http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9e1b9be2359c6d3b152b0a387137ca03.pdf c269d945e4dd07742c16b05edf59a625 PDF Text Text The Columbus Zoo comes toGDC -P~&l Higliways, nice guys & finishing last-D-~ The NO.. is embarking on the ,'84 ~n with big .c~Page C.l · . . Ohio weather: sunny days, clear nights -Page A-4- .Inside: Aloogt.heRlver ............... 8-1-8 But e1111 , ... . ......... ......... . .. . A-3 Deadli ............ ;.;.............. A·'7 The GOP is searehing hard for a \roodoo' tag for Editorials ......................... A-2 Mon~Page Sports...................... ....... C.l-t ~ A-2 . • F..-.n•................. ............ oC-8 • euthtt ntttli . . Sectlol•. 13 100 P..- 150 cA Multimedilllnc. N . , . . . , • , -~ PwnefVV Gallifo!is Paint Pleasant , Sunday, Avgust 26, 1984 Projects reCiaith. abandoned cOal mining sites ·B)' NANCY YOACHAM 'l1mel r' Staff ; s " . POMEROY - . There are 2lD,IDl acres of abandoned surface mlni!s and 600,(0) acris of abandoned deep mines In the state of Ohio. · MeJ&i Caunty alone has 6,1m acres of abanooned •coal lites made up ot lioth strip and deep n\lnes. • At the pnllll!llt time two extensive strip mine reclamation projects are underway -~. , , In 19'12, the Mine Land Reclamation Section of the DMaiQn olfb!clamatlon was establlshed to deal With ·the problem of ai:Janikxled mines. The Division of ·Reclamation Is part of the Ohio Department of .Natural Reuin:es. The federal aovefnment began taking an active Interest In rec;lamatlon In 19'17 by providing grant rnonlel ., help fund key state projects. Federali'I'IOIII!Y 1s cbanneled tllroogb the omce or Surface Mining, which talla under the jurlsdlctlon of the Dl!partmellt of the Interior. · Both federal IIIII state reclamation grant rronles come from coal taxes. 1be federal coal tax ls ll centl per tonasC<Illpared to the state coal tax which Is five centl per ton. Nurnenlill NX'Identa tluwgbout the state and nation promptecl the de'Velopnent of the ~t recl.llmation aaenc~es. The reclamation projectl underway In Meigs Caunty are located bl Scipio Township, covering 66 acres, IIIII In Bedford Township, for ~ acres. The reclamation dlvlslon ,has also completed the final deslp for a deep mine reclamation project~ Willow Creek Road In the Laurel CliU area. The !roil level of the water In thls mine and the ensuing winter , ~ n111re1 Willow Creek a high priority, 11-11111*•11111 • 1 I The division will soon begin taking bids from private contraciors for the Willow Creek project. According to Mitch Farley of the reclamation division, sootheastem Ohio has abandoned mines from Youngstown to Scioto County, all of which are somewhat different. Farley has maps which show these abandoned mine areas, .Including numerous sites In Meigs Coonty, many which have open vertical shafts. An open shalt waa recently discovered on Calloway Hillin the Minersville area by couple whosE! dog fell Into the open hole. . AlthOugh this open shalt creates a potentially dangeroos situation, reclamation for this area will probably not be financed for at least five years. Farley saki sudi a time delay Is not unusual. This Is because the reclamation division must give a study ·says. fuel . · :supplies ·adequate :~Coal first prk>r!ty to open mines which have potentially dangerous water discharges. · There are four such open shafts In the P<llleroy vicinity. Two are alrilt a mile out of town on Ohio 7 towards Tuppers PlainS. The other two are on Wolfe · Drive In the Nayjor's Run area. .. Farley said a6anoohed mines are often bu\d by landowners and also tnm the National Abanooned Mine Land lnventocy Catalogue, complled several 1 • years ago. 41st year, In an etrort to update existing lilventor!es', Ohio participated In the Land ~ Study. 1bls study was financed thr!Jugb the federal OfflceofSurfaceMinlngandwasa~ttveetrci't amoog the Division of Rec;Iariiatlon, · ,the SoO Conse!vatlon Service which Is a part of ·the Department of Agriculture, and the Forest service~ (Continued on page A-8) Gallia will .receive 100%- of Gavin's tax value in '85 . TAXING POWER - state bave Nlllnned that Galla County caD tax up to lilt percent of the prupa ty v..... Uon of the James M. Gavla pc)wer plant at ChefJhlre. qlllc!W ·. pride In themselves and will take care of the property, Cleland coounented. 'I'eaford offers leases to his renters but does not demand them. The a~ home owner stays In a home for five years, according to government statistics, Teaford coounented, and ~ that he thinks renters stay abwt five years also. When buying rental unlis, both Teaford and Cleland agree that Jocatlol,lls the most Important thing they look for. If a unit Is run dowrl, It can be fixed, Teaford coounented. A nelghborOOod cannot be . fixed, he added. If people cannot sell their house, Cleland does ·not recommend rerltlng it. . "Renters traditionally tear It up and do not take . 111,111•..•........•.•.......... 117- .,. ................................. ····*7 ..... ' ll,............................. li,B 11,111 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'7,. . ~ .............. ~ •••••••••••••• , ••• 11,111 Jlk+olpn 18,811. I I I I I I I I I t I I t t I I I I t I I I I;, t tell,m ! I AVBU,GE PAY -Here )Ire ................... ..... ., ................. tile • • • • • eh.aeuf,"" . IDr ...... WI %1, .... . . . . . . . . . . iiiiDCC ..... ____ X ClllllPlexes have a federal Income level tha* must not be exceeded. .4· I Cleland said he hopes the new 4&.unii.senior cltlzeri housing complex under construction on Mulben)' Heights will help allevllite the housing problem In Meigs County. • Expense of' child .support law . may be ·burdensome, officials .say Avenae annual employee pay Wel&\'qlllla care of the hwse the way (the owner) does," he said. If a renter Is damaging property, the law requires three days to evict him. If the renter Is not damaging the pfoperty, It coold take as loug as~ days. Besides real sate' 'aaents who handle rentals', Meigs Cou'nty has 1M! apartment complexes: the VIllage Manor IIIII RivErSide In Middleport; tile VIllage Green and Paneroy Cliff In Pomeroy., and Stone Woods lor seniors citizens In Middleport. Managers ,contacted reportj!d they have waltJng llsts of 15 to :wJ people. Most of the apartment ... . . . . . . s'3' It "Gf a - . . , .. . . Ill lie Yll'hiUI total pey of MIIMn CIIJIIl!l'l!d by the ~lllaU'IDCIPICitlram· •'1111 li+oraaau Iii averiile ailaNeJpeyvlltedwldelytnmltate to ltate.· • . ·, MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) -A newfederallawtooghenlnaenforcernentofchlldsupportorderswillbea boon for slnglf parents, ltate and local govenunent omclali say. ButDnearewon'ledthatthecost of admlnlsterlng the broad provl· slonsofthelaw,slgnedbyPreslden~ Reagan this month, will prove burdenserneforcountlesWlthsmall populations. The law mandates the withholding of wages troll'l parents whose chlld sUpport payments are ~days late. · The law enforcement by penni use Social ty lnfortnation In tracking de~t parents; rtlni chUdsupport provideS for delitiiD COIIIIuner credit agencies; and allows liens to be Jrnposed on. propel'ly <M'ned by dellnquent parents. , ,, It .a'lao pennits conflacadon of dellnqlat paren~· state tax re- funds. Enfol'cement otndals al· ~ . ready may withhold federal tax refunds . otrlclals estimate that, nationwide, half of the parents ordered to provkle chlld supPort mak~ tun payments, and about 25 percent makenopaymentatall. "We've had situations where a parent wW make a car payment rather than chlld suwort pay· rnents," Rick Roberts, head of the child support and enforcement unit of the Butler County Department of Human Services, said. "It's a vecy .big problem." · Roberts witnesse<J the signing of the new law duriDg a national , symposium on child support In · Washington. He pfl!.lsed the measure as a ''vecy positive step~ · In enforcing delinquent support orders. '.'It Is Important chlldren not be deprived of the stan$rd of Hvlng they wookl h&ve had If the family had stayed manied,'' he said. "This says a lot to ab&ent parents." • I Although Ohio's public welfarE! laws already Include many of the provlski~ In the blll. said Rosearui Benson, director of public supporf for the Ohio Deparment of Hum81\ Services, the new legislation extends the services to families not receiving tNbllc assistance. "A lot of families who don't get AFOC (Ale;! for Dependent Child• ren) are still struggling along below the poverty llne," Ms. Benson said. "Thlswillhelpreducethenumberof pe<ipleonAFOC by getting them the chll~pport payments they're su . to be receiving and help som. of them keep from getting on AFQC In the first place." Bdcause most Ohio counties alre~ have child support enforcement arms In their human services departrnenls, the administrative cost of taking ,on additional cases should be ~,' she $8ld, . But for smaller counties lacking enforcement unlls; the additional casetoad may create difficulties. I. �August 26, 1984 Comment I .. and perspectiVe . • , The Sun f Tim• Sa1t1h.... Paga A-2. Innovat~o~ Center helps . sml,lll business survive Area personnel file A~26, ' 19i4 ATIIENS - Richard Chubb · · ''She answers the telephone for handicapped people. . · systems, audiology clinics, hospl· laughs at the dreams with which he me and has turned out to tie a great "You can't ask a baby If It's heard tab and private practive. TI)e started busbtess In the late 1970s: "I salesman for my products," Chub!! a tone, so unless you can encourage manufacturer has sold his systems. says. · them to respond by another tech· throughout the United States and to was sure that l'd set the world ori . fire," he says. "IthoughtllDiruldto The entrepreneur thinks most roque, you can't conduct a test. foreign clinics. Sales recently In· do was let people know about the sniaD businesses would appreciate Furthermore, It's vecy hard to put creased by 25 percent· Chubb alSo new product l'd developed and .help from an Individual like Grlf· earphones on an Infant," he says. reports a nearly three-told Increase they'd come flpcklng.'' lith. "You can't conduct business If In addition to the Infantometer in the nwnber of dealers selling his Several years later, Chelco Elec· you're In the o!llce all day Chubb seDs more elaborate devices products. · tronlcs Inc. Is still In business and . ~werlng your telephone, but for use In clinical testing situations. According to Chubb, the Jnfan· Chubb Is wiser. He's elqll!rlenced hiring a secretacy Is a big expense These also lnvolv~ positive feed· tometer Is the only product of tis the dtspluslonlng realities fliced by for a new or struggling company," back systems for testing Infants ~nd currently on the market: he_explains. and the handicapped or physically This system provides the poslti~e . many new business owners: shor· \all'es of capital and the strains of . In addition Chubb has worked disabled. . , reinforcement other audiometers being president, receptionist, fac· with · Innovation Center Director Potential customers for Chubb s . lack and it's truly portable," he ·tory worker and marketing repre- . Dr. Wutred Konneker on business Prod•1cts are found in school says. sentative of hls own company. . , · planning and with Ohio Ui\lverslty After a discouraging period In marketing faculty·and students to r-r·--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ whtch Chubb was forced to seek Improve sales. Other university outside work to ease cash flow personnel helped him pl'Qduce new problems, tile Athens-based entreproduct flyers and send mass preneur Is completing development maUlngs to equipment dealers. ofanewproductandwatchlngsales The students made suggestions of hls current line of hearing testing for getting more recognition for equipment grow. Chubb's products and conducted · · .The turnabout has taken· hold customer satisfaction surveys. Sug-. 10' U .P. Superior mesh dish since. Chubb moved Into Ohio ~tions from Konneker led Chubb with Drake 324 receiver University's Innovation Center a to btcrease his dealer disOOunt as an 100 degree LN A year ago. AsmaD business "lncuba· . · ln~tlve to dealers selling . his completely installed tor" that · provldes low'OVerhel\d equipment. ~?telco Electronics manufacspace and support services to Excellent Picture! · start-up and struggling businesses, lures the InfantoiJ'Ieter, a specially· the Innovation Center was created deSigned instrument used In testing In 1982 to serve as a hub for the hearing of Infants and the ' hlgb·techoology develoJl[llent and developmentaDy handicapped. The expansion. product Is a hand·held portable Systems from $1695 . Innovation .. Center services In· audiometer that produces sounds of installed elude access to university laborato- vacylng frequencies and rewards rles and equipment, business and appropriate responses: the instru· HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS research consulting, help 1n obtain· ment's frtendly clown face can be tngfw\dlngandtelephone, secretar· made to light up when the child Sllverblrd S1telllta System RaadtvUie, Ohio 1a1 and accounting services. lndlca\!!5 It has heard the tone. Since Chubb must be out of hls · WhY Is such an .Instrument a ·'. Regulatory domain;,_.__. . .______._'__··.;.:.,.-'!ames __, _.. _J..,:_ ..K_i1pa:;.___irr.c~·k A Division of ~ 'lblrd Ave., GalllpoUs, Ohio (614H46-2342 1 111 Court St., flomeroy, Ohio (61t) 99Z-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assrstant Pul)llsher-Controller HOBART WI!.SON JR. Executive 'Editor A MEMBER AmeriCOII of The - . t e d ....... Inland Dally ......, A>osociatfoo and the N - PubllshenAsooclaUon. IEM'EII8 OF OPINION are welcomed. IIIey should be leso than :mwords lon(. AD tetter. are Abjai to editing and muli be slped with name, add.re88 and telephone nu~ bel'. No un&lpeclleUers wW be publl!bed. Letters should be In good taste, addre88lllg ill- ....., "'!' _..oo... GOP searches for ~ 'voodoo' trap of ~ Mondale campaign . ! WASHINGTON-TheConsumer ~took away the cmvnJs. Product Safety Commission hasn't sian's authority rNer flxed·stte beenmuchbtthenewslately.Ithas park:$. That regulatoty powerriow been tending mOdestly to Its knitting rests with the statee and localities. and It has been making no waves How seriOus Is the problem? The qver such topics as chlld!'m's num~ of ~ths attrtblted to sleepwear, power mowers or for· amusement park rides has remaldehyde foam lnsWaUon. In •. ma1ned I!IWt ~t In recent these arE!¥ the cornmigloo has ~ Elgbty.nlne persons report. mush to bEl modest about But now edly difd 011 theile ~trat)tlons two members of the CPSC are betweenl973lllldlR-Ilboutelght whooping It up for an expansion of a 'year. The flllures on btlurles are theirregulatocydoolaln. Theywant . llkely to baffle the bystander. Mrs to take over the Inspection of about Steorts\ wrltlllg Ill USA """"" ••......., 0 says 660 fixed-site amusement parks. Let that ''the number of injuries related us raise the question: Why? to. amusement park rides doubled · Chairman Nancy steoris and between l9S) lllld 1982." Cmunls· Commissloner Sluart M. Statler stoner Te~ M. Scanloa, taking contend tlu!t the present safety an opposite posltloo In the Wall Inspection at the amusement parks Street Joilrtial, ·says that thelle Is unacceptable. As things now lnJuJie's aren't lDcreaslng; they ' Stand, thecornmtsstonhasauthority 'dropped from 9,465ln 1!£lto6,'1fi3ln onlY over rideS at rovmg carnlvals, 1983. Both Commi$sloners are right. state fairS and the Uke. In 1981 Youcandosanef\lnny~gswith I , line . ·; t RIPLEY ~/ RA ENSWOO} OWHERE , / Ferraro: " (l !ll&olbyNE~. W.C. ~f.D "Yas, I AM bringing hoiTIB a surprise for you from Dallas, as a matt11r of fact." j · · Tod~y in history iI Today Is SUnday, Aug. 26, the 239th day of 198!1. There are lZ7 days left In I the year. I Today's highlight In history: · · On Aug. 26,19al, ·the 19th amendment to the u.s. Constitution went Into •, eftect. It reads: "The right of citizens of .the United States to vote shall not ' : be·denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of ·sex." 1 On this date: ) : : • : taking the high road.'' "Of course there are a lot ot questions that American people are entitled to have answers to concernIng the loan herhusband made to her .In 1978." . "I thougllt )IOU didn't want to talk about It," I said. "I don't. But Isn't It pecu1lar that Toronto. · . . after John Zaccaro dllcoYered be bad made an 111ePJ coatrlbutloft to • ~ 19'18, Cardinal Albino Luciani of Venice was elected the 264th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, following the death ·of Paul VI. The new hls wife's ccngressiona1 campatan lnl9'18,sherepaldltwtth~lmlhe pontltf took the name Pope John Paul I. · " received from the sale of a bulJdlng Ten years ago: Charles A. Llndbefgh ...: who, In l!1l[,' ~arne ttte first sheontv tu.1 a$25.CXXIInlerelt Iii four man to fly solo; non-stopacrosstheAtlantlc-dledathlshomelnHawauat. mmlths pnMOuaty?" ~n . "It doell-rather weird." I said. FIW 'years ago: President Jlnuny carter signed Into law the Trade "What's your theory 0111t?" • Agieement Act, aimed ·a t creating new jobs and promoting exports. "I told t i!lifi'twant toc~~acw~~ One year ago: Soviet President Yw1 V. Andropov said Soviet mfssDes In It," he said anarJlY. Europe would be "liquidated" slxluld negotiations with the United States' "fm !IOI'IY· Let's talk about the Ill medlum·l'llllge mlssUes ~' Reagan carnpaljpl.'' . Today'a blrtbdayS: Attorney General WliUam French Smith Is f/1. "We Wl!l'e rtabt ooiCIIedidte wttll WIIIJIDCiun Post executive editor Benjamin C. Bradlee is 63. . the Femro lntl!mtplaS 1t. 1boulht tor today: "Newa Is the first rough draft of history." Ho1v do you lltppOIIe she IIIII Iter Benjamin c. Bradlee. •I You :. "* ,) l ' · ~ratAthens. Hehasalsobeen ~ ~· lncreasklgly at risk. 'I1Ie attraction · during ihe jl963 and 1967 Yemen of cllemlcal - weapons. for 'Iblrd campaigns · . . - Iraqi soldiers also got Soviet World forces, · arnblned with a milltlpliclty o1 open !liBl'la!t ~ · chemlcal-blokJtllcal warfare train· of. chemical · '1'8terlal, pnMde . lng In the.l!lals. A dcl!a1 obstacle furtheriDll'lshmellt!brthlagrowth• . courses were . set In . iraq, As more nation$ join the chemical . requiring a small supply of nerve club, a he!Ptened sense~ vuJnera. gas • othel' chemlcaJ agents. In lj)lty Is,bound to manifest Itself. We .l!£l, the hard-presaed 1raqu1s used theiefote expect a contlilued up- tear gas effectively to roll back an up . surge In chemical warfare actlvttles." From lnteiiJgence sources and a ser1es of secret and top-secret documents, my aaaociate Ilale Van Atta has put together the details ~ · !he chlmlcal·blolojjlcal warfare threat: -Eayptwas theflrstMiddleEast ciJuntry 'Ill get this type of training, Indoctrination and material - · lncludlng . Jll!i'Ve ps - ~ the Soviets. ~t the 1960's, high-~ ERYJlllall mllltal)' offtc. ers were trained·In Moscow at the Red Banrier Academy of Chemical Defense, Egypt UJed P,!)lson ll8S ~~lve,andln:Jl183.&1they escalated their cllemlcal warfare to Include lliiiStard gas and a III!IVe agent, which . decimated Iranian human-wave attacks. · - EthioPia - ltaelf a vlctlm of ItaBan mustant gas In 1936 acquired chemical weapons, decon· tamtnatklnequlpnentand training from the SQvlels, With Cuban ildvlsers provldjag foiJo:N·u~ exerclies. The Ethiopian anny i'eport. edly has UJed chemical lncapaclt· and IITltants ,~nee 19111 agalilst the rebel Erltrean People's Ubera· anta tlon Front. - ·'Syria has been a major vattous llOII·lethal qents .UBed riot control. husband wound up With a net worth· of $4 miDion?" • "I'd rather Jiot say:" ''That's ,the ttouble with the media. You make a 14 deal aver a lousy $00,!XXI loan to~ Meeee,'' but you refuse to d1ScUSs the finances ol one of ywr own." "I wW. But yw said you didn't want to talk abootlt." "I don't But thlil doesn't mean where there Is smolre, there Isn't a smoking gun. I havenotblnlaplnlt Geraldine FeiTIIIV beca1111e she's a won\an.'' ''That · li18kes goO!l political sense," I said. "But once the media . cloP stirt snltlln& there Is noway at stopl)lng them.' ' · ''!That Is our main problem. No matter how the Republicans try to dowqplay Ferraro'• problems the media persists In IJrtnibti them up. Why doO't they talkaboytReagl!ll's let'\Xd for the last four )!ears, lnltead of whetller John Zaccaro rents sPace to a company that ..____ ager of the lease department at ·:one-call installation :-:~offered by Ohio Bell , '.single phone call,'' said R.L. "Doc" .. Payne, Ohio Bell manager. · . After ordering service from Ohio -Bell, they wW have the option ·of ' being transferred to a tetemarket· . Jng center where they can purchase ' telephone equipment, he explalDed. •· The centerwasopetij!dearUerthls , month by Ohln BeD Communlca, lions Inc., Ohio Bell's equl(lment .· subsldiacy. .. · "Customers hllve·been telling us they want to return to one-stop shopplnjj," Payne· added. "Now • ~·re able to offer small and ' mid-sized businesses the same eonventencesprevlouslyavauable .. only to much larger comPantes.'' · RullngSbytheFedera!Conununl· ., eations Coounisslon rE9Uire that· equipment be sold through a ~ separate ~ubsldlary. ·, 1bofle customers who trans· . < • •11... • I I ' I i~ about Geraldlae Ferraro.'' qn t••ca?" I ·-wa~;c '*llldtdllalblllty to &*II Ulldlr I daud." ....,.... wilD llll't 48075. Ch" t 1 MeG -or In r -,. Jacket on Page 4 The manuf1~1111 is unable to supply · itllll in tn111 for the sale - Honinchecls will 1M issued. We an sorry for any iiiConYiftience • . '.'. • · I : MAIL StJIISCIUPTIONS m•* by carrtera. 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Ample Parkin& Space ''"' . r Ptloto depicts an actual home and may 1nclude adcllt •ons anel pe1sonal ~~~~:~TAGE ·No subscrlpUons .by mall permitted ; · hearing aids and bat- CIMTIR . . WILLIAM S. 04LES 404 Second Avenue 446-1147 Gallipolis, Ohio RATE · beo telponslble tor advance payments i J_.,.,. · Ask about our special Anniversary prices on ft.. ' 'I'M Sunday nmea·Sentlnel 'VIII not I -=- items provided by the customer and / oropllons that are not a part at ou1 standard offering Shrubs and lands capino have been added • • • In towns where motorcartler service ' ''Wbatwould tbeyratberbeBIIIild Tile one dollar rtbitt is incorrectly stittd. Tilt packlp contains two 50' coupons. Good towards your nell parc~ase of 9ld Spice Stick Deodo· nnt. . ,, The (lll'rect Price is $2.00 $4900 SINGLE COPY ' PRICE se Cent• , · whel!ls, cloth inteReal sharp clean car. Color: white. B)' carrter or Motor Rout' rr.ldywewllh !he lillie would ao away 10 we cou1t1 c~mpalp 011 the RlllnhU!M platbm. 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Detroit, f IS ••IJ ,, ME-mber: The Associated PrHI In· land DaUy Press Associ a tlon and the Amttrlcan Newspaper Pu bllshers As· • '•' ~p;~~~~;~;;~~-~~==·····~· 1 CIHIItl ,, T Avenue, by the Ohio Valley Publish- I' * has the advantages you want in a hearing aid; small size, com· fortable fit, and the · performance .,you need to help improve ' your hearing quality. Come in and we'll show you the many advantages the INSIDER has to offer. • A Miolllmedla Ne,.._r Published each Sunda~. 825 Third I valuable testing tool for gists? Chubb explains thataudlolotradi· tiona! testing equipment with ear· phones and without posltl ve feedback systems are Inadequate for testing tiny children and some nee acy. A slmllar center serving the northern half of the state Is ~ to open next 100nth. ln Cleveland. . USP Jll-llet ~ ,;> tram wr. campatp. " . t llaab . bellll lll!!!d a portion of each day, he ·omce. attl1butes part ofhlscurrent upt\11'11 bt sales to Innovation Center Office · Mllnager Jane Grlfftth. Old S@ica Stidl hod!l'anf OAU.IPOLIS - Ohio BeD Is (en-ed to the new Ceriter are first ·.· brlnglngbackone-stopshopplngfor advised thatothervendorsexlst,i!S Ats snWI and medium-sized bus!· required by the FCC's new prore<•ness customers In ~ Columbus dureforarm'slengthsepat'!ltlonofa : servlcearea,whlchlnc)udesironton subsidiary. :>and Gallipolis. Thecenter'sproductllnelncludes "Businesses with one-to-six ac· both single and telephone sets and ' \cess lines wW once again be able to • key telephone systems, Payne said. · ,,arrange for both teleconununlca· Equipment Is shipped to the ,tjons service and equipment with a customer through a delivery ser- mv Reapl! IIIII VIae PJ are lk:k llld tired ol River Road. John E. Sang, general manager of the Volkswagen, AMC and Ford dealershiP, said crea· t1on of the new department wW allow for vehicle leasing to businesses arid lndlvlduals. rSergent has ·been with the Turnpike organization for more lllan a year, serving as business manager and assisting ctJSto. ·met'l! with the financing of cars that have been sold. Before COining to Tumplki!, he was with Citizens National Bank of Point Pleasant for 13 years In the installation loan department. ~ - : GAU.lPOLIS -Michael K. Sergent has been named man· ror a deb'ICII Turnpike of Ga!UpoHs,l95 Upper . 0 dl.s'iributes pornoar,aphlc nillll_.,.._?'' "I wlih they WllllkL Itwouldmalle your job so much elllil!r. Do )IOU thlt)l! it ww au blow CNf!!t: by, Labor Day?" ' "What wW blow 0\lel"l" '"'be Femtl'llllnance facta'!' "I told )IOU I didn't want to~ It whl!n we llltdowntoUich. Whyllo )IOU ketP llrlqlng it up?" ,: v· "Neither do "But when a~ 111111forvice pi ilderl the public should know eveJ)'thlng ·there Is ·to knOw about her husband... . ' "'!bat doesn't aeem to be problem any mDI'I!,'' I said. "I llllow more aboutJobnZacc8l'O'sflnances than I lcnow about own lllil'a." "I IPIJlP'¥ you tb1nll the White Houle Is happy about all this l~M!Stfptlve report1na btto the Zarcaroe' fhianclal affalrl." "I bad a iecfet fllellllayw were." ''WeD you're WI'OIII- It only .Judith A. Wlllllim8 .,, ~musfardgaslllipplles,aswenas * 378·6158 ' ·. POMEROY - Judith Ann r.wuuams of Brogan-Warner In· r-· ilurance Services Inc., 214 E. Main St., was oneof601nsurance ".:-agents honored In a national • ·sales contest S(l(!nsored by the ··· Westfield Companies. :. · 'I'he · contest Involved l,!m . qgents. Ceremonies honoring "·the 60 people were held at the :· companieS' horne otriceln West· · lleld 'Center, Ohio. recipient of Soviet chemical war- · fare aid, and Is ~<the moil advanced Arabcountrylll thlsgrtaly !'llll~ art. The asaiBtance COil· tlnues to this day. . . - Ubya ts· belleved to have received Soviet ti-alning, but the Russians have been besltant 'to supply chemlcal WNJ10118. Polaild may have provided ~m~echemloa1 agellts to Ubya In 1911). .,... Israel, under obvious threat min the stockplllni cit cllemll!al weaponry by Its Arab nelghbofB, . has acquired chernlcaJ.bloloiiCill capabWty In . ltsJlUIUJe, OnlY· tWo weeks before the SJx Dey War ~ 1967, Israeli lnte~dlacovered · a stockpfi!.! of artillery sheDs 1Qadrit with Soviet lll!lW PI bt !lie E~lan-lM!idSlnal ~- '1'1111 set oU a frantic scramble tor protective gl!8l', and led eventually to' the eldstlllg stoCkpllel d.III!IVe' SYSTEMS *AUG.* Special $1995.00 l' .a U!chnical ·assistant, training .., supervisor, ·construction lnspecr .'lor ' and · construction • coordinator. ' An Athens resident, Peft;. · holds a degree In Industrial ~ 1echnology from Ohio Unlverl' -slly and Is a member of thl! ~' Masons, American Legion and ' · Hocking Valley Sportsmen's ·'·Association. . 00. problem_ ·· _____. . :. ;A:.:. .:rt~B. :.:. :uc:. :. :.·:hwa·==ld What I admire about the RepubU· cans Is how reluctant they are to make political hay out ~ Geraldlne Ferraro's financial discloSures. It's Impossible to ~t a Reagan supporter to dlscuss them. I met Lance Worthington, a W)llte House potlltlcal strategist, for lunch, and the first thing he said to me was, "I hqle )IOU're not going to ask' me questtoils about Geraldine Ferraro's tax returns, because If You do I'll walk out of the restaUrant." : "I promise I won't." "WeconslderFerraro, Mondale's problem, not oors. •• I said, "I'm glad you people are In 55 B.C., Roman forces under JuUus Caesar Invaded Britain . ' In 1847, Liberia was proclaimed an Independent repubUc. In 1883, after months of growing activity, the Island volcano of Krakatoa ~an erupting with a series of •btcreaslngly large explosions. : In 1957, the ofrlclal Sovlet news agency Tass announced that the Sovlets had successfully tested an Intercontinental ballistic mtssUe. · In 1961, the otrlclal International Hockey HaD of Fame opened 1n , 1 · " ' ATIIENS - T, Brent Percy < ·has been named Athens dlvlslon •. cpei'IIOnnel supervisor at Colum· ·' bus & Soothem Ohio Electric · . Co., effeetlve Sept. 3. ... Perry wW be responsible' fur ," ,employment, labor relations, ' ·employee benefits, wages and • -sal!lrles and Sllfety iii the Athens ;' division and at the Poston ~· · · · A 17-year C&SOE employee, ':.·Peny Is presently safety11Ujler- 'Chemical club'-......;:_-:---..;......,--___;,_---=J:...:.;.ac.:.....;.k_A_nd,.,;_·e.,_rs....;-o,.. Berry's World 0 SILVERBIRD SATEWTE need. •: NO ready-made slogans for the GOP there. ; ; What the Republicans really want Is a rerun ofthel9!llcampalgn,andto : that end they're otrenng constant reminders of Mondale's service as vlce WASHINGI'ON - Secret lntelll· · gence files reveal an alam)lng • president to Jimmy Carter, the man Reagan trounced then. :: Maybe they should have 'planted 'a speechwrlter In the I>ernocratlc .spread of chemlcal-bfo!Qilcal ware: prlma!y campaign, to come up. with a grabber they could turn against fare weapons areound the world. A 'Mondale now. · . · growing number of Third World - - Something on _the order of yoodoo-econorolcs. nations have jollied the ..·chernlcal club" that was already dangerous enougll when Its membership was limited to the two superpowers and their allies. . . A recent qA J;'Eport, classified "secret," summarizes the threat posed bytlieexpanslollof chEmical· biological warfare capabUlty this .way: ''The past decade has seen an . ominous prollferatlon of chemlcal weapons acquired by Third World states (which shows a) momentum '· greater than heretofore appre' ' ciated. Soviet rnWtary assistance ' ''.• · ' has been a common source and major stimulus to the momentum ... I' "Much of the action luij been centered In the Middle East, but other areas ...: ports ~ Southeast .Asia and the Hom of Africa- are . I - • • ::a : Said. Mcmter Mash. It II a fair IUl111lle In any event, a decent sense of thAt llljur!es sutfefed on am~~~e­ perspective suggests that the meilt park rides are tar tJ~Cn amiiSelllellt par1c problem scarcely serious tban illoet IUffa'ed In a reaches a l'l'lqllltude that could game ~ SIIOOirer, but w'- tlllt Justify a federal decree. nus past point has bee!l CQDO"ded, llllt ·rnudl May the con\m!Sslon pibllshed its of a case remain&. In theiiWft total(( annual Index of the dangers that casualltles ·attl1buted to clvliiZIId SWTOund us. S*ases are the living, Ferris wheela, men:Y-tOleadlngca,IUIII(( ~!dent: About531 rounds ' and roller coasters bUlk ltl'YftYlOO,@At'nerlcansannualy ' exceed!nllY smaU. One reuon for tlill 'n!IIW'Icllbly hiu1 ~ on atairways or goO!l record, says John R. Graft (( ramps. Bjtydesarelnsecondplace the Intematlorial Aaloclatton ~ . with .&oA> •"" 'M'"""U'l"' ;go per 1000..,... UINo .,.._ Ulal ·AmusernentRarlalandAttractk:lnl, cane baseball, basketball, football, is that most of the partawnen and knives and sclssoi'S. opera ton have eatabUibed · acel· On thla roete1- of hazards, arnusement parte rides have an btdex of lent safety programs Ill their ~ threeperJOO,CXXI. Theyranklnl34th seH-lnterest. Bad accident& brine terrible publicity and~ IUitl.tor place, . In betwee11 aquariums and dollllouses.ScBI)lonsaysthatstatls· ~- 'lllelr voluiltary ~fl. tlc;illy speaking, more participants coupled with . state and lOcal ·are hurt playing pocket bUUards inspections, seem to be all that the thanarehurtbytaklngartdeonlhe pubDc Interest reascinabi,y requlret. But given a cue of regulatocy Itch, there wW , always be a few congreSsmen around to IICI'atch tt. Frank Guarini of New Jeney and · Paul Simon ol Illlnola·are J)lllll*la bills that Would expind the roriunllston's authority rNf!!t: unUII!IIII!IIt rides at all parks, carnivals, flllrlor ' anywhere else. Heartnas have been held on !heir proposals and' a vote may be sooght bt the IJouse before .. ' adjouminent Ill October. The bUls, strike me ai unwtae. Federal regulat!Oh ought to be a last resort,. not a t1tst resort. GIY!!ft a situation In which 25 states lllready have laws on the books, and other states and localities areCillllldetlng the cost and benefits d. ·sud\ regulalilm, no conVlnctng re8PII ' can be a,dvanced for ex1l!ndlng the reach of federal powl!l'. A veritable anny ol federal ~ide tnspect(i-s would be r£qUirl!d undl!r these bUis, and there Is Utile rea.eon to belieVe their effortS WOuld be . · signifiCantly'moreetfectiVeihlln the · public and PriVate etforis w,e llllve now. The taxpayen1 would by taken for . a ridE!. At a time when !he' watchword Is frugality, tjlls Is the kind of ride we positively do not $1atlstlcs. -· . President Reagan and Ids campaigners are l1ylng to work some voodoo ; on Walter F. Mandate, quoting Democrats a~alnst. the Democratic ; nominee for the White House. ' : • . 'But they can't find a real catch phrase In all the oratory ofthe men who .challenged Mandate for the nomination. The Democrats' best shots at Mondale didn't come close to 'the. ; George Bush pinned on Reagan four years ago, when they were rivals for • :the Republican nomination. : : So when the RepublicanS try to cite old Democratic barbs In their : ;campaign against Mandate, they're left with pretty pallid stuff. ; • .That has to be frustrating. Nobody ever mistook Vice President Bush for master of the political one-liner, but he handed the Democrats a phrase •;they've never forgotten when he labeled ·Reagan's tax and budget : proposals "voodoo economics." ; . Bush tried to forget it after he became Reagan's running mate and vice · ;president. He claimed once that he hadn't said It at all. He did, and It's on : :tape. There's nothing to match It on all the recordings of the Democratic : campaign against Mondale. . . • : Consider the material Bush had to work with Thursday night when he : looked to the Democrats for oratorical amrnwtltion agatnst Mondale. :: Sure, the countcy has probleins, he told the ' Republican National · : Convention, but "the answer doesn't lie In Mr. Mondale's new spending : programs - programs that John Glenn estimated would cost up to $170 • )nllllon more In spending, or In Mandate deficits that Frltt Hollings : estbnated at $400 bUUon. · ;.: "It doesn't Ue In the programs of a man Gacy Hart called 'mush,' "Bush The Sunday Times-Sentinei--Page-A-3 Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1 I e:~~~·c!~~itt: air cond., power brakes, A stereo, cruise control, tilt rear defogger, brand new radial tires, 2 brand new batteries, dark blue velour interior. Color: silver metal· lie. ONLY $5900 STOP IN AND SEE FRANK GHEEN .•. '""'!'1 ,;rr -, . I ~·~-~~t.. D« ~~f.~·'J 'The cash pnce' and FIXED· MORTGAGE payment schedu le quot ed apply io thi s model Du11t on any acceSSible . cleared and level lot pro vldea by the customer ln. most states they w111 be LOWER. howeyer AddiiiO')al modthca!K)ns or changes , •I necessary to comply w1th local bwldmg reqUireme nt s If"! cen ain ISOlated areas w•ll be at c ustOmers e~pensP._ FJXEI\MORTGAGES ~~~::.~:r~; ;.:-~:~,.g••. .,.. . NO DOWN of home ownership! Compare Walter's 10% FIXE.D·MORTGAGE ~AYMENT 20-yoar planJim to 30-year financing al14% or 15%, and see, · , · . the tremendous savings lor yourself. With Jiin Waller. your monthly payment lor lhis home. wilh NO DOWN To qualified property owners PAYMENT and NO "points" or closing cosls . will be $362.40 lor only 240 months. For comparison , if you Yes. Jim Walter makes building a new home allordable finance this same amount. even at14% for 30 years. What's more . you'll know EXACTLY whal your FIXED· you'll make 360 payments of aboul $445.00. That's 10 MORTGAGE monthly payment will be even be lore !!:XT!Jt fc~R~ of payments and more than $80.00 per construction begins. and it w111 no1 change In tact. mon( ng r I an Jim Walter's. This Is a huge, T9JAL should you decide 10 sell your home laler, the mortgage SAVING of over $73,000 when Jim Wah~lis your bu1 er. payment will remain Ihe same to your new buyer Over 20 model a built on your properfy finished to almost any stage from the shell up to 90% complete. .-.O.~IIIfer HOMES Our NITRO. Dlspla~ Parks a1e open Saturda)l and Sunday lor your conven.ence w; VA. 25143 P.O. 606 ht lox 637 AYIIIIII South U,S. HI!Y· 25 Ent SOUTH POINT, OH. 45610 U.S. Rt. 52 (Macedonia Rd.) P.O. Box 1003 South Point, OH. 45680 PH. 61 4/894-3111 1 , rJ ~:-w:;E;:,;;;-If ill OUI aoa 1 .. o.. I I I I I I I --- ---, m••• tii11Ul\IOI.In to' "'' nn•ttl olt~c: el I lll l•~e to "''' • rR u FV~l ·COLOA C IHAtOG an.-. iliiO~to~IIOOIIII'C eotiOie.,.oltl"'iO II"'~P"~flr l~rtllndl~rt -..ould b4 no obl•glhOI'I Io l)uy...., 11111 yO" wo111d C}'wt 11\e lllut luu, lrH ol enol'~ 01mo ' a.aa.... c.. , S ll lt ltlfpl>oot tOt nttl)tlbor • I 1o11111n orouoer11 ,., H •urliltolllt pleiM ,,.,. • +l.ct•ont ,,, I I 1'. I I c 011111 ~ I I ~-...,...-:--------:---~------L- -- --- ----- _J �August 26, '1984. PonMIIOy-Micldleport-Gollipolit, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page-A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel By 'lbe AeeooletM Michigan. (AP Laserphoto) Extended Ohio forecast By Tlte Associated Press No weather problems are anticipated for. the next couple of days and sunny sides durtng the day and clear sides at night are forecast. High presSure was centered over MIChigan and covered Ohio this morning. It will move very slowly southeast and be over eastern West Virginia Sunday. Temperatures were quite chilly across Ohio overnight Saturday. · Temperatures were mostly In the low to mid 50s although there were a few 40s. The 5 a .m. extremes were·59 degrees at Cincinnati and 45 degrees at Youngstown. · Youngstown's temperature was a degree away of tieing "the old · Winds were light and skies clear across the state, adding to the process by which temperatures continue to faD. ~~!tis adult education? It's going to be a lot ol work:' Exactly 111M' much IIKIIIt'Y GaUla Coonty receives •has yet to be Wltsell S!lld. "Wehavetowaltfort.IJ!! deCision to wind Its way .down fro{ll de~. . "We've played around with some the supreme court totheboardoftaX appeals and then to us. We have to~ dlfferen~ Ideas and formulas," WltseU said, "and the figures we've to Ohio Power and .~~ correclejl figures trom them and prepare an cone up with are astonlahlni." Gallia County Auditor ROOCana· adJustment tor each year by hand." After It Is determined how much . day said hewas "deUghted" with the tax money was lnconectly paid state's decision, but was reluctant to saY 111M' It will affect Gallla County other countieS, the monEy wiU be refunded to Ohio Power, w:llch will untU he sees the valuation. . then be billed for the money But he d.ld say the county's 1985 Gallla County, Wltsell sal d. budget figures could not be changed While Gallla County wiU beneOt untll verification of the valuation Is from the declslbn, Wltsell said othey received from the state. counties are not so lucky. . "It wW makeaworldoldlfference "While GaJDa County wants kriowtng this money will be forth· !mow how much money It Is going to coming," Qptaday said. "AU the different political subdivisions will receive," Wltsell said, "official$ from other counties are caUlngus up be delighted... wanting to know how much 'money Since the high court c!ee!.slon ·• they are going to lose." ' awUed only to the lll!l tax year' Wllsl,>ll said money !rom the 1982 and 1983 tax years cannot be refunded untU the state tax board of tax l!ppeels applies the COUI'\ declSioDtotbo&eyears.However,he said he anticipated no problems. ....------''--:::...,.. . "It just ,!IE.1lends on how fast the ">' ro (AP) - The ~lng numbe~ drawn Friday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, '"!be Number," was~. In the "Pick 4" game, piayed Monday throogb Friday, the win· ntng number was 9637. The lottery reported earnings ol $757,.'1M from wagering on "The. Number." The earnings came on sales ol $1,293,9'/ll, whlle holderS of winning tickets are entitled to share $536,674. In the parimutuel "Pick 4" game, sales totaled $l9«.858.50. Holders of winning tickets are entitled to 45 percent, or $87,878. A winning $1 straight ticket €IU'liS $4,968. A · winning $1 boxEd ticket earns $'.m. 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Ohio 4&874 < > r" FEES COURSE MTWTh 6·1 S300 Introduction to Industrial Wlrln1 MTWTh 6-10 300 AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING TMWTh 300 6·10 Introduction to Residential Systems 6·10 300 MTWT• lntroduc:tion to Eltc.tric:al Motors Controls & Circuits ARRANGED · Aclvanc:ld Rtsidentiat Systems ARRANGED Aclvanc:ed Electrical Motors Controls & Circuits MTWTh 6·10 300 INDUSTRIAL IAIIITENAIICE MTWTh 6·10 300 Electric:al Circuits ARRANGED 100 Mathelllltics & BIUIPiint Rudinc MTWTHh 6·10 300 Adult Basic Educ:atlon MTWTh 6·10 300 Advanced Computer Proarammlna Aerollic D1nct Class sched. 011 request 200 AMIIic Dtnce Class sched. 011 request 135 Blslc Houuhold RtPJirs and Improvements MTWTh 4-10 420 Blsic Salas Tnlnina MTWTb 4-10 140 Computer Proarammln1 ' MTWTh 5-9 300 Crutlve Phot01raphy · MTWTh 5-9 150 Hlllinl Sy1tt1111 Incomt T11 Prep~~atton M&W 6·10 lntroduct!Oll to Computers T&Th 6-10 66 Introduction to Dill Entry T&TII 6·10 66 Introductory Word Proctssin1 LPII Ttllinl htp:tlon . 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' COURSES FULl TIME Air Conditioning & Heating Automobile Body Repair Automobile Mechanics Buildine Trades Career Assessment Career Education Catering & Commercial Food Service Electricity· Electronics Farm Business Planning Atanysis 1ndustrial Maintenance Law Enforcement Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Clerk (2 sessions) Nursing Assistant Office s,eciatist (B.H.) Offict Specialist (B.H.) Office Specialist (B.V.) Office Specialist (B.V.) AUTO BODY REPAIR Weldinc & Brazin& Basic Repair and Replacement Advanced Repair and Placement AUTO MECHANICS Automotive Tune·up Automotive Electrical Engine Theory and Operation Brake Systems ·BUILDING TRADES Introduction to Carpentry ELECTRONICS • ELECTRICITY Introduction to Blsic Electricity Residential and ComiHrcill Wirina ~ .,..!: .U.S.D.A. CHOICE · IIGISTIAnON FOIII Telephone .. ..........·.. .. .... ~ I Chicken •••••••••L!·•• 49¢ 446-7273 1 ~ \< > LEG QUARTERS ' For 2 Nights Plus 2 DiHs VCR. S10.00 per night or 125,00 for a wttk Loca11y Ownell and Operated . Buckeye Hills· Career Center Fot Futtbet /"lotmstlon Cs/1 245·5336 lf4 Pork Loi.n••••• MACHINE RENTALS DISC PLAYER 112.95 : . GALLIA·J·ACKSON-VINTON JVSD Coupons Plus 6 FrH Rentals . ADULT IDUCATION DIVISION o o 0 o o o o o o o 0 0 o o oI o o o o o o I o . Limit 20 VCR S299oo . · ADULT. EDUCATION TUESDAY AUG. 26-27-28 TillS Willi ONL T Addre.ss .......................................•.•.......•..................................... Courses may be held' whe.never adequate facilities exist. Generally. courses will be held at Buckeye Hills Career Center br Buckeye Valley Career Center. · and -tr "SALE" DISC . *1ft~ : I I 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH; ' PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., SEPT. i,· 1984 LB. r-------------------------------------------~, Courses in adult education may be offered anytime sufficient community interest is evident. Standard c(lurses will be offered periodically through the year as per class schedules. SUNDAY, MONDAY CLEVELAND ' When are classes held? · Mon.·Sit. 8 AM-10 PM , Sunday 10 AM-10 PM numbers: 835,9637 NIGHT LIFE AT ,BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER ·CENTER. . STORE HOURS ., Lottery winning weather Adult education is a program of courses for individuals to upgrade , themselves or prepare for new jobs. Where? ~June. PJ"e8i . By The As!ioclated Press severe thUnderstorms soaked the western half of the nation e,arly Saturd\IY, spawning hall and high winds that dama~ property and overtumd vehicles In some spots. Wind gusts of at1east OOmph were clocked at half a OO:zen places In weste.rn Montana. At Clyde Park, winds felled power lines, broke windows and blew roofs.off mobile homes. the National Weather Service said. Golf ball-sized ruill fell In Salmon, Idaho; Missoula, Mont.; and McQueen, Okla., which also reported .wind gusts to 65 mph, the weather service said. A thunderstorm over the Texas Panhandl~ caused property damage at Amarillo. And Clovis, N.M., measured 31nches of rain Friday n.lght. Yuma, Ariz .. got 2.2 Inches of rain In :ll minutes,-the weather service said. . The Plateau and Rocky Mountains and parts ol the Great P.lalns were cloudy, whlle clear skies prevalle!) over the rest of the nation• . Temperatures around the nation at 3 .a .m. EDT ran~ trOm 45 degrees In Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., to 841n Austin and Fort Worth, Texas. · Sunny days, clear skies record, nt:~tion's The MONDAY TIIROUGH WEDNESDAY: fair with warming temperatures through the period. H.lghs Monday In the mid 8Js and from 85 to 90 Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows Monday near 00 and In the mid and upper 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. The W.Va. by and Sunshine and gradual wannlng temperatures wiU be occurring In Ohio through tl\e weekend., · · High· pressure was over eastern lower Michigan. Saturday morning aild wiU bemovtngtotfiemid·East'Coast Sunday. ThlswW bring a return of southerly atr now to Ohio Sunday and several degrtles flse b) temperature. Saturday night lows will be In the low to mid 50s under clear skies. Sunday wW be sunny with lilghs In the upper 70s to around Ill. For the Monday through Wednesday period, high pressure will persist oyer the eastern U:S., with SQUtherly air now over Ohio. Fair, warming temperatures and . Increasing humldlty will be occurring dally for the first half of the week. The afternoons wiU be In the 8Js with mid 8Js to about 90 Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows wW reach near 60 Monday, rising to the mid to upper aJs TUesday 'and Wednesday. Weather conditions will continue favorable for lljOSt fann operations through the next five days. Surface dryness wiU again be Increasing with I~ rain chance throogb the middle of next week. . Humidity levels wiU lower to the the 40s Sunday and mostlY In the40s to low 50s the early part of neXt week. As ternperall,lres gradually wann, evaporative·losses wiU move back to around a quarter Inch dally by Sunday and Monday. Surface layer moisture amounts will beeome marginal lor seeding of grass and alfalfa by midweek. Growth rates wiU be Increasing the .first half Of next week as temperature goes 4 to 8 degrees above normal. During the past week, growing degree day accumulations were mostly subnormal except southeast. The week's total for base 50 varied from 113 to 166. Totals since May 1 across the state ran~ from 200J to 2500. WEA'l11ER FORECAST - The National Weather Service forecasts showers Sunday lor parts of Florida. Showers are also expected In an area covering parts of Calltomla and extmdlng eastward to Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexlro, reachlngnorihto Idaho and Oregon and south to Arimna and New Mexloo.Showersare predicted lot paris of Washington. Another.area of slloweJs wiD be located In a band ~g from Texas to Minnesota, Wisconsin and Ohio Point pa~ 8 p.m. EDT, &n:lay, Aug! 1St 26 . August 26, 1984' . • (Continued from Al) G · .avtn•• '-----------~· overturned the Ohio Su· board of tax appeals workS, " he . said. 1ft1111! Cwrt ·- --Weather:·----. -------..... Ohio agricultural advisory The Fcnc ' GOLD MEDAL FLOUR . . •Any manufacturer's coupon greater than 51 C will be ' redeemed at faca value only. •Only one manufacturer's coupon per item. •The total value of the double manufacturer's coupon cannot e><ceed the purchase price of the item. Money will not be refunded. . •This offer does not apply to Powell's Super Valu Coupons. free coupons. or 8'JY ' competitor's coupons. •This offer excludes cigarettes, or any other items prohibited by law. 79¢ •Offer is only good for product on hand. No Rainchecks. ' Limit One Per Coupon Good Only At Po.wtll's OHtr Elplrtt Sat. Stpt. I, 1914 •T,•ere is a limit of.20 coupons you may redeem . SLB. BAG �I The iiiliiiiii~i:iii 26, Times-Sentinel · NEW YORK (AP) -After more than 18months of recovery from the last recessiOn, Wall Street analysts say consumer spending Is still ;making a strong contnbutlon to economic growth. • The lateSt sign of consumer ;enthusiasm came thls past week, when automakers reported that ·sales of cars bunt In this country .showed a 32 percent Increase in mid-August ·over the comparable period last year. "The 19IDS2 experience of reces· slons and record-hlgh unemplOyment created a pool of unsatisfied consumer demands," said Law· renee Horan, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham, In a recent "Consumer Profiles" report. "These demands, now being satisfied, are one of the prtmary sources of the economy's rapid growth during the past year and a half." It has appeared at times lately that the consumer spending boom "Despite the ditferenees," Lavmlght be slackening ott. That ety said, "the absolute level of the suspicion was raised wheri the Indices remainS high." government reported a surprise 0.9 .. The stock market followed a percent decline In retail sales for similarly Inconsistent, but gener· July. · allyupbeat,courseinthepastweek. Jack Lavery, chief ecorwmlst at Thanks largely to a 22.75-polnt MerrtiiLynch,saidhebellevedthat upsurge on 1\!esday, the average: such numbers reflected only "a recorded a net gain of 24.63 to temporary pause In consumer 1,236.53. • · spending, Slmllar pauses occurred 1be New York Stock Exchange one year ago and earlier this year, composite Index rose 1.82 to 96.24, but the fundamentals suggest this and !he Amencan Stock Exchange lull will be only temporary." _ market value Index was up 5.26 at Consumers as a group are 213.02. · notorlously changeable In their .BigBoardvolumeaveraged9!1.48 moods, and' hard to pin down. As million shares a day, up from 83.28 Lavery noted, twomajorsurveysof milllon the week before. consumer attitudes In July .turned · As In most economic matters, up significantly divergent findings. analysts' view of the consumerAccording to one, conducted by spending outlook Is by no means the Conference Board, an independ· unanimous. S. Jay Levy and David ent research qrganlzation, both . Levy, authors of the moqthly consumer confldel)ce and buying · newsletter "Industty Forecast," plans declined. The other, whlch Is note that the !rend in retail sales done by the University of Michlgan, lately has been "virtually nat" and showed Increases In both consumer , argue that a recession Is confidence and buying plans. approaching. ' In addition to financing the cash portion of the merger, the $2lJ million also will refinance a $20 mllllon credit-line loan and repayment of $50 mlllion In 9'h percent · interest notes that matured Aug. 1. Since under the agreement Ban· cOh!o would liquidate m 'rnUllon In shqrt-term investments, net borroWing should be $167 million, the document said. The borrowing would raise Na· tiona! City's'ratiO of debt to capital overltscurrentlevel,butst!llwlthin the limits "of a well capitallzed financial Institution." , A majortty of the .olltstandlng Natlona!Citysharesmustbevoted for the merger to be approved. There were 11.4 mlllion shares of National City corrunon stock outstanding as of Aug. 17. Two-thirds of the BancOhio common shares and two-thirds of the BancOhio preferred shares must also vote for the merger. wounded following .jobs protest at construction site ·.NEW reported seeing construction workers with weapons, ponce said day to prevent more violence after Friday's confronlatlon ended between lulrdh!lts 8lld a group · In viOlence. . dernandinl jobs for minorities after A search of the pubHc housing a lrawllett two protesters wounded;· construction site a week ago faDed to mewlthab!llet ''very, very close to turn up any weapons, pollee saJd, his heart," autrorltles said. · but tensions continued to mount. Members of the Black 8lld Latin "This coaUtlon !las been at that ,· , Econ<mk: ·~al Corp. had site nlirnerous times," sa\d pollee i ~ •at the aty HQI!Sing Sgt. Edward Gaharty. "There's . , AutlioJ:II>' site 1n the Bronx many been trouble there. 'l.'hey demand . tlinei, and !1eigllbors bad recently . · *All New Design · *Adjustable Sights •Automatic Safety An assault falling to pay two parking tiCkets. . cbilriliQJalnstaGalllpollsmanwas Renee M. Jackson, 21, Rt. 2, ~ In Galllpolls MW11dpal Bidwell, wasflned$12afterpleadlng . 'OlurtFrlday. . · guUtytoachargeoffalllngtoyleldto The charge against Kenneth D. ·· tromastops!gn. Fineandcostsona Fltda,y. Dw . . lle ....... c.rter lallidloed ~ Monison, 1132 'lblrd Ave., was charge of no child restrainis were m.ler, a Pill~ l*ed b)' ae lldlool qltan, · dlujlped at the 'r'equest of the suspeiided after entry of a guUty and nine C.:ben: llaiiiMiz; ~~ prosecution. Mon1son was accused plea. ·• B!upr, Quulle llalndck, DtMd Pl., , Martlla 'OfassaultlngG~M. YoungonJune · Fortetttn'g ~ bond for traffic BoQelkt, Aha Sprape, 'l1mi1&IIJ -r.vtn, ~ , 22. , , . viollltlo!ISwereRebecca Aliff, 35, 'lbornp8on 111111 LeAty Wlllll. A Gallipolis man was sentenced to · Chesapeake, passing on the right In ,. ' 60 days In the Gallla County Jall,l8 ' an Intersection; Judy c. Fuller, 41, months probatiOn, fined $.1lJ and :fiBurkhartLane,falluretodlsplay bad his driver's llce!1se suspended valid registratlom Lucian G. Jack. . for 10 years after pleading guUty to son, 52, Rt 1, Crown City, unsafe ' NEW YORK (APj - The AT&T spokesman Bill Mullane AT&T hjld reported earnings well DWI. A charge of no opel'ator's vehicle; David 0. Whlte, ll, Rt. 2, ~American Te~oone ,and TeJe. said the po$1tlons would not ~ Cllt 1n below Its earlier PJO)ectlons for Its license against Ray A. Smith, ll, Bidwell, failure to ru~ filr reglstra· graghCompenysaldFrldaythatlt the communication sector of the l!rst yar without the local Bell %niEastemAve.,wasdlsrnls!ledln tlon; and Timothy K. Ray, Zl, planned to eliminate between 10,(0) company, whlch handles long- opel'8dng IDJipBI!les. exchange for the guUty plea. Ripley, W.Va., unsafe vehicle. 8111111,(0) management and blue, distance calls. He said the Clltbacks wruld Wayne Cooper, 44, Jackson, was Charles M. WUson, 47, Inman, · color positions nationwide in Its . 1be move Is part of AT&T'S conoentrate In the :13,<roemployee flned$.1ll, !!entmced tolhreedaysln S.C., forfeited $50 bond after being ' :technOlogy sector, whlch IncludeS continuing effort to control costs equlpment maintenance and ser· laD, 18 ·months probation and a 60 cited for failure to stop at a railroad marketing, manufacturing and sincethebreakupoftheBellSystem . vice operation of .AT&T llce!1sesuspenslonaflerpieadU!gm crosslngwhllehaullngaflammable . ,reseerch. In Jan1!3iY. · Technologies. contest to OWl. liquid. . . . • ·· Fined $50 after pleading guUty to Forfeiting bond for speeding John Oeelng and .evading was Terzy L. E. Anderson, 43, Rt. 2, Racine, $38; I Holley,19,Rt.2,C.;dllpolls.Charges Ronal L. Baxter, :;o, Hernshaw, . . of fatlure to obey a stop sign and W.Va., $38; Ronald V. Arthur ll, 25, NEW YORK (AP) ~ Former these people, \lilt thiS is thelastoflt. surrimer of 19112, smrtly after she SQ1M>allogtlres against Holley were Ravenswood,$39; SherryJ.Bohrer, Jdlss America Vanessa WUllamS TherearemmoreSW'pl'ises,"Miss · poaed_fortheearllerplctures. dlsmlssedWednesday. . 23,Ciarksburg, W.Va.,$40;Michael ~ys the nude pb:ltographs of her WUllams said. . She said she resJiiM!d as Miss In other trat11c cases, a charge of Elin, 65, Colwnbus, $40; Philip lhllt .Penthouse magazine an- · Bob Guoclone, ·Penthouse piib- Amerlca!JecauseshewliSafraldthe mchlldrestra!ntsagainstRogerA. GEmmatl,23,Bronx.N.Y.,$40; and RluncedltwruldpubltshinJanuary llsher, said ' the new photographs secondsetofplctureswould~ace . Spurlock, 21. Rt. 2, Patrtot, were Stephen Smith, 36, Sprlngfield. )ire "the last of lt." · "are- as explicit ... . and more and "people wwldn't forgive a dismissed. Denny T. Baird, Rt. 4, · James E. Williams, 33, Loveland, . • "Evecyone Is a Utile disgusted by shocking" than the photographs of second mistake." · GaD! polls, Was fined $\17 for reckless $42; J. L. Wooldridge ID, 27, Hubert, thiS now,"., Miss Willlams said Miss Williams tlul.t appeaied In the Gucdolle, through a spokeswo- operation; W1Warn 0. Roberts, 21, N.C., $42; Richard W. Eggleton, 26, :,;Friday after Penthouse announced September Issue. · man, said he wcu1d not reveal bow Proctorvtlle; was tined $11 for Rt. 1, Bidwell, $43; Mark A. Gable,· 4 tplannedtopubllshphotosthatare In lnlef;VIeWswlth'TheNewYork . muchhepaldfortheplctures. speeding; Andrew M. Ralke, 18, 24, Columbus, $>15; Teresa L. ··_'more shocking" than theorieS It Times, ' The SyracUse Herald· 1be.I!8J'llerplctUressbowedMiss ~tPleasant,W.Va.,wastlned$12 Skaggs,19,Jackson,$45;0delltaM. •_pJbllshed In Septembe~. forCing her Journal and 1be Record ofHacken· Williams and a model, Amy for an unsafe vehlcle; Sandra S. O'Bregon, 42, Elkhart, Ind., $48; · · lorellnqulshhercrown. ' sack, N.J., MJssWUllamssaldshe Wessell, ,in explicit sexual poses. Cartet,3l,Rodney,wasflnedS17for PatrlclaL.Rlffle,ro,Wheelersburg, ': "I'm · getting burned twice by' pJSed 1or the pictures during the Miss Williams has'lnslsteQthat she speeding; and John Shaffer, 425 $74; and Richard L. Strader, 42, ·{ · , · never signed a model's release for Grea~ Terrace Drive, was fined $10 · Pittsburgh, Pa., $112. ~ the photographer after plee11ng guUty to a Charge of :*150 lb. Prod iScope & Cockinc Stirrup not included Ma"..., WILDCAT II CROSSBOW S1 $242 95 o. BEAR 40 MX CAM. BOW $ 95 SL 30 •••••..•·•~··•••••••••-• 1------..;..;...__.,...;.___----t BEAR POLAR LTD WH WOOD W10 HANDLE' .EAR WHITOAIL....~~f.. INGROUNO ABOVE GROUND W'th waer t 8 ago 1 15'Round ................. '38.00 16x32 ..................... '141.00 18' Round ........... ...... '51.00 · 16x36 ..................... '169.00 .21' Round ............. .... '66.00 16x40 .................. ... '173.00 24' Round ................. '80.00 18x36 ..................... '170.00 27' Round ............... '105.00 18x40 ................. ~ ... '188.00 12x24 OvaL .............. '51.00 20x40 ..................... '199.00 16x30 Oval ................ '73.00 20x44 .............. ... ,,.. '219.00 16x32 Oval .. ... ........ , '102.00 Winter Kits up to 10,000 gal .............................. •14.95 Winter Kits up to 20,000 gal .............................. '19.95 1 .THE POOL PEOPLE 1ng the level of interest rates and market conditions at future dates." National City alsO could convert the short -term credit line Into a Jong-tenn loan. 31711NeWoS....,;tH. ••••111r1, Ohil 4S 160 1-614·'U-5724 ' " ••• 51. otolo 456!1 ....... 1-.,4·446-3051 G~lt. •07 (.,.. Drln P.tc ........ W. Ya. 16191 ...... 1-S04-411-54ot, • · ' . h · king '' . ·.' ' V ew. anessa pl_ C S . more . 8 oc ' N #j•:-.:;::=·,, ENNINGS' . 1 ._ r • " .,, • K1IIDI I fil .. ' ·t'-AJUp .es e .~or marrtage r- · GALLJl;'OWS - . The following . flied for marriage licenses recently In Gallla. County Probate ' Court. • George J. Wharton, 23, Rocky · JUver, engineer, and · Robin L. · • purnett, 21, Kanai!ia. teacher. · Gene A. Layton, 22, Thunn!lll, . teacher, an(! Teresa A. Neal, :n, Rt. 'l, Patriot, teacher. • . '1'\mothy Kyger, 31,126Second Ave., dentist, and BUlle S. Fritz, 28, · l26SecondAve., dentist. Jolin V. MuU!ns Jr., 26, 1~ . Olalham Ave., d!silbled, and Jodie ' }..Mullbis,24,1619J,lChathamAve., tmemployed. • John B. Jeffers, 21, Rio Grande, student, and Dixie L. Martino, 25, ~o Grande, InStructor. ' • $159'5 ,_____________ 50-65" DRAW .t~ples 28-30" LENGTH ~ ~------------~~ . 1 #1025 Mag~ Arrows v. NEW FROM lEAN 117 5 SIIENGIH BOW MATE COMPOUND QUIVEI ·.$2995·DOZ. S9.95 ~·-=· CHEST MODELS e . 15 ·cu. FT.................. ONLY $3·7 9 15 CU. FT••••••••••••••••• ONLY $348 . $ -20 CU. FT.......~········· ONLY 447 UPRIGHT MODELS. 12 CU. FT••••••••••••••••• ONLY 17 CU. FT~ ................ ONLY $376 $436 12-Ga. Only Auto Loadl .tJ S~o,gur. $319 9 5 .. ·[:!\Varrantserved 1,. , Fl•s• DALY or IIFU . ' liMINGTON "SPOUSMIN 12" IIIW . 12 Ga. Pump lctfH Vent lib PWCUI~On $179·95 S17 en ••nut 60 It liTO. LOBEl. .IIS..LL SCOPI .$6995 Still A few U11d fl.idln~ Mowers . snd -' New Weed Ttlmmers On Complete Cloteout. ' ONLY •• WE WILL IIOT BE UIIDERSOLD l.izz;ie s. Ca1T' . VINTON .:o. .Lizzie S. Carr, .78, ""·~" ..._ died at5:15 p.m. F"'"~"u ... ~·· ......y. following an extended Illness. Born Feb 16 "''"' .........._olthe '"""" ---~· ·late Mr. and· Mrs. Jam Spradlin, she was a memberofEwlngtoftChurch of Christ In Christian Union. · ~t-grandchlldrm. SurvMng ilre a soii, EarlleofRt. · ~serviceS wUJ be held at 2 2, VInton; and three grandchildren p.m. todaylntheFirstChurchofthe andsevengreat.grandch~Jdl'el Nazarene, with the Rev. Bob Shewasal90fllea:dedindeathby Madismofflciatlng.Burialwillbeln adaughter,OneldaMullins: Moond Hill Cemetery. ArrangeFuneralserviceswUJbe.heldatl rnents are by Miller's Home for AUG. 16 THRU SEPT. 16, 1984 ....-r-... • Shotguns • Handguns QUICK LOANS BARGAirtS ON NEW I!Jt USED NERCHMDISE [446-6840 ••• --... .... ' lfenolce, BEDROOM BONUS DOUBLE SAVINGS GALLJPOLIS-MaxlneThelrna 73. Ql2 Second A' Galll~ls, died at 9:35a.m. ~ In HoberMedlcalCenter. Born · June 6. 1911, In Mason . County. W.Va .. daughterofthelate George and Lillie Leach Mink, she wasaiJielllberoftheF!rstChurehof theNaz.arenelnGalllpolls . She married Wtlllam Howard CpnJey In 19M, ami he 11190 Pleceded ' ANNOUNONG THI OPINING OF Emeraency SATURDAY OFFICE HOURS Open .... \ • Sundlr 12 !10011 to 5:00 p.m. • · AOnlllloni-Nme. ' Dllcllarlll - Kevin Bulb. Selin P,re· ., ll ' ' · A•alhlllle by Dr. lo!Mrt Terty, Optemetrllt · I Phone (6\4) ,446-1760 OVER 500 EYEWEAR FWIES ~!SPLAYED . LATEST COJIT,ACT LENS DESIGNS HOURS: lon. I Fri. 9:00-S:OD; Tues. & Tll.s. 9:00-7:30 Saturdly 9:00-3:00: Closed Wldnesdly LOCATED IY THE SPIIIII VAWY CIIIEIA AT 548 JACKSON PillE. IALLPOUS, 011 • ., s--:----,--·~uP AND SAVE:---:------$ ' ~ , BEDROOM$ SUITE ·100 OFF ll ON ; IIGINNING SEPT. 8 Saturclay and h•llnt ApJIIInltnentl Fell' lp l!xams Medical ·• ~-~at4:115p.m. fti!N. Ill St. fer Mae r.IIIO ·~M'IdlciiCelfer. , ' . Conley .GALLI A OPTICAL CENTER . . )'eterans Memorial ' 104·675·1911 ,.;.. ' . M ine T Coni ax • ey -. . .Emergency. ~ ' •~nty HUN'IING cu•c SB'I. 16th J RID)fi\h\IIIYI~~ [C)f4\w.vlrNl ~1\fl@[C) lJ"IJil{i;lU\1~ ~ IJ""INWIN ~IJ'1J IJ"" l!lday. ' ' POMEROY -OIIe1QU8drunwas Q!ported Frida)' by the Melb. , NTI IUCICAitD 430 '21'tD GALLIPOLIS --- Pmieloy, to Rllcda Elleell McAJlla. lt!r.l8. P\JiJieloy, ' ' r~Funera= · ::ls·~-------:--J.=::::==================·~.,~;' IJI• ~... ,I BEDROOM SUITES COUPON SAVINGS KennethGreaocyLee,26,GallipoID PeiaiY Sue Bush, 21, Racine; ~ John Robert Ywog, ~ . ' ,, •. Rifles Buy • Sell • Trade . 11111111 IUCII LURE . 1Oo/o OFF ON ANY GUN IN STOCK p.m. Monday ' McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, InVinton. with the Rev. James Pattenon ofllclating. · Burtal wUJ be In Vinton 'Memorial Park. Friends may .caD at the funeral hcime frtm 24 and IH! p.m. ·~ STORE HOURS:' lon. tllrv Sit. 9:30 I.M.-1:00 p.m. . I her In de81h in 1973. l;lurvlvlng are three sons, Harland and Wtlllam, bothojGalllpolls, and Paul of Marlon; three daughters, MrS. Marjorie Shemp of Marietta, Mrs.laquetynHugbesofColumbus, and MI's. Jean Davison of GaJJJpoUs; and 12 grlndchlldrell and two :~ POMEROY - Two marriage .iceuee were Issued in Meigs ~ ProbateCowt. S2275 5 GAUON CAN Area death s :file for' maniage. $4995 . ROOF COATING ..... · Care Needs · . · ,loudexba!ISl. .I c.- Suits ~ .-------:----..a..,.__________ . ~L. ~~ ~~; H1Diter, 21, Rt.and 2, r~;;;;~;;~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~;;~ll · IJthtwtltht · ALUMINUM Guy F. London, 22. Rt. 4, Gallipolis, ldtchen manager, and Lora G. Wilson, 27, Ashton, W.Va., waitress. . , David J . Sorrell, 35, Patriot, assistant manager, and Mary E. McKenzie; 34,-Patriot, housewife. · · David .P. 'l'urntf, 24, Rt. 2, GaDipolls, Bob Evans steakhouse employee, and Brenda G. Whlte, 26, Rio Grande, clerk. , . Bruce A. Hively, 27, Eureka Star Route, truck driver, and Marla T. Hurlow, 17, Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, W.Va., student. Gregory T. Bournes, Seabrook, Md., construction worker, and Tina L, Callaway, Gallipolis, lllE!dlcal ,s ecretary, · Timothy L. Lawhon, 35, Rt. 1, Galllpolls, Kaiser Aluminum em· · t::"· 2 Pc. led. Head 3x9d2mm · }'rlday by Gallipolis City Pollee. Shaner,29,Rt.l, Bidwell,secretary. tflarglnc 11er with grand theft and John P. ~vts n, 28, !144 Jackson •wrttlng bad checks. Pike, 8CCOUJ!Iant, and Janet R. ~; Charged was ~year-old Cheryl · Richards, 31, 54t Jackson Pike, 'LYmWebb. · ' Robblns&Myersemployee. • SeM!d with a w&rraht charging KelthW.Clark,19,Rt.l,Cheshlre, ianpnC!ty was Glenda GaD OUver, student, and Leesa E. Sheets, 19• Rt. · 32, Ray. 1, Gallipolis, teUer· Tony Ours, 23• Rt. 2• Crown Qty• •" Qted for DWl no endorsement :~ ..~~ the~ way on a ~Teresa .Henson, 25• ·_,.,.,...,. stl'l!ll!t was l..aWmx!e E. • _ , , c · ·· IJ;rady Jr.,ll, 123FoorthAve. San\llaiE. burst, rl5, RloGtande, ' ·~ AlsocltedwereWendaiiL.Eblln, dlsabled,andBettyJ.Nelson,l9,Rt.• ''12, Middleport;~ sign viOlation; 1, BldweD, preschool teacher. L. Carter, 27, 536 Jackson 1. · 50 CaL T<m............ pioyee,an(!RegJnaK.Cl<ity,29,422 Fourth Ave., hQusewlfe. ;~ GAlLIPOLIS - .. A ' wellston Roger Morgan, · '!T, Newport ~was IE!IVed with a warrant News, Va., supervisor, and Susan lf " WJU:S RIFLES . ~ ~~ys__t jobs," The trouble began Frtday when the protest group, also krown·as the Black and Latin Economic CoaU· lion, was "screaming imd'shoutJna!' at construction workers that not enough minorities were working ,there, Capt. · Andrew DUion safd. Wllnesses said the po-otesfei'S charged the buDding entrance aJ\11 · assault!'!! a toreman. ' Pollee arrl~ed In tlnie to ~ ·~ male who apeared to be Jnjw'ed being carried from the site to a · private car," Dillon said. ot!icers called for an ambulance, but the man had vanished by the time It amved, he said. "The omcers followed the group and trted to disperse them," Dillon said. As they approached a va~t apartment buDding under renova.tlon, "the officers heardthreeshotl. "The crowd began to seatter, leaving '\ wounded man on the sldewli!k," Dillon said. · ' rr.;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; • b. e1•unmatJ0fi, •· . • ·8· :.'A . T&T . annOUnCeS )0 995 $9995 $7995 . rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-J 20 B 995 · '-$7995 11 li;&.;;;'..;jij.•j••_•_··-··-·-··-··-·~··-··~·~··-·-~--t:B;:E;A;1;;.8LA;7.;'c;;I;;':;';M~A~G~"~·~~~··~· _::..__-i SWIMMING POOL OWNERS DAlTO N . ·. $· . JIIIIJINGS UGHTNING 25 to 31"sa 995 ~c=~~~~~~~~~';~~t~~Ii ~ WINTER COVERS DBO BOW QUIVER... 1 49 5 DRAW LENGTHS •••••••••••• repaid thfough funds generated within the company, the earnings of subsidiaries and the possible lssuance of long-term debt in either the pubUc or prtvate markets. The interestratewouldOuctuate. "National City currenlly has no fi ments to 1 spec! c pans or arrange ld · tssuesuchdebt,"thesummarysa . .''Thetlmlngofsuchissuance,lfany, ·will be tmpacted by factors includ· • . GAJ,LIPOLJS - scope & MouAt Not Included. Pollee ~sault complaiilt dismissed ' The $:tro mlllion merger would rpake the National City Corporation thhleolargestbankholdingcompanyin O · tORK (AP) - auarded !l amstructlon site Se.tur· HUI\IT WITH BOTH GUN AND BOW. ..___J The Sunday 'f.~o Be A Two Season Hunter ~hareholders set bank merger vote : CLEVELAND (AP)- National City Corporation will use a $200 mUUonllneofcredltatapresent12.5 percent Interest rate to finance Its inergerwlththeC9IumbusBancO· lllo Corporation, according to share!)older Information on the merger released Frtday. : Shareholderslnbothcorporatlons Wlli vote Sept. 281n Columbus and {!:leveland on the merger, which \('CI'IvedFedera!Reserveapproval . onAug.10: • Ohi.-JIOint Plea1011t, W. Va. 1914 .. BDWHUNTING ;. SEASoN SPECIALS Spending helping recovery, • economic observers 'believe By CHET CURRIER AP Bu!11ness Writer Jwst.• 26, 1984 ANY PURCHASE OF .MATCHING DRESSER. MIRROR, CHEST & BED IN STOCK, AND AS A BONUS, NITEST AND FREE. Red-.m Before Sept. 1, 1984 ------------------------CLIP AND SAVE ' I I I I I I I I . • NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!!! $1 00 OFF SALE PRICE COUPON PLUS FREE 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH WITH APPROVED CREDIT ' OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY CORf>IN ~ SN\"VER fURNITURE CO. • 955 Secontl ~ve. 446-1171 Galllpolls."Ohl• ' , NIT EST AND Sale Ends Sept. Jst •' �Page A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis/ Ohio August 26, 19l4 Point Pleaeant, W. Vo. --Local Briefs:· - ..... Sewer system funding expected heiested IRONToN - Consultants have told Lawrence County olflclals tllat funding for a $21.6mllllon sewer system In the eastern part ot the ~nty should be conflnned next month. The system Is to seJVe Chesapeake, ProctorvOle, Rome1bwnship, an area along Ohio 175 north ot ProcfDivWe, Buttalo Creek and Big BranCh Creek. · Funding Is expected from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Foundation subsidy released POMEROY - The August state school foundation subsidy ' payment to Meigs County scl)ool dlslrtcts totaled· $578,911.22, according to State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson. . Deductions from the total amount of basic and transportation aDowances Included $16,Gl.'l for schOol employes retlrmlent; $59,882 for state teacherS retirement; $25,742 for an allotment to the County Board of Education, leaving a net payment to thedistrlctsot$476,614~ Distribution by district was $126,014 to Eastern Local School District; $ll2.673 to Meigs Local School Dlstrlct; and $l24,4!Ml to · Southern Local School District. FOUND G~'IY - .Jo1m ·Gecqe Spino ,fr., wen County. Coorthouee by 'Detedive Rqm Evenole,left, and a Van Wen County sherlft'sdeputy ~MEROY - A grant of $62,250 for extension of sewage Ones on West Main Street In Pomeroy was approved Friday by the Ohio Department of Development. Rep. Jolynn Boster, DCaiUpoUs, said that early approval was given by the department so that construction In the area Where the ·new Ones wUl be laid cliuld progress on schedule. · The funding will be used to extend sewage lines from Meigs Tire Center to below the Pizza Hut construction to pick up aU of Monkey Run, Mayor Richard Seyler said. .H_!! noted that the village will seek additional funding to complete .the sewage systElfl! In the village. The West Ma!n Street and Monkey RlliLareas are the only sections of the village not now seJVed by the system. · Seyler said that slncethegrant has now been approved, the village will act to secure bids on the project. Meigs schools Qpen Monday . . POMEROY - Meigs Local Schools will open for students on Monday. . . Bus routes are scheduled to pick up students at approxtrnately the same times as last year. . Lunch prices will be the same as last year. Elementary students through the eighth grade will pay 80 cents for lunches and high school students wUl pay 90 cents. Students will receive Information regarding tree and reduced lunches the first few days of schOol. These must be returned to the scllool by Sept. 7.· Probation revoeation considered . . POMEROY - ('vletgs County Common Pleas Judge Chari~ Knight has ruled that Paul R. Steinmetz Sr. should be released on his own recognizance untO a heartng date can be set to decide probatJon for Steinmetz should be revoked. Steinmetz faces a prison sentence U this Is done. Steinmetz received probation after being convicted of carrying a dange!'OIJS · wellllOO In a Jan. 29, 19821ncldent Involving former game protector Andy Lyles. The case against Steinmetz has been tiled by the stale. In another case fUed by the sta~. Owain E. Helton withdrew a previous plea of guUty and Is to be graitted a trial by jury. Helton has been ordered to remain In the county until further proceedings are scheduled. John E . Sexton Jr. was granted a divorce from Lynn EDen Sexton on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extremE' cruelty. . whether Rotarians to make donation MIDDLEPORT - More than $8,400 will be given to crippled chl)dren In Meigs County by the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. In Its weekly meeting Friday, the club named Ray Pickens, Bill Blower, Roger Luckeydoo, John Rice and Lee McComas to head a C(rnllllttee to decide how the money should be spent. .· The meeting's program was presented by Yvonne Scally and Dr. Craig Mathews, president and vice president, respectively of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce. They dl.scussed the Sept. 8 Middleport block party. . I Two accidents reported GALLIPOLIS -Two Rt. 2, Bidwell residents escaped lnjucy when their cars collided In a CUJVe on Gallla County Road 4 Friday afternoon. The GaiUa-Melgs post of the stale highway patrol said a cardriven by TodcM. Wooten, 19, was westbound and Lois A. Penney, 48, was ~bound when Wooten alteQ!pted a rlgbt tum In a curve and struck Penney's vehicle. The 4:l ) p.m. accident caused Ugh! damage to both vehicles the patrol said: · · · The patrol said Joyce Phllllps, 52, BldweD, and Dmlald , Goldsbeny, '49, 514 HUda Drive, were northbound on Ohio 100 at 3: 'S1 p.m., when Ph!Uips attmtpted a lett turn Into a prtvate drlvi!. Goldsbeny reportedly could not stop In time and struck PhW!pa from behind according to the patrol. No Injuries were fi!IIOI1ed and the accident caused light damage to PhllUps' car and moderate .. damage to Goldsberry's vehicle. W........, alter heJq fuuud pdly In the Aua.B, lll82 klc!Mpplng and agravated murder of,EJP!, Ohio postmistress . VAN WERT, Ohio (AP) Murder defendant John George Splrko Jr. on Friday asked a Van Wert County Common Pleas Court Jury to recommend his execution aild vowed to es.:;ape If sentenced to life In prlson. Splrko, · 38, of Swanton, · was convicted Wednesday of aggra· vated murder, lddnapplng and aggravated murder "((th speclflca· !lollS In the 1982 slaying of Elgin PostmlstressBettyJaneMottlnger. Mrs. Mottlnger, 48, was abducted from her post otflce the morning of Aug. 9,1982. Shewasfoundslx.weeks later stabbed to death ne~~r Fln!llay. As required by law In possible death·penalty cases, the Jury met Friday to determine whether 1to recommend thatSplrlwbeexecuted or be sentenced to life In prison with nochanceofparoleforalyearsorno chance of parole for :lJ years. The jucy dellbera ted for about hour Friday before recessing and was Schedculed to reSume deUbera· tlons at 8: lJ a.m. Saturday. Van Wert Common Pleas Judge Sumner E. Walters eventuaUy will determine what sentence to ImpoSe. lie said Uthe iwrreache!!ad€cislol! Saturday, sentencing w6uld be Jane Motttnrer. ({\P die. Youhavetosend.a'nx!ssageout that the iiiUing might be tied to a to·convlcts,ex;convlcts,anyonethat memberofthatcrew. · they'll pay with their Ufe." Spll:ko ''Tovlndlcatehlmatagravesltels said during a half-hour statement to ludicroUs," Hatcher said. the nine-man, three-woman Jury. . Hatcher sulmllted a psycholcr Splrko, as he had durlhg his trial, gist's report that he said d~rihed said he had never seen Mottlnger Splrko as "veiY depressed, vecy and was not Involved In her death. upset." · He told the Jury that Uhe l$l{lven a van Wert County Prosecutor life sentence, he will do his best to · Stephen Keister, however, saki the escape. jucy should recommend death. "H you B.uow me to escape, I'm He referred to Splrko's 1970 afraid I will turn lntooneotthemost conviction for the murder of a rottenest people that ever walked," • 73-yel!f·Old Kentucky woman. Splrko said. Splrko seJVed 12 years of that life He said he should die because of t bel 1e his lifestyle, which he described as· sen ence ~re paro · · "committing one crime after . ' another.''· Teachers OK new contract Sptrko earlier had waived his right' to present witnesses at the mitigation hearllig, which began at 4 p.m., but <lefense ' attorneys ad ~ dressed the Jury over his objections. NEW LEXINGI'ON, Ohio (AP) "We are not a vlgillante society. Wec):ln't tie someone up, takehlmto - Teachers here have overwhelm· lngly approved a new, three-year the tall~t oak tree and hang him," contract - In time for classes to said defense attorney W. Edward begin Monday as scheduled. Hatcher. The New ~on Education HesaldSplrkoshouldbeglvenUfe · Association, which approved a In prison because more evidence· ·contract that lncre~ begtnn!ng ciluld surface In the case to clear teacher's salaries by $1,00l, may Splrko. Defense attomeys main· face problems Jtemming from Monday. • · talned during the trial that Mottln· negpllatlons. New Lexington City wrapped In a canvas "A lady lost her ·Ufe In the most gers body .SchOolS Superintendent Clete B!licruel, Inhumane way anvone can used by a Findlay painting crew and ach said he will file unfair labor ' pracilces charges againSt the union. (Continued from ):)age A-1) Bulach said the union Illegally forced the d)strict to Include a Any problem which Is the direct Bob First, SCS representative In contract clause that requires nOn· result ot an abandoned coal Site Is a Meigs County, says that before union teachers to pay about $150 In possible reclmDatlon project. This reclamation, thetwoPagevillesltes imlon !lues. tncludes·w~tepUeg,qJentngs;tand· were bare, with little or no slldesandcoaltlpples.Butthe1;1!are vegetatJon, and acid soU. These ~era! steps Involved In getting a were strip mine areas left from the , . reclamation project started. 19515. First, the specific problems SCS funds come through the stemming from the abandoned federaUy-approprlatedRuralo(\han· mine must · be defined. If these doned M~ Program .under the ( probiems are serious enoug]l, . Department,ofAgrlcu!ture. Uf engineering money can then be There are no Meigs County SCS approprlated · projecls this year, but plans are In The lonnextfromstep Is to obtain the works for another site near 8 A.M.·12 Midnight permlss 1and owners to Pagevllle which Involves appmxl· 5 • 5 1 enter the properly. A design can mately 85 acres. Construction on · fartlng tpt. then be made followed by a cost this site is tentatively scheduled to MEIGS CO. ROAD 26, 1914 LOOK AT THE BUNNY- A . NeUwrlandl Dwarf Seal Polni rabbit .• heJd by LDI1 Benne~* for the chllcln!ll·and their pannta to - · .1\ Ultle oervouil from the ride, the rabbit cl*'t want to be loucbed or petted. It was brou&b' to G••lpnls by &be Columlul Zoo, This, aloDr wllh III!Veral odlers, were plll'llded III'OUJICithe &Ymnaslum forGDC r ''uu and ever:v- elite Ia attm±noe to tiee. stand trial. To honor .those who have.gone before... Fur, feathers and fins: the zoo spends an afternoon in Gallipolis It to lnspite those whofoUow ••• . feather and fin was In town last week. Scme people looked, some touched, others wondered, The fur, and the perfect endurinJ trlbut~· • 'io a Soloci Barre Culld Monument. The high otandards B•rre hao Ill for each monument enabla us . aiaun you of the utmoit in quaUiy and dnlp. an was brigade COUPON , logan Monument Company Pomeroy, Ohio-'Vinton, Ohio •• estlrnatebasedonthedestgn. At this point, applications can be · . year begln. 'about AprU or May of next scs now has eight priority sites made for construction monies. H · this money Is appropriated and the within Meigs County and plans to tandownersstgnconstruetiQnagree. complete one or two projects each ments, reclamation can then· 'get year unto all are finished. underway. Abandoned mines dot Meigs When complet:ed, the two projects · ·county and ~urroundlng counties · In Scipio and Bedforcl townshlps will because for years, there were no · be the fourth and fifth nclamatlon government laws regulating the projects on the west branch ot the way a mine site was lett after a coal Shade River to ·be flnlshed .slnce seamwasdepleted. 1. 978: Many of these sites arepotentlaUy Reclamation reclaimed a site In dangerous for a variety of reasoris, Scipio Township In 1978. ~ others are merely eyesores. SCS reclaimed twO' other sites, Reclamation .agencies will con· both In the Pageville area. One site - tlntie to Investigate and nclalm wasflnlshedlnl982, theotherln1983. these abandoned sites. > ,• T, ' ' aU .a<if!r the cttnrnunlty turned out to see the animals. Lori Bennett from the WJ lrwgbt several IJlllmals (foro Columbus 'and answered questions whUe taking them aroun4 the gymnasium at GDC. Among her menagerie were a mll!lature horse, a macaw, a hedgehog, an aillgator and a Netherlands Dwarf Seal Point rabbit. Lucy • Earwood, volunteer coordinator at GDC · helped IUT&nge for the petting WJ,,open to the community. Acting director Jeff Spies had told MrS. Eaiwncid he'd heard that anlm· ais were taken to facUlties like GDC lit the Columbus area. "Pet therapy has been proven," MrS. Earwood said, mtlng t)lere are several resident · ;mlmals at the facility. She said she'd Uke to See more programs for the residents to be around animals, adding they reallY enjoyed last year's farm city day. "We try to take l)ne of each with fur, fealhets .and scales," DPiease send me FREE booklets· showing memorials printed in full color with sizes nad prices listed. - DKind ly have an authorized logari ; · ' Monument Co. representative call at my home. DPiease send me details about ; Mausoleums without obligation ; :;, ,. • s·~,r..~,o-,T~-.~~._________; •t I 1 'I r;:=========::;l ------------GW l.OGAN. MON uME NT Grocery & 0 arry NEW Hou.s ''Where's tlle snake?" The Columbls Zoo came to visit at C'.aDipoUs Developmen· tal Center Wednesday, and not only wen! the residents excited, but children and parents from --------------~ Projects... . City or Town ., J. ' ' • '4 • Pomeroy, Oh. . et .Pomer9y-Meaon Bridg• Le o L• Ve . ug h en, Mgr. Phone 992-2688 Vinton JamC:·o~~:~~~·Mgr. ·Pho'ne 388-8803 ~~·~1~7~0~F~F~O~F~~~1~4~3~:l:~~~~:;::;::::: \[ary each trip. She decided not ib bring the boa constrictor and substituted a f;.month-old aillga· tor this time. They have to be careful with the animals they bring ciut; she added, due to humane society · rules and regulatJons and how weD (or not) the animals travel. The most popular In the packed gym were 1he miniature horse - a native ot Norway - · and the alligator. The macaw was lett tO roam on his own, whUe the others· had a tight ; retgn, espectaUy the alligator. Animals are good , therapY, and residents otGDC, alongwltlt about 100 others from the community got a good~from !he fur, feather and fin 1>rldage of the Columbus Zoo. NA~ AND Naf SO NATIVE - This mlnlalure . _ , !100ft at.left, 18 nallve to N-.y , and ~ J!rougla to GeUipolia ~ Cell&er Wfldnel. deY,: ~~ the diRies .. Clift) ...,. ~was IAJrl Bennc!Uef lhci COlumbus Zoo ...,, One ~ native' ,to lhll eounh7. Jell 8lid above 18 a 5-DICJII&h.Gid alllptm, ft!lm Florlde. Sollie SO WE HAVE A. Spe~isl Ms. Bennett said. The animals Fo1.M~m... Dl. above, a hedgehor, rea. · ~ to the porcupine, Is held. A .... .lllunlllll anbnal, they baD up when held, but open out on the ~ It Is native to EIII'Ope. reedY 15°/o Off ALL PEIMS .UPR... I1" 111.,. 11 0 WI Will il CiciSID I • • Up tQ 30% more ullllble IJCIW'II' " • TouQil-enct-go control hendle • Solld-state ignitiOn INSTALLED ••FiPatengertip • Quiet under-the-deck ,,'' •• iloil., AUG. 27 TO AnEND A nYUIIO SI.NAI IN PAII.I IMIG, W. VA. nMfler IIWting art now certlftiCI wltll major companies . to do Instillations IIIII hive complete inventOI'J of backup units t9 &M best ~ce in . Lawn-Boy tefety feeturee . Photos and text by Lee Ann Welch ' ODDS &. ENDS SHOP. ... lookfd 9'1, ~ dellgla, -.-e . more apprehenlllve. WIIH FiEE MAlE-UP ' CONSULTATION This is a special purchue witb limited number of systems. We tht 1111. . • NEW LE}CNGI'ON, Ohio (AP). - An attomey1or a w<man IICCIIIed of kOllng her two children Bllld 111e wtU undel.'g(l sanity testing at the Southwest Forensic Center In CoiUillbus· ' ., Rachel ThQmpson, 31, ' Q{ Somerset. has pleeOed ln!!OCe'lt ~ InnOcent by re&IIOI1 of lnaanlty Ill murder charges stemming !rem the. May 15 slaylngs of her chUc~Joe,~, Jason, 7, and Holly, 5. • MrS. Tholn.-on was fo¥Dci1 wounded In the stomach the J!laht. She has since recovered ~i conunllted herseU to Athena Med~­ lfW.thCenter. '·~: Her lawyer, Luann Cooperrldel>; saki the examination In Colum~ , '· will be dltterent from tests ~ · Thompson underwent In Canf bridge. Doctors relying on ~; tests pronounced her et;lffipetent to Spirko asks jury for death penalty COMPLETE 9' SYSTEM ' Betty Laserpholo}. . SUPER SA.LE . $1495° Sectionrn5 saroe: center, of Swanloa, OIJio, Is C!I!COI:Ied ·from lbe Van Sewage line funding granted theri er Suspect's ....·-' . •• 'Sanity to I RIDENOUR SUPPLy IlDDLE PORT \~ r.l oi ·l • .. ..,.. "'· ') . .. - -· . - "~ .., - · -~"'-L'~.t.....:..-. " �Page August 26, 1.984 · PonNIDf Middhplllt-Gallipolia, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. B-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel : Augu~t 26, 1984 Plastic now goes tphere paper used to tread in. .the bag .wars By RANDOlPH E. SCHMID Aslloclated Press Wrller WASHJNGTON (AP) -After a century of service as one of America's most usea but least noticed products, the brown paper grocery bag ts ).lllder attack. The battlegrou nd Is th~ supennarket. The enemy Is plastic. And.with annual sales of25 bllllon bags at stake, the paper Industry isn't l'('lldy to fold wltmut a fight. Plastic sacks could ~apture as much as one-fifth of the grocery bag market by the end of thiS·year, said Ronald Schmieder of Mobil Cbt'111· cal Co., a leading manufacturer of tbebags. ·T hafs up trom less 't han5percent three years ago, with the plastic bags appearing across the nation In such -major chains as Safeway, Pathmark, Lucky Stores, Vons and others. · But the J)aper Industry contends Its share of the sack market still tqlS 90 percent, and ls,pressllig a public relations campaign on behaH of the l)lg brown bag. ~ 1n home. Itcan ~llllldtr · bathing suits, diapers, garbage, and · 'Not so, replied Patbmark's Wun· , 1 derle, "pi!ISt!C Is subitantlally. so forth.' I Ill'*"~ becauaeofthe llandle$ st:rooger ... (and) yau don't have' to . No.t to be outdoile, the paper wblcb inake H eea1er to carry. IndUstry respmded that few IIMin· . But subwtlanltes lean toward 1worry about wet llemll or sharp corners.'' !kiM have seNe<~ so many 1181!1 u paper, whlchlnayoontalnmoreper theltblg brown bags. As to cost, When plasUc Was first beg and Is more stable In the back~ Garbage detall topped their list d l!ltroduced a few years ago It was. a station waeon. · Mona Doyle, a Philadelphia· slightlY more costly than Jl4per. ~ 11.91!5 for the abeoibeut based consumer consultaJit tor the Today pi!troleum prices - the raw bags - with a spectal DOte that American Paper . Institute, COO· IJ\Ilterlal tor plastic -are 00w11 and llfl)lke plastic, the paper bags' are tel!ded paper hap hold more than the plastic baas are a bit clieatJer. btodeeradablelntheenvlrprunent Schmieder also said consumers and are •made. from trees, a plasUc, are stron&e' aud are less J'e!lewable source. likely to be tom by sharp cw lle'I'S ~ prefer .p.lasttc because of "mAnY In the stniQle tor a market that Wunderle ~ dty sl!Qppers, who paper has '-1 jilst abouttottseltfor 101 yelrs, the n!!IU!tt, so far, have hem IlllxEd. a Vf!rY llll'lin8 "Plastic has following by about ~ penst ~ siiOPPI!IS. hap are also stnJn&IY pel fa I ed by about :lJ PaPer pei cent. The rematn1na «l percent of custoiners are lndltren!nt," said RDbert WUDdel'le, a SjJI nan tor I thePI!tlunarksupennarlaetc:halnln theNewY~~area. :aut people with a JlltfelEIK.e are ''vecy strooa and vocal," be added. ·Katie I korner 1 uJ boxes. walk to and trom markets, seem to A .promise is a pro~ise,· girls _ dis~over . . By KATIE IIJWW OVPCoar~M¥ ' • Wblle cover1na the recent 4-H. FFA livestock sale at the meigs County Fair, I \\1tn rd. or 11t leaSt to me a sad situation. ' · · . IIi the show , flag at the time was a yoWig lady wl!h a lamb. seats aver from me' was another_. youne lady. , Dllrlng the saleyru are kept very bu$y and tor a while 1 did not notice so and theyhadtollveuptolt. what was taking place. • 1be two young ladles I am refeningtoareMlchelleGuessaae The girls lived up to their IIIPEii:IJHit ·!he lamb was sold and they 'c arriedon. 8andherslster,MellsslaGuessage 7,otTuppersPialns: 1 · ., ATHENS - Traditional -·"ta Scheduled for Sept. 2 wiD be: 10 puppet 1lxlwl and f!IC4! palntlni. 't111M I .pottery, poretllln, lt8lnecl and a.m. to u a.m., IUpervilld clllld· Special bird C81V1ni exhlbttlon wU1 ~ alass. jewelly, WOllen rup, . I"!!ll'lletlvltlel; noontolp.m.,2to3 beCCIIductedbyOraAndersontrom ' 'hatldmade IWet.terl and mtlled p.m.,51n7p.m.,Filntrldp; andlto 10a.m. tolp.m. tor both clays. Food .liJmiture featurec! by :rr reatoaal 2 p,m., 3 to' p.m., Jollll lflalnland w111 be available. .artllta wiD be held at the IIE'YI!IIth Night V1J1m Puppets. Sept. 3lirlna& ·. AdrnluloiJ IS S2 for adults, $1 for Barn Raisin' Arts and Ctatta chlldren'l acUvttlel again tnm 10 senior citizens and children. Dairy ' •te.tlval from Sept 2 aNI 3 at ~ a.m. toUa.m.; MtrnlliartwlthThe bani members and children under the ageof6will be admitted free, ~ Barn Southeastern Ohio Bol*ats, noon to 1 p.m., 2 to 3 p.m. Already, the Dally Barn has I "ai!tural Arts Center In Athens. B!ld 5 to 7 p.m. John HlaiJu will awarded three artists woo wUl .J" appear again ~tl to2 p.m.and3to4 Dl.splays and demonstrations will be held ~eenlO a.m. and 8 p.m. p.m. on both days. Chlldn!ll's acUvttlel will InClude display. They are nm Mather, a pottertromAihens, for.BestofShow ./ andhohjlngootoalamb. . Mycurosltygotthebestof.meand I asked, what Is wrong? .BelngamotherandhoUsewlfets qqlteenooghform0$tladtes rut not torruta:Sherecentlycomplellidher llrstquartera,tRloGrandewithaB Spelilklng ot kids a reminder that average. Rita has always wanted to be sCbools wlll be ~k 1n sesston lll!lrt Involved In social work and she ts IV!!ek. Now why 1\0 I remind You of Ibis determlnedtogetherdegreeanddo ·for · one reason- DO DRIVE just that. We compliment yru and wtshyoo .CAREFULLY." As theslgnreads, We Have l.Ot.of the very best. . KldsButNoneToSplire. . I knoW most of yru watched and Do have a nice week. enjoyed the Olympics. The opening 1beanswerwas, "theyareselllna ~ lamb." My first reaction was don t let !bern do lt. But as the grandmother sald they agm!d to do Doctor explodes myths ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Donald Denney ol Bidwell wtl observe thele 30th wedding annlvet5111')' Aug. 27. Denney Is emp!Qyed by Smith Transfer of Columbus aod Mn!. Denney works at the Rio Grande post ofllce. 'lbey are the parents of two daughters. Debbie Wellington, BldweU and DeniSe Roby, of Columbus. . Space shuttle gets .project by West Virginia class . . By ANDREW KATEIL Associated Press Writer SUPERIOR, W.Va. (AP) High school students are reach· "' lng from this coal mining l ', community toward space as : : they bid to have their experl· ; • ments lly on the U.S. space • :shuttle. . : : Mount VIew Htgh School :students Krist! Mahaffey and , ;Michael Stepp were amoog 19 !regional winners this year In • ;NASA's :·space Shuttle Student ; •Involvement Program." The : ;program solicits experiments : :that can be performed In space • !bY shuttle scientists. : , Krist! and Michael, both 16, ' ;devoted lunch periods over a •• 'four-month period to develop •, •their • proposals. : : Michael's experiment Is • 'called "The Development of •• • •Pine Seeds Using Seed Position ; :And Phototaxis To Encourage J ;ortented Growth." Krlstl's Is Communications System l .and Food-Searching Behavior of j i •r'The ; :Honey Bees." ; : Krlsttsaysshelstzylngtoflnd , <OUt whether honey bees are able t loocate food In the weightless; ~s of space. On earth, she : osays, ''If one bee finds food, It ; ¢orms a dance to let the : !others know that food Is near. " · · She proposed to put a locker : :COntaining 25 bees and a ·queen the shuttle. The locker, ' :about the size ot a bread box, w ould contain a hive In which the : :bees are separated by a partition · .from their food,.. a mixture of ' • .sugar and water. , ~ · The bees woold be mdnltol'ed : ·bY two motion picture Cilffi&as : 'to determine If weightlessness ' , Inhibits their ability to locate and • ; .then communicate about tbe ; .sugar water. Krist! speculates ; .that the diminished gravity of • space may affect the "dance" : :that the scout bee performs. benefits. 'They say that perman· ent manned space stations of the future will be better off If they can produce their own food. The pine seed experiment will help Indicate If plant grQWth Is noimalln space, theysay.Andlf It ts, bees could he used to poUinate plants grown to teed the space. colo$ts an~ .could produce honey In addition. · · Their hlgb $Chool has yet to prouce a national ~r', but Krist! and Michael both vow to re€nter this coming school year when they wUl be juniors at Mount View . Ms. Roberts, a 42-year-old Bluefield native who was named West Vtrglnla's ''Teacher of the Year" for 1983-81, says · the projects are rewarding to her as well as the students. The program allows them to dream up experiments witrout actually having to bulld them, she says. "Normally In school you're limited by a lack of equipment, but this ts all the Imagination," she say~ . "The SkY'S the llm1t." ,By . _ BlaUr, 1'11.0; DEAR DR. BLAKER - I am a 44-year-old housewife with a wondertul husband, a be11utlful 11o11se and one big problem. 1 have a son woo Is a schlzophninlc. He Is 25 and Is receiving treatment at a mental, holpltal near our home. He llves with my husband . and me, making It very difficult to cope with the unique problems that a schfzopllrenlc child brings Into the home. I had no Idea what schi2Dphrenlc was, · let alone how to deal with a schizophrenic. 1 had ' always thought It was a spilt perSonality. Every day I get different oplnlons from different doctors as to the causes, symptoms and treatment of schizophrenia. Is there a book that Is written for thase wm are close to a schlzophrenlc that wtu help them understand and cope with the situation? DEAR . READER ..... Yes. The book was written by E. Fuller . Torrey, M.D., and It Is called "Surviving Schizophrenia: A FamUy Manual" (Harper & Row). Schizophrenia Is a V!!J'Y difficult disease to uriderstand. There are many aspects of the syndrome that are not known to even the most knowledgeable researchers and clinicians. However, In this book Torrey explodes many of the myths concerning schizophrenia and give a detalled picture of the disease. The author discusses. the different drugs that are cUITenlly available to help combat the disorder. While the study of sh1210phrenla Is In Its Infancy, this guide 1s an . Invaluable aid for anyone who knows someone afflicted with the ~~~~~r. DEARDRBLAKER-Illveln :to ; :aboard l . ' ' . ' . •. : ·The daughter of a Welsh mine ;engtnee•·. Krist! says the Idea of 1 , ·putting bees into space grew out : of her childhood. ; : "[ was always fascinated by . • them. My neighbor had bees. I :was just looking through some • materials about them when I : :carne up wit h the Idea;" she • 5ays. ' ; Michael's experiment also Is· : ):leslgned to a ssess .t he effect ot : diminished gravity, He wants to ; 6ee If It will change the tendency • Pf pine seeds to grow with their : sproUts up and roots doWn. ; : Seeds, some already germ!' pattng, would be placed at : J!ifferent angles In a Jelly-like ' : growth medfwn with • ~ light • iKJur.ce above and a stlll camera ; taking periodic Photo81'81lhs· , • The experiments may 111!1!111 to } hAve little practical application, I I!Ut their designers see potential . . ! . sculpture, mlialcal lnltnlmenta, baSkets and bowII. In addition, an outdo<r ICIIIptui'e madeartls ofDennysnowGtence by Columbul Award. Mather received tbe same · theAmerlcanConternporaryWorks awaro In 1983. His work has been · In Wood, a national exhibition of featured In many .statewide and modem-day woodworkln& for .Sept. natlaialexhlblta~ ' 28to0ct. :18, Sharon and Mindy Edwards, The The affair w1ll feature 85 works of Plains, received the Award of 42 artists from act'06S the country Excellence for wood psaltery and tnCiudlng craftsmen Sam Maloof, dulcimers. The Athens Artisans Alta Lorna, caut., Robert Whllley, Award was given to Frannie Blake, Solebury, Pa. and Jack Larimore, an AthenS fiber artist. She recently Phlladelphla, Pa. received first prize for crocheted The works will illustrate the sweafersfromFamUyCircle. various ways artists use wood to Also In store at the Daley Barn Is Create contemporary furniture, t rftllth wUl be 011 display. The Datry Barn Is lOcatecl 011 Daley Lane, one half a mile oft Richland Avenue, For more Information, ccatact I!Je Dally Bam. P .O. Bax 7fl, Athens, Ohio, (614) S92-4981. J~ that does $1.5 ~loo In bustnesshoa 1 year, allootheuedreofpeopew want classy-looking cars. At his Roman CharlOt shop, he directs a staff or 25 1n restyling product!oo·model automobiles. He says there's an trnportant dtstlnc· tton between customizing and restyling. . "Customizing Inferred a radical change away from the orlglnallopk such as big fins, while restyling Is to modify the appearance of the car to give It an elegant touch," he said. New car dealers,.he said, depend on firmS like hts to fashion fi'legant touchesthatthemajormanufactur· ld bl ersv:ou never gam eon. Ooeexamplelsacabrolayroofklt . whlc_h Ronian Installs to give cars a His huslle Is paying oft a5 his workers compl~ the , average restyling job In two to tour days. Somel!iOand225carsroUthroulb his shop every month . · ROman'sloveof cars began.when be was about 12 He worked on them forfrlenctSin~backyardanddidlt ;,i free Justtobedolnglt " or • · r==========~~~~~======= "glamourdealers and $795 glass" He charges for look. Installing ththekltootttexpecttstheylnturn,ralse ecos ocusomers. "lt'sstllllessthanpeoplethlnklt'll be," .hesald. Most of the vehicles on which he works are 1~ than 5 years old. Roman attributes much of his success td "doing things not everybody did ." "You'veelthlirgottomoveahead or sit hilck and wa!A;h others take yOur Ideas," he said. "You gotta move. It's a competitive business." He Is now In hts third location and Indicates he may have to move again as bus~ continues to grow. JOP-5IDE/l rrD 11"~T5HO£ U/1J Af £VERYOI'H.t.n ""-'Pl "''l"" l'~ 'I"'IVVNG JO D£ ~M'DIIV ~•~ 1 n1 Jj · -· - - a dormitory In a large unlversi\Y oo the W!$t coast. The suites consist~ three double rooms that open onto a . - - - ' - - ' - - - : - - " - - - - : . . , . . , - - - - " " - - - - - - . , . large common room. At .first I enjoyed 'the setup becall$e It gave the six of us a place to have small parties and to just $100 '0F GIFTS·OF YOUR CHOICE FR0 M hang out. Recenlly, however, there ~OIJDA~Y POOLS, INC. WMEN YOU BUY have been some problems. Tw'o ~ the girls have started relationships IN-GROUND POOl .J<IT AT with guys wm llve about 100 miles DISCOUNT PRICES. , .. ' . from the school. . '~x:32 ••••••"••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••·• ' ••••••••••• '$2 While they are both great guys, &1l \ I It's gotten to the point where I feel ~ ·~·'"' that we should start renting out to !lJx~lJ · ~ i; ..... s~,7',r~ them. They are always staying mier, lounging aroUnd and making We Carry Supplirts land Eq'uipment in Stock It Impossible for me to walk about In my nightgown. Ifeelllkeaprtsoner. I don't know eXactly what to say to them without sounding like a nag, . . 304-492-4788 . but I really miss having a little privacy. DEAR ,READER - Your feel· lngs are understandable. You are being made to feel like a guest In 1-----------~-------,,.----­ your own apartment. Flrstoff,seehowtheotherglrlsln the suite feel about the situation. Chances are you are not alone In feeling that your prtvacy Is being Invaded. call a meeting during which you· and your suite mates can .air your grievances. Try to come up with some sort of compromise, such WINNER OF CABBAGE PATCH DOI. l as having· the guys over only on weekendS. TABITHA MOSSMJIN of Mo1on . W 'v'h Scared o! snakes? Afraid of flying? Nervous about leaving your WINNER OF WHEELBARRG"'' borne? Get help.from Dr. maker's CHI\Rf ES WEBER of Tupprn P!c""' newsl!'lter "If you are phobic." ·Send 50 cenls and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Dr. Blaker In care of this newspaper, UH SIt H P .O. 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' :~:Mechanized pickup ' :~ · PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -This ~ ~ city says ·that before It began • : mechanized ·collection of Its refuse : • In 1975, tberewere5001njurtesayear · · : to sanitation workers. : : Now, It says, the nwnber Is less : : than 50 and they are 1all minor. : :: "Productivity Is up 100 percent In ~ ~ 10 years. with the city 99 percent • ;-: automated," said Pleter Koomenof ~ " the sanlta tlon division. "When ~= collection was done manually, • ~ three-man crews couldn't handle :ll .:" tons under any conditions. Today, ::. Phoenix has Individual operators . : whocancollectmore~~tonsa .· day when necessary." ''FEEL GRAND'' _BUYING . ·::'Wedding BAUM LUMBER MAKE YOUR ·GRANDPARENTS . · ; LONG BO'ITOM -Mr. and Mrs. and Is the executive director of tbe ~ :Ha.r11s E . Frank. St. Route 248, Long American Cancer Society, MeigS :•:SOttom wiD celebrate their 25th County Unit. anniversary with an open , Frank, son ot the late John and · · :reception Sept. 9, 2: ~ to 4: ~ In the Annie Frank. ts retired from the : ~attemoon, on thelawnofthelrbome. Dravo Mechllng Corp.. Pittsburgh, : ~ ' Tbe reCeption wlll be hosted bY Pa. · :. ~. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer and In the event of rain, the reCeption ·;Mr. and Mrs. PJCkens. Mrs. will be held at the Rlvef\l'lew :;.Frank ts the daughter of Mr. and . Elementary School, Reedsville. · : •Mrs. Johnnie Kibble, Reedsvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank re:jurest that •• ' ...... •1 • EtU.-.;J be omitted . At The Fuir flllii..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii~ Mr. and Mrs. Hartis Frank -~franks' anniversary to. . Winners of Our DrowincJ f!Min ltbeqan wittllhtoriginal Sperry Top-Sia..-SOyNrugo. Tile Whole classic boat shoe looK. Andolll!r !he years it5 delll!looed into many new styles !hat offer trarfitiona/ . 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' 446·0699 I UPPER ROUTE 7 NEXT TO BETZ HONDA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' Sailcon II 0 r...,.,.eclllod&mallr of NHK !.lcllOn 8rOCidCOsflng Cotp.) • ,, ' .' ' ,, I. ~I ., . ., �Page B 4 Pameroy Middlepott-Gallipolil, Ohio Point Plecnont, W. The Sunday Times-Senlinel August 26, 1914 Va. • ·August 26, 1914 Pon1810Y Middleport' . Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Janice Aline Lewis exchanges vows with ,RoderiCk A. Rowley Fonda Gail Rapp, Daniel Lee Thomas wed june 2 · POMEROY -Fonda Gall lW,pp and Daniel Lee'I'Ilomas WE're united : In rnaniage during a candlelight cetemony on June 2 at the Trlnlty Church, Pomeroy. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Rapp, Pine • Grove Road, Raclne ..and the groom Is thesonofMr. andMrs. DonaldR. 'Illomas, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. 'lbe Rev.· W.H. Perrin performed . · the double--ring ceremony at 7: 30 p.m . fOllowing a program of pre-nuptial music presented by 'Ralph Werry, organist, and Lois Surt, sOloist. Vasesofpl:nkJavender and yellow ' carnations with white gladioli · decorated the altar. Around the unity candle were placed six carnations In the same colors In . memory of the bride's grandfather, Homer H. Banks. Escorted to the altar by her father, tllebrideworeaformaigown of chantUty lace over taffeta fashioned with a Queen Anne · neckline, Bnplrewalst and ruffles of · of honor dressed In a rose colored ~ exten~ to side lace which cascaded doWn the back. dress of similar design and au ot the cakes. Kim Dean, Sussex, Md. and SheworeaflngertlpveUandcanied atten.dants earned small hurricane Jainps sUJTOUnded wtth lavender, Stephanie Banks, Pomeroy, both a casade bouquet of pink sweetheart roses, lavender and yellow carna· pink and yellow mini-carnation& cousins of the b~. regts!E:red the guests. They were jolnedforllt!JV!ng wtth satin streamers. tlons, and baby's breath. Greg Thomas, brother of the at the receptiOn table by carolyn The bride wore the diamond earrings of the groom's grand· groom, was best man, and ushers Banks, Pomeroy, and Usa MatTis, were Jon Morris, Rutland; Brent Seattle, Wash. mother for something boiTOWed; a Tile CO\Iple resides at lllM.'l Park diamond necklace as something Bolin, Rutland; and Richard Grumbach, Lake Worth, Fla. Brad· Road '1'35, Shade, old; a garter for something blue; Tile bride, a gra4uate or Meigs and her wedding gown, something ley Morris, Seattle, Wash. was the rlngbearer.Tilegroomworeawhite High Schoo~ is employed as a new. while his attendants were In . computer operator for the Leading tuxedo The bride's attendants were sUver grey tuxedos. Cn!ek Conslitvancy Dlstrtct. ThoJacqueline Rapp, · IndlanapoUs, The bride's mother wore a mas. also a graduate or Meigs, Ind., sister of tbe bride, as maid of received a bachelor's of science honor; Rebecca Depoy, Shade, · floor-lmgth oyster coloz:ed dress wtth a pink corsage, while the degree In petroleUm engineering slster·ln-law; Cheryl Elliott, Wood· from Marietta CoUege and Is bridge, Va. and Sandra Dunlap, groom's mother was In a lavender Sussex, Md., both cousins of !he gown wtlh a sheer jacket and had a employed as a geologist with lavender and white corsage. Stratagraph, Inc. bride. Lacy Banks and KeU1 A recept_lon was held In the church Out~f-townguests at the wedding Lightfoot, both of Pomeroy. were social room decornted and setved AUce Elllott, Woodlrldge, Va.; Mr. the flower girls. by members of the Friendly Circle. ·and Mrs. Butch Dean, Sussex, Md.; The bridesmaids wore orchid The three-tiered fountain cake Gene and Fay DeWees and famlly, floor-length dresses which were decorated In a pink rose motif . Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles pleated from the waist down and featured bridges holding miniature · Stone, Keith Gearhart. LesUe accentE'(jwlthlacecapes. The maid replicas of the brldesrilalds and Grimm, Dan Gibbs, Mike SuWvan and .Todd Sanders, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Wesle)l Vletmeler, Pits· ~. Pa.; Capt. and Mrs. Marl\ Morris and famUy, Seattle, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Randy VanMeter and famUy, cutton, W.Va. POMEROY - Janice Aline daugllter rt Rufus Lewis, OpeJnnsas, La. and the late Helena Lewis, became the bride rt Roder· lckAlanRDwley,sonofMr.andMnl. WllburRowleyJr., lronton,onJuly u!wts, 14. The groom Is the grandson of Mr. and Mn;, Charles Murray, Ironton, fonnerly of Pomeroy, and r.fr. and Engagements Mr. ;md Mrs. Daniel Lee Thomas Good excuses in mail make his day KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -The trials and trtliulatlons of motorjsts who overstay their welcome at Tile "order" was Jssuedby"Your friend, Merry King Jerry." The lhroneuponwhich hesatwasnever Kansas City parking meters give discovered. cause for kings and CI1mlnals to · "Here Is the payment of yoor eaneupwtthfanclfulexcuses. fine," wrote another offender. "1. "Whell you get a good one, It wotlld have paid sooner butl hlid to rNkes your day," said department mug old lady first. And old ladles supervisor Eva Loo Drake, who are ' getting more cautious every opens letters Containing parking day." fine payments, or excuses, at the And a third motorist set his city parking ticket departl'nent. One man wrote: " ... I don't feel that I should have to pay the ticket duetothefactthatiamlheKing.So what I wruld Uke for whomever It concems to do Is to void the ticket and that's an order.'' an Rhonda Greene Marc Stump .Davidson Lockhart RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Leo P , Pavklson, Rutland, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Anna B. of Belpre, to Joe E. LockhartJr., sonofMr.andMrs. Joe E. Lockhart Sr., Parkersburg, w. Va. The open church wedding will be held on Sept. 8 at the Pomeroy Church of Christ at 2 p.m. A recEPtion wUl follow In the church social room. · Miss Davidson Is a graduate of Meigs High School and Is employed at the Mid-Ohio Valley Transit Authority, Parkersoorg. Lockhart Is a graduate of Parkersburg High School and Is a driver for Honey Bear Candles, Parkersbutv. Wood- McGovern GALLIPOLIS - Mr. Russell Wood, GaUlpoUs, announces the engngeJII€IIt and forthcoming mar· rlage of his daugjlter, Jane Ellen, to Edward McGovern m, Taylor, Mich., son of Edward McGovern, · YpsUantl, Mich. and Charlane McGovern, Gallipolis. Miss Wood Is also the daughter of the late Ellen Wood. . . An open church wedding Is set for Sept. 8 at 2 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church, Gallipolis. Music will commence at 2 p.m. Miss Wood Is a dietetic Intern at Harper Grace Hospital. She Is a gradUate of Gall1a Academy High School and Bowling Green State University, where she obtained a bachelor'sofsclencedegree.Shelsa member of the Home EconomicS' Homr Society, Future Food Profes: stonals and Navigators. McGovern Is employed at Lincoln Tool and Die, Detroit. He attends Eastern Michigan University. He Is a GAllS graduate also. No idea why PICKERELL, Neb. (AP) RDUand Winkle Isn't !he first veter'an to get a belated reward for hls fighting days. ButWinklesayshe hasn't the slightest Idea why he received a Bronze Star. Winkle recently received the mEdallnthemall-39yearsafterhe was an Army private first class during World War II. ItsobewUderedhlmhecaUedwar buddy Cloyce Randall In WaKee, ney, Kan., who suggested the medal · wali forwhatWinklecaUedoneofthe 1 "lesser" battles he fought during a 1 %-year stint In the Phillpplnes. Maj. Robert Mlrelson, an Anny spokesman In Washington, D.C., ' said Winkle's military Ole probably , hapPened to bE' sitting next to • another 901d1er's application for a Bronze Star. Anna Davidson Joe Loddlari Jane Ellen WGod HUJs Practical Nursing School. She Is Bnployed at the Holzer Medical Center. Evans Is also a graduate of Eastern and Is employed wtth Omega Systems. Sister of the !ride, Pamela Davis, will he maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will he Becky Windon and Debbie Osborne. Craig Venoy wUl be best man, and the ushers wll be Randy Boston, Kevin Bartm, Michael Grant, and nm LaW!IOJI. The Rev. James Leach assisted by the Rev. Carl Hicks wru officiate. Pfc. and Mrs. Charles Tucker II . ' message to verse, warning ~ta Claus not to park his sleigh on a City street: "But joUy old man be wary on Tenth and Grand,. alld don't pai'k there to warm up yOIIr heater. ' "Because' low and behold as lhe , story ls told yoo niayface an expired meter." . "" We're the store " . ·'' ·Davis Evans POMEROY -OnSept.l5at2:30 p.m. at the EagleRidgeColl1Jllunlty Church, Debbie Lynn Davis, c:taugh· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Evetett Grant, Route 1, Racine, and the late Bryan Lee Davis, and Marlin Ray Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans, Route 1, Racine, will exchange wedding vows In an open-church ceremony. Mus!Qw!ll begin at2: 15p.m.anda reception will fOllow at the Royal Oak archery building. Miss Davis Is a graduate of Eruitern High Schol and Buckeye The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page a.s Vo. .' ACROSS ·rHE STREE·r Monday thru Friday 9 AMto9PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM WALK I~ OR (.All J()ft . AN A.Pfl'OHIJMNT Sherri Thompson trades vows ·Aug. 6 with Charles .Tucker II . GALLIPOLIS - Faith Valley Church of Christ In Christian Union was the scene Aug. 6 for the . , marriage of Sherr! D. Thompsoi'l, , Jillughterof~. andMrs.Hlq'OldE. Thompson, Gallipolis to Pfc. Cha· rles "Oiuck" Tucker II, son of l'>fr. •and Mrs. Charles Tucker, Point Pleasant, W.Va. . · Officiating at. the ceremony was · the Rev. George E. Jones II. , Musical aelectlons were by Mrs. : Cindy McMWian, playing "Annie's . Song," "We've Only Just Begun," . "Sunrise, Sunset" and the tradl· , t1ona1 weddlDg march. Tile bJide wore a floor·length , white gown of satin wtth chiffon overlay and otf-tbe-shoulder ruf!les · · 8nd trtm aroond the lxittom. Her : walst-lenglh ven was attached to a ; clrcle of white flowers. The bride , can1ed ·a booquet conslstlllg of ; wl)lte roses dipped In bhie, baby . white carnations and baby's breath wtlh white 'and blue ribbons tled In Mrs. WDbur Rowley, Sr., P<meroy, ~ the jiTI!Bt-grandson of Olho Murray,alsoofPmleroy. The double-ring ceremony was perfonned by the·Rev. Mamlfo at the l:3Ul SOB COM Chapel at Fort Hood, TI!/UIS. Arranaements of white gtactloll, blue carnations, and gieeiJerY on either side of the altar and on the front pews decorated the church. Wedding music was provkll!d by Mary Folks, organist, and Included "LOve Is a Many Splendered 'Iblng '' "One In a MnUon You '' and ''We'...:eOnlyJustBegun." ' · Tile bride was given In man1age by her sister, Catherine 'I11!mp11011, Ho!lston, Texas. She wore her mother's weddiJig gown of white organzafashlonedwtththreerutrles · on a round neckltne and at the hem which fell Into a train. The bodice, neckline, and hem were appllqued with re-enbroldered lace. The floor length veil was held In place by a Joliet cap covered wlth tare and seedpearts.Sbecarrledan~ love knots. Maid of honor was Mary L . Nlda, RJo Grande and bridesmaid, Ruth E. Brennelson, Hamden. Tile groom wore U.S. Marine dress blues. Attendants were Kerry Wandling, Point Plea&a~~t and · Lance Cpl. RDbert Pier, Camp.· Lejeune, N.C. The mother of the bride wore a . street-lenglhdressofroyalblueand a corsage of white rosebuds. Tile groom'smotherworea navy · blue s~-length dress wlth a · white ro&ebud corsage. Tile !ride Is a graduate of GaWa . Academy High School and Buckeye , Hills Career Center and Is ernplayed wlth Dr. AUan E. Boster. -Tucker Is a graduate of Point P)easantHighSchoolandlsservlng . wtth th!! Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune, N.C. The couple Is residing at Camp . Lejeune, N.C. u.s. mentotwhitecarnattonsandbaby's breathandworepeartean-tngsand a pearl ring, gift ri the groom, illong with a gold challl necklace. Debra Lewis, of Houston, sister of · the bride, was maid of hOnor. She wore a street length dress of white chl1ron with spaghetti straps, a blue ])elt, and blue earrings. Shanda J..eo,\1S,nleceofthelrlde,can1edthe train and wore a blue eyelet dress. Michael RDwley, Barboursv1lle, W.Va., brother of the groom, was best man. · The wedding m;ISS Include the readlngoflhreescrlptures,Genesls · 2:18-24, Rm1ans 8:31-29 and Matt. 19: ~ choaen · by the bride and groom, ~ngwlththellghtlngoflhe unity candle. · A reception was held at the ChapeJ: Served wtth a tiered wedding cake decorated In ~· · were other refrestunents and h ors dewurs. The bride Is a graduate of Opelousas Hlgll School, Louisiana, and Is wtlh the U.S. Army presently stationed Ill Germany. The groom, a graduate of Ironton HJ&h School, Is also wtth the u.s. Army and Is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. Tile coup~~! took a smrt wedding ti1p to the Gulf of Mexico at Calveston, Texas before the bride Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Alan' Rowley returned to Gennany. Among tlxlae' attending the wed· -ding were Mr. and Mnl. WUbur : FRYE BOOTS - FRVE BOOTS - FRVE BOOTS - FRYE BOOTS . . . . I = FrM-Ann lllechlne llodll5522 Sew colllrl, cutis and alief hard·fo. reach areas easily with free·arm North Gallla High School and Buckeye HU!s Career Center School of Practical Nursing. She Is em, ployed as l1censed practical nurse In the Adolescent Unit at Lakin liospltal, Lakin, W.Va. Stump graduated from GaUia Acadmly High School and Is an electrician for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 317, Huntington, W.Va. He Is presently Bnployed In Cleveland. A reception will be held Immediately following the ceremony. $$AIRS MONDAY & TUESDAY AUGU$1 27th & 28th ~ tl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:.iiiiiiiiii;iijiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii!il TENDER BONELESS tea a Bissell - Smith POMEROY - Plans have ben completed for the open church wedding of Lor! Ann BlsseU, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. BtsseU, and Robert L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glyde R. Smith. RIB EYE OR SIRLOIN FILET The open church wedlng will take place at the Racine First BIIPt1st Church on Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. wtlh the Rev. Don Walker offtctatlng. A . reception will follow at the Amerl· can Legion HaD In Ra:t;lne. A Mca.agc From 7Tic Bib~.... ·THE "LAW or GOD" - THE "LAW roar.ut 1'0-saiOOJ.. For better lit, better quality, It's asllmple as A-8-C ... sewing makes lhe difference I . sale ends saturday, Sept. 1st. . • POMEROY - Announcement Is being made of the engagement of Llta Young, daughter of Larry and Nettle Young, Tuppers Plains, and David Burt, son of Marv1il and Lols Burt, Pomeroy. The bride-elect graduated from Eastern High School and the Hocking Technical School, NetsonvDle, wheresherecelvedadegn:E!In . '•' '• '· our aupgly Is limlllld. · So hurry.This o11er is . ~~ men lttTac:tllle than-. . ') ~~ .• ..••,. Classes offered in ••• .. ~laza ~ ': Great Buys on Sea Food, Steaks And Other Specialties • ~· • • ... •. ' •· _,. . Chapel Hill Church of Christ ltd. . . . . . . . .. o.... . ~ 4S6!1 •• •• •• '• Trimmed To Steakhouse Specifications "'n ...r::J ,• ''.. • p~ Old Testament whleh Sabbatarialll advocate wu abolished (Lev. 12:81. However, Luke, an lnallired writer, wu not aware of the dlaUnctloa between the'"'lnu o/God" ancl tile "'rnu of JIOHI. • He, beiJur led by the Spirit, spoke of the alferlng to he llllde ill eonaeetion wiili the "llnu of~ • ancl vlndleatea that It Ia ill the "law of God": "Awl to o./J!rll -nib WOI I' f to IAIIhu~AI it~ ill IAtllnu o/I.W Lord, A ,_.o/tvtl. devu, tir two JOII"'I N«1U (Lit. 2:2f). 3. Juu1 .eknowledaw the feet that the ~·were 1!1ven to the people by~ ~Far M~11 aoi4, H - tAw ftlJiwr Gild fAr IIIOIMr; catrtl, toAoao ""....CA fat/Nr M' 11101/Nr, ,.1 AOtlt <N IAt dftt~~Mk. 7:10). ~ Jesu uked, "Did t10l Moau giw J0i1 tAt a, ret- o/pucpctAt.W 1owr Wlw flO,. llbollt to ln'llmcr" i(Jno. 7:1V). What law did J•- refer to? "TAAIII aAolt 110t lr.tlL ·Who pvelt?Moau. · 4. The eovenant God llllde with Iarsel wu the "In comtiiGftd. FtW Frwe Bt'blc ~eo..-. Write... ,,• Silve·r Bridge Ava1llable Only At Stara Cer m orlelllllee I m' ' Ia Tlot "Law 01 Ged" cor. ·'.• II ;. ..;;' ••.... Batontwirling Tender & Delicious USDA Inspected old law whleh wu to be done ....., (2 8:4·181, for Paul empbetleall,y ltate. that the ..,...lratWtl of dfttll, toriltn Gild ..,....,.. ill at.oMI, • the ten COIIIIIWidmellta, "toaa doM -v ill Clritt~ (2 Cor. 3:7,14). The Sabbath beiDa one of the ten eomiiWidmenta hu pusecl on with tlleoldlawl-G'OIIIiRud ••• Tap Jazz · S14.85 BoJt - No Limit ...n ": '~lid M UdarN VMO fOil Ilia - ' . w/Mcl M COiiPIICIIIdecl ,o_._ to JM•f..,, wa. etlft tn eo•••aarh..,,i oM U ..,.,. tAeta Kpoa two tablet ofn-· (Deut. 4:13). The dftalotrue heloap to that part of the • J. •·I Ballet Instructor: Patty Fellura located lit: &15 Court St. Oalllpolie Phone 2158·1392 Just buy any two Lilli's Corduroy · enythlng -800 this stu«!Y nylOn W8llllt iS yQUI'\!. fnll.ll's I rogullr $7.95 ........ But ~ •• 4'I• oz. eaJ15 Per Box 1. Bumt offerlnp, aew moou, aabbltha, ud set feuta are inelucled In the eenmollial rites, and are written ill the "law of God": "He ~l1d '*<> tAt hlf'• ,.,mo.. of IIU nba~ for t.W hrllt offcMga, to IDit for t.WIIIIIf'llillg Gild cvetliRg " - ' olftrirlga, imd tAt krllt olfrMII• '].:;- t.W.abbat.W, Gild/or tAt , _ , - . llflll/or tAt ,.t · ,.•• •• :1 • . ,, Sold Only By The BoK Frozen ,_t,, uit uwrittnlatle lawoftAcl.onf"(2 Chron. 81:8). 2. The law of wu recorded by M-In that put of the '~ Gsllls Petlonnlnl Atfl . Ages 4 and up . '~ I computer science. She Is employed at Robbins and My~ In Galllpolis. Burt Is a graduate of Meigs High School. and the Hobart School of Welding, Troy. He Is employed as a district technlclan for the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, Pomeroy. Wedding plans are Incomplete. EACH ..Aioau." :. '· -------------------------------~~~~-1 •. . Young- Burt or MOSES" WillilinoB. K.,l• A diatinetion ia made between the "llnD of God" and the "low of Moaea" in order to juotify the obeervuee ol the "Nbbat.l" todaJ. It is advocated tha~ the "Sahbatl law" ia recorded In tile "llnD of God," whleh is perpetuel, while the "'aw 9f Mo.u" lnduded all the "ceNt!IOtliallawa, " IUid wu to be abrogated In Chrlat'a death. Agaill, we call oa God to answer throu«b the midi- olHia word. Tloe"LawOIW" • Tloe ...w 01.._,. • Tlot S... 1. W p.,. 11M lew tl ..._. "nil Eml _ , 1111 /rr1rlt BobV/orl; Gild u """ 11 reGifJI aerillc ill tAt lato ofltiOHa, toWel tAt lAnJ God of /noel led givtfl. .. ~(Ezra 7:6). Ezra wu a read>' .enbe In the "low of Moau. "Who gave It? The "lMdGodj/.fW::L" 2. . . _ pve die law tl Geol: ".. . · ' tu priut /ototrtl a l>oolr. of tle lllw o/tu Lord g;...,. lit Moau" (~ Chroa. M:14). What book wu found? 'Tlc book of tAt lolto of tAt Lord.. " By whom wu it given? ANDBAClK- ........ '*" .....,. ,l;. __ ....... (• TIL 8 P.M. •• ""4" ., ~ ,, ....... __.,. ,.,. -....... ., ...._...,.. ......... OPEN MONDAY ·t ! = I = I !m JA•j - $1008 JAij :_ S1008 !~l:t - 1~'008 JAij - 11001 NOW ONLY· .. Greene - Snunp BIDWEll - Rhonda Lynn Greene and Marc Alan Stump announce their engagement and approaching marriage. The Jnide.elect ts the daughter of Mrs. Betty.I. Davis, Bidwell and the late Robert L. Greene. Stump is the son of Mr. and Mr. Ernest Stump, GaWpoUs. An open church wedding will be held Sept. 8, 2: ll p.m . at the Ftrst Presbyterian Church, 51 State St., Gallipolis preceded by a half-hour of music. Miss Greene Is a graduate of · The I · ; Shoe Caf~ I 300 Second A•e. Lafayette Mall, Gallipolis, Oh. $27995 "' $ 25-30°/o OFF ! ~, · • Extra-wide zig-zag • Snag·free thrud cltiMrY . . . ;; ·-c. MEN'S FRYE BOOTS ! JUST WHAT THAT SCHOOL BOUND STUDENT NEEDS .cew11 404 Seclllll AVIIIUI 446-1647 GIIHIItlla.OIIIe PRE-SEASON SAVINGS ON I 446-9510 A NEW OIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN" Franklin Furnace; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Russell, JW, Abe and Jennifer,: Dallas, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. David Kautt, Fort Worth , Texas. Rowley Jr., lronton; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rowley and Heather, Barboursville, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kettel, Amber and Jordan, · Silver Bridge Plaza IWt•WIDI . . ".Till . . . "-"-"• . . . . . .~.U· .....,, \ 'Ill• • '· �.· • • Ohio-Paint Pleatanl, W. Vg. Pomiii'Oy-Middleporl Gclllipolis, Ohio ,_,, PI 1 a 1a11f, W. Vfl. Augutl 26, I \;.. Senior Citizens ··schedules set 2p.m., thelastPI'OIITamlntheserles ot .health edticatlon presented by CHEAO will be held ~I 10::4la.m . on Medica Frida~;_ Spaach and LanguC.ge Therapy JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Ear, Nose and Throat Specie~ list "The Children'• Shoe Store» Now OHerlng With.Therapist PAMELA ADKINS, M.A. 304-675-1244 Quarterly birthday party, aU senior citizens with birthdays 1n .July. A\1811st and Si!pternber w!Jl be honoli!d. There will be games before dinner. The following- week, the center, will· be close!! Monday tor Labor ~~~~~a: •Nike •Sports '· •Bao · •Care Bear LANGUAGE • VOICE • STUITERING • .SPEECH DELAY • HEAR~NG IMPAIRED Ca!e~r •Wildcats •Minnetonka Mocs MONDAY . ; MIDDLEPORT ..: Bethel 62, · :Internatlcnal Order of Job's ,Daughter, will meet at 7 p.m WED JUNE '16 - Alnnan First Class Dale McLeod and Karen J11D1ncer were married on Joine 16 at Rapid City, S.D. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. l!Dd Mrs. Fred Flllnger Daytm and the l!l'llll~r of Dorothy Roberis and the ~ Sherman Roberts of Pomero.t. Alnnan McLeod Is stationed at the Ellsworth Air Force Base In South Dakota. . of .... egafta-.-Th.e new MIDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY .... -- . CHES1ER - A special ' m,eettng of the Eastern E-9253 , Alhletlc Boosters will be held "at 7::41 Monday at the bJgh school. All :m club tickets are ' to be turned ill lit the meeting. HUMOR Pre cious Moments ftguri nes \ are 1!1 wo nderful way to g ive the gift 'o f a smile. All are delighted ' Get it together for Fall! And Save else. U:perlence the warmth lectlble1. We Invite you lo come In and all remaining lee out extens ive selecU '· I '• Summer Merchandise ATTENTION CHURCH GROUPS, CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS, POLniCAL CANDIDATES, ARTS & CRAFTS, PTA ETC. TUESDAY We have spaces available for your fund raising activi· ties· and displays. · Please contact Theresa or Janet at · 992-6658 for more information. : LECI'A - 'I1Iere will be Bible ; Stud,Ywlth the Rev. Earl Hinkle, · Tuesday, 7::11 p.m. at Walnut ' Ridge Church. ' ' ' . ' 'GALLIPOLIS- The Gall4» lis Rolju'y Ch!b wUJ meet Tuesday, 6 p.m. at Oscai:'s. . . ' GALLIPOLIS -'A service unit : ~ for Ganta County Girl ' ·Scoot leaders will be hl!ld ' :Taeaday; 6;:41 p.m. • at the ·Gallipolis Developmentill Middleport , Ohio 330 Second Ave. . Gallipolis, Oh. An organizational meeting will be held Wednesday,· Aug. 29 at 7:30P.M. at Dr. Mathews and Dr, Kennedy's office, 205 N. Second Ave. All interested in helping are invited. · . 10621stStreet • Nitro. W .. Va . fl HANG TEN ' ',~,_ . thallkaUwhostoppedbytheboothat theMelgsOJuntyFalr. The winners of -the dally door prize drawings were: Faye Stelnmetz1 Harrison- vUJe, Trudy WIDJams, Porne!uy, Can-on Cleland, Middleport, Aud· !'EY Wells, Darwin and Eva Robson, Pomeroy. . , The Senior Nutrition Program menu fortbeweek Is: Spaghetti mixed • fruit Monday vegetables, tomatD, cucumber, cup. TUesday - ·Creamed baked chicken, peas, t:o&jed salad, gelatin · wlthfru(t W~y - Tuna salad sand· w.lch, perte<:tlon salad. loolato, member ·of Precious Moments Col· . . ..... ,. ... ... ..... ........ -... ..:. .~.::.~ :", :::::· :~..:::::~· WITH THI PUICHASI OF ANY CAIINn UNITS TOTALING 12500.• 01 MOll DURING OUR SALE and Ice cream. Choice of coffee, tea or mUk avaUable with meals. • THE BIGGEST SALE EVER 'FOR 3 DAYS ONLY I Galtia County • GALLIPOLIS. - Activities for TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - THU-SDAY the week of Aug. 27-31. at the Senior Citizens Center, ~· Jackson Pike , are: AUG. 28th Monday- Cborus,l-3 p.m. · will be hereto play at U: l51!.m. TUesday - S.T.O.P . Class, 10::41 Lola Pauley will.._." a six-week a. m.; Physical Fitness, 11: 15 a .m. series of an ~::m WedneS· Wednesday Vinton . Bible . study, 1 p.m .; Card Games, 1-3 day, Sept. 5. 'l'hls will be~ p.m.; American Literature ClaSs, 1 palntliJC Instruction with step by p.m. · . llepdetalla. TheOO&tfortheclassls ' Thursday- Bible study,ll a.m. St.·Plelllie 1)811 the center at 992-2161 to noon; Blood Pressure check at lfywplantoatteldsoLOiscanhave Vinton . materials available. · Friday - Art Class, 1-3 p.m.; The center staff would lllce 'to Craft Mlnl~. 1-3 p.m.; even· : RUTLAND Rutland • Garden Club will met Monday at ' 7: :41 at theriRutland Metbldlst ChUI'Ch. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Robert Thompson, brownie. ' of the, Winding Trall 'Jbursday - Ham, baked be;ms, • <;;arden Qub altd the Shade . Valley CouncU of Floral Arts. Her topic wW be on dMJlng and · cult(vatlng perennials . Members or other clubs are . Invited to attend.· by the misadventures of some or our favorite subjects. They ti ckle your funnyt.bone and touch your heart like nothing 60%-75% On .. ·-~" .......... THE END IS IN SIGHT from ... HANG TEN. tor Initiation. ·pra~ce u.-~~c..,. nautica!s on colorful cottons Sat. Sept. 8th-10 A.M.-7 P.M. •Monday at the Middleport Matemple. There will be :sonlc FREE 1-9 '' COLOR T.V. potato salad , gelatin with fruit. Friday - Cube steak and gravy, mashed potatoes, greet beans, cake Across town, or around . the world, get there in Old Maine- Trotters' famous Walking t.ady, the most comfortable walkirig made. shoe 'FOR THIS GIGANTIC 3 DAY SALES EVENT · 'The Senior Nutrition PrOgram will setve the following menus: Monday - Countzy steak, kale, com, fresh fruit, bread, butter. ·• Tuesday _; Sausage patties, b)'IISSel sprouts, carrots. pineapple Wedn Y- TRUCKLOAD SALE • TUESDAY, AUG.· 28th. ONLY ..._ with cu...,. noodles, coleslaw, sliced tomatoes, cookies, bread, butter. Thursday - Swiss steak, rice, green beans, banana creme dessert, bread. Friday - Fish, oven brown potatoes, salad, peaches, bread, butter. ' . c~ of beverage served with each meal: Meals are subJect to ·. change without notice. ·~ by trotters· ever Ca~~~el, .e FA 213 • 2 HAIIDLE IITCHEN FAUCET - $12.48 or New e FA 102 • 2 HINDLE LAVATORY FAUCET - $12.10 ('f/POP UP) e FA 512 • 1 • 2 HANDLE -TUB FAUCET .:.- $22.43 Grey Suede, Taupe Suede. e FA 203 • 2 HANDLE KITCHEll FAUCEl • W/SPRAY - · $18.72 • S.S. DOUBU IOWL SINKS - $32.66 e 5' STEEL. TUBS - $89.95 ' . CHESHIRE Cheshire Chapter OES wW meet Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the Masonic TemPle 1n CheSblre. • : ' 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. HOT WATER HEATERS • 5 YEAR WAR~ANTY . . e 30 GAUOII ELECTRIC - $127.20 e 52 GALLON - $153.98 40 &AU.OII ELECTRIC - $132.65 e ~" T&P VALUE - $3.60 ·i n tbrre or e (Eneru Sater Models Also Available) ' Christn1as! ·WEDNESDAY &. THURSDAY UUST 29th &' 30th . ·· KITCHEN a Apple lie Computer Syslem 5" Magn11110x B/W Television ••• •. ·: •, Tappan Micro-wave Oven • . OFFER CLOSES AUG. 31,19Q4 . • .' ~· a . 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Syttlm CLINIC .· Kitchen Ceblnets Now on Sale! • Bri111 Yur Measurements In Woodmerk You won't believe these teaiii'&S for the price! ·For A fret Esti11ate. · • Elegant raised-panel cathedral styling • Solid oak doors and drawer .. ••• Howard Miller II CAll NET Aug. 30th. · •• I' 441 2nd Avenue ' e P.V.C. ~ "S~ TIAPS - $3.67 e LAUNDRY TUBS W/FAUCET - $50.11 e P.V.C. • CEIITER WASTE - $3.07 e COMMODE SEATS - $5.53 e P.V.C.- TUB WAST£ lOVER now - $9.84 e AMERICAN STANDARD COMMODES - $52.99 just to FAUcns NIICO • 5 YEAR WARRANT¥ Buraundy, . ' . Sa'• We Will Hava A Representative From HANCO SUPPLY In Our St.o ra From 9 a.m. - 7 p.m• With A Tr.uck-Load Of Super Values Such As These. • Center. . ' AUG. 30th I'L .. II OPEN · 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. lng acttvltles, l>-10 P'"l· slices, ~~ butterBee! . AUG. 29th . I *fiNANCING AVAILABLE (90 DAYS SAME AS CASH) I ~ . �Page-B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Beat of the bend VFD fund raiser set By BOB HOEFUCH 'l'lmes..sentlnel staff The Sclplo VOlunteer Fire Department will be having a fund raisEr at the riaonv1lle School facility next Sat· urday and lllfmbers will ap. preclate your suP!Xirt. 1bere will be a mlnl·tractor pull, a fiea market and a bean dinner with corn bread. Classes pulling will be liD, !m, · Jrol. and UOO pounds with no four wheel drives permitted. The fDl pound class is for drivers 12 and younger. Tire size is to be no larger .than 23xl0.50x12 with the hitch at 12 Inches and adjustable. Stacks or ~ exhaust will be allowed but no ~ tires, tire studs or chains. Sign up Is at 5 p.m. with the pulling to begin at 6: the festival probably will provide some unUSWtl and excellent Items. will be puppet shows and face painting for the y~. The festlvalwtll be from lOa.m. to 8 p.m. each day Bl)d there wtll be musical entertalruhent. There is an admiSsion charge. · There The Long Bottom Community honor long-time resident Sanuny Ralrden Wednesday evenIng with a party at the community hall to celebrate Ralrden's 92nd birthday which is A~. ll. Ralrden Is ·residing at the Arcadia Nlmilllg Home these days. l(.'e cream and cake will be served at the event which is open to the publlc. will Pearl ·H. VanCooney of~ port remains confined to the Holzer Medical Center with burns received the other day when hew as working on his daughter's car which caught fire. Cards may be sent to R.oqm Let me remind you one more· 328. time. Today from 2 to 4 p.m., there will be an open house at the Meigs Charlie Barrett, Rutland Fire Junior High School so that you can Chief, Is aruJounclng a king-size see ·the improvements ln the plnic tor Sunday, Sept. 16, 2 p.m. at building. Some $.)J(),OOl has been the Rutland Park for iill f\remell, spent IIi remodeling and redecorat· junior firemen, the fire unit's -lng and the Central building which auxlllary and all thooe who helped was used for the junior high with the department's aruJual ox overflow will not be used for classes roast. now what with the changes In the Meantime, Pomeroy firemen ~junior Iilgh buDding. Andtoday will be holding a pubHc there will be refreshments served chicken barbecue beginning at 11 at the open house. a.m. Young can eat at ~ fire station or take It home. .I can't even begto to leU you how many reports from . the Ohio What .this countrx needs Is just Deparlme!tt of Highways have one rnore political party convent!· ' passed over my -desk In the past on .... do keep smlHng. couple of months Indicating that : millions of dollars In highway Stormy weather contracts have been awarded. I can assure you Meigs County has lieen MAUREEN FIELD, North Sea practically Ignored In the depart- (AP) - OU recovery lit an offshore ment's projects. Do the highway drilling pia tfonn can sometimes · ;. . people think that we're a part of come to a halt when bad weather · -· West Vlrglnla or don't they know strlkesandshlpsareunablelocarry · that we have motor vehicles these the oU from storage tanks to other days? destinations. , The Phillips Petroleum platform &me37 artists will be featured at here In an often turlrulentareaofthe the seventh annual Barn Raisin' North Sea has a storilge capacity of Arts and Crafts Festival on Sept. 2 650,00) barrels of oU, the equivalent and 3 at the Dairy Barn In Athens. of a week's production. The jurled works wt11 Include Although.the Maureen Field has qullts, potter;', porcelam, stained produced at a peak rate of 93,!0) and blown glass, jewelry, woven barrels a day, production must be rugs, handmade sweaters and cut back . when weathet-related furniture. I think It's Interesting transportation problems cause the · that all work will be for sale since storage tankS to near capacity. 9.82% * INSURED TAX-FREE INCOME* MA RATED UNITS* Ins ured Municipals Income Trust An insured portfolio of municipal bonds Point Pl8asant, W. Va, August 26, 1984 Bookmobile schedules planned for week Gal/-id, Count11 J GAlliEOLJS - The .Samuel Bossard Ubrary releases Its sche- A~. dule t'or the week of 27 to 31 as follows: Monday: Ewlngton, 11-11:40 a.m.; Vlnton,11:45·a.m.-2::llp.rp.; Morgan Center, 12:45-1:30 p.m.; Lunch Brea!c, 1: ll-2 p.m,.; Kyger, 2:15-3 p.m.; Cheshire,. 3:,}).4:15 p.m.; Addison, 4: »5: 15 p.m. Tuesday: Rodney Village,.· 1111: 45 a.m.; Galla Metro Estates, noon-12:45 p.m.: Kerr, l-1:45p.m.; Bidwell, 1:50-3 p.m.; Bulavtlle TraDer Court, 3: 15-4 p.m.; Supper Break, 4-4: 30 p.m.; Georges Creek, · 4: 45-5: 30 p.m.; Kana~a 5th Avenue, 5:40-6:10 p.,m.; K&K, . 6: 20-6: 50 p.m. W!'llnesday: Banes, 11-11: 45 a .m.; HarrjSon Townhouse, 11: 30 a .m.-12:15 p.m.; Swains Store, 12:45-1:ll p.m.; Crown City, 1:452: ll p.m.; Shaffer's, 2:45-3 p.m..,· . I Supper Break, 3-3: ll p.m., Ohio Townhouse, 3:45-4:ll p.m.; Eu· reka, 4:45-5: ll p.m. Thursday: Northup, 11-11:40 a.m.; Green Terrace TraDer Court, 11:50 a.m.-12:35. p.m.; Rodney, 12:50-1:35 p.m.; Perry Townhouse, 2:05-2:50p.m.; Patriot, 3-3: 35p.m. ; Supper ·Break, 3:45-4:15 p.m.; Cadmus, 4: 154: 45 p.m.; Galla, 5-6 p.m.; CenteiJXllnt, 6: 15-6:30 p.m.; CentervUle, 6:40-7:10 p.m. Friday: No route (Maintenance Day). Meigs County ville (Church) 5:al to 5:50p.m.; Rutland (CMc Center) 6::ll to 8 p.m. Tuesday - Portland (Post Offlee) 2:10to2:40p.m.; Letart Falls p.m.; Racine (Bank ) 4:35 to 6:00 Road 3:45 to 4:15 p.m.; Long p.m.; Syracuse (Pool) 6:alto7:50 Bottom (Post Office) 4:25 to 5:10 p.m. . p.m.; Redsv1lle (Reed's Store) 5: al Wednesday - Chester ' (Fire to 6:al p.m.; Tuppers Plains Station) 2:15 to 2:45; Keno (Keno (Lodwick's) 7:al to 7:50 p.m.; 1Iimts· ~mtitut ~~;;~Res~ta~uran~~t~)~3-~·m~to;·;3;:so;;;;;;;;;3~to;;3:;ll;;p;.m;·;i;s;uccess ;;;;~Ba;wn;;;A;dd;l;tlo;·n;s;:;to;to;8:;40;p~.m~.~ w n ,s· a Ie Weekend boat racing begins Goo~ . BOAT RACING UNDER- 1o .. . ., ... eboot8 eored by the Ga!llpnlill Retail MercbaiU AwoclaHOD. Races were IJchell•"ed Sa&urday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. eacll day. AdmiMIOD Is free. A one and oae-dlkd mile course has been laid oiJt .north and IIOUUJ wllh two tunis. The I'll«! fill' each claM Is cornax-1 of two ~ of four miles each (3 times tiiOUDd ttie OtNU se )• I'Giala are awarded In eacll heat; lhe IIIah poiDt both Ia both ._..II the wblller. The pllejo at left lbows of the parilcipanlllln the mltldJe of the Ohio BM!r while at ...... several of the I'IICe plll'flcpaniB prepare to leave the ll&arUiJc area. ftOtft . Close Out ·of all '84 model Buicks &Pontiacs .. ......•....• ............•.... ........ . ~ • ~ · .. . ~ REASONS TO BUY NOW: · . : BIG 'DISCOUNTS ••• LIBERAL TRADES . • • •: '85 MODELS ARE HIGHER IN PRICE •• • POSSIBLE AUTOWORKERS STRIKE .IN SEPT. : ······························~··········· Se'e Bob Brickles, Jim Cochran, Harland Wood or Greg Smith : : . • • Monday - Carpenter (Laura's' Store) 3:10 to 3:40 p.m.; Dexter (Church) 4:10 to 4:40p.m.; Dan- By IIER8CHEL NE8EN80N AP 8pGrta Witter The Auburn 'Tigers, wro tell they llhould have won the U983 nadonal champlonablp but had to 1e1t1e tor third place, have been peJced to ,detlirone tbe Miami Hurrtcanes as t!Je kings of college .football In l9lll Ia the preseason Assbclat.ed Press poll. Aulmn received :ll' of 60 first-place votes and l,ar7 of a possible 1,200polnts from a natJQnwlde PanetofJpol:ts writers and sportacasters, easUy outdistancing . . ... ranldngs 11 l~.:. 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Read It carefull~ before you ln\'esl Se nd no m oney now OurReg.U7 ~m•--------------------------~----------­ ~~~----~----------------------------~~ 5.97 ' ' ' Cubs, commissio'fter ·a t. odds ' In that IntervieW, Hoyt was only 44. The following year, he was sk£ptlcal ol. smne ·of thE! recolils 23-7 with a 3.36 ERA with another briDe set, by I'IIII001Hiay players, . famed New York Yanllece "Murpennant-wlnniiWteam. parttcularly tbe strikeout marks den!r'sR<M'"Il'ams,dtedSaturday InaddltlontotileYanJrecs.Giants being pasted by Steve Carltm and at Cincinnati's Jewish lloepltal. He and Red Sox, Hoyt a11o played 1>r Nolan Ryan, wro last year surwaa&&andhad.beenhospltallzedtor tbe Plttsbqll Pirates, Brooklyn ~ Walter Jollnson's longlltM!I'lll weeks after Sllfferlng a Ilocl&eil, Philadelphia A's and stantiiDII strikeout mark. heert attack. ', Detroit 1'leen fllla1bo ret1rtpg tot"'lbrre are four times .as many · Hoyt, woo won :m games and lost lowin& the 193811!8S01L men strllllng out totiiY as stJuck wt 1821na21-~career,wasooeofthe Nonetheless, he acknliwledaed lnoul'llayand blrUmesasmany fltlt former pJayen to swltdl to the long after 1111 career was aver that' · lane NilS are lll!lni bit ·today as •broadcutbOolh.HeipentaQuarter . hewasiii!W!I'qultesecure: , , werebl!lllgblt In our day," he said. ofaceritwy,Jmn00to1985,asthe He was belt 'known 011 lecture · ''So·wileD you get dl1,vn to the fact ~.or~~~-:,~ · cln:ultasaoq ' Wliellercttalel tba~ ~- Is ~ - =~ ...., ._...,. _..-~a :abouthllcll,yawlllttbeYan• s. JoliiiOII'J record, t &Peam. '"'bat was the ~ de . 1a met111? 11 doesn't tneen a damll A natM cf Broolllyn, N.Y., Hoyt creme,'' he said In an bltSrvtew thine!" . ,. · 8Jipled With tbe New York Giants· 1 about. a · ,.r before 1111 death. · Hoyt retired as a lriJlldcaster tor when hewasonly15, thellmadethe ''Millerr ll~~a~DS was the ~test ·theRedsln1965.butret\llilll!ddul1ng maJon ~yean later with the manapr wro everliWd. He had thel971EBD~todoRedsg&meson Giants. · ·. Ruth to CODielld with an a Jot of televiJion.Healsohaddonelli!IICial . After tWo years with tbe Boifton tetlljJei•IM;fttal guys like me. lipOi'ts aoows 011 local radio until · Red SOX, Ill; joined the Yanlra!s In "In~ll.blslfl~lsabouta aboutlOyearsago. . lB2:1 and \ftnt on to have hll best quar1a- o1 a mile from where.l'm He Is sur.1ved 'by his wife, Belly, E811011S In New · York with tbe· &Dinatobebw'led.(lnc.'elnawblle,I cf Cincinnati, 10118 On'lstopher, _of Yanlla!s,ajlpearlnglnsevenWorld 10 ~t · to put ~ ·on aome Falrlleld,Conn.,antiHaiTy,ctFort sertes and posting • 6-4 .Serlel people'a ....W!Iiandlpesahllsrave Lauderdale, Fla., and a daughter, Wlllt<lost niconl. · . ' and lbllr une DOlle. That's him Doris Nlt:Cum cfParker, Pa. . In l!l'l7, be won 22 gameuillllollt tunllilfoWI'ID·1UJI'8W. · Servlcea _.. eet b' lO:Il .a.m. onl)laevenandposteclan'e emednm "JoeDIIpn,ourthlrdbueman, Wednellday at <llrillt OIUrch In &VI!i'lllll! ol 2.63 with tbe Yanllee uaed to uy, 'You know, Walle, yw Cindnnad. tetm. featuring Babe Ruth iUid Lou and I killed him."' ' . ··ove_r Wrigley Field ,lights ' -C!UCAGO (AP) -More than Ill years ' after electrk: lig!lts Wl'l'e pa !a-ted ·for use, the ~ of whelhi!r to put them. In WrPgPey Field remained imre: · solved Saturday atter baseball CommiSsioner Bowie ~uhn presided aver a conterenoc c8u with members of baseball's Execu!We COUIICD, a ptibllshejl i-eport says. 1 bn-ntng Issue with rietghborhood ' residents around thl! NOlth Side park-that llei'Ves as home tor the .Cubs .- now In first place and possibly hellded ·tor tlie dlv1s1ona1 playoffs and even the World Series. . NBC. wt11 telecast the World Series, would be entitled to a re)late of al:llut$13mWion If the Cubs home games were not TheChlcagoTrlbune~ed played In prime time. Each of that Kuhn discussed tbe the ~ major league Clubs.would with tbe e!&ht-member iiouncU , lose from · $400,00) to $700,00l, by piKine, wt said that no baseliaU InSiders estimate. decision on whether to torce the . "We've aU heard the (f!nan· Clllcago Cubs to Install tempQI'clal) nli!Jlbers that are In ary llgbts for the National : jeopardy. We do not want to LeagueEastDivts!OIIplayotfsor a~ to be Insensitive to the W<rld Series hiM! been reached. flscal .bath that people would be which matter . . Kuhn's spokesman, Chuck AdliiT)S, s8id from New York that "the Commissioner's office docsnotcommentonconference calls bi!cause they're considered lnte,mal busPnel8." . .But the queitloo rtlllalns a ._ taking," said Sharon Hrilbus, president of a ccxnmunlty group called CltJzens United tot Base. ball in the Swishlne (CUBS). . But that group Is han:IIY the only hurdle baseball would have to clear to put Ughts In the park, the only one In the major leagues still withQut any. The remaining • hurdles are a state statute and a Chicago ordinance: ' State Rep. John Cullerton, DChlcago, one of the sjlonsors of a measlire that set night time standards' for noise pOllution · that was widely Interpreted as a • · way to block night basebaH, has conceded that law might not effectively halt the lnslallatiOII of • Ughts. • "If they left the organ and the public address system turned ott, 1egauy 11 looks like they'd be · · In compliance," he said. But ·. Alderman Bernard HaQscn noted that a city ordl· nance passed several months ago blocks sporting contests between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. that ' draw more than 10,00) people to a sladlum within 500 feet of at least 100 residential dwellings. "Sounds like Wrigley Field, doesn't It?" he said. .) . The 1!lllt ~ allo has Its usual an all·pro IIIIard during his p!aytng ~Les Stec!lel, a Marine sorb. Lea1111e·omctals <!eclded such showboal/na lis. Mark Gastineau's ctmmander durlne VIetnam,~ • war dance, theRI!dsktos'funbunch proil'llll!!d from the ranks at Mlnne- celebration, arid any other form of · IOta and to ftll Greg's vacated du; tantalizing an opponent would have lUNd Hqp C'.llmpbeiJ from tbe Lo1 tiel the Benpl•· rec:mtt.ed Sain , t.o (.'OII'Ie, to an abrupt halt. The men In the striped shirts wt11 be dropping AI 5 'II ExpiM Of the U.S.F.L. Wyche from lndlln&. Fl)lll allo have the liaual seemI!Je yeDow ~ and mllrk!ng ofl Fcmilt Greei 11ft OI!CinnaU enII!IIY ridiculous Nle cbaqes to ab· ' yanlage, perhaps caning It "unneroute to Bay wllrre he was coachln& c~~an~~~. No lesi than tour te«ma- inallt head coachlnll rh•"s 1n tbe cfl-.uon. ~ Thlt Iii rpttwr.., oler ta sell nor,a IOUclr.tlon of an ,o lkr 10 bUy any of thac IKIM'Itta. The o111q • latMIIIOIIttr bftht prospttb.ls. CopAM ollhe proepec:W• m_.bc obtalnd In .nyl&lltln ~ W. onlyltom .uchdulers Of !Hokc:rs a m~ leldully~rlhelc ~tla . ~ I ' I ' ' safer. ~~----~~-.-------. ----------~---- ·' ' ~ Aubun wtPI meet No. lraolu!d Miami In the kkkolf cll!!!!dc pme M1111d!Q' a!gl&. (AP I we p.oto). · ·embarks on '84 season ·.with big .changes a~~--~--~--7----------------------!lllll:e- - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ZIP-- - - - - - - - - - • I , PRACD<E.TALK - Aubun footbllll .-cit l'al Dye 111111 wllh I I 4 !liCk Bo .... 1111. befare a pradlce s I • · held a& Gr.ts S*Mh-n Sa&urdiQ' career relaiH only to tbt' . ... Hoyt, amemberofbaseball'sHaU~ Fllme and the top pitcher 1111 the ''* ~ lsdrcuilltat '"' . ' ' ' . ' CINCINN.\i'I' (AP) ,-· 'Walle - Gehrla. tlu!tW!inllOgames~lost . INSURED MUI'tiCII"ALS INCOME TRUST · lfiiMtfl- . ,F ormer·Reds' broadc&Ster, :~all. of. . Famer, . Hoyt dies . to fit .. • •. ' ' . "Miami will be cmdni In here and we'D be tbe 'seoood ttraJ&ht No. lleam tbey'U play (Miami won tbe 1BII3 natkloal cluunl*~ by i!Wbl& !beD-No. 1 Nl!)lruka31-.1lla tbeOranee 8owl) and then we have to &0 down and play 'l'ellas. ~will be licking tllelr dlopl' to aet at us," Dye said , "BeeD&N0.1doem'lcllan&ejiiiY,lh!Dg- We'Ujusttcy and get reOOy- to play one pme at a ,tlme.lf we'.re good i!Dough, we'll be there. J1 we're riot, we'D Icy to \WI\ a \lltll! hal:der· . , ' "I'D tell you Oat out I'd rather be No. 11a.Januazy I'UJIIII!i'-up Nclraska. than In August without lillY reservations. · But I'd ·'llie Comhuskers, who also !lnl$hed second In tbe flnall!l83 a(ter ·diOppi!Ja a~-~~ thriller to . . rather be No.111DW than not be.'lbat's wbat yoo w<rlt . .. Miami In thl! Oranac ,Bowl. were foiJowcd by J"'tt. -. for." DYe said.' 1'el!as. whldl finishEd ftftb last yaar, Is sixth ' Clr!nllon, UCLA, ~. :Ohio &ate, Notre Dame, AJallama lind Mlaml' . . •. " , , starting out Ibis ttmewlth '134 jloiDt8. Ohio State, No.9 In l!IIB, Is aeventh with 66l-polnts. Neither Texas nor Nebraska 'received five first1Jiai,e votes and 922 ()JdO Stall' rea!lval a No. 1 vote, b!lt Notre Dame, polllts. Pitt, Np. 181ast YltBT• receiVed two first-place blllots and 1m points. Clemi!Jn, 11th a year ago, was Ala.bln\a and Miami each got one. leOCIId to Auburn ,ln first-place votes with 11, but the Notre Dame, ·wblch dkm't make tbe Top 'J'Wmty laM year, Is elgbth with 6311 polnla. Alabama. No. 15 Tigers' total of 817 points was only gtxid tir fOOrth place. . fait .-!m, II ninth wlth832polnts and~ rounds tNt the Top 1'en with.q polntB. . UCLA, riding the crest cf a 45-9 rout~ Dflnots In the 'l1le pt=WDII SecCiiJd Tell consists Of 1'1!1111 State, Rale lbvl, Is ftftbw!thflveflrst-plaoet)!Jlll)tsalld816 Iowa, Artzma State, Michigan, Soutbetn MethodiSt, !lllnts after finishing 17th last aeason. . · Tile Hurricanes, who ~ the 1984 season Monday •• , Qldahorna, Florida, w~ Bostllll ~and Florida State, with Arlzonli State recelvtng two nJaht against Auburn In thl! secom •!!"!'~' Kickoff Classic, are Nddlng to become the niDIIi team to win llnlt-place vote. and ~· and Mk;hlgan one.each. 'l1le final 1983 Secoad Tell was Clemstm, SMU, Air cooaecutWe national ch~plonlblps. -ne last was · Alabama Ia 1978-7'3: ' • Fm, Iowa. Alabama, West VIrginia. UCLA, Pitt, The No. 't ranking was a bl~ allemuith to · ,_._Oil ~..... g, 8lld East Carolina. 1be ltP poll orlglnall!tl ,In 1936 wt there was 110 the 19113 EBD~ tor Auburn Coach Pat Dye. '.· _ "I'd be tytna If I said ididn'Ueel goocl,becaUaetbat's pres e11111111 poll Will~ Only SIX teams havefbdsbed No: 1 after belq~_lhereln-the pr=um pollwhere you want to be," Dye laid In Elist'Rutlll!l1onl, Tet- see In 1951, MJchlgan State In 19112, OkJaht:ml!. N.;r., where his Jearn Is~ for the game With 1n 1!156il974 anc1 1975 and Alabama 1n 19111- wt 110 j'.flaml. "But,whY did they plckusNo.l this year and ooe has maintained tbe No. 1 ranJdnli evay week mt last year? We haven't played a game yet lt(No, ·from a:pte asm through a part-~ poll. 1) puts yw In a ~cult !dtlladon·qalnst everybody you play. . . 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"This n:'Jlff'!;l'f1t!i thf' ""' annuallnl l'~l lneon'lt" aftt'f annual e~epcnSC'S , dlV1d«< ~ the publk otrer1na pril:'f' il!l of R-2-i·Rol Ser1£>S 121. 11 "arlrs wtth chJUlg('S in either alTIO\I nt. and wtth partleular peymm( ' (lptlon . 'l'ht' te rms of IlK' lnsurnn<1' pol!ry 81'(' rnorr fully dl'M'r1bed ln thf> prospectus; no l'f'Pl""C5fflllillon Is made as to the tnsW'<'r's ability to mC!Ct it s rommnmerll . The AAA rating IS due to Sectio ,, a..... . ' •· ~ ., ' r,'I· cessary harassment." Maybe the League should be facing more Important IsSues such as competition from the U.S.F.L., television rat· lngs and the skyrocketing salaries demanded by rookies and veteran players seeking new contracts. Preview . Now, to preVIew the divisional CGiltlnued on C-3 . �Pamero,· Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio '-int Plulant. w. va. 'Pa91 C2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~Pirates' .. ,• <: ~ • ... ~ Scoreboard Majors AMJ'liiC.<N LEWVE USTJ)!VmiON W ...L... I"d.GB ~ J)etmil I M45 72 !'.6 El ~ 67 Q) 66 62 41 .11'i l .'!£1 ll .Sfi 1~ .!!8 ]6 - ~:W 17ij 57 72 .112 2'1' 53 75 .4l4 ........... , .. Zoronto "' 'New Y«k Bolton a...!and ' Milwauket' ... ll1! lmlr DtvliiON rl Q} 6J ~ 6J£4 60 66 to w ~ 71 57 72 . •sal disastrous Inning, tJJen almost was right-hander. at a loos for wonts after the DeLeon lost his perfect game by Cincinnati Reds and rfght-hander walking Eddie MUner on four Jeff Russell edged the Pirates 2-{) pitches to open the Reds' seventh. Friday night. . 'lben, after fielding Ron Oester's Ironically, It was fonner Pirates' bunt, DeLeQn threw the ball Into teammate Dave Parker who man- . center field while tiylng to naU aged the Reds' only hit, a self· Milner at second. described "72-hopper" up the mid· After the error put Rt!ds' runners die againSt a drawn-In Plrales' on secQnd and thjrd with none out, Infield In the seventh lnl!lng that Parke; SWIU1g and missed badly scored the game's first nm. twiCe before fOI!Ilng off a couple of DeLeon, 6-11, blamed only him- pitches. He then smacked his single, self for his seventh consecutiVe loss . which Reds Manager Pete Rale - and the Pirates' slxth.loss this thought second baseman JQ)Inny season In which they have failed•to Ray wwld have speared if !be . score a run tor the 23-year-old Pirates hadn't been playing a drawn-In Jnlleld, · In just 13 monthS In the 1111!101'9, DeLeon bu canied ~hltte's Into whal appeared to be the tblrd out In the Boston sixth Friday night llfled the Red Sax to a 7-j! victory over the CleYeljuldlndlalls. J\llt ~t e¥~ ill the ballpajtll tbouiiiUUIJes"s flY Would 'lnnlnp. . . He then had to IWHt out the Ylct«y. Rellfyer .Dab Sl.lll.ley., loaded the bases on two hila and a• walk In theel&bth. bu(worltledout rt atleasttheslxthlnnln&'seventlmes. RUBaell, ~14, . SlniCk out six and lheJam. , . . wallced one, alJowiDg just one hit ln the ninth, Stanley was tall""' overthellriaiSI!YI!Il·lnlllnp, ' i!lldtlletnnbia'ulefllleldei'~Hall for'd!!Ublel by Brett Butler, Halland· Meanwhile In Boston, outllelder camped Wldertbe llell. · Andre '1'blrnlcm before Mark Clear· • Rick Miller of the Boston Red Sox . However, tiaD llllldeni.Y· iitpped Will IIUI!IliiOIIedCJeer slnlck out. ligures he's beE!I robl)ed of many oo the wet twf sciaked by a beavy two hltten for his l!eW!ilth SaYI!. hits .on hard hit balls In l3 major pre:game ~-He tell flat on league seasons. hls ·back as the ball landed: behind ·. Plate Wl)plre Tim McCiellaild· Now he can reflect on a routine 11y . blm lllld rolled to tlle)irlnllDitnlck. naled ,that ~ VUIIoYich hadball that fell for a tle-brellklng · BOsluiJ starter Dennlll "011. Can" IOIII!arQUIIII00&3-2t*dlthati!Dded ttJree.nm.double, his second game. Boyd; 8-9, wp '-lied fill' n!J1e hits. the aame. VulcovlciJ and~: wlnrilng hlt this year, and fDI!r I'\QII, bUt st1'llck our nine MaDapr PatCorralelfol'owed him Mlller'sglfthltonaiDfoot!Jyfor 811'1 dlml't w8lk a battl!t'-in ielven . ban the lleld In a vain &rJIIIIII!Iil. ' - 4 .M4 ,476 614 .f&.'i 8 .ttl 10YI .6&2 11 .fJ6 Frlday'a GIIM:M -.a._on 7, CleYeland 6 ( • ' TCMS 10, Mllwa\lkl:t' 3 Kansas CitY ~ CltleagO 2 Toronto 6, Mlmfsola 2 • Callfomla S. Detroit 3 BaHirmn> 4. Oakland 2 , New VCJr!c 6, ~attlfo 4, 10 inninf!:!l ~; • • •. ~ . ' ~ ~-·-:::;:- ~t GM'Iea "' ;.c ., ' 1: • Ciev<"'and 11 lbf(J'I Toronro at ~~ Texas .It MUwaukee • ClilcagO at Kansas City Detroit at C&ll1ornla Baltlrr'lono at OaklaOO New Yor k ot Seattle • N-'TIONAL LEAGUE .. FAST DIVISION ' '' W ...1- PCLQQ, . · _'t: . ,, OUcago 'rrl fi9 fll l'1t'w York Z ' PhllDlphla Montreal Sf. Louts Plinsi:Rirgh ~ .:ll l - 57 .5all. Gt • ~ 6.1 ti4 Sol 74 "' I WEST DIVISION : • 'Ill" Dietl<> 74 • "" ... Hc:u1ton 00 64 .,. 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Three draft choices In the.flrst round·polnts to a bright future In Clnclruiatl. The defenae also lost some key players to the , USFL, especially In the Jlne. backing CQI'Jl. Sam · Wyche has a long learning experie11ce In store for l98t. Moallmproved 'l'eam The most Improved team In the NFL could be the Oilers, featuring one of the beat yilung offensive lines In pro.ball. Dean Stlenkuhler, the all everything guard from Nebraslta, will step rfght In and make the Une even stronger. The Oilers will ,put the guys up front to work, protecting Canadian Import Warren Moon and aging Earl Campbell. The recetvtng corp was bolstered with the addition of Butch Johnson' from the Cowboys. The otren1e 11 set but the defense needs a major overhaul In order to get the team out of, the basement. .-----------------------~----------~------~ EAR, NOSE .&JH ROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST . ~0 ,, . 95 !ot .. "' Nfiw Vert. !1. Pn'CHING Control Arm Bushings from . · . . 2.50 39.00 3.00 Oocan. Hwsioo. U; C'Reyoolds, Howiton, 9'~ Gwynn, Sari ~. 9: Mr.Gt>e. Stl..cl.lt., t . HOME RUNS: M\&I"PhY. Atlanta. · 28:· .. SduNdt, ~Ilia. 36: C Car!C1', Moac. trN.L )&; Cf"J, Cllk~~Q, 21; Manball, Los . . .~:». t :,. m:>LEN BASES: Samue-l. ~~. ,,. .--. ~. ~ .l:Jk.so, !'6: Raines. Mon· ~ ~ .. .._ 5.\: ReOOs. Clndnnatl . .W.; MWU.OO, 111 theUSFLHKC~~togct~ lng there, the Chiefs could end a playoff drought that has lasted for a dozen years. Top pick Bill Maas should land a starting role along with Art Still and Mike BeU to form a speet&cwar defensive front. Remember, this ts a team that lost nve games last year by three points or less. are ....... ...... .&~ 95 ,.. • : ,. .., :, • .. chooce Engine . Cleaner Hand Cleaner ,,b. E-Z Ride Heavy ~ Duty ShQcks - NATION.U.IE.\GUE ~ITING t:lfi at bats\ : Gwynn,. San ~ I:JJrfrh, 1411 ~ . 59 Gunk" 7~88 :San • .: - . i- .. ~ .,. service rip:hl ~ lntt: . . fll u· v-•rs Lanlin dE>f~t>ma11 , ·from the roster . "-' bably the toughest division of the NFL, the Raiders will fall to second place behind the Seattle Seahawks. Oakland will continue to abide by owner AI Davis' philosophy of "Just win, Baby," but not enough to hold .off Chuck Knox's Seahawks. The Hawks were the surprise of the league last year. This season they out to proVe It was no fluke. Curt Warner, the au purpose back · from Penn State, heads the ttack along with returning vets DAve 1 Krieg and Steve Largent. Defen- price' troni Fits most Chev y • man, • slve end Jacob ·Green leads a · ch~plon as theClevelandBrown$ swannlng defense-a defense that unseat the Steelers. The Browns \flU return Seattle to post-season have a new quarterback In Paul play· • McDonald as BI1an Slpe left for the The Raiders, eQmlng off a stun- big money of Donald Trump's New nlng victory ~er Washlngtoilln the Jersey Generals. Mike Pruitt fe. Super Bowl, seem to be getting aUt· turns to balance the offense. Tom tie long In the tooth. Linebacker Costlneau and Chip Banks head a Ted Hendricks c!llled It quits ·dur· decent defense, that wW be uplng training camp. More could fol· g'raded by the addition of Don Roglaw. This may be IIIIi year Marc WUson 1111$4!81B veteran Jim Plun-. ers of UCLA. The Browns have just · enough talent to take the divisional kelt as the starting q~Wterback, crown 1n 1984. and one of the young receivers reSteelen place the aging Cliff Branch. ~dl· The Steelers are In « transition tionally, the Raiders sUp a bit after year. Gone from laSt year's team Is leader Terry' Bradshaw, who reaching the top. KC Chiefs C<luldn't shake the etlects of elbow· A Dew flight hjls opened surgery. In a . surprising move, In Kllll$88 City as Air Maclrovtc got Franco Harris was waived after . off the ground lastseason. Chief PI· holding out of traWng ~amp for a lot Bill Kenney rewrote aD tile contract extenSion. Chiefs passing-recoi-ds In his llr.it Mark Maiolll! and David Wood· season as a starter. He was ley battle for the starting quarter· prnmptly awarded a spot In the Pro back Job. Neither will lllJ the void Bowl. Carlos Carson, also a Pro 111ft llY Bradshaw's departUre. The Bowl starter, leads one of the lea· defense Is solid up front. Jack Lam· .gue's better recelvtng COI'JI6 With bert Is back for another year at Inhelp from Heruy Marshiill and side linebacker, but the second&ly Anthony Hancock, lost Mel Blount to:retirement and The Chiefs bJi.ve yet to muster a could be a problem j!arly. rushing game that has been lacking since the drowning death or Joe DeJlenp" . Janey. Ken Lacy was signed wt of The Bengals will also be Ina Iran· In the AFC WEst, which Is pro- your rfquested that hll namt be: withdrawn • ·. LoUvers or 6 781 Reg 49 95 •465 1. 4652. 5.49· 6 BB ron Brot•n. Sco ff BJuptad , a ndTomFtor · ··Rua. forwards . Rtt'd Larson. r:ltfe-nse- f!!' 'P • 6780 HOCKEY , Canllll• Cup TEAM. U.S.A.-Cut Marc &>hrmd , "ll "I ";; • Cnigar 4.99 N - • • BREAKERs-An~ '110UIK.'I.'d that Randy Va raha . · prHI· · ""' dt'l\1 , ~ 'I ~ as bHn rpPlat"edbyJhhn Ralston. :: .84.95 Round ' t ,. ".;ron..•. cornerback.* From 1.99 .. .,Mdrewa, runnln~~:back , on1helnjuredl'f'.. SMW- 1111. Walvfd Dan Ralph. defensiVf' ·" The Point Pleosant, W. Vo. 1---------------------------i oq.o at Monll't'6J "' : .... ; Lot Anaelt"'S at PhUadtlptUa .1 Sari ,- Cot6!ued from C.I races and get a Utile more Insight · as to What ~ ahead In 1984. The AFC continued Its dorn!.. nance over the NFC In last year's Super Bowl 'as the Los Angeles Raiders defeated the Washington Redsklns J8.9in a game resembling more o( a mismatch than a hattie for the championship. But fans or the Redsklns need not worry because the Raiders will not be In Palo Alto, California January !ll to play the Redsldns In Super Bowl. XIX. However, the Redsklns will have an equally hard tlnie with Don Shula and the Miami Dolphins, The · Dolphins will win the Eutem Con· · terence over a much ,Improved New England team and . continue their winning ways right , on through the champions!llps. Dali Marino, last year's rookie sensation, W!ll be at the con~. The Dolphins suffered a big loss ln. · the off-season with the' tragic death ' of David Overstreet, but returnlna to carry the load wW be Tony l"athan and Andra Franklin. A. J. aul!e Is recovering from off·seasoo surgecy and his status for tlle.sea·. son Is uncertain but Shula has a way of overcoming obstacles and getting hiS teams to the playoffs .and this year will be no exception. The Patriots, under second year coach Ron Meyer, look as If they are ready to clear the hurdles and make gruh for the playOffs. The addltlon•pf NebrasJat's Irving Flyar, this year's numl)er one draft pick, wiU OJJ!!II up opposing defenses and take the double coverage'ott Stanley Morgan. The San Diego Chargers, lacking · Robert Irsay took his Colts away a NFL c,allber defense, 4;011tlnue to from the hostile fans and press of Baltimore for the comforts of a new win games With a high powered or. stadiUm and new life In Iildlana· · tense that can only Improve with the off season addition of burley polls, but he also took a YOUJ111 and Pete Johnsoirln the 11ackfleld. Inexperienced team with Him. Art Dan Fouts wiU · continue to Schllechter Is back but Mike Pagel stockpile passing yardage and reIs the Colts' quarterback for now. cords if he can sbake the Injury bug The defense 1s good with future that bit him hard and often last seastars, Vernon Maxwell, Leo Wls· nlewskl and Nesby Glasgow. The son. The Clui;gers just can't seem to put together the pieces on deColts feature one of the NFL's premier ldckers In Raul Allegre.· fense. -They siartectfour rookies In key posl!fom last season. The Buffalo Bills lost super ha<;k Broncoe Joe Cribbs to Birmingham of the In the mile high city of Denver, USFL. To flU the void Gregg Bell of John Elway never came closer to Notre Dame was drafted In the first the expectations of the . fans, round. The Bills wo11't get near the media. Don't lOOk for coaches or production from BeU as they' did lmp~ment this year. The much from ·Cribbs. The fans In Buffalo team has too many holes to lllJ beare In for ·a long season. Enough fore tlley crawl out of the basesaid.· ' Randy ment. Defensive leader Also In the E~t. look for the New Gradlshar retired taking a lot or Y~ Jets, and first-year quarter· leadership and tackles with him. back Ken O'Brien to sUp to fifth Dan Reaves should have stayed as . place. The Jets shipped Richard an assistant with Dallas. Todd to New Orleans·and gave the New Champion second year O'Brien the signal calThe AFC Central wW have a new ling job. On1Y. pi'oblem Is O'Brien Is yet to take a snap Iii a regular sea• ..------..,..----....,.--1 son game. 'AFC west \ ._. SaD Franclk'o 7, New ·YCI'k 6, b t ~ '· Sua F~ C." NN York !1. 2nd 1 ·J. i4.t 3.88 ~YI '57 · .SM 111111111 ' ''11111111 11 hl11 1 . Ii iii! Ohio NFL embarks on '84 ~eason with many changes . • .'' 26, 1984 DeLeon loses one-hitter; Boston edges Indians .... : PriTSBURGH (AP ) - What :nearly was a perfect nlgbt turned .Into a lost cause for Jose DeLeon of .)he Pl!tsl;lurgh Pirates. •; 'DeLeon lost his pl!i teet game, his ''110-hltter and the game In one ' Augulf 26, 1914 ') , .~ ~ J .. ·• ' �Page C-4- The Sunday Times-Se~tinel Pomeloy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea1011t, w. Va. August 26, 1984 North Gallia, Hannan Trace, - e're·.out to .earn . your business!" .........______._. .Eastern·po~t Preview win_s ByBILLBENNEl'T _ · OVP llUH 1•..W.ot CHESHrnE - 'The 1984 footbaU action, SVAC style, kicked oft here . Friday night with a conference preview . at Ky~r Creek High School. Final results show the · defending champion North Gallla Pirates defeated Southwestern, 21· 6; Hannan TracecJroi>ped Southern, 14-0 and Easlem edged the hosts Bobcats, 16-14. · . •• :·• PUSHING THROUGH - An uddentlfled Kyger ••• Creek player prepares to block a nm by an Eastern •: rusher dwing thli SVAC previeW F)iday. KC's Jom . ' • McGuire (21) Is seen at far left. 'The E•Kies caine from behind In the final minute of the game to defeat the Bobcats, 111-14. • NG-SO\J'I11Wmi'IJ;RN J\lorthGaUia tookcontrolatthell. On first down, quarterback Jerry Colley dropped back to pass, but could not find an qJe~~ receiver so he tucked It In and rambled 23yai-ds. The Ptra.tes moved the baU to the Highlander fourwherethreectacks Into the Une netted nothing. On fourth down, North Gallla fUmbled with Southwestern recovering. Following a _Highlander punt, NOrth GaUla \'!!ached the end zt>ne on a 15 yard run by Mark Foreman. foreman then booted the extra point for a 7-0 lead. On North GaUia's ~possession of the second quarter, CoUey, running an option, pitched back, but there was no Pirate around. Highlander Justy Burleson scopped upthebaUenrputetoa:MlyardiD.A passtorthl;!two-potntconversionfeU Incomplete. A short time later, North GaU!a, . driving downlleld, got a'break when Southwestern drf:!w a pass interfer.ence penalty at the 10 yard line. Colley then hit JackleOiassburntor a 10 yard ID. Foreman then kicked his second EP. The Pirate defense then got a ' piece of the IJ.Ction 8s defensive back Scott Wllllamson Intercepted a pass at midfield and returned it!iOyards. . fomnan's kick PU5I!ed to score to 21.-6. :n~~~n;:"J. whUe the -~ =·;: The MAKING WAY - Southern deieaders Marc : ; J~ (33) and Eric Milliron (22) block a Hannan •: 'l'race . player as Charlie Boso (411) looks for an out . during the SVAC . preview Friday. 'The WUdcats poMed a 14-0 win. Bear's widow hospitalized . ·:. • ;. TUSCALOO>A, Ala. (AP) -The wld()w of the legendazy University of Alabama footbaU coach Paul "Bear" Bryant hai been hospltaiized atter suffering an apparent cerebral hemorrhage, a spokesW& mansaid. · FamUy physicians may release today the condition Mary Hannon Bryant, 68, who was admitted to Druid City Hospital on Friday .morning, said hospital spokesW& man Lucy Jordan. Mrs. Bryant was being treated by two family physicians in the intensive care unit for an apparent cerebral hemorrhage, Mrs. Jordan said. 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PADS lUll RUID PRICES ARI WITH REBUILDASU IXCIIANG£. :: WARREN, Ohio (AP)- FootbaU ; 'piayers at two area high schools ; ;have endorsed the concept of , tougher academic standards for ; ~athletes. ·; Fourteen players at Warren G. . ;Harding and Western Reserve high • 50,000 MILE RATED PAPS &SHOES was stopped. ~ij;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ · Tile two teams battled to a 1 standofftnthesecondquarterasthe defef~S~!S.dm!lnated the action. The Wildcats collected &'! yards rushing and 32 passing. Southern had 36 yards rushing and one yard passing. EAGID EDGE BOBCATS The preview's finale, played before .a ~er crowd, turned out to be a real barn burner. Kyger Creek took the open!nB k.tckoff and uSing the run effectively, drove downfteld prmlptly, Senior Steve Waugh scored the game's first toucbdownonan18yardrun. The try fortheextrapolntsfaUed. CAROLL SNOWDEN The two teams't raded possessions 417 S&r:ond Ave. Gallipolis, Oh. throughouttheflrstquarterwtththe Phone 446-4290 Eagles' Brent Bissell picking off a Home 446-.4Slt' TOOl Waugh pass ending the Like a ROQd neislhbor. quarter. State is tllere. The Eagles converted the inter- . ceptloillntostxpotntswhenquarterback Royce Bl.sseU ran around the SlATE FARM .light slderdivtngacorss thegoalltne from a yard out to open the second quarter. On the conversion attempt, Bissell rolled out to tbe right and hit BrentBI.sseU for.the conversion and INSURANCE an~lead. · . ® KygEI' ~k came back as Steve Waugh picked up.($ secoild IDona State F'a1m lnsuranceCompani8S HomeOft'<:ee : BIOOITllrtQton, llllnols six yard scamper. Tom Waugh then passed to Barry Matthews foc the ~~~~~~~~~ =~'!!eRO:'Friday's ·- . ci>nverslonanda 1HIKC1eild. : With 23 seconds remaining, the BlsseU combination - Royce and Brent came through once again. RoyceBisseUscoredfromoneyard out and Brent Bissell added whal was the be the winning conversion points. : Eastern coUected 72 yards rushi lhg and 76 yards vta the air. • . Kyger Creek had lffi yard$ . rushing and 28 passing. ,.......;----------'- StatlstlcaUy, North GaJUa col- ••• downflekl as quarterback Gary Kirk hit Phil Baney with a !1D yard touchdown pass. C.D. Adkins then added the two-point conversion. On the Tornadoes' next possess!on, the twnovers continued as quarterback David Ebef!lbach was Intercepted at the 40. · Hannan Trace cashed in quickly as C.O. AdkinS ran behind the rfgbt · side of his line for an 18 yard touChdown. A run for the conversion · PICK-UP TRUCK ' CHAMOIS RUNNING BOARDS WWAX 59~ PASTE•LIQUID OR SPRAY 9 IRVIN'S AUTO GLASS COMPLETE AUTO ~LASS SERVICE MOBILE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED ··· •:•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • FREE : -. : WASH & VACUUM : : : WITH WINDSHIELD AND TEMPERED PARTS INSTALLED AT SHOP. JULY-AUGUST : : ,I . . BUGS? 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MEIGS VS FRoNTIER PUNTRETURN-Melp'll&l'*enlngqulcktaOback junior Brad Boblnsoo h shown above rucmlng back a pw& that covered 25 yards lnFriday'sMelp Frontter Preview. RobiJBm pllled 31 yards In 10 carries as Melp' leadiDgrusher. Meigs won 32-7. ·Bengals trounce Lions, 34-14 CINCINNATI (AP) ,- Quarter· back Ken Anderson's precise passing turned the last preseasOn game Into a confidence booster for the Cincinnati Bengals and an embarraslng exhibition for the Detroit I: Ions. Anderson tossed' three touchdown passes In Utile more than a quarter Friday night, handing the Bengals a ~ lead on their way to a JS-14 trounclilgof the error-prone Uons. WhlletheLlonsusedsomeofthelr veterans sparjngly to prevent injury, fii'St -year Head Coach Sam Wyche had the Bengals treat the game like a regular-season contest. Anderson complied, completing 11 ofl4 passes for 105 yards without an interception. TheBengalsfumbledontheirftrst possession, then reeled off four straight touchdowns to finish the preseason 3-1, Utelr best mark since the finished 5,1 In l!m. The Uons were2-2. . · Safety James Griffin got the Bengals rolljng; lntercepUng a pass by starting quarterback Mike Machurek and returning it 23 yards to the Lions' &-yard line. That set up fuUback CbarlesAiexander's2-yard TO run. Then Anderson got going, hitting wide receiver Crls ColUnswortb wiUt a 22-yard toochdown pass. He followed wttha 7-yardscorjngtossto tight eni;l M.L. Harris and an11-yard TO pass .to CoUlnsworlb that gave Cincinnati a ~lead with 11: 221eft · In theftrstbalf. "Our olfenslve )lne played superb ball;'' Wyche said. "Our ninnlng backs played weu. Our team Is · playing very good team defense." Lions Head Coach Mgnte Clark couldn't find much good to say about the drubbing, even though the Lions held themselves back In the last preseason game. He defended the approach, but admitted the results were embarrassing. "As I said to the team, we approached It this way, and I still think It's the smartest way to dolt," he said. "We gGt a ltttle more than weaskedfor. Weaskedforqutteabtt of It, but I wl$h they hadn't been so receptive to the request." The Lions lost two fumbles and had five passes Intercepted. Ma. cburek, starting his third preseason game,managedtocompletejust7of 19 passes for 85 yards with twci Interceptions. Eric Hipple dune on Coach Charles Chancey's Ma· raudei'S struck for tour touchdowns within_ three minute span In the openlngperlodandaddedthelrflfth six-pointer one minute Into th~ second quarter. ·After an exchange of punts, junior tailback Brad Robinson returned a Fi'ontler punt 25 to the Cougar 15 yard line. One play later, Chancey rifled a 17 yard pass to senior end . ~=:?EEJEE ~~~e·reenbarrassedatrur performance," saidMacburek, who had hoped to naU down the starting . 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VAUEYBEU $119 a flU out the. application below · ; cUp out, and drop off at any of our oHlces, or mall to: · ' C A: S Bank Attn.: Mutereard Dept. ~Court St. GaUlpolls, Ob. 45631 ,· COCA-COLA CORN FLAKES .cmvent A gold-headed cane was glve!J to suver set, and ¢amber set bas been the man who received the most postponed until the 17th .of March. votes and gold bracelet to the Father McKiernan was Indefatigawoman whO had perhaps wc:dU!d ble In his efforts to render the Fair the hardest tor the church. 'Jbe attractive, and his sUCCess is attested by all who were present." voting was: Dr. John ~. 828; SOME OF 'l1IE prizes awarded LoulsMuenz, 521; Adam Ubrlg,550; ., _ by the drawing were: Madonna and Reuben Aleshire Jr., 98; X. BrandChild, Last Supper, General Grant, .stetter, 41; ·and General ReUnsydei\ and Fa!her McKiernan, These were 1. For the women, It went: Miss presumably palntjngs. Also given McLaughlin. 337, and Miss Augusta out were: a new strs.~e, a wax cross Uffennan, 228. (Jame~~Sallds' ~ldlox-, and a china set. The New .Comme.r cial and Savings .MasterCard .Card All W•k 1116 the Bullettn editor, "that the Rev. Fatller McKieman bas purchased fllr !lie Catb:lllc Church, trom CbarlesC.Welbert,EIQ.,40lilcresof land locall!d on the ,hill just below r ... mpnlts 1beprtcepaldwas$2,500. Tm acres of the groond wtU be donated to cemetely purposes, and it Is the lntel!tlon fo erect a Convent or College upon the remainder. Mr. Welbert bas generously donated . $500 toward the erectlon of the or the Cdlege. · "Father McKiernan bas dis· played much eneJ1Y In torwaidlng · the cause of his Church sinCe h1s . residence with ua, and we tru.st he may &plll'l! 110 ~to carey out his plans tor the bulJdlng of an Institution of learning upon the beautiful grounds he "bas purchased." ' . 'IREGBOtJNIJ8TAI.IlEDabout In the BuJietln article wwld later becl;me a part ~ Mwnd H11I CemetetY.. As Mrs. DaviSon points out In her history. the church sold this land to thecttyofGalllpoUson Februaly 10, 1874; ao the attempt to . have a Catho~C Cemetery and a • ConVent or College lastedo~ about ayear: • 1be second·article trom that 1873 BuJietln deals with a Catholic Fru,, that was held the first week of · January In 1873 at Dages Hall (now 41-43 Court Street)· '"DDE' CATHOLIC FAIR closed on Thursday night, after a success- · ful run of nine days, under the supervision of the Rev. Father ·To apply for a MasterCard, '99' oz. $1l 9 GENEIIC Thurs. Only ' - of POTATO SnCKS 3/51 '!oz. lOlLED HAM 1 1~< ! •. ' . '"' • ANTIQUA'IED 111\BN- Tile '¥!1lhOWi!llbCIIII!- ~by Jen7 Yalm Ill the ..._ It Ill oded 011 88 !18, 1011111 of~... - - frCJm lbe Old Pollt Olllce Jlnl1dlnl' . o... · ' willl ..... ' pwdiaA oJ 2 packs Kahn,'s lunchtan Meats. . DURKEE PORI & BEANS J'hOz. 12 OFF EACH lOX HACK ,.,., oz. 2/Sl oo $129 l'loo ••· 0 • COOKIES PUDDING & FRUITS Macaroni & Cheese lEG. 01 DIT II 16 01. ·- - - NEW SOn KEEIUR READY:TO-(AT IEENEE WEENEE IOZ. 3/$100 l(H soz. 2/S109 DR. PEPPER ,~.,... ~ ~ .. .. With each purchaM of a SSO.OO grocery or4er, txdutli.. alii' 11. Pep. UnLE EDDIE lEG. & (!iKII!I A&W ROOT,BEER ORANGE CRUSH CREAM SODA VALUE ' 4/49' 16PZ. 4/$100 VIENNA SAUsAGE 3/$100 !60Z. / .: notes .d iamond jubilee theclrurcbfortheflnewolic. . $1Dl; ~tures about $00), r WetiavelQOUFflles aoopyofthe . leaving a balance for the benefit of JIIJIIWY8.1873,~11tpoiiSBulletln, st.LoulsCburcbofSlfro. Anwnber wblcb runa two articles about st. 'ofartlcleswerelettunsoldandwtll Loulll CliJlrdJ. be reserved tOr another FaJr. . .' 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Kitchen trom J8 FAIRlAND ~IVE • : yardsouttortheTO.Chancey'spass The Ohio Valley Conference~ : tortheftxtrapolntsfalled. ninner-up last year flexed theiJ'•: An.. eyewink later, sophorno!'e lJIUSCies by overwhetrnlng all OU!:' ' cornerback Huey Easton Inter' manned Alexander eleven. 29-0 lit: cepteda$teveRosspass,an<lran44 . thePrevtew'sf!rStgame. y811is dQwn the side~ untouched The Dragons, who narrowly tor. anoiher TO.' Chancey's kl~ missed a spot In the Division IV faUed. playoffs last seasOn, scored In the Then sophomore JeSse Howard llrstperiodonManCprtts'ftve-yard accidently squibbed the Meigs run. and added lhrEie more scores~ klckolf and Hammonds poupded on the second quarter. the 1oo1e ·ball the Cougar 34. Ftve Curtis passed 32 and 13 yards. plays later, Hanunoncil capped the scoring tosses to Dwight Galloway•: drlve with a two-yard plunge. The and reserve tallbacl! Mike' CeruUO::• drlve was highlighted by a ~yard ani) ended the game'$ scortngwlthl(. Chancey pass to sentor end Scott 54 yard sprint. .;! Gbeeil. Chancey's kick saUed wide. Fairland collected 10 first downs.••: Frontier $COred with three se- 1!r1 yards rushing, and 65 yards .In conds left In the contest when Ross · the ·air. Alexander was held to just " ·rambled 31 yards on a broken play one first down, 24yards ruSblngan4··: apinst the Marauder reserves. · 23 yards passing. BY KEll1l WISECUP ~ lltalf POMEROY · - Junior quarterback Mike Chancey fired three touchdown passes and threw for 123 Yards In a little rs.ter one.quarter's action here Friday night as the Meigs l>faraudei'S ripped a young . FronUer Cougar team, 32-7 In the MeigsPrtwlew. The Impressive Meigs showjng, · however, dtd not ovei'Sbadow the strongpertonnanceoftheMaraudei'S' opening game opponent ' next _ Friday, Fairland. The Dragans routed Alexander, ~ In the llrst game, · . . Church~ · SL Lojlis Marauders, Fairland post . '. · ~presstve preview VIctories ;.; . The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Pag1 C 7 Pom•DJ' Michlhport Galllpalil, Ohio Paint Pllasmtt, W. Va. ,, ' ' . :25 Court St. · , I Silver Bridge Plaza • : ·,. ' ·'.... ; \ ~ ; li ' ~ ... ,. . •' • ••.••• .• ·' •' ••• •• •,, ••• . .' • • • • •' ••• ••• ~. •• : .. 1 ~ The Cornmercial and Savings ' . Bank of GallipMoelmlbe~ FD,IC ~' "ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE" •, 'V Spring Valley .• . ' ' • •• •• .·. . •,..,• • I .. • ' ~. .\:· �.. Pag~ Auguat 26, 1914 ' - Y Middleport--Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pl.asant, W. Va. The Sunday TimH-S.ntlnel C8 Twilight tour· slated Tues.d ay Features STORE HOURS: ~imes- &":entin:el Thur. 9 am til 10 ! Fri.-Sat. 9 am til 10 : CLOSED SUNDAY varieties of rom. soybeans and package!oramountofseedtles toapply. alfalfa, canbeseen.Cropharvestlng Dlfterent grass ,varte are reExVmloo Niml · will occur dally akliJg with many qulred for shady areas than tor A wagon tour with ftve stopS and educational exhibits. Tickets can be sunny areas. "Rake or otherwise relreJhments will be a part of the purchased"lnadvancedfor$2or$4at llghtlycover theseedandwater the 'IWIIJghtFannTourattheGaryand . lhegate. ChlldrenUIIdertheageof12 area to start seed germination. A SamMichael'sFann,CoontyRoad are admitted tree. Tickets also Ugllt covering 'of clean straw 25 between Flatwoods FlOOd and be bougbt at the Meigs extension conserves mol!lture and helpS get Chester on1'uesday a t6:00p.m . ot(lce, Sugar Run Mill, Dale Hill newseedllngsoff to a goodstart. A woodland scene where clear Ford, ASCS omce or MGM Farm U you are re-establlshlng a s!JQtty cutting has been will be City. lawn (like many of us have, viewed. The tour group will have a And so It grows following another dry SUI11fllel'), chance to see a commercta1 egg In late August or early Sep- you will need to rmt a detbatchlng laying setup, the dltferent types of teqlber, those. of you wbo need to . rna~. Thosemachlnescost$6to soUs and relate this to crop establish or re-establish lawns $8 per hour, but you can do an production plus discuss pasture should make plans now. September average .lawn In three to siX hours. management. YQU will see strip Is ·an excellent month to establish depending on the condition. Decropping, sod waterways and Jearn lawns I:Jy seeding or sodding. ~tchlng gets the mat of dead anQ oow to reduce erosion. 1be tast stop ·· U you establish a new lawn !rom dying twigs and roots, which has will be where Gary feeds out beef. · seed or sod, rough grade the area to · packed down over the years to fonn He has recently erected a new sUo be seeded, allow settling to oCcur a barrier between you and the soli and has an automated feeding . and regrade where pecessary. underneaththatthatchbuUdup.Itls .SYstem. Apply fertiliZer and lime accord1ng dltflcult to get fertlllzerfthaandhwatehr F~~"J~SclenceRevlew toasoUtest.Thoroughlypreparethe through~Jayers o tc muc The gigantic Farm Science Re- seedbed by t1UJng or plowing up to 6 . less seed to germlnateon top ot It So, view Will be held Sept. 18 to ~on the . Inches deep. Remove any tocks or you must work the thatch oot In 996-&cre MoUy Agricultural debris and allow the freshly worked onler for seed to come In contact CenterlnMadlsonCountyonU.S.40, soil to settle. Then, apply starter with soU. , 4 rnnes north of Lolldon. fertiliZer and gently rake It Into the Once this Is doite, apply fertlllzer, soli. · · seed, water and straw thesameway Follow directions on the seed you would for establlshlng a itelo::., . More than $00 mnllon worth of lawn. farm equipment and over 500 By JOliN C. RICE . ~elAIICoullly ~ Sat., Sept. 1, 198~ can cione: com production up 84 percent · . 113.2 bu.-ac. "We've had reasonably favorable weather over much of the com belt since the Aug. 1 SUIVey W!19 taken," Dennis Henderson, Ohio State University .Agriculture Economist says, "sol bellevethatactualylelds could be somewhat higher than projected. 'Ibat Would add to the expected carry.OOt levels and be a price weakening !actor, Overall, I look with a doubUng or ~ carry-out, that the 1984-tl5 season average price will traU 1!183-84 by roughly 40 to 00 cents," he adds. Results of the Ohio Wheat Performance Test Trials tor 1984 are avallable noW at lhe Extension Office. I have only a few copies so stop by and read over the lrltoima· tion that interests you. . 1be results of these tests are published to provide a source of objective Information from various locations in Ohio on the relative BONELESS .. -, .$ " By BRYSON R. CARTER Extawloo Agent Apicullure6 CNBD GaDiaCculty GALLIPOLIS - Tile com crop for harvest this fall, based upbn the Aug. 1 conditions, was estimated to total about 7.f;/ billion bushels. This would be Sol jleicent more than lilst year's crop, which was reduced by a combination of drougbt and" PIK, and would be exP!cled to raise the can;r-out stocks at the end of the 1~ marketing year to about twice their size at the end oftheCIIITe!lt October l!J83 througb September 1984 tnar· ketlng period. The August crop projection was based on an anticipated 71.1 million acres haivested for grain and an average yield nationally. of 107.9 bu.-ac. '!bat average yleld Is up , sulJstantlally from 1983's 81 busbels, but still below 1!1!2's record yleld ol perfOrmance wheat varieties currently avallable to Ohlo Fanners. The Information .should- -bene!lt. farmers In selecting profitable seed for 11,9e In their farming prgrain. . ()IJ) AND NEW- A ¥lew of UA •orere of 0....,. polnla oul d.. old- the beclnatncof the byp&. Qpmed In IJMII- !UJd the~~ of the-. lhe~llniltl!«e~!the- Jour-lane ~ 8MI!Oi the upper rtgN of tile phota. The_. four.11u1e !hnlugh GalllaCounty has been m the . ' Evans o~ Jtighways: time to stop being nice FeriDizlllg8hrub8 WhUe you are about It, fertilize your shrubs. They need fertlllzlng once a year. Deciduous shrubs - those that drop their leaves during the winter - need 2 to 4 pounds per 100 square feet ofbed area. Use a 5-10.5, 1CJ.64, s.s.& or equivalent analysts tertii· lzer. You'll find this lnfonnatlon on tbetag attacbed to the bag or printed on the bag. Do the same tor narrowleaf evergreens. 'Ibat rate Is about one half to 1 pound per Jarile ·s hrub. n-eat broadleaf eliergreens the same, ext"EPt use the lower analysts nltrogm levels In the fertilizers such as 5-10.5 or 4-124. The llrst !lgure In the analysis Is the . nitrogen percetltage. ECKRICH SUPERIOR FRESH HOMEMADE ALrMEATLB. $. 229. DUTCH LB.$229 HAM BOLOGNA ~~~~-+~~----~---~~~ · PORK " ' $}3 9 BACON LB.. . " ' \ ' , 89¢ 12 OZ. PKG. $}49 lOIN PORK& END .. CHOPS - LB. ' . . ., - .'!. , FR ESH . . .· . '. on·e. .. · $149 ._ : ., .' . 8-16 Oz. · Bottles . SPARE RIB~ . ~: · · 4?' 1 $1 LB. . .... ~" ' . ' . . . _, JIUTTERMILK' & SWEET MILK BALLARD 4 99~ BISCUITS PAll .. :Piu~ ... · BATH ROOM ,_ Deposit < : · I · •. SOFT 'nGENTLE _""!"" _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..............__ _ _ _ ~-- TISSU[ 4 ROLL . :~~r,onedownherewlth~kinds!Jfhlgh~ayswe n~v~~:~~~=~:n::t~~·~bypass ~----~----~~--------~----------------~ • ' '. ' ,· $}99· ClOCK •, . 3 LB. COUNTRY CROCK .,. :t 2% MILK SPREAD.· ·. . MARGARINE ''I've been up there dozens of Urnes, and they've createdforJackson. Herclerredtotravelllngthrough puUed out the same maps they've used lor :II years," the Jackson O!unty seat as a "tenible waslf" and he said. "unreasonable" to travelers and business. Tile Gallla County-based sausage manufaCturer "It' s the worst place 1n the state," he said. "The and restauranteur Is president or the Southeastern roads are terrible, and people are not going to come to Ohio Regional CooncU, a group ol business and Gillllpolls It they have to go throup Jackson." professional people pushing for Improvement of a 1be tack of a major hlghway.systern In the reglorf ·· multi,county area. ·has staUed ' commercial development, Evans While Evans said his concern Is for the region, the charged. completion of a bypass for U.S. 35 In Gallla County "U we don't get the roads," he added, . "you are and an access road from the WlUlam S. Ritchie Jr. going to see a deterioration of our schools, jobs, Brldge at Ravenswood, W.Va., to U.S. 33at Pomeroy ·. OO!pltaiLour entire q~llty of lite." · · Is paramount on the list. . · 1be .solution, Evans !eels, Is consolidation of SEOJl,C recently Identified those two projects, In pollticalstrengthlntheregton. ''Wehavetogetpeople addltlon to a U.S. 23 bypass at Portsmouth, as Its together and have 'em vote in a.bloc," he said. priority projects tor the next few years. . Evans salil he's not criticizing Democrats or CaUlng U.S. 35, "the closest distance between Republicans tor !allure to act, but added that "we've Chicago and the Carolinas," Evans added, "It's the never had til: clout to get 35 finished." Ideal road to the SOUth, but right ntJ\V all plans are "I'm not lalldngaboutilen)ocratsorfq!pupllcans," dead inthl!water... ltwedon'twakeupandgettowork he said. "I'm lor the guywhQ's goln~ to help GaWa on It, It's going to stay that way." County. County chalnnen and our representatives Tile 35 bypass Is set In three stages. Oearlngofland must help. Uy<XI want to get any roads. you'll have-to and 'creation of q roadbed on the first stage was . look the lli!ad people in the eye and ask. what's In It completed In l9&'l, bu,t ooactlon has been taken since. forme?' What we need tolmow, In blBckandwhlte, Is "So tar, they've speot $4.~ million on the project," what they need ·to do." SEORC Prellldellt . Evans said, "just figure the amount or Interest that He appll!uded the effort by Jennifer Sheets, a · BobEv· money could earn...ln Interest 'alone, we've gm · ~andidate for state repreSentative ln. the 94th House $600,00! a year - money that could be helping people dlstrlct, 1n rounding up slgnatlires lor a petition By~KELLY· · '• - just laying out there." caUlng for the Raveuswood·to-Paneroy access road. anil lABaY EWING .., ·~ "Wecan't get any help," Evans said. "TI!ilre's 10 1be s~~PU~ture-ga,therlng has attracted atlention, and Tina S 4:1;M Stall Writers :SiAlliPOLIS- As tar as •hlghways In southeast· bridges that need to be done on that road. They never em Ohlo are concerned, Bob Evans says It's time to saved the topsoil out there, and just spent S400.00lto stop being a nice gu}\. He~ county political party he continued. "It ' • • _ . chairmen to strengthen their organizations and ,ex'erclse their "clout.'' prevents peilplefrom corning ln. How areyoo going to " "It's just what Leo Durocher said: nice guys finish lilst," Eviii!S tO~ed as .he recently dellllll'll his frllstratton in trying to get the Ohio Department or ," "It's a seriOUs situation," he adds, " the roads we · T)"anSpOrtatlon to build major highways throughout . " . the region. '• ' ~ ~~::t ~e~~~ ~~." VALLEY BELL SHEDD'S t t t t t ' ' DIU COlE, TAl,. SPIITE Be Back October 1 • We that are left will._give you HOlLYWOOD CHICKEN . $229 AMERICAN $}8 9 . CHEESE.LB. ·. " SALAD LB. . COC~·COLA ' ·LB.. 89~" : ·· ' LONGHORN $}9 9 SHOULDER $}4 9 BEEF CHEESE LB. . STEAK LB. . LIVER FRANKIES . • .. $159..: :'' . SALAD ·LB. LOAF PRE-SLICED 1·-·--·-·-------~ ------- •. i t ' ' J• • ,. ., ·... NESCAFE ·'·. '· INSTANT COFFEE a·oz. $369· JAI ·-·----·-·--·-..; ________ _ THIIFT. liNG W·ITH . PIE":c.IEAMED , · SHORTINING $1 49 42 01. ' · " PORK & BEANS . ' CAll . 69 " tt>•:: 2·~ · "' :· ! ' F ' ' -~ TOMATO · JUICE Rush in and take advantage before he returns! ( . 89¢ ' . . ,• oz: ' " 46 CAll ' . GAf~DEN .. ' M,ICHIGAN ·ON..IONS POTATOES 20 Lit. BA$ $'2"89.. • FRESH PRODUCE ·coOKINtr ' • ::· 89¢ WHITE · GRAPES LB. 79¢ .. . ' .t • ··· .:~ ,r Celeste. "Yoo can go through the governor," he said. "He thinks the road Is !lnlshed. Two years ago, he askl!d me, 'how's the road?' When ·r told him, he COU)dn't believe It "wasn't tlntshed. "I'll tell you, I llt1nk he'd want It flnls!l8!.'' Evans continued. "U we make a little noise around }Jere, I know (Ohio House Speaker) Vern Riffe would help us." "Right now, with a little bit oi persuasion, wi! could get the job done/' he concluded. 3 5 by·pass • a .a.~oad to • h 4 ·· ' now ere· .except my pasture, ' says Gallia Co.u nty landowner By lARRY EWING . 11mell s 4hHol Staff GALLIPOLIS- ' "lbeytalkabout their 'Bridge to Nowhere' in Meigs County,'' says Clyde ' 'what we've gtlt here Is just as had - a road to nowhere.. .!'J'cept the ' middle ol my pasture." Hammons, a retired coal mtner whO operates a 9CJ.acre !arm along Rodney-Harrisburg Road, ~ des. crtblng theCWTent status of the U.S. · 35 bypass project · 1be projec;t h deslgnl'll to bypass the two-lane stretch of U.S. 35 that runs betweeiiTirunnan and Gallipolis with a connecting !our-Jane hlgbway. The bypass Is scheduled to run paraUel to- and northwest ofthe current highway. 1be bypass project consists ""Of three stages. The first pha,se, which connects to the existing hlghway, Is !rom an area near Holzer Medical Center to Bldwell-Jl,odney Road. The second phase nms from thereto. Rio Grande. The final phase 1s Rio Grande to 'Ilnlnnan, Wbere It 1 wuuld tie into the extsttnl: !our-lane . just Inside the Gallla County Une. While some pJoperty remains to , be IK,"QUired, design and engineering for the project has been largely COOlpleted. Between AprU. and November of last ·year, · highway constructlmi crews moved tons of dirt between HMC and Bidwell-Rodney Road, preparing tfle roadbed lor the project's first phase. · 1be ealth·movtng work deailheads 400 feet Inside Hammons' piopeity. "Looks like something out or a strip mine, dqesn't it?" he asks. Hanunlns Isn't pleased by the pl"OIIi-essottheproject lbreeyears ago the &tate purchased 10 acres ol Ills property . for highway ... ' 8 • ' ; .' . '• . •• • ~ • from ~·-·~---------~-----. IUtn'S FREE Fl ' SHOWBOAT · IS oz. CAliS us Evl1115 believes a similar effort smuld be Initiated In GaUta County. Sheets said Friday momtng the petition drive sponsoredbythePomeroyChamberofCunmerce.was galn~ momentum, with lnltl& contacts and Indications of support coming t-om Logan, Athens, Nelsonville and Gallipolis. "I think people are plckil)g this up," she said, " this just might be the time to get S<methlng done." "Our effort must be seen as centering on development concernS, rather than highway funds, she said. "It just makes sense to Pl!t that money' to work for"thedevelopment of new industry, comm~ and jobs," . "Until that Is dOne.'' she concluded, "this whole part of southern Ohio wiU be cut off from develbpment." Contrary to some local beUef, Evans !eels the 35 project may have a supporter In Gov. Richard .'· .-.. aammons. CLASSIC 12" onths OI*!Depwln !P' of'l'l•"' rl•Cio-'•P'-*IIIIItllncethe 1ll'llll, but noadlonw•llllu!lluNIIdlriWM moved fur !lie llnllllage In U83. A ftNMibed to Bidwell-~ Road has been ere 1ted, but the project, which Will extend 10 'l'burman, appean lobe In lllllbo. , , ' POUND SUPERIOR • I· --. -~i: POUND . . - · ...._ ... t CUB.E ··· t CHU·C~ STEAK I ROAST LEAN & JUIC_Y , . . 198~ . $ t. L • , STEAK STEAK .: caren ~ T-BONE :ROUND\ I POUN__ D_ - · __ • . .' .• .• •• *llllllleto UA lh&Pucnnuy, MdllleCIIJIIIIIISioa oflllellloal'llmefromD-"toAit-,••.._ of .....,. Cbar1e14on wllll CAllumllua and thereby I 1 I UP. &he OOUJily alld the ft!llon for , deulaplllillll. coostniCtlon. · · "Sotar,aDthey'Vedonelstake~ ~--N~~~~~ · ~~~~ mOved toll! of dbt between Bidwell·~ Road, prepiuing the roadbed tor the llr!it phase lhe . COIIIIInJdlon ~ UA35b,_projecl:'Ibeeart1Hnovlngworkdeadhead841111eellnllde Cl,yde llammolls' prope.ty: "Lookll Bke IIOIIIEtldng out of a strip rome, doesn't It?" he askll. The construction project cuts grandcblldren will never see a car thn1ugh Hammons' property, leav- gooverthatroad." tnghlrnnoaccessto10.06acrestothe According. to Hammons, one acresofmylimd... lOtortheroadand northwest. omctal olthe Ohio Department of anotherlOhasbeenlandlocked,''he , "lwouldn'tmlndsomuchlfthey'd Transporlatlontoldhlmtheproject says. . justflnlshlt,"hecontlnues, "but my (Cont!J\uedon~el).8) ~--._--------~----~--~~~------~----~~----~----~----~ • ~ : . �" Page 1}.2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pamauy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Paint Pleasant, W. Va. August 26, 1914 26, 1984 ' 31 iunhav ~imts • ientintl Homes for Sale Wouldn't vou lib to be new home before ochool otarto7 ~ . l . Stevena can finance your homo whh only u 15 percent downpaymant and tormo up to 30 'yura. Coil : Jorl Allie 814-378-271tfor odotlllo, After fpm, or et4•477-2443 9om to epm. ·Tribune- 446-2342 Mtt:led into that Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 • :.tome fOr 1111: 881 N. -tlacond Ava.. Mlddloport.O· hlo.E. R. Yoot.992-2674 or 149-2682 . ' AllllOIJ llCCIIICiliS FIll pIii y1111: Ill Sr:rv11;cs Ann ou nce111 enls 51-Household Goads 52-CB. TV 8o Redlo Equipment &3-Antlquol ' 54-Mioc. M•chandl1e 511-lulldlng Suppll• 56-Peto for S•le 57-M~·IIMtoUmentl &8-Fruito 8o Veoetebleo 59-For S.le or Trede Rr:dl EsLrll' 31-Homesfor Sslil 32- Mobile HomH for S.,e 33-Farms for Sole 34-Bu,iness B\lildlngs 3 6- Lot a 8o Acreage 26-Real Estate Wented 41 -Houseo for Rent 42-Mobile' HomH for Rent 43-Farins for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 4 6-Furniohed Roomo 46-Spaco fL. Rant 4 7-Wanted to Rant 48-Eq•lpment for Rent 49'-Forlease 11 -Help Wanted .1 2-Situated. Wanted 1 3-lnourance 1 4-Bualneu Traininfl 15-Schools 16-Radlo, TV 8o CB Repair 17-Miscellanoous 18-Wanted To Do 1 21-Bulineu Opportunity 22-Money to Loan 23· Profeuional Servicel 11 6 Lost end Found · 71-Autol for Sate 72-True!!• for Sele 73-Vanl8o4WO 74-Motorcyc!eo 7 5-Boeto • Motoro 71-.t.uto Porto• Acc. .oorieo ,77-Auto Rapelr 76-Camplng Equlpme.n t 81-Ferm Equipment 82-Wantedto luy 13-Livettoc:lt 84-Hay • Oreln 815-Seed. Fertllg.,. Help Wanted 21 81 ·Hornelmproveonento 82-Piumblng • Heating 83-Excevetlng . 84-Eiectrlcel• Refrigeration 815-G811erel Heullng 81-M.H. Rapeir S7-Upholotoory. Bueinew 31 0 P!)Ortllnlty 31 Homes tor Sala Classified pages cover the following t~lephone exchanges ... Gellill County Aree Codo814 Maig• County Area Coda 814 Maaon Co., WV Area Code 304 .. 448-Geltipolll 387 -Chaohire 388-Vinton 246-Rio Grande 268-Guyan Olot. 543- Arobla Dist. 379-Walnut 992-Middlepon Pomeroy 985-Chester 343-Portland 247-letan falls 949 - Reeine 742-Rutlllnd 6 67- CoolviHe 676-Pt. PleMant 458 - Leo" 676-Apple Grove 77l-Meoof1 . 882-,New Haven 8 96- Letori 937-Bulfalo • Up to 16 words ... One day insertion .......... 83.00 Up to 16 words .. . Three day Insertion ........ 84.00 Up to 16Words ... Sixdaylnaertlon .... ..... .. $7.00 !Average 4 word1 per line) · 1-::;==;;:::;::;;=;;:;===- =::::!:=='·=== ;a c- 1---------- r bay·-_._ bay .ow-. ., Yard Sales f......, -·. •u.ooo. r-. PATRIOT AUCTION BARN ""'*'· . ro• 1---------a r.r.. t,.. PUBLIC AUCTION: 1---------- SAT., SEPT. 1, 1984 . wax 10:00 A.M. . 1----...,-----w words of encouraae. mint. · beret. Gent end Tina 8tofll; JIM, Klmbtlly end o.tfll Gibbs IIIII ~trill Chllnlltrtlln. ., OWNER - DEBBIE ELLIS · Snack bar help naedad. Grill experience, mu8t be over 30. night · Apply In panoon ot Skyline LIMo. Uppor Rlvor Rd. Ells Ca~h Poaltlvt 10 D~ll~~,O01AUCTIONEER . -· 912·7301 "lot res,onsllllt lor '""1111 or .l ou of proplriJ" r.. ... . • • • •• J •• • • • •• • •• • • •• • • • •••••• • j · ···· - - -~-- - --· ···· ·· · ·· · ··· ·- Gallipolis . & Vicinity Pomeroy. Middleport , ~ . .' : & Vicinity ............................. • ' ~ Gollipoilo Floo Morkot Fri., Ona day only. Sit.. Soopt.1 1. ' • Sat. & Sun. Indoor-outdoor. to 4 . 43 Cole 'St., Midtle' ' NIIW F<iday Nlgltt Martcot port. Next to river. FumJ. starts 3PM till 1 Rt. 35 & ture. dlohoo. clothing, loltoY, · 160. Soil 448·7037. knic-lcnaCI; tOPI. mi.• : ' 1---------"---- clu, No junk llo com• o~rly. •., Fraziers Bottom Flee Market . .Evory weekend . U.S. 36 Fr•ziers Bonom. Trained beagl dogo, mo. . 0 WVo . .25082 .. Doalors Wel- & females. Also beagle- . come. · Don Frez~tr· from. good rabbit doge. Call Oporotor. 304-7116-2779. 1114-742-2621 : ' Yard aale Mo~· Tuoa·WoNI --···------- ; •••••••••• .:. ••• JJ~ •.•. 27.28.28. Chaahlre on Uttlo Pt Pleasant Kyger R<f. Tum right et High & Vicinity · School, one mile. white '. houoa on right. Follow olgna. . ........ ---- .... - ~ ..... - ~ -~;; Free Rabbits. -4-lamlly beck to ochool ..le, ······ l»iii.itlitrCiif········· 212 MidWay. Frl: •sat. 8-5. New H1ven. ,, .. ·- Middleport & Vicinity ,. Aug . 24 & 28th. old fumi· ture, at-eo elr Dond .. motoicyclo. compound bow. mloc. 180 N . Pl!irtc Dr. Pt. Pl. •I ····--··· ········· ········· ··· Children, women & men clothing. houuhold & mlac. 2622 Jeffaroon Ave. Wad. item1. Crouaer ,-eaidlnce, Thur. Fri . & Sot. 9-4. GlaooCo. Rd. 10- Dexter Rd . warf. children• clothee, epAuguot 28; 29, 30. & 31. pliolnoeo. fum. L;;;;;======::=±~~==::=====~~-' f 8 Publ'lc Sale '· AUCTION Located: 137 Pine St .. Gallipolis, ON. THIS TUES., AUGUST 28, 10;30 a.m. (Inspection Mon .• Auc. 27- Noon-2:30p.m. REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT: l2'x20' McCray walk-in · ·· freezer. 8'x12' McCray walk-In cooler. 48' McCray glass doo\ , ~ frozen food case; 32' McCray selft serve meal case. 16 McCray multi deck meal case: 16' McCray double sided frozen food tenter aisle case; 8' McCray beer case. MEAT ir, PRODUCE ROOM EQUIPMENT: Hoba~ 3000 scale . .' w/aulo labeler & pricer, Toledo 8001 prepack scale system. Hobart meat saw. Hoba~ meat mill(model4146) , 2 comp. s. s. sink, s.s. spray sink w/master"garbage disposaj. (S) maple lop. cutting tables, etc; · Oswald Jacoby and lanes wiT licole lop, (7) NCR ((lass 5) mechanical cash re~ters, appox. 700 Lozier shelving (wall & ~ndola) , approt 60 basearts , . w/Fiber[!jas baskets. (6) glass display cases,!2) fiberglass drain Ia: .... ~es. 121 Dennison marking system clolhes fabelm, t.lontarch 60 clothes labeler, Dennisoo rapid set 500 labeler, (72) lalge steel 1• stock carts. tacks and much. much more. · Terms: Cash or check wii.IJ. 3 Day IIAIOYable privilt&t. " Enforced Security. Fork lift avalleblt lor buyer use. . • GARTH SEMPLE $ ASSOC .. INC. . Auctioneers Cincinnati. Oh.· \ 513-732-65;5 · . ~~~--------~~~ . J 'EVENING AUCTION · · THUR., AUG. 30, 4:00 P.M. ALBANY, OHIO On old 150 across from D&D Equip. Contents of the Denvtt lcVar h0111e & bern; Mechinery & tools w_ill. iell 1111, car It 6:00. , ·Impala 4 door automatic 1967, 4 new tires, excellent condi· lion & lll!ly 52,000 miles. • James Jacoby 3.1 near Recine In country, Drilled wotar well, MPllc oyotem. Coli 114843-11240. I The club suit holds the key 4 ocrao off Korr-Horrioburg on Viney Rood. 17,000. Coli 8ftor 7 p.m: 304-885-3388. NORTH .AK •Qu tAJ82 •Qsu ByOoWoldllMI Jemet Jaeolly - 8·111-14 ~T EAST lAND FOR RENT: Cheoter ·Townohlp 150 pluoocreo for paature. Moatly new fence. 30 plus ocroa hoyflold. Ron• / onoblo. Call for clo1ollo, 692-4471 dayo and 692· 4624 nlghta. +QH .J9B4 tiO I 63 +75 +K +1o s 7 2 SOUTH .763 +J 109 52 Thil deal Ia taken from H. . W. Kelley's lntrlguln& book "The Needle Malcb" (Fober I< Faber, Ltd.). The boolt'1 eoneept Ia that you, the reader, are playl"' an important match • o\106 51 Household Goods • K7 2 For oole by ownor: 7 year old a&alnfi expert rlvala, who will not ~KQ4 homo In Molgo achool die· 3 bdr, llouoe for rent t310 lpare lbe rlbblnC (f 'you are carelel8 23 con10le eolored RCA TV. +AJ65 7 1104 trlct within mlnuteo of oil 3 mo. Coli 304·e 5· or obout yolU' play or defeaoe. So lanore 3 pc. bedroom suito, 20.000 3 4 7 5 113 the Eut end Weal hands for a mlnoo. Locatocl on 6 ocreo. _ , Vulnerable: Both BTU. air condhloner. 304· 1 .:_0_·..:•__ _·_ _•_e_:_...,..;_•_ 773-9186 . . Dealer: South ~ousa io oplit ontoy, cormoment and plan your play at three petocl, '2· 3 bedroom1. 1 Small lurnlahod houoo. oo-tnomp. bath, recently inaulotod, adulto only._ Ca1144ll-0338. West Nortll Eut Soul~ Sofa bed •so.. couch and vinyl oidlng. Uvod In vooy Old you take a club fiiiM8e? Down I+ chair 1260.. chair t16 .. httro. l'ficod to aoll. Coil largo modern homo, 3'hl ooe. Of coane you can protect· Puo It Pus INT other houaeholda. 304-676· 7436. . . 814· e98-1693 or 888- ocrao, born, 4 miles from a••m.t. the ••n•••ton kine of clubs by Pus SNT Palli Pus 6251 Golllpollo. 14211 mo .. plua ,... ..._ Puo ' · dapoolt. Coil Rolph Borcuo playing the ace, but . ti!Jt won't he1P SWAIN you If Weat'l lllngleton Ia the ~even, Opening lead: +J AUCTION & FURNITURE . ATTENTION: Do you naed a 814· 2415·91715 oftar IPM. large ho~oa for your family? elpt or deuce. Bat meybe It won't 62 Olivo St., Golllpoila. Now for obouttht ooma pric1111 Noorly naw 2 bdr. houu. hurt you either. Play the club ace. If & used wood & cooa..toves. double wlda. we offer o 1 y, 8196 mo. 8100 dep., no oo alplflcaut card tippean, get back and lead a beart to set up your ninth 8 place wood living room :: ~to dummy by pla)'luc a low diamond trick. . ouhe with 6 Inch flot orms ltory Cape Cod. Why put l:_pa_t_•_·C_a_l_l 4_4;,•_·_3_f_17_. your money In a mobUo to lbe jack. ~ IIIOIIIet club toward 'lbla llDe of play &111!'&)'1 makes . t399, bunk bedo complete home when you can invoot In II room, beth, & booamont. the jaek In your baucl. If Eut obowa three no-trump, althoup occulonaUy whh bunkloo 1189. 2 placo ""-appreciating o.oaot?. wo Goo hoet, oppliancoo fur· oacriflclng au overtrick when Eut ontron livingro""' ouitu will toke your prooent mobHo niohed. Adulto only. no pato. out, the Q-9 of cluba will be two more It' 1199, antron recliner• 899 • home on trede. For informo- Coil 614-446-1 163. trlcu I« you. If Eaoot followa. you bas the doubleton club ldDg. 1 8 other rocllnoro t80, maplo tlon, call Kingobury Homos. play the jack aud y1111'U be ell rlcbt IIIIUIU eooup aacriflce to avoid the dinette oou 8178. box In Pomlt'civ 992· 7034, In Nonh Meigo County Route un1e. Welt 1111owa 11111. If ~ ribbing. opringo & mattrooa twin "' hlp-•, cub _ the K-Q of dlamoada , (Nftii'AI'IBIIIITIIIU'IIS..,..J full •too oot regulor·flrm Gallipolis 446·1376, in 33. Small farm & houaa. 3 Athena 692-1419 . bo4rooms•oppllonceowlth maple dlnotte f,.. geo & woter - · 1250 ~~~::..-~~::::::::::~--:;;:=~~~~~:::~r:;;::::;:::~~~~:::-1*120. 836. wolh otonda chalro 134, 44 A,...rtment Apartment maple rockoro 158. 7 ploco monthly. 18 ocrH of land · 44 32 Mobile Homes rent nootleblo. Cell 1-et4Ap!lrtment ,... chromo dinette sot t148, 6 for Sale for Rent f9r Rent for Rant · piece dlnatto oat 198, used 2153-2323. bedroom auites, refrigera· Modern two bedroom stone NEW AND USED MOBILE homo whh twcJ car garogoln N-ly remodeled 2 bdr.. New 1 bedroom epta. in One bedroom fum. apt. ell tors, rangea. che1t. drenera. HOMES KESSEl'S QUAl-. basement. Call 892- 731f equipped kitchen, control Middleport. Fumiohad or utilitie1 paid in Pt. Pl. wringer walher1. TV's. dry304-8711-7112. ..... & shoot. Coli 61 4·448· lTV MOBILE HOME SAlES. aftor 6:00p.m. air. *200. 821'ol Socond unfumlohed.Coll 114-9823161. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, Ave.. GaUipolis. Coli 44e- 6304· In Pt. Pl., eHicM!ncy aport· RT 35. PHONE 614-446- 15 room houoa. Beth. full 2158. In Middleport on . N. 4th mont llo 1 ·bedroom apt. Solid welnut china 7274. be1ement, glaaaad-ln Avo.. 2 room opt. No 614· 448-0682. 3 ahowceae gl111 breazowoy; forced olr, 1111 2 bdr. opr .. newlydocoroted. with otorage below. 1981 Naohuo 2·3 bad- furnace. oontrel air. geroge. t80 to t146 par mo. utHtlao chll-. call 1·304·882· good cond. U26. Call rooma, extrea, will nego- Coil 948-2734. part. paid. Coil876·6104 or 21561. Furnishf!d Roama 1683. tiate. Call 614-246-&e02. • . e75-5386. 1 bedroomloworopootment. 1 - - - - - - - - - 2 hoUHI for rent and bar for Mobile ho\ne with add on sale or leeH with eption to Nicely furni1hed mobil• Totll electric. Loceted For rant Sleeping Rooma 7 piece dinette. Telle City Pomoroy Fire Oept. and light houao kaaplng hard maple. Round table buy. 304· 773-6116. f~ll · patio, 1 aero land. Coli hoina In cltv. CA. 1 or 2 aorooo Call 89.2-6216 or .992- roomo. Part< Central Hotol . with extenaion. 1 captain; I 4.46·7242. edulto only. no pato. Coil 7314. regular chai11. Like new. Call614-448-0766. 44e-0338. 1300.00 Coil 985-4488. tli78 14•70 3 bodroom 42 Mobile Homes Sleeping room t126, utili6 room unfurni1hed apenijlllcreot mobile hO!III whh for Rent Furnlohed afflclency t14tl ment. 3 room turniahed tiel paid. Shere bath. _male 100 Inch 4 cushion sofa. 3 ,...w furi1ishings, aet up on a utHtlea paid, olnglo, ohare apartment. Call 992·6434 only. Renge • refrig. 919 Ethan Allen chairJ, 12xHi rented lot in Park Lane bath, 607 2nd. Ave., 01111· or 1-304-882-2668. . 2nd .. Ave.. Gallpclla. Call c.rpet. To HH 11 unit $360. Mobile Homo Court. Coli 2 bdr . mobile home. C1ll polls. Coil 446-4411 altar Call 614-892-3267. 448-4416 8fter 9 PM . af!lt' 6PM 448·1380. 9PM . 44e-o38o. I -;,;;;.;,;;~;;;:::2-;;;;;;;~ ' 11~9 Richardoon 2 bdr .. 2 bdr. mobile home. Call I 2 roome • 64 Miac. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 12,500. 1969 , Elcono, 2 446-0390. no pata, edulto bdr.. $4,500. Call614-266· only DIIPoolt & referonca 6068. Furolahodalrcond .. ideolfOr required, Coli 1114-4'tlMuat Mil 1976 Rosemont, 1 or 2 men. No chy taxoa. 1..:1.::6.:.19:..·:..__ _ _ _ _--:Woith a lfip from Troller Park. Coli 1113 Third Ava .. 2 roomo • 14x70. 3 bdr. Roady to Footaro 02 anywhere move. French City Broker- 446·1• · beth, t135 mo. includao ·~· Sarvicoo, 446-9340. 2 bdr. extrM nice ecron water. eduha only. CeH from Pondarooa. Ideal for 448-4222 9-&. or 446· 1872 mobile homo12•86, 2 working couplo, nicely fur· 2174 8ftor 6. bdr .. AC, good cond. Coil nlohed. adulto. no peto. ref. 1---------:-:-:-446-7171 or 446-8288 ef· & dep. Coli 446-2491 or 3 nno & bath, otove. refrigortor 6PM . · 446-82&2. . tor, 111 utMhieo incluC-oll edulto only. no peta. 1; :enci 2 bedroom mobile 2 BR mobile hOmo. hor- ~e- 268;1. homee. tumi1hed or unfur- nlollocl. On Rt.664, '1'4 mile 1..:;_ __:._-:--:---::-:-~ nlohod. Call 992-7479. off Rt. 180. $1715 pluo 740 Second AYe., 3 bdr. deposit. Coil 814-318- 1190 mo. dap.-required. Coil ·l'aea Price-Meyer Caravan 9661 . · 441-4222 beloro 6, 448· 1 2«80. Woodbumor. full oil 2174 .,... 6. furnace . Muat ·be moved. Troilor to rant ot QuoH Craek 1------:----:-:-::: Partially lumiohed. U600. mobllohomoa. ·lot96. 1176 4 room & bath opt .. $110 Coli· 61 4-992· 6382 "'992- mo. Coll614·388-8732. mo .• 1100 -urhy d-lt, 7339. lnquh'e at Dudley' a Florist at 1977 Buddy 3 bedroom, 41 Coun St. or caN 4481979 14x70 mobile home. 12 x 8 4. to til e lee t ric. .:.177:_.:_7:..;._ _ _ _ _ _--:Total goo. 2 bedroom, 2 we~her 8t dryer, range 6 11· VERY FAMOUS MAKER 1>-Jho. Coli 614-843-6240 refrigerator. vinyl undera- Furlahed g1r1ga apt., 4 evenings. t" roo rna & bath. aduh1 only. klrtlng, oxc. con. Con ron on Call446-9279 otter 4PM . prov1telot or more, Rocklp) 977 Buddy 3 bodrooni. ringo Rd. Coli 614·992· ~ 2o64. toiol eloctrlc. Upstairs lumiolhed opt .. 4 970 .w11her 8a dryer. range It 6 · rooms 11o both. 1 or 2 oduhl •. {efrigeretor. vin:yl undera- 2 bedroom, unlumlahad, no pata. Call 446-0444 kirting. Rent private lot or ••copt for oppllancea. Now .::be:..f.::o.::re:_6:.;pm::.:.:..;._·_ _ __ movo. Rockoprlngo Rd. Call corpat. Horrioonvlllo- 1t· ~14 - 992·8970. Pomeroy road. No peta. 2 bdr. apt. unfumished ' Hoot furnished . $200 1 t180 par mo. ref. & depooh 1910 Champion t2X60. 2 month. Dapolh required. roqulred . CaH 446·4471 . bedroom. recarpeted. cenRiveroida Apto. Middlapon. tral air, front porch . Good Coil 614-742·3033. <;l>ndltlon. Coli 982-7871 . Mobile 'home for rent, 3 Special rata• for Senior bedroom unlumlahad. 1200 Chlzena. t130. Equal Haul1881 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1 Y, month. Cllll304-e7&-1371 lng • Opportunitlaa. 614' CHOICE OF COLORS bath, total alec. central etr, or 676-3812 . 992· 7721 . microwave, di1hwaaher, stove, refflg, underpinning, 2 bedroom mobllo homo Newly radecoroted. 1 bed· rodwood porch. 304-6711- 8200 month . 304-675- room. partially lumlohod, 6049 . 41114. t226 . Depoait required. Coli 814-992-6318 or 8821983 Schultz limited Edl· 2816 . tlon, 14x70, with 11x7 A ()llrtmant • HI ·Temp glass by corning, b.pindo, 3 bedroom•. t 1/i 44 Yllloga Manor Apto .. Midfor Rant bathl. all etec, central air and dleport. (E .H.O.) hu 1 optional screen available. fireplace, extra ineulation. bedrm apta. for rent . the rent built In ateroo. 1-304-468· otono at t201 a month that • Dual. variable speed blowers 1694 or 304-773-&417. includri . oR utH-. pluo I tor even. filtered neat JACKSON ESTATES t200 -urhy dopooit lo 1973 Came;on mobile APARTMENTS (Equal required. Wejuot laid • diStribUtiOn. hOme a. land j· M11on. WY. Housing D_.unityl has carpet In them & they're lo"J' price 17,700. 3!14- one 1nd two bedroomaorent located nur a doctor'• • Heavv dutv double wall ~75-2928 or 576-2139. otartlng et 1163 for ono office & ohopplng ..... CeH construction features v.lncn bedroom ond 8188 par . ..:e:.:1_:4_:·8:.:9..:2-:..7_7_;8_7_.- - - boilerplate steel fire chamber month for two I>IG-oom. HOLDS and sturdv. heavv gauge steer with UOO dopoolt locotocl Nice 1 and 2 bedroom n1ar Foodland 1nd Spring unturnllhed ap1rtmenu. outer shell. Ultrasonically flU OCT. 10 &b A farm, 7 room hOUII, Vdoy Plaza, pool and TV 304·675·2218 boloro e testea tor leaks.· ttarn, tobacco blae, pond, • ont. con 44e-2741 or leive p.m. lanced pootuoe. for In forma· masoogo. · 1.:..------:-:-• Aooroved tor burning 21 bedroom opt with comlion caH 448-2371 . For bituminous coal by Arnold Fumlohed opt. 919 2nd .. plete khchen; IXC COftd, 'ppt. 614·837-1081 . Golllpolio. 8175. Men only. 1200.00 month. pluo utili• creene Testing Lab. ' iib ocr•• (rolling Iandi bam. . Co~ 44e-441 e oftor IPM. ties. 304·773-11143. C:lty water. 3 br home, 2 o Five Year limited warranrv. hotho. juot oft Rt. 2. 8 APAIITMENTI, mobllo 2 br opt unfumlohad, downml .from town. 304-e75• hOmll, hOUIH. Pt. Plllllftt town It 75. month; pluo 1nd Golllpollo. .,,..,...e • utilities. 304-876-4824 af· • Automatic draft control ror 3030 or 675·3431 . tar 15 p.m. ' · 8221. even burning. 1.------------ I::;;:::;=:;:::;::::;;:== old furnitvre 11111 needs refinished !Pedestal base lable, pie cup- · board dresser standi, laddetback cliairs & rocke!, ell:.);' lap roo. w/hone P\C!Ure; post callls; salt jar; trunk wllray &label; lew old t . dishes; ete. . ~ . HOUSEIIDUI aoqos: 40" elec. range like new; Holpoint.no 1rost tel; Bisset dininglliOOI suila; 3 pc. bedroom suill! w/queen Holly- • •. wood bed; dbi. bed & lllllelllna chest; Simmons Ulri firm double· bed sleep !Ill (used a lew times): dinette set; m bad; reciiner1; • nice cedar wardrobe; desk; sewing mach.; vatuufll 2 quiK lops;• blocks (Or 3 quills; 21115 chi!la; anniv. dock 48 cup ooflee mailer, tit thf'UIUII Jldlneilold & IUII:hen items. ••• " ' IIIACittiiEIY. lUlU IIIIIC.: 8 N Ford Tractor w/aood tires; f · buill hac Ford J*Mt; Dwbommower. backbllde; pick-up diK; c:orn p1ant1r, at4 -.S~»DP (Ill ore 3 p!_linl); bel drMin tenlllll lllitter; 2 wlltllldlty i1illr; 6 hp mina- wlfwNI n &Nbulqne (nlecM dad!l; pden tiler; blecksnh b'&t;""" ctill prlll &bill; arwli mscales; liP &Qtll; pipe sllqd & vii« dehomll1; ext. jacks; wheelbarrow; wire; '" lllal box; endless bell; haod & carpetter lools; ete. lot for oale In Morcorvlile. 3 · tr,~il• hookup•. electric, ru· tal · woter. aeptlc tonk • ta.ooo. Call e14-2seH18 . llootrlcted Va acre buldlng • leto with oloctrlc & wotor · 1\oolcupo located In prlvotw aubdlvlolon two mlleo from 'iolaar Modlool Cantor. Fl· nonclng 4VIilobla. Coil efter ~PM, 441·1380. ~ eppr, ICIM Woodocl, 'Ia ,1t11e from Tyooon lalle. olty · lAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof1. Chelr. rocker. otto~ men, 3 table1. {extra heavy). 1686. Solo, choir and love· Hat. t275. Sofoo and choirs pricod from 1286. to 1896. Tobias, $60 and up to 1126. Hldo-a ·bedo,$390. and up to 8550 .. oota bada 114&. Recliners, 1286. to 1375 .• Lampo from $28. to t126 . pc. dlnatteo from 81 09 .. to 436. 7 pc . 1189 and up. Wood table with aJx chaira 8286 to t746. Desk 1110 up to 8226 . H~ochos, t660. Bunk bed complete with mettrnMa, •275. and up to 1396. Baby bedo. ttto. Mattr811e1 or box apring1. IIIII or twin. $69 .. firm . 868. and $78. Queen aoto. et95. 4 dr.,. cheata. 142. 6 dr. Choots. t64. Bad fromoo. $20.and t211 .. 10 gun · Gun cabineh, *360. Gae or electric rang11 *375. Baby mattroous. $26 & U&. bed fromao uo. 826. & 130. king frame •so. Good Mlection of ' bedroom 1uh... rockers. metl!l ceblneu. headboards $38 & up to $86. Usod Furniture-- dryoro. and TV'o. 3 mllea out Buloyillo Rd. Open 9om to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 9am to 6pm. Sat. 814-448-0322 Pickorio uoad furniture. 304f711-6483 or e75-t4eO. 13.2 upright frMrerllke ntw 82150. 304-875-t631. Twin bed. E•collont condl· tlon . Colllftor e. 304-1711· 69f8. 54 Mi1c. Merch1ndiH Knouff Flrowoocl Bplh· le% hordwoodo. Soaoonad or _g reen. You pick up or w. dallvor. HEAP vendor. 8142611·6245. Um11ton1, Send. Gravel.• DlllvO<ed In M-"· Molgo, GiHio o< pick up ot Rlchoordo a. Son. Coii448-77Btl. Plaatic cl..erna ltlte epproved. plootlo teptlc - · · plootic curv.rt, metal culverts, RON EYAN8 ENTER· PRISES, Jackson, ·Oh f1428e-6930. For oalo lljlprox. UO ft. 4 ft. high, golvanlzocl chain II'* fanco, Evorvthi"l lncludocl. reo~y to put up 1000- c•u et4-3e7-01174. MGM FARM CITY . GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Woahers. dryoro. refrlgoraton. rongoa. Skoggo Ap· piloncoo. Upper River Rd. beoida Stone Croot Motol. 8t4·446·7398. County Applionco, Inc . Good used applioncos ond TV sets. Dpan BAM to 6PM . Men thru Sat. 448-1699, 627 3rd. Ave . Galllpolia, OH. FREEZER SALE SAVE UP TO $107° 0 ~::.zer On Thil Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They laat Why pay more Trade C ..enter, Furniture Outlet. Kaneuge, Ohio. Open 9-7 PM . MGM FARM CITY, INC. 54 MiiiC. Merchandise POOLS PLUS 676-13BB ."ffld ,, g,.,. ~~~~II 10% OFF ON WINTER COVERS IN STOCK NOW SPECIAL S6995°• 0 16x32 OVAliNGROUND POOl 9-5 CLOSED. FREEZER BEEF SALE 99¢ Lb. GRAIN FED LOREN NOLAN 388-9676 Real Estate General - FOR SALE BY OWNER Modern 3 Bedroom House, ideal for newlyweds or a couple looking for affordable family residence. Nice yard, kitchen, bath, utility room, single car garage. 2 miles from Holzer Hospital at Rodney Village #2. 137,000. CALL TODAY -614-446-1358 I . $50~ DEPOSIT ecreo on Bulovlne road · lb Gollipolio Townohl:· •ze.ooo. Call e14' 44 .70. = NOTE: AIIIIIIChilllly 1111 Ilion wtll CIOid 1111, like rw. Ter•a: Cash or 'check wilD. fat&IYII)Iblt. · $599. ~-8 s.rs 61 HouHhold GoOds SAVE OVER 50"' 36 Lots & Acreage AIITIQII£S I CUlL ITEIIIS: pump organ in nice oak case; «ter OWNER: ~ElVER IeVAY ' 11r Sunlty-lev.,;. P.G.A. . , AUCT.: C. E. SHERIDAN, Ph.: 614-«1·4263 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Port<, RQUto 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. largo lots. Call 814-992-7479. 51 Household Goods · FREE . STORE FRONT EQUIPMENT: (5) Burroughs single bell checkout . BuHdi"t IDI Nolghborhood lid. e&xtiO. te,ooo. Coil 441-3844 after 7PM . FIREPLACE INSERT JONES BOYS SUPERMARKET . 46 Space for Rent The NEW SHIPMENT! & Auction oohool; Nrel-. olootrlc. ~II 114-241-114g1. . 1(0 ocroo will dlvido to oun ~~oYer. nDI .._ than ZO ..-... ldall buldlnfl .... ....... In CNI Twp.. ,_.. , 'lllln County. Cell 814·111• 11 o Firebox bottom lined with . w. lneh fire Drltk. PARI.liME INSIRICIOR OF SPANISH Rio Grandt Colli&• end Collllllunltr Cotllp is ac· , ctptlftlappllcltions lor 1 (lllrt-tillll Instructor of Spanish. Appointment lor tills position wllllnvoiYI tuclllnc one IICtlon of £1111tntlry Spanish I durlnl the fill quarter, which bttlns September 25, 198 and ends Dlclniblr 14, 1114. Tilt class will Milt Motllllr throlllh TllursdiJ, f10111 3:30-4:35 p.m. Blcllllor's 111crat rtqllrtd, with lister's Dtpt~ preferred. Pe11ons lftttrastld In tilt position should conllct: Mr. Robllt Pftlltr, Alsoclltt D11n Scbool of Gtne111 Studies &Ubl11l Arts. Rio Gllllldt Colltp llo G11111k, Olllo 45674 (6141 245·5353. 111. 254 or 1·110-ZIZ·nOI, til. 254 ,, Have reduced price $5,000 to sell before scho_ol starts. This house has 3 bedrooms, cent. arr. gas heat, 1 car garage with electric door opener, 10x12 wooden outbuilding. large patio, fenced in back yard, low utility bills. Large eat-in kitchen. Areal Come and see for your· Rae! Estate General •Large airtight removable ashpan for easy cleaning. Help Wanted ~~- · I I .' ~ • ~~-...'l!ihl~l~-~~~'"'~-~ . ,, . u#fl~w_.l\\1'~ 1-------,---- 1---------- ~· ,c. ' ... ·-;- -"'II· '-========== J Home• for Sale ADMtNISTRAnVE CLERK: .,, · down payment 11 .25% 2-Bedroom home whh lui Dutios inc;luclo typing, filing. 1 NOnCE 1 l n t - me up to 30 years. bl..m...t on. nlca lot at liDS and computor dato "'"!"!· THE OHIO VAUEY PUB· · 'Cal N.L. Stevens • Anoc. . Ridll AW.. Rio -Orondo. oh. Candidatoo muot poo • I UIHING CO . ............. d1 Jar! Allie 114-37S-2788 Show by oppolootllient only. good buic meth okllo, ooma thet you do butinMo with --or814-477-2443 CoN f14-182-7424. computer data -oy • - d people you kn-. NOT IAM-IPM. proc-r oxparlenco. Thlo to oand money t1oroug11 1ha Own 1 home. own the belt. employer providao oxoollent maN untl you hove lnvesti· G,_.. Twp. n- beautiful 2 Hockoman Homos. quofhy, Georgeo Creek Rd. Call 8 Public Sale benefho and compatltlve oc1 ha otory homo. 4 or II bdro .. 1'fl economy, beautiful floor f14-446-0294 . Auction salaries. Sond -umoto lo• 1-gat==:::::=t plaono and daoigno. Moko Ul 3030 GoMipoll• Dally Tritt- I . · 'format - llvlo18f00m & number 1 . Coil today 441kh-. dlningroom. •Lorett•'• Guns-we now have.l---'-------- una. 825 Third Ave. Oolllpo- 22 Money -to L01111 eelectlon of select fire guns Utility 1room. • - · con- ·3ets or448-41BII. Mlchaol lit Oh. 46831. An Equal .,... drive. nlca lot, city Claxton oilthorind clooler :from 22 caliber to 44 For your next aele call Emm• Opportunity Eonployor. aohoola. 4Y. mi. from Golli- for Galli• & Moige Countleo. ocaliber. Tha1e fun gune are Ball, auctioneer, licennd trensferable to mo•t any end bonded West Virginia Baby-•~ naedod ln. my ttOME LOANI FIXED polio. Bargain prlcod. II AT E l - _ _. rateo. tM.IIOO. Wll conoidor mo'individual . Prices 8460· and Ohio, 4288177. home, port tlmo. Coli 88~- FI•ed comrentltooool FHA- blo home t r - in. Call 8760. Call for data ita or vi1it Nice 2 bdr. utHity room. 7694 .. YA . Laod.ao Mort:oge, 441-8031. us at 23.10 Eastern AVa. garege. nic1 yard, new fur·6-9PMwoodayo,alldoySot. 9 Wanted To Buy 11 ·1112· 1------~-- nence. hot water tank, Teaching anil'talnt a famity A t -. 3011. 3 lodr. carpetocl. 'Yix31 prlcocl right . Call446· 1886. .& Sun. Call 448-1822 . nrvicH worker ~decl for ingnound owlmming pool, We pay caah for leta model ·head .1tart center 11 Mt. UII.OOO. tii.OOO~bol­ ;Reward! 11,000 reward, clean ·uaed cera. · Olive School. Apply no lotar 23 Profeaklnel ence on lind contract with Houn for aale by ~ner, 3 -betides tho Ohio Bluo Rib· Jim Mink Chav.-Oido Inc. 6 pm Aug. 27th, 1814 et 8" lntornt. 121 Fourth bdr .. 2 baths. cent air. 2 cer 'bon awerd up to 810,000. Bill Gene Johnaon Set'Vicn Senior Citizono, 812 ViMcl AYe .. Golllpollo. Cal 448- gaug1. ref. 1tove dfl· :F.or information lee(ting to 4.o48-3672 St. Pt. Pl. WV. B.C.A.C . Inc 3204, hwo-. Coli 446-4348. lthe conviction of 'peraon orl - - - - - - - - -io E.O.M . Employer. personl who ·arsoned the ,Waritad to buy uaed coal B. Plono Tunl"l ond · Rolltir. Wickline hou1e on April 13. •wood h"tera. Sw1ln Furni- Ganer1t farm Work, ex.,. --Muoic1Co.,441- By -nar 3 bdr. part finished Middleport. roal cute. five ' locoted on Rt. 21B . Call ~ ture. 448-3169. 3rd. 1!o ,;..,.,.d whh hor- 11187. Twoutloth yur ot - · Corpat. Evano Hgta. ooomo 1 & beth. A root BARBy IINGint-t. CaM 441-446-0081. Olive St., GoiNpolio, Oh . !erred. 304-e715-3030 .,.. qutllty same.. lana Do- 32211.GAIN! CaH 814-992·6941 . . nlelo. 114-74:1.-2811. tween 9·4. Southea1tern Otlio Survival Wanted· Junk · outoo any Game held on County Road conditlon . Call 814·388- Chriotlan lead guitar pleyor Oidao home completlly ren- 4 BR. LR. DR. equipped 1 ~B. Racine . Sunday, Atlg. 9303. 11 1 / 1! I to join G.,.pal Group. 3114ovotad, ...,cad yard. 11rogo. khch..,, 1'h both. Iorge 1 car 26th end entire Labor Day 3 loodroomo. roflnlahod 11 ,.110• large lev . o1 lot, CA. 773-5812. weekend ltartl~g at Standing Timber. Call 388· -=::--:-:----:--::-:-· woo- floore throughout, freohly palntad, avlloble for 't :OO.Call 614-949-2979. 9901 or 388-9117 oftor 6 Groan Acreo Regional Can- .31 Home• for Sale ' - modom oat-Ink-. lmmedlete occupancy. 'Ia on weekend. ter. Homelite ln1tructot, bo-t. fuH olzo dining milo from HMC, t44.900. McDaniel Butchering open minimum quoliflclotiono. 72 .roem whh Call 304-8711-7647 aft .. loy 1 largo llvlngroom whh every day. No work on Cooh paid for fancy Iron or hr. coli... .,.dh. Preloroble Homo for 1 .s undays . 304·882·3224. heavy iron bedo. $160 and In ooclalllold. Contact Do'!id ocre lot naar Molgo ml- In window, remodeled both, 1_ _P_m_.- - - - - : - . . ; _ up lor certain Melgo Co. Eoklo. 304-7e2-21521. Donvlllo. largo oountry kh· lov~ .Ioyer. within 1 ~lock chen. 3-4 bedrooma. 1 Y.t ot Ill city achoolo, down· Black Labrador Retriever 1 atone jars. Old time cup- E.O.E. · yro. Old, 3 bedrm. 2 botho, · .,.th, shade • huH.._, tlo ·town• .-v. An excellent 8 year old. male . Call 814· ~oard. cafl 1-_304-882- l----.:...__ _ __ famHy room whh . wood 379-2376. 2711 Baby ohtor n - d In North lolock bem. loolcll cellar. locor- In good nolghborbenb hood. Cal 441-1897. Point School dlotrict for prlcad •aooo burner. I flet Singl1 ocraa carg1rege, with .otocked on 3 beautiful 8t special male COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDs- infant •nd school age child. opprolaad lor quick 1--------:~-:-­ pond. City weter In Racine. or ..,.t 3' bdr houoa Colle14-848-2641·. kittens, vollow, black & FURNITURE. Bodo, iron. Coil oftor 15 p.m . 304·1711· . oole. · Cel f14-1182·11142 For whhe. Call614-742- 3170. wood, cupboarda, ch•irt, 7880. In \linton. large lol, land contract avaHablo. Call e14· chesu. baekeu. dl1hes, 1 part Sian'teia female cat. ·2 stone jars. antiques, gold Soli AVON mako 411%. Call IV. oooumable loon. 3 bo-, 3 371-21152. 4 bedroom.LR. DR. kitchen, small block puppleo. 1 part and silver. Write-M . D. 446-3368. yurs. old. r- IIO'o. 304beth, small waoh room, Labrador and I Benjf type. e7&-e713 8ftor 4. Houaaforoolo 823 4th Ave. ocreenocl in porch. 100x100 Miller. Rt.2. Ohio 1Coil (614) 869-4706. Contact 8ftor 2:30PM ot tlllo lot on 6th St., Syrocuaa. 46719 or Pomeroy. call 61 4·9923'-oomo. 3 yure old••.,., no. 441-2231 anytime thlo Ponlll ... wollo, built in CO· 7760. 12 Situations long haired housebroken _..,..,.. loon oftar II. no. 1·f14-262-3233. loineto. Conbeseononytrme. Wanted 304,1171-1713. 1-~------ '· mother cet w.i th 2 kitten•. Buying daily gold, Silver Call 814-742-2480. coin•. ringe. jewelry, sterling 2·1t0f'y fl;tiefloed bill"*"· 3 w•re. ofcl coins. l1rge cur- Will give piano feuontln my room. ftwtpltce. left over yard aale ltema, roncv. Top prlcoo. Ed. Bur- homo. CoH 441-Belll 8ftor br. dtnlng room, 2'h bttllo. lorve muot take oil. Raymond kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Avo. 6 30pm khchen. 3114-182-20811. Fultz. 1.2 mile out Jerrlcho. Mlddloport. Dh. 614-992· 1-'-:__·-----::--:-8 Public Sale & Auction 3476. Ride want... to Buckeye Jult Conapll'led 3 M' with Hllo evoning claHo e:OO6 Lost and Found - - ........... p.-1Gulnea Fowl. Call614·1143- 10:00 p.m.Startlng a.,t. vate. 3 llllnue• to tewn, 6164. 1 1 . Will help whh 111. Coil _..... y, ocre lo1t in Rock Springe area 992-6207. 304-1711-1110 for Wilker' Coon Hound, white. iOppoint-. f IIIIJIIIYIIII'iil block and tan . Coli 992Vacancy for elderly man or 2770. St:r vrr:r.' women 10 be.t.Un care of In Duple• completely oeparota unito, ll"d invoobo-. ,... my home. Ra-'oble LOST: English bulldog, toCell 114-le7-3402. IOIIIIIoly 304-171male. brown &: white. 4Ya 11 Help Wanted froiR G111ipolis, like Route 141. turn left onto 41248ftore p.m. yoaro old, loot on SR 143. Situation wonted: Yacon.,Y Route 775. Turn rlpt onto Patriot·Cadmus Roword. Coil 614· 992our home for tha oldeolv. Five y•r old 3 bedreom 6747. Hiring now.. oemon•tr.-tOf'l. In lt01d. W1tch for sips. 16 ..... IXparilncl. LPN IleuM on ~ acre. 3 mi. out ot Work .y our own ho~ra. No caro glvon. P~ono f14·182town. Family roem wLoot 111 II Mile- Gallipolis collecting or delivering. No 7314. . I Ferry area, black and white inve1tment. Free •300 kit. flrepl-. 1 Y, - · oerSAlE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. petad ll~roughaut. H..t with lbfn'e ten, male Beegle. Coil Debbie 44614683. 1 Will provide babyolttlng - - punlp. ·' o - hill. - Long·ieggad; boxoy face . -Door Prizes Glvtn Every Week vice In mv home. Hen lo'* outet-•-III.IIMI ' John Bush, 304-676-4106. Money-F.un· Travel SOMIIIIIII for evtryone - lltw and Used IIIIlS Grove oreo. CoA 1,14-812- .......... 304-1111-2487 ... REWARD. M1nagement Trainee 6104. tort p.m. LArge firm hu opening for Loet Prince tennit racquet . men and women 18 and 11M aollltthinc nnt to sail? Brin&lt to the Pa· Efttlloll 7utor (I .,_. old) Jon Haddox . 304-675- · older to trovol Florida, Corol- 1 8 Wanted to Do tr1o1 Auction. Blmud we'll 1111 it for you. Consian· 3388. lno, and VIrginia Boacheo. - 3 lor, 2 -· comple'ta khchen. flniahad •nts accepted from 1:00-5:00 p.m. on Saturday. Muat be 1lngle and re1dy to Lo.t black and white female leova lmmadlotaly. 3 waok Experienced · rolloblo hoU.. beaamont. double car 11r· land, mey oat on J 'effenon Ave . axpenee paid tr.lnlng pro- eteaning. Refl. avaUat.le .... 2 Now Bookina A~etlons tor ·SIIpte1111r arid October for PIT:"' An•w•r• to the name of gram with annual bonJUI evea • wMkclen . Call 44f.. con1lder In .__ 304-1711-30 or Avlllallll for special salts upon request 1 Sam. 304-en. 7911 . from UOO to teoo. II 11715-3431. qualified with 60% commit· 1-7 -•.,.15 _·_ _._:._ _ __ ilon. Tranaportation pro- Chlid cere in home.- ... Sum..,. looMI or hulltMARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER vi dod yoorround. No loyoffa, 3-up. Noar HOlzer Hoepltal. parediH, modom 3 br, ' 1 Card of Thanks 245-5152 - 381-8249 . epplicatlona will be tokon by Woolllngton ochool dlotrlct. khohan. living room wMoo. Ethrldgo. Mon. Aug. Call448·2105. fl...,._. Well r-.latacl, 27th 12 to 6PM. At tho I_:.:..__ _ _ _ _ _ __ CARD OF THANKS Econo Travlll lodgo. lito ·Will do bobyoittlng in my . to Corno.telk Hunting -·· 4 - """· ... phone cal)• ploooe. Muot homalocatoclln Rio Grenda. pounda.~JO·o-11 The family of Sandra apply in paraon. Ref. ovonoble. AnvtloM. Coli ,....., 304-11711-3030 Brown Georee are 814-2411-82211. or 171-1431. deeply arateful I~ ev· Banend• experienced in drlnlta. noot appaor· Would llka to point toell• By Ow-. 3 br, 1'h -.lr, eryone who ass1sted dlnner once. profenlonol attitude roofs. Coil 614-2111- t 128. dr, reo,.....n oooonloo ..... in any durin& her roqulrad . Appy to Mr. Whito Tlt111s the pers01111 property of tilt late Garnet Har........ 24al4 ..- . ot Ohio Job Services. Golli· Chrlotlen lady will do " " recent Illness an~ c-~-•-bV llrlcht located fi'GIII Union Ave. In Pomeroy, Ohio. ctaenlng, day ol -·Galli· oppolntmant. 104-171· death. Special thanks polio, Oh. Wltc~ for sale sip. · ' polls aroa. Coli e14· 371· 4604. is &iven to members N-d mature womon to 27111. "IIOUS£HOLD" bebvsh 2 mo. old Infant In of the Vinton Baptist Golllpoiio Zendh coicK TV, Early A0111ricln couch, 2 j)(l. living room Chy. Umho. Coil .WIH do houia cllllning. Cell Church and Pasto1 446-233B. 44e-488'7. Suitt, kitchen table w/4 chairs, Frilidaire refrigerator, 'Marvin S.IIH: to everc:oudt, rocker. tleclrlc sew1n1 mechine. chest of dr•wers, n - d Addavillo 1 tar wallo, drillocl • - misc. ehelrs, end & eoffH teblt, floor & llble la[llps, bed, yone who sent flow- 'Bobyaln.SchoolorAddloonarae. Coil vr.d. Frae eatl-. Coli' wrillllr & porteble washers, misc. pols, pons, dishis. new 12 ers, cards and food, 814-3711·7120: e14-882-eooe or814-742ln. B&W TV, ~ wn~er & dryer & lcJII more. and do McCoy-Moore Applications o\ow being 1--..;..------:----3147. "AIITIQUE 01 COUECTOI IT£MS" · . . Funeral Home. We are tok.., for full time work. Oinina room tabll & ehlirs, buffet, chill of dreweu. 3 pe. ; also Jf&leful for your Muot be able to wortc !101M Finch fina furniture. llldroom suite, child's rocher, seootng and 10m1 WH· presence at the fu- evening• rocillf, COM! llelltry, Mldctle11011. Ohio ice pink; wicker kendo. Apply ot the o-ral 1"::-:---::------.:... elothes hamper, handmade qui~ tops- Star. Wedding Rlna neral home and for Store ocrooo from the Rio 21 BualnIIIII Giller petterns, Barbie doll house, ear, clothes & case, Grande College. Equal Op· Opparfunlty your prayers and portunlty Emloyer , doll, Aesta, Ivory, china, and olher misc. dishes. a. ,. .' 1--------- LOST: Mon's wristwatch. 3 Announcements Between County Road 36 and State Route 124 at SWEEPER end sewing me- Longbotto'm . Bulova Quartz chine repair, parta, arftt with leather band. Reward. 1uppliea. Pick up and Cell 843-5384 . deliverv Davie Cieaner. . one half V1cuum mile up I· ' Paint Pleasant, W. Va. 36 Lot1 & Acreage .. Frnanr.rnl 1-Cord of Than~slpald in advonQe) !paid In advance) 2 -ln Memory 3-Announcements 4 -Giveaway 6 -Happy Ads 6·Lootand Found 7 -Yard Sale lpaid in advance) 8 -Publc Sale · 8o Auction 9-Wented to Buy Ohia ~ud· M. l . "Butr ltcGHEE M~GKEE ~egf~ FREE STANDING STOVE . NAil .AIID WIYIIIIDD DU110 LOW PIICES IAU STOVES IADIIII OHIO I $59'9. CHOICE OF 4 COLOIS SALE STAiTS DIRECTIONS ... South on Ohio Rt. 7. 6 miles below Gal· Y 12 NOON lipolls - cross Raccoon Crk. Bridge. OPINTI&DUI .. tum right and follow signs. MMR 549 - Spqcious 2 slotY home on 7th Avenue in Middlep(rt living room w/ fireplace, toyer. dtmng room. kitchen_wladjOin<ng servan\s room. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Partial owner finanerng av&Jiable. REDUCED TO $35.000. . MMR 551 - Lovely brick home, 3 bedrooms, family room has fireplace and beamed ceilin~ k~chen _has many beautiful cabinets. d~hwasher, disposal. Large IMng · dmmg room co moo: 2 baths.luQ basement 2 car carport On lincoln H1il m Pomeroy wilh one acre. Make your apt!! · . MMR 543 - Almost like new 2 bedroom. tolal electric raoch home. Carpet throughout Large 12'x24' decl< on back Located in Rutland. PRICE REDUCED Ill $24.000 . MMR 550 .,.- CounltY atmosphere. 3 bedrooms. .balll. kilt:hen. Aluminum sidin& s\nrm doors and wtndows. Extra n~~;e delacl1ed 2 car garage. Located close ID Rutland Elem. &!lis lOr $32,000. IIIII 535 - LMiy 3 bedroom ~•nch, tiility, one car maintenance flee ou\side, Brafld rew carpet throughout On nee lot. in Hutchison Subdivision. .level . . - Asking $36.500. pr._ �• I '• - ., Times-Sentinel 54 Misc. Merchandise -----'- Sf:trubs pruned. lawn reseeded , reu lning walls . oldawalkl . potloo, bark m"ulch • 1awdust. Contact Bruca DIIVIolon. Coli 814288·1427. . Ashley_ Wood burner, uaeci less than 1 season, exc. cond. $360. Call 814-38881;101 . l-:--:-~----~21 Volume Encyclopedllo Britanica. large mirror. PeTwtnty 12 week old mixed can dinnette set. console breed pulleta, 12. 00 each . atereo. blanket cheat bed. Call 446-3918. Coil 986· 36& 6 . -------- - - -- - - ·ICCountry Crafts Oak proHtavv duty automatic waaher, t1 00. 23 cubic foot cheat fraezer 126o. lnexcel lent condition , Call 814· 992-27&9. ducta, dealer of solid oak reproduction furniture . Conkle' s. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Also open Sundays. _ _ :.__....:.:.:..::.__ _ 4 chain saws for aale. All like King woodburing etove, exc. now $100. each . Call 614· con . Only used 2 months, 742-3010 aves. hoo blower. U86 . Call 814-887-337B. 54 Caliber Hawken Muzzle 78 Trana. Am., T-top. ·Per- loac;ler with fUll length brass . New with powd11r. Ioct co~dltlon.t3500 . 00 . scope bolls, & pouches. USO. Call 76 Harley Electro Glide 614 _742 _3010 .Even . Dreioar . 13 , 000 _ _ _ ___:___:__ __ mllee.•2900 . 00. Harley Matchina couch, love aeet, Sponlter, 81600.00. Call chair. and 3 tablao. Good 992-IIB411 . shape, 8300.00. Exercloo bike. 846.00. Call 949Firewood, UO.OO pickup 3039. lood, •30.00 delivered. - - - - - - - 304-676-2991 or 6766762. Save &400. For sale new Ambesaador wood It coal Tobocco otlcko &2 In long. I!Jpplen1ent furnance . Both endl sharpened. 17 Spring Vall,y Hardware, centa each or 1 6 cents per 629 Jackton . Pike. Call . 1,000 or more. 304-937· 446-4654. 2630. 4000 BTU air cond., GE 3 : Firewood, pickup load . yeaio old. 304-676-731 6. • 840.00 dollvorod; $30 at : form. 304-B95-339&. Summer clearance. Cement picnic tables. bird bath, • zOB fountains and morroe. 304· Scottlman ice machine. 676 _5162 . 66 Building Supplie• 56 Now doing cu1tom nwing, 304-BB2-3418. .. HI~LCREST 66 Pet• for S•le Judy Toylor Grooming. Coli 81 4-387· 7220. - 1 I IJ I tBARNEY~ ON5 CAT TOt.D TH5 OTHEP: 10 ~E CAR'EFUt. LE '51 f-1E 0'0 'TH 16. ) KI I CLITIE ! I I K) Ar~wer: [ X1 Now arrange the cirCled letters to form the surprise answ.r.' as sug- gested by the above cartoQn. ]uPINTHAT ( XX XI I J (Ano-. Monday) Yesteraay ·s I Jumbles: PAYEE WAF ER B~ITHE QUAVER ! Answer: · Why she c:tlvea Into the se a- TO GET A WAVE IN HER HAIA . rf good looking, well Call «6.0552 Anytlitt• Be~h Null 245-9507 • jaorked, R... Welker pups. • Out of 2 goad coon dogo, • with good brooding. Aloo 1~yr. old mole end 1· 3yr. old · ramoll, 1- IY.a yrd old fa· mo~. rheoo ora ol. good - dogo. Como end go hu~tlng . • Coil 814·288-1416. .Steve llcGhee 446·1255 IIMR 444 - LOAN ASSUMPTION I'OSSIBLE - Brick frame ranch situated on nat 2.35 acre lot' lncl~ 3 BRs, carpet, Ig. eat-in k~chen, LR w~~ carpet, family room with fireplac~ utility ~m. and bath. Kyger Creek SchoOl District. Call for details on loan assumption. .Siam... "8 mo. ~euterect. Seers freezer $176; Bach trumpet •460; 211vlng room ·cholro •110. each. 304-11764034 olter 4:30. , foiinlaturo Sohnauzor, B - k a old · lor solo. Smell ·breed, 1 mel• only. t121 .00 . Coil 882·1&11 oltor 4:00 p.m. ~tMB'" Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0. Call 614-246-&121 . · 3 Bedroom, 1'II bath, many extras. M11st see to appreciate. . Rael Estate General LOG HOME - BEAUTIFUL SEl· liNG ... OVER SEVEN ACRES. PINE TRffS, ON HILl WITH ·APANO- B£AUTIFUl WOOOWOIK, OI'EN STAI!MAVS. NOOIIS AN> GRANNIES GAlORE. A HOME YOU 00 YOUR FAMILY WIU LOVE. 3 BEDROOMS PLUS POSSIBLE FOURTH IN ATIIC. FORMAL . DINING, • DEN, LG. EAT-IN KIT CHEN. NICE FRONI AN> BACK POI!CHES. ALSO SUPER SIZE GARAGE If!. WITH 3BEDROOMS, L~ LIVING RM. AND REC. RM. IN ·a ft. bed liner, axe. cond .. *110. Cell 814-24&·9525. Firewood lor oole dump truck & pick up load. Call oltor 5PM 614·268-8889or •304-62&-7766. . CITY. $69,000. i 38" Dynomork riding -: mower. Tranaaxle drive, . •1400. Coll448-4729. Oek 1oblcco 1tlcko 26 cents ea ..2 tob8cco preuea. Call 814•3B8·9727. TrHitlnd TSS soli climber, w-odjuoteblo ooat. Cell& 1 4· -' 37B-2797. MINI FARM AIID ORCHARD - VERY PRIVATE LOCATION. !I ACRES. ALL FENCED. BEAUTIFll CUSToM BUILT 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME. RR SIDING, OAK CAIIINEIS IN KJICHEN, CUSTOM CARPET AND ®I'ES. HEAT PUMP, ANDERSQN WINDOWS, 1\US .MANY OTHER EXTRAS. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. FABUWUS BUY AT $54.1XXl. JUST LISTED" IN CIIV - 3 IIDROOM RAM:H WITH fAMtY ROOM NK:E SHADED, FENCED BACKYARD. GAS IIAT. loW MAINTEIW«:E VINYL SIDING O'fttiERS ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL HAVE PRICED AT S40.1XXl. JUS! LISTEIJI Equip. lt. 35r Gallipolis 'EVERYTHING Will BE SYSIEM. HURRY! SOLD AT WHOLESALE COST DOZERS CASE 310 D MF200 0 6-WAY BLADES 1!11 /.,,,,, 1Ill• Epl'•"' I 200 usm TOOLS CORN PICKERS COIN WAGON 40' ELEVATOR 11613 DESPERATE ~ IIUSJ SELL -IIAKE US AN OFFER In Gallipolis. Walk 1o shop downtowll 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, fuH basement. nice larae front porch. No upkeep. Nice large shade trees. Low taxes. Home you should checll on. #530 2c ACRES PWS IIIC£ COUNTRY HOME , ·large 12 'room remodeled home,_ 6 bedrooms, 2. baths,_~ith (TIOdern kitchen. Home covered with carefree alum1num !idln& The!mopille wiroows. 2 sundecks. fuel oil FA furnace with a woodburner insert. 4 car prage' and numerous mage bldgs. 2.093 acres. Romng levelland. Areal Country Gentleman Home. Phone now. · · #578 1\1 SIORY HOlE PlUS 6\1 ACRES MIL 8 rooms-4 bedrooms, I bath plus shower in basement Rural water syslem, garage. AI in JIQd coOOtion. 61\ acres MIL Lots of space. REDUCED! You can buy th~ 110me and acres, for o~ $29,900 now. 11606 30 ACRES 11/L QUAI.ITY HOME & BARN ~ Top quality 9 room house with 7rooms carpeted. 4bedrooms, bath and fuU basement plus 3 car prage. Good bam approx. 30'•40' plus chicken house approx. 12'x31T. Approx. 10 acres tillable and 20 acres paslue with large pond. Beautiful location with ·h.a~ mile . frontage on blaCktop state highway. ' 11605 11603 HOllE - 2 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house wilh 3 or possibly 4 bedrooms, kitchen with wit-in cabinets, Slofm windoWS and doors. Large bu~din& approx. 3lx6fl, b:aled ® SIB Hiefnray. Call for your appoinlment now. ' *~ home, Rural water. Buy bolh ~r $2,800. · TUPI'£RS PlAINS - 3 BEDROOM RANCH. EAT-IN LG. LOT, THE ~tic~ii-'~ $22.000 - 3 BEDROOMS, EOUfPED KITCHEN, lARGE LMI«: ROOM WITH EXPANOO. 3ACR£S, CIND, GNIDEN SPACE, KYGER CREEK ARU mt l.IS1ED! Ie GRACIOUS UVIIIG AT AlllOltAT£ I'IIIC£ -16DOSQ, fl. BEALUTIFUl LIVING ARU.I\US ~ FUU BASEMEN't AND 2 CAR GARAGE. 3 BR, 2 Fl.\L BATHS, FANTASTIC FAMILY RM. OI'ENS ONTO DOUBLE 0£()(. EQUII'PED NEAR GM.UPOUS - $28.500 - NICE FLOOR PIAN: 3 FAMILY SIZE KITCHEN. $58.0011 BEDROOMS, LG. LIVIP«; · DINII«: AREA, EAT-IN KffCHEN. BASEMENT WITH REC. ROOM FANTASTIC OWIIER WAIItS 10 111M TO CITY. EAGER TO SEtu 2 BUY! BEDROOM BRICII RANCH. NICE OPEN FLOOR PIAN. BLACK!lP llftl'll'. $33,0011 $Z2,0DO- TRY TO REPlACE THIS 1980 BUDDYI4•70 r.«lBILE HOME AND YOU'LL KNOW .ff'S . A STEAL! FURNISHED. 3BEDROOMS. 2BATHS.ONE HAS GARDEN ltEDUCED 15.900 - "EW LOW PfiiCE $32,0001 - ~ TUB, COORAI. AIR !DID., PICTURE PERfECT INTERIOR, REAL B!RGIIN ON ANICE OlDER HOME. 3BE~ 2 BATHS. lARGE KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST ~- IN PORCH, FEr«:ED PlAY AREA, LG. LOT. HURRY! CITY NEAR GOLF COO!SE. NEAR POM£110'1 WITH FRONTAGE ON RT. 33. 3 BRS. 2 STORY I£TIER HURRY. II'S PRICED AT $6.800. IIOW A llmD IIMIIAII THAll 00 - PRICE R£llUCED TO $45,00l! 3 BR. HI BATHS. KITCIIII EAST sr. - POMEIIO'f- $25.000 - 2STORY, 3BR, N'I'UNaS, CNI'ETED. M.L (IN AI..ARil LOt WITH GARDEN SIWl. "-L YOO HAl{ TO 00 IS 111M IN AND SUPER SIZE Ul11«: RM. FORMAL DINING, AIIOYE ENJOY! . t;ROtH) POOL 5 ACRES. llish hog grou mo_,, modool TMli. 611. cut. 3 point 63 F~r Sale: Englilh olddle 160. j:all 38B-9969 alter hitch, eJlcelltnt con~::UUon . . 3pm . 304-45B-1727. • • • • · aACREs c.• o• 1 Good quality hoy . Woyno Rouoh, 8oohon Rd. Ctll 614·949-2287. STUT CANNING TOMATOES: 63 Livestock Picked, *4.00: pick your 1..:::: =F:==E:;:::=== awn, *3.60. Bring conllln· 6 1 trm quipment oro. Anytime. Roymond Holitlon hollaro, 18 mo. old. Cubtroctorwith cu"htotor6 Rowo, 814-247-4212. plow . Phone 814-949 - Coiiii14-3117-7Z38. TrH rlpenod canning or 21146. Living bene 'a tame rabbits. freezing_.__ ootra nioo, Con 448· B843. . . , , _ prica *8.8B -hoi. 8 N Ford Troctor. grodor Coli lor cunwnt vorioty. blodo. ~~- cond. •1100. 24 11 k k Pleioo bring contli...,. lor Cell otter II p.m. 304· 87&· goooo nac otoc trailer. A · I shope. now stool. bulholo. Aloo. aarty ..Op 53B 3 . opplaa, Bll'tiott paora end 1---_;.---'-new point, now floor. Coli 8 _·- - - - pruneo, plumo raodv In late Grovoly troctor. 40 Inch ,2_&_8_·8_:3_0_ Augult. Bob'• Morket: Me- m - wl.th sulky, good •· . W . v 1· ., 304- 773 - ccnd • ._, .000. Coli oltOt' II Molliord ducl<o. 304-578oon. 8721 . Open doHy·tlll dirk. . p.m. 304-8711-11393. 2218 oltor 6. ESTATE -------...1-- . , I " :: ...- :: e: tor'. :E • • • • • • TEAFORD : • PERF£~LOC~~ATI~OII=ror;~~~~!~ HAVE AHOllE AND Rat across from Wl!hin;on School. 3 2l!ill:hens. Mice lolnh is wide iw!~1minl pool. Needs some wor1l, howver, can be moved · I ~-EICIAI OIIISIDlNTIAl LOCATION - Ulll* River w.b.f.p., ~ wiN sail, '-or rent Buy now fill••• l~~=~ IIOIILE HOllE belted along Hazel Ridii IIU8S, more 01 tess. with nice prden an:aand wooded"'"' ,..,,_ $27,500. I• BUILDING AIIO CORIIER LOT til EWIIIIIDII - former Sllllon Buy now and Ill llllllher lot la'OSS the 11reet. $12,500. . ' NEW HOUSE - 2 bed· rooms, recrealion rm. not finished. Owner will finance. Good quality. In Middleport. $18,000. ' RACIIIE - 3 BR home remodeled, cerpeting, wood cabinets, 2 baths, gas fur· nacce and aarage. - 5 rooms and one bath down upstairs. Located lionli 2nd AVe. Buy 111111 Price reduced! , . NEW USIIIIG - 4 room collage Ilona Roush Road. A!IPnll. .. •IIVUVIEW - Near stores In I'IIJIIIIOY. 2 story frame, 3 · ·BR, Ml blsement, centre!· 'hell. M1~1 us an offer. . POMEROY - 6 rm., 3 BRs, Ia. blstmsnt, remodeled, btaut•ul view, . 2 porches, and WSik lo the slores. • IAIIGAI N- l'l!miroy outs· ~irts. Sm•ll 2 BR home ~ ID sell. Lot on State 12 ACI£1 - 3 bedrOom hoille wilh firepi1c1, Sutton Twp.. Molt mjntrtli, timber IM lredDr lind near Rl· ciiiL j._ J It/ :1 . IIICOME OPPORTUNITY- Owners have retired and are very anxious ID sell renlll property. The price has been reduced on this business lUlding and 3 moliile homes. located on 2101s IOilh all utililies. Ttis prop!l'ly is il a prime location and are al jRSI!nlly rented. Cal loday ... all the defals. . um£011fiODOWIIPAYIIEIIhnd~~~=~J~: and ins.) You CM'l o.vn jlllr ONn hornj!. , ClAY hiRZ liP -128 acte linn. bmetly uied as daily. QuaMy blill home basl!l•~ 2bednbn ~tmi:ot included. t..ge bern loalinl shell. foblcco base. I11D. 2 ponds. Give us a Clll for men dellils. fl556 wlh., kEhen, dining room bath. and unfinished basement ~4.WJ. Owner w~l also sell flirnished . IIOIIIIUP AREA - 3 bedroom rancl1. Very nice home. lArge modern eat-in kilt hen. Familj room, living room. office or- den area. NO: lot and storagi: buikling City Schools. Shown by apjt Priced low~ IIIIAIID NEW allmit complete brick and cedar ranch., Silting on .6 of an acre. partially wooded. 3 bedrooms, living room, modem IW:heo, dinr1g area w/atrium doors. Wooden windows, heat pump. 2C.l" garage. Aquality bui~ oome. Own this new hOme with only $3,001 down and monthly payments of aPfl"JI<. $488.66 per llklrlth. P&lll25% Int. rate. City schooldistrict Be the fiiSIID look at this quality home. Prired low 50s. REDUCED TO $38.000.00 · IIAVl If All - 38 at!e firm plus home compiell!ly furnished. 3 bedrooms, 2 belbs, l(ing aiAOmllic woodburner, driled well, 30'•30' barn. All just waitinc b' you. ·' OWN Eli IS RELOCATING and needs an immediate sale.·Localed at 74 Cedar St. )his homeoffe~S 3 BRs, LR, DR, ~hen. 11\ baths, family non with workable fireplace, and lots of closets and sbnge space. The outside offeiS a lenced ih yard, and large outbuildinJII. #597 IIOIILE HOllE SITE - ACREAGE'- $18,000 wiN 35 acres with !11/cked pond and trailer pad. Rural Wiler available, wooded area, plus building siles. 11619 IIODERII 3 BEDROOM RANCH - Family room, large living room. Prired low lls. City schools. buy 15 ACIES- Two trailers 2 bedrooms etch, ready for Oc:cupaney. A &ood invesl· men! 11 $15,000. e e acre. Needs some re~. ho-. you Cll\.buJ b' Sll.SOO. I NEW LISTING- 6 rm.older borne with bath, Pomeroy water and nice lola! Miners• ville. For jusl $:4,500. •• ADDISow· 11ur Post Offke - 3 BR house and 31ots. 11111 will\ motile IJime hookiJI!. l.i. metal bid& w~h two car prage. Fencet! yard. $29,000. . • STtP OUT YOUR ~K DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We have one 2.bedroom apt tor rent. Price $175 per month. Mulls - RIO GRAIII!f AREA .-:- Perfecl b' lhe small famly,-2 ' bedroom home with .9 acre more Of less. with Drden ind fruit trees. SfOI"aae builclin& Priced 11 $31:1nl 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - Rio Grande area. New 30'•45' bee! Clltle bam. New fences. JUral waler. nice bUilding . . Iiies. Private. !Arge lobacco base. Owner anxiOUS. 11620 fll( l ~,.,\ CADMUS - 3 rooms and batli, partial basement Electric, runil wller, telephone seMce. Sbtle hiahway Rt. 141. (lJse ~ Ri'ade school and grocery slof"e.Look 11649 PIICED AT $39,900 MD ~Tt POSSESSION - 3 bedn10m bi-level klcaled at the edee of towll Dining area, living room, larae famiy room. garage, nat ps forced air heal. Nice lawit Need ID selllo settle PRICE REDUCED AND EASY TElliS! ~ Pria:d al only $29.900. 3 bedrooms ranch with atlllched caiPOrl, living room, llalh. utility, ltien lnd OOing area, \! acre lawll Recemly pamted and new ~ COUNTII\' - You cen have this 2 bedroom mobile 11ome plus • 28'x56' new home bindalion with elect(IC and water line already installed. AI sitting on 9.7acres, more or less. Severalllllbuildings. IDtlacto base. fnit trees and more. · 11652 #578 RESIDENTIAl OR COM.RCW. - Take you picil with this 1.58 acres. Upper Rl 71ocation. Frontage on river. 2 bedroom home. Mobile tome hool<up. LOOking for an investmenl? Give us a call on !tis one. DWIIER WILl HnP WITH AIIAIICING - Cal for details. Approx. 2 ileres OYeill,lOidng the rM!r. 4 bedroom ranch with fDrmll dining room. kitchen camplell!, living room. ful fi!iished basement. 3belbs, beautiful in-ground pool Priced II $&1,001. . 11630 2 AC1ES PlUS NEW HOlE - Buy now and have your choce of firislq DK:hes. 1800 sq It ofiMng space, 2 baths, lormll dining. oak cabinets in kitchen, ~~~ room, utity. flllishal and ready b'_you al ,, . #599 BOSS - LOOking for a,00 s;nall town ps station and garage has ~ ll Already and readY 1o fl. Callluday tor aR the dtUils. 11596 COUHTRY·AliOSPHEIE surtounds this 3 bedroom mobile home loCaMt on 1 acre. more or less. Dug wei, two outbuildings, small pond, fruit trees. strawbenies. !JIIpe arbOr. Possi~ own. finmcin& #565 . at the price! $6.000. MINI fARM - OIIII[R WAIITS AFAST SALE!- 12 more II' less wlh 14 It by 70 It 1981 Windsaf mobile home. New fence, bern, pond. lobacco base, gWen area. Callodly. llcniS - STOP SUICIIIII8 IDf IICitllge with I comfortable home witlin a shari disllnce of Gallipolis 6 ac:fes with tNflf 4110 l flonllce on Sl. Rl 141, 4 bdtlom 11!1/IOdeled home. 3 Clf blocll prage. Owner leaving area. Priced in mid 30s. DOn CMRLDIIK OPPOifTUNITY ID see this 3 bednlom Ill ll1ifY home. l.lrge IMng room, klchen includes,..._ bllh. utility. FUI basement Large front porch. Silicious lewn. Priced in mid 30s. 11614 BEHIND TH£ TREES we 11M this dractiVe md lOiell moioilained 14'x70' motile home. 3 bedRIOIIIS, 2 0011.... balhs, ldlchtn with lppNnces. Comple4ely uudelr.;•lld. and lllChored. Sloraee buildi~ Large llwft. mmtlillll" 01186 -liloalli~M~~olioo' •10--ror the NAt'. • ' ond · •• 11631 ~~~tt:nen ... EXtnl£NT LOCATION - Wal~ng distance to Modern 4 bedroom home, 2 family rooms,2 baths, living room, utility rOOIT\ hobby room, wor~hop, screenoo-in porc11, central air, .9 acre lot with garden, and grape arlDf. HOme has been wefl cared for. Energy emcoem.:tt .lACKSOII COUIIIT - 105 acre llrm. 2 smry older OOme, 3 bediooms, bath, kitthen with blilt-in range and 011e11, dishwasher, living room, barnS, a:llar and cellar house. ' I -; .. 11623 YES. litiS IS m- The r91t OOme, lhe nghl acreage lllhe rWltlocltion. 35 acres. 3 bedntln\ 2 l*hs. 2 c. prage, lH:vel rwiJ 2·yeeiS old. 2T•36' me111 llilding. Appox. 8 mile from Gallipolis. Possibility of owner helpinc with finincing. House and smaller acreage can be purchased separal!. 11654 SCfJIIC smiiiG - Appoxirnllllly 40 acres with nice lHMil home surrounded by illltUre. 3Of 4bedi ili)I1IS, 2 bitlis, kEIIen and flllliy area plus lAity room. lArge seperall! &lfllie, outbuildin& Toblcco blse, 8IJtllllL 5 acres liable. Belltdul woods. · · 11651 NEW LISTING - 4 acres ' m/1 with small 2 bedroom ' trailer, extra water lap for : second trailer. Good road. 8 miles from Athens. Only ' $10,500. • A HANDY, D~DY LOCATION along Garlield Ave. Home can b8 : used for 3or 4 bedrooms and within walking dislance lrom f!losl a!' ~- only ~.ooo. . .. . ,1 : I lARGE SIIUCTURE ALONG 4th AVE. withm .~ahl of Washlngron SchoOl. w~ich can be utilized for single fam1ly or 3 apartments, '• Price $30,000. ' NEW LisnNG· 15 acres of land near Holle' Hospital. Springfield Twp. TOIJ(I: ~ to roling. Beautiful ,ti.t~~. flevelopei'S welcOme. included. Located V'1111on area. 1-(614)-992-3326 . 1 e only. No pels. S4.2GO IIOIIIlE HOME ONLY! -1974 Caslle. 12'x6fl, 2 bedroom. Porch, underpinrinr. ti&iiown straps included. Owner needs QUick sale. 116&2 GOOD BUY! - CIII!Siin:·Township. 3 bedroom bricll ranch style home wilh 111Pft11. 5 aaes land. pasture and -'s. Home is only 5 yellS ald. Lots of cabinet space, modem. wei amlruded. Maintenance free IMng. MOBILE HOllE PWS 41\ acres. 11Tx50' 1933 molile home with 111126' additiJn: 3 bediooms. batli,'living room. kitchen with range and 1el1igela1Df.Woodburnef ' ho~ ~.. e 5 218 E. 2nd St. Phone : :e PIICE IEDUC£0 - Frame rancl1 wilh new foundation and ful basement 3 bedrooms, batli, living room, nice kilthi:n and eating area, laree famiy room. 2 car garage. Nice flat lol Located Addison Towm~ 'CALL THELMA 7419 " ·.~= t!:E yard ~~hUI·=J ::::ngad~r:·. reduced 1D $42,000. - e - . HOlE REDUCED TO $16.500 - Owner wants this home sold. 11! !IIJrY, 4 bedroom home. RIIOms Jar&e in ~ ·Partiall1 n:s!Dred. Appox. % acre lawn. Cellar. OUtbuildin g. 'lots of ~ ibilities. &0 MONTGOMERY REALn . ~uoo . : 1 • APPRDl 2 AND A THIRD ACRES witlin city limits. Zoned : : ~n~ett~~ alorig Sl. Rt. 7. !'rice reduced lo $25,001. •: ~ 8'<% intereli rate assumable ID qualified buyer. Shollin by appointment NEW usniG - TUIIQUiun neslled 1011 acres of nature. Appi'Q<. 40 acres tilable with pasltft and ~ Qder home used IDf hay singe. Rural wa!l:r milaiJie. Farm has been in family 100 yellS. but readY 1o !1!11. Cai11Df more delails. · $4,500.00 each . ler & - sr~TELY HOllE - Sitting on .656 acre of ~Voodlandand l.6acres m/1 can also be purcl1ased. Only 2 minutes from tty. Features a tormal entrY. living room and formal dinig room, modem kilthen. mzy f<rnily room w/wb fi'eplace, 3 BRs, 2 battiS. 2 car prage. . Put Nwnber 1 to work for you: ·r:J: ~:~~~nice St 1 acre '. on 2Wrighl WI- COMMERCIAl BUILDING in V'lfl!Qili Has.2 apls with pofential rentin~ 3 units. Price reduced ID $30,001. • . 2 LaTS ALONG BUR RUN RD. - with Racroon Creek frOntage. I ;: $7,500 each. NESTLED IN TRfES and only ~ mile below Gallipolis along Lower I :'" River Rd. 4 bedroOm home with a beautiful solid pine paneled den and comfortable fireplace. Formal dining and living room wilh 1· : fireplace. 2 car garage and work area. 2 baths. Call for an 1 apjl(linlment . . · . •I : NEW USTING -'- 3 bedroom home aloo~ Chestnut St Lot willll : service alley in rear. 2 car garage and mre garden area. Price I ::: •• 00111 OVERlOOK litiS BAIIGAIN in E11eka. 2 bedroom • with 2 baths and lois ol room for expansion. l.oca1ed just off Rl 7 near.dam. Price $22.000. Line, Assoc., 446-0458 C.thy Pope, Assoc .. 379-2741 245 l•rpret Bty~m, Assoc. _gzn SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. ATTEifriOII BUILDERS Th~ property has been sub-di· vided iniD 1 acre - 10 acre siles, can be sold individually. Leax wa111t oiDnable. priced loW, possible excellent terms. Ths IS an excellent wy . for either farm or development : I: .. Becky priSS'!"sion ot lhis nice 2 story remodeled home plus 371! acre 1o roam on. 4 bed100ms, bath. ~rge utility room. fuel oil flimace, trailer hookup. 30'x30' barn, lobacco base. 11612 130 ACI£S 1 nile from Ohio d.-ch ilyfe barn, e.cellent lake sile, crop land, pasbJre and woods. Owner says "MAKE om:R ON ALL OR PART". Priced lo sellas a farnt Terms available. .. SETTING IN 20ACRES OF WOODlAND - Acontemporary home featuring a solariumw/ hof _ll!b wrapped b): a large open _tlrm;il living &dining room w/atlllm doors. ~ siDne fleplace, A modern dlmpllte kitchen and a breakfast noo~ 2'h sparfding baths, 3 bedrooms w/ master suite featuringslidingOOolsloa patio area: Laundly and mud room. Unfinished basernenl .2 car garage. Vegetable gar(jl:n and dwart fruit trees. Amenities are too numerrus to list Shown by apiJO!Iltmen). · Merrill C.rter, R•ltor, 379-2114 · Jill! COchran, AsiOc•• 44&-7811 · =~inmediate R~. Huge t : : Within 10 ninutas d~ tD dllwrawn Gaipolis. ely IIChool smm. Has hooliup ... mobile home. Galla Rulli Wltei, electric andlll!lliC link. Niltt ._.lift_ poll. 2QOioolfnlntJceon Graham SChool lad. Tmlw. lluilcq silal. now. · Grain BEAT THIS BAUII! - Owner.financing with low down payment 6 acre ~ IIi. RIRI water and electric available. Located <If - highway. $4,1nl. 1519 FAIIM INVESTMENT & .IUILDING lOTS e ~: .~~•m VACA,.:~ CAIIP BY BLUE WE Owner financinr. su rural wller, seplic system, electric. Buy - with camping trliler or without. concrete pad. Great fislingl Buy and move right in. . · · f5l4 ' 6.95 ACIES VACAIIT AIID OFF RT. 35 Rding land - Beside old U. S. Hiahrily 35. In an 111!11 that il develoPing tast. Rl 35 short disllnce west of Galipoiis. Get ~ now. #544 1!4 . Hay & Livestock • Judy DeWitt. 1•1101', 381-8155 • Reel Eatete General • .. For Mil or . trldl 1 Monte Corio, IB711. 1174!·29113. Farm Equipment Reel Estate General • . • ·: e ' liMit. along . .NEW LISTING - Comfortable 3 bedroom home located along Main St in V'mton. 43' by 200' lot with 3 outbuildings. Buy this . 11608 LOW DOIII PAMIIT-()WIER FINANCING Ate yoo loollirli b' 1 2 bedropm home OYettoc*ing the Ohio ~liver wilh lillie moitll!iiiiiCe. 8 ailhltlf home or 1otin:mt1rt home. We nlinglon .,...,,..w. • LDOIIING FOR SOMETHING COOL COMFORTABLE, QUIET ArtD • PRIVATE7TI - We have a 3 bedroom home situated alon&.. Raccoon Creell Approx. 2 acres ot cleared land and 600 feet of. creek frontage w~h private boat dock. Ideal tor the si)OIIs persoo.' . Rural warer. Some wooded area. Pria: now $55,000. , BUilDING LaTS KITCHEN. ATIACH£,0 GARAG£. PRICE...$20,800. 61 446-6610 • AKC r... Brlttony pupo II : weeka old, shott end • wormed • 100. 304-876~ 3564 . .lAND ONLY .(WITH BARil)- 132 ac~ oflxlttom, pastu~ and • .•:: • S!lflll! wooded area. Hultnglon Twp. Approx. $300 per acre. Buy • .all lor $41),001. Has minefal rights with land. ,• : 2 lots in Bidwtll area. Slltable tor mobile home 01 build your own TRACTORS MF35 3000 D. MF650 5000 D MF135D 8 N MF165D MF11350 Rt 325 near Virrtor. ··- 1• sell & Vl!getablee Concan otylo Wurlltzar Plono, solid wolnut. rldloii -------~­ IOUnd bo1rd, Pewter trim, Ounrovin Fruit Fum . bought new 19BO, ox. cond. Orapes. wine. juice. • Uble. •1 300firm. CoM 448-1883. You pick or buy ot uloo room . Aloo hllvo oppln. St. For S11e: Conn trombone Rt. 8B1 B.E. of Albony . wh.h extra plastic mouth- 1 PM-7PM. 814-888-11288. plocoond mute, •7&.00.Coll 992·271 2 onvtimo: Canning tomato••· pic;k yourownlar •4.001 buollol. Und br••• Holten trumpet. Delbert Lilw1on, County Good condition . •250.00. R.._d 32, Eogle Rldgo Rood, Recine. Coli 948-2089. Call 992-5844. ,,;!... • -~---- wiito •• , ;· - now. LOOIC AT THE PIIC£ - $118,000! 4 BEDROOM BRICI< AND FRAME RANCH, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM WITH AR£PIACE. 2 CAR GARAG~ POOl. CITY SCHOO. AKC r,lotorod otenderd - poodle, 0 montho, white • molo. f200 or boot ollar. : 304· 773-1112 . ;ust off· Bidwell-Rodney Rd. Elec. heal pump, fireplace, • BEEF AND GIWM FAAII One of Gallia County's finest. 171 acres. 11101e 01 less ot.levello gMtly fOiling land, 80% tiilllble, tronlage on 3 roads, all mineral nghls included. 6flx71T barn, eqUipment sheds, corn cribs, remodeled farm house in Jl(ld condition. Much 11101e delais. Call .$35.000 -IOUll 35 - FEW MINUltS FRill CIIV. NICE 3 BEDROOM WITH lNIGE fAMILY ROOM IN ·BASEMENT. OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSfERIIED. HAS PRICED THIS HOME RIGHT! Jim USTED! ' AICC Garmon Shepherd pu'p· • pies, 7 wooll' i!ld. Sholl ond wormed. · •100. 304-87&4813. cent.. -: vacuum system. $70,001. . -'oedroom home and,. S e111111 FARII - 1_7.6 ires .20'xl00' eQUIPif18n SAlE PEMO\M6 Twp. IN GAlUPOLIS 5 room older type home. 600 block of Jrd Ave. Immediate po<ses<iln. One car ga~_age, ali•city utilities. Priced low. $19,900. . . 11609 End 01 SIIIIIIIIBI Cle111n~e 69 For Sale or Trade 811ver O....n oorn. 110you pick. Dallas HMI. Col 814-247-211114. Malo Pit 8ul lor ulo. 9 monthll old. Alloho1o. Amorlcon ltrollordohlro terrior. , Good with chltd ·ron .*1 215.00. Cell 992• 2686 , e Ill CIIOWII CITY Nice 4 room frame house with a balh. Eat-in kll:hen with metal cabinets and double sin~ Fuel .oil FA furnace. Available with trailer hoolwp. l.ocab!d on nice city lot near church and JJOtery. Priced 1o $29,900 now. ··6-9777 -•= ~~m 1Y, SIORY HOII£ PLUS I ACR£ M/L 7 rooms, 1'h llory older style home. 3 bedrooms, tun basement, one acre all ~.~~able lard R.ural wah!r syslem, one bath. Everytling in Jl(ld coodilion. Sloiage buiding, garage. Buy this home tor only A FAMILY CAN EIIJOY THIS COMFOIT.III.E 4 BEOOOOM, 3 BATH HOME WITH LG. LIVING, DINING AND FAMILY RM. IF YOU LIKE THE OUTIJOORS. THERE IS A PATIO 1\US DECK AND 6 BEAUTlfUL ACRES. BEAUTIFUL UKE NEW, BUY FOR S7l!.OOO. JUST USTEO! lor. ; Mlnloture Dobermon puppy.Malo 18 wko. old. Block & rult. Colll14-892-1747. Z-3 BEDRM.IIOME along upper 2nd. Ave. Level lot, Jl(ld location.. -::, Price reduced .lo $34.~. 00. Ideal ~~ retirees or family. ~ • BEAUTIFUL BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOME with 21! acres, 7yrs. old,. : ~598 Jim's door.. :_ .8% ~~[~~~~E~~~~ • O....n oizo hldo-o-bod eeo ; 111nd · Bobby Mac car seat -8311. Cell 448-1097. BRICK •f£DERAL• -• 21\ balhs, family INing and dining roomsand tibrary. 2 WB fireplaces, . • cond CalfOr appoinlment • .. . .• ; (NJOY THE PRIVACY OF l1v1ng on your own 2'h acre spread, 4& • · bedroOms, I& living [OIII1i with W8 fireplace, formal dining rm.:W·· .: modern kitchen with breakfasl bar. 13'x36' recreation area with : • WB fin!J)Iace in basement lots of SIDI'age. A\Aornabc garage • Lower River Rd. $85,001. . • _ I ACRE LOT more or_less, along Tem Rd. Water, electric and osp- • : • tic tan~ All tor $10,001.00. • FOR SALE OR RENT - l bedroom home within Galipolis 1 Family nn, wblp, attacbed garage, nice k>L Good neighborhood: : Price $55,001. ' • $21,000 WILl PURCHASE THIS 2 bedrm. oottage along 4th Ave. ::' • Owner wil finance ID quaified ~XJrchaser. $10,000.00 down bal. at • : . interest. over 10 yr. period. Pay $133.47 ~month. . • ::: 5 fiCHES Of LAND within the city of Galipolis. Owner will sell Cily.. : PH. OFFICE 446-7699 ISHED EXCEPT INTERIOR ''A" GREAT DO IT YOURSELF PROJECT." 3 BE!JROOM5 ATIACHED GWGI' KYGER CREEK AREA. CAU SOON FOR AN APPOINT· MEN! ... IF YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED ALOG HOME ... OON1 WAIT AND MISS OUT ON THIS IJN[ $45,1XXl. --.-.. e Ask Yourself This Question •Willis T. L11din&holl, Rolltor, Ph. H0101 446-9539 •Ed Evons, RNitor, Ph. Hollt 446-0125 PH.614-256-6656 Cut up slobs, I 16 PU .lood.larger loads delivered. Coli lor prlcoo. Cell 81 4•241i-11804. Farm THE WIOLE COUNTY, WHEN 101 CIN TELL THE WIOLE WO.LD? 'I• MI. AIOY£ EUREKA DAM ON IT. 7 • Klng-olzo w~or bed, book · ceoo hood board, lull wave ~ fftettrell, evtrythi"g in· cludod *300. Cell 3BB87B3 alter 4pm. Rod roopberrloo. Toyloro lor!YPotch . CoH448-B882. Cute golden Aetrievera. AKC. 7 wko. Cell 814·6113&243. For IIIias Co. Ll$ti,.s Call: Chiryi't.ollllay 742-3i71. . : For 11lo fill dirt,'ond top soil. · Cell Coil 81 4-2118· 1427. :pra. Fruit & Vegetables iiKC R... Dobermon pup. pioo, redo 6 blac-o, ohOto 6 wormed, •eo. CoM 448. ? 7811. WE NEED LISTING$ 2-14" whHII & tires new •100: 13" -16" truck whHII4-30gal drum 1160. !"'ch; 3-80 gol drum 15.00 ..ch; tire changer $50.; "micro w'-1 boloncor $160. : 304-BU-3849. ·Girt'o ohoa lkotoo, oizo 4 . 2 ulld shoo booll. olzeo 1 -end 3. Girt's d-101, olzo 7. Call 448-0196 liter 4 p.m. 58 u•ical Instruments 3 yr. old liMy. cheotnutcolor, gentle but nat broken . Call - 111 4-2118·8778 lf1lr IPM. IIMR «7- NEW USIIIIG! -3 8R frame located on S.R. 141. Includes L~ kitchen with dining area. fuH basement Th~ i; · situated on Sl\ acres more or le$ Th~ one is vacanl - so call today for apPOintment. Building Materials Girls 20" bicycle $30; toddloro tricycle e16; girts roller 1k1te1 oizo 1 86 .. 304-876-6998. 57 dodiWid. to lood home, 460. Col 448- 042 . . • R446 - NEW USTIIIG - In town localioo. includes 38Rs. living room. dining roor.1, bath & basement Lots of carpet, Gas heal Priced at $29,900. Call today for details. Block. brick, eewer pipes, windowa. lintels. etc. NoW open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. New Haven. Complete ma1onry tupplies, 4", 8" , 12" block. Delivery service. Phone day 304-B82 -2222, ol'veni~g 882-3239. Pets for Sale 1 dooM. Broker-AuetionHr 1-;;_::::;;:::;~=~==== 304-67&-301 o. I· : -u..-d-m-.-.-,-,1-1c-ar_u_s_ - ol 55 Building Supplies 8 _•rk Whites metal detector11. ti,d - coins end jewelry. c;ompare my price. 304-876-2906. 66 for Sale . !1780. needt work. Make offer. 4 choir Walnut dinette oat, oxc. cond. 8260. Call 3048711-3399 altar II Pill! . Pet• Brlorpatch Konnolt Proloollonol A I - - grOomlflll. Indoor-outdoor llolrding fa~ cilltloo. English Cacker Sponlol puppln. CoH 814-38a- ICE~NEL8 Boarding ell brooldo. H..tod Indoor-outdoor loclllti'OI . AKC Dobermon puppies: Stud Service. Coll8 14-4487796. • *300. Call 304-675-301 o . '.1 68 Pets for Sale The Sunday Times-Sentinei--Page-0-5 Ohio Paint Pleasant, W. Va. = ·- - - - - - ] 26,. 1984 Point Pleasant, W. Va. Ohio Misc . Merchandise .. PERRY TtMNSHIP - 135 acre farm. Appr(ll(. 40 acres tillable, balance pasture and woods. lArge 4 bedroom home. two barns, machme shed, tobacco base. and many more illlenities. For more information give us a call today. · · 39.40 ACRES Of VACANT LAND - Lots of woodland. Black ' walnut trees. Awatertall Secluded and private. Abeautiful place to ooikl a log cabin. lncated on a blacktop road. City schools. esiJie. INCOME COMIN' IN -The best buy for in rome property. Two one bedroom aparlm!Jlts, one offire unit down. that coukl be a th~d apartment and a one bedroom oouse. All klcated on one lot. Currently renting all units for $900 a month. Low utilities and upkeep. Each Qn~ has bath and separate entrance, two units are completely furnished and will acmmpany this sale. Property is locaiBI in town and wookl make a good investment EDGE OF TOWN - Morlern 3 bedrooms. complete kichen, tormal dining room. IMng room, balh, utility. Rod cellar, 2 cer garage with altJched greenhouse. 3.2 clean acres. room tor development On inside, you wll be amazed! $42,500. Installment saleS possible: . . 11639 INVESTIIENT 011. RENTAL PROPERlY- ONner.; willmnsiderany reasonable offer. 2 story, 3 BR, large lot. Located on 3rd Ave. $19,000. sun YOURSELf -Build a home on this 2.41 acre trai:l 01 place vour mobile home. No restrictilns. Septic lin~ electric. Rural water available. Priced to su~ your budget OWNERWILLSELLORTRADE6.1 acres otvacantland. Located in Centenary. Has lots of room for buikling County water available. $15,001. 11633 SEEMS UKE OlD TillES when dollar.; had cents. Our new 1~:~1 loaire in lhe counlry features a LR, BRs. kitchen, balh. u room, cedar paneling fully , air condiOOned, ---··· ·• appliances, washer, dl'jer, large · has a strawberry patch, and · I ~ located on 3.6 acres and will sell for $32,000. You m.ust Sill! believe' 10011 TO IOAII and oo as you please w~h 1h~ 37 acre parcel. Older house.ld liveable. Well White Oak Road. Owner wil help with part of financing. ' 11587 RIO GRANDE AR£A- 119 acre farm. Remodeled 11\ story house, bafl\ timlwlnd tillable acreage. County SC hools. Owner needs ID sell now. Call today. · • ONE OF TARA's FINEST - NOW AT REDUCED PRICE - . home features a large master bedroom, breakfast nook, fireplaces, a full basement; DR, FR. k~chen with disposal and ref..freeger. Also has pool and dub house privileges. Don't delay in fining oot more aloot th~ fine oome! 11618 COIIEIICIAl GWOE - ~ construction. 4bay, 2 ;esbooms. .ollial arei. sturage rooms, 3 phase electric. Situated on a level IIi. Localed on stab: route with llfld trllllic llow. Give a call tor more details. INVESTMENT PROPERTY- 541 Third Ave. Modern 2story homEt t or can be used as 2 renta5. Large modern krtchen, 3 or bedrooms, formal dining and living room. Nice back patil. Also a 14x70 molile home in good shape. Acovered carport. Use this also as a rental or live ill Give us a call for more detai~. Priced in the 40s. Shown by appoinlment on~ . 11626 I Prinlod in U\S.A. Equol HowinaOpportunliylil I I �r Page-D-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 71 Tr~nsporlotion 71 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Paint Pleasant, W. Autos for Sale 71 1973 Corvette T-to p. AC, elect. windows, 4 ilpd .. 16,000. Call 61 4- 3 67 · 0107 or 448-2107. Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for Iota model used car1. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eostern Ava.. Gallipolis. Call 614-446-2282. Autos for Sale KZ ·200 . 1 974 Oldsm obile Omega 5 , P.-W ... air, Flo,kla c'a i, f'O salt, low mileage . •6800. Call 446-7019. automatic. good condition . S1 ,000. Call 843 -6366. I 1967 Plymouth Barracuda, 1986 Pontiac Tempest. mint condtion, with many extras. 1111 Pontiac 4 dr.. rebuilt engine. auto., PS, PB. good radiale, everything works, •400. Call446·1822 eve. 1980 Buick Station Wagon, 1975 Corvette. low miles. AC. PS. PB, elec windows. AM-FM cusene. T top. mull toll. 304-676-2683 after 5 PM , 72 72 Autos for Sale Lincoln Town Cor WMIIomaburg Edition, fully equip. exc . condition. one owner, color Cordovan on Cordo· van . Coli 448-1989, IM ot 300 2nd. Ava . mo~ tor. exc Interior. good t!rea. 12.200.00 firm . 304-876· 3383. call after 6 :00. Both 82 ,300 . Call 614- 3 88 - 35 0 engine. $1600.00. Ex 8472. cellant condition. Call 9926882. 1982 2 dr. Ford Fut ura, 1982 2 dr Ford E •~ort . 1982 1975· Monte Carlo, auto. Ford EXP. All PRICED traos .. PS, AC . C.all 614· RIGHT. J o hn 's Auto Sales. 992-6705 after 6 p.m. 8ulaville Rd . Call 446 4782 . 1976 Dodge M one c o Brougham, 1 owner. Good 1977 Cougar, white with con. Must sell leaving state. gold Interior. clean. good Car topper like new. Call cond .. air, PB, PS. AM ~ FM . 61 4-992· 6783. Call245-5214. 1988 Chevy Camara 350• 7.7 euto Chevette $1200. 83 Sappora. ·take over pavments. InUit aell, axe. cond . Coli 448-2148 . ' 77 Monte Ca rlo, new good conditl.on . Call 614742•2446 oftor 6 p.m. 1 978 Camara PS . PB. ai r, 71 - - - -- - 1 9 7 D Ford Golaxv & a 1978 Kawasaki Autos for Sale 71 1992 .S cottodole 10·'111 ton, standard with overdrive. would trade tOr late model car. Call 814-379-211·6 . Trucks for Sale J-~------:-:- 1982 Chevy C- 10. AC, AM-FM radio . auto · overdrive trana, 8 .2 L. dleael .., .. good cond., $1,500 . Coll814-245-li870. 1--- - -- - -- - 1983 510 •. 1982 510, 1979 Chovy Luv. All PRICED RIGHT. John' s Auto $aiel, Bulovllle Rd . Call 441· 4782. - - - -- -- - 1970 C•~vv p ·u.. ua • yt • 3 ' ,apd , seoo. Call 814-446.- 1974 GMC pickup with 0936 Bom· 7pm . flberglooo top, V-8, auto, PS, PB. AC. near mln1 1977 Ply~outh Volara, blue stationwlgon, air condition. AM-FM radio, 4 door, 304576-2989 or 676-2372. 1988 Chevy Malibu. 2-dr 307 engine. axe . cond. $1996. 304-876-2495. 63 Ford $396 . or best offer . 26, 1984 August 26, 1984 1977 Chevy PU .. ahortbed. air, tilt. crul10. now tlreo, low mANge. 13000. Call 4.41· 7019. Trucks for Sala ..,..-------:-:-:~- v.... 72 Trucks for Sale 72 · van••4w.o. Trucks for Sale 1978 lntornotlonal 40708 17 ford 'h ton flat bed 1!\JCk KT410 13- lpMd, 2 n.W ., 50. 304-773-6966 . r•ra. Exc;ellant condhion~ 1 -------~­ . Roodv to wortc .l14-2472013. 73 Vans & 4 w.o.rf 1977 Ford pick-up F-'100. runt good. • 1 .OOO.Coll99219111 . 71 Ford truck 410. Coli 1!14.- 742-2317 ofter I p.m. 1976 Dataun truck with 82 Ni110n onglno. II op. trona ., fll>ergloH toppor 1700flrm. 3041712919 · • • 1-=-------78 Ford pickup, 302 ong.. 1917 Joep. 4 cyl . F-he~d. hard top. new tlrea an~, porto. 304-876-5885 after 8:30pm. • • 1983 Jeep Scrambler, 6 cyl. autom•tic. ps, many extras t7960. 304-273 -8161 . . -- - - -·' 1976 Ford cuatomven, new, otond . ahift, runo good. 1 • Cop1aln ao1t1, now ntoroor· . tlblo l!o r11r couch. now ext. point w-roof rack ladder l!o 1981 Plymouth Arrow. ex. condition. 66,000 mil.-. white epoke 'rima. bubble spare. carrier. roof vent, 6 cond. 13700. Call 266- muot ""end drive. *2700. topper . 1700. 304· 937· cvl. attnd . trano. 9 :•111og Pometoy Middh plllt G 'li: ill, Ohio Pllint PI at II, W. Va. 74 Motorcyclll 74 Motorcydes 1 978 a-ut 4-WD, outo, PS, 1'1, AC, AM-FM caaa .. 1878 K-o 1d KZBIO' IR, 1.., Honda Hobbit Mopod 01 tilt ...,_.., lu~ rock.• 11000.00. CoU 742-3071 t221.00CaU992·1i981 . ounroolf. Clll 448·8340 or ewnln1•- -- - - -- - - 304-171-8118. - · -HOIMII UfMn E•preu. FOR SALE: 400 KTM like, - -· c .. 11479 Ford von,· - t v1r1 1100.00. Col 112-1804. nZ-3812. _ _ __ __ _..:._ convoralon, 360 II cyl., lV, - · CB. lir• 1184 Hondo Big lied, 3- 18B31f..toy OIVidaan FLT. 63.000 mi . Col 441-11694 whllllr. windohlold. ...outlful -.uc Candy ApMon .-Fri. olootrlc otortw, lhlft drive • ple Rod. ful ...... plua rov-. be. oon. •1.200. tourpok. 11 1 - C - oy . -· . . . , .em.fm ,, full 1971 JoopCJ5, V-1, 10x38 I·C="::--:':-:-"-·2_4_7_·3_7_1_2_·•- - . . . . kit •• . inch tlrM, 4 Inch lift, duel 79 Ylhomo 250 vz wrv 1~-i oxllauot. Honf top. Good ood con. t1IOO. Coli 114_742 _ go . cond. •471. 304-171- Plioecl on inlp1ction. H1~ . gtnwonh. Coli 114• 10 .t411, 23 ' lf•• ..... 1---------------- 71 74 MotOrcyclea Auto P8rts a Mea aries 81 Auto Parts • Aoceuoriel Home l'mprovementl Dozer Work by Tod - nou,. Cll * .... . - -.lkl-. 1-----,------ ----·3_.. ••,_*'"" - e -.- .l'riqtdto ... 1171 Hondo ' 1110 wit• at•IO.CIIII14-148·20Z1 · c.. •tw•y• ..,. .,....,... alntorcam. - fumllhed. FrM SEWINji Mocllino ........_ -· CoK 9collect 114-237-0488. o.m. to1·6 .....,ice. Au-izld Amerigo Iorge truck cempor, p. m. Roger• Baaement 1111 Pot" lid I cyl. with . . . _ I. ·fully ~ulppod. Woterproofing . ....... 11t1 at. ••• ak• or tood corldltlon. 11 100. - · Ce11441-8113. H..tey Da finn 1111 FLH R - ...... 304Clooolc814-247-2083. 17f..ZI11. .... *· Siioa • ---- - 318 motor. good cond .. good gBI mileage . $800. Call 441. 1300. Aoking 82,000. Calf 9923732 or 992-6776. 1977 Ford Mu1tang hatch ~ beck, v-8, 4spd, 56,000 mllao. runs good . Call 4468507. engine, good body. ·. runs gopd , depeodable. &660. Call 614-992-6288 after 6 p·.m. Real J:atate General *•' s.mco: Kon'a Wow. Wella. cilt..... pools-· ......... 3117· 0f23 or 3f7-7741 nltht or dey. . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW Wiseman Real rEstate Agency 1976 Ford Grenada. rebuilt 71 Ad at~ at' trawe1 tr111er. Mit WctiiiiF41d. C." be eMn nc..uo...,. Coll8.14-25f· --4-. 1343. IN REAL ESTATE . :SALES IN GALLI A. CO. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO BUY THIS SPACIOUS 4-5 BR RANCH IN TOWN. OWNER REDUCED THE PRICE, MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY. VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ONLY '12 BLOCK FROM SCHOOLS, OVER 2.000 SQ. FT., 2¥2 BATHS, PRICED AT 1171 WI 2 m ~ FHA-VA SPECIAL - 3 bedrooms, maintenance LOTS FOR SALE! _ Three level lois in Kents c ; t: lree home (Veterans no down paymen~ FHA Addibon of Bidwell. Can be ptJrchased individually. Cll btJyetS, approx. $1,250 down). Localed in Rodney Call for ·~-,· 0~. :::j Village II. . 2 BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Great INVESTMENT for Ci) 0 ·ed G h School Rd Each the buyer! Locat . on ra am · unit offetS 2 BRs, bath, living room. kitchen with stove, relrig., rNI and displ., laundry, large cMport. central air and storage area. """' PRICE REDUCED! MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE! - 3 BR horne in town features eaHn kitchen, living room, bath, carport. carpeting. nice 2 le~~ellot. m m BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - 132 acres. mostly C ASTYLEOFITSOWN-describesthislovelywhtte clean hill pasture. good fences, II! story horne, m brick home with 3100 sq. It, 3 or 4 bedtooms. 3 large bam, tobacco base. fronts oo 3 roads near C bath~ 20x40 FR. dining room. kitchen .wtth DW, Mudsock. Price reduced to $56.900. ·displ., microwave and trash .co . mpactor, 1nten:om, "" dec k an d a, HEY MR. INVESTOR- You can move intoth~ one central air, 2 car garage, utility bl..,. h f II I dsca~d and pay your pavments with the rent from t e 2 20170· pool ' Bea uti u Y an "" · other twn Duplex', double wide. and fenced pool m R d le ·t · bsol e1 , ~ PRICE REDUCED TO $59,500! - 3 BR rancho.n can be yours. ear up x um IS'a u11 eY1ov y. ,f i Rustic walls, 3 BRs. loft woodbumer, beamed rll acres. more or less. Pond,·full basemen, am Y cel1 ·n front un• with kitchen, ·n"", 3 BRs avaiable 1 -Cll room wtth woodb urner, 1·tv1ng equ pped " basement. 1 room, living"'room. chimney for woodbumer, -1 kttchen, ~ining room, Ill baths. attached 2 car bath. OoubiE!Wlde has 3 BRs, kitche~ i~ng room garage. and bath. (j) 200 ACRES M/l FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK MUST SELL TO SETTlE ESTAm FINANCING Cll - Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods. AVAILABlE - EXCEUENT TERMS- Cape Cod z Comfortable two home .offers 4 BRs, bath, home offers 3 BRs. 2 baths, kitl:hen with eye-level m krtchen, tiving r~. family room. two fireplaces, oven, dinette, living room has beamed ceilin~. m barn, 2 large screened porches. lovely quiet utility room, double garage. storm windows, . setlin~> woddburning stove, city school district. Additional COUNTRY CHARliER- Thisoldertwostory home land can be ptJrchased. Call for an appointment , offetS 4 BRs, bath, krtchen, 16x24' lR, laundry lOT 0 room, carpeting. 2 porches. Well kept oome on 3 . F R SALE - 100x600 ·krt on Raccoon Z level acres land. Owner financtng ill'ai~ble '~eludes water tap, ele<;lnc and septic lank. Call for m . -. ~re lhformabon. ~ory c 2l Wiseman Real Estate 82 23' .,..... 13.100. Coli I ... I ~ 446-3643 .. REDUCED TO $49,500- COUIJIIrT ASIC F01 A GOOD UVIIIG FOR SALE- 7811 acres BETTEII.OCATIOII!- Handsome Vtctorian home . brit11 and frame ranch displays 2 baths. offers 3 BAs, I II blths,laundty room,IMng 100m. 16x24 kik:hen with washer, dl)'er. double OVI\fl family 100m. carfQI, unltllched fllllllflll. !6x32 ranflll. retrit, rtN, displ.large liv1ng room, artifiCial fenced pool Kitchen has ran~ refri&;, [WI and fireplace. Master bedroom ~ 16xl8. Cellar house, displ. Nat ps heat and alun!-sidins L.ocoted at the shed and 30x50 bam. 44 acres of pasture with edge of town. Call for an afJI)Oiflllnenl sping and pond. Located in Cheshire Twp. ---·.....-. 4:00PM, Rs. . ~!~000 . kitcll~ t:ih.~~~ 84 ~~ ~~~~ Bidwell. ·PRICE D"...ICALLY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS ,...., Rd (Cher SUL THIS IIONTHI- Rio-Centerpoint ' ry RK!ge). Approx. 75 acres WOOIIand, fronts 011 2 roads, county water ill'ailable. $250 per acre. __ __ .. ••• HIUTOP SUBDIVI REDUCED TO ....900SION - 3 BR horne leai\Jes kik:hen, living room, dining room. family room. fireplace. f!JS heat, central air and carpetins; 9\1'16 IS5Umable. A"" YOU LOOKING FORA BRICK HOllE?- Then •• tlis may be just the one. Conve!ieniiY located on ,· Rt. 35 West this home offers a llr&e living room, dining room. 3 bedroom, laundry room, Ill baths, · tr · nd equipped kitchen,'carpeting. cert a111r a a2 car garage. CADMUS AREA - 26.5 ACIES - I II story home-oilers 3 BAs. kitl:hen. ivin ·' • Z • ........ . 10,100. 7011. m '· ~ ,.. (;; • z: 87 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine G.Jiipoli8, Ohio Phone 814-Uf-3888 or • JIM'S PLUMBING a HEATING. Rt. 1. lox 311, Gllli· poli8. call 1114-317-0578. -L:· 81 Home lmptOvemenU c. TRISTATE UPHOLBTER'I' IHOP 1163 Soc. Avo .. 614-448-7833 Or 814---1833. 0.........,.. SHULAW'S Plumbing ond -~. 211 Sixth St., Point Vo. 30411711-11420. . noed . lllld has~WerlleM i;!i ~ Upholstery 114-448-4477 •. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Third Avenue, two story duplex. 5 rooms and bath in each unrl . Ci) $25.000 · • Cll ~ COMMERCIAL BUILDING ·- 62x00 an steel ' ' coostructlln wtth fireproofinsulatiflt1 crane. oflice 1111d batll. Formely """' for txlat sales m and repair.localed across fro:n Silver Bridge Plaza wilh access to the. Ohio River. Potential urlimited. m ' • GUYAll TOWNSHIP - 108 acres r&re. or less C ; locatl!d south of Me«:e!Vile. Approx. 20 A. tillable, balance woods, IDbacco base. Owner will help finance. , 2m : FARMER'S FARM - One of the area's better < : farms. 101 acres m-1, lots of Symmes Creek bottom ~ _ land, polll, new fences, large bam, several other ,.. : so h '- • buildings, large lob. base, modern 3 '' orne, 2 baths. locaeld on Cadmus CfQSSroads. Call for more :::j : information. iOO ACRES. II or 1.. ST. RT. 141Ranch ho.,.. "' • ..,. '" . . . room, tealures 2 bedrooms, bath. kitchen, ltvtng Cll • family room, fuM basement. central air, county : water and well water,' slnrm windows, shelter 2 ·• house, bam and pond. Can for an appointment mm ' :. inOUfod. ' 83 - R - - · S p o u t..... N- IM• 'I ' I , _ ....._30_ .........._ ; al" l'llnbult,.-'c.lll14-318-. .7. Business Servt·ces 1•-------... RUSS AND MAX Excavating Good-1 Excovoting, ...... • · tanb, looton.'londlceping. -~·· ~· C•ll onytime 114-441- It,_..;;.; 4837, J - L. Davlilon . .Jr. 1' .....__ = PAIIITING- k11Dior ••· .....,, plo ll a;. roofing, ....,. uema• en ·· z· Co8- 111?1 Dodge ... 20.000 ,.._ Geod .-eli· - - Clll ft2-2013. ..t . Plumbing & Heating 114·387 · 01184 oftor 1.73 WI.........D. 24ft .. PRICE REDUCED TO $67,500! OWNER TUNS· FERIIlD TO MICHIGAN -IIUST SEU TillS . IIONTHI- This attractive horne kx:ated on llebby Drive features 1700 sq. It of living space. 3 BR~ 2 balhs, dining room, living room, ilitchen and family room. New custum drai>'S. carpeting woodburn· · ing stove, deck and central air. TRANQUIL AND SERENE describes tlli selling for th~ lovely two story home oo 26 acres. more or less. tn Clay Township. This home offers 4BRs. and 2 baths, kitchen w~h range and eye-level oven, 15x481iving room. newly carpeted, fireplace, 6x40 front porch, large flat garden ~ city school district. CaU for more detai~. z $47,600 JIMS WATER SERVICE. . Con Jim lillie<. 304-171· 7397. attlnt....._on~Pib I AND GAS HEAT. BARGAIN Sho~t . ' roofhot Reel Estate General . S"- 5"- Pornerov. &14·912-2284. RINGLE&' & SERVICE . ox• 304-171· 1110. Service Sciaaon :- Fabr ic ~-3-0:4:-6:7:5:-6:7:.4:7:. ====-~3:04~·~8~76;·~60;.;19~-~~=;;.:1:60:8:.======::.:..:-=·C=al:l:74:2:·::3:01:0::••:•:•·:·:· =~=2;0;28;.:;;::;::;::;;==:;~c=h=II=P=·=3=0=4=·7=7=3=-6=8==·=· ' . • . · GET your corp.. SHIP Di1c:IIH, pun., roodo. ...... • SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN deorlnf. ate. Coli McrtorC. 4 Dayton eupef etag llkenaw,~~800 - 111?1 RatS• ·STEAMER . w- ....,ovol, Broker~. 441-111!92. N7U11 1 on wNto mi. Col 014- 7. ..... ......, wttll fumltura .-.~ng, - ttti' M t DIP 7, n. ....., ""''"· 304-1711· 2296. ~11 . 1171 V - VZ 4oo *t t o - · 114-Z47· 20A. bib. 1178 . . _ C8 3llo Electrical BASEMENT 'WATER · 84 - . 1173 v-e H-. ...,. It "'"'Uncondi11ono1 & Refrigemlon PROOFING. QT 210 otr.t a -'1 ..... - . n•1• II wttll ..., . Camping IHMiml: . .arantM. Local c.JI 114-ZIO-UM. . I II· Z n .... -11 Equipment 1181 Hotlda 710 ., ... "'- J•ma Boye Water~ . Aloo poola fillod. Coli 11421f -1141 or 114· 441· 11711 or 1114-448-7911 . Real Estate General i 78 - · Cofll14- 20 yre. -HIS2. • NEW.#IllNil 0 ·• mC _:, ~ room, dininJ blll1. ca!Jletin& a::5 . aluminum ~i Cal lor 1111ppointment.· z1:!1 '~.: • •. ~ GALLIA'S BEST LAND BUY!! _ Price reduced 1D $87,500 - Former dairy farm - 7 rm. 2 story house. several butld1ngs, 180 acres m/1, located on the Northup Patriot Rd. near Northup. . GENE•t OEEI' ·sTEAM CABI'ET CLEAN. I I I mnt ~-- utnc ~ ...... f1aJ l:w:;.FR£Eelti- ;It ~ ·• • , • • ' . i~ LISTINGS NEEDED ;.. NEW LISTINGS NEEDED ,... .'N EW LISTINGS NEEDED ... NEW USTINGS NEEDED ... NEW LIST • • -. .... l t' ...... ca-.-....nz-uot. ROll'S T...\O'lllan -Senice. I; l"•'lln-ond llelorole, Quozor, ond ·~~~ ..... Clll 304-1178,. 114-448-2454. I I I 1. . I •! 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":=:.- ·1ST-··-11o-- • 117 1101111_ _, _ 40 Bind warn .ani ... = -.. •11= rn eRIIIrtan.._ ......, D-Ol-· zsw. . 218ui¢ • • , . . wp' 11 • 112Qo., ..... 113 ... ~.... .. 111Gne..... .. UDF4Et I Of ....... v . . . . . . . of •HMII.- 111..,. .,..._. m--.-... ,...... sa~ 41 Blkra pra;kdl; 51~Sp. 52•"•' ........... ...,. ' CALL EVENING ...... a-. MS-5171 l J. llllla•a. A11oc. • IMO a at!3643 CALL. .......... IIMil • , a.-. •• ssss . .......,llf.hUIUII, . .M OR IN GAUIA' COUNTY Jij A OL WORD WISEMiS, HOUSE • ' . t , ,,. ~ • 121.. ___ ,•asr·-- :~ • .....,.,. ........... ...,_.. JIIC - 72- ..,_... Tl'~ . 79A- ! ~ 1110 II . .. . _ ( *~ c ,.'- .., 140'- . .... • 15Ea*'llllt• • ' 87 Word of M:ltT'OII' ... ,...aad ,._ 100.'4> 151WW.._.. I 111 . ..... ; 1156..,., • ,_ ... 11nno1~ II:IIQngaf ...... I lwt¥11. dilid8d ....,.~ lrx44' · ~ n. fuel cillan:ld 1ir tum.ce, 3""""""' Ill 111111s ... 2 ctr .,._ All on lac. .... • lea l'licld II $58.900. ''.. .. 110M.~ ,. ll£B1DIT STAll OUEPAII - Ouii1Y lUI 17 1W 1i1i iunl on 0t111n1 HI bl,..., 4 oilles ftcm fdl I a , 1510c: ··~"""'"' .,._ ., '• 17 ........ -~......... ,.,, ·- 'I ' ..... "*" .....,_ MS_, oi&Oul:dn..r They Want To Help You · B or Sell a Home. .,. .• 31 ...... SICUillllllwa laiD •ec•w. AT CLELAND REALTY • NOS M7~.._ ' �Page August 26. 1984 D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Road to nowhere.•• (fontinued from page D-1) . had been "shelved for good. " "If they weren't going to finish it, why did they start it?" he asks. ''I'm not necessarlly against the road," Hammons !!dds, "I know we need highways ... but this is just a waste or good land." . Hanunons has other questions about the project. "If they had .redirected the road ...just gone straight instead of curving around down there, " he says, pointing to an area several hundred yards from his property, ' "it wouldn't have . deadlocked my land ... altoget)ter, they could have .:;aved 3l acres of land and who knOWS how much money." : . "Any fool knows it's quicker tDgo -straight," he concludes, "but that -m ust have.made too much sense to 'l:he!n.'' . Hammons also charges that ·.OOOI'has refi!sed to carry through )Yith a verbal promise to build a 1,3al-foot long fence separating his j>IISiure land from the property purchased by the state. "They told me the project would ~d 400 feet inside my property," he ' ·~ys, "And - since it\.vas&ttheend ,of the segment- they would build a ' State may enter lawn dispute "They didn't," he adds. "And, now they say they won't. They told me to buDd my own fence two feet inside my property line." "My mistake was," he concludes, "I didn't get Jt in wril!ng.': In a letter, dated July 31, from ODOT Director Warren Smith, Hammonswastold: ''Anyproposed llmlted access fence ls for the purpose of protection of the highway and the traveling public and not . necessarily for the grotection of the · adj acent property owners." That proposed fence, according to Smith's letter, will not be built until the highway project Is extended. · "As yo'-' are aware, your property is at the end of a construction · segment. It wt11 be some time before the next segment ls constructed," the letter concludes. Without the fence; Hammons says, he was forced tosell 26 head of cattle l}e had grazed in the field. "I don't know how much it would cost to build a third of a mile of fence ... which I don't pian to, cause I'm not able," says Hammons, who retired in 1976 after a mining accident crushed both his knees. "I had intended to raise cattle when I retlred ... but, I guess that's • ..• ~ ~ : ., 'II" :..:t...•; "-• ' . •:~. ·... Ir;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. WANTED .. .... GINGENG ROOT 11o ail other me dical roots We Will Be at th' Following Locations 1 Day Each Week: W. ..- L...... OM. 10 A.M. to 2·P.Jl Gu~ & ·arc~ery ." ijt. 93 & Main St. friday l•letta, OH. 9 A.M. to 12:30 Hocki"l Valley · Lane's Sportorc Goods $1011. 414 Greene St.• Rt. 7 & 26 Fr*r-. 'I ••rt, The quotas sought bytheNationai Machine Tool Builders Association • • • • • e e • e Brace's Antique Mall, Rt. 42 &·243 · Sat.-Jacks.., OH. 3.P.M. to 7 P.M. Certified Gas Station. Rt. 35 & Water St. We buy Ginsena Root, wet or dry. C"urrtnt pr i.ce, $130.00 lb. to $150.001b. dependinl on siz~ & quahty of root. ' • .. ' SAVE Includes complete THAI IHARD· EARNED • /. • ' ';- CASH e . ' listings ,• "t DURING OUR USED CAR e . Filmeter • ' 'Y:~l 23 listings. ~ . in tliis weeks guide... Clearance Sale • . ' :~~5 SALE • Page3 \.. V-6, ai~reo, locally owned.. ' A Guide to local .. Television pMgramming J Au~t27 thru. September 1 .. ,,., e • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • t1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..- ' ·1977 MERCURY MARQUIS 1981 PONTIAC ·FIREBIRD • OH. I P.M. to 7 P.M• Product Stand. Next to Druc Stllft, Bus. Rt. 7 r---------------------__1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .· ELBERFELD$ . ( Sat.-lr0t11011, OH. 9 AIL ,. 11:30 •• ROADTONOWHERE -"TIIey talkaboutlheir'Bridge lo Nowhere' lnMelgs ~," saysOydeHarnmonsln relereoce lothestalusofthe U.S. 35 bypass project, ''what we'v.e gilt here 1s just as bad _ a road to nowhere••.except tbemlddle ofmypasmre." . would limit for five years the Import ofmachinetoois to17.5pen:ent oflhe domestic market for metal forming and metal cutting toolS and 20 percentforsomespecificmachines: The petition for quotas was flied a year ago and awaits President ·Re&gan's decision. "Tral;le protection can provide a breathing space for us to work together to 'a chieve a modernized machine tool industcy which has stable employment for its workers and ls fuily competitive g1obally," Celeste said in a news releaSe accompanying the report. The report notes that Imports of machine tools were about lOpercent of the domestic market in 1972, but jumped to 39 percent last year, with half of those coming tram Japan. The report says foreign machine tool makers don't have to compete for capital as do U.S. industries. "In J apan, thecloseretationships between the public and private sectors, and the financial and non-fin ancial sectors, allow rnachine tool builders to m~e heavier use of debt at lower cost than ls possible in the u .S.," the report says. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin form the Council of Great Lakes Governors. CO~ . FUR M~ch's COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Great Lakes m achine tool firms need·. protection from Imports to become profitable again, according to a .report to governors of slx Great Lakes states. ·the quotas " will allow U.S. machine tool manufacturers to build themselves up ·in capital and technology. thereby restoring their competitiveness in world markets," says the report, requested by Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste. ' Copies of the &Ypage report, · prepared by a JO.mem ber Great Lakes Governors Commission on · the Machine Tool Industry, were made available F rtday by Celeste's ·Office. It Is scheduled to be releaSed otflcially Saturday in Boulder J~; Wis., a t a meeting of the Council of Great Lakes Governors. Machine tool industries employ about 3 percent of the region's work force; but are the base on which most heavy industry is built. Quotas ·are among U reconunen· datlons made in the report, which also deals with Improvements in .finjlncing, research and development, and helping retrain the , industry's work force. ' St<lte license procedures set training requirements for people using pesticides and govern whicll CQmpounds can be used. The departml)llt licenses sane 2,:n:J commercial applicators and · has a l().man (ield inspection staff. But Deputy Director Harry <;;oldstein said a host oflocai laws "could mean we'd have :n:J different programs going on at the s;une time." The state's field inspectors no.W spend nearly all their time.on t)te agricultural use.of jlesticldes, Jar· gely beca~se the state rarely gets complaints about residential lawn.care companies. · OHIO RIVER .e Ieste b aCk S tOO}S quota C :.. 0 are . out:'' .fence." • I' COLUMaUS, Ohio (AP) -State otflcials say they might warit to mow down pending local ordinances regulating lawn-Care firms. Anthony Logan, the deputy direc· tor for legal affairs for the Ohio Department ofAgriculture, says the department may ask State Attorney General Anthony J . Cel~ Jr. toruleonwhetherstatefl!gulatlonof pesticldesandherblcldetipre-empts city councUs tn>rn adopting their own lawn-care ordinances. · Althoughnosuchordlnanceshave been enacted in Ohio, otflclals in two ·, Cleveland-area com m unities, Lyndhurst and Lakewood, .~J considering such measures. 2 Dl. Red exterior,.full power, V-8 engine, air cond. · S6388 ~~~5 SALE •w (I) · (I) S2388. CIJ' (j) (I) (I) ! 19 80 BUICK _LeSABRE · SALE $4988 19S2_MERCURY COUGAR YILLAGEI STAnON WAGON . Cream exterior, woodgrain, V-6 eng. 'Extra Sharp.. WA$ S5995 , ~ET BACK TO THE A-B-C's OF SAVINGS WITH HANES BACK·TO-SCHOOLSALEI .. $ALE SAVE 25°/o 47 5th Avenue "Edition, loaded with .equipment. WAS $4995 SALE ~~~5 SALE . . $4688 WAS S6995 SALE '• .' .. 1980 DODGE ·MIRADA · :~~5 .· ~ALE S4.0 88 ·,on all _n•w r~mai~ing Chevrolets' Oldsmobiles THEY MUST GO TO MAKE lOOM FOI1HE NEW 'IS MODELS ' . CheiJrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. . . .AVENUE, GALL.OLIS 446-3612 • • I ·-'----·-----··-··--·----·-~- ' . . . ~. , ' ' ' .., J., • • • •• ''••· •• ' I . • 't ·; .... • 0 Pages 6-7 . · ~rvi,.g .lfilll!JJ, MfWs (lnd Mason Counties S6288 . 2 DR. . Dark blue, V-8, sharp inside .and out. ·ojO< .: • Ask Dick Kleiner 1981 TOYOTA CELICA GT Countdown to '84 Sa.l e • •' • This sharp compact is extra nice. 5speed, air cond.,low miles. New Cutlass trade. POIII.ROY OHIO . . • 1)1 ' On ltd Label Men's Pocket T's, Big Man/Tall .;n, legu• : ,lat and Gripper Boxer~ Slim Fit Boxers, and Red Label · loys, . 88 1979 CHRYSLER NEWYORKER . Hanes Is Now Offering A Course In The A-B-C's Of Savings. Take it from Inspector 12·- Right now back-to-school values are better than ever! Stock up ·on Hanes ® quality underwear for the men and boys in your family and chalk up big Savings! $ •w ·w 2 DR. Dark blue, V-6, ~ ir conQ., stereo, Camaro tires . . . . · SHA~P WAS S$995 '- 1979 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 4 DR. local trade, a,ir, V-6, P.S. <D • •• • ~ , . � 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. 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