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Interstate 64 Louisa-Ashland Exit 23 North i .Phlne: (606) 739·4121 ' . '· Phone: (304) 675·4584 ' . 8 MILTON, W.VA. .. Route 2 • 5 Mlnutis South Of Silver Bridge Route 60 E. Phone: (304)743·9414 WEEKDAYS · 7:00A.M. to 8:00P.M. SATURDAY . 8:00A.M. lo 5:0·0 P.M. SUNDAY · 9:00A.M. lu~5:00 P.M. 1 ' Shultz, Gromyko meet for third high-level U.S., Soviet discussion· GOP chief calls Celeste's voter effort unconstitutional OOWMBUS. Ohio ~ (AP) - De- Gov. Rlcbllnl Cele te's _...,.onlft'tar•et•s • •10 be1p t 5' 1e1t Willi IIIN!able but lellt'a Jub' s II&'IIIM order llr •••M 7'' 0 •1 . . GOP Cbalr-- · · lid 01111!)1 ~ OllJet' 1 , 14 J'rldi.Y to Ce- nlf!lbcdolnlr.Y (~ Q!leste's protp'alll) ibat Is wrong." 0111ey mled that a similar pnllr&m In New York, !llider DaDJCiatlc Gov. Marlo CtJcm). ~11M beeD ruled UJI(Oiillltu· llollil 011 JIQIIidll tbat It "lnfl b &e, on tile lt!&l'leiiYe branch." : • ' 1s 111s 1be dialmiiD said ·"h mt a iod .......... 81Cretar)'~ 9tatt ~. I& ... up IIIIP~Ill'the=·· I 11Gb. (C 3 I 'II piaCCIIIIYetoestahllsb Cally liDid , _ i of ltle 1lle Ill llall law1l ~ the stale d. l'rultlln OR•Mt ....,..., ·a <ldo.•• R t :1 JCtS eMc 51WP> . 0 3 k ""'"" 'l1iurlday tbat Ills llat I I IIW . lltale 0 i PI<Ci~~ liioaltlllllla'J I ) btU ~ ~dlla'atateor __.. .. to illlft Qltnenl -~WIDII&IIIail)llll&il£lll0....... ...... up. ... lit .......... the II. atatt 7 !!J!* '* WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- tary o! Stale Gaqe P. SlruJtz met for IDIR than two hours Saturday TDIA8T...,-8etll& .......... .,. ,,., "' A 5 a 0.. -.....- - .. lie S Ill I tile 1111118 Gap 7 I' ..., • Clllfe4Mm•llllear........,at . h '& ,, , , lie Willie llo f! ' wttbSovletFCln!lpMinlaterAndrel Grcmyllo, the third hlgti-level u.s..sovtet nw'hc Ibis week. but neither olfJc!a! would lay wbetber anylblng apectftc wu achieved other than an lijptaidlliD lreep In loucb. While the two rtil!il wt'!'emeellng, PrEsidEnt Reagan ' 011 bls weekly radiD IJroedcast said be told Gnxnyko 011 Friday that the Soviet Union would "lEt a t.atr deal I! they seek 1t1e path peace." ~ ms Jflaliool and In the paid pollllcal broadcast, REagan said be told the Soviet lEader "that It's vital !or us to exchange views 8lld help lind lasting solutions" to regional dis· !lites In theworid's !rouble spots. "We didn't seek to glosS OVEr the haril l88ues that divide our tWO cOuntries. We were 1101 looking to paper over these dtlfelalces. I made plain to Mr. G!'Cli1\VIW what It lsaboutSavletbebavtortbatWOJT(e$ .us and our allies. " ShultzandGromyltobolhlgnored thequeslilxl~whelberlbey had any results to report after 'their twohour, l5-mlnutenalb~gattheState Depttu1rnent Saturday. ''Nolblna soore," Grcmyko 11118- ' . weredwbenasked lftberehadbeen any achll!venV!nt, buill wasn't clear whether his commenl referred to lack!tachleveinentorhlsdeslremt to answer any questions. . Alter SEEing Gromyko orr at the dlplcmatlc entrance to the State Department, Shultz appeared brle!ly before reporters to say !hey had "had substant ive dtscusslon.s ... " "Among other thlngs,'' hesald. be and Gromyko had " agreed, as the jrES!dent Sllld yesterday, to.kei,> In touch." "We will do so, no1 casually, but carefully. thrQUgh dlplomatlr. chan· nels," Shultz saki. • • ~ ... ~ "' ~ • • ' • 1' �• • \ . . ,C omment • .. and ' . ,. . t1~ Bm~ -qjv A Division or f"'T"'-'._.,.. t"T"'E2 d1 ~ 825 'lblrd Av~;. Gallipolis, Ohio lll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 446-23t2 (61C) 992-2156 ROBE RT L. WINGETT Publtsher . PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher-Controlle• HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor Amor1cllll-- A MEMBER fll The Aoooclaled I'-. Wand Doll) Puhllohon Aloocllllb>: • ~ The Sunday Tim1111 S.ntiiW ANodlllloo and lbo . LEI IWOFOPINION""' we._;oed.lltey- bo-lllonlllw-..... AII ' lellonll't!llllljodloediuncMICIIIIIII&bolipod _ _ _ udiOI~._,. bel'. No,_._. Je!Rn wi!J be publlohed. be II! 11•••11-. od!l: '"""' IIUI!IIJ. not pa JM'Ittee Lellen- 'Isolation allegation troubles White House Even though President Reagan has a fat lead In pre-election polls, the White House ts showing signs of uneasiness about charges he Is one or the most Isolated presidents In history. Without being prompted by the press, White House spokesman Larry Speakes has said he had calculated row much tlmethepresklenthasspent answering questions (roriHE!porters $1nce SEpt. ·2. The total: about 40 minutes. • J'hat Included answering questions for 14 minutes at a brief question-and-answer ~ton whell Reagan announced he would meet with · Savtet Foreign Mlnls!el' Andrei G~ko; five minutes with two • col-respondents from the Sunday TUnes of london after responding to written questions; seven minutes on the way to a helicopter last week, a cliat with space journalists; and the mnalnder unspeclfted. ~an's last fWJ-scale news conference was July 24. In the llrst 44 months of his presidency, Reagan has had~ news conferences, fewer than ariy other president In recent history. .By contrast, Jlrruny Carter had held 59 news conferences by this point in his presidency. · irbe WhlteJIOIISe strategy Is to keep Reagan shielded from reporters and qliesttons that Jlllght take the spotlight away from Reagan's ~on any given day. Like many occupants of the White House, Reag1111 Dnds it convenient to coriduct much of his campaign In the Rose Garden, where he can make maximum use of the"incumbency, rather than trooping aroond !he country every day with the other candidates. .· With Increasing freque!lcy, White House cl)allenger Walter Mondale crjtlcizes Reagan as an Isolated leaderwborefusestosaywhathewtlldo in a ·second term. Mondale, himself, answers questions from reporters alinost every day. . :. ' Mondale tried to get Reagan to agree to six deba~; Reagan consented to·two . M~dale's hope Is that if Reagan is forced to answer questions, he will stiunble and make mistakes. :I'rylng to push the president Into a change In strategy, Mondale argued · ~ other day that Reagan is trying to get ."re-elected answering as few qUestions as possible." Jumping on the bandwagon, House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill, D-1\fass., said, "Each day, the lid oo the Oval Ofllce Is Screwed tighter ... . the marching orders to the press grow more strtct t pictures. No press conferences, .bays, just the phOto pp (opportunity) ." ,; Arguing tor the White' House, Vice Presideil) George Bush denied that ~ Reagan is isolated, noting that Reagan has held five III!WS conferences in • 1984, only one less than Carter held in the year he was running for a ~nd tenn. At the time, Carter was largely secluded from the Pf!!SS because of ' the Iranian hostage crisis. ' i ' 1Letter to the editor ·,... ttre · d o1 tt. ·r • ; I have always been told to never : do anYthing while you are mad. H I • walt untlll am no longer mad, then ~ I will not do it. : I am very upset about our ; county's tax laws, every depart• ment blaming every other depart; ment because they do not want to : get involved. You all know the old • run around, well, I'm tired ofit! The ; laws governing dogs In this county : are unbelievable! A dog or animal ' : of any kind can· not take care or ' • itself. When a dog is picked up by a :: dog warden they are just given : back to the owner, if they want WASHINCroN-JusticeHarry InNovemllerhewillbe76yearsold. Blackmun, who almost never Hecanlookhackon25yearsonthe makes news, made the front page a bench - U years on the 8th U.S. week or so agu. In a talk to a private · ClfC\Iit, 14 years on the IIlah court. luncheon at the Cosmos Oub, he In the whole of that period he has mourned that the Supreme Court ts written b:ut two opinions that truly "m~nnn to the right," and that his may be described as memorable. Y'""' . . ' conservative colleagues are getting One · was in Roe v. Wade, the . wbere they want to go "by hook or notortoos abortion case tt 1973. The by crook." other was in Flood v. KUhn, the He went on to say that "exhem- · · baseball antl-lnlst cue of. 11m. "It Ism" lncreliS!ngly is developln£ In Is a century imd a quarter since the the court's opinions; that his New York Nine defeaied the colleagues show Utile wtllingness to Knlckerbockers 23 to ·1 011 Hoboltaccommodate disagreements; that en's EJyilan Fields June 19, U146, ' he was ''never soUred'' ashe was at with Alexander Jay cartwright as the term's end 1n July; and that the lnstlptor llllll the umpire." being a Supreme.Court justice is "a That waa how Blackmun began his rotten way to earn a living." Alas, · opinion. Before he was done with he did not 'copclude by announpng Part I he had recalled tlie names of. his retirement. 89 baseball lnunortals, BmODR These have not been especially them Wahoo Sam Crawford, Iron happy years for Harry Blackmun. Man McGinnity alld Three Finger my EXTON, Pa. - Foote Mineral Co.'s board of directors v~ /ames J. Kilpatrick · wtestntandemwtthc~JIIIIIcf recently to omit payment of the third quarter dividend on the company's convertible preferrEd stock. · The company expects to post a pro!It for the third quarter and pine months ending Sept. :1) In an arrount that approaches the prelened stock diVIdend requirement, but the outlook for the fourth qUJrter llllll the whole of ~ Is uncertain, according to a company spokesman. · Holders of shares ot convertible preferrEd stock are entitled .to receive dMdends cumulatively, if eai'ned, based upon iuD calendar year results. · . At Foote's annual meeting, W!lllam B. EaglefJ(JII Jr. 1111d Thomas V. Fallde were elected directors by holders o! prefem!d stock. Holders o! preferred stock have the right to elect two such additional directors until the required diVIdends have been paid. !or four consecutive quarterly d~ periods, Brown. · ix , tllird ' Warren Earl ~r. n.ey were Blackmun was N ons C\)U the court's two n101t COlli~ choice for the Supreme rt , conaervatj~. BUt p tlmeWCJn!lll, vacancy that had been created In, Blackmun sto!atmy drifted away . 19'10 by the reS!~Qon of Abe· . from IWI old t.rlelld. over Ute put F9rtaS. NlxG~~ first sent up ~ tour tenns of o:Ourt; J l l name of Jud&e Clement Hayn8-' ........ worthofSouthCarollna, no>rhlv ~ . decided by di ....... vote~; . a Buraer and Blackmum have dllquallfted IIOll\lnee who was .oot ' downtiyJndlaM's.~. BirchBayh · agr~:c~=- 983-Bitenn, at the bk"'IIIR ot cirpnlzled labor. . OIM! can well UJ¥ientand BlackNblon theft ~tell by proposlnR mun's !ruatratlon and wearlnea . G. Harold (:ariwoeU of Florida, an · ·The court ~ded ~ues _ ~ 25 al~r deplorable choice. Wilen big and controversial casea _ by~ Carsw!!ll was rejected, Nixon gave votes. Blackmun waa , tile loslnc up on SouU.U conaervatives alld side In 6 of the 25. He00Joat on tile 1 tumedtoMinnellota'sHarryBiack- BetarnaxcOpyrtghtcue; heloltlll mun. He was con1lrn!ed 9l"!l 111 May . the case of the PaWI\ICket creche: and eff~vely ~ ~rvjce he lost on the,Blldlsco bailla'IIJ!Ier the followtna Octotler. case; he lost on a majGI' cue In ~ early years on the hillh inVolving exellllionary ~- • , court, Blackmun was as a Because lie often sided wltll 110 "Minnesota Twin" because of his 1bUI'IIOOd, Marshall and WJUJam have su.-....., 1 Accountancy accreditati()n slpted PORTSMOli'IH - _llhawnee Slate Corrununlty College w!U the testing site ror the national Accreditation Council tor Accountancy from 9 a.m. untU 4 p.m. Nov. 9. . The ~. expected to draw 2:iO candidate& ~~Stlonwide, c;overs ¥' the capabilities of canclldates In accountancy or !ederal taxation. Applications to sit roe either the examination in accountancy or federal taxation are available tluwgh Larry C. Es&man at 354-:mi, or by writing directly to the ¥credltat1Pn Courell for Accountancy, 1010 N. F~irfax St., Alexandrta, Va. 22314, , known. L~t . go~~*~ · This 1$ . Foote omits dividend •• •-~ ISSUe)' . Brennan. the other two lolinR liberals, atackmun was al:lle to' wrtte only 16 maJOi1ty opb)ionl tot the court. 'This was a fair •hart of the years burllen'. but with a couple ., ti. excep!Jons Blaclanun'a Ullpments were pedestrian ~­ ments. One does .not ·aatn flurie by coiistrulng North Dalrota's Jaw on ciVil jurtsdiction over Indian trll8. . The unhappy jurist wu eXilctly right, of «;ourse, In reiJial'ldal upon ~ court's poaltlvely"'.''OIIee'.VVttve imaae in \he 1983 term:F~ the tint . time since Burger became chief . justice in 1969, the court drtttlng and achleveCI, a senee of dlrectton. .Some or. us would aay high time. As for Blac~'s charle of decisipn ''by hook Ill' by . crook,'' It~ ld be salcfthat boob ' lind crooks, Uke··bi!auty, are in the eye of the beholder. John ~ got to his decision In Ma.rtJurY, V. Madison .by the heatest hool! and crOok In coUrt history, and:he tbus set an example the coUrt has followed ever since. .,, Savings bond. sales reported GALLIPOLIS - C. Leon Saunders, Gallla County sayings bonds chairman, reported purchases of 7,TT81n U.S. Savings Bonds were credited to the county In June. . Total sales credited to· GaJJJa through to June were $70,<Xl6. Statewide sales of savings llon&l totaled $17,111,3!!8 for June. Tax informatwn packag~ avaiwble . sloPPed CIA.joins , 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~ A local panel of Realtors has recommended the state use the 22-acre Ohio Penitentiary site for a sl{lte off!ce complex. . · · · , A nine-member study pahel said Friday In a report to Gov. Richard Celeste that ihe prison site, just north of downtown•.shoUld be developed as soon as possible to spur other development in. ·the . ~- him on the spot. . He hasn't . been because they are too Y9Wifl to have heard from since. learned a conscience." ·. - Last summer a weD-knoWn · - A month ago, In one of the contra · commander, a former indian camps; the chief Of Mtsura'1 Somoza-era NationaJ Guard omcer · rrulltary operations told my sspwho called hlm$el!. "Suicide," went elate In a burst of candor:. "I loVe oo a bomlcldal rampage after his klillng. I. ha~ been ktlllng for ~ ~."La Negra," was ldlled. He . past seven years. There'snothlnai attacked a border town, ldlllng like better. If I could, I'd ktll ~ several civilians, and later exe- people a day.'' . cuted dozens of Sandinlsta This self-confessed psycbopa!, prisoners. former National Guard Ueo..ten CIA a(lents ordered him placed said he had two new ways to "!It .under arrest, and the .contra with'' Sl!ndinlsta prisoners: \ L leadership agreed. ACcording to · 1ng them alive Qr strtpping the skiJI rumors, the contras haw since off their biicks and pouring salt on of their troublesome cOl- the bleeding flesh. league with a bullet In the head. - Contras of the CIA's favorite - My associate was told by a rebel group, the FDN, have told Jl!Y Miaura Indian commando!r that his associate similar talei of acre. units routinely execute prisoners Tiley tOld him matter-of-factly, for atter nrsi torturing them Ill obtain examPle, thilt captured Sandinllta Information. He explained mRriiiY 90idlen who showed no Inclination detaU how the hapless p111onin of. to join' the anti-government rebels war were finished off, ~ said: were sumn\arlly · shot ;... again, "Fortheld1llngof.prlsonerawellle after being tortured' for our youngest boys, 14 aitd 15 yelin 1n{ormat!on. · old. 'lbey are {he best · for this 1 Ohio Building Authority Dtrcctor Michael Dorrlan said the proposal ts viable and that he will present it when the. OBA meets Monday. . ' ' .~'Area personnel file a runa.:;. • Virginia and North Carolina. He was emPloyed at SUver Shear In Columbus In 19'16-79 and worked at June'S in Landis, N.C.,- prior to movlngtoGaWpoUs. GALLIPOLIS - Barr! Westfall, '"ncliantedMlrrorlnthe formerly of~:. · Spring Valley Plaza, has joined the staff ofT~ Shelf, 507 Buhi-Morton . . Road. ~"'-"OhloVft"-·Fondland. uawou ~3 AgraduateofTrautrnan'sBeauty School, W11mlngton, N.C., she has had 10 years o! experience In precision cutttrtg, sty ling• perming and hair color1ng. She is available for appointments and walk-lns Wednesday through Satunlay and maybecontactcdat446-!m)l. · ·ohio ·realtors select 4 vice presidents .CLEVELAND -The Ohio Asso· elation of Realtors recently named four district V1ce presidents'. Serving one-year terms wt11 be Vicki Maeder of Vennlllon, Distrtct Two; Day Dick of Toledo, Distrtci Four; J>f\:k Fagan. o! Columbus, Dlstrtct Six; and Keith Kistler of Lancaster, District Eight · Diltrict vice presidents of the Ohio Association of Realtors are responsible for comQ'Iunlcating program goals,' pollc1es and objectives of the state association to hoards of Realtors in their respec. live dtsgicts, llllll to report the progress of local board activity to the state association. , ' Maeder, who Is affiliated with Continental Realty lnvesbnent, served as president or the Lorain County Board of Realtors In 1\m. She currently serves ·as director on the board and as a member of the new Capital ·~ spending .... ..I 1. I I I I ~ Today . in.history $ :."East -! I' ' ( ' Service -------------~-~-~-~-•1 OPEN HOUSE The American Gem Sociely has been protecting the consumer and educating the line jewele> for the past 50 yea111. We pned the organization because we believe stror-Qiy In rts · phiosophy o1 knowledge , eth<:s and good taste. In Jewel Evans I . . . keeping w~ this. we offer '. ouo customers line quality, expert guidarica and courteous serviCe . AGS, we salute you on your Golden Anniversary. • - ..._.. I 1!181-82 ----------------r~========::~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~==~~ L .. ~CERTIFIED ~· GEMOLOGISTS JEWEL EVANS " • lnstantCa ' 0 '.' ,. •• •, '· ' . off-The Reagan administration has attributed muCh Of the strength in buslnessspl;ndingtothelm>esbnent the tax Is lna!llttves·lncluded In cu pasiedby~cssinl98l. •, --~-' a The droP lasteit from 5WWYthe'""""~ slight previous estlmate,madciDApriJandMay.At after adjusting that time,~. ·forin11iltloli, wasprojectedtoHseby instead f the latest 0 . 14.8 percent estlmate!tl3.3pelt:CIIt. . · Thecbaqe, thedepartmi!ntsald, resultedfrcm a decreaselnexpecta· tl6ns by naa-mimufacturlng lndusofbet tries that more than au upvanl revisiOn in spending plans byllllillufacturtnglnWstrles. 0 • • \ .'$ · Why go to the bank when you can bank in an instant with our "Tellerific" card? lfs a fast simple way to put all our financial services at your fingertips! Make instant deposits, cash with., drawals, loan payments and transfer funds. ...without the paperwork and long bank lin!s....day and night... 7 days a week! tiOw's that for instant convenience? SILVER BRDIGE BRANCH n. c:omnwmaJ • laYings .Bank "ALWAYS ON YOUR SlOE" l " Melber FDIC • •• 0 . ClrS Bank Q or L '50 of Co08Uiller ··: I I showing I increase 1 1 wASHINGT6N (AP)- ArnertI can bustnesees are JXann1n& to I See 200 year old . stones in opera~~:~ '::: I tion s.rindit;tl fl~ur.. Welcome September 30th I • 14.3 percent above the limount I - 12~ 30 p.m. til 5.oo p.m. I ·::~~· the governmentl l.ocated two miles- of Rodney, on Bidwell-Rodney Rd. 1 · Business investment actuaUy . .declinlld 4.8 last year to 1 11 pe!cetlt .:r· current member of the leglslatl~ committees. finance and pianntng·comrnlttee. steerlng; policy-resolutions, prof~ · He currently serves as director o! For the Ohio Asloclatlon of sional s tandards and e.qual oppcit. the National Association of. RealRealtors, she lias b!!en a trustee tunity committees. :! tors, a term whlcll expires In 19Q:i. · since 1917 and is currently serving Nationally, he serves as a~ Fagan, a member of the Cplumas a federal district coordinator in congressional coordinator and Is a bus Board of Realtors, is president the ]3th District. certWed professional standa~ and owner of Fagan Real State Inc. She hOlds the designation certiinstructor. ' ·: . In addition, he currently· serves as fied commercial investment or.the Columbus hoard. .--~----'------treasurer member .from the Realtors Na, For the state aSSOCiation, Fagan tional Marketing Institute. • •• Is currently serving as chairman of Dick, who entered the real estate the coml!luillcations committee. Industry in 1960, Is roowner of Oak In 1983, 'Fagan· served .as presiPark Associates. A member of the ·i dent of the fWltopBuslness AssociaToledo Board of Realtors, he has ,. tion whole members organized and held all elected positions of his completed the t !""itallzatlon of an board · tnCiudlng serving as presiarea In the West side of. Columbus. dent in 19'18. · K istler, who Is currently serving A state asaociaiiPn trustee for 16 as 5ecl!lk:il-treasurer of the Lanyears, he has beeri a member of of Realtors, Is owner caster Board numerous OAR committees lnclud· Kistler Realty. of 1ng political affairs, professional standards and legislative · . For the state association, he Is a ,_;___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Berry s W ' orId. H01' liNE q.;. o~ ~- GALLIPOLJS.,-DaveSatter11eld has recently been . employed at. ' Montgomery's Barber ShOp, 244 Second Ave · • A 1966 graduate of Andrews . Barber College, Satterfield worked foreightyearslnLecsburg, Va . and · was a distributor of products • marketed by Hollywood hairstylist Jim Markham. Satterfield obtained a certWcate · from Advance Design Laboratories . b- l!ioesthetlcs (study of the skin and hair) andtaughthalrstyUngtor • ADL. He also holds a certificate fromHalrSurgeonsinCincinnatUor advanced halrcutllngtechnlques. Having taught clasees at vaiious ' high schools, Satterfield bolds a ' master barber'scertlflcateforOhlo, He was executive vice president and operating head of Appalachian Power at the t!m~ he became, In 1972, senior executive vice chalf· man - OPerations of the servk$! corporation In 1975 a nd , the foliO'!· ing year, chainnan and chief executive . officer of America!~ Electric Power eo. and all or u;s subsldlartes. . tre is a member of the Nation&! Academy of E ngineering; vi~ rector ot the Board of VIsitors~( VPI; a trustee ofBatlelle Memor~.¥ Institute ' and a director of Irvi111r ,r Bank Corp. and Irving Trust New York. .; ,, hasbeen~au::t Electrl~~leRated robust l'eCOIIely from the The · latest -Qmmerce Departmeat business swvey, taken in July and August, confirmed earlier projections that capital spending In ~ would increase at the fastest cUp since 1966. The 14.3 percent rise Is expressed In acfuaJ spending. When the effects 01. lnflallcll are taken out, the . lao:~ Is 13.3 pellletlt, compared to ,a 3.6 ~t lnflallcll-adjusted decline In :1983. With tile ·natiOn's ·1actot1es now cperatllig at more than82 percent of capacity, ecooom1sts say the strong drive to apmd and build new lacUitii!S sltJuld continue. Thelncrea&eincaPltalspendlngts expected to silstaJn the economic recovery as the earUer surge In ronsumer spending begins to taper Pulling the plug________,._·____.~___;_;Lowe~'-'w""'-:'"ing~~........tt . city otftclal.l;'pian to j011111eY to !be State lioulll! in a e&r~van·CI( antlqlle yehicles tD', aitr811it. media atten110n to their ca111e. It ts IIOped byilvlnR GovernOr Celelte ~ IIOtk!e of. tile vtsit, they wiD be a!* to aa;ure some lmm~te dedljon- ~ attempt to secure an up.gradlri£ of. the priority tor.. the acceu road. Added to the peUtlont wldch wW be jllt&mted to the Govmlor ,viii be up-dated resolutloal tavori!IJ tile · pr!or1ty c~~an&e from cMc bodlel and oraan~zau- a101111 RoUte 11. It wUl be the first time that aD o! Southeastern Ohio has spoken with . one imlted voice! ' ' . · · · ' Etectrlq a CIGRE was founded In 1921 In COLUMBUS - W. S. White Jr., Grands Reseaux . ues · . Parts which rem·ains its headquarchairman and chief executive Haute Tension (The International te ' pd tM lte o! its biennia l Ofllcef of. American Electr1c Power Conf~ on Large H1gh-Te~~ ~~ Its P~ Is lo provide a Co. here, forum for the International exof CIGRE, the worl · mem P orthAmerlcan and change of englneerlng and other don of companies and organlza- from all of~~ lncludlnR Rus technical Information and operat!Ions Involved In the high-voltage European J India-. ing experience on . high-voltage ti'ansmlllion of electric enel'llY· sla, as we aa • apan, • power systems White is the flr!lt American to South Korea and such other nadons White has been with AEP his hold the International presidency in as Saudi Arabia~ Jordan, Iraq, entire 36-year working career since CIGRE's 63-year history. He had Tha!Jand, Niger, Togo a.nd : .. graduation from Virginia Polyrechbeen ' ·presldent of the U. ~· babwe. iM'fec:J ~~both nlclnstitute llndStateUniversity as Committee or CIGRE the past o represen ande cernmentu-owned) an electrical engineer. He has held ~ars. Investor-equipment · gov manufacturers• key · positons In both AEP Servi.ce 1 Seventy countries from the six electric i habited eontinenta are repres- research organizations and eng!: Corp. a nd Appalachian Power Co., e':.tedtnCIGRE...:...theacronymfor neerlngunlversltles. Roanoke, Va., of the AEP i.a Cpnference Internatlonale des · system's eight operating countrtes. $211.2 biJUon despite the relatively disPosed being a dog owner! I'm talking about dogs which roam. Farm dogs which sleep all day and ktll sl'eeP and maim other animals all night. A good working farm dog stays on its oWn property doing. the job it Is trained to do. Protect its home and land at. night and d~y. not off on somQOne else's property doing dama(le. U we let all The publlc apathy with which · · enl!lneers, who routed Columbus- igan. Together with petitions from dogs roam as they please why not tesldentsofSoutheasternOhiohave . Charieston traffic through Chllll-. Lancaster, Logan, ~el$0nvllle, tlllre down our ,ftmces and let all viewed efforts toward lliOdernWI·· cothe, Jackson and Gallipolis sev- Athenl, Pomeroy, MiddlepOrt and animals go fre()? . ?ut bran!ls on GaUlpoliS they will represent such a '' livestock and forget responsibility. tion noW 1S lhlng of the past. Thar era! years ago. 1s proven by the enthusiasm with I haw been told that the direct . larp seament of Ohio Valeri 1lwy Think how many dead dogs we see which the citizens of Fairfield, route betwa!n Columbus and Cbacannot be Jlahtly . ~. In on oiar roadways, and cars wrecked Hocking, Athens, Meigs and Gallla rteston would saw trawlers about addltlon, petitions are allo. beiDR' trying not to hit a dog. A cow or ·; them. Counties have backed the petition . 40 miles. For prodll<.'e truckers Circulated in Ripley and Ravens• Why are they not fined each time horse is. much easier to see than a drtve for better hlllhways In Uds from the South It would save one wood, W.Va. to · demonstrate ·their : that dog is taken to the shelter? dog, and who cares for a chicken! of the state. The Pomeroy hour of travel time to Michigan and cooperation. · ·' section .; Think how much money 11 would Thank goodness; I am not the Chamber of Commerce and Its Canada. Heavy trucks are already Last week, Ash mailed a leiter to . ;; provide for the animal shelter! parent who is trying to get a huge :• When a dog is picked up two or dog confined to Its own property ~t. Ron Ash, and Mrs. · .uslnR the Inadequate Route 124 ·Governor Celeste aslitna lor a : more times with no fine of the because I have a sm8n child Who Jennifer Sheets, Chairwoman, are access road which was never built dellnlte appointment at the GaYerto withstand such heavy trarr,c. I nor's convenience any time In the · owner,. to me that is getting no . can·not play in its own yard because to be commended for taking the ~ leading roles In th•s campaign tor have also been told that one more : two week p"'llod from Oct. 5to0cl • where with a very serious problem. the dog owners wt11 not keeP it betterlllgllwa)'!andanacccssroad hard winter of heavy truck traffic 26. At that dme C. of C. oiDclall ; No wonder the shelter always needs home. And to think our commisto the Ritchie Bridge at Ravens· will make Route 124 unusable for tromeachoftheRoute33communl: money, they are doing·their job but sioners told them to build a fence wood, W.Ya. even local traffic unless DOT tis, accom~ by COIJIIIY ancl .; not getting any benefits for their around their yard because there Now the Pomeroy Chamber of impoaes a welaht Umlt which they ' . : work. was nothing they could do. l would :. It Is about time our commission- buUd a fence all right, of signs Commerce is planntnc to take a are unlllrely to do. 111 ~ petition I ~ ers get off their klsters and put a saying all dogs · found on my furtherstepandenlisttllehelpof drlvetlleC.ofC.IuporiMiibiC,tb!)' other cbambers in Nortllwelllern are IIHiDR that an a~ road be ' law on our books to take careofthis property will be shot! RIWII! a hi8M' priority for t'nglneer' · : problem. Don't say it Is the lawyers' ' This Is an election year', the time Ohio. Their wholehearted cooperation ' is expected for the simple bllandplanninfthanthatilveathe : job because they told me it was the for changes. I hope enough people : commissioners who make the feel as I do about this and other reason that .thiS most direct route projeCt by tile IUiodel admlnlalra: rules, they · enforce them. The prpblems in our county and get between Canada, MIChigan and don and accepteil by the ~leste • president of the animal s)lelter said busy and get some action going and . Toledo to Interstate 77 near Ra- administration. The hiRbway from ~ the commissioners told them it Is quit blaming each other for things venswood colild . bring a flood of Atlleas to Darwlll and tile altemate ~ the lawyers' problem,- not theirs, I you don't want lo do. You're in the tourtsll and trucken to their towns. road from Rock Sprlnp to tile ~ am not talking about a leash law, otf!ce to better our county, not TI.at you may better understand Ritchie Brldae are ~ two plup In why the Pomeroy Chamber of tile lxittleneck that 1S It 1 ! piJII ' I'm talking about a confine to make it stand stlll. Commerceissovita.IIY/"terestedin tourist ~ trom 1111111 tbt ~ property law. Uyou can't keep your II!CIIrinR an early solution to this .oorter rout.. ~ animal on your own property and it Nancy Crossen problem, Ret out your Ohio HighIp 111 effort tb pull tM pi1IIJII, Alii ~ gets picked up continually, you 479 Jaeksoll Pike way 11)8P llllll a ruleroryanlstlck. bops to pewat iWtJIUtka from don't need the responsibility of. GaWpolls • By placlna the rule!- on the map till' civic Cll'piiDdaal ID nine ' ' . \ ' With one end at Sylvania near ~ ~ Olllo dille• RAiute j • ' Mlchlaan border and the other at 23 to bl'IIIIJIIIII' lliiiNiiiPI AI 111lD RallellsWoocl, W.Va., you wtn. find Gowrnor Rll!twd 01 Ill'• attl!llihat Route 33 to Columbus and t!on when the Sotitbeatenl Oblo Route 23 to TolEdo is, as lllgllways pi!Ulluiii are Pill I ltao!. 'nit Clllel : Today 1s Sunday, Sept.~. theZ14thdayofllflf.;n~e~~are9'lclaysleft~ are: DelawaN. Waldo, Marlaa, go, almost a atrflht line. That a • the year. straight Une Is the llt!8l1!ll diJtance · Upplr SllldiiiiiJ, Jl'lladlay, FIJIID. • 'lloA&•~s "'...."""t in histOry• ' •.., belwlla twopolntalurnalhematt· 1'111, BowlluJ G!wn, UW"INII!Id On~ ~-·actxr J - Dean- stilrof. ''Rebel Without A Calilf,'' ' c!al fad t11at 111!1!1111 to have etell*l SytvaJila. ,...... V. U. lllJII' of Edell" and "Giant" - was ldlled lD ~ crasll of IdS sportS car. the Oepanment Tranlportalln cltlllllletwwl:i CGIWnbul and Mlch- a CINCINNATI - The Internai Revenue Service said its ~ "Understanding Taxes" package is now available to high school students wanting to learn about the national tax structure. The curr1culum Includes Information and sldll development · eXerclles, ~-Une descriptions of tax forma and Information on tax legislation. Student course books, teachers manuals, special training visual aids and audio-visual materials are supplied free by IRS. Interested teachers and students may contact the Columbus .IRS, office at 22&-00aJ, exte~~Slon 2828, tor more lnfonna.tkm. · . Prison site may become complex extremists~_;___ _.__~--=J.;..;_ . Ilc_kA_nde __ rso_n WASHINGTON -The lhlscaleu- , · the "contra" forces In a secret war lations of the Central Intelligence to overthrow the~ regltne Agency have resulted In a situation in Nicaragua. It has become so · dismaying as to sPoil the difficult if not impossible for the "I-told-you-so" that consoles a CIA to control what its surrogates spumeq columnist. are doing, As far back as Aug. 26, 1~1. I My associate Jon ~ Anderson reported that the CIA was "prepar- has been traveUng extensively In lng to join forces with totalitarian Central America for two years, fegimes and anti-communist fac- , c:overlng both sides of the covm t!ons in the conduct of covert war in Nlcaragua. }ie has reporttd operations around ·t he world." on the atrocities committed, by the I warned this "could open up a communist elements In this turbu· f"andora·s· bOx of CIA-sponsored lent region. C®ps and revolutions. It could He lias also uncovered numerous throw us into an uncomfortable instances of brutaUty and corrupembrace with extremists who are tioil amana the CIA-backed conmorally objectionable, with dlfta- tras. Here are some of the ln~ts tor$ who ~ U.S. princiPles, that could blacken the CIA's evenwithterroristswhomweclalm efforts: . to abhor." • - Ray Hooker, a respected 1 pointed the finger at CIA chief Nicaraauan educator and candiWilllam Casey who, I wrote, was date for the national usembly In "eager to stir up mischief for the forthCOming election,. was unfriendly regimes' and wa~n·t . kldnappedonsept.SbyCIA,-backed "too particular about whom the contras. He was last seen waving off would-be rescuers, apparently CIA finds to do the dirty work." Thereafter, the CIA unleashed in fear that his captors would kfil The Sunday Times-Senrinei- Pag• A-3 PameroY-M;cidleport-Gallipolil, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. -Business Briefs:-..... AEP's White heads energy organizatio!l ,. S.p1.,.;. ~o. 1914 . . . • 0 .,,., , A4 U D h. appy H ~ 81&CJU.IUD· jun:bq ~imet· ieutitul . - S.,-nber 30, 1984 .. pel-spectiv~ . · ( e ' .. •' �._.,- Page A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ...---Weather: . Ford, UAW talks resume Monday DETROIT (AP) - Ford Motor Co. and uniOn negotiators return to the bargaining table on Monday, and analysts say a major confronta· lion could result because Ford could have trouble paying for the contract the United Auto Workers settled with General Motors Corp. Canadian union leaders, mean· while, set a deadline for a strike against General Motors of Canada Ltd., an action they said would quickly disrupt U.S. car production as well. " If we don't have a settlement by noon on the 17th of October, everybody will go out," United Auto Workers spokesman George Ehrlng said Friday at a news conference in Toronto. The contract covers some 36,001GM employees In Canada. ' In Detroit, Ford S)Xlkesman Tony Fredo said Friday that a main· table bargaining session for an agreement with Its 115,001 employees would start at 10 a.m. Monday at Ford headquarters In the Detroit suburb of Dearborn. Analysts have predicted a major confrontation In the talks because a Ford contract patterned after the union's recent tentative agreement with General Motors Corp. might be too expensive for the No. 2 automaker. The UAW, which refined the practice of pattern bargaining In the 1900s, has 51!-ld It wants Ford to match the provisions of the GM accord. When the agreement was announced last week, union Ptesl· dent Owen Bieber said: "We'll take this to Ford." But Peter Pestillo, Ford's chief bargainer, has said Ford wants Its oWn'c ontractandwouldnot"walkln lockstep" with ·a ny other comJiany. · The tentative GM pact includes a provision that would have the company spend up to $1 billion to Protect and retrain union members dls~ced by automation, consollda. tlonpfoperationsandglvlngworkto outside contractors. 11 also would provide each worker with $8,730 in additional pay over three years. contracts at both Ford and GM expired SejJt. , but the Ford 14 contract was extended and talks between the company and· union stayed on hold while the uriion 's attention focused on the talks for ~;.;.;.ttl Warm- Showers COid-yy Flurries Snow StatiOnary Ay WEATHER FORECAST - The N;.o.,nal Weather Service forecast for Sunday predlds rain for most of Texas with rain also predicted for coastal states from lhe Mld·Ailantlc to New Enlland. The rest of tbe nation Is expected to see clear skies. ( AP Lliserphoto ). Extended Ohio forecast MONI)AY TIIROUGH WEDNESDAY: fair and cool through the perlod; highs in the lower 60s Monday and Tuesday and the mld•UJ.upper 60s Wednesday: lows ln the upper lls to low 40s early Monday and the mid-to-upper 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. · Cool weather continues . By The Assoclaled Press Cool weather will continue through the weekend. . Highs Saturday and Sunday will be in the 50s; IIOlTDal highs are 70 to 75. High pressure that was over the midwest this morning is responsible for the coolwea !her. · Saturday night will be generally dry across the state with some sunshine. Tonight will be partly cloudy with jows in the upper llsand Isolated areas of frost. On S\mday, a low pressure area that will be moving into Kentucky and moisture from tropical storm Isidore will cause a threat of rain over southern Ohio, but It will be partly cloudy over the northern counties. · On the weather map this morning, a weak low pressure area was moving through the state. This area will continue to weaken as It moveslntoPe!lfiSYlvanla.Highpressureoverthemldwestwillmove · into Texas on Sunday. Oh' lO ' l l d agrrcu tura a visory By The Associated Press .. Outdoorworkingweatherwereexpected.t orimgefromacceptable to uncomforlable Saturday. Occasional drizzle to dampen surfaces were lorecast, but growers should be able to continue plowing and may be able to continue to harvest corn. · Bean hruvest will be more uncertain due·to elevated hurnldlty and the likelihood of increased pod moisture even if !he rain barely dampens stalks. Conditions on Sunday will be slrnlllar. Harvest operatiOJis should be able to' move freely Monday through Wednesday. . Spraying opportunities will be few and far between this weekend but needed applicationS should be possslble early ln the next work 350,001 UAW members at OM. Contracts covering the Canadian GM employees and 14 ,001 workers at Ford MotorCo.ofCanadaexplred Sept: 14, but workers have stayed on th j b d S.pNmber ~. 1984 Pameroy-Micldleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vo. week. POMEROY- Louisiana robbery suspect Dennl,s Ray Schuler, 21, .appearlnjl before Judge Charles Knlght Friday In Meigs CQUnty Cmunon Pleas Court waived an extradition hearing. Schuler was apprehended Thurs· day by Meigs CQUnty Sheriff James J. Prolrltt and his statt at a home whichsmall will tion and bring anRecovery estbnatedAct, m,OOI businesses ul¥ler Environmental Protection Agency regulation. It Is expeeted to win !lnalapprovalln the House and Senate next week. But pros~ts were not as bright • for the bill'scompanlonmeasure, a proposal to expand the $1.6 bUIIon "superfund" program to clean up a bandoned haz.a rdous waste dumps. The Democrat-controlled .HOu.se has voted to expand thesuperfundto $10.2 bUIIon, and the Senate Environ· ment Conunlttee has approved a $7.5 bUIIon expansion. But the Senate Finance Committee has failed to wrtte the tax provisions for . the Senate bill thilt are needed to. raise the money. The dlsposai bill will extend EPA regulation to an estimated l.ll,OOI small businesses that use chEmicals in their evecyday work, affecting vlrlually every business that produ· ces enough hazardous waste each month to fill half of a 55-gallon drUm. Current hazardous waste law does not regulate businesses until nve55-gallotHirums. House S)Xlnsors ot the blll say the high threshhold allows between l2 mUIIon and 15 m.llllon tons of hazardous waste to escape regula· tion eacti year - with most of the waste inStead bell\g treated as ordinary tr.ish. The legislation also begins phas· 1ng QUI the practice of puUlngllquld hazardou.swastes!nlandftlls,where they can leak Into unc!erground water supplies; bnpot;eenewtechnl· calslandardsonexistlng )Xlndsand lagoonscontalnlngllquldhazardous wastes; and begins regulating · ~waste that is mixed With heatlni" oil and burned, sometimes unwittingly, by businesses and homes. . , Thomp8011 pallbe4ren' '' • . · · · POINT PLEASANT - Lura M. CUrtis, fprmerly of Pdnt Pleasant, died Friday in Danville, W.Va. Survivors Include two lOllS, James s. Curtis of Chllllrotbe, and Hmer Holt Curtls of Henderson, and a daughter, MarHnAnll YostofLeon. l"unee-.1 arranaement.s and other detaUs will be 8llllllWICed by the Stev~ F'unl,!nll Hcnie 'Of Point · ' · : ' · ·' r~-------------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;: .. . ' Pleasant. 'f ' . ' ! . U.S. GOV'T GUARANTIED GOVERNMENT GALLIPOUS-Thefotlowlng Beth A. Parsons, 19 , 661 Third Ave.. programmer. couples flied this past week for marriage .llcenaes in Gallla Robert A Carr 26 R 2 . , , t. , Point Coonty Probate Court. Pleasant, lllllmployed, and Phyl· Carl C. Webb, 31, 'lb1.innan, • 1Js M. Berkley, '28, Rt. l, malnlenance, and Cindy R. Galllpolla, clerk. Blantoo, 26, Rt. 2, VInton, Michael R. Wllls, 26, Rt. 3, machine operator. Bidwell, Heiner's Bakery, and Errv:st D. McDonald, 19, Rt. 1, Mary E. Skidmore, ~. Rt. · 3, Polnt Pleasant, WJII!Illn'""....,, Bklw II p1 """'~ e ' unem oyed. and Mapry Ann Jordan, 18, Rt. 1, Elble E. Burgess, 31, Rt. 1, Bidwell; auto body man, and Polnt leasant, at horne, Donald Scott M!Der, 21, 661 Janet F. Beaver, 31, Rt. 2, 'lblrd'Ave., carlotemployee,and Patriot, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;._ _ _""""'tal •....,.....:.,_aide. _;. __ _.J'•.· . INTEREST & PRINCIPAL PAID MONTHLY marketability and guaranteed appreciation from dis· count to maturity. Tax deferred lor Pension/Profit Sharin,g and IRA plans. 'Yield~ Lottery winning . numbers: 303, 1405 CLEVELAND (AP) _ The w!nnlng . number drawn Friday ' ' . ' Discharges---Jerome Thomas, GeOrge Green, Amlaln · ~. To end m111Tiage8 Cec,ll • Frasier, Wendell Barrett, Joer.Prider(lore, Jr. POMEROY - Gwendolyn R .. . Hendricks, Racine, has ftled for a ; ' divorce on groond& of gross nepct . Divorce granted of duty and extreme cruelty•trom POMEROY -Adlvorcehasbeen . Gerald E. Hendricks of Raclae. In grait(('d In Melp County Common another case, Sara M. Bratton and Robert H. Bratton, MWieport, Pleas Court to Robert Imboden, have been granted a diSSolution of Rutjand and f>all1cla Imboden, their marriage. Pomeroy. I 417 Second_ Avenue 1>0. Box 328 , Gallipolis. Ohio 49631 (614) 446·2t25 0 I am interestt<l in Ciowrnment N!llional Mortgage Association cenifielltes. Name ___________________________________ .~ Add!eSS - - - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ _ _ _ Zip ._ - - Sultd~ ., Phone--------------- •• _ . •u_..t, upon rece a :!ten/~ of : . . guUty from Helaln • too, set bond for beenton_!.~~500. Helton, who has ~ ... .,. a one to. ten year In the Chllllco Con'ec- w:r_ senJ .. • I A suit flied by Robert. L. Snowden, Rutland, against Raymond Connor, administrator of the Bureau of Workman's Compensation, CollllllbUs, has been Not from Syrac'use MIDDLEPORT - The Greg Cundiff lined S50 and costs Wednes· day ln Middleport mayor's court lor disorderly manner and $100 and costs for crln\lnal trespassing, was not Greg Cundiff trom Syracuse. ' . ' ' ' • l ·G un search uncovers car, two . . bodies :l • A 40° difference is why people feel more comfortable with natural gas than with a heat pump. ., 'tf!AYSVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Dlv· searching stolen guns 1n the Ohio River near Maysville Instead found a SUblilelgEd car with two fer)lale bodies Inside, said Kentucky State Pollee. , State pollee Detective Ed Slnase sald the car, a 1967 Cadtuac, was tor ers: &lund about 3: :.>p.m. Friday about 500 fEet from ,the Maysvj1le bridge iiDd :II feet from shore. The car, which was in about 15 feet of water ' W,I!S pidled ashore two llouts later. ' ,. The bodies were taken to Clncln· nail, where auhlpsles were scheciilled saturday. The WOO'Iell were not ldelltllled. . ' l ' . 'k \. ~ ' ' '' ' . ., '• ·' . '. ' •• · ~ • . . . Shoute,oftheMorebeadpost,sald the divers were searching tor guns lakm In a recent Mount SUiing robbery after pollee receM!d a tip thry had been dumped there. U~uent- 80Umt ' ; 1 I1 '' ' . 2900 EAmiN AVENUE, GAWPOUS pen Daily 1-9; Sunday 1-6 .:f,· · · :··.. .. ' O'DEU.S .LAWN & GARDEN CENTER · '· l . ~ ,. · · · · . . ...•• i. .• • • •• " . 6 8 • Our Reg. 1.16 .·1.18 Sl ~AYE v '. Our Reg. 1.58 ' ' . Men's Crew· Socks Assorted colors. Fits 10·13 I I • ___ $179 . USPI!I-MI ~ 88C Special Purchase• by the lng Company I cond class pasta~ paid at Ohio .u6."U . Entered as !Jl>COnd EA. 9 oz. Aqua Net Aerosol hair spray in choice of formula. Modular Stereo AM/FM radio, record player. casette recorder/player, speakers. .• Member: The Associated Press Inland Dally Pn>Ss Association and the American Newspa~r Publishers As- sociation, National Advertising Representatlw, Branham. 1717 West Nl.. MIJ.. Road, Sul1• 204. 0.1roU , Michigan, 48075. ' I II I { ,_.. I I S(JBM;IUPTION RATES 87 CIII'Tier or Me&or Bell&e I ' OnP Week ........................... ..... $1.10 ! One Mon!h ........... ........ .......... ..14.110 SINGLE COPY PBICJI 'I '' Me- No subscrlpHons b y mall permitted \ in towns when> motor carrier service ts avallabll". I.• '' • • •• ' The Sunday TlmE"S·Sfontll'lf'l will not be ~?spouible for advance payments madf- by cai'IV;rs. IIIML t!UIIScRirriONS -yOoly OnP yt>ar ............. .................. $26.80 SIK months ............ .......... ...... S13.00 Dall7 ~~ S..Uf 'MAIL SVIISCRiri'IONS . IMIIIeOIIIo A. Antmalllanket Throws High-pile acrylic. 60xeo:· I. Warm Eleclrtc llonlllets Polyesler/a,;;ryllc.ln sizes. c. Cozy Acryttc llankets E. Cotton Thermal llontcets e». Animal Prlnlllankets Twin/lull or queen/king. Colors Twin/full or queen/king. Of durable acrylic. 72x90" twin/full size. F. Sqtt V ellux® Blankets D. "D.-.am Sheet'' Blankets Polyester/cotton. In sizes. DuPont"' bonded nylon. Sizes. · w.stPoH~,..hg. rM 52 w..... .......................... ..... $58.24 26 Weolcs ............................... S'l9.12 13 Woets ............................... • _ _.. 01111 $14.56 ~2 Weolcs .... ..................... ...... $58.110 26 w.................................... $31.20 _ Our Reg. 3.85-4.06 13 W""ts ... ............................ SIMII 2.99 Stay Fne Maxi Pads ~. • ( ,,,,1 '-' STOP BY AND SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF GRAVELY LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT ' .. •• !,, , I POMEROY- Marriage licenses have' been Issued in Meigs Camty ' Probate Court to Benny Ray Spears, ~. Syracuse, and Shirley Ann Hayman, 47, Paneroy. and tQ George Gregocy Corfee, %i, and Debra Fay Connolly, ~. both of .4xtg Bottoni. .._ .' ••• '~ malllng matter at Pomeroy. OhJo, Post omcl". The difference between a natural gas furnace and a neat pump is the difference between feeling comfortable or uncomfortable at the same thermostat setting. 130° vs. 90° . A heat pump delivers air ttlat's been warmed to only around 90°F. That's coo fer than body · . temperature. so it actually feels cool . But a gas furnace sends out a much warmer heat -around 130°F-so most people find it a lot more comfortable. Single heating system. Along with the comfort comes savings. Because unlike a heat pump, a natural 'gas ·furnace does a full-time heating job, down to the coldest temperatures. II doesn't need a back-up system. Less maintenance, longer life. You can also count on a natural gas furnace to maintain top efficiency, longer It should need only minimum service. A heat pump's compressor may be warranted for only 5 years, whtle the heat exchanger of a high efficiellCY gas furnace is warranted up to 20 years, · · . 1 Ask your heating contractor about the, differEmces between a natural gas furnace and a heat pur:np. The 40° difference. the lifetime efficiency difference, and the warranty difference. ... Warm heat vs. cool heat. All things considered, you'll be more comfortable With gas. · Natural gas ... gives you more for your money. • the Maniage licenses Pb~Y ~ vs. Beltless feminine pads~ 30 pads. Reg., Super. deordorant. I ' "• '..,' ... '''•• ....•'• '\ ' " • '• T~t • I 0 '"I ::1 COLUMBIA GAS •' ••I '. ' . ' Now Celllwitlno- 31th Annlvlntlry In our n-loCIIItlon. The IIIH dependlble ..rvlct. witt\ home •P- 'I ''i • HEATPU :~ . .,' •I • ..', "1 I• ..." .. ' ...~· 'I Enlargements Audiotone INSIDER ha tht adWIIIIgtt you Wlllt in • htlrintlid; .Mil sin, com· foritblt lit, and tile plffol'llllllc. you 111111 .to help improvt your hel~ng qUIIity. Co-. in and we11 show you the llllllY tldvtnllgtt the INSIDER ha to offlr. ,· .. ,• GAS FURNACE wiJ~~ ~:a robberleslvlng . s:'.i' Monday through Friday, the win· ning number was 14().5. The Number: three-zero-three. Pick 4: one-four-zero-five. The lottery rei>orted earnings of $529,003.50 from wagering on'"1be Number." The earnings came on sales of $1,248,824, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $719,820.50. · In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, played Monday through Friday, sales totaled $184;904. Holders of w!nn1ng tickets are entitled to 45 percent, or $&1,062. A w!nnlng .$1 ticket earns $2,856. A . .., ~~am~oun~t:!IPP:Hed~to~the~j~udgmen~~·~l:...-:::=~====~==:=~~~=~~~=====~~~;;;~;;~ 0 on 100% FHA experie!1Ce. night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number,'' was W.3. In the "Pick 4" gam . e, played been set. He 1s presenu at the Meigs County jatf in custody · CQUnty twoweeksagotostandal)ew trial. Trtal date tor Helton has not ANEW· ~GRAVELY DEALER FOR THIS A.REA . Meigs County happenings•• A unique investment that oilers: highest safety, hazardous waste each month·, an amount one firm involved In the debate has estimated to equal about tlonal FacUlty for corrupting a minor, was returl)ed to Meigs ~8ale01 Center. . Loutitana authorities have charged Sclaller with an alleged · armed · robbery IUIIi a simple robbery Without a weapon. Accord· lng to Gary Wolfe, speclai!Jr\testlga· tor tor the sherttr's dept., Loutstana authorltes are making plans to trailspOrt Schuler back to Lwlslana theLaflrstoftheweek. wmen are lllll ~ Martin Schuler, brother ot the suspect, also . •"-'"""k• ........~, wanted in connection POMEROY - Mlnlng ~ me., ~ n...~oot-, 1 , W.Va .. has brought L suit In MelasCounty Cmunon Pleas Court agaln5t ,Cool Power ln4:., of ' Shade. Plalntlff demands judgment of $29,675.15. Plaintiff aDeges that Coal Power has fafJed to comply wttb the tenns of a lease agreement Dogs mU8t be oonf'med on One emergency run which theswn ot$26,510 Is due. In MIDDLEPORT Middleport additjon, plaintiff seeks $3,166.15 on P0~0Y ~The Meigs County . Pollee warn that diJIIli must be kept· an open, account and asks that the Emergency Medical Service reconfinl'd and under centro! at an · & eCUI1ty' ag~eemeut be foreclolled )Xlrl6 ooe run on Friday. At8: llp.ril. in the conununlty. Several and tlie securtles sold ·With the times PQIJiei'OY went to W.Main for Ray Boggs but did not transport . GrantdiJIIlj St. and Falrlane Drive area large bave been roaming the and have repor:tedly ldlled EYeral Sale Storts • smaller animals. Owners will be s s t 30 Vele1'8118 Memorial prosecuted 1n accordance with the ' 1 J\dmlsslons···Lonnle Dalley, provisions of a village ordinance. rue.-., Oct. 2 Portland. . ' theygenerateatleast2,!m~of GALLIPOLJS - Pallbearers lor the 10a.m. 8aturdayfuneralotRuby 'l'hompson ot GaWpolla, were Derry Hemphill, Ferrell Hoock, Jack Meadows, Jack Walker and Rl· chard Milan. Honorary pallbeal'en were VIrgil Cross, Denver Walker Doug Chamben: Andrew ~ and Jim Baldwin. Services where held at Willis Funeral Home. Gallia Marriage licenses l ',,.' I A·S WASHINGTON lAP) - Major legislation to place mlllkmsottonsof· hazardous waste under f~ral regulatlonfortheflrsttirn£'appears headed toward final passage by Congress after w!nnlng approval of House and Senate conferees. The conference cornmlttee on Friday approved a complt1ffilse version of the Resource Conserva· ' (_) The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page Alledged robbery suspect Waives hearing · .' • ,. ' Conferees appro~e ·toxic waste bill . · dlsnilssed. • .,___ Pomeroy Micldlepon-GoHipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . . ' ~e::o:u:n::er:e:xt:e:ns:lo:ns:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~========~==~~$=1~bo~x~ed~tic~k~e~te=arns~~tu~9·~::::~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· :·:~ • -~--·. ·' (0&-~ • I •• -- .,. -..-L- ___ Ask 1llolt our speci1l A111iwnlrY prices 011 '-rill 1id1 lnd bltterill. Aalple Pattill Spice gi:;,;;;:;·i? e88 From VOOtlavor. lie standardllze coldr 1'180- Our 2.84 atlves. 5x7 ... . 8x10•1.ee Sale Price Ea. 3.45 ~: ChoiCe 01 Motor OU 3.33~~; Lantern And laltery camping . For . . •. �.... . flagt ~~ ..... - o _. Technical:· ~sistance ~ant awarded Today's U.S. lnarshals throw, back from ~past:~ By .JOHN NQIAN Aerl I 1 d~Writer CINCINNATI (AP) -At lint, there were Pres!c~Blt Georae Wa· slllngtt1) and the 13 ortg1na1 federal manllals. 'lben came Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson and others In tile legend of hard·rldiJi8, straight· slxlotlngmarshals In tbeWIIdWest. Now, there are 93 U.S. manbals and 1,tro deputy marshals a~ tile 50 states. Armed with state-of· the-art teclmoloii.Y, they ~t the present-day order of ·the u.S. 1\'larshals Service, an ann .of il1e DepartmentofJustlceandoneoftbe natloo's original law enforcement agencies. Screm1ng appllcanta for job! as marshalshaschangedsubstantlaJiy since the gun·sllr;glr;g days of tbe Western frontier, said WUUam R. Breltfelder, chief deputy manhaJ for the Southern District of Oblo. "Wyatt Earp was a IICOOIIdrel, to begin With. He.wasn't pure as tbe driven show," Breltrelder · said. "Back then, they were looking tor gunfighters. Theyweren'tloold!igat their background so much ... so they · could go In and clean out Doage City." It was 1789 when President Washington, foUowlng paw~ of the Judlcla!y Act, appointed one marshal for .each of tile 13 $bltes. Cincinnati W~y. U.S. M~ are lhe oldest ·of aD Federal law enforeement agendes, completing their 111Mb year Sept. ~- (AP Luerpholo) . U.S. MARSHAlS - U.S. Marshall RDberi W. • Foster (left), andchlefdeputyWIDlamR.Breitfelder, • go , over some paper& Inside their headquartei'S In . ' • ~ Firearm charge. nets fine, jail term • GALLIPOLlS - AGallipoUsrnan Pinkerman, 23, Rt. 2, Patriot, was pled guUty to carrying or using a . fined $10 for speeding; Steven P. . flrearmwhUeunderthelnfluenceof Coffman, 22, Racine, $12 forfaUure : alcohol and aggraved menacing. to obtain o\lerator's license; and : WUliam 0 . Collins, 50 Mill Creek GeorgeV. WUlis,53,Rt.l,GaU!polls, · Rd., was fined $50, sentenced to $12forassuredcleardlstance. ; three days in the 'Gallia County Jail CecU K. Noble, 21, Rt, 1, Blazer · . and placed on 18 months probation Rd., for(elted$100bondformlsuseof , lnconnectlonwlththecharges. dealerplates. : A disorderly conduct charge , · Forfeiting $40 bond for traffic . against RnbertLong,28;33Smithers. vlolatlonswereVIvlanR.Conley,32, ;.Ave., was dismissed at the request Rt. 4, Gallipolis, assured clear ;of the complaining witness. distance; Sherri L. McCarthy, 21, =~.! Rt. 1, Northup, man was fined Letart, W.Va., assured clear dis- . •.,.,w.sentencedtothreedaysinjaU, tance; RlchardE.Pai'SQns.26,Rt.l, ·placed on 18 months probation and Northup, left of center; Tanja M. ;revelced a 60 day drtver's ·Ucense Rlffle,ll, 110 Fourth Ave., stopped ..suspension a{ter pleading guUty to on roadway; Rnnda Y. Smittle, 22, ::OWI.FrankllnBennett,39,wasalso Rio Grande, foUowlng too closely; :;tinedcostsfordrtvlngleftofcenter. and Darlena S. Voreh, 21, Rt. 2, : In• other ·trafflc cases, Marty 0 . ; Saunders car recelvl!d heavy ; damage and Tomlinson's was :: lightly damaged In the 3: ~ p.m. :' btcldent. . . ·" •; Two «;itations given • ' GALLIPOLJS - Two Gallia ' County people were cited Friday by Gallipolis City Pollee. Margaret L. MitcheU, 45, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was cited for a red light • vlolatlonandTerryL.Barr.lS,Rt.l, ; Bulaville Rd., was cited for squeal· • lng tires. · Cou~ (For not a lot which "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die" .. prisoners~ , · 'lbe SI!IVlce also has a .special team trained tO quell riots. and enforce order. That u!llt Is dis· patched only by Order of tbe u.s. attorneygeneraJ, : Robert W. Foster, the U.S. marshal for the Southern .District, calls the riot learn "speclal Gest8po agents." He's a retired Secret Service agent, appobtted by Pres!dent Reagan, based In Cincinnati andresponslblefjlra4!koontyarea of southern Ohio. The ~mory the • · Ofmoney.) . 'JbosE!marshalswereernpowered,to Crowri City, suddenly decreasing . Woyan, Wrlght,42,Newark,$42; speedwlthoutlvamlng. 50, Marlengo, HerbertK. $45; and · Eusebus T. Parker ill, 48, West .Rio woman injured 1n Friday accident . GALLIPOLJS- A Rio Grande \\'Oman was treatEd and released at Holzer Medical Center for Injuries. . received in a two<ar accident on •U.S. 35 Friday afternoon. : Hospital officials said Alicia J. : Saunders, 27, was treated for · : multiple bruises. . • 'lbe Gallia·.Melgs post of the State Hlghway Patrol said Saunders was ~ eastbound ori' 35, when she appar· • ently lost control of be"r-{)ar, which • : ran olf tile right side of the road, striking a guardraU and brtdge, before overturning. 'lbe patrol saki a westbound car ~ • drtven by Valorie L. Tomlinson, 27, • · Rt. 3, BldweU,observedtheaccldent ; and as she applied brakes, she · i; apparently went off the right side of •: the road and struck a guardraU. Forfeltlngbondforspeedlngwere Jackie L. Henson. 32, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, $34; DeiTy E. Jones, 43, Greensboro, N.C., $37; Donald J . Errer, 25, Bad AJre, Mich. , $38; TonyaR.Harrlson,21,538HUdaDr., $38; Gary L. Howard, 35, Columbus, $38; David Jarrell, 48, Jackson, $38; Harold W. Woyan, ·58, Southside, W.Va., $38. · . AnnM. Bennett, 24. 2216Eastem Ave., $39; Jam~ .B. Neal, 41, Stocksdale, N.C., $39; Russell Shulse, 66, Milwaukee. Wis., $39; Henry M. Wright, 42, Columbus, $39; Donna R. Ramey, 00, Work· man, Ky., $40; Mark K. Benyman, 58, Dayton, $(1.; Martin E . Davls,l9, Parkersburg, W.Va., $41; Eliza A. Lemley, 64, Vinton, $41; Ancira K. b=~in r.;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~ be officers and lnvestlga1Drs for tile neWly created federal courts. Along with custqms Inspectors and postallnsiJIIC(OrS, tile marshals. were· the only original federal autb>rltles equipped with lnvestlga· . tive powers. It was decades bef~ the FBI, Secret Service and other federalinvestlgatlveagllncleswere created. . . The Marshals Service, marked Its 195th anniversary Sept. 24, .Is primarily responsit»e tor protectlr;gfederaljudgesandcourt persooilel, guarding wttiDSI!S, serVIng· coort papers, executing anest warrants and transporting' wMial to ·wor11 wttll .Ute llCIIIIutt.llt to pu'llclpete In lite proiJ'IIII Iince whollltiM "hmiOIIIItocontael lhelll'llllhubNnJIIvtn,"ltuddtd. tile pllnl 11111111111'11 and l'tPfillllWedct 111\phulaed thll the lflllt ti:tln1, "" chlmber and Invite the wiD benefit the entire co111iy. The tile city Of Point Ple811111 and the (MalOn) county commlulon to Jllrector, he said, "will make Point Pleaaant·Muon County pertldplte, even thouclt they (the recommendat10111 u to how to Chamber of Cmunerce. commllllon) -.ld not work with ua promote ·our county from the 'nie l!flllt will provide llllda for. Iii apoNOri::g tlU project. standpoint of b..!J;eu and lndlllbial PT. PLJ;A!IANT ·- y Introducing the Whistler Q1200. 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IIIIdC.U.WIItle,IUIMM rtwof llle llr Me Det-•pmeet .. 7 I I - if'llet .................... blllt ........ of ' • eua; :lie de11elo!Nnaii& ......., 1o I*• ate I guaranteed Barre -INDUSTRIAL -RECREAnONAL -LANICAPnNG -FENCING Saunders was cited by the patrol · for failure to control her vehicle: A Gallipolis woman was cited for faUure to control following an accident on Bob McCormick Road Frtday night. According to the patrol, Teri J. Weiher, 22, 536 Jackson Pike, was northbound when she apparently feU asleep. Her car reportedly went oH the right side of the road and struck ' a pole, causing heavy damage to her car. No Injuries were reported from a two-car collision on Rutland Township 9· In Meigs County Friday afternoon. 'lbe patrol said cars driven by Jeanne A. Dubois, 34, Dexter, was northbound and John E . Hankala, 34. Rutland, met at a hillcrest. Dubois ·was apparently left of center, according to the patrol, and struck Hankala. head-on. The 4: 14· p.m. coillsloncausedheavydamage to bolh cars. Dubois was cited by the patrol for drtvlng left of center. GUILD CAN YOUR BANK '' ' ' DO AS MUCH? MAINTAIN A $500. BALANCE IN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT AND YOU EARN 8%. ' LOGAN PANASOieic YIDEQ IECOIDEI 1'·1 00 A• llmiiUG • .. • PANAIONIC PV 1225 Pomeroy, Oh. at Pomeroy-Meson Bridge Leo L. Vaughan, Mgr. Pllone Vinton W. Main St. Jemea 0. Bu1h. Mgr. 992-2688 WITH 1056 NUTS & BOlTS . ~~~·~P;ho;n;e~3;8;8~·8;8;0~3~dUJ~~~~~~~;d~ " . • AIR GREASE GUtr ~ -_ 25 DRAWER NUT & BOLT STOREHOUSE -15--IMPI ' S137s 7 lAND GIAPHIC , ...,.,_.. fOI'io lt.P.T• •~m~~~ -Will f7PI & COUPUI -USIS 112 UlmNE -ioi•w -7-...... AMHI. -l-2 lAI ml'r CAT. GE-777G .,.. Ch,ltltnll nice ~ way 'It" All IMPACT T-150 D.A. ::-"$4200 · CHAIIPION .IIDASH· CAl STEREO .CliSEIIE TAPE PUYU - WitH AII/FMIFM-IIPI UDIO IIU'I AC1IIIII SAIIIII WITI16" PAl -All-Ill 01 CASIITTE SlUIO -AIIO·STOf'. 132 1Jt" LHG SHANK Df:ZtMf} lEG. 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HARD AS YOU DO. 99 • -IU05IIIDIIIIKTIGIIC I'MI. · -IUAY 1-mllr. ~II 'KM fOIWMI &·IMISI.• +ml PAIISI COIIIIOl SANDEl srtED fWAA CElECTrnS • TACO SALAD SUPRE E OR GREY 512.95 uoti.S21.95 MAKE EVERY DOLLAR WORK AS • ILACK Y.+IISTlER' .MONUMENT MANY SECOND & COUll GAWPOUS The new econom .cal 0 1200 Closed ~Iober 8 POMEROY - Director Richard E. Carey of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control has aiUlOUnced that aU state liquor stores, agencies and departmental offices will be closed Monday,OctoberS.Inobservanceof ColumbusDay. · llllld. Point Pleuaric'Mayar Jbpmy Joe WIIClcellld today, "We appreclite t1te-wrorta e1 the ehember, the.~ocat merdlllrtl ..d the 1oel1 people wbo partldpated In lliJ jW'opaill... n:e III8JOf llld he . . . to pit ' ta1ether a committee of local baalneaa and I!Ovtrnm ent. tepr w:tatl- w1t1t1n the nat two ,. to say .. : ,... APump for tlrls with a · removable strap. 2TON '--"' Monu'J'cnts . What a ON YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT. ' ~KAREN" 2-'1• ION GARAGE JACK 3/8" All' DIILL , Cii.DEI SANDEl ·tn Oetobe, S1le.~ ... 8% r::==================~ ' ----,_F_os7ter'_s_staff-.::.lnc.::.tucles=-~~ ~~--~------""""'· GAUIPOLIS SAVINGS WIU PAY --"''llie '""'" 'nie ollldll llnietor will be reepo;tlible lor · develotllliilllt for the city, helpiD&Io 1lrin8 new )Dbllo MIPI ~ .ahd COGI'IIImttnc ·~ . denlopmeat .actl\'ltlu, ' a IJ)IIba!blll for the ~an development." PANAIONI'C RX-4140 rr.heste_ . _r,$72_. · ...... · ·. ·· .... POWER PULLER/COME-A-LONG BARRE • ..... ,"We w..t them (the commlltlon) economic DISTRIBUTORS ' ACIOSS FIOM IEtmiCD FliED CHICIEN of I Gullet Memorial. See our dl&ptay. I ..... , li7krr.n-~.l...,lds1aaa& left II lflrlo .... I e, Jf 1'1%' of llie Pllilt ftrss..t.M •• c IJ Cliamber of Coilll~&ce .......... wltFi ... d&J ... II I blrlnl of an WHOL·ESALE departed loved one ;, ""'""'"•'"" with a beautilui and fuiir Cqi • man Bob Wile · (D-W.Ye.) u· tiOiiiiCed Friday the awardbla d a ' Pl.<nl technic-' Ullltanoe ll'&llt to III8I'S!YIIs within a five-year span; •• Slqlei"VIaors, 10 deputy marshals aDd two l;isp!lctxn, with aff1ces In Ondnnad,DaytonandColumbusto serve the federal ~ In those · cities. ~'Technically. the federal court couldsltiDSleubenville. T11ey'vegot afeden:lhn!ldlngthere, butnobody ever goes there. 'lbe FBI calls It ·'Fort Cooraae.' " Fester said. "It's kindofllolated." . U,S. manhaJ apPicants must pass tile C1vU Service I!'XIIlll!nildon and an oral Interview before at~lr;g a (ederal training academy In Gleiicoe~ Ga. However, JOb appoiDtmellta are subject to tile changes of political adrnlnlstratlons. "When presidents change, mar· shals chaiige,'' Foster said. 'lbe marshals' duttes stW are ~. especlally when guarding court personnel or wltneues who ))ave been threatened, but 'lOt quite like frontier days; latelutcentu:y, settlement of tile Qldahoma Te!TI· tory alone cart the Uves of 65 U.S. The W.Va. · ~ptember 30, 1984 · Pomeroy-Midd.leport-Gallipolis, Oh110" Poin t "'·r-IQn t 1 W VQ , A-6--The Sunday Times-Senti1181 - .... ....... HAND ·TRUCK .$ )69·5 oa. 1 _.. SAl. OCT. 6 .PANA80NIC 8GV300 Rustproof CARE-FREE RAKE • lZ hflti iOI Otq Clel ll U() • llflt91•rtgh1 - jllluJ.c nua �• • • ~91 S.plamb.r 30, 19t4 A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ..• " , ·~ .:I ••' •4 Convenient locations •Weetty Specials Saver Items .. •• •Everyday Low Pri~es *USDA Choice Meats . WE WELCOME FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS AND . *Tender Fresh Produce WIC .COUPONS . • ·wE SELL MONEY ORDERS OTHER STORES OPEN DAILY RElAXING BIDE - New lbat tile doil «·I lad . . . • lave" ... llle ..... . $AM -lOPM ' SUNDAY 10 AM-10 PM SUPERIOR IONELESS . TAVERN. HAMS ASSORTED'-~ Section~ r1 ',. • . ' • •• Ropn..,. ..... . . l.orelq, lid II R PEPSI u .... rl,llra ,, 2. u.. ltttltt •' ~ Wh4169 MUMS IN.$299 Cleaning up the Br~BOEFUCH 'lin e 8taft So )'llW' pond Is green with algae and tile unde!water vegetation has 4"" • · SUPEIIOi'S FlESH APPLE CIDER bAL • .,2.69 LAID LL$12'9 ta1ce11 over. Whenywtcytollsh.youtluuwju,a lllx* aad catdl aweell. ·' • 'I'bewall!rli 1!!411'tY. It's a turn-oil q lllllmi:Y dtpplng: particularly If ll"e!IIIIIIDt yourfavortteCokir. J' . j Then alolig comes someone like Blick Rogers who~ on Bunker Hllllnrurall'4elgs tywlthSOOll! good news. I "lt's slmpii." he says, "Just get yourself aOOie ducks." · Not any kind of ducks PlOugh. They/ have to he Mallard dudcs.... tlle OOmestlcated kind. A£mrdlng to Roglers, tile wild ~ do llle Job, but they're "travel happy," here today, gone In delpeiallon , you ~ some dlellllalls to clear It up, only to lind lhat thm tile water Is unfit for ln'lgadon. ....and In no tUne tile . ~- . ·~" retUrns, healthy a,;/ ~~~lc ducks are heavier ever. and not good flyers, so they stay 1 It'sa vicious cycle, and If you've arOund• . enmuntered theproblem,you And their favorite food? thefl.,.nation. You guessed It - po~ldweed, algae, aD kinds of aquaUc plants. I FOOD AND FEA'l'ilERS ••• d dudiB are 1 not only , n.e _, 1owl wllidt proville 1lo4 8IJd b I •""ul featllers, 1 st;:L: filled eooloclcal wllh ... aiiD hhr>1e to yeptalloD aDd alpe. "Mallard ducks provide an emJ. ogy balance," Rogers expatns, "lust what a pond neros." · '"liieducks pick the pond cleanthey like It and so do I." •Rogers says be'sOOIIIIIncedthatln nature one thing cmt~tes for llllOther and It lakes Justa little'lloo!lt from man to keep things In balance. by domesticated ducks . ' Before Rogers found the duck solution, however, tried a dozen or 10 chemicals andhe preparations to kl11 out the "seawood and get rid of · the ~a.'' "AIU succeeded In doing INa$ rnaklngthewaterunfltforln'lgat!Qp ' wblchwasWhylbull!thepondlnthe : first place." · IWgers said he even sent to MltwiOta one lbne lor 90111i!1111J111 that cost $70 a gallon which dldn'i work. before he found IMlethlng that cost S2 a head that did. The retired farmer said he remembered · hearing someplace that wlldMaDardducks would clean up11 pond, but that II was a problem to get them to stay around. He decided to try the domestic kind whlcll are heavier making It more dllllcult for them to fly any height or distance. Once you put them on a pond they usuaDy stay aJWnd, he said. Roger located a pair after a long search, and In no time llle hen and drake produced twenty Uttle ones. He kept several and IJliVe away and sold the rest. MallardS n:=~:i=~=:::~:=: uppemeck ~ purple J and blue with chestnut Ullderneatb. The temaJes are dullly 1x-.. and laWJ\Y.,~ the most part the pond \'8elllllollprovldeserJOU8h~lot the dUcks, winter and summer, alt:hoUgh ~ alwaY. hal cona l!vatlable to.tbem. • WeU stocked with IIIII, the pond, : npw that Ita clean, baa bectane a favorite fishing hole Cot: frlendlllld neighbors. Anotller adval!taae to haVIng tile ducks on the pond II the way they keep II "open" In the wintertime. Rog1D says that need alr, 10 when the pond freeoa!l cr~er he breaks a hole In the Ia! and then tile ducks take turns SWinuniDtr around In llle water to keep It open. For many years clomesilcated Mallanls have provided quanUtlel ~food as Wen as beautifUl teathen. The fact that theduckscan "plcta pond clean" Is just anoUier "plus" for llle waterfowl whtcb hal loal been a favorite at game pr8eervea.. FALTER'S ''· PORK LIVER tl. 69( ( • · Phoc0s by Olarle11e Hoeflich FAUll'S IEEF LIVER :211.$149 ~ -lUlU TUIII15 16-14 ...... 79< : WEED FEED- ir he be fhtrhd the clame!JIL'alad . . . .lard dlldls, Buck Rllzns wilD lvea 011 Bo• I I 1111 Ia nnll Mdp o-antr, • z!• weedl ................. J.-IIDe. 'Ole old 1W I alloall W 011 tile . . . . . . lbe JIOIIII. Ill& llle baa alace correded tW pnJbltiJL •., �.. I' ohio-Point 30, 1984 W. Va. hpiMibir 30, 1984 Pomerov Middleport..:...Gallipolis, Ohict-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Calend4r w~!! .!;:;e the~;~~ Rly Rainey in doulJie.rt 8 ce~emony on saturda , Jur 14 ~ the~BaptiltJurch~Oak HDI..The ceremony was oltlctated by Rev. Danny Boggs of Oak Hlll • The bride the daughter of M · 11 Wlllon (I( o.kH~· 111111 t.tn. Homer The groom is the f Mr ' Mrt. Raymond ~ 0 of· ~ . MERCERYJLLE - .FelloW· ' ship activities will be conducted at Bailey Chapel Church, Sun. day, 7p.m. We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities MONDAY GAlliPOLIS - Gallipolis Junior Women's Club wiD meet Monday, 7 p.m. (new members) at the Woodland Centers. Social time 7: 15, meeting 7: .ll p.m. Members to bring TB cards. · GALLIPoLIS - AAUW wiD meet Monday 7: 15 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric. STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Grande. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN tFFECf' ·rHRU S'AT., OCT. 6, 1984 Mr. and Mrs. David Ray Rainey ,• r MIXED Fryer Parts ~ ... \.&•• 49¢ ,. POMEROY Pomeroy Olapter 186, Order of Eastern , Star meeting, 7: 45 p.m. Monday at temple; elEction of officers. POMEROY - Sister. Janet Rectenwald will speak on "Child Abuse" when the Big Bend Civitan Club meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Meigs Inn; public invited. - SUP.ERIQR ~RANKlE 09 . . d. B . · t $} Groun ee.' _ ... L~. . . W1eners ...... ~2•0U~~99 ¢ USDA CHOICE BONELESS .--.~. Chuck Roast VOWJ lr=====::==:-i Elwin Lucas, to Sherry '~Rosita Welder, daughter of Llllian ::and the late Wllliam Butterball ot • .Columbus. · •• The couple married Sept. 2 on " board the U.S.S. Nimitz CVNQ!. The ~wedding was performed bY Cha· •' plain Fuller. . · . •: The couple wiD reside .in Norfolk, .CRYSTAL We're the llore ~~Va. All woolens i:Famous alwnni Ctalllc wool blend solidi • lancles. From 5'" wide. . . . fiOin ..." yd. ';• NJ;W YORK (AP) -Tile Cooper .Union . for .the · Advancment ot I;Science. and Art has lauriched its ;"famous alumni" aerie& of exblli· •• t1ons ilr this season in Its landmark .• hdkllng. M1Jt011 Giaser, Rapllael ' . . ~'trade · •;Jerry Rump Roast ••••• . ~ m-as, ::: UALLIPOLIS ·- Mr. and Mrs. Queen announce the mar· .;;rtage of tlieir son, E·5 Second class lB. evening, 7: 30 p.m., at the Masonic Temple. Dues will be payable at the meeUng. Tile reports of committees will be read and election of 1985 officers . will take place. ~ Weider, · :Horus BONELESS RACINE - Racine Chapter 134 O.E .S. will meet Monday POMEROY - Pomeroy El~ mentary PrO meeting, 7: 30 p.m. Monday with plans for the fall carnival to be discussed. CHESTER - FaU carnival and jitney supper to be held on Oct. 6wiD be discussed when tbe Chester PrD meets at 7:30p.m. Monday at the schooL $} 49 · SUPERIOR Lu.nch Meats .. \.&. $}29 . . tiCIIIIG . . . . . . . . . . . WILL RENAiNh.OPEN bet.... mode OCJi I ilt&rlll. a.g.$7.Myd. Elegant solidi, pllnls lk ICIIICies. 110% poly, machine WIDih. <15". . . . fiOin ~"yd. 25%0FF - ' - ' h.74 yd. .... t2.69. $2.79 \ YELL~W . Omons ........ n!·~s. 99 ¢ 2% DIET RITE, RC 100; NEHI FLAVORS . R. c. Cola !·~:~~:~:·:$149 STOKELY'S $2.0f yd. tXWiiple-•• . SANDWICH MATE IND. SLICES9 . Amer. Cheese.~~.~ 9¢ ~•luwas• lkalorraan pr"••ls Decoiulll wllh holiday prll*. Collen blends, mocln WOih, S48'' .s·. .... $2.Ma ..... yd. QUIIN/DUALCOIIIOL ' 25%0FF . Sale Priced S$399 -~·$U6yd. PIIANie oOrduiOy Flannel Sheets · .sm, COlY & W&• Twi• S.ts-*17" ··---*20" Group to sing ling-····-·*21" MAXWEll HOUSE COFFEE JLB.$649 CAN c..,.. ...... 0. ,., Ioiii Dilly At Pewtll's Offer bJIIrtt Oct. •• " " • • 0 JIFFY CORN MUFFIN MIX 0 • 0 • 8.50z. · 5J$1 c..-. limit Fiwe ,., a.4 Only At Powell'1 bJIIrw Oct.. 6, 1914 . ... Offw . DEL MONTE CATSUP 32oz. 89C lilllit OM "' CiUJIR GeM Dilly At ........ Ofhr lqlir• 6, 1H4 Oct. DIAL SOAP BATH4 ~~s 1·'$149 · · LIMit · - "'(..... IWIIo.lyAtPew111'1 Offw ',,.Oct... ,,... . 25%0FF ._$2.Myd. n·: ~ po1y rett, acrylic blend fur, 60" . Machine wolh. a.g.tSMa.$1Myd. 25%0FF -$4.26. $U6 yd. - $36'' FULL/DIAL CONIIOII. Tomato Juice .~~· 69¢ -"·"yd. 25%0FF Sale Priced · To create country heirloom CfOIIs. llO% conon. machine wPSh. 45•. a.g.$4."1o$7.A9 TWIN/SINGlE COII110L Sale PtkM CoHon calicos Quality qulH bCIIII OIIOIIable In 3 slandard sizes. Eledric Blankets 69 Milk ........ 2A~-.Sl 30%0FF -·Utyd. Wor'rdar Bell~~" to you at IIIIEUEYAaE ,_ESI For BROUGHTON Syracuse E.M.S. yd. 25%0FF - tu2. p111Htl . . . FaclheroorcP Fun felt • fur For blouses, c:taflr. Poly/cot. . ton. Machine wosh,45" . service is being provided bY the ..·- Alk:olion corduroy. Machine 'Mllh, 45" . IaIIIIte • brocdclolh SYRACUSE - Blood pres· sures will be taken Tuesday at , the Syracuse Fire Station between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. This ,;.. ' begins at 9:30 with morning - · WOI'Shlp atlO: 30. 'lbere will be a pllluck dlnDer 011 the church • grwnds at 110011, and 1111 after. 110011 plogram. Tile public is invited to attend. inlngs, Pel.lon& • Stacy lnterlaclngs fol' chlnal• iCilllas , , , , , DHI. II GAUIPOLJS - Gallipolis Rotary Club will meet Tuesday, . 6 p.m. at Oscar's. RACINE - The Joyfulalres will be providing special music at the Racine First Olurchofthe Nazarene Sunday In conjunct1on with a Sunday School "excitement drive." · Sunday school Crompton® CNpacle lUliNG CONSTIUOION OF OUR NEW SEAnNG AIEl. ."U•• 011 N• Ptfll•fl•t A•l GALLIPOLIS - Pembroke Club will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m. with Mrs. Donald Warehime. GALLIPOLIS Tt>e Wcmen's Mlsslonary Organiza· tlon of the First Church ofGod on . Garfield Avenue, will haVe a yard sale on the side parking lot, Tuesday and Wednesday. Dona· tlons will be used for missions. Linings • hil~ 30%0FF Rev. Ear.! Hinkle. Yard sale ._ttomUMyd. . Machine WOih. . ·. DA'IR1" SLE 30%0FF _fiOin ..... yd. ...,.;:::;u.., LECfA - There will be Bible . Study Tuesday, 7: :II p.m . at . Walnut ~dge Church with the Happenings Rich sulllnga Gobadreme-, C<Jdence" • mole. Poly • blends. Machine wolh, IJom 5'". . . . tJom $4." yd. . 30%0FF Soyer,andAugustusSalnlGaudens .each hilve their workoodlsplaylhls TilESDAY MIDDLEPORT TOPS chapter OH570 has moved its meeUng place back to the Word of Faith ·Church on tbe "T" ln Middleport. Weigh·in begins at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays. oi JO·ANN FABRICS' ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs Fair Board meeting, 8 p.m. Monday at secretary's olfice on ' Rock Springs Fairgrounds. OLD KYGER - Old ·K yger Freewill Baptist Church · will , have revival services beginning Maxlay, C!WinUing thrwgh Sun· day. Services are 7:30 p.m. · nightly, with the Rev. Howard Kimball, evangelist. the groom. Ushers were ·James Panollt Haw ali, and Tim Wilson, brother the bride. 'l)tey wore boutonnieres of blue carnations. Following the ceremony, a~ tlon was held on the campus ot Rlo Grande College. Decorations wf!l'l! pink and blue streamera and wedding bells and deCorated candlie rings. The bride's table featured a three·tleredcakewlthplnkfountala below. Hostesses were Jo Anne Canterberry and Susan Wlllorl Jennie Stumbo and Eloiae McCain: The couple resides at 213 Valley View Apartments, Rio Grande. : !.. GALLIPOLIS - DAR will nieet Monday, 1: .ll p.m. at the . home of Kenneth Tomlinson. Bud Carter will be the speaker. services · Monday through Oct. 7., with the Rev. Joe Shockley; Hillsv1lle, Va. Tile Holley Family sing Sunday, Monday, and the Heirs of Cluist will sing the remainder. Services begin 7:30p.m. nightly. ney marriage bY her fatller. the bride gowns and carried fan bouquets of wore a gown of acetate with a pink and ·blue flowers. , close-fittlng bodice of all-over chan· Flower girl w~ Gtna Beth tiUyrayonandpoJyesteriacewitha Stumbo. She wore a whtte dress stand·Up neckline with lace sleeves accented in pink and carrted a and a chapel·length train. basket of pink and blue rosebuds. She carried a bouquet of white, Timothy Dale Wilson was ring· blue ~nd Pink sweethe~rt l'06eS with bearer. He wore a gray tuxedo with baby s breath and pink and blue white shirt Unted with gray ruttles. streamers tied In a lover's knot. He carried a satln heart ring pillow. Matron of honor was Misty The groom wore a gray tuxedo McGraw. She wore a pink lace withatrlmmingOfsatlngraywith.a floor·lenglh gown and carried a fan lighter gray ruffled shirt and gray bouquet of pink and blue flowers. · bow tie. His boutonniere was blue Bridesmaids were Marjean and white carnation. Kennedy and Cindy Woltord. They . Best man was Randy Crews. He both wore blue lace floor.Jength wore a light gray tuxedo, similar to l • , revival d 0 The church waa decorated with lluketa of soft pink and blue flow lliiJng the altar Music fi'S by pianist Link McNe~as.=:: Janie J"'l1rce. Escorted . the altar In GALLIPOLIS Gallla County Pomona Grange will · meet at Utile Kyger Grange, Monday, 8 p.m. Potluck refreshments. CROWN CITY - Crown City Wesleyan . Church will have Pag• 8 3 Rebecca Wilson becomes bride of David Rainey SUNDAY ,, The Sunday Ti.,...5entinel . ,,., llltt. Ltt•lf ,, c,,,,.., Collonlpoty blends lot newt i6i)CiOies. Machine WOih, 45" . $3.741o $5.62 st: eclal order decorator fabrics Our regular p!IOe swatch book colla<> lion fol' draperies and re-upholslery. 25%0FF Single focedqullts face. Poty. fiited, tricot back. Machine wolh, 45". Poly/cotton .... $4.Myd. a.g.$4.Myd. $2IIYARO $26IYARD Spoil 1 la1 ~•••,. lbogs. twtHa. Poltle:ofMt. macttlr\e WOih. 45" . .... SJ... yd. $218 vARD Slllotlin9 na a dl Reg. price . Coals lk Clar1< 11\read, SHieh ~fusible tape. Mar'.dng aldl. Save on · Wonder Marker lk ~- WIII"'tcluars. Dressmaker, more. embroidery l Albina drMt rorms. Llgh~ 88CEACH 25!SfF 25!9fF weight. adjusts to your shape. $8888 Singer ftl lei I I . bobblnl. From the biggest narne In sewing. 25!gJF Craft books. Quill, sfencll, make a doll and more. 25~9fF Make a doll. Supplies to 25!:RfF Special order, hg. taO. . make IOYOble playmoles. lutlonl. Our reg. priCe group In manv colorllk sizes. 10 ·C~S$1 Flannel Solids, llorols, or plaidL Colton/poly, machine wash, 45". . .... tl-79. $2.1t yd. $J68 YARD 9:3G-I:OO DAILY-FRIDAY.TILL 8 P.M • THE. LINEN SHOPPE Ill Off 1WC1 liB 011111' 53 COURT SJIEO . GAlLIPOLIS, OHIO "k,.. ,..,. "" llllicipll ,.~.. Lot" Silver Bridge Plaza State Route 7 - Gallipolis, Ohio �Page , 8 4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel . S.ptenllw 30, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point PleaiCJnt, W. Va. Waid, Badgley More young shunning alcohol towed ca'a yama people 'tire showing contlnuln&' signs ot reduclna their consurnpllon of alcohol, al'COI'dlng to Amerlcan CouncD of We Insurance. 'Dl!' COOIICII's national survey of lJ>. to 36-year-olds showed that 64 percent of the ~dents said they were "caretul" ·about their con· sumptlon of ~1¥>1. NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus V. Wald, New H;lven, arinounce the engagement and forthromlng marrtage of their daugllter, Susan, to Derek Badgley, ·Hartford. son of Mr. and Mrs. David C. In.mum, Hartford, and the late Darren Badgley, Racine. The open-church wedding will be at the Tu-Endle-Wel Park at Point Pleasant on Oct. 13. 1: .ll p.m. A reception will be held following the wedding at the American Legion Hall, Point Pleasant. Miss Wald a graduate Wahama HighIs School and of Is presently working toward a nursing degree. Badgley ·graduated from Wahama High School and Is stationed -Mth the U.S. Anny at Fort Hocxl, . . WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Ainerl- the Ohi-'oint Pleasant, W. Va. Beat of the bend Bob Meltoo juat about had It 'Yith rouch tlmel overtheput year or..,. • Health problems have plied IIJgh and they've been serious situations. However, •Mr. ·and Mrs. Melton keep great . faith - I should have so much. The latest "happening'' Involved 1979. HOMELITE'S 360 r~~;::::=:W:ald:::;;:;~~ Inch hemi-httd onglno. •C•INICitv dloc:horgo Ignition. •Adjuotobio outornadc oiler. •Unique ahllln ten.&onlng. •Rubber coated h1ndle bllr 1ncl grip. •Bori&nutho from 18" to 28". •Advoncod cleolgn for high production with low operator fMigue. · Texas. More spent on teeth WEJ) IN SEPI'. 14 CEREMONY - Maltha E.l'hllllps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius PhiBps, Rutland, IUid Patrick B. Gn!EIIel', soo of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Grueser, Rolland, were llliiiTied on Frlda,y, Sept.l4, at the home of Nklk and Margie Grueser. The Rev. Paul Taylor perlonnedtheceremony. VlrglnlaE.Laudennlltwasthemaldofhonor, and .J011eph A. Anderson, the best man, both of Rutland 1 to~~~cWchannets. CHICKEN BARBECUE 424 TUPPERS PLAINS, OH. SUN., SEPT. 30th .• AT 11:00 A.M• PRICE: S3.7 5 Includes: 112 chicken, baked beans, cole slaw, br~ad & beverace. Volunt"r Fire department. 915 • · 3301 . CHISTEI "Super Bonut luys" ~-It lim inates 48 ( I PACK 16 oz. forever ·5-Moy qualify for energy tax credit . Lg. EGGS 900 E. Main St. Pomeroy. 0. ' 10 LIS. For More Info Call 992-5587 or 992-7034 BANANAS 8( RIO GRANDE - Looking foc a "get away" weekend to enjoy the colorful fall foliage? VIsit 14th the Annual Bob Evans Fann Festival - a celebration of the fall harvest season Oct. 12-H at the 1.100-acre .· Bob Evans Fann near Rio Grande. .• Each October amidst the chang· ·mg trees and rotllng hills, Early America comes to Ufe at the Bob Evans Fann Festival located off Route :1;. Then the whl1'r!ng, spinning wheels, the sweet aromas of freshly squeezed sorghwn and 48 ( "Super lonus luys" 58 ( Sll I uys" · GAlliPOLIS - "Super n•n•s DIIICA.Iii.ES BREAD COOKIES ESTEE LAUDER brings you a special offer Only The Best A 35.00 VALUE . 16 8( 8( COFFEE" COFFEEMAKER CO KE LITER -ALL FLAVORS .... Dep. Cream Soda & S Other Flavors $119 Somethmg feminme. Something lu~unous. SomethinK enra-spet1.1J. M el~ant well~lited wllect1on of Estee Lauder beau'ly assets: R!mmarkabk!' Ap-ControUwtJ C.ttM . the extra-nch concentrat~ oourisher, Color ..shto add rad1.1nl cokr to your s•in, un_der or over foundation, Polishld Ptrfprrn~nct Uquid llttup to wve normal or dry skin a_ llaw1ess look. luscio.ls Crtmt IISCIII rs the tool 101' a S'll'eep ol kmg ~lky llshes. Polidled PtrfonTIIntt lipstick, fiWS vour lips lasting color -and shine. And ~rklinR EstII Watch For .Our GEM POP Ad In The ~6.~fi $1 _19 Tuesday '~MR. 1 Yours tor 10.00 with any Estee Lauder purchase ol 7.50 or more. Sui* ColoFt biiY Uolit6 Lh. COKE 2 LB. FROZEN DINNERS $1 69 CATSUP 12 oz. 79< GEN. CORN FLAKES 11 oz. S1.09 VALLEY IELL 2% MILK $1.69 MILK S1.29 and Pertumecl8ody Cn~tt!WO IU}.urious layers ollhe lragrance · All WBBI< Double Coupon1 DOUBLE COUPONS UP TO soc COUPONS S1c TO 99c WIU IE REDEEMED. FOR Sl.OO- COUPONS Sl.OO AND OVER WILL BE REDEEMED AT FACE VALUE. Fll. O•lt R.C. COLA a11• oz. apple butter and sounds of country music fill the air. Old-time farming demonstraUons will be performed throughout the festival grounds. VIsitors can watch while many of tlie 126 artisans dressed In COlonial attire explain their near lost trades. From raw materials, such as wocxl, straw and Iron. they'll create everything from muzzleloaden to wooden rakes and 'quUts. · Since day Is long past when every family had a family row, the The GalllpoUs Recreation Department Immediately at446-17!!9,extenslon24tobe ented THRIFT ICING OR GEN. With 'oresenc e.' Plus two mdispens1ble beau!)' tools- a mirr« and tytllsh tomb. 11-year-<>ld . Parks and Recreation Department .is offertng two field trips this faD for · children In the Ga.WpoUs Qty . School system; grades four-eight. '·Wm Asmeet during previous trips, children at theFirstAvenuesldeof · the aty Park to leave at 9 a.m. and ·return at 5 p.m. children should · bring a sack lunch and money for "refreshments and 90uvenlrs. The ' reglstradm fee tor each trip Is $5, With admission Charges paid separ· , ately on the day of the excursion. ·: The first trip Is on Friday, Oct. 12, 'fo the Center of ·Science and Industry in Colwnbus, Ohio. Admission fee Is $2 per child. COS! offers a chance to Investigate, participate and dlscover exciting displays In science, Industry. health and history through sight, sound and touch. Demonstration programs are presthroughout day to vlslton. On Friday, Nov. 9, a second trip will go to The Ohio VWage and Historical Center, also In Columbus, to see the re-creation of an early Ohio VWage and exhlhlts on Natural HJstory, Archaeology and History In lnle.pretative displays ot artifacts and specimens from Ohio's past. Admission Is tree. Both trips are chaperoned and children are supervised throughout the visitS at all times. Because :space Is limited, those Interested in should contact the oz. limit 4 9 OFF REG. PRICE ~~~~~----~ ~----~-------REGISTER FOR A LB. Yoacharn, Field trips for children .set with city recreation SUGAR 48< "Super lonliS "Super Bonut luys" GAL 111 POTATOES 8( DOZEN 38< Mayla Sane pictures of 1$1 seniors receMng their diplomas are sliD at Meigs High School. · 'I'IIere are no charges for the colored photos and the graduates or relatives asked to pick them up at the school office <luring SChool hoW'S. The group $tlll on hand Includes Jet! CQndltt, VIcky Bowers, Donald MDbler, Fred Colburn, Don UttJe, Frank Howard, Brien Betzlng, carnwa Manis, nm. Cani*JII, Eugene Pbllllps, Mandy Reeves, Rogier Turner and Kelly Clerk. By the way, Principal James MUier also reports that memben ~ the junior cia&& will begin taldng orden for magazine sub6crlptlons, tapes, records, etc. on Monday. If you' re ndsaed, caU the school offlre and a repiEfjj:ntallve will visit you. Come in tor your offer from ilondar, Oct. l throul!l Slturdly, Oct. 6. Offer aood while supply lasts. One to 1 custo..r. All prices nbjoct to clllnp without notice. AU poducts lllldt in U.S.A. Cla1r Boao at Great Bend has been transfeiTed from Veterans MernortaJ to the Intensive care unit of RhOdes Hall, UnlvenitY Hospl· tal, Columbus. We wish him well. God loves ya, so do keep smJllng. dally barnyard demonstrations show visitors tann ute chores such as mllklng. sheep sheering and IM>n,eshoelng. Even some at the · old-fashioned country contests are revived such · as greased pole cOmbing, tobacco spitting, corn shelling, hbrseshoe pltchlng and hog calling. From two outdoor stages nearly a dozen country and bluegrass musicians wW pertonn during the three-day festival with several new and returning groups from throughout the country. A S2 per car admission fee Is the only charge for a daylong vlslt to the Fann Festival. Campers rnay spend the weekend and enjoy evening hoedowns for a $10 fee which Includes admllisi!>n. row FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY . .. ' ·' PORK SAUSAGE HOUYWOODSPARI RIBS ~~~ S1.69 u. • flESH TAVERN HAM · flESH SPUT 11. SUPERIOR WHOU 69(. u. CHICKEN BREAST. $119 u. 89 (': 12 oz. FRANKIES HALF HAM....LB. s1:79 FRESH BEEF . LIVER T-BONE STEAK HOMEMADE S3.49 . . .----------..;..------t ll. PRE-SLICED·. BACON HAM SALAD u. $159 II. $199 SUPERIOR COOKED SALAMI ' ' ECKIKH All MEAT BOLOGNA $199~ Ll, ; . . . : KAHN'S $139: ECIIIICH S139ii WINERS u oz: BRANSWEIGER S1.39 ll. 't WHOLE FRYERS BONELESS $1 69 $14t · -:: ~~~~LDE~•· $1 3cf t----.....,_,~~------1 I IJ. ; cOKE REG. OR DIET TAB, SPRITE ·$149 VAUEY lEU 2% GAL MIUC VAIUY lEU -~16 OZ. Plu~ . ._a_n_s.;... · __._ _ _ _ $169 .1-_.....;;;....___ $}3 g 24 oz. . -conAGE CHEESE CHOC. 12 OL $1 MORSELS o_.,o•_••_, PALMOLIVE LIQUID DETERGENT 20< OFF LABEL NESTU SOli-SWEET 99 WALDOIF TOIL£1' TISSUE Pt. 'pt. 675-29110 Bill J. Wdl,..n 41011 . QUAIEI QIICII F..,., Downtown DOMINO 01 REGULAR Parking --·-· Everyday . ................... .._........... OATS Jaoz. SUNSHINE . CHEEZITS SUGAR $1 49 oz. 16 · DR MONTE WHOlE IIERHEL II'II'IOCEI'tCE & OOMFORI'ABLE FASHION roR IDUNG LADIES Fashion COll!ICious young ladieJ love the adult type styling and playground tested comfort of Hush Puppies~ shoes for Value comcious mothm love the durability and the comfortable price. Cllildntl's •~ to 12-12~ to 3 " 8irh. MISS COVE 2/99< CORN SCHOOL DAYS. .. _ -,. I I A '""''** .. ·- : ' ' . . . . . . . . ,...of - ....~.... __ c.,,.....l!odllo lhllla - . =If:'~Ia=._ 'f' .._.CNIIIaft_Fs c-.., ...__....., .1 ......ofl't F S' ~ & Alb••• F • .. . ... 51.1$ NESCAFE CLASSK COFFEE IOL $429 ~----------------~----~ THORNTON . EXTRA LARGE .USEU'S POTATO CHIPS IYt oz. AUIOIII POnED MEAT • oz. $179 5-LB. BAG EGGS $ .119' 3'/$1 DOZEN 79( GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE ·--·---------~-------------------------------PRICES EFFECnYE THIU SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1914 IN MIDDUPOIT . . LOIN END 6.9( E-!1251 ''Acr$133"""'· llauu$109...,..,_ I HI· $149Uoit, u or. . u•• • IIUACI$133""'..,. Uooit 1 lloolt 1 16 oz. 16 oz. c-r.,.. 1G/6114 I c- bllir• 10f6tl4 1· (- r.p~r.. 1016114 I c~ ~114 C.l SUfiiiiUUI I u. 1UP1111U11T I C.llll' •• 1 . IKE' BOB EVANS r----'----------, MAYONNAISE fir.=:=;::=:=:=:=::~ 4< OFF DOVE PINK . BATH SIZE SOAP LOVE 18 PAIIEhT ""' Dep.. • The assured a reservation. Registration fee must be paid before the day of tbe trip. . • POTATOES ••••••••• l'!R-. 1.99 R.C. COLA ONIONS •••••••••••••••••••••tJI\ ••••• 89C IPACII $139 3-1 LB. CARROTS FOR Sl OO 16 oz. . CABBAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••• 15CLI. ~-·-------~-~----------~~----------,----------R.C. COLA I . COKE I DOUBLE COLA I . SUGAR .SUP thru Set.. Oct. 8, 1884 '*"MAN'S Sl. 9 ON THE "T" Thur. 9 am til 10 Fri.-Sat. 9 am til 10 CLOSED SUNDAY are W•lt. O•lg DOWNTOWN GAUIPOLIS STORE HOURS: · daughter of Nancy and Mark Yoac~. Racine, has been selected to be a part~ the cast for the annual pmentatlon of The Nutcracker tD be given on Dec. 8 at the Civic Audltortwn In Charle6ton. This Ia the second year for May!a to partlctpate and !his year she will be one of the party children In the holiday Presetltallon. Mayta ts a dance student at Marsha Mcintyre at Ravensi\Qld. the IDAHO Times-S.ntinel Pag• 8-5 ·--~------------------,~- -~~------------------- "~ • •• .Bob Evans Farm Festival set ICE MILK IDAHO all roof noise 1'3-·N•,•er coot your roof again • -Eliminate calling leoko & stains rePorts Lots PaiJiey that things . are ,novlng right along for an arts ' "Super Bonus Buys" Plus · "Super Bonus Buys" See Our t;Jisplay at Kingsbury Parts Bonus R.C. COLA 2°/o MILK Store l ... Reduceo heating & cooling coot up to SOY. "Super YALUf lEU "NEW ROOF" Sales · v.~ •One Super Bonus Buy with First $25°0 Purchase •Three Super Bonus Buys with Each Adcitional $5()00 Purchase efour Bonus with Each Add;tional $75 110 Purchase. GAL Kingsbury Home 8ONIJS · BU SU~fR. Health Insurance Association of Amerlca.And,themoreemployers pay tow!U'd their employees' bUls, lliemorethoseemployeesarellkely to spend tor dental care. Do You Have Mobile Home Roof Problems? Here is the answer~~~~~~~~ Sponsored by: Orange Township Second, Galllpalio RIDENOUR SUPPLY · · ~sructyaoofmmdthatllie~~~~;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~~;;;;~;;;;~;;~~~~~~;;~ The geyser that once erupted every70rnlnutes,shootlngastream ofbolllngwaterandsteamsomel30 feet Into the air, now blows at irregular times. AT ORANGE TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. SEE ONE AT TAWNEY JEWELERS ~ne:t"&~~~:~s;:~pt': . r---------__::....__ _ _ _:---t :re.':!~.":!s:: c.,., s799 andDouglasConradoftheUnlverslty of Washington. there the pollee the better a person's coverage, the hlgher hJs or her dental costs are llkely to be, the researchers told the A change of nam"e? YEU..OWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP I -OldFalth!ul, thefamousYeUowstonegeyserthat for years blew like clockwork, no· longer llves up·to Its nartte. WASHINGTON (APJ - Americans 'Yith dental InsUrance are spending more money to take care of their teeth than those 'Yithout coverage. That' s the conclusion of a fiveyear study by David Grambowskl and craftJ festival tentatively set forNov. lO. Recently. Lola had announced that plans were belni formulated for the festival but that much would depend upon response from persons of the area who create quality and WIUIIWIIItems. WeD- response has been great and now Lots Is hunting a suitable locatlo!t. ' Incidentally, will be, hope-fully, an art show held 'Yith categories divided Into age groups and abilities. If yoli are a "crafty" person, do give Ins a call at her office, 992-2298. It's definitely going ahead and the more the men1er. By the way, Lola reports a lOt of response evett from craft people In Mason and GaDia Coontles. their sons. , In July, son, Paul, was allendlng a basketbaD cUnlc In Cincinnati whet1 he received a fractured wrist. . Last 'l'Uelday, he was taken back to the doctor for hJs llnaJ checkup. AD was weD. However, on Thursday ,evening, Ray Manle).:'s · collection of son, Scott, was beating In tlrne shoulder patches fn:xri pollee <IJ!before the Meigs Junior High partments across the nation COli· School footbaD game and was tlnues to grow. swinging on a grapevine at the rear Recently, he receiVed a message of the Meltoo hm1e on Grant St. In to stop by the Dwight Wallace home Middleport. The vine snapped and in Mlddleport. He did, and there Scott feU 10 or so feet. Into the waiting tor him was a pall;h tronJ bargain he received a fractured department In Washjng· 'light ann, a s!Jght concussion, a ton, North Carolina. It was sent by halrUne tractuce of the left cheekWaUaces' daughter, Nancy bone and a laceration In the area of Woolard, who wtrks with the the left eye requJiing eight stitches. f department and learned of Ray's So - It was back to Holzer and hobby. Ray Is really pleased by the Scott was held there unUI saturday. personal touch. And- Nancy may He reported back to hJs classes at be Uvtng .In North Carolina, but you the junior high on Monday. can always count on her to be very Here's wishing better times Interested In what horne folks are ahead fcir the Meltons. doing.' The tdeol high produc;tlon · "Fol Sot." vibration ioolotion cuohlone the h1ndtea from the power hud, reducet opMator fatigue . •low nol• I've! thonb to Homtlito't Softane duol ahomber muflllf •N- 3. 5 cubic The Better times are ahead B)' BOB BQDUQI ftcu 8 'I llltd Seems tome Similarly, for ~aecond COIIIe!.'ll· live year, the percentaae of h1alf school seniors who reported be!nlr "dally uaers" of alcohol- oor~~~umT lng It ~ or more times a month - .• dropped In 1!183, aceordlni to the Natiooal Institute on Drui Abuse:"' Last year's rate droppecj to 5,( 'percent compared 'Yith 5.7 peroont. In lll82, ;md the peak of6.9percmt II)_ F-iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~......,. Susan . ' . 191. &Fri. 'till •·•· Tues....... Tltln. & Sit. 'tH 5 , .•. "FREE PARKING" OPEII DAILY & SUNDAY- 9 A.l. to 9 P.l. ' "No Slles To Dtllws" We Rtstm tilt li&ltt to Lillit Qutltitits and Comet Printi111 Erron Not Responsible for Typoaqpllical Erroq - Wt Accept Food Stltnpsltld "WIC" Coupons DOWITOWI 8AlliPOliS ' MICHIGAN COOKING PASCAL POTATOES ONIONS CELERY 10 Ll. lA& $119 3 Ll. lAG 69< STAUC 39< • l ... • • '•• • '' �.. • Page B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' Pom-y-Micldleport Gallipolis, Ohio ~. • I • ' ·. ' . ". ' ~ .. September 30, 1984 Point Pleatant, W. Va. ~..mber 30, 1984 The Sunday Ti mes-Sen tinei~Page-B-7 Pomway-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Brogans celebrate anniversary RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brogan Sr. of Rutland, Ohio were given a party for their 46lh wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept. 23. Family a nd friends there were Diana Brogan. Judy (Brogan) and Chuck McElroy, Tom and Joyce (Brogan) Ellls, all o! Columbus, • Ohio. J ohn a nd Janet (Brogan) Haley, Garry, Nell a nd Jennifer Haley, Larry Haley, all ol New lexington, Ohio; John and Cletlth Brogan, Teresa Barker and Lex, aU of Hurricane, W.Va. R,\lth Campbell o! RosevUJe, Ohio: Dale and Randy Johnston of LangsvWe, Ohio; Doug and Zeva Kitchen, Keith, Tammy, Stacy and Lauren Hess, aU of Rutland, Ohio; Anna Mae Collins and Michael o! Cheshire. Barry Brogan , South Caroli na; Bud King, Maryland; Jerry Brogan , Washington; Joan (King) Goff, West Virginia; Linda Sue Cole. Pennsylvania; Mark Brogan, New Hampshire; Steve Brogan, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. John Saul, Columbus, called the couple. Monda vthru Frluy 9 AMto9 PM Satu rda y 9 AM to SPM' WAlK ,,. Of' C.4ll f Ofll , AN Homecoming queen named George MIDer, ftiCOitRodllarrlllon. In Inial are flower girl and crown beareJ' DaDielle and ~ lWw, clJlldrm of Mr. aild Mn. Dlllll\l'. ~a&Wtare,lromlilft,Marla Crow. Aliove, Debbie Werry Is Averlon, daqtJier of Dr. IIIJd Mrs. Crowned Melp IDgh School flome.. R.A. Avertoa, --.a by David • COOJiill ~ by principal James Awriaa; KrliiiDBalley,derJIW«ol Mlller.HereiiOOrilsSeanBaker,IOII Mr. UJC1 Mrs. lAin)' Baley, .....t of Mr. end Mrs. Larry Baker, larry·~ bomecornlnlqueen Middleport. Debbie Werry, dar.pteroiMr. and 446-9510 AIBIIII......_..IJdldlee of Meleiiii&IISelloolwereheldJ.I'rlday before tbe Nellaavlle-York fnMball pme. C•l"'khlel UJd .-ons Chaplain's seminar focus on depression GALUPOLIS - The Conlinuing Education Committee of Holzer Medical Center Volunteer Chaplains Association will sponsor a · seminar on "Depression and Illness," in the French 500 Room at the hospital Thursday, Oct. 11 from 9 a.m. untU 3; 30 p.m . Registration will open and coffee avaUable at 8; 30 a.m . on the day of the seminar. According to the Rev. Robert Johnson, chairman o! the CIJa. plains' Continuing Education Com· mittee, the program .will be prese nted by the Rev . Gene Mendenhall, Th.D. The seminar will address such important pastoral care Issues as Widerstandtng the basic dynamlcs of depression, recognl2lng !be relationship between depression and other Ulnesses, formulating strategies for the pastoral care ot persons suffering from depression and using biblical resources In counseling and preaching on the subject of depression. Space Is limited, and reservations are suggested. The cost ot tbe seminar Is $15 Including ·mornJng · and afternoon coffee, lunch and a certificate of attendance. Members wAH.uiA HOMEOOMING QUEEN- AmandaSmWI, plduredwlth . ;: : ; · I esco1t Jason JlyseJI, was crowned 1984 Wahama mgh School liOiJ~nlng queen Friday during half-time ceremonies at the Wllhama:Southem footbaD game. She was crowned by 1983 queen Almabel Dayo and school principal Jlin Reymond. :wahama homecoming queen ~named during game ceremonies • • A fiftiJ.straight victory by the ; number two-ranked Wahama Wbite : Falcon football team, and the : crowning of Amanda Smith as 1984 • homecoming queen, capped a week • of festlvites at the bend area school. ' Miss Smith was crowned during halftime festivities Friday night by . 1983 Queen Almabel Dayo and .:.wahama Principal Jim Reymond. : Her escort was Jason HyseU. • Other senior candidates and their ' eacoris were Kendra Bass and Rodney Ash, Diane Morgan and Robert Zerkle and Maree KeUey, a foreign exchange student ·from Australia who was an honor attendant, escorted bY...Earl Oliver. Rounding out the queen's court were attendants an'd escorts Angle Tennat, Terry Henry, Pam Gibbs, Todd Groves, Tracey Wolfe, Brad Bumgarner, Heather Hargraves, Joseph Murphy. Linda Knight and Justin Crandol. Light up darkn~s . ; PEKING (AP) - Drivlng atnlght ·witrout headlights Is Wegal in moot j,arts of the world, but untU recently It was l'l'qulred by law tn China, · which allowed only parking lights. • For the last 35 years, drive rs had ."been forbidden to use headlights :because Chinese officials believed :111ey would bllnd oncoming blcy;,cUsts, pedestrians and other · drivers. AftertoomanyclosecaUs,Peldng offlclals J,'eCently tested a car with low-beam headllghts by having ll cars, buses and trucks drive past It on a highway. Theotherdrlverssald the headlights did not bother them, so motorists are now allowed to drive with the headllghts ooatnlght. ~\~~~~~:~0.,. STATIOII RENT MOVIES AT THE IOVfE PLACES AU FRUTH PK.UIACIES Tti£.AlCQVE-4!AUJPO.I.IS UP TI-lE CREEK 446-m'l. ICE PIRATES AGAINST All. ODDS MAKING THE GRADE .....,..,., ,,..It/" LAST FRI., SAT., SUN. OF THE SEASON ... DOLLY PARTON IN BROOKVTI..LE, Ohio (AP) Septuagenarian Jack Halbelsen says he made a 7,!m-mllecoast·to~st-to-coast flight In an Ultralight plane to prove a point to people his aj:e, · · 'Wedon'thavetotakeabackseat to you younger people. Just keep active," said Halbelsen, 70, after tlnlshlng the two-month flight Friday. The trip began JUly 25 In COnnecticut. Halbetsen then flew to the West Coast, back to the East Coast, and back to Ohio. Halbelsen, wbo took up skydiving atage60,saidhewasnotreallyalone during the journey. Lots of wells in Oklahoma OSAGE COUN'IY, Okla. (AP) An oU field In oortheast Oklahoma has more active on wells than all of Saudi Arabia. The Burbalik Field, PhUII)l6 Petroleum's first major oU field, Is stW producing with 637 active weDs and 483 injector salt-water disposal weDs. By canparlson, Saudi Arabia had only 555 acllveproduclngweUs In 1982. ro 0 *VE ANNIVBBIUBY - Hr. -a MrL 01111 Baa.... (Loulle)wltrt .e . . . . . . 'hclillilvea.r,o•s.td.,,Od.s, . . . . . . . ,... lt••ta.nteMp.m.atllleCIIi'letGDCIIurdi.Ktnii".;"".E RMd, Pon~eaos. at.ated 011 ~ S.IIM lit Pwneavt bJ lbe Rev. . )lin m, lie couple nvo-. Dtile 111111 Plil, bolh ofl'uiileiOf, - ' lour p 'rtV w. '1beJ Milde a& Route 2, PGIJietO)'. 'Die couple ~*lut&llftahe om1lted. RHINESTONE AND THE BEST LITTLE WHOR.EHOUSEIN TEXAS . R KANAUGA DRIVE IN WILL CLOSE OC·T. 1 ...' "lhadthegreatestgrwndcrewtn the world," he said. " Everytlme I wenttn (fora stop) , people rallied. I just can'tgetoverthe greatnwnher of wonderful people I met." As Halhelsen Brrlved Friday he did a ~In the small craft. "11ils Is l;yplca!. He'D do all kinds ofthlngs.He'sastuntpllot," saldhls wifed 48 years. Mary Halbeisen. Wearing a white jumpsuit and cnnge meakers, HalbelsEn lOOk off Ids helmet, hllgl!8! Mrs. Halbelsen, r-and"'-_sald_he_w_an_ted_to_get---:-warm _ _.---1 II£ADY TO FIIISII FRIITUIE WICIEI CUSTOI FIIIS11115 MAID-CAAFTED 61fT ITERS Health, Dr: Lamb EUREKA Hearing loss might . cause ears to nng ' ultra· . By Lawreace lamb, M.D. · DEAR DR. LAMB- I am afraid I am ICllling my l!eartng. I have a ringing tn my lett ear all the time. I~s a wavering rtng, sometimes worse than at other times. I have been to an ear spectaUst years ago and was told It's only wax. 'They would clean the ear, but It would !eel better for a few days only. I don't hear as well outl)!thlsear as I do the right ear. This ear problem Is driving me Hope to hear from you soon. . DEARREADER-IIIstnterest·· tng that the ringing Is In your left · ear· which Is also the ear With the hearing loss. There are many causes for noises tn the ear, but·loss of hearing Is one of them. And It Is alSo true that wax In the ears, perha)l6 because It Interferes with hearing, may cause ringing tn the ears. Youknowthatifyouaretrytngto Itsten to someone and loudmuslc'ts playing that you will have \J'OIIble bearing them. The music masks the sound ol the conversation. Our ears get a constant Input of noise from our environment. We liear conversadon because it Is louder than the noise In our environment. When your hearing abtllty decreases you don't receive this environmental .ooise any more, or at least it Is dlrnlnlshed. That enables you to hear sounds you didn't hear before. You Inner ear or braiD perceives sounds in your head, some of which may be c\J'Culatlon. that could not be heard before. Then you .are bothered by the noise. Hearing speciaUsts havek nown for years that tor some people with a hearing loss, if the hearing could 1Je improved, the sensation of , ringing In tbe ears might be abolished. That Includes improving hearing tn people who did not realize they had a hearing loss. You shOuld have a complele hearing test by an audiologist loss that cannot be corrected otherwise, then a sbnple hearing llld may Improve your hearing enough tO get rid of the noise that is bothering You so much. ' The other causes tor ear noises are discussed In 1be Health Letter 12-10, Help for Tinnitus - Noise or Ringing tn the Ear, which I am sending you. Others who want this Issue can send 75 cents With a long, stannped, $ell-addresses envelope for It to me In care of this IIE'Wllp&per, P.O. Box 1551. 'Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have read that sOme men who were unable to bnpregnant their wives foun~ out that the problem was tight underwear. 1be briefs kept the testicles too close to the body and the body heat undenntned the testicles' ablllty to produce the normal amount. ot healthy sperm ceUs. When the man switched to lOoser shorts, the number ot speim cells manufactured Increased. If this Is the case, woUld my sWitching to biklnl·style briefs and ta!dng ,bot baths augment my partner's and my existing system of condoms and spermlcldes? ThesetwobythemselvesarenollOO · percent effective. DEAR READER - It Is troe that underwear that holds the testicles close to the body can decrease a man's fertiUty. Most men produ~ enough healthy sperm cells that this ts not a significant factor. But !or , the ll'ian who..·has marginal fertility , avoiding this type of underwear may Improve the number ol ' healthy sperm cells he The testicles are located outside the body to keep them a t a lower temperature for better fertility. Now. I don't think that tight underwear Is a very suitable means of birth control. I doubl wearing bikini briefs will improve your current birth-control methods to throst doctor. If there hearing selected by your ear,Is anose and produces. any significant d~. Rolj flashback, Batman· making a hit at college ; MADISON, Wis.. (AP) - Holy night. . . "Student Interest In bringing back flashback! The campy l9ln! ll!leYI· slon8erleS ''Batman'' haswhipped a 'Batman' has steadily lisen to the new gald'8tion f1 view as Into such. point of a IIM!r pitch." Rosen said. a treN;y that the University of WMTVhad runthesmwunlllfour years ago, wlleil its syndication WllooNin·Madlam student &!M'"J· tnmt Is klbbylngtOj!etrenmsiiMWII contract ran out. Program director Fred Sole said ~·s gotten ooly "one Iocally. or two caDs a ~r" stnce then In Avram Rolen, stlldeat ment ropl!llldent, said Friday that support d the show. And program director JW Koehn a major campalan and petition of W1SC said " Batman" Is " not drlvewW be launched In an elfort to reaJb' a ' hDI pt1Cfi1111. It's got a (lilt oned the city's canmerclal TV . staiiOns 'to smw the renans late at llmlted alldlence. '' 2501 · - Ct:ITIAL AW:' YIEIIA, IY 21115 <304) ztS-a~u aovem· Pop;y IUCI.;· aon . li'IW P'Ne Bibt. eo,..~ Cotin•, Write ... • ·I; "ftl ONE-HUNDRED PERCENT PERFECT ••• that' ehow you'll feel In our Joyee casual. The leather upper le l!lov.,..oft · and un~onstructed on a flexl61e oole of .. "t.' genuine leather, 100. lrrealotlble! '' 1--r. l" 3it~~ c -~· . The Sh0C -_ ...-·- Ca . J.e ~ Lafayette Mall Galllpolls. O. •• WINTER COVERS SOLAR COVERS POOL HEATERS ..... '"TlliiMt.-.....· •~'ftd• ....... M "' DOMES WINTERIZING KITS POOL ANTI-FREEZE HOUDAY POOLS INC• (JI4) 419-470 Prices Start ·As Low 'As EUREKA UPRIGHT IIUII'IIIGTON, WY EUREKA •Huge top filling diopouble dun bag •12" bruo!l roll baeter bor permonently lubrice1ed •Brilliant Headligh1 Swan holds commuters ds '11 " -~ ! Exclullva4-way Dloo~A·NI!I" adjulll to clean carpets from low napa to thick shags. SAVE at Stafi tl 1471 BATH, E nglaild (AP)-Conunuters on a British RaU train had a tough time explaining wby they were late for appointments Friday _ they were beld up for 18 mtnutes when a ywngswan refw;ed to leave the tracks. The train between London and Brlstol was zipping along at50mph when it ground to a halt to a void hltlingthecygnet,sald aBrltlshRall spokesman, Chris Watts. "But the cygnet was somewhat stubborn and It was some time before it woold leave the rail Une," w atts said. A conductor's efforts to shoo the swan were finally successtul, and EUREKA MINI MilE~~ eCOI'dlen Rechargable Hand va<c,_.,416Main St . Pt. PI. 675-2980 Bill J. WellmBn F..,.. Parking Downtown E veryday ways. T~b:lnl :an:d~tra=ln:w:en:too=the=ir~s==teJ~~~~~~~~~~~~ epara •Unique hole·in·one handle grip -top fil6ng du1t container -teleocoping nozzle .. 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A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR OESIGN" .- BriHiant HeodHght Man flys cross.country at age 70 in an ultralight • joyce of the clei'I!Y from the area are welcome to register . Deadiiae for registration Is Monday, Oct. 8. Anyooe with questions about registration or the program should cohtact the Rev. Arthur C. LWid, Director ol C])aplaincy Se_ivl· ces at HMC, by calling (614) Mn.. Tum Werry, lliKlOI1 Selin · r-----'---..,.__-'--'-:"~ BID1 Jo ~n, daJatlhter of Tc1m IIIJd WHIIde Gordoll Serey, eiCOri Jay Cllrpenter; end Jocll Miller, clloqhler of Mr. and Mrs. 4PP()INI~INT GalliPolis 446-2454 • • ''· ' �Page 11-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-M~Ieport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. SephKnber30, 1984 Senior citizen activities rtamed Meigs County .. .•,, IN.JIOME CARE FOR . ElDERLY - The Depanment ol HeaiUI and Hliman Services has .awarded MelpCoonty a grant of$17,0081Al caft'Yod a . jlemGII8tratlon project on In-home quality care of the .'elderly as an altematlve,IAI JaU'Singhomecare.Norene ~Ondrusko, a Ucensed physician's •e;'stant, left, has been named. the prolect coordinator. She wiD be 'S8Wed bys8Umm~bersoftbeMelgsCoonty<Aiuncil on Aging, lncliJdln« Susan Oliver, pictured bereas the lwoconferwltbafamlly:ApplkallonstOporticlpoteln lhefederallylundedprogramareavallablefromMrs. Ondmslw. ~ J-Iome health care for elderly Pecoming ·available in meigs area • ' By~HOEF.UCH ~tlnelstatf Meigs County has oeen selected as one of 225 rural btAmenca to do a demonstra- Hon project on In-home health care for the elderly and has been -!!warded a grant of $17;5!1! to carry out a 16-month program. , Mrs. Eleanor ThOmas, director of ·the Meigs County Council on Aging, iiald that the family support network lJroject funded through the Department of Health and Human Services, Is gearedtoprovldequaUtycare bftheat-!1skandfrailelderlylnthelr )lolnes as an alternative to nursing home care. : Emphasis wW be on training family members in the physical sldUs needed to assist In the actual care of the elderly person, as well as helping them to cope with the · emotlonai stress. Norene OJidrusko, licensed physician's asslstant; wlll be coordinator tor the project which wW be offering training to family members aimed at encouraging thl;>lrconfldence and cmtpetency as care providers for the elderly residents In the home. 8t1f! explained that a series of 12 educational training sessions will be held for famUy members with numerous health professionals from agencies Including Veterans Memorial Hospital, the Meigs County Health Department, Woodlan!ls Center, and Ohio University, sharing expertise In their respective Oelds. The sessions wtU include "bow to" skills such as dressing an elderly pei'SOII, changing dressings, handUng Incontinence and taking care . of medical devices user! by the patient. 1 . POMEROY- areas The problems of bathing a patient, shampooing hair, changing bed Unens and moving the nonambulatory person wtU be dealt with, as will dltflcultles arising from confusion and disorientation, and problems of communication due to hearing and speech dl!flcultles. How to handle medications, nutrition, recreation, emergmcy situations, and required changes In Ufe style, as well as peyslcal and emotional strain, legal and financial matters, and the need of a patient to talk about death and dying will be Included In the training. According to Mrs. Ondrusko, after the first six training sessions, home visits wtU begin to IndividualIze the skllts taught In 'the group activities. She said that each participant wtU be seen at home approximately once every two weeks so that progress can be monitored. The Meigs Family Support Net· work wtU provide a cost analysis of the caregiver's support of the older throughout their involvement tn the program.This analysis Is designed to provide the Department of Health aiKIHuman Services with a comparison of the costs of rural In-home care and lnstutltutlonal costs, as well as theditference In costs between those llvlng In rural as versus urban areas. All tralnlngsesslonswlllbeheldat the Senior Citizens Center and are expected to begin sometime In January, Mrs. Thomas noted. She said that all Advisory Boanl will be appointed to select the l5 to 25 families for the demonstration program. Applications to partlcl· pate are now belng accepted at the Center. · There, of course, Is no .member at 7 p.m. a.m. . Frl~y, Oct, 12, tile center vans Wednesday, Oct. 3 - -County• wiD be going to the Bob EvanS Wide Senior Citizens Potluck at Farm Festival at Rio Grande, 0 .0. Mcintyre Park, leave center leaving the center at 9:30a.m:, the at 10: 15 a.m. cost Is $5. F'rldlly, Oct. 12, will be a Thurllday, Oct. 4 -Bible Study, pubUc dinner followed by a round 11 a.m.-noon. · .Friday, Oct. 5 -Art Class, 1-3 and square da~. , You may register to vote at the ·p.m.; Craft Mini-course, .1·3 p.m.; , Senior Citizens Center 8:30 a.m.-4 Evening Activities, 6-10 p.m. p.m. ·Monday lll,rough Friday. lbe Senior Nutrition Program Deadline for registration Is Oct. 9. will ~rve the follo~ng menus: The Senior Nutrition Program Monday - Braised beef CUbes, menu for the week ts: sliced Clli'I'Dts, mashed potatoes, Monday ..... Johnny Manettl, chocolate pudding, biscuit. green beans, waldorf salad, Boston Tuesdey - Smoked sausaae. cream pie. . buttered beans, to~ salad, apple-Tuesday - Beef stew, tossed •saiiCtl, bread. salad, cornbread, fried apples. Wednesday - Picnic at o.o. Wednesday ~ Baked white tlsll, Mcintyre Park, bring a covered oven browned potatoes, peas, ~hoc· . dish, me.a t and drinks furnished . olaThte pte. . Thurllday - Me$tloaf, ·a!igratln ursday- Escalloped potatoes potatoes, stewed tomatoes, .with ham and cheese, broccoU with jello•trult. carrots, cole slaw, fruit cup. · Friday - Fried !Ish with t.artar Friday - Broasted chicken, saiace, oven browned frle$, cole mashed potatoes and gravy, three- . slaw, peaches. . bean salad, biscuit, pe$Cbes. Choice of 11everage serv!!d with Choice ol mUk, coffee or .tea each meal. Meals subject to change available with meals. without notice. . POMEROY -The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center has . the following activities scheduled for the week of Oct. 1-5: Monday _ Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday - Chorus, l-2 p.m.; Exercise Class, 3: lS-3: 45 p.m. Wednesday _ Social Security Representative, 10 a.m.-noon; Appie Peeling, 9:30 a.m.; ·Btngo, 1-2 p.m. ; Bowling, 1:30 p.m. Thursday - Apple Butter Cooklng, all day; Exercise Class, 3: 15-3:45 p.m. Friday ~ Bingo, 1-2 p.m. Tuesday through Friday _ The center Is sponsoring a rummage sale, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m: each _day, come In and pick up some bargains. Apple butter wtU be avaDable on Friday and .thereafter at a cost of $3.50 per quart; It you bring In a replacement Jar the cost 1s $3. The following week will be a busy week at the center. On Thursday, Oct. U, the Meigs County Health Department wUI ·be giving flu Immunization at the center !or persons 60 arid over and hand!· , GALLIFOUS - Activities for capped persons, the cost Is 50 cents the week of Oct. 1-5 at the Senior for persons over 60 and $1 for Citizens Center located at 220 persons under 60. Later qn Thurs- Jackson Pike are as follows: day, the center Is sponsoring Monday, Oct. 1 - · Ceramics Candidates' Night. We will be Class, 9: 30 a.m.-noon; Chorus, 1-3 seiVlng a public dinner from 4: 30 to p.m. 6:30p.m., with candidates running Tuesday, Oct. 2- S.T.O.P. Class, for publlc office scheduled to speak 10:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, U: l5 ' --·----- _....-•·....-- ......... ~ ~­ .,. . ~ Wu S999 ht Our 1984 cat.1og • L11m to Write Your Own Computer P1og1Milln BASIC (lllrMI''I manu8l Included) • C Jtte So!twille Avllllllble for Edue81kht, GM!ea, GuiPhlcl, BudaMina, Word Pa. c 111lng llld lluchMore • 8111-ConiJ!ned Dnltla9 Unit F.....,..lllonltor, ~· Numeric KlvDIId, 181C Memory llld Ptlnttr fna.rt.ce • Ju . . . . ,. Jo!*wm Who IWibi!d 15 times llr '12 -)'aidap1ay1na 11r1t11 a IIIIer· glaiiCa,lia'a!ectlngatacUi.. 'lbeOraqem,enputtheUdllllone ol tbelr 111011t ltlrrlng upaets With lnblsleftWI1st;IOOI'edonr\msottwO 1:29 rematntng In the game as }'llldslntbetblnl~andtbfeelll fi!Qbadr Harold Gayden kn!fl!d Into the filial quarter. . tbeend-from1yardout. · · ~ · Orr,-8 fui!Mck, rpade . liyracule pulller Jim Fox.r an rut: bls fllitcareer start at tailback and ~hlsOWDendZIIII!astlmeranrutto I1ISblid fllrllll yards ctia 15 Ciin'les. 22J-pru!lll accountfor~'sflllalpliila, liyracule, amdous to Jet!E em Itself~ 111-6 klls to ~last · Hls51-yardiDrunplusJ~Wand's convenlon ga\'1! Texas a 7-o lead at 6: 42ot the t1rst pedod. a Savings Will ~ever Be Greater Tha.n Right· Just Look At The$e Tremendous Buys! ,. BUY DIRECT FRO"\ OUR WAREHOUSE· AND BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. . "· TRIPLE RECLINER Sale Price 519900 ' . REG. S400.00 $19900 Sale Price · ' SWIVEl ROCKING/RECLINER WITH MAGAZINE POCKET REG. S291.00 Sale Price 517900 Salt Price $9900 . - LARGE PLUSH RECLINER WITH MAGAZINE POCKET REG. S291.00 .. Sale price ' Wlth4:1lleftlntheseanlperlod. ~ with Banis on thltd-and-niDe tnan the Looghoms' ~ lte 1981. "9"111& game.· . 1&. Hiurls, a 212-(lOilllll !ql!onc.-e : Safety ROO Hobby, wbQ Inter· ttihtelld.caueblthefootbaDbehlnd ciepledap~S~IntheieLDodqUarter;· stroll&'safetyMichael14'dlcbatthe n!COVered a funible In thefoorth to' Texas'45andracedwith llfora 14-3 4!Jid amller~drtve. Tackle halftime lead. . TlmGreauadcedSundbergtwlce. Pl!nn State gill Its oo1y points on , ..._ .. . . _ . . . 'Nic:II:GancltaJIO'B :fi-yard field goal , EAST RI.J'lliER'FoRD, N.J. Jilteln theflrstperlod. Quarterback (~) ..,.. Teny Orr bolted 51~ · Doug Sltang was lifted after three ti' a tnoaclldolmand Todd Jlodllll! bit pes locllwlthjUBtnlneCOOIIJleiiOns bt WWiam HaniB with an 84-yard , 26J.liiSii& for ll3 yfl'ds. , $1790~ Other Small Herculon. Recliners At Sale Price . 57900 WE HAVE OVER 50 RECUIEIS 1• noel ' ; . DociRe M live play atll!r .,.,....... to bold Nelraska to Its loweR pOOrt total . •' . . asn- U..,t !\TLANTA (AP) - Subslltute tqlbol1101e f!dhck Chuck Easley !IOOI'ed 1111 a t-yanl p1unae W\th 33 llllC(IIQ! ·left Soturday to I!PYe No.l8 · ~ Tecb a 28-21 upEt vtcttJty aVe; No. U Clemson Ill an Atlaotlq, CoestCoalaeure football game. ' 1be Yellow Jackeb, :W, Gff to tlllilrbatllattln14yeers;rnoYtil!it yanJI In nile pays - aD Ill the ground - to SCD"e the winning . toiacbdownas the'ngers fell to2-2. Ttdl ·ckmlnated Clemllon and lliol!: a21-0iead at the haltbeblod the , P'IIJn&andnmnlng~quart.erbaek Jolm Dewben'y. J;lut the 'nilen roared ·baCk to SCD"e three twcbdowns, the last a 13-yanl pus fnali Mike EpPey to TeiTance Rnulhactotleltwlth10:361eft. . Easley, playing tor Keith GJanton, WbospalnedhlsshoUiderlnthe third pel'kxl, alternated with tanback ,Robert Lavette In the Y eUow. Jackets' winning drive. Easley had five carries In the march; Lavette, on four. David Bell booted flekf goals ~25 and 31 yards for Tech In the llrst. Glantonscoredonal-yardrunand ~passer! to Gary Wilkins fora1-yantrotocapTech's!ICOling QUJdt DODGE - Ualvenlly ef Tilleda"" he . pud Ed ........ (!lll) • I& Ollllt twvenl&y •M!Iw:lrer lee Mt.riGa, left, alld R· 1J Orldl (II) In the~ halL Clemsm, however, came back behind the passing of Eppley, who Clllllll'CIEd oo a 25-yard scoring strike to Richard Butler. Clemson pulled to within 21-.14 whet1 Steve Grl!ftn raced !II yards for another Judge kicks 3 field ·goals, extra point, OU ties Toledo score48!!eCOIIdsbttotheflnalperlod. CINCINNATI (AP) -A first-Inning fielding error by lbiiiOII center fielder Kevto Bass spadred a ~nm CIMdDaU rally ~ lielped rOolde pltdler Jay'I'IIJbn..,tldlfourlbltJ'al&blvlctolySaturdllyas the Redl defl!alld ~ 1. '1'111111, ~2, -tiered abllllta b' his third W'C 1 lie gallll! bl 14 111111. He ~ tour and slnll!l oot tbrelt, lolllii Ills •lllul wbi!ll Teny Publllanil1led lllnth biaqeJt 1a 111e 11111a Wllb - aut In tt. lint, ~ Roe ... &)a1 elf Houllall'l 11111111$ Joe Nlll!ro. ~12. 'DIM Plltlier' ~ 111111 c..r Cs'r ,·_ 118ed 1111 RBI cenler. Basi let tt. bd aet by hlrit .for an error, • Parlier.11amt IIIII C'Miei!o tp ddrd. ()edeno ICIII'ell 1111 W..,at Kla•Hrld'l ucdlb lly. . . ~ o!i I'M !liv n.ne Wlllla-, Klad•*' 111111 ROO 001er pve·tlle Redia nm Ill tbe birtiL _...._ t, W a. s' . .BOS'ION (AP) -Mille •a acatlered 12 bits ' aod becalne the Amerleao l..8cue's first...... .. '* "'""oa fl!lllle • Cal~dwbledlnanmafterYoungwashltby a pttdl bl the flrst•.The Orioles made It WIn the lllCOOIJonanRBidoublebyShelbybitBostontledthe ICill'e bt the third wilell Marty 8an'et1 and Mllre Euler bit RBI singles Jackson OOubled to put l!altlrrtore ahead to stay. Jldaitllllll Bamy ~~dQgled across a run In the III!Vmtb. Altll!r the Red Sox ICOCed a nm In the 8IYtlllh 011 Dwilltt Evans' sacrlfkl' fly, the Orioles adlled 11111nsuraDce ruo on Jbn Dwyer', bues-loaded wlnoerSalllrdayulbe~Ortlllndoliuedtbe ,ii•Mh1!~!1 off Oliu'lle Mltcbe!l. ByTbeAIII I I BAll' Army 13, Dulle • F4Jnbnlo31. S:lww:t l.b:k• " 17, Nebntllla 9 Thllll :Ill,Pam St.3 w. VIrginia :Ill, Plttsburgb lO IIOV'l'll Bowlbtg Green :r;, E. Mlclllgao 27 Michigan 14, ludlaM 6 Iowa 21., IUJno!s 16 MaJyland 38, Wllre Fon!st 11 Ohio u. .16, Toledo 16, tie VWidablt.Aaabama 21 ~ --­ TexasA&M?:l,ArkanluSt. 21 V'lrllllla :16, VlrJilnla Tech 23 'I teamatllOine, takemtheunbeatm Lo8 A118"1es Raiders, a tougll team anywben!, In cmeot tbelreyNatlonal FootbaD 1..eacue matchups Sunday. The Super BcMtl clt8lnplon RaidIn, who bave WIJII their last eight games, four this )'1!111', visit the Bl\&1001, who bave wm eight In a row at Mile lfl&h Stadium. · Denw!r eo.cb Dan Reeves, wiDe team ts 3-1, tald. "The Raiders n!811y OOII't bave any weakneiiS. 'Ibelrdefensemakesa MIDWDl' , I~ lbe Denver Bronals, a twgb Saturday's CoD~ football · scores I , .... JIDIIor Chris Judge Broncos-Raiders in key battle-.. . a••• I ~ ldcked three field goals and an extra Boston R8l Sox 6-3. BcMid<er, :.11, struck out one and didn't wa11c a batter In struggling to the victory. . 'lbe Orlolel ocmblned stx bits and live walks for three runsdflloston ilarter Bruce Hurst, 12-12. bt the fiBt live blliacs. 'Qiey added two mre runs oil . relleYer Jolll Henry Johnson. Ron Jadaot led B8ltlnlOI'e's 13-hlt altaek witb tiro . ~~ot:bls 111111 a *'lie 111111 two RBI. Mike Y011111t and JoPal Sbelby had two hits apiece. l ·· .•. . 5:41 On the clock. With 3: Ill left, Kev llrst downs to OU's JO. OhiOisldlethlsweek.NextBobcat Bole!' scored !'nan three yards out. game ts O£t. 13, at Central point here saturday afternoon -as Judge added the point from Michigan, aoo University and 1'oledo battled placement to a 16-l6Mid-AmerlcanConference In the SI!COIId pei'lod, Judge gridiron tie before 19,llJi fans. Falcmw 31, EMU %7 COIIIIECied on a 3!1-yanl field goal 1 Both the Bobcats and Rockets had BOWLING GREEN,Ohlo (AP) (3: 53) to give the Bobcats a 13-0 a chance towbt the game In the final advantage. lbe Meigs , graduate - Brtan Mcaure threw for 2112 period. Judge, who had already then hit a 25-yard three pointer with yards and three touchdown~, Je8G: scored lO points, missed. a 38:yard M:U left tn the game to I!PYe the lng BowUng Green to a :fi-27 Ylctllr)r. Saturday over Eastern Mlchlpn t(' fle!dpl att.emptthreemlnuteslnto llOine team a :16-0cushlon. the ftnal pertJd:OU threatened late, First Toledo !1001'1! came with 9:50 a Mid-American Conference foci. . :~ ', but was Intercepted. to go when A. J. Sager hit Eric baD game with~ total yards, Toledo's Dave Walker missed a Hutdllnson with :.)!Bl'll strike. BW 32'yard field goal with 17 seconds to P0w-e gill two more on a pass from CW 44,lolm Camli 8 play. . CLEVELAND (AP) -Quarta-. SteveMorganfortheextrapolnts. lbe tie left ou with a 2-2-1 season Wlth6:011eft, Toledoscoredagaln backFredDISantownpleted11!118J mark. Inside the MAC, the Bobcats wilell Morgao slammed over from of 10 passes tor 102 yards Solllrclay; remained unbeateo with a 2-0-1 the tiro.Glen Burch pa•aect to Sager Including touchdown patiS to : record. Toledo Is 2-0-1 overaD and , for the game-tyfng points.· Peter Walton and Dave Sluczynslll; .1-0-.1 inside the ronterence. Toledo totaled 338 yards (227 to keep Case Western Rei1esw Oblo University took a lO-Oleaclln passing and 91 rushing) wblle OU undefeated with a 44-8 \llct(ay cws the first period. First IICOI'ecameon managed 2!16 (172 passing and 84 John Carroll In nonooufl!taf!ClE • a 32-yard lleld goal by Judge wltll rushing). The Rockets cllalked upl2 college football. ATHENS - ,T ibbs cops fourth ln row, ·Boddicker gets -20th win u.e FLORAL ANTRON RECLINERS REG. S179.00 weelc. cameu'pwtthObe-lniPQiflllat .' l. ·, • • ·. Both ·teams -aed !nan the ~ \' . . ~with3-1uncds. :, We IMp A,. Furniture, Appliances, _Coal and Wood Heaters •d lllscellllneo• '. • IIIIiGlaa cornerback loba Ayres. (AP 25-yiftl ' iiii"'ttmn C11Ji!4,lirtw:k 11!11103-L •. ;f, .... Cl'aJg S.gwlyog Ill tl&bt elld Todd r ·, The N!tlaiO' Lions flaill*d tine fra!n, but.Syracuse c~ the aaP . times In the tldrll pen)d. Texas to 7-3 bef1lre halfiiJrie wtien DOn ; recovered twoli(lbemdeeplnPenn. McAulaY booted alN'yanlfleldgoB). Sta'tl! lenlbxy aiid'n!Dwk Jenaue .,... • e SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)- Quar· ~bqj pass as the ~-ranked lelbllck Totl4 Nqrley hit wide . J,.oogbJms ~four llrst·halt receiver Mike Siano with a.~yanl • bimiJVers.8Jij! wiiiPlled No.4 Penn tno""'d!IWD pasalo the third quarter Stare 28,1 ~ '· ._ as lllll'8llked Syracuee Uolven!lty . The ~ ·lltJ'IIIes. p1u$ a &lxdedNo.1·ranlredNebraska17-9 .-ut, bard-blllllllr<w-•buftlered bled' &E football Saturday. 1. 1'eldljagalnsttwoloteni/l!plkiwaDd 'lbeCGrobullletl bad lei! fJtm tile twQ lliltturnbi!J 111 'die ant balf aod 11.-.t ~ llll .the ~Eljtb ~a h1011edltereedr4,ta24.J:\!11State · ~... ... -- • ' 'AIIo pictured are Iowa pard "Nebraska upset; Tex~s in easy .wm over Peim State · .,.,. ~ . ... ""'"* 21·11. aa• Ullaalt ' _._ ....... . 1'11\.... ::,-:- ~ ..·.-o: early In thlrdauarter. · Malloly, one of two fiDIIB.~JncU•u• IOW-'f CITY, Iowa (AP) .Tailback Ronnie Harmon rushed for Hiumon scored Ida ftrst touch- Coach BW MaDory pla)'lna 'b' a career blgb 191 yards and scored down · on a 2-Yanl nm after Michigan, had st.arted tht .16 three touchdowns to lead Iowa to a teanunate Kirk Banka recovered rankedWolverlnee' flnaltouchd'IWII 21·16 victory over Jeague-leadlna Dllnols' IIUI'p'l8e Ollllde kick near drive lrl:rn their own :.yant IIDe DUnols In Big Ten Conference · mldtle!d at the start~ the game. early In the period. footbaU ~turday. The Hawlcey!!l marched 52 yardS 111 Harbaugh completed all f!JUr'o( F'ulJback Owen GW added ll5 five plays, all oo the ground. to get 1111 JlllliS attempts on that 111110. yards rushing, much of It In a key tbetoucbdownwlthonlyl:lli&meln acrambled once for an elallt·• Iowa dJ1ve late tn the game, as the the game. · • ' gain and l'tlCOvered 1111 own funlllle Hawkeys broke a two-game losing Iowa drove 59y~lnllpaysfor at the Indiana 16 to keep the dd\le. streak 111111 avenged a ~ 198S to touchdown midway through the i'Oini· • Dllnols last year. Iowa squared Its third quarter otter llllnW was · The Hoosiers, lo&b!l for die l3lh record at2-2overalland1·lln the Big stqlped lnChe8 a1mt ~a first down stralgbl · time to ~ lild Ten, wblle Wlnots fell to3-2and2-1. on a trurth·and-one altuation at the faDq- to 04 thts seuon, eot tbelr Hannon, a 196-pound Junior who Hawkeye41.Hamlon, who caught a only touchdown In the filurtll was a wide receiver for !he past two 24-yard pass Ill thlrd·and·12 to keep Quarter. years; scored his first two touch· thedriveao~D&.aweptlertendfrorn8 Three P"''£'1 by Steve Bradley OOwns foUoWing DUnols gambles yan!s c.~t for the score. · helped Indiana totheMichlpo 7i1J1!1 that hllcldlred. then ran 12 yards for MkNpa M, ' d n 8 Braadley eventuaUy ICllll'ed 011 a the g~Unchlng 'ID to CM> an BLOCNINGTON, Ind. (AP) -A 1·yardsneak. • il).yard drive that gave Iowa a 21·9 4-yard touchOOwn ~ tram Jim Indiana had a chance to ~ lead with 8 minutes, 46 seconds left. Harbaugh to Eddie G&m!tt; cap- again when Mlchlpn'a Jande Dllnols quartertJack Jack Tru· plngallknlnuteclrtvethatwaskept Mon1s tumbled at the Wolvellnn' deau completed II!Ven straight anve by ,an olllclal's Inadvertent :M lllldway throueh the ffn£1 passes following Hannon's last whistle, cllrtcll!!d Michigan's 1U quarter. The HD<Biers reacbed !be louchdown to key a 18-yardscorlng Big Ten Conference football victory Z'o!. hilt an offe~~~~lve piSI lnteJier.' drive and capped the march wfth a Soturdayover Indiana. ence penalty put them hack tott.all 3-yard Strike to Randy Grant in the lbe Hooslen!, lraUing 7-0 late In and Mark Rogers rniS8ed a fourth. back of the end zone with 6: 18 the third quarter, apparently bad downflePd"aoal•~ . rema.bdng. But with GW carrying stqlpedtheWcWerlnnatthe..yard Mlchlgan, DOW a:t,~ ~lfr'lDII six times fir 62 yards, Iowa drove line when a pasa by ~was and 2-6 In the BII'Tea, eot Ill tnan Ita own 16 to the Dllnols oue to broken liP In the end lillie. But the 'toucbdowD onal·)'IJ'd tlw by 1lalt run rut the clock. playwasmdllfledbytbt!ICDIMtal Pa-eyman onftl flntJ• ( l'a1a( Trudeau, who COII1pleted 26 ~ 33 early whl8tle and lfartJau8b bit the ganll!. ' pas15 for :m yards, also threw an . Gam!tt.far the toucbdowll 011 the The~ ....... to D-2111 tile 8-yanl touchdown JlllliS to Jeny nextPJay. . COJifennJE, suffenld tbelr altith Rial! tbat cut Iowa'& lead to 14-9 A pua lntelcq6D by Mllie IIJ'al&htioiiOIIa'twiJWICIII£,. ;. · .. dowD,....... ' ~""'''"':.::.:.~ ... • OVER TilE TOP - lewa 1 ' 1 ._. Bo ' . ...,._ . . . ....... ., IIJe n . Ill' for t1n1 -aa&e &e.aa Iowa~ cwei' FLATBACK REC . ....-_... . Iowa bounces·back; Michigan nips Indiana am REG. S3S9.00 • 30, 1'914 ' •·,•' '• Meigs area Bookmobile set SUPER SALE! START WITH ATRS-80® MODEL 4TODAY! Save•400 .•. . -..•--,·-. ,.;:1-:::-_,..., 5~ ........ - __... .. -. -· Section S.plwmb~r . · Gallia County charge. Mrs. Thomas explained It Is anticipated that · in-home family care costs which wtU be documented throughout the program, wtU be much lower than the approximate C05t of $1,500 per month for institutional care In Meigs County. "This project Is intended to demonstrate that long tenn quality health care of the e~rly can be provided by lamUy members in the home, delaylngthetlmewhencost)y nursing home care Is required," Mrs. Thomas con'cluded. She said that one of the most Important benefits of the demonstration project wtU be to develop a comprehensive tralntngpackageon ro;t-etfecttve, In-home care applicable not only In Meigs County, but other rural areas. POMEROY - Bookmobile service In Meigs County Is brought to you by the Meigs County Public Llbrary under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Mon· day, Oct. 1 - Burlingham (County Mobile Home Park), 3:35-4: C6 p.m.; Himisonvllle (Church) , 4:3:>5:00 p.m.; New Lima Road (one mlle south of Fort Meigs), 5: 15-6 p.m.; Rutland (Depot St.), 6: 40-8:.10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3 - Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's), 7: 25-7:55 p.m.; Rlggscrest /1-ddltlon, 8: .10-8: w p.m. 1t'ime•- i-eutineJ ' • lot~ their big plays ... OUenslvely, they pound yw up front, just wear you down.'' lbe Raiders are OOIIIIilaotf a33-:JJ am!back vlciDcy over San Diego Monday night, while the Broncos blanlred Kansas City 21-6 last Sunday. Marcua Allen, the Raiders' nmnlng back, IOOred four tlrnes agalnlt San Diego. Miami and San Fraocl!!oo are the only other Nn. teanul with 4-0 JeCOJdl, The DoPpblns visit St. Louis, 2-2, and the 49ers are llOine agalnlt Atlanta, 2-2. ' J . . ' \f I �. " f>Jige Pome10y Mid....,. C2-Thot Sunday Times-Sentinel .. --- - -· . - ~ SepttmiiiF 30, 19t4 Gallipolis, Ohio Peint Ph1111nt, W. V1. . - Meigs blanks.'Nelson~ille-York 27-0 for ·-third grid triumph · 'Fifth quarter' score earns Athens 20-20 tie at Gallipolis ball atterpenaltles,andlladseveral GAHS the aD-Important extra third touchdown from the~ (after 1::151eft In the third periOd. He was Three Bulldog receivers and a mixups with the chain gang along points. an Athem penalty) With 7: 17left. A talten to Hol2ler M!!dlcal Center by host of GAHS defenders batted It the side Unes. It took nearly three Athelia I1IIII'CIIed 51 .yanla Ill 10 Slooeto.JeUAUr!pwmpuiWUaood the EMS. Coach S.~ said It aroond twice. lA!onard tipped It, hours to canp1e1e the 48-mlnu~ plays with Dan Abdella ~ furthei!XIrJpolma llutwunullltled loalted Uke the 2t6 pomrd Haler then it !ell Into the anns ot Athens game.Therewerenllll'lft'OIISdelays from tlleltwlth?:i&lettiltbebalt. 'beca~~~e cit a .GAits penalty• •Tbe , llllrered tom knee ligaments. Flanker Bill Flnnearty. The score because of "~ulpment problems" , Flnl-.ty'slddunaltT"same play totheopp:citelldecttlle GAllS Ia 1-2-2 overall. Athenlll wastled~all.Athens,incredibleas and severalllml'outs fOI' "grwp" GAHS ~ ~ yvdlln U field ~ . the W1lfid ~ . ~QIItheseuoD. Galllpd1aplays ltmayseern,hadachancetowlnit. dlscuSIIoJlS by ofllclals, pillS 5001e plays.toao.-.tJ2.7on!lolle'sbr allillnd. • , · . Jnl!ltllnatiKmeFtiday.Athenlisat Blue Devil soplxJmore defensive injury tlmeouls. yarde!' with l:OIIeft In the half. A Then C4U11e tlle.an.l ot ~end Chris Howard, making his first Super Det ""'"" J'la.ys P81$.tor the extras fallllcl · . •ao«ber tyJKU 08--III·Athenl . StatlitlcS: varsity start, smashed through to When GAHS held Athens on the 1'llrrilna point prolllabl,y came ,fnrlbeU pine. • ""r, o block Flnnearty's would-be game BlueDevll41wlth3:29letttoplay,al) . e81iYinthetlllrllpertod.GAHStook · ......... H R' , P1 1 ' · G A winning conversion. GaUlpOUshadtodllwas"runouttbe thesecombalfkkt••&P""U"up · Skiae led GABS :w111n with • . ~~:::::::;:: ::::::::::::::::~ Walt! It stlll wasn't aver. The clock." Sl,lper defensive plays by a first doWn at,the rnlcinekl ~ )'U'dllllll~PauiO.IIildlllll · IAII,....- ........................... ,.·17 3 o!ficialshadcalled;motherpenalty, Blue Devils' Keith. Fellllre and ~KirtJa<:kiDft'l. llyardldckoff ' 16aildAIIdyHowardMinlUione ::..,~::::::::::::::::::::::~ ': their 18th (not' counting several 'Ib\IITI'lall Holliday had apparently refum. ~ · _. three 0 ( - P' I'C :IDr ~ ·. cu •....,........................, ....... ! s refused by both teams) of the long saved the day for GAHS at that W"'-Atll 1 a.. . _·~ (Ollie •oeplled). Atk!narlt tn•WI*d by ........ .. .......... :..... 1 _ encounter. point. Two GAHS pe!l8ltln. aDd a pus · lllld twu ratclllil b' 2:'\yardi,John , :::::"Y'::'lfi;.Jii.p;;i::::::::::::: • Pollee Eaeort Needed Gallipolis marched 27 yards and interception by .Mart Wllllall1l. StraJl~ ftl'·U., l'loys 1rom ocnmmail\' .............. ill 11t CouldltbeAthenswasgolngtoget · ·picked up two first cloWns to the AHSUnebacker (wmllldmpe:i£ilt wnu.ma plced' Ailiina' llttat'k ~~-:::::::;: ::::::::::::: : ~ . ~ anothers!xJt? Nope!Itwasagainst Bulldog36. Vlctorywaslnthefall of the Bulldog tacld8) ~up : wttll. l.le yanla .bl23 ~ ~ IAIIIumbloo .......................... o o Athens'Derti!CU'e. • , ·:~ , lllldld (l Oil u· caniea. l'l!naltles ................ , ............. 10-ts 1-111 the Bulldogsthlstime.Theo!flcJals aJr. had to be escorted to their locker Bang. Two !lve yard GAHS WU!lamscarrtedltblcktotbr14. Ne•wrt!r bad, -tllbi ~ ~ pus · - "'""~., ..j ....:;.;;:;: --·""'"""._111 t-UB • • No 11me Remaining room by city pollee as fans · and penalties, followed by a partially then !our cracka laees-, ~ put It 111 , CCJn'I'WJI • (one_ llttlelttfl*id~ t1:1r At....., ................................d 1 7 ~ ; • ·The · GAHS scoreboard clock coachestrommthsldescomplained blockedpunt(!lveyatder)retumed from the thrft ·wttl\:•l:36 k!tl. ~~andone'l'l;t:~IQI.Ied o.ntpolls................. ............6 6 0 8-41 ' showed no time· remaining. The bltterly,tomavall,averthegame's theballtoAHSwlthQlsecondsleft. FIDnetu1y's kick made \ 11 1•:12. 2lt ,)'Jidl in S A(~ from .: Blue Devil victory bell was sound- officiating. . · The 'Dogs, however, were 59 yards Athens. , ~,A~·!n59. · : !ng. Fans on both sides of the field "They took it ti-om thi! kids," trompaydirt,Wtthmtlmeoutsleft. After Gamble ~·s . 23-yel'd ' ....,, ; started home. Saunders said afte!' cooling oft. Mae~·'l1dl8 kldcoff return. GAHS 1i1arcbec1 !II · '11m ~lfaaiet', &.7 rSAIIS senlf;lr ·, However, it wasn't aver accord- "How can they pUt tlme back oo the· Athens ran nine plays dut1ng the yards In 11 plays, Slone 8COI'ed Ids , tadlle, 1\iftered a lea Injury with ~ ing to Head Referee Roger Barber clock? It's unbelievable," Saunders final 39 seconds (the officials put ~ (.Columbus Chapter, a resident of ' 'ALLG.udB added. three seconds back on at one point) . : Washington CH, formerly Glous· ,._, W' L T P OP Bulldog mentor Rlck Smlth said, The rest Is history. Cool ~ ........................ 5 0 0 142 II() ·• ter). The flnaloom had not sounded. 'We were uhable to contain their Itwasthetlrsttlebetweenthetwo lr<llil<lt, •.: ........................ t 1 0 M~ ,11 : Wilh no time remaining, Athens quarterback • . We had a COIIple schoolsslncethemld·19.lls. . ' . ~ , . . I ' Ro<k Lilli ................. .......... 3 1 1 • 12 : iiad one more shot from the GAHS let-downs. We're )liSt happy to get GAllS s.- Flnl POINT PLEASANT.-'- YJ1L111D1 Vlctoiy was till! Jllchlanders' . - r g .................... 320D10 ............. i... .-.. ,.: ........ 3 2 0 ._11ll : ~ This time, wl!h three AHS . outofherewitha tie." HuntiJICioo East took ~ ct lllliXid 111; a row alter lollnl Jhefr ~an GAHS drew first blood when QB Pl . l'louanl .............. ......... 2 3 0 • Ill • reeeivers spread to the tight, Todd Slone skirted tight end 47 several Pl. Pl!asant tumoven aDd llrlt tllree>prnes. ·East la-2-2111 Ill!! Jocboo ..................... ....... 2 3 0. M '1!\ .. ....... ....................... 2 3 0 • 113 : McAllister raced back and heaved a Penalttes hurt both teams~ Otfl· yards with 5:44 left in the flrst the result was · a :T-3 . Plcmeer PAC. Point Ple&sant..ls 1IQW 2-3 1Up!oy lloyd 'Cilunty ....... .......... ..... 3 4 0 ,liS IN : "haU Mary" aerial straight doWn clalshadahanl tlmeofrnarkliigthe period. A bad-snapfromcentercost Co::termce vtctory OVl.'l' thi! ·BII . ~; b!lt 0-3 in the~·· Gal!lpol~ ........... , ............... 1 2 2 ~ 19 Blacks on Sawiden Memorial Field Statlst:!r::!!: , ,. Athons ...........:.;·;"~·:., ...... O ·c I GIll) GALLIPOLIS - Visiting Athens found another way on Memorial Field Ftidaynlght "how not to lose a footbaU game" to arch-rival Gallipolis. ' The Bulldogs shocked some 2,500 shivering spectators with a "fifth quarter" score to tie Gallia Academy, ~ro. in the 1984 Sou· theastem Ohio League opener !or both schools. Apparent GAllS VIctory No, it wasn't an overtime battle. . The SEOAL and most Ohio schools . c19 not play "extra perlods" in ·.!ootbaU unless it's in the post-season • :playoffs. · ; • ;Coach Brent Saullders' yoongs~ ters had apparently held oU a ; furious last-minute Bulldog rally : when a Dave McAllister pass tospUt Chris Leonard was incorr1plete. lleld. ByKEmiW18ECtJP 'Dna R .4h+el SWf POMEROY Confronted . agalpsta "feastorfamine"defense, Mejgs ~ed tlie bli play as it rolled to a 27.() Tri-Valley Confer· encew)lloverNelsonvWe-Yorkhere Friday to make llomec:onitng activi- mimi• ties a success. The Buckeyes, now2-2in theTVC and 3-2 overaD, used a variety of bUI7es and stunts througboUt the · games, bllt the Marauders guessed ~t most of the night. . J: Meigs had quick scoring drives as ' Its paydlrt routes consisted of one, . tour, five, and six plays. The. . Marauders scored one touchdown in each of the tour quarter$. The Mar:luders, now 3-2 OVl.'l'aD and 3.1 In the TVC, struck Uke llg!!lning in the first period afte!' NelsonVille-York had given liP the baU 011 downs at the Meigs 29. 8ad<ed Five TlDIN · Quartemack Mike Chancey, wbp : survived five sacks by the Bucks' . bUtting IIDebacken, hit end Dan . 'Ibomasonthedeadrunwltha oomb : OVI!! the at the 4: 1:..~ w! ·..eM Area_grid Itt = ·standings Blacks lose, 7-3 ,.:. ·. wtnnlngstreak, wasequallylmpres- . Me!gslead. . TaUback Bl1ld Robinson, who stve Iran hla middle tplllnl slot · scored two twchdownl aDd rushed where he sllfgle-~ kept a for 90 yards oo 16carrles, zig-zagged N-Y offense off balance. Robinson hlsway90yardsrappinaatour-play had n ILilio taclcles 8lld sat up Uvtng quarters In the lllicii4!Ye backfield. 69-yanl Meigs drive tor Its second ' · Gheen, wlxJ was the only Ma· quatier slx-polnter.JacldeWellrer's 28-yanl pass reception was the big rauder With as many as two receptloru:, 8llll ~ Mark play during the drive. In the third period, Mel&&' Huey Hammond~ followed with six l!lek· Eason intercepted a Eat1ch Dean lei each. Butch Sdlel. Pa~ Dalley, and Wellter 8(lded !our each. pass and returned It 12 yards to the Meigs Cbach Charlel Chancey, N-Y 23. ChanceySIIEaked in from the one ·with 59 set'OIIds left. The drive wlxJ 1181 LIIM!I' lost to NelloJtVWe. york ill !lve meetlnp, SIIIT1ll1l!d liP had been kept aUve when Chancey . toundendScotGIIeenforl3yardsoo hla ~- per:tormance. a third and eight sltllatlon. · "I thoullltourdefenlel)layedreal well atterthat.kliliNellonvllle-york . Midway in the 11na1 period, N-Y ilmvf to the Meigs 36 where tt . drive(~' eeoolld II'JY!-'on). It was a team eUort, eapeclally torfelted the ball Oil down&. Five, playsl!lter, Roblnlonscoredfrorn11 since we j;llayed tor the most part yards out. Molt of the yardage ·Witlllut Nick Blllh and TonY Welch. durin& tlle quick drive came on a • 1 think we p!ayed weD and made _very tew mistaket::' ~yard aerial fl'<m Chancey to Nelsmvllle-York Ctlach Dave Gheetl. On the PAT, Chancey's pass . Bolton liked tJJe play ~ Melp, but b>unced oft hla Intended receiver was disappointed In hll team's act. and into. Welker's hands fur the "After MelgB ICIJI'I!d tbe first time, conversion. we JUit stood arotl1ld. Not taking RoiJIMon lnliPI 've ~ woo has LLCOnd teWI1 • anytldng from Melp beclnee they . touchduwnl In Melp' .lbrai-SIIIIIe play fOOd tooti:IU, but we did not play well at all," COfllm!lllted. Boeton. ~~ the ball - . I Urnes, lncludlngthn!einl.em!pt1lllls deep In ~ terrtt0ey that ldlled III!Yl'l'lll Big Blackl:' ICU1Jig threets. 'lbl! PPHS' defalle tlra!d HEllS llut the 111rn1M!rS, IM!'\'81 otrensefalledtocapl~mostct . thoeeoppoL111nlt!es " . . Ty Phillips and David .J'Itpe!obrink teamed up on a 29-yard twdlduwn late In the fourth pass qurter tor Huntington Easf!s · ''""""'~·~ " -...... ~~~. . 'lbl! Big Blacks spent IIIOtSI ~the first haU in the Hlghlanders' ll!n'ltoty. • ttdcz .a;, r . -: · , % .-:,.. ........... ., ..~ .....:~ ..... . ~=~:.:::·::::: ::::: ::::;::::::~~ Not '" seYettdmes. - NeiMDYIJie.York drolle inSide the twice. First~ TVCgrid standings - .s nr.t-... ........... ., .... .............. 8 RllliilnC ................... ................. 4 9 3 ......... : ............... 2 3 0 • 1 I 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 o 3 0 • o 4 0 13041675-2360 . 118 1l • :II 311 23 31 53 !58 62 M • 0 1'l'1 ,_.MLLI!r -Weit 31lloyil Couiity 12 ' w-...o~-.vortc How they~ · 311 Ripley 6 COI.JJMBlS. <tio tAP) - Hdw 1be IIOpnnw CJNa 111111 ..... lbDIIIII ..... fnd: " d ... ,.,._. • • G..-A.U. ~~-. foOII.-~ uii!A*6<1. _... ---... . -·c 2. s.oo. 2 . . .. belli 8pa ,.... .- .Nor1bJWI. lWimO _ _.._,..,_ at Y(ll......-n Ul'lllllt Sdlrdly. .__w_____ _ Numlllrollddaltls ............ ......... 2 . 2'• Yan:..wlrqo .......:.. ., .......... IIIHiO !11-«J '· u.n:nJackiOn9 o.ti- l i t ' 5 ion: '' Ironton at Gautpolts . PPHS ...... .:: ............. ..........,.0 3 . 0 0=3 J- ' · ~ !Udwanl, ...., ...,.... Td ISIIII'dly. .._.,., 5-00. bnr War· ~.PL. ,......_,.... I. Y Atbenl at Marietta at PurtliliiWIIl ' 1. .._. Ll*e Cadi;Jik, c.o.o,· biNI! ~ Oililrll ~ 30-7. ._ u.__ _2tJl ..._ & ,_ WIMU:__ ..... MoO. bNI .....,. ..... . 7 SM.'a.t TcildD t:JreW.- • • ··--· - ...... :Applications Must · Be Received For ~eglstration No Later Than October 1st • -·t Pre- Reena- Dopa.-1 •Dd ~llleioo Nolll.-1. dlvloloaof ,nUI•U•It•Nat-.1. 111'0NI\IORED BY: Clly ol Polal ; ; The CORREcr ENTRY FEE mUll """""""'ny eaeh appllealkll • FrVE DOLLARS (.1.00) if received by Oetober 1, 11114, or SEVEN , Jl()U.ARS(fi .OO) lfreoelvedbelore h.m.onlheclay ollhe RACE. Send .:heck or money order to : CITY CF FOINT PlEASANT mSTANCE ' ·RUN, 400VIandStreet, PolntPieannt, WVZHIIO. • 1 ' . Fishing Aslloclatlon Tournament recently. The competition was held at . Cincinnati on the Ohlo Rlver. Brown and Barber clinched the first place position with a catch totalling 10 pounds eight ounces or bass. 'Ibelr victory quaDfled them World Teain championship tournato partlcpate in the Western Bass =~~ ;'g'::t 1~tn! all~~-~=:::.~ptourna- *** ...,, ......, ...... NAME:=---=-=-=-=-=-=--==-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=- '"'"' ADDR~'===-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=--==-=--1 DAY COMMmEE TH~NKS ALL OF YOU FOI · HELPING. MAKE THE -1984 "FARM CITY~ D .'A.Y" A HUGE SUCCESS•••• _. • flta•J (CoBq:eRuBBenSbouldUai.,_AtWretJ) AGEASOFOCI'OBEft13,1 . . ~1 ' ' ~ ' . . . . --~-. Ollrtel ' - • • T-S:URTSIZE(circleoae'-)_ _,s ~ EVENT f etrrle- L , _ I lillie M IK L .. liK ' Pvinl Ple-1 Dlot.nce/,_R_ AWIIrd.D ivlota. ' FEMALE MALE 1 A.. llaDCIUnder A&e1tlllldl1llder ABtZIIIadUader · qellaDCIUllder A&eStaDCIUDder A&ellaDdlhl<l« AcettaadOVer A&ettaadOVer WAVIER: ( - b e alpoodllyMioletear bJpu-eat..- -~II .....) 1n con.slderatlon of the acceptance or I'IIY ..try In the 11i4 Pomt , Plea•nt Dlst.nce F ... Run, 1, the .-ralped, lnll!adin& tel be lei•IIY ' bound hereby. waive and nleue IGr mJMif, my helra, -..-.anoia~ "t ministr•~. any and aU r11JaU and c:..lnw for claQiala, demandl and any otheraction.s - - · wllldll....,. haveapinlotlhea(Toii'Oiat Plea•nt ·and Ita _..,.... 1tie volunteer medlclll " - ' • all J)U'• lidJfalin« oupporter4 and IIi. . entltlel, ••-ntau-• .,... a =and aatsn•. arlainll wl of my JPIII'lldpliUon in IIIIa event. lni:L~ allY and alllnj urta aDCIU:ne-llllrend toy me u • reaall of my pmtlolpllll•ln this event. I verify tlillt I have luU llnowlodp ol the rltiors ofllillra~ ani the t'lakllnwl...,.. in pa~UDn, and tilllt I am ph711cloUJ' f t t - haft lllfflciently tratned far •-uu . .taon ollhlo ....nt. lreatiM 111111- diN! • ' port r... thla - 'WIU c - prlmarlb' ol volunteer m 1'"'t pe: .. • prepared to-lolarftntaloJ~-Ia&llnce•lontt 11M otthe llnl.ttUne. ....,._.nd ' A~ '-==-=-~=-=-=-=-=-~~~~--~~~ • : PARENTORGUAJIQIAN: --=------=--==-=-- -.c-..- ~lrrr~~~niN~~~ON,~;:~i,;~:;~~:i~~~--, TIME: IK,Iill...,llllle..rlttt. 11••-· COUIIILB• ...0-n.t.-pe....t _ _... •• •1-......... ...,.. ......11.1.-llllle--.Aida1 .• - ' ' ...: I Fri. 'til I p.11. Tuts .. Wtd .. Thrl. I Sit. -tiiiUUt,.n 'IH 5 .• . SWIMMING POOL OWNERS . WINTEI COVEIS · INGROUND ABOVE GROUND 11' ROUIMI ................. 1 11.00 11x32 ..................... •141.00 11' ROUIMI .. .:.......... ... '11.00 11x31 ..................... '111.00 21' ROUNI .:.... .. ,........ '11.00 1lx40 ..................... '173.00 24' Round .... ............. 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Dan'• ................. .................................. :M ~ ~- ..................... ................ :1) roancls ·~~1. .. 21.-». 4-14, .... ., - a . . n - 7-7. I, 1nJat. 4-i.e, 1:11!111 22. • Pirates a 1-0advantage. • WIIIL2:101eftlntl:equarter,aeulor 11:1 lite HaWutookatumover:x> yards into the l!lilbuJE. Foreman's klekfortheextrapointwasgood,the · 93lleturdreadl«J. NG employed a passing game to good advantage, as lltecorded 62 ' yards, while HamUn had 22. The Pirates were whistled elght times for 8l yards by olftcials. and the OOsts lost«< yards 00 !our cans. 'lbl! Plralel return to their borne field Ftiday tor the school's home- .... __ ' ~ Gllrks 1 llojlt. II, - Female 1 by Co-CaptaJns Joe Moore · ~ Local bowling . ' ' " THESE PEOPLE PlfOVIDED FI"ANCIAL SUPPORT AND/OR .DONATED PRODUCTS: . ' • I c " ' " ' ...... ,..,. . .... , I Cltv I ., TIJE,FARM '. <PleueType or PriDtia IIIII) ~ rr~::~===~=~;;~:~:====~;:;, ment will take place at Truman LakenearWarsaw,Mo,onNov. 2-3. . • • • • NO JlEII'tJND8 • . Pw•• ... 1, ~- ~~r BrianHawks.Eacbhadlltac".... Hamlin, ·down to 17 players enterlngthegame, was fired up by a llorneCOmlngcrowd and succeeded In keeping NG from scoring tluwgbout the first hal!. But the Pirates 011tdlstaneed their hosts In ' t69vlc\ory~HamllnaDdepartments. NG's fifth trtumph of the season, During the first hal!, HamUn's :And its last non·~ encounter, was held to Just 19 Yards wb11e NG ' left the Pirates Wlbeaten. North netted 137 yards rushing. :Gallia faces Hannan Trace at borne In the third quarter, the PltateS ;Friday In the SVAC ~for both llnally took Cll!Lt!'ol. The Ohioans , schools. fumbled oo thelr first pc II essloft, caning. A boo!lre and parade will : Pirate senior Mark Foreman led but on the next series, For-eman be held at llle school 'Iburllday, ~ North Gallia 1D rushing Wlth 119 broke loo5e at 7: 24 and sprinted !iO of!!cl~lssald Statistics: : yards on 14 carries. 'lbl! defense, • Yards for the first truchdown. His ••-.. 'agalnplaylngatoughgame,wasled kiCk lor the extra point gave .the ---=---~----~~:-=-==-:=-=-=-=-=--=--=--, , D 1 NO II2 ':_ 1'" Flnt-................................. 'Y-""""w ........................... rna l! pill&,....,,... too• in. On>IIP. - · "t. Allrca ...... • "•ry, 4:-J.G, ... Tdedo._,.IU. 5. I lito $.G4J. bat FNii- HAMLIN, W.Va. - Hamlin's ' reputation for playing a tough ' ftxlbaD game cmtlnued here Frl· •day night as tJ11! West VirglnJans '!ought gallanUy before dropping a :14-GdecislontovtsltlngNorthGaDla. : On a ralp-.-ed field one year ·ago (Sept. :Jl) the PlrateslntUcteda MITCIIEU.. RUNS WIDE - PGI::t 'I 11 1 Ullttlell Durell MllcbeU (tO) 1'11111 wide Bait's Ty .,.._ (14) • FrttlaJ n!pt'o ......... pme IIi Pilat PI * ._. lllr fumbles ud -~::~en piiOIIIIti- pe 1111111 a 'W ~.. 2 c1cMir, Light camel metalLic with contrasting vinyl Interior, vinyl top, VI engine, J>9Wer 1toertng and brakes, air 1m stereo, radiallireund lust4f,000mllea. Nice locally DWIIIOdtradOr; .....t ' ;Pir~tes slip by Hamlin, 1.4-0 . """' 4*4111 l Ntt.-York ........................... 0 0 0 0, 0 Melp .. .. .... . .. .. .. .. ... .. .. . .. .....' 8 8 11;-;31 -~­ CA ROLL S:itOWDEN · 4l7 Second I've. Ga5Lipells, 011. · ' PIIOM446 LIM Clarence Bartler, both It Cheshire, placed .first In the Western Bass '-2 Wama ot ,_111-lfocldn& M<dp I I - C<only ~ Point Pleasant, WV,~SSSO .,_..., Belpreol- --11<1. .. ........ - -,...... CHESHIRE - Tony Brown and 2 Folmbleo/ l.oet ..................... 2~ AJeiWidor H WeUotan 0 .n tmilJe S1 F-11-llocilinl 0 MDJoratW..--.x(pia)'Od S.tunlay nilbll . ,· SatUrday, Octo'ber~,l91M Paulnl, ............................ ~ 124'-2 Punts ..... ,................ ?-2:8 (34.1) t-It! (311:0) l'l!na1Ueo6-40 ().() . Metp f i - Y o r l < 0 2. 9lt ·bass cl888ic ·~ m • iLIA Belin 2S ~County 0 ~-01_..,_ Pleasant Distance/Fun Run . . ....................... 88 'II G ~~· Pto)'OII S.tunlay Nilbt X • WINt 564 ~oint . n.~~hlnSJ Yardl pa.sstng .................... w TOIAl yoMI .... .......... .......... 242 Ill 111• . _ - - ~ ... ~~. . ......~ Qualify for ardl N·Y • 11 • "97 - ....- ... w-............... :.......:.... Athenl :II GalJipoil& :1) 1_.., (•) on 1MB plar Ill Frlcla,y'l ~c ani !lit • MaDWilal FleW. Tile pme elided lD a INI tie. OepldliiiM . M Firat downo ................ ,........ J w................................... 3 ,o o .a • Trim5oLe ............................ 3 Metp ............................... 3 -YDI1< ................ 2 .. :...................... 2 ML!Ier-x ............................. 1 VIa""' C<onty ............. :.... .. I 0 Fttlerll-_,. ................ 0 u.n at Beaclicrolt • ;'LEONARD IIBOVGIR DOWN -~-eq Waillon.(kl Jllrlnp down Athenl' .... tiiC1. Cllrte · ' ('IVC o - o.:,. WLTPOP Belpro ........; ..................... 4 0 0 111 'l1 L'u15n8 ..................................... 4 6 l'l!naltloo,yards .: ...... ..., ............ t-:lli 11«1 Jacbon ..........................,. 0 1 0 ' 21 ~- ............... .... .......... ].) fMI Pun.._l'W*,............. ........ ..... !l-!3i !l-IM !Z!Id!D AYI!i'aae.,...............:..... ., ........ :I&.B , · 31 . ........,..• ...s..: ' HEHS ..............,.. j"'""""'""'O• 0 Of 1-1 .. .. agalnlt Wellston. StatisticS: - SIOO.U.ONLY Teoun WLTP ... ironton ............................. I 0 0 42 0 Galltpoil&............... :.......... . 0 0 I :ll II A-.. ...., ......................... 0 Q 1 :ll :ll , LaP• .......................:....... } 1 0 . 21 5h' . 196 Tb4at-.............. .... .......... 12R .road Friday Coonty w-............................ W1iee1ors1JurR :ll Wawrly 7 R. 1 bitS . the Vinton Net.llnv1lle-York returns ML!Ior-x ....:..........,............. I 3 O· 1!1 IN 0 5 o :rr u. f'ttlerll-HocidDI ................ 0 5 0 0 14'1 -22 ~ It Meigs against Ho--.Ycrl< ................ 3 2 0 81 II VllitOII c.unty .................... 2 3 0 II «< Huntm,ton Ealt 7 Pt. P1easant 3' Coal Grove :r; Ook IOU 7 '~ y"""' ................................. !!8 Piwes a~ ........................ 19 I.'Oft1llLOied ........ ............... 5 lntttt¥J*d ............ .................... 3 Tolal . - ~ pLays ................ eo was in til!! first quarter to the 23and In the wanllla minutes or the !oorth ~ to the 17. Both times the Bucks were siopp!d on downs. The lhlltollt wu Melp' llrst ·wldtewasll since Ita 35-0 w1n aver Mlller eerly In 11183. 'lbl! Marallders l!llve now WOII l5eYt!ll flOIISf!CIItlve pmea at l',farauder Stadium, dalini back to a :11).0 loea to Jackaon tp1982. . On llaMII'r!day 'IVCiifANIIINOdl (.U-1 WLTPOP Belpro ..... ......................... ~ (j 0 li6 41 Wlllftii·X ..... ...................... 0 0 n 21 Trtrnbll .................... ........ 3 2 0 117 '18 Metp ............................... 3 2 Olm 41 ~poolie'l'I~HHI7 9!1 . MelD~ only N•IIOAL~ .· lroiit. . . ·Me!P E1lldency marlfed the offense .. they garnered llut etPt first dowllll while having to punt n. ... · () The Sunday Timet-S.ntinei-Page C3 Pomeroy Micldlep011 Gallipolis, Ohio Point Plla~«~t, W. Va. September 30, 1984 .. .• I, p.l'niJ �30, 1914 . ;. Ohio Paint PleaiGOt, W.Va. "'-;. Eastern stuns Vinson, 30-28 wo.an despite By S(X)Tf Its ~ -3 record and .. •' lmllOI'IBnt tumble rerovecy by RonnleHensley. an oftetlse oriented 8eCOIId . ' , quarter,EHSexplodedlntothelead ona64yardBJsaell-to-Bisaellpassat the 2: 46 rnark.EHS led 1U. . When It looked Uke EHS wooJd take a comfortable lead to the locker • · ' twrn at the baH, the Tigers growled another time and reached the endzone on a 25 yard Bo ~r-toLucaspasswlthjust52secondsle!t In the baH. Jet,t AUen grabbed the PAT pass as VInson took the 1614 • •· lead . . ,, QuJcl! Score Scoring quickly In the thlrd quarter, Huntington ~ de- '11me8Se c~ieiSWI lnexperlen~. EAST MEIGS - "They'll be Trench Do&ftaht talking about this one for a long :Friday was no exception as a time", said one jubilant Eastern dog!lgllt developed In the trenches, Eagle ran after the Eagles scored a resulting In a scoreless first quarter. stunning 00.28 cune-trom·behlnd Huntington got on the scoreboard victory over the Huntington-Vinson early In the second frame ,complet· Tigers here Friday evening. lng a dr1ve that started In the Tra.Uing 28-22 with just 2: !llle!t In opening frame. Completing the the game, the "Bissell Brother's 12-play drive In 4:02 minutes, WrecklngCrew" went to·workfor haHback Bcyan Ash squirted Into the fourth time 1n the game as tile endzone at the 11:58 mark with quarteroack Royce Bissen bit GregLucasaddlngthePATrun,the 1 youngel' brother, Brent, In the · . score 8-0. . en~ne tor the tying points, then . Eastern quickly retaliated, tying added the game-winning> PAT on a the ~re at the 9:12 mark on a pass to Kevin Morris. 5·yard run by R,Bissell and PA,T by ln more than dramatic fashion Brent. The play was set up bY an (Continued on Eastern boosted Its record tQ 2-3, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ whlle Huntington fell to the ~e 2·3 In .. r,;;;;;;;;;;:;;·;;;;:;;;;· '' . mark. Only a treslunan, a babe In the ranks of high school football, Brent Bissen ts quickly making a namefor himself. He tallied three TO Special receptlonsandcaughttwo~tor I' COMMANDER spun alumlnilm dish w.ith Thi Janiel Receiver 100 degree LNA completely illltallld. · 212 yards, added two, two-polntPAT Friday's scores WhJtet\all.J5, ~Wan" :l) wwaro 11. Calm 21 Wlndham 10, Root:stawn 7 W\ntem1llt' 29. BeUAlre "'ll W()(d;lk>ld 4), Frontif'r 8 WOOStf'T' Jl, qe. Adams 22 Worfhlngtat 2'1, Col. W£>Stland 14 · Wynton:l 6. Carf"/ 0 YC)Jnp East 2fl. Hubbard !2 YOI.Inas, M~ 7, WaJTl'l1 Hanlng 6 '(auags. RayEn JT, Beaver Local 0 receptions, 40-plus yards rushing, and added seven tackles and one Interception, for a very Impressive shoWing. Royce Bissen, No.lln the Bissell's one-two punch, a junior, ccmpleled 11 of 25 passes for 200 yards; ran six times tor 8l yards, scored one touchdown a.nQ passed tor three · others, while leadtog the ,EasteJ:n, J defensive attack with 13 tackles,. another set of fine statistics . . "r . ' Playtngoneofthearea'stoughest stngje ''A" schedules, (C)ppOillin'ts total record 13-6 ·before Friday) Eastern hils plllyed good llall $1695°0 I•' "R..,.,.,. !•N ,'"''" .... '·· ' - . •'. r , ' .. . .. ' . ..... ~ ." -' HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS . -. ' . ' Satelite S.ptember 30, 1984 Pom-y Middleport;-Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page Wahama White Falcons ·edge fu-ed-up Southern ·team, 14-8 ' ~~ . &~·--u""'.,...8TAfF . F ~rode Wabama White a pWlng arm of '!l: :::::.\=-.from Junior quarterback JelfBamltz and ~.~v:.~ a ,..,......., team here Friday nleht In unbeafal strtna lntatt 110rnecanlni victory· keeping With a 14-8 Just blitore the half ended the White Fakons marched to the Southern two Yard line after .a 14 Ylrd run by Eddie Starcber only to lo6e the first ol three fumbles on the night to kill the threat. l.l1n& Score Mldway~thetblrdquarter Wabama lcored IU 111'11.Uiuchdown When Bamltz found Todd Gress wasBoydNorthropwlthUtackles; Rogl!rRoachandRodneyLongwltb 10 each; ~ s~ wtth nlbe and Mike Wolfe with~ Southern 0eren11ve were' Jimmy Wolfe; Kelly Gl1ll!ller aiid Scott Wlcjillne along With the entire tront HneoftbeTornadodefenseln holding Wahama to just 40 yards · -.. ·-~. . ' ,. --1 : . -}lEEKS YARDAGE - SoUunm.tem•s WlllllaWop heads upftdd . r cWmg the HJsblllnder's ~rout of Hannan Friday. Ha1!!1op gained%'/ )'Vds on the play and carried the balllllmes for 61 yards against the Wlldcall' He alllo retumed a punt 85 yards for 8outitwestem's -~~~ . ~ ID the 11rst quarter. Providing pntectloo are Jeff CGx (72) 41111 Jimmy Jelfers (88). • ; ·; By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'I • • lbnes.Sentlnel Stall • • PATRIOT Southwestern ~!'lid on five of six first half poiJSesstons then coasted to a 5IUl tqil~g victory over Hannan, w.va.. here Friday night. !•we plllyed very wen In the first luQf:• Highlander coach Jack .'lames said. "The backs ran bard ~ ii)e olfenslve and defensive lines rofttfoUed the line of scrtnunage. '' ' ~thweStern took the opening ldciiolf and drove 56 yards In nine ~with Jim Burnett capping the ~on a seven·yard run wtth8: 16 te(t!J! the first quarter. Big plays In t~~e:ctrtve Included an 11-yard third ddm run by Tim Burnett and a nine y~ gallop by Jim Burnett. The extra point run failed. : ,After gaining two yards on three pllys, the Wildcats punted and Will !tii!Jlop fielded the ban on blsown 15 8lld -galloped 85 yards down the left ,, on Save 1 .60 LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities sion of Ohio ha s set hearing Case No. EFC . lo review the Commis· for public 84·12-EL· luel pro- curement practices policies of Columbus and and 5.97 ~ Our Reg. 7.57 Pkg. 013 SateMite Points Save 2.30, lave •2 4.97 4.97 ~·R~.6.97 Our 7.27 Pkg. Pkg. Of Slear Super RazorheacP Fit any "Converta" arrow. Sa;:v:e~.-J.!..-"~Co~nv;:e:rt:a:·:~b:_road:=~h_:ead:::!po~ln~t.:..--~-~·~·~c~onve~~!f=a~"~olhe=='!":•=el~blade~=·~·- Soulhern Ohio Elecuic Com- •• .' . tric Fuel Component. and related matters . This hear ing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday. October 3. t984 at the ofl ices of the Public Ulilities Commission. 180 East Broad Street . Columbus . Ohio 432t5. Ail interested parties will be given an opportun11y to be heard. (jtarter. The Highlanders conv)!t!ed theextrapolntonapassfrom Jli!f,Burleson to Jimmy J.,uers. ' :;Atter losing two yards on three pljlys In Its next possession, Hannan ~In punted and Southwestern dliJve 72 yards In 12 plays with Tim Further information may be oblained by contact· ..... Seve•& 9 97 e ~ Our 15.97 Pkg. Pkg. Of 3 Camo~lhatt Arrows Como shalt; bloc~ fletching. ~ Save•2 797 • Pkg.of3 OUr Reg. 9.97 "'hme ...,.,.. Munllng Arrows Aluminum; multlcolor cresting. 30". 2.97 . •• ...... ..... ....... ••• ~. • w ... ~,..~ .. ... ··, ..... ••• ..._ ~" · • •. ...... ...:....:-~~.'. .; two consecutive games with more than yanls total tus111ng yardage Play KC ~x& . ..... ''~'re· out·to . earn your·business!" -· Secrelary .. ''• ZEREX· ANTI FREEZE 446-2362 Bearings Pump Seals Capacitors Brushes Couplin1s Pulleys • Battery Charcers Small Welders Motor Controls AUIOMOIIYE ELEC. IEPAII: • Highlander drive. "We're Improving from week to week," James said. '"!be defense . ~ looked sharp In the first half, biwtWI!'IIIIIbavealoogwayto&O." J Starters Troubleshoot Wirirna baU to Parlaer, who9e thi'oW to Glllden_eesllybeatPuhltotheplate. ' ''The bllll tJt tlle 111!11111 Col the artllldal turf) and came right ~at · lll!," Gulden said. ''It wasn't an error.'' . The run Pill Houston abead i-3, and Alllby made sure II. the v1cto1y with a IWOQJt bonll'!', hlsthlrdolthe r1&bt tlelcler Daft! Pad!er. Lillis · flpred that evea If the Clnci-U Rall'llllltleldB gutolla ·strooa thrOW as t'lqlel'ted, lldligs couldao Wl'lllll· . "He jlllt tbrew me afalllballdown "'le's aut Ill malle a aood throw, alld the catdler ' - to calch It IIIII\. the~:· Albby181d. ''Tobefalr with IIIRI. be's beal successful riialat the tag,'' Llllll..td, 1be Redlau.tled Cllb' tile front al*lnRJMwllb tllatpttdl." . Tilt Artnll bid a cbure ID win It . . r1 the lqllllllllll Friday llllbL - Save sa ll.9 1· or 2·pc. CGmoulklge lultl Sturdy coHon duck; assorted sizes. Save f.09 Re~ 24.97 ·24"Lifll\iWelfllitiMrTartet 18.8 Weight under 10 Ill. With atancl. 4. ·, Janies said be was lmpri!sle_d with =~::::::::::::::::: : : : :J ~ SALES: ., Industrial V-Belts · Lawn lower V-Belts · Automotive V-Belts · Electric Motors , Fan Blades ·:·· Fuses '• ·Regulators SALE PRICE 324 Gal. Continued from C-4 the second team defmse. "TTiey got themlelvelln eomebolell, but IIIey worked tbemlelves out ol them and . did a good joti," he said. center. Jim Burnett Jed the HlgbJander •• After an exdlange of punts;·.. Offense wtth 1'l0 yards m 24 carries Slluth\W!Siem recoYI!I'ed a fumble · and, three touchdowns. Tim Burnett llY Hannan's 11gter Wilson and canied!lltlmeslor100yards,wblle rnarched40yardslnalneplays.Ttm WU!Halslqlchlppedlnwl.thfilyards ~punched the ball ewer from oo 11 canles. Oie one with 2:03 remaining In the Offensively for Hannan, Gtnny liBit. Jeffers caught the extJ:a point Adkins and Mike Wilson eaciiP.Us frml &rleson and the Jflgh- gained two yards rushing. . The tander.s led $-0 at the half. Wildcat WOI'IIMrse, Tigl>r Wilson, the first baH. the Highlanders carried the ball six times for ·25 flllled up 225 yards In total of1eJse yards. The Wildcats canpJeted 8 8lld held the Wildcats to ·26 yard9. passes In 17 attempts.DevlnCcarad .: ScANal•llllnl 11 Its caughtflveballslor31yanlsandthe : After a SCOJelm third quarter, quarterback,JimAklns,caughttwo file Highlanders 8COI'I!d 1111 the haltback-optlon pasees from Tiger t!cond play of the fourth quarter. Wilson Cor 21·yards. ~ Burnett's 40 yard run CliP]!ed a Face v st a Next ~ play, 46 yard dr1Ye. The extra The Hlghlanden, 1m' 2..3, will )!!ilntpalllltrim~toHalslop play· at home next Friday against W..oomplel~andthe~ Eastern. The loss drops Hannan's ied «Wwtth 11:18 remaining tn the reconl toG-5. ilame. ,. · SutiStlcs: ~ Ha,nnan then mounted. Its 11105t - l sw t1l1oul clriw, gaining l) yard9 In ............. 16 Yanll nas~t~o~~ ............. .............. :a; :HJ tfve plays, b!lt a penalty tweed the Yanll _.... ..... ·· ·· · ......... ··.... ·· 'Ill :II ytlldcau to punt. Tolu vanlltl<' ................... ........ 44 m 12 The HJa!Under's oewnd strtng p..,.. • ._ed ...................... 17 ....................... R 6 olleuoe capped the l)iD1ng. march· -rompleled tn~L£PG08S .......... ................... 0 1 lnl 75 yards 00 13 plays with Andy Halalop acorlng from the two with 4:11 rernllnlng In• the game. H:..U.. ... ~:..................... 0 0 0 ~ 0 Halslop. a sopbonae, CIJTied the ball sbl times lilr .S yaids on the sw ................................... ll n o 14-!il ~ Manqer Bob LIUis ~·t tNnk twllle abiJut bavfncTerryPuhl 181 up 011 a 101h·bullua fly llall to POLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE Alternators Ge!llntors · crucial play on the drive was a 14 yard gain by Tim, Burnett on fourth andonefromthetwman48. ' Hajman quick-kicked on Its next j:rU klft after kiBIIIg &eVI!II yards In 1wo ~ and ·t!le Hlgb)anders dllive 39 ~ In three.plays W!lh JlmBuraettiiCOI'Ingooa12yardrun with 9:26 left In the half. Tbe extra t•llnt kick failed on a bad snap trim · 'CINCINNATI (AP) - Hooston SINCE 1833 Electric Motors Wiler Pumps Air11tors over on downs. ' liMIHGAI.. uaptlons tor 21 yards. Defensive standoots tor Wahama Reds mvp 6-3 tilt to Astros ' JIM ·BILL'S EUC111CAL IEPAIIS: ~tile Tornadop> bekl and took wlwctorool All MOST U.S. OilS MD UGH11lUCICS ....1988 ···=·•-•" ! Mwilht I •1 'I owda9 .AT CORVAIRS YOU"LL GET THE BEST POSSIBLE QUAUTY AT THE WWEST· POSSIBLE PRICE. AND....... "IJ'E MAKE IT BJCHT! YOUR ~UisFACTION FOREVER! -- ...... Parller'l ........ tbraw ......., ~eaiCMI'BndGuldellb'ID emrtllatJitl'lllll-lddlaltthe Allral . . . . n,ytDaN~ Ill 10 kl¢ oWD lt1iiJbl Wi41 ltd tllt ...... wtllla two-nmlaner. Nll..... lled a. Aleral'llllll wllb a ........... tblnlal.loleCnlz'l ..... oll I PI ;a- Ted I'Uift!r, 9-T.· Jb . . 'rr11111al JWift fly t bll. 1D ....--· SALE PRICE 71• Qt. •lpwdloto of2 MoloiCIBfl TUIE-UPIIn CONV9ft101W ~. . -···- • • ..... h 99 • KIT IMCUIMNG OQ!IIlB Ill AIR FILTER5 Flrs1-.. ................................ ing the Commission. THE PUBLIC U11LITIES COM· MISS ION OF OHIO By : MARY ANN ORLINSKI. . ~ ......... Camouflage Archery Glove Of vtnvt. with Vetc:ro• clc»ure. .. ,..,... ;... .. rushing after Improves . Our Reg. 4.27 ~~::· behlndthedetenalve!II!(Didary!oril :m '-,.#,_ 59 yard touchdown pass. Bamltz booted thee)Ctra pofllt for a 7.CWblte ~ IOSSeda~pauoofourthdown FAjcolllead With 5:33 ~~~~ FrldaynJaht, Wahama travels to tot18htendMatt~toclalm tbethlrdq\Aarter. · · . }Juntlngton'VInsontoranlmportant thevlctory. . , MarltJarrenaeiiJ!ltheTornadoi!s · gridiron lJattle wtth the Tigers. According to most experts, South- , touchdown When be tnterceptec! a Southern visits Kyger Creek to~ em was SUPIJO'ed to lie down and Bamltz pass at the Falcon 28 and SVAC teague play In what should be play dead but someone forgot to ten returned It 23 yan» on a beautitul a classiC confrontation. co-bead coaches Bill Porter and run to the Wabama five yard line. StaUstlcs· Darren Dugilll who had theTorna- Threeplllyslllter,quarterbackSean ' · .,.._.. lloi!S readytoplaytootbaU GrueserhltDavldEbenbachwltha .,.,._ w s flve.yard teorlng strtlte. So!Jthem F'tnr _,. .............................. n w Although on·the conver- v ard5 n~~hlng... ·· .......... ········ · J:l.40 win I Wahama gets, Cl'!!dlt tor went tor two poln.•· uo Yards pasolng................ ...... .... L'iO 37 the , ts crou river Delghbors slonandwassuooetllfu]whenGreg Totalyards ................. .. ..... .. .... J!IO . 122 gained the moral victory and the Nease found Ebersbacb In the end 'P..,1n2 .... ............................... HJ !I-J4 ,..._. .._, -'Rw In . IntercePUOns thrOwn .•... .'............. 1 1 momentwn w~r nei!LLC ...,..... to wne tor an 11-7 Tornado lead with Fllntblet•IOII! ······· ....... ... .. ........ :. J.l J.l SVAC conference play next wee!\. S: 4S to play In the game. l'fn41,..·YII'III .................. L.... UJ 4-i12 The White FallxtnJ ~ !'eCIIfd F1 l'wtii·O\Ifl'l"' .............. .. ..... !1-1!1.0 7 '/1.7 ·ELUDES DEFENDER - Wabllll&'l Tocld to!).() oo the year w6Ue 'w~~luer:=!:: ~"tf"~ ·.... s, _ 69 G.• ~ a Southerll defeuder ID Frida)' atpt's ••• Southern falla to H. · ' scoring drive which covered 65 Southern ... ,........................ o o o s- 8 JU victor)' In frDIC II. a larp u.r-•11111 crowd It ..... The v1ctoey al8o enbances the yam.tn plays. , • Wwma ............................o o t 1.:.14 12 bendarl!tteam'scbance.tofrnovlng Jell Bamltz .,.,as excep\Jona]ln ,---------'-----------------::-:--:-:----:---:-:--:-::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::= into sole poswlioll of second place the ddve with a pair ol clutcb third , In the WVSiiAC ra~ race. down paaaea to·Todd Gress and an ' Ravenswood, with Us !).6 win OYf!r Incredible fourth down ICOI'ing toas OPEl 7 DAYS . Shennan ~y nlgbl aided ibe to Matt Thomplon lor the game 1101. *- Fll, I tea Falcons CaUl\! wllh the outcome of wtnntng touchdown. Barnttz booted SATUIDIT I leI the Kyger Creek, Parkersb!u'g thePAT~oral4-8Wahamavtctory. IUIIMY tto 5 Catholic and Eastern· contests ; . Son them held .an !1>411 edge In detemdnlng the local8 new rating rushing wblle.,Wahama clalmed a aver~. Another game Which · JS0.37 advantage In passing 1'1!111 lXJ$Sibly could ~t the White estate. WHS had an 11·1o tawr tn Falcons ranking Wa. Saturday's flrstdownlwhlletlleTornidoesbad Buffalo Putnam-Van battle. SisterS- the upper hand 1n offensive plays ville, the team who was tied with Ql.lll. · Wahama ]jut week. was Idle whUe Individually Soothem's Greg Vlp!Was perched In thenumberfour Nease led all ground gainers with37 pqsltlon. yiuds In 17can1esWttbCharlleBoso PlniiWfAdloa mtdled 28 yards In seven tries. Altbougll neither . team IICOred · Wabama got :.! yards In 13 can1es during first ball ~ Wahama , from Todd Gress and 29 yards In threalaled on twootthetourtlmes It seven attempts from Eddie · hjld thebaU. TbeTomadoesllltldthe Starcher. old ad~th,etyOIIcan'llcorelfyou Bamltz completed seven of 13 • don't haw theball durln&thepmes aerials tor 150 yards and two flrst24mlnutes.!Q,dbemran38flrst touchdowns wblle Sean Gtueser half plays while llrnltlng WHS to Just was suca!lll5ful on ttw 11.14 tries for 24. · 37 yards and a truclxlown. Gress 40MONTH · \Vahama first peaettated . deep pilred all receivers with. four Into Soutbem territory following a catches tor U5 yards and a UPT0370 bad snap on a~ punt wllldJ touchdown wblle Matt 'I'bornpion COlD CUIIKING gall!! tlle White Falcons a first down snared two aerials for2lyardsanda AMPS PaGAL.AmR m the vl.sltln :¥ yard Une. WHS score. Soutliem's leading ·pass MFG. RfBATE SO MONTH 60MONTH rnqval to tile Southern six yard Une catcher was Mark Jarrell with 1wo ::In Modular lt'oodhead Point pany. the operation of its Elec- s~UnefortbesecondSouthwestern toilt(bdown with 6: 25 left In the . .. Burnett scoring on a five-yard plunge on the first play of the second quarter. Will Hatslop ran the extra points after muffing the snap from center on the kick attempt. The Conllnued C-5 •, ' •"'.o;" sb.rs drlWS:peededj. a61iyard,J2play ve ~ 3· ~ remalnlilg to erase an" Southern leajl. Bamltz ffighklnders ... Qighlanders roll ~yer 'Cats, 50-0 ... ..• ' •.....•. · CJ . 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Steve~. the hottest hitter In .they Wollld be drinking champagne KansasCity'sSeplemberUtledrtve, In SEptember. sent the RoYals ahead with a "Whenyou're11gameswtder.500 tow1li4nnlng sh!gle. It was his sjxth at the AU-Star break, you don't have garne,wlnn!ng RBI this month and faith in much of anything," second his third this week. . ~baseman Frank White •said after Dan Quisenberry s'urvlved two :Frtday night's dlvts~-w1nn!ng 6-5 . home rwtS In the f1n4l three Innings •victory over Oakland. · to earn Ids 44th Sf"!!· ooe short of the : "We've only been in the pennant major league reCord be established >race for three weeks, and every ~ seajiOn and which was tied this :game was a b!gone.l;lefOrethat, we year by 13ruce Sutter of St. Louts. 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Eastern ., ...... .. .. ........ .. ......... 0 14 8 8 30 a uma u CJa RHI"* <I, N. C>lil<lo llll 0 C.. SI.X.Wr .. an. 011k HUll !1 CJa. ............ 0 C'lil: Wlhlt HW. 31, Cbl. Wlltw'w' 7 14 ""''r'"" Hwn. VInson ........................ o 16 12 OHIO YALLEY BULK FOODS aa. Moeller e. an. I..ASaUf' o """'*'• t:ontlnued from C-4 Dated Eastern's mor;ile, ·scoring first only five plays after kickoff on a George Nelson 45 yard .run. The f'fl yard drtve and voided PATgaveHV HONORED- Mr. aad Mnl. Tippy Dje are pldured at tlrelr borne Ill a 22-14 lead at the 9:49 mark. Fort Charlm, & Dye, a fllrn8' Pomeroy lll&h and 011111 Slale Minutes later After a stalled EHS U!fiv~ atb1etic ~ W1IIP IM'Clta! mto ihe 0b1o Stale Uolvenlly · drtve,the Tigers again found the Sports llaJI ot Fame clurlnl hallllme oei'emonleS at lbe Ohio state-Iowa endzoneon a 51 yard M1ller-to-Lucas game • • 'ID pass. The PAT faDed aJl\1 the Tnmsaetions score stood 28-14 with 3:57left. Not to be denled;Eastemstood on IIOOll:l' ~: .,..,.. 10 Junii- .... .,.. Its fee land fought agresstvely on the N- ,_ NEW JERSEY DEVIU-Sigrt<d Jan line, allo\\'lng Royce Bissell tO . ·the-NIU.-........._ tllor WaJlr W<1r ol LutMg. 1«1 - · 1Im H - noltt Quebec N«ddques wLU bf upended wtng. and DaV\' Lewis, &:fl!nK'fNIII, to hurdle a 56-yard pass tp the '"" """"...,... ...,..,.,. Oct. 11, .. tile ""ttl-- rontnocb. . 11 fingertips of brother Brent just one result 11 • matrn "'""" obtng ... ...,_ PPEN), J..,2..~!_.U R c bldon, game aplnst the ButWo s.a.n-s. . . .. . . . ~ playafterklckoff.Brentgrabbedthe M I NNE S0 T A N0 R T H '!..one> lltd llHit O.Fazlo, k<t PAT strtke from 0 ~·ce and EHS STARS-Rees...,.,, Mndt """""""'· cet11er. Gra~~t . "'oU:J' slwlf.Od Jim MaiWi,l2, Rlb Lak~. nm 8aMer, f'l.ll:hl W\ni. and PNl Bou.rque. dewas Wlthlng strtklng distance at Trl,.,.,.. 11m cwu.. ll<lb - . Don ,.........,, 10 llaltlnlor< r1 "" Amel1can 28-22,3:28show1ngo_ntheclock. ..... .... ow -an Toll. ,.,._ - ' -· wards, and Chris Pryo-, ~ . to sr · · A hard-foughtfourthquartersaw .,.....,.,. r1 tile """"""' " """'' w...;.,'f.i': Huntington twice break inside the "'-"'· R - ""' BJ..., Uld, c..; '""''""'· to """"' oc tltr rntematltml Hcd;ey~ . • Eastern tweQty.Eastern's defense · r - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; _.;.:::;______---1 who had given up the big play a coupleoftlme!i, ''rnade"thebigplay throughout the final lrame.Ftrst and ten from the 14,theTigers were turned · away by a stingy Eagle defense,stopplng big George Nelson on a 4th and two situation. : A hair-raising sertes · of plays followed for EllS. · Faced with a fourth and three from the IN 40, Royce Bissell burst through the tlne for the llrst down, then With fine second effort broke a 55 yard run that set thestageforthe flnaiBrentBissellTD, a6yardpass. The decisive PAT was grabbed by end Kevin Moms, tl)e final 00-28. But the game- was not yet over. · Twice, Huntington had poosesslon, and went for it all. WlthBoM111er's .passing then four-for-five, Eastern could well have been in for a heartbreaker, but twlce made the big play. The first game-saving play cameon·aOOyardpassplaythatsaw . Eastern's Jeff Hawk and George Nelson both go Into the air for the ball. Hawk won and EHS kept the bali on the ground, fall1ng to .get a first down. ' The Tigers again went to the air. In a sp!int to the endzone receiver Lucas beat the EHS defender down the sideline, however, Brent Bissell leaped high into the air, picking off the pass and securing the EHS win. ' Nelson had an ootstandlng game the same 30,000 45,000 mile original with 25 carries for 171 yards as took the total yardage battle 422 to warranty as equivalent non-blemished Hres... · 384. RaMie Hensleyp~smte ./ Tiree have minor cosmetic blemishes only fine runs for Eastern as wen ·as .. . the total useful life or pertormance of tire is collect 9 tackles and a tumble. nm not affected. Dorst had 10 tackles,Joe RWIYon 7, ./ Please note that if ordering only 'one tire. Ron Maxson9, and.JeftBissell7. we can't ptOmiae tha same tire Hordered at a Sou&lnwe*n Next later date. It's beat to order all the tires you Eastern plays Southwestern In need at one·time; in a single order. All1~n. thli .. . . , , . 21.18 thlleague openet' Fiiday. thli., , ... , 31.18 ./ Ren1erl.ber, redial «res must be mounted All14-ln. All1&-ln ....... . . '' '. 41.18 in pairs on same axle. ., ,...-.:: "Headquarters for all your baking and candy making supplies." Cln. 19, "'""""' 8 8 Clt-cloMtle 10, ....... .......... Claytcm Nortt.mnt 17, · Vil.lkllilla·Butler .Eas.te:rn ... D; moo• , I! V First downS .............................. 10 16 Yards nmiiiiii·--·----------------------Ut ;IJ9 Yards po&Jing.......................... 200 113 Total yanla8" ... ....................... 381 422 Paues cattompted) ................... 25 11 Completed ................................ )0 4 Had -lnte""'Pted ......... ,........... ; ... l 2 FurqlJieo .. ........................ .. ....... 1 1 Furnl*s loot ............................. 0 I PonaltW ............................. -- 5-100 S«i Punts (No.-Avera£" yards) .... J.S3 2-:17.5 p ca. Dfer Plril ........... 7 ~!ghthHallofFamedass,Dyewasa ,rare nine-letter winner for the ;Buckey~. ' • A scant 144 pourllls, he nonetheless earned three letters in football to go along with the three he received In basketball and baseball. He was a quarterback in football and in iwo years with him at the controls, (1934-35) Ohio State lost just one game. He was a guard in·basketball . and earned AU-Big Ten honors. On the baseball team, .he was the Buckeyes' shortstop. Dye C6ached the Buckeye basket. ball team between 1947 and 1950. His 1950 S!)Uad won the Big Ten. After leaving Ohio State,. Dye served as director of athletics at Wichita, I DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, SUNFLOWER SEEDS, SE· SAME STI<KS (salted or unsalted), SOUR <REAM AND SESAME STICKS, PIZZA CRA<K· ERS AND CHEESE BIT CRA<KERS. cat......,., 31. · Nanh o ~ II, " · c;;eo,... 0 I College ~\TASTY . SNACI<S\' . Crwe o Cldb: 12, C\t. Gk!nvtlle 0 . Caldw.tl.2'1, INUIWtllt> ti CJnton GlloCWt 14, Lw~ U Canton 'l1iniDI!n I. Or. Hay 6 C.ltl* ... Midl:leiOwn Mldli!On 13 C8ITOIICII ;e, E. Paletttrle 6 C<ltl"""" II, E. KNa 1 $59~~YI • • POMEROY-'fippyDye,Pome- · Nebraska and Northwestern. · Ralston Russell, Jr., Columbus, a roy High Schoo! athletic great and Dye Is married to the' former retired professor at Ohio State, and outstanding Ohio State University Mary Russell of. Pomeroy and the Dye's$ter,FrancesDyeHarrtsof :'athlete, was inducted In the Oli!o coupl41 lives at Port. <;:_barles, F'ta~ _ . Columbus, visited In Pomeroy with :State University Sports Hall of Following the Hall of Fame honor, Edison Ho!Etetter. . ·Fame during halftime ceremonies Mr. and Mrs. Dye, her brother, :Ot the recent Ohio State-Iowa game. ' One of seven iililuctres Into the ~ 8olfthlll II, Warrt'll Howland 3 13, ........, wayne 0 Bl C11111d ·U,' Pollftd Semtnll"Y 0 fln:l*trin 11. AYIII IS Bni..nck 1'. 8ftd&lvWe 8 Brye 2Z. w...,. 16 20-B ' 11. Col...., PACK YOUR SCHOOL LUNCH WITH SOME OF OUR s.nna. NOC'tt!faltem li 8rUIM.w 31, k'ynu 7 ; hoi 6-8 p.m. CoUop Swlt)l Rec. .................. ..... ............. ....... 11:ll-12:ll- p.m. Fit..,.• Swllp ' . H p.m. College SWIIil Oot. 3H p.m. Co,... Rec. ,...... . ;.................................. ll::IJ.U::IJ. p.m. Fltne.. Swlfl\ · • 8-8 p.m. College Swtrn OCt. • ill p.m. College Rec ............................................ ll::IJ.U::IJ. p.m. Fltneos Swlth 6-9 p.m. College Swim OCt . ~ Gy!i\ aJtd Pool Closed ....................... ,.............. .... 11: :1).-12: iKl p.m. Fitness Swim Friday !rom 6 p.m. tl1rot11h S.tunllly l p.m. Oct. 6 Gym and Pool Cloted'for Crws-Country Invitational ond Sot.ocel' • Oot. 712:30-3::11 p.m. 0pon Rec .......... .. ................................... .l-3: 30 p.m. Open Swim 7-9 p.m. College Rec ................................................ , .. 7-9 p.m. College Swim • Oot. 2 H p.m. ,Akron North 22. AkJl)R Cen.floNw U AkrM !II:.V·SI.M ~ . Tol. Start 6 Joe Carter hit two home l'WlS and knocked In three fW1S and Brett Butler hit a bases Ioadedsinglewitll one out in the ninth Inning as Cleveland ·overcame an early 1~ deficit to beat Minnesota. "Ufe goes on," said Twins starter Frank Viola, wbo cartied a threebitter Into the sixth 1nn1ng before Cleveland erupted for seven nms to pull within l(j;9, "This Is a frustrating time In the season to do this, but what's done Is done. I hope In the pennant race next year, I'll be able to win one and nOt blow one." The loss was the fourth straight for the Twins. ' 1 .._ ...,..,_14,...,..Eall6 ...... Gareold :11, ..,..., Fillel 6 0 C7 Sept. I) !_. p,m. Opon Rec.............................................. ........... ,.1-4 p.m. Opon Swim 8-10 p.m. QJik!ge Rec ....... .............. ,............. ,...........8-10 p.m. Swim Oot. -1 H p.m. QJik!ge Rec. ........................................... ll:ll-12:ll p.m. Fltn..s Swim Adl.3f.~l4 ..,.,•• n, TwiiiiiO ·Dye inducted into.·Hall-of-Fame 5 .... c.e.t..'.. -0 0 _.,lllfL ..,_a,. , · • ...,.._ ---- "We're not a great club, but we're a good, solldclub,endwe'veproved we can win," ManagerO!ckHowser said. ·~ Oetrolttlgersnosj«t Us. They know we've been a 8IJOd club the tast two and a half months." . . . Tha Sunday Ti"'"'Sanlinel Paga k. . . . . . . .....- CA.OLINA LUMBER 9 AND 'I SUPPLY .COMPANY . I DELL 7.iatf* LUMBER ..... _ .. ...,....,,.. ...... ,... ......,.....,.,.. ,... ........- _,.._ . ..Mt-1D6 • 312 SiJtll Sbell 675-1160 - Point Pleasant, WV. Store Hours: Monday-friday 8 a.m.~5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.·l2 noon ' • �S.p..mblr30,1964 Ohio Point PleaiiCIOt, W. Va. Times-Sentinel State/ ational Belpre rolls ·on unbeate'-·with 26.0 TVC victorr · Nauon.l l.a&ue 1'~011111 .....* Amftoicu c Miami N.Y. J ft! NEW England lndlan.apolls -·~ Clew""" M' 4 3 2 L T Pet. PF rA 0 0 l.CXll 128 £8 1 0 .'?50W 86 2 0 .500 1li !M 1 l 0 .!ill 9} 122 0 4 0 .Oll 67 I(J7 0 - ij ' w... Raiders 'Denver Kansas CitY ' San Diego 2 1 0 0a11U N.Y. Cian!A .3 .... 1 0 3 1 St . l.OJis WaShing1m PhUadelptlia 2 -~ 1XI 6fl 0 2 0 - ~118 !II 9l:i 92 2 '•2 I 3 0 0 .MJJIDI .Z'iO 12 ""'"" .750 .fill .250 .ZO I 0 Gmon Ball -~ 2 1 I 2 3 3 0 0 0 Tampa Bay ' 1 SIUI Fra~ci:SC:O 4 0 0 Adanta L.A. Harm New Ork>ans 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 Detroll 19 8li 99 ' +I - ~ 62 ' U XIJ 118, .500 12! .&II 71 .Dl !l.l 3 0 " 'elll -·-"' 71! 1(!1 104 M _85 • ~t ·Ko.nsas City r Minne9:lla .· .,_,., ""' .. lneiiRtble "' post-wason play. liA8IIEn.UL C8111onUa oakland 79 At' 75 Ri Sca«l€' '7l 87 7l 87 oucaxo T€'Jtils I .fM ~'flO 1!5 Sl8 11 .Sl8 11 • .519 aJ .456 :II · .US 36\i: po~'ioothlrdperlod,theTomcats POR11.AND 1RAD... ~Ac­ qulml EddiP Jordan, (IUil'd, tnm u~ Los Anaelfe Laten In @'ICC.'bange tor a 19m · thlnt-mand draf1 ctiOi(fo, LU~di!IRII L.,Gn Jm'daR stW being on 11» Pu1land I'Oiter Dec. 15. Extmdt>d the rontract .:1 ·Kenny CaiT. forward, ror two yNrS. .m 14¥1 WASHlNGI'ON BUl.I.EJ'S-..SI Tom Piotrowski, ('fflfef"." . division llt.Jt 1'00111.\U Texas 4, C8llf0mla I SeattlE' 1, OliCQitO I Kansas CitY 6. oakland 5 841ndaY• Gln"'efi N.............. J-.CHIc A G 0 BEARS-Plaord Mitch Krenk. IIcht mel. on the t\~ met"Ve list Acttvata:l Pat OuMrmrt'. tl«ht E'nd. C L E ¥ E L A N 0 BROWNS-oActNated Dwlaht Walker. wldt n!'t'etVer. Kansas City al Oakland Chicago !i,f ~t(~ Bates. .safefy, p~ .10m Huht, ~· on the ln}lll't'd ~ lilt. · M1AMl OOLPHINS-Acttva!Ed .U. Duhe, llfteob8cker. Stew Oark. clfmslvl"" Jlnrlman, and F\llton Wa~. ~ ~ back. Reltiuld Fernalw ~. Wid! .• Oefrolt at New Y«k · BaJrlrnort> .11 Ba>too Toronto at Mllwaukoo MlnrlP!Dta at Cle\leland California at Tl"'Jtas DALLAS 1 1!>1D REGIJIAR SFASON rocelvt>l"". NA'IIONAL I.FAGVE ~DIVtiiON ., ' .... ' w .:. I Pte. m !ill - Nfolt.· York Sl . Loois 89 1M n BIEi 5lf.l .525 10\':. WASHINGI'ON = ·I . . ~ Tn "'-' . Sale .Umited To Ptesant StoCk .. Dean Saf·T·.Bill Tires By Cooper (PREMIUM TIRES) ., ~ . ) GLIDDEN PAIN ( nter1or LAWN & GARDEN TOOLS ·' I •' Check These Premium Used Cars P205·75R15 ...... ............. ...... ...... . ....... .. ...... .'.......... $39.00 155-13 W· W ......... .. $23.00. Al8·13 W· W ...... .... $24.00 878-13 w-w ... , ...... $25.00 blk ...................... $22.00 blk .................. .-.. !$23.00 blk .............. ........ $24.00 C78·14 W· W .......... . $26.00 E78·14 W·W .......... $27.00 E78-14 w-w .. ........ $29.00 · G78-14 W· W .......... $30.00 878·14 W·W . .... ... .. $32.00 blk ..... .. $25.00 blk .•... .. .. ....•... ..... $26.50 blk .... .......... ...... .. $27.50 blk .... ......... ....... .. $28.50' blk .. ...... ... .. ...... ... $30.50 G78-15 W·W .......... $30.00 878·15 W·W .......... $32.00 178·15 w-w ........... $33.00 blk ...................... $28.50 . blk ...... ....... ........ .. $30.50 WINTERMASTER RADIAL Pl55-80D·l3.......... $28.00 P165-80D·13........, . $29.00 P175-80D,13 .. : ....... $30.00 f f . P185·75Rl4... ........ $40.00 P195·75R14. ~ ......... $41.00 P205-75Rl4.. .......... $42.00 P215-75R14 ........... $45.00 P225·75R14 ..... .. .... $47.00 .Pl85-75D-14......... . $31.50 Pl95· 75D-14 .......... $32.50 P205· 751)..14 ...........$33.00 ' P215· 751)..14... ....... $35.00 P225-75D-14 ... ....... $36.50 P205-75R·l5 .......... $42.00 P215·75R·l5 .......... $45.00 P225·75R·l5 .......... $48.00 P235·75R·l5 .......... $50.00 P205·751).15 .......... $33.QI) P215-75D-15 ... ....... $35.00 P225-75D-15 .......... $37.00 P235· 750·15 ..._.: ..·... $40.00 e Bill's Body S4op ~ ' ~ . Rt. 2 & 68 - Ravenswood Phone 273-3271 WITM . .IW ONE White with red custom cloth interior. Only 34,547 low miles. Very sharp and very clean. Motel sells for $4.46 million LOCAL PT. PLEASANT TRADE DAY10N (AP ~- The .l)nperlal House North Motel has been sold for IU6 miUion at a manllal's auction. , _ ...._., c!lalrmall and chief l!lfeCUtlve o1 Pltl11ps Indullrlellll Dayton, and George Dawd, wlxlownsJourmllels, tun to apend another $1.5 mUllon on Improvements tor the motel near Interstate '15. . "Our plls to make tile ImperlaJ. House North a quality, deluxe motel," Philips said. ''There Is a real need for a blgll.qualltymotel to saw the north of Dayton area," he said. Pltl11ps said the llnprovements will result lil25 to !50 additional jobs at the motel. No decision has been made on what the pennanen! IiBme of the Illlll:el wW be. Bidding for the 253-rocxn motel Friday began at $3.3 mDllon. Pltl11ps and BarclaysAmerlcan Business Credit Inc. were the only u.s. ' SOLD NEW BY DEALERSHIP ' .. 1911 Bui,k_s~ykirk, 4 Dr. · · Medium blue exterior )'lith ·cc?ntrasting custom cloth interior. Cap'rice trad·e this week. Auto. trans. . . , . • I . 1911 Olds Cutlass Supreme • Light blue exterior with 60/40 seating, landau top, V-8 eng., tilt, cruise, AM/FM, new radial tires. one of. .the s~arpest in town. ' C'OMPARE ANYWHERE '.,. • \ LKS: , Bill . Gene Johnson says:· . Make You A Customer" BANI & GMAC FINANCING Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 1616 IASI:EII AVE., GAWNUS I 446-3672 holding cr.mpany. After Society acquires Centran, Its assets will be Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, said at week's end . . "I hitvm't heard a thing about lt." said House Executive Secretary 1hJmas Wlilters,lndlcatlng that oo bill has been Introduced, at least lit the House. Senator5 and HOuse members do not receive Columbus living expenses. The going rate tor a hotel room downtOIWII Is alJitost $70 a day although some members team up to rent apartments In the subui'tls• Each members has at least two and sometimes three overnights a wee1t when the Legislature is in session. They often 'are wined and dined by lobbyists, which helps defray food costs. The stale does provide :I! cents a mile loronetlip to · and from Columbus each week, and leglstators get Cities await contest results two ltkklas. The motel was bllllt In 1961 for S2 mllllolt and was appraised at S5 mllllan. Duriron to appeal ·case the city's recreation program. IIi Grand Island,. farmer Russell Goins grew a stalk 16 feet, 10 Inches high lit his hack yard. The stalk in Greenfield reached 12 feet. I' • WOrk place standard," he saki. DurJron Is currently shut down by a sllike that began last Saturday at midnight. Talks are scheduled tor Oct. 2. specific URBANA (AP) - Mayors of Urbana and two other cities have been aU ears, walling In see which dtywlll be declared the winner of Comnuts' Tall Com Contest. But Urbana Mayor Lewis B. Moore says the C<Jiltest Is over. Moore has declared himself the unofficial winner In the cmipetltlon with Greenfield, Calif., and Grand !sllmd. Neb., wltll a . comstalk19feet. 21ndtes tall. The mayor credited his IIiumph to "a lol llD'I! ferllllzlng than I thought was necess&l)'." Commits challenged the mayors of the three towns to see who cou!d grow the 1a11est stalk. Cornnuts has plans to buUd a planllil Grand lsPand to go along with Its plants in Gremfleld and Urbana. Official results of the C<Jiltest wW be checked by Commits thl.s weekend. If Moore's ylctory Is contlrmed, it will net a $500 prize for a _., ' I omcer DAY-roN !AP) -The Dw1ron Co. plans to appeal a U.S. Court of Appeeta ruling which said tile llrm broke tile Jaw by subkdlng worla!r• to exa!lllve taa:apaatures. Tilt l'lllll1 hePd the OccupatlCIIal Safety andHealthMnlntstratton was wn a:I In citing the finn. Ill 19'77, an ~ ba:ame Won two comecutlve dayS after wwtdna tn 9&dl!&ree a t at hll work stalloo. Dw1ron took EVml1 111111 to reduce the fleet. lndudtiW tlliil&bll In more fans and - t'•fllnl C1 I k In _ . ., I which bold moiten mNL But a.IA . . . . . JKGIW"' '*JtbatDurlnmundertalreaamblnation. ot fllrtlllr m z rna to nduce the beat. tnrttldlng pe kldlc t alllilbolwaWL ~ ·. DwliWI" WI c11D1JW lldlnlnlltrall\ie bearlltp that tberewas. liD baard tllll'e ·- . It WUim!Qrely In cauae death or - - ~. Tilt 14illullllatM! Jucflp! ...eed and threw out !be elation. ltat It - Nlllltatlllll by the ...... COIII't. .lc*il ........... Durtrw 1* I, llld tbr C1111iJi8D,Y dl JIM wttb the~ . , _ ...,... the dtaflon was llued 111 pan oo ' NEW OLDS TUDE t . ~e'll lntlalloo lit tile Jlrst two years. With the election caning up - pay hike bills are dynamite campaign Issues - few lliwmakers will discuss tile po&Slblltty, especially those seeking . re-eleclloo. • But wt1ess there Is a bill passed before the new Legislature COM!IIeS In January, members' salaries .. will be locked lit for at least two more years.The Ohio Constitution does not allow Iilelllbers to Increase their own pay dw1ng the tenns for which they are elected. ·Members of both parties ha~ complained privately about the Inadequacy of the salaries, 'b\11 leaders Insist there have been no formal talks. "It has not been discussed wltb me," House Speaker Vern about $8 btlllon. . • BancOhlo sbareholdera will rei celve either $37 In cash or an~ secilrltles packqe of 0.50 11wa iJj NaUonal City COIIIniOII IIIDck aad O.lli shares of a di!w National Clfi convertible Plefen edltock. 'Thenew(ll'l!fem!di1DekwtllbaW a stated value of $37, pay a a:lll annual dividend and be WIWdllllll! lilto 0.93 share of NatlCIIal ~ · CCII'IJ1i0n stock. t BancOhlo adjustable rate pre: ferred skick will be """"enpd iii' nearty ddenttcal NatlCIIal Cll;)t adjWitable rate }Aefeued ~ ! officials said. Therneraecl bank hal brallcbel !'1 53 of the 88 counties In Oblo. ltli major banks will be In Allml; Cleveland, Columbus, ~ Toledo and several ether cttlel. • The Federal Re8a've ao.ns; which approved the na lEI A11J, ~ said BancOhlowould 111M! to~ Itself of 25 braDcll drlcel ot ~ subsidiary, BancOhlo · Natlonat Bank, lit Cleveland, Da)'IIII, and Toledo. National afY a requlredtoBellltaFalrfleldNdaaal Bank of Lancaster. • A doculnent distributed to~ holders said National Cftywllltllell; S200 million line of credit to pay b! the ITiei'IlB'· Allrolt _, • mcreas~ use for constituent!. business. . ••• The last lime salaries were raised, there ~: enough votes on both sides of the aisle, along wftb; ·• various lame duck lawmakers, In put the biU INd' tiMt. top. . : Sane lawinakers say they believe they have ... rock-solid case for more IIIOill!)', but ~ · support almost certainly again wW be needed If a pay hike Is to be approved. The lllue II , politically sensitive that neither party Is likely tnllldlo-, rut Its neck alone, tearing repercusslona even In a.&: election two years hence. 0: ~ free postage and telephone • tltlf';l .. . ,., . ,__------Ohio briefs : - - - - - - - - - - _ _ . ;____- - i:: .1980 V.W. RABBIT ~utlass Supreme · '85 Cutlass trade this week. Dark blue, 60-40 seat· ing, super stock whe~ls, tilt cruise, AM-FM stereo and only 24,796. shareholders, customers and Em· J11oy~ of both of .these_banking otganlzatlons," said National City Cbalrman JuUen L. McCall. Banc<>hlo Chairman Arthur D. Hemnann said: ''Together we are able to serve our markets better than either coold do jndMdually ." The merger vote came five days after plans were revealEd for the ma ge1 of Society Co!ll. and ' CentranCoip.,twoCleveland·based bank holding companies. Society plans to .acquire Centran for a C(I[Jblnation of cash and stock valued at $2:11 million. . The. BancOhlo-Nalloaal City fiH.'I'III!I' replaces the Colwnbus· based Bane One Coip. with $8.3 billion lit assets asthestate:slargest attempt at ·legislatiVe pay ,- 1982 Olds The sharpest one around, two-tone blue,.tilt, cruise, AM·F with ·cassette,· wire whee't covers .and only 11,886-. Low .miles.. • . .: ... . . . ·."Make .- Us An Offer, -~---------------~ . 1984 Pontiac Grand Prix ~OMPAIE WINTER MASI'ER POLY Pl55·80R,l3........ .. $36 .~ Pl6,'i·SOR·l3.......... $37. P185·80R-13 ........... '39.00. • ·•••ofef I P.,. Writer ' ; COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oltlo will get a new li!llslatlve llnellp lit the Nov. 6 eltcllon, and the odds ire aood that the lame ducks wW be asked to join boklo·;ea to vote state lawmakers a pay hike. bills have been lntroch:ed, but there are i1II!IOI'S that-tors and House members a IIDtantlal Increase, from $22.500 a year lit tine pay Ill aramd $,\\(0). . r 'Ibat wcWd lll1 a boost of about 47 percent, but the llrst the lawmakers have had since 1978 when base tllarles were blla!d !rom $17,500 - a 22 pecent _t.cl'ftdlt! which was pranptlyeaten.., by doubJe.dlglt 0 • • •••• '0 •• ' •• 0 EARLY BIRD $NOW . TIRE . BUY ,, ·LOCAL CAR - COAL AGREEMENT SIGNED- Uulted MIDe Worlren PI !II' rt Richard T1w11b, rtp&, .,._the ·- a ne''r I 1111 1! I COlli wap ..,_.. mhfiMhe h S I ), IJIII'IDc proctucen IDd c ..........,.., . . , 8111! ....n., aeaslllll!or peace Weller Blow... 1* Wnt · aad lli!Jdrmu of tbe . lllill Februalr7 11118. (API mrpbato). o-otlda•ed CoaS C(tmplllf, aad !be cblef i ' I t pddS ·favor ! P195·75R14 .. o . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . o . . . . . o •••• $36.5() NON-RADIAL I " "Moodale says his tax hike will !.'Ill the deficit by two-thirds within hlr )'all'S." Ber8land said "I say h ~ dlt"< !lie . htr't;A by ~· whlcll, of course, we eoutd do If we confine u.s. ioverJuneut tunc11ons to national Oeten• and the ~tlon of coasttlutlonal rlibts. . . ' Light jadestone exterior, woodgrain paneling, air· cond. power windows, tilt wheel, cruise and much more. , constitutional •other ccuntrles, and nuclear &miS tnductloa through elimination of }and-based mlsBtles lit !be United .r1ces. 19.82 Olds Cutlass Cruiser St. ·wagon ot the Columbus· ''The cunblnatton of these two CCII1panles Is of great value to the '.state and local governments." Ubertartan -fOI'elgn policy, Ber· ,gland said, caDs for neutranty.:-an tend to u.s. liltervention lit Central ~. the M.iddle East and :~here; eiiJnlnallon of legal !,OblfacleS to tree tradewllhpeopleof "' P185-75Rl4 ... ....... ....... .. .. ............ ......... ................ $31.00 P225-75Rl5 ......................................................'. ... $42.50 P235-75R15 ......... .. .. .... ..... ...... ..... ... ... .. .... ............. $44.00 Slulreholders for based BancOhlo and Clevel8nd· based National City approved the fiH.'I'III!I' Cll Friday. irlllhts ot clllzens from violation by h $40.00 Novanber. Meta. CaUt. · ''The flnt Is national defense lecurlty for Americans at hoole jtrom tbe risk that smne foreign ,power might attaCk ... The second Is 'protection P155-BOR"-13 ....... , .. , ••. .•.. •..• , .......•, •, .•..•. ,, •,.......••.•. $30.00 . P165·80R-13 ......................................................... $32.00 . ' P185-80R·13 ..................................................... ..... $34.00 ··o o•• • •• , . , . . . . . o • • o . . . . . . o ••• , o . . o o , . o ••• o . . . . . . . . . . largest bank . GALAXIE G.T. RADIAL REG. TREAD P215·75Rl5 .... CLEVELAND (AP) - The holding company In Ohio - With assets of $12 bllllon wt11 be'created when the meraer of BancOhlo Co!ll. Into Natto'1al City Corp. Is cunpleted sometime lit Beraland said hili party's mn- cepts of less aovemment and more freedom flnaUy are at· ~ atteutlon. 1 "AI the federal level, government only two legttlmate tunctlons," Bergland, 49, an attorney from 'Th"e Pnst Growing Dealership in the ,Area? >'f?205·75R14 ....................................... ... :..... .. ....... . $37.50 P215-75R14 ..................... .. ... ..... ..... ...... ........ ..... ... $40.00 • ,Pawonal ALL POOL SUPPLIES , SCOTTS LAWN & GARDEN PRODUCTS BUCK KNIVES GLIDDEN PAINT (Exterior) ' • • vote chooae between "an honest Socialist and a fraudulent SoCialIst,"- or vote tor him. . 20°/o 0FF . Shareholders approve Ohio , bank merger ! • .Ilavtd. Bergland says voters can The ·teaves are Faliing and so· Are The ·:_Prices·pt-- Jim Mink.Chevrolet-Oldsmobile -. .' CINCINNATI (AP) - U~rta~· •, l tunc:ts reached only one portion of the .ian Party presklentlal candidate •· FAll HAS .: ARRIVED . . chance of attaching the civil rlghts rneuure In thel organization or lilstltulton. stopgap bill, he was "lilundated" with people leiiJIIl Suworters said the legislation would return the law him they will offer other BJ11endments. ~ to Its status before the Supreme Court ruling. . However, he said President Reagan told llln't. · Con.servaUves, threatening to tWINSter the Issue, · personally that ·he wanted a measure tree ol. said It would not slinply reaffirm existing law but · extraneous amendnients. . · : Wlduly expand the law. .. . The_ omnibus bill ts needed to provide IJIOI( The next procedural hurdle for the measure comes government agencies with about $476 bllliOII !lollarlj Saturday when votes are scheduled on whether to lor the llscal year that begins Monday. • choke off debate on the Issue. It takes 60 votes to Only four of 13 necessary rappn•¢atlon8 tor lllclf curta.11 flirther actiQn on the civil rights Issue. 1~ have been signed Into law, and Ca!&reiJ halt Senators took no action on the money bill and lit been schEduled to adjourn In a week. L..; over six hours did Utlle more Friday than point .The House passed Its version of the 1110111!)' . _ fingers at each other and lameftt the delay. The House earlier lit the week. l3ut lt·wu 10 1adetl wltl\ watef. convened but waited to see what the Senate would do. projects and extra spending that the Respn: Baker said thatonceothersenators saw there was a admlntstratlon has threatened a veto. ' ' If the • SEPT. 30 THIU OCT. 14 T I Intention of some senators to add other Items to the stpgap bill, threatens to delliy 'Coilgress' scheduled adjournment for the year. · "I no longer target Oct. 5as theadjoununentdale," Baker said. Civil rlghiJ lorces won a pxocedural victory 'Il!ursday nlg!lt when the Senate voted 51-48 that the ~ailEd Civil Rights Act oll964, already passed bY the House, could be coruoldered ~ an amendment to the money bill. The· leglslaUon Is aimed at overturning a 6-3 Supreme Court ruling Feb. 28 that a law banning sex discrimination at co1legH receiving federal aid only applied to tile specific PJ'Illll'am receiving lhemor\ey. The measure wruld require rec!plents of federal money In comply with antl-dtscrlmlnatlon Jaws even mounting Libertarian ' candidate • . ·eatnpa•gns GRAND OPENING SALE 1QD/o OFF Jgnoiing "I .don't have the fOII&Iesl Idea when we're going to llalsh" the money bill. Baker !!ald. But he added that the dispute, aloi!g witll. the rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'·;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::;;===;;;;; . ARE T&L HA.RDW , - lotllam. conversion for a 22-21 Ashland lead. with Steve W~ going the final Myers st.eppedoutofllieendzmetor This set the s~ for the Tiger 12. Brad McCorkle's kick knotted a Jackson safety. . comeback t.hat Silw ms cover 60 . thescoreat7. 7wltb1:1l>remalnlng TheChletsnntshedwlth'lllyardll · yards lit six plays, Including a 42 • lit the halt. . · · rushing and cunpleted ll of 19 . . yardscreenpasstromAlnsworthto MidWay lit the third perlod the passe5for173yards. Mark Pierson. Chieftains la\lll(!hed a 96 yard drive, Jackson, J10W 2.J, netted 163 ' Ironton rushed 53 times for. 231 ·capped ey.Kelth Myers' tbreeyard rushlngyardsandhltslxof19pasaes yards, and cunpleted five of ll run on the nrst play of the lourth for63yards. . aerials for 100 yards with no pertod. Yorkaddedthepoliltatter. WWiams netted 83 yards for the : liltercepllom. Wlth3:58remalnlng,KeltbMyers Ironmen whlleKellyWolteflnlsbecl The Tomcats netted l:ll ~ards iut Farrar with a 46 yard scoring wltli60yardsforLogan. rushing and hltlOof ?.'!passes for 17l pliss and York toed the placement. Score bY quarien: wlthoneliltercepted. 'l'hreemlnutes later, Logan was Logan ...................o 7 014-21 FeazelledAshlandwilh56yards plnnedagalnstltsowngoalllne.so Jackson ........ ....... O 7 , 0 2--9 on 13 can'les whne Montz bad 15.for· . 81andMarkPiersonl5for73torthe Tigers. Score for, quarters: Ashland ............... o· 7 '1 S.....22 SPRING VALLEY PLAZA Ironton .. .. .... ..... .... 6 8 7 s-29 ·4411·3336 ~ ' · HOURS: Mon-Set. 9 to 8: Sun. 1 to 6 JA~~a::=blriiluon (AP) Jll'l!lllll"'l for action on an ~ money bill to · llllep the government operating; the Senate . was mln!d Friday in fights over ctvU J1¥hts l$1atlon and bther unrelated Items ~tors want In tac.k mto the olttnlbua IP""''na package. · , The Clllltn,.aay threatened In dl.srupl some ll'D\'I!I'IIIIII 91J1!1'8tlons early next week and delliy Conareu' scheduled adjounnent for the year. sun, there was oosljpl that senatorsoo either side of thr ciYil rllbts flght would relent. Majority Leader Howard H. Baled' Jr., R·Tenn.. announced that the !lalate would meet Saturday In hopes of breliklng the ~"'·~~·puttllegameoutofretiChln .__...~, th 92 ard the fourth quarter wl a y punt return. • Alexander's paaa1ng game was the dllference as Powell cc:mp1eted yardpasstro~nPaulJewell. Jewell also passed two scortng llol17""o."""lor74y•-'•. ..,..-..... Wellston tosses to Rod s•~an of :II and 16 outgalned the winnerS 2311 to 19t. ~... ·-· Wellston had UK rushing and M yards, Tee MO!Tison added two ••••l •• whne AJexandel' bad 120 scores on ·runs of 44 and 19 • to go with their 74 pallling McClellan had a 24 yard run, and ards JolmLongchlppedlnwlthanll:vard Y . · .. Q wm... - ,..,lti· ·..tl· Section S.ptutl ·., 30, 1914 Senate civil rights battle continues : States. , Blair, llnl'l»dtw. and Nell Elshlre'. dek'n· stve 81d. NE\\' YORK ~AcUYated Bob Crab&P. llnPb&ckei'. GB !H apuw.WiaApiD __...... Alexander's SpartanS • .....--.,. to go nowhere In the 'IVC thla )Ml', evenedthe!rlooi!rerordto2-2wltha 14-0wlnOIII!I'Wellstorl. Toey stonc:e~ grabbed a 26 yard scoring pa.ti !rom Roger Jewell to gtve the Spartans a 1!-0 lead that remained untU Alexander's Jlyan BID MINNCiQT~ VIKINrn-Acttvatl!d Matt x·Chlcago 1G COWBOY5-A.ct1Va1ed Trimble, which held leads of 45.Q atthehalfand5S-Oattheendofthree quarters, wereledbyMarkC&mpbeU'sthreetouchdownsooarunof42 · from yardsaloJWwltba67yai"dpass i<eruw McOellan and ·another 36 recovered an Ironton tunible to set of rushing and passing camed' the up a 24--yard sco~ run by Kent ' Logan Chieftains In a 21-9 SEOAL Fea71'1. Stelmcvandei:'s kick lied the victory over Jackson Friday night. scoreat14·14. ' . The vlsittng Chletta!ns, now 3-2• Just under three minutes re- sCored lit the second period on a mallled m the thiM stanza when halfbaCk option pass from Scott Moritzbangedtntromthesevenand FamU'toKffryYorkfor25yards. Ainsworth's kick put Ironton up D: J. Conrad was the liltended 21·14. receiver, but the.pass bounced off TheclockshoWEd 1: 44 remalnlng him lilto York's hands . for the '" tilegame ' whenB-·.~htonsco . red touchdown. York kicked the polilt ~m the one and';;;:' passed to fromplacerT8tt. Brent Pendel tor the two-potnt Jackson theh traveled 82 yards OIV'-)'E"'.r coqtracts . PHII.ADEI.J'IUA 'l6ERS--SIInfd Leon Wood. guard. to a mutti-)'E'Il' CXI'Itract . Fliday't Garneti Clev€'land n. MlnnC'sOia 10 Boston 5. BaiUtnorl' ~ Dttroll t , New Yock 2. 12 1Minjs Mllwa~ 4, Tonii!O 3. ll Jnn.JnaS J " -rod. p;uanb. """"" """"" and Eot!>und and J£r ,cooper. center.,.,. tG .525 .500 :l .49f !5 .e 9 .«16 n .1.'16 11 m ro X·\1101\ N.....a • •,..... G 0 L DEN STATE WARRIORSReached agreement 011 a one--;yt>ar C~::m · . tract with Steve Burtt, R'W"tl. MILWAUKEE BlJC'KS L Pet. GB 84 76 · R1 19 . IiWNToN - Fullback ' David Moritz crashed Into the end zone Iromlheone-yardllne,Frklaynlght to lift the Ironton Tigers. to a 29-22 , victory over Ashland, Ky. Moritz's plunge capped a OO.yard drive that began with 1:44 remainIJig lit the game andcamewlthjust 22 seconds left, The ~rs. now 4--1, got on the boardlnthe!irslquarterwhenRyan Ainsworth tallled from the tWo yard llne,capPingan87·yarddrlve. Wllh6:26remalnlnglilthesecond quarter Ainsworth put the Tigers up 14-0whenhescoredti'omtheoneand thmranthetwo-poliltconverslon. Four minutes later, Ashland's Chuck Broughton lofted a ~yard pass to Dave Gifford for a TD and Sven Steinwander kicked the extra · tlrUnmt ot Bob Wabm. nnt ba9eman. effecttve at tbe l;'ftd ot t~ seuon. An-nounced· the rcs~anauon ol Pat Nugent. Vk'e presideflt , eftectfvt Qc:l. 15. OiiCAGO ClJBS-AnriOWiced that Dan Rohn, lfltleider. RJcb Bon:H and Rlct AMEJUCAN LEAGUE F.AS'I' DIVtiiON passing. run. Ironton scores late,.tops Ashland, 29-22 ·· I I N-......._ ATLANTA BRAVIS-Anrnlna!d tile re- By 'nw A..oda&ed Pre!J8 73 W7 416 93 "'J!ST DIVBION I ' Gaston and Billy Smith. coaches, w\U rp.. tum ln l!Hi. Majors t1CYCiand MlJwaukre EaglesNow~ At Vlilton Crunty, the Belpre Eagles hit the road for the first time this year and came away with their f11th straght wtri, and m straight regular season \(,lctory dating back to1982. Belpre. b;lttllng to return to the playoffs for _th~.~ consecutive that Bobby COil, managt>r", A1 Widmar. Jlnvra' Wllllams, John Sulltv8n, ('Jal'f!rll.1' at Plnsbur~tt~. 9 p.m. n' • JAYs-Anmurlce(l . . 74 74 T1 .413 25 _,.....,..o.,... . dJvisbl IIUP B A L" T I M R E ' ORIOI..ES-AnlniM"d they will m · rlfcr: ~if; 1cootracbl to AI Bumbry 811d Benpy Ayala. ouUieldel'3, Ken Slnglptm, dfslanated hltfl'r', and Tom Undt'Jwood. liteher. MI.LWAUKE E BREWERS-A n· nounced , . • that tht contra('ts ·Of pltchlnlif roact1 Pat Dobeoo and flr.n ba!ill" roach Tom ~I· horn wW not be renewed. TORONTO BLUE 92 75 liD . Phlladelp!Ua at Washington, 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. I 'S7 .481 14 ·125 23 ..._._._.. .... ·o Loi Angcles Raidfo11> at PenvH. 4 p.m. Nf'W Orleans at 1-lousiOn, 4 p.m. Nf'W York Glants at Los Alij(ek>s Rams. 11l'J 81 86 86 ,83 92 66 ' 9t 8"1 Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. x·Deb'olt Tcronto Bostoo New York Bal!lmOrt" 68 · A.rnel'klu Nit NPN EnR!and at New York Jets. 1 p.m . St;>attle 111 Minnesota, I p,m , A.tlanta at San Francisro, 4 p.m. Detroit at San Dk'go. 4 p.m. W Ctnctnnali San Francllro !fXI U .41!N 12 BUFFALO BJSONS-Amllrunct'd " thai lhP ~ Whltt> Sox wW bP thP new jla1"81t <qanlzatlon of the ~. Dallas 11 Chicago, 1 p.m. Miami at $t. Lwls, 1 p.m. C~ciMotl 81 &J Transactions 59 Buffalo at lndlanapotts. 1 p.m . ClcYcland at Kansas CITy, 1 p.m. , ; Los Arlg@les 79 T1 Hwstm at "Clnctnnatl St. Louis at Odcago San Frandsro at Lai AJ\gl'lt'S END "REGIIlARIIE<SON Lofl Angeles Raiders 33, S&n ·OielilO .J) p.m. Atlanta .Mil ;.... -·- MoiMbY•Game 4 II) ..fW 17 .61 22 New" Y <lit at M•lnll.l PlnsbUlltt\ at Philade-lphia San DieiO at AUanta 91 .?.Wl -;,} .'150 B'7 3 Ill .... 13 St. LOuis 4, OtJ~ 1. 10 lrumgs Mmt.real 7, New Ya-k 0 Hoostoo &, Onctnnatl l. 1D ilnlnp San D~ 4. Atlanta 2 . Ul& ~f'l 4, San FrandiL'O 3 . Pltbbw'glt at ~. ppd.. 1'111'1 ·"" "' 1J2 Natloaill f.onk..mO!' C!tiC8110 HOOSICII X•Wiln 4 o o um 101 n 3 1 0 .750 Eli . 58 3 1 0 .750 12:1 IW 2 2 0 - ~ &I 92 ! Seattle " Plnllh"JI"Ih .fffi84!11 1 3 0 .2505187 U 40JDJ'i'llH CLnctnnatl Ha.lston " 17 82: 72 1rr WI.BT DIVmiON It--San Otego 91 Ill wa 2"""'~ 2 0 Plt15bU~h L.A. l'tilladolphla Montreal _:;;......,Tiie Lancersha . ve~ICOI'Ed ..-·a Point thl.s year. Trimble plled up a wiKJAllng 381 1M total yardS Including 242 on llfOOnd and l39 through the. air. F~ral-Hocklng was held to a n'llnusllyardsrushlngandl4 Yards year,scoredallOfltspolntslnthe ftrsthiltasquarterbackLeeHolder a1n ,..,. the 1r with once ag spra~~ a passes. Holder, who passed 41 times completing ,16 for lill yards, connected on $COl'lng t(liiSeS of 34 yards toflogl!rRubleandl3yardsto D.lialn Roddy. 'Ruble had returned the opening kickoff~ yards for the Eagles' llrst score. Holder capped · fl ani offthescorlngwlth a vey run 111 the second quarter, VliltonCruntyactuallyoutplned Belpre with :m total yards to the Eagles 190• Vliltoli ,.~"'~•"h' """' 61 ........u~ · yards rushing and 141 paliSing. BfiF1ntQuad« The1'l:lrilbleTomcatsniShedtoa .1!-0 first quarter lead and never looked back as Fedei-ai-Hocklng faDEd to score lillts f11th straliht POMEROY -AUfourTri·VaUey Conference games playe<J Friday wound up shutout vtctorles as Belpre's hlgMlytng Eagles notched a 26-{1 win ' ovet VInton County, Trimble crushed ·Federal-Hocking 58-0, Alexander SU!llrlsed Wellston 14-{), and Meigs knocked off NelSOnville-York 2'7-0. The warren-Miller contest scheduled . for Frlday was po~~tponed untlllastntght (Saturday). ..~ . I''""'M OSHA 1111 Ue • ., "'1111re·- liD . . .IIIJII the CCIIII*\V was In violation ol any Information out as po~~slble so we can put this issue to bed once and for all," he said. In November 1978, Urbana voters approved a ballot issue to adopt the city charter. It replliced theclty'sprevlousstatutocy government In l91ll, after about a year of planning tor the traJISitlon. Citizens for BetterGovt!IIUuent.led by Strapp, oppoee the charta'. His group charges the charter guve111IIleiit is wm!spmsive and C061Jy. Murder indictment returned COSHOCI'ON (AP) - A Coshocton County grand jury hal Indicted a Delaware man on death penalty murder charges In the shooting death of a Coshocton man Tuesday night. Charles Stephen Holmes ,is accused of killing Robert Van Alta, :11, and sltoollng Van Alta's wife, Winnie, In front of a Cosllocton plant. A Coshocton Crunty sMrlff's deputy shot Holmes wltlle trying to l!fl'eSI him. Sgt. David F()Sterwas cleared of any wrongdolng.b y the grand jury. Holmes laces charges or aggravated murder, attempted l1ltll'der, felonious assault, kidnapping and canytng a concealed weapon. He remains lit critical condition at a Coshocton Hospital. Mrs. Van Alta was released from the hospital Thursday. Festival closes early URBANA (AP)- An Initiative petition to repe_al theclty'schart.er form of government was takm ot1. the Nov. 6 ballot and then ordet:Ed back 011, aU within less than 24 hours. . The Champalp County Board of Elections. struck the C<llltrove'slal charta' issue from the ballot In a special IllEeting 1bunday atlet:IIOCIII. basing Its decision oo a legal opinion from Ohio Secretary of State SbeiTod Brown. Oa Friday, ~.Brown's omce reversed Its decision and told the boanlto put the Issue hack Cll tile ballot. J)nneld J. Mc'l'liue. the secretaJy ol state's assistant elections COiiniel, said the charter couldn't be abolished by Initiative vote. He clll!d al921 Oblo Suaaeme Court cue as the basis for his dectolnn. But UI11aaa attorney Robert Stnlpp, citing a 1933 Supreme Court 11111ng, argued successtully that tile cbarter can be repealed .... 3 LEBANON (AP) - Bad weather has forced the early closing of the Ohio Valley Renaissance Falre at a site along Interstate 71. east ol LebanOn. · The dectslt>it to cl~ the fair after only two weekends of a seven-weekend schedule was made Wednesday, said Pamela De La · Pena, festival president. She said rain and cold weather plagued both weekends tile fair Will qlell, preventing completion of the site and parking lot and reducln& • U ~Lewis Moore said hedldn'tplan to tight the latest decision. ''We'D IUit have In set our wbeela going and get as. nmch • 1 ln,itiative pulled, retained Initiative, .. I attendance. The fair will reopen next July or August for six or seven weekaidl, · site said_ . . . Originally, the recreated 15th century English village was to baVl' been staged on Saturdays and Sundays. · . The fajr was to have court dancers, jousters, IliUIIclans cFattspeople demonstrating and se1llng their wares, a variety ot medieval foods, and theatlical productions. About~ perfOima'B had been hired for the festival, officials said. !O. ,. •• • • �.-. -.. ' . ,.. , ~P~a~g~e~0-;2~~The~S~u~n~da~ygTi~m~e~s..~Se~n~to~·ne~I~=======~Pom~e~ro~y~~M~idd~le~po~rt~Ga~ll~ipo~lis~,~Oh~io~~Po~in~t1Piea~~sa~n~t·f: ,W~-~V~a~.==============~Se~p~tet~m~·~ber~3~0~,~1~984~ .Point Pleasant, W. Va. Isolated families could face more weather problems . BOLAIR, W.Va. (AP) - Since a :..uanng August flood destroyed the · foot bridges across the Gauley River, autumn'schWhas taken on a . new meaning for Isolated families whode!)!!ndon the spans to Jlpkthem with schools, doctors and even their · -cars. .' The cooling wea!her reminds , them the liver wlll freeze by • mld-wlnter, leaving them on one - slde,abletogettoroads,schoolsand •· doctors on the other side only by •:walking three miles downstream ·· and crossing a railroad bridge. ' ; . "Usually, by the first of De· eember, It's frozen up," said Keith Drennen, whose sons have been : 'using the family's boat to get to .'.,School since the Aug. :ll floods. "It •·doesn't treezesolld, butlt!reezestoo much to pull a boat across." ·· .. Drennenfearshe'llhavetop.ollhls , children out of school, and there's ~ concern for elderly residents who ·can't easily walk to the railroad - blidge. ' The five destroyed blidges were 'not designed to withstand floodwaters- most consisted ofpalrsofsteel ' cables supporting planks and handrails. • Some of the brtdges were prl· vately owned by people who cannot alford to replace them. Others were built years ago by Webster County, which also cannot alford to pay for replacements that Drennen estl_mates would cost ~.<00 apiece. · The county commlsslon and board of education both said "they didn't have· any funds at all for a. situation like this, but If they could get any, they would," said Drennen, :ll, an unemployed CQ\11miner In the mountainous county In ceniral West Vlrglnla. Drennen, a spokesman for the Bolalr F1ood Commlttre, said five famllles depend on the bridges and have been pushing for fiilanclal .aid to get them rebuilt. · At a meeting with residents here tpday, ~presentatlves of state agencies and the Army Corps of Engineers planned to search for a solution. "Swinging brtdges don't mean a lot to people who don't use them," said Jim Walkins, an aide to U.S. Rep. Harley Staggers Jr. (D· W.Va.). "But If you do use them, they mean everything." "We approach all these prtvate brldgt! problems on an Individual basis. If there's a way to do It, we'll give It .the best try there is," said Tom Burns, director of o~ratlons for the state Office of Emergency SeiVIces. "We are concerned about the school chlldren and the elderly people." Drennen'schlldrenareamongthe students BW11S is concerned about. Each lnornlng atter pulling . themselves out of bed, J.R., 10, and Keith, 7, pull themselves across the Gauley In a boat attached to a rope and pulley. Residents say time is running out. "Tiuot water's rather cold," said 12 Oponln,for ohllrty In home. Cell 77 ·1411. Rhoda Cogar, frl. ''And atler the monthofOclober, lheywon'tbeable to get bridges ln. When the~ther chan&es up here. you can't get anything done." fresh ten'orist offensive In Brttlsh- ruled Northern Ireland. "Clearly these arms could have been used toklllotherlrlshpeople," the government olftclal said. "We're obviOUSly pleased to have prevented anything Uke that." He als9 said the gun-running had "strong links" with American ffiA sympathizers. He spoke totEporters on condition that l)enot beidentllied. It was the biggest weapons seizure by lrtsh authorities since 1973, when five tons of rtfles, · handguns, landr!llloes and explosives were captured aboard the Cypriot·regislere(! trawler Claudlll offlreland's soo.ith coast. British lnteWgence sources told ~ -:1.;,.·::-1-:C~II-I_T_A_II_Y_. The Associated Press recentlY that anestlmated~percehtoftheffiA' s weapons were smuggled to Ireland from the United S\&tes. .. ;;: British and Irish g\11/enunent k1aders clltlm that group ralles funds to buy guns for the IRA. The committee says Its money is IISI!II to help Rtman CathoUc famllles, parttcuJarly relatives of IRA members who have been Jailed or killed, The Amertcan organization says the money Is neil used tor weapons. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCUlATION .4 : ~ 'J984 .l."-' ..- . 3 Frequency of Issue· ,.:1.oeekly. A No of Issues Pub..,. llshed Annu allv 52 :;;· 8 Arlnual SubscnptiOn Pn ce - $26 .00 a Yeat. ; - 4. Locatton of Known Off tees ,..of Publrcat ton 825 Thtrd Ave . ~ Gal hpoliS . Oh•o. Galha CoUnty ~4 5631 : 1 11 Court St .. Po,;&lerov. Oh10. Metgs County. • " Public Notice ·.,1il •• ' -ng 10. Extent and Na ture of C1rculat10n A Total No Cop1es Pnnted 14.355 B. Pa1d C1rcu lat10n , l Sales lhrough Dealers and earner s. Street Vendors and Counter Sales. 11. 605 8. Ma1l Subsc np!IOns 1.590 C Total Pa1d C.rcul;,t!IOn 13.195 0 Free D1Stnbu ho1n BYMall. Carner or Other Meahs. Safn· pies. Co mp limen tar y. and Other Free Cop1es ;?03 E Total 01stnbut10n 13.398 .o 4 57R~ F C op 1 e~ Not D1str1buted " "' 5, Locatton of the Headq uar,., ters or General Busmess Off tees A OHtce Use. Left Over. :.PI the Publi shers 825 Th trd Unaccounted. Spo1led Afler ' Ave. Gal lipolis. OhtO. Galli a Pn n.llng 178 ( T;oum y. 4563 1 2 Return s fr om News 1 ProJeCt and W Ofk Length - Unacramble these tour Jumbttl, oneldtrtoeKhsquare,toform four ordinary words . 11 , 194 feet o r 2.12 m1les ..~e set lor compleuon . WoUld like to point trollor !"ofo· Col1114·2111· 1528. IL~·-Tj.:.:.:;V;;::"l;.r:.-:f-"Tp~'<j MICER I ·of th 1s wo rk sha ll be as set forth >n the b•dding pooposal... Each bidder s hall be reqwed to f1le w1th h1s b1d a cert1f1ed check or cash1er's check lor an amount equal to five per cent of his bkt but 1n no event more than folly l housand dollaos. co a bond for ten per cent af his bid, payable to the 01 rector. Bidde rs must apply. on the pro per forms. for qual1f1Ca!ion at least ten days pr1or to the dale set fat openong b>ds >n accordance w1 th Chapter 5525 Oh>o Aevosed Code Plans and spec1flcatmns are on· l1 le 1n the Department of Transporta!IOn and the off1ce of the Dosmct Deputy DHeCtoo oged pertelephone ond Jllt::;;:~~~:::~~:·~k~lllllo,Piette send re1ume to Box 1010 In core of tho Golllpollt Dolly Trlbun" 825 3rd. AVo., Golllpolio, Oh 45831 . k ...4 ~ •:-.-..=-·j I LUMGQ I 1 1 p ...A R•putable lnternation.•l 1 f..._ comp•nv •xpending in thla MQURUQt Y) .~ 11--1..1-.J"-1:>....-4..-.Jil....J<L.-J ISN IBAH t j V'" ] C~~~~~~t~ZTi;~ I'IVH:EN 't y ~ "t xxI _ _ , . _ _ 10 -- ------········ -··------·---Ohio Volley Floe. Marf<oi, Fri. Set end Sun . Acroa~ from ~~.!_ ~=~~- Konougo. area. Hard working lndivld· uti needed for 111.. and 1 --~------mananement . Fun or pa , rt ,. time.-·uo.ooo yoorly poni· Woe!. 3 Contonory Townble full time. Send resume: houae 3 Family. Singer Acorn. P.O. Box 146, Rio MWing rilachlne. flowera, Gronde. Dh 45174. veg,.obiOI, long dr•n••· dllhu, mloc . The Dnector reserves ·the nght to re1ect any and atl b1ds. . ~ _ _ _ .A_ _A I , tonn the IUfprlee ......... lUg· QOStod by lho - -· I Jt I I . r r.· t t 1---------'-- I t 1---------- ·------------------ . .·. ·• bte roou, carpentry, plumb· 1 , • • lng, aiM:trk:ll, no job too ' ~ 11m011. Coli 114-251-14911. ~ Avo'i~ • Tuppers Plains, Ofiio I would like to thank evtryone who sent food, floWers, lifts 1nd cards for my 90th birthd1y. Sorry for this dell)'. but I' ill still receivina letters abeut the OPitl floull which WIS Ob· served CHi Junt 24 It St. Paul Unlled lelllodlst , Churclt j Thank You Everyont BANKRUPTCY LOUIS CENNAMO AnOINEY -AT-LAW Ph... for 221-0111 Columbus local Con•ultation 446-1693 Gallipolis Admloolont roprO..ntotlvo for GliHI!iolle 8uolneu Col· We INIY ctsh tor 181te model loge. Solery pluo bonuo. , Sileo eaporlonco helpful, clean used care. but not ne-ry. Coli Jim Mink Chov.-Oidt Inc. 614·441·4307. for Bill Gone Johnoon · interview. 441-3872 9 Wanted To Buy W.ntild to buy Uled COli & wood heattrs. Swain Furniture, 441-3169. 3rd. • Olivo St .. Gottlpollo, Oh. W-od- Junk outoo ony conrltlon. CoN 014-3888303. NHd wood cutt.,. for firewood oa our land. Call 814-251-1089- 5 :00. Work aveHable ne1dall AN'1. LPN•a. GN"a. come aluM. jonltorol• m - - por· aonnef. Send naume • pollee r-' ta P.O. lox· 9111, G Oh 41131 . ,._,aVo, ~ :!':'::"~~;!';;., ~~i , f NOTICE 1 ' THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ' USHING CO . recommend• .ihot you do bu""- wlih ,'1>00plo you know. ond NOT :to ..nd money through the "111111 untM you htve invHti• gotod tho offering. ·Own October, 1 lhru & 11 810 South s-nd MldrHoport; Clothing, ll""no, bod,.,.gl dreppes, cuneina. tmell ap~ pll1nces, jewelry. lilver• ltone di1he1. avon, pota lnd pane. toola. knives, toya 111d miec. · • 3 bdr. houn. pool. AC, fir..,._., Pt. Ploo11nt. 111e 171 104 or rent. Col ·11 · Loon •-mptlon. 4 yr. old ronch, 3 bdr .. 2 botho, 011. corpetod, 2 cor gorago. Coli 441-1282. 9 Till 3 •·- 1· IAII ' •' • 01 SHII£ • the .ether. Cash or Checks with proper I. D. luiCh 217 fist OWNER, LOREN GLASSBURN · . SWAIN AUcnON SERVICE to Andis. .. for Rent JACKSON ESTATEI APARTMENTS (Equtl Houofng ' Opportunity! hoo one ·and two bedroom.. Nnt otortlng ot 1103 few bedroom Oftd e111 per montti for two bedroom. wllh e200 ~olt toooted •••• Foodlond ond tltlrfntj Valloy Ploro, pool ond TV onl. Coli 441-2741 or loovo melllgt. Furnlthad efficiency t141 ullltlao pold, olnglo, thoM bolh, eo7. 2nd. Ave .. Golll· polio. Coli 448·4411 oftor BP M. For leaH qverlooldng, city pork, 2 bdr., Lll, fully equipped k - dining oreo. unfumle-. Coli "J•o, 448· 1 819 0< '441·44211. 1.14 · oc. lovef lot with ba·a em.,.t, elec. & wetlir. Locoted In G-t Twp. Call 441-3044. 2 bdr. aplo. utlltloeportpold, newly decoroted. Con 171· 5104. For Bolo: Onco ocrolot whh Fully fu•nlohed . 2 bdr., odulto only. Call 448-41 10 . 2 bdr. mobile homo In city, rof. lo dep required. Cell 8 Public Sele 31 Home• for Sale ' -:11_4_ -2_11-:8--:1-92-:2-:.--::-:-:~ •· Auction 1. Gl 2bdr. unfumlthed, 12JC80 1h .... Na 3 bedroom, garage. mi. pall HMC. Call 441· 1 - -· •-lent loco· 4319 or 075-9780. lion noor ochool, owner 1-.:.::...:.::..----:-:--:--. · finonce. Middleport. Colt 14x70 3 bdr. 12x60 2 bdr. 992-2517. On 8ulovflle Rd. 3 mi. from 81n~•ng Ti'oee Subdfvllion Rt. 110, Accapl HUO. Colt ' "' "' ' Three bedroom. both. living 1.9:"ocroo, 1 mi. loot on Rt. · 446-9204. . khou· 480, Homoa-. FL. Cell 1--=-......:------:--: fi-: ' d .. • ve ., ~. 114-371-2712 or814-378- 4 bdr. home, trl-levol, ull Located at D.J.'s Tradinc Post, 923 S. Th 11 1u dIM --• burnl m1101 an wuua ng · 2243. besment, flr8plece, he•t Middleport, Ohio. fum- . Approxlmotoly 2 - - - - - - - - - pump. wood ovofloble. 12 1956 Chev. Bet. al·r 4 door, runs good ·, black & white TV, •,c2'7'o'ooln phDoxtelr14p7r41c2• Price roduaed. 7 ..,., mora mi. from city, Honnon Troce • • one · • or lou. 'II mi. off Rl. 218. School Olotrict. Ref. & dep. 2832. N- born. tobocco booe. req. Call 114- 258-1929 or couch, chair, tables, fuel oil furnace, beds, baby bas~et. stereo, electric fireplace. old table, 1919 Maytag · both full c1tv IChoolo. c.. 448· 258· 441· 3212. · I 11 roomo. 5 ocrH, wringer washer (works), all kinds of misc . • 9330. 2 Mobile homes for rent, Thlsllas bttn consi--' to bt sold! bobom-;outbu' · • dinl ... . . HI'U • 4 ac,.. off Kerr Harrisburg Upper River R.d . Coli 4441Cash Positive 1.0. 327 or 112-2 47. on Viney Rood n ..r Golllpo· DAIII SlltH - AUCTIONEER Arbu~'-. 3 bedroom homo. lit. t7,ooo.oo. Coli 304· 1809 or 448 -0608 . 949-2033 or 992-7301 ~~ 895-3388 oftor 7 PM . liberty Mobile home lor largoutNityroom, 1'1Jbotl)o, -;:;;:::::;=;:;=:;:== · oole. 10X50 . $2700.00. " Not Res.,Onsible for Accidents or Loss of Property" dining room, hoH ..,,. pluo.. -:: Coli for oppointmont, 9811· I ~:::=;:;:;;:;::;;::~:;:;::;;:;;;;:;;==~ 1304-4118· 1100. 38 A IIIII Estate 4280. -~--..;.~:;::;:~=;~:;::;==:"-::~~--~~ puBLIc Au CTIoN THUR EVE OCT 4 1984 5:30 P.M. 1 1m111 fum . lfftclency fof 1 gantlamon only. Coli ~0338. Furnlolied Efflciontv. t1110. Utllltleo pold, thoro both. 7-1 4th; Golllpollo. 44+· 44 t 8 oftor 8 p.m . ' rofrie. 2 bdr. opt, nove water fur.,.shed. new _,.. LR, BDR, holl. *221 - .. quiet oroo noor.S - lrldlo Plozo. CoM 441-0111. ~~~·DFulon,bDinl~:"'tuol' ·. Apt.-2 bdr, nloo. Apt. •1 bdr.. utllltlea furnlahH . House 3 bdr.. deluxe. Howe 2 bdr., .. ceMrol locotldro. A· One Reel E - . . . _ 675-5104 or 1711-11318. : 3o'r.s'l;: - - - - - -- - PUBLIC AUCTION !, MON • EVE •• OCT• 1• 1984 4:00 P.M. bo8ytho•w·-•• , bodroomroo.mdlo,n11n'lag •• ,... · - n room In b o - t . new 24x24 II"'' Clooo downtown . ~7 '4Veo:ppolntmont, · · "l"· Located at 1169 Airendel Line. Upper Arlinpon. Ohio at tht comer of Castleton & Airendel Line. . ~============· :P:os:ltl:vt::I:.D:·=il to 11 32 Mobile Homes for s.re Wanted oc-. PUSTIC GAS PIPE 1" 160 PSI .184 ft. - pick up 20• ft. - delivered Also pipe .c- S&H PLASTICS Central (Vienne), W. Va. PH . 304·295·8615 END OF SEASON Hou11 for renl reference• ._Ired. lnqufro II 631 Fourth Ave., Gollpolio, Oh . ClOSEOUT Lovely. lorve 4 bedroom 2 bod! - . Kh, · fullyot-. ........... LR. DR dio· AC. gor., ilnd bomt nur downlown Pomeroy. f3110 mo. Coli 446-0118 . hw-. All Listed Tractors COST Plus 1 OOfo nn. 2 bdr. homo. OAIIot ...... noigllbothood. Ref.·-'""' • depNewly pointed 5 "SOllY, NO TilDES" ooit ,.quire<~ . CaH Richerd Corter 441-1 370ofler 5:00. Stu••.. s,...,••1 Pie s.fll 1811 IUrlrwarid 14x70, 3 ba droom. 1'h blitll; alacbic 1..otge houH good ohopof Col 114-318-9909. ......114-843-5244. - · *11.1100 ... 1..otge houM on little Kyter Rd. ludget goo U& mo. See Sto..,. lhover or coR 814· 387-37110. PUBIC AUCTION 1110 14•70- hd oom horrNI, fl,. ploao, ceiling fan . unfurniahed. mob ond offer. Col 114· 192·5163 . location: 4 111ilts west of Jackson, Ollio. Turn left on C.R. 20. Go 1 milt. lustlnl's Auction Bam. ... for payoff. 1183 Schultz limit1d edition. 14x70, with 7x1 1 oxpor\do. 3 -oomo, .1 'IJ both1, oil oloc. control olr cond. firo. p&.:.. extre in.talationl. '" .._ _ 304· 458· 11114 or 304-773-5417. tniS: Stepblck pie safe cupboord · very 9~Y. nice 6 tin pie safe w/drawer. exc. cond .. old jelly cupbolrd,large 211C. country aak c_upboard, 5 lej&ed oak drop-leaf table w/ leaves primitive cherry drop leaf llble, 6ft. H'bat:t luR size bed.' 2 fancy oak dressers, very old dove llil blanltel chtst 11ncy oak pressbaek rocker ·. exc. CGfld., old shaker rock.inc chair, set of Bentwood chaKs, several mce parlor stands, krtchen cabinet w/ roll, wood churn, 3 very ea~y Bentwood chJirs. Waterbury kitchen clock · exc. cond., large fancy oak mirror· exc. cond., severe! nicetrun.lts, walnut box top dresser, -several nice hand stttched quills, org1n stool. old toble 1trp Yit:tor record pltyer, old meal chest w/bollom doors mission oak sideboard, rooster weathernne, several oak rVekm. child's chair, old handmade day bed · ex. cond., severe! country baskets, old pocket watch, oak stand w/ 2 shelves, walnut stolid, wood bowl, school slate. Over 20 outstandina pictures, prints 1nd frames- best ever SOld! Old dresHS 1800's, nit:e cond.; sevenlleether ti<:k pil· lows wood clothes raclls, Old ppsy pot, 2 early tin wall can· dlehOtden box of niee orrowheads, comb case, tin match holder. ald.blue whiskey bottle ·Pitts., Pa .. Wh~e House vinepr botUes, Campfire mershmallow tin boa, .,... noce ptnk 1110 N- Moon mobile homo lor ale. phone 304- 571-2511. connec- tions and water pipe. 3 bclr. houoe clotuxe Pt. · 3 bdr. hOUM 50 Eu,...o, Oh . Co1875· 5104. ' I ~::;:;;=::;;=::;:::=~ 54 MIIC. MerohlndiM Wanted houM in fair cond . with •pproxlmately 10 Trliler p1rtially furnished on Will poy •1100 down 1 aero ground . . 304·1711· with 10% lntO<HI. Poy· 39!19 or otter 5 , 87·5 -2498. ,_., f1tl0 mo. 2 Vago 11etlonwogone *200 both . Coli 441-2244. 64 Misc . Merchandlae ottoriPM. (..try Pt IMiti- 3 bdr. brick with botornont & pr•oe tn Rio Grande. Security dopolit, no poto, 1236 mo. Coli 514-246· 6439. . IIDING TUCTOIS: l-8199KT-19 HP W/50" or 60" lOWER 1-8179KT-17 HP W/50" or 60" lOWER 1-8122-12 HP W/50" lOWER 1-830-8 HP RIDER W/30" lOWER WALliNG TRACTORS 2-5645- 12 HP HAND START 1 ~ 5240-8 HP HAND START 30" MOWER OR CULTIVATOR AVAILABLE WITH THESE UNITS Four bedrooms. two bttths, genge. Y:t mUe from Neige High School 1260.00 per monlh plus depoM. Phone dlyo 114-992-1481 or ev· ..1119• 814-912·3301 . 2 hou... for rent and ~r for Mle or JeaN with option to buy. 304-175-8720. &4 Mosc. Merchandise ONE WOOD STOVE THAT CAN HEAT YOUR ENnRE HOUSE WOITH A TIIP FIOM ANYWHEIE 1repllace or Free-Standing INO MONEY DOWNl SAVE •TWO BLOWERS •GLASS DOOR •LARGE ASHPAN •AUTOMATIC DRAFT •BURNS WOOD /~ or COAL B.V.P.U. 90 DAYS r,tassw~re, 2 wooden Borden IMicltets w!lids, ~lll)lnd 'Piinted oil limps, CO()!)« boiler, mltiY sltrne IllS, lUllS. crocks 1nd churns, some blue, white, ereen. brown 1nd striped; 4 pl. Betphry, Ohio jlr. Sponf!ewa<e pitcher, blue and white, exc. cond.; all types ol&ranitewlre, blue, wh~e. friY green 1nd yellow, very &GOd cond.; old straight razors end 'sever11 knives Winches!• lulite, small key wind dO(J llee, coo-coo a lot of lin kilthen utensils, Wm. H. 11111nd Windell Wilkie president lrldeas, Old post· cards IIIII •ny pidures. Some tin prints. sm.. Daney chum plus some nice IJIIs$wlre! AUTOS: 1977 vw &GOd cond.. and 1980 GMC li ton !rUck w/utility boles. Good CGfld. TElliS: CUll 11 clttcl w/prgper 1.0. llo 011 of stall 40010 incl":l SAME AS CASH a.., ~~~:a~: ~~.-... ~ :?.~~ Cl11n downtown apt., llllivate, speclout. renan1Me. no peta, llnaiO cw _,.._ Coli 441-411'2 oftor 4 . 2bodrilom, 'llmMeoutSond· Hill Rood. 304-875-3834. NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL1TY MOBILE HOME IALEI. 1-:--:--:-:::-----:--:--:4 MI. WEST. GAWPOUI, Houses for Rent RT 38. PHONE 0 1 4 - 4 4 6 - I - - ' - - - - - -7274. 1 9 72 Frwoclom troller, por- Small furniehed hou•e. odu~o only. Coli 441·0338. tlolly441-7103. furnlohed . eti.OOO. Col Unfwr\la- houae. 3 bdr .. trtovo. ref. Rodney Vlloge II , Wontocl to buy u l o d - t27& mo. CoU 448-4411 homo. c.. 014· 441·4782. 1Soon! . don't worry·~ Houoo on 2111 Stroot, low rent. quiet , edults. no ptll. Inquire 2100 MI. Vornon Apanment 44 c 111813.ee1 •1232 . ·..:__..:__..:_ _ __,~Cloorvlftw Eototeo building lot, reatr6cted. •II utilltin under ground, centralize _ . , eyllom. I mf. below Golllpollo on Roccoon. Coli 446· 3485. Comi . . Soon! This is onlr • partilllistllfl. 1'1111'1 will bt IIIIIJ lllln it.... lots of nrd All & fill lllrUt llllrCIIIndiu. Tills will bt 1n inside 1uctiofl, so PARTS klq. Nut a MeOIIdllpadt wu played lrpm dummy. WbeD IMt llatitte AUCTIONEER-LON NEAL a Growth("-f olooke Ia tJoi, dl•mond IIIII u be WUI· ed to maJut his coatract. 'J'bei'e WU DO way Ulal lloutll oould pick up lbe parded ~of lpldelltld ltlll wiD all lbe dlamoad trlcU lllllrll Eut us, we'll Gas heater (apt: size), gas range, oil range , small oil healer, large oil healer (nearly new). 275 gal· ron fuel oil lank, lots of chairs, old books, old record albums, mixers, electric & oil lamps, lans, desk, new costume jewelry, sandwith glass, lots of old dishes. cabinets, wood bed, hall tree, metal bed, old wood mantel, brass lamp, Seth Thmas 8 day clock, RCA table model TV, new UHF antenna, 20 yr. old collection of Avon bottles, lrosted alass lots of depression glass, several cases of Avon ' products (new, never been opened) . A big garage lull of furniture thai I haven 't seen yet will be there. 0" Mwilllc-I!W-~ ()peolq lad: +K shoP Location: Because of bad w•t-er auction will be held in the Thaler Ford buildinc across troll\ Fruths Pharmacy on Rt. 35 next to the hospital. 1 5111 ~..H s+ 4+ Pau p. . COLLECTIBLES: China coffee maker, tin item$, sterling can· dlesliclts, Demitasse rtems & other rtems. IISC.: Answering service, ten speed bike, commercial size sn"" blower & vac., security system, tack rtems ol all kinds & lots more. ' OWIIER - IRS. II. BALDWIII Dan Sllith-Aucti--614-992·7301 . SATURDAY, OCT. 6 AT 10:00 A.M. Cot~•f I v· ld ~•• •' ,.. .. :n. ,...,." p. . HOUSEHOU): Kin& queen & sinile bedroom suites, dining room ·puBLIC AUCTION . .......,..---·--- . .-. MONDAY, OCT. Nd Eul DATE: SaturdaJ, October 6, 1984 At 1 A.M. • YARD SALE Vulllerable: Neither O.ler: Soulb suite, stereo. blicher blodc tlble & lots more. ·. I.AFF·A-OAY ....""--- · Into 1 Unbollevobte home Saving Thouunds of Dollorol Flroploce. Midport. Coli 114-912-1841. Fon Located at 582 Beech St. liildltport, Ohio. Sold for two days and Still haVt baSIIMnl tor· HOUSEHOLD & AIITIOUE ANYTHING TO EVERYTliiiiG COlE SEE & BUY Eats Positive I.D. Cllsh - Auctionter ' ~ ·~ +QUI +A7 SIT., OCT. 6, 191C 10100 1.11. Yord Solo, 2212 J-roon Avo .. MonondTuoo, I :OOtMI ~ +AJIOUS st a 10 yr. old 1 unit oportmont complex. Wallllon. Ohio. All 1 bdr. opto .. 4 furnfthed, off lualneH Avolloblo Ootobor I, I 3 bedroom mobile home for r1nt. Ne1r llomaroy end Middleport. Cell 8tZ·IIH. street . .400 Residant . ;== ma"agerperking over *1 mo. I:A~··~..iPio;ln~I~P;Iu~•;;•n~l; Income. Con8tant welting llot ' " ' thon • 1 5.000 .,-r unit . Po11iblo 2nd. mott· for R~nt · Collll92·1 189 Mon.· 1 ------~_..;. Fri . 9· 1, &e•· 2874 eve. & wk. ends. Two bdr, mobile 'h ome .. complelely furnished on Bob McCormick Rd . Coli 441· 1--,..--:--:-=--':::-: 9609 . Moraorvlllo. 31Fu-r~nl-,-hod:---:-2.,-b-d-ro-.=Tv:-c-ab:-:1-a . ... II!OCIIIUI>I, electric. ru· f1 1 1 ral W.t. r, oeptic tank . cl..n. quiet. belul u r VIr· · view in Kanaup. Foatera ta .ooo . Coli 81 4-2111 · Treflor Pork. 44e-1802. 1118. 2 bdr .. AC. g11 hftt, Will to Building lot Neighborhood woll carpet In Golllpollo. Call Rd . 85x1110. fi.OOQ. Coli ofter 5PM , 441-1409. 448-3844 oftor 7PM . 1- - - - - - - - PUBLIC AUCTION ...... PfPieiii8ii'i ...... & Vicinity • 1. .AJIOH +K +10432 :' ' Yord Sole, W-ofOct. 1ot, cencel if rain. partdilg lot booldo Uquor Store, Polnf Pleooont. .• KtU +10 4 +KQJU SOUTH dtoclalw. ~:d. eta7.~'~'l·c':r ,:::.lr 21 18 · Aiso 2 fomlly yord olio, juot· oft Route 7 on Rt. 143, Porno: roy. Oct. 1at thru 5th" 9:00-11:00. ' $19,000-$10,000 7 vinyl · woU poP.,, ae,.i throughout, w.ll l n - . . poiM, - - - · 111 outdoor grill, ewnlntll, monyoxtroo. CoU441-2183 til II:OOPM, oftor 8:001'M aoH 114-UI-118119. If yo• have somethi, you want to sell call tarn it into cash 14-367·7101. Wed .', Oet. 3rd II Roclertclt Orimms. Rain or ahlne. O~t Broadwey in Racine. Nu• ·merous itema .and clothing.: Phone 949-2834. ·--·--···· ·········--·-·- -···· EAST +QU 3S ,NOT£: Home• tor Rent out In -ntry, fumlehod ldtahon. Muet hove rofo-· aoe. nao. 304-171·1too. Building• 34 WEST +Kt Thaler Ford Blq., Rt. and St. 160 CASH DIIAWIIIG Truckloads of new merchandise, furniture and mise. items of all kinds. SOIII!hina for everyone. d - . Sixth St.. Recine, Ohio. Ocl. 1 ot ond 2ndl, I :~ ~ 3 ' 00 I d llhoo, · · A ntquo toyo. ctooheo, bookl oild more. : 42 Mobile Houe" for Rent br home. 1 ~ botho. boamont with !emily room, doublo gorogl. pool . Muon . 773·14n otter 4:00. +u EVERY SAT. NIGHT 7:00 P.M. 1-:---------Five family yard ule: Clri c... o,, nJwiiJ No T,..ll - 11111o , _ _ 1st ,_ . . . . ,.,....... -·-- Ht .i I I •II CONSIGNMENT AUCTION EXECDnVE SAUS FIELD SAlES MANAGEMENT 01 1U1111SS WI TOr 'IIIOMUINU.II 04187. TwoMielh - · of quollty · La"" Do"'"''· 114-742-2111. ~wn your 41 11',:~ Plono Tuning ondCoRopolr. :;~:....:•:"':.:the:"":lh'R~oa~k~ln~l~of~d~I•~""~D~or~d~l~~ :r,:::. !,",;3':~~~~ 8runlcordl Mullc .. 441· ~-~•10rbd~~·~-~c~lalw~~h~ld§.l~l~trlcb~8 Note lllat declalw teally 'bad no_ OEU&-Utt:::U . - -) boMmont. Ft>< informotlon Jeen~Sportewlar. L1dle1 lou· · tlquo, t>< Chldron'o Store. Natlontlly tdvertlaed brondo. •n.IOO lnal. •1.000.00 Inventory, fix· tum. training ,.,.. Coli ...,.;11 Mr. Toto 704-2745115: 1-'--------- ;i== ~-~---~&;:;4;;,M;IIC:::.-;;M~er~c;h:a:nd;l;::ae lii:56~-i6~50~.~~- Bu1lne1s Opportunity .Q .. +AI75U . Roa Smilll. DOW llv• ID CbattaaooP. TM• ue, but be bu opeat much of his brfdae life ID Jl'l8cllaff, ~ . Tbet II .c '- IDOUp to the Grltld CUyoa for · Ron to bave walbd IIOIIIIi cliff fdlill. He DMded . an his aputy to plek his way tbrouib IIIII four_.te coatract. . Wilen Rartb belatedly bid t11ree di•IIIODdl, Roa boped to fiDd him ttrlth the A·K of dltoi'IOfltll aad two lpldel. Tbtr lletul boldlq Wll I ~1- t , but our cllffw~ fWI to make lbe b..t of lt. He WODibe Ke of cltlbl &lid led lbe jack of lpACiel from his lwld. W..t !oak lbe kiD&, c.ubed the ehtb jack (011 wlddl But pleJtd the 10 to llldlcate fiNDCtlo In be&rla), ltld U.. plltJtid I llelrt. Eut WOII tl!f brut 18 Ud retunwcl a 1111111 brut, tnmped 117 Now lbe q.. of dl• ........ lilt the table. WileD Wilt plaJtd low wi*-1 . tftoulld, Roa ,_ irltb dtammJ'I tee, clropplajj Eut'1 Profe11lonal Servlc11 .100 bloak of 2nd Avo., 2 Four ftmlly yard 11le Mon· doy ond Tut~ocloy, Oct. 1 ond 2. Beginner druma, atero, mloc. houoohold. toyo, garid clothing oM olzoo. Rt. 33 North, Co Rd1ot. 19houoe on rlgllt off · · · Five fomlly y•d nle Oi:t. 1 thru· 4 one mile from Henl~ oonvllle County Rd 3 · · · 1----~..:....___ _ Huge y1rd eale: toola. lotho b a . •• ov• jocl<lto. """'· 1193 High Bt., Mlclcl'"-t. Oet. 2.3.4.11.1 . Gorogo Solo, , _ -lon f R I Hille 8 0 Cloth!uot c hlld • ndyroc-• eduh • g•-· ngro c h• 1 -wa • K oo I, ohower door, Oct. 1 ond 2 , 9 · 3- l Bessie G. Webster 90th Birthday - ~­ : W- Wolle, . drilled & - · I vlcod. · F- ootlmoteo. Coli • 114-912-11001 orl14-742; 3147. • .. .... P(iin&;c;y ......... I 23 tHlobll, born, llrtll · Ctll 114·143· 2t71. - NOIIrR en IJS._s..-, HOME LOANS FIXEO RATES Botow morket rotoo. Fixed C9nvontlonol FHA· VA.Loodtr MotiDigo . Athono, collect 114-1182· 3001 . .~); Wtn tutbirneth 3 evening• 1 =:--:-:----:---:~31 Homee for Sale . ' C- · Coli 441· 7432 . ·.... ' ~ Oeilorot R-"t. Roooono· Threobodraomo o....,..olr 21 ...... 13iiiiiij)Ciiiii'''''''' & Vicinity All It takes Is fancy footwork Money to Lo1n ; 72•3. Dental office n-ed. Prefer peroon whh oonoHty, Te'-phone girl, JM!rl time, opprox. 20 hro. per wHk . Big Rod Born Bolo 3 Fomlly Meigl Memory .Garden . .30S.40yn.ofeccumlltiona . • Oct. 2nd. WARREN J SMITH Neet 1ppe1rance. C all J r'o je1n1 S· 7&9 3-4-5-& lth, 1 OAM until 11 : · 6 Publisher · Robert L. Wm- Agents 779 DIRECTOR tfternoons-Pomeroy are• . Answer herB: A or 6PM. Dawn At. 7 tum on G. Total 14.355 Rev. 8· 17-73 i sen. Syracuse. Ortto 4~779. 985 7440 ' · 218 flrtt bid rod born on tho 'l Manag1ng_ Ed nor . Hoban Wil Actualrto. Copietl of Single (-~) right. rl;ln or thine. Wanted: Ladytollveln a nice :t inn. :Jr.. Th·1rd Ave. Gall1poll·s. luue Pubtished N..._l 10 Sept. 30. Oct. 7 Yesterdays Jum!Hs : LAPEL OPERA COUSIN PACKET home tnd are for an elderly ~ .0h >O 456 31 . Filing D11e: Answer. What that old·time garage mechanic was lady. Salary plus room and Flrot Tlmo Goroge Sole 9-4 -r..,. Oh10 Valley Pu'blis h1ng Co. 10 E)(tent and Nature of Announ ce 111 enIs bot hered wlth-''CRANK '' CALlS board. Reply to Box 242, Oct . 5 6 8 . Furniture, C1rculat1on 1 ~'J 1 1 Court St .. Pomeroy. Oh10 clothes, aomethlng tor evePomeroy. 111'.iJh,J!tn'!1edla. Inc . 305 S. Mam A Total No Cop1es Pnntecf Card of Th8nks · ryone. Rt. 1 41 to Plftnnt 4 Givaaway 9 Wanted To Buy ~ SL. P 0 Box 1688. Greenv1lle. 14.300 Christmas Etrninge begin Hill School Rd. to Folrfleld . - S.C 29602 B·' P<IId Clrcult10n Church Rd. Follow •vno . 1 Sales ThJ Qugh Dealers Clnd I with to express my lhanks 3 kittens, gold stripped, 2 Wal')ted to buy a used King now for AAvon RepreaenttStockholde rs owmng 1 per· . cent or more of total shares Carner~. StrP.ei Vendors and lo all my neighbors, friends male. 1 female , Gallipolis coal & wood stove, in good tlves. Sell full or pan time. Unbollevoblo Gorogo Sole l outstandmg Frances P Bun- Cot~nt er Sales 1 1.6 7 5 and my family for all the Ferrv, W. Vo. 304-675· condilion. Call 614·268· over 18 call 114-618-7111 Rt. 141-2119 Debby Or. collect. ~- netle. c/o $C N Ma1 ttelter. P 0 2 Ma1l St, h!'>cnptiQns 1. 51 5 prayers, flowers. gifts lind 6965, Nora Duncan . ~ 6261. Men•. l•dlet, children• C Total Pa1d C1rculat10n Bo)( 750 . Coi umb1a . SC ctrds during my ;.cent clothing-summer .• winter. 13. 190 SUBSITUTE TEACHERS· 29202: Frances P Bu nnelle hoapitalizttion . Special 1 Mala La~dore Retriver, 1 Canning petr"a. Call 304Hou.-ld itomo. Toyo, Loto muat have valid Ohio Tetch· • Mary P 'Sterl1ng and Alfr ed F 0 Free 01Stfl hl1l10n Bv Mail. lhanks to Dr. Ridgeway. Fem1le Beagle. 1 mixed 458-1818. • Burgess. Trus tees U/ W , Char · C;nner 01 Other Means. Sam· Vete~ans Memorial Hospital, breed Terrior. Ganlle and 1 ----~----'-­ ing certificate. Applaaatlona 0 f surprI- - Mon.. T""· 0 ct. 12 1000AM Roln-•1~ ~ li e Peace. c / o SC N Ma1 111: 1e1. pies. Compl1 mr.niMy . anrl Rev. Don Archer. Tuppers good with children. 364- Wanted to buy good uaed avtilable .at Carleton • ' ' · 'M' · - · Other Fre[l Cop1es 208 ~ P O Box 7 50. Columbw. 'S.C Plains Emergency Squad, 882- 2275. King coal & wood stoVe. Schooi,P.O. BOX 307,Syro· Glgentlc Moving Stle Oct. E Total 01stnbuhon 13.398 prayer groups of all the : 29202. Cede and Co l 1 o Must be in good condition. cute, Ohio 45779, 614 · 1. 2 & 3 . 2 mlleo from PortO< 992-11883. F Cop!nS Not D 1 ~trlbt 1l ed t Oepos1t0ry Tru st Co . P 0 . 0.JJC churches and all who re- 8 Beagle pupa, 6 female and Call 258-6251 . SR 564 on White .O ok 1 OH1cn Use. Left Over. membered me in any 'way, 1 male. 304-675- 1069. ~ 863. Bowhnfl Green Sta . New 1- --:---.,----- AVONII Elmingopportunity off Ad, 2nd. hOUN on right. U naccm 1nt ~d . Spo1lcd Alter eapecially lha world's three \ York. NY 10274. Manan L C11h paid for fancy iron or Meaon County. 304 ~ 676 .. Item a to numerous to ' Harns. P 0 Bo)( 1405. Green . Pn ntu'lg 152 beat aisten. May God blesa heavy iron beda. •180 •nd 142 9 . mention. 6 Lost and Found 2 Re t tlln~ !r o m ~ e ws vou all . leona Hen•lir. i wood. SC 29646: James E. up for certliin rllleigs Co. I - - - -- - - - : - - - 1-~------­ .. Jolley. 1-6 1 lng leoak Larie. Agemo 750 stone jart. Old time cup- Btby sitter needed imme- Gtrage Sale 358 LeGrande G T01ol 14.300 ~ Greenv1lle. SC 29615. Robert . call 1-304-882· dittelv. prefer in my home . Blvd. Oreen Aarea SUbdtvl .. I Cert1fy that the stat nmnnts , A Jolley. Jr . 161 •lngleoak: Lost In vicinity of College board 7 1 2 1 Call altar 7 PM. 304·773· olon October 1.2 8:00marie by mr above a1e correct ~ Lane. Greenville. SC 296 15. and Third, Syracuse. small 5212. 6:00. Nice clothing. oomo ~ Kray and Co . PO Boll 10645. and complete SWEEPER and sewing me· Yorkshire Terrier. No coll•r. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 1 - - - - - - - - -- boby clothing, curtolno. Newilrk N.J I 7 10 1. Dorothy p Rohen W1nqe11 chine repair, pane, and answers to Nikki. Reward. FURNITURE. Bedt, Iron, S R · · lhooto, ond other houMhold P1 Jblisher supplill. t.l R<'lmsaur & A F Burgess. Pick up and 992-7204. wood . . cupboard•. chairs, ecretlry. ecepttonllt; itema. Trustees. U/ W Rooe1C Peace. chests, baekets. dishes . pan time wlthflaxiblehours. delivery, Davia Vacuum Computer experience help· " c/o Bankers Trust ot S.C.. P. O. 191 30 Cleaner, one half mile up 2 black cats lott in Forest atone jan, 1ntiqu11, gold ful but not neceuary. Reply , Box 7968. Columb1a. SC George• Creek Rd. C•ll Run. Route 7 area . Call and silver . Wrlte-M . D . care of Box D-29, Point 3 Fomllv Yord Sole ot Public Notice Bulovllle Townhou10. Mon., 992·2332. 61 4-446· 0294. Miller, Rl .2, Pomeroy, O• ·fo Pl.e aunt Re""'ater, 200 M•in Tuot, Wed. ' ~ g~;~~-a~e~~v~eG~e~~~~fe. 2~~ 46789 or call 814-99l... NOllCETO So, Point Pleonnt, W. Vo . ~ 29605: Sout hern Bank and Balloons for Get Well. Anni - Solid black prescription 7760 . Mlchlgon Solo Cobboge CONTRACTORS TrLJS!, Tr u•A Mam1e J Bruce vers•rya, Birthdtys, parties. gl1saes found on Roush Potch look ollke dollo. toya, STATE OF OHIO P 0 Box 1329. G'eenvdla S C Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal- 0rive, New Haven, 304-- Buying daily gold, Jilve · clothoo, knick knocke. 110 DEPARTMENT OF 12 29602 . Situations loon• 6 Co. 448-4313 . 882-3581 . colna. rlnga , jewelry, aterlin, 1 Noll Ave., Oct. 1 -1 TRANSPORTATION 8 Pan1es hold1ng notes 'm Wanted ware. old coins, ltroe cur · Columbul, Ohio ~ excess of 1 percent of IOta! Gun shool at Racine Gun 8 rency. Top prices. Ed. Bur Sepoomber 21 , 1984 Public Sale . 1ndebtA<1ness F1 rst Un1on Natl Club every Sun~ay, 1:00 ketl Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Will are for the elderly In our 10 Fomlly Yord Bole 11 Mory Controct Soles legal t Bank. Ashev1lle. NC . Wachov1a p.m. Factory chocked guns & Auction Middleport, Oh. 614·992 · home l .P. N. care given 11 Ltyne's residence•. Cha· ohlro Ohio. Oct . 3.4. 11. Copy No. 84-1 026 " Bank and Trus1. Ashev1ll e. NC. 3471. yNre experience cell 114- 9AM- do~ . f S C Natl Bank. Green11tlle. SC: UNIT PRICE CONTRACT only. 992·7314. Mass . M u t ~Ja l lnsu,ance . Sealed proposals w1tl be .No hunling, treapaAing, Auction Every Tuesday Wllnted to bUy: inveltmer t Spnng, Mass. Prudent1al Insu- rece1ved at the off1ce ot the dumping on- leRoy Rice night, Pt. Pleasant, WVe property. Cell 114·81l.· rance Co . Atlanta. GA Estate of D1rector of the Oh1b Depart· Property. long Hollow Auct. Lonnie Nul, Youth 5858. E W Op1e. Staunton, VA. ment of Transportation. Colum- Rotd, Mason Count, wilh· Cen~er Bldg., Camden St . Middleport M'11tual of New York New York: bus. Oh10. un ttl 10.00 A M . out permiuion . Call814-367·7101 . Cash for reasonably priced & Vicinity N'I;-Bankers Tru st of N Y New Ohto Standa rd T1 me. Tuesday, ':;==~====== 1 ·--------~ uMd carpet loylng toolo. coli 1 •-''Wrk. NY. C1t11ens & Southern Oct 16. 1984. for 1mprove- 1Shtmrock Auction Service. before 7:30 AM or oftor ·····················-···-· --ments 1n 4 Giveaway P1t Sheridan Auctioneer. 8:00 PM. Atheno Oh . 814Severo! fomHy ' o, 3 'IJ mlloa Galha Countv. Oh10. on Experience in farm a. home 693·8870. . 1 Card of Thanks 1111. of Chootor on 248, GAL.- 7- 12 68 ·S1ale Route 7. by Frile kiltano. Col 614-256· iluctlon. Coli 81 4 -692 Herold Ooborno rnldonce. resurfacmg With asp ha lt 1679. 4310. GINSENG ROOT, Top quol· 32 Mobile Homee Oct. 1 thru 4 ot 8 :00. concrete. lty ond olza grodod, Nlectocl for Sale Pavement W 1dth - 24 teet Thank you for everythinc in Kindling wood must t1ke 111. Auction every Friday night at $200 .00 lb . Ordlnory !;::=======::::; One mile out 143, Oct. 1 Coli 446-1 149. · thru Oat . I. 9-5. Clothoo, the Hartford Community omoller root - l.ootl All the time of our need. Our 3 Anno\lncemants Canter. Truckloads of new other kinde of root oleo •••-locket, pram dr-h, deepest appteCiltion to Niet dun 1969 .mobile motorcycle, dlohwoohor, ~;:::~:;=====~ Three bl•ck . long haired merchandiM every wttk . purchued. Coli Rober1 our nei&flbors, . family, r kltlono, call 614-985-3810 COn•iuments of new & used Harper. 304-171-79n. home, 12z65 Kirkwood, 2 couch ond love · ond The GaUia Twirl~ are sponsor. evenings. friends. co-workers and evmerch•ndise always wei · ing Weslefn Slyie Square !lance bedroom, fully furnislttcl. mfoc . ""'"'· comed. Richerd Revn~ds. eryone who supported us. f f'l[ 1111 V 111 I! lessoos Slatting tkt. 7 from 2-4 Two tllort holrod block fe- Auctioneer. Coli 304-276· Wnher & dryer, a.c., new c o - Sole ot a1e Iouth The Family of . al G.O.C. Muft~urpose room. circuit brnur, underpin·~· • male kittens. 7wkaold.litter 3069. , ) f' I j I r I" Ivery Paul Samons flr.;t two Free. lnstruciJlr/ Caller, trolnod. 814-985· 3640. nine. steps. Clll 256·6258 Jom Waotgh. Cou;jes invited. llyrl. Pam & For your next ula call Emma 01 2 10 For intrrmaliln call:446-0652 or 4. Bell, auction..,. licensad 11 Help Wanted Travis Simons 245-9246. ond bonded Woot Virginia Sol-I 3 Announcaments moko 45%. Coli 1'11 Help ond Ohio, 4288177. 441-3311. I Wanted to Do Public Notice Natl . Bank. Greenville. SC: C1ty of W1chna. W1ch1 ta. KS Awroge No. Copies Each losue During 12 Months: l 22 ·~ ~ ~::;:=:::;::== Tribune- 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 -;P;:u-;b-;li;-:c-;N:;-o:-:t::-ic_e_ _ ININ. 24 - 10 outletl 11f041Uotnv hlth lnltructlon ,...WIH do houa cleening It • roooonoblo rotoo. Cotl 441- .;.f 1. Ttt le o f Publr catt on. Sun~rlfay Ttmes-Senrmel' Publtcatt on .-: No 213-2 6q _ 2. Dare of Ft ltn~ Oc tober 4. ' ______ Schools karate-Prlvete Leuona . Laom tho ultlmoto In - 1 delonM. American Koroto •· ltucllq linao 1171. 143 - llurllnoton lid., Jookoon, - Ohio. I 1 4-ZII-3074. ln. : •truotor: Jerry -Lowery· , 1 184 lnduotoo Into Wolghtllfting Hell of Fomo. >· ·.,:;:,- Molt profltotote ~ouo~-n In-· Today's anns seizure followecl a violence-torn visit to Northern Ireland last month by til membl!ri of the New York-based Irish Noithern Aid Committee. Ferme for lele II..,_ Wetorloo, I fi!Omo, Houoe. modorn 3 bodroome. INith, .. 111-nt, tobecoo multf .flww fiOPUfll. 310 IIGh, Intire .' IIICI"TIONIIT : Oenerel ontv III,IDO. 1• . -Miry warlo, booldo- .100.117·1481. CtM _ , : lng, _nt.,., flUng end tollphone llklllo neodecl. Ia· Own your own Je•n· po-oo 1e not tleaeHifY, lporto-r, Lodloo Al'fNirol, but rolloblllty, plooolng ...,. oonaNtv. good ohorthOftd Comblftetlon. Ae-oeaaDr"•· lMgo llzt """· Notlonol ond oblllty to warlo with brondo: Jordoaho, Chla, Let. othortil - - · r y, Reply IO l.ovt, Vondorbllt, laod, lolox 421. PoftiOfoy, Ohlo prh, Brltttnlo. C - Kloln, giving full dolollo. wllh 8ofglo V - . Evon .f'l. ,..ume. oone, Clolllomo, Memborl Only, Otvonlaoly Grown. ' Would love to c•re for 2 Hoelthtox. 700 othore . • elderly ledleoln my homo by t7,100 to U4,1DO. .,,the month or •• da•rad. Lois tory, olrforo, trolnlng, fix· of ref.,encea 1nd TLC . tum, grond -lng, otc. Phono 141· 301 4 et ony Con o..., 111 cllyo. Mr. tlmt. Koi10rll12) Ill IIIII . .;, · .. 33 Opportunity W1ntec1 Irish · halts gun-~muggling operation · DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - The armed nav)opersonnelwhoaiTested Irish · navy foUed the biggest Irish five men, the statement said. Two Republican Army gun-smuggling were desclibed by the government operation In llyearst<xlay when two official as "well known ffiA men." cutters intercepted a trawler carry- No lnjurteswererepoited. . Ing a "huge consignment" of The five men were transferred to weapons from the United States, a the Emer as a second cutter, the goverrunent spokesman reported. Aisllng, stood by. The two cutters · 1be 50-foot trawler refus€d to slop and the trawler then headed for the after being challenged just Inside Irish naval base on Cobb Island IQ lrtsh tetritorlal waters, near the Cork Harbor where experts walled SkJWg Rocl!s off the southwest to examine the cache of anris and coast. But ltcametoahaltwhenfour ammunltlon. "There's ab;olute elation here rounds of tracer bullets were fired across Its bow from the972-tonnavy over this," the government official cutter Emer, according to a joint reported. He noted that the capture statement by the Irlsh pollee and of the "huge conslgnmeiot" of automatic weapons, explosives and . cJefense forces. The Martina Anne from the small ammunltionwasa blgsetbacktothe County Kerry fishing port of Fenlt outlawed IRA at a lime when signs was then boarded by police and Indicated It was preparing· for a lltuetlona The Sunday Eliublt~ ~fall~ DIRECTIONS: Rt 7, 6 Miletl Gallipolis- Cross Raccoon Crl!l" · Bridge and follow signs.. OPEN 11U DARK KEIJIOH SWAIIi & ASSOCIATES •• .J I �Page 04 44 The Oh~Point Times-Sentinel 44 Apartment for Rent F,.rnlahed efficiency apt. for lingle or couples only. See LAFF·A·DAV , Apartment for Rant Riveflidil Apto. Middleport. Specl1l rete• for 51 Household LAYNE'S FURNITURE · Sof•. chair. rocker, ottoman, 3 tables. (e~~~:tra heavy); t&86. Sofa, chair end loveMat, •275 . Sofasandc::hairs Coli 814-992-3874. · Furnished room, *14&. Utili· ties. range, ref. Share bath. manres~a. 8396. 61 HoUI!IIhold Gooda ~~6~1~~~~~G~ood~~L King Woodburnor, only used 2 montho. bcollont condl· tlon. UOO.OO. Call 11173378. Moytog dryer t100.00, dur. lng doyi 114·112-14111 ..,. onlnga 114-112-3301 , . Whlrlpool17 cu.ft . rofrig. with loo rnollu, ,.,. now t300. Clll441·1312'c Otlt kina tile bo*oom oulte, 2 yro. old. -.1 quaUty condition. •1 .400. Call 441·4711-S. County For oole 8x12 rug. Contact Effie lutltlrii.Lont St.. Rutlond . Phone 614-742' GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahar and dryer good Waohon, dryon, rofrlgoro-· running conditlon.UOO.OD tort, r -. Skoggt Ap· priced from e2B6. to • 896. Tebleo. f60 and up to t 125. Hi!lo-_a ·bedo.U80. and up to f650 ., oole bedo •146, Newly r.edecorated. 1 bed- 45 Furnished Rooms Roclinoro, t286. to U7S .. r!)Dm, .Pinially furnithed, Lampo from t28. to •1 211. 1226. Dopooit required. Coli pc. dinettes ffom t1 09., to 614· 892-5319 or 992 - For rent Sleeping Rooms 436. 7 pc. •188 on!l up. and light house keeping Wood ._ble With tix chairs , 2816. - - - -- - --lc-'- rooms. Parte Central Hotel. t286 to t74S. Doll< t110 up to t226 . Hutchoo, $1150. Furnithed 2 bedroom apart· ,Call Q14-448-0766. Bunk bed complete with montoin Middleport. Adulto. Firm in•er••••d partie• call pllancee. Upper Ri¥er: Ad. froot-. Appliance, Inc. Good uood opplloncoo ond TV Htt. Open lAM toii'M. Mon thru Sot. 441· 11H b o - 9:30 ond 6:00 betldo Stone Creot Motel . . 827 3rd. Ave. Golllpoilfi 81<1-892-20114. fi14-4411-7:J88. OH. ----... -------------------~--. - - - - - - - - --• $2715. and up tO .. .I Boby bedo. $110. Mon only. 919 Soc .. Gallipo- MattreaHS or bo~~~: springe, full or twin, t68 .. 1iom, •ea. 2 bedroom apartment for end t78. Queen te!t. •186. rent t280.00 per month. 4 dr. chettu, $42. 6 dr. Utllltloo Included. CoH 77346 Space for Rant cheatt, $64. Bed framet , " &423. • 20.ond t25 .. I 0 gun . Gun lis. 448· 4416 after 8 p.m. Furniahed 2 bedroom ment ln apan- Recine for ront,e160.00 por month pluo •110.00 dopotlt. You pay own utllitie1. No more than · ·2 children. Available 11111;t· 4 . Coli 949-3082. cabinets. Trailer space on private lot. TEAFORD r1] Real Estate ~ 13711. Baby Park, Route 33, North of occoptad. 304-676-1078 614-446-0322 '• NEAR ATHENS - 3.95 acres, 2 bedroom mobile home, 2nd wale! tap and 2 tjdg.; Just $10,500. We Advertise Your Listina 3 Ti.-.s A Month. Hopsing Headquarters Real Estate General II(W USTIIIl til GR£!11 ACRES - Owner is """""B to Columbus and desires a faslsale011llisa.y 38Rhorro. Easy lo heat_and lake care of- perfect lor firs! time home buyers HI baths. IMng room, OltJipped kichen illd I car gar.....,. I l I I AUIHENTJC LOG CABIN- This is a reololdtimefl!Siaedlog mo SEnLE FOI TEWNG THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN lEU THE WHOLE WOilD? Aslc Yourself This Question 11245 *Willis T. llldinah•m. R11ltor, Ph. Home 446-9539 •Ed Evans, Rooftor, Ph. Homo 446-0125 10 ACRES Of LMD - Mostly pasture Mid woods. Good 5 old 3 bedroom home. fill basement dMded. Forced air fuinace. Very @IOd <tilled wei. Failly r.w 181124 gallli" Wil coosider mollie home 011 lrade/finill<ing with SIO,IXXI """~ Good buy al $33.1XX!. . 1:109 )Oar PH. OFFICE 446-7699 GET OfF TO A 0000 STAI!I - Excelent home for first time IJuoier>. Qualily conslru<:li1n i1 tl1is 3 8R rand!. Also indudes eat-~ Otchen, 2 ijJ!I)IaO!!, full bo~ haidwood loeB and ...,;zed I car gar._ Gas IU. $44,900. INVESTMENT - INCOIIE Need a home, plus an income? Who doesn't? We ~~just what you need! love~ modern stone home plus 10 rental motel units in e•cellent condition. Completely furnished. All you have lo do ~ move in. Approx.8 and ~ocked pond. • coca.oo on a state highway. -own JOUr own busioness.. Just can for more detai~. #599 mJIIOY 2 Slllfl'( iloiiE 011 Upper Rt 7 oilers 3 bed..,ms, eot-in llilcM1 Mid dining 100111 living room Mid nice ri'ler view. Also llcludes ftJI basement carport and 2 lrnilehookufl' Nice tree shaded lawn. $42,900. . 11247 Plus bathroom and basement. Forced air furnace. Insulated . Front porch. Storage building. Nice level yard and clean. All of this lor ONLY $15,000., Phone today . VACANT Lot _#6! 2 CITY OF GALliPOliS 40'x 130' kit 1165 located on Madison Ave, GaHipol~. M city utilities. Only $5,900. S36.roJ.OO. NEW LISTING - How about almost 5 acres with country · setting' Nicely remodeled 2 story 3 bedroom home, basement. patio & carport special .financing terms available Call for your showin~ $26.300.00. NEAR POMEROY - 3 bedroom home. range, refrigerator. and woodbuming stove. Needs some Small lot and ' buil near hou se. POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom ranch with range & hood. FIA!y carpeted. new plumbing. IOO ' xl08 ' lot . Only $25,1XXJ.OO. FIVE POINtS- Crow Strbdiv> sion - Newer ranch sfyle home with 2 car garage, air «XJJditilnin& pool, al on I acre kt 3 bedrooms and large kitchen Asleai!Jr $54.900.00. MiDilliPORT - Fantastic home with a gipntic family room with a beautiful fireplace, taree living room. 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths. basement. on approximately I acre d Pinel. Want $69,(0).00 ful REALTORS HttNJ E. Cleland. Jr.. .. ............. "''-""' JNII Trusse11 ..... 94!~26601 Dottie Timer ..... ggl•-'i6g" Jo Hill ............... 915·-44166 AlB ...... ·- I ' . m4 SLrrOUnded by ll roling acres with many IIIOd l>.ildW!g sit,. The boaUiftJ sdid .. posed beams and attractive llvkled stairway ~ tl1is 8 year old home gives 1 an air of dOtinclion. Th~ is the most comfortJble and homey jUoe you1 lilrl. lndudes larr famiy room. bg '*'· ""' """"""'" I klchen/ dining room combination wlh see-lhrou&!l woodburning fire!lli<!. Modem lilchen. 31o 5 bedrooms. 3 I larl' SI:JI!I!ried j)(Jth Mid Smal barn. jUoe ID raise battis, (l-eal horses. callle. J)o!ls. donkeys, eiephanb, and mosUy fs a II10d jUoe 1D raise KIDS. 11607 WHAT A DEAL - $24,900 Come see for yoursel(. Cozy 6 rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms. ranll!d~hwasher. storag~ buik!ing and 2-car carport Kyger Creek School. U!rge lev~ ~t ll'leiles but 11552 . 7 ROOM fRAME One floor plan, 3 bedrooms, no upkeep white alum. siding. _l!tjt-in cabinets, FA furnace, nice carpebng. well kept property 1nside and out. 14'x20' block garage. Concrete drive Chain link fenced-in level yard. Insulated walls and ceiling. Phone today. #615 LUXURIOUS Country Estale with 3 Indiana stone lireplaces. including one in a master suite, 4 BR lolal, 2\-l baths, 112 acres m/1, just short d~­ tance lrom Gallip<Jis. This custom built log home features nearly 3700 sq. It of beautifully decorated and well planned living. Stunning living and dining areas witl1 beautiful hardwood floor~ The lovely kitchen ~ ful~ equipped and designed for convemence. Central hea~ng and air. Anached garall!- lncludles 5 room caretake~• home. #610 SUPERIOII QUAI.IT1' COIISiliUCI10II in eve.y deW mllis '*"' · ERA pays tor all the surprises homeowners insurance doesn't always cover ... like the interior plumbing and fixtures, built-in appliances, the hot water heater, furnace, electrical wirinj!. exposed duct work, the central a1r conditioning, water softener .. . even swimmingjlOOI components. The ERA Buyer Protection Plan covers more bomes and more wor-king COmponents than any other home protection plan. And it's'available from ERA in all 50 states. So if you're in the market to buy, call theQ.ualified professionals at your neighborhood ERA office. w~·ve got what it takes to protect home buyers ... even after the sale. There really is a difference in real estaie companies. attractive " tri:k residona! with 17 nms. llnrludes 6 ..,ms wtlicll may be ~ llr """""""' dfices; doctor, lawyor, C.PA, !lswanr:~ etr:., oro retail4 to 6 bedrooms nice l<ilchen, formal dinin& 2 firel1ioces. 2 car gar,.., enclosed QJUtlyatd 011 corner lol in dow-n Goiipcm 1123 !JIOIIIIOUS rGSSIItUTIES - 32.000 Ill- l worth. Brick il1d masorry bid& i1 111wn. 5 extemr m 3 - -~ --Over 2,1Xll Sllll of irnprMd <ifice SjliiCO. Potentill is Yirlually limilless. Make us an !&. , JUST WAITING FOR YOU lovely 3 bedroo mbnck home in a very desirable klcatilln -close to Holzer Hospital. Th~ home has a formal entrance, a large living room. a n1ce large k~chen with formal dining area w~h prage. The home rs situated on a large well landscaped lot w~h chain link fenced in back yard. Also nat gas and central air. ond AM . & FM redlo, 2 u-otone, . Bond, Gr..... Oeliv- In Mooon. Mol111. Golllo or flick up 11 Richordo • Son. CoP 441· nes. 10 8011on lith aquorium complete with light, uood 1 One I It Kold-Droft cooler. mo. Coli 4411-2415· otter One I It Plfllck-.. One 3PM. 3koy2topdrillt-. Two leo blrw. One 3 boy bor oink. Color . TV 19 in. thorp 304-1711-11178 otter I PM picture, no blue, tuning knob or 675 -7811. b r - t30. Catlet4- 211· 1------~-1178. Metal-' ond booim bultdingt coMtruated. for .. rm, Fir-ood cut up tloba. t11 - -· - · com-I'U loed . Larger loedo doll· clll. etc. Aolow •• u .oo eq. vered. Cal for prlcos, 614- ft. 304-17&-3981 . 24111-1804. Pntduco ocolo tiiO.OO, 8 Go·Kort 3'h horH lrlggo & for otore t450.00. ltnlton motl>t'. Porfoct con- coth r......, t40 .00, 1 well dltlon, runs good. Helmet u n i t - · 2 I I - tholvet lnclu-. •uo. Colloveingo UO.OO ooch . 304 -171114·317-n44. 22611. 2 otudont nurle un11ormo. 11111 1- loth t2B.OO. Lediol Wool rlrooo coot, foil coot. wlntor iocketl. tlze 12. Coli 848-2118. l-::-- -- -- -- Flroweod 120.00 pickup lood ; •30.00 dollvAred . 304-6711-2891 or304·17B· Uvlno room toll, good •7e2 cond. 304-171·3141 . 1-·--·-----~I boomo, engle " -· SWAIN oteel. grating. 18 AUCTION .& FURNITURE canto to 21 cents per lb . 62 Olive St., Golllpollt. N- Condult ond gllv drlin pipe, • uood wood-cool otOVII, I ceiling fUrnace.-. pc wood LR oulto •388. 110.000btu; -ct1Ung bunk bode • 188. ontron hootlfo, 15,000 & 30.000 rodl-. tH. uood bodroom btu. Porto blno, oteel work sultel. rang••· wringer tolllo. llectric rnoton "3 waoiMrs, • .., _ _CoH 1114- phaoo" 3'11 hp & 121 hp. 441-3118. ~lrobrlck, - holot, goor boxo, eloctricol fl•tooreo, pe...o. breollltl, otanora. 54 Miec. Merchandise Old W. \lo. Molllollle Iron Plont, 1:30AM to 3:30PM, Mon thru Fri. Minimum Pl•nlc al••n• atate a.,.. IIUrohoH UI.OO. proved. plootlc .............. plootlc cuhlert. -ul cui- Crootbow lorMtt:WIIdcot, • - · RON EVAN I ENTER- 150 lb., now cond. Coli PRISII, Jlckaon. Oh 1114- 114-317-7434 moo 1:00.. .281-HJO. . . . R-ington 1100; 20 · For-lllldirt, ondtoptoll. V.R. youth 21 · 1n Nl · Coli Calf 114-218-1427. Ruger n-22 col. N:t.a: (:.ij 441-7018. Foil V•d Core Mulching. 1---------·lcflftHiling, Mming, - l n g Ook furniture, lllllll,c.hoiro, & tronoplontlng, Alto for cupbo•ds, plo oofe. tole· sole: oowlltOJIUIII&topiOII. pho-. - · lito ontlqueo C.o ntact lruce Davlton, ond glo-ro. Open Sun· 614-261-1427. doyo. Conkel't Tupponplolno, Rt.7 . . Croftrnotlc King Silo Bed, Lowery - " w/rhythm Comb honey for oole. Coli liuto. 441-3101. . 114-849-2171. ' 1173 co- 7 pleoo lhllno room oulte good cond UOO. _ . , peacock choir IIU now 180, - n atlng bock choir , _ Ul. dull & choir good cond. _13&. broH- - d & bod fro,.. • .,. now 110. Col 114-379·2314 otter 3PM. Plllf TREE S£111110 - 19.5 11:res 1300' road lron.,e - ltGI'IICl ROllfCIICII- llei!s of lht <A the 6'/f. old " - ranch will lui -..rt have dropped 1M f1ic1! lrj $4,1XX1 ID $28,000. Worth """"' penny of ~ this home indudes 3 BRs. I~ balhs. eol_;,;kkhen illd nice living RlOill I acre kit whir:h indudes ri'ler .........., 1248 sq. It RMr view. Good investment 11221 WILY AFFOIDAIIE - $2100 down Mid only $:i36 monthly payment inr:ludilg t:a•es Mid in!uranr:e. ~me 12'111 8.1). Newly redeairal!d 6 rooms Mid both rand! wit11 car;nt. fenced yanl arxl gas heat Eltr!111!11 starter home, Sli.IXXI. 11404 EltJtJY THE QUID, HO£ TREES. fresluir, !resin g lat+o 1n>m 1M prden, and ~esh ~r of "'"111? livin~ I 11: to 6.9 acres. Home has new litchen cabnels, 1rnprooed btlh, new mol Mid $!1I1Uiin& poinlell, also new """'- tDlnly ...rer i1 1-..use. !&'KilO' shell and ~er outbuil:lil~ lac. """" Ill $22,800. Buy II 6.9 acres lor $31.8110. Partial linanr:llg available. ~347 R£1100ElED HOlE - Done in IJlOd taste. New silini now wir1G>ws. kithen, bath, wills Mid ceiings refinist!ed. All 11 last 5 Y"- Qualily Dlk ..With rei. dlshwast-.r, Mid rango. Nice larie lol 011 Rl 7 Mid Honey!uclde M ~ lddison. Trailer spiCI! 11JW being r"'ll!d. Aslilg $32.000. whh Olodo1. Medlcolly proven · - • ovollollle ot Hockenberry Phormocy. 1----~--.,.-­ 14 clollo. priced very r..10• noble. 2211 Jofforoon Avo .. Point ~oorll. . Building Motlriolo pl-. Bloc~. brick, window1. llntelt, etc . Reg . Garm•n Shepherd Cloude Wintort, Rio Grondl, O. Coiii14-24B-B121 . pupa-7 wlco. old, 3 femalet, 4 moiol. Wormed ond 1tt. tho...coiii14·88B·3849. BuMd your own 4 bdr. home. te.lll dol. to your lite. N- disploy model open. loo It nowl 1-114'111· Dobormon pupa lor Hie. 0 weello old with Chomplon blood-line. t50.00. Coli 992·7817. 7311. - - -- -- - - - Now open for bualnau, AKC roglotored Beegle pup· Mountoln Stile Block, Rt. pi", t&o.oo. Coflaftor4:00 33. N- Ho..,. Complete ·PM . 304-67&· 8217. mooonry auppll••· 4". 8", 12" block. Dolhlory _.leo. ,.,_ day 304-882-2222. 57 Musical ...nlnu 882·3238. 1171 Comoro tiOO. 1878 XR 1 Ill Hondo •1 110. Hogwater now Porteble milld_ng mochlno •eoo. Powei tobacco - · •100. Coli 114-246-9588. •n. Pills for Sale 68 Rock bond equipment, kev- HILLCREST KENNELS IO~<dlno oil broods. Hooted amp, Indoor-outdoor f•cllltleJ . o.,. IN GALLIA COUNTY . This oldlr, fully restored, 2 bedroom, 11ft both, brick home is on a large lot in thl city. It has cliling fans in o beclrGOIII and the h· ing room, as will as central air conllitioning. Heat with the gas furnace or usa the woocl & coal burning add-a-furnace fOJ extro sowings. It also has off str11t porking, fenced back yord, large floored outbuilding, ond . a nice garden spot. The nicnt thing ..out this house is the price.. With you.down payment yqu can assume the 9'/r"'e, 1261.00 a month mortgoge. Call446-2073 ewenings. Shown by oppoint1111nt. Real Estate Genaral GORRELL REALTY 24741 HKI Rood Ohio ~ M~GK£E ~a'~ . S1M lldillle 446-IDS tlis Olle. • 444 - 111M ASSUWITOII- Ilrick fr.lme ronch situated on Ill 2.35 acre ·tit ildudes 3 111!; carpel, It eat.fl kEhen. lR Mlh carpet, fan1ily room IIIith ~ !6ily room. and baHt KY&l" Creelr School Oistricl Col b- defJils on loan assu~. J tI I ~ . Holzlf Hospi!al- Z screened In IIOfCh If... aboJS fround pool. Also Wileman Real Estate Agency 1 I I I I I O::' !.WIIIt to 11on to n tile prlca of tills utiiiSinly 11111odeled h0t11. fon111l entry, liw· illl r0011 with firepiiCI. 32 ft.of cabi111ts in larp country kitchH. Formal diriina. 3 bed· r0011s, 2 baths, full basement. llrp deck. (one o lila lint). Also IIIObile -.,-,-:=-:-::= tin & prdln .... All this for '~I.,UIRII.uu.- 111m. shed. 3 acres. City schools. Tllis is a holM with character and style of its own. 116n aHIURY 21 Soultwn . . u. Inc. - MEW HOllE HAS A FER! car detached garage!! Four bedrooms, den and ma ny ertras. This one hal had tender loving care!! Call Nowfor appointment to see) · - · THREE 8EDtlOOMS - brick exterior, large rooms,' ertra large tevello~ two car garage! You'll love it'!' Located at Port·· land, Ohio!! 446 - MEW USTIIIG - In lown iocatron, includes 3 BRs. lib LlotsolcaqJI!!. Gal heat Pmd .. $29.900. Cal Jor details. lioinc rtllllll, ~ room. bolh &t 447•- NEW USTIIIG - 3 BR frame foc3ted on S.R 141. Includes LR Wlen wif!t dining area. Ill basement. Tliis ~ sGrated on 5\l acres more or less. This one Is vacant - so cal today ... appoirtrnent. .WE NEED LISTINGS Foe lilies CO. l..istilp Cal: Clw)I.Utolley 742-3171 140 ACRES located at Portland! lovely land. lots of timber, building sites, pasture land!! Priced to sell and owner financing av311able!! 6 UVEl ACRES- located at Portland. lovely building site!! • ' D. Canon. Broker I I I :1 -1 I z '"'"1:11 ..• t ns ·I PIICf ISJIIC(D TO $25.900 - 30 M:IIS 11/1. HA111$0111WI'.- I ~ !lilly hOme ~ 3 ""\:-0\ linn& iving lEben IIIith ~ ~•L sOl& 24x6C bam, mollie ...,., hrlokup and 1100 lb. lobacOI '-. Col b- an appoimnenl • I I ----------------------------------- AI£ YOO I.OOKIIIG fOit A llfiiCI[ 1101£1 - Then this fillY be just the one. Convet ie 1tly )Dc3tl!d on Rt 35 West. ttis home rrffe!s a larl!l' Mig room. dilltng room, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, I \-l sru smu IIUST lO ESTAfEl FIIWICtNG AVAII.Aa.E - EXCtllEtn ttlliiS - Cape Cod home offers 3Brs. 2 IOOACII£S. I 01 L ST. IT. I41 - Ranch -.es 2 bedcooms, botlo, lrildlen, livine room. t:a*1l 14~ 15~ .... family room, fll ba>ement. *· murty ...,. and Wf!l water, Sllrm llirOOw>. shelter .Ina, bam and pmr1 Call b- an appoiutno:ul. COIIVDIOTlY UICAttD- ~- one mie tram lillm, this ddet hOme his hod reriGdetil.., • 2lln. · kll:hen. t.l!. baths. kitthen with ~ Ioven. rinette. livme room bas beamed ceifi ngs, ubliJy room. dOIJtle g;oragt. storm willdOWs. vvoodburnine stove. city school distrd Additional land can be (lllcltased. Cal ban~ n..-:n. ..... filii rail. one car Pill!. li!vt!llawn. HARRtSOII TWP. - HAIIILTON RD. - Sll.ooO - 7 rm. lllrne leollfts 4 I!RS, livine room. 1it181. blth. Silt*! on 1 li!vt!llot in 9ichlll PIICE IEDIJCED lO $S9,50Q - 3 8R rJrEh on II ICII!5 more 01 fes.s. Pond, Ill br rell. famiy room with worxlbu-ner, ivintl room. equi11ped kitdleri, lining room. I\-l baths, attached 2 car garage. OM IIIU AlfA - ~ nty Road 48 near St Rt. 2111,;i\,.\:Uiore 01 k~ vacant land. nice ~ •• Ws. $24,750. . z ; c: ~· ~- en z ,., ,., 91 acres m/l appror '"riCfes cleared, balaR:e iii10de( ... •Q-:\:Vwbacco base, 1:11 barn. I ri-levet ~ .,-_ l'flth 4 BRs. Dr. LR, lrichen. bath. hr~ace. garage. $49~. a Ill& FIIIANCING AVAIWU - 5 YR. 01.0 SPUT LIVEt - Features 4 01 5 8Rs, 3 baths, 30ft. liVing room. 2!amy rooms 2 wb fir~ large kilcl-en and drmng area. 2 ca gar~, one ol the county's finest pool> (20x!JO) and buty pc~ alit taOO.C.ped kt Located on Deblloe OrNe. Owr..- ~ sell GAWA'S BEST LANO ~IJ'I!! - Price reduced lo $87.500 - Forrner darry farm - 7 rm. 2 story house. severallxildi!gl, 180 acr~ m/~ located on the Nocthup PatriOt Rd. near Northup. PRICE REDUCED TO $29,900 - Assume 9\!'1. loan. Ranch - ,_- ~ offers 3BRs. bath,. krtdJen hood, and disposal. IMng wrty room, Cft car school disii:t =--o-·- s-Q-l-0 ,,..n , ·J , j lliiASTICAI.I.Y RfDUCED lll£ PIIICE DF THIS HOlE- Wil finaru wif!t 25%mwn and 10\ interest on the botance. Victorian style 3 bedroom also ~ Ill baths lliherr with ra nge, retng., fNI, and disii. laundry room. living room, family room, carport, unattached garage, 16132 fenced prO, alum. solmg Attached beauty shop woufd help make the pay~ baths. eqliAB! kitthon. C!IJEiin& central air md a 2 car gatal)l. hOme '"I ' OMIO ICMIIG TO fi.OIIDA AID HAS 1:11 • A S1'fl1 DF OITL.deiohs U. lrM!Iy .... bridl home IIIith 3100 sq.l3 (I 4 beltoooms. 3 blltrs, 20140 FR. dining room. lrildl!ll wif!t rNI, displ. mictowM md 1raSh t1111~- intefl:orll. central ail. 2 -car p.arage. !llility bldiL. tied aM • 20.40 pool. Buirtifufty landsCaped. I I WISEMj~}qA HOUSE SOL WORD HOUSE FOR SAlE BY OWNER - " " ' •· etc. Coli 448-8151 . 448 - fiRST nME OIIIWm - Ranch style home siU1II!d on 13 acres mil. Includes 2 8Rs, t.l!, litchen wilh dinin -. FR. fll basemetf with w.b. ~ md ~- Allidled car ptage, separale pnee, 2 cUIUidngs. Yw have kl see Ule lind Willi fish IXlnd. k8 ri (lft lrl!el. r..lb- an appointment to see I - - . , 2Clf -wilh '"-IIY Mid lqo ptlia. Atl1ile $54,900. Real E11ate General f m7 IIEW USIIIIII - • ClllfDITAIU 111111 COUIII'I 1741 sq. l ranr:h '-'will\ lull ................ 311111. lilr:lllll ... ......, for 2or 3eoo11s. 2 ~ lllil:ll11 llvinl ~ ll1d • .1110111 0112 ICI1II.I'U price reduction on quelity. woll maintlinod hoNIOCited in Sprinc V1lley aru. 2200 sq. fl . livinc aru, includinc 3 tare• bedrooms, 2\-l ceromic baths. fivin& room with fireplecund dinlnc arn. Larce family room includes indoot barbtcut. Kitchen fu turts new cabinets. formica tops, stove llld double Wllll owns. Obllwlshel. disposal. rtfrpal01 end most window trtatmtnts 11mlin . Carpetlna throullrout. Outdoor rocrellion 1r1.1 ftaturH covered p1tio with wrouaflt iron trim end W1nn MorninJPI CJill ptfnunllltly tlllled. Replation badminton court with niafllliehllnc- Ample ltor• areas Included in bostllltnland lltic witll tltsctrrdinc stair· way. Sincle caL. enclosod ,R<JU~t~ adjacent olliee 1111. Recently upctajid with new roof. asphalt drive. outdoor Clf· petincand indoor p1intlnc. A rul borpin toe toiMOIII who eppreclltH lint construction and exoellent maintenonce pcOCJam. F01 further dttails and appointment. call 446· 2734 or 446-2206. board & accMtO'JMs. Bart lltndive coder sidi~- carpel, Buyer> Mid quiet localion II odd up lo maile ~ a bofgain Ill $34,900. . FOI SALE IY OWNEI Owner recently relouted in u me aru 111d is now olferinc.• lnatrumenta ridlnl I ·1 I 1'1-""" I Cenlnry. $10.5001 THATS CIIW! I II WoiOhl loot braakthroughtr Tho Gropotrult Diet Pion IHSie pupa, very good blood line from 120.00 up. Trolnod loeglo dogo. molo andtemllo. clorinet & one Bundy -=-~~--...,...----­ AKC 0 - n PI pplu: trumpet. Coli 4411-3231 , lmlth & W...On IIIOdof 21 ltoroo, 10 apoed ltud leMCo. Cllll14·441· nss. 3117 col., e In - · tuned - · boootol. C Fonder beM quitor with action pocmoyor grip. Smfth wilh -ptor. 304Judy Toytor Grooming. Coli hord-1 cooo. good cond .. & woooon model 1000 12 en-11n. t360. Call 814-261·11248. ohot- with _..., - - - - -- - - - 114-317-7220. rib borrol oloo borret. Worm Momlng otove, Shop ltrldlvarius Trumpet, 21 in . .... ...-ct bib. Vee:. JIIIIIPIF, Iaiiie. 304- lrii-!Ch !Connole Protoo- loch olonol AN-brood grooming. t400.00. 304-675-4034. 114-388-8811 . 17&-3868. 1-·outd- bolrdlng ... Fronklln otove. burna wood, Put Your Ordor In N-1 cllltlot. Enalith Cockeo- Spo· 68 Fruit coal or charcoal. UNci one "Bolt' Sculpture" wldo·"*' nlol puppleo. Colll14-388& Vagstablea 87110. - -- UOO. Col 446- - - e -. 23" fully 2818. clothed. pluo .birth cortlfl· cOte. R.........,, Chlnoberry, o._wyncl Cattorv Ken12 llomont Wilton Loa« Blackbor,Y. •23. Coli · nolo. AKC Chow puppin. Red •••pbtrrhts.. Taylors with CDE 181:.,;,;- lngo only. 304-885-3181 , Slom- ~lttono . lltt- Sorry Patch. Coll44e-8892. CFA Hlmoleyon ond_Portion t - .400. Col 4468312. )1¥"'1'1 burner t?I.OO. 304- klttont. Clll14-446-3844 Winter potetoes. •ppiH. mo. e. pu~ns. elder. ond pro1711·4614. cluco.l1orrisFormo. Rt. 124. 11 ft. L-10 ....,_ boetoml----'-----conoe with oquore _ , Large crochet toble 10 Amlflcon I'll lull pup- Portlond, Ohio. CoM 843· 5183. Hmo • new. With e • - clot!~ no.oo. 304-871- pin. cattii14-38B-9681 . 1970 Chevolle SS. U711i. c•e14-381-1711 . 13111. •1000.00. 1871 Honilo 350. t200.00. Call 8482 111 2 1-- _ _ _.- - - - -_ King wood ond cool otovo, 2 BtoUI'·AIICii-apoed ton complete with triple w0 11plpo 011tfh. ExcelCall 446-0552 MytiiM lent condition. USO.OO. Colll14-848-2478. Beth llull 245-9507 LOOIIIJIG fOil 11011 StTET- Here's 7acresthotinr:Ufr!s OR 1u Wilellln. 11ro111t 446-3196 CALL EVENING CIJdt .... AAcc. m-5276 l J. HH I • As-. ~40 A J c3643 CAll: IIMil ••ur•• Anoc. 441-9555 ~ . BlatpWGcd d,_AIC!IJR&, 446-94&6 Mole leooet f01 otud oorvlco. Coli 448-7338. 1- - - - - - - -- Reai .Estate General •• •• acres I JUST A FEW FEEl Off u. s. 35 AT IIOONEY - 3.6 ~ teet ol frontage. Elcel'ont location Mid the price iswilhright II $30,000 1171 VACAIIT WID - GOOO IIMSTIIENT ---69 acres mn land wilh N ..... arowini ........ -- Awro<. 4,000' of road ~ron~o';"Wlf. pd blildin& !iles. QUet localion to live. justa few miles NW mEwiniJDn. Priced at $35,900. 11390 1 2 :1i7i5~-i29~0~1~-~=i~~;;= lmolle< roeord opotltera, like plover new. with Noodo 66 - ·16.00. "J ·1110 ........ crMI. ..-road ~Mid ......... 1111111or )Qir - llome-(koj location iUSI off It ~~I jllll I N..dt n.. dlo . 121 . 00 . tactort, ""' Htoroture 304- 1-------- ---- 11217 I c-. Will toll for t1 .SOO. Wurpion!) QOC!d t300. Call 446-ooot.- lltur EXCEPTIONAL VALUE ON CALIFORNIA BRICK RANCH AKC Rog. Poodle dogo • pupploo. CoN 446-08117. apetkert. work• good . Whlte'a Dlacoun• Metal De· r 8HP1no_rldlna_.,_ Eac. condition. i400.00. 441·4113. Real Estate General Petl for Sale 56 Roccird ployer with 8 track VACAKI LAND - VERY Cli)S( TO TOWII- 2 tracts of !Mid ·<· 011 Mil Creek 12 acres Mid 6 acres). Close ID town, pd ~ · blild~g sires. WDr111ast ion~ Col for inlormalion. counly Wiler - 800 I~ toblcco base. 10x50 1962 mollie home, building U.S t~rnew horries. 1llOII area for crq)l or paslllre land of ifllllllll. 7 ac; woods 10-12 ..,.._lot'!' show YGU the rural jJOpetty 011~ 2 miles from Rio Grande. listed at l&.i:NI;;.;-:-ih,~;;;;j~ '*" SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION Vacant lots. Nice size building lots with a1 utlities there. Lot size 101.8 by 171.2. Better get 'um now. 1578 ledloa diomond cluoter ring oppralool cortlficato n,ooo. The W.Va. THE UTTUTIIIIICIS ADD UPIIITHIS 2 S1DRY HOlE - F.. . . . . 3 "'" b!morro. eol-in kitchen <linin& room. family niOrT1 or den, liYiriiiOOIII I car poce. balh. II' r.._ 41602 1.57 ACRES - 7 ROOMS Nice home. Central air, nral water system, large family room, 26'x22'. Garage, storage building sbm windows and doors. Nice home. See it now, - Knouff Firewood Split- 81% hardwoodo. &-nod or gr-. You pick up or dolhlor. HEAP vendor. 114218-12411. ~320 4 YEAR OLD HOME. 5 .ACRES 3 bedrooms ranch style on 5 acres more or less, with aptJIDK. 311 acres tiHable. Barn and three (3) other storage lll.ik!ings. Some fenc10g'" ~ shape. Wood or coal stove, located in Morgan Twp. .Real nice home. · 11456 PiclloM Ulld furniture. 30487!1·1413 or 1711-1450. 3 yeor old V1ctorlon living room oulte. hill price 11 .000.00. ,..,. Kenmore dryer- 3 yeor oldwolhor t278.'0CI far both. PhoM 304-17&-n48. 64 Mlec. Merchandise 1; , v~WJy, HANDSOME STONE & CEDAR PLUS ib ACRES · You'l lind this attractive two story i1 Green Towns1!4> 31111- 64 Mite. Merchandise Sl63 · GOES WRONG ERA" REAL ESTATE PAYS FOR REPAIRS~ 61 Houaeho!d Good• IIILE SOUTH Of RIOGRAIIDE -Only41otslefl Up to 2ac. Start II $7,500. Elcela11 ftalland in a quaily roi&!lllorhood Beautiful old spreading w Cily -~ county wa&. IF SOMETHING Al.MOST NEW Brick and cedar. 3 bedrooms I'h bath ranch. What a beauty!! Owner has wven lhis home excellent care. Take atool< for yourself!! I 11405 r-·----------------~~n #618 QUAUTY NEll USOIIG- Slate Rl. 588. 4 miles west <A ely. 3 BR, III and lamiy room wilh lireplace_ WEll kept rice larf!O yard. Green Schcxi. listed ill $4),500. bat~ liv~g f'WIYATE IIICAnotl - Atlrao:!M 3 bedroom bi-le\l81lcated 8 mies ln>m ...... lnc:ludes 18126 lamiy l1llm wilh woodbumer and bar, 2 balhs. 2 car garoge, 12d2 d!d<, 12>16 polk>, ~us 1'.1 acre yard $49,900. PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE Owner lea~ng area. Computer, typewriters. dlesks, chairs. file cabinets and calculator, all included with sale. This ~ an ideal bu~ness b- the right person or couple. Aglling business with lots of room tor expansion. For luH information phone now lor an appointment · Qualify at a price you can afford. love~ 3 bedroom l 'h bath, brick and frame home. fully eQuipped klchen, extra ~rge living room. all on nicely landscaped lot. Priced in the low $40s. 1114 I I ONE DIIIIER CUSTOM- Poinstakinjjy planned Mid buiK II yr. old 2000 iM Sll- ~ I:Kiclo ranch ori 2 acres off Rt 35.Wrth klw, low ~ minimal maintenace, the line home hos 3· bedrooms, 2 baths. "'"ken FR. 2 car garaee li1s ""'' 241130 ~/buidin~ ct1se to shopping area. hospital, city school d~ Call lor appointmenl to ... tl1is 0110!!! $24,000. POMEROY,O. 992-2259 ..-v HOllE STARTED - 28K42 basement Mid "'b floor 011 acre kll in Greer> IOM!Ship. Has el!clrit llld rural water ovolable. Wil oonsider lrade. On~ $10,000 lor all BRICK RANCH 5 MILES FROM GAlliPOUS In Galtipolis city school system !Green School by Centenary). 3 bedrooms I\\ bath~ 6rooms tool with central air. Large hardwood sundeck approx. 10 by :11, partial basement modlem kitchen. Nice landscaped yard wrth chain link fence. NEW LISTING - Tuppets l'tlins - Country setting on approx. 2\-l acres with 3 bedroom ranch home. fireplace. carport Good condmon. oozy FAitlY 1001 with ;,,.,. brid1 fir!lpiece. 3 .... ~rooms. wife awoved kilchen wilh eol-in blr .... din.in& oru. II> sparlding ceramic baltls. Atlractive decor wilh hardwo<xl ltors ind lrim Patio doOIS leading ID large dodo. '_ ' EJCele,tt roi&!111111hood and location -quiet tnd mnvenilrt !walk lo town). Buyers Pn14ediorl Pflll 011 major. - • comprm~ls llr a full )OM. ~ this soonds al ~I like wbat you are loolcing for. live us a cal because rt is. Priced in rrid $50s. *243 home 011 ~ acre neor R~ Gnnde.. Includes a 10110 slone lireolace. electric forced air heat.l6x17lolt. Elcellart for I or 2 8Rs. larf!O modem kill:hen and rnor• l'liced to sell at $16,500. #619 e . Ma•inloololll II ~21• ~MB~ POMEROY - Nice home where you can walk to the stores. Balh. basement furnace. carpeting and all utilities. SYRACUSE - 2 level ~IS. 6 rm&, nice bath. carpeting & automatic heat I I I . carport and one acre, m. or I. at 83 ACRES - Some nice tractor tillalje. Good 3 bedroom home, bath and flue for a wood burner. -I al1act-od carpM. $18,500. NEW HOME - You will be surprised whim you see this one. Space far ~rge lamily room and the 2nd· bath far only $18,000.00. Owner wi ll finance. STAIIT£1 HOllE FOil fifE fAIIILY TIIATS AlREADY STARIED - Albdable triCed II $29,500. This- 2 slory home has hal a a100ous post illd will a mirlimal III'IOIJnt of wcrk. has a bri;1t Mu<a 5 acres miJOUnd wilh pd lim lrnrrtaiJ' sluws a kit <A IJomise. Mllure trees, pd prden rmntiai Mid ri'ler view- Inside 1M l'oose has new carpet Mid pnlin& 3-4 BRs. living 100111 lami~ room (with poce lor woodtlumer) and I II bath< Also has outbuilding wilh Pomeroy. large lots. Cell Used Furniture .. dryers, 81 4-992· 7479. head boardt. and 2 bedroom suites, c011l stove. 3 mile• Trailer lots, sew'ar and water out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am furnished, tmall children to 5pm, Mon. thru Sat. NEW USTING - At Reedsville. ' I I I I I heo!lboordt $38 • up to 6 rooms. bath, T.P. water, NEW USTING- Racine - 8 rm~. bath, 2 enclo~ porches and one IMI acre. (bden Estate) Asking $27,500. IN REAL EST ATE SALES .IN GALLI A CO. •a&. Ohio Point o•• 1 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·(61 4)-992-3325 NEW USTING - 2 ~room mobile home with wasller & dryer. Garage, one acre. near Pomeroy far $15,000. NEW liSTING - 2 bedroom trailer, 2 added frame rms.. : about one acre near Tuppers Plans far $14,000. _Ng·l t360. Gaa or county water, 2 mi . fro'" mettresaet. • e 35~ bed Kyger Creek high sc:hool. fromoo UO. , & UO. Need ref. e45 pl~:~s utilitiet. king frame •s_ Q; G~od ~::.:: 446 -3760 or 81 4-·387- tion of bedro.om 0307. rocken, metal cabi.nett. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Real Estate General oloctric 30, 1984 51 Hou1ahold .Good• Good~ Senior dop. & r~. Coll448·4607 or Citlzent. 8130 . Equal HOUI· Inti Opportunltleo . 81 4· 446-2602. 992-7721 . Unfurnlohod opt. 2 bdr. with a~ove . · refrlgeratora. 322 APARTMENTS . mobile Third Ave .. Adultl only, no home&. houses. Pt. PleaSint ·pots. Coli 446-3748 or ond Gollipolio'. 814-4411· 8221 . 814-266-1903. no pet1. aecurity depoait. 30, 1984 Pleasant, W. Va. I i Q ~ :! M. en I!; 1:11 a 1 z !!t • �• Page-D-6-The Sunday 68 Fruit a. Vegetables Times-Sentinel 71 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold for '80 model and newer uted cer1. Dunrovln Fruh Form Grope Smith lulok·Pontloo, 1811 Spoololi All gropo vorlotloo. Eootorn Avo , Qolllpollo. Coli Pick your own . 20 lb. All • 14 4 Apploo Rod • yellow doll - v • 48 ' 2282 · oloua, Molroao, grlmaa, Jon- 81 Skylork Limited, V- 6 , 2 1than • Super Gold at 11111 Dr .. tlr. pt, pb. tilt & arulse, room . Sr. Rt. 881 , S.E. · of • Albany, Call 614' 898 - 83000 · m1. 14600 • 24 v 5 6298. Woakdaya1PM -7PM ,_~6_3_3_a_ft_a_r_ 8 _:_p_ . m_._~­ • Wook ondo10AM· 8PM. , 1974 Pinto atati_o nwagan. King holrtlculture beans tor ._c,..a,..ll_8_1_4_·2,...4_6_·9_1_o_9_ . __ 1110, 110.00 a bu. Call I between 9AM-12Noon. Call 49 Pontiac silver atreak 4 614-266-1906. dr .. restorable 1400. 78 Ford Explorer. 'h ton PU 81,600, Rt. 141 to 233 1 I o11111 Supplies & L1vestuGk 2 Ford corn pickert 602 2 row mounted and one for mila on right. Bill Lanier. Rt. ·2 Box 120, Patriot, Oh 45868 . So. fadtomp 1968 Chrysler Newport 2 row corn head goo~ · cond. 1 Ht of Ford &· 16 semi actu•l miles, extra nice, might trade . Call446-4063. mounted plow•. 8000- Ford 1979 _Pontiac LaManna. 4 door, PS, PB, AT, AC, very· good c.ond . Take over pay- Call 814-898•6282 or 814198-8898. menta of $165.24 a month. Call 814-379-2314. ledger Forege Wagcm for 1 969 Buick Wildcat, auto, air. tape. $699. JohnsAu10 Sales. Bulaville Rd., Gallipolis, OK, 446·4782. Holcomb, Rt. 3, Albany. 1 ·698-6026. Model E Gleaner combine. 10ft. grain table. exc. cond, Now only $2,800. Siders Equipment, 304-675-7421 . 63 Livestock 1 pony 49 ln. tall galdlng, Yf111Y gentle. will work or ride. 1 tun blooded AppaiC!(laa 21 mo. old. very gentle. broke to rldo. 1 pony aoddla 'and 1 horN saddle &: bride. Call 814-387-7193 otter 8PM . Top Quality Reglatered Ouafter horse mare. 6yr. old buckaldn color. Call eveings 114-387-7744. Black Angus bull weighing oppro•. 790 lbs. Call 448· 4053. Two regi1tered hereford cow. with Semitol calves. coli 814·992·2834. 2 heifer calves. 1 Black Jeraey and 1 Ch1rlois. Hay for sole. Call 949-2237. ' 7 .,..r American Saddle ; HorH, 3 gaited trail horse, , -tlo. uoo.oo. 304· 676· 87e1. 1114 M - Cillo II. btuo. fully oqulpi!IMI, Hlldl· lion. Aoldng 111,100.00 or biOI ofler, Will oonolder 141·2111 . ....... C-" 1171 Cotallno 440, outo. full - · runo good. Coli 114-112-1711. 71 for 8111 Auto1 for !J•I• Auto• for 1111 · • 1 Ill l'orll Po"-nt Puturo. 1110. lulok Jtotton-fiOn, · •c 4· d 14 ooo laldld, PL ..n. no Not,1aw "I' "I,,. ' -· • mllu. r,ce below book. Coli ......._...-lent ""dillon. 1 11,000 firm, Coli Ul· ~~44::;:1-.:.7_::;. •:.·-:---:-:":'-:::::::: llll, 1171 POntlao Orond ltferl 1t77 Cordobl fer ulo. ototlonwogon, monv "" 1111 Porti'Ootulo porto tor tlono, runo good, """ of!or; 0111. CIIIICM· 771·1111. Coli 441·8213. • cond. 448- 446-6610 . CB -, cruise control. $3.600.00-or belt offer, call duty, goOd condition. call 814-192-8309 . .. NEW USTIIIG - 370 DOllE DIM ~ )IDU n looking fur something in this much desired neighoorhood klok at this one. A qualitY 4 bednlom brick ranch with formal ~ining, 21! boUos, lui basement with rec. room and large family room.willl firelllaCI. 2 car garage, natural ps heat pnylle fenced yard. YOO:O wori't'be ·a,sapP,inted. $68,000. It L "8ucf"lldllt££ .~ lllt'loa... ~~2-3171 MMR 545 :- PRICE REDUCED - 3 bedroom frame home, dug well, fuel 011 heat Ntce lot Located in Dexter. Now only $10,000. MMR .546 - This ones pould be sold' lov~y 3 or 4 bedioom home. formal dining room, spacous living room, full basl!ment A· I condition. Has nice lot w~h trees, ·shrubs and plenty of parking located on Mulberry Avenue. Sells for $32,500. MMR 544 :- Owner wiR take land oonhact This is avery llOOd buy! Aluminum •din& storm winoows, 3 bedrooms, bath. located in Rutland. GoQd terms at 10%for 10 yr~ with small down payment Sells for $16,000. MM_R_551 -lovely brick home on l-incoln Hill. Tile entrance foyer to hvmg room-dining room combo. Beaulful k~chen cabinets, family room w/ beamed ceiing and fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fuK basement new furnace. Situated on one acre w~h 2 car carport Look at this one row. Owner open lo offers' MMR_539- PRICE REDUCED- Spacious 4 bedroom home on E. Ma~n mPomeroy. Formal dining room. nice kitchen, 2 baths, full basement 2 car carport. 2 porches, one screened and the other has beaut~ul v~w of the Ohio R1ver. Small yard and outbuilding. Convement to stores and shoppin& Call now - ONLY $15,000. MMR 554 - NEW USTING - large 2 story home on WeHe Terrace in Pomeroy. 3 bedrooms, 1\o!i baths, dining room, living room, family room. lOO'xlOO' lot Owner will con~der some financing Call today' Asking $30,000. . ~;~~-<~.':';·. , ...... ,{~ ·, 17 ·ft. Crootlinor. In boord out board 166 hp, 18 C8nYII Blond now 1914 Yomoho 79 Homes 1ZII3wtlulor,-ridden.I::~!~~~E:: for 1800. Coli . 448· 4042. . . 1181 Htrioy Dollldaon wide alido. low mlloofl'. 19.8 1 <• 4IIO.E ' -. 11782-28. Coli 114-317· 72118. room. 2 ~rge barns. mbacco base. 11618 EXaPIIOIW.I.Y GIACIOUS- ~one of MeiSS County's finest! From ttJe moment you walk intD the large foyel a~ S88 lbe l!iOOni stain yw'U understand way In this lovely k~chen, ~rge living room. 2 baths, i room, 2 car attached garage. 1.33 acre. from town. VINTON COURT - 3 bedroom rancher with carport lenced frQnt vard With covered palio. Compact, clean, · central air and oh, so rice. Vinyt siding, klw heating bills. Alright here ~ " Only $33,900. 4 '*' a family. 3 bedroom. 2 blths, livine room. dinq room. loilchen on main 1M. Basement divided 1M not finished with area for family room, odity, bath. Glrage. I acre of flat lawn. ' . fl659 lOTS FOR SAl£. -If you are iooWr\g lor aspol for fOOt new home then take your choice. We hive 7lols IJiced to sell. Owner will even help finance a quaified . AT~.OOO. SERENE WOODED 3 ACRE SITE- DRAMATIC 3·2 MODULAR HOME, HUGE COVERED DECK. PlUSH CARPET, CEILING FAN. FIREPLACE GRO£N BATH GOURMET EQUIPPED KITCHEN, FORMAt DIIINCi DEN HAS W£1 BAR, 3 CAR GARAGE WITH ATTIC STORAGE A.ND KBATH. AffORDABLE $59,900. ' • ~ Spring water. blacktop road. , *564 .. 8£ YOUR 01111 BOSS -l.oolcing b' a px/ snialtuwn buSiness? This IllS slllion l!id P1lll has I • Alrlldy stocked and reactv to Jl. Call todly. IDr 111 ttJe dllails. lifE BIG WHEn CAIRYGlJT IS FOR SAlE BUSINESS. LNtl, llllG.. EOUNNT AND INYENTOR'I. BUSIEST IN !If lti£A S€T UP FOO EASY, L.OW COST OPERATION. YOU ClifT BEAT !If LOCATIONIJI ROUTE 35, 011 THE PRICE. $110,000. ' Ill CITY 011 ADIIAN DIIM: - 3 BEDROOM IW«l1 HAS FAMI.Y ROOM. LOW IMINTENN«:E VINYL SIDING. FENCED BACI( YARO. NICE QUIET STREET.ASUPER BUY • I. = l£rS 110'1£ AND BUILD - Get your house !Nm together because here~ !Oacresmoreor less. ,.rtially cleared, partially wooded, waiting for your new home. ESTABliSHED BAR - DOWNTOWN Nlf.A LAIIlE SEAT1NG CAPACITY WITH SPACE FOR EXI\\NSION. SET ()WI)EI.IERS IN LMIIG AND DINING ROOMS, 4 UP FDR EASY. OPERATION. Mllllt:RN EQUIPMENT. f BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, AlkM GROUND 1'00.. NEEDS . YOU AAE tOO<ING fOR AQJOO BUSINESS BETTER HURRY. IT'S PRICED TO SElU SOME WORM BUT IT IS ATERRIFIC BUY! COMIIERCIAI. BUILDIIIG - Crown. City. Ulce new' melll buitiin l.otlllid It Rl 7, Minor Addition. Two lots 1101 91'1~50' tlclep. Wiler and etedriC OWII£R NEEDS TO SEW - Mslll11lble loan. Enjoy CIIOI lnezes and the pnyacy of 16 acres with !lis . plug-ln. Excollont far complftll, fiahing, hunting. 11500. 114· 1112-1181. SEWING Mochlne ropolro, awvlco . Autfoorl.., ' " Solos & Sorvlco 8 h Scluort. Fabr ic Shop, Pornoroy. 1114-982-2284. Fetty Troo Trimming, otump SHULAW'8 Plumbing and removol. Coli .304-11711- Hooting, 21 1 8l•th Sr., 86 General H1ullng· Wlnnoblgo Chlofton 24 ft. 1331 . W. Vo. 304· -----Point Plooaont, loaded, air, gefteretor, low 1171-1420. U..nM4 ond mllea, new drft, exc. cond. RINOLES'S SERVICE, •~· lnsurlfd , Jomu Boyo Wot• Service. Coll448· 7019 . pori..- corponter, olocttl· Also poolo filled. Coli &14clan. maJOR, paint•. root2111-1141 ar 1114-4411· ing !Including hot tor 83 Excavating 1972 Volu- aompot 21 oppllcotlanl 304·1171· 2088 ,.......,-~-:--,-~-:-­ 11711.or 114-441 -7111. · ft. N- Roll out -nlng. or·ll71-4110. Oooct· 1 E•covotlng, boso• e11oo.oo. 1182·3931 oftorl - -- - - - - -monte, footer•. driv-oyo, JIMS WATER IERIIICE . 14:30 or -onda. Rotary o r . - tool drMWng , aoptlc tonko, lon~ocoplng. Ctll Jim I.MIIor, 304-1111· Moot - · ·C<!"'ploted oomo Coli ~nytlme 814-446 - 7397. 8 Fi. Truotc compot tiHpo doy. Pump uloo .ond oorvl· 4&37, JomesL. Oovlaon.Jr. ,:~=~~~~~=:-: four, 1321.00 coli 814· coa. 304-811-3802. owner. 87 742-2410 . ------~DOlor Wort by Tod Honno. . Ditchoo, pond•. roods. llind TRISTATE 82 Plumbing :':e~~~~-otar Cor UPHOLSTERY SHOP HNtlng 1 1U Soc. Ave .. Qolllpolls. Hoine JAR . . . Conltru<;t· 1on c o.Ru- t14· 446·7833or814·441· 81 lmprovamentl tland, Oh.614 ·742 -2903; 1 _1 8_3_3_. ------~ : Baumemt. FOOter•~ Con- •· cret• wort~ . B•ckhoe'•· Dozer a Ditchor. Dump trucks. • w -·goo--or· ol-ricalllnu. I--------- :::;:: a. . ...... florlnio L Stutri the quality and characllr _ . llvished on tti< Ihome. Featwing BllUiiJped loilchetl, 21\ Batt6. master 446-4205 GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN , sootc:ta,uanl-wn. ntrac- · - •-FRUIOCIINtft. Rrurn1tlh ra1ea. Gone-·"2-11301. D. M. Contnlctoro. •malaPt;g. vinyl ......._ pelnling tirldaart and outn;p' ·•~• windows coll304-773-1131 . cloors) SUNDAY PUZZLER = 11642 ' SPUT lEVEl HOllE- Appux. 3 ytiiS okll!id needs EAST ST.. POIUOY - $22,5011 LARG£ ln.~IAI. S1YtE HOME. NICE FRONT PORCH. CRYSTAL lloopo 2· 3. Smhh and Powell iurn1ce. ol-ricol. plumblng ropolr 24 hr. 1 doy aorvlco . Pliono 1114-882· 3722 or 814 -8822012. OWIIEA NEEDS QUICK SAL£ - 4 bedroom home . localed on 1.8 acres, more or les& large family room with fireplace and beamed ceilin& Den or office, dining GREAT lOCAllONI - More than a house -this ~ a home! Brick ranch within a mile of Holzer Medical Center, St Rt 160. 3 bedrooms, 2 batt6, equipped kill:hen. spacious i'ling room, fill basement 2 car garage. 2 acre Ill lawn, in,ground swilmnnc pool. A home with a lot of dwm. 11&68 33 ACII£$ Of TRAIIQUIL afAUIY - Water, electric, sef)tic sysllm, ll!lleplu"' seMcl! already cEced on ~ lrorQae. Home site. Paotially wooded. '*' ....., cHARIIIIIG IRICK AND FIWIE - Bl-lE'I£1. rHREE lARGE BEDROOMS WITH SPACE FOR A FOURTH. tC. LIVING RM. DINIIIG AAEA. 2 CAR Go\RAil, DECK aj fliCK lli'ERI.OO<ING AIKM GROUND 1'00.. All 1J1 In'lET GREEN LA\Wj, IN SMALL Si.JBOIIIISION WITHtN WAI.IOMG DISTANCE TO W.Y SCHOO.. 10% LOAN ASSUWTION. PRICED LOW AT $54,000. · Spacloua. ttoraoe. electric RON'S Tolovloton .....leo. SpocloU.Ing In Zenith ond Motorola, Quanr , end houao cello. Coil 304-1782311 or 114-446-2414. a. Refrlgeretlon ~7 11629 IIEOUCED PIUCf-l4'x70' Holy Parte motile lwlme. 2 bedrooms, formal dining arei 1II baths,, kitchen com'*'" will appliances includina dishwasher, 24'll24' prage. 2acres. Good priv3te klcation. Priced in the 20s. ll675 40 ACIES nllllt:l- 3 oriles oft Rl7,.Hannan Trace Road. These are appro~imlle !fCres. Rural water, etectric milable. Fencini and smaU stre~~m c~ng property. Priced ., qoick sale. $15,500. . 11698 NEW USTIIIG - 1.00« TO THE rurltllf - This 16 acres appro~< .. is located close ID ttJe niw Swim .. n school site and would be a beaoord Sid b',your new home. But wlile you are waiting mbcild, move om this 14'x60' mollile home plus hive another completely separate mobile home hookup. #701 NEW USTING - 1973 8AlOII 110811£ HOlE 12'165' - located at Quaid Creelc. t bedroom, lovely living room and bath. Deck, awrings. underpinned, small bldg ExceJblnally wei mainlilined. Low piice. $7,700. . 11691 NEW USTING - HOllE Of THE W££11 - ExaJient workmanshi and mll!rill have gone intD t!is 4 bedroom, 2 CaJ; ranch home. 41CreSdland lilienew carpet, country kill:ben, 3 porches, 2 willl workshop bench, cement drive, liJrse sial and pond. Make ywr appointment today. 11693 1910 DOUBUWIDE HOllE willl 3 bedrooms, 2 boUos, kill:hen with ran&e and refngerafnl, living room, dining ~rea. 2 acres of land witlipond, fruit trees. prden area, block garage. located It Ml Tabor Rued. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE! 3 BEDROOM FRAME RANCH. FAMILY ROOM IN BASEMENT. CARPORT, CITY SCHOOLS. I ft. alldo-ln 8ollo compot. 82 Home Improvement• bmment. 22'x40' in-plnd pool, plus much 11101e. garage, !hated on 1 acre. This home alot of nc. 1..o1s or possibilitiei eaa IDi more debits. . 11636 $25,650 a. 1973 PopUpcompot, alMpo 8 , oxc eand, 11,300.00. Phono 304-1178·2723. Cal .b ' details and lppaintrnent. ··~~~-; RT. 35 ~ 5bedrooms, · ca in kill:hen, 2 fiJI lilths, lui LAND CONTRACT - 14x70 BUOOY MOBILE HOME. 1980, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, M HAS GARDEN TUB, CENIIW AIR COIIIJ., PICTURE PERFECT INTERIOR POI!Cij. FENCED PlAY AAEA. LG. LOT. $22,000. good, """"· 304-871· 6288. ..n bedroom scite with ~ room, iving rQOIII with . t>•· KYGER CR£EK AREA - COMFOOTABLE BRICK AND FRAME RANCit 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. EQUIPPED KITCHEN WITH DINING AREA 2 CAR AfJACHED GARAGE, NEARlY AN ACRE LA~ \'11TH NICE GAROEN SPAC[ $45,000. motor; Minn Kotl _.-.ctric 66 trollins motor, bolt troilor, 1114-742-2128 . .. Will 1ec-tl 7FnJI1211 ,.,_ 17Piol. . . 21 Oyllldlicll home featuring 3 bedrooms, ll+ bllths, lllr&e famiy room wilh stone firepllce, ldl 1 1aot 24'll24' outbuildinr, Mil water and IIUn&IM lllhS. Prad It $55,1XXl. ' lffl li&al 10 ACRES ~ HAS AGOOD BARN - Rural wlller and electric available. Great build ina potential. 10 miles of Gallipolis. Route 775. Perry Township. , K79 vD~~rs room building ind lot located near Tvcoon !Me. Open your own counlry store and slock picnic and Asling needs. lluitdinc was used as store and Btlartment at one time. Priced verv w. , 11641 fOI THE SMAll FARlER - 10 lovely acres with a bridt ranch home. Home has 3 bedrooms, lui t.th and 2 half baths, living room, kichen, dining room. 1111 baseniEnf, attached ..... land and home in excellent condition. located Rl 35 West area. tl686 GII£AT SJMIEJ OR RETlllfiiEIIT HOllE - Owner Ml consider llelpq with mancin, 2 bedroom rerrooclc!led lune. Aluminum sidin& insulaled. builcinl 1 acre lawn with 8lrden area. Priced to sal at $24,900 8593 HOllE PlACE- 2 !lory frame home plus 00 IICil!S of land. Atlfxux. 2Q ICreS tillable. the rest pasture. Tractor can be driYen ewer alt. Home his large llitchen, dining room, !Wing room with fireplace. bath, 4 bedrooms. Good larid Ill raise beef. ll6t4 21111 ACRES - PARADIS£ LAIC£ - Year around retrect located oo Hannan Trace lad. 3 bedrooms, 2 stacy, charming Okler home. BeMIIA sb:lced illce. Wooded lond mhunt deer and wilclile. Tobacco bose . Owr!er Ml sell 11 or ,.rt · smee &9 ACTION NEEDED IIOW 111 this ranch styte home. 3 bedrooms, living morn. ~rae window. l'h acre lawn. Nice garden area. Country almo!IJIIere. em mVinton County line. Price redoced Ill $19,900. • 11594 fAn - 140 AC1ES _TOTAl With !!tory IMler home. taree blm. 1111111 With shed, mbacco bose, 2 ps wels, IPflfUL 60 ICR!S lillbte. A PJd wor10ng farm. located Ill Cora Mil lad. 4Hi5li EII.JOY lH£ CH.\RIIIIIG ClfARACTEI of this StYlish 2 slay horne. 6 bed_,., 1or11111 dinillg hine room :.:.':·· 2 bitlis. Glraee Wit in 1981 21qe fit In Priced in the 40s. ' . .WLI.IBITAI. FU£111 Oimrnllilonider_.y IW pHe aliEf. 2 lDy, 3 8lls. Q lot l.ocalllj 011 3rd 1we. $19,11Xl. IMID& almost COII1I*Ie bridt l!id cedar ranch. Siling on .6 rt ., ..... l*1ialr wooded. 3 bedrooms, living room. modem ·imide! Conveuient 0111 flaor livi!ll '18x7fl doublewide with - 11Cr1. 3 ...._., 2 ,.. boUos, equipped lctdlen. b'rnll ~vq room, flrnily room wilh bu*-«1 lloobhelves and fnpllca Ctntnf lir. Gnaa- 10'x40' · c:mred palio. M IDr $49.900. 11634 IEAUIIFUL VICIIIIIAII in 1 smll IDwn. £xcelent Cllndltioo• 4 bediM"G. I\! b1111s. IDrmal dlnln& nice - kEllin, t lllilllll.llflii. ~!ice lawn With 1ar1esllllle tniiiS. Garden. lllllllir llllioUs ., ... . "lolc:hen, djoq area w/JIJiJm docn Wooden ltoeriiiOIJI!Ie llillows, hell $UIIIII!id ~ ;;,, 2 C21l 11'1¥- Aquality liul Ilona City schod distrn Pric!d in low 50s. Sliecl ,.... tajdiJC and ce.er decor. Shocil be w nc:leltd in 30 ~ ., ~ £ OIJEIIEfUSED- Modem 3Blls.!t Wlen. sDe, cislwasle, nt & rancl!, lR, batfJ. laun<iy, dinq orra. flrniy I'DIII1l Slllnoee lluildina. Ol)' sd1ools. Cal b' am debits. l'rillorl . . Jls. of this char!'Jring ~·;~;;i,c'h:wlih'~i~;;,;;,;t, l.ollely lawn comfort lovers. $41~. 11571 TAKE NOTICE- This 3bedroom~amehomehasald tti offei'for $28,000. living room, large kitchen, both, 1\00(1 carpet, natural gas heat Unattached garaae. large lawn. Home is in excel~nt condition. located in city. . . . SliiiiG • 20 ACII£S Of WOOOIAIIO- Ciooi!ooljlOiao y tune leading a·solarUn wild lull Wlafllll!d by a ~ trmai!Mnc & clning room w/atrium docn qi3S!ioe !lone ~ Amodi!m w!4A* litl'en l!id a brealcfS nrx*, 21\ tr.lhs, 3 btdrWJs w/ rnasler sa, !liding OJor5 to a palio area Ucnlrl and nul noom Unfrished basaoet 2 C21l £01¥. ~ g 1¥* garden l!id dnf fnit raos.. Sllnm by ~ • *569- IIAKE US AN OfFER on th~ acreage. Over fifty acres, plus large bam in IIJOd COOditiQn. Couriy water and free IllS located Africa Road, Cheshire Tawmlip. - SJAmY ..-:- .656 acre of woocland ..-d L6actesrnlltal also be pcJtha:slol Formal emy, Mig rmm and bmalclninc TllCKED AWAY IN THE WOODS with privacy aN your own. Small frame horne with 2 bedrooms, living room. kitthen, bath, basement with family room. 2,acres with garden """'· apple trees. .Priced in the 20s. room. modem lildlel1, laoniy room w/WIJ Jire!iace, JRs, 2 batt6, a~ prate. 811"0 nerest ra awcillrret Pricol io ilk. 2 FOR THE INVESTOR - This neat and dean ho~ '. ideally Situated for ren!aiiJ'operty or someone wanting close Ill tow"·Alu~IOUIJI sid1ng outbuilding nice t.ck lawn, within walking distance to stora Priced at $13,900. . . 11616 NEW USTIIIG- SECLUDED FAIIII -146 acres. A r.m that shows Is care and prominance of past history. Complete se1 of r.m buildinss. llriled Well rural wafer avaiabte. Springs tlr lovestoclt Good pastil~ fann. crop land. timber. Tobacco crap and a lui line of mach10ery. $65,000. 12 miles from Gallipol~. ' . H663 olSSlJnl8lje. Sioown by ~ spooous home, formal "'*Y. Iiq IWli w/ rAJ IRplao:t, dirq 100111, tg spacniS famiy IDOIII w/ polio TAM EsrAm - men. 4 8lls. 2 WI bolls, lili::hen lilhlll! w/!JinfJ space l!id eleck om Olb*- or11 ~ Pnad ill ilre 9k. KJ'III!I' Q1l!i Sc:hDof Oi!h1 Sl1oim IJr awilfl I l lAID COIIIACT - A-lrlnr lane 111 HJ acre tal IIIII. 2 00: 3 btdrrDIIII. 1~ 111111. fiong RIOtll, lilr:lel, .al)o rooCil 1bid btdrru11 wit be used b t.mly r-. bo&:mat•ati!IEd, 2 ._, t!lr...IDI, oa5le & d!Yfl iiDidld. ASirilt $28,'01 f..uiiiCIES - EmfiM linr hoiioe. 3 8Rs;. bitt!. lR. mDCIIrn liltdiln .... room. - ........ 1lidMs. marl* ..... -linl'rml l!id - a flcnll!id Ibn. Fenc:eol lal, . ,. · lliJ ,;ftd; btdicult - 82'- 33- 379tlng 115 E:li!*Wi 142Hol! 143~pliaol 34 s-Ing hr"*'••ll 92-.......... ·7 If 17T"'*•"* 311we.y 40¥-- 100Conduct 41~~ ­ 101En•** -43 IIi. 45'7 1.. 47 9W!rrbuf lar 1CI2&a:t a 54-. ·•a--·-· -48Piupl52-irMge --, 51~ 57 !niMh 581n K"lfMI 61 Rtwlwl,. ••• .._._ 87P .• proriCUI 71ear..o..d nca.n 7471 f'orlr ' 48~ 157.,_ 151 Ccwa• . llbtw. 180 I IIi '*Iii. Qr8lled 1 8 4 -.. I ""*"'"- 1242 1 1 - 1 128Hipp8 130- 50 GrOiiilng cut of 53S.at• ..,. .-- 105- in high IWQird 107 SW~r t •lor 'J ,.. r ' m lllla.fnr 170Ca _, 101 P' )Tg cant 110G< t ' d 171 Aencw 1 ...... d 1111.111•• n 113Y..tllgll 1'71a 114 S I I 2-oiZall 1159Wirt -lor 3 o--'1 rlat<: 1,. Engliltl bellf 4So* cadaga 5 Short jodraf 8SCM.Watilt 117Cry. - 7 9);1 •tar ttaUn 111 Aor8lll 8 Rcwuaa twtna 1211111WNA1-12'1 CooNar1 122ft' ' 4 ~ 123u-.l .48 Hndu grOIA51 Coo~ II I poirrl 1«l0Wi3 ef ~ 18f•• $ 55 Knodcoul; abbr. 58trr 'r 1 58 Vilione eo Soterm Vf1W 62 LJnger 65~ 88Dll•••• n-""""" ?G...- 10 Mc,.Uid I Ill 12-pforil t3 Cl"*».., 11~oi- 14 &a..,..olnc:h 88 lai4A¥J' lll.ang.-lloh 12Solnt-. 13 Sp lor dr)fng -~ ao...- 106 # h•an:•s I 1401 5 15 Rltyh• 11l.DDk~ SM:N ACIIf COIIEICIAl LOr - Ne1r Rodney on St Rt 35. One of the best available. Rural water 11" - .... - ...... ""' aliiiR l!lllljMI!p. EQ . . . . . IIIIi IIIII . . . . n ~' *lljl I.\ bnl!ll!d oal wil • $$ ij llio Sile. l'iclp!dr II b:*d II au l!id ..... 91S.-al0 93 a.oilc:a es...._ orr -*' . . . pill ilid!Rill ll673 .u. S8.1 OlliNIE - 6.7 .....,. "' ...... llncl. liiCIIId in ee.... ,.tm~*<rt- tr ~ 0u1y.Miiillir. $1SJDl > blttl.-- UICilBI. CWiiif - Ul, 3 8RI, liiklil!ll, c1111r 1 tiiJ Cll'lJ*Il • OW Q' ;A isewnl ijij 5 5 e .....~.... - ·•wiae aprd!lll6 aae. llillllsel ACIEADE - Owner is wious In sell this 21.48711C1l!S ' l!id Ml even help finance a qualified .buyer. Tllce advlnllge or tlois opportunity today. 11002 larSlZJMll • TAM - - IT IOIIIC£0 I'IICl ~ II n " ,... a..,;:..e. • .. , WHAT A IUYI For $16,900 you can own 2~ icres, more or le. in ttJe coootry and a 12'x60' molile horne wilh . . . . ~land and iealy lice. Cll " a . , 1 feJIIe; a 1iri1! mas1!r 1.111. Rl, ltillt 1111 dipisaf l!id R!{.fnar; Msa Ill; pcdl!ld ciolil'lllR - ' 7 107 eo..tou.- ~ 108W~l*cla' 110To•-. 1111nact.MiCii 112 Un uu &IIICI plant 1 ,. Pet: 111111 hi capllal 118 Freellcfoal - ' teem • 117 Clan 119 Hawl on one't 121 DIIICOYW 122 Canc:eal 123 Frenc:h article 1250111........ • 127 EquiiSy 128AUOillaboolllaM j 129 ntoo ppear 130 Having btlrM.,ddl•• 131 ThoM llelldlld 133c-.,..., r • ; 148_...., 150Mor-1511Wdylw01ne 1531.* 154 Dlpcleit : • 1 51CWdo'o~ nole 158 One's ,.,_,. 181~for~ 183fk...-:abbt. 165 Stleo lit!\ lOt ..,... 1fl1 Prefix: - •• ._,II I line. Electric and natural gas. Make us an offer. ' 97 Stlfflydocorouo 98 Pigeon .,.. 1Q2Snore 104Bodyoi108AIIO Ill Frog's ay 138Dul-h •• 10 Buzzards 138 Tllk:k aoup 72 Nil lOW, flat-do 140 Scoff 73Titw •• 143 Frenc:h artide 75 Paddle 144~ 78l.Arl"' 148 W'lfllcul- and . . aria. """"Ills 1m> . . ..., IDr. f.llq dcieit. -- poklt 38 • t de writing 38Hiir40 Aalloo oat 4.2 Woody pt-.1 .... lalill)l eye 48CW.. 141il'dlaw 147C..for 148s.Aibc 1 5 2 A - -. 153Moi • 155- ... · _.... 0 62-b••• 83'7Dry 848ungod 29 Ft,oldementol 1030nce-..-- teiSOI*from 48E.-.rooalod' - ..31 Con c rrr .,_.. 1101 aldurn 13G~ 209 ••• 27 C.. I« romall 141 &,io- tor Jlll'um Mhf 32AOioeplanl 1311ioy Scout~ ,,_ 8381 •l4d 14Ptr• •••• r ·ry Ill ,.. . . Ill t..s 30Aorp-e - 138 8tmbuf f« 17 Propoollloio 18,_. '*· ~576 ' 135 em- anclc:el!le , .. - J-. •holfl, - . .......,""" Sbtii"""' ~ ami .9 .ICif pdelo..... fnit Rei 175 ACII£S - 30 acres wood~ mineral nghts. Possible owner financing. Near Raccoon Cree~ --· = 71Coo... r... 7110 lg I 11-Unden 134 91 £11'1100 lDWlGI - ...... di;baae " ciJ 5Chldl.. liblem 4 2 SaaiiJ 2 ..... boihilili::hen Jl40 M:IB • tMO - llB ,; ......rd. 8lodo - - A.-l!l S«too!ed ul .,-A ~!tall boitl • "~ a1111. t.cx:.ltd 111 • ~ rllilt1 sd1ools. ~. - lim!~ ,., ...-ma~~s. n a one litllii61olliule. M ilc*d Dfl ere 1a1. Clmrfr mill~ OIIIIEI FIIWICING 111 this immaculate 3 bedroom home in KVIII' Creeto Schools. Included: fireptace, Ill boUos, lui basement with 15'x40' lamiy room. natural • ps. centralllir, fllll1lf plus lli•32' in-ground pool on illldsca!*ll+ acre yard. . 132 Plalbm rn- 28PIIch 28- 36 u - nAo91JSMon 11111H1W AliA - 3 11! ' - . ~Jilt II!Ddlm 1M! 1ii:11en. FJirrrJy ~ 111111, ollice or a Ilia! tal Mid Jllirafle bullflll.llly !drads. ~ . . Prml bw !ill. IIMSTIIEIIT AIIO INCOME - Prime IQcalion off Rt. 35, Jackson Pike. ~acre more or less with motile home and doulJiewide. 24'x56'. l!Qth presently rented. lots of · pilSSibilities. Th& one & priced In ~~ fast Call today. . . 11617 17 ACI£S and oouble wide home located in Rio Grande .•~- Home has 3 bedrooms, kitchen 11! baths,.d~1ng room. small room for nursery or stolaae Outbuiding, garage, pump house.land lays mostly Hal 11648 11&65 DON'T JUST DRM BY TIIS DIIE .;.. You must see 22w.ICJIIIWI Z3 24-25 T8Uic>nic ~ Dor:tl•• JUSJ USI£0 - GREAT SJAIITER HOllE - 2 bedroom in town with patio and Mfsized lot lots of room to add oo. Priced rigflllll $35,000. .~:·• 12 ft. Moytro Aluminum bOot with 8 HP Chrysler 81 Motor• Homt11 C1mper1 Uko - The W.Va. firetlllce. 4 bednlo!IB. fonnal dinin& famiv room. lui $65,500 •{" < Boats al\d Motor• for Sele 1-------- - . ' 11650 JUST USTED - WHY PAY ~ - When you con pu{thase lh~ remodeled home b' $19,500. large living room. b'mal dining'or family room. 2 bedroo!IB. batf1. utility, vin)'f siding.Srect:Tf1!i!'\ la~n. 11696 OWIIER'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN- HAS MOV£D DOT rJ' STATE AND MUST SACRIACE THIS B£AUJIFUL 4 BEDROOM BRI()I( AND fllAME RANCH. 2 FUU BATHS, FAMILY ROOM v.ITH ~REI'L'£E. EAT-IN KITCHEN PLUS FORMAL DINING. STORAGE ~DRE,I~RWNO 1'00.. 2CAR GARAGl STOAAGE ll.DG. IliY SCHOOL SYSTl:M. FEW MINUTES FROM GAUII'O.IS $65,500. 76 614-3711-2314. . . after 8, 304-578-2010. Real Estate General I Pacer Moped for sele. Heavy 100 Custom tl71 Chov. 4x4pldoup now I'ICTIJiuQu£ COIII'EIIPOIIAIY - t!is C!lC8ptional • . horne is !!did in 17 ~ d beautiful woods. 3200 sq. It with 3-4 bedotllllm. livina room. dinine with calloedraf ceilin den with ~ 11M finished blse.msnt new ~x4()' ~nd pool. 4 '*' liraae. . blm. pond Owner may helP with financing. . '79 Ford ~TO, 4 door blue, 48,000 mllea, tilt whool. AC. AM· FM 8 track, built In ~ 2 NEAR Hondo CR128 Elsinore . Never ra~td . like ntw . 1650.00. Glr..l Moped, 4 """""' old, 13110.00. Coil 192-7354 ovonlngs. Trucko for Sale - . , ond tiroo, Oood condttlon. Tlke ov• payment• of 1110.71 o month. Coli Put Nmnber l towork.foryou: Brougham fully loaded. Ex· tra nice. 304-876-6844. M~GHEE Sl8.731. 79 Motorcycle• 1980 , Horloy Super glide. 4000 mlloo, llko now. Coli 446-7383. Ven••4w.o. Judy DeWitt, Ru!tor, 311·8155 ••rrill C1rttr. Rultor, .379-2184 Jim Cochran, Assoc .. 446-7181 lltcky lane, Assoc., 446-0451 C.tlly Popt, Assoc., 379,2748 llarprat Bry~nt, Assoc. 245·9277 Vl!llnil Smith. Assoc. - 388-8826 . .SOUTHE;RN HILLS R.E.r INC. 1--------1978 Chrysler New Yorker, ·~wt· 1UPPIIIS I'IMIS - 3 BEDROOM RANCH. MOSTlY CMPmD. ATTACiiED GARAGE. NICE lARGE LOT. 74 Sllile 1 884 Orand Pri•, lou thon 12,000 mlloo. AM , FM - · AC, 1'8, P8. Coli 881·42t0- 5:00. Reneer. Real Estate General OIIIIER FIMIICIIIG MAY BE POSSIBU ON THIS iiMlliiG 4 B£DROOI. 2 BATH TUOOR, RECREATI~ RM. WITH BilliARD TABLE Pt.US DEN. READY FOR YOUR FAMILY COMPLETE WITH . CUSTOM DRAPES, PLUSH CAAPET, EQUIPPED KfTCHEN. WOODBURNER. 2 CAR GARAGE NEAR CITY. Auto• for pickup. AIIIIOod cond~lon . Colt 441-1428 . . 1976 Corvette, 11 , 000 milet. Exc . 71 1177 Eldorodo Codllloc, 17,000 mlloo. Aleo Ford Boat offer. Coli 441f-8398. 76 Plymouth Volare, $ eyl. auto . U&O . 304-87&• 1326. 1981 Z· 28 Camaro 23.000 trlctor ' mlnt condition with 85% rubber. Ford 3 point hitch 4 row corn planter. Nle. With or without new 10 ton' running gUr. Evurett mags, red crushed velvet interior, front end da"'aged. . _MD-_:_ 1tiZ Mercury Lyn• 3 dr. 1·1:-:1:::71:-D:-o"':'di-1-:-M:--hotahboak, olr, ounroof, 4 21L. "'· oond. ,,.oo, oyl .. 4opd., ,.., detroit. Coli 304-171·1017 " ' - I . . 114· 311·8111 . 1110 Ollie Cutlou lu· 1110 Oldo Omoa. IX, outo· promo. Approa; 11,000 matlc, V8, PI, PI, AC. miiH. Vfliy - d aond. AM·FM, 1974 Ford pickup Aaldftll 11100. 3CM·III· 3180-1:00. . 14 ton, ~04-871- 1288. '71 Ford LTD. good work car. altar 4 PM. 304·8761345. everythingorginai.CaiU$14· 388· 8543. 1--- - - - - - - with, 10 foot groin bead and Remington tlr11 In elotted 71 ' 75 Dataon. $1,000.00. 304-876-8848. 1949 Plymouth good con d., parts . 3 Gleaner combine 1972 Block Muatong Orend• engine ovtrhtuled. 71 1981 Monte Carlo. Londou loaded. excellent condition. $8800. 304-675-3378. 448-8688. Farm Equipment 710 Ford truotc, ZO ft. bod. cab over .._,, Hobart a. eo line welder ond power, 2 ovl . engine. Calil14-311· 82U. Autos for Sale Ohio-Point 3925. $_2()0 or best offer . Call 61 30, 1984 Ohio . Point PleaiCiftl, W. Va. • -~-~-~~- ~--~-----.,- ------~-- �' Features ' s.p!•• blr 30, 1914 ; UNDER SEDATION -lll*n. an -.....JMiewl*eBenplllpr, . . roed: ted lllllde tile a. . " ZoobMi!t' 1 'ltalrlda)r.A $ 'W and a veterlury oplbUnalaplt pe1 fonued the eye 811!1 deiUI wurk an two tJpn. (AP I nmllllot<>) ., Sedated zoo tigers undergo ·eye, teeth..work ' By .JOHN~ A.,..,...., P,.. Wrlle!'rt naU 7oo personnel at Its Goetz Pronounced both an1mals to be In Cincinnati Zoo's cubs of the white Animal Hospital to per!onn the eye generally excellent health, conced· Bengal species; a ~ally rare CiNCINNATI (APj- 'The~ ·examinations and root -canal lng they are "a Httle overweight, If otrsprtna of the l1lOn! cUtii'IIOil( to pe1forrnlng eye work on a tl&er Ia suraei)' on the two heavily sedated. anything." 01'811111! Bengal tiller. to make 9 the ~ast Is Wl!!l1 adult male 118ers. . Sullivan ai1d Ketrlngbai!J!worlred aedall!d, ~ :~ ~ ._ tbe 4~ · hwrs .of work ,_wmt ~- on the mo's .JIIImal8 ~~~).JJY.e.~ gist says. without a liltch, although one of the before - Sullivan performed' ii caJJed tellneoentra!retlniil~­ "'The big ones, we've got t,hern . tigers briefly. sUrred when .news canal Sept.lBonanotherofthezoo's alion, occurs COII1IilonJy In houseunder, because they won't coopet · photographers were ushered into a Bengal tigers. But It was Kelrb!g's hold cats. It. can ldll areas ~the~ atewlthyou," Kerry L. Ketrlngsald cage where he lay. first lime working on a tiger, after retina, resti1ctlng vlalon and lOme. Thlll'!lday after examlnlng the eyes Ketrtng, 8!1 opthalmologlst spe- previous experience examining l1liles bllndlng the cat, but 'IOIJieof a white Bengal tlger. "I've never c1a11ztng In animal care, used a gorillas, birds and African bongo times the aliment has no appll'l!l\1 had any problem with them. I've special camera to snap photographs antelopes. . etrect.llhasnoknowncaU&eorcure, seenmorepeoplegethurtbyhorSes of the eyebaUs of4-year-old Mota, a Bhlm has fa lhered all 33 of the . Ketrlng said. • than by tigers." .'9tpound tiger suffering from a Ketr1ng and Cincinnati dentist ammon feUne disease that dam· David Suruvan teamed with Clilcln· ages the eye retinas and can cause blindness. The pilot<~~ were taken to · EYE m EYE - Kerry help monitor the aliment.' sp1 Dgll!S$. Jl.elntc, an op&h8lmoloplt IIPI'" SulHvan, who does most of his clt'*IIB ......_.care, dw*a work on human pediatric patients, tile.,., .. Mota, 4-,......... male perfOrmed the root-canal surgery to wl*e' Benpl u,er, "' the fix a broken tooth on Bhlm, a Clnchm!J Zoo n.n.day. Mota 4.»pound.IJl.year-old tlgerwhohad sutlers from a camrnon felllle chomped down on a log someone dis naethatclmlapseyeretlnall threw into his cage. and can- IJIIadtm · (AP ' 7oo veterinarian Lynn Kramer Tap erpholo) · root EYE INSI'ECI'ION - Mota. a 4-ye&NJid, JMie white llenpl !Jpr bas drupe put In . . eye, • . above, at tile Clnclnnall' Zoo ~. Two white !J&en received eye and denial eve a& the zoo. (AP Luerphoto) • L._ !!'"... ,.' '~·"'' I • 842 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS 446·1405 TURNING OVER - Vetett- nary ~ Kerr.r .. Kelrtng, left, helps ~ iiiiAial petawmel lum· over Bldm, • ....... male white Beapi!Jaer, m.ldetheCRinnat!ZoolnpMal 'lbllnllay. KetrJntr and ada 'IM STORE HOURS MONDAY NOON·8 P.M. . TUES.·FRI. I0 A.M.-8 P.M. SAT. 10 A.M.·5 P.M. I P.M.·6 P.M. pe1 foa Jiitid work on tlletwoffpn M tile - •· ' ·"L ' · (AP Ju jlliolo) �Pag• I! 2-The S.pletnber 30, 1984 Pl11111111t, W. Va. . , route of steamer 'Smooth bosom of Ohio River' descri~ Meigs·personality Wf3ll·r~membered PEEPS, A Gallipolis Diary: J. R. Price, author of book, died at 95 years of age . By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GALLIPOLIS - There's this book, "Fond Memories of the Gay · Nineties and other Verse," ,by J. R. Prtce, whose'addresslsglvenonthe book'.s front page, P. 0. Box 97, WestvtUe, Ohio 431&. Beneath that, also on the front page, Is this grtm warning: "All rights reserved. This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced In any form without permission of the pubUshers." WE Gar NO permission to print that. Therefore, ol' Peeps may he sued :for .p laglarlsm or whatever. Disobedience, anyway! But there' s more on the front page, and we'll not copy any more after that to show that we WILL obey the prohibition against reproduction of · the verse itself. It gives the year, 1978, and then: Curry Copy c:;enter of Dayton South. Dayton, Ohio. Ortginal artwork by Thomas R' Bucher. Now we've given ALL the ' . ' front page writing, but we wouldn't touch the rest ollt with a l().foot pole tn view of the hoatUe statement we just showed you. , THE ONE WE have Is an autographed copy, autographed by J . R Price to Hazel Cameron "and all her loved ones." There's also an .obituary clipping on which someone wrote a date, Oct. 13, 1978. It starts off: "u. R. Price, 95 • . WestvUle, died Friday at Mercy Memorial Hoo;pttat, Urbana, 0. Tile son of John Harvey and Mary Ann Price, he was born on Sept. 5, 1883, on Little Bulls kin Rd., In Gallla Courity." ' ON THE MAP of Ohio, WestvtUe appears to he halfway between Columbus and the Indiana Une. It's in Champaign County. Ask for this Utile hook vf verse at your bookstore or your public llbrary. U. S. farm policy needs major overhaul WASHINGTON lAP)- A blpar· tisan panel of former <~grlculture secretaries has found easy agn>ementon at least one aspect of U.S. farm policy. As Earl Butz put it, "What we have been doing olr vlously doesn't work." · Four of 'the former secretaries told Colli:"""" on Thursday that . nothing short of a major overhaul ' can Amertcan agriculture to theprofltablUtyltenjQyedbelorethe downti!I'Dofthe last !ouryears. That plunge has led to bankruptcies and the worst overall farm picture since the Depression. Butz, who headed the Agriculture Department under presidents Nixon and Ford, described the U.S. hearUand as tlle largest, richeSt return larmlng area in the world. "And whatat'ewedolng?We'reshrinldng back," he said, retening to policies that oller farmers Incentives to cut their production. "That path leads inevitably to expanded competition abroad , to loos olloretgn markets, to curtaUed production at home, totheprollfera· tton of ggvernmental controls and to reduced Income," said Butz, now dean emeritus of agriculture at Purdue University. Bob Bergland, of the department in the Carter admlnls· · tratlon, said he had recently turned away from a lifelong beUef In higher prtce supports as the cure for !ann llY BRVSON R. CARTER · Extell!llon Apmt Agrtculture and CNRD GaiDa Counly GALUPOLlS - More than 40 percentofOhlo'starmlandlsleased in 59me form. Because more of the leases in Ohio have a renewal date in September or October owners and tenants aUke are currently rethink· lng lease provisions. Whether It be a crop share, livestock share or cash rental l~se serious thought needs to be given in provisions Uke: the term of the lease, provisions for notice, tights of entry for the owner, rights of sub-leasing by the tenant, as well as rotations, fertlll2atlon practices; carryover crop provt. slons, responslb!Uties for repair a!ld maintenance and provisions f~r capital improvements. ln some cases Ohio law requires a real estate lease to be in writing, however, a written agreement IS strongly recommended for all leases. If you need help with !arm rent considerations, then give me a call at 44&7007 or set up an appointment lor an office visit. . Pe&llclde Slorale . Safestorageofpesticlde;reduces tit(, chance ot accidental exposure or eontamlnatlon 'and aids In prolonging product llfe. Pesticides should be stored in locked and posted areas to prevent access by . chUdren, animals or unquaJlfled persons. Products should be stored In their orlglnal containerS with an Intact, legible label. Do not store pesticides with food, feed or seed. Select a fireproof area that will proteet .t he products from mo~&ture, heat, freezing and direct sunllght. Check tlils area periodically for broken or leaking containers. Based on Sept. l conditionS, production of aU tobacco types In Ohio ls forecast at 24.6 mlillon pounds, up 39 percent from 1983. Average yield ts•estlmated at 2,100 pounds acre compared with 1,485 pounds per acre last year. · Ohio corn production for grain based on Sept. 1 reports is expected to total 4rn rnUllon bushels, up 81 percent from the 1983 production of 224 rnUlion bUshels and up eight percent froiD the Aug. 1 forecast. lmp!-oved weat11fr conditions since per . ' ::; ..."' ·,''~ were · DISHES •• FibtiiiiS · Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to· 20 ~l u., ._ \ > • ,~ ~ ... .. ..... ................. New· r.ne WouldJ*'W Satellite Systems .. Available •lnterstat •Arunta •Drake ·•Wilson .------------! .·:.. - ... ,, . • .!' •;:y IN "Three tender baked : •• .'" TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE .!4 r ' CNESTEII. ON. .• "'~ .....·'••.... ~ ,000 CFM Blower ..-~ J~lft.e1molte· Control Thermoststat ... i $1995 Add-On Furnace .. . ' • Fs Wood/Coal .,. ' People iJls. lbJsE-W\RMER ~ SALES ·& SEIVIC. cblef <"=•n. AMEIOCA'SFA\oRrrn .. ".suo, s• ..,..., ' • • ~ I :(i 14)985-3307 '. ,.,.. NOW OPEN Starting At ' =~:e.:a Officials ·r e evaluate cigarette policy.-~-;~ be;'. l . . · Aug. 1 have l;>r!ght\'ned prospects. 1 Ohio soybean production IS tore. While prectpttatton coinbin~ for , cast·at'l35.7 m!Ulqn.bushels, up 33 June and July was serlousl:;. below . percent from 1983 production of 1 oormal, August ralntaU' wtui 114 101.'7 !lllllion bushels. Acres In· percent of normal for the Siate afa · ien~ for harvest Is estimated at crucial time. Growers expect to 3.71, million compared wlth · 3.28 harvest 3.75 million acres ot corn mUUon acres harvested In l983.The for grain with an average yield of average yield for l!*lolls expected to , 111l.O bushels per acre, up 28.0 reach 36.0 bUshels, equal to the bushels from 1983 and ari Increase recOrd high 1982 ,Yield ·anct.'up 4.0, of 8.0 bushels since Aug. 1. bushels .froJ'!I the Aug. llndicatton. • 9 FT. DISH WITH . 100° LNA RIDENOUR ' ·• f !be SATELLITE. SYSTEMS ~ aene." ..........,....,.. ' ••• \ swr wen!. ;::.., Gallia residents should give serj.oq~ thought .before leasing their ·prop~rty . • "aln ' Agriculture dnd our community ), ByNANt.'YYOACHAM offering a halt inf.ere!Jt in the 'boiii levee under guard. A qutck.wJtted . ' I hel Wrtler " Valley The boy turned the (or dlm.wJtted, depending on per· POMEROY- She's roundln' the 1~ card. Two years later he told sona1 oplalon) calllope payer Bend and she kloks just ilke a hiiiiiJICle: Spi'lllllf to the controll aild payed a • gingerbread house a-fibatln' dowli "Either you own.her or I ,do." He popular, '11011& of that day wlltch the rtver. Just llstm to that ca,Wope · turned the lucl<;y card and the begaii "Mr. Jolnon turn me looee. . andlookatthosewavesa·laptlln' at boatwasaUhis. Got no moaey but a aooc1 excuse." the bank. Here comes tile s11owboat! That was the beginning of a life The COIMciB roared with laUghter What a tht1ll it was, when a lime of pUottng and owning river but the sbertfl met the boat at the showboat c;une to town. Advance boats. next l•ndlq IUid ~ to have pubtlclty 'p~lalmed "Mirth! Mel· He finally dmpped .his last name ttx. on board working the chain ody! and Minstrelsy! '' and l)rought Gaches to become IQlown as Ralph gang,too. . ' I, llocksofpeqliefromfarandwldeto Waldo Emel'!iOn, named for, but no I The "Goldenrod" was Captain ~bank of the Ohio River. relaUon to, the famoos writer. Showboats brought · entertain· Capt. Ralph started in showboat· Ralph's blgglest lbowboal It had a ment · to the people. Showboats tng as an advance agent for E.i\ .. luxurious auditorium with a -Una . broogbtthetheatre-aHftfromthe Prtce. The ·advance agent was thEi capacity of ml, a p'andiJ1e'ZWilne hum-<lhun (/!every day Ufe. man who came to town ahead of the wtth 32 boxel, crystal chandeliers, A ShOwboating was another wtirld. .showboat to paste up advertise- plush aeal!l and a tln•... nd eleclrlc i·' Most Individuals thought tt was a · ments and give the upcoming lights. It wu also aald to·haw had , •• , world of excitement, glamour and ,production some pubtlclty. · the biggest, " Yihlltllnelt" caWope oo~' ,. · ,romance,butasoltenasnot,actors, After rrovtng his way up from· MOf!rl' FAMOV8 BOAT - A111J01i1b 111e ''CoUon eaptab. RqJh Waldo Emerson otl.etaitFallll, llwa8 < ·~ advance man to captain, he spent :JJ on::~~. there wvreelght big · actresses and muslcillns joined 1 prubably the P10!11t famous, showboating companies tor Jqst the years l;1attlingstonn andlk,lod to ply showboats and toor 1111111 ones on • •••n" .wullllt tile llrplt of l!boWII asil OWiied by · ..; • \ opposite reasons. A season on a the waten of every large tributary the livers. It's Interesting to note showboat was Uke a long leisurely· on the Ohio lf0r11 PlttsburKJt to vacation. . . Cairo, IU., and OIJ Mississippi Where else but on a showboat from Wabash, ¥Jrul• to New CoUld troupers i1eep late In the OrleanS. , the first . W01I8II to hOld both a COLUMBUS, dhto (AP)- The foor years ago, makes it a weresneaklngctgarettesandsteal· mornlflll, angle for catfish In the He put In at aU towns, large and captain's and pilot's llcleMe on the .state 11 re-evaluating a policy tbat' fouttlt-degtee mlsdemeano~ for a tng butts. We were afraid they afternoon, swim any time they smaU. He played to, youJii IUid old, OhloandMtu!utppt allowualeeofciprettal1omlnon - wholesa!erorretallertosellorglve going tq burn the place down," be'•'-' wanted, perform just oru:e a day blacks and whites, ca)WII, moon· The last and JIC*Ibly best koown In state lnstlliltlons- an apparent cigarettes to anyooe under age 18. said. . with no rehearsals in between, be shiners, miners, · businessmen, shOwboat In our ara was the . violation of an Olilo law tbat went Jolm L. Washington, superintend· · Mary Irene Motlt~,l ~ :" assured of fine dressing rooms and preachers, country ' Iannen, city ''Majes!lc." Fer IIM!nll8Diii,lt tntoetfl!ctearllerthlsweek. entottheTralnlngCentertorYooth mantortheYouthSe!McesDepart· ; ,., · state rooms and to top ltaUotf,enJQY slickers and anyooe elsewbowould wasoperaledbyKentState~nlver· The , law, wiJlch took effect in Columbus, said, "Right now, our ment, said superintendents of the: .:l.i three square meals adayoflKll'lleof pay the price of a tiCket. . sltyunderlhedll«lloiiofPI'bt ll' . Watlli!iiday 'after beJn& lnadvert· poUcylllinUrnllo. Wesellc~ Institutions are resp>nslble for .~-· the blist lasting food to be found Everyooe laved tile melodrarna.s HarryWr~~~t~. Wrlghtplayed"mov· entJy diopped from state stallites 1n the commtssary, which Is open choosing where. smoking wm . · . anywhere? (Showboat captains andcametocheel'thehero,hlssthe tng ~" which audiences onceaweek,toanyonewholsover14 aUowedsoltcanbedonesafely.But -~ ,. used to vie to see who could hire the- vllUan and wom•themselves into a enjoyed in spite ot the COIISiant to smoke wllh their parents' she said department Director ' •: 11, better chef aiid set the niost lavish frenzy over the p11g1J,t of "our Utile flldrerlngslnthepoorquallt)'tllms. perrntsston." · James E. Roge~ Is re€'Villuatlnlf. •rl~ table.) · ·' . ' NeD." Dc!INieof...,.ll l'nl publlcofflceandUvtnginChlcago. Washington said he and otherS thepollcy. •• , Although showboats did ~ pay Capt. Ralpll once ~ld the IIDry of Better highways, movie theatres But he never lost lila low! tor the attempted to ban smoking in the "A high percentage of. them do ~: ;, ot an enthualutlc ~ spectator and prubably eYell die deil\ualan · rtver and tt was pi'Obably Just age lnstltulonsin the J.9&lsaftertheU.S. smoke. There Is a high con-elation ,'~; top salary, slJ:lwboat acts the hlghestcaUber. Is ltaeywonder · wbo&nt,IOwrappl!dU~lDalhowthat had a hand In bringing about the that liA!pt him fnm doiDg what he surpon general's report Unklng between smoking and young people • why? • at 011e point, wbelt the herO was demise ot lllillwboallng. was ~ to have aald on more smoking with cancer was Issued. generally classified as deUn· , , Not boat at aD • · lfllstUenly accuaed of the crtme, Captain Ralph flnaDy retired lhanoneoccaslon. ''Thelddsalmostwentape.'lbey quents,"Mofftttsald. , ,. from thertveraflerhavllllowned37 "I'd go back to the rtver and '· · Oddly enoogh, a showboat wasn't · the lad)' cried out, "You've got the boats, 12 of whlcb·were showboats. showboli.tlng for just a Httle more -· a boat at aU. A showboatwasllkea wrong man, t'otheqmedonelt!" huge box placed on top o! a barge &me of the favorite of showboat He spent hill !lnal years serving in than my lre!V·" wlthnomeansofself·propulslon.All melodramas were .'.'Pee O'My showboatshadtobepushedalongby Heart," · ~uttle Shepherd of Kingtowboats: . I dom Come," "Uricle Tom's Cabin" That Important fact makes one and 1''The TraU of the Looesome WOfK\el' how or Why Hollywood Pine." ' I made such a blunder when the A. ~t seaBOII began In ' ltlOVlll version of Edna Feriler's mld·March and ended In mid· mvel "Showboat" was filmed. November. During the winter Remember 'the big PaddJewheel roonths, C;lpt. Ralph woiJid head for GAWPOUS 45 STAR STIEET ' for•oly lleall/a..rton chUrning the waters to the tune ot NeW York to book acts for the • ''Ole Man River?" Cm1p1etely followtng leaSOII. He was good . PHONE 446-7441 eJ I CHieOUS! frtends wfth producer Fi9 (F'Itrenz) COIPLElE SELECTIOII OF I!ELTS, BAGS, ACCESSORIES DesldespiShlngtheshowboat,the Zlegfeld, wbo IIUillllgedrnmed\811S FOR ALL MAKES AIID MODELS. . towboat also provided lights and hot FIIDDY Brice and W.C. Fields IUid 1a1..... llw:ltY"'$!199, llectrelu.".$325. ....... water. The ldtchen and dining room waS t¢611011d>le for the lnullcal , . Ulie • • for $39.95 . were a11o on the towtJoilt. A revues which beqlme laiOwn as · ••"· showfil&t Could never have been a · '"lbe-r 7Ji!lfe!d Follies." In i9'J7, ., · shoWboat without the towboat ZieBfeldproduoed thestagevenlon ' . ON AU MAliS & MODELS V.ACUUM SWEEPERS hooked on behind. · of · ~~t" with Captain Ralpll finaNing Available - Pickup & Dtlivery Many became invlilved In as !he tecbnlcal advisor. j showboating and over a span of - ~ enJoyed his blgh-11'1"g show· ' Electrohlx. Kirby, Compact, Rainbow, Hoover,. I' sevenll yean, !One names became boating days. He kM!d to lead the EUfeka, Plu1 Othe111 ...,., . almost synonomous with the bus!· traditional parade through town. STOll HOlliS ' ' •• ' ness. &me of those names'lncluded 'lbatt always Jlieceded an evening 10 Ul. n 6 P.IIL Mon. & Fri. .... ~ IIEW & USED ' Capiam A.B.~. Captain E.A. uf . shaovboat en~t. He I 0 A.M. til 2 P.M. Sai.-clay YACUIII CIEAHDS ''"'' ' ' •i Price, Captain W.R. Markle and . portrayed quite an ~· ~ • # ... Captain 'Billy Bryant, whO rose to In his Prince Albert suit ani! sDk hat, ... acclaim as the "Wlll Rogers of the waving to the people ~ the streets. River.'' . ' "'r ~' Qulle a lelow • But, perhaJl6, the best remem· ... ,i; \ TohisfamllyinMetgsCountywas bered of aU the showboaters was also •• GALLIPOLIS. OHIO Captain Ralph Waldo EmersOn concerned. Capt. Ralph 45 STATE STREET I. Gaches, the"l<ingoftheRlver," the quite a fellow. His nepheW, .~ "Gentleman Captain." He is expe- QuUlen, (wbo $tlll lives In Letart GREAT IMAGE Sliowboa& ctally Interesting to people In Meigs Fallsandwhosemother~astster Cap!='" Balplt WUio l!'.men ia COunty because he was fran our to the captain),· ~blirs that a lighted lamp was always lett in an JIUib:Oed . . . lmap ii[I!Ck c1 the woods and our bend In the ....... 011& .. l'lliooe Allert . . upstairs window ot their J,1VI!ISide river. home whene'ler the captain was Reued in Letalt Falls 1.-n Fdll,llie ......... -to Capt. Ralph was llo"' and reared . expected to. pass by. U1It were Mille ''lllii&Gf tbe River," tn Letart Falls at a time when Letart daytime when the c~ pmed, tbe"G 'I •wC..' h" · Fallswaslnttsbelghtofglocy; when he would have the caW~ playing. the river meant adventure and the If tt were nJght, l)e the whistle In a 0!11aln way kOOwnonly sreamboat meant Plt11'-· As a ywngster, he was lured awy . to the famlly. Capt. Ralph had many 8111!Cdotes from his home to take a job as a which be sbared with hill family; dishwasher on a river boat. At the le!lder age. of 14, his Uncle Wick One time, wbne on the M'•'S'ippt, Hayman, then of Ravenswood, hls boat passed by a c~ gang _of engaged him in a card game about lSI convtcts staDdlng 011 a s now r.""---"'"' came ' Showboating: ,another world . easiest way to get certain ·Ohio . years of marriage before Elizabeth 'to build and aeu furniture. · died, four chUdren were b!lfn. In ry~ade products Uke iron, pipe, and Tiiat particular bljlldl!lll 18 •till 1824 Solomon married Cailll!rlne · standing, althOUih l~ has been ' food&tutts to the east coast. It wUI be Ttllaye, who died In 1868.' TQ this reduced, to One and one-half stories · remembered that the steamboat union · six children were horn, . due to a !tt e In the 19'/0s. did not come onto the ~e unW Jricludlng WUI C, l!ayward, one of Ha)'Ward was one of the original alter l81l and taking products across the mountains by pack botse · GaUljiolls' early undertakers. · seven signers of ·the constitution of rent, careered It ts likely that SolomonHayw&r!l was moot tedious. the :Presbyterian' .church, serving buUt his own hpuse as well as the gaUy along on the ONE OF 'I'IIE ship buDders in as an officer of the church for 51 bouse at First and Cedar which IS smooth bosom of Martella durtng this decade was yeArs . ~ • . almost externally identical · wttb ' SOLoMON lqht In the ll(ar of Edward Tupper who later became the Ohio." . --~•"'· ,. · ' this one on Third.1812 and served as mayot of a resident ot Galllpolls. Amo!lll the The NonpareU Oollllllllll ' In the 1840s shlpbuUcllng on the Gallipolis from 1841 to 1844. : many carpenters that Tupper was a light c r a f t 7().ton schooner Ohio River was ' revived apd Hayward who died in 1882left his ' ·· brought from New E!lllland .who shtpy.,rds were estaQUshed at buUt at Marietta, and powered by . were skilled In the art of making marl\ on Galllpolls history mostly in Marieita and Point Pleuant. It !he· woodwork and the lurnlture one large square san. Wilen the sh)l6, schOQnef$, aDd brigs was seems that Hayward )VOrkeiJ In the that has ~urvtved for over 100 years,· Nonparell passed by GaJUpolis, It Solomon Hayward, whose house . shipyard at Point Pleasant. The and decorates many city homes. was In route to New Orleans 11nd we feature today. Located at 421. ships built In the 1840s were bullt to ' eventually New York loaded with Third Avenue. the Hayward house 200 pounds of Dour, 50 barrels of was bullt in 1861. ' salltoNewYorkfromNewOrleilns In co~itng an earlier article drled corn, 4,l1Xl pounds of cheese. 'Solomon Hayward was hom In alter being towed to the Crescent ;lhoui · New Hope Church, Mrs. City by steamboats: . Luctlle Hurt writes to tell us New 6,l1Xl pounds of bacori, 100 sets of ' 1791 and ~am!' to Marietta tnll()!Sas rum puncheon shooks and a few an apprentice ship's. carpenter · WJULETIIErev!valofshipbulld· Hope was bullt In 1864, thatCbirles grindstones. under Edward Tupper. Alter Presi- tng on the Oijlq River was· nO! too Howard was not an early n\flmber, ilnd.Aibert Hurt was. Our lnfonnaDuring the first decade of the 19th dent JeHerson's embargo ruined . successful, lt•WI\5 goo!! io Hay:wanl century Martella sldp carpenters as he saved el)ough money to b!Jy a uon for the article came· ~ 1M the Ohio River shipbuUdlng Indus· made two sldps, seven brigs and . try In ~. Hayward moved to lot atthe cornerofThirdand Grape :. \'I.P.A. fUe written l)y fr!embers r1 : Gallipolis, where Solomon worked . where he began the manulacture of New Hope In 1938. T)Je flle.ls k~ at three schooners, all of wldch were as a cabinetmaker. furniture. He was so successful that , OO!o U~erstty. buUt to be powered by saU both on HAYWARD MARRIED Eliza. during the Civil W<1r, be en:cted a . : Jame8 !Wilds' addreM Is P.O.' the river and the ocean . . It was.· l!eth PhiUips irll813, and, ln. their 10 three-story building which he used t.:Ueved that this would be the J1ox ~~'· Clarksburg, Oblo 43ll5. " By JAMES SANDS Special C«reep;ollljent GALUPOUS- ''The Nonpareil left Marietta on the 21st day of AprU , and shoving off lntQ the stream, with the aid of her broad sau and the cur- SOLOMON HAYWARD buUt lids hou8e In lll81. B• 18 loWed at 4Z1 Third Avenue, Gallipolis. Hayward to the Old French CitY about 1808 at the age of 17 as a carpenter and cabiuet·maker. 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That'sarateotl5.8marrtages per l,!XXJ Americans - the highest level for any one month since June 1978, when the rate was 16.0. But despite the surge 1n June- tradltloll!llly the most popWal' month for weddings- the national marriage rate remained relatively level on an annual basis. Barbara Wilson ot the statistics center suggested two !actors may have resulted In the · jwnp In maniages this June, although she cautioned against reading too much Into tlgures that may be revised before becoming 11nal. There were five Saturdays this June, she pointed out, wblch lncreases thellkellhoodo!Weddln,gs · In ~ month because ilalt of all IOSSILLI SUIDI DESIGNEI weddlngsarel\eldonsaturday. But, she added, the Increase In the 18,~morethanthef!rsthalfotl98S. JWJe marriage rate, Without a · But because,ofthe larger)lOpliallon corresponding hike Ill the annual .this year, the six-month marrtaae rate, may also smw that people are rate was Identical at 9.9 per 1.~ In being more deliberate . In their · both perlods. wedding plans: 'lbe nation's annual lll&ITiaae Couples who plan to many may rate pealced at 12.2 per 1,~ pel ams Increasingly be choosing the time ln1945WiththeendofWorldWarn, when vacations are easier to a time whl!ll yoong men were schedule and the weather may be · returning rnm the service, forming better for outdool: parties, she famllles and launching the SlJbse. suggested. DRESS BOOTS AND GIIEY SALE' PRICE $3999 IE GULAR sso.oo ·" ' . Rev. Graham raises key issues with Soviets ByGEORGEW. CORNELL AP Religion Writer Besides preaching In crowded churches across the Soviet Union, evangellst BillY Graham says he raised a key Issue ot U.S.-Sovlet relations With top So\rtet otflclalSthe cause of human rights and religious Uberty. . .. He says he feels those private talks might accompllsl\ some good. According to Graham, he pointed out to the Soviets that Issues of religious freedom and Imprison· ment of unregistered believers are of blgh CQ!lrem to American Christians and Jews and are "serious barriers to closer . relations. " He says he emphasized that this Is "perhaps the No. 1 cause" of the problem. "I polntedoutthatltbrlngs a psychological and phllosopblcal difference In how American people · feel." Back this week from bls 12-day Soviet trtp, Graham says he had extended, meetings With several Soviet leaders, Including two~ with PoUtburo member Boris Poliomarev, secretazy ot the Central Coounlttee ot the Communist Party. ' He also met With Valdlmlr Kuoyedov, _head ot the CouncD tor ReUglous Affairs, and Georgi ATbotov, director of SoVIet aha!ysis ot U.S. and Canadian attitudes. · The evangellst said he "tried to llsten With respect" to those he met and 8ISo tried to help them "understand the concerns many people In the United States and elsewhere have abouthumanrlgllts and religious liberty." As custmlary, Graham declined to go lntodetansaboutthoseprtvate conversationsw!thpolitlcalleaders. But from hls own observations and talks With ch\II'Ch peOple, he theU&illeResla~antln~ port to plan ways to help lndl\rldilals getoutthevoteattheNov.6electlon. Women's Vote '84 has arranged for various locations where lndlvlduals can conveniently go to register to vote. In order to vote at the Nov. 6 election, resldellts must register by Oct. 9. Locations lined up by the gioup are Rutland Department Store; Rapp's Grocery, Snowville; Whaley's Grocery, Darwin; Wald Cross and Sons Store, Racine; Reeds Country Store, Reedsville; U&ille Restaurant, Middleport; C. & '!'. hls tour on television, radio and In easing of restraints on reJJgion. ' the press. "Restrictions are lessening," he told "One archbishop said he did not New York news contereoce 011 his recall anything like It In bls return Tuesday. ll1etlme," Graham said- He said he He said there "seems tobefar less blmself had "total treedm•" In bls OiliX esston now" than In period preaclilng, but that Soviet law before the rule of the late Soviet restrtcted religious services to Jeader Leonid Brezhnev, w~dled in church property. 1982, ahd "that trend has contlnlled. • "Many .;hurches and cathedrals 'The Soviet government has begun to were filled to overflowing, and In recognize that beUevers are the scme situations loud$peakers were hardest workers and most dutlful used so giwps standing In church citizens:" courtyards or In other church He admitted, ''There may be facilities could hear.'' more dltflcultles for Jews than for He said, ''Many more yoong Christians," noting that Jewish people are attendln& than I antiCIemlgratlon from the Soviet Union pated," as blgh as 50 pacent of the has decreased. He says he talked congregations bt some cases. With Soviet otfldals about the An aide said the Western press possibilities of more Jews faDed to report Graham's pubUc emlgratlng. appeal io Soviet leaders to pennlt , Graham, who dellvered more ''more churches and more Blbleli, '' than 50 sennons and other taiks In and bls can for an nations tootleerve four Soviet · Cities, said he was the :aetslnld accords on _human SUI"pdsed at the ~ coverage of rlgllts. 'I'IMllunloratMutordHighSchool hadaskedtheSovletsforbrochures, books and magazines for a class project. atankswounduplnapackagesentto Michigan blgh school student by the Soviet Mission to the United Nations. A Soviet Mission official said It FBI spokesman John Anthony In Detroit, whose otflce Is lnvestlgatlng the shipment, said the tiny cUps of fUm "were something any , was "absolutely the. ,contractor wanting to bid on a job n-:lsslon Included Impossible" the unclassified could receive." mlcroftlm In the package, which. 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'lbe Iast two years (the winner) ,has been Chubbs Pasta, a IN OCTO,BER -. . .·a-. rr~===============~, exhlblts,a~tour,severalraces,a .. • a ':~• ' POMEIIC)\' _· . . , repres..'ii!Jng about :r:l nations, Alllahce. .' C HARTLEY SHO the city that did bu,slnelis 1n 55 . come, dart ,IOurnam!!nt. sportSanclcJ8ru;e countrtes.Jnlll90wejust.potllghted firm .. T'hey are tentatively ·sche- clemonSti'atlons, and chlldren s those lndustrtes and prOducts that cluledtortwoweekaot~. · acltMtles. · were shipped trcm here 'to other . · Including stops at Cleveland Slate, An "AI!ernalives .;_ Eliel'gy for partsoftheworld.Inl98hveclioeeto Bowling Green, Ohio Wesleyan, the FUture" exhibit wiD show a fOcus 011 a speclftc country;" she Ohio Slate, the University of model of an alcohol distillery from . said. Dayton, and a cliniC at Mldr!f• , the Institute ot TechnoloiY In Past festivals have hlghilgbted Twol'l!lltaurateuntromCurttlba, Paranaandanalcohol-powen!dcar Luxemburg, Mexico and Egypt. thecapltalofParana.Willanivetwo fromFordMotorCo.Withafueltank The EIIY}ltlan navor JrOII:1Pied a week& before the festival to prepare of steel made by Annco Inc., which "paper tech" ri1useum exhibit last food, Ms. R!Ian said. · . has Its headquarters here. More year, ''They Will pi'Obably tie working than half ~an pasenger cats In Muchltthe1911Uesttvalfocusw!ll out of a high IICbool COI1IIllel'Cial Brazlj - ;alcolnl fuel, and 00 be on Parana, a BmziUan siate kitchen, to Jll'fPill'e bid aold at. per ceut of tl!e-cars now being made chosen throogh Workllig With Mldr!fest.Normallywetrytogetlllli there use It, she5al!l. Partners In the · Americas, an students In kllch\!iii Involved. It's a · 'lbeChessle8ysremtssponsorlng International organlzjitlon wblch significant kind ot expedmce for a mtnlature railroad exhibit dematcheS United Stales With Central th!m," she said. . slgneJI by Paull3usse ot Cincinnati, and South Alnerl!:an countries or TheBrazllianeotreellistltutew!ll · runn1nar ablg "kind ot a fanclflul states for cultural exc~. Pa- provlde:r:l,!XXlcupeoffreewf1ee. · . · tourofBrazll,"Ms.Rltansald. · ranalsaaouthernsiatew!thamlxot Clarence J . Bnrwn, U.S. ,deputy "We Will beabletoletpeoplerun aartcultural and Industrial eco-' secretaryotoornmerce,iildle\'el'aj .. the trains In a 40-by~foot area. mm1c base. Brazilian buSiness executM!s plan They can drive their train to Rio, . Brazil's. Globo-lV Network, ·the . to atlelld the t.ph e <XIIlfere>il! Jiluasll!rFallsandaratnforest,"she fourth-largestnetworkinthewocld, Whlchlauni:i&Mldolfest.. · said. . · · . · · Mlddfest &poiiiOI'I tncluile a Bolton terrier !tom Hebeat out. think It was groundhog .last ..• ..•' are ~t Will be 011 hand the weelcend,Ms. Ritan$11ld. .. · Parana's· profc•lon8J soccer team for players underaae~.may ...J 'ibuctt-Tlonlc' 2010 LEATHER WORKBOOTS Oil ~ • STITCH·ME·OUICK' -For er;:~~~ri.l: culla, 8881Tll and llraps plus • TINY TAILOR'- Perfect for r~J~~irlng -ms, eawtno on patches $495 UP GEORGIA GIANT i. I. I. WAllER 6 IN. & I !N. MEN'S ~ that there Is I)Othlng anyQIIe can eveiythlng cauaes cancer. Another wealaocouldraluce~ast ••,. .. buttons with lhrelld In aeconda 1TAILE . CASUAL & DRESS cancer by scene lJ peroi!nt, .,· she, "And Be Sure to Watch Channel 23 ' Oct. 1st • Oct. 5th · Showing Our New Fall Shoes For Men and Women. •• l•g•w•g• WslbOifll recommenda tha! ~lets sbould change In the dtrectlon ot doubling the Intake of fiber-rich foods from • i • ,,' • IUnON MAGIC' -Durably •-• on 2·, 3· and~·hOie S6 to S12FROI thecum!llt natlonalaverageotlOto :r:1 grams a day, she said. She reamrnended that only. :JJ percent of a person's tolal dally ca~ Intake ccme frotn fat ' sources. "1batmeanseatlngleanercutsof meat,- poultry Without skin and fish, .. Ms. Henney suggested. She also said, "'lbere many inytha aboUt cancer. One Is that The cancer research Institute the Invisibly with long-luting results ' .$6· TO' $12 Institute has begun to push iOwaro the reduction aoaJ With an '~!due.• tiona! camll8la!l aimed at J'ed!ICflla . the lnunber ~ Arnel1cani w11o smollle by i!Opercent by.lll90. "Srhoklng is a killer," she said. But "It's never too late to stop . smoklnll, even now. Elghly-slx thousand Uves a year could be saved." ·· . 4 . Henney added that~29,(ro . deaths per year fl'omeolon cancer;. the cancer most 'often cawied by ., tatty diets, could be prewnted by a change to fiber-rlctl blds. . · ·'. . . . . . . TO.....,R...,.EW_..ID......,E___. . . 1 BRYAN, Texas (API -A grand forced to run a,nd oo pushups and Bates' prediction will be taken as Jury lndlcll!d four Texas A&M Sltlips for about. an hwr ·In hot, law. , University students Friday on humid weather. : , , Meteorologists and other selm, misdemeanor criminal charges In Ollklalssald heMilapser:lbutwas tlfic types like to look at radar the Aug. 30 death of a sopmmore . encouraged to~I'UIIJiingc pictures and pn!ssure centers to who suffered a 'fatal heat s~ forecast fair or foul, but SOOII! fo!1cs during a hazlng-lncklent. Three juniors . pif!!lCilt whl!ll sUD swear by the woolly beat's · . The charges were flled In the Goodrlcllcollapsedwerelndlctedon strtpes . peath of BnK;e Goodrich, . :r:l, or Challesofnegllgelthamlclde. They 11 brown band around the Webster.. N.Y,, a sophomore are Jason Miles, 21; Louis Fancher Insect's center 1s broad, the Winter transfer student and a member of m, :r:~. and AnlllQnY o·Al8andro, Will be mild, and visa versa. the corps of cadets. University 21. All were.members of corps unit Ent~ at the American omclals have said he was rousted F-1 whlcll G<iodrlch had joined the ' of bls death. Museunrot N'atutaJ History studied from bls bed at2::1la.m.Aug:lland W8!k 7 • • MATCH·A-PATCH' - Patcl)eS hOIH and teara almost . Sizn 6 to 46 By 8&R & Laura· Mae and patron saint ot the WOOlly bear festlvlil bere this weekend- where ''Lay-A-Way Now·For Christmas" Sewers and non-sewers alike can handle life's little rips, tears, holes and missing buttons-easily. SLACKS ~~~~=~~ · CLOTHING CARE APPLIANCES BY SINGER BLOUSES bears,askl..eon"BadNews"Bates, winter? If you don't lnlst the woolly themanevenameteorologlstsaysls perfectly qua lifted to Interpret a woq11y ~ caterpUlar's weather prediction. . "He's 011 ornery old .cuss. Leoit liv115 In a Utile heme. No electrlcll)', nol.fghts,manythlng.Justawoodsy .:. . $475EA(H genera~ canmunlty festival, lind took the International theme In .,Oi)!Q (Af) , ., the case of the wocily bear- Isla What's the weather going to do this · Isabella In selmtlfic Ungo - for 1 BLANKETS OCT. 1·6 . A cblef villain amoilg foods ·ts meat With high fat content: 'lbe fiber-laden foods Include cereals and vegetables ·such as celery and dried beans !lnd peas, Ms. Henney said. . Following her ~rlptlon COI!ld helpreducethecancerdeathrateby 50 percent- or:m.~lesadeaths a year -by the yejll' m, she said: "One half of that would result from lrilprovi!d appllcafJon ot the latest liJid !Jest treatJnepta, ·jllll! the other half would C<me through prevention by applying the preven. lion strategies" that she outlined, shesald. , Ms. Henney 'said the. cancer -Weather watchers laud caterpill~ ::n~~:ru~~: ~ILION, ElYria~ ., SOLID COLORED ·sa·la EASY MENDERS. lADIES' next month as the South American natiohnefs'steandlevislonnetwork,sO.neot 1 tsc , a~tatlveofthe U.S.DepartmentofCol'ilrnercetike par\ In Middletown's seventh .an. nuii!Mlddfest. About lOO,!XXlpeopleareexpected atthe festival on Oct. 5-7. ''We li)lllk It's very dltferent from other International festivals," said VlrglIlia Rltan, executive director of Mlddfest International Foundation, wblch was set up In 1!m "Mostof·themfocusontheethnlc grwps In their towl! and It becomes . a showcase. In !l1ll" case, we pick a specific country and spotJight that, In many ways, by bringing In . performers, artists, dignitaries, cooks, anyone that has some slgnlflcanoe and relevance to that culture. 'lbesepeoplearenormally housed In private hoine$ whlle they're here, to get us acquainted WiththPm." · Mlddfestbeganin1978asarnore · ' LADIES' ACRYLIC ' Sl ooo 20°/oOFF Brazilian culture featUred at Middleto;;f:tival. MEN'S Octo~ar Ro8d, Mldd!eport, Mn.FORD, Mich. (AP) ,...- 'rhe FBI says It has "no conclusive theory,"butlseagertoflndouthow mlcrofllmed descriptions of U.S. . ' ssoo Thomas residence, Leading Creed . Tank microfilm puzzles FBI ' . DAY'I'ON,Ohlo(AP)~Reducing tats, ellmlnattng smoking and adding more Dher ,to the typical American diet could cut cancer deaths In halt, BCCOrdlng to a National Cancer Institute expert. "There are things the IndiVidual can do and they Will belp to prevent the most frequently occurrtng cancers," Dr. Jane Henney, deputy director of the National Cancer lnslltule, told the Monsanto Re- , search Q>rp.-Mound Laboratory on ·Thursday night. "First, don't smoke. And then make SOOle very simple dlet!lry changes by reducing your fat lhtake and Increasing your fiber Intake." .a Grocery, Pmleroy; Bureau ot Motor Vehicles, Mulbe!TY Ave .. Proleroy; Bureau of Employment Services, Union Ave., Pomeroy; MeigsCountyDemocratHeadquarters, E. ~ln. Proleroy; Heruy Hunter residence, 37613 Texas · Road, Chester; Chester Wells residence, LongBottom; Evelyn G. 'IbcR who have questions about Wanm's Vote '84 or wooJd llke to volunteer to heiJj members ·of the cmununlty exercise their rlgllt to vote, call Sue Malson at 992-~ or 667-&l55, or Myrlan Ruthchlld, 992-52G!. '""· says there seems to be a gradual voter turnout topic for Sunday gathering POMEROY- Women's Vote '84 Will meet from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday at . ' quentBabyBocm~tion. · . . Cancer expert says avoid.fats,. smoking - IN TAUPE, ILACIC Junellr008htlhetotalweMI"pto l,UiO,OO?fortheflrsthalfoftheyear, .... a·- The Sunday Ti.,...S.nHnel PaiJ• SHOP EARLY . .. AND SAVE! . Marriage tune very populm.- during June w. Va. OH. . ,, . ) JEWELRY BOXES . NOW2 SOJO OFF -~ �. Page-E-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' ' ' 30, . 1984~ E.LBERFELDS CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER SALE - MEN'S SMITH AND JONES LAD IIS SPORTSWEAR SALE MISSES SIZES 6 JO 20 TIES Ready tied and four ·in·hand styles. You'll like the patterns and colors. SLEEPWEAR SJLE' TIES ............. S5.19 MEN'S S8.50 TIES ............. S6.79 RCA 19 ..diagonal XL· tOO . board tuner •Auto. color. •Extended Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. S4.79 · 55.99 57.19 S7.99 $1/e Ptlud $7 69 to $1399 RCA 25~1agon:l Remote Contro I •Quartz crystal tuni ng •6 function digital remote OVERALLS •Pecan or Pine REG . '719 girl~ Cabbage Patch Kids overall sets for little boys and Pink, blue, lilac, royal, gray, red and navy. Sizes · 12 to 24 mos. and 2Tto 4T. SALE ·BOYS SHIRTS .Philmaid LADIES' PANTIES panties in assorted styles 25,.dia1Jonal QUILTED •Auto. color •AFT •Pine or Pecan Finish SALE s.,, $2 388 REVLON SPORTSWEAR . s.,, ,,,,d . $679 to $3l,99 Inttoductotg S•l• Ptlm 'Reg. l29.00 . Stop in the housewares depl. · 1st floor See the newline. Icetea glasses · water glasses · wine goblets · glass sets · dinnerware sets in crystal · punch sets. · · Save 1 5 . l~~~~~~-~~~~~-- LADIES' ·BLOUSES Our enlire open stock ol misses and extra size wear them IROWrt DUCK button downcollars. Select what you need lor now - or lay·a·way for Christma~ ~ S16.00 Dress Shirts ...... S12. 79 518.00 Dress Shirts ...... 514.39 519.00. Dress Shirts...... $15.1 9 S21.50 Dress Shirts ...... S17.19 Ill ll WORK CLOTHES Complete selection of popular Carhart! work clothes. Bib overalls · lined jackets & vests · insulated coveralls · dungarees· vests ·insulated hoods. All sizes. Regulars · shorts and tails. . ' S•ls P1l~il · Y·A-WAY . s7u ~ 117 Sweat .Shirts S6 49 · 16"1120~' W.. Mirror_:... Spm S11.95 22"dl" w.. Mirror r·A·It'AV ON. . . Spm S12.9S $Alf . MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS Sizes S(14-14 ~1. M(15-15~1. l (16-16~1. · XL (17·17~1 plus extra sizes 18, 19 or 20. Big Ben ~Y Wrangler. Ful tails, tJvlton down flap pockets, permanent press. S9.95 Sizes 14'12 to 11112 .... 58.00 S1D.95 Sizes 11-19·20 .......... sa.ao . ...... WIAIIOLEI*19.,5. w·.rES~IERN Authentic western styling with snap front • snap-on cuffs · extra long tails · 2 snap closure flap pockets. Neck sizes 14'h to 20. Sleeve lengths 32 to 35. $9.95 .$ 1644 "n Stop in I1IW ~· jackets and ~b. slytes. All w~h warm lining. ~'II ike. •t2.9s ..................... s11.49 JACIUS .................~" 124.49 IOYS ·~us. JAC.IIn ·............"';....•• 132.49 IOYS t4t.95 Mean .........·............ •4o.4t $hlp E~tlg ••d g,, FREE PARKING L•g·AWIIJI w.,,., I . 9W- ' ( ., ' . awl 1 s.WV Hu:..chcwWV Cala ol•.OH ""-.OH Huu*c•a.wv ......... wv • I .... ."\, 4 S~ Panb.".:.s7.99 •II Call tl ,OH P I I ... WV s,,,,, '""* Lay·A-Way Now and San $799 ' Ck' d Nstuus• ......... k P1Jitl1tt . Many hooded Plenty tt com Sizes S(34·36), M (38·40), l (42·44) and XL (46). "Wrangler" and "Springfoot" crew necks, long sleeve, warm fleece lining. · tluu•J:t.WV ....... Ollce Cit ELECTRIC BLANKETS tal section of SWEAT. SHIRTS ..... . "C.honnel 23 li&tings included in thiS week's guide." w.. Mirror "'""'Special sus JACKETS Sizes 8 tfinl20. now, see our Good selection of solid fashion L~S!8.!9:s~~~~.~Sw~lllt~P~11~1t!:,l..:;:... ·::·$?.7:_!.1!_9•.C-~ colors with coordinating belt. Poly , MEN'S $ • 9 95 cotton blends. Excellent styles. Student sizes8 26 to 30. Slim andre· gular sizes to 16. . W.. Mirror ........ Special S4.95 ' 1l"x24" BOYS WINTER . Sizes 6 through 20. Long sleeves· crew neck · fleece lined. Solid colors. Sl k S12 76 OC s..... • $13 56 'Slacks Sladcs ..... s14.36 Slacks..... SJ7.56 , BOYS' WRANGLU .c;,.~~,..""'., DRESS SLACKS S1 5 95 • S16 95 S17.9S S21.9S l2''x16". $sis p,;~,, -·~~t!!.~!'..tJ WNeck sizes 14 ~ to 19. Sleeve lengths 32 to 35. WSolid colors · whrte · stnpes · platds. Regular and BOYS' nishes. lion of lee and Wrangler blue jeans in men's and boys' sizes. All are preshrunk. sA~~ ·Filmeter ·Pages 5, 6 WALL MIRRORS JEANS Save now on our entire selec· Snowsuits ....... Sale 523.18 . - Reg. su.oo · Snowsuits ....... Sale 526.38 l DRESS SHIRTS Wra~r liSti~ Super wide mouldin11. distortion lree tloal plale i~SS. shaller resistant Assorted fi. all MEN'S "VAN HEUSEN" LIYeltiDIIlelmlttn ' "CANNON" Waist sizes 29 to 42 - lengths 30 to 36. blouses is included. famous brands include New Soll.d faShi.OO COlOrS _ stra· l· g~l leg styles. fashion. laura Mae, Vanderbuilt and ..loren. "Lee" and "Wrangler" brands. Choose big tops, rullles, plaids. solids or stripes. Famous "Cannon" quality beautiful pastels colors. S19.95 Corduroy Jeans •••• S15.95 Reg. 516.00 ......... Sale 512.79 Twin, full, queen and king sizes. Single ·and dual S22.95 Corduroy Jeans •••• s11.50 Reg. 52l.OO ....... ;.Sale •15.99 controls. 524.95 Corduroy Jeans .... S19;95 Reg. 529.00 ......... SaleS23.19 It s2 6. 9 5 Corduroy Jeans .... 521._:.5_0,_ · "--·..::;·-5·3_6_.o._o_._._...·~ ....._s_al.•__ s2~••.-·7._9·-·"··- ·--·-·-"'·~•r-· ff_f_j...;_-"-H---·----m .. <-:- • 0/ /0 ' All weater coats, capes, car coats, jackets and dress coats in wool blends, cor· duroy, knit, quilted and fur. Junior, Misses and Half Sizes. BLUE DENIM . £11/.[ CORDUROY JEANS J.G. Durand Glassware ' . MEN AND BOYS' snowsuits in blue, pinkol yellow. Sizes 12 mos. to 24 'mos. : Reg. S27.00 Snowsuits ....... Sale 521.58 REG. 18.50 TO 140.00 Reg. SJ6.00 ... Sale SJ2.79 Reg. S21.00 ...Sale SJ6.79 Reg. S26.00 ... Sale S20.79 . Include. complete ,,,,,, s,,, p,;,,f .CHiLDREN'S make the perfect~ for men·and WI} men. We have a nice selection of sets including emery boards. · scissors, tweezers. cuticle cutters and clippers. .• SALE '$3600 $13500 Manicure·Sets From.SNOWSUITS : These quality Revlon manicure sets Quiltex choose warm one piece All new fall fabrics and colors! Pr:e· teen sizes 3/ 6 to 11114 in vests, skirts, pants, sweaters and blouses. Russ Girl Quality. COAT by Underground.Shirt. REG. SU.OO TO 1159.00 Big tops, stripes and solids. Stl• Ptl~•i Reg. '29.00 .... Sale 523.19 Rig. 533.00 .... Sale 526.39 to Reg. S37 .00 ... Sale S29.S9 REG. 130.00 . .·: Sept. 30 thru 04 6 . LADIES; BLOUSES · Special group of junior blouses Girls' warm quilted tackets by Casual Ttme. Choose blue or li· lac. Button or zipper front styles. Ma~h ine washable. Reg . ' 629 TelevisiOn ' . JUNIOR JACKETS .. A. Guide to :lOcal Htmg 1"1 . ·l/2 PRICE !--·---,=..,.--·--·--·---~--.._:.--;-·-...._. GIRLS' . "' and colors. Not all sizes. Boys 58.95 Slirts........ 57.3~ · Boys S1D.9S Slirts...... $8.93 Boys $12.95 Slirts.... $10.53 Boys 514.95 Slirts.... Sl2.13 REG. S20.00 ·', SPECIAL SALE/ Includes o.ur entire stock of boys shirts in sizes 8 thru 20. Knits · flannels · westerns -layered look~. Tremendous group of styles and colors. lay·A·Way for Christmas: · CHILDREN'S •Super accufil· ter picture tube ' I REG. 519.00 TABU LAMP • . . • . 561.00 , REG. sII 0.00 FLOOR LAMP ...........,. '11.00 · • PRE-TEEN . I ' SAVE $80 RCA $63~ to $1999 I. New Idea In Li.g hting gowns by Kid Ouds. Colors include pink, lilac and rosebud print Sizes 2 to 14. . tAr IT AWAYI SAtE PRICES J"'agJebrl(uGHtiNG S'ALE Special group ol robes, pajams and lEG. >11.00 to 120.00 lEG. 11.00 Ci 12 S.OO ~ SLEEPWEAR REG. SJJ.OO .......... SALE. S8.79 REG. SJ2 .00 .;........ SALE S9 .59 REG. SJ3.00 ....... SALE S10.39 . Reg . ' 449 56.00 ....... Sale 57.50 ....... Sale 59.00 ....... Sole S1 0.00 ..... Sale GilLS' dren's sizes 2 to 14. life chassis X~100 9~/10\\. RAIN SUCKERS Yellow, red, green, gray and khaki in chil· digital key· RCA Scuffs, wedges and ballerina styles. Terry, velour, corduroy or quitted l!icot large as· Sortment of colors in ~zes 5/6 thru CHILDREN'S •Channelock Special sate.:' prices on fall weight pajam,as,long gowns and robes, short gowns and robes. Poly/cotton lilend~ nylon~ knit$ and plisses. HOUSE· SLIPPERS REG. S31.00 BlOUSE ............. SALE S24.79 REG. S34.00 SWEATER .......... SALE S27.19 R(G. S:J2.00 SKIRT ................ SALE S25.59 REG. S32.00 , VEST ................. SALE S25.59 RIG. S$3.00 JACKET ......;...... SALE S42.39 MEN'S S6.50 1 ' •'. CII'IIB . . . . . . . . • ..... 3. .(J) (J) Ill (I)· (I) (I) (I) • :1: ~, Ill •• •• • f' .... Ask Dick Kleiner Page 7 'I• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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