https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7baa7f73e22adf2a45c176aee1df875f.pdf 3dba435d90b30f8cb27667ae2709b1cd PDF Text Text • new: bannJns D-1 Racine with on •pece weapon8, With a condidoft..;.Page . . Ohio weather: ., ·seasonal conditions _. Inside: . .. Alaqtbe IUver •••••••••••••::JI..l-8 • • • BII ... ........ .... . .. . . .... ... A-3 Des% .•.•...••.•..••..•• ~ ••.....•• A-t Eclltalrlal:a •••••••••••••••••••••••••A·2 Democraeie8 are groping with ways to combat the -E-1 growing network of terrorism-P• A-2 ~· ···························· <1-1-7 ~ ••..•••••.•••••••..•• llllert --Page A~- . . tmts·· \ . ' ... 12 Sectiona, 90 Pegea 110 Centa A Muhlmeclle Inc.• N-apeper ' .. '. ' , House' QKs .$ 260 ·m illion .f or locks ' " I • _, By IAMISIL\NNAII tow& attempted to negotiate the llangerous Galllpolls pool and cwve that feeds the main chamber of the COI'ItPO'"' ,. "" ' 'J'wo.tblrds ot the project's cost would be paid from · tbe'l'reuwy's general fUnd, and tbe rest would cane : ~ a fUel tax on barJe tramc'. .... . .- ll.S.lleP. Bob McEwen, R-Ohlo, called the project 11ie water bill also authorizes $32 million for "the siDale most IIIJBlt" In the Ohio River navlptlonallmproyaneats to J..oratn harbor, at least ................ otw 'n ::encet ... .......,..,...\aDtlori -stern -J ~ . becaU&e of "the ' $7.3 miWon for a beach erosion project at Maumee deterkntlon, lnadeq~te size and tfe&Cherwl Sly State Park, and $6 mlllloll for navigational .appl'Qaeh" at t11e Cllm!llt locka and dam. ' lmprowments to the aev.;Jand har6or. . Tile ~the meuure ~te Friday~ 8 · Tbe biD allo Includes authorlzlitlon for the folloWing Ohio flood control projel!ts: ,.. provllllm caUa tor construction ot a -f9.2 mlWan for tbe Miami River at Falrfleld; llbt lockanda SJI).b:Jt audll)' lock 111 tbemiWon for the Scioto River north of llde ot the Objo IUW!'. In adclti,CII. tbe Odlllcolbe; for rebabWtatlon ot the exlldDi..diaL -a1 miWDD for • Hocldng River at NelsClnville; miWon for the MuslclngumRiver atKIDbuck; ~=~~~otthecurTentstiuCibm,l2 miles de from GaDipnlls, makes lorldnl -$6.2 miWon'for the Rocking River at J..ogan; · dltriCult and dallgerous. And the 1122 ot the · __. mllllon for the Uttle Miami IUW!' at West kxidng'chambers results In delays and hlgbe!' barae CarroUtoo; ' tranlportaUon.aJSts. .-13.5 miWon for the Musklnguin River at · Rep. CJareilce Miller, R-011¥>, said there IS no mare Mansfield;, ~ ··loclQng cbamber on the natlon's Inland: 'lbe measure authorlzl!s loans ot a million and waterways. • . $18A mllllon -fQr water supply proJects at Caesar ' ''Just this past spring," Miller said lp a stateineat;1 Cnlek ~ and WDllam H. Hanba take: was the . of yet ano.OII!r lll!rie8 of . ft!lllecttveJy. In A_,...ateu•,_ Wrler, . . WASJIINGI'ON (AP) - 1be U.S. Senate has bee11 haDded a water reeources bW !bat lliCIUdel autborlzatlon of $200 mQIIon tor a dam and locka project near Galllpolls, Ohio. . ~ .. 'Ohio ' .• -eu -eu Qi-- •I . w. Va. smau - Locks and' Dam Replacemelll ' PlanS o1• BOUSEAPPBOVAL-'Ibe U.S. BCJ~MelateFrida.v approved a water- biDthatJnclucleslhe adlw' " .. m111oa for tile Gallipolis Lodla aDd Dam proJect at BopeU, Above 1s a dlapwnollleU.S.CorpsoiAnn,y&rpze en'pnl1111181forlhenewtwo-lockcanalsyaterntoreplacethe w.va. ........,......,...... . / . . . U.S. Anny Corps ct Engineers jurlsdlc'tlon fnm ~ · Miami River and Ohio and other . • . states tel spread contributions to federal-state water proJec;ts over several years. ~May jobless.rate ·declines ·in .bOth ·- .Gallia aDd Meigs . "' . By lARRY EWING ' .· Area jobless . '11m111 8 A;e18taft GALLJPOLJS. - Gallla and rate in May Meigs 'joined most other cwntles In the area by posting a decline In the County Percentage May unemployment rate. The jobless rate throughout the area, Athens ......................9.t (lfl:4) howeYer, continues to remain above I GaDia ..................... 11.1 ( lL7) stateand~tlonalaverages, reports ' lackson .................. 114 (12.3). the OhJo· Bureau of Employment Lawrence ................ 18.9 (13.9) SeMces. M1!lp ............. :....... ll.6 (ll.9) ' Meigs County registered Its Vinton ..................... 12.0 ( ll.6) \ lowest level of unemployment for the year with a May ftgure of ll.6 JOBI.E'JS RAT~£ - With the percent, OOwu t!Jree.tel)ths (0.3) ot a notable exoeptioa of Lawrencepercent fnm Its Aprtl posting ofll.9 percent.. • ~ where a one-month Increase of .. more than five ~ was · The countY. s ptevtous 1984 low repOrted by the OBES - lllld . was ~ In January, with a VlntGn, where a mocle8t Increase ' 1lgure ct 12.8 percent. was reported, lhe jobleM rate In 'lbe Meigs posting for May . aD SUITOUDdlng COUIIties derepresents· the third straight monthly dec;llne for the county. . clined In Ma,. In chart above, , April rMe8 are shown In pareoOverall, theunemploymentratehas . thesis. ' fallen byL9peroentslnceFebruary, when the county posted Its 1984 high of13.5peroent . lered throughout most of southeast'lbeGalllaCountyunemplQYillellt ern Ohio. With the notable exception rate fell by one-half (0.5) of one of Lawrence- where a, one-month·pen:e11t between Aprtl and May, .Increase of more than five percent: · according to the OBES. was reported by the OBES - and · The May postlngofl1.1 percent- Vinton, where a modest Increase OOwu frOm the Aprtl Jlgure of ll7 was reported, the jobless rate In all percent - represents the second suiTOUJldlng counties declined. · •: • straight month of decline for GaWa OBESflguresshow1,652ofGallia' County. County's estimated work force of Ulll'mployment reached Its 1984 14,9.1> without work In May. high In Gallla during March, when In Meigs, the OJ3ES reports 1,289 the county. posted a rate of 12.2 of that county's work force of 11,141: percent. · as jobless during the month. • · The May decline In unemployThe state jobless rate stood at 9. 7 ment for GaWa and Meigs was In .. percent In May, while the national llne with a downward trend regis- rate was reported at 7.2 percent: I•' I Refunds l,rill ·be mailed in September · ~ lfM!I'III1k'llt bas ever pen theni llablllty, whlcbevel' Is greater. · 'a week. Maybe we can all go out for anytlllllabeck."l'eJestenald. .. . More than ball .tbe almost 4 lcecrearflontheweekend,"Celeste ~'It Is a modelt reflmd and I've ml11lon refunds wm be for fl. 'lbey told a news conference. tried to be oarefll1 to point out It rs a f Will be lk'llt autmnaUcalb': taxpay· . Money for the refunds Will come modellltretiand.Butlfyoulookback ersWillnothavetoapplyb'tbem. fnm the $131 mllllon surplus the attbabllioryottblantatelt'sthetlrst '"lbooepeoplewlmf!ledearlywlll statelsexpectedtorecordattheend lime ther!t'a '-tall effclrt to lilY ... get theli' retundl back first. It's an of the current fiscal year June :ll. we ll8t!d to .e yourdollars"Wllleey , lilcentlve to tile early next year, Theother$!l'lmlUlonWillbekeptasa . the llrst checks go mao. RJidwelltlldltwae;erateamArgin too," Ms. J.Jmbach said. fiscal cushion. Andmorethanh8ittherefundS ·herewe'Dretumlttoyou,"besakt Howshouldtaxpayersspendthelr Celeste, with House Speaker Wlllbefor$7. ,....· Tile llaaaoedla~ mea- f1? ,. VemalG.RlffeJr .• D-NewBostonat "Well, ·I pess If the averaae 111ft! wiD .p.oe taxpa)ten refunds tl "For me It will take care of the his side, slgJ!ed the bill Into law Oblolnlsllkemelt'llbetbellrsttllne • S7 or .2 pacent ot tbetr 11183 tax . allowanceforoneotmyclllldrentor Friday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Don't belntoornucliofahui1yto8plndt¥ tax refUnd the state ts ll!lldlna your w'ay. . AJthoUib Gov. Richard Celeste has slped the Sill million bill Into law, Tax Ccmrnlsllaaer ~ "unibachSilylltwWbe,~lbeftft .tl'le I ' -New ·.state laWs . lly.aiN niD1IIAN , 'l'ln r l II .... stre~s rno~ safety '. . ADd on January 1, 19115, there wiD • be ewa more cllln&a wt1an iiiUlY ct t11a lkenllll aDd atCistJ'Iidoll procedara Cllft'llltb' required tor aulllmDbllll ad ~ wm alsolltrequlllillarftllll*ll. ' operators wblch can be J.'l!YOked lliiW the operator Is 1611 evela only one ltale or· local traffic law Is vlolall!d.OperatorsWOlberequlred to obtain and display a ...-Ucenae plate. · oldosaunWII~topus a nqJI!d,ltmaynotbe, '1111tlaw.ays ·a i1IIIPid Is a mocudzl!id \'eldcle capable ct beiJIIP"''kid but Is a11o eq\IWedwtthabllpWmaear, Accord~~~~ to tbtiiiW, tbe rmtor must bave a....., dllplaoeia&~tof nomantbail•CIIlbloo.dml!taa; produce liD mare 1lliD ·oae brake ho.fii!POW'!l': ad bave a ma1dmurn ·' GAUJPOLJS-Oieol. .crues awteplni the CIOUIIUy are niOfilldi ADd, ""'da" . , 111it' can be "anr oualf liCit handlld paqaerly. To blip IIIIIU'elnopl!id'NIItY, ecme . Tooperatta..-,Kandl5year .wlaw*haw-IJiiUtl. TonowiiPIIroperateamapl!id,lf )'011 are lllldlr Jl. a lll<t UIYe balllllt-tlwcllla ..... ,.ll 111 muat bi wom, Tile nqlid 1-.t be equipped w1t11 a rear Vllw ndnca .... mull be operatld wltblll Cllree llet ottbe. lflded.tbero.dWa)'. . Itlu.,-.attOeirr)'tpuiiiiiEI. ~ tbe.-.lvtllilalllllwdUIIltests.as well u • l'C*! ,II& 'l'tlll wiD also _ . to _ . . , _ not boJdlaw . a canwt ~ operator'• UralM', 1 af ip , ' 1 '~cv 1 1 will be : nlqUlred tor 14 aDd ]5 ' year Old , Jl?:....,. ' Jult~uaeaornethlDilooklllke of no more than ~mph on a level swface. If the vehicle exceeds any of these, It Is legally a motorcycle. According to Gallla-Meigs State Highway_Patrol post commander Lt. DaJI Henderson, the moped operatormustobeythesametratflc laws tha.t apply to the operators of bicycles and motor vehicles. Hend· ~ said these Include obeying tratflcslgnsandslgnals, travellngln the same direction u lltlk'r ~. signalling turns and. yielding the right of way. ,, speed ; Y' '. <> r Reports say nation's economy is slowing . ' . By 'Die AIIOCiated PnR for the first time slnee 1982 and sales The :ll Industrial stocks In the of new homes were off for the fourth widely watched Dow Jones Index month In five. posted their biggest gain In three In addition, the Agriculture be! -~ amid reports of a weakening· . partment .sald the prices faimers economy, declining housing sales got for their products dropped 0.7 · and a slackening of commodities · percentlnJune. · . prices. • ·: · Economy watchers In both the Sto& prices retreated from a ~bile and private sectors showed broad upswing Fridjly but still · onlymlldconcerna~utthe~ports, managed a modest gain, with the , saying the economy was merelY . Dow gaining 5.85 points to close at slowing, not failing. And there was 1,132.40, Its best perfonnanc since ilo talk of a new recession: June7. Separately, the Commerce DeFor the week, the key stock ·partment said Its Inde}C: of'Leadlng market · ter rose 1.33 points. ' Indicators slipped 0.1 percent from · y's actlvlty came as the · the April level. That was the first ~enurnent reported that Its key decllne since August 1982, although fQrecastlng gauge for national Increases In recent months have economlctiealthedged~lnMay I· ~ beenmodest. ,. "' ....... ,.--. �-· , • July 1,. 1914 ' /,. -.J . !Comment ••. p.ers~tive, ~ews· -n-om -~f"owa.___:____. . . :. . __,.;_ . Ja_mes_J._K_·ilpa_·_tn.c_k and . . ... -- -- ~ . ,... A.2 ., july 1, 1984 ,. . ~d. a!!Sf!Ciate. . Mrs. Floyd will particl[)ate In all phatieS of the real esta~ business Including resklentlal, farm, commere1al and tndtla•trial sales. 'Sbe Is ni:ensed by the Ohio Real Estate CommiSSion. ' A graduate of GaJilpolls · Busl· . • ness ' College, . she h8s . also studied nll!l estate ·ptlljclples, practices and law ai Rio Grande ~· . Mrs. Floyd Is a native of Morgan County, Ala, She ~ her husban.d, Tony, moved to Gallla County In 1972 during coostructlon of the Gavin plant, where he was employed as a bf)Uermaker. They reside on Keeler Road In Addison Township. Mrs. Floyd 1s active In the PORIER l:lt.OBIST, CERAMIC SHOP - Drift. Patty Sa,yder, rill&, !lower d <ar«· lt.emll\lr 8lle wood Florllt lllld ~ located In Porter on Oldo . lnclfvk! poes~ware, bllque, Cl!l Mille 11M r 21 lllld 1•11Mbeeaopealorh•ln~•olfenllceramlcsand DoWer 111'1'111'<11&""'* for tuDiniJ lllld _.....,. ' frelll, dried 111¥1 lllk !lower liiTIIIIgt!llle to area Local geoeral deUver)' II av.u.Ne lllld Mra. Hollteln CUIIIGmeiJ. n.y JIGIBteln,lelt, Is """ JJ owuer and ·lnltructa two ceramic cl• 2 a week. . . ,__..-Business Briefs··---. .Coal's top man selected ' •· Ex-Gallipolu_. resident·.wins award GAI..LIPOLlS - Former Ga:illpolls resident Ron Wroblewski has· received the national .sales achievement award for 1!& from Investors Heritage Life Insurance Co., Frankfort, Ky.' The son ()f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wroblewsld, 8l.8 First Ave., be has sold tnsurance In the eerecto.Kenova area near ijunttngton, W.Va., for the past 13 years an.d Is regtonal,manager for the cm~pany's operations in West Virginia. southeastern Ohio, eastern Kentucky and western V1rglnla. • Wroblewski received the !!Ward for successful saleS and service achievementS. ...... TaX Commissioner Joanne ):..bnbach says the Department of Taxation' wt11 follow the same procedure for maillng the special refunds as It does for · malllrig regular Income tax refunds. · · · "The department·will compile a Jist Of au taxpayers entitled to a refund and certlty that list to the Auditor of State," Ms. l..tmbach said. "The auditor will prepare a warrant for each taxpayer and retwn the warrants to the department Tbe department will perform the actual ma1llng of tbe retunds,"-she said. Under the $50 million tax refund bill, Umbach has until Aug.l5 to send all the Information ~o the auditor. Taxpayers will get relunds of 2 percent ~f the 1983 tax Uablllty or $7, · whicheVer Is greater. · ·T.o. d' ay ' e ID '' he. ·I.story · Todayts.SWiday,July1,the183rddayof1!$. Therearel83dayslefttn the year. ·, · Today's lilghllght In history: · On July 1, 1898, Theodore Roosevelt and his "Rough Riders" carried out a vlctomusassaultonSanJuanHillln CubadurlngtheSpanlsh·Amerlcan War. On this date: .. ln~.Sir1bomasMorewentontrialtnEngland,chargedwlthtreason tot refusing the Oath of Supremacy. . . In 1847, the first adhesive U.S. postage stamps were Issued. 9 In 1867, the Dominion of Canada was created. In 1943, "pay-as-you-go" Income tax wlthhol~ began for American wage and salary earners. · . · In t99!."the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union and 58 other na!iOIIS signed the Nuclear NonprollferatlonTreaty, designed to halt till; spread Of ·nuclear weapons. • ·: · Ten years ago: 'nlepresldentofArgenttna,JuanDmltngoPeron,diedat the age of '18. · ' rive 11g0: U.S. businessman W1111am Nlehou.s returned home to Ohio lollowtng his . after 40 mooths In the hands ot Venezuelan guenillas. · One ye8r ago: Inventor-phllo&opher R. Buckmlnster Fuller tiled at the -~ of"" . 01 _. , .i• 1 Years . ,a- rescue '' County's bond sales "reported . POMEROY - Total sales credited to Meigs County In U.S. savings bonds through FebrUary of t111s year are $14,396; .according• to 11leodore T. Reed Jr., the county'J savings bond chairman. Statewide sales through February were $17,1lli,T17. will Down ·, co·· mputer· ~· . COLUMBUS - Members of the Ohio Mlntng and Reclamation Assoclatlop recently selected Howard W. Williams as the 1984 Coal Man of the Year. , WUllams ts vice president of Peabody Coal Co. He joined the firm In October 1951 at Its Sunn,yhlll rnl1ie In PeiTY County. · He was recently InvOlved In the company's efforts to niaintaln Its contract With Consumer Power Co. in MichlgaJ), which was saved when till) state allowed a varfallce to Peabody. · · WUllams Is also president Of Peabody's eastern divtston and Is ·responsible for company ·operations In Coshocton and the Broken Aro wash plant, which washes coal for Columbus & Southml Ohlll Electric Co. WUllams was honored by the ~atton tor worldilg ''tirelessly to promote coal.'' .~SSUeS and. ego._,____..;.________;._J_ac_k_A_nde...._r__so~~ even Art Buchwald ' 'nlemostfrlghteningwordslnthe · , "Don't you · have a backup English langu§ge are, "Ourcompu· computer, when the main computer Is down." fou hear It rnpre and ter goes down?." more as you go about lrylng to "ldoubtlt. Doyouknowwhatone conduct your business. · of these things costs?" The other day I was at the airport "Let's forget the. computer. What attempting to buy a ticket to about your planes? They're , stlll Washington and thea!tendantsald, flying, aren't they? 1' "I'm sorry, I can't sell you a ticket. "I couldn't teU wltbout asking the Our computer Is down." computer, and as I told you ..." "What do you mean your compu"I know', It's doWn. Maybe I could ter Is down? Is It depressed." justgotothegateandaskthepllotlf "No, It can't be ~ressed. That's he's .flytng to Washington," I , why It's down." · suggested. · "SolfyOurcomputertsdownjust "1 wouldn't iqlow wl\at gate to write me out a ticket." send you to: ~· "i can't write you out a ticket. "I'll try them all," I saki. The computer 1s the- onty one "Even l,f the pUot wasgotngto allowed to Issue ticketS oil the Washington, he couldn't take you if plane." I looked down the count!!r yo~Whdldnyd't han'tvelgtavtelcyoketu.'the' money and every passenger agent was just 1 0 · standing there clrtnklng coffee and andyoucouldgtvemearecelptand staring Into a blank screen. 1 could show that to the pllot as "What do !Ill you jleople do?" proof that I paid?" .. , "We gtve the ' .;omputer the "We wouldn't know ·wlll!t to tnfQr.mation aboul your trip, and chhr&e .YQ\1· The cm~puter 11 the ' then tt te)ls us whether you can lly only one who keeps track of air · with us or not." ' fares becallle they chailie every "So when tt goes down, you go hour.'' down with tt." > · · "How a~t my credit card?" ·~That's very ~ sir. I haven't "That's even worse. Wile!! our , heard tt put that way before." computer II doWn lt~an't DOtlfy the "How lona will the cm~puter be . credit card computer to cllarae down?" I wanted to know. :tare to your account." "i have no klell. SometlmesJt's "Is there any other alrUne flying down for 10 mlnutei,IIOIIIetlrnes for to Washington Within the next f~ two hours. There II no way we can hours?" find out withOut uklng the compu"I wouldn't know," he laid, . ter, and since It's t1qwn It won't polntlni at the dark IIC!'f!l!ll. "Only answer us." 'IT' '--·-." ., •.uuwa "And at tlli! moment 'IT''. don't others kicked their luggage. kllow nothing." , , A man In a red blazer came out. By this time there were quite a "Please don't get excited. Wichita few people standing in lines. Tbe has been notllled." · word soon spread to other travelers . , "That's where our main computhat "the computer was doWn." · terwentdown.Butassoonasttgets .NobOdy kllew exactly what this over Its glitch, ·It's going to buy meant, but somepeople_wentwhlte, everyone who ~ his plane a some people started to cry, and still tree drink." ' .Berry's World · ' ' H~'r' ALl. YOV ND~DIECS ~YIN~ '10 ~AKE' IT ON . :·... ~· H~ck's •, . · . Mrs. Holley 1s ·a grad11<1te of · Fairland Hlgh School, Proctor· ville. She ts married to Warren . Holley ·and she 1s a member of cW.w City Wesleyan Chureh. A resident of }l;% First Ave., Allee Stover came to C&S 1n January 1984 and was promotecl to assistant cashier In January 1974. SIJe .currently head!; the accounting department han· dltng personnel matters and . servtng as Indlvlfl\lal Retire' .ness and Professional WornenS Club, she was pllst secretary an4 treasurer. · · BRASS GALLIPOLlS - • -re0rgani1.ation set· COLUMBUS .,.,. l'Jie.. second phase of a major tntefnal reorganl· zationofColumQ.us&SouthernOhlo Electric Co. has been announced with the appointment of two employees to general office positions. C&SOE President James P . F-enstermaker named Nicholas M. Champa sY5tem operations manager, and Richard A. Davis land management supervisor. . Tbe appointments became etfec· live July 2. Both Champa and Davis will report to Senior VIce President W1111am J . Lhota. Chan\pa currently hOlds the wsttloll Of staff asslstant-opertlons. He has been with c&SOE 18 years and has worked In various engl· neertng positions. A resident of Worthington, Champa has a Bachelor of Science In Electrical Engl· neertng degree from Tri-State .?.-~· ·g...•. ... .... t.., -~Oolll!"'lt.- 0 YES•YOU• ' .Jre-t.Jastl~d Scrubbable Dry-Striopa[ July 1st thru 31 st OICE·A·YEAI SALE . .• ALL THY College'. Davis has a bachelor's degree In business administration from Ohio · ~ · 35% State University. He has worked in C&SOE's land management grQUp · throughout his .:M years with C&SOE. Davis Uves on Columbus' west side. The organization of C&SOE Is being restructured to he more compatible with tiM; organization Of other AEP companies but recognizes the unlque·characterlstlcs of the C&SoE·system. OFF . 011 ALL.ORDERS' ••••• •·s 11101 SIAI1 PillS IIIUlHIOII Til liiWY'SIOII _,.. 10 70% OFF ALL New at sears for your 'nlobile home . ••• . ' GALLlPOLlS- The Ohio State Liquor Store, 134Third Avi}., will be . . dolled WedneSday for Indepelldence Day· ................. ... 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One Month .............. ................. $4.110 SINGLII COPY PIIICII: ltee.la helpo ~eep vou more comfortable all No subscriptions by mall Permitted In towns where W'lotor carrier tervlce Is available. voor 'round HILPI IAYI YOU MONEY ON UTILITY !IlLLI . be responsible for adva~ payments made by .carrl!rs. . ' MAIL 11J11801UPTION8 s.....,Oalr ' PROTIC'rl AGAINIT LEAIII , no more water demege.-M lllOfe roof coating . · year ,.................. .......... ,.126.80 montba ..•. ., ..• ••.••... .••., .. .. ., $1~.00 CALCCURT MILLER AJ. 446·27.70 ·sears .............. eo. ' .HOL1DAY POOLS, 1NC. .. 304·492·4788 ' ' w. ~-......., - -- ···"'. '· ' MAIL .,_PTIONB ' -111M 52 Weeltl •.••.. ,. ••.••... :...... ..... ... $58.24 26 Weeltl ....... ........ ................ $19.12 IS Weeki .••• .. .•............... ........ $14.!16 I FREE ESTIMATES .towt he• gain In tummer, heat ktssln winter The Sunday Times-Sentinel will not We Corry 'Supplles a.nd fquipm•nt in Stoclr •• Ohio 45631. Entered aa teCOnd class mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio, Post Office. Br Carrier o r - - · I . A CUSTOM .· SlJe8()RIPTION; BATES . . Allee K. &over · , Nlc'lolasM. Cbarnpa .• · 304·295-4532 I PARKERSBURG, ·WV 26105 GALLIPOLlS - There wtll be a sPecial meeting of the Gallla County Board ofEducattononTuesday, 7 p.m. at V1ntonElemef11al)' School to discuss school facl!ltles. . GAJ..i.IPOLJS ...!. Holzer Clinic Ltd. will be closed Wednesday ln . Observance of July 4th. · Urgent care services wt11 be provided that day at the main clinic on Rt. 35 from 1 to 9 p.m. Physicians from the Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics wiD be available for treatment of u_rgent 1l1nes8es and Injuries. The cltnlc sbOUkl be entered at the hospltal~s emergency room. · Pediatric patients shOuld clill446-5287 for scheduling. i ' Board to'discuss facilities Clinic announCe~ holiday hours ! . . 704 GRAND CENTRAL AVE: ' POINTPLEASANT-InamoVetowarolmprovtngltsmarketlng program, Heck's Inc. wt11 replace cardbc:lafd signs In Its stores with color-cOOrdinated plastic signs. . · · . The new signs will provide Heck's shoppers with with more convenient and Informative shopping envirOnments. End cap displays and shelves -haVe ~ - made more visible, · according to Rick Bender, the company's sales promotion manage~; "It Is Imperative that our stores be attractive and easy to shop, said Russell L. Isaacs, Heck's chairman. "Today's competitive 1•1rrw:ket Is such that every aspect of our stores must meet and exceed the higher standards set by tlie con5umer." Liquor store ~losed l1flY 4th . .CSX JPEIJ IHY·II .SIOCKl . ~ M:J2 fbMO!)S. ,• y .. _ .... ,.... . . . . . . . 1221· S2Weekl . 26Weekl ..••...., ••••.••••••• ,. . .tlolaolliwo Guar•1teet1• - ISW- . "' • Two em· presidents. Tbe promltlons of L. GaU . Holley and Allee K. Stover, . former assistant cashiers, w~ made at the June meeting of the bank's board of directorS. Mrs: Holley, Rt.l,CrownOty, Is lli:1N supervisor of the com· merclal and real estate loan .departments. She began work· ing at C&S In January 1964. Her · banking career started in 1961 at Guaranty National Bank, Hun· ttngton, W.Va. . In January 1973, she became assistant · cashier. She has served In the bookkeeping, Phase II internal L.l ffSTYkE.~ Qf. -~ ...-=! t¥ ' ' We're the ·ttore ployees of Commercial & Sav· 1ngJ Bank, 25 Court St., have been prcmoted_to assistant vice · initiates sign program - ~ .S~OE.S1'RIN6- W£LCOM.E '\o Program. ana volleyball. from · a worked m £1ePar!ments and has ~rked as a teUer. · Mrs. Holley has att.emled seminars sponsored by the Ohio Student Loan CorTl)nlssion and the~ InStitute of Bank· mg. In addition, she parttc1pated ·. In a six-week training session In The 'Allen Management ('-aJilpolls Junior w~·.s aub and enjoys bowling, tennis ll!'d servtce. · ~chool districts· to . ~~enefit from lottery_ :25 Lc) cust St., as a 1eal estate sales ··D emocracles grope {~r system to fight · ·ierrorist ·network , Realty. ment Account CC!ordlnator. . She wa5 also a teDer 111111 the bookkee!>lnl 81111 · j)roof departments. She ~ · taken accounting courses at Rio Grande College through the American InstitUte of Ranldne and has attended seminars for data processing, accounting the Automatic Clearillg HouaE!. dealing with dln!ct dePoSit. . She Is a member ~ the Anlerkan InstltU~ Qf ~lankin; · . and lias been p&$t treasurer C# · the National AS&OCiation Of Bank Womt'll. For the C-alllpolls Bus}. ploof, !nstaliJnent,.commercial. real estate and student loan Rt.·l; ean~. recentlY · Joined canaday ' rom .• ' . .. .. ) .Area personnel file · GAI.LIPOLJS ~ Mary P. ~ WASHINGTON- The story of moment of "cur1051ty and wea· the National Conference ()f Editor· damaged. Others believe hlllmlc'e ,. sen. Roger Jepsen haS most of the kness," the ·senator signed up for tal Writers met In Des Moines. At has been helped. fr ,week fii'O the . A Division of national · press corps to· a state of membership in the Leisure Spa in the Saturday evening banquet In a · gentleman went before hll 111te shock. In the galleries ,of the House Des Moines. Tile membership torm doWntown hotel, the husbands were Republican conyentlon. exp~-N'ln~ " • and senate, senior correspondents put prospective members on notice ushered separately t(} one dining remorse l!nd begging f<lrglvenett, !IS 'D!Ird Ave., GaDipolls, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio look'at one another in dlshellef. The · that they · could eJq~eCt "nude room and the wives to another. This and thus preseirtlng a challe$ to ( 614) 992-2156 . . (614) 446-234% talk In the pubs and bars of Capitol en.;ounters and nude rap sesslc)ns.'' ts hOw such social events were done the gopd Chlistlaris of hll COIIItl· . . Hlllts only of Jepsen's Revelation~ It !S not the senator's curloslty'that In Des Moines. The wlfe ()f an Iowa tuency; Can they ·forgive a man Through the·: senator we have bOggles the rnlnd. It Is the thought or editor eng"ged my wife In cpnver· whose · curltJS!ty il!d hJiJ) to the , ROBERT L. WINGETT .. learned - brace yourself! - we nude encounters In Des Moines. satlon. Had my wlfe ever been In Leisure Spa? Holy scripture uraes Publisher ., , have learned that In Iowa some Credulity strains. Des Moines before?. No, -said my , them to let this fallen simmer r(ae. , people take oft their clothes. Some of us have had the pleasure bride. "Ah, dear," said this gcro<! You can look It up. It was the devil ,·HOBART WILSON JR. PAT WHITEHEAD , It Is too much. The proposition Is of vlslitng Des Moines many times. woman, her voice ringing In that made him do it. Executive Editor · Assistant Publisher-Controller --umlllDkallle.-MOSt of us aging It Is a city of perhaps 200,001 sympathy, "you havel)'t traveled I am on .the seriator's side in this geezers of the press have been to Inhabitants in a metropolltan area very widely, have you?" one. 'Whatever happened -and tt.e Iowa. We know Iowa to be the most of 367,001. lt ~ center for the · One thinks of Iowa, and one senator's reputation for rectitude A MEMU;R of The 1\sooclaled PreM, DaDy P,..., Allsoclallon and the American Newspaper PubUshen AM.ocmtlon. · respectable of all the states In the arts; It has a center tor the sciences thinks of Grant Wood's "American· assures me that nothing really did federal unicm. Its people are as also. It has a bOtanical garden and a Gothic,;, fhe pitchfork farmer 1!1 his happen - It was seven years ago. IEI'J'!>R8 OF OPINION ore weJoomed. IIIey !illould be lft08 thOII :llllw-IOnc. All letters IU'e Mhject to edittn1 and must be Biped with name. addrels and ielephone numsquare as their CQUnttes. There 1s zoo. Among Its tourist attractions faded overalls, the wlfe In prim Tbe senator looked for bar bella. a her. No woolped leUen wiD be published. Letters !illould be In JIVOd ..,.., addr...U.s lonot a more wholesome ·spot In the are five' operating farms and an attire. Their Idea of a wild evening towing machine, a stati9nary - . noC Pf!I'IOII@IItles. ' North American continent than hlstortclll mu.seUm. The museum 1s a game of checkers. Can you bicycle, and faDing to ~ these Waterloo at noon on a summer's has one ot the finest collections of Imagine this couple In the buff? No · fac!Ut)es, he swiftly comprehende!l ' day. Anyone who has been caug stuffed animals In the nation, In way. Not even the most radical that he was in the Wrong Place; · ah, pHvlleged -to spend Saturday Nollen Plaza, visitors may see an students at Ames could Imagine · eyes averted, be fled the scene. night trl Cedar R.aptds knows that he tron Uinbrella, which once having such a thing. t"ow could be have been elljleCted to has seen a city without dlscernlhle · been admired may never be WeU, let us hear 1t for senator Jind In Des Moines a .nekkld •stn. forgotten. · , Jepsen! SomE of Iowa's political woman? Nbsuchcreaturehadbeen Now comes the news that back In Thirty years ago, more or less, analysts say the senator's cain· observed there before 11117; and 19TT, In 'what be describes as a for ' re-election has , been none has been observed ,since that time. It Is funny hoW these things work. . If Senator Jepsen were running fcir governor of Louisiana, the neWS , The good news Is that terrorism Is decl1nilig in the United States. stories would add three points to his ; The bad news Is that while evidence of a terrorist netwoFk grows, the margin of victory, Wilbur M111s, world'Sdemocracies are still groping for ways to form their own network bless his soul, never stoOd higher lh against viOlent groups that have struck at such disparate targets as POpe the eyes of Arkansas than after 1¢ john Patll n and Israeli school children. exorcised the ~emon rum an~ • "'lbe time has come for all democratic countries to join together, In an recovered from the Argentine ~pproprtate forum, to ,take practical and coordinated steps to combat Fltecracker. Remember Ada!h !Jitemat!Onal terrorism," the Jonathan lnstltute conference said In a Clayton Powell of New York? · 'c(Ostng statement TUesday night. · . Wayne Hays of Ohio? And who was :£~arlous speakers, Including Secretacy of State George P. Shultz, former the fellow In the House whO tuppeil ~ Minister Yltzhak Rabin' of Israel and Sen. Daniel P. Meynlhan, his wtfe on \he stone steps of ~ · i!~.Y., suggested various Wf1YS the democracies might coordinate Catptol?. ~~telligence and other resources to COUnter terrorism. , Ah, but nQne of them came __.~ .... i:;::'nlere was considerable sentiment, for Instance, ~or going on the Iowa, out where the tall grows. --= ;~tve. Shultz said -governments opposed to terrorism ought to do a: In his dlscove,r.y of carnallty In ~ ;,rtter job . of lnflltrattng terrorist groups and be willing to take Hawkeye State, senator~ has , '•"~q~proprlate preventive or pre,enptlve actions.'' · · ' - perrormi'd'a notable public i:!: Defense Minister Moshe Arens of Israel, whoSe rounlry has had to rope He stands like stout Cortez upoh ::.¥ltth the Palesttnt• Liberatlon Organization for 20 yellfS, said "to exclude that peak In Darien, g~ In wt1!i - ~II)e option of taking the offensive Is as suicidal In the case of ten'Otlsm as 1t r.)'ould be In any other form of warfare." · ~~w:~~!s~~~~~c:~· lt•1Andyet, 1t would have·been Impossible to forge a consensus on a plan for Eicplorer of the Year! !'-~tnt action at the Conference and none was attempted. · ·,·In the United States, .countering terrorism raises' constitutional > {IUesttons. The admlnlstratlon's package of antl-terrot1st . laws, ::parttculat~' bll1s tO list ·terrorist organizations and to make, supporting · "=t!lem a crlrne, Is meeting stiff reststancyo on Capitol Hlll. ;. :~ A leading liberal, sen. Howard M. Me~baum, D-Ohlo, has said the Jist f'>theasure would "trample pn our humAn rights" and Is "a throwback to the , l~ McCarthy era." • . ·. · WASIDNGTON - With an ef· Democratic convention. ing victories tit a few districts. He congressional district rather thai! ;~1 Meynlhan, proposed that the United States joJn with other countries to !rontery that startled party leaders, · Sources close to Jackson tell me, regards the votes he goi beyoftd stl!te," , ··~~rm "a special agency" to stop terrorism. But he. said this "must be Jesse Jackson breezed Into the however, that he's motivated by those need,ed to win as "surplus" · byJackson's Issues dlrecl!>r, Ron ;:~dressed tllroUgh lawful procedures and due process." · political void an\1 blazed a brilliant pride and power. He sbnply 1s not votes that should-have been availa. Walters, , pointed out that Ute path through the Democratic prim· going to let the white establishment ble to beef up his statewide delegate . Democratic . Party wtll be.netlt In it!+) ' aries. He tended to present himself gull, Ignore or Intimidate him. total. . . ' November frOm the vigorous voter· 1 as the surmounter of crises and the Meanwhile, he wtll make arlth· VIrginia Is ·a prime example cited ,registration drive that won Jacksoft architect of peace. There was a melle the big Issue · at 'the by Jackson's supporters. He won a his · lopsided victories In black scriptural roll . to his campaign convention. plurality oi votes from thoSe who districts. And In November, of oratory-that was-Impressive. Is It true that be has been treated partiCipated In the caucuses at the course, the Increased black voteS The party leaders assumed that unfa:lrly in the delegate-selection ' tnltlai ievel - 33 percent to be counted on a statewide basis. he wasn't really running for process? At first glance, his Mondale's 29 percenl, Hart's 17 "If you turn out too many Peo~ president but for the mantle of the !-was-robbed cry looks reasonable. percent, and 21 percent uncommlt· lri one district you don't win anr Ohio's 615 school dtstrlc.ts soon will be getting bonus payment from the late Martin Luther King Jr. Now Under the rules devised by party ted. But T1 percent of Jackson's additional delegates," he tole) my te as their share of $45 m1111on In unanticipated profits from the that Jackson has won the leader- leaders after the 1!81 defeat, Walter support came In three districts. He reporter Norman Kurz. "That's ship of America's blacks, the party Mondale collected about 52 percent won almost all the delegates there discriminatory. That Is wrong If ie)!eord·sales of the state lottery. :. •. There's an easy way to determine abOut how much any one school pros expected hlrn to relntone the of the convention delegates by . - but only four of the 33 delegates you trying to motivate people to litany of black causes but to winning only 39 percent of ~ !rom the state's seven Other participate. You can't have It bOth ~stem wtll receive. · · •·: ,T he cash will be distributed on a per-pupil basts. That amounts to about withdraw himself ·as a thorn ln primary and caucus votes, Jacksop districts. · Mondale, with support ways." a student, with an lndMdual district's total based on ,Its enrollment. Walter 1\fondaie's side. got nearly ~ percent ot the popular more evenly spread throughout tile But the "bOth <Nays" argument Is Legislators tied some strings to the money. · But apparently Jackson Isn't • vote but less than.lO percent of the staie, wound up with five more a tw!H!dged sword - an\! It t• They said It could be used for emergency capital Improvements such as abOut to tiptoe away from the delegates. · delegates than Jackson. · explains why so many black ~!Jestos removal or roof repairs; to buy textbooks and supplies; or to b~y battle. In the smoke-filled hack· "Beyond a certain number, our , leaders are cool to Jackson's claim JackSQn argues that the aliOCll· rooms;·-pouticlanS are lrylng to tton of delegates by congressonal l votes did not \ romputer hardware Of' SOftware. . ' count," Jacksoq of unfairness . .It was precisely the ;FundS for the extra subsidy comes tr6m a total of $85 mtlllon In excess •. analyze Jackson's ·schemes and districts cheated him out Of dele- complained to Democratic Na· sw.ttch from small to large voting lottery profits. · strategems. The prevailing view Is gates he, would have won If the tiona!. Chairman Charles .Manatt. jurisdictions lh the early l.!Knl thli.t The other $40 million will be put Into a reserve account, but abOut $35 -that he's lrylng to frighten party distribution had beeiionastatewlde "It Is Inconceivable to me to think of robbed blacks of local and state ml111on 1s already earmarked for specific Items. Legislators said $14.4 members just enough to put them in basiS. The concentrated nature of surplus votes in a democratic representation throughout the , mUllon will be spent to cover shortages In several education accounts and ii mood for concessions at the his support gave hlrn overwhelm· elec\lc>n. but that Is what happens South. $21.2 rnlillon used to pay for the State's share of school desegregation ~ts when people are ·hemmed In 1;1y ·In Cincinnati, Lorain, Columbus and Cleveland. And; checksIt will costmore the state process and mall those InCOme tax . . . refund than$720,Wl half of to them for $7to taxpayers. _ _ _ _ _ _...:...._-_ _ _ ___.:.._ _;......_ _ __..__ _.;_.....;.:....:.;,;;.;;;.. ~ Poinl Pleatanl, W. Va. f. Jhe Sundlly n'I'IIIIA·I~f~.... ' ' .' PoaiiOIO'f MIJ4' part o•lpdls, Ohia \ .. i .. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PHONE 446-2nO . - Y lllc~. .. , �' -· # \ . I Page A-4-The r - - - Weather:-· -----~-_.,....___, ·National . Ohio agricultural advisory." . ' ,. e ::?:: CokJ._ Showers Rarn Flurrres Snow Occluded,._. Stahonary ~ '""''*'f•··' . WEATHER FORE(;AST - The National Weather Service forecast for S!lllday predicts rain (or most of the Atlantic coastal states, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming. Portions of northwestem Washington Is expected to receive rain whUe the rest of ,. the nation Is expectejl to see clear skies. ( AP Laserphoto). • ' ,j ' . ' . Extended Ohio forecast MONDAY TiffiOl.JGH WEDNESDAY: Hrir"with near seasonable temperatures during the period. Highs ,. f'iiCh day between 00 and 85. Lows mostly between 60 and 65. Cool weekend weather ' ' "\ MOstly sunny, dry weather will provide good condjtions tor ripening wheat aiJd, where It is readY, harvest. Haying prospects are very good, with sunsblne providing good curing conditions and Uttle risk of wetting through at least Tuesday of riext week. With the frontal system mo\'ing slowly out of the area. winds across Ohio may eontlnue to have some northern eol'nponent. 'That will be unfavorable for bringing blue mold pathogens Into the state, keeping thitt problem at bay for tobacco · growet'$. Wind speeds · shoUld remain fairly lignt. too, providing good spraying conditions at . least during the !>arly and late parts .of most days. Afternoon winds could climb inti;! tne teens at time< and cause·some pl'Qblems with the drift of sprayed chemicals. . . . Last week in Ohio, nigh temperatures ayeraged In the low 8Jstn most areas and reached 90 at a few locations ln. the southern part ot the .state. Lows averaged from the upjler 50s to around 60.. These values are within a couple degrees of nonnal tor the period. Base 50 growing degree day atcumula lions, fell j11st .sho/1 of normal, with seven-day totals generally between 140 and 150. l)ndergrilund average· 4-inch bare soil temperatures were in the low 70s, although daytime readings cllinbed well Into the llls. ·Rainfall for !he seven days ending Friday morning ranged from notblng at' several. stations to more than..3 incheS at Ripley. Eew areas receiVed as ,riiuch as , an Inch. however, and. soll.moisture supplies continued to dwindle over much of the state. omo . ~~ 1/4 ct. · CINCINNATI (AP) - A Colum- . prtson inmate, already face$ 191 to bus physician.convicted laSt of 66ti 1n pr1son tor last !all's raping 21 women and tetrorizrng criminal convictionS. Despite the nine others is scheduled lor trial l~l!Y term, . Fi'ankun Coonty Monday 011 allegations of a!l9ther15 Prosecutor Michael Mlllj!!' said . . rapes. Jackson WOuld still be considered Ed\Vard .F'rankllnJacksonJr., 39, eliglble for IJ!Il'Ole,ln 9'?1 years. . a former Internist <!lid ex-hospital . The rapes occurred lil the. · board member who is now a state Colwnbus area 1975 to.1982. ran S325 . { ~ ... 115 ct. / . Reg. $350 $250 1/4 Carat Announce. '84 'parade entries. · Diamond Earrings GALLI;POLIS -' Matt <Willis, arut cOunty Coosolldated !land. Twtrtenr; Gautpol!o f'tre Tnlck No. cha!rman of the 1984 July Fmirth 65:.Baton GaUia Academy Varstry ctreertead~rs; River Rec!;!at!on Fe~tival parade, John Taylor, candidate for SheriNi Domino's C¥, KaU Burleson, caflltide te for saturday released the names of . Pb:za OOWlty commisSioner; Ace ChliTU)ey Sweep: participating units registered for · Hair Happening's' Beauty Salon: GaiUpolls , thiS year's · ~lid!!nce . Day .Fire Truck No. 63 and Evaloe Myers, Gallia event, scheduled to begin at il a.in. Co!JntyR~. Jackie St<ga\1, ler illlnda ; l(lm We<lnesda~ In the Old French City IIetz. M!nl Bike: Bid I Pee Wee LeagUe· (See separate story on A-6 today). · Dan C. Notter. .eandida for cOdnty eom~­ Deadline for signing· up for the slqner; GaUta CQunty Volunteer' Emergency Sq uad, two . ot them; Sheets Bandwagon, parade Is Monday. . .· · JennUer Sl]>et.s. Candidate l>r .State ~ . 'Those · .registering . thus far senta ttve; Raphael'S .Hair Remedies: Rea. 1350 $229 Early mori'ililg~"Wmperatures · . wer!> generally In the .m; from the Southern Plains to the southern Attantt.;Coast and up in (heln;tn the southwestern deserts, 'The National Weather Service predicted more rain today from the Gulf Coast through .the SQutheast Into New York and much of New ·England. ScaltelW thu!iderstom'is Were expected from. the northern Plains ami the central Rockies Into Arlzorui arid New M!>x!co, Brisk northwesterly wind~ ushered colder air Into the northern Rocky Mountain Region overnight With readings as cool as ..the OOi. Temwra tures were In the upper 40s and 50s overtheGreatL~es region. . Temjleratures around the nation at 3 a.m . EDI' ranged' from 47 degrees In and Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., to9Qin Las Vegas, Nev. Ladle.~ 7 Diamond thre<!E' Cluster 1/4 carat · Reg. 1 ~95 249 20% to .30% OFF PoliCf' _Escort'; ~ America n Legion ~Jor ., ·-I ALL NAME BRAND WATCHES Tawney Jewelers . 424 SECOND AVE . . GALLIPOLIS NORTHWEST,~TCENlftAL CENTitAL LAKE SHORE, CENTRAL IDGID.ANDS Mostly clear Saturday night. Lows in the mid 50s. Mostly sunny · Sunday. Highs between 75 and 80. The chance of rain is ~ percent Saturday night and SUnday. ·· MIAMI VAU-EY, I;ENTRAL,SOlJTIIWEijT Mostly clear Saturday night. Lows in the mid 50s. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs in the mid 70s. The. chance of rain .is 2(1 percent Saturday night and Sunday. EAST CENTRAL, SOUTil CENTRAL Partly cloudy with achance of showers Saturday night LOws near 60. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs between 75 and 00._'The c!lance of rain is 40 percent Saturday night and 20 percent Sunday. ~Employee wants ·~pology fo:r racial slur . Guard; Para~ Mar~hal James WUilams· · Congressman Clarence Mllltr: State.~~- ~ • senrlttve, Jolynn Boster: Sherttf Cruiser, Jarnes Montgomery; City Commlssloners and· City Metnager; ·Chamber of Commerce President, · Paul Knotts; President RetaO Mer€hants, Tommie Vaughn; River Recrea. · tion QuEien: River Recreation QLH>en Candld3.tes; MJss Ga llla County; Miss Gallla Cqunty Queen 'Candidates; G.D.C. Van with . Volunteers; Business & Professional Women (fout vehldes); Gallla ArUma! Welfare LC~gue , carwtth adopted ~ helter dog; A~mal · W elf~re ~ague, truck wtth kid and dogs; Animal Welfare League, Domtno's Pizza · Car; . Animal WeJCare League, Sam. the Shelter Dog and Mandy Wickline On tricycle pulling poodlE.> - wm enter' at Methodist Church. · _ · Pollee Color Guard; Ronnie Wolford. blke·: 0\,lkes of Hazard Car, plastic puiled bY above bike; Gallipolis ReCreation BUce Group; .Q.O. Mcintyre Bl~e Group; GAHS Marehlng " Band; Gallipolis . Recreation Baton Group ; · Ga lltpo lls Fire Truck No. 61: G?lltpolls City Employees Float a nd 0 .0. Mclntyre DIStrtct Float, with some Break Dancers. Robbins and Myers Float; Nazarene Youth Department Float; Christ United .Methodist Church. Haywagon; Mary Kay Cosl'l'letlcs; Ohio Va lley ChriStian ScHool: Brownie Troop 796; Boy Scout Troop 205: Satin Dolls Bilton Corps: GaUia County I:..A. and V.F.W. Walklhg unit; Galllpolls Fire Truck No. 67;.' Mane DeSigners by t.anna & Co.; Right to · Life, truck; MUitary Order of the Cootie; Beef Queen, 1\J>g~li Hudson , and Beet Princess. J ody B. !!all; Holzer Medical Celner Volunl;eer .Services League, car; Holzer Medical Center Voluntee-r Sf,>rvlces ~ague, wa lking unlt; Gallia Performing"Arts BatOn Group; Bo}"Scout Troop axt; Super Strutters Baton Group abd Acrobats; Starltte TWirlers . . Savings Summer_ Southwes tern's Varsity Cheerleader$; Galli , i~JCltJde: Partly cloudy in the southeast and mtistly dear elsewhere Saturday night. Lows In the mid to upper 00;. Mostly sunny SUJX!ay. : Highs in·the mid 70s. . . years from Lufkin, .Texas. .-4, ~ Reg.. $950 liy Tbe AMoclated Pl'e88 ShOwers and thunderstorms pre.valled over much of the natiOn today,.wit!\ a vlgOI'O\IS cold front tr!gger!ng thunderstorms over th!> western ·states and wet weather on tap for all but a feW western: Plains and Great Lakes !;tales: An inch and a quarter of rain fell on parts ofPennsylvarti<! overnight, lhree-quarters of an Inch at Rich; · mond, Va., and nearly ahalf-tnch In State zone forecasts Seasonably cool weather will continue across Ohio fo.r theweekeild and into "@XI ~eek. .. " .. . · . · High pressure in the western Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley was pumping some cool Canadian air Into Ollio Saturday morning. ~e high was not expected to move much in the next cbuple ofdays, so this flow will continue. Temperatures early Saturday were In the mid 50s to lower 60s. A cold front which moved through Ohio af rrildweek was anchored along the Appalachians. A few showers and thunderstorms developed In Ohio behind that front Friday. High pressure should take more firm command of the Ohio weather by Sunday, when mostly sunny s)des are in the forecast. • . Fair weather is predicted through July 4. Temperatures will climb • up a couple of degr~ each day anq be mostly in the BOs by the holiday. Cloudiness was variable around Ohio Saturday. Some spots were cloudy, while others were clear., Some patchy light fog was also . reported. . . ' - P<>!ls American Legion, Sha""' Dixon; an: • . . . . . . Dresses &. Pants .~ .. 1/3 OFF Swimwear..;........... 1/4 OFF Co-ordinates ~ ...... ~ .. .1/4 OFF Danskin ·Leotards·.... ~1/4 ·oFF · •• . 300 SECOND AVE .• LAFAYETTE MALL GALLIPOLIS,OHIO .. r<t )lam Jackson had servednearlyflve years in prison for two of the rapes for which the. physician was ultimately charged. The Ohio General·Assembly and Gov, Richard · Celeste this year · approved a bill t9 authorlzR state compensa Uon for Willlam Jackson, as a means of compensatlilg blno for ills wrongfui incarceration. The . amount of compeilsa tlon is to be determined by the state court of .' claims, based ,0!1 pres('ntatlollS n,ade to It by William Jackson. -HO.LZER .CLINIC •. LTD. ;s;,~~=1~!;;.:::: to the charges he faces trial for In · ~~ru::·J~:~· ~~~~; rapes and other crimes over a seven-year. period. is haVIng to be .' ' · • URGENT CARE CENTER, ·.NEW,WEEKEND HOURS . ·Racer injur.ed The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every ,Saturday . and Sunday from '1:00 P.M. to · 9:00 P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from·the D~partments of Fam-_ Uy Practice and Pediatrics will be avai~able for .treatment of urgent .illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. 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(FORMERLY Mli!IGS LANDMARK) . JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. II 1 ·' ' PLUS GET A '751' u.s. Savlnp Bond DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH . . ' us • 446· 3046 614-992-2094 '. r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;,- were from Columbus In efforts moved to provide JackSon with a fair "IT'S HERE .. ~ Save Now On: I who ST-PIE·OE·BAGOT, Que. (AP) - Shirley Muldowney, three-time National Hot Rod Association Champion, .was seriously Injured of rhem; North GalUa Vontty Cheertea~: Friday when her dragster blew .a Galllpolls Recreation Departinent F1oat:· tire, flipped In Jl!ld-alr and crashed Ridge Runners 4:H Qub; Vinton FifE; Truck No: 107: · Gallipolis . Slu1ne !Ire truck; In pieces secoqds after completing a Ga!llpoUs Shrine Mini Cars, ii.X of tbem; ' quaUfylng run here. · · · Gallipolis Sluine 1\!lril Bike& wtth ClOwns, siX of them; Galllpells Shrine Hillbilly Truck; · . · ·The ·# year-old Mt. Clemens, Sheriff Department Jaws.<:l Ll.fe and Gatlla ·Mich., star suffered multiple fracCounty Disaster servtces. four Vehicles. tures· of both ankles, a severed Danny Hively, 1957 Buick lipedal: Joseph Hively, 19r&9 . P.'lymouth Business coupe-: thumb, dislocated right shoulder Gharles Hlliely, 1941 Ford; Elwood Lewis, and damaged ribs and collarbone: l!JZI Chevrolet; Ruby Cox, 1957 ~rolet; She was taken to hospital In Dave..._MCCoy; 1935 Ch"""'let: Dave McCoy, 1ll!i5 Lltevrolet; Bert Grimm. J9Jl Chevrolet: St-Hyctnlhe and then rushed. to Harold Thompoon, 1964 Studebalr<r; TIP Montreal General Hospital where Moles , 19ll Ford Coupe: Mike Thompson, 1900 Trt~mph; Sherry Tbompoon; 1950 Dodge she was scheduled for surgery. pickup truck: Okey Coffee, 1941 Olds; Frank "She's pretty banged up as you Case. ·1963 Chevrolet; Jun Hall, 19m Mustang can imagine," said a Montreal Convertible; J!m Hall, 1934 Plymouth; Charles Taylor, 1934 RepUca~ and John Null, General spokesman, adding Mul1!117 Wutys Jeep. • downey's life "was not in d8nger." J ohn Houck, Horse and Wagon; H. K. Several members of her team George, Pony and .VIcrdy; Rya n Jay. Sloan, Pony; Etta Sheets, Horse; ·Arnerk!fin Legion gathered at .the hospital. One Auxiliary 161. Horses wtth Flag; and the Fairchild Trail Riders. I . .member, who refused Ill identify Morgan Rldlpg Club; l1re RDamers; hl.mSelf, said Muldowney suffered Sheriff DepartmOilt Group of HorSe<; Stal, . no head injuries alld her motor . .lion, Ralph Brown: M.,... and Colt, Trudy BrOW!l: l\lare and Colt. Jeft Brumfield an<!. functions were not afft)j:~· . . · . · :· BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) looking on asked her to stay as :She her desk butbecainesoupsetshegot Texas in September. . :- A black teUer at a local savings read it so they could see her race: ,, sick at home that evening. She said Richard Sclunidt, president of and loan institution sa~ she wants The paper, entitled "Application she later decided not to quit. FirstFed~ral, sald he apologized to apology from white employees forEmpioymenttoJesseJacksi>n's · "I'm staying here because of MissJacksonbeforethe€11tlrebank wtio presented her with a bogus job Staff," asked such questions as principle only, basically," she said. . staff. But .Miss Jackson said ~pplication rife with raclal,slurs. "father's name (if ' known)" and ·~fause of what happened, I feel Schmidt apologized to the tellers for Connie. Jackson, 21, a teller at . whether the applicant's source of like 1 have to stay here now just to any inconvenlence·afterMtssJack· Income was "theft, relief, welfare proveapolnt.Ican'tchangeth~way son's mother wrote to a local First Federal Savings & Loan Association here for 14 months, said. (or) unemployment." l.lnd!>r the they think, the way tlleY feel. But I newspaper about the incident. ! he incident occurred two weeks ago heading of "prior experience,'' the can change the way they act toward "I .don't know what else we can when a white loan officer at the bank categories were "government me. d .. o~hmldt said "What else can ~andcd hera pleceofpaper.Shesaid worker, pimp. evangelist, rapist, "I work very hard here to act y~~d';;? She'sstill.:Vorklnihereand . ""·A. IIIcandolsguarantee acknowledgement from the instltu- _used hubcap salesman (and) dope business-like and responsible, and everythl ,(ion's president that it l'{as a "gross dealer."' · something like that just kind of · that it ~J'imythlngslrnUartoltwill ,error In judgmellt" isn't enough. · "They laughed," Miss . Jackson strips me of all I'm trying to do."· never happen again. All 1can say Is .: Miss Jackson said two other bank said. "Everybody laughed." Miss Jackson sald she intends to that it was a gross error tn employees and a federal auditor Miss Jackson said.sheretutned to remain on the job until she moves to judgment." '. . pollee said tried twtre IJe!:a~ sorne offenses over $50,(0)." Pollee . say1he rapes occurred Negotiations were under. way to allegud!y Occurred before a Noavoid the second trial. but Eclw3rd · vember 1978 change In Ohio laW on between Sept. 25. 1975, and Sept. 5, Morgan, assistant Franklin County 1nsanicy defenses. The law cnange ·1982, when' Jackson wa.s caught In prosecutor, .said he still planne<l to · slilfted the burden of proof In .' the townhou~ apartment of two women wlio were not home. Pollee lie In Cincinnati on Monday to lnsan)ty c~s to the defense. . proceed. .. Jjlckson · once earned $55,00! said they !!)wid Index cards .in Jackson is scheduled togo on trial. annuallya.s an Internist, buthassald Jackson'scarUstinglhenamesof65 Monday morning tn Hamilton he is broke after paying his defense · women. MallY were rape victims. County Coinmon Pleas Court tn fees and being In . prison. In pollee said. Jackson's arrest freed an unreCincinnati before the·sameColum, ' November, oneofhlslawyers,John lated man, William Bern;ar.d Jack- . bus judge, Frederick T. WUilam5, W.E. Bowen. said costs for 1M son, is considered slrnUar ln. who presided at Jackson's Sep- flve-weekb;1allnAkronandpretrtal ap~ance to the physician. WU, tembi!r trial In Akron. Both tri;ils .pJ;!paratlo!l came to "something Karen WaughBri>wneU,CandldateiDrGaWaCounty · Recorder: Arnerlcir.n FoUndation of State and Cowtty with Eml'loyeeo. Hay wagon; Fire Truck No>61: NAPA Mot« Parts; Gallipolis Elks No. 107 and GaUlpolls Emblem Club No: 199: Fire Truck No. 66; L.A. lllld V.F.W. 4464 Float: .. Grace United Methodist Church Walklni! Unit; Grace ' United Methodist Church CurcuJt HJder on Horse Bnd Grace United MethOdist Church Float. Brownie Troop l!il!i; E.M.S. Yehlcles. two .. The Sunda¥ Times-Sentinei~Page-A-5 Poi•wn:tY Mlddleport......Gallipalls, 'Ohio--Paint Pleasant, W. Va. ..SeCond tria} ·OD rape charg~s Physician to face . . DIAMOND SAVINGS ~ wea(her· By 'llie ..AssooletJ>d Press ~ . . A trorital zone continues to drift slowly to the east lind south away from Ohio. 'There could still be a few showers In the southeast part of the state, but!or the mast part, the weekend Is expected to be (air •. Where showers doqccur, amounts should total a quarter-Inch or less. · Fair weather Is expected tocontlnuethroughearb'.nextweek, with afternoon temperatures in the tow to mldllJS and lows in the 60s. That will give Ohio farmers plenty of opportunity for field work, but with little chance for sbowers,. sOil moisture st.tpp!Jes will continue to dw~ctl:e- '~~~ ~· ~~ .. . .' July 1, 1984 July 1. 1984 Ohio-Point PleCIIGI1t, W. Va. ' ' . I �• • Page A·6-The Sunday Time.,.§er!tinel I GALLIPOLIS - Helen Brobeck, 39, Lexington, Ky., died at Universlty Ket~lucky Medical Center, texlligton, F'riday afternoon.· Bom Sep!. 18 • 1944 . In West VBa~v'slnhet Is theanddathughlaterosfPlviaaul •= ; · on e te Y Reeves Bartee. ' . Surviving are her husband, Rod· ney Brobeck; one daughter, Mrs. GAJ-I.IPOJ:JS -Entries tor the tancy clllckens. annual July 4th parade, sponsored Survlvjng are his wlte, Bernadine by the Galllpolls Area Jaycees; wlll Crooks Eads; two sons. David Eads . be accepted through Moooay. At! of of PolniA'Ieasant, and James Eads Saturday, more than l20units of Benton, Ky.; one sister, Eva were registered to march In the j{eens of Seattle, Wash.. four ~~....... · .-.~ grandc hildr e n an d one great • • 'The theme of this year's parade gr~-~da~al·ghtervir. will ,.., h ld will be ''The tear Of 'The Volun•· ,...er se ces "" e on "Uer." Parade Marstuil. Is James MUoltednday.~ 2 p.m. at t he Heights WUUams; Matthew R. Willis is n •••.dhodist Church with the paradechalrmluiandMyron " Bud" Rev. Michael Chapman and Rev. · McGeheelsmasterofceremonies. noon ~-an ~=~.B~e~~~. ~~P~ ~~;'/;~~:~a~!e~~al "~ . . · .· Cleveland ' and ·, James Bartee, Clnclnniltt· Friends may call a! the CrowRussell Funeral Home In Point 79 24 today from and ' Funeral Home. Burial wW be at Bowling Cemetery, Hitchens, Ky. The body will be taken to the church one hour before t he services. Those wishing may make contributions to the Mason County Cancer Fund. S!H-ah Bowman MIDDLEPORT · - Sarah E . 'Bowman, 83, died June 25 at the Eastern Star Home In Mount :Vernon. • Born March 19, 1901, she was the daughter of the late Frederick and l..eota Schreiner of Middleport. She was preceded In death by her husband, John Bowman. : Sh~ was a member of the Heath United Methodist Church of Middleport, and the Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, to which she was past matron. Burial 'was Wednesday In the Mount View Cemetery In Mount Vernon. Herbert ..Pixon · MIDDLEPORT - Herbert V. Dixon, 72, Rt. 33, Rocksprings Road, dled 'Frlday In Veteran's Memorial Hospital. He was born In Athens to the late Clinton Victor and Jane Haning Dixon. • He was a carpenter In Meigs County, member of the Ente11>rlse United Methodist Churoh, Drew Webster Post of the American Legion, the 40 and 8, Rock Springs Grange, Fraternal Order of Eagles, 2171 and Carpenters Local 650. He \Vas also a World War II veteran. · Surviving are his Wife, Agnes Sutton Dixon; a sort an(! daughterln-la~. Roger and Suzy Dixon, Victoria, Texas; a daughter and son-In-law, Susan· Jane and Loris nay Pullins, Pomeroy; three grandchildren, Scott and Lisa Pullins, Pomeroy and Jeffrey Dixon, Texas and two sisters, Edna Fulton, Athens and H e len Kelley, Lancaster. He was preceded in death by one sister, two brothers and one grandchild. Funeral services wlli be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday In the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Rothemich oHiclatlng. Burtal will be at Rocksprings Cemetery, Rocksprings. Friends may call the funeral home 7-9 p.m. Sunday and anytime Moooay. Mllitary grraveside services will be conducted.by the Drew Webster Post of the American Legion. Jallle8 Eads POINT PLEASANT _ James 0. ( ral) Eads of Rt. 1, Ohio Rivet Road, POint Pleasant, w: Va ., died Friday In the Holzer Medical Center. Born June 5, 1909 In Mason County, he was the son of the late Early and Gertrude Mourning Eads. He was a retired design draftsman, " a member of the Heights United Methodist Church s·-·.· . . GAJ~IPOJ..JS - Klte, 32, Rt. 2, VInton, were dismissed In exchange for pleas of no contest to a charge of attempting to destroy pollee property and a charge of resisting arrest. Klte was fined $50, received a 9<klay suspendedjallsentenceandwasplaced Charges of domestic violence, disorderly con- Home sustains loss in kitchen gr_ease fire ._ First Baton Group-Barr's Superrn;u-ket; Second Baton GroupElliott's Appliances; Third Baton {lroup-Shj!ke Shoppe; Best Dewrated Bike-Betz Honda,. on 18 months probation. Charges of resisting arrest, as-· sault, reckless driving and tleetng againSt Jack McGuire, Rt. 1, Scottown, dlsmlssed In exchange for a plea to another charge as the result of a pre-t;lal . agreement. . All assaUlt charge against l<erty Wood, Holzer Hall, Rio Grande, was dropped. .' i were J... Hospital news FREE Inez Vamer [p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;l POINT PLE~NT .:.. Mrs. Inez Marie Varner, 79, of Point Pleasant, W. Va., formerly of Bellefontaine, Ohio, died Friday evening in Point Pleasant folloWing a long · lllness. . Born June 6, 1005 at Lesage, w. Va., shewasthed.a ughterofthelate tnysses A. Smith and Mary E . Gandee Smith. She was a member of the Baptist Church at Beliefonralne. Her bUsband, Otis Varner, preceded her In death In March of 1977., Surviving are two step daughters, Mrs. Louis Cooper of St. Marys, and Mrs. Helen Shaw of Bellefontaine; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Unroe of Hendersonville, Tenn.; two brothers, Raymond Oho. Fairview Cemetary at Bell Ce nte r, . Friends may call at the Elchholtz Fune(al Home today from 7-9 p,m. ~on little TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS fFl/ ....-... .....-.... · DISHES fibe!Jias . llesh Aluminum 8Flto20f( 446-1883 .. M~D. · For The Practice of Radiation Oncology Millview CliniC 603 w. UniOn PARKERSBURG, W. VA. PH. (304) 424-2744 _ ·, -.--1· • AthenS, 01')10 45701 PhOI'le: 1614)_592·2863 . Construction continues. on ·Pomeroy Pizza ·nut; ·finn, ·. village at ·o·d ds over penttit ~POMEROY - City says no 8nd Pizza Hutsay yes. \ Join Us for Dinner and Dancing Music Provided From 9 to 1 · : by Danny Hood · ."We oertalnly haven't given pennlsskill to tap Into the storm sewer'' SeylertniAIII!IIIl!d. Sey!Q! lndlcated that the village Is seeking grants toexiEtid the sewage system·to Include the Monkey Run . 'The city say 110 sewage permit was Issued but PI2Za Hut say yes they were Issued a sewage permit 3lld can prove It with a cancelled area. check. . Residents ot the area have been . '!be bone of contention .In opening a P1zz.a ~ut on POmeroy's West.. bulft. charged for sewap, even thoogli ~========::::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:::;;i Besuclen also added that they tJiey have not beijn provided the I Main street is the lac!\ of a sewage system In the area. ' cannot put In their cJwn sew~e service. ' Sewage from three gasoline system as the p~rty is in the '!be original was con·stations In the area, Including pne FlOod Piane area. He also com- struct.ed approxbriAtety 10 years directly across the street from the mented that the alternate systems - ago.'Thesewerllnewasextendedas Pizza Hut site, imd several busl· suggestedbytheEPAwouldbevery far as KiuT and VanZandt (IIQ!!I nesses and horne u.Se a storm sewer easily, such, as a lildingtank. MelgsTireCenter). · ~Why all of a sudden are they A.ccordlngtoJoannMontgmlery, which Is dllmptid lnlo ' the Ohio ,, Interested In us. All I want to do Is · EPA dlst1'lct I-eptCSCIItattve, she 'River.. . open a Pizza Hut" Be<aiden stated. met With Seyler, JOII'Jacola, Meigs Thli PI2Za Hut that Is presently On the other hand Mayor Sey~r County Sanitarian, Pizza Hut otft. under construction Is owned by Horace Karr and is being con- · says the village did not Issue a clalsandHoraceKiuT, tlieownerlt 'struct.ed by Karr Construction. sewage permit t..itdldlssuea water the bulkllngmJunell. At that tbne she was told tiJe. 'The iJeo.y faclllty Is being built permit. KILN-DRIED SPF FRAMING Seyler said they have done village was planning to ftiW for a blocks trcm .where the vOiage's sanitary sewer system nothlngwrongarxladdedthevlllage grant for an ·extmskllldtheleWel' does ·not have a dbne to use tor system. • . ~ .·.•Aix'onllni to Bob BesudeD,.dire- extendlngthesewagesystem. Friday Montaauery stated she Seyler did say that the recent had the lrnprelisklll that a sewage of developmeri't for Plrza Hu~ Ide., Karr has a sewage and water ~r extension completed In Ken's permit had been lssutfd. · 3.52 · · ~t and bas the cancelled check ..Runwasdonelntllatpartlculararea · "Ba'\ICally I felt Plm! Hut was due t6 the fact HUDdlrected that Jt . lnfonned .at the rnee!lng that 110 toprovelt. • 7.01 5.17 ' 5.93 4.39 the olher hand, -Pllne1oy be done In Kerrs Run. '!be vt11age '5ewersystemwasav81lable"Mont~ J;Uchard !!tyler stated that had no choice, according to Seyler. gon~ery ~d. 9.43 4.93 Seyler also stated that they were She,a lsostatedthatalternattvesto the village d,ld oot lsi!Ue a sewage P,ft-mtt as there Is oo sewage In the obllgatedtolssueawatertapbutnot resolve the sltuat!On,were given to ah!a. "We want the Plrza Hut but apermitforsewagc. "lcan'tseeany Plz2aHut. W' . , She also stated that she wW 1191 bad enoug~~ to break the JaW'' liability on the vWage part, but we were obligated togtve !hem wa\er'' contlnuetodowhatlsnecessa.yarxl' seyJer commented. wW take legal action lfnect!SSIIIY''The neW facllity replaces a three SeylerCOIIUIIeDted. C.III--N-C.rry " Wedon'tglvepeiTnlsslontohook MontgomerylndlcatedthatPlzza story hOrne that used the storm sewer for sewage theoSame as other Into a storm sewer as the village IS Hut Is not In violation untn theY open not allowed to Increase the blologl- for business and use the storm buSinesses In the area are doing. • Besuden also · stated that · they cal load" Seyler said. se.yer. Foa~ ~rd have a bulldlng Pfrmlt friJ!II the ,......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;....,....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ! CASH . -N- CARRY 0-a / zo ~0 ~~ o .-, ~)> ;:::! J qu.ee· .. Ilk 2x• 2.35 · 3.06 . ·u l 4.72 3.52 :On 7.27 7.96 · 46 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Make Today Special! · :::1n il ' il ~ Steven C. WlllJams, 24, U.SS. ~~~~UiA 2, Norfolk, Va., U.S. ~I Shlu'on Ann Di'ummorxl, 1, Bidwell, llliemployed. P. Nlda Jr., 18, Rt: 1, bakery employee ,and R. Roberts, :IAl, Rt. 2, il il il NOW ~ . ·· . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP' 106 BunERIUT J,VE. POMEROY, OH. - coordllator. m-n ....,.c: · JULY 4 ' . I Alhwl L.IJluiipU'I, ~Gravel lHIU fll*l, a.tdre, dally farmer f.JIIS Joletta s. Jordan, z; ., Flnlt Flo""'" £11<!rywller•. " l '. • . ' ~ ... - -:--·- .. i-~ L ~ \ ~ ".; \...~.\ \'\> ····" ~- L._ . ... ' . . - . ·. , . (L. -1· -~. - ·1111. I . i • ' • ':-.,.. ~~ ' DIAMONO SoliTAIRES 20°k 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE LARGE SELECTION OF mLES AND COI.OIIS ' m CF- . -~ • • &).@ All . 1•K QOLD & DIAIOND •.. ow 25% OFF ALL 14K GOLD 20o/o NOW OFF REGUW PRICE oCh•lna •lrecetett MANYniMS GIFTWARE 50o/o INSIDI MADill v:·a•c. 50%our OFF OFF ·- ~ -, I oChalna •Panchlntt NOW 0 -.. -t · C: ~ ·o •r EARRINGS NOW IAIY SIZES I smES .' ' . . . SALE- A IIOW OFF REGULAR PRICE :' ~-....l~i__,' •BULOVA •SEIKO . •PULSAR ~· ~- - 1'-H- - -f -~****************************11'*~··1~*'~"" . z 0 Sec6ildAve. -~ OIIOUPOf . ,r.aDipol'a, patrolman 111111 Melle. . '"Ami Baldwll, 23, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. "ll"e A<eept All Maj<H Credit ~ . M. EVana, 33, · Rt. 2, •~.mces, • • . - 1---------__;,----------:-1 Ellis Myers, 19, Kerr, U.S. : Navy andEUseJoCaldwell, 17, Rio ..Grande, at home, · ~ Gordon S. Bet;'., ' 22, Rt. 1, C.alllpoils,-horse trainer and Ruby Chambers, 18, Dayton, student. · Craig D. Dumam, 23, m .>n ~Chatham Ave., unemployed and "'Sherr! L. Nichols, 25, \IDa~ Cha:llhamAve., hCmemaker. 1 .. Tom J. Lewis,l8, Rt. 2;Gallipolis, . ' ' unernployed and An&ela J . Turley, 18, Rt. 2. OalllpoUs, student. · • Ronnie A. Slnions, 26, 103 Maple Ave., Clar'k &unmlt, Pa., Student 'and I.JaiG,'Trelble, 23, PatriOt Star Route. day care lllstnlctor. ,. JameeO.LftnldOn,:IAl,Rt.2,Polnt " Pieaunt; W.Va., auto mechanic and Lora •A.. Blrchtleld, 19, ' Rt. 1,1Qe1Up1111. computet operator. · William E. ear,.; 47, Rt. 2. . trlot, farmer and CUCI )1, Irwin, ..31, 511 ~V·l~, IIWII&8'· .~ PatUN.~2'f.mlCbatham ··:t,\ve,', COIIIt1'llctlil and Jbmlt A. liB, ia Flrlt Ave., llll!lltai PH. 992-2039 or 992·5721 Th' e ~t:.rayeUe 300. Mall Shoe cafe G~mpolls, o. · · h 1c. Today does not have,to tie just another ordinary .. ·. day. M~ it special fot: someone impprtant)n your life with a single blossom or a colorful bouquet of fresh flowers. Stop by our shop and see our o1:1tstanding selection of fresh flowers. Make today special with flowers! Fresh flowers are always available in a variety of bealttifql blossoms and comfortable prices. . Special · Special Sl6 90 Beiae. Rose & Blue -•~- · K. Lee, 18, VInton, unern· Sallie E. Edwards,•lS. FIO!Wrs Say II Best!"' $659 . • REG.' $28.00 .... .,...,..To. . ~ -~ · ''' ..:11 ~ d' • .. asslstlUit l'llllluigi!l'•. -~ ·;Galllpol~.unemployed. ', Enerav •• · · U Shield Sheetmg •••. •• •••caiii--N-C.rry Filing marriage licenses recently GaWa CoUnty' Probate Court ---~---· . . . C.sh·N-C.rry 4ft. X8ft. XW'. "'licen~s ;\ve,, clerk.., f • stateaswellasapprovedplwnbtog. loaddltontheyrecelvedapprovalot the Meigs County Health Department. Besuden stated that he was DQt aware of a sewage problem untll alter they started levetlng off the area where the new facllity Wlii be JOIN US FOR OUR BIG 4TH OF JULY PARTY ALL DAY LONG . . ·Marriage · C.r"' &: II"Ire .. , CELEBRATION • •• t Effective July 1, . 1984 · .. .~,JID4th ~~ · ~~;;~~~§§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ~ ' 4ft. XItt. X1" Stop in durin9 the River Recreation · Festival for our Coupon Book. Ask about our Grab Bag Specials. The .Associaton of . . -SHOWCASE Asp Imp. Sheeting .................... 329 '' Call me ..·. Ear: res onstble veteran of the Korean and Vietnam' confilcts. He is ctuUnnan of the ·Ohio chapter of Project F1eedoln lllld first vJre p~t of.tts J!atlonal.. .group. He said It Is the contention of ProJect Freedom that the govern- . ment Is dragging Its teet In efforts to recover bodies or push foreign goven~ments tor an accountlng of missing solders. · 4ft. XItt. X "YOUR FUll SERVICE PRESCRIPTION CENTER" 400 SECOND AVE. . 5.95 arnmt~ Celebrates Jf!ly 4th with Spectacular Savings! II ANNOUNCES SRI.NI VASAN, MOUNT GU..EAD, Ohio (AP ) 1be - clill1l'inan · of the Project . Fleedom cbapil!r In Ohio says the · federal ~t CQUid do more than It Is 1dWJ& to ~ tor , missing servillemen trcm both the . VIetnam and Klrean wari. "We have a moral obllptlon" to brtDghomethe.soldlel'llsW!Ustedas MIS;llng In Action or 81! prisoners of war, 01' to bring lone' their bodies, · Said CharleS H\ldgi!l, an Alt Force T _ h Cited for DWI · OF PARKERSBURG I Closet. . . . First Place Walking bivisiOn· Shoe_ Cafe; Second Walking DIVIsion-Dan Tholl'\IIS &- Son Shoe Store; Third Walklllg Dlvls!an· WUUs-Fimeral Home; First 1\{ardl·_ 1ng Dlvlsion-Wllils Tire Com~; Secooo Matching Dlv!&iOn-Oscar's R,e staurant; ird Marrblng Dlvlslon-Tawney Studio &· Jeweiers, Inc. • M~igs _ squ~wuns of Radiotherapy, Inc. · 800 GARFIELD AVE. ' W. Va. · Group wan~ gQ~emment to, do more to find servicemen v·lnton ' . man enters no contest . _peas I ' h . '' . , to c arges.· Chandra Dekar, M.D. ·- . Clarence A. Mills, 32, Rt. 3, Bidwell, changing lanes without caution, $fl. Bonds for speeding were forfeited duct after warning, two counts of by . Gregory A. Baum, '!:1, Chllll· assault, resistlngarrestandattempcothe, $39; Virgll R. Peck, :rl, ted escape were dlsmisse(l against a GaUipolls, $39; Frank A. Walkins, · Gallia County man Friday lit '34; Dayton; $39; Phlllip L. Cramer, Gallipolis Municipal Court. . 22, Plymouth, .Ind., $40; Mark W. Gamer HubJ,ard 'llle charges a!;lalnst Ricky Lee Ghee, 22,Rt.l,Biilwell,$43; John D. (;ALLIPQLJS - Garner Hub: Watkins, · 43, Porter, Ind., . $<l,'l; bard, 83, Rt. 2, Patriot, Centerpoint Donald M. VickerS, 26, Columbus, · Community, dted Friday at Holzer In. trarilc cases, Barbara l Il.'l $44; Paul D.. Williams, 39, 512 Maple MP.dical Center following a leqgthy Burnett, 28, 618 Burnette Rd., was Dr., · $45; Semele Foundas, 27, ~ illness. fined $12 plus costs on a charge of Revere, Mass., $48; Vickie L. He was born Jan. 29, 1901 In driving without a license. • Waugh, 28, Rt. 2, Crown City,~Kentucky and was a farmer In Bonds were forfeited by John· E . Centerpoint Corrununity. BaUW, 43, South Webster, failure to GAT~IPOI.JS - A fire caused escaped Injury when the car he was Surviving are his wife Lenna diSplay valid plates, $40; James D. Hubbard; onedaughter,Mrs.Fioyd approximately $:l0,00lln damage to driving went off the right side of the Halley, 28, Rt. 1, Crown City, failure Lambert, South Point; three sons, a Gallipolis home Friday afternoon road and struck a djtch at 4:10p.m . POMEROY - Four emergency to yield from a stop sign, $40; James Hubbard, Wllilatn Hubbard according to the Gallipolis Fire Friday. The patrol said Jerry R. runs were reported by the MeigS Colinty,Emergency Services. and Don Hubbard, all from Urria Department. · Rhodes,l8, wassouthbollndonOhlo · and 14 grandchildren. · Officials said the blaze started In 124 In Lebanon Township when the· Raclne.w as called at12: 16a.m ..to . Funeral services wlli be held the kitchen of a house at 425 Fourth accident occurred the patrol said. Bashan· Road for HUda White to Sunday at 2: :lO p.m. at the Freewill Ave., Kanauga. It is ownlld by Rhodes was cited for !allure to Veterans Merqprlal Hospital; contrpl. . Baptist Church in Oak HW with the Claude A. Sines. POMEROY- Pomeroy Police TupperSPlalnsat9:Wa.m.to0hio7 The fire started when Mrs. Sines A Rt. 4, Gallipolis, man was cited Revs. Danny Boggs, W.E. Curfman reported a· single-vehicle accident and Locilst Grove Road for Aru;la and David Wlddlng officiating. Wl\5 popping popcorn on an electric by the patrol for lett of center on .Main Street around 1 a.m. had Koehlng to VMH; Racine again to Burilll will be at Fairview Cemetery stove . and left the room. Upon followtn~ an accident Friday on causedheavydamagetothevehlcle Oak Grove Road at 4:12p.m. tor returning, she dlscovt)red the Ohio 7in Gallla County. In Centerpoint. Satu;rday. , Freda Milhoan to VMH; Middleport PhllllpW.Foley,22,Liberty, Ky. , Funeral arrangements are under grease had cauglit fire and had Gerald Hendricks, Ractoe was at3:Wa.m. toStatlon10forDennls the direction of the Kuhner-12NIS spread to the stove, cabinets, was southbouoo on 7 and a truck · traveling east when his vehlclewent Hart to VMH celling, studs and wall coverings driven by Emmett E. Elliott, 45,wa~ Funeral Home. off the road and struck a telephone . - - - - - - - : - - - - - accordlng to reports. northbound when Eillott lost control pile. !fendrlck!: was charged with The fire.Involved both floors of the of his truck, sliding left of center and . GALLIA COUNTY two-story frame dwelling and took strlklngFoley'strucklntlieleftslde. -n~. Hillis Smith •· ' VOLUNTEER The 4:10 .p.m. accident caused light · POINT PLEASANT - Hillis nearly , 2~ hours to extlngulsll. There were no Injuries. damage to both vehi<;les. EMERGENCY SQUAD Ramon Smith, 57 of Gallipolis P!!troi reports Meigs wreck Arrested for DWI Ferry, W. Va., died Friday In the NOW OFFERING · A Friday morning accident on A 32-year-old Galllpolls man was VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPIJackSOn l}eneral Hospital. TAL Born November 21, 19271n Mason Meigs Co. 7 1n Rutland Townsliip arrested by city pollee Friday night ADMISSlONS - Hilda White, County, he was the son of the late caused moderate damage to two for .DWI, speeding, drtvlng urxler AMBULANQ SERVICE William G. Smith iin<i. Emma vehicles according to the Gallla- suspension for failure to keep ' LOng Bottom, Anna Koenig, Pome8 A.M: til 12 MIDNIGHT Logan Smith. He was preceded In Melgs_ P<llt of 11M! ·state highway flnariclal responsibility Insurance roy, Beatrice Ralrden, Hartford, 24 HOUR SERVICE and fictitious registration. W.Va., J3ertna Russell, Pomeroy. ' death by a brother, John William patrol. SATURDAY & SUNDAY Officials said a car driven by Lodged In the Gallla CountY Jail DISCHARGES - Carl Ralrden, Smith. 446-8322 Surviving are his wlte, Elma Carrie B. Moriis, 22. Rutland, was was Donald L. Taylor, Rt. 2. He will Murl Douglas. wi)stbound on 7 when it was struck lie arraigned on charges In GallipoPearson Smith; four brothers, Norman Smith of Fleming; Thur- boj an eastbound car driven by IlsMuniclpaiCourtMorxlay. Also cited by police Friday were man Smith of Gallipolis Ferry; Steve!) - D. Morris, 23, Rutland. Steven Morris was eaStbound when Eleanor P . El)is, 39, Longview, Otho Smith of Southside; Jame§ he went left of center striking the Texas, reckless operation; Robert . Smith of Point Pleasant. Funeral a!;tangements will be Carrie Morris vewcle the patrol Long, '!:1, 34~ Smithers, Eastern _ll)lnounced later by the Stevens . said. No Injuries were reported In Ave., dlsorderiy conduct; Franklin Bennett; 39, Rt. 1, Northup, open the 7:50a.m. accident. FUneral Home. · container. 99~ :lf)~J( Iii ();)0~) A RavenswOod, W.Va. man and the Friendship Sunday School Class. He was employed for 35 • years at the Marietta Manufactur- Smith of Gallipolis Ferry and lng Company, four years at United Wilmer Smith of Bidwell, and . several nieces and nephews. ~~neers out of Philadelphia, five Shewasalsoprecededindeathby years at ihe American Cynidl~our sisters and three brothers ~- ~Ghemlcal €ompany at ·BridgevUle, Funeral services w!U~be held Pa., and four years at Kal~r Monday at 11 a.m. at the Elchholtz Aluminum at Ravenswood, where Funeral Home at Bellefontaine he retired. with the Rev.· Lloyd Sheperd He was vice president of ,the officiating. Burial will fpllow In the VIrginia Museum at Point board ofFarm directors of the West J>leasant. Also he was well known for raising oriental pheasants and . . · " M<~~tPatrlotlcF1oat-DoollttleP!Jlir· ' · macy· M<llt Original Float-~lle Fourth Avenue and SpnJCe Street & eoritpany; Best Theme Float· _ Equestrian and Antique Cars. wlseinan Agency; Oldest AutoSecond AvenueandSpnJCe'Street CafRlll Morris Dodge, Inc.; Best - Bands, Walking Unit$, Baton Condition Old Auto-Carl's Shoe Groups ·and Bikes. . . • . · _. .. ""'" ·.• VlntonAvenue- FiniTrUcksand · • _ . Semis. Eqpest:rlan, Best Individual-The Fann Road·Gallipolls Develop- Outpost; Equestrian, Best Groupmi!IItal Center- F1oats and other TheGalllpollsJaycees; M<lltPatri· moblieunlts. otic Co,'!lu!Jle-Hasklns T(lllner; Nlneteentrophieswlllbeawardro M<lltOrlglnaiCosturne-MySlster's areas: Paradellneswlliformat8:30a.m . by local •bl!slnesses following the on July 4th at the following staging ·.para · · de. With sponsors_. they are: · · · .be~~~~~~~~~-~~~ :. :'~~~~ : Therewlli be no visitation. Ohio l'lllnt -Plans for cl~y J~ly·~.~th · parade finalized ' Area deaths Helen Brobeck July 1, 19N Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. tr .· • Fits alcoves Lip to64" wide and 32" deep. Walls are 58" high . . • High·irppactcopolymer plastic is easy to clean and mildew resistant. , • Twa molded·in soap dishes-one positioned for bath · andoneforshowerhelght. *499S Reg. '72" NOWONLY CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPP~Y COMPANY 312 Sixth .Street· 675-1160 Point Pleasant L-' Store HoiAS: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-12 noon I Lifestyle· FURNIT.URE SHOWCASE . " '' •FREE DELIVERY •FREE PARKING · OPEN DAllY TO 5 P.M. MON. & FRI. TO 8 P.M. CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE GALLIPOLIS • 446-3045 '· ,, �• '• i • •• • • • r. \ ' ~ Ohio Plllnt .,c: . ~!. c,..- 1', 1914 . W.Va. theri er • I. . . 'limtB,. itadjnel 00 ,....••• ~~~- !S: :-!" • ,.2 7':>-'' )11::' •••• ...;;· ...... ... ~~ ...sQz::• •••• .:, ... ..l(: • • ,,' I - I :0: - -. • cARE PIE - Pef • • 0 ..... - .' .. •• .. ~=· r ·...... :. ... ii• • • ~ ....0 while Linda ... lrric .• · ·~ .. JackRodgel'lii •• ~~t~oins real btate· staff • . • •• • •• • •• • •• .... :r:. c n.e-. ' Uloa~frGmlllel 'lie ... •.•1..., ............. lhe OIQ'PD . . . - .. . •• , . s: .. - llentloa. •• o.!" ~ G')!'"" ~ . 1 .•. ··-' ...... =" -G) . ~• o:tn •• ...._. ,.. ,.. ~.• mo •.•. • .,;;:". ;!;;· ., ..... '**&•GIWIIL . IIIDod p c:::. \president of Wood Realty, Inc., ls :Pleased to announce Jack Rodgers !has joined the stat! as a Real Estate >Associate. · ! ROdgers Is a former J3.year !'!rrtployee of Columbus and South· -ern Ohio Electric Co. ; He is a member of the Gallipolis kiwanis Club, Internailonal 'Associ· oation of BusineSs and Ftnanclal Consultants, American Legion, ~. Morning Dawn Lodge, Sco~h Rite Masons and Grace pruted Methodist Church. 1 'lbe life-long Galllpolls resident 1.1ves with his wife, Wllnell, at 111 •K!neon Drive. They have four sons and three granc:lchUdren . ?' 1 ·•• ~· ;;I •• · < -:r •• GALLIPOLIS - Russell Wood, . ';: . mery from !Weill ...d wilt. AI lit 11' Ill . display, ·~~ ..... GDINt bellalll!dlliiiQ. .IIfr cldldral, - Mil - ....... . endmllliaa d ,, . . • •• •• •• •• • • •• _.,••••..............• •• . I • ~ • i lc ... «<ltppaJ • llle • .. c Ill MAI lair .... ~ . . bere, Cbly , v, iklil, ..... . h . l b e - .a •tT'W ·. will! Cher)l S... of G "'f ' I •••• !:... ,.,_, m ~~~ ~· •· a ::;: ... Ill• ·.;., .g 00 •••• '.... • 01) •• •• FOB J.li"'1B ..,. · Ill .... a ... dwo I"" . . . . . . . . . I' oc no ·· a~ "'oo->< "0. ~» ..•:· = ·-~------~--------------------~~----------------,------~ •· • • :r ......-.. .........• .•" ·-• . . . =-0 ••~ -•• Go ••• ,. :. ., A :; ,' ~ ~ :I Q. ' ... ••• · •• ' •• .. • • - ·~ ;." ~ · ················ • Poli~ layoff Hecision angers f~eral judge · • ' CINCINNATI (AP~- Fourteen white men will get their jobs back while four black men, four.black Women and slx white women w11!. be laid off by the Cincinnati pollee cliVIsion under tbe order of a 4tsgruntled federal judge. • :U.S. DlstrlctJudgeCariRublnon Friday reversed his April 11 ruling !hat Cincinnati layoffs must be tflade according to an affirmative ~ction plan forpreser\ilngraclaland ~xual balance. ' · ~ QJt June 12, however, the U.S. ~upreme Court ruled that layoffs by <;ttles must follow a last·hii;ed, first-fired sequence. i Cincinnati laid off 42 oftlcers In a ~dgetacy cutback. '11\e 14 white then, with more seniority than the rfiinorlty members, were laid off. : Rubin criticized both the U.S. · ~preme Court ruling and the U.S. Department of Justice. . . j '.'I am as\ounded at the way the JUstice Department bas .acted In UIIS matter," Rublnsald.Hesaldthe department orlglnally filed the suit against the city's hlrlng practices apd tJu:n challenged. the layoff :·To honor l those who nave gone .• before... , .. . ·Everything y()u ·wa~t to know \about health.at Information~ ·Fair ' By LEE ANN WELQI . 'l1me8 S ·'he! 8lelf • '!'l¥!re are MO calories 'tn a Big Mac and a single cheeseburger at ' Wendy's has ~ "- dld' You know that? U you'd gt'lne to the Health • Inff)nnallon F~lr yoo wookl have found out !I()W llllliiYcalorieSire In : tast~. I . . 1 • • • • Eveeytlllng yoo wan(el! to know about your ·hewth•and were alrald ; 'to aSk 'was ~red at 1Jie first publlc Health Infoni\atlon Fair at ' ; llolzer Medical Center Thursday. ' . . QYer :m exhiblis ~ pre atecl tram the hasllllel departmepts . and the pub1lc was encouraged to "ask ariCI chet;k" coocernillg their r • health and health habits. Members of the nursing, neuroieglcal, · x-ray, respiratory therapy, operaUJw ·l'lllm, d~, volunteers and social se!VIce staffs were on hlmtl to'perfoJ'm testing aJid answer . ·an:v questions. . Partlclpallon was the malneventoftheday, and peopleoouldbave ·their blood pressure checktid, see their ElectroCardiogram run, watch pharmacology pacakage "medicines" of candy and ien¥>nald and find out what their blood sugar level was at the time. · Other participatory exhibits encouraged learning the Hebnllch Maneuver of dlslodglng airway obstructions .In a·choaklng vicitlm and dl!coverlng their llfe . expectFncy. There was alllo a C'ardlopulrriQnary Resuscitation demonstration by members,of the , Gallla C01111ty Emergency Medical Service. . · 1be nutrltion·dep3ttment explained various diets and h~ theY •'work with the physicians io develop speclal diet for patients. They also sllowed how many calories are ln fast foods we eat dally, and for some, thQse are the mablstay ot exlstance. , At another ~bit, ,a nurse from pediatrics showed the different aspects 0( that department, and explained the Kid Print program and how It can belp wben clilldren are missing. . \. One of the less frequented exhibits was what COIJld be one of the , major problentt In America - cancer. Fornier Nurse of Hope Sharon Cannlchael said caJ\cer was a subjeCt many people Want to avoid, but touches mo~ and more lives , dally. Carmichael Is active with the American Cancer Society and ·• recently participated with the "I Can Cope" seminars olfered at a is to · Hol2ier. inspire those who follow.•.. .- care . • 1\lmost !ill aSpects of health were touched upon at the fair, lnt!Jud,lni soctal services for the young and eldel'ly, the volunteer . program, the chaplains at the hospital and ihe new LIFELINE program. •The Social Services department wor~ as a referral ajlency, guiding pepple to the proper help for a variety of needs, physical and ·emottona1. 'lbey take 1eferral trom not only physlci8Jlli but IndiVIdual fatnlJy members, accOrding to social servlceii stat! .member Mable Plants. · Over llOO people vilified tlie talr, ~ lasted approximately elgllt hours, and was tenned a. great success by the Hol2ier stetf. A ·previous.sertes of health fairs had been Conducted for the hospital staff, and was 8Q W1!ll recelv~, the a~tratfOn decided to have one open to the public. · Select Barre Guild MorlU!nent . high standards Barre has set for eaeh monument enables us to assure you of the utmost in quality .and design. COUPON Logan Monument Company . Pomeroy; Ohio I ' l oPiease send me FREE booklets show· I ing memorials printed in lufl .color ·1 with sizes and prices listed ·I oKindly have an a~thori;ed Logan· .1 Monument ~o. representative call at . I , 1 I my home. 1DPiease send me details about Mauso- I 1 ieums without obligation I ' liEU' FOR CBOAKJNG VICTIM - DD yua knoW wbat 110 do lor a ch 'dl& Yldlm! ·P 1a111 ,lllllllc lhe llellllh lnlonnalloa Fair aut 1be · ...........,., 110 1eem 111e Heimlich . . _ _ - (IIIBo called die Rec of iJre) 1111 Chullde' OUuile. Bere,~LoaDean of Coal Grewe, Ohio~ LaWMn! COIIII&J, ..,..tloes lhe lecllnlque under lhe dlrecdon of Miley · .. Photos by Lee Ann Welch .. I I LEARNING AIL 'DIE 11ME - Leanllllc limy lo 11111111 - · - .. 1111 euk!l iU1CJ1 were put of ll!e In& I IN~.m~,----------------~ I ilelllll IDiam Ill Fair • Mellcal C1 llr '1111rttdlo'· At 11ft,~ of lhe .dll . . . . . . In lloalalawl!r a box of F.,. IIIPT . wi•Mute, end p!'IJpll'l!8 110 AU ql!eeo , _ lboul l..:&b a diM. AI· l rtpl, M IDdail: IIA of f.ldla 0 lc~ily~or~T~~=-------'------- et Pomeroy-Meson Bridge Leo L. Vaughan, Mgr. Phone 192·2688 Vinton W. M81n St. Jam• 0. Buah. Mgr. Phone 381·8103 ) . lstrttl or Roulo LOGAN MONUMENT Pomeroy, Oh. 11 :w.r . '-··-·---------- lbout heallll .... ' CauntJEI••a eyM'e41caJ8er- . • ,.• ,\'loeB e.pilln . . - - - ~rii .. 'LIIi .fD .llle a.. ~ liMe Mel •• · of , 1 the'' CPR ted IJID .... w IIIIITiil&,h . J>ear ~ peW?t.D, wfdle Lleda ~ watot I !I , Dlnnumll II ';I life..,.... • ' Charlie wfll be awQahle.IIO lhe public, alaacwllll(ft slloiitly, Ms. ................ 'lbe lwo II I sreati.Y likl thole w11o won ..,.. Elllel'lmCY sen1cee bl!lore 111e.r as to 8 · ~· ay'ld J)08!11bly sa,e their lh>e. . . • ' Cllll!.... I .. I �• . ·-·- ' '• I ~B-2-:The Sunday Timfi-Sentinel • ' ~ ' Pomen~y Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleatant, W. Va. July 1' 1984 _ _ _ _ _..___Engagements Iverson -. Franklin. I, 1914 . Gallla Angela Triplett · _(. Kevin Knapp Kelly Sanders 1 ,, H .. . Grover - Slayton a.m. Lewis- Rowley · lj ~.'and Mrs. Douglas D. Grover School and graduated from Westerville 1\lQ!'th High School. She Is {Sgagerilent and approaching mar- employed by Cockerlls Restaurant, ~eoftheirdaughter,GlorlaLynn Westervllle .. She resides in ~ Russell Lee Slayton, son of Mr. Westerville. IW<!Mrs. Russell Slayton of Vinton. Slayton Is a Buckeye Hills and l; 'l)te open chyrch wedding wtll he North Gallia High School graduate. !t!d 2: 30 p.m. July 7 In the Vinton He is employed by Sutherlands i?eUowship Chapel. · Lumber Co. In Hillard, Ohio. He :!Miss Grover atlended Meigs High resides In Athens. : ~ .r Thoren - Rice OPELOUSAS, La. - announce the engagl!ment and forthromlng IJl8I'I'Iage of their daughter Janice Alli1e, to Rodertck Alan Rowley, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Rowley Jr.; Iron!Dn, Ohio, formerly of Meigs County. Rowley Is the grandson !Jf Mr, and Mrs. Charles Murray of Ironron and Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Rowley Sr., Route 4, Pomeroy. He Is also the !:fhoren, ~-.RACINE - Joesph and Joyce ml Plile Grove Road, are Miss Thoren, a Southern High School graduate, Is enrolled In 'announcing the approachlilg mar- Shawnee StateCorrununityCollege, ~aie of !heir daughter, Julie Portsmouth, in dental hygielll! and ~qterl. tof.awrence P . Rice. Will graduate In 1985. • ~ Is the son of Fred Rice of Rice Is enrolled In Ohio State ;Fi;iiitkun Furnace and Evelyn University In physics englneerlilg, ·oankiacq.\)f Hatfield, Ark. · and wtll gra(!uate In June 1985. He is 'lTJeweddlnglsscheduledforAug. a graduate of Green Local High Uj'm the home of the groom's Sc~oolin Franklin Furnace. ~ts. · \ \ , \ ' .• GALLIPOLJS - Mr. and Mrs. John GoodsOnofCoalGmveandMr. and Mrs. Roliald E. Halley of Bittersweet Drtve, Gallipolis, are annou,ilcing the engagement of their children, Cynthia Lynn Goodson and Allen Eugene Halley. · Miss Goodson !sa 1983graduateof Dawson-Bryant High School, Coal I · ·Sanders - Knapp ,. CROWN CITY- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bias; Rt. 1, Crown Ciiy, announce the engagement and approaching marriage ·· of their daughter, Terri Bias, to Timothy Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie MooreofRt..2, Crown City. Academ~ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Collln.S of North Augusta, S. C., announce the forthcoming maiTiage of their daughter, Denise Michelle, ·to Carl Marty GUiesPie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl w.. Gillespie of Gillespie. . GALLlPoLlS - \ Celebration J84 set .... . for Meigs Co.unty you want it ... you·ve got it ... ' Qub, Rotary Club, Lion's Club, Boy and friends. Also forenterlairunent Scouts, Jaycees, Jaycee Worn~. will he.a dllly~unker, !Ish pond and HumaneSocietyandGirlScouts. , square'danctng. , Actlvities Include a tobacco . FOR SENIOR CITI~EN·S ~ M~icare Supplement ·that pays Hos~tal, Medical Chicken satad on $-· bo1led ecg, , orange gelatin with pineapple. · f!'ldaY - Texas :rommy, baked beans, eole slaw, fruit cup. Choice ot heveragl! avaDable with meal. 8 PACK ' 16 OZ. CAPABILITY" LB. PKG. ' '279 ONLY LESS DISCOUNT ~ . sso $229. FRESH MACARONI SALAD LB.• COLE SLAW CUT PORK .CHOPS LB. FRANKIES .. . . . . ••·••·••~t*..•*******i'U***********; PEPSI.R , EG. OR DIET 16 OZ. oz. .. . SIZE . ·•. 9g·c ' HQT DOG ta oz. SAUCE SIZE SUGAR • HOLLAND KOOL AID 5 LB. BAG . '\ ~ . . ' .' ' FISHER'S . "' SANDW·ICH $}09; MATE 12 oz. PKG. . ' ... $109 Plus Dep. .. . · BAR-B·Q· SAUCE HEINER'S C.K. /IJrtiMi f~CW!~t Tour HoMrd Miller Grahdhdl• CIQi:k .•'. . S~PERIIAikET .. Magnavox MOdular ~~"" $}39 ~reo .. .; 3/89 · Open a 31h, 5 or 7 year certificate 1.'account at <aalllpolla SaVIngs Coupon Explm 7/t/14 · •. , af\d 1t0e1w a BONl!S gift. YoUr account aama ·n~gn . C.K. SUPliiAIKET · ,Int._ ahdla .guaranteect: - • ' (Special ra k of $} 0° 0 r.,erchan,dise)' '· Seldom~do you have a better opportunity to accomplish yo1.1r · in't'e!ltment objective and receive an extra ... a BONUS gift. .. --~ . ·. . . =..r...,.::=*'·'. ' .. 441 :!rid,.,..,. YELLOW Q ..... Olllo 45831 (614) 446-3832 .,, I ' ' < • COOKING ..ONIONS KINGSFORD T'OWELS CHARCOAL ~Ji CRISP LETTUCE 79$·' -4·9¢ !h '- $179"' _. ,.- ~. HI-DRI 59¢ 6 . .. BEEF PATTIES ~t:,z. . SINGLE ROLL BONUS BREAD 4" ~~~~23 Spring & Summer Merc~ndise oz. .. ' ltiiNII'S 28 $ .'~,.. .. BUU FROZEN System 4-Piecll.UQOIIQ8 Set 1001. CAliS BUNS . ' limit 1 3. HAMBURGER OR HOTDOG 12 CT KETCHUP I ~ VIEnl ' ' .. ' '12 ........ \ '' ' ~Mz. MAKES 10 QUARTS ICE $}1 CREAM · . •' . PEPPER ~ · 1 CHIPS . . • Plus Deposit SHURFINE •• ' . . KRAFT . .. 2CANS It . . It VALLEY BELL , : DAN DEE :' ' ~- ,-:.-!6/~3/!::::::::::::::::::::::;:::~P:.:;HQ:N::E·-::;-::;:; : CORN - !i 2%MILK .GA.~ $}·3··9 . POTATO oz. ggc;-: PME't~l rr:~E $.159 Coupon' Expires 7/8/84 . ,. • 338 .8econd Avll'lue' . 1 Downtown G•lllpolla.' ·79'.. ··~ .. Sl·69~ . . - ,c: W.K. & C.S . .,,_ . HEINZ DR. ., ~ ARGO --:;: -~... . Copper Cookware Set ~;;;;;;.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--.iiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~ I ADDMSS _________~~~---.--- CORN DOGS . .' $l39limit 1 8 PACK . GREAT FOR GRILl LB. 12 OZ. PKG. ..' C.K, SUPERMARKET ' I SPARE RIBS . LB. LB. SIRLOIN SUPERIOR ·. LB • HOLLYWOOD END ... BOTTLES ' HAM SALAD '13 9 ~~;: $}29 99¢ I~AK $2 99 CHOPS • ..,. HOMEMADE . LB. LB. 99~ .· ¢ · POTATO SALAD LB. ' $189 'CHOPPED $-189 HAM . ·SHOULDER $ ·snl« 99 LB. BARS ·PORK ·Theaccountwith · the extaas ... A BONUS* GIFT ' . FRESH FRESH . C~NTER Plus Tax limit 1 . ' I THE ' ' .(·. $ '. 2% MILK EAR, NOSE &:THROAT GENERAL . ALLERGIST !, . ' Chapel Hlli Church of Christ, Gallipolis, Ohio. The graCious , custom of open church Will . he obseJ'Vect. · 25°/o to-50°/o Off BOB EVANS SAUSAGE 112C~NN.L $12 9 The cipen-church wedding will he 2: :l) p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6, preoeded by a ~-hourofmuslcatthe . '' 8-16 C.K. SUPERMARKET • • $1.79 LB. HALF TENDER &JUICY " Coupon Expires 7/8/84 TAVERN HAM POUND • ' POUND .,' . R.C. COLA . Supetior-ttontlta . ,lettuce, green heans, pickled heets , ' Inc~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ·"Guarantee issue life ins, all ages. No medical qu&,sti(lns." .RETURN TO: CLIFF MYERS · 0 1-iealth Ins. RT. 3, BOX 110· 0 Life Ins. ALBANY, OHIO 45710 'NAME _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AGE_ ..' · CHANNEL TUNING- 'GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS · · ··· I, JOHN .A. WADE, M.D., Medical Hospitalization Plan Available for 'Vnderl 65." •• (614) 488-6945 ..' , &Surgical Plus Doctor Office Calls. ., pineapple upside down cake. , 'IUe!lday - MeaUOaf, mashed . potatoes and gravy, kraut salad, ';l'huraclay - · Wt Reserve Tht Rliht To LIMit ...... GROUNQ CHUCK llrrla bND1 and oorn. pickles, were Coupon bpires 7/8/84 pPMEROY - ",Celebra,tion '84," spitting contest, kiddie tractor pUll, a \CC!\Illtywtde project sponsored by casting derby, hoseshoe pitching thtlfeigs County Recrealio!l Com- and break dancing. A moped will be m!ttee, Is scheduled for July 7 given away by the Civltan Club at 9 hehlnd the old Pomeroy Junior High p.m. Scbool. On display will be the trap and • A:' variety of contests and enter:_ arro\llhead collection of Rich CoiEitliinment wlli be featured dnrlng1 man and a bOw hunting seminar by festivities which kick off at 2 p.m. \ R.T. Stewart. There Will also be Concessions and games arepiapned banjo picking by Bill Clark, Denver by;'}'artous civic ·a nd community Rlce,DerwoodCwruningsandPaul Pllt3.nizalions, such as the Civltan ·. SayreandfiddllngbyFrankCleland . Monday - W~ Melt on bun, ' Pncea Oood thru July 7. 11.1 4 4TH OF JULY 9 A.M. JIL 9 P.M: .menu for t1w week is: frul\. •• ' '.'/f\IOAV KEYBOARD . \ I YO ( Hlfl!( lt I VI fn • ,p STE·AK Manley recently'obllerved their 36th. ~ annlvenary In the m.ne~t their eldest son of Parlt Street, Middleport. '. ·The couple was married ljt ' Russell,Ky.Mlly14,1948.Theyhave !Wo'llli!S, Robert Odell and the Rev. cai-1 Steven Manley. . Also present Nancy and Dorcas Manley; grandchlldrell Crystal, 'Ihlcy Rebekah and Stevie MlinleyJr. . Manley ispastorlttheM'lddiepm Jnclellendent· Holiness Church; Pearl Street. .' The wedding will take plac;e Frtday, July ~. at 6:30 p.m . at Crown City United Methodist · Olurcli. The Rev. Richard Graham will officiate. · · A reception will follow the wedding. _CLOSED SjJNDAJI··. CUBE ·Manleys observe . ' anruvers~ . The Rev. and Mrs. Carl. OdeD William R. Hamelberg Attorney at Law 1030 Dublin Road (Route 33) Columbus. Ohio 43215 ' CO~LECT · Fri..s.t.9 inr. • .11111•::~ ' • :: ' :111$1-lp.m. . .TlllfDIIowlaa Week 011 Tlllll'lday, July 32. Delli N~. an Eueuttw Bolr4 mllllber cl the U!ltt.s MIM W<rlliln, ~trlc:t &, will be at tlw centar at lO:Il a.m. with a 4lloplay of old miDIIII equipment and a talk about coal llllnlni In the old days. Tlie Seaior NlltrltiOII Program 'S'nlll; ' Grove, and Is attending the Holzer School of Nurs~ and Rlo Grande ~and Conununity College. , Halley Is a 1982 ~te of Socastee Hlgh SchOol, Myrtle Beach, S.C. He Is attending Rio Grande College and funmunity College ·at IS employed at EconoI.odge Motor lnn, Gallipolis t----------~~--,.--==-=-~'7':- CALl M • 0:run ty 011:.\0 at 10;30 a.m. ear. llld S1P1 Illrvlal; MooSe Lodge In Ganlen City. . · Russell Is employEd atSuntlower ·Ele.ctrtc Corp., Holcomb, as an ·operation supervisor. Their addre$11 IS P .O. Box 283, Holcomb, Kan. If you have been.injured on the jOb-and desire' professional legal representation for your Workers' Co~t~pensation claim, call for further· information .without obligation. . topp~q, whole 1f11n ~butter. , citolct cl biVer8p .-vee~ with eech mea~. · ''Meall aubject to c~ wtlhout lllltke.'' tr.""-'ry 011 YJ*D · ·11!1, a wedding dance was held at the . . GAL. • _ .INJURED ON .THE JOB? ' I ~ OGIIIIIW, plniQFII lllel, 111 Cftlft\, 011: 111n14. buttlr. J'l'lda)' - MHt lalf. mubld potaiiOII, 1ru1111 lllftllll, caal.- ~otGod!nGai'denCityat3 'p.m. June 9. A rec,eptlOn was held follqWine the ceremqny. That I!Vl'll· Come aee ua there. . ··. Collins -.Gillespie ciu.LIPOI..IS - Mr. and Mrs. . Galiia \1fllgh I School. Sanders of Gallipolis announce · Khapp is a graduate<of SouthwestemHighSchoolandtS·employedby the engagement of their daughter, Kel~' Jean Sanders, , to Kevin MilhOJte's Sohio, Rio.Grande. Deittck Knapp of Patrtot. Wedding plans ari·~tomplete. :~s Sanders Is a graduate of . . ' Rowljey graduated fi'om Ironton High Scllool'and l!i a 'sergeant with the U.S. Anny in F~ Hood, Texas. ., ' cart Germany. ' ' - ·Gnat Norlbttt! .Ryburn, Holcomb, Kan. · .The weddlDg took place at ~ r;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;~~~~~~~~;-· a Bias - Thoma$ ' by Adolph's Dairy Valley. Morris is also a graduate of Meigs High School and is employed by J aymar Coal Co. The wedding wili take place at 6:30p.m.Aug.lllnl..aurelCUffFree Methodist Church. MulherryAve.,Paneroy. The wedding Will take plare 1 p.m., 'J uly 14, In the chapel at Fort Hood. . Miss Lewis Is a ~te o 0pe1oosas Hlgh School and 1s SpectallstFOUI'tliClasswilhtheU.S. Army stationed In Hanau, Goodson' - Halley. Triplett -.'Mords .t i>MEROY - Mr. and Mrs. ~WI'ence Triplett are annOI!JlCing the engagement and approaching . marriage of their daughter, Angela, to Danny Morris, son of Mr. and MI1· Walter Morris. . -Miss Triplett .is a graduate of M'eigs High School and is employed Mr. and ~. RufllsU!wlsotOpelousas,La., ~~ -Cion~. ·. · 'l'llurldq POMEROY ..; • Mf. and Mrs. !..ester Ruaaell. ~rlnli Avenue, Pometoy, 81!110U11Clethernania&eof their. IQI, Jolm Hemy RWIIIell, Garden City, Kan., to Janice Kaye A touch · Mexico ComH to Gallipoli• Recreation Days July 2. 3 8o. 4tl't. · 'Nacho Chips Ill Cheele . Ohio State UniversitY. with a bachelor'sdegreelnpharmacy.She Is ' employed as a pl)armaclst at great-grandson of Otho MWTay, 284 Village Pharmacy In Urbana. Shel~ · • 1_ r;:=========t · Miss Wel$h is a 19'14 graduate of . . Ryburn, R\lssell wedJqn~ 9 . · Welsh - McClellan. Cantoo. ' Wed....ay, July 4 - CDed. eJ.gS Th\ll'lday,JII!y5-BibleS!udy, POMEROY-'J'beMelpCounty U a.m.-noon; AdviiiO('y Council, 1 ·Senior Cl~ Center, Pomeroy, • p.m. · ~ the foi10will& actiVities planned Friday,July6-CHEAO,lp:nl.; fortlw 'weeko!July U: Art Ciasl, 't-3 p.m.; Craft Mini- , Mollday - Trip to Ripley Arts Courwe. 1-3 p.m.; Eventne Actlvl·. andCraNFair,leaveoentetat9:30 ties, 6-10 p.m. , a.m.; Square Dance, 1·3 p.m. , · '1.'1\e Senior Nutrttlon ~ Tuelday . - Physical Fitness, . will aerve the followlai menus: 11: t5 a.m .; Chorua, 1·2 p.m. }lfonday - Pork roaatiii'&Vy, . • Wectneaday- Cloeed for't!ollday. noodles, spinach, chilled peaches, 'l'llunday - Cerarnlca, 10 a .m.-2 roll,' butter. p .m .; Pbysical Fltneu, 11: t5 a.m. Tuesday - Cheellebur&er, wrk Friday - Health Education llld beans. potato aalad, trult pie, bulla, butter. Jeffers - Tawney In Calvary Presbytertan Church, Cynthia GoodloU 8{ "·RuflilOd are announcing the .j;f Allen~ · 'l'llelday,JI!lyS-S.T,P.l'.a-. 10:30 a:m.; Ph)'lloal ~. U: 15 MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. a graduate of Gallla Academy Jllgh· John M. Welsh,ol Athens, tonnerly School. ' of Middleport and. Galllpolls, are McClellan Is a 1983 graduate 0t announcing the engagement and · Ohio State University wtth a degJee approaching . marriage of their in lndilstrlal ~d system engineerdaughter, Marianne Lee Welsh, to mg. He is employed by HOIIda of James Evan McClellan of North America· Manufact\lrlilg Inc., Ma· Cantoo. thesonoi.Mr. and Mrs. Roy rysvllleand 1s a graduate of Hoover A. McClellan of North Canton. High School, North Canton. T!lecoujlleW!Ilre~Aug.ii · ·.. · ty . p.m. . • C · oun ~- AciiYta. for the Willi ~ J~ M It tblllllkl' Cltlalill ·c.n.r klcltlltl at 210 J.oolm II Pllllut u lo11oft: Mmtay, J~ 2 _; CenmJca · 'Clul, 9:30 Lm.·!IOCIII; Cbanli, 1-3 PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. ' p.l'l\. at the Gallipolis ChrlsUS.' .Lowell · Jeffers of Patriot, Ohio Church on State Route 588. . announce the engagement .and Miss Jeffers is a graduate of approaching maiTiage of their Southwes(em High School and dai\Bhter, Chris Ann, to Ronald Lee attepds Rio Grande Coli~ and Tawney, SOli of Lynne F. Tawney, · Community College, Holzer School Sanders Drive, GaJllpolls, and·Okey of Nursing. Tawney Is a graduate of Gallia A. Tawney · Portsmouth Road GaDlpolls. .' ' Academy High School and Buckeye The open-chlirch weddlJ!g will Hills Career Ce?ter and Is emtake,placeSaturday, July 28, at6: 30 ploye!l by Bur!Ue s Gas Plus. i W.Va. Senior aCtivities are scheduled · , · . w.. Pro,r.ni tit ' ~ator. MARION-Mr.and.Mrs. J ohnM·. America a s a computer ....,.. Iverson, 375 Hane Ave., Mar~n. Her flimee gradua~.trom Hard· have announced the fngageli'lent jog High SchOOl in 1981. and Is to and app'roachlng marriage of their graduate In 1985 1nin ROeedaU&hter Amy, to David Franklin. · Ruhlman Institute of TechnoloKY. sanofMr:amMrS.JamesFranklln . ... Terre l{aute, Ind., where , he Is OOConcordAve.,Marlon. studYing mechanical engineering. · A formal qJe11 Church wedding Is " He is employed by.Meade Corp. til planned tor 3 p.rn: Aug. 18 In their central research iahoratory.a t Emanuel Lutheran Chureh. . Chillicothe. He is the grandson of · The ~lect graduated in 1983 Mrs. Wilma Hazlett and Mrs. Clay for Harding High School and is WDllam5 of Crown City. employ_e d wtth Fultlllnll1nt Corp. qf ., Ohio Po'lnt ~.. 1""4; 6% oz. CANS �• • •. ' .. • '· . . ' w. va. Ohio Point Plecieant, Page 8-4-The • 1, 1914 ' ,. . July I, 1984 · l"omero'f Mhldhpait . 0 . TH.E 3RD ANNUAL .Burketts no.te • anruversary · July 8 An open bouse reception will be held trom 2 to 5 p.m . In the · Presbyterian Church, Fourth Street, Mtddieport. •. , ' ' .. i " •.• ' r;erlrfJe (Eddie) and Elizabeth ]oa£him Burkett • . Accutane for acne treatme~t . ' I • ' TENNIS,·TO.URNAMENT . ' . ' ' DEAR READER - I that youdoknowthatsieroldJcancause acne. Thill's whY It llrst occurs In 1xilh OO,S and jlrls at the time ot puberty, when .' the sex steroid ilorn)oiles are ·acttve. Glvlna ste- . . : roldJ . for • s, ·variety ot medical ,.,j~· can· allo cause acne. 1 . . NEW ALBANY, Ind. - . Ferrells celebrate anniversary The Central Regional Ottlce ot St. Jude Ch!idren's Research Hospital has WYPC-WJEH AND THE AMERICAN CANCER S.O- . CIETY TENNIS TOURNAMENT OF ·_ GALLIP,OLIS · WISHES ·yo THANK · THE FOLLOWING 'PEOPLE_, .. BUSINESSES AND · ORGANIZATIONS . FOR THEIR TIME, MONEY, DONATIONS, TENNIS COURTS AND.· FACILITIES. MoiJtgonii&ty Wmd s-2, lelldlllg Acne ean 'fhlch I'm you.ae ~;n-~~.~~!!~ who want this Jsaue can.aerid 'l5 cents oo:ra Letter with a long, stamped,! selfaddressed envelope fer II 10 me In 1551, RadloCltyStatlon.Nedork, ~ 10019. The main compllcaUon .ot Ace\~· lane Is the dryness thallt caUIIeS.It set ~-. temble killers.. All findings and lnforrnatllon gained at the hospital are shared freely with doctors and hospitals aU over . the world. Tllanka to St. Jude's, children who have leUkemta, Bright's disease, sickle ~ medlca1 doJna quiteotwell. 1s a uvlng ' total patient., ' : care to over 4~ example theJamte progress and At. St. J1,ule, sclenttsts and ·success of) the research, patient physlctans are working side by lllde care, and educ'atlonal programs f1 seeking not orily a bettel' meaDS ot this Internationally recognized trea.tment, but also the cau&es, hospital. · cures arid prevention · ot these Sales . . thursday 9 To 1 Call 992-3524 or Stop In ALSO . , Complete Satellite Systems ·Televisions-Stereos-Video Recorders Satellite Systems Include Wilson M-D-9 Completely Installed ! I ~~=W~.~M~A~IN~·! " ~PO~M~E~R~O!Y~O~H!IO~~~~~~ l- .. , · · ·AL .SH£ ANIM LTER ' READY -MADE BLIND REDECORATE TODAY ... · ~· .AND SAVE! ' j .~;~-' . -.~.,.. . . . SIX I'OtftiiiPUI. WIDII•ItANCIIIICI 10 MIIIUTI PILMS IACH HALING wrfH SII,.AitATIIMI'OIITANT AIIIAI 0. THI CIIIATION I -"OLUTIOH CONTitOVIItiY . -. Film 3 THE ORIGIN OF LIFE CoLJd lit< naw c~ 1n10 oeng oy cnanc.7 1 wnar dO, •>oP<rlmc.ntt oJtt<mptlng ro product Ill< '" • lest tu~ prov<7 The lncr<d<lll< comptexl!)l ot all living things I Mat~matical 1mpOs~billty of Evoll.tion Oy choll1ce I DNA and ott><r mOlecules 1 Etc. HENDERSON CHURCH , OF CHRIST '. . '6100 P.M• • t. J Bob &Betty Marchi Jhe R. Bottling Co. ' 7-Up Gallipolis Vault Co. Gallipolis Ice Co. ·fhe Pony Keg Mourning Office Supply Steve Mullens .. Oscar's M. T. Epling Co. Carter & Evans James ·& Nancy Mullins -Charla . EIIiott ·. The Sportabout Ohip Valley Publishing Co. Pat Boyer Elliott Appliances ·Kerr Distnbutil"g Riepenhoff Distributing Tanya Simpson c: SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 1it """' ( ' . • I ' ., ·i' IA/II)•IrW. OPEN DAILY p-JO tu. too O"S!DSUNDAYI, .._~ . ._ 0,•••••••••••••••••• .-.~ -··~ Vacationing? ' ' Still Time To' Sew Your Clothes Fabrics To Choose From 1 *60 in. ,Stretch Triaer •45 in. · Kettle Cloth •45 l,n. ' Pl1ills I Stript1 •60 ln. • T·shirt Knits •45 itt Dtnitn •&Oin. Polxester Billet 'A-45 . PoiJtster Shlntuna . '•• j .•••. .• ,, The Alcove . ' t_, . J and age . . \rergte Roberts, Gallla County Liaison with the Ohio Commission on Aging, will be at the Commercial and S;ivlngs Bank, Jackson Pike, Tuesday, July 3, from 9: 30 a.m. to 1: 00 p.m. to accept appllcetlons. ' REO. PRICE We- NEED Homes! They must show proof 'of dlsab111ty ,....;, ) ... there ts no molding, recommend18 1 Yt" side · Golden Buckeye applicants sought _Miles & Barb Epling Forest &Becky Mullens Vance &Mickey Johnsonl. Bill Jenkins Dick .MacKenzie · ·Dick Simpson Bryce & Nancy Smith .Bill & ·Karen Eachus . Jim & M'Lou Morrison . Ed & Karen Berkich Tom &Anita Tope Bill Thomas John Cornett Don O'Ro~rke · Gene Abef' .• Last Chan~e Carryout . .· . Dr. Da~id Carman ' . Nate Thomas Mary Tollins · Jim Elliott , If lnatllling inside window ttame. me•ure width and length. If in· · 11 Fng outside window frame, lldd desired overlap, such as molding width, to. inside width. If Ben !lldnJB', Mark and NIIIICy o.,_ .... Mr. and Mrs. Gecqe E. SJrhwr. Amon&-the gueiiiB were relailvt!I!IIMIII fril!lldll from \ftlclhml, McDonald, Talhadge, Cllft'OIIIIIId Columbus, Ohio .-IBidf-""'·N.Y. . The. cai-d gives the bearer discounts 1fom participating merchants. AnYone wishing to apply ~ust be an Ohio resldeni, must be · ~ or. older ·arid show proof of age With a valld state driver's license or a htrth certlficate. -A person permanently disabled and 18 or · older may also apply. 0\JTSIOE WIDTH HOW TO MEASURE . , · ' OOWEN ANNlVERSARY N(Jl'£0- Au opal hciale lllld~loo w1111held.JwEl'Uo Del ebrate lhe goldenw e ill'ldllllllliveniii'YofMr. and Mrs. Geoqe Skinner. The eveot was hoMed by lbe !!lch"E4' cblldren, '· bookmobile SChedule for jvednesday, July 4, due to holiday. •.. . THANK YOU ~ No ,... .. Tilt control • Eaay to Install and ehorten • All hardware Included ' • •In the most popular colora: Cotton White and ~ib&Aate•r ~ D ' !p.m. -~Wand WE EXTEND. A SI'NCERE Meigs County .~ '.POMEROY - Book!hobUe ser:Jlce In Meigs County Is brought to ~u by the Meigs County Public •Ji.lbrary under contract with the "~lo Valley Area Libraries. ;,; , EookmobUe schedule tor Mon:'day, July 2 - Carpenter (Laura's ;store), 3:10-3:40 p.m.; . Dexter . ~(Church), 4: 10-4: 40 p.m.; Danville '!(Church), 5:20-5:50 p.m.; Rutland ~(Civtc Center), 6: 30-8 p.m. . :; Tuesday, July ~-Portland (Post 'Gfftce)·, 2:10-2:40 p.m.; Letart Falls :(:Eftte's Restaurant) ,. 3: 05·3: so ·p.m.; .Racine (Bank), 4:35-6:05 iP-nr.;· Syracuae • (Pool), 6:20-7:30 •One Inch aluminum alate ., . $}900° 0· For Under . ; \, ~ Home Entertainment . Center ' . "' , SALE CATALOGS fgl•······ .. ·········•( . ~ . DAKIN .-., WE'LL SEE YOU AGAIN IN. 1985! DEAN~ EPUNG ASKrFORREEOUR Now 0. pen Mon.- Sat . 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. care ot this newspaper, P.O. Box · announced that ; Mr. and _Mrs. VINTON - .Mr. and Mrs. Lee .Chumley Ferrell, Anna Bla1Jton, Dwight Swisher have agreed to •Fen-ell, Rt. 2, VInton, obsezved their Joy ~Ids and Jerry Ferrell, all chillr the • Si. Jude Children's 5Pth Wedding Anniversary ot Yps08nti, - MICh .., and Henery Research Hospital BJke.a-~n In s&turday. ' ·. •. Ferrell, In Oklahoma. Cl)eshlre, willie Chip Haggerty will anemta, and other chlld-klll1ng · They .were married .J!IIlE! ~. 1934 They have 21 gran(ll',hlldren ;md · chltlr In Gallipolis. •. . • . diseases now have a better chance Iii Williamson, W.Va., And are the. four great-grandchlldren. . · St. Jude Chlldren's Researj:h 10 ljve. ·• paren\5 a( ntnechlldri!.n~ Ruth EJI;?n ·• Mr. FelTeD Is retired tram Kaiser Hospital -was founded by enter- · The Bike-a-Thon proiJI'arn Is Ward, VIvian Ward,JanetRunyons AlumlriumatRavenswood. W.Va. · talner Danny Thomas. The lnstltu- dedicated to "Jamie." Jamie Is and · Joe 'Ferrell, all ot VInton; tton Opened Its doors to the pu~ In · from Ohio and was diagnosed with 1962 to combat catastroplltc dis- leukem1a In May~ 1983, and began eases which atfllct children .. St treatment at St. Jude Children's Jude Hospital Is non-sectarian, Research Hospital. Today, her non-dlacrlmlnatory, and provides cancer Is In remisBton and she Is ' TOURNAMENT COMMITtEE: ·. · RICK CLOAK . JIM OSBORNE BILL GRAY .JACK .FOWilR IIIIRk with your husband's ==en~ :':mcc:;:n:~~ . . .Bike-a:thon chairmen . Mr. and Mts. LRe FerreU • . see quits? • . ·lloWd ; . GALLIPOJ--IS - The Samuel L. · Bossard Library releases Its sche; dule for the week of July 2 to 6 as ; follows: ; Monday - Ewington, 11-11:40 ' a.m.; VInton, 11:45-12:30 p.m.; : Morgan Center, 12:45-1:30 p.m.; : Lunch Break, 1:30-2 p.m.; Kyger, • 2:15-3 _p.m.; Cheshire, 3:30-4:15 ; p.m.; Addison, 4:30-5:15 p.m. . ; Tuesday - Rodney · Village, ;.11-11:45 a.m.: Gailla Metro Est• ates, noon-12:45 p.m.; Kerr, 1-1:45 : p:m.; Bidwell, 1: 50-3 p.m.; Bula:·vtlle, 3:15-4_p.m.: Supper Break, ··4-4: ll: Georges Creek, 4: 45-5:30 : p.m.; Kanauga 5th Ave., 5:40-6:10 ; p~ m.; K&I{, 6:20-6:50 p.m. . : Wectnesday - Bane's, 11-11:15 t p.m.; Hamson Townhouse, 11:30· 12: 15 p:m.; Swain's Store, 12:45' 1:30 p.m.; Crown City, 1: 45-2:30 p.m.; Myers, .2:35-2:50 p.m.; Supper Break. 4-4: 30 p.m.: Ohio Townhouse, 3:45-4:30 p.m.; E4: ~reka, 4:45--5: 30 p.m. • 'Thursday - Northup, ·11-11:40 ::a:m.; Centenary 11:50 a.m.-12:35 '·porn.; Rodney, 12: 50-1:35 p.m.; , Perry Townhouse, 2:05-2:50 p.m.; Patriot, 3-3:35 p.m.; Supper Break, .3:45-4:15 p.m.; Cadmus, 4:15-4:45 ~:in.; Gallia, 5-6 p.m.; Centerpoint, . 6;15-6: 30 p.m.; Centerville, .6: 40:7:-10p.m. ~ -Friday- Assorted Senior Citizen <IIJ(ilvldual service. w . • 0, ldatory that I'WDI lteroldl and '. candrytii6110Mpnd~ce•the body lhould. Col!id I WliiWI of21; DEAR DR. LAMB - Can ~ 110t \lllnr them ln'lhe lutul'll II a eysto .. IOdrythatirtlftclaltean ali~ eariY!IlellOPIIlile? U10~ stve me IIOII'linilfonnatiOii' oo a 1111111 tor the 1at COIIIrOI ~ bla.IIC!Ie_ ·mut be 1111!14. careful oblei'Vatlon what should I do to COI'I'III!t lhlr drual called Accutanitl' My INI- • problem. willie t.aldDit It Ia necesaary. • problem?' •. : band's dennafdollst liu reamtlY' The 11M! of sterollll tar .b\lllcllnJ . DEAR OR. LAMB -lll!lld your DEAR READER- Don't bllfoC, Prescribed thla foc''hls acne. He's 36 muscles Ia qiii!II!Oftable; II can column abou~ . the 55-year-old - hasty. Not everyORe Is as IUD&-~ -and bu rMI PJ'Oblernll with scar- ·· ca1111e 1'1101'1! '.erloua ~ effects _women who had la!t all lliterest 1n for sex as you might Jmaglne from.. " ring acne, i!lpeclaJiy when be ~ than Just. acne. I mlllt uk If ycMlf .ex. The same lhlilg1has happened all the emphasis on 11. Sexual dellr(.' · lliln& steroids, which he does on husbaild's dermatoloiiJt knows ' to me, only I'm JUit 29. I'm womi!cl may be related to habtt utl: occasion for his powerllttlng that your husband Uled stero~. about tbJa because 1 love my · emotional factors. Being ernolicJn.-' lrtllJIIn&. ._, · . AccuiJme Is a ~lively new Jwsba!!d and don't want to have a ally expressive- alld .that lncludel Isthlsdrugsafeforhlrntotake?l me(!lclne and It has a powerful bad sex life. My husband ·s ays li .sex - Is NrllY ' letu'ned. Sam~'. C1IJI _Iee a definite Improvement 1n drying effect on the skin, llterillly maynotbemytault, butlknowmy people need to learn to' kweevell ~ bla acne now but he has been ott dcylng up ' the' otty' $f!Cl'etiOJ)s hodyand!TIYbodydoesn'treactto<~ an emotional sense. • :., steroids for quite awiiUe, so I don't associated with acne. Qut It's not lot ot desires a normal woman's .. . know whiCh Is causlhg the Improve-- recommended eJicept for severe ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;~;;;;;, ment, How long can he continue to cases ot acne or for tho8e who won't ::: :S:n~~ ::::~: She Is the daughter of John and Estella Joachim. She Is active In the choir and the garden club. She attends Sacred Heart Catholic Church. •• • • The Sunday Tifi'IMoSentintl Page I 5· : . .. - r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' He ts the son of Helen and Fred Burkett He was employed tor ll years as a barber In MldOJeport. He ts a member of the First PresbyterIan Church,_ Middleport. He Is cun-ently president of the 0-KAN ColnCiub. • • ~~th .· Gqillpolil, Ohio Point Plmant, W. Va. . . 8J L&WI- Limb; JII.D, •' WYPC-WJEH - Ceorge (Eddie) an.O Ellzalxlth Joachim Burkett, 6Ja1 S~t. Middleport will celebrate their 50th weddplg anniVersary July 8. . > . r .· THE FABRIC ' 1~5 SHOP W. 2nd • · Pomeroy l'llont 992·2284 · Si r DNitr . ... WOMEN'S &CASUAL ~ ..... GROUP SHOES WOMEN'S SHOES $1 O~OPAIR _$500PAIR ~--~ ~~----~-------- TENNIS SHOES PRO KEDS, CONVERSE • SMI:JRFS ·$1 00 S $AND~LS.•~ .•• ;.......... $1 ooo PAIR GROUP . . 704 GRANt> aNTRAL AVE •. PARKERSBURG, WV 261 QS ·. 102 E. lAIN ·MARGUERITE SHOES ST. ·, PH. 992·3631 POMEROY OH. . ' ·- ACROSS FROM GRAND CENTRAL MALL . • . • �.. TI,_Sentinel ' " ' ., . ,· ' .. SUNDAY ' : DEXTER- The Grubb Fam· l~ Slngerswtn be attheChiU'Chct .Q_u'lst. ~.Sunday at 7 p.m. . SfoRE . t '', ' ~ .. 1 .. .:298 SECOND·sr: • ·t -- POMEROY•- · w llltdt Qleatltlta. ... _ ' ' .--; - . : MIDDlEPORT - There wtn tie a silae P!,'elelltatlon, "I Low . 'Mon.·Sil·t Ul.·lO p.iiL ·Sundly 10 a.m.-io p.ai. - '. . - at ~ . attend. .... . -~ 'J' .. ;. : ROYAL OAK - ·The 81111181 298 SECOND ST. BI!Bver reuniOn will be held ~Y at j'toya! 08k Park for =d~~t~ ~~a~~= PRICES IN EFFECT 'l'llnll POMEROY, OH. . SAT., -JULY 7, 1~84 . .' .I . ..... .. ' ' WEn .IN JUNE - Mrs. J~ Sergellt .ha8 fti!DOUDced the marriage of her daughter, Lula Marte, tO Darrell Ray Cox, lOll of Alleli Cox, Krlnner Road, and Mm. Sandra Cox, Dayton 'Road. She II allo the daughier of the late Uoyd Sargent. The wedding took place June 8 with the Rev. Willter PaUel'liOII of Point Pleasant omc~g. The couple resides at 1011% '1:ldrd Ave., Gallipolis. ·"- ' Qlarlell Beaver. Potluck lunch ~be served noon• ,..' Mon;-Sat a·AM-lO ·PM · SUnday 10 AM~ 10 PM · · P,m. The pUblic Is .Invited to · - .. ' Baptist O!lurch, Middleport, Sunday at 7 ·' PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY .7, 1 . . " . ·..·STO~E HOURS ' · . '' LAY'S . Olympics 'daily .reality ·to California runner MARimD- EmilY Sue Lewis becamelhe l!rlde ot Jamea 8owlaad . Reeves ID a ces euiouy at the Free Baptllt C1lurch of Mlcldelpon. The • weddlngw""perfonnediJytMRev.JbnBuldler.Areceptioftlo&wedat the church. Reevl!llst>mployeclby the Sont'""a Coal Conlpauy. . · ' . . ~hool, . 99¢ ~JJP~~a~t~::S::::I !'Mel ~. on Mondlay ~?p.m. to8p.m. ' . 'f POTATO CHIPS · . 71ft oz. BAG ---"POMERO'~':. - Meigs County Fair Board w01 meet Monday at I! p.m. at the fair board otllce. ,. • 'IUPPERS. PLAINS - Cit!· :4ns For Better Schools)llUimeet . SHOWBOAT PORK &-BEANS· . 3/Sl .· I {' ' • .. . '· I I I . I I I I I . ' '' HEINZ ..'' . KETCHUP · ~3ltu $ 1j4· BOTTLE Jl 9 . . . '. • KRAFT ·49¢ . . ;,' RACINE - Boy Scout troo~ ~ of Racine wtn have a bake ' &ale JulY 2 frOm 8 a.m. to 3 p.m·. 1n front of .the Racine Home . .. . ,00 35 are btlt!'ell to a~. GAJL1P()Li<; - Lafayette . ~ · ~ ha\re district ' ~y. are DIXIE .. 7::1) p.m. ' brlllg salad or ~' 'I . I PAPER PLATES 91NCH 100 COUIIT ·. 1. ' .' '· G.round Beef .. -~ ,.; $}39, Smoked icnics ~:79~ ·~ .... . " ~ _~ Pork Loin . (B. . ~TURKEY · ' ·Drumsticks. LB. ' , . ' QUALITY fLUS Wieners· .' 12 OZ._PKG. · . ,~ '\• . 3 69¢ A¢ D , ' . TUESDAY WAI..NUI' RD;lGE - The!:-!!l be Bible Study with the Rev. l<F.arl Hinkle Tuesday, 7: :ll p.in. · .• ..'at Walnut Ridge Church. . I. :: RACINE - 'I1x> Soothem filgh Scbool ~band wtn practice J~ 3trom1::JJ'p.m. to :S: 00 p.m. In preparation tor the fourth of J~ parade. ,: -~ ': MIDDLEPORT ' -' Middle- Port LOdge 363F&A.M w01 ineet Tuesday at. 7: :ll p.m. FelloW- . ;~ ClubwOI meetln the bmgl! 6: 45 p.m. Refreshments w01 •fJe servEd. . . :.t . ------ ~~ ' Ca.ntaloup~s . • POMERO;(, - The marching band at SOo,ijhem High School ~ practke Tuesday from 7::1) 10 8: :ll .p.m. for the July 4th pari.de. ' ~ PbMEROY - The 186 Orde!ol EaStern Star of Paneroy wU1 YELLOW J,'egUlar meeting . 69¢ • • ~ Happenjngs · • ' T·BONE, PORTERHOUSE . or 'BONELESS . . And today,when getting ahead takes more than ·ever before, Y!>U need a bank that shares this attitude. You need . · Central Trust-Because we make your 'l'H LC ·. .money work harder than ever before. · ·r_ ·. . , :for.you,yourfamily and ~our business. ]om the people at Central Trust. ." People with the insight,detennination : .· and the dedi<ation ·to help you get ~ aliead: Apd getting ah~ is · IVU1' .Rnandal Center what ~t's all about ·. . . ' CENTRAl ·, Mt,;,lwrFDIC . •. flea .market' . ! POMEORY - 'Ibere w01 be . ·SIRLOIN STE('K · Ilea rnartu:t at the Nlelgs l::ooJI1y I ~3~ 9 LB.: talrgrQundsJuJy6, 7 and8. ORANGE JUICE· ¥t GALLON .$1 '9' . Grange to l BROUGHTON'S BROUGHTON'S . ~. . i •, 'ICE CR.EAM Yt GALLON $17.9 _ 2%.Milk . bleetat1:45p.m.lnthehaDforlts ONIONS . HB.BAG BROUGHTON . ' • . ·I ' . meet ,. . *p!unty SAI.J:!M CENTER,-Plrnona Melll:s I ~ · w01 {nee! ~.July 8, at8 p.m. Jtar Grange Hall, coonty I'Ojld one,neer salem Center. -~ 1be llftb deiiJee wlD ~ -for lnspectfon. AU :llfllcen .and memberS are w. ll"'l 1 mattead. · At 7: ~ p.rn. the prince "'biC !II quiz wW be (liven III,Yale lllleiillllttd In beiDa Mllp lbini.Y Grqe ~ $ GALLON · s PAK 16 oz. BTL~~ '. . U•lt Elallt Per Custom•r 80041 OniJ At Powjll's . ~ Expires Sit, Julf 7, 1984 CHAR MIN JERGEN'S 4.~~~~ WAf . BARS TOILETgJ§\UE 4 Roll 7J/ .J 1 Pkg.. ' . 'I' · Limit One Per Customer . Good Only AI Powell;s ·· Offer Expires Sat., July ·7, 1984 Ulliit Eiaht Per Customer · Good lhiiJ At Powell's · Offer Elplm Sit., July 1. 1984 .!I! e!J&I"" " oz. ' CANiiplp $ Cans 32 49. Fried .·Chicken .. . 12 Oz. l . • BANQUET ELF Peiu11 111111t re . '79¢ ' ., DIET RITEr NEHI FLAVORS, RC 100 iletw&AI 16111d ll~olaaeto $}59 . 2/$1 Fruit P'unch ·Ht-r(; ·ortnks· . RC ·Cola . GALLON BROUGHTON 3.P~K !OX..or {6 'OZ. CAN .i · .trmceu. ·-? ·t'l - ~ 99¢ •• •I . ; POMEROY - M~ County }l'a)'a!e w~ .wtn meet Mon&y at 7::1). ·IJ,m. at Jayme' }leadquarters In Paneroy. All ;women~ be!ween the ages of 18 2/99¢ LB• . ... ,.!i p.m. • BUNS $ gg .· . · · Cube Steaks : SYRACUSE - London Pool ~ ~ !Is .r t!glllar swim· mlng ID,IlS J~ 2. Hours wtn be jioon to 5 p.l'l\, dally, except for. 1'bursday when hours w01 be roori to I! p.m. · ' . ;; RACINE - Boy Scout Troop ~ w01 sponsor a bake sale jMonday In front Of the Racine iNatlonal Bank from 8 a.m. until HOTDOG 0~ HAMBURG . BUCKET · .. ~:. GIANT VALU · .,,.. ~onday at 7,p.m. at the Joppa ~urch near Tuwers Plains. Members wtn be discussing the ~If.<Jay kindergarten.program as It · relalel· ·to· the current· Situation In theE~ 4ctlvltes and pl'Ogl'am$ for ~ !illllllller w01 alSo be made. Qttlcers and coll)mlttees wtn be ~Ieete?. and ~ child ~;are Will be ProVid!!d. · National BanJs. SQUEEZE MUSTARD · BOZ. BOTTLE ~ ' • . �. • • 'erg I • ' •• B B The Sunday Times-Sentinel, • PO.,,., Mlddlepolt Gallipolil, dhlo ~t Plecnoont, W. Yo. July 1, 19M I 5 ~()hioan~in coll~ge_._· -~t 80-ye.~~s-old A.f!~~:.?...o:!~C:::.~.:::!! ~ ~d. · ZANESVILI.£, Ohio (AP) ...__Mary .CoVert. was taking .college. ~ COIII'9e5 to learn to ·~ aboot young people until her ~ suggested she do somelbbiatospendmoretlmewithyoung people. . So she enrolled In college. Mrs. ·c;:cwert, IJl, Is the oldest student on ·1be Ohio Unlverslty·Zanesvllle ·. campus. ' ' I " 'Qiough she a t first enrolled In - ~tcoorses,avallalilekiOhlo ~ _aenlor citizens tn the state school aystem where class spa~ !:lemllts, :She now Is a tultlon·paytng student taklngcoursesforcredlt. paiDted Coordlllatnr A{umnl husband, WWlam Crabtree, Is ''l'dJiketngetadegreea'¢ wear • ~~· grade~·ls "clole tna henielfaDdotberstudelitswaslna Relations for Rio Grande Colleae a!IIOC!e.telldmlnlstratoratQakHlll that Uttle square hat,"- she aaldr _-.!,0, , sbesald,~ this quarter It . COlliE titled ~·BeowuiLliLthe__and ~lllllty Cq~Jep. _, Jtoe~. . · a&llng It will bl!"a satlstactlpn It she . WOII t be-quite !bat good" Beetles." Her ·term paper for the Before her appolnbnent, she was Crabtree wW be responsible f91" can note on re5umes that she has a "It Is In ·~ mind f;Dd I have claas was 011 dle·ICIII titled, "The : coordinator 'll public relations tor coordinating events and editing degree In journalism. learned II. Grades aren I lliY ftnal · Times ~ Are A...Qianglng." She an eme'llency physicians &TOUP 1n publications · (or Rio Grllnde . Mrs.Covertbegantaklllgc~ alm,sowhygetallstewedup?" laidlhefeltshellllderstoodwhatthe Southeast Ohio. In 1981 ahel!iulu· aiWlUII . .She wW work undl.>r the lnthesurunerd1983toprepareti" . Wrltlilg' ls her first Interest. she ICOillpoleJ"wasbylngtosay. ated from BereeCollegetnl:ietV, direction of George Lukac; vice writing chlldreii's llteralllre. So tar !Wd, DOIIlle she stBrted writing · 'Tve lived throuih the changes," Keiltuclc;y,With a degleelnEngiWI. presldtjnt for ·development. Rio she has taken courseslnJ(JumaJJsm, stories 1111!1 poems when she was she.sald. · ' " 1'. native of LoutBa, Ky., Crabtree · Grandi! alumni may contact her at SOciology, history, ~ and aboot 12 Ye&I'S old. She has always Maey chan,gles have come aboot · 614:-:!e-~. , En8!ish. - read to her cblldren, grandchildren through protests which she "I wouldn't nilnd taking more and great-~~' . remembers: • IPS SAVINGS TIME sociology ~d history," she said, . . "I~tooontrlbute!othem,"she · ''11\e.kldssawwhatwas~to addlngthat!l(lelo!Ogylslmpnrtantln ~· We snouJd give eve~ bechangedand·revoJted, " sl;lesald. understanding the IOOVI!Inents of· we ve got to these little~· " . "They .told the truth.~ J\151 went Rtd & WliHe young people aild history is lmpor· . Mrs.CavertsaldtheOniYtirneshe · aboutlt thewroligway," Blue & White tantlnwrltingfor;YoUJ~gpeople. no~ced a generation gap betweel) I t . . McE~oe, l 6-4. ONE OF OUR MANY STYLES REDUCED the An-England club said he was "contlrlulnawith the toumarnent." ' Masur ~ .. seven LOS ANGELES (AP) - canadian talk show host Alan Thlcke, who was supposed In rival veteran . Johnny {;arson, lias.been canceled . iltter 10 months beCause of low ' ·j:Qffipetltion. ~· . :. Ms. Alexander's manuscript ·i'Four-Handed Pieces" was se:lectl!d rTorn 685 entries aild will be 'published by Yale University Press tlil& sprlrig, John G. Ryden, director I)( the press, said this week. Selecttng' the.manuscrtpt of Ms. Alexander, '36, was poet James Merrill. ' ·"Pamela Alexander Is a masterot-IJIIUPeCIIve, never more ·at home than In distance," Menill wrote. "He!- voice, atoncecool, playful,and IJIIIII!I'VIn&. puts the World In Its place, which tor ~ means the printed page." a . Cagpey , released BOCtnfBAY HARBOR•. Maine Actor James Cagriey, hospltallzed ·t or a heart at.tack since June 16, Is recovertnt and eager to I)!! released today, said a spokeswo.man tor St. Andrew's Hospital. After his · release trorn tlie bpspltal, the 84-year-old actor plans In spend another~ In Boothbay before retumlng to his !!orne In New . York. Marge Zimmermann, a· Cagney SP9keswom8n, .told .the Bootllbay Register newspaper ~· . eapey ·Is recovering well ili1d eager to be released from the hollpltal, Mrs. Zlnunennann told newspaper publiSher Howard (API - Cowan. I ]' I . · . ·d'9hio has a lot for you to. do and see. And the best part is, you don't ha~ to go. far to have fun . You'll fin .,m any .events and ,jlttractions in yo4r area listed In this handy travel guide. . Check the guide ahd· plan In get away soon. And remember to phone 8Nt before you 'leave , f0r information, reservations. directions, current weather conditions, for anything you need to know. · . ' ' Deer Creek Stale Park Clow's Manna Mo. Soerling 1614)869-3124 Bowerslon \6141269-5371 Delaware Stale Park Deer Creek Manna Ml, Sterling.(614) 869-4543 Delaware 1614) 369-2761 Faked Run Stale Park Hocking Valley Canoe Live.y -Chi16cothe 16141 773-2.726 Logan 1614) 385-8685 • 'Hocking HUls StatePark L!oke Kali.arine Sl;lle Naiure Preserve . Logan 1614)385-6841 ~:fe:i61~)373n37so N-al wunci.n Jackson 16141 286-2487 Jackson Lake State Park Old Temperance House Museum- Olenlavg; lndiiln Caverns Oak Hl\116141 682-6197 lake Snowden , Newcomersoown 1614)498-7152 Delaware 1614)548-7917 Albany·l614)698-6373 Jeffel'lor) Lake Stole Park ATI'RACTIONSI Paiiy Museum &'Dairy Museum Perkins obseovalory Ohio Power Recreonon Area Richf1101ld 16141 765:4459 AMl,JSEMENTS Chillicothe,t6141472-1933 De\awa~ 1614) 363-1257 M~Connelsville (614)962-4525 L!oke Alma Stale Park · zOoo It The- Porko · Robbins Hunter Museum ' ·1 Culiur~ Ml1s Cenler Pledmonl L!oke Manna weilslon 16141384-4474 Animal Cracker .Park Columbus 1614)222-7047 . GranviOe 1614)5117-0430 Winell" a a - u FreepoJ11614) 658-3735 L!oke Hope S1o1e Park · Logon 1614) 385-3940 Rlverb~ . · Ross County Historical Museum Anhtuset ·Buseh Raccoon Creek Cahoe Livery Zaleski 16141 596-5253 Columbus Zoo Chillicothe 1614)772-1936 Columtius (614) 888-6644 Gallipolis 1614) 446-3834 Rio Grande 16141 245.-5304 · L,ake LoQan Sl'ate Pa;k Powell 16141889-9471 I Sheowood-Davidson House e•t. 270 Ruthven Golleoy Tappan Manna Logan 1614) 385-3444 . Paradise Lake ~amily Museum GranviHe Vineyard ·Lancasoer 16141 653-0663 . Sclo (614)269-2031 • ' Lake White State Park Entertainment Park Newark \6141345-1898 Granville (614)587-0312 Souohem Ohio Museum & WIDs (reek Lake r Wawrlj; 1614)947-4059 Cambridge i614)432 -3007 House ol Wines Cultural Center "Slate Run Living Historical Farm Coshoc:lon 1614) 343-6647 Madison Lake State ParR Timber Run ArcheiY Pa'rk Mariena 16141373-0996 Ashville 1614)833-1880 · Portsmoulh 1614)354·5629 Zanesville .Stale Nunery London 1614)852-2919 Ale•andria 1614) 924-4261 ·The Louis Jlndro Winery Z.nesvll\e l!lrt Cenler Stengel-True Museum Marion Zanesville '16141A53-9472 ' Muokifl!Nm River Parkway W~andot Lake Amusement Park' Jackson 1513) 2ij6.6578 Zanesvil\e ,(614)452-0741 1614)387-6140 Stale. Park Powell 16141889-9283 • Wyaridolte Wine Cellar. Inc: The Wa9nalls Memollal • Zanesllllle (6141 452-3820 ·,MUIIc Gahanna 16141.476-3624 Lilhopolis 16141837-4765 Pike L!oke Slale Park Museums Columbus' Symphon~t~.Orcheslra Webb House Museum Bainbridge (614) 493-2212 Columbuo (614) 224::1281 AtheOsCount_y Museum TraiD a ..... Rldeo ' Newark .(6141345·&540 Salt Fori< State Park Alhens 1(;14) 593-6216 MuSic In the Air Buckoye Scenic Railroad Wy•nd9.' Popcorn Museum Cambridge (614) 439-3521 Newark (614) 345-9757 Columbus,i l614)221-2000 Belmori t County Museum Ma~on 16141387-8196 . Sdoio Trail Staoe Park · Bamesville 16141425-2926 Opera ColUmbus Hockir,g sUnlc Railway Chillicothe 16141 663-2125 " Columbus 1614) 461-0022 Camb~dge Glass Museum . Ne\5011111Ue 16141 753-9531 Shawnee State Park . , Hlotorlc Sileo · Cambridge (614)432-3045 PoSsum Run Music Park The Lorena StemWheeler ParlsrnoUII> 1614)858-4561 Adena Slate' Memorial Center of Sc:;ience & Industry Zanesville 1614) 454-«j8.';1 Groveport 1914)837-4282 Slrounds.Run Slole Park Chillicothe 16141772-1500 Columbus 11;14) 228-6361 MonllceDo 0 Calla\ Boao Rid> Athens (614) 592-2302 n........ Buclieye Furnace Colonial Inn Museum Coshoctonl614)622-3415 Tar Hollow Slate Park C.mbrid!ll! Performing Arts Old Washington 1614)489-5323 W.llslon 1614)384-3537 Valey Gem Slemwheeler · ' Sp.l.aureMU. 16141887-4818 CeniA!r CampuS Martius Museum Dental Muw.um Marlena 16141373-7862 Cambridge (6141432-7958 Wolf Run State Park The Cenorum Skallng • Marlena 1614) 373·3750 Bainbridge 16141 634-2228 ~ldwelll614)732-5035 Colu!!'bus 1614)461·6466 Licking Counly Players ;;lie.. Degenhart Papeoweighl & Glass · Dr. Increase Mathews House • N.W.rk 1614)345-7385· · Colum~us C\ippen Bueball Zanesville 1614) 454-9500 Museum Columbus (614) 462-5250 Th• Living Word Ouldoor Drama s-F-to Cambridge \614) 432-2626 1810 House . Cambridge (614!439-2761 Columbuo Motor S~way Portsmoulh 1614)354c5851 BIIH! Flo<k Stale Forest . · Fayene Count y Museum Ohio Soaoe Univers\oy Tlw!a1re Blue Flo<k 1614)674-4794 ' - Columbus 16141491-1047 Wa~h ington Court House Alnl Ridge ' . Colunlbus 1614)422·2295 (614) 335,2953 • ' Darby Downs . Glenford (6141787-2476 Dean Slate Forest Ohio.Theaore' · Grove Cloy 16141 875-3434 · f>edro,l614)532c7228 Franklin House Museum FneilCls'Mftting House · Columbus 1614) 469·0939 Chilllcoohe (6141 772-1936 National Road Go Kart Track . Mi. Plei1Sj1pll614)769-7576 Fernwood Stale Forest , Palace Thealre Cambridge 16141 f32·3441 Bloomingdale 16t4l264,5671 Franklin Park Conselva~ofy The <;>eor~an · Columbus (614)469·9850 Scioto Downs · Columbus 1614) 222·7447 . Lancasler 1614 )654c9923 Horrtson Siaoe Foreso Palace Theatre · ., Columbus 1614)491-2515 Bloomingdale 16141264-5671 Gnadenhutten MuseUm ·Hanby House . Manon 16141383·2101 Gnadenhunen 1614) 254-4143 Three Rlw15 Canoe Llw.y '& Westerville 1614)891-6980 Hocking Soaoe Fomt . . Go Kart Track Players The~"" of Columbus Rockbridge \614J 385-4402 Guernsey County Museum Harding House Coshocton 1614! 622-4080 Columbus \6141224-0831 Cambridge 16141432-2959 Malian (614) 387-9630 . Shade River State Forest Alum Creek State Park Showbaao Becky Thaieher Reedsville (614)378-6116 Delawarel614)548-4631 Japanese Education Cetller Moundbulldm Slale Memorial ·Theatre . .. ' Wesiervil\e 1614) 882-2964 Newark (614)344cl920 Snawnn State Forest A.W. Marion Slate Park Matlet1a (614 )373-6033 Porbmouth 16141858-4201 Oode\IIU. 16141474-3386 Jefferson County Mound Cily Group Nat' I ~ -+ARTS "TecumMh ., ·~ "Sh.,.ndoah" HistoricarMuseum Monument Bark<amp Soate Park Tar Hollow Slate Fooi.so Outdoor .Dramas Soeuben\ltlle 16141283-1133 Chillicothe (61'4)774-1125 Belmonol614l484·1064 .Londonderry 1614)887-4818 M....._ltGallnla Chlikothe 16141175-0700 , Johnsoh- Hum~ckhouse Museum Old Toll HOuse Blue Flo<k Stailt Pari< • Zaleski Stale .Fotn1 Arlrel<h Gallory Coshocton 16141 622·8710 )1lue Rock 1614)6744794 Zanesville 1614) 452-'1420 Zaleski - Cafumbuo 1614) 461 -0986 D•~~e• '. . 16"1 596-5781 Kelton Hou'se llucktyo Lake State Park Charln Foley Gallery Our House Sl!!le Merriorlal · Bollet Metropolitan Columbus 1614)464·2022 Ga\Hpolis 16141446-0586 Mdlmpon 16141467-2690 Columbus 16141 253· 7921 Colurnblls 16141224-1672 Fl•"iotlllll.a...tlni . National.Heisey Glass· Mu~um · Sherman House · au;,. O.k so.~. Park Blackham! Cl<m>e Canoe Livery Columbus Muteum ol Art , Danconlral Newark 16141 345-2932 Newark 1614) '163-4000 . .· Lancasler 1614)687-5891 ., Glouster.l614l ~67-3570 COlumbus 1,614)221-6801 Colurnblls 16141 224·8103 · ,,.' ' . ' ' . ·, ' ~ "" - • I ' V..., .. ' • was'iilirrutted wSt. ~·s. · ·, .; . •• -· a • I "' McEine, &dill!& ~ with every mllklll, llefea&ed MAMa' U; 8-4; W, to reach &he 1118& 181!1 ille tounwneat. (AP Wirephoto). .. , I No college playoffs . slated this year · CHICAGO (AP) - 'Ibe ~hamplonshlp of major college football will apparently remain a mythical on the ballot at next January's Supreme Court deciSion ·striking convention and a national cham· down NCAA control of football plonshlp game could have been telecast rights. ... title. ·!)layed as early as January 1986. Delegates to the National Colle"Baaed on this, 1 woUld presume glate Athletic Association Division thattherouncllwlllooklngerpuisue 1-A legistatlve meetings adJOumed the matter at this tlmi!,'' Wllltam over the weekend after dealing a • Baughn or Colorado, chalnnan of setback to those who hopetostagea the meeting, said after the vote. national championship game In Division I-A football Is the only major college football. In addition, upper-division sport In the NCAA tl!e ~year battle aver teleYisloo. Which does DOt sponsor a national rlglltsmovedtowlthlntwoweeksd championship. · · ~BARRYWilNER another major siDwdoWn. Georgia Coach VInce Dooley whO AP Sports Writer · 'Ibe 4!'legates from · the tllp helped prepare the report ~ the The , classic matchup of h!ghfootball-playing schools beard the • national playoff 1-'!lncepl. Iai'nented fiylng offense and stifling de~ · cmunlttee repol1 oo the playoff the negative vote. Dooley had occurs r:;tmday when the Houston posslhilltywhlch wasflrstalmllna endorsed a one-game playoff, tn be Gamblers and Arizona Wranglim meetlnglnl<apsasCitylnMay.Bya . held one week before the Natlonal meet In the opening round of the show d hands. the football oflldals Football League's championship United States Football League clearly tWllled the Idea of a game, as a potential boon to other playoffs. • Clll!"gaJne national champDJshlp. school Sports. . · Houston, J3.5andCi!ntraiDlvlslon If It had been approved. the NCM OppoikSits feared It would create champions In Its first year In the Council would have put the proposal evm greater rift between the big _league, Is led by record-setting · and Uttle schoOls. quarterback Jim Kelly. The rookie Stephen Hom. president of Long from the University of Miami Beach State, said he feared that established a number or passing Without a .championship game marks this season, lncludlngtliiuwmany schools could Jose mWlons In · lng for 5,219 yards and 44 touchdown revenue because of this 'week's passes. .. ~ USFL to ·.· begin'84 ·playoffs · • an 0. I @· ~~~ , have I By GEOIWE S'mODE _ AP _Spodil Writer • COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)-Ohlo State University offiCials ajJd other. inembersorthe Big Ten Conference are ·trying w determine whether they may negotiate a conference. wldl! contract for television sports covetage. Big Ten athletic direCtorS are meeting In Chicago to assess the Impactor the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling Wednesday that the NCAA control over football television )1ghts vllated the anti-trust laws. ' ''The key now Is detemllnlng In the · Supreme Court decision If ~ conferences can negotiate as leagues or whether It has In be _ (llriher fragmented Into lndMdual schoOls," said Marvin HOOllll1, Ohio State's sports lhfonnatlon director. • . ' .Big Ten schools tQ review new·TV ruling 1\• ·. C8pey was v~atlonlng with his wi11!, Willy, at a Boothbay hotaj wileD he suffered a heart a!lack and I But die champlm pulled back w deuce and WOn the matdl on hill tint match point. MeiiJlwh!le, the Brltllll wanen are enjoying their belt year at Wllnbledon.slnce 1975. · Four British WID'iell adVanced to tile round of 32 !IDII.1111! d them - Anne llobb.. _;_ was already ·IIIIMld tn the final 16 with a 7-6, ~ &4 Victory Friday over No. 16 CArling Basaett d Canada. · The three other British players - Jo Durie, Vlqlnla Wade and Annabel Croft - were all sehedljled In play their thlrd-mmd matches today. McEnroe's win on center court was (ollowed by me of the mOlt *IUful and exdtlng women' a matches or the tournament 110 far, as Hana Mandllkova or C7Jecho&loyakla, lei! No.3, put out Catherlnl: Tanv!er of France In two clolle sets. The J.9.Ye&r-old ~h Fedel:atlon Cup player .. · saved thiee match points before go!rig doWn 64, 7-6 (74) In an hour and 18 minutes. · Both players attacked furblsly tjjrwgtwt and kept the cra.lld enthralled with a dlspiay ot big~\ . quallty b'IUIIa. American Cenlnll r McEDroe. KANSASCITY,Mo.(AP)-Greg · over the Red Sox. unearned run In' the third. Feman- ~ Pryor slammed a three-run homer With one out In the lii!Yellth, . · dez's double' boonoed over the and Steve Balboni ill1d Butch Davis · lJeriiSefsoo broke a 1:1 tie by lining rlght:fleldfenceandhewentwthlrd added SQiosholsSat:urdayto lead the Boyd's first pitch far~ the 111gb m Lloyd M(l!leby's groonde!'.. Kansas City Royal$ ID a ~2 victory screen alllp the left-field wall tor his George Bell 10ilowed with a over the New York Yankees. sixth tpner. . ·irounder to third baseman Carney ·Mark Gublcza, 5'7, held the Beattle; 8-T, scatlm!d six hits for Llmsford, who bobbled the ball and Yankees wsix hils, Including Sieve his fllurlll ~ ~. thm threw Inti) the dirt at first as Kemp:s solo hoJne run In the CC11ii"B'"ctbei1QIIhd.Jjlne1nlha Femandeu;orecl sevent)l. Gublcza walked four, ~1J'I!OOid.Hestruckout1JeVenand Three more runs In the fourth ~koutSlxandaliolvedonJytiU'ee . did not walk ~; Boyd, 2-6, made It :HI. Jesae BarlleJd singled hltsaftertheseco11dlrudng. . 'allowedonlyfourhltsandstruckout and slole . 91!C0nd. when · Buck Pryor's home run capped a: seven: . . .· .Martinez walki!d. Garth Iorg fo)U'runfourthotfNewYo~ -. Jad!.Peu;:ontehitthegame'sftnt doubled to score Barfield before · Rm!Guldry. ~- Wlththescoretled pitch tiradoubleandcainelllWIId Fernandez's two-run 1-1, Hal McRae.walked and scored on an lnleld out~ Alvin Davis' Qaklandgotaruilln'theMhwhen imslnglesbyOanyiMotleyaroJ)on sacrUicetlytnglveSeatileaHllead. Mlkelkiathslngled,went!Dthlrdm Slaught. Pryor follOwed with bls The Red Sox tied It In the leCOIId • a double by PhiJllps and scored 011 home run. · when Bill Buclalel' tripled off tbe Rickey Hendenon's out. Moseby's DavlsgaveKansasCityaS.11ead wall In left-center and scored on homer made It ~lin the seventh RlchGedman'sslngleovertherlght against LarySorensen. with his hmler In thefttth. Balboni hammered a home run In side or a drawn-In Infield. • the second Inning. On disabled list The Yankees took a 1-0 lead lri the Bllel-.,ii,A'sl IDp of the ~nd when Oscar TORONTO (AP) - Doyle Alex· CIN~ATI(AP)-TheCincln: Gamble walked, went 1il seOO'Iil m ander scatlm!d seven hits and nail Reds anmunced Saturday that . Kemp'slnllelclhlt,advancedtothlrd · shortstop Tm;y ;Fernandez Jiad they had placed wttleldel' Eddie · . asRoySn)alleyhltlntoadoillieplay double and two-run IIIIJgJe Satur· MDner 00 the 15-day dlsaille<l list and scored on Omar Momeo's day, .as the Tol):xrtO Blue, Jays and had recalled outfielder Eric · . lnDeld single. defeated the Oakland Alhletlcs ~1. Davis from ~ Class AAA tann Alexander, 6-4, strucltoutflveand team In Wlchlta, Kali. . Mamen i, Red.Sox 1 walked two In pltcblng his second The Reds said MUner. who Is ,cunplete game. battllig .258 wttll six home l'lmi, 25 · BOSTON (APJ -Dave ~lender· , Ton!nto scored Its first run oftBOJ RBI and 18 stolen bases. suflered soo broke up a pitchingduel between Kruegl!r' 5-4, In the first. Damaso · fiama~ · Seatpe's Jim Beattie and Ballllll's Garcia wallcied, qliM!d to II!CODd 011 • Davis was hlttlDg ..314 with 14 Dennis "011 Can" Boyd with a an lnllelcl out lllld lll'U'ed 011 CWf horne runs, :W RBI and '27 stolen seventMnntng hOme nil! Saturday, .JOhnaon's ln1leld hit. bases with the Wichita Aeros of the lifting the Mariners to a 2-i victory Toronto made It W With .an AssoclatiiXl. a ·I . But McEnroe surged back to take the next !five games, clnllng out the second set and taking the qJI!IIIng game d the third. Serving to stay In the match at 2-5, Masur ile!VI!d a Jove game anq thEil had tiUee points In brea.k single. Rntored C...W.IIIn German Village ·· Columbus 161?122!-8888 Histo!f Roscoe VollaQe . CoshOCIOn 1614) ~:1'- 9310 Ohio VIllage · Columbus 1614)466-1500 1 National Rood-Zane Gray Museum . Norwich 16141872-3143 Oh1o Historic.ol Cenler ColumbJ,&s 16141466-1500 Ohio Railway Muoeum · Worthif1glon (614)885-7345 From l5-is in the Mil game d the second Set, the . Austnlllan reeled ctt nine straight points w~a~<ea 4-2 · lead and go up ~ In !he seventh game. • Homer"S give Royals 6-2 ·win over Yanks; Mar!ners edge Bosox f::e~t~~:S:d~ "Thlcke of pages of ·such- publications as The 'Atlantic Montllly, has won this -~·s Yale Series of YoUnger Poets · wwin two more games than he achieved In bls only previous meetlDg with McEnroe In the Australian Open last DeCember. Bill he was totally outclassed 'by the 25-year-old New y orker,who questioned a few Uneaills but othei'WIIe kept his . temper In chlick lllid tlnlshed m: 1 hour, 35 minutes. · McEnroe won the first games d the match, ·needing onlV 18 minutes to take the openlna.set. Thicke cancelled . • :: NEW HAYEN, Conn. (APJ .-. :Pamela Alexander, wllose highly · :tegarded poetry has gra~ the ' CrOft with cl'IJS&oCOIIrt volleys. · . , Kevin CUm!n, the Amertcan·based No. u see~~ · fronl South Afrk;a, belted India's Rame8ll Krlsllna'll S-3, u, 7~. 7-6 despite hearlug IM!I'IIIght that hill father had died In JMt)an. ·· He was given permission DOt to face the obllptay post·match news collfereoo! and a statement from People in the news 'Yale poet .'winner named -, Lloyd netll!d a stream of approach~ and blew tl)ree matdl P9lnts llf(foie her exper1ence broullht her tilrcugb. She had one match potnt when ll!l'VIng at 5-2 and two more In the fDllowing game, both saved by . tandem team tD travel over 3,00l '[ mlles of mountains, desert and farmlands. 'I'IleYexpecttomakethe · I.' grueling trip In just over 10 days, fightlilgexhaustlon, high winds, and !Ylellll!i fatigue along the way. · On June 21, they started out from Santa Monica, Calif , enroute to • New York City, de~ with 100 deliree desert temperatures In Arizona, sleeping between 1'1f2 and · "I am both disappointed and i'elleved,'' said Thlcke by telephone Friday from Ontario, Canada. "I'm disappointed to the extent t!U!t a year ago we had all hoped for better things, and I'm relieved that once 'we were well Into the show It was apparent that 90 minutes In latenight syndication was not going to work.'' 'Ibe syndicated show, In trouble ~ the outset last ' September, never Uved up to Its bWlng. Thlcke was supposed to challenge Carson, .b ut he was panned by many critics jllld the shows ratings were never ldgh. ' Theannouncementcameoneday after Thlcke's ~. actress-singer Gloria Loring, flied suit In Superior Court w dlsolve their 13-year ~e. Miss Loring stars on the NBC-TV daytime- serial, "Days of DurLives.... ' tennlscCIJamplonshlps. · Chris Evert Uoyd, the No. 2WIX'Qell'ueed. reached the same s~ In the toumanient but had trouble " beatlna' 17-~-old British Junlor Almabel Croft, &a, Theywanttobe~f~twmman ~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;;~~~~~~;;;;~~::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~========~~ .. I p champion JoliJ.lMcEnroe, ~~~withevery match, swept askle Wally Masur of Australia ~. 64, S-3 today w llliJVt:' tnw the tina! 16 at the Wlmbledoa . asteadyl5mphCIIpD\'I:rU.S.40. tilrcugb PariJersburg. W.Va. today, "When yru're on a btke for 2.'50 .tri\Vel tJuwah Haaerstown. Md., miles a day for 10days, thlngswW and on tl!roogh Han'lsburg and begin w hurt," said Ms. Gray, a Allentown. Pa. by JUly 2, 'lbeY Plan 29-year-old ·bicycle shQp managa-, to make the trip through the Holland whoadmlttedthatsbehadnofeellng Tunnel! and Ollto New. Yor~ City's In either of her hands for the last two City HaD. In about 10 days and 12 da s . hours. -h.eteamwassehedU!edtopass ' WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -Delendln&ineri's - • Lloyd reach 'final16' f1bric VANDALIA, Ohio (AP)- Two two hours a night, and COIISlUJIIng Seattle, Wash. women, EsteUeGray between 6,00) and 10,00) calories a and Cheryl Marek, passed uUuugh day,roughlyasmuchfoodln10days . 'herenorthofDaytonF'rldayentoute . as, an average person would ~tIn .to selling a world record cross- seven weeks. country tour on a tandem bicycle. . Op.a Frlday$rnoon,elgbtdays They hope to arrtve In New York . Into their race across ~a. they CitY Tuesday, 10 days after they passed through V andaUa and went beganthetrek. onthroughSprlngt!eld,malntalnlng ·' ' r rw;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. ·Q, . one.' ~ For that reason, Homan believes the Big Ten wUI negotiate a gameof • the week. · "We (the Big Ten) already have a verbal agreement With Mi!lrosports," he said. TheOhloState<ifflc!al believes the Big Ten and Pac iO will work together In trying to arrange a deal with ooe of the three majornatlo~l networks w telecast doubl~headers on Saturdays this faD. • Homan expects no quick decision on how tbe BuclieyeswWhandleany local television deal for football. Marcia Chemer,' vice president of Metrosports, says · her comP!iiW . wants to offer a 1~game package~ maile up of 12 Saturday games and • three prtm~tlme contests thl!i tail. Cherner told The Columbus EllS- • patch she expect~ four to five Ohio State games In the conference "Nothing has been done at Ohio package and two w three more on State toward negoilatlng Its own the nat!oniil neiWorks this tall . football packa&e... }{(man sal'd. President Gene o:Angelo of "(Big Ten ~) Wayue ColumbussiatlonWBNS-TVsayshe Duke would be horrified If any ll!am Is prepared to bid on any Ohio State In the conference had gone !bat tar. football package as well as a Big Ten He thinks d the 10 schools acting as deal, '' . I ·' �, • f < ~y ~2-ll:!e Sunday Times-Sentinel l!i!p1 .lulv 1' Middleport-Gallipolis, Oh._Point Pleo1arit, W. Va. Sixty-four .take part in · Meigs • 0 ,..., i, L ' , OUer: TPdd CHAMPION WILDCATS - Pldured above are UJe champion ~===the NCAA (grade810UNIIx) dlvlldon oltbe MelpMarauder ~ Camp. 'l1le WUdcllla weat ihroulh UJeweeklllldabaUcamp a '7-1 slaie. From tbe left on tbe front row are Billy·Davis, Marl< HIIITII, and Wrlgbi.- Back row, KeviB AmoU, Mike 'Ill Randy Corel, and Scott Lisle, ":::Jamie J1111011 winner Aaron category. . • Tlie entire ros.t er of .the 1984 Campers Included fourth graders Clirls Neel, JOhn Bentley, Eric Wagner, Jamie Harris, TreVor Harrison, RUS$ell Triplett, Kevin Arnott. Shannon spaun, Nathan 1 Baloy, Aaron Drununer. and Nathan Brown; ruth gra)iers, Shawn Hawley, Frank Blake, Scott Usle, John Haggy, Jeff Allen, Matt Haynes, Chris Ebersbach, Mark Brown, Chris Knight, Mark Theiss, Carltol) Drununer and Billy Davls; sixth graders, Robbie Fields, Brian Corsi; Chase Cleland, Kevin TaylOr, Sheets and t1ie PIG ' Pomeioy Mi~:Jh~-Gcillipolis, ~ia Point Pleasant, W. Va. · • . The Suncfay TirneS-Senlinel INDIANAPOLIS (i\P) -Maybe. It's better preparation. Maybe , renewed · entllll!llasm. Maybe tlle . exclternentot.utQlymplcyeat. . . Whatever the · reason, · Tracy m .. ' Terry Reuter, 'rravls Nease; Aljron Scott Melton. and W.-lty ; SheetS, and ¥!ke Mayer; seventh · Howard, and ptnth graden Clwck : uaderS, Randy · Hawley, Todd', Pullins, Mllie Bartrum. Joey • Smith, Hank Cleland. Jim Durst,, · Snyder, Art Hunnell, Scott WWI· : Joe ROush, Jay Hwnpbre~. John ams, Don Dorst, Bill ~. ' ArrdenOn. Eddie CriJoU, . Steven Jason Winters, and Paul Melton. · Bass, and Bracy Kom; eighth Later In July, the Melgl girl • graderS, TeiTy Fleltls,' Scott Bar: ¥sket!lalr camp begins_with some , ton, WeSley Young, Todd ~well, , · 40 e;~ger young ladles yearning to : Keith Mattox. ·Matt Baker, Jeff learn more basketball lunclamen· McElroy, Jared. Sheets, Kevin ta1s and sportsl'nanshlp. · . ROCK SPRINGS - The second . (slioottng) champion Terry Reutel. annual Melp Marauder Baslletball Respective flnaUsts In the NBA Camp (boys) has been compJeted (grades seven-nine) wel'fl Mike last w~ with 64 hOOpsters ranging 8artrum, Powell, Joey from grades four . through . ntne Snyder, Scott WUIIains, and w!nner receiving certlftcates. Chuck Pulllns (foul-shooting); · The camp, ~ by Meigs KeVIn Oller, Chuck Pullins,- Mike head coach Greg Drummer and Bartrum. and \vulner Bill &others , assiSted by $E'Venth grade coach .(one-on-one). alld 13tll Brothers .Ron Drexler, eighth grade coach gjrnered 11 third top award will\ a Rusty Boolanan, reserve coach ftrst pl{lce In the PIG (shooting) , Mlck Child~ ~ and· recentlygraduated. Melp all-time li!alllng · scorer Nick Riggs, was highly success1ul· llnd weD-received by parents tlltoughout the area. Besides 'Individual Instructions, · the campers are !1h1ded Into teams with 'the . NCAA (grddes four-six) WUdcats and NBA (grades sevennine) Suns winning championships. Winning ribbons for being In the top five flnaUsts In the IndividUal contests were NCAA fOill-shooters Robbie Fields, 'rerry Reuter, Scott Usle, Jeff Allen, and winner KeVIn Taylor; One-on-one, J<evi!t Taylor, Robbie Fields, Scott Lisle and ' session '"- July 1,. T984 1984 I 0 • . ~ Tracy Caulkins. happy, relaxed British women best.sh()wing . ~=~~~:un~ . ~~ at Wimbledon in . I'm past _mne· se~ons ' . . C:~ _ ' get !ln!d up. And now cleat," the21-year-oldU~==: Florida senior !:aid after her awn American · record . Friday's 200-meter edrU; . . Pag~ \WD theJCX)~ history, teels ~ty gpod about he~the 100-breastiltroke. three victories In the Olympic also entered tn the . Trials. , . today, the last.of six · . "I teet relaxed, but stlllableto the . ' By ANDREW WARSHAW ' set pants In the opening set before WIMBLEDON, EnglaJ\d (AP)- wlnnlngthetlebreaker. · . The Brltlsb WOITieD ~ - enjoying · Tw~ty-four )\OW's before Holllls' their beSt year at Wbnbledon since victory, the queen of Britlsb teMis, . ·1975. · VIrginia Wai)e,sentthecenter-court FourtemaleplayerstroniBrltain crowd ln!Q a frenzy bY ellmlru!t.tng hayeadvanced totllemmdor32and another seed, No. 5ZJna Garrison of one of them - Anne Hobbs - has the United Slates. already moved to the flnal16 with a o ..llll'l SceU ~ 7~ ~. &4vlctolyFrldayoverNo.16 On Friday, No. 3J1mmYCotulors, Carling Bassett of Canada. · Wbnbtedon champion In 1974 and ThelhreeolherBrltlsbplayers- 1982, broke. the all-time record' of Jo Durte, .Vlrl!lnla · Wade and singles victories here as he ad· Annabel Croft- were all scheduled vanced to the fourth round with a 6-4, to their thlrd·mmd 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 vtc((icy Saturday. · Marty Davis. The . triumph was ,John McEnroe, the defending Connors' 65th singles victory In 14 men's champiOn, met Wally Masur years and broke the old mark of 64 or Ausl!'alla, followed by ~~ set by Britain's Arthur w. Gore ..._,;,--.__,__ ___._.__~----.....,;__.._ __...,;...._ _ .1 Motor Car Brol<ers -More Arrivals-- play matches over American NEW HEARING AID ·~. TECHNOLOGY · . ., AVAILABLE NOW! If you're embarraned and confuaed. by • recent loaa In h••rinl!· . the answer to, your problem ia likely til be the emulng t--Wa •· heerlng IIYitem by bernefon . · -The 3 YEAR WARRANTY . · Once you've heerd tha world through a barnaton. you'll·never : go back to eny other hearing aid . · .. ' . . . Te bernalon isa hearing •ld ayatem. Thereatarejuat pleln hur· .. •,no aids. ·u sA KO . INHEARIN 417 Second Mancll1kavaCatherine of Czechoslovakli r~be~t~weer~·~,888~an~d~l927~-----~::::::~::::::::~~:e=~=~~~==~~ Tanvler oi Ja!iOn Wright, . Mike . 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Back row, WeMh\y Howard, BID Brotben, Todd Powel, and . ~~Crooks. theln." - '"' ... WINNING AWARDS In the NBA (grades seven-nine) dlvllllolllll · the Melp Marauder BaaketbaD Camp are, from llle iett, SeaU 'Wllllamll (besl ·defenlive pla)oer), Mike _Bartr'uip (sport8nlanSidp ......d), BID . Brotben (one-oJioGIIe champion ou~g camper), and ChuCk PuiJius (louJ.shoollng champion). ' . aoo JDGR FLYER - Jbnmy Connon Dies aci'OII8 111e Number One Couri at Wimbledon Friday, lo retum a sliM trcm Marty Davis, during their Men'sSinlles,IJUd rowid match. Connors weatonlowln,64; f-7; (7~); &-3; &4. (AP Wirephoto). .,. Hobbs, ranked No. 471n !he world, \wn four doubles tltles last year but has yet tO make the grade In singles. Against Bassett, she dropped two ET·330 by Radio Shack Savegges · •ao · · . ~SCioto Downs : .~LUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The .toptllllesandmaresatSclotoDowns :headlined Friday racing. 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Kevin McR.eyno]jls ended Hor··_ baseball'smostpopularmascotand ton'sno-hitbldby·llnlnga.doubleotr . :; watch the P!!dres take on the St. the'left-tle.ld wallwtthtwowts l,nthe Louis Cardtnals. e~hth lnntng. The hit bar!!Jy eluded · • . Yet it was Horton, making just hls left fielder Lonnie Smith. ~ ., tourth major-league . start, who "I lost the ball wllen I jumped," ~ · attracted most oft he attention as tire . Smith said. "I beard It hit thew all." / . ~. roo~ .left-bander held .the Padres Said. St. Louis Manager Whitey • . hitless for 7 2-3 innings before Herzog~ '.-'U he'd caught It; It wOiild ':1fuishlng with a two-hitter in a~ .havebeenahelluvacatc.h.'' •• vlctocy. ... In other National League games, : • "He must ha•e been funny Montreal halted · Cincinnati 7-3, - tonight, but I don't re~ know · Atlanta topped New York 5-J, . ; beCause I had 'more Important PhlladelphlabeltedHouston7-2,Los ; things on my mtnd," Horton said. Angeles stung Chicago 7-1, and San • The 24-year-old hurler - to his Fnmcl.sco beat Pittsburgh~. •.• dlspleas!ll'!'-hadseenthedanclng Horton, 4-I , had all()Wedjustone : • bird before. • baserunner - a walk to Cannelo • "It's the first time I've las~ past Martinez on a 3-2 pitch tn the fifth ~ · the third Inning when the chicken ·before McReynolds belted a chan· : was In town," Horton said. r,I geup for the doub)e. · . '=, B«lroslan In 117 appearlllices.. g8!1ie shutout ot the season. Iledroslan raised his record to 5-5 ROllinsOn, 4.9,.struck out seven got ana D;lMie M~ got his .seventh the help of four plant doUble~. · save. · · the moSt they've turned In a game · .''I had to reach ' to hli It," .uprtslng by belting a . tJtree.rim McReynojds saJd, . · lxlmer, his tltth. Horton ~owed a pne-out shlgleto •· · WlnnerSteveCarJton,64,gaveup Alan Wiggins tn the ninth before seven hits through the first eight getttngTo!\)IG~obouncelntoa lnJdngs. He ll!ft the game when garne-endJNi: double play. Kevln Bass opened the ntnth with a Itonnle Smith delivered an RBI llneilrtve single off Carlton's Hght single In the first Inning off Eric ··shin. Theln.jurywasnotbellevedto Shaw, 8.5. l'heaircunals added two be serious. runs tn the fifth, and Lonnle Smith Carlton struck out 10, raising his and Ozzle Smith cracked ·run· all·t!ffie major leagu!!-leadtng total scoring singles tn the ~lxth. , to3,798. The victory was the~ of· Hort(ln, who struck.out Jive and his career, moving him past Eddie walked two, made an easy assessPlank Into second place on the ment ofthegi'une. · · aU-time llst of lett-handers behind "Idldn'tfeelanypressure.I'min .. WarrenSpahn' s363. the seventh or eighth lnnJng with a · · Braves 11, Meis3 no-hltter - whynoteq~<>ylt? " WlthLenBarkersklellnedwltha Phlllles7,Alitr062 • . tenderelbow,Atlal1taManagerJoe Philadelphia. spotted vi,sltlng Torre was tn need of a startlr!g Houston an early 1.0· lead before pltcheF - and Steve Bedrosian got exploding for six runs in the fourth the call. . lnntng. . Bedrosian, maklnghlsflrst'start Ozzle VIrgil's two,run homer, his of · the season after 'II relief lith, sparked the outpurst. Garry appearances, werit seven 4nnlngs MaddoxcrackedanRBislngleand andgaveUpfourhitsforthevictory.. Glenn WHson thim capped the It. was the sixth career ..$tart for The vi,sltlng Braves oulhlt the l'.tets J5.6, RalaeJ Ramlrez.hadfour this Year. Robinson~ jUSt 00 pitches. · · ·Rookie Dan.Giadden, plaYin& his ·· fdgames~betngrecalledtl> replace the Injured Jack Clark, bit ' his first home-run of the season 110!1 droVe In another run with ulogle. . ·. The start of the gamewasdela~ 57 minutes because of lhefallureota computer that controls the llghlil'a t San Francisco's Candlestick Parft. .It was the firs! tlme a game Wy delayed because of a light problem . , at Candlestick s_\Dce It opened'jrl starts the last two months of last The right-hander tossed a ftvehitter and retired the last 19 batters CINCINNATI (AP) - Charlie in a rrm to become the National Lea and . his Montreal Expos League'ssecond12-gamewtnner. Lea, 12-4, w~ted. anearlytwo-run : Montreal Expos ilrst ~ lead, but settled down after the third • · Pete Rolle credits Ids latest major- Inning and'dldn'talloWa baserunner : "teaguerecordtohlsabllltytoremaln the rest of the way to match St. t healthy over a 22-year career. . Louis' Joaquin Andujar at the • . Rose, 43, slll'piiS!II!Cl retired Bas- 12-victor:Y mark. : ton slugger Carl Yastrzemsld for " We scofed seven runs, and that : . mo8l career games Friday night was the trey tonight," Lea said. "I • • when he went 0-for-5 against his gave up the three run.S, but the guys ;. tonner teammates, the cmclimad kept atltandgotfourbi!Ck. It'seasy ; ; Reds. It was his 3,:109th career to pitch when you've got a four-run ~: game. lead. , "I've been veey fortunate ID stay "We re~ blew It · oqt tonight. : away from lnjuries,"Ro!lesald. "All Everybody was having fun swing· : I've ever been ooncemed with Is 1ng the bat- except me." • being a eot Went, durable pljl.yer." Dave Parker belted a curveball ; • Rose said he had no ~peclal for his sixth homer and a 1.0 lead in . • • thoughls about the record, but said . ~ second Inning for Reds starter : ll's 'special to top the ma,lor-league Price. But the left-bander failed :; list In a cateplry. to make It to the mound for the third • teammates llanded out a 7-3 beating inning because of stiffness In his left ~ Friday night to a Cincinnati Reds shoulder. A shoulder problem last : · team that was already beat up. · year allowed Price to make just two . season. "I don't feel that bad but after last year, I'm not going to take any chances," Price said. On came reliever Bob Owchtnko to give up a lead-off double to Toey Scott In the third, A walk to Tlm Raines and a single by Gary Carter loaded the bases. and Owchtnko walked Tlm Wallach to force in a run. Argents Salazar added a twO\run single. The Reds tied it in the third on Dave Concepcion's sacriflce fiyand Parker's RBI single, but Lea shut the door and Scott - signed Friday by Montreal - broke the tle with a siXth-inning double offBW Scherrer, 1-1. Wallach belb!datwo-runbomer, . his 12th, In the &eventh, and Derrel Thomas singled home a run in the ninth. . Reds center fielder Eddie Milner also had to leave the game in the third tnntng because he felt m, givlngManagerVernRllppconcem · about his roster. ·. "We are pretty well beat up," Rapp said. • · Lea's perfect pitching added to Rapp's misery. Lea had a talk with hlmselfaftertheshakythlrdlnntng, "After the third lnnJng out. I told and got himself straightened lllYi!l'lf to start " your~ business!'~ ~----~~~ "I PEl IUDISOit BRAKE FLU~D Delroi t Toronto Baltlmon.> "'""" M!Jwaulwfo NPW York .. ll oil(! of thn4e nights when I was able to listen to myself and do it." It's the, earliest that a Montreal pitcher has won 12 games, Steve Rogers held the previous club quickness mar~ by earning his 12th victory on July 41ast year. . . . "He's already won 121 and we're not at the halfWay - point yet," catcher Gary Carter marveled. "I would say he's got a pretty goodshot at 20vlctorles, and hemlghtevenget to the 25-vlctory plateau .. 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Rookie Orel Hershlser, :M, scat· tered nine hits and struck out eight as Los Ni&f1es saddled Chicago's ruck SutcJJl'fewlthhisflrstlosSNLin threedeclslonsslncebetngacqulred iilap-ac!ewlthCieveland. · · • · Steve Sax Jceyed the Dodger attackwithapalroftrlples.Heled offthegamewltha triple and then 19ro. stoleholne.aspartofadoubk'steal r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-~-~ after R.J. ReynQJds had walked. • Sax tripled h6ine tWo runs in the fourth and Los Angeles c~ fonner Dodger Sutclttre with three more runs In the fifth. GlantaS,PiratesO Jeff Robinson pitched a five-hitter for San Francisco's tlrst complete- _• ~ Montr.eal beats Cincinnati, Pete· Rose ·sets mark 'B y JOE KAY AP Sports Writer ,, Hortoll tops . Padres 5-0 on··two-hitter ·.- "WfiWE IT .IGHT" Silver ·Bridge Plaza . , Phone 446-9335 Bill Kelly Manager . �' . J • ' · Pamw~r:. Mlddlilplllt GciHipCIIis, Ohio ,_,, Plecnant, W. Vo. •• Page C.&-The Sunday Tilnft-Sef'llinel • 0 {_ ~Mariners · in ~~3 ..Victory over Bosox; .·Indi~ns nip Range~~ . · . , ·. ByiiERSCJIEL~N ~mer. a tle-lire&ldng shot In the Adllellcd,Bme.Jipl 8l'OU!Id.lt IIOtJdha, we're aolnito 'wbmlng run. Pave Tolik \valllljd 1'111!1 tJun Mel Hall, Jerey·~ · · •AP Sparta WrMer . . ninth lru)lng .. off Pete Filson,. ·,Joe Morgan singled home Rickey have some flu\." · ' .1eny WUI4rd Jeet11i!e ql1 the 13th and Mike H!lrgrove. 'lllorn1al. . . 'IbedlstancetrornLynn,Mass.,to powered thengers to thelrvictocy - Helldeuou With the w1!m1ni' nm In Y•k e1t . andptnch·nmner:JoeCarterwentto and.Willard blt!,XIII&eCIItlve~ . Boston Isn't very tar as the crow · In the nightcap. Ruppert Jones.aJ)d . theefgbth Inning. Henderson led off · WWie WU.OU drove In two runs third when aeorp Vukolllc!l In tile lbrth ~ 'Iborntl*la wu flies. But as the baseball flies, It's Chet Lemon also homered tor . the eighth With a single off Dave wtthapalralslnglesandBudBlack slngled. J~thi!nrlppedaslnllle biJ.l8thdt.)leseuon,slxlblnhlllaat . much farther from the Class AA Detroit, while Torn Bnmansky and stleb, stole his :lith base &lid moved cunlllned With Dan Qld8enberry 011 · between third base and sbort.stop. . . Six game~ ijnd 12UIIn the ~ of Eastern League to Fenway Park Tim. Laudner 11omerec1 for the . to third on an Infield out by Dwayne a IJur.bltter, Black llandcuffed the Andre Thornton hit Ml homers June. Buddy BeU and Pete 0 a1er1 ... and the majors. · Twins. Minnesota tOQk the opener MU!llhY. Morgan folloWI!d With the Yankees on me hit until the seventh · for Cleveland, which also iot home . connected for Texas, Two years ago, third baseman With the help of a two.run boQier by ~winning hit. Oakland'f Mike\ . lnnll'lgWhen iookle BpanDayett hit r-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~=aioiiiiiiiiii...,... '·· >·:Jim Presley and !lest baseman AndreDavld,whobeclimethe50th Heathhomeredlnthe.fltthlnplngto a two-nm heme!'. Wllsoll singled · _; :t\JvtnDavlswerepoundlnglheball player!nhlstorytohorneron hlsfirst tleltl·LWillnlnipltcherRaYBurrls home nins alf Phil Nlekro-ln the 1''for nearby Lynn.Now, the fellow major-league at-bat. He,.teOO ott 011 alloWl!d five hlts over seven~ third and fltth lnnJn&s and Den :" '1-ooklesarealargepartoftheSeattle Detroit ace Jack Morris. The spllt and Bill C&udlll pitched the last two SlaUgbt deHvered !I ~lases-loaded . Mariners' future. · .. ena!)ledtheTtgerstotlo9stthelrll!ad . lru)lngsfor his 16th save. • sact1tlcet1Yslxthforwbatproveclto ' ' And the futuremay notbetootar In the American League East to10 1 · "It (theAl. West race) looks like he the wiJu!lng· run. •Qulsenbeny ".:. away If they keep hitting. Presley games over Toronto. It's going to be adogflghttotheend cameonwtthoneoutlnthenlnthand 1 ~·. belted his first major-league horner and It looks like we're preparing · jlo6ted hl8 m 8ave, tops In the ::• ·iln(!Davlsdellveredatwo-runslngle Minnesota's victOljl In the first • ourselves to be part of It/' said majors. .. ·In the seventh Inning Friday night, game snapped an ll·game wlnnlng Oakland Manager Jackie Moore. "I IIMINw 13, Jtu!&a's u rallying the Mariners to a 5-3 victory streak against the Twins by Morris, have to give my guys credit. They Brook Jacoby slDgled through a over the Boston Red Sox. 12-4, 'who hadn't lost to ~ since just kf:pt battling back. We've lost drawn·In lnlleld With nOne out In the "I suppose the horner Is a thrill, Sept. 6, 198l. "I was excited," sald sarnetougb ballgalnes, ootthey just · bottim of the 13th 1nn1ne for the i buUguessltreallyhasn'tdawnedon . the 26-year-old David, who _signed ,....:com:::.:::e:...:ba:=ck:..the:::.=nex::rt::..day:::::..:all::d:...:turn:::.::::.::lt;_.,.._ _ _ ___;;;_.,.._ _ _~-i me yet," said Presley, who was · wlththeTwlnsln1!8landjolnedthe State Fann offers modem, com~e prqtection. The called up' from the minors ,last team last Saturday. "Idon'tlmow,I coat ls tow ,lind the service ls last. Ask one of your weekend and has two doubles, a ean't explain the feeling. I don't neighbors, then glytj !De a caH. lliple and his homer to go With a .DJ know who was more excited, me or Monday lt!ru Frldly CAROLL SNOWDEN. batting average In slx games. "In the rest of the guys. . , 9AMto9 PM I 411hc..,..Ave. this ball park, you just )lave to get a , "This Is Uke a dream . . You Saturday 9 AM to s PM O•lllpells, Oh. pitch you can dl:lve. The first tw<i wouldn't ' even Imagine . trying a Phone 446-42f0 WALK lh Of' C.AL.L '011 times · up I missed a couple of · thing like that I wasn't nervous so H-446-4511 AN APPOIN lt.t£NT "· fastballs. Thenigotoneupandihlflt much as just overcome by the "' hard." situation. You know, 44,<m tans In 446~9510 Stale Fann MuUII ~ ' In other American League the stadlwn and racing the best Au--eoin!>oriY ' . games, Detroit beat Minnesota 7·5 pltcherlntheArnerlcanLeague." Homo Offlc:4ioBlooii•ogtoo,- " A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN" -'-: after dropping the opener of . a .Brewers 1, AnceJ!IO· twl-nlght double-header 5-3, Mil· RlckMannlngdrovelnthegame's .,_a, Ever wonder . 11 you have··. the lllsuruce protecdoo you oeecl for_your car? ACROSS ~rHE ,...r·l•\tt fJ • ...r I~~~~~~~::~::::::::::====~~==~:-:---~;;;;=--:-~;:~-:::;;;:-':~~;;-:-- >... .wauki!e nipped C&Ufornta 1-0, Chi· cago edged ~tlmore 2·1, Oakland .. onlynmwtthanetghth.fonlngslngle and Moose Haas, with last-oot help (_ from RoWe Fingers, hurled a flve,hltter to Olitduel Calltornta roolde Ron Romanlck.Ted Slm· riJOns opimed the Brewers' eighth with a slngle and plnch·1'UIInel' · Charlle Moore was sacrificed to second by Jim Sulldherg and advanced to third on Ed Romero's deEp fly. Manning then stroked a single to left for the run. White Sox 2, Olioles 1 .Rfchard Dotson hurled ·a threehitter for his lOth victory and Ron Kittle hit his 18th homer. The White Sox scored the wfnn!ng ;:run off Dennis Martlne'lln the bottom of the fourth when Greg Walker. led off ::· shaded Toronto 2-1, l<ansas CitY ..-squeaked past New York 3-2 and ·• Cleveland outslugged Texas 13-121n , " JJ Innings. · Seattle trailed 3·1 when Presley homered over the high screen atop !1. the 37-foot wau In left-center. With . <·two out, Spike Owen walked and " ·went to third . on Jack Perconte's " ·single. Barry Bonnell walked to flll the bases and Davis singled off loser •. >.Bobby Ojeda to S!:Qre Owen and :. : l"erconte. AI Cowens homered for • .. Seattle's first nm and the Mariners ; ··picked up an Insurance ··IWI In the ninth on a wUd pitch t>Y Steve . o, Crawford. . .. Seattle starter Ed Vande Berg '" allowect seve~ hits, lncludlng Mike Easler's 13th horner, In 6 2-31nnlngs hefore leaving With .a bllster on his pitching hand. vande Berg ended.a personal five-game losing streak With relief help from Salome · ·• ·Barojas. ,.., : Twins 5-5, Tlgers:l-7 .,_. Kirk Gibson's second two-run .. ~ ' . ' -· S-ALE wlthas~andKittlewalked.The ~ n 111M t-4:8 p.m. Open Swim " : ...r.fuly ~Closed ................. ...... .... ...... : ......... . . ~ .. .:..... ..... .......... ~Noan-1 p.m. Fitness Swtm · , 1-3 p.m. Open Swim l , ' &8 p.m. Open Swim , " Ju'Jy ' a-~ · ............................................... .......................Ciooed ' July · . l :.~.~ ~ s ~ Noon-ts· s~ C::: Closed .......... .................................................. ............. ... The foJmer owner of this Skyhawk was sci pleased 'that she bought new· '84 Skyhawk. This trade-in features automatic trans., air cond., pow~r steering and a low 14,600 ~ctual . . miles. 6-8 p.m. Open Swim ,.. July 6 6-8 p.m. open Recreation ...... ..... ....... ...... .......... ............ Noon-1 p.m . Fltneu Swim , 1-3 p.m. Open Swim • '. &8 p.m. Open Swim ;,,~July 7 1·3 p.m. Opeon Recreation ...... . .... ..... ... ... :.......... ..... ....... .1-3 p.m . Open Swlm · ' • July 8 Closed .. ............ .... .... .... .............. ......... ......, ..... ..... ............. .!.:!p.m. Open Swim &8 p.m. Open Swim " j4 Sports · briefs.~; , . I course. GENERAL . · !l McConnlck, NEW YORK (AP) - Patricia a tour-time Olympic American record In the finals of the women's ZXJ.meter Individual med· ley at tl!e U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials. Stephenson in tie . ·for place SWIMMING I. iNDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Tracy C&ulklns of Nashville, Tenn., set an . : Played SatQrday ; ! GAU"IPOUS - Regular season 1face champion VInton was scheduled to Bidwell In the champlonshlp 1 ~ game of the f ,, :era. . problem<~Sshemovedlntoastx-way ·tie: for first place In the $3Xl,lnl LPGA L!ldy Keystone Open, Stephenson sank putts of 15, 8 and 5 feet for bk:dles ob the first three holes Friday and tlnlshed the round wtth :on-footer. She scored a 4-under·par 68, a . ~!"t~ .,~7~. ~~e • ~J 1984 Ohio Valley Pee filllster alld.19Ann Washamatcpthe ; Wee Tournament Saturday at : Ches!J.lre. . . 1 To get there, VInton edged Green · , 9-8 and .Bldwel1 bombed H81U1811 • Trace 19-1 Thursday. . On Thesday, VInton. defeated j Southwestern. Green beat ' ¥d&vlllt 1.2-9 and Hannan n-ace ' trimmed Clay 1.2-2. ; In "B" Division action, Adclavllle :..nppoo Bidwell 18-10 and Green beat -AddavllleJ.3.7. leader board In the 54-hole tournament. . . . Patty Sheehan, the leadlngmoney · wfm1er on the Ladles Profelslonal Golf APOclatloD tour, and Denise Streblg, were tied for second, one stroke behind the leaders. SteplleniCXI, bidding fi:Jr an WIPII!CI!dellted thlrd.:atralght Lady Keystone IItle, fin......, With five birdies at the 6,388-yard Weet · Courseal~~~try~b. ~ ' We sold it new and have ta.ken care of it since! It features tilt .wheel •.cruise, 60/40 interipr,power windows, AM·FM cas· sette and much TLC. The cleanest one we'.ve seen! Here's another local Pontiac n featuring low mles, tilt wheel, cruise, rear defroster special two-tone paint. Family · sized lor your vacation pleasure! ------~-t· ,, .. I • ' ; • . • .. : • 1977 OLDS DELTA 88 Good.solid transportation. ' . BARGAIN $24.75. 1977 PONTIAC CATALINA ·' . Inspe_cti•on ''.;, . · po'II·cy_ !, ·~. ·: _~ change _- _ · ··· proposed ·~,. ;<.: r' tJoo • : I. ' l.'"' "; ' .~ ...~... i ~ ,\: ' I' lo. ... • 40 • '· • " -.,.... ~· ; f' ....... . t .. ..' . ;• .. :.. · .. ' · .j U.S,. agr.ees to discuss spa~e .. weapon ban· if Soviets Will :~; resume nuclear arms talks :'.i=· ·' ....... . "'· · N . ' (AP) .;_ Of11. COLUMBUS, Ohio clals considering chaoglng the city's building Inspection policy after three ,people were Injured Thursday When the cornlce of doWntown building ten . CwTently, thecltyinspectsdowric · town buildings only after a com· plaint But Charles Wenner, a elty bulldlng reguladon administrator, 1181d his otflce and the Safety Division are drafting a report that may cllange that policy. City otflcllils also said they would consider whether to require land· lonls to Inspect .building COI'IIIces are : a • - talks. 1978' OlD CUTLASS SUPREME Needs reconditioning . $3244 .. 1978 .DODGE DIPLOr.tAT 1976· GRAND PRIX 4 Or., rugged, body solid. • $1428 $1l5 \ $70.0 1975 SKYHAWK ; .. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - The valve . • :fallute that aborted the launch of space shuttle . ; Dl8covery remains a P!J221e, so NASA has decided to : replace .the entire ' e tbe second swap-Qf '• J!OWI!Ill~ts 1n a ' .!" · Tile engine one · three on the shuttle, Will he :;:dl8connected ~. weekend and wtlllle removed ~ . and replaced Mo . ·~ "Baaed on Inconclusive · trooble-shootlng ; .efforts, and after comparison of the workloads ·:· !nwlved, shuttle have decided 11 would be ·· :!· In W~ Europe. Moscow has repeatedly said 11. Will not return to the talks untU the; mlssUes are removed. For more 1than a decade~ the Pentagon says, the Soviets have deployed an antl-:118te1Ute (ASAT) weapon fired from atcp a large mlssUe: ·,. . Robert C. McFarlmle. the presldent's national security adviser, outlined the admlnlstratloD poSition to reporters Friday 5eVI)l'al hburs after the Soviet Union proposed qienlng talkS ·ill VIenna In September on ·banning spat£tbased anti-satellite weapons. · While McFarlane appeared to · link the separate matters of space •»eapons and nuclear.arms talkl;, a senior admlnlstratloit oftlclal ·said tlie United States would bewlllliJg to attend the session even tf the Kreriilln won't discuss . atomic weapons. . The tense state of U.S.·Soviet relations, an eJectlon·yNrworryfor Reagan, worsened after the Soviets , walked out of nuclear anns talks last Decemher to protest ttte U.S. deployment of neW '!liCJear miSS~ ~. However, ~an told a JUDe·~ news ronterence that he -had ~ slammed the door on the after. · The Soviet (xoposai Friday wu. flratertort to~ a dellnlte tf,litf andpaceforsuch~. ,; ::· , The offlclal, speaklltg . OJ! ~ · · ' condition that he remain ~ ous, said the United ,Statel II aut unwllllng to accept a ~ tlnited States has conducted. slve ban, .bill feels there are lll'fllli · successful tes~ of a fannore . where antl-sateiUte negotla,lb1J • tlcated ASAT; In which a, Could lead to a "fruitful~." · small, three-sfa&e rocket 1$ carried , : ;,. aloft by a hlgh-tlying F-15 jet. The Ask!ld U the United Statei 'WID Air Force has set a Novemhtr date Umlt the agenda to ASA;ra, · Gli: !or Its first teats of the U.S. ASA'F oftlclal said the agalnSt a taf&1et In space. Intends to talk about nuclear amlil · Both superpowers rely heavUy on redtu;tlons as weu. • .• . ·. sat.eWtes for surveillance, commun· "At the meeting, the Soviet lcations, and, early warning of may raise wbat It wishes.· t i attack. · United States will as well, and·· . ~t leader Konslantln Cber· · 1tope for a fruitful exCil'aftle In bodi , nenko p1oposed talks aimed at . areas." ·· ·.-· •.., ... ·" ·v banning _space weapons several But he aclatowleclged that MQJweeksago,butthel!nitedStateshas cw has been unrecepllve , !p • malntalnedltwouldbelrnposslbleto ' piqlOIIais , for resuming mrlear completely verify such a ban, a,rms talks. · · • :: . = admlnlatra- u..- 'Delegates call for . 'no first use' · COti.JMBus, Ohio (AP) - DeleDr. iteJen C&ldlrrA, the pedetrl-. ·gates .to the Unitarian UnlversaHst· clan who Is form£1" preslcii!Dt of the A!P!CiatfoD General Assembly antl·nuclear gnup Pltyslclans for wted.f'rlday lnfa'*'alal'l!lfllutloD. Social Respooslbillty, told the as· asldJig Ptesldent Reagan to pledge liBitbly that Americans need to step that the Uiuted States would not · their pre-nuclear em thinking and Initiate use of nicclear weapons In a get lnvolVedlmrnedlatelylnpoUtlcs.. "'!be way you practice medicine war. The l,:nl delegates also voted to In the nuclear age Is pOutlcs,'' she · ask members of the assOciation to sald; explaining that she and her work for legfSlatton .ehsurlng that ' husband have sold thell' home and hazardouswastelsdls~oflnthe gone on the mad to urge partlcipa· · ·safest possible way. lion In the November election, which In addition, the assembly caUed shecalllida "referendwnonthetate for stronger legislation on · the of the earth." federal, provlnclal, state and local She sald congressional electlons levels to Improve family Income, were more Important than the race provide affordAble and healthful for the presldency because Coo· child care, prevent child abuse, and gress votes the money to build three · allevta'te· .the effects of family to 10 nuclear bonibs a day., violence where It exists. She said President Reagan told . • . .. - . . ... i ' • her he believed B-52bornbendldnilt carry twclear weapons, and tluiit when his daugbter, Patti, said • . had a Pentagon doctimellt .tll8t lndlcated otherwise, Reagan rep- • lled, n~t's a forgery. Ms. Caldlcott said an American It . Psychiatric A~latlon sti!I!Y, ' showed that "75 per cent or our chlldien think they won't gt'OW'ilp,'-' · Site said her !!D-year-old daugllter told her two years ago, "'Mommy;I don't think I'll liver have baby,' and She loves babies.·· Noting that American strategic pollcy In envisJonlr-. a "llrnlted nuclear war al · Bile months," she said the Soviet Uilbl does not believe ill the <.'OllCept itt' ·. llrnlt!ngnuclearwar. Co!Jsequenily, "war is obsolete/' she said. . :. , a EuroPe Pliis over 75 new Buicks & Pontiacs in Stock See Harland Wood, .B~rieldet, . ' statement Friday. : The statement said It did not koowwhat Impact the engine change wwld have on a new launch date for Discovery, "oot the estimate of a rnld.July launch Is still valid." Some officials saki July 18 Is the earilest pOssible date. ThereplacementenglnehadbeenDiswvery'sNo.1 · poweiplant until a a month ·ago, when engineers . Jim Cochran or Greg Smith · discovered a loose thermal shield on o~ of Its tile! pumps. That engine was replaced by one borrowed from space shuttle Challenger. The thennal shield has been repaired and the original engine Is ready for .use again. . . Technldans have been unable to duplicate the valve failure that aborted Tuesday's launch justfour seconds before Discovery and a six-person crew were , · to lltt o_tf on the shuttle's malden fllght. ~· . Dm1nganengtnelgnltlonslmutatlonThursday;the . englrie controUer, circuits, hydraulic actuator and valve all operatro normally, NASA said. : Technlclans Friday subJected.thevalve'sh:ydraulle actuator system to a series or tests to see how weD il ~ to COlilinai)ds. They also conducte4 electrical contb\ulty tests and measurements .:b! varklus cables, but found no probleins. -:- • The only unusual Item found was a tiny foreid noll·melalllc particle In one of thecontrollcr caiJit COJII1€Ctors. NASA said It was being aJllliy2li!d. • · The valve wtU he sent to Its manufacturer, HK. Textron, Valerlcla, Calif., .for extensive ana]Ysls. :' ; ~: .· /',_.·.--+-....--Ohio .briefs: E ...; rs to meet ' COLUMBUS ( ) ~Legislative leaders fnin Ohio and 14 other Great l.lke& and rem states are to attend aconfl'rence In New York ·City 6-7 to ui!k about paying for costly repairs to highways, b arid sewers. . . Senate Pres t Harry Meshel, !).Youngstown. organlz.ed the conference on lnftastructure !lnanclilg problems under the auspices , of llie CouncU ofSiate Governments. Meshells first vice president of the .DemiJ!:ratlc State Legislative Leaders Caucus. "An estimate on costS to update our lnfl'ast:ructure In 01110 alone • 'J approaches $15 iluuon. nus l!ICludes opera!~] and maintenance : t needs for highways and brtdges, sewer collection 8nd treafmmt ; • backlog oeeds, and pubut.water and sewer Improvements," Mesllel •• said •• Friday.. . .• . • "OUr coinm ties are growing older and with a dlmlnlshqt tax . . •' • •• ;' ~Jec~. ~~~~lfflcuJt to finance these expensive lmp~t Meshel ~the confemtce would let legislative ~ders addressing theftnancllngprobtemsancldlscusstnnovattveprogramsforsolv . : them. ··.; • • ' more' elDcleill to remove and replace the entire engine ... than It would be to replace an unknown numhtr of engine components,'' · NASA said In a .. ' ONLY ' . . WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres!· dent Reagan has accepted a Soviet . piopc:wal to discuss bannln'g space weapoos If Moscow agrees to diJcuJa resuming twclear anns • :; • • ' $2688· ,Super work car. - 1979 MERCURY COUGAR- 1978 LTD W~GON : ... , ' !;NASA tO -replace Disc~very's entire engine \] x. YACHI'ING : gold rnedallst In diving and Suzanne • Lnglen, six-time winner of the '. l Wimbledon tennis tournament, ' were Inducted Into the Women's ·1 Sports Hall of Fame. f~t .the others lndl!cted were Elea· , nora Randolph Sears, a champion . , HERSHEY, Pa; (AP)- Defend1athlete In squash, tennis, horseback Ing champion Jan Stepllenson hlls : iidlng, polo and , yachting, and blamed a putling slump ror keeping • Marion l.adewlg, a champion her off the LPGA wlnnei's llst this · . ; bowler. year, oot slie Showed no signs of a I ont1ac · ran C&ulklns won the ' eVent In 2 mlnute!i• l2· 78 seconds, .91 seconds better than than the reCOrd she set In Jamuary 198l. HAMILTON, Bennuda ~ AP) Merry Thought, skippered by Jjick King, won the Interna tiona! Ocean . Racing class portion·of the sall race from-Newport, R.I., to Bermuda. Palnir, a Class B yacht skippered by Francis Curren Jr. or Connect!· cut, won the MHSoverall division In 3: lli: 59.10. : COIICI'fte-' •" ;,.. • ---------------~- .,.,,, By'ibe!l--'l"e«'Press ~; ,. ; _ GOLF . eo OAKVILLE, Ontario (APl :.Defending champlcn Jolu! Cook birdied three of hlslastflve holes for " .a·ffi and tied rookie Corey Pavln for •·the·early second· round lea(! In tJ;Je $525,000 Canadian Open golf :tournament. Cook and Pavln reached the tournarnent halfway point wtth 140 tOtals, 4 under par for two trips over f'the7,102.yardGlenAbbeyGolfctub : mum ~Cetller location~~ . oofAO!ng calls to Ma~r Dana Rinehart's • hotllne Friday. . . . -UN!& Robison, an operator at the • hotllne, said many of the callers • urged the city to ajlopt a regular ; OOildlng Inspection' poljcy. Other • callers ~tered fears about the ; safety QfOOildlngs In their oejgl!bor• hoods, Sheli81d. . . • .. "People are vecy upset that this • !)as' happened," Ms. Robison sa!cl. . Tile collapse occurred about 2:45 : p.m. at the flve-stwy Nitschke .Bulldlng a block north 0t the Olllo Statehouse . . : The cornlce atcp ' tlie :t8 '""' elllll , • 3~1'!1Y 1111111,..., t pluogeil to the sldew~ seriously Injuring 11Jree people Including a ' cltycouncllmaD. . ··. ·Tile councllrnan, ,Ben EsPY, 40, , llad his right leg ampUtated and is :. listed In sertous colldltlj>li at Mt. Cannel Medical Centec. .Also In· •,luted Wl're Carolyn Mitchell, 33, In •l !IBtisfactory condition at University \ Hospitals With broken legs; and . '· • Horace Jackson, :ll,ln fair condition -:' at Grant Hospltalo after doctors · CLEARING THE REST - ColumiJ., OWo Jlreii&M.mi.work oo• ampUtatedpartofhlsleftfoot. freetqlbe remaiDder of a 0\a' DC on· a dowDtowll ~, Nell.Mills, assistant fire chief In "'•Mac after pari of It MII•P""" 'l'llar8dq ad - · lioJurla« at least <chargle of ar.e1geucy services, said tine peu..e lllld opftHnc -~ _..,.tile 11reet to the aext liclewalk. · .; ageandheatapparentlycausedthe (AJ: 'mrpbotO).· . : . .'cnJiapse. ' 1 .. homered In the secoDd Baltimore's Mike a fOurth·lnnlng honllei'.'Chk!agll• first.( baseman Tom ?aclorek suffered broke!l hand when he was by a the first Inning. .: ............ .... ...... ... ... ......... .. ... .... ......... ... ........ .... . Nooo·;~-~~~== • • ' ' ' This year's tour-day E'\ll!l!t begins JUly 8. annuaUy. · The collapse ~ted a flurry a! • • I>ATE - GYMNASIUM ' . POOL ! ' July I CIQoed ....................................... ...... .. ... ... ............... .. .. .......... 1-3 p.m . ~ ~::m ,, .. 6-8 p.m . ...,~, m ,,~ July 2 Closed • · . . relmbuiserne,tt for travel to and tnm the resort. . - utlllttes to pick ~P golf fees and other rea~tloilal The five-member Ohio cornmiasloD has cOnieunder. . In ildd!Uon, taxpayers Will . pick up the $100 • expenses, . · ' nre for !IWimmlng, tllhlng and goltlnjr at the state's regtstraUon .tee for Greer, Comrnlssloner Ot!s C&sto Casto said halt of each day Is spent In nll!.ltfll&t quil conductlni thctr J'ellionall:onterence at The expe!UI!! during the aDDiaal confi!reDCe, and PSC Chalnnan Dan McDon,ald, wlio also 1s the llstenlng to national speakers, while the otla" bill!.fJ Greenbrier l'?!IOrt, -a W.!!St VIrginia oJilclal said .. "'lbere havti been ito majot ~. except In outadng president of the Great I.akeS Conferellce. free time. '}'!Die regulated by the udUty ID!lllllll!dDFrldliy. .· . ' · · Ohio, where li?'Y'I!I"al newsplapen have really COOle Greer said the total bill to the state for him and t!!'S lDI'II!tllhes attend the meetlnp to help lelm Jmw, Tile Greet Lakes Conference of Pul1llc titUity dowil .hai'd on that commls&lon,•• Greer said. Casto proba'tlly wtll ~ from $1,!n) to $1,!!00. He · · the regulatory ~les operate, Casto said.. · ; · Comm,lslionera, consl.itln& of utUity I'I!IJIIlatora from . "As !I result, ~pl&n tilmovetheeonterencie_outof _· said the. conference probably Will pay McDoi1ald's . ::.Qther. than wlllt we charge to the state, I pay fi:Jr the_ llmll! Eastern &tates, Will be iieid at '1lle Greenbrier atter thll year. After that, thougll, lt expe!1,9eS because he Is tHe preili:Je!IC .. .-everything else rny~~elf. My wnsc1eace II clelr, 'i the ilext TIIOIIth oot wm be COIIducted wtll be moVed ~from state to state." . The 01110 utWtles ctliunlsstcn haS been 'crttlelz.ed Casto said. "Actually, (the confl!lmce) llll't tb8l · here starting next year, West VIrginia PubUc . Greer said tlleroomandmealratels$127anlghtfor for holX1obblna' at Tile G11!?nbrter With the ut!Uty much!lfanexpensetothestatewllenltCOI,III!!Idowii~ ~~~~~.:l!! Commissioner Mk:hael Greer said. , each of the thret! West VIrginia cornn1lssloners, plus · - officials they regulate, In many cases allowing the II." , .-;; . • WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (AP) : Crltlclam of lavllh living oo the part or Ohio's Public UtiUtlel Cc:IMdsslon hal cau&ed litlllty regUlatOrs to . .t Smith.'s Classic ' .. .move ·confererice ~ runners advanced on Mike Squires' Infield out and Walker scqred on a w..k oe daiJ t .State/ · atiollal • . • ., ' : ; ~ : • • ' : ~ gave ' WASHINGI'ON (AP) -Robert Ma·-·....,,· ~·~~ director of the Ohio EnvlrorunentalProtectlonAgency, sayshehaswrlttentheU.S.EPA outlining a schedule for setting up automobUe emissions Inspection programs In Cleveland and Cincinnati. Maynl!r'd sa,ld that tf auto Inspection progams are not set up for the two dties, the U.S. EPA can InVoke sanctions under the Clean Air Act to cut off highway fUnds . . · · He saJd that could result In the loss of $«kl mUUoq ln.Cleveland and $122 mUIIon bt Cincinnati over the next three years. The u. s. EPA says ozone emissions In ,the Cincinnati and Cleveland metropOUtan areas have exceeded standards. · · · ·· Last March 28, the U.~ EPA gave Gov. Rlchatd Celeste 00 days to su'-'t ~ . program~ In the two cities. The I"'" a plan for auto ~ delldllne was later extended to July 1. · COLUMBUS (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste has appointed sarah H1,1tson, 15, or Dennison, asarnemheroftheOhlo RecoveryCouncU, . She Will ftll the term ol Jaoet Frazier of Marietta, who resignEd. Paul~. councU director, sald Ms. 'Hutson's aJlllOiiltmenf refiects Celeste's conunltmen~ "to hearing the view of Yl)lll1ger ' Ohioans·, particularly In this most Important area of the recoVery from the abuse of alcohol or other drugs." , Ms. Hutson has attended the Teenage Institute on the Alxlse of · Alcohol or Other Drugs~ · t , ,. LANCASTER (AP) ·- BEr.i.Anu: (APl ~ A federal Judge the Imperlal Glass company a two-~ extension of ll!lliquldatton deadline. ,. . Imperlai ~mey Nick cavalier! saki the extenSion granted Fl1day by J Robert Duncan alloWa the cun~ lO staY under fl!deral r 11 n.11es for two more weeks. ~rll ta the part~ t . fl!deral p!cy Jaw that establishes guldllnes for companies to reorglllll2e. , . . • , a l U tile cannot rheet reorganlzatloD _guidelines by the end t al tile It Will apln face liquidation. '• 1 • tile manufacture~" a1 handcrafted glass In the Ohio c~ June 15. 1be plant once empkJyed aboUt ~people. ~ iut 'Celeste makes counf:il 'appointnient Arson o"icial 'J J ' F'·'-eld ty' Prosecutor David """ Landefeld Says 111: Will not call a speclal grand jury to Investigate allegationS that Sheriff James Peck. Is Involved In corrupttcn. Peck. askied for a grand jury lnvestlgafun after publlshed reports e · oun . earUerthlsmooththathe~tl!llprotectlonmooeyflunganiblers ror ~ r, 1 , :. l" • by fi~e ~clence. Prison o!flclals said no Inmates were hurt or escaped during the fire at the south end of the CCI ccrt1plex across Ohlo 104 from the ' \ main prison. The highway was closed during the fire. · and drug dealers 1n the CilWCY'. Peck denied the accusations. " Landefeldsaldhedeckledlberewasnoneedtocallaspeclalgrand jury afte!' he met fast Wednesday With federal law oftlcjals. Landefeld said tbose~.were conlldentlal, and hewol,lidnot d!scloae $PI!CiftC ln!Qnn&tlon. · · . • When Peck called the Investigation, Landefeld said he was not sure what a·loraliDIII!fl!:lgation could accunpllsh If Peck was under leder8l lnvestlptlon. 'tile Columbus Dispatch earlk!r reported a lederal grand jury wu lnvestlgatlng Peck. ' . PecJt· laid Landefeld's decision suggests a lack of credible wlt.nmaee or evidence. st~mped ,· ., CHILLICOTHE (AP) -A state arson offlclal was stumped by a • : fire that destro:. :'Clan honor dining room and recreation bulldlng at • the Chlllicothe Correctional Institute. . ' ' • · Prison supertntendent Arthur Tate Jr. said Friday the Inspector • couldn't find what caused the blaze. ·Officials suspect the cailse was electrical, he said, oo t the IntensitY of the names tluit raged for hours destroyed any conclusive No special grand jury phznneq · .: J·.~· ,I"'e ~-ants extension 0~ · . . ' OEPA outlines emission program • ' . Judges to meet with Celebrezze · 'COLUMBUS (AP) -Municipal', county and common Pleas Judges from Ohio's lOth Appellate Dlstrlct, made up of Franklin County Will .: ' meet With Oljlo Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank D. Celetx'ezzi: . Tuesday. ' . ~ 11)e sesstcn at the Supreme Court IS part of Celebre-z:zi!'s almua1 tour of Ohio's 12 appeals court d)sllicts. The tour ends JUly 9 1n , 'Toledo. . · . !~ "~~----~------~~----------------~--------~----~----~ ~ . . . . . ._~ f' I. " ., , ' I' ...,. : • •• ' ' �. ' " . . ' <;';/ ~2-The Su~day Times-Sentinel Pome • leport-Gallipalil, <»tio-PDint Pleasant, W. ·va. ••• I July I, 1984 Ohio-l'alnt Plea-', W. Va. - - Mason Couqty briefs:----- - -,--'-· ---.:.........., Corrupt Red leaders . . ,.... r.::-_. lOSf:J.O · bs ;n. · re•nu'bl,' ics '. ' , . - Charges. against tWo dismissed POINT PLEASANT .,.. Charges against two Mason County men have been dismissed ln separate cases, r.'tason County Prosecuting ·Attorney Damon B, Morgan Jr. said.. A charge of obtaining .property by false pretense was dlsmlss,ed . against Richard Mount of Bidwell, Ohio, Morgan said. . . · . The prosecuting attorney said 'tlie charge was dropped against Mount, who was Indicted In May of 1982' by a Mas'on County grand jury ln connection with an Incident at Dale's Kitchen Center, because the complajnants IJl.Oved away and declined to return . to testily In a opposite dlrectlo~ on' the ~die Bridge. The spolcesman reported ''that a~ the twriv~hlcl~ passed, a bed mattress apparently blew out of the Rawson truck and onto Gilbert's wtndshjeld. , " . By ALISO The mattress apparently broke the windshield. DI\I'Ilage to GUbert's vehicle was reported at$125. There were no cltatlonsand no NSMALE !njurl~. ·. ' . · · ~~Wa'ler In tlle second accl~nt, one-fourth mJie south Qf Heriderso!t, Jehu M<li<;OW (AP) - Hundreds 01 H. Farley, lJJ, or Columbus, Ohio ~.!IS 'traveUng south on Route 2, OmununlstPartyalllclalshavelost drlv!nga l 9'18 CadUiac, when he,apparentlydrove throughsomehlgh their Jobs In a drfve. ag~ · water ontheroadway,causlng hlmto lose controi: OfhlsvehiCJe;-the -- 1-~ corruption l!dtlated last year by spokesman salil. Farley continued across the highway and Into a 'Yurt Andropov and apparently ditch, the spok~man added· und~r J<opstantln A pissenger In the vehicle, J ohn Lindbeck, 41, of Chesilpeake• · _ . · · Ohio•.complained of Injuries, but was not transported to the hosJi)taJ. ' Regional newspapers received ln Damage was reported at $1,500 to the front left ofthe velllcle. Moscow In the previous~ show that ~ at ~ five qf the Soviet Th<;re were. no citations and no· other tnjurtes.,· · Union s 15 rep~bllcs, ~. drive ccst l ·t corruptot1!cWSJobstntheOmunuJ y ntst Party, tn govel'llnll'llt and 1n au BII)WELL -The Roy Siders family of Bidwell, fo~rly of Point , . br8llches of . agriculture and P leasant, are ln desperate need of any clothing and any houdehbld ' Industry. · ' · Theshakeup~greatest In the Items following a fire that desiroyed their home. Mr. and Mrs. Siders. have thr~ children, one bOy and two girls. Central Asian republic of Uzbekls· For m'Ore Information contact John Siders at 44&llll6. tan. where the regional newspaper Pravda Vostoka (tl'utll ot the east) said !QUI' district ~ heads were = . · A grand lareeny charge against Bllly Keith Sa~nqers, 29, • q ienwood, was dropped because the complainant -In the case changed his testimony after Saunders was Indicted-In January on the grand larceny charge, Morgan said. · ds. ' ems Sid . er$ amr.·1 nee ·Two wrecks reported . ·~ HENDERSON - The Mason <:;oimty Sherlif's Department 4nvestlgated two accidents Friday afternoon, both on Route 2 near ~enderson, according to a d epartment spokesman. · "': In the llrst accident, a{ 4 p.m., Ernest R. Gilbert, 55, of Charleston, _drtvlng a·1917 Dodge pickup true~ , ahd Sandra Ann ~wson, 34, of Southside, drtv!ng B 1976 Dodge pickup truck, were traveling 'In · ~imts,. ientintl i"unbav .. I ' I • I .. ' 'J:' 7 P.M. EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT·.' replaCEd If! the~~ lti montlls. 'Ten of lhe l3Uzbek ~ ~trtcts were · deernell ' corrupt ~~ thiS month's Cenirtl Committee 81!11eralassembly!nUzbeklstan. Inone factory, 59 wo~kers were arrested for corruptljln. 1he mlnlster In , charge of proQess!ng the republic's chief pro:!uot,1'cotton, was aeverely · reprlmar!decl.. Dozen$ Qf other of!1ct81s ~ arrested, disciplined by the P8J1Y and dismissed. . • Jn the Bljltlc republic ·o1 LaMa, the fe8toa'al newspaper Soviet Latvia sakl l22 offlcJal$ lost their ... 01/eJ' tthe ·~t ye8r tor ·tt~ and corruption. In the southern region of Molda· via, bordering Romania, the first deputy mjn!ster of the repubUc's . main !ndustn' wlnegi'O\\'lng '1\'BS fired for· "~g his posi · for self-Interested gains." · ......oiliiiipoiil:·· .. ·~­ ., ,. 30, 9-6; July·1, 1·1: 1-Card ofThanks (paid In advance) 2' 1n Memorv (pai<J in advanc.e) ·.-- t· : 3 - Anno~Jncen'lents 21 ' Business Opportunity 22-lll(oney to loan 2 3-Professlolllll Services ·- 4-Givaaway &·Happy Ads 8 - ~ostand Found 7· Yard Sale (paid in advance) 8· Pufiic Sale & Auction 9· Wanted to<iiuy R 1~ <1l : II .II! I d I oolno. rtnu. JMijry, - .... · - · old oolno. Iorge ..... iwlov. TOD ld, lur· ~ lhOp, 2nd. ~.... Middleport, Oh. 114-112· ,.,-·2 .........""'*· C.., ,.ld tor toney Iron or ......,. Iron • 3471. t- beQ, 4110 Md up. for - n Mllgo Co. · Old cupboard. call 1· 304·112· . 2711- PATRIOT AUCTION BARN • ns.. ) COMPLETE HOUIEHOLOI ·FURNITUIIE. ledo, Iron. wood. cup"-da. chltlrto. cheoto, b~•keta, dlahea. ••d From Gallipolis IIIII Route 141, turn 11ft onto Route Tum riclrt onto ~-cadi- rqed. Wltclllor sip. Sa.le Every Satlildav at 7:00 P.M. · rn . Hivt somtthin& you nnt to .. Irina it to the Patriot A•ction Bam 111d lllt'H sell It for you. Conslcnments •cceplld from 1:0G-5:00 p.nt. on Slturdly. · NOW BOOKIIG AUCTIONS FOR JULY AND AUGUST Available for Special Slln upon rtQ..st. MARLIN WEDEMEYER , AUCTIONEER 24&-5152 - 388-8248 . •. ~ot for lctidents or loss of • " · lnt/qull, aold oliver. Write· M'. D. Miler, llt.Z, P - . Ohio 41111 or ·call 814-1127710 . . lho•n•r-~ 3 10 4 ft. long. .Coli I 14-g12-2111. ' f Re nl ol s ,)erv1ces ' Es lale 11-HelpWanted 1 2-Situeted Wanted 1 3-lnsurance . 14-Business Training• 15-Schoola 16-Ra~ i o, TV & CB Repai• . 17-Mi ellaneous 1B-Wa .. <ed To Do \ · NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbua, Ohio June 22, 1984 ContraCI Salas Legal Copy No.'84-749 UNIT PRICE ' CONTRACT FRG·OOOR(178) SRG-OOOR(169) Public Notice c heck or cashrer's check for an amou nt eqUal to five per cent of his bkl. but tn no event more ' th an frftv thousand dollars. or a bond for ten pEW cent of his bid, payable to the -Ouector BidderS mUst apply. on the pr oper forms. for Quall frcanon at least ten days pnor tO the d ate set for opening bidS tn · accordance w 1th Chapt ef 5525 OhiO Revrsed Code Pl ans and spe<;rf!catr ons are Sealed proposals wtll be on file tn th e. Departmen t of toc•"ved at the off•ce of the Transportation and the offrce of of thQ. Ohto Depart-. the D•stf1ct Depyry O~rect or ofTransportaiiOn. Co lum The D1rec tor reserv es , t he Oht o. un til 1 d·oo AM . rrght to re1ect ariy and all b1d_ s. Stand ard T•me. Tuesday_ 24. 1964. for tmprove - ii!::;;• ~;,.,~G1~all.l •a. ~ ~l ac ktng . Morgan. Nband Wash tnq ton Oh to: au~ -otmu>< es.. WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Rev. B· t 7-73 II Ili S./IJjl iii!S ai -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Heating 83-Excevatlng 84· Elactrlcel & Rafrlgaratlon . 8&,General Hauling 86-M.H. Repair 87-Upholaterv · 81 -Farm Equipment 82-Wantad to Bily6 3-llvaatock 64-Hay 8o Grain . &&-Seed & Fertilizer l Public .Notice on van 11 following telephone exchanges ... Me/91 County AraaCode 614 · 992- Middleport Pomeroy 985-.Chester 343-Portland · 247-letart Falls 949-Racine 742-Rutland 887- Coolville 1 448.-GaUipolis · 3 87-Cheahlre 3BB-VInton 24&-Rio Grande 2&8.;,'G uyen Dial. , 643-Arable Diat. 379-W..nut .i Mason Co., WV · · Area Code 304 chlne Notice IS hereby grven th at on the 11th day ol ~Ju ly. 1984. at ~ 30 p m a publ1c h ean ng wrll be held on th e budget prepared bv the Bo artl o f Ed.ucallon o f the Gallipolrs Ci ty School Orstrrcl. Gall•a County, Oh•o. for t he next succeedrng hscal year ending O.ecember 31 . 1985. Cop•es of th e pro Posed budqet Wi ll be o n f• le •n th e treaSurer's ·OffiCE" for public , n·s p e~ tiOn Such hear•no Will be held at the R1o Gra~d e Elerrlent8ry· School. 102 Lew•s Onve. R•o Grarlde: Ohro Galli polis Public Notice . Board of EducatiOn Ellen M Barry, Treas urer .. Ju ly I PUBLIC NOTICE Pave ment Wtdth - vanes ProJeCt Length - 0 00 feet or 00 mtle Wp rk l ength - var tous leet vanou s mtles. The Ohto Departmen t of hereby nottlres II aff~rma t r ve ly msure 1 contrac t entE!red rnt o f:~~:~:~~lo:~th:~iS advertrsement busrness ehterpnses full opp(mu nny r brd s rn response to ~~;; ,:~:,·~~,; ~2 eft and will not be aga rnSI on the race. color. · or ' tn consJE!e,ralion Public Notice TheV•Ila\)c o f V!nton w111 hold a p u bliC hearrn·g on thP. 198 5. PUBUC NOnCE budget and Revenue Sh~nnq -, The annual report Form 990 l und July t 2. 1984 at 7.30 p .m. PF fo r the Ki bbl e Foundat• on. at the Vill age Town Hall • Verna Eas ter. Cl~rk Bernard v Fultz. Trust ee. 15 ava•lable tor publ1c msp ecuon July 1 at Ber.nard V Ful tz Law Offrce. 111 '12 W Second Stree t, Public Notice Pomerov. OhiO 4 5769. durrn'g regular bu srness hours for a PUBUC NOTICE perrod of 180 davs subsequent The Gall•a· M e1gS Cornmu n11 y to publicati On of this nouce. ,. Acuon Agency (CM) rs cu r ~ rently pl ac1ng ehg tble youth . 20 161 28. 29 171 l . 2. 3. 5, 6. 7tc to 2 1 years old. •n theJ•tle:-118 Summer Youth Employmen t Announca111 r.nl s and Trami ng P10g ra m !SYETP ) ~ ~zlt~~mo;;i8;m-.,.­ Apo·l1 cati On s must OcHes1<1ents 2 In have been predeter - of· Gillha or Me1gS County to : :;-:.-::o=ur as requved by law and 'qualrfy Partg1opants WOfk 32 Io::o::=:-:m=o=m=o:::ry hours pe1 w eek and, earn S3.35 father, gr•nd forlh rn the brd oer h our For furt her informa: Her/bert Parker who date set for co mpl etion <> t1on con tact the Gallra-M ergs paaaad away June 28. shall be set for. lh m CAA. JTPA off 1ces at 446 - 101 B 1983. Sadly missed by wife or 992-2222 . The Gallia -M e.gs l'rene. Bob, Howard, Naney QodtJmq proposal ~ Community ACllon Agency 15 • fi miliea . shall be req uired an Equ al OoportUnny Employer 1 ----~-~-hr s bid a c ertrfled +and Se'fVrce Prov1de r.. The family of Rusty IBonea) 'M< r~omumwag·e rates lor•thrs 161 29. 171 t. 2. 3tc 2 repiilr, pert&, K~~.:~ bltSSiiiiS · be al•ys. female. Coil 448-0122, Leriot Or. ~ ... coll W1nted overweight ·P.,80M to try ·our aU netur•l herb diet. 100% guerontoed. looe up tO 30 pOUildl ·~ rlndnth. Cell orwrhe814-775· 2318 or 814-866-2840 llfti., &PM. M.L.C .. 4753 Hollo• ville Pike, Kingstoh~ '0.\ full grown ' Ther• will be a revlvel on .Profe11ional · Servlcas Port German Shepard puppy to . give ...... Y to 1 good evening. Paator Ray Lauder· two montha old. 304·882-3210. ' home, female, milt lnvlteo tho public.. . 4 · - Giveaway 6 Lo•t •nd Found bstern Ave. Gllllpolls PH. 446-3547 · Full or Part·tlme Ill· .Rapidlygrowing optical chain needs licensee • 3 ~ · optometrists for seyeral Ohio offices. = ; sararv commensurate wltn eXPerience. : m E can oee In COlumbus: 18141M8-8161.· a COllett eilhlll bUCC!J)Ifi1 From SO• per fl . Frontage and Up W.,CEKCNO .SPCCIA~S AVAILA.LE * r---'-...;...~..,.._--:--:-~.;.;.;;.;;;.;,;;.;;.;;;..;;;_...., . 4'x8'-Space . Built-in Table & Shelf . For The Full-Weekend. 1 S QOO Hurry .. ; Space Limite~ ... Call Today! Only • !WE:ImEW!mE!EIII!mEmiiE~IE!WEm!WE ( SECURI-TY \'-\,. FOR MORE INFORIATION 'CALL .._...~ DAVID MANN 614-992·6300 MIKI MARTIN 614-9i5.:.t395. •·. . . •,··· ', t .711..,.., hou.. , 2-mo. 1 - kit-; l ,R., utllty rm. oulbuldlolll. •uti_:.,., of 'IR 7 on 124. 11B,OOO. 114-9112· IHII or 317·7841. . mil• .. 3 -.lOR! -home, 1 Y.o ,Mth. ful baUIIW'It, 2 C8f gorege, ieogelot. Col 11ft: 1112-1133. c;,~~ego lid .. s,_.... Ohio. ·~ Wanta~~ =........=,. In Arhuah edtlltlon, ~• • .. . . . . . . Dl . . ,_ ""'-1:,.. ltw - ~. Mfrlt;, ......... 1111 H - lor . Ale 3 bdr. 1l\ 'II ........ dawn Nth, • 14-742· end .... lor 171-1171. I I 1 d e11.110. I• I q:.~­ • Coli ::~H~or ,,..1 . ' "m: . 'L ' SAT.• JULY 7, 10 A.M. IIIKE'S FOUR WHEEL DRIVE SHOP (WEST~RII AUTO) 191 W. UNION ST. - ATHINS, OHIO Duo to limited tpaco, •ith - ship011n11 co11in1. must Hill! public a~ctlon tho followlna: ald.-*'• 3 ....,. LA. •••• . . . . Dll • . _ . I til= ........ ... 4-H ·71134...,. or z. 7171 .. llliftlll. -for- - . ..._a_..,.,\\ .... • ......... 1. Nil. I bolrrM. ... New Ume llcl. 1 ' MilO frolbl fhtlle"d . r 1 •• 2001. 114-741· . . . . . . . b .. -..rooma. ....... . WEEKDAYS 9 TO 6:3,0 .. SATURDAY 9 TO 4 SUNDAY 1 TO 4 1.984 18ft. TRAVEL TRAILER' STARTING AS LOW AS- $6,295 . -, Pia Tu & Trtle SAVE UP TO ss,OOO ON ANY MOTOR . HOME ON OUR LOT. SAY£ UP TO '2.000 ON ANY YELLOWSTONE TRAVEL TRAILERS Dale Scheiber, our Yellowstone repres.sentative. will bi here for the weekend. Register for free door prizes. 10% Discount on all Store lletchandise S25.(0ff On Any Leer Topper In Stocll w..t, Coolville, Oh. 45723 614·667·3386 NO MONEY DOWN $50 PER MONTH *GOOD ·BOATING *GOOD FISHING *WA-TER & ELECTRIC *BATH HOUSE . . Big··F.oot .Park lyn.old.3-.2bothe, ·Oir1C11ona: .Rt. 7 South of Gelllpella. ........ with wood bumlr. llngleoeriJONIIo, on fetnly - .. . . l!ritll SIIIC........City-inRoclne. Coll14-148-2141 , All NEW MERCHANDISE CHAIN SAWS: 16" McCullot'h, 12 & 14" elec. cltoin saws, 10, 14 & 16" Pouln chains & misc. Plr1s. • RADIO. lV. MilOS: AMIFM !blt!OS, AM/FM poc/u!l. nMriilbond, AMIFII w/ lwde, por1oble !l!!rfio cassene ~*Yen. ~ AMIFll • c...- IZ' BIW 1'1, 19'" Midland Cllb' RV, leid-in wire,.i/ems i11o,..,. , : JULY 5 THRU JULY 8 in ~ lli -· -fanoed mowh~t, 438,100. Col448-7101. . wood floan. - • GUliS: .22/ong rifle .r~. 22 dip I!POiter 7 ~ 22 'Maenui!l ~ boll action, 22 dip repeater 7~ 22 Mlll!IUm iitle bolt action, 22 cal rile w/ s:IJiiO, 12ga sittiile ...... n.,20 &tL ""llleslllliun.l2&tL slideaclion lui, 410 p. Slide action. !lllP"'. ra<ks, dlitnngltils, ~. pole! pislds, Anniversary Sale 2 Bedroom home on waterfront. Almost new Travel' Trailer for Florida in· Winter. See At Bigfoot Park u. ..... 3 llladltn wcdoMI . . . . . . , •• lllall\IIOf'e ... Wll ..... IOtlecoo. ,cell 114-1...1128. ' . PUBLIC AUCTION . . . etc. · . •RETIREMENT SPECIAL* ......... I • LEV.EL WOODED CAMPSITE ' tsz.ooo. ce1 ' \1 t.low~r. Weekend Special 'Col 11~141-1411. ~ 1 • for accidents or loss of •::!::::~!::!~~~:!:!~::~~--~] :' BAUM LUMBER 915-3301 ' . • ' .U.S. Rl. 50 12 Entertain · BURDffiE SERVICES &SUPPLI·ES Johnson's · MObile Home. Inc. ·' Door Prize Drawl Eve Hour · AT ,,.,., From AI ONr . .. . ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION sms . Rock Springs • Rt. 3 3 & Rt., Pomeroy, Ohio Co. ' .sPeciAL: ..,... Pt'Piealian·i···-& Vicinity HORSES & POlll~ 1:30 245-9527 INSIDE & OUTSIDE SPACES AVAILABLE ~.m Mob118otlome• · fo ( ,Sale . Ju.ly 6-7.~8 '* cl-. I 64 Misc. Merchandise . . GALUA HORSE AUCTION 4•H' trs .SALE · •• > OWN ERS : GUY & BERTHA STEWART AUCTIONEER: RICK PEARSON 77J.S785 or 773-5430 '&BOnded in w. va . and Ohlc,llc. no. 6615 . OF-SALE : Cash or check wllh proper 1.0. CHESTER ct-. fee, two-minute ateaks and Public Sale & Auction f·airgrou~ds ~ Help Wanted 3 family yard oolo. June 30 to July 2. Dlohoe. oppllan- · beby clothes • adult clothlnQ. ' 413 • - St.. Ml-port. Next to SA. July z '& 3, 4'1z mile off &R7 on &glo Ridge Rd., aloeping bega, king abe bedapreocl, mon'o dreu panu, H 'w , women'o clotheo • 1111-. household ltemo . Rain Goregl lele· Juno 30 1- - - - - - -- - g h July 3rd. Doily 8 em flm time ~ord ..... Jul)l 2 a to 8 pm. Furniture. 3, I o.m. •'to 1i p.m. BtiO • - · avon ....... much H.,tlngor PKwy., more. Tum loft 1 milo N. of Middleport. Cheotor on SR 7 onto Te.._ Rd. and toll- ol-1 mile. 810 South 2nd St., Middleport. July 2 lhroug11 7. · Yordooi•July2. 3, 410em Bedding. N~ero•. opplion-. to I pm. M_. •• roel!leneoi dlaheo, toola. clothing, oilin Bradbury. ...,._.. - n e - · ..,on, toys. ._ · -..... M· fumlluro, jewelry, dr_.. ,llquoe. old cH-.Iumlluro. ~~~~~rugo~·~-~loto~o~f~m~i~oc~. 2 -foomlly yard ..... .July 2nd July 2. Mondey, 9 to 6. dwwgli July 7th. II om .. c-ol st., s y - . Clo- · lob of · chll-'1 tiling lincludlng boyo olae loto more. Jack 12-f81. toys, dlohoe, iron. llichord'o rnidence. Bald Knob. Yord Solo. Tueecloy, 9 tMI 7, lredbuoy Rd. MiddlollO'f I Family yord oolo. July 2 a oac>A frortl WM PO. 3, rain or ahlne. 8 to l ,. .h 1----_;_-..,--~ dliy. Lots of mlac Porch Solo. 116 liuu.nut -.. - · • Ave, P-..y. lMondoy a · 1.2 mlleoui.SR 143 T-.ioy, July 2 lo 3, 9 tiii,J. on the loft . · " I. ~ quick-drying swift;•ealing glue, patching putty, lnst.~~nt cor- USED TACK 5:3~:30 NEW TACK 6~8:30 Camp Conley oroo 6 wk. old puppleo, ~ ... b. lo leoglo ftomole ~ M...mute. looking for col/or 304·8711· good home. Con 4411· 311;19. 1"7•••• Meigs & Vicinity 9 tamliY yard .....·July 2, 3. 7 Something for ,everyone. Poul Ufe rooidence, Succe.. Road, R.....llle. Ohio. cancel a. Ir======'-: ew show equipment to be sold. 8• 36" ct-. 1971 VlNDAlE 12160 with , 7124 11pondo Was $6995 ..... NOW $64,~ .1972 COVENTRY 12~ . . , Wn $5995 ..... NOW $4995. 1979 fiERAlO PARI! 12150 •• 14195 ...'.. NOW 1969 GREGORY 12x58 Wu $399~ ..... flOW $3495 Un CAIERON 14x70 . Wa $11,995 .. NOW $10,995 1975 FREEDOM 14x70 W1i SM95 ......NOW $8495 1979 SCHULT 14x70 Wa $12,7110 .. NOW Sl1,495 ' REAL ESTAT E consisting of house and lot 100•150 wll( be olfered by auction sale alll :OO noon. Terms.,.,.., estal4! is io % down day of sale and balance- .._trli is delivered in 15 days. Rulestatels being ho•ICIItiCII"f ' Town and Country Real. Estate, Point ~leasant, w. va. 8 HP ·Massey Ferguson .. ~ ..........s595 , 1- - - " - , - - - -- - Great Buys ·on Pra-Owned Hom~s- ·· 2 · ~eby kittono, 9 wko old. blick end groy,- 304-876· . 3880.' Tueadey·-Grubb Family ; W.dneodey--Colleon Oougann; Ev1ngelia1 Harry Wring/or of Coolville, will deli'-:er the me11ege e1ch dlohoe. Something oet. Call Port· Beogle pupploe, mole on~ femolo. 3~8711·11; 110. be performing . Sundey-He•ven Bound Four : Mond·a·v ·- Harvest Trio; ~~-- - --~----~- MI.ddleport . oponiel in tho Rockapringo, 1--...-- - - - - folr gro~nd oroo,..Chlld'a pet. · ·' Collofter 1 p.m. 992-3110. Auction every Fri. night at tho Hortlord Community Lo~. meroon JI:UrM on Mul~ - Cent•. Truckloads (all new berry Ave. N - ,in wallet 1110fChondioe every · 1Loll:'-'~ oeyo Rhondo Smith. Re· Conolg.mento of now ·end word. Coli 992-5845. uaod merchondloe olweyo ) welcome. Rlchord Roynoldo LOST' Iamon wolke~ coon Auctlonoor.- 304-276-j hound in vinclnlty of Horoo 3089. CliVe. Anyone with intorma· tlon call 11+4-849-297e. Cute little stripped kitten. c;:o11 Tom 304·875-8747. July 1. ot 7:00 ot the durlingham Community Ch1nch. Goapel groups will when we needed them. God Bien ·aoch 1o everyone. Mother, fothor, Noro lo Coy Nitz, sister~ vicky Morrtaon lo Debl 8rocllard. brothon Irion lo Donnie Nitz lo Rick Schoefor. · ~ 8 Free kitten•. 3 fe.molo, 1 molo ..Cel/814-992·7683. flowers. food • money. Alao for thol e- who were there i OPTOMETRISTS ' m~Uaer 614·992·7674. Try Hlllng the Now Way. For information 614-446·2166. Blower Funer1l Home, Ewing Funerel Home. Rev. Clyde Hand8raon. Rev. Olen McClung. Thoae who aent ........ ....... Pomero.v . 114·241-1117. 937- Buffalo hurry!' ' glassware, some tools and more. Automatic, hydraulic lilt,. 42" mower, snow blade. · lo - , 40 ..................... 32 llro 1!1< wwk. Coli Up to 16 warda ... One dt y lnsertlo'n · .......... $3:00 Up to 16 worda .. . Three d•v) noertion .. ...... $4.00 Up to 1.6 Worda ... Si~ dey Insertion .:.. ... .... $7.00 ' (Average 4 worda par line) · ·· t,oat end Found HOUSE HOLD: ~aytag WISher, apt. Admire/ refrlgeraror, gas stove, 2 piece living room suite; chairs, lamp$, B & W TV, library table, aewlnt mach!!'e, 1tnetal bed, dre.u er, pots and IN"'• 10 HP Ford .~ ........................ .S995 lebyaltter wented fDf 895 ~ Letart · ' 10 HP Wheel Horse .............. s1749 frM 1 ·1110-1113-1077........ , booking POflill. · 6 75- Pt. l!leasant 468-Leon 578-Apple Grove 773.:... Mason 882- New Haven r 8 Speed, 36" mower. ' " 1 fomole Colllo-Lobredoro block lo · ton, 1 yr. old: Lost ~~~ groy rabbit, RE· Ploylul. good with kids . Coli \NARD, Now Hovon oroo. 446-1134 or448·930B. · 304-882·3872. 2 white kittens, 1 muhlco- 3 Family Yord Sole, Mon lo lored khoen. 7 wka old. Tuea, Staff Houae Aoed, 992-3886. n1er Felrgrounda. Follow Baby. chilllreno, ma6 month old puppy to good 'olgns. ternity clothoe, toya, gomeo, home. Port Gorman· She· Hertequllia, •ntlque ·furniphord. Coli 614·992-7880. ture, mloc. 9:00 • 4:00. 2 furry adgr_.bla khlono & 1 thanka to Dr . :lm:IIIIEm!IE3111Em!IIIIE3mEWEm:IEi111Elft311S . m kittens, 8 wka. trained, 2 male, 1 e~~lico old, litter KARATE Tho Boot. In ·Self·defe.,.., Private Looaono. Phone 288· 3074. Jeckoon. Ohil'.' Pickens. R1Wiingi-Coat• IN MEMORIAM In memory of our son and brother, Charles H. Blazer, who departed this life June 30th, 1982. He is gone but not forgotten. A place is empty in our lives that n.ever can be filled . 'HE IS MISSED Howard Blazer & Family · 11 Free for Get Well. Anni .. vorsoryo, Birthdays, Pllrtioo. Singing Gorrlllo. Col/ 1Bol· loono loCo. 448·4313, • B1Uooni everyone who helped in •nv way in our time of 10rrow. Sp&J:iel . w.ish to express our sincere thanks to our 1:f11mily and friends. during illness and death our loyed one, John Harris11n (Harry} Morgan. Special thanks to all J hose who sent food, floral offerings, ·tile· grams , cards, monetary contributions, the Paint Creek Baptist Church, its choir, and the ladies StiVtd the dinner, Rev. Grover G. Turner Rev. William Patterfor their cons'ctlin111 Kwctrds, pallbearers Home lot FuII·::;:;~·,f:ror their efficient ll liar God's Bilek puppiea, mo1her Lh•n Apao. Con 814..,387-7120. Nitz. would Nko to ·thanl< In Memoriam 6 Smoll houoo dog lo male Cocker Spaniel. Coli 614379·2218. ,. end oupplles. .Pick up end .delivery, D•via V1cuum Cleaner, one h•tt mile up Goorgoo c-k Rd. Coli 814·448·0294. ' Giveaway 16 HP Twin Allis Chalmers •••••..~2595 ' 42" Mower. P~ plen '!"''· o pluo. OHio. toya, home illeor. No lrlvelt· -~.c.ra~~~~oM LOCATED : 71h Street in New 'H·aven, w. va. T,he ,;::::;~ personal properly of Guy and Berlha Stewar1 will . be sold . . ANTIQU ES' Oak lowboy, oak sldli-rd, prnattactt rocker. fancy Iron bed, marble incert dreuer, Ht of 1la oak chairs, fl atwall cup-rd, kitchen 'cu,-nl, square oak table, kit~ hen cabin&t, washsto~nd, pte ule, oak table, oil lamp, '"ostollhe furniture Is painted. USED TRACTORS Help W1ntld ' 'eorn a-ire 1ft. Homornobro -................... . we -I, In _ _ ' Golllo County Al'eo Code 61 4 ' Lost' 8 wk. old Blond Cocker SWEEPER ond •-lng mo- C•tv SchoolS pnsmatt _C retro- 4 3 Announcement• NOTICE OF PUB\.)C HEARING ON THE BUDGET J(dv 1. 8 and sect tons. by plac tn g .. IJ Classified pages cover,th e 71 -Autoo for Sale ·7 2· Trucko for Sale 73- Veno & 4 WD 7 4- Motorcyclea 7&-Boelf & Motors 71-Auto Parts & Accessories 77-Aiito Repair · ~&-Camping Equipment 54 Mi1c. Merchandile • '• . Public Notice '. ' .' ~~ i i 'J•~s \o r; k 41 -Houseafor Rent 4·2-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-·A partment for Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 46·$pace for Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 48-Equlpment for jlent 49-For lease ..... '- · SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1984 10:00 A.M. ,·· otona jan. · PUBLIC .AUCTION IIIYer •luyjng dlilly ' gold, -. f 1,//ISjlllfl.l\1011 51-HouMhold Goods 52-CB, TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques · 54-Miac . Merchandise 55-BuHding Supplies S 8-Pets for Sale· 57-Musical Instruments 58-Fruits &·Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 31· Homes for Sale 32-Mobile Home~ for Sale 33-Farms for Sale • 34·Business Buildings .3 5· Lots & Acreage . 26-Real Estate Wanted f.IIIIIIOy /Ill! III ,, . J· Mcrchanil1se This wtt- 1 load of new merchandise, product • .il» used store closina o~t, some furniture, other Mile. AUCTIONEE!R .. financial S10.00 CASH DRAWING..7 P.M. COOL AIR CONDITIONING Co. Rd. 30. lm.. clothes. cur· ' Announ ce rnenl s AT PT. PLEASANT,'W: V,A. Youth Center Buildi111 on Cantdell St. . items." · \, .. In fomlly; Morning Iter • VIcinity · Tribune - 446r2342 Sentinel-·992··2156 Register ;_ ..675-1333 • AUCTION . 1'8 Wan-' to Do ,, • ·- ~ The oro• Raccoon Crtek Briclge ..Tum right • follow _.gne. · OFFICE OPEN TILL DARK arous ~ menOO.. ·• · liKES: 211' Prt Duster, ll" mort's.5/10 Slleed. 26. 11111t's 10 speed, 26" litis' 10 lltld. 1rii1!s, Ill tMt, bile Ires. et. APPUAIICEScGrl and 1Ca!S!aies. 5pl. shop vac. 8e1i1n Willie boiler, ....... VIC--.-........ • '• ~· nixer, ~· IJiddle. doO' climes. e1e<. ~ 1V hys, · ' ft & ditlnerwon! sols, • & ~ eie<. typowrllrr,'Jrb'le mrt1101 roq 7llll BTU Kern !Mer, 5 If' rider . 11 If' laort 1rtel!r, 38" cut, 31f' d1iin drive tiler, rru:h mere. : Headers, ~\JS, iir lillers & cleaners, dual ltils, running tmrds. ll8etirtg wheel j;uVers sPas/1 Jjards. sltocl!s, brake shoes & Pills. various size tires, m<i)y ilems ... iist8:1. 100tS l Screw<lri¥er sets, hlmmers, !liMes. saws, ~. sa!W~Per. hin/11!1. brackets, so:11et sets, elec. supples, ·bulbs & Iampo, hNier ln. c.Uiiig a>rfiJ. ~~ sev9 1315 painl, siM pipe, iron & &ri!n equip., nais, al types ol o:rews. Wash"'- ~ nul!, I1IOios, 10· l 'Ji delturnidi(jer, IIUIIW. r:hor5, tadts, picture "-'""' elc. ' ,5fOIJS EQUIP.: GAMES & TOYS: r-. glove, ~ e><ertise 111uiJJ. . ~ Coleman (311Jlirlg ...ip. llJIIlO cartidges. YieOO- Pt>nlieY Korc Jr.. lishing rods, lacldo ...,. ~ lla..lsa~ '"" l!am, llllldoB, Slnrrtpor ' 4x4·~ lb Wheels, numer~ ialtll!s. Shwberry stroller, roq, dOIIUe. Blftlie fashions. • .. lilliOI of 111111 Millbio, dtolort ..--. r Cah or cllod< w/JiosilivoiO. Not rtSPOIIilllt for ICCidlnt or lou of pr-'J. Linch Anllablo. · . AUCTlONEU: FORIEST " Only partial PUBLIC AUCTION • ,·· DECORAT£0 STONEWARE, GRANITEWARE, FUIIIITUIE ", 700 PC$. DEPRE$51011 GLASS, COLLECTOR IT£. . Slit is located in the tiiiJ viiliCI of lillfield, O~io. 1111· · ' field is louted on State .Route I~ in Athens Cotutty Holt·: ' 7 11iles South of Glouster or 3 milu North of Clii•ILCIJ, •' Oh. llliE & MARIE DAMKO .hive sold thelt ltolllt 11• old .. store bulldincioCitecl in the Villllt of llillfield, Ohle. '1111 .. D1nto's were residents of lillfiold for ovtr 45 reen.lllil . 1111 'will be conducted frOI!I the hold 11011 ~~~~ltlc · located on the property. The old buildin& onceltotisttl• ~· · blrbtr shop, prep, 1nd up~olsletr shop 1nd it was • ' closed in 1947. This liltin& is Yery brief. _ · · · ·sATURDAY, JULY 7 at 11:00 A, I . . · DECORATED STONEWARE: D.S. lewis Dry Goods & Groc., . Pomeroy, Oh.; H. L. Mena&er Garden·Seeds, Gallipolis; Pala· · tine Pottery Pea r Design, Palatine, W. Va.; S. H~tchinson &, Sons, Matamorus, .Oh .; Garaham & Stone Gen. Merch., . . Jackson Court Hou se, W. Va.; 4 gal. Comb: Stencil & Free· . hand Wm. Hasloge & Co. Groceries & Tea Dealer, Pittsb., Pa.; . H1mitton & Jones Greensboro Jelly Jar; Wilkinson & flellling " Shinnston . W. Va.;. (5) Assorted size Donaghhos; Small "EJ. · ' gle"..C..ock; A. Bare & Son, Sistersville, W.Va.: A. Conrad, New Gen.eva, Pa.; Abe Martin Gen. Merch., Cottageville, W. Va.; 121 : Deco. Jars in Blue; 151 Pes. Blue &While Stoneware; Some Very Good Slone•are. DEPRt$51011 GLASS: APPROX. 700 PIECES OF OEPRES· SlOII.. .lncludes; About 135 Pes. "Royal Rwby"; Rare Crystal ' Childs Honey Dish; Many a~ sorted depression JliiH items ill such patterns ·as "American Sweetheart", !' Madrid". "~· · ler", "Sharon", "fine Rib", "Windsor" and many others. Also' . lot of depression Sa1t & Peppers incl udin-g such patterns as ' ,. "Sharon ", "Ribbon'', "lydia Ray", "Anethyst Modern Tone", : • "Flora':, "Poinsettia", "Pin cess", "Adam", "Mayfair' and oth·- • ; ers: Coball depression glass; Jade Green Childs Cups/Sauc· · . • ers;. 50 Pes. Patonite; depression kilchen items; Ref. Books; ; on depression glass; about 700 Pes. depression glass in ail! ~ 1 COLORED GRANITEWARE: About (20) pieces of Colored '· ' Graniteware. includ es Gree n/ Brown and Blue. Various nice · : grant'te .." e!Lls. ,; . 1I FURNITURE: Nice Mahog. Pta yet Piano in working order; < , also about 100 Piano ~oils as well as Player Piano Parts; nice- : "Edna" Oak Case Parlor Organ; Solid End flatwall Cupboard ' w/Pie Sale bottom; Walnut Viet Bed ¥(/Turned Post &' ; ; Molded Crown; (31 Long Oak Store Tables; Theo. A. Koch's ·; 1 • Barber Chalf; (2) Sq. Oak Tables; 41 P1geon Hole roll ToP, , ' · Des k Interio r; Walnul Viet Platform Rocker: "limberts ·-~ ;. Grand Rapids Mission Oak ArmChair; Lg. Philco Floor Radio; ' ' • Nice Oak & Poplar Flatwall Cupboard w/ Giass Upper boors;-'' ; Nice Walnut Parlor Stand; Sevmi.Chairs; Oval Library Table;• , • other· furnit ure ~ems! .. • : COLLECTOR lTEIS: About (251 Pieces of Hull Art & McCoy , , • Pottery; Trap Drum Set Ca. 1935; Oki Coffee Grinder: 15)" · : Silver Dolla rs; (3) Kero. Cook Stoves: Trunks; Madame Hen·C' • dren Doll;'G.I. Joe's; Lot ol Glassware; 10 & 12 Gal. Crock$;" '• ; Approx. 300 Avon Bottles Include Car Collection; Several Old·• \ • Tools; Tin Tractor & Wagon; Many mi!ij:. ilems in the old store,.· building. Much not listed. , AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Good, lnterastifll, All Dey Auction! '. : Ttrill: Clsh 01y of Salt or Chtct trit1t Posltiw ID i ' ' OWIIERS: liKE & MARIE DANKO AUCtiONEER: Onl OPPERMAN . . (614) :115-7195 '' . I �.• I Pc!ge 0 ·4 The . 31 . Times-Sentinel Homes for Sale 1, 1984 Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. 32 41 44 They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent .----- 44 · Apartment for Rent 44. Apartment fo~ Rent .. .Unf~r"hished 2 bdr, in.Crown P!RENOIIS4 ~ •'C1st'O •... ' C~y . Coli 6t4-268-6620 .• S'Pl!!Ajl(/1'<1!1 or: WI1£L Apartm.mfor Rerit ~ --- Neww rodtcoroted, 1 liedroom, partially fumlehed; · U21i. D-•IIJWC~ulrecl. Call 614· 992 -5311 Qi 19228115 . .....;.:. ' Ohio P'aint Pleallll'lt, W. Va. 1, 191444 · Apanment for Rant 51 Goods KIT 'N' CARLVLE @> IIYLinY~it 114 Misc. 1-..;_ _ _ _.:.._._ ILo-•'• Guno, o 3 rooril'l '"d bath, eJttra nice . Good location . Dapoolt . and refr.ences 114 Misc. 4411-1122; ~ollt8rll V-lnt Avo..• h -·· • requlr.d , ua5 . month. 304-175 1090. Apartment, partlelly furnlohad In Galllpollo. 304· Merchandise King wqod or CCN!I fumonco . Call 448· 4127 or 44S· 33411. . ' ' 114 Misc. Mtrchan_dise COntour lounger, ru_lt eolor, llka new1 otaloo componant oyotem. 304· 8711 ·1!1136 . Window .a ir conditioner 12,000 8TU, d""kay gald · Ifill 180. Flohor -odburn· IIIII otO.e. Call 448· 7338 . 1111 Pets HIL'~CR ,UT_KENNELJ Boarding all breodo. Hae114 Indoor-outdoor focllltlo1: AKC Dobormon p'UDPiot'; Stud Service. Coll814·44f. nu. For ule 20 fl. gooae nocll trallof. 3oxta. 2 IYivo olecmic brako. Call 814=2511·1801 . 67~·1458 . altar II. ., 45 · Furnlehad Rooms 4 room hou.s e nur· Point Pleasant, city Water,. refrencea requir·e d , ,304 ~:676 · *1 0,000 down or will cori · sfc;tertride for land.low 60's lilter 6. 304-676· 6643. 1'991 Hollypark. 14x70, nrd, gieat for family, be - exc. cond.. 12x8 deck. hind high school. 304-676 - underpehning a·nd large room •ir cond. included . 2865 . .304· 895 •3895 or 895 · • F.or oale bv owner. 302 Staff 3600. Houle Rd . , 3 bedrooms. compl8t8 kitchen , bath, '77 Cameron, 1 4x70. exlarge family.room with wood pando, 3 bedroom, new burner. utility room · with underpenning, front porch, washer and dryer, carpeted, gas heat . axe cond , 2 cer garage, deck and $8 , 000 . 00 . 304 · 675 · covered patio, sltu~ated on 2700. ,large lot . For appoi11tment call 304"-676-4369 or 676- '77 Cameron, 14x70. Jtxpando, 3 . bedroom. new 6,220 . . 4 bedroom home, fenced Byowner.fiveroom,central underJ)ennin.g, frOnt porCh, gas heat , BJlC ·cond, a(r, .carpat, full basement, 88 , 000.00. 304 · 675 · exc . cond. ·846,000. 304· !::27:-o_o_.-:· =-:-:--675·136S after 6 p .m. Class· 1974 12x60 mobile H.ouoe for sale. 196 Park home. 304· 676· 1525 or ·orive. Point Pleasant. 2 675· 5665. 1-;;==;:::==;=;:::;=: appliances. 304-676-.2192. 1Farms for Sole story. new kitchen with new 33 HOute for sale. BYz a~&uma ­ bjeloan. S3,0DD.DO down. 3 bedrooms. 1% baths. large lot. Call 304-676· 6848 ba· f6re 6:30. 676-4368 alter 6.i30.. . mation, write 8 : Graham, 4616 Emera!d . Nacog doches, ·Texas 75961 .' · 32 Mobile Homes for Sale , Smell farm 118.25 acresl in Portland. Ohio. bordered by Ohio Rivet lo highway. No buildings, some trees. 1h: minartil rights. Fair market priee. 640,000. For infor· NEW AND USED MOBILE tlOMES KESSEL"S OUAL· lfY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4cMI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 614-4467274. . 1979 3 bdr mobile home, on Va acre lot. well shaded. "'Mustoell both together. Call 6' 4-388-9967. 1976 Bayview 14 X 70. R,efrig, stove, CA . WB, good cond. Call 614· 446· 1606 14X66 3 BR . gas heat, 1,973 , . good cond .. S'7900 .. 12X60 all gas, 2 BR, 1969 54900. 'Call614· 41!6-0176 . 14X66 3 BR ." gas heat. 1'973. good cond : . s!i900 .. 12X60 all gao. 2 BA. 1969 84900. Call 614· 4'16•0176 . 35 lots & Acreage Surveyed lot wfth watch and electric hookups, approx . Y2 A. In quiet subdivision near Rodney, 2 mi. from Holzer Medical Center. Call after 5:00. 446-1380. for. sale · 6 acres of ground in L~benon TP. Good building site.on herd top road . Asking 86000 01 best · offer. Cell 614-843-6231 . living room wit_h WclodburninQ fireplace, beth with garden tub, nice ap- ptianceJ many features . \'172 Belmont 12x60, kit· ellen. living. 2 bdr .. 1 bath no furnance or appliances. Call 446-0902 8:00AM to "])OPM . . 1_o4x70 three large bed· r6Pms, fully carpeted except ktJ;chen. underpinning . Must -rjlove. Boot offer. Coli 446· ~62 . ., Adutt,, nO nice, 2 mi . out on Rt. 1188. •200 mo .. adults only: Call 446· 2300. •' Ca ll 446"· B658 . Mobile home furnished, AC. ideal for 1 or 2 men. beautiful riverview. Fosters Trailer Park. Caii446-16D2. pets • . se~urity depoolt. Call 614 -9923874. r ,.1·---...,------ Mobile home for rent on 0 White Rd. just before Proa- •;;~n~~:";,l':•~•• unfurnished paid. adult• pe·ct Church Rd., 4 mi. from P • hos11ital. 3BR", lrirge muter 0 nIy, pe I • · C8 II 44 u· Newly remodeled · 2 bedroom, equipped kitchen, U25. D-sit required . Call 614- 9!12 - 6319 or 992· 28111 ;::====::- br. , ex. otorage, lg. bath, ~3=4=3=7=or=44=11=·=3=11=1;.=:::::::=-~::;=·= · furnished~ ni~e lot. garage, no children. no pets. Reel Estate General Call 614-446-3643 Wise. man Real Estate Agency. 2 bdr. with wall to walt AC, in Gallipolis:·Cell mostly 446-1409 6-BPI\II. 2 bdr. 2 m ile below Eureka, $160 mo. plus deposit. no pots. Call614-643· 2644 or 614· 64.3-2916. 2 bdr. mobile home,, ref, &. dap . req~ired . Call '614· 266-1922. ' 1--- - - - - - - - 1 2x60 2 bedr,Pom mobile home, partly furnished. Ra· cine area. Call '· 614· 992- · 2 bedroom. total eleCt;lc , 5B58. with .central air. on East Main St., Pom..-oy ·above 2 bedroom mobile home, car wash, fulty furnish•d. adults only. For sale or r"ent. Cill614-992-7314 or 992·· 4-992-269B . 6216. 'f¢ud. \' 1 ~x;44. stove. " refrigerator, a.c .• underpinning. Set up on rented lot. $4360. Call 9!1~ -7479 . MSGHEE. .· ; . 'R,f:a 't.!t- . 44 1631. Sewing machine. baby For '!lie, 110() it. 2 ln . pipe ltroll•r • .boQiter seat, twin tlwoadod. good condhlon, llzo Iron ~. 1973 Che· l>oll offor. Coli evanlngs. ' vola. 304-1176-111113 otter 912·7384. 11:30 p.m. Now open for buolneu. Windows With atorm win· Mountain Bille Block, Rt. dowe: 3" 3.. wide • 3 '% .. 3,3, Now Hoven . Complato moaonry ou!IDIIH, 4". B" . high . 304-1176-4123. :12"' block. Oitllvery oarvlce. Sh,llow woll pump and Phone day 304· 812-2222, link. 1711'. 304-1175·11667. ovllllng 882· 3239. 45 Specs for Rent ' Trailer lot for rent, Upper Rt. 7 . Call 1114-367.0232 or 4411-4216 . • , Real Estate General MeiD CoUitr Aaaclllt . • l'hoae 742-3171 ' Real Eatate General FINISH THIS ONE YOURSELF AND SAVE! This beauty is situated on a scenic eleven acre setting near North Gallia High School. Six room ranch offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 12x18.combination FR·dining, 15x22 living room, carpet· ing, electric furnace, fireplace, full basement .with woodburning stove, 2 car garage. . ' BLACKBURN REALTY- 446-0008 FOR SALE ~ BY OWNER MINI .fARM M.C. Rentals · . · Clotheollno pooto, owing lramH, all ty~r Picnic table.o. FrH · dollvory. 304· 675-3677. . 211n . RCA oonoole TV, exc. cond. 1200.00. Call 304· 675-3485. ' ' ' ' · GOOD USED APPLIANCES · Waohorit. dryers, relrlgoratoro. rangeo. ' Skaggo Appliance•. Upper Rlvar Rd. beside Stono Croll Motel. 614-446·7398 . r1nges, .refrlger•tors, TV sets. ' Full .olzed iron bad with m1ttres1 & box springs. Call 446-4179 . Self· froot refrlg.. 1100: Waoher a.· dryer, $126; 30 in. gas $65; 1811: $66. SWAIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE Waoharo lo dr<y- 1111.95 lo · 82 Olivo St .• Galll~lo. ·Nr.N f79.911'·'011o week only. lo ullld wood 1o collotovaa. Hupp"o Appllences lo Gino- 6 piece wood living room ware, corner Rt. 141 lo Rt . oulte wllh 6 Inch flat armo •7. Call _.48-8033. 1399, bunk bado compllll with bunklel 1199, 2 piece :s .owlng ••tochlno. A'tortl antron Hvingroom ta,.itet •2800. and othar houoohold 8199, antron recliners t99. '.itom 1 Call4'46~ 3313 . other recliners aso. mapte dinette oato 1179. box Mayteg wr't.nger type :corner bar with ~ atoololl"e •new, 11110. Couch 9 chair, ' good cond., 176. Call 446· :e1118. ;AMC refrigerator good cond.. t100. Call 446· -7363 ., chen, living area. beautiful view, no children. no pets. security, . no children, · no pets. Cell 614· 446· 3643 Real Air conditioner, t-1 00 BTU, good cond. 1176. 446· 1522 or 446 · 7672 . m · • Bonnie Stutes,· Realtor · Sonseerhay .Garnes. Assoc. ~ ' Cathy Clark Burdette~ Assoc. R!AuOI . PRICE REDUCED·TO $32,500 Attr.active and well maintained. 3 bedrooms, living room, bath, d1mng and kttchen combined, utility, garage. ·Nice size end lot . . #525 CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E.• Inc. Eatate OUT - ~10 STATflY HOlliE - """''~~ ,., "WIXxland and 1.6 ltleS Cll1 liso be purthsed. Only 2 minutes m city. Feaures a brmal entry, tivilg iOOm lltd 2 bdr. house in Gallipolis, hardwood floors. gas furnance, adults; no pats. Call formal dining room, modem IIM:IIen. IDlY lamiy room..WB firePace. 3 IIA. 2 b1111S with tub and slllwer. 2 car 11J1118. 8% . intnst lltlllllllltlble In qualified~ Shown by appointment Houae for rent in Mercerville area. Call446·3159 dayo. or 256-1552 eve. PICTUR£11001 S£1TIIIG :.. 8 year old bricli. 13 ~c:res m/1 indllles 6 1t1e lawn with 20'x!il' pool. 3 or 4 t:edroom. 1lmiiJ roorn living room. den, dining room. 2 balhs. k~chell, utility room.IQe worllshlld $260 per month. Call 614992·6B79. · and ~ cellir. l,(XX) sq. 1t 0.. wil hllp filne. . Four roort:~ 8t bath, house at 1660 .Lincoln Heighta. Pomeroy . Call 614-9923874. LET US PAY THE. .BILLS! TWIN RIVERS TOWER POINT PLEASANT, WV CHAMPAGNE TASTE - Very nice brick . . . 4 bedrooms. all carpeted, kitchen with bar and dinette, den, family room. rec. room. 2 baths, 3 car garage, beautiful in-ground. pool, 4 acres. citY schools, possible loan assumption , · . ' .. RIVER BEND PLACE ' Housing lor the Elderly, dlubled and handicapped. Rent Is 30 -percent of adjusted Income hi quallfltd t-Ills with an Income of less than S12.300 per yur. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Call Either Number: Riwers Tower., Point ·Pleasant, WV 675-6679 . Riwer Bend Place, New HU.n, wv ' ··2·3121' . :. OFFICE HOURS: 9-5 MONDAY THiU FRIDAY. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENtS AVAILABLE .fOI NS BETWEEN 12. Large ·111fr. ovorhead 118'"98 door. complete. al•o 8ft.. etc. ;•• fi(K)f furnaee_, reasonable: CaP &1•·2566509 . . ' ·446-4206 large home. large yard, $360 mo., $200 deposit. Call 446-7167. NEW HAVEN, WV oldowolko. petll'•· fill topiOII, baril mulch lo oewduot. Contact Bruca Dtvl· olon. Cotl614· 258-1427. CHECK THESE Call 614-446-3643. Wise· man Real Estate Agency. 3 BR home forrent.Rt . 160, 6 mi . from hospital, carport, nice kitchan & living room, wood floor. $300 mo. plus Stlrubl pruned.' l•wn 111ded, retaining STUTES REAL ESTATE WHEN IT COMES TO BARGAINS WE'VE GOT THE BEST SNIFFERS IN TQWN. Home for rent. good loca· tlon. Bob McCormick Rd. 3BR. full basement, partly fini1hed. nice'. 2 bath. kit· your own Mae.oned wood lhlo winter, 614· 266-624.5. Real Estate General - Real Estate General 3 bdr. -house deluxe, central air, pool etc. Call 676-5104 or 676-6386. • Knauff Fir-ood Reduced prices. thru July 311t. Have sprin,gs • rnattreu twin or Table & 4 chair• in exC..Iet}t lull 1100 oet regular-firm cond. •1 50. Radio stereo 1120. maple dinette chain! . conaole $40. 614-448· ' . $35, wa•h ltltndo 134. 1478.. maple rockers t69: ? piece chrome dlnatto oat •149. 6 4-H horN ohow outfits fa< piaco dlnatto Mt 199, uood girlo. hato. booto. Coli 814· bedroom oultoo. relrlgara· 446·7711 . 1011. rangeo. ohoot, dro11err. 1 - - - - - - - - wringer washers. TV's, dry· Firewood Cut up IIebi U5 on, lo ohooo. Call614-44&< pickup load. Call 614·246· 3169. 5804. Catl 446-1527 Houses for Rent 'For ...le alic. ltO¥e Waatlng· llouoe, harvllll gold. Vila new. motoreyclo Yemoha 100. Call814-381-82.1l! . Ava.. Galllpolio. 614·446· 1699. Spin wuhoro, gao e. electric dryera , 1uto wuhers, .. ,g il • electric ' 41 · Rpl Eltate General TV lo Appllancoo. 627 Third 51 HOUIIIhold Goodli' ' w01hor.. Call 1"14· 2611· 6428. '. ' 12 acres, all tillable. nice ba·rn with water, workshop and machinery shed. 800 fb. tobacco base. Nice 8 rm. house modern built-in kitchen. Plenty of shade. Excellent. location· on Qld 160 approx. 1\12 mile from H. Real 'Estate General 1978 Joop CJ-5. bt~o with Uaed furnhure -- ChalrJ, block hard lop. chromo dryero, and· TV"o. 3 mllao out whealo, rodl01 tlroo . Alklng Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am to • 4.000, Coli 446· 73&3. llpm, Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to &pm. Stt. 614- 446 ·03~2 53 Antiques . . Real Estate General I \ _ciier,~...,, . Apartment for Rent AGE 40 . MMR 536 - Sumll'M!r get-away. Relax and enjoy yourself along tl'e Ohio Riuer inth~ neat and clean cottage. Situated on 125'1200'. lot. We have REDUCED the price to ONlY $6,000! ' . MMR 547 -:- louety well cared for home. 3 bedrooms, new sidin& Anderson w1ndows and more! Low utilities. located on Hamion St. 1n M11klleport Close to Jr. High Sells [or $30,000. .•. . , MMR 540 - tnuestment Nice bu~ Ol)lll!ltunity. UI*JII$ is 4· room and bath apartment downstairs ~a ' 29'~ l'f)lll11 wilh bath. located on Ma1n Sl1n Rutland. Asking $10,900. · ·. MMR 546 - Spaoous 2 st«Y holl'M! wrth wrap-around porch Qn ·Mulberry Auenue in Pomero~ 3or 4bedroorns,ltrgt25'x13' living room, ful, basement. .N1ce lot v.th plenty of trees and shrubs. · &itilng pnce $32;500: . • . MMR 543- PRICE REDUCED -2 bedroom' llnleleclr~ hOme crpet ltiroughout Just like ne~. large 24'x12' deck an~ nowONLy $24,!XXJI! ' 3 bedroom house for rent. 12x60 mobile home Mulbirrv Hgto. Pomeroy. wUh 12x18 ft. add,d room. on lot 811x146 ft . Cenlent block glragt, covered patio 81 2 0\rtbulldlngo. Contact Leona Stewart. 614-992· 8276. .. . M. L "lud" .llt:GitlE 446-0958. 1 '.72 Skyline 1 bedroqm, ' epartmenta, · Middleport . 2 bdr . untun1.1ehed, extra Hender.son . Ageocy. ' 2 bdr. trailer fully furnished, good lo cation, s~c ; dep. req . 83,000.00 each. Scottie Soladean . Smith . St .. ft74 14x70 New Moon eve. Furnished 1 .& 2 bedroom carpet ~ Sloej>l~g room 1125, utili· tiaa paid . Share both. mole only. Ronge lo rofrlg. 919 2nd. Avo.. Galllpollo. Call 4411·44,16 lftor 7 PM. · COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Roull 33. North of J'omorov. Lorge loto. Call 814-912-7479 . . ,110134 TENDER LOViNG CARE - This split level home is in eKCelent condttion. Has 3 bedrooms, master bedroom uery farge. I\! baths . fully carpeted, patio and carport located on a large level tot on Rl 160. Priced ueiY reasonably. · ' . ~2499 END OF RAIN~ - Overfookin~ the Ohio River sets ltiis split level home. 3 or 4 bedrooms, tamily morn carport.,cent air, KC schools. Out of state owner says to sell now. · . . SUMMER FUN - 1970 Globemaster 12l150 2·BR mobile home. Has tWQ tots with 220 1t frontage overtoolling Raccoon Creek oo Bear Run Rd. Fully furnished. Deeded access to RaCcoon . en. IHI021 lARGE COIIIIERCIAI. BUILDING -+ Rent' or ·Suitable, fur grocery, hardware retail business. Cal tqr more·i·niorin~L:',~~ ' EIC81£11T IMMACULATE IN THIS I\ITCilN, PERfECT oM A $37,500. Building Supplilli Staroo •715.0<!. 304· 7677, R eil Estate General for Re.nt Lots in Henderson, 50 x 1 19, Wiseman b_eth. ell kit . app.. new dtepes, alum. blinds. on re'!1ted · lot with fenced in yard. 8x1 0 ltorago building. exc. cond. $.10.600. Call . I4J6·7·641 or 446 -7133 42 Mobile Homes $10,996. 304-676-6448. 1~9 Namco 12x60. 2 or 3 ,b .• new carpet. 84,600. Col. alter 4 :30. 614-256· 1tOO. mobile home. 2 bdr .• :H'a APARTMENTS. mob~o land. homoa. hoiiMI. Pt. Plea-t 2 roads. and Galllpolla. 114: 4411; 8221 . • axe. or- mini farm, all utilities near by. on old Rt. 160 ne1r Pprtor, Nice 1 a~d 2 · -room • 9.000 . Call 614-388· unfurnished •partm•nta. 304-676:2218 before 8 · BB01 . p.m . · 1 Ox 50 tr8iler on · l•rge wooded lot, 7 miles below Gallipolis on RaCoon . 1974 14XiO. 3 BR . 1 'h total elec . ,good c()nd ., $8900 . Call 614· 4§6;0176. d;ning, week-ends. lot for sale in MercerviOe. Call 614· 266-6618 . · b ~th , · 1!i79. Lib·e rty Caravan 1lx70. 3 bdr .• front kitchen, 6884,.. ' 3 bedroon1,' i Y, baths, baseme~t. garage, fenced yard, HP, AC, 144 English Court, Point Pleeoent. &360.00 plus deposit, ref. required .. 304-676 -7789 or "675 7 467 afte r 5:00 PM and f?& Juot ·rocelvld 2 loldo of Creooted ~;:~~::·. Galli· barn I P "" 8 t .. 7 hp 'Simplicity" rldinglown mower. 12110. 304·675· Cell 448 ' For rent 81...,1ng Aoomo. and light houu ". kHping rooma. Perk Central Hotel. Callll14·4411r071111. · ' 3 years-old, total electric. deck & .fen ced in back yard, fl'h percent a11umable: IQafl. 3 window air condltlonO<S. 304-671·2267. 'E . Main. . . POME'ROY, 0. 992-2259 lEW · USIIIIG - Bell~ bric:ll rn:h in I JNI 1. . .1bullwl FIJI ~ c:arpart . . . . ·flmilv room. rec. room. .. in elCI!Ielll aJidiliDI L lbny fel\lm. Must be seen. $57,900.00. lEW USIIIIG- S,...Ramodeled dder home, has been a reral. Income siWd maile payine$. 3 bedrooms, nice lit Only $11.900.00. R . USIIIIG - Lqlviil. - 106 acre llrm wid1 · . 15 acres in botiDm~­ Seduded and piivlle, deSCribes tt1s property with a 2 !brf flame home with 4 bello ooms; blm, sheds and a!lar. $55,000.00. IBV UmNG - Ranch type home willl Jul basement. 'Central !if, MJOdburning fire• • al. in IPid condition. Want $24,!XXl.OO. . lEW USIIIIl - Business or 6z buiding in Pomeroy in tpJd contllion, plus·an-aplll· men! OYIII. Owner witt nep till!. lllrgtin Priced At $25,000.00. RUJUCED - -rn:h. -PIIICE A11nctive 3bednm - dedlin& lirge lit Separdilq room with -slili,. cblrs to larJe deck. Utitily builiin& 1115 la. hell Owner needs to ill! ~500.00. * lfALIOIIS' lilnry~Jr. 992-6191 IIGIIil r- 992-5692 .IIIII Tlllllll 94S-2MO .laHII!II5 UM I,..__ __...,...,...._..,..~ Dragonwynd , Callery Ka111 nolo. AKC Chow puppla.. Slomeoe klttono. nowllttarl• CFA Himalayan ~~d Parola!i klttono . Call614-4411·384!l oltar 8 . · Aabbitl: and ~uche for Mle 11.00 each. Call 814-379-. 2216. . . ' u'Kc roglotorld coon hound pupploo, 8 week• old. Call, 614- 992 -3989 or 982· 3847. 1---------· 2 AKC lllvor fom,lo PoD• dloo, 304-882 -3672. ' �I .. "• • 1, 19M 74 Ohio Motorcycle• - 1984 CR 80 18110. 818nd n -- Colt Ul-3231 . . I _.. old 18QIIter-.l Boogie pupa, 2 yr. old roglotered INgle. coli otter · liPM. 304-li71i-12t17. 1 981 K~IO ~BR otiHt ~- 1000mlloo. 11100. Coli 4~·4803. ' . . ' 72 Trucks for S•le 74 Motorcycl•• 1113 810 long bed Chevy PU, 4 cyl.. 4 opd .. AM-FM -:-,,.... , -----'---~....:. IU.enew. •t.I81.18Bal10 " , ehonbed Cheyy PU I cyl., 4 1177 Harley DoYidoon opd .. AM-FM ' vlnyl covered rider. CoU 441·70111 b8d. a!lorp •11.8111. Joh~·· ,PM. Auto 8111oo. Buloville Rd .. Glllllpoll0; Oh. Open Ill doli<. Vemohe VZ 125 J . wo~r cool-.!. Muot ' " to appro· CoH Ull.- 4 782: ~ote, prlc-.1 to 1111. 11,._ : 11171 Chevy PU 350 ongino 387-7187. 'auto trent. new pelnt. rellay ¥'fheelo, 1~.500. Coli 441- 1 878 v.imell• sa400, ..... 73113. . . '· ' cond .. •sao. Colll14-2tll, .. tl01 after IIPM. ' .1'178 Chevy Pickup, 8 cyl. Call 614·882·2048 lor 1878 XLH lporller, - " dotolls. · cond.. u.aoo. Coli ~4,_ 0911 or 114·211·179.8 . • INgle puppleo, 1 femole. 3 ·mole. 6 weeko old. •3o.oo. 304-8711-6299. - 67 Musical Instruments For tale Cowery Fun Machine organ, exc. cond. Call 448-9476 . . Piano for ule, Wanted : RetpOnaible party to 111uma amall monthly payments on aplnet. console piano. Can boo aeon IO<:ally. Write: lin· 73 Van• & 4 W.O. - elude phone number) Credit Hondo XR 80 good condition, 3 ry. old, Solid 1300. Coli 114-318· 8020. 76 II•. For ..... Uke n - 19711 1 8 ft. comper, Mlf contolned. Coll '448·01114. . . ECiulpment u••· ·.;. •4.1100 or 8711· '' r BoetiJ,IInd . Mcitorl f9r 8•1• ' . Black roopberrieo. Point · Plee.. nt. 30..,.878- 1 ~66 . ·•- , 59 For S~(~ or Trade • 446-6610 Seo Cloud 2 peroon vinyl 'boet. · brahd new trade for qUIHin olze bed frame. Call 446-7475. 81 '1974 318 2 br. 8erocude, runo, ne~d boHery. UOO. 1976 slant 6 cyl., Duller, $260. Cell 814· 388·9844'. Farm Equipment '77 Co~lllec Coupe DeVille. fully loedod. body and ente· rior A·1 ohepe.' Runs good. 304-·98-3,54. . 1,1 Wanted to buy, a nice boys bicycl,. 111 in, C•ll 46B1997. . Livestock ASSuiiPTIOII, LOW lllfERm RATE - lar&e ranch style home with 1860 sq. It tinished Pus 640 sq. It untirished. Home has 3 bed!pclms, 2 balhs, .attached 'lb21 prage. vinyl siding. Nice clean home. Level lawn of 1.3 acres. Located in Green Townslip. Price red!Kl!d. Reg. Quarter horse mere. gentle. healthy, well trained boy rider. Call 814-446· 7711 . . For sale- Reg. Holatein bulls. out of high producing d1m1. Call 814-288-2496. Pigo. 126.00 each. Lowrenee Alee. 10 Mile Creek, Leon. w. Va. pest Yauger Church. Registered Tenn . Walking · hor11 Gelding. black, 304937-2123. 84 lilt STORY HOME PLUS 6'11 ACRES, II 01 L Brooms. 4 bedrooms. I bath plus shower in basement Rural water system, garage. All in ~ condition. 6\\ acres M/L Lots of space. You can buy ttl~ home and acres for only $32,900 now. Hav & Grain · Strow. 304-676-4308. 86 Seed & Fertilizer Tobacco plants, call Morgan•• Woodland Farm, Rt. 3&. 304-875-2275 or 876· 1288. .- Real Estate General TEAFORD VIRGIL B. SR. 3!l ACIIES IIJl. QUALilY HOlE I BAIIII Top quality 9 room house v.ith 7 rooins carpeted. 4bedrooms. bath, and full basement plus 3 car garage, GOOd !Jim approx. 30'x40' • plus chicllen house approx. 12'x30'. Approx. 10 a~res tillable and 20 acres pasture with large pond. Beautiful location with hal mite frontage on blacktop stale highway, DOII'T IMilOOK OPI'OIIfUIITY Ill see this 3 bedrmm I\\ illry h:llre. Large living room. kichen includes rangr, ball\ utlty, lui basement.l.afle front porch.'Spacioos lawn Priced in mid 30'1 11614 :.i , IJlOO, extras. •. '• VIEW - 2story frame. 3 bllll, furnace. In :.·W••" . ' .WLOPIIEII'I ACIES .... .... AIUit. 'V* llld . . . etd#' Fend . . ................ ............ - 110 ICIII, 7 rms. -a•........, . . . . Glad VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner fi·nancing. sundec~ rural water, se!Xic sysiem, electric. Buy · rt with cam~Jll! trailer or without. concrete pa!l. Great Fishing! BloJ and 111011e nght in. • .• M LOW DOWN PAYMENT. OWNER FINANCING ~ you too~ng lor a 2 bedroom home overloo!llng the Ollio River with llittfe maintenance Begin"nef home or retirement home. We liMit 11260 . 6.95 ACRES VACANT AND O~F RT. 35 . Rolling taoo - Beside old U.S. Highway 35. In an area that ~de­ ~ng fast _Rl 35, short disance west of GaiNPllis. Gel d ~ 11 • . SACRU . \IMhin 10 minute dlive t1 dowrtlown. Gallipois. Oiy School sys. •11!11- Has lmtiup br IIJJbile tame. Gall ~ Wile!, eleclric Wid septic tank. rqht ~ 011 jXile. Dl ft. frrlntlat on Grahlm Sdqil M Timber Building sil!s. Call now. ·· · Mn lllW USTIIIG - Rlo GWD£ M£A - . Bain, lllbacto • • H537 IIEW USTING - RIO G~ MEA - 119 acre farni. Remodeled I\\ story house. bam, timber and tillable acreaae. County sthoctls. Owner ii!Jeds Ill sell now! Call today. . 11618 169 ACRES IIORE OR L£SS - Six l1iom remodeled house. 2 large bm)s. idequale water suJ)IIy. Approx. 30 acres crop land. IOOacres Pllbn 36acre~woods, lllblcco base. Some pel wildlife 1181. llactOOp road. Extn home siles. Rlldy Ill sell. Cal now. ·- . 11621 l'erfect b JACICSOII COUNTY - lOS JCre farm. 2 story *« home. 3 bedrooms, bltll.llil:hen with bilil~n ran&e and oven, dishwasher, living room. Barns. cellar and cehl the small famiy . 2 bedlliOIII home with .9 acre,1110!1! or less. with ~nlen and fruit trees.. Storage buildin' Priced at $37,000. · fl5l5 oomtthi~g , houlod · or tomothinl moved1 i We'll do lt. Coli 14·21111· 1211 otter 1 :30. ; Nood .,. •e1u2 'IQJ . t A XJ!O w.:.. -I.NT Ball P• • JIMS WATER SERVICE .. Call Jim Lonllr. 304·175-. 7387. 2 BEDROOM FRAME - 3 yur old ranch with a~¥C~: 1acre lawn. Alnenffi8s include lui bllh.l<ilctten. dining JIXIIII, ~ng IWill, front perth. slidirlt ~ doors. oft dinlft& - - ~Wible loan -~ with low in1en!st rafe. I • ~~4 buyer ~~- $55.!XXl BuUdlng, remodeling. vinyl ond elumn aiding. Free 1111· - 30"-6711-3881 . Metel buldlnpa bult to your needo. Ger-. otoroge, werehouM. ferm. etc. FrM EetlmetH, 304-1711-3881 . 82 Jill.. ... HOllE Ill 1M - Oliet bc*il. lriendly nOi;IIM l\61 llJill. .,00 aliiCitiJn 2() yea- del nrgy e4lir:ilni 3 bedroom SUI'£111011 QUMlTl COISI'1IucnOII in """Y debil olllli! lllra!:liYe 2 !by Irick .......,.. wilh 17 rmms. {ln<:Ules 6 AUT14001CJ.OG CAll"- This is a real <*llime.-.olkoti home silu*l on \7 acre near Ri> Gr>nde. IQI . slaie fr!llilce. elec. FA heal 16x!T kill Elall8t u2or 2 . BRs. It mod. llill:he1 and l1llre. ~ t1 set II S16,l00. . Aesklential only. . . SIW ACRfA8I :... Price~~~ 11101eor Ilk Ha lnt bam il pd . . Some other - - include ~ walK fletJII. C1W 11M; =r.llld ~. Price it ;ijl ,$Y,OOO. Cheshie 11512 ,. . , Salllr dllk 152 . . . . taroonCIIt 153 t--cft lor 47 DINitiiiiMd ,,,.....,.._. 1111.- -· , . baa " l.CIII. ...,.llllh 5 T•a SV ·~- • Ylr1uiM lO()yllleJI*I - ........... .,,,..,.. 20.,.._ ....., 11 Arlllllllll IS AC1f$. llil,"oo Stljlllil. I mle !rom U. S Ill 35 nl HosiJitll' Rerilldr!led home wilh 5 bodrooomS. bello. , wry nlce lix:l1en, breed 111 tumace. l'IU<ll - · HOme and ac mil, til\ be ~ _..,_ lllhnce olland suibJje b" tOOsq iirlulirialuse. 11: larmin~ Ideal localion. E>aloll b" • (IIOII10I![Cill ~. QXld lipay tQ<Uge. - ACIII.A8E - 31 rolng acres. Partaltl wooded. (ly , . schod districl. Build·to suit P!iced at $15.500. fllll7 ,.I . . CAL\ ·. OR ·446·3643 EVE. ,. ' IN GALLIA COUNTY WISEMAN. IS~ A. · • HOUS~W~RD l I 1 13~tar ,,. . ..t ~ lll .... , _ _ 120-..... 121/ooneo 12G ~~ t'ir f"hhlllppne . . . . . . 13,..... e &.111 farth 131--.~Gf 87 na ... llalhl • a,.Mal tot,_.,.,. c::Nmbt 12 Ftltnto.,.. 741Jina1011C1 tJv 71 ff'M:ft ...... .,.,.,.....arg. 7SfnMIIIII t5Ttl .• • o.NI 17.......,... ,,._ n-.cup 13 Tap ., COH'*IIiwutl 122 CMMI!Ifll...,._ 81 Wlrnpwn ., cnM\ Md ., j 54-........ ..- ....... ,._ ,. __ . ..10-- 21...,....... I I 1 ·1 1 I I I I I I I I I I ._ T7..,.._. 11 Chdt ' 120. 13Pnnul • 14,., at....,_ 11 UlrO V. ACRE LOT wllll a 1971. 2 8R mobile home. Jll(llt. •~ tank, rural water. InCluded IAI the sliM. refriarr'alor. ~ air conditioners. wash!r and dryer. Local!d at .MCCuiY Rold. P!iced Ill $15.000. 112Enctr$ 45F.,_OI..,.._ t:UArniu11•'41hieft• -~,t:M,.,..,II.._ ··........ -........... .... ··........ 1 warm I~ tor pcrhil ...:........iotiillll 43 ........ UIMCI ~ For ...... .-.a _ _ .,A1"a.tlrnl t •fnlll: pl. 3~· . . .. \Oil_ .. 1011 Qoolongo .5I 1 FUiodc:Uitll - te Ccutby (II Nile ...r - 53Godal10¥1t 1et;!CWGI.._ FWIE 2 STOIIY - ThiS 5lllid oldir home las 4 bedloOms, livi IWill, . lamly 11111111, dining room. . lllthen,'.. llwn.l41ats IIUI ..Giraee, ClrtlOII;' celllr hou5te, ~ buitdinl Wailing Ill be en!~ 27 Artlillllled .......... , .... ,... DII!W • ,,._ 154- rin~ ' 614-446--4066 Plumbing . • Heating ...... (IPiricln ATTH£ EllllfOf.IOIIII- Yw Millnd this new lilting lobe an a.r:e1enlly mar.tained home located 'oo one acre ol • landoclpod 1J011111. Home ino:ludes 3-4 BRs, I& lR and liiltloen, '-"'"l Speciallellure: !me stalks and riding ,... GAUIA REFRIGIRA TION CO. MO . . . . . aaloq • pnllrl area. Good neigh 1M()\~ 4 . . • NlW umNG - HAVE IT AU - 38 1tre 1m IIIU5 14'x70' mobile home , 'COil¥1 I I; fltnilhed. 3 bed 2 ~ ·~MIINIIc~.driled we11~ bam; 111 JUStarw a you. . '\. ' N7 SHEET METAL WOIIC We moe custom duct work. We Re111ir Furnaces and Heat Pu11ps. ·~ 137 '"'"' ...,...,... IIIEDIAlt l'llSSEmOI - Owners •••sibool and anxious " S!l tM 2 loodroolon rmbile loome oo SR 18!. HeN NGiS. Ha"s at.oge """""' pllio and jXJth. debdlod pnee llih """""""' 1M 12 &:II! pro wilh prden. $16.500. ' ' tleninr. All Typ11 tnnlatlooo, Eloctrfcal WiriiiCall 446·8515 or 446-0445 tlt -,_ _ ··......... _ ,._ 33. .·-· _ .... · ...- . _...... ,,._ .... ....._ ..--- '"'*""' ·kildlen. dining area.IMnl area wilh firepiace.larlll! b#locfrl 2 iwlll! ~>eotoorm Priced 11 $42.!XXl. Low m llbt ~m lii.ft: ELLIOTT CO. IMonDI Hutlll ' Air Ccorodl· L......._!-S=U=::N=D=A=Y==··=P:::::::;:U=ZZ=L:::::::E=R=----.JL . .__ ..........,.Cif . ._ ........ ...... .. ...11_,_ .. '*" ' Ill Nl ENEIIG\' EfFICIENT, 2-3 BR HOllE. ful 1M basetllllnt wilh outside !II ~tiel entrance, lias l'IU<ll """'wcrllshop, idy 100111 llld II ballt Upper it;~ lias efart r J .A.R.Conotructlon Co.Rutlond, Oh.et4-742·2UO~: BIHmenta• . Footer•. Concrete work. Beckhoe.· ef Doztr • Dltcher. 1 Dump trucl1, • w•ter· ot~•·aewer· electrical llnu. RUSS AND MAX BHULAW"S Plumbing ond Hooting. 211 Sildll St .. · Point PloaMnt, w. Yo. 30o4675-5420. UCenoed ond ln., ned. =., !rom cily. Good-1 e.covotlng, boMments. tootere.1 driveweye, oeptic tenko, lonillceplng. Coli onytirlle 814-44114837, Jomeo L.l)ovioon. Jr. owner . JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG. Rt: 1, Bo• 366, Gelli· polio. CoM 1114-387-01171. BLUE JfNI COil mY - Gel awaylrom the noise Dillie c:ily .when JIIU Illy this """"' liridl l1liCh 111 Georl!'s Creell Emleol aondlion inside ... outlo!aloliolg ful biSIInrJot 3 BRs. !lepsMr kitcloon, llioina moiio and l-oa- praJJe.il!ee gailen .... wilh 1M ..... Scetoic CJlUIIIiy view. -~_500. WHAT AIIAIGAINP.IWICIII..: IN 101111- Yoollillind lhe $29,900 jXice lag hord lo """' Ill ... mod!rn 3 bodnooom home on Hedgewood Drive. h ollrn ced.- !lillie sidin& kilchen and diing rotlO\ lull basetn81l. ilelacMd and W<Jilshop, nal. ps heal. a privilie pine ~eed yald. . llso""' nice 111'1111 wilh miles EKcavatlng CARTER·a PJ,IfMBING AND HEATING Cor. 1'-"t and Plno GelllpColo,Ohio Phone 11o4-44t-3888 or 814-448-«77 decor.........., ""'"" whicl1 may ~ IISOd br prolessional ollirJes: - .ilwyor, IP~ insurora. ""-, 11: a l1!bil '*""!. From 3 Ill 6 bedrooms, nice kichen, k>nna( linin& 2..~ 2 car l!l1dosed oourtyard on romer lol m downtown 83 II ' deadlnd !bed; .... --'<oolis cily; antoudion-211 yo, rilliridi1111Ch Ill lop qualily; ltlhiMiied ~ ..,y pel Iasio. ~ ...... Irick lo1Pace. ~ lhir:k ~ *-: size-:'311h, 2 loollol. ~ IMnl """" .... dining no, eat-in kicloon, loeMfW IMniy oaorrt . e>cttos-4oonl llld bocli prrdo .laMredl. 2 .,. r.1and possible_iruncin, Danlmisoloroloinibelore pden tiN. Cal ..,. Pt11CE REDUCED on this Mei8s County lit Exc;ellent bUilding sill. Ba~m Addition. Wnr lip ilduded. • \ mom, nit ps. cenlral ai-, 2 car llriJII\ cily oallie1 I yt11 RfDUCED SJ,!XXJ TO t69.90D ..:_ Yoo1 fal in·iooe wilh walking "' town: neifolooohood--<luiol llld """"""' RESIDENTIAl. 01 COIIl(RCIAI. - Take your pick with this 1.511 acres. UPP\!1' Rl. 71ocation. Frontaee on OlD CIIARII - Spacious 1110ms. 111mri 1'81111idii1111 · ·· riwr. 2 bed lOOm horne. Mobile home hoOI<up,Loolling already done. New"kitchen, new bath, lovely lileplace for 111 investment? Give us a call on this one. but stil work Ill be done. I'aqe with rural Wiler and 11518 I' ' se!ft llln~ Priced at $19,000. ·· · H55Z Mtlll FARM - OWNER WANTS AFAST SAlE!- 12 acres more-or less .wlh 14 fl. by '10ft. 1981 Windsor '' moDie home. New fence. bam, pond, Ill~ base. r I COIMIIIEJICE IS IIII'OIIINIT- And lllis spacious home is close ID I\OSIIibl. ~ ott. 4 bed100111bi-iew!l ' 2~ ballo!. allrdve r.nily room. large kichen arod dmi lng. olmulated brick ond otucco. -mo replocoment - - · · 304-1175-111110. IIUilding-Remodollng. concrete. drywoll. electric:ll. roofing." noorlng. lromlng, kltchon-bothroom inotollation. door-window treming . . 304-875-2440. ~" 100111 ll)!s home: localioro-wilhi , Home Improvements I R·amc.Uing. aiding, interior · n!Oflii'IY paynmt i>cluding taxes ar1d insurance {assume 12'11 VA]. Newly reclecllratal 6 rooms aoo bath rar1ch wi1h lenced yard and iiiS hm Excellent starterhorrle illme. 0\an Ink~ ~0111 and rear ol home. enclosed meclum sile lot Sileo tie 1rm liSSllmplioo llih reasooatle inter& cal us to ,.._ Asking $44,!01. . · · Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec. Avo., Golllpollo. 814·44t-7i33 or 1114-4411·· 1833. $336 lEW USTIIIG -,:11. Ill 588.4 mile west ol city. 3 BR. Ill b1111.1ivina .-.d f11111i room wilh fireplace. WeiJ<et'; nice large yard. c;r,en School lislod ill $117.500 ., Genoral Houilng. For Mle ·umeo!Oft4, fill din, ond top ool, Co" Coli 114· 211· 1427. ,_ . 81 .' Johnoon Wotor Bervleo. Coli 814-288 -1743 or 114·281- ; 1120. •. . Voaboerable: Both DeiJer: Nortb . • p. . . . p. . . JomH Bov• Weter 8ervl~. Aloo pool• f.lllod . Coil 114· 2511-1141 or . 814-441· · 1176 or 814-448·7811 . ' SOUTH 87 $33,900. oo~ General Hauling· IWIY ' house. PRICED REDUCED AIID EAS'I TERIISI .,... Priced .. on~ $29,900. 3 bedrooms raneh with lltJd1ed .carport Living niom, bath, utility, kitchen and dining aret \\ ~re ~wn. RecentlY painted and - ~ 1 0~ WILY AFFORDABLE - $2100 down and insurance. Very nice with 2. bedrooms, bath, lYing room with fireplace. kichen; dinirw ·room. lui basement Gas 1\eat. Unattached garage. ' 11534 3-LEVEL HOlE. IOBILE .HOllE lARK PLUS ACREAGE - •Good locnofl Home teatOOng 3. bedrooms, formal dining. family room. 2 bltl1s. fireplace. 2 ca~ ~ lqe covered patio. 11 Sji8Ce mobile home par~ 27 acres ..Give a cMI for .mole inlomlatiOn today. . •. . Nice fenced 111m. Priced ....... •.. ~ . ll&itle .-.r1wlle iiSSU~ LOAN AssUMPTION - GREAT .TEAMS! - Home priced at $32,000,1oan bllante 1P1J1111. $24,900, 9~% APR. monthly payment $261 illcludes taxes .and ~~b.th,~Cif~.s.=,a:~~ IIULTI PURPOSE PROPERTY · Located on Ohio Rl7 near Gallipoli~ Walk-in cooler, d~play cab· nets. three rental moble homes - income now $660 per month. Could be S room brick home plus·2 rooms lor business - wha· lever you have in mind. Flower shop, small grocery store,carry-out etc. Lots of uses. Phone for aPJXlintrnent to see. Live in oart.- biJ. ~ness in oiher part Rent mobile homes. Great oP!IQI!unity. .'· 11580' F01ced air oil furnace; also.wood base. 6 r:res. ~.000. · TAKE NOTICE - Here is the perkitt house b the lamly wanting a maintenance free home witli low ~ USTING - Spacious 3 :':~~=i!centtal air, ard ' , CIDSE lU TOIII -A wei maintained 3 bedroom ~nyl sided home 1~ mies oes1 o1 town. lndude& d~ing room eat-n kiid1e11, nat go> heal. basemllH. large room upst.ljrs. 2 llOI"C)les ·JM ~ acre )ard. lmrM<iale """""""'· ::01 WIU TW MOBILE HOlE FOR TIADE4N oo this ""'"i'f effidl!nl ~ BR oome. R~h slyle oome II1Ciudes laree eat-m kitl:hen, living room and family room Owner •nxiOOs Ill !ell and wii take y...- IIOiile oome b" trade oo down poymert style home is loolring b a new fMIIII. l.ivirrg room, dinilg room, lamiy room. kilt~ flrrl)ace room. HOME - 2 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house wdh 3 or possible 4 bed1110ms, kitchen with.buik-in cabinets, storm windows and doo!s. Large building. approx, 32'x60', located on State Highway. Call for your appointment now. 11364 NEVI USTING- 2traiers,l5 acres. Driled well and spring Bedford Twp. $15,000. •NEW USTING - Rl 124. 10 nns., 2 story frame. New sidin& woodburner, all utilities. . $25;000. • 86 GET your corpot SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTJAN STEAMER. Wotor removal. furniture cleonl!'g. free aliimot... 304·8711· 2296. IN REAL EST ATE . SAL~S .IN GALLI A CO ... I IIIIIEDIATE POSSESSION - This 3 bedroom ranch 2 ACRES PLUS NICE COUNTRY HOllE large 12 room remodeled home, 6 bedrooms. 2 batlls. with modern kitchen: Home covered witl1 carefree aluminum siding Thermopane windows. 2 sundeCks, fuel oil FA furnace with a woodburner insert 4 car garage and numerous storage bldgs. 2.093 acre& Rolling levelland. A real ·&iuntry Genlleman Home. Phone now. · #578 BEU AND GRAIN FARM One of Gallia County's finest. -171 acres, more or ~ of level lo ~n~y rolling land, 80%tillable, frontage on 3 roads, all mineral nghls included. 60'x70' barn, equipment sheds. corn cribs, remodeled farm house in good condition. Much more dela1fs. Call now. Phone after. ' RINGLE 'S SERVICE oxpe· rionced roofing, l~ci~dlng hot ttr oppUcatlon. corpen· tOf, electrician. meeon. Coil 304·87&· 2088 or 1754680 . . WE NEED LISTINGS ·BADLY GOOD BUY! - Cheslire·1own$1ip. 3 bedroom briclc ranch ~home With approx. 5acres ct land: JEbn and woods. Home iS only 5 Y!irS old, l.OOi of cabinet space. inodem, well CIIISiructed. Miinlenance free. livin, 1·(814)-992-3326 NEW USTING - Older horne. One story, remodeled. 3 bedrooms, 2 nice lots. Maloe . romovol. Coli 304-1711· 1331 . . ' 11591 218 E. 2nd St. - Cutting one'• loe.., ,_ ' SE;WING Moch.lno repeiro, oorvlco. Aulhorlled .Singor Sol.. • Sorvloo Sharpen $ci11oro ., Foiorlc Shop, . Pomerov. 11 4· 812·221'. 'l'ettv Tree TrimmJ~g. ltUmp H 6 S Homll Improvement• vinyl sldln'g. roofing.. rool1) eddltlon. atotm wlndowe, • tone• Coli 81 4 · 387-0409 0~ 114·367-7244. REDuCED $10.000 ~OWNER NEEDS 10 SB.L II~ - Route 35 West locatioo. 3 bedroom lri-level 1II batlls. ·den, formal dining. custom made callinels in kilt hen, familY room. cedar. ined walk-in do5et 2 fireplaces. attic fan. N<llural gas heat 2 car garage. Doo't miss this buy. #542 STATE II()U1t 160 -Take yoor penonat ilems and you're ready Ill move into this com~R!Efy furnished 14'x70' Hotly Pari! mobile home. F«mal dinin& Ill baths. C811ral air, 35'd2' covered porch. 24'x24' garige. Situated on·2 acres; pil~lty wcoded. Take a look at tlis .ooe' today. I Good mi•ed hey. $1 ,25 In field. 304-675-5679. PAINTING · Interior ond ex· terlor, plumbing, roofing. oomo remodeling. 20 yro. ••P· Coli ll14· 318-18&a~.· . RON'S TeleYiolcpn BII'Yice. 8peclollzlng In Zenith and Motorole. Quaur, #ln.d hou•o c.llo. -CeH 304-11711· ~388 .or 11·4 -448·2414. •d aawior, textured co•t· :::·.. · :·~ ·:.... ":.. ,·. ~..:·~..~-.·-··__..._" ..-----: . IIEW USTIIIG - MOBILE HOllE SITE -ACREAGE. $18.000 wll .buy JS acres with stocked pond and trailer pad. Rural water availa!R, .wooded area, plus buidin site& · · . g 11619 . 2 ACRES PLUS NEVI HOllE - Buy now and have your choice of finishing toUches. 1800 sq. It of living s~ 2 baths. formal dinin& oak cabinets in kilchen, · IarKe livflg room, utiily. Ftnished aJld ready for you at $58,900. . . 1599 B2 Wanted to .Buv I heed of cows • calves. Call 814-742-2138 or con· teet J ·oe Sayre, Rt1, Rutlend. .' PutNwnberl tOworkforyou~. . N9·l IB I. : SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. Ford 2,000 dleool Moooey Ferguoon 85. 4 ft . Hic:o t340 .• 6 ft. Hico buohhog 3 .60. 304-678-2328. 83 M..G'um Roofing t. Spout· lng. N- lnotolllng tubber roofo. 30 yeero ••porience, opeci..•lno- In buNt up roof. Colll14-388-8817. 84 . Electrical & Refrlgiretlon BRIDIE Home lmprovementl · ~seman· Real Estate Agency-. }i, f .1r111 Slilllllll~;: ,. Home ·I mprovements 81 ------- Fn,lit & Vegetables , ~ Livt~,,luck 81 v.11 ·, W. Vo. Paint Weier Wollo com....clol ond . ' . , domestic, t"t hoiH. pump 'Thl HOUII Doctoro' Quellty P'!intlng Interior • .exterior . Mleo ond oorvlce. 304-8815· Coli 448 - 83411 otter 3802. 5:00PM ." F - Htimoteo. BASEMENT WATER· Stir Croft pop-up comper. PROOFING. Unconditional oleepo B. ltovo. oink ond.lce GENE'S DEEP STEAM lifetime guorantee. Locel box. with porttble referlgor- CA11PET CLEAN. ref-ceo tumiohed. F ator# new tirH. exc. Cond. acotchguard-weter extrac- eotimlltlo. Coli collect 1· Troller hltoh ond cenopy. tion, doodorlzero . FREE Hti- 814-237-048•• t o.m. to 8 &2,500.00. Sooro cor top matnf · A"10nable rate1. p.m .. Roe.• re Beeement Wotolprooflng. fugg•ve ·carrier used once Gono Sm~h. 812-1309. •so.oo . 304-&76-2391. Manager, P.O. Bo• 621, Beckemeyer, II 62219.' 58 19 ft. Fan camper. Mlf contalraed . Bath. frig. ttove fumance. al..pa tlx. eilr.cel· !ant, 12,000. C•" evenlngo. 448· 7349 . . 8 ft . 1880 Colomen folding 18 ft . Kr"ow~ · foldo.IJ .! pickup uuck com)>er. oleepo oompor .. filleepo B. 3 burner 4, 001 IIOVO, il:e bu•. be. otove. Ice box, furnace. " - con . Coli 814· 812· 6030. ICI'Mned in IYfnlng. good Nomad llhlpo, 11000. 1114-182· 1871 281/a Troller. fully 7BIJ3 or 982-11433. .awning. 8. offer. 304·1,~i=~~;;~;;;;;= •'-• •4ooo. opere tire Coli 814· ,., r""' 76 S1:r C'm ect Croft · • .Ski su~ hih'> 18~ IUIIIIJOrlt. Mlf promo, family tkl boltl. contolnod, both, friO .. otovo. Now • uMd, Porkerlburg, aleepo olr <'Condltlo.n ed, WV 30o4-422· 8433 or 304· large owning, good condl422-2387. · tlon, 12,4110 or offer. Col 441·1"228 doyo,' nlghtl 1 30,1-1122· 94118 Collect- .. 1$10 Herltly Dovldoo~ FxWG, Wlde-Gido, Con be - n ot Chtrtev Fry ....._OJ coll1114' 742·24118. Ulloa. ' 198-1 CR 4110, ool 304678-2731 b41fore noon or 'Wont to buy" two 18x1 0 ChWy Rolley WhMio, 304oftor, II:QO PM. 1711·3126 or 1711-3815, ' 1173 Horloy' lportstor' neoo. 30"-878-21101. 78 Camping 1117$ Hondo Hawk. ••oo.oo , • Lo>¥ mllooge . H""dl tO tree W~h pur· · chMe.' call 30...·.171•11773:. ·),._~eon fie . C· 11.78 ..,..1--."'-J I.YI.~IV trl, Glldt ~'ole, fully dr.,olld, ~~~· otored, l 79 Motors Homes & Campers . Boats and Motora·for Sale .-·' 13fl ....... w.umn 1«1~~ ' 141 Que 142 l!!llwlk ...,.,.,. .... 147~ .... 141 "'-tar~ "' 153 - ' ciiiiL o 156 ...,.... far nttOn ''·, �-· '• I, .. . • ... i PGmi~Vy-Middleport ' e• - 0-1 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' . ' co~munit:);; .· ·.: ~~~--------------~------~------~·~~- !f . Gallipolis, Ohio . Point Plea..int, yt. Va. Agriculture and our jt · I. · By BR'l'SON R; CARTER I County ~ Aaent · • . - ., ' • July 1; 1984 . Ex~~ent_. -~.~~erway at·lf~~~~~il ~~~~: Brancb · . 'I I • .- • ' . - GALL,IPOLIS. · - Some very Interesting work Is being carried on at our Jackson Research Branch wit.h tan fescue, on~ of the more prevalent grass species found In pasture ·~lelds around Gallla , County. The experiment Involves. two different pastore fields and 1n one field our researchers have let taU fescue grow to maturity and In the other they have sp,rayed a .. growth retardant on the fescue preventing It from form lng seedheads. The whole Idea behind this work Is to gei at the PfOblem of fescue . lUVlmBY, THE PRESENT home of the French AJt Colony, toxicosis, fescue toxicosis has been built ilbQut 18$7 by Dr. Lel'lsay, whowaaoneofseveasurgeonudtveat . a term used for the many animal 1be U. $. Anny bospltal 'located at 'Galllpo• during the Ctvl War, symptoms observe<! 1n cattle conDellgned.for 400 patli!nts; ljhe ho8pltal had to serve lwlce that number sumlng tan fescue. The grass has 1,10 yean 830· This house \ateJ served as home for Dr. Needhani and been widely cnticlzed for causing 1ben. Dr~ Charles E. Holzer, Sr. , . poor animal performance In other ' '. livestock health problems: It works . quite well as a winter pasture, but catt-le can actually Jose weight with an abundance of the forage during . . .• the summer time. I viewed the fieldS at Jacksoil'tast · week, and you can really see the dlffer:ence w~ this new plant By JAMDI SANDS 1857, That house was later the home· growth,regulat'Olllhas been sprayed SJM!:Il!al Correspondent of Dr. Needham and then Dr. GAUJPPLIS -''With a hospital Charles Holzer. Sr. crowded Ml of sick and wounded While the seven doctors had to • . . .. ' . . . . ... i~ soldiers and the roll of the muffled work fa$! · to cover more than 700 easier to select a good watermelon some of tl)elr taste 'aJid nutrients, \'• natiol)'s trees. drum 1n ="'-";;;.: patients, they dld not work as fast By JOHN C. RICE ·as Some brave · .A 'Fruit That Says "Summer" If you buy one tl!at's cut. The best especially vitamin C. In fact, testA '· · as surgeons In the field. For ExtensOn Aaent It's watermelon time again. And.as ' melon has firm, juicy flesh' with show that a vegetable lrtay sttill()(lk hero Is taken to Instance, one doctor reported that Agriculture you look over you~ supermarket's good red color, It's free of white perfectly fresh f'and ~rliy al1'1, his final resting he took 2.5 minutes; three minutes; Sheep Day and Ram Sale Place. they do not and 16 minutes to perform three SatlU'day, July 14 ai the Eatern offerings - how do you decide streaks. The seects are dark brown already be losJng l Its nutritive. feel t11at the time different . surgeries: two amputa- Ohio Resource 'and Development whlchonetotakehome?Shouldyou or black. Avoid melons with pale qualit¥. Green, ~·leafy vegetab~• or rejoicing ,has tions aJI(I one breast removal. Center In . Noj)Ie County, starting shake It? Tap It? Well, according to colored flesh, and white streaks or quickly wilt and change Qavor asyet dawned.'" · During Independence w~k In with registration at 9 a.m. Ram sale the U.S. Department of Agrtcul- · -wh!teheart. Avoldmelonswlthpale water evaporat~ from the tlss~es. These words were Wrlitten 1864, six Soldiers died In GaiUpoUs: · starts at 3 p.m. There will be tours ture, none of the above. Judging the colored flesh, and white streaks or Other vegetables,..;. porn , beans and GalllpoUs Journal during Independ· P. Mahon, 14th Pennsylvania; J. M. and both commercial and educa- Quality of a watermelon ·Is very white heart. Also avoid whitl!lll peas ·- lose sweetness within a difficult· means It's cut In half or seedss(ncetheselndlcatelmmatur· short time as sugar converts tQ ence week In JUly of 1864. The Anderson, 4th VIrginia; M. Es- tional !!Xhibits. lty. Also avoid dry, mealy pesh or starch. Most !reshgreen vegetables "they" metred to In the quote were ' selen, 5th New York Heavy ArGypsy Moth - Ever SEe little quartered. Here are a few ap~arwatery, stringy flesh. 'l1lese are treep well .and stay crtsp ·If you put ~citizens of GaUlpolls. That week tillery; J. T. Brooks, Folij'lh triangle-shaped boxes hanging on ance factors .which mayJ~e he]J)ful It was reported that thete were.'769 Vlrjllnla; P . T. Morton, 2nd posts, telephone poles, trees, etc.? · .- though not totally reliable- ·1n signs of overmaturityoraglngafter ihern 1n · covered .containers or guiding yqu to a good, ripe, juicy · harvest. W~\ermelons are avaDa· · plastic bags and store them 1n the -,, patients In the U.S. Army Hospital fenn8ylvanla Cavalry; and D. · The boxes or traps are reddish· 1\'atermelon. The surface of the · ble from early. May · throuih refrigerator. If you wash lettuce, ... at GaUlpolls lbcated where at Cuhningham, 15th VIrginia. orange In color. The traps are September.• with the peak season eelery and other Je'aty vegetables present GaiUpolls Developmental 1 Ten soldiers died at the hospital balled to attract and catch the watermelon should l)e relatively coming In June, July and August. Center Is. So far as we can tell the the following week Including soldi- gypsy moth. The trapping Is being- smooth. -The lind should have a before storing, drain them thoslight dullnesS, neither shiny nor Stortn~t Frelih V~ ·769 were the most patients that this ers from .Indiana, TennesSee, and:· done by the Ohio Department of ' Agriculture. The objective Is to dulL The ends of the melon should Even under Ideal storage condl· roughly becaUSI' too much moisture · • .. • army hospital had during the war. Kentuclcy, . Removethe,tops ,-· be filled out ·and rounded. The tlons most fresh vegt>tables retain can hasten decay. . Most of these casualties were , ' I . detect where gypsy moths are and Number Varies from beets. carrots . and radishes, . underside•. or belly of the meion top quality for · only a few days. from the Hunter raid Into the The num~r . of patients In tile follow up with treatment. This and sort them betore storiqg. · After that, they losethe!rfres)Uless, Shenandoah VaHey. Over 120. of hospital varied 'greatly· during the Insect poses a threat to our should have a creamy color. It's Croo~'s regiment were sent to war. There were 4oo during parts of ·~----~----~----------------------~--~------Galilpolls after the battle of Cloyd 1861; down to 70 In July 1862; up to Mountain. Over m of the wounded 230 In December of 1862; nlin 1863; were from West VIrginia and about 500 In May of 1864; 562 In June of '126 from the 13th VIrginia Infantry. 1864; 7691nJulyoflB64; and down to Youths broken down 184 In January of 1865. The hospltBI The GaiUpolls Journal reported was designed to treat 400 at a time. that nearly 45 boys between the Genera) Rutherford B. Hayes ages of 13 and 17 were completely and General Crook were among the ' broken dowri of mind and body. All freqtient visitors to· GaiUpoUs durhopes of their ever leading a noimal Ing the war to visit the sick and life were abandoned. - wounded soldiers. In 1864 the u.s. ArinY Hospital at Not'aU the men treated In the GalllpoUs encompassed SQine · 29 hospital were YankeeS, as a few acres or which 15 a~res were under captured Confederates were cultivation for the growing of treated also. Included In .. that vegetables for the wounded, nutti· number In 1863 was one private by tlon being one of the prime the name of Jenny Prater. Wrote objeCtives In treatment. ihe daUlpolls Journal: When one considers that diseases "She Is as fair as a rose, as plump like enteritis struck down almost a 11s a partridge and Is smoking and 'quarter of a rnliUon soldiers In the swearing fully the equal to any ClvU War and that typhoid, paraty· trooper In the almy. VerUy she Is phold, dysentery, ana hepatitis 801De on muscle." accounted f\>r another quarter of a In regards to Independence week mUllan cases, one can see that the In July of 1864 the Journal also noted · u.s. Army Hospital at GaUlpolls • that "some nags were hung out and tilt, faced more than just dealing with a few rounds of cannon were fired the wounded. Sanitation anil nutti- but taken as a whole the day was t '1· ." tlon were Important ·t reatments for quiet." Priced Right · : ·· many. . The paper noted that the 172nd ' · LeWiay built Riverby Ohio National Guard gave a For This Sale! In 1864 seven surgeons were kept spirited parade dernonstfiL!i!>IL o!L j. busy In the Gallipolis hospital: the Fourth of July, and that Doctors Stone, Bell, Banta, Levi· government had appropriated say, Mms, RSthbone and PhilliPs. $12,000 more to be used on the U.S. Dr. Levlsay was a permanent Army Hospital at GaUlpolll;. resident of the Old French City, and Box 9i. Clarksburg, Oldo,ls the it was he who built Riverby about postal address of James Sands. . . res ., In comparljbn to the fields w~l ·.~ gn!Wth -rat!), !lrld ;·Am~WCI feed · blom and wlll:r,contlnue to. galtJ; has not been used. Equal n · r ., .etflcle!lcy · ·. , durlni the we phase. s0r cattle are running In both ~~qs, · , •6) Inspected for h~'.~h and vigor . . Pre-conditio )las been shown_ and preliminary results show that.- .1 ;,. 7) Identified and :wrtlfled for · to be a succeaM·p~am In tbe· thosecattleonthetreatedfleldsare "·· treatment .by a Ill,1; ensed. preventlon.of!eedlotdiseaae.c;attle doing spmawhat better. vetertnar!art · . ..,., , ~ . report that pre,weaJU!II John Underwood, our · Dlsttic! Any cat.tiern.an whQ 1i,as. ~andled · precoqditoned calves- begin to el!,l , Aironomlst, Is doing some similar calves · knows ..it tiM!-.\ procedures - 'grabi ?r silage at once and reilllll.';i work with Fred Vollborn and Bob (weaning, •vaCctna!IJ\g; dehorning, , pay weight In a tract19n of the ttmr Evans at Hidden Valley Rll!lch ..If etc.) are an done alone tltne, there requlnld by traditionally marketed, you are driving around $Orne may . be a high · death loss and . . freshly weaned calves. Five yean Sunday afternoon, either near sickness rate· In· the calves. It Is experience In Ohio has shown that Jackson or In the Hldden Valley es$entlal ' In· ~he production 'of calf ,Producers can su<XeSSfully Rancl! area, stop and Inquire about weaned preconclltloned calves that wean palves. reduce stress, and~ the work that Is being carried out · th~ varioUs be spread over .more pounds of calf · .with ·1!, with this llllpertant project. time. . · pl'l!-weanlng, 'J!fe'CO'Idltionlng P!Q: . ---SPREAD THE STRESS POINTS · ~· In 198'2·83, pre-condlt!o~ . "Spreading out" stress points Is .· BY: · · ,, . · steers In Ohio -weighed rnot:e and the key to successful production of . 1) dehorning, castratlntand lm· COIJll'll8llded a conservatively estipreconditioned feeder calves. planting prior to weaning. mated 1$.'5.50 per hundred welg!Jt Calves rriust . he given. time to . 2) !nltllitlng creep feedjng two, · premium over frelhi¥ ~~ adjust The preconditioned calf.has months prior to weaning._ n9·precondutoned ca,lves,. Pre-, been: 3) vaccinating, tre~tlilg , and - condltlontng 19 thus an economl- · 1) proteeted by vaccines against reimplanting one month prior to - cally viable concept for bc;lth cattle• .several diseases weaning. . feeden and calf producers. •: 2) treated for internal and: 4) weaning one month .prior to I urge the GaUia County' feede[ external parasites marketing. •calf producers to loQlr over !he · 3) dehorned If a tLorned breed ani! The above management P~ broch11re al:lout t)le Buckeye Fee<!• . properly castrated u a male · dure will produce the de!ilred Jot Conditioned . Program. 'Coplea 4) "bunk broke" or weaned from weall!!d precondltoned feeder calf are avaUable tree at our office ~. mother and adjusted to feedlot diet and a,ssure the feeder calf prodllcer 1500 Eastern Ave., GaDlpolls, Ohio 5) Implanted for Increased . that his calves wUl have a low death 4:\631, phone 446-77trl, . ., , , rate and sickness rate, wut not lose . • • •• . !' '• •' L tmes- tentbtel Section . ' '. '. . ' ' ' . .... ... •• stresses wu and . Sick wounded soldiers ·.crowd Gallipolis hospital ' . EXtension Meigs'Coqntragent's oorner notes.~. aauy· .• TWIN SISTERS Air; AM-FM stellO," two-tone paint. ' . ._;, : : . PEEPS, a Gallipolis Diary: Civil War veterans .helped win Fourth of July eveni By J. SAMUE~ PEEPS GALLIPOLIS- Wben.you drive to Chesapeake and Huntington on the Ohio side oft he Ohio ~ver, you eo thrOugh Athana among other villages between here and there. Denver Yoho has col'(le up With a .reminiscence . of Athalia .only ll)ortly after the CivU War. . · Tills Parucular reminiscence Involves some CivU War veterans themaelves. Yoho says that the \'ll!tenlDS had drunk the health of their former enemies so many limes that · a fight broke loose am0111.the drinkers. South against North again? No. It ,was a case of the CivU War veterans helping celebrate the Fourth or July event · 'A fter the CivU War, the United States government - "carpet ~" -toot over the estates of Leroy Glbeon, Ernlly McCorlde (at Baltimore, Md.), and James Murray. Leroy Glblon Is on the lists of Company A 17th Regiment of the VJrlbd8 cavall)' of the Conf~te Sta-.of America. JamesGiblon, a buck private, was In Company I (that's Company Eye) of the 59th VIrginia Infant')' CSA. · ....... '1982 FORD BRONCO. XLT BRONCO ' Black, fully equipped with air, cruise, tilt, power windows, powet door lpcks, chrome wheels and only 25,000 miles. '· NEW CHEVROLET TRADE ~ ·, . JUST TRADID THIS WEEK 59,5?5 l)liles, one owner, two-tone 'Jl•int, 4 spd. trans., power steering and brakes. , · · ,, . · 'COMPARE ANfWHERE . . - i\cm ... lolle)Wp County IO!Jtory, (JnJi8 General l!CIIre w.. .. lll'lt gro®y In tile v111ace to _ oaer deJtverte. dlllly. YllllAiliE VIEW - 'lbe l&aclla of tlie Philip !lpon, pbuit,looe'ed liCnJis tbe Ohio River 111!111' New Haven, Wllllt Vqlnla. can be _ , frml eve11 P.*ll In Radne. Mayor Charles Pyleil 1111Y1 that -.:¥ producUon, IDcludlng oO and gas cldlllng, provide employmenl for man,y of tbe viUag1l'a 1121 rrd' " FOUilded b) IBW, tile family mnilmii!IJ'to operatell!e under the name of ltll founder a1 Waid en.• Sons Grocery, i1d8 I:MAI.,g II One of tile Clkleil& ba gro®y Radne.:- Village View: Racine. . • ' ·' The. Paris -of ·MeigS County' By LARRY EWING TJmes.SeutiDel staff - RACINE - This Meigs· County vUtage was ofl$~nally Incorporated as "Graham'' Station" by the General Assembly In Jll41. The name of the post was changed to Ract,ne, Ohio, on Juae 24, :1852. .l·i~=~~]!l~ ~~~!Y•.O~I'IistiJry(l9'19), ' ' I . Is known for Its el'torts II\ education and ~~- "What makes this town rmre than anything else," says Mayor Olarles Pyles, "Is our basketball team... the entire community IS IJ1volved...we pack the gym every game.'' · "If you ask abmst 8JIYllllll across the state what they · ~ aboot ~,''Pyles contlllues, ••!)K!Ir ~ · · • II!ISWI!l'w.Wbe~-'"*'1!'l'll•~" ... )ijiL 'l'li!MIIft-lO'Mili lllti ......a 9 aAIIWOD cinecutlve SVAC (Soullilft Valll!y AIIill!tlc Confef. L enCe) ~ - hal cmslllentl;y placed ~IIIII Qte-wlde CUiijM!IllbiS. . RecaUlag the orlgln8 of the vUJaee, the Meigs liiStmY..relates that In \819 'lbomas Redding was gnmied a llcenle.to lra!p11 "boule of entertalmielit" :at Graliaril'sStadon, wbl!re he already had a llcend .' ta-ry.. ' "A double log cabin with b ~attic was .tills · hotel lor traders who paddled plroliues alongtheOitio, carrying 111 QCei'les and merchandise to exchange for ' skins and ginseng! . . ''Piroques, keelbo&ts and'flatboats were gradually supesceded by steamboats...At the same tlme a hme drawti vehicle, ihemaU back, also carr1ed pass s frml Ptanaoy to Letart and points u!rivet'." Early In the l9tn1, theOiilo River Eiectrtc Railway and Power compan.y. lnstalled a street car that ran betw\!en Hobeon m1 Racine. 'lbe company also · provided Svolt ~ power for llll1il! i!stal!llshllll!llts along the track. ' . While the street car Is now gooe, 11 Is not quite ~ · lutauttaa. Aaxrdlng to Maytr Pyles, evay few )11!1111 the tracks wodc theiTway up- <r, more accurate the pavement works Its way ckwm - to bewne-vtslble along Thlnl sireet. . . ' 'l1ie Melp HistorY wlllnes nurnaws h1sl• • lncludbW gaidal stores; but(her shops, hardware IIDn!8; an Ice a-a ll'rlar; Ice plaal. shOe repair sbupJ, lldft.hi!Jd!nalliild iiiiiiiiiDIBit ~hops, a Wldea ~hnd ._ photo plle!1los - actlvr Ill the villa(ll! toward tile tum ~ llie century• Today. MQar Pyiea says. ' education. pipeline CliDtnldbt .... aiB'IY pi'IDictlon. bicludiDg mllllld gas ftll drllllag, piQVIde the built of~ fllr· the Yllll&e'• 9l'l5 n!illdeuts. . Pyles. who bu 9&'\'lld as mayor' or Racine b' 21 :.--so~ he and lill vllla!le council haY1!bemmq (Oimfm,..,onpageE·2) enae• , James Gibson, tlie oldest son of Leroy Gibson, was born In llli5, but Yoho says that pl'esent-day farnlly members never heard or James. Denver Yoho says that Leroy Gibson dressed as a woman aQd came to Mason County dlll'ing' the CivU War, In a wagon cfrawn by two horses. Also. In the famUy were daughters Laurena· aJ;Ld Mary France( and son John. · 1983 DODGE POWER RAM ' '\ ·on this compact · diesel pickup. ' 4x4 ' - ·-... . ,.....". . . .... . . ....,.!.... . . ..... . .,. ... _.,..-.·h-.;.,.. .... New Chevrolet Trade. <t:ldk•u• r••v• 4 ,., ••• . ':"'-' ·., .Inc. . .,...,.... wlllllll tile C!Gill" rtpt, ....., pllced .... '"Die Glwld. Old DB," • , . _ where .. .•. .-.,at Ill ..... eel Wlllade. ..u " n,. "' toc:u••••a. a.- .1616 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis' . Ill.... . , 446-36 Jim EDUC\'110N- Balli Ia 1111, tile R · lne Elemeallu'J, allove. Iiiia! of three ldM lli!ISI!I"a ol public I ' . ~ ' '"t'" , ·~, • • 'V, ,. ' ,_ ,.,, 1., .;;, "' , _ ~\ ••# ~ ·~· ~. l"lre t 111.1• ,, ,. . .. r. • ,,., I !rl'"e '• 1fli>' r '·' a oUJ - i! f ;of" ' f'-r: Hr•~·r 1iu1 , • .; tr~.>l'! .K1,.. 10 Hobtol'i 0.,. ,. , ... . . . , . . . . ..... ~ . , . , f ..... . ....... l ••..,t ,. Is O&eo 1i .,..,., , . • aa • · .J • • • ,. ,,.. fl\<t -.or•••• •• ttl• · t•JO ,... . . . . . , *" T• C"lt"c.• 'r'" -. ff'.a& ••c;•u• oHC•'I ..,.. , f~•• .....c t '"' ,.J.t -'lr....-f! ~·t •~<~• ' "'""~' "•""'-"'*' w e ..,.t',!•••-•"''"'IJ! ~o.',...,.,"' ••• ,,. ···"·· (1.-tUt f l'ftl . . , IIOOU11rl' .., I Bill ~ -.,. ~-·.- ...,.!'""' ••• ChevrQiet~Oidsmotiile, ' ••<!' .... ~ ~~ '""''"' " s.. Roger Dillard, Terry Hamilton, Mike Stckela and M.,i• ShHtsl • c-~ - . , .... (!~ ••• CHECK THISE UNITS TQDA Yl .. ...... ~I<' r. ..... \~ . ; •• .,... . . . ....... efl_ ........... ,.... ' . ~- · .,... ~.., u 1""'1 lo ot 4-,,~ . , -tJo.,. . . .. '· Youngest daughter Henrietta was left In Princeton. Leroy' i • brother Font, a Confederate soldIer, was shot In the shoulder w&n he was swtmrning a river while In retreat. James B. SteveiiS, Ed Stevens, Jody BeJdleld, and Clara Bexfleld Were noWII!d that they had an Interest In the estfte of tbelr mother, Ernlly McCmide ill Baltl· more, Md. But nobody ever claimed tlllf Jll\1)ei'IY, 811(\ the StateofMarylllld . took II. IICCOI'dlng to Deaver Yobo. Only 8,000 miles ' . . �' ' . . ' • .· pI r • .. n.. Sunday Timt!s-$entinel 12- Parue"" M'ddlliport . Gcllllpolis, Ohio ) ,· freru~h village ho~rs Gl .as .their own d'local hero' · ' J$yPAUL~ . city ~ and joufnaust, who ,fMocft!ed~Wrlter · . had !alked with the ~an and· CHERBOURG, France ('AP) ooted his ~. llmo6t correctly, •. '" . ..~. 'HEiP Us·CELEBRATE OUR FIRST...,_..",......_.,..,~,._...,;""-'·~. •· July 1, 1.914 Paint Pleasant, W. Va. with the Resiatance Bar" to a ~.'' - ~ HONORING HERO - The three ~rs of the 1a1e Sergeant WUIIam F. Finley of Decatur, DL, pose In front of a plaque honoring their brother as the symbol of Uheratlon of Cherbolirg 40 years ago. From left Iii Marjorie Lookard, BeUy Sims and JacqueUne Neff. Tho plaque was unveUed Tuesday on the front waD of city haD In Cherbourg, France. ( AP Laaerpltoto ). . W~'VE . BEEN HERE IN OUR NEW .LOCATION FOR ONE YEAR A.ND ARE I :: ByJOEB.~cKNIGHT •• .4M"cle'ed Preell Writer · •· COpUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Pop: com, considered by some as ··necessary lor watching movies and by others as an Ideal snack food, Is a :high·risk business for a nwnber of · ,:Ohio fanners. · . . ·: Classed as a specialty crop, the •: trick Is In handling the corn at ::'harvest time. Durll)g the growing : sea$011, the crop faces the same • risks as other food crops. : Moisture content of the kerneis at :harvest time ·is more critical lor papcorn than for field corn. ·:Fanners estimate the moisture ::range at 13 to 18 percent, with most : ~eelngthat 14 pet cent Is justabout :-Ideal. Done right,. farmers say the • profit Incentive Is there. But most the haiVestlng, . sheUing, :. :storing, packaging and shipping 1s a . : 1:1ef1Cate operation. :.:: "Moisture lscrltlcalforthecorn to ~pop -well," said John Slackhouse, :-tanner state agrtculture dltector. • ~·'There Is a range, depending on .- variety, but It usually Is within : One-half Of 1 percent, and I! It Is · iwtter or dryer It doesn't PoP well. , .We US\!811y look at a range of 13.5 to ·:14 percent." :: . Roger Miller of Dunkirk, In · :- mrtbwest Ohio; planted his first !rl ;acres at popcorn this spring, ·:Influenced by a bigger demand from • ~yandot Inc. of Marlon, Ohio, the : -hatlon's biggest popcorn exporter. . :~ Wyandot Is contracting for an ::estimated ~.<OJ acres of popcorn ·:this year from fanriers In sJx slates. · :-senior. Vice President George ·:Brown ranks Wyandot third among :Jhe nation's popcol'll processors and :_says Its :.> percent Share ·of the : export market wW be shipped to 90 . :.agree ' ,_ - to up to 125 bus~lsperacreforfleld rom. "You can Imagine the difference . In volwne 1 have to · handle at ha+ve!ltlng," he sa(4. "One of the perUs Is to get the daJn .stuff out (plan~) early. Then you ileed a goocj drying fall. Then you try to get It halvested by 1M time the stalk collapses." ,Miller caiCQ)ates the difference between field corn and popcorn can Meunge From The Bible... • :: (Continued from page E·1) : loc~'QI\Siderablework" ontMmunlcl· · panty's tJnances recently reports, village's books are In really ::"lbe : ~allape. " . ·• So milCh so. he says, that Racine :'M1I! soon start on an $8,<ro street ; ~tproject. · ; . "That may not seem Uke a lot of • inooey," Pyles continues, "butfor a : ~this size. It's not bad:" ::- "We're reaJ1y pretty lucky.'' the continues, "we have a good ·::EMS. a good fire department and. >our DIYII pollee chief." · , ~ • He says ihat the Jlme pa-ge In • &ltton. Lebanon and Letart Town· : shipS rl an operating levy far the , . Racine Fire Department Will boost :the dlvlslnn's service In thOSe areas. : , Pyles says that - Uke many .·I.'Uili1MIIIItles thi'OugiWt the area~ · the village will soon need to t>xplore : iJAireding the village's water • syslafl. . ' :, Ill addition to the Industry of. the ::marar ·:area, the Meigs histOry also tells of ·:·"a numiJer rlloaflngbenches (In the ' · v~~~age) ...one was Wider the elm . tree." A Jllllllwnent 1D that ''Grand Old : Elm" -reported to have been over : ll8 feet In clrcwn!erence - was · : esectl!d In 19'71. The tree, which ::prcll'ilied "...plen•nt · shade ' · ' excellence.· At an excellent .:..I · to IeMans loog ~ ·~ lhtwhlte 0111111l!ttled bere" was cut ·- cDirD Ill lht late 19111 bealuse ~ .. ............ by~. 2~ . . . B,Y Christ keeping the ~ommandmenta o[ GGd, He abode In Hilo love (Jno. 15:10). It was through His obedience to the eommande of.the Father, He made known God's loye, flnlahed Ria won, utreNd the sa~rifiee for sin. laid down the prineiples of I'IJ~~ iDd established His church. . . .; ' · · Faile R= -'-~ . ~ C'an you hear the Lord reuoninl, do not heve ' to obe7 the eommands of my Father, for He i• ablil to IMO!!JPIJah In me that wlllcb He desires without my obering"? 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Christ's life was one of ohedie~, ~'7Tiollgl M,.,.. a Solt,_ ~1'­ l'•u•rmd he obedience byiM !liingr whi<:ll u ..tferN" (Heb. 6:8; Pllll. ACCU-VISION™ Engln..rlng .,.ord ~ · •:gl!lll!l'lltlcal ~ because of a"Lastyear'scropwasa shortage of popcorn," Brownsaid. ~. a drastic cutback from the norm due to reduction 1n planting and. !hell the disastrous weather corxUtlons. TheyleldswerelessthaJi half of a nonnal crop. Production Was only ·4() percent Of the amount produced In~." Wyandot also will buy corn this year fn:m growers In Ohio, Mlcljl, gan, Indlana,llllnolli lind Kentucky. "Popcorn Is a very ftagiJe crop," Brown said. "Corn In the field has to TbeGreatL•..... :Racine ... :... I com Miller said popcorn yields about55bushelsperacre,compared OBEYING THE GOSPEL Willoiam B. Kug,\n Of What The Goopel c..-.u . ' . The gospel consists of faets to be believed, promtseo to he rece1ved, and commands ·to he obeyed. ,"FOA:Ir" deal With rulity and truth. '1'romu 81 " offer tho assuranee that is founded on an agreement or covenant wherein the stipulationo we must JJ!~t are made kDO"!'D ~nd on which the promisea rest. "Com~ . are the exerclsmg of authority, having the power to control m religious precepts. T)le gospel is real and tl')le (facta); it is the divine arranpment that reveals the conditions you must meet in order to have the-~ of things hoped for (promises); and it iS the power of qooJ to, control_you . br the prmciples of righteousness (COIIIIII&IIds) Htabliahed m the truth. Smee the gospel contains the power of God to aave ~ the P!J81 Ia made up of facts. promiSes, and eommande, ,.ou c:aunot lgDON any 011e of the three! As a minister of the ~I of Chriat, 1 eann~t advoeate .. that "keeping t~e comma!ldmenlr"ts not -ntial to salvation . ·.:countries. ' Stackllouse; who has 150 acres · mean $15 or more i)er acre In profit . . be handled very carefilUy. All the plapted to popcorn In Huron County, to him. · handling equipment has to he clean. estimates the entire state produced "'Themalnreasonfortheswltchto • And In all, the moving, packaging mmorethan25,<roacresofpopcorn popcorn Is the very, very Uttleproflt and · pollshlng · needs to be done last year. In field corn," Miller said. deUcateJy." .,,A good year for .white popcorn · "Obvloulsy, you don't horse Wyandot offers a premlwn to wU1 yield 2,500 to 4,<ro pounds per around with specialty CJ:'OllS If il!e gro JVers far shipping popcorn with acre, probably In the 3,00).3,500- lncreasedprofttlsn'tthere,"hesald. minimum dainage. poulldrarigef<il'cleanshelledcorn," '.'It's almoo\ 11- complete subStitute Brown said the popcorn market he said.' "Yellow popcorn wU1 run lor com," . reached a . peak In 1~ when the 3,500to4,500pounds per acre. To put Wyandot wU1 process50-60mlillon natiOn's fanpers , produced 123 this In perspective, a lOObushel,per· pounds of popcorn this year. It million pounds. ; acre yield on {leld corn wll1 shell out Increased Its contracts· some as tar "This year Jt wW be around 95 to to about 5,600 pounds." away as Texas,because of the bad 110 mJUion pounds," he added. Brownestlmatespopcornyleldat growtngseasonlast'Year. halfbrlessthanagoodyleldoffleld "We're going to Texas this year l • • CELEBRATING -ALL-WEEK 'LONG WE WlLL OFFER SUPER VALUES. . . complete package of professional color po~its for .just $12..95. But it's true. And here's what's included in that package: t'M:l 8xlO's, three Sx7's ·and fifteen wallets. . . ,. &-3 ~ The ceremonies ~ with' a Olerboilrg woman whOSe bake~ toast, and a man Shyly came up ID hadbeenaReslstanceneiVecenter. the American women. lie juat "Beautiful," whispered Mrs. ThreeweekSagoand50mllesaway durlngthedaysolllheratlon. . wanted them toknowthathewasthe on the Normandy !}Day beaches, . The Decatur Herald ilnd Review Nett. . . presidents, kings and queens ga· earrted a story on Cherboorg's · Cherbourg and Decatur . ex· brother of Llllane Jordan, who as a · thered to honor ' the 80idlers who searchtof Finely, changed gifts - the gold medallion 16-y~ huddlinglnabunkermet helpro liberate France from Nazi "UntO we saw that" artiCle, said. rl the DUnols city, sUverplatesfrom F1riley and wrote to him when his · and Is nOw P,in. oceupatlori.40 years ago. .. Finley's sister, Majo~ Lockard, O!erliourg, "modest but carcy<lng unit moved WUIIam Reed of Parkersburg, Va. of aU the people o( . On Tuesday,lnCI!erbourg'sP!ace ·~ hadknownnothlngofwhatBUiy the . ;de Ia Republlque, were the ·clty's : did here." . " . l'!l<lyor,agtoupolvetetansandBW Mrs. . Lockard; tram Lexington, Finley's three sisters. Ky., came to the ceremony In front Sgt. WUIIam F . Finley was, in the . of Cherbourg CitY Hall. She joined !:lest sense, an on!inarY hero, a .Finley's two other sisters, Jackie Decatur, m., boy who joined up at Nerr aJ!d Betty Sims fn,m Decatur, · 8ge 17, dashed wider fire across In the brUJiant; hilt sunshine. Forty Cherbourg's main .square and yearsago,ltwasdrlzzllngasF'Inle.lr •. lltwa.ted the City HaU on June ·26, · dashed across the square uroer 1944" · Gennan tnachlne gun fire. Lessthan10mcinthSiater,atage .On Tuesday, the French NavY ~. he dlecj.of woundS In Gennany. .Band played rousing airs, and there. Cherbr;)Urg's present . mayor, was a color guard from Ftnley's Jean·Pierre , Godefroy, ~ of a . regiment, the 39th Infantry. Behind · . generationtQwhom·thewarlsadlm Freilch and U.S. flags .there was a chUdhoodmemozy.Yethesaidwlth jllaq\klnhlshonor. '· · pride. and deterlninatlon at TiJEs. The sergeant's sisters were day's etiremony: "OW: city will usheredpastthecolorguardandup always remember those who gave the four steps to the porch of the thelrUvesfOI'ourtreedom." modest buUdlng and gently, the As Cherbourgthoughtaboutwhat mayor helped them pull back the 'it should do to mark the 40th flags. There, was his name, Sgt, anniversary at France's liberation William F , Finley, and they cried froin the Nazis, they ~ that , slleptJY. · ..Finley could be the symbol of ihe Upstairs, there was a reception, freedom, that thrpugh hbn, the city . and tile mayor and cowicU In their . cOuld thank all ~ who fought blue; white and red sashes of ofllce · vall8ntJY and.died aimost unknowri , stood behind a long lable lined with· to histocy. champagne g'rasseS. • Fi1J!ey.might have remained one Finley's sisters were touched that · of those unknown hero's except for their <:eremony he shared with the It's hard to believe yov ca.n get such a the good rilernocy Of Paullngouf, a presentation of ''The 193945 Medal, \Pop~om:· .a high .t isk bushles~ for ' Ohio Page ; on, •• ·:. :: .. •:: .: TIMi Sundbyi(,_.Sentinel . "Next To Betz Honda'' '. I • ''Everything In:Electronics" • Phone 446-451 7 �.. ltoge E 4 ·- I \POmeroy-Middleport-GalliPOlis,·" Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel . i BY DIANE M. BALK A!!ljooletedPressWrlter XENIA, Ohio (AP) - .· The fuss has died down $Orne, butSS.year-old bestselling author Helen Hooven Santxnyerts·stlllatalosstoexplaln .the popularity of a book she thought · mostpeoplewouldn'twant'\oread. "And Ladles of the Club" Is her fourth book to be published 1n 60 years. "I have no Idea what made me decide to write lt. I wasn't doing anything. I\ seemed Uke good thing to do, $0IJ\Istdld It," sheexpJa:fni>d. " Of course It took a tong time. It's a very long book ~ longer !hap Jt should be, I expect." . Although the1,176-pagenoveltook years from first jottings to publication, MlssSantmyersayslt's misleading to say that 11 took 50 years . . " Everybody says so. I keep hearing 50 years, which Is absurd. It mayhavetakenme50yearstogetlt done but I didn't do It aU at once. I had a living to make, 50 r had a job • here and a job there. Whatever the job was it had to come flr$t, of . coutse." • Since the book was published In 1982 by the Ohio State Unlvei'S!ty PressandmadeaBookoftheMonth Club seioctlon this summer, Miss Santm has · • yer given countless Interviews and aul(lg[aphs. The · bOok bas been reprinted by G.P: Pptnam's Sons, and paperback rights have been sold. As h • ked w Y J he thinks it 15 so . .. popular, Miss Santmyer $ays "I thlnklt'$becauselt'sbeel)pushe<'by ' . Cincinnati native bas lived !llOSt pf havil)g new people and showing MlsA"Santmyer's loftiltme friend Wthat (so thick) andwelghlngllke her lite. J • them wllat a nursing home can be and ,housemate MIJdre!l W. Sandoe, that," she said. The two friel!dS met . the~ . Iftheyhadn 'tpushedltl "I have enjoyed my life vecy Uke. PeQp~ think of it as a place to In 19'17. 8!1, a !oriner llbrartan, helped edit don't tl\lnk It Would have been more much. I'm not one(l(~weeplng, "We kind of· drifted togl!ther die. People come here to live," she "Ani! I act!"" of the Club.'' She also than cine printing." "I think It's the regretful old ladtes," she says In a said. -A · central gathertng room because of her love of llook$: More . kind of book most Pf!OI)Ie 1111! not votceweakenedbyemphysema, but Includes a tablewtthsomeplaquesa lives at the nursing llqme. often thao not sbe was at the library "I think we In our hearts thought Interested ln. It's not exclusively strong with conviction. display about Miss santmyer. doing researcli;"-MM Sandoe says. no one was IOfng to bl)' It, loolclni dramatic. Part of tiMi Interest Is Miss Santmyer was dean of because l"m an old lady." women and head of the English MtssSan1filyersayssbehasn'tthe Department at Cedarville College sllghtest Idea If the book would have near Xenia !or 17 years, and later bee~:~ aspqpular ll years ago. served as a librarian tor Dayton and . "Idon'tthlnkpeoplewerereadlng Montgomecy County. In 1963, Ohio that sort of thing, butl WOUld have State · University ' pu~llshed her said that today." coDectlon of essays on Xenia, called · A small handwritten ~lgn . tells "Ohio To\vn," which. Is helng ' autograph seekers to check at the · re-Issued by ijarper & Row. .. nursing station at the Hospitality Miss Sanm'tyer knew and adHome East nursing home where . mlredauthorand pla)WI'lghtThom... '. ; . Miss Santmyer lives. "I think some tonWUder. She also likes the work of . I . people buy the book for the W!Ua Cather and Edith Wharton. autograph,l really do." · · • "And Mark Twa.ln. I love evecy•"'• She hopes readers wtll think that thlnghewrote. I don't care whether " after all, the Middle West has Its .' ll's vulgarornot." . points - It Isn't palntul to live The octogenarian doubts she'll •'. " theye." write another book. "At 88, who's In the early 19!lls, MlssSantmyer .. : .. going to start a.book? If I suddenly .: was a secretary at Scrtttler's >' . ..' had a brilliant . Idea, I suppose I . ' Magazine, where .s he met authors would," She pauses. "I don't think ' •' ' ' ., ~ . '. llke Em.e st Hemingway, WUIIam that I'm going to.'' Faulkner and John Galsworthy. In Another pause, \\1th a Smne. 1922, ~r first novel, "Herbs and "Sorhelxldy could do this Institution. . ' Apples," a story of young people It would make a good book." living In New York City, was Helen Brantley, who owns''and published by Houghton·Mltflln. Af· admln1sters the nursing home with ter serving as an assistant profeSsor her husband, says It's been Interest· of English at Wellesley College, she lngtofleldphonecallsandlnteNiew earned a bachelor or letters degree -. requests tor the author. atat0xford. Hersecondnove1,"1be . "I sort of became her publicity .· Fierce Dispute," was publlsbed In agent. That's kept us very busy .... 1929andwassetlnXenta,wherethe Sometimes I felt I was running the SENIOR AUTHOR - Helen ltooven -Saubnyer The book has become 4 malo selection or the home !or Helen Santmyer" rather has given countless auto~phs shlce her novel "And Book-Of·The-Month Club ud Ia Qlllhe best seller ll8t, than for all the residents. Ladles Of The Club" Cli!Jght lhe boOk world'S f~. IIOIIiewhat to tile 8iirprqe of the 88-year-old author. ( AP Laaerphoto ). " I think the thlng'we'veenjoyed Is ....... BJ IKl01'I' KllAFr "' .&......s!e d "-Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) -The air was February cool and lllled with drizzle, daylllbt waa ,tadlng and a man atandlna under an elm tree at the 'comir of a nel&hborhood "'"k '"' Susie.,... Willi ,_...._..,_ •A '•year A - . . . . By M.R. KROPKO L r I .ban ra:~ It began ._ 19.97 GQ!J· 32.88 · 2' Wooden Step Stoo1 ...."..... 6.97 Sole Price 8gS~ve "$. [ill] "30 Our Sl29 · ~Jordan rer · · Betzlng,toLot85, Donald L. Betzlng, Ruth Volvo they look tailedatitthe URW1 11Jey could Middleport VIllage. ,... a......, driver If he Kenna H. Bush, Kathy S. Bush to · ..~. ,......... · resembled Susie's desCr!ptlon. they •David R. Riggs, Carol M. Riggs, copledthellcensenwnber. . , IntheLAPDottlce,Evansranthe -12.16 acres, Bedford. · · · Dallas B. Cleland by atty. In fact, . nlllTllus ihrough the ,rate compl· Geraldine ·Cleland to Hiury H. ter and collected driver's Uoeose Cleland, Parcels, Sutton. · ·photographs. ,. a photo 1ook'ed ' Richard B. P&YJI!!, Shen'y L, promising, he put togetber a photo Payne to Betty Mae Music, Par- Jinellp and show8llt to Susie. .eels, Sutton. The fam!Jy stakeouts continued. Malcolm Ingram, Mildred In· And the area widened. . gram to WUllam R. NichOlson, · Mrs: Dixon bi!gan rts1ng before Carolyn Nicholson, Tracts, •daWJ), packJng her young children Rutlan!f. · tntothecarandparklngatatreeway ': · Richard Ray Rupe, · Alta Ann entrance ramp. 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Save newt · 1.97 Eci. 8x10"' • Nol from 110 Of c-.c flih 9J¢ ea. ~.r· . bplm 7115/14 ~ · Limit 2 With This Coupon Not V1licl WlthliiJ • ~ ' With This Coupon ~~~POn FOR SALE • HOUSE AND LOT LOCATED 'AT 1038 2'No AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 OPEN HOUSE FOR VIEWING . June '24, July l . .28 and . 1-5 P.M. .• . Expires 7/15/M· Oilier COIIPOII PICNIC SPECIAL ONLY • 3 CHICKEN$ 24 PIECES ' $8.99 . Ca!Tfl.Out Only Gnd Thru July 3ht -lu...a.,.fll..day II A.M.-11 PM.· . PHONE · 446-0217 Priday a. s.turt~~~y 11 A.f\11.•12 Mill. ... ' : 'l I ' pI· . Jtr .. 0?; · ~~-.)· :- /. I .. . :~ -::0·: !-; -. , . - ·: 5 J .• . • . . .. . --·. . . ' r' ; . I '• I ' •' . , • />' . • . ' "" . • ,. ' ' / / ..,- / LONG !lllr.&Rr.H.:.Ittooktwo--'twoweebaadtwoU,..IIIItl ---,. ~-~ llle family of a r;trt wJ.., bad beell raped, ro-d tile rapllt. !!keteh bJ utlllt Pbo Fraake. {AP 1e e pllolo). ' SEALED BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL .7 /5/84 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. COMMERCIAL &SAVINGS BANK 25 COURT STREET . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 r-=====:...::=-....::;:.:;::;::::=========!:::==;,;;;,;;;,;;iiiii-iiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-o;--7 . PRESENTS 25' Aluminum Foil Handy foil for many hous ehold uses. SJanctorct-aurtace , IIQIICIQr~IIZe ptlnta 110m VOAJII 110; 126, 135 and Cllc COlor fp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:iiiiiiiif. dial-· Roll With CouPOn Pkg. . • t SEARCH -'It btvplved loolllq at loUotcan, bu*over lwo,.,.... : alterayoannldwauaped,J.erfilmllyandshefoiiiiiUheraplat.Sketell _ . b)' utli!t Ptill Fraalle. · For the current Tjme-Weather- Tempera.~re Our 1.31 Soia Prtca Our3.47 Sola Price \. · .......... look. • Albert J\)rdan, MadeUne R. - · When they spotted a dark tmJwn 1.27 3-Ring Metal Tomato Cage Sturdy, 3-rtng wire tomato cage Pfd•ICII and supports planta. 6' Wooden Stepladder Sturdy type I If Ladder. .. · cat. "'Everybodyta advice was just Col.umbla. ' Our .. .. ··· the Dixons led a -to'blockltoutotOIU'mtndsandforget rather ordinary lite 1n 11. WeJustCOUldn't," Mrs.Dixonsal. their $250,(m chocolate brown Susie ran trMtcartocarwhlleher house: Frank Dixon, 54 owns an parents talked to the salelmen. In 'IIM!stmanbuslnes$inu.;nelihbor· the back ot one lot, where the Ull!ld hood. His o'iawd!m had been · an carsarela!pt,Sualefoundlt.Itwasa IIJTIIY of truJt trees In his backyard. Volvo. With six children, and a seventh Itwasn'tthesaniecotor, butltbad on the way, Lucy Dixon's lite bad the slanted armrest and gear shift. centered on the tamny. She cooked Tile brown paint had been used ror ~. carted youngsters to scbool only three years, as had the gnr and part·tlme Jobs. shift: But the seatcovers had been . AU that began to change on Feb. avallable only one year -191Wl. 10,1982. -~ ''That was more~ we had had · ~le bad stayed late .at school, any hope of getting; Mrs, Dixon . said . . They worlied on the man·~ .• '' description. He had been wearing !'nrope..:.V transfers brown dark slacks and a beige Jacket with • >r . • •J elbow patches. The pollee ' ~ artist's sketch "could !lave tit a Clarence E. Fra";Y., J~uellne thousand people," Mrs. ~s;Pd. ' Fraley to Clarence · E. Fraley. But night after night, Susie WQUid Roger Escile, Michael Fraley, · draw the man's features. · • Parcels, Colwnbta. Thefamllymovedlntoactlon • etareJICI! E. Fraley, JacqueUDe . . ~Fraley, Roger L. Eseue, Caiol Ann~· · MrS. Dixon drove to · the park • every afternoon. Her. older daugh· ,Escue, Mlcbae! Fraley, · Vlcto~ ters, then 14, 16 and 19, sat on the ',Fraley to Russell Wooten, Parcels, """'"". beside the car to get a better ·. Meigs County Our · .'.. lnlleadotsaylng, 'Forgettt,lady;'I lliii'1'0Wed my vision down to one again. ''Tra""," • , · area. In that area, I would be · _, waJ"nn," Susie siDI!Ped. "1bat's not my '"'"' n&1lle," Bile ~ald. "I'm Susie." _. Mrs. Dixon became a fixture fn '"OK, -SUele," !lllld the m$11. now Maion Park. Pollee officers In cloieenooihtotouch her. "I have• · Wlll;l8l'ked cars nodded~ gunandlwantyoutoeloeeyOIU'eye& as they palled her. They knew why '\ :On Gil manstandlneunderlinelmtree. ''Tracy," the man called. 1beD ' lower than CEI's in 1983. Pandy said CPP'had a net gain of CLEVELAND (AP) .,-The city's . 1,8:Xlcustomerslastyear.~ oldMunyLightbasanewnameand The city has spent about ~ a: new image, and the once- mUllon on the system In recent s(ruggling publiC power system years, pnd City Councit decided appears to be back In robust fiscal recently to forgive repayment of health. . about $.lJ million. " We have developed a h pltal Now known as Cleveland Public Power, itlsregardedbycltyofficlals Improvement program of $100 ~an Important asset, It has S?'tle mllllonwhlchwehopetoputlnplace <18,roJ customers nnd Is attempting In the next 10 years to upgrade and IIi 1:9mpete with the much larger expand the system," Cedroni said. Cleveland Electric lliumlnatlng Co. The past month, the · system Sept. 8, 19'(6, fonner Mayor I'Erl'lved the E . F. Scattergpod ~!ph J. Perk announced the city· Achievement Award from the ~ld seU the public power plant to American Public Power As$0cia· c)ci for $158.5 mUllon. At the time, . tlon, an organization of 1,750 the system, then 70 years old, was publlclyownedelectrtcutllitles.The 1 broken down and losing mon~. awardcredltsCPPwith "enhancing Perk saw the sale as the ~ public power nationally by improv· s4Jutlon. · · ing service to customer-owners :But II was scuttled before It could through a coordinated eUort be completed. Dennis J. Kuclnlch lhroullh Its 250employees." bl!came mayor In 1m after In the face of the public power defeating Perk and said he would system's apparent rebirth, CEI bas ' oot only save Muny, Light, but rernalnedadversarlai,_!Qthepolntof niv!tallze it while suing CEI, _threatening to move its headquar· alleging antitrust violations for tlirs out of the city. ~lng to put a competitor out of "We are continuing to eJ~Plore the . .business. possibWty of at . the very least - Cleveland was struggling flnan. moving some ojleratlons out of claUy, andmoneyfromthesalemay downt6wn Cleveland," Said CEI have saved It from fiscal default in spokesman Steve Lorton; "There 1978. Instead, Kuclnlch fought the remains the jlosslbWty that evesale and the city defaulted to six ryoite would be moved out of local banks on millions of dollars In downown Cleveland. That Is In the loans that December. future. If we can reach $Orne \ "I -~ that In saving Muny acconunodatlon wtth the Muny Llght,lwouidbeabletoglvetheclty system, then we'd really Uke to .a legacy of low-rost, reliable power moveourcorpi>ratehe;ldquartersto which would serve as a cost Tower City Project (a development comparison wtth CEI, establish In imd near downtown Cleveland's slime competition and ultimately let Terminal Tower). · the city give more people the option "This Is the only~inmunlty In the of lower-cost electricity," Kuclnlch U.S. where there Is house-to-house said recently. "That's a big Issue In and street-to-street competition · many people's home budgets. . between an Investor-owned facllity "In a case like Muny Light, II was and city-owned facility," Lorton very Important to take that stand, said. "Weremainoptlmlsticthatthe and l 've been vindicated on that. value of CEito the community wt1J .The decisiOn proved to be the rtght . be~ one, even though It was a tough "1beMIIIIY'expansionwouldtake decision to make at that time. For a ~ that In our view the city moment, Iwastheonlyonestandlng simply does not have to spare." between the sale' o(Muny Light to 1be7-year-oldantltrustsuittSstW CEI, and I'm proud of that." pending. The city's original suit for Kuclnlch ' ts now a councUman, $300 mUllon In damages from CEI .and Mayor George V. Volnovlch; has been reduced by about half. who won election totheoff!cein1979, After Investing $6.7. m!Ulon In legal has.carOed the public power torch. fees and associated costs in two He imamed the system Cleveland federal court trials (the first ended Public Power and aggressiVely In a hung jury) and an appeal, the sought new customers while pump- city has been unable to prove that lng In money for capital CEiconsplredtoputthepubUcplant improvements. out of business. "It had problems." said Ernest Cleveland Is now attempting to Cedronl. acting utllltles director. :·1 . , appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. · think lt's safe to say It was on the "We're not filing this just to go verge of coUapse a' teiw years ago:' through the motions," Cleveland we- have turned tile operation . LawDirectorJ.DavldMaddoxsald. around to where It's! a good and "We think we're right. We think we .reUable utWty." have a chance to get Into the court. CPP luis generated little poWer Wethlnkltwedowehaveachanceto sinai 1976, when Its generatOrs were win .. shutdownforrepalrs.Itbuysexcess CEI spokesman Lorton plays power produced by larger utilities In oown the city's appeal. southemOhlo,Kentucky,NewYork "Atter a ~vorable ~lslori by a and Ontario. Three percent of Its Jury and the appeals court, we're power Is bought fran CEI. . confident we wtll prevallln the U.S. Supreme Court," he said. "It's actuaJiy to our advantage, because at this time the power can be purchased less expensively than ,---.:;....----,...---'---1 we can make it ourselves,'' Cedronl ' said. . Joseph Pandy Jr., CPP arnm~s, stoner, said the system's gas turbliles have bc;en rebuilt ~ are capable of generating half Its power needs. The plant generated 1 . percent of Its power In 1983 and ttlught ~rest less expensively. Pandy said the goal of the system 1s to se11 electrldty ct tbah CEL Hesaldtheaverageresldenttal • electrldty rate was 12.7 pen~nt .,... .. m A new _n ame, a new image Associated Press Writer • .. ''Sometimes. I stood ,back and loolral at It oo the whole," Mrs. Dixon uld. "What I w1111 doing was 110 large and I 'Y8II Uke a little ant. PractlClne 11ai IWtlnes with the drtU team..She decltJec! to walk the 21h mllef home. Halfway home, at 11\eed&eoiMaiOnPark.sbeuwtbe ! -,· ··... . -- · The Sunday Ti,...Sentinel Page I .. Hefofcedherinloltlacar,drQVetQ an alley and raped' her. :Then he disappeared Into the San Fernando Valley. andcome.wtth me." sllew11111here. TheDlxonteen·agers For the nexl two years, two ~ hwr later, Susie walkedliltO• began cal1lni thelr mother "Siler· · • months and two ~. Susie, her supennarket and a clerk called the lock Holmes.'' · mother, her father, her tour alsters pollee. ''When webrouiht her heme, Summer arrived. The red-yellow and her brother stalked the quiet her older sisters reached out and..-;> smog rolled In over the HollywooQ streets of the valley. grabbed her· and they just sat there Hilla, ·tiJUng up the valley day atter With Susie's pencil sketch of the and cried ~th her,'~ Mn.. Dbron day. The temperature often sOared brown car and Its driver their only · said. ' above100. ·· . clUeS, they hunted one automObile in That ~t the hunt began. , Mrs. Dixon, by now five months . ,. · a valley of three-car garages and Atlhelrrequest,andtdprotectthe P~t. sat sweating In -her · more than a mUUon ~. One privacy ot the rape~ and her Chevette, her small children brown needle In the haystack of Los famJ)y, the Dixons' first and last strajipedinlothebackseat. Ai)geles. · · · Jfames 'have been changed here. · "Onetime, tl)e~weresoqu!et there.thelrtacesaDn!d.AndlteltiiD For days, there were no Their story was ve~ by Los and It was 10 hot In the car,l turned guilty. Bull did that to thenl a lot;'' picnics, no IJ"IP$ to Dl5neyland, no Anlieles PoUce De~e Eclward arouild and saw them sitting back . she said. backyard gardening - only a · Evans. . • search that became one !amlly's In the Dixons' den that night, the ~~ ~ obliesslon. ' clues tumbled out Susie hadn'tiiEell Before It ended In AprD 1984 the the licel1.le plate, but she sketched ., hllnt would cons~ the fanilly. lb.! shape of the car. She ai110 ' . Susie saw her assailant's race in remembered the slanting armrest. dreams. Her jlllrents showed up at the brown-checked .,,Otstery and the wedding of a stranger and the gear shift. · . followedcarsdownde&d-endalleys. Susie and her parents droVe 1D Her sisters staked out freeway several Cllf lots to try to Identify the . . ... . .. ...... " ' .LV J:>lxon. ~ .. . ... . .... ... J A famlly obsessed by t1 ·hunt for a rapist ·· Senior., author ·a t a loss over .book's success ' Pelnt Plu•ll, W. Va. July 1, 1984 . . I ' July 1, 1984 446-BANK A newcommunltyservlc8 available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Brought to you by: ClrS Bank% �. . • 1914 July 1, n,_Sentinel . · Exhibit .of Nazi -era.art · opens~. hw By VIGTOR L. 8IMl'IION mllll!llltl ;;A-;;;ty of F1cn!nce of FLORENCE, Italy (AP) the works he recovered flun the Watercolors attriWted to a "vecy · Nazis, b\ltbealsowanted tosbowthe . • modest Swxlay painter" named llO'Jr art work .which that Nazi Adolf Hitler wUJ be shown ior the ~himself produCEd;'' said llrst time, along with masterpieces Miss Slvlero. ·· • .. p!Jinderecl !rom Italy during the "They certa!M' are not works of N.azl era, In a major eXhJbltlon art, rather a curlolilty," Florence's. opening this month. · cmunl.ssloner of culture, Giorgio The paintings by1 the Nazi leader Morales, said In an lnte~ with were obtained by Rodolfo Slvtero a '!be AssoCiated Press. sec_retlve Italian government ~rt Twenty watercolors 'SigDed "A. slEuth, who was.responslblefor the .Hitler" wUJ be showll, but o!fiMals recovery otthe 141 maste!pJeces. . . $11ld.only l8havebeef)autheitlcated The works Include a marble by two Munich experts hired to fragment by Michelangelo and evalUate the works. paintings by Rubens, Memllng, The paintings, most of them Tlntoretto and Betticelll. measuring ·about 8 IJJches by 10 · City · art officials and Slvtero's Inches, depict street scenes In slster,lmelde,saldltwasthewlshof Vienna and Munich, Including, for the detective a native of Flol'ence example, the Hoflrauhaus beer ha)l . who died tasi 'year at 71, that the lnlheBavartandty., · · · worksbeshowntogether, '!bey are belleved to date !rom "My brother wanted a permanent 1910 to }914, when Hitler was In his ':& 8lld eked 001 a 11v1nr In the cltlelbycopylngandselllngplc1ure ~. PIDa · Raglonlerl, a musewn ;. curator woo Is 1n Charge ar preu relatloM for ihe exhibit. said the Hitler works were· also probably copied · trom paste~ . . "'!bey clearly si)OW be was a very modest Sunday painter/" ilhe said. • Just bow Slvlero obtained them Is · 'I n keeping with the rnyslely that SUITCQIIdedl)lscareer, which began ' as an underCover agent tor.J1allan lntelllgmce. while he was studying · art as a young man Q11 asclxllarshlp In Berlin, Ms. Raglonleri said Slvlero got them "dlreclly or i111dlrectly" !rom 'the ioue of Martin Bonnann, a member of Hitler's Inner circle In the · predominantly Germ~n- speaklngcl~o!MeraliQiniiOI'Ihem Italy 1n 1947. .- • *·** I, "I ;. TWO DAYS OF SAVINGS -MONDAY, JULY 2nd. AND TUESDAY, JULY 3rd 'f LADIES' MEN'S CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR ·. SALE SWIMWEAR Little girls one and two piece ·. suits and coverups. Little boys swim trunks and coverups. Reg. 16.00................. Sale '5.09 . Rec~ 18.DO ...... :.......:.. Sale '6.79 Rg. 115.00 ............. Sale 112.79 Reg. 121.00 ............. Sal~ '17;89 · Quality Queen Casual or Smilh & Jones Coordmate Sportswear in misses sizes. ·. SKIRTS, SLACKS. SHORTS .· BLOUSES, KNIT TOPS AND SWEATERS (' Reg. 118.00 ............. Sale '14.40 Reg. '23.00 ............. Sale 118.40 Reg. '29.00 ............. Sale 123.20 Reg. 143.00 ............. Sale 134.40 .' .. LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS A:Guide to local Television Regular and extra size: Perfect for wear ' noV! and early fall: You'll like the selection of colors and. styles. July 1 thm July 7 . 117.95 . JACKETS ............. '13.49 •120.95 JACKETS ...... :...... '15.79 . 124.95 JACKETS .........:... '18.79 127.95 JACKETS ............. '20.99 .. . ' . .·· ~ . Include• 'complete ' I ' . LADIES' SWIMWEAR . SALE One and two piece swimsuits in junior, misses and extra sizes. Terry coverups included in this sale. · • Reg. 116 to '49 FOR UTILE GIRLS: Tank tops, kn~ tops, blouses and midriff tops. Denim shorts, knit shorts and skirt shorts. fOR UTILE BOYS: Sport shirts, tank tops, and knit tops. Denim and knit shorts. $1360 . 1'14165 \I Rtt. 13.00 ..... Sall'l10.39 SUMMER SLEEPWEAR ·oi Re~ '7.00 .......... Sale . ' ,XXL . j . ' Re1. 18.00 to 137.00 I' S639 ~ , T~$2959 I : \ I· ' ~- ' . 'I Reg. Reg. R!!g. Reg. '· I I ' • I I . ( 1 1 1 ' I s s • REG. 186.65 BOYS' U.GHTWEIGHT JACKETS BOYS' $9.95 Spring Base Chair SIVe Mpn.day and Tuesday S13.95 JACKETS., $11.19 Sl4.95 JACKETS ., SU.89 s1s:9s jACKETs .• s1s.19 The ultimate in comfort. Perma-wicker seat and back offers beauty and·dura· bility. Assorted colors. 'i~·- ·" ri iJ Ill Ill (1)- . 5.79 ...... Sale '14.65 17.79 .... ~Sale 16.25 19.79 ...... Sale '7.85 s12. 79 ... Sale '10.25 1 . ~ SAVE . . . NOW'' / ·$730 • ·. 1\ "' sl ll SP.ORT SHIRTS . bUtton down collars. . . SALE PRICES Is c el .. ' ·• · 19.95 SWI. TRUNlS ........ 17.99 11Q.95 SWII TRUNKS....... s8.79 111.95 SWII TRUNKS....... 19.59 112.95 SWIM TRUNKS ..... 110.39 MEN'S SHORT SLIIVE KNIT ·sHIRTS S, M. L and XL sizes. Plaids, pi ,b ... '/ ' MEN'S stripes and solids in rqultr and Ci B • /. ...,_, ~ b b > PoMEROY . · FREE . ~-. PARKING ~ C11w necks. tank tops. dressy knits, jem shit11 in·sizes S throup XL . •7.95 SHIRTS ......... '6.39 ' '9.95 SHIRTS ......... '7.99 111.95 SHIRTS........ '9.59 : 114.95 SH,m ...... 111.99 \ ,) ·. ••IIPJp 7 a-na : o7 ' I . . ' 'I . Sizes 32 thru 42. Make by Campus. Good colors·and styles in the selec· . tion . . \' Page6 I ' ·. ~·~t Sizes 8 to 18 · ·Good Selection s _ _ __....:""- SF X .... au 7 . TRUN.KS ' ~ ~ Sbe)wi:JE!at d• · . . . . ? ' 7 - ' 7'. ,...... ·SWIM TRUNKS Super Special 1------;...;' --..~--.. in. this week'• 81"4 MEN'S : SWIM LOW BACK Sizes 8 to 20. Buy now for back-to-school wear. '1" ' ' 'Pumnel23 , ........ . Krodel Park ··. · Pages 3, 7 Holiday' Sale Prices on cassette tapes apd stereo albums. All your lavonte music including country, popular, rock, rehg1ous and chil· dren's music. I 'II I lutings . , I Neck sizes 1410 to lB. Short Sleeves. Solid colors and patterns. · SALE PRICED 15.59 AUBUM &TAPE SALE -. .DRESS SHIRTS . . . Reg. '9.00 ......... Sale '7 .19 Reg. 'll.QO........ Sale 1B.l9 Rea. 112.DO ........ Sale 19.59 . , VAN HEUSEN Holiday sale prices 011 our entire slock of pajamas, dusters, long gowns, long robes, short gowns and ' robes, baby dolls and teddys. As· sorted colors and sizes X-Small llvu . Sneaker and sandal,styles in beige, blue, rose, white, seafoam and li· . lac. Sites 6 thru 10. LADIES' ' I SUMMER ·suPPERS SALE PRICED · R•. 113.50 ......... Sale 12.79 Reg. 5.00 ...... Sale ~3~99 Rea. 1•a.oo ......... ~ '6.39 I • SerRtag.GalU., rM «ptfiM!Ma.OofJOOUifJtiel l! I .. .-1 . •; ' .. ' . . .. . ' , .. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 1, 1984 bartee bowman brobeck dixon eads hubbard schreiner smith varner