http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b9d935be61b123fc6ae7196d145c1230.pdf baf7686bf5dfbd62cf4a1b4dff95a6f2 PDF Text Text Page 12-The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Frlct.y, September 14, 1984 Plans underway for second annual Beef Day The Meigs County Beet Cattle · The program wiD Include a beef judging contest tor all ages. This contest wW be open to both inaJdng plans for ro~nsortngthe · Jndlvldual and team entries and second annual Meigs County Beet prizes will be awarded. DayonSaturday,Sept.29, 10a.m. to PartiCipants Jn the judging con3 .. p.m,. at the Rock Springs test can reglster to take part on the Fa.lrgmmds. day of the event. Commercial · Asaoclatkln ani! the Meigs County Coopel atlve Extension ServiCe are exhibits will be on display througb· rut the day and wiD be by feed dealers,· Iarmer machinery and livestock product distributors. Several craft booths wW also be thelamlly. "Beerup YwrFamlly's Meals with the Microwave Oven'' wUl be presented at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. TWoseparateprogramswWbe given and partictpants will i:ecelve rec!pesandldeastouseatbomeand there wW be a tasting !iesslon of featured. The COI'IIfl)lttee has planned programs to Interest all members of prepared recipes. A veteranartan wW be on hand to share advice Wtth local beet prodUcers. The atterooon session will Jnclude the latest In health care ()'Brien completes 27 cases · TWenty-seven cases were processed by Judge Patrick H. O'Brien In the Meigs County · Court W£dnelday. Fl!led for speeding were Ilhyong ' to be suspended It endorsement Is restitution ·and costs, passing bad obtained; Pa)l] Clark, Middleport, checks; DaVid Chase, Middleport, $.tJO and costS and 00 da)'S Jn JaU lor restitution and costs, passing bad DWI, $75 and costs tor no operators . checks. 11cense and wW be deniE!d an Ohio Forfeiting bonds were Robert L. license lor five years; Thomas Crowden, Parke~. $50, speedMcClung, Mason, $250 and costs and Ing; Dav!dB.DWard,Pomeroy,$:il, 10 days Jn jall for DWI, $50 and costs speeding, Troy D. Guthrie, Tuppers tor expired drivers Ucense and wW Plains, $40, !allure to control be denied an Ohio license for 120 vehicle; Jettrey RusseU, Belpre, days; Jaunlta Dalton, Cheshire, $45, failure to dim bright lights. KIJn, Gallljx>lls, S22andcosts; Gene Westenberger, Athens, $21 and coSts; Charles Slnuns, Langsv11le, $29 and costs; HQIVey . Hensley, syracuse, $:18 and costs; Steven Wade, Vienna, Va., $21 and costs; John W. Stobart, Racine, $24 and COlliS; Ronnie Eblln, Rutland, $25 and CO$ts; W. DaVid Krawsczyn, · Pmnen)y, $24 and costS; and Allee Chevalier, ReedsvUie, $22andcosts. others tin~ In the court were DouglasEblln,Jr.,Pmneroy,$5and costs, no muttler; James Powell, Virgil 0. Day Racine, $al and costs, !allure to VlrgU 0 . Day, 79, 169 Beech St., eontrol vehicle; Tony Weaver, New Haven, $250 and costs, three days In Middleport, died at 10 p.m. Thurs- , jall, 00 days license suspension, day Jn Veterans Mernortal Hosplllil. Born May 19, 1900, In GaJlla OWl, costs only for driVing lett of center; Robert Burris, Pomeroy. County, sm of the late Albert and $250 and costs, three days In jaU, .60 . Allee Waugh Day, he was are~ day Ucense suspension, OWl; farmer and had resided In MkldJe. Charles WUUamson, Rutland, $10 port tor the past seven years. He married Mary Myers, who and coslS,. !allure to yield right or survives, on Oct. 22, 1941, at way; Richard A. Craig, Uttle Mercerv!Ue. Hocking, $10 and costs, failure to display valid license on traUer; Also swv(v!ng Is a son, Ferrel ot Hanison Nelson, Prescott Bailey, Mkldleport. He was also preceded In death by Az., $.1) and costs, assured clear distance; Terry Hayes. Pomeroy. three brothers, a sister, a halt· $100 and costs, seven days In jail brother and a halt-sister. Funeral services wiD be held at 2 suspended, and two years proba· p,m. Sunday In King's Chapel t!on, no operators license; Ivan Church, with the Rev. Odell Manley Cremeans, Northup, $50 and costs, leaVing the scene of an accident; $25 otftctat!ng. Burial will be. Jn King's and costs, lallure to control vehicle; Cl\apel Cemetery.Friends may call MaxE.HW,Rac!ne,$150andcosts, at Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral three days Jn Jall suspended, no · Hlime, GaU!polls, from &-9 p.m. motorcycleendorsement,$75o!t!ne Saturday., The body wiD lie In state In the church one hour prior to the serVice. , I . r ( I r I ' ' I i [ I I .• ' I • I I I f t I . Meigs County happenings • Rio Grande I; Saturday bean dinner ·Rutland EMS wiD have a bean dliuier Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 r .· J i c j 1 ~ _ 1 n •n \ •r p.m. at the squad house behind the c!v!c center. Saturday flower show The Fernwood Garden Clu!l wiD have a flower show Saturday (tomorrow) at the Zion Church of Christ located on State Route 143, liVe lnlles olf the Route 7 ~-All exhibits wUI be by club members. · ThepubllclsJnv!tedtov!ewtheshow trornnoonto6p.m. &;hoonover; Lisa Cochran. Qhio lottery winner . I I· I < f rung number was ln!S. n ' Wealher forecast n Cloudy tonight with00. · scattered showers. Low near Winds ~ , •• d ( 3 2 ::o=:-t~!~~W:':. .Chance of 1"1\ln 50 pen:etrt tonight . andalpercentSaturday. : -=~n.::pertod. • n Hllhl ~ lhe Del.. . lo lhe low . . Sanda¥ lind MCJIId!Qo and In lhe 'lOi 1 Tlll"'d!Q'. . _ lo lhe • Sunday and Ill tile mld-4llt to lhe low 1181 c ti 0 •l' ' - I l I I ! SEPIEMEI 11th . AT . • .CAILTON SCHOOL 992-3074 c• .... l.t........ , . ACC ART ART Fill ITH SEC SEC The bQdy wiD Ue In state one hour prior to the services. Society; Pomeroy. Di.._ ACC 81 cs cs the CAA olllces In Cheshire, GaU!polls, Pomeroy, Sen!orCitlzens Centers, County Weltare Depart. ments and Post Offices. Deadllne for !lllng applications Is Jan. 31, 1!m. Community Action Agency sta!t members are avallable to help .penple tllloutappllcat!onsoranswer questlons.attheCAA'smaJnomceat Cheshire and the Meigs Crunty Outreach office In the courthouse at Pomeroy. Information Is also avallable by call!ng the HEAP hotl!ne 1·B282a38l, the CAA ott!ces at 992-!ifffi, 367-7341, or Senior Citizens Celllers. 992-2161 or 44f>700l. ECO ITH SEC SEC COl Disc. ACC ART ART 811 811 ITH PSY ~ ACC ART ART Bll FIN IIFG Disc. ACC 811 Bit BilK ED FIJI Fill SEC SEC I~~;;~~~;~;;;;~~~~~~;~;~~ MAINt- STREET MARKET . 113 114 104 103 104 ............. Dllicious · . "FlESH APPlE (IHI" DIK. ART AIT AIT 811 cs EIIG 11TH m SEC ·SEC Ne. SIC. Titlo w T, TH T, TH TH == ; . "Durin& llet'emiJer, January .00 Februaly, thole il_!!atlng lllllJ from participating utWtlel!~.:," ·~ ~unty paints Ga!Ua-Melgs Conunllllity Action Agency. Appllcallonll tor the short term assJatanoe are accepte<l from Nov. 5 through AprU 12 according to ROOerts. When applyjng lor emergency asslstallce, Roberts IBill lndMduals wW undergo a "a face-to-face • IJitA!rv1ew and they wiD DEed to supply lncmle documentation as well as docwnElltatlon or need, sue~} as a shut-oft notice." Acceptance wW be based on!ncomedocumartatlon from either the past three or 12 months, Roberts said. ''We start with the three riiOnth Income, and It they 1berelsalloallat111mt~al'81lab1Ptollelp 1n ·emet·a e..-. Roberts 11111 Even IIIIJu.ih federal yet to be appuplated fbr the grilnt money hll 114 104 273 273 114 104 103 104 104 027 184 221 222 212 512 784 784 218 Ptin.- of Ace. I Intra. to Busi111ss C011p. lit. lor 'ifAChtrS CaMp. Lit. 101 TAchil's lntro to llicroteon. IIIII Review Bq. Shorthlnd a.,. Typinc Fund. of Speech Comm. No. 105 104 243 104 243 104 104 Sec. 024 125 121 186 181 585 769A llo. 105 173 203 • 244 114 114 121 122 181 382 541 w But as the two stdes , tried to narrow d!tferellceS In Washlngton; coal!ndustry'sbargalnlngteamare corit!nu!ng economiC problems In nearing a phase of • the union's largest l!eld district In negotiations aimed at a tlndlng a · WestV!rgi~!orcedtheUMWtolay strike-tree settlement ixt a new ott 10 stall members !!ldef1nJti!IY, COidrilct. lnCtud!ng District 17 vice Piesldent The two sides have met tlu:ough· Howard Green. out the week, and llllll'l! bargalnlng Eledrlcut!Utles, which arepr!nctwu sdteluled tor thew eel•!d. as pal bUyers ot uillon-mlned coal, they taoe lill ()ct.1eKplratlonotthe have bullthugestockpllestoprotect exlstiDg40-monthcontractCOYer!ng against a strtlre. One coallnduatly the ujdo 11hel l1l'lCIIIr IJ( the yoal anaJpt said iarae-l£ale ~ TH TH .II II TH T ..,. Titlt Fund. of Ace. Fund. of Dtsi&n · Sculpture lntro. to BusiRISS R.E. Prin./Prtc. T. TH • •w T I,W I,W ltlllltvitw ' Gen. Psycholoo f Tltlo F Day; T, TH T TH w II w 011 CAMPUS F ...,. T TH T' TH 11 W T w w M -llo. 1.01 101 104 104. 104 104 104 104 232 213 Sec. 121 122 123 115 22& 341A 514 719 712 712 Yltlt Days lldklna · Cloria,.u Cflfls fund. of Dtsian lntro. to lull•ll lntro. It IIIII Syst. COII!fi./Co111111. Skllll lltlllnlew a.. Plrcltoloo Office llldll1111 $,.10/6&13 s. 12/1&8 F s s s 1111Ni 6pm-8:20pm 6:30-IO:OOpm lpm-9:50pm 7pm-IO-m &pm-7:50pm 6pm-9:50pm s s Wont Procn11111 I 99< , Baird noted -that there Isn't any for I! slmUar program alatal In l1l!lrt year's tederal sllareoqts. .. "In myoplnlilo,lt'll bealongtbne tlndlng a fe<leraJ )lfOgl'am, that beiM!f!ts the pubUc that way," he said. · tundlnc limo 6pm-1:20pm 6:30pm-9:30pm 7pm-10plll 6:30pin-10pm 7pm·IOpm 6:30-lOpm 6:30-10pm 6:30pm-9:30pm 6pm-!Op111 "It's a dUemma, .a 'Catch-22' s!tuatiDn" · for the union, said Seth Schwar1z , ot F;nergy Ventures Analysts, a . consulting Dnn In Arlington, Va. · , Whlle strike would rt!ma\re all a . DETROIT (AP) - M.re than 59,000 United AulD Wlll'lcml Union members. aome ''whooping .oo hollering'' and sJmutlng "It's png down," began strikes Saturday at 13 plants where General Motors Corp. makes Its most !"1l'llar cars. Negotiations, meanwhile, re, sumedpromptlyatlla.m.Saturday on a natlOnal contract covering the 350,000 UAW wor!e-s einpklyed by GM. Unlm President OWen Bieber said the contrlct that expired at midnight would be extended Indefinitely. The expiration of the natlonal t.ucu. "The saa1nt1 census _, bi'ouihl about puUIIIy by the cliln&e ID Medlclre and · Medlclld and the reduced . ~ ot days and arncllntl b'wlddl tbeptElidiil!ftt. Will pay - 11!8\'1!1 'tJII! JK.plt.al with aVIIIable beds wll1ch could be put to good 11R ..... to provide DiletJUI betwte acute hospital can! apd a lllll"llnlllome'', the bolpltaJ admln· lltrator uitiiiWiital Ill fad, Luc• ll)'llt WOUld taJte . lall tlull thn!P llllllllll Iller •pproYal fl'cm tile ltaee •a ocy b' tile to be 1-.,dy to ltlrt t--pltlmla. I Jle Vllwa vaueb MF'"&• of ~a ai 1a "'r•Dy filaW *r !be , ....... at a lime Time 101m·3PIII 101m·3= ' lpM-9: II 91m-12: m 11m· !2:30pm UAW-GM contract coinCided with expiration of 1491ocal ones. It was the first widespread walkout In 14 years against the world's largest manufacturer. "It's . gQ!ng OOwll! It's going STB.IKE AT OM 11NA.L down! " shoUted members of UAW ASSEMBLY PLANT- A group Local 654 at a Camaro assembly of Picketers walk lhe line plant in Van Nuys, Call!., as they Satunll!y momlng In Unden, headed tot the picket line. In front of a General N.J., Other plants 'targeted for Wal· Moton ftnal aMeillhly plant kouts Jncluded lhrre assembly where about 4,800 U'*ed Auto plants Jn Pontiac,. Mlclt.; and one Worllen memben are 011 !l&rllre. each In FUnt, Mich.; Wan-en, Mich.; O?ravflle, Ga.; Arlington, shift. For!IUito!them, that won't be Texas: W!lmlniton, Del.; Linden, untO Monday. · · N.J.; Bowling Green, Ky.; ShreveSane workers wereunhappywtth ·port, Lli.; and Wentzville, Mo. the strategy. About 1,000 WOi'lcl!rs set up a · "We're the stormtloopers;'' said picket line at~ Buick DMslon Bob Price, 34, a spraypaJnter at the . . . Mtfe Wtlill, 7 1"')1 · It'll · plant In Fllnt, whldl hasaljoull4,1m Lordstown COI'(IPJex In northeast fdftllllalllllld ~llta)w. · '----------..-.------...,;,_......,....,,.a..o...;~ employees, said Fred Myers, pres!· Ohio. "It's going to be hard to sit·, .• . - .• I I • t ANDIN'DIIIIIIDNI'ECAV lhoiU--.V~ denlo!UAWI...ilcal599. Aa I'Xllfltned by Lucu, "the back and watch everybody light." • • Nit 5 X •.,. 'I I , I ' '! lhatlllllltJbed,.,_..be "'lbey're whooping and holler· . " I feel everybody' should go out," MM•'llld aDd !ntemledlalll! CIJ'e ..... · ....... • I 5 ' ... w a I Cll'e!&ZIIt · Jna,"~sald. saldDwgGoodman, awocker at the . . .would allcJw patllllta . . . . . .. . . . . 2 5 '! ....... 2IJ h 41 tlleOIIID TheUAWtoJdtheremalnderofJts Lordstown cmnplex that employs 3110,000 GM WOIIleis at l3l other about ll,lm wockers. "I want back wtlat ...........~to be· D 1 t' r ... t• I • rn" , I ... Diw ' 5 ' r ~-,., and •. s• · will-s II ' ...... · plantstoreturntoworkonthenext what we gave up !nl982." (Coollni"'' 011 pajle A-4) l ,.....I 6pt~~·l:50plll hill· I:30pm llqinnlnc Swill (Aps 5·1&) 11•111111 ....... ,............................. :............................................:............. $20.00 Adalt Swill (Apt I& lup)10:15 alll.·l1:15AI .................................................................................... $20.00 newcontract. strike 13 GM·plants Ti... '6plll-8:20plll 7pm-9:50pm 7pm-9:50pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9: 30pm 6pm-9:30pm . uniOII .00 l1lllll8gement settle on a UAW union members 6prn-9:30plll 6prn-9:30plll f F rnllbt occur next month I!YEII u the unlonmlnerstrornwork!ng,hesa!d, llllC'UI1ty for miners, thousands of a contract settlement would not whom have been Jald ott, and his avert further layoffs. reluctance to grant wage or other "It ther'e Isn't a strike, there'll be eQOOOI1IIc COI'ICU 1tons. · layoffs," Schwllr!Z 'said. He said For Its part, the Industry has ut!Utles "are going to want to bum served notiCe tltatlt wants changes ott their stockpiles of cpaJ," thus In work rules and oUter rell!ted reducing the demand for coal even • areas from the union, Concessions further. whlch Would improve productlv!ty Schwartz said the major union · ..00 the compan!eS' chances of coal companles, such as Coosolldameetlng 11011-unlon cmnpet!tion for t!on Coal and Peabody Coal Co., coal sales. "would Uke to avoid a strike. IYEIIINGS fUIId. ol Ace. R.. E Pri n. /prtc. I.E. fiiiiiiCI Prln. at llnkiit& ~P. TP: School In F•d. ollnk. Dill Proc. Bl11l Contlol & Audit Bt~. Shorthllld h&- Typin1 Industry. A IOUl'l:e cloee to the talks, wbo <Creed to discuss ~ situation f'rlday only 011 the gtounds he remain anonymous, &aid the bar· gaining teems "have now gone to · the crJUcaJ Issues." These issuEs evidently center on the ·drive by UMW President ~ Trumka for greater Job . n.., &pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9p.. 6pm-9p.. &pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:30pm 6pm-9:50pm · · 6pm-9:50pm 6pm-9:50pm T T. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL LlmUST No. S.C. 105 022 ' 243 Ill 2&3 Ill 124 141 213 301 294 . · 213 294 2 103 7• 2 104 • ,c WASHINGTON (AP) - The United Mine Workers ll1llon and the · Tide Fund. of Ace. Beslc Wlltrcolor Paltt I Knill P1intln1 S111ll Ius. IIIIPIIIIIIII Pmon•l fillnce Ellments of Supervision 021 ' c»or.dJe WILLSYON HIGH SCHOOL Sse. Roberts added. • 6:30pm-! :OOpm 6pm·1Dpm w don't quality, we !J1en go to ule 12 month InCome." "Last year, we spent $31!1,1mlil GaDla and MeigS Counties," Roberts said, -..and this year, we are hoplr\g the grantS wW be somewhere Jn that ne!ghb:a lox!." Roberts added that last year the state spent $106 miUJon dollars In providing energy' BIS~lance to low 1ncorrMi iamUJes. • . • Roberts sald those rece1v1ng money 1ast year w10' automaUcally receive an application ror either i'eguJar or emergency tundlng th,ls year In the man.: A tolltreephonenumber,l-aKI-2824!1Kl,lsavaUable tor those ~v!ng any questions about the programs, /Miners, operators in do-or-die stage of contract talks 8pm-9:50~m Days IUihll""• . . . .I - ..... I 5 Small •2.19 . 6pm-1:20pm 8pm-9:50pm 6pm-1:50&m 6 pm-7:5 pm h ••••••• MUMs - I,W T, TH lllllnnlnc lly-tlcs (Aps && up). ll•·llllm ................................................................................... $20.00 . Adwncecl S,•n~llics (Alesi & IP). 10:15 IM.·li:JOIII ................ ;............................................. $22.00 llllblt lvP (Aps U} 11:45 1111·12:45pM .......... ;.........................,..................................................... $20.00 ' ' . ' ...... •2.99 .. ,, Days Nan-Crttllt Pr•-= · • POTATOES so LL S6n IARnmPEARS ASSOITED HARDY lpplicatlonl from low Income tamlllel for It the udllty·ll not partlclpatlllf In tJie Jli'OII'IIII, R.obertlaald a youcller cu be I.ued tol!!!lppay 111111. 'Mao llle add!d,!t. bulk tuelll Ulld u !be prln\aty 90III'Cl! of Mat, or U heat II paid by 1 landlllnl.· a voucher can be I•=' to help CIMI" !be bilL The p!!l'llt!lltCe CNd1t received. Rotle'tlllld, will be based OD 1111! ~'llbiuill! b-IJit pn!ioed1J1112 months. 'I"11I! ~ 1ncorne II$7,110JII!!"~w.lthfl.&IO added ... each ~ member. ' more bridges .... ' U.an ·planned •I 10 Ll. $14t IANANAS.".. 4 Lb. 11tle FUIIII of Accolntin& Fulld of Dtsilfl Skttchin& Persontl fin1nc'e IIIII leview Bee. Shorthlnd lite. TypiRI program, ROOerts said appilcatiOns tor emergency auJst•nre are )taitdled.oo the local level thrwgh the said. "!- C:ULJPOUS - Winter II 011 Ill WI!Y. With the cold -the!' comet hlih heating lllllJ, which puts. crimp 10 ·111811)' IJudatU. But there Is help b- IOII"le loW ' lncan~ tamllies woo muat onetime$ cJioo&e betwwu heating their residence and eating. ' N!IJICY D. Rob!!rtl. Ohio Home Energy A1111tance Proirllll spohi!Dpetut, sald the •ta!Al has s~ taJdna -~~ WIIIIIID COWGI - 011 CAMPUS AMISH-TRAIL BOLOGNA CHEESE BuTTER BACON & SAUSAGE JEWES & JAMS · Golde!~ 023 124 121 381 515 783 783 104 7 MONDAY -UIIID&Y - .SIIIIAY 1I·· tft...U POMIIY, OIL JUST ARRIVED/ Reel & ' ~ ' JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL . Call JoAnn at 992-3382 APPLES ' . S.C. 10 Sections, 84 p.... IO Centa Multfmedlalnc. NMnPIPIPif 1 .,, S.ptwt blr 16, 1911 Non·Crodit Offerings: Budeet Buffets, Tuesdays (1012-30), 5 msions, 7pm-9pm Holiday Crtlts. Tllundays (10/4-11/1), 5 susions, 7pm-9pm Tumble Bu& GymnaS1ics (tp 4-7) . . Stetion I, Tuesdays (10/2-30), 5 Sllsions, 7 pm-9pm Section 2, Thursdays (10/4·11/1). 5 SHSiOIS, 7 p~~t-9pm Beeinnin& Gymnastics (Aps 7-up) Section 1, Tues4ays (10/2-30), 5 sessions, 7pm-9pm Section 2, Thtrsdays (10/4·11/1). 5 stsiions, 7pm-9pm Computer Literacy Section I. Tuesdays (10/2-IZ/4), 10 sissions, 6:30pm-9:30pm Section 2. ~tdnesdays (9/26-12/5). 10 sessions, 6:30pm-9:30pm Memorial graveside services for Miss Addle Mae PoweU, 61, Pomeroy, whodledSept. 6, will beheldat2 p.m. Sunday at the Greenwood Cemtecy Jn Racine with the Rev. ·Carl Hicks oft!c!at!ng. MemQrlal contributions can be made to ~ Meigs Unit of the American Cancer . . . . . o...... By JOHN F1UEDMAN ' OPEN REGISTRATION ....105 s. ' wm qualify wUl receive • pen.'entage credit 011 tt.!lr . ·Saturday. '' , . lli'!una 10 help lhein otfBet hlih energy COllis. FrtendstnaycallatPhllllpsFuneral Home, Ironton, from &-9 p.m. five Points Class · ~ lARAIE CLASS ,.....,, ",.... .' Reeistration will be accepted at t~e first scheduled class session if space is avaiiable. NO texts will be available for purchase at the first class session. , DIK• • IHome heating add available to area. reside~ts : Open reeistration will be held on Monday, ~ptember 24at the Davis Career Center on the campus trom 9am-~oon, 1:30pm-4:00pm and 6:00pm-8:00pll. . , · Fall Quarter classes btcin Tuesday, September 25 and end Friday, December 14, 1984 WEDNESDAYI . 7:30 p.M. OPIII W. IIAIII ST. Galllfla• l'tiint Ph11111pt .. EASYDI HIGH SCHOOL 0 ••• • . , . . . . . . . .. 0 • • •••••• • tnttS ' . IIIII. 19 No. 32 i'Q ' ,.,....., ,... FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS Mason Methodist Church IEGIIIIIIG 011 dall, and Mrs. Herbert (Joyce) Long, all or Columbus; and Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Bowman Qf Jackson; a son, the Rev. Wllllam C'.oot!all of Rt. 1, Patriot; lour grandclllldren; a brother, Andrew of Langsville; and a sister, MUdred · Scurlock ot Columbus. · Shewasalsopreceded!ndeathby ·a sister. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Jn · Waterloo United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Chiu-les Herrell oll!ctat!ng. Burial wUl be In Fox-Fairview Cemetery. l>eMIIa ... ........................... A·'7 F.dlortals ouuo u ooo o oo o oo o . . aooo o A-2 &pc.ia •• (r 1-8 Take-()oe . ... ... ... ~ .. ... ..... lrllelt • ' Phone Jt&istrations will lit accepted on Friday, September 21 from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Calll-800-282· 7201 Ext. 301 (Ohio only) or (614)·245-5353 Ext. 301. TUESDAY, 7:30 P.M. . -- ... _ Monday and TIMWIIIJ', •· daugh· ters, Edith Goodall, Mildred Goo- Ohio weather: · · chllly temps over weekend -Page A-4- .U..Ihe IUver ............... Jl.l-1 t-------------;.__ ~, IY PHONE tour SLINDERELLA DIET CLASS Extalded Forecaat o of the late Everette and EstaMahan Myers, she was a mem~ ¢ Waterloo United Methodist Church. She married Orlyn Goodall, who surVives, on AprU 15, 1938. ' Inside; A judp hu ordered ·that voter reglscraiion be allowed in an OJ:tio welfare ol&e-P&If'D-l ,....... Community College eat1ons and times: . , Monday, Sept. 17 Entern Hilh School 9:30am-1:30pm 6pm-8pm Tuesday, Stpt.l8 leip Sr. Hi&h School 9:30am-1:30pm 6pm-8pm Thursdly, Sept. 20 Wellston Hi&h School . 9:30aM· 1:30pm 6pm-8pm Monday, Sept. 24 · Jackson Hill! School · 9:30a•·1:30pm. 6pm-8pm These special re&istr~tion locations art for off·Cimpus. mktnd and speeial classes only. 110 re&istration will be taken by phone on these dates at these locations. rr=======;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::::::::::::::;~ CLEVELAND (AP) The wtnnJng number drawn Thursday night · In the Ohio Lottery's daUy game, ''The Number," was 28!1. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the wJn. ' • William Buckley di8CUMe8 the question of impc»'"' ~'• beliefa on Olhen P81f' A-2 REGISTRATION INFORMATION College and results--Page C-1 .· _;~-----~ B1 h!II ........................... A.S -Page 0.1 Ad~itional information, reeistration, In peymtnts, and text purchases lillY lit done at the followinalo· Applications available for HEAP program · Applications lor the Hmne Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) are avaUable at several locations In the two county area, accord!ng to the GaJlla-t;,lelgs Meets Monday Community Action Agency. The Southern Local School Board HEAP Is designed to help offset Will meet In regular session Mon- thehlghcostofwlnterheat!ngblllsof day, 7 p.m., at the high school low Income and elderly households. EHg!ble hooseholds must he at or cafeteria. below 150 percent of the Federal Poverty Guldellnes, or an annual Veterans Memorial incomeof$7,470!oroneperson,plus $2,610 lor each additional household .Admissions--Robert Roush, Lemember. HEAP Is now an emertart, W.Va.; Mabel Pauley, gency assistance program. Middleport. Applications can be picked up at Discharges---Pearl Sisson; :1 . La~ Sb8ron Icenhower; Templeton,Keith Jr.;P!<;kens; Media I Nancy Goodall, 70, Rl. 1, Patrlot, died Thursday a!ternoon In Lawrence County ·General Hospital, Ironton. Born AprU 19, 1914, In Walnut Tcmnsh!p, Gall!a County, daughter From pt mill to civic project hand. YOWII people wiD have an Flllllllles .or !ndlv!duals who opprlunlty ID take part In a ca~ attend are asked to take aluminum scramble fQr cash. · cans and new8J)IIpers, bundled or A beet berbecue luncheon wW be baaed, to recycle for the Special avaUable at a nmnlnal fee and ll!e Olympics program. Qeef Day II tree of charge and IS · music' and entertalninent will be presented during the lunch hour. open to the publ!c. For additional ~ door prizes wW be I!Warded ln!Drrnl!tion contact the Meigs alollg with a - gate at the end or' County Cooperative Extension Ser· the day. Materlllllfm the pte were vtce, ~ IN PERSON Also swvlvtng are O~S.U.•Washington Lumbe!", Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Addie Mae Powell Nancy~all Valley • A rea deaths . rorcattlewtthrepreientatlveatrorn donated by pllamlacelltlcal rornpan1es to be on · Middleport. -'.. • ·· ~ ... .,. .., 1111111•* a ,., 1 • ~ ... " . • 5 " I .. _ . j , ' I �.' ·~ .Comment ···... and perspective -Ssptlll'l'lber 16, 1984 The Sunday Tim• S.ntinel , •• A-2 S.plsaJur 16, 1914 The Sunday Times-Sentinei--Page-A-3 position~ .....--.Business Briefs:-:--..., James appointed to Innovation Center Management program slated .Min·ors of.Mondale.___,_____Jam_e_s_J._K_,..ilpa__t_ric_k and create more units for poor and WASHINGTON - Walter Mon· save $51 b!lllon In lower costs of peace, wheat crops, energy costs ~ A Division of dale now has obUged a breathlessly Interest. He would pick up S!i billion aU ·these are maybe thls and low·lnCome peQple. · ~~ . Mondllf 1111 promised "a major , 1 ... rsm~ ~.._-r. t"'T""EE!! d•-==awaiting nation by letting us know by eliminating ''waste, fraud and posstbiy that. The Mondate pro,. q,v how he would achieve a reductlon·of abuse," which Is what they aU fBY. gram Is like a one-way railway new commllment to education." two-thirds In the. deficit projected he would cut unspecified "discre- ticket, good for this day and claSs How majQr Is major? lns par!y , ·821 'lblrd Ave.; GaDJpolls, Ohio tll Couri st., Pomef!JY, Ohio platform pi'OOllses a dozlen 001tly ' '. ' (614) 44&-23t2 (614) 992-2156 for 1989. He would do It with tionary programs" by S8 bWion; only. 1', and he woUld add Ul biUion In mirrors. The Mondale plan presents other new pnlll'ams of ald from nor-· ies through Jl"llduate schools. His This Is In the best tradition of such "spendlrig increases." Oaws to the skeptical eye. He ROBERT L. WINGETT On the revenue side, tbe aentle- pi'O(lOSeS a net increase of~ billion pro!ft(ae to cut lll1'm fii'OII'IIIll br $t promises. Ronilld Reagan pro. Publisher pounded the same sort of hocuS· mart would uk tax ~of $85 In non-defense api1Jldlhi, but there billion 1'\1111 hNdlonl Into hll r·., pocus In his campaign four years billion. He would take ln'$17 biWon Is no way under moon ar sun that campalp prorniJe to wor1t towl!'ll PAT WHITEHEAD from the revenues procluced by aso. His Idea was that by cutting the tleniOCI'ltk: cendkllte C9Uid COftU1ll!dlty prtc.oe IUpportlat ''par· HOBART WILSON JR. Assistant Publlsher·Controller economic growth. With everytblng he could so revitalize the pay far au the promises he has tty o( income." He Pl''l* . hlJIIer tax rates, Executive Editor In plaLoe, the projected deficit would economy that enough revenue made with. a mere $22 billion. Let spendlna on hazlrdoua· wutill, on clean air, on clean wlter, on w would come In to pay for a program drop from $263 biUion to $86 biUlon, me mention a few. . of higher.spending on defense l!nd a mere 1.6 percent of the gn:iss The aentJeman promises to spend and humanities; .on "tbe hllbeat loWe!' spi!ndlng on . non-defense national product, ~ we would all · mdre on roads and bridges, mass· quality of bealth'care" far wterue. items. It didn't quite work out that live happUy ever after. transit, water supplies, harbors, A new program would hire " hundreds of thousanda of Ullftn· way. The threshold trouble with aD ports and local sewerage systems. Now coin~"S Mondale. He hegins these " specifics" Is tluit ihey begin He wjll spend more on )ll'e!latal pii)Yed people to work -therbiDI with a ftgure of $263 bWion as the with Imaginary numben and.can· care, supPlementary food, school aDd lnatallblg 101111' l!llei'IY ~ .' I projected deficit for 1989. He w~ not rise much above the level of ll!nches, child nutrition, child care, in mUllons of America hornn."~ I ~ cut defense spending by $25 billloti, maJ<e.belleve. It Is hokum, pure and a new proeram to prevent and would make the needl of cltlel "a In part by kllJlng the MX mlssUe hokum, to suppose that anyone can treat child abuse. He wiD re!itore fellerlll prtorlty O!lce ·apJn.'' He would create a new national and the B-1 bomber; he would cut accurately predict · In SePtember government's role In helping aU '~ outlays lor hQalth ·care by $12 1984 what economic conditions wW Amerlclllll to find adequate and reconstruction fund to provide billion; he would cut !ann pro- . be In September 1989. lnflatiOn, affordable housing. Jle wiD UPIJ'ade loans to stalel and locllltln for ' grams by $4 billion; and he would unemployment, Interest ralft, Will', houalng In minority communities public works. The Jist goes 011 and . President Reagan couldn't have ~ed a better prop than Andrei on. I ' G~Jco If he Intends to contrast Amei'lcan sweet reasonableness with A5 for tax Increases, tile MonclaJe •( Soviet Intransigence at their meeting this month. Plan Is to soak tbe rlcll. 1bat II I But If Reagan's Intention is to explain U.S. policy on the stalled nuclear polltlcaUy awe-Jing but ft.c.uy . mtns talks or on the many otl!er areas of disagreement_,the Soviet foreign deceptive. A taxpayer I In the Is the right man tor that, as weD. m.<m braCket now J11Y1 • tax Ill most of his career, Gromyko symbolizEd till! Kremltn's tough perhaps $64,1nl. Monclale would 957, when he was named tothepJSI, healreadrwas known as the raise this to about $71,<m. FIDe! But So/(et "nyet" man. In tact, his appOOitment as ambassador to Washington out of TT million ,!allllllle returns, In •1943 at the tender age of 38 was intended as a snub. 1 only 125,<m are predlcatal on And yet, Gromylro also Is an able diplomat who has dealt with eight . Incomes above DX!.tm. The 1111 presidents leading up to Reagan. money Is down tiEl! In the fu> au acounts, he Is at the height of his powers at 75. Analysts within the llvelthoods ol the 72 mlllloll faml1iH S!fte Department and outside agree Gromyko holds greater sway over with Incomes undel' SSl,WO, end Soviet fQrelgn policy than anyone else In the collectlve leadership, poostbly 2 ulttmafely they must beer the bnilll ' Including President Konstantln Chernenko. ~ of any really lucrative jllogiam Ill )\tier the Sept. 28 meeting in tlie White Hoose, he reports to the Politburo hflher tiXes. F and probably to the Corron~ Party Central Committee meeting which Let me revert to fundamentall. • otftctals here expect to he convened In ell1'1y October. AU the bar charts and projectlolll Gimlyko 1s the first ranking Soviet official Reagan has seen 1n his 44 and speculations and conjectures mbnlhs In the White House. It won't be a nEgllllating session; arms control are the stuff of•polltlcal enter111D· talks wW remain suspended at least untO next year. . meot. They luive about tlie 1111b- · Reagan says he might be able to convince the fOreign mlrilster "the stance of cotton candy. What we Ulllted States means no harm." ~ also, according lo a knowledgeable !mow' taking the gentlemen 011 their U.S. olflclal, Intends to lll'ge the Soviets to give ground on human rights by words, 1s that MciiiUle rea&rds a ea\;lng up on dissidents and political priSoners and reviving Jewish tax lncreaae u · a flrllt ~; erillgratjon. Reagan regard~ a tu IDCreueu a SecretarY of State George P. Shultz wiD go ·into more detail with 0 Jastresort.'l'hlllwecanbeltew. The Gf.Omyko beforehand, at a meeting In New York. TQPics on the agenda 9 rest If mOstly moonsbine. lnel• Improving trade and 1Dcreas1J!« sclmtltlc exchan~. 1 .No major breakthroughs are In pnxspect, however. "It's more a question "• wl)at' Impression r.tr. Gnmyko comes out with and takes back to the h Politburo," said the olflclal, who spoke only If not Identified. 2 Grornylro came to Washington in 1941 as counselor to the Soviet ' . ' . I Einbassy. In two years he was ambassador. By 1946 he was chief Soviet 1 WASHINGTON - On Friday, U.S. Marines In Beirut. . In the area, It must get along with have been Signs that "Arablsts" r delegate to the United Nations. In 19!1'7 he was foreign minister. Aug. 3, Israeli Ambassador Melr ~t and Murphy tried to haVe pined the ucendancy In the the SyrianS, they ..y. even If H Rosenne met behind clOsed doors soothe ·tJie ruffled Iscaell. They Intermediate ~h for a workable · means Jcnorln& thm iESpUiillblllty ~ with Undersecretary d State Rl· suggested that Murphy's contro- u.s. policy in the Middle Dst. for · the bombing ol tile U'.S. 2 chard Amiacost, and the assistant versial statement had been taken embassy In Betr.ut and the l'llW'den InfDI'IMI liiJUl'Cel llave pointed c. secretary for Near Eastern affairS, out of context They pointed out that d of the Martnes. ' out to my a880Ciate Lucette Lag· '· •. ' I . s Richard Murphy. · Syria W!15 stU! on the Sllte 'Ibose who detect a "tilt" toward nadli that Murphy, the former u.s. ' The subject was U.S. policy ot countries Oepartnient's blacklist Syria point to the recent appointaniblssador In Damascus, Is well 2 toward Syrta, .·one of Israel's mos,t .that support terrorism. ment ot veteran diplomat WOllam c • knOWn .for lits pi-o.Arab sympa· • e Implacable and radical enemtes.1 the State Department pair Stili, Eagleton as designated U.S. am· thles. His prallle of the Syrians for : The State of Ohio mandated including Infants, pre-school, schOol · Rosenne expressed his concern tiptOed delicately around the Issue. being "helpful" In Lebanon was no bassa\lor in Danwcus. ~ titrough S.B. 160 and S.B. 169 that age, and adults, the need tor more has a history of enthUslum ·tor tach county shaD create a Board of teachers, aides, administrators, over Murphy's recent statement to They repeated the ritual pledges ol slip of the tongue, they ..ld. but a Congress that Syria was being support fQI' Israel, but they didn't deliberate, Cl11!fully planned stateradical Arab reaJmes. Wilen lie ~D. hire staff, and operate support stalf, and facUlties became "helpful" in the continuing poUtk:al speclflcaDy dlsctalni Roaenne's .~ headed the u.s. Mtsston to Ubya, ment Intended to send.a message to (IOOgrams for the Mentally Re- evl!f' pressing. crisis In Lebanon. Did this. he suspicion. For he may not have he eagerly courted Muammar both Israel and ·the Arab world. larded/Developmentally Disabled A .4 mill operational levy was change In U.S. asked, Indicate a j been wrong .. QaddaU, /Is head of tile mt.lon to The "Arablsta" argue that Syria ~ltlzens within the state. presented for the first time In 197lto pol\cy on Syna? Rosenne remlllded Since the Lebanon debacle, there Iraq, be was lnstnunftltal In tile 1 Is the key to IllY overaU Middle : These County Boards are·autho- the voters in GaJJia County tot the ~ the Amei'lcans that Syria had has been an air of contention InSide admlnlltratlon's tOt toward the East settlement. If the United rized (mandated by law) to receive beneftt of the Gallla County Board encouraged, If not OUtright lOSt!· the State Department. Lately, there ' Slates wants to have any Influence rldlcal regime of Sadcsam Huueln. 1 idequate funding through tax of MRIDD. This lnltlal effort of ~ ~es. grants, tuition, and county voter support was passed by a large gated, the October massacre of Commissions to develop physical majOrity. However, In 1975, the v tacllltles, hire adequately trained budget .commission decided to ·_F._. \ protesslonal starr, and provide reduce the .4 miD levy to .3 miD. I p'rogrammlng appropriate for This was perhaps the beginning of The born-again sensitivity io the biblical declarations having to do highly explicated values, and get . every Amer1can were permitted to those individuals with needs that the financial problems that have F Idea of "Imposing'' one's beliefs on with the brotherhood of man, he this,', whereas aD the religiously dissent actively from the Imposition cannot be met In public schools or plagued the program ever since. •I . other community programs. It was evident In the early days of others awakens sleepy Ubertarlan would not wish to impQSe such opposed values one hears about of values with which he cllsqrees, , Mental retardation knows no the school that a community spirit blood. The antl·statlst tradition In visions on his fellow AmeriCans? these days (e.a.• permtsslve prayer to the tune ot rellevjna hlmieJt of $octal, economic, educational or of cooperatiOn eldsted for the Amer1ca, which Is far more Should Abraham UnColn, In order 1n the schoOls) dori't coat the the relevant tax burdell, wtly, wt racial boundaries. It can, and does, benefit of I!Yeryone. However, since pronounced than the recently disco. to ..tJsty the separatlontsts, touow. dissenting taxpayer a cent, I would would end up with eometblntcllled F {lCCUI' in families of aU kinds. l!m, the county MR!DD program vered neutrality-toward-religion ' ing the words, "A5 God give~ us the . guess that maybe half, may~ "voluntary laxltlon:" An ldft aone t • The Guiding Hand and GaUco has presented. nine additional op. trldltion, Is suddenly lOOking up light to see," have Interrupted hll · three-quarters, of tbe tul!l paid by . with the Wind. •'1 l>rograms afford developmental, portunitles lo tbe voters o! GaDia over the Cortin in which It has been injunctionl to Chartty and btother· the minority J10 tO flllance state · 'I'hole who haw IUddenly dlacoeducational. and vocational train· County to pass a levy of support but buried aD the9e years. Time hood to the extent that 1tieae activity with which that lnlnorlly Is vered tbe Iniquities In "lmJI(IIIq" lng from birth through adulthood. ; only one has passed. that one betng magazine, In Its roundup on the . Impulses were generated .In him by not 1n sympathy. And tJits Is true their values on tbe tnlnoi1ty are ,, No matter what the level of mental . the continuation of tbe 197llevy of state-religion controversy, reports his belief In a divine order! whether we are talking about the goJna to luive 1o give up a wayofllfe I In its current ~. "the usual · fetardatlon, it has been found Its the reduced .3 mW which narrowly It ill fascinating to aee Demo- COIIIIei'Vatlve,mlnol1tyorthesoclal· If suddenly they take t11emse1vs etrects can be drastically reduced • passed In 191Jl. Therefore, It Is not reading of the FJrst Amendmen,t is cratlc politicians suddenly so de- 1s1 mlnortty. seriously. I'd r11ther bow my bead F through early Intervention and too difficult to see why the GaUia that government and the president mure and withdrawn on the · You do remember when (It stUI and (toncue In cheek) recite llabiUtattve programml!ig. County 169 Board has had to pursue -are supposed to be officially neutral buSiness of "lmPD41ng'' values on hlppens, here and t~~er.e• the pra)lft'l dictated to me by Fritz· ~ ~ ; From eaJ'Iy Idea of help and thetr efforts fQr funding from the about reUgton, neither aiding nor others. I~ not certain that I could taxpayer 1n· Yamahl, Wuh., or •Mondale than go to the bank evety . hindering lt. .. l}nderstandln& lor less fortunate ·County Commtsslon. walk from here to the street comer Fl eea:free, N.H., announced that nve minutes and draw out clleea to 1 1bat would astonish about 39 without observing some law that be would not pay the portion of his a Mondale adlnlnlstratlon to pay children, the GaDJa County School . It Is doubtful If any ot!ler lor Retarded Children, as It was household, organization, .or bust· presidents who forthrightly, in reflects 10111ebody:s values, and It tax bill tJ:Iat went to IUblldlze that tor (II'Oirama that Ieftoeet 1111 d jhen known, has . grown 10 a ness in the county could operate Whatever stylistic variation, de- -makes very Utile dlffeJetiCe to me part ot OW' military JlfOII'8II\ with values. c • prQgtam that includes mentally effectively on the same amount of elat-ed them.lelves and their coun- tflat the leiiiJator .of 0.. values which ht wu 1101 In IYI'Ipathy'! If 3 ~larded Individuals from birth to dollan they had In 19'71 without try Cie~~tures ol God, alld would WOftlllel'thatfiehadlnDO~been • ' .-~_.;.-r---.;.._-..,...,.;_.;.;:__.....,..., •· 2 certainly astonish the Congress that tnfluellced by religion In li'rtYiq at tleath.as weD as developmentaUy seriously damaglnc tbelr (lO.IrpOie. 0 ' 41isabled residents of tbe county. The current result of the above in decreeln& the Northwest Ordi' thole \lalues. The IWdl Ill the 3 ; The GaUia County Board of problems has been that ~ )69 nance made specific provisions tor values of tile majm1ty alendl eYf!r c Mental Retardatlon!Deveioprn(!n· · Program Is struggling to meet its religious schools, and the Con· so fll'. And the notiClll that It II v •.. £11 Disabilities began Apr1115, 1963 mandated programming obUga· g1 esaes that day after day bowthetr poulble to lflll1'8te t11a1e valun n heads, however Inattentively, while that are b¥plred by re~tpa trom ~th a class of 12 students that met lions and always under the dark c chaplains, paid by pub)lc funds, thole that II'etl't Is • diiJJeu&e ~ the Grace United Methodist cloud of uncertainty. 1 It IS said that a society indicates Invoke God, trerjuently Inattentive, Signiund Freud would nut have (:burch under the capable teaching tl e! Mrs. Annabelle Ball. thetr humanity by how they treat to sbed lds blesslnp on their a«epted. 0 Not onb' doel the prevaUing, \ Expenses for the ftrst year of the elderly and those who cannot machlnatlonl. - \. Buf aet this buslncs about not aecil7arls1 etlD aft to lmpole qperatlon were only about $3,(Q) belp themSelves. · -..-lo- 1 I nta1, I.e.. tbe tvlllch were raised mostly thnJuih We are llln! that the Otlzenl of Jmpoilaa one'i "relilloul" values ...._ on t ' ma.ity, H dati DOl laltAIIt to tu 011 other peoglle! Doel. that JI1Nll ~kitts and contributions. In 1,_, the GaUia County want the remnt to I them far tile privilege. I k11ow of no pawa County Coounilllonerl do- show that when the opportunity that When Martin Luther ktq Jr. l · ..ted St.<m !rom the genellll fund came to help their specjaJ halldl· asked 'for ctvll rlghtl Jaws that Cbrlstlln or JPN who willies to ( to ao to the Jli'Oil'Bm fol' openatiOnal capped neighbors, friends. and would forb?d AmerlcaDs from ~ clllleDten to boW their I from the""* ..c ixpenles. reiii!VeS, they took up thedlalleale certlln practlcel to Whlob they had headl i A. Jaws beeline ElliC,I!d and the and met their obllptlon. We kllow become aCC\IItomed, 1)11 moyw( are gtvea. But I illlow 1011 of ~ Jncreued Jn IICq)t! and tbat eiiQUih ClllztiW care for What ougllt DOt to bave been heeded Ouiltlalll ..-! Jews who In their •~ It muved-111 Wl3to the facilities this program Is dolli1l and that they because be spoke It from the pulpit, .&ecular llwe DOl oidy ult •to bow I fun- R bQPFenwlckHigh wW actively support Ita~ IUid and mlllt explicitly stared in the our hlsdlbldllei-toa_..IDl ' ttce of IIIII God, IUid laW lhel'e of laws tJiiat pent ~ . Ill = 9 I a, Oldo, lor objectives. • .,.... a~.. 7)111tstboolbut Jollll Rille, Supt. IIIIIIIDI. dlvtlle ~In 1111 trom WhO .... to l'etlt 1111 ..... ~to"'-" IIIII w1tsu our • iJIO sa ,llllllllt 3 1 II I ?2f 'P· Oil bl!halt alllldn! m' ' •T st) lid Marla clllkiNtl are tu 10 to .Ut idloa?. Kine llawcavlled that, totlleateat t lWJt•llrtsa 'I . lwell GuldlngHandiGIIIII stat! ( . lnwlved ID theM de!'liln"i are that hll vlalon was Wumlnalal by 4.1r. • 11111 7hilt by . tbea, , Pan..-oy Mlddlsport-Gallipolit, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. $.eagan couldn't _have ~icked a ·better prop ATIIENS - KeY functions of management wW be detAiled In a programentt~ ''What Managers Do," tobeheldon~ys.Oct. 9 through Nov. 6, from 6: lJ..9: XI p.m. at Belpre Public Utnry. . The program, sponsored by Ohio Unlverslty'scontlnulngeduclltion ~am, Is desJ&ned fol' new managers needing an understanding of tlie manaaement process, Fees are $150 for one ·participant, $140 for two from the same organizatiOn andS13Jforthree or more from the same organization. · Participants are ellg1ble for twO hours of -underp'aduate credit. . lnfolnlerellted peJ'SOIIS $hPI!Jd contact Karen Jones at !l!M-e1 for more nnatiOn. ·Incorporation ]J(lpers fi~d GAU.IPOLIS-MichaeJLarklns,4!12KathySt.,halllledartlclesof lncollJOr&tion with. Secretary of State Sherrod l3mwn's offlce for Larkins Inc.. · I..arklns is listed as Incorporator and agent. · Home resale activity increases COLUMBUS - Home resale activity In the second quarter of thls year was 9.8 percent higher .than the same quarter last year, according to figures from the Ohio AssociatiOn of Realtors. . Existing .oo,ne sail!5 in the state i'OIIIl 1o 145,100 units duriJJa the ·!lfCOIId quarter, compared to 132;100 units for thesameperkld In 1!183. Nationally, resa~ actlv1tyfor slngle-tamUy homes. condominiums and cooperatiVes during tbe second quarter !'Ole 10.8 percent from the same perlnd l~t year to a seasonaUy-adJusted 8lllallll rate of 3.29 mOllon units. •'The rise in iesaJe volume occurred largelY becauae of the widespread use of adJustab~rate mo~ ... said Walter J . DeGroft Jr. or Toledo, president: of-the XJ,(Q).member state realtor group. . . • ATHEN$ - A 36-year-old Proc· torvUJe man has been named associate director of the Ohio University Innovation Center. Ronald H. James, executive dlrectoroltbeLawrenceEconomlc Development Corp. In South Point, will 8SIUme the Innovation Center position on Oct. 15. "Ron James• experience and expertile In aovenunent, .regional affairs and economic development equip him weD .tor his new re1P01111bllltles," said Wilfred R. Kollill!br, center director, In mak· lng the aniiOIIliCerlient. At the Innovation Center_ · establllbed In 1982·to prolliClte the developi-t of new, technology· based bullnesses - .J ames wUI. d1recl daUy operations, Interview prospective clients, and develOp long-term activities With regional and state lll'OIIJlll, both In the Public . and private sectors. James, who also has served as executive director of the Greater Lawrence County Area Chamber of Commerce since June 1984, brings, to his new position broad expe. rlence, lncludlngsomenlneyeai111n state government. From 19'7!1 to early 1983, he Will> representative tor Ohio House District 92, during which hecbalred for four years the committee on publlcutllltlesthatwrote.thepubUc utllltles commission ~tructurtng Jaw. He !hen servedasdeputy4Jrector ·of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources before · assuming his current position In Octolier 1983. Prlar to his work in state government, James was an adver-· !Ising account executive for the Times Trader In RuSsell, Ky. , a social worker for the Lawrence County Welfare Department and sales manager for' Southem Ohio · Kawasaki In Proctorville. A 1966 graduate of Fairland High · School. James received an asso· elate degree in advertisi ngJournalism from MarshaU Untver· slty in 1971. He Is the son of' James H. and Geraldine James ol South Point. He and his wife, Jackie, have two daughlers, Brea , nin e,. a nd Summer, siX. Clients of the Innovation Center Include Chelco Electronics Inc., a manufacturer of hearing testing equipment; Morehart Research and Development, an engtneertng finn that wiD markl't a system lor ·- measuring liquids In hlgh·volume slorage tanks; and Technlcom , a start-up firm that will prodUce--\! technical manua ls. ~ Two other center clients are : • Dlagnostlc Hybrlds inc.,aspinotfof ~ : university research that uses· tecomblnant genetics techniques to :l diagnose viral and bacterial tnfec· •1 tlons with far greater speed and accuracy than currently available, ~ and Embryogen Inc., a ftrm thlit ~ will market genetlcaUy Improved )1 livestock. Also a spinoff from f: university research in recombinant ~ : genetics, Embryogen Is the only : ~ commercial partner in a new state and industry-funded ·research con· 1 sortlum foc usin g on a nirila1 blolechnology. ' :1 I !: :l tj !l r-..;..-------------- --- ---- :l •: l . ~.~ I _, Fs/1 Suit stid Cost Ptomotlon • All Fan & Winter :· Real estate program slQted Coats POMEROY - "Blueprint for Real ~slate Sales," a continuing education 'program olfei'e<l by the Southeaatei'n .otuo BOard of Reilltors and the OhiO ASSociation of Realtors, will be conducted on Sept. 26. ' ' The program 1s being offered to members ot the state association and non-members who are licensed Ohio real estate pracUttoners. Every Ucenaee In Ohio mliSt now cmlplete. 11 hwrs of protesslonaUy upgraded continuing educatiOn every three yeaiS to 888Ui'e the public that qualified professlorials are handling real estate transactions. . The local course, to be held at Buckeye HUis Career Center In Rio Grande, wiD satisfy six of the 11 hours. The gnogiam wW be held from 9 a.m. untn 4 p.m., and the registration .tee Is SM. For addlttonallnformation and registration. contact Pottle Turner or Jean Trusaell of the Southeastern Ohio Board of Realtors, ED! E. Main St., PomerQY, at 992-2259. Including Forecaster. London Fog and ' 1 • ' all wools. · 20°/o OFF All Suits 20o/o OFF Area personnel file ' •' • P~Arab till----...-------~----'-_;;,j_ac_kA_nde._rso_n ~Iter to the ·e ditor ... . · 'Setting the record straight' I · ..-- ... 9.90% ·* • "l . •'n . 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Pau~--.'.1iddleport-Gollipolit, Pomeroy • Micldleport-Gollipolis, Ohio Point Plea1a11t, W. Vo. r----Weather:------------. 4 I . ' ~ne State forecasts omo Partly c;loudy Saturday night. MostlY sunny Sunday, ~s Saturday nlght between 38 and 47. Highs Sunday between 00 and 67. NOimiWI!M, ~ CEN'IRAL , Partly cloudy Saturday illght. Laws near \10. Mostly Slilu1y Sunday. Highs In the mid 606. The·chance of rain ls :D ~t Saturday illght . and near zero Sund{ly. , CENTRAL JAKE; SHORE, EAST lAKE SHORE NOR'l1IEA8T, CENTRAL IUGIDANDS Partly cloudy Saturday night. Lows In the mid«&. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs between 00 and 65. The chance or rain Is :al percent Saturday nlght and near zero Sunday. MIAMI VALlEY, CEN'mAL, EAST CEN'I'R,M. . Partly eloody Saturday night. Lows .be\Ween \10 and 45. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs In the mid sci;. 'the chance of rain Is :a~ percent S;lturday nlght and near zero Sunday. . SOU11IWEST, SOU'l1l CENTRAL P~ cloudy Saturday night. Lows In the rnld «&. MosiJ¥ S1!11J1Y · Sunday. Highs, In the mid as. The chance ot' rain. Is :a~ percent Saturday njght and near zero Sunday, lAKE ERIE Winds, northwest 10 to W knots Saturday night and west to · northwest 10 to ID knots Sunday. Partly cloudy Saturday 1\ight. Mostly sunny Sunday. Waves 3 to 5 feet Saturday nlght. , , ' ; I I '. ' -.~ \r(j.'i:tl/ Warm- Cold..-y' Showers Rain Flurries Snow Stationary •. ' . ; I . WEATHER MAP - The National Weather Service fo~ showers Sunday lor parts of Washington, Utah, Arl7.oaa, N~ Meldco, Colorado, and Florida. Showers are also predicted In a band I I ( .• stretching from Oldabollla nort11 to the Dak01a8 and Minnesota. ( AP ,,. Laserphoto). • .. Extended Ohio forecast l ( MONDI\Y TifROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair through the periOd. Highs In the 'mi. Lows trori.l the 4IE • Monday and Tuesday to the 50s Wednesday. :; · Colder weather forecast ,,I • , .By The AssootQted Press 1' The National Weather Service says chilly weather Is In the picture for Ohio. Tempera!W"es at 5 a.m. Saturday were In the 50s to the low as. Chesapeake .was the wannest spot In the state with 64 degrees, and ,i Toledo,the coolest with 51. , '• Showers were diftlcult to get rid of and continued across Ohio ~ • duJ1ng the night. Rainfall amounts for the six hour pertod ending at 2 Inch. However, Zanesville ,.·• - a.m. were generally less than oo.,_,uarter ~ " ,• received 0.29 Inch and Marietta 0.411nch. '' . Saturday nlgtit will be partly cloudy with lows mostly In the 40s.lt ''. will be sunny and a little wanner Sunday with highs In the 60;. . A cold front extended from West Vlrglnla southwest to oorth Texas ' ,. this morning. A large high pressure fl.l'ea was centered over the ~ • upper Plains. The cold front will move south to the Gulf coastal states Saturday night. The high pressure will move to the southeast and be ;: ,. centered over Ohio late Sunday. ·' l ~ - t F' • F 1 E F b ". l " 8 0 ,.1 • " l 1 r .. l c. d ' 9 2 ( ~ j l j I : b n •n \ . I ~ •'b ~' ~ f t •r c 1 " I " cl f n ~ . ~~ 1 n •' d' ( of tampered cheese continues told a news coiiference Friday that Locker said In one Instance, 'a he has halted distribution of cheese woman In Troy reported finding remaining from a lot of 6!ll cases , needles In two 5-pound blocks of sent to Troy and Piqua from a cheese. He saldsbe threw one away federal goverrunent-contracted and turned In the other, which warehouse, Merchants Coli! ·Star- contained two sewing needles. age, Cincinnati. On Thunday night, he said a man In Bradford, which also Is In Miami (_eo_nt_tnu_ed_fro_m_pa_ge_Al) County, reported finding one needle in a block of cheese but said he already had discarded it. teim extensiOn of l\9Spital c~. he The director, In response to would ilot rule out long-term care if questions, said he wasn't rullng out that fit Into the patient's ability to pay. But the real impact, he emphas- Hospital... ________ kept here f()r additional days, whatever ls needed, for a nominal fef In comparts ion with.the regular hospital costs." As for the cost, Lucasspokeofthe fee or reduced rate as being "some\hlng like $5(l.a day•: noting little longer with minimum rather that It would be mlnlmal, but still than acute hospital care, so that the sldlled nursing, care. transition from hospital tQ home "There are a lot of patients who would be a little easier. not only do we think, but doctors think and famllles think are being r-;;;;;:;:::;:;w;;;pji;w~l discharged to their homes much 'sooner than they should be", he said. "BUt decisions about discharges are really made for us because of C(]Sts", Lucas continued, and "sometimes they are hard decisions." saki that the hospital is !I )Justness, and like an businesses ~ust operate within a framewOrk to stay solvent and I! regulations restrict the number or days for Whleh payment can be made, then . ~orts are made to stay within that • time I! possible. ' Being able to provide short-term eX:tended and' Intermediate care, whleh might be covered by certain Insurance or even medicare for Umlted periods, could make a great difference to the family when the patient rtnally comes horne, Lucas commented. · " It will be a matter sometimes of simply getting the patient In a Utile bettercondillonsothatwhenhedoes gohome,hecan!Jeadequatelytaken care of by the family.'' The hospital administrator said that while he Ukes to view the propo6Ed new service as a short· :ae trarne - 0 3 _ ,, c i, •n (\ 1 Shotguns n,nd'g uns e e Rlfte,s · sen • Buy • ... 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TlcbhMMt Ia Picket~ Up ~ly hpt. 29th u.IW II I br ef lldretl lw ..... . .Now Off•ring With Therapist 1------------~-~-~----~-· I II . , I I X X MMiwt Supplrmtnt thot pays Hrr,ltlll, Mtclical allll S.geon plus Doctor Office ·calls. • I $1 4 9 X X X GUARANTEED ISSUE UFE INSUIANCE Atl AGES, REGAIDUSS OF MEDICAL IISTORY . ' y ALLEY BELL X LIFE 'INSURANCE· .. ' 2°/o MILK .._1 · Btowu · 4U SecoiiiiAwe. Gallpellt, Oh. SAVE '205 ? ~f,lii'11J. . Bater .. * __. ••· • ,-----------------------, - Crttics who II!I!Ue that Botha ~ - &'444.® FUNJUNS. hout .us. save·up to $59 ·coUPON SAVINGS • ' whose ~=:=:~ , But he said, "We have had no other notifications from any other lll'lia of the state." He also said ~ knows of no incidents In other states. James 'Thompson, a dEpartment investigator, said there was no eVidence that the man and woman whoreporti'Qflndlngtheneedlesare acquainted ~th each other. • pc.-ve "apartheid," the key tool movlngtooslowiYsaylhatc~~ orwhite{Uie- "race separation." South Africa Is measured by ~t Frklay's 1118\lillratlon ot Botha as w!lltes are wllltng to gtve up, not If state presldeat under a new what blacks request. They ~ ·:... constlll!tion waa part of a process forge~~utnerefonn. Botha uses the relatively sniiOl that began In 19'18 whell aotlta. then minorities, The president's supporters argue far·right constituency to stall If a newly lna11iUJ'8ted priJ;ne minis· But blaeks stW cannot vOle except he cannot move too fast, for fear of retom\: •· ter, warned the whites they woold in tribal hoolelanda. They cannot loelnetllesupportoftherightwithln Despite the new leglsla~ havetoadjUittosurvive. , live where !)ley choose; and the his party, base Is the chambersfOr DOJ)·Whites, Botha~ Therehasbeencllangc. Biacksoo government decides whether a Afrlkaner-spealdDgpopulatlon·des· · not hlntedatanydepariuretrcmttte longer bave to ride &ellegated black can work In white areas cendedtromearJyDutchsettlets. cornerstooeofhlsNatiolialPartyelevatoraor,worse,cUmbthestalrs. wbercthejobsare. , . "Ifhewentanyfaster he'dbeout "separate development" for ·tile They can dine alo!qpdde whites In a Schools, hospitals, beaches, ,, of office,;, said Simon 'Ferraro, a races. The president str eaed ln·bjs lew selected and: I;Oitly resta\11'81115 trains, buses and even liquor stores party worker 1n the Johannesburg inaugural address thatthecountJy:s and hotels. Sport and publlc parks, are segJegated, with the best suburb of Randburg w~ the character must be based oo POJNJ' PLEASANT.- Michael The maximum penalty . for · for the II)OSt part, bave been lnvartably ~ for"':!lltes. A largely Englilh·apeaktng popula· "reepectforoordltferentpopulatflil Wayne Gnabbl, 33, ' Charll!lltoo, fOI'RCIYisonetolOyearalnthestate Integrated. blackmanJsstW theboy, andhls tlon is relatively casual about groupsandpeoples, theirtradl~, W.VL,' WU COIIVietlll of fill eerY · penetentlary, MorpJt sajd. Black trade unions have fought wife, ''the girl." They work for "the applying apartheid taws. their hopes and~~~.'' ~ ;. · rrldJtY ..by s .llx-man, lllx-woman The trial, which began last aparthl:id on economic issues with master" and "the matlam." ,---------------.,.--.---------------------When It cernes ,to apartheid, • ~IDC'41~~ Coonty (W.Va.) Tuesday, was changed to Wood growing muscle. Eight major gold wNm ~ ~ted . a~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;i : Cnabbi wullf1iiJ\ally Indicted ~tn County change ot venue motion In late 11 The dream of furthering your education has never ·•' ~at lbleHY and: uttering In August. Gustke rulEd that preeent · been 10 close. SBC- Gallipoli• Campua - catering : ~ 11113; IICCel'dlnJ to Ma· hOstile ~er~tlment existed lgaiJISt , to the educational needs of Gallia. Meigs ~nd Me1on : IOJI,,Comly Proleeulor Damon B . . MlqanJr. . Counties! : . '"llle JulY did not convict Gnabbs -. ot ~· 11" JIUIIni '!he forved . fOP -, Now reglatering tor the Fell Quarter, beginning Sep· Grubbs waa one at two inmates chiD, but only flqlngit,'' Morpn wbo allegedly esi;:aped froftl the Mason Cwnty Jan AUg. 12. rn . . II tember 24, 1984. 1 The lrilld ID Parllerabiiill' fOIIIM!Ctloil with that incident, Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. fri. lnvolwd adleclcfllrPI:i.85tea!tved Grublls r.a ciJalllfS of aara9:00-12:30 or 6:00-9:30 Chocolate or llt Cltl:ll!nl Natlcllal Bank In Potnf vated robbery, IJ"8IId )&ra!ny aJid X .Communication& I pJeulnt on May 5, 1982, Morgan Jall break. by an Indictment · Golden Brown X Real Esute Principles &·Pr1ctices returned by a Mason grand jury ; ' Wood Circuli Judge Arthur Sept. 7. X buiute, WilD Willi appointed to hear Grubbs will beaiTalgned011 thole !be a ..lifter tbe defendant l1led a cllarp!l in Malon ClmJlt CGurt· X ~ llldn& Malon County Cir· aometime next week, MoriaD laid. X i:ldt Jud&e · Clareb! \yatt to In aMtian, Gr11bbs atllllaci!strlal X sec... a c_t_· ~. baJ let post-trial motions oo nine COWIII Of forgery and X b' Oct. lin Parkenbllrluttertna, the ~r noted. X JOHN A. WADE, M.D. the possibillty of a local prank and added that "all options are open to Botha's traclemark has ~ tQ talk about change w1thuut saying how far his National Party tntends'togo. SUch ambiguity promptB a par· thekl 's owooents to doubt the will m1JJes f4lce the posslbWty or a strike ooMooday. Thenewoonstlt\ltlonprovidesfor a Parliament with 5e8l ego~ted chambers lor , the Asian and "colored" - or milled-blood - • convicted of forgery Trade [446-()840 no~ but merely ch8nges that ~~n .jail,escapee 10°/o OFF ON ANY GUN IN STOCK _.......e non-whltell hall!! taken a step up In IJlCiely- but not the black majority. I.Jnder Botha, many whites feel they are adapt:tng .to Chan&!! with real refonn. Some say lhe n!fonns have gone too far: But critics and members at the 22-mllllon Strong black majority say there have been ~.Wooklbetokeepthe~~ta, r--~~llillllllllllililiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~;;~~~~~;:;:~::::::::;;;;;;;;;;~~ 3 '1, ~OlJ~® AUG. 16 THRU SEPT: 16, 1984 potatoes Win thus come ou·t of the ground with internal temperatures more favorable for retention of quallty through storage and processing. . • · ~----------------~----------------------------------------------~·------~~------~ ~ d :=;.::===-=:- ~.IM8.5l~ . - · SoU temperatures wlll decline steadily over the next lew days, reaching minimums In the 50s at the 4-lilch depth. Sugarbeets and .. ,. a:JLU?vlBUS, Ohio (AP) -State ;: agriculture officials continued their :: Investigation this weekend Into ·, reports that needles were found In ·· ·government surplus cheese by two , · people In Miami County. Agticulture Director Dale Locker ' ' , • """7 ~ Probe suro.:m. ille By 11m ~lated Press The autumn air betng forced out of Canada · will bl1ng tempeira!W"es wen beloW nonnal for the weekend In Ohio. Winds wlll remain strong enough Saturday night tQ keep the air stirred up near the surface and avert any threat of frost. Minimum tempera!W"es could dip Into the upper :ns In a few northwest Ohio locations, but lows In the low to mid 40s will be typlcal over most or thestate. ThecoldestairwillrnovebeyondtheStatebySundaynjght. so minimums should remain above ~rttlcal levels then also. . Spraying operations may~ able to resume for a while Sunday as conditions begin to'stabilize, but afternoon windS may still gust above control thresholds. A raln-iree period Is lndlcated for Monday through Wednesday. Temperatures wlll be undergoing a graduiu warmup dui1ng that time, with highs returning to the 71); and lows moderating from the 40s to the 50s. Hay cuttings rriade Sunday should cure at a IJKlderate pace with minimal risk of wettlllg, except for moisture added by dew. The lotterY 1Ejkl1ed _ . . . ot $736.!16.51 from W&itl bll 011 "'fttt Number." The e8l1IIIIP ~ <II IPs ol while llokkn d wtlllllflc tickets are entitled 111 shin game, ''The Nwnber1" was 579. In the "Pick 4" game played Monday through Friday, win,l)ing 81!61. Ohio agricultural advisory · ...;, ~ CLEVELAND (APJ The Sunday Times-Sentinel-l'og4t-A-5 Ohio Point Plea11111t, W. Va. ·:~Despite refortps, S. African blacks still disenfranchised Lottery winning n1liiiben · winning number drawn FridAiy ~~ In the Olllo Lottery's dally .. - 8-Pc. Aevale Signllure COpper Cookware Set . ~ • orgwe! I • our way of getting you in the :H's rholiday -sP.!rit! Just open a 3'h, 5 or 7 · ;:year certificate account at Gallipoljs : Savinp and choose any BONUS 11ft f~hown here. Youlaccount will earn • •• • • • • • • '*-f Royal Tour 4-Piece. 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In avoiding a collision, the patrol said Gllleywenlofftheleft sldeofthe . road and s1):uck a fence. The 9:14 ·a.m. incident resulted in moderate damagetoGWeY'splckup.McPher· son was cited bythepatrolforfatlure· to yield. • A 7:15p.m. accident on Ohio 7 Is still being investigated by the patrol. Officers said a car driven by Helen R. Nibert, 47, GaiUpolis Feny, W.Va., was stopped In tra1llc and · was reportedly struck from behind by a car driven by Dale F. Btng,li, Rutland. Theaccldentcausedllghtdamage to Bing's car. No damage was reported to Nibert's vehicle. . 'IbepatrolsakiAIIceA. Campbell, 45, Bidwell, was backll1a from a drivewaY on Lariat Drive and reportedly struck a car OWIII!d by, Barbara L. Ralslter. The 9:(11 a.m. . Incident caused llght damage to Rcsslter'scar. • F • ~ 4 I· 'f ' I . ( I I i l' l • I ' • il" t r to plaDt ..... fiiJwemc bun. - . left to fllla, Sheila Cwtlt, M.uile 11111m, DeiJble Weber, IIDII Belty De-. " '\ ' • I 'l• I ' . { ... ... ~;!' )> '' a z o - Ill I : .. =• ....... - ..... I !"'Zr- UI -- .. o .... Ill Ill " J F~tinfr grist mill t>ecoming a civic proje~ · -Remember when lu Chester meant crossing a bridge ovs Shade River . - q 8 OwJsl!ln&gr!st mill the forcedlberushlng, water tumbling over the Probably not, for that scene ctnr ~ more than a haif-century ago. Arraideinconcretestructurewas bullttOreplacetheroveredbrldgebi the mJd.twelltles, and the old mOl wlddl bai1 been In fltleratlon since the~1lm'swas torn town a few ~ later. • All tbat's left now as a reminder of that p6cturesque sceje otebester's earliest business Is a ~onol.stone waD and concretetoubdatlon, alollg with l*tW'es and postcards among the postlesSions of some of the sn'laJI ~··older residents. to assist with the purchase of plcnlc tables and trash rontalners . The Baums lOOk to aJIIStnlctlng a marker oo the plot Whlcb wW not only tell the siOry of the mill which operated for 111'8J'ly 151 ymns, but also feeture a pelntlng ol. the grist mill. the dam, and the coveied bridge. They bave already been Ill touch with local artist, Juanita Lodwick, who lives In Chester. about the art work. 'I1Ie palntlng would be something slmlllar to·an oO wblcll she painted for longtime Chester residents, Mr. and Mrs. RDy Christy. That scene was taken frcm a picture postcard which bad been sent byM!s. Chrlsty'srmther,Mrs. LethaWood-IIOIIt'IBIIJidstiO living In Cloesler - to her t.usband, Marlon, whowas'stAUooedatCarnp FlftSt, Ga. dwing W~ War I. llll&ortcalsti .... ....,.. Arncna the ... ...us d the mW Cancemfor . . _ . , qJmO.tors Is Lucille Smith, born In But there Is ooncem tor JA'·e1e1 v"· aoesterandsUO Uvlngthere.Shelsa lng the site for lilstorical refereDce de!iModant of the Smith family and the new owners.ofthe land, Tim whiCh operated themWfromll!&'Tas and Martie Bauln, have se1 aside a · the Smith Bros. MW until It was a:clloillor u.gj\ a Jll!bllc park. ' closed down and razed In the lliJTs, .'111eareahasbeendeanedotraad Howe\ler, a mlllhl!dopented oa the 11rst of several ~tlnill have that S8{1le site klag before the ClvO been .made by ~~rs of the War. Shade Valley CounctJ;d Floral Arts }b,ftectJng on the histm'y of the Who bave taken oo the landoicaplng smaOcommunlty, theretlred8Chool as ll civic beautification project. teacher teUs the 1tory ot the early To~thehlmrlcalvalueof ~.Levi Slablan and~· the park. Baum used cedar tJmher Grow, wlxl came to the Oblo ties wlllcll camewt oftheoldranod Counilybtl'l!lllandsettledonwllltls , In Punero.!j aroond the · now the sue of Cllestef. , plant. ~·. J?.a¥! and Jellnle Stedman buOt a mill on the creek Madolr hauled In the tqJsoO and the the early llDl'l and Miss Smith gardell club membtrs cootrlbiited says that hlstlry books tell us tb8t dozens d colorful ~ ~ the llrst post oftlce Jn .M elpeoonty bulbs. was located In Stedman's m111. · Organlzatloas will been<..'WJ'll&'ed That first mill, a 25 bY !i fool log ' as GALLIPOLIS- APomeroy man was cited bytheGallla·Melgspostof the state highway patrol following a single-Car accident onMeigsCounty Road 3 Friday. The patrol said .Carl Moodlspaugh, 17, Ball Run, was eastbound when he reportedly lost control of his C<!r, went offtherlghtsideoftheroad and struck a mailbox and a house trailer owned by Mark Hardway, fl.t.l, Cheshire. The 6:55 p.m. accident caused '' I ......... Pnpamg port Thursday. AI 12: Ol a.m., Pomeroy went to East Main Street for Gil Jenkins 10 . Veterans; at 9:03a.m., Middleport went 10 Stonliwood Apartmeil,ts for Mabel LayneiOVeterans, then onto Holzer Medical Center; Middleport went to-Middleport Elementary at 9: 57 a.m. for Jessica Stobart to Veterans; at 2: U a.m., Middleport went to Oliver Street for Mabel PauleY toHolzerCIJnlc; at6: 46p.m., Middleport went to Beech Street for Virgil Da.y to Veterans; at9: 19p.m., Jacquelyn Petrie was trarisported. from Middleport Station to Pleasant . · Valley Hospital; at 1: 33 p.m., Pomeroy answered a call In Darwin· for a brush fire. ,, E lie,..., PO!IIlEROY- The Meigs County Emergency Medical Service olftce reports thatfour runs were made on Friday. · • At 1:45 p.m., Pomeroy went to Pomeroy Health Care Center for Donald'Grlmm to Veterans MemorIal Hospital. At 8: 45 p.m., Racine went to Southern High School for Gerald Harold to Veterans. Pomeroy went totheMelgs)'ootballfleldat 9: re p.m. for Nick Bush to Veterans, and at 9:46 p.m., Rutland went to . Main· Street for Isabelle PhDllps, 1 also to Veterans. Saturday at 5 a.m.; Middleport went to98N~ SecOnd St.forCJu1stlne Peck to Veterans. I I CIVIC BEATUFICATION Tile Slulde Valey QNndl of ll'1lnll AN •ve IUea oa pi•A p It lbe JMII'k M a eMc b .............. projed. To rt N. tile I · wlcal ,...., of cedllr ll111bel UN fNm tile Gld I'OUIId bouee IJI Pwn&Oi ' llave ._. .... U'OUIIIi tile Two ticketed after Friday accidents b . PO!IIlEROY ~ Registration ~r .off-campus, weekend and special classes for the fall quarter at Rio Grande College and Community · College will take place at two Meigs .C011nty high schools Monday and Tuesday. · R,egtstratlon Will be at Eastern High ScOOol on Monday and Meigs High School on Tuesday. Hours on both days are9;:rlll.m. !o1:30p.m. and6108p.m. · No reservations wW be taken by prone of lhese dates but Students may register by jlhone on Frtday, Sept. 21, from 9 a .m. to 4< p.m. by CllWng 1-IOI-282-T.J)1 extension :m or 614-24!>-5.1i3. extension :rl1. Students may regiSter on campus on Monday, Sept. 24 at the Da.vld Career Center from 9 a.m. to 12 noori·, 1: 00 to 4 p.m.. and 6 to 8 p.m. Students ipa:y also regiSter at the first scheduled clalis .session If space Is avafiable. No textbook will be avafiable for purchase at the first scheduled class. Classes wW begin Sept. 25andend · Friday, Dec. 24 for the fall quarter classes. . Meigs County residents teaching. wW be Keith AshleY, fundamentals of accounting; Jack SlaVIn. tunda.mentals of design, sculp~; Hank . Cleland, Jr., real estate principlespractices; Janet Koblentz, funda, · mentals of design; Ray ·AdamS, beginning slxlrthand; beginning typing, and Kim Grueser, computer literacy. ' The service reported IWQ runs by . Pomeroy and five runs by Middle- 2 September 16, 1984 • 1 Emergency runs c J ··Section (ID_' slnlcture. was destroyed In a flood. Stedman rebullt on the same site and for many yean operated not only ag!1stmWbutalsoasawmW.A dam built across the Shade River provided the water powel' for both cpnlianL In later years the mlll was pu"d'e ,. by the Nye family and tbeilthe~wbohada~mlllln MidiDepclrt fpllll Smith's .areat· great·grmknolber was the daugh· ter of John Grant woo was lnyolved In the.operation. of rn1Us In Meigs County. It later sol!liOBenjamlnKIIlght and .It was while he owned It that M<rgan's Raiders c.ame throulh In 18i3 ~ burned not only the big covered lJrldlle which crm md Sbade River, but allo the mlll. 'I1Ie KD1ghls III!VI!I' rebullt. "In 1867 after the covered bl1dge bad been rebuilt, my &!'Nt· grandratber, James Adam Smith, lnoght the land fluh the Klllehts, and built the miD which we all remembes'," MisS Smith said. "It was OWDl!d and operated tt many years by my great· grandfather and my go:iiiidt.ather, David Smith, lllld then later PB ~ dowtiiD two ol. her-uncles, Eugene andCiwiesSmlth." About 1912, the mW was renoodeled and modem roller heariDgs JlQt In 90 that A·l flour could be jrdnoM, MlSII Smith recalled, and also about that time the dllm was rebuilt to better poM!I' the tw'biDe. ' ....... ' Pcmeroy, Middleport, Racine, and '~ ,,,, ,,,. LongBottom-byhoneandwagon. • •· Smith BI'OI!. delivered Dour ali over the ' county to the st.Qr8 Contlnulngwithherstory,sheiOld · of the Eftects on the mW business of WorldWarl. '•"lbere was a trernenc1ous shor· !age of flour and about 1917 the ff:deral govemmmt mandated that ~ pllll prodllce a certain qiiOia of flour a day. This was a problem In the 8l!llllller because many times· the rtver wwld go dry taking away the power for the turbine. Ahugh gas .englnewaspurchasediOuseinthose . times 90 that the mlll could be kept nmnJng 24 hours a day.'' · But the good times for the mill passed as the depression of the :lJ's se1 ln. 'I1Ie final blow to Chester's earliest business came wben a flood . washed out the dam. ed "•' • ·: .,,i '. "' '' ...... ~··, . Lest we forget Even now few remember the picturesQue scene of the covered , bridge over Shade River or the chlll'llln,gwaterfalllngoverthedam whlchpoweredtheoldgrlstmlllflrst bulltln the early :ums. But lest we forget the significance of the covered bridge and the mill not only to the early ecooomlc developmentofthevUlagebuttothe history of Meigs County, Tim and Martie Baurn look to developing a memorial park there. '' . ' ' •• . '· muse I I . a:C::"'w .I.~N -c : . - .. """4 ... · :!-.-liiloo ~·m· •. -· --c•• ~;. ~ s: ~ ' . ... il. .........~~. i! M ·m.· Ul ~ • lid&l PAST- Fur Mi!ot ~ (above) d lhlli l'flllllln8 of her • I"'• ......,.., 111 1•e ., a ptlt d In Cbeooter are a few t**U&. A& 111ft,..,.. Merpa'ePd ••• came ttoroup Mejp CGunty dwk tile avt War, &bey ....,. llllt Gab tile covered brlclge Jato n '"'• lola& allot tile pitt mil wloldo had beea built about IBOO. .I ' .r I ' �. Page B-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel P.llnt S.pt.lttlnl 16, 1984 16, 1984 W Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page B-3 l'llmetoy-Middleport-Gallipolil, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. · Calendar • SUNDAY RliTLAND - A county-wide prayer meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rutland Bible Methodist Church. CROWN I' . ! I 1 CITY - We Reserve Tht Rilhl To Limit Q~ntilies Kings Chapel Church will have a "Family Night" Sept. 16 at 7: ~ p.m. The public is Invited. STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM . Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . CHESHIRE - The ileU Chapel Church is holding revival serviCes Sept. 11).22. Services each night WW begin at 7 p.m. with Rev. John Adkins, Evangelist, speaking. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. . I . • • .•• .•• ..• .. • •• •• -. .. •• GALLIPOLIS - "There's a Meetln' Here Tonite" will be presented Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. by the Sanctuary Choir of the First Church of the Nazarene. Special musicians will he using banjos, guitars and drums. The public Is Invited to attend. PRICES IN EFFECT THRU ·SAT., SEPT. 22, 1984 PAR'INERS - .. ( ; : -- •• . • ' ., ( Bruce, evangelist. It will contlnue through Sept. 21, with services 7 p.m. nightly. • : : : : I r ! .. .. . .• - . ... ' n I 4 ! • • •• ..• ( - '· •! : ~•• ' • 1 • . 5 ~ 2 4 USDA ·.CHOICE GALLIPOLIS - The Grubb · Family Singers will be at Faith Temple Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. .· ' ·...• Chuck Roast ...L~. CENTENARY - Centenary United Christian Church wlil have special singing Sunday, 7: ~ p.m., with the Heaven Bound Four. . • Fryer Parts SUPERIOR .. . • .. ~ ~ charge. . '• •• . ' GALLlPOLIS - St. Peter's •• Episcopal Churchwomen , • (ECW) w1i1 meet In the Parish : : Hall at 10 a.m. Monday for a : :: Bazaar WorJ<,shop. Lunch wW be •• •• Served at noon with a business ; :: meeting to follow. ECW officers :· . will act as hostesses. • . '•. • • • • • ' ' . ') '• .-< • ' - .' '.., ' ·~ • ..• " ~ j I I •t •v-•\ • I POMEROY - Meigs County Women's Republican Club wlil meet at7::lJMonday night at the Meigs lnn. All RepubUcan women are Invited to attend. FRESH PkO.R/KRBUTT t Ste.a ·. oas ....L~. USDA C~OICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ...L~. USDA CHO~CE BONELESS . . $13 9 \ ..... $15;9 ) Self image . ::fcourses .. . • . ' F n .' .. POMEROY - Pomeroy ..•. Drew Webster Post 39 of the American legion )l'lll hold a ~ 4 1 n • : · dinner Tuesday, 7 p.m., ai ~ legion home. Post memb!m and ~; . VIetnam veterans are encOUraged to attend. d c 3 . 2 0 :. :: : : 3 ( v n • : : : .. (. ' SYRACUSE ·- Xi Gamma Mu Sorority will ineet 'l'ueada)., ?: ~p.m., atthehomeofMartha . McPhali In Syracuse. I GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolls : Rotary Club will meet Tuesday, . · 6 p.m. at Oscars. 1 ti 0 •• ~~ ·• ' I : : • LECTA - there will be Bible Study with the Rev. Earl Hinkle. at Walnut Ridge Churcll Tuesday, 7:~ p.m. • . •· VINTON- VInton Friendship Garden Club will n1eet 1\Jesday 1 p.m. with Thelma Barnes. fj .. I <, l II !' . ~·' "' -~ • ~ GALLIPOLIS - Lafayette WhlteShrinewill meetTuellday, 7:Xt p.m. All members are asked to attend. · Onions ..... ~·! ~B~ !~G... 69~ : : ; : GALLIPOLIS - "New Self· : : : Images" Is an Introductory coune : • : tor the youita lady In today's world :. • whO Is prepari1111 henelf for thi! ·: future, whether that IDBY be a :; : career lb the business world, : • : academic adVIIIICeiTlellt In CIJllege, · •or the busY day of a homemaker. \ .BROUGHTON \ $159 .lk 2% MI .......... . GALLON Treet· . 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Come by e/'1(1 seie these special sc ulptur~s. TAWNEY JEWI;LERS 424 S.Coml J Gallipoli• I~IJC.OttJ: #l#t#J#tCJt\(~ILWt CLOCKS WE'RE THE STORE CLOCKS FOR EVERY ROGM IN 'YOUR HOllE BY BULOVA, SEIKO AND LINDEN Fruth ~ ·Pharmacy ~·-·~~··, 21501 Jack1o" Ave. 111. Pte. .nt. W. Va. PHONE 384-2174 ~ eotlEetlll!$ e.ara:: 120wnt 2nd st. . Wetllton. Ohio PHONE 743-4480 PHONE H2-Mt1 1121 Main ~treet 788 N . Second Ave . Milton. W. Va. Middleport Ohio PHONE 4411-020 ' 384 Jackaon Pike 1 21 1t GtMipolll, Ohio W y PHONE 897-2151 Nitro, . e . 101 Sl.~tth Ave. Hu.ntlngton. W. Vt. oe ACROSS THE STREET .. says- ... fer a partlaalar type ~ figure; help : In Setting physical aoaJs of weight : ION or Wfl&ht gain. : ·FAshion Ideas will be olf@ted to ~ hillp In staying In YOIIfe wltholll , having to purchase an entirely new ; wardrobe. Penonal color aulyldl ~ will be o,feted as a guide tor • . coordinating choice of ' clothes, · make-up and hair care. . • : Pol.le and Sl!lf·&IBUI'IIIICt! will be : : taught throulll the dernonltnltiOn . • • of C!Oiiecl poeture, walldnl Ud : : llttlng. Theile claaa will Introduce . • : proper Tea Room modellna : ' : techniques. SHURFINE SUGAR vousness - of youth. Each 1$ • touching or tickling memory : aelectln& the proper ltyJe ~clotheS oz. FOLGER'S INSTANT the innocence - and mlachle· D-.t lei. - . •·:allzed · ~ BROUGHTON 12 s Goodgroomlngtlpswlllbetaught ::that will Include thehlgblyiDdlvldu· fashion coordination for eacll : student. AJalstance will be gtvl!llln ., ARMOUR LUNCH MEAT Precious Moments figurinn celebrate the tender yeors of lire with su bjec::t. thet reflect • : . '· 1 - - - - - - - - ' "' ~j ;phinned YELLOW '· ' ...------+-----------r--------:1 meeting of the PTO at the Portland Elementary School wlil : { ' be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the · • , school. All parents and con. ~ _ tetiled residents of the area are Invited to atttmd the meeting. • r - POMEROY - The Big Bend SCHOOL DAYS ' :0 GAILIPOLIS .- ActlvltjeS for- - ' Thursday,Sept.:ll~BitMStudy, Coclrtall, C01'11tbrijlid. . ; : : the week of Sept. 17-21 at tlieSealor ll a.m .-110011; Board of Trustees Wednesday -~Wiss steak, rice, 1· ' !'ettlzens Center located at 2'JO MeetiDg. 1: ~ p.m. . tarnlp greens, pie, bread. : • ·Jackson Pllce are as follows: F\iday, Sept. 21- Art! Class. 1-3 1 Thursday sweet pota. • Monday, Sept. 17 - Ceramics p.m.; Craft Mini-course; 1-3 p.m.; toes, brocroll roils, ; ~ Class, 9: ~ a.m.-noon; Chorus, 1-3· Evening Activities, &-10 p.m. pumpkin . . ' .,. p.m. . , . The Senior Nuttltjon Prugx am Friday loaf, scalloped ; Tuesday, Sept. 18 - S.T.O.P. will serve the followlilg menus: potatoes, beets, bread. · Class, 10: :lJ a.m.; Physical Fitness, served with Monday - Hamburgier • with Choice of ; ; ll: 15 a.m. gravy, noodles, ~ beans, com, each metl. ;. Wednesday, Sept. J9 - VInton applesaoce, breat!- f Meals subject , : Bible Study, 1 p.m.; card Games, 'I'Jesday - '~ut with notice. ~ : .t-3 p.m.; Ame~an Literature wieners, mashed potaioes, fnrlt ' Class, 1 p.m. lvitan Club will meet Monday, 7: ~ p.m., at the Meigs Inn. Guest speaker will be Dorthea .._1'1119, extew•a ~ "" I ''. ' ¥ Get a smile to 1 Merlin Ol5en Send the new Pick-Me-Up• 6qU1qu•et from your FTD* Florist. POMEROY "The Way America Send• lh•ve"' ,......... a... , ....,.,. 011. .. ...,. .. ....,c..-.c.ra Send your thouPis wilh special ................. , . ll'!NbCENCE & lei.- . ' .. I .. . 't " "We eM.IIeep Mid ' $}7 9 E-7162 Reg. •471 ..,be ............. : lhe lootlwla••- . : I•• , , ••lll8ad Ill Sooe'' n :: .........,_.._,"llhellllld. Rump Roast ... ;~- . · MIDDLEPORT- Group 2 of the Middleport PresbylerleD Church wlil meet Tuesday, 7: ~ 1 p.m., at the home of BetSy Horky. Ruth Woodard will be the assisting hostess. LOVE IS SHARING .. •....., UNSVNG HERO --Mary Plidel' CIID ,.,• ~ ,' •• : ~ ' .• ·~ •. ~ R~.~:m • Fisher, president of the Meigs 'l' County Humane sOciety. ·\ ~· • • • • PORTLAND - T)'le first . . ,.,..v.. •·-. u...... ••~·~.._-.c.,, ~ ..... lei. .- . • • n · •. SALISBURY - Salisbury P .T.O. will meet Tuesday, 7: ~ to '• p.m .• at the school. Theprogrfllll ; • will Include an Introduction of : parents . and teachers. . r •••••• $12'9 11JESDAY F LB . lunc·h Meats ...L~. .. GALLIPOLIS - The Galilpo: :: lis Bulsn!!ss and Professiol)aJ . , . Woman's Club will meet at 6: :lJ · • p.m. Monday at the Gallia • •· County Senior Citizens Cmter. ~ The legislation committee Is in · · . ·- - ·:· 1 MI·XED MONDAY •• · • GALLIPOLIS - Cub Scout · • Pack ~ will meet at 7 p.m. ' •. Monday at Grace United Melho:, dlst Church. F -' In Melp County. $ 29 ' . ·~ POMEROY - The Meigs GenealoglcaiSocietywillmeetat 2 p.m., Sunday at the Meigs Museum. The public is Invited to attend. . ,· l aUmJey In Meigs Cronty, wblle GAI,LIPOLIS - Re\!1val begIns Sunday at French City Baptist Church with Cloys • • • Dll«an woliiB for Seulhern OhiO Coal Coolpany. The mm talui the money that would he saJar.. .... and put It bacll Into . the pi'Op'8m to outfit the 115 young people In their football program • 'F Frank W• Porter and DarreD Dua-, both of Jlac!ne, have been volunteer t»illOIChe8 at StUbem High for the put lour yean. 'Porter Is an VIsit our Lingerie ·room With entry from City Parking Lot ---etc. ~ airMt �.. S•p .... ~ IF 16, 1,...: • Page B 4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel . • ~==~~191~14~=============!::~;:~~~~~~~0h~io~PD~i~nt~PI~~e~:a~ICI~n~t,~W~-~V~a;;:.;:;·~=====The~~~~Ti~me~s-~Se~.ntinel t ...---~-Engagements --~.+J - ' I ~ I . I ' I ~~ Plains, are planning a Nov. 10 wedding at the Sacred Heart Church, Pomeroy. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mn!. Dallas G. DeBord, 27818 Klnplmly Road, Pomeroy, and he ta the 11011 or Mazy Lou and Wllllam G. Abdella, Otatinoey. The brideelect Is a 1982 graduate of Meigs High School and a ~graduate ot Hocking Technical College. She Is a Ucenaed practical nurse at O'BJe. ness Memorial Hospital. The pn..pa;tive brl.dodeg1ml'l i"OOIII'l1n Is a 1970 graduate of Athens High School. He received a bachelor's deg!ee trorp Ohio University in 1974 and a master's degt'l!e In 1976. He Is principal at Zala!ki Elementary . School. \ ' • "~I II '• I I I I l NEW MOYIIS - LARGE SELECTION NEW SELECTIONS .ADDED THIS WEEI ( • F 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rathburn f -' . . · Carpenter, Rathburn wed Sept. 4 • .• f POMEROY - Ellabeth Carpen· ter, daughter of Dottle Morris, Harrisonville, and Charles Rath· burn, son of Mr. and 1\olrs. Bob Rathburn, Harrisonville, were married on Tuesday, Sept. 4 at the L ( -' . 1 I r Rutland Church of God . The bride ls a student at Meigs High School and Is employed at Burger Chef. Rathburn graduated from Meigs and ls employed at the Clenis Dalton sawmW at PagevWe. ( E -1 I ~ _, ~ ( '•s ~ -2 ~ F I -1 " I -", -Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Smith 2 :Saylor, Smith. exchange vows :in August r ~ d -2 •d s -2 POMEROY - Peggy L . Saylor and Paul N. Smith exchanged wedding vows ·In an outdoor wedding at the home of the bJJide's parents on Aug. 26. The double-ring . ceremony w~ performed by the ( e Re-v. N.L. Russell following a program of music ·by Donna Kelzenberg, ·soloist, · and , 1\olrs. Kempton, orgaoist. · The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saylor, Athens, and Smith Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J J •• ~ t n n Matt~ws Dear Meg Problem ·has her r~eling because we allargue, the ·ortime. her homeeither exhausted ·, work Is too demanding. She's not on drugs, thank goodness. What can I do? I want her to stay In school and do well. Her teachers say she's intelligent, but· doesn't apply herself. - MIXED-UP MOM. SCRANTON, PA. DEAR M.U.M.: Sue's at the crt tical stage for completing school. Of the half-million kids who drop out of high schloi from lOth grade on, 47 percent leave In their juoior year. And a tovernment survey shows·tllat the !fw.Jority (55 percent of ·the girls) ~t the decision. ~t one-thl'd end up unem· played or so urflappy in low-level jobs that tbey'r~looklng constantly for a new job. Sue's poor l pert~ormance and attitude may renect her chaotic home life. counseling could help you put life in order and help her get together. If the statistics convince you, maybe the will. !I F b 0 r 1 ..a ~ d -F n '4 SILVERBIRD SATIUITE Sl'STEIIS • . WASHINGTON (AP)-Ifyouare worried about your job, try avoiding . your boSS on Fridays. The American Council of Life Insurance says that's the day ofthe .week you are most Ukely to be fired. It says a study made by Accountemps personnel service showed that while most executives did not pick a specific !lay for firing, oftbosewhodid,91nl0choseFrlday. But even If you ffill!lage to avoid · your boSS on a Fitday, that doesn't make you safe. More than 1 In 2 executives saki they'd fire anybody -2'; 0 3 -C' v n c -· 1 ti 0 -· ' ~· n 6 -F Rothemlck wW pertlnn the ceremony. A I eotptlOn wW follow 1Jnrne. ,The opEn-church wedding Thur. 9' am til lC: Fri.-Sat. 9 am til It ;: CLOSED SUNDAY UPPER ROUTE 7 Hig1i School In 19'18 and Ohio . Urilverslty, Athens, in~ with a .Je!trtltet' LYon to Mark Mitch; St. b!tchelor of science · degre in Joll\!ph, MldL, 11011 !If Mr. and Mrs. etectrtcB\ engineering. He Is em~ Mltdl. Pomeroy, is being . JllOYed as electrical engineer at aiiiiWIIOI!d by·her pareiiiM. Mr. and the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant. Mfs. Walfred Lyon, 5Q1J W. Donna The weddlri& wW be an event of couple . were married I . Ll. Biiweu; 1-------------------1 PORK SAUSAGE BACON Ll.$129 .,: $1 49:.: WIENERS Ll. ' LEAN ·STEWING BEEF ROUND STEAK CUBE .STEAK Black, Taupe, Grey .' · 1' ~~II rr.. 'fi, I , ,, ~ . _The :100 Ave. Lafa 1ette Mall Gallipolis, 0 . in GALLIPOLIS ICE HOUSE DRIVE·THI., CAilY-OUT ORANGE JUICE . 12 oz. I 99( 2% MILK CHOC. MILK ICE COLD BEER WINE- POP. PARTY ~at-great-granddaughte~,;, mak­ ~ them a live generatloll family. ' PORK CHOPS POLISH SAUSAGE Ll. $189 Ll. $149 COKE, TAB SPRITE $.149 GAL. VALLEY BEU 29. great-grandclllldren.. A great~. Larry C&pps Jr. allo ~ In 1119. The couple has a $189 GAL BlSCUITS .4uN89C Bookmobile oz. aonL£s Plus ~----------~----------~ CLOROX BLEA(H 2 /99C WK CORN l'-16 Deposit DEL MONTE 12 OZ. CAN SNACK · CRACKERS u~~~u::a System . Use it likt an pickups t Combination zle for carptb, ru;s, hard·sur· •E•iHuoher bag is easy 10 chanp pluoldgooiiCtlon • 711 qt. ~ • Convenient · s~itch t Convtrls in an instant for OP· bog 1iOilillt11Ch· ment •Chock '-If ' ...... • 2«100 utr~t • Hang·up for IIPM storage in ttle Sll\lllftt EASY OFF qltatlon • • Bill disposable 1 HOOVER® Hilp-Mate'11 OFF •s stAn stilET ~3995 REG. '5995 52015 53211 , • ......, 1i11 GAWPOUS PHONE 446·74.1 $3 . . . . . ••••••:..SCSt. llr'r-11", Bull aIIIII-SUS. ... - Swu,an fw pt.U • Flngorttp lwttch • P-.tut l2liY Motor • A little ovor 12" Lont . ' motor-tan oyo- BOUNTY $1059 S107S I ' SALIS I SIIVJCE 01 AU. •ua & M.U YAC- SWBPEIS ' ..,... . ~Cllll \ • 10 AJLIIII t $259 r.a smr~ I e BUG ·SPRAY -· F "'n OSAGE RAGGEDY . PEACH HALVES oz. 16 69( GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS OHIO 45STATESDm c ) . • ARMOUR l3oz.$249 . 89(· 2 (1----------1 VIENNA SAUSAGE GRAPES r 89 ¢ LARGE ROLL RAID HOUSE & GARDEN FiMndRg Atlillllll - ~ ' Delltery , EleotroluFI. Kirby, C-patllt. R..nbow. Hoover, . Eureke, PIUI Others sro.- IIOUIS 10 lJI. Tl 6 P.M. ..._I Fri. PAPER TOWELS s199 GLASS CLEANER ' 32 oz. COIIPLETE SEL£C11011 OF BELTS. lAGS. ACCESSORIES FOR ALL lAKES AID IODELS. Duoi/S'-10 ap.tce NOW.._.,.aOPE.N · ·' V8C'•m . ·· •Eay Empty Duet Cup 1 oz. . CHARCOALo LB. HOOVER lAGS & WlthWII.._... . IElTS R•Dk•ciTooll soc $ 89 1----------------t PUDDING POPS 12 PK. ,.. SyltMI REG. !219 95 GALLON JELLO KINGSFORD • ' (luadoaftex' lace lloors . CHEESE ¢ ozS 129 AllER. or PIMENTO 12 HOOVIR. $15995 right for quick 12 KRAFT SINGLES 6995 - U3105.-900 qt. top-fill beg t----+---.....,,.....;~--------t.11 Cl•n••hllll Heed light 1 Cord reel ' Edgebruther 2-MOTOR SPIRIT'" Includes PawMnOule Canll• Attachments $199: VALLEY BELL ' Mrs. James (JaJiel) Mar- DONALD DUCK ll. CENRR CI!T $1.89 Second ~~~ Shoe Cafe C'olllipnlll, arid Mrs. PhD (Donna) ~treU. Grove Oty. A son, Jack. died In 1S'l9. ' ~ have 25 grandchtldrBt and Re1. 1369.95 J Ll. $189 :; HI-HO • Steel .. . ECKRICH TENDER & JUICY · (EEL) till. Cll!veland 'Belpls; . Richard, • $149 ~ HOMEMADE SUPERIOR PIE·SUCED "TOUR" (C&therlnl!) Van )'deter, ~ Mn. Buddy (Ruth) slnders, Columbus; Herbert Jr.• at-any tlnle. ~ c, $1.59 1-----------------~-t lONE-IN ....,warn .' ~. $139 ~ " ~$1.39 ,GinJa CcJ:ult!y in l!I'.M. Jfan1nlloD ,.II II ~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~ a~ c:allfeDter., ':l'he:Y.·have six ~: ·Mrs. .$1695°0 Ll. Call 446-1642 GALLIPOLIS • an DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER I"':Dec:.:.l~in~S~tevensv==We=,:::Mic:h:_·_ _t=========~ Harringtons oelebrate .• • . a.nntversary oAM-houlle celebration Sejlt. 9. U436S •' ( m Reg. 1109.95 CHUCK ROAST . ~yon . Mitch ' • j>oM:E:RoY - The enpgement arid appi'OIChillg lti8ITiace of ~Raid. Wen! hohaled on their wedding~ with an 8' COMMANDER spun aluminum dish ,with The Janiel Receiver 100 degru LNA completely installed. 99C ·: BONELESS Pomeroy; .,, Mldl. in 1ll82 where she rej)eiYed an 8810Clates dtgiee in applied bnlnesr. Shelsemployedas a· ~ at the [lonlkl C, Cook ~Plant in Brld&Jnan, Mlcb. 'Jier nance graduafed rrom Meigs NEXT TO am HONDA GAWPOliS,OHIO Sat., Sept. 22, 1914 dlately at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~. Special ADOZEN! GET INV.OLYEDI I' wUI Don Hunilel, Rolle Hill Road, Ethel (Pray) a1J1 Herbert Harr1natoD. Bulavllle- Day for firing 3 ·-- WWiam ChrtltQpher Wlllllll, son or MIIa Woods, UncoiD HUI, and the late.WUUam J . Woods D. tlind, 8IIIIOOIIC.'e the ~~ Methodist Church, Enterprise aDd awi'08CIIIns marr~~ge or their .Road. Pomeroy, fdJowlng a haltdtu81rter. AUcfa Marie Evans. to OOw'ofmusJc.TheRev.RidtilrdO. Dr., Stevensville, . pte·txlde electMidi. graduated from I ikeohore High School in Wl8. and La'ke Mk'blpn Oil a , Benton ~·- ' take place on Saturday, Oct. 13, at 6: 00 p.m. at the EnterPrbe Uoi~ ,(;AU.IPOLIS - t c Mmr• .......... *SEPT.* TheywW ~Ide in Darwin. d f:U111d / ,,R'I1.AND - Mr. and Mrs. ·. Michael J. Evans, ~te 1, Por· ?'¥ Redman'S Lodge. 1 n I Evans .- Woods •• ' 378-6158 \ •n -F , r~~-..:~--;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~E;;;;;;~ HOME SATELLITE James Smith, Darwin. TV SPECIALISTS Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an Ivory floor length IIHihwlh, Dhle Silverblrd gown with a vtctorian bodice and collar of embroidered lace. Her chapel length embroidered linger- 1 - - - - . . , - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l lip veil was held in place by a ', matching Juliet cap. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and white carnations lace with forgetme-nots, daisies and baby's breath. ·· Beverly Rickard, sister of the groom, was the matron of honor .. Daotelle Bush was flower.glrl,,and BWy Reeves, ring bearer. Steve Stanley of Darwin was best man, and the usher,s were Orland Saylor, brother of the bride, and Rod Dotson, brother-in-law of the bride. A reception was held at , the V' • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. By Meg Whitcomb DEAR MEG - My daughter is flunking. Sue Is in summer school, but wa nts to drop out and get an equivalency degree later. She's 16 and would be a junior in the fall. !feel to blame. My home business means ioo many people and too much contusion' around the house, and my mixed-up finances have kept our Uves in turmoil. , Sue's life is now a mess Uke mine. She doesn't study. She listens to rock music all day and talks interminably on the phone. Her room's a sty. She gets colds that keep her out of school and she's ,; ·. The Legend.of Th.e The Sell Out . Lone Ranger · Candy Stripe Nurses . Carny · American Werewolf In London Raise the Titanic Jane Fonda-Challenge Dr. No. Don't A.nswer The Phone Diamonds Are Forever The Sea Wolves Man With The Golden Arm The Geat Escape Hansel and Gretel Too Late The Hero . Little Red Riding Hood · , ·Rumpelstiltskin Where the Boys Are Hot Dog · ' ( £' STORE HOURS: ,. 611FayetleSt., Nelloovjlle, and.Jolm w. Abdella. 517 Adena Dr:lve, The I -, ---~ -----~ ----,- Debord· ' Abdella POMEROY - VIcky L. DeBord, I 85 Page CRISP RIPE CELERY BANANAS ·3 LBS.$1 39\talk • • 'I I 1 ', I l '· ~ ; �I . I I I . ; i I I n , I I ' ' I ( • L ( ' .1 . I r ( I , n I ~ " · ( 1 • " £ 2 ~ F • F g $ e F b. ' 2 ~ 0 9 1 ••,, 2' , r p cl 2 c d 9 2 ( e J ~· t' : ·~ • •• \ • • F ~ b ~ F ~ •r 1 ~ h I cl F Waoer, vvater, water Sims, Clark exchange vows in Gallipcilis ceremony GALLIPOUS - The Gallipolis C!tristlan Church was thi! sa!ne June 22 tor the marriage Of Ronda Sue Sims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . . Jack L. Quimby Sr., Gallipolis, and the late Ronald R. Sims, to Brent Allen Clark. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Clark, Gallipolis. The candlelight ceremony was offleiated by the Rev. Denny Coburn folloWing a program or music by AprU Graham and Jeff Nash. Arrangements of white and pink carnations with baby's breath With lace bows, and floral arrangements on the front pews decorated the church. · Escorted to the altar by her · father, the bride wore a formal gown of sheer organza over taffeta With Venice lace trim fashioned With a Queen Anne neckline and a keyhole back With a V waistline and chapel·length train. The bride wore a derby hat highlighted with Venice Mr. and Mrs. William F. Moody Jr. lace and tiny seed pearls With a fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of plrik and white rosebuds With baby's breath and lace ribbons. Tamara ·Thacker, sister of the bride, was _ matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Karla Carroll and Bridgette Elsenhelmer. They PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. - The neckline, ano matching victorian wore floor-length rose-colored Main Street Baptist Church ln Pt. style hat. She carried ~ bouquet of ~wns featurlng a ruffled neckli!W, Pleasant, W.Va. was·thesettingfor laveritler, pink and white roses cape ruffled sleeves and a bustlethe J~ JJ wedding of Melanie Sue accented With violets. back .skirt. Each carried . longHaskins, daughter of Robert and l{el!l May was matron of honor stemmed plilk and white rosebuds ·Clara Haskins of Galli polls, to and Beth Thomas and Marty Salyer with baby's breath. Jeff Patrick was best man, and William F. Moody Jr., son of Anna were bridesmaids. They wore Moody and .the late Wtlliam F . . lavender gowns with white overlay, accented with lavender Tlbbons, Moody of Pt. Pleasant. 'I1Ie Rev. Marvin Goodin per· and carrted bouquets of lavender, formed the double-ring ceremony pink, and white roses on lace fans. follDWing a selection of music sung Chris Moody, brother of the by Mltzle Dean. The songs Included groom, was best man. John Wilson "Evergreen," "You Ught Up My and Paul Krtmm served as ushers. Life," "The First Time Ever I Saw The ·g room wore light gray Your Face," and "The Lord's tuxedo With a lavender, pink and Prayer." white rose boutOnniere. Given In marriage by her Shelley Haskins of Galllpolls parents, the .bride was escorted to registered guests. A reception was · held at American Legion Hall tn the altar by her father. She wore a long-sleeved gown of Point Pleasant. white stlk organza applique with The couple resides at 520 Spring chantilly lace, with a sweetheart Valley Drive, Gallipolis. Melanie Haskins trades vows june 30 with .William Moody ]r. AaocUttlon. In fact,~ Ivancle, lbe water ~ at Portland. Om., l!dnkS his city's drinkingwater luo &DOd It can attract new bustneu to Partland. Leafy Chasteen, 992:2161, to make . an_appointment to see v.;amsley. The Han'lsonville Senior Citizens Club has scheduiP1 a trip to the Swiss Festival at Sugar Creek for Friday, Sept. 28. The cost Is SID; contact Mrs. Hazel Stanley at 742-3127 for reservations or more Information. The Senior Nutrition Program menu for the week Is: Monday - Salmon patty, parslied potatoes, corn, choeolate pudding. Tuesday - )3eef on rice, tossed salad. green beans, miXed fruit. Wednesday - Ham salad on brown bread, lima beans, cottage cheese and pineapple, cherry cheese cake. Thursday - Creamed chipped beef on biscuit, seven layer salad, carrots, lime gelatin With fruit. Friday - Hamburger, creamed' peas, cole slaw, tapioca pudding. Choice of milk, coffee or tea available with meals . Sign boasts '6 ole grouches' - To that end, Jvancie has hal! li local soft drink bottlei' PIICkafle 60.~ bottles of carbonated Por· tJand wautr to be sent tri ~ ar0\ln4tlle world: WE STOCK ALL PROJECTOR · lULlS 1-IIOW 'Oflll DAY Sll· Ofll PHOTO FINISH· lliDUCED PRICES Ofll 8&W AfiiD COLOR FILMS Full Line of Cameras Mr. and Mrs. Brent Allen Clark TAWNEY STUDIOS· John Carroll and Jerry Slayton were ushers. All wore sUver gray three-tiered cake was decorated With doves featuring plDk and white tuxedoes. trim. Hostesses were Cathy Wray, Jeririy Yost and Carla Mqter. Guests were registered by Trenda MOler and ·n c.e bags were distributed by Greg Wray. The couple rll!;ides on Bulav.llle Rd. in (iaUlpoUs. The bride's mother wore a pink chiffon dress with pink and White carnation corsage. The groom's mother wore a lavender sheer . chiffon dress with a pink and white carriation torsage. · A reception was held in the church social room which was decorated tn pink IUid white. The 424 SKond Gallipolis ~=::::=::::=:::::::=::::::::::===== Major earthquakes , cr GAlLIPOLIS_ The observance and a Scanner that Is needed tn · M""'"'w k certain emergencies 0f E RM!i~lcy ~"~ ee e, Se t.1S.22 lsdeslgnedtoencoura People frequently· ask how to bile' to learn mor about~ determine what Is an actual I pu medical e 1n medical emergency· Patients who resources emergency • their communities accordln to believe their lives may be mediCharles I Adkins J~ Chief E gecu- cally endangered should always • live ~r of H~lzer M~lcal treat the situation as an emerCenter. gency. Prompt l\Ctlon In treating a Emergency medicine 1s the medical problem as an emergency ,.·,.· practi<;e of evaluatUig, stabilizing otten means the difference between and treatlnllllle-tllrNienlng life and death . A basic list of medical problemB and injury. ErnellellCY ph)'lllclana provide thls care, In addition to coaaldered ~les Include I • • 'I ..' 'j• •I. . aiding all other patlentl seeking breathing difficulties, unconscloull""t 1'1..,~ . ...,.. .. ' care In the Emergency Depart- ness, uncontrolled breathing, rna . ~.!·J ,,~ ...... ,...~ ~" jor bums, heart attack sympiOmS ~ r., ment at HMC. . ' L• ._..·.!~~ Each year aver Ill million such as chest pains, spinal Injuries, · ~ '., ~Americans tum to emergency shock and possible poisonings. departmentl tor medical care, and In addition to the statf ·and Holzer sees more than 16,500 diagnostic equipment in Holzer, the patients yearly. Polsondex Is used and updated, HMC Is equipped With modem providing vital lntormation tmmelJiedical technology, traiJ}ed physl- dialely on poisons and how they clans nurses and technicians who shOuld be treated. care for emergency medical needs. The Emergency . Department In addition, speclallsbl In 26 areas ot sta:rr works closely With the Emer-. • . . . .. . . . . . . . B medical practice arewtthlnfaclllty . gency Medical Technicians or on caD. (EMTs) and paramedics from . NURSING :.... N~ Vaq Meter, ltN:, II a W!tei'aa enif' Jli and Patients are seen baled on tbl!!r emergency medical services based • iiili'IIIDIIIIIpel'\'llor atP0111eroy llealthCareCel*r, wfildunlll'lll ..flflh ileed for quick medtcal care. wtu!n in GaUia, Meigs, Mason, Jackson, ' annlver!IIU'Y ~)eXt Sunday. 8hti has been at the fllclllty IInce .. Olf""''il«• • several patients are· waiting .to be and other surrounding counties. . seen, those with the most serious 'lbl$ cooperation In the care of Illnesses or InJuries will be treated paUents Is vltal ·to effective emerftrst. Emergency Department staff gency treatment. members always try to tell patients A new emergency program that the reBSQn for any extended waiting was Initiated tbe end of July Is time. UFELINE, With the · response The RadiOlogy Department 1s center located In Holzer Emertile center which ts localed at 36759 POMEROY - 'I1Ie Pomeroy adjacent to the Emetgeucy Departgency Department. LIFELINE Is a Rock Springs Road. . :Health~ Center, the only TI~erewUI be a brtefcermlOIIY atl ment With latest ll-ray equipment penona1 enoetiiEIICY mppnse SJIS:lri~late care'a nd skWed ·nurs· •\l)g,tacWty In Meigs County, will p.m. to t11i1J1k the commu~ty tor its. :Qilserve Its f111h anniversary next support and tours will be ci?ndllrted by tlle st.ff during the observaJICe. ' L •'Sunday. l At one time, the reality of the Refreshments will be served With ;tacllity lor Meigs County, was not •entertatnment provided by . the ·COIISldered very probable. Ibv- Sweet Mountain Sounds. Amertcare Nursing Centers ~stepped In and the 100-bed center ,became a reaUty. • Besides providing a center "close .to home" for residents who need it, :thecenteralsohasaeconomlceffect the community. The center has •Paid qver $3 mDUon wages to .ert~ployes, $15,COO In personal J)l'Oiltaxes and $55,(0) 1n rea1 ~tate . •taxes. There are 66 tull-tlme and 32 :part -time employees. : Change and Improvements con:llnue at tile tacWty. I andscllplng; · :Improvements ate being made~· ' a brick gas grUlls being added to +8110ther front piltlo· for· residents. -Administrator JeffreY A. l'tlcDanlel ,Is now working' With a corporate :liitemr designer on upgrading <\lid •redecoration of the center. : Tofliarkllleannlvei'S81)',apubllc lellery A. McDaqlel topen hwse and reception wUI lie Mr. and Mrs. Harlan 2 2 'lllor ' held'from 1 to nextSuildaY at .. U: - .. . , I. READY TO FIIISH FURIITURE CUSIOI FIIISIIIG HAlO-CRAFTED GIFT JTERS persons maintain their lndepend' ence by providing24-hour access to the Emergency Department at the press of a button, SubSCribers have the service in Gallta, Meigs and Mason Counties. It is also available to residents of Jackson County. Emergency care is a specialty, and the ablllty to assess any emergency s Itua tion Is vlta.I recognlzlng that the emotional as well a~ the physical cal'e of patients i I' E coming to the hosp ta s mergency Department is an imporlant concern, Adkins said . HOLLAND'S SPRING FLOWERING ARE HERE! mness Crocuses, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Tulips and other. Imported Spring flowering bulbs are here to give you spectacular colors next Spring! • Eaay·IO•plarit • s"'ra-lo·bloom • Wide aaaortmenl available • we' 11 ~alp you select ;open hf!use scheduled iat Health Care Center . .. HARDY GARDEN MUMS IN A VARIETY OF COLORS SMELTZER'S GARDEN CENTER and FLOWER SHOP Oh. . 453 lacll1011 Plkt I ' Whitlatch anniversary celebrated • '' ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Pickens, Delores Aeiker, Carolyn Harlan Whitlatch observed their Ritchie, Mary Rose. Max, Debbie 25th wedding anniversary Sunday IUid Nickle Whitlatch, Nitz Jean with a party hosted by their tliree Rlcthle, Wimp Swartz, Mary. Joe, children. They were married on Tam and Joey Bowers, Fred and Dana Kessinger. Gary and Becky Sept. 12, 1ffi!l at Bcadbury by the Rev. Thomas 0. Weills Sr. Drenner, Gonion and Todd Aetker, A traditional t.hree-ttered wed· Pat, Cindy, Patsy and Patrick ding cake decorated In silver and Aelker, FrankUn Aelker, Archie, :OPEN MONDAY white was served With other Debbie Tyson, Allison Rose. and TIL 8 P.M. retreshments. Attending were their Brian and TrlnaBowers. Gtttswere children and thetr tamtlles, Kathy, ,-l!!!~~to~the~cou~pl~e:_._ _ __l_.:..__ _ _ __,.._"--':-....;..;.----------Donnle and Jessica Barringer, Mike, Jackie and COrey Whitlatch, and Kelly Whitlatch , and Scott ~ 2501 GRAIO CEITRAL AVE·IU£ VIE IIA, 1¥ 2&105 .•'' (304) 295-8133 • • • ' •• - WED IN SQUIH CAROLINA - 'Ibn Chevalier of Greenville, S.C., formerly of·Gallipolis, was united 111 marriage w111t Lynnette .MwT of Greenville, At~~.IO, atllamploaParkllaptWChurchiDGI'I!f!lldle. 'lbe bride Is a graduate of Bob Jones~ and Bob Jones University With a de&•ee In elementary~ The groom 11 a r+ere or GaDiaAcadm!y IDgl\ School and Bob .Jones Unlvenlly wllbade&n:eln Bible Education. He~ wcrldng toward amaster'sdepee. They m!llde In Greenvtlle, S.C. ' J .• • SATELLITE SYSTEMS 9 FT. DISH WITH 100° LNA LARGE SELECTION OF SUMMER· FABRICS Just lluy any two levi's Corduroy anythlng - .and this sturdy nyton wallet is you!'ll. Free. it's a rogular $7.95 value. But our s upoly is limited. So hurry.This offer is making great-lOOking Levi's Corduroy more attractive than ever gross ..... 1/2 tern that helps elderly or disabled 'J'. . . .., :on •• :ertY liCKER Starting At Emergency Medicine observance begins :ever. GOLDEN, Col. (AP) ~ Roughly 60 times a year for the past nine . years, a significant earthquake measuring 6.5 or above on the Richter scale has shaken the earth; oftm causing ronslderabledamage. Major q4akes registering 7.0 to 7.9 occur on an average of 18 times a · · year and great quakes, 8.0 and above, happen yearlY. Meigs Senior Citizen schedule completed POMEROY- The Meigs County. Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the following activities scheduled for the week of Sept. 17-21: Monday - Physical Fltn~. 11:45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday - Chorus, 1-2 p.ITI. Wednesday - Social Security'-!lepresentallve, 10 a.m.-noon; Black Lung Representative, 10 · a.m.-noon; Bingo, 1·2 p.m.; Bowling, 1:30 p.m.; Pllint Class, 2-4 p.m., Lois Pauley will be instructing step by step painting, the cost is $4. Thursday - Blood Pressure Clinic, 9: JO.ll: 45 a.m.; Ceramics, 10a.m.-2p.m.; SallyConardwillbe instructing the dry brush technique . in ceramics from 10 a.m.-noon. Friday - Bingo, 1-2 p.m. Jay Wamsley, Attorney for the Area Agency on Aging, will be . visiting Meigs County on Friday, Sept. 28, to assist · persons 60 and over with legal problems. Call • DENVER, Colo. (AP) - Alnmca 's water Is in general the hlgbeSt quality water tn the world, accord· IIIII to tile Amer1Call Water w~ The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page--8-7 Pon_,y Middleport~llipolis, Ohio-Point PleaiCIIlt, W.Va. Stpleii btr 16, 1984 September 16, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point "'--nt, W.Va. I . I • ~ • Mr. and Guy HyseU J:lysells celebrate anniversary What's in a tree? • > POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Guy ' tlysen celebrated their 30th wed. ding aimtversary wtth a sul'prise '. ~ recently at their home. • ·Married on Aug. 21 they have :three chUdren, Mrs. Linda Blake, Mason; Donald Hysell and Donna ;Hysell, Pomeroy, aild three grand· ' chUdren, C. R. and Kim Blake, and ··Stephen Hysell. • . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ,Denver Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Roger · kysell and Madellne Pain- What do printing Inks, fruit flavcrings, paint reffioversand medicines PLAQUEMINE, La. (AP) - . ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood, Gary Hysell, Tammy McDaniel, Gary for high blood pressure have in Jr., Gladys Bowers and Ralph common? They're all products that dtrectiy Everette, Kenny and Russell Bowor Indirectly are made from trees, ers, ·Betty Speelman, Lisa and according to Georgla-Paclflc Corp. , Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles a maker Of wood ahd paper Stove~. Wllma Bl;~ke. Reatha products. Clonch, Ellen Hatfield, Mr. and Oilier items that come from trees Mrs. Larry Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. • Tom Tucker, April Ellis, Mr. and include household cleaners. colognes, auto tire;s, vitamins, and . Mrs. Charles Blake, Mr. and Mrs. rubber gloves. Don HyseU, and Donna Hysell. SLEEPER .SOFAS by Lancer QUEEN SIZE • WAS PRICE SS99 ri NOW • ~ ~ Join your SdiOol Band 1 n $ Bug {)i,~l F,D, Ou, W,ehoute 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE d Triple dresser, with hutch. mirror, bed, nightstand, 5 drawer chest. ( 3 BAND- 1 0 3 ( $325 $498 v n ( WASH -WANTED- · STANDS $2 400 lnt; BrUnicardi CORIEI 3rd & COUll SlS. II .. Coal & Wood Heaters Do you IJave a used 'wood or coal heater sitting around? Bring it in to ~s for quidi cash! EA(H • We Keep A Full Line Of Used Furniture, Appliances, Coal and Wood Heaters and Miscellaneous • .' .. . ' ., .. ' �• • • :Paa• 8 a The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport~llipolis, Ohio Beat of the Bend CBS back in first place 'Service discharges bf residents found By·BOB ROEFUCH ~ ~~ Time!! Sa :t eiSUff I'm not ;rour children 'AI'e, but I am ,1181dng you If you ·~mow where your :discharge from abe armed forces •• ' ' • I ''{ ~ I I -!:; Ill case you draw a check :flth Meigs County Recorder Em· ~ Holstein Congo. Emmalll!lle has a big box of discharges <4iome dating back to the 1940's ;whlch were left at her place over 'tbe years lor recording and were ~ picked up. -~ So - If .you don't know where ~ discharge ls - and lt ls ~ you should hang onto:(10 give the recorder's office a ring. . • I cI ' • ,. I I ... -·, Member!; of Preceptilr Chapter ' I of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority d!dr\'t £1!!1 lt all together as soon as they'd ~ In their drive to raise '1\'loney for the restoration of the ;;;tatue of t,.lbe.rty. However, they dld well and .wrapped up the project In the past 'lew days with a total of $225 for the ~atlon fund. Mrs. Grace :french of Middleport received a ;guDt as a resul\ of the project and ~ sorority chapter has wrapped ,l!P another good perfomiance, I ( • l ( . ;.. ' , I r ( I , ill • ~ - . :; Mrs. Agnes Hlll who has com!Pieted an Interesting History of Tuwers Plains which ls going Into ;print at any moment reports that ·Sept. llls the deadline for ordering the pubUcatlon. You can reach Mrs. ;Hill for the detaUs at 66'7·31B.1 I ( 1 G I 5 •. Cub Scout Pack 245 has held "tts committee meeting for the opening ·of fall activities and Ills hoped that -there Will be a fewmoreparentsout ·there Interested In helping with the ~ck program this year. All boys, 7 through 10 are welcome to join the ·III'OUP· Parents · with Interest or ·youngsters wishing Information about joining may call 992-611l0 or .992.5496. F • ' · : Dr. David L. Jackson, director of :the Ohio Department of Health, - Point PleaiCII'It, W. Va. September 16, 1t84 By JERRY BUCK APTele'llllon ~ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Longtime reports that Individuals 65 or older andthosewlthchronlclungorheart problems need· to be. lmmunlzed against lnfiuenza before the flu season starts. YOII can see your physician about this or perhaps, you wiD want to go to the Meigs Health Department for .your nu soot. 'l'hi! health depart. ment will hold Its nu lmm11111Utlon sessions on Oct. ll,' for seniOr citizens; Oct. 12, for the publlc, and Oct. 16, makeup day. Due to the high cost of the vaccine, there wiD he a ~ cent charge for seniOr citizens and $1 for an others getting shots .through .the local health department. The department has Increased Its vacclriefrom 700to!m shots to 1,1XXl this year. The vaccine wW protect agalnsi three strains of flu. Many of you wtu remember Ron James from the years when he served as Meigs representative to the General Assembly. JWn has been named associate director of the Ohto University Innovation Center as of0ct.l5. The center was establlslt€d In 1982 to promote the development of new, ·technology-based businesses. According to Sears, Cabbage Patch Kids wll! continue to be the moot popWar toy for the upcoming Christmas season - areJ~'t you ttuiUed to know that the~ are also acceSsories this year? The big game wiD be Trivial Pursuit and Its spln-otrs. Shucks - I would have said Shirley Temple doUs and Cltlnese checkers. Could I be the first to wish you great holiday season and do keep smiling... Higher octane FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) ,- A technique to upgrade gasoline so that lt has a higher octane rating Is being licensed by PhWips Petroleum to 72 refloerles around the world. 'The process has · resulted In a demand for technlcal lnfonnation, and PhUUps recently sponsored a five-day seminar about lt here. por feU to 11110011d. NBC wu third. · . CBS woo the week with a netwcirk ' aver~ ot 13.1 jn the A. C. Nlellen : Co. IIIM!y. ABC W81 l«md With 12.4 and NBC W81 third with 1U.1 / -1rim,•- •eamneJ Section ' r a - champion CBS won Bucks roll .to easy win. tlrst place In the Nielsen ratings for the week ended Sept. 9 after a swruner season that saw the network In third place more often than first. r--------------_...-------1 I)' GllOIIGE I'IBODE . AP ..... 1Mer . CX>UJMIIUS, Oll1o (AP) -~Mille TOrnczal!, ~ hlllnt I!CUoil ot the - - · led Jllitll.lilnked Oldo State oft two !lnt-llllf touchdiM'n drl\w Sctimlay 81 the Buckeyes whipped W•"*''b'' Stall! U4 tD ~ coUege fnrjbpll n - the 1nt lbutaut .111 43 pmes ror the Buckeyes, w . w&~~•cu• &ate, lcclni to 0111o &ate a:.r the atth conaeuct1ve time, diOIJPICI to 1·2'1h11 taU. Ohio stall! beat Wboonsln 21.0 for Its last llldout tD 1981. •• .. TIJrnczlk, l'lllOVel'btc fnm. double fracture c1 his rlcht leg In . . . practlcr, replaced ~ Jbn Kanalal wltlt Jess than 10 mlltutiel ot the ftnt half, drcWIDa a standing ovation trom the Ohio Stadbm Mlloot ot 'iS:lll. TaQbec!c Keith Byan, roii1D& up 145 y8rds rusltln&. cawe<l both Ohio State leCOIId-quarterdrlvellhat pve Ohlo State a ~Jialfllme lecd. He dived 1 yard and ccusht a 5-yard Jllllll trom ~. lJUIItln& hiltlll!dldOwD tOtal to ~ In 13 teguJar llle&ICJI aamea. · . Fulltwk Roman Batee · 1M ;r yards, No. 2 tailback John Wooldlldlf 31 yardl, Karu11116 yards and No.' 4 Kevin Delalley 2 yardl ror lp~ and Rldl !!penpr kicked a 43-yard field goal passed akq to you at UNBEUEVABLE. For example.... · DRAPERIES 20°/o. 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Our Trust Division will work directly with · your lawyer to see lhat you are properly P,repared in order lo maximize your lamily's in, heritance and minimize the government) share. (3) FAMILY GUIDANCE . , 1 ,,ft I· d F ,n . ~ ~ , • . Once an estate is settled, we don't.stop there though . Often, the · proceeds from the insurance. property and investments total more than was initially expected. There· fore, with the proper management your family's future would·be relati~ely secure . .Our Trust Div)sion can provide the kind of guidaace thai a family would ,be in need of . in this type of situalion to ensure lheir security. Of course·, all of this i~ not free. But you'd t;>e surprised at how inexpensive it is. and it usually does more than just pay, for Itself with lhe savings it providei. To ·many, tbe "peace of mind" alone is a bargain at any ~tice . Again, everybOdy's different. And 'our Trust Division . can help in ·111any dlfferent .ways. Our Trust Oflicers will be pleased to give you all, the details. Give one of them a calL Between them they have 62 years of experience In good banking. \ J n d c 3 ~ .o 3 c •n ·C 1 ti -,. 0 ., n ~ F E f.• I c, lr ~ · Four Convenient Locations ~ n e•• Ohio ' his":=~~~GkDD by .W as_hirigton Huskies Davia' double In the ...,... ........ th irrored Phil ~ fnm ftnt with the wltutln& run as the Houlton Aatros ed&al the San Dleao Plodles 3-2 Sa~~ ta:alllld fnm llie tnllton, off reUeiver Craig 1111 r.-.... u after Ganter had ...._..., ....., dt'l"'d ' · · Hot*ttit!llewrBOI DcwJI!Y, 94, ecmid the win with two lnnlnp' ww1t. ·' . -...p~-llldl nbt''-..-'when ANN ARBOR. Mich. nedl!d an a 73-yard smr1ng pass to splltt!lldt.tar!!Pattl&onearlylntbe third qunner Saturday, IJ:'e!tk!ng vic1oryOIII!I'MilllwriSatunlay. · The polnt.after kick by Todd GteatAJe proved deciiiYe 81 Mls· !11111'1 IICCftd again" In the clollng llllniJl1es but failed on a two-point canvenionattemplthatwouldltave ope~~atJalttpmeandbelplllgNo.l6 Wasldllgtm to B ~11 xD if WOIIthepnte. foodlaD upeet victory 0111!1' third- . Miltrm II, Purdue 11 u..,..... coUeee =i..Fo:na, --••I pr v.- a.m The source · for fln11ncial 7 Member FDIC f n n 3! 7 c ,,\ ' (AP) - ~ Hugh MilleD coo- ranl!eliMlch'&Bn. WEST LAFAYEIIE,Ind. CAP) Pattleon cau&ht the pc'ss at the - Sopmmore Bentle l<aw'gulded MlcltiPn 27 over the outslretclted No. 5 MJam1 on scoring drives o166 third n-g 14M of Garland Rivers and and 94 yards In the quarter, .,.., --~ -v ocampaed •mtouched Into the t!lld scoring once an a quarterback Alan WGfna wdrnd. lid: iecuid llOIIe, u the W H111111e1 Increased sneak, as the HutTicanes n:cvnloo a .. lfoi.,. IWI8' Nor. Ryan's . thelrre.idto17-3,3:!141ntothesecond 21H7curtebadtvlcflltyOIII!I'Purdue lhrowlngemronlptcll«faltelnPt ltalf. Saturday In nonconferencefootball. ~ IICOI'ed on nvo Ryan wild Sqllll- Jeff Jaeger kicked Mlam!, playing Its fourth road ,. Ryan left the pme aftlr pltcltlng !leld pis ot 25 and 38 yards for game In ~ days, moved to 3-1. -~tltlnlsotu""'..... duetoa. WIISIJinitoo ~ fullback Rick Purduetsl-1. -,. ·Felllll!)' aared on a 2-yard dive tor pulled llln•b Ina. "Mlile SCott retltt Husldes, w1to dominated every ' Nebt 1m 18, Jt"m ¢1 1 p!e-lldm. . ...ottbegame. LINCOLN, Neb. CAP) - Jeff 'lbeAIInlctlt!dlt1-11nthethlrd. 'lbeHIIIldesopenedthescorlngln Smith rushed for 183 yards and · ClqRe~naldn; 161wlthaslngle thetlnttquarteronJaeger's25-yard Cralg Sundberg threw two touch· aad IICCftd 011 a bues-locded wild !leld aoa1 at 13: l!. That cllniaxed a down passes In No. l·ranked ptdlby'IlanLollllr. diM! 1n Which Millen, a junior, hlt Nelraska's :B-7 non-cooterence '11le Pliodia n:plned thr INd ln elclrt ot IIebi puaes for 58 yards, football Ylctoey over MlnJte. tlttlftb, Garry Templetal si!pl, aald Wllllhlttgton Pined 25 yards on sota here Saturday. III(Md to -.uld Cll I sacrlllat and the il'(lUIId, The drive 1qgu1 down Netnska had a li2-75 ad.van... IOOli!danuqlebyTmyGwynn. at tlle78i111Jaegerklcked hisfleiQ ln tOOl! yards at ltalttlme, but Adoulllebythe.l22-ltlttliJe!kxltt, planbarthdown. back·to-back twnbles loSt by lui· follr?ed by a tr1ple by Bus tlt!d It MJc:htpn had a drtve stopped at lback 'l'an't -Ratlman stymied the Ill* b'theAIInllln thellfth. the Wultlngton :r; when tailback Comhuskers!ri the early going. Gerald White lost a !wnble. But the 1be Huskers, miXIng Smith's ea.a,h 1 1 · Wdyabii!i, 1·1. tied the score tenaclous·runnlngwlthSundberg's sr. LOUJS CAP) - Tenyl .......... _..___ _._ on a team- accurate short ""-. then ..... ~ .belllaiiWo doublel and -~...,. "'"''"'"'"" ..--r-iecord 52-yard field goal by Bob duced ICOI'lng marches ot 71 and 95 clioYe In thn!e nu. to help the St. Btl ...d\11 mldwlly through the yards and took advantage ot a soort Loula Cardlanlll to an 8-3 vlcfllty --lhlni h ovrr the Plttlburglt Pirates quarter. Mlnnl!sola punt lllr a touc • Sc Baaaoo bettered the mark of 51 down to lead Zl.O at ltalttlme. )1,10, pltcbld bli ; ~ art In 1973 by Mille Uiiby', ~ U. N«<llw II En 1% ...,.. wo••l It pme ot the aadrlled twice, oace last yMr by_.r EVANSI'ON, m. (AP) - Todd . , in IIC-blll,wallilna Btii&IMI· Ncl'ley'a 2-yml toucltdawn pass to two llld lllldac aat one. JoiJI ' Mldalpn IICCftd it. on!Y ICIIch- Jim, Tate an the final play of the p 1 1!1. ~D. viCtim ,a( a clown with two 'aec""" left an a pane IDd Om McAuJaYs extra, ......,..._ Ca"" ell' lllllltlt, took tbe 7·yUd "p ut ba'Jt Jill Hartlaugb to ~ lifted 9yraellle to a 13-12 Belli. FtaJibaack Eddie Gar- ·, vlctoeyln' ~._.~~; l'l!tti'IDb11tetwo-pllntCOIMli'IIIDIL . day ID uua-=UUIIfll. '"""""' •••••,, Olto5llc. '111 I &5Sf game. MILWAUKEE. (AP) - Robia · CX>LJJMBIA..,Mo.(AP)-Sealor - ~'sonlytwcltdownllfthe YOUIIl "'M*Iilid pltda Bob ~ MDIICUfmBan11aDran21 gamecappeda&.l-yardd p:tatlon _ .. IWC>IIItiEr willa • C'CIId llam )WIIIIlra11!wl •awllh5:l81o driYellldbyNol'ley,Whoftnl....,the M I tit pttlliiB! die Mila I I IIII.Y,i sJ1 IISi 4ft! •. pme with llOII.-..uo- In 38 lieu •• ltJ a 7411utaut leliaru;y ~nlb'tllatpve lttanplib" t.oyardl. OVIl'IIIBIDnanOrlala ..WII+"J e SMA 5 foatbell 1betrlumplnvu theflfthstraliht ..... . 2, ' ' .,,L ~~N=~== Third-ranked .M ichigan upset Jtelp trim Bob Slanley, wlto pined • . . .,. _.,...~,_ . . ,college ",, . •• ~ for Ohio State. . WB11t1ngtoo State muffed an opportunity Ia IICOre late ln the third quarter when split end John MMslu!ll fumbled Into the Oldo State zone. MarsltaD had cauaht a pais trmt quarterback Mark~. . but was hit by Ohio state defendei'B Sonny Gordon and Teny White at.the 2-yard line. · Ohio state llnebackerTOITI"Pepper'' Johnsoorecoveredlntheend zone to slllp the Cougars' orily scoring threat. Wasltlnglon State, averaging ~ points a game ln Its first two . games, marched Into Ohio State terrttory ln Its first drjves. But the marches fizzled at the Buckeyell' 43 and 38 yard lines. A young Ohio state defm"" harried Ryplen Into a 3-for-13 perfonnance tn the first half. Ryplen, who had thrown tor 441 yards ln two games, C9111Pleted 14 ot 31 Jl8se$ for 123 yards, but threw three Interceptions. . . Tomcz.ak also played In the fourth quarter and wCX!IId up lth a . 5-for·7Jlllllllngday for 55yardsand011i!touchdoWn, Hedldnot run the baD. . . -. ' I • . Ohio state Wrapped up the v!clory wltl) a 21-polnt expkliilo~ In the. fourth quarter on the t.OOchdCiwn nms by .Wooldridge, Karsatos and . ....,.....ey. ) Satunlay's • 1 1 . r 16, 19&4 ' ' 'I fortheOrangiemeaiandgavet,hema :uJ l'llCOI'd for the season, while Northwestern sUpPed to o.a. .._Stile 10, IOWJ i1 Id.vACITY, Iowa (AP)- Dwg Strang IJ!IS'ed for one touchdown and ran lllr another and Nick Gancltano kicked a palr Of field goals to 1Ift 12th-ranked Penn State til a ~17 upeet of No. 5 Iowa Saturday ln an lnteraeCtiCIIal football game. • Strang, woo had asilbparoutlngln · Penn State's 15-12 vlc.tory 0111!1' Rutgers last week, !Ired a 24-jlard touchdown pass to Herb Bellamy In the !lnal minute of the first half to give the NlttanyLionsa13-31ead and scored 01\ a 1·yard run ln the ftrsf minute ot the llnal quarter to put his team ahead :1).10. Iowa came back with an !¥).yard drtvecapped by quarterback Clllck Long's l ·yard,=rlngrun to cut the lead til :1).17 with 1fl minutes left In the game, . then started another march attertaklngoveron Its own)O following a Pe!)n State pupt. lloweve', Hawkeye tailback Ronnie Hannon was stopped foot short of a first down on an end sweep on fourth-and-one from the Penn State 29 and the Nlttany Lions ran out the clock. Penn State, playla& without Injured tailback D.J. Doz!Bo, sentlts record toW whUe lowQ tell to J,1. Shane Coolan's fumlile recovery at the Iowa 4 set up Gancltano's· 21·yard field goal which tied the !!001'1! at ~3 with 13: 58 lett In the aecand quarter. Tan Nlcool had given Iowa a 3-0 lead by kicking a :M-yard field goal with 1:58 left In the tlrstperlod. ' ' After Strang's touchdow!i pass to Bellamy, which capped an 82-yard, 13-play drive, Hannon returne(l the enuslna kickoff 50 yards to the Penn State M. Five plays tater, he darted ~ ycrda up the middle for a tDucltOOwn with (our seconds lett In the half, tr1mmlng Pmn State's lead tol3-10. a �• ;:.~!:;~~~The~~~gTi~m~·~·~Se~n~ti.~-,e~l===~===~~~~~~~~~~~ 16, 1984 r·c adets dump Eastern, 35-26 ' ' ' ~ BEVERLY -The Eastern Ea· gles ,produced one ot tbr!r ITIIlSI explosive offensive nights In recent years; hawever,itwasn'ti!IIO\Ighto ~: Ollei'COIJ\e the dWgent etrort of Fort • Frye, which clatmed a J:>.:ai vtctory ~ lM!re Friday night • •Fort Frye 1s undefeated at Ml, ( Wltue Eastern drops to 1·2. ~· ., . Until Friday, no 01!1! had. scored r: llillllnstthetoughFortFryedefense, ' let alone etrate its terrtto ~ pen ry . . . Prior to Friday's game, the Cadets •, had struggled offensively, but just · :. the opposite held true Frtday night ·.• as· Eastern picked apart the Cadet : ~ense and Marty Chandler & " Canpany untracked the FF offense. , ,, ·From the openlilg kfckoff, Offense proved tobethenameotthegameas FortFryescoredfirstonaoneyard run byquarterbackMartyChandler atthe7:05mark. · · Eastern quickly retallated with a nine pla:,u lrlve that saw Brent Bissell reach paY,dlrt frrol four yards away. !ts PAT attempt also falled. Eastern's defense repelled the CadetS next possession, then EHS ' ~ed up • Its devasttng aerial • attack, reaching the endzone 10 playslateronaRoyceBtssell-to.Jeff : Hawk toochdawn pass ot 24 yards. ! The PAT run failed, butEHSiedfor ; the first time 12-6 at 11:54 In the : second quarter. ', ' Big pa 'nl niPt ,; One of the biggest stories of the -~ fVenlng was .EHS quarterlladc . I t I : :5 ; • , I . I • I , ' c' i ; L 'c • . , •r c . I ,, •• ~;RoyceBissellwhOcompletedl6ofll2 . ""Passes JeadastheEPklclcspllttheupf!ghts for a J.3.12 score. Before the half came to a cl011e, a 36 yard Blssell-to-Btssell toochdawn pass put EHS back on top at 5: 55. The same Clll'llblnatlon connected In the endzone tor a two-point conversion andaln-131ead. 'lblrdtramedkllt A*enj~rlft8 a ... ~. VJU.., great first half, the tide soon changed anjl EH;S struggled through a devastating third frame. FortFcyescored twin! . on a 12-yard Todd Stewart run and Chandler PAT run; and an Ed4le Baker one yard run ·and Chandler PAT, maklngthescore, !S-al. 1n the finale Todd Stewart again scored on a 19 yard run, that ICEd the cake and concluded the Cadet scoring at the 4:21 mark. Royce BtsseU added to his overall agres.. = ~o ~ lnl""'""'lons ... .. ...... .. ........... ..... ! 358 1 1 I ;;.;. 1'01'<1'........ 'I'"' u .. Penalties ·.. ....: ..................... ....HJ 170 12 Ga. Vent Rib ll11nQm Grade, Pump Actloll, 5 Shot (fl -" ~ "NEW" . NOVEMBER 18-22, 1984 Your Cost P•r P•non PSE NOVA CAM. 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''We got period· whell Mike Tipton foWil otr to a bad start when they got a Kenny llwm with an etght-yaN coupleotflrstdownsonpen~t!es.ln scortng pass fora 13-{)Jead: '· the second half, we just got plzyslcal Jackson's lOne points came on a and the 23 yard run was thli key. safety with 4:16 left ln. the tl*d 'A fter that we played better," James quarter when a Senator ball cantil' was tackled In the end zone. ~· Burnett.Jed all rusbers with, West, now 3-0, was paced by 121 yards on 19carr1es. nm Burnett Evans who carried l8 timeS tor 114 yards while QuarterbaCk Vlni:e .added ~1 yards tor the Highlanders Wolford' led Jackson with 65 yanll and Steve Pelfrey chipped In withU on 16 carries. $995 Wlll1arnslliilshedtheSCOI'IngWith In the third ,.:.e . a 31 yull nm from Rusty Burleson to Justy thetwo-polntconverstonwtthapass Burleston. "We didn't play as well as we COIIA ..PIM ~IIlLI SLOT SIGHT . . . . ,J ~= iO.U·;: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::i ~~~ ............... . .....7· rmt gam ' e T·SHIIT HAWKEN RIFLES ~ ~ I I A23yardrun.tJYTimBurnettona draw play was the key. play I!S 1l1!! . Highlanders scored on ,t heir next .posesslon.Thedrlvewi!Scappedby a Burnett's 2 YFCI run With 2: l!lleft , In the quarter: 'lbe extra·polnt run JACl<SON - Undefeated Pornr falled and the Highlanders led 14-6. mouth West Inflicted the first losscl Jim Burnett scored Southwest· ern's final toochdown .oo a 31 yard the season on the host Jactn run with 2: 45 remaining In the lraune!l, J.3.2, Friday night. · • game. The Highlanders converted· A 2!\-yard TD nm by Bart Evaa $4'5 . !kings :. :1 the score ln!lbted, as the carries. yards. . Torlicall Jed""ln flrat dCJWns JS.ll. Warren, whldl oulplned the Jack Hall Jed Synime$ Valley's Belpre had 251 yards ruJb1ng and Rockets 256 to 1!!8 In total yards, etfort with '10 yards and ,Sylvester another ITT 111 the air tor 328 total smredaslngletouchdowniDNch!t .Bkxmlleld added 36 yards tor .the yards. Trimble had 197 on the the tJna1 · three quarters. The VIJdngs. . grumdand73vlathepass. . Wamn exa!llent ldcker, Kevin - Soulhwestern,nowl-2, wUiplayat Willllmsopened the scoring With .F1vecoalt, added theCl111Vel"$1011on Burtakt of Pulliam, W.Va., nat a 10 yard nm and Jall!r 111 the first eachsrore. ' \· Saturday. 'l1le loss o;!ropped quarter, qUarterback Lee Holder After a first period safety, the Symmes Valley's record to()..3. pasaed:Wyards to~ Ruble*>r Ro""'~ began to roll with tine · " 5 " II • ---.,-J1¥ , anothencore second I\Wli1el' ~. Jeny_ ~ sw Wlll1arns' .85 yard nm and Lewis tn trwn ard Ryan Flnl-..o ........... ........ ... ........ ll ..! u • ..._. ....... yardjauntmade ' It""" M""'-~rammedlnonefromyslx:..,,.,. Yards nllhlog ..... 1.. .. ...... ...... .... 214 'i ......., ••wv ID'V ~"""" J--. Yards paulllg ......... ...... .. ........ ....6 • t the halt and J Andrews recovered a '1\JUI yanlo~ ·........ ......... ........ m • a Trlmble.'s Cbarlle J0:UJUU: •--•- scored fwnble._tn"end ~. Jay KIIDe PalsesOttompted ........... ......... .. ll UE ~ 2 Passes completed ...... .. ............ ... 2 ln.the third period on a 28 yard pass added the Budreyes tlnaiTOwtlhl!ll 1 lntercepilons .... ....... ......... ........ 0 from Paul Jewell. eight yard recepdon from ·Pat on a 39 yard run by Jack Hall with · SHOIT SUEY' CAMO ~. ~ ......................... Y•"""''"'""""""'"""""""" ~~~~ IIAI 13430 SHOOIWGILOYI $995 . Three ·teams still unbeaten in TVC llalfllme lead With two toucbdowns MGM FARM CITY SUPER SEIYI(E STATION ln="~the=~.:~ IKJwevel', t •• I '"I ....... [first victory, 22-6 two-point oonverslon run falled. (0v.... ) Team W L PtiJ 'Op Belpre .......... , .......... .. ........... ! 0 llf• ll Ne!Jonvtlle- York .................... 3 0 i5 7 Warren ......................... .... .... 3 0 63 23 Vlnloo County ........................ l I !4 22 .. :5.~:~~ Es~=$=~ · TVC - . o p ra.-. . ' WILLOW WOOD - Southwest· tern rolled In the second half to Pi-t ' its first vtctQry ot the season here .~ Frtday night, 22-6 . over Symmes !Valley: . ' i ' "I~awb), ootal;ll'eltl-:one. but :a Win." Southwestern coac:h· Jaclt ~ James said. "And I guess that's the •lmportant,thlng." __. tfrst When Southwestern SCOn:u Tim Burnett scored on a one yard · run wi . '"9·051eftlnthefirsthalf.The u• , ·Highlanders converted the twopoint conversion on a Jeff Burleson ' ·pass to WW Ha1slop for an 8-0 lead. ·. Synunes Valley pUlled within two 1... sure some kind cl ~ Hig · hlanders· post ! IPC. AUGAMI!l!. 'hom WLTPOP COli Grove ........................ 3 0 0 ll!l 29 RodcHW ........ ....... ........... 2 0 I 19 12 inlllton .......... ................... 2 1 o 12 :II Lopn .. ........ .. ...... ... .. .. ...... 2 1 o 12 ill WlleeiB'tburi .................... 2 I 0 6li 41 Pt. Pleuant .... ...... ............ ~ l 0 . 63 !3 Jacttlon ............................ 2 I 0 31 !9 Rlpley ................... .... ........ 2 I 0 52< !4 Boyd County ............. .-........ 3 2 0 117 40 Galllpolll ........................... 0 2 I 12 110 Athelll .............................. o a o :r> !10 The t1naJ Meigs' touchcicMn, Trimble ............... ................. I 2 tiO 78 whlchcamewith5:131eftlnthet!*d Melp .. ................................. I 2 41 3:J period, was a 16 yard pass tnn Alexander ............................ , 1 2 34 46 Wellston ................................ 0 3 29 61 Mike Chancey to w1ngllaclc Jadde MUie£ ................................... 0 3 18 . 9t WelkerbywayotendScotG'-'• Federal-Hocking ......... .. ......... 0 3 0 . 71 (TVC Gana Ooty) ·· ~·-: shoui(Jer pad. • · Pt.·PWI&nt 21 GalllpOIII! ·Team W L I'll 'Op ClreleYtlle IJ) A!llens 8 The pass wulnt.e!lded for G'-D . Nel!onvllle- York ,................... ! 0 ~ , 0 Portsmouth 19 Ironton 10 Belpre ................ : ................. ! o 1>'1' 21 , at the aOalllne, but the ball~ l'orlomouth we.t 13 Jacks<lrl 2 Wan-en ................................. 2 0 48 • :ll Loran 32 Columbul Cenlerllllal14 htgl11nto the aJr ott Gheen and IIIIo Melp .................................... l l 35 . 26 Bryan St.auon It Boyd Coun,Y 6 thealerthand&OfWelker, deeper Ill VlntooCounly .. .... .. ......... ....... 1 I 23 • It Rode HIU 7 Ru...u 6 Trimble ...... ...... ... .... .... ......... ! I 3J 42 the end zone. COli Grove 21, ColumbWI Wehrle 6 Aleunder ....... ............ ....... ... I I 34' •39 Ripley It Huntington HISII 6 ~ booted the first Melp' Welllloo .............................. ,. 0 2 1.5 52 Wheelotlburr :II Fairland 6 extra point while Rnblnson MUle£ ,............................ ...... 0 l 12 62 fletLilFederai·Hocklng ............. ....... 0 2 · O·. 51 GaiUpolll al Boyd County two points on a conversion alter lie ~. P\ealantatHu~ane l!etll-lffinal score. · Melgs 27 Miller 12 Huntllllton Eall at Ripley NellonviUe-York J) Federal-Hocking' O ' COli Grove at Wheelfnburi Fullback·llnebacker Mark HMIAlexander If Vlnloo County 12 R«k HIU at !loolh Potnt mands ran for f1 yard!! ~a Belpre 3f Trimble 6 At..... at Falrnf"t Warren 21 Wellston 0 '10 yard!!r 911 only six attetJ• Ironton at Lilla~ ~~et~~-no ...... .ra~Uon ~t Wavt"liy Hammonds a11o was one of !liNe Wellston at Meigs ' Marauders leading In tacklet wiUI , Alexander at Trimble Friday'• scores NelsonviUe-York at Belpre five. Also with live ltQps Federal-Hocking at Miller .~ ... J'*" G""" 1S sopiDmoreCOI'III!l'back Huey~ Potnl Pleuut, W.Va . 21, ~ipol\13 Warren al Vlnlon County Parumouth 19. tn:nton 10 and Welker. · Port.. w~ ~ ~~ 2 Makjng , four ll'llo 1top1 tor tile l'yfarauders Included Jlilck Bull!, · f-----~ ---coUPON.:... CLIP AND IAVE------- .:o:-.~1 James Acree, Paul DaUey, IIIII . ,.' I Raymond FUder: Dalley filled In tr 'ftMJtaMJwN 1WN- twp• BndBo• I • II eJII'GI4e toaf7.,.,., I :. I the Injured Bush admlra~. I ' ' I • 1 ' n • a p11114 niln • •••14 q~ar'er adloa Ill Help' f7·12 Welker aJao Jed tile Maraudln, . vldll;- Miler. tile Manaden' home..,_.. Frldl.rlllcl4- KeMb now 1·2 overall and l·llnllde TVC I E. Main St ,, PoJMroy •· 1 play, lnrecelvlngwlth lhreecatda ~ ~ for50yards. Sqftnmte EdKltdll'!l :!i ~grabbed ' the other leceptlon, • 38 Q ~ fl. yarder. . Nick Bush, outstalldlng Jlne. backer for the Jl,1elgs Maraudl!n, went down In the second quarter with &I! ankle Injury. The eeriY report 1;1'81 nothing ~. but bJJ POMEROY ~ Belpre, Warren, Kearney's Spartans 'had lined up In playing time may be In questloD for .and Ne11onvUJe.york remained the kfck tonnatlon. OOPius Deposit nextweek'sgameagatnstWellllton. 1 only unbeatA!II te.ns 111 the Trt· VlntonCounlyhadtakena&.olead The maraujlers w1ll ~lloat the Valley CalfelaiCll! as the 13th ontuubackJimCampbeU's'20yard WITH THE PURCHASE OF SlO REGUlAR OR _';sI Golden Rockets at I'*IP next ranlralEajlesdrllll!dTrlmbleM-6, nmlntheflrstperlod.Campbellalso NO-lEAD FUll SERVICE GASOUNE ..: I Friday. Miller w1ll host Federal· warren shutoot Wellston 21.0, and · puttheVUdngsontopl2-6tnthethlrd AND THIS AD ·• ··' II Hocking. NeJsonvllle.York posted their II!- period on a one yard nm after I cood at:raJPt abltout · :11-0 aver Aleunder had fwnbled on their 25. 1111 I ~:':!.": ' : .Federai·HocJdn&. · ' VtntonCountyhadonelastslmton I 16 · . -~ I m 1n other TVC action, Alexander thegarne'afiDalplayaslheVIklllgs L---------CO.fl!ON_-=.CU!.AII.D. tAVE _____ .;.. __ :...; ' . ~ ;:.~·.~~· :: :::::::::: : ;: handedVtntcnCountythelrflrstbss lined up for a 27 yard field goal P....... ...................... ~100 ~13-1 14-12 and Mef1s woo Its first game attempt, blltthesnapWI!IItwtde. Punoa ................................... 2·&li33.0> •1llli2Ut wl'"a'"·l2..._.·ton~·- .. "'~. . , I'GIIatirdwla F urnt:l$l'I•Lost ................. ,. 10 f l-1 Ul 61 II.R:\i.. VT..-. l'f.I..IIM:.l """"'"" .........................,.. ~,, T·llll Belpre's Ernie WOilams ran fQr Wlll'ri!n won Ita ~ straight .~~ .......................'.o 0 6 ._12 226 yards on 15 carries and t11ree game as Craig Locbery_scored a · ................................................... 1'!14 ._, touchdowns as the Eagles beat pair of toochdowns on runs of two :them. . " ' • ,......... .,.._, 14 * BeU.t.1rt I\I.JIDel". ,, :we STIRRUP W/PURCHASE WltCHISlB lOt (Robinson~ was *•l' '~'~rna 8 4" el POMEROY - JuniOr tailback Brad Robinson had truchjlown jaunts.o!77,47,and40yardstopace Me!istoa27-12TVCWinoverM1ller lntheMaraudel'$'homeopener~ Friday. Robinson broke open a scoreless tie when he returned a Mtller punt47 :Yards, one minute Into the 'second period. . The excellent Ojlell f\eld running Robinson broke kiose for 71 yards withamtnutetettlnthetlrsthaltand 8dded a 40 yard scoring run early 1n the third quarter. :· Robinson, wiD also hill! a 14 yard touchdown run called back on a · cllppb)g penalty, wound up with' a · career-lllgh 162 yards In only 13 : carries. • : Mtuer'sRayJenksenjoyedoneof · his tlnest games 1n h15 lllree-year career as he rushed for 217 yards In ' l8 f:l'h1s and also·scon!d both of. the Falains' six-pointerS. ' · Jenks,whostartedatta1lback,but · tater was SWitched to quarterback , When regular SlgnaJ-(!aBer Keith Roberts was stdellped with a knee . ' Injury, srored on runs of U 8.nd 56, both In the second half. ; Meigs Clll'llpletely dominated the ; game In the first three-quarters, · buUdlnga'll-61eadbefCII'i!Mllr,auder , reserves, who played very respect· · ful, completed the last quarter. • ' SurvlvealOfumllles . ' MeigssurvtvedlOfwnbles,tirufof . ; whlcli were lolt, on the sUppery twf. ; M<J~t of the miscues oo:urred fronl • thecentertoquartetbackexchanllt!. ' "Iwaspleasedwithoureffort,but did not play with nwch ; conslsteiiq. I IOOugbt we would be abletotaketheballrlghtmdownthe ; lleld, but we seemed to always run : Into a mtstake," 5!lld Marauder , : mentorC)IarlesChancey._ • Mlller'sveteranot21seasol1Sas : head coach qf the Faloons, Jim ·' Coo . k, said about the game, ·~I ' • ac!ulllly thought we outplayed WeplaYe<Jmuchbett.et than >·any time thls~ear. That number a:! E!f~.. ................ :...6 14 o &-16 Fort Fcye ........................... .6 7 16 6-:6 siYeplaywithatlnaJTDscoreofo~Mt Offensively, Eastern produced a vlctoryonpaper, (474yardsto358) but couldn't notch a mark Ill the wln column, desplie a fine overall effort from · Its backlleld, which was sparked by Royce Bissell. Bissell was praised for his fine pertonnance as was the EHS backtleld of Btssell, Hensley ;and Lance.Senlor Mike Lance suffered an Injury in the tim halt and WI!S sidelined the mnalnder of the garne.Jeff Hawk also a ·good nllchl,recelvlng3-fort4yards. Defensively It WaS again the Bissell brothers,Royce \flth 7tackles and an lntert'Eptlon,Bn!nt With 8 tackfes,and Tlm · Dorst With 6 By IIJ!lTIIWJsEcup ~~ yard, the PAT falled with the score 35-26. Be A HUNT WITH lOTH GUN AND lOW. 2 , , ,e Area grid standings ' Meigs~ _TVC . win · . Two SeasOn Hunter :118 «1 Yardsn..tdnc .......................... 2u Yards poSIIng .......................... :.53 Total yanla......................... ... m Paua auem,.ed ...................... 22 Pa...ocornp~eted .................. ,...16 Fumbles ................. ..... ..... ........ 3 Fumbleslaol ...... , ................. .. ... o ,, W. Va. Robinson ·paces. 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A111ENS- Soolt RIJN,_ aad Jeff Fisher MCh killed • pllr d ~ FtldaynJPtil '77 , • • ClrcleYUie to a »8 vietoiY CMr tbt' Athe!ls BuiJOOp. . ~ RDblnsoo opaned tM ...... ., gathering a 76 yard puafrlmEddlt Sims In th!! secood period. ' OPEN 7 DA'f'S liON. thr• Fll. I to I SAIUIIAY I to 6 SUNDAY 9 to 5 Fisher tallied trom tM oae with . 1: 481ett In the second pl!riod to live tl\e Tigers a 12-0 halt!ime lel!cJ. With tour mlnulll remaiDiq bl the third quarter Fisher tallied from the two. • Early In the fourth period Sima again found ~obh!.., with a»yard !I;'OJ'!ng ~ and just t2llw iN>" later Ga!Y ~ pk:kal ~ a ' Athe!ls pus and l'1!lumed It 81yvdt tor a kluchdown. The BUlldogs reached Pl)'ltlrt with 5: 50 lett when Dave McAIIIater coon'ec;ted will\ John Ranklna 1111a» yard pass imd McAIUster rp the two point conven!Oft. ' earn '' . WIPial or OILSfOUT HEAVYDm SHOCIS --~799 .. · ' · The Tigers, now 1·2. wer.lecl by . 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Pameroy-Middleport---Gallipolis, Ohio Page-C.6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~a!~..t 'in~!~~~!!!e-~!.t~st ~~~..PJ~a;':~~.: !=.~=. . ~=. . =!~:~.L'l.r_;~;~~0~;~~.~~. . 2•...~. . .~.7~6o~t~~ against the wall, wefooghtbackand 54-yan! run by Foreman. His kiCk never quit," North Gallla Coach for the extra point was good. ' Dave Angles reflected after the NGcamebackagalnlnthelleCOnd Pirates InDicted ·a 20-8 victory on quarter after a fumbled Panther visiting Ross Southeastern here pltchout was recovered at the Frtday. 1().yard line. NG moved to the three Although the game was primarily where Brtan lfawks made an a defensive battle ,It saw Impressive unsuccessful run to paydlrt. offensive and defensive perfonnances from NG's Mark Foreman and Foreman's kick attempt for the Bill Harden. Those efforts helped extrapolntfalle<l!asthePiratesheld the Pirates win their third game of a 13-0 lead. the season and vindicated 21·20 No additional scortng OCCUlTed loss to the Panthers last year. the remainder of the half. . h d 1 Foreman broke Into t e oubeAilthethlrdquarteropenedwltha digit column In rushing recording downpour, Fairchild hit Sam Osll2 yards on 18 Harden borne on a 35 yard pass which put tackled 13 limes, Including four Southeastern deep Into Pirate sacks, which saw two successive terrttory. , blocks against Southeastern quar· At 6:00, the Panthers swred on a terback Jeff F;llrchlld In the final nine-yard run by Arledge. A run by minute of the game. Jackie Glass· Fairchild was slopped1 but the bum had 10 tackles for the Pirates. Panthers piCked up an extra two The Panthers' top rusher was points on a safety at 3:39, when NG tatlback Paul Arledge, who had 76 · quarterb;lck J.D. Colley recovered yards on 19 carrtes. .his own fumble In ·Southeastern's The hosts dent the scoreboard at """'""" a carrt~. I l ' I ·, I I . . I 'c ; L c wh~wewere. , •r ( I , 'I • ~ ' ( -' t c 'e ~ ~ F • F '!E F t r ; ~ 0 s ........ :......... :........... 4-.11 o 8 "TJHNK W.VA. ELECTRIC" ~J!\'.:::f..':::::::::::: :::::::::::::::~ . Baseboard Heaters!! "THINK W. 2119 JACKSON AVE. SouUieutern ...................... o Portable Heaters!! 675-3106 • . Fram Oil Filters lUSQ.Nrr LTT[R Reg. 3.95 1Limit 2. VA. ELECTRIC" POINT PLEASANT, ·W. VA. ·Heat Tapes!l rrojans upset Ironton; . Logan triumphs, 32~14 45 yards In eight plays, capped by POR'I'Sl\-lOU'IH -Seven years Reld'sthreeyardrunwlth10:06left. and 64 games later the Ironton Reid tailled his third TO on a 14 Tigers have lost a regular season yard burst with 7: 3lln the contest and the lead was 19-{] after the · football game. The portsmouth Trojans ended conversion run failed. thelongT!gerno-lossstreakFrtday Five minutes later, the Trojans night with a 19-10 victory over th~ were faced with a fourth and seven visitors. . . at 'their own 11 yard line so Kyle .Ironton had.not tasted defeat In a Parker ran Into the end zone for an regular season game since losing on automatic safety. ' Oct. 7, 19TI to Logan's SEOAL · Ironton roared back with Ryan championship team, 20-14, at AtnsWorihhittlngScottKelloligwith Ironton. a 17 yard TO strtke. Ainsworlli The Tigers were9-{]ln 1978butdld carried tor the two point conversion not play Logan due to a sbike at with 10 seconds remalnln2. LHS. LOgan aJ UolumbiBC«ri.lt In1979WashlngtonCHplayedthe 1be Logan Chieftains amassed Tigers to a 13-13 deadlock, but more than 400 ·yards In offense Ironton did not play Meigs due to a Frtday night. as they blasted strtke. Columrus Centennial, 32-14. TheJacksonlronmentiedlliS7-7 Quarterback Keith Myers and 1n 198> as the team shared the fullbaCk Trey Palmerton swred In sEOAL championship ttpnors. short runs In the first quarter while Ironton werlt undefeated and the Stars' John Glrves tallied from untied In 1981 and 1982, but were tied the four. 1 14-14 by Cincinnati McNicholas In Kelly Wolfe scored the first of his 1!m. two touchdowns with 57 seconds · Friday night the bubble burs~ as remaining In the second petiod on a Danny Reid, a 230 pound halfback, six yard run. scored three toochdowns and ran for DeriCk Anderson returned the 200yal'd$whllehlsTrojandefenders ensuing klckotf 92 yards to paydlrt held Ironton to just foor first downs andJimHall'splilcementwasgood. and 61yards rushing. · · . In thethlrdquarterMyerspassed Reid galloped 72 yards to paydlrt , 10 yards to Kerry Y9rk as the score and Tom Flannery's ldckinade it7-0 swelled to 26-14o with 7: 491eft In the first pertod. With 9:24 remaining; In the contest Following a shortT!gerpunt In the Wolte scored from.the three to close secondquartertheTrojanstraveled oot the~~::.__ _ I . ' fourth quarter opened tor some continued. "A few of our llnemm ru~ play. Fumbles and lncool- lool!ed really good. Joe Moore clld: pletes dogged Southeastern In Its · and Brian Hawks showedhe!XQ!d attempts at further scoring. carry the ball... NG dashed Southeastern's hopes Plagued withpenaltypnblemaln of another win with 1: 58 temalnlng their previous two outlnp, the In thegame,asF6remanrecovered ptrates~thellllllberolflap afumble In theendzone. His kick put by otflclals to seven times for 35 the Pirates at a 2Ch'ladvantageatthe yards. Southeastern was whl8tled close. four times for ll yards. . "I f~l the defense played really NGretumstoactloriFrldaywhen good ball," J\nglesnotedaftenvard. It ho$ts Portsmouth East. "We stopped an excellent rushing ,.,.._ • . NG and passing game. 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From 25.95 0 3 Cash-N-Carry c •n Prlcll 1n en.Ct 111MI4Ihlu ti22JI4, We ruerve the right to limit quantities. ( -·,. ' CASH ti 0 _, , .. ftlllll, eut01111tic tnns .• power st"rin1, ponr brakes, 4 1xtr1 'WIIItls elld tim. R1n1 pod and mrythinl wolks. Has 10011 rubber. N ~ CARRY · PRICIS n ~~ ! 111S IS A,_ PMCI t- il S. ! "• e 2 F n n ~, ' II ' 6 7 5·1160 S1J00 IN AND SEE FRANK GHIEN ·CAROLINA LUMBER &. SUPPLY CO. . . 312, Sixth Street ONLY Point Plealt, W. ~· Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-12:00 noon ' . . I • 209 .Upper River Rd. .Gallipolis, Ohio 446-3807 .Open 7 Days A Week �• • • Poru•rov-Middltpon--Gallipolis, Ohio Paint Plea• II, W. Va. Pag• CB-The Sunday Tit nee Sentinel Kyger Creek .captures second v~ctory of season, 32·6 I , play, senior qwjrtemack Gany Pennington hit Barry Matthews for a seven Y,ard To. A pass for the conversiOn fell short. CHESHIRE Kyger Cr!!ek spotted visiting WateliQrd a touch· down In the early part of the first quarter then bounced back for a 25-6 balfflme lead enroute to a J2.6 non-conference victory here Friday night. Two Bobcats returning to the lineup following Injuries and Illness came back wlthoutstandlngperfor· inances In leadlngCoachMeiCoen's 'team tD Its second vlctx>ry In three I F(\llowtng the kickoff, Waterford after picking up a ftrst down, went to the air ' but this time, Kitchen grabbed the pass and returned It :rl yards gtvtng the Bobcats a l2-61ead. · A run for the converskm was . stcw!d. games. • ' I 1 I ' ' I ( .• l ( . ', •r . ( I , r •• l , < ' Wildcats-Bobcats battle to 24..24 tie . . _ e• 11 f ............. ;.:....,.. Iii J\lqltllll, ............ q•••••"''"''' '' ' " , ~-W.$ Filii . . . . ............................... '' '"n ,-.e............................ • ' • By'nle.• ... l lerlp,_ : Deinocratlc challengers Walter riloodale and Geraldine Fertaro, jiNrtng up for a face-to-face n'oti!llit« With their opponents, have llwpened their attacks on Ronald Reagan, caWng him a •:cameo i~ppeerance:• president suffering tram "beforetheelectlonamnesla" etJwt his : Mondale, Ms. Ferraro, Reagan .00 his Republican l'llllll_[nglmate, Vice President GeOrge ts\1811, wui share the same platfotril tonight for the llrst ttme since the campaign began, at an awards dinner held In Washington hY the NatlonalltaUan t\mi!I1Can FOundation. Speeches hY ill twr candklates are scheduled. • Ustnc lllllll! of the toughest language In the campaign so far, Mondale and Ferraro on Friday hlasled Reilgan's policies on the i!nvtronnlmt, clvU rights, arms blntrol and education. But their harshellLwords were aimed at the ' FALL 'QUARTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 24, 1984 - · . REGISTRATION HOURS Admissions Office Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-8:00. p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m,-5:00 p.m. Rea. No. 75-02-D4nB (ftlr~erly Gallipolis AICS · '· poUctes: '' SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE ~· ' . lull•• College) ' . ·- Approved for Training Veterans Tbi1 Week'1 Betf-Bug1/ • ~leofReagan'sbldforreelectton. • ; Mondale,ln a speech at Washing- • ~ivil 1979 Volkswagen Dasher Di~l looking for ecoltomy....:. YM'I fln!f it hlnl This.••• Pontiac trade.shbws aqod em. Chocolate brown finish. $2900 . l981 Oldsmobile 98 Regincy · Navy blue. pOWir windows ••d ltlts. Al·fi-Tape, tilt. ~ruise, only 38,000 actual miles. New Buick l!.ivitll,trlde- m. . Local becutl"'s Car Was 110,900 NOW S9900 • Passes anomptl!d .. ... .... ....... .. ..... 3 PaUH completed .. .'......... . .'... .... .. ] '. 3-:111 c...................... :.:..... ...... IB· o o &-Jt 1l'act' .. .... ............... 8 12 0 6-Jt Air c~ionina. like new vinyrinterior. Low 111ilts.. Loca'l. 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'Tills 14 Mil tiMe-Ill Is 1983 Iuick LaSabrt, .('Dr. • ,. A•allaW.illl 11 , _ .. oluo. ......, . ~ • CONVEISION - • • 1982 Chevrolet Rockwood Van $57 49 I the)Yeekeudandtheywlllconsldertt. ,.Is. ••u:ttinl!'ltdoiJ ~ lb. R•pe made a bdef lllop at lbe Mil' awarded two CIIIIIJIIIIp , wwllua wllh ut-bour pial far their ~ but that he Is named lh specific allegations. Michael E. Sa!J!uels, the cmunlallon'' regional dlNCtol", said lJis start probably will make a. recommendation wlthlnmootha"'whltactton.lt any, the commt.sslorp;hould take. . . Ms. 1bomplion allegel tllat Rep. TI!mtpaoo started maklngildvaaces towardbershortlyattershestaned Working tn!hls omoe, according tD a dispatch flied Frfl!ay frml the Thomson ~· Cclumbus bureau and published Saturday In the Canton Repos)tory. . Tile complalot by Ms. 'Thompson, a 38-year-old slng!'e mother of two and a Joho Marshall Law School elltyl& All ..... ELBERFELD$ IN POMEIOY l. .... ,,..... • • ..... ._,.,0 s 4io 1976 . IIICI EUOU CIII.AU ...1710:. ..... 11•--.-: , wlletla, AI- W.IIMS ' luhnlllllr A-1. · Lowllllll.llllil...,. , •,, ' t ·' ' . t .• (AI' I..,..,.....,. .. charge against lawmaker · graduate, says her problems began with the lawmaker directing sexually S1J111!511ve cmunents toward her. In July l!J!!3.-ibe~ lliet.l!ld'l'lonaaR.. Winters, executive secretary of the Howre, that she was being harassed and asked tD be transfened from. 'Thompson's office. She said her request was not honored at that tln1e. "On March 19, 1984, my 1-ejectton of Mr. Ike 'Thompson'sadvancesresultedlnmybelngpenal!zed on my job hY being assigned less H!liP' Olstbleduttes In the same position," her affidavit says. She was shifted to an area In the Statehouse annex. ' ' (~) -A prof !!'"NI arbitrator wOI help the city and IIi~ l-.ciiiR lllltl'lltatt In a contract cllspute. Jolll, S. DrotJIIilg wllllar· the dispute bet;;een members of the Aml'rlam Federation of State, County and M~ Employees llld lhljdty on Oct 5. Fln!ftgbters have been without a contract sinCe tllelrJlld one explr!ld July 1. Nine Issues must be resolved before a lll!\yr-wotract can be signed. • . Cl$Y l:.lw Director GanY Hunter said tbP heertngwOI not be~ , ~ !be public. Drotnlng wllllmpoee a settlement on both sides within !ltD 4.'1 days. Hunter !IBid lheeconomlcprovisl(ln$ atthecontract will become l!&ctllle JIR. 1. ·· may be jp'811ted a new trial. . Frllllldlll County CaluiDI Pleu Jud@e Frank ~'>· Reda said Wedllelday lbilt he wiD rad I tranlcrlpt oflhe b1al of 2f.year-okl Undll Lee Wallien, llild 1 Jub' 11 opinion at the coomy Court of Appeall before di!cldtnl wllelle lit grant a new b1al. Walden was ll!lltenc:ed tD ~yean to lilt In lhe Ohio RefonnaiU)' tor W0111e11 for 111e s~ey~ng Ill WDJatm Wblttleld m. · Walden's attomeys had complained they were not told at a pollee report she lllld illlde of aD i J t ler'KJI!e barallsment. Walden cldnal durlnc her trill she- bellll hlruled by Whltfteld, but the JIIOiecllllon bad cnlii:Uded that wu merely a ploy to hide her Cl'lmllllltntent. Proaecuton •a ''sed tD the-JulY that Walden had rnadt no,report to the telePIIODi' company of the aJJeaed harassing edl. , '1111 pollee rtp11t. wllldl could ballter Wilden's defense, was loeaild ~ Wlldlll't l~Mltlalfter tbt trial. Redlllld It tiR nportbid betllaW!IIble at die ttme ot tbe U1al,lt could lllve IWI)'BIIhe july't flndlnaa ofll\lllt. · Steel local ratifiet contract LOC.JDON\ID..l. jAP)- Unlll!d Sla!l Wcakas LocaliiSlat die LoudaiiYIIIt nAP I' a plant 111a ntllled • - '-YNI' contraci. 1.llilllll ft'llllllllll WlldD143 'l1iundly Ill fa\llllr atlhe CJI!emeat, wlllt:ll jiG/' a 2lkeDt llaua1Y pay ralle, eaectlYe Aupll Jll!5. Tile • .,. lilt •at: 1 a pnllt-tharlna plan b' a•c• ;eq If the U.t; ·~ . . . •IJI'IIIt 1M!' tit iiiXt 15lllllltlls. ;~~., far removed from Rep. TilomP5011'~ otltce. ...1; In a Repository Interview, she said flllng the . .' canplalnt "was the only thing I had left tD do." · ~-·r : Rep.1hlntp11111 llllldFrtday hecoold~~ ""' on thecaae. "l'veheardabout It and that s alii know.' he said. . Thoinpeon, till.hasbeenlntheLeglslatureslncel971 .:: and serves as executive vice president of Black , : 1 • Elected Democrats at {)blo. Ms. 'Thompson also Is , ~ black. _ ·- .· Rep. Thompson was named In a similar CIJTIPlalnt ,, •. In l9l9 b)i a female employee, who said she was fired •1 • , for refusing his sollcttatlons. , 1•: ~~ Lordstown plant strike bypass -' . . gets mixed review. Dog owner pleads guilty I . DAYTON (AP) -The owner of a pit bullleiTierthatatt:ackedfour P.xxnes. fatally injurtngoneotthl!m, has pleaded guilty tx>acltarge of allowing a dog to tie at large. , · Kettering Munlctpat ~ o!ftctals said David Fox of Mad Rlver Township Waived his right tD a trial on the misdemeanor charge and forfe!Jed a -~ bond Friday. 1be poqdles ..-ere attacked on Aug. Z71n a Kettertng parldug lot, afta' Fox's dog escaped trcan !be'back of a vehtcJe and pounced on the pxxlles In the cab of a pickup truck. The pit bull terrier was quarantined at Fox's home for 10 days after the Incident Bella Abzug .to speak Arbitrator et:ters dispute ATHENS Monday or Tuesday, saki the congressman, wlxi'cbalrs the Social Security lfllbommlttee at the House Ways and Means Committee. '• If IICOI!Pied bY Ill! HoUle and .,' Senate and flillned by Praddent ,•••. Reagan, theagrem~mt would end a l .. · long·stand!Dg dispute over dllabll· 1•· ! lty reviews conducted hY the Social :·:.., .. Security Administration. ·- " • Since the procedure began In 1!81, • • more than 1mllllonpeoplehad their .• : •'. benefits reviewed and scane 45 •' pe1 cent were foond lneUglble•. ' ~ I' Administrative law · judges and · •' ' federal jurists have kept many on ' Ji • the rolls. ,; ' 'f·. co~niss~n _. weighs DAYTON (API- Forrnb- U.S. Rep. BeUa Abzug Is scheduled to sjleok next month. on the ellect of w<men On the electotal pux:css. Ms. Abzug, who became the first woman to run for tbe U.S. Senate from New Yoi'k and forma!ioratNew YorkCity,ls tx>speakOct. 23at the UniversitY of Dayton's distinguished speaker sertes. Ms. Ablrug Is president of W<men-USA, a national wcmen's activist group. , Ohioans split hn Celeste / I 1 / · COUJMBUS (~) -A statewide poll by TheColumbus~tch findS Ohioans spUt almost I!VeQiy ahout'howGov. Richard F. teste Is handling his job, blltalmo$t twoofthreeapproveofU.S. . Jolm Glenn's perfonnance. · Celeste and Glenn say they will seek reel~ 1!8i. The Dispatch FridaY said Its mall Slirvey of116 regtstere4Voters Sept. 41 asl!led whether IIleY ~ or disapproved af Celeste's and GlenJ\'s perfonnaJices 1ft ortlce. F For1y·ninE' pacent ~d they approved at Celeste's pertonnance. With 51 peremt expresslilg disapproval. Glenll's approval rating was 6& percent. ' 1be newspaper says l!S mall poll ts accprate within 5 percentage COLUMBUS (AP) -A wunanCI)IIYictedofal91llsholgunslayfug 1 • Optional : matching lined snap·on hood ~ ·• 'IWo breast pockets with snap flaps • 'IWo hand warmer pockets • 'JWo patch pockets with elastic shellloops • Thread bar 'r acks at _stress points • Full-size game bag with 100% nylon, polyurethane coated . . hmng ' d , • Wm resistant an d snag proo f ,.. ' New trial rruiy be granted ) / • Corduroy collar • • Removable Game Bag L'· Jl , ,t N.Y., Ms. FerraroaccusedRepubli· canpolltlctansofdeallngln "manu· _ factured" patrtotlsm. 1 Recalling Reagan's recmt dedication of Buffalo's new senior citpens center, Santa Marta Towers, Ferraro chlll'g(!d "he forgot tD tell you he Sla$hed thetundlngftfr buUdlngs Uke Santa Marta.'' PORTSMOUTH (AP) .,... VariouS city pubiJlllgures got drunk In the name·of f!Clence Saturday. It was an pan of Emeigatcy Medicine ;w~ In Scioto Coonty. Area hospitals and law entorcemmt agencies spotl!jl!red a dnmken-drlvlng dernoostratlon In an aJ.fimpt tD teach the public of the hazards of driving while lntoxtcall'tl. Participants a~ tD ~ 1 course set up hY the state Highway Patrol,1Potumouth police and the Scioto County Shel11f's Depari:rneilt. The cwne contained obstacles similar to "trose encountered In evefY111Y driving. .Tile c:tnven were. constantly monitored tor physical changes as wen as mood swtngs brought on • by the ~hoi. . ' ,, , ! I .r .,_ WASHINGTON (AP) -A:tfoule. i;• ,, Senate conference COilUilittee IIIII •• :hammered out a bill that would -u:• make it harder tD IJ!IliO\Ie ~aely 11·~"• disabled people from Social Secut·, ,. lty rolls. •J .,. u.s. Rep. Pickle, O.Texas. aald n,.., Friday night that the agl eemeal, d(~I, Which would end two years of • controversy, Is acceptable tD the: Reagan administration, •' . Most members at a House-Senate conreraice committee had left for .- appearances, pholo oppOrtunltles." Addre8ldng a rally In Buffalo, lTJ. the name of science Yards rushlnj< .. ................ ........ 219 Yardlposslnlt .......... ... .............. l7 total Yardage ...... .................... 236 '. Panel reaches ·:,':; accord on benefits for disabled hio briefs I .' '.' county o!fletals said the voter n!(!lstration quaiUieiBi · •.1 ; sollcltatiJn and was lnterferlngwtth security and the '• conduct of ortlctal business In the welfllre otllce. ·• . • Rubin said his temporary Injunction would apply tD • • the suburban Walnut Hllis o!flce where Ms. Fal&ll • ,1 • was arrested. He said he would visit a downtown ,t·• ' welfare otflce, located near a county elections board • otflce,IOdectde how to applY his crdertx>thatlocatiOII. _.: Michael W. Hawkins, a private lawyer who ,11 repi'I!SE!Ited county officials, said he was satlstled • 1, • with the narrow scope of Rubin's order. . "'· · ton Unlve,-slty In St. Louis, accused Reagan of running a "happy talk campaign," retuslni to gtve the answers J\meriCa wants about the tutureof the country. "I am not sure which Is worse, the WTOganceofMr. Reagan's 18olatlon or his confidence that the American peoplf! will Jet him get awaywlthtt," Mondale said. ' · Although the Detnocrais have been ouWnlng proposals for the environment, ctvU rlghla and artns contto1 over the lli!Xt tour years, ''Mr. Reagan Is not telling us where hellgolngtDgo."MOIIdaleaaldJater at a rally In LanSing, Mich. "Instead he Is running ammd with c8meo rights ••• ' OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's Civil Rights Cmunlaslon has received a sexual harasstnent cunplatnt against a veteran state lawmaker, Rep. IJre'flloiiljliCii,"J)oCl!!veeand. ·~ · "~ .- . , ... The commlsslon's director,, Robert Brown. said · Frtdliy that the ccanplalnt WliS flied hY Janlne Thompson, 00 relation. She has~ the lawmaker's aide since May 1983. ·. ., Janlne Thmpson said 1n the cmpplalnt that 1lmipaon,whOhelldatheHouseTrlnsportationand Urban A11aJrs Committee, made sexual advances to ·~rr without Invitation and consent. Brown said that the\amplalnt actually was filed against the Ohio Houie as Ike 'lbompson's employer .' 1974 Iuick LeSabrt 4 Dr. stitched main seams • Blanket lined vacation, tD conduct a hearing on the mer!IB of Ms. Fauss' $5 million lawsuit agalnsl the county. Rubin said that "msurtng the right to vote Is perhaps Ill!! most Important function of society." . 1be judge said his temporary order will remain In · effect only through Oct. 9, the deailllne In Ohio for rEgistering to vote In the Nov. 6 election. "I'm pleased with It as far as It goes," Ms. Fauss said of Rubin's (lrder. "I'm pleased that he said voter 'registration Is one of the most Important acts of Ill} . Dep:a.rtlnell& Greea • First OOwns ...... ...... ..... /........ .... 14 'L ~ assigned but Is l.\londale, Ferraro . .~harpe~ attacks ~n Reagan style 81"1Wtw ,. , •• twa: case Is . Bailey fell short. lnt"""ptlons ............................. 0 Fumtiles .l •• ....... . ....... . .... ........... 5 Fumblellost ...... ............ ........ ... I Pena111es ....... ..... ' .. ... :•. ' ... ........4-511 whom the , U.S. Dlilricl Juctee Carl B. Rubin on Friday pnted the request hY Gloria Fal&ll ior a temporary Grder requiring the county to allow voter l'e(!latratton 'lnltl!e the welfare office In !!Ub\lrtlan Walnut Hills. Bitt Rubin left It tD fenow Judge S. Arthur Splea'el, to • Phone 446-4367 • Second Half Both teams struggled through the third quarter with neither getting much consistency on o!fense, thus .no points on the board. ·· . Early In the, fwrth stanza, ·the Wlldfatsrecovereda Green fumble on their own '!1. Mixing" up · the ' oftensewlthpasslngandrunntngthe . Wildcats began a nine PlaY drtvl!' (four pass-ftverun) thatendedwtth . Klrkpltchlngthehallbacktx>Bames · on a halfback option. Bames scramble<fto his right and found Bllly Swain alone In coriter of the mclzooe•.SenlorTerry Cline, return· tng after lung problems, attempted theextrapolntrunbutwasstopped. . Green came right back on a long drive, mavtng the ball clownfleld. Uslngtherushetrectlvely,Gifford .tookltln~thetwo. · With tlle score 24-24. Green set up for the game-winning extra point conversiOn, but on a night when neltherteamcouldconvert,thesnap from center was lumbled hY Roach. ' By .JOHN NOlAN A"'""eted P..,. Writer CINCINNATI (AP) -A woman Who was lllTellted when she tiJeaedly vkllated a HamlltDn Camty policy by ttyJnc to repter votenJ In 1 county welfare otflce 'liM won11 federal Juctee's approval tDI'e(!laterVOiers Gacy Kltk's pass to Phll ' I ~-~~~~-bthe 1&-lll. ~the~~the~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lockenoorns. After a .»minute delay, play began. Junior taUback Deke Barnes took theopenlngklcko!f at hlsown25and returned It 75 yards for a quick touchdown. Barnes' run for the extra point was stopped. Jamle Montgomery's. klcko!f tD Green was qutckly retumedassenlorTomGiftordtook the ball 79 yards tD paydlri. 'The Wildcats' defense stopped Bi:lan Roach's rush for the extra points. With 29 seconds ticked oft the clock, the two te~ were tied at6-6. Greentx>oktheleadwlth4:27togoln the f!n;t quarter after a Hannan Trace punt. The Bobcats put on a sustained drive from the one yard line. . Roach handed dt( to Gifford, who tumbled · Inti> the enclzone· .with Robert Roblnelte recovering the b;IU. Roach's pass for the extra points failed. 'The Bobcats, up :t;!-6, came back on another drive that ended with a twoyardburstbYToddDouthat,but an Illegal procedure penalty put the ball back tD the.seven. From there, Gifford took It In for an 1&-6 Green lead. Again the extra point attempt was stopped. Wlth8: fT7 to.go In the half, Hannan Trace fullback Eric Darst put the 'Cats back In the game with a six yardtx>uchdownrun,clostngthegap tD 1&-12. Barnes' run for extra point failed. Both teams later ended drives with punts. Hannan Ttace . • \ Judge orders registration bt welfare office .• p ... ............ 1.... , .. . ............, . . ,... ,,., IIC d . 8\' !lflMII~ W................ ...,.. ,. ... .... 1 I I .... I II.Y... ()rook •.,............... ... . . II ... , ..... 1111 y-.-_ ........... :............... 111 y . . . . . . ............... ........ ..... fl '1't!lol .I ............... ....................... . ' . II home Friday. 1be Falcons won last ' p . . , . , ~ ........ ' _... ........ .. ~. .., ~.; 5 year's match,l$-14. I • J• ...''1'''""" '" '' ""'""'' -CI ational ' '' Iii that office. Financial Aid Still Available punter Billy SWain hit a drlvlngpunt sending GU!ord backwards. As he received the ball, the 'Cats' coverage team hit him, causing a ruinble at the J5.yard Hrs line with Steve Stitt reroverlng. 1\vo plays later, Darst carried three Green players gao before the football game started here Friday night between host Hannan Trare and Green as ijghtolng struck the field lights Henry, Walerford plcke!l up two !lrst downs midwAy through the q\Uirter 011 Its best drive .mce the first period. hDwever, defeasive end Brian Johnson halted tbP march with KC's third lntefCePIIOII. Kyger_ Creek f~ Minford !It . • • With 7: 1'7 remaining In theseconcl ·. Senior wingback Chuck Vogel, quarter. Ky~ Creek capped a. 42 -whO was SWitched to the tailback yard march with a one-yard run by 'slot, rushed for 1W yards In 20 McGiilre. Durtng the drive Kitchen carries while Anthony Kitchen, a caught two passes for 16 yards anc;l senior, In his first game this season, Vogel picked up24 yaftls rushing. A returned one Interception tor a kick for the EP sailed wide. · tQUchdown and stopped a WUdcat Kyger Creek's next series ended !lr!Ve with another. He also had two when Tom Ellis picked oft a clutch receptions during one of the Pennington pass. · &beats' scoring marches. Later, after the Bobcat defeil.se : After taking the o{lenlng kickoff, forced a Wildcat punt, KC's MatWaterford's sophomore quarter· thews' .45 ya,rd punt return put his back Joe Crawford hit Jeff Berger team at the five. On the !!rst play twice on third down short yardage !rom sciirnmage, Vogel rambled in piays tD keep the drive going. TI!en · pushing th score to U6. McGuire's with 8: 22 remaining, Berger tx>ok a kick put the hosts on top, 25-6 at the Crawford pass49yardsashezlpped half. through the Bobcat secondary. A Midway through the third quar· kick for the EP was blocked. ter, Kitchen's second Interception Kyger Creek came back roaring, set up another score. Kyger Creek · marching 71 yards In nln~ plays went 30 yards In four plays with behind the running of Vogel and McGutre•s 21 yard run lighting the Joho McGuire. On b(J( fourth clown scoreboard at the 3: l2 ma.rk. His . By BilL BENNErr 'l'lme&-Sentlnel ooft'ellpOIIdent J\o!ERCERVILLE - Action be- boot made' it, 32-6. ' The remaining third . period and most of the fourth was playOO by a mixture of both the Bobcats' first and second defensive and offensive units. Behlncl the running of Craig 'li, points. • Lead levels ,I crse plant . l V::!:~~==~OCSEA ba:ause b wtlliRlpaH ODOTanpioyees," saki elii!CIItlve dlrectllr. •• .... . r ', .•lj ' .. I ~~ ' J ,,"' '.I ' I · Guthridge returned with anothet= •. • message that perhaps Lordstown " LORDSTOWN. Ohio (AP) '- The had beenplckedafte,r all. For about.· i"l news that General Motors's Lord· a half hour, anxious union manben •1t1• stown Assembly Plant was being crowded the hall ootslde Gu· -bypassed as as~ hY the thrtdge's office. ,. When the final word came, at United Au~Wo union drew mixed emotions Bob Prtoe, a · abwt 11: :II p.m., the workerS bad 34-year-old painter. nothing to do but go home or enJoy of14 years at the what was left of a Friday night. Price, a plant, was one at the fewer than :II "We're kind of relieved now that '. rankandflleemployeeswhoshowed we kmw," said Jim Kaster, a - : up Friday at the headQwlrters of trustee for Locai 1714, shortlybefon!' t1 ' United Auto Worian Locallll2. 11:00 pm. Kaster had~ Inside • ! UAW workers at 13 GM plants In thefabrlcatlngplantwhenheliotthe . '~ ' pine states walked oft the job early telephonecalltromuillonofltctalsln, --. t Saturday as the union caned a Detroit. He had driven tD Local 1ll2 · ~~ ;selective strike against the world's headquarters to learn If their ~ :' largest auumalce!'. wasthesame. t •-' •• Price saki he hadgonetotheunlon Yet, "I was surprised that we. ,: • ,, oftlce to help out howeYer he could. didn't go," he·added. "We've been ' But at 10:45 p.m., recording worldngsevendays(aweek) . We're · . : I secretary Bob Guthridge got tbP scheduled · for Saturday and • ,: phone call from the local's bargain· Sunday." lng committee Initially conflnnlng He said that the feeling for and • • that 1Lordltown plants had been ~alnst a strike was divided. About. '' bypassed !OJ emplayees were working. the ' Lordstown Is also the home or the second shltt at the fabricating plant , • '' GM Metal Fabricating Plant, stU! when the news came, he said. •• • knalvn locally as the Fisher plant, "lfeel everybody should go 011t," , • : .and l'l'presertted hY Local 1714. said Doug Goodman, an absattee _ "We're the si.ormtroopers," said replacement operator In Local ni2. ' Price, referring to the reputation oC "!'want back what we gave up In l..ocatlll2asoneoftheiTIC6tmllitant 1982.'' In the UAW. "It's going to be hard to The Lordstown Assembly Plant sit . back and watch everybodY makes vans. Chevrolet Cavaliers fight." ' andlsthesolesupplterofthePontlac Ia Ohio. the UAW's largest Sunblrd. Tile fabricating plant· ~ concentraUon of GM workers Is at makes a variety of parts. , :· the Lonl'ltown complex In northeast Meanwhile, at the Chevrolet plant :· Oblo, when! the assembly plant In Parma, UAW LocallOO> Prest· • employs abwt 8,500 Jl!!OII)e and the dent Robert Wl~kline was not • :. fabricating plant. about 2,500 im· particularly happy when he heard ~ playees. About 42,000 UAW reports about a selective strike. The • ; lnanbers WOl'k for GM In Ohio. local has nearly 3,:nl members. · • ,~ "EveeybodY wwld like to have "We have planned to share the ~· ,: that payclleck there." Price said. strike with autoworkers througbou( : •• But atthesarnettme. Locallll2 has the country," WlckJine said. :• always been at the vanguard of the Noting an advantage to a smaJiel' • fight and we would once agatnUketo strike, he said, "It would lessen the ~· be part of tbP spearhead. We're financial drain on oor strike ; disappointed that we're ll!lt." · benefits. TIIat woold be the most ·~ Shortly after he spoke, however, Important pari of lt,"Wicldlnesald. ,; . -. COLUMBUS (AP) ..... .An oNo Department of TransportaUon pnge paint lbop In~'!'~tanporarily ci09ed this week after blood testslbiJwed at . otle WTker had been e.ql08Eid to high ll.oYI!Is ollead,_J public union said. 1be Ohio ClvU Seivtce. Ernpklyees AIISOCiatlon·Amerlcan FeclerluOO of Stare, County and Municipal Employees said the WNoe&diY shll1doWn stmlt11l!d from a cmnplalnt filed by its m,anbers ~ lead 00utent ot ~In the SIKtpj . ODOT c4Jcl•"' }18ve since aareed to ban thetutureuseof lead paint In lllihopl. I l l ! - said. ''While WI! aJe vel)' plEased that the lead exposure In Sidney Is 11a111y slfWed, the blniiiDg at the use of lead paint II an Jatnell A: .r. :. • 1: m -~' •f -·-'· �Page ' ~2-The Sunday Timea..Sentinel t' ' . Pometoy- Middl,port-GcillipoUs, Ohio Point Pltalallt, W. Va. September 16, 19JI': 1984 Four killed, three burned ·irl .oil rig explosio" • NEW ORLEANS (AP ) ;...Invest!- gatorsweregolngover"tromtopto bottom" a drllll!lg . rlgdamagedlnan explosion and fire that killed rour workers and burned three others In deep Gulf of Mexico waters, but the rig appeared to be "shipshape," a .companyofflclalsald. . " It Will be some time before we can determine wl)at needs to be llxed andhoW tollx tt," saldBarney White, a sp6kesman for Zapata OffshOre Inc. ln Houston, oWI!er of ·the rig. ; "It'sUkelywe'Uwanttotowtherlg ;Into . Lots depends on wluit Is hesaldlateFrtday nlght. i ' I I • The explosion - its cause still vessels. · · unexplained- occUrred about 1 Evacuatlonpodsontherlgwere p.m . aboard the Zapa.ta LeX!nilton 1ISed In the evacua!lon, and nearby an ffi.foot natural gas explohtto~ suwJyshlpsalded!ntheevacuatlon.j r1g the length of a football tield said Coast Guam spokeswoman standing In water more than 1400 KilthleenDono!loe. feet deep 120 rnUes south of h~re. White said the fire was exttnWhite said, gulshed within two hours and . AU 68 people aboard the rlgwheri conClitlo!IS were gll9d enough by 6. the gas weDtheyweredrilllngblew p.m. to .put nine men back aboard wild ha~e been accounted for, he the rig. said. TheexplosloncaUSednopoUutlon, I;lesides thedeadandlnjured, two and the rtg, though JJ.stlng, never workers accompanied the bUrned waslndangerotslnldng, Whltesatd. tnen, 45 were taken In boats to The$l00mlllloiirlgmaynothave another Zapata rtg nearby, and 14 · tiesalcj. others were picked up ey surface 1$ tllat it's i. sblp6hape,"hesald. · · "The electrical system, the ballast controls are all working. The · · , ised A • · · Cllon prom' • t aga.DlS . og owners d- · · RUTLAND-Becauseoftheloud and el(CeSSlve ill!l'ldng of (logs .within Rutland vlllaJ!e limits, 1da:yor John Miller ha$ stated that lmmedlate actiOn wW be taken ~Pklst the owner$ of these dogs if theprqblerncont~. darnilge principally appears to be ftredamage, largelycontlnedtothe I ., WV ; · • I r · N~W AND U8ED ~OBILE . HOMI!S KEISEL'8 QUALtrY .MOBILE HOME I ... LES; 4 MI. WElT, OALUPOLII. RT 311. PHONE 114·448· 1274. ': .,•! . . 1 -Card of T~anks !paid in advanca) 2-ln Mamooy Ipaid in advanca) 3-Announcaments 4-Giveaway 5-HappyAda 6~ Lostand Found 7 -Yard Sale (paid in advance) 8-Pubic .Sale 8o Auction 9 -Wanted to Buy r ( I '• 1 .r • r ( l •• ; • - , I '- LEGAL NOnCE TO BIDDERS Estate 31 -Honies for Sale · 3 2-Mobiie Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sal.e . 34-Busines.s Buildings 36-Lots & Acreage 26· Reai'EIIate Wanted 4 41-Houoeafor Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 4 3·Farms for Re11t 44-Apertment lor Rent 4 5-Furnished Rooms 46-Spae,e f,, Rent · 47:Wantedto Rent 48-Equipment for Rent ' 49-For lease Giveaway 8 lr 51 -Houeehold Goods 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 61Hiullding Suppf!M , 6 6-Pets for Sale . 67-Muslcallnswments · 6 8-Frilits $1 Vegetables · 69-For Sale oi Trade ' ' Bl•ck male \7 lriah Setter ·,_., . -. . ' S:ontrol hunger ond 'lOll weight with now lhape diet ,pion and Hydrex Water Pills ,oHruth Phormacy. Jockaon 1'1)<•· if!'_~otlng match every Sun-. '!:iy.1 :00PM. 4mileoEootof ·" · 326. Oun shoot at R•cine Gun Club every Sunday. 1:00 : p,'m. Factory chockod guno •only. · 1: Card of Thanks I WOULD Like to express rny thanks and apprecia· tion to those !'ho were tho!llhtful durin& my Jurcery and also the death of my father. Thanks to the Church of God, my family, friends, co-workers and neilh· ~ors for the flowers, cards, food and the visitations. lay God Bless you for your kindness. Clara Haner . CARD OF TIIANKS ,. willl to tiPfftl • ·aptlftclttlon and sinctfl thinks to all who tuistld us ·cs.nina llttloss Df Ibis· band, l•tlttr •d IOA·III·IIW, Clla<lts H. SiMpiiiOI ol ColoMbos. toIlion who IIIII 11-.. food, .....,, .,...,..., !lfds •4 '" ol tlllvlsilors. IIM.Prlrir 11111. E.ll., Doctors HospHrl lint. lift. lobtrr - ••lklf, oipa;rt 1". Hio1t. Col· • lillllr lriOIIds. Eli Oooiooo Pa11 f67. -i<lll lleioolor tloi ... •oriol _.;41 IIIVIcto. IIIII· .......Moo,,.. ,........ ,.,.. • M41n Sinoo -- ~·! for H!Jill II l i M - I 11M .., or llorill oo4 lilt S,.ro ' , _ lloail. 0 . . • tiiiHI to IWifJOH. IWt: Irs. Plrlll~ 14-oa: c:ttil· jlno: 1011 Ctiacl: .' .............. .... s... It ""'· wood, cupboordo. chain. chesto. beoketo. cliohoo, LOST Blonde Cocker Spa- stone jan, ontiqun, .gold nitl in Evorgr""" area. If ana oliver . Write-~ . D ; found ploaoe call 446-4746 Miller. Rt.2. Pom.roy. Ohio ofter 5. · 46769 or call 814-992· 7760 Found ring at Longbottom -·.,..--,-·-'-----~ Community Building pork- Buying dolly gold, 1ilver lng lot. Coli 986-3609, coina, rlngo, jewelry. sterling ware. old colno. large curPan Hill, Elkhound lootoru. in Cooilo Top $hop, pricoo.2nd. Ed. Ave, BurGop Rutland Block rency. kett Barber and gray with white fluffy Middleport. Oh. 814-992blll, collor ond chain an- 3478. oched. Anoworo to Nicki. Coli 614-992-2612 Wanted to buy: invootment proporty. Cell 614-992· 5868. 8 . Public 8r. Auction GINSENG ROOT. Top quality and olza grecled, ooloctod 8200 .00 lb . i Ordlnor'( Shamrock Auction Service. omollar root - · IAoool All Pot. Sheridan Auction, ... ofhor klndo ol root 1110 Experience.in Farm 8t home purchaltd. <;a)l Rob'en auction. Call 614-592- Harper. 304:676·7977. 4310. For your next Mle call Emm• . Bell, e~ionMr, f lll!lli•VIIII'ill St•r v 1r I' , licenaed ilnd bond.,t Weot Virginia ond Ohio. 42B8177. 3 Announcem•mtil ATTENTION! RIVER VALLEY FOOD CO-OP ANNUAL MEETING SEPT. 20-7:00 P.l. CHURCH OF CHRIST EXECUTIVE SALES FIELD SAlES MANAGEMENT c..... ~111nhy Nor ...... - 1t1g1r Potlllliol lot,. . - - , ._ _ .. S19,INIOoSJO.OOO . . . . . (lilpilry u.-.•••• 0,....... ~ . 01 IUSINDS WO TO. 11IOIIAS , •• MfiHII P.O. 101 7 • CIIUKOT1IL 011. 45601 Control Syotlllll. HVAC 1or oloctriclll oxp. helpful. 800-114-3348 axt. 31 . ~-~5~~~~~~ Cilntn.ctoro. needlo- tt'• ~~~.or~~r:~~i~ •otlono. 1•800 _ 24 eKt 23 : Boby omer my hcwno for 2 .prefwobly children 2y,in ond .,..,. old, to deyo per 8 '---•• . ._3 ._ 1• R~•-" - 8 30 '" 1 30 ., ·-· 001 • 304·876-1578 ony l::tlme:;::.:L3:0::::===== 12 Situations. WBf\tad Help Wanted 7 ....,,._otan .. I l'-:'-:--,---:::---""':":"- WouldyoullbtoiiOtON- 3 bedroom houoo w~h onYorl<. 0 1 - H.,., Avon oched glirogo, outomotlc can Holp. Awn ;2~Hr. 91iti o""'nor, woodburner, olr Frldoy. Set>~. 14 12 noon to oondltlcinor, 14 ocre lot. lond 8aturdey, Bop-t. 11 121 ,.,.,.~ 10% Int-. Bulanoon. At Holiday' Inn Galli- ville Rd. · t42.000. Call polio, Ohio For AIIIIOintmont 441·2124. Call·814-381-90411 or 114· -.~-,------­ 9811-4210. 4 bdr. 3 both, 2 flrtploce. mov.lng. · ba·d h.. f.th . 22 Money t(! Loan t42.ooo or boot-· Aool-lcorno. Cal 4487019. l Ho'ME . LQA.N9 FjXED I-N-Ice--cieon--ol-d-ho_u_M.,..-,- 6 RATES B - merlcot retat. 1 in . Fixed conventlonol FHA: ......,.. n V ton, St3,000 VA . L.. dir MortJ•J•· fuml-. t12,000 unfurn l -. Soling . below opAtheno) I collect 11 -I 2· 1 !;~pr~l~oo~ . ~C~aH~E~dw~•,:r:d~~R. 3oat . · 814-388-9087. ' *• h9me. LPN ..,. J!lvati· 11 yrt, IKperlenoe,' ~~~~ 114992-7314. Room & boord & leunclry. 81rn x-tra income. We need Roooonabla In Po.....,y. Coli 23 , Profelli,on81 llltV8ral repree.ntatfwe In 114·892· 11022 or 981ServlcH IIIIo oreel Party plan ..,p, o 4411. pluo. Gifto, toya. home de• cor. No ln-tm.n. Car & phone nee. Call frM 1-800- 18 Wanted to Do 113-9077. Alto ·booking port leo.614-448·3043 · , ' Would Ito MODELS _ roots.- can All Including chi. -ogo1. 8oloyolttlng ' lri my 1ypeuolgn"**tt. l - . Rio QrlftCii. Have •fl· viewing In Columbuo tho . , _ . 2~1-181"~2:.""'"·I - o f Set>~. 23. appointment coli 41 2-81118'AI% 111M an 13 9182. In my yr. old . . . ....... . . . houM. llaludij Oft 2.1 Slllt AVON moko 4!1%. Coli land. . ..... larte 4411-3311. Ilobjalllll'tl In '!'¥ home. Dll, · ~. 1onio . , :Erlp. &ief. caH44t-1111. utllty · 'litiiiiDI 1n -1--on people neocled llvtng - · t413 • . """' .tor local*Yol-. . . . .of ·- "· 780 .,_, LoControl HVAC or electrical lllfl. helpful. Col 2803 lftor I 11371m. l -1100-8114-3348 ..... 31. w Ul dayt. ~ ForCMolog I· '190 2 bdr 12x80·underpin· nllog; everything goao, ••4.000 or boot off•· Call :ai.e-211e-ea13. .. .3 - - brlalr horiil, 1'AI both. full beoomam. 2 car· lot. Coli 114· Rd., •..,malito - ::r. .--c-.. . J - • ·, 1--------~ 2 bdr, utility reom, ..,_, nlco ywd, -fUr· i n111ee. hot water to11k, """"" .....t. Col 4441· 1. . . 8 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 11 thaioojo" Market near Porter. Mon.•1 : Gold necklaces and b11eelets, silver dollars, household items. antiques and collectibles; tools and all kinds of miscellaneous ite11s. For RMI- Iorge 3 IR hOUM. ln-. _,-.,1'h ..th. 61 lpltCit. e&IPii8nOII. - I n yoi11. -' t321 mo. pluo IIIQirlty •pwlt. Call 388-8248. . " - ··· ·· ···· ·•··· ··· ·•· ··· ·•··· · • 2 bdr mallile home. For rent or - · on lond 448-0390. contract 10 P"-•t · · 28R Chl!ll· colho Rd .. tterltie.-.. · Cell448-0117. . --on Yard 11le Sa1urdoy 9 • 't· ' 1101 Moedowbrook Drive. • • ..,. ---:--::;:::;::~::::;:==---~ " 1 1 Help I(Vanted I rmo. 3 bdro.. ol utilavllibl8, ,.,., _• dep. ,... '• •. qulred. RnAIL SALES 'I chain. pandi · ..,,. reloi IS IX ng in yotwlocalc.-ea 1111111 rweds ........,. - - I a If JOU have _.._.. - - ' .8 ; 1913 Schultz Mmited ..... 36 Lata 8r. Acreage 14K70. whh 7111 •• . / ' pallda. 3 bedroom, 1'AI lot whh ; batho, aH elec, control ·air. 1.14 oc. itropl-. extra lnouletlon. · - t. aloe. & woter. built In llteriO. 304-488- .located 1n o .... Twp. Call 441-3044. ; 1&14. ,.,.., -.-· •• •llari, .__ .. ,.......,or would"" lllf'l. t o ,._ 1,_ : ,then . "'-'· - . ,. -. - . ..,;"tr to' come and ntaw ,. ,,.. 11 r~- ....,....._. .,.with us. full time and parUinepo11"tions amikillle ·Wtc.-tlaolcmg" fc.-Aifst.arlllswhodonot---'a ,_ lotofclauiiUpii'Vision.Mai..,...nent~. ttnties . -...,.,..., .,., be available for the right plrSDII in lite future. c-.: SPECIAL FALL THE OHIO YAWY UYESTOCI 62 VINE STREET c;JAlUPOUS, OHIO Public 8r. Al!ction· 5IPI'. 11-<AI.VES & YEAIIINGS All OCT. 2. 1984 (ALVES I YOIIItGS-MI. OCT. 16, 1914-CAlVES-AII. OCT. 30. 1914_;_CAI.¥ES~AU NOV. 13, 1914--CAI.VES & AII.IIEEI$ CONSIGNMENT AUCTION · SAT., SEPT. 22 - 7:00 P.M. . Thaler Ford Bldg., Rt. 351nd Jet. 160 You Name It - wt Sell It! · Brin1 it jn - We'IUum it into cash All sales are on Tuesday and the sales at 7:00 P.l. Cattle will bt rectiwd at the yards M. to 3:00 P.l. on the dly of sale. All CONSIGIII.N1S waca. Consi1nme·nts liken lt-'auction-5 to 7 p.m. · For info. call 614-367,7161 Llr&tload of tools snd- n-s-Wt·veaot _., COII- . Point Pleasar:~t Marine Company, an equal opportunity emp.loyer, is now ·. fillil')g : positions for ~ertified . ' mach i n i s'h ,. we Ide r s , . laborers, and gantry crane operators. Please c~n 304-6752089 between 8-4, MondayFridav, for an appointment. . Public .Sale 8r. Auction ' 8 · k .a.. f · If inltrftltd, Ia • '"" Irs! Slop and apply in per. Tuesday, 11 ·9. a.m. Wti1 2 p. . m, ...,, - Coll814-387-7310. ' Odd,__._ ll""" ......-, · - · · · :.--oi-L......~:......... Mobile for Rent. ~. slpMtilts on IMII ftll'llimrt, -ltlndlse. lots -.. DOOR PRtZES load of aood •ltd ' ' ASHLAND OIL is conllnuing lo expand in !he gasoline/quick service food store business wi.th lis 'SuperAmer!ca' Stores and of\ers real gr6und floor opportunities , for ambitious individuals seeking growth oriented careers. Res~sibilltles Include recruiting, hiring and training of store personnel, planning work schedules, salary admlnistralion, perlormance appraisal ol .employees, record keeping a~d general maintenance of lhe store. Prefer. applicants wilh one or more year~ of retail background . Appll· cants musl be willing to relocate. Sent!· resume to: . . Tltl Dlllr S.ntin•l P. 0. lo1 721-S Po~MWay, OH. 45769 Equal Employment Opportunity • • I .' .' ' ' . •• . l • ' I -. ·- ~ 1 . I • ' ; ' ' ' ' '' l '' I .!. .' '' ' 1- : ' . I ' I ' • ..' :' J \ 210 Colldor St.. Pome~a, · SATURDAY, SEPT. 22. 1984-7 P.M. · • ANTIQUES AND COllECTORS' ITEIS · PARTIAL LISTING: Dresser with oblong' mirror, Blue · Willow dishes, table with 4 chairs with pop up leaves, Nightingale oil lamJ!S, Goolus glass plate, typewnter stand-metal, IJIOSeneck l""ps, sewing machme, brass candle holders, kerosene lamps, 1863 Selh Thomas clock lcherry wooll-good condition), cut glass pitchers, McGulley readers, school desli with ink weUs, desks, picture frames, stone tars, crocks, crocks, cast iron seat, Spring Hill Dairy milk bottles, Mason tars dated 1858 and many other misc. items. · IOftDLEWOOD Woodburning SAVE HEAT YOUR · ENERGY _ENTIRE. HOUSE NEW: Truckload of merchindise-weekly USED: Truckload of merchindise-weekly Somethin& For Eve!Jone New, Used and Antiques Weekly SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.ll. FIREPLACE INSERT Door Prizes liven every ~t~rday BilANS wooo·OR COAL II£G. '995 FIEE- ..GWS DOOI·AITOIAT.IC (0~ FillS. 'Have sollttltilll you want to sell? Bri1111t to the Patriot AuctiOIIIIam and we'll sell it for y01. Consi.P nttiltl accepted ftM 1·5 p.m. on Saturdty: NO MONEY DOWN Available far special sales upon request 90 DAYS SAME ·AS CASH . MARLIN WEOEIEYER-AUCTIONEER 245-5152--388-8249 Apprentice-Finis Isaac.• 388-8370 DIRECTIONS: ~ miles below Glfli.: . polis on Rt. 7. cross Raccoon Bridge, lum right and lollow signs. . · Not Responsible for kcjdents or Loss oll'rapeity OPEII ... DUI . ' . 1984 CLEARANCE ·SALE·· 1984 BAOADIORE Total Electric l4x70 3 BR, 2 full baths .SALE . 19M BROADMORE · 14x70 3 BR. 2 .lull bath. front Kitchen Total Electric SALE · 1984 OVERLAND PARK 14x70 2 BR deluxe bath, 6 in. sidewalls. front · . kitchen, total elec. ·. SALE • 1984 OVERLAND PARK 14x70 3 BR with 7x20 Expando. Total Elec.&in. sidewalls SALE 1985 FOREST PARK 14x60 2 BR. 6 in. sidewalls Total electric. . SALE 1985 FOREST PARK . 14x70 3 BR 6 in. sidewalls · Total Electric . SALE $}4. , 400. $}4 , 995.- Tum West off Rt 7 llorth of Pa.roy onto Rt 50, follow Rt 50 to Guysville aACI tum onto SR 329and 10 2 •iles. Bec:ause of health old couple must lave " - - Ht ltttndtd auctions and was a e11ftsman with wood for RIIIIJ Ytars. FIIWiture in A-I C,911dltion-Only Fewlttims Listed AITIQUES & COllECTIBLE ITEMS: M.l. Walnut dresser, cherry 'nightstand . ~ith marble lined chamber compartment, wicker stand, 2 oak washstands, sm. · oak china, m.t walnut stand; other pes., lield telephone, muzzle lOading shotgun, German violin in case, caH yoke, collection of old kitchen items, 1rlocks, surrey lamp,lg. vari~ of old dishes and glassware; many other old ~ems. many, inany boxes BOOKS (some very old), good MAJOR APPLiANCES ~ 'HOUSEHOLD .GOODS: refrigerator, gas range, chest freezer, automatic washer, elec. dryer, color TV. Warm Mormng gas heater, oak decorator desk, sofa and loveseat, walnut and cherry nightstands, walnut bookshelves, wood and metal wardrobes, cedar chest with bench top, other usual household items. TOOLS, LUMBER. GAR· DEN, etc., Ford "75" lawn tractor, tiller, good yard chairs, good dry CHERRY, WALNUT & OAK LUMBER, 22 rille, SHOPSMITH W/accessories, 12" radial arm saw, 7~" circular saw. 30" 1athe and tools, jointer,l2" planer, 8" table saw, sanders 11 belt), many other elec. and hand tools, pipe wrenches-cutter-threader, planes, clamps, shop supplies, 8 drawer tool bench, 1!75 lntematiollll 574·"diesel tractor . (1300 hours) with loader, NH 850 Rouild Baler llood eondition), NH 451 mowing machine 7' bar, two ro.., New Idea picker· sheller. century 500 galiOn skid sprayer with ~or (40' boom), 40' Allied grain conveyor, ·Cherokee 40' hay conveyor, A. C. 700 lour raw com planter, 5' three pt bush hog, 3 pt. hydriulic 1o1 splitter, 3 pt scraper blade, boom pole, 3 pt. tub 'fertilizer spmder, Silap waaon with 8 ton JD runninl &e~rs, Danhuser 3 pl. post hole digger, new Ailtess Plinl sp11yer, 100 lb. an- . vii, cettte he-' pte, and a lew m!'telltneous farm Hems. Nole: The corn planter and PICker-sheller have hid yery littteQSe. This ad w1n aPfl81r only one._ . GLEN 0. HOLLAND _;_ OWNER Terms: CASH PH. 992·2975 .. From Gallipolis Tue Rt. 14L. Tam left onto Rt. 775. Turn riibt onto the Patriot-j;admus Road. Watch for sips: . · . . _ At Stewart, Ohio; · SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 10 A.M. ·, l Ianni• Roush-o.ntr SAT., SEPT. 22-10 A.M. PUBLIC AUCTION .'. PATRIOT AUCTION· BARN • 446-9760 LocaUd 6 miles from PolntPieasant, W.Va. on tlte Sind Hill Road, the follo.nn1 f1rm machinery will bt sold; . . ' • TOI IY JOE SYJWAir , . Not responsible for ~«ldtnts or loss of propertJ IIOTE: C011r.ett household In Gallipolis:conslptd to be sold • auction buildilll Oct. 5, 1914. · • •'' ( •• GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE .Jllot responsible for Aecidtllts or Loss of ProperJY - ... -----·Pt-Pieiisaii't _____ : · CASH POSITIVE I. D. D~N S.IITH - AUCTIONEER . 614-949-2033 .or 614-992-7301 . .. Aasoned items. 1-8199KT~19 HP W/50" or 60" MOWER l-8179KT-17 HP W/50" or 60" IOWU 1- 8122-12 HP W/50" MOWER ' 2 ~ 5645-12 HP HAND START , , 1,..-5260-8 HP ELECTRIC START ~ 1- 5240-8 HP HANDSTART . 30" lOWER or CULTIVATOR · · Available With these Units: HP Rider lowtr" Located at D. J.'s Tradin1 Post . 923 S. 3rd Ave,, Middleport, Oh. Tuoo.. Wed. from 9:00 to 6:00. . . & Vicinity "SOllY, NO YIADEJ" 10:00 A.M. 1973, 14•11. 2 bedroom. frt · d·e n, extr• nice. u.ue .oo. 8U-4411· 0171. ' . '. COST Plus 10°/o . SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 1984 ... ·Huge Yerd Sole CLOSEOUT ··. ; Public • .Auction All Listed TraCtors ·' w- with atoolred City woter In Aocine. Cal! e14-l49-2841 . ' END C)F SIASON ~.,·,. I. • yrs. old. 3 bedrm, 2 botho. • flat - cordlf. P·lus t•1ras. he. con- EATS _Yard $ala family raom with bu,_, 1111glacorfllr&tll.on . pond. Commodore 64 Home Colllputer Syllem. Monitor disk drive, IIP2QI printer. dltt ro· w- hn 8finance. miloo from Call town, 614· · L.:~:.=~,-~,:~\~.GIII~~'Ii;;~·~:!!J~:e!~!...~-~~ 1 ~PP!Jintmont&tnt.rhomo. CaR 114·448-lllf. ow""' 218-1;216, Own o bMutlful Chlldr8n.'o1------~-~ ohop. 'O tfwlng the lotnt if~· 3 bdr. houao Golllpollo faohiono. H•lth Tex. l•od, School Oiotrict. •16.900. 1.ov1. Loe. Chic, Jordoc"-. ,c_a_ll.,..4_48_-36_1~7_ ._ _ _ .~er ' Br-. and ~;;'y ,. ,.are.. Fumitureanci acceo1!6rloo'bY 0...,.. ond Nod·A· Woy. t14 •• 00.00 lncluriH beginning lnvent. ory - ~~~~~~~~~r lralnlng-fildllm end grond opening promotlono. ,PrHtBig a .F , o,ahlono 101,. 329· 327 Call 81 Botlr like new. 446•0671 11170 . Wind- 12><111. 2 ba*ooma, 1 bat!r, whh Vln~•l• mobile homo 70x12 Hurth IIOW Wood lumer. Willi •.xpendo on 'AI octe lot 304-Btl-3102 - liqulp""' -nlng, olrlnlng, much more. 1 blooil Uled mobil~ h0ft10. 304-' · wul"ln loU1h 8t. Jl- Ad, 782·2221. Joclloon, Oh. Shown by appointment only 114-288· 4' wide mobile homo, let· 1121: ting "" nice lot, reidy to mo.,. into. 11177 mo~ home 14x70 3 For rent whh option to buy. lidr., nlc• cerpot, wo•·in •221. down. t221. P" olooet, CA. ••c. cond., mOnth. 304-712-2221. olun. Con lie moved or loft an nice country lot 1 ocre. Houoo tnll• 10.11. two ecraoonBoltCreek,aloc, Colt 114·311·9787. city and telephone . ' Fully fum!ohed & lot on Co,. be had MellY- Van H. lllltrn Ave. Coli 4411- McoCioolray, Wlotftold. W. Va. ""- 304-611-2119. .D20. .. . ' 28x42 (1176 sq .ft.) booe,. 11)8nt, and oubfloor comBIISi!leSB pletecl. Located on 1' ocre Opportunity pluolot. quiet country. electric to house. Rurel water available. $10.000 Call. I NOnCE I Wloemon Rul E!!toto, 446THE OHIO VALLEY PUB'- 3843. USHING CO. recommendo th~t you do buainae· with For sa1e or ran t w i"t h op t" ton peoJ!I' you know. ond NOT to buy. 3 bdr. houoe. nice to solid mon 111 th'I'Ueh the khchen, ronge, diopo10l. full moil ,untH you haw invllli- buement, garage with - .t-• .'the off-ft. . eleetrlc opener, forced elr . -.. • goaturnece. Good. location. · 900 Wonted-Lic.....r ~once R block on riverf!ont. peoflle, Ucimood In-once ent 1375. pluo •200. elojllngyo,ur deposit. No peto. Call own IIIIIMY todoy. WI oro 446-117! or 446-2613. one 'o t A-ca·o futoaf grcowlr~t~lita lnouranc:e merorgenlzotlo•- Colt t600 down on woterfront T- trimming ond removol. F- 1111-. Call 182· 1040 or 948-2129. ""i!le- .675 - -P t. Pleasant 458-Leon 576- Apple Grove 773- Mason · 882- New Haven · 895- letart 937- Buflalo · Up to 15 words ... One day insertion .. ... ..... $3.00 Up to 16 words ... Three .day' insertion .... ... ,$4.!)0 Up to 15.Words .. . SiKdayinaertion .. .. ....... $7.00 . /Average 4 words per line) 1 ::-::-'---:::---:----- Cullomero for the CoHico Cupboard. Rt. 110&Portor. H....: 10;IPM, Mon.•Bilt. Call &14·388-9008. .··-··allllr· 99ll ~ Middleport Pon~aroy 986 ~ Chas,er 343 ~ Portland 247 ~ Letart Falls 949 ~ Racine 742 ~ Rutland to Do Merri· Mac Homem•kera F..-., Mason Co.. WV Area Code ~04 . ,._no lnatruction. hglnnoiro Th,.. bedroom•. ~tralair. \ enll Adulill welcome. CoN vinyl well popor, cerp.t ·---··Gaiiriioiiii -------448-01&0. th<OUflhOUt, · waH lriiUioted. 1-------~- new ·jlolnt. ottached go rage. &Vicinity 8obyoinlng In my home. ga• outtloor grill, awnlnga, M ~ ondoy unU Saturday. Ex- many e•troo. Col 4411<21183 pertenced. Rodney oiWo. Coli til 6:00PM, after I :.OOPM 814-245·9207. · Big Yard Sale 14, 16 & 18. ... 614-246-6869. J 1---~----hoon Rt. 7 (6 tenth• of • · mile wolll.. drilled & Hf· from Rt. 218 on loft. · Coli 4 - ·· bi-levol, :.iv. botho, !ofji)!lFl-!:&cMi"lell-~rtao. 114· 742LR. eat-in kitchen. formal Sopt. 111·17. 168 Garfield dining .,.., family room. 2 Ext . . outilde night lltlhhl. l--"-----~-goo hoot, tape . player for car, l~b more. ~ff Rt.,36 . Will core for tile elderlY In our . 11 Meigs County Area Code 614 667~Coolvl!le HouaH for Rerit - following telephon e exchange s .. . 7 5- Bciata & Motors 76-Auto Parts & Accesiories'77-Auto Rapal,r 78-Camplng.Equlpment '. 41 Troller, lot. oomm. goree. for ule in Euleko. Call 814-218-1140 . Classified pages cover th e 8 1-Homelmprovemento 82-Piumblng 8r. Heating 83-EKcnitlng 84-Eiectrlcal&. Refrigeration 81i·Generel Hauling 86-M.H. Repair 87-Upholllery ' '., .• I \ ~4-Motorcycl_es 1 1 1 Help Wanted Pl!blic Sale 8r. Auction new....... . . rllllll ?1•Autoe for Sale ·72-Truck• tot,iale . '13. Vans.&4 WD • 6 1·Farm Equipment 62-Wantedto Buy 53-livestock 64-Hay 8o Grain 66-Saed 8i Fertili•er Houoekeoper-child core . i egoo 10 & 7, 8:30-8:30AM A Fri ; : Notice 1S hereby g1ve n tha t uctlon every dey n ghtot ond 3:30·7•30PM regulerly. Labrador R·etriever ex.' ~ith the Hartford Community AI 10 --~ 2 · •. slialed b1ds w1 il be recerved by children. Call 448-2338. Center. Truckloode of now ,.._ ,to obly nighto : th e C•ty Manager of the C1iy o1 · per -k. HouM ciMnlng. . d 1 merch•n M ofevery · cooll:ln". laun..t.u Work. No. ~ CJ:alh poll s, Oh 1o at hts off1 ce 1n 3 pupo. 2 mole. 1 female. Conolgmenti ~ the M un1c1pal Build1ng for Call 2:15-6179. merchendin olwoyo wei - omoillng or olochOI uoo. 1L• ab1l 1ty and Pro pe rty corned. Richard Reynoldo. ReforencH required. Coli t l ~surance . . Black L1bredor Retriever to Auctioneer. Coli 304-276· , 4 _4_8_·0_3_0_1._ _ _ _ _ ~ _~ 1d s wil l be rec eiVed at the give away. 7 months old, Me 3069 • • "aeove named Off 1ce un til ohota: Cou 949-3039. · SubtthU1o Modo ·~ 1,2.00 Ngon. on Wedn esday. blbyaitter t in' Centenary S~pr embel 26. 1984. and Puppios, 7 woeko; mother. 9 Wanted To Buy oreo. Coli 446-9290 after Pl'!bltcly ope'ned and read ·at block Lobradore Retr18vor. ·4:00. ·'.that haw and pla,ce. Bid forms r1todyto go. 304-576-2478. 1---------, 1-- - - - - - - m~y be o bt_amed m the Off1ce of We pay c11h fOr late modol CIIrl<'o Jewelry of Gollipollo )lle Coty Mapager. 518 Second Mother cat and 4 kinena. 3 clean will be taking -rlcationa in used cars. • v·en u e , Ga1! 1p OI1S . O h 1o boya and girt, long hair~ Jim Mink Chov.-.Oido lire. their otore on Thurldoy ~~63 1 ' block, gray and white. 304Sept. 20, from 12:00 to Bill Oene JohnsOn "' . 876·5019 . . 5PM onll on Friday Sept. 21 446-31172 . Sept 9. 16 ' from B to 8•00PM. The Kindling wood, yours, for wanted to buy uUd COli A position II for • full-time Ann n11 11 ~~ 111 en Is tho houllng: 304-675-5548. wood hoatoro. Swain Furni.. NlleiPerton. ture. 446·31 59. 3rd. & Nodonel Company Modo :'3 Announcements ' 19'' colored TV needo oome Olive St.. GaillipoHo, Oh. "''"'"· 304-676-5472. loco! dillri~J~Ion for it'o lifO· duct Contr•ctors line. HVACondEiectrlWant•d· Junk auto• 1ny cal or 811" ·SWEEPER and oewing mo- Pan Slameoe cat. nice pet. condition. Call· 814-388· ~~lne repoir, P.rto. and 3Q4-882-2981. 9303. • Orpnlzotiono. Coli 1-800oupplleo. · Pick up and 1-:-------~- 1·:---~:-----::--- 241 -03"11 axt. 23. • 1--.......:.--~---10-delivery, Davis Vacuum 3 pups, 2 mole. 1fomala. 6 c h ld f f 'tfllaner. up. wko old~ pon Beagle, 304- h•• • beordanc•y Wont ""uM mon to ...novoINCh ..-lnt Gj""ll"' one CroekhalfRd.mileColi eavy P."on • · 18 . 'roononodr from ot 33711 ._4_6_8..,.·1_6_34_._ ___ · __ up lo( cartoin ~eigo co. Grove Rd. Box 93 Rutlo.nd. • 14_•• 8 _0294. 1· stone jars. Old ·time cup· h C0 . V1 . 1 8 puppies. can 304-676- boord. .call 1-304-182- 0 10 nu ct rgr B;lloono for Get Well. Anni- 8112. 2711 Burford. vertorya, Binhdoyo, portieo. I;~:::==;:;:=:;:= 1 --~--,.----- .....,-------Singing Gorrlllo. Call Bol- 1· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS lnltailotlon people - d fo9n• 8o Co. 448-4313. 6 Lost and Found FURNITURE. Beclo• . Iron. locol deoler of Energy ' · I. dll:.plll: 1 1r111 Su:wiiC\ .~ [1'1•',[•11.' nenl.ils 1 1-HelpWantad 1 2-Situated Wanted 1 3-lnsurance • 14-8uainass Training 16-Schools 16-Radio, TV 8o CB Repair 1 7-Miscellaneous 18-Wanted To Do Public Notice ..' ' Re~ l Si!l VICI!S -=-:--::--:-:-----:---- ; . 21 -Businen Ot!Portunlty 22-Moneyto Loan 23-ProfeSiional SeiVicea Fmplnyntl'lll . 1\11!1 1:1! .111 :!1 ;, r• t'lo · P.ta. eecurity depoatt_. Cell 614·982·3874. I ( Furnlohed 2 bedroom apart· menu In Mlddlapon. Adulto, · Apartment for Rent Register - 675.. 1333 ,' · Apartment for Rent !\low 2- 2 bdr. Ifill. U71 Pum.ohecl 1110llllo homo. :t .furniohld opt., f bedroom, w11her end doy~r . both, oloan, .no pot:a.=""~:.i1iro"!~ 1110. pluo dop • ref, Coli only Copoolt & rlforenoo 814·178·2241. No ,..., eau IU·Iata. roqYiretl. Coli 814-448· Rlvorotde Apto. ~lddiiiiGft.' . 121110 wHh 11tr11 living 181 I . l~lal rotu for l•lot · room blllft 9n, poro/1. prFurnlthed offlolonoy. •1111 Cltizono. t130. !quol Houo""' !ll'lliiH bedroome Jaree2 illdrOOIII . CoN ond 948·1 mo.; utHhloo pd. 120 4th · lng 0/:f.ortunllloo. 11. ~· · Avo.. Oo!Opolli. Coli 441- ..:.•.:.. •2.:..·_ 7_ 1_._ _..,.........;._ ' 2734. 44 t 8 oftor 9 PM. . N-ly red-relod: 1 bed• 1· bdr. "cond floor, fur- · rilom; ponlolly fumilhed. nlthed kitchen, front porch 1221. D1poJit requiNid. Call · t181, both racont!y remo- 814;99 2· 5319 , or 912delect. CloM to d~wntown. 28111. •loColi 446-9788 or 4411 "54 Miac. MerchandiN' . Tribune- 446-2342 I . 44 .• ' Frnanct.JI ' . NOVIL15T MU&T HAV! 5!1!1<1.. . ./ ; illlf<ITINGTON, 1304) 429-4711 6\J~C!"I"UL. . HOLIDAY POOLS INC. I Ann ou nce nw n1s ••I• WHitTTHI! .... The 42 Mobile Hom. . for Aent . Sentinel - 992-2156 '( 32 Mobile Home• for WINTER COVERS DOMES .· SOLAR COV~RS WINTERIZING KITS POOL HEATERS POOL ANTI - FREEZE lOW WHOlESALE DI""OUNT PRICES I .,, Pltaeant, W. Va. OL KITS ·· '· · o· SPAS .. , .• Homee tor,SIIe Point drillfioor area andthe toppartoftl'i; •. rlg," he sald• • sw·IM.MIN·G p· itmltaJl 1L'imts • .Jentilte~ ' 31 Ohio . Not repgn•lblt for Accldtllts or Loss of PlllptftJ etc. S}], 995 $}9 , 995 · $}2 , 995 $}4 , 995 USID HOMES IN STOCK . 1977 CAIEROII 14x70 Total Electric 2 BR. 2 full aths 1970 BARON 12x60 2 BR · Fuel Oi.l · 1961 BElVEDERE 12x60 2 BR Fuel Oil . or PfOP•rtr ....... '•' SALE . S5,995. S5,995 Hom~~ S47 lo<kton ,iko, G.. Hpeli" OIL PH. 446-7274 fW, Kmt1'1 WM Otf/llt 11M• IW """"• I Milt WHI af lith., Horplfol Wt art .101 I'IIJDisilllt for accldtiiJ W. Va. Lie. No. 29-85 SAL£ • ~~0,990 . Kessel's Quality Mobile ble Ph. 256-1740 SALE .,' • ~ •• IIOTE; lUMBER & TOOLS Will START SElll NG AT 1:00 P.l . ,Ttn~s: Cash or Check with I D Eats availa· 1.H Jollas•-AUCTIOIEER Crown City, Glllo . ' ,. ' �-- , • 04 Page 44 • The Sunday Apartment for Rent For IMH overlool<lng. city porte, 2 bdr ., LR , fully equipped kitchen, dining orea. unfumlohed. 1180mo. Coli PJ'o, 448-1819 or 448-44211. I . I 1 • 2 bedroom fumiahed opt& lor rent. C•ll614-992!1434 or 892-5914 or 304882-21ell. Times-Sentinel . Ohio 61 68 ••t a•• Good GE waaher·dryer 1260, Whir,lpool wa1her t76. 4 other waahera to chopae from. 30 in' range 196·, 36 in' gat range 196. Maytag wringer U6. Kenmore dryer *76, amell Whirlpool refrigerator 196. Skaggs Appliances Upper When history repeats itself River Rd .. 448-7398. 1- - - - - - - - G.E. frost froo 16 cu .ft. freezer, $100. Call 446· 8048. 676-6483 or 676-1460. Complet• household fuml · · Dan Gaffney, 202 7th St. & Rollins. New Haven . 304- 45 Furnished Rooms _88_2_·-:-24._3_1_._ _ _ __ 1 Wood and coal stove with :.For. rent liMping Roomo blower. 304-676·3917. · ond Hght holiM kMping •:::;::::;:~:;==:::=.== :.roomt. P•rk C1ntr• Hotel. I· Coll114-446-07&e. 52 CB. TV, Radio Equipment · , '' . I 45 Spa9e for Rent Home I I Office apoce lor -..nt. Call 448-7!172 or 448·1980. ' i' CO.Ur.(TRV MOBILE Homo • Porte, Route 33. North of ... Pomeroy. l.alrge lots. ·call ~ ., 4-992-7479. ·, ( l ( • .• : Troller lot ot Mt. Aho, phone • 304-8911-3!134. : Trailer Iota. MWer 1nd water .- .:.tumlshed. sm11t children , accepted. 304·675-1078 .. I. ,. Merctlanrlise ~ : 6' ~~ . I Household Goods . . delivery of video movies. VHS and Beta . Free pickup end delivery. Send nama and addre11 to Movies. AD 6, Box 407, Athena. Ohio 46701. man. South'• rebid .of three diamonds was · natural and a slam try in diamonds. The strong diamond honon in the North band ultimately influenced him to bid six. · What were the cbances? Not goocl. Slam would make in one insti!Dce if either East or West bad K-Q-J of spades alone. That, of course, was the case when the band was played by Eric Koldsb in the National Open Pairs in Niagara Falls in 1982. The odd thing about this is that Kokiah remembered making a slam sii: yean earlier needing the same combination in tbe same side-sliit - spades. Of course, if the lucky combination did not occur in spades, there was still 11nother chance. If diamonds were two-two and either defender held K-J, K·Q or Q-J of clubs doubleton, declarer could win the opentn11 diamond lead, play ace of spades and ruff a spade, a diamond to dummy, ruff a spade, a heart to dummy, and +KQJ .1087B U3 86 +QJ +Kin 60UTII ·~ .AK2 •KJIOt72 +A84 Dealer: Weal Pus Puo Pus Puo Pass But PUJ Pua Pua Pua Pass Sol~ 2• s• •• a. V~geteblea I Kn1uH Firewood Split- 96% hardwoods. Seasoned or green. You pick up or we Pus •• or wHI conalder trode lor 81 same- deliver. .HEAP vender. 614- 266·6245 . 54 Misc. Merchandise 65 Building Suppli_es ladies cashmere coat with mlnk collar, exc. cond. size 16, $46. Caii446-0212 . L.C. Smith d~,ubla banel 20 gouge Cclou•cl . $600. Apache camper $40() or will accept trade. Babysit to; infant in my home. Do typing. Call 446-9635. :; Sofa. chair. roclcer. otto· :m~~n, 3 tabl ... ~•JII:tr• he1vy~. Commercial ovens alec . atainle11 steel. t26 . apiece. Coli 81 4-246-9646. Fuel oil'heater 885 or best offer. Call 614-388-8824. Fall Yard Care Mulching, fenilizing. liming. reseedif1g & transplanting. Also for sal,: cow manure 8a top soli. COntact Bruce Davison. 814-2!18-1427. •.t88!1, Solo, choir end love• ooot, t2711. Solaaondchaira Bobby mac car seat, $26. : ·prlcld from 1286. to 1895. Call614-2118-6307 . • ,Toblea. •so ond up to •126. :;;~Htde·e·bedl•• 390. end Up COuntry Crafts Oak . pro· ••to •11150.• aolo bllda 1145, ducta . .dealer of solid ook • Recflnere. UBII. to 137!1.. reproduction furniture . Con!-Limpo from •21. to 11 25. kle'a, Tuppero Plaino. Ohio. .,., dinettllfrom 1109 .. to Aloo open Sundayo. •• 438, 7 pc. *188 ond up. 1------~-­ ·•.Wocit:f flbfo whh Ilk chelro WINTER IS COMING! Pre· ~12811 to •745. ·o... 1110 pareyourmobilahomowhlla ...up to *221. Hutches. t&~O. it's 1till warm outside . .. ..Sunk bed 1 complete wfth Kingsbury Home Sales at ; rnettres'"· $276. end Ult to 900 Eaat Main St. is in the • t3111. 81by bode. f110. old bool<mobilo building at .:~Mattre1111 or bo• spring~, upper light in Pomeroy. We · fuRor twin, •aa.. firm, tee. have furnace pans. fil!*rs, : and *78. Oueen 1111, t196. kerosene heaters, electric .. .,4 dr. che•ta. $42. fi dr. heatera. water heater• 1nd ,.. cfte1t1. •154. Bed frames, elements. heat tapes, non: •~.Md 125., 10gun-Gun toxic antifreeze, roof coat.. Cl~a. •3150. G11 or under pinning. awnings • electric r•nges $3715. Baby patio cOvers, window rnattre. .e. 121& t35, bed cranlcl end operators, win· ~ frlfllll 120. 126. & 130, dows and doors, faucets· · ~ king frame 150. Go~d Hlec.claenara and wal!les and "' tion of bedroom suites. many other related Item-s. :~rocklrs, metal cabinets. Call 992-5587. , helldboorda 138 & up to '$6!1. For Sale, Rease Hitch for ................... 1979 or 1980 Ford, call •'"uHCI Furniturw -· dryer1,1nd . 614-992-6756 oltor 6:00. • TV"1. 3 mNes Out Ruleville ; Rd. Open Sam to lpm, Mon. For sale colonial dining room • thru Fri .. 9om to 5pm, Sot. teble with 2 8JCtensions,2 1114-4411-0322 master cheirs· and 4 side chairs excellent condition . ;GOOD USED APPLIANCES Baldwin organ ·with double .WIIh-. dryera. relrlt~••­ key board and musical ac'!tor•. ron-. Sbggo .Ap· companiments. 26 Inch 3 , jllionvoa. Upper River Rd. girls bicycle 77Vego 8 .-llotlde Stone Croot Motel. epHd ft. slide in truck camper (will •...8i4-448-73ue. trade camper for anything of equal value) call 614-992County Appllonce. Inc. 1384. Good uHCI opplloncoo end :!11 - · Opon BAM to II PM. Tobacco sticks 62 In long. , Mon thru Sot. 4411·1899, Both endo shorpanad. 17 1127 3rd. Ave. Oalilpolla. cents each or 16 centa per })H. 1.000 or more. 304-9372630. ,;UHCI. llko n- portoblo waaher. aofa. bookcaM, •• , CNflry deek with hU1Ch tOp, floor 1 - . televlalon end q,_ tlze hudboord. Corbin ond Snyder FurniMirt, 448·1171 · Staal· I boimo , angle irono . l:loctrlc boMboord well unita · aheet ltMI, grating, 18 to 2~ ~ h cent1 par pound; pipe· ·1 1 VlrioUI ..zea. with t er- conduit. water. culvert and lnOitlta. '50 each. 1 COrpot • d rbOund axe. cond. ruet & rmac. woo en beams. 2 to , . foot: va• gold, 150. Colt 4411-8188 or lurnoce, oodlum llghta, elec114-241-1110. trlcal flxturee, minimum purchou •so:oo. Old w. va. .. Eiec cool< otove 11 !I.QO. Malleoble Iron Plant:. Point • noecluome work. 304· 676· Pteeaont, Monday- Friday, :_2_1_1_1_______ 8:30 to 3:30 p.m. ~~===;~~~~=== Real Eltlte General s~le You build It orwewill24•48 4 car garage kit. 12,496, del. Call 1 -614-886-7311. · Limestone. Sand. ; Gravel. · 6th wheel 40. ft. box tOOl, Pit_s_t_o_r....,.._ _ Delivered in Moson, Meigo, t.failer, $1,200: Cell 446· j.,...,--...... Gallia or pick up ot Richardo 17!19. ----&Son. Call 440-7786. - - - - - - - - - 1o· Regulation pool table $800. Plastic cisterns state ap· Call 446-!759. HILLCREST KENNELS proved, plastic septic tankt, 1------~- ·· lc ­ 8oordint oil IHelldo. Hooted plastic culvert, metal cul- Firewood, 820 load, $30 indoor-outdoor facilltiet. vorto, RON EVANS ENTER· delhtaNd, call after 6, 304· AKC Dobormon pupploa: PRISES, Jackoon. Oh 614· 468 - 172~. Stud Service. Coll81 4-446· 288-6930. 779!1. Baker portable tree stand For sale fill dirt, and top aoil. with seat end hand climber. Judy Taylor Grooming. Coli Call Call814·268-1427. 340-676-4568 alter 6 p.m. 814-367-1220. Ford 601 mower, very good condition, t5SO. Danuaer Poet Hole Dlgt~r. 13110. Call 388-99911. Fermoll Supor A with cultivotoro. mowing mochlne .. turn.lne plow. Colll14-2611- pupploo f50. New Haven ume dey service gulran· teed or we sharpen it frM. Sldaro Equipment, 304675-7421. 2 New Holland 8 ton ailage wagon 83500. aech; 1 auper 717 Chopper 11500.: 1 IUPOf 23 Blowe~ $600'. Coli John Gerlach 304-67611263. . . 111.,.. Holtond lor•u• equi. p .lnterelt free financing un· til Sept. 1. 1 986. new end uMd. Grinder mixers l manure -,preadert. intereat · t..e until 4-1-85. All N<!W Hollond hoy tooia. lnterut free until 7- 1-8'; 1- Uoed model 718 New Hollond Musical choppor with one row hood, lpltrumenta one ualld Gehl blower •1110. 6 year old Tenneasee Welker Briar.,.tch Kennels Prof••· one uaed Iuper 717 New Appaloosa mare •. bred tho· olonal All-breed grooming. Holland chopper with one robred next summer, gentle. Indoor-outdoor bo•rding faClarinet. good . cond. row hHd $1900 ; 2-uoed cilltiee. ·Engliah Cocker Spo· 304-676-6761. Cobey lor- bo..a with Call 4411-0150. nial puppioo. Call 614-388tandem axel runr~ing geara, For sale fresh country but· 9790. trombone In good axe. c.ond. Cell on price. 4 tar. 304-882-2428. uaed New Idea corn pickert Drogonwynd Cottery Ken- s1~~~~~~;',1or 1100.00. Coli from 1700. to '2800.' Now Furnace blOwer with motor. nola. AKC Chow puppieo. 1-1-------- ond uHCI Grovoty box••· double drain sink with fix· Siamese lcittans, new litter~ Check with ua on tho 2~ turea. 2 gas hot plates. CFA Himalayan end Persian pet. intoreat leo11 on Nkittono. Call 114-446-3844 304-676-1416. Farm Equip11'18nt.' We have oltor I. Great doela on New AUla Chalmera Tractora and Gleoner Combinn. Klllfora Service Contor, 304-8953874, Pt. PIHIInt. Ripley Cabboge Petch doll, new in Rd. St. Rt. 87 or Loon, WV.. bo•. 304-1178-2605. 65 Building Supplies Building Materii!IS Block, brick, sewer pipes, wh1dowa. lintels. etc. Claude Winters. Rio Granda, 0 . Coii614-Z46-6121 . Now open for busine... Mountain Stoll Slack. Rt. 3 3, New Hoven. Complete masonry supplies. 4... 8", 12'' bloclc . Delivery serVice. Phone day 304-882-2222. evening 882-3239. 13 1871PnLTDIIIao•1,100. Col "*-07U. CoN 114-..,._1721. 1172 vw ..,.k "' fuol l n j - AC. 441-1108. -·coN ·'*'"" ... 'I' Good ml•lld gr111 hoy ffr lllo. CoU t41-2237. .,. Good mllllld hoy In ....... ., .110 bate. 304-1171·410e . ;: or 882 · 3~28, II .' II: jill I I Ill 'II • 71 11H. c:-- -.1 condlColi 441-:1711.,., 4. ~- ......... v.... '"" ......... 1171 good 011111. Call 2411-&ZfO. •MH. 1112ldr Pohll!-. 4epcl. .,o-frll. 1111 4c1r ChevyChewna.-.'t31N, 11-n 2dr Dodae A....... euto, ..... fZ11t. John'a Auto ..... luloviHo lid. Ga•pclll. Ohio. 441· 4712. TOP CASH pold ior ~. modolond- uelld 01~ 8mlth 8ul9fo·Pontlec, 111'1. Eaotem Ave., o•lpotto. Clll-1114-441-2212. ~. N~M.,d .... . IN,_ Reel Eatate General 11624 CEHIWY 21 SOUIIIIH HilS I. t INC. . . 446 11610 . Ask Yourself This Question ........ elde .,.._.,., I"Mde *Willis T. Lllclinpo•. ltlhOf, Plo. H- 445-fSH body-· 1810. Clil441· 7"'3or441·1178 . . tEd Evans. 111119r, Pll. 11-. 44U125 1110 . . . . 11.000 mllee, U,IOO. Coli 114·2411· 81ft. Reel Eltlte Gttneral STUT "'"M•etllfCIIutlir'whlte whh galcl lnloolor, ~C. AM- F~. .... Pl. .._n, good cOnd. Call14-241-1214. ESTATE c-. t::: 1173 · Pard flllnto Sq. . . Bliotion - · 4 011.. iouto .. AC. ourlrm- ......... ODOCI DO......... Col lf4- 948·HII. -n. 11n M.u. GLC. 5 &pMd, ; alutllll. -,..-_ H2·2082. . : =i.l Eltltlt Oaneral - WHAT AIJfAI. - S24.tm Came !!Ill mr yourself. Cozy 6 rooms and bllh, 3 bed! 001115, ranar. dishwlsher, llllrage buliinc ond 2-ar c:arprt KJII!r met Sdlool Large level lot 11552 ,, ....... ·' kite~. .. atea . ... YOU CA•11EAT THE PIICE! J BEDROOM fRAME RM«:H. FAMILY'ROOM IN BAS~MENT. CARPORl. CITY SCHOOlS. 21.1 E. 2nd St. 'Phone w/rdrium•~doot::rs."\~~ w~:;· ~ 1·(1141·992·3326 pump and central rir, 2 car lllfll8l. Aquliity oome. City ~ distric:t. Priced in 1ow 50s. Select your -·~ -- • carpeting and olher decor. StiiUid be, aJIIlpieted in 30·days. willlows, ... .. $25,650 ~:TEAFORD, 11t.w um• .- ~ UmiiG- Fairfield Acres- Elccelent !IIIIer honie, 31111, bath. LR. modem iik:hen, rinin& new carpetin& wintbl5,rnarCil wi!llow sills, altic fan & new front & slam doors. Fenced lit . . . . City ldnJis. Priced 40's. . arm. , _ b lhe handyman or ...._ F" ' meut and 2 lois ... tllhe firehouse. Only 3 ~=:S1r£. P~~p~~~4n~ . BRs.LR.~ $12.000. SMIS RUL mAlE - 446-4206 .IIlii tJSniG - RerJIIdeied 8 nn. tr.M lll.elllt New brllh 'lnd ldtehen. new carpetin& b marlllld bnare Aslring _,-IIW!UlUII EOFFER REFUSED - Modem 38Rs. I&~ s10ve. dishwasher, reC. & fllnll!, LR. b;lth. laundry, dio'lq area, IJmity room smge building. City schoOls. Call b mort dllais. Priced lotr lOs. SOTIIIG Ill 20 ACIES OF WOODIMD - Conlemporary home leluring a solarium w/hoi fltb wrapped by aopen brnalliving & .cining room w/atrium doors. massive stooe life!D:e. A modem tonllliel! kitchen and a breakfast nooi\ 21? baths. 3 bedtOOhiS w/masll!r suile, sliding Ibn to a patio area. laundry and mud room Unfinished bilsernert 2 car garage. Vegetable garden and dlr.rf truit 1rees. Shown by appointment; >~ ;.. '. NtW UsruiG - -5 acll!S in township. On hard nail, llllr!r IIIII elec. $10,500. . . 2 boogie dogo, 1 moll end 1 female lor oele. 1 YHr old. $40.00 each with dog· hOUHI. Ca 11 oltar 6 :0 0 p.m., 986-4180. ,lltW Ulllil8 - Alxiut 13 an 4 lind 33 lll'eodl i1rk MIIWrlll. SIS.lXn tail 1--------- • Rogioterod Pit 8ull puppiea, t50.00. Cell Bob ·Roech et 1-304-882-32112. JIVEIVIRJ - R!floleted 6 m one tlqor, 2 ar 3 teln10111 llome. Bm nent lind 2· 'liorches. Real Estate General CIMCII - One level acre. JIOd dli prag!!. 7 rl)l. remodeCed home Mh lllnace, woodliurner and fuiC blsemert -oniJ $32,500. -OUT - 73 iaes nm or leiS. l&IC8d. Good ~ driled .... 2 pands IIIII sloraee 1*11- n. ................ Agny, 446-3643 MAKE US AN OFFER -Owners haw 111Md like their Mme sold th~ month. sl*t level ~ klcaled on Debbie Dri'le and otters approx. sq. It of living area plus 2 car garage and one ol the area's n~est pools. o.er $100,000. · JUST STAffiY IIOIIE- .656 acre of woodland and l.6acres m/1 can also be j]Ulcbased. filrmal entry, iving room and bmal dining room. modem kitchen, lamiy room w/wb firetiace. 38Rs, 2batliS, 2 car gara&e. 8%'11 inl!resl rate assumable. Shown by um• FOIWU lovely 3 telroom brick illme in a very dtsi allle location - dO!e mHolzer flos!ital. This illme tits I bmal_enhllte. a Q living room.. a nice large W!en willl Jamal dirlnlno, IIJilll!. The "'e1 lrf Olillt chainMa link yard. Ai!ll ra ps and central iK. tenced in ~ IJUU S.: acres tillable. 111m and line ~ . . . smee~Jcjdjnp. ~in pit s111pe. Wood or GJII*M.IDcll!d in lobpn Twp. ~ OR Pill[ - lllRDI hO!I.E 11M. $18.1m 1UfPiis NilS _ , 3 IIOliDlM IWICH. MlSTI.Y twmJ). *'"" AnM:IID G11W1. liCE 1JID: LOT. $18.720. - - mao ~ R9!00il£D 2 IOI'.~NEAR 10 SEIHI $17.500 !1'1.) . UTTI£ OR 110 DOWII PAYII£Ifl' ooly $275 a month riiC. taxes and lfiS.j. 2 bedrooms, living room. klchen, dining room. bath and unfincslle!l basement $25.000. Owner wil also sell furnished. Ti£ f'III(I. ·l ilO,IlXJ ~=~· 2 8EilROON lllMES2D~ WITH 81 . 800TfUl SHADED 101. Pric:ld in 60L TARA ESTATtS - A spacious home, formal entry, living room w/wb flePace. lining room, I& spacious family room w/patio doors. 4.BIIs. 2 f.. baths. kitchen, garage w/storage space and tiectrit door opemer, !IIIII ill lpaptd Priced iR tlli 60L.,.. Cnol Sdlool District, Sian br appoinlmMI. TIEl S£TTiK - Joost l.isUd - Alirnmru. IIOllEil 3 K1rf. 1RICT NEAA RIO CRNiOC NICE 3 - 1.57dES-7Nice home. Cerml rir, ~ .... sysllm, ~~' : 2fNJZ. GIJI&e, sloraee lJIIiljq. -..s ... ,_. home. Sel ~ - - it·,i/,,(j,. m THE BIG ..w. CAJI'IOUI IS 1011 SALE IIUSlNESS. I.N(), IlllG.. EOONHT AND INI'ENTM. BUSIEST IN nt: MEA SO II' FIJI EASY. tllW OOSI ~TitJI. YOOCIH'TIEAT Tlf: LOCATION !Jf lliUTE 4YWOI.DIIIE.5dES · 3 bedrooniS, ranch stYle on 5 aaes 111111! ar lst.1lilh .,._ Rer!l met home. ~ D..11et• hOme is siCuated on a large 11!11 Iauria . •lUClO- At l..lnpvile will < 15 " · ... lll1dl. 2 ... 3 : '*hooms. "' llllld wifll • 111 FA bneee. .lull $31,500. • II Itt' till/ t ReaC Estate Ge11eral . SPIIIIG VM1£T Slallft$1011 . VICMII ~ Nice ·size blillq 11115 1lilh II ldlieslt-. lJt me lOIJ by 171.2. 8etl!r ll!l'um mw. ~~455 • utiCilies. BlACKBURN REALTY - 446 0001. . - ltMSTIEIJ .a. Need a lone. pCusan income! Who .-n11 WI p just wlllt 'jOU need! I.IMiy modem IIDnt , _ 1M 10 1'111111 .... lllb in eiC!Ienl Clllldition Comi*111J fwnil'-1. Ill ,... '-!! tl riD is in. Appcuic. 8 acns and sa:lled pand. l.oc*l an • II* !'iFnY-You Clll own )'IICf own busiras. Just cal a 11111! ~ $11.000 - Smal 5 rm llame neer lhe stores. 8Ith .lind a1 IIORTHUP ARlA - 3 BR home. large modern eat-in kitchen. room. living room, olfl:e or den. Nice ill and slaage tlulldin& City ldnJis. SOOwnby •Pit Priced klw 50s. Famiy fW PIIICE REDUCED -Modem home. lois of patial and deck-. 3 GI'CIOIIS LMIG AT AlllOUATE l'ltiC£IT. 8ENJilf\lllMJ«: 11M PlUS AfUll NIO 2 CN! GoiP.Ml. 3 lit 2 FW. &llHS. fARM RM. (I'£HS 000 OOOII.E orot Frlii'Pll: fAMU SIZE KITO!EN. $S8.10l. BRs. 2 ttl baths, formal living room & dining room Woodluning fireplace. 1.590 acres Pnced , lhe 50s. 011110 IIUTS 101M 10 em- EAGER TO sat! 2 (ftll A.OOR 1'\AN. more ar less SIDrage lltildin& City sdlools. REDUCED TO $38.000 & needs an immediae sale.l.lqled at 74 Cedar ~ 3 8115, LR, OR, kitchen, -II? baths, famiy room with wrrtati! lireplace, and lois d close": and Slnlrage space. Afenced iri yard and large outbuildings. lllRDI 1111()( IWOI. HICE EIJOOIJ' ORIVE. $33Jm EXCEUEIJ LOCAnOII - Walking distance to city sdlools. r.blem 4 bedroom home, 2 famiy rooms. 2 baths, blliCt-in IUthen, living room. utility room. ~ room. worloshop, lruil celar, screened-in pxch. central air• .9 acre lot with garden, lruit trees and ~pe atllor. Home has been well cared lor. Energy efticienl. .......... . EDGE Of CRY - 3 DRs.~ '!\..\:·~~ wooded lit living room. SMral slu1ge buildings, -:r"' 39.40 ACRES OF YACAifl' lAND - Lru of woocland. Iliaci< wain~ trees Awaterlan. Secluded and tmate. A beautiful ~lo build a kJg calin. locared on a blacktop road. City schools. 446 3643 ' :----....:R.:::ee:.:..l.=.EI~to!!:lt:!e:.,:Ge::,:ner=a=l-~:;_...,1. ,' Reel E1tate. General • a.a.vwu. .•.J• ns • •lnubls this 1111t1y Illite bride home wlhllOI Ill t 3 Cl' 4 bedrWib. 3 bflhs, 2IJio40 fR. ~ rwn. ~*~left Willi OW, IIIIi. uiar ! IIIII ns1t ~- iri!illhl'\ 2 car pr~~e. uMl) 1*11-. dick and a ~ II. l "W WilE M'GHE£·. ,,~"'tr-.lc 'R.eo'**'. • 74l·3171 Call 446-0552 An~irllt Beth Null. 245-9507 A mu Of ! ami*. 20<10 PQii 8eMhlly ..... ..,.., & CAnU CGU111Y - 132 1C1eS. ' ..., dllllllljlltln. pd.._, liS ., ....... lolilcco . . . Gil 3 - ...... Plia!, BltR ~ - NEW .USIING - In town locatior} includes ~ BRs,. living room, dining room, bath & basement lois of carpel Gas heal Priced at $29.900. Call today for details. . 11111111111 .. $56,900 UIJ FOI Ull-1001600 lrfon Rot:aian . . . . . . . . . **iclnd sejlliclri. Clltlr ... illltiiillliii. ,. BIIR 447- NEW USIING1- 3 BR frame localed on 'S.R. 141. Includes LR. kitchen with dining area. ful blsejnent This is situaled on 51> acreS more or less This one is vacant - so cal today fof appointment I Far Jhill CO. listi• Clll: a.,c t.M; 74Z;317i ' .,' ' ' . . .t.: ~ • • ... 9000 LMCIG FOI SAL£ - 78\S acres MIL kM!Cy llid< and frame rand! displays 2 baths, 2 BRs, 16.24 kitchen with washer, ctr,er, doUble. oven range, relrit. r!N, displ. Laree iving room. artificial fireplaCe. Mkter bedroom is 16xlll. Cellar house. shed and lll50 bam. 44 acres d pasture with spring and pond. LDcated in Cheshre Twp. llfllUC(D TO $44,900 - HIUTOP SUBOMSIOII - 3 BR t.Jrre features kitchen, living room. diRng room. family room, fireplace. gas heat. central air and carpe!ing. 9\\jl aswmable. 100 ACII£S. I ar l, ST. IIT. l41- Ranch • tome feit!ns 2 bedrooms, balh, kitchen, living room. fllmiy room, ttl basemen~ cadral . and 11!11 wal!r, slam zm :! £: (I)' ::::! zC) (I) zm m 0 m 0 bam and 1141111: •.: .. bill, ~ 1 t • ar..., CMIINn. t l IIHft .llld1en. - IWI\ IIIII, ...... ta lllll'lal ~ IIMSTIEifl' OR REifi'AL PROPERTY - Owners wil consider any reasonal*! offer. 2 story. 3 B~ large lot Localed on 3rd Ave. $19,!XXJ. OWNER Will SEU OR TRADE· - 6.7 acres of vacant land. Located in Centenary. Has lots II room for buiklin& Counly water avaiCable. $15,000. LOCATED IN COUIIIRT - lR, 3 BRs. kitchen. bath. utility room. calar pineling. fuly carpeted, ~r oonditioned, several appliances. washer, ctr,er, large metaC outbuilding. a garden 3.6 acres.Wil seCI for $32.000. TARA- IIOW AT REDUCED PRICE - features a large master bedroom. breakfast nool!. 2 fireplaces, a full basement DR. FR. kitchen with disposal and rei.·freezer. Also has pool and dub house IIIVESTLIEIJ PROPERTY - 641 Tlird lw!!. 2 story llome or can be used as 2 rentalS. Lar-ge modern lutchen. 3 or 4 bedrooms, formal ~ and living room. Nice back patio. Also a 14x70 molile home in IJlOd sha!Je. Acovered carport. Priced in the 40s. SMwn by apment only $450.00 rental .. . . ~iWCII NEEDED .. NEW U&nNOI NEEDED ... NEW LISTING& NEEDED .NEW • \' • INCOME COIIlN'lN- Two one bedroom apartments, one office unit down, that ooukf be a third apartmenl,and a one bedroom hOose. AI located on one lot Currelftfy rertbng all units b $9001 IIIO!IIh. Low utilities and uplceep. Each urot has bath and separate ' ertbance, two units are completely furnished and wiH acrompany this sale. Property is located in town and wouij make a I!!JOd investment privileges. IU U1CA1ED - AciPia n CI WE NEED LISTINGS I ATTmiOII GWT REDUCTION! - Owner wants tlis home sold immedialely. Price reduced _, $59,900. Loan aswfn!!tiOn possible. Over 1860 sq. It of living space titt1 640 sq. It m unfinished addition. 3 bedroonJs, 2 balhs. attacl'ed 2 tal prage. LMI lawn d 1.3 acres. Green Township. WIIOll WOILD? 446-12$5 . BIIR 444 - LOAN. ASSUMPTION PGSSCBLE - Brick frame l n. ....,., ... Eslctte coum, ••·101 c111nu. • 1873D~ · Oaotopon340 d)l.ln. ranc;h situated on Hat2.35 acre lot Includes 3Blls, carpet, !g. eat-in kitchen; LR with carpet, family room wrth fireplace. utility room. and bath. Kyger Creetc School .District Call 1or detai~ on lOan assumption. . ., Reel Eatate General . R•l Eltlte General uoo ...... 4 oyl.. 4 door. &tack troller. Coll4411-7791. . For aile ohetlllut moro. 1----'----.....::.··...,;;;. ~· okcollant riding horH, woll 1974 COiich-n '"''~Oft!!. dll<;lplined, groat for .youth lined filth whoof ti,OQII. 12711,00. Afoo. 18 mo. old 1981 llabblt diHot 13.111!~. ~ cheotnut fllly AroblaQ cour' Co111.14·3117-7101. tor hor11 mixed aplrltld bin IWHt notured. Phone 1114- 1982 Comoro Z-21 tn:O. 992-3798 at 1114-742- Poco Cor Edition, t - • 2143. A.C.. A.T.. IC!W mM~ 81rloua lnqUirloa. Col 44,11· Chorolait bull cotvea bo- 711118 oftlf II p.ft1. • twMn 5 & 6 moa. old . Cell 441-4410. 1177 Ford Movorlok work. haa olot of now 34 Arabfena. 4 YHr cheltnut end new tiNa. Cll mere, gr...n broke to rkll .. 211·1211. 1--;-;;;;;:;~;;;;;:-;;;:;;1•nduronce proopoct. Yea- I 1983 Monte rllnt. black-boy filly, bNutl· Int. cruiM coo•tr<~, _ lui Egyptlon-type hNd ond AM·FM celft!lto. '·•'""'' neck. long atroight !ego. Col 441-11391. Wunling cheatnut c~. four white ltotklnga on!l blua. 11171 Trlump'hl-11 11 _,.,,.. lull brother to obovo lilly. bll 54 400 Photoo and pedlgr•• ovoll!i- co~ clition. nawm tiMlf ble upon requeot. Stoll,.ntol ,.built '"" then · 800 mllei.. & Stud '11rvlce. R.· • J. ego, nNda oomo l>ody .• · Arobian&, Leon. 'NV C3041 Interior work. Colll14·2~ 458•1082. K211 • :~ , u ... We11ern plea.ure, co.ntat or The Sunday """'DLth Horllon, 1114 Ooodwark ponlet. Col .... 4:00PM, 441-'nl2. .- . Hay a. Onlln ~-Point Pleasant; W.Va. AutN for 71 Uye11ook Ol'llln ted _ . , ...... II... iot...., Hereford bulle. Lftiilurdllf. Clft 11 .. 2411,-1111. • IJ4 • 16,1984 Stud Service: AKC Regia· tal-ed Tea C·up Poodle • oringe·apricot. $100.00. Call 992-3233 or 9921843. S1M llcGhet . . ------~~~~~~---- Ferm Equipment 2 yr. old Reg. 811gium atud f drIll Siil•lill 1' ' ,>; liV1:ol.1, k ~ woliid come followed by ace of clubs and a club. Tbe defender with both bo11on doubleton would be in and encl pia~ : I'm sure-··-~-.,.- tlult pl*lbWiy 1 but mating the tlult 'I!BY would not bave ~veyed of deja vu. 81 l_~ru~ffLth~el~~~~~:Th~e~A~·!K~o~f~b!ean.~~--~~===+~======~~------~~6;7:0:1~::~~:::::; 64 Misc . Merchandise tCholn uwo ahorpaned , SWAIN • AUCnON • FURNITURE · 12 Olivo St., Gollipollo. Now ; & uead wood a coal .toves. r II piece wood llvlne room aulto wtth II Inch flit .ormo ·: 1399. bunk bodo complete · with bunkieo 1199, 2 piece ~ antron livlngroom suite1 •199, ontron roclinara 199. ' othtr recllriers eao. maple . dlnatto aeta 1179.' bo• springs • mattr111 twin or " lull I 100 aot regular-firm .~ •120. maple dinene chaira : 135. Willi atancio 134, · : .. mapte rockers t69. 7 piece • chrome dinette aet 1149, 5 : place dinette 111 199. Ulld · bedroom aultn, refrigera· tort, rena••· cheat. dreaMrs. · Wrinrr Wllhera. TV't, dry• oro. ohoea. Ciolll14-448; 31!19. ·------: LAYNE'S FURNITURE EAST 2 n~trumpa and game-foreing Stay- Pickens used furniture. 304· ture from appliances to small items. Some antiques. .AQ4 +1052 North and South were playln' weak chair. good' cond. Call 614· 388-8794. t-lr.-lt .QJ5 By Ja111e1 Ja"""y Early American couch & ' 3 room• ond bOth, relrlvarator end otovelumlohed. Ref . ond dopooit. t22!1 . 00 month. Phone 304·1176 · 1090. ' NORTH +A lOBI - 16, For Sole 138 M.F. dleHI tnu::tor In uc.llent aondlllon Rod reapborrleo. Tovtora •4800. For Ilia 1010 John Berry Potch . Coll44e-8182 . DM,. bockhoe endlolldlf 181100. For 11le fnnmoDunrovin Fruit Form Mel- tlonol grlndlr-ml•er 11800. roM. Jonathan, Mclntoch, Coii814-98Z-7401 . ond Grlrpo oppleo. Concord tr•p••· pluma. honey, -ghum ond apple butter. IJ3 Uveltock Sr. Rt. 1181 , 8 .E. oiAibony, Houro 1. 7 dolly. Set. • Sun 10-1. 1114-198-12tl. 3 lull Arebiano: 4 yur Chettnut miiN, green. broke Con-d. OrtPit. 10 lb. 14: 40 lb. t14: 2~ mlle11e1t on to ride. Wootern pluou!l Sond Hill Rood. 304-1171- contut or endurtnoe prot· PlOt. YMrllntbllckboylllly, 21179. No S~ndoy 8oiM . beautiful Egyptlon -type heo!lo11d nook. lone otraighl leg. WNnllng Chloi'!Ut coh, 69 For . 4 white oloc~lng • blezo.lull brothor to obovo 'filly. Photoo ond podlg,..a ovolllbll 1974 Mercury Montego M)( upon requeat. Stoll rentol flOOd cond .. 12.200. Call ond otud oervi~o. R•J Arobl· 446-175!1 . oni. Loon. w. \11 .. 304-458· 1012. James Jacoby APARTMENTS. · mobile homoo. hou111. Pt. Pleooont Used sofa S100. Coli 446· and Gellipollo. 1114· 446- · _4~1-8~9·------8221 . Nice 1 unlumlthed oportment. 304-176-2218 belore I p.m. W.Va. Point --~ . I �• I • September 16, 1984 Times-Sentinel • 71 Autoe for Sele • 1883 Z21 Comoro. 3700 mllel, klecled, Mml 11 new. Phone J04-171· 7881 . t . 78 C.toflno, 311,000 mllol 13100. Exc, Cond. 304773· 1143. br-. 78 Monte Corto, new point. oflocko, only 11400. '*ton Chevy, re•rend, 4ap ., 8 ft. becj, ond other porto. 304-1171· 21 71. N!~·l Auto P•rte a. AcceeeoriBI . ~----• ' 1t71 Ford F100 pick up for porto. 304-1711-2211. Wiseman ·Real Estate Agency t 78 Ohia -Pvint Plea10nt, W. Va. 79 Motors Homea • C•mpe,. 1810 Chevy PU good con d., •8oo. Coli 814· 2&6·6248 . 1882 Chovy S-10 PU, low miiMgo. 16.000. Call 446· 3787. 1979 Chevy Luv, 4opd. t o -. rodlo $2799. John'o Auto Solot Bulovlllo Rd. Gllllpollo. Ohio, 441-4782. I 1 15 Ford dump truck. Good con<ltlon. Coli after 1:00 p.m .. 742."21117. i ' ' I 73 ( Vane & 4 W.O. 78 FOfd1 lronco 4x4 auto, · alo~g Lower River Rd. be~w Raccoon I olr, PS, Pl. block with .BRICK HOME: . atrlpn, .. .r•ge kept, low ecreelt WB FP, formal dining rm.. rec. rm. 13'x36'. Aquality home t situated on 2\! acres. Call for appomtmentl I mlloo. ''· 100. Call 81 4 · 441-4822 . • . • COMMERCIAL BlDG .. 700 block of 2nd AVe. Purchase lease. t 22,620 sq. ft.; Buildin~ 7,560 sq. ft. Excellent conditiOn. 1977 Dodge Window Van. juat repolnted, auto. PS, P8, IBEAUTIFUUY REDECORATED BRICK "FEDERAl" HOME. srtu· t curiH, oir, etc. Coli 448· lated wrthin Ga!Hpolis. 3-4 bedrms., 2~ baths, lamiy room, formal I 4182. I living and dining rooms and library. 2 WB fireplaces. central rur 1 cond. Call for appomtment I 1977 Ford von 8 cyl .. 1979 Manto Co~o . Caii44B·3243 1 OYOIII.,.. otter 6:00. IMODULAR HOME srtuated on 3\! acr!!S of land. 3 BR. adatped fori ewoodburner, 1,440 sq. ft. Guyan Twp. Buy now for $41,000. I 'I ' .lot· -1 ' l1 ACRE WT more or less, alpngTexas Rd. Water, electric and septic I ltan~ All for $10.000. I 1982 Chevrolet pick. up, 4 Whool drive, 306 otandord. 304-171·21 19. - 1 ·.FOR SALE OR RENT- 3 bedroom horoo within Gall~ City. Fam.•• rm., wbfp, attached garage, nice lot Good netghborhood. Pnce I $55,000. Rent $325 mo. ~us de~ 1 1874 CJI. good ilrn, now bGdy good 11100. 304-178-11792 oftor I pm. • Soturdoy 304-8711·1149 Ill ~Y· top, I 121.000 WIU PURCHASE th~ 2 bedrm. cottage along 4th Ave.I I Owner will finance to qualified purchaser. $10,000 oown. bal. at I I 8% inl, over 10 yr. periOd. Pai $133.47 per month. 1 1879 lntorotlonal Scout, tood tlree, exc: running ~ CORti, no ruat, looks good, :.con 304· 1711·1773. 74 I 5 ACRES OF LAND within the city of Gallipolis. Owner will sell fort l$5.500. • I BEAUTIFUL BRICK 3 BEOROOM HOME wrth 2" acres, 7 Y"' old.I e just off Bidwell-Rodney Rd. Elec. heat pump, fireplace, centt e vacuum system; $70,000. · . Motorcycles . . 1 1977 Kowukl KZ400 • toning. uddlob09o. craoh Mr, Clirriar, aiaay hlr. new bottery. 1300.00 firm. Calf 992·2439. evtNTON- $20,000 will pwthase th~ 3 bedrm. home along Mainl • St. lot 43'x200' with 3 outbuildings... .CALL TODAYII' I .LAND ONLY (WiTH BARN) - 132 acres of bottom. pasture andl e some wooded area. Hunbngtnwn Twp. Appro~. $300 per acre. Buyl 1 all for $40,000. Has mineral rights with land. 1 1tl1 Honda CRIO. 'good cond. 1410. 304· 773-1867 aftwii:OO. 76 • LOOKING FOR SoMETHING COOL COMFORTABLE. QUIET AND I e PRIVA~m - We. have a 3 bedroom home situated alongl e Raccoon Creek Approx. 2 acres cleared land and 600 ft. cree1<.1 frontage with private boat dock. Ideal for sports person. Rural I • water. Some wooded area. Price now $55;000. Boats and Motora for Sale • ' • I VINTON : EXTRA CLEAN: -Clean, cool and convenient 2 bedrm:a home klcated along M~n Street Rein~ andmany other rtems ofW' e fumrture will go with house. Ideal for newlyweds and priced at oni)l 1$22,500 • • 1973 Storcroft Boot Chief· ton Merle IV 21 ft. cabin cruiHrond 1977Titon35ft. Park Model Compor. Both ucollant condition. Coli 1 , 8111·31110 after II P.M. or onytlrno -ondo. 76 or • • VINTON; NEXT DOOR TO ABOVE HOUSE....: 3 bedrrtli owner~ I completed much work on 1!1~ house and will sell now for $13,000.• . : 2 LOTS ALONG BEAR RUN RD. with Raccoon Creek frontage.: $7.500 each. I Auto Parts a. Acce11oriea 1977 Ford Maverick noods alot of work. ha1 alot of n•w porto and now tlreo. Coli 1114-21111·82111 . 1 iiiO GM dlooel ang1ne compl,te hae cracked hMdo. call after 8 PM 304-1711· 1 1 1 3 . :~~~:~~~~~ • NESTLED IN TREES and ooly 'A mile below i LOWer• River Rd.. 4 bedroom home with beautiful · · • and comfortable fireplace. Formal dining and INing room e fireplace. 2 car garage and work area. 2 baths. Call for aPPOintmenl · . VICTORIAN BRICK HOME - l ower River Road near Clay School. ·• OU1buildings and 7 acres. Buy for $37.500. e • • .1 ESTATE SALE - Rul Estate General I • • 214 acre.Jarm wrth house and barn. lawrence Co , Aid Twp.• Sec. 2 & 11. $90,000. I NEW USTING - 3 bedroom home along Chestnuf St Lot with I 1 service alley in rear. 2 car garage and nice garden area. Price .$38.500. ' 1 IAPPROX. TWO AND A THIRD ACRES wrthin city limits. Zoned I I I commercial. Along RL 7. Price reduced to $25.000. I ' NEW USTING - S,iacuse - ' Nice IOO'xlOO lot and stillage buidin& . Home has been remodeled Everything in work· in' condition, 3-4 bedrooms, living mom, kitchen, part : basemeul A good buy at • $16,900. lltw USJING - Just out (j town - Over 13 acres of ~nd. ~ building suites. house ntlds repa;r. A good buy at $9.900. ' • ' I • A COUJIIIY COITAGE just lor IIOUI - 2 bedrooms, full blsement nice IQt Be energy eftic:ient· with the woodburner, also FA· FO heat. Southern district Just $24,000. BUSliiESS BUILDING 3,200 SQ. ft. - 2 heated rooms • firsl laor, ba~ central air. S1GrJ11 on 2nd floor and bath. Good Wlion. $45,CXXl. , IIIAI POIEIIOY - 1% ocres of'" ,ound for a tig"'den and yard. Plus a na 3 , bedroom ranch with new • · carpet. equpped kitchen, : WIIOdburner, Sllllage blildin~~o • and a patio. $36.900. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, · . Jr................. 992-6191 JNn Trussell ..... 949-2660 , • Dettlt Timer ..... 992-5692 • Jo ... .. ... 115-4466 ·Am .... 01 " ' ...... 3 BEDROOM HOME - Ranch stY~. I& carport, adapted for I ·I wood burner, fenced yard and in-ground swimming pool. Price 1 reduced to $42,000. I 1 loon OVE.RLOOK THIS BARGAIN in Eureka. 2 bedroom home I 1 with 2 baths and lots of room for expansion. Located JUst off RL 71 I near dam. Pnce $22,CXXl. I I t ACONVENIENT LOCATION along Garfield Ave. Home can be usee! I for 3 or 4 bedrooms and wahin wal~ng distance from most alii t servrces. O~ly $30,000. I t LARGE STRUCTURE ALONG 4th AVE. wahin ~ght of Washington I t School which can be utilized for single family 01· 3 apartments. I I Price $30,000. Owner anx~us to sel. Ma"! an olfef: I . 1 STtP OUT YOUR BACK DOOR ONTO THE GOLF COURSE -We 1 have a 2·bedroom apL for renl Price $175 per month.Adults only. I • No pets. ' ' . IIIIVESTMEIII PROPERTY- 5 rooms and Mh lt!wn and 4rooms 1 and bath upstairs. located ~ong 2nd Ave. Bliy now for $17.000. I • Price reduced!' :WE HAVE A HOME AND PERFECT LOCAJIONforafamly.Located: almost across hom Washington Sctro. 3 bedroomhorne. 2 baths 12 krtchens;nice lot which is wide and deep enough for garden arid I lswimming pool, Needs some work However, can be moved into I ltoday. 1 ICOMMERCIAL OR RESIDENIIAL LOCATiON -Upper River Rd . 3 I tbedrm. home wb fp, owner will sell, lease or rent Buy now for I .$41,500. • 12 BEDROOM MOBILE HOM£ klcated a~ng Hazel Ridge Rd. 25 I • acres. more 01 less, with nice garden area and wooded area. Priced 1 .$27,500. • WE HAVE THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR THE RniREE. I t SPORTSIIU OR AIIYBOOY - From I to 4 acres located t along Raccoon Creek. Beautifully situated along a bend in the creek. Has private boat llock. 3 bedrm. modern home. I • Many other amenities. $55.000. · I 1 • 1 I QUALITY BUILT 20 Yr. old hollle n~ conditio~112413 I BR. improved bath, roomy utilit'( room. 12x..?O livrng room, sun room. 1260 sq. lllivrng area: Coal stoker I fired furnace in basem.enl Located on·nrce lot only a I tew minutes from Holzer Hospital on SR 160. H346 I .430 4TH AVE. - Very ~ in-town lxalion, I Remodeled 4 bedroom horoo. i.ncludes aklm. siding, I ·family room, gas firejUce, dining room. nat gas ~t (highest $101), basement detached garage, plus a I large fenced !lackyard Buyer protection for I year. $49,900. Owner will help finanoo. • *303 I .. 1981 14X70 MOBILE HOME With expando. 3 BR, 2 I baths. electric heat screened in PQrch. 2 buitt in air I conditionerS, 10x12 metal buildin& Set up on arented kK. $15.500. I 11421 II I I I I IMMEDIATE POSSESSIOI! - Totally remodeled 3 bedroom home overlooking ,the river. Just minutes I from town. Includes vnyl sidinll. and new insulation, carpet formica, bath and a I drywall, I rew 10><12 Strnge lxilding Pria!d to"'" at $29,900. 11313 NICE OLDER 2 BEDROOM - One story horne on I South Main, 'linton. Bath, for>ed air furnace, some Located on a Jevel kK.Ideal br retired couple. I fumrture. Seeing listed at $26,500. 11427 I I bedrooms, LOG HOME - Well buit wrth full basement J 1I? baths. furnace, large fireplace. Drilled I well-soH water and supply. All tf'js on 10.81 I approximately acres, " open for crop 01 pasture located .12 mik!s from Gallipolis, 2 miles off Rt. You must see property ID appreciate its value. I .218. Asking $35,000. I #328 I PRICE RfDUCEO $10,000 - Beautiful cedar ranch on a1!13SSY knoll in Hideaway Aaes fiWides a I perched king's lliew of Green Twp. Home features 3 large 2 ful baths. living room wllirt!place, family I befrooms, room, eat-in kitchen w/deluxe cabinets. 2 car and 2 nice porches. 25 ar;res including a I garage knoll to along with the house; ideallocatim 5!11all lake. Won't last long at $79,900. I forstudded . 11203 I OLDER HOME - This horne has a stately I STATELY manner about ~ <Nerlooking the Ohro River 1ust abolle the dam. 35xl5 combination living/family nJ0!11. I Woodbuming fireplace, builin baokcase, formal din~g room with doorS, ell-tnllitthen. den.. 3 I BRs. bath and ha~.french Plenty of closetS. Abolle ~ I pool. 187 lot with addiOOnal rental house """ f)OO!~ of $200-$225 rnorrthly income In apply. I $94.500 11420 I I NEW USTING - Owners have put a lot of worfl and I time in making this home a·sflowPace. 1600 sq. ft. of I living space includes 3 BRs, II? bati]s. family mom and living room v,ith woodburner. Nice corner lot I attractively landscaped. Good neighborhood. $53,800. I ~~~ t ceiting~, OWNER WIU FIJIMCl QUALIFIED BUYER- Very well kept 3 ~m home overlookinc river. Nice. modern kilt~ and bath. Nice neitlllbors. BONUS! 1982 waod and coal burner added to Iii ire breed air furnace. Price,$34,900. Owner wants to seU fast. Just bough! anothel home. #115 ONE DF AREA'S GRANDEST HOMES! - This prestigious brick ~ located about one mile from downtown on an absolutely outstanding lot. 2. 7acres of nature at il$ best, bfautiful old trees. a pond, huge boulders and klvely manicured lawrt The house loolls like a picture from Better Homes and Gardens and ~eludes a 1arae family room, formal dining and large livin~ room. each d which has al~ picture window offenng a bruthtaking view of the riVer. All4 bedrooms are large, 3 of wlich aremnnededtoa bath Thele are lm of closets and two large storqe rooms. Beautiful new carpet, central air and an in-ground pool add In comk>rl and fun of 'spending more of your time at hoine. #134 . 4 BEDROOM HOirlE WITH: RIVER FRONTAGE - If you're interested n quality construction, a warm c:omforta!Ml 4 bl!droom home with lots of privacy on a large lot with rillel frontage at the edge of town, you must see this on~. PrH:ed at $89,200. ~103 1011!1~ ~ bel~n~ COMMEICIAl USJING IN WATERLOO- 1500 sq. ft. well-burl pxf condition block building on over 16;000 sq. f!. let Built and used as church for sevml yem.Immediate use as recreational center. Has new forced arr gas furnace and waler heater. Gas at ( ve.y reasonable cost by area well MAin room 24x38 with 2 other srnaH rooms and bath. Very desira!Ml for chtJ"ch, conuneraal use or converted to home. Priced at $28,500 #350 ~ th~ ~rge pin~ 11J ac1e DELUXE RANCH - This very attractive brick home (only-4 yrs. old) has a lot In dfec 4 BRs, 2~ baths. deluxe eatin kilchen, dining room, living room and extra nice family room w/firejUce. Also includes sauna in master bedroom and oouble sliding doors leading to 16x32 i~ound poot. Situated an 2 ftat acres in the beautiful country. Chitfdan ml11g1. 111.100. 1n111nt condltloft. reduced f10.800. Coll441-7011. ..,. --........... I fl. ftwh4lng touck Fot - 1183 ...""""" 20 fl. fold cemp1r~ ... fumlce, 3 out .• ........• .....,. ...,.., aot, Of-· -·-_,little call 114-H2· 3718or814-742· ~boa ...... · - · 11M cond. Call 317.0334. NEW me - $44,00l 11229 DESIRABlE LOCATION - Ou1standing location on L·shaped bf~k ranch includes 3 BRs, 2 ~ fuH basement w/fin~~ed {ami~ room, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage. Heat pump and c/a I acre flat lot with QPtion on 2nd acre. $79,900. · For .... uu.arnHy tnfltr COW, good family mllk c.JW very gontlo.coll 114· 742·3044. D.A,Iolll'n .. c ovo11ng , comptota doror ond dump truck MNic••· CaU 887~ 8828 or 37&-&2&8 . · Efet:triCII 84 Callllf4-311-8187. SEWING Machlno ropalro, Mrviu. Authorlrod linger •• CARTER'S.PLUMBIIIIG AND HEATING Cot . Fourth ond Pi1J0 ••· Galfll olis. OhJo PlloM 114-448--3888 "' 114-441-4477 · Call 814-311·H&2. a. Rilfrigerlltlbn So'" ill larvlc:o 1'-pon Bcluoro. Fobrlc Shop, Po....,oy. 814-812-2214. Good quality ml..cl hay, ff .IOobofe. Ca•Mt·3058 ahor 00 p : .. M a 86 General H..,lino .... ....,, 11711 .;. f1 ~- 4411-7911 . .#204 ..... ,. •••••••tt W 11 p;oo"'• GORGEOUS RIVER VIEW ~ Very nice I12 stilly Cape . Cod located aMinute below town on Lower River Road dfers your family spac~us living with 48Rs (aD largel, attractive larnily room ..;th hardwood floors_and Bud stave inserta;l into brief< fireplace, f4 lrv. room w/bay ,window, eat-in kitchen and jormal qrning room. Partial unfinished basement also. 16x32 inground pool w/wood dec~ Lirge 3-4 car garage perfect for workshop. This horne has a lot of charm inside and out Asking $76.000. Buyers Protection Plan. H238 Ex.:.ntlng Kan'o Wotor ,,, ,..... ..... -·.....,..,.,._ ......... ' -""'"- GENE'S DIEP STEAM GecJd. 1 ~. ...... CARPET CLI.AJII , sc:tctl .......... ntl'ac ~ - .. toot«o, C•ll onydm• 614-4441 - CoU Jim , 4Sn'. J - L D -, Jr. 7397. G.-.-,H2-a3H. \' ~ni<ir·, 1---------------- o.nw. COMPACT HOME - SEEMS MUCK LARGER - 3 bedrooms, 111 baths, labor saving kilchen, util. roam,• dining,lliving area and cent llir.l,a. 2 car garage. Best set of stillage cabinets we haw se,en. A$stJtnable ,l)lOrlgage. All on nice landscaped 1¢ 011 U. S. 35 by Sunkist Subdiv~ion. $55,000. . #307 IMMACULATE BRICI RAIICH·- This~ an attractive 3 bedroom trick horne that~ klcaiBd just.\2 mile off Rt. 35 on M~chell Rd. tt includes an equipped kitchen, dining area. I \\ baths, elec.'heal p(Jmp with cent air, fuMy carpeted, I& porch and patio ~us outside garage and .4 acre yard. Priced it $55,1m. *302 fl Ill I'S'S IERVICE. - . ....'] c .... , ....~~ ....__,.....,._....,. a,.., _.,....__ "'" ••• SAVE TillE & STtP.S - Buy a remodeled ho.me with one of the best quality bui~ kitchens we have seen. BAth only Zyr. old. 3 BRs, III story, part basement AU . on nice flat lot for gardening and flowers. Priced at $~,900. ~ear shopping center area off 7 on Birch tane. · • #322 $29,900 - LoWER .RIVER RD. - Owner needs to ~I to settle estate. This 3 BR ranch overloolls the river just 3 h)i south of towrt Includes equipped kitchen• fireplace. dining room. basement, floored attic, garage, plus nearly \! A. yard with mobile home hoot!up. 62 ' ,,.,.~ 1 ,, . .,... 20111 m Business 11221 IBI umJIII- 811AT LOCATIOII! - Mtn thin 1 ' - - this is e home! Brick raoch within a Ill Halller Mediat Cider, St Rt. 160. 3 bedtU006, 2 bllhs. equipped ~ spacious iWtg room, Ill • ment, 2 car pne!. 2 itle lat lawn. I~ "* . swiolllril£ pcD. Ahome with a 1;11 ot charm. ----- r•z-.... - .. Iii 11111. ..,_S!I ___ .._ .................. ciDuS floor .., dowatrg w/rrt!W carpet ~---· ··--- . . . bcJiiOn wle•ceiiMt neiilfQlrt1rod .00 conver1ien<e lhat v«Y le'! hJmes on the m.-lrtl can oiler. Exa lui prulliding IJivecy, garden .00 room to ~UY- Yoo mu!t not m lllis fine lmlo iusl MSt cl Spring Vliley. $71.!01. . ~ndinl llllrrlbih!IJ'• s•35 Drrlfll_..._. . . - an.._u111!. 8tdit::- .-a~~ ............ r*l; lli51l -.--.zu.• _._._35-5 altitllll• ...... 2 IZ)Z NEW USIIIIG OF HOlE on nice size lot with 24x30 separate garage and WOlDhop. F,. basemerd divided with 1wat pump. Also wood 11M wilh load air ID two rooms. I.DCIIed ori Blft¥ile.Addison All, iust.north of BtDrile. Let us show ,au this qua1ty buik hop1e with a nice lawn. 11301 year old 14x70, mobile home set on permanent bundation with expPnda, screened in porch, sunporch and deck ldded mrnalle.aline JII!IIIIIIIBl dwl!lq Also 1&24 storage builcit-.l.ocitld in [vetJeetr on Pine Hill Cemeery Rd. 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AI'MIIDITS FOI~-="'-­ Wl 11&11 USIIIIS - ( w...., ....W.Woyo.~ ~~-r,:~w.V.A~T~E~fl~~~[ . ' hrv~. ciJterno.• pool• fitNd. """"" 387 · 0623 o• 317-7741 night M dey. tNEW LISTING - 3 bedrm. home along Smithers St. 15'x20' .family rm: Some appliances with home. Buy all for $28,000. I IL'~· , Jomft Boys Wow """""'· Alao , . - , lilt.td. Coli 114206· 1 141 or 114·441· Col collect 1·114-237· 0411, ....... to ........ base. coat vein. il Dorer Work by Tod Konno. Dftcheo, pondo. roodo. land cloarlng, otc . Coli Motor Cor Brok.,o, 441·81192. Marcum Roofil:lt • 1-'· J ~,.--.,.,--..,..,---lng. 111- lnNIIio1tl rubber 82 Plumbing ~ . ,,. -..~-.,_ YN:AIIT !MD - GOOD IIMSTIOO - 69 A. M/1 d lllld with QUilty ,.,... lniiS filet 111011. 4,00fl oiiOICf ~ 11th pJd building lila . locllion wllve, justa lew n)lles HW Ill Ewillllon- 211211. ......._ LOCif li . . .l CJJ " ,_ _ .. . ., . tMI.IM!'fr.t .. •ilelld li.~ .., .. amltd litier!li.$t~ 11387 lmprovementl Unc anlll.ltion., 1re,a.a a ,... IDEAL PART TIME FA.. UNIT .... 12 miles .In· Gallipois, city scho!*, 55 IC{IS. has everythina thai i1cfudes .,008 yr. dd home, ~·x72' pq&eshopand bam area, a rock Iader!, cfelr Wlllr stream, a woods with many walnut and hidcory trees for animal life. 8-10 ocres of crop, 20acresofpasjure, fenced tnbacr:o Pricld ot $57,500• Excavating IAIEMENT WATERPROOfiNG Stall! RL 588, close to town w/ c:ountry atmosphere. cl\w HAS nAU - Bac. bott11m land, !Sac. peslure, 25ac. woods, pond, llleam, ,.,.,_, pd modem home, prinllltafian. and on)J 9.5 niles In HolzerHmPtlf. Building r.modelfng, r~· Ina. coN cofloc11 ·304-837· Home addition. ........,,, JIM'S PLUM... IINC:~ H E~· · Col 114-N7o040t lNG . Rt. 1, a .~~. 0 ....,. 1 or 114-M7-7244. ...,..., Coii 4-H7 -0I7&. I.O'S _ _ =r====~-"=;;. ,. ;:= _ ==FARMS ••to· Ramoclallg lfturior .,d llor. Frao -lmotoo. 304191-3421 or 1185-3384. ··~ IIIIIHOOUIOM'Itt vinyl - . . rooflol& room 1------ - -- f'lal . . . . .104 ..-,go. H ~ location. Easy For lolo : 8porumano Rotary or co. . tool drDHno. o_,., ••· crMid .. t700. Moat wollo complotod ••mo Call 371-,2701 dor. Pump ..... ond ...-vicoo. 304-811·3802. - lnllclilit&.liiitR·- • r C:.. lrtll it 19ft 0' 'F IC j IIEW USTING -llder home in very ~ CDndlliot< Well located to downtown schools. business, churches, banlis and grocery store. Bay windows in livilg lJ1d lltw USIING - Beautiful 2 siD!y cOuntry trome just dining room. All rooms haw been reconditioned in df RL 160. 1 mi. from hospital. f'!entY. of combrta~ i!OOd taste. Remodeled bath, ~ hardwood fllrol} room for any size famiy. 4-5 BRs, famiy room, liv. rm., Plivate backyard-fenced, tree shaded. Let us show . din. rm., equifllled klchen with lots cl cabinets, !U 2 you this special home in downtown area. rooms in basemenll5 peaceful acres lor raiSing small *314 crop, iar&l! prden, beef or horses and beautiful yard. IIEW USTIIIG - EJUIIEMJ IIIV£STIEIIT · Also indudes enclosed pool and large healed garage Located in the heart (j mwrt This property includes 12 and wullshop. Quiet. scenic location. f'ertect ptacil.kl · , sby house spll into 2 apart0811s and a 3 bedroom nrise a larnily. 11240 ranch behind t Excellent income potential. Prime 83 Home lmprovementt PAfllfTIIIIG- lntarlor - CliPS i&tfltil . .2511oylliltll; N342 a1 -80fM· iMJiaodJIJ p~u.-.._ ... rooflnt, 20 yta. LISTINGS;==~ . =:;::::=== I Homes • Campers =~~:'..::".,;r:.~..::, ___•_:...H.,..... _ ,_n·_s__ $U!IMEIITIME RfTREAT- Or year-round recreation. This immaculate 12x50 mobile home ~ situated on llue lake (Ricalon CreeiQ and has water frontage, boat dodc lnd ~ access to Ohio River for boatint The home includes 2 bedrooms, equiPjled kilchen. mQSI lum~te, l0x25 patio, 10x30 screened porch cwerlooking Creel!, plus 1~10 sloragl!. You must see th~ one at $18.500. • 11218 11CM TO THE COUrmrt. BUT DON')' SACRI~ICE A TMIIIG - v.-, attractive dean home on n5 rust df 141. Otren, country features like 2 acres_on ground, beautiful view and peace and quiet. but without I!JVIng up conveniences of modern livin& 3 BRs, livi~ room with 'MIIIIIbooler, dining room and equ1fllled kitchen and 2 ful baths. 2 car garage. $62,CXXl. Motor~ 2143. . . . . ?la:aR<~tslOallll!5-llll!!mi. ......... II 79 81 GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - Roomy and attractive 2 bedroom lfJme on siJie highway. This home has alarge stone fireplace in family room. dining roam, new #206 klchen with lots cl ca~ full basement, new root,2 car detached garage, \? story could have another ' PUT A LmlE PAST IN YOUR FUTURE - Ideal klcation on this 2 stilly bricl< home in town. Home . bedroom. All sltuated on avery nice tree shaded l'h oc . settin& Owners consider financiOJ Priced in 40s. features beautiful hardwood floor~ 4 fireplaces, 4 BRs, . . · mt 2 baths, new gas furnace with c/a. living room, den, library, dining room, entrance foyer. Plus 3 room apt. GOOii HtiME - New 1isiti,g 3 BR. lar&l! bath, utility, largl! living room, 16'x24' garage. One of the best built · (separate staircase). Asking $99,000. lf202 and conditioned homes we have listed. Nice lawn, garden area. or trailer space. Located iust off RL, 7 on George's Creek Road. Only asking $42,000. OWNERS DOfl1 WAJII TO LEAVE THIS ATTMCTIV£ • #335 COIIltiiPOIIARY STOliY & A HALF BUT MUST DU~LEX Ill TOWII ...- Good renlll QPIICli'IUrily for ' You'l urllersland why when you see it uceptionally intemled party. 2 story with vtnyl sidrn~~o newly well decorated 4 BR home also dferss comfort Over redecorated lower level Each unit has 4 rooms plus 2.CXXl sq. ft. of very ivea!Ml livin~ space featuring large bath~ Nice lot·on quiet upper end of 2rd Aw. • sunken living room w/callledral ceiling Outstanding with large backyard and garaae. Let some one else location on Charolais Lake. make rnortpge payments. Offered it $35,000. 11406 --~~~--- I I I I Witwt~~hgD 79 Motort Home• • Camper• a. Campe~J 446..6610.· WE CAll $AVE YOU MONEY - On tiE pertect ~rtlr horoo. Owners Wlll cons.ider financrng to a qualified bu'/er. Excellent neighborhood. Ranch styk! 3 BR. I bat~ nice complete kitchen w~h eat-in bar, I Cal garage. llome has gas heat central air and Buyers Pr(iection Plan. Offered at $47.500. Trucks for Sale 72 79 Motors Homes ··----lfto.low """--· 1173 1810 Old Cutteu Supreme Y-1, PD, PI, AM· FM ttoreo. 304-8111-31110 .,.., 1:00. '711'ard LTD, 302, looded . 3Dtll71·2010. Homea ------1------ 1971 Corclovoo tra,... .·mloolon. 104-4111-11130. . :IN REAL ESTATE .SALES IN GALLIA CO. 79 Times-Sentinel-Page 0.7 • I • �The Sunday Times-Sentinel PonleiOy-Middleport-'-Gallipolis, Ohio Point PleaiCHit, W. Va. September 16, 1914 ,.......__--Local Briefs:--- Pope ·praises Solidarity during ·c anadian tour By VICtOR L. SIMPSON Aloneyju~entsought • AM11deW POMEROY - A judgment for $8,4~.85 .Is being sooght In a suit flied In Meigs County Corrunon Pleas Court by Diamond Savings & l..o!m Co., Delphos, against Robert J. Hawley of Pomeroy, Joyce E. Vanbuskirk, fonnerly Joyce Hawley, of Hawarden, Iowa, Farmers Bank & Savings Co. and Meigs County Treasurer George Collins. The suit stems from the alleged default on a property lien for real estate situated within Pomeroy. The plalntltf has askde for foreclosure on the mortgage and the sale of Jlll)pelly. . In other action, Judge Charles Knlght bas ruled that Maiy Sauer, formerly Mary_Kelly. Is not personaJiy liable In a case flied Aug.l8 by Bank One of Athens on a foreclosure. Judgment Is only flied against Michael W. Kelly. Guest speaker chosen > ' , •' . POMEROY - Dick Rummel of Omaha, Neb., will be guest · speaker at the Salvation Army at 7 tonight, assisted by his wife, Carol. The Rummels will be In Meigs. County visiting friends and relatives until Sept. 21.and cin be contacted at the homes of Glenna Rummel, 992-748l, or Eddie Martin on Condor Street, Pomeroy. Special music will be provided during tonight's seiVIces. The p.~bllc Is Invited to attend. • · Alumni camp slated ' POMEROY -The second annual4-H alumni camp will be held at Canter'sCave4-H Camp from 1p.m. Oct. 6tbroughll:J:Ja.m. Oct. 7. The cost Is $12 per person artd u\cludes two meals, lodging and snacks. All fonner 4-H members are Invited to attend and can bring a spouse or guest. For more Information, contact the Meigs County Extension Office at 992~. Registration deadline fs Sept. 28. . Meigs Republican women to meet . . POMEROY- Meigs County Women's Rwubllcan Club will meet at7:JJ p.m. Monday at the Meigs Inn. All Republican women are Invited to attend. .,.._Witter Pope John TORONTO (AP) - Paul II, spotting a Solldarlty banner In a stadium crowded with Po1Jsh· Canad!aps, pmtsed the name of the banned trade union as a symbol of "the dlgnlty and the rights of the . bumanperson." . The pqJe departed from his prepared . text and, speaking In Polish, referred to the situation In his native Poland at a rally Friday night attended l)y 50,<m people In Toronto, Canada's largest city, 12-day pilgrimage Canada, the Today' midwayto through his pope was toOy~mllesbybellcopter to visit a shrine to missionaries lUai,'IYred by IJ!dlans. during the 17th-eentwy Introduction of Chris- tianlty In the Canadian frOntier. It was the second of three , scbedule:l meetings with Indians, specifically requested by thepontltf. Friday night In Exhibition Stadium, bomeoftheTorontoBlueJays baseball team, the crowd stood cheering for more than 15 minutes as John Paul circled the field In his · Pollsh·born Hank Bldel, 00, ot vising extensive coveraae at the · Hamilton, who stood at the rail lflp. clutching a tiny SNidarlty blnner. Solidarity Is a symbbl for Poll8h Speaking trom a covered plat- undentaDdln& at "the dl8n!IY and . form In the outlleld and wearing a . the l1&hts ol the lllmiUI PftiOII" ., ~cape ag8lnst the chill night air, the "fo\mdatiOn of !IOC1al life," the the pootltf looked out to the crowd 64-year-old pope said and took note of 11 large Solidarity He said be hoped Poland "wlllbe banner held up aero&$ the stadium. ableiOB(Idaornetbingtotblacoocept popemoblle, "It Is lmpo11ant tor me to tell you of human r!gbte, that we wU1 he able "There are no words, going · w)Jat these banners mean," he sa!d. to a~hleve the9e pis, that we will through the whole of my life, going 111e pope's commel'lte wei'!! trans· achieve this ~ to be runelvel through the army and the war, artd lat.ed Into English by tbe ~ and betJW able to live as f>o!aJld, to survive to today to see this,' ' said B~astlng CorP-. which II teie- 11vtnc our own Uves as PollJII · ctUzeas.'' - Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij i Wrangler Women•s - . Actlvewear File for marriage GALLIPOLIS - The following couples tiled fOr marriage this past week In Gallla County .Probate Court. . . Edward H. McGovern m, 23, Tayior, Mich., student, and Jane Ellen Wood, 22, ~ Garfield Ave., dietetic technician. Tlmotby S. Condee, 18. Rt. 2, Gallipolis, laborer, and Connie S. Dyer, 19, Rt. 1, Northup, student. Jeffrey L. Zerkle, JJ, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, dispatcher, and Mary Ann Kemper, 331 Logan, accounting clerk. Carl M. Wllllams, 23, Rt. 1, Patriot, Goodyear employee, and Teresa L. Erlt, 29, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Rall employee. • • • • • f • .. • ' .. A·Guide to local .Television .·- SepL 16 thru sept. 22 . . ' ~ ' . ' . Local government funds distributed I POMEROY - Meigs County received $25,<XXlln the September dlstrtootlon of local government fund money, according to the state auditor's ofrtce. ,• lnclu4el complete '. Chairman's ro_le clarified GALLIPOLIS- A story dealing with the chairmanship of a cystic fllrosls benefit that appeared In . Wednesday's Gallipolis Dally Tribune bas beeri clarified by one of the local people Involved. . dqtllll ,,, Russ Ridgeway, president of the Rio Grande Uons Club, said the club, and not he, are co-chairing the Bowl-for-Breath benefit slated tor Oct. 21. The story Identified Ridgeway and Kay Michael as . roehalrpeople of the benefit . SEPTEMBER listings . U!ED CAR CLEARANCE Ch.ef ''"' 611g1 111d go11 w»ili tlltptl~td/1_ Road relocation hearing set SCOTI'OWN - Proposed relocation of sections of Ohio 217 In Lawrence County will be discussed here at a public bearing planned by the state department of transportation. The ~arlng Is set for 1 p.m. 'J'Uesday at Symmes Valley Elementary School No. 3, a half-mile west of Ohio 775. Maps showing proposed changes, such a5 alternaUve locations and designs, are slated to be shown, alongwlthdlscussloncirlght-d-way acqu!sltion and planned construction. 1983 Chev. Caprice 4 Dr. Buutiful two-tone clllrcoal ancl silver, V-8, cndse, tilt, AM-Fit-Stereo, wire wlltel covers, custom, burpndy seatinl. .. 1 ., 1981 Pontiac Firebird. · Bronze finish, custom clotll i•terior. V.:&, air ccind.; AM· Fit-Cassette and only 34,900·miles.- , .· · $7995 YOURS FOI ONlY Filmeter ·,Pages 3, 4 'l . LOCALLYOYINE~ ; "'C~l 23 listings incliuled in tliis weeks guide." $6395 ., ... ~ • ~ . . ... • • • 1984 Buick Regal 1978 Otds. Cutlass Supreme Compare anl!'here - Dart Jadestone finish 11ith custom cloth interior. Tilt whMI and AM-Fit-Stereo and 21:998 miles . This sharp intermediate will surely catch your 1Je, V-1, air, cruise, tilt, AM-FI·Stereo and super stock wllttls, Uncut and commflf'CiBI·fl'fl6, ur.llir. TV CMI bring you the best moviet, the hou.t rportl, MM Wid flfltrH'tBinment....llwBiiBble without netMNk btuk1 Bnd bleep$/ (So17N1 program~ require virltler '"'-l 1983 Chevrolet Camaro Dark brown finish with custom cloth interior, 5 speed, V8, air cond., raUye wlllels, AM-FM·Stereo with c.ssette tape. Only 22,608 miles. · . NEW CHEVY TRADE " .. . ...~· ..-· -. .. - Brougham NEW CUTLASS TRADE Station . - lislinp . =c·o:. -~ MAX CII••CBN Ctailtlwt Nalwek IEIPI'II $4495·· Dart blue exterior with matchi"' vinyl roof and -.40 seililll. AU the )lower eq_uuipmeRt roe would npect. Only 43,409 low nines. New Caprice trade. White or white ·wit6 blue interior, V-6, air cond., tilt, cruise, wire covers. Only 17,997 miles. . !llrect from "" llllldlo .-11118 to you- ct.. • 1 studio rnanltor-'111 rnon chlcil 111en you Mr drt~ paiauM, You've nl*-. rv· · llkt 11111 btfllr-1 e.., to ot*IW .-KI quickly lr•"•~. 01ennt1 M.., s.tllllle RICIPtion Equipr111111 Ia IP nlflcelly t !..- for home lnltellttlon arid ute. $8500 . ' Gold exterior with custom vinyl buckskin interior, V-6, air cond., AM-FM-Streo. (OMPAIE AT 1978 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. ' Dove aray exterior with burpndy Interior. 4 cyl., auto. trans., powtr steeri111, air cond., radii! tires. . This sharp cnpe Ills GIIIJ 34,1731ow 111111. I.Jnda1lop, eruiat control, tilt whMI, cllro1111 styled wheels. New I'll· dial tlr... NEW OLDS TRADE THIS WEEI $3 9 9 5 NEW OLDS DADE . CHANNEL MASTER 31 of qwlity perfonr.a In TV rflctption. · -~=n: 1111Haid1Jim Rt. 7, Wlpils, Oh. $5995 1980 Chev~ . . Monza . '· 1981 Chev. Camaro . · NEW CAl CLEAIAfiCI CONnfiUES . 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Title A name given to the resource September 16, 1984 blessing buchanan halley walter