https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8a088d963501a2fe1123078ff5729624.pdf f75980562e95ce10427565dd3ff93185 PDF Text Text • ' 0 Ftiday, July 6, ttM 12-The Daily S..ollltll Sheriff limits nighttime sp~d~g patrols Area deaths VillageView: Centerville--Page D-1 ClNCINNAn (AP) -There are sbittlt~sensetorotnoeniobe In 8(1(f!llon, be lllld, takjng the Hoftba,uerlllld. 1 • · · .g .,,_,a.,..__ ~ ' "rn.ai'e Hamnton County sie1t!'S , ,_,..,Mft for crime. rather than radar \IIIIlS Oft thr I'OIIIl fnr elBhl Radar wolla, Whlcll art llllld 10_,• trom 7 p.m. and ........,. '"''"" ...,.. - ,_..._ f ""·-•·- In ~............. if._.._ ......-~of ha ...,. _ sitting <in thehlghwayswtthradar hours a day 8fves the uw.. a monitor the • ...- cal1. ve..,.... and7-9p.m.Ro&acyservtceswlllbe , ""'cer!! ..-wg or - - · David W. Ohlinger, 63, MlddleCbiclnnatl's suburtls theledaysand Wilts." · JIIIICh-needed break. They were cmop1ete1y dlti!IPMnod from !fa.. port,well·kn9wnarearesldent,dled beld_atthetuperalhlmeSundllyat fewerwaltlngforspeeders. Hesaidltlssenslbletohavefewer . shoWing wear from their· old · rnllton County_ ~ boweVI!r, this morning IR' Holzer MediCal a:4?p.m. Capt. Ray Hom.uer of _ the ofllcers on the highways e.t night, :K-hour-a-day schedule, and main· . becauE .Hotrbauer'l radar biD ~~Ohllnge r was born . Feb. , "" William _ B. Sk•!WQ · Harnlltoo County Sberlf!'s Office becausetewer~driveatnlght. - tairUng tbern was ~ costb', affectllllltv lOpatrol Clll'landM\Y 23 eehas taken radar units away from · ; ·. .• one shift. , . 1921, In Mlddlepol't, the son of the ' beat o!flcel's who patrol netgbbor· Beat ofDcers' still can)' radar late Wesley P . anij Annlce Elder . WllllamB.Skaggs,66,fonni!rlyof hoodandruralareasbetweenllp.m Wilts dlllinK the day, and nine Ohlinger. He was also pl'e()eded In Cheshire, dledThursdaymomlngln .and 7 a.m. In unincorporated parts special traffic-patrol can carry death by one sister, Elizabeth Camden.Qark Hospltill, Pll!'kers- of the county and has told them to Eight defendants were fined and · · Wilts &taiUlmes, Hot!bauer said. ...... wva -Ucense,$Gl;uodrosts,DWI,$3'1!illll<l , ..... P arsons. ~... • • · cmcentrate on Clllllbatlng neighllothersforfelll!dbondslnthecourt ca~ts. Nlgh~s~controltabee..... 1 1 Atthetlme<:>fhlsdeath,hewasa Mr. Skaggs was born at New borhoodcrlme. ofPomemy MayorRJchard!leyler up on .weekendl. be lllld. 8eYa! deputy ~r the Meigs County Tba• • W.Va.,ooMay22,l9lll,a Hof!balll!l'sald'"'"_, ... thatthe Tuesdaynlght. Forfettlng bonds WEfl! Ralph extracars,all. •m.-t Wlthl'ldar, ... Charles nd Della .. _....., Werry, Paneroy, !iSSured .Clet!1' ..,..._ Sheriff's ~t. He was a son f the Ia a new . ~. whlch' began about'· F'lnfd were John J . Manley, patrol Hamilton COUQty roada aU menlber of the Sacred Heart Sk;iggs. He llveo In Qlesblre and twomonlhsago,lswotldngoutweU. Middleport, illght on Frtdayl and Sattirdays U > CathollcChurch,aveteranofWorld later In Belpre before moving ·to UnlesstrafftcfataUUeslncrease.the costs. ~erJy o:nanner, $63 and · Ohlinger, 110 address recorded, partofa~l\lndedPN&lllln' War II, hondrary member of"· the Newport,Ohlo,l2yeanago.Hewas practlcewlllcontlnue,hesald'. costs; Dwayne Qualls, ~oy. ·public Intoxication, ·$113; .-.~- ,....-...,...--~·- - - - - - · Middleport Fire Department, a buck driver and" ·a veteran Of "It's just a matter ot prlorltles," ..., and ..,__ ~ ..~ ~L~...- ·worldWarii. ~ flasll:. costs; ..... 1 S!SsoQ, Pomeroy, asured clear, ber · inem . of the fl1ockeye "'""m s He man1ed the ·~ ,_...... said Hollbauer. ''I think on the late Hughe~;, Pomeroy, disorderlY distance, $Ll; Roger Brauer Jr. Association, National Sheriff's As· '"..· - "'"'""' """ d n n d - To · soclatlon, former Middleport Coon· Nelson, whopteceded him In death, manner. ,..... an ~":"'.... IIY Ptmeroy open flask, $88; Judith cUman, member or Drew Webster andbomtothlsmarrlagewasaS()O, Hutton, Rutland, tramc light viola· Starcher, West Columbia, speed, Post 39, Aniertcan Legion, Pome- Richard Skaggs of Belpre. He later . , don, $Gland costs; Charles Landers, $!13; Haley Waltz, McArthur, DWI, , Tu am:! 1 btiutif•ll, dniJ!HCd roy, member of the Meigs County . married the !ormer Vlv.lan Hines, Persons wishing to sign up ~r ~ts J-'!:~~ ~ $375; R.obert Miller, Pmleroy, f11""r•l •rraftAfn'HI"t, ~ )laM Qltl ur ¥lilt RepubllcanConunltteeand-retired who also survives along With a fenlllslessonsat~~ ...... cos ; ·-,...., • ~·~ov, . disorderly manner, $63; Jam(!S asmanagerofCapltaiFinanceafter stej)soll, Doilald Hines of ReOO, Park, Middleport are asked to call andRickTaylor,Pomeioy,dlsturb- :Va~. West Columbia, ~ · POIEIOY · ~ t rvl Ohio; two grandcbl)dren; siX step. " 992-:5523. lng the peace With a nOisy vehicle, . !!ask. $88; Cbrls Taylor, Pon\er(ly' FLOWER SHOP , .....~ .......w. ~. ,;•.•: · ~~vedceby his Wtle, Betty grandchildren; two. great· Lessons for adult . beginners, · $63 and costs each; Thomas E. public Intoxication, $113; Gerald• " . . . . . 111·1711 . Gress Ohlinger; three daughters, grandchjldren; a brotlier, R¥Y· youth ~rs· and lntenneldates McClulog, Mason, no operators Hendricks, Racine; DWI, $375. Sonya Wolfe, Susan Baer, and mond Skaggs of GalllpoUs; and two wUl bellln Monday. Instnoctor Is Sandy Ianitarew, au ot Middleport; ststers,MlldredCiarkandHenrletta Shawn Baker. , mother-In-law, ·LWian Gress of Shuler, both of Cheshire. ' · Besides bls parents and his first • Middleport !our andchlldren Eddie and ;Trlcla afer. and Dav~ wife, hewaspl-ecededlndeathbya Lottery wmners and Andy Ian w niece brother, a sister and a grandchild. · Ruby Vaughan~d ;o~ephew; Funeral services wUl be held at · CLEVELAND (AP) The Rusty Parsons. 1:llp.m.SundaylnMcClure-Shafer winning nwnber drawn Thursday Funeral services will be held Funer-al 314 Fourth Sl, · nlgbt In the Ohio LotterY's dally MondaY at 10 a.m. 1n Sacred Heart Marietta, With the Rev. Clay Sloan game, "The Number," was 187. CathoDe Church With the Rev. offlcatlng. Burial wiD belli ~tland In the "Pick 4" game, Played Anthony · GlannaniOre officlatliog. Cemetery. F'r1ends may call at the Monday through Friday, the winBurial will be 1n the CathoDe funeral home at IIJIYtln)e. Ding nuinber was EOi6. Olmetery. Frleoids inay caD at ,.---'------,---_;__ _....,._,;.__ _ _....,;;;;;...,.--1 Ewing F\Jneral Hlme Saturday · David W. Olillnger .-SuDUlner time, WUliam Buckley writes that in teimB of power and politics N.O.W shoUld cut it out..;.Page A-2 fun time for· children-B-1 p Omeroy . · mayor fines ·eJ•ght ° "' • v.l. " No. 22 •ao . . By JOHN CHAlFANT w.-,.. AM"Cll!lted ...._ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A Senate panel that travels Into southeastern Ohio this weel(towrapupa !ii!rles of hearings on hunger Is about to turn Its attention \0 possible SOlutionS, Coordinating the work . of food pantries and Increasing aid to dl!penderit children and general relief benefits are among possible recommendations the hunger task force IS expected to consider. Sen. Michael Scl)w"""alder, D-Colurnbus, Is chalmian of the panel wlilch has condu~ hearings · In Lima, Toledo, Cleveland, AJa;On. Youngstown, . Reg. 179.85 mikes to make "live" tapes. Variable monitOr lela ..... 2915 Cases ended Aeg.48.85 Two defendants were fined· and two others. forfeited bonds In the coUrt ·of Middleport Mayor Fred FCC Hoffman 'I\oesday night. Fined were Charles W. Bailey, Jr., .Paneroy,. $25 and costs, splnnllig tires; Matthew Weaver, Rutland, $50 and costs, drlvlllg under suspension. Forfeiting bonds were Edwaro B. Hlad, Dexter, $4!Xl, DWI; John Blailkenship, Albany, $400, DWI, $100, driving under suspensiOn. ••a· WJd- Not far coin or peny.tlne - Receiver and Headset 112;;141$1000 - - - Cut ~ e.ch . Monday, but wm remain open Tuesday and Wednesday, said clerk Janice Lawson. · .Trustees m_eeting ' 1982 BUICK LeSABRE 2 tlo~r. V-8, air cond., tilt, cruise, AM/f"l stereo, excellent condition, one local owner, 24,000 miles. 1982 V.W. RABBIT 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, 15,000 miles. 1978 BRONCO V-8, 4 speed, with lockouts, ~ood condition. 19~1 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME.v-6,aircond.,AMIFM stereo, extra clean. Scipio Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the township hall. The public IS Invited to attend. HOUse- · 48.85 ' miles. The 'otllce of the Board of PubUc By SAFE ,;:,; 141Ma 4~ Reg. Oft Meigs County Fox Chasers will meet this evening at 8 p.m. at the clubhoose. · 1973 BUICK ~eSABRE 4 door, air cond., tilt, cruise, 64,000 miles, one local owner. ' ' ' · ' 2-1979 WAGONEERS 4 Wheel drive. priced right. New Low l:ftM w. •.•In c.•rag Intruder mollol1 ~buill-In~ lllllinlly ~~ m:o.ld • • Cown· . ~ 11'111. Remote onlofl, bllterY 148303 ' ' ~ Digital car Alarm Clock Cut By J Mlc:ooillll~~~~~ 2cr.Mt Cut 888 % IIGh 28 ,, Aeg.11.81 · • Chamber to meet . The Panewy Area Chamber of Coounerce will meet at noon Tueslay In Veterans Memorial Hospital. AU members are asked to ' . ,. ~·--"' " • . for bid." It could be as long as 18 ·months before a llnal decision Is made, Loe added. The Initial decision on ·whether the post otDce wDl remain ~ wUl cane · trom the district manager In Columbus. That decision will be passed onto regional headquarters In Chicago before reaching national headquarters In Washing- ton, D.C. · " Loe said he was pleased with the response he had received. As of 11 a.m. Friday, he had received ~ resPonses to questionnaires distributed to approximately 9l post offtoe patrons. "Swprlslngly, they were splltdclwn the middle. Ten 'were ~r cklsing and ten were for keeping the of1!ce open," Loe said. The people against the closing, Loesald, seemed to be reacting ernotlonally to the poaslblllty of loslng . . pl'llvlders. "There needs to be some way of coordinating and llSslsttiog these food pantries and food banks If we're golngtoconttnue, asthefederalgoverrunentlsdolng, of placing the burden on lhel:n." Schwarzwalder said. He called fDr better coordination, for example, In cllstrbotlon of government sWJllus products. ''We lind In 11001e mnmwoltles lbey're very good and In others lbey're not as lood.'' Schwarzwalder said. He said long-term unernpkJyment has &enefated · ser)ousproblems"f!irpeople~as "the new poor." . Many are reluctant to seek-plblk: assistance and may face nutritiOnal problems, he said. · He said programs to help them woold be reviewed. One posslbUlty Is to Increase aid to dependent children and genCrai relief benefits, he said. · "General Rellef benefits are unbelleveably low ... $118 or $W a month ... we need to really examine what Ohio could do to l)elp provide those benefits," Schw81'2Walder said. · "I think we will have to examine the budget process next year to $1!1!1! there's any way to raise AOC and GR payments," he .said, adding that this would be difficult to do. . Attorney says· . new evidence places another man at_Logan murder scene RI!'.CI!l'lS. OONn:JtEN(E - I\IMney David Be'rom IIDd Bany LudwldL COIIfer doDtn« a~~ Ia lbe I """of lbe OOIIlea&ed ek oflbe laleal beer Ia Onoage Tuwll!lhlp lnMelpCoulltyCconul*l *•• Plell8 CGwt. . . LOGAN, Ohio (AP)-The lawyer tor convicled killer j)ale JohnsiOII contends new evidence shows that · someone other than Johnston llll\Y have .killed Annette Cooper and Todd Schultz. . . The claim Is made In a request for a new·trial ~r Johnstou, who w~ · sentenced•to death by a three-j~ panel ~r his conviction In Januaiy ~ ITI\1I'derlllg Miss Cooper, his stepdaughter, aDd Schultz, iler flallce. - ~LawyerRobertSuhrflled ·f¥ affidaVIt Friday In .Hocking COunty Common Pleas Court. In the aftldavl!, a wmoao Identified lillY as Jane Doe &aYI she saw a • man with ,d ark hair aiid heavy eyebrows follow a hoy arid glrllntoa cornfield On Oct. 4, 1982. Johnstmo, who turns 51111 A-ugust, has white hair and wears glasses. The woman ttoen describes hear· lDg g~J~~Shots and a girl's screams ~ ~ the cornfield where authoritieS found the body parts of Miss eooper and Scultz on Oct. "16, 1982. The couple's too;-sos had been fo.und nearby In the Hocking River two days before that date. Suhr said be Is keeping the woman's Identity secret" to protect her from harm. By 'l1ie Alloclated Pftll The dollar elosed mixed on . The price of gold o.n world buUion foreign exchallge markets after eJ'Chllnges has fallen to almost a hitting recOrd hlglos against severs! two-year loW amid the p~t of currencies, Including the British ' continued high Interest rates and pound, earlier thiS week. moderating Inflation In the United A1ao on Friday: the Federal ' States. · Re8eJve 1eport.ed ihat.the nation's As tliepn!Ciousmetal plwnmeted basic money aupply expanded b:;$1 In v11lue Friday. the governmll!llt blllloD In the week ended June 25, said !be U.S.olvUian jobless riltefell rlslni to 111M101111Uy adjusted $5t6 to 7.1 percent In June fmn 7.5 liWon. ' · i)etcenttnr,tay,ltslowestlevelsiDce An es•ted 400,1Xll Americans Aprt11~. . • fOund work 1ut month, Uftln& to.W Gold for cunmt delivery 011 the employment to a record . 1~7. COrnmodliyExc~lnNewYork mWion,thrLaboi'Oepar1rnelrtsald. lkldded $1UO to -.10 an ounce. TciQelher Wltll the lobi Earlier 1n T..ondan.. aold plungat. ~JnMa)',IICitalemploymentln fli.2l 10 ~ an ounce, and It at,womonlhapomhauoa;ed.by1.35 dropped $18.!15ln Zl!rlch to SM8.11D. mlllkll. -· Gold's IIWP decline was ex- . Since there lollhltitsiowpolnt pected, ~ dealln IBid, buule In late 1911, more thlil &. T ~ prlcelllad held lllldy fir Wl!lka people have . . . towu-k. while !be while the dollar ..-.l and prlcB JWII!l'~ U.. rG!clllly cleclan!d as tell tor sliver, plallnmn and other jobl8 has lilrnlnk bUn weU IM!I' 12 • metals. mDlkln to juat above-8 mlllloll. '·. . -( ' otfice. their post The current officer In charge at Addison, Gllda Shamblin, agreed. ''The people will miss the alniOSphereofstopplng to pick up their mall," she said. "Addison has always had a post ott1ce and the people wwld miss it." But In reality, Shamblin said the customers would ,-ecetve better service beCause the oftlce woold be replaced by a rural C81'1Tr. "Anything dope In here can be done from a car," she sald ..ln addition, sheoadded, the~ Would be a first · for the Addison area In SatUrday maU'llei!Very. · But Loe expressed hope that If the QMce Is closed, the atmosphere of the local post office may not he gone for lqng. . . "HCJpefuUy we can set up a commerctal post office where a business person coiltracts With the post omce to provide services, for example, a grocery store,' ' he said. ''That way, there would stw be a congregating point for the peqlle." · The possible cloj;lng Is one of ecooomlcs, .Loe said. "AnYtime a pestmaster retires, we look at the operation," he said. "We'rejusttrylngtosavemoney. · We have to look at tlie salary of the postmaster and ,. the expenses of keeping the office open and Be!! UIts worth it." · · . He said expenses Include $24,1Xll a year for the . postmaster's salary, plus $75 a month rent for the bulldlng and utwtles. II the omce Is closed, Loe said the service area would b;e dlvldOO 'between rural carriers from Gallipolis or Cheshire, whichever Is more ronvenlent. He said patrons would ,be able to keep their Addison address, and the only thlngto.changewould be the zip code. . School suit seeks damages from ·installation o(asbestos .BJ.«m Alt. lUI ~· A Multim..tlo Inc. N-lfl-' WJIUIIIc llnocture. :World gold prices pluDlll)el'; :joble8s r~te at 4-year low , Price · ir.'l~ 1114 No .....lllltlon-Jutt Plug In and Alln Only 7• high, yet detiv· 1111 amazing sound. . With ... woolel lnd , • twllhlr. Pel1ect lor . home or Cll'. Black, 140-2030. Silver; ' I S..tlom, 52'"'" 50 C.nts fromthecase. . ·Knlgbt I'BIIIMld hlmlelffrmlthe case after the dl!fmdants filed ' a motion~ prejudice. Defense att.omeys In the case were Susan Guinn, attonoey for plaintiffs ~ FortJoey and Cha- . rles Calaway; Frederick W. Croiv · IIf, Meigs County pr~tiog attorney, ,...ea:ntliog the MeigS County Boaid ~ Elections; and Johoi Wllllaml of t6e OloiD Attorney Ge!Hal's~. • ' The plalntlfts,liarly andJuaplta (Cootlnued on page A-4• These efforts lncludelmprovlngourllleofthebest llrluooiDgles avaOable, lrnprovlng our wmtfers' · skllls thniugh job knprovemeat" whlchastateamdai traces more to the pollctes of Gov. training, and carrying the messaae Richard . Celeste than President_ about Ohio as a s:!!lfveto do business with an · · and. Reagan. ' Roberta Steinbacher, adminis- exciting toorlsm prognim," Ms; trator ot the OhiO Bureau of stelnbaclier told a III!WSIDIIfeTence. "When Govl!m1r Celeste took Employment Servkes and' a olllce In JIIIIUIIIY 1983, Ohio lagged member of the &IJIIft'IIOr's cabinet, credited Celeste for belplng to 3.4 pes-cent behind the natlon_ln Its Improve the job cllmate fill' Ohio unemployment rate. Today that dlffaence has been reduced to 1.9 workers. "Governor Celeste Is continuing pes cent," she said. to wolit hard on rebulldlng Ol!lo's By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'flalell s nllnel Stall . ADDISON -o A U.S. Postal Service representative was at !be Addison Post Office Frtday to quiz patrons on their feelings concerning the possible closing of the facWty • -Bali Loe, supervlsor for collection and dellvt!fy, · said be was trying to obtakt patrons observat!CliiS on . the proposed closing. · : · "No decision has been made,onewayortheolher,'' I..Oe said. "'lblngs are stl!lln the flrellmlnary stage. We're just trying to get some feedbaCk from the · · people wlio use the oftlee." · . . ."U IUs decided to PI opose the oftlee be closed," toe · sald, "then an officer In charge will heappcllnteduntU there Is a ftnal decision. U It Is decided to keep the ottlce open, tfteli the postmaster's job will be put up , . weigh only two OUIICII. Meeting set • .Postal official questions patrons on possible Addison closing . . • ehouklar Sll'llp. Heallp.'1one8 · Mlntmuae-7 by Reallattc Affairs In Syracuse will be closed Gov. IUchard Cele!ite Receiver clips to your belt lor hands-free 11818ning. Dual 'JOI.. I ume Wllbull, AR; lor. drill-free FM. lnctudll cany CIM llld . Admissions - Roger Starcher, Racine; Eugene Erlewlne, Long Bottan; Mary Pickens, Clltton, W.Va. . Discharges - Elellll()r Lohse, Floyd Reynolds, Timothy Justice. Office closed · 29% Off-1 STEREo-MATE" by Redaltc · Veterans Memorial tlttmt 1 • •. OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's wiemployment rate dlopped 1.2 percent In June, a "slgnUicant 4o«Mt .Off gg•·. • • • for drop in .Ohio jobless rate ET-330 ~ Radio Shac~ Save•ao • •• Celeste, not R~- credited Cordless Phone-44~ Off . Rlg.178.15 ,ttend. Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. •' The final twQ hearlngll are scheduled Tuesday In Alhen$ and Pmeoy. . Testimony from church and other groups, recipients, nutritionists and othen have left no doubt there IS a loungler problem In Ololo. Sctowarzwalder said 1! tatoo soon to discuss speclflc proposals which the task force may recommend In its final report thls ·fall. But be said ~ pantries and ~cy food suppliers "are exneinely overloaded'' and are becoming dally ~ services ralber than emergency voterS:~ to allow the sale of '11mea ll otluel..r wine and liquOl' In the township. POMEROY - Orange Ta.vnshlp · Beer and wine Is CIIITI!IItly being residents will not know ~ ll days sold In the township until the matter whethe~ beer will be sold In the Is resolved. A judgment fill' the 1DwnshlpfoUowing!!-FrldaYhearlng plaintiff wruld alloW wine and In Meigs 'County Common Pleas mixed drinks fDr consurnjJtion off Court. . theprernlsestobesold,butnotbee-. ,Approximately 50 spectators Lyle w. Castle, a retired judge beardtestlmo.nyrevolvlngaboutthe · ~WarrenCounty,heardtestmsale of~ In the township. · ony and said he wruldgiveatullng In ~May 8 pi'lmary, township · within :.I!lays. Castle was appointed voters~byamarglnoflM-lS6 by the Ohio &1~ Court aftel.· toellmlqatethesaleofbeerfmnthe MelgBCamly~J;'leasJIIII&I! townshlp. In tJoe same election Charle!l ' Knlgbt run1M!d ldmself • you listen at any level while raconiing. With 12Siap LED meter lor..-.; batlaly 8l)d VU. 114-780 7 ().8 Ruling-on disput~ township · ~r sales due within 30.days. sYatemt • Theratselsforthelastslxmonths of 1984, Jones said and amounts to approximately S14,:m total for the 41employees. The raise Is etlectlve with the pay period ending today, Jones said. Coupty employees will receive tlielr lncrllase Wednesday paycheck, Jones added. The lali! Increase !hey had was 15 months ago. . .. , 2-Wiy Spe~ktr Auto, ~ Enjoy great-eounding stereo wh8reYer you gol AioOrcl off·lhHlr or use the bulft--in condlniiF treasurer. oo Senate tas~ force studies solutions to hunger .. gfttlli _,.... . o o o oo u o o o o ". o uo.o o o o o o o o o o o u Sports ............ ....... .'........ C-1-4 Micldleport Pomeroy Gallipolis Pllint Pleasant Sunday, July 8, 1t;d'4 c.,, ..... 1984 By'IERESA~ Save: Faltn ' Home; "We gave a $WI across the board Increase" tocourthouseemployee5, Meigs County ColllllllssWner Ri· chard Jones said. . Jones made the anoouncernent atulr the county budget CO!Jllll)sslon certified to the county ~lon­ ers the revenues for 1~ were higher than Orlglnally expected. · The budget conunlsslon Is CUll· posed of the county auditor, county prosecutor and .the county Edlt.orlalll ......................... A-2 . tmts REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS Courthouse employees • get raise "'* De.,. ......................... ;... A-3 ' ttafflcvk>llitlon,~imd . ~~ft=~~~ Tennis lessons Aloagtbe"IUver ...............B-1-8 1!111.: .................. . ...... D-8 Veteran Times-Sentinel reporter Katie Crow bids her readen - ~A Fond FareweU'-Page B-6 ~ Ohio weather: clear skies . forecast -Page A-4-- Inside: ON AI Pfui- ''OIIr ...... .......... Jlc&ed.,.,_, a• .... prtar .. ..., ....... ll!re," llllld O'IWJ aQ> .M a' ... Lll , d loe Cllter 1111111, ....... ..., Wwhdlf>tlioere Ill ...... tldl' p" · GALLIPOLis - Earner this week, the Clnclnna II school system flied a $15.2 mUllan suit on behalf of Ohio's school districts to recover., · money · trom firms that lnstaUed asbestos In school buildings. The suit also requests $l00,1Xll per bulldlng In damage compensation tor the 615 local school boards In Ohio, according to school board lawyer John Lloyd Jr. However, local school officials say tbesultwlllootaffectthem. Both Gallipolis City Schools Superlnte!)d· ent Joe Carta- and GaWa County Local Superintendent Gary Toot-· halter said ,there are CIIITI!II\b' no · measurable amounts of as~tos In . thelr"SChools. · ·."Our bulldlnas were Inspected three years ago, !X'Ior to my coming here.'' Carter said, "and to rny knowledge, there II 1M> asbest6s In our bulldlngs." •• Toothaker said some asbestQS crumbl!ngandcanfreeflbel'swhich wasfoundlncountyschoolbuUdlngs people might lnhale ..The EPA has . but "they were not ftable. We have ordered that any school which has no problems. Wedldflndsomelnone oot pennanently sealed o.ff or of the hoUer rooms, but we were told removed friable asbestos by June how jll deal with It and we have. 'IT, 1983, had to post the asbestos . There Is now a total absence of any locations and report them to school ; employees and parents of students. materials that are suspect." Cartersaldtheasbestosproblems The Cincinnati , school hoard's tend to appear In newer buildings, suit, flied Thursday In Hamilton but that In the city's case, .new Cowity Common Pleas Court, additions have been built after the names28companlesasdefendants. fli'Obl!!rn came to llgbt. The suit alleges therompanles knew Asbestos particles, when Inhaled ofthedangersofasbestoswhenthey by humans, heUelied to cause JnstaUed llln the schools. some forms of cancer and asbesto- · The Cincinnati schoo.ls are asking sls,aresplratorydlseasethatcanbe for $7.6 mUUon lp compensatory fatal, The material was once used .damages and the same amount In forlri'sutationandlnfloorandceUjng pwoltlve damages. The Cincinnati tileS. . board l)as spent more than $400,00> The U.S. EIIVIronmental Protec· covering or remo.vlng asbestos tion Agency has o.rdel'ed school Insulation from 76 of 100 schoolboardstoldentltylocatlonsoffriable buildings where the material has asbestos, that which Is flaking or been ~und Lloyd said. are . , I ' ,._, · , ·~ ·,. ... • ' j •• ~, ·, '• •• ·: �.... ~ _, ··- ... . .. . ... Comment if fllld .perspective A Division of (614) 446-2342 Ill Cow; St.,"Pomeroy, Ohio (614) !m-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller. HOBART WILSON JR. }!:xecutlve Editor A MEMBER of The A.....,laled Press, Inland Dally """" Asoodatlon and the ~can N - PUbllsllero Assoclalloo. . • LEITERS OF OPINION are wel<:ometl. they should belllisthM30twardsktnl. AD : IP.«en are subject te ~~ aad must be signed.wit~ name, acldreM andtel~honenum­ . ber. No -pod !-... Mil be published. Letters should be In pod ta81e, addrl!li!ilng Is......... _..ull<o. • • .Panel studies state infrastructure ·needs . ' ' Permit me, first, non-chauvinist· • It Isn't tbat Mr. Mondale hasn't . pig credentials on the matter of Invited the pickle he Is now ln. He women and politics In power. If I has been Interviewing everybody" had been an Englishman, seated In · except maybe Gore Vidal for the the f(ouse of Commons In 1975, I'd position, alld tnevttably, pressure groups form around prospectt.ve have voted for Margaret Thatcher over Edward Heath for party candidates. When prospective canleader, . from whl£h post she dld;ltes means. apyhocly who 1s gradua\ed to prime minister. female , the pressure group Is necessarily large. But I have a complaint against What roDs I~ this whole exer~ the ladles. And I pause to remind myself that I have been upbraided is the · competitive · dimension . In the past by Clare Boothe Luce for Purely at the level of·station, there using the word "ladl~.'' "When Is It are four prominent women potltt:' permissible to use the word?" I clans In America. Three of tbem asked. "wruin, if you were speaking are Republicans, II you count a · ·about men, you would use the word Supreme Court justice as a "P<>llti- · 'gentlemen.' " Well, I find the word clan.'' The fourth Is the governOr of not appropriate in referring ' to the ~ntucky, whose name vociferous ladles who assembled generally mentioned as a contender . under the banner of the National In a league with, say, the mayor of Organization for ,Women to de-. San Francisco. . Now the Democratic Pacy has rnand, no l~s. that the vicepresidential candidate selected by placed great emphasis, partlcuWalter Mondale · should be • a larly In recent times, on the woman. ts . be considered as candidates for ·· president or Vlce-~t, why do' they not go, and strut their stuff In · New Hampshire, with the ~s? Affirmative action Is accepted as OK up tQ a point not entirely distinct, along about the level of · college admissions. When you get to med school or MIT, It tends to slow · down, and penple start talkil!ll about the pro~matlc of having , appendixes removed bY affirma•' tlve action doctors, or going over: bridges buUt by affirmative action engineers. My Pl'lnt Is. not to 111' contused with the assertion that the means we have of designating presidential candidates are . God-given. Far from 'believing that, I am confident · that with a very small Oashllght In 24 hours I could conie up wtth a . dozen men better qualified to be president than a .hall-dozen who have served In the White House. But , the democratic process Is . the process to which we are Institution· ally commttte8, and although we : are all aware that women were not • even allowed the vote untU ~ years ago, It can't seriously be suggested that as an act of penance . · !or past slights, we confer the vice , presidency and perhaps the presld· ency on someone merely because : she Is a woman who has qualified In a relativety' minoi political role. It Is really quite silly for Geraldine Ferraro to say thaJ she Is perfectly well quallfled to. serve as president of the 'United States, So · am ! :The point being missed Is that qualification as generally under· stood means competitive pontlcal eminence.· George Bush was the natural selection for Ronald Rea· gan :.... becauSe the primaries had· ' proved him the second most popular Republican. His complement, In San Francisco, Is Gary Hart. So why don't they give It to him? Besides;· If they Aon't, he . might change his name to GIIJ'Y Hartbroken. :A tor -I 'H~S SHG~?' .. . •• ·Letter to .:·. the~ editor Behind the chaos in Pomeroy scandal was splashed .ill printers' Ink across the front pages. Mind you, legislation has been Introduced that would revise the ecological tulebook and possibly prevent future catastrophes like those at Love Canal 1and Times Beach. This. reform measure Is acceptable 1o both Industrial and• environmental groups. It has the backing of President Reagan; It also passed the House overwhelm· lngly last November. Yet the Senate's version lles moldering on the shell. ' cosfs. Any bill that· doesn't make It to Under the existing act, there are more waste procJucers, disposal final passage In both Houses, no facilities and ..certlflable toxins that matter how urgent Its substance or are exempt from the law than are numerous Its sponsors, will revert regulated by it. For example, nine at the moment of adjoui'Dment; like out of 10 companies tbat produce Cinderella's coach, -Into- a pilmpk,ln hazardoUs waste are classified as - less than a pumpkin fqr It would "small generators," meaning they become a nullity. Then next year, ' dump a ton or less per month Into the bUI will have to he hom again landfUis. They are now virgually I and undergo the growing pains all over. free of regulatlon. Thus a law Jhllt Is cJespera!ely Despite the laxity of the law and the potential devastation It would needed might never be Passed· This allow, Congress has yet to pass a raises a question of basic congressingle legislative reforin since the sional competence and responslbil· Environmental Protection Agency lty. Can the members act on a Efrem Weinreb & son .. Today in_history ' u.s. I be an acceptab'Ie "recycling method." So would the use cit fuel ou to , burn hazardous chemicals. Day after day, meanwhile, U.S. illdustry spews out toxic wa,ttes far beyOnd previous calculations. Instead of the 40 mUUon tons of hazardous waste that was believed to be produced each year, )he actual amount is now estimated at more than 250 million tons . These sta~erlng amounts are Love Canals walling to happen, with the resulting astronomical cleanup " . already chief executives of their companies and he didn't want to wali untU he was 32 years old before he reached the top." "~ld yoll point out you were only 49 years old?" I asked. • "I did mention It, and he said, 'No wonder you're burned out Maybe It would be a good time to slow down, and hand the torch to the yuppies who have the management skills that are required to deal with the future.' " "Young Harvard · MBA's don't nilnce words," I said. "Did you tell him ·this business '!las your whole life, and your dream h&d always been for you and Roger to work as a team? 11 . • "Yes, and he said from a familY· standpoint ~ understood It, but as an executive of a coi'poratloil he had to think of the stockholders first.'' · , "What stockholders? I thought you o"'lled the store." "I forgot to teD you. Roger took us public last year. He told me It was the only way he could raise enough capital to buy oilt Brooks Brothers: "He's trying to buy · Broob Brotbelil?" "Either that or Bloomlnada)e'a. I dl!ln't understand the dl!talll, eX· cept that be plana to Wit! Ropr Weinreb as a holding company to threaten take<>Yen of other companies. Hll roommate, whe 11'27,111 now an tnveslment banker who ' .. ' ~y · TIM Sunday TirnH-Senlinei-Pa . . ge-A-~ . ;;==;';( Mhldleport Oallipells, Ohio Point PleaiCII'It, W.Va. Man injured, cited in one-car accident on 143 ) POMEROY -A Metp County man.wutreated 'a ndreleuedtrom whlleundersull!*'•lolltolowlngthe said. •. patrol said. 9:15p.m. accident. ))errell A. RoaM, 27, Rt. I, 'The patrol saldBrlanK. Harris, . Veter~UJSMemorlalHoapltalfollow· A 1!)-year-old Rt. 2, Albany, boy PortlaDcl, was eastbound on 124, l9,Rt.1,RE:edsvllle,waseastboull<lE;, Cecil Bennea., ot lbe late JOlin• _. Elnlna tngaolllkaraccldentonOido143 was cited by the patrol driving wllenheslowedtomakealefttum, on681,whenacardrlvenbyPau1 .. , McCalpaMOrpn,hewuaretlred Friday. without a license and tanure to thepetrolsald. NonnanJ.[)obljns, Brooks, 51, .Coolville, allegedly :: GALLIPOLJS-Cec!IF . Betu~St, tr1nunlni III!!VIce em~. cteatus Aml:tt, 58,. Rt. 4, Pome- coniJUl folloWinll a one-car accident 28, Portland, was also eastbound pulled Into his path from a private :! 84, 1(1; ButliDI ~.<lied at 3:30 tree Hewuallopiii!Cededlndeathby roy. was treated for scrapes, F'rtday. and was unable to stop, striking drive. 'The accident cauSedmoder· ' 1 il.m. Satur4ay ... Holzer Medk:aJ ...........,ft~t ing ,_...,., · Th trolsaldG A Davis -., ...... . the tum. The ate damage to both vehicles and ;: llrn<-&eu.wliDaM,...,..,. ..... made hlswlte. ...,. "" _,..... -~~... oanurs s,...........r. . e.pa . ' regory . n.uu~>~• 38 '"' Brool!S'was cited by the patrol for·' • . Center, havil)gbeen In falllngheBlth !luJviVIne..!ll't two 1101111; RObert Arnett was south~ on 143, was etlS!bound 111 Ohlo881, when he patrol cited Roush for 110 brake failure to yield !rom a private driVe . : · tor the past tour }"llll'S. · and Deanla, both of Clak Hlll; a accordln&totheGaUia·Melppostof droppedofftherlglitaldeottheroad, UgbiS and Dobbins was cited tor . Born May2l, 1900, In Cottageville, daughter, Annabelle Walla 11 South t.he ·state highway patrol, when he carne back on the ~·di'Opped ott assured clear dislance In the 6: 2!1 in the6: 20 p.m . aceldent. ·: W.Va., son of the late . Maiy Webater; tour if811dchlldren; and droppedOUtherlghtsldeo!theroad, · again and struck a fetlce. The noon p.m. accident. no=!d~=-:;=:~~~ :: _Thornton, he Wjlll a retired tanner two brothers, T~ and John, both 11 lost control ot his vehicle, went lett of accident calllled heavy damage to A JackSon man was cit.ed ·.for , water standing on the road, lost ; .: and RaccoPn 'l'ownshfp employee. Oak HUI. ~ ' center, off the left side of the his car. · failUre to yield when turning left control, went off the left side of the : •, · He llllllrt!d Edna PurdUe, who road strlklni an embanlanent. · A two:car aocldellt on Ohio 1241n following an accident on U.S. ll. Survives. on Sept. ~. 1923, · In · He was cited by the patrol for Lebanon Township caused llgbt . HertJirt L. Amlstrong, 62, was fll3d 8!ld strutk a bam thj pa~l : I Cqlumbus. DWJ, failure to control and driving damage to two vehicles, the patrol eastbound and JosephA. Dolson, 33; said. The barn Is owned by ay ar :: SuJVIvtng are two !10!18. Lawtence Charles R. Sheets bOund Coal Co., Pomeroy. Her car •, ., .of Lanc•ter, and Ralph of Ga!Uporecelvedheavydatnageinthe6:_1s ;: 111; five grandchildren, two stepPOMEROY-CharlesR.Sbeets, 0 r~Ien~tum~~ln~to~the~pa~th~~~~the~_::P·::m.::,· :acc: . :lde=nt:.;the=-:pa=tro.::I:..:sa::l:d.~...:·~ :'•: · . grandchildren and five' great· 61.CookRoad.HemlockGrove,dled . GALLIPOLJS-Assilultchafges 2, Paii'IOt; ThomasP. Rainey, 25, . grandch!14ren;· two sisters, PtlyUia Friday In St. AnthOny Holpltal, agalnJt Pam Middleton and Car- Galllpolls; and Eric! T. Turner, 21, '' Hunt of CottagevtJJe, and LucWe, Columlm, following an extended land Woodyard, both of Crown Oty, MG Jackson Pike. · address WlloJlwn; and an aunt. ~' . were dismissed Friday In GaUlpolls YJrglnla L. EubankS, Qqacksoll, )1'uneral aervlcl!s wUl be held at 11 Bom at Frame, W.Va., 110nofthe Municipal Court, based on pretrial forfelted$40bondforfalluretoyleld, a.m. Monday In :Waugh-Halley· lateJohnand~FieldaSheets,he · rworts. , "' andHerman'f.Reese,33,Cheshlre, Wood F\lneral Hmle, with the Rev. was. a retln!d carpenter and An attempted assault charge forfeited $40 bond tor llllecUre load. Don Matson officiating. B!u1a1 wUI · memberofMJddleportFirstBaptlst against James S. Walker, . :m3 Forfeltlnghendforspeedingwere he In Pine Street Cemetery. Frlel)ds Church, Carpl!nten Local 650, GaUia St., waa dismissed at request Edgar E . Hubbard, 52. Sprtngtleld, may clUJ at the funeral home from · Pttneroy, and BoOrnaken' Local ofthecomplalnlngwill)ess. . ) $.11; H. Wayne Owens, 36, Lynn, ' 3-5and 7-9p.m, today. . 6671,Charleston, W.Va. • ; ' RobertL.Long,34JhSrnlthersSt., Ind:,$39; Michael E. EWo(t,33,1tt. Pallbeem& wiD be ruck Bennett, Surviving are his wife, Marpret; was flned$17tordlsorderlyconduct, 3, Galtlpolls, $40; NelsoriC.MIIlloch, Daniel Duhkie, Tom Woodward, ·a 1011, Grea of Hemlock Grove; a while Franklin Bennett. 39, "Rt. 1, 47, Dayton, S40; James C. Feldhaus Joseph -yeagey, Scott Haase and daughter: f,fn. Frank (Gwen) Northup, !orfelted$45bondtoropen Jr., 35, Dayton, S4l; Robert F. Frank Sayre. · r l.audermllt ot~MkiiUeport; . lbn!e container. Wade, 41, Charleston. W.Va., $42; grandchllilren; and two brother'8, lntrafflccases,forfeiting$40bond Robert K. PhllJips, 38. Sprtngtleld, ' ' William L Morpn John of Cheshire, and Ezra of tor fallure to obey a traffic control $45; WIDiam P. Peck, 28, Rt. 2, Two assault ch~"'es dropped • SARDIS- Funeral services were held at l p.m. Saturday In' Sardis Presbyterian Church tor Wllllam Leroy M~an. 64,1\1,_,4, Sardis, who ~ed Thursday In Holzer Medical Center. ' ·The Rev. Gerald Brown of!l· .elated, and l1urlaJ was In 1Monroe Cemetery. ~til were by KuhJier-Lewls Funeral Home, Oak mn. Born Aprtl 25,192tl,ln0ak HW, son ~He was &Ito preceded In death by · r:~::::w:~::~::::A:.J:~:ers::·:~:·:R:t·::::::~~::::::~:;::\1 . three'bifant bl'olht!rl: .f'\1111:1'81 services wiD be held at 2 p.m. today In Pomei .,Y Southern Baptist Church, with the Rev. Dayld NOW $1290 Hunt officiating. ·i3urlai wUI be In Hemlock GroYe CerneU!cy. Arran· gements are by Hughes Funeral Home, Athelis. . The body wUI lie In state at the church one hour prior to serylces and fl1ends may mil at that time. Swimwear 1/J.OFF 1/4 OFF Co-ordinates · Danskin : 1/4 ' OFF .Leotards 1/4 OFF REG. '26 "" ... ~ .. Amtrak derailment ·injures 65 p~sengers SIST~" ' et.eSft . 300 SI;COND AVE .• LAFAYETTE MALL . GALLIPOLIS WIJ.LJSTON, Vt. (AP) -Atkar Amtrak trail) with 275 people aboard !!~!railed Saturday In muddy, hilly terrain, causing dozens of serious InJuries, authorities said. . · - "We've had reports of many Injuries and possibly one on-board tatallty," said Ira F'Upnan, spokesman for the Naltona! 'fulllspOrta· . t1on Safety BQard In W118b1Dgtori. Most of. t1!e pa5lll!ll&'erS ' were asleep When the train laJcklRI before 1 a.m.; possibly because of irack damage caused by overnight fioodlng from heavy rain. Rescue efforts were hllmpered by the Passenger certllled and acknowledged me- , nace, or are they mesmerized by . political obstacles and diverted by ' routine ambitions? . > ~ Who Is holding up tbe envlroil· . mental relonrui? My ·associate John DUion has lli!en atlle to Identify three members of ihe Senate: Majority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., Alan Simpson, 'R-Wyo., .. and- Steven Symms, R·ldaho. Why ' are they blocking the f\!!Orm btl!? Is anyone manipulating them? In the background, I can report, are shadowy s~lal Interests. It Is · assumed bY speclal·lnterest lobby' lsts - In fact It Is their reason tor being - ' that In general Congress · does not know Its crafts; thants . . operating mllleu Is Ignorance 9! the · " detatls and COnSequences of Its .enactments; that the lobbyists' task Is either to dispel the Ignorance to enlarge It, depending on tbe . circumstances, but never to Ignore it. But lobbyists are an elusive breed, dlf!lcult to locate, Identify · ami track. I can tell you only this muJtt about the three obstructers: Isolated spot where the Monjrealer, en route from Washington to Montreal, dera~. ' . "We were out In nowhere," said Couples flle for marriage GALLIPOLIS - 'Ibe following couples flied for JnlUT(age this past ·week lrt Galtla County Probate Court. Richard E. Eblin, 34, Rt. 2, Vinton, truck driver, and Melody L. Truance, 34, Rt. 2, Vinton;. hoUSewife. James R. Cook. IS. Rt. 2, or GalllpollS, Clovla R. ISaacs, 20,laborer, Rt. and 2, Gaiiipblls, unemployed. , ,., James D. Foley, 20, MUJington, Tenn., U.S. Navy, and Lisa A. Domet •.17, 53 Vine St., student. Gary A. Ratcliff, 22, Rt. 2. Crown City; unemployed, and LaDawna L. Art Buchwald: "Did he'sayyou hadtoworkln the would he change Eff\!m Weinreb & · stockroom' ? " .· . Son to Roger Weinreb & Father?" "No, that was my own choice. It's . "Roger said If wewantefi to be In easier to work back here than to ~ · till' big time we had to change our explain to everyone why we , Image, and the name . Etrem changed the n.a me of the store," Weinreb was too associated In our "I think Roger's an Ingrate." customers' minds with the late Seventies. I don't want to be too . "I don't blame him and I don't •:: h&rd on him though. He'worked out a 'Golden Parachute' deal with me blame Harvard, I understand the : first thing they teach you at any top : • t before we went publlc . .)le said I could stay on at my present salary business SChoo) IS that l!yOUha\'!!tO : • "'as a consultant agd have an office choose between net profits and you f. :: t QW!I flesh an!! blood, y(lu go tor the •: ~ ~p~ttl I reached 55, providing I didn't bottom line.'' . : work tor·a competing stOre." · . ' . =~ waswes~~ Dresses &Pants 'C arter, 19, Rt. 2, crown City, unemployed. TimmY L. Holll)es, 13, Cheshire, construction worker, and Kimberly A. Reynolds, :at, 520 Spring Valley Orive,IJmklzepet. ' WWJam M. Cremeans, 18, Rt. 1, C1wm City, at heme. James E. Kemp, ~ Eureka Star Route, U.S.Army,andKimberlyA. Beck, 24, Eureka Star v Roote, secretary. Kevin R. Plantz, 19, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, shoe salesman, and Sandra M. Lewis, 19, Rt.1, NorthuP, stock cleiTk. ' . r;:::=::=::=::::::::;~ GAWA COUNTY· VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY SQUAD NOW OFFERING FREE . AMBULANa SERVICE 8 A.M. til 12 MIDNIGHT 24 HOUR SERVICE SATUROAY. SUNDAY Northup, · West Vb'glnla NatiorW and Baer 1, 448-8322 :! f :! .,, . •l r .~ • Berrv.'s World . . •. r ••.!: ' • I 11% vs. ' ' .. .. .• .' . r;< •' 417 Second Awn!le P.O. BOx 318 Gallipollt, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-~125 . speclali1Jea In leveraged buyouts, whatever .the hell that meana." "OkSy, I can Wldentand Roger wanting to get ahead, .JJUt- why . . ·aoo Scandal of u.ndoing.,..--.----~.:;..._Jac_k_A_nde...;.._rs~o~: WASHINGTON.- The exposure of backroom deals between poilu· ters and their regulators made front-page headlines two years ago. ' traU of the Reporters kept hot on the Environmental Protection Agency conspirators; Investigators pulled together the pieces of the scandal. Now a greater environmental scand~l lies unreported and unln· 'vestlgated In the Senate. It's a scandal not of wrongdoing but of undoing, J¥>( of action but of lnacllon; a scandal of Jegislative lethargy, of 'opportl!nltles lost. · • · The populace Is supposed to be · proteeted from hazardous waste and pollutants by tbe Resources Conservation and RecOvery Act. ~l!SSed In 1976 with great fanfare, this had the stature ,Pf a natiohal undertaking. Protection was prom' Ised "from cradle to grave.' ' Uniortilnately, the Jaw Is Swiss- r eli~ with so rnany loopholes •• that environmental a trocltles can still be committed with perfect legality. As the law Is not written, . • for example, the spreading of ~ntly, Rev. WIUiam Middles- In the article It stated that the · dioxin-contaminated oil on dirt_.' : warth had a ·well-written sefc ' 'residents In the Monkey Run area roads In Times Beach, Mo., would ' lll!Ji!ette In the paper In which he have been charged for sewage, ; spclke about "Enthusiasm." Ques- even though they have not been ticllpng the concern and enthuslasni. provided the service." Is this ot l)le community, he questioned JUSTICE????? A number of clti' ' more strongly these qualities In our zens of the community have I went to my favorite haber: Ie!!fetS· He urgently voiced his .Indicated that various projects dashery In Boston, Efri!!D Weinreb cQi!Cem for the betterment of the have not been brought to fruition . · l~ill community. · To sustain enthusiasm people & Son, and was surprised to see a new !i)gn over the store - .Roger ,Jil Sunday's paper a headline need to experience change and to Weinreb & Father. . reap: "Construction continues on see goals aceompllshed and to know When I walked In I found Efrem POmeroy Pizza Hut; firm, vUlage that something Is being done to back In the stockroom rearranging at;~s over permit.'' Over the past Improve their nves. There are good boxes. mq)lths, our people have expressed people In this community with a ''I see you changed the name of eXcitement about the Pizza Hut and variety of gifts, talents, and abtllties . the store... · i!s'Peclaliy the teens who travel to who want to help build a future for "I didn't change lt. My son Roger th¢:Pizza Hut In Gallipolis. this area. Rat}ler than pessimism did," he replied. "He's now presil(he sermonette ahd the above imd argumentation, couldn't . a dent of the company." ~nne are indicative In a great driving force for our enthusiasm be, "R!lger?" I said. "But I Just went mJ!<lsure as to why a lack of "Some see things as they are and ·his graduation at the Harvard to e"!huslasm prevails among the say why, (or even no) ,.,others see Business School In 191ll. I repeople In the Pomeroy community. things as they could be and say why member how proud you were when Etforts to Improve their commun- not?" ll}!havebeendefusedtlJileandtime Why can't there be a greater ·he got his MBA. You told. him you were going to make him a full agl!ln. ./ · co-operative effort- between the it tests one's credulity to read an elected officials arid their constl· partner, but I had no Idea you were going to appoint him president." elected official's statement, "the tuency? Why can't w!l give our ·"Frankly, neither dtd ' I. Roger village does not have a dime to use . people and especially our children started out In the matlroom, and· for extending the sewage system." enthusiasm for the future? then worked himself tiP to under· Behind the chaos, always the Even If tills Is true one would hope wear and sockS. After two weeks he Innocent suffer. to hear an enthusiastic "we'll find became restless so I made him vice Sr. Janet Rectenwald that dime" for the betterment and president of merchandising. Before growth of the community. Further Pomeroy I knew jt," he put In a whole new computer system, renovated all three floors, added a ladles' nne, iuld found a way of earning 13 ' Today Is Saturday, July 7, the ll!9th day of 1984. There are 1TI days left In percent Interest over the weekend . ihe)'ear. on our caah flow by paying our Today' s highlight In history; suppliers through a bank In Hong On July 7,· 1981, President Reagan IIIIIIOUIIa!d he would nominate Kong. Roger said the one thing he ArizOut Judge Sandra Day O'Cormor to seJVe on the U.S. Supreme Court. learned at Harvard was you either expand or die," . She WOIId become the first woman justice on the high court "How old 'ts Roger?" I asked. On this date; . .In 1'1M, King's College In New York City opened. (The school would later "He's 28. He ca111e to me about be renamed "Columbia College" and then "Columbia University.") eight months ago and said he felt he .. ·In 18M, the U.S. Jlag was raised at Monterey, Callf.,afterthesUITellder wasn't movfng fast enough up the (II ihe Mexican garrison and the annexation of california was ·· laddel'. He tol~ me moB! of the kids who graduated In his class were procialrned. .. f. qualifying process for high office. That Is' the reason states have • moved so heavUy In the plebiscitary d(fectton, and that, Indeed; Is the basis of the objection to the winner-take-all tradition of some siates, where the candidate wltl\ 51 percent of the votes·gets 100percent of the delegates. But the same ilrouPf! (they are from the left wingoftheparty) that place so much emphasis 011 the pleblscltarlan Ideal suddenly re- · vex-se themselVes and ask the DemQCrats to name a woman notwithstanding that no women even entered the Democratic prim· aries this year. ,Not since Shivley Chisholm ran for president 12years · ago has a woman run tor president, so far as I am aware, and MissChisholm's race was on the order of Nonnan Mailer's race for mayor of New York,. I.e. , one part lark. But the question Is serious: If Geraldine Ferraro or Dianne Feinstein are to •• ,.. - .,.._- . ,. Area deaths July 8, 1914 ' . Sov. Richard Celeste's cabinet m('lllbers have recommended a series of cJlimges - Including lifting a cap on license tag fees - to help state and local govenunents rebutld crumbling highways, water systems and other pilbllc facUlties. seven-member cabinet panel told the governor In a report that current ~ilrnates Indicate $44 bUllon over projected expenditure rates will have to be,spent in order to address unmet Infrastructure needs.· . :Qne of Its recommendations calls for giving kical government better tQols to solve Its own problems by modernizing existing financing laws. · : ~Many of the state taws dealing with government areoutdatedor unduly reStrictive. Reform of these statutes would substantially improve local gOyernments' capabUitles to raise sufficient funds and to inanage !heir filumcia! affairs efficiently," the cabinet officers said. :The proposals they want to examine Include: ·:-Removing the present cap on the amount locaJ;govenunents can cblll'ge for motor vehicle license tags with the . additional revenue ~nerated used for kical capital improVement projects and matching federal highway tnoney. · ' ·.-;-ModifY,Ing state laws governing leasing and lease-purthase agreements which Inhibit private financing of Infrastructure Improvements. ·. .,-Giving state and local government the option of pegotiatlng for needed · flnjlnclng rather than being forced to sell debt by competitive bidding. -Expanding powers of the Ohio Water Development Authority so It could help local govenunents finance a variety of new capital lrnjlrovement projects. The authority now borrows money, by Issuing bO~. to pay for water pollution abatement. :-Seeking adoption of a constitutional amendment changing the way the state bo!TOWS mOney through bond sales to ftnance capital Improvements. · :~ead of Issuing revenue bonds - In which InCome generated by a fliclllty like a university butlding Is used to pay off the bond - the state · W!Ji!ld use straight general ·obligation bond financing. ;CurreJI!).Y, the constitution permits general obligation bonds to be used onlY for highway work. " . :'!bose proposals and others are contained lit a 51-page draft report sent to Qleste of a strategic plan for dealing with the state's natural and physical , entironments. · . . ' Meanwhile, the way has been cleared for a memorial hooorlng Ohioans : whO served In Vietnam to be construct€d on the 1().acre Statehouse gJ_Wnds.· . . ·Before leaving for ihe summer, legtslato~ approved a House Joint ResOlution sponsored hy Rep. Joseph Vukovlch,D-Poland, dedicating part ' o(ihe land tor that purpose. A suitable location Is to be determined later. ·sackers said 3,om Ohioans were killed, are missing In action, or died as · : pPfl;Oners of war In the conflict In Southeast ASia. More than 400,!XD veterans of the war are living In OhiO. :I11e memorial will be about 16 feet bY 24 feet and wUI be llnanced by nenbers of Tribute to Vietnam Veterans Inc. [len. Michael Schwarzwalder, D-Cotumbus, said Oh10311s who wish to (ll!~jclpate may make a taxodeductible donation to the' memorial fund. 1~ flog• A·2 J- ' . 825 'lldrd Ave., GaHipolls, Ohio 1 July a, ~~:=;::;;:;=;;:;:;;;;=;;~===================ir===~====================================~============================================~======; .N.O.W. should cut it out__W_i_Uia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_r... ~~ ~v . . n. 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Clouds . began to decrease and, by early Saturday morning, skieS were m05tly clear across the state. Cooler air was In behind the front. Tem!ieratures at 5 a.m. were 1n the. Qls 1n extreme southern Ohio and most.(y 1n the 50s .elsewhere. Temperatures raDgefl from 66 degree,s at ~e to 48, one degree more than the record low tempe · rature set laSt year at Toledo. • setumg Ohio agricultural advisory . ~ f!!!'0 ~W "'iJf# FRONTS: . ~ By Tbe Assoclalecl Press . Chilly. dry air covers the north central states wit!) high pressure centered over Minnesota. The high pressure will be Jl'l()V1ng to . northern Ohio II}: Sunday morning. Southerly winds will be~. . to Ohio Sunday and a gooa warmup is likely. A clear, very CIXII nlgitt for summer is ahead, with temperatures before sunrise In the mid to upper 40s 1n northern Ohio, the upper 40s 1n the cenlral part of the state and the low to mid 50s In the south. Under sunny skies and gentle southerly winds, t.empera(ures Sunday will be backtonear80. The National Weather Service extended lorecast tor Monday through Wednesday shOws a warrhupconttnutng, with temperatures . back to above nonnal by a few degrees. It will be fair each day with highs from tbe Ins to t11e low 90s. Lows will range trOm the mid 50s to th~ low Qls Monday and will be In tl1e Qls Tuesday and Wednesday. Major early surnmer field operations will be subject to extended . fair weather for the next five days. Moderaie drying will continue through the weekend. Warm tempera\Ufes early next week will boost molst\lre consumption back to above nonna1 and a quarter-inch to 0.3 Inch dally. The wheat.harvest will be favored by low afternoon hwnlditySunday with afternoon minimums 1n the:Jls. For haying, It looks like much ofthe next five days should be without the threat of r;~tn. Storm systems will enter southwesternCanalia. and move to the northeast. This should generally keep weather fronts to the north of Ohio unttl middle pr late next Week. , . ·-• warm- cold..,... Flumes Snow Nat1on"1 Wf'alhP' SNv•u · ; WEATHER FORECAST '- Tbe Nallonal We&Uler Service forecMt for Sunday predicts rain for northern New England, Gull coastal slates, northern Plains states. lhe central Rockies, portions of New Mexico and florida. {AP Laserpholo). Extended Ohio forecast MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair through the period. Highs from the 90s to the low 90s. Lows from themld 50s tothelow60sMonday aitdmostly1nthe60sTuesday' and Wednesday. · Clear skies for Sunday By 11te Associated PresS · The National Weather Service says skies will be clear Saturday · night and sunny Sunday. Lows Sa fur!lay night were expected (o range from 45 to 55 degrees with highs Sunday between 73 and 82. · · It was a wet Friday over Ohio, but Saturday morning was clear Beer sales•• --=----------~-----------......:.(C=o=ntin=u::::ed:..:fro:::m:.::.!:Jll!ge::! · :_:Al:::_) Lodwick; were represented by ballot, I didn't find {the Issues )," -they did not find 11. David Reiser of Columbus. said Carl M. Matlack of ReedsvUle. Also questioned was whether the One ' of the main Issues was "Whenihltthewhltepage,Ithought Issues should have been on separate whether the two options were itwasover.Butlkeptlooklngforlt." sheets of paper._Relser quoted the Frances Thomas, director of the Ohio Revised Code, which said that presented fairly on the ballot. Thirteen Orange Township rest- Meigs Board of Elections, said tbe "separate ballots shall be used for dents testified they had trouble different colors of paper' were the speclai election." flndjng the Issues when they voted dictated by state law. 'Ibomas , Helser said he belleves separate May 8. . explained colors helped to ldentlty sheets of paper' should have been Most testified that different colors the candidate slate from the Issue used. Crow said the code instead of pages confused them. The Issues 's tate In the primary election since called for a ballot separate from the were printed on wl\fte paper, whlle · the Inception of computerized state of candidates. the $late of candidates was printed tabulation of voting. "I believe they always go on the on either pink or green, depending , , "11te issues always go on white same sheet," said L. Evelyn Ctark, on party choice. The colored paper pagessotheywUlbenotlcedeasier," chairperson of the board of was first In the booklet: followed by Thomas said.. elections. the l"'hlte sheet of paper. "I came to a ptacewhere I tound a Noprecedenrtntheuseof~J¥!code On !he front of the'whlte sheei was slan4;lstlll and I closed the book," exists, attorneys for bo\11 sides said. the same lnfonnationas the colored said Elizabeth Farrar. "I did not Wllllams cl05ed the proc€edlngs sh~ts. instructing the voter to turn vote because I did not find 11." ·· 'by asking the court to detfrrniiie the · page and contmue voting, Unda J. Fitch of Pcrneroy also whether any Irregularities existed testimony and examination of the said she did not see the Issue. • in the election procedUre. If irregu· sample voting ballots revealed.' The 11 other witnesses testified larlties do exis~ the court must then "When I first went through the they knew the Issue was going to be on the ballot and looked for It when changed the outcome of the election. . decide whether the Irregularities col'ld class post aRe paid at Gallipolis, se~nd class maJUng matter at Pomeroy, Ohio, Pos t Office. M<'mber: ThE' Associated Press In· land Dally Press Association and the pre.!lentatlve, Branham . 1717 Wl"st Nine Mil~ Road, Suite 2Q4. Detroll , M!chiRan, 48075. SUBSCRIPTION ·RATES BJ Carrier or Motor Route One ·Week ... .. ....... ,, ............ .... ..$1.10 SINGLE COPY PRICE No subscriptions by ma ll per mitted in towns whert> mot or carrier st>rvice h; av a ilable. Su•day OnJy· IN OUR 35TH YEAR- THE ONLY HEARING AIO SERVICE YOU WILL EVER NEED. 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' ' ~~---~·,'' ' ~ South of Route 7 B•low Hallday Inn ~ Next to Bob's Electronlca : "· . Gallipolis, Ohio . ~·} ' Ope,n a,a~. 5 or 7 year certificate 'account at Gallipolis Savings and receive a BONUS gift. Your account eama high Interest and is guaranteed': _ " ) Seldom do you haw. a better opportunity to accomplish your investment objective and receive an extra ... a BONUS gift. l• ••• :•• '~ l• ................... 'f'Mir.!Wglllf I' ,..... '. Olllipolfl, Ohio >11831 ~ < •• Mli1ona X·700 eemera (114) 444-3832 -•• ~ .. •' Furub to promote showboat , Library stands ·amid institute ruins • Apple lie Computer Syotem ' Ohii)Showboat Drama Inc. . The sOOWbolt, UP"lly. moored on the east side of the Musklllgum River b!re,ls In dry dock In Pdnt Pleasant, W.Va., after slnklilg In Ma,rch llllfbelni '~ 1n May. ' The sOOw.boat iDnpaDy will advenlse most.(y in key cities tn Ohio, PemJaylvanla Bod West VIrginia, Ottenhelmer Wd. . . •• ,. ,. •i . 5" M11Q118110x BIW TaleYialon ~~- ·~ 'lhe BeCky Thatcher SlioWbQat: says Jack Ottenhelmer, president d •I .• -~Ohio briefs:____;.....;......., .Defense calls jury selection .r acist MAR.JE'rtA,Ohlo (AP) -The state Departmeitt tfDevelopment has iiJyen $l8.lmto be~ over the next llmonths for promotion t( •• ~ A BONUS* GIFT Tickets On Sale At: ' Fruths Pharmacy, Nelson Drug Store WMPO.and F.O.P. lodge Office Admission $7:....At Door . '$9 Performances 6 8& 9 P.M. For m~re information call Ray Manley GnP ;'ear .. .. . : ...... .•...........•..... $26.80 1 ~ Sponsored by: Gallia·Meigs FOP Lodge No. 95 & .WMPO MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Man sentenced : for failure to file tax relurn ,•·· Johnny Russell - ,Sheb Wooley Ben Colder - Ava Barber - Roger Sullivan & sweet apple band. 1 • · • • Sl~. J·· Fe~t~t.uring: The Sunday Tlm('S-SE'ntinel will not bE' 'respomllb)(' for advanre payments made by carriE-rs. 1 fortlble fit. and the . perform1111f8 you nHd to help hnprova your hming quality. Come in and we'll show you the many advantages the INSIDER hQ to offer. ' 50 Cents A-5 thf advantages you want in a hearing aid; smallsize,.com· ha July 13, '84 .\ . Johnny One Month ............................... $<1.80 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' Pag1 The Audiotone INSIDER AT THE MIDDLEPORT JR. HI SCHOOL American Newspaper Publishers Association. National Advertising Re- Hit: alii, ohio ·Fllint Plea.ant, W. Va. JOU.wearl GALLII?OLIS SAVINGS· COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW .A Maltlmedla Newapaper P'ameloy M' I H F1rt G Safety bill geared ,. for ride checks · This is all ~e..Y winning ' PubltshOO each Sunday. 825 Third Ayenue, by the Ohio Valley Publish· In~ Company · Multlm~lcr:-tnc . Se- ·Ohjo 45631 . Entered as Several witnesses testified the wording of the ballot was contusing• "You didn't really know wllether you wanted to vote yes or no," said Nita Jean RitchleofTunlersPlalns. Thomas said the Issues were worded accordiiJg to the' Ohio Revised Code. .. Also mentioned by !he defendants was a tack of a wrttten protest and a request for a recount of the election · results. A written protest of the Issue's ' wording, filed befo~ the election, would have triggered a hearing Into the mau.er; Thomas explained. .. r~-:=====~===~==========~~~~=~~~~;:=~. ~--~~~--~----~----------~ USP liJ-84111 ' 8, 1914 •·\ a,i-Polnt rt.aeant, W. ' I CHILLICOTHE. Ohio (AP) - A $400,IXXI fire that destroyed a recreation-dining hall for · ho'nor Inmates at the · ChUIIcothe Correctional Institute June 28 has left •only one •building standing from / the more than 2,001 that once cOmprised Camp Sherman, Chillicothe's World war 1 tra1rt1ng ground. The recreatlon-dlnln& hall, leveled In !he blaze, was knoWn as ~ ExdwJ&e No. 7 dw1ng tbe Camp Sllem~an days. The State Fire MarBhal baa 11114 caille of the fire might never be detennlned. Jim Allderam, a teacher at Plketoh schools and a summer einpkl)oee at Mouod City, said only one other building frqm the Camp Shermall clays still stands - the camp Shennan Library. The hulldlni DOW II uaed 1br stmlge, Ar.detson said. Amther Camp Shennan building, one of the barracks, was moved to WlDianiBJimt Ill biKise the vWage councD's chambers, Its fire diprtml!llt and emergency squad. . . . "Most of the tamp Shennan oolldtngs were tom down by the mid-19311. . · SERB receives 1,500 filings COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - The State Employment Relations Board has l'I!Clllvild more than 1,500 fUlngs since It started doing hustneu AprD 1 to adminiSter Ohio's new collective bargaining law tor public~. SERB said this week the filings ~lave Included 421 requests for volwltaty ra'qpdtlon, 514' requests for certlfleatlon, 514 mediation .and ~-rtndlng IIUJtgl and 92 charges of unfair labor practices. GM tiJorkers rollell back DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - .Geileral MOtors Corp. will call back 112 hourly production wodlerl within tile next two weeks ~t Delco MonJne lllld ~ Rld)ator. . . . .. Twady eeYI!II hi:AJrbl ~are scheduled to return to work Monday at oelco Monllle bec&IIJI! t( incl,'e8Sed production. Flfty-IIYeproU:tlon~are scheduled to return to wort!: July 16 at Hm'lllll Rldlatol' to replace employees who have ·~ or left the pllntl. . . Jerry~. GM reamaJ spokesmall, . . the latest callbllcks 1Ift GM'I DaytoD area employment to 22,500, with 1,11ll lPirly woillerl oa..;orf. SIDce July 1 a yeer ago, GM has called back 3,!nl hourly wcdaa. · ' ' Case ruling expected later ' in ~ond trial of aCCUSed physician· Interior Secretary who is btack, is married to a white woman and all tile rape victims In James) watt," said Schwelckart. Morgan denied the oluegatlon the case were young white women. Selection of six alternate jurors Is saying It was made "solely for the to begin Monday. . press sitting In the back of tbe a former Columbus Jackson, courtroom." He said both black women were unemployed and one· Internist, SUI1'el1dered his medical licenSe .tast September after being had a crtmlnal record. "It is my opinion that a potential convicted of 21 rapes and39 related · juror who Is unemployed iS more felonies In Akron. , In the second trial, Jackson faces likely to relate to a criminal and JO felony charges. including 13 much more likely to agree with ch8rges of rape. He alreadY iS defense attorneys." Morgan said. serving a sentenceof191 to6ffiyears · The defense removed Robert C. in prison on the convictions in the MySOilllirOer. uncle of murder first trial. Jackson has pleaded victim Jerilyn ~tanfield. Dana is ·Innocent by reason of schedUled to defend Robert Dale innOcent and . .' Henderson later this year for the insanity. The prosecution's burden or proof 1982staylng_otMrs. Stanfield. under the Insanity plea Is greater . Dana said tbe all-white pariel of than In the first trial because the eight women and tour men could be iS being tried under Ohio's old case · the basis for an appeal since the Insanity law.· , jurors have been told that Jackson, • (former CINCINNATI (AP) - Selection of· an all·whlte JulY pnmpted charges of racism by the defense at the second multiple- rape trial or Dr . Edward Franklin Jactoon Jr. of Columbus. . ' Judge Frederick T. WUitams, Franklin Cowlty ~ PleaS Court. refused to recess tbe JUlY selectkln unm· Monday when defense attorneY Gary M. Schwel· chart.a sked WWiams to pick a black person to fiJI the last sp!l on the jury• Schwelkart and another defense attorney, Randall Dana, accused prosecutor Edward Morgan rl racisri:l when Morgan removed two black womenfmn the panel. "He's dismissed two blacks and " tile blind Wcrnan." saki Schwel· chart "There are no Jews on the panel or they would probably be excluded, too. Then hecouldjolnMr. More nuclear ·business could stall cl08ings ' Tenn. (AP) -The OAK RIDGE, ~t of Energy's new nu· clear fuel contract could draw enoogh business for the agency to . stall closing one of Its three uranltim u.s~ ' . I . ~~t~ts.aDOEoMciai says. DOE OW!IS three uranium eru1ch· rnent plants, the only ones 1n the United States. The plants are in Oak Ridge, j>ortsmouth and Paducah, Ky. • Top DOE offtcla1s are scheduled to visit Japan 011 July 28 to try to convince utnltles there to coatlnue OOytng all rl their enriched uranium, used to fuel nuclear power reectors. from the United StalEs, John 'Lcngeleckel', DOE's deputy a.sslstant secretary for uranium enrichment, saki Friday. , ~ with the Japanese · accounts fell' about one-foortli of DOE's $2 b1D1on annual InCOme from I!III'ICIIIIII uranium, he sald. The departrnel11 hOpeS that with Its new, !'111ft flexible contract, It can keep Its other cuatomers and pin _. OOsiQell. Much ot Its , fon!iflll martret .... been lost to ct>elper foreign competition. ' Lcqenedrer 11114 It's "stW con· cetvable" that an thi'ee plants will stay open unto the "eerly 19!Kls," eYC!II thoujjh other.. department dftc!als said last mooth that 011e t( them woold have to be closed soo,n. I ON JtJ8'l1CE- 0111o Supia11e CowtJUIIIIce Frllllk D. Celebrezze lw- lo reporten during a .,.._ ~erence In Cincinnati Friday J..uce Celeb< e w• in the city as part ol Ills 1111111181 ll&alewlde lour of Ohlo'sl2 appellate dllltrlelll. <AP Laserphoio). .a-. ,. By JAMES HANNAH ,A8d•led 1'..- Wliler WASHIN\}TON {.AP) - ~ . presidential campaign t( Sen. John . Glenn has paid more than $66,<m in . Interest, but made no prbielpal~ , reduction payments on the major Portion of its $3 mllllon debt. a spokesman says. . Beforewithdrawtngfromtherace this spring, the Ohio Dm\ocrat ran up a S3 mllllon debt, $2 mllllon borrowed from four Ohio banks and· the rest 1n phOne bills, printing',: hotels and other campaign expenses. , No prtncipal·rediJctloD payments on the bank loan haveyetbeenmade rut "we Intend to," Wllllarn White, treasurer of the John Glenn Presl· dlinttal Conunittee Inc., said Friday . "We're making all the Interest payment.$ on the loan," White said . . · The bank loan comes due In March 1985. · White said three Interest payments totaling more lhan $66,(0) have been made to date. White said as much as $150,<m was raised· in four recent fun:l· raising events for Glenn . "We think it's going as well as can be expected," White said. He . saicJ. two June events In Washington netted $«),lXXI to $.'10,(0) and more than $50;00}, respectively. A July 4 fun:l·raiser resulted 1n $25,(0), and a similar event IIi Hartford, Conn., produceds:ll,<mto $25,(0), White said. The campaign conunittee receives federal matching funds lor debt retirement through 1911!1. White said the committee lllsohas appealed to previous contributors through. mailings, an effort thlit White has said has paid for itself and is slloWing a profit. He said there have beenconversa· tlons between Glenn, Walter Mondale, Gary Hart and Alan Cranston onthesubjectqfreducingcampalgn · debts. • • • �~·~~~~Su~nda~y~~ Ohio !taint Yo. theri .·: County court . cases ended POMEROY - 1Wenty-nlne dewere fined and seven others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. • Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien were $hel'ljl Roush, Syracuse and Celesta Coates, Middleport, speed, $2Iandcostsel\ch; JamesCaldweU, Scottown, $W.,and costs, assured cle!lf distance; Jeffrey Qhllng'er, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, stop sign· violation; Ronald WUson, Racine, speeding, $23 and costs; Norman Hendrix,. Syracuse, overload, $138 and costs; Wanda Mullins, Dexter, $5 and rosts, defective exhaust· Del)lse .Clagg, WUkesvtUe, sal·and costs, failure . to control vehicle; Kimberly Bays, Gallipolis, $23 and costs, speeding; Elmer Parsons, Racine, $10 and costs, no license place; LesterWlse,Rutland,$40and costs, speeding. · Rodger Johnson, West Columbia, $25 and costs each, speeding; Jerome Wilier, Gallipolis, $22 and · costs7 Shirley.Cole, Aihens, $21 and costs, both speeding; . Cecil Brl· nager. Racine, $10 and costs, stop sign violation; Martha Oldaker, Hartford, $.Jl and costs, speeding; Jack Riley, Malta, $15 .and costs, · insecure load; Alice May, Cheshire, $250 and costs, 00 days license suspension, three days In jail or attendance of a driving school with the jail sentence suspended and $150 ' of the fine suspended, driving while '· intoxicated, and left of center, costs mily; Teddy Osborne, Reedsville, $40 and costs, obstructing official business; Helen McClellan, Langs· · · vllle, $5 and costs, $5 and costs, discharging fireworks; Edna . Smith, Pomeroy; $10 and costs, · failure to display valid registration; Clifford Jones Jr., Beverly, $75 and · costs and five days In jail, hit skip, and $35 and costs, assured clear distance; Allen Chevalier, Reeds· vllle, lJ d<!YS In jail suspended, one year probation, $25 and costs, make · restitution, domestic violence; Jef. frey .Fife, Pomeroy, $250 and costs, three days In jail, license suspend€d 00 days, drlvlng while Intoxicated; Dale Wilfong, Reedsvllle, $40 and costs, reckless operation; $75 and costs, five days suspended Jail , sentence, one year pro)lation, drlV· : · lng under suspension; $150 and costs, 30 day jail sentence with 21 • days susPended, one 'year· proba· lion, resisting arrest and disorderly ' conduct, $25 and costs; . Robert . Kennedy, Rutland, $50 arid costs, three days in jail suspended, failure to provide motorcycle endorseml!nt; Dennts Ireland, Chester, $5 and costs, expired registration. Forfeiting bonds were Roscoe Hawklm, Nutterford, W.Va., $44; Timothy Lively, Rittman, $50, both ; . posted on speeding charges; Randy • Coen, Murray City, $242.50, over· ' lqad; ·David Roush, Pomeroy, SiS, · assured clear distance; Paula Freeman, Bidwell, $45, no muffler; James H. Caldwell, Hurrlcane, W.Va., $45, failure ·to display highway use tax sticker, and David Wolfe, Reedsvllle, $45, disorderly conduct. fen<~ants • SLIDlNG '' '' • I .' ' . " ..• .. • ••' .... ... ... ' ,· • Summertime funtime • I· ................. oc: N<Yl' ALWAYS FUN - Summertime llin't always . fun tme u.Joey- S, can aUeM. Joey, - o f Mr. and Mn. PatHJD, P~,lradured IJ!sleglnlhree IJiaceil-ln eart,y May' and followlnt his lnplte' stay ,...... 0 ' has ~ In a bocl.f cMt for llftenil we b The lad ,that he has. beea Wlllble to "18 around" hasn't affeded his penoaallty or die vl8b of Ills friends. Joey !s sbown ..~. ~ his Mends.clolle by. ' >I· 0 By KATIE CROW 'l'lmeiJ.Selltlnel Staff baseball or just 'lying In the sun. Summer Is kids' hey day, Summer means no strlct I schedule, no set hour for bed· i when they can do what they time, a quick trip ·to the tee l Summertime, when the living cream shop, a camping trtp, .a ' want when they want. is easy - It is for c111ldren at · visit with frlehds or grandpar- > Summertime Is taking a bike least ride In the summer sun, .or , ents or most of all a vacation to.i Sununertlme means many the beach. . '. rounding up frieD<IS for a romp things to many children. Top, Whatever 'tl\l!it choice may·· at til!! park or just plalrt ~ ping the list no doubt, would be · be, sumtner means FUN tor the ~ . under a tf!!~!. } sw1mrnlng follolwid by playing WiiAT WOUW SUMMER BE wrntOUT A mEB - CllmiJIDIIn!e8 Is oae of die maay tHnp kids can get !mo. .\tree affords children withal kinds of pleasure-jus& a quite place tO be cr pemaps a place to Just dream - dream up oUa- Mlplhey aia •· Shown enjoying die slg!U from a viD&age paint, a " lree, Is Robby et- lind Merdh Crow. .. Hartinger honered by Order of Sw~rd induction: • COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Zc "'"' l>(j) n.- ~DI A !D "' . ~ ii1~ )loXJi w~~ ~ "' z ' .. ..:. The Commander ol the Space . • ' • • ''' Em~rg(mcy runs POMEROY - Three calls were answered Friday and Saturday . lllQI'nlng by local units, the Meigs ,County EmeJ geilcy Medical Servi· ces reports. ·· · Saturday at .4: 25 a.m., Pomeroy took Wllrru! TerreU, Mulberry Heights, to Holzer Medical Center. Friday at2: 41p.m., Pomeroy took Mary Eblin, 289 Union Ave., to Veterans Memorlal Hospital and at , 9: 16 p.m., Pomeroy toOk Cletus Amott from the scene of an auto accident on Ohio 143 to Veterans Memorial HOspital. n.., :J:n n~ CI>N o,.. .. !" n -X"'~~~ »,. n-~ ::~~~~:m _. mC!!J ~z ' ' ~ - · ~~ ii! r "Vm ~tn . -4% "'n • : Veterans Memori;,tl : • Admitted - Clara Smith, Fame: roy; Marjorie SteWart, WestColum: bla; Mary Eblin, Paneroy. · • Discharged - Mabel Kestersm : Pauline Buck. Eugene Erlewlne' TlnaGoode. l \ . GALLIPOLIS - An a~ldent In • . the Sliver Brldge Plaza parking lot ; ~ caused Ught damage to two cars; acwrdlng to Gallipolis City Pollee. Pollee ~d Wendolyn F . Windon, 23, Pomeroy, was pulling forward fromaparkingspacewhentherlght ' side of her car a~Eillly struck the right rear of a car owned hy Beulah B. Mitchell, Itt. 3, GalllpoUs. Cited by police were Dartn J .. Halley, 18, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, minor r'nlsdemeanor posesslon of marljllana, failure to display valid registration and an unsafe motor • v~hlcle; PhyllssD. Edwards, 39,536 Jackspn J:?.lke, going the wrong way ' on a one-way street; Jel'ljl L. Massie, 36, 8 Mlli Creek, GaillpoUs, speeding. I -· Slides are always a: favorite of children . and in Gen. Hartinger~ Park, even the mud' puddles don't . SloP; ·' them, slow them downi a lillie, but doesn't halt; the fun. r : .·.''• ; Accident reported j BY Command and. Commander in ' Chlel of the North American Ael'llflpace Defense Command, Gen. James V. Hartinger, was Inducted Into the Order ol the SWord by the noncommissioned officers of his commands In a ceremony June 29 at the Peterson NCO Club. The order, a tradition for .centuries In Eur9pe, was adopted by the U.S. Air Force noncommissioned officers tn 1966 as a means of honoring those who have made consplcu· ous and significant contrlbutlons to .the welfare and prestige olthe NCO corps and the military establishment. Reading tram an Official proclamation, CMSgt. Edward Weaver, senior enlisted advisor of the First Spae'e Wing, caUed General Hartinger, "a general · ajnong generals and a leader amOng men who bas established, a new epitome of leadership In the distinguished assembly of the U.s. Air Force leaders." · The : proclamlltton cited the , general;s professional dtanlty, devotion to achieving a supertor Ioree, and pride In W@llr!ng the Air Force uniform as traits that have lltlplred all NCO. under hiS conunand to strlve lor higher goal!l In mllalon commllmellt and lelf lmproYI!ml!nt. ' "Thotigh man-made memorIals of God-given materials may 111 years to came fall and be forgotten, the brothershlp of unity welded by your leadership shall remain forever and become legend In hearts of those noncommissioned officers who have ~rved with you," the chief said. In addition to presenuitg Hartinger with a sllver sword; a symbol of truth, justice and power rightfully used, the NCOs gave him a shadow box contalntng the rank and rate tnslgnlas and service ribbons the general earned durtng hiS 41 years of military service. As a ·persOnal mbmento, they presented him with three sta· tuettes - a sergeant, a pllot and an omeer, symbolic of his holding each of those positions. Those In attendance alSo watclted il s)lde presentation created by Space Command NCOs that follllwed General Hartinger ll'om the cockpit of a jet llghtel' In his hometown and fa mil¥ In Ohio, to competition on the softball diamond and back to the geolt!l'al on the job, visiting his NCO. In the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. , The II!IM!fal was also serenaded by the Air Force Academy band, "Moods In Blue," who played a series of country western tuDes, beftttlllg · a man affectionately known as · ''The Grrr" among the enlisted people who work for blm. Speaking as a representative l)f .all Air Force NCOs, Chief Master Se1'8E'ant of the Air Force San\ Partsh thanked Hartinger for honoring the entts~ force w1th his presence at the ceremony. · 1 He also · told the audience about the general's extensive travel to ensure the enlisted force of his command's quality of life was the best possible. Hartinger sald the award was especially Important to hlm . beCause It Is gillen by NCOs, It Is rarely presented · and It Is a symbol of truth, justice, and power rightfully used. · "I think that says It all, about ' our leadership, and about you, the NCOs and the officers In democracy," Hartinger said. "I · think your leadership Is most Important because you're next to the alrmell and you have to exercise that leadership every day. And yol\-bave to exercise It tn the trenches, and that's not nearly as easy as when you're at the higher 11!'1/els. I realiZe that because I've been In the trenches.' ' The general reminded the NCOs present of the outstanding . job they have d9ne for him. "We've restored the confl· dence that the public has In our a .... SABRE !lALtJ'lE - . GeR. J - V. J1art1nrer reM\'e11 a 11111Jre !llllu&e from die NORAD and Space Command honor fiWII'd, 1111 be enlen llle P~ mtsslle warning and attack assessment process. That's the most Important thltig In . the Department o!,Defense. We are the heart and .•soul or our ·' detemnt posture." · He alSO spoke about the tremendous growth In Space Al'B NOO Club to be ln6Jded lnlo die Onler ollh8 Sword. (US Air F~ photo) ' Command, and how It Will grow from 8,500 people to 13,000 by the end of the decade, and take on more responsibilities and resources. .. "I believe NORAD ~nd Space Command are the ellte com· mands of the Air Force for one reason, we have elite people," ~ Hartinger said. "For what you . : do every day as the backbone of • . NORAD and Space Command : and for what you have dime for • me,. my wife and my family : . tonight, I would like to thank you • , and salute you." ' . ,, ' ,. " ' " • • 1 ..... . ., •• ~~~· ~-- .. . ·- .... ... ....... / . ' • .., ~ - ' w• - • ... ~ -- •••> .. ";'·- .. - ~ ~· J • ..--··'' '" " ·- - " ' .. ....... .... . . . . ., ~-- - ___ • ..,.- .... �.... .• - Pomero~-Middleport--Gallipol~, Ohio-Point Plea111nt, W. V'a. Page B-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~lock party reminder July Hearing Add;ilou Lewis of the Meigs County Fair Board reports one entry from the 1984 domestic _arts department wW be selected and foiWarded for conipetltlon In the. :now payable should be sent to ·Aiw!lda Werner, chamber treas- 1985 Ohio State Fair Professional Jurled Competition with the top :urer. Chamber officers hoPe eve- winner to receive the Governor's :ryone w1ll pay their memberships Award of $500. The Meigs County •and pitch In to help stage the block · Fair wW give a special sweepstakes :party. Also, the chamber wants award tD the top entry In the :yon, you and you tD take part tn dOmestic arts department and that :somewayand -we'llbrtngyouallof, winner's work wW g0 to the 1985 ·the details on how to do this as time · · state fair. · ·marches on. . A North CaroUna couple, who . want you to have peace of mind will · send you a copy of their book, free of ;charge, "I've Got to l{ave Peace of Mine, God." The authors, Edwin and Mable Purviance, want to pass ; along free copies of the book because they feel so many people , are searching for peace of mind. :The address Is Purvlances, Box ;18145, Asheville, N.C., 28814. .';' · Opal --· Eichinger thanks those of the Chester area who generously ;fiave to the annual fund drive In • ;observance of mental heatth ':n'lonth. Thecomtnunltycontr!buteil · ::$50•1D the program. j hospital patients, Dr. Larry E. Dalzell and Diane Puccta of the University of Rocliester discOvered 1 : Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon, Dalzell recommenc:ls -that all PEOOi>le over 65 haVe their tJeartng tested as part of a routine health r~onty~·~9;had~~rionnal~~he~artng~_~ln~at;;.;chec ;;ku~p;.;;;;;;;;;;;·,~ ..... Call me .Ear . .re.r. onstble. Speaking of the Meigs Fair, applicatiOns are now avattable for entering the demolition derby really a crowd getler at the fair. · A,ppllcatlons can 1!e secured at the Gulf Station, Rt. 7 and Rt. 33; Exxon, Third $treet, Syracuse; Gulf .Station, Elm Street, Racine; Pennzoll Station, Racine; M .G.M. Service Statton, Main Street, Pomeroy, and Exxon oq Pomeroy's Main Street. . keep smiling. .- •.m.·12:lll p.rn.; SWiln'a Store, 12:-.1:10 p.m.; Crown City, 1:48- ::=e: ~:':_6:.ear1sandsrndll ; Mfl. may vOry 8.89 James o. Bush, Mgr. Phone 388-8603 . . .-,HQMECOMING . CAMPAIG.N ·~ '. ... JULY 8 THROUGH 12 0 • • tlon boutonnieres. i ~ .Portable . . Rids up to v, acre of flying insects. Includes 15W bulb . 2-woy power, energy-efflciTV. Walnut-finish cablnot. 66.99~~~e w ContrOl Lantem ' THEME: THE CHURCH · . . :~ 9.99 Sunday , July 8-9:30 A.M . Joe Gal.loway - The Mission Of The Church flexllte"' IO'Hon Ugh!'. reinforced v""'u Sunday, July 8 ~ 1P:30A.M. avid Pharr - The Grandeur And Glory Of The Churc . ;: r 1407 1 5.99~~~~~r~~~ Less Factory Rebate -2.00 P.: Your Net Cost After Rebate 3.99 5ale P;lc·e Solar Calculator c;tvlinnand . . Disc 3100 Camer.a Buut-ln I i ~ '• •• • ' . . ••• • 0 ~' Monday, July 9-7:30 P.M. · ·. Joe Galloway - The Origin Of The Church I', Our 2.17 Save U8 Tuesday, July 10-7:30 P.M . David Ph'a rr- The Unity Of The·Church choice. · SOle Price i• 171·ot: fab<~> For Laundry ' . •~ • 5.99 . Thursday , July 12 -~7:30P.M . .. David Pharr- The' Worship Of The Church •' • •'' Detergent - Come and learn about the church of Golfs eterud purpooe. Brlng your lllbles, pencils, and ·paper, and engage in the study of the1e vital ) objects, as revealed m Hia wordr •. EVERYONE WELCOME · 21·oz. 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Glass 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 Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available 'for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emeriency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should ·telephone 4465287 fo a time to be seen. . . . . . URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS $ 69 Container ------------------- -LODE · COOKING APPLES . 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M . 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 3LB. BAG gg¢: 0 CRISP CARROTS • 3 $1° 0 PKGS. STOKELY 16 oz. '' : - ~ ,~ 0 9¢... . I $1691 ASST. FLAVORS 7 - POTATO CHIPS 1oz. . ORANGE JUICE · ' 16\Hz. DAN DEE TROPICANA NEW WEEK-END HOURS 49~::: BAKED BEAN·S ~:~~~ 2/89¢ ~., VIENNA SAUSAGE . I . ·Il WISHBONE HOLZER CLINIC LTD. URGENT CARE ,CENTER . SATURDAY~SUNDAY ~ . -,;· . ¢ $}5 REG. TO NOW . _ COKE-TAB-SPRITE REG. TO '29 conne~s !. ! .. . J . ¢ ~OJ~: END 99 FRANKIES • NOW -.·' " • I ' 89 -aud.1t1one . a 1llac HOLIDAYS . $ 99¢ LB. I, • •' t"_.· , ,' 2% • MILK GAL VALLEY BELL ~ .~ g· · • VALLEY BELL > 1 J i ~ Asst. ;Fiavors ICE '/z GAt$179 i CREAM .; . ~ •'·,...• FRESH CELERY 59¢ STALK .. ~ ~~--~~~--------~~ •• # • BARS C~U~KY the Pi ece BOLOGNA LB. SPRIN'G & SUMMER SHOES' MONDAY-FRIDAY . 211ghters, SeriPto"' pen. . . , • •JUt 11:55• .... ~ 8 DllpOICible . n. ....... i PORK ' 0 La11ndry Basket Wednesday, July 11-7:30 P.M .. Lewis Mikell- The Identity Of The Church COLE SLAW ~~------------------------------------, .' ' ,. LONGHORN $ SHOULDER$ .}29 CHOPPED $189 CHEESE LB. ROAST LB. . HAM LB. fr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 ' . brown floral dress j with a pleated skirt and tl!ree• quarter length sleeves. The couple < presented their mothers with a.rose i after the ceremony. j . The wedding cake ~d three tiers ; ,w!th pillars dividing each per. The • cake was deCorated with pink and blue .rosecluster9;green leaves and Jblue ribbons. Between each tier was · l a·boliquet of blue roses. White satin wedding bells topped the cake. , Bonnie SCott, Unda Broderick, ; Scherry Lane, Cheryl Lane and • Kilty Darst served. Guests were ,. .• .. MACARONI SALAD LB. ·~by~Kl~tty~Da~~=t,~Cyn==thla~~~~~~~~M~an~y~Sp~e~c~ia~ls~R~ed~u~c~e~d~~~~~ •! ~~~~~te~red~ Russell and Cheryl Lane. • 29.99~~~ lleDOte llmiled 10 mtr/ 1 Sflpuiallon Sunday, July 8-6:00 P.M. , Lewis Mikell- The Nature Ot The Church ' FRESH J BCIO)( · CENTER CUT , _POUND FRESH . i· A New Twist•• Hot lrush ~ '·' mlr. may varv Our 12.97 . SCHEDULE i' TV t Mn. Ivan Lewis lAne I mother wore a 35.99~4~~8 lug J:UND • POUND ~ dressthatwasflttedatthewalstand ~ had a fUll pleated sldrt. The gtoom's ....... .-.. • ,... ·• t . . The brtde's mother wore .$· t P.ORK STEAK t ·CHOPS _ Jack Humphreys served as best ·l fl'!8n. Both, he and the groom wore l three p~ suits and white carna· Save BONELESS cuse --·· t • bouquet. w. Main St., Vinton, .Oh. : Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Leo c. vaughan, Mgr. , Phone 992-2588 t 'SHOULDER t CHUCK STEAK I ROAST PORK TENDER & JUICY l Write for free brochures showing memorials in full color with sizes and prices listed. · . • POUND . i :!~s~rea:t,~~::~: ·". LOGAN. MONUMENT CO., INC.' . Sit., July 14, ~.9.84 : :: We iloMtYt The Right to Umlt Quontltlt• . Ubrary. under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookrqobtle schedule for Mon· day, July 9 - BU1'1lngham (County MobUe Home Park), 3:354:05 p.IJI.; Harrisonville (Church), 4:l'i· 5:Mp.m.; New Lima Road (1mlle south of .F ort Meigs), 5:15-6 p .m.; Rutland (Depot St.), 6:40-8:10 p.m. Wednesday, July U - Tuppers Plains (LodWick's); 7:15-7:55 p.m.; Rlggscrest Addition; 8: 1~: 40 p.m . The lirlde carried a bouquet of · ~ white lace iUid blue rtboon feU from : the bouquet. Her jewelry. was pearl j earrings and an antique gold locket. • Robin Lester was matron of i. bollOI'. Her dress wa5 pastel pink ; Wlthlltarid·up ruffleoollar, laceyoke t with,a ruffle around the wke. Her • dress was knee length With a ruf!led ! bottom. She carried a bouquet of ~ pink and white carnations with · ! babys breath. ~treamers of pink ribbon and whte tace accented her JIIIOO,·I nllr.. CLOSED SUNDAYS . r~rtg·~mony. Athens, Ohio 45701 Phon~ (6141 592·2863 I 0 9 am tlll0 pili Fri.·Sit.9 1m til 10 pm '"'"rg Meigs County 1 "·. 1:10.1:40 p.m.; Rio Mini Mart, 1:-.2:lllp.m.; ~··~en· lil1 'I'TMtment Center·CIIIIdren'a l·a::~- Tbe Bamutl L. 2:30 p.m.; Shder'a, 2:48-3 p.m.; Home, .2: 11-3: lll p.m. ·· • I'd M8morla1 Llbr~ rt- · SupPII' Break; ~: 30 p.m.;- OhiO ·. leuelitl~eheclule tor the week at ToWnboule, 3:45-4:30 p.m.; Eu· . • puty 9 tO u .. followa: . . l'eka, 4: 45-15:30 p.m. Monday - Ewin~ton, 11·11:40 Thundly - Northup, 11·11:40 ' a.m.; Vinton, 11:45 l.m.·12:~ a.m.: Centenuy Granae (chaJI&ed p.m.; Moraan Center, 12:45-1:3) to) Green Terrace Trailer Court, POMEROY - BookmobUe ser. p.m.; LunCh Break, 1:30-2 p.m.; 11:!10 a.m.·l2;35 p.m.; Rodney, vice In Melga County Is brougllt to Kyaer, 2:15-3 p.m.; Cheshire, 3: lJ. 12:50-1:35 p.m.; Perry Townhouse. you . by the Meigs County PubUc 'lbeoutdoorweddlng'tookplaceln the groom's parents' home at 7: ao · May 25. The groom Is the son of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Ivan Lane, Ga!Upo'Us. The bride 1$ thedaugbterofMr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dale ~we. M~trcer' vUle. AD archway decorated with white dOves, pastelrlbbonendbows,' with pots of white mums on both · • sides, served as the alter:~.bdde ·was i!IV!lll 1n lllaiTiage bY ller . • . parents and eflCOrled by !Jet Iaiiier. ' 'lbe bride wore a knee length . dress of antiQUe V~ laceCJ>Jer ,_ · satin. The neckline was round with another layer of lace forming the sleeves. The skirt, of scalloped lace, ·was fitted at the walst and had a satin ribbon tteln front. For her head piece, she wore a picture frame · bonnet with matching Vltorian lace ,thai formed a dre$5 length train In 1the back. The bonnet was decorated . STORE HOURS: . Ivan LewiS Lane and Lyla Beth McGuire were united In rnarrtage ·, by the !Wv. Uoyd Fry 1n a double A TOTALLY NEW IN MEMORIALS • . .McGuire,· Lane trade vows May 25 So many have asked about Clara Lochary. She Is currently at Catnden·Clark Hospital In Parkersburg, W.Va. for several days and ts somewhat recuperating. Millview Clinic 603 w Union Ga/Jia .Count'll J The schedules announced· ·4:15p.m.; Addison, 4:30-5:15 p.m. 2:~2:rop.m.; PatriOt, 3-3:35p.m.; Tuesday - nooney VIlla~. Supper Break, 3: 45-4: 15 p.m.; 11-11:45 a.m.; Gallla Metro ' Est· Cadmus, 4: ~:411 p.m.; Gallla, 5-6 . ,. ates, Noon-12:45 p.m.; Kerr,l-1:45 p.m.; Centerpoint, 6:.u-6:ao l'·m .; •, p.m.: . Bidwell, 1: 5().3 p.m.; Bula· Ce11terv1Ue, ,6: 40-7: \0 p.m. •V!Ue (cban&ed to) Butav!Ue:rraller Friday - Meadowbrook, 9:30, Court, 3:1Jic4 p.m.; Supper Brea~ · 9:45a.m.; Scenic HUla, 9:50-10:05 ,' 4-4: ao p.m.; deorges Creel\; 4: ~ a.tn.; Sun Valley Nursery, 10: ~ 5: ll p.m.; KlmaUga 5th Avenue, 10:45 a.m.; Pinecrest, 11·11:.30 • 5:f0.6:10p.m.; K&K, 6:20-6:5Qp,m. p.m.; Luncll Break, 11:30 a.m.· Wednesday - Bane's, 11·11: 15 noon; Rio Grande Estates, ' 12:. ~ a.m.; Harrison Townhouse, ll:i!O 1: !Xi VIew .Apts., of:~:~dy~:~ elderly :::.:~properhearb!galds By Golly, you're right. There are times when It Is pretty dlftlcult tD ,..·· ___:__ _,..;;______ w. va: Ohio Point ~Bookmobile Ohio. She has taught In Me!gs~al SchOOls; Rio Grande CommuniiY College, Rio Grande, Ohio before teaching In Sumter. . Humphreys Is a . gradua~ of Western Maryland University !lnd Is presently In the U.S. Anny stationed In Glessen, Germany. They wW ~Ide In Germany. . of : · eiatgMatthE'Iollswlllheadthe1004 ;party . and again there wW be ;_ games, entertainment and displays ;_ particularly stressing crafts. · : And for the bad news: dues ~ 8, 1984 a, 1984 .,Janice Burner weds Capt.. -Edward M. Hurnphrie! . a represen~tlve from the office of. · CUO, . S.C. - Wedding vows vlded the music. · his brother, Lee Humphreys ot. U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller wW tinltlng Ms. Janice Burner and · The bride Is the daughter of Dr; Canfield. The chapel had two large The conduct an ~Ji door session at the Captain Edward Maurice Humph· and Mrs. Ralph Burner of Clio, · baskets ot sprtng flowers and two Cominerce ~, ~·tn Pomeroy. Uyou have · reys on Saturday, April 21, were formerly of Gallipolis. candelabras with w)llte candles. -set Sept. 8 for '·. any questions concemjng the fed- said In the chapel of Trinity United Humphreys, the son of Mr. and ~ Joyce Burner and Miss . second eralgovemmelit,dOfeelfreetostop Methodist Church In CUo, S.C. The Mrs. Millard L. Humphreys of Susan lmbert presided at the lllock party. by and d15cuss them with the Rev. Sam Moss, Retired, heard Canfield, Ohio, had as his best man reception lollowtng the wedding. chamber congressman's representative. their :vows. Mrs. Sam Moss proTile bride Is a graduate of ,Dtf a nice BowUng Green State University of "vor last Sharpen upon your tkmesilc art ·· loss-------------· .-~-=--------.:..:. ; the cooperation of the exhibits for the i984 year- there's ·.otflcials who permitted North a $5® prize tn. the offering ROCHESI'ER, N .Y. (AP) - "'east one ear and 53 suffered ~nd Street blocked off during the provided you win on the state level Hearllig loss worsens with age, but moderate to severe hearing lais. ·~ hours. at-a later time. estimates of !he extent and severity Despite the flndln&s, only sqc of the By BOB HOEHJCH 'nmes Setllhel SUIIf • . • • ' - 1 . ' t �-~ . 8, 1914 ;. ~~~~~~~~~T~i~~~Se~n~flne~l~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ea~m~n~t~,~·~a~·==;;;;========;;=======================:~ : W V PI Davis, Wetherholt trade vows 1.914 . Senior Citizens activities named -:~.... Meigs County POMEROY- The Melp County Senior Cltl2enl Center, MUlberry COLUMBUS - Elizabeth Jean !{eights, Pomeroy, lw the follow· O.vfl became the bride or Karl lng actlvltles echeduled tor the Chr!Jttan· Wetherholt on June 1 at week of July 9-13: · Broad Street Presbyterian ChUrch, Monday - Physical Fitness, Columbus. The Rev. John McCot11:45 a.m.; Square Dance,l·3 p.m. • mlek liuch&nan ortlclated. Tuesday - Physical · Fitness, The bride Is the daughter of Mr: 11: 45 a.m .. ; Chorus, 1-2 p .m. and Mrs; Davld A. Davls of Wednesday Social Security cOlumbus. The groom Is the son of Representative, 10a .m.-l2 :~ p.m. ; Frank C. and the late Betty Fulton Physical Fitness, 11: 4.' 1 a.m.; Blnto, Wetherholt of Marietta. He Is also 1-2 p.m.; Bowling, 1: ~p.m. the grandson of Mrs. Frank -E. · Thursday ..,.. Ceramics, 10 a.m.-2 Wetherholt and the late Frank E. p.m. ; DQn Nunley of the Executive Wetherholt and of the late Mr. and Board, United · Mine Workers, Mrs. Carl Fulton, all of Gallipolis. District 6, Athens, will be at the 'Ibe bride wore an ivory gown of · "E!nter at 10: ~ a.m. With a display organza. 'Ibe scalloped neckline, of old coal mining equipment and bqdlce, and bell sleeves were Will talk about the equiment and dellgnect With Alencon lace, pearls, how it was used. sequins, and silk Dowers. The A-line Friday - Physical Fitness, 11: 45 skirt fell from a modified waist and · a.m.; Bingo, 1-2 p.m.; Public· extended to a Cathedral train wh,ich Dinner With servlng from 4 to 6 was edged With Alencon lace and p.m., cost of the meal Is $2.50 With trimmed wltlllace appliques. Her dessert extra. Square Dance followfull-length veil of antique Brussels • lng from 7 to 10 p.m. With mllSic by lace over tulle fell from a wreath of · the Strlngdusters. l~ry sUk Dowers 'to the hem of her The July Blood Pressure Clinic at train. the "E!nter.Will be held on Tuesday, Maid 'cif honor was Carolyn J . Mrr. Karl Christian Wetherholt 17, from 9:~ a.m. to noon. July Seymour, Cedar FaDs, Iowa. Bri· The Senior Nutrition Program desmalds were Mrs. Jerry A. Is: dinner menu Baiter, Pleasanton, Caut., sister of softly folded at the shoulders. and master's degrees from Ohio Monday - Bacon, scrambled ~ bride; Ms. Martha Sue Wether· Best man was Robert H. Schafer, State University. She is a teacher egg, tomato, lettuce sandwich, · llqit, Owings Mills, Md., sister pi the Marietta. Ushers were James W. With the Dublin Local Schools, buttered parslied potato, applegroom; Mrs. James W. Davls, Davls, brother of . the brother, Dublin, Ohio. sauce, sugar coolde. Boonton, N.J., tbe bride's sister-in- Boonton, N.J.; Jon C. Wetherholt, The groom received his bachelaw; and Ms. Connie Bley, Brookpark, Ohio, brother of the lor's degree In engineering from the Tuesday - Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes. cucumber and ' O)lumbus. gjoom; Gary R. Schweizer, ColumUniversity of VIrginia. He is onion, fruit. ,'l'he bridesmaids wore iris co- · bus, and Grady W. Smith. Marietta. employed by Alden E. Stilson and Wednesday - Calico beans lored linen Door-ieligth gowns with A reception was held at !lie Associates. in Columbus. SJlaghettl straps and A-line skirts. University Club of Columbus. · The couple will reside at 2575 . Tile short sleeved jackets were The bride received her bachelor's Summit St.. Columbus. • cuaerole, pea~h ha)t With, eon.,. · 'l'llelday - Glued balled him(:; c"-e, vanllle ~ ptlddlq In IWeel potatllll, pwn btllll, ~~~~~ ll'alwn crai:ker.cruat. ·jlillbitad With topplnl, whole~ Thunday - :Beet huh with bread, butter, milk. . -~ potaloel, cabbap, CIITOII, onlonl, . Wednllday - Chicken, ·lllctcC pear with cheese, cornbread, choc· tomatoet, corn, puddlni, brad, ::: olate no bake cookie. , butter, mUk. : FTiday - Cheeseburaer with Thursday - RoUt beef ancl .bacon.leltuce, tomato, pickle, oven lfavy, boiled potatoet, ~~~~-:::! · fried potaj:les, coconut cream pie. · _fruit salad, rolls, butter; milk. . :.:: Choice ·of beverage avaUable . Friday- saJmon and potato chip_, With meal. casserole, peaa, stewed tomatoes,.,. ' banana cllke, bread, butter. mUk. ::. Choice of beverage served with=: -each nieal, .Meals subj~ tocha~:, GALLIPOLIS - A.cti.vlctie!~!or wlt!Jout notlcP. , :· July 9-13 at the Senior ""'ns ~nter, :m JacltSon Pille, are as ~ follows: · Monday, July 9 - CHEAO at VInton, 12: ~p.m.; Chorus. 1-3 p.m. · . . . Tuesday, July 10 - S.T.O.P. Class,l0:30a.m.; PhysicalFitness, . Q ~ ll:15 a.m. , . , . . '':! Wednesday_, July 11 - VInton . TIGinWAD, Mo. (AP)- Busl: ,. Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Card Games, · ness Is. booming In this tiny -rown.;:: 1-3 p.m.; American Uterature partly because of the littentlon its;:, Class, 1 p.m.; Garden Club, l-3p;m,' bajlkgetsfrQmpasslngtourlstswoo;!; Thursday, July 12- Bible Study. appreciatetlw'valueofadoilar. - · 11 a.m.-noon; Legal Services, 10 One man from IUlnols has opened;!; a.m. · an B.CCO\Illt, ~id Gene Henry.::, Friday, July 13 - Art Class, 1-3 executive vice president of 111e:• p.m.; Craft Mini-Course, 1-3 p.m.; parent Citizens Bank of Windsor;:: Evening Actlvltles, &-10 p.m. and otber out-of-staters have m :::: The Senior Nutrition Program quired about opening act'OIIIIts lust:, will serve the folloWing; to get "Tightwad" on their checks. - • Monday ~ Spaghetti and meat "Anybody who wants to 00:: sauce, tossed salacl and dressing, business bY mali, we can lake care=:: . ItaUan bread, butter, truit, milk. ' of them," Henry said Wednesday. : ; Calendar • SUNDAY ... ' .. • GAT r IPOL!S - ADell 0. bourn tlqn w111· be It BeD Ollpel, !lundty 7: :JJ p.m. . Tightwad . appreaateS d. 11ar'SVa1Ue. . • By the Editors ol Connmer Repom ·No matter how excellent your stereo receiver. record player and llipedeckmaybe,youwon'tgetlhe best sound If you use mediocre sPeakers. Of course, you can pay niore than $500 for a pair of J9h.quailty speakers. But some II.'SS expensive models may serve Jti&t as well. · · :consumer Reports recently teSted 21 stereo loudspeakers that ~t about $.nl per pair, before dllcounts. While their may not have tip deeper bass that you'd expect from more expensive models, they ~re stlll very ·good speakers. · :Most are small enough to fit on a b&okshelf. They can handle relatiVely high power inplits and can e$Slly be matched With a 50- or ljlfwatt (per channel) amplifier. o'Ibe engineers found that despite tlie!r small size, the speakers could deliver · reasonably undistorted sc)md at relatively high volume. 'l'!ley're more than suitable for l~g rooms of up to about 2,500 cubic feet, asswnlng you don't want to' play mu,slc loud enough to shake piCtures off the wail. · ?rwo speakers - the $.'m AR 28B add the $200 Boston Acoustics A70 -€ scored a bit higher tluin the rest. However,.lJ other speakers scored ~arly as high. They are: the Allison Six, $320; Allison 120,. $320; Gi.nesls 10, $D); Scott 177BL, $310; · Bfee 201, $262; EPI TIE 100 Plus, $); Avldll)ab,$.11); lnflnllyRSSa, · rio; jensen 200A, S21Kl; Speakerlab S.~c.o$2'711; Mission 700, $.'.!99; EPI T~ 100, $250; B. &WDM110,$298; A~t m.!, $.11); KEF Coda ill, ~ and Realistic Optlmus 40, A'Il!ENS- A homecoming of tl)e Wl!lt State Street Freewill Baf)tllt Church of Athens will be held at noon Sunday. A revival wiD start July 9. Everyone welcome. · __:_ J• - MONDAY TliURMAN - GaWa County Panona Gl'llllge will tneet with Thulinan G~ Monday, 8 p.m. Jackson County will ·conduct the fltth degree. . ADDAVIU.E - AddavUie Athletic Association · baseball meeting, Monday, 7 p.m. at BulavUie townhouse. - RUTI.AND- A lent meeting wW be held at Forest Acres Park near Rutland lleglnnlni Monday untUJuly l5wlthservicesat7::JJ each nJabl. Rev. Coy McGinnis, Pcrumouth, Is the evanglfst. 'Ibe ~Is bY~ Southeastern Holiness .· Assn., Aml8 Tillis, !lresldent. ' POMEROY- The Belles and . '•t POMEROY- Disabled .Amerk:an Veterans will meet at ·the chapter home on Butternut f.~ue on Monday at 6:30p.m. 20% HARRJSONVlLLE - Hani' Sonv1lle Cll.llpter 255, Order or ~ ' Eastern Star, will meet rtiiesday at 7: ~ p.m. at the ' Masonic Temple. ' . . :•: 'IN THE LAFAYETTE MALL . meet Wednesday evening at the Frankies eeecS5 J>ro. !lance to be held at' the Han1son.Ville Elmleiltary School FridaY :wW go to the ~lo Townsblp ·Volunteer Fire Department. :• The dance will begin at 8 p.m. ;-and wW continue until midnight :With a$2 charge for adulta and $1 ior clllldrell betWeen 6 and 12. ;om will be no charge fQr tltoSe :under 6. : A band will p_rovlde music. GALLIPOLlS-Reservatlons for the lkmerriakersCampmust be made bY July 9. Fee Is $27.~, and dates are July 16 to 18. 'For ' lnfOnnatlon call Ethel Robinson, ......,..........,•aoto . NIWIC..I Ntllode!J14 Durabie simulated wood grain finish • Spacious sewing area ·' 'HOuck reunion . . IJ'A ..Quality ~pparel '''·"'H Hou Rs• OPENING SOON 43 Court St. Gallipolis, OH. Cheese SIices oz. :Mclntrye , Park startlllg at 10 ' ·l.m. LUNCH MEAT . Treet Mon.·Sit. 1;30 A.M.-6:00 P.l. • Frl, 9:30 A.M.·I:OO P.l. 12 OZ. CAN · · Ketchup 89 32 oz . ¢· Ul.J }19 . Ice Cream FLAVORITE . . .•·····cooiVi·······•• • • • •. ' 59¢ . GAL • SHURF!NE SUGAR • BAG COUNTRY TIMES ' HEINZ VINEGAR • 5 LB.~ . • .•••••• • PUREX BLEACH _ - LEMONADE Cider or White 14'9 #8A305·050 +8 ·GAL .· .$199 · ! GALLIPOLIS- Calvary 1'1!11~ Olllrch will IPJIIIO!' a fl1' wall a1 Smith's Alhland 8CAN QT. $149 · , .. Limit One Per Customer · Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat, July 14, 19~ .moe llllloll. 118 VIne St. July "LAYAW Y" PKG. - •, HUNT'S :r Q .tar wash 99¢ • , GALLIPOLIS - The annual .Strother and Nellie Houc:k remloll wW be held July 15 at 0.0. Affordably Priced" On The "T., . In Middleport SANDWICH MATE IND. AMERICAN from a pubUc square .,446-3106. · Tomatpes LB. ': ·-·,. .. Pomeroy VINE RIPENED ;:Square dance .. . The bani that fds. ·~i U PKG.9 9¢ . ~harge. Reservations due 0· 12 OZ. )heir blood pressure cllnlc·flun 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday at the 'lelllor citiZens building. li'.ept· . &ra ,S)ory, R.N., will . be in '. 1• IJia'DDJ!W II 9 a.m. • .. LB. ' ;, HARRISONVILLE - • > ;.\ ) -J :I f ' HARRISONVILLE .....: HaniIOIIYWe Selllor Citizens will hold STUDENTS & _MEN'S I ' pressure .~lirtic Tuesday While Supplies Last .. Drumsticks \ SUPERIOR ' ' LB. ~lood -$}499 Approved Dealer . .~ Happenings LEE JEAN SALE r ; . titJBUC INVITED . LB. - ANNUA~ OUR Counties A$ Your Sinpr Chicken . .·$·}·39·. and members are to take a -i:ontalner and ·· Dowers. .Mrs. Edgar Pratt · will be the cohostess. GALLIPOLIS CALL NOW , EUREKA UNITED =METHODIST CHURCH : Lunch Meats GRADE A WHOLE The Mld!IJeport Amateur Gan;leners wW ' : Mrs. Pat Holter Will have a ~ on flower ammging 300 SECOND AVENUE Servin& leias &Gall Ia SUPERIOR ~ MIDDLEPORT - heme or Mrs. David Cumings. AS LITTLE AS $118 ~NTtUY -ils w. 2nd LB . WEDNESDAY Would You Like to Own Your Own Home? If Your Income Is Between 56~850 & 515,000 A Year $185° . THE FABRIC SHOP $}19 TURKEY TUESDAY Potential Home Owners: Are You Tired ' of Renting? . July 8 thru 14. ·7:30P.M. Nightly Cube Ste.ak the Royal O$k. Recreat!Qn . EAST MEIGS -The Eastern Athletic Boosters will meet in ·sRI!Cial session .a t 7, p.m. Monday at the high School. Plans will he made for taldilg pari in the fi11nUa1 county fair. LB .. BUCKET ., PUIJdiDg With hours tonm f1un 7 io 10 p.m. lnlltructor will be Dale Eddy of Marietta. Anyone wish; lngftlrther ildormatlon may call ,..992-2500, 992-'r.Jll or 992-74Tl. & Tops ................... 20% REVIVAL 4 · Beaus Western Square Dance , 'bub Will start les!llns Monday ng Suits & Coverups .. ~ .. m.....,m•ahll.. 2911itehes preprogrammed to -the optimum length and width. , -step buttonholing • Low bObbin indicator Chuck Roast sPons9red D.resses ............................. 30% Slacks .... ~i ........................ : 25% . irts ..·......................-: .... . ~ .. 25°A, IGoats· & Jackets ............. 25-50% mae ' USDA CHOICfBONE-IN - ll'he engineers- judged that be- ·I ·298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN EFFECT TH U SAT~. JULY 14, 1984 ~ A sound investment •• .• Mort-Sat 8 AM-10 PM SUnday 10 AM-10 PM ~ .... , . 1----------------------1 c4use thOSe speakers, as well as the tvfo highly rated models, were llfler&lly such good performers, yQU can begin to think In terms of ptlce, style or Onish rather than stj1ct adherence to sound quality: iAJthough the speakers .are of ccbparatlve quaUty, they won't all s41nc1 the same In your living room. Spkers may .handle the various 8J'eaS or the music ~pectrum cJG.rerentty. Because of such dl!terl!llces, it's wise to audition them in a ·dNler's listening room-before you make your choice. . ..;compare two models at a time, ~ing them close together. AdJUit the volume control so that the pt1rs of speakers sound equally load. Ears tend to favor the sound of !lie lOuder speaker. power needed to drive Jc41dspeakers consideration; the lopder the volume level at which y0u listen, tbe more power your 'l<Jtldspeakers draw from the ampli11« or receiver. :-ro produce a given sound level, · ~ etflclent speaker needs rela!ljely little power. However, Consu~r RepOrts electronics engineers . s(y that low efllciency doesn't necessarily mean tow quality. A ·i~-etliciency speaker simply ' ~Y~JunellatBp.m. . ' r---------'--_;_--'------::-==--:-:Zi needs more sound-producing (For a special reprint of Consupower, or wattage, from an ampli- mers Union's evaluation of hofter than a high-efficiency model. meowners insurance. send $1 for . The power requirements tor most each copy to CONSUMERS, P.O. · ofthemodels.testedrangedfromll Box 461, Radio Ci!Y Station, New to 16 watts. . York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for . Incidentally, audiophile record- the reprint on homeowners lngssuchasthenew.CompactDisks Insurance.) · inake more demands on an ampllSend yout questions to: Consufler than ordinary disks. U you'll.be · mers Union, Boll DCB, 256 Waplaying such records, you may shlngton St., Mt. Vernon. N.Y. waht to match the lOudspeakers to 10053. · Volume of . mali prohibits more powerful ampllflers. · · personal replies. .---~--...:....___,_ _ ___;_ _ _:....__ _ _ _ ____, STORE HOURS · ' IJmlt.~· fillhtb', .. EromConsiuner Repons w. The Uvtng Wore!, Chesler Church of God will have 1 !pur nlaht lll!rlllnar Gallia County 1 - CHiiSIER - ' \ ' '' -• ' ~ . �... • The TiMft-Senlinel 1.1'14 Va. . ! 1 trade vows RA~ - Rhonda Fa)'fl West, de'.ptet-ctMr. and Mrs. QordonH. Wst r(Rilclne, and Robert Michael . Roberts, IKII!tMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Roberta, aiJo of Racine, were marrlecl J1111e 16 at tbe home of the !ride's perents. . The Rev. Carl Hicks perfbnned the ceetnony with music being tumillled by Marlene Fisher. The bride wore a gown of polyester knit chifton wer taffeta, fashioned with a triple rollar creating a· V neCkline and shirred capelet sleeves, all edged wiih satin ribbon. The &ldrt was softly ga· tbl!red onto the fitted basque llodlai. The bride wore a white picture hat · • ~ carried a bouquet of fresh (rarden Dowen tied with satin · Srl•acer, da\111118' ct Harold L. (Jack) Spell~:~!', i Pa111aoy, and the lab! FrenciSD.Sie•'e", andWwtamD. Menyman, 11(11 of Dr. and Mrs. WUilam B. Merrymu, Worthing· ton. wef'e I!W11ed on J1111e 30 at 6 p.m. at the lone and garden of the . grll001'S perenla. The bJ:II;Ie Is a gl'l!d\latectEasic!ll High School, clus of 1973, and Oh!Q · State UIIMnlty. 'lbe groolt)gradl). afed triJ'n WCll'tlllqton High School and A.sblalld Co~Jeae. Both are ~ fer Macy's J:leplirtmm Store, Kansas City, Mo. · Theyresldeat229WardParkway, Apt. $A, In Ka11$8S City. I 1 RE'l'IRES- Katie Crow, Syracuse, retired Friday afternoon after 18 years service with 1be Dally Sentinel, prlrnarOy In the editorial deparirneilt. Approximately 100 friends, coworkers, business associates and family members !UIOOded a reception at the Sentinel offices Friday afternoon. Mrs. Crow . received a number of glfls and lora! &l'l'lmglmeuis. Pictured with ber are, .from left, Bob lloeJllch, general manager of 1be Seuttnel, Pat Wlllteiie84 and Robert Wlngeet, ••+*ant publisher and pubUd',.., respectively, of Ohio VaDey Publishing Co. 0 · Katie's Korner · By KATIE CROW I would like for everyone to know ThnesSentlnel that people Uke Dick Owen, Bob tJorrespondent Wingett and Bob Hoeflich and the After 18 years late Chet Tannehlll only pass tiiis Ol\e way once. of employment with one of the They were encouraging, kind and finest companies considerate. I guess you could say I nave ever that when I started with the known, I am company I was not much of a wrtter, however, maybe they could · retiring. After much deliberation, I made still say that but you have to give my decisiOn. Slnce we came with no credit where credit is due, I gave it ·guarantees, I came to the concluthe old college try. sion that it was time to enjoy the As Hoeflich wouldsay, "Katle,do many blessings that I have been something, even !!·It's wrong." blessed with. A wonderful husband , To Mr. Owen, Wingett and two flne sons, lovely da Ughters-in- Hoeflich - I extend my sincere law, four of the most precious . thanks. To Wingett for helping and gra ndchildren and wonderful' yelllng at the same ttme. and friends. Hoeflich fOr tbe knowledge he The people I have worked for and passed on and for being so patient'. with a re the flnest I have ever To this group I would like to add my known or ever will know. dear friend, who was here when I One could never work for finer started and who has been wonderful people than I have had the privilege · to me, Margaret Lehew. to work for. To others such as Charlene Missing mutt home ·following 2years years': David and Teresa Michener and daughters Jennifer, 7, and Angle, 5, Hoeflich, Becky Tal)hehill, Abby Ohlinger, Tim Halstead, Dave Harris, Scott Wolfe, Keith Wisecup, Teresa Melcher, Jeff Icard and Pat Whitehead, you're great. · · Also like to mention such folks as Robe (Junior) Wilson, Dale Rothgeb, Kevin Kelly and Lee Ann Weich. I have had the pr!vllege of meeting the most wonderful people through my employment, from little tykes on. Let me tell you, Meigs County peOple are the finest in the world. No m~tter where you gO, you'll never find better "folks" lhl!l1 we have r ight her inoidprahie jUJictJon, If all goes well yoti will be hearing from this Komer !rom time to t1n1e - so untU we ·meet agaln - God Bless and thanks to each and everyone of you - for l)elng so wonderful. I have just one little bit of advice for you young folks out there "Whatever Your Lot ln Life May Be, Build Something On It." I send my love and best wishes to you· and yours. And as Hoeflich says, "Keep smlllng." dlsplay when thl!yfrom spotted , 1lrewcrks were retul'lilng \ borne .a a familiar face In the yard. "David, that's Squirt/' Mrs. Michener told her husbai!d whe!i he pointed out the anlmal. The 9-year-old female, a dachshund-beagle mix with a per-• sistent habit of climbing the backyard fence, had disappeared 22 months aao. and tbe Mlcheners had been told by ll1lmal shelter officials that thebodyctadogmatchingher description had been brought In. after shl!was hit by a car. · The Mlcheners faced ~hat they thought were the hard facts and began regarding Squirt as a fond memory. They got another dog, a spitz named Misty But Wednesday, miraculously, Squirt was .back. The bumpy nose, crooked taU, sul'gical scar and other endearlng imperfections Indicated thatlt wulndeed her. . · OnCe Squirt got over the initial !Jlmeromlng shock, she was agaln answering to her name and wagging her tall and eating. "We were on Cloud Nine," Mrs. Michener said. iiiiiiiiiijiii!iiiiiiii ' WESTERN BOOTS Calif: (AP) -It was one heck of a speckly daY as 19 children and onedogvled for !Jlnors REG. S59.00 -$3QOO $}500 AND HEAVY PINE UP . I at the Ol'ange County Fair Freckle Contest. They were competilig for the kind of fame that can come only from having either the most freckles, biggest freckles , lightest t,reckles or darkest freckles. "Obviously you have freckles for a reason," said 12-year-old Wendy Exley of San Juan Capisirano. "So why not make the most of them?" . DINETTE SETS .HIDE-A-BEDS Table & 4 Chairs STARTING AT SI79 • I . feople in the headlines Beach BOys set. for game · ROOM SUITES By Weber REG. 1999.00 NOW $59900 Molly Smith, ~. and her sister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. · Gillespie, GaiHpolis. Oscar Collins, North Augusta, S.C., an,nounce the forthoomlng mar· • ot their daughtel', Denise Mlellelle, to Carl Marty Gillespie, . 'The open church wedii!N!' wW be Sept,_l , ~ : ~ p.m ., preceded by a half-hourbt music at the ChepeiiiDJ . Church of Christ, Gallipolis. Thompson - Jordan CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynn Thompson, Cheshire, aMounce the forthcoming wedding of their son,· Alfonso Lynn, to Josetta' Sue Jordan, dau&hter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Camden Jr., Bidwell. The open-ehur:ch wedding will take place July 12 at 7: ~p. m. at the ApoStolic Go5pe! Church on Eastem Avenue, GaWpolis, with the Rev. Willard Blanken.shlp offlciatilig. Tim Barr will be best man and Lisa Mayo will be the maid of !Jlnor. A reception will follow at the home of the groom's parents on Gravel Hill Road, Cheshire. Others as low as !----'-------------------: . PHJLADELPIUA (AP) - In · an effort to draw more fans and · oouci ··interest m tts tooth!ill : program, Ternplll University has arranged for the Beach~s to perfOrm l$!r tbe TemplePittsburgh ganne at Veterans Stadlurp on Sept. 22, omcials said. By.IEI'FBAENEN A=ode'ed.-.-WrMer ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A tuxedo-<!lad bluegrass band. a dancing pickle 8nd, of course, the latest news from Lake Wobegon took center stage as Pr3!ile H<me Companloncelebratedadecadeon the · radio with a benefit pertonnance. "It's beelllOyearsslnce we sang this soog and talked about Lake -- Wobegon," Prairie Home creator and Skr,itel1er Garrtsoo ~ warbled as the theme "Hello Love" ~minute opened Friday till: two-hour, concert night at the ornate ' Orpbeum Theater. The sOld-out pertonnance actually was a wann-upfOrtodliy'slOth anniversary sblw, wlllch wW be . Meigs property transfers Fred C. Evans to Furl L . Shade, Russell Branham, Rinne! Duncan, Parcel, Sutton. 'lbomas Holter, Evelyn Holter to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. - ·' Bissell to Roge r Adams, Right of !1\l~~J'l way; Olive. I lj~~~ Hobert Day, Retha Day, Oanny 1t1 Dandrea, Beverly Dandrea to James E . Diddle. ·Right of Way, Bedford-Orange. WayneE.Ritchie, to rr::===:;====;;;-~ James Diddle, Mary RightRitchie of Way, Ollve. Carl F!ndllng, Wanda Flndllng to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, · Orange. ' . John K. Bentz to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. PH. 446-0217 Council. Inc. to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Home shows were produced until ·Chester. ' · falling plaster forced a move to the Rucorp, Inc. to James D. Diddle. nearby l,~t Orphewn. . Right of Way, OUve. Keillor Jmllnlsced about moVing · Myrtle Holter to James E. ·into tbe900-9eat Wmid In 19'78, after Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. producing the weekly show at Jerry D. Eads, wal)da Loolse " educatlooal auditoriums" arowad Eads to James E. I>ldclte, Rlgbt ct theTwinC!tles. Way, Salem. '"lbere were dressing rooms in Jerry D. Eads, Wanda Loolse this jolnt..and fottllghts," Kel11or Eads to James E . Diddle, Right ot said. "A lot of what we did at that way, Rutland. ttme didn't deserve lllwnlnatlonRaymond E. Myers, Loolse rut they (the sUI'I'Wlldlngs) were Myers to James E . Diddle. Right ot theatricaL" ., way, Scipio. Backed ~the Night O'RestMotel Charles Bissell, Margaret K. Oi'chestra Keillor n~ned toand tbe <llorus, musicians and singerS as ''the sort of people I wanted to hang out with in high scbooL oottheywereingradeschool atthellme." "I think this market's ready for it. I think It's going to be a . : yery · )iractlcal ooy, realistic broadcast live by American Public Theper1onnanceincludedaScott · ..\'Blue for people, " Mike · Radio to 2.li National Public Radio Joplin ragttme tune by Joog-time Fetchko, an assistant to Temple statiOnS with an estimated audience Prairie Home piaDist Butch TIDnpathletic director Gavin White of2 million. , son, a follalong medley by the ; Jr., said Friday. . Pitoaech frml Friday night's ~ band ~ Lonescrne · "What we really want to do is show w!11 go toward a $1.5 million (attired ln tuxedoes and evening : 'get Ma and Pa and everybody effOrt to renovate the 74-year-old gowns ln$lead of their usual jeans : else Involved," Wlilte added. Wmid 'lbeater, lmdplaldshlrts) . The Owls are hoping to draw be'tween 40,COI and 50,tnl to t1!e game, Wh!cll will open Temple's lone ~ In the university's Monday ltlru FridaV Perltennlal year. Tlckels. priCed tAMto9PM a!Jlve nonnal at$14, wWgoon Saturday tAM to s PM sale starting July 9, officials WI.I..J: IN (Jill C."l.l f 01': -laid. ..... """'* ,...., · : Bruce Johnston. the Ilepch : Boys' keyboard player,_was With : Temple off1cla1s at the stadium · as tbe conceit was 8I1IIOUIICI'd A N£W DlltECnotw llf HAIR OESIGN" : and said he was looking fOrward :,to the perfOI'IIIIIIICe. f2 c.=======;;:: Wickline to James E . Diddle, Right . \~\\ This Week's It \ ~pecial DOWII THROUGH THE AGES WITH OUR \'I BARBECUE SANDWI(;H' $109 r.i~iiiiii~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ SII~JtrlbllrG •elllte * JUly * Our sef'Y ice stops light, dirt, dust, moths and mildew from aging or damaging de licate fabrics. syat ••• spee·· . a Is •_., Your gown is scientificoly pro· ceu ed, triple·wropped in blue tis· sue, sealed in o special container, which is again plastic sealed, and retur~ed with beduty preserved for all tJ,e yean to come . 12' PARACLIPSE IESH DISH Con~idered top of the line. Hipest piettire qulity . e.,.s witll Drib 324 Receiver .> Ohio Valley Laundry and Drycleaners r SPUI .ALUIIIUI DISH R-Ibble picmre quality in • s•ll dish. TH£ $1650° HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS Ph. 446-1842 121 State Street. Gallipolis 0 Robinson's Laundry ~nd Drycleaners PRICE IIICLUOES COMPLETE IIISTAlATIOII 378-6158 I Ph .. 992-5428 S6cond St.; Pomeroy WED IN JUNE - lUck A. SQrltl!. Blouilt, W.Va., and Carol E. IIDI; South Charlestoo, W.Va. were marriedJWie 11 by theRev. lrvanBrown atBJoont. The groom Is thesoo of Mr. andMrs.HowardC.Smlth,Biount, • fonnerly of Uncoln Hm, Pomeroy, and the bride is the daugiRr ol Mr. and Mrs. Bud HDJ, South Chai'leston. SmWI is employed wit!l Blount. ALL· r-:p-=. ::~ ~~~~OFF 1. :35% ALL ORDERS . GOOD THRU JULY 31st ' I 1 SAVE oN ANv $7500 eBroyhll • , .I 1 I I .1 II I COR~IN & SNl [)fR I . fURNITUR( C()'" . . . I L..!,S' CONVERTA-SOFA TIMliTIIAIY'S - SII-.S. FllliS •s· .ua THE RfS' l MOD draperies have 480 plttenis to choose from. · MOD draperies are at believable prices. MOD draperies are ·priced between ready-lllade & custom. MOD draperies are cut to the exact inch in length. MOD draperies come decomor tan folded. MOD draperieS come lined or unlined. 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Mrs. Smith 18 employed with Hair Care Hannony also located In the maU. The couple.~ at _ .' THE LINEN SHOPPE 53 COURT STREET · "Across from the •~ -....- "t ntr ,;:;ir; - - ..;! COME ON IN AND MAKE THE BEST . DEAL YOU CAN WITH DARRELL. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED AN OFF PRICE LINEN OUTLET ... . OHIO .. ' • • • .,. ·Ask about· the ideal service now! $2650°0 ACROSS STREET . . Prairie Home-companion-- w~:. ~~~~:~. o:= celebrates 1Oth birthda11' of~~~iaS.:tto~ . -. ".J' ' . We Are Now Buying Used C'!J al and Wood Heaters 0 Amy, 7, ct Newport Beach, entered the contest along with their cocker spaniel, J:.ucy. "Tile rule!l didn't specify it liad to be·apenon," saldthegirls'mother, Susan. LilcyWollaspeclalawardfOr mmt unusual freckles. . Three freckle judges .scrutinized the contestants and •awarded blue ribbonl IIi each categoi'y. The climax was tbe naming of Kln!J Iloanely, ll, of Westminster as "freckle queen" and JackA11lscin, 6, of Costa Mesa as "freckle king." Bob Madison w!11 officiate. A -reception wW follow In the fellow; ship hall :·:Miss J..ewls lsemployedatl<rluirt, -f:;aillpolis and attends Rio Grande College. She is agraduateofHannan :'J)'ace High School. Plantz is :employed !It Carl's Shoe Store, -~Dipolis andlsa graduateofGallia :Acacterny High School. : The Addison United Methodist -Church Dally Vacation Bible :School will begin Monday, July 9 :and·run thru Friday, July 13, 6-8 -p.m. There wlll be classes for :children and aduhs. Everyone ·welcome. WORK SHOES Collins - Gill.espie ·. Nazaren~,ll10 First~ve. The Rev. Mrs. West was matron ct hooor fOr her dauiJ!b!r. Sbe wore a kmg teal. blue gawn and a OOI'IIIge ct wllitecamatloni. RobertL. Roberl.l ... was best maa fOr hiJ 11(11. . A l.'l!llli!PIIoo waa held at the heme of ~ bride's iNu'euf.s and Included. Rhonda and Mike Roberts · hor'deurvel, champllgile, punch • and cake made by the lister-In-law ottbearoom. Mrs.AIIdreYRoberts- sOuthern High.School and a ttended from · the Hocking Technical College. Musklngum Technical College, Later a barbeque was held at The 'The couple reside in Pomeroy. 'The groom also graduated from eave Which 15 owned and managed by tbe couple. Southern High School, attended The bride Is a graduate or~ Otterbein College,. and graduated · . Mr. and Mrs, Larry Cleland are Myel'S Is a graduate ot Eastern NORTHUP.- Mr. and Mrs. Ray announcing the engagement i!nd High S!;hool. He is now employed by E. Ll!wls, Northup, the approaching rnarrjage of their Vaughn' s Cardinal Market , approaching ma:rrtage of their daughter, Mary Hibbs ot Chester to · Middleport. daughter, Sandra Marie to Kevili · Leonard Myers, of J.ong Botlool, · The open church wedding wW be Ray Plantz, son ofMr- and Mrs. Ron son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. held at6: ~p.m . Augustll. A closed Plantz~ Ga!Upolis . . Hibbs is a IIJ'adllate of Eastern reception will follow. . The open church Wedding scheHigh School. duled for July 14 at 7 p .m., will lake place at the First Church of the :Bible school Fair freckle contest brings out the spots COSTA MESA, Hibbs - _Mvers . l announce ·CELEBRATE ANNIVERsARY .:.. LuCher·and Pearl Coleman, Rt.· .. I, Cheshire, wW celebrate their toth wedding anidversery July 7. 'llley · NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - lnde- · weremanied In Plke\'llle, Ky. ln l!N4. 'Dieyhevethreechlldren,Eddle, · · Ralph and BeCty and two grandchildren. The Colemans wW celebrMe · pendente Day turned wt to he a their lllllllvenary 'July 8 with family and friends In their home. Friends• ' · happy Hornecornlng Day for a may caU Sunday afternoon. ' · tamny whole mLslng m)ltt turned . ribbon. Lewis - Plantz up IIi ~front yard atternearJy two ·A fan¢ farewell The Sunday rlfMiooSanlinel Page B-7 PonwtOy Milldleport Gallipolis, Ohio hint Pleasant, W. Va. = = ===Engagements====-'== West, Roberts Vicki S. Spencer exchanges vows . with Merryman POl4EftOY - Vldd $. July 8, 1914 • .,_ • 0 �.. ·-· 8. 1984 : W.Va. · Ohio-Point Times-Sentinel . ' NEW .EMS Vl!lHI(U; Georp Cumrnlna, RadDe emer.pncy aquad diU, left. IIIII 11011. Byer, oounty EMS lido I to.-. HortG. pole by the - Syracuse Little League.To I I- modular squad, wblch w11 p ~ ~ II* week. 'Die unit ha8 . _. •rlgnect to lbe Racine station. ' July 18, 6 p.m. ' Once you look atthe · quality and price you'll know It's right . . . .; Padres, July 12, 7:15p.m . Chester Christian r--------' .. July ~. 6 p.m. July 23, 7: 15 p.m. ,....,... , __ ._l!M).I<.o'"" '"" r. ~~ , u._. r,.. ...~ .,...,....c..,.; 000 BLESSED OUR ,YEARS 9, 7:15p.m. TOGETHER WITH SO MUCH LOVE & HAPPINESS July 18, 7; 15 p.m. E-285) c • • • Meigs squads recetve new untt By CHARLENE HOEFLICH 11mes-Seutlnel staff POMEROY - Meigs County's new $41,0)) emergency medical vehicle, purchased with tax dollars, wtll be put Into service this week. Robert Byer, adffitnistrator of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services, said the new modular type · squad has been assigned to the · Racine station. It Is the first of two such units expected to be purchased 111tsyear. The vehicle has an all-aluminum body which is transferable from one chassis to another. Byer said thiS will reduce the future replacement cost when only the chassis wtn have to he purchased. Built by the Horton . Co. In Columbus, the modular unit is bigger Inside than the other vans In service now and features both exterior and Interior compartments for better storage and more efficient use of the equipment. Tlui costs for 'equipment, fuel, training and suppnes is paid through two one-rntll tax levies. Dispatching of V!'hicles is handled through the EMSofflceonMulberryHelghts. Byer explained the Emergency Medical Service has become a "third" public service, equally as Important to the general publlc as lire and-poHce sel'{lces. The steady Increase In calls each year and the different types of calls received requires many hours of training for the volunteer emergency medical technicians, Byer said. The EMS has an on-going education prognim for the volunteers so that they can be kept Informed and trained to the ever~hangihg demands · of. pre- Jacksons (Victory'.glitters as tour begins in stadium . By DOUGlASS Dtl.NIEL drawing a roar of response. A""""'a'ed Press Writer Color Images from the concert, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) , lncludlngclose-uJX>oftheJacksons, Superstar Michael Jackson and his 'were televised on a 34-foot by 26-foot brothers marched onto a massive screen used normally for Instant slllge set with tapestries, lasers and replays at football games. Concert officials said there were explosions to open their longheralded Vlctocy Tour Friday night . no problems as the thousands of fans before a capacity crow(j of 45,0)) !Dured Into the stadium on a sultry SCreamingfans. SurnmtlrnlghtunderaskysparklJng .)'ackson - appearing In zebra- with stars. · strlpe!lpantsandaspangledshlrt, Thetour,,Jamedforthebrothers' but without his trademark sequined record album that went on sale glove-rosefromasmallplatfonn nationwldeMonday,wasscheduled a . Energy from garbage . PEEKSILL, N.Y. (API - Elec· tiiclty is being generated here out of garbage. "A new refuse-to-energyfacllityls undergoing final tests here before becoming tully operational," according to Paul M. Montrone of Signal Co., which buill, owns and operates the system. The facility Is capable of processing 2,250 tons of refuse a day to generate up to 55 megawatts of electricity, Montrone says. .ON ALL KITCHENS CABINETS July 9, 8: p.m. • Telling family mem'bers rhey'respe-· c'ial is one o f rhe thi ngs PreciON!: M oments fi,gurines do besr. Each 1 presses a semimenr and experience common · ro everyday homr life. Sculptures porrrayinl!: the ups ahd downs of married life are popular gifts. Experience rhel..armrh of Preciou.r MomcmtJ Ct)llecrible!ii . 1---------, July 13, 7:15 p .m. Hannan Trace Pomeroy Giants ... - · 1 ·1 I - ' I·· ~ GOOD THRU JULY 31st I 00 ..,. .,.. - ON ANY · ·~ ' ( ltJOO 8~~;~~1'1f~ ·•G,s.. ·Fruth Pharmacy of Ohio·. Inc. All OR Lo~ltions ' this :?P~~nd~ac~~~!~~~~nga" As the Jacksons finally appeared around 10 p.m., sparkling explo- 37-concert tour, many complained that the performance wasn't long sions colored the stadium and a collageofredandgreenlaserbeams shot from the stage. epough and didn't Include some popular songs. But few said the JackSonsdldn'tputona good show. The screaming subsided as Mlchael and his brothers stepped to microphones and began their performance. "ls anybody here from Kansas Clty?J' Jackson asked the crowd, so-: and Jermalne. The audience enthu- l.i5Second siasm hit Its peak when Michael sang two No. 1 hits from his "Thliller" album- "Beat It" and ~'-----· "Billie Jean"- back to back. the sale price tag. c" O~"~ll.IN ~L) $12 9 8 PACK 16 OZ. . a_q §NI.l\'[)(rl CS I~ IK fU RN IJU I{( CO. . AP 8porta Writer . 'IULEDO, Ohio (API - Laurt . Peterson nearly 11!-'edtheetghthbole Saturday and used the spectacular I I shot to take a flve.shollead midway VAlLEY IELL ICE MILK $109 446-1171 Gallipolis, Ohl~ - - • .- - limit! WIMBLEDON, England (AP)- tbeileoJildgameWithtwobUsterlng hfffl1thaceofthematch. MartlnaNavratllova&!feafedChrls service retuma. · In the second set, Navratllova EvertLioyd7-6 (7-5),6-2Satilrdayto But Navratllava, by then having never lostherserve,altbpughLloyd July ~. 7: 15 p.m. wtn he!' ftlth Wimbledon women's regained he!' Clll'nposure, found the constantly kept on the pressure. slnglescrownandherthlrdiDarow. " touch that has found he!'vlctoJioo.s The evventual champion broke " lloyd saved four IDeverymatchbuttwooverlhelast Lloyd In lhefourthgamewhen,at 1---,-----.LI points In the llnalgame but then hila two years. game potnt, Lloyd double-faulted to seMoe return wide to give her Sbeservednotlcethathergame deuce,herseconddoublefauhofthe fellow American the tlt)(l. was togl!ther by breaking Uoylf 1n match. Navratllava, beaten only once thiS the fourth game after the two had · Navratllova then took the advan· year, won the first ~of $1:1!,400. battled to deuce. Sbe rUled a lag!! with a be!lutlful backhand drop July 19, 7:15p.m. Lloyd took half that amowil backhand passing shot touierorner, volley and closed rut the break with "Winning It three ·t imes In a row, then closed rut the break with a a forehand volley down the nne. wtnnlng It ftve times ... ," Nl!vratll· forehand volley. , But Lloyd, nevertobedenled,won ova said with a sigh. "But this one Navratllova then served a love the first three points on NavratiJo. game, ending tt with her second ace • va's serve In the fourth game before got me more than the others." Uoyd: "I'm dlsappolnled, of the match. And, although Lloyd, the left-bander ripped off the next Said ' but I'm playing a Jot betterthanldl4 playing superbly, caine back wttha • five points to hold service, beginning all year so I'm pleased with that. I lave game of her own, Navratllava · the string with her sixth ace. thlnkMartlnatsplaylngthebestsbe wasequaltothetask. The pair b(lttled to deuce In~ can play." The left-bander, a native or nexttwogames,althougheachheld: On a broDinghotday, theCenm, - Cm:hoslovalda woo is now U.S; serve. Then Navratllava broke Court crowd witnessed one of the cltizeri held at Jove In ihe Lloydagaln,thtstlmeaf15, to take a . best women's finals In several seventh game, then broke Uoyd at 5-2 advanlllge. · That meant Navratllava was years. :JlintheeighthgametopuJJevenat Lloyd, woowi!ntintothematchas . 4-4. servlngforthematch,aposlttonshe Lloyd hl!d another break potnt on laves to he ln. And she Jumped out In an underdog despite her three An-England singles crowns, often Navratllava's serve tn the ninth a 40-love lead, giving her triple : played sparkling tennis and fre. game, but the left-bander saved It match potnt: • quently wmied her opponent with with an ace to pull to deuce. They · Lloyd wasn't Impressed, winning · University product had scored a , iall ftve shots behind at the tum. ~ daz:zllng ~ shots cross court then battled lritoa tiebreaker, which . lour straight points to run the score oo~ln-me at elgllt at Glengarry fetenoll played the lront side In and lkJwn IIi line. . Navratllava won 7-5, the final point to deuce, then giving the Jigl)t- . COOnuy OUb, she would have 5-under-par ·31. Sbe ~ a 45-00ie But she won few of the big points bander ad point. But Navratllova " total ol ln, nine strokes below par and In theendwasoutgunnedbythe ' was again equal to the challenge, earneda$5,(0Jbonus. FUenon uaed ftve birdies In her rNer the 6,240-yard course. Dalley · . powerful serving and volleying of Postponed ftghtlngherwaythioughtwbdeuces first nine hOles to surge past wasatl761nthe$175,00ltoumament the No.1 seed. before finally closing out her third faltering Dianne Dalley. Dalley, In that carries a first pr1lJe ·at $26,250, At the start or the match, Lloyd BOSTON (AJ>I- Rain postponed consecutive Wlmbledod singles vicfront after 36 holes Friday, had a tied lor secom with Nancy Lopez continued where she left off ID the Satunlay's scheduled game betory with a backhand cri>ss-<:ourt 3-shot edge over Petel'!JOD starting and Allee Mlller · · • semlllnals agatnst Hana MandHk- tween the ·California Angels and passing shot. therool,cloudyday. · ,Lopez,seeklngthe29thvlctoryof ava,wllomshedemollshedforthe Boston Red Sox. The game was TheAII-Amerlcanmen'sflnalwill Howm!r, Dalley ran Into a bogey bel" CBI'Ef!l'· played the front side In Joss of Just three games. rescheduled Sunday as Part of a be played Sunday with defending anti double boRev ateijd!t and nine to 2-Wider-par 34. MDler had 37. , Sbe sfOI:med Into a 3-0 lead, double-header slarllng at 1: ffi p.ril. champion John McEnroe meeting breaking !hedefending champion In EDT. No.3 seed Jimmy ColUIOrs. cllartlPioDsJ1i through the third round of the LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo Oasslc. An Iron shot by ~terson bounoo:l In tront of the No. 8 pin, hit the cup and rolled 15tncbesawayforaneasy birdie two on the 182-yard hole. If the 24-year-old Arizona StatP serve Coupon hpires 7/15/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET . --.--------'"-----:---.,,....,.---'"--1 • • Peterson has 5 shot lead in third·· round of Toledo Classic By GBOIWE S'DWDE of I · .,. A PlllDtl> limit I Coupon hpires 7/15/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET. I Martina captures fifth Wimbledon tennis title July 16, 7: 15 p.m . mackburn Appl. Hartford Braves July 17, 6 p.m. J•ckson ~Ave. PEPSI COLA I Cbrl!! Evert-Uoyd In the IM!e& llftclea, .fln.J. on .W bnbledoa'1 Centre Court, 7-f (7-S); 6-Z. (AP Wirephoto). · ' Pt. Pluunt, W, V1, , I SOfA & CHAIR .=~!~~:~:r:~w~~ .::s;~~:ru~~~e~~:, I Redeem I CLIP THIS COUPON H I p July 19, 6 p.m. · •. . - . - . . 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IUIIIII!d rw the 11th Al-8ler o- ~ by l'ldlet· ....... tMm, PM......,.. llle . . . ... ' . - ,, ~ Bruce Sutter Ch1tllt Lea .SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY I ••• .I '· t IIIPIIqer PPIII Ow-, who will maD&«!! the team, are Erpboto ). lllown here. (AP h • �• • ar P C2- The Sur!clay Time...Sentinel . , July ..8, 1984 Pometoy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohi-"oint Plea-.t, W. Ya. 4 .Old foes face each other. . today _for. men's ~ingles. title .. . ~-. WIMBLEooN, England (AP) TWO . ' old foes who. krow all alx>ut each other's game -meet again matches played at WlmbleOOn. He haiy;oo two ot their three meetings at lhe AD England championships, InclUding a marathon five-set final . twQoyears ago. Saturday, Connors and McEnroe ~ going to prepare for battle In entirely .different ways. Whue Connors was planning to "~my teet up," McEnroe was In be: on Centre Court defending his meR's doubles title with Peter ~ against Australl8ns Pat . eai;Jt, whO lOst to McEnroe In . ~·s semltlnal, and Paul McNamee. · Before that match got underway, the wcmen 's singles f!nal between , · ~other long-time AmeriCan toes ~~ :-=:. four-time and defend~ cham· ~ pion Maltina Nayrattlova aild Chris CONNORS WARNED- Jimmy Connors of the United Slates, :; ~vert Uoyd. holds nose as he talks with match wnp1re Malcolm Hllllllngton, : •: Navrattlova, the No. 1 seed, was · durin&'his his semJ.IInal match on Wlmbledou's, Centre Ceurt, Frldlly : : ~ns!dered the finn favorite to against Ivan Lendl. (AP Wirephoto). -: eapture her fifth straight Grand > ;·:;Siam Thetournament last time crown. i.Joyd defeated •,:::ll!avratllova was In the fiMis ofthe Australian Open. 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Darrell Porter's two-run horqer, Off Los Angeles starter Fernando . Valenzuela sent St. Louis ahead 2-1 afterValenzuela's firsthomeror tM: ' '. seaton. IOLBS MGM FARM CITY,INC. The tough 2-cycle SUPREME. "19" NeU Allen, ~. ··Mike Scl0sc1a walked and went to third on twO w1ld pitches by Allen. Franldln Stubbs and Bob Ballor were thei1 walked In loed the bases '. ~on~the~tlnger~~made~ . ~Whi~IBm~l~ftU~rt~ID~~::::::::::::::::~::~::~::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::: unconl.litiunal"-' ~ - ;:oo ~;Southern gridders It came Off Jeff Lahti after Los Angeles had IQaded the baseS off RonDarllngot!heNewYorkMets wlnnel'lntllesecond!llllle. thesecondgame. ot the Houston Elsewhel'e 1n the National JoeeCruzswattedhlslourthhome Aslroi ~ accomp!lahed the·feat League, AtlaDta blanked Phlladel· run of the season In the lint game, Fridlly night. Darllni tossed a phla ~. Sail DlealO ·!DRied Pitta- and Alan Ashby hit his first iii the four·hlt lliutnut aDd blanked the burgh 7,1, Chicago edged Sail nightcap. Clnc!nnaU Redlin thellntgameot Franclsro54,andl..o1An&elellwent Braved,l'hllle80 theMets'llouble-hellderiWI!Ilp.The · UJ12b)nlnptobeatSt.~3-2 . P88Cilal Perez rebounded from Mets came bacl!: to wtn 6-5 In the Nlekro'foundllhardtowtnearlyln · four ott outings with first shutout of secondpme. theMMOII,IISheaototrtna2-7st&rt. the season. and second ot his In the lint pme of the league's Now he ftndl It hard to lole. He . ~year career. The wtn raised his other twt-nlght double-header, shared blame and credit, re$pec· recordln9-3andapparentlynruu'ked Nlekro held the Montreal Expos to lively, with hla teammates. the end ot problems with tile middle five singles aDd two nma as the The Aatrol have scored 79 runs b! flngPr on his pitching hand. Aslroi ~ 8-2. The Expos \yqn the Nlekro's lastelllhtstart.t. . Perez said the finger was fine nlghtcapM. "Apltchel''s)oblstolfleephlsteam FT!day night and allowed him In Dai'llng,l().~,lsc!ostnglnpnoneot In the game as ion& as possible," throw the slider effectively all Torn Seaver's. New Yol-k recOrds, said Nlekro, who allowed only five game. wttheYalestudentsayshe'snotb! hits lind was backed by ~run NLhomerunleadei'DaleMurphy Seaver's class. singles from, }farry Spilman and made It 5-0 In the"seventh with his Huble Brooks' 10th home run of 1 Denny Walling. ''Iteelthatl'vedone :althoftheyear,overtheBlootslgn the season In the seventh Inning thatlnmost(lthegames." lnVeteransStadlum'scenterfleld. gaveJ)NilngtheonJyrunheneeded. DerreiThomashadfourhltslnthe , Padrai7,Pirate!l3 Inthenlghtcap,~JvlnChapmari, second gllllll!, lncludlltg a double , EdWhltsmbadproblemswithhis Inserted b!tn the game as a· · and •!Pile that drove 1n runs. 11m mlddletlnger, afxlsaldltl)elpedhlm Jlltlch·hltter Ill .the fourth Inning, . RainfahadapalrofRBlllltgles.one to his tlrstCQmP!etegame.A bUster ' . . .. . 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Richmond added an unearned run ln thelburth on a·single by Ric ~. a !Ieider's choice and error, and an RBI single by Paul RWJge. • ' '159 GAU.IPOUS - In the GalliPOlis .Parks and Recreation Men's Soft. ball League, Dlvel'$llled Management bombed . Mllrchi's 144. ~ . other games, Elllotts beat J.C.'s, 11-4; · Old Brick Tavern defeated Southern Comfort, 5-3; Motor Car Brokers tripped Sparkle Supply, 64 and Foodland edged Holzer, 7·5. . . 'lu~ Jays defeat Mariners; ~:·..' hiSox no.·w in. firs.t. place • ByBARRYWILNER AP Sports Writer 1'he fact that they weren't ~hose!) to£ American League All-Star te ' , didn't seem to bother Luis · · Le , >Ron Kittle or Harold Baines. ~ all continued to perform like AllJI!tarsanyway. Leal threw aflve-hitter,losinghis shiltQut in the ninth Inning on Pat ~~t •OIIln o ue ays s e the 'sBtwlo-ruJn homehrll,edas the vt.sitlng Seattle Mariners 9-2 Friday nl$1. 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'I - • ~C. 1/4 urat 'not. to CountY Medical Society Rtbard to James E . Diddle, RiKht Rq. 1495 . 304-492·4788 w• Young, Leora M. Young to:!'8!YJI!S E. Dlcldle, Right of Way, SqJton. . kaymond E. Hensler, [)oris L. Hlnsl~ to James,E . Diddle, Right of$ay. Siltton. · '· ilhn F. Hill, Mary Jane HW to J~ ' E. Diddle, Right otWay, Chelter. ·Dale E. Har1, Kathryn Hart James· E. Diddle, Right of Way, •• ladies HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. . '. '' HOLZER 1108mAL op ' I 1111 Jl'ln& ud Cedar faelllly to the piJbllc on Nov... ltl7, ,WI&b wba& lbe G..,.. Tribune Cllllled "oae of the 1111111& lllGdeni "'"' l'ek Iii d et the Mldweti." 'l'lae badldlal dNipled by Fniik P~kanl and II bull& of ""I bride and IIJnelto.ne· ~ell J. Dziak, Patricia L. Dziak to Jl(lnes E. Diddle, Right of Way, SL 30 ~,~229 We Carry Supplies anrl Equipment in Srock .~· .. •I • J!,operty transferS ., . 95 ~ Diamond t.Rti. ·~50 • Per Quart .u.c-d. . tor laryngitiS, for Instance, 11 was agreed by members that the bfi$t cure for that aUment Involved tl~ of str31J10nlum, lee, and wtile whey. . · · ft WaS apparently the law then that unclalml!d dead bodies were d!Uted fqr medical elq)erimentaUon and we have some reports that 5l$e cadav_ers. were used by the Glllla County Medical Society for reprch. Thlil fact. did not sit well wlfh the entire population, espeClf!Y those who had a religious OPpOSition to the- mutilation o( a ~· t .• '• 5~ per quell 1h,r rnfg' a rebate thoR ctelinqlll!llt. A....... m1 II 1 -• Wlle&ller or,.o&lo~&lle~•* at' lo ,lbe _ _ . buqltello be held at _ ~ Duroua: utiuae. 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Another slgnlflcant date In Gallia County medical history would probably be 1872 with the. formal organization of the Gallia County Mecllcal Society. Meeting once a m~nth, the doctors of the county . CO!ild ,study together as well as mfke sure tha!.lbelr profl!SSJon was ~ .to )ts Code of ethics as adopted nailonally by the American Medl· . ' Uy I. I CLI=ISSIFIED t:IDS. Ga..... iilflllclll .......... For more information contact ' ' mipor ones. Wrote tile Tribune: B H ld J I 28 & 29 e e • '. · HHJ.,arnet.ipftlldrllpldlyllll& ~ ID tbe ....-o' 'Inc .,...;rl'•, IIIII ever d Olllo, n.n Nl ady-.-& llu a&lrllded the laWnble ,...,..... of &lie bel& .2·Day Seminar Will , l ~ had~~~~2~r--------------------------------------~--------------~--~~------~----------~~--------------~~jor l!ll1eril!s · and about 2,00! . • 7th Degree Jll.ack Belt Taekwon~Do & 4th Degree. H,aplcido . ~. ' White Sox 11, lndlans 6 ' ~!tie !inishe!'i off his big night with a two-run homer In the eighth. 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Coaches Jim Conde, Manin Friend, LaiTy "'alker !jlanley, Ryan ~nde, Arnie Friend, DaVId Petty and and Jack Stanley. · U Dill! • • ;,·• aslfedloratethelOmcstlllplllcant e\1ftt.l in Gallla'County the ~ loliell IUCII r ""'- lue'lc" .lllnt ~ation of the In IDto tile hu!!+a1 1o .eu bllck &he 1917 would luaV!! dead bodJ'. 'l1le - b wu dltvea oft to pe on the u.t. by e ~ nillll wbom the · Tbe · GalllpoU• MecllciiiSocwy employed lor llidl Tribune wrote of OCCIIIttu: occaaton: · The GeMs greatly Improved the ':J& 11 aft' •• practice of medicine In the county, •1111 and wenotethatona fewocea.aions o1 li · ,..., Gallipolis hosted the annuli! meet· Ill W11 be allllllw' He ing of the Ohio . Valley Mecllcal lo ; &lie . . . ol for Association, which was comJlC*!(I Y'*'L" · of a number .o f county soclel!et In 'l'he Tribune was COI'n!Ct on both the Ohio Valley in the late 19tb ~ta. •.• oentury, and brought to town some Between 1910 and 1917 the Holzer of the state's leading mecllcal Hciepttal was located in two old authorities. hohles on Second Avenue and BoK 112, ·CIIu1laboq. Ohio, II • dqr~Dc tha~ time Dr, Charles E. J - liaalll' mllllalr ltdill 1 • Adjustable Sights .. .~ • , one of I 0 biggest events • All Ne\v Design ~ Brlz2Diara, ~. stretched his scoreless inning s\rlng to17, hurDng The W.Va. Plrcela, Bdold. )I~ ''E. Roush tO Pllyl R. 'Rqiilb, 15.'1!1 aenll, Orange. . ~ Baum. deceaaed, Norma B!Mn. Lalll'll Urbenk:, Cert. of _ _.;;__!Monroe Matlcs Reg . 13.95 19.88 II !M~·--:\'leg. Gas22.95 Matlcs . 8.88 -E.Z Ride llany Duty Shocks . Reg. U5 . . 12.88 E.Z Ride Van·6 Truck Sllocb. Reg . 1U5 12.95 Rlmenufec:tulwd Fuel Pumps Reg. from 12.95 except eleclric . with .r~buildable exchange ·5.88 Universal Timing Chains . From. .. .. ...... 12.95 Timing. Gears Joints From ................ Reg. 7.95 8.50 Timing Belts Save over S3 From................. 13.50 . 48.97 ., Sii0cb~~ • • , rv. • F. Gatrell. deceued. by Dteeutan. Deed on:xa:utor, to M. a.n.. Kalhleeil W. HOlJRQ *Wfll¥'t, 209 Upper River Road PII'CIIII. _.. :WIII1tNd A. lillrdaltD to Jalepll D!f Ml!dalli, Raid! A. 2.0-, OIM. . . il •• • 446-3807 • Man.-FrL N •' s.t.H '•• Sun. 1M Mardnlto, . '· •• • ,. • '• • • . ' �·. Pome~ • Page-C6--The Sunday Times-Sentinel July 8, 1984 Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio I'DirJt Phaaant, W. Va. : PEEPS, A Gallipolis Diary: Soviets to buy more wheat .··odd Mclnt}rre tyPed this column hirnseH, years ago WASHINGI'ON (AP) - '!be Soviet Union baa added another private'e1CPQrters, as required by law. No prices or other detail& were 325,00Jmetrtcton$ofwheat-about dlscloled. ' !Sy J. SAMUEL PEF;PS GALLIPOLIS 'Way back yonder when P~ was first acqu\llntlng himself with the jour· nallstlc glorl~s ofO. 0. Mclnt> rc. he received as a gift from Maybelle · : : : : Mcintyre an actual typed column of • : : • an 8 x ll~ sheet of paper. There's no space at all at the top to write a headUne - thO\Igh in Odd Melli· lyre's time they merely hlld a standing head, "New York Day by Day." Top left, there's the typed the great Gallipolis scribe. The · Instruction, " For Friday." . Then column is framed, and we hope there's the byline. Comes next the remains In the newsroom of the dateline, New York, and a blailk GaUipolls newspaper. sq4ai'e for the date of the column's appearance - date of the news· The column, single-spaced, fills parqrapbs, ancUIIell there are five paper In which It appean. other sectkml. 'lbe eedlolll are . .. .,., .._, .... •. divided by a ~u bllt '•mc•nt MclnJyre didn't type perfectly; that Is. he didn't IIR the marie;, ~ly -oo-. ~IIWIYS took that ~ to med two typewriter without cornmltUng ocInitials of 0 . 0. Mcintyre IIIDelf. casional typographical errors; He made his own editorial 'COrrections, ill a fl!ture Peepe columa cr two, however, and he dld It with red Ink. we Intend to tell you the 01' Peeps has told you before bow contents of thele varloul ..:lions. one time OOM wrote him a postal •• card by hand, using red !ilk. ~·s a !tnt section of five !-:===~...,.-·~~·"' .. "'*' 11.9 mlliJon bushels - to Its u.s. if8ln purchases under a new Jooa'·tl!lrn agreement that took ettect Ia$! Octl. Features ~imea- imtitttt Section·'-- However, the departrnellt Sli)'s the latest estimated fwm price ot wheat1s$3.35perbushel. • • A~ toOls about 2,~pounds and Is equal to39.4 busbelsofcornor 36.7 b!ISbels of wheat or soybeans. In the current roundofbuytngtllat bepn June 29, the Soviets have purclwed nearly 1.8 mUIIon tOllS. The latest sale, anoouiJCtldFrldaY by the Agriculture Depilrtment, was reported to .the Bgl!llcy by VIlLAGE 8El'I'IEMENT- Aocordlnc to H.H. llardel&j ... Co.' a ''llllt.ary.ofGallaCeemty," the vllqe Wll& W4 out MIJ)' I, 1811, by Reubea Rllmbo Md·'' 'l'lmotby ........ wMh Wllbm ' Thus, the latest saleS woold have estimated U.S. tann value of PI IIJII an aclln& • ~ Wll& about$15~ ' .urw,or. lllcol ponied Ia 18ll0.1n 1881lttluMiapl!ll'llt'lae11f · .m Jom M~ Wllf &be., lin& ~· In traclnf ihe . vtllace'a Welllh~ Jbr. deitY• ~ ~ tlult &be lin& Wellh emlpMIU ·were u ••• and frupi..Jbelr Ind... .... enterprlle · IUid acUvtty Mve added much lo die welfare of the people.'' piiEii . . • Olii .Mt.'tJOUS ' ' 4 PLY . . POLVESTER. . 721"'1ADW. . ........... ..rtrilleltwt~ , ............... ... TMs poi)UIIf ~tsltr lire tS llullllor dur1bility 61ft .............. ...... ' ·· · ",,· ' ~-.1~. ~--· IIIII priced to - ,.,~51114 1'115175fll• .... . ""' "'" ,, •u Sl." 31.00 "" ]9.00 [.J • 65.9& 41.00 F·l• . (J.I4 11.96 4100 ' 60().15 't'lOO 45.00 47.00 (l-IS .H-15 l ·\5 MOUNTED .. BALANCED FRONT •un uoo •s.oo "'" ..••.....,.,oo ~ -14 •S-ri~ SCENE OF TOUR-:- Melp,County wulbe lite 111111 bl8 - . Jeff. 'lbey P'OW eo con, eo,eeo tomatoes, 101,• MP en, I! IICI'M rl callbllp, of the 1984 Southeastem Ohlo'V~'four. Hoa&ed between Washington and Meigs Counlles, the tour 11x acl'l!ll cantaloupee, pl11811ve acl'l!llel lllrawbentes wu held on the llanis Fann at Portland tills year, 111111 110111e ..........-. They IIIIo have aa e»eowlve peenhoulle openioa. Pldund, ko, are Charle8 attracting commercial vegetable KJ'()Wel8 froot aU HArris, Warftll J'lclr-. ,Jeff Barrio, 1m e 'hsg, IUid QVer Ol!lo. More than ~ people paltlclpated. 'lbe .Johll llanla, aU Melp County tp"OWers. They are Harris Fann wilh an extensive greeuhoulle and looldDg a& a Geld of cantaloupea. ~egetable operation, Is l1lllll8pl by Charles Hlll'l'ls · ' . ., . .11 &-!ob!!Hd ..... •. • $29Q.Q : := PZ05170Ril ll1 fllturn I bill:pi, poly& ter cotd conwuct1011. $5295 ,. • 42.00 ' V.illage VieW; .Centeroille . '···· The ·Welsh ··s ettlement tre.td I) $1450 FREE · POMEROY HOME &·. AUTO 600 EAST MAIN , . in Gallia • POMEROY . ·Oids Cutlass Supreme-Oids Delta '88 Royals~Oids' Cutlass Cieras . • MORE ARRIVING DAILYI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • . GREAT NEW MICROWAVE VALUE! BIG DISCOUNTS on all '84 Chevroiet, '84 Chevrolet . Trucks, '84 Oldsmobiles Big Selection of all Models S-lO's, C-lO's, Silverados, Monte Carlo$, Capri~es, Cavaliers, Chevettes • ' By. LARRY EWING also 1esponstblle for its doullle designation as both' • '11rnea s ....... swr ''CenteJVOie" and ''Tiwnnan Post omce."Thename CENTERVU.LE .- An 1882 history of GaWa CentmrDie Is largely attrlb\lted to the village's Coonty presents the following description of the area geogtaphlc location 1:1etween Jackson and Galllp>lls. S1llTOUlidtng Centerville (then spelled Centrev111e) : . . According to life-long reSident Frank Ruff, ' ·, '"The. llM'nshiP (Raccoon) 1s settled by a thrifty however, when the post office was established, the t~ conununlty, large!y Wetsh ...It coritalns . postal autholity discovered ", .. there \Vere too many CenteJVDies In Ohio." . thirty-six ()lll sections of land, surface~ally hOly, excepting about Centreville, and along the margin ot Rutr ...: whose wife, Marie, served as pmtmts1iess the streams wher!l there are broad bottan lands. for over 40 years, operating the post officio out of "The vt11age contains a nne sehool tllllkltqg, twO Ruffs Groeery until the late l9iUs - says the village churches, a national bank, a number of good stores, was given the option of choosing a name. ~ts two hotels and a large floor mill. It had considerable settled on "Thu111lan," In honor of an Ohio legtslator. Importance for many years, when It was located on ~pan Marie Ruffs retirement as pos1mlstress, the the mall rrute from GaD!poUs to Oak Hill, before the post office ITlOIIed to Its current location, where advent of the ra.ilrolld Into the fanner town." serviCes are housed In a trallel', Ruft's Grocery established by FrankRul!'afather lnl!MJl'-, IJlwever, Cealervllle-Timmaa ' The vtllage's lmporlailce along that maD'route 1s still contains many CJl. the ~ of lis yean oi service with the pilstal authority. , Vlllap Seldemellt .. . According to H.H, Hardesty & Co.'s "History of GaJlta Coonly," !hi! vtllage was 1akl out May 6, l!l.'li, by Reuben Rambo and 'lbnolhy Jones, wtth WOllam Preston actli!g as surveyor. ,Centerville was 1nce1 po1 aled in 1850. In~ tt bad a pOpulation of m. John McColester was the first mayor. In tracing the village's Welsh connectio11; Hardes- ' ly's history relates that the first Welsh emigrants landed at Gallipolis tn Sepfember, 1818. · ''They came down the Ohio River from Pittsburg In push boats. ..'fheir desttnatkin.was Paddy's Run, near Cincinnati, but they went ashore at C-aDipnlls to~ prQVIstms, and being kindly ~ted...they soon became attached to the French settleB and were more easily persuaded to remain. '"The mm W811 out to where Rodney now stands and got 'VOI'k oo the state road then ll(!ing' built from ChiJllcothe to GaWpolls...Whtle thus emplOyed they were told of a rertDe and healtlly region a few miles further west, and were thus led to settle near the I* £SC,ll vtllage of CentrevUJe.. '" . . Weill! a-acter ffardeszy' s hl.stoly adds the following descr1ptlon of the foundlng1Welsh character: '"'belle ortgtnal Welsh Wl!llt Into the forests and hewed out hooles for thetr famtlles, and had beclme abnost Uke the naUves before any ot thetr countrymen folkroed. the first of whom came after tbem tn about l&'l4, or sixteen yean later... "For the next ten years, the Welsh poured Into GaJlta County...'lbey proved to be Industrious and JIVft)BICI.JNCIERrAIN -C'+M . . . . . . ,,, JMRMFill'OIITOFFICE...;.Rall'sGI'OCll!l')'lei'Ved Mfle'-neaffle frugal - 10011 OWIIed fanns and stock, and thetr 8cblal (C! II wiii!RundSclloel), wNdt I flllllle Tbiiii-PultOIIIcelotDIIftlliM•~-PuMn!' Mlll'le community was noted for Its piUiipl!li ity, la&e 111111, .. • ' ...... CiO IJe at M d ..... llle Rufl n6 at .. lbelilie Jl'llt,llleofllceWIIlllDIIVedto...,_..Joo ,...,In '"The Welsh added mucb to the gexiraJ prosperity COM¢1 U•elaDeWfaclllty-..-.~ v•llle a trailer. 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Word'; Key-d. 304-1175-3124. 1 ·Card ofThanke (paid In advance) 2-ln Memorv (paid in advance) 3 ~ Announcamants 4-Giveaway 6-HeppyAds 6-Lostand Found 7 - Yard Sale(paid in advance) 8-Publc Sale & Auction 9·Wantad to Buy 21 -Bu1inee• Opportunity 22-Money to Loan 23-Profeulonel ServiCe• 31 · Homes for Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farma for Sale 34-Buliness Buildings 3 5·Loto Ill Acreage 26-Real Eoteto Wanted f ,,r111 Supplil's & LIVI'Stuck Serv1t: 1:s 41-Houoea for Rent · 42-Mobile Hom as for Rent 43-Farmo for Rent 44-Apertment for Rent 4 6-Furnishad Rooms 46-Space for Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rant 48-Equlpment for Rent 49-ForLeaee 1 1-HelpWanted 1 2 -Situatad Wanted 1 3-lnsurance 1 4 -Buslneu Training 1 5-Schoole 1 6-Rarlio, TV & CB Rapai• 17-M: allanaous 18-Wa .cod To Do 3 Announcements •• NOnCETO ~· CONTRACTORS ~; STATE OF OHIO ~· DEPARTMENT OF : · TRANSPORTAnON • Columbus. Ohio •. June 22, 1984 *" •' . .Contracts- ~ Reward Offered for bleck leetl),er purse and contentl, atolift from Joyce Brown Suitor. 446-3723 or 4484282. Furnace Ownera: Take tha surprise out of Monthly ,Copy No. 84-74 Heat-Bill• thia Winter. Know UNIT PRICE What Heat ia coating you, CONTRACT Set Monthly-GoalaandConFRG-000R(I781 trot your Heat-Cost. through SRG·OOORI1 891 • -Gealed proposals will be the use of lhis New. Ecoeccerved at the off 1ce of the nomical, proven and pat0 1rector of the Ot'uo Depart- anted Method of Indirectlyment ofl ransportat1 on Colum- Monitoring Utility ,:elus Oh10 un!d 10 00 A M . Consumption Coet [Faat, easy letting instructions) .Oh10 Standard T1me Tuesday :july 24 1984 lor lmprove- 'Seee lhe New Fuelometer at Froman Abbott 6 Ace ~ents 1n • Hrdw.Storee at Middleport. ~ - A thens Gall1a Hockll''lg M ems Monroe Morgan, No- Ohio ' Pro4ue1 of C M.S.· Digital Homo Utility~le _ V.nton and Wash1ngton Cou{lhes Oh10 on vanous Computers . 1· 814-992· ·POutes and sections by plac1ng 3718 t Gas 9 81-Home Improvements 82-Piumblng & Heeling 83-Excavating ' B4· Eiectrical & Refrigeration 8 5- General Hauling 86-M .H. Repair B?· Upholstery 61 -Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 63-Liveatock 64-Hay & Grain 66·Seed & Fertilizer ~~l~do r s 4 • W ork Leng th - var1ous feet Or ~o~em ous m1les ' Tge Oh10 Oepartmenr o f r.:u:_1sportat10n hereby nottfles rh at 11 will alhrmat1vely 1nsu~e ~at .tn any contract enlered 1nto 1Jursuant to tht s adve r11sement "J111111enty bus1ness enterpnses ~111 be aff orded lull opportunity 10 s.u bm1 t b1ds 1n respo nse to ltus ~ ~ n v 1t a 11 o n and wil l not be ~tschmmat ed aga1nst on the groUnds of race color or Jnattonal or1g1n 1n cons1deratton •~r an award ., M1 n1mum wage rates for thiS -p roJect have been predeter· ~med as reqUired by law and 4re set forth 1n the btd Wh1t1 mate duck. Call614367-0824. :0 00 m•le • f "PfOPOSal ... The date set lor comple!lon ~f tht5 work shall be set Jorth 1n •l.h e b tdd1ng PfOPOSal ' w E'ach b1dder shall be requned ~ !fie wtth h1s b1d a ce r11l1ed check or cash1er s check for an ·amount equal to five per cent )f his bid. but 1n no even t more {haf').fll ty thousand dollars or a 'ilond for ten per cent of his bid, ~ayable to the D irector BJdders must apply on the proper forms lor QualificatiOn !1 teas t t~n days pnor to 1he ¢ate set lOr opemng b1ds · m i CCordance w1 th Chapter 5525 • Giveaway To good homo. 1 edull female & 5 kittene, litter trained . Call446-7289 oflor 4:30. 3 nice gray kittens in need of good homo Coli 614-2588494. K1ttena to giveaway Call 814-246-5804. Female Doberman without popers. Coll614-992-891'8. Puppioo to good homo, '1 mole, 1 tamale. Coli 614· 992-3702 Give away~ Like to find • home for a smell dog that someone deaert&d. One of tho oweatnt you'll find anywhere. Con 992-6008. Collie puppies will be" 1 month old July 1 1. Free to anyone who wante one. Call 814-992-3923 Collie dog free to ., good hom,. 304·675-1724 t:lh1o Rev1sed Code Kittens, 304·676-6786 ; Plans and spec1hcahons - are .gn f1le 1n the Deoanmenr of "fra nspon at,on and the olf1ce of 3 year old male cat. neu· tared, declawed. neeraigh· Q"'e 01stnct Deputy D1rector .,. The Dnector reserves the to re1ect any and all ~1ds ted Garfield . Phone 304876·1780 r~gh l • : WARREN J SMITH ·• DIRECTOR ~ ... 8 17 73 ' . 6 Lost and Found juty . l 8 _, LOST: Ftu.iale Siamaaa cat. Late July 3rd. Vic:inlty-76 Locust St. Call 4411-8608. 1 .~ •• • i\ nnnun cemPnIs •I I , Card of Thanks j w•nt to thank everyone for )heir prayen, Clrds, telei»h<fne caM11. flowers. g•fta & ~ilits while I w11 a patient at ~alnt Anthony Hospital. ,,o41.1urt Ouro. • .-2 . • " In Memoriam , ' wO.Id like to thank tho onos Jthal Vllited, phoned, MOt "c1rd1, flowere, during my ;-.toy. In thlt hoopltol . Chor.;lotte Grant. )>. • t3 , Announcements •"'SWEEPER and sewing m•!chlno ro~oir, ,..rto. &nd 4\lpphee. Pick up and •dotlvory. Dowis Vacuum :c~unor. one holt milo up ,Gaorgoo Cr.... Rd. Coli •8 14·4411·0294. • • : a:o11oono for Got Woll. Anni...versarys. lirthdave. partie•. • Singing Gorrillo. CaH Bol: loons 6 Co 446-4313. ' KARATE Bill In Self-dofonea. '*f'rlwte' 110-. Phona211· 3014, Joclllon, Ohio. • :Tho LOST-female. brindel pit bull, loet between Happy Hollow & Bailey Run area. Reward Coli 614-742' 2861. loet from Kroger·• parking lot one brown d•ahund wh:h white apot on cheat. •&o reword . Coli 1114·742· 2280 Loet from Kroger'l parking lot one brown deehund with white apot on chest. tSO roward . Call 1114-742· 2260 loat in Sumner Rd. ar..: black, white • brown bMg.. with grey nylon collar. Anawera to the name of Buckwhoot. Coli 6H·9Bii4329. for Sale r. HOUst for sole 3 bdr. 1~ bltlll,large roome. fireplace, wood flooro, COfllll, ' - d In yord, 1n tt;twn, . - - mow•·· , 38 ~ · Con 448-79oir' . ,...,.. ~lne homo In Mldcll.,....t: Cloea ' to achools. hlghollt voluo, l o - price! 1114812;1141 . · 'Vard Sa\eS 'Oo NEW AND USED M081LE HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. OALUPOLIS. RT 31. PHONE 814-44117274. 3 reol nlco,;,.,bllo homo. 2 bedrDOm fumlohod. LOW PRICED :- COMPARE THESE VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY. 12•82 6 12•44 lizos 8ROWN 'S TRAILER PARK. Mlnerovlll•, Ohio. Coii 'II14·8B2·3324. 1971 Schultz mobile homo 12•11. 2 bdr.. goo hNI. n.soo. Coli &14-245 · 8249. . ·1Nauahue ---- -mobil• ----home. 19711, 12x88. loclted on Ouoll Croll< mobil, lot, good cond. CoH814-378-2188or 448·&121 . 1---------'-- Mull eall 1983 Clayton 12a80, 2 bdr., eac. cond. Fionch Clty'Brokerove Sor· vice. Coli 44B-9340. Ni"' 2 bdr. utilitY room, 1 2&80 Skyline mobile goroge, nice yard. new fur- homo. 2 II*.. portlolly fur· · nonce. n - hot wotor link. nlehed. Coll448-0274 afllf priced right. Coll448·1115. _8_PM_._' -"-·-~"----=­ --·---aii iilpoils----·--·&Vicinity bdr houae with anall acreage or email f•rm. city echoola. Call 446-3376 af· tar &PM . 3 Six family yard sale. Monday Yard oolo-713 South Short & Tuaoday July 9 & 10. 4th (behind Doiry Isle) . Loto Cardoni's 6th St., Racine. of avon, clothes, ahoea, act. 9 to 4:30 Stewort'o. ----· ·pt' fiiaiisi-nt' ··-- Fraziera Bottom Flea Every weekend. U.S. 36 fraziers Bottom, WVo. 25082. Daolora Wol· come. Don Frazier o,..rator. 304-766-2779. 1 - - - - - - - - -- Garage Sale· "h bed com~ plate, metal bed, dre11er, &Vicinity large dining room table, breakfast Ill. buffet, feather mattreaa, pictures. chalre. dlahea, . buahel field. cretea, y ord Solo, J uy 1 6 ' 7 . 9 :00 . 4 mlac. •tems, living room PM . Rt. 36. HanderiOn. Trailer Perk Yard Sale lUIIe At Fltzperrlcll Or- acroll from Siders Farm 8,7.8. Rasidentl of vvo:ra , chord, State Route 689 on Equipment. Trailer Court•Addison Bula- July 7 & B, from 10om to 6 _:_::::....:_:....:__ _ _ __ ville Ad 2 mi . off Rt. 7 at pm, atao 1 chair that conven G s1 11 • c amp CDn1 ey, to bad . Call 814-1189-4378. Gn~oear or- Lona, Addision. 9AM til 8PM . July 6·7, 9-? Yard Solo oh St. Rl. 688 in Patio Mle-July 1t-Meohc•dloi' l household L,a rge variety clothing and ltema . Rodney . Queen bed. Firll house paat clothes. ate. ChurcJ1 In Chooter. Ruga, Yord Sole Wntary Subdlvitirea. bedaptNda. pillowa. aion. Galli~lii\ ferry. July Yard Sale 4-10 m•. Bidwell· school cloth& I, email ap· 5 .. &. 9 till 1. Schoof clothel, Rodney Rd from Bidwell. pllances, dl•het. end table, boyl and girle. jNnl, adult 9-10-11. 9AM-SPM . King miac. clothing. games, miac. aize bed clothes. riding lawn mower. Clothing, dishes. Yard aale, Maxine Michael Garage solo, Golllpollo F1<ry etc. Rein cancela. reald8f1ce. Laurel Cliff Rd. bftido D,lry Bor, T.h un. Fri. July 9 & 10. Clothing & "and Sot. Jim · Thompson Garoge Solo July 8·1 0 and miac. re1ldence. all next week, at Jack Neale on okl At. 180 at Evergreen. 2~ miloo out 180 from hoopltol . Lots of lodlos clothoo & jeono, 7 & up. Mono & children• clothae, good cloon clothoo. 6.000 11 Help Wanted BTU air conditioner, sewing machine. pendulum clock. ADMISSION COUNSELOR portable IW TV. small organ RELIEF NURSE RIO GRANDE COLLEGE AND and lots of odds and enda. Rio Gr1ndt CotiQt COMMUNIU COLlEGE Prices cheap. and Commun1!r CoHtp R1o Grands, Ohio 45&74 Rio Grandi, Ohio 45674 Rio Grende Colisp ... ConlnonGigantic Garage Sala July Rio Gmtde Coilop and Corn(ly invllls lotlltt of .. 8·9. Motorcycle e. trailer. tire• & rima, jeane, qultt ~ Collep lnvitll ltltilli<otionlld ""tho position ol Mnissions Cotlrstacrap, yard goods. 513 Hilda en cltppiiCIIionlnd nomi· Dr., Fairview Subdivision. lor. Ell~ dolt jor 11111011 for tho pos1tion of 8·7 lor ~~~~ ilioa is Aupst Rtlitf Nuno. ElfK1iw dale 6, 1984. FuN IZ _,., adol a(I(IOinlment is Auaust&, I l l - pOSition. Slilry • Garage Sale July 9 thru 13. 1984.' Pall-time Prolnsie>..,............ with -ion One mile out At. 218 off Rt. nal, 12-montlt contnc:t, Stlid . _ flcton. 7 . Small kida end maternity Illy is $7.50 per hour. QualMln••m Cllllllrati... includt clolhn. fan•. books, cur· Blclllklf's Dtpet 1n rtYtld tilld ,.. taina. miac. ~iCIIions tncluda: valid tond. 1litll 2 ....,.. or ,. slate of Ohio rt~istnd cruitq •pwWcl dlliraiHt: aetl· nurse certifiCition rt~~tir.t; loot writtto and ................. experi-. in public health t101 llills; and IIIIIMIHY to COfllflll· Middleport nuniila are nl<lll Mil -...., llitll pnltmd, to & Vicinity tilt \lllloli< .n illl>ootiool dioo<tJIIo tilt Au- DiMarket. U1ed XR· 60 Weedeater for ports. Call814·268-8494. Buying daily gold. 1ilver coins, rings, jewelry, 1terling ware, old , coins, large currency. Top prlc11. Ed. Bur· kelt Berber Shop. 2nd. Avo. Middleport, Oh. 814-9923478. Cosh paid lor fancy Iron or 1-:-:--,-,-,-....,,----,--hoavy iron beds. 8180 and 11 Help Wanted up for certain Melga Co atone joro. Old time cup~oard call 1 -304-882· Homemakefl earn JC•Ira in· 2711 . ' come. We need several COMPlETE HOUSEHOLDS roprooentativoo in thio areal FURNITURE Beda, iron, Party plan exp . a plue. Gifts, wood, cupboerds, ch1ir1, toya. home decor No inveetcheatl. buketa. dlahea, manl. Car&. phone nee. Call etono )oro, ontiquos, gold free 1·800-563-9077. Also and ailver. Wute· M . D . booking partial. .,ii,;.ac.Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 1--~------­ a or call 814-992- Job Placement. Take our • placement ex11m and let us help you diacover the JOb Good chollt of draworo. Call th111 file you belt We place people in v1rioua career 814-992-6360 . 1---,--.:....-...,........:..--- fielde. Applicants between Uoed Huffy 8 . riding lawn 17·28 years old won be mo- for ,...... Coli 614- considered. Cell toll free, 1-800·282-1384. Mon · 742-2044. Wed 9AM·2PM, !Dr a pratellting appointmentr 1---------1---------- 1--------12 Situations Wanted Riverview Personal CarD Home. Betty Mercer owner, has vacancy for elderly psroon Call 1 -304-7735882. Room & board for elderly persons, also rooms tor workirig men . Reasonable. Call 814-992·6022. Babysitting in my home. Certified dav care couree, firet 11d 7 a m. to 5 p.m. Call 7 o.m - 6 p.m. 304-8762924. 18 Wanted to Do Col. lrnpi'IVIIi"lll Secretarv- Rer:eptionlat. Oualiftcatione-high echool .. degree minimum, works 1-:-7 7.-;--:-:-:---:---,- woll with public. advoncod 11 Wanted knowledge of typing and bookkeeping. adequate knowledge of ehonhand end Try selling the New Avon dictation . Phone or write· Way. For infdrmatlon call Gallla County Board of 614-.,48-2166 . MR-00, P.O. So• 14, Cheshire, · Oh • 4&620. 16141 Auia~ant Organist needed 387-0102. Send work hioot Grace .Epiocopol Church. tory, resume, references. Coli 81 4·992-3968. Deadline July 13, 1984. SIIVII.I'S Service Reprennlallve Be Government Jobs. 816, 6.~9 auodated with one of the - t&0,653 year. Now Hiring. leaders In consumer flnan- Your aroo. Coli 1-806·887· ciel service•. lmmediated 8000. Ext. R-9806. opening for quallfiedlndivid- 1 - - - - - - - ' - - yal interelted in conaumer Polition1 avalable now for fin•nclll servlce-coneumer Registered Nurses and Liloana. Horrnt mortgage1. In· cenHd Practicel Nuraee. eurance ...... Credit Carde, Extensnte Employee benefit Income TaK Preparation 6 programs. Contact Peraon· Oonorol office odonlniotro- nel Office (3041876-3230 tlon. SucceNfut candidate or write Lakin Hoap1tal, will be Hlf-motlvotsd. llko Ljokin, W. Vo 25260. challenging worlc, hove good 1 ---------,-~ communication skills, Intel· Babyait1er nHded for two Ugent, aggreeaive & able to children day ehift • mature absorb & apply comPrehen- adult References required. tive training programs to 304-878·7B79 otter 6 p.m. perform aucce1fully in credit, utea, coUectlona, a lnterviewera. Tempo rary-full admlnlnltratlon . Competi- ttme · work No sell1ng No tive 11tary commensurate e~~:penence necessary Salary with t)lperlence & excellent plus 1ncent1ve Bonus M onbenefits. It Interested cell day thru Fnday 8 -4 30 p m 1-1114·992-2111 ond oak Update 1nformat1on for the for Jim Snodgr111 for your New Pomt Pleasant Cnv career interview. Benetictal 0 1rectory Oppo rtun1ty for Oh, Inc, 300 W. 2nd St .. permanent work and adPomeroy, Oh 46789. >Jancement for those free to travel. Apply m own handw· rt t ii1Q •ncludtng telephone nu mber to A L Po lk & Co Attn J1m Pass P0 Box 2 7 5 4 6 . Rtchmond 2326 1 · 60E · MF Va 1- - - - - - - - 1 Card of Thanks' CARD OF THANKS . Wt WISh t o - OUf sl,_o IIIWS to family tnd friends ...... tho suddln dtllrr of our IMd -llidrlel Qeneral Hauling end Traeh removal Service. Reliable and dependable. Call 614266-6251 alter 6.30 . Will plow 1obacco 614-268· 1628. Call Wanted tree woril:·prun1ng. topping, "ke down, hedge• & brush trimmed. Free esti· mates Call 446-8076., Electrical work on new homea, rewiring older homes General concrete • plumbing. Cal~ 614-3888370 or 814-388-8609. -nt· J:_ --...-'P<iifi&rov -------·· July 1 1 & 12, eighth house behind skating r~nk near ing Aeferan~ee . Call 614- Chostar. 9 to 6. Clothing 2 _3_8_B-_8_B_39_._ _ _ _ ,Jc _: wheel trailer, motora, food I , dlehn. relqader, mite. Water wells. dr~Ued & aer· viced. Free astlmataa. Call Porch sale : clothing, house 814-992· 5008 or814-742- plantl, etc., 31h miles Welt 3147 of Rutlond off Now Limo Rd. July 10--13. Experienced babysitter will keep child in your home . Have references. 304-773· 9113. 21 Business Oppqrtunity Will do general house clean· Flll ilnCial 21 Business _ Opportunity lnveatment property 10 v•· ara old, 8 unit apartment building. Pennaylvanla Ava .. Welloton. Oh . Rooldent maneger with conaiat wail· ing Htt. 1 v-er ...,"with all utllltiea paid · by renter, 11 .398 par mo. Income. Price nogotlble possible 2nd mortgoge. Out of town owner: Coli 814-192-1119 beforoiPM. 1114-594-2874 ofler 6PM, M·F. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO . recommends that you do bulinen with peopio you know. ond NOT to aend money through the mail until you have invHtl· goted tho offering . 22 Money to Loan · HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Bolow morlclt rltao. Fixed conventional FHA·· VA , Loodor Mprtgogo, Athena, collect 814-1923051 . '* .lie* Camden. Aspecillllltnb to 11111DM IIIIo Hill tood. fto. rill ~- cads tnd ..... .., arnlributi~n. "" -'d ... lib to U.k tho ployles in Utt -...rcy room It llolar. the Qallil CGUflly ErMIIIirtY lledicll ~ and ICU at Calrol Huntiptoa, ... a.tw l.orrHy for .. hit irllp Md COMGIInc-*. Wts- Cllorrdl. .....s tnd lkCGJ llocn f.-a! "-- All , . 11M and 111[1111111.,..., lfjli it I and Ills lltillld a lllotilll IIIII liwlt. ln. Dilnt R. Callden --------·--- 1nd flmily 2 In Iorin& monroiJ of nty · dnr husbllnd, J1mts c. Hook; • wtlo passtd IWIY July God wotohtd rou 1i ,.. sui- ' l•sd. Ht knew you had rour shore. He pndr olosed roor · wetry •I'll ond tool: rou in his e1r1. Your - I s my klll!ilkt, witll wlrloh I'll nowtr 11111 God ills you lo Ills lotpl._ 1· ltM you ia ., - · $Idly ntlnod by wilt, .... llh J. Hook. . ---- ··" In Memoriam a. t9n. 3 Announcements RABIES CLINIC l'lfSfNTfD 8Y . . . Co. &" - Sodotr & llttp ca. lillfllllltpt. At Rtrtltnd Civic Ctnttr JUL~ 12th . THURSDAY, 3 P.M.·6 P.M. : DR·::.:a~3~ -Ill.__ ond-'17 Oioleror of _ aIDnthod _U ._ SIOftl CoiMIIIOf II fiiC ..... N!Minllin.. 11i I 1• -U.e:.,. ... u.- .-p.-lllil-·itlll... ----~ CINitld wittl poospatiw llldlnts lid ll!wtiw studlnts; .....,.... 1---------- Buys on Pre-Owned Homes wittl . FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO 8UYIII14 fl, wide tlwaa bedroom. beth and holt, moblil homo olltlng on nlos 101. to , _ . Into f2211.oo- U28.00por month. 304-670.2711 wllh ,....V P'*aduwsu• lftort. Persons lflteruted In ht position shOuld Stllld ttft• of on•nt re· Clll ......... - be -utlizld to... rn<tlc:ol tion of h levonyuroldhorne.. beclroama. garden epot, U.coln A... •~ pet. -mobla 1oM. 304-1178- su•. IIM'II ltttlll of ,.,.,tlltl f nd official wlltae tranKripts Mfort tltt application dtldluw of JULY 16, 1914 to· Offtcl at Ptr· sa1ntl Bo• 969. Rio G11nde Col· z• 1047. 1011. R" Gnoolo. Ohio 4M74 Ro !node~ llld C'.on1:o-.rlly r.o:. "'l'•ooEqu~~~-.. AcOOo E- 3 wu,...okL total ala ctlia. ......fencorllniNickyard. ·• ·~-t---. •10.000 or wtll aon- P o 734 ildar trade for land. low IIO'o after 1 . 304-117&·81143 BUILDING MAINTEN E .. SUPERINJENDENT I Thrs 11 1 runapmtnt IMI po11ti011 involvinlsuperviSOIJ work In lhllllllnltnlnct, lllflltion tnd repair of mec:ltln· iCIIsrtttllll, lltclttlequlpmeat, lnteriao fin1shn and fll· turos In UnivenilJ dorr~ltoiJ buildin1s. Must hlv• .@t lust tin ynrs elltnsive knowledp in llttlhads, prictlcn, rutlritla, tnd ICIUiPIIItnt of betic llldal i!Mihft I• llulldl!lc coatttuction end rlltrntt· nance. ~PtfYilely tiiPirifiiCI ~~qulrld (At least six ntOIItht to OM yur). Stant11 stlary is $7.88 llourly. [IICtlltnt bltltflt Pllllllllncludttlully paid lilt, lrospi· ..uutloa, mlon. IINrfna. dfll Insurance, ...rortt oaly iltnlll, tiel • fnt tlllifor•s. 10 paid llolldlyl, lcluatiOIIII flotttftll paid VICitioa lltd .-lioll f:.':nptllli pllft. ..,.. Dttdlint for •liNI[Ifliclllollls July 20. 1914 to Ro· ullad D. Scott. EIIPIIIIWI IMII'f, Ollia Uliwnity ""-tl·.,.,.._ .... Hottst, 44 lllilwlltr-Ttr· IICI, Alhlnl. Oflfa 41701 If Clll (.14) JM.SK3. OHIO UNIVERSITY Athens. Ohio 0t11or lrtm dill'• AviiiMit .,_ ...., bt lttlltiCI. Call rn-tirrttn. · .-- .... Mobile Home • garage, on ,10.2 MirH ground in Ch•· pooCoral tar Owner may help with view, flnllhacl double gar- flnonclng. Coli 814-985· ,.... filopl-...... porch, 4174. 40ft. d.... woodo, privacy. 1 - - - - - - - - - ntar Royal Oak Puk . Hollypork. 14x70, t13,900. can 1114-982cond.. 12x8 dock. un·derDon nlng ond Iorge &429. room cond. included. 1.711 ocrN, houoa, 2 bdrms, 304·815<3!196 or 895· Iorge kltchon. L.R., bth, 3800. utllty rm. outbuildlnp, oil 1 - - - - - - - - - utHitl•:~ mUo of SR 7 on Sole or l!ent - 1979 Sllon· 124. 118.000. 1114·892· non 14x70 oll-eloctric, 3 &80& or 3117-78411. bedroomo. 12x28 fomlty room bultt·on. wood-coal 3 bedroom bridl home, 1'1.1 burner. partly furnished. beth. full - · 2 cor utility bull!fing. ocro lend. . goroge, Iorge lot. Coli 8.14- Jorry'o Ru" Road, Apple " 112-9133. College Rd.. Grove, WV. 304-871-2388. Syrocuoe. Ohio. 1982 Cleyton. 14x70. 2 ;, Remodeled 2 bad room -ooms. 2 betho. dil! hau11 with carpeting 6 hwoohor. ot8rl0, coiling fin. woodburner. Urge COVIIed fireplace. microwave, cen.· - Mid 20's. Col 1114- trol olr, concroto etops ond "( 882-87113 for_,....._._ undorponnlng , 11 &,&00. firm. 304-773-5650. ' 2 bdrm homo. - t o won corpot. c i t y - & _,.., 1964, 1 Ox80 Mognolo olltrl Iorge 101 an - e n d 11 ,900.00. ~hone 304t -a. -od. B91i-3415.______ ochoo1 110m, 1...:.:..:._;__;_ -otraat. towith total eleelric:, locotH In Racine. will oale on lond 32 Mobile Homes - . - t o right-with for Sale .; - n payment. Coli after 4 • •· "'. for oppolntmont, 814·''423-8267. ' ' :------------~---Cor- 3 lOis with hauM . 1hao slight tiro dolmoga, ' , ~orl an luttamut6 Brick ~·. H2·3248. ' I btl tor cit- and .....,_ - Nico, remodeled 2 bdr., 2 1977 mobile homo14x70, 3 ocras. 1287 lb. tobecco bdr., 2 both. good cond .. biH. SR 114 betlorMn flnenolng -oblo. fB.&oo. lldWoii-Rio G-de. co11 _c_.1_1e_1_,4_--2_•_e_-1_1_1_e_._ _ 112•11& 2 bdr . t . - with 114-241-1298. lnveument property for fnlnt 6 beck porches, omoll Ilia, four pie• In good ollopa workahltp. 21 'II acret land, un-pod 6 - d locotlon. low down cfoored 61. Rt. payment, posittvec81hflow. oprlng, nJfll 1114. Coli Col 1·304-273-9746 -4. 1 . 4bdrm. ~etoryonLwr.Riv. h·-''"----~--"-~ Rd.,lg. rooms, loll.,_, 1979 Liberty Cor avon bucll otove, -rOle 20a40 14x70, 3 bdr .. lront kite~. prage, In-ground pool. Call dining. living room with woodburning firopl-. both 814-448-11221. with gordon tub, nice ap· 8 vra. old. 3 bedrm. 2 bathe, pliencee many featurea . fomlly room with wood 1872 Bllrnont 1 2•60. liltburner. Single car oerege, on chen. living, 2 bclr .. 1 bath · 8 flat acree with ttocked no fumance or appllancn. pond. City wotlf In Recine. Coli 441-0902 8:00AM to Coli 1114-848-2841. 4:00PM . Mobile Home. Inc. Eaten Alf. ~-------,---_!___-J Farm on Craton R01d off lit. 87, Mooon County. 183 •crea, 30 K,.. paatYre. 35 acrtl meedowa , Reet timber. All newly foncod All mlfteral rlghtl Included. 1911 ! 14•70Skyllnemoblil homo. 3eK.I0 machinery ohod . .Machlnery, cattle, otc . 304,88&-3010 ' Z bdr. opt. with rotrl&. & atov•. on Fifth AVa.. no ...to. 11 eo mo. pluo utilities. Send lnqulrnto boA 100 In coro of the Gonlpolil Dolly Tribune. BZS Tl*d Avo .. Gallipolis. Ohio 481131. ~::===~~!?;: Ia lot for Hie in Mercerville. Coli 1114-2&11·11118. Apprf;Jx. 5"h acre. levelland, with frontage on 2 roada. exc. for building or mini farm, an utHhiu near by, on old Rt. 1 80 near Porter, 19,000. Call 814 · 388 · 8801. Furnlohed opt. 2 t>cir. 1138lol: 2nd , Golllpollo, •1811 wotor paid. Coli 4411-4418 oftar ?PM. 133 ecroo. molltly timber, aecludld, 2 miles from Route 3&. ol• mllae from Hendereon on good grevel roed , bordere Cornatelk Stsll Pori<, lncludoo two - · and troller hookup, ell mineral riQhtl included . 137,000.00 1114-4411020S. Modern 1 bdr. apt. epplian· cea. furniahld. air conditl· oned. 1118 plus utMitioo - · dap Coli 4411-20511. 42 Mobill Homes for Rent 44 2bdr. trailer 117& plus deposit. Coli 1114-388-9861 . 2 bdr. fully fumlohod, air cond.. edullo only. Coli 448-4110. 2 bdr. mobile hame private lot, 2'12 mi. out Rt. 688 f175 mo.. eacurlty dop. & rot. Call 448·4807 or 44821102. Small one bdr. trailer in Konougo. All utilities paid. f186 mo. Coll448·74011. 3 bdr. houea doiW<o, control olr, POOl llc,·Coll875-6104 or 11711-13111. 2 bdr trailer In country Call Lorge homo, largo yard, 1114-286-6813. f3&0 mo .. 1200 doposk. , --~------­ Coll448-7157. Mobile homo. Call 448 · 1232. House for rent in Mercerville oroo. Coll448-3159doyo. 0 r 2 bedr. unfurnished trailer. 258·11112 evo. large country lot, fUfal tet. Located In Centerpoint . Very nlca 2 bdr. duplex. Coli 113-3711-1108. completely fumlohod. wltor pold, no lnolda patl, Main Nice 14x70 3 bdr .. mobile St .. C ....h1•o. Coll814-241- homo. 1235 mo. deposit & &818. • utilltios, no ~·· Coli 4482192. 2 bedroom hou• in Pome· 1' - - - - - - - - - roy. Furnloitod or unfur- 12x60 2 bedroom mobile n)shad. Coli 1114-992-2381 homo, partly furnished, Ro· doyo or 992·2608 ....,;ngs cine orao Call 614· 992· 6858 . 3 bedrm houaa noor Molp Min~ No. 1. fZ26 o month, bdrm tum•ahed ' trailer, noo dopooit. can 814- 2t166 mth, plua utilities 8t 742-21211. depoait, no pete. Call e14992-7479. 2 bedroom houM on Ohto St . Point PleaMnt. Avella· 2 bedroom mobile home. 1 blo oflar July 1Oth, rent bedroom apt, effldency: apt . - b l o . call alter 6PM, 614-448-0882. • 304-876-571 1 w•- 2 -room homo. 304-8763172. 44 Furnished offlcloncy opt., carpeted throughout. f171 mD Oop. • m. required. JACKSON ESTATES Coli 448-4107 or 446· APARTMENTS (Equol 21102. Houoing Opportunltyl hoo 1 bedroom Apt. •198. mo. one aod two bedroomt, utllltloo. Equel otorting at t1 '7 for one Including Houolng Opponunky. Conbedroom and f193 por tact vglogo Menor Apto. month for two bedroom, 1114-tt2·77B7. ' with 1200 dopos~ located noor Foodtond ond Spring Apto. Middleport. Volley Plaza. pool oild TV riiH for Senior ont. Coil 448-2745 Or loove 1130. Equal Housmeuage. Ing Opportunltiee. 814· 3 bdf. unfum gtrage apt.# 992-7721. S260 plus dopook. Call Newly ramodelorl 2 bed446-37811. room, equlppad kitchen. Furnished opt 919 2nd .. t225. 0 - l t roquired. Coli Golllpollo 1175. Men Dnly. 614-992· 5319 or 992 · 2816. Coli 448-441 8 after ?PM. Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. equipped kltcl\on, centiil olr. 8250. 821't!o Second Ave.. Golllpolis. Coli 44112158. Nowly redacoretod, 1 borl· room, partially furniehed, U211. Oopooit required . Coli 814-992-8318 or 8922816 . 4 rooms & Lth. unfurnished pat.. utiliti81 paid. adutte only. no ~·· Coli 4483437 or 4411-3111 . Mobile homo fumolhod, AC, l-1-&_2_be_d_roo_m_f-um-io_ho_d ideal for 1 or 2 men. beoutlful riverview. Fostoro apto. Coll814-992-6434 or :rrolleo-Porlc. Coll44&·1602. 992 -5914 or 304· 882· 2688. 2 bdr. -unfumtshed. eKtr• nlca, 2 mi. out on Rt. 688. Unfum11hed 2 bdr. in Crown Uoo mo .. oduito only. c .. City. Coli 814-266-6520. 4411·2300. 2 bcfr. opt. n-ty docorllod, 2 bdr. with woll to wall ttiO to .ZOO per mo. utiltios corpet, AC. in Golipollo. Coli pert. poid. Coll675-6t04or 871-53811. 446·1408 5-.PM . . 4 rooms & beth, fumiohod, dun, no ~·· edulls only. ~::.f:l'-~~~~~43-21144 or ,.~;~~c~.~~~~6~1".~f~~,«~on!8~~;~5~;~;: 8 Public Sale & Auction ESTATE SALE Farm Machinery and F:quipment of Harry Rainey t: state OATE : July 13, 1984 TIMF. : lOO' CIOC:k a .m PlA CE: E lla Fletcher farm on U. S. Route JS, South of Henderson. West Virginia. ad1oining Crank farm . WILL INCLUDE : 19611nternaltonallS4 tractor w•th loader l.SS Farmall cab tractor Hay wagon with bed, brush hog, corn planter, two wheel tra•ler, Ford corn planter, 1913 New Holland H~y B1ne, Ford Hay Baler, Ford turn plows. • Holland transplanter and many other items. AI I:TrONEf:R: RiHt p,..,...., LAND AUCTION SATURDAY, JUlY 28 1984--10:00 A.M. Located three miles south of the Locks on State Route 7, situated in Section 16 of Ohio Township,the following will be of-• fered: dnlled well. County water IS available, all the ~bove lotS are bound by the Ohio River. Here . 1~ a rare opportunrty to purchase land along the Ohio River. All land will be sold subrect to the owner's conf1rmat1on. Owner financing available. Terms: 20% Down, bll1nce due upon deliverinc of PATRIOT AUCTION BARN froM tlllhpohs, like Rt. 141. TuraleH onto Rt.n5. Turn , ri&ht onto lite Potriot-Cadr~us Road. Wotch lor s•ps . Deed. Saturday, July 14th at 7:00 P.M. JIM PARTIAL LISTIIiG: Large Collection of China J1m Beam Sol· nes; Ant1que Telephone; Clocks I Gilbert, 3 Selh Thomas, Wnnger Wash Stand, Wash Boards, M:lk Bottles; Pla nk Boltom Chairs; Kilchen Cab1net witlt Flour Bin; 22 Caral Gold De· signed Hniland China Plales; Blue Mason Jars {Oaled No· vembef 30, 1858); Glass P1tchers. Some DepresSion Glass. McGuffey Reader. Coffee Gnnder, Treadle Sewmg Machme (convested lo electnct, Mosceilaneous Glassware and Items Fresh Prodllc:e Also, lou of tnd used itlrtls . . -SIIe Every Slturd1y 11 7:00 P.M. Have romttlttnc yov ant to stll? Boina it to the Pttriot Auctio• Bam ud we'll sell It for you. Consipments accepted froM 1:00-5:011 p.•. on Satunlly. Now boakiftiiUC1iOIII for July tl!d Aupst - AYtlllblo lor specill Silos upon reqaost. llulin Wed-yer, Auctioneer 245-5152 or 388-8249 llot rospOtltible tor accidtnts or loss of property. MONTGOMERY. OWNER Baird & Fuller • s.mnc Apncy Lee Johnson-Auctioneer Crown. City, Ohio Phone 256-6740 Not Responsible for Acc,daltt sor lass of Proptrty PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1984 Located from Racine, Ohio on Co. Rd. 28 in Bashan, Ohio. Watch for sale sips. "Antique or Collector Items" . Wheal gronder. Pomeroy & Green Bner rars, wash stand, bul· let, table, Jenny Lind bell, Seth Thomas mantel clock, Ses· s1on mantel clocks, smoktng stand, hulch, Roy Rogers nng, Jmgle Badge, wood hand wash1ng machme brass & copper kettles, 1932 Eveready radio, wood high cha1r, ~epress1on , Nepon. IRS Prussure, and lot ol mise diShes "Auto & Truck" ' 1980 Ford Fa1rmonl, 6 cylinder, PS, auto , arr, 4 door 1975 Super Cab Ford FIOO, 320 aulo., PS. w/2 new tires. "Tools" Crattman band & radoo arm saws, Craltman I HP roulers. p1pe dies, v1ce, Wards routers. bils, wood laylh & lools, Black & Dec~er work mate, & other tools "Radios & Mise." F1Ye uno! busoness radiO, f)OWer converter, transiSter boosI· ers, ground plane, phone answenng serv1ce. electric guitar & amplifier S::SO. ·Nowllollnl.•••·-llllt.3' luom,2fullldta. Addn . l\11 .. lise." lo.. of . . . - 101. 304-178-8421. Pocnic lable, lois of misc. vinyl sod1ng, 10 fl posl, samples of wmdows & s1dong in cases. ra1iing, push mowers, lawn roller new and more Owner ............. - · .............. tBe.-.00. i ··coins" 15·20 silver dollars 1878·1935, 1875 20 cenl p1ece, 17 cents. Flying Eagle penny, 3 cenl dime, prool sets pf coms, 21l1h Cenlury collection of coons, 17 Jewel Ham1non pocket walch in case, paper money, knoves (old & new case). Kas· bar, Sherade f11,000.00-. A••IM: pat. 1oM. 304-1181128. _.,...,, . .,.vinyl aualtout. wei! - - ·M .0.1, I. OWNER - GL£Nif BISSELL M01 ... I C.sh _ _ _ Cell .... AYCnOI.: I 1 ------~--­ 3 rooms a"d bath, ax.tra nice. Oood location . Depoatt and refrencte required. S228 . month . 304-8711090. •• • 2 bedroom apartment for ~ rent, frM heat. C•ll· 814-.: 892-7481 .• 1 bedroom. 1o Middlopon, , eluded. Collll14 -992-7177 ·, ----------------·> "NOI \. LET US PA)' THE BILLS! TWIN RIVERS TOWER POINT PLEASANT. WV RIVER BEND PLACE . ' NEW HAVEN, WV ..,,.,,. for lira Elderly, dlsablorl and handl..,pp..t. lint is 30 parcenl of adluslorl Income Ill qualified ttllllnll with an lncortM of IHs than 112,3110 par y ..r. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Call Either Number: Twin Rinrs Tower, Point Pleasant, WV 675-6679 River Bend Place, New Haven, WV . 882-3121 OFFICE HOURS: 9·5 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. LIMITEoO NUMBER OF APARTMEfiTS AVAILABLE FOR PERSONS BETWEEN AGE 62. • 8 Unreslncted lots 105'x225' I lot 550'x200' w/basement hoose and Public Sale • Auction · ••drooma. 1~ Ntha. LMte lol. CoM 304-1118·- bol toN 1:30. 1178·4388 - S:OIII'M..... I . Ona bedroom up11alre apt. ~ for rent In Porn,eroy. Can • 814-992-51121 . : B 1982 Ford 3600 D•eset tractor 42 Mobile Homes •or Rent 2 II*. 2 mile Euroko. t1110 mo. plus doposii_ no Apartment for Rent SAL~ Apartment fot Rent HouM tor oate. I~ -me· . flloloon. 13.000.00do¥oM. 3 .• 3 bedroom opt. with 2 cor goroge In Mlddlopon Furnished or unfurnished. Coli 014-992·23B1 dllyoo•992250V evonlngo. ... • n-lllt- -.,.rnt.etl Apartment for Rent .,· -~----· - a·: ....... ..... 304-878-2182. """,, 44 Apartment for Rent . 1 10 foot Jot1, one acre .or mare. near Racine. TP wa· tsr. UOOO and up. Coli 1114-9B2-3921 . 8 44 APARTMENTS , mobllo , Two bedroom, clun. Camp room upetalra •pt .• adutta. Conley oroo. UOO.OCI mo. homes, houaea. Pt. Pllaunt 1 room furnished offlclencv pluo utllltlu. 304· 171- ond Golllpollo . 614-4411, '7 B221 . .. -.... opt; odulto. Con 448-1 232. 41183 or 304-773-8143. ---~-_;_Thio 2 bedroom opt . h11 n - One bedroom apartment. Nice 1 anCI Z bedroom:• corpotlng & lr11h paint, conv. location . 304-&76· unfurnllhtd 1partmente .~ 304-875-2218 before 'f~~gz~~~~~~locattd 1 mile from Sitver. 2441 . p.m. : .. 'OI,.IP-"1 ' Bridge Pion. •185 pluo oloctrlc 6 goo. Coli 4411- !iii!~~fl·lij;j;;! 4& 14 or 1-304-273-9745. I I liar----· ._ ·. . --.. = Apartment for aent Nicely turnlahe mobile home In ei~y. CA. 1 or 2 aduttS only, n~ pita. Coli 4411· 0338. 36 Loti & Acreege Gtllipolis ...114-146-IIU. -' - - - 44 Houea for eale. IN Plfll D-. J!'olnt PluoaM. 2 llllfV, with- ,. Maathwt:troak Point Pleasant, W. Va . Farmo for Sale 1978 Nuhuo 3 badroomo, 200 ocrN, for moro lnforboth ond ~. Iorge wooden -~ 11 304 773 8740 utHitY bldG .. underpinning. m••an ca · · · air condftloner. drapea. i· :'I' I ·I rongo. relrlgerotor. Inc. Aoeumoblo loan with down 1~-:----:c:--...:...,:--::--payment, ortcellont condl- •·41 f R tion. Coli 114-387-0881 . or ant 1 Wanted to buy u1ed coal • wood ha11era. Swain Furnituro. 448·3169. 3rd. & Olive St., Gellipolil, Oh. Gonlfol dontlot, now hiring Bnthuala•dc, career oriented dentol aoletant. No pro· vlouo tl'linlng II neclllllfY. lost : Billfold, brown. con· Pleooo Hnd compiota r•· tainlid important papers • 'eume along with ntfwence money. loll in long Bottom to P.O. lo• 721-D. PomeReodsvlllo ..... or Read roy, Oh, 467119. Brothers Store. II found, please coli 1114-986-3383. Tho Gollo-Molp Commun. ltv Action Agency (CAA) io cunontly placing ollglblt youth, 20to 21-olcl, on tho Tltlo liB Summer Youth Employ..,.nt oild Trlinlng 8 Public Sale Ptogrom (SYETP) Appllcl· & Auction tiona muet be - • • of Gollll or MilO& County to ' I· quoHfy. PortlclpenU 32 hauo'l p e r - ond urn Auction every Fri. night et •3.38 par hour. For further the Hanford Community information contect the Center. Trucklaada of new Gollii·Miioo CAA. JTPA men:hondiH _ . , - · offlcN 11 4411-1018 or Consigmonto of ...W and 112·2222 . Tho Gelllo· uoed men:llondoo lllwey8 Molp Community Action wolco..... Rlchord Roy- Agoney II on Equal a_. Aucllonur . 304· 276- tuftlty Empta t•lftd . . 4ice 30119. ' ProAdel . Homes • 4 bdr .. 1 ~ bath, S acres, rdon opot, ~ mi. below . urelca . Worklhop with carI'Ofl, t29,SOQ. Coli 448· 4222. •. ' Wanted To Buy 8obysltter needed In our homa tor an Infant for 1984·85 school yoar during teaching houn. Contact P.O. Bo• 8, Rutllnd, Ohio 41778. 31 For Rent in town wfth option to buy. 3 BR, fenced yord. CoM 1114-448-2081 nights. Up to 15 words ... One day lnoertion ......... $3 .00 Up to 15 words .. Three day insertion .. .. .. $4.00 Up to 15 Wordo , .. Six day lo)sertlon ..... ...... $7 00 (Average 4 woo(da per line) We pay ctJh for lata model clean u11d c.rt. Jim Mink Chov.-Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 446-3672 Ill oil I SLill· 8 75- Pt. Pleasant 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 773-Mason 882-New Haven 895- Letert 937- Buffalo 1 992- Milldleport Pomeroy 985 - Cheeter 343- Portland 247- Latert Fails 949- Racine - 742-Rutland 867-Coolvllle 446 - Gallipolie 367- Cheshlra 388-Vinton 245 - Rio Grande 268 - Guyan Diet. 643-Arabia Dill. 379-Welnut Plano Tuning . ~ lreaeonable. 1 ~ yoaro · rolloblal rionce. Chlrloo Scott, Mid· • dleport, Oh.lo. Coli 1114912-3711. Mason Co .. WV Area Code 304 Melgo CountY Area Code 81 4 Gallia CountY Area Code 81 4 St!rv11:es ;~tate furn1shed prrsmJtiC reu o •, Pavement W1d th - vanes : • ProJeCt Leng th- 0 00 feet or Classified pages cover the following.telephone exchanges ... 71 -Autoa for Sale 72-Tru9kl for Sal• 73-Vans & 4 WD • 7 4-Motorcyclea 76-Boote Ill Motors 76-Auto Parte & Accesoorieo 77-Auto Repair 78-Camplng Equipment 61-Houeahold Goods 52-CB, TV Ill Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 64·Misc . Merchandise 6 &-Building Supplies 5 6-Peta for Sale · 57-Musical Instruments · 58-Fruita & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade f nlplnylill:nl Public Notice • TrdrJspor Lillllll 33 32 Mobile Homes for Sale . PioM Tuning and Ropoir. , Brunlcordl Muolc Co .. 448- 1978 Boyviow 14 X 70, 01117. lklll ond Integrity our Rofrlg, stvva. CA. W8, good trldaontrtc . Lsno Donlols cond. Coli &14-4411· 11011 814-742-2881 . • 1978 oil oloctrlo mobllo ' lt'-no Tuning. (rooaonoblo, home, Ya acre lot with 36~;315 ralltble) 1 2 yean ••pa- block building, ~ ocro lot rlonco. Chorteo 'Scott. Mid- with IOflllc sonk & rurol dleport, Ohio. C•ll 1114- wat.,. Call between 7 • . ~ 982·371 B. 8PM, 4411·0181 . ., AIHHJU nt:r. 1111: nIs Profealonal Services ' '----~-- Tribune - ~2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 :· Ohia Elll Po11tive I.D. DAN SMITH - AUCTII£EI a-49-2033 011 t92-7301 tao accidtnts or loss of -··\ - I Public Sale & Auction .PUBLIC AUCTION _. Of Antl9un Ill Collectora ltemo , LOCAnON: Hodlinc V1lley Motor Inn, Nlfsonvilt, OH. ' FRI.DAY, JULY 13 AT 5:00 P.M. . Evening Sele :· the followin1 items will be sold in the 1ir conditioned comfort of the Hoc:kin1 Valley Motor Inn of Nelsonville. · · .'A vory brief listin1 follows: ANTIQUES, & CLLECTOR ITEMS: A very good selecbon or . oa~ . wanut & mahogany furmlure, also pnm111ve 11ems. wal. nul singte door corner cupboard,lifftop grain box, puncheq •. Un p1e sales. walnul 6 pane hang:ng corner cupboard, nrc~ oa~ claw foot server w1lh oval muror & clawfoot serpentine clawfoot chest wilh m1rror, 3 oa~ Sideboards, oa~ ~11chen cabinetwrth flour bin & sliding upper &lower doors, oak 60" exectuv1e des~ Wllh ra1sed panels. oak flal wall cupboards, • n1ce oak dressers, tables, stands, Llmberts Grand Rapids Stool, 8 niCO oak Secretary bOOk case Wllh head oak bok case w:th ban & claw leet, round oa~ lable with cla'w feel round mahogany 50" dining table with mass1ve claw leel: Tem soze mahogany h1gh chest w1lh hal box & m1rror Plus other . turnrture not listed. Seleclron of wocker 1tems. STONEWARE: 6 gallon 1a r w1lh hand brushed decoral:ons - · Ham1Hon Greensboro stenc1led hand jug, 2 gallon jar w11~ free hand (2), other crocks & 1ugs. • : COLLECTOIIS ITEMS: Old wooden cabmet maker's loot ches~ noce fancy brass piano l1ght, n:ckel over brass rolary.dice game, Old WOOdell' number wheel, Er:ckson banana : shaped bowl wllh paper we:ghl bubble base, eleclnc B&H· · . brass Iaiiie lamp, br:dge lamp wdh marble, small wooden lool box, 2 car hand operated Child's tra~n Wllh about 20 leel of track, assorted wood planes. small malched pa11 of barber . shop sm~s•. 22 Winchesler Model60 Single shol r:lle, double barrel SteYens !2 'sholgun. UNLISTED ITEMS , Salt or Check with Positive ID. · Inn has d1ninaroom .. Of Otti 95 AUCTION JULY 14, 1984--10:00 A.M. Location: 27 Vine St. (corner of Belmont Dr.) . Auctioneer's Note: Be on time! This is 1nother auction of quality clean ~ousehold items includinc knict-knacks.ltams ran1efrom 30's to present time. Broyh:ll sofa - blue prmt. malchmg Broyhill loveseal. lg. 011 , pamlmg on canvas. lg. blue leather chair, 2 end tables w1th marble top, I malching cofiee table. pole lamp, ceram1c wall clock. chma cabmet. wooden wail shell. full SIZe maple bed aoo malching dresser, sm bedroom t ha:r, maple cedar chesl (Lane), maple slereo, 2 pc bedroom su:te maple lull SIZe bed, double dresser, Holpoinllreezer {chesl 'type), • tag washer and dryer. G.E. dehum:d1fler, dinette lable, 2 slt!pr';j stools, se1 steel shelvmg, ereen couch [Kroehlerl. RCA sole TV (black & wMe), wmgback cha:r (Norwalk), I brown footstool, 3 t1ered occ!s1onal lable. book shell, !:replace saeen. andirons, brass ooal lllckel quilting frames. lamp table. old lrunk, electric portable sewmg machme (Smger), Samson~e card table and 4 chaws. TV lrays. books. miSc. bed• hnens, new electnc blanket; afghan, m1sc p1ctures, misC.• tools, set W1ison golf clulis, m:sc table lamps, 2 brass lioor ' lamps, des~ . desk chair, !large ceram1c vase {unusual), padded ouldoor cha1se lounge, webbed cha ise. 1 gnl's p:cy< cle (26m.). lawn ch11rs, Sears 3 speed shampooer, Hoover: ' power dnve hcuum cleaner, osc1llalmg lan, 5 ft step lad. der, 4 crocks , R1val Cln Qpener, Ostenzer blender, loasler oven, 3 enameled roaslers, stainless carvmg set w:th 6 steak knives -1 set nonstone, set Classic Mekm English :ronslone {service ior 12 mcludmg service p1eces). Sunbeam deep fryer, old box hal su:tcase, m11c k:tchen ulens:ls. m11c pans, z- ~ Sunbeam mllers, old Knowles collector plate ~·~~~d•w~~~ t: dis~ :i~~~~:~~~;.f::~~~:J~~ 21nc lid.m1sc. 3 Sienko several p1eces orlales, brass, Ibrass pr brass candlestick hOlders w:th bells. (5 matching), Murphy's lawn mower, lots numerous to menloon. TERMS: C1sll or check llith P,opor I D. All items to be sot- .tied for 1nd rtlllcmd clly of Slit. Not responsible for lost· items or accidenb. Lunch served . · .: GUARDIANSHIP AUCTION Personll Property of Garnet Beard Polly Wethertlolt, Guardian Suzanne Moulton, Attorney : ~ Guordian~hip, Gall11 Co. . Probllte •17,864 • Sllie Conducted By . THE McGHEE AUCTION CO. Gallpotla. Ohio 46631 Phone (614) 446-0&52 Auction-: Myron l. tBud) McGh. . App. Auctioneer: Steve McGhee - -- �\ ' July a, 1984 21 Oppo~unity COMMERCIAL BUILDING GOOO USED APPLIANCES Wa1h.,., dryeri. refrigeraton. rangao, Sklno Ap· pUanceo, Upper River Rd. ballde StoM CI'Hf Motel. S14-441·7398. $SAVE$ . AT THE DENTAL CENTER For Lease or Sale ON DENTURES Located 435 Second Ari. in Glllipolii ICrOSJ froii.Posl Office. 4,000 sq. fl. build· DURING JUNE & JIILY SAVE 1120 in1- Would 1111kl idell re1111 outlet or offices. Con· !let M. Donley, Rt 2. Box 275, Bidwell, OH. 45614. .ON ASETOF OUR VERY BEsT DENTURES ' SAVE $60 PER IIENTURE PHONE 30n72-3222 R.B. SMITH 64 Misc. Merchandise RIPLEY. W. VA. JULY 3ht IS LAST DAY . TO BUY A GRAVELY AND GET A .FREE ATTACHMENT IN STO.CK MODELS 2 WHEEL TRACTORS 2-5240 Hind Start 8 HP 1-5260 Elec. Start 8 HP · 2-$.645 Halld start 12 HP "FREE" Mower Tiller Plow or Harid Tool ond light , hou .. · koeping roorna. P•rlc Central Hotel. Coli 814·446- 07~6 . · 1 SIHplng r®m •125. utili· tloo pold. Shore both. mole only. RenDe • refrtg. 919 Trailer lot for rent. upper At. 7. Coli 814·387·0232 or 448-4285. 47 Wanted i:o Rent Wanted 1tor4tge tpace in barn or garage' to .store old • ~:;: u'p :C, ,t;2t ~~,!1.=: *&50. ond ·up. maple or plno fini8h. Bunk bed complete with mattrOIHI, $260, and up .t o U95. Baby bedo, 1 1.0. M~eoaao or liox 10 HP ford .......... ,............... ·;. '995 oprlnga, lui or twin, •&a .. · Automatic, ~ydraulic lift_, 42" mower, snow ·blade. · · sets. firm. U8. auoen *195.and4 •7a. dr. cheats. .42. II dr. chettl, -.&4. Bed 8' HP' M.assey Ferguso·.n" " ' ' ...... $595 ' !romeo, S2!1.and t25., 10 · NO MONEY DOWN $50 A MONTH rang11, refr,iglratora. TV ..t., . • ' :-· Big .Foot Park . Directions: Rt. 7 South of Gallipolis, erose Raccoon Creek Bridge. Turn right 8o follow signs. · OFFICE OPEN TILL DARK . • ~ ~------~--------~ Anniversary Sale JULY 5 THRU JULY 8 WEEKDAYS 9 T.O 6:30 SATURDAY 9 TO 4 SUNDAY 1 TO 4 . 1984 18ft. TRAVEL TRAILERS - STARTING AS LOW AS $6,295 . Plas Tex.&Title SAVE UP TO ss,OOO ON ANY . MOTOR HOME ON OUR LOT SAVE UP TO '2,000 ON AN'Y . YELLOWSTONE TRAVEL TRAILERS . . Dele Scheiber, our Yellowstone repressentative. will be here for the weekend. Re&ister for free door prizes . . · 10% Discount on all Store Merchandise 125 Off On Any l.eer'lopper In Stock ANNIVERSARY . CELE~TION ·AT :BURDffiE SERVICES &SUPPLIES U.S. lt. SO Wast, CaoiYille, Oh. 45723 614~667-3386 .... ' · kltW!o. - llttoro U..-t-. · Sand. •Grlvtl. Ooll)larld In M - . Maigo, Golllo 0< pick up -* Rlchardo • lon. c.. ~-nell. · cut up ilalro '1 e ,. "'-d. Call 114,jlft· --'for--· &il Building Supplill • Moulltlln S - Block, Rt. 33, N- Ha.. n. Completa ' . • ~~.'~c{Z~'I;!;, ~: \_\. ":) " " - day 304-882-2222. -lnt812·3239. !1. 00~1! We'"" lm.d al3 year (lid brick ra!'d'lh!l~in perfect -~ · grassy Iin Hilwaway ·Acres P!Wides • kina'> view of !hen Township. Home fealures 3 large BRs. liull batt., living room_wilh firflllla<e, famiy room. Olge eo!·in kitthen with delu•e cabinetS. 2 car garage _& 2 - ~ce D!JChes. ·25 acres to go along with IDu!e wllicll•iltludes pine lludded kno! Md ideal~ fonmal lak• W0!1l 18$1 king at $79,9(Xl · . . ~~be you~ wiltllitlle 00~~.u:.~~: ~ .v 1 111 NEW USTIIIG Qll QUiET STII££T-YQU'U ~~ 1111> lflo qually btJilt 3BR "'"" itlst ool$ide of' me city limits. Pertecllor roupk!s jtJst startin11 oo( 111~ ho100~cleall and in a mce .area lndudes eat·•~ late~ wilh all appliances, I car ~:'~gas he.t and, ~B~tral air. Buyers , Prolecli>n Plan. m \Y~ .and i!JOrS make ~ l»nne 1o ~ . balfl: gas heat carpollan!l Buyers Pr<Qciion. $<: .,JUO. trw I ·lI I · '* 7 · · · LOVELl WOODED OHIO RNER SflliNG Situated on a 23 acre kool with kNeiy vieW ollhe river this. ~ 4TH All£. - V"Y I!DOd il-IDwn locRorl. RI!ITIOdeled 4 2800 sq. tl ho100 olio~ Plenll of privacy. The ill me has 3or 4 bedroom home. lrdudes alum. sidilll\ tami~ room bedrooms, 3 lu! coram<: tile baths, equiP!*~ kitdlen, 2 , fireplace, dinilgroom, nat gasi'oatlhighest$101).~ liret>liK>S. 2 family roorro,large finished balement jindudes delacbed garage pus a ~rge ferrel backyard. Buyer . 15124 lamly rQOnl), 3 zooe wilh heal. 2 car carpor1. plus · ' · ~n llr 1'f"'l· $49,900. Owner oil help finance. r!lich more Wil sel addili(lnal 42 ac!!'S with "'~ walnut cherry, ash. HoiJse and 2.3 ao prited. at $69,900. · NUIIIIE_RONE PIIIORriv'-LOCATION . > Ideal~ i~Jj:aled. on~ . 2 Illites fnln- where YIXI're dose 1o GOOD HOlE - NeW ising 3 BR. large balfl, uli!i\Y, large everylflong rut still • the courlry•.Yoo ilfrrirelhis L·shaped livilg roo!!\ 1Sx24' gi!lage. ()1e of lfle be!!: buil and :,:' ranch yoo pass by~ Ycxi111ail in ki11e wilhthe 0r onre yru'"" O!M it 2 bricl< firEplaces, iarge living coo<ltioned homes .. have listed. N<e I.Wn. garden area; or trailer spaai.IJ;oaled iUS! off Route 7 011 George's Creek Road. room and 24x241amiy room. 3 bedrooms. 2 biilhs' and lull . On~ asking $4ZOOJ. . · basement Easy Ill heat. and cool. Large nai ~~ o1 apprOKI\lOtely I acre 2 car garage: • lOOKIIIG FOR SQMUHIIIG COOl, COMFORTABLE, QUIET !'IIYATEm - We have a 3 bedroom home siluated Racaxlll Creett Approx. Ncres of cleared land and • aio!li frontage ~h"private OOat d!Jck Ideal ~Sp&i$Pe~i' • R~nl water. SOme wOoded area. Price oow ·. , e .· "ery!i""' gun - Gun coblnoto. UIIO. Gas or electric ran,." S376. Baby mottr.. eoo. •26 · • '35. bod !romeo •zo. u5 • no. king troino . 8110: Good se!ection of bedroom suites. c-eder cheat1, . rockers. meUI c:abinetl swivel 'rockira. • ' Uaed · Fumiture ··." Chairs, dryers, and TV' a. 3 miles out .relidence ~P; LUXURY HOlE AT IIAIIGAIN Plitt£ Most house lor the money oo the marli!t Seauiit~ stone and frame illni! with leifurO< ~*• •-~-- oor1 ftoofs. den or study, 3-4 BRs. 1M S-0-l-D~mily lbOih hove offi<E, room liB......, fireplace). tlr!!1al din .... "" -'and 2 ~ baths 2 car gar~. In city lll!llt; 011 deadend slreel $79,900. ' WAITIIG fOR YOUllllherniEDOFcm N1i11111! a JUST JtBird ..,_ llilfin i1 few IJMiy 3 bed.room bricll 111~eutC , e- 11· ..... ,..., home in avery delirable to- . . 3 · Seely Queen size "box spring• in orginal pac~ge, U!1Uied, $60 eac:h. Call 614-245-9398. . addition~ fireplaces are '" city ca_~nel! .., N·~ ~· fir'~Jia<;e 608 · POMEROY,O. ,..c;· 992· 2259 NEW LISfiNG - Middleport "- Neat 3 bedroom home on good street lndudes garage, kitchen equipped with range, ref., · d~hwasher, patio, central air, 60xl20' lot All this for only ~ontage In lur commerCial use. WIR se1 al or part dependilg 011 ilJyef M 011 Rllfll ol Hdzer Hasplal. CaN us lor roore mlorrnalion. 011 tioll1 up mosl ol OOill-rroSI '" .one areii. used buy slreom dairy, llill123' A<~ng JUST A ~ · 39.4 AcRES - RIO GUilD£ - for 011~ $22,00J YQU Wia orm llis ~rge wooded in I 'lfl'/ i!DOd areo near Rio Grar1do. PMd road lronil(le. LOOJ IMdt iUntfd apjlllllimately 15 yrs. ""· • AT price al -~ PIOOUCTIOII PI:R Vile'""" 4.443 ACIIS lor new home. cooitruclion ~ed ius! 1.5 nile west of Rio Gral)de oo RloCenletpoim Rood. No MWlbie hon1es- Has nice wooded areo. County water·-· quality homes in - Pi'<eil• $14.000. . witlllut shed. ACflf o lhe key 1o a success1u1 larm operation. Why work i!Kira acres when I ac. ,. loss will just as IOOCh. lei us sillw you a prodtJcliYe IlSee. farm lflat ra dulars. lliis 115ac. urO! · I .•M1 r<lurnonmoreSR lor775.yourtt MlllYeslrneril ronti1111e 1o be a larm · with management H'satobaa:o. &Jain, hay and IMSoclr , Il . tarm. · , · ... ~ . produclive IJI0(1 FARM IN MEIGS COUNTY - Owner Wants An Ofler - I~ acres with bam, . ·sheds and ho~ Also gas well producing and minerals. Call III'IIIIUI .AI'I'IOI. I I I I I I ::rs..~~=~ ~~~=r: t.t. just. 70 ACRES_~ IOIIlE HOI£ - Wyru enjlrj ~of - . plenly "' wildlle,!Rams, ..... """ and just lliain elbow room lflen you'll want ID ioe this. lndudes 12164 .maiJie horre with - $.12,000. . su•miE RmfAT - ilr yW-~ound ,...-, This ~ IMO maiJie home iS !ilulled on tb Like (RI<:roon Creel). and has- ..,_, boll dDdi and lillY eccess 1o Dt1io Rivet lor IK>Itine lhe home ilcMies 2 lredraotro. equilliJed t;!chen, mast ........ 10i25 . .. . IOxJI...- pordl ~~creek, plus IOxiO Slorlle. ·You must see this one II $18.500 ! ,.. • li . ' EIGHT liUDII(O Ull1 jist ofl Rio Crande(enterpaint Rd,2.5 acn!! II 5.44 acres. Rio Cenlrt ~ with P1o1oc1ive nollidil"' IJI."' - j i l l lhe mcs in lfis QUiet ~-Pyiced fnln $7)50 II $11.45(1. 68 AC. FMI o:....i juli tWo mile> east of 11i1 Grliide "" E- ilenrlo! Rood. Clly !iChadS. 40 ec. mil of jpld ""'' land. blllfoce " ptllure. 4000' m~ of n.d IRinbtll County millllk Has idlildolod- 3lilidnxim- blllr. lorced air · G!lod orHarm SUpPy and SiNI Slrearn. 2 barns and n.:hi1e - . . . ' ee • • ~ ~ ll!!lillle lo t ; ....... • . .:::'.t.; ~o~D ~ Cln SCHOol. SYSTtM Nice lqe kt 100 I. 11r ll4 1. 1211. 11r 00 ft. Price mobile home in edlllt LUdlirlrl 2 arr pre. nnl-*- Nice Ra dale to ('. . . . IJnl, 1-. nlllllll!ill tJr only $16,900.1.1!1 us sliM JIIU 1lis one mw. . 150 1012 SQUIIE fOOT BLOCI BUilDIIG Many ue-.-1111 be 1flii*Y sDt. mwmade irE a 4 ruorn · 1M bllh lope. helci .... nnl "*system, plusciled 111!1 ... • l t atoog .151 ACRE _.WISTOIIMlO~lOSB.l!2IIIIIIDI IIIICII IWG. NICE lftN I'Ufl IUJIIOP DRIVE. ~ ~ ·s.:en •I i• will! nice houSe and .yard • • SPill!& VAU£f SUIDMSIOI No pel$. . • .IIEW USTIIIG: 15 acres of land near Hofzll< Ho$pital. fOJRIMIID ruling, 8eautif~ - · llt>elopets 1.57 ACIES - 7 IOOIIS *· Nice .... Clnhl nnl ... . . , lqe fiinjy 101111. ~1121 GRit; . . ~ storm lliniiOw5 <11111 dDcn. Nice APAmOIS FOI ROll wl IEED USrtiiGS - U$1 IIITIIIJS 11570 ' I , 3· ! : I ~~ 01-'-"» •• aM bile home hookllp. lg. metal tidg. with two car garage: Feocecj.ilill $29,1XKl. ,.,. .A1'1'11JX, Z ACRES Of WID within the city, has beaWfU bedrm. brick home. P'lcbri!sque ..ew of the Ot1io 3 w.b.. • ileplaceS and OliOOor lirepace · p rm. • dec»! ad with solid cllerry i.JJIJrl with ·ri~!dariUffi. 21\ bedr1IL Call(err Morpn lor addilioNI · OUT YOUR BACK DOOR OIITO Til( GOlf COURSE •howe ~ 2 bedrQOin ali b rent Price $175 per monlll. ~I< • 1592 laaSiel-. FARM uliized for gngte liiJTiliy or 3 apar_fJII!Il!S, I .._tm.OO. . ':.Nii)iS(ili: 11!3£ ru:,t VIIII.A:. .J lJf\ I MIX~~"' .J ~ Yll:lli Ills. Nice sill lrtildiw 118 IIIII al tMIIies IIBe. Lm lil2 101.1 ., 111.1 8llllr . Ill '1111 1451 ,. L : . .. ld(!al • Pnce pj.(Ql fOR u•NI MitiS DR SFaiTSTID lOllY la 101ES. an 11001&. $12.000. . ...·--·-· - . DOlt• I • $33.000. ' . e REMOJOO.ED Z·BEDRIL HOllE '11!1 Ave Acompact home t I ~-new featJJ'es. begjooer or retiremenl home Only t ~ • iA& STIIUCTURE AlOIIG . • I • School whl:h can be . . 4111 AVE. within sghLof Wl$1 n,tr~~l • • • . • .,,.,..TED lEAR RADIO STATIOII - 3 Bedrm. home, farnil': rm. • ; • ~~~ gar_aee,_atJII'OL 2aciils, very IJI'Iate. hQNM<, ~I nan j •. .~ ~ ~ inils, N5o. a beatmt~ in-troonr:l SWimmrl' '~ in ,.. 2-~ "'fEDWI." IIIIIC1t HOME apprlll. 2 O!iles front ely~ li 11oneYI 1ini1s. 3 beOODS..Iormal dining rm. 2 w.b..ire~ with Bee" <M!IIS.i.g. family or T'l rm.,siua1ed ooapprox,;~acreofland.l % part. ; . city a... bw. or rent! . • AFIIIE DUTCH ~IAI. HOME sduatedinGailiJI()Ii$acrois~om.. : • ~auf fwse. 2·3 bedrms.. lormal dinmg.r!ll, 2 tu4 baths, • ='in~ I w.b. irepace. par1<ing &• piage 11 ·rear. etT,aranl* IIHLDIIII sm -~~~ POIIISMCIUTIIIIIAD - II acre "" st: I Rl J41 1m11s. bltila locilion ~-- Now li!q Dan, nqun. Ontl II ' . I . ·lkt "'"mail. ilioltr 446-3796 IN GALLIA COUNTY . 1 CALL oR ~~~~!::';. ~::. r.t~% · 446-3643 EvE~ B~id"l'~~r•.::~:k-,796· 1 I . , ~ . ---------------~ •' ------------ • ' •• • .,.jt• • ' 311 ACRES IIIlO GMIDE;... Good......._"" U1ie ""Smal 111000. Pellect lor I g;.~2'; hlmeo. ~.... j' used lor 3 or 4 bedrms. ~ will1n wail<ing cislance from mostllliiio. · • serWles. Only $30,00000. ...;....;>-• • • • tHIS HOllE lEEDS AUTru "J.LC.". however. the locmn is px1 will o1tse1 any ex~es. A Perfect home lor wraire-. -mg fD he in • ril:e,~ and Close t o - anal-: ym can buy it kxlly tJr $42,500.00. · • •• ,~. 111~ SOliiH Of 110~-: <Miy4iotslel lipiD 2il:. Slarl il S7.5al. EilllleriC lallond 11 a qua1ty rllittlbo llllld. f!ellllit)jlilld Sfii.,.IC lllh Crly scllaoll· rounty - ·~ 'IACAIIT WID -:- GOOD IIMSTiltlli'- 69 ~ mil olland with QUIIily rowmg ~ees """ ill05l Aclr>'<Jt. 4,000' ·or rood • ~ i • AHAIIDY. IIMDY lOCATIOII along Garfield Ave. Home can . . • Ill ACRES - IACCOCII .CIIRK - I lll!JilE HOI( HOOIUI'SI - A 'lfl'/ llllndive lllme or maiJie home !i1t wilh i¥111 creek lnx'lllile and "'""' ill Ohio RM!r. Good - l o r boll dock, -g sile. out of flood .... 3 sewer, and 8ectric hoolups. · • i ~- - • e i pine !reo!. 732 lb. CdllcQJ lrlle. Asloing $24,000. fi1r1 1 • redualf ., $42.1XXJ.OO. • ., • DOII'T OWUlOOII THIS IIAIGAII in U.ek.a! 2 bedrm. home. 2 baths am lois of room lor expansion. Located just oil RL 7 1 • darn Price $22.00000 . • • • I'JNE TIEESETTIIIG FOliO HOI£- 2 milesnorthoi.Rio Grande 0!1 Kyger Road. iUiding, live in i!DOd 10'1150' mollie oome. Has county - -and new SOIItit Sj!lem. This 19.5 ocrellico has 7ac. M%oftiOP area Balance in 1110111y ~ Rarlch styiP.. ig carport, adapled --...... ferml yard and n-ground SWimrrJOg pool. l'ric:eOi; I . l 8EIIIIIl HOME <ily t.nd locateil mad fronlage bedrooms, dining room, pretty kitchen, one bath. and large utility room. Approx. 3 acres with equiplilellt shed and a nice lront and rear porch. . ~~ ·.lEW LISTIIIG - 3 Bedrm home aklng Chestnut St lol . serviCe *t' in real. t ~ !iilra&e. with rice g;~rden area f'IUIIIII' : .$38.500.00. . . . •• • 2 l/3 ACIES oQNn city I"!its, l'OOI5 commercial,..... : • St.At 7. Price red~ m$2S,OOJ.OO. I ; blrbeque IIIII. lir ~ .lEW t.iSTJIIG: 2\1 .ACRES in Spindield Twp. Price $10.500 • 87 ~ sd1ools, CO. FARM on Sl Rt '!1.7, 3mi. N. U.S. Rl I JACtisON 35 Appr011. ·5000' 011 S.R witl1 .,.., very i!DOd I btiilding sites. Croilond sides ol SR 327. Postwe and woods ·,.. larm. Can with or I cern. bl~ btiildllg priorly 20A. Pood. iPJd welll6'ii64' as 40'•75' bam I1 Has,St60.00J. older 11ime,..needi repair CaH lor more details. · FEET OFF U. S. 35 ROON£Y - 16 ic;_, II .Mil!riRii FEWSll.OOO leel ol tronlage. uiX!ilent kJcation and ti'o . . with fireplace, 4-5 · AlB YACAIIT 101 - Dowlto-!ln Gali!Ois, mmmercial area 55'x112'1 : • ~ beilg ~ .lor parkilg _lrt Call lor more informaliofl. • = ~ees, pond, ~ woods, S)'stem, NEAR RUTLAND - 28 foot 011~ ene : I . iocUn . • .• mi~ ~ $27,1XKl.OO. • $34,900.00. . RfAI.lORS Hilly a..!. .If. 992-6191 Doltit T..- 992·!5692 .ltln Trusseii949-2S60 Jo Hill 985 44" ~ ill_ Chester - Nice 2 bedroom ranch with a hUge living room. ·central air conditioning, nice lot and a 2 car garage -workshop , ~;>me., l 1 II TIUS and triy '> mile below Gallipolis alll!i£1,_-• . 1t1, 4 bedim. home With a beaLfifuldd pine pandechleil nl c:omblill* fire!Uce- Fonnal dining and IMng rm.. • • (w/lifP:el, 2 car g&r'W! and 110fk' aria: 2 baths. Call lor ·~o,tiloflrlefll! · • • all ..., 10 e ..muD ~ . . . 10 hotrle.. : · ._wm ~ Township - A 2 story, 3 bedroom home. full basement nice level 2 acres with shed, crib, other outbuildings. Also 1ndudes 2 bedroom mobile home with equipped kitchen. · NEW LISTING - Middleport e1 pro~~ided: Q)Unty fi.:. t 3 unit!. Pnce reduced tD $30,000.00. . . • .3LOIS At.c IIW IIIII RD. ~ 2 with IQcalon ('neff~. : kt will l!k and septic tank. Ready lor 'fiX' fllOitile 00 & $7.500.00 eech. . ~ r8lling up add-on lamily room. 1 car garage: $6.000.00. for Showing · . • COli£~ BUilDIIIG in VIOton. has 2 ajR with JX*OOal Nat NEW LISTING - Chester Township - I acre lot with 2 bedroom 12'x50' mollie home, G(IOD .today I' .iifAunFUL ..CK 3BEORII. HOME~ 2\! acres, 7YB- cid. ~f1 edt Bidwei-Rodney Rd Elec. heat pump, fireplace. cert vacuutll,~ l .• S¥*m- 570,(00.00. . .' • • (carJ)Oiodl ~ doesn~ dinirtl. ClliiS Tuppers Plains - Ranch home with .3 bedrooms. separate utility, attached garage, WOO<Iluin~. . plus electric b.b. ooat Approx. I acre lot $35,500.00. $37,600.00. ~ng gar~. sho;Jpg~ 11:. NEW LISTING - tam~y· room QUAlm 0ver1 d ""'" $34.900,00. NEW LISTING - ill ill sllady E . Main. . . . . I~ ution - close to Holzer hospital. This home has • ~ings. • .Pile£ ~0 on this 2story Federal tJick lilme located alonll S Vine st. Gallip)is. 3 bedrooms, ~~~ ooths. cent air. formal f • RIOlO, ibrary, family rm. decks and many more amenities. _Call .,.. lor an IIWOM•n~ · · 1t1 pice you can Iiford.Lavely 3bedroom, 11! batfi, •nd lnme !lome. Fully equipped lrilchen, eldra farge room, Ill on nicely landscaped lot Priced in low $40s. has lllraclively ""' _, .. . bod~ lloo~ ,.. lor11111 entrance, a laree ijvin& room, ~ nice Ioree lrilthen with , toriul dining _, .... 2 .....,. 2 · area and pr<1ge.. The home p;_t;..."; ~ . is siW*d on • lafee well m lurier n1 011er 2 acre landsuped fol wrlfl chllin d lind. Ci1l IDr penur1111 link'fenced in bac~ yard. sllll\lliRI 11 this WD! Rf Also lilt ps and ceilltaf air. -. cBrl home ..... pricedin:"'S&k easily lila~ I 11111 11 liikl Ci1linlls and _ . niert 111111q ·fsllnd. flali ~ ~t · :::~tm:: liilque · piny I Stately. 2 stayNEWbrjdr·li$TING WITH livER VIEW . hQme a lot of character. features I largo livmg room/lanii~ room rombinaliOn, lorm~ d11ing room wiltl beautiful french OOo!s. large eat-in kitchen. 3 BRs . (sev!Jal aflic rooms rould be limshed lor more), m I ballls. lull Yool lee! at horre immerliarely wl'ile the &'! by. N<e lot 11.8 acre mill wiltl 161l • . I watching pioland 2 BR oome-pertect rental oome.lols o1 DOII'T JUSTDRM BYYcxi -Mil be pieosanllysurpri!l!l.by • : ""Yone. $94.500. . · · . .PRACTICAL LUXURY • Relax .and enjoy lhis 3-4 bedroom. 2!& balh home lhat "!" SfJICOJS and remodeled iiterior. 3 Ill bitt., · • I PUTroom.~r """kitchen ar<l'dirwlg .... nat gas heal, --.....plus. • Allllli PAST '"YOUR-FUTURE- Beautif~ residence leatunis a 2b22 famiy room with a woodluner and den (or n1ce shMied Y!!d in town. Ownets anxious 1o sel . I updllled i~ t..n bwR about 18.18 has been well mainlainel and 4th bedroom) on the.loWer '""· ~· wilh -eqt.ipped for many, many more years ol ro"*""ble IMn' . kitthen,2 car il''"i' and lenced backyanf tor:ml ofl Rl35 BEAUTIFUL CAUFCIIIIIA IIAIICII loclted 011 choice lot in .hardwood and 141 hke lflese school dqttict Reduced ID $67,001 , 1.. Beaulilul Spring Valey. This brick lone hadd excBI!r!t care and ' hard, find anymore. Horne 1ndudes 4 8Rs, eat-in kitchen -maontenance. Features indude 3 1.-ge BRs, 2~ bllhs, 1qa l dining room, .living room. lam~y room, sitting room. 1ormai QUALilliS IIIE lEST IIIVESTIEIIT- And joo11 find plenty I entrance, liv11g room-witlllin!place. dining mom and don. Sapor Iiden l 2 balhs and _utilily room. 2 BR apl with -rate of o in lhis 3 bedroom brick ranch. laid out 11oor jlan rs boasts new and counleriDps. doul* and ' . entrance Asking $99,00Q desi&fled lor romlortable IMng decorated with I EliCEPTIOIIAI.LY Mil OECOIAT£0 in Ea."" ,_:...,_ _ lorrnal entrance niCe living room, kitclien. and.clining room txill·ln BBQ.,Sliding doris ofl den open 0111o Cll'l!!ll!d polio l and recreolion COUrt. HoniMIOd itiOfS and · . ' 2 car gas hOIIllocatel in convenient sjlll I charm. 3-<1 bedrooms, _beaulilul living rl!llm with and dosebalhs.hostifal. beaulilullrinl llJyers Pbn $95,CkXl . : but sacrifice ·pr;,acy. • . fantastiC voew ollfle nver. N<e lawri 1\Jns the rivtr Owner • 1o Columbus. Asloog $59.500 Wanl an offer. I. (lish or have a Ill~ dock in your own ~011.t yard). In IDwn · · ' ' 6.5 ACIIS.. P_WS, 4 -r «*14 ;.....__ ...._ • ., .......... •' · " suKoo!ldll 9!1'11 - ~ small down. Pl'lll«rt take -~~ ,_ ""'""'' ·~·'" "'"~·-~ ~~· ·$23500 mo ' . say al-ngRio~andsiJrrwndinKareaWejustC<1!1't I !-""'· • . ... , q·_·u '~~ a·nd -~-·~ . " . ~~ $89.200· ASSUIE pyml ~ilcludes taxes & insurance). 2 bedruo'ms. enougll iiliiU ltii fine 00 ~ . . - buildintlol! [lone • BUILT HOM.£ IN GAlliPOliS" - Large 3story brick fireplace. new root. h"'! kAchen, new HWtarr~ plus""" ~ should want 1o s_ell. and the -~ ~ you shoukl I "BfST • Ill me oo 3nf Ave. lncltides origjlal woodwor~ lirepliK>S. 3 · yard with•nees and garden ~ mi. swlh $26,JIO. WMt t" home and 6.5 acres, p!iced at $95.000: baths. 2staircaS!l' I.,.IQr rP.Staurant anti®esillp, multi)lle LET SOIEONE ElSE IAI!F "'n'AYIEIITS - Ranch I lam!) dw<ling 1• entt'""'l.•<lo New dorms, ori!Jinai duplex 11 ""'" Eocl S-0-\.•u ~ IMng·room, i<itdlen NEW liSTlNG ::_, 198U4x70 -~~~me with -~llllo.-l '. sr..rtters. Bargain at $74,900.. Owner wlllradli lor smaller and batil. gas~ - ~ ....,nl air. Bkldc imilruclion Bit 2.bllhs. e8:lric: hell. l<IBH!d in txrd\2-:I1 """"• !'Jmer Ol $37,500 m~ IOXI2 mer1a1 ~-~ 011 a rOd ••• • • I -FARMS, VACANT LAND & BUILDING LOTS-. •• HOliDAY HillS 11£111UT - 2 and 25' self-contlined • FARM Thisoonelhalwillcatchyoureye.Enjoya I 74.SAC. •• camper, sl1tller house. woler and sewer. .,.., walk alcni lhe creek. "'plorelbe caves. and just enjoy HAS IT ALL 8 ac bOttom land, 15 ac. pasll<e, 25 ..:. I lhe scenery lhis farm.There are 6 acres ofCIOPIM>d 15 ae woods. ,pood. stream. i!"'"house, i!DOd modem .plus access RJimln Creel< and ri;rts lor diiching • DniY $9.900.00. Excelont retreat • pasture and 52 acres woodland, 13391h lribacro base, ai iocalxln and 9.5 miles 10 tldzer Hospibl. Pnced a1 I !1'nerals mduded Tliire • also an older rut livable 3 $57,500. . • RACCOOII ClEEk FRain& Over 200' of oab!ih<>« lllme. 400' ol paved road lrontage & 400 (\I'M I bedroom with eosy access 1o Olio River. Good bilding krls. MoiJile """' 1 ofl Rl 7. Many pos$;bllk $41.500. 2!1 AC. Ill WRH GOOD 3 D HOlE- B~ garage. strraae il>lnes weirome. LoCs of $15.000. . bldg., larm II open pasture land. Road I LOT USTINGS Clearvow Estates - Just o1t Route 7 at , lrontage lor - • • housing, V"Y desirable Rurlllocalion 4U5 ACRES - t.ocaled 2 mies north G1 !Iii Grande. 11is • I vrew Raa;oon Creek. 100'"'-50' exc81ent devl!lopmen( beautitui to M!. Priced at $55,600. pine !reo slrrlded iM1d .,,..,. lor • home • plus Centtol sewage county wilier. city . . ' hunlint or rllising a rew calle or """"- Rll'aiWIIII"""" RacaJon Creek lllals and near river Owner 15 ACRES Ill Of LAIID InCluding modem 5BR home, large I financmg available wilh down payment Part ol gas and oi pool. and loclled in school bam. Pat1-ti100 llrrrine operation. Beautilulhome lites. $22.001 .. . ' . Bulovlllo Rd. Open ' sam to 6pm. Mon. thru Fri., 9em to 5pm. Sat. 61 4·448-0322 I LISTIIIG - Co~ 3 bedroom home located e•• QlEW Main St in v'""'"- 43' x 200 with a Buy $20,001. . . ' In *GOOD BOATING . *GOOD FISHING *BOAT DOCK & RAMP *BATHHOUSE · · . *WATER & ELECTRlC K..;. Oragonwynd Cottort IIIIo. AKC Chow puppleo, WE -NEED -LISTINGS. BADLY balemenl 'I attractive ull alljont ''0"' I • Campsite owlnf · tvr.:,• el•ctrlc. dryeu. auto wa 0haro. gao • · t~~ectrlc 1988 Plymoutll 2 df., hard top, 1300. 8 HP 811ra rldlnt · 1300. Coli ~1111. . Pata for 66 .. Efficienl brick ble F Own Your Own· 17 cu . ft., ... calllint condition. ueo.oo: Pliono 3,04·171·3133.. i:lothoo line poota. 231n . RCA <*or conoolo TV. Mtl or !JaiiHII oil axe aonct.. mu1t alii. 304· Picnic tabloo. all olzao. deliverY. 304-1715·:Sin. • &711-3481. Merchandise MerclliHHI1se Us. ED. TRACTORS .\ • S I Waohol. good Whlrlpolrl wringer, flrwt come. fi~ .-.coil 11 4-IIH-3117" Ml~e . cal. 304-676· 1832. ••E• GR va _ TEM ' . ._...,., <_ • TIUNI!ING OF BUILDIIIG! shape. 3 BR. 2~ batt., _eat-miltchen,livNlg room and lamly' room, 2 PI' garage, ublty room. full basemen( n<e lawn -in Q!J!el flOI!lhbOrlm! ooeril' eflidenl Claie to IDwn and hospital. GaS i'oal, central ar, E>celent condrtioo inside and oot "~' wmh.,$59,900. BAUMlUMBER CHESTER . • !185-3301 _,..,.Cit', TV ·· ADOiloncoe•.127 Third Ave .. OiiUpoUo. 114-441· 1 119. Spin waohoro, got • Knauff Fnwood ' Rtd,cod priaw thru July 31ot; Ha.. your own ••••anM woocl thle ..,.,_., 114-211-Uft. .. GRAVELY TRACt' . OR .SALES. & SERVICE ."1011" T.HE . 36" Mower. Frlgldolro 2 door coppertOM Wiseman Rea[Estate Agency REAL EST ATE , ·NO.l INSALES IN GALLIA CO • I I I I I The W. Va. 64 61 Household Goods "51 1-!ousahold Goodf . ' I. COUNTRY MOBILe Homo Part<, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. La_rpit Iota. Call .614-992-74.79. . . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rock~r, otto· _ m•n •. 3 tables. (~xtra ·heavy _ . A_ I ~y Manning loush-Owner by Frontier), s6B6. Solo. _ MV . . · chair and . lovel8at. $2.75. PH. 992-2975 Sofaoandchoiropricedlrom iiJ 210 Condor St.,_pomeroy t286. to $89&, Tables. t46 1 • up 'to · 1126. Hide·•· .._ _..;._ _ _ _-...:-::;.;;;;;;;.:.::,~:;,;~JJ"nd bodo,$440. ond up to 8526., Rocllnero, S175 . to · I e376 .. Lampo from t28. to $75.5 din•"•• $89 .. topc. 436. _7 pc. t189 and up. Wood table wh:h •ix 4 5 7 ·, . I I I I I 2nd. Avo., Golllpolio. Coli 448· 4418 aftor 7 PM . 51 Household Goods 8 Speed, 36" mower. 61 Household Goods r'·--·--·---------------- For rant SleepinG · Rooma "FREE" 4 WHEEL TRACTORS 50" Mower 1-8122 12 HP Elec. Start l-8179KT 17 HP .Eiec; Start 50" or 60" Mower 1-8199KT 19 HP Elec. Start 50" or 60" Mower 16 HP. .Twin Allis Chalmers ...•. 52595 42" Mo~Ver. , · 'I H 10 Hp Whee orse ,";, •" .... " S1749 Ohio Point -. 61 Housa_ l)old Goods 64 Misc. Marc;ltandiaa 44 . Apartment for Rant 19M Page D 4 .The Sunda Tin-Sentinel' Pomelay Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Busineu ' •, : 0 ; I ' } • • t' tt •• :• • • ..,...• • �·- - -------------~-':.....!_1- - ----:----· ---• Page-O..~The 61 Ohio Plllint Sunday Times-Sentinel Farm Equipment 71 TI1ATIC-ID-- Autos for Sale byHtM-andBobiM Farmall M tractor with Leaae your new vehicle don'1 good con d. Call 614-379- buy. No down pai(ment, 2484. ' ••cellen1 retea. Information Cell Collect Braun & Asao. · J .D. 45 ~ombine . both ciatas 614·423· 6660. heads. good cond ., with new 63 6 yr. old Sorrel mare has • had. 2 yr. training at Meri· dith Manor. 3 yr. old aorrel gelding, aired by 'Super Chicks cen be ahoWn with little work. 8500 ei~h . Call • Loa 614-992-2488. 1978 Dodge 'maxl van . PS. P&. air, cruise, auto. trena· 72 77 Joep Wagoneer p.t .. p. b.. 4 -whHI drive. t11100. Call .1 971 GMC Stop 'lan. tnode 814-742-2261 . or 1011. CoH 11•·4411-•337. 1971 Bluer 4WD, body '1971 luburbta Chevrolet, rough, 1977 400 cu._ ln. ~ton. Col-·0836. haodorO:. muddoro. 2 tr1n1ftr caMs, will pert out. 1Si70 c._., cao. 1~ ton ,_c_•_•l_.e_,_4_-7_4,_,2_-2_7_ . 1_e_._ _ dldp-lor-ortrode. 1· · Cell 1114-311-1303. · 1980 Ford Bronco, vel'/ 1- - - ' - - - - - - m1ny extras. Call446·3821 efter 6PM . WHATTHE6uY 1980 Sunbird 65.000 ocwal mi. AM-FM. AC. now tiro•. Call614-245·6288. 814-246-9179. 19n 2 dr. Dod go A1pan euto, radio, f1 ,799. 1979 6 head of cows & Calves. Ford Pinto aport wagon. Call 614-742-2138 or con- auto. radio,. sport rima, sun tact Joe Sayre. Rt1 . roof. 82,399. Jbhn't Auto Salet. llulavillo Rd, GolllpoRutland. lio, Oh. Open til dark. Coli Meat rabbit•. 82.60 each 448-4782. will butcher; •l•o pedigreed re• does & bucks. Call 614-843-6276. WHOee 6HOE!6 6QUSAi<:E!C" · clean and good 1hape. MU!5T HAVE! HAc:>. t~vlyst J 1. ?f-5.:::.':".: Answer.t I xI I JiN "r x I I r! HIS . . Trucke for Sale (Anlwn _..,, vo 1111doy·1 1 Jumblla: ONION CHANT GASKET NESTLE Anlwer: Whert thlrt'l emokt - - - SHE'S COOKINO 676-~1171. '78 One tot{~y 1..-. good coftd~ Autos for Sale 71 74 ·--~ Motorcycles ,..dy to tow. Cell 304-4118-1721 . 18B2 Honda :i60 street bike, 900 milea. e•cellent · 1977 Chevy hell ton f3.895.00. 1973 Ford hall ton 3 _... .1 .4911.00. 1973 Nrd half ton 4 a_.t f895 .DO. 1173 Dart lwln- ~:;=::::;::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 1er' I 4893.UII.OO. 71 pricad to •ell . 304-875211113 after 5 pm. 1973 Ford one ton with 12ft. M~ bwd. 304- condition, 304· 882-2481 otter e. 8, 1984 wind jammer tarring & Nddie bags, ex. cond .• e8150. call814-.742 -2488. $3500. Call814-246 -9617. 2,600 miles, •• · cond. C•ll 814-387-0394. 1- -- - - -· 1~81 t1onda CM 400E i<IW mileage. like qaw . ~Yall 4411- • · 1686 . .. Real Estate General Autos for Sale 73 Boatland Motor• for Sale HI ft. flohlng boat, troller. 2 motort. oara, IIWivel Mall Correct Croft & lid Su- ~u.ct M'GKEE 'R,eal~ 1874 c-nill ttvlo 11ft. Inboard 111.1 Boot, Chevroltt eng .. V-~.lnuponolveto opwete. Mita 4, now up~olltety, new bettery, Clr· peted ftoorw. U .OOO ln- )4 ft. G - Par boat wit~ Call 446-055~ (lnytimt Beth Null 245-9507 Sieve McGhee 446-1255 . ~·llor tnd .40 .HP Johnoon !"Otqr. Ctll 814-4411-4337. .. . Hay S. Grain I!JII than & Campera 8 ft. 1880 Colomon folding Pickup truck camper, , _ , 4. gila stove. 1oo bo•. E•c. eon. Cell 114-892-11030. Conditioned hey $1.25 per 1982 Chevrolet C•valler. 71 POSSiii.E LOM ASSUIIPTIOII - This ranch style hotne has 3 bedl001111. 1i¥ioJ room. niCie siZe li*:hen and diningal'el bath. illyiSidin'LMI"*"- Priced at $34.1KX). Ill is willing to sell this .biick slone home .on a contract. 2.294 ·sq. fl. of living SJ)ICt. 550 sq. fl. rn finished prap. Beautiful formal tivinc room with WB fireplace, complete kitchen with microwave ove~. large family room with slidill8 dooJS leading lo patio area, 3 . -bedrooms. 2 full baths, intercom and stereo system. This home is a YeJY plush home. City schools. Priced in the 60S. Stu NEAR POIIfiOf' - lg. 10 room •home & carage aJi, OWIIER NEEDS Off(R - Have 2 homes and must .,. tijs spociouS 3 bedroom i'ilme mtown ami pxl neighboth<XKI ilf chid1en. Oflen lqe family room with ~one lirl!lllate, 1~ baths, equipped kilchen, <in ill room. nat gas heat and oon~al ar. Priced a1 $53,000.· rented. I!8SI1Ibte. IIISIIIUS IUII.DIIIG - With 2 renllls • f*lin& /-((/II\Fflf1 Ht•.rrll lffl17 -~ ,Wiseman Real Estate Ageocy , - 446-3643 . lloif(L'f!> p THE ~ AID QUIET olthe oouray in llis ~ brick and fraine. f1ntil Ell~n - kitchen~ . _ 3 0( 4 bedrooirll, ~ 111011\ 2 car ~ CIM!Ied pilio. Priced in lhe !'m . co.umv . 1&01 '' FUllfilSitED- 2 bedroom Ira me hOnfe rtiiiY·b ~ to move in. Elt~n kilchen. living 1110111, Mo. 111..mntlontnl, melil 5lorlee building. Listed Ill sell a1 sn.~ Call for mote dtlails. . . -r. f!i67 .' . 175 ACRES - 30 acres WOOJis, tilW llsni6 liinenll riaiD. Possible owre financing. Near Raccoon *:~• ~ 115 M:IE FARI IIARRtSO• TOWIISIIIP · Pl!lure Ifill hay fann. Suitable b' callli! and sheep. 9ame productive !MIIind. IDIJIICQl base, over 2.!XXl snull Christmas trees. Spring development 2 story, 3 llldniom huu5e. Some rellllCieling done. GoOd bam and othef lllliiii!JII. Call now. 1532 . . LOV£lY BRICK AND STONE CAPE COD HOME - 3 BRs, 2 baths, k~chen with range and eye lev~ overr. dinelle, living room has beamed ceilings, utility room. double garage, storm windows, woodburning stove. city school d~trict Additional land can be purchased. Call for an appointment FINISH THIS ONE YOURSELF - Th~ beauty is situated on a scenic eleVen acre setting near North Gallia High School. Six room ranch otters 3 BR~ 2 baths. 12xl8 combo FR-dining, 15x22 LR. carpetmg, electric lurnace. fireplace, tuH basement with W8 stove, 2 car garage. AJOY TO OVIII! - This attractive ranch style home boasts 3 Brs. 2 baths, kilthen with eye level oven, counter top range, ' refri&. rNI, dispt., living room w~h bay window, breakfast bar, carpeting, fireplaCe. Attached 2 car garage. . ADDISOII-DAVIS lANE - I ~ story trame home features a BRs, I ~ baths. IR. Reroodeled New insulation, wiring, ~umb­ r~& WJr.dow:; and furnace. Skylights .11 bed~ms, patio door.;, sundeck. cafjll!ting. KC oc;hool O~trict 100 ACRES. Ml. ST. RT. 141 - Ranch home features 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen livin~"''))m, family room, full basement central ai1, county water and well water storm windows, shelter house, bam and pond. Call lor a~ appointment MAKE US AN OFFER! OUT OF .ron OWIIER NEEDS 10 SELL DRASTICALlY!! -:- 3 Brs.. 2 baths, ~mpletely equipped kilthen, dmette. tamiy room. rec. room. laundry room, 2 fireplaces, ga~ heat. central air, 2 car garage.localed at edge of town. Priced reduced to $53.!XXl. PRIC£ llllltl. .,.., 14x21 111 llj4X)irlment. 200 ACID, 1111. FiOm 01 ~ (:lEEK - A~~Pmc . 65 IICft!l tilablo and 135 acm woodl .Cor1~btble two ·!.lllry home oilers -4 IIR$, balfr, klthen, livin room. family room. two fiteplaces, bam, ~ large 5treined porches. lrN!Iy CJJiet BRAND NEW DUPLEX- GreaiiNVESTMENT for lhe buyerl Located on Graham SchOOl Road. E3!'h un~ oilers 2 BRs, bath, IMng room, k~chen with stove refrig. OW and dispt , laundry, large cartiort. central arr and stll'age area. · - selling. . ns -....a $13,000 - 7 rm. home fealures 4 Brs. living room, k~chen, bath. Situated on a level lot in Bidwell. A sm.£ If wtili llridJ holne OAK Hll.l AREA -County Road 48 near St Rt. 279. 55 acres more or lress, vacant }and. nice building sites. $24.750. 10 $25,900 - 30 ·M:Rb 11/L HARIIISON IWP.-1~ &or;y • hOme allen 3 BAs, beth, dining, living, kitchen wilh range, alum. siding, 24x60 barn. mobile home hookup and llOO lb. IDbaCiXl base. Cal for an appointment GOOD LIVING FOR SAU - · 78~ ac1es m/llovely brick and frame ranch displays 2 balh5, 2 BRs. 16x24 kitchen with washer dryer. double oven range, tefri~. rm.displ: Large hvrng room, artificial fireplace Master bedloom ~ 1611& Cellar house' shed and 30x50 barn. 44 acres of pasture With spnng and pond, Located in Cheshire Twp. · PRIC£ REDUCED TO $8.000! K.1urii;la Ani ;-; Small moote home-With add-on. l.R, kiti:hen, bath, covered front porch ~ 2 OJJ!buildi~~g~. cyclone fence. • FHA-VA $1'EC1Al - 3 bed11111111S, l1llinlnnoe tree . home. (Vtlerlns, no down fJIYrnent FHA buyeq. apflrai. $1 ,250 down). l.acat!d in IOiney Willi! II. . ' ,• TRANQUil AND SERENE describes the setting forth~ lovely two story home on 2.6 -'res, more or tess. in Clay Township. This home otfers'4 8Rs. and 2·balhs, kitchen with range and eye-levet oven. 15~48 livint room, newly carpeted, fireplace, 6x401nont porch, ~rge Hat ga1den lot. city school disliic,l Can lor more details, JUST US1ID - HOllE Ullllll COIISfiiUCITOII HM 1W choice ol the linishir1g1Duches 011 llis L.wped bridl rancll ' 3 bediOiliiiS, 2 baths. 1MrW ICIII1\ llrlt· kll:hen. 1om1a1 dining area. attached M !lis plus 17 acres llilh pond.~ ' .itiST USTtD BAIIGAIII!- 1968 12-ft by 60 ll mobile lrDme wtil .56- kt Horne haS 2 bedrooms. 2 bltlrs.. IIJiing room.llilchen. fli¥! and retrigeraiOI'. lm!Jdied b llilh nnl waller. septie tank. electric. d!Mway. !'• Addison IIAKE THIS YOUR NEW ADDRESS- 205 Kineon Oriv. Th~ ranch style home offers 3 bedrooms, IOxlO dining room, ~chen large living room, laundry, two sloragt roolnS, attached garage, carpeting and central a11. I PRICE REDUCED TD $67,500! OWNO TRNISFfiiED TO lliCHIGAN - IIIUST SEll THIS IIONTH! - This attractioe home tocaled on Debby Drive featufes 170() iiJ. It olliving space, 3BRs, 2 baths, d1111ng room. liv1ng ·room. kitchen and family room. New custom drapes carpelin& woodb urning stove, deck and centrll ~1. . lownsN!I tocation ' ' 11610 llW US1111G - 20 ACIES AND T08ACCO BASEDlmet !Iii help fiMnce this 20 aaes with dder tpne • w ·inlemt Has wr:JI w¥, approx. 1,019 lb. ~ ba5e. lruillrees, sqme fence. . • 1&13 · iuiiiE 111M- Take alooll at this well mainbined IIHM!. Can be 3 or 4 bedJ00111S, Florida 1110111, 3bo!IE, ..., mam. den, ~ with ;ange. d~lu;:':~ ......... ~ 2 Clr garage. Heal pump. t..n lllolsr.eped. A181 ol home b' the 1110111!J. ,. .. ' IIST1 *· • 't ~~~~Rill Grande- UIID Slilwunll. ~ ANd frtlllbCe !l Rt. :!25. No .· 1541 Oalllpolio, Ohio _8_7__U_P_h_o_la_t_e_rv_ _ JIM'S PLUMIIING. HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Bo• 3116, Galli· polio. Coli 1114-317-011711. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec. Avo., GoiiiP911o. 1114-«8-7133 or 814-4461833. IHULAW'S Plumbing .-d Meeting. 211 llxth St.. Point PltiNnt, W. Vo. 30•1711-1420. Uconood and SHEET METAl WORK We make custom duct work. We Repair Furnlets 1nd Htlt Pumps. • Good-1 E•-atlng. be~e : -.-l.drlwwll'fO. GAWA REFIIIGEIATION C01 iOptlc onytlmo · - 114-4411 p i n g .Cell 614-4<46-4066 41137, JtrRH L. Doviton, Jr . crete work. lack hoe' 1. Dltchar. Dump· Sp • 'rfhing In Zentth .nd llllotorol•. Ou•aer. end ..JN'S T-oion Service. """- clllo. Cal 304-117123. . or 11 ..·441-2454. ~~-~~·~·~w~e~ter~·~ga~l-~"'~"~er~-~~~~~~~~~~ electrical linee. Fetty Tiwo Trimming, 1t1ift1P removol. Calf 304-1751331 . . RINGLE'S SERVICE . . _ rilnced UOG•ot. iltcfl If' 'CI llot W ;;5 ~ tion. '*""" ..,, all cbiciMI. nteiOft . Cel .30•·871-2011 or 871411110. GET your c;wrpol SHIP IHAPE WITH CAPTIAN = R j - : : ::.•.::: - 304-871-2295. w_ _ _ .....,..._ ....... ............ ...... ~ ••• .... wnd ....... - - JeOZ_ - __ . .. .. _ __ .. _ _ ...... ...··......... _ .. __ ___ ..... --.·-'"-·- ..... ........ -- ....___ ....... ..... ... _ ·---·-·.....-..- ·.·-·. .-.."'. ..! -.... _ .. __ ·---· ··=__ --till_ -.. __ __ ·....... . _ -.. _ -....... ·-·.. _ ......... ·-. .. ....... __ ·-.. __ ··,.,_ ...... ....... ·-· 13..--... .-..... ·-,.__ ·. _ ···-- ----* -· - ·. .. _ .. _ ---- ·---· ·""""" ·-..= -. . ..... ··-·DIIng 17-- --. I 1 ·' SUNDAY PUZZLER ·!IM~ "...... ._ 1a.... ..,............. a =~-==~ ,.. .;. ·:.. • • .....c:ea. dly. -~ fS69 .f.W USIIIIG- .10UIOWIIIOSS -l.oellq lor a pxlsnull Din business? Ttis ps stlliJn and ~ Tlas ~ ~ ~ *'<:lied and l1lldy ID 11- Cal IDday b lithe details. . G _, -~-- ,.. .. 1M---· , • ....__ .. _ ,.c:..-.. . 11511& 1AIID COIIlUCT - Ooonef ...ts ID !II! localed in Vinkn 3 bed!- home with loin& 1111111, liEhl!n. 'billli.Mge ~ with ~ l'ria!d a $16.500 A rea·bai1liL Terms 111 be worli!d ort Cll ~ II , ••• ...... - . - 11Jiio0o- ·.~,... ffS35 eM •CI:IIIIt-- . , Qlllt Ctn I.OCAnotl - A pi buy. A pel dder llome with 3 bed! ooms. lwin& 1110111, llifq room. liEhl!n. bath, carpS. Vinyl !On& ll!ll ps, lilly - . . . and Sjdess dem Priced at $25..® A!dlad! 1t ,.... _ ~ 1551 ,,,.._ 111+' ~--- IIMSIIEIIT AliD IIIGOIEPrime klcllion 011 Rt. 35-Jacllson Pie. ~> acre. II10R II' less. with molille home and do.tl 'de, 24'166'. ffl111ed. ld's ol p ii'lities! This one is . Ill ll!l fast Cal Dlay! ::e;:esentty -JIG 1511 $1Ul0 IS THE PIICE ol this 5 belhom . dder llame home. l'li1itl bweu1!1t SiluiiBd 011 Ill aaes. '¥/xlll bent r.r. Mille an apjlintne>t IDday. 41 ........... • ....__ *":::~... •!18 I ... ...... 104C:O.O " tCI7 .... ,.... HIICcwww• '--~ · J12_ .•• .,,..,,... 11IS.G1Adlm 117WDnlfAIOII'OW -. , . . . . . . klclll ttl _ __ "' """" lor ,.._.. ...... 0501dT'"'-""',.•"""' ,.,- ...... ,,._ -~ _ _ .,_,;g 130 """""'-' ..... .ftlllf I 'U d I 7 10 ....... hcltw 72'-""- ...... • ttc:a... 14...__. Dlllllltilllll 17 c J sud • .,.,..,. •• iliiiid ... ... 1:13~ ...... t:IIPuw+ , ,.._ wo...._,...a~un 143NDitCif- .,. . . . . . . . . Of 11 ....... . JW . . . ::-"'"*'' ·~ 121Eagilll' ..... 131~ .........lid ~- .... ....... 1ZIIIIn'lfidlrwne 12\1- JA-.-. • .,....... 121 Flltt1::11 122 .......... ...... oiPar-- Witt.d on one'1 150 CinUy . . . 151 n. ,, .,., ,,..,_, .......... . , . . . ,.... ~----Df-lllnl JUST USIED ,.,.,_ •c:o.o.r•aw a ,.....__ ---- l&'i' .QwAwd*"'f SID . . .,......,.._ ... ,.............. ... ~ :::.:.... : : -..: • -lor...,.,. .... , .., TAKE IIOTJC(- This 3bedloomlrlmehome·hasalat AIIIIIIWITIIIG 1IIMU8IIIUT eqAins ttis 3 nnch. Ui.q room. dinq and IA:tJen UAhtined, IIIIth. .ay 1111111\ 1- car . . . . nllinlenance !roe, niCie size did kt flicell in mid 30s. 1525 JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lonior. 304·6711· 7397 . . Phone 814-448-380 or 814-4411·44n ---~~~ Coli Call · 1114-21111· Do._ • . to otfei for $28.Col. living 1110111, large kilchen. bath. pd carpel nllul'll gas heat Unlllaclled fllll&l!large lawn. Home is 11 etallert ...... l..oc*d in bediCIIIII 1427. --::-:::---:H-:------1 J.A .R.Conttructlon Co.Ru81 ome ttend, Oh.el•-7•2;2903: lmprovementti •••• ,..,,g:, FooterL Can~ 11§94 - IGI. CARTER '& PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth wnd Plno • IIIII ' z:u:=~···=·"= ....- ...........* ... JIIIIIIJI . . _ -~~~--------~~~~~-....-.- ACTHIII ME£D 11011 oo this ranch S1yle home. 3 bedl ()))1115.. ivinc room. large window. I 'h acre ...,._ lice prdet1 area. COIJnlry ablllsplll!le. Close ID Vinton Coonty line. Price reduced to $19.!Dl. .11617 HUIITIIIIIIOII ICiM.SIIIP _: 4 Ei1!S, more Dr tess. House slllll 24'x28'. land ...., lmll!d. ~ 2 niles from ViniDn. 1572 Otneral H1uling . For ul• Umnt!)ne. fill dirJ, ond top Excavating ~ di!IISI, parUiy~ llllingb''fUhorfle. Spline Wll!r. ~ ~ 15&4 ' Johnoon Wttar Service. Cell 1114-21111-1743 orll14-211111120 . lnoured. LET'S 111M AID ULD - Gel )IOIJ: 'house pllllS . ~ beclule here is 10 aaes. nm .- less. - Jomn B(ry1 Water Service. Alto poole filled. Cell 81•251 -11•1 or 1114-448 11711 or &14·4411·7811 . eu . . IIi 11616 ··· SlUT VIIIIIG our RIGHT wtil an inaedil* buy. 4 bed-2~t~Wy. IRI! and vin\4 3 Joan dd. House h3s II> boiiE, hlr cafl)tted.l\ldt -.e. .,.. rural water, ortblildirJJ TileS and more allilulllll oo I acre oo lllacldol' mad. $45.!XXl. • ffi!l MEW umiiG - FAll PRIC[D 10 sru - Ttis 4 Yfll .dd brick l1ome plus ~ aaes has been !licaiiD sell and owre will also help tinanc:e. 2metal barns t*zs ~ ~ 40 .:res tdlonUnd.IDbar:t.O base. lruit trees and many ciller extras. 11611 COUITIY ATWJSPIItt£ !liiRIII1ds this 3 bediwn mobile home loclled oo 1acre.. more ilr m llli&..., two dJuildi1&$. snull pond. fnritlrees, ...... I ies. grape arbor. PossiM financ:in& ' BEAT THIS IAIGAII! - 6 acre survtyed let County wal!!r and t!ledric Milable. localed 011 Sill! He 1Wf$3..Dl. 11519 We'll do 'it. Coil 814-281111261 after 6:30. ~ ~ (iOIIIIIOIIt wanting dose ID ·bo'n. Alunftlm sidilg Cllilbuii001e. nice bacck llwn, llillin Wiling dOfance ID sliJ'es. Priced at $13.900. -,c Need aomething haultd .wev or MrMthlng movid7' Mllll buMdlngo built to your · Gor-. ttoroge, wwehou•. f.rm. etc. FrM EttirnotH. 304-5711·3811 . ..... ftlll Ge!leral Hauling frornlno. BuUdlng, remodeling, vinyl and olumn 11ding. Frae aotlmatH. 304-11711· 3181 . ... _ _ _ .• 86 lnotellttlon, door· wlndow hmlng. 304-175-2440. - ftl~l J571 •EW USTIIIG - FOR THE IIIVIS1III - This neat · · and dean home is lde!ly silulled b' renbl poperty or - PRIC£ 1£DIJC(D - 139 aaes !lis 2story ldlulefed home. 5 bedrooms. carpeted, atuninum .sidiiJ& 40x40 barn, tplll fence, tobaCIXl base and much are wanting a place in the oouray,II;K* no ,_ Mo llfr ,_ .... ~- NEW USTIIIG -OWNER FIMMCIIIG -Low Interest rate. Yw can have immalille PI 55 'ssio11'ol1hil nice 2 story' remodeled home plus 37~ acre to 101m oo. 4 bedrooms, bath. large .my 1110111, fuel oil f1111ate. trailer hoc*up. :.h30' barn. tobacco base. . 11612 ·s:;:: INT ,_ . ,... ........ - Reduced ~ $41.200-. COUIITIY LMIIG- 2.5 acres II in ~llage. Rt1110deied 6 rm hollll\ gas FA fUrnace, alum siding & garage. PriCe reduced. It .. -· , ,-.. .-.. .1111 . .. 1'1111116....... · ~- 11593 PRICE REDIJC(D - 4 bedroom home. A well buill modem home. l.ocaled RoW! 7 above Clleslm>. F.. basement,lat'ge kilchen, lat'ge pltasilg IMng room. I \i baths, .uached gar~. Large well landscaped let __...,. ....,..,. ... =- llllridiiW'I . . . . . . . . . . ,, GIIEAT STAmR OlllfllREIEIIT IIOIE - Owner will coosider helping With fina- 2 bedroom remodeled home. Numinum siting. insulall!d. Slllrage building. I -'re lawn with garden area. Priced ID sell II $26,900. IIMR 536.- Summer get-away. Relax and enjoy yourself a1on - the Ohio R1ver 10 this neat and clean cott.!ge. Situated 011125'x21K¥ ki:. We have REDUCED the price to ONlY $6,.000! liMA 547 -:-Lovely well cared for home. 3 tatrooms, new siding, AndeMI Windows and more! low utilities. located on Hamlton Sl rn M1ddlepG!t Close to JL High Sel~ tor $30,000. · MMR 540 -Investment Nice bu~ness opfXJIIunity. Upstairs ~ ·4 room and bath apartment downstairs ~ a 20'x60' room with bath. locale!} on Main Sl in Rutland. Asking $10,900. MMR 546 - Spacous 2 story home wilh wrap-aroond porch on Mulberry Avenue rn Pomeroy. 3 or 4 bedrooms, ~rge 25'xl3' l~ing roo!fl. lull. basement Nice lot w~h plenty of trees and shrubs Selrng pnce $32,501). · · liMA 543- PRICE REDUCED - 2 bedroom. total electric horne crpellhroughout Just like new. Large 24'x l2' dec~ and now ONLY I $24,000!! -, ----·-----·---"""' -"""·............ .... ............... -___ ,...,.,_ -..... ....... -=·--.....--· _ ..... "il.&l.':; - ... -··1 l:r1r.--·- ._-:a.=-.:: = . __ . .... ---·--·-· ---.---,__,.._Milo-· _............ .. -·----· ............._ -··-·-·-· v.-.....~E~~tow• ................ , .. Real Estate General lng, olmulotod lwlc:k and otucco. thermo...wtndo""'. 304-871-1110. In dummy 11509 MEW USTUIG- COIIIERCIM ltiiLOIIIG -Clown Cily, like new metal bl.i~ lDCated 11 Rt. 7, Maoor Addition. Two kB lolal 9l'd50' deep W¥ ,00 •· ·electric available. SEWING Mechlne ,_,,., MrVIce. Authorlaad Slngtt' 8o1ft • Sorvlco Shorpon Scluora. F0 brle 8hop , Pomeroy. 1114·982-2284. Md lllterkw, ..KIUred COlt· .J:QIIU Electrical s. Refrigeration • Rtmodeling. lidlng. Interior Trapped r Autos for Sale .. p.m. "o••" ·l•••me'ri't oro 11!Aitl ..... u ' ' BEFORE YOU MISS THESE BARGAINS. Transportation :~, PUt'Nt••nber 1.tO work for you;· . ·. Wotorproofing. - IJ1 lllrpnlllfylllt...~- 245-9Z77 SOUTHE;RN HILLS R.E., INC. •uu .Q,IlU '*· CllltJ ' •· .... illl. 319-2748 ~ ..... BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING . Unconditianol lifetime guerantM. Locttl - - fumlohad . frM ~ . . - .. CaR collect 1- 84 414-237-a..aa. e a.m. to 11 -;;:::::;;;===== w..., ~. Toba~~o phint1. cell Mor· 35. 304-675-2275 or 6761286. '*'""· JudJ Dllflll. llllltDI. . .155 J. lllrritl Clrllr. IIIIIDr. 319-ZlM Wr IMI. Altc t41 CM51 ·wAKE UP! gan'1 Woodland Farm, Rt. Dozer Work by Ted Henne. Ditchn. pond1. roodl. land ct-lng, etc. CoiiMotorCor lrokOI'I, •4&-8192. GENE'S DUP ITEAM CAII;'PET CLEAN, MllrCUIII !Iooft::: • Spoutfold down compw o1Mpo e ing. Now a.t~'no rubber ICotChlu•rd· wlter ••trR· to I, refrig,, ltOVI, ....... . . -. 30_.. .............. do,..,dMJaaizete. FREE ...I· tl-rlc • hooiJ up. IJIMC)Iolblnt 1ft bull up noot. , . . _, RNMftlble retea. CIJ!I441·12110. ' Gone lmllli, .192·8301. C.. lt<l-311-1117 . - Real Estate General PS, PB. AC. Call 614-245· 5392. .t..,. :! 60,000 milea, Straw, 304-676.'4308. balo. Cell ;!04-895-3060. 79 Motore Homea Ulle now 19ft. Wildercom-. - · · 8. uood very little, U ,200. Coli 114-2118-1218. Excavating 83 Improvement• . • 85,000. Call 614-268, 8239 after 5PM. 81 446--661 ·0 .· Foi Mtil$ Co. listin&S Call: Chelyt' l.il'"tey 742-3171 1979 Cougar XL7 loodod. Home lmprovementa PAINTING· ~~~•lor end~. 8URDETTE CAMPER 1874 plumbing, roofln.. with hitch. 20ft. .... - prarno, fom"y ' 11d botto. SALEI • IEIIVICE. 0 - 'talnWd. 12,'1100.00. 304· KHM rM,' aJJ II • · 20 yn. It(- • uoad, Porl<oraburg, ~ly I to-e:30, Set. 8 to • · 871-3981. *"P· Call 814-318-8812. WV 304-422-8433 or :W..: Clotwd lundll'f. U.l . Rt. 110. 422-2311'.', Coolville, Oh 114·11117• 3316. _ :; ::' 446-0711 . 64 c-- _ 81 .._ WE NEED LISTINGS 1976 Chevy VI: ton pickup iruck with topper. Call ave. 79 Motor• Homaa S. Campara P• ,._ BMR 444 - LOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBLE - Brick frame ranchs~ualed on flat 2.35 acre ~tlocludes 3 BRS: carpet,lg. eat-in ' kitchen, LRwith carpet. family mom with fireplace. utility room, and bath. Kyger Creek School Drstrict. Call for details on loan assumption. . . , • BMR 446 - NEW LISTING - In town locatioo, inclu~es 3BR; . Uving 1oom, dining'room, bath &basement Lots of carll!'l Gas heal Priced·at $29.900. Call today for delails. '72 Dulter. 304-875, 1019. axe. cond. Call 4411-3837. ' 91ud01 trailer. 4411·1122. Broker-Auctioneer BMR 447 - NEW LISTING! - 3 BR frame located on S.R 141. Includes LR. kitchen with dining area, fu ll basement Th~ ~ ~tuated on 5'h acres more or less. This one is vacant -so call today tor appointment 304-178· Boataand Motora for Sale 1980 Harley Davld10n 1979 Hondamatlc400wlth FXWO, Wide-Glide, Can be saen at Charley Fry rea., or The Sunday Ohio PG!nt Plaatant, W. Va. Motorcycles 76 1981 Honda 760 ·custom. meny extras. one owner, showroom eond. Call 446· 0616 anytime. 1978 Ford Fi'esta, good gas mileage. - good con d. Call 74 Vans S. 4 W.O . tion. wm ··•crlfic• for mleaion, atereo, much more. f3200. or wilt .-e olde< cor U .300. Call 4411-4774 belore 2PM. In trade . 114-IBII--.174. 1980 Flat X19 low milaago, Livestock 73 ctlll tie. 4 apd. hC. condi- [-:-=------motor. Coll614-3~9- 2484 . 1980 VW Rabbit air cond., 8200. AU'Ioa for Sale 1182 Ct-eUw a.m.. t.m. mounted 2 row corn picker, Trov tractor 6 HP With electric start, with cover, 11me •• new. Cell614·388· 71 8, 1984 Vo • . ac..u- to ,,. r .....,.,,_, 111 s,.r-.. tor dJ+::a.m 113 A~ lllllt. ll5&wna:ilbtin H'TA--.:Itltlr. • �. ,. .. . Page D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel . July 8, 1984 Pomeroy-:-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point l:'leasont, W. Va. AEP closes 2 West Virginia mining facilities MONTGOMERY, W.Va. (AP)!UJ!erican Electlic PQwer Co. said· . Friday it Is shutting down two coal mlnlngsubsidlarles,ldlingmostof. the more than 1,00) employees ·Involved. AEP, ·based In Columbus, Ohio, said Cedar Coal Co. at Chelyan and CeJltraJ Appalachian Coal Co. at Montgomery will not be reopened when the two-week United Mine Workers-union vacation periOd ends · Monday: AEP is in the process of seiling Cedar Coal and <:;eotral Appalach- I' l.i'' I\ '\ Centerville.'.. I ' of the couotry, and were found to be less clannish and more readily Americanized,. than many other classes of foreigners. They appreelated the value of education; strtved to obtain it, and urged their _ chlldren to seek it. .. their enterprise and Leslie Anne, reside on and 1\Ctlvity have added much to'the Lower River Road In Gallipolis. · general welfare of the people." Center Of Trade · POME,ROY- Brenda Janey has 1'1\e U.s. Census aureau reported the joined the firm of Top .of the Centervllle's 19'(1 population as 145. Stairs. Janey, a 1982 Meigs cosmeIn the first quarter of this century, tology graduate, was formerly Frank Ruff estimates, thevlllageemployed at Shear Dellte, Athens, as an active center of seiVing and Gallery Hair Arts. She special· agricultural trade - was approxiizes in permanents, colors, cust and Its current size. mately twice styles. "It was a thrtvlng Uttle village," FINDLAY - Richard H. Lester Ruff says, pointing to the existence has been elected president of of a creamery, tannery,' ice house, Diamond Mortgage Corp., a subs!- . two hotels, three saloons, a' jaU.I\ flour mlll, doctor's offices and a diary of Diamond Savings & Loan funeral home. Co., and Jeffrey T. Bauer has bee!l "People from au around came named vice pr.-~ident of Diamond Into Centerville - the same way , Savings & Loan. Lester has been an employee of theY now go io Gallipolis,'' he says. Diamond Savings & Loan since " On Saturday nights you couldn't flntl a place to tie up a horse." March 1981 and w.as most recently Centerville Mayor Ted Perroud senior vice president of the · real says vlllage finances and services estate services division. are currently operating in a sound In his new position, he wJii be condition. responsible for loan organizations, "We need to work on our &eWer marketing and expansion. system," he says, "rut that's 13auer. a former teacher, star1ed somewhere down the line.'' with the company In 1979 and has Mayor Perroud adds that the been manager of the consumer village is in the negQtlating.stage tor credit department since 1981. He bringing ·cableTV service to will be responsible for Visa cards residents. and student and consumer loans. Brenda Janey Dr. Howard E. Under Area personnel ·file GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Howard E. Linder, a speclallst in pulmonary diseases and intemalmedi· cine, has joined the staff of Holzer Clinic Ltd., said RDbert E. Daniel, clinic administrator. Linder Will also be on toe staff of Holzer Medical .Center and become involved with HMC's respiratory therapy department. Linder has spent the past 11 years at Missouri Baptist Hospi· tal In St. Louis, where he was director of the respiratory ther· apy department and assistant chief of medicine. A 1961 graduate of Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky., Linder obtained his medical degree from the University of Clncin· nati College of Medicine ln 1965. He completed a rotating Internship -at Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati prior to completing his Internal medicine residency at Washington University Affiliated Hospitals in St. Louis in 1971. He subsequently com· pleted a two-year fellowship in pulmonary diseases at the same Institution. Linder and his wife, Judy, and their two daughters. Laura Ann tanCoaltoNuEastMinlngCorp.,an atfillate of Eastern AssoCiated Coal Corp. Cedar Coal has about 715 employees at three deep mines and · three surface mines in Kanawha and Boone counties, whlle Central Appalachian Coal has about 315 · workers at two deep mines near Montgomery, AEP spokesman Steve Hiles said he ctoes not know ho'!' many miners wiii Jose their jobs, but he said on\Y "a minority" will be retained to operate a preparation plant uotll (Continued trom coalalreadymlnedls.processedand to keep the mine In "ready standby condition." "Ihavebeentoldtherernaybe45 people retained at Central APiiai- ; achian," HIJes· sald. "And Cedar : Coal, I'm just not sure." 1 AEPsaysltoopestocompletethe i sale NuEast later this year. · to r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiii; SAVE $70 ..RCA COLOR TELEVISION *RCA XL-100® CHASSIS *19" DIAGONAl PICTORE *PUSH BUTION ELECTRONIC TUNING · .*AUTOMATIC COLOR . Regular s449oo ~ o.1 1 to want," he says. Like A FantiQI · Village councU-member Robert L. Ruff says the village's cun-ent popula~n is made up of a cross-section of Individuals - . lncludJDg truck drivers, Rl.o Grande College employees, and construetlon workers. · While adrnittlrlg Centerville Is "stagnant 1n terms of growth," the · councilman finds little that is negative about the condition. "Those of us woo Uveheredosoby choice," he-says, "what Centerville has is the I!Ppeal of a qiliet, peaceful village." . "People look after each other real good out here,'' Ruff .adds, ''a. community like this is very much likeafamlly ...wehavereallygreat peopleouthemandlwouldn'ttrade them for anything." ·SPECIAL $3 7900 EXPERT SERVICE AFTER lHE SALE ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ' POMEROY, OH. MECHANIC STREET r=:.::..::::::~----_j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~='! A Guide toJocal ·. Television prOgramming .. . july 8 thru July-- 14 Includes -complete Smith's Famous Classic Cars ''It's~\hlngmostpeopleseem listings ·. . Hollywood 1982 PLYMOUTH t : ' "#..l, This new Buick trade has factory air, cruise, AM-FM stereo and ETC. Driven only 30,127 miles. Previous owner's name on request · · ' . . $6495 . ' . Page ·5 .. ~yppl23 listings indUded a.;,tAU •lei guide. • - St-~· U.C'np .. . . 'Miz .. .... c\ 11w • " .1110 • All·season traction with over 10,000 biting edges • Saves vou vas wllh sleel· belted redial conslruclion • Helps protect sidewalls with a scuff rib that really works P155 /80R13 Whitewall. And old tire. • Sleel and Polyesler... don·l seMie for anylhing less MAll 98 1 CM ,HPN LUXURY--SEDAN- . wqs WlYIII Wf/11 This local one owner features a full compliment of accessories including power windows, seats and door locks.-Driven only 36,246miles and the interior shows tender loving care. Expect the best. · = -·· ' .. d ...... .. . a-uw a.1 ku Nltauut. .,.,.. Nu ak • -GA C I l u. Oft ' I I ... WV WYAH NJ •.:..ONwv lr.ut - I• WV Showbeat " ...... S...$29 .. $42 Pws.tef .......... Enj~ wt!fdry lrJction . INSOR lfttr SIISOn, rear alter year. Aareal choicl lor lront-lllttel drin - and now sale I 1982 CHEV. CAPRICE 13 P165/80R13 P175/80R14 Pi65/80R15 P175/70R13 P165/70R13 - '-L,.~;:,;:,r''- STATION WAGON . This'84 Buick estate Wagon trade features power windows, seats, AM-FM-cassette and much, much 'more. Driven only 42,126 miles and as an added bonus,an economy diesel en~ine. Immaculate condition. ·· prief!l throup Jtly 14th. ' $7900 t ·40 'MORE TO CHOC?SE FROM. I 4 45 New Btiicks &Pontiacs In..Stock. G(IODI'iEAII SALE GOOD 1 WEEK ONLY JUST ARRIVED! "NO TRADE NEEDID. . f ' "Witere Service Makes tire DiHere;:.ce" . MEIGS TIRE CENTER ' 992-21'01 JOHN FULTZ - J. MARCUS FULTZ WEST MAIN ST. ' . ' POMEROY mith Buick-Pontiac .. 1911 EASTERN AVE., GAWPOUS llf' 7 I&IJDA (API £2 2 k m1 C» ()) Ill • W Ill · 2 WO\:tK Ma .. 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