http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bf7350dd58f9943aabf364d8c08c92bf.pdf 2725f10d35c0205f7117047c84b0afe1 PDF Text Text Page--12-lhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, October 21' Emergency equads kept busy · Area deaths Nick Runyon Ann Lenhart, Dayton, and a grandchlld. Services . will be held at 9 a.m . . Saturday at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland with the Rev. Amos TlllJs officiating. Burial will be In the New Carlisle Cemetery, New Carlisle. Friends may call at the funeral home from i to 9 this evening. ' Nick Runyon, 79, Rt. 3, Glouster, died at this home Thursday . Born In Pike County, Ky., he was a son of the . late Harrison M. and Louise Harden Runyon. He was preceded In death by his wife, Della Adkins Runyon. He Is survived by six sons and three daughters, Albert, Radcliffe; Hani.son, Nelsonville; Daniel, WUksville; David, Albany; Jerry, Rutland; Don, Millfield; Juanita Runyon, Glouchester; Gamet Colvin, ComIng; Julie Smith, Kenntt, W.Va . Also survlvlng are 38 grandchild· renand 19great-grandchlldren; two brothers, M. W. Runyon, Shade; Ben Runyon, Kermit; one sister, MlnnJe Marcum, Kermit. He was also preceded In death by three children, three grandchildren, two brothers and four sisters. He was a retlred lumberman . Fwieral services wlll be held Sunday, 10 a.m., at the Maggie Home Church of Dundas, Ohio, with brothers Ivory Sowers, Sam Franks and Paris Tackett officiating. Burial will be In VInton memorial park. Friends may call at his Route 3, Glouster residence. after 1 p.m . Sauturday. Services wlll beat6p.m. Amlngements are by McCoyMoore Funeral Home of VInton. • • Andrew J. Manning ""' . J ' . Andrew J . Manning, 85, Cherry St., Syracuse died Thursdayntgjttat his residence. · Mr. Manning was bomJan.3, 1898 in' Athens County. He was preceded in death by his parents, hisflrstwlle, Vada Chapman Manning and one son, Andrew Manning, Jr. Mr. Manning was a retlred coal miner and a member of the Pentecostal Church at Dorcas. He Is survived by his wife, Mayme Custer Manning; six daughters, Doris Deeley, Morgantown, W.Va.; Evelyn Gearhart, Ridge Manor, Florida; Gay Murphy, Michigan; Maxine White, New Jersey; Allee Tampkln, Callfomla; Barbara Price, Phoeniz, Ar!z.; three sons, • Carl'9ll Manning, Lake Shore, NURSING HOME EVACUATION - ~rd rainfall In Lubbock, . Michigan; Jim Manning, campTexas caused the evacuation of the Lakeside Care Center after more bellsvllle, Ky.; Dale Manning, than six Inches of .-. .tn feU here in less than twenty-four hpurs. Jack Austin, Texas; onestep.son'andstep Robison, a resident of the nursing home, Is carried out by emergency daughter-In-law, Jerry and Marilyn personnel at approximately · 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night. (AP Powell. Racine; two sisters, La vade Laserphoto ). Fourty, and Susie Staillngs, Nelson· vllle; one granddaughter reared In the Manning home, Vickie Frye, Yuma, Arizona; two step· granddaughters, Mrs. Austin (Dona) Wolfe and Mrs. Roger (Jane Ann) HW, Racine; four step-great granddaughters. GUTHRIE, Okla. (AP) Mazatlan with 150 mph winds that Fwieral and burial wlll take place Stranded motorists clung to car ripped off roofs andlefteightshrtmp a t a laterdateln Dade City, Flor!dil. roofs, residents clambered Into ·boat crewmembers missing. A memorial service wlll be con· trees and rescuers tied ropes around Five Oklahomans have died In dueled this evening at 7:30 p.m. at their waists to keep .from being weather· related accidents since the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. swept away In the torrents that heavy rains started Wednesday. Wllllam Hoback officiating. Friends flowed through the streets In this Kansas officials report that one may call at .the funeral home this · rain-battered town-today. pedestilan death has been attribevening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. State and local officials waded uted to rain and fog. into waters up to 7 feet high to speed Flash flood watches were posted the evacuation of the town's 1,800 in parts of Kansas and Missouri families as nearby CottonwOOd today. Creek overflowed. speed, $ill and costs; Gerald The flooding was part of the Veterans Memorial Carpenter, Mineral WeDs, speed, devasta lion that has spun Into $30 . and costs; Elson Spencer, Admltfed ..Mary Sheets, Pomeand the rest ot the Oklahoma Racine, defective exhaust, $5 and roy; Hazel Wickline, Racine; Ricky Plains by the remnants of southern costs; MarvlnAltbouse,Albany,len Johnson, Rutland. Hurricane Tico, which slammed ofcenter,$10andcosts; MarkPr!ce, Dlscharged ..Rqssell Cline, Flora Into the Mexican resort • town of Gallipolis, speed, $25 and costs; Friley, Charles Bissell. Dareld Putnam, Coolvllle, speed, Extended Ohio Forecast SW and costs; Armlntha Norris, Event postponed Sunday through Tuesday: Racine, flctltlous registration, $25 Chance of rain SW>day and and costs; Guy Shea, Long Bottom, WMPO's FaU Expo '&3 that ws to Monday. Fair on Tuesday. Highs speed, $23 and costs; Donald be held Saturday at the Meigs ~. Lows In the 40s Sunday and In Deskins, Pomeroy, DWI, $250 and the Jllld.:.ls to the mid-lOs Monday County Fairgrounds has been costs, three days confinement, postponed until Saturday, Oct. 29 and Tuesday. license suspended 60 days; Anne due to weather conditions. Goss, Pomeroy, DWI, $250 and costs, three days confinement, license suspended 60 days, $150 of fine and jaU sentence wlll be A meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Airport to discuss problems caused suspended If attend drtvlng school; Sunday at Gallla·Melgs Regional by the termination of Foothills Rodney Neigler, Racine, DWI, $300 Aviation's lease to operate the airport. and costs, three days confinement, pori, dlsorderiy conduct, $W and license suspended one year; Danny costs. The group organizing the meeting has lnvlted county commissioners, Cremeans, Reedsvllle, poses deer Folrfelting bonds were Ronald fromadeertaken"1thagundurlng Haggy, p omeroy, over1oad , $295 representative of the Community . ; c losed deer gun season, $250 and Elden Blak e, J r., Reedsvlll Improvement Corporation, the air· · e, D WI, costs, rifle forfeited and no deer $370, failed to display proof of . port authority and the public to hunting prlvlleges for one year;· pperators license, $30; Wayne attend. County commissioners voted last Darrel Lantrip, Belpre, speed, $23 Cleand, Rutland, speed, $50; Tony week not to continue the county's a nd costs; Delmas Richards, Bel· VanMeter, Pomeroy, stop sign, $45, contract with Foothills, a move that pre, speed, $25 and costs; SharUyn permitting an unlicensed d!iver to has been protested by the firm's Miller, Oak Hill, speed, $21 and operate a vehicle, $45; Shirley management. · costs; Tina Owens, Middleport, Perowtka, Athens, speed, $42; assault, $25 and costs, six months Davld Rice, Parken;burg, speed, probation; VIncent Stone, Middle- $40. I Harrison A. Wilson End 46 court cases year probation, restitution and coots; Elmo Pierce, Mingo June· tion, non-support, five years proba· tion, pay current support and costs. taken to Holzer Medical Center. Friday morning at 1:59 a.m., the Pomeroy Unit went to the county lnflrrnarjl for Joseplllne Mallory wbo was taken to VeteranS Memorial. 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VINYL CAPS S3995 241 Third Ave. H . . . . . . . . . . . . . , •• By KEVIN KEU..Y lions of the creek can be reclaimed next year. Thnes&ntbtel Staff RlJfLAND- A federalapproprl · "Current deslgo plans are being atlon of $W.5 mllllon to Ohio to help readied byODNR'schiefenglneer,'' reclaim strip mine sites w1)l affect he said. "Assoonastheenglneerlng two major projects in Meigs and Is complete, and we get the right of entry, construction may begin as Gallla counties. Butstatereclamationofficlalsare l early as next summer." quick to point out that overall Farley said one of the larger jobs lri the area ODNR will seek funding reclamation of the Leading and Kyger Creek water haslns a nd for Is a section of strip-mined area nearby strip mines wlll go on for the near Pagevllle. next several years, funding Meigs Soli Conserva llottist Bob permitting. First confirmed that ODNR and his On the local level, soli and water office might work jointly on reclaimconservation services In both cotill' "' lng an 85-acre section. First added · ties are seeking a part of the state's that under the RAMP program, the pie to continue smaller reclamallon Meigs SCS is finishing a 40-acre jobs. reclamation project in Scipio Mitch Farley, an environmental Township. scientist for the Ohio Department of A significant amount of money Natural Resources, said efforis for estimated at $8 to $10 million - Is the past several years have been also expected to be spent not only on directed to clearing mine sediment the Kyger Creek -basin, but the from Leading Creek at points White Oak basin in Gallia County In between Harrisonville and Rutland. the next few years, said Dave The area was extensively strip- Buchanan, the reclamation dlv· mined in the post World War II era ision ' s federal programs and later abandoned. Sediment supervisor . caused several sections of the creek The money released by OSM last to become bottlellecks and have week wlll allow the department to been responsible for some "terri· complete design work and start ble" flooding In Rutland over the construction, as early as next years, Farley said. summer, on its Llttle Kyger II ODNR 's reclamation division project. completed a major cleanup around · That project Is slrnllar to Leading Harrlsonvllle In 198l, affecting ~ Creek In that ODNR Is trying to acres. But from there, officials have clear up sedimentation affecting been planning one step at a time. local farm land. Progress was made With money made available last in that direction in1981 when the first week by the U.S. Department of Little Kygerprojectwascompleted .. Interior's Office of Surface Mining, Cun-ently, ODNR Is working on Farley sald some additional sec· (Continued on page A3) LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS lore Ill to be found In the Our Hoole IDUIIe'IIIJI, where the spirit old " ' - dJiNI&!Pe8l'lln nc<Nb#M Ill tile TV .-18 "Alliin," IIIIo delma lie ldJJed 31 . of lleary .Cushing reportedly to • Gtller peopie wldle wllllder- _., porirellfollow lhe UIIWIII'Y llla will • walks tbe COIIrlyard and the eyea In Gen. Aug&llldne Mun- can'19111.,. 1 - vidor'• petb through the place. -Feeiured ....p . 8-1. llllll'lllrw, paloe 31' >•r.pD-L Gallipolis, Ohio r gbosl!l, goblins and sJtoulles the lime of the year COIIjures up. A literal lreMiJre trove of ...,. . An lnnulle wllo admllled • • I ldlllq Adani Wellb. llle fl.year- Open Friday·& Monday Till 8:00 P.M. RACINE -state Auditor Thomas Ferguson said Friday that the pro-repeal group, SEr, had distorted the facts In ' contending that the state Wh .ddlng a budget surplus by Increasing welfare payments. Reclamation grant impacts on Meigs, Gallia mine sites to more offensive sex-related crimes. By the same token, he reports, some who are convicted of serious sexual assaults regress to committing l~ser sex offenses. .,. Evans has had his experiences with offenders who are freed. . "It's always disappointing to see a person not . prosecuted when you lmow he doesn't belong on the street. I lmow I'll be seeing him again through. He's going to vlctlmlze someone else Hhe gets off, sol work harder to be effective," he states. "Ohe of the things that has helped me over the years Is that I've . retained my faith In people. I become cynical at times, bull believe In the basic goodness of people." . A veteran of three years In the U. S. Navy Air Force, mostly spent at Rota, Spain, Evans lives with his wife, Marianne, and S\)n, Bllly, In Simi Valley. He has three other daughters by a former marriage, Regina, Toni and Kall. Off duty he tries to forget the vicious crimes of the Los Angeles area with fishing, boating, camplng..and even organic gardening. "The victims need a lot of tender loving care. I Just use the words 'crtmlnal offense' when I talk to them. I don't say 'tape' !Jr 'j;exual assault '. The Innuendos, the blunt words and the Insinuations are made In court," he comments. A factor to conskler In why Evans was singled out for tl!e hooor this year Is that he has a 78 percent clearance rate on the rape cases he Investigates. He has fear of putting away an Innocent man, Evans says, so he does a thorough lnvestlgatlolrof each case. One of his most unusual cases began when women In a California State University dance class reported being subjected to lewd conduct and Indecent exposure. A slmllar lncldeht was reported by several women attenWng a sewing class. "We lnltla,lly filed 35 misdemeanor counts against him before other cases came to light. We found out that he was a federal fugitive and was wanted In several other lrtates lor slmllilr offenses. He ended up with 21 feloJty counts against him," Evans reports. Commenting on his expertence In sex related btV\'Stlgatlons, ', Evans says that he has learned that people who commlt lpdecent exposure often progress Along the River .......... .8-HI IT'SSCINCE '249 ' Sales tax vote decides issue of courthouse paym~nt plan MIDDLEPORT - A tormer Middleport man, Edward C. Evans, Jr., has been selected as the best detective In the Los Angeles Pollee Department's Devonshire Division. A W year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department and a detective tor the past fouryears; Evans is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Evans, Sr.' of Middleport. . For the past two years, the Iarmer Middleport resident has been nominated lor the special t~tlon as best detective and this year copped the hooor. He wDl be guest of honor at an Oct. 26luncheon at the Porter Valley Country Oub. Evans, 44. a 1957 graduate of Middleport High School, 15 one of slx sex crime Investigators In the Devonshlte Division's 28 member detective bureau. Sex crimes In the Los Angeles area run the gamut tram !Ddecent exposure to rape, trom sexual assault to child molesting. Evans Investigates the more serious se.xual,8S$8ults. • "Some of !hem are really devastating. It'shard not to get personally btvolved but I've learned through the . years to leave work at work,'' the detective states. PH. 992-6491 OR 992-3.106 99C . In other developments: Middleport native named 'best' LA detective MON.-SAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 HOURS •• SUNDAY 11:00 TO 8:00 PROTECT ANT I0 Sedicm 60 Pages, 35 Cents A Multimedta Inc. Newspaper He said that he and Rl!p. Robert L. Corbin, R·Daytbn, have prepared a budget bill for the second year of the biennium which would contain spending cuts along with a more modest 50 percent Increase In the Income tax. Issue 3 would not repeal the taxes wttll the end of the current tlscal year oq June 00, 1984. linal week of the campaign." Elsewhere Friday, Rep .. Waldo Bennett Rale, . R·Lima, the assistant minority leader of the Ohio House, said In a speech In Lima that contrary to the assertions of those against repeal"thesky Is not going to fall" If voters OK Issue 3. courthouse annex MIDDLEPORT, OH. ~Ul¥i100D) • Sunday, October 23, 1983 By 'Die AeeocletM l'l'I'IIR Columbus and Southern Electric Co. has withdrawn part of a rate-Increase request related to COllis of the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant, while Dayton Power and Light Co. says lt Is continuing to By LARRY EWING review Its comml1ment to the Tln-.sentlnel Staff troubled project. GALLIPOLIS"You can pay now, or pay later." Tbe two utllltles are C!HlWDers of That expression describes the choice Gall1a Cowtty the unflnlshed plant near Moscow, residents will make on Nov. 8, when they decide the Ohio, with the operating partner, fate of the proposed addltonal one-half (.5) percent Cincinnati Gas and Eletrlc. county-wide sales tax. Of Its recent$99.6 mllllonrate-hlke November's vote ~ bring to a conclusion nearly request, C&soE withdrew. $1).7 three years of debate and controversy over how to mllllon, saying the amount repres· best fund construction of the ented Zimmer construction costs. CIIIT!'Iltly being built to replace the 101-year old Safety. related work on the project struct\lre destroyed by fire on January 8, 1981. has been halted for nearly a year by While most building-tax votes decide the future order of the Nuclear Regulatory existence of a public building, next montlts balloting C«nrnlssson. centers not on the 1ss11e of whether to bulld or oot . Tbe Public Utllltles Coinml.sslon buUd, but rather on the , q uestlon of how to best pay for of Ohio has decided to Investigate the lacillty. . Zimmer to det.ennlne If misrrulp: , . The structure the new tax Is designed to fund has ~Eillent has contnbuted to cost been under construction since March of this year. A overruns. . tentative completion date has been set !Or Aprtl NW. Cost proJections for completing On Feb. 22, 1983, the Gailla cOmmission borrowed the ·Z immer project recently were $13 million at an Interest rate of 6.9 percent trom Increased from $1.7 bllllon to three county banks to fund courthouse construction. between $2.8 bllllon and $3.5 blillon. ·The remainder of the $2.~ mllllon project Is to be paid '"The main reason for the reviBed by the estimated $1.1 million Insurance settlement the . request, really, Is one of expecounty received as a result of the fire. diency," said C&SOE spokesman Through a comblnatlon of metmds - Including Marshall JuUen. "We direly need cutbacks In county departmental budgets, savlngs In the revenue (to pay for the cost of rent and utllltes and the use of the exlstlng0.5county construction work at Zimmer) , but sales tax ~ the commission hopei; to pay off the debt we decided that now 15 oot the time to In W years. address the Issue.'' Unless, the addltlonal 0.5 sales tax Is approved. In Associate Ohio Consumers' Coun· that case, the county planS to retire the debt In three sel Gretchen Hummel said COUR'JHOIBE OONSTRUCTION- Workers this years. And, In the process, cornmlssloners say, save C&SOE's decision showed that the week were laying brick along the west wall oftlle new nearly $1 mllllon In Interest the county would pay utillty has finally faced reality, section of the GalllaCountyCourihouse.lnNovember during the Intervening 17 years. "To me, It's just an llth·hour whm voters cast bllllots on the proposed Since the 1981 fire, the county has explored admission that the world 15 round," COUISy-wlde sale& tax - the means of fundbtg the numerous means to fund replacement of the she said. project wDI be decided. (Continued on page A3) A LIMITED TIME OFFER FROM PAT HILL FORD WATERBED SALE (~EAL entine SET suspends tax repeal media ads AND SAVE ON: FRUTH PHARMACY· C'oLOER "o THIS WEEKEND Wayside Furniture .786 N. 2ND AVE. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ....... ~ Notre Dame .......... 27 usc .......·.................. 0 ·' ·Illinois .................. 35 • Purdue ....... ~ ..... ,.... 21 lnttS SHOP ELBERFELDS f'p::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;-1 OF OHIO, INC. lau;a. ....... :.............. l3 • Airport problems on Sunday agenda Also Anna M. Boyer, Parkersburg, speed, $23 and costs; Franklin Boyd, Wllkesvllle. speed, SW and costs; Tina Nance, Racine. failed to display a vaUd registration, $10 and· coots; Gary Adkins, Gall1pol1s, speed, $21 and costs; Charles Justice, Catlettsburg, Ky., speed, $19 and costs; Gary Jordan, Long Bottom, speed, $26 and costs; Jeffery Marr. Brentwood, Tenn., Penn State ............ 41 West Virginia ........ 23 . ' . . t"' ••••••••••••••• 7 ClllClllllll .-··- Raging waters force • • community evacuation Harrison Augustus Wilson, 77, Prtce Hollow Road, Rutland, died Thursday at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Wilson was bomJune30,1906 In Greenvllle, 0., a son of the late Osborn and Lllllan Harrison Wilson. He formerly lived In Springfield, moving to Meigs County 10 years ago. He was a member of the First Christian Church in Greenvllle. Survlvilng are his wife, Blanche I L . Wilson, whom he married .on Sept. 16, 1943; a daughter, Mrs. S\le Thirty-eight defendants were fined and eight others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were James Brown, Parkersburg, speed, $22 and costs; Dale Birch· field, Pt. Pleasant, traffic light violation, $15 and costs; Charlene White, Marietta, speed, $23 f"'d costs; Lance Ritchie, RaVI!nswOod, speed. $W and costs; Stephen Hysell, Pomeroy, speed, $21 and costs; Carnell Vance, Jr., Cheshire, overload, $lX) and costs, unsafe vehicle, SID and costs; John Antenucci, Athens, speed, $22 and costs; James Curtis, Langsville, speed, $W and costs; William Stanley, Shade, speed, SW and costs; Charles Yeager, Mason, passing on double yellow line, $10 and costs; Mike Custer, Pomeroy DWI, $250 and cos!s, three days confinement. license suspended 60 days, If attend driving school jail sentence and $150 of fine will be suspended; Allen Chevalier. Reedsville, DWI,$250andcosts, threedays confinement, license suspended 60 days; Johnny Chevalier, Shrew· burg, W. Va., DWI, $150 and costs, three days confinement, license suspended 60 days; James Nihiser. Logan, passing bad checks, · one Five calls were answered by local units on Thursday, tiJe Meigs County Emergency Medical Servl· ces reports. At 6:52p.m., the Middleport Unit took Chad Ward from the Meigs Junior High School to' Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 4: 16 p.m. went to Tanners Run Road for Hazel Wickline, taken to Veterans Memorial; Syracuse at 11:48 p.m. went to Cherry and Third Sts. tor Andrew Manning, dead upon ar· rivet; Rutlandat9:34p.m.lookRick Jolmson tram Main St., to Veterans Memorial, and Tuppers Plains at 6: 53 p.m. went to the Eastern High School football field for Bob Gordon, Georgia ... ....... •. .... . 4 7 Kentucky .. ~ ........... 21 Michigan ............... 16 Miami, Fla. ........... 17 Ohio State ............. 21 MSU ...................... 11 j ···--- • ,. -, I . j ri \ HONORED-Edward C. Evans, Jr., a native of Middleport, has been named Detective of the Year In the Los Anget... Police Department's Devonshlnl Dlvlson. Hls parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Evaus, Sr., who still reside In Middleport. �. "" • .. . . ~ . CQmntentary and perspective r--Weat.her·.-----~-------, moved slowly northeast. By Sunday afternoon the front should be east of the Buckeye state. The rain will continue Saturday nlght but begin <~ecreasing !rom the west on Sunday. Even In the west on Sunday their will be drizzle and clouds. Highs across the state ,on Sunday will be in the 50s. " Civil rights problems ____w_ill_._iam_·_F._Buc_k_ley-"--J_r. Thf' uthcr :'\ Divi~ion of · Ill Court St., Pomt'rol. Ohio (6141 992-m6 ·1 \l'om ~n·s L<'gnl Drfrnsr F und. "1hL' would unrx-n•on mf"') accu~ C"d the hmd of thr Ch·i! Rights Divis ion of thp .JustirP Dcparrrncnt, M l'. Rey nolds. of allf'mpting to "u ndf>rminf' .. the ROBERT 1.. Wl :\CE'!'T La"·· and indeed of Publishf' l' PXI' 1\'HITE HF.AD Assistanl prominent 1 Williom Rrodford HOBART WlLSON JR. Executive Editor a if I did nOt so df\Signah' lhf' C'Xf'C'uth·p director of the 825 Third Ave., GaUipoli•, Ohio (6t4 1 446-2342 · da~· . <.;pokC'~·.,·oma n Pub li ~ h CI'- Controllcr ~riodically att empting to "wtite thP iaw'' with ,lh(' pUI'JXlSC in mind of fru strating ci\"il rights fn America. One wondrr s . whPther Democra ts blame on Reagan fh(\ir C'hildren 's A MEMBER of l'ht• 1bsodult'(ll'rt"'-"'· lnla nrl ll llil~ 1~,.,. ~ h~k·iat inn and lht• American ~ c wspapt-t PuhiL~hers :\:w)(·iatlon. LFM'EH.'-' OF I)PIMUI'\' an• wt•lt.,llnt>d . lht-·3· "hould h11 • 1(..; .-. thanJI~Iword.. lon~. \II ictlers are suhjed to M:UIIn~ Md mw.t I'N• iicigrwd with O<Ullt', u ddn,;.. aud h•lt'Phom• rmmher.- No W1Nigned lt>tlt>rs will he puhli.,hed . LPttt•rs !Ohould t... in J{OtJt! lll..tt• , olddrtssing l.,;- sues. not ptTsonalltieo;.. . 'rhe big producer whooping cough. Corne to think of it. why not• He's against health. isn' t he? The situation (.it wa~ a two-hour debate on affirmative action) per· milled the trac-king of the anlytica l ' narra tive. and here is how it gors. tinues), very soon we came to see l. Back In the days o! BroWI! vs. that Brown vs. Beard of Education Boa rd o! Education. when the Supreme Court declared unconsti- and the Civil Rights Aci of1964 were more, really, than merely negative tutional schools segregated by race, Instruments. What they called for it Is true that everyone spoke of was the overcoming of a great "color blindness." lt Is also true disparity of opportunity brought on that so strongly was this point made by years of segregation, preceded that when the Civil Rights Act of 1964 came up for debate in tte · by slavery. So that Lyndon Johnson in 1967, and then Richard Nixon in Senate, the fears of those who 1971, began talking about "goals" thought it might be used to deny the and " timetables ." And affirmative right s of ot hers were quickly and actloni became something' differthoroughly dispelled. The bill's ent. We advanced . from · what floor manager, Hubert Humphrey, Professor Thomas Sowell calls offered "to start eating the pages ~;!al prospective opportunity to (of the bill ) one after another" lf statistical parity of retrospective any language could be found In Title results. VII that would permit "preferential 3. To the question, How did all of treatment ln .empioyrnent for Nethis agreeable chatter rnetarnor· groes or any other persons .or phose into law, the answer Is: the groups." Supreme Court. Because in three 2. However (the narrative con- ~im.-·~ :' Maligned. ·criticized, regulated and taxed, and sometimes competed against unfairly, the U.S. economy is turning out numbers no other country is likely to match until near the turn o! the century. Is only then, by most estimates, that Japan has a chance of exceedlng ti.S. production, and most people who tinker with such computer projections aren 't at all sure that it will happen even then . · · Although you might not have believed It just a year-and-a -half ago, when !he recession was deep and the outlook bleak, the latest gross nationa l f>roduct figures show the U.S. economy can still perform like no other economy. : The truth is that the U.S. economy is still the world's biggest and most productive, even in basic manufacturing, and the output-per-hour of the t\merican worker is still the world's highest. ·: Confusion enters the comparisons, however, when productivity and r;ltes of productivity are used interchangeably, as they cannot be. The United States is biggest and most productive. But Japanese productivity is . (ising faster. · · During the 1970s, Japanese productivity rose at about 7.5 percent a year, or three times the growth rate of u.s. productivity. The latter, however, was growing !rom a much larger and far rnqre diverse base. ·. At that rate, it might be true that Japan could overtake U.S. econonnlc production by the turn of the century . But nobody can say those rates will prevail until then, especially in view of recent trends in the United States. • Among those trends: The rapid develo~ment of U.S. technology to :replaa!' the decline of older industries; a renewed effort to free ·iteregulate - the U.S. economy; and a greater spirit of cooperation between labor and management. • : By general agreement of business people, government officials and ~ademics , one o! the most important changes has been the U.S. burst of 'Strength in high technology, putting it far ahead of other nations. By its Y.,ry nature, high technology is highly productive. WASHINGTON - Did true love • · Some of these lessons and developments of the recession, which followed keep the federal agency in charge years o! depressed U.S. growth rates, are now appearing in robust gross of auto sa!ety from cracking down national product figu res - 9.7 percent in the second quarter, 7.9 in the on General Motors? :-It HERE~ JES$E P6AIN- WH~T Y~LL Gar 00 ACOJPLE (~S1'S Love . KENNEDY AND MO'INI HAN? I VS. dulY--.------,------· J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs-'--_o n W )iurd. ·: Eventually, this expansion will fade, as a ll business cycles do, but ~ring cal1lclysmic economic or military events, it will be repeated. :- And if repeated enough , it might end those negative comparlsons between the power and health o! U.S. economy and that of Japan. . ' . I - Berry s World ..' - This much can be said: The chief honcho in charge of investigating GM's 1980 X-car brake defects was coun.lng a GM secretary who owned $35,000 worth of company stock. This romance just ·happened to occur during the 17·rnonth period when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration was trying to determine whether the X-cars were causing death on the highways. - I first reported last July on the number of X-car drivers who were kllled or maimed while the federal agency was twiddling its thumbs. Two months ago, the Justice Department tiled suit against the country's biggest autornaker, charging that GM exec utives allowed X-cars to be sold when they knew !uil well that the brakes were defective. GM vehemently denies the accusation and has said so in massive court filings. NHTSA' ~ chief investigator, The .• • .. ,.. ... ' .· .·. .. . .• "Software!" .·. .·. • ~oday In history :; ~ay is Sunday, Oct. 23, the 296th day o! 1983. There are 69 days left in ihe year. . ' :· Today's highlight in history: •: on Oct.23, 1929, stock prices fell sharply on Wail Street in a prelude to the cl-ash that was to come six days later. . : • On this date: :: In 1835, the 22nd vice president ofthe United States, Adlai Stevenson, was ~rn tn Christian County, Ky. He served ln the second administration of Grover Cleveland, from 1893 to 1897. : • In 1925, 25,001 women marched in New York City, demanding the right to ~te. .. ' ' ' •: In 1956, the Hungarian revolt against Communism began. :• And tn 19'79, the deposed shah oflran, Mohammed Rezil Pahlavl, entered ~ New York City hospital tor cancer tests. ·: Ten years ago: President Richard Nixon reversed himself and agreed to furn over the Watergate tapes to U.S. District Judge John Slrica. · :· Five years ago: Secretary o! State Cyrus Vance completed two days of with top Soviet olflclals on limltlng strategic arms, but faDed to clear ~way stwnbltng blocks to the SALT TI pact.. · .• One year ago: In his weekly radio addtess, President Reagan accused ~ DemoCrats of proffering "fairy tales" about his economic pollcles. And House Speaker Thomas P. O'NeUl responded by saying Reagan's 1prom!Rs of 1981" had become "the tragedy and the excu~ of 1982." :: Today'a birthdays: Talk show hoSt Jotumy Carson 1.158 years old. U,S. ~n. Jolm Helm of PeiiiiSYivania Is 45. . ;.- Thouglrt for today: "You may prove anything by figures." -ThOmas Cprtyle, Scottish ~ter and historian (179i>-1B8l). tB!kS George Anikis , also denies any wrongdoing.' "My only sin was falling in love with someone who worked lor the company," he told my associate Tony Capaccio. It 's a response that appeals to my romantic nature but unfortunately there 11re some cold, hard facts that c~nnot be ignored. NHTSA records show that Anikis per~onally called his future bride's boss and gave him the results of engineering tests that indicated a potentially dangerous defect in the X-car's brake system. He also instructed his stall to provide additional information to the same GM official as the investigation• proceeded. Last May, NHTSA's chief counsel concluded that Anikis had Indeed . been Involved in the apparent conflict of interest .· Anikis told my associate he first met the GM secretary about June 1981, on one of hls first visits to GM ~ connection with the X-car problem. They "started seeing eoch other seriously" about three months later, he said, alter she had It probably 'is a waste of time, energy and indignation to denounce the latest effort to castrate the Holy Bible. but vandalism of this magnitude ought not to go unrernarked. The National Council of Churches Is out to take the sex out o! Scripture. In the name of God , what is the council up to 11ow? This particular piece of desecra tion is a 112-page " Inclusive Language Lectionary" inten~ for use In Episcopal, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic churches. A lection Is a liturgical lesson lor a particular day . Passages come from both the Old and the New Testaments. The council's purpose is · to rewrite these passages so as. to eliminate re!erences to gender, or as an alternative, to spread the gender around. Thus Jesus .no longer would be '·Identified as the "son" of God, but rather as the "child" of God. In this egalitarian version, It is "God the Father (and Mother)." The word "king" gives way ~o "ruler," and "kingdom" yields to "realm." No longer Is a promise made "to Abraham and his descendants," but rather . " to Abraham (and Sarah) and their descendants." Up to a point , it Is possible to be sympathetic toward the aim o! these misguided revisers. In recent years most of us in the Writing business have become sensitive to feminlst complaints against sexism In the English language. There Is something to be said for the argument that such temts as "manpower" and "man-hours" tend to denigrate the value of women's role in the marketplace. When it is possible to avoid o!!ense by eliminating pronouns or gender, it Is a fair and prudentthing to do so. But the rewr iting urged by the National Council of Churches is inde!ensible. One example will suffice. In Matthew's account of the Last Supper, Jesus announces that he is about tti be betrayed, and the apostles ask, Lord, Is it I? Tbe King James version continues: "And he answered and said, 'Hethatdippeth his hand with me in the dish, the same shall betray me. The Son of man goeth as it is written o! him; but woe unto t~jat man by whom the Son o! man Is betrayed! ' " The Revised Standard Version is virtu· ally the same. The NCC's new lectionary would put it this way: "Jesus answered, 'The one who has dipped a hand in the dish with me, will betray me. The Human · One goeS as it is written, but woe to that person by whom the Human One Is betrayed! ' WEATHER MAP - The National Weather Service forecasts rain Sunday In a band otretchlng from South Carollna north lo New York. Showers are expeeled lor parts of Florida, Georgia, and Soutb Carolina. Rain Is predlcled for parts of Washington and Oregon. Showers are expected In-parts of Wyoming, Nebraska, the Dakotas, .and Minnesota. (i\P Laserphoto). -- Extended Ohio forecast By The A88oclated Press The reason tor au this rain Is awann front. Thefrontwas located from a low pressure center aver west central llilnols to northern Kentucky. The front moved into southern Ohio Saturday afternoon and translated by anyone who sits out to do a faithful job. The words are not "only child." The words are "only son." The council's recasting is not only dishonest; It is . the product of an essentially mistaken notion that "man" is invariably a sexist noun. This Is nonsense. Only the most wildly mil!tant !eminlsts beileve that "Man does not live by bread alone" :.ppiies to males only. Who is so blockheaded as lo argue that " mankind" excludes women? The NCC revisers evidently are that '· neighborhood. They should have such things as double locks on their doors, have good outdoor lighting and make it as difficult as possible · for a burglar to get In," he said. Pollock, a sociologist who has taught at Rutgers University, looked at eight working crime- · prevention programs. He said the study answered questions posed by three earlier studies which exam· !ned the fear o! crime on Individual, corporate and community llfestyles. The earller studies shoWed many people live in a "fortress society," . four out of 10 felt something . and violent, such as rape, murder or assault, would happen to them. A !lfth of the population knows a vicUm of an anned robbery and 50 percent know the vlcUm of a burglary, Poilock said.' "Twenty-five percent of the peopleaver 18 were staying indoors at night, taking a friend with them when they went anywhere and then telephoning back home when they '' ONLY FREE R.B.C. MOTOR DRIVE SYSTEM FREE DBJVERY - FINANONG AVAILABI! Reclamation•.. . blockheaded. Observe the contrive<! and clumsy translations they have cooked up In this lectionary . My guess Is that most congrega, lions will reject the council's neutering out of hand . The new lectionary is only tbe most recent of a score o! well-Intended effort~ along the same line. None of the predecessors has caught on, lAid I doubt tbat English-speaking Christians are yet ready to address their prayers to God the Father (and. 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In Over 20 Different Color Combinations. " The first trouble with that abominable revision may be stated simply: Matthew never wrote it that way. The Gospels Y!erewritten In Greek. I will not be drawn Into an argument about divine inspiration and the word of God; theology Is ott my beat. But I know something of the art o! translation and of the respect that Is owed to an original autbor. \ It Is patent dlsho~esty - it is an act of corruption in the most literal sense - to put Into the mouth .ol M.atthew words , that Matthew did · not say. John never wrote that "God so loved the world that God gave God's only Child." The Greek passage cannot possibly be mta- IN STOCK CARPET LAND 1613RD AVE. ON THE CORNER ' t ·. • 1·· Gallipolis, Oh. 446-1641 • , •. Americans fight back· against crime and are fighting back, says a crime researcher who studied programs across t11e nation. "People are not despairing now because they can take the situation Into their own hands," said Jolm Crothers Pollock, president of Research ·& Forecasts Inc. He was In ClnclnnaU Friday to promote the lin.dlngs o! the study. The study was !inancedbyFiggle International Inc., a northern Ohio company named lor a man who suffered brain damage in a brutal mugging, PoUock said. "Tiley can get to know thetr neighbors a!)d the teenagers in the -On March 14, during ground· ; breaking ceremonies for the struc- ' ture, CommlssionPresldentPaulD. Niday - citing increased publlc support for the sales tax concept__:_ , announced the county would con· : ttnue to push for passage of the 0.5 : sales taX. 11 voters approve the additional : 0.5 sales tax in November, the commission is guaranteeing the increase will t.ermlnate when the project Is Pard lor - but, not tater than three years after It goes Into . effect. The commission unanimously : passed a resolution to that e!fect In : June. Approval o! the additional ta:x would set Ga)Ua County's total sales tax at six petcent. 8 FT. COMMANDER DISH ARUNTA RECEIVER By The As8oclated l'n!s8 Rain and thunderstormS leU in a broad band across the central United States Saturday from Wisconsin to Louts~ and a !reeze warning ·was posted for northern New . Jersey and parts o! southeastern New York, where clear skies and light winds posed the threat of frost. Rain also continued over the northern Pacific Coast, with three-fourths o! an inch faDing at Pullayup,' Wash. In the Midwest, local fioodlng was predicted for western Indiana after nearly an Inch of rain at Lafayette sweUed small rivers and streams already nearly !uU from the past week's rainfall. Alexandria, La., also received nearly an Inch in a six-hour period. early Saturday. Sunday: rain highs in 50s CINCINNATI (AP) -Americans are tired of being afrlild of criminals slonhorrowed$1.3mllllontromarea : banks to fund construction. '- The nation's weather MONDAY TIIROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair Moiidil'y · 'and Wedltesday' ·with · a chance of showers on :I\tesday. Highs in the upper 50s .and lower 60s. Lows in the 40s Monday and Tuesday and in the upper :IJs to the nn!d-41S on Wednesday. transferred to a company office slgnrnent Mr. Anikis was actively unconnected with the X-car case. engaged in supervising ... the GM At the end o! 1981, when tJiey had X-body brake case (but) · did not at decided to marry, Anikis asked an any time during this period recuse agency personnel official for reas- himself !rom dealing with GM." signment to prevent a conflict of Nevertheless, because he had interest. But the chief counsel's told an agency official of his report noted that "no mention was dilemma prior to the marriage, made that Mr. Anikls' Intended Anikls had not committed a wife held GM stock." He was not "meaningful" violation of criminal reassigned at that time. · law, the chie! counsel decided . The investigator and the seCreThe General Accounting Office tary were married on Oct. 9, 1982. looked into the situation at the Three weeks later, he was trans- request o! Rep. Tim Wirih, D-Coio. , ferred from the defects investiga- and reported that under Anikis' tion office. supervision of the X-car problem,-.. "There certainly appears to be a "numerous activities called for · technical violation o! (conflict o! under agency guidelines were not interest regulations) lor the three- taken." The GAO auditors also week period commencing Oct. 9," found that the X -car investigation the chief counsel wrote, adding: "received increased attention when "Early in 1982 Mr. Anikis contem- the management of the defect plated the marriage, and at the investigation office changed" in very least knew by the summer o! Nove~Dber 1982 - that Is, after 1982 o! intended wife's GM holdings. Anikls was no longer in charge. Yet he continued to manage the The Transportation DepartDefects Of!ice until November. ment's inspector general is now "During 1981 and 1982," the conducting an investigation of counsel continued; "until his reasAnikls' conduct. chairperson~______ ·By The A88oclated l'n!s8 Rains will intensify over most parts of Ohio Saturday. Heaviest rains this afternoon and tonight. Totals may range between 1.5 inches and 2.5 Inches in the north and between 1 inch and 2 Inches in the south. Some places In ure south have already gotten as much in the last two days. · . · Most soils wUi absorb the moisture, but some may be too wet in the upper layers. Expect some local flooding in low-lying fields . Once the moisture has time to percolate thrOUgh underlying soil layers, previous dry conditions will be generally eUrnlnated. The overwintering outlook tor wheat and forages Is good with respect to moisture reserves. Growth conditions will remain good in the corning week. Light rain or drizzle may Unger Into Sunday, but clea.rlng can be expected by Monday. A secondary frontal movement from the northwest could trigger a few showers again Tuesday, but amounts are not likely to add signltlcant moisture. Good drying conditions sbould follow for the la~ half of the week, and unharvested grain crops should return to previous low moisture levels. Page-A-3 Sales tax•• _ _ _ _ _ __ . (Continued from Page A-1 ) destroyed m'aln section bf the courthouse. A chronology o! those events runs,as follows: -In August 1981, voters defeated -by aslx-to-onevote- a2.5nn!U taX levy for courthouse construction. · -In December 1982, the commission passed a resolution to increase the sales taX long enough to pay for · the neW courthouse. -However, early in 1983, a petition drive by a merchants group raised enough signatures for a re!erendurn on the Issue. The drive deraUed collection o! the taX whichwouldhavebeganinMarchbyrequlrlng a voteoftheelectorat.e. When the petition slgltatures were valldated, the commission considered scrapping the additional sales taX proposal. -On Feb. 22, 1983, the commls- Ohio agricultural advi.sory successive decisions (Bakke, Weber and Fullilove), the Supreme Court let stand arrangem~ts that employed affirmative action in the positive way. The University o! California was told by · the court (Bakke ) that it could take race Into consideration as a !actor in decld· lng whether to accept or reject an applicant. Then the Supreme Court said <Weber ) It was OK for the United Steelworkers of America , in cahoots with Kaiser Aluminum, to establisn special programs reserved for black applicants. And finally (Fullilove) the court ·said It wsa OK for Congress to specify that a percentage of public works contracts must go to minority business. 4. Inasmuch as Ronald Reagan and his Justice Department have come out aga.tnst racial quotas, and indeed have discharged advocates o! the new form o! af!irmative action from the Civil Rights Commission, it !oilows that Ronald Reagan is violating the law and undermining civil rights. The argument, you will perhaps have perceived, runs rather quickly . It Is , to be!itn with, difficult to say that a president Is subverting " the law" when the law In question not only dictates that there shall be no preferential hiring, but condemns preferential hiring. In his dissent on the Weber case, Justice Rehnqulst put it this way: "Were Congress to act today specifically to prohibit the type of racial discrimination suffered by Weber (the white worker denied admission to a training program because he was not black ) it would be hard pressed to draft language better tailored to this task than that found in Section 703 d ofTitle VII" of the Civil Rights Act. The Sunday Times-Sentirwl PameroJC Middleport~llipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. tpuber 23, 1983 The Sunday Times-Sentirwl Page-A-2 October 23, 1983 • • �- .. . .. --·----- ~ - _,.._ .. Pas• A-4- The Sunday .Times-Sentinel ' ' Gallipolis police. investigate auto theft complaint . .- the county ottlce planned and are POMEROY -Father Richard J . presenting' the program for lnser· Connelly, a native of Newark, wlll vlce activities. be the keynote speaker at the Meigs Registration will be held from County lnservice program Oct. 26 8:30 a.m. until 9:15 a.m . Opening at Meigs High School. exercises will be held from 9:15 Dr. Connelly attended the Univerunlll 9:30 a.m . sity of Dayton, Saint Joseph's John D. Riebel Sr.. count y College In Indiana, Harvard Unl· superintendent. will give I he versity, Saint Charles College, welcome. Columbus, and Saint Vincent's Dr. Connelly will speak from 9: 30 Seminary In Latrobe, Pa. a .m .. until 10:45 a.m. Genera l He served overseas 32 months session will be beld. from 11 a.m. during World War II In Africa and until noon . Europe as Malor In tbe Chaplain The first mini sessiun will be he ld Corps and has been chaplain for from 1:05 p.m. unlil2:05 p.m. and numerous organizations Including the Cleveland Browns for 26 years. . the second mini sessio n from 2: 10 p.m . untU 3:10 p.m . At 3:10 p.m. He Is presently In his 15th year as teachers wlll be dismissed . chaplain for the Cincinnati Bengals. Topics and leaders Include gen· He Is a life member of the Eagles, era! session - new standards by American Legion, Elks, and Dr. G . Robert Bowers, Stale Knights of Columbus. 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Say Thank You And .Come Celebrate With Us! MIDGE HARRIS PHYLLIS THOMAS HAZEL EDGINGTON MILDRED lHOMAS '16 •3so Reg. '20.00 FREE 0 18.00 Jantzen Stadium Cooler With A '1 00 Purch- of Men·ow11r. Umi1ad Ou.onrity-Umit One To A CllltDmer SAVE $3.00 On Purchase of Any Missy or Jr. Blouse LEVI'S FOR GALS Calif. Sts & Super Sts. Sizes 1-15 8 50 Save 50 24 FREE Paoli Scarf with $50 Purchase of ladies Wear. '4 limited Quan1ity •Umit 1 par customer, Reg. '29.00 • ' ' ,.. ' Large Group New London Fog Jeckets. Example 211 Save 1 75 '47 15 Reg. '63.00 Entire Stock Men '• new Fell Sult1 I.e. Johnny Cerson \14()00 Reg. • '19 · 'SHOES Flo r~h•lm & Levi tor Feet SAVE 15% Ladles' Levi Suits Blazer and ·skirt 0 Save 0 '80° *7° Reg. '24.00 On Any Shoe. Purchase Reg. '87.00 ENnAE STOCK , Men'• Fill Sport Coa18 l.o. Palm l•ch Blazer 00 Java SAVE •2.00 Ladiei' Garland rww '112 Save ''36°0 0 175.00 ~vi's, St. legs Un-W.. hed Heavy WI. Denim 110 Save •4110 Reg. •2soo 0 140.00 On The Purchaae Any Levi Belt Of • Sweaters •1410 Save •410 Reg. 0 19.00 Ladies' Levi Bendover Slacks 0 Save Ladies' London Fog All Weather Coats '22° Reduced 20%-25% SAVE 0 3.00 On Purchaie Of Any L1vi Cheeno's or Carrie Been's Ladies' Corduroy Slacks ssoo Reg. '27.00 · Ladies' Koret of California · Windsor Wool Suits 5 Save '1 012 •331s Reg. '135.00 • • ' '• 4LB. BAG Thomas Cot 1ers DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS • .. 985-3307 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 12 ARROW SHIRTS- '20 Ea. Reg. '28.00 ORANGES PURINA WITH '1.00 OFF COUPON RIDINOUR'S TV &APP-liANCE GAS SERVICE Come To Our 50th Anniversary Sale - Great Savings On New Fall Merchandise U3· $}09 KRAFT · HOUSE & SHOP CALLS ON ALL MAJOR BRANDS ING. FREE INSTALLATION IN CEMETERY. All WORK GENE BROWN MEliRILl NUU DAVE TIIOIAS KEITH THOMAS APPLES DELICIOUS WINESAPS VAUEY BELL on high-impact plastic VISIT OUR LARGE DISPLAY WHERE PRICES ARE LOWER AND QUALITY IS HIGHER. WE DO CEMETERY LETTER- SAME DAY SERVICE. ON RELINE & REPAIR· SEWELL CAMEL HAIR SPORT COAT 230 PALM BEACH BLAZER- '140 PR. MISSY LEVI'S- '31 DRESS BY NEW RAVES - '40 (6) H.S. & M. SLACKS - '55 (7) 1 PR. FLORSHEIM SHOES - '67.50 (8) lWO JANTZEN SWEATERS- '26 Ea. POTATOES 20LB. $}99, 2 CHEER PRIDE ' • (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) FRESH PRODUCE oz.69¢ LIBBY'S 99¢ . PUMPKIN gA~z. 99¢ FLAKES 1s oz. . !Sold un-,q,lodl •Cabinet of Watn~ grain < FRITO LAYS ROLD GOLD 11 OZ. BAG KELLOGG'S • 59¢ "' •Optional stands available OPEN 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK • Plus Deposit BOTTLES $36995 $49500 ALL WORK GUARANTEED PEPSI REG. OR DIET PEPSI FREE-MT. DEW 8-16 Oz. •Telescoping dipole VHF, bowtie UHF entennas •Aeeeued carrying handle Starting At DOUBLE MQNUMENT FULL UPPERS. ........ sgo FULL LOWERS ... ~ .... $90 RELINERS ............. $35 Thomas Clothiers Associates BREAD EvetY Christmas Club Account is fully insured. llv the way, we just mailed our 1983 Christmas Club Checks. The .otal: $609,697.00. NOw's that's a lot of nice presents for a lot of nice people. Make . sure you're on the list for Christmas 1984. Just stop in any Ohio Valley Bank Office. SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME PLEASE CAlL 446-15 FAMILY PI\CK HEINERS · - •Two-knob mechanical tuning •Automatic fine tuning COLOR PORTABLES THE DRAWING WILL BE HELD MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER Jist - 60 INDIVIDUALS WILL BE WINNERS . - I FREE GIFT PER WINNER COTTONELLE · present! •13" diagonal Daric.-Ute piclurerubO FALL SPECIAL DENTURES • $2 59 LB. LB . · •E100 cheuit MAYO MONUMENT rr::=:::;:;;;==================,-1 50th . SUPERIOR BOILED HAM HOLLYWOOD SPARE RIBS Eberhat1 , State Department of . MICkey Winebrenner, Southern High. Education: computers by Carla Superintendents are John D. Shuler. mathematics Instructor at Riebel Sr. ; Meigs County, Dan E. Soulhet'D Local and Mark Blatt, Morris, Meigs Local, Bobby Ord, sales representative of J. S. Latta's Inc. , Huntlng10n : Improving the --southern Local, and Richard Ro· berts, Eastern Loc' l. use or diagnostic instruments by Dr. Gary Bales, assistant profes· sor, curriculum and Instruction at Ohio University: course or study by Dr. Leo Bradley, curriculum dlrec· tor at Clermont County Schools: competency based education pro· grams by Dr. G. Robert Bowers, state assista nt superintendent of public lnstrucllon: self evaluation - temperament by James E. Rogers, psychologist of Meigs Local: displays by Holcomb Educational Materials, ClevelaQd. . Making up tbe inservlce planning committee are John Costanzo, . county office, Donna Jenkins, Rutland Elementacy, Tom Kelly, Eastern ijlgh, Linda Lear, Meigs Junior High, Russell Moore, county office, John Perine, Tuppers Plains Elementary, Debbie Roush, South· em Junior Hlgb, Carla Saelens, Meigs Junior High, Carolyn'Smith,' Pomeroy Elementary, Ruth Stearns, Syracuse Elementary, Carolyn Tripp, Eastern Junior High , Martha Vennari , Meigs High, Gacy Walker, Meigs High, and ONLY 7 DAYS REMAINING IN OUR CELEBRATION LB. DELl SLICED MARBLE CHEESE ~Christmas Club~' Office; Dave · Fox, ASCS Office: Robert First or Reid Young, SCS. Office; Opal Dyer or Dave Burt, SWCD O!flce, or Meigs supervisors, Tom Theiss, Alan Holter, Jlrn Lucas, David Gloeckner and Rex Shenefield. • PRE-SLICED BACON • $ 89 13 W!'ekS ......... ...•... .. .. ...... .. ,.,; .. $14.0:1 Rutes OuLo;lde Ott!o :i2 Wef'k s .............. . ........ .$.'J6.16 2fi Week s ...... ..... . ... ··'· ······ ·· .... $29.64 l3 \V(ll>kS ......... ... ..... ... ....... ....... $15.'n ROUND STEAK ..' During of the one evening there willand be election supervisor district awards and affUlate mem· bershlp certificates will be presented, Candidates for tile supervisor election are David Gloeckner, Letart Township, and Richard Manzey, Scipio Township. Ballots may be cast the night of the meeting or absentee ballots can be seCured by sending a written request to the Meigs SoU and Water District, P.O. ' Box 432, Pomeroy, 457&1 or by phoning 992-0047. Residents may . also vote by stopping by the district office, located In the Farmers Bank BuDding, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily. Goodyear, the Outstanding Farm FannUy and the Future Fanners of America land judging awards will also be presented at the annual meeting. · A baked steak dinner served by the Salisbury PrO wlli precEde the meeting. Reservations are $5 each and should bii made by Nov. 4 with John Rice, Meigs Extension Service GROUND BEEF ln~;~ld e " Ohlo ; 985-3307 Pkg• Cents No subse'rlptlon..~ by mall perm!t1ed In towns w~re home carri<'r service Is a vailable. : • FULL TIME SKILLED ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN IN SHOP :; ON DUTY FROM 9 A .M . TO 5 P.M . MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 12 Oz. · GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY One Year ........... ... ........... .. $52.lll SINGLE COPY PRICE $3 6900 tRIDENOUR'S Advertising SUBSCRIM'ION RATES •AFT •Tel•ooping dipakt VHF bow· ' ~a tlonal matrix picture rube •Mechanical tuning .,•. 79¢ Member: Tt\4' Assoclaled Press, Inland lhe Sund!Jy Times-Sentinel-Page-A-S .Speaker. chosen for in-service .program . Cl"SSIFIED ADS sure to get results was written down by a passerby and GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Mcl'lalr, 64, Jackson. Mcl'lalr was DUiard was Issued the cl1at!on. given to Cogar who passed It on to City Pollee Department Is tnvestl· heading west on U.S. 35 and Halley Hald's vehicle sustained moderate the sheriff's department. gating the theft of a vehicle which north on Circle Drive. Halley was damage and Dlliard'sllghtdamllge. Cited by city pollee Friday were was reportedmlsslngfrom Carter's chargm with failure to yield. A hit and skip which occutred at, John Jeff Fulkerson, 32, Bidwell, Plumbing & Heating Inc. Southwestern Hlgb Schoo) 1$ being bad check, Carol Jean Brown, 35, Bernard Hunter, Paxton Road, Both vehicles receiVed moderate Investigated by the GaWa County Rt. 4, Gallipolis, bad check, Debra Gallipolis, notlflea pollee that an damage. Sberltrs bepartment. · A. Conley, 28, Rt.1, Northup, failure unknown person had taken his 1975 The next accident occurred at6: l> Carolyn Cogar, Albany, owner of Chevrolet station wagon while he p.m. onS.R. 7wherea vehlcledrlven the car, lnfo!TJied deputies at 10:48 to pay tine, Ar!hur R. Petrie, 20, Rt. 2, Crown Ctty,no operator's license, was away. by Terry DU!ard, 19, Rt. 1, a .m. on Friday that damage had The station wagon Is dark blue and Gallipolis, pulledoutfrom Township been made to the right side of the Ells L. SomeiVille, 30, 81 Garfield white with wood grain sides. Ave., Gallipolis, speeding, Tlmotlly Road 18 Into the path of another vehicle. Two students at the school OSP cites pair R. Barr, 19, Rt.1, Gallipolis, driving vehicle driven by Robert Hald, 19, had witnessed a truck InvolVed In The Gallia·Metgs Post of the Ohio Addison. Hald was beading north on the accident. The car was parked at lett of center and RobertL. Price, 41, Highway Patrol cited two persons S.R. 7. Rt.1, Gallipolis, domestic violence. the school. The llcense of the truck for failure to yleJd the right of way Involved In separate accidents on r--------------=r;;----~~-------..,-,.---­ Frlday. STORE HOURS: Theflrstaccidentocccuredat4: 10 p.m. on U.S. 35, where James K. JMOI~.-Thur .. 9 am til 10 pm Halley, 16, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, who drove from Clrde Drive Into the Fri.-Sat.9 am til 1_ 0 pm path of a vehicle operated by Audrey tast KY~ER CREEK HOMECOM1NG QUEEN -,Chris Beebe, lett, )'ear s homecoming queen presents flowers 1o newb crowiled 1983 :flomecoming quoon Amy Roush during halltlme ceremonies Friday "light at KCStadlwn. ROOsh, asenlor and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ;RAlush, Rt.l, ChesiiJre, was awarded her crown by KC principal Dan .:Brisker. In tbe background is her escort, Robert (Yogi) Myers. · ' Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Qliii)-Point Pleasant, W. Va. October 23' 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohii)-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' ·' •• ( • .. �!. . A-6- The Sunday Timii$-Sentinel Page -- Pomeroy ~· - . community p~y . Organizations join hands to sponsor MIDDLEPORT - · several organizations are cooperating to map plans for a Mlddleportcornmunlty Halloween party' which replaces trick or treat night In' the comrnul)lty on Oct. 31. · ThepartywastheldeaofMiddleportVHlageCouncll and later the Middleport Chamber of Comme~ with Yvonne Scally, president, was named to coordinate tl)e .,.,ent. The parent·teacher organizations of both the M!ddleport and Bradbucy Schools have since become lrivolved with Martha Klein · and Betty VanMeter, B1adbuty School, and Rhonda Roush and Brenda Y~Yatt, . Mlddl~rt Elementary, serving as contact ~le. -Middleport Councilman J ack Satterfield Is securlng cOstume judges and Rep. Jolyn Boster has agreed to ~e as October 23, 1983 Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . . Dewey Horton, councUrnan, lias been active with the program a nd announces that Middleport business· man, John Werner will provide the sound system with " Big Red" of Radio Statton WMPO serving as master of ceremonies. Allen Lee King, another council m ember, has secured the Meigs Junior High field for the party and the elemental)' school fo, a ra I"> toea tion. Brien Conde, president of the M~lj; ; Jaycees, Is representing that organization In 'l n Jr.g, Several J aycees will be on hand to organlzPd 1hose In costume for the grand march and judging. " An art contest at both the Middleport and Bradbury Schools Is being headed by Debbie Hill and prtzes will be awarded to first, second and third place winners In grades from kindergarten through the sixth grade. one of the judges with two more to be named. . Ohio-Point . The art work will be displayed In Middleport business houseS. Meantime, residents are being asked to provide bags of candy as purchased In stores slncetrlckortreat night has been cancelled. Containers are at Fruth's Pharmacy, Vlllage Pharmacy,Johnson'sMarkVand Vaughan's Cardinal where residents can place their contrlbutlons. Members of the chamber/ the councU and parent·teacher groups will sack the candy to tJe given to the costumed attending the party. MonetarY contributions may be sent or left at Central Trust CQ. . Candy donations are to be plat'ed In the containers at the various stores not later than next Saturday. As a part of the observance employes In stores of the community will be hi costumes on Saturday and special sales are planned. MIDDLEPORT··Harry (Sam) . Moore, Jr.. 62, of Ashland, Ky., son Ethyl B. Adams of the late Harcy S. Moore, Sr. of Middleport, dled recently In the BELLVILLE- Ethyl B. Adams, ThomasMernorlaiHospitalatSouth 80, Rt.1, Bellv ille, died at 8:25p.m . Charleston, W. Va. He wai; a 11lmlber of the Calvary · Friday In Mansfield General Hospl· tal following an extended Uhiess, Episcopal Church, Elks Lodge 350, . BornOct.16,1903,1nPllny,W.Va., and the American Legion. He was daughter of the late Clark and an army veteran of World War II, Ellzabeth Steurgeon, she was a and retired from Armco after 31 me01ber of Mount Union Methodist years as a maintenance planiler. Church In Pliny. He Is survived by his step.mother, SurviVIng are her husband, Roger Mrs. Jean L. Moore, Middleport, Adams; four sons, Roger of and one brolher,Willlam N. Moore, and Avery, Merle and ' Rlclunond, Ashland. Other Io<:al rela ttves are Charles, all of Bellville; a daughter, Mrs. Herbert F .Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Wavallne) Rawson of Mrs. Ferman E . Moore, Pomeroy. Bellville; and 14 grandchildren and Funeral services were held at 13 great.grandchildren. John Steen Funeral Home with Funeral services will be held atll burlalin the Ashland Cemetery. Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sr., Mr. and a.m. Tuesday In Snyder Funeral Home, Bellville, with Pastor Doug Mrs. Ferman E. Moore, Mr. and Pretorlus officiating. Burial Will be Mrs. Joe Bailey and Miss Kathryn In Bellville Cemetery. Friends may Hysell were In Ashland for the call at the funeral home from2-4 and services. Calling at the funeral 7·9 p.m. Monday. · ~me were Mrs. Dor Coates and LISA OOlTON, center, a VarsltyGrepresentatlve W118crowuedl983 GaDipnllo Homeoomtng Queen durtng p~ oeremonles on Memorial Field Friday Right. First nmnerup on l!fl .. Connle Zeoli, JCL representative. Renee Halley, right, Tri·Jil..Y representative, was named 8eCOIII\ nmnemp. Chris Elkeseor, studeat body president, crOwDed M!&s.Cotton. Rain cwtalled tbe cen!IDOIIY· DWI charges draw fine, jail terms, p..ohation lss61 GALLIPOLIS -Municipal Court railroad crossing. Judge James A. Bennett Friday James W. Lewis, 4 Bonnie Lane, fined three men $:lXJ each for DWI Gallipolis, was flned$40forfallureto malntatncontrol, DouglasE.Srnlth, ·Friday. Louts M. Barta! Jr., 7ffiCrestUne Rt. 2, CrownCity,$40flneforfallure Drive, Amherst, DonaldR. Farney, to stop In assured clear distance Rt. 4, Oak Hill and Max L. Seyfried, ahead and Charles Caldwell, Rt. 3, Rio Grande, were ordered to serve Gallipolis, $40flneforexptred31Hlay three days In Gallla County Jail. plate. Each received probation for 18 Forleitlngbondforspeedlngwere months. Merle H. Alllson, Temperance, MI., WUIIIIII) E. Cochrew, Rt. 1, $38, Klmherly Donaldson, 1219 Rowtesville Rd., VInton, was fined Minuteman Court, Columbus, $38, $25 and given 18 months probation EugeneC.Grabter,RloGrande,$38, for taking two cans of sardines from Gary Kirkland, Columbus, $38, Carl Cottrell's Grocery, Porter. He also Witten, 214 MIUs Ave.,· Beckley, 1- was authorized to serve 10 days In W.Va., $38, Alfred J . Plrcksen, jail on a separate charge of grand Union City, $39, Ralph E. Wells, theft, fined $25 and placed on 18 Rldgew;ly, Va., $39, Connie B . months probation.' Black, Rt. 1, Rutland, $40, Glenn 0 . A GalllpoUs man pleaded not Boyd, Lebanon, $40, Thomas Han· gullty to a charge of assault on cock II, 2415 Jefferson Ave., Point Wednesday of Brian K. Adldns, 18, Pleasant, $40, Timothy L. Bailey, 228 Third Ave., GalllpoUs. Curtis L. Columbus, $41, Katie L. Hoffman, Cox, Rt. 2, wHl have a pre-trtal on Rt. 3, Bidwell, $41, Richard Mea· Oct. ·31. Adkins was fined $45 for dows Jr., Rt. 2, Crown City, $41, disorderly conduct. James D. Davis, Rt. 1, Southside, . , W.Va ., $42, Lester Ellcessor, Rt. 2, In traffic cases, Lew V. Frls$40bY • VInton, $42, Bessie J. Fields, 518 1or Holloway St. , Henderson, $43, Steve Rt. 2. WeUston was fined Insecure load and another$40forthe Likens: 2515\', Jefferson Ave., Point same offense at a dl!ferent date. Pleasant, $43, ·Earl Rittenberg, Others lined for Insecure load were Westerville, $43 , Kathleen A. Lantz, Jay D. Canter, Rt. 2, Oak Hill, $40• Columbus,$45,JohnE.Locher,1383 Richard J. ZlM, Rt. 2, VInton, $40. Holmes, Portsmouth, $45, John D. Duane A. Noel, 499 Peyton Sl, Beer, West13jld , Ml-cb ., ""'' """ Leo H. Barboursvllle, W.Va. and Bernard Esmel, Cincinnati, $46, Lionel Taylor,, Winston Salem, N.C. were Robinson, Beckley,$47andAdeUne flned$50ea¢'f~rfalluretostopata Budzlak, Mlnn.,$82. Sale Price 1·2:aa 17·oz: Dow"' Cleaner 4' UtllltyUght AerosOl bathroom cleaner with scrubbing bubbles; disinfects and deodorizes. All·purpose nuorescent plug.fn: with 2, 4Q.watt lamps, ballast, 2' cord, hooks and chain. Save. PIRATE IWYALTY - North GaiHa lligh School named Its IJI83 homecomlng queen In oeremonles prior to Friday's NG-Southwestem football game. Assembled for the queen's court are, from left, Carol Chapman, freslunan attendant; An1na Donahue, smlor aUendant· homecoming Dawn Beach; Kathy McC<Jmas, smlor aUendant; Angle Garretson, sophomore aUendant: and Arut Casey., junior attmdant. ln front are court attendants Ch,rlstopher Skidmore, 1e1t, and Bobbl Jo Saunders. • queen Dr. Evans leaving Rio RIO GRANDE - Dr. Clyde Evans. vice president for Develop· ment a t Rio Grande College. announced Saturday he is resigning his position to accept a post with Dean Witter Reynolds, an investment firm ln Charleston, W.Va . Or. E vans is very excited about accepting the challenge that the investment fi eld has to offer . Dur ing his 17 year tenure at Rio Grande College, he has served as Director of Adm issions and Re· cords, Assistant Professor of Psy· chology, VIce President for Student Development, Director of Aca· demic Affa irs . Provost, and Vice President for Development. During his career at Rio Grande College. he has been listed in the following biographies: Who 's Who in Am ~rican Co ll~ge and Unlver· slty Administration, Outstanding Young Men of America, Leaders in Education, Dictiona cy of International Biography, Outs tanding Americans, and Communit y Lead· ers a nd Noteworthy America ns. Dr . Eva ns expressed his gratitude toward the entire college fa mily for many meaningful expe· riences wit h students and his associates at the college. "To be a part or a project that has made such a noteable gro\\~ h and can benefit so ma ny people is very rewarding,'' commented ~vans . 3Days Only New Yorker's claim reviewed • 3.9 8 . 8 36" Ceiling Fan ~·~~~g~e blades, reiersible 3 speed. Brow n Only. "LOVE IS KIND" • MARYSVILLE, . Ohio (AP) Michael Bernard says he didn't know the man he was chasing was wanted for killing a sheriff, but he says he st!U should get the $5,00> reward for apprehending Stanley , .Penn. See Our Complete Line of AvaHableln Came1<1 Dept. faiawag 0 .Order Now we·ve ootltgooa "Precious Moments" Statues ~' Bernard said he caught up with the auto on foot, smashed the drtver's window with a piece of pipe and was puUlng Penn from the car when a pollee officer arrived . 50 Cords With Envelopes .. 13.10 75 Ca.r ds With Envelopes ... \9.58 100 Carels Wl\1'1 Envelope$, 25.70 ' sissell " " A glowing mbllu,. ol golden 1wn11 from ~ ' tn. golden day~ ot rldla. Till mulkl from 'Ct1attanoop Choo Clloa' to 111r1Kt UP tn. 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For additional infonnadon; call Ohio Valley Bank (446-2631) and ask for C . Leon Saunders or Richard D. Scott for prompt execution of your buy or sell order, or for immediate infonnation on the status of your account11 ' • !', BOX OFFICE. MONDAY· FRIDAY 12:00-4:00 P.M. '• I'·• 2J'·• . . . tdwlcll' · Planer ti.M ' ·1 ""n.offwo :~or"'D" Or. one 9·V. l"t '• '18'-• ;JI ·H J1''J ~''· • . 1''11 44'• t 44 11 .. 1 ..• Choice ol 12-oz. • Swiss Miss~ hOI cocoa mix, cocoa mix with 1 marshmallow& or 9-oz. • Oetlctoul .!;. .... 1) ', 7~ ' ~ } 1.... 1",, '• . I H '-'11 !'•• ~4 \ I '> 7A'~ ;,o~ , ~A ·.nc- 1Jl , ZJ'·• - : '• lfJ- ~ ~ Corner brushes. cushion bumper; steei construction. llooell" Llglltwelgllt Zoom lroom'" With Removable Duatl'an • • 13.17 2$3 ., •'· • 2~S1'':1· -.. 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NowSave20% If your doctor suggests that you try a hearing aid, call the one who has been reliable since 1949 .. . ~.• 11 'n" .. ,,.. !11 '"'' ''• ft:P 'o Jl..1' t ·• 'io .... Choose ~om over 500 styles of rings, pendants and ea'!mgs and.let our expert remount department giVe new hfe to your diamonds. · And should be examined by a qualified physician. Medical or surgical intervention may be indicated. ' "' ..'., ot Enjoying ·Your Diamonds ••• i Christmas! PRESENTS . A MEDICAL PROBLEM • rn;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;::;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; HEARING lOSS IS FIRST ~ ., p , ~. 90'1. ,. For TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. Bernard, a New Vorl< City parking attendant, helped capture Penn, who allegedly had stolen a car from a parking garage on June 2, :1'-1 ~ the company asked tile strlldni workers to return to worfc Nov. 1 or be replaced. The company 1t offering employees the same pad!· agetheyrejectedbefore walktngout · Oct. I. CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (AP ) - A spokesmail for the Foote Mineral Co. haS delivered an ultimatum to strlklng members of the United Steelworkers union at two pJants. Spokesman Peter Thomas said Mrs. Pat McCarty and daughter, Shannon. . Don Vaughan Is in chargeofrefres)unenls of elder and donuts to be served to everyone attending the · party. John Donohew and Steve Searls wU1 helld the selection ot gift costume prizes and prizes .W ill be awarded In age categOries includlng, pre-1\C!IOOI thn:llgh.second grade; grades three through six, and junior, senior and adults. There wW be first; second and third place prizes tn the age groups for the prettiest, funniest, ugliest and mostorlglnalcostwnes. Taking an active rote tn planntng for the chamber · have been Dr. Craig Mathews, David Mann and Sue Sigman. The chamber will meet at noon Tuesday at the. I sSalle to finalize plans and to begin discUSSions on the Christmas program. All Interested persons are Invited. §] ·. Foote Mineral delivers ultimatum f IJ .-l:l·' 'f{,r • I~ . : t~P1io \I 1 . ,, ,' :"C', l.·'Tl•l; l ll' • I Plli 111 I 1 • I •t'!CPJ 'i'. )(, ~,. I '''·"' 1',·.,: nor. · .'1 ,· • �A-1-'--lM Sunday Times-Sentinel Middle -1 ~ ~t - 0 .• n --.• ..... ,...,: •• ....... ~· · ~ ;= . ~ ~ ~· ::: ~ . ::,_. ·o ~: •• . 2 g .. ,..,,... ~ • "g~ 0 .... ~. •· · ~ g -- cv; · ·• 110 N •I ~:; ~:Z$ :; e ··~ . • · -v ·· · ;;' ~ ~, ···al -· -.,.= • • .... , , _ ... ~ ~ •• • :: Q. ~ -Gallipolis, Chi-Paint Pl.asant, W. Va. =IC r-N ... 0 on theri er - Z 0 . '-,.;;: -4lt c: '0 z .... --v ... ' n.-c Spooks and ·spirits real? .~mm~ ..a ::: '.. ~· · = .. ~ ... ...... ·• L············Ill I • I Ask about Our House •• I I I I I I I I I..L) ....... ~..... ByLEEANNWELCH ...... I 0 I II • . BOBHOEFUCH POMEROY - Bob Hoeflich, Pomeroy, _has been named outstanding citizen of Meigs County for 19&3 by the Southeast Ohio Regional Council . Hoeflich, a native Meigs CounUan. will be honored at a 6: 30 p.m. dlimer on Nov. 17 at Ohio University Inn, Athens. Tickets may be purchased from Bill Childs or Bernard Fultz. Hoeflich -has been associcated I I I 'l'IJne&&entlnel stall "U!=. 5; 9 ···c:» g_;:o. · ···I ~ •• ·Q; ~ ~•• . Newsman Meigs' honoree I -~::E~::O .... '' ....' I». . -·,..0 .... .... •• ..t;" :!! "., b'•' •. ~ := 0% :IV n ~,I ""' ;Ia '·' :;'= ...... 0,.. '!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~··•• . o ~0Wit' -4_ z . ••• ,, . ;:::; A V'l · •ti w "' ., . ..~ ~ . c ..• ·· ,· n~ .,, ~: : [ ~ ~ I ~ • • . tD m ...··• ~•....•' "'"' ...... .....•........... ~ " 0 .. , ~~~~~;; ~ 'iimts • .jtntin:el · · .~·:;.~ ., with the newspaper business more ~ . than 30 years. He was with the Athens Messenger froni 1952 to 1967. He joined The Daily Sentine l that year. Hoeflich, general manager of The Dally Sentinel. is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Hoeflich. He is a graduate of Middleport High School, attended Compton Junior College in California. University of Louisiana and Ohio University. He Is a veteran of World War !1 having served with the U.S. ... :.,:. ,. .' . . . ~- ....., •r•r .._4 ' l Army, and is a member of Drew =-. Webster Post 39, American Legion. He founded The Big Bend Minstrel Association in 1954. _For 26 years he directed a nd produced musicals in the Bend area. raising thousands of dollars for schools and charitable organ izations. · For four years, he producecrand directed the Southeastern Ohio Miss America Pageant. He Is Interested and active In civic a nd community events. His wife, Charlene, Is lifesty le writer with The Daily SentineL Their daughter, Jayne, is a senior at · Ohio University. ..- "" Enrollment up 13.6 percent at Rio Grande CC THE El!ES OF GEN. MUNSON - Gen. Augustine M.-n was said to have stopped In the Our Houoe frequently. Legend has It, he was so fond of the bm, he still cornEll back for visiting Jlll'li""E'E· His porimlt hangs In one of the rooms at Our House, and no maUer where a pei'IIOn moves within the room, the General's eyes seem to follow. He Is nunored to be heard walldng about the house In his heavy mllitary boots, according to house curator, Michelle Corbin. ... "'CC 0 m "" mn!l: ,ram ... n,.3 A. ::t z:;: z ..0 RIO GRANDE - Enrollment at Rio Grande Community College has Increased 13.6 percent over a year ago. according to statistics released today by the Ohio Board of Regents. It is the third highest increase of any communit y college in the s tate of Ohio. · The report shows Rio Grande Community Coll ege currently has an enrollment of 1,221 compared with 1,075 thi s time last year. Only Cuyahoga Communit y College-Eastern (25.6 percent) and Edison Communlty College (14.4 percent) had greater enrollmen't'lncreases. , ... ,-. ' GALLIPOLIS - Spirits, ghosts, ghOuls. Hawiled houses and just plain superstition. Gallla County Is full of them. , One place In particular that local legend has as being spirit filled Is the Our House Museum. · There are many legends In the house, according to curator Ml· chelleCorbln.Sheaddedshehashad several contacts With the spirits In the hoilse, and so have prior curators. _ "The spirits here are not mali-, ctous," she said. "M!schevlous, yes, malicious, no." They have never really scared lier, except once, she said. However, she did leave the house one time, refusing to pick up an article she had gone hy to get. One of her early experiences With the spirits In Our House, she said, was the Lady In Taffeta. Legend has It she ts Eltzabeth Cushing, reporited to be the silent partner of the Inn. She walks the downstairs hallway, and one time, Mrs. Corbin said she heard the ruffle of tlttfeta, and felt a "deathly cold," although all the doors and windows were closed. Mrs. Corbin also said she heard sounds In the upstairs ballroom on a Sunday afternoon, apparently the Ballroom People. The French in days of early settlers were said to have parties on Sunday afternoons, and Mrs. Corbin said that particular day, she heard chairs scraping the floor, llght and heavy footsteps and the strains of music. There was nothing .. In particular she could single out, she added. It rose to a creshendo and faded away. · She was the only person In the building. On another occasion, a Christmas eve, she said she had gone back to the house to pick up a camera left there, and upon entering the back door, Mrs. Corbin walked In to a fog, thick and heavy. She added that she _ felt a heaviness cDng to her cheek, almost like cobwebs. "I don'iknow lf 11 was a bad place She left quickly, wlthou t getting In the tape or what," Mrs. the camera . Pellegrlnon said. The Incident could The only time she said she had been sincerely frightened had to do not be explained. "l believe there are friendly With the physical movlng.of objects spirits at Our House that watch over In the Men's Bedchamber upstairs. Mrs. Corbin said she found one of It," she continued. Mrs. Pellegrlnon, too, said she can the candlesticks on the fioor, the candle lying on the mantle pointing feel a "ctJ!d presence," especially In toward the center. Under nortmal the ballroom each time she Is In the · circumstances, lliat would be Our House Museum . Only once, Mrs. Corbin said, has believable. However, the mantle slopes she heard of a materialization In the bouse. toward the wall, not out Into the Former Curator Mary Allison room. There was no logical way the was In the kitchen one day With a candlestick would have landed on visitor, and Henry Cushing matethefioor. She repositioned the candle and rialized , Mrs. Corbin said. Cushing appeared angry, she said stick on the mantle and went she was told. As It went, the vtsttor downstairs to begin a tour. When she was a descendent of an early family got back totheMen's8edcharnbera Gallipolis who clfew Cushing's of second time, both candlesticks were on the fioor, one in the exact position anger. He is also said to be seen when as before, and both c81J1lles on the people rent the property on either mantle, pointing toward the center. The same thing happened a third side of the Inn-, which belongs-to the time that day, each Incident at one Our House. Each account, Mrs. Corbin said. is t he same. hour Intervals. A short, stocky man wearing "I hear things all the time," she said. "Sneezing, men's voices and breeches Is seen In the courtyard and apparently enters the old tavern crystal shattering." When those things happen, she through the back door. The pollee · added, she will make a complete and curator are called, and upon lnspeclton of the tavern to deter- .arrival, everything is secure, no body has entered the house. mine H anything has broken. "When a splrit'shabltatlsaltered, Usually,lt hasn't. or any change occurs," Mrs. Corbin Another legend of Our House is "they will 9ec<Jme more said, that of Lafayette. . active." Corroborated by Dene Wagner When renovation was done In the Pellegrtnon of Wagner BroadcastIng, the room which houses La- mid-1960's, state work crews refayette 's coat has strange and fused to work past dusk In the house. They would find ihetrwork tools In uneltplalnable powers. Mrs. Pellegrlnoh said she was places they had not been left, Mrs. conducting a tour or the Inn, anned Corbin said, even outside under with a tape rECOrder, describing trees, w.hen they had been 11\slcte. Fact or fiction? Some people each room as she went through to be ' used on a radio broadcast. She claim to have been In the presence of described Lafayetle's coat and the these spirits. The OurHousecurator contents of the room, and continued, says she has felt and heard them. going through the remainder of the Mrs. Pellegrlnon says she believes spirits are In the house . The house. When she played the tape back, neighbors claim to have seen the descriptions of the rooms before someone In the courtyard. Everyone must decide for themand after were there. selves what's real and what's not. The room containing Lafayette' s coat was not. ' '· IS HENRY CUSHING OUT '111ERE? - (Below) New restdents around the neighborhood are said to see the Our House proprietor, Henry Cushing, hauntbtg the courtyard, and walldng through 'the back door. Upon arrival by the pollee and curator, nothing ha8 been disturbed: Rotarians review work suggestions MIDDLEPoRT - Suggestions work of the organization made recently by the District Governor Carl Damberg, Jackson County, were reviewed Friday night when tJie Mlddleport-Pomeroy Rotary dub metatH11ath Unlted Methodlst Church In Middleport. President Roger Luckeydoo was In charge of the meeting and the Rev. Lee Miller announced that the . clua bulletin will be published soon. A rilaglclan will provide entertain· ment at next Friday's meeting. Dinner was seiVed by women of the 011 . :; ' •. i[c: .,_ ~ llt:l , . .. :. ,ow Am 0 , .... :;. Mo \,/~ • . :! - ..•. ~. ~-::::. ..... ...... ...... §'... • I • )>-< ... n ~·• ·. ,. ~~"-() l ::• . ~N""gg"-() c:c Q -----A m :: •• ct.ll .. '~::II ' ~ ~ 0 o"' OJ v.,., ·~ '•., "' "' . ;!:5: . '(I) ~ church. _ o,o ,ra...... "" o( ZC:'" ~-n Annual meeting set · The annual meeting of the Meigs · County Pioneer and Historical Society has been set for Sunctay at the MeigsMusewn tn·PQmeroy. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. With apotluckdlnnerW!tha bUsiness session and program to follow. Dr. Hubert WUhelm, Ohio University !!fOCessor or geography, will be speaker on migration patterns · *hlch have atrected Meigs County. Pie has done also a thorough study or old barns and buildings and the way - they reveal ancestral backgrounds. , During the buslne6s session, f!!POI1S or officers will be given, a ~ lrfef sununary or the Meigs alsesament program will be presented and frustees wW be lllected . ... A "'-4 ~ -< I.OOIUNGFORSOMEONEINPARI'ICUIAR!- 'n- iwo lltalueiaat MOUDd IUD~ to be looldn~~;at the same grave marker. PIIIIBibly -neone they bolh • j• .. ' knew In a put Bfe? Decide for yourself, Is II real, tr Is It lrnagbuldon? ,1be stones aclually are not looking at the same nwirer, !I aD depends on where you ltand. �' • Sunday Times-Sentinel October 23, 1983 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. coN:JIENT LOCATIONS October 23, 1983 . HARVEST OOD VALUES . SECOND & MILL ST. . MIDDLEPORT, OKlO (Formerly Mark V) .. POMEROY - A meeting to organize trail rides will be held Sunday at noon at the home of Sherm Basham, SR 143. . .. 85 VINE STREET ' ' THURSDAY, POMEROY - The' annual meeting of the ·Meigs C01incy Pioneer and Historical Socleiy will be held at the Meigs Couniy Museum, Butternut Avenue Sunday, with a potluck dinner ai 1 p.m., followed by a business meeting and program. Speaker will be Dr. Hubert Wilhelm professor of geography at Ohl~ University. . He wUl speak on migration patterns effecting early Meigs Couniy and will show slides of hlstorlc structures· In the area. The meeting ls open to members and the general public. ' .. OCT. 27 Budget . Pll!Os(>r ~ Special :Pleaser ..Specinl 'USDA CHOICE BEEF RIB STEAK $ FRESH LEAN LB. Budget . Pleaser Specinl GROUND BEEF SUPERIOR SUPERIOR · 19 ¢ - ~CHOICE LB. PIECES . USDA CHOICE · PEEF SHORT RISS LB. • SUPERIOR FRANKIES 12 $}3 9 oz.89¢ PKG. LB . . SUPERIOR DART BRAND BACON PORK ROAST POUND PKG. .SUPERIOR CHUNK BOLOGNA n. SUPERIOR - BRAUNSCHWEIGER LB. Special 59¢ BOILED HAM ' . .. .. 0.5 STORE SLICED · · POUND 2 RUTLAND Rutland Garden CluJ;l will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Roy Snowden, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Robert Canaday will be the co-hostess . $ 2 MERICAN CHEESE LB. SUPERIOR • $13 9 •' • CHEESE WIENERSPKG. EM.PEROR APPLES RED GOLDEN RIPE CUCUMERS · BANANAS 3 LBS. Budget Pleaser SDP.rinl . P·EPSI f;;...._~ DIET PEPSI . 8_fl,DQiz. MT. DEW PEPSI FREf - $ PEANUT BUTTER SUGAR FREE · EE oz. · Budget · P/em;er Special :Budget : Pleaser ; Special TIJESDAY CHESHIRE - -Cheshire Chapter OES wUl meet Tuesday, 7: lJ p.m., for election of officers. SALISBURY ¢ 4 RO PAK Salisbury p.m. A skit, "Some Ideas To Help Your Child In School" will be presented by the fifth grade. GALLIPOLIS - Riverside Study Club will meet Tuesday, 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Douglas Rouse. Mrs. Garland Elllott will present the program on ·Marietta. MIDDLEPORT Meigs Chapter 17, OAPSE will meet at 7::JJ p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs Junior High , Wagons hoi Vision Quest travels onward By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Times-sentinel Staff Vision Quest• Have you ever · heard of it. Neither had we untlllate one nlght a call came !rom J ean Seidenable who couldn't !Jt'lleve what she heard until she and her husband, Jack; filled with CJ,11;0sitY. drove to Salem Center to tak<1 a look. And·sure ~nough What they heard ";liS fact, right there on the Loren Hoffman farm. Covered wagons - In a cirCle, g~:aztng mules to pull them by day, large teepees for overnight stops, campfires burning, a wagonmaster and "shOtgun riders" . and about 60 young men, which Mrs. Seldenable said she was told were all convicts. The trip cross country, she said, Is structured discipline for the young delinquents who were "sentenced" by a judge ·to the mule train as John ·Gee AME church welcomes new pastor John Gee Chapel AME In Gallipolis has recently received a new . full-time inlnlster, and will beg1Ii a complete schedule of serVices In the near future. Solomon J . Holley Jr., recently took over the pastorate at the church, and has made plans to expand the group Into a full-tlme ministry. Hesaldthatln the past, the church has not had a pastor all the time. Holley, 39 years old, has been In themtnlstry for24 of those years. He·· Is the son of a retired AME minister and semi-retired Memphis teacher. "I'd like to see the church tn a full· time ministry," he said after · anivtng In Gallipolis. He would like to see them expand Into social, human and community development, and play an active role In the ev;mgellst!c community. A graduate of Lane College In Tennessee, Holley has also taken graduate courses at the Unlversliy of Chicago. Wltlle there, he received a certificate In Urban Ministry from the Urban Center In Christian Mlnlstry, and has been In the !ull-tlme mlnlstcy since. At John Gee Chapel, Holley said he would like to establish an outreach program for senior ell!· zens and young people. He said he has always been Involved with a social ministry, and at one tlme was director of the Consolidated Workers for Allevla· lion of Poverty. Holley has scheduled services at the church for Sundays at 9:15 (Sunday School hour) and 11 a.m. He added that plans are In theworks for a full agenda of services, Including one at mid-week . disciplinary action. Wonder If that's financed With tax dollars? • !1 a Pomeroy firemen hasn't already been to your house, you might expect one Monday evening. The firemen are asking for contributions to pay off the neW rescue equipment purchased by the department. And, of course, your contributions are greatl y appreciated. Edward Templeton, Lawton Templeton Jr., and Dessie Templeton spent a recent week In Leslie Couniy, Ky. going especially tovlllU Budget P/em;er Special ·.-. -..-.. r~ ITAMIN D 2% MILK. ,..ILK ~:t[oN HALF GALLON 89¢ UTTERMILK • POUND89¢ A SALTINES AL CREST TEA .BAGS HALF GAL~ON ARMOUR 12 oz. CAN TREET .. BOX ~ ~'- ~ ..... , ;; .'. ,"'. ': , I' ) t· ; Fl H. .' PALMOLIVE $}19 AUNT JEMIMA SYRUP 24 OZ. BTL $189 Dl Rev.~Holley Trick or Treat for UNICEF GALLIPOLIS- The youth of ' New Ute Lutheran Church will be collecting funds for UNICEF by trlck-or-.treatlng Sunday, Oct. · 23, between 2 and 4 p.m. They will be going door to door In the Galllpolls area. r .!i.:£ - ., . ' -.. -· lNG .. BTL. ::- · • JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. VETERANS . MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ' EAR, NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Life lnsura.nce For Everyone you love Yo u'll wam 'to get together wirh wh at Co nnie's got j two wuchable textures in one beau tiful boor . 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I $·12 9 A N APP O IN IMI 1\1 1 A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN '' WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. TILL 9 P.M . SUNDAYS 11 A.M. TILL 8 P.M. ...the Action Group by Bassett Mirror •• Present this coupon at the checkout counter along with your purchase of Halloween Candy · and any two Monster Cereals (Count Chocula'', FrankenBerry·, Boo Berry·) . Good week of Oct. 23 th ru Oct. 30 Only at Johnson's Supermarket $}19 CHERRY PIE FILLING . SAVE Sl ON HALLOWEEN CANDY ' ' 22 .oz. WAllo; IN OA I IIll FOR 512 Second Ave. •• . Monday thru Friday 9AMto9PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM GARtAftD M. DAVIS ~ ., - • • • ' . _,L.j FILLETS ·24 OZ. BOX - · 49 oz. Have a nice week! TWO LEAT.HERS TOGETHER "' • ''· LUCKY LEAf ' 21 OZ.CAN < ·' •\• -:•.T..,-. • )~ ' ~ -~ ' 99 100 CT. BOX 9 LAUNDRY DETERGEN • The three were taken by jeep by · Hank Joseph, Lula · Joseph and . Barbara Chapel York up Wblte Oak from ·the mount to the foot of the · Gray Mountains where Wblte Oak meets Templeton Fork on one side: Templeton Fork conslsts of around 2,<XXl acres which will be turned over to Daniel Boone Forest Parkway. A monument -will be placed at Templeton's graveslte. The three also visited their old home on Upper Whhlte Oak · an~ found nowers and shrubbery their mother, Betty Ann Templeton, had planted there many years ago. She died In 1949. The sons brought back nowers and shrubbery which they planted at their homes on Leading Creek. While In Kentucky they visited their cousin, Larry Lewis and family at Cutchin and the YorlS. Cemetery . The Templetons are · direct descenclants of the famous · World War I sergeant. Alvin York. They also visited the Chapel Cemetery at the Mount of Britton on Greasy Creek. The sons returned home but Dess!e stayed for an indefinite visit with Barbara Chapel YorkatChapei,Ky. : ·rIll'\tt .....r ~ TENDER-LEAF ROYAL CREST wwn. "fHE ~ CREST MOMOGEN IZED Marion Templeton, whodled during ACROSS Reflections of good taste and smart shopping • • the grave of their grandfather, · r-------------------- • -.- • Larry Keenan who's the organist with the outdoor drama, The Stephen Foster Story at Bardstown, Ky., will be here with his orchestra for a dance at theRoyal@akParkon Oct.29, 9p.m. to1a.m. Thedance ls forRoyaiOakDanceCiubmembers and their guests . FAIRVIEW- There wUl be a weekend revival at the Fairview Apostolic Faith Church, Nov. , 3-5, with services at 7: lJ p.m. nightly. The services will feature Lawrence and Dorothy Garnes fr om Chillicothe. Brother Sherman Johnson, pastor, Invites the public to attend . POMEROY - The A.uxillary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, both senior and junior members, will meet at 7: lJ Tuesday at the hall. The program ·will be on educatlon and scholarship with Thn Flesher as the guest speaker. >I~ October's the m onth lor apple butter making, ·all right. Ladles of the Full Gospel Ugh!house Church are now taking orders ,for the apple butter they'll be making Wednesday. It's $3 a quart and orders can be placed with Tom Kelly, 992-3507, or ·Bob ' Conkle, 367-7646. Weekend' revival GALLIPOLIS- ·open Gate Garden Club will meet Tuesday, 7::JJ p.m., at the home of Mrs. Dinah Howard. TIJESDAY VINTON·- VInton Friendship Garden Club will meet Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. · at Adkins Service Station for a workshOp In candle making. WHITE TOILETTISSUE - PTO will meet TueSday at 7:30 CALENDAR CLOUD ' POMEROY - Dale Lear , Lear Photography In Galllpoll, , will present a.n Instructional program on photographic par· trait techniques as meeting of Meigs Couniy Image Seekders Camera Club, 7: lJ p.m. Mondav at Meigs Coimty Museum. • Instructional slide show, dem· onstra lion on varlou> lighting set-ups, plus a question and answer session I! time allows. Meeting open to public with $1 admission fee; club members admitted free. GALLIPOLIS . Kendra Staten, Chlldren's Librarian at the Bossard Library, will read ghost stories for elementary school children at the Our House Musewn, Tuesday, 7 p.m. Tickets are 50 cents per person, and refreshments will be served. ~. Budget Pleaser ; Sp~cinl POMEROY - A special session of Pomeroy Chapter 8J, Royal Arch Masons, will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the temple. Work will be in the m ark and past master degrees . All m embers are asked to be present. Refresh· ments will be served. Ghostie, goqlin stories scheduled 99¢ •Jill*IU ' MIDDLEPORT- A boy scout POMEROY - nu! OH KAN membership roundup will be Coin Club will conduct a regular held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the meeting Monday evening at the American Legion Middleport Riverboat room of the Dlarmmd hall. Any boy between the ages of Savings and Loan Co., Pomeroy. 11 and 18 Interested In scouting Is A sccta1 and trading hour will Invited to attend either with or precede the 8 p.m. meeting witb out-of·town dealers present. A without his parents. A representative of each troop In the county coin auction and refreshments will be at the meeting. Any will follow. Anyone Interested tn cotnsorpa!iermoneylstnvltedto · questions now may be directed to Lanny Tyn!e, 992-3169. attend. Budget Pleaser Special . SUPER SELECT 18 $ 49 MIDDLEPORT ~ Meigs County Friends of the Library will ,meet Monday at Middleport Library at 5 p.m.. Everyone Is welcome. 3 LB. BAG SUPERMAN oz. POMEROY - Eastern AI· hletlc Boosters will meet Mon· day at 8 p.m. at the high school. PORK . SAUSAGE . • LB. . TOMATO SOUP $2 39 ROME .BEAUTY Budget: Pleaser Special ·CAMPBELL'S LB. }29 Pleaser Special ; .' TOMATOES. Budget fleaser ;3pecial $ STORE SLICED CALIFORNIA RED RIPE :poTATOES . SHOULDER STEAK LB. tDAHO BAKING LB. FRESH PORK ¢ MONDAY SUPERIOR MILD or HOT BOSTON BUTT ¢ LECfA - Services will be held at Walnut Ridge Church at Lecta, Sunday, ,7: :ll p.m., with the Rev. Ernest Baker, pastor, speaker. The public Is Invited. Budget Pleaser . Special Budget · Pleaser Special ;Budget : ·:Pleaser · ::SpecinL SMOKED PICNIC SLAB BACON Budget . Pleaser Special PICK OF THE CHICKEN MIDDLEPORT - Celebration of the 145th anniversary of the Middleport Church of Christ will be Sunday ' with a , large anniversary cake tO be served during the 9: lJ a.m. Bible School hour. A special 145th anniversary gift will be presented to every person attending the 10: lJ morning worship service; a potluck dinner following- mornIng worship. At 1 p.m. a musical concert by Pu!JlOSe, a gospel group from Greenwood, Ind. .. · Budget Please• Special ' The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-S-3_ Community Corner Calendar SUNDAY • ·Budget Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. I Closed thanksgiving &Christmas •Dependable, Low Cost Prescription Service •3 Registered Pharmacists· •Most complete Prescription Stock •Itemized Receipts for Insurance and Income Tax Purposes -•We Compound Prescriptions· oWe Fill All Third Party Prescriptions · •We Maintain A Complete Record of all p..,,.,ri,ntions Filled • Free Parking - 10% SENIOR OTIZENS DISCOUNT (60 and Over) · • KIDDIE.,SAV PROGRAM-10% DISCOUNT (For 6 and Under) i PHONE 446-6620 ~ ..--·.. [-=] --~~--~--~--------~ • • " ••'• Across From Holzer Medical <Anter • I • ' I •• �• I • • ; •. "\ !!!!!!~~;;~:=:;;=~=~Ohi-Point Pleasant, W~iV~-~------!JP- I Oclobw 23, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea~nt, W. Va . Beat of the Bend The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Page-B-5 . ...• .. ' .Meigs Image ·Seekers to view Lear presentation Members of the Meigs County the room Is used during the received twp phone calls--long, If you want a. tree treat Tuesday Image Seekers · Club are reatly !JlOrnlng for services on Sunday. At long, distance from her daughter, morning, there's one available. pleased that they have Dale Lear of any rate, the group did a fantastic Faye Roush Shiflet, recently:. The AJr Force Concert Band wlll Lear Photo. · job--oomebody had to do a lot of about the time t~y both observed be at the Meigs High School graphy In Galll· advanced planning on that. blrthda)1s. Audltorlwn for a perfonnance at polls coming to Faye and her husband Richard 9: :Jl a.m. lor students. However,, their Neva Curtis, Chester, group Avon Shiflet are living in Saudi, Arabia the public Is Invited to turn out also Monday evening Product leader, reports that Avon where he Is administrator of and. there Is no admission charge. to present a . prowill stage an open house from 11 bio-medicine at five hospitals and In !;let, High School l?rlnclpal gram on photoa.m. toBp.m. Tuesday at the Meigs shelssupervlsorofthecardlaccare James Miller Is extending ·the graphic portrait Inn. . units of the same five hospitals. invitation so you are welcome. techniques. PuJl)Ose of the event is to show to They have been In Saudi for a year, The meeting . . representativ\"S and customers a but" may be staying for five since Fantastic! ln}aglne being able to wm be held at 7::Jl p.m. Monday at line of more expensive Christmas their two year contracts have been go into the ~ck yard to harvest theMelgsMuseum!nPomeroyand holiday gifts which Avon Is now extended. Incidentally Faye and some vegetables and October is anyonelfiterested!nphotographyis carrying since It has purchased Richard spent the week of Faye's more than half over ....now that's Invited to attend. Club members some !Inns including Tiffany's In birthday in Cairo. somethlngtohelpyoukeepsmlllng. wlll be admitted free of charge, but New York. The Items, as I say, are lr;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~~ there will be a $1 charge for more expensive and for that reason non-members, _· cannot be stocked by the 27 FOR OFFICE PERSONNEL, THE FUTURE IS SPELLED representatives of this area. W-0-R-D P-R-0-C-E-S-S-1-N-G The staff of the Pomeroy Flower ·Shop proved themselves miracle Meigs Countlans are known lo workers Sunday at the Asbury love apple butter--after all most of Computer Technology has · United Methodist Church In Syra· us were raised on it, so to speak. hit the office in a big way. cuse when they turned the social Well-there's some av;lllable If The effect it has on office · room Into quite an attractive setting you're Interested. The Racine for the -45th wedding anniversary United Methodist Church has some work is tremendous .. obselvance of Vera and Millard left from its recent work project VanMeter. and you can order by calllng YOU CAN LEARN WORD Everything was done In blue and 949-2152 or 949-~12. The price Is $4 a PROCESSING AT white, which Vera tells me are the quart and the churc~ provides the colors for the 45th ariiuversary. The container. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS stat! only had a llttleoveranhourto COLLEGE IN ONLY 5 SHORT WEEKS. ONE DAY PER WEEK decorate "for the observance since Betty Roush of Racine has Wo Rosorvo Tho Right To · Umn Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-lq PM SUNDAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY OCT. 23-24~25 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., OCT. 29, 1983 MIXED HERE'S . . HOW·IT ¢ WORKS ••. I Fryer Parts ....... !~·.. $ 99 ! UI Round Steak ... ~~· ... USDA CHOICE $ 19 Chuck Roa.st ....l:~ .. USDA CHOICE . 09 8 Ground Beef..... ~ ~~. 29 Ground Chuck ..~;~. . 0A ~ .< ;... z c ., c= )o t"" > = t"" In accordance with the uniform lunch program for elementary schools of the Meigs Local School District, the menu for next week has been announced. The junior and high school menus are slmllar but wm have a few additional Items. The elementary menu Is: . Monday - Hot dog with sauce, baked beans, pineapple, milk. n .... c ("') ::v m ::v 0 Ill ~ - c= "C n 0 c 0 z AND BE PREPARED FOR A REWARDING CAREER! 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CLASSES START SOON Tuesday-Chlckenpattleonbun, · pea and carrots, pears, mill<. Wednesday -. Macaroni and cheese, perfection salad, applesauce, hot rolls and butter, milk. Thursday - Meat loaf pattie, mashed potatoes with butter, frUit salad, corn bread or bread and butter, milk. . Frlday - Cooks' choice. -. .' ' �The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- B-7 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. '·. October Bailey, Venoy ~xchange vows in reeent wedding POMEROY - In a candlelight ceremony at the Pomeroy Church of Christ, Brenda Kay Bailey and Craig Edward Venoy exchanged wedding vows. The bride is the daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Roger Bailey, Rockport, Ind., formerly of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edward Venoy, Pomeroy. The 6: ~ pcm. ceremony was performed Sept. 24 by Neil Proudfoot. Music was presented by Clarice Erwin, organist, and Peggy Brlckles, aunt of the groom, soloist. The church was decorated with heart-shaped candelabra and _the altar was centered with the unity candle arrangement. Candl es were used in all windows and were decorated with greenery and bows as were the famlly pe~s. .• Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a . formal gown of lustrous polyester knit fashioned with a fitted empire bOdice, long sheer sleeves, a VIctorian neckline, all with lace motif_The flared skirt flowed into a chapel train and was enhanced by lace around the bottom. The bride's cathedcal length veil of illusion fell from a headpiece of lace with simulated pearl !ti m. She wore a pearl necklace and carried a cascade arrangement of peach and white roses. Maid of honor was Melanie Bookmobile schedule. Bailey. sister of the bride. Pomeory, who wore a light peach gown off-the-shoulder with a deep flouhce and so ttlv gathered skirt. Other attendant! were In gowns of identical design in pa le yellow and carried baskets of mLxed silk flowers. They were Valeria Bailey. Long Bcttom: Brenda Weber, Rutland ; Teresa Lawrence. Reedsville, and Marie Marcinko. Tuppers Plains. Kev in Ve noy of i"omeroy , brot her of 1he groom, was best man and the us hers were Brian Ba iley, Long Bottom, Marti n Evans, Dua ne Weber , and Bruce Bumgardner. Middleport. The groo m and his a ttenda nts wore be ige and brown llLxedos. All of the boutonnieres, lx>uquets a nd corsages for the wedding, as well as the decorations, we re made by the mother of the groom. assisted by J ane Harri.s. Flower girl \\'.:i.S Bridget Davis, who wore a flam! peach gown wll h a ruffl ed low nccline and puffed sleeves, a nd the ringbearer was Jacob Davis. Guests were registered by Barbara Hend ricks, Pomeroy. A reception was held in the church social room. The bride's table featured a three- tiered fountain cake with sta i1ways leading to side cakes. Miniature attendants In the wedding co lors were fcat~red • '" ' GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel 3!:»3:45 p.m,; Merce~!lle, 4-4:30 L. Bossard Memorial Library wUI p.m.; Burd, 4:40-5 p.m.; Crown be at the following places tl)e week City P.O., 5: ll>-6 p.m.: Eureka, 6: ll>-6: 45 p.m. of Oct. 24 to Oct. 28. Thursday - Wat15, 2: :»2: 45 · Monday - Ew!ngton, 1:.15-1:45 p.m.; Brick School Rd., 2:55-3:10 p.m.; Geiger's, 2-2:30 p.m.; Adney p.m.; Addav!lle Elementary, 3: 15Rd., 2:45-3:15 p.m.; Vlliton P.O., 3:45 p.m.; St: Rd. 7 (Roadside 3: 30-4:30 p.m.; Bidwell, 5-6 p.m.; Rest), 3:55-4:10 p.m.; Georges Cr. Harrisburg, 6:15-6:30 p.m. Rd. I, II, 4: 15-5 p.m.; Bulavll!e Tr. Tuesday - Eno, 2: :»3 p.m.; · Ct., 5:30-6 p.m.; Plantz Subdv., Rece, 3:ffi-3:20 p.m.; Africa Rd., 3::»3:45 p.m.; Kyger I, 3:50-4:20 6: ll>-6: 45 p.m. Friday ·- Elliott's (Rt. 35), p.m.; Kyger II, . 4:25-4:40 p.m.; 2: 15-2: 45 p.m.; Kerr, 3-3: 40 p.m.; · Roush Lane I, II, 4:45-5:15 p.m.; Buck Ridge, 4-5; 05 p.m.; Jay Dr. I, Ches])!re I, 6-6: :io p.m.; Cheshire II, II, 5: 15-5:45 p.m.: Bob McCormick 6:35-7 p.m. Wednesday - Bane's, 2: 15-2: 30 Rd., 6-6: 15 p.m. p.m.; Smlth,2:45-3:15p.m.; Myers, College sets information days insltutlon Including the School of Nursing, School of Business Man~U~eand~mmuruty~will agement, School of Education, hold seven infonnatlon days Health and Physical Education, Utroughout the 1983-84 academic School of General Studies and year for students Interested In Liberal Arts, and the Army ROTC enrolling at the lnstituti()n, accorddepartment. Ing to Dean S. Brown, .executive There will also be presentations director of admissions and records. on admission to the CQllege. and Brown said the sessions will he financial ald. Each session wUI run held Nov.ll, Dec. 9, Jan. 20, Feb.16, from 12: aJ p.m. to 3: ll p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Veno:v March16, April 12 and May 11. Each For addlt!onal information, conIaire; Mrs. Debbie Bailey, Zanes- session will Include !nfonnatton tact the college at (614) 245-5353. on the sta irways. A mode rnistic ville, and Mrs. Jane Bohrer, from the various programs of the Toll free In Ohio !s 1-IDJ-282-7201. br ide and groom was used on the Dresden. ,...:.:.::::...::::....:..:=:..:::.:::::.::=~~=------------second tier, and the cake was The couple resides in Chester. topped with a spun glass heart and The blide graduate from Eastern A Message From The Bible:.. rose piece. High School. Assisting at the reception were The groom is a graduate of Mrs. Judy Tompkins, Wolcott , Eastern and is employed at wunam B. Kughn Conn .; Mrs. Bat·bara Bailey. BelKroger's. We have only two accounts of the baptism of the Holy Spirit The first one occuring on the _!Jay of Pentecost (Acts 2) and the other on the household of • Cornelius (Acts I0)_ ,The baptism of the Holy Spirit on the apos~es was for a dtfferent purpose than that which came upon Cornelius. , !-The baptism of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2: Christ had told the apostles that that has heen carried in several Hamilton, formerly of Meigs it was expedient for them that· He go away (Jno. 16:7). The Comforter was the Spirit generations of her famUy in County. The groom is the son of Col. ol truth (Jno. 14: 16, 17). The Comforter, the Spirit of truth, is the Holy Ghost (Jno. wedding ceremonies. A bouqwet of and Mrs. William Clark, Cincinnati. 14:26). The Spirit of truth and the Comforter are the same (Jno. 16:13). They, the orchids adorned the prayer book. Among the out-of-town guests apostles, were to tarry in Jerusalem until they received the power, the Holy Ghost A luncheon and reception was attending were Mr. and Mrs. (Acts 18) In Acts 2 we read of the coming of the Holy Spir~ the power. and the held at the Enlon Manor in . George Morris, Pomeroy, uncle establishment of the church (Acts 2:4). The apostles, the tWelve, were the ones to Hamilton following the ceremony. and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. whom the promise of the baptism of the Holy Spirit was made. They were the ones Shannon Clark, sister of the gr<J(lm, Frank Revere of Ponto! a Valley, who received it, for the ones who had received the baptism of the Holy Spirit were assisted at the guest book. Calif., also an aunt of the bride. accused ol being drunken. Peter stoo(l up wrth the eleveQ, informing those present The bride and groom are resiMrs . Clark !s the granddaughter that he and the eleven (making a total of twelve) were not intoxicated. The Holy dents of Cincinnati. Mrs. Clark !sa of the late Alfred Elberte!d of Ghost was given unto the apostles in this measure to (a)-serve as their Comforter, graduate of Hanover College in Pomeroy. (b)-lead them in' all truth; (c)-bring to their mind that which Christ had done and Hanover, Ind. Her husband graduCol. and Mrs. Clark hosted a spoken; .(d)-show them things to come; and (e)-confirm the word they spoke as · ated from the University of rehearsal dinner before the wed· being of God by signs and wonder.;, that is, the working of miracles. This was given Cincinnati. ding at the Isgnos Restaura~t !n only to the apostles! · The bride's parents are Mr. and Hamilton. 2-The baptism of the Holy Spirit of Acts 10: To convintle Peter and the Mrs. Robeti B. Elberfeld Sr. of ~~;;;;i~i~~~B;;1~ Jews that the Gentiles were being called into the fellow.;hip of Christ, ''There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus" (Gal. 3:28). Peter could not -refuse to Exhibi~ors bapt~e them just because they were Gentiltis. "Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized, which have received the Holy Ghost as well as we? A TUPPERS PlAINS -Exhibihe commanded them to be baptized in the name of the Lord" (Acts 10:47, 48). tors Interested Ill reserving a When Peter was accused by the brethren (Jewish brethren) for going to the Gentiles, table for the annual Christmas he said, "Forasmuch then as God gave them the like gift as he did unto. us, who bazaar and bake sale at the believe on the Lord Jesus Chris!; what was I, that I could withstand Goo? When they Tuppers Plains Elementary heard thes~ things, they held their peace, and glorified God, sa~ng The.n hath God School on Nov. 5, are to make also to the Gentles gra nted repentance unto lije." (Acts 11: 16, 17) reservations before Saturday by calling 667-3933 or 667-3555. The Holy Spirit baptism is not for us tooay, and in the two accounts of Holy Spirrt event Is being sponsored by the baptism recorded in the scriptures, it was not for the forgiveness of sins. 16 Lady's Auxiliary of the Orange (For Free Bible Correspondence Course Wrrte .... ) BTLS. Volunteer Fire Department and '. Plus Tax w!ll hegin at 9 a.m. Refresh· .' Chapel Hill Chur:ch of Chrisr & Deposit ments will be available. RIO GRANDE - ' two of her sisters-in-law, Mrs. David Elberfeld of Menford, and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld or' Cincinnati._ Be_st man was the groom' s father, Col. Wilfiam Clark of Cincinnati. Ushers were the bride's brothers. Robert and David . W!lllam J enne, organist. provided the music. The bride's-gown was of heirloom candlelight satin with a fitted bodice and dropped waist , full length sleeves coming to a point at the wrist, and a cathedral train. The heirloom veU was studded with tiny pearls. The bride carried the prayer book Rio Grande HOlY SPIRIT BAPTISM Elberfeld, Clark trade vows POMEROY - On Sept. 24, Miss Ca tharine Anne Elberfeld became the bride of Jeffrey Charles Clark. The wedding took place at 12:30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church in Hamilton. The bride's brother, the Rev . Richard B. Elherteld Jr. of Boonville, Mo. , officiated at the wedding. He was assisted by the Rev. Moms Hollenbaugh, rector of the parish. The bride was given !n marriage by her father and was attended by 1983 In recent ceremony sought 8 $}39 oz. Bulavllle Road • P.O. Box 308 ALL BRANDS OF POP 24 $700 GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 46&31 Sunday Mom.,g Bible Study 8:30 Warlhlp 1 O:JO Su"hY EYening Wort hip 1:00 Wed"11d1y Ewning 7 :00 CANS RE-ELECT David W. McKENZIE A1dio GAWPOUS ICE HOUSE " Meuaae frcm the Bible " DliiY ·WJEH 11 :&6 A.M . "The Church with the Meuage" w-s• Charnlll. 5111*t. 1:](1 ···"'· FOR GALLIPOLIS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Your Support Will Be Appreciated Paid For By The Candidate David McKenzie, 33 Burkeha rt Lane , Gallipolis, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Clark Happenings . Story hours POMEROY - Story hours at the Pomeroy Library are being held Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m .. The strory teller Is Anita Dean .. and the program lsforpre-school aged ch!ldren. · At the Middleport Library, the pajama story hour Is ~till being l)eld on Monday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. wiUt Nancy Manley as Ute story teller. Soup dinner POMEROY - The Trinity Church of Pomeroy, Second and Street, will sponsor a bean_and vegetable soup dinner Friday, Oct. 28, at thechurchfrom4 -~ p.m. until 7 p.m. , ' ' .· The menu filcludes souv,·_ cornbread, apple and pumpkin pie and bE!verage. Orders to go will be available but, containers must be provided. Lynn PRICES AROUND. 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Kitchen Prints $}0 95 !~STALLED Your choice of two different styles made by Pepperell. 100% heal' set nylon fo durability. $1195 INSTALLED •Bridesmaids were Michelle WarPOMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. son, sister of the bride, and ' Darla Gary Griffith, Route I , Long Boggs, who wore gowns of pink \ Bottom, are announcing the. enlloral chiffon, trimmed In pale pink gagement and approaching marribbon and white lace, au made by riage of her daughter, Tina Renee the mother of the groom. They Beaver, to Richard Keith Wolfe, earned old-fashioned lace fans In son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wolfe, pink and burgundy. Portland. The groom wore a white tuxedo, The wedding will take place Nov. trtmmed In white satin. Best man 19. was Phil Waugh. Ushers wel'f Jeff Miss Beaver !s a graduate of Dennison, brother of tbe groom, Eastern High School and !s emand Tim Watson, brother of tne ployed at the Woodland Centers in bride. Galllpol!s. The bride's mother wore a formal Wolfe !s a graduate of Southern gown of pink crepe and lace, and a High School and majoring !n corsage of carnation and sweephysical education and healt~ at theart roses. The groom's mother R!o Grande College. wore a lonna! gown of rose crepe, and a corsage of CQJ11at!ons and sweetheart roses. F1ower girl was Melissa Kin· gecy, cousin of the bride; ringPOMEROY - The open chu rch Mr. aod Mrs. Demdaoo bearer was Ryan Watson, nephew wedding of Susan Zirkle, Rock of the bride. on the gift table. The wedding cake groom. Registering guests was the Springs Road , Pomeroy, and DaThe church was decorated with a was topped with a miniature bride sister of the groom, Andra niel Dodson, 123 . Peacock Ave., brass archway and pink and white and groom enclosed !n -a garden Dennison. · Pomeroy, w!ll take place Nov.l2 at carnations and Ivy, on each side of gazebo surrounded by pink and The bride is a graduate of Gallla 6:30 p.m. at the Pentecostal the altar were brass spiral candela- bUrgundy roses and carnations. Academy High School, and !s Assembly at Racine. bras. Carrying out the color The irttddle tier was decorated with employed at Neal Insurance Miss Zirkle is the daughter of scheme, the windows were deco- a fountain, and the bottom tier Agency. Bruce and Jackie Zirkle, Pomeroy. The groom Is a graduate of rated with pink and burgundy bows. featured the )Jride and groom's A reception followed In the glasses with a miniature bouquet. Hannan Trace High School and church fellowship hall, the bride's Assisting at the reception were Buckeye Hllls Career Center, and Is table decorated with pink candles · LeAnna Kingery, cous II\ of the employed by the City of Gall!pol!s. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Sarah E. and old fashioned crystal, helong- bride, and Joan Siders, both The couple will reside !n Layne of Rt. 2, Gallipolis, a·nd the lng to tbe parents ofthe bride, with decorators of the cake, and Cathy Mercerville. late Henry M. Layne of Second Pink and burgundy boWs and roses Dennison, s!ster-!n-Iaw of the Avenue, Gallipolis, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, 5andra Jan Layne, to Steven Paul Vanco, son of Mr. and Zirkle-Dodson wedding Nov. 12 GALLIPOLIS - Bellmead Un!ted 1v!ethodist Church was the ·· setting for the July 9 wedding of Linda Fulton and Kevin Hoffman. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rohert L. Fulton of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Elizabeth McAfee of Athens. The groom Is the son of Mrs. Alyce Hoffman of 136 State St., Gallipolis, and the !ate Wllllam Hoffman. The- double-ring ceremony was. performed by the Rev. Bryan Blair, P":stor at Bellemead and the Rev. Robert P. Fulton, brother of the bride, from Huntington, W. Va. Music · was provided by Geneth Krebs, organist, and Marketta Crum, at the plano. K!m Robinson was the vocalist. G!ven !n marriage and escorted by ber father, the bride wore a chapel-length gown or white silk, trimmed -In lace and adorned with seed pearls, with ruffles falling to a cathedral-length train. Her headpiece was white organ!za, edged with alencon lace and appl!ques of alencon lace and seed pearls. · Her bouquet was a cascade arrangement of silk roses and carnations !n pale blue and white, with pale blue ribbons of satin and lace. Matron of honor was Rebecca Martin, ·sister of the bride, from Groveport. Bridesmaids were Kim Bickers of Galllpolls, and Terri Corbin of Cheshire. They each wore a formal-length gown In pink posh, with a cape of floral malden chiffon. Each carried a bouquet of miniature sllk roses In spring, colors with pink satin ribbons. F1ower girls were Ram! McCormlck of Hurricane, W. Va.; and Ja!meRoushofCharleston, W.Va., nieces of the bride. They wore lilac Door-length gowns <Jt nylon and lace, with miniature lilac rosebuds and lace for their headpieces. The altar was decorated with silk flowers !n spring colors and candelabra. Three tier candles marked the family pews. Tlie groom wore a blue tuxedo with dark blue trim and matching vest. The best man was Btll Hoffman of Athens, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Henry "Be'.' Elllott Jr., Point Pleasant, W. va., and Don Craigo, Galllpol!s. Rlngbearer was Greg McCorm!ck from Hurricane, w. Va., nephew of the bride. Ushers were M/Sgt. Jack Hoffman from South Dakota, brother of the groom, and Dan Staggs of Hazzard, Ky. Attending the guest register was Joyce Murphy, sister of the groom, from Rio Grande. A reception was held In the church social room. The bride's table was decorated in blue and white with satin bows and flowers. A three-tiered cake decorated with blue and pink rosebuds and topped with a miniature bride and Voom, centered the table, while a lighted silver lounta!n provided punch. Serving at the recept!on were Sandi McCormick of Hurricane and Pat Roush of Charleston, sisters of the bride. Preparations for the reception were by Janice Sayre, Lynda Rainey, Jane Martin and Anna Lee in o luxury heavy plush c11pet old offordable price! ~lyle fine touch 100% Ultton Nylon 48 oz. Wear Doled cor~~~ (Scotch&llltd'). •Low soilina•Static rotection •Wear Protection. 5. yr. war- ranty by Mansanto. lncludiS Installation. REG. '27.95 SPECIAL SALE $}970 INSTAll£0 . POMEROY- Bookmobile schedule in Meigs County is brought by the Meigs County Public Library underconlract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Schedule for Monday, Oct. 24 Carpenter (Laura's Store), 3:103:40p.m .: Dexter (Church). 4:104:40 p.m.: Danville (Church ), 5:20-5:45 p.m.; Rulland (Civic Center) , 6:30-8 p.m. POMEROY- The Meigs County Department of Health has purchased materials which can be loaned to teachers or community groups. Among the materials available are three March of Dimes catalogs; 60 comic books with the topic. "Ins!de Your Body, Inside Your Head"; 19 copies of "Food· for Thought"; a pack on "Families and The Watermelon Patch COUNTED CROSS STITC~ Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Smith of Point Pleasant. The bride is a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and attends Rio Grande College. She Is employed by Artley's Dress Shop. Th,e groom is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and attended Rio Grande College. He is employed by Ohio Valley Publishing Co., Gallipolis. The couple resides at Jackson Estate· Apartments. Guests a !tending from ouI of town wer~: Beth, Josh, and Jim Bragg, Georgetown, Ky.; Mrs. Karen Smith and Lisa and Benji, Swc!ckley, Pa.; Mrs. Linda Lauener and Joshua and Matthew, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; M/Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman. Stancy and Jackie Lynn, South Dakota; Mrs. Paul Jones, Leesburg, Fla, the bride's grandmother. I lO:~a.m. The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus: Monday - Pork cutlet, stewed tomatoes, miXed vegetables, dress· lng, ball(!d apples, bread, butter, mllk. , Tuesday - Chicken a Ia king, 500 LINCOLN HILL POMEROY 1~1' ANNIVERSARY SALE OCT. 22ND -29TH Save 20% On All Instruction Books STOP IN AND RECEIVE A FREE GIFT REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES OPEN EVENINGS BY CHANCE OR APPOINTMENT CALL 992-7582 TOP OF THE STAIRS FITNESS & BEAUTY STU,.DIO SERVICE SHOES BY (jl~~I Shoe Cafe 301 Se I:OIId Ave. Laf1yel&e MID Gllli.,.U.,O . . MON.-FRI. 9:00 TO 5:00 SATURDAYS & EVENINGS BY APPT. Watch For Our Grand Opening Soon MARY POWELL-Owner/Operator TRUDY ROUSH-Hair Stylist ROBERTA SMITH-Hair Styl_ist TUESDAY, OCTOER ~5 7:30 P.M. POMEROY ELEMENTARY ASK ABOUT OUR HANDC~AFrEO c·OME AND SEE LOTS OF NEW FASHION 'IDEAS FOR FALL 8t WINTER - PLUS MAKE-IT-YOU,RSELF HALLOWEEN COSTUMES ~~ have The HOURS : COLOR fORECAST THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME · , $4 •• Futures: Helping Self and Ol!hers," a cassette and teachers guide booklets; a pack, "Starting a Fam!ly; Choosing Parenthood," three cassettes and two booklets; a pack, "Families with Special Needs Children," two cassettes, a film, two booklets-teachers guides; and films, "Crisis for the Unborn," "Woman-Child" and "The Unfinished Child," with booklets and teachers guides. ,.-----===========;-;;;;.-= 21x4. Limited 5 per customer. 95 EACH stallallon. Tuesday, Oct. ~5 - Portland (Post Office), 2: 10-2:40 p.m.; Por!land i Post 0 ffice t. 2: 10-2: 40 p.m.; Letart Falls (Effie's Restaurant), 3:05-3:50 p.m.; Racme {Bank ), 4:35-6:05 p.m.: Syracuse (Pool ), 6 :2~7: 50 p.m. . , 1\ ednesday, Oct. 2b- 1uppers Piams (A rbaugh!, 7:25-7: 55 p.m. ; R1ggscresl Add! lion, 8: 10-8:40 p.m. Health materials ma~e available lemon ' and butter, boiled potatoes, Monday, Oct. 24 - Ceramics peach half and cottage cheese, Class, 9: ~ a.m.-noon; Chorus, 1-3 buttered cabbage, brownie, biscuit, kale, plums, bread, butter, mllk. butter, m!lk. Friday - Hamburger baked in p.m. Wednesday - Ch!U con carne, · gravy, buttered noodles, sliced Tuesday, Oct. 25 - S.T.O .P. peaches, green beans, van!lla Class, 10: :.1 a.m.; Physical Fitness, celery sUck and peanut butter, sl!ced pineapple, ice cream, pudding, bread, butter, milk. 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26 - VInton crackers milk. · ' Choice of beverage served with Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Card Games, Thursday - Baked fish and each meal. 1-3 p:m.; American .Literature Class, 1 p:m. Thursday, Oct. '!1- Bible Study, 11 a.m.-noon; Games~ 1 p.m.; r-------:;-----~----------VInton Blood ,Pressure Check. COOPERATIVE Friday, Oct. 28 - Art Class, 1-3 I . THE FABRIC SHOP AND THE MEIGS CO. p.m.; Craft M!nl-Coorse, 1.3 p.m.; I EXTENSION SERVICE PRESENT A Social Hour, 7 p.m. FALL FASHION SHOW Saturday, Oct. :19 - Yoga Class, 1 Heavy Bound Throw Rugs, carpet remnants, asorted styles & colors at unbel·evable prices! · Mrs. Joe Vanco, Rt. 2, BidwelL The open -church wedding will take place Nov. 4 with music beginning at 7 p.m. Th e Rev. William Loy-at Rodney Methodist Church will perform the double- ting ceremony. ,. Meigs bookmobile schedule Gallia Senior Citizens announce activities . GALLIPOUS - Businessman, The Job Bank, located In the Senior Citizens !;enter, 220 Jackson Pike, has rnany applicants 50 years of age or older who are very dependable m~ture workers for full·tlme or part-time. · These·applicants can be matched to your job description. Please call 446-71100 and let us Interview • someone with you In mind. The Job Bank Is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. unt!l 4 p.m. to help yoo with your employment needs. Call and speak with our Job Counselors tlr. more information. This fs , a free employment service. Dodson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dodson, Middleport. Miss Zirkle is a gradu ate of Meigs Hi gh School and is employed at the M e i gs Co u nty W e-1 fare Department. Dodson is also a graduate of Meigs and is employed at the Southern Ohio Coal Co. Layne, Vanco set wedding Qa.te Th~ ~ ltlmate l . .lster for a Flll12x12 Pepperell carpet to be given away Nov . S, 1983. Th _ _prlcesl'nciude carpet, 9/16 prime JH!d pnd profeul~~nal in. , ' PT. PLEASANT ' Linda Fulton becomes · bride of Kevin Hoffman Job Bank open ?2alnlow INSTALLATION, SALES, SERVICE FIT IT GALLIPOLIS- The double-ring wedding ceremony of · Kimberly Faye Watson, and Michael Joe - Dennison, was held at the First Church of God, Garfield Avenue, Galllpol!s, on Aug. 12. The bride !s the daughter -or the late Audrey WatSon, and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Watson, Ga!Upolls. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dennison, Crown City. · Tht! ceremony was o!flclale(! by Rev. James H. Rainey, music was provided by Debbie Rhodes, pianist and organist, and Diana Silnders and Tom Kessel, vocallsts. Given !n mamage b). her parents and escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of white orga~. tr!mmed !n Chantllly and Venice lace, with a Queen Ann neckline with a fitted bodice, and tapered lace flared cutfed sleeves. The A·line skirt featured a Oared hem with an apron effect In the back with a satin bown. ' She wore a ch'!pel-length train with fingertip !llus!on vell, attached to the bridal cap witli VenJce lace, and seed pearls, . with scalloped trtm. Maid of honor was Brenda, Patrick who wore a gown of pale pink chiffon, trimmed !n dark pink ribbon and white lace. She earned a white fan wiTh a bouquet a! pink and bucgundy carnations, and pink and burgundy ribbon. GALLIPOLIS - Activities for the week or Oct. 24-29 at the Senior Citizens Center. located at 220 Jackson Pike, are as follows: THE BEST GOT A WRINKLE IN YOUR RUG? CALL US WE CAN Double-ring ceremony unites Watson, Dennison ·1----------~------------------J • FREE PARKING POLICY TOP OF THE STAI~S FITNESS & BEAUTY STUDIO 111 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-6720 l 1 �' orts TWO LOCATIONS WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS ' _. ernnes- ieutiaut Ohio Stat~ trips. MSU; Iowa loses 1 ) CDUHTKY STORES 137. PINE SJ GALLIPOLIS PRICES &OOD 101. OCT. 24 THRU SUIDIY, OCT. 30 700 W. MAll STREET, POMEROY, OHIQ STORE HOURS . PHONE 992-5358 IOIDAJ • SATURDAY •9:00 • 9:00 P.l; SUIDIY, 12:00 TILL 8 P.M. COLUMBUS - Ohio Staie bullt up a 21-3 advantage, then held on to defeat visiting Michigan State University, 21·11, In a Big Ten Confermce football game here before 89,104 fans Saturday afternoon. ..._ TaUback Keith Byars scored twice lor the Buckeyes, now 5-2 overall, once on a one-yard run, and aga.ln on a ·five-yard sprint. John Frank scored the other.OSU touchdown on 39-yard pass from Jim Karsatos. Michigan State scores came on a 33-yard field goal In the first.perlod by BWMojslejenko, and Tom Tyree on a recovered blocked punt In the end zone In the final period. • Ohio State traUed In !lrst downs, 17-12. Total yards favored the Buckeyes, 283-21io. The Spartans dropped to 24-1 on the year. I ox -JOlES BOIS OR ROYAL CREST FOLGER'S COFFEE COCA COLA" GROUND 2 LITER BEEF 79~ 97~ SAUSAGE COTTAGE CHE·ESE f'~ SA~E-SPICY ' ,,.u ,_ :99~ BYARS ·BIDS BUN()H AND BANKS BYE Ohio state's Keith Byars Blips the tackle ol Michigan state's Derek BWJCh (52) as he moves away from REDEMPEROR GRAPES &OLDEI RIPE GREEN CABBAGE 49~ REG. -REI-WIVY . AP Sports Wrller • 11~ *14 ''"89• I% oz FALTER'S DELl ROLL BOLOGNA CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cleveland Browns can practically bwy the Cincinnati Bengals this afternoon, but Browns Head Coach Sam Rutigliano Isn't treating them like a mortally-wounded rival. The 4-3 Browns would all but end the 1-6 Bengals' hopes of a caneback with a victory Sunday In Riverfront Stadium. However, Rutigliano points out that the BengaJs aren't playlng like a blr<lten team. "It's very obvious to us as you look at Cincinnati In the first seven games that they've come within a throw. a play here or there, of -turning that thing around," Rutlgltano said. "They could very easUy be 5-2 right now." • $238 field goal as unranked Penn State upset foorth·ranked West VIrginia 41·23 Saturday. It was the fifth straight victory lor Penn State afler thri!e seasonopening losses an4 boosted Its mastery of West Vlrgtnla to 27 victories In the last 28 years. The Mountaineers, who came Into the game unbeaten In six starts, traUed from the outset when Penn State scored on Its first series. The Nlttany Lions buUI a 21-10 halftime lead as Strangconnectedonhls first 11 passes before missing. In the second half, West VIrginia closed the gap to 21-17 on a 2-yard pass !rom Hostetler to Randolph. Penn State l:loo>ted It to 21·17 as Gancltano ·kicked a 45-yard field goal and Baugh returned a punt 57 yards for a toill!hdown. SUPREME WHITE SLICED BREAD LB YES IIOYIE TillE / POP , CORN ,t NTY TOWELS Bl& ROLL ~ '" LB ~ ADORI 'ffil~ HAIR .SPRAY CHLORISEPTIC I . ' LIQUID ~ OU21,Kml~ 69t 2$ 29 $ ez AITI.PERSPIRIIT 4 OZ SPRAY 2.5 DZ ROLL·OI ......~ FALTER'S BRAUN· SCHWIEGER "ECE ARG SWEET PEAS . The Bengals have lost three games by10 points, one by 7, one by 4, and another by 3. Unlike Utelr last two playoff seasons, the Bengals have failed to cash In on fourth-quarter opportunltJes to win games. . "It's depressing," said tight end Dan Ross. "We know we have a good team. We're dotngnothtngrlght (at times), and when we do things right, It just comes up short. · "It's Just the way this season Is going. We're In the ballgame, but then again we're not. We're In It, then we lose it." The Browns knew that feeling all toowelllastweek. They ten out of a firSt-place t1e with Pittsburgh In the AFC Central Division last Sunday by self-destructing In a 44-17 loss to the Steelers. PINK KENT, Ohio . (AP) - Senior quarterback Donny Harrison threw. lor two touchdowns and a school· record 409 yards Saturday to lead a furious fourth-quarter comeback as •I t ~~~------~oz--~------~0-z~ Mill I ' l now." The Browns had one offensive bright spot last Sunday- rookie running back Boyce Green, who ran for 137 yards on 28carrles In his first National Football League start. Rutigliano plans to work Green Into the offense more regularly with veteran Mike Pruitt, recovering from badly bruised ribs. "It's unfortunate that Mike Pruitt had to get hurt In order for Boyce to have an opportunity to play," Slpe said. "But now that he has and he's shown that he can play pretty weU, I think that the blend of the two guys Is going to be very much to our benefit." The Browns heat, the Bengals 17-7 In a Thursday night game earller this season In Cleveland. Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson threw for just 'JfJl yards In the first game, when tile Browns shut down the long pass. AndersOn was considered doubtful for the rematch, as he was still stiff from a face-mask tackle by Pittsburgh's Keith Gary in a game Oct. 10. Backup Turk Schonerl will make his second straight start if Anderson can't play. Washington with a 7-yard touchdownpass. For the day, Washington caught 10 passes for 152 yards, whlle McBride had four receptions for 128 ~ards. Led by a 44-yard punt return from Derrick Samuels, a 1-yard touchdown pass from Stu Rayburn to Jim Kilbane and two tleld goals by Joe LaCivita, Kent carved out a 20-01ead going Into the final period. O.D. Underwood had20rw;llesfor UJyards lor Kent, ().51n the league and().7 overall. Ohio Improved to2-3 , 1 ·· .u-,,' arfd3-4. Miami, Fla.17, uc 7 CIN<::!NNATI (AP) - Halfback Albert Bentley sprinted 00 yards for a third-quarter touchdown and Speedy Neal added a 1-yard scoring run to give the No. 8-ranked Miami Hun1canes a 17·7 victory aver the University of Cincinnati . In a nonconference footoall game Saturday. Mlam~ 7-1, set a school record with Its seventh-straight victory In a game played In a downpour at IUvertront Stadium. ByWILLIAMR.BARNARD Angeles, New York, New Jersey and Seattle- have AP Sports Wr1fer their salaries frozen a(.last season's levels. TheNatlonalBasketball.Assoelatlonopmsaseason TheNBA~voted'fllli~theplayof!strom12to oftranslttOO Frtday, with the biggest change of all the 16 teams, thus ellrnlnatlng byes for tbe four division arrtvalof7-foot-4centerRalphSalnpson. · champions. And Instead of hest-o!-3 series, the !lrst A tllree-tlme colle!llate player of the year lor the round wW be best-o!-5, with subsequent rounds University o!Vlrglnla, SamPIIOilwW be a fashionably best.of-7. Another change that many are anticipating_ Is late debutante when theHoustonR.ocketsmeettheSan AntQnlo Spurs next Saturday attemoon. Elghtteen of having the defending champion repeat, a teat that the 23 NBA teamS open their seasons Frida): nlgbt. hasn't been aCCQITipltshed since l!Mi9. The Philadelphia Sampson's tong-anticipated appearance as a pro Is 76erswon thetiUe lastseason,gotngfill.171ntheregular being heralded by some as the beginning at a "new ~ and romping through the playoffs with a 12-1 era," to match the periods dcmlnated lor varying record, lncludiJiga'-Osweepofthel..akersln the final, lengths of time by centers Bill RIISS!!II. WUt to Elld a halt-dozll!n years of trustratlon. Cllamberlaln, KareemAbdul-Jabbar andBWWalton. The 76ers solid, with Most Valuable Player But the arrtval of Samp!IOills only one at many , Moses Malone, aD·league forward Julius Erving and cllaDgell bl the league. , standoot guardS Maurice Cheeks and Andrew Toney. 'lbel'earetlveteamswlthnewownenandnlnewith .The only addition II Leo Rautlns·, ~rookie trom ne1v ooachell And although· the maximum and · Syracusewttltareatpasatngabll1ty. miDIImmual~rycapecitJnta!peclfnaaewcontractwlth Coach BlllyOmlqbam prornlsea "no gimmicks In lllti ~· UDioll doll't omct•lb' taiCe affect untO . lrYIDI to moUYate thiiii'OUP of men lor what lies 1JN.85, ll!llm.l aJrl.dy ~ IICflllllllln8 to let their ahead. 'lbeyllllowwbattbeyhavedone, tllepricetlley ftqanc- 1n order. FIW! clubl- Phlladelphla, Los paldandwballtwWtalrietodoltqatn.Ibowonethlng · 12' IFF UIIL liRE ELEGIICE Bill '. ' FIRST DOWN- Joo Mlllams (44), Penn state tailback, ractfl past West VIrginia defender · Unebacker Dave 1'1 too (38) gaining a first dOwn In lhelr game at University Park, Pa. on Saturday. Penn state upset the Mountaineers, 41-23. (AP I eserphoto). . National Basketball _Association campaign opens Friday CLOUD BITIIIOOI TISSUE $218 Ohio University nipped winless Kent State 21·20 In Mid-American Conference college football. The Golden Flashes' loslngstreak now stands at 20 games, longest In major college football. Ohio, ~ld to 58 yards In total offense In the first half, finally got Untracked behind the passing of Harrison, who completed 29 of 45 attempts with one Interception. Kent faD«:<! on a fourth-and-one play at midfield early In the fourth · quarter,andtheBobcatsthendrove 50 yards In six plays as Harrison hlt fianker Eddie Washington with a 6-yard scoring pass. With 5:36rematnlngin the game, Ohio tooft possession at Its own :b:J and needed only threeplaystoscore. A 56-yard pass from Harrison to flanker Sherman McBride and a facemask penalty put the ball on the Kent 4. Glenn Hunter ran It In on the next play. Kent punted on Its next possession, put11ng the Bobcats on their own&-yard llnewlth2: alrematntng. Ohio put together a ll).play drive, lncb.. jtngthlrd-downcompletlonsto Washington for 20 yards and McBride lor 33 before Harrison hit are . . .' I Pittsburgh Intercepted six passes by Brtan Slpe and converted Cleveland mistakes Into a quick 17-0 lead. "Last Sunday's game was nially a , ntghtmare. Those things happen," Slpe said. "You usually have one or two of those a season. You try to keeP them to a mlnlmwn. "Putllng that behind us, we've really had a good year. It's heena goodyear for both the passtng and the running games. I'm just happy to be where I am right West Virginia upset, 41-23 :E49t 3::99 17 Q·TIPS COTTON SW By JOE KAY IDAHO POTATOES ~st~ $ m Browns expecting tough game with Bengals STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Doug 8q-ang • threw for three touchdowns, ranforoneandsetupa LUCKY LEAF APPLESAUCE defender Carl Banks (54) In Saturday's game In Colwnbus. The play resulted In a short gain. (AP Laserphoto ). The Wolverines' winning field backChuckLongattheM1chlgan44. goal was set up when linebacker With Rogers and fullback Eddk Rodney Lyles recovered a fumble Garre'tl gobbling up vlrtuaUy all of the yardage on the ground, Mlchl byiowa'sQwenGWattheMichigan 29yardl!ne. The Wolverines moved gan marched In for the score In nine 43 yards In seven plays and had a plays. third-and-three sltuatloMt the Iowa Rogers took a deep pitch from 28 when Bergeron made good In his · quarterhack Steve Smith and third field goal of the game. bowled over his own tight end, Slm The Hawkeyes began a courageNelson, to get Into the right comer of ous comeback with a fake field goal. the end zone. Reserve quarterback Tom Grogan picked up the ball and nipped a Rogers, a 6-foot-1, 212-pound &-yard (li\SS to Lon Olejniczak junior, was the game's leadl!!g who caught the ball over lln~cker rusher with 129 yards on 26 carries Mike Mallocy In the right corner of as both teams stayed mostly on the the end l\(lne to puU Iowa to within ground In the game played In a three at 13-10. steady rain before a homecoming Mlchlgan'sGeraldWhltelumbled crowd of 104,559 In Michigan· the ensuing kickoff andJoeSchuster Stadium. recovered for Iowa. Six plays later, Gill, a punlshlng220-pound junior, Tom Nichol o)()l)ted a 27-yard field rushed for 1.20 yards on 20 carrtes for goal to tie the game 13-13. Iowa. Bergeron booted field goals of 37 Long, the Big Ten's top passer and 20 yards In the first half and coming into the game, completed 10 Nichol boomed a56-yarder, setting a of 19 pass attempts for 94 yards with school recOrd, as the Wolverines led two Interceptions. 6-3 at halftime. Smith, tile serlior option quarter· Rick Rogers capped a 56-yard, back who rushed for 35 yards on nine-play Michigan drive with a eight carries, connected on six of 18 4-yard touchdown run at 9:04 of the for 71 yards . third quarter to give Michigan Its Each quarterback was Interbiggest lead at 13-3. cepted t\\1ce. Mallmy, who calls defensive Nichol's 56-yard boot broke the old signals lor the Wolverines, set up Iowa mark of 51 yards by Dave Mlchlgrul'sonly touchdown when he Holsclaw in 1977 against Michigan picked off a pass by Iowa quarter· State. . BACON . 2DZ SOLID • ·' COLUMBIA SLICED *188 ' Mlchlpu 16, Iowa 13 ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) Michigan's Bob Bergeron booted a 45-yard flel" goal with eight seconds remaining to give the lOth-ranked Wolverines a 16-13 Big Ten football victory over No. ·12 Iowa Saturday. The victory left Michigan with a G-1 season record and kept the Wolverines undefeated with a !Hl conference record while the Hawkeyes feU to5-2and3-21n the BlgTen. MILD-HOT MIKE-SELLS POTATO CHIPS 45~ ' :59~ BALLARD SLis$100 WHOLE FRYERS a PEPPEROII·SIUSIIlE .BROUGHTON BANANAS U.S. GOVERNMENT INSP. PIZZA CIEESE.COIIIIITIOI $14!· RE&UUR·DRIP ADC·ELEC PERK ~*S'' DELUXE 2% milk Sect· . ' • ' - everyone wW be gunning for us." The Los Angeles !..akers, 1-1 In the last two championship series with the 76ers, split up their successful groupo! past seasons. They traded starting guard Norm Nixon to San Diego for Swen Nater, who wW back up Kareem Abdui.Jabbar at center, and roolde guard Byron Scott. Abdui.Jabbar,whoslgnedatwo-yearcontractforan estimated $3 mWlon, wW pass WUt Chamberlain's all-time career point record Uhe plays In every game and duplicates his scoring average of last season, 21.8. The Rockets finished 14-68last season after trading Malone, and there Is plenty In Houston.that Is new this season besides Sampson.· BW Fitch takes over as coach after a successful stint In Boston, and the Rockets have the No. 3'1nan In the draft, Rodney McCray of Louisville. But It's Sampson whowWhave the biggest Impact on the team and the league, beginning with his nationally televised !lrst game In Houston against the Spurs,. a dlvlstonchamplontlveo!tbelastsevmyearswhoalso haveanewcoach,MoMcHone. Fitch warns against expecting too much too soon. "One man cannot win a championship aU a lone in Ute NBA," he said. "But In Ralph Sampson, you have someone around whom to add other great players." Friday's opening-night games Include Atlanta at New Jersey, with Mike Fratello making hi s debut as coach of the Hawks and Stan Albeck for the Nets; WaShington at Philadelphia; New York at Cleveland; Boston at Detroit, with K.C. Jones replacing Fitch with the Celtlcs and Chuck Daley taking Scotty Robertson's spot as coach of tbe PlstoriS; Indiana at Milwaukee; Los Angeles at Kansas City; Utah at Der.ve r; San Diego, with new coach Jim Lynam, at Portland, and Golden State, with John Bach as coach, at Seattle. Besides san Antonio and Houston, teams playing their first games Saturday are Chicago, with new 'Coach Kevin Loughery, hosting New Jersey, and Phoenix and Dallas, who meet In Dallas. Five teams start the seasOn with new ownershipBarry Ackerly at Seattle-, George and Gordon Gund at Cleveland, Melvin and Herb Simon at Indiana, a group led by Joseph Benvenuti at Kansas City and a group headed by Donald Gaston at Boston. •• . \' • ,, �I Page-C-2-lhe Sunday Times-Sentinel Southern defeat~ _H annan Trace, 26-14 com blned ru nn1ng game' wtth ta U· back J eff Barnes as theworkhorne. Twelve plays laterBarnesrambled arouildrlghtendbehtndhisblockers ttveyards!orascore. Barnesadded the two-point · the 93 conversion, complet ffi 0 lng yard drive at the .l : mark of the second period. A Steve stltt pass reception cCJVer mg . 45 It was ConnoUy who hit the endzone to make tt J8.8. That score came at A grinding ground that yards highlighted netted 370 yards, led game by Wade the score stooctB-6. that march, and Connolly's 185. gave Southern the Several possession changes high· ortenslve stabUity tt needed In the lighted the remainder of first halt fourth quarter to take control. play, but no significant gains were Southern is now 5-3 overall and 2.1 made. Hannan Trace did cross In theSVAC. Hannan Trace dropped midfield and had the momentum, to 3-3:1 and 0-2-lln loop play. but a fumble, a broken play, and two Southern took the opening ktck Incomplete passes thwarted that and drCJVe down Held In 11 plays drive and the score stood 8-6 at the hlttlng paydlrt on a Tony Rtttie-W: Intermission. Joe Wolfe pass play that covered 9 The WUdcats received In the third yards.The PAT kick failed. The period, butcouldnotmusterenough drive covered 63 yards and stopped ya rdage for a first down. On fourth theclockat8:09. '· downHannan'I'raceelectedtopunt, Hannan Trace !lied to come back but a b<ld snap forced a fumble and early, moving the ball to tts 40 ya rd Southern again tlad great field ltnewherettfacedafourthdown,but position on the Wildcat :JJ. Seven the Wildcats were repeUed by a plays tater, Wade Connolly tumbled swarm of Tornadoes, headed by " Into the endzone, capping the drive Rusty ~·lagg. With great field at the 8:06 mark. Southern led 12-8. position forSHS that play could have After two possession changes, been a klller for HT, but Phil BaUey Southern took over with Connolly gave the Wddcats another chance again the workhorse. Brian Allen w.tth a big Interception. and Keith Cook took some of the load ' · HannanTracethenwenttowork off the hls back, however, with using an effective aerial attack a nd considerable yardage of their own. runtalledand thescorewasalB-14. Faced with a misty drizzle aU evening, the skys flnaUy let loose and compounded sljppery field conditiOns, but It didn't stop Southem 's 00 yard drtve. Keith Cook hit the end2one at the4: 45 mark. Cook's plunge was followed by a Joe Wolfe j)ass reception for the conversion to make It 26-14. Individually , Wade Connolly warmed the damp turf with 185 yards on 24 carries. Cook added 91 yards on 18 attempts, Allen was 12 for 45, and Rtffle 7 for 44. ' By.S(X)'IT WOLFE nn-sent~neiS&alf RACINE -'!Wo fourth quarter ~"'---· gave the Southem toUCuuvwu.3 Tornadoes a hard-earned ~14 IliumPh CJVer the huslling Hannan TraceWUdcatsh~Friday ntghttn a raln-daJnnoned SVAC football ,....,. contest. the 11:54 mark. Just one !nlnute later, 10:55 , HT hadanotherscoreas Phil BaJJey hauled In a 64 yard touchdown reception and jaunted downthesldellneuntouchedastwo SHS defenders were wiped out In a collision with an orttctal. The PAT For HT Jeff Barnes was 17 for 56. The WUdcat passing · game was certatnly tnlpresstve with Phil Bailey leading the way wlth 3 receptions for 7\l yards and a · touchdown. Steve Stitt was 1 for 45, and Deke Barnes 2 for 51. Southern hosts Kyger Creek Friday. Hannan Trace plays North Gallia. Friday's high school grid scores Benjamin Lopn 'll, Ri~emont 0 Berea :fi, N . Roya110n 7 Bl! rb hln~ 34. Cardinal 23 Bt>rne Union '!1. Mlllmp011 0 Bl.g Walnut 14 , Olt'lltangy 0 &oom .Carrol.l 34, Amanda.clearcl'el!k 6 Bradford 7B. Tri-Coonty N. 0 Bl"f'Cksvl.lle :M. Strofli!lVilk' 8 Brookfield ll, Cam ptEU-MI!mOrtal l2 Brw klyn '!l Llltll!>ran \\' _8 Bru mwlck ~. Ckl\·erleaJ 17 .BUCkeye S. 19. Martins l'erry 14 Cadiz Ottober 23, 1913 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohi-Pvint Pleasant, W. Va. ~. *·an. wooctwarn 9 Ctn . Colerain 15. Oak HUls 10 an. Aiken WellsvUie 13 . Cai<WeU :n Frootler 7 Canal Fultoo NW :W. Sa ndy Val. 0 Canal Winchester 7. Uberty Union 0 .Gantle ld 28, Strutl'rrs 14 Canton South 28, loulsvWe 18 Canton Ttmken ~. ~ere 14 Car llslc 21 , BeUtrook 13 an. Deer Park 14, GIB"I Es~ 7 Ctn . Eldtr 14 , Mt. Healthy 6 Cln . Focest Park 48, Cln. Anderson 7 Cln. Grrenh.ll.l.s .'ll, Wyorl1JJij;( 14 L1n . McNicholas 7, an. W11lnut Hills 0 an . Moeller '28. an. Bacoo 6 an. Northwe!.1 T, c1n. TUrptn o Cln . Norwood If. Ftnneytown l) Cln . Prlncet(M 23, MkidletOI!IIl22 Cln . Reading 2.1, Hanison 13 Wapakoneta 13 Cenren :IIJe 21. Sprtng. Sooth 12 Chardon 00. Solon 6 Celina 20, Chlllicottr 26, Del~nV are 6 WE LEASE ALL MAKES OF De...,.ment st.aliitlcs s liT 273 Passes1compatt1 ................ .. ... 2-1 1o-19 1nt..-ceptlohs ...... .. .............. .. ..... 3 Fumblestost ............................. 1-() Punts ............... .. .. .. ................. H5 Penaltles ............................... ....so Score by quarters: Soothe'" ........................ .. ...& 9 'Ill 197 2~ 2-.'ll.~ 3-l< o s 11-26 ~ :n. -Amtwsl1Stetle , ...,.., ,LcralJl 8ruJksld!, <lllo , .-. , , 8dloGI •• .,. ,.,_ 8 r.w.y,_ - - """''· """"" " 11. _ w .,._ 1 Arehtnld :II. Sw..om M :::,:g;,';:: i.,A>roo K"""""'7 6 ~~~•• Aun:n G. EINchwood ?12.u. ,......,.,..,...,"·Aknln E!Iellf ,.,.......,..,tdl.,. W.,..,IIardlng O Alaoo Gar!leld "'· , . _ ""' '""" ....,. "'· """""" Fallo 1 0 AI<ronHoban Zl, T _ ., = ~~ ~: = ~•"' ...,.._ 11, r~ """'~•" Jelt,enm 0 =u:~~v,.:.,.. 12 -By KEITH WISECUP . 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We only threw enough to offset them. That's the first game this year we played llke that " commented Belpre's Coach Ral~h Hol!ler. Lee Holder, a dandy left-handed quarterback, scored both Belpre touchdowns on sneaks of one and two. yards out. Both capped drives NEW YORK (AP) - Jimmy . Connors, whowonhistlfthU.S.Open stngles tennis championship, was voted the Caesars Tahoe Professional Athlete lor September by a narrow margin over Genie Coetzee, the Soutli African who became 1980 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON- 9 passe.nger, V-11, automatic, air cond., cruise, tilt wheel, . am-fm 8-track stereo, power seat,s, windows & door locks, plus more! $8895.00 1979 FORD CHATEAU CLUB WAGON WINDOW VAN- J;.,;tlike a brand,new one! Brown & creme in color, V-II automatic, tilt, crulse,delay wipers, dual air, am-fm stereo, Captain's chairs up front, 2 bench seats' in back. WAS $10,500.00 only 8,455 miles! 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', Shawn Eads paced Meigs with 75 Belpre threatened early In the yards on 18 a tlempts whtle Chris first quarter when ·tt drove to the Burdette followed with 18 in five five, but a fumble on first down trips. ended the drive. Burdette and Andy Iannareltlled After failtng on a 45 .yacd field Meigs' defenders with eight solo goal attempt on its second posses- tackles apiece. Tony Welch fol· sion, Belpre hit paydirt with 1:04 lowed with slx and Eads added flve. left on Holder's ftrst score. Bill " It was a game of Held position. Meriwea ther kicked the e~tra We were ln the hole early and never point. seemed to get out of lt. !thought we The Ma rauders drove to the played pretty good, though," said Belpre 32 before time ran out in the Meigs coach Charley Chancey after half. the game. Belpre, currently ranked third In Meigs took to the groun on its first possession in the third quarter anq , the division IV state cmputer promptiy drove to .the Eagle 17 ratings, is In a position to qualify for the state playoffs. before being stopped on downs. The Eagles, portraying the ball"We have to win ail of our games control they are known for, ticked in order to have a chance, .. said off !lve minutes of the clock to Holder. Belpre ts thlrd behlnd Fairland and Coact·Grove. deaden the Meigs' hopes. Friday the Marauders return The Marauders went 8l yards In home against the Trtmble Tomcats. Belpre goes to Wellston . . lt81 BUICK SKYLARK - 4-door wedium blue w-blue ·cloth interior, 4 cyl, automatic, power steering & brakes, tilt wheel, am-fm stereo, wire wheel covers, radial. tires. $5500.00 ' of 53 and 74 yards. Meigs scored on game's final play when senior quarterback Nick Riggs fired an eight-yard pass to sophomore Mike ChanC<'y. Chan· cey made a tremendous onehanded catch In the corner of the night. CARS, TRUCKS .AND VANS Gallipolis, Ohio . Bay :n. N. """""" 1981 OLDS DELTA 88 ROY ALE-4-door, burgundy with matching cloth Interior, 5.7liter diesel-automatic, ac, cruise control, tilt wheel, am-frn stereo w-cassette, rear defroster, radial tires, 31,000 miles. Sharp Car. $6,900.00 . . . Belpre.continues .titl~ drive with ·14. 7 victory over· Meigs. . High school results oowns .............................. 22 Yarctorushlng........ .. ................ 310 19 Yarctopa,.ln ........ ··, ........ Total yards .. ........ ........ ..... ...•389 First Pomeroy.-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Pvint Pleasant, W. V,a. Wt """' tilt rtgllt tt 1111111 quontltt11. ·Hacldrw •t Vinton Counmry iot Motp 'ltllllorii-Yorll • ,- ' ~J . I• ,, •J· �Pi!ge C-4-The Sundoy Times-Sentinel Pon.roy Middleport October 23, 1983 Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaiCII'It, W. Va. :: TIIERE HE GOES - Veteran Jacl<son nmnlng ba.ek George Humphreys ( 48, light jersey) romps for jut IS.yard gain on the second play from scrimmage In Frlday night's SEOAL grid game at Gallipolis. . ~ Humphreys rushed for 1'l9 yards (19lrlps) andSCClred 14 of Jacl<son's 20 points. Bloeker on lower left Is Jackson tackle Mark~ (65) . Chasing Humphreys on left Is_ Gallia's Kev Eastman ( 40). Times-Sentinel p!Jolo by Steve Wilson. Jackson blanks GAHS~ 20-0 GALLIPOLIS - Gal!ia Academy High School's Blue Devils stopped Jackson's ace signal caller Jon Clay Friday night, -but the lads of Coach Brent Saunders were unable to contain veteran running back · George Humphreys and fullback John Price. Final score was 20-0 In favor of the vi sit ing lronmen before a sma ll turnout on rain-soaked Memorial Field. The homecoming loss left GAHS In the second period, with GAHS down 6-0, the Blue Devils were stopped on Ja ckson's 22, 2, and 11-yard lines . GAHS had the oval21 times, Jackson nine In this canto·. Turning point came midway in the third period. GAHS was on the .Jackson 27, with a third and two situation. Jackson held . Following an exchange of downs, Humphr!>ys picked off a Todd Slone pass a'nd waltzed into the endzone with 2: 59 left in the IJ€riod to give JHS a 12-0 \vinless in eight starts, and exlead. tend('(] the Blue Devils' losing GAHS got to the lronmen 28ear!y streak to TO over a two-year period. in the final qua11er, but again the longest in the school's history . Jackson defense held. Jackson's Previous longest Blue Devil losing . final score came following an streak was nine, in the 1964 eight-play, 40 yard drive. Price campaign. smashed over from the one with Coach Jim Reynolds' Ironmen 2:'25 left on the clock . • upped their season record to 5·3. In Senior full back Dave Garber Southeastern Ohio League play, paced GAHS with 54 yards In 14 - Jack son improved its m a rk to 2·1. !tips. Jim Beaver added 43 on 18 GAHS is 0·3 in league actio n. ca rries and Jeff Rathburn had 25on Gallipolis defenders did a good ;L2 attempts. job on Clay, limiting the JHS ace to With the e,xception of one pass minus rfve rushing in five trips. interception, Gallia's sophomore Clay , playing with a limp. was none QB Todd Slone played flaw lessly in for one in the pass ing department. his first varsity start. Humphreys. hmvever. ran wild. Gallipolis out-first-downed the The JHS senior ca r tied 19 times for 179 yards. He scored two touchJackson, 12-9. Tota[yards favo red Ironmen, 224·126. downs, one on a 63-yard ga llop in Steve Patterson. Juan McCabe. the fi rst period, and another on a Bernie Nlehm. Joe Watson and 20-yard run following a pass Ross Swisher recovered five of interception In the third stanza. Jackson's seven fumbles . £-Jumphrrys a lso scored two convt?rGallipolis travels to Logan Frisi<Jn points follo~<ong John P1ice's day. Jackson will host Waverly in a score in the final stanza. non- league cont est. Price finished the game with 49 Statistics: , ya rds in 13 attempts. G ,J Gallipolis had several opponuni- Department First downs .......... , .. .. ...... ....... l2 9 tie'i to score throughout the cont est, Yards rushinR .......................... 171 23.1 9 but fai led to take adva ntage of Lost rushlnfi! ..... ~........... ... ......... 53 i\'Pt n.tshing ...................... ....... 118 224 nuinerous Jackson mistakes. Pass attempls ............. .............. 7 1 Jackson fumbled sevltll, times Completions, . .'. .. ......... 3 0 Intercepted b} ......... 0 1 and lost the ball on five occasions. Yards passing .... ........ 8 0 The lronmen were penalized 10 ~~~~ .. ~ ~ Play" .... 00 41 times for 96 ya rds. Return yarris .. .. .. 0 47 The Blue Devils controlled the FumbiPS ........ . ........ -:·.-:.,, .. 5 . ........ _2 ba!!, nmning 60 plays from scrim- Lost fumb lf'S .. Pf'nalties... .. ... .-.. ... 7-2-1 mage ..JHS managed only 41. Punts ... ... ...................... .........1-R'i • .- Thistledown NOR'I1l RANDALL, Ohio (AP) - lila vid Borden guided Snake Hips to : a come-from-behind victory FrltlaY In the ninth race feature at Thlstledown. ~ake Hips covered the mile and 10 yams In 1:442-5 to pay $4.20, S2.80 .. and$2.40. Burnham finished second and paid $4.7fl and $3, while third-place Ring A Star returned $3. In the last-race lrtlecta, the combination of 8-4-10 paid $1,565.10, Acrowdo13,762wagered$514,184. SXL Chain Saw Score by quarters: Gallipolis ................. ... 0 0 0 0- 0 Jacksoo ...... .' .. ..... .... ...........6 0 6 8-20 The final score of the game for the Big Blacks came In the fourth quarter. It was set up after David Stamper picked ol! a Mann's pass at the Ripley 22-yard line. The PPHS secondary, led by Stamper and Shawn Nibert with two Interceptions each, combined for six Interceptions on the night. Barnette hulled his way into the end zone from the three with 4:07 remalning to make the ltnal score . • • - HOMWTE SUPER &, Jrmton. 7.().1, beet Waverly 49--6. 9, Washlngtm Court H!J.ISC, 7-1, 3, Sa.ndlsky, 8-0, bf!at Barberton :aHI. 4. Mlttiletown. 7-1, mt to ClnctnnaU 5: AusttntlliNn-F1tch, Ml,. bPat Wart?n Harding :lHl. 6,· C'lndnnati Prlncf'ton, 7-1. beat Mld· dll'town ZJ.Z!. 2, Fosta'ta Sl:. Wendelln, 8-{1, beat Northwood !K-7 . 3, Archbold. 8-0. beat Swanton JHI. 4, Mc.-Comb, 8-0. ~at Ubl>rtY Bmton 33- 7, Yoorastown Unullne. 7.0, playOO a t ' Niles McKinley Saturday. beat SpriJigHeld o. 5, Bl'rlJn Cenll'r Westem Reserve, 7-1, 9, Upper Artlngton, 6-l-1, beat Gatuum.11o 7-<1. . 10, Massillon Washtngtoo . 7-1-0, beat Canton GlenOak 17-15. l, Urbana, CLAss'" 8-0, beat lost lo North Lima SJuth Ranp 10.7. 6, Newark Catldlc, 6--1. pla)'t'd u uca Saturday. 7, SWttl Chariest«! Sa.it~asrem, 8-0, beat Jamesb¥-n Gnoent:'\1ew 124 .8, Arllngtoo, 8-0, bloat Vanlue 4Hi. Sprtngfk>ld Shawnee 26-0. 2. El,yrla Catholic', 8-0, beat ~~ AVMUe Teays Valley 2&-7. · 10, LeaVIrtmll'i LaBnte, 8.0, bPat Yt\lngstown Ra)-01 41-12 . CIA!l8A 1. Mccadort-. s-0. beat ~aNn 14-10. Princeton :U.22 B. CenteiVWe. 8-0. South 21-12. • catral Catb;IUC 17-0. 9, New Phlld'IPhla 'I'Uicarawas catto- Panna llc, 6--1, p!ayl'd Malvl'm Sat\ll"day. lO, Mci:nlal d. 7-1, beat Mineral Rldg@ 36-14. Padua ;D.7. • 3, Fcast«ta. 8-0, btat Sytvania N!rth- _.,._ Group gives up on Canton grid franchise CANTON, Ohio (AP) -A group which wanted to bring a United States Football League tranchlse to Canton has given up. "Alleffortsbythegrouponbehalf of football have been ended," said Ed Capri, vtcepresldentlnchargeof. operations for the Canton Bulldogs of the American Football Associa· tion. "As far as we'reconcerned, the Idea of bringing a pro football franchlsetothearealsdead." The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page--C5 - Davis offers $32 million for Indians two point conversion was success· lui when Bradley passed to VanMe· ter once again for a. 23-0 White Falcon victory . lndl>:idually Stewart led all DENVER(AP)-Denverollman Marvin Davis has bid $32 million for the Cleveland Indians baseball franchise _ exceeding other ol!ers by as much as $8 rnllllon _ . but It probably won't he enough to get the . American League team to Denver, a~cording 10 a pllbllshed report. victory over the Guyan .Valley ·. rushers with 89 yards In 11 carries Wildcats Friday night before a rain followed by Anthony Divincenzo drenched senior night crowd at the and Donnie VanMeter added 37 bend area school. yards each in seven and 13 attempts Stewan rushed for 89 ·yards and respectively . Ron Bradley can·ied the game's first touchdown In for 36 yards In 10 tries. Guy an , addition to collecting five tackles . Valley was led by DanlelDavis 1\oth . from his cornerback position while 40 yards in 19 attempts. I Clendenin totaled a game high nlne Bradley completed three of four tackles and . anchored the White aerials for 33 yards while Jeffers Falcons' offensive line which a!- connected on eight of 17 passes for lowed Wahama running .backs to 72 yards. VanMeter caught two rus h .for 201 ,yards on the night. passes for 28 yards for Wahama Wahama opened ·the game's while Glen Frazier hauled in five scoring when Stewart went over receptions for 47 yarqs. from the 15. Van_Meter's kick gave Friday . the White Falcons visit Wahama a 7-0 lead. Buffalo Putnam before closing out Wahama added two touchdowns the season on Nov. 4 at in the final stanza on drives of 48 Williamstown. and 33 yards. Anthony Divincenzo O.parlment Stat~tl"' w GV capped with a six yard run with 9:56 Fkst downs ........................... . 10 6 remaining In the game. Phillip 'Yards rushing ............ · ~- 201 :lJ.:\5 Stewan had the big gain of the :f~!~'y~~" 8 ::::: . ::~ ~~i . ......... .. ..... :14 8-18 scoring series with a 24 yard run. Pa,Jng..... 1 Theextrapointklckwasivtdetothe Interceptions ...... .. o Fumbles-lost .......... 3-2 3-1 right. Penalties-yd.s ..... ... ... .............6-KJ ~Jl The final touchdown of the P unts-avg .................... .. .. . 5-28.8 5·28.0 evening came with just: 17 second ~o;;,~;i'~Y q•"""~-·--· ······ ···--'' :il to play when Donnie VanMeter Wahama ................... ......n 9 o 14-23 In Its ·Saturday editions, the Denver Post quoted anonymous sources a£ saying that Davis had submitted theoffertothefoundatlon that owns the majority of the . Indians' stock. -A Cleveland source alsosald that Davls-whounsuccessfullytrledto buy t)le Oakian<IA'sln the late 1970s _ had given the foundation's trustresonly48hourstoconslderhls ol!er,.the Pnstsa ld . Sani" Lusky, ·a Denver public relations finn official and S]lllkesman for Davis, said Davis wasn't _ available for corrunent. DesplteDavis' ofler, the trustees of the e~tate' controlling the sale of the Indians have saki they would he wllllngto take a "financial haircut" to keep the team In Cleveland. The trustees also have said they have cut the number of new ownersliip passlbllitles from 14 to five. Themajorityoftheteam'sstockls controlled by a charitable trust createdalterthedeathlastsummer ' By GARY CLARK Times-Sentinel Staff MASON ~ Phillip Stewart and Bill Clendenin paced-the Wahama • White Falcons in a 23-0 shutout 0 0 0 Pat O'Neill, anephewforthelate owner, has acknowledged discus· slonswlthgroupsfromDenver,New Orleans, Tampa, and lndlanapolls. O'Neill saki the ~ plan to trlm the list of prospective buyers for the team "down to three In the next few weeks." 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()4 Total yards ............ ................. .163 011. plays ................................ 53 How they fared ·l - ~ Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W, Va. ~========~~~~~~==~====~==~==~~====== Waha~a shuts out Guyan Va.lley, 23-0 \ Pt. Pleasant drops Vikings By JEFF MORRIS Times-Sentinel Staff PT. PLEASANT - The Ripley VIkings had the "Boogie Man ,'' but the Point Pleasant Big Blacks "boogied" all over coach Frank Marino's team Friday night at Sanders Memorial Stadium. · Coach Steve Salford's defense held Ripley quarterback Boogie Manns and the VIking offense to 36 total yards to post a2().{)vtctory on a rain-drenched fleld In front of a sparse Point Pleasant crowd. PPHS, who upped Its overall record to 5-3 and league record to J-3, will not take possession of the Oaken Bucket - a trophy which rotates ~tween the Point PleasantRipley rotary clubs - at least until next season when the Big Blacks will face the Vild'lgs again. Ripley fell to 4-4 overall and 3-4 In the conference. The Big Blacks scored flrst on a punt return with 8: 09 remaining In the second quarter. Senior Jeff Rife momentarily fumbled a David Fisher punt on Rlple'y's 43-yard line but scooped the ball up and raced _ down the left sideline for the score. Sophomore Mike Rhodes kicked the extra point to set the halftime score at 7-0. PPHS hlt paydlrt again with 5: 15 remaining in the third quarter when junior tailback Shawn Thomas, the game's leading rusher with 112 yards on 18 carries, broke loose down the right sideline and sped 47 yards for the touchdown. Once again, Rhodes' extra-point kick was true and PPHS led 14-0. 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Then carne a rash of 15 yard 'Thewbt pushed KC's record to 6-1 . penalties against KC which preoverall and ~ in the SVAC. vented further damage. In a game played In a steady Eastern took over on its 20, then downpour, theBobcatsflrstreached Its best drive of the night began paydlrt by marching 64 yards in 10 plays. Senior fullback Shane Stover which 1ater ended at the .47 on il capped the drive with a 29 yard run, fumble recovery by Mike Elliott A Anthony Kitchen's boot for the EP big play du'rlng the drive was a 20 was low. . yard pass !rom Royce Bissell to Jeff Atter the Bobcat defense held Hawk. Neither team threatened again Eastern for the second time, an Eagle punt gave the Bobcats a first until Kyger Creek exploded for a 71 and 10 at the '1:1. Five plays later, yard touchdown play on a pass !rom KC's Steve Waugh rarnbled over Pennington to Vogel. Pennington !rom the seven. His score came on added the extra points for a 26-0 the opening play of the second advantage. In the opening opening minutes of quarter, A pass for the conversion \be fourth period, Kyger Creek fell incomplete. Three minutes later, junior quar~ dented the scoreboard for the final terback Garry Pennington con~ atlme on an eight yard ron by nectedwlthLarryEdgefora36yard Pennington, A ron for the conver~ slon was stopped. TD.Aron for the extras faUed . A determined Bobcat defense led On the Bobcats' fourth series, the senlorsJ.D. andDavld Galllans three stral!;_hi BARLOW - The NelsonvU~ II!'-York Buckeyes handed Warren Local Its second straight setback 8-0 here Friday. The loss all but knocked the Warriors out of the 1983 title picture. 'The Buckeyes scored early In the fourth' quarter on a safetY when Warren's Ron Riffle fumbled a pitchout and quarterback Greg Huffman recovered the ball in the end zone. Martin and juniors Larry Edge and Vogel continued to stop any Eastern running threats. In the -final six minutes, Coach Mark Harnnan inserted his reserves. The Bobcats had another chance at a score but chose not to do so. Gaining possession at the eight with over two minutes left, Kyger Creek ran one play before reserve quarterback Tom Waugh took the snap and fell to the turf. Steve Waugh led the Bobcat offense with 120 yards rushing. Kyger Creek goes to Southern Friday while Eastern, 0-7~1 hosts Southwestern. ATHENS- Portsmouth won the first half and Athens won the second half Friday night at Athens, resulting In a 12~12 deadlock in a non-league contest. Playing on a soggy grldlron, the Trojans covered just 24 yards on their first drtve, <;apped by Alvin WUllams' six yard TD run. Williams struck again In the second period from five yards out, and following a missed conversion run, Portsmouth led 12.0 with 5: 30 remaining bt the first half. The Bulldogs got on the score~ board with 2:40 showing In the !bird ll \93 125 318 8 4 0 2 .. 7 Passes compleled . . . .." 3 1nterceptlons . .... D Fumbles . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . . .... .... .. ... 2 Fumbles \no;t ... ...... ............ ..... 1 Pena lties .. ... ..... ..... .... ...... .... ,.... 9-92 By quartc!rs: 1 12· 1~ East£>rn ......... ..... .. ............. o 0 0 0-- 0 Kyger Creek ........................6 12 8 6-32 are shown tackling Kyger Creek's steve Waugh during seclllld quar1er actloo of Friday's SVAC aDd nl8bed for 1m yards mJead!ng lhe Bobcalslo a ~ vlctory: In the background Is the Bobcal8' J.D. Bradbury ('lO) and Eastem's Jolm Edwanls ('72). encoonter at Cbelldre. Waup scored one touchdown Kevin Napier photo. BRINGS WAUGH DOWN - Two Ealltem plqers UEl'Ell:Mili/ED LOOK - Southwestem halfback . faces Pirate lineman Jack Glassburn, at rlgbl, during NG's au scoring romp over the Wghlaoders Friday. ' :Friday's high school grid scores Cbl. St. Xavier 34. Cln. L.aSa~r Ctn. ~camare' 19, Mariemont 0 Cln. Western Hills 7. Ctn. Taft 0 13 Ctn . WlthJ'OU.' 12. Cln. Hughf:'5 0 C lrd~Nille 21. Greenfield MC'Cialn li . Ck!. Adams 36. Oe. Kennedy 8 (.1c. Brush 31, Eastlake North 22 cw. central Cath. 2CJ. ae..Hcncdictinc oe. Hay IJ. Cle. W. Tech 12. tif' C\e. Lincoln-West B. Cle. Coltlnwood 6 C\l". Swth 26. Cle. Marshal\12 Plnton-Ma.sstc 32, YelklW Springs 18 1 ColdWater 42. New Bremen 1 , Colonel Crawtlrd 33. Pleasant 8 Clltumtta 21!, AVUl 22 C:ol\lmliana 8, Jack.soo·Mihm 0 Cot. Academy '17, Grandview 0 CJJI. &echcrOft 21, Col. Mlmln 7 Col. BriggS '/1, Co!. ~n [ffinlal o Col. Bn:ckh;~ven 14. Col. Linden· McKir11ey 0 Cell. East 14. Col. Indi:>p£'11ck>r1cr> 6 Cot. Markln·F f anklln 3. CD\. Y.,'hf't!;tont' 10 -· 'll, Cot. E<!Stm')[)l" 7 , Col. Nor1hla.nd Col. Ready !6, CoL Hart1t1' 14 , Col. We51 21. Col. So.Jth 14 CoL Westland 14. Grove City 6 ron '"" .,, ,.,.,..,.. " Coltim'ws Grove 27. C!idersvUte 1-'tn'Y ::~~: 60s.~:UnNo~~. 6 North· 8 CrestUnl' 15. Oear Fork U Cuyahoga Hl5. 7, Jn~n.PIKf 0 Dalton ~ . Ncxwayne 6 Day. Belmont :n, Day. Patterson lJ Day. Ml.'adOI'o'dale N, Col Walnut Ridge RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande College's Redmen broke . a school soccer scortng record here last week en route to a 6~2 M!d~ Ohio Conference vlc.tory over Cedarville College. The Redmen shattered the school record for points in a game. The previous mark had been set In a 5.(l victory over Circleville Bible Col· lege on Oct 8 and matched Oct151n a 5-1 victory over Urbana College, The Win was also the sixth In the last seven decisions for the Red ~ men. They hold a perfect 5-0 record al Stanley Evans Field and are 4~2 in MOC play. Victor Aikor opened scoring for the Redmen with just 22 seconds gone in tbe opening stanza. Jeff Smith followed with a goal at thel: 10 mark of tbe half to bolster a -2.1J Redman advantage. . The Yellow JacKets narrowed the lead to 2~1 wlth'a score on a penalty kick with five minutes expired bl the second half. The Redmen countered with a goal of their own by Andy Thorn with 21: 00 left and iced the win with a goal by K. K. Kasama three minutes later, Ce~ darvUle scored lts fbtal goal with 14: 00 remaining when Rob Custodio =,!:,~~-~""" 8 Fmnoot """1l!. Manon " '"""'" g::';," ~··:.!::"',.!,,.,. 12 10 Day. Nanhr\dge 40, Eaton 6 Day. Sk>bblnS 19, Sprlng. North fi Day . Wayne 19. Day. Canull 11 Detptns St . Jom l. MariOn Local o Dbcle ll, BrookvUle 0 Dublll'l ~. sextey 0 E . Canton 10. E . Palestbl e 0 . ""'"" 21. Bet"'!·Tat• JJ g~:::~~· 0~·::"~...• a...ru~ow"o"""" 21. """"" o g;:nv.,.:;.,~=.., s." """""' wewooo~ 1, Gcanvtn. o E. Clll1tCI'I B. Blanchcster 6 E. Ltv~\ ~ St»ubenvWe Ci;th. H · Eastwood 8, Elmwood 7 Edison 9. A5hland Crestview fi '"""' Lak• 18• u""" "'"" vat Indian Valley N. ~. Jewett·Sclo 6 6 '""'"'' .,, waverty • Edon 'll, Hicksville 0 Elida 14, Van Wert B. J"""" '"· """""'"' F a irbanks 21 , MI.'Chanlcsti.Jrg 0 FodrWrn 14 , Reavercrrek 'l . a 44~yard run. He then caught a six calls. l'he Pirates travel to Hannan Pickens pass and took It bt for 24{) Trace this Friday as league play advantage. SW decided after yleldbtg three begins wbtding dOWn, and W Is the quick TDs to the hosts, It was time to guest of Eastern, ep-' NG SW fight back. The Highlander~tense _ D First do'Nns ........... .................. 13 7 began playing better In the second Yards rushing ........... . ........ 4Gl 170 4 quarter, and the Pirates were dealt Yards passing ............... .. .......... 0 Total yardage ... .. ....... 483 174 a blow wben Kemper was ejected Passesat1emptro ....................... 2 6 Passes completed ....................... 0 2 !rom the game on a personal foul. ....... ............. .. ....... 1 0 The Highlander of!ense ralllro, Interceptions Fumbles ............. ............. ... ...... 1 2 forcing NG to the one-yard line at Fumbles lost.; ........................... } 0 8: 45. Tim Burnett took the ball Penallles .................... ............ .2·ll 6-70 Scorebyqu......., through to score the Highlanders' North Gallla ............... ~ ..... 24 8 16 14-62 Southwestern .. .. .. .. .. ......... . 0 11 0 o- 6 .singleTD. Despite the mud and a stiffened . - - - - - - - - - - - SW defense, the PirateS came roarbtg ·back. Penick roshed six yardsthroughtheHighlanderllneto score with 4:26 left. Penick alqo slipped through a hOle In the defense to score the extra points. The scorebOard read 32-6. Penick romped again in the tltlrd (Formerly Fulton-Thompson) canto, scoring on a five-yard run at 11 0 Spring Ave, Pomeroyl 8: 55, Mark Forman ran the ball In PH. 992~5101 for \be eXtra pobtts. At 4: 59, Penick rushed downtleld 44 yards btto the SW endzone. Pickens passed to Glassburn again, and the quarter ended with an NG lead of 48-6. ' Both sides launched drives agabtst each other bt the fourth breaks. quarterthatwentnowhereuntn6: 39 0 .John G}eJ!n ~. River View 14 Johnstown 12, Licking HIS. 10 Jo""'''"" Nonluidg<o "'· Ucklng Vat 18 Elyria Cath. J9. Pqrma Padua 7 Euclid 1~ . Bedford 1J ' VINTON - · Eric Penick, North Gallla's hard~runnbtg tailback, rushed for 369 yards and scored all but one of the Pirates' eight touchdowns in Friday's 62-6 homecoming victory over Southwestern. TheSVACwbt increased Penick's total rushing record on the season to 1,459 yards. He's scored 150 of his team's total248 points. The Pirates are now 6-1 on the season and~ in teague play. Southwestern dropped to 1~7 overallandiswbtlessblthreeleague garnes. NG kept the Highlanders from recordbtg any slglllflcant statistics, but senior guard Jim Burnett led W in rushing with 127 yards. NG's Scott Roush and Bill Harden ledPirate defenderswlth16 tackles each. . The PirateS' strategy in !he first half was efficient - a deep boot by Pirate Matt Kemper into the visitors' territory with defensive players keeping the visitors from breaking out beyond the 40-yard nne. Southwestern fumbled in the first quarter, with the Plrates' Brian Hawks recovering. Hawks took the ball down to the Highlander 30 to give the Plrates one of thelr first big ASSOCIATED FABRICATORS INC. . Tomcats Win WELLSTON - Trimble went 71 yards In five plays on the game's ,\ . openbtg drive and held on for a 7...:2 Win over Wellston here Friday. , The Tomcats remained aUve in theTVC title race with a ~1 mark, one game behind front-nmning Belpre. Paul Jewell scored \be game's only TD as he sprinted 30 yardS. Wellston scored when a Trimble punt snap saUed through the end zone. Trimble had 222 total yards comnpared to 100 for the Pickens PAT pas · .. s andthescorewas }6-{), NG continued the onslaught Wlth period when Steve Robe capped a 57 !dog 34 yard stripe, · but ran ou,t ef yard drive with a one yard scdring downs. · • run. A conversion run failed. The wet field conditions showed Athens knotted the score in the In the game slats as Portsmouth fourth quarter when the Bulldogs finished with nine first downs, 164 blocked a Trojan punt at the five yards rushing, and completed two yard line~ of eight passes for 16 yards. On the first play from scrim~ Athens netted eight first downs, mage, Dan.Abdella ran into the end 86 yards rushing, and failed on 12 azone with 4: 37 remaining in the pass attempts. contest ' · Dan Reid led the Trojans with 84 An Important extra paint kick by yards on 11 trips whUe Wllllams Athens was blocked and the score finished with'70 yards on 22 carries. remained deadlocked. Mark WUllams topped the Bul~ In the final minute of play !dog rushers with 93 yards 'ln 18 Portsmouth marched to . the Bul~ carrtes. Score by quarters: Portsmouth .......... 6 6 0 0-12 Athens ......... ... ..... 0 0 6 ~12 garne over the winless Falcons as \be VIkings mounted 251 yards to Miller's 96. Vinton County is 2-5 in tvc play while Miller drops to0-7. SpartansRamble ALBANY- Jerry Green ripped for four touchdowns and 268 yards rushing liS he led Alexander to a 33-26 Win over Federal-Hocking here Friday. Ryan Ainsworth passed for three touchdowns and kicked five extra points Friday night as the Ironton Tigers demolished Waverly 49~6 In a non~ league contest Playing In a steady drizlle of rain at Waverly, Ironton did not get on the board untO the final two minutes of the first quarter when John Pembertonscored!romtheoneand Ainsworth toed the conversions. The !·Tigers scored three times in the second period as Ainsworth tossed three scoring strikes in a span of seven minutes. He found Duane Downey with a 34 yard strike, then hit Cary Miller with an eight yard toss, and came back to Downey with a 44 yard effort with Pierre Tlsmo running a two point conversion. Eight minutes Into the third quarter Pemberton picked up his second TD on a one yard run and linebacker Chris Parsons picked off a Waverly pass and dash<;d 55 yards to paydlrt with 46-seconds remabt~ lng in the third period. At this point, Coach Bo.b Lutz Inserted his subs with the score standing at 43~0. On the first play from scrimmage lor Waverly Chris Ha milton scored on a 75 yard pass from Rick Robinson with just 32 seconds remairung. . Bill Snyder tallied Ironton's fourth period touchdown on a one yard r un with six minutes left. The v!ciocy upped Ironton' s w.. Dato - Gymnasium Ocl. 231·3 p.m .-open Ri'Creallon ........ ..... ... , ...... ... .... . 6 p.m.·Redme n Scrlmmase vs. Shawnee State Pool .......... 1-3 p.m.-Open Swim Oct. 24 6-8 p.m.-College Recreation ...................................... .... Noon·l p:m.-Fitnes.s Swim . 6-8 p.m.-College Swim ~t. 25 6-8 p.m. .COllege Recrealion ........................................... 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Mrs. Fenderbosch's "llaiHf· fame" s1to1 came on the par 3, number two bole. Sbe !l8llk the 167-yard ace wllb a live Iron. 1be shot was wii:Dessed by Ealher Bechlel. r~an;d~the=Hig;;~hlande~ . =~rs=lo~st~70~yards==on;:============~ e,\6 \l season mark to 7~0-1 with just one ' contest, an SEOAL game wltb ' Athens, remairung on its schedule. The Tigers were unable to schedule a tenth game this year. ·. Waverly, now 1-7, ·firushed with six first downs, nine yards rushbtg; and completed two of13 passes for · 89 yards, with three intercepted. · The 1-Tigers amassed 17 first "·· downs, rushed for 240 yards, and hit four of seven pa sses for 100 yards: ' Pemberton led all ball carriers'''" with 19 carries for 91 yards in just' ' three quarters of action while Tony · ' Tackett had 19 yards for the Helen Fenderbosch reconls first ace ReiJate coupon !ma~lmum :oRDER NOW & UNTIL . NOV. 15TH . . . .... Flndlay u. ElyrtB 0 flrel.ani±'> :J3. S. Amherst 0 A• LIMITED TIME OFFER FROM PAT HILL FORD A wlld first quarter, in which 32 points were scored, included two • kickoff returns for touchdowns. Th,e •. : Lancers' Glen Singer returned the ' openbtg kickoff 00 yards for a touchdown and later Green re-.turned one 68 yards for another · -' score, Alexander, now 2-51n TVCplay, gabled 327 total yards while the Lancers had 250. Federal-Hocking · is 1-6 in league play . Score by quar'U!rs: Ironton ......... ....... ..7 22 14 6-49; :; Waverly .......... ..... 0 0 6 0- 6" ::· drilled a shot into the left side of the .Sireak E><tended '. •• goaL Terfa and V(ctor Aikor WAVERLY - Q u a r t e r b a c k r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ' -- - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - --o--_ . • finished Rio Grande_'s scoring with rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ a back~to-back goals in the flnal10 minutes. 50TH ANNIVERSARY ' Andy George was the ~ner bt SPECIAL the goaL It was his sixth win lJi seven decisions. ~~~~~~~~~~.a~·~-~~~~~·~;;;;;;;;~4~9;sec;;o;nds~~~f~t,~P~eru~ck~~~~~ Faltneld U. Hamlltoo H F'll'ld 1';1, Mcdina Hlgh!Blld fi Rockets now 3-3-1 in TVC play. ' ~-~ · Vlldnp Blank MJDer HEMLOCK - After a scoreless first llalf, Vinton County found the end zone twice for a 14.0 win over MlllerhereFriday. The Vikings scored when Mike OUsley ran five yards and again as Steve Crow caught an 11 yard pass from Terry Radekin. Vinton County dominated the Lyne Cenler Schedule k <~ Oct. 23. 1983 COMING SOON Utile time was wasted thereafter was left on the dock and junior back as Penick ran 26 yards with 8: 36left . Mark Foreman ran28yardstoscore in the quarter to score the firSt TD. again for tl!e Pirates. His pass Quarterback Scott Pickens then attempt for the conversion failed. passed to Jack Glassburn for the Wlll13: Ol'remalnlng in the game, extra points. Pet\lck drove up his total game· The Pirates agabt squeezed the yardage with a 66-yard dash for the Highlanders, ; Ibis , time to the Pirates' final TD. one-yard line, alid wlll13: 58 remain· NG recorded tota1468 yards In the ing, Penick broke through to score. game, while W had 174, The 30 hosts Thurman Holliday connect.f!d on a were penalized twice lot yards wood 1 Two minutes later, N-Y's Jay Kline caught a six yard TD pass !rom Pat Bohyer. N-Y ·had 121 total yards while Warren Local mounted only 66. Riffle was held to 52 yards rushing. Warlfll falls to i>-2 in TVC play while N-Y goes to >1-3. Redmen set scoring mark Penick runs wild, Pirates humble Southwestern, 62-6 · Jim BumeU ( 40) looks detennlned as he tries lo break ilie grasp of an wlidentlfled NorthGaDia defender and Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-C-7 •.• ·. Athens ties Portsmouth; lr9nton wallops .Waverly, 49-6 KC IHpartment E First ctowns .... :... ........................2 Yards rushlng ........•..... ~ ............ :.l) Yards passing ..... ;.......~ .~- ....... .. . 20 Total yarda2e . ... .. . . . . . .... 5C ·PasS(>S alfemp!ed . . The Buckeyes, Tomcats, Vikings, Spartans post.TVC triumphs~," ~:~ Bobcats n:take homecoming success with 32-0 grid win ' Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi~Point Pleasant, W. Va. Oo:lubw 23, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pa• C-6---The Sunday Times-Sentinel ••. 281 W. MAIN DALE HILL FORDPH.TRACTOR ' 112·1441 Chevrplet-Oidsmobile, ·Inc. 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KITI 59,01 dockworker wa5 killed and 10people Costa fUca, In their fight against the ,: wounded, Including two children, a Sandlnlsta government. ranking official of Nicaragua's Force rebels recently attacked Sandlnlsta government said Puerto Sandlno and Cortnto, Nlcru:Friday. gua •s two oil-unloading ports on the The official, who asked not tJJ be Pacific coast. The attack on Carinto ldentilled, said the attackers tried destroyed more than 3 milllon but failed to blow up two fuel tanks gallons of fuel , crippling the • but damaged a nwnber of boats In country'seconomy. • the attack which began Thursday In Washington, the Reagan. ad· night on the Caribbean port , 270 minlstra \ion turned down Nlcara · miles northeast of Managua, Nicaguan proposals lor ending outside ragua's capital. support for guerrilla movements in Mlsurasata - an organization of Central America, calU!:Jg It "detiMlsklto, 'Rama and Suma Indians - clent" and saying It would not . -from the Caribbean ~t- took negotla te them directly with the , reilponslblllty for the attack, the Sandlnlstas. third this year on Puerto Cabezas. Former Secretary of State Heney The organization works closely A. Kissinger, back from a recent with the Nicaraguan Democratic tJJur of Central America, said the Force rebels based In Honduras. situation in the region "Is graver Nicaragua claims theCIAishelplng than most of us had expected'' and ts both the Force and the Revolu tlon· 1 likely to explode In war unless a new . ary Democratic AWance, based In course can be set. . Warships steam toward Grenada be one of three diplomats to go to of the Caribbean Cominunity and Grenada. Common Market In Port-of-Spain, in Washington, Pentagon sources Trinidad . said the alrcratt carrier USS Independence and ships carrying She said the small Island nations 2,!XXJ Marines for duty In Lebanon · had limited milltary forces but had not asked the UnitedStatesorGreat had changed course and would Britain for military help. stand by off Grenada In case the 1,!XXl Americans living on the Island "We really think this Is Engllsh· speaking Caribbean business to be had to be evacuated. Heads of the six nations belonging sortedoutbyusbeforewetalktJJany : to the Organization . of Eastern third country," she said. Caribbean States began Friday tJJ Most Americans living on the plan a move against the new regime 133-squlire-mlle island are students , In Grenada, Including possible and faculty at the St. George's • · mllltary intervention. U.S. 59urces UniverSity School of Medicine. estimate Grenada has 800 unl· The military junta has said all · formed troops. foreigners wUI be safe. Austin met ; Prime Minister Eugenia Charles Friday with the university's vice ; chancellor, Geoffrey Bourne, and of Dominica said the leaders would discuss the Idea tonight at a meeting proposed the diplomatic Inspection. · BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (AP) - U.S. warships steamed toward Grenada Saturday and Caribbean leaders considered milltary Inter· ventlon on the Island, where an army junta ordered residents to stay in their homes or be shot. . Meanwhile, anny Gen. Hudson Austin and his 16-member council waited Saturday lor an Inspection team of diplomats from the United States, Great Britain and Canada. Austin and his council took control of after the anny killed Grenada ' Prime Mlnlster Maurice Bishop and y "' ' ' ,!Jjl three Cabinet members Wednesday. ' MARINES MOURN COU.EAGUE- An open·aircommemora· The U.S. Embassy In Barbados tlve service was held at the U.S. Marine HQ Friday for Sgt. Allen Solfert · c<inflnned Austin proposed the who was kDied Oct. 14. LeiiAIIng the service was Rabbi Amold E. Inspection visit and that Kenneth Resnicolf. The dead Manne had spent three and a hall months service Kurze, a staffpolltlcalofflcer, would In Lebanon, (AP Wirephoto). . 749 days before Reagan first said' he would sign the bUI. Thomson had asked Reagan to veto the bUI on grounds that King was "a man of Immoral character whose frequent assoCiation with leading agents ol communism Is well established." Reagan's response said: "1 have the same reseiVatlons you have, but here the perception of too many people Is based on an Image, not reality." In his phone call to Mrs. King, Reagan asked her not tJJ he offended by his news conference remark Wednesday that "We'll know In about 35 years" whether her husband was a communis\ sympathizer. apparently satisfied with his sincerity," Steve Klein said. "We think 'proud tJJ sign' Is a pretty strong statement. ... That's been the main thing a)l along, to · get the president's signature and to get the bill enacted." Mrs. King, however, had nothing tJJ say about comments Reagan ·made against the holiday proposal In a letter to former New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson revealed Friday. Reagan's call to Mrs. King was placed shortly after the former governor disclosed the letter, written 1B HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) -An , " Inmate who admitted ldiUng Adam • · Walsh, the 6-year-old whose disap:! pearance was recounted In·the TV :.. movie .. Adam," also claims he :! ·!CIIled 35 tJJ 50 other people while -; wandering with a confessed mass· :: murderer, pollee said. • • Authorities announced Friday ·: night that 0tt1s Elwood Toole, 36, : ~ signed a confession In Adam's 1981 :' death after detectives asked him :: questions based on a tip from Henry •; Lee Lucas, a 47-year-old drlfter In ; ; custody In Texas who hbnself : ; claims to haye killed 165 people. · Toole and Lucas traveled to•·-· • gether between F1orida and Texas ' and are accused tJJgether In the : ' death of a Louisiana woman, Pollee , Chief Sam Martin said. Investlga· : tors have said the men are linked to • G!lunsolved homicides In nine states. '- But Martin said that Toole, a convicted arsonist who Is under Indictment for two murders in , Florida's Duval Coonty, Is sus· • peeled alone In lhellttle boy'sdel\th. " "We. feel quite confident that : Toole Is the Individual who killed : 1 Adapl Walsh. We can't at this time· •, reveal the evidence that we have a't :. hand," said Assistant Chief Leroy •••-, Hessler. ·! "I heard '• • ' Dll€ ' gruesome," Hessler added. Toole confessed orally Wednes· day tJJ 35 to 50 other siayings around the country, pollee said. · Adam's parents could not be located Friday night for comment. A spokesman at the Adam Walsh Resources Center In Fort Lauderdale said they planne<j a statement this afternoon. The stJJry of Adam's disappearance July 'II, 1!&, from outside a Sear8, Roebuck and Co. store In a Hollywood shopping center, was tJJld In the NBC inovie "Adam," broadcast Oct. 10. The boy's severed head was found on Aug. 10, 1~1, In a canal along the Florida Turnpike near Vern Beach, about W miles north of Hollywood. But pollee had few clues about his ldller or where the rest of his body had been dwnped. ' Toole, serving a '20-year arson term at the Union Correctional FacUlty In Raiford; told detectives he had driven tJJ South F1orlda tJJ abduct someone and that he spotted Adam alone outside the store, Hessler said. · "He lured him 011er tJJ Ills car. He promised him candy and_toys and forced him Inside the car. He drove oat to the F1orlda Turnpil(e ... and proceeded north," Hessler said. "Toole had Adam outside the city ot HollYwood before Mrs. Walsh knew he was gone," Hessler added. • He was referring to FBI files on King that were ' ordered sealed by a federal court until the year 'mi. ; When he arrived Friday in Augusta, Ga. where he Is : spending the weekend, reporters asked Reagan II ; Mrs. King had accepted his apology. :; "Yes," he said. "We had a nice conversation .." Mi's. King's spokesman said Reagan called the : Femarks a mistake. Klein-liald Mrs. King pointed out 'that the Senate Select Committee on Assassinations :: found there was no baslsloranyoftheallegatlons that ~ King had communist ties. •' .. •, ·Inmate admits killing j 'Adam' among dozens of the detalls ; . ·l)!garding the homicide. It made : "eharles Manson 900Jid llke Tom · ··Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn - very '' By 'lbe Associated Pre!l8 Anti-Sandlnlsta rebels In speed· boatsopenedflrewithmachlneguns and a small cannon In their third attack this year on the Nicaraguan port town of Puerto Cabezas but tailed tJJ destroy two fuel tanks In their fight against the leftist government. In other Central American developments, foreign ministers from the Contadora group - Ven€'Zllela , Colombia, Mexico and Panama were scheduled to meet Saturday In Panama City t6 again try to defuse the worsening Central American violence. In El Salvador, leftist rebels attacked a clvll defense post Friday at Santo Domlngo, 45 miles northeast of San Salvador, kWing two defenders and wounding six. In the Puerto Cabezas attack, a I FAN BELTS KITS PISTON RING OVBIWA ... AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Pres!: dent Reagan's scores at the exclusive Augusta National Gall Oub are "going to !Je the best kept secret of : the weekend," saysTreasurySecre.: tary Donald T. Regan. .Reagan and his wife Nancy : arrived here late Friday for a , three-day stay with Treasury Secre; tary Regan, Secretary ol State · George J', Shultz and former Sen . . · Nicholas Brady, R-N .J., and their wives. Regan, who golfed with the president last month, refused tJJ talk about Reagan's Ukely scores this weekend. "Let's put It this way," said the Treasury secretary. "It will ' be less than the deflc!t." The deficit Is expected to· approach r.u> billion. ·• Before settling In for the weekend, Reagan said he had apologized to Caretta Scott Klilg. widow of the slain civil rights leader, about a remark he made at a news conference Wednesday. On that occasion, Reagan was asked if he thought King was a communist sympathizer. Referring to court-sealed documents that will be opened In the year 'lfffl, Reagan said, "We~llknowinahout35years." Reagan called Mrs. King on Friday tJJ explain his remark. "He didn't want her to misunderstand his feelings," said White House spokesman Larry Speakes. Speakes said he would not characterize the call as an apology. Yet, Reagan left a different : ·• Impression wheri he was asked by reporters If Mrs. King had accepted · his apology. He paused and replled, : "Yes. We had a nice conversation." greatest Increase in gas prices from second quarter 1982 to second quarter 1983. • "East Ohio's average price Increase of 29.7 percent : (serving qeveland) compares with Increases of 10.7 : percent In the Columbia Gas service area (Including Colwnbus) and 0.7 percent In the Cincinnati Gas and Electric service area (Including Cincinnati)," it said. · The report said Ohio coal production for the second qulrter of this year decreased 17.7 percent, coin~ . tJJ the sam~ period of 19112, based on preliminary data. For the year-to-date, coal production was off 21.6 · percent from the same period In 19112. · "The Division of Geological Surveys stated ·that , only 227 of the 319 reporting mines (71.1 percent) listed • any production of coal In the cuiTent quarter," the _ report said. Rebels hit _Nicaraguan pon Reagan's golf · ~core kept -under wraps WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The widow of Martin Luther King Jr. says she Is satisfied President Reagan was sln.:;ere when he said he would be proud . to sign a bill honortng her late husband with a national holiday, despite his comments displaying reservations about such an obsel'\iance. A spokesman for Caretta Scott King confirmed Friday that Reagan called Mrs. King to apologize for · remarks he had made at a nationally televised news conference that offended her, and said he'd be proud ; tJJ sign the holiday bill. . "She talked to the president •rtrst-hand and is WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID 59c Total consumption ol electr1clty In April, May and June was up 2 percent over the same pertod a year ago. But a year-to-date comparison shoWed a decrease of 6.4 percent between 1~ and 1983. The report said tile average monthly electric bWfor a resident consuming 500 kilowatt-hours was 11 percent higher in Colwnbus, 10.5 percent higher in Cleveland and 6.7 percent higher In Cincinnati. "Second-quarter 1983 total sales or natural gas, as reported by Ohio's eight major gas utilities, dipped4.2 percent from second quarter 19112 total sales," the report said. Sales were up 5.6 percent to resldentlal customers, up 5.4 percent tJJ the corrunerclal sector and down 17.2 , percent to Industrial users. Average bills paid by natural gas customers also rose. The report said East Ohio Gas recorded the :King widow "satisfied' with Reagan apology .: EZ-SIDER II FREEZE - The report measured demand on the basis of gallons of gasoline taxed. John Andes, a spokesman for Stal'ldard Oil Co. _ (Ohio). Cleveland, agreecol there had been a_slight increase. "We are seeing it ourselves ·in our studies of gasoline consumption. But we're kind of unimpressed with it. I don't know if I'd even call it a trend," Andes · said. "You're seeing a comparison, especially lorthe st<ote of Ohio, to a very depressed year last year. "We're still expecting that over the long run, the five-or 10-year period, you'll see total gasoline conswnptlon declining at a slow rate," Andes said. The Ohio Energy Data Second Quarter 1983 Review also showed a Jl!IIlP In total co!liwnptlon ol electricity: an Increase In residential use ol natural gas and a drop In coal production. • '' , - judge says he'll enjoy killer's execution t "' • • •• • SANfA ANA, Calif. (AP) - A_:. judge who sentenced a Convicted: 1 murderer to death fora "dastardly'~: . crime told the condemned man "would enjoy" his execution. • • "It's my greatest hope, sir, that : you wW actually be executed," : Orange County Superior Court.· Judge Rober! Fitzgerald told Jolui ; Louis Vlsclotti on Friday. • F1t;zgeraldsentencedVlsclottl, 26;: ol Anaheim. to death for fatally · shooting a co-worker and attempt- : lngtomurderanothermanwhowa& : left .for dead In a remote Orange • County canyon last November. • A jury had recommended th~: death sentence for Visclottl, who· along with co-defendant Brian Lyle: ; Hefner was found guilty of slaying • Timothy Dykstra, 22, and wounding : Michael Wolbert, 21, after 11\vltlng : them to a party last Nov. 8. •; Hefner was senten~o life II( ' prison, butFitzgeraldu · the lucy: to recommend the de · senterlffi. ' for Visclot.tl, who was convicted as· · the gunman. · Fitzgerald later explained, "This : particular case ·was the most. : dastardly crime you - can _ come.· across. "They knew when their ~ workers were getting paid, knew they were getting paid a lousy $EO a .. Week, and took them Into the hUls to ; kill them. It's pathetic." -' · ru:·; \ POUCE ANNOUNCE CONFESSION - Aallslam Pollee Chief Leroy -HI!IIIIer, (left) 111141 Chief ol Pollee Sam Mariln ol Hollywood, Fla., IUIIIOUIIce at a news conference late Fliday night that a l'torlda '· . • pr11on lnnplte, OUitl Elwood Toole, 38, luuJ ligned a conleslion admiUing lo kidnaping and ldDing six year olcl Adam Wal8h who disappeared !rom a Hollywood shopping center on July :rl, 1881. (AP Lase.,ttot'!). .- �Tirrils-Sentinel • Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1983 31 Tribune - 446-2342' Sentinel 992-2156 Register 675-1333 - 3 -Announcement s 4 Gtveaway 5-Happy Ads 6 lost and Found 7 -Yard Sale (paod on adva nce) 8-Puboc Sale 9-Wanted to Buy Classified pag~s corer r he following telephone exchan{!es ... • 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping EquipmaFJI 59-For Sale or Trade 35-Lots & Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted lmpl wrnvnt I8R lt96 41 - Houses for Rent 42-Mobrle Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Re•lt 11 -Help Wanted 1 2 - S•tuated Wanted 1 3- lnsurance .. 1 4 Busmess Tr ammg ... 15-Schools 1 6-Radoo, TV & CB Rep aor 17-M•scellaneous 48- Equ•pment lor Rent 1 8-Wanted To Do 49-For lease · .: Public Notice • ' , PUBLIC NOTICE 'ljle Weslev Chapel Church now ;tJ1sbanded bu1ld1ng con tP.n l s.and land wilt be otl ered lor s;lle • by ihe Athf'ns Dtstnct Un~ed MethOdist Un1on 30 d aY,S:f,oiTI th1s date Butld1ng IS s fratn e soucture dlld sound P~ojJ P"rty 1:. located on Tov-.n s h1~ : Road 10 1n. Chesh1re TOWrJShlp Subm1t bds bv NPYornber 15th 1983 t o Ai-hefoS,DIStrtCt MethCdiSI Un on· P 0 Box 6 7 fhe Plams Oh(o4 5780 i.hP Sf'IIF'r rPserves the r1ght to ~~JeCt any and all b1ds I od ., 6 23 3o ' . '' ... 1: · Card of Thanks • ;CA RD OF THANKS W~ want 'to expres our thanks to fnends and neighbors for the1r ktnd· neis and thoughtful ness durmg the recent death of husband and father Robert W Ramey 2 Not LEGAL NOTICE liun shoot Racme Gun Club Every Sunday 1tartmg 1 p m Factory choked guns only 1s hereby grven that So1r1t CommunJcat1ons Coroorat10n has app)1ed to the Puhl r. Ut1l !If'S CQm.(T'ISSIOn ol Oh10 lor authonty 19 prov1d e IntrastatE> sw1 tc;h ed 'VOce and pr vate l ne 1ntere:..cnange teleco mmun iCa tiOns serv1Ces 1n Oh1o Any m terested person f1 rrn corporatiOn or ent1t) wh o can show good cause \\~Y such appl 1cat1011 should not be gran tP.d ~nould l 1le Nlth the CommtSSIOn a wr tten sratemPnt detail ng sad reasons on or before Novembe1 10 1983 Unless the CommiSSIOn re ce1ves wnnen statement(Sl to that effec t and an accompany 1ng reauest for oral heanng 1n thiS matter the casP. Nlll be decrded on afltdav1tS to be subm1 ll !"d by the applicant hPrem Further on lormat10n may be obta•ned by con tact1ng the Publ1c Ut111 !1es CommiSSIOn o f Oh10 3 75 South Htgh Street ColumQus Oh10 43215 THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COM MISS ON OF OHIO By M ary Anr Orl1nSk1 Secretary . In ; lovmg Memory of ollf devoted Dad , Vernard Fallon. who left us: Oct. 25, 1982 A day of sadness when you )Yent away Bul through your love and teachong, YoU ll~e 1n our ll~es eactl ~ay . Wtti!Jond remembrance , Gary. Jane Ann. Larry & Famthes. There's an open gate At' the end of the road Through whoch each must go alo ne And there. on a loght we ·cannot see. Our Father clatms H1s own Boyond the gate your loved •one Foifds happoness and res1. ~nd lhere os comfort on the • Jhoughl That a lovong God knows . )lest • Soiilly mtssed by her d:lughter. mo'tl1er, broth· J!fS and SISters .. IN MEMORY ln memory of J. C. (Jady] Stout who passed away 1 year ago, Oct 21 , :1982 ,n e graveside safely sleep• Jng :WiliJre lhe flowers gently )lave, il&S the one we love so • 'dearly ~u·t whom we cou ld not : save. :God knows how mucli -w.m1ss h1m, ' •He counts the tears we : shed, •And whispers that he IS ' only sleepong, 'Our loved one IS not dead. •' ·We did not know the pam : he had •Or hear hos final sogh, only know he has • passed away ;wothout a last good-bye. :we ! God 1ave us slrencth to 1 face 11. !Courage to bear the blow, •But what 1! munt to lose : ' him, •No one will ever now. ; llossed by wife, children, pndcl111dren, brotllers. lisl· '"· relatlvls. friends &fellow , flip~. Home of Joy 8177 Morer~ty weeks. $9 00 per 6 Avon Gallery Orig~nal• &: Avon Chn1tmas products wtll be shown at Metgs nn from 11 00 a m to 7 P m. Oct 25 Anyone Interested tn buymg or sellmg Avon be sure to attend our open house Call collect 61 4· Del 23 The party or part1es respon· Sible for placmg survey stakes on our property fr~nt •ng on Poner Creek Road m Rob1nson District are respectlvely requested to identify themselves Th1s 1s pnvate property James H Lew1s and Nora W Lew11 2 In Memoroam In l ov mg Memory of Ernest Molden who passed away ten years ago today, Oct 23, 1973 Ssdly rmssed by w•fe Just1e , daughter Dorottty and family Gone but not f org otten 4 Goveaway Oueen mattress & box Call 614 - 367- Sl;tB spr~ngs 0482 In M emory of our son and brother Joseph A B1ssell who passed away Oct 23, 1981 Sadly mrssed by 81ssell and famtly We have to gtve away a double dra1n board smk. 46 m w1de 614·986-3916 Ada 3 Announcemef1tS In: lovmg Memory of Bertha Mae Miller who pa;sed away 21 years ago today Auction every Frt night at Rev1val at Ant1qu1ty Baptllt the Hartford Commumtv Church Nov 13 through Center Truckloads of new Nov 18 merchandise every week Cons1gmen1s of new and Trail rtde Sunday at 12 noon used merchandtse always a1 the Stterman Ba1ham welcome Richard Reynolds res1dence on SA 143 All Aucttoneer 275· 3069 horse lovers who likes to nde should be there AUCTION every Saturday night. 6 p.m Mt Alto Racme Area E~terci1e 81 Auct•on Barn Consegn· Aerobtcs Clau Morning mants taken every Saturday class 10-11, evening class 1 00 ttll sale ttme Emma 7-8 Mondays Pany Hensler Bell Auctioneer, 304-428· 698-7111 In Memoriam SWEEPER and sew1ng machine ropan parts. and supplies Ptck up and deltverv Davu• Vacuum Cleane r one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Call 446· 0294 25 barrels of otl m tankl to gtve away 614-742· 2966 2 black female pupptes. 7 weeks old, pan hound. part lr~sh Setter 304 675 -2309 6 Lost and Found _ _ _:_~-----LOST our sons puppy on LeGrande Blvd, Part Beagle & Poodle, Cllampaign color with black on tail . Call 448·0671 Balloons for Btrtttdavs. Gat Well, Anntversarys, SWeethearts. pantes Call Balloons & Co . 446 4313 rong 614·992-2984 Blond1e R hope the Skooks have got you, because you lost your chance SETAB LOST Female Norwegian Elk Hound Stiversv1lle area Los1ng hair, needs medicine ENEGUE 1-======::::::==== 19 8 Four wheel drive farm trac tor. about 60 HP and .John Deere model 420 bulldozer Call 446·9307 YOU ARE INVITED MEIGS CO. FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY, OCT. 25 STEAK DINNER - Metgs County Area Code 61 4 446 - Gallipolis 367- Cheshire 388- Vinton 245-Rio Gr1M1de 2 56- Guyan Dist. 643- Arabia Dist. 379- Walnut 992- Middleport BEDS- IRON. BRASS, old furniture, gold, s1lver dol· Iars. wood tce boxes, stone jars, antiques. etc • Com plate households Wnte MD. Miller. Rt 4. Pomeroy, Oh Or 992-7760 1---------Wantedtobuy New,used& antique furmture Wtll buy 1 piece or complete house· holds Also complete Aucti oneermg sarv1ce Call Osby A Marton 614-992-6370 Buy1ng da1ly gold . Stiver co1na, nngs Jewelry. sterling ware, old coms, large currency Top pnces Ed Burkeu Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Moddleport, oh. 614-992· 3476 Want to buy kitchen table and chatrs. coffee table, full !liZ& bed and 2 end tables Coli 614-992·5416 1 - - - - - - - -- Assume loan or buy a small farm 25 acre• and up or lend. 614-742 2721 ang1ne 1971-1974, good cond1t1on Call 304· 676·2790 anytrme Or 304- · Gaiili)iiifs · Will baby s1t m my horne CARPET FOR LESS Direct Mill buying and low overhead combine to give low prices. We also have exprt installation and one of the largest selections of Cltpet in the area. Call today for free estimates. It could save you huhdreds of dollars. ODDS & ENDS CARPET S.HOP Business Route 7 at Hobson Middlepo'rt, Ohio 992·6173 11).5 unfurn Y.z acre lot, charn hnk fence in Ohio $13,600 . ble 304 675 7582 McDantel Cus1om ButcherIng Open s1x days a week, 7·30·6 00 PM 3224 12 Situations Wanted Tree 1rimmrng and removal. Free estimates 614- 992 - 6040 or 614 -949-2129 W1ll do babys1tttng m my home I ltve on Bradbury Rd. Middleport. 614-9926349 ...... Po.miiriiv·······.. Middleport & Vicinity Business Oppor1unoty LISHING CO . recommends that you do bu~unass with people know. and NOT to sendyou money through the 304·468-1071 Typing and off•ce work by para legal secretary at residence, pick up and deliver Phone 304 676 6357 13 Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In· surance Co has offered servtces for fire insurance ccoverage tn Galha County for almost a century Farm. home and personal property coverages are available to meat 1nd1vtdual needs Contact Kail Burleson. agent Phone 446 -2921 676-3753 aftror 5 00 gated the offermg left fender. drtver stde. '77 or '78 Ptnto or Bobcat 304- 676-6059 General Hauling and Trash removal Service Reliable and dependable Call 4463169 between 9 and 5 lawn Mowing no yard to b1g or small. Reliable and depen· dable For estimate call 446 3159. 9 to 6 IN-SERVICE-STAFF DE · VELOPMENT COORDINA· To take care of someone sick TOR Prefer 8 S N or R Jll or needa home care. Days wl1h educetronal or teaching only, Potnt Pleasant or Galllbackground who will be pohl area Good references. rQponlible for organizing· Call 304-468·1818. con du Ctlng -coordtnliting training for hoapi Babyainlng in my home at tal Salary negott· Centenary Call anyt1me af· 1. o1ooe, extenuve- benefit pack- ter 8PM. 446-8069 age Send resume to - : - - - - -- - - Personnel Office. Laktn Hoi· Bruahhogging $16 per hr. phol, Lokon, WV 25250 Call 614·266-1427 The Health Department IS lookmg for a Registered Nurse, with current Ohio hcen$e, to work an average of 20-40 hours weekly dePending on the needs of the Health Department. Starting salary will be between $5.00·$6.25/hour, based on experience and qualifications. liabil· ity msurance will be paid. Must have your own automobile for daily travel and will be reim· bursed at .18 cents/mile'. 1970 Vindale with expando, 12x83, 2 bdr., total electric, unfurnished. awning. under· pinning. deck. can1ral a1r ing available. Csll446-8221 Wat1on Rd Owner financ- ef1er 6 weekdays. Pt PI Sat Only Stuffed ammals, appliances , mtsc Yard Sale Man . Tues .. Wed Homes for Sale Middleport. remodeled, ftve rooms and bath. gas fur· nance, cozy fireplace, good neighborhood Price re - Opponumtv for right indtvidual to become dtstrtbutor for leedmg snack Company-In tmmed1ete area Must have reliable truck & mintmum invest· ment Send resume to Box BOB •n care of The Gallipolis 011ly Tribune, 826 Jrd 1976 Horizon 12•8&, 3 bedroom. 1 'lz bath, na1ural gaa cookstove. furnace. and 2 bedroom home. gas. hot water heater: Maytag adultst no pets. deposi1. washer Ia dryer, central air, references. 1836 Chatham underptnning. 19.000 614- Avo. Call 446 -1680 742-3069 31 . Homes for Sale Cigarette 01str~butorsh1p Instant cash flowl We are a Bonded nat10nal f1rm ex· pandmg mto the area If you are seek1ng a secure busi· ness qpportumty We pro· v1de all retatl locations and all necessary traming Full or Pan time . Investment from $2,000 00 . Wrnston· Salem-Kools 1 -800·241. 3 bedroom. 2 story home 2 car garage Former Bapt11t Parsonage 5th St • Racine Mu1t sell, make offer 3 bdr . 10 Henderson, new carpets, ctty water & sewer. Natural gas furnance. last house on Henderson St Toward Redmond Rtdge 823,000 Bo~t 5331lallopolis, Oh 46631 ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1983-10:00 A.M. Lo,atld out of Gallipois on 511. turn richt on Texas Rd .. 3rd house on n&llt afttr puson1 Plckinl Co. Stllin1all personal properties of lete llar)orie Shaver. ADMINISTRATOR-JIM SHAVER Case No. 17681 614-949-2122. 4 room. bath, basement, double garage, storage build!Mg 3 5 acres. 31fz mdes S Albany like new gas cook stove, hke new 2 pc hvrng rm sutte mce, small c.hesl deep freeze, Fn~1datre refnrerator. wood drop-leaf table w/ 4 cha1rs, d1shwasher, wnnger washng mach1ne chest of drawers mce wcod 3 pc bed ream suote ooll away bed, assorted end tables, sew one mach one on cabonet old rockone chaor, eossop bench, B&W V, cld Sale by owner 3 bedroom sectional home Like new Lot at end of Street Ar~ baugh Sub dtvi11on, Tuppers 2 or 3 bdr 2 story older Plains $36.900. Will accept home w1th private entrance Mobile Home on mallazrne table rack marble too coffee table w/bu1lt m stereo, lots cookmj utens1ls, Silverware set, elec. k1tcheA- applrances, smoke st11nd, dog house, mce ptcmc tabte, 2 n1ce heav~ wooden l!mps, re· cloner chaors, assl poclures {some old); all konds of owls (collecloon). asst sheets, bedspread, towels. etc some handmade autlts mrsc trade. old 1ewelry, 2 old ladtes' wrtsl watches, 2ftoor lamps, old metal man apt 517 Fourth Ave . Galli· F1nanc1ng available to quali· polls. Coli 446-7277 or fted buyer 614-992-7034 446-4346 doya 614-992-7671 For information about Synthetic Lubncants an excel lent busmess opportunity Contact Rodney Stapleton. tel horse clock, 3 asst oldeo clocks. old lounk.lots &lots what nots 8 m1sc , push mower, m~c hand tools. step ladder, several mtsc Items Not responsible for accidents or loss of property. evenmgs 3 bedroom house w1th 3 acres ground, near Porter, 446-7414. old Rt 160 Call 446"4202 or 446-2857. 22 Money to Loan log home 4 yr old. 4 bedrooms, 2 acres. Wood• HOME LOANS low carpeted, full size basement, 1 car garage, in By owner house Wtth 2 acres more or less, been remodeled orchard, 87 ft well, Moll ' Rd, 862,000 614-388-9058 fi~ted rate leader Mortgage, 77 E State, Athens, Oh1o 1·614 Coli 6 rooms 8t bath, own water, large garden spot. rivervtew, in Crown City Cell 614- 592-3051 256 -1208 or 614 -256· 1966 23 . arofessional Services For sale 1hrae bedroom home tn Mercerville, $12,000 Cal 446-7428 PIANO TUNING Lowor pnces-regular tun1ngs dt1counts to Senior C1t1zens, Churches & schools Ward's1 15 roo") house, 3 baths, basement. large lot, • ftre· places. H1s1oncallandmark Ser~out inqu~res only Call 4 bedroom house for nla. AUCTIONEER-l. E. NEAL-614-367-7101 ~icensed & Bonded. Dhio, W. Va .. Florida Easurn Distrtct $260 . month plus deposit. References requared 614-9492660 evemngs MASON County, houM & one acre. $14,000 or will trade for land, houN or mobile ttome Or owner AUCTION SALE SAT., OCT. 29, 10:00 A.M. On RSO W. of Athens, Ohio (on left aft• you pass the li· vestock Sale Bam), home of the lllle Edith Bqhm111. APPLIANCES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Includes Mocrowave oven, no-lrost coppertone rei, chest lreezer; noce Kroehler bedroom suote; rock maple 4 poster bed, 21! s1ze dresser; room dovoder lthe 2 base cabtnets have a 51!' butcher block top). rock maple slant front desk w/d1splay top; much more ANTIQUES & COLL. ITEMS: oak sec. bookcase w/curved glass; oak dresser; marble tQP plant stand; ext table; 5 cha1rs, Hoosoer kotchen cabonet, lg. wood work table, bucket bench, school seats wllron; trunk, Nat10nal Cash Reg1ster; set Pope Gosser chtna; etched lllassware, Heosey toothpock, other doshes; paperweiRhtl: laav·s s1de saddle; many old tools. etc. TOOLS. YARD & GARDEN I~EIIS, ETC.: 4x4 oak & walnut cured lumber 10" Craftsman radtalarm saw like new, router lathe, work bench & tables, shop vac; set alum ext 3 hp garden t1ller; tools, lots more- very avtilablt. Terms: Cash or ck. w/pos . 1D. accidents or aoods after sold. No of sale. financing. 304 -743-3817 ond 304•662-5840. Three bedroom. new 18ptic, city water, end gas heat Clifton. W Va 304· 773· 5860 Newly remodeled houoe, 4 room bath, laundry room. gerage and extra lot Phone ; 304-675-4208 446-24B1 1>1ANO TUNING AND RE PAIR Service w1th skill and mtagrrty Lane Damels-61 4· 742-2961 (Retuee. Teacher Dtscounts) Located in Syracu1e-Near school 8t swimming pool. 3 bedroom 11tuated on onethird acre lot $24.600. or w•ll rent for $275 mo_. 304·865-3934 • Real liiili Baum Addition 3 b~d~ rooms. 21h bath•. a c : family room, with fireplace, 2 acres $86.000. firm. Loan ..sumpttan po11ibla. 614- Homes for Sale 4 bdr ranch home. large LR. full baaement, wtth garage, wood burner Included, city schools, 2 miles from town . DEALERS . WANTED! : .. AUCT 985-4387. PUBLIC AUCTION Coli 446-0276. SAT., OCT. 29, 1983 Or wrll trade for anything of value 3 bedroom houl8 w1th fireplace. central air. 2 full bethl. In ci1y llmitl Immediate po!lleuion Call 11:00 A.M. Cash 1n on a groWing market! Energy costs are soaring .. and wind turbines provide an ideal solution 614-246-5281 $2,500 REWARD For information ludlna to the arrest and conviction of person or persons who removed a Joy Model 0150QP compressor 511165916 from company property nur Crown City, Oh.. on weekend of Oct. 15th & 16th. The compressor is peinted oranae with black numbers 1471 sttnciltd.oo unit. Unit is lara• and has to be towed by 1 pickup truck or larcer Yehicle. Any person setina such a unit btinl towed in the vi· cinlty al Rocky Fork Road, Rl. 218, Rl. 7, Rt. 553 or Gtotps Crlllt lid. an thot dayS .,_CIII calltctiO Dale Thompson, 9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. Ill 614 866 6505 or flier hours at 614-863-1118. Alllnfo1'11111ionand sources ""d in the strictest confidence. CROWN CITY MINING INC. 6422 E. Main St. Reynoldsburg, Oh. 43068 -- Sale 8t Auction h~me. ground pool 16K32 . $46.000. 614 -992-6868 Call 614-388· 8 3 bedroom ranch style duced Cell 614-992-6941. $22.000 9053 AVe , Gallipolis, Oh 45631 l ~,--- • potlo $326 por month .882 - 2405 . 882 · 2447 or 675 -5 540 & :1M! have the best: ,· e ., Patented Rotor • Lowest Cut-in Speed • Suoc mfully Tested at Rocky Flats, Colo. I DON'T WAIT/ CALL TODAY 1-800-255·5110 . Located on St. Rt. 143 1n Harrisonville. Ohio. Have sold farm an~ movme to smaller home, will sell the , lollowina items. • "ANTIQUE" . Wall telephone, telephone parts, gas lamp, w1cker clothes basket, rocker, Oil lamp, table, desk, small cider barrel, green glass tars, shoe last, magazone rack chaor, easel, stone 1•rs, butfet, tmnk & etc ' "HOUSEHOLD" Cold spot refrogerator, chest of drawers, extensoon table, 2 pc lovong room SUite, kotchen table 4 ChllrS, 42 on eleclroc fro· • gidatre range, metal cabonets, table & 6 cha1rs. Whtte auto. • washer, lamps, sweepers, B&W TV, beds, mosc pots pans, dishes and house plants "IIISC." , Oak machmtsl tool bo!, mach1nost lools. Sears cham saw, coal stove, stoker stove, 6 HP ndmg mower, lawn mowers, push plows, power hack saw. garden & hand tools of all kond, water pump, small drill press, rototollers, 28 ft· alum edensian ladder, pole coal & wood, roller, s1ngle S double tree. approx 25 handmade chocken feeders, gas brooder stoves, 12 • used t 1 new14 coal brooder stoves. horse hlllsode plows, ap' : , prox 40 locuS! posls, shp scraper, copper pope & flttongs, ap• • pro1 35 metal chocken feeder~ and large amount of chocken ' ' waterers and lots more •• ~: ' AIICI'OA MR. RALPH HARRISON ...... . ... ..'' ' • OWNERS-MR. & MRS. ROY WISEMAN CASH • POSITIVE l.D. DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 949-2033 or 992-7301 .. EATS lot Respontlblt for Accl•nt or Loll of Proparty \. Real Estate General 54 Misc. Merchandise CENTRAL REALTY FOR SALr SpruceSt Ca11446-2168 RUSS AND MAX $236 month 3 bedroom. ELLIOTT CO. Ltnnooo Hlll1111 •& Air Cond~ tlonl"' All types lnsulllion. Fully carpeted. gardener fur· ntshed. Stove and refr•g. 614·992-2816 from 9 to 5 Ellclriell Won"Csll 446-8515 or 446·0445 or 614·992·2362 from 5 to 7 pm Two bedroom house in Hendeerson Phone 304 BELL CONTRACTING 675-1090 GALLIPOLIS All types construction and remodelll11. msulat10n, rooftnlo plumbinlo haatinlo No job too ....:,_:::======:::=-----, small Offlfed by Roo Goa"dt Collqe- /Communoty Collep Boaod of Trustees Ssllld bids woll bl rocoived untol 12:00 ,_, - - I. 191311 tile Office of lusiooss ....... Rio Goandl Coliqii/Coomlllnily Col... fot tile followinl: 129711 I-AI~ located -TOWIIIhip Bids sloall bt lllldriiSHII to Roo G.- Colltt~e/Coomlllnoty ColleCt tlo BusontSs Mwcor. Roo Gnndo, Ohio 45674 Rio G11nde Collep riSIIVIS tile rl&ht to re., and all bods. 3 ACRES IN RACINE ;;... Surveyed flat land, provate and pea ceful locatoon Owner will help lonance NEW LISTING - Rustoc home on country, 3 hedroom fully .carpeted thooughout, sets on wooded lot, stream on front yard ilewed lrom comlortable porch, has hookup for traoler, e~toa on come All of thos can be bought for $34,000, or lraoler can be sold CALL US TD BUY OR SELL Nancy Jaspers - Assoctate Phone: 949-2 901 Or 992 -2751 To Leave A Messa1e Real Estate General Call 448-4002 THE STAN·SHOR CO. Exeavato"- SWimmona Pool Salts &Serlice, Winter Cowers. Winlerizi111 Kits. Domes. Spos, Pool Winterozona Avoillblt. Dollf, Backhoe, Dump Truck. 388-8869 ' SHEET METAL WORK We make custom duct work We Repaor furances & Heat Pumps. FOR SALE New Duplex on I acre level lot. Each umt has 2 BRs. bath, kitchen w~h refro~o. stove, doshwasher & dosposal, LR. & utility room woth washer & doyeo: sett1~1o Fully carpeted , central aor & 6" on· sulatoon throughoul Covered carports & storage rooms. City schools, county "~'''''- .'ommedtate possoon. ~o> .uuo~.. love on one & rent GAUl A REFRIGERATION CO • or 446-3888 614-446-4066 Bill's 1 Nu-Prime re;placement windows Storm windows & doors Aluminum & vinyl OUTSTANDING BUY - Large rinch home, 3 bedooons, 2 baths. famo~ rm , central aor 2 car garage beaubful carpet you'llloveth5 home #1252 siding EXECUTOR PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AUCTION Howmet Patio Covers Howmet screen rooms Mobile homeawnlngs Aluminum u1111ty bUildings 691 Moiler located. 31\ miles soulh of Jackson. Ohio on Franklin Townsh'f· Jackson Counly on Four Mtle Road. (County R01d # 1) Doreet1ons to the farm · Take State Rt. 93 southeast from Jackson, Dhoo to the Henry Fruit Farm. turn south and fol· low County Road 1110 the farm. (Old Htppel Farm) ----...,.----- E~tcellent 31 36 acres at Rodney on W.T. 52 Burdette Addn I.~~~~~~~~~~t:::======== 31 Nice 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, 2 fneplaces, heat pump. large kitchen, garage 2 bdr Central air, equipped k1tchen , $300 mo 41 VERY NICE 2 STORY HOME - 4 bedrooms 1'h baths steel s~ong, garage Located on Vonton #1260 8:30 to SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1983 ON THE PREMISES 1:30 P.M. roll Teaford a at 606 Main St A acme. Oh moll until you hove onvesti· 446-1687 Vicinity rens and adult clothing, books, toys, and other mtsc coats, sweaters. m1sc Car· items If rain cancels Keyboard, 304-67& -3824 18 Wanted to-Do .......Pt'Pieasa.nf .... & 1981 14x70, Shultz limited mobile home, microwave, dtshw81her, central a~r. un· 614-245 -9222. (10 41 213 Forst St . Pt October 22. 10 to 6 Chold· Pleasal"jt, WV Clothes, 2268 Wan1ad to do House clean· 1ng. Po1nt Pleasant and Leon area References Phone Garage Sllle Wed • Oct . 26 Baseball cards, ant1ques. clothmg George White resi· nary on St Rt 141 Fri & Sat., 9-4 Asson. clothing, Jeans, tools, toys, m1sc . Cancelled 1f ram 304-882· 110,000. 304-773-5023 ref. req. Coli 446-0143 or 446-0571 . Business Services Housas for Rent 10:00 A.M. ' \ 1979 mobole homo 14x60 4 bdr home w1th optton to buy , full b81ement w1th garage, $200 mo 2 bdr cottage $140 mo . Both loc•ted 2 miles from City on loWer River Rd Dep and 41 THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1983 PI. Pleasant Leon Apple Grove Mason New Haven Letart Buffalo & Vicinity y~;d· ·s~i;· j-~;b~ ·;; ·c~-~t;: 1_d•_n_c_e_.o.....c'~_R_t_3_3_ __ Ntght or day Very reson8- I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- Call 304-676- Chester Portland letart Falls Racine Rutland Coolville 675 458 576 773 882 895 937 - panda, wall 1o wall carpet. central air & heat Call 1128 Part·tlmB legal secretary Hrs 9-12 AM. Man - Fn The Gallipolis City Health Department has re· ceiv~d monies from a Grant to provtde nursing serv1ces. • Call 992-2181 For Reservations 23&4 Houaes for Rent EST ATE AUCTION Home Improvements Paint· ing 1ntertor and extenor, free estimates Phone 304-675- 21 We are expandmg tn Gall1a and Me1gs Counties and need reliable people to serVICe our growing business 985343 247949742667- Mason Co. WV Area Code 304 18 Wanted to Do The 0 0 Mcintyre Park D11tnct ts takmg applications for a dance aerobtc mstructor, preferably certifted. for t11e Hannan Trace area . Call446 4612 eJOCt 66. Call 446-8693 Pomeroy 7:14 P.M. At Chester Grade School ADULTS S2.SO - CHILDREN S1.00 *12,000. 3 bedroom .treller, 1 'h beth, pasture. fenced, pond, garden 81 4 · 742· 41 Public Sale 8 & Auction TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED· CARS, derpenn in g, three bed· , _ _ _ baths, excellent TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS rooms, 1 % , $15,500. Coli CHECK OUR PRICES CALL condition 304-6711-6049 otter 6 p.m. 446-7672 Mobile Homo Moving. Lo · NEW AND USED MOBILE censad Insured. Free HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Estrmatesand•1 00. per hookITY MOBILE HOME SALES. minimum Phone 304· 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, up 676-2711 This IS the personal property of the late Ralph H RT 35 PHONE 446-7274 Gainer. Located at 128 Walnut St., Belpre, Ohio USED MOBILE HOME 1972 1 2x60 mobile home, Phone 304-578-2711. '"HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES" great shape, fum • washer. dryer, dtShw81her, fully car· Norge refngeralor-freezer, Whirlpool eleclnc range, 2 peled Cell 614-367-71711. 1973 Vondola 14K65 woth pc hvmg room su1te. chatrs, beds, dressers, chest of HiJOC8 expando, bath and drawer!, Be.w TV, lamps, pictures, table & 6 chairS, 1972 14x70 Kirkwood, 3 half, 2 bedroom all electric. buffet,chma, stands, 22 bolt ~!llrl nfle, and lots of BR, 11h bath. new carpet. appliances & atr condition linoleum. 30 h. awn1ng. Incl. 304-273·4610 miSC ' back deck., axe cond Call WASHINGTON CO.-Case No. 83-363 446-83B2 WILLIAM PORTER - EXECUTOR 1 2x80, three bedroom, ell Ntce 2 bdr mobile homa electric Phone 304-876CASH POSITIVE 1.0. 1970 set up in c1ty hmitl 4204 DAN SMITH AUCTIONEER Ready to move into, askinJJ 14,200 Call 446-2491 949-2033 OR 992-7301 "Nol Responsible for Accidents or loss of Property" 35 Lots & Acreage 3 bdr.. 14x70. with ••· Upto15words . Onedaylnsertoon .. ..... $3 00 Up to 15 words ... Three day onsertion ...... 54.00 Up to 15 Words.. Sox day onsartion .. .. .... S 7.00 (Average 4 words per line) Employer 1---------- Auction every Tueodoy _1_1__H_e_lp_W_a_n_ted-~­ • Opportunity To earn extra cash for Christmas Excellent earnmgs Restabltsh~ng services mthtSerea 304-576-2518 . Public Sale & Auctoon 614-367-7101 E~ual Wanted to buy used coal 8t wood heaters Swam Furm · lure, 446·3169, 3rd. & Olive St , Gallipolis Oh 1- - - -- ' - - - - -- shaft, 345 R. P M night, Pt. Ple81ant. WVa . Auct Lonnie Neal. Youth Center Bldg .. Camden St :7109 between 7-9:00PM. port tome 1090 1 hp electric motor, 'Is tn Leon.WV 304·458·1833 ' Foster Grandparent for Buckeye Community Services to work w1th children w11h mental retardatiOn . Requtrements tnclude: -at leat 60 years of age -mcome gwdehnes smgle, S6 390, married, $7, 115. family of three, &8,840 For further information, contact Sylvia Day at 446- We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jim Mink Chev Olds Inc Bill Gene Johnson 446·3672 V-W Reward 614·843-6119 Help Wanted Wanted To Buy 1 - - - - - - - - -- Lost Man 's d1amond cluster Brown goat and black dog on Bud Chat1en Rd WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE GENERAL MERCHANDISE MINI MART CARRY OUT OR SIMILAR OPERATION 446-9265 11 No hunting or uespan1ng on Vtolet Smtth property a1 Reedsville. Oh 949 -2722 Gallia County Area Code 614 83-Excavatong 84-Eiectrocal & Refrogeration 85-General Hauling 86-M H Repair 87-Upholstery Public Sale & AUctiOn 8 3 Announcements ce GTE 62-Wanledlo Buy 6 3-lovestock 64-Hay & Graon 6 5· Seed & Fertolizer Publoc Notoce . 81 -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Heatong 61 -farm Equ1pment 44' Apartment for Rent 45-Furnoshed Rooms 46 Space for Rent 47-Wanted'to Rent 1- 896· 32 Mobila Homes for Sale ' 76-Auto Parts A Accessorees 57-Mustcallnsttuments 58-Fruots & Vegetables 33- Farms for Sale 34- Business Bwldmgs & Au ct1on 71 -Autos for Sale 72- Trucks for Sale 73- Vans & 4 WD 74-Motorcycles 75-Boats & Motors 55-Buolding Supphes 56-Pets for Sale 31-Homes for Sale 32-Mobole Homes fOJ Sale 6 8 acres . Sacrlftced price room, 2 bathl, large kitchen, 54-Masc Merchand1se Real IBtilt 10 Pet mtarest, owner financing, new 2Yz story, mod-A ·frame. 1 Yz bath, % 849.500 00 304-676- 304-675 -1297 2368 or 676-6904. 14io70 trooler. 3 bed· 51 -Household Goods 52 -CB. TV & Radoo Equopmant 53-Antoques 21 - Bustness Opportunety 22- Money to Loan 23- Professtonal Serv1ces 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Nice three bedroom home in Gallipolis Ferry. W Va .• one a~ra. br1ck front and 1iding, City water Pr~ce •••rlihiR~II~I•~•E~ 1-Card of Thanks (pa•d •n advance) 2 -ln Memory (paid 1n advance) for ---.-------1 aero UO.OOO 3071 . The Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT RECYCLING Btona 79 IICniS of which approxilllllely 62 acres are t1llable, Dalance woods and paslure Small stream. Old abandoned house. Beine sold only to settle the estate of MARY WINIFRED SHELDON, Deceased Farm is appraised at $475.00/aere ($37.500.00) and can· not sell for less than 213 of apprmal. Possessoon. Immediate, upon full settlement and delivery of deed . Terms · $2,500.00 due day of sale by Certlfted Cheek balance on or within 30 days. Mary Winofred Sheldon, Estate · BANCOHIO NATIONAL BANK. EXECUTOR 155 East Broad Street - Trust Dept. Columbus, Ohio ATIN: llartha G. Moiler, Trust OHtear-614-463-7384 Madison County Probate Court Case # 83·3-44 MERLIN WOODRUFF-AUCTIONEER Urbane. Ohio - 513-789-3711 PAUL E. BLINE, FARM BROKER . Dhio-513·834·3120 Aluminum Cans 35' lb. Aluminum 32 1 lb. Glass $1.75/100 Batteries $1.00 Ea. 675-1084 44 and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 12 Noon Also complete servoce on all Hotpoont and 1General Electric Appliances Other makes also servoced and we also semce Kerosene Heaters. Pomeroy ~ landmark JUST USTED - Remodeled home wrth alum1num sodong, 3 bedrooms. bath 2 outbUIIdongs ph.o 2 acres 110022 NEW LISTING -Cozy home wnh 3bedrooms eat on knchen, noce lot coty schools Thos home may be the one foo you #1295 7 ACRES - Large bnck &frame home has new roof and spoulong, large barn, owner "'II fonance, coty school dostroct #1145 150 ACRES - Good farm. beautilul rollong land 3 barns. lobacco base, pond Rl 141 614·992·2181 Apartment for Rent RIVER BEND New Haven, W.Va. Loeal~~~h~ H~~I!9~~ot~~d~!J9s~volle, Ohoo. Nelsonville is easy lo fmd, localed between Athens & Loean, Ohoo on U S. Route 33. AI South edge of Nelson· voile turn oH U.S 33 onto State Route 691 and travel loss than half mile to longlaneleadongto Motor lodee. Easy to find. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, AT 12:30 PM. This entire colleet1on of Anltque Furntture, L. C. Tiffany Vase. -Patrpolnt Lamp, Sterhne Stiver, Good Wicker furnoture. Cash Registers. Collector Items. has been moved lo the Hockin~ Valley Motor lodee for buyor' conventenee .. Followong hst os very, very brief' TIFFANY VASE & PAIRPOINT lAMP Signed l C Toffany Far· voile 14W' Trumpet Shape lndescent Vase, Pa orpoont lamp w/ Puffy "Butterfly & Pansy" Shade !Chops at top ol shade) Base Sogned Paorpoont. GOOD ANTIQUE FURNITURE· Noce ash plantatoon desk. beautoful wafnut knockdown Voct wardrobe w/2 arched _bevel morror doors & gallery top, oak curved glass secretary w/ leaded glass door over desk secloon, outstandmg oak server w/carved head morror supports, claw feet & bevel morror, walnut 5 shelf Etagere, another Early Plantatoon desk, 3 dr cherry Sheraton chest w/onlay, extra laney Roman chaor w/large cmed head m cresl edra tme oak Sideboard w/5 heads/claw ft / bevel morror ong oak knockdown war· drobe, oak claw It hall seat. very noce & unusual walnut ca nopy bed (half s1ze1w/spool turmngs/Rosewood gramong, lone Berkey & Gay mahog 3 sect10n bookcase, walnut long drop gateleg lable, full whole marble top walnul dresser w/morror. oak stackong bookcase, (3) multo drawer oak file cabonets; pme drop leaf table, pone ommogrant trunk, 2 pc cherry &walnut stepback cupboard, Early Blind Door flat wall cupboard, ra osed panel Blind Door flatwall cupboard, mahogany furmture from the 1920s, nice set oll6) pressed back chms,,hlgh back raiSed panel beds, plus several other noce beds m oak & mahog. oak hotel wash stand; oak bow front wash stand, another very fancy oak claw loot sodeboard w/bevel m1rror & fancy gongerbread crown (2) noce loft top oce boxes, oak nbbon cabonet. oak curved glass counter lop showcase & others Ntce oak 2 pc bakers cabonet, (2) very laney brass beds, one has ball/claw It -both have fancy work and center meda l· lions, oak & ash pressed back rockers , oak 1· walnut lamp stands (2) oak tlatwall cupboards, pressed/spondle hogh cha1r w/tray, noce oak dressers w/morrors, oak corner lele· phone stand: plus many, many unlisted oems of good qualoty lurn1ture1 GOOD QUALITY WICKER FURNITURE: Very unusual&' tall3 sectoon wocker planter w/ bordcage, lone wocker studoo cha1r, noce wocker stde chaor, (2) wocker rockers, wocker ~opper chair w/Queen Anne leet (all very good wocker). CASH RE· GISTERS l TELEPHONES: Ntce Nat1onal #1040 brass cash register, polished & laney, table top oak case cash regoster (2) oak rece1pt hies, TELEPHONES· North Electnc double box oak case wall telepone, small wood case telephone STE· RUNG SILVER: Large 17 1h ·sterling fancy poerced vaseabout 35 oz, sterling 9 pc pun<;h bowl set, sterlong 9" trophy bowl, about 60 p1ece set of slerhng llatware 1n fancy box, Art Nouveau 9" sterhng compote COLLECTOR ITEMS: Bronze Ftgural lamp w/ Ptlgnm man -!. woman & 3 floral hghts w/leafs, handpaonted 7 pc Cambndge art pottery chocolate set rare "Green R1ver Straoght Whoskey" round ton tray "W/black man & horse (faol•condo· loon) hghtnong rod weather vane, restored multl ·lighl brass hangmg hght fixtures, walnut mantel clock, several other cloaks & (5) good qualoty modern clocks, old fancy pocture frames some w~h w1ldhfe scenes, cui glass Moser butter dosh, other lead crystal cut glass otems, green "Stag &Holly" 10" footed bowl; blue depressoon glass " Royal Lace" water set w/potcher, Delft Bach freres plates "Seaman & Old lady"; Royal Co~enhagen Delft butter pals, "Blue Bombay" Woods & Sons, (4) Clyde Dally Paontongs- 1930 Portrait of Gorr. 1931 Portra1t ol Dog · 1929 Hoghay Constructoon Paont· mg & 1971 Horse Portratt. few other folk art otems. TOYS: Iron "Stag" 9" stoll btnk; 1902 poggy bank "I Made Chocago Famous", WWI Dough Boy Rubber Toys, Cast Iroo car & mo torcycle cop; plus many, many unlisted otems1 GUNS I KNIVES: Remongton Double Barrel Mod 1889 shol gun w/rabblt ears, rare Stevens 28 gauge 1913 shotgun. knives & dagger. Fancy WW II German dress dagger, Win · chester Comm IB73 tp 1973 kntves Case 265 SAB knole and about 20 other knoves' AUCTIONEERS NOTE: A very llrJt sale wlflno qualily PINst nate, thlsllstlnc 1s vtry bnef, many other items to nil at 11111 altl ' Te1111J: C11h Day of Sale or Cllttl w/Posltovt I.D . AUCTIONEER: OniE OPPERMAN &14-385-7195 Realty ... ~ .· '·~ Enjoy the comforts of a beautiful new apartment as well as the security provided by automatic door entry system and emergency alarm system. Housing for persons 50 years and older and the handicapped. Rental anlstance avaUable under the H.U.D. Se.Uon 8 Program. Tenant pays 30 Pel. of adJusted Income toward rent. All utilities Included In rent except TV Cable and Telephone. Income limits one person $12,300, 2 poople $U,100. 'I1te tenants can enJoy the buUdlnga Community Room, IAunge, and planned Soctal Activities. 5th Street, New Haven, WV or call 882-3121 for further In· formation. $50.00 finder's lee paid to person for finding a new qualified tenant lor River Bend Place. A ~446-3636 . lB REALTOR cAudhPY Ca~taday CReaQtoh 25 ;;£ocust gttteet QaQQipcQi~. ©hiO BRICK RANCH - ONE ACRE lAWN, 4 BEDROOMS. 21! BATHS, LG FAMILY RM. FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE. 24'X40' WORKSf()P BEAUTIFUL VIEW FROM NEW DECK, NEAR CITY $69,500 .. Equal Housing Opportunity. TWIN RIVERS TOWER Point Plea1ant, W.Va. NEW LOW PI!ICE $38,000 - 3 BR. fULL BASEMENT. ATIACHED GARAGE SUPER SIZE LOT NICE VIEW NEAR KYGER CREEK GAVIN l'IANTS Enjoy the comforll of a bel>-~lfful new apartment as weD as the security P~ •vlded by automatic door eatry system, aad emergeacy alarm system. Hoaslng lor periODs 50 years and older and the balldleapped. Rental u•lataace avaDable under the H.U.D. Seetfoo 8 Teaant pays 31 Pel. of adjusted lacome toward reol. All utwtles lacluded ID real excepC TV Cable and Teleplloae. llleome lfmKs one penoa tU,300, ! people Slt,lOO. 'I1te teoanta can eajoy the bltlldlnga Commuolty Room, Laage, and Arts and Cralt& Room aad plaDDed Sorlal Activities. %00 Second SL. Point Pleasant, WV or ealf 1'15-tl'll lor furtller lnlonnatloo. fM.IO !bider's fee paid to peraoa tor lllldloe a new .-Iflled tenant for Twtn Riven Towers. Eqaal HouJn&Opporlmllty 1 Prosr.m. A '• A MUST SEEI 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH MASTER SUITE HAS HIS AND HER CLOSETS. FAMILY ROOM HAS RREPLCE. CEILING FAN, I ~ BATHS, 2 CAR ATIACHEO GARAGE '' ACRE, POSSIBLE 91!% LOAN ASSUMPTION $48,000 APPROX 22 ACRES - BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 3 BEDROOMS, FORMAL DINING, GIGANTIC fAMILY ROOM, REAR DECK. $39 000 BUSINESS Of'fORTUNITIES $$ MONEY MAKER3 RESIDENTIAL UNITS PLUS I COMMERCIAl. UNIT FRONTINGON HIGH TRAFFIC STREET CITY $39 000 BESr OOWIITOWN BUILDING BUY CDURI Sl COMMERCIAL SPACE PlUS 2BEOROOM APT PLUS GARAGE FRONTINGONAllEY SUITABL EFOR ANY TYPE BUSINESS OWIIER WILL CONSIDER LAND CONTRACT $501100 FARIII. LAND, LOTS. 40 ACRES, MOBILE HOM~ SM ORCHARD Er}JIPMENT 121 ACRES. GOOD FARM l.ANO HOME: MINERAL RIGHrS ..ifm~~ 270 ACRES. FARMER'S MODERN HOME ................ . 154 ACRES, DAIRY OR MOD HOM£ 176 ACRES, MINERAL OOEAT LANO BU~ 38 103 ACR£.> FRONTAGE IJl AVAILABlE ............................................... ...... ,............... ..... $1001100 OVER 21 ACRES, PARTIALLY WOOOEO, EXCEL flOO SITES .$22.1Klo MINIRAIIOi 16ACRES,HORSE BARN,40R5BR BRICKRANQI FAMILY ROOM. fiR£1'\JCE, FORMAL DINING. _. . . . .$12~1100 �• Sunday Times-Sentinel 42 Mobile Homos for Ront c-mn looli!f.-ltS Allin 1!Je WAITAIJJ ~)i.llllllll Real Estate General Real Estate General .. 1983 Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ...J:.::Z:.1111M11U1U I II IIIHIII II liM . • 44 Apartment . for Rent W. Va. 44 ~u.ct· limits. garbage &: water fumiahed, adults Oilly. no peta. Ref. & sec. deposi1 M~GHEE required. Call 446-249·1. 'R~ 3 bdr. house trailer for rent. Coll446-1052. from city on lower River Rd . Bonnie Stutes, Realtor . Coli 446 -0143 o• 446 0571 . Racine. 614-367-7148. NEW LISTING - 1981 Kin!15ley Mobile HOmewrth 7x24expando. lov~ hvrng room wrth wb frreplace, formal dining room with patio doors 'large beautiful krtchen With an appliance~ srde by side ref. dishwasher, 2 bedrooms, laundry room, 2 full baths, garden tub, showers Total electrrc, central air. All underpinned. Large covered pat~. Abeautiful home 1ust hke new. ~I thrs for only $18,900. Give us a Cllll for an apporntment RODNEY- Home and busrness or rental. Completely refrni; hed ~der 2 story. large burldrng. Storage. crty sc hoo~ . Make us an of· fee BMR 426- OWNER SAYS SELL- ~hasan assumableloon wrth on~ 9\\% rnterest. We are tal~ng about a very clean. 3 BRhome srtuated on nrce flat lot rn a fam rly orrented nerghborhood • REDUCW $3,000 down and assume loan' · 1969 mobile home for rent or -ule. Excellent condition Available furnished or unfur· r,ished with price negotia· blo. 614-992-7479. Home. 614 ·992-5443. ' on 2 bedroom Mob1le Home one acre. Prefer older couple or 1 child only $175 . plus dopooil. 614-742-2753 BMR 436- EXCELLENT STARTER HOME with 2 BRs LR: OR nice knchen. utilrty and new bathroom. Carpeted througho'ut. Screened pat~. carport large lot Call tor appointment ' ' basement ~ndsca pe lot HILDA DRIVE 81-LEVEL - 3 BR, · bnck crty schoo~. Pnced $50's. • I 'A mile out Sandhill Rd 304-675 -3834. TARA ESTATES - Br-level 4 BR, lg_ famrly and rec. room Kyger Creek Schools. Priced $70's. ' Two bedroom~ trailer , 8160 .00, plus deposit Creb Creek Road . Phone 304· ' 675-1206. BMR 440- 2 STORY FRAME home for only $10,500. Rent rt or in ~ Enher way the value is there Call now tor apporntment HOMESROUND HOME- I A. woccland, basement 'Pomeroy . $65,000 STARTER HOME-3 BR, crty schools. Reduced ., .......... $38,000 -----------------~ Two bedroom mobile home, 1 l ~e BMR 442- NEW ttSTING - 1974 molile home Shultz 12x 65, rn cludes 3BR, new carP"!, awnrng & patio srtuated on 1acre m/1 Crty schools. Call tor d eta~ls 1'---------------------' MIDDLEPORT - Beautiful large home, w.b.t.p., gallig~ etc. $49,000.00. POMEROY $2,500.00. IC),.,.f""' Eac h office Ind epend entl y O"Cned and ope rated . I I I I I I I WISEMAN. REAL ESTATE AGENCY ntl\t I I I I I I ttle~mehardwood ftoors and beautiful I II over 1 $45.000 - CITY Sl:HOOLS- Owners musl sell to selle ~st ate. you OWNERS MOVING OUT OF TOWN - CIT'/ SCHOOLS - ThiS rs a m:e 3 bedroom bnck ~· lrame home JUSt 2 mrles west of town Includes a warm & cozy fireplace full basement wrth tamtly room, central arr garage & rT1Clre Call to see t~rs one today IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SPACE - You should see how milCh lrvrng space lh15 homehas. ThiS 3oodrnom ranch oilers ~ 00 a full basem ent with fam1ly room, summer ktchoo. roc room, bath plus 2 edra bedrooms The mam level MS equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms. batll, !am11y roomi!l1d dtnmg room. Nat gas heat & cenllal atr Located on Rt 141 tust mtnutes lorn town. $58.500 Anract1ve well kept 3 tedroom home-located less than 1 m1le from crl)i h m1~ lndudes a large L-shaped lam1ly room. equ1pped kitchen, 2 full baths, garage and nat gas heat N1cely groomed yard. Don't pass this one up MOBILE HOME ,- ALMOST NEW - Very niCe~ decorared 14>70 horro w1th a 14>18 adrtoon 11232 sq ft l You'll appreciate the care and ma1n tenance th1s home has had when you see 1t And youll nollce all the edras, l1 ke a very eH1aent woodburmng stove. extra mce shelves. hideaway t.:!d, oonsole TV. and very nrce furn1tu re throughout Delu~e krtchen, covered front porch &. 12x 15 sun deck mback. 2 full baths. centr(ll arr, washer 6: dryer. 2storage bldgs. all on I ace flat groond and all tor $26,500 00 RT. 588 - 3 bedroom r<l nch tn an excellent !ocabon 111 ctty schools Has full basemenL famtly room, fireplace, 16' master bedroom Ph balh garage. carport plus 40'K60'~ 1 5' htRh buildtng w/20x40 attached shecJ. (Excellefll lor tractor work]. all located on 11-'a acres $60s Call Clyde Wal ker 37 ACRE MINI FARM ·- FOR ONLY.!29.9007- You shou~ look at this 1f you're Interested rn some· needed privacy. A remodeled 2 or 3 bed room OOme that has a large warmmg ftreplace. b1g krtchen. garage plus 37 acres wrth tobacco base Loaded 1n Hannan Trace School D1sl. WILDERNESS "A" FRAME '-- 3 BR ener&'l saving and attract1 ve. l ocated otf 218 on a wooded lot and you'll lrke It Good water supply, Jln baths, wood stove and par11!11 basement 0.69 acre Pnce d reduced to $32,000 452 1ST A\IE. CITY - Older 2 story bnck homeremodeled in bWd taste 9 rooms 1n all Possible to have offiCf 10 part with separate front entrance. Pnce reduced with possible parllal linancrng. $115.00000 · . ~~ si'<l pp~ng I I I I I assume 12% mortgagew~h low I payment and pay only$31 5 per month .~ 3 sided a full I basement woodbiJrner, carport, carpet and located m. I Washington $29.900 WHY FARM 300 A. WHEN 100 A WILL RAISE JUSt as much I or more. you can do a farm in Walnut on SR 775 All farm is ~od and I more per most area farms. us si'<lw you this 115 A. uni v.ith JPod modern home: barn. I ONE OFTHE BEST NEW LISTINGS we have 3 BR, 6 rooms ut1lily balh 2 car garage, 20'x4a IX'Oi, rnce I lawn Also 2 A. land, with 1.000 value klr I located In Crown Clly. Pnced at $75,000 I I ' I I I I I BRICK RANCH IN CHAROIAIS HILLS - located 3~ I acres rl Gallia County's finest th1 s !Edroom vrnyl nice Elementary D1st:nct Th1s Twp wo1h much center. Energy effictent bnck VBN, one ol the cared for tllmes have l1sled Let usshow you th1s one. Owner would like offer $4,000 DOWNsays sell it oow. Very attrachve 3 bedroom. 4 yr. old home. la ~e. IMge kitchen, heal pump, 2 car garage, workshop and acre lui~ eqUipped car~ Jius a assumpOOn. $53.000. 1~ I krt ~ay baths livina room wlfireplace and f11m1ly room !fireplace, Sl)." yoo ,;.,, get ~d. Pria!d l1luSe FINANCED IS NOT such a~~deal. We have arealy nir:l! roomy ltlree !Edroom home wih full basemt!lL Can u• wil h8p yru own !tis home now. Includes """'burning lfl!l)face. pJd neigllblrii:Jod, hardWood llo<n and just a ninul& ,. two 1mm town heck of a buy on top of that Very mce rnJdern 3 or 4BR home w/ fam1ly room, den, 2 baths. and 2 car garage Great place to ra1se ch1ldren 1n a pnv~te neighborhood Can walk to dty schOOls. Beat thiS finanCing II yw can. Mother wants it sad. RIVER FRONTAGE & HOME - Thrs 6yr. ~d 3bedroom home has 1248 SQ . ft oll1v1ng space plus a full baemenl bui~-11 k~chen wllh ap~rances. 1~ baths and over an a<re olland wih rNer !rootage Go fishln& swimmrn& boatin& and soing ~om _ your ~onl yard. Don'twallor interest rates 1o JP h1gller, row rs the lime to buy NEW LISTING lfi'CflY LIMITS - Warm. commrta~e 3 BR I oomeonq•et~reeloM588 Nul!largeeai-lnkrtchen,dining room, fireplace 1n ,!iv1ng room. large attic and full basement Excellent lor someone with a hobby or craft to set up shop On~ $29.900 · 71 ACRE FARM- MOBILE HOME & RENTAL HOUSEOnly $39,500, it's abuy lor anyonewantingpli>Lacyandsome n1ce crop land, pasture t woods ~us an eKta 1nrometrom the 2 oodroom rental house. The motile home is 14x70 and in fl)od oond!i<>n. Has tobacco base and lOIS ol road frontage on both srdes of rood. ApiJ'ox . 10 mies from t..n INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL OR WAREHOUSE _ Owne! IJ'elers lo sell at a barpn pnce ~lh.- than let the bklg IP lhrooglllhe winte! empty. 31,961 sq. ~ of which 2432 .Q.t nl olfice space. We 11M space next doot- n you need more Gall E. H. l\lselllll1 446-3644, Wiseman Real Estate Agency. ·-------------I ·" level barn ~nclirdinglaxes ranch wrth on real productive located of 111 producbon acre than Let 3y~ ~d . & ovef m/1 of h18hly productive lb base Also good lot tobacco tl.Jildtng liVIng room, d1n11g room, famrly room w/ wb.f.p., and 2 car garage. OWNER WI LUNG TODEAL - he Will trade lor smaller, le;s ellpensrve property Also, good ass umable ~n to qualrhed persons G1ve us a call. NO INTEREST FOR 5YEARS71!! - Thars nght Pay one-lh~rd down· and get firSt 5 )'ears tnterest free on mortgage and a I I IJurft brick home has 31allie ~~ 2bath~ lull basemen\ IS I I I I 011 residential areas thrs quality INmg 1n one ot the best move mconditJOned homes you will 1n Valley ~ve re-sale value of homes F t na ne~ng avatlable wtlh small ~rcentage ol down payment Let us gtve you the detatls .. TRADE IN your mobile ll:lme 1n on n1ce 6 room home pillS utility & bath. Your ch1ldren can half€ nice pl ay area In back lawn let us g~ve vou more mformation atxJut the home 8· owner's offer 1nsurancef rt ~ I Jhe following properties are fo r rent All ~ are mce homes. no ublrt1es pa~d on most, all requlfe one month's rent or more lor deposd and month1s rent advance. 3 BR, 2 baths, large house. BulavtKe RO, $300/ mo 2 BR. 1 balh. basemer1t Rt 7 south. $250/mo 2 BR. I bath, basement. Rt 7 south. $225/mo 3-4 BR, 2 baths, 2 car garage, m town, $400/mo 3 BR. 1 batl1, cou ntry hv1ng, l1ncoln Pike, $250/mo HARRISONVILLE AREA - Grand old farm house. several burldrngs, 5 acres. $42,50000. POMEROY - Mulberry Ave. bedrooms $27,500.00 I \\ story, four lANGSVILLE-Partly trnrshed attic bedrooll\ patro, cellar room, storage building_ $14,625 00 POMEROY- Union Aye -lease wrth option, two baths, sewing room. $27,900.00. APARTMENTS. mobilel------'-------homea, houaes. Pt Pleasant New 2 bdr. apt for rent 15 and Gallipolis . 614 _446 • minutes from Gallipolis Call 8221. 614·256·1198. DEXTER - Partly finished attic bed room, patro, cellar room, storage burldrng $26,900.00. OFF SCOUT CABINE ROAD - Newly remodeled home on. 5 acres, plenty of room & seclusron_ $27.900.00. SYRACUSE -RI 124 - Mobrle home wrth 2 room addrtions. large lot. $10.500.00. ~26, 500. 00. MIDDLEPORT- Pearl St ~Good nerghborhoo~ garage & fenced yar~ $26,000.,00. SYRACUSE - Church St - 2mce levello~ & ail, okler home that needs some reparr. $11,000. POMEROY - Rt. 33 - Small house on has full basement & garage. $13,900.00. ~ MIDDLEPORT- Rutland St.- 10 acres with I Yz ·stciy house, 2 car garage, burldings. $26,900.00. acre, . J' MHiDLEPORT - Thrrd St - Shaded lawn, bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. $28,200.00. POMEROY - Anne ~t- Hi gh on a hill~- plenty of space, could use so'iil.; work. $15,000.00. POMEROY - lincoln Hill - Expensive features, full basement YIOCC burner. $28,900.00. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE - 27 ac crop land ~ 10 umt mobile OOme park. Live mth iS bcaul11ul 3 BR bnck and frame b·level which indudes anrce ~otchen, 2 baths, f~m1ly room, 2 car garage, covered pa~, and lormal dmtng plus have a ~ !nc:ome from 10 motile home pads lno mobile homes Included) and 27 ac of excellent crop land. Only 6 miles from ...n I I I I I I I I . I CALL us TODAy I PHONE I 446-3643 I I 3\\ AC. V.~CANT LAHD - 200 feet lrom Ro Grande Cdlege Campus. Excellent re.dential building s!es wale!, se10n~ gas avaioble. $ll000 ' WISEMAN, BROKER 446-3796 Jill COCHRAN ASSOC. 446-7881. CLYDE WALKE~. ASSOC. 245-5276 B. J. HAIRSTON ASSOC. 446-4240 DAVID E. WISEMAN, ASSOC. 446-3796 IKE ----- - -------- J 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33, North of Pometoy. large lots. Call 992-7479 . PUTNAM county: 2 acres of land all hookup for mobilewith home. 8100 . per month. 304·662-6840 or 304-743·3817. 49 For Lease For tease .Modern office suite especially good for insurance, real estate or accounling . 1300 sq. ft. Four room• plus lge. clerical office, kitchenette and storage room. Nat. gas, central air. carpet. Rent very reaso· nabla for this quality office. Corner Third & Olive, Galli· polis, Oh . Ph. 614-448· 3994. Evans Enterprises. 9·5, Mon . thru Fri. 51 Household Goods 51 Household Goods Af1tiqua Hoosier cupboard , Used furn iture: hide-a-Iled, rocking loveseat and ro cker· recliner . Corbin 8t Snyder Furniture, 956 Second Ave. Call446 -1171 . Avocado gr8en refrigerator. white gas range, other furni · ture . Call614-266-6307. exc. cond. Call 446-3945 , after 5PM , Good ne,ws, bad news LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. rocker, otto· new s? He was marked for man, 3 tables, (extra heavy the ace of diamonds. Thus, by Frontier]. 8686. Sofa, there were three potential chair and loveseat, 8276. NORTH 10-21,83 diamond losers, plus the ace I So•lao arid chairs priced from +A I0 983 to $895 . Tables. $45 of clubs to spoil South's fun. 'JQJ l O to 8125 . Hide·a· ~ Give East a doubleton •KH . and up to heart and South could set up +9.3 $525.. · $176. to a heart discard . Give him a EAST WEST doubleton diamond and two 8350 .• Lamps from $28 to +2 low diamond leads would 876 .6 pc. dinettes from .,1(96 ..87532 knock out the ace. As you 599 .• to 435 . 7' pc. $189 • Q 10.3 t AJS readers can see, neither of and up. Wood table with six .Q7 .AJ10864 those possibilities were chairl!l 8425 to ~745 . Desk ·SOUTH $110 up to 8226. Hutches. going to be th~re, but South +KQJ 'i 4 found a loser·on-loser elimi· $660 . and up, ~'aple or pine 9A4 nation play to bring home · finish . Bunk bea complete • 862 with mattresses. $250. and the bacon. +K 52 up to $395 . :aabv beds, East took the club ace and $110. Mattresses or bo" returned the sutt. South Vulnerable· Both springs. full or twin, 858., drew trumps, stopping in Dealer: East . firm. 868 . and $78 . Queen dummy, took the heart West Nortb East Sou&b finesse, cashed the ace, sets. $195 . ~ dr. chests. 1+ I+ S42. 5 dr. chests. $54. Bed ruffed his last club and led Pass 3• Pass 4• frames , S20 1and $25 .. 10 dummy's last heart. 1 Pass Pass Pass gun • Gun c,ab1nets . S350 . East played his km' and Gas or electr,ic ranges S375 . South discarded a low Baby mattr.esses, S25 &: diamond. East.. was on lead $35 , bed frames $20, $25 . and t~oroughly end played. Opening lead: +Q & 830 , kipg frame $50 . A club lead would let South Good selection of bedroom ruff in dummy and chuck a suite,s . c1edar chests . second diamond; a diamond rockers. me.tal cabmets, lead would establish By Oswald Jacoby swivel reciters . dummy's king. and James Jacoby Used Furniture ·· bookcase. If Wesl had had clairvoy· rangeS, c~airs, dryers, re· South looked at the queen ance, he would have opened frigerators and TV's 3 miles with a diamond lead, but of clubs lead and took stock_ out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am pOOr West was an ordinary There was good news and to &pm. Mon. thru Fri., 9am human who merely opened bad news. The good news? to 6p'm. Sat. East was marked for the his partner's suit. 446-0322· {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) . •a' kmg of hearts. The bad j:~~~~~~~~~~ tl 111111 51 Household Goods Solid pine 84 in. sofa, with matching loveseat. e~e . c:ond. $550. Call 446-3939. I-TV--&__A_p_p_lia_n_c_o_s.:-6_2_7__ T-hi-rd Ave ., Gallipolis, 446· 1699. Spin washers, gas & electric dryers, auto waohora, gao Ql •· electric: ranges, refrigerators, TV sets. l arge wood burning add·on furnace-brand new-heats hot water-automatic controls-firebrick lined. $690. Call 614·256·12 1e. 51 Household Goods Harvest gold ref $95, Coldspot white ref . $96, coppertone ref. $95, Whirl · pool washer &125 , Kenmore dryer $65, Kenmore dryer $75, 40' alae. ranga $96. 30' eloc. white range $95. 40' avocado green Kelvin&· tor range S95, 5 dr. chest of drawers unfinished S45, 3 dr . cheat of diawers unfin· ished $31.92, 6 dr. finishe~ oak chest $65, sm. desk unfinished $38.22, lg. desk unfinsihed $60. Skaggs Ap· pliances Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, 446· 7398. 1 .I SWAIN AUCTIOr-,1 & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 in'c:h flat arms $.399 . bunk b~ds complete with bunkies S199, 2 piece an · tron livingroom suites S199 , antron ~ecliners $99. other recliner~ $80 , maple dinette sets $179, love seats $70 , hide -a -bed $250. · box & mattress 1win or 00 set regular -firm . ,maple dinette chairs S35, ,wash stands $34 , maple ,rockers $59, 7 piece chrome dinette set $149, 5 piece dinette set $89, used bedroqm suites, refirgera tors, ranges, chest , dressers. w~ ryi n,9;";,r washers . TV's, 1 0 1 & shoes. Call 446 · Seven p1oce TV room furniture, 8125.00. 30in . electric Custom Furniture built tO" st ove, 825 .00 . Phone 304· your specification. Orders 675-1802 or 675·6108. now being taken for Christ· mas. We offer rep8ir and Ward 's wood ·burning stove. refinish furniture. ·Bidwell Flat top, two lids. 18in. Country Furniture. located wood , 1 Bft. pipe, used Rt . 554 in Bidwell, Oh. Open twice, 595 .00 . 304-675· 9-5. Mon.·Sat .. Q,14-388· 1316. 8453. Whirlpool washer . e~ec . cond. guaranteed, $95. ~all 614-367-0560. Drop leaf kitchen table, and 4 chair$, good for small area . $50.00 . Call 446 -3775 . NeW wood burning stoves. $400.00 each. One good u~ed electric rang e. $100 00 304-675-1578. 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff F.. rewood Pickup or Delivered. 1 2"· 22 " stocked in yard HEAP vender , prompt delivery. 614· 2666245 Limeston e, Sand , Gravel. Delivered in Mason, Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son. Call 446-7785 . One set of bo okcase' head· board bunk beds and mat· · Walnut lumbe r 8 and 10ft. tresses. $160.00. Pho ne long. Call 304-458-1997. 304-675-1865. Firepl ace insert-still in fac Large Microwave oven with tory car1ton - automatic stand. also chest freezer . control s-2 blowers -glas s 304-675 -7353 .. door-ash pan ~ fits 30 in. to 48 iii. fireplace -burns wood One kitchen display, odds or coal. $590. Call 61 4 ~ and ends kitchen cabinets 256·1216 Dale's Kitchen Center. Troybilt Tillers Sales & SerCarpet almost new 15x15 . vice . Swishers Implement, blue. $150 .00 . Phone 304 · St. Rt. 7 , North , Gallipolis. 675 -1349. 614 -446 -0475. Roar Estate General RELAX IN THE COMFORT ol awoodburnrng lrre and enjoy the view from the Iami~ room Modern 3 bedrm brick home wrth many amenrtres Including a 20'x40' pool. 2 acres of landscaped lot Privacy Call lo r appornmenl. I ~ IN THE COUNTRY- Ranch home on 2 acres and full basement storage buitdint $29,000.00 POMEROY - lrncoln Hill - Good starter home, one floor plan. $16,000.00. RT. 33 NEAR POMEROY home $29,900.00. I\\ story remodeled DEXTER - 11h story frame home, island krtchen, carpet rn all 7 rooms. $29,100.00. . Bnck St. - lrve rn it or rent ~ NAYLORS RUN - 7 room house, 6.~ acres, outburldrngs. $29,500 00. MIDDLEPORT - Second St - lovely live-in krtchen, older home charm. $16,900.00 POMEROY - Rose Hrll - Home rn good reparr, full basement, 11 acre, come see. $31,500.00 RUTlAND- Huge home for ahuge famrly, bnck & fram~ excellent locatron $18,500.00. MIDDLEPORT - High St - Cute 3 bedroom home, ideal for ~19,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - 4th Ave - 1\? story, drshwasher, disposal, air cond., two lots. $32,000.00. SYRACUSE - Carol St - Starter home air condit~ned, 3 bedrooms, 1 year old fur~ace. $19,500. POMEROY - Beech St - Five acres & nice house rn town. $32,000.00. , COLONIAL DUTCH, 2 or 3 bedrm., 2 lull baths, convenrently located across lrom new court house l g livrng rm w/ w b. frreplac~ I krtchen and formal d1nrng rm. Call lor POMEROY - Mulberry Ave. - Excellent & location, buin-in knchen $31,501100 POMEROY- People's Terrace - Two unrt rental $19,500.00 CHESHIRE - 1'.\ lots of level ground wrth nice home, owner wants to tinance $20,000 00. • Vacancies for ladie1 or men in private partial care home. Room 81 board, handicap, 24 hr. nursing care . Reasonable in Crown City. Call 614- 256· 660~ . . 3 RT. 33 NEAR POMEROY - N1ce-~idin~ rear & front porches, needs some work $15,34500 RUTlAND - Crouse r Rd. - New root & Cllrpel exceptional large bedroom, umrty. $21,500.00 Sleeping room $11 . utili· ties paid, range & rafrig. Share bath. Men only . 446· 4416 after 7 p.m. 51 Household Goods PORTtAN D - Cute knchen, garage, 2 bedrooms, close to Ravenswocc Brrdge. $25,000.00 · POMEROY - Marn St. - Could be two apartments or burldrng" ,,1tor small business. $14,900.00. POMEROY - Vale St. - Cuteone floor plan wrth basement $20,800.00. rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central eV Call 446 -0756 . · • Trailer spaces and house on Bulavitle Ad , in Kyger Creek So~. dist. Call 614-256· 1433. MIDDLEPORT- General Hamnger Par,way - 4 room house, good rental rnvestment $l0,00p.oo MIDDLEPORT - Pearl St - Front & rear porches,· nice back yard, 2 story home. Furnished Rooms F~rniahed apt. 2 bdr .. ·1136 2nd.. Ave, Gallipolis. $196 water paid. Call 448-4416 attar 7 p.m . 1 bedroom Apt . in Point HARRISONVILLE AREA - Srx acres of fenced cleared ground, pond, 2 bedrooms. equipped krtchen, $26,900.00. 45 Furnished office for rent Close to city building and court house. Call448·0865 days, $126. mo. 2 bdr . kitchen, furnished . 1 Pleasont, W.VA. 614·992· bdr .. ki1chen. furnished . A· 5B58. One Real Estates. Carol Realtor. Call 304· 2 bedroom furnished apt. Yeager, 675-5104 o• 304-675· 614·992-6434. 614-992- 7386 . 6914 or 304·882·2566. $2 bdr .. 195, 1 &. 2 bedroom apt . , 3 water 136 Second bedroom home for rent. AVe, Galllip<>lis. 446 -44) 6 Cleland Realty. 614-992· after 7 p.m. 225p. 1 Unfurnished 1 BR Apt., All new efficiency apt. 1 or 2 nearly new, no pets. Call people . No pets. Osby A 446 -3617 . Martin. 614-992·6370. 4 room apt. utilities paid . all Apartments. 304-875· carpeted. Adults only, no 5648. pols. Call 446-3437. POMEROY - Laurel St - Specral pnce on remodeled home, range & dishwasher •stays. $8,000 00. TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to elderly & diaebled With an income of lett than S12 ,300. Renting for 30 percent of adjusted incpme.Phono 304-676·6679. Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown City. Ohio. Call 614-256· 6520. 3 & 4 room furnisllad apts. 614-992-11.434, 614-9925914 or 304·882·2666 . 1 --:~~-:::----------­ IMercerville) new 1 bdr. Apts. for rent. 614-992· 8 175 per mo. Call 446· 6908 . 1 241 , Mon.·Fri , 8-5 . PDRltANO - 182 acre farm, barn srze of Noah's Ark nver view, gigantic house. $290,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - liberty St - Two famr ~ un~ large lot. $8,000 00 POMEROY $16,000.00. ~us I GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY - lei be yours toenrov 1raoous I find located Spnng Achmce area to anOgood I I SJORAGE CABINETS IN BACK OF2 car ga.,ge Jusl one ol many line leatures ol tome on Rl 35 wesl ol best I we .I 10% MORTGAGE - Owner 1 J)ecorall!d lo sun ASSUME anyone's Frreplace. 21ull baths. nice I 1 uee studded yard $59,000. I TH£ OHIO RIVU NEAR ADDISOII I OVERlOOKING Altractrve 4 bedroom trfleYel on Upoer RNer Road in Kyget I Cleek Schoo lli~nct Snualed "" rwer 3 acres tlis i'ome includes a kl1 chen, lamrly room. balll• 9% I BI-LEVEL - You'll enjoy living 1n lhe nicesl I HAuiJFUL mltle neighlxlrhood yoo purchase thiS 3 BR i'<lrr<. I Localall on oom.- whrch prov1,des anrce yard. 2 full Oose to stopping hcellent nlighborll:xld. I lo sell al $44,000. I j. . 3 BR. 2 baths. 2 car garage, Roo Grande, $4~/mo 4 BR. 1~~ baths. 2 car garage, 1n town, $lJO/mo 3 BR. 1 bath. fireplace. Addison. $250/ mo. 3 BR. 2 baths. some turnl!ure. Rt 7 south. $300/mo I 'II GE11111G we REALTOR 1ust m1nutes from HMC Has 2 baths. eat-1n k~dlen 2 car garage, oorkshop i:· a nrce 3 acre lot w1th a mce VI!!W Pnvate your attentiOn The INmg room, wrth aheart leads to fotmal drnmg and a charmt ng etlioenl yard of an acre extends to the nver and has sever;jl tall pmes. Owner says nerghl.xlrsare fantastiC Beauttlul nver vrew. I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1\ L DI:UI\Utn nvu.Jt \Il l ::1"11 0\.o Ulll f J. 11 " 11:11\J III !..UJ sett1ng $49,000 RUTLAND - 105 acres of good la0ng land, 6,000 SQ tt barn, free gas to house. $85,000 00. NEAR MINES - Free gas & water wnh 1971, 12x60 mobrle home, I acre. $12,000 00 AnRACTIVE 3AC. SETIING - ThiS3 bedroom vmyl ranchis I very I;) hm1ls. 2 bedrooms with full basemen t Nal gas furnace and 2 car garage. Ra1se your own t::eef and veg. garden and be close to 1."1€1)111111~ $49.900 00 Mobile , home lol all utilmes, ' NEAR FIVE POINTS - 33 acres, 7 year old ranch with basement brg garage. $47,500.00. ELECTRONIC REAL ASSOC,IATES • 1 bed room Apt. $196. mo. including utilities. Equal housing opponunity. Contact ' Village Manor Apts. 6, 4-992-7787. RACINE - Rt 124 -Shade trees, garage on II acres of campng s~. home has 3 bedrooms. $66,000.00. SALEM IWP. - Nrce mob1le home, huge picnic she~er, garage, & extra trailer lot. $30,000.00. I Newl~ remodeled 2 bdr .. Furniahed upstairs ap1.. 3 unfurnished# equipped kit· rooms 8t bath: clean . adults chen. central air, 8250 mo., only, no pets. ref. req. 821 2nd . Avo. Call 446- Utilities paid . Call 446r 1519 . • 2156. RUTtAN D - New Lima Rd - 47 acre farm, wrth a dream of a house. $57,900.00. RUTlAND - Home tor sale at a right pnce, assume loan. $32,000.00. I I I I I I All you need to know in Real EstateT~ MIDDLEPORT - Busrness burldrng. 4 apartment and 2 commercial renta~ $45,000 00. one floor, new carll"t $36,900 00. ---· Real Estate General REEDSVILLE - 681 - Family comlort with p~nty of room. garage & workshop. $46.000.00. ROCK SPRINGS ROAD - I '" acres, 3 bedrooms, LAND, LOTSBUILDING SITE-5 acres, water .................................. $10,600 Real Estate General RUTtAN D - Bnck St - A home wrth everything, outstandrng faTily room with bar. $49,900.00. LINCOLN HEIGHTS- Neat &nee, 2-3 bedrooms, garage $22.500.00. RIO GRANDE - $29,900. Secluded. 1.121 acres.·City schools. - -- 3 bedroom 121<65 mollie home, completely furnished . $6,500.00. ail BMR _3 89- OWNER SAYSSELL TODAY! Yourfamily will enjoy the roomrness of th~ house. Includes 4 BRs, 2 baths, LR, OR, burn-rn krtch ro Situated on large corner lot Close to t1111n rn city schoo drstrrct. IGreen Ele11.) . Call to see the; one' POMEROY- Lincoln HUI- Big & beautifli, trash compactor. $55.000-D!l RUTLAND - 2 bedrooms, doutie. $!1,900.00. 2 BMR 435 - IDEAL STARTER HOME - 3 BR, ~rge knchen, LR. carjXIII, natural gas heat, new roof, located with1n GalhDol~ city limns Prced at $31 ,900 Be the frr.;t to see th~ one' 2 bedroom furnished Mobile R£Al10! . BUHL-IIORTON RD. - 16.340 acres. )enn" court 54xl20, pool pond. Contempo<ary home, 2.272 sq. ft plus basemrot City schoo~ Excellent location! BMR 43_1- Brick ranch includes 3 BRs, LR, DR, family room, 21h baths, Situated on 38 acres. Call to see thrs one today' 2 bedroom MObile Hom'e in m Ll:! 446-4 206 BMR 437 - NEW USTING - FIRST TIME ON MARKET Deluxe brck ranch s~ualed on ffat I acre lot House rncludes 4 BRs, 2\\ baths, delUxe k_rtchro, 2 tamrly rooms ll wrth fireplace, 1 w~h woodoorne1). Electric heat pump. Much mo1e Call for detarls' 2 bedrooms furnished, 2 mi. references. dep osit re · quirod. 304 -675 -4045 . REAL ESTATE Call 446-0552 Anytime Beth Null 245-9507 Fu!nished apt, IS 185. Water PBid, 2 bdr., 131 Y.z 4th Furn_iahed efficiency apart- Gallipolis. 446-4416 after 7 ment, all utilities paid, dep· p.m. oalt required, $200. 3042bdr.. 2 both. 11 Court St. 895 -3460. Rot . & dep. '$325 mo. Call Need 10meone· to share 446·4926. e11penn• In apartment. Call I ::---::-:------------448-2892 after 8PM. Small furn. house 1 or 2 adults only, no pets. Call One bedroom. apt. for rent, 446·0338. furnished and utilities paid . Downtown location, e260 Furnished 3 rooms with private bath . Referen~e premo. Coli 446·9283. ferred. Call 446·2216. Furni1hed efficiency apt., newly redecorated $185 all Jackson Estate Apenments utilitiea paid, depoait re· 536 Jackoo~ Pike fEq•al qul••d' Call 446· 3046 or Housing Opponunityl has one bedroom apartments 446·2602 evenings. rent stan1ng at $157· and One badr . apt. 613 Third two bedroom rent starting at Ave. $136 incluaas water $193. 8200 deposit. Cal Call 446-4222, 9Am to 446· 2745 or leave message on answering 1ervice. 5PM. Ferry. 304-1176-2548 . STUTES Broker-Auctioneer BRIDGE WVW'X*'UIIII"I 2 bedroom apt. at Gall. 2 bdr. mobile home In city -Apartment for Rent 44 Rent The condrt~n RACINE - Rt. 124 - 3 rentals rn one, $500 rental potential, storage buildin~ $35,000.00. • BASHAN -A large family home, 4 or 5 bedrooms, full baement on 2 acres.$35,_000.00 POMEROY -lrncoln Hrll- Homewrthlarge deck for summer fun. $35,500.00. RUTlAND - S~ Rt 124 - Two bedrooms, carpetrng, forced ·air heal sheds $17 ,100 00 POMEROY - · locust Sl - Two story, lots of closets, w~hrng ~jell & balcony. $35,000.00. BAS HAN - New·roof & sidin~ full basement like new inside. $21,500.00. RUTLAND - New carpeting throughout ranch hom~ attached garage. $36,000 00. POMEROY - Maple St....:_ Cute home. cute price, n~ce s~e yard. $22,500 00 LANGSVILLE - Beautiful woodw,.~ hutch, enclosed rear porch, apt 1· business buiding a~o. $36,000.00. POMEROY - Mulberry Ave - 3 bedroom home ~ 1 bedroom rental unrt. $22.500.00. PO~EROV 39 MIDDLEPORT - Plum St - lei ~~~] woccoormng fireplace, good location. : - W~tzgal St - 3 bedrooms, full . basement frurt Ires. $24,000 00 BEECH GROVE RD. - Modular wnh 5-6 """"'· 1 central arr, 2 ~ath~ $38,225.00. POMEROY - Heats wrth coal ~ wood, remodeled and added on to. $25,000.00. TUPPERS PlAINS - A gorgeous 2 acre lot one lloor p~n home. $38.500.00. SYRACUSE - College Rd. - Some new carpel assume low mterest loan, nice yard $25,000.00. SYRACUSE - Rustic Hil~ - 3 bedroom ranch hardwood floors, carport. rmmedrate possessron: MIDDLEPORT- Second St - Rustic log home, $32,900.00. opro krtchen, loft area. $25.900.00. RUTtAN D - Beech Grove Rd. - Almost new 3 MIDDLEPORT - ·Brownell Ave.- Cool central arr, bedroom hom~ deck & prrvacy. $38,900.00. nrce decorating, 3 acres, low heating $35,000.00. POMEROY - Rock St - 2 story ~der home i EASTERN DISTRICT'- Spirt entry, family room, gocc condition, full basement $39,000.00. deck, large utilrty, still like new. $40,000.00. ' LETART - frve bedroom home, enclosed sun MIDDLEPORT - Pearl Sl - Wicker bathroom, porch, 3 car garage, also a rental. $39,900.00. corner lot, garage, 4 bedrooms $45,000.00. POMEROY - Marn St - Nice front f)Jrch wrth BRADBURY - 2 year old ranch home, great river v~. two story frame home, 4 bedrooms woodoorner, \\ acre lot $43,000.00. · & 2 baths, part basement $29,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - Granl Sl - 3 car garage, beautiful knche'l, formal drning room. $48,000.00. Middleport - 5th St - Cotomal with modem features, p()(j, fire~oce. central air. $49,900. · POMEROY - Mulberry Ave. - Extensive remodelin& equipped krtchen $49,900 00. '· ' •. DANVILLE - 2 story home, big barn. rn a quaint little town, I\! baths, I acre, coal s~. frurt trees. $26,500.00. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Approx 4,000 sq. ft., located rn downtow n Gallipolrs. Ca n be leased or purchased. Across from city park~n g lot POMEROY - Five Pornts Area - Ranch with 1,800 sq. ft., family room, garage, fireplace, bedrooms, 2 baths. $53,500.00. APPLE GROVE -,Farm approx. 75 acres, 1 story house, bam, liver front acreage. $47,500.00. NEW LISTINGS MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom ranch utifrty room, nice lot. $24,000.00. • ' SYRACUSE - Rustic HiHs - 3 bedroOm ranch, !ami~ room, frreplace. $48,000 00. ' SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom ffiodular, nice level $36,500.00. - CHESTER AREA- 3 bedroom•brick veneer ranch, rec room, wood burner, equipped krtchen. $53,000.00. POMEROY - 3 bedrooms, 1Yz baths, rec. nrce ltitchen. $31,200.00. , OlD PREPARE FOR WINTER and move into th ~ 2 bedrm cottage across lrom Foodland Grocery. Nat. gas heat Buy now $25,000.00. . COMMERCIAL PROPERTY . - Active restaurant busrness located on corner lot in Kanauga. Purchase and get immedrate "Cash Row" owner may finance some to qualrf1ed purchas.iloiHill-mme information. '· ... • • IIATIOIMI. FOIIUT-$5.000 Dalln-10% loin IT. 33- 3 bedroom beautiful home, $53.900.00. . .\,' • �• Times-Sentinel October 23, 1983 • W. Va. October 66 54 54 .Misc. Misc . Merchandise Merchandise Seart dishwu her $40 . 304Sewing Machines with frM · · 675-6212 or 304 - 6 7 5 · arm, 12 designs etc. were 1484. over $400 now $98. Call Must Sell new demonstrator Firewood big pickup toad, $36.00 deliveed. $25 .0 0 at farm. 304-895· 3396 . 446 -9301 . Firewood- cut up. ~18bs, $16 pickup load. Call 61 4 -246· 5804 . Pets for Sale Bria rp atc h ~en nel 1 Proies· si onal All-breed grooming . Indoor-outdo or board i ng f acilit ies. English Cocke r Spa_niel puppies . Call 614-388· 9790 . AK C CAMOUFLAGED new ~nm y clothing , new lined jacke ts S13 .• coveralls S22 ., Bi bs 818 .. insulated coveralls "$27 .60. Se m Somerville' s, seven miles east Ravens wood . OPEN Friday , Sa t urday , Sunday, 1 :00-7 :00 PM (ueed army field jackets. surplus rental cloth i ngJ . Pho~e 304· 675 -3334. JVC Compact portable stereo . fm -am -cassette. Price negotiable. EKtra pans in· eluded. 875-7980. Multi-stitch sewing.machine with cabinet . like new, 0199 . Coll448-7558 . whitei~Fi~~~~~~~;:: D • Sears refrig. brown, metal cabinet, Hotpoi nt dryer, end tabltt. · Kerosene ,hooter. (:•11446 -1687. 56 55 pUII~ing 1- - - - - - - - - - - Wood splitter hyraulic A hor se power, gas motor , uc. con d. Call 446-3171 . Firewood for sale S36 a pickup load delivered, 10 loads for $300. Call 614256· 1 427. Coleman 76,000 BTU fuel oil stove 81 tank, ex . cond., reduced to $100 firm . Call 304-675-7957 . Bulldihg materials block. brick. sewer pipes. windows . lintels . e tc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 0 . Call614-245-5121 . 56 rag ist e red ~6 56 Pets for Sale R ~ g is t e r e d Beegle pu p1. Phone 304-895-3938 . Beagle AKC male, 3 mo s. old. $65 . Call 446 -0:l11 . ADSA Registered Americ an Pit Bull Terrier pups . Cham pion blood line . S200 . 61 4 · 949.-2791 ·. Pets for Sale HILLCREST Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 814-367-7220. KENNELS Barding all breeds. Selling Happy Jock Dog Food. Rabbits, $1 ,00 each. Phone Doberman pupp,es: Stud · Service. Call 448·77911 . 304-675- 3081 . 66 Pet1 for Sale Oragonwynd Cattarr· Kennels. AKC Chow pup· pies. OFA Himalayan. Per· eian and Slem..e kittens. Call 446-3844 attar 4 . Full Blooded Siameae. fe· ma~• .6 month~, declawed. shots. be•uuful. good around children, pets, sao. Call 448· 4472. Real Estate General female Reel E1tate General Baby bed. car bed, car seat, firepla c e screen . grate. washer, dryer, ten speed. camper top . 614 - 843 5119. Sears 125,000 BTU dOwn flow oil furnace , heat ex· cha'nger, 2 years old . 276 gallon fuel oil tank on adju stable legs, with filter and gauge. GE 4 burner electric range , 39 in. wide. Rh~em 52 gallon electric water heater . 614 - 992 7520 . " ' Afghans. one size fits Queen sized bed S50 . One 63x66 . S30 . Three batly ones-$10. each . Phone 614 - 985 3915. For sale -Used J 20 Ditch I Witph Trencl'lar . 1-614- : 694-7842 . ' 40.000 BTU. Warm Morning heater, with blower. 614-992-3079 . 106,000 BTU Colem,n gas furnace includea duct work tor 6 rooms . $160 . See at 761 Ash St . Middleport. 614-992-3359 . Air compressar- $1 86 . 2-8 in . table saws-1100 . & $126 . Alum. awning. 8x1 6 . $150 . 8 walnut wall cabinets -t80. each . See Eldon Walburn et 380 S . 3rd . Middleport . 814 - 992· 2805 . Portable diat;washer. 614 949-2317. New Kerosun Heate'rl. 614992-2598. AR -16 (Colt) rifle, .223 caliber. aa new $436 . Browning Hi-power 9 mm, 14 shot auto. pistol. like new 8426 . 1000 round cue. new .223 caliber ammo 0200 , 614-992-7817. 6- 1 5 ' chaina with hooks heavy duty $12 . ea. 10 heavy dutv binders •7.00 ea . 120 lb. set of metal weigl'ltl $40 . 20 rolla solder 50-60 1 lb. rolls 83.00 eo . .814- 992-7617 . Water bed . $200. King size fl ber filled mettre11. 304882· 2669. Large a11ortment of steel trapa. Mostly fox No. 1¥2. 814-992-7165. • Drv firewood, deliverd , phone 304-675· 7771 . Seasoned oak firewood, 304-675-2767 otter 4 P·!"· SEASONED oak firewood . 304-675-2757 after 4 :00 p.m. .. Bear Mini-Magnum compound bow with quiver, five arrows. Bow excellent con dition . 304-882-2066. Nice Chri1tm11 gift. Commedore Vic20 Super Expander with 3KAAM car- . ATIENTION CITY COWBOYS . Have horses' See the fenced-In pasture with 4 acres more or less including athree bedroom home, just a few miles from Gallipoli~ Excellent land fur farmingas w~l as newhomeconstruction. Lar&e barn plus two ~orage buildings, pond stocked with catfish, bas: and bluegtlls, large concrete dnve. Call for a showing and be ~ U!P r~ed. 11437 25 ACRES- 8 ROOM HOME Nice remodeled home. Blown-in insulation. 2 storage bUilding;, chicken house. Mini farm. Cheshtre township. New country l<rtchen. #558 FRESH COUNTRl'ATMOSPHERE Moveright in thiS fully furnished Mobile Home w~h approx. 7acres of Qeautiful woodland. Pertect for retirement Call for information. #583 • VACATION CAMP BY OWE lAKE OWner financin& sundec~ rural water, septic system, electri~ Buy ·nwrth camping !railer or without concrete pad. Great FishJn ~ Buy aM move right in. • #584 LbW LOWN PAYMENT. OY.'NER FINANCING Are you lookingfor a 2 bedroom home overlookingthe OhK) River w~h little mainlenance. Beginner home or retirement home We have t #260 4 ACRES PLUS - VACANT lAND Trailer hookup, septic tan~ drilled well wrth pump,electric, appro!. 3 miles !rom State Rt. 160 on OJ Whrte Rd. Phone for d etai~. #582 ~.... MULTI PURPOSE PROPERTY LOcated on Oh~ Rt. 7 near Gallipolis Walk-in cooler display cabinets, three rental mobile homes - income now $660.00 per· mo, Could be 6 room bnck ~ont home plus2rooms for businesswhatever you have in mind. Rower <ihop, small grocery store, carry-out, etc. Lots of uses. Ptlone for appointment to see. Live in part - business in other part. Rent mobtle homes. Great OppOrtunny• N580 tridge. Adventure lend car· trldge. progr1mmer manual. 304-675-2290. SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION Vacant lot:;. Nico s~e building lots with all utllrties there. Lot size 101.8 by 1712. Better get -urn now. #456 Avacado gat range end Sears ga• heat•. 304-67&1307. ,. 6.95 ACRES VACANl lAND OFF RT. 35 I!Oning land - Beside Old U.S. Highway 35. I~ a~ area that 5~ devel()j)ing fast. Rt 35"short distance west of Galhpol5. Get it#': Coli Mester stove. New pine ~hunero; boya 1 6-'fa Steel· era winter lockot. 304-676· "&428. Hand made log cabin 1tyle doll houu with furniture. 185. 448-4830. Four P111·10D13 tlrll · uch. 304-8711· I 1 3084. e.oo ' 8 ACRES 10 minute drive to downtown Galhpol~. Crtv School System · Ha!;.hocikUP for mobile home Galha Rural Wale~ efectric and septic . o~ pole, 200 ft. _fronla~e on _ uraham S!;hool Rd 1 srtes. Call now. • #47"7 Hoy for 3418 . p.m. Ale. 304-882· 1970 Frandlin 9 foot self- one let1 er to each sqUare, tc contained truckcamperwlth ref .• ttove wi1h oven and ·many extras. $675. Phone 814 -.742 - 2460 ucept Suoday. • rorm lour ordmary worda l-:-::--:---- - - 1 988 Dodge Dart GT. Slant I.. KI _._ Thomas organ, lighted key- · 66 Seed & ~ertili~er A·una good, good tiree. 614'1 973 Dodge motor home. board, 2 keyboard•. foot 9U-4346 . . Call 614· 245-9183 . pedola, 1600. Coli '11· 4 446· ~heat for cover crop. 1-~----------------­ 3144 ask for Pot, otter 4 call cleaned. begged. f::•ll 1974 Buick Century Gran 446-8237. 814-2411, 5193. Spon, Good cond, Y-8 euto. Suzuki AM 125 High Rider .. Kimball Anlot Conoole Pl 614-992-3989. 81 Home eno. very good condttlon Improvements 1960.00. firm. Couch and 1974 Chevy Vega Station · WHAT 'HAPP'ENED tove uat, .blue floral. wagon GT. Auto., p.a., good _ __1469. 814 -949 -2202 . 1160.00. Can be ...., at WHEN HE PIJT STUCCO PLASTERING Volley Apll. No &.. Mi1on. !7YNAM ITE 1111TO TOP CAB H paid for late 1978 Joep CJ7. flbergleos • textured ceiling• commerTHe J<:ef"lo:!GEI<:ATO~'i' model ueed cera . Smith top, white 1poke wheels. cial and residential. free Bujck-Pontlac, 1911 E·u t· 611,000 mlleo , $2900 .00. Bltimates . Call 614-256· 58 Fruit . ern Ave.. Oallipolia, 448- 304-882-2819 alter 5. Now arrange the circled ten,rs 10 ) 1182. & Vegetables tonn the surprise anewer, as aug· 2282. . ) ( 1_ _n,._.a_;J L J>.....<iLc..J ' 1 geated by the above car1oon. PAINTING - interior 'and • '77 c,mero 306, ·Auto. 1 980 Dodge Aapon IUIO., PS·PB. Air, AM -FM cassatt. exterior, plumbing, roofing , German Ridge Apples tree- PS, Pal, I cyt., 1unroo1. real some remodeling . 20 yrs. Answer here: HE HIS ripened, elder dropa. Call nice, 12,185. John'a Auto Reily whoels, 66,000 miles. exp. CeH 614 -388 -9652 . 304-876-41 81.' <t46-8696 or 614- 379 · lelea on Bulovllle Rd. 446· [Anoweno Monday 2303. 4782. '73 Volkewagon Fastback. , Jumbles: BRIBE FLANK MODIFY ACTING • Marcum Roofing & SpoutYes1erdays 1 1 ing . 30 years experience, uto · tran s .. ' 1 . 000 . 00 . a A nswer : When they Invented drtp-<fry clothes, th s Potat!M• •1 Flatrock, 9 miles 1979 Okiomobile Storflre specializing in built up roof. just about came to an end-THE IRON AG~ from Pt. Pleasant on At. 2. V-8 , auto .. PS. PB. AM·FM Pllone 304-773-5860. Call814 -388 -9857. North. tape, root oporty. " · 196. 1982 Pontiac PriK, I· ~;:;=;=====~=:-r-:;~=~~==~=="1 Appliance Service All makes John's Auto Sales on ·aula- t-t~p. AM·FM. Grand cassette, ville Rd. 448·..,82. - , . extra•. 9 .000 miles, 72 Trucks for Sale 75 Boats and & models refrigerators , , 69 For Sale or Trade •11.400.00, 304-876- 1849 Motors· tor Sale wuhers, dryers. ranges. 1 978 Fairmont Ford Futuro before 3pm . compactors. dishwashers. 2 dr., 4 opd., 4 cyl .. rodio. 1972 Datsun truck with Chris Craft 1 g 57 conltellamicrowaves . Heating & For sale or trade Coondog. PS, PB. tlr cond .. reol nice, 1980 Plymouth Horizon . .topper. &650.00. Phone tion cabin cruiser, 36 ft ., Cooling. Sheet Metal Work. Call614-258-1415. f2.295. John'• Auto Solea. ' 304-876-6489. 304-675- 2565 with .trailer. 812.800: Call Gallla Refrigeration Co . Call Bulavllle lid. 446·4782. 81 4·387-0378 between 614-446· 4066 . 11178 Dodge Monaco . pa. 10-3 . 814-448-1343 after 1981 Cutlass Supreme pt», air, automatic, exc. 73 'Vans & 4 W.O . 6. RON'S Television Service. Brougham, 20,000 miles. · condition . 81600 . 304· 1-:;=;===:::::;==== Specializing in Zenith and V·8. air, tilt wheel, rear 875-8429 . Jeep Honcho 4x4, topper, I · Motorola, ' Quazar , and delog, AM-FM, $8,000 . wh~e spoke wheels, blue 76 Auto Parts house calls . Call 676-2398 61 Farm Equipment Con 4411-8040. 1972 Chevy Railey Nova, jean package . priced & Accessories or 446- 2464. . good cQnd. 304-675- 1972 $3,495 . Call 814-256 - 1 --~-----F & K Trae Trl mmi n g, 1tu mp 6463 . 100 HP MF 1 100troctor. 30 1884 Ford Foirlone liOO. att DI' 1178·2193. 8ft . aluminum truck topper removal. Csll 675-1331 . HP 711 BMF ateor like Orginal. toad cond., black 4 $100, 6 ft. pickup truck 1979 Jeep CJ -5, 6 cyl., 3 loader. 10 T 300 bulhel J & dr. Mdan, v.a. atend~rd dloc . 875. Call 614-367- RINGLE ' S SERVICE oxpe· ohlft. Coli 814-367-0397. spd .. exc. cond .. 83,300 or M gravity wagon. 12 ft. M F 72 Tl'ucka for Sale rienced roofing. including trade for pickup. Call 446- 0632 . wheel dise, 14 ft. Ourihem hot tar application, carpen0515 . Harragotr, John Deere 80 ·1978 Pfymouth Horizon 1179 Ford Courier Pickup. .1974 361 Cleveland engine ter, electrician, mason . Call bu . spreader. Call 814-882· front wheet drive, PS, PB. good oa• mileage, good real lporty. *2996. John's 1978 Blazer new tires & & transmission. $260. pair 304 -675 -2088 or 676 · 3931 . cond.. AM·FM radio. can Auto Salee on Sutaville Rd. rims · good cond.• Call 614- , or will sell separate. 614- 4560. 446-4782. 742 -2801 . 245-9498. • - . ... Corn cribs wlro tight, now _8_1_4_·2_6_6_·_1_1_6_3_.- - - Water Wells. Commercial 900 bu. & 1200 bu. olze. 1 1978 Honda Accord ax. For. aole 1979 dodge 4x4, 1978 Dodge 4x4 318 auto ., and Domestic,. Test holes . Call814-245-5193. MPG, gHd cond., lingle Iota of extras. ex. cond. Call $3,100 . Cell 814- 256· Three General Tires, SPiv . Pumps Seles and Service. · 800x16.5 . Priced cheap. 304-895- 3802. owner. price below blue 8711-7691 after 5PM. 1427. 8 N Ford tractor. looks & . Phone 304-675- 3786. runs good, asking *1.846. book . Coil 446-2056 1880 GMC 4 -WD. PS, PB. eveninga. E & R Tree Sttrvice, fully 1975 GMC van. Call after Ford 2 bottom plow $275. auto. trans .• lockout hubs, l/, 7 :00PM. 446· 7659 . insured , free estimates. Ferguson 8 ft . mowlng ton. long bed, good cond ., 77 Auto Repair Pho,ne 614-367-0636, call machine $65. 814 -742- 1878 tmpole Chev. 4 dr .. •4.900 lirm . Call 448· after 5 . Pl. Pl. AC. otero. 5 now 1965 Superior bus, 30 3114. tlree. new brake•.· orginel 2403. passenger, good cond ., new '77 Chevy Nova, phone SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One brakes, runs good . Call 304-675-2467. John Deere 420 Widefront, paint. no rust. Call 446· 78 Ford PU 4x4, short bod, piece custom fit your home. 446 · 2836 or 875-2432 . $2 , 000.00. Farmotl H. 1714 . .high miloo, $2,850 . Cell Guaranteed . Advanced Gut· $650 . 00 . 8N Ford. 441-7322. ter, (Day 614-592-4066.) 78 Camping $1.260.00. Other form mo· 1975 Plyn\outh Sottol~e (night 614.-698-8205.) 46 Willys Jeep . good cond. chinory. 304-5'78-2328. IHbring. 2door, 380outo .. Equipment am· fm 8 track, air shocks on t 974 Ford 1 ton dump SHOO. 304-675· 7375. truck, ex c. cond .• new tires. GET your carpet SHIP Apache two horse tf'llller. - r . Alldng 1660. Good Belt offer over 83,200. Call For sale or trade, Shasta SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN wortt cor. 814-992-7811. excellent condition. 304camper, 1leeps eight . Stove 448-9428 . STEAMER . Water removal. 74 Motorcycles 875-1816. and refrigerator.Phone 304- fumiture cleaning, free esti1974 Cougar XR7. Lots of 675-5297 or 675-4479 . new parts. Runs good. 1982 1h ton Dodge pickup mates. 614-446-2107 . Looks good. E•cellent runwith topper. Standard shift. .63 Uvestock nlng condhlon. 814· 742· P11y off. 614· 992·5434 or 1974 Honda Chopper 30 ln . 2801. 614-992 ~5914 . over front ond. C8 760 F. 79 Motors Homes A . d 0 ho Call614-949-2737. & Campers I KJ [) t ------------ NEW LISTING - li2.95 ACRE FARM -This okler couple would consider trading for a nice ranch style home. Partially remodeled home. 2 large barns, machinery shed. 3 other outbuilding;, all in excellent condition. 2670 lb. tobacco base, pond, 30 acres bottom land. • "PICTUREYOIJRSELF" -In lhis roomybf:level 3 large bedrooms, 2 batt-., family room with firep~ce, equipped kitr:hen· breakfast area plus · formal dining area 2 car garage. Very desirable locat~n. • #474 '' LOOKING FORA NICE HOME PLUS ACR£AGE1 Then take a look at this 3 bedroom home Large living rm, klther1 w~h p~nty of cabinet space. 2 baths, 2 car ga-age. Basement Vinyl and brick, 25 acres. Within 5 miles of Ho~er Medical Cenler. -- #35)., MEIGS COUNTY - Baum """'"""· bricl< ranch. Kitchen, dining room, living room, full basemer1t with family room and fireplace. Very nice lot. 1.27 acre. #430 cond~lln . close to all living room, 3 bedroom;, country k~chen, fami~ room w~h fireplace, laundry room and patto. Beautiful luxurious carpet throughoul· and best of all priced in the $40's. C~ll for personal showing today. #588 NEW BRICK APPROX. I YEAR OLD Whne brick front. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 batt-., nice modem step-saver k~chen. Electnc heat pump with ~.C. Two car garage. Nice landscaped shady backyard. 6eaub1ul home, you must see this one #581 NICE COUNTRY HOME & 2 ACRES 1728 SQ. It liVIng space plus 2 bathroo)l1 s. full basement unfinished, front porch 15 ft by32 11., 2 car garage 32 11. by 32 11. all under one root, 2 acres moreor less, 400 It frontage oy l lb ll deep, all useable. New ho'me not completely finished.Has agarden bath tub - its ownwater system!drilled well). Buck S1ove heater. plus electric heating system, has about everythingyouwould want. Pfked at $59,900 00. Phone now" #587 TIRED OF CITY Mother Nature has provided apertect setting wnhin afewmiles of Gallipol~ yet in the City School System. Large lwtng room, din~ng room, 2 full baths, unique k~chen w~ h plenty of buitt-in cabinets and conventent working island, Front porch plus 2 palios, 2 car garage Lennox heat pump, wOod burner and over 2 acres of land. Call for personal showing of this warm and mv~in g super clean home priced in the $60s. #586 IN GALUPOUS - WALK TO SHOP DOWNTOWN Pr<e reduced for qu ick sale, $29,900. 6 rooms. 3 BR, full basement, nice large front porch. No upkeep. Nice large shade , trees, low taxes Home you should check on. #530 condition. ·$1 , 600. -614-949 - 2082 . After 4 gOQd Unscramble these lour Jumb'ea. I ' nient local ~n factl~tes. Large DUlCH STYLE COUNTRY HOME .. 4 bedrooms. 2',1baths, fully equipped eat-in ktlchen,formal dtmng room family room with woodburner, two car garage wtth auto. open~r Style. beauty, charm and comfort - all descnbes thiS home. Pr1ced $74,900. #322 oond. CoM 448· 2724. byHenrtNnoktandBotilee Motors Homes & Campers K MAKIN.JfOMES AFFOIIDA8LF JUDE US _.U. . . . I,CiNTURY~I~ NEW LISnNG :... QUALilY BUILT- And located on Bulaville Road. 7 year old brick and frame bi-level with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,fam1ly room, rec. area. kitchen with formal dining area, utility room, 2 car garage S~uated on I \\ acre lawn. In excellent Warm and invrting wrth conve- ~ ~ ~~ · 1979 Ford Fiesta, sun roof. 79 x x xJ r xx x j S!)UTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. Stero with speakers. album collectiori , record cabinet, plus Kodak camera. One step polariod with case. Call '614-245-5484 evenings. WHAT A DEAL!! $27,000 Come see for yourself. Cozy 6 room; and balh. washer, dryer. dishwasher. refngeralor, woodburner, and all like new Storage butldmg and 2 car carport Kyger Ceek Schools #552 end IVELCOR J. llllrill c.n.r. ~. 379-2114 lledly Lint. Alsocilto, 446-0451 Becky Elliott, Assotille, ~5 Started African violets to sale, paperback books to trade. Call 446· 7807. Firewood for sale -$30 .00 a pick -up . Plus deliverv . 6987189. Ale dinette ..- for ule. good 'jljJ~IMf~'\l ~THATSCRAMBLEDWORDCWII~ Autos for Sale w.v•. .hrdY DeWitt, Rtaftor. 311-1 155 PRICED REDUCED - Brand new home. 3 Bedroom;, Ill baths, large living room, krtchen wnh dining area in one end, formal enlry, extra wide hallway. Utilitv room. Anderson window< Lot size app rox.IOO ~- x 120 fl. Priced in the 40's. #461 VERI PERSONAL HOME IN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT hay for 71 I "CLAFIA AKC Registered Poo dle pup pies. Ready to go . C all 446 -0857 . Antiques. oak furniture reproduction . misc. items. U1e our Christmas layaway plan . Conkels. Tuppers Plains. Grain [] K 446-6610 Registered Boston. Te rrier puppies. Black 8t w hite. 8 w eeks old. $100 . Shots & wormed . 304 -863-'11378 , Used ..120 Ditcl'l Witch tren cher. Call 1 -614-6947842 . Mu1ical Instrument• l a Cocker Spaniel pups $50. AKC reg istered female pup 675 . or make o ffer on any. 614-742-2 801 . . Video disc player and 2 disc, e.ll. cond .• Call 614-245 5161. 67 leled Hey , , ., , -~-­ Cocker Span iel 2 years old 860 . 2 male AKC regi st ered Only One Sal e. one Mini lop rabbit , $8 .50. one Dwarf rabb it , S8 .50, one Fancy hamster. S2 .50 , One Ger~ bel 79 cents, one Mou se, 79 cen ts, on e male 'c ocka t iel , $45.99. Fishtank tmd Pet Shop, Point Pleasant, W.Va. 304- 675 -2063 . Reglaterod Beagle pupplo1. 304-458-3938. 84 8. Automatic on consol e. AKC registered Weimaraner puppies. 9 weeks old . 304489-1719 . Pets for Sale 66 Pets for Sale Peta for Sale • Pets for Sale 66 The Sunday Times-Sentinei--Page-D-7 Pomeroy-r'Middleport..::..Gallipolis, Ohi-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1983 82 84 Plumbing Heating & & ' Electrical Refrigeration CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine '' Phone 446 -3888 or 448· 4477 Pasquale El'\ctric ·co. ell phases of electric work, all work guaranteed . Aerial truck rentaL Call 614-4462716 . JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEATlNG . Fomerly Dew i tt ' s Plumbing . Call 614-367- SEWING Machine repolro. servic e. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sherpan Sci ss o rs . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992 -2284. 0576 . · _8_3__E_ x_ c_a_v_a_t _in_g_ _ _ DOZER WORK By Ted Hanna. pQnds, d i tche s. baaemento. etc . Call 446 · 4907 . Carter & Evan s Tranaponation . ======::=: ~--::=:::-- 1 85 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VIC E. Call 614-367-7471 or 61 4 ·367-0591 . lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer. backhoe. ~umptruck . Work by !'lour or job . Call 446-7903. Need somotl'l i ng hauled away or something moved? We 'll do It , Call 446-3159 between 9 and 5 . Cat 215 hoe. dozers, cran e. loaders, dump truck . Call 614 -446 - 1142 between 7 :00AM & 5 :00PM . Water hauling. Fast Service. low rates. Call 614 -2561743 . Good-1 Excavating, basert~Rlnts . footers. driv&ways, septic tanks. IQndscaping . Call anytime 446 -4537 , James l. Davison , Jr . owner. J 1 A .R. Conatr uct io n Co . Water Lines. Footer s, Drains . All kinds of Dit ching. Rutland, Oh . 614 -742 · 2903. ' Meigs EXcavating . liulldozer & backhoe servi ce. Basements, footers . landscaping. driveways . farm pond s. 614-742-2407 or614 -742· 2088 . Now Hauling Good Lump or Stoker CoaL Minimum 4 ton . 614-367-7101 . JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier, 304 -675 7397. 87 Upholstery TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gallipolis. · 446 -7833 or 446 -1833. Woodland Hills Uphostery & Antiques. 167 Woodland Dr ., Gallipolis, Oh . Call 446 -2010 . !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..l..;:::::::::::::::::~ SOLUTION 1----------- 1----------- JUST LISTED-MOVE YOUR FAMILY inlo lhis neat and attractive home before winter. 3 bedroom ranch 2 baths, eat-in k~chen, living room. family room with woodburner 11 basemen~ 2 car garage, vinyl siding All th~ on a I acre lot. mspect well cared double vanity in bath, large klther1 and dining area Woodburner, 2 car garage. Aluminum siding Storage bui~ing Lot 100x300. Priced m lhe 40s. #442 #462 M115 170 ACRE GRASS AND BEEF FARii .:_ 57 Acres permanent lime and treated pasture. 60 Acres recla~med,lrealed and seeded in alfalfa clover, orchard grass. Woods tobacco base 2200 Christmas trees 2 years old. Modern 7 room house, good barn. Buy while farm prices are low. . •• #360 THAT COlY IIAilCH AWAITS YOU - Its sharp bnck exlerior 5 onlythe'begjnnin& lnside~offers a large k~chen and dining area, 3 bed~ms. living room, bath, g~ 2 large lois, storage buildin& concrele drive. Priced in the 40s with possible loan assumption. #412 55 ACRE FARM with a 3 bedroom modular home with lotsof space. 44x72 Aluminum building that has a3car garage tn one end and barn in theother. Good timber and 1.8251b. tobacco base. Land laysin 2sections, will sell one or both. City sc hools. ' #424 IMPRESSIVE TRf.LEVEL HOME With 4 bedrooms. This home~ d~gned for lot:; of living space. Large formal entry, formal dining lovely INing room wrth fireplace, nice ~g kilchen, family room, rec. room, 2 car garage, I \\ baths. Situated on I\\ acres. City schools. COMMERCIAL ACREAGE -7 acres. Corner of Old Rt. 35 and New Rt. 35 at Rodney. Springfield and Green Township. County water, 11 tnch line, natural gas and electric are available. Alternative financing possible · 11425 HUNTERS PARADISE - Any hunter or nature loVer would appreciate the beauty of this property. 54 acres • w~h t rue log cabin. Pond, road frontage. Secluded. Wt~l ite. Get back Ia nature w~h this one. priced in the 30's. #379 SOLID OLDER_FRAME 2storY home wrth 4bedrooms, lwmg room, kitchen, fami~ room, dining rOOfl\ bath, cellar house. garage with attached carport. Could be usoo for business. Pric"ed in the 30's. #ln COUNTRY CHARM - Enjoy living in the country while hvmg '" thiS older HI slo!J' home, 3 bedrooms. large k~chen . new redecorated formal dining room, family room. N1ce bath, 'A acre Chicken house and shed Reduced. $24.900.00. # · WEEKEND RETR£Al - Fleetwood 2 bedroom mobil• home on a wooded lot. Ublity bid& oo concrela. Scr~house 16 ft. by 20 ft., cement floor. Superior· condit~n. stronf dnlled well. County water available. Tycoon Lake. S 2,900. • VACANT lAND - Ohio Township. 20 Acres, woods, pasture. Approximately 2 level acres, tobaGco ground. Home sill!. #463 room, dining room, living room with firepla(:e, large bath with garden tub. 3 bedrooms, utility room and many extras. N371, PRICED FOR QUICK SALE - 134 Acre farm Siate Route 681, Tuppers. Pt~ns. Approx . 20 acres crop land most all level. The rest is wooded. Has streams on land' Gas wei~ !list royalties approx. $750 per year. County water ava~labla $38,800 all yours. #457 #367 7 ACRES - Close lo Rkl Grande. SeYeral feel of frontage on State Rt. 325. Rural water available. No· restrictions. City schools. SOMETHING FOR ALMOST NOTHING - In th~ well cared for home you can get 5 bedrooms for what you'd expect to pay for many of lhe 2 or 3 bedroom homes. Bnck. I\\ balhs full basemer1t Nice lawn. Pnced in lt1e 40's. ' #428 1973 RANCH STYLI HOllE -_It has it all. O~e story three bedroom, large ell-tn kitchen. formal dining room, living room, family room with fir.eplace, utility room, large concrete patio. Aprox. 8 miles from Gai~IJQI~. $36.000. #388 ,. repair, but pnced right , NEW ·oN lliE MARKET - 5 room ranch and bath, beautiful landscapin& chain· link fence, Covered sundeck One 01 lhe finer homes in lhe ar!l Westbrook Village. ROO!! TO GROW w~h th~ older 2 story home, 3 bedrooms, fami~ room, living room, large kitchen, bath. Nice large lot In walking distance to downtown and schools. Priced al $23,500. · lf4Z(j . #45e FA" ERS FARM - 92 Acres producing farm with tobacco base, mature woods, ~reek runS !trough land. Suitable for cattle or sheep or- truck 1arm~g Modern 2 or 3 bedroom house. TobactO and stock barns ~n Township. · , #436 4 ACRES OF NICE LAND to b~ld Qn. Nice homes in • ' · SMALL FARM -57 Acres, 2 bedroorimo~~ hOm~ large_barn m good .condition. A little farming a tittle hunlinr. a little fooling around. Free gas, Rll'llf water Approx. 45 acres wooded. 6 mHes from Cheshira $34,900. . 11403 Mill WANT TO BUILD? T"er1 take a look .at this well laying . Itt .47 Acre. Just off Rt 160. aose to cny. Restricted., ' 11410 POMEROY - 14.15 acres located at Collins RGad. Older Ill story home with 4 bedrooms in need of US!: YOUR IMAGINAliON _: Building site. 2\\ acres close lo Rio Grande. 28x48 basement shtjJ just waiting to be finished. Call for more details. 11467 11431 56ACRES ~ APPfox. 25 acres til~ble and balance in very nice woods. Woods fenced for game. Approx. 4 acres of road ·frontllge on Centerpoint Roacl. Excellent land. lARGE VACANT LOT - Perry township. County water and electnc available Level lot Hard road. #465 , __ Complete. new kitchen, br!akfast room fam!y COME TO WHERE THE FLAVOR lSI - Real country, iresh "'- Natural wood sided ranch. 3 bedrooms, r1ce oak cabinets 10 equipped klthen, 2 bafhs, living room firep~ca 2 car garage Over 5 acres. Minutes from hospital. Immaculate InSide and out #357 11468 25 AC~ES. BARN AND RANCH HOME -~ted rn Addrsoo Township. 2200 sq. ft. of living spaco. #409 COUNTIY A~HEIEl - Take a look II this mce home. 3 bedrl»ms, llrge kichen, bath, idily room, gnge, 11111for WOo'kshop I \\ ICIIIS, chain link dog pen. OJy school dislritt Priced in lhe 301., · ONETO SEE -:-Five room ranch style home House has been extensNe~ remodeled. 2 bedrooms; modern klchen, c:our«y waler. t;ounty school system. 1\\Acres of groond. Look at pr~i $24,900. · ' #392 lAIID COIIlRACl -With very reasonable do~n payment 7 year old home with 2 bedroont~, bath, ell-in kii:IMrn including range and refrigerator livine rDOrn. 1.9 acres. more or Jess. $25.600. #451 NEW UmNG - 4 BEDROOM RANCH - I~ baths, shower, modem kitr:hen, divided basement, lands·· caped yortl. Dleshn-e area. Priced right~ower 40'~ 11413 #460 .JACKSOII COUNTY - 105 Acre farm.2~tory older • home. 3 lledrooms, bath, kitchen with b~lt-in '. ranJit ll1d oven, d~hwasher, hvmg room Barns cellor and ~lar house. ' #449 '. I POMEROY - 2 story flame house on !acre lot 2 bedrooms. bat~ livine room, 2ca- ...... Priced 1n ' lhe teens. ' ....-.- 11441 EACH OfPIClll INOIPEN!>IN1Y OWNED AND DPllltATED. • 1982 Cettw'Y 11 Real Eltsle ~ tlttwttt lOr tilt rc.v• IM TM-trlllltrnarb of Ceclftlry 21 R.11 J:'ta'- Corp. 1tlon Equ11 HOUibll Oppamnlltr 8 truck. A.C., p.s .• tilt. radial 114-742·2460 e•- tires, •m·fm stereo. 614:;:•. u .... 843 · 6186 · capt Sundayt· 1982 Honde CB 760 Custom . Extras . 614 - 949 2734 · C 1977 y 11 e owstone amper 28 ' . Call 614-992-6159 after 6 p.m . DEALERS Two reglatere.d Hereford cowa. three yra. old, with calves. Breed to Registered Hereford bull. 304-882· 3106. EAFORD 216 r.. 2nd Sl. Phone H 6141-992·3325 utterl~ $12,500. ' NEW UsnNG - Old 8 rom, 2 story house in Rutland on large leA for$12,500. QUAU1'YBACKED BY CHAYN FA'S 5 YEAA/50.000 COUNTRY HOllE AND 12 ACRES - So"" w~ pond ·and a 3 bedroom one floor home Equipped ~!chen, fill basement with woodbumer for on~ $32.500. It beets them ogan 111 the slalom. That 's accord;ng to USAC sports car cert:JflcaOOn tes~ restJts vs. '83 n-odels. Laser XE eqtJpped With optiOnal handling, suepenGIOri and turbo packages. pk.Js 15" rvad wheels/trres. MIDDlEPOI!T - 8 room. 2 story home near Card~al. 5 bedrooms, lg. eat-in kilchen. I& living and . full baerrtent for $38,000. 35 1.\:, 122]!]. 8ET'IIiR1HAN 'IOYMA ifuPAA. lB&er XE With optooa1 W'bo gNCS you all this power, 8l'1d great mileage too. Better rr*age than Canwo Z2B. Firel:wrl Trens /Jro, fWld Mazda RX7 Arcl without w-oo. Laser's mtleage 1s eo-en 1-.gtw 40 est. fm<J. 8 EPA est, mp;p Usa EP4 estinate for ·companson. You- WILDWOOD ESTATES- 5yr. old brick ranch with lg famly rm. Has woodl!uming lire!Ace. bedrooms. radiant heat, 2car 15i;hed garage and !g. level kJL MLE PROTEC'RON PLAN. New ()v-ysler laser comes wrrh Ctrysler's 5/50 Protection Pion, standard 1 L.mted werrart~es cover englriE! fpowet" trar1 and outer~ rust- tJm::ufl fr::r 5 years or 50.000 mi~s. wtuchever canes first. Del1Jctlble apfMS. E!d.des lea!i8&. SE£ DEALER ~OR DETAILS ~~=:=~AGES 1 11,868 PRICD 8TAAT AT 1 8648 1 mleege mlt'f vtrt. dependlflQ on speed. weatl"ol",~"" Ongth. Hohwav mlleege pruJ a~ less. a $~.900. MIDDLEPORT - Brick t'h stories on Sealnd St Nice balh, new kitr:heli cabinets. stove, refrigerator, natural gas F.A. furnace. good carpeting and 2 poo:hes Aslt~g $45.000. • ' 2 houses, 2level POIIERiiY ..:. lots. view of rM!r and Ill utilities for lUst $21,000.00 or· !IOod offer. WANT A GOOD BUY - YO!l may be able to take over payments oo lhese homes after a down paymeril 8olh have been ooerhaiMI. !IOod carpl!ting and nice baths. Pomertrt and Racine locllioos. WAY m=..m! 'lOIIi UST· 1118 FOUl liMES AIONTH. CALl US TO SEI.L OR'BUY. 892-3171 FDI AN APPOIIIIIIIT. He IIJ<;IIIq H1•, Hlr;uar t ;.•rs • SUNDAY p UZZLE·R· · 44 Kind of cloth 46 Actual 41 Chooses 48 Inlets 50 Vioieill windstorms 52 Epic poelry 53 District Attorney: NEW USTING -Modem type, one bedroom home, ideal for relirees, in Racine on large lev~ lot. Balh, gas furance, storm windows and vinyl Siding. On~ IE ADVUnSE I ACROSS 1 Hall - 6 Turkish flag 10 Old pronoun ~4 Public storehouse 19 Ranting 21 Female horse 22 Male deer 23 Freshets 24 Silly 26 Translorrp 26 Narcotics 29 Music: as written 30 Arrow 32 Cubic meter 33 Man's name 34 Girl's name 35 Deposits 37 Metal s1ran d 39 AnQer 40 Unruly child 41 Employed 42 Oeleat #456 #356 5 ACRES -:- A place tD build dream home. Overlooks nver. Rural waler available. Privale focaoon. I'Mhin 5 minutes of town. 3 BEDROOM MODERN HOME- Bui~·in k~chen w~h refrigerator, ~ove, range hood, deep freezer. Large ltvmg room and fami~ room v.ilh woodbumer Drilled well with pum~ Garage and other oUtbuildings. Old Route 35, Thurman area. $34,000. #390 SMALL FARM -'- Immediate~ takes yout eye. 5 r~~ modern ranch style home. 3 bedrooms, barn, tobacco base, 6 acre~! mosl all crop ~nd. Several d~erent type fruit trees. Better look - one low price $25,000. • OLDER REMODELED HOllE - 4 bedroom;, '2 1uli baths, klthen, fami~ room, livin~ room, nice front porch. 3 car garage. Home has vinyl sidin& nal~ral gas .1umance, fireplace, shutters. 2 lots. Home could be used as I or 2 family residence. #3a7 337 the area Very good location. W~hin 3 miles of Gallipolis. Buy all and use for building lots or build your own speci~ homa Registered Hereford bull & hay lor 1ato. 304·175· 299"t' #423 I •. Gear reducti9n wheels Ia parts for a Gravely tractor. Coli 446-4149. 98 ACRE FARM- READ CAREFULLY! Older full ' 7 4on, auto .. a.c .. p.a.. p.b.. re~Yr:~e,: car.a,r:~. ;f, ~:;1:9:::c=hevy=:l:m:p:o:lo=ot=o:tlo=n.t1:9:7:9=F:or:d=E: :xp: :l: :or: :o: :r: :p: :ic: :k: :u: :pJ= = = = ==l=~~~======-l 601 Ford Workma.r:er tTector ex. cond. Ford dozer blade elmoit new. turns evaryway and tilts, brushhog and 3 pt. left. Call 614-379-2196. LOOK AT ALL YOU GET FOR $28.000 - 3 bedroom home, main bath, large kitchen, very nice living room good carpet natural gas heat, all new windows, front porch, recently bui~ garag• 40xl50 lot Located in cny school district ,t$ lARGE 4 BEDROOM HOME in ascenic setting. TobaccO bas~ barn and other outbuildings. Just large enough - 20 acres, most allltllab~. Present crop alfalfa and orchard grass. Harrison Twp. ' . 13 AVEIY GOOD FAMILY HOllE PWS IOACRESRanch, 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, bath living room, family room, basement Large g;rrage and w!l'kshop, Barn. Priced in lhe upper 30'~ #452 story brick home. 5 bedrooms, 2 staircases also one to attic. Partial basement goad condition County wafer, fair bam. 10 acres crop land. 63 . Acres pasture. 25 acres woods. Good farm excilin~ location. $78.700. 1 ' #368 #439 #422 -· 11469 TOO IIUCH CITY UFE1 - Make an appoinbnent to see fh~ warm home on 1.4 acre and just minutes from town. 3 bedrooms, nice cabinets in kitr:her1 large living room, bath, utifny. Priced in the 30s.' 136 ACRE DAIRY FARM - In active product~n until this spnng. Step-down mil~ng parlor-. barns, sheds, 2 silos, 5 ponds, Tobacco base. 1680 SQ. It modular home with 3 bedroom;, 2 full batt-.. kitchen w~h . eye-level double ovens and dishwasher, fireplace. For more information give us a call. · '' FIRST QUALITY BRICK of French d~gn. This home has 2,058 sq. ft. of living space, !ius full basemer1t large attic. 3bedrooms, 2\\ baths, family roofl\ dining JOOfl\ klthen complete. breakfast room, 2 fireplace. Nice s~e lawn at Tara Estates.• • \ CARROLL NORRIS .DODGE, INC. ,__ Gallipolis, Ohio . ' abbr. 55 Journey 57 Compass poliit 58 Man's nanie 59 Cllque60 Symbol lor calcium 82 Demon 84 Sailors: colloq. 88 Pronoun 88 Part ol "to be" 89 South Alrl· · can 0\ltcn 70 Cover 11 Orgsriool heari ng 73 Counselor 75 Meal 77 Bind '78 Gret~k letter eo Sword 81 Spanish ladY: abbr. 62 Chooses 84 Strongseen ltd herb 66 Father or mother 67 Wa rned 69 De..-oured 92 Communion plate 95 Rornan off icial 96 Fashion 99 Weirder 101 Excoriate 103 Sluggish 104 Employ 105 Girl's name 106 'Negative 107 Period of time: abbr. 108 English streetcar 11p Before 111 Note of scale 112 An imal's coat 113 Ch urch service 115 Bone 111 War god 119 Teutonic deity 120 H8ap 121 Pierce ~24 Permits 126 Prohibits 127 Damage 126 Wireless sets 130 Frog 132 Apportion 133 Identical 134 e..-erybody's uncia 135 Aodent• 137 Toward shelter 139 Newt 140 Somersault 141 Craftier 143 Approach 145 A month: abbr. 146 Pert ol pedal digit 148 Bodies of students 150 Coterie 1.52 Commission 153 Vessel 154 Man's name 156 Things to be done 157 Leases 158 Goals 159 Rational 160 Mollities DOWN 1 Unrefined 2 Christian festival 3 Flier 4 Transgress 5 Wile of Gera ln1 6 Pan of "to be " 7 100.000 rup ees 8 God of love 9 Olscuss casually 10 At that place 11 Rabbit 12 Morsel lett a1 meat 13 Guido's low no1e 14 Heroic event ,5 Chinese pagoda 16 Bears witness to 17 lrrltatss· colloq. 18 Ancl8f1t charlo! 20 Eat away 23 Part of fireplace 25 Man's name 27 Pertaining . to spring 28 Spoken 31 Jog 33 Periods of time 36 Garment 3B. Sh ort jacket 40 P.Brt of "to be" 41 PrepositiOn 43 Fruit cake 45 Earthquake 46 l odger 47 Semi-precious stone 49 Old 'name for Thailand 51 Loved ones 52 Click beetle 53 Food program 54 Oriental nurse 56 Chief elleculive 59 Daughter or Priam 60 Native Egyp tian 611mlta tes 63 Go before 65 Break suddenly 67 Beto·re 69 Symbol for tant alum 10 Tangible 12 Look. filledly 74 Tubercu losis: abbr. 76 Parent colloq. 77 Cares tor 79 Unit of Siamese currency 83 Confederate general 85 Sewing Implement 86 Fuel 87 River In Asi a 88 Be defeated 89 Three-toed sloth 90 Occupant 91 Worn away 92 Remunera- tion 93 At large 9 4 In itials of 26th President 96 learning 9 7 Pitcher 100 Sun god 102 Nobleman 105 lampreys 109 Encounter 112 Evergreen tree 113 S1mo1e 11 4 Wanders 116 Mix 118 Porlico 120 Model 12 1 Draw water from 122 Name of 12 kings ol Egypt 123 Pertaining to the dawn 125 Tavern s . 126 Pre posilion 127 Call 129 Walk 13 1 Decipher 132 Measuring device 133 SkidCied 13 4 Strikes 136 Spanish lor ~ " room" 138 Small stoves 140 Cooling devices 14 1 Slender 142 Rockfish 144 Rant 147 Man 's nickname 148 Greek Iefler 149 Ofh1prlng 151 Bever&Qe 153 A continent: abbr. 156 Compass point �Page-D-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy · Midd le port Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, w.' Va. Red tape as old as hills - ' Ed Martin, the Henke brothers, and BUlLT IN 1924 by .1. C. Rue, others was the United States post office on Second Avenue, marking the 15th site for a post office since GaUipolls was given a post office in 17~. ln the county, Cheshire's post offic-e dates to 1826: Rio Grande to 1846; Vinton to 1831; Thurman to I~ ; Patriot to 18.'l9; and Addison to 1838. The Bidwell office .dates l<l IR92 when the town's name was changed ' from lleatle)' l<l Bidwell. PEEPS , A Gallipolis Diary: • . Gallipolis newspaper of 1939 excites interest of resident By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GALLIPOLIS - Richard Davis , 1132 Sec'Ond Avc .. is the O\\'ner of a couple of \1-l·war·old Tribune news· papers which he> found on his 186-acre farm at !vtudsoc - or he has owned it silK'£' his father. J. J, Davis. died In 1858, RICHARD DAV IS said thr farm had been in the family more than 100 years. and his two sons- Mike and Larry - li\'e on it today. Larry is married. v..·hile Mike isn't·. THOSE OLD newspapers ar~ so mew hal wider_ th<-m today's Issue licenses Tribu nes. For one thing, it had e ight columns to conh:ast with today's sLx-column width. There's still "1\ew York Day by Day" in Column Ohe over on the left, running the length of the page, but 0 .' 0. Mci nt yre had died the year before, and Cl1aries B. Driscoll was trying to keep it going. VERTICAL LAYOUT ruled the front page April 20 and April 24, !939, a nd we've already named Column One as New York Day by Day for both dates. Then for April ~0 Column Two reads "Great Floods in Ohio Valley Foreseen by '42," Column Four rea ds that "Threats made of shutdown of all mines." Column Five is ·a long one-column photo of Adolf Hit ler, who turned 50 years of age on April 20. 1939. GALLIPOLIS - The following couples filed for mm·riage lic-en..es this past week in Gallia County COLUMN SIX reads, " Lower Rt. Probate Coun . 7 will he made deluxe road." Then Arthur P. Arnold , 2fi. Fleming, 'Columns Seven and Eight are a teacher, a nd Susan E . Thompson. two-column headline with a deck 31, 123 Kinecn Drive , teacher. beneath ·it: " Musso li ni SpUriis Ht>m1a n E. Theiss, 19. E ureka . F.D.R.'s peace plea." Up above the Star f1oute, ciCck hand, a nd Brenda date are !lie page numbers (eight) L Madden, 17, Rt. 1. Cheshire, and price (three cents). studen!. · Robert \\'. &>van. 20, Ht. 2, THE INSIDE PAGES are so Pan·iot., home coordinator, artd messed up from use other than EVPlyn E. Mella&. 21, 55-1 Jackson reading that Peeps can't go into a Pike, unemployed. more detailed description. How· Cnrness Leedy. 21 . 15i Lower ever. in a futu re Peeps column Gar!ield AVP .. McDonald's em· perhaps the next one - we'll tell ployoe. and DE-bra I .. Hayslip, 19. you a bout the ot he r old newspaper Rio Grande , Mcl)(malrl'sE'mploycc. given as a gift to us by Richard Randall P . Deckard, :10, Vinton. Davis, 1B2 Seco nd Ave., Gallipolis. unemplov ed. and Catmcn D. May,, Watch for it! 18. Vinton, unemplo~·cd. Steven R Va nco, 2, , ftt. 2, Bidwell. farmer. a nd Sandra J. Layne, 20. Rl. 2, Gallipolis , K:Mart e mployee. · Emergency runs • pOMEROY - Four calls were answered by local units Friday night and Sarurt!ay moming, .the · Meigs County Emergency Medtcal Services repot1s . At 10:41 p. m . Friday , Middleport treated Jack Cleland, Main St., Rutland; Satur· day at 1: 41 a m , Middlepori took Joc Watkins from •1\;!iddleport Village ,H all to · vete rans Mcmmial; Racine at 7:40a.m. took Frances Hawthorn, Wells Ru n, to Pl~~sant Valley and at5: 32 a.m. Rutiakdtook Lisa Daniels from Township Road 27 to Holzer Medical Centrr. October 23, 1983 proof: Gallipolis Post ,Office 'lbe oplnlonll of the new Ga1Hpoll8 \hat same year. Rodnej>'s post By JAMES SANDS 1972 ). po111 ofllce In 1924 were mixed. F olk Special Correspo11de111 The second pose office to he office was established' in 1&'19 and thoupt the structu.r e preUy to look GALLIPOLIS - 011e is tempted established ln Gallla Coonty was at served to 1842 when it was closed al aad were especlaJiy lrnpreued only to reopen ·in 1314 and relllaln to think that government red tape is Wood's Mllls In Raccoon township. wHh the lobby's woodwork and tUed an invent loll orthepost·l960s butt he The dale was Oct. ~. 1816. 'There open until recently closed again. floor; but there was concem by Other Post offices 11that have U.S.' Post Office In Gallipolis stands was a post office here untO 1839. many over the boxes which operCheshire has the distinction of closed in the last 50 years Include: as a reminder ~ ~ - ' ated by key, The boxes In the K ol P Porter (Nov. 30, 1959), Penlel (May that red tape is as , ' being the oldest post office stUI polll 'otllce operated by combbta· .., . , . operating In the · outlying areas 31, 1948), Thlvener (Nov. 30, 1938), old as the hills. There was the fear lhat ke)'ll Uon. Allee (July 31, 1939), Bla den (Dec .I dating to June 23, 1826. A bill providing ·' might be lost or stolen. Vinton, first called McGhee's 17, 1957) , Kyger (Jan. 19, 1962), for the construe• I Professor W. G. Scarberry said: MUI, has had a post office since 1832 Glenn (Nov. ?J!, 1933), and Gallla tlon of a post "The new bul\ding is nice but It (Nov. 30, 1953). with the name VInton dating to 1834. office at dallipocosts more to do business through a· 1t Is also Interesting to note that lls was introduced In Congress on By'1&39 there were 14 post offices bo>; and, totopltoff, you have to buy Dec, 5, 1911. by the Honorable in Gailla county: Gallipolis, Wood's !rom 1900 to 1911 Gallipolis in Its for 25,ceitts." the keys Robert Swttzer, congressman !rom MUis; Cheshire, Vinton, Bello- present boundaries had two post If you wantt6wrlteJamesSands, offices - one downtown In the K of Gallipolis. This bill became att woods, South New castle (called his ad~ess , ls Box 92, Clarksburg, P buDding a nd one In Mapleshade. ached to a n omnibus public spend. Bush's Mill after 1871), Bullskln, Ohio 43115, I ' ~ . Kyger, Swan 'c Creek, Addison, ing bill which passed Congress on Feb. 17, 1913. Included In the bill Patriot, Ridgeway, Rodney, and was a n e xpenditure or $75,000 to Flag Springs. ~vidence 'v erec t a new pas!' office at Gallipolis. Added In the 1Bl0s were Mercer. ' However, due to a long list o! ville, Raccoon Isla nd, Rio Grande, NEWARK, Ohio (Al') - A Common Pleas Judge Neal M. circumstances the 'post office was Thurman, Bay's Bottom (later Licking County judge dismissed for 'r..aughlin. · not constructed until 1924. became Crown City). and Gallla lack of evidence four of six counts of Wing and his associates, Robert The present post office Is about Furnace (now known as Galli a) . By securities violations C. Wills , 65, Newark, andWllllamE. theft a nd the 15th different building In town the way, Mercerville Is on its fourth against Mark Wing, 30, of Grove Brame, 62, P ataskala are being • that has served as a post df!lce site. · name having previously ' been ·tried qn charges stemming from an City. Previous to 1924 the government known as Smith 's, Brecklnridge, Wing now faces one count each of Incom e tax consulting company a nd Messervllle. simply rented space in privately grand theft and ~urities violation here that wms owns. Tl)e trlai owned buildings, o! which we would At one tbne Gallla County had as after the dismissal on F riday by resumes Monday. number: the old Ohio Valley Bank many as 75 different post offices , at Second and State; the K of P (about 19M ), the number dropping . - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - building; the Francis Peter Le- , precipitously since. Such towns as Klages, Hollis, Holcomb, Hoadley, Clercq home, First and Court; the Hayward ouild!ng at Third and Hilton, Harvey, Halley, Glenn, State; and the Park Central HoteL Gage, Ollve, Tycoon, Boggs, Yoho, Knob, Malaby, Firor; Moody, and A post office was first established in Gallipolis on J une 20, 1794, and Lincoln had their own post offices. RIPLEY, W. VA. the successor to Richard Bane will In looldng through tbe list of make the 28th postmaster the town Gallla post offices we find that the ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF has had. Francis Peter LeClercq Rio Grartde post office was closed had the longest tenure (1!ll7-1838) by the government on Sept. 22, 1863, with Elmer Caldwell second (1947· only to be reopened on Sept. 28 of Lack of forces dismissals ' JACKSON GENERAL HOSPITAL JACKSON TREATMENT CENTER Gallia S&WCD names four c~ndidates for board post GALLIPOLIS - Lawrence Bur· dell, JerryDeel, Edstowersand J oe Thompson have been named Gallia Soil a nd Water Conservation District board supervisor candidates a S&WCD spokesman announced Saturday. One will beelectal to a three-year term during the organization' s 39th ann ual dinner meeting Nov. 3, beginning at 7 p.m . at Green E lementary School In Centenary . m eeting. Eligible voters must he at least 18 years of age a nd · own or occupy land within the county. Those unable to -a tte nd the m eeting m ay pick up absentee ballots at the district office on Nov. 3, froll\8a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Dinner tickets may he purcl)ased a t the district office, 529 J ackson Pike, Room · 31J8.C. Dead line for reservations is Oct 31. The three-year term or Bla ine Taylor expires this year. Members of the nomlna ling committee this fall were Noel Massie, chainnan; David McKen· zle, ASCS County Executive Direc· tor and Bud Carter, Gallla County Extension Agent. Nominations will be accepted from the floor during the dinner DONALQJ' A. COX ATTORN'EY-AT-lAW PRIVATE PRACTICE located At 444 SECOND AVE .• GALLIPOliS Now Ava ilable for the General Practice. Of Law OFFICE HOURS ARE . 8:30A.M. to 5:00P .M. Saturdays and Evenings by Appointment PH . 446-8693 ELBERFELDS • SALE 24 Hour Admission Available Starting Monday, October 24 For Further Information . And A Descriptive Brochure Call 304-372-4320 or 304-372-2731 ' '82 PONTIAC '81 OLDS CUTLASS BONNEVILLE SEDAN BROUGHAM Dark blue with. matchin g cloth interior, wire wheel covers, V·6,power. Nice. Ch ampagne beige with contrasting velour interior. Prem. Tires. · Expect the best. 100% WARRANTY 100% WARRANTY . ·'81 BUICK REGAL LIMITED '81 DATSUN 210 ST. WAGON ' ·' USE OUR lAYAWAY PLAN - .. ' Blu e, local executive's se· cretary trad e. Driven only : 15,656 miles. NICE .IMMACULATE COND. EXTRA NICE '78 MERCURY· MARQUIS Local Senior Citizen 's trade. A prem ium car. Drt· ven only 43 ,256 miles. Own· er's name on request. Sedan, 'loaded with all the factory options. One local owner. New Electra Park Av enue trade. · • Show beat Pages 6, 7 "Channel 23 listings included in this week's guide." Stalion liStings '81 CHEV. CHEVETIE SEDAN 4 spd ,, air cond., 29,800 miles. '84 Pontiac tra de. '78 BUICK LeSABRE SEDAN listings SHARP Air cond ., cruise c ontrol • ll)uch, much more. Local retired 'widow's trade. WSAZ HBO Huntington, WV Home Box Office MAX Cinemax CBN ESPN WTBS Christian Netwrk Sports Network . Atlanta, GA Columbus, OH WTAP Porkeraburg, WV WCHS Charleaton. WV WPBY Huntington, WV WBNS Columbus, OH · woua Athena, OH WOWK Huntington, WV WVAH Hurricane, WV . ' IN 'lTI'LE ROLE .,.. Lou GOI!BtlU Jr., who wiD .tar In the title rOle of lhe fOIII'hour, two-pan: Operatloa Prime 'l1me airing of "Sadat," says he Jeamed everytldug he could about Anwar el ~)pushed It IIIIi of his mind lor ldo role 118 lhe peg•slne!e<J Eyptlan leader. (AP , Hollyw9od ·P ages 7, 8 HARD TO FIND Serving Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties GMAC AND BANK FINANCING See: Harland Wood, Bob Brickles, Jim Cochran or Greg Smith, Mgr. II (I) (lJ (lJ (I) <Il (I) (I) (!) WTVN '81 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX SUNDAY SHOPPERS WEL'COMEI COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND! · FREE DELIVERY ..• Air, crui se . 60-40 seats, lan dau top, plus lots more. 37,126 miles. '83 Bui ck trade. Bedroom Furniture Reg..'69.00 Night Stand ....................... Sale 155.00 Reg. ' 119.00 Twin or Full Bed .... .......... . Sale 195.00 Reg. 1124.00·4 Drawer Chest ...... .. ......... Sale 199.00 Reg. ' 149.00 5 Drawer Chest ................ Sale 1119.00 Reg. 1169.00 Chest on Chest .. :........... Sale 1135.00 Reg. 1179.00 Single Dress~ & Mirror .....Sale 1143.00 Reg. 1239.00 Double Dresser &·Mirror ... Sale. '191.00 Includes complete ' ~UPREME 2 dr. air, power windows, door locks, 60-40 seats. White with matching landau top. '84 Riviera trade. 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