIPTIONS Saaday OtoJy One year .. ................ ~ ....... ..... $26.80 MeeisTu~ay Six months ~ .... .. ..... ,.. ............. $13.00 Dail; and 8Pda)' ; MIDDlEPORT - ~ stated meeting ()f Middleport Lodge 363. FI:AM, wW be held at 7: ll p.m. Tuesday. 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RJDENOUR'S 985·3307 -. TV &APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER U~gomeiyWard GRAND OPENING ( SALE ·catalog Sales ONE WEEK . O.NLY MON.-SAT. . ' '. . 9:00.1:00 ' ) THURS. 9:00-1:00 .... . '; /" / . 9' ,SATELLITE SYSTEM .~~~!!~! 1!.~n~!~1 ~'!'s 1675 10' sATElLITE SYSTEM. ~!~!!~!~.t.n.'!~~~~. s1825 HOMI VIDIO CLUB Memhrahlp Fee S2Q.OO tnjoy tht btntfits Of a Vldto Club , MOVIES: Salts - Rentals YCR's: Sales - Re.ntals \ Home Entertainment . Center POMROY, OHIO 3t1 W. MAIN . I I'> • .I • ' . '' saw a record 236.57 million $hares change hands as the Dow Jones blue-chip averagegalned 36 points. "I've never seen anything like It," Bertha I. Johnson said Jacques S. Theriot, senior Vice president of Smtih Barney, Harris GAU,lPOLIS - Bertha Irene Upham 8z Co. , Johnson, 83, Rt. 1, Gallipolis (Mill "This Is too lrratlooal right now," , Creek Road), died at 11: ~ a.m. said Ralph J. Acampora, a market · Saturday In Holzer Medical Center analyst for Kidder. Peabody 8z Co. : ~~avtng been In falllng.heafth for~ "It's fun, but it's crazy." , past III!Veral yelil'S. Weary traders let out a thunder· ' Bom Oct. 1, 19ll, at GaWpolls, Qus roar when the clostna bell rn.ng daughter of the tate Samuel Jasper · at theBigBnardonFrlday.TbeDow and Clara Belle Butcher Smith, she Jones average of llindustnals had attended Bulavllle.Church. just soared 36.00 points to close at • She ll1ll1'l1ed Ferris C. Johnson on 1,:112.~ - Its highest level since J'l(IV. 23, 1918, at Point Pleasant, and clostna at 1,213.88 on Feb. 2. 'lle'lllo preceded her In death on Fnr the week, the blue-chip .Feb. '11, 11183. 1bey operated fanns average surged a record 87.46 In GuyiUI Township and Thurnian. . potnts, exceeding the previous mark · Slpvlvtna are two dall&hters. ot 81.24 points In the week ended Mrl. He!t> (Vailgbneda~ Lawsm of Aug. 31,1!182. ,. Hlllltlniton, W.Va., and Mrs. Agnes The :m mtlllon·share trading Smith of CalliPQIIs; !I soo, Ken.neth level Wit$ Surpassed on the NYSE, pl Cbllllcothe; twr grandchildren ' with twO hOUr$ stW to go In Friday's andflve~l"fP'IllldchiJdren; and a session, guai'anU!etna thaha one- ~-"'-------:--~-__;.------~----------~--..l-.....-'--------':'" brother, F'red of Delaware. day.cld record of 172.8 million · Sllewasalaopi'I!U!dedindeathby shares would be smashed: two sisters and a brother. . In the opening boor alone, ···~ ..1 · ·l')lneral seJVb!l wW be held at 11 mUilon shares chaQged ll8llds a.m. Mo!ldaY In WaueMJalley· equaling what on Monday bad ~~een· WoOd F'llneral Home, with the Rev. . a wboli! day's actlvtly and sbatter· j\lfredHolleyotnclattna.~wUJ Ina the previous matk of 47.!11 l,le.ln Reynolds Cenetery, Addison. million 5etJan. 5. Friends may call at the funeral ' j1ome from 6-9 p.m. today. ini the lodae meeting• Ft II DeiiVII'J,- • GAlLIPOLIS- A Rt.1, Gallipo- · p.m., cajlslng moderate damage to lis, man was treated and released at hls·car. : Rober Medical Center !ollowlng a A Dayton man was cited by thf Saturday morning tratflc accident. patrol for failure tO control followfn3 David R. Jividen, Zl, was treated a tw().Car accident on U.S. 3$ Saturday momtng. for facial cuts according to hospital officials. The patrol saldRoyL. Whlttng,2t The Gallla·Melgs post of the state .was westbound on 35 when he la>l highway patrol said Jividen was C(1lltrol of his car and reportedlY northboond on Ohio 218 in Clay sideswiped an eastboond cardriv~ Township, Wbellltewentoffthertght by Nbel C. WU!Js, 70, Toledo. side nt the road, came back on the . . . - - - - - - - - - - - ; . ni!ld, lost control pt his car, went off the left side, struck an embankment . GALLIA COUNTY . : 8nd overturned. The accident . VOLUNTEER caused heavy damage to hi$ car. Jividen was cited by the patrol for EMERGENCY SQUAD! REAL'roBOFYI!!AR-~Tttlfwll,rlaht.ol'lealoniReal · failure to control following the 1: 39 F&ate,Pwaw,la....,..lil!ildwlucCIIe''R r ofd!BYIYII"''awanlby NOW OFFERING . a.m. accident. t11e ~~oo¢ r 11 01t1o of....,.._. 111e IWdq lmi,Gallpole A Meigs O!untyman wascltedfor !Jb'de B. Walu!r of tile WI · - ApacJ mallet tile pa '"' • A DWI and no operat«r's Hcense realtGr,Te.tanl«ph... la~keru hs' lolbe AMBUIANCI SERVICE ! followtng a one-car accident on Ohio Nallolull A .,.... of Hellion. Almenibaa of tile OI'JPD'z!'lton are 8 A.M. til 12 MIDNIGHT; 124Frlday. l*d&edtollltldebyall&lld.-olt61mllllllntalnlbelqhMudanlsof· The patrol said Craig Foley, 29, .24 HOUR SERVICE • w gilt) .. tile Pi I ... wbtftby Clle J1UI*c III'Q' '-IK by lhetr Rt. 1, Reedsvllle, was i!aslboimd on . SATURDAY & SUNDAY : lalowledp of real er.te, ............. eqterteace In tile lleld, 111111 &tve . 124 when he went off t!te left side of . .. 448·8322 . : equal In 111 oppod!lalty, to aB IDdlvlduall1 aae ll'iaranteecl by lbe the road and struck a utWty pole at 9 • ', • ~ ..•• ·'I The Audiotone INSIDER has the advantages you want in a h'i!aring aid; small size, com· fonable fit, and the· performance you need to . help improva your hearing Quality. Come in and Vlie'll show you the many . advantages the INSIDER hal to offer. ' .:• \r • • L! • . ' ' _ , lpecill ••.,., ~ generoualy Ill! 11llalt on • : ~ 1nc1 co; a • Hwith , , : · lea of reel prcwope . ' r l Gallipolis. OH. . • . Glno'l t8kel bilef thll'a beaJ bllilequed tor hours 424 Second Ave. ~ ·: '· ' ~~~ TAWNEY STUDIOS· .. ' •• •• , ,,... tMhl of • Glno'a.pizul . : ~~(c,~~ FRAMING C.~~ b Jilit im.gine r~ NrbeqUe beef c.omblned With the Gallia motorist hurt in Saturday accident .. . ' Wild on uie New Ynrk Stock Exchange lit a trading frenzy that I Area deaths I CINCINNATI ( AP~ - A three- • exchangefora$1,001weeklysalary. judge panel has affirmed the The U.S. Court nt Appeals for the convlcilon of · a former union. 6th Circuli l'\lled thiS week that Allen P.'2l business manager who admitted Friedman was not wrongly con· ~\' I selling his Independent union to the victed of embezzling union funds ' ll SIST~ft's 300 Second Ave. Teamsters and doing nothing tn · and upheld a lower court's senten· ' t~eSC.T Gallipoll8, o~. ces of tlui>e ~ears in prison and a .. $10,00! fine. · · In The Lafay~tte Mall . Lottery winning . Ih l!rni and 1976, Friedman was · numbers: 370,9374 buslnessmanagerofLocal 'i52o!the Warehouse, lndusb1al1111d Se!VIce CLEVELAND (AP~ - The Employees Union and an olflcer of f-------;.....-----,......;---'-~--'---­ wtnning number drawn Friday Local ~ of the Teamsters, both tn . night In the Ohio Lottery's dally Clexeland. . · game, "1beNumber,''was370. Friedman, with assistance. from In the "Pick 4" game, played Jackie Presser, now international Monday through Friday, 'the wtn· president of1he Teamsters, helped ntng number was 9374. INIRGo-.JCINQ run both )ocals. The lottery reported earnings of After Friedman had a heart ·aNnGINft. $887,749 from wagering on "The attack ln May, 1976, Teasters Number." ~~~~~· TASTIIIINIATioill offeredhim$l,!XXIaweekforllfelfhe The earnings came on sa1es of would allow a merger nf Local 752 \ $1,189,~1. while holders of winning with Teamsters Local ~. he said. tickets are entitled to share $.1)1,842. That was done tn December 1976.• In the parimutuel "Pick 4" game, and Friedrllan was listed as one of sales totaled $171,587.50. Holders of the three or four business agents for winning tickets are entitled. to 45 ' Local~, Froml9'l7.Sl, he was paid percent, or $77,485. A wtnntng $1 $240,!XXI. • straight ticket earns $4,!m. A •• He was Indicted on July 14; 1983, • wtnntng $1 boxed ticket earns $175. • and convicted by a jury Nov. 3. • The Number: three-seven-zero Friedman appealed, saying he was '• Pick 4: ntne-thfee.seven-lour convicted on tnsufflclent evidence. • ' CALL COLLECT (614) 488-6945 , NEW YORK (AP) - GloWing with confidence that interest rates 8re declining, bulllah Investors ran Sumnier Clearance Sale Court upholds 'union man's embezzlement conviction "This Is ridiculous," said Catherine Green of Reserve as she ~ : clln1bed tnto a rescue boat with her three children. · A flash flood watch remained in effect for southeastern Louisiana :·early today. ' Nearly 2 inches .of rain fell overnight tn Richmond, Va.. and . Thurmont, Md., and the National Weather Service said streams rising above their bankS in western Maryland and •Pe;~:~=~~~ . County, Pa., north of Pittsburgh, about 50 people were ~,.;,::;~~~~ from their homes Fiiday when up to 6 inches of· rain . ·;ij in a twCKiay stnnn sentfloodwaterscascadlngo\>erroads basements. No Injuries were reported. Trading fre~ sets Stock Exchange mark natlonwkleandlnCanada. uncoverednotraceofthectilld. · ~ developing this lllfonnatloli at the . Jadde, thE! son otVIctnrla Bolton, Capt Dale Fortner, commande~ present time," Fnrtner said. 19, disappeared from the front yard of the Kentucky State Pollee post at oftheir home about noon Monday. Dry Ridge, reported no new The Ben Bernstein fan\lly, parj Greg Hammond, 24, Miss Bolton's development tn the~ase Friday, but QW1Iei'S and operatcn of the Chuck boyfriend, and Sandy Osborne. a said pollee are checklne; out a E. Ch(!Jese restaUf!llll In Florence, frlendofthecouple.lastsawJackle numberofleads. · Ky., a~ Friday to pay fm- the on his Big Wheel tiicycletn tbelront "A wealth ntnewlnfonnatlonhas Installation of a telepbol)e at Miss y·ard . .been gi"en to us and we're Bolton'sWarsawAvenue!)ome. ' . . • Hammond and Ms. Osborne, ll, . ..--....:::.--~--....-----------:--~-went ' Inside the hOuse to get something to drink. When they returned five to 10 minutes later, the ~was.gone. .. Repeated searches o(a 2,®acre . area surrounding the house have . CINCINNATI (AP) - Truck drivers from Cinctnnatl's Teams· ters LocallOO have volunteered to provide nationwide. dlstiibutloli of posters picturing a Dry Ridge, Ky., boywhodlsappearedfrom his horne stxdaysago. The posters of 3-year-old Jackie AIexander IlhaveaIrea dy """'•nto ~.. ~ circulate throughout Greater Ctncinnatl. · Judy WUson, co-chairman of Exploited Chlktren's Help Organ!· 'zatton of Northern Kentucky, which originated . the poster campaign, said the posters will be passed out .The Sunday TirMs-Sentinel Page A·S 1\ly.t 5, 1984 August 5,, 1914 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poir!t Pleasant, W. Va. • • II "Your Cnn~rant Source of lnn<wative Financial Serv.i ce" i .....~ ~ �Page Pome.oy A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Middleport~lipolis, Ohio August 5, 1984, Paint Pleasant, W. Va. 4-H official Deel .mai-vels over livestock sale By KEVIN KEUY • 'l'lrrle&Selltl Staff ~ALLIPOLIS - For the second straight year, Gallla County 4-H Agent Fred J. Dee! marveled wer prices received followlng Friday's annualllvestock sale at the Gallla County Junior Fair. "At this point In tlme,lt was a real good sale," Deel said at the conclusion of the sale, which lasted 5~ ilcWs and resulted in the sale o! 290 animals and 10 to9acco projects. I 'The money will provide !lnanclal resources !or the kids, and·can be used tor things that are llecesSary," Dee! continued. "We hope that people will continue to supPOrt the sale." · · Officials said a total of $153,488.59 was silent on ~xhlblts, including the top 10 tobacco projects. 'fhere were. 86 steers sold for $93,1(11.34, at an a~age price of 96 cents per pound; 132 hogs went for Auctloneerlni duties were again handled by chiiJnplon market hog last year by DlverSttled $37,873.55. The average price was U.34 per pound. TOITlll\Y Joe Stewart and Lee Johnson, whlle Charles Management and Inveetment, the ftml, in conjuncSeventy-two lambs went fO£ $17,706.10 at an notched hls 35th year recording livestock Shaver tion with Silver Bridge Sllowlnc Plaza, did Itself one average price or $2.17 per poond. better ·b y bidding $13.1li per pound on Jlll!tin Fallon's sales. For the anJma1s alone, a total o! $149,8>.59 was-Ohlo Valley Bank bou&ht the most numbe!" ol grand champion. . spent The tobacco projects accounted tor ~ exhibits, at 26; Canmerclal & Savings, 14; Central Centwy 2Hlouthern HUis Real Estate Inc. o! additional $4,0(11 at the sale. 'l'nlst, 13; Bob Evans Fanns, l2; M &: T Construction GalliPolis bid $13.40 per pound 011 the gimJd champion M & T Constructkln or GaWpolts led the lleld In the and Jlm Mink Chevrolet-Okls, seven each; Shake market larilb, owned by Teresa Haffelt. atackbum sale of the grand champion steer, blddlng $3.10 .per Shoppe, slx; OK Tobacco Warehouse and Foodland Realty (If Gallipolis paid $13 per pound on last year's pound on the 1,250-pound animal .Owned by Jim Supermarkets, tlve each; Bcyc:e Smith 1nvestmenta, chainplon . . Baughman o! Thlvener Pklneers 4-H Club. Bolo Aart-Center, Southern states and McDonald's SIX JocaJ)mdlng lnstttutlanB - QVB, Central Trust At the end of the saJe1 M &: T oUered the steer tor Restaurant. four each; J.D. North Produce, JMden's Co., Commercial & Savini& Bank, Production Credit resale. with the proceedS going to cancer researc)l at F~· Equipment, Dr. Pan c. Notter. T. J<a1l Association, Fe<leral Land Bank Association, GallipoOhio State University. At the resale; the steer brought ·J3urleson, GaWpolls Savings & Loan, HQlzer Medical lis Savipg$ &: Loan and Buckeye BulJdlng & Loan '.,.$UO per pound from Bill .and Ann Jenkins,. Ruby Center, Rlcbard Mjller, CPA, VQ!age Quick-Stop, •• purchased a 1,028--pound sleef tnm SteYeri sanders, a Jenkins and Dick and Tandy Sirnpaon. ·, memlle!' of Hayseeds 4-H CJilb, !or UE ln.the second ' Production Credit Assoclatlol\ an(! Carter Tractor In 1983, Ohio Valley Bank purchased the top steer Sales; three each. Fann-C!ty Day slated for September, Other such !or $3.35 per pound. · • WhUe $10.10 per pound was bid for the grand donations were 8IIIIOUIICed followlna the~sa;le;:·,.,.-..,..,_.,..---------....,., M&T construction ' pays .record $3.70 per pound for fair's grand champion steer (;ALLIPOLIS - A 1,250-pound shier owne<l by Jim Bauglunan of Eljl'eka Star Route was purchased forS3.70perpound-anewrecordby. M & T Construction during ~y's livestock sale at the Gallla County Junior Fair. · ~tt Elliott's grand champion was sold the Ohio VaUey Bank for $3!15 per pound. tJauglunan is a member of Tlilvener Pioneers 4-H Club. Justin FaUon, thls year's grand chjunplon market hog owner,.sold hi~ 1;266-pound reserve champiOn steer for $3.ro per pound to Diversified Investment and Ohio Vljlley Foodland. The 1~ reserve champion, oWned by SheUa Miller, . was ~hased for $2.40 per pound by M & :r .Construction and Toler & Toler Insurance. Other steers.sold during the sale were: '· i • ,• ! I ,. :· , • ~ ~ • .' : ; • ,.• • t ~ - :- • • • • Coal Co .. S1; Deanna C.tdwcll. E.T.C.. l .223. Bryce Smith Investments, $.92; Jeff Johnson, Hannan Trare FFA, 1,174, GaWpol~ Savings aJid . Loan. $.~; ,Mark Beaver. ~vener • • .. ~ T I ' I . t 4W ...... '• • nm P ioneer. 1.~ , Merro Mining, $.96; Gref'n. North Gallla FFA. 1.~. Pro:luctlon Credit ASSOC'latlon. S.87: Dana Atha. Ca~ ... light. 1.152. -Joel Atha. S.!ll; Tcny Elliott, FFA, 1,245, MandT Construetlon, Ul. Dick Meadows. RE'bE>~ . 1.166. Holzer Clinic, $.89; Brian Burnette, Kountry Krttters, 1.26&. OVB, $.R2; Brad Burdell, Raccoon Valley, · 1,018. Waugh·Halley·Wood, $.95; Riehl• Gilmore. Little Kyger Valley Boys. 1.171; J.D. North Prod\K.'t', S.illl; Todd lloel, Racroon Valley, 1,122, HliiCil!St Surgical Olnlc, $.95; David Caldw•ll. Gallipolis FFA. 1,221, M.T. Epling Co.. S.Ril; Ed!(o Duncan, Ga!Dpolls Galllpol~ FFA. 1.191. Union 'Tobacco Chanlpion hog••• (Cmtinued from page A-6} ·•• Warehouse, 'Sundance KJds. :ta, ttob I!.'Vans t 'lrm5, SUfi; C1lacl Lowll. Rode HUI Ranch. 233. OK Tobocco Warehouse, II; Clara WafiW1. Ohio Raldei'S, 210. Bud McGhet', $1.05; Brad Thomas, SU..nco Kids, :Ill, Bell COntractCM-s, Sl.lll; Raady Slj{man. Llnlo Kygoor V.B.. 188, Gurney's H.. tlng and Cooling, $1.05; Anita ~. Northup L 1i L. 225, lndtanapolll. lnd. lnluralll'O_ ~,_ILI!I. HoUY "-· Kountry Krltters. 2:!1. Vlllagr • Qulck-5!op. SUO: KeDy ·Smltll. Trlallllle. 218, GaUipo!la SavlnR> ard ·Loan. $1.10; Scott ' Curfman. Uttle l<YI"'' V.B., Donald A. Cox, SUO; Erma Waugh, 01*> Raltlen. Mllls For.,.. Equlpmoot, tl.lll; B11 FOfl]e, GaWa tn.!Jr,Joltn-.11.111; llolly Popo; ~ Krlllft'l, · 2'1$, OK ,._,.,., ·SLlll; 1111a JUwty, Cadmua · 2111. Central 'l'nllt CoC..IIIII 11.25; .oCar1 ~ c;admua S Bank. 11.1!1; .loll Rolcll. 111o 1111. Ripley. Olno, $.90: Ertc Darst, Hannan Trace FFA. l .:!f.i. OVB. $.81: Waynp Walte-rs. Thtvener Pioneers, 1.012. Shale< Shoppt, S.&'l; AnRela Hudson, E.T.C.. 1,152, central Tn.lst Co .. t ~l ; DwiRht E~ns. Tr1ang!(o, 1.1111. William Eachus, S.!ll; Chris BurnettE', Kountry Krtttt'rs, 1.192. M.T. Epling Co .. $.85. · EddiP, Call. Ha nnan 1'ra('(> FFA, 1,008, Wiseman Agency. $.117; Shan• Swlshor, HlllbiUies. 1.032. Jordap's Farm Equipment. . ' I I CHAMPION S'l'EER SOW- M & T Coostrudlon bought 1be grand dlamplonsleerowmdbyJlm~forS3.'lOperpouodatlbeGalla County Junior Fair tvestodlu~.Llnedupalterlbe. .aveTodd 'l'ltela Toler, -Beef Ql-. Angela and Fair Queen Lola Ann Wr!pl. • : ..• Ull: AlnY Sprague. Ralni>Jw. 1.269. Spring Valley Cinema, $.81; Rick Hudson, Little Kyger Valley B<>ys, 1..194, Boss Agri-C..nter, $.T1; Lisa Be<k, E.T.C.. 1.152, David T. Evans. $.81; Carl Hively, HlllbUIIes. 1,223. · Ce-ntral 1Tust , Co.. $.78: Shannon Webb. Trlanglo, 1.367,.ove, t75; Shawn Swisher, HWbiUies, 1.2111. LeMay COal Co.. S.87; Stevon Sanders. Hay....,., 1.11.1!. Production Credit Association, Central Trust Co .. OVB, C & S Bank, Gallipolis Savbw lr Loan. Bud<ey• BuUdlng & Loan. Fedet'al Land Bank twoc\atlon, $.75. . • .Barbif Adams. Hillblllil'S, l233. Jim Mink ' Chovrolet-Oidsmoblle. S.~: Mile< Hatflo!d. ' -.._a w.....,...._ : 'I !"Ill auld to (llliD ValeJ a.k dullll lhellvl•"* 1a1e. Fnm letlareiii!PIJB' Tim 8n*ll; ....._R -.... ~~_.ol ~,.. F'-'-n.--.• ....... .__ ,_._ J 4, ~'I"-- 0 •U: -...-...,... ,.._ Wii&IJt; 8lld OVB o!!!+!e Wendell·'11lomall, J!llllell Ddeylllld J.. ~ , 100. N()Eil RunnPrs. 110. C and S Bank, Sl.:wl: Jay Shrtver. Kountry Krlnm. :aJ. Barr's SUpermarket , $1.1!1. Sherry QueE-n. Ohio River Ranch, 12'), Dr. IA>wls Schmidt. SI.!Wl; Sherry QU<'en, Olllo R.lv('r Rancht>rs. 121. OVB. $1.!'10; Jaeld<' Corwin, GallJpoll.s FFA. 119. Union Tobact'o Warr-hou!f'. Ripley, 0100, 11 .~: K«:-lth An~l. Rld~Runn~. 96. BudMcGhffo. S1.75: Paula Por1er. Mercer'vtll£' WUdcats. lJ>. JennlrC't' ~- S1.!1l; Jackie Corwin, GallipoliS FFA. 125. Fellul't' Trucking, $1.75: Sarafl CaJdwtoll, KC Sunshilt(' Kids, 116, C..ntury 21-Southorn Hills Jtf;al Es1att' tnc.. Sl.'r.i: Pam Ho~ey . Thlvt'fW't' P.iofiEf't"!l, lot. lt'Wifl'~ Glas!i! SftrviC('. '. ' - . • -- ' f4k tobacco- project ~ . . · GAUJPOLlS - The second sale and his project was bought tor $m · of ""' 10 tobacco projects at the per stick ~OKToba(:coWareiWJI!se '""" County 'Junior Falr F'riday or Ripley•ohio. Ga11l8 . di'I!'\V col!llldi!rably better priCes this , The tourth place project, bJwever - entered by Shane Wells or Rt. 1, yearthandilringltslntroductlonlast . . year in bi!tWEe11 the market hog and Crown City - netted $925 per stick for Ita owner from New 'Fanners ·market steer sate. . . ()hlQ Valley Bank bid $900 per Tobllcco Warehouse ol _ Ripley, stiCk oh the top' ·nrn . ject 'entered by . besting the anioUnt given to the ,....,-. grand chaiiJpton Tlm Smith, Rt. · 2, ~u. ·a · member ct the FFA chlpter at Wells Is a niembe!" of PYT 4-H ""'h ,.~,,._ Ul"" School. een~• CJub . ' ' u-.u • · N..., ... ~ • .._... Tnllt lJid J!\25 Jll!l' stick on the . The other project& sold lllcluded• ••oJict · l!llllel'l!i! ~ John Clagg Darrtn Smith, . Rt. 1, Bidwell. ~ M""""'n D.,..._ .....,..per"".... from eo. ... Jllltaed!lrltlut)'MJ'. CJ.nii,Rt.2,C•Dipllls,amembe!" of N-•n Lads and I rrte- 4-H Jell, CelllaytiNptl IP At'veaM. . .Cader,lledcy lMe Md lad,J DeWit, owaet llllli!l IIIII · • 1 or- hlrQieeBLGiaA.Wrtp&.('hlaS 4boljlho&Ge .bJ I)Nid E. Wr!lbt>· . GALLIPOLIS Dlverslflat Management and Investment ot Gallipolis again purchased the . grand champioJ1 market hog at Friday's livestock sale. . The two llmls purchased Justin Fallon's225-pound boll tor$13.1liper pound, almost $3 more than the $10.10 It . jlald In 1983 for Jamie Thomas' grand champion. Failon,Rt. 2, Patriot, Is a memlier of Hope's Helping Hands 4-H Club, and had thell!IIE!I'Vechamplon 1101111 1982. M It T Construction and Toler A Toler .lnsurana! purchased , the '• 235-pound reserve champion, owned by D.J. Harden, Rt. 4, 01k . Hill, a member of Gallla Bucca· neers 4-H Oub, tor per pound. $11ver Bridge Shopplna Plaza and Duft's Restaurant bou&hl Dalla Atha 's reeerve champlon in l983 b' t&.l!O per poond. Other buyers pertlctpatJna in the saleWft'e: JuO .Ill; F- Hope'o llelpltW Hind. a ~ Ml' i IJWUIIIIIIIJIYOIIIIIIIII ... . SOWr llrtdlt !lllui4*c Piau. D. J, lilrdlll, Gollla ~ 211. M IIIII T, ,..... inll - -· . . . lind ,.,.,_ ~... Jlllll, m.- ~ R..-: Brian Alt!ZA', Sunclallq.' Kldll, _.211. 1111 Coolfoy. $1.10. • ' ' ' S<alt Curfman, Llql(' Kyltl'f V.ll .. :rl!, • Sllok< ShoppP, 11.10; Marla Waugh, Ohio Ra-.. 1111. Evalro Mym, 11.10; .Jamk' 'l'llomas, SUIIdaiK't' Klclll• .221. J.D. N011ft l'rocllt<o, St; Oara Wauaft. OhiO Rakk'ra. 2'Jl, 0uo1t $1.111: Carol<' Fltcll, Cil<''oblnoCA K. ~- Moll!>nald'o Rlltaurunt,IJ: Sllown McNeol•• Kountry Krltt•"'· :rn. Soundl!ra lnoUraiK't'. SI.!IO; J111011 JDIIt'l, Oftlo Roldon, Ill. SUn Shoo. lllO; ' !llwl'ry HUL Upoldr llnwn, Ill. :foll(ilon'$ , , - I P flomolo, 11.111; ,Jmi CoiiiM. TrmJII'I'a· IUI'OI :1311. OVB, tl.lll; ,........ AHI>:M', ' JUo ~~- Thlmllk'tl, 212. William EarhuK. c,.........., c.,.._ '*'-· tt.JO. Shawn McNNtl. Koun1rv1·Kr1ftM'l{, Dl, VUQ .Quidc-stnp. lUI; todd 0..1, Roo- •· .-., VIIIPy, 19'L Wind)> Valloy FariT15 andt lloolt Kmnollt, $1,;r}; C'llrlsH Curl""'n Cftool*t>C 4 K. 221, C IIIII 5 Boiic. II; !!iwrrV '' IIIII, Upoldl! Down, :111. JIY!tlfoft Farm ' • Equlpnent, ~; Cllod Popo, E.T.C .. 218. Noo1 aul'lolol,'""""· 'l'rllnllto. n. ·""' Til.....,. • IIJ.IS:-Mandy .. 11.10; April 'Gralltlm. " • 1'1111tjdf, Ill. ('""1111' l'npo, 11.1.'1; Rondy , 1 rMnlll. Olllo Roldl!ril. 'llT, l!mtt'~ Bar and . Carry-Out, Sl; liolelalnl- Niday, 'l'rl.._s., l1l!, OVB, tl; Erma Waltllt. Olllo Roltlm, 218; ._ C...,. MoKolalc, Sl; R~ GO~. L11111'. -~ Knot' V.B., Ill. Ohio Vllio-)i Foodlond, ,,. . . _ -Uit llod!IO)O Ro..., 221 "' 'J.W.• '~Luetlr'' BDIIIfr.ll; Mull)'~~ ~~..! .............. Eva.. ~.lS; Amy . . pap,. Koulnry Krtnm. JN. Smith .,. • lnuclflswa. 11.11: Kt-11)' IDIIl. NrP c,., 1 ; • ((, 0.111 ·Co. CunooMitlan Chill. 11.01; Mila ~~~11, Noo111tp L ' L. Ollila Co. • ' Cilo-VIIItll Club. 11~10-L JIJIII!o 'lllarNL ,. (Continued on 11118 A-7} ': . - et.vrolo<~. SUI;~ Quo. · laml. HDiblllleo, n&. Butcher ~. SI.IO; Jimmy~- HIIIIIIJloO. a:llnld T. Eva•. rt.m: Tma.Hiwly,CidmusRtfrdltb•. 188. WaU«~>-IIalley·WOOO. $LIO: Juall Jolles, Ol1lo RalciOrs. m. IJnc1a Lou Beauty 511op, . $1.05; C1lacl Pnpe, E.T.C.. 22!1, GallipoliS Tobacro and Candy, $1.10; John Lolunan. Borderllners. 212; Bob Evans, Farms. $1.05; · r~~n-~~~~~-·~ Gallipolis Fooclllntl. 11.25; Slla"" Maynard. Triangle, 235. Ohio Compatl)l, SLIO; Mike ~~; ~:::~:.·:~~-= Fanns. 11.25; Todd llapJI, Raccoon Valley. 1lll. Bob Evans Forms. tl~; Brian emu... Temperatures Rllllill. 225. 01*> vo~~ey Bonk 01111 Olsoolu1t - 231, -SUI:Bank. John Pleronl, Sliver Slreak. l'«<ppee tl.lll; Brian Altm!r, Sunda""' Kids, POpeand Pnpe, SI.:ID; Walke', Cena.IVIU. Y.F .. :112; 01*> Valley Foodland. 11-~ Deuno Evam. 'l'rla!~Rlo. 186. Jolynn Boster, $1 .~ . - Pnpe, Koulltry KI1«•n. -m. Federal LantiBonkAIIodltklll. tl.~: ~BI'IIdlcy. Lltt1P .K.Yaor.V.B.. 235.SouthemStates. tl.Zi Todd Mln1n. Ohio Ra-.. 2111. Grawl Hm Oalry Fann. 11.15; Jolwl Pierotti, SUW<.. sm..~<. a DOollttioPharmacy.SL~t; Checyl , Fltcll. ~c- K. W.Dr. DonC. Notter, $Lill; Keith $pulloclt. Galftpolla FFA, 221, J.B. VIdeo. J .IJ.'s Pbu, tl.:il. J.,ltttol<y!lorV.B.. Dl.lllriPy a and SOli. 11.15; Bo1111P ~ , llll11ltll1i'l. m. Dr. Jolul Sh!ois, 11.25, Kelly . C1Rhlno c " K. :m. Evans c.me Rt. PatriDi, ' • It d. ·Fa•r a en ance h•Its 3·7 500 after. 4 'day8 , ' . , ' • FAIR VI&rroBS- Taldllc lime llllt ID dlelt . . rllhe ........ Ill tbe ... ' 4 '71 ...... tile Galla Cau!Jb' .hidar Fair were 11+• aid 7 'e n • • art .r _t Competition Winners listed GALLIPOLIS - ResWts of the ' Tractor 'Operators' C~ on Wednesday were made · available Fa~'!~ otlltiCurlman. Otellllrl'Ct . Friday. -First place winner was Keith K, "' • 0... and Bany Paints. $1.lll: SpUmck, · of Gallla . ~ ~:;·,n~n!,'"~: Academy GaJIIpolls, IIIah Scbool's FFA. a;,tl'I'VIIIP Y-.F .. D . Bob E\11111 'Farms; Second place went to Dick Mea· Jo1u1 Lellman. -..en. 21t. 111U111c ou .· Co .. $1.10; Car!SI!oetla. Cadmlls _,ns, dows, clown Oty, ct the Rebels i-H ~t~~:ru..-~~~; F ~';" Oub and thlni place, Joel Collins. ...,. · •. • Y Reetaurallt. ll.llt Millo~- 1flllbiH!os, Crown CitY. GAHSFFA. I • ' 231. l'rooluo.-tlon credit "*<~allan. a.z. -· -~-:.: ~,Ka~a:~"~ Evans .Finns. SUO; Ktlly M-. 211. Nancy's a..-llulcllorina . ~hampion steer••• . (Cootlnued.from pagt> A-6} u111<! K.Y...- va11oy Boys. 1.117. ova u1~ Leollo Crlaonberry. Thh••••• · 1.210. Mld&o< Preis. $.'lU; Margory Heiskell. Quldc-St..,, tl.4.'1; C1lacl '--""15, Rock HIU , Ralni>Jw. 1.11>1. Swlsllorlmplernent Co., S.69; Jody llall.llanllan Trace FFA, 1.090, C and S ~:"""· 2lll, Wftok!salo Meats d GallipoliS. Baal<. U7; Carl Smltll, GaDipolls FTA, 1.1!12. llrld Hlvoly, CadlllWI Rrosldns. :ill. -·OK,_W-.$.66. .Jennilljli Powell, Jellenon Co. 1-H· A&enl. Jay · Kmn!JY KI1tters. l,o:ll, SUI: Gwynnt Niday, ~. 223, Chen'ln~­ ws.......~.u8; Matt HaU, BorderWHAT AM I BID? - J.E. Sommer, one of lbe callers at the anooaJ tOII and Evans, $1.11: Lila Bt!dc, E.T.C. , 23!1, u....-: Molor car - .... ~63; Terry sale at the GaDia County Jumor Fair Friday, calls o.- a • · • • Celltral Trllll Co., $1.311: Mike Cart«, GaUia' CllDI'. H1nUa .Trace FTA. 1,1911, ))yet' GenP "Doc" Gra-.Tbler and · Brotbfn. $.18: Joe Carter, OutdQors...,, . 'dUring the sale. . ' -~~ Thier............,, S!,t)J Robby Gllrnoro, Little · !,1811, Rln<1Y Blo<:id1Um Realty. 1.86; Harold .KnorVB., 225. -.anFarmSoleo, ll.l!l; Burdell. GaiUpolls FFA.1.3liii.,Nool Burleaon. Tina Curtll, Glllla ..f'nlntter, :lOti, C&rtt!r ·l63; Jtllllle Monlll!>mery, Mo!-corvlllo. !18!\Traolor Sollo. Sl.:I5: John ~·· Llttlo Jim Mink CbOvrdM-Oidllmobllo, l n ; Tam- • KY!lOI' V.B., 'Jkl. N.T. IIIII mle Wello, Borclerilnen, I,CIT.I, Richard - " ' " Ilia., SUt, Todd Ragan. Rac<ooii Millo<, CPA. $.Ill; Kevin Jolmooll, GaiUpolls Vlllif, 225. 0VB. 11.25. , $2. Rock Hill Ranch. lOG, Wiseman l ns ura~ FFA, 1,1111, OVII, Ltll; 'l'rl<y EJIII(e!OII, Cluistlna JaRJ(l"l"s, Rlt~RP Runners, 122, Hlylnand Cocllran. KCMitry Kr1tt...._ 23f, $2; Kirk John,.,. . Galllp<ills FF'A. 104. Bry;;(!:; Hlllbilll8, 1112. c and s sa•. Ln: Bryan Harland Martin. $1.50: Chris Howard, Smith lnvt'Stm€'nt s. $1.75: Jacklf' Glassburn, ~ PII' <ftl PllfA-.11.21: J .D. · HlMan Tl'l<e, 1.00. Lonnie Bututs .. Gallipolis FFA, 109, N•al Insurance, 12.25; COdnll. Koultlly Krlllen. lk Stancllrd Oil Hillbillies, 87, Central Trust Co .. 51.90; Todd ~ l Tl: AIIIIY llowanJ. G.T.A.. !15, , Wayne Walters, TitiWDf'r Plol1l'el"5, ll8, lo~ a .. 11.35; 'l'ony Mania. 0111o ~~a-.. 221. ~Pnpe.$.'10. Car1K. Rid~ RunnC'r ~. 113, Carol O'Rourkfa... Manufacturing CO .. Jlv1den's Farm Equiplllnun lUI lfolotoln, $1.15; 511orry eo.. $).15; Danny Angel, RldRO Runnen. !lll. Sha~ Mitt Sondorl. Ha~. 931, c and s Bank, ment. 11.50; Jarred Wl'bb, Tria11!le. llll, M Shoppe, S1.75; K<'lth An~~l . Rldlt<' Runners: • GaUII,_, Ill, K1fll( Kutter, $l.JI; 11na $.8&; Rldlanl 0 . - n. Gallla Buceaneers. • IIIII T CcnstnJctlon, $150; Freddl• Quoen, 0u111, GaD!a· l'ronlle<, Itt, 1lob Evans 98, Pine Slret"l Carw8sh. $1.75. _ "'.' 1,001, Kulwr-Lewto FwooraJ llorne, S.69; .- P.Y.T., 106, OVB, $1.50: David Walters, Fonns, 11.15: .MlliP ~ Trla!~Rlo. AmY Jackson , Triangl(', 100. Fnmch cu,.;l '!'my lllllfy, Hanna• Trace. l.le. Sbolly . Thl.....,. l'fone<ol's, 12!1, Gallipolis Tobacco 116. Rldlard Mlller, CPA. II.Jl Press, $2; Torr! Ql!etln. P .Y.T., 106. Tlm!Jet ~~ co .• llll: liD Fell»- Glllll Jluct'aaeon, 1112. and Cal!dy, $1 .25; Pam Holley, Thlwner Wolf Boat Shop. $1.511: Richard. Well... ·< S.'l&: Brlllllon ~. Raoeoon Valley, Pioneers, !Ill. C.C. Coldwell and J.D. Meroovllle Wlldca". U2, C and S Banlot I,O!i.llut<:he< .,._, S.tl; EmloMeodows. McGuire Trucldlljl, ll.!iO. $1.:15; Kim Triplett, Fa ncy Farmers. 1011r:1 Bev Maynard, Rock HUI Ranch, 100. Cartor Jackson Production C'rt'dlt. Sl.75: DaVia.• -Todd-· · •• ~··llomeo, 1.10; Uti» K,yaor Valey lloys.1.062. TractOr SOles, tl.75; Anllell• Jacksolt. 120. c Jackson. TrlftnR:I C', 122. Evans E l'lt('f'J)ri!e'. ~j l.HdbtiCreelcCOrp.,LTI; and S Bank. SI.:I5; David Walters; Thlvone< meell-• "'?" St15; Annie MIIIE'r. SOuthwestern FFA, ~;i Rlvl!l' Jilt 73. PloM8'1; .110, Evans Entt!ll>rlses, 11.1'1; Llia Paul Davies Jewelors, 12; Shannon Wl'b)>.~ · Rob Clltlpman, laal-.. FFA. 1.1118. rrtjlle«, Fancy Farment, 100, Dr. Dan C. Tria~..Juanlta Alha. $1 .75; Todd A•~' EAST MEIG!I - A speda1 . l/nlled Yltllo 01111 Cllmnatnloalltlta. ~-. $.10; Notte<: S2; Jam!(o Saunders. Thlvener Rkllt<' Runnt'rS. !!6. Central Trust Co .. ~-~.;t PbiEEI 1,. 116. J@JT)' Hatfel1 , S2; Sarah ----""-~• -a! School Cllrla llo!wartl. G.T.A., l.Oit. federll Laad Jackie Glassbum. Hlllbllllos. Jim Mln_k;<>~ .. _ _ .. _.,....,.......... --tlon.t,'IS; GlonCUne.-· Caldftll, KC Sull!hlne Kids, Burllle 011 eo.. Chevrolet-Oidsmobll•. 12.41; Jarrod Dllb1ct Boltd llducatton has v111o w~~t~oolt,· • ~ Brotllon Lumber lUll; .1o1m Jackson. Triangle, 110. Gautpolls Trlarigle, 90, C.nlr'al Trust Co.. $2.25: Xantho been !let for 7:1} p.m. Moaday to CO., l'lU; MlM Korrc>or. HIHbliiiM; 1,1!12, SOYIIIIIS and Loan, 11.50; Annie MUier. ~. Hay.!leeds. !Ji. McCoy Insurance,.. South-.ern FFA, 100, Geol'lt<' Pope, $2. _.IICIIS8per1101 · odaJidbull"'n-aJid Car1or ~· $.aJi Manny . -Kemper, Roocll, 52.15; Charles Sta'nl<y. SOuthwestern FF A. 92, ,. ..,. ,.....,.. llonlorllllon.lll2. OVB.le: Richard WeUo, Mercor-vllle WUdcatl, 1113. Noel, Tim, Rob Massie. $2.15. grounda. HUibtlllel. 911, SllaiiP ~- ln . Last Cha"'-"' Canyoul, $1.75; Bev Maynard, ~M~~~~w':'ry~:!.'~~:. u". Fnin"'"'· a llveitloek Champion lamb... · ,\ 'I I (C~ntinuedfrompageA-6l ;~.,~ -.1 Board • O .... a,. I . .. . . --.Ohio aouu..m - . .. w.,..,._.... or .t : J •l f ·~ 111m lei, Doro&l\v, Perry 111111 Ty Hoachens, children .. . oi ·M r. 111117 Mrs. Bnldl Jlovcben8 of GaU!poHs. : : Brta•-. _,_. ..._..,_ ....... Kentucky KIDg ;t'obacco· Warehouse Maysvllli! ~ · Justin Fa!- · Ciub,""~U..II!COIId Place project, Jon, 2, ~·s Helping whiCIIIIl'ew bid ol sQ1tnm Toler Hands, $.'DI per stlcldnm Central Mon•Trust Co.,· J"-... &:Tolft'l~andGene''Sac" a.~•"" ...,.nay, Rt· Grablee. 1, Crown City, Mef'CeiVllle MaraudEddleCIODchhillltbenumbe!"two ers. $%25 perA~trom ,...;.. ..ard tlon Co Wl,Bnanlt . ..,..,,_ Fin project Inlut,..ar'ssale, Wlllcbwas W.......... uc · ,, ~ ~ ___._..,..,_atl.... by"" "-T ley Rt. 2 Crown......,, Ha•.....,.•4-H llrld Hlllrl)l. Cadmus Rtodoklnl,l12. M and purc·--~..-· "" m"' ' ' ~"J'• _,~ T ll>oatNCtlon. Sl.Z: Ktltb McGuire, Constructlonan<JToler&:ToJer. , Cl,ub, $'l!lO per, StJd!:.trom Pope & l Ga)HpollsFFA.D.BoiiEvamFmns.SLCIS; '1'!111 >:eaf, Clobcll , pi Rt. 1, .. J>ope; and LaiTy Janell, Eureka · Andy Adanw. Nonh Gallla f'f'A. 19'.1, Jim !I!M!I _..._ or Rain....... · Star Route Fancy Fanners $175 Mlllk ~ -~. $1.30: Melatno .G _-',!.._.8 I """'wa ·"""' • · • Niday ·~ m Red llono Sen1co 4-H ~b7 placed third bl Judllnl, Jll!l' stick fmn GalllpoUs Foodland. ·Stauoo. ·$l.IO; ~" ~- HlllbOlloo, m. a (Continued on page A-7} ,..,TJI 1 1111t .... (11\elt- , . , '' ~ ' Buri<'SOn. $2: Angle Blak<man. Rock Hlll Ranch, U9. Holzer Medical Cmrrr. $2: Lovel ForRf'Y, C.Y.F .• 132. Barr'!'. Custom Meat l'roc<sslng, $1.50: Sandi Trtp!t>tt, Fancy Fal'fl1('J'5, 106, C and S Bank, Sl .75; H•athor Swain. MforcervtiiP Marauders, 110. Evan..10 Entrrprlses. $1.7!1: Danny Angel. Ridge .... __.., .............. ,...... _ laon, - - Kf'VIn Johnson. GaUlpol~ FFA. 1:!!. . Bryce Smith Investments. S2: Sandy Brumflcld. Northup L & L. 129, Nr-al InSurancE:', $2.00; Lisa Triplett, Fancy Farmers, I:!J, Boso Agrt-Center, $2. Ten1 Queen. P.Y.T., 116. Motor Car BJ'Ok(>rs, ~$2.75: Mark Holl('y, Th1Y{'1'l('r Piol'l('('f's, 118. Q>ntral Trust Co .• $2. 75; Wendy Ranll'f'J'S. U... 1: . h ., · ·ases top OVB . _ ·. pure e $1.~; Rodney ~- SUI: Natllatl ~ N«thup L"'i L, %11. Eva,. Fuml. tl. :_......:::::;-:,~ - Mandy " -· ~; 2.11, JIJil IOII<'s - .-"''"'" ""toeo z~ (Continued onpageA·7l Bradbury, Bucc....n. w.-. •25 J -· J . :.. ' Management, investment fii-tn buys ·: fair's grand champion market hog • 7 per ••• • •• $.95; Stoney Joh{lson, Outdoorsmen, 1,470, M!'Cini'I('Ss-Stanley lnsurancf', $1; Scott Jividen, Thiv£'nt"r PICJnl'I£'I'S. ],2(1), Jay Mar GALLIPOLIS- Teresa Haffelt's Oub. either lambs animals sold at the 129-pound grand champion lamb In order, were: falr, was sold fiiday at the annual TC'resa Hatfplt , Thh't'llff PloneE'rs, l'!t. livestock sale to Century 21- Q>ntury 21-Southern Hills Ri-al Est&ll' Inc .. Southem Hills Real Estate Inc. for $1:1.40: Dianna Form. C.Y.F .. 122. Ohk> Valley Bank. Sfi; Dianne For~. C.Y.F .• 128. $13.40 per pound. WL\eman Insurance. $.1; Lovcl For~. The price offered by the realty C. Y.F .. 104. Young's Custom ButchE'rtnR. finn was40cents higher than the$13 $2.!'i0; Brad Clt>tlX'l'ns, Mercerville Wildcats. Ohio Valley Bank, Sl.~: Jimmy per pound paid In l~by Blackburn 121. Brumfl('ld, Northup L & L. 127. Fruth's Rel!lty of Gallipolis. Pharmacy-, JIM: Sandy Brumll•ld, Northup Halfelt Is a member of Thlv~rter L & L. US. Irwtn'.s Glass St>rvice. SJ: Anrd(' BlakC'man. ·Rock Hill Ranch, ll8. M and F Pioneers 4-H Club and resides at Construction. $3.5(1; Ht>atlv.'r Swain. MM"C('('· v111f' Maraud£"rs. lll. SwaM's General Ston'. Eureka Star Route. Jimmy Brumfield, No_phup L & L. 118, Dianna Forgey, Rt. 1, Thurtnan, ~1.00: Jim Mink's Clt<'vrolct-Oid$Rl<lblle. $3.11.'1; who had both grand champion and Mark Holl~. Thh'efK'f Plorwers.-l:ll. Wayne reserve champion lamb last year, Ru.'iSl'll, $1 J~; Brad Crf'meens. ME'I'«"'Vtlk> UO. John Andrt'W C~rttl'r, Dr. and was again reserve champion, sel- Wildcats, Mrs. Crorge Davis, S2: Ridcy Swain. ling her 122-pound animal for $6 per Mer('(>n:lllr- Wildc-ats, ~- OhiO Valley Bank. $!.~. pound .to Ohio Valley Bank. NUs Saunders, Th!V('I1('r Pklnfoers. 1~. The price was comparable to that Willis Funeral Homo. $2; Wendy Bradbury, ·paid In 1~ by Riverside Terrace ·. Rodney Rangers. 116, Glllln¢1am J>n~As , 53; Swain, ME"rCE'f'Vilk!- W~ats, 1,10. Condominiums for Forgey's re- · Ricky Shak• Shoppo. 11.75; Sandy Triplojt. Fanry serve champion. She is a member of Fal11lf'f'S. 102. Sout)lern Starr-. S2.Z: f'rl!rddle Centerville Farmers' 4-H Que<on. P.Y.T.. lilt. J. D. Nor1ft Proclu<t'. • bJ IJha N .,.. pound. i Doshawn CaldWell, E.T.C.1 1.149, SmithBuick Pontiac. $.94; Bryan Can e r, Outdoorsmen.l,l!.\7, JtmMJnk 'sChevrolet-Oidsmobllfo, $93~000 at an a;verage of . 96 cents ¢entq.ry -21 buys 129-pound.grand ~hampion lamb at $13.40 per pou~~ 1 yielded • Jln> BaUJ<hman, Thlvlnl'!' PioneErs, 1,250, M $.92: Kevin Mannon, Gallla Buccaneers. and T ConstnicUon, $3.70; J~11n Fallon, 1,1:1), HolzE'r Medical C(>ntE>r, $.86; D.J. HoPe'S Helping Hand, 1,266, Dlversllled Han:k>n. Gallla Bul"C'aneers, 974, M and T IIM!St""'nts, O~lo VaUey Foodland, $3.Z); ~Ia Smith. Gautpolls FFA., 1,361, MciJo. · Construction, $.96: Bobby Brumt'it'ld. ThlvC'flff Plonet"rs. 919. Jenldns ConCTE'te, $.97: nalj:l's fh.staurant, $2.10: Cindy CaD. Hannan Andy Adams, Norfh Gallla FFA. RJ. Trac:<- FFA, 1,264. Ohio VaUey Bank. Sl.10; Souttte-asfpm Equipment Co., 1.93; panny Phil Greenlet>, Hop<>'s Helping Hand, 1,256, &>av('t', Thlvt"'lee' Plonet'rs, 9t2. CaD's Ha!ley Brothers Comtructlon, $1.90; Mlko Termite Control, $.91; Kirk J ohnson, GalllpoM¢ormlck, Triangle, 1,196, Central Trust lla FFA, 9111, SprlnR Valley Plaza, Ul; Roster Co., SUO; Bobby Gordon, Lin I• Kyger VaUey Darst, Borderllnors.l.lm. OVB. U2; Rodney Boys, 1,428. OVB, $1.25;· Teresa Hal!elt, Bi-umlleld. Thlv....- l'toneors , 88!1. Sparkle Tlllven..- Plon...-s. 1.212, G. Ronald Atldnson. Pool Supply, 5.1!9. C;!lf.. SU;; Shane Glassburn. Hillbillies. April Graham. Trl&iijtle. 9!Y7. Emptre 1-"1". Central Supply Co.. SliD. Tammy Furniture Co.. S.S?; Todd Holstt'ln , HUibtllles. Elliott, Rodney Ran~. 1,292, C and s Bank, 1,241, lll'tz Honda, llll; Sheila Mlll<r, Sl.!ll: Srott EWOtt, cadmus Redskins, 1,357, 1,12'7, OVB. $.81; Mall Kemper, lf<llzor Medical Cl!fltl'l', Sl.15; Kellh Spurlock, Bordt>rlln('I"S, Hillbillies. 1,3'18, Ohio Valkoy Livestock Co., GaUipolls FFA, 1,225. OVB, $1. puad GETTING READY- Steer owners line uP_ for judgjng prior · to Friday's annool livestock sale at , the _Gallin County Junior Fair. The sale of 86 steers ~ �• • • P1191 Ohio , . , TiiMI Sentinel A-8-The • • 5, ' ' " r1 e·r Violator found guilty 1rimes· ieutintl Section':-:::::":· . POMEROY - Franklin Jewell was toond guilty of probation violation and ordered by Meigs CountYCcmmonPJeas CowtJudge Charles Knight to serve the balance of a previous sentence. Jewell has already served 00 days of a six month to five year sentence. He will oow serve fran live mon~ to five years 111 the state Jll!'lllentlaey. Lester Wise, Jr., was also fOWld guilty of probation violation and will 'oow complete a six JJXlnth to five year·sentence for a breaking and entering which occurred In 1982. He, too, will be returned to the state penltentlacy. 1n other court actions, Baroara J. Hendrix, Syracuse, Is suing Iva Stewan, Minersville, for $50,001 for daniages evolving tnm a May 16, 1981, auto accident. Loris Ray Pullins and Susan Jane Pullins, both of Pomeroy, tiled tor a dissolution ot their rnarTtage. Judy AnnMyerstlied tor a divorce from Keith R. Myers. Both ai'e from Reedsville. BUILT IN 1819 - Union Baptist Church. at Black(ork, which began lneedngs In this log cabin In 1819, Is stiD active today. Meigs Local seeks educational fun..s MIDDLEPORT - The ., The Meigs Local School District Is making applicaUon to the State Department of Education, Division ot Special EducaUon, for federal funds available ·through Title VI-:S of the Education of the Handicapped Act, Pan B..P.l. !N.142. The aPP~ation and all related documents are available for Inspection and corn· ments to parents and' the general public. People Interested 1n Viewing or discussing the application should · contact Dan E. Moms, Superintendent, Meigs Local School District, at the S\IP1r1ntendent'somce, 621S. Third Ave., Middleport. ,. ( ....... By,.Gods p · group note~ lan~ark line, the blaqlt churches .were cause most of the slaves could dented cantln'ued Christian telneither read nor· write and . · lowshlp by their white lnthern eve~ had to be done by POMEROY - The . oldest whenslaverybecameanlssuetn memory. association of black churches In the ~- J'rlor to 'that time Meigs County has little rei'Arnerlca - the Providence blacly- and white ~allons cordec! history about blacks Reguiat Missionary Bapttsi As- · were In the same Tees Valley , although there was Supposedly soclaUon organizEd 1ft SOI!.~tAsSociatiOn. ' · an undergroUnd railroad which Ohld lri' ~ ~ wUl ObserVe . / u.~ of the historY ~ operated In the western part ot jts, · sesqUicentennial with slx church written by Johnson the county. Mrs. Richards, ex. ·, from the ' pressed · her ............,.., Aloa-•-tmmt Of celebration at the flrst . ReV. J.H. pt1st Church of of Meigs County, who wi!h the film on Meigs County at ~ ug. 14--19. . . has been delci lbed as tllie best J the M1J¥11!111 ~-IIIII not qnti ,., Using tile tiJerne · -and nibst authi!ntJc lllstOrtlm 1n . ' · mention d blacks·ln lt. .~· ProvidenCe. L , . Several years ago W~!¥ . . f1orence Rlcnards of~ ·; ReV. Nyle Borden Qf ~ the, port, Is~ tqrtile . l was l'llOdenitor of the As91iPla'. ts"·' sesqulcentetinlal celebritljlll. tlon, he and a group of cbul'ch:' and talks freely , about the . men set out to mark the location there'has beell a $teady . general misunderstanding · " Or that tint church at Berlin ' tn. ~· nuinber ,,.or · __ about black peqlie. · . f' Cmisroad. ·After IIIey had tMArnclattOn,38at "Long before the Civil War ' cleared off the location, they turn of ·the .century .to 26 , there were black peopie In the· ioulxl only One original founda. •tQday, stm the black .ChurcheS . North and West wbo were not '. , tton stone and the state denlt'd ; <"'prove a vlabll' force In southeast· slaves. 1n fact my father had no their appliCation for registry on L.em Ohio. : ' hlstoryofanyothlsfaml)ybelng J the ba~ls of Insufficient The history ot the founding of slaves, but my mother did." doclirnentlon. til(> Association IS tilled wiUl the · She said that In the SOUth ThequestlonofwhethefProvlhiStocy of pre-Civil War slavery · beforeihe ClvU war, the slaves dence Aslloclatlon- called that and ~struggle for freedom. · weren't allowed to ·have because the founders said that Prepared by the Rev. Giles churches. "Some of the masters "by the providence of God w£ Johnson, now an octogenarian taught religion to their slaves · are here" - was Indeed 11\e pastqrlngachurchtnToledo, the. but wiJen !hey would go back to. " oldest, aasociatlon of black history relates that the new try to teach other slaves, they 'churches In Amertca, was conorganization was called the · would be fort:Jldden to do so by firmed 1n 1934 after a dispute by Providence Anti-Sil!wry Mlstheir masters. So what theY did an association In Indiana. , slonary . Baptist ' Association was to go ·to somebody's ·cabin 1n about Ullll the worlds ,· It ~uorpnlzed IIi 1834 at . and have church anyway, butm · "Anti-Slavery" were dropped by 'i Crourolld near Jackson · the masters'wouldn't hear them the Providence Missionary Bap'"' Tov a irollp of mlnlst~rs who stnglng, they WOUld tum a tub !1st Association. , been drMift olit of the~ upside down outside and beat on -Mrs. Richards, Bernice I..VaiDt!Y ...:.ac1atlon." · it. ' Bor-den, Bart:Jara Scott, Beulah expulsloncameoverthe "Listen to the wcrds of the Johnson, Lula · Hanipton, and question whlch was a bot hymn, 'Steal Away, Steal Away GeneVa TUrner added the last 00 the minister wrote 1n a to Jesus' - that's what tlley' bad years to thlicentBmial history 1n he compiled tor the to do." . . l!fl'P8I'Iltlo\l tor this month's . ~lenlllal program of black She says the In many of the . · Qbservance. . . ., ' "' GALLIPoLIS - The following .......- week In Gallla County Probate Court. Paul D. Ousley, 25, Rt. 1, Ewtngton, mechanic, and Jennett L. Oller, 19, Rt. 2, VInton, unemployed. , . Ronald L. Kemper, 38, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, foreman, and Lois A. Nibert, 33, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, licensed pr~Ucal nurse. ' Nell D. Simmons, 25, 129Jackson Pike, mason, andWandaF.Nelson, 25, J29.Jackson Pike, b~ layer. JobnD. Prqse, 3l,Rt:4,Galllpc)lls,, brick layer, and Ellen A. Wood, :M, Rt. 4, GallljX,llls, housewife. · Randall C. McCarley, 2n, Rt. 1, E\vlngton, laborer, and Tina K. .Smith, 16, Rt. 3, Bidwell, stiJdeot. na'vid A. ~tm. 19, 52.1 Hilda Drtve, student, and LuEllen 8aund· ers, 23, Rt. 4, Galllpollshteacher. ·tt:• ., · CHESTER - Eastern Meigs Countianl are reminded that a community tuberculin skin testing cUnlc, will be'held tnm 5 to ?·p.m. Monday at theChesterFireStatlon. This Is the final evening clinic being offered tor persons wbo will need ~ stpn test to assist their organization · In serving food at the Meigs County_ Fair. Children wbo are entering kindergarten also may receive their required skin test at this time. Mrs. Joan 1ewksbary,, R. N., county tuberculosis nurse, l,s In charge ot the clinic. •.. f!JIIII!(atlon, • · -~~· -~ nNr ·· -- '' ~ ~~ ~g-z . ...,.~zi -M POMEROY - Delegates tor the stateDemocratlcConvefttlonwtUbe elected at the regularmeetlllgofthe Melp County DemocratJc Execu· live Canmlttee, Thul'lday at 7: :1) p.m. In Carpenter's ~·Pomeroy. 'lbe convention will be held 1n Columbus on Sept. 15. "• ~ESI' IN PROVIDENCE - Co Wded In 1813, the' ~ BaptW Chord! .near South Point llll tbe oldest active black drurdJ In SoutbealiteJ11 Ohio aac1 eame Into tbe · ~ A"'Jffd,_., when Ia was o~ In lli:H. • I - McGhee, and tbe Rev. Henry Key, at the sesquicentennial banquet. ' Serving on the celebration committee with Mrs. are the Rev. Melvin' • Joe Fletcher, Ironton; Bernice Borden, BldweU, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibnore, GaUlpolls; the Rev. B.F. Austin, Irontoo, Lula Hampton, and ' Oscar Qualls, freedom and justice sounded 150 years ago was heard. The story . of their continuing travel by faith, worklhg together, will be strengthened as members Pomeroy. . gather at J3urUngton for the 'lbe ASSOCiation's lrumpet,tor~;=:::: celebration. f!Erlin ' 'he the ·slavery negro spirituals rnucll repetition of phrases was necessazy be- ' Golf lips presented on convention agenda .. of 'em TB clinic slated Monday .at Chester ., ' Delesate selection .' 'Jtmes.Sentinel Stall. ~pies filed for marriage this paSt the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club met at Heath United Methodist Q)urch Friday evening. Birthdays observed were t11oee of Jim Diehl, . Harold Hubbard · and Dr. John Ridgway. A· guest was Verne Weber, a Rotarllin trom Texas. Dinner was served by women of the church. - ' :. MIDDLEPORT- President Bill ' -~ By~HOEEUCH Marriage lic,enses Ftimcts showed a ·film on golf ' ' lnStniCtlon by Jack Nicklaus when f .......1 -8e... ~- ' • ' *il 1 ,. w"' .. · ~. i' { A page.tnt portraying the . ~it{ freedom wrttten by· .iolmson ~ the centemlal ob. 'eervalre, HaS also been updated . . by the cOriun!ttee and wUl be presented on Aug. 17 at 7 P-lY\· The two-hour costumed pre&entatlon begins with a prayer ~ \\'here the minister Con1pare4 lhe exod!IS of Most'$ .tnm ·Egypt to the slaves•and tells them that 1n time GOO will free them. It tells of the plight of the runaway slaves tbroogh the -til1derground railroads, of the . dlssentlon\\1thtn the Tees Valley ·Association because of the black · S}'IN)IIIIIY tor thelr,own, and the tounillna .ot · the Providence A$clatlon. OtheJo hJihllgitts ot the celebratiOn will be the recognition and prese~~iallon ot plaqUes to tlMi t!No ~ churches In the • A~tlon, Macedonia Baptist 111'81" Swth Pant In Lawrence c:mil1y foullded 1n 1813, and Unioa Blptl!t at Blacktork, tounJied 1n '111!1. . ,.., M'elr \Will feature pro. gran'B by the Ministers and ' : ' == :_,l • • :_ :;:J - ...__~( -· JleercGN• )illt#Ute, tl~e Women's ~'!~;·::~~: . 'l1leri' Tnulee8 to meet ..... SYRACUSE- The Sutton Town· ship Truslees ~haveameetlngat ' 8 p.m. 'n"""ay ,In the Syrpcuse wDl be rec<JIIIItlon of fDrrrla- niOdi!nitors lnclucllng the Ref.'. D.L. Latham, the Rev. · Nyle.Jiardea, !lie Rev. Henry Fletclier, tile ReV. Elbert .' Municipal Building. 'I . . -' . ...<•... --- ', I • ___,.. �' . .Page "-•~~n~y B-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' • . ~..- Middleport-Gallipolis, Qhio-Point Plea~G~t, W. Va. Concert set in Lancaster ' LANCASTER - Concert ol the Columbus Symphony Orchellll'a sponsored by Cameo Concerts has been set 1 for Aut~. 11. QINtlan Badea, Millie Director/ Conductor has coo-en Tcbalcovlky's "War of 1812 Overture" and Aaron~ land's " Portrait of Unooln" u parts of this outdoor event. 'I1!e she lor Picnic and Popa II the . ' A 5, 1914 . anmversary in Pennsylvtmia, ' from the de!llgnated parldni 81'!l!ti . tn till! city of 4Jx:uter to the O.l/.·L. site. 'n!eptcnlcii'OWiCIIwW ~ . at 4: 30 p.m. on Alii- 5. ALtQt.iiPPA, Pa. - Earl -~ ~ O'Nt111, fouuerJy 11 p(cnlc blln~ or lawn cbalrs) or jlable •tin& lmmedllltely in lront ot the dome. 1 .. ~ ,..,.,._ -. ... -. .,.., "" •. l. - ...~ WOMEN'S ~ . • •• .. 1 J.W, Halllll..owip. O'Neill 11 retired tram lilt ·: 1.r DAYTON · - Mt. and Mrs. StanfQI'd Stockton of Hemlock Grow ·celebrated their !50th wl!lldllll annlverury with a fainlly d!Mer at the Tropics Restaurant in Dayton on July 28. Thole attending besides .the honored KUeSIII were Mr. and Mrs. ' Ralph Bernard and Anita o f . Coolville; Mr. arid Mrs. John Watson, Greg and Angie o! Canal Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Martin ol GaUlpolls; Ms. Ernestine Stockton o( Huber Heights; Ms. Donna Stockton ol Hemlock Grove; · . Ron Martin of Dayton. and JUI Geiger of Vandalia . ' •, ~i •• ' Pace Setter ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Pug• B-3 Stocktons note 50th anniversarr _. """""'"• ~tad their 50th . a-u ContriCtiJI& Dlvllti.l ai ~Neiii~YII1aly June 10. D!'avo Corp. wttb ~ .yean . 11 ' .... .. ...... ot the late l{arry lel'VIce.• ' ·•nd E~ O'Neill. Mrs, O'Neill is tbe '1be COil'ple haa nine pudcblld. da11811ter of till! )ate Mr. and Mn. ren an11 one Klftt-eraridcbud. Clarence Drumri1and. . .. Out-of-loWII r.ta11vlt ' •"-"• They were man1ed June 11, 19M w.ere Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mack; by till! Rev. B. Tlqqpmn at Fort <liellln; Mr. and Mrs. MytQD • Gay, w.va. · Mack and 10. ., Gl'IMl Oty; Mr. A receptkm wu hoilted by their and Mra. Mike Fulton, aoii and . children, Robert, , Jlillel aiicl' Do- dqhter, WOOIIer . • • nald, all ot AliqltliiJI', J>a., al-t!lll Satln& lor the CGICert wW be . elt)ler ~ a1 admllllon (bring a . .' ......., . ... ' Pon1e10y Mlddl put G Uipolla, Ohio Point Plea~G~t, W. "Va. Fo_~er Cllflmus couple celebrate General .mnlalon to the blanket Ohio University-Lancaster Cl!m· I!I!Stina .,. .. 15. Table -tina II pus natural ~,mpbltheater. $10 per~ at tablft ot loor, 111x. Shuttle servtce will be available . · ~~~1.1.Cblldfen l!ilder 12 ticket .. .,' ,...-* 5, 1914 r----- ------ ClJI55IfiW5 l BY - for All Your Nreds . Speed• and Language Therapy REG. TO '30~00 Salad bars ·NowS1900 , I DUBLIN, Ohio (Ai>) - Salad bars have ~me a popular addition to last-service restaurants now thatcustomersareeallngmore vegetables than previously, acconllngto WWlam Welter. Welter, executive vice president ~Wendy' s International Inc., saki hlslastservlcechatneJCpectedtouse . · 75,<m toos of fresh vegetables in 1984, an lncreaseof2Upercentover THE LEARNING TREE Child ·Care Center .· . PRE'ITY BABY WINNERS - Winners making lint place In 1be ••~ -PrettyBabyCoiUstFrlcla.Yplduredwltltpare!Uwerefroai._.,Jeftto ) igflt,llannahBeaver, TlmandlllannaBeaver; Jeremy~.~. and . _ Larry n.~ ..' •'J'>' ,. ...,....... ,.~; Jllllall Blclde, ADen and Beclcy Biclde; JUI!tln Mulholand, Eric and Vlcld Mulholand; Cynthia Ward, I:.arey and Jonda ·1· .-" :· 1..• GAltiPOLIS, OMIQ, ' JGiiiiDS· I ~; > f~ ~: 'I1Jnes.&!atlne Staff : :• . ~ALL!POLJS - As 248 tiny : ~ l!iliticlpants whined, gurgled or : • ).\11\tched the world go by during the sle, Jerry and l<tm Massie, Gallipolis. . Boys, seyen~ol2monlhs-Justln Mulholand, Eric and Vickl MuJOO. land, Vinton; James Wellington, -: "r~ttyBabyContestFridaymorn- Mr. andMrs. Don~~ldH.WeUJngton, ' · lng, little did they know who would ' Vinton: Thomas A. Burnett, Torn trophy or ribbon ror good and Tonia Burnett, Gallipolis. i 1 win .a ~ looks · . · ! ~ judges from the Point : : Pleasant JUJ![or Woman's Club ! . • viewed the babies for the contest ; ; sponsored by ·ihe Gallipolis Junior ; : Woman's Club. The number of ~ .dilldren entered was an fucrease •. . :, : ·· Jr<)!lllast l:!aeies.competed. year when more than 18J · ;u .:..: !Nlnnlngflrstlhroughlhlrdplaces Glrls,l3 io 18 months- Cynthia Wanl, Larry and · Jonda Ward, Bidwell; Kate Saunders, Matt and Noreen Saunders, GaWpoUs; Erika Eutsler, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Eutsler, Galllpolis. Boys, 13to18monlhs-Nicholas An~hony Mulholand, Mulholand, Vinton; Justin andR.Dohna Rice, Robin and Randy Rice, Vinton; Andrew Fetldetl:osch, Mike and Trlsh FenderiJosch; GallipoUs. Girls; 19 to 2f months- KalaL. Ours, Lellllld and Becky Ours, Crown City; Anna Salisbury, Steve and Shirley Salisbury, Gallipolis; Alicia B. Riedel, Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Riedel, Bidwell. Boys, 19 to 2f months - Justin ~. David and Rbolida, ~ City; Joshua Dunfee, Rod and Angie . Dunfee, Crown . City; . Dustin Deckard, Kenny and Kim Deckard,Calllpnlls Girls, 25 to 36 months- Amy" WUson, r ...nlp>Us; Bruce Meghan and Fetty, Cl1¥1y Richard Wllson, and Terrl Fetty, GalliPOlis; Tara ACROSS "'·rapt!:P·r WAU' IN ()Ill tAll J()fl ·rHE :i .. •9:00-11:30 :Before and after-school care •K-3rd guide · . . 1 ·.......-·, . •' The Learning Tree is open to children of luw race religion, or national origin. . ' . .· .' · ~ · ' · Enrollment numbers"'limited. ~all Jan Betz now. u&~lt6jr& ' · dauei;I~Jl(-flt-law, . Beth Blrchlleld: .,~ ., I 1 ! •• ; ' I . l ,. ' • • • ' . ' . .•. ~ ( 'I ;.:' l : 113 THIRD AVE. GALLIP._OLIS, OHIO LANGUAGE • VOICE • SnrrrERING • SPEECH·DELAY· HEARING IMPAIRED 446-2673 • ' • ~ . $}5 Accoi:dtng to a recent American · ; i ; tnost ~ . • S1CJ9Sale ~I Price ·coiDrectal cancer patients requlrepennanentcolosllmles. . Becaii!JI! of tmprovernB~ts lrr : ; early 11etect1on ani! treatment, only : ·; about 15 ·percent ~ patients with · : rectal cancer now require perrnan· I. -~ enJ collJSkmles. ' • ' ,. ............... Commodore"' 64K Campuler Versatile programming . opllons, prafesslonai graphics. Hl-7 Our Reg. 26.97 Mura Hi Stepper FM stereo, ultrallgh'\ head· phones. 12.9 A. Scientific calculator 1.54·functton Math Model ............ 102 .16.97 C . Adv~nced lclen· tile ......·... : ...... 10!.19.97 D. Printer Wlt.h { 'j ;~'· ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. . I " . 1 • ' ~~· ·A JllmQIII*'roni Tile Bilia... •l ..'•, : ;; ' · ,, . ' THE FAITII THAT SAVES . WilliaMS; K1111~11 , ' J . . Faith ls-euential to aalvatioo: "Bat !llitAo•t.fiiitl it.u illtJ>o-nl* to ,Ucue Aim; /&r u tAGt ,_lllo God_,, INiievc tAGt u u, 11114 tAGt Ae;, G ~ oftMM tAGt mlirn'lw ..J: -."(Heb. 11:8), . ' ' • · • , · . . ' 13" . , . . _ Forllble ' ,_.tvlllon .• ·on ~ I Prescriptions ' Howard Miller Grandlathef Ctqck ·-: Th.e first 200 people who qualify for this program : and have ~ pres~~iption filled (new, . refill,· or transfer) Will rece1v~ a $1.00 Coupon good for use , after August 19, 1~84. Limit of 1 per person. . , : • ' ., · • :· . •' ••: ' ' • '! •: • ' , ; AM/FM~x · Telephone Clod< R8dlo , ', I :, ' I · . Open a 31h, 5 ·or 7 year Certiflcate 'account 't Gallipolis Savings . l. and receive a BONUS gift. ·Your account earns·high Interest and Is JU&ranteed. < •• • • • • • • • .sJO , . ' •f . 304-.675-1244 . 30-62 : ! Fewer CokJ'Homies ' : {' 446-9510 . .. DIS~OUNT ' by Juanita married on. Aug, 8, 1953 at the . , Rutland Unlted Methodist Church by the Rev. Robert Linter. He Is the smilf Mt. andMra. N.B. Blmhfleld . o( DadP ·Cjty, fla,, 8!)11 she Is lhe ., o daughter ol the late Mr. aild Mrs. ,,. ' .• • • Cancer .. SOcietY . surve.Y. many : ~· Aipei1cans wroogJy assume that ' ' \ M.A. We're tile ltore w '; • Mr. ·lu!!f"Mnf BirCiitfeW IVere I 10%' ~DKINS, PEWTER : James Blrchlleld, ~ Rotiert and -A BONUS* GIFT . and . their SOliS The ·account with ~~baa~ .. . GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS· •I ' PAMELA HEADQUARTERS ••. r-------------1 r-:-----=====~::==~=========~~~;~;~::=::E=~ •. • I HAIR STYLIST ~ Russell Utile. They ·have four , celebra,tlon . of the 31st ~ng grandchUdren, Jeff, Jyl, Misty and ~ !lllnlversary of Howard and,Marle Jake ~hfleld. . . ~ Bi!'Ch11eld wtJI be held oo Slmday, Relatives and friends are Invited ·, Aug·. ).2, from .~ to 5 p.;n. at their tocalldurlngtheqJephouSe,ltours. · ~ horrie on the Rutland~- · .- ·' , , 'Thecelebratlonlsbelnghostedby their daugbter andd ,J::~-~~ 1' • Kimberly and Ray \1 . To Those·60 And OVer ' . ""' ' I •. • • Now Offering With Therapist >' , POMEROY - An open house ln . .. ' ~ Birchfield open house planned . . :Limited transportation available to QVCS and wa.hington Elementa,Y '. 2 Throat Specialist· ·. \ A IVEW OHIECTION IN HAIR DESIGN" - FOR ~018,. and Open Daily I 0·9; Sunday 1·6 •ages,2YI·6 · •8:30 am.-6:30 p.m . •hot lunch . llpra-school included A'- APP()I~ r r.~[NT -J · ' ' :Child Care Title XX monies available to eligible families . • l' . Gallipolis; . Monllay t!lru Friday 9AM lot PM S'alur•av 9 AM to 5 PM . •ages 2)12-'6 · •3 day and 6 day II • . ; : ··E!eaver, Tim and Dianna aeaver, Ambu.r Hammond, : ; Sharon Hammond, PatriOt; $ophla · l 1'1. Myers, CarlL. Myers, Gallipolis. : ; r _ tloys, 0 to six months - Jeremy : 1 :~n. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Queen, f~ City; Chilton A. Casey, Mr. : • and Mrs. Robert A. Casey, Gallipn; : Timothy M. Pruitt, Martin and • :• Pruitt, Gallipolis. i •· seven tol2months-JUUan Allen and Becky Bickle, Andrea Taylor, Becky ' :Pre-Schaol ., Saccucc i, Kare n Saccuccl, · Gallipolis: Boys, 25 to 36 months - Joshua Sanders, Eddie ~d Dianna Sand. ers, Gallipolis; Erick Johnson, Rick and Patrice Johnson, GaWpolis; Roland Dovenl1arger, Roland Dovenbarger, Gallipolis. · . ~· · . ;• ;·.t JlstEdWithparentswere: . r-==------------------..;_----1 ·: Girls, 0 to six months- Hannah . ' ·Ear; FALL PROGRAMS. !:!Pretty baby contest winners are·.announced , , • ~- ByLEEK. WD'IIROW ... r.========:::;i TAKING APPLICATIONS REGISTRATION FOR. AmyWJhon, Jlruce and Cindy WIJsoD; u,EddleandDiaaa6anders. .. 1983. . ANNOUNCES OPEN . .Wri Bl!c* ,_ are Nicholas MnlhQ!and, A11t11o1Q' 8lld Do!Jaa M +-• II; lbla Ours, Leland and Becky Ours; JUIIIID Dnlmrnoud, . ·David and m JOHN A. WADE; M.D•.. Earl and Emogene O'Neill •' 4412ndlwenut .. I ' lnYIIt,... ~lttiA Md NCIMt an atra ... a BONUS gift. · .• - Saving faith II IliOn! thlll u lntelleetual faith In God. Saving faith believes that God is (He exllts), and tllat He il'a rewarder of tboje who . dillaently Melt Him. We, baving not -n God, eannot bm wiWn 0!11' 'mind a ro~ image of Him, liut faith eoablel ua to. belle-.e tllat He ,doee exist. ' . 'v , God wu beforto all 'tllliiD, the exl.aenc:e of the wqrld and the thlnlrl , tllerein (Jno. 17:11: Col. 3:f'7). It wu by His power ICol. 3:141) and H1a ·owh will IRm. 11:8&; EDh, .1:11) that all thlnp Wete erea.ct. Everythlnlt that Qod llid lfe did of Ria own power aDd Jaw. To bi11imt 'In God Ia to reaPeet Hie power and law. · ' . Intelleetuaf faith Ia a mere aebowledaement of the alateDl:e ol God, but ignores His ,JIOwer and law. To ac{ or conduct our U... under the conviction ·or God a exiltenee but not aeeordlng to tile toavlttlon ot His supreme wiD, Ia to aet In 1111eh a !11111118r that Ia not pl•'ling to Him. Sueh a faith II not pleuin1 to God; therefore, we milA be 11'1~ ,about the faith OW..., Mel it u, iwlpoln'llla lo , _ . !· ... ..... , ... D. . . . Saving faith. Ia uempllfled In Hebmn U:l, "N11111 /rlifA il 1M t~~batllftCc of ~lor*~ f&r, 1M •""'-- of..., 1101 - " This statement cloet not 10 mueh tell .1111 'lohat faith Ia u it clc. of the iNoclatlon ud influence It llai on the burt. ~s.Ntace" hu relereace to"~ oru-"wblle "•"""-"denotee "Pfoo/or left." Saving faith hu ·~" and · "u•••-~ In God. Coafldence Ill Hll ppwer, Hlllaw, and Hla falthtlliMu Ia kMPIDI HII1.1~1MI, · Abraham'• faith ~~ 11114 ~J in God made the · he'avealJ eoun&ry (Ail ....,, _real withiD btl adnd (eowW:Ciotl) 10 • to trln lilm I&Nn,lll=dwillie a ........, and lllllrb 011 urth. Such l"aftlrllti'II)JlM . orUIIItwt"ofboPe."8avislluthe ''JII'D4Iforfl•t"ID totoavlet. This .....,~ wllat 11 t~ or 1•1 II In the of God. Wheti one .. toa'IWtell the word, he deiiiOMtr&ted 11M fdlt In obedle- to God'a will; therelun, ,.t~iiigfo"llluohdinl~ · . . FtWII'NeMie ~eo.... Wnt. ... : e-.,. .,_.,.0/r • • • cli.pli1/IU Churth of ChriSt ._ _ --· __ ----.... ... ....... -·- Ill, • ._. • P.O.... lM ' ' '' ' '. G I ' ·I ' '\ P' oii,«M48631 .. .... . , .1110 1 (}9¢ ~~~~~!9• Men's Crew Socks Acrylic/nylon. Fit '13. :':.·rned I , Seldom do )OU hawt a better opportunity tO ICCOtllplilh ~ ............... ' ,, "" " ....... ...-... •......,nJ•·•.....,,'hll• 18141 He ma 'I I nneEJ Y Y : Sale Price Handy Reynolds® Wrap 18"x37l4' roll aluminum loll. Order 2 sets of prints when you bring in vour roll of · Koclocolor · or Focal · colo r p r1nt film • lor d eveloping and printing. The first set ts reQular p ric e. !he secft'nd set is ... At No Extra Cost ' . •standard surface. stonoord-slze prints from CM 41 process lllms.lhis offer does not apply to reprints.. Service ttme moy require on e •tro day. Save now. • '9·7~~~7 E. Printer/Calculators Each 18!:· F.Our 39.97, Sllde·rule Model ••• • •••••••• • •• 807 29 /t7· G.Our 39.97, lu1ln Model • • • . • ••• , •..• .IOl • :zv .•n • �' . .. • I . Aupt S, 1914 . The Man honored as Silver Beaver in.Scouts Calendar GAlLIPOLIS .., Frank DtCJe. taaa.,clea throuahout the District. pn!lellied Scouting'• Is mertt ~ COUIIIelot and mente ~t 11,ward - the Silver Beaver serVed four years u District - for 1111 servke to area Boy Commllsloner. · Scouts. ' . DICIE>mente hu helped organize . Dtaemente was honored at the several Cub Packs and Scout Trl.s!ate Area CouncU Scout An· · Troops, as well as iJve training In nual Ra-opitlon Dinner held at the leadenhlp. He hu served as Manhlll University 1n June. adult advllor to the M-G-M Chapter A $cout u a youth In Flushing. of the Order, of the Arrow. Oblo, he hu IIII'Vt!d the Trt·Sta)e He ~ been both Cubmaster and Area Council and M-G-M Dls1rlct Scoutmaster of 2m when tbe unit pnlll'ams In varloua capac!~ · was Wider' lpollSOrshlp of St. rdnce 1m. . · ' Peter's Episcopal Cburch. He Is HewasM-G-MDlstrlctActlvltles currently Assistant Scoutmaster of . Chairman 1973:1976, chat,rman or TrooP :zoo at the Gallipolis Christian committee member for 15 c~po- Church. rees, and assisted In Scout.(). · He 11 a regular Instructor 1n the Rama. He reinstituted and beaded Oblo Department of Natural Heup tbe M-G-M Dt.strtct Cub Olym· sources Hunter Safety program, a plea and Swim Programs In 1~4. member of the Gallla County He baa assisted In Eagle Scout COnservation Club and Ga!Ua w., SUNDAY PATRidr - The Patriot God , will oogm lerVIces on Sunday nights at 7: :1> p.m. or .C!Iurch STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat.· 8 AM-10,PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM CROWN CITY -Steve Fuller will speak at VIctory Baptist Church, Sunday, 7:00 p.m. MONDAY • MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Garden Club wW meet at 6:00p.m. MondayatthehQmeof · . Mrs.DaV!dBQwen,Syracuse,for · a covered dish piCnic. . Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. John J. Davis, and Mrs. George Ander· son will be the hostesses. RACINE _.. Racine Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Monday at 7:00p.m. at the Masonic Temple. POMEROY - 298 SECOND .ST. ·. POMERQV, ·oH. , PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., AUG. 11, 1984 .. lleld at 7:45 Tuesday ~enlng at the Temple. ·· 1UESDAY Mr. and Mr.r. David Remley Morris ( ' M.IXED . - ·WEDNESDAY ' MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Amatuer Gardener$ will meet at the homeofMrs. WlWam Sl!tter Wednesday. The program Happenings Meeting set POMEROY -Girls In grades nine through 12 at Southern High School who are Interested In pJaYJng wiley ball are asked to attend an organizational' meet· lng on Tuesday, August 7, at 11 a.m. The meeting Is at the hlg!l school. ' .· '99¢ COLUMBIA wllllncludeaplantexchangeand .nature arrangements. Co.hostesses for the meeting wW be the officers of the club. Bacon • • • • • • • • • • • • • · . LB.! ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE . · • . ,,l!.$1 09 $ 9 Chuck Roa·st BUCKET Cube Steak .. l8~.. TURKEY • • Drumsticks .. ~8.; ••• . 9 1 39 NGHS reunion GALLIPOLIS - The North · GaWa class of 1964 will have a · reunion at 0.0. Mcintyre Park, Aug.ll,lO a.m to6 p.m. and there will be a potluck lunch. . . • Emergency Medical Technician - Intermediate class 1s forming In Ft. Pleasant. There will be an lnfonnatlonal meeting Aug. 15, 7 p.m., at the Pl. Pleasant EMS high school for all interested EMTs. Ohioans are also ellglble tor the claas and certltlcatlon. Free clothing day scheduled CHE':!HmE -GaiDa - Meigs '• CAA wlii have free clothing day, Wedneldayy, 9 a.m. to noon for low-lnoome pa iOIIS. The cJo. thin& bank Is located at the old hlib IChoolln Cbeshlre. Skin tests· POMEROY - Tubereui1n 111111 lalla will be 8lven at the. ,._.. County 'I'ubercukBis or- ace 111 tbemulti-pwpoleiJulldll!c 111 Mulbeny ~ . • ¢ WHITE SEEDLESS OR , . 89 $ .59 2Yo Mtl k...... ...... 1. . ¢ EX Amer. Cheese .1 ~2z.; 99 . / ' 69"' . Bleach •••••••••••••• ,¢ 29 · · 69 . Ice Cteam .... ~.a~~~ $1 Tuna ••••••••••••••••• Red Grapes .. l 8; . . . . ' . VA~LEY BEL.L · Helihta. Pometoy, • PUR . . .. I SLICES . . · · . SHURFINE SUGAR 5 LB. BAG. ·s1·49 limit One Per Coupon · Good Only At Powell's Offer Expirws Sit.•.A11. 11, 1914 111111 '1\aday, 8:~ •to COFFEE 3LB. CAN MACARONIL~HEESE KOO~AID ~~~A3u. 75+8 ~ $679 · ·. limit One Per Coupoa Good DIIIJ At Powell's THRIFT KING 10 QT. CANISTER PRE-SWEETENED . Offer . Explrtt Sit... Au., 11. 11114 ·1~ 9 Limit One Per Coupon , GOod OnlY At Powell's Offerexplm Sit., Au1. 11, 1914 •' • 7~ oz. ... . ' l . . .J ' ' ' 6/ ~ l ,_,rs llmiOizt Ptr Coupoa . . Good OIIIJ At Offer EapiM Sit., Aq. 11, 11114 ' ~I I · ' . .. • MUSIC • SPORTS .1' A Ministry of First Blptist Chun:h Thirtl·it Locust. Gallipolis, Ollio PhQnt 446-0374 · · !. TRADITIONAL CHRISTIAN 'EDUCATION •• ••' lt•btrof . · 1 Tilt AlleriCIII Auoclltl011 Ill ~lwistiln SclloDts '• ... • . .. ~·m . 7. 1114 &:38 PJI. MAll STMi£ SINIOII· CITIZINS All£ ADMiiidFBI ON1MUBDAY AUGUST 9, 1914 ' • MARKEr HOGAMDLAMB SALE FAIR QUliN A~ I '7:011'P.II• m HIISOIS Z:. P.M. I t:• FRIJMY . AIN;UST 10, 1$84 • P.M. fA~ TRACfOR PULL liiURSINIT AUGUST 9, 1914 · -7:00 P.M. . . . ., AuctUIT 1e, 1914 Children-'s Perms • • .'• • ' ...• .... 1:. P.M. I t:IU.M. , '=/llr 5;. P.M. ·25% OFF (AUGUST 6-18) . · 6.50Z. -MAXWELL HOUSE ~~D~ES . K-12 ·Jf: . .·- Regi~ter For Bicycle . To Be Given Away ' ' .. \ ' ' ' ADULT PERMS ' FLAVORITE TAUGHT August 7th thru 11th August ....... thru 11th .. "The / ear.of the Lord ;. the fHi;nniRif of kn.;,a~" , ' . KNOWLEDG~ .IS , ·. IN ITS BIBLICAL AND MORA&: .PERSPECTIVIE ~ GAL. ~NO. . ~ . ·M ASON COUNTY "" . .· • SANDWIC.H MATE .. ., WHERE .. .• .... ·.' .. • . · (Across from Municipal Parking Lot) ENROll IN , ". • STARKIST CHUNK I •' U:38a.m:. I. '( . .•• GAL. On All Spring & Summer Merchandise , .· 43 CoUrt St., Gallipolis KNOWLEDGE CARRIES RESPONSIBILilY . • , ~Quellly Apperel Affordebly Prleed" OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. . ~ ' PI'. PLEASANT, W.Va.-An bulldln& across from the •..• 't . EMT-Iclass information - ~ Pric~ 1 ., •• ~!N96orW.5392. ' a ., . Bible Schools CROWN CITY - Vacation Bible Scbool will be Aug 6 to 10 at v~ Baptist Church, 6: oo to · 11;50 p.m. nightly. There wW be · an qJI!I\ boose at the c}lurcl1 Sunday, 6: :II to 7: :II before the closing program Aug. l2. RIO ·GRANDE - Simpson Chapel Unlted.MethOdlstChurch . will have VacatioJI Blbte School, Aug. 6 to 10, classes 6: :II to9 p.m. nightly. Ciasses for nursery to 6th grade,, and a Bible Study for adults. For Information, can Summer Clearance Sale . MANSFIELD, Ohio - Krtstilt McNary, ne1ceS II the groom. E111abeth Holbnall became the Best man was Christian P. Morris bride of David Rem!e.Y Morris II! a ·. · Sr., father 11 the gri)opl. Usbm July 7 ceremony ' at the First were Christian p MOrrJa ,J Congregational Orurch • In Mans· II the groom; • · Mark Morris, • r. • CUflord brother field, Ohio, with lhe Rev. brotherlltbe'groom; 'oawTaaue; Schtjer ofllclatmg. The bride Is the DaveHinkleandSOOttKnlllht, dalllhter of James Dean Hoffnwl The gUi!st llOOk was atte11ded by and Gloria, Kinsley Holfmall ci Cherie Schultz and Sue Manaleld. The groom Is the 801111 McReynolds. Christian P . Morris and LDilan A receptD1 followed Immediately Morris II Calllpolls. at the Greek Orthodox Hall: The bride wore an antique gold The couple resides 1n Columbus. bracelet that had belonged to .the The bride 1s graduate c~ Lexlng· groom's grandmother. She was ton High Scbool and attended Ohio eSL'Orted to the alter by her father. University · and, Ohio State AttendlngthebrklewereMichelle Unlv~. , · . Hottman, siSter of the bride; Cheri -The groom Is a graduate- Of Hill, Debbie McNacy, sister of the lfol!aton Academy 1n Dothall, Ala., · groom; ·Lelsha McCreadY; Lisa and Ohio Unlverlsty. He Is body . ·srett and Paula Kelfter. · Flower building trainer at Gold's Gym 1n gtrls were · Amanda and Ubby Columbu&.'-,_ · GALLIPOLIS - Galllpotls Rotary Clubwlll meet Tuesday, 6 p.m. at Oscar's. vltes the publlc. · DIClemente is l!l"ployed by the c;ama County Bpatd , of Mental Retardation and Developmental · Dlsablllttes as WorkahPp Director of Gallco Industries and hu been active In programs related to the develhpment and growth of the mentally and · phyllcany hand!· capped tor the past ~ years. · He resides In Galllpolls with his wife Chris and sons Patrick and Andrew, hothofwhomareonactlve duty · with the U.S. Navy at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center Frank DIClemente near Chicago, ni: ,.-------------,.,------~-· ;" inza . Kristin Hoffman exchanges vows .~ith David Remley Morris July 7 ' Fryer P·a·rts· LECI'A - Thjere will be Bible StudywlththeRev. Earl Hinkle, Tuesday, ' 7:00 p.m. at Walnut Ridge Church. SYRACUSE -The Nazarene Women's Missionary Society will meet at 7 p.m. at the Syracuse Church Wednesday. Etnphasl,s will be on ml.sslonar· les In Hongkong and India. New ofDcers will be Installed. The Rev. James Kittle, pastor, In· . Academy Band Booltenl. OPENING MONDA'Y Practice tor Initiation will be held at 7::1> Monday night at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple bY Pomei'O)' . ·Chaptetll!G, Order of the Eastern Star. Regular meeting wW be ' The Sunday Ti,..Sentinel Page 8-S •1 'olr111oy Mla'd'iptrt Gallipolis, Ohio Point Plea10nt, W. Va. •' •• . . ;~ ,. ."' ~ . 15o/o OF.F . Except for Bluched, Tinted & lop& Hair ' Don't Miu Five Of .. Nashvillel Top Starsl .....' . 1: " . .. '•• ...,. "full sen>ice·IGI(m 111 W. 2nd 11. HOURS: 1'lucly ' 99%-&120 . Ult AIIIIISSIOI TillS YUI IE $4 PEl PEl DAY, Wlltal WILL IICLUOE All CAll IVAI. 1!0£5• SUSOI PASSES WILL IE CHIUIIEI UIDEI OlE WILL BE flU. r lllti.UIIl_tCAIIlfll IIDES 1p~.:. CIIAIGED EACit WISH TO RIDE Pomeroy, Olt li't~ITIEIIT ....., ........ . ' • • �\ Page B 6 Mlddlepolt Gallipolll, Ohio .....,, Ph · The Sunday Tim• Sentinel II, W. Va. August 5, I~ . Bailey, Nibert trade vows STORE PI'. P~, W.Va. Teresa Lynn Bailey becrupe the bride of Gary Lee Nibert June 2ln a l;lwn ceremony at Fort Randolph In Krodel Park, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. She Is the daughter of lvah D. Miller of· Point Pleasant ahd the late Val D. BaUey. The groom, son of Janet Nibert and Jerry Nl~rt of Gallipolis, Ohio. is a graduate of Ky~er Creek Hlg)l School and is employed by McKinney Drilling Company of Charleston. Church of Christ minister John Steele perfonned the ceremony. Vows were exchanged under an arch of white and pale blue car· nations. The processional and· recesstonal son~s were "Time in a Bottle" and · 'Love's Theme " The bride wor~ a two.plece streetlen~h dress of shell colored crepe • and carried a bouquet of daisies and.· baby's breath. . Matron of hcmor Doima J. Mitchell. The ~oom wore a suit of shell and pale blue. · Best man was Mark Curnutte. Shannon Leigh, three-year-old daughter of the bride, prectided her mother.down the aisle. She carried , • CLUSTER •. ... . I. us for nonmetl\llers. Appointments w111 be lnclMdUally schl!duled· for 30 min11te ~. For more lniormatton on' these c~ or enrojlment contact Connle Cutipbell-taton, Director, at (614) ~. . • . ' POMEROY ~ Bookmobile servlce In Mejgs County ts broulibt by Mr. and Mrs. Gary L Niberl a 'white wicker basket of rose petals. A reception followed In a cabin at the fort. A three-tiered wedding cal(e In white. with pale .blue . ~ course ts Meigsbookmol?i/e ro(tte slated .... •. t ' .week GALLiPOLIS - EI\I'OIImellt for tndlvldual guitar Instruction Is now being ~ at the Frencll Art Colony, :530 Ftnt Avenue, In Gallipolis. instructor, Jeff warns. ley of C.alllpoU. wW begin lessons .on 'Ibursday, Alii. 9. and continue throuib Sept. 27. . • EnroiiJ11ent . fee for this eight. 1 the- Meigs· County Public Ubrary and . other refreshments were served. A gathering followed at the home of the bride's mother, with music provided by Itomlc Sounds. Wider contract with the Ohio Valley Area Ubrarles. . , Bookmobile Schedule for Mallday, .1\ug. 6-.Burltngham (County Mobile Home Park),' 3:'311-4:00 ' ~Ketnp .p.m.; Harrisonvtlle (Chur~h). 4:355: lri p.m.; New Lima Road (one DIAMOND SETS mue south of Fort Meigs), 5:15-6 ~ From $l95to $995 p.m.; Rutland (Depot St. ).·6: 40-8; WE HAVE THE p.m. · Ol-YMPIC COINS FOR SALE ' Wed!Jesday. Aug. 8 - Tuppers t:!latns ,(Lodwl~k's), 7:25-7:55 p.m.; Tawnev . Rlggscrest Addition. 8:10-8;40 p.m . . 424 Second Av(. '. COMPLETE CREDIT TERMS Model GJ~649R 25 d 1a;011a1 • .·, ·· U • ' ' • tl Remote Control .~ • a Aging worksh.op.s set RIO GRANDE - The Area Agency on Aglns District 7, 11\C., and C9Uege, Rlo Grande, Ohio 45674, or telephone (614) 245·5ro6. .. 3 ONLY the Nursing Home Area Training Center, a subsidiary of· the Ohio riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ , Department of Health, wW sponsor several workshops In September. ' On Thursday; Sept. 'n , Ms. Ruth A. Weaver will conduct two seminars at Sclo1o Memorial Hospital. th the continuing educaUon class· rooms. In the morning, begtnn[ng, at 9 a.m .. M~. Weaver will present' "Principles of Charting In Long·. . Fibertlls Tenn Care," while at I p.m., she will conduct another training enMesh Alumi1111m titled " Implications ' of 8 Ft. to 20 Ft Impactions." · • On Sept. 28, Ms. Lori Keller, who Is associated with the Ohio Department of Public Welfare, will . . . conduct an all-day session on Patient Assessment Systerris. This program will be Cl!nducted at Shawnee Staie Park LOdge from 9 1-----~--------......;.-'---,.----1 · a.m. to4: 30p.m. Thtsworksh!>PWill explain, In detail, the Imparlance of the assessmen1 system and how It _, works. : The Hollday Inn, Portsm!>Uth, Ranches will be the site of the training which Cape Cads will be conducted by Dr. Jane 81-l.evels · Myers, Ohio University, entitled FHA-VA-FmHA . "Outreach for the Rural Elderly." This program Is funded by ·a TIDe Financing IV·A grant from the Older AmeriAvallal,le cans' Act, and Is geared toward all service providers who perform services for: the elderly In the hotne. YOU CAN START HERE AND For Information concerning AT :VOUR LEISURE these worksht)ps, please contact Ruth A. Weaver, Training Cordlnator, Area Agency on Aglnt District AIID EIID 7, Inc., P.O. Box 978, Rlo Grande · 61995'· rr:~~~----"~ ' , f ·I :1·. RCA ·1'9'~1agonol Color TV ·.· ' t. ' RCA 13'&ao"vonlt ' Color TV .. c. .. ....' 219·95' .... • ' DISHES New ... Hollies ,, UP WITH · .. ' THIS Landing a job · WINSTON-SAL.ElYI. N.c. (AP)Students looldrig for a lob.l\ave a better chance of landing one If they tailor their tntervti'Wlng skills to the kind of firm they a:re interviewing with. Mary Lou Southern, the manaw . . of R.J. Reynolds Industries college recruitment says her finn Is "prtrnilrlly a tnarketlng-drlven : conipany. Wecantellalotabouthow jobcandklateswWfltlnherebyhow they market themaelves. '' She recommends.students think of themselves as a l)I!W product • enterlng.the matke!place. _ .. """--......... .. ..,..._.....,._I I. . .,...,. I. Qoooi- . • ~ ". PRESS 01'1 ' CIOMd Wed...-claya - S8t. a Sun. 1 2 to 4 Kingsbury. Home Sales, Inc•. 1100 ~ lain Sntt ~2·7~ Pa I .,, Ollio IN GAWPOUS CALL ·' PRUDENa HUMPHREYS AT 446-1375 FoR INFORMATION .I ., lJ!m. f1mtly mtrnwf"' MEN'S SHOES ! .. Front Loed de~,home Uft. SC:ulplu:••• treyl,n t the u;t and of tnllfttcl ·~ .,. glhl, Eapttllnq the Wltfllltlt . ol l'fklouj Mom.nt. ' collectlblo. . ',. We lnvtte ,.oU to cOme In r i He 111010 ,.~~lng oubj«<o. ·Fruth ·Pharmacy 1011111 ..... ·NIIno,W.Yo. ' ............... 11'"~·---"-­ ... _,_.._.c.. COmponent 81$T CONVIIT. . POR'I'A&a.l FRESH HOMEMADE FRESH LEAN BEEF STEW If"'_~ 89 LB. $1 ~:aD COLE SLAW COOKED SALAMI LB. lB. END, FRESH SUPERIOR I POTATO SALAD . LB. FRANKIES 12 oz. PKG. 4 9 $1 ·' PATIO ·$ gss~ - 50%.Off' Riviera- DOORS · 8 . CustOm Brnls · F 8-16 Oz. Bottles • . AS ADVERTISED BY PAUL ~ARVEY j, . LB. . HOlLYWOOD .$14 9 SPARE RIBS . LB. 99¢,1·, FRESH MACARONI SALAD LB. . D9n' t Accept ASubs.lilute.., Make Sure It's ALevolor' · Plus . Deposit RAGGED RIPE PEACH HALVES 29 oz. CAN 704 GRAND Cj:NTRAL AVE . PARKERSBURG MON.-FRI. I TO J. SAT. I TO I 89¢ · VALLEY BELL ICE CREAM 21&-4'532 ' HUNnNGTON- 121-70.! ij) ACROSS FROM THE HUNnNGTON CIVIC CENTER 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M• 1 P.M.-9 P.M. JELLO 12 OZ. ASST. UL$1 7 ~ ASST. FLAVORS $199 PUDDING POPS · WILSON -------------~------~--~---OSAGE ·' $109 EVAPORATED MILK 2CANS • HEINZ PLASTIC BOTILE 280Z. CATSUP SAFEGUARD BATH ~~=p ~R $109 NORTHERN 79¢ l40 CT. DECORATED NAPKINS 2% MILK . FRITOS 3/• POUNDER t t $169 TYSO" FROZEN TIDE . . DETERGENT 490Z. BOX $}8. 9 FRIED ~~xoz $27 9 CHICKEN · 16 oz. UTILE DEBBIE ,OATMEAL CREAM PIES BLACK FLAG 12 HOUSE AND 89¢ oz. ~~:fiN. $299 GARDEN ~RESH PRODUCE .. GOLDEN . 'BANANAS 3LBS.s1 ' ' MICHIGAN POTATOES 10 LB. $199 BAG . - 13 OZ. CAN VALLEY BELL GAL , . ' 99¢ BOLOGNA --·=---------:::-::"':':':::-""::-:"::---, JIF CRUNCHY OR SMOOTH COKE, TAB PEANUT $}49 SPRITE BUTTER 1s oz. HOLZER CLINIC LTD. HOliDAYS . · gg¢ PRE·SLICED . 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·35 near Gal~ ·. li(lolis. Physicians from--the Departments of Family Practice arid Pediatrics will be available for ·treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter ) ttie Clinic at the .Hospital Emergency Roo~ Entr.ance. Pediatric. patienls should telephone 446.. 5287 for ·a time to .be . URGENT' CARE CENTER HOURS Ph. S1 79 LB. ' LB. . ! INGELS NITURE 106 N. Second Ave., Mlddleon, Oh..' · ... $ . s99o NEW WEEKEND .HOURS Remole Rg~ouints do bell. E~t. P• pretltt 1 tentlrntnt Mid' · experltnet' common to 1\let')'· 1 t t GIIOUP OF ~ URGENT CARE ~ ~ENTER Infrared ther'rt IPK~ 11 one of the •"' thlft81 ' Pr«low · Ho,.nil ' $Q9101 STEAK · POUND . The .I Secoad Ave. . MaO Shoe \..AIU.e Lafayette Ga1UpoUa. o. .salad, green beans •. fruit I • t STEAK SJate· F~ILY ' Telling CUBE t,SIRLOIN . ,< Wednesday ~ Physical Fitness, ti.:45 a.m.; Bingo, 1-2 p.m.; Bol¥ttng, 1: 30 p.m. 'l 'Ibursday - Trip to the Ohio Fair, leave at 7:30' .m. Oera:mtcs, 10 a<JJI.-2 p.m. i; Friday - CHEAO Health Educatbt Program on Nutrition at 10: 30 ll)m., Public Dinner.'with serving ttom 4 to 6: :ll p,m., with.a round ~square dance from 7 to 10 p.m. · tVJth music by the Strlilgdusters. :~ 'nckets for ~Ohio State Fair for Persons over.&I are available at the · ~ter for $2, tickets tor the Meigs . ,Co\mty Fair Senior Citizens Th!Y. ~y,Aug.l6, .· ~ill(). for persons There wW · iJe·no reduced price at the gate for the county fair so pick up your · ticket ai the Center. ~· The Senior Nutrition Program fitenu for the week Is: :•: Monday-Hamburger,creamed fc:as. CQ1e , Slaw, tapioca with :>\'hipped topping. ' : Tuesday - Chefs salad, corn, MARRIAGE, 1 lEAN & JUICY '$1.,79 ~HSICKEN $229 SALAD Fltness,I-;::::=======::::::====:;=:;;;::;::J ECK·RICH $19 9 ~O~~: $14 9 BOLOGNA CHOPS . ta. . . 599S &THE HOME ROAST t - till......_ HOURS: Mon .. T,..., Thun., Fri. 12 to 7 , CAPIZIOS f)1il&y ,- Creamed chipped beef btsCUtt, seven laye,r salad. rarrois. aetstln with 'fruit. Of {DIIII. ,coffee or tea witll 'meals. .ROll 12" diaeonar B&W . ·O.nly E-926!1 I BREAST Physical :. Tuesday Ji:45 a.m.; -Chorus Practice, 1-2. 1 r-.· Our lltw C.pe Cod lodellar fll•llr. COlle . ·• in . . " ' new C.pe Cod 111odlt. 960 ...,. feet at flnl. . llwiiiJ lrN on tim lloor tN~~mi*t to 1440 141111111ttt. EIIIIIICt IIIII qlll- ' ity •t less thin $25.00 Plf sq111n foot. · llodtls loc:IW 011 Rl 50 WISt o1 AIIIIIIS - Pic-he llllllll-5f2·1411 • • JUST '1350 ' T-}450 'Ibursday - Ham salad sandp-eamed lima beans, cot~ "''t!J~ and tomato, cherry cheese ' CHIC,KEN Frank A. Wharton, Naples, Fla. The open-church ·wedding wW take pi8ce at Grace United MethOdist Church i\1111· 11, 4: 30 p.m., with the Rev. Bruce Harris otnclattng. J4~16~ 199 .. All .... ' 26 ·95 1 ' 29.95 ::: ~MERPY - The following acttVttles have been scheduled for ~ ~~~of Aug. 6-10 at the Meigs Grunty Senior Citizens Center, f,i:ulberry Heights, Pomeroy; • · : Monda~ - Physical Fl~. lJ.; 45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. ~ !; t BONELESS t CHUCK FRESH • ro,S9 . thru Sat., Aug. 1 1, 1984 Price• w......... Th. PORTI.AND '- Mr$. Odessa Mr. and fdr&. Wayward Jones, Promtt ot POrtland announces the Racine. ' engagement and approaehlng !11l!J'· 1 .. Tile open Church wedding wUI rlaaeotherdaughter,Danet]BI.renc!~ takepiaQeon,Aug.18at7p.m.atthe ~eddie•.to Roller Lee Jones, son,of ·Portland Unl~ Metllodlst Church, Portland, ~ ;~~:~~~-Beet cubes oil rice, . _, ',lJIIHlAY ·Weddle-Jones . if\1eigs . · ~'chedule set . CVLR~ tern '• n..,. GO TO CICUI<Cit , VINTON· ...- James Kemp, Ft. Stewart. : Ga., and Kim Beck, Gallipolis, were llJilrtied July 4 by the Rev. Elmer Geiser at the borne of the groom's parents. · .---------.....;.-_,.._....;.._ _ _ _ _ _-f The groom Ia the son ot Wayne and Ethel Kemp, VInton, and the bride Is the da\lillter of Hollis and Mooney, Mercervme. · ' Kemp 1ls a grad11ate ' of .l"ortli' QaUla . High School and Buckeye r · HUla Career Center. , ',' TABLE 9 WEST SHOES BASS SANDALS : ·The ~ Is· a graduate or 90 Hannan Trace High Schooh 5 a Mr. and Mrs..Timothy Edward Ndson . ' wed July 4 . CHESHIRE ~ Old Kyger FreeBob Price, brother Or the• ~~r::·l will Baptist Church was the setting was best man, while Steve 'i. for the June 15 wedding of Janna step-father of the bride, was usher. Lynn Nelson, daughter of Lana Each wore tuxedoes with whl11e 1 Ferrell of Cheshire and James jackets and black pants. Nelson of Chester, to Timothy The groom wore solid whl1te I Edward Prtce, son of Mr. and Mrs. tuxedo with a burgundy Bill Prlce of Cheshire. boutonniere. Tile Rev. Don Prtce performed Brad Hoffman, nephew of the . the doubleorlng ceremony followi~ groom, was rlngbearer. . Bernice Clarke of Cheshll'e regtsa program of music by Susie Slgman. . tered guests; Renee Ward, GalllpoGiven In marriage by her parents Us, and PrlsclJla Anderson, Marmet, W.Va.," a.SJsled at the and escorted tct the !lltar by her father, the bride wore a gown or reii!pllon which ·l81ured threelayered lace with puffed sleeves ·tlerei:! cake with pjnk. l'(lllesl acand scooJ)ed neckline and a veU cented with shades of pink · with matching lace trtm. She burgundy, decorated by the carried a bouquet of burgundy, pink •groom's sister-In-law, . Tljeresa and white carnations, accented . Price. · with baby's breath and lace with The couple wW reside at Jackson white ribbons falling Into lovers' Estates Apartments. Kelly Nelson, sister of the brtde; knots. was maldof'honor and wore a gown of burgundy taffeta. Mary Beth Nelson, sister of the bride, bridesmaid, wore a gown of pink taffeta. Shana Ferrell, step-sister of the bride, was the nower girl. She wore a pink trimmed gown of white , talfeta. The bride's attendants carried bouquets of pink and burgundy carnations. The Rower girl carried a basket of pink rose petals. : KANAUGA - ,Plans have been completed Cor the marriage or Robin L': Burnett, daugllter of Clyde · and Freeda 'B urnett, Kanauga, to GeorgeJ, Wharton, son of Kathleen J. Drlppl. Cobbs Creek, Va., and CLOSED SUNOA\ ,.__··-~· 10WN'S JUtiiT SUPII MAitC1f _ Burnett - Wharton · 14 CARAT V2 CARAT !' ·CARAT ']anna Nelson exchanges vows with Timothy Edward Nelson • JII(Jn.-Thur.. 9 am till' Fri.·Sat9 am til io · • PT. PLEA8ANJ', W.Va. - Mr. t~ School of HUllttngton, W.Va., and Mrs. RUSiell M. See of Point and the Marietta' Area School of Plea.lant, W.Va. announee the Practical Nursing, and has been engagement of t)lelr dalllhter, employed aa a nurse with the state Sbaron Latn. to Thnothy R. Smith, . of West Vtrgtota. son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sinlth Smith If a graduate of Ceredoof~~. W.Va. , Kenova HJeh School and attended A private wec!dlng wlli take place , Marshall University In Huntington, , In -\~J~U~t. ·· . W.Va. He Is emPloYed at Foodland Ms. See IP'aduated from Point In Pomei6y, Ohio. • Ple~t Hljlb'Sc;hool. She II' alSO a Ms. See Is the granddaughter of 11Tad11ate of ~VIctor Comptome- ~ Cheney of Gallipolis. HOU~S: CRISP CELERY STALK 59 ' ¢- . �.. • • ' • Times-Sentinel ,,Kacie's ,korner . I ~t Ohio Pleamnl, W. Va. . . ' ' A hair-raising ex.perience ' By KATIE CROW · lbnee S c~iel Correapondent :. It's call~!~! the DEMON DROP. - I am speaklng[j of the one of for hours, one request after the other and never misses a riote. · We wish them both the best. also visited other relatives ancl attended a baUgame featuring the r.tnclnnatl Reds. , HOMEMADE . . HAM SALAD LUNCtl MEAT · · LB. DHutch - Bologna - Salami -Chipped Chopped aae Ch eese .... Some U..s~· fans are ...· enihal"rassed by 'easy\ . • · ·WIDS ID Olympics $1 49 Stncethlsisthetlrneoftheyear to When youhaveyoungsters, llkea ~---~~--~----""'"""--! am- Pickle. inany rides travel we would like to teD you slx yearold, staylngwithYOIIforthe tt '4 n7 LB aboutafewofthefolksfromMelgs summer ,...,., learn many new 0 t .. na f • M t A.d CEdar Point. The One w_ itFi eech purchase of 2 packs of Wetch or ea ' Demon Drop County who have been doing just. thlbgs andJyou also keep up on .seems to be the that. ' things. I.,_Fr•="k=liny=•rlll'!.:,..._ _.......,..,.,.---:-~ ' tnost thrilling, r Erma Cleland, Chester and her Not only do you keep busy but 103/J4 OZ • tJI!I'S(lllally 1 woold most niece Faith McCain, Marietta, just tired as well. However, I for one c· s· 5/S} A & 6 ' returnedbometroman~edaytr!p loveeverymtnuteottt. S 0 Sun. & ·Mon., ug. 1rtgbtenlng rides at the park. ~ · Yau are Strapped ln. a seat and to Duncan, Okla. . 1 took my slx year old Robby to With .each purchase o~ 2 boxes of Cereal. Manufcicturer(s Coupons ;tau slowly go high In the air. Then They v!sisted Erma's son, Jerry see Klrrate Kid. Once was not ~ au of a sudden you drop 131 feet in and Erma's two granddaughters enough for him and he went to see Hamburger Bunsu:r.. 25 1 Heiner's Bread ... 'Hot Dog .Buns .. .&J:J..l9' "\hree secondS. who reside at Lawton, Okla. tl)e movie the second time. On~ vyith each purch111• of 2 On!! with !tach purchaoa of 2 One with eacl\ purcheaa of 2 ; ~~ Now Isn't ihat hair-raising. I was peck• of .,oremade frozen Ml· They visited the Holy City, We have had karate for break: pack• of Kahn'• Luncheon pecka of l(ehn'a Wienera. nute Steaka. ·.'given this ~!\!ormation by somE> MermacCavernsanddrovearound fast, lunch, In between and night Meata. : '!Olks who vlsltro Cedar Point this · the Arch In St. Louis. time too. · summer. VALLEY BELL. BROUGHTON'S Erma sf1!ted they had a wonder- . Can'tyou Imagine the Impression R.C. COLA 2o/o MILK ' They not only loved the ride but ful time and loved every minute of this type of movie'would give to a MilK DR. PEPPER ' enjoyed the park Immensely. Cedar One with each purchaae of 2 GAL. . $169. six year old, to see on the screen this lt. • Point I am told Is outstanding. i'z OZ. $}59 6 PACK pecka of 1 0 lb. Idaho Potatoeo. Knowing Erma, she enjoys life so handsome young man being able to: FRUIT DRINK CANS . EA. much, that whoever was along defeat the toughest of characters • GAL. 89 4 · : Frankie Mwnaw a former res!· enjoyed themselves also. with a chop chop. PEPSI COLA COTTAGE . dent of Syracuse is now a resident of ---Now don't misUnderstand the 16 $189 CHEESE " Pomeroy Health Care Center. · AlSo, Vera Crow, Pomeroy, showwasoutstandlnglt'sjustthat a 6 PACK Thwy. One with eac~ purchaM of · 2 ·, · Bob and Esther Harden have for ' reCently returned home folloWing a small boY, is very much Impressed CREAM SODA bOJies of cereal. Y9ur chqic•· : many years looked after Frankie visit with her daughter and family, with what an older youth can do. BARREL HEAD and are very happY to report she is · Dmma, Mike and Mandy of Coral Oh hoy • but isl\'t It wonderful. BUTTERMILK ~ 'more. than content In her new Springs, Fla. 1.• ORANGE CRUSH " n\oo..to ..-~rs. · · She too had .a wonderM time . t6 oz. $ 29 It won'tbe long until Fair time I.OY..Vl· 8 PACK · Plus Dtp. ' ;-, Her roommate is none other than Mrs. Sadie Thuener, Syracuse and It just doesn't seem pa;slble. One c1n with each purchaaa of . Margaret Newman who is well and Ted Lehew, Chillicothe, spent a The Fair gets IIJlderway on 2 HCkl of chMie. Your ORANGE BAG ICE · known In Meigs County, not only as day In Cincinnati recently visiting Tuesday, Aug. 14. choice. ·JUICE ~ . · a person but for her accomplishMrs. Thuener's brother-in-law, LG. ments at the plano. Kenneth Armstrong who Is a Do have a nice week. . G~l; -~GAt$}49 NEW KEEBLER SOFT • They teD me Margaret wUl play resident of Clev_es RestHome3I'hey One with ach purchae of ~ CHILL.lJl• ; COOKIES packs of Froze~ Food. choice. POP 12?Z. $}39 C 59¢ amp.b eII' Toma t oup... ..; . . s . l.uz.lO' Sugar ... ;~ .•..• a. 39' ' ' By SOOTr KRAfT Awoclated ~ Wrller LOS ANGELES (AP)- These Games of the 10a!I Olympiad have become an AlneriCan 0~, a red, white; blue - and Kok! - crescendO that has almost d1'0WIIi!d out those Ul national anthems that don't beK!n. "Oh say can you see ..." The United States has ~ almost halt of the Kold medals contestro tbus far, and (Yen some U.S. fans are embarraued by the riches. "It's a shalne we don't have more c<mpetltlon,'' said Dorothy Malo~ Of San Diego, watching track and tleld competition at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Certainly the Games of Los Angeles, which rei!(:lied their mld)vay point Saturday, have been a big, brassy · celebration or Americana. The torch relay was the loogest ever. The opening cetawny was hailed as the most dramatic. The American team qulclay won more medals than 2% $}69 Bananas ... 5 tss/Sl oz. oz. $ }29 • . fcMau....__-:""':1 1 89 :Beat of the bend , The long lost is /ound sp9 . Times s -h'el&ail The Meigs County Fair Wlll open Sorority again will be seUing your ' Now that's officially on Aug. 14 but· let me . tickets for entering the-grounds an.d this }:E'81' you wUl have your hand Some 25 acquaint you with the new set up in stamped when you enter so that If ago, Robert Wilgetting on and off of the Rock you want to leaVE' the fairground<; · sOn was tossing a Springs Fairgrounds before you an4 return the same day, that little I football wit drive out and' find yourself comchore will already be taken care I friends on pletely frustrated by the changes. and you don't have to face It when I lawn of hi~ Now- in the first place- there mother-In-law, Y.ou're ready to leave the groundS. will be two lines of traffic going Into ~rs. Donald Smith, at her home the back gate. This means a.s you Carolee . Montanez, daughter .• then In Hartford, W.Va. along with come off of the by pass you will .Mr. IJ!Id Mrs. Agustin Montanez , river. . • drive straight ahead - not mailing . · He didn't notice until later that he the left hand tum onto former Arecl~, Puerto Rico.,, ,s~pe~~n~ta:;;;~J In Pomeroy with her g1 hail lOst his University of North Route 33. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ables, Garo!Jna ring and a search by The upper admlssio11 gate - the . enroute to Camp Conestoga, New .everyone involved failed to tum up Liberty, . Iowa, where she will ... the ring. From time to time other .is the onj! towards Pomeroy as you · drive north on old Route 33 and undergo a month's training In , !!earches were made- but no luck. this Is · the way that many . o f you camping. She wUl then be certified ~ . Recently Wllsiln and his wife, ·-now Uvlng In Savannah, Ga., have entered the fairgrounds over to serve as a Girl Scout Camp Counselor. · returned to Meigs County for a visit . the past years, wUl be an EXIT only. You just will not be able to with relatives anddwingthelrstay, Carolee is planning to attend a llon-ln-Iaw, Don Eichinger of ente~ · the fairgrounds at that college in the Boston area and this 'l'lAlf!I'S Plains, secured from a turnoff. marks her ~ year to attend The lower gate this Is In the Camp ConeStoga. By the way, her trlet1d a metal detector. WUson and area of the horse barns will Don went to the lawn where Mrs. mothe~ is the former Carolyn function as lt always has. You can Snilth had llved at the time the ring Allman of Paneroy. ·was lost- now mind you, this is 25 enter and you can leave via this While visiting here, Caroleewent gate. to Charleston, Weston and Jane •:Years Ia ter. . Hopefully, I haven't confused ~ " Don was operating the metal Lew, W.Va. toseerelatl'lesandalso 'yi>u. It's really a switcl) from went to Ohio Unlv~ity inAth!ms to ~. detector and within five minutes he previous years so you wlll want to ; gilt a "beep." The spot was dug up visit her brother, Agustin Jr., who be'()n your toes. . wUl he a juniOr there this faD. He's : lind there under about an Inch artd a Pllrklng of cars this year will be ~ half of dirt was the ring and in majoring pre-law. Carolee wUl nY by unlforined representatives from to her horne In PUerto Rico on Aug. : exceUent condlton. WUson - like Hocking Technical College at Nel- 20 to prepare for entering school. : most of us - has expanded a bit so sonvllle. They replace members of ~ iiow must wear the evasive ring on . ' ' Drew Webster Post 39, American pinkie. Personally, I thought the opening Legion, who have handled the of the Olympics was just fantastic :::. Can you Imagine locating a lost parking for so many years. The - a nice reOectlon on the talmts ::rtng In a yard 25 years later? · Legion Post members are just and creativity of our nation. It was : · Aller a tale Uke that, I feel like I finding It too much of a grind. durned near enough to keep us • w,ouJd be In a .health,V position If I Members of Ohio Eta Phi SMll.Ili!G aU week. • were seUing metal detec(ors. : ms "The Children's Shoe Srore". • '' . ' :;, GALLIPOLIS - Activities for • the week of Aug. 6-10 at the Senior ·'Citizens Center located at 220 . .'Jackson Pike are as follows: ._:. Monday, Aug. 6 - Ceramics · Class, 9: :.>-noon; Chorus, 1·3 p.m. ·>: Tuesday, Aug. 7 - S.T.O.P. .•Class,10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness. ' U: 15 a.m. , :· • Wednesday, Aug. 8- State Fair. ";'leave Center at 7:30 a.m.; VInton • -~lble Study, 1 p.m.; Card Games, · 1-3 p.m.; American Literature '. Ciau,1 p.m.; Garden .club, 1-3 p.m. ' .. Thursday, Aug. 9 - Bible Study, ' 11 a.m.-noon. ·. Friday, Aug. 10 - Essays Due, , Art Class. 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini· • Course, 1-3. p.m.; Evening Actlvlties. 6-10 p.m. ;: The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the foll9wtog menus: : ~ Monday - Beef pattie with • gravy, noodles, green beans, ; peaches, bread, butter. ;;:; Tuesday - Smoked sausage; .• baked beans, greens, apple pie, bread. butter. · : - Wednesday - fried chicken, sweet potatoes, tossed salad. sugar ' cookies, bread. :· • Thursday- Barbecue sandwich, ; 4!01e slaw. corn, pineapple, bun, ' butter. • ~· Friday - Salmon patty. seal• loped potatoes, broccoli, chocolate ~.pudding, bread. • Choice of beverage served with ..-.eacl\ meal. Ml!als subject to change -: without notice. ~ ' ;·,Pap cesr a<reprance •. One with each purchaoe of CANNING SALT IQ.LB. $169 71> Special (hunks s3. 59 Cboice Chunks 21% '4.59 Hi-Pro Chunks 26% '4.99 HEINER'S BREAD 16 oz. LVS. }19 CHEWING TOBACCO . ' 3/S S8 49 ~~l 2/89~ 6 SPRING WATER "BACK TO SCHOOL" SPECIAL 3 L~:s..~ ~ ~ ~~~\~~KD BANANAS. PAci99C . l2 oz. . One with each SHURFINE · 79~ 75 WATT PACK REAL FRUIT PIES ~1CED 30 CANS 2/79~ WHOLE WHITE MAKES 2 QTS. 303 $100 . 2JA capitalize on his honiefDwn lmale and hai-d work In ~onut­ lng his company' "I want to learn the beer business," Bench said. "I'm not going ,to l1llke 10 the declslmls, · Input." but I Bench also Is ln\dved in ban\Cing and the oil lndustJy in Oklahoma, but the dlstrlbuttng company keeps · him 'In· Clnclnnatl. · "It'sanqJpa~tytonlakea llvlllg ou!Bide of bljaebill," he saJd, I . . want 10 Speed Bicycle to 99¢ EA. be pven •::· Si&n up soon. N not be prisent to win. · 1_________ ..., _____ _ I , I. THRIFT KING ·PEAS. PEAS & CARROTS . 50¢ Off. ONE CARTON OF I ' ~~~s 2/89~ PACKER LABEL30 W. s· oz. BACON BITS 2/89' MIXED YEGETAILES GREEN lEANS ' ~"::d~~tl.hls...::~. 119' · BACON CHIPS . :{., o~: . POTATOES CANS · 16 I I I l I . . CIGARETTES • Plus Taa . 69 ~ . CAS£ Of (12) 5.29 CASE {12) 7.99 . •·-··-·--·-·--·-··------,---·--·------------T --------·-·--·-··-·• Sun. I Mon.PEPSI •COLA I Oty ' Ollly R.C. COLA , I Only . : · I ' COCA-CQLA MOTOR OIL 1 1 . 8 PACK 16 OZ. · L11it 4 · Tues. · $}2 9 limit!Dep'. ,II 816PACK.. •$}2 9 Dep I1 ~:~i.K $}2 9 Pllu~ D OZ. • · · limit 1 Pius flags. Bench's company has a ware- had asked ABC ·to tooe down Its pro-American coverage. But after meeting with 1ql ABC ofllctais, • IOC President Juan Antonio Sam&ranch Chanled his mind. "We are very happy With the CCNerage," he said. Nevertheless, Roone Arledge, president of ABC news and sports, conceded that Samaranch had a · boule In Butler Cmnty and a In suburban Sharonville. It Is decol ated In red and teatures framed ·pictures of Bench In his point. playing daYs- Bench hired Lee ~· a , vetel'aD beYerage dlltrlbulqr, to rnaJIIille the operatflln. ... lddl· tllln to Coors, the tiiiiiiPIII\f ' dlstrlbutll Stra?ll; Scblltz. Hamm's, Old Milwaukee, Pabst noted lbc8e brands CIMilpete with loCally ~beers . "We are much calml'r In our countries, not so fuD of patriotism," said a Swedish official who asked not to be ldmtllled. "We're used to spectators screaming, but this is a bit too much." The International Olympic Committee, worried that the Games were losing their International ftaVor, , . specta1 Coors warehollle taclllty and Blatz. . Bench that bave astn:IQg follawlni In the ,area. The COI11!l8II.Y also canpetes , with more than aevm c:llsb1butors Iii Clnclnnltl, but Bench and Sledgie expect to rank first 01' second In the city b.Y next year. ••we lllive 5elil!i oil natloi1al brands and pe()llle have an m11Uon before that Drs! truck Is allegiance to a !unetown.beer," . oo the road. · It doesn't just Bench said. "Bitt do they haVP happen autotnatlcally, then eve·allegiance to a homet<M'll hoy? I ryone rolls over dead and drinks almost feel like one." · beer all the time. ' ~ said there was a "I worked aU my life to rOake substantial Investment In start- . · my money. But u this went down , lng the dlstl1butlng company the tubes or !Dill'thlng, I'm right with three buslne!is partners last back to 2lei'O In a sense. We'll!' wlnW!'. ' got to (l!ISh It and get It to the U1be money is up trmf,H public.'' Bench said. "We are.lalklng $3 "There Is aome validity with this complaint,'' he said. "I'm trying to get IICrOIIIS to our people that we're lilt here to root AmericaDs home.'' Not only Is the United States g/-abblng much of tbe kold. h Is reveling In the vlctortes. But few countries would be doing u well U the~ Unloli and tbe 13 Warsaw Pact nations It led on an Olympic boycott were here. The Soviet Union's. olnctal press has been harlngulng tbe Games fnlm afar all week. reporting aome Olympic results but ranlndlng Its cl~ that .. . Coupon Expires 8/6184 C " . P' . ft. S~ dMARKET U. S. cagers still unchallenged, rip . Spain 101-68 for ·.: .·: fifth win in row · lm•t, Coupon Expires 1/7/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET " .. lO TuP.•. Only $} 39 GAL CARPET · FOR LESS DIRECT ·MILL BUYING AND LOW OVERHEAD COMBINE TO GIVE LOW PRICES. WE ALSO · HAVE EXPERT INSTALLATION AND ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPET IN THE AREA. CALL TODAY FOR FREE EsnMATES, IT COULD SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. "" ·:• ()vff 88 jX1Wit of all womm have ;: 'Amerk:an Cancer Society. ': All Week Coupon Explrts 8/7/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET 11- All Wet>k BREAD $}00 FOR 3 160Z. Limit 3 Coupo" hDirt• 8/11/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET I ' SUGAR . !.S lB. I • $14 7 ,. I I . limit 1 1 I I •I • ' a . ----·-··· . ' Week II . ~ Limit I Coupon bplrtl 111114 , C.K. SUPERMARKET . All SOflBATCH COOKIES I $}29 12 0 · Lill!li 1 . Coupon_Explru .l/11/14 C.K. oUPERMARK£T ..-------------1-------·-·--·----·-· PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, 8/11/84 ;~~ 16. . ' ' '. . . . SUPER. s:&s .MA·RKEJ DElfns ~· I • OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. • ' . · Wo leserYo_the llfht ~· Limit Quantities. and_Conect Prlntlnt ll'fOII :'71 ! , WI ACCEPT FOOD SlAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS ' p I ), _NOT REIPONIIILE FOR TYPOCiflAPHI~ ERRORS. ' _ ......... ''r .P. . MIDDLEPORT, OH. • .. '\ . By DI<JUOYCE Coupon 'hpirls ant84 C.K. SUPERMARKET I I ICE MILK . II ~GAL. 994 ·-~-·--·':""·-------------- ... ' ~t~i.K 97~ ~::,otp ' SECOND & MILL ST. . Hours: 10 A.M. to ·S P.M. ,;reportedly had a Pap test at least CIICe Ill their Dyes according to the II DR. PEPPER ---------------------------,--------HEINER'S 1 VALLEY BELL 1 NEW KEEBLER Middleport 992-61~73 ! limill Coupon hpiras In/84 C.K. SUPEIIIAIKET ODDS & END·S CARPET SHOP Business Route 7, I • a I .', I · · -,..----~-----,----------~_,.. ----~-----·-·--Sun .. Mnn, 201 . Sun .. Mon. Tue.•. Only · 1 Su_n .. Mnn . Tu•••. •·--·--·-·--·- MILK I ! third. . ' -~ MR.WAUKEE (~) ~ Greg tlvee. Jerry Don Gleaton went~ ,outandHarolciBalnesfollowedwitl} Walker cracked two home fUllS and final two Innings for hlssecondsa~. a double to center. ~ Tcm Seaver pitched llE'Vl!l\ ~ 1beBrewerstooka1-0ieadinthe Greg Luzlnskl then lined Innings Satunlay as the Chicago first 011 Clliiii!CUUve singles by Rick sacrlflcl' ny to deep center and White Sax stopped the Milwaukee Manning and Jim Gantner and a Walker followed wi~h a two-rwj Brewet'S 7-3. . sacrtnce ny by lbJbln Yount. ' . blast to right. :· WallGer's homel's, his 12th and . ' _, The Brewers came back with two 13th of the season, marked the . ·Walker's first lioJrMlr, adrtvei!ltO runs In their half of the sixth; second time In his last sevm games the center-field stands, tied It in the Manning OPened with a single, and one out later, YOUI)t ~bled dowJi that he bas hmll!led twice jn' ·a Mh. game. . The White Sox chased Moose the left-field line. CecU Cooper the!! Seaver, U-6, gave up sevm hits. Haas. 6-9, with three runs In the singled home both runners to pull did not allow a walk and stnick out sixth. Carlton Fisk singled with one Milwaukee wlthto 4-3. ~ 1 I I E .• White Sox top· Brewers by 7-3 tallyd tp. I I many of the world's 1q1 athletes are not in Los Angeles.. . That, alOng with some stunning l).S. perfOrmances, has fueled patriotic feelings that peaked Wednesday night when a sextet of clean-cut young gymnasts · upset China for the men's team gymJIIISIIcs title. It continued Friday night when a capacity crowd at Pauley Pavlllon joined 16-year-old gold ~t Mary Lou Retton In singing the national anthem after she 11psel Romanian Ecalerlna Staho to the women's all-around gymnastics competition. ' For non-Americans, an the attentiOn ts ~­ While Petra Van Staveren wu winning HoDand"• first gold medal. In tbe -wunen's 100-meter breakstroke on Thursday, the Dutch Natlilnal Olympic Coounittee here got a call from Holland complaining that television coverage had suddenly switched over to gymDIII!tles beca~ the Americana were In the lead. , ., "AU we ever seem to get on television Is America, AmeriCa and . more America," 511ld Truus :VliJ! Amstel, a spokeswoman for the Dutch committee. • Tom Osenton, ABC's manager of Olympic pubUclty, saki the U.S. telecast "refiects what has happened. The Americans have dominated . the Olympics early, and the~ has refiected that." He notro also that ABC broadCasts were tailored forea,cll country's needs by native broadcasters. SaturdaY• BeluPta Alex Baumann of~ led 1l swimmers who broke the previous Olympic record In the men's mmeter .Individual medley In qualifying heats for the event. .. ' · · _.,_ .Baumann, who holdS the world recordot2~1eS. 2.25 seconds, was timed In 2: 03.00 to ·set the Olympic ~tandard- The previous mark of2: <TI'.1i as set by Gurmar Larsson'of Sweden In l!m, the last the event was swum In the Olympics. - Matthew Dryke of Col~bus, Ga., won the ao1c1 mE'dalln Olympic skeet shllqtln1. , Dryke tied tbe Olympic record with 198 polrtts. ·. Denmark.'s Ole Rlber Rasmussen and Italy's Luca Scrlbanl !Wssl tied tor second place with 196 ~ts andwerescheduledforastootofftodecldewhowould get the sDver and bronze medals. . • - The Uniled States won the gold medal Sa~. In th!' eight-oars-with-coxswain race, prevmtlng .a sweep by Ranania !ri women's rowing. • · The Romanians had won all tlve f!lW(ng even~) earlier Saturday, but the U.S. lloat edged Vie Romanian eights team by about a third of a lengtlt lp the final event. . Romania took the sliver medal, thP Netherlands . Plus Coupon hpires 1/5/84 C.K. $.UPERMARKET The crowds are blggEi' when the Amerlcans are in contention. The stands are usually a sea of American Boston· defeats Texas nine, 5-2 Coupon Expires 8/11/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET · '"*"""'lratlilr fiOlf IIWIDg imd building the Johnny BenCh Distributing Co. , • Bench, an Oklahoma naUve & 4 OTHER FLAVORS . DURKEE 3 OZ. BEETS 4/$100 ' WYLER'S DRINK· MIX Redll, ... fii1N Is Iii refining his DOUBLE COLA ' . SKI CREAM SODA 99 , LIGHT BULBS . 2 PACK .3 LBS.··.•$.1 89~ PORK & 4B2 EOZANCASN .¢ CASE {6) '3" . '9' 5 AMERICA'S FAVORITE CINCINNATI (AP)- Joblm,y Bench, who galiled ~ 00 the ~u field with his . ·st;roog ann and powerful swing, Is . ualn1 some old-fashioned lwstled In hll effort to carve.a niche In the' beer dlstrilaJ!lng field. . Bench letlred last yNf lifter 16 yean wltlr ' the Clliclnnati SHOWBOAT Po,.toes. 8 CT. PRODUCE ON 10 ' Ns. 4pA!!ssgg4 bll of ldlho SOFTY HAMBURGER & HOTDOG BUNS . ' $}49 SOFT 'N GENTLE tlieliMOI)si\*Gtuna8' wllc••elltdlfluman _.... · ~a•wllllc ........,, AIPdord ...t;v lll'i an Ol)mple ._.., llench·. :keeping busy playing . golf, ·building beer ·· firm 2% MILK $}69 . ABc-'IV'S Olympic anchonnan. The cheers are louder for \he Americans. . PEPSI COLA fl~' s1 4 ~.. ~- ~>_GAL J}l 9 purcl\ast of 1-10 lb. 69¢ Fri. Only ICE MILK w...." Candy Bars DisTILLED & $}29 GAL. .$} 09 All .. OOMIJ8 CL08E TO A*::aiD- UM'a £wi1D Al?ifonlwllil?ierllknetor...,llllllhl! dllfdultnr • I> other competitors win some,'' said Jim ·McKay, . ' VIT. D. MILK EA. CARTON SUGAR FREE JELLO GAL _~>GAl. 79 4 2lBs. . . ICE CREAM 4/$100 oz. · PREMIUM INSTANT COFFEE 10 oz. $299 PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLLS Sl OO BLACK.PEPPER 8 oz. . $} 09 ' ELBO MACARONI DOG FOOD t 89' Maearoni & Cheese A.G. 25 LB. :& . . 6 PACK CATSUP 12 oz. A lot more. Too many more, some tlwght. "Americans do Uke to see Americans wto medals · · ' but It's gotten to the potDt where you want to see the SANDWICHES GENERICS OHIO RIVER COARSE ' DRUMSTICKS 2 anyone else. ~AcK Sl49 24 choice. KERR SUN TEA JAR · GAL. $,l39 , RASCALS , 99' POP 79~ 7-UP 99 4 8 PACK -f(;allia Senior ·='Schedule set .. 2% Milk ...... Pecka of F.rozen Foods. Your 2:UTER GENERIC "~ " 10'e ~>GAL 994 Ice, MI'lk .....ItS:~!._ . .39. ~ 5 LB. SUGAR ~y BOBHOEFUCH Soup ......... 1rimeJ- ~.entia ttl • oo· ub1e Coupon oa· ys • ' '. - "• ·' I a. Bzl I ..... I ~,._ • •. , ....... (1) . . . 1 •• I P (II) I llcllle IPnl Waf......._ ; .... ·• a;!ll 11 111e 1M Alii P 11\awi. (AP berth, faced France, 0-4; Uruguay, AP 8plria Wrller 1-3, met China, 1-3, with a berth at INGLEWOOD, Calif. !APl stake. Michael Jordan carried the U.S. In Group A, Brazil, 1-3, played basketball team to a stlrn first-half West Germany,l-3, With the winner lead over Spain on Saturdli)' and his advandng, and 19fr!Olympic cham· . teammates then shook off tl!elr pion r ugoslavla, 4-0, faced Italy, W. tenacious opponents for a 101-&'1 In an earUt>r Group A conll'!;t, victory In the O)Ymplcs. Australia, 3-2, already In ibe The victory was the fifth In a row quarterfinaL•. thumped wtoless for the unbeaten U.S. squad. The ·Egypt M-78. . •• •• loss was Spain's first after four wins. The6-fooi-5Jordan finished as the Both teams move Into Monday's AmeriCans' leading scorer with 2i quarterfinals. pointS, Including 1l of 14 field ~is Jordalf, the North Carolina AU· and his last nine shots. . .:' Amerlmn, hltslxoftheAmerlcans' Mullin scored 12 of his 16 points In last nine goals in tbe first half, the second half. Patrick Ewing lnctudlng a :.>-root jumper at the added 15 points and nine rE'boun.dl(. ' buZiJer, to give the Unitro States a Leon Wood had 12 points and-..li · 4H1 lead at halttlme. assists and Sam Perkins 1l points · He made the Drs! U.S. goal of the and ll rebounds . second baH, then limped off the The Americans hit 56 perc¢nt court with an ankle Injury with from tbe neld to Spa 1n •s so percent about 16 minutes remaining and the . and dmllnated the boards, outAmericans leading only 51-48. reboundingtbeSpaniards44-16 . .' : . JuanAntonloSanEplfanlotO!l{le!l . JJy the time be returned eight Spain with 17 · poln~. An!lrs minutes later, Leon Wood, Clu1s Jimenez added 14, wh!Ie Fel1Wido Mu!Un 11\..'<1 Sam Perkins hlid led a Martin, oneofSpaln'stopguns,was 15-2 streak that put the game out of limited to six points. • ·• reach, 66-50. Ian Davies scored 18 points !Or In later Group B games, Canada, Australia against Egypt, which go& 2-2, which already has clinched a 37 points !rom Mohamed Soliman.· ,. \: .·• \' �·--f • 5, 1984 \ l!aga C2-The Sunday TimeS-Sentinel PomeRty-Midd~port-Gallipolis, Ohio . Point Plea111111t, W. Va. . .Wesf Virginia girl world champion hawn Baker; Up and coming tennis performer Tides settle f(}r 4-1 victo.-y ~ . · i thlsareabyWWldlnglessonsfot;lll ages. Shawn really hasn't been playtng the game all that long. Wbenhewas ll, hewouldgoOOwlltothecourt, slt on bench outside the fmce, and · watcll the young men from the Middleport area playing. Says Shawn's mother, "It was really kind of cute. He was juSt like thetypica!Uttleboyfollowlngthebig boys around and wanting todowhat they were doing.'' ·Then one day; Mike Sayre, also SHAWN BAKER ByNANCYVOACHAM 'l1me8-Senllnel Staff ~~ioDI£P.ORT ·- "Are you .a,..iv to line up for the windmill ..S..'il?" asks 16-yeilr-old Middleport Instructor Shawn Baker. me, tlili grin on his face ...,.. uo; groans from his students to believe that a windmill not as 111uch tun as a barrel of 'Great Player' Shawn's students tine up lfliu!Jv and try their best to return ~nllls halls thai he hits. And from Middleport, asked Shawn if he wanted to hit a few balls. With a $10 . woodenracquetlnhand,Shawntook Mike upon theotfer.Now, Oveyears and several expensive tennis raeQ\lets later, Shawn Is Mtke'sdoubles partner and Is considered to be one of the area's best players, In spite of his young age. Othertluinaonehouradayforone week group lesson In Point Pleasant, Shawn has never had formal teru\lstralnlng.Healsoattendedthe Dave Powell Tennis Camp at Belfontalne when he was 13. His mother remembers that It was the first tlmehe'deverbeenawaytrom - home. 1 ' ltratnedmostofthatweekand I'mstwmtsurehowmuchtmnlshe played.'' Well, he must have learned something while he was there because It wasn'tlong after that he began playing In tou~ts - TennlsAssoc!atton'sJUJIIOrQualltlers In VIenna, W.Va. It was at this point that both he and his parents became encouraged because most of the boys he played had more experience 111\d tra~. lie has l!nlsbedln,lhetopslxlnthesejunlor qualltlers for three years In a row. But junior tournaments are lew and tar between w!Jich means that bellevl' thai hl>'s "tx;~ at tennis F~r;:,t=~= Tidethan at anything t'lse. , water hurler Jeff Blttlger IJIOWI!d He also bclk'vcs that ten~ ~Ips _ 00w11 the Pawtucket Red Sox. But him wltll his other sports. Its the thelasttwoootsdldnotcomeeasJJy. ma;t physically clernandlng sport · The .Tides' r!iht-hander tossed because you need speed, endurance oo-hlt bWl untO Paul H~r andgoodhandandeyecoordtnatlon. doubled with one out In the nlntll. You also need a good psyc~al Bittlger and the 'l'ldel had to hettie outlook. you never play aJIYbQ<tv for a 4•1 International ~ thlnldng )'OU're IIQing to lo!!le. You · titles Inormuch1he. football basketballsame teams,way as Doesn't Complain andwlnillng. Laughs Shawn's mother, "We didn't know anyl.hlng about tennis whe!IShawntirstslarted. We knew But .S hawn doeso't complain. He he liked to play but we just thought gets his racQuet out around Mayl5, hewasgolngdownonthecourtsand · just In time to make !he junior· having a good tbne. Then people quall1lerlnV!enna,andthengoes011 began commenting about b1s 'na.tuto plliy adult tournaments throughral ability' and 'all of bls potmtlal' out the summer. Then In the fall he and we began to take tmnls a Utile picksuphlsgolfclubs,ln the winter moreseriously." helakestothebasketballcourt,and Started Earlv In the spring be's on the baseball · Shawn was 14 when he flnlshed In diamond. the top six at the Mid.Ohlo VaHey SoShawn'snotreadytodevoteall of,his time to tennis allhoUJ!ll he does Junior Golf Club to host meet IIJIBUCEI.owrrr up.'' ' So did Retton. LOS ANGEl FS (AP) -Pigtails When ller'-foot-9, 92-pouudframe and, ponytails are out. Mary Lou landed at theendofhertull-twlstlng Retton, an aulhentk: American vault, she knew lll!e'd done It pixie, baa restyled the world ot . peilectly. So did the crowd of 9,oo.t, ~here In then., Richmond defeated Maine 5-3, Toleclo aut by • ~liponaW.Ika Rochester 6-3 and ColumJ1us took U tnntngstoedgeRochester3-2. CJppe"'S,ChWBI Mike Patterson's brolu;!l-bat sJn.. fiYIIIIIUtlcl. . 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It w11.1 partlcuJarly sWaet fr~ Karolyt, who had trained not only Comaneci, the first gymlllllt to acore an Olympic -10, but IRVIN'S A·u· ro · .G . . ' , ·• · .. · LASS ,, : .Ita ear. Clnadl VI. JIPM, on '1-3:» p.m ·.- Women'·• .......... ~and thousands ot Ali1ert...,,,.p.m. JII"Itmo . , C811 kldi aob!ll !0 tbe gynulllsl\un, ,, . ' ' ..-coach, Rllrria!tlan detector Bela ........... c... Andwlnorklse, theyarealways~~~~;;;;;~~;;;;~~~~~E~;~~~ !here to cheer him on Or give him a same for their. younger son, Matt, who Is also active In sports, includlngtmnls. Right now, Shawn ,ls hoping that . Meigs High will someday have a tennis team. He's also looking !orwardtocollege,·andafterthat,he would like to become a tennis teaching professional at one of the tenniscentersaroundthecountry. When asked about play!J'Jg professional tennis, Shawn just slu1lgsand · says very little. "Lots ol tlme and lois of hard work." But stW•..Laver,.Ashe, Connors, · McEnroe, Lendle.. ,Baker? · Who !mows? Anything's possible, 1110111, W.Va. turned pedect Circles nleht. . . ''From IJI)W on, there's gonna be TAWNEY STUDIOS 424 SECOND AVE .• GALLIPOLIS . needed at the time; They ilo the voiJeoybrln, a 16-year-old from FairIn tile llir- and turned America their eileen tlJunderin& through Pauley PavUion even before the 10 flashed on the ecoreboard,. "The )h'l!llllre wu Intense," wcrnen's Coach Don l'elers said, "and abe Just l'OIIe to the occasion." · ....... ,u,...,.;,ar .. r.. "-fpjoo ~ by winning the women's all-eround championslllp Fri(!ay Hunyl Of* 1\!M ~... 5th . thnlugh Aug. 25th. . · hug, whichever happens to be frll8!'8llteed themselvfll a medal In buketblill and rocked China In Jn KYJMU~lca. a sportlbnlnated for II!IJeiitlonl by the beribboned, barretted likes of Otp Korbut and Nadia Cananecl, and With RomanIan Ecatertna Szabo the next In line, Retton crowned an extraordinary 1 , Order processing by,Kodak of • any colOr print .. · or slide film, and we'll give I"W a certifkate . good for one .lree color enlorgement. S.e."~s for deta~s. ' ' ) BroiH~r s Motor Car ISunday's olympic-scheduie I ., v.. __ - IIJilUit!d tour more gold rnec1a1a, When Carl lewis and E<2wtn Moaes aot track and (letd off to a flying start, when America's women its lOth straight victory without loss lnSYJ1l(:1JSe. · ., r;:====;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;; Shawn has usually been playing In have to have conlldence In men's dtvislons when paJ11clpatlng youn;elf.': In trurnaments. He feels this has Shawn has that COIIIklelice and been a great help. rightly so. He's done quite well "For two years I always played .. during his short career and consomeoneolderandstro)lgerthanme tlnues to make progress. He is andl'dalways~tbeatenlnthetirst demanding of -hbnselt and strives or second round. But playing for constant bnprovement. He is agalnstsomeonebetterforcesyouto also a keen observer and leans bnproveand bythethlrdyear, lwas from the styles ot other players, winning." He considers his dad to be his And win he does! He has taken top biggest fan. "He's theonewhokeeps homrs In various toumammts me fired up." Grandma, , Opal ' throughout Ohio and West Virginia, Stanley of Bldwell,lsa!sQa staunch as well as In local tournaments held supporter. In Middleport and Syracuse. Says M<m, ."I ,keep the clothes It may sound as if Shawn's . washedandtJ¥!sultcasespacked." dedication to the sport Comes easy · M<m 'also t/ays that S!le and her but it really doesn't Not because • husbalid come home flun tournahe's ever thought about giving up ments just as tiJ'!!(! as Shawn but just because adequate playing because, "Weplayevecypolnttrom faclllttes are rot readily available. the stands." Most ot the junior players he Butthat'sthewayitshouldbeand eootes up against play every single perhapsthajlswl!yShawnhascome day with a tennis pro light on so far so fast. Not beca_use hta through the winter. 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The Phllll5, who outhit the Cardlnala 13-7, Bowa.Flrsthecouldn'tgethisbatOh singled homethewlnningrunin the stranded u runners aaalnJt Rick thebaU ... thenhecouldn'tgetthebaU '11th lnn!ni, leading Atlanta over Horton. 6-l, an<l St. Loids relleYen out of his glove. . San Francisco. Jet! Lahti and Bruce Sutter, who Involved in pivotal situationS on With one out, Gerald Perry posted his 28th save. offenseanddefenselateinthegatne. doubled and took third on a short . Allilo88,PIIIInd the Chicago Cubs' shortstop came single by Bnd Korluntnsk. Greg Nolan Ryan scattered lieV8I hlta, Minton, 1-8, the third Giants' and Jerry MwnphreyhQI-rleraiand upempty-handel!botl1.tlmesandthe result was a 6-5loss to the Montreal Pitcher, then walked Randy John- s!Jigled and droVe 111 tQur runs as Expos. son intentionally to load the bases . Houston defeated San Ol,eao. . ·' Wlththescoretled5-5intheelghth - before Linares hit 'Minton's first Ryan, .9.7, struCk out four and inningandBowaafbat,1heCubsput Pltch into right field for the walked one While wJnnlng tor only on a suicide squeeze. Bu1' ·Bowa g~winner. the secolld ttme in his last sewn . mlssed the pitch from Jeff Reardon ReUever Donnie Moore, 2:2, the ho __ ;.. ... and Keith Moreland was hun a up Braves' third pitcher, was the deciSions. Ryan, w '"'""' ~ .... on the aH-ttme rn,ajor · JeNue between third and home for the winner. . strnceoul Ust, increased his career second out. Bowa then grounded out ~4. ~hllllell3 total to3.~.1'l be)llnd leader Steve tQ end the inning. Georoge Hendrick doubled h<me ea · rlton. Eric Show, 'u-7•. was the two in the first inning ' and drove I tbe ninth the Expos SCOred the n • loser, -•~ 5 1-3 innings and glvtrig winning run when Bowa falled to in another with a double in the third, "'v""' . 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SATURDAY I to 6 SUIIOAY 9 to 5 ,.) 0 000.(0)00 o 0 u .IDJ 0 o ' and 'the men's 1,500-rrieter freestyle," Gambrll said, sizing up today's races. Which leaves the :m backstroke as the key. · "If Amy White can swim like she did in the Pan American Games in the :W.meter backatrolre we mlght have a good chance," Gamblii said.· Going into the final clay and nlgbt of ~tlon, America's Swim· mlngmedalcountstoodatl8g01d,10 snver. and no bl\lii/Je. · The only evmt that escaped a medal byGambrll' screw on Friday was the :m buttedly. Jon Sieben ai 'Australl8 shocked West Gennany's Michael Gna with.a world re'cord. relentle:D push toward the record .OXIOO Kansas Cl!~· RIDENOUR SUPPLY Vlrglnla. books with victories In four of five £IVI!Iil ~ leaving It in good pordllon to beat the tearil's total In the 19&1 Summer Gami!s at Mexico ""'""' Om\'('f S2QOO entering his lltth year at West The U.S. squad kept up Its ""' tOOU:OOJJ NOW 'I immediately, or we cooJd be In ttwble," sale!' Nehlen, who Is . bacltstroke. . ~ OOO REG. TO '32.00 "Our first priority js going to be rebulldlng the secondazy. We lost two fine athletes In Tim Agee and Steve Newberry and we are going to have lo tlnd replacements tor them · LOS ANGE!-ES (AP) - The United S~tes SW!rprnlJJg · team needed four gold medals In five 4!YI!IItl ·saturday to surpass its Olymplc;s record Of 21, and Coach Don Gambrll said thekeyracecould be . ·the women's 200-meter ' 0 0 0 .1 0 ) 0 0 We!lt ·' · MEN'S AND WOMEN'S u. s. needs fo-qr golds to ~at mark >: . Houstori . practice.'' Most of the perlodlcals have noted that seven of West VQ'ginla's 1983 defensive starters graduated, and Nehien agrees that he'!l have to work hard,to !lD the gap. :~ thri!estralght bowl games, has been :#: PlnsbUrp:h · MORGANI'OWN, W.Va. (AP)- h-----------!.----------- __ ____, (AP run photo). must rebuild . .Mountaineer defense n ... ·.-' ,.... nJcht, ~Nehlen HOLIDAY POOLS, INC.'· :=: ~ • Ouiet unc~~~r-thiHieck muffler doubled, Houston Jimenez dribbled Winfield, Steve Kemp and Tim Foli highlighted an eight-run sixth inanlnfleldhitdownthethlrd-baseline :::. • AP Writer nlng. The Yankees, whohaveanlS-6 :. For the second time in as many and Washington scored as third record since the AU-Star break, are :: ; days, the American League West baseman, Doug DeCinces threw wildly past first. Jimenez went to over .500for the firstttme.all season ::: .• a!lewleader. second on the play, took third on at 54-52. • •• ··After suflertng a 14-2 embarrassMets4,~1 Blue Jays 5, Orioles 2 ::: · 'nient at the hands of California·one another lntleld single by Kirby George Foster belled a two-run Buck Maninez hit a two-run >: · night earlier and sUpping into Puckett and scored on Mickey homer and Kelvin Chapman and , homer on the third pitch following a secojld place, the ¥innesota TWins Hatcher's sacr1flce Dy. Jerry M~in ;~dded solo $hots as . 304-492-4788 Winner John Butcher scattered 11 two-hoiir and seven-minute rain •::· rebounded Fr!day night with a 4-2 New York, behind Walt Terrell's !; : victory to reclaim the division le;~d hits in 8 innings, includlr1g Daryl delay In the folU'ih inning and Wlllle five-hitter, beat Pittsburgh to erid a Sconiers' ninth-inning homer, be- ·Aikens · contributed a three-run ;~: by Ont'-half game over the Angels. seven-game losing streak: . pinch homer. The Orioles led l-Oon ::: "We didn't get beat, we got fore Ron Davts came on for his 20th The victory, the Mets' first in Eddie Murray's 22nd homer in the .;. ldlled," said Tom Bruriansky, save. exactly a week, halted their longest White Sox 5, Brewers 1 second lnnlng' w hen play was halted : -: whosesolohomersnappedal-t.tlein losing streak since AUgust of 1982. Carlton Fisk and Greg Luzinski by a heavy downpour with a runner ::: the fifth inning and triggered a • homered In a three-run third Inning on tl)lrd and two out in the Toronto Terrell, 9-8, allowed just five singles, ·: · • three-run outburst. "We tried to and the Pirates' only run was and Floyd Bannister checked Mll· fourih. But when play reswned, :; ; .forget about It and just relax and unearned. He struck out five .and waukee on siX hlts and struck out 11. Martinez clouted his fourth home have fun. There'snotmuchyoucan didn'twalka batter. ., Fisk opened the third with his home run of the season offScoit McGregor :::: ~.when you get beatthat bad." • Dodgers 5, Reds 2 •:· In other AL games, Chicago beat run off Don Sutton.Harold Baines to put Toronto ahead. Aikens Mike Marshall hit a two-run followed With a triple and Luzinski roMected off Bill Swaggerty in the ::: Mllwaukee5-l,KansasCitydqwned homer and Bob Welch baffled hit Sutton's next pitch over the sixth. I:letrolt9-6, New\'orktooktwofrom Cincinnati for the secoltd straight . Rangers 4, Red Sox 3 · . center-field wall for a 4-0 lead. The ·;• Cleveland !Ul and 3-2, · Toronto . ·' Gary Ward led off the lOth inning ttme, allOwing just two hits over ;. I)Jrned back Baltlmore,5-2, Texas : Brewers have lost .six games in' a •. seven Innings, as Los Angeles beat · row. with a single and scored on · a ::;: Jl[pped Boston 4-3 in 10 innings and the Red.$. Royals 9, Tigers& three-base thr6willg error. After :-; Oakland swept a pair from Seattle Welch, 8-11, continued a string of FrankWhlte'sgrandslamhomer Ward singled off Bob, Stanley, ••• 5-Jandll-7. br1lllant pitching against the Reds, Buddy BeD bunted. Third baseman highUghted a seven-run fourth ::;:: 13runansky'sl8th.homerunofthe whom he blanked·on two hits in his lnnlngandDanQulsenberryeamed Wade Boggs barehanded the ball :,; season came off Mike Witt, who prevlous start last Saturday. He his 28th save by shutting the Tigers and threw to first, but second .; . retired thefirstllMinnesotabatters allowed just a first-Inning single by • down on two hits over the final2 2-3 baseman Eddie Jurak failed to CAROLL SNOWDEN :;: · before Dave Engle legged out an Ron Oester and a seventh-inning •n S•cond Ave. innings. The Royals sent 11 batters cover and the baH roDed Into right ~:: 'ipfield single with two out in the GalliPOliS, Oh. • to the plate and collected six hits in field, enabUng Ward to score. •sil)gle by Dave Parker, str1klngout ;,:: l<iurih, took second on a wlld pltch Phone 446·42f0 :'=: and scored on Kent Hrbek's single. the fourth- inning, Including two Boston'sTonyAnnastledtbegame fourandwalldngtwobeloreneedlng Home446-4SII ·:-. ·• AfterBrunansky's homerputt]]e singles by JorgeOrta. White's third with his 29th homer, a two-run shot career grand slam follqwed Orta's in the eighth. ;~: '~.Twins ahead, Ron Washington ~:..... . ' leadoff single, a hit.batsman and a A's5-ll, Martners3-7 • • • " ' ~,.. walk. Dwayne Murpby triggered an ..••• .::•r..W ., • Detroit's lead In the AL East was elght~run sixth·ini)lng rally with a __,;,....._ · .~ sliced to 10~ games over Toronto. double and cap(le!l it with his 23rd . ,• -~~ Yankees 9-3,1ndlans.~2 homer, a three-run shot, as Oakland ·~· :-..~ NFL pre-season Don Mattingly's 15th home run of caine tram behind to sweep a 1--~...------...,;.-l-----,---.,.--~-----~,...,.......,......,:.,_;_..,.;' ....... > , .., theseason,aone-outshotolfreUever double-header. The A's scored tive NIIUonld FOCINIII ~ ~ (;uafu ala . ErnieCamachointheelghthinning, ·~' runs in theflrstlnnlngoftheopener ~·= snapPed a tie and gave (heY ankees and broke a six-game losing streak. W L TPct. PF ' PA. • ..,. .. Buffalo ' 0 0 0 .IIII 0 0, a six-game winning streak. Joe BniceBochteandMikeHeathdrove :: :. lndl8nopolls O O O.IXIlO 0 in two runs apiece. Cowley, making his second AL 0 0 0 .WI .0 0 t ,. '"\ MJan:l 0 0 0 ,{ 0100 N.Y . Jt'ts stan, fired a three-hitter in the There were five homers in the NEW E~land 0 1 0 .(0}'!148 opener for his first major-league second game, Including a three-run 0 0 0 .(0)0 0 Cincinnati shutout. · Two-run singles. by Dave shot by rookie Alvin Davis. 000.(11)0 0 a.-..land sPorts more usable power • Touch-and-gO contrOl hendle • Sollcl-stata ignition $1 ·. . The r . u . n s .'•, ..... Phllacteiphl!l. . relief helP· . Jly KEN RAPPOPORT Al' ·S pona Writer It was a tough day fQf Larry w. • • •• ill • ~· �51 1984 5, 1984 Roberts up, by one in . Thomas Classic PITCHING ti - 1: L<oi, Toronto, 12-2, Jlft, 1 1&; Stleb, Toronto, tu.. .750, 'eirl .... AMI!IUGVi UWJ\IE l!lA8'I' DIYIIION I)'..,.. ' W L Pd. 011 72 li .673 - • ll<troll Tarmto • 8alllm:n e ll .s~ e 51 &otoo .. 5I 41 62 C! 61 WEST 01\'l!ION Mllwo.W.. O.V•Iand M -a ·"" 26\! Sl .519 ru.-..., 55 52 5I S4 .t91 Kansas City Ooklond Sfoanle 51 50 m !i) TC'Xas 00 46 62 - ~· ro .m 3 II 111 .«55 1 .456 1 .426 10 ... RBI: GCarttr1 Montreal:, . Ill: JDavta, . ~ 01; S<""""', Pltllade!pltJa, Iii: New York l , C"'I!"J(I.tand ·2. 2nd p:amc Kansas City 9, DPtrott 6 Dui'ham, ·01ka6lo. US; Murpltv,' AtlaDta , Texas 4, Eloiton 3, lO lnnlllRS Tt:wonto ~. 8a.JilrTD'l" 2 Cbicago 5, Milwaukee 1 Oakland 5. Seanle 3. lst sam t> "'' """""""' Chlcoao. 411. 11m: """""' San D1eto. W : San.. • bert, Chlicago. W4; SamU@I, ~lphla, ll7; Wynne, PJt't&tJW'gb. 129; Cruz. Houston, liS. IXXlBLIS: Ra1nes, Monlreal, 15; Sandberg, Chleqo, Zi: Hubbard. Atlanta, :ilf: Sam~Wt, PhlladPiptiJa, »; CCaner, Mon- 2nd RanK' MIME!SO(a 4, Calltomla 2 Sunday'• GamM Kansu City at .Dt'trolt, 2 Cleveland at New Ycrk T~us at bton Tcr'Oflto at Balthmre ' ..., 13: - . ....... Zl. 1RJPW., ...., ....... Chic...,, 16; Samuel, PhiladPipN.a, 11; Chaz. Hwst111, 9; Ocr.,, Houstc:n 8; Gwynn, San Dlt'li;'l). 8: McGee. StLouis. 8. OticBRO at MUwautee MII'UIE'SOta at Calltornia Seank> at Oakland HOME RUNS: MW'PltY. Atlanta , 26; NATIONAL LEAGVE FAST DI'VIUON . Gf'~rter-. Monlreal, 21 : Sdunldt, Phlla- de!pbla, 21: Maroltall, Loo Stfl!lwbl>ny, NE'W York, 17. W L Pct. •· GB O'II.,C<ijlO IWw York Pllllacrlphla St. Louts Montrml Pltt~ta.u~h • 62 t5 .579 00f4!m ~ ri7 t9 .!\38 4~ M!H .riDSII, 52 $4 .f91 9 ~ a1 G2 .4.11 16 &t Allanta Los A~ 57 5.1 Hwston CinciM3tl San F ranr-!sco Sl 45 41 a 9- ~ .... 12 .468 H .417 19!-'l 51 56 63 ~ ~sG~UneR ""'"'""· 19; STOLEN BASES.: Samutl, Philadelphia, :10: WltrJMs. San Dl£w;l, 44i RJ,lnes, Mcm. ~. :n: RecU, ClnciMatl, 3): OC'rrik'r. Chic.... 31. Pr1'CfUNG (9 dl'clsiODSI : SutCJJtff', Clll· ca,o, IU, ,ete, 2.e; o.-t.co. Ntw Y«k. 8, 3, .'rrt, 2.U ; OarUng; Nt'W York. 104, .n4, 3.37; PPelt'Z, Atlanta; lo.t, .n4 . 4.12: WhJI.Soll:, San Dletlo. ~-5, ."106, 146. SJ'RIKEX)UfS: Coool_on, New York. 166; Va~&a. lAIL'l Angrifs , 157; Ryan. WfBT DIVIIJON s.n ot~ JIG. RUNS: ............ OOC,.., 15; Sarrue1, Pltlla<lt!lpltJa, '1'.1: Wli!KiitO, San P!<to ..71: MU!lt&'. Allanta, f&, ·Ri.Jnes. MontrNJ, Ntow Ycrk 9, Clf\reland 0, 1st garpP Oaklmtd 11, SeanJe 7, J.anastcn. Sean•. 128; Stiett, Tt::.-mto. U7; HouJth, Texaa, ll!t; Nk'kro. New York.ll2. S.Vtt K...., cuy, Ill: Flngm. Mllwaulcer, %1,; Caudlll, OralrJand. 22: ~ lifrolt, 22: RDa\llt, Min-nesota, :IJ. NNI'IONAL LEAGUE BA'I"nNC 1zn a t batl l: GwyM, San P!<to • .363: Solldbefl, Chic.... .327: Der· n&er, C'Y*~RQ. .319: Cruz., HOUSICII, ,:P4; WiShlngtm, Atlanta, Frlday's G~ , . 2.311: """"· !Jctrojt, 11-11. .m. 2.116: GJ.l'!vla, &11Jsnon!', 11-4. :m, U3t Nk'kro. Ntw York. J3.5, .?'ll, 2.!18. SllUKllOLm: WIH, Calllonlla. 1!1; -bony. .431 26 55 CaUbrnla IO% !lt2 u .94 17 Sll 1711 ~ . 51 Nl'W Y(l'k By BOB GREEN Uftl, ToroNo. J), Majors .'128 . 710 ....,, Hwstm. 131; Solo, Clnctrmall, 126; Carl· ton. Phlladdphla, ll2. SAYES: Sutter, Srl..ol15 , 28: Holland, f'ti.UadNpNa, %1; LfSmJth, ChicaJIO, 23: ~. San Dlft:o, %1: Orcero, Nt"W York. 21. Montn>al 6. Ch!QlRO 5 NN~ York 4, PlnsburJ{h 1 Los An.ltties s. C'loclnnall 2 Atlanta 2. San Franclsro 1. U lnnlnRS St . lA:luls 4, Philackiphla 3 Hoostoo 6. San Dk!Ao 2 SwMIQ'• GIVIlrft Racing NEW York at Pltts.111rgh San Francisco at Atlanta Philadtlphia at St. Loots Los ~ at Cinctnnall MontreaJ al Chicago San D~ at HOOS!on, 1n 1 -CULUMBUS. Ohio tAPl - ~ Pane*"· di1vm 1J:Y T('n)' Smith, ~ , Ha~hly Florlb by onr-half lml!h . to win Friday's S5,0ll OJFn lrot al Sdoto Downs In 2! 00 4-~. "f'hto winner paid !tOO. t;.ID and Sil . Hau,:ltly Flmts I'E'rumt>d n1.111 and Ill. and lhlrd·plare J!Kk 1bt Knit(' paid SU>. Leaders ' A cmwd of S,lf;l Butier, Ck>\•MM.d 7J; Mofocoby, Tcronto. 10; Rlpkm. Baltl.n'IOI"fo, Iii. RBI: KlllJlln.Qll . Oakland, 87; ADavts, &-ank'. 83; EMWT&y, Baltlmort', 82: Rk'l>. Jb;;ton. 79: Armas, Bor;ton, 7S. Hfffi Mattingly , )'I;!'W Vork, lll: Gar· cia. Thrmla. 1.12; · Rlpkm. Bal ~ irmf'ro , 132: EasJcr. ~ton , 1215; Wlntk>td. Nt"W York, 120. DOUBUS: LAParrtsh. T(.IUS, 29: Gar. dB. Tcronto, :n: CCJWMS. 21>. TRIPU:S : 2'ii Mattlnab'. N<'W York, ~ank>, .~ Mu.nM'd ~ ~ .9'75. st.k Fair Ratdla . COLUMBUS.. Ohio I API - Giltf'd Spel-lal was lh:> wtnnl>r In straight IWi'Gts Friday of Ilk' $12.968 Dl.rt>c!O' rl ~Jtun> PI('(' at ttK> Ohio Stalt> F<tif. Cifled Sp;dal's w1nnlnQ tlmt In tlk> ra~tr tiro thr C\UTE'fll track racwd ot 1: ~; 4·!\ H(' won 1M- first «tivlslnn ., i: 00 l·S. F'tw1!001 FaJmn won lhl' !JilltUrld dtvlsJon and flnlshOO third In thl' 111('(0(lff, CaRt)' fkoro won the third dMs1on and camr In S«''nd In tbP llJW dash. Saucy JE"St wm lht>rt'l~1112·Year.Qid Ohio Statc-1toc. He- ran th£'fast<'St mlJeo lh 2:004·!'i. son. Oakland 74: · ot ThP lOth rare trifrela Dlt.W. AMDUCAN I.J!:,\GUE BATI'ING 11'10 at batsl: WWleld, Nt"W York . .3M: Matt ingly, N('W York. .3.11: tiJ'tx>k, Mlnnrsota . • ..129; Ripkcn , Balli· rT'OI'P . .316: Kmlp. New York. JB, RUNS: J>,o.rE\'aftS. Boston, gt; RHmder· ThcS87.4112·Yrar.()kl F11Jy Pac. was won Ji: Lmlon. {)(.ltrolr , by lldtl(.l My Fancy In 2:00 Hi. In tbr set'Ond division, Trud;\· Almahurst, driven by P('ff'l' RIK'IHo, won but was d~lfled and plactd !ft.'Ond for _,,('ff('f'. met' with Sacchartum whR! drtvrr BUI Walters Of Dt>laware clalmrd a bil. He finished Sf'rond and was plaa!d first by lhf M~t.y . Toronto. 13: Col· Toi'OIIIO. ll ; Upshaw, Toronto. 9: Qv.tm, Sl>allk>. 8: KGI~ Octroi! , 6: RI.aw. CNC'aJ,'O, 6; Rtpkm, Balllmort', 6. tlfl<;, HOME RUNS: Armas. Boston, ~: KinfP"''WW. Oe.kland, 28: KJIJJr, ChkaR(I, M: Mwl)h).•, Oakland, 23: Thomtoo, ' ~..... Nol;)lr's MisflqtM:" wt.r1 the S53,168 J.Yt"nr· . Old FWY. Tro:rln :r:m. ~<'Land. Zl STOLEN BASES: RHt"'Kk>rson, Oak· land, 47: Prttl<>. Callfornla, .11: Butkor, Ofo.•C'Iand..12: r;.arcla . Toronto. :u: Col· r?st <II Friday's Nlrness ractnR. was canct'lt'd dut' to a thurKb'stum. '1)1(' ~a m First practire set. _-Name! omitted POMEROY - Meigs High School students ill grades 9·121nterested ill be)ng on the cross count!)' team shook! report to the first practice, at 9 1i:m. Wednesday at the school. POMEROY - Several- names were <mltted trom the August 2 picture of the Syracuse .I Pee Wee . girls. Omitted 'Vere Cheyl Pape, Tonya Ingels, . Marcy Hill and Sandra Baer, Coach. Not pictured was Jennifer Cross. . . APG!IUWrller MEMPIDS, Tenn. (AP) -Loren ~ns.whohasnotflnishedblgt1er than lOth In a 3-year PGA Twr career,{lnlshedoffai'OUllllof'IOwlth a blrdle on the ttniu hole that provided him with a one-shot lead Friday ill the second roUnd of the ~.ro:J Danny ThoJnas.Mem~ Classic. Roberts completed 36 holes illl37, ·seven shots Wider par tor two trips rNer the 7,282 yards of rolling hills that make up the ColonlalCountcy Club course, . "I was really happy to make . blrdle oh the 18th," ~ ROberts, who flipped a wedge shot to Wtthln 2 "I dldll't pay very aooc1 on the and Jed the group atl41, tour~ the "That '*II ap~n. I'm di!J8IIpnjllted with . ~.A110atthat!lgurewere2-tlme makes you !eel Uke coming back the the~ I'm hlttlllclt, butl'm ve1Y U~S. Open champ Hale Irwln1South ~~ext day." . aatlllledwlththeKOnt.''Woadlald. ·A trtcan Nick Price. Lon Hlnkle, · Rookie Wlllle Wood, the slightly· · Bill Krallerf. Who bid a st:rmg, 'Curtla s~ and GU Moraan. lxllltmancalled 'WeeWWle"byhis • thJrd..plale !lnllh In Harttonllast · Roberts. 29, wbotwtcehaslo8thls feUowpros, hadtobattlebacktrom week,udJobDMahatfeyeacllhad lJiaylng rights due to lack ol a dOuble bogey salvqe a 71 and a &II and were tied at 139. perfomlallce, had his career·hl&t\ • second place at l38, six under par at Jodie Mudd, Bobt!Y Wadklnl and tlnllb this -.son, 10th at WI!I!C~ , thetoumamenthalfwaypolnt. Qob Ea~ 1 a winner at New ter,andhascollected$.11,898tor~ Woad blrdled his first threl! holes, Otiea!IU!arller IIIII )'NI', were at year. ..' reached the turn ill 33 and had the ltl. Mudd and EUtwoqd had 89sln He ~ an 8-foot putt on the lead alone at that point. But hls the hot, ~ WNthe!' that ninth to corrtplete that side illli, contillueddlfflcultleswlthtlle<lrlver produced nne brief lbowera, and matched !IIIOtN!r birdie with a -andthepunlsblngrouah-ledtoa . WadklnubotlO.. boleY on the back. lhentookthelead ,, double~ on the llthanda bogey .Jerry Pate, 011 thecomebacktrom alone with the wedge $hoi that 9elup , on the 13th., a lengtey Injury l!b!ence, shot !l 611 the 18th boll) birdie. · . to FirSt woman ·official praised by losing coach game away.~ I don't kiloW which I like betller. '' South Korea, beaten only by the u.s..wunen ln~Oiymplcpmes, l.po~Schodttle t. • • •' I • .. ' , .. Ft'""'' 6-8 p.m. Optn Recreation ........................................ .. . NOM·I p.m. Swim 1-4::11 p.m. Camp Cl'fiCt'lldo · • 6-1! p.m. Open SWim Aug. 7 6-8 p.m. Open Recl'£'a110fl ... ,... .... ....... ... .. ...... .................. Noon-1 p.m. Fltneu Swim , 1-4::11 p.m. Camp C...,..... ·. 6-1! p.m. Open SWIIft Aug. 8 &-8 p.m. OpPn Recooa11on .. ... 1 .............. .. .... .. ....... , ........... Noon·l p.m. Fttneu Swim . 14::11 p.m. Camp C...,..... . 6-l!·p.m. Open SWim • A~ 9&8 p.m. Opt>n "R.ecr'Nton...... ......... .. .. ., ................. ~.. ... .. .. Nooo-1 p.m. Fltneu Swim ' 14:ll p.m. Camp Cl'f!ICtlldO • . . 6-1! p.m. Open.SWim Aug. 10 6-8 p.m. Frtshmen Orterrtation ......... .. l ....... , .................. N~·l p.tn ..Fltneu Swtm' · J..1 p.m. Open Swim . . . ·· • . . . 6-8 p.m., J'resltmen Orlen~., At~~t. U I.J .p.m. Open Re<roatlon .... .. ... ......... .. ........ ........... ... .... ....... .1·3 p.m. Open Aug. Ul.J p.m. Open Recroallon .. ..... ..... ..... .. .. .. .. ..... .................. ,.. .... 1·3 p.m. Open SWim ·'· · 6-8 p.m. Optn Re<roatlon .............. .... ....... ,, .... ..... . :•'··"": ..... 6-8 p.m. Open SWim , beating Chris Millear of Al:w<lter 2-up to win the champlonsblp fllgllt Of the 26th Annual Mid-America Junior Open golf tournament Friday. "I started off kind 9f slpw, but I had a realstrongback nine holes and thatwasthekey," Adcocksald,l8,a graduate of Lake High School near Akron. 1'lte hotly contested match was deadlocked through 14 holes at the par-'10, 6,Q19.y~ Posswn Ru!l Golf and Swjm Club. Adcock took the lead for good when he birdied the Byard, par-4 15th hole. The duo tied the next two . holes, setting the stage for the 18tli. ".T here's no doubt that Chris hlttt better,. and I was a Uttle erratic at times, but he couldn't make a putt," said Adcock. MNs COIIIItJ POMEROY' Membership Tlcketl on Sale ·- Planning on attending the fair more !ban one day? tf the answer ' Is yes,' you should colllkler a membership ticket, A membership ticket does not entitle you to ride the rides but admits you each day to the fair. The MetKS·County Fair starts Tuesday, Aug. 14, and runs through Satur· day; Al!lf· ~· Corn Rootworm Wonn - There ;hils been some concern ill nearby cduritles about thl$ Insect. The '?'ltworm can damage c.o rn in til!! GALLIPOUS - Priced support levels recently . aMounced by the Agricultural Slablllzatlon and Con'Servadon Service lor burley and five qther kinds of tobacco remained unchanged for the 1982 Blld 1!1\l · levels, BC<!OI'dlng to county ~ pttJQal Dave McKenzie. The rate fQJ' Puerto Rican cigar ftller · tobacco was . lowel'l!d from 90.9 cents per ound tO 74 cerita per pound because of excesalve supplies. The 1914 price support levels tor other tobacCOs are: Burley $1.751 ~ pollnd; VIrginia flre.eured (type 21) $1.188; Ken!jlcky and Ter111essee fire-cured (types 22-23) $1.23; dark air-cured (types 35-36) $1.007; VttgWa sun-cured (type37) $l,Ti!N; and cigar btnder and ftUer (typeS 42-44, 53-511) UYI per pound. Mr. McKenzie said legislation ~ulres that price support be made available for the kinds of tobacco for wlilch · producers have not disapproved nll!rketlng quotas. "The Dall)' and Tobacco AdJustment Act of 19113 requires that the 1!ilkrop support' levels tor these kinds of tobacco he set 50 as not to narrow their nonnaJ dltferentl~ trom flue-cured tobacco," he satd. 'T he law also set the 1!1\krop sJpport level for tlue-cured tobacco aUti1982 and 1!183level ot$1.689per Extension notes••• Belt~ Radial · Ont p t tire bJ lllllllti... Everytllill you would want in 1 d1nble r011H11111i.. tire in wet or dry pavtllltnt. Two stronastlillltlts with poiJtlftr c.ord for smootll handlina. FREE IOUNTIIIG WHIN PAID AS AGIIHD REPLACES' I I ··~13 CR71-13 CR7J.14 [171-14 FR71·14 GR7J.14 8171·15 Hl71·15 LR71·15 FREE IIO'UNTING ' , I o.. best ulli• bias ply 11111111111 1M!' tltt lilt 10 yun. Smootll ridi• '1nd • ., on yo.. btld&lt. Lona narlna ·traad, str0111 po· IJtlftr cOni body. FREE MOUNTING , ~~-· '! ·: .: . l . 378·6158 RMCI•••• Ohio 10W30 Oil . I• i • • '1.88 . . Purolator Oil I l ~ ( •',. ' l' ~· t . perquart Quaker State 10W40 .011 Reg. IIllO Limit 12 ~I ! 84c • •' I . ' 'J'A.3 . Pro Car Wash 41.00 50.00 ·52.00 ~3.58 '· ~ I :~~tu . Ll71-15 30.00 32.00 34.00 3&.qo_ - In the past years, he said, wool paymenlll wUl be baled 01 a pel'centage of each product's . l'l!tUrnS from sales. The pereentage WID be that required to raise the national average prke received by aii,J,roelucEn far shorn wooi i111914 to the suppon price of $U5 a pgu11111, he said. lq 1984 shorn WOIIi are expected to ' average . ..oo . 51.00 52.00 56.00 52.00 54.00 57.00 59.00 Conditioning Reg. t·.95 II ounce s\iof'n PRICE 39.00 42.00 44.00 45.00 .4&.00 98c » 1.44 •40()11 F1eon "-~~· centa ·per pouJICI comtO 61.3 centa In 1883. ~IIBir paymentS will be catcu·. 1.1111 a~ll!l 'Ill 30.88 ~.. -==--· ., . . . ...: . , --3. . .7.88 -·--·-- In a manner similar to wool . salc1 proJected prices Indicate llDrnerlll wUJ be necessary f« 1984 during 'tra:~•~M=obalr= prices H expected to average 40 ....... __..-... ____ ..-.......................................... ............. . . a~iUid:$1.7!)per poundcom~l'l!dto SO ....., •'wh ,· WHITEWAll 27.00 21.00 . II:~J 10 Maul• Beltaln ·, 3&.00 ~--......., .39.00 .... li.oo 3UO •• I 1.25 Repair Kit Rag. Ull pint 310 3.88 quirt Reg. 8.95 •312 (:'utty Hondo Body ' ..44..88 .. ., ... --;;.;· . -.......-----._..................... 33.00 34.00 2.88 Bondo Spot Reg. 1.69 '907 77c Bondo Super Glue .,_. Reg. 1.19 '911 . 1 •' l • 42.88 Sun Tach Reg. 54.95 CP71101 23.95 llaco Stsarlllg . Stlblbir8 Atg. from 21.16 '10 Off: Kenco =:a .... . ...Eunlple: MEIGS TIRE CENlE!MEROY (~J WEST. MAIN JOHN FULTZ-.1. MARCU• FULTZ 112·2101 . • '• Eagle Engine Stands Reg. 69.95 •t991 34.88 ~~Grill Reg. 36.95 . 39.95 RQund or Square Reg. 1111.1111 209 Upper River Road Il 54.88. I Superior 1 718" Trailer Ba1L. .....4.49 Reg. 5.95 2" Trailer Ball ................5.49 Reg . 6.95 Hitch ................19.88 Reg . 25.95 AND . 675 1160 312 Sixth Strut " Point Pltatant . Store Hours: · Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 ·Saturday 8 a.m., It noon I HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS 10W30 i.'l~~ ·c AROLINA LUMBE• p.m., Systems from $1695 . installed Regular.IMC Llmll t2 on all sale oils ·Son«;e·toromebometoTM. SUPPLY -COMPANY * $1995.00 3. @rmstrong. . Excellent Picture! 77c .. _ Quaker State ,_ "~ ...~>: · * ! '• fer. wool 4&.00 8171-13 Cl71·13 CR71·14 ER71·14 ' FR71·14 GR71·14 HR71-14 FR71·15 II.ACKWAlL 25.00 . with Drake 324 rece1ver 100 degree LN A eomplet,iy installed ' lGALLIPOUS - Support prices anci mohair Sor 1984 ~1!5 Ire $1.65 per pound for sliofn wool and S5.169 per pound for n'icihalr, according to Secretary of ~ture John.R. Block. Mohair i~,!Jietng suppor ted at the same JJC~d!!it of parity' as wool. Block &aid pulled WQOi wUl cq~~tlnue to ~ supported at a leave! cimparable to the support price for siOni. wool thtough payments on I PIIICE 29.95 37.00 31.00 39.00 . 41.00 42.00 44.00 REPLACES II Performance-78. SIZE. A7J.13 171-13 . E11·14 f7··14 071-14 H71-1.4 H71-15 l71·15 10' U .P. Superior mes~ dish i ZI'U RO.d Kin11r•t triction on frontor beck wheels in ell kinds of Wllther E• · sy-rollirll , ..,. efficient ,. fiberiiiSI r1dill. Special I uQshom lambs. SIZE P155/IOR13 P165/10113 P175/10113 P115/10113 P115175114 P1tsn5114 P205175114 P215n5R14 pzzsn5114 P205fl5115 P215175115 P225175115 PZ35175115. SYSTEMS 1 ~. Steel *.AUG. ·* ' S,~p~rt prices · are announced . . . *Ali RNANCI CHARGIS RIPUNDID !Radial 1 MTEU.ITE l • ourabte vinyl n'o-wax surface for long-lasting, easy-care beauty. · • unusual realism and vivid colorations. · • Economical, easy to install yourself. \ ~ "'~ SIU'IRBIRD ~ begins tor each r~ttve klild of tobacco. . . f. r SIZE P155/10113 Pl65/10113 P175/10113 p115/10113· Pli5175Rl4 P115175114 P205n5R14 Pmnsm PZlS/75115 P225175Rl5 , P235n5RI5 The •Individual grade loan rates and Jower contrlbutlons to the fund are ~- by USDA before the 'markeitng . SAME AS CASH MINUTES • larvae stage by feedillg on the corn Pay $2 now and save $2 at the pte. sauce, and pies. roots or In the ad111t st.age by Children· under 12 are admitted CUcumber WUt - H you see an cllpplng the silk, preventing poUilla· free. enUre branch or vine of your tlon which can reduce corn ytelds. Milk ProductiOn pown _ MUk <'UCUJIIbers die it could be CU· Treatment of first year corn for productiOil is down four percent for · cumber wUt. CUcumber wilt is due rootworms IS seldom required. Soli the month of June and down three to a bacteria.that plugs the vascular . Insecticides or crop rotations are percen! for the ·entire quarter. ~)'stem. It IS trall!mltted to the used to control this Insect. Pollina- Several facton are causillg the cucumber by the sbiped · and don damage can only occur while decline. Relatl~ely short feed supP- 1 spotted cucumber beetles. the corn 1s pollinating. once silks ·ues. high feed costs, lower milk 'l)'e$tment with Sevin or methox· have wUted and/Qr ·turned brown. prlces, check-off that producers are ychlor sprays or dusts at a 10 to 14 liolllnatton Is over. Treatments . being assessed, and the govern- day illterval will normally keep wilt may be justuted when a field rnent incentive payment to reduce out of your cucumbers by control. averages five or more beetles per herd size. ThlJ ctecllne .ahouid · ling the beetles. sUk mass, 75 percent ot the plants continue lntD the winter months. Four·lf Ia A Family Affair have sllkl!d and sUkcllpplng is Summer Apples _ They a.re Parents can be supportive In many observed, . here. O~~e of the newer varieties Is · ways like: attend 4-H meetillgs or ' Frlllh SctenCj! Review _ Sept, LOOL It Is excellent for freezing. other spedal events; guide., proJ~ 18-:111. Wenowhaveadvancettckets. work .and encourage completlt;m; suppor't 4-H leaden and offer help; ps ' make It poQlble for. the member to participate In a variety The ASCS official tiaid price made to producer associations of 4-H activities such as camp, the · s.upport will be made available to under contract.l with the Commod· fair, and contest; be illvoled - It eligible producers loans lty Credit Corporation. , · • . Pri ce ·support set for 1984 toba.cco cro' ' . JXlllild. • SQ. YD. I -.... Br fOHN C. RICE ·Ew.....,. Apn&, AIP'Ieulture seven MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP)- Tony Adcock of Hartv!Ue made a !>-loot blrdle putt on the 18th and tlnal.hole, Armstrong Imperial® Accotone® VInyl No· Flooring •REG. $4.49 .NOW $419 ........... I·• Pt!ttl • ~ ;-lg~= Recreation ...............· . · ' · ........... 1.... l.J p.m. Open SWim ·: I I tirstrtve~utesagaJnstChlna.The Woolt ol AIIIUIII. - All SEASON . RADIAL ' Spain, its fast break working smoothly, rolled to a 164 lead ill~ scored 1B straJabt poiJita far a 1" Spaniards were up !!0-38 at halftime lelld agalnlt P.ustr811a, 04. Hw!l· lind we~ led by Juan Marla Lopez. . So<~! K1m Jed the Solll!l Koreans · The S.toot-4 guard scored :111 poillts• .. Llu Jlanll hit 32 torC!ilna, 1-3. wlth2l.polnts. JulleNyklelhad~for Fiesta .. theA~. Adcock wins Junior Open tournament ,, •• •' . agents comer· teet of the tlag on that hole. By GEoRGE S'l1WDE paid her dues." AP Sports Wrtlet The Yugoslavian women, paced INGLEWOOD, Callt. (APJ byPolona Dornlk's 24 polntsand17 Darlene, May, after becoming the more by .fanner Mal)'land star 1lr$t woman to oftlclate ill Olympic Jasmina Perazlc, almost blew a basketball Friday, feels she did au ntne-poillt lead wlththrel!mlnutesto light under the ctrcumstances, and p!ay, but hung on to beat Canada won praise for her work from the 69-68. Ioslpg coadl. May, from Placentia, Callt., was "I !eel I blew a couple of caDs," · not told of her 11rst lymplc · said the 43-year-old wm~en'scoach aSSigmnent untu Thursday night at the Unlversicy of Calltornla: and said, "I was certainly nervous. . Pomona. "H I just blew two, I feel It was IIICh a great feeling . .Mer 1 good." got the 11rst call under my belt, I Brendan Flynn of AustraUa, settled down." wh~ team lost toSouthKorea5448 And she believes her coaching ill the game May worked, said, experience is 'an ally In her "Being her first time, she got off to a otllclatlngcareerthat began i111974. nervous start. The South Koreans She is thewlnningl5tcoach ill NCAA got away with a few things. But she DiVISion IT (256-Q! and .790 percenis one of the best tour oftlclals In this tage). SheguidedCai-Pomonatothe tournament." firstNCAADivlslonliwomen'stltle Edward Steltz of Springfield . illl!l\2. (Mass.) College, -presldent of the .· "Coaching helpS me,'' She said. "I Amateur Basketball Association of can anticipate what Is going to the USA, said, "She's the best happenandnotrNercall,notlakethe female official In the world. She's Ohio Point PleaiCint, W. Va. 446-3807 Il tI • i ~ I !I OPEN 7 DAYS . : • A WEEK ; I '· �' . ,_t_y M' V•pnrt GAif Ill,·Ohio l'lllltt Ph Shutter shooters succeed • 'ap1 C 8 lhe Sunday Tim& SJntlnel PEEPS, a. Gallipolis Diary: B)' I. MMtJEL PEU'I GALLIPOLIS -Sbuttersbooten the term ol' Peeps Ukes to use for ~ PI!OIIIe here In the editorial · I# llepartment who take the p6ctureJ see In your daDy new~~p~~per and au the way througlo your big )'011 piootoeraphs Sunday newspaper. . • • ot, W.Va. -- ' ' ;·Features -.papei- ...-ty me floU pqe ~ The . daDy always lou .. • !loortna the COUI'Ie of 1 • 1/ ,1. 'm'imes- •tntinet EDtJCA'llONAL CENTER- ..• • Aa the home ol B1o GI'IBde" CoUeie and OJmnounlly c ,. !p - and, ,with~ nearby IOelllloa' ~ .. . SectiOn· • ' • < . ,;'·• !lf the O......,'id<om.VInlon Joint Vocational 8cloool - Rio G~ hal bec~onoe a ceioler ol education In ~ Olokl. Over'thepu& decade, the callep: experiellced toao ! oil& · ~. As doe ooiJep .... says Mayw Dvwld' · '* ..-no ,. Walker, .., lou the vUiage. ; • 5 99 Baale unwaBhed 14 oz. denim. Straight leg and bOOt eut for men. SiiH 27-42, · Reg. 1 19.00 '1699 Bloaie prewuhed .and unwa~hea Jeane. Youih Iisee 8-14. Student ebe8 25-29. RC!8- 1l9.99 17 ' ' S.ie prewuhed denim etrailhl I~ and boot eut jeans. Sble8 2910 4.2. ~. '22.50 . ' Levi medium blue fuhlon denlmL 32 to 42. Reg. sr! • ,, -~ a:zs.oo . ' 11599 1 30.00. or ... two for ' Choo.e from levi full,·long eleev411 reg. and bullon-down ehlrt1. Reg. '2l.OO •; I ~ . , • . . Register for the final week of our ·L evi's Sweepatakes. 1 50,00 Prize. No purehase ' neeessaary, . I .Gallia .County's .. I&J;gest .village -: ,. .• : . . Village VieW: Rio Grande ' • · ' • '\ Levi'• prewahed · deo~lm JIIC!kete. Slze8 36 to 40. R~. 139.95 By IARRV EWING · . · 'l1mel S oU oell!tall 1 RIO GRNWE - In "Lamp of tbe Hllls," J. Sherman Pqrter pl'e$ell!s tbe followbig 800JW01 of how. Pen:nellll Neherhlah Atwood named this ' Gallla County village in 1846:, 1 '"Ibis' commulolty gr~;W. ~ that part' or It around the ~ over Raccoon Creek, .a couple of " mDes from thenl toward GaUipolls on tile stag!! l'!lllte. fl f;=~·~~~~this pb,tce Adamsvtue, stage grown to the point that they wanteil a post ~ ~I(~:~: 'Ibere was, llowever, another Adarnsv1lle In ~~ . "A ~ of Nehemiah Atwood - his name was ·~CCX! - and other relatives had ~ to and . Open-Monday Night Till 8 P.M. 1· '• Sizzlin' Hot and'lllF .. l!tlllarrll90J! AdamsvWe a few years relative, Sylvester Wood, ej Neloemlah. Anotloer reading a copy·of the 'Ga!Upolls Journal' one day while tbe resldenters . sought a ioame whlch) he Post Offjce Department ' would accept. . f. · . "World ·and natloD'al news occupied tile middle colo.iinns or the ~o)lage.. .and Sylvester Wood read about the waf on 'tlie Rio Grande... _ 'RJe-Oto Grand' · · 1 "'Ibename~.Graodesoundedagong.inthebraln or Sylvester Wdod, who, unlettered, knew nillhlng or . the Spanish ~ and called in ' Rye.()h Grand. • • The ~ on Raccoon Creek became Rio · Gln,raildelJ¥'w' ~. ... . tly from ,. else· «!!'~::: . . :, an . yw . he • re d , lffe • re . n . "'RvMlh Gtand.' liliUII!dNeJoemlaloAtwood. 'It has a goocjiQ.m toJ.:" ~ •_ . · . Poo'ter"s·baall"-lloeaudtiolzal cmlll!liiilal history of J(Jo Grande College '- details bow, In tloe first QWi1er or tile 19th century, tbeAtwoods bulll an tni; , tavern at tbe CWTeDt slte ~ tile Ylllage to ~ .~.provide a restlilg place 50 mUes from CloJJUcoiJop tor doe stagecoacll and eattJe people... " . : An even earlier - neighboring - community, Adaft:osvtUe, can.trace Its origins to lim. when Adam or Rickabaugh bullt a grist miU oio the bank Raccoon .•, In llUi, III.'COI'dlolg to H.H. Hardesty',& "Hlslmy ilf GaUia Co!mty" (lll82) , the mill was purchased by Nehemlalo Woods, ''... who attached to It a saw mill, and also a carding and floUing mill for dressing clOth -the ftrst mUis in the (Raccoon) township:" AdamsvUJe was laid out by Adam and William Rickabaugh on Nov. :a:l, 1837. ' . The settlmomt - with Its mills, a school 8nd post . offtce - became an active .community and thrived throughout much the 1800;. !!oM> ~ . . .J[eepeni Meanwlolle, In Rio Grande, the Atwoods were . . 198l Chevrolet Chevette Nt!w Chevette trade. A Httle heavy on miles, but'priced right for transportation. · .. . $2000 Pontiac Trans Am Just traded this week. Sharp inside and out. Priced right, only 46,975 low miles. . . . THIS WEEK or $5995 en~ success GIBII8 ROUSE- ~ .a poet._ ol II die adlw72 • Av- .. tloll-houle ID &lie • biDck oltM& •• e, ~tile .home "'• tbelllrical ~ umed GlbiJI. The ....... pniJalilJ . . . . bad! to about lM8 wloeoo sm- Naeto built II, *"'•oplle lid aai live Seoo•"" · too lone ... u at au. · ) TIRES-TIRES-TIRES i• FALLS STEEL RADIAL tir some ~ ClorlstJan ECONOMICALLY PRICED FOR TODAV'S BUDGET MINDED SHOPPER SIZE PRICE c 1 ... FIIUS ~.... I II* I .._ FIRESTONE 0 EACH Sl50° (CARRYOUn 195fl5P15 ,DLC RADIAL ONLY 4 $45°0 EACH G70x14 SUPER SPORTS W/L ONLY 2 *5915 EACH 13.6x~8 f&R · - . - . ; -' ·- ~ 1980 Chevrolet. Monza 2 Dr. $2995 '' FRE£ ~ t . This hatchback would make an excellent starter car. 4 cyl., power steering. S.l 0 trade. : 155/80113 .-$43.50 165/80113 47.00 185/80113 50.00 : 185/75114 ' 51.00 ' 195/75114 52.50 ' 205/75114 53.50 . 215/75114 58.50 205/75115 56.00 215/75115 58.50 225/75115 61.50 235/75115 64.50 ' Mounted & Balanced ONLY 3 BRAKE ALIOIIENT . lost Clrs WORK S}450 . 1978 Buick LaSabre 2 Dr. $4195 Watch ·This Coming ·Soon Countdown Sale ' PH. . . . .. . . . ' ..... ~ ·- .. ~· · r"' •·... .} '~ ~ •.-··:. . •. ... ';, · ··.:· •. .. ~. :. .... -~~ ~ .......··- .f.:'•. : . ~ ... - _~.. -~ ..... . •. ~ ...., :· --~ . . --~ AD:UISVJI.IE - The Mstocy ol lUcl Grande IOIId ... fGnner neJ&Iol!orlngsdiJeoo eat Adarn!wlleare ldlnllolel)o linked. Adoonwvllewhlch has been mcoea&ed aiiJnc the banks !lf ~ Creek at BOO EvaMFanns-wlthiiBmllls,asdooolandpoat~IJui\oedtluoolhoot tl)e 18108. AdamsviDe was never luwiponoled. In fact- due to lrequenl 11oo • 1 - II was .....,...mlled. 'lbe toundlng!lfRioGrande Col1ep! In 18'l6 -followed by o••i N:d vlllace ~. .• .. • • ·paper On All ~84 1 Models \VIshes .•• •• AdamsvUJe was neverincoqloraled. In tact- due to .frequent Ooodlllg- It was abandoned. Rio Grande (Coritlnued on page 0-8)· New ChevroletJrade. Extra clean inside and out.' Compare any· where. · ' puiJJ08E!, and .t!Jus, after Wlldellberatlonandconsultatlon... lhedetemolnatlan to build acolleglewastormed...DeaoonAtwooddled In 18&1...but his wife p10ceeded to cany out his 197.9 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. New .Delta trade. BliCk wltl! black custom interior, power win· dows, AM·FM stereo. famHy sized and 'priced to sell. $3495 '. " Fo" Upcoming. Ads. ,. .., VIU,AGE VIEW - Between and 1980, the number ol vUJace residents lncreJ&d by 6.4 permit. 11oe r-~~ure~ou o\l(IOI'IB doe CODifn\llllly's - . ......,.,. population lat 8116. VJI. ' Iagie 'grawt~~ has forced the iearcb for addltlonal 11*Je for · 19'l9 16l 6 EASTERN AVE. ,GA~I'-0115, OH. 446-.3 672 &00 E. IAII ST. as (nn·keepers. "Guests, who s!ept on tile «'CCOId floor ~ the Inn, bouglot Whiskey, nun and beer." Porter Writes In his lolsiory, "FinanclaUy, It was very good." "By lhe!r Industry and good management tJiey sa\'81 a rons~ble fortune ..." recounts Hardesty's History. "lbey were baptized by... Rev. I.Z. Han~. Jaauuy 26, 11151. Sauoo atb!r this the desln' became straag In (Deacon) Atwood's mind to U8e his property eommunlty delioopnoent. ...,...... or a Sl eo. miDlon ptw · water treatment Niil .... recuolly completed. .l • �• - ' P'age 0.2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Auelllt 5, Pameroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Oh'-Point PI-nt, W. Va. Anti-U.S. spy serial popular· So~et TV fare · By ANDRI.Tf R08IlM1IAL A=ocf•!Jd~ Writer MOOCOW (API ~ WUl the tireless KGB (ll!lleral fiud the CIA moleandsaveaoew freedom-loving nation from I1!8Ctlonary plots? Will the Soviet tref&bter escape' Amerl- . can mines and reach Its tropical port? ·Or will a tJ.S.-backed coup sucam In tJwUng t1te young tty'' aasigned to capture a Soviet citizen feeding l!lfmriatlon to CIA operativt!!l tn Nagonla. The action lnch!(les a bloocly a-sslnatlon by CIA qmts In Nagonla, clandestine agallt shadowing U.s:" diplomats tn MOIICOW, Nagonian.troops tralninll to~ the plotters, and codes transmltre,J maybetbatlt haS more lhan justthe standard "U.S. ltnperiaUst adventures," evn Western spies and waflllngs ' against mixing with foreigners; lthaS a generoushelplng of ~\(~venture and action and also provides a rare glimpse Into the shaQowy WQI'Id of the KGB. The program centers on a fictitious African republic named Nagonla, whose lledgllpg, proMairowmJlltaJy goverMlent sends an urg~tpleJforSoviethelptoquell a CIA·backed coup plot. Two of ~ heroes - KGB Gen. Konstanttn l,(onstantlnQv and the KGB agent In'Nagonla,Slavtn - are dedicated "workers of state sec\11'· ~t? It may soond Uke Soviet aUega.' !lolls about ' American policy In Central Amerbl. But It's actually the plot of 8 espionage thriller series on Soviet televisiOn, and it : seems all of MOICilW is glued to tiM! tube for each of the 10 one-hoUJl new Sl!llft'II!IIIS. 'The show IS called "Tass Is Au\t.,.lzed To State," a phrase t8km from the official govenunent · pronoo~l'l)elits lsiiued bythes!;lte news agency when purported·sptes are expelled or diplomatic ~roles~ made. ' HaH-way through Its tfievtston run. the senes II shaplngupasoneof the most JX41'rlar shows on televi· sloll. I twas two years In the making, ., tilmiedlnd!ba'andstarssomeofthe .Soviet Union's tgp movie actors. . Otflclals say it's !Jnposslble 'to estm!ate the number of people watching the Bond-style adventure mllted 'with political lectuml about U.s. lnvtllvement In nat1011S which · had or have pro. M~~~s~hasNicMagua by"U.S.spyca~tenlnEurope"toa short·wavetecelveriiiMOICilW. There are loladpolltlcalallullona . - lnchicllne a Soviet fJNI*t hl:aded for N~ wllleh - • dlsabll1il ~a U.S. mine, fordllltbe Soviel$toliendanotberlhlp.Earlll!l: ~year. thellovletaaldoneoftheb' freighters cnlllded with a U.S.• ' ' 'I · JIIAGASAKI Pllm - Fonner Anny . Air C<Jrps pilot Cbarles Sweeney, 84, of Milton, Male., poses In Ns Bolton oftlce Friday. Sweeney drupped tile atGmlc bomb on N8pllllld, Japan, 11urt11« World war u. cAP Luerphoto ). liP A11 nuu11 c1: '11 e111 s 9 1 Card of Tha,nks · We are deeply gretoful to our friends for the loving concern 1hown to ua at the lragic de•th of our aon·in- than you 10 much, Hartwfil I Ma'rle Curci. hom·at fair 2 - -- ' I Kld1l011e toyol Domonmoto tOyo '! _gifto1qr.frlonclly toy 21 Bualne11 pony,, Top aommloolon on~ Opportunity h - • oltt• trao. No aol· lectlng or dollvoolng. No cooll lnvootment, Coil 114I NOTICE I 742·3118: Alao -lng THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Ponloo, UIHING CO . ...0......-o · Ao Por Artlclo IX, Tronafon "'"' you do buol- wilh you know. ond NDT I YKIInalft. lloatlon A, -.,lo to . m""oy lhi'O!Igh the l'oltlng of the N~­ Atroemont botMon MLTA -1 unll you hove invoolj, ond the lloard of Eduootlon, . .led the offering. Mol,. Locol lchool Olotrict 1e -tlng t11o fol. llouto for U.o . Large N•llnoclc llondlng lowtoHI VeCOnOioo: Dowolot>· llonol montilly Hondiuppld Clloo Co. heo oouto for ulo In • Mojga Jun19r High. flrot Golllpollo and ourroandlng · luy to oporlllo with ~redo · Pomoroy,. Froah_, hiah Nmlng potontlol. Mintootboll. Coach. Contoi:t ,Imum lnvootmont 18,881. Mligo Local 1-d of lduo•- Coli 317·127· 1300 tor tlon, 2nd lt., Mktdlopori, oppt. Ohio 411.7110, ., · I! you ore lntorootld In o • - building Doolorolllp to · lood _.11'110 lnoomo, vtot opply; Wldg- M", C3031 uo tt our boqth ot jhe Mooon 7n;3200' .... 2401· County Foir, Doll ontiWIIma Wood. lloWiolgh Dlotrlllu· Minotwo golf oour•oo. Out• Joro. --·· baoilonl fl-Ing.lndOMI. lmmedlotolnltol· l'orm work tor """" illtoi'· lellon. Mlnlmu"' M.too. ,-In boconolng pe-in Mini Golf, 202 l..wg. .8i.. B'rewb,rry formlna o~d ,loooup , PA 1 14~4 . • mori<odng. ldool lor felirld C7t7)41t·IIU. • · poroon· for oddltlonol In· W-1 $ovo thlo ld. Eorn como. 304-178-21174. 1 10" profit oolllng the No, t product·AYON, Cell 441·2118, . Situation• Wanted Poolon wonlld. lloroof 2 ovorogo ' - • with 2 men o_.tlng ' our In t doy, Will co,.lorthooldorly In oyotom providing fill troln· homt . .LPN cora given, 11 lng ond fullltock up 011-rt. yn. txperlonc•. Call 114· No fronchiN fou. lnveot 182·7314. . 121,000 for o product ond ~~;::.:=::;:.:=;:::;::,1 can. Jim Mink Chev.-Oidt Inc, 8111 Gone Joltnaon 448·3172 Wonted to buy 1111d coel I wood htetel'li. SWein FurnJ· turo, 441·31 II. 3rd. I Olivo It,, GoiUpola, Oh. E•erclu bike. - d cond. c all 81 4 - 3 a 7 • 7 1 0 2 onytlmo. I!Md potio olidlng g.a.u~ d~toro. wood & motol fromod WlfldoWI I oliding CIOIIII dooro, Con 114·317,7133. ----~--~~--~ -1 D-doblo. ombitlouo M· looporoona to WOfll ·full pon time In Golllpollo Iodin ohop, lend NIU10 box 1010 ·In cera of the Golllpollo DoRy Trlbuno. 121 Third Ave .. Golll""lla. Dhlo 41131. • ombltloue. to· ~doblo, lu-na to worll lull - l.adiOI temporary - - fcir poying offloegood • .., Worll, no .Hporlence -"" oory. oloo nold lodloo with cor for Ught !lolhfory -'1, goo ollowancie. o~ · In penon only t_.ldlly no p11ono cllol. To Mn: C room . 1 0 Econ~ Lodge MOlal, T-. 1-I.:JO AM, Aug. 7, .. ; • • ';" '· : , ' G.uiPQIIo DoMy Trllluno. 121 Third Avo.• GoiHpOI!o, Ohio 4&13 t · - -pt-ic_io_n__W_o_n_tocl __ , _F_or__ the_ 0 MartellO of11oe of t11ogrowing oPiicol chain ln.tile - - . Ohlol-noodoclto ·-,.. quollfy ~ thlo hlgh·•II!'Y· rapidly odvonclng poolllon. CoP Dooln Columbuo for on lntervlow. 1 _811 . 111 • I collect. -ooorv.·- eom•••• to ioiH ......,.., lljo Hporienoe train. Moin· 1111 I ovonl/og ·lhlfto ovovlo· ble. Aleo need melro IIIII dol_..._ muot provlcll .own 11&&111 Dl'tation & IIMw tllo - · Alllllv til ~ Judy !lhlgo Inn, • 8 atone jaq. hiring. Yout - · Coli lOll- • 3 Anno'lncements sWEEPER and sewing ma chine repair. partl. and auppliei. Pick up and delivery, Davia Vacuu.m Cleaner, one half mile up Goorgeo Creek Rd. 614-446·0294. ' . Coli Balloon• for Got WoH, Anni· Vanlryl, Bilthd.lya, pilrtiea. . Singing Gorril•. Call Bal,ioono • l;o. 446·431 3. . Head Quartan Beauty Salon, located Qn Forest w...,... Pomerov, Ohio on _..Dilday . wood, IGM FARI·CI.TY cheat a. .tone . FREEZER. .: SALE~ :, •nd Miller, 45789 7780. ., $107°0 r:_ On ThiiBJg ·TRUckLOAD directions. Witten Planoe, Box 188. Sordlo. Ohio 43946. Cilll 814-483· 1606. . ' SALE 'IIGII FARM CllY, JNC. day through friday1. Spe· cialing in · hair cult. hair waxing, menicures, • SH our now Tri·Chom Croft catalog. Learn how you can earn free Oifts. Call 18141985·3378. Caah for uted reco;d1. Prefer 60' 1 I 60'o any typo. ' . Coli Stovw 814· 992·7160. . • ' ·' ' • j • Wind01fV air . not over 6 yeera 4 '. Giveaway •' repeirolilo. No junlc. Coli 8t4-9t2·2102. Port ·Border Colli a puppieo. Coli 814·246-5883 . . ~ Kitten 8 weekt old, orange v !Jii .. " ' PUBLI •• doors, claw feet orpn stool, 2 upright pianos, 30" electric range (lreenl. WaterlaH D.R. suite fable, china cabinet and bulle\. aishfi; hend-type ~nder, Genny Lynn bed, dresser. maple tllin beds, wardrobes. lftetai off1ce desk, metal cabi· net, large 'safe, 12 stack thairS, card file, bucket benth, showcase. ft. 24'' cilk )tail tree. Slone jar, 3 or 4 anbgue . •nches, beauty ·~ equipment, 3 dryers and 8 booth lillie, V.W. cir parts to be sold as one lot • • •.'' ' •' ' I •' UPilallt " - trao, It Nne. • .• • f Good ciNn box eprlngo, 104-171'-1011. t 401 Ko- •' newllo ••.• Pt. I'll. : • •' •' • • :• I' a aou ond ldttona. 304-112-3810. •• l• ' & Lolt and Found -. ii ....... _,for ............ -.a . t.WJ ft'. 114-187· .,21. . .••• I!IMtronla Tllllnl....._, ill •• Qelllpoljo. Ohio 4811t. - - . ' 11io Grailde c.-... Cc 11·~ Ctllllf Is en tQu11 op. Jlllltal'/llllrlllilltt ICIIIn IWfllya. P.O. NO. 1143 -- ••' •' • Call446·7141 ovoo. 0 --~--- ···:············ ·-··· ···· ···· · car• furn.. dreaeer. looll. betn. mower .- ac hoot clothoo. Aug, 8· 111. •' ' Fra ziers Bott o m Fl ea Market / Ev ery weekend . U.fil . ~5 Fraziero Bottom·, WYo . 25082. D"'lero Wol· c om e . Don fra al e r· Operator. 304-765-2779. Golllpolio FloJ Mo>kot Fri., •• • •• oo · 0 o o 0 O T 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o o o •, 0 0 0 o! ... Pomeroy :' Middleport : : & Vicinity : : •• .................. ......... .,.., ••c. 31 Home• for Sele · oir.l ~=======:;:;::=======::!J 1981 Kirkwood, 1'h ~oth . Electric3be~room. with wood Throe control vinyl bldrQomo, woH . paper, corpet ~ through~· w.. 'lnMIIotad. ;::' :::c:«g~....,.:,.::::: 31 many oxtroo. Col 441-2113 til 1 :00PM. after 1 :00PM Home1 for. Sale By -owner 3 bdr. garage, point rm., 2mi. northogOo~ Hill, Olf. Rt, 93. Call 814· · 4 hou- with loto In Crown 182-8339. , City · tor moro lntormotlon OrMn Townohlp n- boau· coH 114-2111·10118. tiM, 2 ltCN'f home, .4 or I Houoo -128 Fourth Avo bdr., t 'h both, lorr. LA & 1211.000. •1 0,000 down Kitchon, formol D , ut~ity Bolonce on lond controct room. oerege, ooncrete with I porcontlnlereot. Coil drivo, niC<I lot. city ochoolo. 4Y, mlloo from Gollipolio. 1114-44.1·3204. lorgoin prlcld, 1114.900. · Nlco 3 bdr. · brick homo, Will, cono)dor mobllo homo completely furniehed . lo· trede-in. Caiii41-B038 . collcl Chorloo Sl.• Crown City, Oh. Coli lt4-211· Onlr 9'h% oooumoblo loon. 1244. on thio · 3 B.R brick r•nch houoo. aactuded on 2.9 8 rra. Old, 3 bedrm. 2 betha, acr•• of lind wittt farm family room with wood pond, locttld near Ook Hill coN 114·241·1811.g , burner. Slneltcar ..r~Qe, o.n end Ctnttrvillf . eppro•. 8 flat ocroo with otockld •491 mo. Plrment. Only pond. City wotor In Rocino. •3. 7110 do-. 379-2803 Coli 814-t4S-214t . _•_ft_or_8_P_._M_.-do-ll.;_y,_· - 0 - tronoforrld·IIMIIt ooll Wouldn't you ·like to be -liful 3 bdr. home. !em- oettiod Into that now homo room hOI 20 II.' of beforo ochool otono7 N.L. for vlow. Stevens can finence ¥OUr fire- now homo with only 5% downpew-ment end terms up '!"!"'!: ril~-h'~i.;c::., jlo 39 yo.oro. Call Allie 114·379·2728 . forJeridetoilo oltor fPMor814-477-2443 9AM·5PM . for Sale ~Remodeled cute horne. ,tovo. •12.900. Coli 814· 943-6244. I-19 _ 8_1_S _c_h-ult_z_L _t-'d.- 3- br_1_Ya btth, total tlec. centrelair. Stewert' e off New lima Rd.;," 2 Fomlly Yard Sole Aug. 8.9. Rutlond . Tuoo., A~g , 7t~lnd; . 10. Kuhn redioence acrooo Wod., Aug. 8th. 9.00-9.oo; ,. from Cent.,vllla School . -=:-:-:--::-:---::-::-:-:-___..· ·~ 708 S : 3rd, Middleport.' . Aug. 8 • 7. Fi1ot Time Auguot II through 10tft: • Community Yard Sale. Off Clothing. drape•. joono, ond • Bidwoii ·Rodney Rd .. on tobloo. boby crodlo. McCOy clooe to ochoolo. Owner microwave. dlohwooher. Fairview Ad. Pickens, Love · dishes, bed tpreade. • miiC . * muotoolllmmldlotolyll Mid· otovo, rofrlg, underpinning. dey, Woricment, Paintere, dloport . Call 11 4 ' 992 • ra~wood porch. 304·871- Blackburn~. etc. Auguot .8. 9. & 1Oth. Tutn ; 6941 . 6049. off Laurel Clift Rd. onto , ' Sola Aug. 7 • 8. 834 Willow Creak Rd. 6th houft 2 bedroom home near 1983 Schultr Limited Edl - Yard 1•1. Ave., Galllpoli i, ~ · 5 . on 'left. ,• ; l.angovlllo. on 1acroground. tion, 14•70, 3 br. t 'lo botho. , •19,000. Shown by op· polntm.nt only. Coli 61 4· ell elec. centrel'air, firiplece. 304·418·1184 or 304· 773· t~:=;~;::;::::::::t~:;:~;::;:::::~~··· ·• '742-2141 . 5417. 32 Mobile Homes 32 Mobile Hom•• : .~ 5 room houae In pomeroy. · t9711 Tri Stor, 12•60, all lor SJIIe for Sale •:. • '3000. Call otter 8 p.m. etectric, wood dock ond - - - - : , - - - - - ---,---:-:::::--~~ -814·692·1778. ~~ . underpenrtlng . 304-896· 1 ~•60, 1972 lro)ler In Cllf· 1971 Kin.g 12xlll tw;g - - - - - - - - -- , . - -tc...-. 31!11 . . ton with 12x21 add·.on. On bedroom epartment t • '· Reducod , nice 3 bdrm home, 80 . 100 . AoklnQ Coll814-'992 · 343~ • 7· attic. basement, garage, N-' springbrooko14K70 3 lot • HI.OOO .OQ , Call Goo . pm or 992-8900 . oro ~ " exc. ;location. ·option 1~ buy, bdrm, .garden tub. ell elect., Johnaon 304· 773·9140. pm . ...( ~ ..,.., Owner mov corry. Coli 992· e,;tra lnsufetlon , o·nly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ::;:::::::===:==:====~-: 26t7 , . •t2.910: 14x70 3 bdrm. 14x70 total electric, 3 bdr ,l 36 Lota & Acreage : •.',: tub, 2 betha, axtrl! 12 fenCed ecr... new barn, 3 garden insulation, 'only •13,460: 1Y, both, good cond. Call bedroom · houoe, 8 lots, outoido Mooon. W.v• . cor· 14,58 2 bdr.m, gordon tub,d 614-446·0116. Lot for Ml"' in Mercerville, 3 poretion. Down payment. contor bor. • 10·450 : uu · 1978 noohua mobile homo troller hookupo, oloct.,c, ,... 14•70 Vindolo. 2 bdrm. 2 '' owner will flence . Call 304· btht , fireplace , •B&OO.; ell etectric, 2 bdr. Call rei water. septic tank .. 773-11117 oltor 8 pm. 12•61 Cortlflod. now 448-0181 or 446· 3242 · :=~~00 . Call 814 · 21~ ; 8'h oo..,m•bla loan. 3 br. 3 wnhor I dryor 11710,; yo.oro old, low 50'o. 304· 12•70 Duplo• opto, •6000.,: FrH deli\14WJ • let up. 675-87t 3 ollor 4 . Oena 'o Mobllo homoo .. lo· 44 . Apartment ,, for Rent 4 room • both houu, cotld 2 mi. ·from rovono· • 40•120 lot, 3410 Moumon woo.d . bridge. Jet. Rt2 & Avo. Pt. Pl. 304-676·6401 . 1·77. 1·304·273-6135. .... _•_••-·------=;;=::;=J.=-=-=-;=-=-=-=---------., 8 PUBliC AUCTION SATURDAY, AUG. 18, 1984 1:30'P.M. . T!lo lollowilll penonal prCJPII.IY oUewis C. Bodimlf and Cillrla Elliott will be offered 1111 sal ell public •uction. The salt will !It condiiCted at the resi4ence ol tH late llr~. Clllrtu Bodi1110r located approximataly ll mile on the ript .lltlow the do11 in Eu..U ... watch 'for sian. "HOUSEHOLD" . Ho1!Join1 flost·free relrigeallil, complete diM!te set. General Elec· liic dryer, dd MaSief !leluxe dryer, 19" RCA IXllor TV. 13" Mol«aa BW TV, Jennw Lind bed · complete witlt mattress and springs, 2 , titter dotlble beds. baby crib, wltite French l'rMnllai ti draWer chssef, £Jectra Lux vacuum cleaner, ironing lxlard, gun rillis, electric fans, wooden lawn chiirs. 6odd chairs. ~rill braided ru& • fireplace men, smell kill:hen ~ces, misc. dishes, assorted IDS ahl pans. manw more itenr> bJ nunmus ID mention. · "AITIQUES & COLLECTIB~ES" Oail dresser with beveled mirror and lots at carvings, Walnut flat· beck Vtctorian """""'·'ook treadE sewitg machine, mahogany rocker, smal Easltile llble. old radio cabinet, oak Eastlike bed parts, Olio lm!ocase, dove 1lOfed carpenlers lxlx, brass kettle, sad iron. bottle capper; medicine wood cabinet, ~ stand, plat· · lorm scales, 1910 Oass picture at GAHS, Sl!'lllal stone ja!S. . AGENCY . PAY THE BILLS! POINTPLEASANT,WV · IIIVER BEND PLACE NEW HAYEN, wv Loation, take S.R. 50 East from McArthur, Ohio. 4 miles to S.ll. 677 then North 4miles to the farm or 25 miles West from Athens, 0. on S.R. SO to S.R. 677. SIGNS WILL BE P-OSTED From S.R. SO, Vinton Co. · 5 US TWIN RIVERS TOWER FRI., AUG.lO, 12:00 NOON '.. .,- ,.J. ttouslno ior Elderly, di.. blod · ond hen: dicapped. Remls :111 percanl o1 odtusllcl • fo qualiHedlonants wilh an income of lesalhln 112,300 per va•r. ~£~~J~I7N,!_r;;l~ sELLING l7 Aomr cows receritlrfresh. 20cowstoFresllenthisfaii, Babtnceinvari· ous stqes of lactation. T.B. and llllip tested. Vaccinated for Lepto, P13, 181, BYD,and Palpated. 10 or JZire calfhood nccinate, Hwo yar old Heillfs, 12 yurtina Hell· ers. 8 Heifers 6 to 10 -ks old. This lllrd his alonalristory or artificial breed in,. A aood younc!lerd of COWl with quite a few comin& Iiiith tlleir 2nd lac!Jtion. , · EQUIPM£NT 2 GEHL Ensilaae Wac011s, Bldllf silo unloader, new motor, new tnives for u· 111 14' sito; few other mi.sc. items. Terms of Sale: Cash or Check with Proper I.D. . ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT · Call Either Number: · T • I R' T p ' t PIeasan t, WV Win IVers OWer, OIR ' 675-6679 River Bend Place, New Haven, .882·3121 wv 9·5 OFFICE HOURS: . MO•DAY THRU FR . I DAY. • n Jack· He~:ltho:e~-~rts- • B~d Spires. Aucti!Jneer Office-614-374-2819 96 5763 LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS , AVAILABLE FOR PE~SOfiS BETWEEN AGE 40 AND 62. Don Hart. Jr.-304-421·5304 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!N~ot~~~~f~or~a~cc~id~ J~nt~s· ; .... _ _ _.Jj.·· ____ l Real E8tate General •. , , PUBLIC AUCTION EUIOrr-OWNER , &..,:cnmn LET DAIRy .DISPERSAL "MISC." Wooden IDol lxJx for pickup, blttery charger, liY wooden ladder, garden bils, 2 hand trucks, garden sprayer, mlk bucket. gas can~ garden hose, MjeB pump with l1rge tanlo, much more. · TEllS: Cash, Cashiers Chec:ks, or PIBQnll checks with silin . . ' po BODIMER-OWNER Public Sale & Auction Big Foot Pa SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1984 10:00 AM. .· .. 3 TV: nice 'chair; lane LOCIIiiMI: 011 AIIOil's C!Ml lold, 22 11tiles fro• Gallipolis, abollt 20 Milts frollllllftton, Ollia 011 St. kt. 14111 Arnta. Ollio- 2\\ 11ilts 011 Aim's CroK Road- Wat1h fill li&ft$. . • . AlllQUES: Slereo!Xican viewer with 100 cards, jicUe frames. semlliy bolil<ca, Victorian reed & seiridle rocker, side ane & bottom tOdler with caM!d blck, walnUt, w.W bedroom suiCe. Yictorian walnut chest oak stand lillble with .-ass ball & claw teet; pie sole, Wurlitzer Victrola with records, trYdle sewing maclline, walnut ~ hit rack. barlt bGtiDm rodting chair, Vtclorian fsn stand, wll II!Epllone, manlel dock. living room suite. miscellaneous chairs &tables, blown welwet couch &chair, oak wash starid, hilhbacl bed, dresser, cedar chest handm;ode quills (pre 19401, lttlll* lop dresser, knee hole deik. oak wash stand, jJOw!lel hom copper IP ~ kettle. GlASSWARE: 6 place settings oC Bamian china, camiwal alass. Flo Blue, milk glass, press glass, cut glass. Amelhyst, Mary Greeory, Nippon, Heisey, iron stnne, amber, cobaH, Ro· sevile, Bristle, Cranberry, Overlay, Bawarian hand painted bQwts, art glass. ruby gloss, depression gl•ss, Weller potte'Y., figurines. enamel ware, wooden utenSils, 5 Bennington spt· toons, stune jars 'with . blue writing, butter molds, butter churns, egg blstet. coflee grinder, bluebird on nest. . · 6 StertiJlg-SiMr Slit & peppec sllakers, silvlf tea serv.ce, - bell. sileell bel, school, ltot!l bell, dinner beR w/ post, '!1!1· erol crocks, l -15 pions and many other collectible items too numerous to mention. ' 1966 Chevrolet Biscayne Cl6,ooo ·actuaimiles), Ferguson 35 tractor, 5' bush hag, Hotnetite chain ·saw, disc: drill, 20' alu· minum extension ladder. lobo ceo seaer, $Jeel fence posts, locust posts, 9 spools barbed wire, weedeater1 new fertiliZer . sprucier, misc. shop, taots.and hind ljlols 01 all kind, 200 pllon ps lank with pump, some fertilillf, SOIIlt!-CIIk lumber, llllll prden tractor. HOUS£1101.0 ITEIIS: Hot Point SIDlle & relri~t~atlll, portable wah9r. milers, bllncltls. numerous other household items. 8U. . H&R 1896 chroR pllled revolti!r. AUC1101Eln 1om: 11li& is - o1 the cl•lltsl saltS ,_ wiD - lthld. ln. lltmll - 83 YllfS old and 1 Jot of till It- - peSMII .... fnl• Mr IIOIIIer. Be u.. ........,.._lltott: MilaN lttMS fiRt. Lltld wil ....... n•s: Call or diiCl witiii.D.IIetriiPD!ISible for bnlbll lllltalelll''. . . . . . . . . . . . Gl Alii TOllY HARBOUR'S HAVE PURCHASED THE HOUSE AND CONTENTS Of JEWELL NIDAY AND ARE OFFERING THE CONTENTS AT AUCTION . LOCATED ON ROUTE 35 WEST OF HOLZER MEDI· CAL CENTER - WHitE HOUSE NEXT TO THE GALLIA·IEIGS STATE HIGHWAY PATROL POST. ANTIQUES OR COLLECtORS ITEMS Old crocks & jugs, salt crock, 10 gat. milk can, ice pick. cast iron wa sh bailer, nail keg, 4 flower stands & 3 smaller ones, crock bowls, iron bed, dresser, stool, wooden table, round oak table (cut down), 2 chest of drawe.s, 3 wooden chai.s, P,ictutes (old I. desk &chair, hutch, marble top lable, vanity ~hair, revolving top T.V. table, library table. large collection· of porcelain & ce· ramie birds, vases & figurines, oak dresser, old oil lamp, Jenny Lind bed, Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table & 4 chairs, lable pad, pie sale, bowls, cast iron skillets, ·wall telephone, leather razor strap, large collection of salt & pepper shakers. glass ~anning jars wilh glass lids, 4 gallon churn, old iron trivette ice cream lable. BUY YOUR OWN . PRIVATE CAMPS-ITE,. ( •aoAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP _ *BATHHOUSE *PRIVATE *ELECTRIC *WATER HOUSEHOLD Clothes hamper, throw rugs, utility table, pictures, wardrobe, broiler, Singer console sewing mach ine, 2 metal book s helves, step end table, Kroehler sleeper sofa &chair, coffee table, 2 end tables, miscellaneous dis~es & glassware, drop·leaf kitchen table & 2chairs, 2 electric coffee pats, toaster, glass curio ~abinet, Whirlpool ' electric dryer, Philco refrigerator with freezer, hotplate, Vesta custom gas range, Admiral uprighl freeze r, 3 piece ma pie suite. upright sweeper. J EY 'DOWN: sso.PER. MONTH: Give your camper · a permanent home 52 weeks each' year. ·, MISCELLANEOUS Lawn mower, flower pots, plants, dog house, tubs, ba s· kets, hand 1tools, garden ,tools, garden hose, ladder, trellis, sprinlller can, metal shoe rack, books, vases, crocheted table scarves, bedspreads, curta ins, pil· lows, lizrsusan, craft books, instant ice cream maker, enamel canning kettle, tea kettle. colander, 4 cold pack canners, ironing board, thermos bottles, large log holder, Stan ley garage door opener (buttons only no transmitter), work bench, ma ny other items too numerous to mention. NO RENTALS ·. DIRECTIONS: •' 5 mi. below Gllli- ·• polis on Ohio Rt. 7 - ·• · cross RaccoOn C!l Bridtlf, ', TUIIl riCitl & follow . . .. ,I South OWNER: DALE HARBOUR Tenns of sal1: cash or check with positive 1.0. Lunch will be sei'YIId MARLIN WEDEIEY£R - AUCTIONEER (614) 245-5152 or (614) 388-8249 Not Responsible lor Accidents or loss of Property OPEN TILL I - & Vicinity . Mlchlgon S•lo 10 Noil. Bolrl · • 1978. 2 bdr. Noohuo, •••· 81t. • Sun. Indoor-outdoor. cond. Coil 441·32.43 or Now Frldov Night Mori<et YARD SALE: Aug . 3rd ofrrL 448-018,1. . 111rt1 3PM till 1 Rt. 35 & 4th. 9:00a.m.-8:00p.m. 10• 180. Call 448-7037. chard Col•m• n reeld•nce ,er( Keno· BII!i hen Rd. • ,.. • 197t Broodmc>ro, 2 bod· Yard Solo room, 12•80. ltovo. rofrlg· 10-1 ot Gtiffin'o 4 family yei d sale: Augu1t1 era)or. central 1lr, g11 heal. K1neuga. Metal ond Augult 7, Brlck lt.; underpinning. atep. TV • -: awet per, Pomeroy. Beolde tho "\\I~ tenoe . Set up In country w / ceH, cen - goregoo, • ·• mobllo homo pori<, 111100. ter . other m isc . Ra ln Call 814·992· 7478, cancels. Large yard sele at II Estate of Helen Herrell of Arabia. Ohio . 11 · Help . Wanted storage building , exc. cond. ' r. dltoount. Lent Dan iels, 11 4· 742·2981 ' THURS. & FRI. AUG. 16 8, 17, 1984 'SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. . '1oti11 fellllw. .......... Cell 197414•70 Now Moon. oel up rontod lot with to~~co. Plono Tuning ' end llop•lr. lr..,ic•rdl Mulia Co .. 441· 0117. Clip tilio ad for 20% ESTATE SALE ••P· ra;.a:~,a-•ao IIIIa It itealoa. servtce• ···· ··Giiiiiiiofiil··· ····· TH~ -•1 ---fAd Profe11lonal s ~~ 1 blue adult cot. 3 block I Homemekera eai-n x·tr• in· ,yollow kittono. Coil 81 4- como, Wo · 2111·8892. ' repnoontllllvu In ttilo - 1 Pony plln o pluo, Gitto. Motel Hondo critoi. Call be toyo. home decor. Nolnvelt· piclcod up to Blllz Hondo. !Mftl. Cor I phono noc. Coli .freo 1·8QO·III3·90n, Allo TO GIVE AWAY: · 4 whi1o -king l*lioo. kittens and 2 ackdt call . Muot gol Call 8Ba·39211 . . Toochor - · bobnlltw In homo Ol Adtlloon, • doya o 1 ahlld 10 - · old. 'SITUATION WANT.ED: -k. ll~re-• roqulrad. ·Coli Have vacancy for elderly 114-387· 7221. . poroon, con 992·6022. Govlflllllont . -.•tti,IBI FREE PUPPIEI: Pon collie - 110,113 yMt, NliW ....... ond pin ohephonl. 2 moiH - · For diNoiOI'Y lllill end .. 3 temol~o . Call Your 808· 117· 10.00 .••• . ... tilt'418'1·3008. 4444. • Puppiol' 3 mlloo oUI lit. 2, N!lrtl) - r Jltricho. 3CJ<i. 171-&qe. . 3CJ4:171-3138. . .Located:.On Rt. 33 north of Muon, w. Va. FURNITURE: Conference & library ta~ Simmons hide· a: bed, sola. end 'tables, ·s shell bookUSe w~h drQP-down ~ 1 r ·1 11 • Kitten 9·10 weoko old, long haired gray female, Coli 814-367· 7826. tiger, C•ll 448·9324, 1 J jl From Gallipolis, lake Rt. 141. Turn left onto Rt. 775. tu'rn riJht onto the Patriot-Cadmut road . .Watch for sips. , '$ATURDAY, AUGUST 11, at 7:00 P·.M. hrtiat LilfiiiJ: NEW Co-cill loofiaalllterial. Used Stereo. SoiiiOtllilll for ~·· . ' __ SALE EVIRY SATURDAY ~T 7:00 P.M., . , lots ol -•1141 IIIH IIIIM. · Hm aometllilll you wlllt to Sill? Brln11t to the Patriot Allction 111m and ..·u 1111 II far JOII. Conslp1110nts ac· eepted fro• l:G0-5:00 P.l. 01 Satwdly. • Now :,llookilll •uetlon lor S.plt~~ber allll October Available lor SjiiCialsales upon· r~q~~est. · la~in Wtdl...,..- - AtlctionMr -311-1249 .' 111 lou ol AUG. U, .' ; Old Englioh Sheepdog puppy. C,oll 81 4-992·8031. 23 1976 Bayview 14 X 70, Rofrlg, atov•. CA. WB. good co-nd . Coli 614•441-1101 Sale & Auction · ~ • •II' L..J1!.!1~!!,!:!! ...___, •; 3 VA . Loodor Mortgogo, Atheno, collect lt4·192· 30111 ' NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY f,IIOIILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WE.ST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 . PHONE 1114-448· 7274. Fixed eonVentlon•l FHA - Public Sale · & Auction '. I While They' l.elt . Pierce will be working Tuos· perms, Call 814·992·JI311 • SAVIUPlO Wonted old plonoo. Poying 120.00 ond t40.00 oach. Firot ftoor only. Writo giVIng Run Rd. announces Tina for appointment. 7 ------::-:--:::-- -·lc- ·. SaleS I AUCTION BARN OICI ltfme ·cup· Wonted: lady to llvo ln. cere. H?-1000 Eot. R-110!1. I : . boord. ·call t ·304-882· for -..., wom•.' : Call 2711 .J , 1141-38ee. ~~--~--------' : 3 · Annoulu:ementt ' -;::;:;::::;;:::~~ quick l'l'tum on lnvettmenc. Firat year pot,...lol profit 1111.000. Coli :104·344· Doztr wOrt.. ground clftrlng 4091 MOfl. 2:00·1:00, Tuo. • •kcevating. •21 per hr. 1:00-3:00 and ook fvr Mr, Poling. Call ~4.11 ,8113~.· · TrH work, pruning. '-"'11 Roull buoln-... no lOlling • toke downo. hodgoJ I Involved. Juot· co11oct tllo bril•!lo• trimmed. , _ uti· profits ·from your pr-.1 rotollloaodono. llepiooe oold · motoo , Coli 441·BO?e. . ' . · k:- otoclt. Voryoooytomolntoln. Wtllr '"folio,' driNid • oor· High profit potontlol. ..tcod . F - ootlmolao. Coil 11,710, M l - 81 4·182·1001orlt4·742· - - c.. Mr. WI- 3171147·1413. 3147. " Caah paid' for.fancy iron or heavy iron •110 ond Home. The Johnaon fl 0 pert with of I b 11oft dollorBelnduotry s!P /Alii r aM11111WMIAD) dloto -lngo for tollphone who Hnt food and flowers. Thonlcs to Rev. James Sot- bow: I up for certain ' Molgo Co. Wanted to =-· 32 Mobile Homee for Sale ' 1- HOME LOAN8 FIXE'D IIATES lolow mort<ot ratoo, ft. :;:.:!.":":..~~~'!'.':",: Olen' Milo heo - o 1 ....,..•. 10 box 2020 In cora of tho Also thanks to the two churches and many friends torfiold ond Ewing F~~:~~~ .~.eace ·museum home . for bomb·collection · nw•·-rr . • AugUM t frc!m Ito 8 pm ond ; T - y Auguac 7 fnlm 1 tO' • tt .... IDE. , : • GOYEIINMENT JOII .' ' 111.111 • · •10.111. ,._. : I wish to thank the · Racine . Co-op metVP.r j ,doily gold. ollvor · · como,{•ngo, j- •1ry, otor11 ng w1re. ofd coins; large cur· rency. T•p pric'!". Ed~ Burkott B ike. Sh 2 d A· or..,. op,- n · vo. Middloportl Oh. 814·9923471. - Sqoad and th• doctor• end nurHI who _took Cllre of m·y mother. Ulllt A, Johnson. cellars· :· :This In Memoriam cle1n uatd -----+-----------:- I Buying mlllloo • . ' •Wanted To Buy · We ·poy caoh ior loto model calf. Kite defector •war ,,.~ kind worda. carda. flow. .. your presence at the funeral home and your ·Pr•v•n. we OOWMBUS. 011Jo (AP) - The ; ; ByFREDBAl'LES Sweeney hils no regrets. The first cow began caJvtng at the Ohio • • A!l""ia"ed Press Wliler planned Invasion of Japan - with State Fair's. new ll'lllternlcy wai'd : aosTQN (AP) -Charles Swee- estimates or a casualties- · Saturday, said show superintendent · t!f1 has a feiVent hope his place In was three months away. The bomb i.arry Neel. thj! record book remains ·forever was seen as a way of saving . The (iuemsey Cow started labor unf:hallenged. He is the last man to · American and olapanese llves. just after 9 a.m, and 50-75 people ~P an atomic bomb on fellow "I've had Japanese people thank had crowded around the stall within human beings. me for what I did," be says. "Tiley minutes, NeeiiiBkl. The audiences : ~I'd like ,to see none of this Used wanted the war to end, rut their grow very larJe Hthe birth takes a agl.iln, .. says Sweeney' a 64-year-old • leaders wanted to continue the long time, he said. lli>~r broker. "l';ve seen what It fighting. The bomb changed all ''Some of the cows, It wUl be over c'ando,'' • that" with really quick; others take ~ the former Army Air Corps pilot Days after the Japanese sur· awhile, " he said, · h~ - seen the awful spec~cle of render Sweeney was back at The maternity ward Is a new brllllantly .colored mushroom Nagasaki, walldng the city's ruined attraction at thefair designed togive ckiuds racing across the sides. He . streets. , v1sltors more of an idea of what goes . ~~.. toured ground zero• and· wit·. "It .was absolutely devastated," ori at a farm. ·· iiesSed the re5ultS of his work, ~ · ·recalls. "Fire trucks were Four pregnant cows have been ;. ~nAug. 6,1945, Sweeneywatche(l crushed Into the of the provided by Conklin Da!ry Cattle wtiiie the first at()mic bomb was firehouses. 'the: big Mltsubishl steel SaEs Inc., Plain Oly. Falroltlclals df!)pped on Hiroshima, killing an workswasjustskeletonsteel. Itwas will not use dnlgs to Induce labor In eStimated 'll9,(ffl people. Thou- juSt a wasteland." the animals, Saiads ·of others subsequently died ~eeney still gives talks on his am DIJey, 8110ther livestock show fr4m radiation .poisoning and other experiences and listens politely to superintendent, said the public effl'cts•. ' advocates of a nuelearfree2e. But he births probably will cause stress on : Three days later, the 25-year-old col\sJpers the threat of nuclear the animals, rut not enough to pose a captain piloted his B-29 Superior- · weapons an Important encourage- serious threal "Wedon'texpectany tress, ''The Great Arilste," over the 1 ment to a continuing, Ifshaky, world trouble," he said. hJlly coastal city of Nagasaki and ~ace. . g&ve the final command to drop tlie "War 1s an awful thing," hi! says, ~d atomic bomb·on Japan. :•rut even If we wj!re to ellrplnate : ~ . 52 seconds, the city had nuclear weapons and If inanklnd ivan!Shed . unde~ a nuclear cloud. kept fighting, we'd go back to VIENNA, Austrlil lAP) - A s&tne 78,00> people are believed to weapons that are just as terrible but Czechoslovakian engineering stu)14v~ died In the blast. ]list take longer." · dent soared over the bonier In a motorized kite early today and asked for• poUttcaJ asylum tn ' Austriil, national 1'\ldiO reported. ;'The defector, a24-year-old technl· cal er/glneerlllg student, tanlled at Schwechat Airport, autslde VIenna, after a flight ot nearly 13,4 hours ; lrom near.Zomr, four miles Inside : 1 C'llechoslovakia, the Austria Press ~ By DIANE M. BALK Nagasaki .Memorial CoUectJon, Agency said. ' Associated Press Writer · much of which Mrs. Reynolds , Wn.M'INGTON, Ohio (API donated in 1975, the Peace House :n1e 39th anniversary of the atomic also contains information on tbe ):xlmblng of Hiroshima on Monday arms race, nonviolence, resolving wlillle marked quietly at tbe Peace conflict, peaceful resistance and R$Wrce Center bere, the Wllrnlngnuclear power. ronCollegefacll1tybellevedtohouse The material; In English and ~ largest collection outside of Japanese, Includes books and Ja,Pan ·on the 1945 Hiroshima and . cllpplngsonpersonala~ntsofthe Nagasaki bombings, · atomic bombing. It also Includes · Helen Redding, dirEctor of the reports on medical elfects ·of 9-year-old center, says most of the ' exposure to radiation. ~teCtlon' s materials related to the ThE' guest book Includes signa. bOmbing already have been signed tures of visitors from around the )llit. world. Sonieareexchangestudents, •. !The center Is one of several some are scholars doing research, MK>osors of the 24th annual HJroand S9ll1e are·the curious Who have . 5iilnia D;!y VIgil on Monday at heard about the CE!Iter through the ~right-Patterson Air Force Base church gr!XIjlll. 11elll' Dayton. VIgil organizer Larry "We don't have a loi ot people' Gara, chairman of the Wllrnlngton from any.,\,here visiting here. Our t:ou~e history departinent, hopes grea~Cootactlsthrougl)themalls )I ~loot 150 people will turn out. and t~hone calls," Mrs. Redding •· <'It's a time to publlcly Indicate said. ' olir colieem, our sense of urgmcy , 'Iben! IS space upstairs lor II\IEIIIS ~llout theannsrace, andrededlcate . wbo want to do research In the oorselves away from mJlltarlsm coUectlon · and want to stay ~ theannsrace," he said. ovemlgllt. year's vtgllls dedicated to :Ralph TempUn of CEdatvllle and .·Hank 0yer of Yellow gprtngs, two •adtvtsts who died thls )'ear. -.~..., l'aP? A n&m' I lltlle : The Peace Resource Center was U.& . . . . • I I ''x, COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - The ,IQUnded by Barbara Reyno1!'5, a lle!IJIII! lila' 111111 3 names Lallllmark aad Ohio -Quaker peace activist who spent I I 1' , 1J,r. 'Be .:.. -,j, Farmers are Wllllrl!ly to SIIMve 'niany years In Japan, when her ' I • • II tile when Ohlo'stwo laJ'II!Itflnncoq~~ PaP? -, 22 .......... (: . . . :lilsband was worldng with the ~ tobman mp I t1oa with I 'I . ·:Atomic Research Casualty potaltlal . . . ~ liiCft Ulan $1 . . . . . . . . a I ; '" •• ~ · llllion, sayS Lalldmlrk's lq) ' "'" II ell ..,. (AP I In addition to the HiroshimaI 3 Ia) ot!ldal. • . · hnebendlolcl hW rac!;lo to buy Willa 0o1a he ever meet wttll Amert• calli? "CII no! '' .tie cries. "We uy · rran ... Vie have beenwel,l lnltructed. 'lbey're even scarief · !!~d..~;:;:- . • Uke many Soviet IUma, thll Ollt ' has clear mmsr: the Ualted States Is piottiJII apllllt not<lily tilt Soviet t]aloll. . but allo . . . . .frlelldly to It - and foreiperllft not to be trusted. ,. • • In one scene, .!l KGB opentl\1 .. llylJli to track~ theahart·waw , · l'l!lll!lver aetttna' t] .s. c:odel ln!ervlewl a aoveJ'111111!1lt ernplo:)W'* wUe w!IO • . him he!' drulllllll ...... ....\= · But Muscovties everywhere are talking about It ''Mygrandmotherwon'tleave the · Uvlngroom tor the whole hour,," said one young M05COW · woman. "I sanetlrnes laugh, I mean some of this spy stuff is a bit naive, butl have to admit I love It too." The secret ot the show's success Fll'8t ' The W. Va. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by1.arrJ Wright 22 Money to Loan .,...,IY law. Cornoll Elklna. For your ·~agasaki pilot ·recalls ~945 A-bomb c~age · • 11 Help Wanted p!anted mine In a NJcarMlUan port.. : than vodka." Ohio-Point • '' James and Grenada. 1984 1914 DAR!l ., ' �Sunday 36 Lou • ·Acreage H - e In Cloorvlew Ell· - . ~ utiiiiiH Including - · n o money down. Coli 814·a&11· 12111oftor 15PM . In Northup on Concrote. Stroot. No rHtrlctlono, •P· potoa. 130ft. fromogo. Coli 4411-34811. Approx. 11'11 ocreo. level lend, with front- on two roodo. uo. lor buHdlng. mlnl·form. al utltleo noarby In old 1110 noor Porter. n .ooo. cau 114-388· 1101. ly OV'!MI'·; 30 acr••· leon • - with mobile homo ond unflnlohed houoa. Make --904-5911-8429. 111 acroo or leu. Eckard Ohio Times-Sentinel 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home lor rent. 8•40. Col1114-949-2424. Mobile tfome for Rent: 12XIO 2 bedroom fully furnlohod . with 1 OX261t. nlauad-ln porch 11715.00 • per month plus utllitiea .and aecurity depo1it. No pett or children . Coli 161419864227. 1 a.xeo mobile home in Syre· cuse, partiaHy furnished. 1200 mo. pluo utilltieo l!o depoolt. Call 614-992 · 71180. •o•" one and two bedrooms. rent otortlng at 11113 for oni bedroom· and 1198 per month for two bedroom. With 1200 dopoah locotod ne•r Foodland end Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Coli 446-2745 or leave ........g • . Furnlahed opt. 919 2nd .. Golllpolio. 1175. Mtn only. Coli 446-4416 oHer 9PM . ' 3 bclr.. 2 botho, flropl-. - hut pump. renge. Located on 2 - on, rt. 1118. Coli 1!4-387-74114 -15. 2 bedroom houH In Pomi- roy. Furn'-"ed ot unfurnlohed. Clllll14-982·2381 doyoor982·21i09ovonlngo. loum addition, loooo . with ·option. 3 bclrmo. 2'11 betho. 2 ocrH, r.ncod yard, wood burnlng flroploco. family room, o.c., opplloncoa. largo wow • goo. 111110. mth. With t100. 'opplled to purchooo price. Co" 114-981-4387. · --.clty s bclrm home for rem. unfurnlohod. on 18 ocreo, tre. goa hoot, '-ted on 11t.33 11 N.Molgo Co. line. '12110. mth. Call 114-2&3· '? Homes for Rent • ' 2II*. mobllo ._,.lor rent, hooito with noturol gio. odWio only. no pou. ooll 814-317·7US. Mollllo home for rent. lx40. Cell 814-949-2424. RMI Eata.. Gene.... F. . ORI~Efii I BUILDING LOTS · ACI£$ I mile fmm Ohio . . F.. tures house, iluge . style bam, excellent land. pasture, ant . Owner ~ys "lAAKE OfFER ON All OR PAar·. Priced to sell as a flf!ll. ATTEITIOI IUILD£1$ Thi's has been sub! acre - 10 be sold indi· water obtainlow, _possible Thos is an 1t •• ,.._ &di 1t Pa.u '------'----"11 · ..,._- ...=: ":"..!:' "* Apartment in Po,:;,eroy. 3 •.,,..._ •roud: u. ta"le tUt tbls rooms l!o both . . Coli 61 4- m.at bl • ucrua ud........,. doub..._ln tblu·.... bid )'OW" roeuret.oo 992-51121 ,' ~to fiiiiD&O WI &rap. ud 10 1 and 2 bedrOoms furniahed apertmento. Coli 992-5434. 992-6914, or 1304)8822668 . 1 bdrm furnished apt. in Middleport, Utilities in· eluded. •190 mo. pi~• deposit. cellll14-!192 -7177. ;rou.,. Wt to 1--------- Furnlohed 1 l!o 2 bedroom COUNTRY MOBILE Homo •portmonta, Middleport. Parle. Route 33. North of Adulto, no poto, secu.r~y Pomeroy. Large lpto. Cell dopoolt. Call 614-982- 814-992-7479. 3874. 1--------- ·ruafln ,...... ~ "'l:.::!f::.,".,•.=~... ... ,... ... . . . , _ • ..,..,.... u..·- a11 .......,., ..... .... O...W.tb.,.tlleaC\Iorta..qu e.u~a~y to " a llt&iP _ .. -away. cuDkl:..-=.~=-=~= .... r- 1 ,aa1. ~ ,..• ............ ,.. -~ - ,...,.... ... erder 1M JOil to maU tM ~tract 111 ldD& ,..baut .. w-..., ulr.. kllll. tilleD &II)' . . . . . . . . ol ...,.. IIMIIt ... .,,. ..,. It . _ _ u - t ctrtalltu.tDitautllech*_..for lUI Ol*llq bid. But •bat II EMt aD •IOoi,..iMA-1<-QOI_...... d•b ca..-. aDd Yd. tbe flnt """''"- • way u to-,.. ~~~.!.."::=:~if"~! I!' .... .,.. I ~,...;·•:·=-=·=:==-=·-~ 1- 61 Household Goods GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wishers. dryera, retrigera· tors, rangllt. Skaggs Applloncoo, Upper River Rd. betide Stone Creot Motel. 614-446-7398. 1------'-----:For aole: new roll-away bod . Roooonoblo . Cell Iii 4-9926623. Mettreet. bo,.; apringa. bed regular size. Phone· 304; 876-6047. . Pickono uoad furniture. 304· 676-6483. or 675-1450. - - --'-- - -- - Broyhill dining room auite and 11 piece femily room ouhe. Coll4<41· 78114. Excellent condition. S• 1 mite out county road No. 8. Centerville In yellow house. - - - - - -- ·lc2 pi,ce living . room auite. Like new . .CoH 614-992 S8113. II unk •-" u.ul W•'th book caH · chett drawere. Early aet American conoole stereo . Doyo 114·246-68111. eve. 614-246-50915 . UMd livingroom suit• a. queen size bedding. Corbin Snyder Furniture. Coli 446- 1171. I; Plastic clatarna atate •P· plaatlc culvert , metal cui· verts, RON EVANS ENTER ' PRISES , Jackson, 'Oh 614· 2811· 6930. 'Reo•~ . blo.-. n [] 1 . c-. c- 1-------- - 1114-441-0322 SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., GoiUpolio. N• uaed wood • cool eto-. 8 piece wood living room oullo with 8 Inch fill ormo 1399, bunk bedo complete whh ~un~lao 1199, 2 piece antron livingroom sulte1 1199, ontron rocllnoro t99, other 'reclinera I 80. me pie dinette 1111 t179. box ap{ings & mattr... twin or full 1100 aot r119Uior·flrm 1120. maple dinotta choiro $36, woah otondo t34, maple rockers 8159. 7 piece chrome dinette 111 1149, 6 piece dinette Ht 819. uHd bedroom auttea. refriger•· tora. rangea. chen. dre11era, wringer w1sher1, TV's, dry· ora. • lhooa. Coll614·4411· 3159. 1.--:--:::=:::--::::-'1 :ur"""""-·•ouoPlotli•••• ,_: ..r I I t I I ]" T..-. ,._, :'b.J~'!~:=~-#:. ai ·JL """"f ~:;::~:::;:~;:;:::-r.;;;==~~~i===1..,_ I· a- of the bttttr firms. 101 acres m-1; lots otSymmes Creel bottoM land. pond, new fences, larae barn. several other build· 1nes. larae tob. base. modetn 3 BR home, ·2 baths, located on Cadmus Crossroads, Call for mortlnfor· maiion. BLACKBURN REALTY - 446·0008. I========= =:!.= .!, m: g~~~r.n;:rn =: : :; :r;.1~. =tyD':,,~~ ~~!:'~ ::.".:'i c-. 1-=======::= H- ' w--• -----304- Rul ElUte General liOR SALE: NEW BRICK 4 BEDROOM oHer. · Call John Ecker - 446-1126 POMEROY,O. 992-2259 11.8% BOND ISSUE lOilEY AVAilABLE! NEW USTING - Middleport - ()) llle river and has 41arge fenced lots. 4 bedroo~ family rOOIT\ 2 batlls and a 2 car garage Nice al $48.000.00. NEW USTING - Sym:use Approx 3 acres of beautiful laying land wrth a 3 bedroom doul*! wide. Has a family room wiltl WIXXiburner. ceiling fans. porches, and ~ secfud€d. $39,00100 NEW USTING - Middleport - 3-4 bedroom hoii'O!, needs some repair ~ is situatlld on nice 1:rt wilh a view of tl)e river. A real bargain at $9,000.00, CIIESTER - A(lllrox. I acre wiltl a 14x70 mOOie home IIIli has 3 bedroo~ cenlrai air, equi(llled km:hen and fll batl1. Also has a large storage building $19,000.00. POilfiOf - deled Newly remoinsile and OUI, lhis IV. THIS STATURE NEW LISTING - Baum's Addilion. 12 rm. one floor brick. 4 bedrooms. elec. heat pump, fireplace. air conditioning and almost 2 acres. Very nice. QUAUn Quality Ill price yOu Clll If· A FAIIIILY CAN EIIJOY THIS COIIfORTABU 4 BEDROOM •3 BATH HOME WITH LG. UVING. DINING .IND FAMILY RM. IF YOU LIKE THE OUTOOORS.TllRE IS A PATIO PLUS DECK ANO 6 BEAU11FUI. ACRES. BEAUTIFUL UKE NEW. BUY FOR 179.900 JUst liSTED! ford . Lovely 3 bed•- I~ SJ1 !100 - JUST OUTSIDE em r: 31BR.LMNG Rl(' KITCllEN AND BATH ON MAIN FLOOII PLUS FlU IIITCIIEN BATH UVII«1 ROOM ~ BaiiiOOirl tl BASEMENT. WE iHINK YOUU UKE THIS HOI£ bath. brick IIIII fl3~ hornt. Fully equtpped kitclleft, extra large living ·room, all . on nicely landscaped lot Priced in low $40's. HG7 3 bedroom brick, cenllal air and heal, 2 fireplaces. 2 patios and olher exlras. Very fine home near hospital. R~CtNE - Remodeled . 3 bedroom one floor home near schools and store. Stove, relrigeralor, carpel· ing, insulated,. alum. siding and level lot home has~ IB!mo~ 2 balhs. and enclosed porch. silly Must see S43.moo. 3 lo believe. IIGocinl Ho111t for •• 949-M OWNERS WANTS TO S£U JIOWI ARFAII V~ IPFR $35.0011 •.:. IIIIUTt 3S- FEW IINUTES IIQoiiiD. HOM£ WITH 4 BRS. 2 BATHS, FAMilY RM. WITH NICE 3 BWIOOM \\1111 lAR(l£ FAMLI ..OOM tl FIREPlACE, 2· CAR GARAGE POOL PRICI:O 8£LOW BASEMENT, OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED. HAS IMIIIIET VALUE! PRICED IHIS HOM£ RIGHT! JUST USTEtt Doaillnir ·-- . I r,u. ' t t'l IIW IWUPOUS- $21,500 - NICE FlOOII'PlAN, 3 BEOftOOMS. LG. liVING · DINit«i AR£A EAT·III KITCHEN. BASEMENT WITH REC. ROOM. FANTASnC BUY! \ IEUJY e::-nl*hen lirf!Be basement ~ rm. .,!,~ wiltl bn:aldast bar. 13'x36' recreaiiOn area wilh~-Lit; d storage. AWlmatie ~ door. ..., ~ . ' -!her ~. $85,000. . ~,,: l•llf FMM - 17.6 ~ wiltl nice 3 bedroom home and · ~i 20'd00' eQuipped Wlll.ocall!d wilhin Huntingtoo Twp., along Rl. I • 'lrtfun. Piir;e S45:!XXI . . .• ,~ in iMO OILY. (WITH BAlli~ -132 ..:res d bollorn. pasture~·~ mme Wooded ..-ea. Huntinglon Twp. Approx. $llO per acre. Buy .. b $40,!XXI. Has minef'al rWG with land. 1'- , ..Q., ~IIG ~;"': .. .. ·~ IN TRW and only '.4 mile below Gailipolis along iJMf 1.,.!' • IESTI£0 fMr "'- 4 bedroom horre will! .a beautiful solid pine PIOeled den l •'iiC • and ~ ~ formal dining and living room wth •• ' • ieplace. 2 car garaee and work area. 2 ballts. Call fll' an I ·~~ t . ....1 .~~ ~~ USTIIG - 3 bedroom home along Chestnut SL lot wilh 511W:2 *t in rear. 2 car garage and nice garden area Price lr.~ $38,500. . · -; :....._ 2 MD A THIRD ACIIES wilhin dty inn Zm81·1·ow e""loretial a~q SL Rt 7. Price rmuced to $25.000. ~r;; t;:• llllW I MEIGS COUNTY - IIO.ZSO - NEEDS · SOME ~1\. BUT IT IS A SUI'ER lllJY1 o OWNER WMI$ 10 11M TO cnY. EAGER TO SEW 2 BEDROOM BltiQ( IW«::I. HICI: OPEN FLOOR PIAN. I IUCKTOP DRIYE. $33,000. MEAl POII£1101' WITH FRONIAGE !W RT. 3l 3 BIIS, 2 stORY. BElTER HURRY. II'S I'RICED'AT $6,IIJO. . EAST Sf. - POIEIIOI' - 125,000 7- 2 stORY. 3BR, SUP£R SIZE lll'lt«i RM. FORMAL OINit«i. MM GAOUNO POOL 5 ACRES. ~ llDIJCED $5.900 - MEW lOIII'IICE 13!,01101 - A REAl BARGAIN !W ANICE OLDER HCM. 3l£11l00MS, 2 BATHS. t.NIGE KITCHEN 1\lTH BRtWAST tOl(. IN liD NEAR GOlf COURSE. wilh a parnoramic view of the Slmlllldin& countfySide. Neall)' finished l!lcepl inlerior. "A weal ljo l jQUisaf (JQiect" 3 bedrooms, £-: li~ OUT 1001 BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOlf COUIISE - We one 2-bedroom ap. br rent Pnce $175 per morth. Impels, USTIIIG: 15 acres of land near Holzer HosptaL Sm11!frekf~ .-···- Tapo; level to ruing. ~utifuf vrew OeveJQilefS welcome. REDECORATID ORICK "FEDERAL" : ;IIEAUIIflill!:Y. ~ids- 3-4 bedrml 2'h birlhs, family 10M\ ., ...' ' ;-' ' . '. ' EID OF . . . . _ Overlookinc 1~ Ohio River sib lflis rooms and appoi11J11fnl. IIJiit le¥el holllt' 3 or 4 bedrooms. f11111ly room, ClfPII. cent. · KC scfloolt Out of siote owner says to sell - "'· - 10541 amalaO-It-..- -for S4.1XK!. I I 1fM.S111EIIT • SCIIDOl WIU B[STAIITING IN JUST A FEW SHOfiT 11ttJ.:,.rM1 • we have a home and perted locabon for a lamtly • • rtiCl IEDUClD - Owner wants Ill sell - · Nice Holly Pari! mobile home with expando. !•&e deck. closl! to TJCIIIOII across from WaslVngiOn School. J.bedrm horre. 2 balfls. WtenS. Nice 1:rt wllict1 is wide and deep e..ouglllor garden swimming pd Needs some Wtlrlt, however, can be roow!d · I .tnday. . I flEW USTl NG - . esv.500. . . . 4 bed100111 home. Upper River Road. plloaliln lor~ or residential. $41.500. • 2 ll£lltiOOIIIIOBILE IIOME klcaled along Hazel Ridge I acres. more II' less. Wl\h,nice garden ar~ and wooi!eCI :~rea. rnce11 lll55 ·let~. htnlwart. reta~ business. Call lor~"'*-· .liOn. 2 WB ~- sb PfiOPEm - 5 rooms and one balh down and rooms and balh upstairs. llrated aklng 2nd AVe. Buy I $17.(nl, Price reduced! 111 3 bedrooms 2 baths. central air. full basemettt. large PI · liO. with in-groJnd pool , niCe levll tot of 2 acres. Price Lake. library •ciiE~HAlf ACRE lOT along Texas Rd. Buy 110053 ' . I'OIIT WITI PRIDE -Lovely brichanch I mile from hospi· I . Pust OffiCI - tAdg, 3 BRWllh loose 1:rts. l l:rt wiltl hoolwll lg me1a1 1w0and car 3garage. Fenced II UMSTII£1T _ Good home in town with 3 bedi'OIIIS. ;praae. rents for SIBO per month. Pussitile owner fin~:& I ·~ $29,000. toDD llllched pnge. Kyaer Creek area. Clll !IIIII b an appointment ... d you 11M llwlys wantad a log home ... donl wail and mm out on IIi$ me. $45.000. - ~ ~r - ._ •• - ·sewen acres. Pine trees, on hill I& carJXIII. illated ..... ~~ ~m~m ·=:=~home ~uc~. liDME ... Beautiful setting.. Slyle, IIOOIIuner. f1!tml yR and fli'Wnd s,wunmong pool. Pricek ., Price s:II,OOO. HtCE Rill MIUI. lltllfltiS II! SPORTSiriEH! NEARI.Y 38/iCRES, IIOOTI.Y WOOOOI. Sl2.1m 'J .., ~ ~· 111£ rtMCY OF on yGIK own 211 acre S(rnd. 4• lbiidowlll. -. i¥ing room wilt1 WB fireplaCe. bma1 dining ~ I usedb l11'4 bednousandwilhin walking drstance~orn most all.~,: lsrnia:s. Dljy Ul.IXKI. .1(1'11.1 I lAIIiE SIIUCTIJRE AID& 4111 AVE. willwl sidrt of Washln~ ~od I SchiQ, wllicll can be llli1ed b sin~ farrnly or 3 apartmenls.lt,~ ' .. \ '-le~..u BEDaODM HOllE wilh 2'11 acres. 1yrs. old. ~. Elec. heal pump, fireplace, cert. -~~ dam. Price $22.001. ~· . along Garfield Ave. Home tan be ..!'" • A 1WP DMDY I.OCATIOII • •~~ . 123.!100- TRY TO REPIAC( THIS 19110 BUODY 1~xl01rl1811.~ HOME AND YUJ'll KNOW IT'S A SI£IL! FURNISHED, 3BEOftOOMS. 2 BAfl!S.!WE HASGAIIDEH TUB, CENIRAL AIR aHl.. PICTURE PEifECT 1Nl£RIOII. PORCH. FENCED PlAY MEA, LG. LOT. HURRV! , 1Aa ACREAGl - N'f'fiOX 100 ~JUST OFF RT. 35 NEAR t«<llER l«l!iPffAL. MT. 2ION ROrlll, UN.IWI£0 f01ENTIAL. H,)(,", :n(; ,~ & '' L.AIIl ~EICIAl IUILDII8 - Rent or buy· Suillbll liS ... ·~~· ,· ' CMIUIIllllliiS IIARGAifl tn E11el<a. 2 bedroom hoii'O! e:;.': • .-r - . 2 bills ~ fols olroom b expansion. f.ocated just ~ Rt 7.; : .I rant! .-T.... Jo Ill l · • ILOIITIFUL _ . D 1.01$ - 5 ocres II' IJIIH1, ~ tD .......celllflt residentiol. . 110115 lUI.TOR ...., E. OtiMd. Jr. ltUUI ASSOCIATtS . • S'fUQJSE - POMEROY - . ;:-· . akQ upper 2nd. Ave. !.ewe! II( IPJd iocation:- t ; $34,500.00. ~ br retirees or famiy. ~~ . l · - 11M-;- Ranch ' llfCit is ·loCittd lbollt ont llllt fro!. do1mtoo•• on on outstllldinc·lat. 2.7 acm of natuttlt its btst, · old trHS, a pond, h1111 bolldersand loYIIJ nwnlcurtd lawn. The houtt loo'tliM 1 pic· turi fro11 Better Hollltsand Ganltnsand lsclu41taallrp family room. for1111 dlnin& 111d lara• llvlnc rooM, uch of wllich hua llr&o pictutt window offorin&a btNthti,IIIC view of the r. · r. All 4 btdroomurellfll, lor wlilch 1ft conn~ettd t 1 bath. Thor~ are lots of cloutr dd two lerp sto111p rooms. l11utlfuiR11t Cll'pit, ctntfll eir ltld . an lnaround poollllld to coMfort 111d fun olsptndln&mora of your limo at ho011. . • withi~ lhe cily d Gallipolis, Ow!lel wil 'sell ....:~:- • $5.101 and $7,500 eaciL GMciOUSJJVIIIGATAiloo£RATt -1600~. FT. BEH.UTIFUL LIVING AREA PLUS AFlU B.tS£MENl Tlii'PERS PLAINS·- M£1GS COUNt( - $20,100 - . .INO 2 CAR GAM. 3 BR, 2 fUll BATHS, FRITASIIC FRAM£ RAI«:H. j fl!lS. ATTACHED G\RAGE, NIC~ LG. FAMILY RM. OPENS ONTO OOUilE ~Cit EQUIPI'(O LOI. I . FAMILY S~E KITOiEN. $58.000. SYRACUSt ~ Two story frame with five bedrooms, woodburner, gas furnac. range, refrigerator, alu . siding and 2 lg. lois. · lAIID lltmS AID& 1011 111110. - 2 wiltl Raccom Cfeek ~onla(le. ·~ ;. 1 b fth de" and septic tan~ Ready b your motile home. I ;; IT TAKES ALOT OF TIME. EFFORT. OETERMIIIATIOII & HARD WORK TO 8E ABLE TO AFFORD HOlES OF !tu=~·or I assum~on . BE AS PROUD AS AN OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST NEW LISTING - 5 acres M/l with 2 houses or will sell separately. 3 bedrooms, 1 1.? balhs, carpeling, gas fur· nace and 2 bedrooms in 2nd with lull basement. 3 car garage. TDS12.0011 on blilding ~along Rt 1~1 . Can be used b store burkf1ng and upstairs .Miin Real Estate General BIIR 444 - LOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBLE ~ 'Brick ~arne ranch situatlld on flat 2.35 acre lot lnclllles 3BR> carpet. lg. ~l-in knchet'l, lR with carpel. family room wilh fireplace,IAiily room, and balh. Kyger Creek School District Call for delai~ on loan 1-(614)·992-3325 • . . . USTIIG - Climb~ 3 bedroom horre .localed ..,_ it""' ;:lf ~ in Vlnloo. ""' by 200' ~ wilh 3 OUibuildtngs. Buy tlis · -. ' • !' - b $20.000. • ,.,. 10.0 I [.:W, BUilDIIIG in Yinlon. Has 2 apl5 wilh jderrtial for .,; -. .~ 3 urils. Price reduced to Sll.OOO. ·~~ Fcir Meip Co•. Ustirws Call.: Chelyl.l.llitlly 742-3171 E. Mainlaalrill . FOR COOL COMFOIITABU. QUIET AIID PIIVAttm - We have a 3 bedroom horre litualed alq ~ Rla:tlon CreeiL ApprOK. 2 acres of cleared land and 600 ~ Ill ..!-~ 0! ~ ~ wth priwle IXl31 imcllldP.11 br the sjXJrls penoo, ·-~ . ~~~ • ~ ..... Solre Waoded area. Price - $55,000. . GORGEOUS RIVERVIEW-1 mHo from town. city water, city ochoolo. Buy lY., . period. Pay $133.47 per ll1lrih. I£DUC£D ·e · 446-1255 Real Estate General 2 1~==::~::=~ bedrm. ID!age along 4th ~jj JUrChaser. $10,000.00dowl\ bal. l WE NEED LISTINGS 601 •:=: .325 - today for appoinlment 216 E. 2nd St. Phone S~ -=====::;=;:;;~::-:-;:-:-:-:-:;-:-:-:-:;:-:-:-:.-:::· Stew lllcQIIO BMR 447 - NEW USTING! ~ 3 BR ~ame located on S.R. 141· Includes LR, krtchen with dining area, fuU . basement This .5 silualed on 51h acres more or less. This one rs vacant - so call =: 'i:J; Call 446..0S52 A1ytim1 Beth. Null 245·9507 • BIIR 446, - NEW USTING - lQ town location,, includes 3 !IRs,. living room, dining room. batl1 & basement lots ol carpel Gas heat Priced at $29,900. CaH today for details. Good Jftija.ed fiay In barn• t1 .110 bele. 304·17~ · 4100 or 304-882-3329.• 1--------- Real Estate General Broter-Auctiontti M~GKEE Wedding gown oi1o 1. vlel• o~oeo 1130. Co11441-3318. ra-. l :f:~~~~~~::~ •uo. 1o tho time to got the old cMin ..,., trimmed up for ••woad Muon. Cell lldere Equipment Co. 304· 8711-1421 for oomploto cloolnoow-. Automlllc oil hooter ond. cond, 1100. 7t Hondll XL drum. - · colored rv • )861 good · t4110, 110 conorioa. 304-882-31190 cart II HP Tocumooy eng, saoo. clnetto oot 4 pod. Coffoo tolilo •as: lomcholro K·leef oxc. cond. -rth choir Uli: End 11Tobecoo atlcka, rough 1160. toun!tbodl hohMI t21: oil tlood cond. 304lulllbor. 304-8711-1128. ondo IIIC. - · Mlllplota 11711-411111. Airtos for Sale . 71 11110. - lalo 90 s - c Fonnoll. 7 tt. wott Dood _,.,, AM·FM lluah mochlno. cosh roglo""?'"'!: turning plowo. 214 $78, s... 2000wottGen.· "'· 1M machine. · · TOP CASH paid for late w~a with rutiber el\ t2110. M. Carlo low fan. milk ahoko model uaed caro. Smith 304-837- 27311 . mila exc . oond fllrm) outdoor olz4 . 304-171· Buick-Pontile. 1911 Eoll· n .ooo. cou B14·371· ·11111. om Avo.. Galllpollo. Coli 2111 . 1 .._!:..;..!.!.,!.!...r:~"'r::"...., li14· 4411·228Z. 82 Wanted to Buy 11otondl-wlth ..poro. II WHAT 'TO 1:'0 Flborglota " ' - door com- 1 Mnpty hive, 8 dog conning 1 L........I-.1....-L-"'""'----' 1978 Cougar, PS, PB. PW, WHfll A P'LU6 philo. Col 441-31711. . joro 1400 ... Melwln I AC. cruloo. AM· FM. OM POl..,.. IT. JerryoRunRd .APfiiiGIOVI. l'ii:viifi= liMd B - Channel iron. mogo. Mutt aell. Coli 4411· 4. 01170·11 roiiJoltlrH,I- 3 mi. out. Aok for If _ _ .. _ _ . , ., - ' " Iron plpo, houoo troller 02119. mlloago. UOO. Con 441· Wroy. uleo. C.illl14-4411·7383. 7201i W! · Appros. 2o0 late m~riol ~ra ,,,3 11-K ox-dod TRB- lllr....GL-.Do...a-...,_...L..__. ., .. _ _ _ -~~---:-·lc­ for porto. t977 Dodg• Ook will ~- rockero, 80 color Computet. 304Uveetock 63 w-n with hoi,_ prOOHd cholrt. pedootal II· 440 wrockor bod. Callll14871·2831. bioi. hutclwo. • mloc. Paul --- - --,....,..H-oinmllrcow 281·1522 . Conlde furniture. Rt. 7, Lincoln Weldor 8A200. 4 ~ ,...._, with 1ot calf, Coli 4411· Ohio . 1 91i8 Plymouth Bel Vldero Y...... 11 DINER JUICY AlriPEIIE FINITE _1_004_._ _--:---:-::---:--: 2 dr. hordlop. 31 8 cu.ln .. For .._ lnln bod • block • 8178. ~ rock wooJ YT· old- goldlng olred low cond .. t460. Col 4411while 11 lV. C o l l i - - - - - - - - ' - - ' • • 11r lull* Chlx. Con bo 91111. . 614-9B2·Z213 . Miac . fll'l9l oa1o llomo. with -· fumituro, 304-171i-n111. p ... r: .,. MOO. Col Lao. 1114-8112· 1177 Uncoln Town Cor. 57 I Mulicll 2 Wh. T11111or. 4X4XI ft.. 58 TUI' 8 2-. Exc. Con. Col 614-992covoratl, ••eallont oond. Goodwll lnduelrloo. 4011 nlti'Uments --r----~-::;-~-:- 73117. . •3~1.011: Ook table, Moln8t.P9int_,unt.II YT· old . ., . ~~~-. 3X1ott.. idMI fot l>1rn.t Of oft ol I U - goodo. Aug Judy Tovlor G m1 Call h - llliliicin, ex. 1978 Dodge A - . 2 cloQr, omorg . . bord, •100.00: 11th to Aug 11tJI. Btortinll •7220 W~ piono lik<t - , diapoalflon . lllred by II cyt., long liot O f - porto. 11 7 l roo "'· Undu-btr refrlgero- Aug 13Jh loll and wl- 1114-~ • · lt•ll•• prcivlnclol ooblo J . J - 111110. Col 4fll- Mutt -to opprecioto. Coli !or.t71i.OO. Call (114)148- foqda. . lrlavlalt floNoolo PrDfoe- dwry tl. 700 firm . Call 32112. 1114-949-2690. 26211 ... ... 4411·44211 ..., . . .. --------:--:. A HI of Rornington Model olooal AIIIIUU .......... 20 1 _ , hOorvy hen loylng. 1979 Ford Muotong Lit- 2 . 0 Bach trumpot IIIII. Maple 1 41 rlfleon• t.,z fl. olumnboal. ICIIorW p1ono • IIOO.'Con t1 .00 - h. Collli14· 982- Collll14-992-11621. 3 31 8 dlnOtto - $711. Hand modo 04· • v II: ...-.IAgllah C IIIII - - b1 lleloN 2 pm - 70111 . quilt& t811-. Drum 111!01 nlaf JIUPIIIM.'Coll 1 4-188- ..,..or ... 1114-IB2-117114. -------::-::"'::-::- For lola: 1tn Monte Corio, lo'ont 2-9. 1110.. . , _ Pit lot ..... Col ,. _ _ ~t .•, +H2·81111. n· ora, Ro11 111 ed Dfol ro- 12.000. Coil 992-111120. 0'111 , . , . _ .._., Ook gloll ahQW cooe. 96 nolo. AKC ~ PI JiPII • t126.00. 304-411inch 21 Inch wldo, 42 65 Building Supplies liovou - · ._. 1783. 1873 Dodge c-~M. 4 inclr . EIIC. cori. 12711. CF.II lhol ' ' " - ...,_ 59 For Sale or Trade door, auto. Good con . CoH 1114-117·3112. · Coll14-448,3844 3 - o l d Gol•ng leddle •1000. Coli 614- 886 · N- for bulinHI, - · 304-411-1B17. 4278. 1 Fir-ood for ..... UO.OO 'Mountoln lltoto Block. Rt. eftor ' 1171 LTO ....... o-c: intoa· pick-up load. 130.00 doll· 33, N- Haven. Complete ...... -..ct ,. p;p'u • .,., _ . , ool or - · 304D-t E_..,. ,.,~_._, verld , 304-1175-28111 or mo!IOfWV. ouppiiH, 4", 8". ~ · off Rt. 7 bypoN 882·31190 ,... •-•8 ._.,... .. &75·1782. 1 2" blo(:k. Delivery HrVice. lbove Hotun on Le:adi. . Phone day 304-BU-2222, Ctoo11 Rd; C3. 1hrw Surpl~o Army com-go. evonlng 182·3239. to TR 3111 . lAialr lor 14 oz. denim._. ueod o~groo•NIItOrMr. ~. clothing, 1872 El I· 1977 :rrlumph chopper 56 Pete for Sale Deohund (71101. Bam lomervllle'o, Eoat·Rovonowood fNow Era). Fri. lot. Bun, 1:00- HILLCR~IT KENNELS nlor 7:00 p.m .. Dllcoum factory otud ....,ice. 304-11711Boonjingoll · union lebolod -ortioing indoor·outdoor f1cilitie•. speciehiH, Pt. Ple•a•nt. AKC D - n pupploo: 1214. 304-11711-3334, Stud Sorvlco. Coli 614·441- AKC ........_ ldw llP.,, 77·9 6. n:J-11121. 71 M. Carlo hleh M.L. fair For Solo· Zenith Conoolo Stereo. uaed vorv little. Coot 1500, wlflull ~r 1200. Cal 614-4411·7383, . seeded Shruba . pruned. retaining lawn walla , sidewalks, patio~. bark au;te, dining tabil mulch • aowduat . Contact • IM!th .. W Bruce Dovloion. Coli 614 · 387 28. tuned - n & target grip. tmllh • 256 1427 · · Weooon 1000·12 fiiUfll , modified barrol oloo whh deer barrel end FraMIIft 8 ft . ·bar with 15 bar •tools, 9':~~~urnlf. Cillll14·311· t200.' 1982 Chevy d l e o e l l - - - - - - - - - · pickup, lo•ded , e•c . cond ... 87,1500, Coli 814-245 · · For ule fill dirt. end top 0011. , Call Coil 614·~611!· 1427 . , 5870 . . Equipment LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. choir, rocker. ·otto· ni1 n, 3 ilble-.(extrl heavy), •8811. Solo. choir tnd love· Booell01 ierieo 4 •P.okora, seat. 1271. Sofllland chai1'8 N akanlchi 8 00 1erlea priced from 12815. to t896. cuaatto d•ck, pra- om·p. Tebleo, UOond upto.,126 . po-r amp. tuner. Burwen Hide·a-beda,l310. 1 ~ up noleereductionunit. 11 ~ 600 to 1110.; aofe b.cla 11415. firm . Serious callert only Roclinero, 1286. to f3711.. 61 4-379· 2444. Lempa from 128. to 11215. pc. dinettM ffom *109 ., to Amateur radio, Heath kit, 435. 7 pc. 1189 oiicl up. HW 101 plua CW filter, Wood tl ... ~- W lth II Jl C••-• U...ilr omp. 98-201. Cell ...rs t285 to· t741i. Deok t1 10 ilftor 5 304·11711-3419. UP.J to 1.221. Hutchet, 15150. · Bunk bod complete with 53 Antiques mettr~s. 1271. end "P to 1 ~-·-----....,..--13911. Baby bodl. 1· Mattrenes or box aprlnp, . 1. rd • . up·right full Or twin, 1158., firm, 188. Antique cupbo and $,78. Queen sctea,, t195. plano. Cell for app_o in.t mant. 4 dr. chelts. *42. 1 dr. 982-2228. · cheoto. t54. Bad framH. UO.ondi25 .. 10guo ' Gun I· oIt or 54 Misc. Merchandise Cl bi Mtl, •3EO 9 • electric renee• *3715. Baby matt-. UISI!o UIS. bed frlmea t20. t21 •• e30,\ Knauff Firewood Reduced "ing fr•me e&o. Good aelec· prlcH thru July -31st. Have tion of bedroom 1uites. your own seasoned wood rock en. met• I c1binets, thia winter. 614-2611-8245 . ' hoodboordo t3B l!o up to 165. Umestone. Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs, UMd Furniture .. Upright Gallia or pick up at Richardt freezer; drver1, end TV's. 3 l!o Son . Call 446-77B5. miles out8ulovllleAd. Opon 9am to 6pm. Mon. thru Fri., Sam to &pm, Sot. · R.eal Estate General ~wt· Miec. • proved. plettlc uptlc tanks, The Sunday W . Va. 54 Misc . Merchandiae 54 Misc . Merchandl . . For oelo. uaod dlahwaohar, 126. Call &14-398•9802. or 6 acres. malcllli ua an ~ :~~~~;.;~i;;;;;; 1-:::;=::;==:=;=;::== 8ofo bod. dork brown 1180. Call 446·4ll87, Augwt 5, 1914 ' 52 CB,TV. Radio "()peftlnc le•d: •s ;:!Z,..,." ... - 111 Houtehofd Goode County Appliance. Inc, Good uMd opplloncoa and TV oeta. Opon 'AM to IIPM . Mon thru Sot. 441-11199. 1127 3rd. Av,. Golllpolla. OH . P- u,..- Furnished opt., 2 rooms • beth, cleon, no pita, adults 45 only Dopooit l!o reference 1 - - - - ' - - - - - required-. Call 614-446- For fent Sl .. ping Rooma 1619. ond Ught houae kooping roomo. Parle Central Hotel. Newly rompdolod 2 bed· Cell 614·446·0766. room. equipped- kitchen. 1Si;;;.;;;-;;;;;;;~1i~;;Ht2211. Dapooit required. Coli 1 : room $12&, utill1114· 992-6319 or 992· tleo Shore beth. malo 2816. · ' · only. Ronge l!o rlfrig. 919 2nil. Ave., Gollipolis. Cell Newly rodlcoretod, 1 bed· 446-44111efter 9 PM. room. portlelly furniohed. t226. Dopoait required. Cell 11114·992-5319 or 992- 46 Space for Rent 2816. • 42· Mobile ,.. But otarto ot S201 • month that ga'me Includes aM utilities. pluo a 1200 security d8poait i1 =-~=~= required. We just laid new carpet in them • they're yow ..- - . - , . . . _ located near· 1 doctor'• ~.:C:,;".:t:=a--;!!;; office &.shopping areas. Call ...., u JOU. .. dKW.. cu _... 614-992-77B7. _-.eall,~W..t _ .,,....,.. -,wrt• ... ''·., ........ New 1 bedroom apta. in ..,. N,... bid '"""''"'••~· Middleport, Furnished or you n.~,.,...._ttlll fin..._. unfurniohod.Coll 114-992.:-=,~ 11304. . llde tm et aiDIDOr owr • ... .,. ... _ ... - . " . . 4 11r ho~oo ro; rent. 304· '1 71·3270. " ' - Mt. Vernon. II roomo, -bedl. ..._nt, gorogo, ov .... lllo aoon, 12211.00 moftth. Rafav clepolil, JQ4-171-281i 1. = bedrm apts. torrent. the rent . 23~3. Z bodroom cotllgo. good locetlon. 111111.00 plua dlpooh. Col fot oppolntment ,only 1:00-1:00. 304-8711· .71134. !:.Wr: dleport . IE .H.O.) hu 1 N-ly remodeled 2 bdr .. - · • have rentolo: 3 equipped ·kitchen, control 1 bdrm upper dupJex apt. in bclr troller I miiH from· air, 1260. 821'11 Second Middleport 8166 plusdephoapllol lUI mo .. no child· Ava .. · Gellipolio. Coli 446- o•it. Call614-992-7177. .., ot pou. 3 bell. pluo full 2168. blltement hOrne. nice locaAPARTMENTS, mobile tion oil Bob McCotmlck, 2 bclr. opt. newly decorated. hdme1. houses. Pt. Pleatant 1300 mo.. no children or teo to $145 per mo. utiltles end Gollipolia. 614-446palo. II bclr. homo ·In town, port. poi d. c .all $76-5104 or U21i mo; 4 bclr. homo very 117&-6386. . 9221 . clooo to town 13211 mo. 3 Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom bclr. homo In Addloon ,.. Nicely furnlohod mobile llnfurnished eportmento . corrtly remodeled 1260 mo. home in city. CA. 1 or 2 304-676-2218 before 6 AVIilolllo Aug. 11th. oecur· odulti ·only, no pots. Call p.m . •ity dopoolt • ..r.renCH 448-0338. ~ requiredon•lrentale.Wial· 1----~----- Apartment unfurniahed . mon RHI Eotote Agency. Furniolied 1111. 2 bdr. 1 ,_, 0 ,.1.., y or d and b a 1 em en t, CoH 441-3843. 2nd .. Gollipolio, $185water •1&0.00 a month. Phone poid. Coli 446-4416 alter 304-675-7141 evoningo. · 4 bclr. apoclouo living room 9PM. · • kltch on II ocreo with pine. Modefn 2 bedroom opt, Rt. 180 VInton. Coli 446· Fumlohed opt. 1 bdr .. •226. Camp Conley area . worth 1372. utillioo paid, odulta, 920 4th looking at. $200 .00 month ' AVo., Gollipolia. Call 446· pluo utilities. 304· 773Houoo 4 rDO!ftO • both furn. 4418 otter 9PM. 6143. . 1125 mo, 175 dop. Located ---'-----~.7311 rur 3 rd. A... Coli Upotoiro furniohed apt.. 4 .Efficiency apt, Point Ploo441-3870 or 448·1 ~40. roomol!o both. 1 or 2 adults, unt. utilities paid. Deposit no. Pl)a. Call 446· 0444 required. 304·896-3450. Good c1- houoo ot Addl· before &PM. eon. 3 bdr .. coni olr. Coli · Furnished apt. 304·675· 11'4-441-0171. · Completely turniohed all 3469. eloctri~. 2 bdr. opt. , 468 ~_, ",-~----11 Room Hotnoln G oilI poll I, Second Ave.. adulto, refer- 2 bedroom apt, 1 mile from 28r. 1 beth, Lll. D.R. K, ox. oncoa. $226 mo. pluo oecur· Silver Bridge Plaza Gellipo· '-lion on quiet otrHI. Ref. lty dip. Coli 446' 2238 or lio, Ohio 61 4-448-8603 or oiod Depooll Required. Coli 4411-2681. 448-41114. ;Richerd olter 8:00Corter pm. 441-1370 •.,.,, YuiDttlble: Eut-Wat Village Manor Apta.. Mid · · Houaing Oppcw1unity) h11 3 • 4 BR hOuooo. 1175 to · t4110. • Coli 304-875· 51 04 .. :lf~·I711·113BII. 3 Room fumlahed upatolra ' -~~~-----,\1 opt. 1819'11 Chothom Avo. 1r Coli 614-448-1232. """~'" ....,. •" G.lrogo Apt .• furniohod. 4 :~~::: roomo ·l!o both, odulto only. ... Coil 814·448-9279 oltor war .... 4 •quu •A•au . - - - - -- 9Klltl ,.., 1 _:p:_m_ •. ... t" 1 bedr. opt. fumiohod. 1100 mo., molt utilities fur · ~ riithed. Retired woman or •H retired couple. Cal' · 448•• KJ 1ts • 1414. '. .KJI good cond. gas heat, Central Lot for aole or rent, 1.8 1--::--::---:A:-p-a-t;-b-il_e_n.,-t- ..,.., well. aeptlc tonk. 4 4 po- ond telephone. 304· for Rant &71-n1&. I--------JACKSON · ESTATES APARTMENTS '(Equal Fu.m llhed houH. 3 bdr., t220. 28 Noill Avo .. Golllpo· llo. Coli 441·4411 otter !I PM, 61 Hou1ehold Good• air. Ref.• otove. 17,700. 304-896· 3688. 12x80 2 -br 1976 Nashua, 2 bedroom trailer, both l!o 'h, 12x80 Aohton-Upland Ad. na& month pluo depooh. Two loll lor aelo. For 304· 676-408B. Information ·304 - 675 - l - - - - - - - - - 111189. Houses for Rent Apartment for Rent Rivenide Aptt. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. 6130. EquaiHouaing OppQrtunitiea . &1•992 · 7721 . ' Chapel Rood, ;104·876· . 1923. 41 44 5, 1914. . W. Va. Point • -.IDls SPIIII VAUn MDIVISIOI . v-tllls. Ice 1i11 IIIII II .-s !tift. l.ollile lOlJ 11W 1112. 8tOif Ill '1111. - · Msl I NEW USTING - 4 room cot1age along Roush Road. Approx. some repair, J,Jwever, you can buy n $11.500. ll(:lt.~ .IUIIDIIIG AID CORNEl es~~~~a~t Buy now and 1$12.500. •• Urt Ill EWIIIGTON - J!l atdher b J1CJOOI Forrnet lhe streel. �--.,-Page 0-6-The -~ -------~-- .. .... ,· Phn1n1t, W. Va. •. Times-Sentinel • 1984 5, 1984 71 Autos for Sale 71 - Autos for Sale 1969 VW fair cond. Calf ', 197 6 . Cheverolet 446-6247. 1973 Mustang Ford Fatt· beck . 35 1 Clevaland angina. Cell after &PM. 614·367· 7488 . 1978 Plymouth VoJarie, 2 dr.. 6 cyl. , auto.. radio. 12, 199. John' s Auto Sale,. Buloville Rd, Gollipolio, Oh. ·open til dark. Call 446· 4782 . 1978 Fotd F-260 truck with top·p er. 1967 Convertible Cornaro . Call 614-246668~ . 1979 Chavatte, 4 spd., air. AM · FM tape, luggage rack, $2.296. Call 446-3547. 1976, Pacer good running cond. 830.0 . Call446-8643 . 1976 Plymouth Grand Fury fair cond., 8400. Call 814268-6704. 1977 Corvette 46,000 mi ., loaded, 811.600. Coll814246-9688. 1966 Mustang 289 4 spd .. s1 ,500. Call 44~ · 9282 . 72 Real Elteta General Trucks for Sale 74 Impala. 1983 Chevy S-1 0 long bed, 4 cyl.. 4 ljld .. AM-FM , new truck topper. factory wirranty. t&.999 . John 'i Auto Salei, Bulaville Rei. Gallipo-lis. Oh . Open til dark. Call . 1976 Pontiac Catalina. low 446-4782. mileage. good cbndition. 81600 , Call 614 -992 - 1976 Chevy truck '.-1 ton, 6663. good cond .. new ~Int. good tireo, $1,600. Coli 614· 1974 VW Bug. goo d con d • 367 7238 runo good. Call 304-675- ,. ' - -·- - · - - - - ' - 3970. 1976 Ford F-150 cuotom 1976 Starfire 'a t. a-c. om- . pickup . 49 , 000 mileo . fm, 80,000 milos. ,1960 _ 81600 . Coil · 614-992· 7 3 16 1981 o·c, om, fm. 1•; ; :g:,~~ oo. s42oo .. 304-675· ' . 1 6 PS, AC, 350 engine. $800. 1Q; speed Huffy bicycle. 28 i n ~ hea , good condition. t4&. Coll614-245-3661 . Ra~bit ·wiseman Real,.Estate Agency . . . . ' ", •, ' Vans Motarcyolea o....n.,.T· -· :.':r,..,·,... e:~oo.oo. ,·'. .. 4 W.O. ... 78 Olds. 4 door, V8, oir, 80 1 -~......,.-----0ids Omeiga V8 air, auto· matic. pb. ps. 304-675· 77JeepWagoneerp ;s.• p.b .• 4 wheel drive. Price reduced 8286. 1--'......,._ _ _ _..;__'--'--' to 81250. firm . Call 814· ' 79 ford Fairmont, 4 cyl, 742 -2261 or 304· 773· 82,600. ' 76 Dodge Monaco &684. $600. 304-876-7890. · 1973. Dodge Tradisinan 1981 VW Rabbit. low mi- 100 Van. 83.000 mllao. olr. leage , good ' cohd •• PS, cruise, AM· FM stereo. 84,000.00. Phone 304· ••c cond. 81,600.00. 304· 882-2921 . 675-3068. . ~ ~ I .j 1114 Hort.., Dwloon ILX IP<H1-. 700 mlleo. Coli 114-211· 1121. . . 1111 H~nda 711Q cullOm, like nlw, poddedtluy ber, 2 . 11?1 K-...w KZ40o mo. z.eoom1 .. 11.7&11. to ....... witt! - d thltlld. Coli 614-H7·03M . 1-:-:::::-:::":':'-:-:~--cu...m -......, rNt liN. aMin. lioocl 1 1171 K modal, col)ilitlon. e48&. Coli lt4Coll441· 912-7110, ber.- Handsof'ltl Victorian home offe~ 38~•. 1\\ baths, laundry room. living room, family roo~m ;::t carport, unattactied garage, 16x32 lenc • POOl. Knchen has rang~ relrig., rm,and do . ~5i Nat gas heat and alum. siding. located at the ~:I edge of·town. Call for an appointment Reduced •z to $49.500. . '~ ~on 200 .ACRES MIL. FRONTS ON RACCOON • CREEK- Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 : ~ acres woods. Comfortable two story home ~"' offe~ 4 B~. bath. kitchen, living room, family room, two fire~laces. barn, 2 large screened ~ porches. lovely quiet setting. ·ji $47,500. PRICE REDUC£0 TO $67 ,500! - Owner transferred to Michigan, must sell tho month. Th• attractive home loo!ted on Oebby.Drive features 1700 sq. ft. of 'living space. 3 BRs, 2 baths, dining room, hv)ng room, kitchen and family room. New custom dra~ ca'l'f!ling, woodburning stove, deck and rentral a1r. BRAND NEW DUPLeX - GreaiiNV~STME~T lor the buye~ located on Graham School Road. Each unrt offers 2BRs. bath, livong room krtchen with ' st011e, relri~ . UW and dospi.. laundry, large carport, central air and storage area. appointment. PRICE, DRASTICAllY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS SELL THIS MONTHf ~ 100-Cenlerpoint Rd.ICherry Ridge). Approx. 75 acres woodland. fronts on 2roads, county water avaolable. $2Sj) per acre. 0 . " FHA-VA SPECIAL - 3 bedrooms: maintenance free home. !Veterans, no down payment FHA buye", approx. $1.250 down). located in Rodney Vilage II. 100 ACRES. M/l. ST. RT. 141- Ranch home • c lealures, 2 bedrooms, bath, knchen, living !!j room, family room. full basement central air. county water and well water, storm windows. !;2 shelter house, barn and pond. Call for an· v• appointment z GUYAN TOWNSHIP- 108 acres more or less locate:l sooth of Mercervile. Approx. 20 A. tillable, balaoce woods, tobacco base. Owner will help finance. · LOVELY BRICK AND STONE CAPE COD HOME - 3 BRs, 2·balhs. kitchen wrth range and eye level oven. dinette, living fQ(lm has beamed ceilings, utility room, double garage, storm windows, woodburning stove, city school d~ricl Additional land can be purchased. Call for an appointment · OHIO RIVER LOTS FoR SALE - located 3 miles below Eureka Dam. Ideal lor camping, building or mobile homes. .1 INVESTMENT PROPERlY - Third Avenue. two story duplex. 5 rooms and bath in each unit $25,000. • PRICE REDUCED! IIIUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE! - '3 BR home in town features eat-in krtdlen, living room, bath, carport, carpeting, nice level lot. REDUCED TO !44.900 - HILLTOP SUBDIYI· SION .... 3 BR home features kitchen, living room. dining room. family room. fireplace, gas heat central air · and carpeting. 9\l'll assuma~e... BEEF CATTI£ COUNTRY - 132 acres. mostly clean hill pasture. good len~. 1~ story home, large barn, tobacco base, fronts on 3 roads near Mudsock, Price reduced to $56,900. z ~z- ft. c..tttl-. 'IOU ntnoo ...... bolt . 171-1211. ·86 -·on-- f-r:=~;;~~== 11 ft. Qlee•mutat boet _, 1177 Rlnkorl>llt, IC) hp outt aad, with Inlier. '104lnlloerd - . 171· :UI4 • 171·4437. outboaril .. 304-1111-1111. ""'*· ,.. "" 1111 _na_...,,zoft. .._..e. t800. 304-112· 3MI. . 2781. Jeme• Boy• Weter Service. Alto poult !Iliad. Coli 114· · 2111 -1141 or. 614-441 · 1175 or 114--446-7111 , iHULAW'I PlUmbing ond Heeling, :,!U Sixth St .. Point AMunt. Vo . 30411711-1420. Uc8naod llld lnou,.d. ·w. 81 Home lmprovamentl, JIMI WATER SERVICE. Coli Jim Lonlor. 304· 6711· 7397. •-:~=;:::==::::==: 1 --~------------1- 83 a Marcum RooflnJ. Excevating Spout· 1"1. N - lntUIIIng rubhr 88 M. H. Repair Mobila Home Owner naod gener1l ""''ic:e. underpinninlll• odd ono, 10 yro. axp. Coli 446-9521. z "'~ ~ zQ "'z "'"'2 5i-4 zQ "' z m m :i0 ~ Ji 1: ., ~ OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL! MAKE US AN OFFER- Greenfield Twp. St. Rt. 233. 2 acres, more or less. 20 ft: hand dug ~I} Z i .· PUt~Ntu"J;tber. l to work OYer 3,000 sq. ft. d ~ - -4 or 5 '!I BRs, 3 baths, 30 ft. l.R, 2 f1mi1Y. rooms, 2 woodlxlrning fireplaces, forae kitclel and dining area. 2 car 111'8&11- loatlt!d 11r1 llebby Drive. low. sPACIOUI4 IEDIIOII - Aformal ~ lelds the ' RUSS AND MAX ' ELUOT.T CO. l.ttlnol Htotill & Air Colollt,.. tiooilll- ALrT-IIitololiatl. fftclriCII Wiri... '11641 llily in tlis ,ltMtly tri-level whiclt teatures cornplet! 1oitthen, lqe livina r110m, 2 baths, family room, rec. 1110111, 2 c:ar ltllclted pr11111. 1.33 acre. Only minutes 11om town. Services Fetty T- Trimming,.._ rerroovol. Coli 304-1711· 1331 . . Call-446-1515 or 44 6 04-4 Uc . . . __ . .__._,... . . c . . . . ' II£W USTIIIG - 33 AC1U Of TIAIIQI.IIliOIIIY -~.~L. ~ already IUC:ed on property, H653 Partiallr -at. Priced msell. .~ue~ ft'lmee. lbne lile. SHII · MIT·AI. WOIIK We make cust011 •ct ~ work. We •1111r Flf- "aces and lleit Pu11p1: GAWA • RlfiiGUATION CO. 614-446 Rantadr'' •· eidiftg• . _ .. ... end Ull .. e - city two-.,.. ·· ~~landal40& lor hrt and Cllllt, ~buy . ' . IV. M:l£5 - Ill Older 5 room iDnle with lllllllarn feoiUres. City school!.,. prcjedad new Rl 35. CIIUS b moi'e illbiliA1iL hDolllttll - . nyou """ Ills II -a, eilllw room then you1 Wlfll ID see tllis. llllildes ,12164 mlble llome ~ $32.® . 39.4 M:liES RIO GIMD(- For only $22,1nl yau will owri lflis IQ. -"d ltrl!ll! in I 'lilY prj . . Rio Gr811de. P1Y111 road ~onlll!. Llnl blldl ~ -- ... 15 ,.._ liP- ' . ' .UCCOOII CIHK - 3 moltilt IIDIM , A'lilY lltrlttive 1r>me " motlile home ile Mit """' ........... and~ to ,Ohio liver. Good lor:llion ' dodo,hoolups. butting Sile. oot olllood area. 3 - · . for andball IIDic . R ~ • ' \ IJJI Aem·OF-YACANT WID -locllld just oil~ on H"""" Trace M Building !iles. Dirt eheop II . ,. IIAIMl Tlllcl111111i - ·as ..,.. - prMtes privacy bllome. ....... Ills .. Some tollta:O bole. ~-or aounty lne IYiiiabie 11 coma.- jiUI)erly.· UGIITlY WOIIOID 1GB iJst oil Rio ~ bel. 2.5 'iaes to SA4 acres. Rio Centre ~ will! prrADve rosllmoo. ~ us show you Ole lots il this ~ ~ WOOded 5ll1inl Priced lrom $7.500 to $1l.lnl. ' Good fronta&e on ~e Drive. , Smal WIIIIIJ. $11000. Perfa:t for I 1r 2 niCe homes. · ·sy, .CIES IUIO IIIAIIDE - II£A1I CIIY UIITS - ·bcellent'site lot buitlilg I 1r """~ ' riew Iones .. pori< ...... mobile ll!meS. Good ltootatte ... tl616 • 110111 JUSr DIM IY liiS GIE - l1side! llli81 - - .Assumttble lOin. Er;l¥ ri 16 lmiS, .... this 1cr1. b-11111-.-...,- ~ llillllttlk bJoksheMs ll1d IiePa O!nhi air. C.. llrx40' ~polio. ,. g ~ ' • 1634 ~;~~~~a:-:r::J etdrJS. Priced II ;; . . . . II . . . . . ,....,.._ 71Ddal . . . . 14 . . ' IN GAUIA COUNTY ••• SA · . .....~. "· HOUSI WORD I' .......... IICIIIII IIIIIIED-- 11r1 !lis fiiiCit 1b1! letlt 3 btidlwttt1, .W. 100ft\ lqe llindiM. Hlltn! - Nice---0tuntr lint Pli>e ~--laltQd ID $19.900. . a.uta.YfUI. U0-2bDaomlllnllu JIIIID- in. £Mt ltldel. ... IOOri\ ..._ I ¥it 1111111 . . . ~ liltll1 ID 111 It SUD Cll ilr IIIII .._ IS7 • - -A IIIII hr $16.9111 Jill a.t Cllll ~ . - . nltlior-. in .. !1111*J llll1111'lllrlilllllillllnll oiiii ..... Wattdtttlllndllld...,aCII= ··=· =·---..-.-f'ric811D.. .-AT - • •1 n • ... - e~t~nw .IMiilldllld . CDnlidlr .. . . . ~ inUIIId. 2 ....... lena Mniun .. .. It ..-c:w... - J - IIW$1. .1AID.._ - Prm! 1ta1iDn ollll 35. .llcbol\ Pile. IS oae 11111rt «less wilh malile lone m fhol 1 ·It; 24'x56'. b ....,....._ Lalsri • I • ' R Tlis me is tmd tl sell fiii,CII blly. 15f7 17SM:IU- 30oaes .~ nftnlrWt~s. f'llaible iwiCiue: New 11aa:1ton CRS. OMB a Wlr TASIUUl best cleioibes 11is 3 bediOOri; fiiiCit lane. ib ..... 111111, . . . morn. \Ai~Y. ltlldel . . . . Nlbnl ... ... l8lhl • . Sljle .. =~='inkflnte.~ymnulelil .· ............ •c.; ldaton 40Pt... ' t 449wtGI ... WI~ •• -.,._. •uuu I " ' . . . . . . . . ... ,.....,_..,_. 51 FOGibll trrZ.. 01 . . . ........ pe ... 56-lOr .E* allflrdp..... . ,_ .,.... 1DikllcNIW 1140. . . . . .l . •wco,.,_ .. !l&e- tJDc.--r 10- .,._ 5 ........ IT.., ...., _ SA S&LaDIIr. 1t0T..... 111 Kind of moll .. ,,._ 112 PlrtOflfQ '· ftl,........ ; {" / 121,...... ..... 1ZlV. . . tw t. , .,.,._ sn"'"'*, ~ 73 0 ..-...,.,,__ ,._ ,. 131fMIIan . . . . ... IGOn- ,.a...-...... $ 1110 I IBMolt.....,. • ,., .... prw.n 1.M!Wc . . . . U7T. . . IUUipiiW1 .are: 't::UOd)ffiWn 111~ sucr, CQ H7BIId& C.rylli. 11l~ 1JfQ:r 104 Salnd - · .•- -·• 101Anldl 107Cioorll 1MT....,....._. . ._ 111 \5_... 1ZZfc _ ..,. • .._aiM&R 1.5. al Rio Grande '" Rlo-Cenierpoint Rood. No moi;l( ' homes. Has nice WOIIIed area County water ava!al>le. Qualr """"in aroa. Priced at $14,1nl. · . , '**'· '*" \ Yw lUI • Otnte•• me._ i q 28'x10' dou1Jie ·lit ~ 3 laltuo, ~ 1111111111, eQUQied t44 M:RES lor new home constructm localoo just I'GSIIIIUTIIS 100 IIU•IOUS TO llfiTICIII- Voller> you • see 1111 ~. liM, layout, and quoltty d i>ls INII!I Y"'1 ,.... Vlry rite reidence il 14 units. GIIS lilt hell, or atnd., llil!i il OIICh. CA il ~• 3! oc. lbxils "' ~rllilhecl Cal for .... i1fo. ' ..... :~-~--·;;.. .. - '• ...,. ••ss ......·· . . _.,_ .tlotlal- 11627 1>1ac1< top sl!eel- 8 acres $18.1nl. Moloe an ollor tor 811 1r part. AlftifiiCIII IIMSTOIS - Th~ one wil pay for itiolf in 1 fury, 7 inatma ra>lli5 (I commerciall pr<llucing • mud\ • ' "' Sl.lnl1 1'1"· Hill1wiiY ironla&e pus octess to IN !Jtio liver. Some sharp invost1J wit lovelh• one. Price hoi 1M\ reduc«< to $50,(0). ' llnlllr441-m1 ~-- r..me a~~ bridl 1 bedrOIIm randt .. GOOD UVIIIG FOR WE - 78\\ acres m/1. l.O\Iely brick and frame ranch clisPIJS 2 balljs, 2 BRs, 16x24 kitchen will wasller, dryer, doulie oven ranee. rellig, OW, displ L.aree living room, artifidal filepllce. Master bedroom ~ 16x IS: Cellar 1-. sited llld 30x50 blm. 44 will! spring llld pond ,, ........... ~. ""' ..... 1 ""' ............ 40 IIJI!S al """""' lilollllonc:ein . . ~-- ... Nice ~lond. . Tttllil:co t.1e l1tlOflld, I.OCIIId 2.5 nilos tram wile on CNmbtn M l'licalll $28.500. IMIIl::' •0aoiOI)> .. _ ~~~q-. lqfOOII\Iqe flfllly 11111t11, 1t1111, Y • 1et 2 car ..,._ 11. .... en . . .__ Jtddi!on TC!IIfiSiip. . 1575 t •~ ·- IJllltal...... to Spa---- 141UIIJIW..Ldlo:l 141- t'l'-* at ...... ,._,. pa.llon 71T...-CIIIIr II . .,..... QS ' .at IliAD - with m«<Ifell ollrorUtlo. EliCIIent ioCilion and tile~ is' riatt II PJ,OOil · ' ' · t usn• CIII•ACIB- Good ioCilion lor- Has c.ooa $13,900. ·- ._ Tlis neat 1M dean lone is ileally silulled u riiDI........, • SIIU&tne,.,.. ·cae 111 m.n. AUtirUn di·~.,.+q nice~.:~< lawn, within tAflq lliltlllt! l1ares. Priced It ·~· JUST A FD1 F£EI OFF U. 5. 3S AT IIIIIEY ~ 16 ... 115 A£ll FAll with 52 'lilY prndoctive ocm II crop land, • ·50 oc. c1 pel PIIUI. some woods. pond, *tarn. IQe icllltal 118. jlllld tqe t.n. ill, m1.- . ! home. M localld .,.., 12 -m Gllipcts on !l AI- ns. One ota.e biller 'farm lillini!L . ,_ . 11 1 ..... FOI'IIIE lldSIIM !i! 69 fmS MILd land wlh ~ . . - . - - llllll ~ c1 18111 fnlnllli with pel lliiq silos. l)iellor:llion ID live, jusl1 few mills 1M d Eointlllf>.'f'rialclll $35,900. .· CALL ·EYING 446-3643 CALL: ._ '"' 11.,. .. HOlE Ullllfl HM 'jiU cltttice clthe lilislqiDuch!san lltis.L-shaped bridl randt 3 bednuns, 2 blllts. ilq nt11tn, loqt! kildlen. bmal ~ -llllehed llfiiJ!. 'All this INs 17acres willl pond, Olt"WIIit. Hlli£AWAY ACfiES - Beaulilut 5 acre tact til llat land i Greal '"" cimeto 141 Land~ cbl!d--ready r.r tuldiot. 111.900. • aaoO !MESI.tl - $13.000 - ·7 rm. home features 4 BAs, living room. krtchen, bath. Situated on a level tot in Bidwell. only - I sewer,i . t*ntY of wikllii~ streams, Sllrinll. • wee cooer lrld iuti!Rin --ar-2ll-.f1-·-"-..,_ ...... ·.......... ...,.,..._ .__ ........ ... ......... 42__ ...... ·-· ·--·-·-:c::.... ·---·-· .......... - ·- --··= -- ...-__ _ ·--.. ·111-5&-.... ........ .. _ ··-- ............. -·-........ . 130-·-·-.. 72- ··..... ,._ ·-. .. ··--· .. _ -·-......... ..·_ .......-.._ --.. ........ I·-... _ ." .... _ .·-·.... -·111........ ... _. -...- ....... ·_ •. ... __ ... llfiT-·-"' - .......- ........ ·-.. ··-- 1541 QMSI.... lANDS & BUILDING ~ . · IUILDIIIG ·LOIS - lllcated in school diitiitt Jm1 2 lots 1!19 with fiJ konlqie. 'ct, &UC. ill, 4.01la MIL al rood=: · "'"Wiler ine. . - tnin !Dim. · m/1, po!lurt. '"'Iiams botllfor $5,1nl. : ' 171-2MI r. '*' n!SiridiuttS. S1D.500. ......... ur ~ hot -SUNDAY PUZZLER ' . 1 .ICIB- aare ID liD Gmle. 8uld msuil VOUI1!I. fllnl*r . . . lbd frnntae! St Rl 325. .. llf!prDWIIi family. Cal for ~ 70 M:RES .,. -LE HOtl( - ;pi II tl 20 ACIES AID TOIACCO ~ -Owner wl "- . lilarll! tlil 20 acres willl ddl!r tuft at toil i11!m1. HIS Will Mier, appnt~. 1019 lt. mt.:co ._,!nit lr1I!S. fl1nce. ' DAIRY FAIIIIIIilh lllOd moderndlirvbuiidlno!landlonuio. ac. lxlllom land. 15 oc. pas~ure. 25 oc. woods. poOO, slrearn, ~ pel lllllllarn home. privlll! localiln ""' lilly 9.5 - •H~mr Hos!*lt """"' .. $57,500. •l ' 2 bfcal. ..-_.,..__ -. 1•1 (l•c.. 40'•71 fiee 111 bam. Al!o includes 3 yr. <*I Hill Ill· fl JiOd 111me. Has 6 rooms. 2 baths. Cow land ar ... 40 .,. is io Vf'1J ''""' stile al p r - - II toys ... and ... tann ' buiiOOgs. Has toboa:o bose. Has pd muriNe _,.,., HAS IT AU - 8 . . 304-8711--2440 . to $155,000. ' C.. 7 OOflll . . . . . . . cor- at leaSMible - filtp' CM, flu a.._ fral4*'1· uaa••• ...... tiM. . . . . . . . . . ,.,..• . BlUE JEAN COUNIRY- Gel awoy lramtlle noileaiOiecily wlleo yw buy llis , __bOO< ranch on Gearat's Cleek Exo:eilerrt " ' - iroide IIIII <d fllllml W ' - - t 38Rs, stepsall!r lilchen, dinin~':li and I tqe garden area w!tl fruit tree. · CIIII*Y vieW. ~RIGHT STAll - New8' 3 BR brick and ~... ranch on . Rodney "'· ExceiiMIIy cared for home will IIi~ beauW lilchen.with lois alcabirllls and nice iMnlrOorn hti new carpel Nice Dl il pd ~ sOOpPn~ Possible loan -mption. $52.(0): rood ""'-- 'f'n1 R.-ra P ...r.aaa.: 2....., 19.5 M:RES Ill. with rrter l,lnl fl Clunly water seM<:e. Ail within 2 miles al Rio Grandt. His 81-3 lb. lobacro bose "'flii'IM. Apprax. 7 IC. ~ and pillurt. Balance in goo;! wowing '"""'· rnollly pine. Nice lluilllinC sites for new IJlmes. douliewide " ~- Aslin& price $24,(0) which includes IOlt50 motlile ' ... . - . •u•A any-. . =.,: I lllidllrk*--. · • lAO I J' Mftt wiut..... 104-175--1110. ENDMGlii:D SPECIES - Ther(s nat .., ...., ain!· """"ol this...,_.., tile ....... lllcated on lillie K ill' lUI, this aoloniai llile 2sby iildudeS 4wee ~ 3 hJ flllipped eot-illildwl, ti'cRIIII\ iving roM\ family room, hJ blselnonl, llllalny, and 3car .mlty- tbJse hasnewruafind is in e11C11i11nt arotion on l25 oc. Prica! 11> set,lt $61,900. 4 I ·YDU' U liME ASPIASII WITII THIS 011£1TH~ home has one cj the ·nicest pools 'io the Business. r: 111:'1 USTIIIQ - 1* IIOiafWIOE HOlE willl 3 bedrooms, 2 bitlis, lilth!n wiiiiiiiiiJ! 1M r!ll111!11b. • li>q morn, dinine na. 2acres ri lind willl pnl. fruit =· ~den area llodlprage. ~ atlii..Tabor' I lllW um110 ... VACMT 5 room bu6ng and tot lcicllltd _. lyalCil lJioe. Open YQUr 'OWII coontry . skre and stoc11 piaic m fislini lllli!ds.lluikline useJ as store.and apanme.t at one tme. Priced ¥lilY ,. . for you:. IIIMQI El'l SERVICE, U · palca Cldc:wpantar.~ AmfiTIOII INVE!IoiS - tlo biller loclllon IVIIIIIJie in 1o1m Exceti&11 podesliioi aftict will 3 aportmalll Vfl'l nice room olfite oom;tlet tile 1:'~ lit rivt!r. Two 2 bedroom """tw61111 ..., I Teat 1!111 Cllllld reach $10.1nl per jill'. ' ; Upholstery . ~-;>erfa:t !W II> raise -en. \\'"""'to -~; 5i "' / = '!I ::t ::1 ~ General Hauling ....._, oleopoll, tri--heullloet. po-1111 trim. 1171 . . ..... , . 114-112·1310. '4100. . coli 1'11-ASSUUIIU LMI - $5Zinl buys this ..-.ling ' 11>me. llttactive 2 !lolies v.ith 3 bedroom. II! baths. nice iamily room w11 woodbutrMf, formal dfnll& I c,r·,..,..e; e~celent neiatibQrhood. City wller. seWer ahd sdioi>ls. !Z: z z ::t 11 JIM'II'I.UMBING a HEAT· lull, · 'CIIIE OF TH£ FIMEST HOlES WE'HAW: UMD- i...a...t in an ·e~ce~ent nei;a<hood. Close to MrYII\illl an(! in ttl 3 bedroom brici< ranch, .l\1 boths.aat<n ~chen'wiih ' beaoMui'l>lic catnls,iiving room will bOO< lrti!llla! and 2 "! 1111""· EA1r1 kt Buyer's ~ Plan. $67,500: ' ~ FINISH THIS OI!E YOURSELF -This beauty ~ is situate:l on ascenic eleven acre setling _ near •• North Gallia High ·School. Six room ranch offe~ · ,3 BRs. 2baths, 12x18 oombo FR-dining 15x22 "' l R, carpeting. electric furnace. fireplace. lull S;!) basement with WB stove. 2 car garage. i5l z area and Motor1 for 8•1• 1177 c - sunilay. u.1. VUI' COIIRIIIIAILE .:_4 boi..m II>!IIUitheed;l.'<~fi<i Grii!Cio- His larie lR with firepiaco, 2"' 110'1180·'oopieo)ielt to College, Buyer! Pluietti>n Plan. $45,000 ~ tr- ~ i I loate end . SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. PRIVATE LOCATIOII - Attractive 3 bedroOm bi-levei located 8 l1lies lrom lllwn. lndude< 18126 llmly room w/W8 and bor, 2 boths, 2 car lllra&e. 12x12 deck, 12x16 patio, plus I •• acre ii!JI, $49,900. :r z i 715 · 3311. SEWING Mochlno r~ro, oervlco. Au-lzod linger Solot a S~n~k:o Sharpen ·Scluon. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614 -882-2284. , TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP • 1163 Sec. Avo .. OoHipollo .. , e14-446· 7833 or 814-4411833. . '' in 40'• !; 0 ~ lor ottp- CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth ond Pi~o Gellipollo. Ohio PhoM 114-441-3888 or -114--441-4477 • GREEN SCIIOOl DtSTIIC! - Roomy and illlractive 2 bedroom Ill me oo stale ~woy. Th~ lllme·has a large stone lirepia ~ 'tamly room. di~ng room. -kicllen v.ith ~ ol - . , ful baserr6lt new roof, 2 car delacbed Poee. ~ ~ coold have n>111er bedroom. Ali- on a 'lf!IY rice !reo shaded I •;, ac. settil~ Owners consider financin£ Prr:ed ~ : ' . PRICE REDUCED TO $59,500!- 3 BR ranch CHESHIRE AREA - ROUSH LANE - Very oo 11 acres, m/1, pond. full basement family - attractive 3 BR ranch offers equipped krtchen, ~ room wnh woodburner, living room, equipped l -shaped living ioom and dining room wrth :. ·kitchen, dining room. I 'h baths, attached 2 car fireplace. 1\\ baths. full basement w/ WB stove. ~ garage. · 14x21 garage, carpeting. Call lor an ~ Coolville .. Oh 814· t- Electrlcel 11o Refrigaretlon _.tllzlng in built up roof. . ~.!Dl. REALTY i ·z -4 8 ft. truck BURDETTE C:el 114-:J'II-1117. GOOD 110111: - 3 BR. taree .bal~ utility, larllli livina room. 16'x24' prllf One ol.lfle belt 11\iln and cond!ion'ld lllmes . we hive liQI. Nl:e lown, iJI(ien area 1r taller spac:e. Loealed jusloff Rt 7 oo Georee's Creel< Road. On~ oski!li -· ~ ' A SIYLE OF ITS OWH....describes wMe ~rick home wnh 3100 sq. f( 3 or bedrooms. 3 bath~ 20x4{) ft. FM,.dining room, knchen wnh OW, disposal, microwal/e and .trash compactor, intercom. central : air, 2 car garage, utility ~dg., di'Ck and a 20x70 jllOI. Beautifully landscaped. .2 f ~ IALEI a IUIVIC:E. d'elly I to 1:30. let. 84 Plumbing llo Heeling __ 30_ ............. ""'*'· ,.,. 446-0008 ,: ~ hot-. 11711 HCIIIdo Civic for porto. uldng •zoo. or o -304-173-1131. . -bod. t71.00. 304-171· 11114. . ' lllW USTI!IG- St. Rt. 588. 4 miles west a1 city. 3BR, m boths, living and IIITlly room v.ith fir!!lla<a Wei kept rice !alee '""· Green Scllod. listed at $41,500. QUALIIY BUILT HOllE - This ont was buil II> last Ced.lhake siding, 4 bedroomS, florida room. I'h bolfls. lui baserr6lt not ps ('lf!IY klw QISII, rice HW lblrs and nearly 2· acres - ~ ttfl Scilod. S47.1Dl. •\ ··; i ;::r· • ~~E_IIIEI~AI TIIIII-311R home- qn 2acres wi\fi up · IYiiilble. Thehomehos3krlgsiled bedrooms, iamiy roorn.lqe a place b a woodburner, plus an aider motlile home 1111( Ole rent Cllllld help make your hou!e IIOY1MIIs. With 2 acres at $37.500, wih II acres ~s :,~,'='~i~·)~ ·j ~ · 82 lloCemPIIfll 87 i BLACKBURN ! I J04-112- liiOH IIley lupor Glide: 80 cu. ln., Sh_,.,.m CCIIId.,lot bob tenko, Iota of ·chr...,., like new. 4J)OO mHos. o11 original porto 10 Wl1h bike co1r 114-441: 78 Motor• Homae l;;=:::;=::;=::;=;:== ~~~~~~~~~= Trucl<s for i?4 ~EW USTING NEEDEILNEW USTINGS NEEDED... .I•~EW USTINGS ~ :2 Va. 71 . Auto Parts 11o Acceuorln AUTIIINIIC LOG CABIN - 11>is is a reM <*I Umerestored kl& home on an ocre oielr Rio 'Gronde. include$ a larlll! stQne ~ etedric: breed air heii. 16d7ioll bcelent b I or 2 BRs, 1g nJOII. ~itcllei> and l!llrt. l'nald ID 1111 a $16,!100. Real Estate General Q :"' ·Z ::;: -.----d ·, .SALES IN GALLIA CO. Boet11nd Motor1 for Sale 1113 tea.... 110. Pl<fect corjjt. Kille pe11j000. • 304-18 • 33<JI. -1-:c1'71::-:--:-"::-on_,. 111,_x_L_ 100 2113. IN REAL ESTATE 1976 Lincoln Continental I ~T=-ruc-:k-T::-o-p-p::-itr~s-.-M-o-.,-,-,,-.•. axe. cond. Call 446 -S32 4 - different colort. John ' s 1972 Mustang V. 8. 302 Auto Sales. Bulaville ·Rd. auto., ra'dio, very good con d . Gallipolio. Oh. Open til dark : I ' R'IA~ . Cali 446-4782. - - -- - - - - Cali 446· 1326. ti 74 Motorcydee • . cool. • ==·:;:;::=:::;::;:;::;:= 73 ' ' ~ Phc~m~t, W. • 133~ )IIIJg nr::.o-- 70~ ..··-*·'-"".. .. .,._ so.,,..,... ._ ....... _.. tw.m OE:a- •"*'..,,.. ,_ ,. ••• 07"'. ,.._ 11UI 110. • 17 ...... 011'1 13 £nell flu..., . ....... 11t ,.,. a ·•-• ,.,..,....,.,.,_ , ,__..... ,• 143t.lil:allbt. t4&Cw, ... "'* .. I, 150 Hokl on pRII;ilrty 1!5 1 lrlilll;oi1ly 153 "'*"- c.- ,......... . ,..,~.,_.. 187 PltMt OC8orL �... ' ~· ' . •P Ul D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel .. Pome10y Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Poi"t Plea~ant, W. Yo. 'Rio Grande.•. ., August 5, 1984 ·Gallipolis man hou~d over to grand jury Figurin~s · :. See. .our complete line of Precious · Momemo Figurines Meets Monday BEDFORD - The ·Bedford Township Trustees wW hold thetimonthly !lll'l!ting at 7 p.ll). Monday· at the Bedford T~ Hall. , . At a special meeting of the trustees, Edith A. Leach was appointed Bedford Township Cler'k following the resignation of former clerk, Jane Frymyer. , LETAR'l' FA.LIS - The Letart Towl!shlp ~ wjU have a .' meeting at 7 p.m: ~onday 11)' the townshiP. hall. . PROVIDE SERVICE - John "'ldenon · and · · other troop memben~ of Boy Scout Troop 2111 of Pomeroy are taldng down old posters and poDIleal signs ln ·lhe Pomeroy area. Anderson and Hank Cleland (not pictured) organized the clean-up as a Soviets buy additi~nal wheat ''LOVE IS SHARING" (SCHOOL DAYS) P88e ·5 - ''Join ·o11r collection club." indi"""' · Tawney Jewel•rs ·~;.t lUtinfla. • .ltu UJrflt'l guide." • 424 Second, Gallipolis service projeet Ill~ the Star Scout awuit. 'lbe lroop wiB be working IJirougbout the week. SooutmMten for the troop are Tom Reed, Paul Reed and Demps Harris. · IN.._Il!NOI&-T caRl ' -~--••••• an J J 1 7 liS' ._ r ·- - - - - - - - - - - - -.....- - - - - - - 1 ......... 1 Rl; Ito_,, · . ... 72 .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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Showbeat • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 5, 1984 johnson smith