http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cf2de6571245cfaa0d8f83dabd95ad28.pdf ea86642a4127b72d3796daf819c01e05 PDF Text Text • .. . . .... Paga 12-The Judge ends 25 court cases Jwfce Patrick O'Brien ended 25 cases unlllllnes and coeture ~ lD fulL dw1ng Wednesday's session of Meigs Olunty Court. Fined were Alva Coates, Racine, $10 and costs, bnproper bac1:1ng; James Whittington, PomerO.v. $10 and costs, !allure to stop tor stop sign; GaryW.GIJJmre, Rutland,$10 and costs, failure to display vaUd 'plates on trailer; Surl Blevins, Rutland, S50 and costs and six months probation, Uttering, $50 was IIUSpended because the litter was cleaned up; Keith R. Myers, Tupperil Plains, · costs only for ·8llowlng a barking and unruly dog to stay In an area administered by the· ·Ptvtslon of Parks and Recreation, costs only for failure to comply with court.order; Dwayne Qualls, Pomeroy, $10 and coots, failure to comply with court order, remanded to Jatl montbl probation. Also Janice Blrch1leld, GalUpnU• Ferry, reetltutlon and cnJr1 COlts pe....., Raz.el Boa\!88. and a year's probation, a Galllpo- bad check; Us, $75 and costs, ~ days 1n Jatl, driving . while under suspension; wuuam Cochran, Vlntal, s1x months tn Jail with t1ve IJIOI)ths suspended, a year's probation and . Meigs ... • (Continued from page 1)' revlewlhgprocess used by the state In deciding the.matter. The cmunlssloners believe that Meigs Coonty was as much In need ofthestatefundlngasGalllaCounty. GalUa Olunty was awarded a $1m,lm grant, ldentjcal to the one submitted by Meigs. Sidney Edwards, Director of the Gatlla·Melgs Community Action Agency, pJWBI'ed both of the · grants. Edwai'ds, along with State Representative Jolynn Baster, will also be present atthe meeting. · River history F1nld lbr' ;apeedlng were Teresa Spugeoa, HllllllngtM, S27 and CtWtB; RobertG.Swlck,Middleport, $,21 and casts: Gary Harden, comes alive at exhibit MOnoogab ObiO. $2hndcosts; Eric Han1s, ·Racine, $21 and costs; Elizabeth Leigh, Chicago, m., S26 and costs; Robert E. Guinn, RUtland, $23 and costs, Kenneth court costs, unauthorized use of Ken. Parkersburg, S'J> and coats. vehicle, six months In Jall with tlve Forfeiting bonds were Ralph month SUS(ltllded, a year's proba· Gibbs, Jr., l"ew Haven, ~ and tionandcourtcosts,assault; James ro$!8, failure to display valid Woodyard, Pomeroy, $l5 and rosts, , registration; Gary Wright, VIenna, overwldth. · · W.Va., US. overwldth; Robert C. Fined for overload were TimothY Caldwell, VInton, U5, fallure to McDaniel, Cbeshlre, $25 and costs; display valid registration; and David IJpscomb, Pomeroy, $59 and Verron Bing and Jolm G. Martin, costs; and Johnny D. Baker, bothofGalllpolls, $Mforspeedlng. Hamden, Ohio, $11m with $500 eo.; Open door session scheduled SepL 12 Funds distributed The distribution oi $57,810,:100 In Event sel,., Saturday An Ice cream social will be belli at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church on Satauday trom 6 to 8 p.m. VanWa, choa!late, peach, hanaM and lemon Oavors will be avatlable. Hot dogs and drinks will also be served and take out orderS will be accepted. aid to dependent children has l!eet:1 i:nade by the office of State Auditor 'lbonUIS E. ' Ferguson tor Seplmlber.' Meigs cOunty received $212,288 tor 2,4.'fi recipients. Area deaths . . • A square dance will be held this .evening trom 8'to 11; ~ at the;Long Bolt~ Cornr~¥~n~ty Jll•,lkllng Refreshments will be provided. ' Dance Satunlay WUlie V. Morgan Carl E. Cnunp Wtllle V. "Nena" Morgan, 89, 2323 Uncoln Ave., Point Pleasant, died · Thursday morning at her home after a lengthy Utness. BomJan. 18,1895,atLeon, W.Va., she was the daughter of the late E.J. and Mary SIDes Rollins. . Her husband was the late James 1..: Morgan, who died Aug. 29, 19'77. She was also preceded In death by one sister and two brothers. she was a fonner cook at Point CUnlc, a ·member of Leon Baptist Church and the Pythlan Sisters Lodge at Leon. She attended Wesleyan Church In Point Pleasant. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Berialce Fry of Pooaeroy; two sons, D. Bernard Morgan andHermanL. Morgan, bothofPotntPleasant; and seven grandchildren, 12 great· grandchildren and one great-great· grandChild. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday In Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, with the Rev. Loots Hussell otflctatlng. Burial will be In Leon Cemetery. Frleti<b may call at · the funeral home from 2-4and 7·9 p.m. today. ·Carl ~· Crump, 70, Henderson, W.Va., died Wednesday In Holzer A cllaperor~Q! teen dance will be held $aturdayfrom8to llp.m. at the Long 1Jo1W1n .cOmmunitY Building. MediCal Center.. square. Hospital News • ~ . tlBF.II 'I STlTIIl~ , RENT MOVIES AT ~ THE MOVIE PLACES AU. FRUTH PHARIIACIES i 1HE ll.COVE-GAWPOUS 'TJITfWEEK'S RELEASES HOfDOG WHERE1HE I BOYS ARE • ' CJflf' rna;;) ~<.' \'.LII.BttJ. . ' " • ...,.srrw EWRY 'J'ake.()lle ............. :••~ .... lnlert .' used fiil~~!~!~ili~ theSchafer main purpose of legislators the nine county that told the RC&D proJeet area was to Improve the quality of environment and the economy of the area thrOugh the conservation and development of all rte area's resources. Chairman Schafer noted the reasonfortnvitlngtheleglslatorson atleldtourofprojectswastobetter acquaint them with the type of asstmance avatlahle to the publlc through the Buckeye Hills RC&D Program In Athens, Belmont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, PeJTY and Wa~hlngton Counties. Following the meellng at tile camj)us, the group traveled to Belmont County Road 54 so11th of Shadyside, Ohio to VIew a streambank protection proJect along 1m feet of the county road. The stream , adjacent to the road had . been eroding away the supporting banks of the roadway and threatened to close the road at three spots. The Bebnont County Commls· stoners requested technical and • The RC&D Executive · CQ\Inctl tfequent fish kills. became aware of thiS situation In 19'71 and then worked to bring attention to the problem and encourage the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Dtv· tslon of Reclamation to accept the problem as a proJect. Using funds made available through the U.S. Office of Surface Mining, ODNR proceeded to stabUlzethewastepUe and reduce the pollutant delivery Into Captlna Creek by over 90 percent. RC&D.Project Coordinator Dave Coulter explained to the legislators, "In this case, t~ Rc&D Executive CouncU was effective In solving a re5ource problem that was brought to their attention. The legislators and accompanying Rc&D group · then traveled south to Monroe County for lunch In Woodsfield followed by two more Oeld views of completed RC&D proJects. · The first afternoon stop was at the Monroe County Airport where the Rc&D program had assisted :.i1e Monroe County Airport Author· G.¥JJPOLIS - Fauure to pay outstandlni accounta In the peroent-of·lnaxne plan (PIP) may lead to COlt slJarlna for all Columbia Gas of Ohio . C\IBiornem, CDI'l1(IIIIIY officials warn. . ''If the t3li III1UQI of total debls of PIP~ and otber delinquent customers.are not IUbltalltlall;y reduced, II woold ultlnu!tely I'IIWlan Ullfalrburdenof <around $.13 a year on all customers," said Columlia Chalnnan Marvin~. White. PIP allows Coiumbijt: customers to pey ' a maximum of 10 Percent of their Income tor hi!attna . dw1ng the winter. During sUll'lllll!r, PIP custmlell are l'eQidred to pay 10 pe1 cent of their Income or their actual.- bill, whlchevl!r Is greater. Actual summer bills are UIUally lei$ thim 10 . ' , • 8ylARBY£WING ' • •z.oo ~ •zoo I 'Sf,1m Cllltomen wilD pu11clpated In PIP last winter have chopped 1M, Wblte said, while anothet:" 4,100 have been dl•• tal at their own reqlillllt. Debts fnm dellllquent PIP acrounts are In addition to $17 mUilop ill· •..,.ld accounts 011/ed by other . Columbia Clistonllrl wtao have failed to keep !lP with their billa. Undet:' present ~ White said PIP cusllmers wtao have stopped paying arid have had thi!lr service dllooilliected CaD be reconnected this tan by !ll'llllng their defaulted accounts. . They . can resume peytng 10 of their Income dutti!g the winter, he added. In most cases, the default represents a fraction of a . PIP customer's total unpaid bill. Butlt leaves a "very subalantlal" portion of the total 8CCOUli\S In arrears unpaid. "The PIP was Intended only as a temiDrary program last winter, not a long-term solution to the problem of Jow.tnmme customers wtao need help paying their utility bills, because It wiH shltt an , Increasing load on other customers," White said; , "If the plan 18 not chimged, atnOOnts 01\'ed by PIP . customeril wDI continue to build up from year to year, on tqi of prevlrus unpaid back bUls," he added. White l'ECM1ITII!I1de the~~ PIP . .• tor city ernployeeB Is thelrW~~&~S.Itisurana! beneftts and llt!Jer terms and reCommendations. conditions ofempiayrnent, •• Haynes said. ' He · pointed to · overttnie and senlm1ty as 1!1C8JJiP1et:1 of conditions, · !' ...well beloW the average or Cities the sllle of Galltpolls tn the state or I. MIDDLEPORT FilE DEPARTMENT WAI&abJ'a...-of.lol. CHICKEN BARBECUE , SATURDAY SEPT 8 · CORNEA OF RACE ST.~· NO. FOURTH the . . . . thtough their lil!gDtlatlons they, will be able to . (Continued 0!1 page A-4) Janet D. Stel&et:', chairman of the Independent rate ammlsslon, said the panel scaled dawn the requested Increases because higher man vo1urne had produced 1ncome · tor the Pcstal Service while lower lnOatlon had !'educed costs. Nevet>theless, she said, recent postal Mpluses are shrinking and scme hike Is needed. ':lt's a slriaple more {)hlo,'' ell:lpiOYeE& feel lhllt C8fl0iatlg IIICfl Ff lit Pcsta1 Service spokesman D. JIII'IIIDa Cain said hlsagencyhadno linmedlate comment on the •' '"'belssuewllh theGalllp!ll•clty ...... Illlll&ralfal == newspapers. aredeplorable.'' ...., aftaollae wte. 'lheiBaa . - .llle rl&fii lo !I¢ eit)' ' a ,"1 was· lllliUI!d to discover that ' ."Wages and tsms 91' employ· ment should stabflfze under our ~tatlm," he sald. "The Columbia. . : "'Iboee responsible tor building up an-earages are the Olil!$ whp should be responsible for thiJee. balance8." he said. '* Addltlonatly, White said there should be no absolute maraklriilm on winter dlliconnectlons. PIP sOOuld be 11 winter-only program, with partlctpants required tO pay back biDs during summer to prevent~ jlt the start of the next heating season. · • •• PIP cuatcmera should make "1\ill br slgnlflcant" payment of back billa. before reconnectJon, with · dlsconnectloii authorized If the pai'llc!pantll default again. A-od•!edJ're.Wrtler . WASHINGI'ON (AP) -The cost of ma111ng a letter ts rtstng again, with ftrst-class stamps !let to cllmb to 22 centll next year under a Iec\XIUIIeiidatloo bythePostaJRate Canmlsalon. The U.S. PcstalServkle's board of · paiDscouldput thehlghermlel Into e&ct . I!VEii «JJtWJ; but llatl lndlcaii!CI preYioully lhllt It would neal the higher tooownetnearlyllll!i. 1be mtJIIJilsiiQp'sptp-' mte Is a pellli.Y llhortoftbat requested by the Postal Service ~ Novetribet', as Is the l'I!CIIXIIIJI4!tlon for 14-cent charge for poll cards. . . The recanmendatlons released Friday aliD cover a wide' range of CXher podllal charg1es for )lllrloos types of man, lncludlnli bulk·rate· advertlllng, boW. naagamaes and WOtlcet •• about~yearsft.that'sa nauenoous tlirbM!!'," he · said. ''The l'l!l1IIDiS are obvla1s - Wilge ·ralel and wa ldtC CICIIdltlons here .. ~- . . . e' .... 'ftle Jailor I b $' • JliH 1' H. II '. customers trooa tantng to pey In the summet:' and then being l'I!L'Oiiiiecte In tl)efall, with a large debtowedto, By RANDOU'II E. 8CJIMID . 'l1lnl!l s '*wei Staft wltll the city 111 matters pertafntng GAUJPOLIS ... With Frlday's · to ''wages, bcunl, terms and succeufuJ IIIIIoll vote, .the blueconditions of ernciiDYment." collar worki!rs or the' city of IfFrlilay'si'I!IUIIsremalnunchal· C'.a_.,.ts lieCame one the first . lenged, the state Employment pub1loemployee groups In Ohio to Relations Boaid (SERB) Is ex· ~ UDder the · &tale's !leW pected-wlthlntbenext10to15days ~ bupiJIIIw law. · - 10 Cet:1lfy AFlDfE as the "Dt! Byanovet:Wiij!lmlngvoteof29-l, ·and exclullve" ~~tent lor the 33 the rm-~ ~de- ·. wodril!is . Included •m the city ' """'"' ' 10 • ~ Jqie ented 11Y !be ' bargalnlng ~ · ·~:: hdelatiDn of Stat2, Fred Haynes, ItgiDiel dlrectcr C IIJid MIIJI!clpal fortheA~dlstrlctof~, 88lc! Friday i11lll'liiDg the vote was a posltiYe step farward f9t city ', the aMQe MIIOrity ' ,Cost of first-class stamp may hit 22e .. workers. rr:::;::;::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;;;;;~;;::;f . more than the 10 peteet:lt lewl, White said. ·. NewlY 25 paW of the company's more than pe~·a.ut CAFSCME) In' future negutlations\ ~ Office by 4: :ll p.m. Sept. 281n order to be considered. · ~:a~: pe1 caat of lnam!, while actual winter biDs are much GallipoJ.is worke~ among firSt.in state · -· to unionize .u naer law Seek grant funds for seniees · alcoholism . · 10 lecttone, 14 P•ve• 110 c A Multlmecllllnc. N.wopapar P'on'lt!Oif Galli11 aIll Paint Pleatant Sunday, S.jileniber 9, 1984 PIP defaults ootild lead to gas ·cost sharing • 'Ibree Ohio legislators recently financial assistance through the tty· tn seeding 28 acres of bare and participated In a day·long tour of Buckeye Htns Rc&D Project to eroding ground around the alrpo!1 completed ReSource Conset:'Vatlon solve this problem. C:O.t·share runwayln19QUtwasnotedthatthe and Development (RC&D\ Pro- fundsweremadeav81lablethrough vegetation Is still In excellent jects located In Bebnont and the Soli Conservation Service condition and has saved the alrpor\ • Monroe Counties. Rc&D Funding Program to enable autlxlrlty a{l estlmated $2,<nl per State Representatives Jack Cera . the county to Install protective year tn annual malotenance costs. of Bellaire, Thomas· Johnson of concrete crib walls on the stream· ' From the alrport the group New Concord and Paul Mechling of banks. In this case Rc&D enabled traveled to Monroe County Road 16 Thornville met with 25 members of the county to keep open, a well· used near LewlsvUle, Ohio w~ dis· the RC&D group at the Ohio highway and to reduce streambank cal;led rubber tires hacl been l · ' University Branch CampuS In erosion. to protect 1,400 feet of streambank • ' Further south In Belmont County from eroding a~&Y and desueytnc , . Bebnont County to, receive a brief over·vtew of the fl..c&D Progrllffi the r~tlves viewed an 18 a county road. The tire$ had been . before traveling through two coun- acre, mine waste pile that has fastened to each other to form a mat · ties to view completed project now been reclaimed and revegeon the streambank and then filled work. _ tated. The waste pUe,tocated.along with stone. The legislators were The state representatives · were State Route 148 and adjacent to · Impressed With this tnnovatlve use welcomed on the tour by Rc&D Captlna Creek, had been dumping of old rubber tireS and noted how : Executive Council Chairman toxic etOuent Into the stream, well the tire$ had protected tl)e • Wayne Schafer of Marietta. . polluting water and contributing to streambank and road. ' &m.fDIY • UIM!r ALL .wArS Sflortl ............................. C.l-8 '• Ohio legislators see ~C&D ·projectS_ =~~~~~~=t~ •• ,.,.,.. IM7I' Voi."No." c" .. 1.. 1914 Soli aad Wilier~ DWI'Ict; Rays..Nndler, JWra1 DevdoplrM!nl, Speci•IW, Ohio. Cooperailve •. AWARING'DIIUIBRVLft-Oiy--a-- In a.ewlirft the I 7 of Frldafi ..... d rthi Wft'e ...,........, b)' !Illite Emtalo.JuaaatR+!!cwa..rdoftlela!TimJ.eoH•. By a wteofallll, IR~wwlaaollhed&yofGeRr • !lutlllobea+ alilted bJ'IIae~Feo' t••atSIIIR,Ccaaaaty ..rMw•lpe!Eai.-,1 !I question c1 costs .•• . The commission voted 4-1 In favor of the 22-cent rate for first-class . PROPOSED INCREASE IN 1'08TAL RATES ~ 11$·: grapldc lllalltlntM.the rata of a • flnt.daM ltamp In the u.s. . from July, 1119 at two centa to a :n proposed cents, reeom- mended Friday by the l'olaal Rate Commltl8kln. mall, she said, with Commissioner John W. Crutcher preferring a 21-cent stamp. UMW . strik~ appears.'likely,' say some coal exe~utives ~VE. SDVING BEGINS AT 11 A.M. dead Hoe. "The $64,00l question Is how long ihe strike will last," he said. It's certain that a strlke woold be a setback tor thl! coal tnclust!Y. he said. Peiidnsan and Baylor made their comments at a conferaace at VIrginia Tech on the past and future of Dinners, which include 1 /2 Chicken, 9 d R. eans an oil .......................... 1 3.&0 Chicken .Halves Sold Separately for •3.00 ~~~;;;;;;::~~~~~;~~~==~~~~~ ....;;"-..! , for Sunday -Page A-4-~ ~ ........... .~ ............... A·l tmes· COMPLETES TOUR - OompWinc Reeource DevelopmetK . ProJeclll rec 1 Uy lottery . Ohio weather: . Alllnr&he:River ............ : .. &1-8 · threat of showers• · "' te ............................ A..s • ~~;,ty .. Columni$1 Lowell Wingett discus8esliis view of a Syraeuse h~way hazlu-d-A-2 . .. ~~~~g·p::· ~nr~a~.::; Squa-L rna ke Jour runs Thursday Inside: lwttw ......................:....... A,..'J' ,, , . ·BomlDJunel914.atLeon,W.Va., · ~event Saturday ·son of till! late Carl E. and Sertha ·Downs_Crump, he a retlrel\ . EH ·~ Post 4ff1 of the electrician. • American - t..egk;n' 'w1i( SIDlllJOr Surviving are tour sons; Paul ot round and SloW daiiclng at South Shore, Ky., Jack of New the Legion hall In,Rutland. A snack Haven, W.Va., Robert of Syracuse, bar will be provided. IJve music and Carl E. of Fredrlcksburg, Va.; lqlns, Saturda>' at 9 p.m. and ends three daughters, Edna MurlofPolnt at 1 a.m. Donatloos at the door will Pleasant, Peggy MltcheU of be S2per adult and$1.50perchlld. Grtmms Landing, W.Va., and Betty Kearns': of New Haven; three brothers, Robert of Point Pleasant, ~ of Leon, and Hobart of Ponlet:O.Y: and23grandchlldrenand three great11fandchlldreli. ' Funeral5ei1VIces will be held at 2 ·HOLZER MEDICAL CEN'lER p.IJI. Saturday In Stevens Funeral DIS(BAJIGI!B SEPT. I The Southeastern Ohio Regional H001e,PolntPJeasant,withtheRev. Madge Bays, Coortney Caudill, councu Qn Alcoholism ts seeking Herman Jordan otrlclattng. Burial Jackie Oleatham, Aaron Collins, will be In Beech Hill Cemetery. grant applications for theInprovision Crystal Collins, Rebecca Cossin, of alcolaollsm services Athens, Frtends may call a.t the funeral Mrs. Marty Foley and daughter, homefrom().Sp.m . today. IJnda Foreman, Deanna Harper, Juanita HOIIchar,. Peggy Jeffers, Seeks divorce Ida Jdlnsm, Jolm Kerr, Florence ':en:S Kllltngswmh, Gerald LangiJJme, IJnda J. KeUey, Rac~,Jlas tiled Beatrice Lisle, Samuel Lutton, outreach. counseung and rererra1 foradlvorre.tromRodgerD. Kelley, lkmer McQuaid, 'lbomas ·Mea· services for the treatment or Weather fo~st Athens, charging gross neglect of cham, Alma Monf&omet:'Y, April duty andextiemecruelty. Morgan, Mrs. Lads Paullns and Mostly clear tonight. Low 55-00. daughter, Mary Pickens; Mrs. Health for compliance wtth the . Southeasterly to southerly winds l Daniel Preston and daughter, Irene State Standards for Alcoholism 1o-2>mph. Mostlysunny,tareezyand tu Programs. They should be pre. Roush, Garnet Scott, Freda Smith, wann Saturday. High 84-89. Cbance Charles Straight, Fkll'elloe 'l'ralner, pared to begin services on nec. 1, of raln 10 percent tonight and WDHam Trapp, Glenn Wel)b, Alire Saturday. Meigs Olunty EMS squads made Ya~q. months. 1984 and provide services for seven ExtftMied Forecaal tour runs Thursday. BDmil All services under these grants S 'ayllarough~ AtS:'STam.• Rutlandsquadwaat Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dameron, shaH be provided to special JlOIIiilaSJIP& dael""' of lllowen each to Dexter for Ralph Swan to Holzer daughter, Jackam; Mr. and Mrs. lions. These cuent IDpulatlons are Ay.IIJPIIInlhemld-'llllolowi!QL Medical Center; at 10:06 a.m ., Robert Varian, sm, Rutland;. Mr. defined as: 1) Indigent. 2) elderly. LoW&_.Sunda)' and tnOIIIJy In lhe Tuppers Plains waat to fuvnshlp and Mrs. fto!lert Whittington, 3) mlDorltles, 4) multldlsabled, 5) • Mwlday and '1\aeeda.Y. Road %74 fa' Tony Ban1nger to St. daughta', ~lfll!o, W.Va. youth and 6) women. Joseph'$ Hospital; . Middleport VEl'EBANII MEMORIAL ·Any request over $15,tro will not Ohio numben . transported Lois Llevlng from the AclmlastOIIa - Edwin Cross, be considered. The Regional Coun· Middleport Holzet:' CllniC to Holzer · Racine;' Genevieve Guthrie, Cool· en reserves the right to approve ot ·CLEVELAND (AP) The Medical Q!nter all: 52' p.m. and at vUJe; Mary Andrews, Lana Bottom. reject any aJid all appllcat10111. One ~number wawn Thursday li:59p.in., PoneoySquadwaatto DildJal1lal - Harry Schwab, original and four copies should Ill! nl,ht lD the Ohio l..otlery's dally f?eachtorkRoadforWtllleColllnsto Gertrude Andrews. postmarked by or In tiie SEORCA pme. "'Ibe Number," was 679. Ewing's Funeral Home. .· .In the "Pick 4" game, played ,...-......::;_----~----------------..:__ _ _ _ _ Monday through Frlclay, .the win· ntDg JIIIITiber was 1935. was Meip Co,unty has received a grant to continue a child and 6pnily heallh ·pt'O(V8Dl-B-6 ' were,lefllorlall&: MarkFoney,SIIPII¥11or.~ p.m. break dancing; 1p.m., the Mild . c:loeks. stained glass, soft sculpture, FUver Sand; 2 p.m.; Charlie Lilly; 3 .ceramiCs, palnttngs and thei'e will p.m. Lone Wolf; 4p.m ., DenverRice be a variety of food stands. The Middleport Fire Department and 4: :ll, the Grubb FllJ1111y SingerS; 5 p.m. square dancing and will slll&e a chicken barbecue In conjunctlonwiththeparlyandthere 6 p.m., Blitzkrieg. . · There will be dlsPJays of arts and will be a number of gift certificates crafts on the streets with numet'Wli at ·•Middleport businesS houses Items being otfet:ed for sale. Among awarded. A sale of block party the Items being otrered with be t·shlrtswill be held. Merchants are holding sales with merdlandlse at special prices dw1ng the party IWr. North Second Ave.• will be closed totrafflctromMIUSt., to WalnutS!., dw1ng the party hours . .A representative from Congress· man Clarence MUler's otrlce will conduct an open door sesskm from 10 a.m . to 12 noon Wednesday at the courthouse In Paneroy. AnYone having questions con· cerniJ)g the federal government Is Invited to stop by and discuss thm1 wth the IEIJ1esentatlve. -~~8-1 c-vUioa .-1 :Middleport all set for block party ·AiJ Is ~'gQ" for the second annual J1.11ddleport Chamber of Conunerce BJi:ick Party tomorrow, Dr. Craig Mathews, chalnnan, silld today. Chamber ·members are hoping tor cooperation from the weather Salunlay slDoeatulldayo! activities has been planned from 10 a .m . to 7 p.m. Entertainment at the stage area will be continuous starting at lla.m. wKbSweetMountalnSound; 12noon ~ Meigs High School band; 12: ~ . .• ·the state's soils•-Page D-1 . -pended. and costs, and six VIrginia coal. Few of the panelists during the twoday IDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY meeting mentlo'iaed tl)e posslblllty of a strike, but, they thought a work stqJpage was likely. • Thmias F. Tabacchl, president of Pltlston Coal Sales Group In Lebanon, said most utlll!:les will.haVe about:OOdaysworthofcoalstockplledbythecontract' deadline. most of thOee that did said Ohio jobless rate increases; state offieial blames Reagan . .. 1'1 1984 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ro- - slDoe 1976," Ms. Steinbacher said. Other highlights of Ms. Steinbach· the Burea\1 of Employment Selvl· er's monthly report: -The number of Ohloana who cea, blames President Reagan's . t:Wiunlc policies for an August have Jobs decreased to4. 733rnUllon, reversal that sent Ohio's unemploy· 2.3 pereent below July, -In July, the latest month for ment up again after two monthly whiCh complete coonty data was declines. . The figure went from 8. 7 pe1 cent available, seven countleshadunem· ployment rates of 13 percent or In July to9.8percent, compared to a ;national rate of 7.5 pe1 cent.that was more, led by Lawrence with 16.4 percent and Adams with 16 peitl!nt. unchanged frooa July. Ms. Steinbacher attributed the Ms. Steltlbacher, who had given Ohio Increase to "the record federal deficit, hlgh Interest ralel and DetnOCratlt Gov. Richard Cdeste record doiJar, values (which) con- at least part of the credit for June and JulY reductions In Ohio's Jobless rate, was asked why the governor slKJuldn't share ihe blal)le tor the products.'' Sbe added at a pews conferenre latest lncreese. She responded that with regard to that "Oblo and Its Great Lakes Celeste'seconoinlc gains "yoohave oelghbors have been on a hard mad to.put It Into a larger picture." She to Job remvet:y. Today's figures said that when he came tntoolrk:e :Jl mark aMber tWist In the road." The admlnlstratcr said the actual months ago, Ohio's Jobless rate was llll1lla' of unemployed OhloaDs 3.5 percaat above the national kicreased 35,00llnAugust to482,<nl• avenge but the spread now Is onlY ''i'oday'l ~ . represent the . 2.5 paa:t!it. Sbe said she thinks this lhowl substantial progress. larg1eJt rate of July-August Increase berta Steinbacher, administrator of • SATURDAY, SEPT. 1..:..10 A.M.-7 P.M. ON ITAlE. moo A.M.-I• 12:00 II"' II_. MHittl• 11M '"'' 12:10 ,.Jf.-W OHf1!l 1:00 , .Jf.--1111 RINI .... 2:00 ,,If. . , liUt F. , 1:00 ,,lf.-l, Will 4:00 ,,If. DfiNI Rllt a C•. f:JO ,llf,,_,66 5:00 ,'···~ ,.,., 6:00 .•._ , . , Pl11 Mort AHreetltll nrt•t~••t TtWa. e... o......... FIN! II l ... =~~U: ' .................. ftra G.-. C •t ul D 1 ' ld lifP •• • wll F4•M•• ... W 11 IACII II' - .,., ~I I . . . ...... ..... ' I 9ii!ftWI tS,"Illld 81t11 rt I ·1 & lbe ' I!'W't 1 '· . I ~ ~ UNEMPLOYMENT - 'nae ovenll cMIIaa ~ plo)menl rate, wlalda had ... : veled olf a ....,..,. . u . percet& rlale from , _ lo ,July, nmalned a& the ]ew!lllaat bad . exille&l When Pr '& ·• Rna• aaer lood olllce Iii Jlllliilley 1181, the . . - - . - repoated Frlday.Ja hllwe~~er, llae Jdl nle' , waat !Nan 8.~ pel" ., In ,.., .., t.8 pen)bli, CWiiplll ed Ill a n""'w.w rate of7.5 puceai lila& · - iiidulnpd !Nan July. Oblo, \1 �J .. ' Comment and perspective .. ... '. ' ,., A Division of ~~ . IS'im~ ~._....-,~doo=o ~v 1125 'l1drd Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio '' Puu• Scptemb• 9, 1914 ' ' (814) 446-23U 111 Cowt st., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 1182-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publtsher .·HOBART WilBON JR. • 1E'xecutlve Editor PAT Wlfl'I'EHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller ,. ' ' ; ' A MEMBER ol Tile - a l e d p.._ lnlaad Dally P,. . Amerlcu N~ ·P ublllhen "-ocWlon. t" . • As...t- and lhe ---OIIIdlel..,.._onur> LEITERS OF OPINION""' welcomed. !hey olrooold be l"'"lluuo ......,.. ..... t\11 . . oabloo:llo_r.,.. muol be olped ,bor. No oalped leUen wiD be pubBoloed. LeUAn lllroorld be In l!lO<Jd lute, wlol! 'nJ l:o. "!""o 1101 . . . . - . - ... Qdds of pre-election talks with Soviets . viewed slim, .at ,best .. WASHINGTON - Despite the recent setback ln·CaUfornla, proponents of a national constltutlonal convention still are whooping It up for their misguided venture. Nothlng Is going to come of ~e talk, but the topic merits a !ew minutes of your time. : By way of background, you wUI recan that our Constltl!tlon pennlts , amendment In two ways. The ftrst proc:edure, Which has been USed tor an 26. amendments thus !ar, autoorlzes the Congress, by a vote • of at least two-.thlrds In each house, · to S\lbmlt a resohltion to the states. H three-fourths of the states ratify the amendment, It becomes part o! the Constitution. 'lbe second proced\lre starts not With the Congress but with the states. H two-thirds ot the state legislatures apply to Congress, th!m the Congress "shaD can a convention for proposing amendments." Any amendments approved by such a convention then must be submitted to the states for ratltlcatlon, i!nd the same threefourths requirement must be met. Over the past !rl years !be sta.te legislatures have peppered Con· gress with scores of petltlollll. ,Constitutional conventions . have been urged to provide ~endments on the direct electlon of Senators, repeal of the Prohlbltlon amend· ment, worldfederaUsm, abolltloqof the Electoral c~. the apportionment · <t state -'legislatures, prayer In the public schooJs, ·racial-balance busing and pensions for persons over 65. Other proposals have dealt With abortiOn, pornography: oil and mineral rJibts, and the taxallon of slate and municipal' bonds. The list goes on and on . The Idea of a constitutional convention Is back ·tn today's news beCause 32 states have petitioned Congress. on .the matter of a bal,81lced federal budget. It another two states make v·~llld apJ[illc·atl4lllll, presumably the mandatoey clause would be triggered and Congress "shaD caD" a conventloJI. For a time It looked as If California might become No. 33, but the state's Supreme Court last month quashed a cltbens' effort to cOnctuct. a referendum In November. Now Montana and Mlpblgan appear to be the next posslbUitles. fn my own estimate, theprobabU· Illes of suc:h a conveJltlon's actui!UY l)e!ng held range between nn and nothing at an. I say thl.s cbleOy !or this reason: Nothing Is going !o happen before 1!1!5, and In 1985 the petition or Macyland, Mississippi and North Dakota wUI be 10 years old. The petltlons of Alabama, Delaware, Flortda.. Georgia, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma and. Pennsylvania wUI be nine years old. Would these be cons!· del'E\1 valid applications? It seems m()St unlikely. 'I'be general rule In related ,m atters Is that seven years ' " BaiTing the unexpected, President Reag811 wUI complete his current ' •' · ;.;.w 1e> NOH, CAN WI HAIJ& rr I'M NOr GALLIPOLIS ~ Dr. BUlle Sue Frilz of Colwnbua will join the dlmtal practice of Kyger and Kyger, D.D.S. Inc., at 126 Second Ave. Berry's .World •· •• .. t .' . • Since the Ritchie Brtdge has been up 811d see for myself. I have been . . ' . . opened for traffic through Ravens· hon1fled ever since! I spent much wood, ,W. Va.. I have repeatedly ofthetlmethelasttwodaysseeklng ••' '•• ., caned attention to the dangerous Information about the culvert and a~ road, State Route 124. It was what to do about lt. According to 1 • ·not until Wednesday of last week · some of the older people In '. that I learned that the most Syracuse the run-off from the hUls ,,. .. hazardous spot on the 1S mile road behind Route 124 was carried to the between Pomeroy and the bridge Is Ohio River through a stone culvert . Within a half mile of my home_.It Is about four feet wide, five feet high doubly dangerous beCause It Is im . and40feetlongandatonetlmeboth unmarked hazard that no one the road between Syracuse and knows Is there; and, there Is not Racine and the . street car line , '' even a sign or a guard rail. It Is the between Racine and Hobson both l '' scene for a fatal accident just passed over the culvert. It was built •' waiting to.happen! of quarried stone about the tum of •• •• With the school year just starting, the centucy With both the root and "Is something wrong? You don't seem very &ehool children from Syracuie and t1oor made with hqe stone. That-It I ' charismatic today. " Minersville who attend Junior and had carried the normal traf!lc for I . _ Senior High School and Kinder· about !rl years Is a trtbute to the garten at Racine are transported stone masons ot an older ' . ' '' past the danger zone twice a day. I geueutlon. doubt If parents are aware of the For many years 1110111 of the coal . !act that If any bus gets a front mined at Mines 16 and 17 wu wheel off the blacktop, their streethaulellcarto ~~~ WlrallroacJ hout "~-theto \ . . . children could be hurled Into a 40 ..,.,.. 1 -·-~ t J'odayls Sunday, September 9, the253rddayof1984: Thereare113days toot guUey while stU! within· the the culvert. It has only been within Jell Iii the year. · · · corporation ninlts or Syracuse. thelasttwoyearswbenheavytrilck l l'oday's hlgllllght In hlst!X'y: ' Even keeping Within the white tines traffic heading for Interatate T1 t pnSept. 9,1T16, theSecondContlnentalCongressmadethetenn "United at the side or the road, the traveling started usina Route 124 that local SUites" official, replacing "Unfted Colonies." pubnc Is In danger for outside the resldelits IUipected the culvert wu : bn this date: . white nne the 18 Inch blacktop being damaged. 'lbe benn on the : p! 1830, Charles Durant made early avlallon hlstoey by Dying a ballOon which was appUed last year Is rtver side bepn cavllia' In aDd Jr9m New York City aCI'OIJS the Hudson River to Perth Amboy, N.J. beglnn!ngtocrwnpleandfollowthe Syracule Mayar Eber PlcUJ•, on · l ln 1850, Callfornla became the 31st state or the unton. berm · Into the gu11ey. That the . l.nsti'UCtiOO of tile v111qt ~ l:n ~ Franoes..c!IM!Iand - wile ot l!relldenLGrar.ter .Cleveland - ,, ~ •Is•on an •Jilllde C1IMie' tor nottlled !be DIIIU'Ict Deputy J)lree. ' arne the rootber of a baby girl, named Esther, the first child born to a . eastern·bound travelers makes It tor of the ~ ot Tranlpor· lady In the .White House. an the more dangerous. tatlon 1n Martetta uldnf that the 1 ln 1919, most of !be 1,500-man Balton pollee force Wl!llt on strike. The gulley about which I am culvert be rtpalred, DOT l't!' : ):n 1948, the Korean People's Democratic Republic was tuuued In North. wrttlng 11 next to !be Chapman spo111ded by pia&, tW'O 11na11 I<Qrea, claiming authority over the entire peninsula. ·· home· and across the road trom haZard 1iputeedlendofthnllp. l pi 1965, baseban's Sandy Kautax of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitched a Ross Norris and Harold Smith Oneoflbeslpl1181ibeerlswalluwed game against the Chicago Cubs, winning 1.0. propeittes In upper Syracuse. I had by the flllp; the othfir mnalDI but 971, a prlsalers' rebellion began at the Atllca state prlllon In New passed th8t way a dozen times or · tilted at a e depee IJIIIe,I'IN!dy to · more thl.s summer wtthout reallz. tan Into the plley bl!low. • ~ 19'16. Communist Chinese leader Mao The-Tune died In Peking at the 1ng that such a perfJuus booby-trap L8lt TINnday 111111'111111 I called lt8e of 112. even existed. Not unw my old the Stat. Ifiii;Wa)' Garqe and ~ years ago: President Gerald R. Ford postporled his announcement trtend, . Ross Narrls, called me explained the jiotiiMi brlefty to bra plan to deal with VIetnam deserters and~ evadenl. Wednesday and asked me to come Norman Weber, county aupertn. . l: .. .. .. i.1 . . !: ,. . fr~ay in·history University In 1979, and obtained her dQctor of dental ~IY deglee tour )11!81'$ later. Since then, she has practiced In Columb.ls and III!!Ved on the facu)ty ofOSU's College of Dentlsl!y and on the starr at· Children's Hospital In Columbus. o) I ,, 1 I ' GALLIP(,)LIS - FUing tncoi,Joratlon papers wtth SecretarY ot · State Sherrod Brown's office w&S C. Eugene Gherke, doir." llUSiness · as Gherke's Inc. ... · 1 Wlll'feO F . Sheets, 19 Locust St., Is nsted as the agent. '\ " I Chrysler dealer wins award' GALLIPOLIS - Carron Norris Dodge of Galllpol.Js has earood a natl<inal,!!ward for excellence from Chrysler Corp. for ITUlllllgelrlent. .'lbe award was pretiEnted on the basis or the dealership's actMtles In pe!formance, facUlties, customer service, a~atlon and cOOununlty relations. , A dealership's perfonnance In those five areas Is judged over a year's time, according to Tom Pappert, Cluysler's vicepresldentfqr U.S. auto sales. Business fundamentals seminar set' A workshop entitled "~s to Business PDin'sMOUJ:H - ·i peacefully to the told. To further these !!reams, Peking ~ has promised to gtve Hong Kdng a self·governlng, quasl-capltanst sta· tus that ' wtn last at least unW theI : year~7. , : Will thl.s be enough to soothe the • !lnanclal' c6rnmunfty's nervous· : ness? History suggests otherwise. : The clQile!lt paraDe! Is Shanghai. : Once a thriving lnternatlonal trade ; and. financial center, It sank like a • stone In the comm~ Dood of ; 1949, never to I'llCOYer. In thJs hempiSjlhere, Havana's ; pre-emlnence as !lie money market : · for 1111 of Latin America was ~ shattered Irrevocably when Fidel ' Castro'li Marxist revolution sWept . i Cuba a quarter-centucy ago.' Now, ; the Island Is ti:>tany dependent on ! handouts of millions of donars a day • from the Soviet Union. ! Success" has been slated !or friday at ~ Ramada 1M In ~th, . ' - Sponsored by the Portsmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Scioto Coonty Joint Vocational School and Scioto Economic Development Corp., the workshop wtn be held from 8:30a.m. until 4: lJ p:m. It wUI acquaint participants with the basics Involved In starting a suctessful business. Topics io be dlscussed Include legal organlzatlqn, business records, financial planning, market ~ty. taxes and licenses 1!ruJ personal !actors. A $l!i fee covers lunch and an workshop costs. Tho&e unable to attend that session may be Interested Ina similar ~sponsored · by Ohio University'~ southern campus and the SrnaU Business Administration..It will-be held Thursday at Rodeway Inn at South Point. · ·' · · ·For more Information, can the contlnulrig educa tlon department at Shawnee State College at 354-m or 'OU's southern campus at ~ ' · ' . r " RIO GRANDE - Six training programs 'In trade and Industrial areas are offered by the adult education division at Buckeye HUll Career ee.tter. .' 'lbe programs, are hel'lttng and air COnditioning, building trades, · Industrial maintenance, auto maintenance, aulD mechanics, auto body repair and electrtclcy and electronics. 'lbe courses provide I'Efresber and entry-level skill tralnlng, wtth tralnJng covering laboratory and .class time. Included In the programsarecomputerllteracy,asaessmmtandcareerevaluatlon. For !!lOre Information, cont;lct the adult education division at . ' ENO OF SUMMER . ...................SP.~.~~~JS......·.........; SUPIEME . . $159 Insemination technician sclwol set GALLIPOLIS- An artificial Insemination teclmlctans'school wtn be held at Ohio ViiUey Livestock Sales, 52 VInton St., from Sept. 24-26 at 9 a.m. unW 2 p.m. each day. Cost Is $lZi per penon. Anyone Interested may contact Archie Meadows at 25&ID!9 no later than Sept. :rl. FREE TACO THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Murphy income increases BURRITO DELUXE $119 McKEESPORT, PIL - G. C. . Attheendolthel,'eiJCII'tlni'perlod. ·Murphy Co. reported net inCome of , the company was operating 3!13 secoac1 quarter period ot 13 weeks u,ne In 19113. $4,7l.7,Wl, or$1.16pershare, for the stores, 18 fewer than at' the same ended July 26, compared with Net lncoole tor the 13-week and $4,6'15,(0), or $1.17 per share, !or the · 26-week pertods ot both 1984 and comparable period of 1!1113. 1983 were lncrea8ed by a llllldalra· For the lint 26 weeks of 11sca1 lje extraordlnaly pin nsuJttng 1!1114, net Income was $6,950,Wl. Ill' from the nchange at common $1.71 per share, compared with stock fill' outstandJni 7% penfllt $6,377,(0), 01' $1.al per share, fDr the sinking fund .debentures. CII'Tiplete 30 hours <t professionally upgraded continuing education f!V· eey three years to assure the public that qualified proll!sslonals are bandllngreal estate~. 'The local IX® am wUI satls(y six <t tl'l:lsP 30 hours. 'The registration ~m~. For additional lnfonnatlon and registration, contact Dottle Turner or Jean Tnlsaell at the Smtheastem Ohio BoilrdOt Realtors, OE. Main St., Panetoy, at 992-2259. • r-~-----------------------------~~ YES There is still time to ' No Coupon Required 11·11 fll. &sAT• l~~~~~~;;·l~O~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~J 7 first half of 1!ltl.1 . o¥ '~ Quality. It's as important in diamonds as in anything else you own. . ENROLL IN THE :j ; ,.. ~§ FALL -CLASSES jj. Admissions Office 446-4367 · Prtpare for your future CAN PROVIDE ,YOU " retngerator Full utWzadonofBaney•ssugges· tlons and the consultant Is now up to the managers of Henry's Grocery Co. are .Trade, industry programs offered POMEROY "Blueprint for Real Estate Sales," a continuing education progr&m offered by the Souu-tem Ohio Board of Real· iOrs and ~ Ohio Asloctatlon of Realtors, wtn be conducted Sept. 26 'a t Buckeye Hlllli Career Center In Rio Grllllde trom 9 a.m. untn 4 p.m. 'The PI'Oifilll Is offered to members ot !be state .assoclatlon and non-members who are llcen.sed OhJo real estate practitioners. Eveey licensee In Ohio must · ·, =~~.present .GAWPOUS - It homeOwners. combustion of wood. '"'bese two are burning more wood these days, guys. lett IIIIIWI!PI. the primary they may want to llispect their flue csllles of chimney !Ires," ·he said, for signs of a possible c~ fire. "and chimney fires tn this countey ® · Home Inspection Is not a substi· · are fast becornJni a leading cause · lsPIIIIIG VAWY CIIIIIEIIA GAUIPOLIS, OHIO tute for professional cleaning, said ot oo.ue !Ires." local clllnmey sweep Roy Bickle. H homeowners have If regular But an occaslollallook up the Due !lreplaoe, !bey are advised to take a . can (lrovlcle an Idea when It's time houlellold mirror Clldplacelt Inside to can In a pro for a l(lok, he said the !lrebox. Theil open the damper "We're always wllllng to provide and look up the Ou iulnethemlmr. free chimney Inspections," said · Ha black furry substance lueen on IACO SALAD ' IUY ·ANY ENTIEE . Bickle, a certified chimney SWeep. the Inner walls, or a black shiny "But you can sa\111 us time If you material; C8ll a ~lonal sweep AND IECIIVE A havl\' a better Idea of what we're blifore you Qght another fire. SAVE 10• .looking for." H the brick Is pink. you're ... , . _ &pir• : ..,__ ...... Chimney sweeps consider an . probably okay, Biclde said. accumulation ot soot or cn!OIIOte up Wood stoves on the other hand .., - tl:lt • .., - 9110 Inside the chimney a danger sign. · should be prot~y Inspected ......... # •••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••• · Soot and CI'I!OIO!e are two cmn- by·an 1nstired cbJmney sweep twice pounds formed from the Incomplete each burning season. . Realty sales course offered : . who, like other buslnesael In midWestern states, , "suffer from problems such as low worker • productlvlcy, oblliolete machinery ' and a lack or sutrlclent stimulation In smaller business and IndustrY." ! Since Janusey, Leedy has tra· · veled extensively tbr()ughout the ·: area performing nwnerous servl· : ees for . many businesses. During · July, for lnstsnce, Leedy Introduced the OT'i'o program to l81lfe4 businesses, mscle repeat vlalts tO eight buslneues and followed up on · sev1!11 requesls tor specific help. He ;' continued work ori 26 proJe<:ts :• carried over from previous months. • THE SERVICES: A!Jy buslnesa ·; csn call to request Information · about OTl'O or SChedule a vlalt .to learn what the program can do tor l them. The service Is free, though charges to access prtvateiiOW'CI!IIot : lnfonnatlon may be passed QD to a ; client If !be client agrees. , Most businesses use OTI'O as .a : source for Information on micro computers. Many cnents ll!i!k ' answers to questions about loans for expansion and new cOns~·:. don. Other common requerits frlirnr area businesses tan Into four general areas: · :• - Technical assistance to lriial.~ nesses thljt do not have the capacity or access on their own to retrleYe tachnlcal data. • ' •• - ,Newly derived lalowledge from nwnerous private and public sources that applies to local businesses. ' - IncQrporate new levels ·of · technology lhto current operatlona • wtth the goal of Increasing proclqc., tlvlty. and reducing employee-·. . turnover. • - Specific requests for teclmlcaJ. · assistance, whether It be for lower, level Information · or high level, state-o(·the-art technology. , , For more lnformatlon about the program or services ~ered by. • <Yrro. contact the <YrrO oiDce ..t... Rio Grande College and Commun. lty College by caning (614) 2&5-~. Area· chimney sweep ~ge , flue inspection 532·0021. 24!).5336, Wa.lteheatcouldberecycledtoheat the stores. 'lbe report ihowed how a Jow.cost system cOuld be lnstaned . GALLIPOLIS- Gravely International has named O'DenLwnber Co., :1400 Eastern Ave., as dealer for the GalUpolls area. The O'Den store, the second one In Gaillpolls,lncludes a parts.and &e!VIce depjutment wtth two mechanics trained to service outdoor power ~ulpment. . teared near ,the' culvert, and played tendent, arid he suggested th' Mayor Pickens contact District In It as a boy, thought It might be Deputy Director George D. Dugan possible. Harold 'Smith R8ld he had at Marietta as to the steps watched beavUy laclen trucka pass necessary to reapply tor oor over the. 'culvert a.id the JII'OUnd assistance. I relayed this Informa- seemed tD move. Both Smith and tion to the mayor who was unable to Norrla had appeared before the contact ·Dugan because of tele- · Syracuse Council about a year ago phone trouble In Marietta. . when ·the problem first became Last spring a heavy :rainstorm appanmt. ' made a l!lke ofseveral acres above' District Superintendent Baker the culvert which I!Xlk several days said the state would !lx the problem . to drain through the culvert to thf If It Is approved and deduct the cost rlver. Because of thli,' local rell· from the highway !unds Syracuse cletits tear that the truck tramc may normauy gets. Mayor Plcklins lAid have t!Jslodpd some of the stones that was satlstactqry With htn). which are plualna up the dralri. NQ!V, It oor moves swiftly, Dick Harrl8, who wu born and maybe Uves can be saved! . The Sunday .Times-Sentinel .Page A-3 ' ICid. DUBLIN - Dougltla and Bonnie ness " Malone ' ' Malone are the new owner· · Among the many Customer · operators of the Stanley Steemer convenlencft offered by the Ma· THE PROGRAM: OTl'O Is a Carpet Cleaner franchise fDr Ganta Iones are Immediate and prompt Count)', I!C<.'Ordlne to Wesley c. service, the 1110111 advanced truck· state-funded business Information Bates, executive vke prellde!lt Clld mounted steam cleahlng equip. network of college~ and universltles director of Stanley Steemer Inter· ment avanable, ~ a customer throughout Ohio. CYM'O agents at national Inc. sallsfactlon IIWli'IUIIee. They are these schools act as brokers The company manufactures also Ucenaed applicators of 3M between business and varlous steam carpet cleanln& equipment Scocthprd carpet and upholateey Information !IOUI'Cel. The lllforma· !lon sources Include specialized and .o wnJ, operates and franchlsH protector. · Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner: , The Malones and all StaDiey n!sources avaUable at the colleges "We have been operating In this Steemer opera~ use the com· hosting the O'ITO progr8!11. an area for a number of years .but pany's eXclusive patented steam lnformatlon otllce at Ohio State under the !leW franchise owners we ~ and furniture cleanJDi pro- Unlverslcy to access Information wUl be COIICelltrl\dng ln the Gallla cesi In which sate, yet powertul available from Ohlo State Univer· County-Gallipolis vicinity exclu· cleaning aaents are Injected deep licy, a computer network that slvely," Bates polnfecl out. "The Into carpet IIbera. 1ben With a allows agents access to a vartecy or Malones have experienced vecy powerful liletlon, the ciJrt Is re- prlvate and government lnforma· don sources, OTl'O business man· good acceptance of Stanley Steemoved With patented, totally self· , mer tbelr tint month In b.lslness contained truck-mounted agement speclallsts at Cleveland State Universlcy and the Unlverslcy and we feel they are extremely equipment. of Clnclnnad, and an OTl'O engl· capal;ll!!." be added. Only the cleaning willd and I:louiJas Malone was prev!Oualy vacuwn bole· leave the truck to neertng specialist at Ohio· State employed for ,four years by the enter tile home or business, expedlt· · Unlverslcy. Rio Grande College and Com· Huntlngton, W.Va. Stallley Stee- tng the cle81\lng service while munlty College Is one of more than , mer Carpet Cleaner franchise alld minimizing Inconvenience to the 30 community colleges In Ohio that acquired the Gallla County fran· hOmeoWner or busJnest (11!'1 son.. All chlse In an effort tD put hill other equipment stays In the v~. has taken a leadership role In lhJs . experience Clld knowledge to work where the water Is heated and b.ls~e Information ex· . In his own buslneu. equipment powered. StanleY Stee- change program. In Januaey, RGC.CC President "TTie qualtty of work demanded mer does not · use the Cllltoml!r's Clodus R. Smith announced the by Stanley Steemer, their outsfand.. elecb Ietty or bot water. log cleaning equipment and their All furniture Is carefully mcived ln!Uatlon or the program here and organization makes them the Ideal lind returned to Its orl8lnallocallon Introduced Its coordinator, Dwight A. Leedy. Smith stated that the company wtth which tO do busl- after cJeanlng. program would aid area businesses I Local Gravely dealer named ' !. C.arpet cleaner opens Gallia.County outlet File for incorporation - • Syracuse highway hazard ---,---Low_·_eu_w_inge..:;:;_. ..,-..tt t; In Ocii:Jber, foUow!ng her man1age to Dr. T1mothy V. Kyaer. She reoetved her bachelor's degree In pharmacy from Ohio State . Financial boom toWn _____..____J_ac_k_A_nd...,....er_so_n 1 . w. va. RIO GRANDE _ Henry's GroC- waste heat from the retrlgeralllr CYM'O engineering consultant at ecy Co. In Jacbon 11 II!' example ol dllplay cua, refrlaented llorqe · Ohio State University, Ill set up an !Jaw the' Oblo Tecllllology Transfer I'OOilll, and tu , '' to heat the appoln~nt to Inspect the stores' Orplllmtloa (<Yrro) cari work s101'1!1 dllrllll the winter months relrlgerator and heatlng systems. with a localhe!:ms. and reduce the heatlug billa. Leedy On the lnspectlon day, Dr. Baney Followlne an <Yrro presentation visited the atores to pt a better was accompanied by a private to the Jacbon Rotary Club, Dwight understandiDe of !be precent pbysl· consultant who donated his time to A. Leedy. <YrrO coordinator, W'iiS cal store layout and what the • CYM'O fbr thl.s project. contacted by a representative of CMipany wu Interested In doing In The physlcallayou~ or the stores Henry's Grocery. · energy JIWIIII!ment. and the compressor rooms were 111e problem was how to use !be He contacted Dr. Robert Bailey, Ins~ and analyzed. Within two 1 weeka a report was ready on how New additiorz. to dental practice should $uttlce to satisfy the prtnct· •• pie of "contemporanetcy." But let us suppoee. to be supposing, that two more states do petition for I! coMtltutlOnaJ COIM!II· tlon on a balanced budget aJilell!lment. Let 11$ further su!JI)OR that · ~ Congress has adopted the pelllllnl , Hatch Bill to provide the mac;h!nery tor sll(h a' convention. The bill' ; would authorize a oonventton or 535 : members, elected as senators 11nd • repreSentatives 11re elected. tile : convention could not consider 11ny : subject matter "clltterent from that stated In the concurrent resolution calling the convention." U the convention went beyond the draft· log of an amendment dealing with a balanced bud~t, the blli would penni! Congress toretusetosubmlt the proposal to the states at .a lb • In 1971 and again In 1973 the ' Senate passed such enabUng ma· 1 chlnery, bufthe House has dawdled ) and the bUlls dead for ihls session of I Congress. The bill ought' to p~. : simply to have an orderly statute on • the books. But our hY~~Dthesls Is that the Hatch Bill~ become law, and · that a convention has been called. To listen to some · crltlcs Maryland's Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Is a leading voice of doom ! - the prospect Is too horrible to • contemplate. We might have a •• . "runaway" convention! The peo- :. pie's own delegat~t5 might adopt an : l«nds of proposed amendments! ' 'They could seek to abolish the Bill of' Rights! There Is no telling what the • people ml11ht do. . . ; Mathias Is much too·Intelligent a • man to Join In the calamity howUng. : We are Just as likely to have a ; runaway Congress as a runaway • convention. In the end, three- : fourths <t the states must ratify any : proposed changes, and the states are In no mood to ratify anything. A ; balanced1.budget amendment Is a : bun\mer, arid a constitutional ; convention Js an Idea whose time • bas not yet cpme. ' tem'lln the White House With negotiations wtth the Soviet Union -nuClear and otherwise - at a virtual standstill. Not only are the Geneva talks to reduce nuclear weaponS lndeflnltely suspended, ·t here Is almost no chance of a meeting In Vienna to.head orr a race In space. The. Soviets are demahding a test ban In advii!ICt'. The, admlnlstratlon refuses to agree to the precondition. The only bit of ongoing diplomatic buSIJiess concerns the lapsed cultural exchange agreement between Washington and Moscow. Even talks on opening new consulates for the Russians In New York and the Americans In l<lev .are bogged down over a Soviet bid to resume U.S. tnghts of Aerotlot. Iildeed, contact between the two goVerrunents Is being stepped up. Sectetary of State George Shultz wUI meet In New York at the end of the molith With Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and they probably wlll•hold a second round, In Washington in early October. · Heagan may also see the Soviet official, whose role In shaping Soviet foreign pollcy appears to be at an an.tJme high. However, there are no predictions ot a breakthrough, or even a new ~ of cooperation between the superpowers. ;:For more than a year, U.S.Sovlet diplomacy has focused mostly on the 1 )WSW4 UP11E WI- ..,.D~~HFIOOOY'ANDVGW.;I'MWJ) ~ ~~A~D ~tine, through the customary ambassadorial channels. The last special Go~~-aG ~ tr ~ !~" wm~ ~~ 1,?' ~S. ernlssaey, Brent Scowcortt, went to Moscow In March. He tried to deliver a letter from Reagan to Soviet President Konstantln Chernenko, b(jt was shunted oft to a lower-level official. .:;cowcrott returned with the undelivered message and the conviction tlllt !betelS no "paramount leader" In clillrge !ntlie Kremlln.Anwnberof ' oilcials at the Slate Department share his view that the Soviets are WASIDNGTON - Aside from but as a financial giant It Is doomed. the mood Is 9ne of nostalgia for a ~fating under a rigid, cautious conectlve leadership that has trouble New York and London. the world's I sent my associate Dale Van Alta little world that still exists, but for ~g decisions, . . to Hong Kong to find .out what's which time Js Inexorably running most lmport811t fln811ctal center Is •Reagan, meanwhile, hasn't made It easy for the Soviets. Besides Hong Kong. What goes on In Hong reaDy going to happen when the out. IJirlodlcally attacking their system of government as "evil," he set In addition to Its Importance as a 'Kong boardrooms affects the whole, Brltlsh pull out. Peking's propagan· ~tlons for reducing medium and long-range nuclear weapons that world, particularly the rl!pldly dlsts have beEin trytne earnestly to financial center, Hong Kong· also f!Jmer Secretary ofStateAiexanderM. Halg Jr. descrlbedlnhlsmemolrs developing Pacific basin. plant the Idea that nothing wUI ranks , third In tbe world as a. B.f;''not negotiable." When the Chinese regain control ch811ge, ·that capltansm wtn COJ!· diamond and gol~ market, and Is · JJ.as~ week, the. State Departmen~ was abuzz wtth speculation that, of the British colony In 199'7, they tlnue to tlourlsh under communist !hi! world's largest exporter Or. Cbernenko might be seriously Ul, furtber paralyzing the declslon·maldng hope Hong Kong wilL retain Its ' control. Interviews with a WI~ watches and clothlng. Its 5.5 million Ptlx:ess In Moscow. OUt of public sight for more than,seven weeks, th~ financial pre-eminence despite the variety of Asian and Western Inhabitants, squeezed Into an area ~t president turned up Wedn~y at a cerem<iny for cosmonauts In Ideological persuasion of the new sources - from financiers Ill !ISh one-third the size of Rhode Island, ~. This quieted the rwnors but did not alter the Impression officials masters. The Peking government Is peddlers, businessmen to bellhops export more goods than do the ~ haveofhlm. . · doing everything It can to calm the - ' made It clear: Peking's ptpe blillon-plus communist Chinese :<;hernenko Is still viewed as a "lame duck" woo was passed, over once tears of the International banking <n-eam Is going up In smoke. next door. ~ 811d Is keeping the seat warm for the next generation of Soviet Everyone who ventured an opfu. So the Chinese mainland, which cycoons. IEilders. ion was worried about Hong Kong's already gets about a third of Its But the Chinese are losing the · •'. -; future; none expressed optimism. hard-currency earnings troll\ Hong competltlo11; capitalists simply Their fears were almost as palfl!l· Kong holdings, Is desperate to keep don't trust communists, no matter •i bl¢ as the obvious slowdown In the the clcy aihrlvtng commercial hub. how soothing their siren song Js. ••. construction proJects that have China's leaders also hope that lf Hong 'Kong may stU! keep Its ,.•' reputation as a mecca of gourmet been a feature of the crowded city they treat Hong Kong leniently, It •' ever since World War n. Already may encourage Taiwan to return food and 24hour custom tanortng, •' Pw·-~ Mlddlcpwt Gallipolis, Ohio l'llint PIUICII11, ...-- Business Briefs:........-...., Technology setup used by grocery firnj· A-2, Constitutional convention ___James_·_J._K_ilpa_t_rw_k . ' . S.plcmM. 9, 1984 ... n.. Su~t~'r ~ nm. s,,tiMI • ' To_. ..,;. •bow tal< whh 1 -.)olal ....... ,... 160.000 t.:ionlly ...... w.ld-10-~ TRAIN IN FIELDS THAT PAY WELL••• 10. % vs: 1% 16.,-.--------------.., 0 TAX·FREE YIELD TAXABlE YIELD No ' , c~·~·----------~'~"~---- ---· z=....... Ph !'!!If •11 Sec:ond Avenue P.O. Box 328 Galllpolia, Ohio 45631 (614) 4'46-2125 •Business Administration •Executive Secretary .Computer Science •Accounting •Medical Office Secretary ·= ="·.. " ,.,...., I I I I I' I' ,;.. I I J L-------~------~ There's more to a diamond than meets the eye. And to understand the differences between diamonds is to understand the 4C's-Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat-weight. It's these ~C's that determine the value of a diamond. The differen~:es between diamonds are subtle indeed. . , But to people of discriminating taS~, it's,quality that makeS : all the difference. Your jeweler is the expert where diamonds are concerned. And he can show you high-quality diamonds . in all sizes. They simply look better and will enhance your ·· jewelry, no matter what the design. Quality. It's unmistakable. And it's as important in ·diamonds as in anything else you own. FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPT-lEI 24, 1984 .......... Financial Aid Still Available Southeastern Business College Cf-·y GAWPOUS IUSIIlSS COUitl) Ales ' •. OIM•CONDA- • ...... - 4@ ... NCM ... IOOi&TW Four characteristics that determine the quality of a diamond. Consult me. I �A-4-The September 9,. Pameroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Plea~t. W. Va. Ti,...Sentinel 1. ,); .. • ..._______ (Continued rrcm paae AI) U mon NltionoiWM1hof WEATHER MAP - The Nadonal Weather Ser\'lc;e loreca&Uor : Slillday predicts showen~ from the Great Lakes throUgh the : Mls1U81ppl Valley to Texas. Showen~ are aho predicted for portions •:"of Florida, Arizona, New Mexico and the Padflc Northwest. (AP . .' ,_.,rphoto). ·.::•• Extended Ohio forecaSt . • :·· MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY.: · A chance of showe~ Monday. Mostly fair Tuesday and • Wednesday. Highs through the period in the"II);.Lowsfrot'n the505 to • the low 60s. ... •, :• •' ;, · • • ,, .,'.; •• • ' Showers threaten on Sunday . By The Assoc!atffl Press A cold front stntched through western Lake Superior to eastern Iowa Saturday morning. Wet weather associated with this front was forecast to reach extreme .northwest Ohio Saturday evening and spread further into the state durtng the night. The entire state will be threatened with showers and thunc!erstonns Sunday as the cold front approaches. The front should move into northwest Ohio by Sunday evening and across the state by midmorning Monday. · Skies remained mostly clear through Friday night, with no wet weather reported in Ohio. South winds had increased over northern Ohio but were generally light over the rest of the state. The winds helped lleeP temperatures a little more mild than they had been durtng the past feW days. At 5 a.m., temperatures across the state were in a narrow range from the upper 50s to the lowe_r 00s. Ohio agricultural advisory By The Assoclatffl Press Low pressure has advanced to south centrru Canada and will be ; , moving across .the upper Great Lakes Saturday night and Sunday. An area of precipitation generated by the cold front from this system The nation's we(nher By 1be ABxiated l"re8s Scattered showers and thunderstmms struck areas from souu.iast Colorado across western Iowa and into no.r,thwest Wisconsin 'early Sliturday as iSolated showers also dampened the Guif Coast, western New York state and parts of the northern Plains. Fierce soilth winds fanned dozens of grass fires across Kansas on Friday, damaging tens of .thousands of acres of land and fOrcing evacuations in Sedgwick and Butler counties, autl!oritles sald. ' . Kansas Gov. John Carlin banned open burning fOr 15 days and ordered 50 National Guardsmen to wuth-centra!Kansas tohelpflgbt range !Ires near El Dorado. On Friday. winds i!usting up to 55 mph blew parched topsoil and damaged homes, barns and sheds, and temporary power !allures were reported in scattered parts.of the state, No deaths or serious injuries were reported. · Meanwhile, in the East and. southern tier. sides were fair and tempera lure$ cool, but It was clwdy over the northern half of the Ptatns and the northwestern quarter ofthenatton. Wind ~locked at 25 mph to 35 mph swept areas from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes. . Saturday's forecast called fOr scattered showers and tliunder· storms over tl)e western OJ:llo Valley, the Great Uakes region, the Mississippi Valley, the northern Plains and the eastern portions of " the southern Plains. Partly cloudy skies were Predicted for the northeast and suruiy sides for the western •half of the country. asked to leave. Human Services, has maintained The suit asks the court to order the thatallowlngreglstratlonlnwelfare WeHare Department to allow regis· offices would deny applicants' ,_trars access to welfare offices. rightstoprlvaey. But Brown said Staples was the l>roject Vote Is a Washington-based "only welfare director In the state groupthatlstryingtoreglstervoters in advance of the November whois~tovoter.reglstratlon. .presidential election. ''I've been talkl!ig with him since A federal court here ruled in 1982 , June, and he has a very negative that registrars could not be barred attitude." · Browoi added, "I don't bu . y the from offices of the Ohio Bureau of contldelitlallty argument. They are Employment Services, a state-run -"M k I agency. j ust u.r'-''6 to eep peop e from Seth Staples, director of the registering to vote. Hamllton County Department (/f "These are pubHc buUdlngs, and I anyone has access to them." .. areas." , The process for membership entry begins with a staff member named chairperson of a self-study corrunlttee, which consists of other staffers and department heads.The chairperson serves as a coordinator as ·each depattrnent reviews Its progress and failings from North Central criteria, and prep11re5 a program. That program Is studied by an evaluating team, which tours the sclioQl at one point. Once tl)e school has ~ North Central standards and eliminated deficiencies ldentl· fled by theassocla\lon,lt's accepted into memberslllp. Afterward, the school must su~ mit an annual report to North Central, notifying the association of any staff changes and violations of standards. With the .l'Chool year less than two weeks old, Lanning said the self-study committee formation ls only in the discussion stage. However, he hopes work can begin earty'next year. The main stumbllng block to membershlp,Lanningsald,lsspace and staff for joint programs in' practical aJIS. "Of course. yoo might not know an deficiencies through the study, but we can't see·any major jX'Oblems ootslde of offering industrial arts," he said. . ._ -= ,.........,_,..... eOillhll ••. _ , . .,. ....... . . ................. _ ..... alii I Ill loutiOII 17 •112 .......... , •••ty •J"d" .... •Tahn~r 11 VHF• .._... tieU Pauteu. . . oOp!teMI ............ W.Ieold '"d) ............. Ul < '' .... Wolnill ............ apWC the llamlltoa Counly Welfare Depanmell& over rep. terlng voten lnllde food Ulnp dlslrlbutloo eeolera. ( AP INGROUND With Waler Baga 16x32 "..................... '141.00 18x38 .... .... . .-.. ......... '1119.00 18x40 ..................... '173.00 18x38 .............. .... ... '170.00 18x40 .......... :.......... '188.00 20x40 ........ ... .......... ~ 199.00 20x44 ........... ... ....... '219.00 · Ju~e ends 39 cases GAU.D'OLJS·-AGallJaCounty man wu filled PXI. 1e11teli9ed to three days ln ' the·coonly Jall, 18 inonthB __...!loll lllid had his llr!vE!l''l ; ; ; , _,_.._. for 00 .._......,. !laYIIafterplii:rdlnauulltytoDWlln GalllpnH•M"".......,ICourtFrlday. --... Kenneth .E. Sowatds,. 29, Rt. 2, !;:row!~ City, aJao had lois tine and ~ts SUSpended atter p)e•!l!ng gulltytospeedlngandwas(lned$12 lorliOq,er&kr'slloense. ' · F!IJed$13forspeedlnawasEarlE. Martin, 46, 32Madlno Ave. ; F«feltlile $«! bead for traffic YIOI.atlonl were Michael J. CaJan. dros. 22, Point Pleasant. W.Va.• fanure to control: JO A. Hayes, 31. .. Rlitland, failure to obey red light; llld Marco E. MartiD, 22. Mlddll.>port, failure to display valld ~lion. ' FOifeltlngbondforspeedlngwere Steven Brainard, 19. 536 Jackson Pike, $38; FraDk1in D. Cox, 45, Lancaster, $38; Wllllam F. Maloney, 63, Tiffin, ~ Hmry"' A. r Meai:lows. 57, Vemolllon. $38;· Wll· iJamG.Myers.35, WCI'thlngtm,$38; J<atloy Y. Nichols, 31,· Elba, $38; ABOVE GROUND 16' Round ..... ..... ..... .. '38.00 18' Raund .... ............ . 161.00 21' Round ... ., ......... .. . '86.00 24' Round .... ........ ... .. '80.00 27' Round ,. ... ... ..... .. '1 06.00 12x2'4 Oval ............. .. . '61.00 18x30'0vel ....... ... ... ... •73.00 18x32 Oval .... .......... •102.00 ·' ' THE POOL· PEOPLE · • 311tt - - · I t WM••ut, ow. 45160 ,. (61 ~) 915·3307 . •• CHEST!ft. OH. I SS!rplloto). >I ._.. IS Foodbank's dlstrlbutloo list and the .wr has grown fr<m three to 15. you wear!· with two full·ilrne voluntee-rs. . The Audiotone INSIDER has the advantages you want in a hearing aid; small iize, com· fortable fit, and the performance you need to help improw your hearing quality. Come in and we'll show you the many advantages the INSIDER has to offer. ' puDed onto northbound 7 from Meigs Caonty 36 at 4:54p.m. Green carne up behind Fltcb, the patrol said. andwentolftherlglotaldeofthe road and struck an embankrnellt. Meanwhile, a Gallipolis woman was cited by city pollee for assured clear distance fOUqwlng a two-car Now Celebrating our 36th Annivertery in our new IO· cation. The aama dependable aarvlce. with home ep· pointmenta available. · accident on Ohio 7 Friday. · C-alllPQII$ pollee said 18-year-old Betty J . Queen was southbound on 7 when the car In front of her, drtven DILlS HIARIMG AID CIMTIR by Gina M. Thcmas, 24. P<meroy, sbWed in traffic. Queen J"l'I)OI'Iedly could not sttp in time and struck Thomas from behind at5: 19 pm. olflcers said. r • • ~ • " ' ' ' ' • ' ~ < Ask-about our special . Anniversary prices on hearing aids and batteries. ' Ample Parkin& Space WA.LIAM I . DM..EI • . u.- ....... .• • No subscriptions by ma ll pPrmltted In towns where motor carrl'-'rservlce Is avalfable. The Sunday T lfn(>S·Seonltnel wiiJ not be responsible lor advance payments made by carriers. ,. r ~ ·'' 'I M~IL SVJIS(lJIIPTJONS Sunday Only Onoyoar .......... ........ .... .... ..... $26.*! Six months ....... ,.................... $13.110 'I ' . •• ll . Dally and Sunday 52Weeks .. .............. :..... ..... $29.12 S58.24 26 Wooks .... .......... .. .. .......... ....... !3 Weeks .. .. ............... ............ $14.56 Rates Oulsld .. Ohlo 52 Weeks ........ : ...................... $59.80 26 Weeks .. ... ....................... ... $3UO r• ~lt,·i~tiriCJ~! .. •• New· ' ' .·1n ,. .......u....... .rre or '. 'I M~IL SVIISCRIPTIONS lnoldeOhto . ' .' I . ·: ,. •,, i'DIJetl·a ' ' I Three tender baked fish fillets on a bed of ljghtiy ~ned rice pilaf. Served with garden •. .• Apple Ita Cclqdar Syalam 5" MagniM)K BIW Tele\risiOO 25" Megnaw>x Console Telelrision 8-Pc. Revere Signature Copper CGo!<ware Set · Tappan Micro-Wii'o'e Oven •·~ •' • :~ I' , •• • .••'. E .•• • •• ,}\u-. Portable VT~~ ~ ·' ~· to · ••• •• ••• •' •• . , org~ve. •• ••• •• ~~ 's our way of getting you in the freshly made.cole ~and a lemon~. Ha.lll Miller GraudhiiiMif Clock . iday SP.irit! Just open a 31?, 5 or 7 ar certificate account at GaHipolis vings and choose any BONUS gift own here. Your account will earn high interest and is fully guaranteed. It's the smart way to invest your money, and get a BONUS gift you can treat yourself to ... or someone else! AM/FM Magna>o• .§(>VINGS $3.99 TV &.APPLIANCE GAS SIIVICI m the couolry, clllrlloud!ol 11 " • m • . prwoncle of foodslodfs fo area 10UJ1 ldl:da. and flood : t 'nlilnce 118 ~(API Iplla&D). : •IOOf'IIN ,_old Tetap1101• Clod< Radio . S4880~ II...,.., aelf~'lllncelB,II-DfdleJillilit , MOVING tJProWN -E.maadWorley, dlrectcJrof tile Greater Cln I • CcJimsDiy FcoodbaDk, Itt DIO\'Inc the ..... cuperadoafb larp'rquarien, l'llCfftiJy punlloaled _ . the cll)"s cJowmoom. '111e p rur • escape mJury • • m • aeel•den1· 18 Cents 13" REMOTE RIDENOUR =.~a~~:.=: J llneH R der AO . . . ... ,_ tell - !100 prw:nds of pollldi!red acque • Y •...,, ...... ..,,ton, chocolate and Jl tona at camoel W.Va., $38; Demote L. Shinn, 34, Mt. ~ •- ·""'another Alto, w.va:,$38; Mark A. Williams, ~.:.":.~ 25 ChiWcothe $38 .. _ _ _ .........,. ' ·' · "Our lnvEDtocy f« the ftnt six Mark S. Kelley, 20, Rt. 4, __....._ _ , ...... -J 10 to. 12 Items Gallipolis $39 Sandra S M .......... ......_...."' · ' ; · · azwne, Nowwecanhave!lOitemlatatlme 42, Dayton,$39: NlcloolaiS. Roberts, lit the In t(ly ., said Worley 35, B1w Rock, $39: Michael A. .._._ Yellthan....: _....._ • the Whlte, 'l7 • ... o• Gartleld Ave., ..,; ...., ••..,.., ...,ag.,..__ are on Unda s. Brewer, 34, Bidwell, $40; Timothy D. Candee, 18, Rt. 2. Galllpolls,$40; RobertJ.Lawrence, 21, Westerville, $40; Marshai! L. l..emE!l', ~. Westeivllle, S«<: Patrt· GALLIPOLIS - 1Wo area res!· cia E. Maynor, Jl, Yplllantl, Mich.. dents escaped lnjluy whell their $40; Lizzie M. StovE!!', 38, Point cars sideswiped on Morgan TownPleasant, W.Va., $40; Blaine A. sblp34Flidayevenlngaccordingto Taylor,'l7, Rt.2,Bidwell,S«<; RoyL. the Gallla-Melgs post of the state highway patrol. Taylor, :rl, Elkview, W.Va., $40. La!Tte· L. Goodwin; 23, Tavaras, . ThepatrolsaldBarbaraA. Watts . . Fla., SU: Sharon L. Oldaker, 25, 48.~.wasnortlobowodon34 Leon. W.Va., $41; William A. Sams, and RaKer D. Brawley, 29, Rt. 2, 47,l'arkersburg, W.Va.,$41; DEDise Vinton, waa1011thbound when their L. Hicks, 23, Belle. w.va..U2;,John cars~ablllcrest. M. Koebel, 56. Rt. 3. Ga!Upolls, $42; A Windom-mao was not injured Audrey 0 . Arrold. 00, Charleston, whi!n hlscarstruckanembankrnelll. W.Va., $43; George J . Elias, '!7, 111 01po 7 In Meigs County. The Dunbar, W.Va.,$43; MalyE.Smlth, patrol -said Clarence E. Green was 47, Columbus,~; PaulE. Starcber, · oorthbound ori 7 when a car drtven :rl, St. Albans, W.Va., $43; and by Linda J . Fltdl. :rl, Ptmeroy, Shen'y D. Roush. 32, Syracuse;$45. One Weok .............. ..... ..... ........$1.10 One Month .................. , .......... .. $4 .RO SINGLE COPY PRICE Winter Kit1 up to 10.000 gel.. ... .............. .. ......... '14.96 Wt'nter Kit"• up t 0 20• 0"" '"'ga1. ... ...... .. ......... .. .... ... '19 ·96 High schools......__(c_ont_ln__ued....,.!rOrn_'_pa_ge_Al_l- .,. ........ o................. I . dadllaMI early l!'ltday llftelafter ,loiDII!& the IUit haw m ... !t. 407 ( ... Orin '•••Ill, Ollie 45631 ,,...,_., w. Ve. 26101 _,,.,4.m.m4 -•·614-446-3051 -1-3414-421-54110 15 ~:::::::::::::::::::::::l::u:w: .. ::"':..:...:...:.. .:...:.. :... :....:.. :.. ·:···=': ·=60= •- · ~·300 .JOINS SUIT - Sberrod Brown, the Secretary of Sta&e of • Ohio, talb wWt J't!fllllien oatlide the Federal Courtlwlr e In · WINTER 'COVERS . The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-5 72 ~ the COU!Itry, hal been 10 trainl directorS for other food banks IUCa!Uful that tt 14 rnovtnc rrvm aroond the count~)'. ret~ted e~~~t llaequartenu 1n October '1 aJorays ten people the penon to a downlcM'n htUcllna the Food- , Yo~~ want as director II really a bank II buylng. The tw:Ucftna will gelieraUit," ll8ld W(fty. '"Yoo proiJjde three times u much tip8Ce doll't need foodlndullryexper1enoe. wt,th expanded refrlailntell and Ycu need to be able to do lll,)'llllna. fl I capjldty. . Yoo need UIOIQI!! wbo IID't atrakl While the food bank·cmcept ..;... tQ ICMib walll, drive a truck and collecting IUIW&nt.ed food and dlltrt- plan." , butlng It to the needy - II about 15 With _ , money provided by. mlllabu!led, o.oapt4"""' or Juat yean old, It didn't reech Ck!'lleiand var1oo1 toundatkD, Including a cll&i't 1111 In tbe madletplace, said WIW 19'79, Worley said. Then a 190.(0) lfl'8!lt lnm the Cleveland Edmond V. Worley, Foodbllnk hanclul at people decldecl to letup a Fcundatloll. and SJSO.Im In federal dlreciDr llnr1! It bepn dolln& oot food banJc to IOel"Ve area needy and C<lnmuntty DM!Iopment Block . food In Mardi 1911. . WOJ!eyvolunteeredtolookforaalte. Grant funltl, the Foodbankopened Worley said the 1oodbank wone Worldn& foc tlie Fbodbank was lnavacantdalryont~eastllde. irOUP dial .''beneflll lnm Qtllen' actually a ront:inuatlcn at Worley's In Its ftnt mooth, It dlltribUted miltakel. ,. aesviCe to others. He had recently 25,00) JIOI1lldll at food to 25 cloarttles • "We've expedeo•.t aU the f.lw. lefttbeCathlillcprleltboodllJdwas whlcb operate IK!ilp ,kltdiens or tra!lonl at a - "'"' e that has seeldlle a - eareer~hewas emeti¢IK.'Yfoodcenten. Since then jrown aatronomleally,' ' 11ald ' blred u director at the Fooclliank. It has cllltr1butedl! total ot18mlllloo W<B'Iey. Now the .Cleveland Foodbanlc, a . pounds at food. · The CleYeland Foodblnk. one of private, ilon-Protlt oraaotnot;ton, w~ recalll with amllll!lllellt d~ thattheFoodbank'sflnltthnlefood SUBSCRIPTION RATES . Mlddlepauf Oalllpoh, Ohio Pwlint PlaaJGol, W. Va. CLEVELAND (AP) - Imagine By Carrier or Motor Ro•le SWIMMING POOL OWNERS f'oetiiiVf m«e lhlill !100 lnetOr-traU« rip jl!ICked with fqod lined upend-to-end and )'OU wQJ eomeldea ofhilw . llUICh clonatal food the Greater Cle\'elllld Con-onaullty· Fooc!bank hal ~.to IOiipldtdoenaand err.apocy food eenten ovel' tile put tm-.yesn. Mlllt at that food would have been ~ llll!reb' beCalile It Wll I Welfare department officials. sued in registration dispute ' CINCINNATI (APJ -Hamilton County welfare offices will continue to ban voter registration in welfare offices until a federal court says It . must allow It, says MelVin Tibbetts, assistant director of Ute Hamlltoo· County Department of Hwnan Services. . U.S. District Judge Carl Rubin on Friday set a hearing on the matter fOr Sept. 24 after Project Vote, a natlon.al voter registration group and Ohio Secretary ofState Sherrod · Brown flied a $5.3 million silit. ·. "We'll continue to protect our clients' confidentiality uqtll a court tells us different,'' sak! Tibbetts. . "We haven ~! had any trouble anywhere else In the state," Brown said. "They are denying people's oonstltutlonal rights to be r'fgistrars." : Gloria Fauss, 35, of Columbus, Ohio director of Project Vote, was irrested atafood~tampdlstributlon • here Wednesday and charged omce \Yith crlininal trespass and dlsor1derly conduct for tJYing to register • ~ people in a lobby waiting area. Ms. Fauss said she signed up·25 new voters before she was arrested. On Friday morning, a group that ·inCluded Democratic officeholders, local labor leaders and votlngrlghts supporters signed up 44 new voters at the food stampomce befQre being backlog of petltloila . for ~ elections filed with SERB. uniQnlzed... · "Overall, hoWeYel', the new law II Haynes said. Friday' s election living up to expectatio!lS." he said. was the tl1lrd to be lleld by his union ''The law was the reason · thelle in the lkounty district - Ohio employees organlzed.,.wi!hout It Council 8 - his AFSCME regional they never woold have ...they now otnce oversees since t)1e collective . have protectloll in organizing. . · bargalnll)g law went into effect in protectlongl!arartteedbylaw." ' April. "With the vote behind · WI~ He said weltare department Haynes concluiled: ''we will flOW employees in Washlllgton County able to begin negotiation&." · ~ accepted the union, whll~ those in "1bee only thing the law guaran• Athens Count y reje c ted tees," City Manager Chrta Manis representation. said Friday, "Is their right to AFSCME's IJ.member, y alllpo- organize; to have a grievance Its l!argalnlng unit . inCludes all pl'OCe<iure and a payrol} check-oft employees in the street mainte- fOr Union dues. Other th4ll ~t, It nance division. water and sewer slltlpiyoutlinesjlre&Swheroyw.can treatment plants, water and sewer disagree: : · "It certainly doesn't guarantee a maintellance division, water meter readers and cemeterieS and parks pay raise," he added. ' malntellance dlv(ston. "At this point," Morris continued "As far as the unionizing effort "we will begin developing a union ~" he said, "the Gallipolis vote contract through negotiation." f will go a long way in the rest of this "The only things !!flplllated by Ia'II! county and In surrounding that mustbeintheftnalcontractare counties." that there be included • procedure · "It will help get the message out for handling grievances and ,the. that the process ha.S started and is meansofdeductingunlonduestrorri · the employees' paychecks," he movtng!orward," he said: 111\yries admitted that unlonl2a· added. .' tlon efforts have gone slower than Morris said the city could look expected under the new law. He said forward to increased expellllell as a the delays were largely caused by a result of Friday's vote,IITegardless of the outcome of negotla!IOM. "With the union in," he concluded' "the city wlll have to protect i;;if. l.ouery winning That means the hiring of p~ numbers: 886,5873 ' legal representation, consideration of employing consultants, as well al , CLEVELAND (AP ) - The a higher cost in management ttme winning number drawn Friday during the course of negotiations." , The ilnlon represents city em· night in the Ohio Lottery's dally garne, "The Number," was 886. ployees in Cleveland, Cincinnati! ·ln the "Pick 4" game. · played Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, · ~ Monday through Friday, the win· Youngstownandmoreth&n70~ nlng nwnber was 5873. Ohio COIJ!IllUnltles. The lottery reported earnings of ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~ $1,000,421 from wagering on "The 1 Nwnber." The earnings came on ' ,..,._, ...... , ....... sales of $1,:m,:m, while holders of usP 116-Nf winning tickets are entitled to Share A Mulllme•la New-r $292,782. Publls~ed ea cp Sunday, 825 Third In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, Avenue , by the Ohio Valley Publish· lng .Company , Multimedia , Inc. !e· ,.., 493 50 Holders f I led $ S8 es Iota ...., · · 0 cond class posta tte paid at Gallipolis, winning tickets are entitled to 45 Ohio ·45631C Entere d as second class """,675. A winning $1 mailing mail er at Pomeroy, Oltlo, pe.rcent, or ..., Post Office. straight ticket earns $4,872. A """"'"~$1b0xed ticket t?ft':l M~mbf'r: The Associated Press In" uu~oo earns,.-." land Dally Press Assoclallon and the The Number: elght-elght·s!X. American Newspaper Publishers AS· Pick 4: five-elght·Seven·three. ~oclallon , Nallonal Adverllslng Reachlevesome parlty and equltywith employees in cities that are presentative , Branha m, 1717 West Nine Mile Road, Suite 204, Detroit, Michigan, 48075 . , Foodbank beneficiary of others' mistakes . ~----:--:---:--= will approach DOrthwest Ohio Saturctay night and move through all or the state Sunday and Sunday night. TOnight's loWs will be in the Ens. Cloudy sides and slxlwers are forecast Sunday with temperatures · • mostly In the 70s and low Ins. The early part of next week wUI be cooler and near nonnal lo a little below normal. A chanceofshowerslsexpectedMonday, andlt will becotne rnostly tali' Tuesday and Wednesday. Afternoon temperalure$ will reach into the 70s. Nighttime lows will cool down to the 50s and low 60s. Moisture supplies are advancing northward from the Gulf, and It looks as though some significant rainfall will' be possible Sunday as a cold tront advances Into Ohio trom the west. Shower coverage will probably be around 70 to ~percent maxtmwn with a ttnJencY to be heal(ler in the central and 110rthern parts of the state. Some amounts SundaY COOld betn theollt'-halfinch toone inCII~anda~ea quarter-Inch to a llalf·lnch. The next good drying tor hay()perl!tlons will come nell! Tuesdl\y and Wednesday. but rainfall could be back by Thursday or Friday. • • A look back over the past seven days' weather statlsticy in Ohio srows that tempe!'a lure$ averaged tram one to three degrees below nonnal. The average maxlmW!l$ ranged from the low 70s in northern Ohio to the upper 7lfi In the southern part o1 the state. Minimums averaged in the low to mld 50!;. On the coolest morning, some temperatures were down to the upper ans and low 4lll tn northern and scme central areas of Ohio. Nearly all areas received precipitation las1 weekend and Monday. tl!!ln cool, dry weather developed at mldw~k. Precipitation ranged from as litt)e as one-~th inch to 1.3 inches, with the average between one-third incl! and one-half inch. Growing degree day totals for tile~ Were short of normal by '10 to 30 with accumulations of !I> to 127. I It uhu 9, 1914 I' ' 44t 2nd ,.,.,... GaM'pllh, Ohio 45631 (814) 4<16-3832 f1o.ine1 Royal Tour 4-Piece luggage Set Magn<Mix Modular Stereo System .' �s.,.•.••,'· Grand jury returns indictments; makes recommendations· . ' I PT. PLEASANT - The Mason County gtand Jury ·returned a tpree-count Indictment Friday . agalnst the two prisoners who escaJl«< from t)le Mason County Jall August 12 and made several recomrnendatlons conC('rnlng the operatlon of the Jail after hearing evldenC(' regarding the escape. An indictment charging ·Michael Wayne Grubbs, 33, and Ronald Ray Myers, 21, with aggravated robbery in connection with the theft of money from jail dispatcher David Jarvis, larceny, in connection with the theft of Jarvis' car and jail breaking was among the 10 indictments returned by the eight~wornan, seven-man grand jury. Grubbs, who was apprehended In Williamst6wn and returned to the Mason County jail, \Ws previously charged with 10 counts of forgery and uttering, one of whic)l .is scheduled to go to trial next week in witb ihe Incident at Tat's. . 1, Olttageville, ~ed with er>provide sufficient funds to employ Wood County. Myers, who faces a municl~ity's IDmdaries do oot •.U:ti J•v Kevin Sbellne 18 terfna without brealdlll! and larceny •. I additional correction officers in or· murdet trial in connection with the coincide with the county tne~nct~. n..,.. on, -. Willi Indicted ' on' at.~~~'-·ftty _,.., ~--• and Gravel In - . P1int Ple18111t, ,.......,.....,... death of TeiT)' McCausland, is still der to staff the jail :K blurs a day, then the m..Uclpsllty 1111111 provide · at-large. seven days a week. · a vo(er's list of thole ~ who .chtarlltB · ~ luiary an(! lan:tnY In July. ooimec:tlon with the incident at the .:.. Tressle CQlllns, %1~ Ripley, · · The correctional officer on duty In connection with the jl!il escape, may legltilpately vote In that Kl~ery residence. chalrtled with larceny in connection -" should personally monitor the cells the grand jury .made recom!TIIIlicipality's election." Al10 indicted were: with the theft rl. a riilg from Role, , mendations which will be forwarded d prisoners on . a re~ . basis Dewey Bryant Wroten, 19, Snead in June. · , The. grand jury also returned a to Sheriff Robert E. Fruth and the during their shift. - Stephen . Wall!& 1borna; 30, Mason County Conunission. - The dispatcher's dirties should four-count lndict1Jient agal- three Route ~. POint Pl~t. dlarged Among those recommendations is be cmfined to those rl a dispatcher, men in coonectlon with a burglary lit with two counts d llurglary in con· Roote 2, Leon, cllarged with. that "Trained law <enforcement of· and not extended to include duties of the lone of Dooald c. Kingery, nect1on wltb an Incident at the Ruth manufacturing marijuana and .1 fleers shotild escort prisoners at all . a deputy sheriff and/or correctional Pllitt Pleasant, . In Apr!~ · am a Fraddln residence 1!1 Galljpolis p oslon with Intent to manufac· lure marijuana. .. · . breaking .and e11tering at Tat's Un- JI'erry lri'April. officer. times when said prisoners are Han-y Harvey Lewis, It, Route .Gene C. Oiler; Addison, otao, ; ~ leaving their cell block" and that - An offieer, while in the cell der the Dome on Roote 2, Point ?, Pllint Pleasant, charged with one charged with obtainllll! property by only one !Jisoner should be removed block area of the jail or while on the Plea~~~nt , ln March. count rJ. burglary in coanectlon with falae pretense. from their cell at a time. jl!il's eJevator, should be provided -Michael Allen &nlth, 19, Milton,:.:. the grand jury also recan' communication$ with persons in the · Named In thl!t ill(ti.ctmenl were an Incident at the Rut!) Franklin residence in April. charged with burglary In COIUiectiOI) ': · mended: Michael Edward Huddleston, 19, Mt. dispatch area of the jail. Lawrence Patterson. Route 1, will an incident at tile Don Reynolds , • - That a camera system should The grand jury &Eo made a ·Pilot, N.C., Jay Uberatore, :10, HunGallipolis Ferry, charged with residence In Frazier's llcttOID, an!l, be iristalled in the jail for ·surrecommendation alter hearing tington, and J{eith A. Pridemore, 19, receiving st4!1en IIIJ(Xls. also cllargjld with larceny an~ ., 1 veillance of the cell blocks from the evidence about alleged illegal voting Poitt Pleasant, all . charged witb Gary Waylie Taylor, ?J, Route receiving ltolen goods. , •• • dispatch area. in the May 8_New Rayen municipal burglary and larceny in connection 1 election. While no criminal with the incident at the Kingery . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The elevator system in the jail should be made secure. wrongdoing was found by the jurors, residence, 81¥1 breaking and en· :1 - The County Cmnmission should they did recommend "when a tel'ing and · larceny in COillleCllon Happenings ~~ Meets Monday . ; MIDDLEPORT- United Metho<!ist Women of Heath United ~·e thodlst Church wtil meet at 7: 30 p.m. "Monday at the church. 13evotions will be given by Katie Swanson and the program by (ien Chesher. Hostesses are Nan Moore. Elizabeth Mourning, Lorena Davis, l)'Y Sleeth and Edith Jividen. ''•: Em~rgency runs Council to meet Yearly goals discussed Friday MIDDLEPORT - The annual . Inspection by District 669 Governor James Taylor was held when the Pomeroy-Middleport Rotary Club met ·Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church. Iti a talk the District Governor spoke on goals for the next year pointed ·o11t that the organization Is shooting for an Increase· of six percent In membership to · bring worldwide membership to aver one miliion. Another goal istowi!Mipollo from thefaceoftheearthbytheyear 200lwhen theelubobservesits 100th anniversary, Taylor said. He also .sears and around .Meigs . spoke on the Rotary program to drill wells for safe drinking water In Hondoras. Annette TaylOr, wlfeofthedistrict governor. judged the annual loud shirt coniestwlthBUlBlower named the winner. Eighteen Rotarians and their spouses attended the meeting with dinner seJVed by women of the church. . "· If~ ~ ' . ' .. '• ". •. ' ' ' I •·~ : ..• ;~p " foraflw .......tii- FOI FlU ESTIIIlR (All CUlT lllLEI PHONE ··6-2770 ' .- • ' }I . ' •• ·.• r. ,.,.,f' ' SILVER IIIDGE PLAZA _................ ..... PH. 446-2770 •-; ,, ,J_j ., •• •,, 'I J''l •! .. ,,' EVERYDAY LOW . PRICES ON I Now Available In All Area Kroger Stores! 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WIJ!!lralaaamachlnlatatthelfobaon of Wor:Jd War ll, member of the rallroal yanls; waa a subBUtute Carrollton United MPthodlst ~ mall can1er !or the Middle- Church, CarmUtOn VUlaae Board of po&;l P,Oit O!llcP tor23 yean and tor Public Alraln, ~ o!the 3'2 years owned and ~ted the Carrollton Cllaptk ot AARP. GUI'nore Service Statloll on North member of the Burl1que Square Sel:ondAve.,lnMlddleport. Dance Oub, the Society ot Piasttc ~ are two daughters and Engineel's, Senior Otl2lens of Carsons-in-law, JOIUI and Bob TI!Wks· . rolltonandiscredltedwithstartlnga bacy, and Carla Sue and Dennis canmunlty crime watch program saeJens, au ot M!ddleport; a there. . su.,lstster, Mrs. Harold (Lettie) Survtvol"$ Include his wife, .Yirgl· RuSk, Eatmton, Ga.; a grand· - nla Roe whom he married Aug. 12, daughlei",Mrs.~(CincMCiark. 19C5, a S(JI, Roberto! Colwnlals; ana a great-8f811C1son. JO&iaia three d!iughters. Mrs. Cll1lord Wayne Snider, both of Wlncbester, (Patricia) Calvert,CarroUtoo; Mrs. va.) sister-in-law and brotber·ln· RJchard (Nancy) Rlllce a1 New Ia~, Hele!l and Judsc:lt White o! Philadelphia and Miss Linda Tope MldtDeport; a slster·bl·laW, Rachel o! Rochester, N.Y., a brother, Clu1lty of Columbus 81¥1 several Kenneth Tope of London, Ohio; six . niec:eland nepllewa, . grandchildren. ~ bbn In death besides Memoi1al services will be held ~prents were his wife, Mildred .Monday at 2 pm. at the Carrollton Eill OwEus Gilmore; a daughter, United MdlWist Churcb W11J1 Rev. Mit. Sally Frlled; tbn!e siepbrotlr Rocmey Buchanan ofllcladllg. The ~Olear. Tom and Bob Fugate; a tamllyriiquestamtmodaiClOIItriW· tster Gi!l1nlde sauer, and his tioils be made totheCarrolltOa'Unlt ,EdFupte. ~ the American ~ ,Society. will be beld at 2 p.m. .11Je 9NEIEIW!y-Dodd Ftmenll Heme Mllnday at the Rawllllp-(:mt. ~ CaiTollton IJad cbarJ1t! a1 arrangenenls, ,, ---· • c • ...._ LANGUAGE • VOICE • STUnERING SPEECH DELAY • H.EARING IMPAIRED .__"'!"''_,_____ ._II!!IIII!!!!!IJ-II!"!'I!'I!O_""!ffl_ _._ . . Open Deily 1 Sole Storts Sunday. Sept. 9 · Sole Ends Tuesday, Sept. 11 Sundey 1-8 ~. AC/DC Sole Price Pom:.bleAM And FM Radio . = MEiMOFEX Sale Price letaOrVHS VIdeoTape 6. 18. ---------- .... 2-, 4-, 6-hr. VHS: 1~ - . 3-. 4Y.-hr. Beta record time. Slk»fuue lur*!o dial. 3" dyror*" IJ**er, AC powercord..SOVe. ffiONTON-GraceV.Rymer,43, ~Ashland, Ky., a I"'Wi lanstnlck 19.97~~ by a car ooaLawrenceCounty.road. ......... (',mtury ~ 3·sp••d 20" Fan Our Reg. 19.97 Rotoiv dial controt, safety grill. 14.97 ~ Safe·T·Rider® Seat Children's lightweight restraint /seat. 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UPPEI lOIII 7 lOT TO 1111 IIC*DA GAlLIPOliS, OHIO ........... ............& \ 1 ' Marion County road. • ........& .' aDIIOUl1Ct!ml!lt." 304-675-1244 . . FRIDAY NIGift' MARION- Karen S. Eblln.17, al Caledonia, In a twoaraccldent on a . -. eJev'elandareasupennal'icetsare • M.~. '' • N8W !.i" ~tUbe lor hlgt1 ~ • Vlllble CQ I lela check-list In vlevlllnCier • Built-In Title Generator wlttntopwotch function • Ughtwelght-onlv 31bs., 5 OIL , - - . .- WE R!SlAVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. contract~t PAMELA ADKINS, RoC.-·~ '• COPYRIGHT 1984 · THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, THROUGH SATURDA.Y, SEPT. 15, 1984, IN follow the 1eac1 or t!IP Kroger eo. ot ClnCinnatl, which Is l!llp8Jidlng houn at Ita Ck!veland-area stores beginning Sept. 16. ClPVeland·area supenriarketa have had resti1cted hours becauaeot a policy set bl a1946 '. •·' Now Offering With Therapist M~ 48, Rt. 2, BidM!Il.llluden~ ~· '".iiS Friday 8llilwnoed they would Ear~ Nose and Thro·a t Specialist E!1w1n D. ~tlaiOO, Sl, Rl. 2, BIMieu, lu di1Wr, and Emma M. ' V' canon • 'lbreearee~upermarkl!tchalnon JOHN A. WADE, M.D. . 11oUtewtre:. ' Ollolgoodiii!U Heretlredlnl982!mntheL.C.T. PdlateCourt-= .... • canon 6X 111.2 power JOOm lenS ~ mocro • Exclusive Juto.rocus &rstem · - CARROU.TON - Raymoad S. Tope, 63, ot Fourth St. Welt East, Carrollton, died Friday ewnlng at University Hospital In CieYeland after a nine monlhl'lllneu. He was born Jan. 3, 192lln Galllpnlls to the late Walden and Jessle MayH!l!on Tope. operatloi:L days, at 6 p.m .• except Thursdays and Fridays when they close at 9 p.m. .. Tile oontracts between the super· marlceta and Local !Bio!tlte United Food and Conunerclal WorkPrs Local tBI expires M<n;lay. The union haa announced Its members wm wor1c beyond the exp1ra11on date. "We ate IIIIIIOUIICing expanded hours beginning , ~y," said Susan Barlow,.a spoil pvoman.tor Plck·N·Pay superrnarlleta. "The reaaon Is ~ to wmpetltlve reaction to Kroger'• ~· Speech and _Language Therapy now closed SUndays and cloi8e other rfaiPthls putWI!Pk b!Galllaewnty ·. ..."' 8x1o-color ~1 Raymond S. Tope ,........._._....__.~--...-...... ~-Filing for mar- . ;I Visit Your KROGER PHOTO CENTER For All Film, Flash & Photo· finishing Needs. . RIO GRANDE -Or. JohD Peter awarded the Amerlc\ln Caneer N'atlonal Cancer Institute. MJnton, noted Proteuor ot Suraery Society's Professorship o! CUnlcal He Is a former Investigator and 1n the Department ot Surgery at OncoiOIY !or the State Ot Ohio chairman of the Immunology Sec- lion of the Central Oncology Group Ohio State University' a Qlllege of (tm81) . . Medicine wt11 dllcUss ' "How to Or. Mlpton received his M.O. sponsored by the National Cancer avoid- from Caacer'' dUring a degree and Ph.D. in Immunology at Institute. As a surgical oncologist, he ' meeting open to the public, 1burs- , Ohio State. His credentials Include day, sept. :13, at the Fine and . appointments as clinical astoclate, employs an Interdisciplinary ap- • Perfonplng Arts' Building on til!! Surgical Branch, National Cancer proach to treatment and manageRio Grande College Campus. Tile lnltltute; clinical cancer fellow ot ment of cancer patients using the session begins at 7 p.m. ' · the American Cancer Society:_ fl)ur most effective modalities Dr. Mlntop specializes In cancer, members of the executive commit· surgery and or radiation therapy, of the breast, colon, Uver and other tee ot the i\merican ·:.u19C!atlon !or ch e moth e r a p y a nd gastrointestinal problems. He was Cancer Education; chairman of the Immunotherapy. Surgery Committee and vice· The recipient ot many 'research , ' chairman of the Gastrointestinal and teaching awards, his visit Is , Committee of tbe Southwest Oneal· sponsored · by the Gallla County ·· ogy Group sponsored by the Homemakers Extension Club. · · k · d Supe · l'mar ets expan hours in Cleveland Mar~ licenses '. '·'• C' A;member~tbeMIMleportFirst Unf)ed Presbyterian Church, Mr. G~ lllo beloqed to M~ port MaiMmc Lod&e 36'1, Free 81¥1 Accjepta! Muon8; the Columbus Chl<pter of the Aaclelt Accepted ScottlshRite; theOrdero!theWhlte Shrine of Jerulllllerr), and Aladdin Friday In Hol2er l'dedlcal Center. Born Feb. :13, 1926. In Mingo County, W.Va., IOIIOfthe,lateJohll W. lind Lula MeCbld Marcum, he ., was a World War n Navy veteran !ll1d !onnerE!llployeeofU.S. Steel. Surviving are his wife. Dolly Marcum; two 50111, BUI o! Tal· lmadge, and Terry of Loraine; !our daughters, Judy .Adc;ot:ic of Elyria, Linda Dennis of Loraine, Mary Benson ot Cleveland, and Patricia RJggs of Vennl)lloa; 12arandchlld· C L E V E LAN 0 t A P ) reni.. and a brother, Grover of Cleveland'Brea lhoppen soon wm Gawpolls. beabletodothelrgrWii)'lhopping Funeral arrangenents by Reidy- In the PVenillal and on Sundays aa Scanlan Funml Home, Loraine, major area supermar1r.et chains ate pending. prepare to expand their hours ot . ' I, i:-. I 1 I I Sa)jirday I110l'1lllle at the Kimes CoavaJeooo!!t Center lri Athena. !'&.Gllrnolewulm!Oct 27, 002 on BaD Run near PmJeroy, a 1011 of the late lfemy Rayrnolws GUmore and· tbe tate Cllllmtte GUmore Fupte. . ;t'!te dead: / your fowlllw colo• slide or color negative. ., SW!day. 'l' . $189 . : Only Ea · : . CarlO. G.ibnore . rrotn 6 p.m. Fr.lday unlll r:nlmlgllt CUSTOM PROCESSING UP TO ADVERTISED 111M POliCY GAUJPOUI - Charles L. Shlfley, 73, 1t lliJa!ilon St., GaUlpolls, b-nw~blri.MMClll, died Friday In Holzer M~ Cen . arrange. rnents wUI be IIIIIIOIIJ)Ced • by Crow·HIISiell Funeral Home. ·iM patrol counts tratllc deatm .r! Enlargement : GALLIPOUS - Noah "Buster" ~ people have died In Ohio tra!!lc . ,.. For The Best Of Everything Including Photoflnlshlng. • Go Krogerlng I Charlea L Shirley Marcum,• ~ R~ 11. Nortlwp, formerly of 1..01"81Df, Ohio, died adlildenta this weelcend. · · t ·H....:.: ,.....,.,. moments of your Here's the ideal yldeO cqmera to cap ure a . " ... "":""'' (eatlms nd l'fe the new Carion VC-200A: It's small in Slza-but big In a 1 •uauty You get great canon optics In the super test 6X f/12 piCture q ~ thofs multi-coaled for crisp sharpness and vivid cOlor. ~~=even shoot In low lght down to 20 lux. Come In t~ and look at all these features on the~ Canon VC· 200A Color v Camera. . evening. Noah Marcum wm the Wllalxen F'unel'a1 Home. • •• ~..: -~.&IIR'ft 'Cbe Highway PalnliiBys at least \ <;l La.Jolla, Callfomia, iwo killed on Ohio highways ,, • •Beautiful Glossy Prints •N' Protector Sleeves at Wlllda•Jo1u11on otrlciatmJ. Burial · wiU be In ~ Cemetery. Friends may caD at tbe funeral hOme from 2to41111d 7to9p.m . today with Masonic rUes to be held at7this short lllneu. Fw1efal arranaementa be 8JIJ100nced by ' •I 39% Larger Prints '1bunday eveniDg In the Vetenms' ~FunenallbnewlthtbeRev. • Super Ughtweight with . Great Picture Quality. rvPro-Shot POINT PL!;SANT- R1111eU L. Ball'. '10, ot Camp Conll!y, died :Ho!*tal at1ef a ' qurtng his career, Mr. GUmore PlastlcCanpany.Hewaaavetel'tln ...;..:.------'-----.,-----.:......,.---~~---'., ~(~~ • lncre•H v0ur nome·1 veiUI!I, comfon. and S•tlltection GuetlilteH or Your Maney Beck. R\DaceiiLBall • Noted cancer surgeon, Dr. Mmton schedules Rio .speaking engagemen!. -~ . T~ple. bll.utyl Call your ne•rest Seers store now ATHENS- A $3.2 million project with completlon expected in about broadcast news. The total of six, to create a new home tor Ohio one year. · Anderson notes, rank Ohio Univer· , University's E. W. Scripps School of "The new facility,' with lS,ClXl slty among only three In the nation Journalism will be launched at a usable square feet of space, will offering as many accredited ground-brea king ceremony on give the school of journalism more majors. Wednesday, Sept. 12. ParilciP~'tlng In Wednesday's than twice as much space as It The ceremony wUI begin at 11 currently has," says · Cortland ceremony will be L. A. Leser, executive vice president of the a.m. on the West Green area of Anderson, school director. campus, near Alden Library and Scripps·Howard communications " It also will provide the most the future E. W. Scrtpps Hall, the up-to-date Jaboratorles, work areas · company, and Richard Campbell, building now known as Carnegie ·and equipment to students in all .of editor ot the Columbus Citizen· Hall. The public Is Invited to attend. the school's six sequences," he Journal and Ohio University trusCarnegie Hall, bunt In 1900 as the adds. tee. Ohio University Pl'rtlcipants university's first library, will be Include President Charles J ..Ping; Accredited sequences are offered renovated and expanded to form in hews writing and editing, Paul Nelson, dean or the College of Communication; Sandra Hagthe new E. W. Scripps Hall. advertising; public relations, magaConstruction wtil begin this fall, gerty, associate professor of Jourzine, visual CO!l1mun!cation and nalism; and Anderson. .. '. ') ' you mOfe comfonebte What kHIM IUmtner and winter, ¥Ips save energ~, pt'Otect• agt.~t leaks •.ends roof-coet•ng. and heiPt uve you money on utility bitls7 It' a .,_ UNIFLEX ttTM lnsuiltld Aluminum Mobla. HOO,, Roof Sys~. 1'10~ 11 Sears! UNIFLEX IITW ls custom-inatalled over your preeent roof by Seata AuthOrized lnstel'-''· Groundbreaking set for OU facility t ~!epottbualne!!etnan,dledearly INSULATED PROTECTION AGAINST HEAT, COLD AND RAINI 18; Area deaths MIDDLEPORT - Carl 0 . GOmore, 81; 5!ll Mill St., a former Mobile Home Roofovers POMEROY - Three calls were answered Friday by loCal units, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 8:43 a.m., Middleport took Myrtle Harrtson from Ash St. to the Holzer Cllnlc; at Veterans Memorial 5: Rutland too~ Eugene Birch· field from Beech Grove Road to Admitted- Alex Slrchfleld, Ru- Veterans Memorial and at 6: 51 tland; Peggy Lewis, Mlddleport. p.m., Rutland took opaJ Barr from Discharged- Joey Jarrell, Murl Cabin Road to Pleasant Valley Harris, Homer Bradshaw. Hospital. RACINE- Racine VUlageCouncU will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Village Hall. Residents are Invited to attend. TJW Sunday Timet-Sentinei-Page..-A-7 1914 . • �Page A-8-The • Times-Sentinel r ·l er Investigator returns man from Dallas POMEROY -Special Investlga- . tor Gary Wolfe acting on bel!alf of . MeigS County Sheriff James J. Prollltt, traveled to DaUas Camty, Texas on Wednesday to return 27-year old Jlnunle Lee Derenberger, formerly of Pomeroy, to M;elgS County. . Derenberger pled gullty to charge;ofrecelvlngstolenpi\Jpe1y In October, 1982. He was then ~leased on his oWn ~ce liut falled to appear for sentencing. He Is now scheduled to appear on a llench warrant Monday before Ccrnmon ·Pleas Judge Charles Knlght. Derenbel'g!!r waived extra- . dillon pi\JCeedlngs last week follow111g his apprehension by Garland Texas pollee. I N,O,P,Q ........... • tile Ft6idl "" Calolly • £llld ~ ''BiverTni.,PJri&" The .niiK, Iaiii FI,MI ' ~ Aln•41a, Va., Ill IIIIo ........ ••ll'ectwal drawlap ~ ..ae madill Ill .......... La tile eUibiL lilvf.r Taawpwtala•111'1Q'II&Gtillh tile IIIII ~ Septenber, 111111 W11 llal lleouiue a traw~Dc flll W CUI'IIied tr.n tile Fread~ "" Calolly. :c: • W :! ;: ~! •• 2!! {!.:o: ii~l ::t• ·• . JCIO · ; "" .. M 'W . , ' ~=:ft.· • : . • ' Q, 0 I 1 1 1 1 t t Ill . ·••• t 1 1 1I I I I I River h~tory alive with exhibit, slide presentation at Riverby ' By LEE ANN WELCH Trtlwie Staff wnter . GAU.IPOLIS - IJte on !be river,' a time gone by. wlien travel was slow and Ufe's pace was easy. Tile old river boats have rome to Ute again at the French Art Colooy, with "River Transports," an exhibition of models, photography and . pallltlngs of sta'llwheel steamboats. Bringing 5peclal Ule Into !be exlllbit will be Capt. CharleS Stoqe of Pt. Pleasant, an member of Sclll8 and Daughters of Plooeer Rtvermen. Stooe will Jli'I!Se!lt a slide show 1bursday, 8 p.m. at Rlverby of varbis disasters and traditional paddlewheel steamboats on !be Ohio River. Tile rereptlon and J11 entatlm are tree to the public, IIClXII'dlng to R1veroy Maniage licenses . ; POMEROY - A marriage U· has been Issued In !be Meigs io Frands Qlren Ray, Jr., ~. Jackson, and 'Ipeya Sue Taylor, ~.Middleport. l 'two maniage ending . POMEROY-Terr!LynnWIIsoi1, Pomeroy, and Max Wayne WUson, Shade, have filed for a dissolution of tllelr marriage In MeigS. County q.nmon Pleas Court. '~ Nellle June Cook, Syracuse, has . ftledfbra dlvorcefranRaymondE. Cook, TuCSC!n, Arlzona, on !be . grounds of gross neglect of duty and i exbene cruelty: • . . •• ·• ' before.~. J:' : ~J; ..... i Q ··-. ... ·lbhondr those who · ·have gone • .. ~it • ~n ;+ . PoMEROY - Meigs residents . who last names begin with N·,o,P aild Q must renew thetr auto licenses during the month of Septeinber. . Social Security numbers tor Individuals and Federal Tax I.D. numbers for companies are required. •To n:!glster a vehicle, not titled In your name, you must sutxnlt an acceptable power of attorney. The license bureau Is located at 1$6 Mulbeny Avenue, Pomeroy. Hours are9 a.m. to4p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday; 10 a.m. to 8 J!,m. Tuesday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,· '11\ursday and Saturday. Sue Mals$n, phone 992-20!4 Is deputy rtglstrar. Oxmty Probate Court 19M GALLIPOUS FERRY '11111 ,......, 111 t11e G·•r • F!!ft7, "loial W. r.-," Ia .,_ ~. a ~·~ motorists tnust obtain · license tags Section rn3.i a+e I »"* .._ ~ llie ' 'Oils 11. . . . . ....,duelbela& ...... '1'!llr8l "'Aim.._~ ........1 51 ..,. "' ...1 ;~ ...... 0 .'" 1.. . :a~ .. .... .... ...""' ~ .• members of the Pioneer Rlver.men organization - A. Lawrence Bates, Louisville, Ky.; 1Jolm Ftyant, Alexandria, Va.; Chris Eaton, Athens; Gerald Sutphen, Huntington, W.Va.; and Allen Hess, lbtoo, Mass. :n.e exhibit shows 1101 only the tecbnlcal Ule of riverboats, but the kind of men who worked on and repaired them. Riven llave ~ conveniEilt: aoceeS acro&l the country since the ftnlt setyers came to AllB1ca. she said. Rafters utlllZied the ftrst Industrial use of the river, providing lumber to areas inareesslble by land. For pteamae, J)IISIIell&el' rjverboats established a precedent ci deo adence, w' added, with ceystaJ chaDdellered baDroams. NJNnl NA'IOIEZ Nllf!' executive dlrecior Connie CampbeU-Eaton. Works are displayed by five ...... ~.ttlaputlllllie Rhw Tt I Ma exhiJ« 8& Clle FreDell Alt~,wMehdbe ........ tiauwp SepL •• and provided Elltertalnment fum river town to river town. Today's rtyer travel Is mostly barge and taw boats tmn WI}Xlladons and transportation . <XIJIII8llles. Despite rapidly growing tecbnolo&Y. the tradition ~ the river Is constant, Ms. CampbeU-Eatm said. ) I River Transports will bewme a traveling exhibit, Ms, Qunpbeii-Eatoo eald, based out ~ the French . Art Ollooy. canplled with the help of the Sons and Daughters ~ Pioneer Rive! Dll!il. On display are archltecutral drawlnp, color and biiCk and white photograplly and delalled oil pallltlnp for both lndustrlel · ~pleasure uses. It lllustralel traditional and PI E&alt designs of thelle waterway veaels, Ms. Canipbeii-Eatoo said · While tbare arc a nmnber of drawmgs and ~ ~ varklus W!Sil!ll, Wl!llll8lldlng attention In one~ Ill a scale model of the Chaperon by Joial . Fryant. '!be bOat has changed names IIYB' !be yeats, but wae buBt at Chambersburg, mw called Eureka, aCcording to lnfonnallon from Flyant. . Originally called the J.C. Kerr, It was buUt In 1884, and renamed In 190!1. In 1917, the vessel was sold and renamed the Choctaw. It .burned Mai'ch 8, 1922 at Melrose Landing on the Tallahatchle Rlvll'. HCW'S tor the exhibit at the French Art Colocy, which will run through Sept. 00, are Thesday and Thursday 10 &;in to 3 p,m., Saturday and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m., and Is funded In part by the Ohio AI1S Coonctl. '!be ·River TraiiSpllls exhibition Is llplllsored by !be Lafayette . Hotel Ltd., located b) Marietta. tribute · otandarda I!III'R ha• Ill loutach monument enabln uolo · ...ure you of lhe atmootlft qa.Uty ..... deilp. r~·---------I~ COUPON II rj _;.,...._. Logan Monument Company Pomeroy, Ohio-Vinton, Ohio I ~ DPiease send me FREE booklets showing memorials printed in full I !. 11 I II color with sizes nad prices listed. I II 1• DKindly ~ave an authorized logan ' II 1: Monument Co. representative c.ll I . i " atmyhome. I· I DPtease send me details about 1 II! I I, Mausoleums without obligation. . !t ··- StrHI or Routo ---.- --- .... ----LOGAN MONUMENT . City or Town Pomeroy, Oh; Pomeroy-M..on Bridg• L8o L. Veu.hen. Mgr. Phone 9 2-2588 Vinton .w. Mein St. Jem• 0, 8ullh.'MJ1r. Phone 381-HOI . " • SCALE MODEL- '11111MIIe model ~ lhe Olaperoa, blllt • ...... -Eun!ka, .. '*"PhJed Ia oae pllery. It halt Ia .JJM. - ll8llled tile ii.C. Kerr, . wl*;ja- eh' a' La JIM.IIold Ia Ul1 111111 l'fllllned ... a.o. taw, • bumed Ia Mardi, ~ 'lbe...._ ___ _ •. ~Ill Alex Ala. Va. Fhe oll*nd£ are,...ol ... ....., ('¥ 1 fhNJ al 'the 8n*le ..' I �The Times-Sentinel • The Sundoy Calendar \~Bossard Lib~ary bookmobile route set · MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, will . hold a picnic Monday at the · Route 33 Roadside Park. Members are to take a covered dlsh. Themeatwlllbefumlshed : All 298 SECOND Sl. POMEROY, OH.. GAlLIPOLIS - Washington : Elementary PTA will meet . Monday, 7 p.m. for Meet the Teachers nlght. ( '\··f USDA .CHOICE ·. . : : GALLIPOLIS - Rive{Slde . ~ Study Club wW meet TUesday, 1 • p.m. at the Down Under J;re;rtaurant. :• :.·Art • ' • HARRJSONVU..LE - Harrl· · ;sonvllle Senior Clllzel)s Will have i :blood pressure day on TUesday . ~fromlOa.m. till noon. Registered . Nurse Femdora Story will be In ~ofthecllimc. · ROCK SPRINGS - I Kelvin Klng,newvocalmusiclnstructor 1 at Meigs High School, will be present when the Meigs Local School Dlstrlct Vocal Music Boosters meet at 7: 3J · p.m. Tuesday In the vocal nxm of the high school. An organizational session will be held, Pat Thoma, president, announced. · · • · · ' , e 0 "· > ' , ' :: .• ' · '. •' - .. J 49¢ FRYER PARTS .. ~~ ·. 9¢ CHICKEN ~~· ......•• 4 · ' 1 · g¢ BACON ••••••••••••• Chore~. a Tl~ XX ~gram,. ' ,, ~ . -• ri COLUMBIA LB. .._ ....... u - ~Man· . CROWN CITY - Mrs. and Mrs. Mac Wallace, Crown City, will celebrate their :iOth wedding annl· versary with at reception at their homeonOidRoute7,Sept.l5,1p.m. Wallace and the former Irene Blain were marr1ec;1 Sept. 15, 1931. They have a son, Blain W'l)lace. 71XXJ. Meigs County .GALLIPOUS - Friends ,and · relatives of Clarabelle and HolUB Brown are Invited to a r ec:eptlon to honor their marrlage. The couple man1ed July 6 at Harrisburg, Va . The reception will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 16 In the multl·purpoae room of Woodland Centers, Ga!BpoUs . Mrs. Brown Is the mother of Mrs. Wanda Speakman of 'Mt. Sterling, Ohio; Mrs. Sue Michael of Vincent, Ohio; Gary, Kenneth and .Alan Drummond of.GaWpolts. Brown Is tile father of Gene. Brown, Mrs. Carolyn Cromllsh, Mrs. Helen Holley of Gallipolis, and Donald Brown of Vinton. . ... wro hlr1l l ~turday,endlng~ ,lrlplientadeln wsooaJtenmn. . . I . lfl!!mory of his stepfather, wmdled · "Beforethetrlplwasstressedout ua. U, 1981. · . on the job and other things. The • "~ was up on .le8rnblg. I. whole Idea for, the trip was there to ildn t know abOut lmses, · be no stress. 1·didn't have to be 10 I chose It ll)Y·. mode of anywhen! at a certain lime," he ·CE.t.ER .·v··••••••••••• .: · ·s,~LKS 3/$}·, :.. 't r .J. . . MARAGARINE~.. . 160z. . I MR. P. _ 9.5 • ' . We Carry Supplies and lquipmenf in Stoclc HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. 304-492-4788 . ...... ••,. •• . • ..• ~ . Ladies' 7-0IAMOND 14 Ct; Cluster In 14 Kt. Gold oz.·$62'9 '· c..,.. .._, Clllr It $14.9 . 0. ;.; .. . .... ...,At ..... . ....... Ulllt P~1 Offw lql• s.t••• 11, 1tl4 • .ANNIVERSARY CEI FBRATION • ' • . Clog~;~ing •Huge . Capacity • 1425 6.5 AMP MOTOR FOR EXTIA·SUCnON POWER $0-1. MORE POWER NOW ONLY •Headlight ·~i'B!~!:o:::;•r ,- ) . w. ' . $ 1499S. For 60 IN. WOOL AND WOOL BLEND · # 20b 1 i.AIGE SELECTION OF ON THIS EUIEIA ONLY ·. $249 95 SUMEI FABRICS s.-. sso lndto<IH I pc. Attach· - ·· S.t. Action. SAVE 3.6 H.P. THIS WEEK ONLY •. 21111Ph. "l·tiU Deep · Cleaning . 20°/o oFF . 1u .. ON THIS EUREKA FEATURE-PACKED YAC. 7&" SEASON OPENINS SPECIAl$ COMPLETE HOME- CLEANING SYSTEM. GET THE IENEm Of AN UPIIGHT AND A CANISTER .THE FABRIC SHOP t'•W..~11,1tM •• •• SAVE S20 , EXCWSIYE 4-WAY •Keeps Suction DIAL-A-NAP Strong. DUAL-EDGE KLEENER •Prevents ' OPIII 9·5 IIONIAY·SA'IRDAY, fJIDAY \·1· ·Room. ,' J EUREKA TOP-FILL . BAG • (I .II J "Lay-Aways" . CLUTCH BAG WITH QUARTZ WATCH · . NEW FALL ARRIVALS IN PRINTS, PLAIDS, STRIPES ~-=- Ulit OM P-: · tmse. 1/2 PRICE SHUIFINE SUIAI 111 IOn tht "T"l SAVE S30 ;_ ' 129 MILl ST. [1111!!!!11 S9US 14. ~ · nDE DETJIGENT wm ' . THRIFT KING CORN, .PEAS, ,Sorority meeting a· 32 Oz.. · MIDDLEPORT GAWPOUS list s·. g 9¢ ·CATSUP ••••••••••••• $ oz. 1 31 BEETS •••••••••••• PIZZA •••••••••••• 21Sl ·· "Quality Apparel . Affordabl)' Priced" 43 COURT ST. ' . SHEDD'S.S.P.REAO 3 Lb. Crock • • • • .2. . . STOKELY /•U If'A I,. lft/N ~ ~AsMED.I,UM DOZEN •• . _.;l$ ,. ~ ····~·~······ · ~- · ~ ,__.GERGADGE . ON SALE NOW THRU SEPT. 15TH OP(N DAilY 9:30-6:00; FRIDAYS Til 1:00 CLOSrD SUNDAYS • , I' ElfniE STOCK OF: Clutches, Shoulder, . Top · Handle Handbags In L.athor, Canwas, Cor_. duroy and more. ~:fo $219 TAWNEY JEWElERS 924 Stcond, Gllli :::,is_ _, said Melzcar, whoprevtouslyhasUved In Sl.vlt2lerland. Spain and California, would llketosellgreetlngcards and posters featuring the draft OFF '"'"' ...... Municipal Parlli!pglotl •· • 35°/o ...------------1 travels ·BOO-miles bn· horse, cart, transportation," Met2car, 29, said. lochelta;,N.Y., man rodelm The advmturer bou&frt cpyde. a ijilles In·a '-ne mid cart tb Visit hls Belgian draft llorsi!, two~ !'1/P· cnmdltlltfler aays be jH~ driV· A_fanner friend taua1tt allout )ig a bone to hls CI'J'S because with horses and boarded the bone on hls il!le,llot!e. ''l've~scmeboc:!YtOtalk · farm In Rochester. Meac~·and his . friends build the cart. \!'(!.' • ·. . Atter el days of travel, Greg Meizcar,apOOiographer~saldthe '~ar arrived ln.Greenville last trip was also Intended 10 ease HA . DBAGS Reception set for couple i\Je ~ GREENVD..LE, Ohio (AP) -A .. · ~2712. · POMEROY- f'ret'ept()l' Beta' ,;;.. Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Pill .::::; CSorortty, meet 'l1alrsday at J: :ll p.m. at the Dlamolld SaVIngs and Loan Rlveltloat · Brlckles and the former Hazel . Starkey have five sons and ' nlnl! · grandchldren. Mrs. Melvin (0Uve) Smith o! Pomeroy Is a sister to Brlckles. . : Both Mr. and Mrs. Brlckles attended Pomeroy schools. He Is a retired supennter.ulent at the Lon· don Correctional Institute. Mrs. Brlckles retired from the Fayette Mrmor1al Hospital where she waa a medical technician. Friends and relatives ~ Invited to call during tile DDen houle hours . ·Wallace open house .. 'Twirl fest GALLIPOLIS Gallla County Homemakers will tour ·the John Amos Power Plant, Winfield, on Wednesday. The ; .grrup' wUl leave from the city parkfront 8: l5 a.m. Alter huiCh, ·t)ley group will visit the Cultural Arts Centel' In Charleston, and Shop at the Town Center MaD. For lnbmw~n. call ~ Lear,44&1001orRobertaFisher, order the counselor attempts to send 'the most quallfled person poestble for an Interview. Employ· ers appreciate being able to depend on the Job Bank counselors to do their screening for them, tllus saving themselves valuable time. Theemployersetsthewagespald anll the hours' of employment It Is also his or her responsibility to check references. For more Information call 446- Ga.lli Co a unty """•Y . . :. . .. CHESTER - Charles Capps, an International Bible teacher, ,will be teaching Uve by sateW!te . ·at the Living Word Chester ·Church of God, Sunday through Wednesday. Special music will be provided by David Sapp. '1'11111 .Sunday night servia! will begin · at 7 p.m. The Monday, TUesday . and Wednesday night services will begin at 8 p,m . "Jesus, Our Intercessor" will be the seminar subject . . , Washington C.H. w11ere In the community. When an employer submits a job t Church services Tour set zens Center, U79 S. Elm St, Citizen.! plan ac~ivities .r· . - . An ojlen house wW be held from 4 · to 6 p.m. at the Fayette County Commission on Aging, Senior Ctd- · fitness. ·: Happenings MASON - Monday Is the · deadlineforentzylntheN.B.T.A. open Baton Twlrllng Festival ... being sponsored by Ruffles and Flourishes Baton Corp on Sep- 1· ternber 16 at Wahama High · School. Doors will open at 9 a.m . with corps and team competition gettlngunderway atlOa.m.JII!Iy ' Riggs Is the contest director. Sept.16. \ ·:;,rMon;_ : MIXED LEG QU~RTERS · E . Brlcklea o! 627 E. Market St, Wuhlngton Court HOUle, ~mert,y of MelgB County, wW observe tbelr golden wedding anniYenary on · :"'-week " •• ' ~OY -Mr. andMri.Max cream, cornbread. Security and Medicare and answc;r Friday ..:. Baked macaroni, any questions you may have. :~ GALUroUS • _ Acuvltles · stewed toniaioes, , green beanS, Friday..:. Pllyslcal Fitness, 11: 45 1 ·fSept 10-M tthe.,..;.:! . plums, b~ad, butter. .. a.m.; · Bingo, 1·2 p.m.; PubUc , ..... . Q • a ,-·~r Choice Of beverage seiVed with Dinner and Square Dance - the ·Pi~r- ~~::ws~t ~ each meal; Meals subject to change · meal will be served from 4:15 to ~re ;: Cbo · without notice. · • · 6::ll p.m., meriu is chicken and ~~ rus, 13 • noodles, cole slaw, roll and ,bever· -~:.~... s. ' T 0 p age at $2 or baked ham, lima beans ' L , .........y•. ~· · · · · and corn, cole slaw, roll and t~,;Ja~~,10: :ll a.m.; Ph)'11cal Fitness, POMEROY- The MelpCounty beverage at $2.50. Dessert extra. A U: 15 a.m. , Senior Citizens Center, MlJiberry round and square dana! wtth 1 Wednesday, Sept. -12 - VInton Helghu, .Pomeroy; has the follow. music by the Strlngdusters.'WIIl be ,Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Card Games; lng activities scheduled for the ilo?ld from 7 to to p.m., admlsslon$1 . .1·3 p.m.; American Uterature week of Sept.,J.0.14: . The following week, the Athens , 1p.m.: GilrdenClub,l-3p.m. · Monday - Physical Fitness, Center' Kitchen Band will be at the 1bunday, Sept, 13.-:BibleStudy,' U: 45 a.m.; Square Dance, ·u p.m. center on Tuesday at 11:15 a.m. , . ":'··noon: Legal .ServiCes, 10, TUesday - Physical and the September Blood Pressure ~~m. · , . ,• 11:45 a.m .; Bingo, 1-~~~~m:: · CUnlcwWbeonThursday,Sept. :ll. • Z4 ':!be Senior Nutrition Program . ~day, Sept. 14 -Art Clus, 1~ Bowllng, 1: :ll p.m.; .P aint .m,. ·Craft fd1111<0Urse, 1·3 p.m., ; 1>.m.,. Lot,s Pauley will bEj giving menu for the week Is: . ventng Aetlvltles, 6 to 10 p.m. .' , step•by ~ b)structlon In llflglflldng · Monday :.. Pork chops creamed The' Benlor N)llrltloo ·Prograrp palntlng-!hecostls$4fort,heclass peas and potatoes, cote siaw, fruit. · serve the following menus: and you wW have a pntshed ·Tuesday - Macaroni and cheese, ·• Monday - Beef C:Ubes, nodi;lles. painting to take,llome. · Waldorf salad, carrots, Boston \jeaa and ,CfiTOts, tapioca pudding, · Thursday - Ceramlce, JO.a.m.-2 cream pie. ' ., ~ bultlrr. p.m., Instruction on dry bnllblng Wednesday - Uver and onions. •' ~-~eat loaf, au graun technique of cera.mlcswiUbegtven maabed potatoes and gravy, spin· tude, lime lel1o with . from 10 a.m. to 110011 flY .Sally ach, oranges and bananas. , bread. . ·' · . Conrad, there Is no c~ tor tile .T hursday - Cabbage roll , corn, Pork roast, dress· lnstnJcllon - Items wD1 fur· sliced tomatoes. lc!! cream. · lllllf'!l yegei!~bles, brownies, nfshed ~ you to work 011 BDd you Friday - Pimento cheese and ~· butter. · may P~ thte ftplahedlproduct egg salad sand~clles, broccoli and :1 .~Y J {ireat Northern at ~- Lou HaPvath, Social rice casserole, fruit cup, cake. · ~ · With ham, oottage cheese · ~ty Field ~~ve, will Choice of milk, coffee, or tea ;tJth ~• . sliced tomatoes, Ice speak -at 11 a.~. abOII Soctal available with meals. " 1' .. l ' '. . ~ t~ ., 0 , · RACINE-Aregularmeetlng of Racine Lodge461, F&AM, will !leheldatl::llp.m. Tliesdaywlth work to be In the entered apprentice degree. •T I <· ~penior $ · 69 19 GROUND BEEF •.~. Sl • • GALLIPOLIS - Registration - ' vUie, 6: 40-7:10 p.m. · Friday - CIIS Ban 11-U: 30 ::between ·. - :King, 4464257. · ,· CHUCK ROAST •• ~· .} ·. LaLeche ~ wW meet TUesday, 9::ll :a.m., at 562 Jay Dr. Topic will be · of Breastfeetllng and Over· •caning Difficulties." For Jnfor::illation, call446-6314 or 4464195. • .· · BONELESS - : ~d organization for girls Inter· ; :ested In joining Brownies or Girl ,, ;scoots, grades one to 6 at Green ~ Elementary, will be TUesday, ~ •6: :ll to 8 p.m. A parent must be j t>resent for the girl to register. · . For Information, call Mary Lou . L y •• ' Cen~t, 6: J5.t: 30p. . ; Center· thua Nvlni 111e tut otiapace. WheO ail applicant to the ·p~Center,G&Wpoiis,haa~ Job Bank, he or she out an . ~employers In the cammunapplication Usting skills nd past 'I'Y and also appUcanll 50 years or experience, hObbles, healtft ltmlta· .· aae and older who 11'1! lnterelted In tion, ~ ·any, and job preferli1nce. lull 01' Pllrt·tlme emplo~t. Afte(lntervlewlng the applicant, I 'l1ll! Job Bank is spon.aored by the the ~lors contact an e~:~~ployer · f>hioConunlsslononAglng, Tilley, . to olil&ln an ,Interview for that t~ 'i s a low,cast program. The two : ·specltJc person. If there If no matcll ~b COUIIRlors each work part-time : an appllcarit BIIQan em. ' ;""'share a desk and a ~lephone. · . plpyer on tue, tile job counselor ,~ work from a small office makes ·every effort to !lnd an ~!"hlch lllso serves Homem~r and · appropriate Job opening\ some- 99 ROUND STEAK •• !a$} : " ' ~ Cit)', .1!1'1 r ,, : , · · , • GALLIPOUS - The Senior ~tl2leal Job Balik with headquarat the ~aW. Ccunty Senior POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area Ownber of Commerce ~ . will hold its monthly meeting at : noon on Tuesday at Veterans • 1\'felnorial Hospital. Wagner and ; AssoC!ates, affWates of Burger . C Chef, will be guests at the "meetirig. All members are , • urged to attend. . .: ·, Mer~ervllle, 1:50-2: 0 p.m.; Swllll'• llln, 2::10-2: p.m.: LniiCb, S: 11).3: «!p.m.; u:.a a.m.-noon; .ScenJc Hllll, ~:~12:20 p.m.; sun vauey .jllurwry, 12:30-l ' p,m.; Pinecrest, 1-1: l5 p.m.; Children's Home, 2·2: 30 p.m.; Children's R.elldenllal Treattnent Center, 2:»3 p.m. . Saturday:.. PK Trailer Court, 9:»l0a.m.; ~raaCreek,lO:l5lO: C5 a.m.; BulavUie Trailer Ct., ll·U: 30 a.m.; Everereen Church, U : C5 a .m.·noon; Ewlagton, 1-1:30 p.m.; Vlnton,1:31S-2 p.m.; Morgan Center. 2:15-3 p.m. · broQk. ·. ~!ob Bank ·serves :emplay~rs in. area TUESDAY ,. GALLIPOLIS Rodaly Vlllqe, -,12;l0p.m.; ClayCI!apeiRoad(Opal ~;Frlllldlnll), 12: »12:110 p.m .; Har•' • PRICE IN EFFECT THRU SAT., SEPT. 15, 1984 . POMEROY - 'Ille.Pomeroy • Elementary P .T.O. will hold a · . meeting at the school Monday at 7: :ll p.m. An officers meeting will also be held beginning at ' 6::ll p.m . MoDday - 3:»4:e p.m.; Gallla Mitro Elt· 1-1:~ p.m.: a.in.: Depollt Collectlo.. ~. r110n Townllaull, Mym (Mazy),' 1:»~ p.m. ; 3:.U:atp.m.; Roma , t3&. ••·. •:306:l5 .p.m.; Kelr, 5:»6 · 4:110 p.m.; Olllo , 5:15! P.m., Elklw,ll, •6::1041130 · p.m.; 5:• p.m.; Eureka. 64: p.m. : Cocllran'l, 6:t0-1p.m.; ValleyVJew 'l'lnlrlday -Ora,3: ::llp.J}l.; • Apll., 7: J0.8 p.m. · Raccoon Tr. Cl., 3: p.m.; : ~y - llane'i, 11: !II a.m:- PatriOt, 4:.15-4: C5 p.m.; I Cadmus, , 12: Ill p.m.; Dorotby YOIIJii, 12:10- 5-5:20 p.m .; Gllllla. 5: f p.m.; STORE HOURS Mon:-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM OAPSE meeting will be Monday, 7 p.m., CefttervWe Elementary. members urged to attend. :;hedult • · We Reserve The Ai&ht To Limit Qu1ntities CENTERVR.LE - ..mue~ ·; GAWPOLIB - Thit Qr. 1L. 8an.nt Ubrary auor~~e~~ltl tor thewtlllotllept.IIIID Brickles to note ' annwersary ·-·· Mllp .1111 . . . [(e•... _uRotitltliM list S29US �. ' ' ~ • • .Frain CQnstuner Reporcs Rebecca wuise Given marries John Williams Friedman june 23 . HUNTINGI'ON, W.Va. - Re- . white sill< ioses with white baby's becca Lwlse Given became the breath. bride o!John WUilams Friedman In . Marla Kitts, sister of the bride a June 23 ceremony In Huntington, : from Rockford, Ill., was matron o1. W.Va. The bride Is the daughter of OOIIor. Bridesmaids were Ruth · Kay Balderson was maid o! honor and the lxideimaids were Wendy Hannum, slster·ln·Jaw of the bride, JOan Johnson, sister o1 the groom; Karen Probert, Cindy Pitzer and Misty Weber. The maid of hOnor ·~ a gown with a lilted empire I -·• - . • a . · · - ··~ ,.. uYllUIf"(' want 1\lXUrY.. woeu 11 aooc1 j\Vdl Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Friedman . ' . In her hair, and carried a white basket \\'lth plnk rose petals. Ring bearer was Noah Browning, couslno!thebrldefromHunt!ngton. He wore a white tuxedo with taUs and a white boutonnler.Hecarrleda white lace pillow, decorated with pink roses. A reception was held followlngthe ceremony In the church fellowship hall. Assisting were Nanna Harrison, Anna Workman, Stephanie Trimble and Beth· Stanley, all o1. Huntington. Rice attendant was Shelly Harvey, Huntington. and sue wmllng coordinator was Sel~. aunt of the lrlde. . 'ibe bride's table featured a three-tiered cake with lighted faun. ta1n In the center, with four smaller Cakes suiTOUJldlng. · The bride Is a graduate ot VInson . Hlgh SchQol, Huntlngtoo and at· tended Marshall University. The groom Is a graduate of Hurricane High School, Hurricane, and Marshall University. He Is a reporter for. the GaWpolls Dally Tribune. The couple resides In Gallipolis. som. ' : By BOB HOEnJCH T!mee S diroet 8&aff . Anyone lor an iDd crafts :sOOIII? J..D!s Pauley attempting to rather. thia a mld..Qid , C!ll'- ColllequenUy.. lt c$red both .: the pluel &1ld !11im.1 or • ; Ctlll\~· · •: For lasWCe. parldJi& the. ~ : . cede~ Wll e.-y. Jtl fllel eca10111Y, . at !13mllelperpllonlneJiji14•way . driving !IIIII 23 m1111n city trafftc 1: . wu the bQI!t ot. the foul' clll'l tilted.; · However. Ill rear ~eatlni (Uke thi!~ In · 11!011 other C0111p11Ct r;pa) ~ : p-amp!l!t. • ': . Conawner RepoN' auto ~- - , neen found the t•ted four-door . l!IOE leda!l to be u bnprellli~ , equipped u the Audl. Ita ltalldard.; packa&e illc!udes power steeriJil,: tour-wheel power dllc brakea, : power windowa; power locka, · cruise control, alr..COndltlonhll, ; some measure Jocallntemrt In a Henderson ~~ . I ;-. Frederick- Wamsley. , It y'OO'ifllKe t6 become a membet ' of the local organization, aU ~ have to do Is contact one ol. the runnen named. Watnsley, ao!Mr. and Mrs. Jack JIClc Freda1ck, Ralte 1, Mlddle- ' Watnsley, Mlddlepori. The oou~ ' piJrt,uunrnretbe~tand will ·re marrted In a private ~ marr(qe of their . caauony onSEpt.14. daul!hter. Jacqueline, to Sam ' ·' CROWN CITY - Mr. and Mn. ~ ... VINTON- Mr. and Mni. Adrian F . Glbloa of Route 2 Vinton, announce the encaaement and a~ marriage o! their da!JCbter, Lyuda, to Jo?ui Thomas BlotocY. Fowler attendl Ohio Northern Rt. 1, Crown City, the enpeement and IPIJI'OIChinl marrlqe ol. their dauatrter, barla Dawn Swain, to . Galllpol?s. She ?s a graduate of Jackson High School and Is employed by Dr. John 1Jmmerly In Jackson. Haddon Is a graduate of.Franklin CoUnty High ~aonorMr.andMis.Robert School and Is gradu!lte of . David Haddon ol. Decberd, Temi. Lipscomb Co!lege In Nashville, Tbe weddlne will take place on Tenn. with a degree In accounting Saturday, Dec. 2!1, at 6:30 p.m. at · and computer 8clence. the Chapel Hlll Cliurch of Chrlat 1n ' SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) -They -•Y lli!'YB' put tile Chrlltmas ~at oneatDreiD this Lake ?55 . .,• . begins lawsuit S179S •.OO·. . "Re..nt611 ~,. . 1•a...... , !be.,..._,. . 378-6158 ' .............. . Thlmas Luniadre a! the local grouprankfdCrd In thenin, which liemadeln1:27.RonQulllenranked 231 by making the run In 1: 40 and . Etlella'eclty. Sbfrii!W'a!'s,oaceamraayand OUy 'l'9iomu Caldwe?l, son of Mr. garcleD atore, -.t ol. rode a grape ·;~ Mrs. ~ CaldweU, Patriot . vine and lilasa ball ~ the ~f'oute. . R.ecmdei •• Office. }'l!lll'·round "'"" of Chrlltmas CakJweJi ?B a ?ll'aduate of GaJlla Ol'!lllllll!llt R The open:Chureb 1fEddlilg wtU Academy High Scbool, iDd II . lake place Saturday, Sept. 29, at .Jt baa becu11e an Clllk ofiiOI'tlfor 1:30 p.m., J)leceded by 30 minutes employed by M & M Fanna. . fiUITIIIJI!l':tDie vts1t11n who awear lhlttheholterlt!PCJita?de, themoler 9t Is Jnalde where tllilel gUtters, 'I omament1 tlnlde 8lld Cbr1slmas .. iillllc If eYel'iJI ... . Lush evergreen Christmas boupnnd pme coaes decorate the walli,-·IIJrecrys?alagUtteralql v~ ceramic cliun:b 1teeples, cherubs lwlnl tram aiT1Dit lnvlalble wire . · ~PLAINs. N.Y. (AP) - Fmner Mils Amalea V11111!5118 and Chritllmal lllbts tw9DIIle Uke wtlllam8, ba!d tD rellnqqllh ber- CI'OWD wbel! lf'ilnii!Jy explicit every day Is Chrlllmu eve. Jlbl*!l fll. blr were p±Nid, hu t11cen the 11rst ltl!p In ?nltlallng · JfaDd.biDwn glass ornaments ll!plldllll . . . . tile pllotograpber. . . adorlll!ilwltbspar!dlngstarsevoke Mill WIIIIMII, 21. llld Jut mclilb that Jbe wu plannl. . to sue 1i11!1111111e1 ot the glft11Mn&--'Rim Odape? and l'l!lltliDU8e mapzlue, wblch from)'OIIIIglllldoldaUJrelnthlsllllre plhllehed 'l1le mapz?ne Will DOt named "' the court wlllcti bll?s ltaelf as Oblo's laigest tb:.WJIII!IItt , . . , said. . )'air-round Cbrlstmas store. V11111D1 Dldct Couoty Stall! SUpane Olurt Jllltlce RqJb "On a hot, mJIIYday, they get In , B ' • llped a "•Jtwtltuted &eMce" G'der 'llurlday, a Jepl · ~ MC ry when a defendant Is not available to be.I II!M!d . . with lepJ JlliPe:"l. ' • . 'Chlapel 1m FillM!d tram his Brewster IDne to an ul!dltclole<J location. . 'l1le order doel net contalll any dollar amouniB and court r4!!clals By BQP' ItT WADE l!lid tbe order doeJ DOt nlecln a suit wm btl •rlly be !lied. A81 I I. 'I d.,._ Wrl9er • Mill 'WOIIaml clalmed she III!'YW algnled a !'elene Chlapel. A'Il.ANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) • PaiiiMiuR lml!lid Ollipel p1 ea sated the magazine with a release Miss Kmludly, Kelly Un Bnunaaen. has what It takee to btcOone : ...... bY Mill WUIIarna. ' Miss America 1985, says a retired business pn I • who used a lmiJlUier study to predict the wlimerofthls)'Nf'spag nt. '' ~Spain (AP)- Af?er a sldnlflll QPI!I1ltlori tooover Gelqe MOler also pn!dlcted the , burDI, Salvador Dall'a CUIIdltloll ranaiDed •'pftcadoUS. IJeri!. . at other lql 10 finalists, In order of Ill, It II dllllcult 10 eacape all daJI&8S," a IIII'JDI!OIIIIIId. llnlr.blng. as Mblles Oregon, Jndl. Docua UlCellliiDy COYB'ed Dall'a bums with sJdn fll'ldb In six ana, Vli'giDia. M?cblpn South IDn af IUJ'IIIIY Friday. Clrollna. KaP'P', 1'emleuee, Ohio . . The IFIIJ'...tllt painter lldra'ed ~l!e bums 011 Ida upperl8ld Iowa. '· • ll!p,'puln 8lld butlockaAJII. :II when Ida bediwn ml9llt!Jn!at Ida . Of thole 10, onJy Kansas. Mlchl· Pubal c.tlr borne. He .WMiiolpltalbJed I ~ liter. pn, Otdo. South Carollnia and Aller ~apntloa, Dall was traliS1em!d toPUar~'s lnteulve VlqiDla have eYer had contestants . tare.Wilt. • wiD the Mils America title. Dr. RiFmcn flendto, ·held of the aeven-man aurgiCal teem that Milia", wbo In l9'l9 bepn using a pa bn_. the IW'fli!IY, llld DaJI ''wlthltoOd the operation well." cunputer to pndkt the winner, has bl!al rWtt two of the lilt ftveyears. "It tat of tumed Into a hobby," saldMIIer. "IWIIIplinJi?ngondc_*'g lOOdltJI'ItUIA ·· , coMpletely l11stallid the natiOn. ' millie at the Mercerville BapUst' C!iurch. A reception Immediately fOllowing the wedding will be held at the Hannan Tl'ace High School. 1 Mill Swain Is a graduate o1 · HanDM! Trace HIP School, 8lld Is emp?oyed at the Gallla County w~ Her question comes !oUowlng a stroke and conllnement at the Hol7ll!r MediCal Celter. ~ pitched In to really keeP her ~ bolstered - and she's pleased! She's at her Rutland hlme now ani! 1s doing nne. A two day Ire cream liiOCial with lunches as an added featured If being planned by members of the Trinity Church In Pmleroy - and these people lire veterans at . Ice cream. ,, making homemadi! . ~ !IOCiil has been Bet lor Sell(. 13 and 14 and YllU can place advance orders liCit only lor Ice cream but lqf 001 fudge ~ - (IIOWMIIIIIOCII, by telephoning 99'£5111, 992-3'177 or 992-.'1222. There'll be a variety of Ice available. cream llavors Now back to that picture ·o1 the DlstanQe Run. Sugar Run E;lementary School first There were some 1,500 runners grade back In ).!W. taking part In the 'event which Is " Here are the names that have · · ral)ked m best In runs held across been turned In as being oo th8t Seasonal fare full-tinie business. Swain - Caldwell ~Swain, Several members of the Meigs County Jogging club - It doesn't have an otllclal tlUe yet - were In Olarleston, W.Va., last weekend to take part In the 15-mlle Charleston Gibson - Hadden Grande College majoring In , Ma. Hendenon llalitudelit at Rio nre Alice Young asks "What we do without our friends?" huh?) Fowler· Unlvl!nlty majoriJII tn Public Relatlolil 8lld Commlllllcatloils. Wecldlna plana are Incomplete. And how about that replica o! the Goodyear BUmp which has been tlylng over Pome1 oY lor the pjiSt week - unusual here In Prairie Junctlon. The tlylng replica was arranged and displayed by John Fultz at the Meigs Center. MJDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mrs. , . GAWPOUS - Lt. and Mn. Georae D. Hendenon IIFiilllliiiCe the eapgement of their dalllhter' Robin Le:p, to Todd )fcKiniey ,Fowler, -of Nancy ilid Clarence Fowler of Reynoldlbiq, Ohio. . with Drake 324 HOME SATELLITE Tv SPECIALISTS Brown·- Lambert .' ............... .._.¥er ~ Knight and TOIM\Y Smith. 'people can dJBplay WII1!S and lfthelntemrt II there, a bilkllng or locallon Will be secured tor such an event. · Loll wants, of course, a certain guallty o! exhibits and hopes io see IIIII'Jlples of worlt to be shown by ·partlclpanta. Uyou'retnteresteddo etve Lois a rlrig at tl!eslql, 992-2298 or at home 992-7133111 the evenings. It successful, the show wiU be made Into an annual event. llobmRwd!!ToddF_. , ,Ru • ..,.._., ,- PliDI have been - Elliott. 8rldelmaldl wiU be oOnlae 15 qJI!il Lambei't, ..._. Browa,llldKarla qJillrcb """""'~ of Kelly Brown 0 ' Brown. GueltJ wiU be ieptle.S bY steve J,.ambert. MMk Jonee wiD KatbyS!I!wart.DavldLIImbl!rtwDI PI" btu the 3:31 p.m. ca:emoey serve u belt man ilid the uahlin . topontl • balt·bwr of mille by wiU be Dq ~ cwtls Vf!ll Hp!May illd TMuny Black. Dalton, lilld Clenld Eblin. · The w#!"l w1U take place at the A ia;qA1n wiU follow the RUtland Cburch ol. Chrllt. ca:a1my :n tliechurcltiOCial room : Matron or licJin" wm be Marcia • I' COMAIIDII ,,,,... du . . ... ~ for the Sept, . ' n I f , , _ A ...... ~ srl'tDS ...., •• ental Ma~k vn LSC - In Part.Twi' of this two-part ~, .• (For a special reprint of c:on.u-. mers Union's evaluatlon of wldcli: cars do best In crashes &eQd $1 b . each copy to CONSUMERS, P.O., Box 461, Radio ~ty Station, New" York, N.Y. 10019. Be suretoasltfll!' •the reprint on which cara do belt ill: crashes. ) "' . 1'l" ==• . *Special SEPT. . ., Volvo760GLE ,andUnco?nCon~ CHESHIRE ~ ·The home·or Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarvis, Route 1, Cheshire, was the setting Aug. '18 for the wedding o1 their son, Ronald . j Jarvis, to Jamie Driggers of 'I COiwnbus. . They were married by Rev. Paul ' Taylor o1 Rutland. A receptlon followed. taking part from the local .......ri were Larry Hottrnan, c~ lli¥IW where ar· tllll ' and craft .,!. Driggers ]arois wed Aug. 18 Fred Wolfe was 247th com~ the course In about 1:40. Otheni . ~ Reprts auto elljlineen illoni with two other I~~X~~cy ~ - a Volvq 'leO au:: and a Uncoln Contlnen..l Mark VIl LSC. Standard equipment on the fourdoclr Au4ilellted illcluded a 2.2Uter, . live-cylinder eqtne, power steer· lng, .power bralceR, automatlc ell· ~te ~ system, power win· dO.ws, power locks, crulle control and alloy. whee?s. It was priced ai about $18,001 when op&na such as automatic transmission and AM· FM · stereo with cUaette player were added, and the destination AM-Fldstereowithtapep!a~,to;r . and dee.ler preparation charaei l!ihts, and e~ sun roo!.~ : were tacked on. · an optional automatic triiFIIIIillaloll~ The Aildl's handling and braking brought the price of the ~ • tested to more than $23,01. O'lili; were excellent. Its ride was very good over all types o! roads. It destln!ttion ch~ Is lncludi!d In~ acc!e?erated well llnd Its Interior base price). ~as very roomy and corn!ortable. The Mercedes' . 2.3-Uter ~... The Audl deliVered :l5-mlles per cylln«1er. fuel-Injected enaf!\~ gallon In expressway driving, 15 started and ran well at aU tlrnes. I!t mpg In city trat!lc. About the only acceleration was bnpres~lve. ~ drawback noted by the ·auto car's braklng·was .excellent. 1 .,. engineers was the Jack o! an Uke the Audl, the 190E handled · overdrive gear for the optional very smoothly and precilely. It automatic transmission. Overdrive went throUgh the auto eJillneei'l would have bnproved fuel econ· emergency avoldance-ITlllliNverat; · omy. The auto englneen predict a · high speed. The car's linn ~-; ' s?on offered a taut, wen-con~ ride on even~ wbrst roads. . : ... ' We'll take a cloeer look at ~ 1 -----------...,.----_:_......,_ _..:,--_~ '_A rt and craft interest· ' The Mercedei-BelllliOE. WlllM • U. otl¥!r moclela U!ited, II I ; · O(llllpiCl Sundoy Timet-Sentinel Page 8 S. ~====~=,==~Engagenunu~====~===== Beat of the bend· batter thaD I WI'lit NCGr'CI for . clus- and PflCe. Both cara were evaluated by They wore Identical gowns of Pink Walslllne and pleated skirt, ·with IllusiOn front and back yokes, .a standup collar and lace 116unced trim bOdice In · frost rose. The bridesmaids wore Identical gowns In suede rose. They carried bouquets of "fern, baby's breath and pink I'IJ5ebxls. The groom wore a silver Winslow tuxedo. and boutonniere o1 baby's breath and pink rosebud. AllenMeyerwasthebestmanand the ushers were Rick Johnson, brother-In-law of the groom, David Hannum, brother of the bride, John Hull, Jeff Vosler and Mike Bruning. They wore tuxedoes Identical to the groom's, and rosebud bouto~. Jennifer and Laura . McCray, cousins of the bride, attended the guest reglsll)" and distributed the programs. Music was provided by Eugene Wickstrom. The molhers o! the bride and groom wore gowns o1 frost rose and mauve and their corsages were of baby's breath and pink I'IJ5ebxls. The grandmothers wore corsageso1 white carnations. A buffet reception was held at the Ohio University Inn, Athens, followIng the wedding. A traditional ·weddlr\g cake, decorated with bouquets of sUk llowers In shades o1 rose. was served. Slmllar bouquets decorated the table. . The couple reside In Columbus. J! pei'fOtnwlc!e In a car, both the Audi taffeta, featurlllg olf.the-sboulder bOdices and:a sasl) at the waist. The matron of honor wore all white n<>Wers In her hair' while the . bridesmaids wore rings of pink and nlstandJoyA~andTedStanley, vocallsts. Selections Included "Wed· white sUk roses. They carried white cPng Song," "Looking Through the lace fans with plnk roses and £yes of Love," "Now and Forever'' carna~ns, mixed with biiby's breath. and '"!be Lord's Prayer." 1be father of the groom was best 1be church was decorated with man, and usherswereJohnSelbee, baskets of palms on either side of couslnofthebrldefromHunttngton, Clllldleabras at the alter. The couple Ughted a unity candle during the and James Settle, Hurricane. The groomsmen wore gray tuxe~ny: . . ·Given In l'lll\ITiage and escorted to does, while the groom wore a white · the alter by her father, the bride tuxedo with taUs and a white rose . wore a gown of chiffon and pearls boutoimJer. Flo\ller girl was Al)gela Kl)ts, . overta1feta,featurlngaQueenAnne . nelceofthebridefromRockford,lli. neckllne. 1be full skirt was alsO She wore a plnk street-length dress chlflon over taffeta, with tiers of lace with a white eyelet overlay trimmed flowlng Into thfee.foottrain.Hervell In plnkrlbbon. Sheworeacombwith ':Vas attached to a a Juliet cap, and plnk sllk llowers and white ribbons she carried a bouquet of plnk and LONG BO'ITOM - 1be Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel at Athens provided the setting for the marriage o! Susan Elaine Hannum lllld Bradford Charles Witmer Aug. 11. Their parents ~ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannum, Long Bottml,andMr.andMrs..J.Melvtn Witmer, AtheiiS. Robert Flowers, uncle of the bride, perfonned the ceremony beneath an arch featuring a halo of seven candles and decoraleQ with greenery and stephanotis. The {4lther of the groom read a poem on marriage. · Glv'en In marriage by her parents aDd escorted by her lather, the bride wore a gown o1 chantilly lace with a hlghneckre-ernbrcilderedwithafull ndtled accent. The fitted sleeves and waist culminated Into a six-tiered rutned skirt whlchllowed Into a heart-shaped semi-cathedral train. TheveU,aCCEntedwithrutned lace apd tinY pearls, enhanced the IIOWII· She carried a tear-drop cascadeolf.baby'sbreath, !em, pink and white sweetheart rosebuds. ., .. s imlS aDd ..etcedea.Jiellll90E CID ~tllem. Andt?ill)ocomewttll lola ot. liiXurY featurel that you rnllbt expect from can of their ·Kelley, Huntington, and PatriQia Selbee, cousin of the bride, Huntington. . Susan Elaine Hannum exchanges vows with Bradford C. Witmer ~ The l.#xury autos rUle. easy · the<:·~; I . Mr. and Mrs. John F. Given, Huntlngton,andthegroomlstheson of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Friedman, Hurricane, W.Va. 1be d®ble-rtng ceremony was otflclated by the Rev. L.H. Green· wood Jl'., at Westmoreland United Methodist Church. Music was provided by Richard Jones, orga· · S.,:le:IIIIIF 9, 1.....: . Pameroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Paint Pin•••· W. Vo. Pag1 B 4 The Sunday Tar-Sentinel· • here with the Christmas music, the air condltionlng, and the snow !lalces, and It ?ltts them up and puts plctu;:e: Bill Stanley, Paul HW·, Rnse Marte Nellie, Willis Gne.; Theron Van Inwqen, ~ Lemley; Natalie Van Inwaaen; Martha Myers, Danny Rcleft. baum, Clair 'nlul, Pat Woodtl; I...oolse GUmore, Paul Ro., feaY Strauss, Lois Ann Neutzllng, MD· lord Mowe-y, Belay Ebersbach 11114 John Buchanan. -<• We sttll need ldelitlftcatloll 011 1KDle live members ol. the clua taught by Eva Simms. Vas yrii there, Chollle? .. brotllemiiJXIslsterrememberthose wreathsweRfortheymadethernfor their parmts' store. them In a .good mood.'' assistant ThestoreaddedaChrlstmasshop managerDcllaEhrhardtlald. tnlll'/5andMrs.EJtrhardt'sbrother, How about a guUt trip? Johll A laJie medlanJcal Santa Claus Tcm Strlck!adEn, IJUIIUiged It until siands guard jlist lns1de the door to · last year when heexplnded aUneO! Mohler' Route 1, Middleport, llad: greet children. ThreesmaJilocom>- lmportedChrl&tmascrnamentslnto his Chr?stmas cards In the mall od· 1 ttves liCrlltch the?r way around a full-dme operallon. He had made Sept. 4. Bet yoo hadn't even thought. circular tin tracks o1 a tay train many trips to Europe to locate about that. "" dlspl8y. people skilled at making the I for one, am at the saturalloll Furtber back In the shop, the hand-blown glasS ornaments. Christmas attmsphere taires oo all 1be globes are made by putting point with Wendy's televlsloa corn• Ita Woadel Ja.ld glory with dlsp!ays healed glObs ol. glass Into ancient ' merclal iDd Clara - who, un!ortu- · ol. dolls and Ieddy bean, wooden stoae-llke roolds and !IUing them natl!Jy, Is wearing thin- over and wer and over again. Frankly, at nutcrackers, nat!Ylty sets. orna- wlthalrtoilhapetheomaments. inents, -100!!1 calendars and Dur?ng modern wars that have this point, I don't even care~ rac?csorChr1stmascaros. OOCIIITed In ~wwe. manytJractl· the beef Is and It's lnitatlng me to The llta'!' 'also oUers !!Variety of tloners ol. the art .of glilss blowing have her ask. Do keep liFIIl!lng.... • artltlclal Cbrlstmas frees, each burledorCilierwlsehldthevaluable decorated In a dlfferoent theme. odds lor safekeeping. ThestDope!ed In 19tllasanursery Mrs. Elu1iardt took the store · ~ glliden cenlel' and b years ITI8Iillgmlf!lt from her brother last ot.reted ho?ldayde(Watlollsonlyat year iDd her daughter, Kathy, Is Christmas. · These lncluded hand· now training to work In the store. made wreathl, many made at the Her father Is stlll active In the sun of twilled grape vines with busln he founded nearly 40years holly leaves wired If! place. · ago but hOpes to soon retire. Mrs. Ehrhardt saki she and her • aver 8 Computer chooses Miss Kentucky ror . TENNIS & AEROBIC SHOES • I' ·Qli · The 31~~ Shoe Ca~e · Salvador Dali wxlergoes grafts :100 Second Ave. Lafayetle Mall Gallipolis. 0. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Alvfu Myers Hibbs, Myers trade vows CHES'IER - Mary Beth Hibbs long sleeves, and a fitted bodice became the bride of Leonard Alvin trimmed with Venlse lace. · The tiered skirt flowed Into · a · Myers In a dwble-rtng c.:n:mony at the Chesler United Metholst Church chapel length train. The ~·s on Aug. 11. The Rev. Don Archer !lngertlp vell fell !rom a ·cap accented with lace and pearls, llll!l petfonned lhece~emuny. The IJrlde is the daughter of Mr. she carried a bouquet of mixed blue · and Mrs. Lany Clelanc1, Chester, and white flowers. Ms . . Mindy Young, aunt of the . and George HIID, Hartford, Conn. brtdewasthemaldofhonor, and the ·The brldegtwom Is the son of Mr. aJid Mrs. Bruce Myers, Long bridesmaid was Lora Wood, Ches· ter. Raymond Werry, Chester, was :Bottari. Nu~XIal ' music was provided by Ralph Werry,. Pomaoy. Escorted to the aiuir by her .stepfather, the bride wore a gown ol. lace over taffeta fashioned with a .hlgll neckline and standup collar, i· September 6·1.5 Save Up to S1.20 11-.v -tar'• CAU (614) 992-2104 ' (304) 675-1244 '· ..' cornpostte. Millet Ct!!(:t I ll9a IIG. 16.95 Pantyhose . ---· ..... ..-,,...,.·- • 2 .. .. $5.75 300 S.COIIII Aw~ Lafi?J~ IW, G Rp•• I s . - • : AI.I'UD ~ '· 'l1le Albd . . . . . . ht . ... . . =.a-:r:~~r" . . . . . . t:fS a.m.: at.U 'a.m.ada ·- ~ \ .. -.Tilt _._ ...... !be •• 7.• l' ' ~ I ... MOTHER SEW DEAR E-2850 COLLECTIBLE DOLLS crafted with 111 lovt end wlfmth · 2501 &IUD CEIIRAL AV£1?1£ VIEIIA, WV 21105 (*) 2ts-a133 r~;:;;;~·;::::;;;~~~;:;:;;;;;;;~;;;.::;;;.::;;:;:;~ . - · . ···--· llna)lft by ,....._ .. \i_,_...... ........,.e..,. -~._- The Pt#!clou.s Momenm dolls are tl'le mo$1 per10n11 ex pre,.. sions or the. spirit of thlt trea· sured collection. Ekh It lhel shine t.hrough end give these subjects .their speclal 'life.' Head 1nd Mnds .,, made: of pprceleln and deco· rlted witH tbe f..IUfft thM mike Precious Moments ftgurlnes .unique. The dolls vary In hc~ht from twelve to tllllteen lndln. We lnvltt you to visit us and see them In pers.on. WALLPAPER MILL OUTLET s,n.i Plna Mile Wm te "nalniDacunpdl!rtbe~ cllaracta1lllca .... dlcatlooal ilcble\lwli!illi, ilid talalls ot. past Valay I Df tle!zer Mlclcal Center M0111446-3131 GO 1 SINGLE ROLL ......... . . e ti "The women do get uPlel. notably MJss Noi1h Carolina two years ago. She was pretty shook up," Marks IUY SINGU lOLL WALlPAPER ~ j 'II Bet- haseverytldn&.., aeytowln,but Northern Dllno?s UniVersity In the' 22·)'Nf-o?d Miss BrumagaJ or DeKalb, m.. said he stllJ uses the Lec?ngtoo, Ky., comes cJnoest, a:mputer at N1U through a home Miller sald. ctmpilter system. He described the "Ideal" Miss America contest.antashavlnggreen eyes. standing about 5-foot-7, 22 r-::::------'----~ years old, and weighing U4 pounds. · READY TO fJII$1 fUIIIYURE Sbe wwld measure :f>.~ and I?JCIEI have either blonde or brown hair, CUSTOI? f.IIISI?JI6 . MOler said. HAlO-CRAFTED GifT ITERS . Miss Brumagm has blue eyes, Is . ' 5-foot-8, welghl ~ pJIIIIds, mea· sures ~22-.1) and Is a brunette amrdlng to the resume ~ . sulmltted to pagea~~t oGJclals. Sbe also Is a coJJeae graduate, • JUSt Olie)'e81'." · . wblch MUier silld Is In her favor. • P a nt .,...,. say !hey wwld Last year, Miller kept his choice pnllrtllltMIIlll'leavetliecMnslng · for Miss America a secret untO the *>tile judp!s. last day of carnpet1tkm because "He baa a r11trt to do whatever he psg nt ofllclals and the father o! a llltel.ao lonlaalt'•ll!pl. &rtUhlnk 191!3contestant as11e4 him tb. he cbUevere lnjUTy to theyamg ''l.ast)'IEwedldn'treaJJyreveal WG- lnYolved." llld Albert A. tbeNo.1cldceuntllrlgbtatterlhe Maltla Jr., 8XIIlCUtlve director of the judgies had gone out 011 the last fiJI Int. ''We depet!tl 011 eight Jd&ht,"MUier,6l,saldlnatelephooe ............. Judlea, ... .... WICCJ1111Uier." Interview from his ~· In ?evue, Wash. This year, rme of the 51 women · said. wt1o began arrtvtng tn town Friday Miller, a. fanner professor at ' EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST ~ a ll!piiiJSBI wllen bla car - atnldt by a I*INP tNCk at an lalawotbl. blat 'Ole other driVer lllld K""Mdy'a car bit his !niCk. · . In a J'IIIC)It K llled wltb • a?e ~ of Motor v- ... tbe.,......MIIdbtwutrawJinlat25rnp!i, llleapeedllmlt at ?be .... willa a!*'IIP dm'a by I 4I!MrJI J. •Jed!" W, G, of lbUDII Ptlrt, atruck hill car at u laMwotbi Ill ~ Port. IIIII-Ia• c1led tordrlvlal to••Ts .A11eer1n1 ca tbe case · Ia ........ 910 bt blld 910 Blrnr'Dl* Dlii!Jtct Court tblllllllllth. Bell'I NpCJrt, illo IJIIld with tbeT. . .y, llldKauiedy'a car IlNCk ll9a tnd .. 11111111111 910 mal!lt • turD. Mad t111t S) ••1114 ...:or were tJiral to c.pe Cod Hmp!tal wltllmllllrii,IJirt•, ~ IIIII r I '· K ..,•• - Palnclt, wilD wu Ill ?be car, wu allo ta1rea to llle ~:.1 ilid r ' r1 tile t111awr1c ~' best man, and the ushers were Bruce Myers, brother of the groom, and Greg Hibbs, brother of the bride. Areceptlonwasheldatthechurch folkM'Ing the Wedding. ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL' · ><· BOS'J'(Jil (AP) -SilL Edward M. Kali!al)' llld hewudltv!ngat . Hor&s. • JOHN A. WADE, M.D., .Inc. , Kennedy driving at Iegaf speed · winlif!rs toa)flleupwtthacornposlte o1 formel' . Miss Amatcas. The characteristics o1 the current COli· . lestants are then comp8red with the a... • S10CIWAUPAPII OW.Y •.m, ,. 411 s..l· i&Cil -: .., Gil t\aa • 'a • •111 ... • M 1 I I 4 Up II 111120 " ......... ~ 1 f t - Rtllf - M ,_ , . , ,.ISM/ OPEl: .................. 111111. t.l2 ·, FREE .. STcKI OLYMPIC STAIN •••,.••,..,..,.,.... S11.99 GAL om•EPUII ......,,... , DUTCH STANDARD\W.1AWL••••.,.NOW S12.99 GAL ~.__.U.MD_..~.~Nn._m~I-~.H~UM~W--~-J .,-;- 101121111Nhro. w. vo. �9, 1914 Ohio Point O>mrmmity corner Meigs County Health Dept. awarded · clinic grant .. 1 • . 1 •'. '· '• ...'. ,, I ..!••• ' PC:>ME:RoY - A arant ot •. ·, .,'• .. '1 '' ..""·"' . . \ MOVING TO NEW ORLEANS - Officials tor the Delia Queen stamboatCo.'announcedFrfdaylheywiD move' their headquarters--from Cmcbmatl to New Orleans. 'lbe company had been basedlnCinclniWi!N years. 'lbe 58-year old Delta Queen issJ.MndockJngln CinclnuaU In 1983. (AP Laserphoto) o 1 Queen movtng •· to N ew· !t-eans .J D eita . CINCINNATI (AP) - The Delta Queen will continue to make Its regular stops in C!nclimati and the Mississippi Queen wU!makeitsflrst visit to the ,city next year, even though thecompanywhichoperates the boats is moving to New Orleans. 'The ·company was started in C!ncinnati93yearsagobytheGreen faintly, which later sold it. The Delta Queen, the only wooden ship that carries passengers overnight on the nation's !nland waterways, was granted speciallmmunitybyCongress in1968. The Safety at Sea Act, which was approved as a result of several fires aboard passenger vessels, bans all other wOQden ships from carrying over- ~- night passengers. "I know it's painful lor us and for · thecityofCinclnnatl,butlt!samove that 1s long overdue," said Franklin E. Fried, preSident of the Delta Queen Steamboat Co., at a news conference Friday in explaining the . reasons for the shllt. · Fried said that Memphis, Tenn., . also had made a bid for the company, but he chose New Orleans. Fried said the company will report record profits th1s year, adding that all of its 43 employees have been !nvltedtomakethemove to New Orleans. He also said the firm needed a warm weather port where It could expand. The Delta Queen and the Mississippi Queen normally spend five winter months in dtydock in New Orleans. "The company's main offices need to be in that same location (warm weather port) for management to lle most effectivl!," Fried said. . The company notitied Cincinnati Cincinnati and New Orleans. Fried said that besi!les retaining its presence in Cincinnati, the Delta Queen would continue to jlarticipate in the annual Kentucky Derby Festival race at Louisville, Ky., against the Belle of Lqu!sville. '. . ofSt. VincentHospital'sLiferught hellcopter says reac tlon to the air ambillan~haschangedfromdoubt to demand in the five years It has been flying. " I think we've seen a real "People will walk up to you in a evolution Qf how our program is town when you're picking up other · received," said Michael, Burke, a plitlents and say 'You took my son pilot who has flown with Lite Flight or you took my husband four years since it began In August19'19. "In the agb, and now he'sdo!ngfine- thank past 1 think there might ~ve been "says Bill Roy, one of three morereluctancetocallus. Lite Flight pilots. · That growth may l~el o!f, Roy .The hospital credits that kind of said, because most law ehforc; public gratitude for the flight's m!!nt agencies in Lite .Flight s · ~n:~ ' ~adlus now lalow of the workload. wu: Town only ·a memory on ledgers, in books . · . week. Country music star Barbara Mandrell was contacted by Fara ~~~~a:::~::r: . The 00! emergelicy runs that Lite Fllght made the first year have nearly doubled, and ln August the crew flew a record 114 calls, bringing its five-year total to nearly 3,!0J. · . COLUMBUS, Ohio .(AP) ,_ An 8-year-old cancer patient at University Hospitals awoke to a surprise v!sitftomafavoritepertonnerthls -.,., • IWIDIO!ir ~ ~ ~- llhlre/ .wfth her alteraaii!IJ quar1en p.m. At lilt tllere'lreallillllli !K beiDa made on the allilb'iletlon at the eea1or ~llwrll boor'llrll on Mulberry . art IIDIVtbewalllareflnallyaanr by their . meet tbe lilloJectbi at Wli. . . . tbe'ln·- before tlleyeer errdli. 1._. ro 111 our IIIIIBm ' tllllr • IDVEN •man -YO . SWitGs.T I IINJI TilE SHOOtiNG ranoo ALAMO PUIPll HEAm 11llfON • HUif UIE A WHEEL !OilS, ·. .coa••a HOlE avo STIEAI ALlEY CAT - -~SH S4:::,knowledge ot II! service. , • • '' . •' WEATHERBEATER" satin exterior point •• .• I .,• ; • • SATIN FLAT .........~~-.:~.&. ~~. S999 .......... SAVE $7 : •.' CEILING .... ,.........~~-.:~~:~.~ ..'9 99 .......... SAVE '7 .'• SEMI GLOSS ........~~-.:~?:~'11 99 .......... SAVE '6 •• • . ..I•• .' sponsored as a BENEFIT for ~he AH N'fi(JIN llitlf NT 446·9510 ' .,. t ' . ADDRESS •.•..••...... ' ~~:~z.$179 TYSON :&EN I • •• • • PORK SAUSAGE ll.$129 ' ; II. t S149t~~ WN STEWING BEEF " Ll. $189 ·:: ROUND · STEAK Ll. $·199 . CENTEI CUT PORK CHOPS ~. ' $189 ... POLISH . SAUSAGE ll. $149 ~:- IC, IC -100 DIET RITE $149 . 1-16 oz. ' IO"'ES Plus Deposit COFFEE . • ADC-EUC111C DIIP·UO..AI ~':: $2 99 ( _ 99 4LI. 1 0 Z. 10X-----==:..,_ THORNTON EXTRA LARGE EGGS 77C DOZEN GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE • ••• • • • CABBAGE #' • • • • •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 79 (. ~UGHTAND ' NAME ', ............................ 30J CAliS ~a:lliN'EG. Contribution •••••••..••.••••.•..•.•..•.•..•..... $ .......... . • . . :o:: 2/59< DONORS TO THE ARTS • .................... • Ll.$189 ~ HOIIMADE GROUND CHUCI 3-U. CAN lUSH'S Willi Benefit ti,kets and contributions are tax deductible. Make checks payable to RiQ Grande College. Individual ticket donations are $5.00. 1 • HAM BOLOGNA • DUTCH · 79 ( Laundry Detergent ::~..-:~$4 PIG•.- 89 ( Fine and Performing Arts Center Theater · Rio Grande College Num'ber of tickets requested •..••• PI.UMIOSE Sl 09I.~ $649 GAL : IOUNTY · . TOWELS II. IOU 8:00p.m. : Saturday, September 15, ,1984 ,• Ll. $129 . MAXWELL HOUSE IEll YrUL . I oz. 89C _BUTTER- .· . ' ~~~:SNE · YAUEY. lEU. FINE AND .. .. PERFORMING ARTS and t ~ expand cultural prograf!l'S I .-O'SAGI lAGGED M 2'1. IIlLI . Monday lllru Frldiy 9AM,I09PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM 2/$11.9 ::eJ~ 32 oz.$1 79 joan R9nis and. John Flower ., !, .' :• ouvs. =~ ~OL$179 · YAUEY j 20 CLAUSSIN WHOLE & KKll given by • •I ,. wla..K,,. <M uu '0111 FASIIO" 29 a DUO PIANO CONCERT •J . HEINO'S OlD BOI DIET -President- and ·Mrs. Clodus R,. Smith : -~equest the pleasure of your. company at • GROUND BEEF S].89 liEAD . ·:•• EASY LIVING INTERIOR PAINT CUBE STEAK .. • CUT GAWPOU$,0110 ' $149 . IONE~IN u. •. FlESH EmA LEAN. RIDEI & .ICY ·' Ll. ·sHOULDER STEAK Ll. WHOLE UPPEI IOUTE 7 NEXT TO IlETZ HONDA ' $139 .., ' POll ~$1.39 technl· •• PORK CHOPS BACON - Ll. LOIN & END PII-SIICD . '•l SPARE RIBS $1.59 ..... •( '• .; 12 OZ. PIG. CHUCK' ROAST ~ 99< . FUNliES ' ~$1.69 WEEIEND PASS According tO a · ·n!cent study publlahed by Jaguar Cars, auto buyers relate better to salesmen who are substantially less gregar. i0118 and outaolng than their pjedeceuors. Partlculmportantln Wday'smarketis ' ; lOlllESS ' . lAVERN HAM . MOnlllODI GOtiiNI ONE fUW 0¥11 fiE COOIOO'S .ST f All.l fOI fiVE · THE IIDIIU Of THE $ANI)S O'IIAU'S WIFE ....Y&SON THE PIEY THE IIING CONVOY FOOJUIOSI SHOAUN DUJH SQUAll TilE WILD GEESE flun a SUPE.OI up and maybe tbl!y wtll be able to TltE IIGiff STUFF LEONIA, N.J. (AP) - The fast -talldng, fiamboyant au~ bile salesman who has bi!Cxlt"' a ~ caricature, often ' ldcldng the tires before' your vecy eyes. cannot succeed In Wday's market. I a ••~. , that bmctetlon ln. what with the rain In the llll'lili and early aunnw! ~ IOMAIICING Titr $TONE THE DIISSII Stop kicking tires If it looks like .it needs new · '':· coat now is the time to do itl '....' '.. . .. ·.,.. 899 lfel&htl. 'l'bou&lrt tbey'd iiMI' 11!1 NEW HLEmONS.. ADDID THIS WED bus. trip west. Takliig the northern rau(#! they W81t to Mercer hland, Wa,~L, where they visited Mr. aild . Tllepubllcdlllnerwtllbetnlm4:30to· 6:SI (13 for ldulta, I2.Sl fur Miler cttlzellll,alldl'llorcbll4nal with tile cand!delll!l 10 epe.k bejhnrlur at 7 ·NEW MOVIU' _, WGI Harrlacinvllle' s· Stella Atkins-and Mrs. Gordon Atkins. and brotllce, butwtllallbbelbletohelp txx.l operattneflmdl at tlleCeater. .---------------------1 between RUby ptehl have returned ·w 1x1na Thur. 9 am til 10 Fri. -Sat. 9 am til 10 ~LOSED SUNDAY Candida"''• wtlltholeattenc~~~Wblw•l'hanrew liNt tbe views at thole ''n!Nitna'' The follul at the Seaior Clti7J!na by Beth. .;. END OF S~ASON PAINT SALE CUT $8 · "Th e Childr..n '• Shoe SIOre" Crane wtll be the story. teller ilr the IOa.m. E'YI!IY'l11unday atoey boun and parerrta are Incidentally, themag•zlnecleslin covers tor, tile AVi\111 and September luues of the Dloabled American Veterana were created slnger was unable to enter Fara's reallyniceofbertotaket!meoutand' : !solation room, the two talked for !15 do this." "' rnlnutes, Mrs. Gianas said. · ·· · The chlld Is awaiting her, thlril ' ; Miss Mandrell.told Mrs. Glanas . bone marrow transplant. She .. thatshehasadaughteraboutFara's suffersacutenonlyn\phocytlcleuke-' ' age. "SIIesatdshewasdoingt~for mla. Twop-evlousjnject!onsotbol)t! Fara al)d for heiOelf," Mrs. Giapas · marrow trom her 2-year-old sister•, • WEATHERBEATER®flat exterior paint · Baster BrowD l_h!a • PeaY ~ aDd related IIDjiloyment ln ~)lad~-..·.baaWIII'Iaild thfi!,IIIIMierfllctndnlllltl. TbepUt ~ IUIIDIII!IS lhe lperit • . 011 Broildway ID New York City f!tt1ng not only a lot at expeJ leuce In her field, but allo leefntng about life In the city. AT330CR HARTFORD, Ohio (AP) -This Allen County· town exists only in . faded record books, yellowing leqgers that recorded false hope. Hartford, like so many tiny towns that grow and dle like weeds in se;ISOII. grew to fit a need and wither'ed into memory when the need passed. Some grew beside a · . canal or river. others near a mine, a railroad or at a crossroad. . Hartford grew on banks of the Aug!a!ze River on Defiance Trail in norlhwest Ohio. If it were there today It would be near Spencerville, just south o{ Ohio 81 and north of AgerterRd.Recordsnootethatatlts best 1n 1840, the town boasted 59 adult residents. Hartford was platted In 1828 on just under 72 acres which settlers hoped would be close to the Miami-Erie Canal. Eight years · later, the town's size . more than tripled when 150 new lots were platted and the name changed to New Hartford. Tow lots were measured by rods and poles rather than teet and each was priced at $25. Then, as now, value depended on the deal being struck. One record shows live lots were sold for a total at $50. Another sbows that one lot brought $100. In 1839,New Hartford's name changed tO Gallatin to avoid contusion with llfKlther Hartford. Ohio now has two ctmmun!t!es named Hartford, but neither of those in this area survive. The canal missed Hartford by oO)y two but In the :1840s that lidioolen. •~ tn a co-ap Jli'QIIram, where :;:;::.~~~~vlslttoFara, sa · Fara Is a JJatient ln the bone marrow transplant unit at the hospital. She Is thedaughterOITom and Dee Gianas of Co\urobus. "Barbara called Fara on the telephone a coupleofwteks ago, and then sent her flowers and a teddy bear,"Mrs. Glanassald. "Then, last week, she called to see it she could cmte and visit Fara. ''When Barbara came walking down the hallway, Fara's eyes got real big,'' Mrs. Glanas satd. "She knew wbo 11 was right away. ltwas like a dream cane true." Miss Mandrell brought Fara presents and mvtted the chndtovisrt her Nashville home. Although the . p)ore Colwnbus Friday on her way horne to Nashville after a Labor Day performance in ~lern. She slept In 1 her company touring bus outside University HnonltaJs so she· could .....,.. 5 two:reare. NCJWthat ~II back In ..ton. atoey boun have reiUIIlt!l1 at the Pureroy lJtnry ~ the pre- STORE HOURS: 'nlat'e wbea Nllht wt11 be beJd at the Center. Not OIJb' l!lfr. vlllted Stanton, lowa,lmowll utile lane at the world'a 11qeet co&e pot. =. Llnseyhavefalled. )'0111'"'"""""· W)'ornln& Nebruka, and Iowa, illlll'!•llc aloq tllewaytovilltpne coonrlns, Elwlll Dlebl and Mlldn!d l)>nneQIJidthelrflmllles.Tbeyallo at the ~1.or). SheWfllmleOYerlhe 1..1!\IOI'IJeYW! laidandhadanlmal bid. "$hewasvecystncere.Itwas The ,Clllna 1Im Yeer ot.coYay Ellhi'*loa wu there and tile two vlllted It In addition ro Iota ot ot11er : thtl fall, hll IIIIer, Faith. wtllll'lduatefr!llnObloState in~ hos41italizedfian J:< . · Center want you to IIIIIt Oct. 11 on They retunJed by way ot Idaho, Faith 11 back at aru now atter GRANT RECEIVED- Nonna ~ RN, Melp eoonty Heallb -~ J:)eparjmeii&IIIII'Sing&upenillor,WRD!In(,reviewUgrantforSS2,18J,118 ' I ' 0 !JUptheOhloDeparimentofHeallhwlthCllJ'!liTanilehiD,RNwhoha& ' · .. ; cllarpoftheweiJ.chlldcllnlcs. .. •. ' accordlngtothefamllyincome. The well-chlld and the pre-natal. Currently there are oVer 100 programs are handled by Iii familY : , active pre-natal clients, which healthservlcesadvlsory)loarcl,with . accord!ngtoMr5.To!TeS)represent both being totl!lly funded through ' · ' about %of all the pre'gnant w001e11 the grant, including salaries for : · in Meigs County, it that figure is personnel as well as the cost of- •, comparable to last year's births. · testing equipment lind supplies. • • ' ' Mlcbaeland Jolll. lllh' Unlvenlty, Co" U af Veterllllry Medicine, In the lpl'lqa, Beth. alloa student at Cincinnati, bal .IIIIOther- 1. Miss Mandrell stopped' off In "Llte Flight Is the best thing that has ever happened in th1s area because it makes the difference betweenllfeanddeath"Walbridge • sald. Fire Chief Don Smothers The flights average 50 miles one-way or 36 minutes round trip, flying ill speeds up to 00 miles per hour, Roy said. Five other h06jlital helicopters cover the reSt of the state, he said. Life Flight 1s the fastest and most sophisticated medical helicopter in thecountryandtheonlyoneinOhio to carry adoctoronevecyfllght,Roy said. · · Mlnlaturlzed operating equipment allows for any treatment that could be done l1n a conventional emergency room, except laboratory tests and Xrays. · · of . ~~::=e~:!~~!!~7a ·Singer·_ visits Life Flight draws more respect By SUE CROSS ~ated PreM Writer TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)- the crew and Family Healtn Selv~ Program t11r0ug11 JUDe ao; ;ue. has heeD awarded to the Meigs CQunty Health ~t by the 01110 Department olllealth. . ~ p~am provides fw!ds tor pl:tmary care. public health and ~tlve services lorchlkirelland woroerrof childbearing ~­ As explained by Nonna Torres, RN,. Jllll'Sing supervisor tor the Health Department, the grant Is a renewalotf\mdUJglortheweH-cbUd and pre-natal programs and not money for new programs. Of the iotalllfllOilllt $2D,lll1·1s tor the well-chlid cHnlcs while $31)!1518 lor the pre-natal cHnic. In operation for several years, the well-cbUd cHnlcs are supervised by Carol Tanneh!H, RN, with Dr. James Witherell as the physician in charge. Mrs. Torres reported that between688and1,10ldlfterentlocal CbUdren are seeD annually with many being scheduled tor lollQWups tb:rollghout the year. The pre-natal cHnlc was siarted in Januaxy by Ann Blackwood, a certified nurse practitioner in obsttetics, who is assisted . in the ' programbyPhylllsBearhs, . Both clinics are open Wany~ Countlan with a nominal made . on a sliding fee ~ at Willie Jon Ia $52,036.88 for continuation ot a Cl!lld The Sunday Parents don't complain ~QIIRII'NBJIOI:IIUal 'ftr I I II '1118 Ha~ t11ree Ill same ~ IIIUit be a llnlndlll chal...,.., \IUtBIIl and Gay Perr1a aren't ~. W.Va. - • • • • • • • • • • • • •- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • u. 19C , RUSSEn POTATOES YELiOW COOKING ONIONS ::GLI,$1.69 3LL lAG 79C A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN" •• '• - �I Page B8 Pvrnetay Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point PleaiCIIIt, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel Dea .. rs·y~M:~.~--mMbe.~.nw,armmupehotdddbgs.'ling, •a "'..,., · DEAR MEG- My mother-In· law Is totally obnoxious. She comes . to our house (we rent trom them) and asks If I put my wash In the dryer, when I did It, how much detergent used and what our electric bill ts.' She shuts off my Jlgllts and TV and opens and shuts my windows to suit her. She goes through my trash and cabinets. When I'm cooking, she adjusts the stove and says I should use lids If I I Katie's korner miserly .in-law realprobl.e.m Wbensheglvesour.k!dspresents usually yard sale things, she them back when they're thro ShetakesltuponbenJelftocor:::; here and move my tumlture without asking andwW lcku an wan~ N~ADY TO SNAP, ALBANY, ·D· : EAR READY. My mall Is fuU of tales about terrible In-laws, but yours takes the cake In the 3M department-meiUl,meddUngand brokentoyand,takelt~ewi~~ ~rly. .Shortofmurder,youhave 0 teillng us Y two tacks to take: Insist that I could.go on, but what's the use? husbandgetheroffyourback, You can't Insult her she Ignores move. The rental ~. >-ou. If she doe5n't l~ve me alone, while It makes dollan and cents for you may be reading aboUt her on . no sense emotionally. It the front page What would you do? us fo herhllust for power and . · · powers r !>US ness. · DEAR MEG: The gli'l I'm ~ng~ to says she's an agnostic. I m Jewish, alth(!ugh I haven't attended services since r we11t away to coUege. ' muses were known as company . Jaclde doesn't carewhereweget married, but I'd Uke a ta!:lbHo houses and they aU used coal burning stoves and subsequently the area was called Stove Town. · Bass stated the houses were shanty type houses at that time. Also, there were two mines In the area number 16 and 17. Number 16 was located where the Racbie Planning Mill Is now located and numiler 17 at Maplewood Lake.' Also forgot to mention other · 'residents that formerly lived there, the Snowball family and Doc Dalton. Also, Dorothy Roller, Middleport, tells me that a Palrlck Hogan lived · In the area. Hogan was an Irishman and he planted potatoes on St. Patrick's Day no matter wluit type of weather they were having and as a result he was the only person in Syracuse that had early potatoes. :u.r ri :s More on Stove Town By KATIE CROW OVP CoiTeSJIOfldent N~ has talent beyond _Mk~~~rt belief. ~tlyihad the pleasure .of listening to a recording of . New· man at the organ playlng "Toccata In was spine chilling. 1 Neuman has never taken an organ ~n . He did however, when a child, take plano lessons. There Is no doubt about It he could be playing at Carnegie Hall. Burdette was organist at the Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport for over 20 years. · His wife, Cherole Is also talented. Cherole has a beauUful voice and on tile tape with Neuman accompan· tng she sang "ShaD We Gather At The River" and "Deep River." There Is no doubt aboUt It - they are talented. Like to mention that our frtend, !living Karr marl«id another birth· day last Friday. !living always asks just before In last week's column I wrote his birthday "are you going to take about Stove Town in upper my picture?" Syracuse. One Ume I did take his picture I bad several calls about the when be was honored and the next article and one of the callers was . morning he was waiUng for me ort Leonard Bass who has an excellent the steps to my office to make sure memory. It did not get In the pajler. HelnformedmethatStoveTown Irtvtng If you reaDy want your many years ago was owned, troin picture in the paper we wW be where Hubbard's Greenhouse Is happy to oblige. presently located up to the Syra· , Now let's see you are 40 · right? cuse J>resbyterian parsi>nage, by . Best wishes. · Syracuse Coal and Salt Co., and all Have a nice week. . Square dance lessons planned PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. - Tile Grande Squares Square Dance Club will host a free Introduction to the Wonderful World of Western Style Square Dancing on 'Sept. 11 and 20. • Lessons will be held at the Wl'st VIrginia Extension Office Audlto· rlum In the Courthouse Annex ·located .on VIand Street In Point Pleasant. Couples are Invited to attend either or both nights from 7: lJ to 9:30 p.m. Members of the club are encouraged to attend and help the guests. These exper1enced dancers will be on hand tllniughout the conllnuln~ le;;sons to help guide the . pew ,couples through the vartous patterns taught by the Instructor and caller, Cecil Sayre. columns. ctasswUI belltnMonday, Sept.17;1n PQlntPlea,wlt. -It wUl lie taught Monday and Thursdays, 7 to 10 p.m. at Point fromthehigh'school. . Cost Is $18 for the payable lnC4Sl!. no~cbedra accepted.InstructonwWbeEIIllle Hunt, p&riiJIIedlc, andBettyMJI'tln, ~. ) Bucks rally, top Beavers 22-14 in . '8. 4 · · ·a· . grt.., ~pener ... . . DURING OUR ANNUAL '"""'"' R•du~tlolllr\Dsnt $1/1 POOL IITS HE~BIS DECI( TO POOL .....................:._.,,.U.ULt.s..............~.S33 S.~INGROUND· TIEAD LADDERS .....l~HWUI ................f$5 HOT TUBS & SPA •••••" •••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••• ~................. $1995 ' ' ., REPLACEMENT LINERS Oreplll...,._..,.. AIIOUND'I'RI BND -01111 .......... . , _ 141> ,..._ ..... ,.wn • 24' ROUND ABOVE GROUND .....JW.WI&............... 1120 16x32 ABOVE GROUND .............JW.WIUI. ••••• ;..... S200 18' ROUND ABOVE GROUND .....JW.\IAI.II9.;............. . . •scEUANEbUS RIPAIR KIT. FOR VINYLLINUS •••• Y.:.U1 .............;,S1.25 TEFLON TAPE, 500 INCHES .........JW.\LA9.................. $0c. USED PUMP & MOTOR .........IAlOXU.i.WiA9JIIW....... II' , . ABOVE GROUND SANb JILTER & PUMP.!rA\.~~.u... 1150 2825-PAINT, 5 GAL. Blkl~l BlUE ...............U.Yl.•• S69.00 I • • tllllft p11 11 a. or., .. . .I .to 'Cats· · THEIMO~TERS ....................... ~-.................. ALL 400Jo OFF· 73 fO ARNESON POOL SWEEP ..:':.........WA\,IW...... S3SO I t' . year against Wisconsin. , control, to build Its hal1tlmemargln. ' Earle Bruce, Ohio State's coach, 1be JJeavers drOVe 82 yards In 15 . was not surprlled by Oregon State's plays and conswrled almost five . performance. "In the last ftve minutes of the second quarter: games last year, they reaDy hit and TaUback oJames Terrell took a they didn't have (quarterback pltchout from Greene and sped' the Ricky~ Green tbe!l.'~ • 1!1St14yards. . . Bruce w""'"'ft Ids -'-th ..,.,...,. Ohio State's offense settled down , ---"":oe , "!"coach, Su"'6'•• . . openeJ:astheBuclceyes' said, In the second half behind redshlrt attenpon because Ohio S.tate would "We were very fortunate to capital- sopholnOrequarterbackJimKarsa· plaiadlfterenttypeofgamelnthe 1ze on their errors. we are not a IDS. KarsatDs, replacing InJured sermd halt," Avezzano said ''We finished team.'' ' regularMUieTtmczakasastarter, would be challellged by a better John w,.,...........e, a serond-s...Mft directed thi! Buckeyes' control team.'' tanback, ~ State's ~"; game with his beVy of I'UIIIIE!I'B and Oregon State was beaUag Ohio toochdown a 4-yard run with 1 22 his......_uentbutaccurantnaaa"'n. Stale 14-3 at halflkne, but the ' : ~tm completed ~.is .........~ ......... 0 _.... _ and left In the third quarter that put the -~- ........... l3ucl!eyes ahead 1.5-14. pasaes for 102 yards. 1'lmczak, deffllalvely In tJ;e last Jl mjautes Oregon State stullned tlie Buck- recovered from a double fractlll'IM# behind 233-pound junior tailback eyes, 24-polnt favorites, with two his I1gbt leg In SJr!ngp-actice, wal · ~.~~in~~ the ~-half truchdo\vns, easUy heldoi.ltof action as a precaution, offsetting a ~yard field goal by the ·. Green, oregon State's .qui~: ....... _. · Buckeyes'tlch Spangler 1n the !lrst · foo""' ·-"' ..,_ -··"'"""" ""'ute strength was the _.,...,, ~· -ck , gave Ohio .. tmpresslve thing we saw today," the · quarter ror a 1,4-3 margtn. . State's yoong defensedrooble; Beaven~'coachsald. . The Beavel'll' .first touchdown, 'especlallyll\theflrsthalf. . . . . Byars, the Big Ten's leading. quarterback Ricky Greene's 3-yard ' The Jlllllor pa'secl for24lyards oo 1100re!'andruiberin1!183,ranl3and keeper, was set up by Ohio State a· J!I.ot-atpertomrnaceand~29 1yanlsfortouchdownsandcan1ed punterTootTupa.'stumble. Tupa,a ylll'(ls on the,grwnd. HOiveller, he 34tlmesforacareer:!U8h182YI\I'(Is. freshman attempting his first was harried In the second bait, "Byars pra!lvled us ~." coJiegoe kick, botHell the ball and especially by Ohio State's !®~ A......,.no llllld atter the opener for was dnJA)ed at the Buckeyes' · freshman linebacker Chris both oollegP football teams. 25-yard Une. ' Spielman.' · Byars had i74 yards lor his Then Oregon State stole one of OrNOO State outgalned Ohio previous best. rushing game last Ohio State's ravortte' tricks, ball State 387·3&1. Michigan jolis Miaml.~ ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - ' Hanunersteln leaped at the line to the third quarter to pull the . Fullback Bob Perryman scored Intercept a Kosar pass alll;j set Wolverlnesrutofa7-4ide!lclt. . three toucbOO.Yns and Michigan Mlchlgan up at ~ HWTicanes' :M. Miami's first · TO came on a . ByANNES.CJWWIEY stoppedMlamlquarterbadtBemle The Wolverines tht!l took seven '. 32-yard pass ~Kosar to~ .. . ....eel.._ ...... LEXINGI'ON, Ky. (AP) -Senior Kosarwithstxtntera:ptluusaadtwo plays to rcore, .with Perryman' Brown early In the third quarlel'. ' fumble recoveries Saturday as the plunglngofh~t taddelromayard · Perryman's decisive score ciune George Adams ran for three 14th ranked Wolverlnel upeet the rut for !lis thln1 touChdown. ·• with 7: 01 left and two plays anl:r touchdowns and 106 yards and top.ranlret' Hurrlcanes22-14. Perryman had lllOI'ed on a Michigan passed up a 24-yard Bob quarterback' Ranldel1 P' et' Mlaml, 2-1, trailed 12-7 midway stx-yanlrunlil ~flntquarterafter Bergeron fleld goal. Mlarnl wai . lot 199 yai'ds In his startlngdebutas Killltul:kY routsd Kent Slate. 42-0 · ~::,'!\the~barlbqiiiiiUraad'!as ·· a M'r'dpn funlble ~and found fOUgll1ng the kldu:r, ~ t'efalstve ?adlle Mllre added a TO late In Michigan a first lklwn at the 3. Saturday in a lllliHlClllferl IXJl- · ;t; But the Hurrtcanes, traDing 19-7, ,_ :... .\. ...,... .....,...., game at Ccuuaiiiitook just36 ileconds todrlvelllyarcll! WNltb Stadh•m. · and score again with BqJimnore . , Kentucky qeied Ita 9EIIIIOII with sensation Kcsar hltUng!lanla:r Stan ' · the vlcto!y, . Jj!l'ry ClaibOrne's Shakespeare with a 4fyard touch1iecOIId winning start In three yean clown pass. 11 Wildcat coach. Kent State, a :H-17 Miami's last' hopes were dashed winner CNer Akron a week ago, when llnebadcer . R.odney ~ ~ evened Its retnd at 1·L ~ snared his second of !hree 19~ , Adams, a 213-pound t&tibackfnm 11oM. Beigauu then wrapPed Lexington, scored from 5 and 1 things up with a Z7·yard field goat yards In the first haH and had with 1:12 remaining. : ' another 1-yard TO run early In the ' . . •o:! His longest gain ln2l.carrles . ~13yards. . I . , . • ~ ~his firSt start after sbJwb~g promise as a backup In his treshman year, completed 14 al 1i paiii!S, lnclut'ln& a 4-yard INDIANAPOLIS. (AP) - Qt!ar: . . taucbt'own pass to tlllbt end Olivel' terback Jim Everett passed tor 2M . WOLFlEY BAMBLB8FOB V18GINIA- ,....,.. Boa ·Wblte lateln thesecondquarterthat yards and two touchdowns tct WallleJ ef VIr/ h !IIIII IIra ' p die..., tar a plllilllariiQ et pve Kentucky a 21.0 baltUme lead flallkl!r Jet! Price Saturday as Mwi 1•1 er Field Ia MGq : 1n1, W.Va. ~ lliJIII'II Dute Wbelli or the vlsltcn from the Mid· Purdue, taking advantage of die Ualvenlty orLtJiil:t ~re~~:• ••fwW~•faet Rt :0 American Conterenoe. pealed Notre Dame eri'ors, upset malr.e lbe ll?op. WV1,J led 2M Ill ballllme. CAP r 01 ?e). Mark Logan ended a six-play, the No.7-rankl:d Irtsh 2J.2lln .thetr '15-yanl drive with a 1-yard toucb-' ' college footbaU seascn opmer at the cbvnatl:Xlofthethlrdquarterand Hodsier DOOle. freshman Mark Hi11P pranced 46 Notre Dame scored twice In ·the yards clown the left sldeiJDe oo the first tor a 14-31ead, but the Irtsh lust ftrllt play of the Mirth. JRrttlllg the the baD five Urnes on turmvers and MINNEAPOLIS (AP) .:_ Mlnne- lead the Twins past the Texas WUdcatsup42-0with14:51toplay. '1'IIROt,IGR TID MIDDLE- M "JM.. Gerald Willie IJiall .tepe . were hurt late In thethlrdquarteroo Kent State threatened three . lh?lu...,Viifll-• lbe !Nddle for tour-ru* • Miami's Julie Cartel .,.,..es fw 10ta'1 Tbn Laut'ner brcJIIe oot ala · Railien ~ Satlarday. an Ineligible receiver penalty that · 1-for-33 slump with ftM' hits, 'lbe V)Cfory eNIIIIed the Twills to timeS, butklckl!rToi\YDeLeooewas lbeuadlle aad teammete o.a.c.-{Ml sw~npiarouad?o'defead. forced them to (lllnt. • tncludlnga~dllubleln remain atop the tlahtlY bunched . wldeleftqnfleldgoalattemptsof49, ( AP 1 , erpboto11 ). the elahth IMing and a homeNi, to Arnl!l1ain Leaaue West Division. C and 28 yard&. . E·Z CHLOR CHEMICAL ........:.-..........o...IU~.IIII.TJ...~$50 ~~ UP. CHEINCAL I 00 ll......_............':»Avn.............S22 ABOVE GROUND WOOD DECIP..¥.51!9.'9.!M!JLUA-••• s8o ..., AU VACUUM EQUIPMENT'l''"''"''''"'''"'.........~.-.35'- OFf am .'THE POOL PEOP('£.: 3U PIKE ST., GAUl POLIS, OH. , . f' . . . Au ' .. ~- '1-114-446-3051 . mancm1 31 ~ ~C::i~&~:JroRD. · , Low Month'ly '. ~ :· , 1-&14-992·5724 . , Payments .. "' ..,....,e 1 adllll Kent in .42·0 loss su ..... Suede • ....ndy St!odo . 11nt,..... or IJIE ~~~-.......uy.OSUW..zt-14. !API ;I at). sro Smelco Grar 5uodt .. """'tuo BTU .... .wum............~.....m.~.\~........... U 50 . BTU •••• .wrmJ. ••••••••••• ~ ••••• ~.~UUt ••••••••••• S600 ITU .... Jiflll.................. ~.~!Al.Jl9............. SJOO ITU USED ................................................ SSSO ,· LADDERs·· . ABOVE GROUND A-FRAME ..........m.w.u................f$5 125,000 17 5,000 25 0,000 250,000 ...' . ' By GEORGE 8'11WDE AP 8poda Wrller . COLUMBUS, Oblo . (AP) ~ State eo8ch Joe Avez.:zano proved to be an accurate halftime prophet In Ids Beaven' opening 22-14 ~ball .loss ,Saturday· to ' . · slxth·ranked Ohio State. "We .'-'" our lpla"""" "" pay ...... , •• - w 16x32 INGROUND POOL KIT...~ ............................ S2095 18x3J I~GROUND POOL . KIT................,•• ;............ SU95 24' ROUND ABOUT GROUND KIT ........smtl.lltlt.Yl.... 5975 27' ROUND ABOUT GROUND KIT' ......................... s'1175 . 15 x30 ROUND ABOUT. GROUND Kit .......~~ ............ . SIS 75 24' SOLAR BLANKET •.lM..OIIW••• m.~I.ZW•••• ~NOW S90 28'' SOLAR BlANKET .UIIIU&Jl••• m.~IZ7..A9...NOW S105 Homecoming ' '' · mtered were l!O-yanl dalh, 8oftballllwow, broadjwnp, ~and 44MHneter relay. • . SKOKIE, Ill. (AP) -The highest tides In theconUnentaiUnltedStates are In Maine, according to Rand McNally's "Mobil Travel Guide." Maine has about 3,500 mUes of ·seacoast and about 2,500 lakes within its borders. Except for Its e!IStem edge, virtually the whole northern baH of Maine Is a · wilderness area of lilkes, streams and mountains. . ' 'Emel'Kl!llcy Medical Technician IICIVII r~;::===:::;~:;;:====RN=.=·===:;::::;==~ tld8-. Highest tides EMT classW.~a.olanned in Mason PI'. PLEASANT; - An Pleasant tMs' buiJdlni, marryus.Theproblelljls,becan't do It unless Jackie converts. Jackie said she would, and even agreed to ratst< our clilkh'en In the Jewish faith, but she doesn't want to be ObUgated to attend seiVIces. She's one of thosEl people who always finishes what slie starts and doesn't want ,togi>to the trouble to convert If shes not going to lleJl pracUclng 1Jew. I'vetoldherltdoesn'tmattera bit to me If she attends services or · not. Whatdoyouthlnk?-SAMC., BROOKL¥.N, N.Y. DEAR SAM: I think she sounds great, Don't let her getaway! Wrtte to Meg care of this newspaper. The volume of man prohibits personal repUes, but quesUons of · general Interest will be discussed iJl 'tuture . SPf,:CIAL OLl'MPL\Ns - GaDco lnUtrlel and Gaidlnl Hand Schoolsmt 12 to lbe Ohio Special 0\vmi,llcs In Colunibus ll):om left, they are ,left CahfiiDs, Bill 'lbornp8on, Ei.geoe Roach, Jbn ~. Gene Sl!aver, Scott Greene, Don Saxon, Teresa She eta Bciee West, Dan SllortandMearlln Plenon. Not plduredlsBrenda~. 1be team wda.lout gold medals, 111x silver and seven bronze. Eveala ALFRED - The Alfred United Methodist Church homecoming will be held Sept. 16, with Sunday school at 9: 4? a.m.; worship service at 11 a.m.; . basket dinner at 12: lJ p.m . and the afternoon service at 1: :.:J p.m . . Unity Singers will provide special music. The public Is Invited to attend. StpMmlnr 9, 1914 ......... Notre Dame u~t_; by Punl~~ 23-21 ·~ war . w• --IJ!e re: Twins edge R8ngms, reniainin first . . I " '• ' .Patriots·out to· ~pap~ Miami jinx; Chiefs visit 'lliverfront ' . . passing attack~ Lynn Dickey to James Lollal, John BELCREST 2 pc. SECTIONAL .,WITH OTTOMAN Sofa 88" long Love Seat 65 '' long . with 8 big pillows ' . and a 27" x_,30" ottoman. ' Covered in Horizon Natural l • \ '. r ( . " \) Jeffer11011 and Paul Colfman, as powertlll-. ever In last week's U.23 vlcto!y over St. Imls. The obfect Is the Raider 8EOUJidary, led by COI'IIl'ltlacks Mike Haynes ..and. Lester Hayes; The Raiders limited Hooston's Warren Moon to 156 yardS In their :H-14 victory l&st week. ' · San Diego goes lnf9Seatueotf a42-13shellackll!wol Mlnne!lota In which the usually charltible Cllarger defense llmlted the VJ~Pngs to yards while the oftense roUed for · 526. The SeahaWkl shut oot Clew!land 33-0, but Curt Warner, the AFC's leading rusher laSt IE8DI, went down wlih a knee ii!JUI'Y and Is probably 1o1t for the !le8SiliL Warner's place oo the I'OIIIer has ~ taken by Harris, wbo was cut by the Steelei'S afb:r boldlng rut for I1IIJfe IIIOIII!Y· Mcnday lll&bt's contest betwl!eD San Francisco (1.0) and Washington (01~ tlgurell to be a s!JlotOUt. 1be Redsklns generated no pass l1lllh aplnll Miami, · leaving the secondary vulllerable to Marlllo's bombs . : to Duper, and go this week agalnt anc;her sldlllUI quartA:I'b8Ck In Jqe Mootana. But the tier defellle Ia lnlislnl cornettlack Eric Wright ant' defaiiiVe ertd Jeff Stover, himself flll1ng In for holdout Fred Dean. Atlanta, with }WIIam Andn!ws auaefor the -.on with a knee Injury, got a big bcalt last week from Geralcl RiaJ, IU replacernmt, wbo rulhed ill' :U2 ~ In a 3&-28 upeet at New ~ But against Detroit. whldl bit :..27 to San FraDc.'tlco 00 Ray Wencbbli'• last·IEOlnd field goal, the Faklonl may be witb;lllt cdenllve tackle Mike Kenn, GUt with a calf lnjwy. . _ ·~Olin Elway, who bruised hlsslwlder In last week's an ~17 . w1n over the CtnclnnaU Bengals, Is an unlikely starter for Denver. Gaz:y Kubiak, who took over and englneei\:d the winning toocbduwn drive, Is his replacEment. Chicago, which romped over Tampa Bay 3H41ast week, Is diversifying Its attack as Matt Subey shlires ball-carrying duties with Walter . Paytoo. Philadelphia woke up a half too late' against the Giants, cmalng from a 21-6 deficit to Within one point . as Rnn Jaworsld (ound · Mike QUick lor tw(l touchdowns. Minnesota never woke up a taU In Its loss to San Diego. Bullalo was another- second·half team last week againSt New England as Joe Ferguson went Z7 for 40 for 263 yards. The Cardinals lost by a point to Green Bay as NeU O'Donoghue missed what cwld have been II game-winning 45-yard !leld goal on a play originally designed to be a take. Kansas City wW again go witli Todd Blackledge, woo Is n:placlng the Injured Bill Kenney at quarterback. The Bengals' Crls ColUnsworth caughl 10 passes for 141 yards agalrult Denver. Tampa Ba.Y got almost no o!fense against Chicago, generating just 254 yards- 74 of them on one play, a scortng pass from Jack Thompson to Gerald Carter. New Orleans Is hoping for a.better performance by lti defense, which allowed Atlanta 249 yards on the grwnd. . . The Cleveland-Rams game matches the tWo~ or Monday gaqaes. The Rams got o!f to a J3.0 ll!ed against the Cowboys but cookm't capltanze on turnovers and Eric Dickerson's runnlng:The BroWni t'ld almost nothing rlgbt In their 33-0 loss to .Seattle. ave 11 \ ·' �.. • f'i)a C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Point Pleasant .smashes Athens, POINT PLEASANT - The Point Jilleasant Blg Blacks posted their first win of the season F rtday evening a t Saunders Memorial !'ltadlum, an Impressive 4().:11) decls!Oit pver the lilsitlng Athens auJ4logs o! the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. •'The Big Blacks evened their ueoord to 1-1 on the year. Athens !liPPed to ().2. ·"'" edge Pawtucket, 3-2 PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP ) _ The rnJumbus Cll down ·tw ~ - ppers, ~ 0 In the best-of-five InternationalLeagueplayotfserles,capll<il· ~~M~d~~-~and a wild pitch Friday tO defeat the Pawtucket Red Sox 3-2. • ·• ·tlJe Clippers' runs In the second lMtng were charged tD starter ' •, 40~20, for initial Hannan Trace drops Hannan·:~ 34-6 .for . s~o.-~ grid victory .. ... little time. On the thirdJIIay of the Thetlrilt)Vas$tthe7:Jllmarkwlth quarter, It was Wedge . hitting Dave M&::AIIllter aolna fNffl ~ Mitchell tor another tooclldowll the two. Athens miNed the PAT pass. t111s (llle a ~yardl!r. Rllodel' kick. PAT ldck wu aood and the Big Mterplc)dllg all I RoierRoulll ,Blacks then held a 3W advantaee.' pass, Atllells toot owr at lis ll.ln : Oil the ensuJn8 ldckQft, the Blg five plays, A~ I!Wllll!d to the B)acks knocked the ball loose 1rom PPHS nine. It was Mark Wlllilml DanAbdellaatthe16yardUneanda scorlngonthenextplayatthe3::W · penalty on ~bEl BuUdop gave Point mark !rom the ~ ·McAIJIBter JX"'C'''OJI at the eight-yard line. c!IJTied In lhEl two-point converwloll (llle,the tll-.t play It was sophomore · as AHS made .It 40-14. taUbackRyanBordmanaillngln!or After hO~ the leCOIId strtng the 'ID at the 9: 58 mark ot the third unit of the Big Blackl 011 their Jli!Xt QW11'ter. Athens blocked the PAT posMsion, Athens~ the Btr OennlsBurtt,whotooktheloss, and kick. Point~ up Its blg&est -~~ksUneto,JX~~~tl\lldtook~lllthe,lJ the wild pitch which produced the Jeadolthe-pl'Qe,4().0. ,_,. · Salford then went to the beJtch. ' Atllenl then li'!O'Ied 'lOYIIJ'ds trulx decisive third run was thrown by .._.. ,.__, reliever Toey Herron. TheOlppers Second..... All :ll lllllldoi points Cllll!e In the plays with Ed Robe ICOI'InR ...... ~~ ~~- ~s~, lnther_fu_the_~-~q~~-~~-a-~---~-In_the_~--~~·~P_P_ffi_w_as_ted _ _ ~=~~~=·-----~---~~=~=~=~oo=C=~~~game. . Pawtucket had only four hlt.s off starter Md winner, Jim Deshaies, and Mark SUva , whO relleved him the seventh .. · Although· !InaI team totals show Athens slightly ahead In some categories, the Big Biacks doml· . nated the offensive and defensive llne o! scrimmage. Point broke It open early with a 27-0 halftime lead, and widened the margin tD 40-0 midway through the third q~r. After that, PPHS Coach Steve Salford called on hls second and third stringers to tlnlsh the game. By'l'IMDAVJ.i ~Staff ~ppers JUIDeShocks Vl!iltGI's Afterh<>ldlng the Bulldogsonthelr ·second possession of the game, KellyRl1fle's '10-yardpuntreturnfl)r -a touchdownlgnlted theBig Biacks. RU!1e hauled In Darrln Malone's pmt at the P PHS lJ and raced tile dlstancetoglvePolnta6-0iead a tthe 5:52 mark. Mike Rb<x!es' extra· point kick sailed wide. The Big Blacks put some more points on the· board on their next possession. On a second aild four situation, senior quarterback Brian Wedgehit endDarrellMltchell !oia 27-y&rQ'IDpass. Wedgethennailed Shawn Nibert with a two-point converSion pass to make 1114-0 with __.. · 1: 35 1"" In the quarter. . VICt~ry . tumble set up the third Point P leasant score. On the llttb play of t he ·drive, Shawn Thomas scampered to pa~ trnm 26 yards out. MtkeRIIodes'ldckspllitheuprigbts to give Pulnt a 2Hl advantage. .. Another Athens' fllmbled\lrlnglts next poli'!ffl•lnn gave f'olnt good field posJtlon on the Bnljctcs' 'iff, After moving the ball to the Atllells' 21-yard line In five plays, a pen11ltY on the Big BJ¥1<s mcM!d the pigskin oot to . the £yard Une. Backup quarterback Mike Rhodes con· necledwithendShawnNtberttora , 4.'>-yard true~ pass. Rhodes' extra-point klckwasnogood.Pulnt was In command. 27-0. oo nne. .•. I STPPPED COLD ~ ........ Trace'• Delle BIMHI!I illltopped by three H-an deleote11 durin& llni llullf lldbl Ill & ~ yield on 1-2.25-t- .. The Commercial & Savings )Jank : 1t "ALWAYS ON ·YOUR 51 DE" 2~ Court Street .. . . · •'• '11m points ot the contest as tlmeexplred. The Rnllqa nillled the two-point oonvenlon. PPHS '-1 coach Steve Safford a&ld, "W~ really needed thls ~win toolabt to aet our contldeace back. ;EspeclaJiy aft«whatl!a&llienediast week. We're &ll!ttln& better, but we sUil ll)llde a teW mll'lllkes Silver Bridg~ Plaza ~y. Dstd ' • "11 PP1B =:...-... . .. . . .. . ... A 1!1 18& · 18 :1!6 ~~ l 3-2 2'13 ii-29.8 ~.4 play. ........ ..... ............ 39 -1>1• - , s GAUJPOU!I - ~- Boara& a:caal 8 I'? h ... rae'' • lie CsJIII ' GalfC41aneFrttlq (AJ&. 31). The"- " ' -...._ ..... '7, ,... I hale (1• ,...). Boara& ......,...... _ . . )by ... wile Marie. • door Ha!c-k, dark redwood metallic with matching vlnyt !ntoriCM', fuel 11!i«fed • ,cylinder. ~~ngine , automatic trontmillion. power ateerlng anclbra~Wi : air cond.. am· rodio, rear del-. radial fir.. . • $5,80000 · PJ'IIS .. .,., .... ........... ..... .... , lt 13 l3 o-«l Athens ................................0 0 0 -~ OHIO RIVER " Member FDIC FUR .CO. Spring Valley .................. ,.... WANTED .... OINSENG ROOT. aU . .....,_ ....... - ' ...... I laM " ..,..._.. .....- ... -"A"- ··']'homM nlllled fortllyardsonllCIII'l'leeiOieadtbeBillllllcllaiOa4t-• pid win over Atlleaa. (Photo by '11m Davlll). '' P215fl5115 q,OO 54.00 49.00 55.00 P235n5115 St.OO P22517Sil5 ALBANY - 31. 46.00 Soothern's Junior · High Football teem trayelled to ' Alexander ;Illllnday evening and cameawaywlthablg16-2trlwnph. 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So If you' ve got a CD that's abut to mature, or a minimum Investment of just $500, Commercial & Savings' got just the place for lt. l~2.82% • _•_clive annual Pme ll ~t:blue!t !rom C2 RE-INVEST WHILE INTEREST RATES ARE FAT. • hll' Big B~ks... SAVINGS ; BANK'S 3 YEAR CD. YOUR :·-· •• CHANCE TO GET 1HE i· FATIEST RATE IN OVER f.i TWO YEARS. :• . II ~•- ....... tile tiCllde are • • .,•• l!'IMW'I Waup (•), 'ftpr " ' 1n (II) ... All .W. (11). , ~ f.~ o,,...,.,_................................ Flm-.. • - -·l <lrlpCed .......... . . ....... ... . .r 0011ceroecs.: tocetter: w• "!. .. :, • ~ Hr attempted an oaslde kick, but Atter the game Hr Coach Brett. Hannan was alert and covered the Wlbon commented 011 hll team't: ball a!Ill 47. Ollila first play seniOr lack of aggresslvenela In the tlr$1· quarterback Jim Aldns' took the · halt, saying, " be was snap l'lllled out. and as he wu hit that we weren't able to put 3U liver the Wlldcall ot ~· ,lateraled theballiO(allbackWllson, two halves a t conalltent 1111t W. VII. whorandowlltheleftaldeUnefor53 · aggresatve play." Willon. pi'a!Md" · ', rO what r; wey pllysical yard$. The tint half ended with the effort ot soplllmon! Da.\'ld game, for the nat pert, Hannan Hannan Trace hOlding a 14-41 lead. Bartrum, a tint ·year player wbo Trace ,clomiDal8l. s. · d Half was second to Ron SalllllleB lit The 'CIIts' cfefellle held Hannan . The second halt beaan Slowly as . tackles. Wilson Bald be also was to l28 yards, with 57 yardl coming Barnes picked up hill lhlrd touch- pleased with the way hil tt8rn! onle play. H'l' also Intercepted downwlth2:51toaoonaaevenyard .c ameotrtheballlntheaecondhalf. twope~.and~afurrtble . jaunt. When Barnes crPI&ed1he · Frlday, HTfllcesGreenllthcl'ne.: Lllte Ill thetlrlt quarterwltll aO.O goaUine befeUtotheground, but the Coach Wllsoli said he expec.-:•. score and neither teim otfedng InJury turned out to be a lower leg very toug!l game and In order lo-' mucb of a threat, Hannan Trace cramp. Eflc Darst added the win, Hannan 1'ra(e would ~ve · to~ , quarterback Gary Kirk, lldferiDe convenlon for a 2U HT lead eliminate the tlrilt half rnfitalle& from a lliaht COIICIIIIIn In Jut Hanilan Trace opened up the ani! play hard·noeed football. ·, .. week's &arne 11t Symmes Valley, . ' scoril!a' In tbefourth. Darst took It In e: u u, was lntercepb!CJ at the two yard from two yaf!ll wt with 8:52 to go. B 3 A pu1 to Barnes fell Incomplete. ? ' 3110, · lD came the Wlldcilts' defense. Later, a twO yard run by junior Phil ~= =::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ,., OllHaJman'atlrltplay,afmnbleby Bailey witll3:331eft In the game Toia!yllnllle ..... ..................... lJI · m 16 .,~ ""'-ered ended the ........ft_ l5 4 ··~· ""'""'was recov . ~u ... , pc:omple10d ........... ...... ...... 6 2 At the two, It took one carry by ' Hannan stilrted to move In the lnlelceplb~ ........ ..................... 2 · 1 Delre Barnes to put HT 011 the tlna1 quarter. HT'nlefe1111e put a Fumblel ...... .. .................. ... ...... J Fumblel!oot ...... .. ............ ....... .. l l · board. Barnell' attempt for the s!QpotltwhendefellslveendMark Penaltles ........................ :....... MII 2-~ extr11 point was ltopped. The tint ~ Intercepted a Jlni AdklnS' · Hannan ~ -""'"' .. ...... ................ .... .. o 6 o o- 6 quarter ended with HT up 6-0. The pass. liT ..................................... & 8 1 12-M otfellllve · lltnJG!e· coatlllued for ,------~----~--------both orren-tn tile I8COI!d quarler. Then with 1: 10 to go wtth Hannan pu!lllng the ball, IIIClde Jobn Jobnlon broke tl-.fOUilh the Une and bloclred the kick. FoJiowln& pa-.es by ~ - one compll!te tD Phil ~. Barnes brolr.e throu8h the Hannan defeare eliroute to an 1ll yard touclldowll run. Bailey added the.two-polnt convenloD and a l«l Kr lead. wttll 26 I«<O1ds left on the clock I Hannan Trace capljlnld ltuecond win In as many tria 11ere ~y evening, '. , t;r f. ' O'YJ' C.r 1 · ' MERCERVILLE - • ..COMMERCIAL . ' a, BIU.IIDINE'I'T I~ERSARY ' ' ·Tha Svnday limn-Sentinel Pag1 C3 ltolnt Pltcuanl, W. Va. s.p... , bar 9, 1914 · Middleport-Gallipolis, Qhio Point P11asant, W. Va. · POMOOY . I' lJ ·I .. . ' �•- 9, 1914: W. Va. Ohio-Point North ·Gallia takes Green, remains unbeaten· in ·2 starts · • , VIN'roN - S.p.., bar 9, 1984 A. penalty-rldd!in Wl1liaJnBOncanpletedaJ.D. Colley passlngtoscorethelranlypolntaot. pass, taking the baU 26 yard& down the night. Robinette Clllnp' . , a: onto Green's 20 at 9::.l. Foreman 10-yard Brlan ~paM, landlna· tll!lll took over and on the second · · In the endzone just' as the C:loek 1'1111• handed vlsltin¥ FrankUn Furnace play followlng, took it into the out Rol;lch passed toDolitblittotake. Green a 2S8 non-league grid loss Bobcats' endzone for the touch· the baU In for the two-pOOit• here Friday night. down. Foreman's kick for the extra conversion. Fans ot both teams were treated point was good. The scorebo8.rd read 28-8 aolnJ. to a UveJy fkst half, with nearly all Green held its own· for the Into the third quarter, and q.en! it scorlna! happening ht the second remalndel' of the quarter, and Its remained for the re!!t of the pme. ' quarter, but both stalemated and defense held against another 2()- Both sides came perttously ca. to settled in foraruaged bilttleforthe . yard Foreman rush early in' the scorlrig on one anot~. but that's ' .· ~ofthepine. . ~quarter.Foremanthentook whenapenaltyeltherlillvedlhtclay ~'lllePlrates.. . , f!ICkedup the the baU another ~ · yatds or scuttled · the other teln'l'• • 1'USIIIIIg yardage, amplllng 233 ,to down!lekl, butonthe!¥!XIplayltwas , chances. ' otrlclalstookthePlratestotaak12: Green's57.SenlorBrlanHawkstoolc fumbled and Green recovered. top honors wttJi 1m yards on 14 ItwlWl'twttU5:37Ha~liJ"OIIIht tlniesror·a totaloflOOyartlf,whjle ' carries. Foll(liwlng Hawks' ou~t the ball in for· another m. Green was whistled nine times for was Mark Foreman, who had 82 Foreman's ~ .was again good, t!llyanls. . • yar&melghtciUTles.Green'sTodil · arid the scoreboard read 14-0 as the · The Pirates hit the home field , Douthat was Ieadlng rusheF lor the !lrst half began Winding dOwn. Friday when the te~ hosts • v!sitors.recording~yankonseven But in 11 SUI1II'iae move, at3:35, a Ross Sootheastern. · • carrie$punt by Green's Robert Robinette Defet~Sively, three Pirates en· from the two-yard line was blocked ~ G Nd joyed multiple success on the field, · by Shane GlasSburn. David Ham- F'trsl do1A'J\S ........ ............. ......~ ••1 3 ].5. ' SEARCIDNG FOR SPACE ~ North Galla Hyland (M) dng FridaYs NGG.- pme. 23.'1 as Hawks and Joe Moore ll,dded 13 · mons then rushed the ball Into the Yards nuhl"8 ...... ,.................... 57 quarierback J.D. ColleY (15) 8earcbes lor space lo D plte a st,alemated second half, .the l'lratEIIIqok Yards pa!lllng ...................... .... 123 :q tacl!.Jes apiece to \heir record, and endzone.f'oremanldckedagalnand Total 1!8Cape the oncoming attack of Green defender Bill their'aecond win of the season over lhe ~.~ yardage ., ........................ l8l ~ ' BUI Harden provided 12.1mpresslve the SC(li-e went to 21~, Pa!illei attemPted ... , ...... ,.. ......... 21 ·51 ' 2, sacksanddefi'DS!veplayswerealso With 2:10 lEft, Jackie Glassburn Passes oompleted .............. ,....... !O lnter<eptlons ... ... .. .......... .. .... .. ... 1 1' shown by senior Chuck Easter, moved In to intercept a Green pass Fumbles ................. .... .... .. ..... ... I 'f • I sqJhomore John Colley and fre5h- and dashed 40 yards downfleld for Fumbles !<"t .............,............... I Penalties ............................... 1!-1111 J2,li0 • manDavldRoosh. thetruchdown. .' Things rolled the Pirates' early ht The Btlbcats p~ they weren't G."!en ................. ,.............. o 8 o o- 8 · on first dCM'lllnslde the Trimble 20, fumble ourselves. , · By KE1'0I WISECUP . "Our defense did a super Job to the Ol)enlng canto: wl!en Scott out of it wjlen they errif*lYed slant NOC1h Gall~ ... ,. .......... :........1 21 0 0-~ , but couldn't mount any points. Times &,Jtinel Sta1f The winning drive came after an allow Meigs only one touch4own. I thing Meigs has a great defense, .GLOUSTER - .Spilt end Steve exchange of fumbles near midfield . much better than Coal Grove's," Standley caught his second of two Trimble lost the baU with five said coach Dave Pritchard toJ!Chdown passes with 1: 38remaht- minutes to go on Its own 42. On the afterwinning the game. lng In the game to wipe a short -ilved Marauders' second play after that, Meigs coach C)larlle Chancey LOS ANGELES (AP)- When the . With a slngle and 'was sacrlflced to Dodgers·Wished. f feel I've done an Meigs lead and lift the Tomcats to a TrlmblecameupwiththebaUatthe said, "A couple of crucial mlsiakf> Cincinnati Reds acqulredtreeaeent second. Pedro Guerrero then lll!flt a adequate · Job, although'· I feel 11 . 14-8 upset vlctqry over the Maraud- Meigs49. were very costly. Trimble Is very ' ·'ery; here Friday In the Trl Valley Trlmble'sTeeMorrlsonranfor20 hard to run against because of their Dave Parker over. the winter; they loilgdrivetorlght-centerfleldthat Could'vedonebetter. no doubt had in mind home runs and Parker ,:aught before ruMing Into · . "But I can't see myself s~' Conference 6pener for both schools. yards In tllree successlv~ carries quickness." the wall. Reynolds went to third, two or· thrre more years ill the 1 runs batted ln. :Meigs had taken an 8-7 lead just and Jeweu passed for eight yards to Senior end Dan Thomas led Meigs But Friday night, In the Reds' HI wberehewasstrandedwhenReds' buDpen. They can pay somebody' ntlrnents prlor to the winning the21. . In receiving with six catches for ·89 Victory over the. Los A.ngoeles rellevei Ted Power got plilch·hltter else a whole .lot Jess money to do the ( touchdown as junior Brad Robinson After a gain of three, Jewell found yards. Senior end Scot Gheen Dodgers, it was Parker's·glove and Mike MarsbaU to ground out to end samethlngl'mdolng. '1 ~bbed a 20 yard pass from junior Standley heading toward the flag thrre grabs for 3'l yards. his speed that helped make tl)e the game. "I've tried IllY Y!!8I' and a half in ·• Mlke Chancey with 5: l'lleft ht the near .the live·yard line; From there Bljr'defensive tackle Tony Welch ·difference ht the game. · -JOhn Franco, 5-0, earned the thebuDpenanditeellcandoabetler folU"Ihquarter. Chancey also passed the senior end ran it In untooched. led the Marauders In tackling with victory and fower recorded his job starting," HootOn aclded. · · . ' And the most appreciative ~as to-. Robinson on the two-point Meigs made a go oflt, gaining one seven solo stops while cornerback Cincinnati's player-manager Pete sixth save. Franco and_Power are ~shutout was Dodgers' 15th of : . cmverslon. first down, before ha\llng to give up James Acree .had six whUe playing Rose. both fQI1!ler Doclger fannhands. the season, the most since 1968wheri . :I'he Tomcats opened the srorlng the baD on downs lD the waning an aU-round hard-nosed game. "'That's Parker's game," said. The ii11lE! began as pitching duel Lcs Angeles was blanked 23 times. ! wtth an 18 . yard pass from seconds. despite playing Mark Hammonds, Rose. "He makes . the catch, he between Qnclnnatl rookie Ron Thel!'scorelessstreakwasexlelldid : ·· quarterback Paul Jeweu to Stand"Up untU our last drive, I really with a sore foot, had five stops as did steals the base. Dave knows hoW to and Los Angeles veteran · to 21 !nnlnss· The Dodgers last : Rolinson ley on Trimble's third offensive play thought Meigs deserved to win the end Jay Whittington. win, he knows howtoplaythegame, · Burt Hooton, who was replacing scored a run In Qle .sixth lnnlria of : · following Its block of a Huey Eason game because they controlled the Robinson · led Meigs in rushhtg he !mows what it takes. " aUing Rick Honeycutt in the Thursdltynlght'sjglitnlng:J:21assl? : puDt on Meigs' first po~lon. ball si> much. Our kids showed a lot with 52 yards in 19carries. Monison Parker led off the top of the ninth Dodgas' starting rotation. Atlanta. · ·''. Meigs, which dominated In most of chai-acter and never quit. That led statistical cagegorles except the fumble recovery gave us a big ll!t, bies.Trimble with 24 yards In !line inning with a walk off reliever Ken Los Angeles on . - - - - - - - - - - -· :' Robinson blanked . Howell, 2-5, who took the loss. With ,ow- hits over seven Innings and , sc?reboard, three times had the baU especlally since we had just lost a Meigs, 0-2 overall and O-lin TVC one out, Parkier broke for second, Hooton, In his first start since June play, hosts Miller Friday In its home explafnlng later, "I gambled and 12, gave up only two hits ovl'r eight opener whUe Trimble, now 1-1 took off. Thehead-flrstslldewasnot innings. -r .:L., '. ~-~ 8 '•.1: ' t•l ovl'raU and 1-0 In the TVC, travels to vlntageDaveParkerbutltwasgood Asked if his performance erased Belpre. enough." . any doubts about himself, Hooton, good HoweU then struck oot Brad 3!1, said, "I might bethe!lrstonewho Deparllnelll M T Gulden but Alan Knicely stroked a had doubts erased. It's been a ioQg . Flnt downs .. :....... ........... : .. 13 6 Yanb rushiJig ......... : ........... 58 58 single to center to score Parker with while since I've done anything llke Yanb pisoll1g ..... ............... ll2 53 the game's only run. · that. Amajorportlonofthlsgamels 1 Total yanls ........................:m Ill "The baU wasn 'Uiit very hard," confidence, and I was confident PaSSIJIC.. ... ................ .... . :9-31-2 4-7-1 Pwlts .... .............. ...... 3-100i33.Ji ~164 132.81 · said Knicely, "so Dave had plenty of !rom the first pitch." See me for car, Pt-naltles .......... .... .. .. .........4-ll 2-20 time to score." Hooton, who has been a starter life and health Fumbles/loot ...................... 2·1 3-2 lly,..._..: throughout his career but has been ·Metgs ....... ........................ . o o o s- 8 In the bottom of the ninth, relegated for most of l$l, said, "I Trimble .. .. ...... .... ................? 0 0 7-14 pinch-hlt~r R.J. Reynolds led off· hied this year to do what the llclanll: ·rT) - Standley 18 yard pass !rom J'"""ll '• (Campbell ldcki . • 1M) - floblnson 20 yard pass rrom, \again . _.,__., 1 .. Parker paces Reds 1-0 win · ·, _:...: added . SIJite.Farm isthere. · home, Llc:-yd, Navratilova gain Open finals . (Qunpbollldck) ·, ,. ITI - Stanley 19 yard pass !rom Jewell · · NEW YORK (AP) -ChrtsEvert Lloyd once won 56 consecutiVe slrigies matches, a feat unmatched Thistledown results In the history of modem women's NOR1H RANDAll., Ohkl (AP) -Spanish Lee, withOmar Londono , . up, took first In the featured six-furlong Priceless F'ame Purse Friday a:t Thistledown. The winner went the distance in 1: 12 1-5 and paid $3.!11, $3~ aDd · $2.40. Second, Painted Smile, returned $10-QJ and $5.40. Third, Lady Jack, paid $2.60: The last-race 1-12-8 trlfecta ArCtic Malcten. Planters Punch~ Shanta Jay- paid $1,132.50. · The crowd of 3,696 bl!t $479,490 Oilthe races. •r where everyone expected tliem to be, In the filial following Friday's vlctorles- Navratllova64, &-lover 'IWice, Martina Navratllova has . Australlan Wendy TumbuD, Lloyd won54 'Inarow. Thesecondofthose 6-2, 6-2 over Canadian Carling two runs Is stlll alive. And she has Bassett. beaten IJQyd the past 12 times they Saturday, Ivan Lend! of Czechosha~ met. lovakla played Pat Cash of Australllall, theyhavebattledacrossthe na and top-seeded John McEnroe • net ht 00 matches. Each has won 00. faced two-tlme'defendlngchamplon The last 18 times they've met, it's J•~-· COiUiorS In the _men · 's been in tou tflnal ... "' '.1 semifinals. N al. Is thernarnenl"'" S · ·sxL·Ghain Saw •"'l • ' STATI PAlM -. Valvoline Motor Oil 10W40 boys fifth ~Is win etter mfg's Rebllte 1 • 49 . wllh pun:haee of 2 Tri-Staie ·l n"tational ~ •t 1•99 gal. after Rebate Purolator 011 Filter s.le 1.91 1 gg ,I • ·t CHESAPEAKE - GaJHpolls fin- r-,-.-~. Zerex Anti-Freeze Reg. $2.59 Sele 3.24 Reg. 4.29 llfter mfg's Rebate wllh purct I II of 2 Purolator Air Filter . 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Gordtlll Splele, «<lh 11119: ~- IIREAK8 AWAY- .ltinlor Brad ROO!•- bllllla IIIII "'J, t41111e Trimble -yard IDe oa a lldrd pi!rled, ~down pi&J. 11ap . llfMIIIn Ired oat._. drive lllld It pnved ooatly ulhey bit to'D-IIRbll! 1+3 Iaiiie fJul minute ,ud a baJf of play. Robla8on ehadellllle tee taelde of • tne J!!d!alo WI)'IIO 411. ~- - ·.• irllnble'a Clladle Jellllice (88). , . · • each lhrnalllleia Eaol - NOW A·PPEAIING ' =rc:e740 rr---------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~>' 111 ~u ' ' tennis. they'reatltagaln. ow t .. Open,Md . Two weeks ago, NavratUova was ~eded No. 1 and Uoyd No. 2 In the I ~ fleldof128womenhereand,desplte sm~eupsetsalongtheway, they are The Sunday Tiines-Senlinei- Page---G-5 ) me Bl'8000.TWOIII!: handlngnlne4yyardstothevtsltors. each hadlll!lll!lleech.SeanGnleller em'sttmhaJljitters,racklncupall the uprights, thescorenowl!Hl. The 65 yards and Ty Moore, . 'l'llniiS n •lllalf, Overall Soothern had a pretty eood had an lnlat:ejltlun. Jimmy and of ita 36 points ht the flrlt half as it rosts round the enctzone three more reception for 11 yards. :• BEVEJU.y - 'nle Fort ~ ldddng pme ~ punter Chester Danny Wj)lte eech had IIIICim. 11m rolled to a lq:wll.ted 36-6 non-league- times in the second round as Ted Roehrig was .three for slx passillf CadetsprovedtobeaUttletoomuch Combs booted several good kicks Huck led Fort Feye wltll tour t:rlumpll ,OVf!r the Ea,lel here M~ay, Corey Perkins, Ed Roeh- for87yards,whlleRoyceB~woa · tor the Southern Tornadoes here thatiOOkTornado~tackles,whlleDanBalcer, andJeft •· Friday evening. Caldwell and rig,andBnanotmerllngeach!ound threeforten!or29yards. ' Fiiday evening as running bac\CS With 1:381eft In the third frame and Sam Skinner each had three Ealtemarebothl-lontheyear. . the endzone for scores and a 36-0 Leading rushers for Easte~ Domle MUier and Todd Stewan Fori Frye again hit paydlrt on a apiece.' Againllt the much bigger Reds' halttlme score. htcluded Brent Bissell, w(jo 81 r' 'Is provldedaclueloftena!vethreatthat Marty Chandler roll outo!24yards. klnlt,Euternwasunabletountrack Eastern did not fined themdzone scrambled for28yards, MlkeLanci netted 136 yards, sparking the lW ThePATklck failed, the score~ Depo8 "fo Its offeN!I! thafproved to be potent· untU the flnat'frame, when John 8for24 yards, andRonnieHensl~4 non·leqilewinfortheCadets. 14-0,ascorethatheldtotheflnlsh, ~"'.::,;a:::::::::::::::::: :::: : :::-:4 185 again8t Watertml just one week Rice galloped $ix yards for the carrtesforl8yards. :: Yarclo 1101111\C ........................... u 6'l ago. Unlike its ped>nnance ot last score. The PAT run was void. Ryan Bearhs led Eastern wiut9 FortFJyeboolltedltsrecoroto2.0.. · MUier led the winners with 78 llollthemfell to(}-2. yard& on 22 carries, whlie Stewart row ..................................... ..-? :II~ week, when Belpre stalled the Meanwhile, Eastern made defen- tackles, Royce Bissell had 6, aild 1 'llle l)laelt story of the evening had!58onl5carrles. Stefan Stewart ~==:::::::::::::: :::::::J • RediJdna~.Caldwelltookitall slve adjustments and !ought hard JohnRlce5. :, rested in 111e hands of the Iough hauleddownthreeMartyChandier ln,.,l¥j0lono .............. ............... t ~ ootonEastemultrambledfor341 for a much better second half Department SUCiotko E · -~ Cadet defeN!I! that SWanned the passes !orl'lyardsandToddBaker , ~= iiiii·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::J o total yards. · .$00\VIng. , First dOwns 1 ,9 'l'ornad<lbacktleldallevenlnglong, hadonerecePtlonfor29yards. Penoltleo ......... :.......................2-:ll · 9-00 , EarlylnthecmtestCaldwelltook . DallHarper,a2IJpeundfuJ!back Yan!,."shlng 91 ~ reUnquilhlllgonlyonefirstdownthe .· Davtd Ebersbach caught lw9 , ~:;;·k;;~: .. ,.................... ~se.e 3-Jl-6 itsflrstjlOIIIE ,mtromscrinunage .and halfb;ick TOdd Mazgay each ~~':.,:,]';! : 3fl entire nlebt. Southern waa held to passes for 11 yard& from quarter- SoutM-n ................. : .......... o o o 0- o . and marched 63 Yards downfleld rambledfor72yardsontheground. Passesanempted · 1o ,6 !leillUVe total yardage as it conslsback Sean G1111!6e1'. Several Toma· FF .................................... .0 6 8 o-tt . where bulky fullback Dall Harper Harper achieved his feat on seven r:.~':':'~letcd ~ ·.3 tenlyl'llllheadlonglntonoUdFort doesgalnedmlnlmalyardageonthe , foundtheendzall'forslxpolnts.The carrles,whlleMazgayproducedthe Fumbleo 3 :g Fryeb!U'I'Ier. . ground. Patrunmgood,~sc:oreSC. sameou~ton11carrles. Quarter- =~~':lost I ·o . After ucoreless first per1od, the Defensively KeUey Grueser had. FAll- Drop Flnt Til After Eutern stalled on its back Ed Roelu1g had 70 yards on 11 By qtW1enl: :>roo 12-lii ~ l'OU1ld followed In the same tentackleii,JimmyWolfehad6,and CALDWELL ..:.. 'llle Caldwell IQie!llkmCaidWellagainfoundthe attempts: Leading receivers were Eastern o o o r;..,. i; 11 ...., to .r. _J_eff:-Co...;_nnoll_!~and~·;.:D..:a..;.vld;;;:.__E...be;_rs_ba_ch_.-"1'...Reds--klns--toQk--ad-v_an...;_tage ·· .:.__of_E_a_st_·..._en<tz.one ___wt_th.,...the __ PA:_T_klck.:._sp:;_;;;Utlng:.::: · ~-=Brlan~::,::D='-=-'~'"N.::wl.::th:.one:;.::.:c:.atc::;:h::.:~::or:__ ea_td_w_•_ _ _ _ _Jlj_n_o_,..046 ..;.' u:~· ~ ... mould. as. neither IQuad secmeo make much heac)way. It · was evldent,however, that the cadets had put the clamps cin Sruthern's offense, holding It to three yards In tlie first half. : Fort Feye had moved the baU well. but Soolherp's defense held ~~ when 1! ~ to, fhta,lly IXJciciinc · late In the halt when Dohnle MUlct ran off-tackle for live yl~Tds and the score with 1: !15 left. The PAT kick 'falled, the score 6-0.That play was set up by a29yard Chandler to Todd Bakel' pass. ea. after mfg's Rebate Atter'Rebltl wllh Purc:heee of 12 Time ran out on Southern In the with purchase of 12 .flrst half, aettlng the stage for thltd frame where FF again took Valvoline Racing OH charie. The Cade1s marclled :18 Sale~74¢Reg. 89¢ yari!s for two flnt downs, a1ter a Sale99tReg. ~ . 19 penalty klllcil the Tornadoes chan1.00 Rebate on purchase of 5 Ots. Cl!S to halt Its foe on the initial three Limit12 Valvoline downa.. Southern's defense again held, lorc!inl a FF punt, but theSHS Transmission reci!lvtr slipped as the ·Cadets Sale 99t Reg. 1.09 ~the ball m the Tornado Ill!' yard line. TWo plays later Charlie Valvollne &eo was taclcled In theendzonefor ee.llfler mfg's Rebate 11,safety, the'SC9re now 8-0. ~ purchase of 12 Diesel Turbo 011 · ' Fort Frye penalties were a big Sale 99C Reg. 1 ,booSt to Soothern's offensive game, 1.00 Rebate oo purchase of 5 ' SalePrice79¢Reg.99¢ GAHS 1.00 Rel>ate on purchase of 5 Ots. Limit 12 . neighbOr. Chancey (Rilbinson pass) Point Pleq~, W. Va. Fort/Frye blan~ _Southern.; Eastem drops 36-6 decision ~- • •. second balf prevented North Gallla !rom piling up a Jarier margin -of victOry than it did as the Pirates Meigs drops 14-8 .-.d~cisjon . ~ • Miildlepott-Galllpolis, Ohio Sale '14-00 48.00 57.00 50.00 58.00 Reg. Sale A70x13 ......... 33.00 30.00 E70 x 14 .......... 4400 41.00 G70x 14 ............ 46.00 43.00 G70 x1 5 ............. 48.00 45.00 , 209 'Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio . '· • 446-3807 ~ Open 7_Days A Week · a<JtPrCor �' \ ~==~==~====~~Ti~~~:SM:n~ti~ne~I~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~Oh~~~~~·n~t~"~MO~Ka~n~~~w:.~v~a~·========~==========~======~~~~~~~ · ~ 9, 1914 C~al Grove shows strength 28-3 victory ,over G~ipolis COAL GROVE ...., Host Coal Grove scored two quick~ midway In the first period, then held on to defeat visiting r.alllpolls, 28-3, In a non-coolerence football contest here Friday night. · The defending regional cham. pions (Division IV, Class AA) and Ohlo Valley Conference klniPtns. as . expected, used ball control tactics and a stingy defet)Se to record their 18th coru;ecutlve regular season victory over the past three years. Last CGHS grid loss was 18-12, to Wheelersburg, on Sept. 2§, 1982, at · Wheelersburg. Last Hornet Joss on Palter$011Fieldwas15-13, toGAHS, . on Sept.12, 1982. Series AD Even Friday's victory ewer GAHS left Coach Dave Luc'!S' pondei'OIIS , juggernaut .2.0 on the y~• .and .ever!~ tile series between the two schoolsaf12wtnsaplece. • Coach . Brent Saunders' BlUe Devils, who O!!tplayed Coai Grov~ the second and third quarters, dropped toO.l-1 on the year. . Lucas used eight backs against the French CitY visitors. Wlngbllck Scott Dutey led the Hornets ground attack with 76 yards In seven trips. TaUbac'k Jordan Mullins added 70 yards In 18 attempts. Quarterback Steve MUil>hy, who completed three of etgbt pass attempts for ~yards and one touchdown, rushed tor 51 yards Iii four attempts. Jeff JeweU, sophomore tullback, added 371n 11 · tries wlille Mike Preston had 341n 10 carries. Matt Jenkins picked up 23 , yards In five trips. , · ~nd. FoUowlng up are GaiUa'sJohn strait (82) and Andy Howard )42). CGHS won, 28-3. MUmns had 70 MULLINS BROUGHT DOWN - Coal Grove's , hard-running tailback, Jol'!lan Mullins (24) Is hauled yards In 18 trips. :down on this play byGaiUpolls' Brtan Shepler (50) on . Panthers edge Highlanders RICHMONDALE - Southeast- according to the ol!lcials, was Yaros passlng ................. ... .. .... ll8 ll All :!~lllll'lays }!rnHigh School rode two longfourth tackled on the one yard Une. Total yardage ..................... .. .. 287 m • rushed for :rll 5 Southeastern took a short-lived Passes attempted ..... .......... ....... IJ yards In 58 attempts, and finished lJUarter touchdown runs by Paul Arledge to a 22-12 victory over 12·7leadwhenSteVePelfreycaught i..~!::~~~l<><.e<l : ::::::::: :::::::~ ~ thepl nl$htwlth387t?tal,yardsln66 Southwestern here Friday. · a 20 yard ID pass from Jeff Fumbles ..... .. .. ........ .......... ........ o 3 ays from scrimmage. Trailing 12·7, Arledge exploded Burlesonwlthll!secondsremalnlng =~~:'C>'l'.: : ::: ::::::::::::::::i~ J.~ .,.~AHSSione~paced2SyardsbyQulnarterball · ck for a 50 yard touchdown run on the in the third quarter. The extra point By QWiliers: •· s ve trips. brst play of the fourth quarter and · kick failed and set the stage for sw .... ,............ ..... :...... ........o7 6 6 IH2 Paul Close added .17 In six trips; tater added a 23 yard touchdown run Arledge's heroics for the Trojans. r~SE_ . , .._... _... ..._ ·_..._..._.. ._... _...._..._..._. _ 0_ 0 _15-_22_ _And_y_ . H_ow_aro __ H_In~slx_:_;_Kir ___ k-1 !lith 7:41left In the game. , Fairchild added the two-point • Sam Osborne opened the scoring conversion after Arledge's 50 yard for the Trojans by catching a five run and Arledge kicked the exira yard pass !rom Jeff Faircl)!ld with point for the final point of the game. 6:05 left In the opening quarter. Southwestern coach Jack James The Syracuse-Racine Regional Sewer District Arledge added the extra point. said Arledge's 50 yard run "menW'll - · : Southwestern pulled within a tally killed" the Highlanders. He I Be Smoke Testing All Sewer lines lX'int on a one yard run by Tim called Arledge, who rushed tor 194 in Syracuse and Racine. Burnettwlth4:041eftlntheflrsthalf. yards on 20 can:les, "a darn good The Highlanders' extra-point klck back." Arledge gair.ed 131 of his Testing Willlegin. in Syracuse On attempt failed and Southeastern led yards In the fourth quarter. TuesdayI September 11 I 1984 7'6 at the half. Burnett led the Hlghlanders' · Finishing up in Racine. , However, the ending of the half . attack with 104 yams on 10 carries. wasnotwllhoutexcltement.Onthe The Highlanders (0.2),wUitravel The Testing Will Toke Several D . ays To Complete. N'OJI(E 6al.rs last play, South\lleStern'sWUl to Symmes Valley (0.2) Friday. E!alslop caught a 30 yard halfback QPtlon pass from Steve Pellrey and, ~Departmenl Yaros ru•hlng ..........................sw IW r Coal Grov(' ALL GAMES WLTPOP 2006421 20062~ Ironton .'Jackson Rock Hill fl9yd County J..ogan ~eelersburg rt. Pl(>asant ·Ripl ey •tJalllpol~ ~thens ~ Friday's re~ults: 2002926 101126 J!Olll26 1104036 1103835 1104250 ' 11038. 48 011934 0202700 Coal Grove :>8 GaUIIX!I~ 3 • Rock Hill 6 Waynt' 0 Pt. Pleasant .ao Alhrns l> Ironton 'll Russell 13 " Jackson 14 Wheelersi:JJrg 12 • Wehrle 22 Logan l4 'I • Coal Grov(' al Columbus Wehrle • Ripley at.HunUngton ~h : Wh~ersbulll at Fairland. 1 Nels.-York Vlnton County Warren Local 0 2 0 29 46 0 2 0 14 21 0 2 0 6 f!l 0 2 0 0 41 ('IVC Games Only) Team WLTPOP Net.. York ............ .... ... .... ... ! o o 3!\ o Belpre ......... ........... .. ........ ! 0 0 31 15 VInton County .................... ! 0 0 21 o Warren Local ....... .. ........ ... 1 o o 27 :JJ Trimble .... ..... ... ... .. . ...... .. .. ] 0 0 14 8 Alexander ...................... ...0 .WeUston .. ...... .. ............. ... .. o FederaHiockln~ .. .... .. ........ 0 Miller .. ... .. .... ..... ., ... .. ..., .. .. 0 T111alo ............................... l ' 1 I 1 J o 15 31 0 0 21 o o ·35 0171171 Sept. 7 - Tlimble 14 Melfi!! 8 . Sets new mark · MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet cycitst J:rlka SalumJ.a e set · a women's . jYOrld record Saturday In the ).three-IPlometer race at the Ktylatslroye Indoor track with a time of 3 tnlnutes, 55.835 seconds, the official : news agency Tass reported. : Tass said she bettered the mark : held by fellow ~viet, Nadezhda Klbardlna, of 3: 58.025. Belpre 31 WeUston 15 Nelsonville-York lS Miller 0 VInton Coonty 21 Federai·Hocklng 0 .Warren Local 'll 'lilexander lJ Sept. no....,. VInton County at Alexander . MIUer at Meigs f'ederai·HOCklng at Nelsonvllll'York Warren at Wellston · SeiOlo Downs reliults ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Betsy B Yankee completed her sweep of the Silent Katy Pacing Series Friday night at SclotQ Downs, defeating H R's Soft Hello ln2: 001-5 with Sam Noble m in the sulky. on . completes sweep of Toledo ., ~aine By The Press ' Associated : Maine completed a three-game · sweep over Toledo Friday night In International League playol! action . and Columbus finally won a game In Its semifinal series with Pawtucket. Right-hander Jav Baller pitched seven Innings of two-hit ball to lead the Guides to the 3-2 wtn over the Mud Hens. Colw:nbus, down two games In the series, capltaUzed on an Infield hit, four walks and a wlldpltch Friday to defeat Pawtucket 3-2. The ' ' I Wo.o d/Coal . 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L~ca$ began sublltt(4t• :· ' lng at thls point. •.,.., GaWa's Brian Shepler turned liP"· another outstanding defensive ''"" game. He alsopuntedfourtlrnes@' ";i• 12lyards , · ',.. .~. WLTPOP 2 0 0 Ill 29 2 0 o 55 7 Belpre Melgs ......................... ...... o 1 o 8 14 1 0 lJ 27 : Ripley 32 Slssonvtlle 7 · ,.. Boyd County 21 Breathlt1 County 0 • Sept. J4 IIIUII"': "' Pt. Pleasant at Gallipolis Circlf'Vtlle at A1hens ' Ironton at Po~smouth Ponsmouth West at Jackson Logan at Columbus Centennial Boyd Coutny at Bryan Station. • Rock Hill at RuSS<'II Subl~vLateln'l'll Dutey recovei-ed a:.GAHS tateil l'"· I (All~) Team ·~ late In the haH to keep the G•JII'N!..,.. from CI'OIIIIInJ the double-stripe. .: ··• ~ Gallla's only score came on a 31-yard field goal by Brian Sbl'pler With ~: 26 left hi the ~d period., ThhatcuttlleHomets'leadtolM.~ · After GAHS beld Coal Grove onl1 •. ·theDeYils'121atelnthethlrdperkld:·'l!. the home club marched 52 yarct.m~ l ·· nine plays. Murphy hlt ErxJ LeO' t Johnson with a j)erfecl 24-yAril;? ' strike at the 7:42 mark to l)lllke It m. Morgan made It 21-3. . j.'Y c, Sf! 411 Tri-Valley Conference~ W.Va. ahama slips by pBS$~ and one fumble ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Area grid standings • ft:AM JacksonlOmtwoandGambleGrant six.In two. s,tone COOJpleted six of 18 Jlll&'leS (three 14/ere lnten:epted) for 47 yards. GAHSrushed for72yardlln 21 attempts, atvtng the GaWans U9 ~tal yards In 40 pla:Ys fnim , Scrimmage. · Coal GroVe's tlrst score came tollowlng a 78-yard, eljjlltpli.ydrlve with Mike Preston going over from the. three with 6: J8 left on the scoreboard cl9ck. Darren Morgan's kick from placement was true. Murpey'spasslnterceptlonsetup thesecondHornetscore.Coa!Grove tallled two plays later whm Dutey ga.Uoped72yards.Thatmadeltrn). .Morgan'sklckwasagaln!)erfect. De¥1111 Oulpla,y....,.. 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Falrifu 2fl Mayfteld 28, W. Gflup 7 M•ysvtlle 3'1. - 1 0 Belpre 31, WcUston ~ Bl'n.>e 28, N. Olmsted 8 Berkshire 24, ChampiOn 8 ~al7 ~cClaJn 22, E . .CHntCII 0 McComb 71, AmNUa 6 R.e!IR+e ~ Stanton ~ Mci:J!IIatd Z. Mathews 7 uruon z. BJoom..CarTOIJ 12 IJemEo Medina ~ 18. Cl:w«<Ml 6 ::r=a~~~'i# Bexley ~- Grandview 6 Black River 14, Keystcne 6 BlanChester lf. aliiton-Masslt 0 Blutftal 20, Paulding 18 Eto.antnan 12, Men10t 7 Mlti::l~ Minford 27, CJak HW 6 Ml.Dster :1), ~atf RiYE'rSide' 8 Mopkn 43, Wal«<oo 8 MohaWk 28, Bud!;~ Caltral 0 ~e 0, Va!koy Vk>w L1 Brush 21 , CI(>V(>!and Hts. 14 .............,l!i,......,.E. 7 Cadiz lf. DucltPye W. 6 Caldwt!J :li, ReedsvU~ Eastern 6 C8mll'idgt' 6, Mar1etta 0 camptt>U Memorial I), Salem 7 Mont~ Mt.Gllfed Nelatvlllf.York Nordonia :X, Bn!dlsvWe 13 N. Bfnd ·T ayklr 1), Tn!ntc:. EdJillf'l1'(1od 7 N. Canton 21, Canter~ G1siOak 19 . N. CoUEtte Hill 7, Bfotlll'I·Tate 6 N. GaW_a 28, Franklin ~ Green Et '!1, Eatm 6 ClrlarvillP 'n, S(:rlng. Northwt'Siem 0 Celina i1, Llrria Shav.·l'lf'e 2!1 CentervUie t2. Xenia 0 C'hallel 21, Akron Hoban 7 Chard:ln 22, Painesville RJversldl' 3 Cloapeake 33, Ports. Notre Dame 8 Chl.lllcol he 7, Clrdevtllc 6 Cln. AnderliOn 28, Mll!ord 14 Cin . Bacon 28. Cin. Wlthn:Mr 6 Cln. Dft>r Park 22, C<WM'r, Ky. 6 C'tl. Elder ~ . On. Woodward 13 C~ . FOI:l!5t Park lJ, Faltfk>ld 7 Cln. Indian H!ll 00. Cln . Flnneytown 0 N. fh&'allm 21, Mfdha flllbland 6 Nor1tmor 13. Fredtrk::ki<M'n l2 Northwood 19. BrittOn CMid'I.J Macon 16 NIX'fal l3. Rittman 12 ~.it)'IIE' 29: C\lylhoga Hts. 7 Norwo:Jd 42. Cil. Ck'n Este U OrrvUko .Jl. W~h' 0 OtsEgo 22. - ... c.Ottawa Hills 21. Hll~ 6 Padua ~. Parm11S ParkWay Ports. West M, UUMD G . P,ma~ Val. 2l, JadrDI-MUtm 7 Ravmna SE Jl ~ 0 Rldunond Dale SE :rL PltriOt SW l2 ~ 16. A'lu1on PIN.sant 6 Rtver Val 22, WyiD'd M Cle. Or~ :11. Akrm Covmtty L1 ae. Sllgnallus 51. ne. w. Tech o Urbana 14. ue COOl Groo.•e 28. Gallipolis 3 Coktwater '11, Day. Pattt't'SCil 16 CoMmbla J8, Fairview Park 0 Col. Brookhawn 13, Col. Mlfftlll 12 Col. DPSales :.11, CoL Beedlcron 0 Col. EastJJIXH' 77, Reymldst:IJI'g 0 RootstCMOn 47, w~ 7 Ro&st~ 21. Galoa 7 St . Henry 41, Waynf 'J"rare 1% Sandus9 M, Cko. Hay 0 SanW<.. 11, Bucynu 0 Sandy Val. Jl. Thscarawas Val, 0 Twp. 15, OlerltanKV lol Col. H1111lcy 21. BJR Walnut 6 Col. St.Charles 21. Col. Marlon -Franklin !blby "'- Lningtm 1 ~anmah 17. Col. Academy 14 0 Smllll'o'llle If, E. Cantm 7 :rr, WUJouahbY S. 19 S. CbariestCII SE 48, Mad1ton Plains 6 ~ """"' "" Scllthem Lo<aJ 18 . COl. Swth 21 . Col. ln«-pendmce 0 Col. Weflrl<' Zl, Lopn 14 Solon Col. WH!Iand ~. Cot. Franklin HlS. 3 Col. WlM;otstone 12, Co!. W~t 7 Scl\lhlllatcm 26. Cohlmtu G!Wl' 21, Spen«>rvWe 14 6, Jef'fenm 0 Conol1m Val . 14, E. K11011 7 • Cor11and LaHf"'iew 21, Ch.argrin Falls G Coo'·.Rawson 36, PanO'>ra-GUma 6 Covington 26. 1\vln Valley S. 14 01~ f'{>rTy 40, Ada 0 C'rOOksvUie 35, W, Musldngum 1 C'uyahoJpl Falls 10. Barbertm 7 0:aY· Own.Jul 29, Trotwood Madlsm R Day. Dunbar 71, CampOOU Comly, Ky. 8 Day. Jefftr3011 12, Plalnl'#ld, Ind. 8 :aJ. BeUtrook o Day. Sl<'tillns 9, Day. CarTOU 7 Dey, Northridge 14, Van Wert 12 Deft~We ~ID \. Tol. WOOI!ward 8, TOI. Ubttey 7 Tri·ValJEoy lf, Jotll Glmn 13 _ Trim~*> 14 at. N. Ballirmrr 0 Euclk140, C1P. St.JOil'Ph 16 flndJay 13, TOI. Start 6 Fon Frye 14, Racine SWthrm o Fos1orla 16. WWard 10 Elmwood f. I Fostolia St . Wenc~ltn It, Glbsooburg ti Franklin 15, GI'MlVIIJe 7 Frunoht Rou 14, 0~ Clay 7 Gallon 71 , MI. Vernon 7 Gmf'\'a 14, Eistlake N. 7 Gorihm 32. KlnflS fi Graham 19, W. Llb:>rty·Sak>m 13 Grtot>nevk'w :ll. Cl<'nmnt NE :ll Grovt> Cll)' 42. Hllllard"ff HamUton 7, Ctn. HuJlh('5 0 ' Hannan TraC<' 44, Hannan. W.Va . 6 Hantn NMht.'m 19. Ll~ Bmtm 0 Hanison 15, La'M'l'OO:'bura, Ind. 14 Ht>ath ');, Licking Val. 6 HUisboro 11. NPW Rldlmond lJ ~-Lwdon 17. Kansu l..akota 6 Unklnt0111n I....W- 31. Fr.eld 7 UPP£'1' Arlin8fm 31, Col. Walnut RiiJil> ' . Utll'a 14, Jot'n!itown 6 Vandalia Butler t1, MDtm Urb 0 Vlntan Co. 21. Fl'dPral Hoddng 0 Wa.hama. W. Va . II. KYJft' CrM 18 Wapakoneta 6. St. Mans &. ttP Warmt Ktmedy Zl. lk1wllnd 7 Wam!! Latne 15, GJraniU Warrm LoraJ 7l, AJexaJd.>r 0 Watkins Mmmt&l 21. Hetln:l'l Lalt('WQ(Jd 7 Wilynpdf~Je l3. W. Hol.rnes 6 Wa~ lf. BPnJ.-nln WelllnRtoft 3i, Flrelands 6 WellsvWe-14, Min&D 7 W. Branch 21. Minerva 14 w. Cheswr l...alco1a 11, an. Sycarncft 14 w. .Jeftenm .B, LmDI 0 ' Whlll't'!lll Zl, Col. Eut.O w....,...,.,...._, Norwalk 19 Indian L»;e 71 . ~~ 6 lrmton 'll , Russell. Ky. 11 Kettering AllE'T' 16, MlamiStug 0 · J{etterlnR FalnronJ 46, FalrtJorn 0 Kirlland 27, ~ 6' Lakf' Cat h. 48, 'MIKIJ9011 6 Wt"'lt>rvlliP N. 10. Callanaa 0 Weostl~ X. N. fUdsp.rWP 6 Wtckllffe .K, WaiTfftiVIUe 6 wtntf'f'SVIllt a Akron Eatt o ~ Jactcsc:m 14, Whf:'elenbur'R 12 Kert41CII 14, Kml Roosewlt 13 Koom ~e 6. Yelklw Spt1nas 6. ue lLipll 0 Huclsoo 28. 'IW!rub.IJ'R 12 Hurm 14, Meta& 8 '1>., 71, 1W City 2 .k>fi'RSat G, New Bl't'I'I1E!fl 0 Obde 6. Pn'ble Shawnee 6 · DUblin 22, Plckerlngtm 2 E. CJeow.land Shaw 12, Cleo. Glmville 8 Elida 10, Ottawa.Ciawbt 6 16 Struthers 10. Hubbud 5 • ' SWanton :li. Patrtrk Hl!!llrV o Talawuela' ll. Hlrnttton tas 0 Tanm.we 21, Alcnll Ellft U Tellys Val. 11, Wftlfall 7 ThcumEh 19. Gremon 7 Ttftln Ct*.lmtUn E. Tol. Macomb!r 1 Tol. Bowsbtr 1f. ~ Spktg. 10 Tol. RiJRen ;JI, MBIII!Ii!r' IJ TOI. Scott ZZ. Elyria 0 Tol. Waite ll. MWIUY Lake- ID O'fo51llne :11. Marton CaUL l9 crestwood L1, Aurora ·O (Jdy. Wayne 39, Sprtna. So.lth 8 ~ SprWIJ:. Slawne'l!' 31, Spq-. Catholic 0 St~WP X, E. LIYftJIOOI 0 Stow 16. Ak:r4ln KerumrP 0 ~ Stn!etslxlf'O 12, Wln<llam 7 ~ 18, Olmslfd Falls 14 Colmel CrawfonJ 12. Elgb:J 7 I, 36. Anltftla 0 Peny .U. AMabull Edefwoxl 21 Jl, EaltMod If Philo 31!, ·fUller VSew 14 Pkjua 16, VersaJJles l2 Point Pleasant, W. Va. to. Athens~ P\YIMrDlth :G. Col. LDden·McKinley 0 an. Readlna' 2:1 , an. Madeira 6 · Cln. WyomtnR 0, l..o¥eland 8 Ooytm Ntrthmont 2l. W. Carrolltoo 8 OPBr Fork :5. Spilria Highland 12 Oe. Adams ~ Vermtlioo 7 Ck>. Ctntral Cath. 0. Wal"'h Jeiult 0, lif' Oe. Manhall 6, Map&e HI!. 0 ' ~ u PattesvUJe Harv~ ·Jf. Ashtabula o Patll Val. 17, WavertY 7 Cln. LaSalle '/1, Ctl. Mt.HeallhY:;!) Cln. McNid'IOias l:i, Washlngtoo C.H. 0 Cln. Dale HUJs 29, Cln. WE.'Slem Hllls 10 t :m. Ml!Jer 0 New LeU\Jton l\ ~ 0 New London It. s. Cl'riO'al o Carib~ C~ut 28, l.Jbt>~ Cenlft' 7 !II, New Albuly 16 NaiDMn 11, Wa111«11 8 Canal Fulton riW :M, .IJwlestCM'n 0 Canton Mc~Jey C , Cle. Kennedy 0 Card!Jlgton 13, Ontario 6 Carey IS. RM>n:lale 0 Col. Hammrn MadD II. Dey. Oakwood " Bradford 13, Bl'lhl!l 0 Q.Ydr If. Do._. Marlon Hanbo12.,... Marlon ""'' 21, """"' L<1unan l MartJrwtor! 22, CIP. Coilmwood U Austtltown Fitch 22; YW~Vl. C'haooy 6 w, ~. Pa$n o r,!Ms. M - 21, Cit. E. 'l'odt 0 """""'' Hedin Ctr. 13,-' 12. La-ala Cath. ~o Uraln """"""" I~ ElYria W. 8 .o\kror1 Mancbtolter 38. W. Salem Nmhwes.Jem 6 Akron N. lf, RaVE'f!ml 0 Akron St. V·St.M :&, Akra1 Cen-~ 10 Akron Sprtnc. :ll, Gl'ft!lsbtirg G1Wft 14 An:\herlt )J, Lorakt 12 Arcanum, !JO, Mlssisllnawa Val. 0 ArdlbQid 28, Bryan 11 Arltlrtm 6. Van Bwul 6, . nt Alht.lbWa Hartor 10, Erlt" !Pa. I Strm1 triumph, Logan .beate~ ' ' • •k ooc1 St. Edward a. ·l..akewux:l ~ .._,..,,., vw..o Lemotl- a.~"' l.iN z. Dty. Belm:lnt s 1tr 'lbe •nntds' " " - Adena 25. Col. Cftl.tt!fllllal K ~ Flrestcne ·n Cop1f-t 21 . Ironto~, Jackson Friday's scores ..... .._ ...... ,......,........ WOOI!f!l' 'ZI, l'rtway 6 Wonhlngtm 14. Newark' Ywna. East l&, Warrm Hanln« 12 Yw~. UbertY 13. Allltabula St. Jonn 12 Yw'1(. Sauh, :);). Erte !Pa.J Tt'dll4 You.-. Ur1Uime 27. Cantleld 7 7.anto Tr~ 19, Mcllerrr'at NW fl Zanesvl1le 23. Col. Nlrlhland 0 z.n.s. ......,,....., ,...._, l I buri waa on the Jioard on ~ McGuire's 211 yard 1'1111. bu.t a two point pBSI play WMIDiult 'e'le. F'ollowiDI the ldckotr, JIICIIJOII tried to 1'1111 11me orr the ClOck. but had a)lllllt"' • tredODibell!lyardllne wltb2:3tl'f!lllllldq. 'Jbl'ee playlta•• Hoover nailed Clift ;lama- wltha'I'Dpua, lluttbe jUy WU ndltf!ed by-" lnf!llclbk' recel118' dow1llleld. wttllii up lbe WHEELERSEitJRG.- The Jack- ll'olllnell ..... ~ the bullet for the secood strallht w& aa a mlseed Wbeeiel'lburl !leJd PI 1n the tlnal aeconda enabled tbe Ironmeil to post a 14-12 vlctmy here SOil Friday nlibt. . A Jeff Geno 46 yard FG attanpt with 59 secaudi l'BII8Inlna In the contest provl!() the dllleieoce aa the Iroornen polled their lblrd llrlllbt ·. win over the Tigers. · On Auc. 31. · JactQI edaed Wellston, ~ 14. as a Rocket field goo! attanpt failed In the flnlilll secondsc · Jackson broke on top In the third period on Rod Miller's fooryardnm with Brad McCorkle •adding the mlleed!leJdpa...._ ) tllelroo~'fliers'27·l3vlctqryaVerl scores. . Wehrle struck flnt wileD Elf ~nailed Andy Nowlin with a Ill yard TO pass on t.!ae tlrsl play ~ the_ ~ quarter. lbl Dreyfaa lclckedtheextrapolntwltbll:l81eft. JIISttouraerondsremalnediDthe first ~when Kelthf!f~fllllpeda blr yard pass to Kerry York lora Odeftaln TO. .Ouflea·lllckerEnt;ID.J.Conrad · pam~ to Kelly Wolle b' ·the tiW . pollltoonvenlon toJM!I.crpnanl-7 1be hGii- 'd¢711 wttll D) yards nJiblna' llld tl)ur of lD P* I llalftlme~. for nlDe yll'dl willie lbe 'J'Iaen I Wttb 8: ~ left In the llllrd period, netlfJd :m mshiQc and 1111 six ot :13 · Lopn's KeUy ' Wolte sprtn~ 27 aerlalll b'G~ yank to the end zooe, buh.a F'~Pw:Jr Brtan Delaney . led ' CODverslon klck failed. .., Jackson with ~YBl'dlmlll trtpsllld Fourmliluteslater,Wayne~h Scott Maf Detted U7 )'lrdl 011 l3 scored frml theelghtyardllnellld plai.unmt . attempta for the TJaters, · A fJ1 yard run by Scott May set up ~·s pass to Jolb Held pw Score by quarters: tile Tigers' first score when '11m the WMoertnes a ~141ead. , Hoover JliiSII!II nine yards to John · Jackson ............ ,.. 0 0 7 7-14 . Smith's ~4 yard 8Clllllp!l" 111. the wheelersburg ....... 0 . 0 6 6-12 !lnal two minutes ot play put the Pace wltb 4: 15 remaining and a convenlon pass falled. pme away wltb Dreyfus toeq the Jackson's winDing •.twchtDwn placement. camewttb 8: 391eft In thegamewben . · QWaiMeFinil Wehrle~ Its record att-1 big Bemlee Sharp, a 6-2, Z!5 pound . LOGAN - In a crowd-pleasing with l3 first downi, 187 yMis defensive tackle, scooped up a Tl&er aerlalsbowatLopnFrldaynllbt, rushing, and cunpledngnlneof22 fumble and rambl!!d 65 Yards to vlsltlng Columbus ·Wehrle defeated p&saes tor l!'i9 Yar<Js, . paydlrt. McCorkle's kick made I! theChleftalDs, 2c2-14. Lopa, also 1-1, finished wltb' 21 14-i. The twn teams threw a comlliDed · 11rst dowlls, 218 rusblrlc yards, and 1bree minutes later, Wbeekn· total ot 59 limes, tiW Rotag for · Ihit l8 of 37 pa.saes for 1tl ylirds. Kelly Wolfe led ln8an with 16d yardsonll5trleSwhl)eSmlthtupped the w1rmen; wttb ·129 yards on 21 attempts. a · a· Scorebyquarters: ." p ' o Col. Wehrle ........ ....o 7 8 7-22 Logan ............ ...... o 8 6 0-lf .V1•k•tngs and Warnors st WIDS 8 U Cks, ·' NelsonVUJe.Yark. VInton County, Belpre, and W8l'I'EII joined Trimble as co-leaders In ~rwnd TVC loop play with wlils Friday. WIII'I'Eil bull! a2Wieadln the third quarter. but had 1o lllld orr three touchdown pa.saes by Alexander's Roger Powell tor a 2'7·!11 win at Warren. WIII'I'Eil's Greg Huftman scored twotouchdownsonllUISofoneand 15 y8rds whlle ~Fivecoat kicked field goals of 42 and 3S yards. Mike Slamei" led W8l'I'EIIIn rushing with Tl yards In 15 car'rtes. Ryan Carsey caught all three of Powell's TO passes oo aerials of 'Ill, slx, and nine yards. . Score Each Pertoct Nelsonvlll~ York scored In every oot quarter In shutting hollt MUier, :tHJ. J:cyan McClain led t.!ae Buckeyel with touclldpwn llUIS of ll and six yards wblle Jay Kline had a 58 yard lnten:eptbu·eturn. NeiSOIIvllleYork Ill TamMartlnled n1!ib1Dc with fJ1 yards In 14 triEs. Kllrie abo added three extra puillts. VldlpllliriLliJW ... Surprising VInton OaiJlty Willi Its second straight game under ,flnt year coacb Bob Been with a 2HI slwtoul win c:Ner '!DSt Federal· Hocking. Jhn Campbell led the VIkings with !ll yards Ill 19 attempts lJiclud1Dg touchdown I:uD8 ~ 2f and 14 yards. Scott GDIIand had VInton Camty's llllrd TO wltb a 39 yard nm. Scott Kell8ler rounded · out the Vlldng · scorlng with a 15 yard field goal. tJonal kickOff reluml; . hlghllchted ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs volleyllaU team upped Its I"£COI'd to 4-1 wtth wins 0\fl!l' Eastel'n and . VInton County this past week. At Eutem, the Marauderelles froght back after dropping the first game, 12-15. Melp won the second and lhlnl games' by soores ot ~ 7 and :J5.3. Jod1Har!1aon ~ the tlrsl u points of the third and decldblg game, giving the Marauderettes an 11.0 lead. Hamaon also SC'OI'I.'d slx points In the second game.~ RonUlg8n praised the good setting play of JemdCWch. In the VInton County win, also on the road, .MelgB took the match In stralglrt wins by 1M and 15-0. Han1SOII bellered her performance at Eaat.ern with :13 straight polDts II the OUIJel of the second game~tb Fry acored slx points In the first game. 1be Maraliderettes are ath<me 1\Jeday with Trimble before travelling to Southern Wednesday and to MWer on 'lbunlday. I ll.erraadAnlh\111 ............ ' - mnnllll Galla'• IIIII • lbe plltlt line ,_.. willie lhobodajollled l*erewlriAprl. 'l1ley plan liD tllft'tll' fftlf!rJ ..... G... CAu11r to evlllule tile IIIII'• dl h p; 1l!ldunt!, ph, lalll3 e11...: . _ trw__,_. ooirteat. ""'... 1!"t tP*d of 1Pie cam~&J'• . . ,_. , _ llllpllll!l3 111111 ..... ~.­ PI'DJect IIIIDaPd be 0111. 3I Ill S% , _ , 'l1le pftJed PI 3 !PI -by lbe .we wPI!a • 3... I ..... tram tile COIIII&y. 15plays. : :.• The 'f'lllei'B took tllelr first ~ ~~~~ :. the COIItelt on the tint play ~ ~ toul1h CMI1flr when :'1 Alund Scori l<ellog with a 4.'1 TO atr111e ll!d AmswCJI"I!i added :,1 piaa!mellt. "; •• l.~r: m., . Alnswllr\'ll: y.;: clnf Tallback Mark l'la lli:iiuoored a 12 yard run wttll 2:181eft &J!I5 F~~o AJn8w(rtb ldcked tile EP to Uft tilt • Tlgt!l'l to their 64th c.u~seCUUiie1" regular-- win w!UIOUI a Ioiii.. ! , Ironton R!lled up 211 ~~~~~~ ~ groilnd and CQI!pleted fll ~. fllrl3yards. The w DeYUs. - 3-2, 121 yardnuhlng lllld made ~ f01U'~fc!r10yardl. Moritz eanied 23 dlnl!8 tor yards to IMd Irooton wldle NlciiOIS-~~~ netted 13 yards on 19 attempts tor lean, maps )Gallia 'Couniy~s soil . . ' Score lily~: lrolltorl ... ;-~ .............6 7 0 14--'llior~ RWIII!U ..................6 ~ •0 r•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; e CORRECTION e "JOHNSON'S ·INSE.RT''· ·$·1.98 Gallon . ' . S, .lORN FRIEDMAN ~ 'Dir all 'I _. 8lalf' ' GAU.IPOLIS - Many people would not erijoy ~ throu&b I!YI!Iy acre of Gallla fulnty, but to , !Kil 11\Dvey crew chief Jllll)es KelT and soU spedallst : b'hn It's 8 wax of life. •~ ~ the past three years, Kerr has covered nearly : -llllrd of GaWa's 001,(00 acres. Svoboda, a 19112 , : Uptv.ersity of Wisconsin graduate, joined the crew In ot hazardlthe 11011 poees for IIPe dlftl!"'llland uses. .'lbe mapping ot Ohio's son began 1n 19!12 Kerr saki,' and 'will be compll!ted within tOur years. The ·~ JntSJslty Survey" Is part of a coope~attve effort bi!iwem the _cwnty, the Ohio Departmmt of Natuial ~ - Dlvlslon ~ Soli and Water ConBervatlon, and the Ohio Stale University. When completed, the survey will help fanners delermlne a soil's potential for food and fiber . ~~. . ' productlon, kn!t.ea pond'site or·properly design ascii ' ftPill· • ' i dra lnage system. For the home buyer or developer, · , They are part Of an effort by Ohio to map the state's . tile suney wW show whlch areas are prone to . pis. "We are doing the mapping to help Improve soU ' sllppage, how receptive the land wllllx! to septic tanks :... and toconservesoU."KeiTsald. Whencunpleted, and the depth ot bedrock. . -, ~ Said the maps wW &bow the type of soU at The fDIIIlPin&, Kerr said, will lead to ''better lane! 'liMn location In the county. They_y.olll predict sell :Jlehlvlor tot rl :led land uses and show limitations use tOday and tanorrow. Vou doo't want to build a house In a slip-prone lll'l!ll and you don't want to farm on sloPes prone to erosion.'' Svoboda called the elfort a tonn ot stewardship. "We baYe to consider future aeuer allons," he said. "It lakes GOO years to deVelOp ,m e IDcb.Ot qmll," Kerr lidded. ~·and that can be lost wtth Justa lew years of ca11!leBs use." ' The JTIIIIP'ng and loll _analySis Is a slmple, yet ' complex method. Nonnally, a .CXE-Incll ioll Ulbe Is Uled gather samples from dEpltw of up toiJSinches. After the sample has been removed frcln the tube, Ken: saki the first thing a soU scientist does Is obllerve t:,cb.xla. Reiter Homog-~lzed Milk Should Have ·Read any I NOT THE PRINTED INSIRT PRICL to Its color. , . ''This determlnes a soU's dritaage,'' he Said. ''The amount ~ gray In the soU and Its depth ij!Us us bow well the land dratns. The gray Is caused by a soli's wetness wid the deeper down we find lt, the better tile drainale-" The next chOre Is delermlnlng t~. or the j:er L!i!il• of sand, silt and clay In the soil. Tills Is nonnally done by a trainEd hand, with·a Uttle help from a few drops of water. Also measured' Is a soil's ph factor, wblch delennlnes actd content. The dense soU horl7.on ll!St finds out haW dense a 8011 Is. 1be llnal test, and perilaps the most spectacular, . detennJnes ti lime Is PI ! I ! II In the sci), 1be lest Is' canductl!d by adding a few drops ~ a solution ' containing ten j:ercml hydrocblorlc acid to the soU. If the mix bubbles, lime Is present. Once a representative soli ot tbe area Is discovered, Kerr saki a "pit" Is dug. 'lblsaan801nch blleln which tB:h of the 9011 l'lorlzlliiS, colors, textures and paJIII alii_. 11 . ' Slr!ICIW'eS are dellcrlbed In detail. 'I 1 lliDw Willi ID dlralaB Only one ot about every !IW•sa!!d samples, !<en' ON ALL 1984 · MODELS~ CONTINUES AT-· Jim Mink Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ' ~:. . . . . . 111 r' 2 , . . . ; 3-Capricts . 5-0ids II 4 Drs. .' ~ .. . . , .......... ~lbebeaer . 2 1-Cutlan Calais ·Broughqin· 2-Cantqros . . . 17-C-101 (·20 & S-10 .trucks 1-Celebrlty St. Wagon 1 ~o...... 4 Dr. · . 1..;_•nte ·Carlo 1-Ca.valler 4 Dr. Sedan ' Bill Gene lohnion Bays: . .• • physical and chemlcal analysis. the Oldo Sll1e ualverstty ror lOOepth --- (Cmtlnlll!don~D-8)' lllOIIING -To llllalllw 33 , d _. IW H PIDPM 0 . . . . PI depth.Bere....,e 'W .mllwboda (:e.J ...:~JeMerAnllm' niDIIVI! cme -r; 3 ......, 3 1 apjaaD:i '1et,y '18 paeeial c?ay fnm a lube. 'l1le ll(b IW perfonn t8la II! d I hAt uoi?'UGII 1 ...: 1111 \3 . • • . '"Make Us An.lJjfer, We'll Make . You A Customer/ ~ See1 'Terry Hamilton, Ropr Dillard, Mike Sltkela, ~heeta or Jim Walker. ' chevrolet.Oldsmbbite • 1616 .t.m• AR., GAIItPOUS 446·3672 . • ~ BUBBLY ~·~3 .-et:.e !Jetw- ... ... a "' t••• ,...•.,... taa pa'c , PI,YdlociiPorlc add If Ill .. rd er- leader An Kerr paloa;;a. tel& llll a Iii 1I .. ..-tlllakea from • ...., Galla' CGiraty fann. The .... ....... mille 1he •rltah?Wy ot . . .... I eALw ' M01rla .. ., ~!~;~·~o:··::o:·:,~~:·:::...,:c.:..:·:·:....~..:!d:·:ls:lli!!IISt~to ,J<J.. 6 tsp 4~Ciievettes . '· Ine. lwnlt...:bt"'tJ,_ z·• .. ...... Tbe . . . "w£1,.. beUer ?and use I . .. ludaJ _. lw•••IUI'IVW," aoow • I toKen-. Creirmembet AnSwlloda..W • 1aanill1terollllew111'111Np, "We ?;ave to "' lli?er flllin . . . . tloul,"bellllld, ' I. "'"*" Fullbadli . Belpre di!feall!d Wellston 31-15 at ljelpre. NodetallsmtllegameW~n . available. SOIL ~VEY - Mapj I Galla ()oQIIQ"I . 1001 I n Ala Jr. · . RUIII!II. 'l1lft'l RolOn RUSSEl I , Ky. ·- 'IWo aenaa· .............. Mei@B Volleyball team now 4 and 1 RuiEil Frtday nl8ht. .• • RUIMI!'• Sam WalklnlllinffedQ.e:·: crowd by . returnlnl the gamie'1•: : ~ li1ckotf '-' · )'IIIIs lOr ·• ;: IOU<!tldlllm. Not to be outdone, Irontcn'~ . Lewis returned Ule t!llllllDa Rulllll :.klcltotfMyardltopaydlrl,tylne~ :~ sroreatWwllbOutl,e"'!lltota._ · · · payfrmucrtmmqe. .; Rullell's Eddie Nichola caR*~ :• an II )'E'd drive wtth a live Ylfd~~:. ~ l'llllln tbe -~~~ ~ -~ with Tam !lparks' ldck, RiVInl 0. ~. · lxl&tlHII'I .i:J3.71ea4wtthll:l81eM ~\ 1roa1a1 toottedtheiiCtll'ewttb&: . left 011 • two yard 1'1111 by Da.JeMGiitlandltyan~t i_ . kick. Thllcappeda 7lyarddrtVeiD, ~• l < I • • ,. I �. ... • D-2- The Surldaot Ti.,...Sentinel Page Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. · September ...• " . .'· ' .. 9, 1984 . 1914 • Sentinel • Tritiune .. ' Register - 446-2342 992-2156 675-1333 • 4..-.looHw-1 ~ _.. ' ·- 'J, 'f'... I*UooiiiiOI....,_I I ·W-IIIIIt l ll¥ __ __ ... ,. ........... ....... . - . . ... ilhftl ,,_.....,--., ,,, ..... . .... ,..._.... . ............. ..,.,."-"' . ................ ll-III""*'WMIM 4J.f - l e r !WII ,................ ..... ,.o~ "' ,........"'•c••...., ,, ."' ..'., ~ ........_ n:=.-;-:. ~ It-ct. , ..v..... wo ............ ...... _......_.... ..._.,..... ...,.....,. ..'.,_".....,.,....,..... . . ..... . ,,,,c_,...,,.,._,.. ...._,.,_,...... .... ...... . .. '""',,-".... ............ __ tv . ...... " . , _ - ....,.......... . ........... ..,_, .,.u-.. ,. _ ...... 'Wil i •• 14-tlw, . ..." ....- ...,.... ..._.....,.., .................. ••._..... ............ . . . 14-IIMukel .ll_....... 1 1-M.H ~ ll ..... t A-CNIIU .. , _"_ .. .oo ...... - ..... n....., .._..., ..... 14.00 ..., .~ ....-.. .... _ ... . , 00 !. ....... - ........-* W.med· Ju'*· - condition , Col --=--:-::--:-:--.-Public Notic11 9303. 4 LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Npi•Ge is hereby goven ohat s,Oaled bids will be rece•ved by lhe C•ov Manager of the C•ov of Galhpohs. Dh•o at his office •n ol]e Munico pal Build•ng for ~~~~~~~~v and Property 1:17- ..,_ fl7 - ~ ""'' ' ' . . . . .. . Koren'o BHuty .Solon now openl Coli 258·1384, 1 -----~~-- Control hunger ond loll weight with n - ohepe dlot pion ond H•d-• Wiler Pille ot Fruth P~a.,:;acy, Jackeon ,_PI_k•_·_ _ _ _ __ _ ,. Open your own clothing ttore immedilltelyl &00 top brondo evolloble for ohlp· mont todoy. Sinco 1977 wo hew become one of Ameri· co'o lootut growing grau(ll of I de d t t lie " pen re 1 "in·· e13,975 to •• t17,975. ctud11 everything. Cell fa• brochure 11 1-404-419· 4438 . 8 Loat and Found GiVNWay Boby .... bite oleo 1 , ;, white Rex buck. ·C•II 114•241 • 8417. 1-:----- - - - - · LOST In lldw.U • - · Nght brownlenlltypepuppy. Ctll 114·318-81115. 4 coon hound Blue Tick pu~•. Coll4411·2329 . 1--~ -.,.-----,--~~ . . qor g"'•••· Allon Dr .. t2I,OOD. Ctlt lift• IPM, 114-111-1411. eny 114-318· Good'' uaed tiprltllt or chut , _ . ,, nat to wide. About 211 incheo. Aak far Rile, 114-2111·8307. ' Wonted to buv goad ........ Coli after' 1:00PM. Coli 304 411 1818 9 Wanted To Buy WantH to buy: invettment property . ' con 114· 912111118. '\ l•llr ..nlnt In Mr' hoine. , " "...,_,.• ............. Coil '· '4e·0310. . . ' 1-- - ' - - - - - - - "" ...... '--' .................. ,.... ~-=n,o::z • • IIIII mutt - · ' ......,. Don 1!. Morrie, au. pellntllldent .. _.......I • lahDolo, atl21 8outlo1hlrd Av- In Mldlltport. Ohio. .. ' , , llllloono for Get Woii, Annl( . .......,,, llrt~daya, portloo. , • .lntllng , Gorrlll•. Coli Bel• lciaiia • Co. 448-4313. . 8Uiina11 Opportunity: 140. 10 10.000 per -r. N.-1 ~ oompeny looltlnti too til- · Ful or (llfl·thM. No fiMnclll ,...,.. con 1·100· .. . ' < ' ' ' 8 · Public Sale & Auction ... . . PATRIOT .AUCTION BARN • · From Gallipolis, take Rt. 141. Tum left onto Rt. ns. · : Turn ri&ht onto the Patriot -Cadmus Road. Watch lor . I SilAS. . . ¢.SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. ,' i , • Somethinl for everyone: Misc:llrm equipment. antiques. new and used 'items. · · Have somethincJol want to nil! Brine it to tilt Patriot A•ction·aam an we'll nil it lor you. Consi11111tnts accepted fiom l:oo-s:oo P.M. on Saturday. · Av~ilable lor special ules upon req1ost. MARLIN WEDEMEYER - AUCTIONEER 2f5 ~5152 - 388-1249 ' ! ~~----------~------------~ PUBLIC AUCTION ; .THUR. EVE., SEPT. 13, 1984 ;I 6:00 P.M. . Located on St. Rt • .248 in Chester, Ohio "HOUSEHOLD" 3 pc. bedroom suite, maple bed, hutch, 3 end tables, Sunray gas range, Kenmore auto. washer, G.E. dryer, pictures, air conditioner, chairs, misc. dishes, antique stool, smoking stand & dolls. · "IISC." Picnic table, misc. hand tools, grass seeder, filingcabi· nets.' misc. house plants, and other items. . OWNER, NEVA CURTIS • CASH POSITIVE I:D. DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 614-949-2033 OR 992·730i "Not lor accidents or lou of ,• •t • • : 1 ~ ·~ PUBLIC AUCTION I I l' Saturday, Stpte,..er .15, 1984 10:00 A.M. I I Located at Thaler Ford BldJ. at Rt. 35 & Rt. 160 Consicnlllols tHen fro11 5:00 to 7:00 p.11. s.turdaJ eveninc. or lor illforlllllion call U4-36HIOJ. If you have anythincto Hit brin1 it, "' wi!l hlro it into cash. , Large truckl_oad of salva,e merchandise "such as" toy~ kotchen IIPPhances,load o new bicycles, carsterecis, houses & car stereo speakers. tools, ,produce, glass · ~iding patio doors, 8 ft. 2 wheel utility trailer. fiberglass tub & shower , stall" new CJ7 canm Jeep top, 2 piece shop tool bo~. VWtri· cycre, 19_79 XL185 Ho~da, heatolator for fireplace with blower, noce 4 axle equopment with electric brakes, other ~ems too numerous to mention. Somethinglor everyone. 8a On Ti• - Con\e Early and Browse Around Everyone ltlcollli - Food Available Plenty of room and sutin1. Cash drawina pro11pt1y at 7:00P.M. llot respiHisible lor accidents or loss of property. AUCTIONEER-LONNIE E. NEAL AUCnONEER: EDWIN WINnl Lk. # 334-15 PIOIIIIS041 173-3447 · SPECIAL AUCTION Also takilll consianments for oil, ps field and construction equi~~~~tnt auction to be held Thursday, Sept. 20, 1984, 10:00 A. I. Door Prizes 'Given Every ,Saturday ~i.--~~~~~~I:AI:c~~~-923~~----_J l SEPT. 16. 1984 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00P.M. RUCKS '- TUUIS FA. IQIIPIIIIII ~ •seal a•ous PHONE (304) 273-2611 OFFICE 273-.3700 · LOcatlll at 923 S. Thlnl Avt~ lldl1part, Ohio "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Brass bed, pie safe, pressback chairs, «riai'ldlss door china cabinet, National briSS cash recister, 7 ft. cherry secretiry, roll top desk, marble top bedroom suite, 3 nice apple blilter kettles, stag glass Hoosier cabinet, Iii walnut bed, mony nice pieces wicker & hickory baskets, flll wall cupboard$, nice · round oak table w/center base, trunks, tool bo~es. lots of stone jars, brass school bells, 3 sets !leigh bells. collection of 12 guns (97 Winchester, muzzle !older, 16 p., 12 p ., 38 Det. Special, 22 pistol!, .marble top haW tree. slip back cup· boards, Hoosier cabinets, C411ectioll of atasswart, desk, old dolls, iron bed, Hi wood beds, Sid irons, corn Jrindtr, wood plains, iron pots, many old clocks w/linget:bread, cherry llash stand. old coins, lamps, pictule-flames, oak d,_,, appro~imately 200 Indian arrow heads, nice quilts, &tass lamps, hall tree, and lots more. · CASH EATS. . POStnVE I.D. Ownen' llolllltl Willi ...ld dill Ia wrndallllll Dan Smith - AuctiOMtr . 614-Mt-2033 or 114-H2·7301 SPECIAL FALL SALES · * PFarmBLIand AUCTION * Household ·· THE OHIO YAWY UYESTOCI COMPANY 52 VINE StREET . GALUPOUS. OHIO sm. II CALVES & YIAilltGS All MIIM OCT. 2, 1914 CALVIS & YIAIUtG$ ~ I OCT. 16, 1914-WVES-AU IBEDS OC:T. 30, 1914-WVES-At.i IBIDS NOV. 13, 1914-UlVES & YEAIIJNGS AU IIEEDS Saturday, September 15, 1984 10:30 A.M. · LOCATION: Six 11ilts East of Jackson, Ohio on U.S. 35 (C.H.&D. Road. AockJ Hill} . MR. and MRS. NEAL COPENHAVER have sold tlltir farm and art IIOYillltOtownand will offer for ulut Public .Auction the followilll personal property: All sales are on Tuesday and the sales begin at 7:110 P.M. · ·· .Cattle will be received at the 1ards 7:30 A. l. ·to 3:00 P.M. on the day of ~le. • All CONSIG-NTS WElCOME · TOMMY JOE STIWAI1' L-~!!!. PUBLIC AUCTION · Saturday, September .15, 1984 . 10:00 A.M . . Location: Fiom Gallipolis follow State Route 35 west to Roclnty, tum ripton lilt Bldweii·Rodnty Road, JO to the cross 101ds and tarn left on the Kerr•' Harrlsbur1 R01d alld 10 2 illiles: Tht followina will bt sold. · , Living room suite, recliner chair, Slen!o, dinin&·room table will 5 chairs, china cabinet. bulfllt, round taiJie with 4 chairs and extra leaf, 3 piece bedi'oom suite, livil1l room char, side-by-side •elti&a4b, Sunrly ps ~an&e.. . ~ washer .and dryer (while!, two JIC)dleievmJS, small calinel, IIJille peeler, leCOid player, illln hall bed, old dresser, books, cAd desk, dishes, pots and pins. =:= -• • -e .. w. J..nl, o.- = II , OWNER: LINqA KELLY ,· P~sltivt J I.D, Personal . Property and Recil Estate . . . a~ Sat., .S.pt. 15, 1914-10:00 A.M:.' sale locat~d ~n Glassburn Rd., Rt. 3, Bidwell. Ohio. From Gallipolis llkt Slllt ~· 16o.to Port•r. Olll~r Turn left 01 St. Rt. 554,1Qapprox. 2~mi., turn~ on- FalrYIIw Ad. apprt~x. 1 mi. to Ginsburn· 'lib Witch for sians. · · • '·t Auctio-fs hll: So~~tllll., lor everybody, lllflilurt; too~. chain,- · old Piland •uch1110r1. It'!' time.r 19.5 Bolen's tractor, 60 Inch cutting sp1ead (hydraulic controll; dose, plow, snow blades, Stenrey circular siw . 61! in. illoildtr. Lawn ~OJ mower. Roller Creeper; auto ramps, lob of • mosc. toots, Stihl cham saw 015l, McCutlouah Mini Mack chaon sa~ 112 on.t. 2 a-rden sprayers, iunate Togger. l etec. · bench arondtr, wooden trailer, brotdcast spreader air com· pressor. Homelite weed eater, misc. chains tree setter wheelbarrow, 2 posthole diggers, sledge hammer, wooden· outsrde door, lawn spreader, other misc. tools. . FtiNTLOCI SHOT IIUII STAMPED 1863. Nrce gun cabinet • Gun case. . · ~· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Edra lon~ Off white couch and match;· ing chair, 3 piece bedroo111 su~e. I chest ol drawers, pot,,, lamp, Hotpoont ·electric range, Admiral refrigerator (botb bronze), mapzine table, corner utility table, hall tree corner. cabinet,. I old kitchen cabinet, metal utili)y cabinet, 1 old round pedestal table, 3 round back spindle chairs (ol~} IIJ · milk can. sewin1 cabinet, k~clttn cabinet, coffee table 'AM• radio & record player, I rocker (orange}, 2 plaid Early Ameri: can recliners, t recliner,! flowered rocker, pr. table lamps, 2 lamp tables, Wtlli~&house chest freezer, Singer treadle' ·machone, wrouaht """ stand, blue glass conee table ~·' matchina end tables. pr. chairs, 3 wooden corner shelveS '1 metal_comer Slttlves, 2 fool stools, Ele'ctrofu~ sweeper, 220 electroc heater, 20 lllilon CO!IIIIr kettle, andirons and grate! ~na rocker, antique Cycl011e ea scales. . STOll£ JAIS: Mise:. sizes, plus I (20) gallon, Scallon, ston• · chicken Wlterer. ~ J· lola qf MIIC. flower pots, odds and ends of dishes, misc. Old; platters, 2 Ia. ·canners, tomllo stakes, Christmas trea Christmes or111men11. Pool tlbre 4~8. Old Factenmier Beet ~eJ. Misc. Glass. ' ' cm,r lie• teo ...lfOII to 1111tion. Lots fl• -u, 118~ Nuhuo Z-3 . bed· · Muot Mll.lliltrn. w111 ~·· Col . 814-2411· Double · 24•86, good cond. · 11B,OOO.OO. 304· 875· 1412 or 176-2991 . wtD buymOiillehollll. Wllpeycnll. c • 114-211- M..... H-t.wullon PD I lh d 1111 It Tyooon Lake 1913 ·schultz limited editlon. 14ot70 with 7~ 11 expendo, 3 bedroom, 1'1o blthl. -on ellc. central lir, ftrepl-. elllnl IMulltlon. bull in _._.eo. 304-46811t4. Coil 441-07a. or 44t·l182. 1978 Uberty. 12•80.oto... 8\t"- I I I ..... to. on 18 yr;, old l1aludrd brlok - 011 """' ....... 2.1 of lind. 3 BR. iorp OR. n!oe kit-. lerge uj6lty "'"""'· Phpl- · In • I• , : •• mo. PlY· 13.780 dawn. a.a. ....,. .,..... MB:II ....,.,...c........... - .. 12 Situation•· Wanted ' I • : c....... "" tho Clillao : ·• cupt.old . Rt.1BO•"-· ~:r: 1O.II'M, Moft.·hl. • 114-111·1001. , , 2103 otter B 378' p.m . 4 ...... bl-llwl. 2~ · Lll. eot-in ldtallen. 1orm11 ollnllitl •.._ hmily PDOm, 2 - ....... CA. 11M heot., IM.IOO, iDo.l8d off Rl.31. Cllli 448-7121. 7011. . . ' with .-y room-· 1810 Buddy 14a70, 3 bed· -·.1~betlo• ..-tub, bey w!ndowa. "' II 'I cI, oeil· .... fe~. Exc. - · 113.100. Call814-ll2-8183. refrfgerator. ' large meter box. two porchu. under· penning , with 4 •crea. drilled will with pump. metal bldg ., 304-1757321 . Ill' ...,.,. 14a70, 3 .bed· 33 F f S I ..,_, _,.x IPP 111n011, "'' - -- - erma -'-- or --1 -M e oiHtliC, ...._.. - ... muot 'IIIII. bay --.,•rden tub, 40 ecre form, tobocco boM, 814-882· ' 0111y t14.410. a· Roc:kfard 4 bedr .. remodliod ho,., 1~-703~- 1•a~ finn -ulpmont. Call 6141- - - - - - - - : - - ..,. -·-··· n_,., 211·17'9o. PrtOidNdUCidOfttllil- :=r.:=:r. a~. ::: 11 · bed•oom renoh ltYie homl. &llyiiM 141180 2 '1 t1ooma, ' ~~-· ....:. -do~ - · t - I t until YIIU ......... tub. - - wien· 35 Lots & Ac1'11191 , ..... - · - lt. Wll · -· In L - ~~~ --~':' ' 1\71-11128. 1 In own hOmt. 4- ' ~ok - · .... - ·M -"• ya111 , - "":..... .... 11r, ... 111,410. G-·• J Mit wllh low heottne 111111. Hom• locli8d 2 - - . 1\ ~lthIUbli: ...,_. R.-....otl lrldgutjuna- 1 .14 ""· levol lot whh blltmeftt, elK. Ia Wltlf, • 1 ·11 wanted to Do . mow 1-. Niol ol 1-n • Rt. 2. coa Locatad in G,_. Twp. Cali . I ....... . PrloedtoHII. 104-213·11311. Freo 1 Ctll441·01 og lflior 8:30. lrY ......,, ' 441- ~44. Wow Welle, drliled • - · 1---;- - -- - - Lot on Timber Ridge Llkl, , 1 vk>ed. p,. oetlm-. Coli 3 holM with- • ~. Lllving Stlte. mu_. Rt. 7711 . 212•110', 11ptlc t14·n2-IOOIOtl14·742utllty - · •• elicit- ... ._utllul 3 -..om tank, e3,200. Cell 1·1141147. -• -· homo. Fomlly room heo 143-0188 Of 1-614-843-.:-~-::----:-- I;::~~ If lnt-~. Lo· 2011. of - - · fol peo• 0221 lifter 2. ' ! , . . bll1"""19 ""-· 112_TIW - Col llliooftl: '' 11040 ........2121. . : ...1 ..,. ..... ~......:.in•• _..,._,, 1 homa. LPI'i UN ....... 111 1 ·rm.~·· co~~ .,4' 882· 43, Farms for Rant FermhouN tor rent. no hou•peta, pertieldrlnldng. Oopotlt • refer~r~c• ro· qulrecl. Would coOIIidoroel· ling. s_, by oppointmont, nc uh' unieH interntod. Coil 114-379-2214. ~~~~~~~~~~ - ~.. 1 l "*· I -.. lI ~ i !o' I 1 _, . MI. lnteroatld 11 4·2118-ell4 1 Dl'lvacY: - RoYII 0... or 814·UII·IIOO. Will toke Porll. NdUOidto 188.100. I ...... or will 61ft-. ' ~ ..........- b i l l t y. Coil , ""-·· 1!1- 11-1..-A IWW c-crfl1lt.~h~~ =.:~~=· S lit. 7 . Cll If porch, ~- - r .... ....-..-. IIANAUIA .. . . . . . . . . &.'o..... Sat ,lwrJ frL· ,•S... Dlalln Wek0111t I · or 114-882-1420. • 4 b1d1oom - . .. 1111d llunclry - · 1111 K~kw1ad 14a70, 3 lftllhect ....... F11101d In t d ""!• 1'1o Nth. lllallla Approa, 1~ mlfl out with wOad burftW '41 .' A11umabl1 loaft . 1ato181notor.-·.dryer: PrtOid In 20'o. Col 441- 112.100. Cell 814-e43M24 or 441·22811. 8244. ,......, ....... 4 ocrea of Kofr·Hifrigbu•g VIney Rd .. Gollpalio, Ohio. Clil otter 7PM . 304·891· 3391. 100x100 lot on G..., Rood. t1,700.00. city wotor. 304· 273-9823. 54 Mlec. 6104 , . oicte"••h=- Generol Electrla l'oU· crubber dlohwotber. Very good · condition. Uaed wry little. • 100. Coil 814-2411' 8604. ':For ule•.. double d - . . .r wardrobe In '"colllnt -.11: tlon. Dlnne111- 2 ........ t20.00. Coli 892-1071. • -:::--:-:---':":"'-::--~- Pickeno Ulld fumltuN. 1041711·8483 or 171-1-. ---------,. 304 · 67&~ Room• County . Appll•nce, l~o. • For 1111t Sleeping TV Htoulld ..Dpen .•AM toii'M. ;:;~~;~~;;! Goad •111011- :1111d Nght hauoe Malt th1u Bot. 441-1188, 46 , Furnialted roomo. Pert. Contra! Ceil 114-448-0751. 127 3rd. Aw. OIMpalle, OH. , · JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS fEquel Houli"' Opportunity( loll one end two bedrooma, rent ltlrtlng et t183 for one lind t198 por -aom month for two bedroom • wit~ 1200 do-" located noor Foadllild and Spring VoHoy Plou. pool ond •'fV int. Coli 4411·2745 or ielvo menage. 1--- - - - -- Fu1niohad apt. 919 2nd .. Glilipollo. e111. M., only. Clii 448-4416 oftar 9PM. 1------- 2 bdr . pt, newlydocoroted, 1 16010 t14S per mo . utllt,ill port. peid. Coi18711·6104or 176-11318. PRICE REDUCED - iO home. Llllt llvlnc roo11 of cabinets. built-in 13'~22' .&lfllt. Quiet Rd. - $36.000. HOISTnnR REALTY Velma l!kintlcy, 4nodote ,.,_ 742· 3092 ~omo 1 or 2 men. No city tUH. 4411· 0338 . Footoro Tr•iler Polk. Coli i- - - - - - - - - : 448·1102. furnished offlcienty $14~ utNtiot peid. t ingle. shiN Mobile home U - River beth. 807 2nd. A.... Glill· Rd. CoK 448-1809 or 441· poOl. Coli 441· 4416 efter 9PM . 060a . i- -- -- - - - : -- : 1--- -----::--""":' 2 bdr. troller in Kyger c . - F.umiohed opt., 2 rooms • School OiOtrlct. 1 chMd both. c - . no peto. eduko acc:epteble . I 160 mo .. only Deposit • reference 1100 dip. Coli 448-4008. required . Coli 614-446 151 9 . • SUNDAY ONLY Bigfoot Pen ---- ~ 2 bd•. mobile homo, - · · 1- - - -- -----,. no petl. refemecea. Cell Furiahed prege 1pt.. 4 448·115B. roomo • blth, odulto only. Call441-9279 oftar 4PM. Nlco 3 bdr. mobile home. 1- - - - - - - - . . , - Fumlaloed offidencv •P.I.. with refriver~~tor •. ·t tove, pnv " ate bath end entrance.· fumiohld, - • (llld, with convenient loc:etion on Rt. Suh:1ble for one peraon. Call 448 • 1232·. 7 . 614-241· 11818. ·1- - - - - - - - - 2 bedroom fully turn. 111 utilities poid oxcopt for olec. Convenlent location. C 1 II 448·8668. 44 GeNge apt. unfurnished. 2 bdr'o. 322 3•d. Ave., oduko only, no polo. Coli 4463748 or 814-2118· 1903. Apartment · for Rent ·Honeysuckle Hills MT. ZION lOAD ' GALLIPOLIS~OHIO \ · Now~· Renting Ranges. Refrigerators Garbciga Disposals Carpeting Callie TV Gas Heat BUY YOUR OWN PRIVATE CAMPSITE NO MONEY DOWN . NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1985 *BOAT DOCK •BATHHOUSE *WATER l ' *BOAT RAMP · *PRIVATE •ELECTRIC Private Patias Tot Lots Basketball Court Coin-Op Laundry School Bus Shifter OHke On Site 10:00 A.M. To 6:00 P.M. for More lnf!»rmation Call 446-3344 Alclloit NeW For: AVOIELLE PHILUPS • room houJe . Wllherdryereet.lwto choou from. 3 dryere, 3 goo '""'"· 1· 20 In ... r......... by lor. colored TV. q • tun oiZa box opringe• ..._. Appllonce •.u,_ ,....., ll'tl.. Glillpollo, Coli 441·7318. · Apartment for Rent. Rents Start At S175.00 Per Month j. Fumlahed Roome Nicely fu.tniahed mo.,lle i1t city. CA. 1 or 2 Fumiohld olr ._d.. idoll for edullt only, no pets. Coli """"lot •nn'o uno--• " .,..,,. 44 r•n... 1- - -- - -- - - ' •EAL EITAfl: _ v.;, nice older home sHuated on 13 ,acres ill rollln111n11. Tb11 0111 story home hn a full basement w/batlt. you wit tnloY.lilt SiliCious wtiiiJQOmed lot plus lots of pinf · trees, .small~~., pond li1d appro~. 9acres of woodlanct. ' Lots .olwild pm~ · thuree for 1111 hunter, Iota of puce and I quill win be tnjo In this bnutilul country settina.To 111 ' this_P!Oi*IY c 18141 446-0552. Terms on ml estslt: ' ! P.UQO.OO cash ar ctrillied clleck dey of Sllle. Real Illite to ' ' be sOld with confir1111it!it of owner. Texes Will lit Pro-riled to • day ol c:losina, aoslnt must bt on or ilefort Oclober 15 • 1984. MAL ESTATE TO SEU AT NOON. Bloker PliliciDIIion invited ~ 2\. ProsPtCII must ftlfsttr by mail with Bud · McGhee Rttlty not Iller than noon on Thursday prec:edinl "l l~ctlon. BrOker or llcanltd salesperson must be pruent 'to bid. 119 excep!ions, . TERMS: Cash or checll with proper 1.0. All items must be paid lor btlort rtmovfar from Sllit. Not mpOIIIIblt fpr lost 111.. or ~e~ldtrllt. w~ llrtld. Sttt caa•ctH 1y: · --v -oom ~UCTION lcQhet Auction Co. rst:.~ .• ' lit•. ' .., .....,,,.,1, •• of 2 badroom epto. Equipped kitchen•. newlv remodeled, Now HOIYifl, WV. t260 per """'th. Depoolted naeded. 1h d 2 bedroom, . turn • o • Coll614-1192-7481 . wather and dryer, air condltlon, e1111.00 pluo udtltle• 1 • 2 ~edroom _furni~hed end dopolit. No pe'to. Cell optolor rent. Coll61.,·992· 1434 or B92-S814 or 304· 892·7479.. •882-2686. 2 bedroom iumlohed. AC, cloon . Employed oduho. 1 APARTMENTS , mobile child. No pete.' N- Hoven . home•~ houaeJ. Pt. Pleeunt end Gollipoiit. 614-446· Coli 304-BI2-24U . . 8221. ' . 2 bedroomiu~nloloed . ,l\bove Kowoukl ehop In Pomerav Nice 1 and 2 bedroom on E. Moln St. Coli 114· unfurnlahed epartmenta. 304·176· 2218 before 8 882·7314 or 182-82111. p.m. 2 bedr- unlumlohecl mo· bile home, prlv•te lot . 2 · b•droom ept M81on, Burdette Addlt. e176 .00 edultl oltly, no pete. 304· plua depo11t, referencM, '67&-1452 or 876·2998. utliltill. 304-8711-2484. 6 room apartment, 3 bed- !;!! ...... Cash Fumlohad mobile home. 3 bedroom. wolhe< oltd dryer. No peta. Coil 849-22113. """"do a,-. . 45 Apartment for R ent Sleoplng room . t121, utili• till plid. l h - beth, ..... only. R1n11 • Nfritl, 111 ' 12xl0 • • clllent condition, Modo1n 1 bdr. opt. quiet 2nd.. Ave., Ga"lp alit. Cel ldulto omy, 1bllowEurekl. location betwwn GoiMpollo 448·4411- 9 PM . rllerenceo • dep. • 140 mo. • hol ..r. No peto, MCUrltv Call114·143-2844 or f 14· depoelt. Ceil 448·2016. 843-2818. ' 1 bdr untui..lohed lpt.. e 3 bdr . . mobile home total mo. leeu . S190 mo .. utiliolec. f1711, Addlton. Ohio . till pold, no chlldrwn. no r;loblle ho,. lot Add..... (jete. teo dopaoh. Cell 448- Twp. Next , to Addlvllla CoR 614· 441·0t76. 3617 oftor &PM . School. Weter IIWI91, 2 bdr mabllo home. a180 garden · -· fumilhed . Rlvoroldo Apte. Middl11119rt. mo .. *60 dop, on Rt. 180. Speclel retaa for .S.e ni.o r Coil 814· 317-77411. · .. Coil 814· 381·8711 . Citizens. • 130. Equal HOUI· · - for _ ,, Coli 12xeo 2 bdr. trllll.e r on lng Opportunl lloo. 1114· Office 441· 7572 or 448-1110. Clortlo Chopol Rd . ot Porter, 882-7721 . .,.n private lot. Cell 446• MOBILE • Nowlv •ed•~or'tod. 1 bed· COUNTRY 3197 or 4411-0157. Pork, Aouto 33, North of 1 room. partially furniahed. Pomeroy. Ll... iota. Coli 1225. Do-lt required. Coli 614·882·7471. ' 814· 992· 6319 or 982 · 2811. . oq. ft. of 111>• ..,-In . - - - - : - - : - - - ·lc- 2000 Roclno. Bilek bulltllile With Fumllhed 2 .,_droom •P.-nolr h"t • Hllltarv montoln Middleport. Aduito, forced fociiltleo. ld11i for ornall no petl, 1ecurtty depoeit. buoine11. t1 SO mOI!Ih. plue Coii 614-992-3B74. utHidet. Cell 8 14-423-825'1' or 949-28411. 1 bedroom · 1pt. in Recine. • 100 · month unfurniahed. t126 month furnished . ~o peto. Coll614·423-82&7 o• Two bdr. mobile home, 814-949-2946. completliy fumlohecl on lob Mr ~ll. llo~ll rl' , McCD<mick Rd. Ca ll 441· amalf furnished apartment 'or one on ground floor . 8818 ___ . ,-.-.-:----:-cc entrance and free 1Eii'"Hii;jj'i:ehOi(i(ijo;;;d, · 2 bdr mobUe home . Coli · Private periling. Col 814-992· 1 61 Houaehold 441-03110. 5738. 1-. oak mirror, solid mahosany handmade &haod etched ches,l from Honduras, wrouant iron..~anter & other·nem. . " Grilli 330 N wh.ole wheat canned II 5; & other misc. • Aue ionter's Note: This is lowly llrilll!nso aoilllone ill nttd of pod illlll c - ID lliJ. ·. · ·· IIIU!IOIII, lllllo 4Uil-{ll4~=:112 Alcllanew: """' (~ Atltlhntict A•etf!~Mtr: liM 1111111 IIIICIIOIBI ; ~~·:·•=ot~~~~~~MC~~~~b~·~~~of~~~--Jil~~~==~~-~~~i~·~~·b~~~ol~~~-• • •' FARM:. Super 77 Oliver Tractor, 240 I.H. Tractor, wide front, 3 pl. h1tch; 32ft. hay and grain elevator, New Idea rake New Holland haybine, M.F. No. 3 bl!er, 5 ft. bush hog,JH. cultiva· tors. Ford two bottom plows, I.H. two bottom plows, New Idea No. 10 pull type corn picker, four hay wagons,-300 pl. fuel tank, sil stock water tanks, M.F. manure spreilder, Thomas grain driN, corn planters, rotary hoe, pull disc;harrow Oliver cullivllo(S. four 50 pl. drums,lfavity_bed, four KOO<i tarpi, lome spreader, post hole doqer, cullipacker. 10 it. metal gate, two ton !lock racks, larae air compressor, piatlorm $Cales. several piles of miscellaneous lumber, four 900x20 truck tires, waiOfl tirw, aN kinds of farm tools, shovels fdrks' hammers, etc., larae pile of galvanized roofing, IINMaf IM!i feeders, five feed trouahs. extension ladder, drill press, face, fly, salt and oiler, smral old balll tubs, building full of bolts, ' nuts, hinll$, iron and farm sluff! . AIIT!QUl AIID HOUSEIIOLO: 2-Pc. large oak count", CUP· boa1d from v;: ·r ·nil, Oak wash stand, oak buffet liith mirror 3 pc. pinea bedroom .suHe, 3 pc. wateriall bedroom suite, oak roc r, oak lowboy chest. two Bentwood st..rs, John J. Clarli Spool Callinet, oak lamp table, larat cellitlbacli trunk, round oak. (ltdtstalllble with leaves, four oak.t-bac\ chaors. pallor table, s1ont chum aod dasher · ver, nice, old country •a basket, two Pl. Deily churn, 11111 llflut board, Allddin Lamp with}~ cid shldes, two easy chlill, oitl pic· Mes illld frllllll, uandy oak ~ and w.c1 stove old ..m linterns. l!oi:lilnc ValleY R.R. fanllrn • 3 int;h afo~1 ol4 cut iron rneiiiiCllls dltld Grocarv. rwo with blue wrilina IM. I. Hessbtrc end lofts to. · Hilll LiQ.uOn • Brillti·Va.·TtnnJ, old woad ~ wifh 111 bands, other old s1ont jqplnd ilrt, ChltmpiOn cut lren 'old love - . old dovtlall boxes· with ldnrtilin old · brick lined coal !love, two push mowtl1, Winc~er 1888 rifle · very nice condilion. old Champion ~.~aunt old meny more items storild 1•..... Tools: Seers GT16 lawn and prden li3dlrt with hydraulic plow, wheel· bamlw, weed eller, electric welder, electric · Slnder, saw, i'IJUier, and ·* hand lid, II" CXIndtil. chain bincleis, and 'Oilier mlscellneous illms. . ' llalt: Y)le f1nllln liRd ....... ". 1111 .... salt lllfitl ,_ lllnliOIIII\d ...... plenty fl . . . ..... T-.:CIIII lee II. """' Lot for Mle in Mercolville. 3 troller hookupo. oloctrlc, ru· ral water . oeptlc tonk. ta,OOO. Cell 114•2SI1818. Building lot Neighborhood 1171 eq .ft.) ...... Rd. Ux1110 . • 8,000. Coli eubtiOor com· 2 bdr. troller 12~11. in Kyger 448•3844 oftlr 7PM. .... 1 -_ C- School Dlllfict. CoH lot, Looltld quilt_....., __ 7 10,.. M >;>r L. Juot off Rt. to hOUH. RUNI _ . , 4411-4001. 218, now born. dozed houM 1V11illille. •10.0()0 Coli Trder1 lot.o comm . gerage oito,· cltv ochoal dlot. Coli Willman IIIII Ell••· 441- for Mle in Eurekl. Call 614-2&&-9330. 114·211· 8140. _31 _ 4_ 3_·..,--- - : - -Nicl 2 • badroom home an 10•10 ~~~- MDOrl tr1llor. ia,.. lot - r Cal'- Com- gOOd lli;lllilh coltd., u.8oo. c 111 puo all08 Col.... Aw.; Rio ., 4-388-9S44. aoppolnt-. ........ · oh.only....,_ liy •.Col 11 4Vlndllemoblilhome70• 12 41 Houses for Rent •2· 7414. PrtOid to 0111. on 'lo ecrwlot ::---::-:--:-:-;---=: ·lo-: with -equipped ownlno •. •in- - - -- - - -- -I yro. ~. 3 bedrm, 2 belha. ing, much more. 1 block family , _ , woad 11o South St. Jloco Rd. 3 bdr. houu tor ,.,, t310 bunw. lingle--. 011 JlckiOft, Oh. Shawn 11y mo. Clil 304-871-1104 or a._ flet ...,.. wllh · llla*ed eppointmant.anlyl14-281· i 30_4~·~ 17 _e_-_5_ 3a _e _._ _ _ _ .. c~ R. - -· • 1121. ~14- - -2141. ' Smell furnlahed houae, 1971 1 :ZXIIO Uberty tr1iler edulto only. CoH 441·0338, ly OWMr, nlallr ••• a••· d' wtth wood huter, AC, -lltllrY ""-· 1 w•- • dryer • owning. II room hou... 2 bdr.. 1 :::-.-... ...... . u•~st. . t4,00Q . • Cell .114-378- Lll. DR , K. Exc8HIIII loca thoptllnO • rnuo 21 1il. " • ; - · •· .. tion. Ref. • cllpoolt re· qulred. Colli 448-1 370 after M 1 rt Cllli 81 ttt2...,.1 · · •. NEW: Spri~tgbroob 14X70, 11:00. 3 bedroom. boy window, ell 1 .------~-­ room hciule, 1 '4 beth.• electrlc, oxtro lnoulotlon Yo hauoe on St.' Rt. 141 ..,...,.., btu' 1..n. d utll- pec>~g~, hauoe-type fuml- reference• requi1ed. C•ll 1111 . ....... ,..... 12?,100. lure . Price 113 . 950. 441-4140. · Call 114·112·2802. 14XIO . 2 bedroom · 111460 USED HouoelorrentonRt. 21B . · 3 bedroom brick ho,., 1 Yo Trl'gu, 12X80, ' 2· bedroom.: Coll448-7208 en-ime. ,. beth. ful Z C4lf ol · EI CMIIIont coltdl· ....... llrJI lat. Col 114· lion. Vindlle 12XIO, 2 Nice cte•n 6 room hou• 992·1133, Colt.ge Rd. , bedroom. aioe, 1111 nice. F- with both • utility room.. Gao ohio. refrlgerltot. Evan and Ml·up. Chne'o Mobile Ho,_ lociNd 2 Hgta.. Galllpoiio. Coil 448· mil• from Aevenawood 0318. llldge. Junatlan lit 2 oltd 1 - 77. CoU 1-304· 6 room. 2 -room houuln Middleport. Now kitchen 273-11311. 1111d beth. compiltely cor· petad. lnoullltlod. otarm window•~ and central heat. 1200.00." hncl nome. tole· phono numbar, ond ,......,. c.- to The Deify Sentinel, Ia• 728 H, "-ov. 2 Hlllcowt total electric. Goad condition . 2 housea for rent and bar for 32 Mobile Home• C.rpart, porch, 1 ecre, goad tlia or IHH whhi>ptlon to • for Sale locotlan, t1 0.100. Call buy. 304-876-1720. 982· 2818. 3 bedroom houoo, 6 •oom NEW AND USED MOBILE 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1'11 apertmenl. 304-,76·1104. HOMES' KEitEL'S, QUAL· beth, total elec. Centrel air. ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. mlc:rowave, dlahweaher. 42 Mobile Home• 4 MI. WI!ST. CJAWI'OUI. · Nfritl, undarplnning. for Rent redwporch. 304·S76itT 31. ' PHONE e14-441· 7274. . ' 1048. ~- Mr. c.. •• ·- GRAND OPENING CONSIGNMENt SALE McCAULEY UACTOI SALES SANDYVILLE, W. VA. .~ .. z ~·~"'zo ... __.. .... · CONSIGNMENT AUCTION . SAT., SEPT. 15, 1914-10 A.M. GiVIIWIY ' 11/IINEII OPPORTUNITY t40.000 to aao,ooo .,.. .,..r, ,.lionel compeny, loold"' for dlllribulare. Foill . . fol Mr. umbdln. PUBLIC AUCTION ~ 4 310247; !llnnl~m. A1 11238. Include - phone RUMMr Of 0111 toll free 1·100-121-4141. . :..:.""!.moo~2 :.~~ . MON. EVE., SEPT. 10, 1$84 . 6:00 P.l·. · ,. · : - .- - - - - - -- •soo .,... ._.. ml.ll.. •d CPR. , . . _ lnllriiiMd lhoul!l· 1en Kirkwood 14•70 3 bdr., wlik· ln clo- Amono CA. otovo • rafrlg .. wooden dock parch • undorplnni"', IXC. -.1.. cleln. Moving muot 0111. · f1 0.100. Col 814-318·8787. 11 Hoflday Inn, R0ftllda, Howlrd -.on. Quality Inn, .... weetlt'n, ItO, Wfll ... U Z.IOO ouh,' lnolu•d In· ventory nd ICjOtlpmant. No lelllnt-- repto . . product Ollly. Will IIIII lpproxlmotlly wee~t. Write 1o1< ·-lllllllon , ... lrenMnll of ~ - ____. . ;•;_ .. n t t - hold ....lid, ·Ohio twriltlng aortlllol• A . D D i t u l lo . ot 1--'------ - oountt •Dllllriat .. OUINttlly ...,Uaa110nl ....... 1--------- AUCTION bclr. whh Twp. ' I room. lull· Ill....,.. • 2 1, r- . 441· 8Zf3. -------- J"""". ,,, mae planty of room, ••CIIIont ...... IVIM-. CaU 441· ,~ . In - Twp. a,_ 44 for Rent 3btlr .. lerge . .cae.--.-w.., ..... .._ _ _ .....o. ••x,. I 1. Oall!palh, Oh ·, Ponoble cement ml•er. Clill Lost, otlll milll"', male. I block oltd white IIddle beck 1-::--:--- ':'-':"':""""::·-.,.-- 114·992·2215. • -.... ~ - ~- .... .. ------- .- --t --. - -- ·--·p:fPiuunt ~--­ 8oby ilamoter. Coil 448- :!::VIef!C:;;:.~= C11h (lllid for Ioney Iron or Pomeroy 7711 . INgle. L u t - A\# 14th heovy Iron bedl. a1eo. & Vicinity .. - 81ds Will be receiVed aT the fn 11 mo'le ereo. DE ARO. . up for certeift Melgll Co . Middleport \ ' -~·. ~-. ~·· ·· · · -- · . .. -· .. above named Off 1ce unlil 3 yr. · oki AIMrican Cocll:er " ttone .t-t. Old tim11 aup& VIcinity .}2:00 Noon. on Wednesday, Speniolfulbiooded. to 1100d . Buoh 304-175·4108. boord. ceil 1-304-182· 2-femMy ye"f Mle llpt, September 26. 1984. and """'"' Coli 814-371· 2378. '"Ui)iir:;;~;;:;.;;;;;;;:::; 2711' · ~ publicly opened a nd read at I cuahlort end vwt 1-1·7. 2129 Mt. v - n Ave. 8-1. that hour and place. B,d forms 2 yr. ald. CoMia·lrloh Sitter type life proll,.,., 2 CO~PLETE HOUSEHOLDS Parch • .,......... • rnav be Obla•ned •n ohe Office of 1 4 -'d C-"1 OIN. PINII coil Chorleo FURNITURE •~ 1 Candor St., Pomeroy, "'" •· mo, female. "' ""e· - . chah. ron. 11 Help Wanted ,v......... I01Burdllteat.. r lbeCiOyManager. 518Second Shepherd pup, Coli 8uoh 304-175-5071. wood, cupboerdo, hind ultdmarll. 10 to t=ri lot. 8 :00 to l:oo. ' 1>.verue. Ga ll ipoliS. Qh,o 114-388-9811 . white ton pup, ch1ot1, beek•to. dlohet, . .p...,ber ·tz,' 13. • • G!rlulotheo I· 10. ' IIChdly. A563 1. 1-:-:--::-:-:--:-- -:--:-:otono· l•n. antiqu•, gold . . Colqr TV. worllo good. Coli =':J~:~~chien Powlf. end .oliver. Wrlte-M. o.. Marri ~ Mac Homem•ken · Sept, 9. 16 441-7532. , ' · · Millet. Rt.2. Pomaroy, Ohio Mm x -~rli income. W. need .______""'!'--~-..;...,.. . , Baton ciiiHI offeNd to •11 ·1-::--:--::-::-....,- - - 411789 or coil 114-992· _.,.. . ,........,.o-lnr '< thlo oreol Pony pion. exp. • '·' eallftlill • .,.., K-a . ·Join lord•Collie-pilnoQivl Public Sale n1o. · A1111 'illlr·r~rnr·rJI• ., plue. Gitto, toyo, home .., Sta~ltl Twirllrl. lnforme· IWIY· 7 WHIII old. Coif 8 Public Sale \ .. 8 tlan ..11 Julie SIIWen, 441- n2-13S9. 6 Auction Buying doily gold, oliver cor. No lnv•tment. C•r • & Auction phana nee. Clil.._, 1·800· 1,· Card of Thenkl 7148. · ~~~~~~!)~;~ coino,rlngo,~ry,otwrllng 1113-90n. Ail<! booking 1 kltteno, to we,.. old colna, IM(II cur' ' pert;,o.114-448-3043 . Openlngforpra-oohoolanln l .~~~~~wic~•=·~ol=d~.C=•=ll 8homrock Auction hlvice•. rency. Top prica. Ed. Burlovl"' memo.y of my h - . E.......ncad. ,..,.. 4. Pot lharldln Auctlo-. kelt ~~- ' ' -· 2nd. Aw. ' E. IIIHII who p--.1 IWIY trltlouo meelo. loving core. E-iltiCiilt.Form • home Middleport, Oh. 114-882- I l l AVON mak• 411"'. C.U Sept. 1.1182. S•dlyml- Phone 742-2217. 448-3318. Three fomole puppleo·' euctlon. Cell 114· 1112· .3478. by ~ • ahlldrwn. .mot.,..Plortpeek-o-boa.,d 4310. ·~ Now -ling piono ltu· - · 3 moutlll ald. Coli i::------:--::-~- K • M Rllllro8dwlltpey tiO M•ture · women in Spring denh end beglnn1r1. Expo- 114-882-1113. Foryou•n'"t-cai!Emma end up l o r , . _ ltama. Voloy oreo to bobyolt for 3 ' In Memoriam •. 2 riMcod, college. Coli 742- 1-:::-:-:--:------ 111. auctlolllll', liclfllld owltch locll1, • k..,.. Coli omoll chi!-. c.n 441· Located on St. Rt. 3311n Lellrt Falls, Ohio. li'ovi~c,· 27411 otter 7PM. 2257. · Plo.,..,l white femlll lllttln. lind boltded Wut Virginie 114-387·0104. so Jl!U&t be out by lo"day, Sept. lOth. · 1 --'--"-~----­ · ·•• j ;,orittothonkollmyiriondo 1-~------- dlclowed to good home. lind Ohio, 4288177. , for cordt • glfto who helped Popol · 7 Up Give owoy. For 304-875·1729. "HOUSEHOLD" ' ' . ·:.!110 cliebilte my 92nd binh- every 150 pound• of olumi· Keepsake collection, oak round tatilew/claw feel and 6'tane day. &emmi• Rairden. num cena; coppw, breu. frM puppita to good home. bottom chairs, Keepsake oak Ea~y American couch, chair & rlldlotoro, blttlriH, • olumi- Pert . Cocker.Sp•nlel,_ I loveseat., Keepsake rocker., gold Maytag larfe tub aU~o: num In •nv condition ·thllt weeki old. 114-441-3431. !lashe1, gold . Frigidaire electri~ range; mana &Q d you bring to II • 8 Recycling i- -- - -- - - ,.' 3. ~nnouQcamanta 8 Public Sale refrigerator w/deep freeze on bottom, Whi~PQOI, go 6 Oopat, - wMI 'pay you In -=---:::-....,-,::--::--:-- ' & Auction portable dishwasher, portable Kenmore electric sewing Cioh • gMI you otr.e 8 peck 8 Public Sale machine, metal bunk beds, white Kennlore dryer, 3 PC> of Pepol11r 7 UP. & Auct 'on 1 SWEEPER end •-lng mowicker hall)~ers, 5 shelf bookcase, book$, rocker, pictures, cliine · repair, parts, and Free c1 r w11h, Mooee pairk· and misc. doshes & what-nots. · auPPiiri. Pick up and ina lot, 1ponaored by "ANTIQUl 01 COLLECTOR ITEMS" dellv•rv, D•vl• Vacuum woman of the. Mooae. Set. Oak end table, stOnejars, pine jelly cupjloard, oak des~. oil Cjelner. one h•lf milo up Sopt 8th. 10 tiif 4 . . lamp, tiger eye oak dresser, chiHerobe, dresser, niaht stand, Gebrgol Creek Rd. Coli 1'7==~===== 1ST NITE '100. 000 CASH GIVEAWAY r 114-441-0294. .. 42 Mobile Homaa -'ftollnt Wllntedtobuyuudcoei• wood heolen. SWIII1t Fuml· ture. 441· = :trd. • OIMI St .. Go . lo. Oh~ , · U l - Uit. . - .. .. ,, _ , , _.. Of>t ... ~ ........:u &.an, Wright ~-town, " " -· city 2~ frem Col441-1147. - l..,ootlc i.ohniGoln with • ..........a In .............. ' .... KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®111 2 otDryMuM, I roomo,two ..... cen 114-ZII-1121. 1&1- - 7U - IIIOI- Sal. ... ,,._,._.......,. HI -· · · 1 - - - - - - - - - - - --t .,_ ~....., tD point ··- ~ Ul - o.t~oio l ~,.,­ Wltuld .... Home• for 31 '"~· LIIZ IRt ~4ti·IH.' ' .. , __ •• _ ...,..a. ••-c- , t tl - MI...._,. ~ - --~ o- • J M -QuwM Dill , I U - A<MIIOIR J711-- ~ 4 7-W .. •41111 MI ..n .o. -~ ........ .... 5 .,.,., .. ...... / ollow:ittJ INripltmtf' f':tch l rtP• ... , ........e1"11Mt 11·" - . . . . . _.. - Cl•ui/l'd ~Je• rover 1,11~ ... AI 11M lnlllldllw alllldreil - . . ,_, . .....111111 ,, ..f=~;;;;;;~==:;;;;;;;;:~~~~;:~~~~~=r====~~::::::~~::~~-r;:~~~~~~~~~::~UUT~ ;~~~~V=- ==~1=::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::~~~ .,............. ~,..,.. I IIi COiuMbut Ilia ' 1-CM MOOILS '· - ~ t- 11 Wanted to Do The W. Va . Ohio-Paint •' \ 21· .......... t•-..v ,_ , .__,_....,....._! 1....................... ·-----~ 6-0 "'-"1" _ ..,I·M ,.,..,,_...... . .... . . EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY sso PER MONTH Give your tamper a permaMnt home 52 wnks tach,... NO RENTALS . DIRECTIONS: South 5 mi. below Gallipolis on Ohio Rt. 7 - · cross RaccOCNI , c..al Brid&e. T1rn riPt & ~ low signs. · OPEN TILL DARK �-. I - • . Ohio Ptlint c 61 Hou..hold Goods ' 51 Houaehold Good• • ' .f , 14 Mlec. Merchendl.. 84 Mlec. Merchendlee ( Oswald Jacoby and · KftiUff P1taWa1d ....... II~ Ja~Jacoby .... _... : 82'" round dining room ubla , motchhig chllro, Phil· llpplno mohogony . 304· 171-1211. ~ "71 • J-Jaeelly • •uu .._.__ -•111•• -'Ill - DO-trump lmnw!lately OYer Ill opeDIDibldUdblddllllwbentheleltbud ~l'a opeiiiDc II paaed arouad to JGIL In the flnt cue, yourpana. DIIIY be completely broke. Ill the teeODd lnet•~. pariDft' -uy 11u a 1 _ _ .1• •1 " - • • dol ..,_, few canll. ~~ .......y """"'' IIIII, wileD North bid two beartl freely over Welt'l two di•JIIOIMII, · Soutll trtecttbreeiiQotrump. -~- ~-.... of · dlarnoadj were """""' wlaaiDc the tbird playecl, declarer diamond wbUe.dllc:ardlall club from dummy. Sloee Welt wu marked wltll both majoio..mt aee1, deelarer bad: 10 develop Ida lricb Ia lllldl a way • 10 11 of_._....,...._ ,.._. ..._ _ , . hi"'M """' ,.,._. .. " - Jed a low beart baDd·-"-thla toward ••-.a..--v . . from bll ..... war •ua • A7 t A It +JU t1. ,....... .JUU • ~U u 2 t ~ +U t ICRJTB +It II •11:• .t Q10 II +AII:QI •~ POrt~blecolorTV. A·1con· 48 : o~-r .mopio rockero W-'. -'~ td I " IIIIOW biac!e wl!fl hy<h.,. ll!i .ct80111Mnt. lntorior - · !Nil a Mahto. C4ll 441· 3344 or 441· 1134. J ... boi(-WIIhl·tracll AM·Pf!l redlo• .-.I player • ........., Hghto. Cllt 114· 37..2111. I ,-----'--~- Ko".oo.., Omn1101,18.100 0..,.,... 11"' .,. ...,_ h•*· Very ~ plutiO......., """'· II:AIT 2 lind, Gr-. 441 7711 ·' " lon. c.M· mol-. well lncludn oil ln·j plolllo ""'-!. ,_.cui· ~PIPI'"· t100. C.. -.liON IYANIINTEII· 114-241-1104. PRIIQ, J -; 011 114· 211-1130. TOll lOR """ flll .cllrt cWI-..., 304·17(1· 7771 . Cut "'I ...... '111 PU IOid,larglr loldll ~· Dtoo_,t from I!Afo. P~CII Clll for priceo. Coli., •• OJ1urllonlobelledoclver1i,_ll 241-1804. r ololtttil. H. 0 .. Bomorvil.. lllnoe 1814) Phono t04For .... til dirt, olld ooil. .71-3334. ' C..l Colll14·2111,-14 7. lurpluo Anny c....~. Ftr.wood t21.00 pickup Leetller combat liqoto, Q• IOid, 131 Aloo roll· n1m. oil · ol-. Unii!Mod bl r 1..41. CoM .1 114·2"' _.mtilo 1:00-7:110 ,M, Frt, lit Bun, Sam· BOI)Iir1201 rvllle'a, !lotllav--d. 7 Foru..:Royollllue.f.Utur, mllooiN-Ir•l Lor8owhlle ooffll110. oond Ul. lrullllrlg South Will oi!M 4 polr of IMfll . . _ 1IOOcl - . tr. Plllling. Rontol oolld. Coli 441-7001 t:30- ourpluo clolhlng. 4:00 or 441-712' ....,1 _ _;__ _ _ _ __ 4PM. ·· Sunbllm flOor COJ!dltiolw, Poliohor. ocrubbor. very M..._.lc weed·bumlntl ... . · -....... -.... 1"0 00 T 11 ...,.... wlih, I l,....... '" · · 01 • .,._, l -c-. llroi._, pipooelld .UIO. -UO.OO.ImoRIUhCIII CoU 814-2•".· 1 . -.1 ccnd 13.00. AMerican fourlollr 91_, bog , _ Touo lrlltrUl!Jftllll '10 e1.00. lit lop, llillot once, Computer. . • 8 · · n· Dog-N·IIIImer 11.110. 4 oludol: ' - -nclll-· -mom windllono, fun, ond h..._ . , s uoh. - - b_. _ . . ....,.. mont.lnvory-.1~ ::.••·.~... 13~ H. ,15114 W. tof Vu!Mrable: Neltller Dealer: Welt W• Ntrlll ll:ao1 It 1'1111 Paa 2t ~ Paa 1'1111 1'1111 Puo Wordo Slgneturo 66,000 BTU 1111 h•ter. Thermootet .... controlled with electric Dbl. lilT blawerfon. 1100.00. Excel· . O SW&'AIFN RNITURE lont con!lition. Coli 8~2· Aucn U . I-7083 . 12 Olive N St., Oolllpollo. Now - .- -- - -·& uNCI weed • coolotovoo. 14 HP riding Orovtoy tractor Operli!llletut +K I ptoce wood living room with 112 inch mower deck IUIII8 Inch flot ormo 11200 Very good ccndl· dummy'a · q~ of 1,._ IIIIC. 1389 · • bunk bldo tlon cj,ll 81 4-742· 2038 or mtdled lllek 10 lloeuU,'IM"III to bll 1111comploto 2 l>u,.lw _,___, ,..._ dla • ploco ·1 742 2521 • - -· - - - : -- : - kJac. Welt - aDd .,_.. • · ontron llvlngroom oulteo 1 _ _ I II 188,· . JIIOIId llllt,. • ..by - loa~ bad ot-recnoro ·-PI dltl ' 1100Cell814948 ..,.....,wuJ _.......,....,_.,loatll _.,.,,.,_' · "'nottl ooU 1178, box on, · · - '-'-• -•- ~ _ , . ...._..10 ., ' ,.. twl 2994 ,...,,• .....,. '""""' Soatll Jed a loW..._ ""' ""'":'100 • mottreu n or · aiDe ' " - . Soutb a low jloel aad.CIIIMd tile jaetollloalnl. A 1111 full nogulor~rmi _W_a_rm_·_m-or-n-in_g_h_oo-te-r.-g-.-.. club 10 1111 - · retvaiDC 10 lila bud low d1lb lllek to tile Jt-Q • bll bud I120, moplo dlnottl •-'" lrleb aJid bll 3 134 outo·monuel, 411,000 BTU. 10 lead toward tbe _..... , _ Oaee 11 • 1i. wolh • A·1 condlton. like now. ....-- . , -e11o1ee P'N decluw' aiDe · 1118. 7 p loc quolity ' o temo Call ohromo dinltlo oet 11 • u ·· to duck. .._...Nr WOD .,._d-Ill 188, uNid 814·992·8882. Double -keybcord. full foot tora. ringw. chlat.TV'o. dntuere, _.,.•I Ha.m~ond organ With t~~~~~~~~ wrtnrr woohero, dry· ,.... G ouhlo, refrlgoro· =1=00= . .,., ohcoo. Celll1 4 .448· large opeoker. Suitable for 51 51 Hou.. hold OOdl 53 Antiques church or homo. teoo . C. 1------:--31119. Hoeflich . Call 614·99262 9 2 , LAYNE'S FURNITURE .; : ~ ~ · ~;~~~~ Couch, ond tobio, owag Antique cherry clothoo loll, choir. rccl<or, otto· lomp, curtalno. bookcaH. preu, oxc. cond., 14110. mon, 3 tlbllo. (oxtro hoovy), dloh woaher, wlli9ht blnch. Other ontlquoo. Coli 441· *MI. Soli, choir ond love· plano, clorinet. Coli 441· _z_11_~_._;_-~--- L 12711. Sofound c~olro 1683. 1- . . . ; _ - - - ' - - - priced from U811. to 1895. tobloi,. tiO ond up to 1125. Hkfo.o·bldo,t390. ond up to . .10 .. oofo bedo 1145, RMl Estete General - - · 1288. 13711., Real Eatate General Lo- from 128. to 1126. pe. dl-• from 1109., to 431. 7 pe, 1189 ond up. Weed toblo whh Ill• cholro ·. C1ll 446-0552 Anytimt 1211 tc 1741. Detk 1110 up to 1226. Hutch•, 1660. Bolh Null 245·9s07 lunk complete whh iMttro-a. 1275. ond up to Stave ~~eta. ~-a•~ . 1385. loby - · · 1110. 446-1255 • M • - or bcx oprlngo, full or twin, 1118., firm. 118. BIIR 444 - LOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBLE - Brick frame ranch situated on nat 2.35 acre lot Includes 3 BRs. carpet, I& eat-11 - ne. au--•· t18&. 4 dr. chilli, 142. 6 dr. kitchen LR with ca~ lamiJ¥ room with fireplace, utilily room, and ahooto, 1&4. lid . fromoo, bath. Kyger Creek School District. CJII for de(a!~ on loal1 UO.ond *211 .. 10 gun· Oun assumption ' · C.binoto. t350. Gao "" lloctrlc rongoo 1378., Boby . IIR 446 _ IIEW USIIIIG - In town locm. incildes·~ BRs, 125. *311. bod living mom. dining mom, bath & baseme!1t. Lots of carpet, Gas heat !romeo UO, Ul, • 130, Priced at $29,!m. Call IDday lor delails. (ling fromo UO. Oood llioc· tlon of bedroom aultoo, rooken. met1l 'C1blneta, BIIR 447 - NEW USTIIIG! - 3 IJ!Irame located on !>R l.(l. . -boordo 138 & up IO Includes LR, kitchen wilh dining .!!lea. lull . basement Th\5 6 *II. · situated on 51? acres more or less. This one IS vacant ..,.. so ca! · was ........................ IDday lor appointmenL · · 11owe1s and a garden. 'UNCI Fumituro .. dryero, ond ' TY'o. 3· mHoo out luiiVII.. (proboijy 1l1ey """allh• . "'"''''' ' some kldlytljfore iamly mol<es lid. O..-n 1om to lpm. Mon. WE NEED LISTINGS thru Fri .. Bom tc 5pm, Sat. 1114·4411·0322 WISBII'N lUI. ISTAlt Co. LiliiiiiS Clll: ~ J42-!171 For · ''..-~·•m,,ronrocllnOero Of Dlh..... In M_.,, M ..... G-. or.,..."" ot lllo""'* :U" -· .,. ,. v•-- ,., - ........ :.. ~r.!.T.r~~ +. 'l1le Soutb baDd wu too iltroGc 10 balance with oae DO'IRmp wileD Welt'& ope11iJ1C oae-diamolld bid WU paaec1 by Eut. Tbere Ia a Ill& differ. Johnoon wood and cool odd on furnace. 1300.00. Cal! 304-882·2247. . hardwDDdl . 211-1241. A scramble for nine tricks By 1914 . W. Va. ~-,.,. ~dla-UIIa ~!•:p:t•~· ~def:!!en:w~·~w~s.!~::-~DO!..!~--=coa::Jtnel.~-~~-~~·====!...--..j 1914 54 Ml.c. Mlec. Klng bnlnd wood end ~ bur~lng IIDVI· 104·1Ji; 1411. . .f ., Instrument• . . . ~Tollbow- ..11.,-- ' - - - ---'--c-110-Drlft, ·oheop, 304· lfl.l111. IUnclytrumpet.IOOdoolld., 1110. Clll. 114'· 311·1117 T - olialll II ill 1oM. loth endo ......,. ·j, i'l r•-••d ezo.oo .,....up t•d; UO.OO dellvored. =-2~71-211hr 304-17JI.. -to-or1t..,..,, . 1.000 or moro. IC)4.1J'!, . 2130. RMI •• E~te · 0..~} • l - ' -· 1 •mo. -· l blo 1- Plon!J, !10 1::10 p.m. I ' . ~ '... . . .CIIudlf,.1ri..,a.lllo8rondo. ;o;c.u 114·241-1121. c. rroubulld,.or-wiH24a41 C I• - . ..... kh. .'2.411. (dol· Col 1·114-111·7311. :N_ow .,... for buoiiWII, ~ IIIII llaak. fit. •3:1. ,._ tt-. Compilto ~·••nrv ~4", I", ..,..,., !;hoP." - . . . ' >.;_!:' . . . . . 10·3231. liS .. 2·2a22. . I hrvice ·lllllon :n.. ., .,4-3117·7220. ....., room. _ #/rJ!:'-,JI1Ci ·, ·r ·, . IIDDUPOif - ftftll Sllnlt ~ Slrn·n kitten. I ...... old. 1211.00. Clll ..as¥1U! - I.JI8II twa iUy house with 4 bedonlllls, ~*':~ house lhlt oould be a rental · ~171·13117. - & utit Owner wcUd sell either seporlle. Just $18,900.00. -whhe- potppy, • Willie old, 00. Nof roglatored. Clll IOil-171-2721. tEALTOIS Henry E. Clol1nd, . Jr ....... .......... 992-6191 Jun Trussell ..... M9-M&O OoHie Turner ..... 992·5192 Jo Hill . .............. 985-4466 fimalo _......., 17.11: ClftlriH 112.10. beQina lopt. 10th, ,,.....,..... l413Joclo. Avo. Pt. Pl. 104-1711· • ~ equipped kitchen, carPeling, central air anch 2 ear garage. . GOOD liVING FOR SAL£ - 781+ aores m/1 lovely brick and lrame ranch displays HEY. Ill INvESTOR - You can move 2 baths; 2 BRs, 16x24 kitchen with washi!r, intn this one and pay your payments with dryer, double oven range, refrig, DW, displ. I the rent from the other two. Duplel, OOII!i! . large living mom, artificial fireplace. - wide and lenced POOl can be yours. Rear Master bedroom is 16d8. CeUar house, lE duplex unit ~ absoiW~y lovely. Rustic shed and 30!c50 barn. 44 acres of pastLR iii! wills, 3 BRs. IJfl. woodbtn!er, beamed with spring c: ceilings, 3'BRs available in front unit with Twp. and pond. Located in Cheshire ~ kitchen, living room. chimney . llr ::I woodburher, basement. blllh. Doublewide ~~ has 3 BRs. kitchen, living room and bath. loT FOil SAL£ - IOOX&OO lot on Racooon GUYM TlllilllsHIP ..:..}~ acns more Of includes water tap, elec:lric and se~ tank. ~ SOUII1 of Men:etvile. Approx, Can llr more informatiln. bllance woods, mbaca! base. COIII£11CIAI. IIUilliiiiG - 62xSI Iii ' steel <DnStruction with hpoof instMan, ~ _ , _ ., trifle, ollit:e and bllh. Former!'~ used lor bNI Illes and repeir. Located across 11om Silver Brilp Plm wth access t Ol1io River. l'ullntial - s TRANQUIL AND SElENE descrt!es the setli~ for thit lovely twa 5IDry home on 2.6 acm !llOie or tr. in Clly Township. This home offers 4 Blls and 2 bitlis, kitchen with range and eye level CMif\ 15x48livin& room. newly c:anwd. filtplace, lii!«Jiront porch, large lit pnlen ~ . city school district. Caft for more delails. GIE£NFI£LD lWP. - 74 acres 11101e Of m toblcco base, 16x20 sll!d, 34K40 bam. Priced at $29,500. unlimited. II ' GAUIA'S B£ST 1.A11D BUY - Ptice reduced ID $87,500! - former dliry finn - 7 rm. 2 siiJy house, -.1 bUidinel. 180 IICieS more ·or. less, IOclll!d on Norttwp-Patriot Rd. near Nolthup. ..• . . A PIIOPEm - Thinl Wf!\ twa sl\lfY dupieK. 5 rDO(I!S and bath IIlilCh unit $25,0(KI. · CADIIUS AREA - 2U ACIES - II+ lilly llllne oll1n 3 BRs, llitther!, livinl room, dinlna room, bltll. CIIJ)IIin& II1Cl aktminum ~ Clillor 1n IPfl!lnlment. ' I I I .i. I :~ ,.•' SQ. "·· 2'h BATHS, ..,, .. ' t;! " •• ~~ ;-. •• •• highway. - Ill CIOIIII CIIY Nice 4 room lrarnc! house with 1 bath. EJt.in kitchen with melll abint!1s and double !iinl Fuel cil FA lwnacz. AV1i11b1e with tlliltl'haalcup,loclle!l on rice cily ~ near ci!ll'ch and IJOCI!IY.Priled to 11613 sell. ' AGooo BUY AT $22.000 5 moms. 3 badt- lmnl and bacl< porches. bltiJ, wei and rural Wiler 1sfltl*t I.MI yard. Fuel oii5PIC8 heller,IIDralle building, Blown insU11ion in a!iq Need ID sell. . 1114 DESPOAT£...-uST SEll lUKE US All OfftR In G11ipo1is, ~ to slap dowuiMil 6 moms. 3. bedmoms. U roenl, rice lqt 111111 porch. No upMep. Nice IQI shlde bees. low IlleS. ltDible you shtUd d!edc 011. 1530 Ill SillilY t.. P,UIS ACIES ..._611 ....._ . 1111. I I _ _. blth f'RN :nrwa 11 . IUI!Ui. lUI• Wiler~ AI in pel Cllldliall 61+ IC!1S Mllllibof space. au Clll buy llis home and acres lor' only $29.900now. 11&06 . DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO BUY· THIS SPACIOUS 4-5 ' BR RANtH IN ... · TOWN. OWNER REDUCED THE . PRICE. MUST SEU IIIEDI· ATELY. VERY C<NIVENIENTLY . LOCATED ONLY 'h BLOCK FROM SCHOOLS. OVER 2,000 •Joo: . 00 tAckt!p - 8 iOOiiS--4 bidhiMIII. 1 • IIMSTim frontJee t RNI E1t1te Genel'lll OM HIU AI£A -:- Cl!untr RGitl 48 11e1r Sl. Rt. 279. 55 ICIJIS II( less VICini land, nice builclinl siles. $24,750. 30 ACI£S Ill. OUMIT'f IIOIE&IWII T~ QUIIity 9 room house with 7 rooms carpeted. 4 bedrooms, bath and lull 1\teit ~us 3 car pr~Re. Good bam I!IIPf'O!I. 30'x40' plus chidu!n house l!pllnll. 12'130'. ~. 10 aal!S tilable and 20 ICies posture with pond. 8edlul ka1ion wiih IIIII nile . r;::!. ~'t.~~ ., • •• AND GASHEAT• BARGAIN PRICED AT . Ill STillY PUIS I ACIE 1111. 7 moms. 1!! iDY older !lYle 11orne. 3 bl!toaoons, lui baenenl, one acre a1 uslllle lind. RlniWIIIr ~ one bllll Ewryttw11 in pel CMidlioil. Sl8fl&t butin& .._Buy tl1is home for only $29,900 now. lfli05 · Ill GAUJPOUS . 5 room t!ldet: type liorne. 601H!b:il of )II Me. lll!!llt!di* Iii I . *I. One Ql' 111111. tl city Wills. Priled low, $19,900. .. - . ' . BIILDI. LOTS . 2 ll!ls in Bidwel . .. Suable lor' motile home Of btild')'OUJ DUm honle. Rural "*· Buy bath lor' $2.800. .;. WCATIOII CAIIP IY lUI( IAil Outnellit•- sundldl. . . . . .. SJ*m. eleclric. Bur • with Clllll!ill tnil!r Of ....... aJIICIIIII pad. ()ell is'*'i Bur... 111M! r9ll n . 15M t• ACID WAif AID OfF If. 35 Gil·= blidt <*I U. S. 1tiP1Y 35 in .. d diU llfiilllist Rt. 35 shDII dllllnclt Wilt d Galip* . . ,., . '. . ' ·' ' . 441-MO <*1,. IIIII il evtiiTON - $20,000 wll purchase til~ 3 bedrm. home along Maine' Lot 43'!C200' with 3 outbi.Jiklings... .CAU TODAY!~ I I· .IAIID ONLY (WITH BARil)- 132 acres of tntom, pasture and .-same wooded area. Huntingtown Twp. Approx. $300 per acre. 8~ . , •a~ lor $40.000. Has minenll rights with land. I . • RIIJIGIII20 ACI£S OF IIDOIItAIID- C..!l!:i!CIOI~ liaine&. leluring a solllium w/hot tub oniiJped by a open b'malliving dining mom w/llrium doors. tniS!ive !tone filePace. Amodem ! oomp1e1e liilu:hen 1111 a brealdasl nooli, 21+ baths. 3 bedfllOiilS w/masler suile, stidii1g doors. to a p8-. l.aiJ!dry and mud room. UnfiniShed basement 2 Cll £111&1!. Vegelalil garden and dwarf fruit trees. Slmin by appaintment STAmY HOiE - .656 acre of WOOIIand and 1.6 acres m/1 ""' a1sa be pun:hased. formal entJy, iving room and formal din11g room, modem l<ichen, !my room w/wb fire~Pce.llf!s, 2 baths. 2 car .,... ftlj'ib i'*!nst rate assumal*. Shown by aqxintnoil. TARA mAm - A spocioos home, llrmal l!ltly, liviJg 100!" · w/ wb fie~Uce, dining 1110111. lg. spicious familY room w/potio doors. 4 8Rs, 2 lui bitlis, !Chen, Prll&l! w/ !bl(e space l!ld electric cblr opener,'well landscaped. l'li:ed in the 00s. Excelent location. KYeer Creek Srj1ool District Shown by iW01 tbtletll I UTTL£ 01110 110111 PAY11£11'1 only $275 a rnooth ~lues and ins } 2 bedroorni, living_ 1110111. • kitcher!, dining room, bath and uniiitished basemenl $25,000. Owner Ml also sell furnished. IIOIIIHUP AIIEA - 3 BR home. La~ modem eat·in ki1then. Famly room, living room. olfice Of den. Nice ~ and m age building, Oty schools. Shownby ~ l'li:ed low ~ PIIIC( R£DUCOl- Madem home. Lrts.~JIIIIiosanddeckaru 3 • .SI. ~· hell pump and ceq1rll ai', 2 121 . , . . . AQUIIily built horne. 11.25% i1t rate. 0ty school distric.t Priced 11 low 50s. . SOMETHING COOl. COIFOifABL£. QUIET AID I - We have a 3 bedroom home situaled r=~ Creek. Appro.. 2 acres cleared land and 600 ft , with private boat dod<. Ideal lor sports per!O!l. Rural • wooded area Price now $55,000. I :fl IVtNTOII: EXIRA CLEAII: - Clean, cool and convenient 2 bedrm.• • horne located along Main. Street. Refrig, andmany other items ollltkrnitur~ will go with house. Ideal for newlyweds and priced at cny I .500. .VIIITOII: NEXT OOOR TO ABOVE IIDIJSE- 3 bedrms. owner ~ ·.; .cornpleta1 much work oolhis house and will sell now lor $13,000. :2 LOTS AUliiG BEAR RUN liD. wti! Racmon Creek .$7,500 each. . . irontlte.~ . =; ..~~l•::na~:~::t"J::fi:::.~. .and mmfortable fireplace. Formal dining and living roont witll 61 ~ 2 car garage and woril area. 2 baths. Call lor .. ._ . ·~Commercial buildingwith2apartmentsupslairs.Good! • investment property and you can purchase now llr ooly m,ooo.•• ~ BRICK HOME - Lower River Road near Clay Sc:hQol.l • VICTOIIAII Outbuilding~ and 7 acres. Buy lor $37,500. • •• £STAT£-.. .... - 214 acre larm wilh . house an dba rn. ,u.wrence~:; _ I: • Co., Aid Twp. Sec. 2 & II. $90,00tl •• NEW USTING - 3 bedroom home along Chestnut St. ld with service alley in rear: 2 car garage and nice garde~ area. Price J l: BRs. 2 fUI baths, formal living room & dinilg mom Woodb!l'rn~ • • Priced in the 50$. $38,500. . • • APPIIOX. 1WO AND ATHIRD ACRES wilhin city imits.'zona. : oommercial. Along Rl 7. Price reduced to $25,000. ~ liteplace. 1.590 acres more or less. Slorage buildinp, Oty schools. . IEIIUCED TO $31.000 &needs an immaliate sale. located at 74 Cedlr Sl. 3 BRs. LR. OR, 'kitchen, I\\ baths. lamiy mom with WOfkal*! ~ and lots. ~ dosels and slrtfage space. Afenced in yald and large IMbuildings. . • £XC£LL£11T I.OCATIOII - Wllfling distance to cit'! schools. Modem 4 bedroom home, 21amity rooms. 2 baths, buit<". klthen, living room, utility room, hotoy mom. worklhop, fruit .celar, switled-in IQCh, central air, .9 acte ~ with pden, frut trees and 1J3pe arbor. Home has been well C8f!d lor. Eneri!Y efficient. PUR\' TDIIIISIIIP - 135 acre farm ApproK ..40 acres tillable. bllance piSIUrt and woods. Large 4 bedroom hoo1e, two barns, machine shed, mbaca! bose, and many more amenities. For more irtbmi!OOn .;vt us a call ~y. 39.40 ACI£$ Of VACANT lAIID .,- Lots of woodand. Black wain~ trees. AwabirlaiL Secluded and JJivate. Abeautiful place to build a log calin. lOCIIild on a blaciOOp road. Oty schools. • IIICOII£ COIIIII' Ill -Two one bedroom apartments. one ollict ri down, that oould be 1 third apaltnlent,and a ooe bedl oom hoUse AIIOclted on one 1111. Cooently rt!ljting all ulils klr $9001 II!CIIItli. Low uiMies and upileep. Each urit has bath.and sej)arate entJanoe. two units are mmpletely fuii!IShed and wil acrompony ttJis sate. Property is looated in town and woukl make a ~ investment ~ OIIEITAI.PIOPEITY- $19,000. NEW USTIIIG - lDcated in .the count~'( features a LR, 3 8fts. llichen. tall. utility room, cedar ~ fljy carpeted, atr aulilioned. · -.1 lllfllianc:es. Wisher, dtyer. large metal <Mbllildin& a prden that has a ~ny palth, and flower beds. 3.6 ICies will sell lor' $32.000. TAM ..:.. flOW AT ~llUC(D PIIIC£ - felliules a large master bedroom. bnwlcfasl neD,·2 tire!kes. a ldl lltsemat~ DR. FR. llltdlen with dsposal1nd rel..freezer. f4lo has ptJOi and club house · · IIMSIIIDIT PIOPERil - 641 Third 1ft 21tory home or can be used • 2 renlllt. l.qll modem ~~*:hen, 3 Of 4 bedrooms, IDmtt!l ditirJ& lilllilina 1110111. Nice .bacl< ~· Aisa I 14K70 1f!01i1e 1aJme In px1 slilpe. ACIMIId tari!Cil Priced in the ~ Shaw!n bY llf)fiUitlbNit only. $450.00 ....... to 3 8£0110011 HOllE - Raoch style, lg. catpOrt, adapted lor woodbUrner, fenced yard and in·ground swimming pool. Price I • reduced to $42,000. • •• DONT OVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN in E..eka. 2 bedroom home·. with 2 baths and klls ~ room lor expansion. Located just off Rt. 7I e near dam. Price $22.000. , I I t a!on~ A CONVEIIIEIIT LOCAnON Garfield Ave. Home can oo used for 3 or 4 bedrooms and within walking distance froni most services. O!!iy $30,000. . 1: t: a11t: t: I, t LARC;£ SIIIUCTUR£ ALONG 4tlt AVE. within sight of Wasningtoo t School which can be utiized for ~ngl!l family Of 3 apartments. t Price $30,000. Owner anaious to sell. Make an offer. IJi t STEP OUT YOUR BACK OOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE - We I t have a 2-bedroom apt br rent Price $175 per month. Adults only. 1 • No pets. • tiNYESTIIENT PROPERlY - 5 rooms and bath down and 4 rooms . . t and ball1 u~ils. Located along 2nd Ave. Buy rcN for $17,000 • .Prit:ered~ I Owners oilcoo9der any · talltllllble oller. 2 !lory, 3 BRs. large lot IDeated on 3rd Ave. prn;i r .:~ 4 Cal lor more net¥. SIS;OOO. 11a1i1 -' - ,.. ·'• WIHm8n R881 Emte. building, City f OIIIIER WIU RU 01 TRADE - 6.7, IC!IS ol wacant land. l.ocal8d in Cenl!arw'y. His ll!ls d room for buildin& County water - .. ••.,.11410 . BEDAODII 110111£ with 2\? acres, 7 yrs. W::viteuuoffm ~~S~~~.Rd. Elec. . ~ pump, fireplace, • system. . . . IIIMIINEW ,ia ~ brictt alii a!daf ranch. Sillinc oo .6 ~ an acre. partially wooded. 3 bed!QOII)I, living room. modem l<ichetJ. diriing area w/atrium doors. Wooden Thei '!!Oflllne - Dljanilt llllt1 al mod!m nt"·SIIJ·II1 1. n-;.~ 100 ACIES, I or l, ST. RT. 141- Ranch home features 2 bedrooms, bath, kKI:hen, living room, lamiy room, fUI basement. central air, courtly water and well wale<; stOfm windows, sheller house, bam and pond. Call for an appo;ntment. famiy FIX IT UP - Owner leidy ID dell IIIII has lfJiuced the llioe an this•IWG sk!ry ho!J!I. k needs some J1111ir. tu has ........ w.ra $11,900.00. WI ••llin 1 re~~~~~llble ~·l~::~,;.:; BRAND NEW DUPLEX - Great INVEST· MENT for tlli buyerl Located oo Graham School Rd. Each un~ offers 2 BRs. bath. living room, kitchen wilh stove, relrig,, rN1 and d~pl. laundry, large carport, central air and storage area. . .... ~~~~~=~~~~ room. saaee ~ low miinti!N!noe, and ..... $42.000.00. . llla.. 1ernlll••.....,-. • cent. VfKy ecauamital after. I • POMEROY - CGmt*t!IY remodeled 2 sk!ry home with 3 bedrooms. I\\ baths, dini!w room with firePace. & 19 .; Fam. BEDRM. HOllE along upper 2nd Ave. Level lot~ locatin. :: l'rice redoced to $34,500. Ideal for tetirees Of family. • ble 1113~ fixed inlerest 1118 wilh a $2,(01 down poy,..r and payments $400.90 lor' 30 years. $37,000.00. ' II .', I( h{i', . Ali ACIRES IDf ~IINO within the city~ Galij!olis. Owner will sell lor I b fiBi. hulllivi~ 1110111. 3 bed!QORII, Bl blths. l!ld 1• belutilul 1111. fl!ll!lcing Mil• • . 256-6236· Ga=. RENT - 3 bedroom home wiihin garage. nice lot Good neiah NEW usniiG - Fiw ,... !'!II' I rod 3 montllo old Ph AlE YOU 1.0011110 FOI ABRICK HOME! '- Then this may be just the One. iE Conveniently localed on Rt. 35 West tlis z; home olfeB a large living room. dining room, 3 bedroom, laundry mom. II+ baths, .. - One loor finch with .. ~·7201. 5i ::::::1 11111 . 9t2-22St ' ., more information. RMI E.st•t• General. !!:, .1 . E:c:::,Q. . ·UUno Teylor Oroomfng. Coil ~ CIIESHIIE AI£A - IIOUSII lME Vert lltractive 3BR ranch ofleB~ kiiDhen, L·shaoll IMna raam room wilh fi"'lla. II+ bitliS, basement with woocll!wninlsmve. 14x21 earaee, carpeli~ Call lor an appoinlwaJ(· 'i ·~~z~~IKI Will PURCHASE this 2 bedrm co1t1ge along 4th will finance to qualilied purchaser. $10,000 down, bal. , ~Wer 10 yr. Perkid Pay $133.47 per month. ndoor·outdoor fooliltloo. KC D-..... IIIUPoilo: ·Stud lorvlce. CoN 11..·441· 8 . 2021. i!~':.-:.:uT KENNELS ollbNido. Holtld coon dog 1~ yi. old. 111. ns I r or eduho. C•l 982·7201 . • $325 i!HI. plus deposit. RMI Estete Ganer•l A sm.£ OF Oinl..-desctb!s ttis lovelfy wtJitl! trick home with 3100sq. fl. 3 Of 4 bedrooms, 3 blths, 20x40 FR. dining room. kitchen with OW, displ, miaowaue and trash mmpoctor, llltl!n:om. centrll air, 2car page, utiily bldg,, dedi and a 20x70 pool. Beautifuly lancbcaped. . I ~~~S~M~'E:o:F~L~Y:"'l! . Alfolfo ond mixed hly: j!lved .......... good With children . loodlng itoo. 304·1171· RMI Eltl!te Genel'lll Pete for .... PI!" ...... 1103.. ' f\\·~. alli.lhlllend I....P IWI£ US AN OFF£111 FHA-VA SPrciAL - 3 bedrooms, maintenance free home. (Veterans no down payment FHA buyeB, approx. $1,250 down). located in Rodney Village II. 1'h v-r old white fiCid bull. 6 - r old quort1r hoJII, goldlng. good 'for troll or chlndhling pOulbiHty. Coli 114·373·1411 Ilk for David. 61tTD81nt-ol dolor, good cond, tl,lloo.oo. 304·171·1123. I --------;,. 2......_,..,.,4-.old. Colllf4-SII:I411. One of the Ifill!'~ bella' farms. 101 acns m/( lots ol Symmes Creek bottomland, pond, new lena)s, large bam. several other building~. lqe lob.ase, mod. 3 BR hme, 2 i1at1!s. IOclted on Cadmus Crossroad~ Call lor (I r 1 . 84 Hay & Grain for clownl-n Point Plelllnt, c-ont lfOn!· DIM mer· 'I - () pi ..... 58 For Sell or Trede ,..lndow•. llntelo, etc. ~--------:--­ 295'x95r lot overlooking Ohio River. 2 car gara1er 2 storap buildinp, weWwaterr low taxes, .. all electric, . ' AC. $30r000. Reel Esteia General - . 12x60 ·Yindille, Exp. LR Real Estate 'General · - - Boddll honoo for ..... 3()4· 171•2178. ~ lorloll. - ' M~GHEE .. . a.Yt I. KYACTj r ] r- FOR SALE: T- grodl Hoi· lllln buUo. Ono born 1·13 ; by Perf1C1or: lhl other 1·83; olred by EyOiu· . Coli Homm Vllloy Formo II 841·2674. ;lulldlng Mlltlrlolo · ~· ~ . 'li'I::UII-· . One 71por coniAiplno - · OM pun1 , _ , . . Alpin• dee ldd. One grldl LoMoncho dee kid. 304-1711-4243. !11 Building Suppll11 · I .! , . to m.-. Uvestock 2 11,,.1 French Alplno dcoo• Point I'IM· 1:30 , 1:1" blool&, ,,., I I [ Uwstock hwtlnt for .... ·.400. Ulld yoor; :... uoo. 304-112·2113. RMI Estate Generel < ,. N- idlo -n picker, geed oond .• 1700. CoN 11 4·311· 1701 : _.,....,,.. 83 • :ao. IIIIo '. Ferm Equipment • liM, Monclly·fr,lcllly, r:=========~;:::::=====. 1 -.-dr. . W.Va. t C=od=l=f4=·~22•4~8~·8~1~04~.~~;;;:7:':1n2~·00~=·:~=·:111: -room I TUMQHj t::: ....... ....... Ita otricel II•· :-lotlurn ........................ .. •io.oo. 0111 w. Yo. Mlllll· 1'0)..-. 11rty ~.=..,nt low~~. 111 ~-:.,..= C:"eW ~GROAND! ! doll-. = .:"'f'" 11 2 3 10 I For . . :112 Horny onglno. 1~"=--·_:--:-'· - : - - --:::304>-IU· PI.. For .... Iundy trumpet, Mb , 1.._..1. _ • .,111 •no. 304-178·4128. . ................. 11to211 l ••nt• '"' pound: pip•· I coMult. -waadsn · ""'"" Mid ....._ , ,z, • ._ ... '-·1· ~:-------~-~ Ph!lna .,: 1·(8 14)·992·3321""• - - .. vox guitar , 175 • · Coli :.-4,..... .l 211 E. :ancflt. · : ,~; RACIIIE - ='-dit • u.-..,._ tour-· -..-.10- 1·.-::---'-'~M_._,_____ .- ....• Jfl'nln .. lhootlng .... 1·4- ...~.. ... - .... u-m-~C"•,.und low. f2IO . drum 111 1210. Col 114· Noooai. Will ....... 11111........ ..,llllhll. noo. 317-7121. ~ ..... CerooL 104-17..1111 TEAFORD _ • Ohio Ptlint ~ · t WE HAVE AHOIII AND PERFECT LOCAnOf! for a family. located almost across from Washington School. 3 bedroomhome. 2 baths, • . kitchens. nice lol which ~ wide and deep enough lor garden and lswil!)ming pool. Needs some work HillieYer, can be moved into .IDday • l2 J ICOIIIIERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL LOCATION -UpperRiwer Rd. 3. 1 bedrm oome wb fp, owner wil sell, lease or rent Buy now lor 1 .$41.500. • 25. 12 B£DIOOIIIIOBIL£ HOllE located along Hazel Ridge Rd. I acres, more orless, with rice garden area snd wooded area. f'ricaj. .$27,500. • .I NlW USTING - 1 4 room oottage along Roush Road. Appr01 I . acre.Needs some repair, however, you can buy for $11,500. • ~LDIIIG AND COIIII£R UJr IN EWtNGTON - FOJmer filling. cation. Buy now and get another ~ across the street. All lor $12.500. . : APARTIOOS FOR IEIIT . I wt filED USTIIIGS - UST WITH US �. .·. Plctgl The Sunday Times-Sentinel D6 .7 1 I r .rnotw rt~llrrn 71 Autos for Sale Autos for Sale ' Swinget'. 76 Plymouth. 76 Plymouth. alent 6, runs good. Call 446-2817 after 5. 1974 Coachman self conti· onod fifth wheel . U,OOO. 1981 Robbit dleael $3,600. Oall814-317-7106. 1982 Ford Escort $3,499. 1982 Ford EXP $3,499. 1982' Ford Futuro Fairmont 13,499. John'a Auto Solo. Bulovtlla Rd. Gallipollo, Oh. 446-4782. 1876 Monzo UOO. Coli 446-4043 after &PM. 1973 Dodge Charger. $600 or boot offer. Coll614·266· 8417. 71 72 Autds for Sale Trucks fqr Sale 72 Point Pleasant, W. Va. 73 Trucks for Sale September '· Vans l 4 w.o. . vans·s. 4 w.o. 73 1984·: 74 Motorcyclea . 'I 1973 Choverolet Super Sport. Folr condition. Call 614-949-2809. 19711 Fleetwood Cadillac for Cadtllioc load ad. one owner. neado ·driver. Phone 30'1· 676-3828. -----'-----'Wracked-'73 Dwoter, enginegood. 304·876-6244 after 7:00. 1 980 Muotlng. PS, PB. no rust, gQod tirea, axe cond. 304-675-1698 or 876· 2714. '76 Ford Elite good ahope. Muot aetl tSOO.OO. 304. s7 6 . 5 1 23. 2827 lincoln I;A;ve:.:';Po;ln:t:P~Iea::::;:aa:n:t.;:;= 72 Trucks for Sale 1982 S· 10 Chevy pickup. 1'h ft. bad, 35,000milea, 311 miles per gal, e•tra aharp, u.soo. con 614-258827,3 or 814-388-9698. ' 1978 Chtvrolet ohortbed pickup '10 ton, heovy duty. rune good, excellent work truck, e1,000. Call4411· 4127 or 446-33411. 1982 S· 10 Chevrolet V-8, t4,999. 1979 Chevy Luv with toppar $2,799. John'• Auto Sole. 8ulaville . Rd. Gelllpolio. Oh. 446-4782. ..1e. Fair condition. Call 992-7683. TRUCK TOPPERS Moot 1 963 Oldomobile collectors Item. 1978 pic~up truck end a cool furnace. Coil 304· 773-5238. . ter cord eccojlted. John'o Auto Sale. Bulaville Rd., Cell 448-4782, Gallipolis, Oh. aizea. different colors, m••· . . 1 982 Scotadote half ton, 78 Phoenia . Auto. AC, 44,000miltt. Clean. 13600 or trade for Suburban or 81ozer. Call61 4 -949-3039. atandard with oVerdrive. Would trade for late model cor. Coll614·379·2116. 1977 Chevrolet truck. Cell 1984 Monte Cai-lo SS, fully 614-379-2688. equipped, new conditon. 1~=:-:-----­ Biuo. Will take poritol trade 1978 O'otlun PU 4 apd. , forChevy4x4or81ozer . Cell radio, topper, 82,199 . 614-949·2181. John'• Auto Soleo, 8uloville Rd. Call 446-4782. Motorcy. . 1H1 K-w+• 101 1.,_ lll!e•. NM aontllllon 1:100 ot1or. PllonaHI-7411. ........ao. ., .... 19711 Toyoto truck. lit-d. 11,000 mileo. good oond, tiiiiO.OO. 304-6711-7241 1 968 GMC. 4000 otritt,' 2 ton dump truck whh h•vy duty troller hitch. U.IIOO. Cell 448· 1 673. ~re10pm. 1 9711 CJ 7 hardtop, auto, iow m!leoge. Cell 4461800. P~. MOIOI'cyc:ln 1171 Y........ YX 400 dllt 1113 1-*1 RM 210 with br. t410. 1171 Hondo Cl ldrll 1177 ltowo· =Y=ottz•10•..110...,.tf IIIII Kl :110 lnduiO 1400. a. troll _... e40Q.loth ••· a.~. Muot MI. .110. I14-IH-IIM. Coi614-HI·IOII. 74 7S MotorcyciM loete and Motors for Sale 1110 Ka +' t40 LlO whll-.olto41llneh .... behld ........ .... 11MC1 tiNt ..... PIOIJ.71. Ceiii14-HI·--· 7& R•l Eetete General hlltor, 3U.I155 ltrrill Clrttr, R•ltor, 371-2184 r . Ji• Cocii~Jn. AsiOC., 441-7111 . . . · SOUTHERN HILLS R.E.,' lNC. ' . ~ ....... Auoc •• ~!II . ,.. i . .....lit Cltll; Pope, AIIOC., 371-2741 lryant, Auoc, 245-92n .' -~SIIIIII.Aiaoc.-JDD BURDETTE CAMPER BALES & SERVICE. Opon dally I to 1:30, Sac. I to .4 . CloMd Sundoy. U;S. Rt. IIO. Coolville, Oh 114-117· 3318. .' !!"!""'!~ IN REAL EST ATE SALES IN GALLIA C9. SliP£111011 QUALITY COfiSTRUCfiOII in .ewry detail ot ill~ atlractM! 2 story brid< re!iden ce wilh 17 """"' !lndudes 6 roo.ms which may be used b prole$ion~ o11ices: OOctor,. lawyor, C.P.A.. insuranre, etc, or a retail store.) Fmm 4 to 6 bedrooms. ~ce l<ilchen, l:>rrml dlnll& 2 fireplaces. 2 car ~enclosed COJrtyard on corne< lot " downtown I I I I I I 1171 Wlld•n111 211ft. oxc. conc1.. ~a• 11 4· 367·01114 oftar 4PM. u.eoo. 1114 De1uxo II ft. trovel trlllor ltlfconteh!ld ......... tl!ro ughout, 7700 Aohton Rr- ....., Rt. tl23 I I I I MIY lhls home is lzlltea. AWirY spacious I FJOII Hoor lUll Y"' crampsl b mom. Ve!y nice decor, carpet. klcalion exceltenl I new and Clli'Nt!ll;,ce horres oo the can * · 1-mtExtramisslet ltlis fine horre privacy, garden and room to play. Yoo must just west ri Spring Valley. $77.900. • 112\2 I AC. FARII- is one lhal wil catch your eye. Enio! a I 74.5 rice walk along lhe creek, e,.,..e the caves, and just """ scenery irl this Iarm. There are 6 acres of crop land, IS I thepaslun!, and 52 acres in woodland, 13391h tobacm tase, al minerals illeluded. There is also an older M I bedroom home. 400' of paved road frontage and 400' ri3 I $41.500.road hontaga 1. rif R\ 7. Many POSSibilities. I $100,000 LOW INTERI'ST loan oo this 5,000 sq. k executive I covered l<>me. fabuloos lnOOtlr swimning pool. 3\! acres tree tot lnaxr walfrtals. 21! ball1s. 2fireplaces. I . at winda'os""""'lacingdinins lake. breakfast covered porch andklls Very lllJSUi!l to own I andan oul>landing rome. Owner has purchased olller property I must sell. I SElllWS LOSS IS YOUR GAIN - Authentic old tJid< ranch kicated in town wilh a view ri the city !Jiio River yet close enough to walk t o - n area. Has a lat'ge I valey, beautilul family room wilh fireplace, 2 lull aramic baths. beautiluly dealraled lf1d l!llcellerit care and 2 car garlll!. I Owner5 I1IOV<d out of and desire quick sale. Reduced MGI.( """'~ave ouls1Jnljng ~ ~bOIIIood lha lew ITll(ll!l THINKING OF BUILDIIIG7 001111 We have a brick ranch that ~ mImpeccable ccndition. Horre ~dudes 3 bedrooms. . spackltls eat-in l<ilch.en, 2~ bath~, IMng room and tamiy .room and an Mnized 2 car ja'age. lnlerilr is trimmed In oak. House ~ ve<)' well inwlatl!d, keepin~ ljls to a ITinimu!"· Cen~al oir and gas he'll located idealy " a QUiet neighbOrhood close to evel)1hin& Landscaped ~t Ask•og · $59,!Dl. . . 208 . 2, Co":nd Hu on -Pt. ~tttw•n ...• •"L Lol47. ·* ~ndiet1, ~.~SOCillte · At.N. '-" ·~~ 446-3383 1. ~ •ftl ~ leMll, 9900!W.e ''~.6·J ·. • 'I ~ 9t• 7· · ~brary, OWIIER'S IDS$ IS YOIJtl GAlli- HAS KMO OUT (J STATE AND . MUST SACRtACE THIS B£AIJTIFUL 4 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME R1KH. 2 FULL BATHS, . , FAMILY ROOM WITH ~REPlAcE. fAT-IN KITCHEN PLUS FORMAl DINING. STORAGE GALORE.IN-GROUNP POOL, 2 CAR GARAGE. SIORAGE IUJG., CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM ()(t[O FEW MINUTES FROM GALLIPa.l& $65,500. · I I I I I I I I I 'I BUILT 3 BE~M RANCH HOME. AR SIDING, OAK CABINETS IN KITCHEN. CUSTOM CARPET AND 01'.\f(S, HE'AT PUMP· ANDERSON WINOOWS. PLUS MANY OTHER EXTRAs. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. FABULOUS SUY AT $54.000. I I I I II , .. .,.. 110W A BEmR CARDEll THAN EVER - PRICE RfDUCHl TO $45,000! 3 BR. 1~ BATH, KITCHEN APPLIANCES. OOIPETED. ALL (Jj ALARGE LOT WllH GARDEN SPACE. All YOU HA~ TO DO IS MOVE IN AND ENJOY' . GRACIOUS UVING AT~ IIODERAll PIICE- 1600 SQ. FT. BEAUTIFUL UVIr«i AREA PLUS AFUU BASEMEN! AND 2 CAR GARAGE. 3 BR. 2 FULL BATHS, FANTASTIC FARM RM. OPENS ONTO DQIJilE DECit EQUIPPED FAMILY SIZ£ KITCHEN. $58,000. 1MIIlR IIAflrs TO IOV( TO CITY- 'EAGER TO SELU 2 BEOOOOM BRICK RANCH. NICE OPEN FlOOR PlAN. llAOOOP DRIVE. $33,000. . HOllE PUIS IIICOI( - GRACIOUS BRICK 2 STORY, 4 Ill, 2 BA~ FOOMAl DINING AlfJ UVING ROOMS, BRIDIL STAIRCASE, NEW lllOF, EmCIENCY ff'!., fLSO FRM1E DlJ'I.EX FUANISIIED. fLSO 4 MOBILE HOME HOOKlJ'S. PRESENT GROSS $900 t.()Nrtt.Y. PRICED AT $85.000. I '** 100"1 the ~niy ~n~s r IIIII F~RII AID OIICIIMD ,- VERY PRIVATE LOCATION. S ACR£$.111 ~- BEAUTIFll CUSIIJII HOSPITM111 - A RfAl. F1Qfl I'ORCH. lftN STAIRWAY, SPI'CIOUS FORIIK LMNG ~ DIMHG ROOM,Il(N. fAT-IN KIT!!f,N, 3110000MS.IIIBA1HS. PLUS AGNIAGE N'r.Wfllllii(DfmMS. RECREATI~ RM SEar«> ~Vl $69,900. . . ~keside ~102 $65,500 ESTMUSHlO 8AI - IJO'MiTOWN AREA. LARGE SEATir«i CAPACITY WITH SPACE FIJI EXPANSION. SET Lf FOR fJ8'I OPERATION. MOOERN EQUIPMENT. f YOU ARE LOOUNG FOR A QXlO BUSINESS BEmR HURRY. IT'S PRml TO SELL! RINQLI!S'S III!RVICE. ox· parjonood ..rpont... olectri· clln, maeon . .pointer, roof· SEWINO Mochjna rapolrt. lng Unchidlng hot tor 'otrVIca. Authoobwd 8..... 'Ppliootlon) 304-1711·2018 ..... • SIMco lhlrpon · or 8711·4HO. 8al11oro . P•brlc Shop, . llotory 01 coblo tOOl drilling. Pomeroy. 114·112·2214. Moat-· completed ..me day. Pump otloe ond "rvl- · 304-8111-3802. 82 Jomoo Boyo Wottr lervicl.' · Aloo poolt flllod. Cell 114- · 2118-1141 or 114·441· 1171..- 814·441·1111. a...-. Ken'a W•ter w.ll. ~ . alii-. POOit filled....... 387·01123 or 317-7741 .' night or doy. JIM8 WATER IEIIVICI. • CoH Jim Lanier, 304-I'Jtl. , 7317. . ...,..,-'-,__,...-,..,.---. ' 87 · Uphot...rv 1--..,----;,.----- Plumbing • HNtlng ' TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY IHOP 1183 lloc. Ave .. Oollpolo 1114·441·7833oti14-4U· 1833. CARTER'S PLUMBING AN!) HEATINO · Cot. Fourth and Pine G.Uipalio. Ohio Ph- 614-448-3888 or 614-446-4477 Business· . , ... ' Senices: Good· 1 Excovoting, boot· menta, tooters, drivewaye, aaptlc tonko, lonclaceplng. Call onytlma 81.4-44841137. Jom11 L. Dovtoon, Jr. mi~ ~345 '~-= Electrical • Refrigeration . .' Th~ ' 446-3636 ~~~ 84 prtWiding ~rav~ (!) w----· IIEW USTIIIG of a 3 BR'oome 011 1 ac. only 10 mill. hom Holzer Hospibl: 2 car garage attached. dec~ screened in pcirch areL IO'xl2' suage bid&. 18' abo<ie I.!OUnd pool. Also incWes Ul sall!lite <ish (ooe ri the best!. Also mrble i'oo1e site wilh ulililies and garden area. Alllllis tor $39,1KXJ. ' ' 134l '• --· ijyable RealtY· Excavating Dozer Woflt by Tad lllnno. GET lour corpot SHIP Ottd -~ 1 •-~ '" AN pon CoU t, ~ ' -Cor SnAP WITH CAPTI clotrlng.' ate. Motor STEAMER. Wottr rernovol, Brokaro. 448·81112: fumiklro cleonlng. fM till- 1 --------~ mot". 304-171-22911. J :A.R.Conotructlon Co-llu· BASEMENT tlond, Oh ,l14- 742·2103; WATERPROOFING Sootmonta, F-••· Con· Uncondhlonol llfatit!lo guo· crete work, Backhoe'a, , _, l.ocll roftranOII D - & Dltcl\ar, Dump tuml-. F'" alllmatn. truclto, a. Cohollact 1-114-237· eloccrlcolllnll. 0411, I o.m . to II p .m . Rogoro Boaomant JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. ilt. 1. Bo• 31111. Galli· ·polo. Coli 814·317-0178. at. Real Estate General 83 Home Improvements 117211thwhaoltraveltroler 37 ft. long, lncludlt lith Matal llulfdjnga, dallgnad whlll -1 lherp te,1111. .and built any tlu. In c:rilott. Clll814-2111·1273 ort14· loh-) 304-11711:3181. 31B·IIII. Bulldint·R..,.alllllng. cOn· 1114 doluxo trallw. 21 ft. crate. dryw..f, allctrtcll, .....,_ bod • batll. ltlf roofing. flooring. fromlng. contained. Toko omollor kltchan·bathroom lnllallo· trlllor for trldli Mit door·wlnclow fnlmlng. thla..-IAthtonRI_ol_ tlon, 304-11711·Z...cl. Ctrnp ground. Rc. a. WYo. llatw- Pc. Pleuont .• RoonocWiglntarlor and exteH-ngton, ~ 47. rior. F - l o t i - . 3041!1111-34211 or 1111·3384. 1171 Wlldomell ..mpor, 23 ft. llotpe light. Call 448·11118 . . · ·No. 1 In Real Esta1e In The Nation . II >\litO Parte • AcceMOrtes 79 Motors tlomea • Campen Judy DeWitt, Real Eatate General Wiseman Real Estate Agency 81 W-prooflng. :: ,. Boatsand Motors for Sale Roll bar ond topp..- for thort whlll bul plcll up. 304· 1711·11731 oftar 1:00. """'3·'t; 1 ~ 75 .1877 Rlnk.;i,.tt Trl Hul, 1111 17 ft. ~e(qlllt -t. 11\\ ft 711 hp outboard. blat with 110 HP Morcury mo· 304·8711-4437 or tor, utn U.IOO. Clll 114· offer. 1171'-33&4. IU-1:117. •• ----------I I I I I I I 74 1982 Horloy Dovldto"• • 77 Honda 7150 oxc. COfld. &portlier 211th ~ - ~· firm 1300. Coli 61 4-246· · n2oo trm. Callll14· 2182 oftor 11:30. No 9170. ..::....:._~------:.~ . . Real -Estate General The Sunday Ohio Paint Plea-.t, W. Va. 74 987 BSA motorc:Vcio. oua- · tom - t . 18ddlo bago, flu,. a. lookt good, 1700. 14 fl, Yoll-tont complngt.....,. with IIOvo. refrlglrotor. 'tlnll a. focUitloo. 18711. Coli 114742·211111. ··;· 1984'Piymouth Rallont,AC, · AM -FM lltro rodio. 9000 mllea,llke- prlcedtooell. Call 614-986·3301 . 1 978 Corvette Silver Anni· veroary Edition, 24,000 milea. loodod, garage kept. 304-876-5440 or 676· 6596. 74 • .. . i . 1977 Mercury Monarch. good cond. Call 814· 256TOP CASH paid. for '80 1612. model •nd newer uaed can. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 1987 Corvette Aoadater E01t1m Ava., Golllpollo. Call 327-300, 4 opd., olde exhauot. lilver-black · to lit 814-4411-2282. lmerior. Reotorad In 1982. 1978 VW Robblt AM-FM *9,1500. Cell 614-367· otereo. good goo mllooge, 0324 ~.. 6. etanderd trana .• exc. cond., 1973 C)lavy good cond, *1.9911 . Call 61~ · 268 · $400. Call 448-7948 after 8273 or 614-388-9698. &PM. ' ' . 1977 VW Doaher wagon low mileoge; AM-FM otereo, gao 1981 Grand Prix, good mirer. re1l good cOnd., good ohapa, fully equipped, best over t6,000. Call after tlrea. •1.796. Call 814· offer . 256-8273 or 614-388· 4PM. 4411•4888. 9696. . 1 979 UncOin Town coupe. 88 Muetang 74,000 mlltt, Call 814-389· 8244. 289 auto ., factory 8ir, U.IIOO. · Call• 814-388 - 1984 Dodge Doytona Turbo 9878 oftar &PM . Z AM·FM CliO., tilt cruiaell opd. Coll814·268-6567. 1978 Monte Carlo good 977 Cutlaoa s. Now tireo. cond., loaded, rally wheels, 1 $1600 . Call 614 -99256,000 "'"••· e1,800 or btot offer. Call 814-387· 2882· . 725.0. 1984' Rad Floro : ca asette, am·fm-atareo; 1973 Dodge Dart 340, 340 front bra; 4 new eagle GT cu.ln. engine, need• body tires; · 4 opoad. 1114' 992· work, crogora, Booe otereo 7258. eB&OO.OO. 10.000 "VVtem. A.r<ing 1600or beet · mlleo. offer. Call 441 ·4479. - ------1 978 CadiHac Coupa De1972 Cadillac Coupe Deville ville. Good Condition. 1 8 HP good cond., full power. Evinrude motor, dtllgnad t1.350 . Call 614-268 - lor electric otortar. Call 1912. 614-985-3987. '74 , Dodge Pomeloy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Sapia•• 9, 1914 · I I I I I I I I I I I I price b'( ~rms1 Dozer work. ground cloorlng. oxcovotlng, *211 hr hour. Call 446-9638. .plenty , QUALITY IS THE Bm lrMST.:NT- And yoo11find of rt n this 3 bedroom bric~ ranc~ uud out Hoor jlan 1s . ~jJ!ed tor mnilortalie livin& ltlractively dealratl!d wiltl tormal entrance. nice Mng roolfl l<itcllen,_!fMj dimog room, 1\! balhs, 2 car IIi',._ gas hell!. Locall!d 11 COI!'enient SilO! <:W ID hOSPiol. $1'0!Jiing. bill dllesn, sacrifice pnvacy. Owne- ;; .-.Mng to Columtm Asl<ing $59,500. Wanls an oller. #112 IF SOMETlllNG and GOES WRONG Ym. $lale $10,000 1:> $611,900. ERA" REAL ESTATE PAYS FOR REPAIRs:· ERA pays for all the surprises homeowners insurance doesn't always cover . , : like the interi,or plumbing and ftxtures, butlt-m appliances, the hot water heater, furnace, elect neal wmllj!, exposed duct work, the central atr condi· tioning, water softener ... even swimming pool components._ The ERA Buyer Protection Plan covers ])lore homes and more . working components than any other home protection pl_an. And it's·available from ERA in all 50 states. So if you're in the market to . buy, call the q_ualified profession· als at your netghborhood ERA office. We've got what it takes to protect home buyers .. . even after the sale. .· . There really is a difference m real estate companies. . llNDER LO'IIIIG CARE ....:. Avery well buil home Ill bellin wilfl; the owners have put in new litch«<, new cat~ ni!w root, new Windows. new paint M you have lo do s mo~~e 01 and enjoy 2200 sq. k ri iery mmiortable living space. Attractive calil:>mia styled llncil ranch otters 3tartl! BR:\ 211 spar~ing baltls, large lYing room and dining oomtihatiotl. . . 11276 NEW LISTING 011 86 M:RES -Good localion lor home. Has two barns. 2 large jDnds, wels, some 40 acres ot wooded area, balanCe in pasture and recaimed area. Nice la~ngland. Tobacco ba"' reported. located ZS mies from Mercerville oo Chilllbers Rd. Priced at $28,500. t133 DAIRY FARII with 3)01tmodem dail'l buiking~and large silo, 40•7'! tree 1311 barn. Also inlildes 3 jt'. old ISM sq. ft. JIO(I rome. Has 6 rooms, 2 baths. Cropland of sorre 40 acres ~ in ve<Y JIO(I state ot prcdjlclion-al ta~S wei and ....- fann bllildinl!l- Has tobaCco base Hasi!Od mortgage assumt*on.l reasonable interest to approved latjlily. !:II lor showing. $155.000. t389 HANOSOIIl STOllE & CEDAR PlUS 30 ACRES \'oo'll find this attractive two $1'1 ~ Gr"" Township surroonded by 30 ntnaocres ,;u, many JIOd building siles. The old. oak woodwuk bealditul solid exposed beams and attractive <Jvided stilwoy ~ ltlis 8 Ylli'.old rome gives Man air of distinction. This is the I!IIS! OOtnblable & lilmey !Dee you'll find. lnciOOes large tami~ room. billitchen/diling room mm~nalion wilh see-ltlrough woorl..-nillg fireplace. Mqd. l<ilchen, 3 to 5 bedrooms, 3 balhs,targe screened porch and !nuH bam. Greal !Dee to rift horses. callle, pis, donkeys, efEphan~ and gazelles IUmoslly ~·~ greal IHCeto raise KIDS. COUNTRY lMIIG AI ITS II(ST mtills II oc. Mil. Good 4BR oome wlh ~rge mng & dining room ~1140 dry 1nment. III bath Located just 3 mi korn city lmils .in city sdlools. Pasture area fenced. woods, llrden. bam !or live5tor:l< & storlllll!- Call us tilr more mlflllion & IJilllllintment to see. . t3ll REOUClD TD $57,500 - lmrnoculole 3 bedtoom home · overlbing Racaion Creek on 3 1M - - ~ ' equipped litdlen, lam. rm., ,.o1 bar, lp, 2 bitlis, din. nn., 31 · dedi, ~ car ga"'l" & beJulittltlal acreece Boatingsccesslo _R3CCOOII Creel< . 11210 ' . for only $29,900, . ' i • . A-1 cond. hor1lo, Ill jill!, dillin lnl ~emf in rill. l'loducM garden area. landsclparl, shldt .._ 3 BR home yoilh lllldi storace .-ea klaled on deadenciiWp. rmd wilh only • low homes Elcelent ar111o< lltilitt. Good neillhllln.Quiet Goad ' view to qJen land. Priced al $38.000. ' 11339 . SHAll£ THIS OUTSTAIIDIM IIVU VIEW The owner w11 help oquolified lxiye-Mitthelinoncin&onllis dlndy 3 BR 1rame home. It's older l!llltli a na tw:her\ mod. bllh, baemlnl, arJd I rnosllrlliiiew ol the riwr.lq 175 acrellll wilh 1111!1* home hoolup &iwll bam. Localld in quiet ...,........., on low hili: 5ltt!it AldUc:od Ill . '$34.900, ...... il .... filS w _ =Coli,.,._b_•.- . ' CAll • IN GALLIA COUNTY DMI E. "'·1 ~· - - WlsEMW" .HOUSE . . WORD ,~~~~~-~-·~~;;~~O~I~I;~;·~~·~';;·;c~UQ;·;··;'·;~~·;~;;·;; --~---~-·-·-!!i------------ ...... -- • , ...... .,...... --= -.... ·... ·-·-·--.. _ .,_ ·...... . _. -~-~ .,_ • • : ... • l . . . . at--. ; • - : • I~ __ .. .. .. .... . ---...... -•• '..."" ....... . • ~· 117Culllc- v ••• •• ~ .. ~ ,. pa ,..•••• 137 . . . . . . tott. . 75 ~ prlfeiO 170... Fla..nl .... -. ~~~-- utUi•iilli"*'' ,., •• ,.. ' ..·~ ISOoooo .... ,..... ...... __ 11-17 .. Qfelk ..... ' . . . . . . alta.- Dalf ,, CfiGiot pWI • • •• , 111 .,..... "",.... .•· ._ till • • 2 •• - . . .. •• ••• • tiT_,... ........... 1 : -"• •• • ' : • •• , • '• U,OOOSQ."·IIDI.II--~IildllliiiiiM ' t=t~~·5=='~= 1 CALL 446-3643 lrl' • PRIV~lli.OCATIOii- I36.LOJ. OR ·--. ·. - ... ., _ ... . .... _ .. _ ··- .. __ __ ...,_ ...... 1·--·,.._ .. ... __ ..__ ..._ ---• • • Allractive 3 bedroom 1)-!MIIocated. 8 miles korn tlwn. Includes )8126 lamily room 1 • w/woodliurner & blr. 2 1111111. 2 ~r 111'11111!. 12d2 dicll 1 12d6 palio, tJus HI ICII! yard. S49.900. ., . . . ~306 '· • = ' __ ·. - ... : 1 f!24 " ail.., ...... n"""' '1: .,~, '1: y ·. • ... ••' • • solid =~-~~a-lor ... 011 Till-QUill £liD Of 21111 M. Yoo~ lind tlill remodtlld 2 ' w/Wtyl tidi1& sa up Ill duplex rtnlll.,. .... .-a.2111-illilchn. 3-4 IIIII. 21111111, new rill. . Ill 1111. quiet jgll(lll, Neltl Ill rilar. Wad lr . ............ ..... a " .. . *331 IIIIIEDIAU POSSESSIOfl -- Owners tnnslelred lnd ,, anxioos to selllhis.2 bedroom mobile homeOfl SR 160. Near NGHS. Has a ilrge awered P* lnd porcll. d!Uched prage w/worlt!l1op plus 12 acre yard wilhpden.$1&.500. Wll!lll 1 MH & 101 soparate.Must sell MH lrst. Wanl otler. · GIPT STAlTER HOllE - Gelling financed is mt such a lig ~- We have a real!)' nice roomy 3 bedrom hOrre wilh luH bosement and garage in dy schoiJ district !hot I bet you can , buy. Call us. we Will helP you own tllis house RIW. Includes woodlunin1 fireplace, JIO(I neighborhood, hardwood Hoor~ and just a minule or two trom town. I I J . Jill• 00111 JUST DRIVE BY- You .;a be pleasantlysurPfised by the spacious and remodeled inter'«. 3 bedrOOil'lo 117 baths, nice liilchen and oong .,., nat. gas heat.'woodburner, pus a nice Shaded yaKI in town. Owllers anxilus to sell. 11220 I ·--. '1...;:. t317 WHAT AIAIGAIIII! IWICH 11011( II TOIIII I ' Yoo wil lnd lho $29.900 pnce ill bard lo beat on tlill ' : modern 3 bedroom home oo Hed111oooJ 1). aidlr ·. • shake siding kilchen and !linin& rooili. lui boslrnt1t. • ~= debehed garage an1l wortiShop. Nat. ps heat. plus pri¥111 • . treed ard 11401 NEW LlmiiG - Owners have 1M a 101 d 1101~ lf1d lime into maliina lhis home a showtJaca 1600 sq. k ot IMng space indudls 3 Ill!; Ill baths, lamily room and livifll room wnh' woodllumer. NICI! corner. 101 aftractively landscaped Good neighborlllod. $53.800. ' ,. . aa.oa~ NEW USTIIIG - T~~ty redone 3 bedroom home 011 Texas ' , • Rd. Includes a nice lar~. l<itchen, air cood., new bolh, lq> : master bedroom. vinYl sidlrl~ plus2Ql30 . . &w111kslup. ,.,~: 6d6enclosed porch, extra 1nsulllion tJus nearly \1 acre jlrd Roia• and q,y this 3-4 bedroolfl 2 ~ blth home that leatures 21ii22 family room wilh woodburnor and den lor 4tll bedroom) 011 the lowe! leva; oomplele wrth equipped krtchen, 2 car garage and tented backyord. located off Rt. 35 in city school dmict. Reduced to $67,000. , m• I;: IUO W£ll BUILT HOllE in pel state ot ropak. Just mt 4th at 108 V11ton Court City uliiDis. Coov111;,1 to stores. Ideal loj' I •.. COJtJe ilr smal tanily. Need """' Price r1liK:ed to $36,900. , , ,l 'I'IIAf:nc.u LIIXURY • -.,__ __ ..._.. 'I ;! '• ~ • « ' .' -Ll ..,_ Sill - M:IOIIE - $lii.IXXl wil . 35-. . . . pond ll1d hilllr '*- Rtnl 1 'Ill ..ted .............,._ A . ,_ - • 11119 '• �Paga 1).8 The Sunday Ti~Sentinel September 9, 1914 Pom-y Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. '85 taxes: 'never say never' .vs. 'R~agan tax' ; ' IJy ROBERT FURLOW A!Jsoclaled Preis Writer WASHINGI'ON (AP)- As a last resort or first, whoever wins the · presldentlalelection In November Is llke\y to Increase Americans' taxes, according to Republican as well as Demouatic congressional leaders and economists. Tbenatlon'shugeoodgetdeflcltls Just too big a problem to lgllore, they say. And It cannot be solved without higher taxes. Tbere. are many who,dlsagree, lilcludlng some conservatives In Congress and, most notably, President Reagan hlrilself. But the president's recent words on the subject- "never say never" -appear to leave hlm ample room to go along wtth an Increase If he decides there Is a pressing need afler au. And some of the most Influential GOP leaders In Congress seem to think there Is. Sen. Robert Dole, chaliman of the tax-wrttlng Senate Finance Committee, Indicated this summer that because of govenunent deficits, Congress probably wt11 have to pass a tax Increase In 1!1\5 ror the fourth year In a row. On the other s~ or the Capitol, Rep. Barber Conable, iop-ranklng Republican 011 the tax-wrttlng Ho~ Ways and Means Committee, wrote to constituents: BOth Reagan and Mandate kriow getting a deflclt·reduction plan through Congress ''requires both spending cuts and tax Increases when the potential Mondale ·began accusing hlm of deficit Is as btg as ltls, becauseoneor harborln! a secret -plan to raise ·the other by Itself just won't have taxesaftertheelectlon. Reagan's respor.,&e: "A president enO\Igh effect." oftheUnltedStatesshouldneversay Perhaps the most-<JUtspoken congressional roe Is Rep. Jack Kemp, never, rut a taxtncreaseh;lsalways the New York Republican who been for me .a last resort." For pushed for the big tax-rate cuts Mondale, he said, a tax bike woold approved three years ago. More be a first resort. In an unusual declaration d\lrlng recently, kemp has been credited wtth helping steer the Republican his speech accepting the IJerno. Party p~tform toward an uncom- c~atic nomination, Mondale said, "Let's tell the truth: Itm\JstbedQne, promising oo-tax-hlke stance. .HauseMinorltyWhlpTrentLottof It must be done. Mr. ~agan will ·Mlsslsslppi has gone so fat as to say raise taxes and so will I. HeWQII't tell he would "throw rocks" to avoid a . you, I Just did." , And In a neW rhetorical twist, new tax Increase. The president's tax Intentions Mondale sald Frtday, "Really,lt's.l\ have been a hot Issue since Reagan tax because we've got to do Democratic ctiallenger Walter It to get his deficits down. It's his by lltereased taxes and ~ Mondale, In a c:onrentlon sllared restraint. . by many private economists, says Treasury Secretary DOnald He. · the defldts are such a danger - · gan and some ot~ admlnlltratlall . threatening hJghe!' Interest ~te~~ ottlclalssayspendlngdlaclpllneMd that will ldll jobs "~ shrink our continued economic ~P''!Iir4l wll · tuture"-thatthi!ymustbereduced be enough. ' ,.-----· _ _...;.._ _...__ _ _ _ _ _---;----~ . · tax." Mondale puts finishing touches on budget plan . ' 1Jy DAVID m!PO' ~Pl'alll Writer WASHINGTbN (AP) -Walter F. Mondale, taking the weekend off afler five hectic days of crosscountrY campatgntng, Is putting the finishing touches an a budget plan that will include a "Reagan tax" to slash federal deficits. Mondalesatd lnAtlantaonFliday that his plan- first promised when he accepted the Democratic pres!- ,~-------------l dentlal nomination In July'- wl!1 be made public on Monday In Philadelphia. Hesaldonceagalnthathlgher taxes are needed to curb the deficit. "As I said In my acceptance ' speech, Mr. Reagan wtllralsetaxes and so will I," Mandale said. "Wbatlshouldhavesatdaswellls that It Is not my tax. Really, It's a tl.eagan tax because we've got to~ It to get' his deficits down. It's his A Guide to local Television p September 9 thru-· Septenlber 15 ·~· ·~ •' Inclzules ..complete 1ax." · Neither Mondale nor his alctes would provide any detiUI.s of the proposal, except to say that Social Secwity would not be affected. But Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, conflnnlng what other Democrats > ' . QUESDONS AND ANSWERS - Demoorade presidential CMdtclate Walter MonclaJt! answers the question of a member of lhe audience (foreground) during a town meeting Friday In Chat.anooga. (AP Laserphoto ). ~ Reagan attempting to deflect accusation he uses religion for gam • ByLAWRENCEL.~~ A8lloclated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi. dent Reagan Is atteinptlng todeflect . Walter Mandate's accusation ~t he Is eroding the constitutional separation or church and state by using religion for political gain. Showing Irritation, Reagan- accused reporters and his Democratic <W>nents Friday of distorting ren1arks about religion that he made at a Dallas prayer breakfast the day lie accepted the Republican presidential nomination. "In the senSe that lsald it In Dallas - which none of you have correctly ri!ported - the correct words to use Is there is ·a wall of Separation (between church and state)," Reagan said. . "But some anti-religionists are trying to break down that wall," he added. When asked about Mondale' sqliip that he evidently believes "God Is a Republlcan," Reagan apparently took his cue from deputy White House press secretary Lany Speakes. "Do you think that GOO is a Republican, as Mandate charges?" a reporter asked. ' On a tape recording made by .1\EC television news, Speakes Is heard to advise Reagan: "Best don't answer that." The president then responded: "l have no answer to any of those things that what's his name said." The Incident was slmUar to one last month when Nancy Reagan was heard muttering "doing all we can" as her husband appeared at a temporary loss to answer a question about efforts to revive arms talks with the Soviets. Reagan then replled: "We're .doing all we can." Shouting over the englne_roar of a Marine Corps hellcopter waiting to head for the presidential retreat at Camp David, Md.,Reagansought to clarify his Aug. 23 remarks at a Republican Na tiona! Convention prayer breakfast. . Speaking then, the president said, ·:'Pile truth Is, polltics and morality are i!Jseparable. ~d as morality's foundation is rellglon, religion and polltics are necessarily related." proceeds of thereported tax increase be have said, 'thatwillthe set .aside In a special d~ICit· reduction fund, and not go for creation of new spending programs · as Republicans charge and scme conservative Democral!l fear. In addition, Mondale has said previously that he Intends to scale back Reagan's milltary buildup and restore so~ of the spending cuts the president has won In environmental and other programs. Aftercampalgnlnglnsevenstates and Washington during the week, · the Democratic presidential nominee had no public apPearances on his schedule for today. His Sunday schedule Includes attending church services and · making his weekly paid radio · speech. And at the same time, Mondale Is Gallia soil sunrey••• . 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