https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c68f54ffe756fa894d2bf59dee6f6d72.pdf 6df9a4123f63ab862ed63fd522b66b84 PDF Text Text .. .... .. . . • Friday. July 13, 1984• ... Decpmposed body linked to . rugiiive murder suspect . . . COI.umni&t William Buckley says Walter Mondale reading& academies wreck• Laaejopl)ot,o ). ' U.S. EPA orders state·to :c onduct· auto emission tests pollutants In the metropolitan area. "This Is an wmeCessaiy, untimely and toseosltlvedecislon,'' Maynard said. "It 1s unrOl'tUIIllte that u.s. EPA!snotwllllogtoworkwlthuson this problem In a more positive and constructive fashion. By JOHN FABRIS , A!iiiOclated Press Writer CINCINNATI (AP) - Ohio has three toslxmonths tostartsettlngup a sYslml to test the exhaust from cars owned by Cincinnati and Cleveland residents, the U .S. lfovlr· onhlental Protection Agency says. "We are on Ule road to economic Despite the threat of a lawsuit by a Hamilton County Corrunlssloner, recovery, and tbe last thing we need ' the U.S. EPA's decision Is not · Is a federal ban on construction or negotiable, John Cannon, the agen. expansion of·lndustrlal tacilltles." The Inspection and maintenance cy's assistant administrator for air program the federal EPA has and radlatio~, said Th'!fSday. mandated woujd require Cincinnati "Under the clean air act, the state andClevelandcarownerstodrtveto of Ohio Is required to have an Inspection and maintenance pro- state-llceDsed Inspection staUons. A gr~. and we don't' really see _probe would be placed In e<~eh car's anything that w!ll change our mind tailpipe to check the amount of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons on that," Ca:mon said: In the exhaust. OWnerswoold be told The action came as a result of what repairs, If any, they needed. · tests In sununer 1983 which showed Norman A. Murdock said he that the amount of (Jl()ne In some wollld try to convince his two fellow parts of Ule cltys' ,metropolitan Hlimnton County co:mnlssloners to areas exceeded federal limits. agree to challenge Ule decision In U Ohio IS not making a good-faith effort to establish Inspections by the court. U they cllsairf!e, Murdock endotthethree-toslx·monthperiOd, said he would look Into fll1ng suit on sanctions will be Imposed, Canoon behalf of Ule county. Murdock questioned the .U.s. said. EPA's authority to requjre the He said those could Include cuts In tnspectloos, which he described as federal highway and air-pollution an unnecessary burden and a heavy control nxiney tothestatearlda ban federal intrusion. Setting up Inspecon construction of plants that emit tions coUld cost thestate$3mllllon to large. ·amounts of bydrocarbon · $5 million, he said. by Joyce Stewart. safetyandadultless>nswlllbegiven To ~• .call 992-9968 or Albert Hill Jacqueline Brickles · Jacqueline (Jackie) Spencer BrtckleS, 36, Darwin, new director of the Meigs County Board of Elec· tloos, died unexpectedly early Friday morning at Veterans Mem· ortal Hospital following a heart attack. Mrs. Brlck!es had just this week been named '!llrector of the Meigs County Board of Elections where she had been employed for the past seven years. .· She was born Oct. 12, 1947, In Pomeroy, a daughter of the· late Dorris Eloise Gaul Spencer and the late James Dwight Spencer. She was a member of the Winding Trail Garden'Club and served as a county 4-H advisor. Survlvlog are her husband, David; a daughter, April, and a son, Jolul, both at home; a sister, Jodie Hysell of Pomeroy; grandmothers, Lucy Gaul of Chester, and Edith Spencer of Pomeroy, and several aunts. uncles and nephews; Besides her parents, she was Plecec!ed lodeathbyhergrandfath· ers, Oris Gaul and Charles Spencer, • Funeral services w!ll be held at2 p.m. Monday In Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Davld(,)Jrfman offtclatlog, be In Bur· llngham Cemetery. Friends may call at the fUneral home Sunday trom 3-9 p.m. :. In IJeu of lloWers, trlends may cOntribute to tile Meigs Qlunty Heart Fund. BuriaJ3JI:I ·r-. ~ Albert (Babe) Hill, 77, a Well· known Racine area resident, died Friday In Holzer Medical Center. He was a retired farmer and school bus driver. He was also bank director of the · Racine H<me · NatlonalBank.Hewasameml!erof the Racine Baptist Church. . He served on the Meigs Coonty Board of Health and the RaCine Sewer Board and had served on Racine VU!age CouncU. He was a member of the International Onler of Odd Fellows Lodge, 142 and Ule Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club. He was born In Llncobt County, W.Va., a son of trle late Eliza and Albert Hill Sr. · S\ii'VIvors Include two sons, Bob and BIIJy, both of · Racine; a daughter, Shelba Foster of Ma· . rletta; five ~~. Clilford, Harry, Jolm, Dale and J:?allas, all of Racine; three sisters, VIolet Grim, Margery RoUsh and Doris Hensler; an aunt, Emma WbaUesofCharles· ton, W.Va.; 11 granclchlldren, 13 ' great·grandchlldre:i and rnunerous nleces,nephews&ndcouslos. He was pieceeded In death by W. ·parent4, four brothers and twin daughters. Friends may call at the Ewing Funera!Hometrom24and7·9p.m. Satunlay. Funeral ~ will be at 1 p.m. Sunday In the fllnetal ll:me, with ib!! Rev. Don Walker of!Jclating. Burial will be In Letart' Falll~ , · . ' ... - .... SAVE.THROUGHOUTTHE MONTH OF JULY ON FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN EASTMEIGS-RepteseotatlVe;; MIDDLEI'ORT rHosp;~ttal~-~~~~~~::~~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~~~=: •• .. - ~· . One couple med for dissolution In Meigs County C<m:mn Pleas Court. Hal Patrick Boston of Letart and Co:mle Boston of Pomeroy filed for dissolution. D---te DUUe r8 ' Further your academic interests this summer at Rio Grande.College and Community College. Take advantage of our large variety of class~s at our reasonable cost. ' Jdl3. rnee tiDg The Eastern Band Boosters w!ll meet at 7: 00 p.m. Tuesday In the '· bandrocm. . State Rep, Jolyon Boster, 0. Gallipolis; w!ll present a check for $142,500 to Ule Scipio Township TrusleeiTuesdayatlO:lla.m. Thep.t'elieiltationwllltakeplaceat the new alumlnwn plant In Scipio Industrial Park. . The money Is a l!llrl ct a cmtpelltlve cm1Jilunity' deve• lllt!Jit block grant which was awarded Scipio Township lui Decem!Jer, Tbe grant rnmey fJcW. tales the conatnact1oo d. a new aluminum plant In whlch Scipio EneraY Asaoclates Inc., expecta to employ 40people. Frl!laY nJPt. • Register for second summer sessionSIOn July 16.. Classes will start July 17. For more information contact . ' Sion In August." ' NO lft'tMO PL\Hl' - OMI Pw::a Co. 1111 Mia • IP' tW will ta.e I! I .. aocaa 111&11& 1o b::IJd a lv* 1 !I trtc ....,.. pll:lt lit ll:e W•• ' State asks court to .allow use of·unconstitutional ·districts . .. ' . THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE . lPSYCffOLOGY ' -, . MONIW& stJPHMDIB- • wllir M . Rio · . dlstrtcts fm'(l which !he 21 inembersofOhlo'sdelegatlon In the COLUMBUS, Oh!Q '(AP) - A U.S. House are elected. Judges ruled In January that the t)U'ee-judge U.S. District court panel has beEn asked to let Ohio use Its illstricts were UOC'Onstltutlonal 1Je. current congressional districts In cause they ~not nearly enough the November election even though equal Iii population. They ordered they have been dec lared the boundaries redrawn butdelayed implementation untU the.~ase was WIOOIIStltutloilal. appealeo tO ihe u.s,Supreme Court. Robert B. McAilster, an attorney On June 4 the high court let the ea entlog Gov. R,!Chard Celeste and Secretary of State Sherrod lower courtdeclskm stand. McAlister said In the motion, Brown, said . trying to liSe new which was rued late Friday, there districts this year would mean was not enough tlmetncomeupwlth lo\lalldating results of tbe May new plan this year. He asked for a congressional primary, holding a · costly new primary, and postponing existing dlstrk:ts to be used In the Interim. the general election date. ' "It Is a practical tmposslb!Uty at "SUch a disruption of Ule state's this juncture for the General electlm ~11!1 woold create a ~ to adopt and this court to serbia risk of coofllskln and have scrutlol2ie new Congressional dis· chaotic elfects among candidates trtcts for use In 198!1 Without and the voters," McAlister' said In a eJCI)08IIIa Ule rights of·Ohto voters to motion tiled Friday• He saki a special priJnacy a real potential *»' subfltantlal and lletweeG July and November would WIW&ITailted hann," he said. "While the curient distrlcting plan cost the state $5.4mUIIoo. ' At 1asue are boundaries of the '* QQv, · lllalllrd C1ll1tl, ' " By JOHN CHALFANT (..:~ ..==-=~~~;·.-_:...,;··.'-.: ==·=··, --~.... ' alGal l:cl I ll're I M .... dd II Ide eli*" ... , ... . . . . . , lri M h, WU'8 ._,.. .........o, topllka wzwllrl'llleF I " lllbut ....... &IJ diPRDf Daft liiiQ' .............. acraekln Ml , WIOIIIoMiiDd. i Collep I •nd · Gran~e CommunitY ~ll•at 1, • ~ I \ , ·BID FOR nlNns - On Ia way lo CGI::miJus Ill a nqueat by . Gallla C.-:&J for sa,ooo 1o CDBG' funds to pay for hooe!:lg • rehahDM=!Ioo County Co:n::» sloo P: !illle:nt Paul Nlda.v (rilbl) 8lps the bid 1111 fun. ::mDty Ac!loo Agency ...... coordinator Bob Haner looks on Wring a sptlctallllllliity oonunJa. • sloo me '"el( Frlda.y olgl:l. The . CAA WID 111e the bid with state ·:, oflldals Monday on bel:alf ollhe oquoty. The request of $3,3(i,275.66 Is an · Increase of nine pere'!!llt frool19&1 and Is up 25'h .from 1983's actual expenditures: '11le 1984 figures loclude actual expenditures for the first six IJIOIIths" and estbnated expenditures tor tile second half of Uleyear. The estimated revenue of almost $2.9 mUUon Is down from 1983's . actual total of $3.144,'llll.78 and 19&1's figure ot $3.163,950. The 19115 estimated revenues mon pleas court, $79,<XIlfor juvenile Include a swp1us fr!m 19&1 of · court, $38,427 for the bureau of $131,676. $1.3 mD1loo In p1ope1 ty support and $289,100 for Insurance. taxes, $387,1165lo fees. Ucenses and A!n'lost31percentoftherequestls lines, $122,337 In state and federal forsalarlesd.countyemployees, the aid and $164,~ In refUndS 8lld rernatnder tor operations, i:'elmbursements. Otflclals emphasized !he figures The ''wish list" of county olflcla1s are tentative and will change before Includes $611,632 for the sherlf!'s the final budget Is adopted. !10111!!:: department, $291,650 for chUd time In December. welfare, '$257,250 A:lr buUdlngs and The budget w!ll be available for · grounds, ~,536 for the cmunls- pllbllc Inspection for five days sloners Sll9.200 for the prosecuting beginning Monday and wUl then go attorneY's olflce, $116,7U.! 'for com- to budget commissioners. ,&_.,,. HP...-Wrler Rio Grande Colle&• and Comlilunity Colle&e . 614•245-5353 - . 1·8110-282·7201 ' . "lt'saya:rly pntiem," Ommls· ston president Paul Niday ex· plaiDed. "We'll adjust the .various departments accordingly after meeting with the budget commis- ·Evenly split Ohio ·D ems ·heaa west ' Rep. 'Boster to ·present cheek '. Gallta $3.345;2'15.66 frOin the ge:ll'ilil.filnd aver~forldnderprtenclasses. Tournament set ~··Stall The · to operate the county, according to tile ·bud&et enacted by the county oom:nlllloa at a special meeting Members ot the new organization are ~ for OJII!.half day dalo/ Saunders. \ . oftrlrnmlllgappraxlmatelyS507,<XIl fr!m a request of, nearly $3.li mDllon by couotyofflclals tooperate . tbetr of!lces In 1985. ' TentatiVe estimated general fund l'l!'lll!lllleS for 19851Dtals$2.837,'H/.46, wtiue ~ have req~ fEC!!llt controversy In the district sesSions 1n contraSt til the run day, every other. day &esSioos, being planned *»' the dlstilct . at two centers In Ule fall. , The grrup Is planning a citizens · march In the communities of Ule district for Jll\Y or August and will contlliue Its collection · ot signed . petltkms ufglog the one-half day dally sessions for · kindergarten · cllllcfen. '!'he gnlup also plans to submit a .Ust of grtevaiices to the board of educalloll. A list was submit~ to tlie board In June and thearoup Is awaltlng boardl'elctlon 10 that llat, a spulc::spa aw1 repoi'IS. · ' A' apokesman for the group IIlio pointed wt Friday ltlat a report by the Ohio Education Aslloclatlon p:bllllhed IIi June refleptin& a year Iontaludymthesubject"Achlevlng ExceDence In Education-A Chal· (Continued on pqe A-41 ' CountY Carnmlssion faces the task and ~ Evans. treasurer. Coo!mitteeshaVI!bemappolntedby the group which evotves 'from Ule ,SYbil Greene, · Michael VanMeter, Colleen D~lution tded 'l'lmM s tary' GET. . AHEAD!!!. . Construction of the Racine bydro plant was estimated at m mUlloo t;Jy tile time It went on line In - September l.ff!2. Ohio Power did riot project an estimate on Ule Galllpoll$ ProPo&aJ. · Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co••.another AEP sUbsidiary, ·operates a suiJstll!lon on the dam's Ohio side, . GAU..IPOLIS - educati!Jn at 7::11 P·1"· Monday. 1 • In f4c;t• a&p!)lcest!an for l!!eg!W.p 1, Fr1day afteniooo ·IM!ed a request that all members ot the new group attend the session.' A spot has been . ·set ..Ail~· the board agenda for a . lrill'i'i8D to present points from thecltlzeos group, she said; ! Meantime, the grwp hils elected . ~to proceed Wtthlts program ' to pcomote 'better acllools In tlie ' district The offtceni ·are Caiey Mauecke, president; Judy Avis, vice p:esldent; Kay Bailey, sec;re- . I exist. l By .JOIINFIUEDMAN of .the new Eastern Local SchoOl District'sCitizens for BetterSchools · w!ll '!e aga1p tu~out t:011 regular meeting of Ule dlsl!1ct's board of .BAHR CLOTHIERS the dam. A bill authorizing such construction was approved by Ule House of Representatives In late June, and now faces cooslc:leration by Ule Se!late. Zumb:imo said the feasibility study was done ori a · long-nmge basiS, with Ohio Power deciding against conuolttlng funds to the project If the need dklo't County' coD1Dlission faces $0.5 million _ budget-cutt~ng task oo~Monday Pomeroy; Discharges - A Big Bend Pony League Tow:na· ment wUl be held JUly 1&-22. In Middleport. Any team Interested may contact 99'2-7rl82 for details. of Gavin, UleKygerCreekplantOWOedbyOhloValley Electric Corp. and the Racine station did not lnlluence bhlo Power's plans todroptlle 1\Ydrostation p: oposal. '"'be location really didn't haVI!aeythlng Indo with It," he said. • . In a·l9831otervlew, Stelle said Ohio Power's Interest In building a hydro station was not an Indication the canpaoy was losing Interest In coal-burning plants sucll as Gavin . When the ajlp!lcatlon was ~tted. company ofDclals were also awillting the outcome of eongresslonalleglslation autbortzlng construction of a new locking sYstem at c.ampoUs and renovation of Citizen school group to take .co~cerns· to Child and $10 for the second child of Admissions - Ella Shultz, Ra· cine; Deborah Malden, Middleport; Larry Rupe, Rutland; Ella Jane Roush, New Havm; Allee Plantz, Area deaths . the same famlly, An adult swim will be offered fOI those 18 years or older beginning July 18 from 8-9 p.:h. Wednesdays. 12 Sectior,o, 70 PogeO 60 Cintl A M - I n c. N - - . OUR BIG SUMMER . SALE IS NOW IN . PROGRESS ' The declskln Involves actions by the Ilellem Review Board, a U.S. Department of Labor panel that . . Middleport F'o:I•RIJ"• Gallipolis Point P11a11C111t Sunday, Jv!y 15, 1984 Caofalladquarters. "The need just Isn't there." Oblo Power's plans fQr a bydro statlqn at GalllpoiL• 1 . neVer went beyond the ldl!a stage, as conoep~ plans · were 8Ubmltled tn FERC In early 1!1\13· At the time, AEP spoJusman William Stelle said the company .aw ·no point IIi creating elaborate j)!aiiS for the ' ' project, · •Tbe COOitrUctlon of a hydro station iSimUar to . Rllclne. - wblch generates 235 million ldlowatts ""' appealed to Ohio Power offlr!al• because the Ohio ·RIVer pM'Ided a renewable source of energy. Ohio Power owns the James M. Gavin ~ting 'plailt at Cheshire. Zwnbrunn said the c!Qee proximity 992-6212. Feeil are S12 for the llrst Only one person appeared to voice an oplnlon at today's public hearing on a federal grant appllcatlon for housing rehabilltation In Meigs with Wednesday's hearing, was to gatller Input from the conununlty. The grant application asks ·for $400,000 to Improve the structures of IKlrnes and ellmlnate any code violations. Statewlde,$11.5mllllon Is available. Those with Incomes up to $16,000 will be eligible If the'grant Is ~~·~~la~w::;~:,ns: · UMWJawyerTomZerbe. · .. AEP pulls ·back from new ·hydro power plant lung r;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;::::;;•;:;::;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;~:;~~: Swimming lessons Veterans Memorial ' The purpose of the hearing, along .Vol." No. u . Cs,.taazW19M Emergency runs Housing hearing conducted Couocy . . lbe June Srullog by UleIn '(J.S. 4111. Clrcult Cwrt of Appeals RJcb· He said any suit problibly would hears~ lung appeals. For the past three years, the come when the federal govenirnent board haS denied blacklungbeneftts Imposes sanctions. to totally dlsl\bled coal miners It any In19'l9, theOhioEPAsubmltteda part of their allment could ,be plan stating that ozone·and carbon moooxlde standards couldo't be attriblitedtocausesotherthanblack met In the Clncloniltl and Cleveland lung. But tile federal appeals court areas by the federal EPA's 1982 · reversed the board and ruled tbat a tleadlloe. A live-year extension was totaUy disabled miner can collect granted, but only on condition that black lung benetlts even If only part the two cities start Inspections by Dec. 31. 1!112. The slate later detennloed tbat the 1.982 derujlloe could be met and submitted a revised plan, reqlJ!!St· Three runs were reported by the ing tliat the U.S. EPA rescind the Meigs Coonty Emergency Medical ~tension - and the Inspection Services. . requirement. Middleport went to 1679 Lincoln Thursday's !llliiOUIICmlent was·a · Helghtsatll: 57 a.m. forLanYHunt rejectlonofthatrequest. for IWil·transport, Pome:oy was · called at 7.:29 p.m. to 3.'li.'l53 Klngsbw'y Road for Allee Plantz to . Veterans Memorial Hospital. Middleport pool will offer IJiese Pane.t oy was called again at 11:54 . swtmmlnglessonsJuly23-Aug.3. p.m. toli81W:DarwloforJacquellne · Brlckles to VeteranS Memorial Beginner, basic rescue, water approved. · · No opposition to the application was voiced In either hearing, said Richard Jones, Meigs County commissioner. · The application will be rejected or approvedwithln45days,Jonessatd. Melg<J County ~ney would be administered by a three-member board which will prioritize applications. The Gallla-Melgs . Corrununlty Action Agency wrote the grant . application for the commiSsioners, .' severe SsMJI't8 ............................·•C l ..S tmts· fiiiiii'·-;;;;;;;;;;;;.-~ retired. In 1973 With problems. FAIIorlals ................ ......... J(.z Farm............................... D-8 · DemGcntic conventiOn begins-Page A·5 Dt', w~ Spitz tentatively ·diately delemlloil the time of death, . well, a UnltedMloeWorkerslawyer says. IJeallll ..... ... ... , ••••.... ...•••••. A-6 Ohio weather: rain forecast for Sunday . - Page A-4-- • CHARIE>TON, W.Va. (AP)-A ofhlsdlsab!Utylsduetoblacklung. federal •ppeals court has~ It . Thecaselovolvedaworkerf!lrlhe . easJer for- coal "miners to obiAio . Bethlehem Mines Corp.. GeOrge black lung beoeflt5 even If they Massey Jr. Massey, a 64-year-old · suffer frool other. hlng allrnents as fonner underground coal :nloer, Edwilrd DeapJI, both 18, were Idled wlal IJ!elr car broke tbroap a bftd&e ~ 011 lilt a '•te 171 and pluapd 'lll feet 1ote the creek IJelow, (AP AJoac 11:e IUver ............... ~HI '197&ea· ........................... A-3 Sen. Gary u.t is keeping up a bnve front a8 the -P~ ·B-1 UMW wins case . FATAL PLUNGE - Bedlord· llrellglllen walt for a crane lo lower a hook lo remove the cif an auto from 'l'lnkers Creek early Jfl'lday momlng. 'fwo WIDouJbby, Ohio · men, Dan Mllllllek an-' Inside: ehould ignOre JeMe Jaebon...complelely-Page A-2 . Cole': mlner . VlllageView: .Syracuse-Page D-1 Improving ' lde:itltled tile body a8 tl!at ot Ms. Carr saki. •.' WIIIJams, said Agent Jack Skuplen Her car was found June.26 alnlt • . oftheFBt'sDetroltoftlce.However,, threeblocksfnmtheOOuaelnwhicll~ ~lalAgeptJolmMcG!nleyofthe thebodywasfound, Carrsald. ~ FBrs lndiBMpolis otflce said au· FBI agents and Gacy pollee flew • tllorlties l\8d posltl~ly ldentltled Thursday to Detroit with Ms.~ ' UleboclyasthatofMs. WU!lams. WW!ams' mother, Zenota; wbo', The bodywasfol!ndalxlutlOp:IJI. lde:ltltled clotblog lind jeWehy • ney LaWl'I!IICe Steele In Ham:nood, Wednesday In a vacant two-story found 00 1J1e body as that ot her: Ind., authorized fedel'al Wll'flllts ID:ae on Detroit's near west side, dauglrter, McG!ok!y saki. ! *»' the arrest of Cdeman and Ms. Detroit pollee """. Daniel Carr said. -~~~had ts and • . .,.. Detroit ....-v no l!II8PI!C IH Brown In tile kidnapping of Donna The victim had died of strangulil· refused to Immediately llll,k M.WUllams, 25. · ~buttlleWayreCountyt,{edlca.l man to Ule woman's death, carr.. ~ Wayne Cwnty Medical Exa· Examloer'sOJ1lce<:OIIIdnotiJnnle, saki PETROIT (AP) - A badly dect:ilrlposed bodY bind In a vacant house In Detroit w., ldentllled as that al a Gary, Ind., wmum . at' gedl:y kld:ulpPed by fllgltlves Altm Coleman Uad Debra Brown. pollceandtbeFBisald. MeenwlllleThunday, U.S.Attor· "" ~· has been invaUdated and must be replaced, attempting to Institute a plan lnunedlately for 1984 would so disrupt the election process that . the only fair and equitable alternative Is-to allow the schedUled November election to proceed on the basis of the current plan as an Interim measure." McAlister said .ihe current dis, · bictlng law had not been found falilty because of purposeful racial discrimination or gelT)IIllaJider!Og'. "It has been found wanting only In the single discrete area of meeting . the standard of precise mathematl· cal equaUty among districts," he wrote. The Ideal population for each· ot' the 21 districts Is 514,193 based on Ohio's population In the 198Jcensus. All tl(e disbicts deviate from the Ideal, with the average .deviation being 0.14 percent, court records show. McAlister said a bial court haS wide discretion to grant the reUei being sought. new ) ' .' f �.. • • Ohio Point Pleatant, W. Va. and perspective Comment ., ,.,. ~~ . ts:m~ ~v Out .o f A Division of - ~ .......... ,...,....,.=·= 825 Third Ave., GaDlpolls, Ohio (614) 446-2342 ' . 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher fiOBART WILSON JR. · l,<::xecutlve Editor PAT WHITEHEAD . Assistant Publisher-Controller : ; A MEMBER ot ·Jbe Afllioclaled 1'J'e811, lniand Dally ....... obood.tlon an4 thO 'Nneri<u Newopaperi'.-Joen · ' LEri'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. tlleJ smuld be lau~ than Dl wonk lonK· AD . lottm . . are •bled to. edltlll& and mMI be slped wllh nam _ ., - . Uld ~lq~hDnenurn­ ller. No~ letlon ..m be published. Letien lhould be In sood ...... addrelllnglo:....... ........,.utleo. • f:liding from the _.eality of big, ~ad foreign loans . ' 1be bottom line, he contends, is an enonnous fiction, a fatnicatlon that the United States is using against Its own lnterests. The better way begins with two 8S$Ulllptlons: TQ minimize disruption of the U.S. ttnanc!al system while maximizing the political potential of the loss. With this In mind; says Dunkeiberg, the United States mus~ admit the cl!bts are not repayable and then make sure that the costs of debts are absorbEd In an orderly fashion, "under our control, not the debtor cOuntries'.'' - : Ali outline of his plan would proceed in this manner: . -Anoounce that the debts are more or less forgiven. · -To maintain soundiless In the banking structure, foreign loans would ~ .exchanged tor special government securities having a low but g\laranteed mte of Interest. ·: -Finally, in exchange lor this relief the debtor countrtes would agree to . 'J1IRke the Interest payments on the declining principle balances. Berry's World ' . ·.; .. ~ unlikely, Inasmuch as · Jackson campaign as HYmletoWn. But it Is strange to hear Jackson supporter Louis Farrakhan is the onlY ttgure In politics who has taken resenting a show of soHdarlty by a to making threats on the welfare of minority, given that Jackson has especially targeted dissenters. · made. a career of asking black What other kind orthreats? It would AmeriCans I!> do exacUy the same be Interesting to have the answer to tblng. Jewish leaders have Jl(lt been the following question: Which of the Insisting that it Is time for a Jewish vice president, notwithstanding follpwing a~ "threats?~' A. "Fritz, you go with Jesse, you \hat on any sc:OO· ot hlstQl'ical achievement, the· Jewish con!Fibu· loSe me, Abe." (Threat?) B. "Fritz. sign up with Jesse, and tlon Is, everywhere, of the highest 0 ·that 50 grand I promised tora'llefor ranking.'· 1 The Jews.had not, so far as I am you, Y!ltt can forget it." (Threat?) Il JeSse Jackson Is saying that aware, called out for a Jewtsh .vlce Jewish Americans ai:e speclillly president. But It Is true thilt theY do sensitive to certain kinds of behav· not want an anti-Semitic vice lor, theanswerlsheisqultecorrect. president, 11nd It is true that l1)ey In tact, smrle " politicians overdo perceive JeSse Jackson to be their concern In this matter. disqualified for that reason alope. Jt MUrray Kempton, on television 15 hard to translate this concern Into recently, observed that Jesse Jack· a "threat." Jesse Jacklon,' two· son had said that New york City years ago launched a campaign. was Hyn'\letown and - was de- calling !dr systematic threats against .Amerlcan busiiJesses .thatnounced for saying this by presidential aspirants who promptly went to do nOt, In his opinion, give black New York and treated It in their businessmen a break. If one can ~~,&."Um l?©~~ developing countries, is actually worsening the consequences of those bad debts, and is Ignoring a sensible, workable,$01Ution. that is the contention of William Dunkelberg, Purdue University · EC(lnOmlst and a man recognized among economists and others for insight that penetmtes clouds of confusion and other ohfuscations, · l"lbere must be a better way," said Dunkelberg, who believes that existing U.S. policy endangers the AmeriCan bank1ng system, and earns ~ contempt of debtor nations that may be forced Into economic misery and political revolt. · lie otters what he says is. a better way .:._ and it might very well be. !'VIrtually no knowledgeable observer !eels that these loans Will ever be repaid," says Dunkelberg. "In other words, everyone, including the banks that lent the money, regard these as 'bad' loans." So long as ·present attitudes prevall, he suggests, big banks are enilangered, and therefore, sols the banking system. Asof1982, heren;linds you, the nine largest U.S. banks had $00 billion in loans to about 40 non'()PEC developing countrtes- while themselves havlngonJy $25 billion In capital. · · Instead of dealing with this Immense exposure, however, the United States has "allowed debtors to.control our fate, leaving to them them the deCision of Whether or not to formally declare.abrogations of the debts.'' • Moreover, the posstbUity of abrogation becomes more likely because the International Monetary Fund Is acting, says Dunkelberg, as If It doesn't even recognJze . the danger. It· is, he points . out, Imposing economic austerity, a condition that lessens the ability of debtor nations to repay· • • WASHINGTON- What happens In Mexico ts of special Importance to the United States. When hard times hit, the flood of illegal aliens over our southern borQE!r swells dramatically. As a secret State Department analysts has noted, "We are the!t major tmdlng psrtners, the recipIents of their human abundance and the safety valve for their rural despair." Certainly, the geopolitical facts of life would seem to dictate that u.s. lnteUigence agencies try to gain at least a ml!tlmal lriside knowledge of what Is going to happen In MeidcO. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Though the Institutional Revolutionary Party has held undisputed power in Mexico since 1929, U.S. lnteUigence has been unable to penetrate Its Inner c!ttles. Our lnteUigence experts know more about what is going on lits!de the Kremlin than they do about the workings of Mexico's ruling party. It appears to be a question of. Nathan the tnnocent was a good . llouse. He asked to see the citizen who knew nothing about the president . to di8CU$S his cow ffoday in history : Today Is Sunday, July lS, the 197thday ofl!l&l. There~ lffi~ys lett .ln the year. : Today's highlight in history: . ; On July 15, 1971, ~!dent Richard Nbron announced he would viSit mainland China to seek what he called a "normalization of relations." : On this date: : • In 1606, the Dutch painter Rerribmndt was born. : In 1870, GEorgia became the last of the Confederate states tp be readmltled to the Union. · .: In 1945, Presldeltt Harry Tniman arrived in Belgium on his way to the Potsdam Conference. . ~ In 19li!, President Dwight Eisellllower ordered U.S. Marines to Lebanon during a Middle East crisis. · . · In l!Mli, American 'Scientists s~ ott clOse-up photoflraphs of the -~ planet Mars, taken by the spacecraft Marlner FoUl'. · Ten years ago: Cypriot troops led by Greek army ottlcers overthrew the guvenunent ~ Cyprus. five years ago: In a nationally broadcast speech, President Jimmy Carter propoeed a new energy prograin as he spoke of a "crisis of conlldence" in AmeriCan attitudes. . : QJe year ago: Several people were kllied when a bomb WEill off at Orly Airport in France. An Annen!an group ctalmed .respoaslblllty. ' j ) ' I ~ Amertcan Political System. All he pasture. Since he wasn't violent wanted to do was get someone to . they took Nathan In an unmarked stop a chemical plant Iron) dump- car to St. Elizabeth's Hospital for Ing toxic wastes In his cow pasture. obServation; He was placed In a locked He wrote to the EPA, his congress. hospital room with a Washington man, hts senator and the president lobbyist who was suttertna from of the United States. . deep depresSion. It seemed a bill he EPA repUed they would took Into worked on to make . the MX the matter 9ome day. . launching pad Into tax shelters had His congressman wrote that if he talled to pass. was ~lected he would stop the Nathan told his story to the dumping. lobbyist who said, "You are really His senator said he would an Innocent. You can't come to forward his letter to the EPA. And the president. thanked Na· Washington . and· just speak to than for supporting his policy In anyone here. What you need Is Access.'; Central Amertca. 11 Wbat Is Access?" "WhY don't you go to Washington "l\ccess Is the grease that openl yourself, Nathan?" his wile doors In Washington." pleaded. "Then they Will listen to "How do I get this Access?" you." . Nathan wanted to know. Nathan th\! Innocent bought a "You make political contrlbll· ticket on "People , Express" and tlons to the people Who can help you. flew to Washington. He put on a suit You can donate directly to your, and tie and went to the EnvironcOna:reuman. your len8tor or the · mental Pro!ectlon Agency. The prellclent, and Indirectly by JolniDa receptionist told him everyone was In an· Important meeting and 'clubs' that have been Bel up to get suggested he come back In three around how much you can pve ~ monthS. · . candidates. The mort you do111te Nathan then went to see hll the more Aceeu you Will have." "Doesn't that get expensive?'" congressman and was turned over Nathan ailed. ' , to a summer intern who didn't know "Good government doesn't come what toxic Wllllte was because he cheap." · was majortna in Chinese Uterature. A few days later the PI)'Chlatrlsta He then went to ree hiJ ileaator. decided. allhoulb Natlwl was The receptionist said the senator neurotic about IDldc waates, he was out of town but gave him 10 waan't a ~to the community. carnpalgn bumper stickers which He went back to his motel and she suggested he distribute to his wrote out checkJ to his COftll'ell· fl1ends. man, senator, the president, and Finally, Nathan wenttotheWhlte " ·" •. Art Buchtrold --~--------~--------------I clubs-such as "Citizens ioi- a aeuer Gonuch's picture on it. Ainl!rlca," "The Fulld lor' aonest Nathan the Innocent came Mllle . EJecUons,;, "Amertc&lll · lor the . · In triumph and told his Wife, "The Utile Guy,;• and the' "President's 'chemical company will never he Golden Circle." . allowed todumptoxlcwastesln the In two days he found all tloo~ cow pasturt aaaln." "Good," said his wife. were ·open to him and everyone llstelled sympathetiCally to ~ "The bad news Is I had to sell the . problems and said they woulcl &et farm to stop them." , : on it right away. He was even "Why?" she asked. invited to the White House to watch · the preSident Lssue ·a new EPA · "ltwastheonlywaylcouldralse ·. postage stamp, with Anne BUrford the money to get any Access." · • CLEARANCE >SALE ·Fruth's opening 7th . phannacy in Nitro < 6A " "/can't wall 'Ill I'm old enough to,go to PG-13s." . . own • , e~bly threaten the Coca-Cola company to withhold economic patronage unless It employS 11 percent black executives, II ought to be OK to threaten to wltbhold political patronage trqm apreslden· tlal candidate who signs on as his successor In the event of his death a • black leader wM Is cavalier about : sllch awesome subjects as the : ' Holocaust. . It's really a pity that Walter : Mondale didn't free lllmself earlier • otthiscoll. Unhappily, his greed for : special·)ntere5t S\lpport•Is so ,com· · prehenslve that he feels he can't fU!I · · the risk of losing any ~te .. COII$tltuency. Since clinching the : ·' nomination in early June, the I·:. • esteem In which )le !Soheld by the ; ·Arnerlcan voters has dropPed by 10 · Points .,. · not a healthY slgp, •: conaldertng the floor-to-floor cover· , :· . age he has been getting. · · Not evert · the wonderfully rea~- : · sUring news aliout black preleren- : : ces moved him. The black voters : prefer Mondale to Jackson by a factor of 5 to 3. Jl is, In the post-civil-rights era, .wrong for the voters to vote as a.bloc. ,That may have been a plantation habit they picked ·up from Southeril whites whO voted only Democratic, to p\!niSh Abraham Llnooln 100 years after he was killed. Well, people are . lunay,. but they are making it progressively clearer evecy· day that they aren't Iunny enough to vote Jesse Jackson Into national ' ottlce. . It Isn't correct to say, as some have done, that Mondale couldn't have won with Jackson, but that . neither couldo he have won without Jackson. Maybe 'Mond8Je can't win· with Mondale. But he Would do better, you bet, if he said the rtght ihtngs about the kind of thing JesSe Jackson has been up to in Cuba, · Nicaragua and in those interviews; . tipped his hat to Jackson; and told him he belongi; ln. different . political party. , prlorltles. Whlle our best !ntelll· dent or · MexiCo llefon( it was • Then the agetlcy had SOC'Qnd '' . gence efforts IIJ'!!· directed at pobllcly announceif Waii lil&&. And thoughts and ~e~~t Ford a new ·• Moscow and Its minions; we seem that was onlY · because .:the man . top-secret report. · A new man, Secretary ol the Presidency Hugo content to let tire Maxwt!ll Smarts selected told the CIA himself. handle Mexico City. One CIA In October 196&, Lids Ec~rr!a Cervantes c)el Rio, had emerged as source said the lack of expertise can Alvare'l personai!Y ~ the the likely SIICCeljSOI'. The CIA report - · be traced to a basic flaw: Too few CIA's station chief In -~ City quoted "a hlgh·ranlilng ottk:ial" as . CIA emplayees speak Spanish. that he had been chosen to be tbe confiding that Echeverria would pick Cervantes because he was ·. This has 1ec1 to ern~ments · nextj)resldent,·totakeofrlcelill9'10. that would be amusing 11 theY 'l'ht. intelligence coUp was : re- "easter to manipulate tban Moya." '' weren't so serlous - such as the · garded as so spectatular thal .lhe The C1A ended its report with a CIA agent w])o had to take along an illforinatlon was · tmnSmltted. to bit of Machiavellian complexity Interpreter when he met an lm!ior· Washlngloilln a ~-ti!cret ''Ry· that must have brought furrows to tan! Mexican party official to llllk bat" cable. The message,was then • the premdeptlal brow: "Il (Cervantes) continues to hold . · for secret information. Pill ill a rare "blue Upe" repc;>rt.anc! My associate Dale Van Atta has · hBnci-Geli~ to the Wl!lte House, . center stage over the . next six conducted .an extensive tnv!!Stlga· when!~ l)ll!ll!i!ngei' walted'tn take weeks, we would have to revise our opinion that Maya Is Echeverrta's • lion of !heClA's pltlfulcapabiUtyJn _.- It back atter It had been read. succeliaor. ('Ibere Is a) cbollen Mexico. He found shocking Jqadeq· . .When Echeverria sel~ his uacles descrlbed in secret and successor. live 'years later; he po&Sibllity tha~ Echeverria . ·has top-secret niports and cables trom apparently wasn't speaking to the bi!en spotlighting Cervantes jU$t to the CIA, the Defense Intelligence CIA anymore. Hlscho!cewasJose keep observers guessing a little , · · Agency, the National Security Lopez Portllln. Butthe CIA aSSureil longer and postponing his own Agency and the State Department. President Ford that Secretary of l~uck staius until he announ· Consider this; The last time the Government Marto \'>feya Paki~Jcta ces his choice In mid-October. We found out who had been - was"ashoo-lntosucceedPresldei\t are keeping ow' eye on Cervantes: (but) our-bets are still·on Moya." setrelly ch06en as. the next pres!· Echeverria." · namt¥.~ lng devices for children Identified to GA.LLIPOLIS .. - In a move to Stressing .the advantages or retain its local Identify. Its people be at rtsk of Sudden Infant Death Increase . Its pubilc aw~ess as .heightened name recognition and and services wiU remain the same; Syndtome (SIDS). . "': one of the nation's largest home national advertising, Glasrock only the name and logo Will be BOC Health Care companies are ; health care eompanles, Glasrock president Gerald L. Good said, changed. The new logo In teal blue world leaders. in anesthetic and ! Medical Services has changed Its "providing a common name and and grey combines a "cross" lung function equipment, anes- ! corporate name to Glasrock Home look for our facilities will ellll.ble (representing . the International tlietic pharmaceuticals, Intensive · ( Health Care, Inc: and adopted a potential customers aod the. gen. health care symbol) and an " H" care patient monitoring and d!ag· •• dlstlnctlv.e blue and grey logo. era! pubUc to beCome more famll· (representing health ~are), both of nostic equipment; oxygen tents and , ! This Change Is part of a visual tar with Glasrock and What Glas- which serve as visual reminders of infant incubators, sterile disposable : Identity program which ties Glasrock offers. BOC's involvement In the world products for Intravenous therapy, : rock into BOC Health Care, of "Our Intent is to continue to build health care Industry. blood lllters, medical gases arid . ) which Gias~k Is a division. ' one of tlu1 nation's largest and best · Glasrock provides a lull line of Starting May 1, both new name and home health care companies," respiratory equipment and related their supply systems. and products 'f syinbol began to be · phased Into Good added. "And we can do this services, a full range of aurable and services for treatnwnt of . : • Gia5rock's 150-plus facUlties io· mOre effectively as a' team rather medical equipment, monitor- patients 'In their homes. ' cated in 35 states. . than by giving ihe appearance of -----Ho-Med Services, the lOcal div· Individual operating units." . !slon of Glasrock, with branch While the Galllp.oils branch office officeS In West Virginia, Kentucky, managed by Cindy Saunders Will be Tennessee and Ohio, had under· gaining a national Image, it wllt gone a name change on July 1. ADDI'I'ION- M!Head's Bldlery Inc., 1M 'l1drd Ave., l'l!lll!lltly added adelllndsandwlch llhop, top photo, for .. CI!fllomenl, aad lwscrellleda Beat111area, boUaupboto. Opeoed by lbeA.G. JloiDIUail faml)ybt19al, lbe blllrery II now oper ted by liB pn!llldeat, Tun Mllliead; BID MDitead, sec:reWy; VIrginia Mllltead, · corporallon lreasurer; and Lewll Milp' d, head baker, ~ -· Ohio Bell warDing: call·before·digging I. Nathan the innocent • 15, 1984 a ' • Health care supply firm changes l'agl A-2 time(..___~------.-----w-iU_iam_F._.B_uc_k_ley_Jr. The only reassunng thing one~ recently_heard about Walter Mandale Is that he "Ignored" - to use Jesse Jackson's words - JfSSe Jackson In the ·hectic search for a vice presidential candidate. Walter Mondale should go a good deal · further and ignore Jesse Jackson not merely for vice president, but Jesse Jackson as leader of the black people of Amertca. No one In a state of moral equlllbrtum would want to be spoken for by the same man who goes to Cubit and ha!is Fidel Castro . and the memory of Che Guevara. Waiter Mondale's position shouldbe: You can favor aistro!smoryou can favor me, but not hath. JaCkson 11\en returned to his sawhorse, the Jews. He r§>Orted that Mondale had ignored 'i\im as the result of "threats to Mondaie by a significant number of Jewish leaders." Well, What would these . Jewtsh leaders have threatened? To rub · out Mondale? That's n.e United States .is hiding from the reality ofltss big bad loans to debts. n. 5unc1qy nn•• s.nt1ii.l • GAIJ.IPOUS- Late last year, a Cleveland area excavating firm severed telecommunications servL , ces· to 8ome l,«m )tomes and b\lSineises, Including the Ohio Lottery's statewide computer center. . ~ Columbus ·contractor recently damaged subsurface telephone ca· ble with an auger when removing a tree stump. As a result, nearly l,IID homes and offices in the capitol city were without service. According to Ohio 13eU, these scenes ' are. too often repeatefO! throughout the state in large and small towns where accidentally cut cable . Is · one of the thorniest problems •the company faces In maintaining telecominunlcatlons. service. Slashiilg a telephone cable also can cu,t into your pocketbook, since the cost to .make repairs could be charged to the cutter, Payne stres.'led. "A call to the . OlJ'PS· loU-free number before digging wm insure thatanOhloBelicrewwlllrnarkthe locations of nearby burled telecom· rnun!calions facilities;" Payne said. "And we don't charge for the services." "Cut cable not only disrupts telecommuniCations services, but also can he lite threatening,". Ohio Bell's R: L. (""")Payne ' said. "I shudder to~ ahout ·a mother with a young chlld ·need!ng belp in an emei'gency who is unable to get through because a cut cable 1983, the agency received about . l4S,OOJ calls. disrupted service." , Scores ofphone companies, and in some cases,>' Individuals, every year Inadvertently cut through buried ~a,bie whlle digging, As a result, telecommunications circuits linll· ing hospitals, schools, businesses and homes on occasion have been put out or service, he said. "But a call to the Ohio Utilities Protection Service <OUPs) toll·free number - 1~2-2764 - could save a life - and It certainly would help prevent· service disruptions," Payne said. Payne noted that even though restoral efforts begin Immediately, and continue non-stop untti comple. tlon, It still takes an Ohio Bell CI'I'W anywhere from several hours to a lew days,· depending on the cable POINT PLEASANT- One of the lng cards, Russell Stover candies, state's largest loCally-owned phar- g!its from around the world and macy chains has annou~ they · computerlzed prescrlptlon records. will open their seventh store In "The city or Nitro Ia extremely Nitro, W.Va., on July 23. pleaSed and excited abOut the Jack Fruth, president o{ Fruth addition of another business to 6ur Pliarrnacles, said the new store wlll dqwntown shopping area, "• said be located at 106 21st St. In Nitro, In Nitro Mayor Art Ashley. "Fruth the buDding formerly occupied by Pharmacies have an excellent AAA Furniture. · reputation. This ext!IDSion of the The store Will be the chain's most Fruth chain to our city tells me that eastern operation. Other Frutl) Jack Fruth Is committed to our Pharmacies are located .In Point area and the continued growth or Pleasant (location of the main Nitro." office); Huntington, W.Va., Milton, . Dave MPrgan · and Barbara W.Va., Gallipolis. Middleport and Knepper hive been ~ man· ager and assistant mimager, reWellston. "We are very bullish on the city~ spectively, for the new 'store. Nitro," said Jack Fruth. "It has a Morgan Is a 1977 graduate of West very attractive downtown shopping · Virginia University School of Phararea with quaUty merchants. We macy and was most recently look forward to becoming an active employed by Fruth's Gallipolis Store. Knepper, a 1979 graduate of meinber of !hi! community." The 7,900 square-loot store wlll Ohio Northern University School of· offer the same wide ranges of Phannacy, comes from Fruth's service that all Fruth Pharmacies Point Pleasant store. Grand opening activities for the offer to their respective communi· ties. These services Include a fuJI new store are scheduled lor the. line of cosmetics, Amertcan greet· week of July 31. Spring &Summer ~ Merchandise Dresses • S·lacks Suits • Skirts Short and long Sleeve Blouses · 30o/o to 50o/o .Off Tops &Shorts Bathing Suits Lingerie · I' 25o/o Off Ex-Gallia resident promoted GALLIPOLIS "'- David L. Oura fanner Gallla County ham, The toll·free phone number Is used by Ohio Bell In cooperation resident, has been. promoted to with the other Ohio utilities to manager In the audit practice channel reports of all excavation department of the Arthur Andersen affecting undergrqund utulty factll· · & Co.'s.olllce in Houston, TE?'a5· ties to a centralized location. In A graduate of Galila Academy "We'd like, to have two days notice, If we could," Payne said, ~·but we usually can get someone to the location In just a lew hours If we have to.'' ON High School, Durhain obtained a bachelor's degtee from Ohio State University in 19'15, and received a -master's degree from the Unlver· sityofHoustonatOearLakeC!tyln 1981· · · At Ohio State, hewasamemberof the College of Arts and Sciences Student Council. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwanl E. Durham of Noblesville, Ind. Durham's pnmotlon means In· creased responslblllty tor client service and administration, accordIng to a cornpony spokesman. .300 Second Avenqe Lafayette Mall, Gallipolis, OH. ---------- .- r--========:::;::==!:::======================: GALLIPOLIS sA_ ,\ nNGS M.V 1 - account The with , . . · the extraS ••• A BONUS* GIFT . ·-~ . •. ' ' r;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;=~ • ' • ' 0 '4@ quality Four characteristics that determine the of a diamond. 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I.Alws from the 00s Monday and Tuesday to the upper 00s to mid ros Wednesday. Rain forecast Sunday • By The Assoclaled Press It looks as though there will be a break In the heat and a good chance for some rain In Ohio on Sundi!Y and Sunday night. A high pressure system that was over the mrtheast quarter of the country Saturday morning will .weaken and a cold front WID move · . Into the state Sunday night. As the cold 'front gets closer, cjojldtness will Increase Saturday night and early Sunday. There ls a chance that showers and thunderstorms will spread across i)te state from the west during the day Suhday. If the rain moves Into the state, it WID be scattered and mariy areas will stay dry through the day. Besides the high pressure system, a low pressure area ls centered over south central Canada with a cold tront througl! western Minnesota to northern Utah. The low WID pass far to the north of Ohio, but the cold front will ·cross the state Sunday nightorearlyMonday. As the front gels closer and· moves through, tt will Increase cloud cover and bring a ch<ince for showers and thunderstorms. Behind the front, temperatures will lower sllghtly and hurnldlty wUl.be at more comfortable levels. Ohio agricult~ral advisory By·The Assoclaled Press Htgh pressure covers aU of the eastern United States. lAlw pressure ls advancing eastward across south central Cartada. The cold front from this low will be moving Into the Great Lakes region 'Sunday. It will be partly cloudy and warm Saturday night with temperatures from the mid ros to around 70. Considerable cloud cover will develop Sunday in advance of the frootal area jn northern, western and central Ohio, with partly cloudy sides In the southern and eastern parts of the state. Highs WID be from the mid 00s to around 90. Scattered showers and thiU)derstorms will be developing · · by afternoon Sunday in western, eentral and oorthern Ohio. Citizen ••. (Continued from page A1) lenge to Ohio' ' dealing with an areas of education has recommended one-half day dally sessions for for pre-school and kindergarten pupUs in a section entitled "Improving the Relevancy and Quality of Curriculum and Instructional Time". The report ls considered to be one of the most comprehensive efforts on education improvements prepared in the nation, the spokesper. son reports. The report ls scheduled to now be presented to the National Education Association. Lottery winning numbers: 059,1659 Jf11"~' 'lm,. - i"mlind US P ~25-800 A. Multimedia Newspaper Published each Sunda y, 825 Third A.venuf', by IM Ohio VBllcy P ublis hIn g Company - Multimedia , Inc. Second cl ass po s l a~e paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Entered as seco nd dass ma iling matt er a t Pomeroy, Ohio. Pos t Offl~ c . Memb<'r: Th(. Assoclale d ?~ess In l and D ally Pl'f.'ss Assoctal!on and !he Amer ica n Newspaper Publishers As- soctallon, Nallona l Adverti sing Represental!v('. Bra nham. 1717 Wes t Ni ne Mlle..iload. Suit e ~04. Detroil . Mic hig an. 48075. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One Wet'k ............. ........ :.......... $1.10 One Month ............................... $4 .80 SINGLE COPY PRICE liD Cents No subsc r\ptlon !li by mall per mitted In tow ns wh<>r(l mol or carr lc>r sc.>rvlce ]_r; avallabiC'. RECONCILlATlON IN CHRIST . William B. K uglin "And that he. might rectmeile botli unto God in one body by the cross, hamng Blain the enmity tlereb~"(Eph. 2:16). . ll«ondle. "Reconcile" means to change, exchange; Body hence of persons to change from Enmity to friendship, to change from one conditio~ to a~ot er so as to rem~ve all enmity. and have no impediment to unit ' 7 and.~··~ of the reeo~eiliation of believing J ew~d Gentile. . _one denot~~ a srngle one, to the exclusion of others and "bod " s/,J\mf1e~ the sp•~tual bOdy ~~ Christ, 't he whole church.' "One bod:" lh ph. 4.6) •• the one church, to the exclusion of others. The bod!l and t e church ar~~ the st~me: therefore, the "one bodv" or "one church" is · the fulnes~ or t~e whale of Chmt:. "And hath put all tloings under his feet, and gave h1m to be the head OW1' all tlling1to tiw cllurcli, Which 18 · . h18 body, the /ldMBB of him thatj'il/et/i all in all"(Eph. 1:22,23). . . Jewa Aad Geatae. · Th~ Jews; being the chosen of God, looked down upon t~ Gentil:s regardmg them unclean. The Gentiles were u foreigners and enemie~ to God because of their wieked works, ''Atid IlOilo tAcit were 1 ometitne alienat~d a~,...,,.., in r~>~~r mind by wicked worlu, yet110W Aath lie reqonciled •n the bod11 of lis jluli tli1'011glo .u.tli, to pre1 ent lwl anll unb/a"'."ab~ atid ..,.,..pnweabk in loU tiglot" (Col. li21,~ Th~ Jew _regardmg h:mself clean and the Gentile unclean created a wall of enm1ty (hate) that separated the two. It wu God's desire to briDg th human race. together by changing this enmity to friendahi and Je.:l them mto a .P~aceable. and lovea~Je relationship. For this be done, th~ old condttiOn (enmtty) was gmng to have to be removed 80 that they might be brou~tht into the new condition (unity and peace) God would h_ave no •mpedtment in establishing this unity and peace. · · Rec:oadllatl• Reccmciliati<ni !"as '!"'de possible by (/od through Christ '\n one body by the C1'018. Chrtst slew the Enmity '" His death upon the eroos He shed His blood not for one race (Jew or Gentile) nor sex (male 0 ; female), but for all. By His death and the shedding of His blood on th cross, He purchased His c~urch, the bod11, where this ...,~ u~ty, and PI'!"'" are offered by.God. Can a perion. be saved without bemlf reconetled unto God, w1thout the unity and peace He has pr~~1ded for us? He ~n. if he does not have to be a member of the spiritual body of ·Ch,nst, t~e church. Knowing that reconciliotitm, · U111ty, ~.nd peace are m the one bod!(' of Christ, they are in the "one ci:Krcl: _; therefo~e. we must be in tl:e church to be reconciled to God a~d enJOY the fi1lltl/ and peace that prevail in the body the church the kmgdom . · ' ' For Free Bible COTT'espondence Course Write ... Buta. .eRoad • P. O.Boo308 Galllpollo, Ohio 45631 Sunday Only On<> yPar ........................... ... $26.80 s.•rE,.alq: S.H1YMonM•1: BIMt Stlb t:Jf · Si x months .. ,... ,... ....... ........... $13.00 52 = SHOULDER ,. CHUCK STEAK ROAST t t • POUND POUND I $ BOB EVANS PORK SA~SAGEI SHOULDER ROAST .. · .) t'. $ LB. PKG. SUPERIOR LEAN & JUICY ·cuBE STEAK PRE-SLICEd LB. Wol'llllll WorUa, 11:31 Dally and Sunday MAIL SUBSC RIPTIONS In side Ohio . 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' WJchanged for the third month In a ·row - zero point . , The fresh reports pushed to the background earlier ~ ~that the \;>(:ondmy's sw,rlslng stiatgth'would · 9 ¢ U "L •' HEFTY SlEEL PACK $14 9 10 cr. NINE LIVES 49¢ HEAD EASTERN SHORE COOKING . ONIONS. . NEW POTATOES 10 Ll. BAG Us, Ohl• $23_9. 3LB. BAG ' )'' ' symboUsm." . Reagan told a gathering of GOP wonen at a White House luncheon on Friday, ''There Is going to be a woman president of the United States one of these days soon, and she's goilig to he a · Republlcan. Why? Because we have the great talent. . "The women who have advanced . tnourpartyandwhoatecomtngup • through the ranks today aredolngtt by mertt," Reagan said. "And the Arnerkan people, recognizing this, • will support such a womanwbenshe 89¢ I'\IIIS." Republicans, including tbe presl· selection d Genlldlqe Ferraro." he said. "Nobody cOuld kid himself about that" • Hart, however, asked at the airport whether Mondale's choice ... petroleum. OYI!r the past 12 months, whok!seleprtces role just · 2.2 percent. . Bill controls water supplies • GARDEN: nF:SH PRODUCE CRISP . LETTUCE be causelttooverheatandleedtothehlghtnflattonrates of just a few years ago. In theory, a moderatloll in growthshouldeasepressuresontnflatlOIIandlnterest . rates, maintaining the expanston longer. 1ndlied, the Labor Department's rrport on the Producer Price Index for finished goods showed no Inflation bi the AprU.JUDe periOd. Not since the 11rst quarter of 1983 had wholesale · prices re!llsed to budge when calculated over a run calendar quarter, said depai1ment eallOnlSt C\-alg Howell. Food prices !ell a seasonally adjusted 0.6 perce~~t, the third straight monthlY decltne. Gasoline prices were ct! 0. 7 nper""C"'"'"' t, an U!JUSUal drop at the start of the summer drMng season and attributed to the plentiful supplies workiYIIde of ' 119 3oz. .,~~~H WASHINGI'ON (AP)- Wttrout· mentioning Geraldine FeiTIIl'il by name, President Reagan took atm against the likely Democratic vice prestdenttal candidate by saying Republican women were moving . forward In politics because of talent rather than "tokenism or cynical · l 1 dent's daughter Maureen, have · sugg sted that Ms. Femll'9. a three-ternn congresswoman, Is too Inexperienced to go to the White House. Ms. Fei-raro was picked Tl!ul'lldaybyWalterMondaleashtS running mate on tl)e Democratic prestdenttal ticket. <in the day she · was named, • Reagan said her selection was ·historic - "and so was appointing , Sandra Day O'Connor to the United " States Supreme Court.'' "But what about that foollshness that it's the other major party that n.presents the Interests of women," Reagan asked Friday. "The truth ls the Republican Party represents those interests best, and in a serious and long-tenn manner.·· He said Republicans think women should change America, and he noted his selectiOn of Jeane Kirkpatrick as ambassador to the United Nations, Eltzabeth Pole as head of the Transportation Department, and Margaret Heclcler ascbiefofthe Department of Health and Human Services. '. · automotive products, business equipment and energy materials. percatt to 5 peicent for the entire year, but some say Theecboomy expanded at a seasonally adjusted9.7 they're now 1owmng their forecasts to a range of 2.5 pe.t ttut annual rate In the first three months of the pe1cent to 3.5 percent. )oftl', easing to a projected 5.7 percent pace in the Wholesale prices advanced 0.6 percent last year, AprU.June period. the best showing In two decades. lfJUDe'sProducerPrtcelndexwererepeatedforl2 • ·Pointing toward a moderation bt econmdc growth, straight mooths, lt would result in a 0.4 percent · the OJmmerce·Ilepartmmt reported that retaU sales decllrte llr the year, a price decrease too small to be In JUDe grew 0.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted $109 re!Jected In the rounded-off calculation for last montli. · billion. The Producer Price Index measures month-toTile InCrease was ahead of t1!e 0.5 percent rise tn month changes in the prices paid to producers for May but well under the strong 3:5 pen1!tit gain InAprO food, energy products and other Items. The prices when conswners when on a spending spree. American consumers actually pay - usually to 1be Federal Reserve Board weighed In wtth a third retailers - are measured by the Conslimer Price report, showing production in the nation's factories, mines and utilltles cltrnbed 0.5 percent last month. · . Index. 1be producer prtcemeasure often gtvesa good ' ' ThatwasJnltnewiththeMaytncreaseof0.4percent · Idea where those·consumer prtoes are headlng. All the changes are adjusted for normal seasonal · but under the 0.9 pen:e1t adv;mce of AprU. variations. The Fed reported production gains were biggest In Analysts had been expecting p:toes to lise 4.5 - -·O hio briefs:~------------------.-__;__-~: w. • . TEA . Reagan lauds · 'triple. play' on economic. front ·;zero,'' he said. . . backhand slap atMondale · « play. "lndustrlal production In JUDe was,us). Retail sales In JUDe were up. And producer prices were 89¢ 12oz. ' l ,Reagan takes from..._... an ~%~EE-1&oz.$1S9 -_~..: ~~~~~ES '' CAT 3f$·}. FOOD '~z. - Price red~c.tions good til stock exhausted or July 31st Hurry and Save on this One time Sale H•·back cha!rs .........::·· .. 169.95 . Lo-back chatrs ............... '58.95 Rockers ....................... ,. 155.9S • ' Hart IS keeping up a 'brave front In his quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, but Ids carnpaJgn manager says Walter F. Mondale's · choice of a female had' ~ his chances, replled, "Not ninnlngmatemayhavedo(nledthe at all." . Colorado senator's chanCes . The ~tor planned a private ArrMng here Friday ·ror ~ meeting wtth hls conventlon floor Democratic National Convention, leaders · and key staff aides which opena Monday, Hart said his Saturday. <Elegates are "rock solid" and Hart bas argued that heotfers the added, "I stW think the !Elegates Democrats their best cbaDce for victory In November; His argument Will vote for the candidate most likely to defeat Ronald Reagan." may have ~ blunted by. the · But Olfver C. Henkel, the sena- mornentmi given MmdlJe wtth his tor's campatgn manager, told dramatic move Iii putting a.w onwJ reporters dw1ag a charter fllght 011 the natlollal tlckl!t tor the first from Washington, "I don't think time In the hlstol'y rl. either majoc . party. ' ' there is ve~y much wecandotodmy On We<IMMay, shortly before the Mondale the nomination at tl)ls point." pJesidentlal ~.Hart Is !lche- '.'The_ odds are vecy lllUgh,'' duled to address the COIM!IIttln. BACKYARP PARTY- LDc1i1 rea1c1e1JD Elm01e, Henkel said, declaring that MonRep. Patricia SclQoeder, DColo., Mlla,peetW1illlrM i IEiillhe~cloor.rW.bo)-haodliame dale's selection of Rep. Geraldlne · one «Hart's prlnctpal Beull!llallts, \ " em JIIW le IIINe&. Ia froa& of M I le II Rep. Gil' IS Fenvo, Ills Feri'aro, 0-N.Y., as · hls running said the address gave Hart the --'JIIIil08il hi;JIIIItehn~ 1 ,N-YCIIILB 'hlll*nllhlll mate "changes the entire dynamics opportunity to "give a go-tor-it wUe.lo1111 M• ill!- 'l'lieJ were tl n 1 hill old lMiin*wa!Mforeleavlnc the convention for us." speech and go oot lrt Dames." fur lbe Wf!ll& c.ut and &lie P1 IL "•I cemrenllea. (API photo). "It's lllUgh because of the WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Wholesale prices were frozen In place in June for the third consecutive month, slowing tnflation for the year SO far to annual pace of jusi 2.8 percent, the goVI;'rnment said .- Fliday. . On top of the bright Inflation news, the government repo&ted moderate gains in retaUsales andtndusti1al • production In June. causing economists to bring out ,. their hlgbest words ol praise to describe the ecoDOli'1Y's performance. · • President Reagah Joined In, telling a group of GOP women otrlOeholden, ''Tills morning's news looks like America hit the jackpot. We''Jt1' made a trtple CARNATION 1~tlEE A-5 uma ootstde the United Methodist OwrciL · When 8sked If his choice might vieWed as bowing to pres8llre from wimen's groops, Mondale replied that, "If there was· anytldilg, the · p &Jrewasoo theotheuide." , However,aCBS-NewYOI1cTimes poll releued Friday said 00 perceut of Democratic voter& lllln'I!Yed think Mondale cboae Ms. FeiTaro becamleofpeuarefromWnen's I!JWp&,andonly22peremtsaldthey thaigbt she was ll!lected berause she was the best vtce pJeddentlal candidate. . $169 INSTANT . I VALLEY BELL NESTEA . . bwMOiiday. (APJe nphoW). SCOT TOWELS PEAS 2/99¢ Casual Outdoor Furniture LIMITED •. SU'ruciiRote!Frlday.Hutll ' ' In '-" . ... lbe liM Democnilc Nallom! Convenlkin which bec- g~a~~~40Z.s1 39 ~~LK IIABT ABIIIVES FOR OON· VENI'ION - Sen. Gary Hart II .ftyked by Secret SerVIce IIRt'lils .• M be IIITivea at SM Fralic!aeo's VALLEY BELL COFFEE '"Rt 1161* A..;,tn" •WOWI-TY IJ•StnM~y , 7:Jt .. QUANTITIES ·~ ---------------------------~~~,~R~2E0~. $1 29· FOLGERS INSTANT 1:tt•··· Swn!fter Close-Out Sale '· •~ LIG_HT FALKE Bottles DIIIJ • WJI.H 11:551 ••• L3 Weeks .............. .. ............... $15.60 LB. HOLLYWOOD SUPER By the Piece ..,....._r,.. ,... ...... 16 ,Weeks ...... ... ..... ................. $31 .20 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Sen. SUPERIOR HAM LB. $}89 BOLOGNA Page · Approval by the nlgents clears the way for release of the money by the State Controlling Board. · · In other action, tl)e regents: -Conditionally approved new contracts with Case Western Reserve University fOr medlcal and dental educatloll programs. 1be dentistry pact reflects a 5 pe1cent deCline In enroltment .and calls for a couespondlng reduction 1rt state subsidy. Regents Will ask the attorney generaltodetenntne if they have authority to make such a subsidy reduction without approval of the General Assembly. -Gave Findlay College apJiroyal to conduct courses for prlsilllers at the Correctional FacUlty. The schOOl will offer associate degrees in business admtnlstratlon and general soctal stUdies. Hart keeps up brave front; huddles wlth key aid~ Saturday Gary PLUM ROSE ' . challenge VIce President George Bush to a debate. . .After a weekend d getting better acquainted and poUshtng the speecbes llleywiDdellvertola~ their cl!l'l"patgn aplnst President Reagan, MondaleandMs. Ferraro WID move .011 to the Democratic natloll. convention 011 Monday. Mondale and Rep. Geraldine Mondale brought the New. York E;'erraro of New York Dew Friday to CODgreli8WOOian to E!Jnm!, t,ftnn., t1Jls resort communtty about 200 ooFiidaytomeetthehomefolb. - mUes east of San Francisco. And "Mychok:eofGeraldlneFerraro even before their ftrst full day of . Is being received wtth ~ CjllllplllgJitn together had ended, mthuslliim throughout the COWl· Ms. Ferraro moved qulckly to tcy," he told' a news conference 12 OZ PKG. BOLOGNA Unlvenlty, $1.7 mUllon; Medical College of Ohio at . · Toll!do, SX7,0l; Wl'lllht State, $1.7mtlllon; Northeast Ohio Ulllverlltlei con r of MediCine, $149,500; YOUJIDioiWD State, $1.9 milliOn. Of the 22 unlvenlty !ranch campuses, the Walters Branch of the UnlYenlty « Clilctnnati was given the · largestsJnale amount of $323,'100. amount « 18 ml1llon. ADOther $3.8 ml1llon went to the . The largest slnale grant for a corrununlty college UntversltydC1Jrdnnllttwi!UetheUnlversltydAkrOO was $1.2 million for Slnclalt Community College. But was allocated $3.1 mllllon. CuyalloP Cmmunlty College received a total of$1.8 1be Unlvenlly d TOledo WID receive $2.6 million, ml1llon In separate allocations for Its metro, west and whlleKentStateandBowltngGreenwiDeachgetjust . Nsl campuses. IM!!r $2 prlJllon. . Of the state's technlca! colleges, the largest single other fllur·)/1!111' lnatltuttons and their equlprnellt allocatlm was just over $1 million for Columbus funds include Central State, Jl57,!XXI; Cleveland State. · · $1.9 mllllon; Miami University. $1.6 miUion; Ohio . Tecl!nlclll ~tute. ' SOlJl'H LAKE TAHOE, Call!. (AP) -Satlstled thathisc)lotceofa , woman for the Democratic vice . , P'!!Sldellttal nomination Is meeting ~thwidespreadacclatrn, WalterF: . M~.ls turniJig his attention to t!Jem~ •. gehewantstodellverthls ~ to the Democrats and the HERRUD FRANKS LB. The Sunday Times-Sentinel ·.1:\fondale turns concems ·to ~arty convention message ~ ' I '' « . ( VlddlepaJt "'"ala.. Oh·'ILL t PI · t, W, Va. "~ • "" .,.1 Ill, - V.MIIU-1 years 10 the General Auembly. • Statewide dlstrlbutlm of tile equlpment mlliey, which CUIII!I from the S530 ml1llon capital trnprovemenU bill enacted earlier Ibis year by the Genenll Asaembly, was OK'd by the reaents Friday. OhlQ State Unlverllty wiD receive the largest'siJ111e . Krabllch said prevlaJs methods of !lnanctng . ·~ of tedinlcal, ctaasltlO!tl, laboratory and data prooesalng gear should be abandoned '1 thiDk It's wrong for us when we're bull.itng a new facl!lly to fund the equipment over a 00-year pemt • whlcb Ill what we did, when we 1crow the equlpnent ~ WNI1D& wt at the E!id of 5 or 8 years," Krabach said. · He "'11 ted adoption of a IDnnuJa based on the '< eQ\IlpineJ)t and Its useful llfe that Institutions . • liE .In submitting tun4tng requests every iwo Limit t . BONELESS PORK J; MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS 13 w. A MessageFwm The Bible ... Ch(lpel Hill Church of Christ 52 toward ICllvlnjf the.problern. Sat., July 21, 1 984 mercury ro T he Sunday Tlm('s · S~ nllnel will not be r e-sponsible for advance payme nts m ade by carr !E'r !li. .~ · 26 · OOLUMBUS, 'ohio (Al>) -Ohio Bo4m1 ~Regents Cbalnnan Rlcbard Krabiich said dlatrlbJIIon of $t5 mUllon to help public universities and colleies n!place oiJiolete or worn oot equlpnent is "a good tlrst step" CLOSED SUNDAYS GO TO CtiUHC• + I \..'lA'w {,IJ'\ii•li.V l'all~e,..,· ."UniVersities get ·. $45 trilllion for equipment $TORE HOURS: lraun.· m~rr.. hll! til 10 jim Fri.-Sit9 •m til 10 pm ,.___,.,ol.)l tOWN'S .fiNISf SUHI MAnit _ _, \ July 15, 1914 July 15' 1914 w. u..a .. National weather By 1be A.lloclated 1'1'1!!!111 Scattered thundershowers cooled parts of the South and the Plains eariYSaturdaywhtlebllsterlngheat wUted the central valleys of Callfornla with overnight temperatures in the low 90s. In Fresno, Calif., the mercury stood at 91 degrees at 3 a.m. EDT after reaching a daytime high Fliday of 109. Temperatures on Friday reached m .degrees ·tn Red muff tn the oorthem 'Sacramento Valley and 100 1rt San Jose. In San I<tanctsco, the lllgh temperature was f!l- Qne degree short of tl)e record for the day. North of san· Francisco, the hit degrees at normally cool StinSOn Beach, and rangers geared up for thousands of weekend sunbathers. Thl! National Weather Service Sil!c:l the mercury was expected togo as high as ll5degrees late Saturday in parts of the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, with readings in UI/P!'r 00s likely for San Francisco. In southern Florida, several tornadoes were reported Friday as · a thunde~ soaked the Sunshine State. For thE! rest of Saturday, the National Weather Service forecast rain and thundershowers extending along the southern Atlantic Coast and the Gulf Coast from F1ortda through the Mlsstsstppt Delta; scattered thundershowers over the Great Basin into northern Artzoi)B; . and widely scattered thundershowers through the upper Great Lakes._ .. ' COLUMBUS (AP) - Leglslatloli aimed at strengthening Ohio's over Its water sUppUes has been sliiled Into law by GOY. Richard Celeste. ' , ' SpOJilo~ by Sen. · Robert Boas. D-Jetrmon, the measure prohtbltlllle diVerSkln of more than 100,000 aanons 0( water a day from L.alte Erie or the Ohio River ~ Without a pennlt trom the . ' Ohio Departrnellt of Nalilral ~ ' Celeste had requested passase df such a bill In Ids State of the State control address to the General Asaembly. " B:as' law creates a lelll!ll·rnmtber OhiO Water Advllory Couml to lnake recomrnmdlit10118to t11edepartnilllt011 water management and conservation. Violations of the law carry potential lines of up to $10,000 per day. The measure, signed by the govetiD' Jfrlday, takel eftect Oct.l!i. Former seootor to- chair board ' COLUMBUS (AP)- FOnner state Sen..Tom Fries, D-Daylon, l)as been appolnl£d by GOY, Richard Celeste aa Clialnnan of ~ PhySical Fttnl!la 8lld Spbrts Advllory Board. • Friel, U. apausaed the Je&lllatlon creating tbe panel10 promote public opui IIIIi ud pbyllcalllllleiB Mlltl. Allo aw••\lld to t11t lXIIrd Fl1day we'~! WlWim E. Lma. 37, of Columbua. dlrec'lor of JePiatlve alfalrl tor Nat10J1wlde l11sul'anl:e; Fay R. Billa, 57, ot Kent, p:tl - ~ be8ltll aDd aafety education at Kent State UIIM!I'IIty; Tamara L. ClippeD, Jl, r1 Clev1!IIJ)d, ~ by Interstate 1"raallmmlllol llobertL. Bartels. !ii,dColumllul. jli•J lllll'ctpl\)'llcaleclicatlon · and recreatloll at Ohio State University; Boyd Bowden. 44, of Columbus. an ort1qledlc surgeon who Is team pi\ystctan for Capital t.JnlVef'Stty; and Lucinda W. Adams. 46, of Day10n, supervisor of health and pi\ysieal education tor Dayton City Schoolli. Legislative members are Reps. John Shivers, D-Salem; Joan Lawrence, R-Galena; and Sens. RDbert Ney, R·Bellatre and Neal Zln~nen, D-Daylon. MemberS of the board serve Without pay but are reimbursed for expenses. . . Celeste makes trustee appointments OOLUMBUS (AP) -An atlmiey and a oorporate executiVe have been appolnl£d ttustees of state-asslllted universities by Gov. RIChard Celeste. Celeste appointed Dwllbt A. Washington, 35, of Dayton, an attorney at NCR Corp., for a nlne-)oftl' term on the Central State University Board of Tnrs!Ees. Benjarnln G. Ammonl, e, or Hudson, corporate vice president of Ftrestme Tire and Rubber Co.. was appointed by Celeste Friday to a vnlne-year ternn aa a University of Akron trus1£e. '' Lottery OKs Computer terminals OOLUMBUS (AP) - State lottery otrlctals have approved I~ SO playeNCtlval£d com.Jlliter terminals In Columbus and 50 In Ciel'eland WltldD six monthS in a markedng experiment that COUld lelld 10 ~up :m such ~ statewide. Tbe terrn1na1s WID be pi'OVkled by Syntech Internatiol!al of Dallas, the onlY cornpiiiY, llllllllfactw1l such equipment; a lotteJ.Y spokesman said. Lottery Director Thomas V. Chema said the machlnes woukl ~ Installed In existing agencies alongside regular lottery terrninals, wldch are operated by agents or their anployees. Tile terminals woold operate like automatic bank teller machines. After money Is deposited, the machines will fiash Instructions on the screen to allow the player to choose which game he wishes to play and what numbers he wishes tp bet The machines will then print and deliver an appropriate ticket. The terminals will offer the same three computer games that can be bought from regular ·terminals: the OhlolAltto, the Number and Pick 4. Shrader trial slated for August COLUMBUS (AP) - Tile trlal of John Shrader on charges of perjury and bribery will begin Aug. 6 in Toledo. · The Ohio Supreme Court has appointed Lucas County Common . Pleas Judge Francis RestiVo to handle the case. The trial was moved from Franklln County because of publicity. Shrader, 36, of Columbus, ls accused of lying about cord burns on the backs of his hands after Ids wife. Jean, was found strangled Oct. 22, 1l!8l., In a downtown parking garage. He also ls charged with offering a friend $00,exxlto testify that Shrader had the mar1<5 on his · hands.the night before the ~laying. ' Each Charge against Shrader carrtes a maximum prison term of two years jind a possible $5,1XXJ fine. Shrader went to court last swmner to collect about $118,1XXJ in lHe lnsunuice beneftts' on his dead wife, but was challenged by his tnclaws, Dale and Leah Wollord of Ashland. The Wolfords contended Shrader wasn't mtltled to the Insurance money because they alleged he killed Ids Wife. Pollee have charged no one in the slaying. . ' .' �• \ Page A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel By JAMES F . PELTZ Roush Hali; eight daughters, Hilda AP Bntess Writer Pietro Alderigi Sr. Roush and Virginia VanMeter, both NEW YORK (APJ -EcoiiOl'lllSts GALLIPOLIS - Pietro Alderlgi of Mason, Clara Robey of Pomeroy, are beglnnlngto talk abouta subject Sr .. 45, 89 Chillicothe Road, Galllpo- Erma Michaels, Linda MWs and that seldom needed discussing over lis, who died Friday, was the san of Barbara ' Nichols, all of Gallon, the past two decades -deflation. . Deflatlnn lswhen thegenerallevel Mary Benvenuti Alderlgl, who . Diana Holub of Northlolk, Va., and survlv~lliGalllpolls, andnottMary Sandra NichOls . of Rhode Island; of prices falls lor a sustained period, Benvenuti, as reported in F riday's two sons, James and Robert, ooth of as opposed to Inflation, the rise of Gallipolis Daily Tribune. Gallon; two brothers, Donald or prices with which Americans are A 1957 graduate of Gallla Mason, and Ralph of Hartford; two toofamntar. Academy HighSchool, the deceased sisters, Ruth Zahl of Columbus, and only EcoiiOl'lllSts emphasize that wigraduated from Camden-Clark Irene Taylor of Canal Winchester; •despread deflation is not now Memorial Hospital, Parkerslxlrg, and 36 grandclllldren and 11 occurring In the Unlte<lStates, and W.Va., as an X-ray technician In great-grandchildren. hasn't sllice the Depression of the 19lls. But they say some sectors of 1961 and worked at the Galllpolls Clinic for five years as an X-ray John E. O'Dell theeconomyareellcittngdarigerous deflationaryslgns. technlclan. Owner ofhlsown tavern and restaurant for seven years, he GALLIPOLJS -RobertO'Dellls And, willie some consumers managed the ·Burger Chef In a surviving brother of John 'E . might woilder how falllng prices O'Dell, iT, 9 Portsmouth Road, could be damaging, econoi:Tilsts say Gallipolis for nine years. Also surviving Is his wife, Karen Gallipolis, who died Friday; and not deflation Is no more preferable than Malona Alderigi. a son, as reported 1n Friday's lnllattonforthenation'shealth. Yet amid the deflation talk this ,Funeral seiVlces will be held at 10 GalllpollsDailyTrlbune. a.m. Monday In St. Louis Catholic Thedeceasedwastwlcemarrled: past week, the stock and oond Church. Friends may call at the first tlrile to Leola Hall on Nov. markets remained preoccupied Waugl\-Hall ey-Wood Funeral 14, 1~. who. also preceded him in about the prospect of higher death on Oct. 'n, 1900. He married !nllatlon. Home from G-9 p.m. today. the second time to Neva~~ ·~ Afteryearsofwatchlngthevalue Lena F. Bowles Smith, on Dec. 22, 1962. and she o1 stocks and bonds eroded by survives. surglngprlces, thecredltand ~ulty POINT PLEASANr- Lena F. Fimeral services will 11e held at markets rema,1n doubUul that Bowles, 81, Southside, dled.Friday 2: ll p.m. Monday In Grace United· inflation Is under control. night at her residence. Their doubt is part1rutarty acute MethodistCburch.Frlendsmaycall !Jam Jan. 16, 1903, at Southside, at Waugh-Halley·Wood Funeral · oow. The economy's brtsk expandaughter of the late Walter W. and Homefrom2-4and79pm today Lillie May Rose McComb, she was a retired Mason County school teacher, Marshall University graduate and member of Harmony Baptist Church, Southside. rn 11eu of. nowers, contributions SUrviving are her husband, F .M. may be made to the bulldlngfund of · LANSING, Mich. (AP) - ConsuBowles; a daughter, Mrs. Geraldine GraCe United Methodist Church. ' RogoersofDayton; .a son,Manfordof mersPowerCo.putotfuntllMonday its ''final deadline" for reaching an ' Southside; and two grandchildren, Margaret L Silchuk Deann and Paul Rogers, both of agreement with ppponents of Its Dayton. . Rl.lfLAND- Margaret L. Fink Midland nuclear power plant to She was also preceded In death by Sllchuk, 62, Wadsworth Township, avoid shutting down the troubled fonnerlyofMeigsCounty,diedJuly · project. two brothers and a sister. . Consumers · VIce Chairman Funeral seiVIces will be held at 9atBarbertonCltlzensHospltal. A 19U graduate of Rutland High James Falahee said the company · Harmony Baptist Church, with the Rev. Fred McCallister officiating. School,shewasbomlnRutland.She granted the extension to give its Burial will be In Suncrest Cemetery. had resided In WadsWorth Township ~t Jndul;trlal customers time to lor the past 40 years. consldertheutllity's latest proposal, Friends may call at Crow-Hussell Surviving are her husband, Jun- presented at negotiations tate Funeral Home from 24 and 7-9p.m. · · today and at the church one hour · lor F.; ason,JamesF.,athome; two F)iday. · prior to services. · dl.ughters, Mrs. Douglas (Sharon) "What we're really faced with Is VanArnam of Wadsworth and Mrs the true reality that they could not Frank (Tanuny) FodoroiRitlman;. LeraBrown a granddaughter, Arrianda; a " MIDDLEPORT - Lera Roush brother, Eugene of Rutland; and .three sisters, Eva McKinney of S2, Ewlngwn, died Friday In Holzer · Brown, 82, Columbus, formerly of Rutland, Frances Darnell of Fort Medlcal~nter. 1 Middleport, died Friday at River, Born Oct. 29,193l, in Huntmgton, · side Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Wayne, Ind., and Betty Strait of . w.va., daughterofthelateLetand She was also preceded In death by eoca,Fia. She was preceded In death by her B. · Terry, and M. Belle Pol.sley her husband, Horton Brown, who Terry, woo survives Jn Ewtngton, was also. a fodner Meigs County parentsandaslster,IreneFixler. Funeral services were held shewasarner)'lberoftheAmerlcan resid!'nt. Surviving are two daughters, 'Thul'!ldaylnHilliard-Cox-Mullaney LeglonAuxlllaryofEwlngtafPost Mrs. George (Mary June) Ury of Funeral Home, 174 N. Lyman St., 161. ColumbUs, and Mrs. Richard (Elea· Wadsworth, with the Rev. WalterL. ·, Funeral services will be held all nor) Quelette of Worthington; and Morton officiating. Burtai was In p.m. Monday IIi McCoy-Moore Funeral Hane, with the Rev. four granddaughters and nine ruttinanCemetery. great-grandchildren. -PatriciaA.- Ten-y Funeral services will be held at 1 Friends may call at the tuneral p.m. Monday In Rutherford-Corbin VINTONPatricia Ann Terry, homefrom4-9p.m. today. Funeral Home, Worthington, where friends may call from 24 and 7-9 p.m. today. Bwial will be in King s wood · c ·e m e·t e r y , Worthington. a/~~:are:::tl~~~~ ~~~t%:t'ar!';!:~~ AI:~!~b:rit~:~· =~~~!!~ retired employee of . Perfection Body Works Inc., a World War • - II te d be. (the ':""'Y · ve ran an mem ro American Legion. . .. ........... . ......... ..... .. . ................. ~. W C e arry S I" upp 1es an ~ dE , ' S qu1pment m . toe TAWNEY STUDIOS 4 Second Ave. 42G · . 1· DH 11 I IPO IS, ' ''J' ~· ,i :l '! L~~~~~~A~N~D~FO~M~E~-C~O=R~· =B~A=C~K~I=N~~~~~ Pop and Party : MIDDLEPORT- Middleport will host a Blg,Bend PollY League 'foumament July 1&22. For more information, contact 9ll2-'l!!82. FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS Sewage budget shows deficit $ + ALL ·RC PRODUCTS 6 PK. 160 Plus Ta• ALL BEER AT MINIMUM PRICE .. ,, 0 ' COMING SOON FANTASTIC CONEY ISLANDS . CALL AHEAD TO THE La-SALLE REST AU RANT . AT _ FOR YOUR TO-GO ORDER 992 6836 AND PICKUP AT THE .DRIVE UP WINDOW AVOID THE HASSLE DF FINDING A PARKING SPACE Reduced rates sought rj:::::;:=====:;::r1 on the job and desire professional legal repre-tion for your Work~rs· Compensation claim, call for·further · f t' · 'th t · bl" t' 10 Orma IO.n WI . OU .o )&a IOn. W"ll' b I Jam R. Hamel erg Attorney at Law GALLI A COUNTY VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY SQUAD NOW OFFERING FREE S A.M. til 12 MIDNIGHT 24 HOUR SERVICE SATURDAY 8o SUNDAY CALL COLLE.CT {614) 446-8322 4 . 88- : ;; ;. ' ·' UNTY FAIR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS : :- WELLSTON. OHIO 16. 1984 All Junior Fair livestock, horses, 111bil~ and poultry must be chocked in and in place bylO:OO p.m. In addition, oil live;lock and horses must have a valid hulth cortlficate when en· terin1 the flircrounds. • 8:110 P.II ...... Eodlibitof, ..,... and ftisor moetilll (show arn) II MONDAY. JULY 16. 19k8:H Wlifo I 7: OO A 0 1 w' - n .. ........................ .... ......... .... 11 " I 8.00 ·~ . M .................................. ..... IIarktt ~mb tllfl·ln 9:00 All:....................................... llarttt Slur Weich· In 11:00 A.ll ..........,..................... Rabbit and Poultry Wti&ll·ln 12:00 Noon ...... AIIJiooths Compltted and all non·livestock exhibits checked in and in,,.,, ~= ij...i: . · ~·n~or~li:..~~ Jr1ln1 s'oo P.ll ............... oun war s II • Ha I R"!.. : . ................................................. mess acm1 TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1984 9:oo .A.M.............................o.!:nni~r,•Fsasi'PoPuo~lrytrv,;ud,o~liown' .... .71:0000 PP.IIII ......................................J........... F . Horns~bSIIclnl : · ..................................... unlor 1 " .. ~. ow SUNDAY. JULY · '·c.. f:= t~=::z~;~:~:~;~:~s.;~~ H0 Ll 0 A.Y POOLS, INC. :::.::::~: B:OO 9 00 AM J . F . Rahb't Sh : c1' "'a":;:b..:t"s"h.......,....0........c..t •n1c0r a~. 111 ,,ow 0pen 1 .., pen ISS 1 YJ ..ow 0 0 ow ISS 1:00 ~ . II .............. Southoastom Ohio AIIIUs Disllict Sllow loll-.! by Open Class Bttf Sllow 4:00 P.ll .......................... Jonior F1ir Bttf Brucllnc Sllow 304-492.4788 :· 6:00 P.ll ............." ....................... Junior Foir Steer ShoW Old fi,..s SloOWNnship to foHow 6:00 P.ll ................ ..................... Junior hir Hone Show 7:00 P.ll. & 9:00 P.ll ...........................rhrash• Brotllers 8:00 P. II ........ Fun Ni&ht · followiill tho Old Tim•• Showmanship THURSDA Y; .JULY 19, 1884 9:00 A.II ..................................... Junior Fair SwiniShow 1:00 P.II ...................................... Junior Fair Dairy Shaw Open Class Dairy Show \o follow 2·00 p II Jun1'or Fa1'r "·1·ry Goof Shaw i·oo ,................................. Trtc'l."& frKtor Putt · ............................................... • 7'30 P.ll ...... iiiii'o'iiv: ·:;·uiv'2o~ 1~~::' Hotsttln Sllow ; • ,; • : ' BRING YOUR ROOM SIZE AND YOUR .TRUCK! "REMNANTS" REGULARLY PRICED AT $10o50 .SHORT ROLLS REGULAR~Y "REMNANTS" PRICED AT $18o50 95· ~Q. YD. 95 ' "90 DAYS SAME .. AS CASH" INSTALLATION AVAILABLE HAFFELT BROS. CUSTOM ·CARPETING RT.o 35 WEST ~· - . ·. high'W(Jy projects_ contracted . GAlliPOLIS Meigs counties. · A contract for $437,5)4.39 was given to Alan Stone Co., Chesterhill, ,for replacement of live smali bridges in Gallla County With precast eoncrete box culverts. Fout of the bridges are on Ohio 141, and one on Ohio325. . . • The department plans to resurface 3.82 miles ot U.S. ~IIi Meigs County betweell the Athens and Vinton county lines. 'The contract · \vas given to Standard MateHals Inc., Portsinouth, for$1,188,16).!». It al8o calls for resurfacing sections of the Appalachian Highway u:~ th!:Oiln .conli~i·~~:lo":l':"~ ~;.O:.::i 4·00 P II J1nior f1ir livestock S.le ilO P:II::::::::::::::::::::::::::'AiiR.IIOfO·X llotor Cyclt taco 21, 1184 l::= ~ :::~~. '. :-.:, :::: : •·;,i•·~~:~..s~.:::e~~~~J,::: 4:30 P.ll ..................................... Proloct Ch~et-Oul filii 5:00 P.II ..................................... Opeo Clns Horst Show · 8:00P.M.............................................. Demolition Derby 4-HBuildlnl (ldvilors only). fM Juoior Fair Directors and San lor hirboard art not respdail•l• lor proj~elsltflaf· ~Oido ~. ..' . • 0 • < ~ ,. '• .. ..•• 32). JUST WEST OF HOLZER ·MEDICAL CENTER ' I ... INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY 105 N. 2ND · 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT l "ll'S iULOVA WATCH TIME" I This.is all · ~wear! The Audiotone INSIDER . .has 'the 'adventllgiS you want in e1181ritlfl lid; small Size, com· forteble fit, Md the pertormence you need to help improve your hearing quality. Come in and we'll show you the many adventlgiS the INSIDER has to offer. - The Ohio Department of Transportation has •awarded contracts on five highway projects affecting Gallla and 8:00 A.ll ...... ................................... 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PH. 446-0840 GAILJPOLIS - A Hunt~D~~ton,..W.Va., man Is listed In stable condition at Jlolzer Medical Center toitowtng a single-vehicle tramc ~accldelit Friday on Ohio 218. . •• Jesse L. Wroten, 29, wasadmlttedformultlple brulsesBI\dstralns, ~Area .'· . ; 'The Gallla~Melgs post fl. the State highway patrol said Wroten was ;!IOUthbolind near County Road 3 when his truck dropPed off the rlgllt of the road and stnack an embankment. 'The 3: mP..rn. accident ; caused ITIOdefate 4amage to Wroten's truck, the patrol said. 4 SATURDAY, JUtY -~.ltcCident hospitalizes driver to a nursJDa .. • Come in today and see these superbly crafted watches from Bulova. Accurate within a minute il year and virtually mainlenance-free. Available in a range ·of strap and bracelet styles, most with day I date windows . · · A. Tailored strap model in goldtone. full mo•emeot, champaKne di~ . sw.. p second. $135.00 B. Smartly styled day/date model in goldtone. slim dill. Day/date. $155.00 '"::1!..-,.1./r C. SculptiRd unless ~ bracelet watch. Silver finen dial! Oay/ dota OuallaniUaee day disc. $125.00 FRANK'S PAWN s·HOP ,MII1 Creek ,Road,, fQr DWI and failure to obey a stl>p sign, and Mattll!!w W. Colfee, 111. Rt 2, Vinton, for·falling to obey a ~ Ught. according Deparfment spokeswoman Mary Mulloy. "We plan to apPlY for federal money to pay for the action replarement of the Central B~. but until Campbell County's sanctions are lifted, we C8J111D1 use the . federai1imding," Poore saki. •SELL OR TRADE-GOOD SELECTION Prtve. ~~ ~ - " .,. . ' ' Issued cttatlolls by.pol!OeF'rldaywere Richard G, Ferguson, ll, 56 • 0 statement. Design work will begin this SUI1II1II!1' and construction fl. the $17 mllllon bridge Is scheduled to begin In 1987, said state Transportation •GUNS •TVs •STEREQS • . •GUITARS •JEWELRY •TOOLS • GAU.IPOLIS - City pollee Friday issued a minor misdemeanor for possession of marijuana to John C. Black, :a;, 6 Willow _, ... •LOANS ON PERSONAl- PROPERTY •BUY USED ITEMS ~ns Ift~~~~~~~~~~~6::::::::::::;:::;;::;:;:;;=~ : , JACKSON CO ' Police i8$tie summons ~. • QUICK CASH! .. • MIDDLEPORT- Bill Francis preslded·over the first meeting as president of MiddlePOrt-Pomeroy Rntary . Club Frldl.y night at Heath United Methodist Church. 'The club conducted a business meeting. Dinner was served by wo.men of the cbui-ch. · ' • 6.945 0 :P,otary meeting conducted 1030 DUbl'10 ROa d (R OU t e 33) Columbus, Ohio 43215 AMBULANCE SERVICE AWARD - O.'VId Gloe)+ r, left, I*! a a cert111cate ol wwMkft liD 'l'mt 'lbelll, dlalrmaa ol file Melp Soli 8lld Water Co» zmMIItll Dill& let ooi bellall ol Galfa..Mftp emUnlllllty A~ Aa-J ... tile ' I +t's partldpalioa Ill tbe Jobs 'l'ralnln« P8i'loaahlp Adprop•n. ' NEWPORT, Ky. (AP) - 'The· 92-year-old Central Bridge over the Ohio River, which 'links Newport With Cincinnati, wQl be repiaced IIi three Years. acrordllig to Floyd Poore, aecretary ~f the Kentucky Transpqrlatlon Cabinet "Due t9 the age .and condition 0~ the Central Bridge and the lmpor· tant link It provides between Kenlllek;y and Cincinnati, It is necessary that we replace the structure,'' Poore said Ina prepared ~ POMEROY ...,. Senior cillzens In P<meroy are bellig asked to help petition village council for reduced water and sewage rates. ~ Water and sewage rates are IncreaSing 50 peu:erit In Pomaoy, emrllve on the.!K!Xt ~· . • Senior citizens will ask that council wre action So that theywUI not be assessed that entire Increase. Residents may sign petitions are the Meigs County. Senior Citizens Cente~. Mulberry ~eights, Pomeroy; or at the New York Glot!Jing House. INJURED ON. ~~'HE JQB?• . ' 1. If you have been i~Jjured \ ' Bridge replacement slated ; POMEROY - 'The proposed budgl!t for 19M and 1985 for the Vil)age of Puneroy sewerage aystem shoWs a $.ll,6M deficit. · 'The entire vlllage' s budget will be preeentecJ to council d\lrlllg Moaday's vlJiage council !JII!I!!Ing for changes and approval • Council has already paid $6,!XIlfrom the general fund to the sewr r (!epartment ,for salaries the clepartment was unable to pay. . According to the budget, !hi: revenues from sewage cliarges will ollly increase SS,OOO tn 1985. · . • No other figures are substantla)ly different from 1984. In 1984, "owe'ler a $10,633 balance was carried over from 1983.. l----------------------""'- lc SHORT ROLLS · fony League tournament scheduled . . Supplies ';s~u~~vtng~;are~:~~~~·~aara~:M~.~::::::::::::::::::::::~::~~~~~~:::::::::5::00~P.:M·:··:...:....:.. ·:~:....:...:...:....:..J:un:io:r:Fa:ir~Va:t:~~H~SIIaw~~~~~·~4~:00~P.:I.~~~=:::~:;~~:;:;~ r ' · · :o 'According to the .report; Investigation ls continuing.'· .. . Superbly accurate .. . . handsomely styled. were knOcked over. ' .i IN ALLEY BEHIND HOTEL ' . ·: ·: : Pollee Oftlcer Charles D. Sink· fteld, a nine year veteran, resigned following~ arrest. Others arrested Included Olycee Kilgour, Steve JOhnson· and Monica Lnu, 'all ~~ Dayton. We have the newest Bulova Quartz Watches ~ for men. · ' · Dale Bart of Barr's Station in Reedsville reported an air hale was taker! fran the station Friday evening. · . · ~· Mary Keslerson o( Texas Road reported bermallbollwaskoocked QVer. .She also reported several of her nelghoor's newspaper tubes ;; LaSALLE DRIVE UP WINDOW Beer, Wine, Ice, cllarges Friday and mdre arrests were expected, saki Robert.Siller, director fl. the FBI of1lce In Dayton. ·• POMEROY - A breal!,lng and entering Is being Investigated by .the MrlP County Sherut's Department. . ' ~. Ted Hayes, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, reportalthata:J5.mllllmetereamera :and II!VI!l'allenles were stolen wheti his house was entered. , A 1e1eY1s1on an.tenna was rl!pOr'led stolen FridaY night !rom•the ~~Mrs. Joe Sayre,·Rt. 1. Rutland. · . · :~~said the antenna was stolen 'Thursday ntl!ht or Friday ·;• "'~o... · pollee of!lcer was · IIITIOili four persons arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigations on drug RACINE - Racine Vlllage Council wUl meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the tire house. A pu!Jllc hearing wUl be held on the 19!5 budget. . ·• 'I:! '() WE STOCK NON-GLAllE GL~SS G · . come to me decision point (oday," .. Falahee sald. "Ithlnkthlsprojectis · ·tooimportanttoheshutdownforthe. .lackotanother 72 hours." . Directors of the nation's lOth 'targest utility authorized company · otncersWednesday toshutdownthe .plant, more than a decade behind schedule and bHUons of dollars over budget, should1 negotlatlonsfall on · how to pay for the project. Consumers t halrman John Selby had said Friday was "my tina! deadline." 52 ..L;:JoU 20)[40 ·•·········· .............................. -- ~····· $~, ~ "V~~\1 WI•th plant's opponents Albert Hall Jr. ''.))[JZ Village council to meet ;. G "~ FBI makes ~g arrests Break-in under i~vestigation · . \~ C:l ~ '4> .,..{a<" ~ ~~'\;;~~ fR AM IN · . .r...,l; i:)..f."uj, ..~~ \~~ AT REASONABLE p.RICES . "~~b., d Utility seeks accor r-----------------------1 ... ;: r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;;; CUSTOM.. ~~ 4-.-.·"'-: ~~ expectatlons,chas . ·• •..• Time5-Sentinei- Page- A-7 DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - ADiyton POMEROY - 'The MelgJ County Board ri. Elections will be doled all day Moaday due to the lliii!'Xpected, death or the new board dlreetor, JacldeBrlckles, whose funeral will beat2p.m . Monday at the Ewlnc Funeral Hane. · • The W. Va. Elect~ns office.closed Monday slon Is fastralslngfactoryusetohlgh ·ally traded commoditieS priCed IIi An Individual might lind deflation levels of capacity, JlOSing the threat dollars. The dollar'also has diverted eroding the value of hi$ house, and of product shortages and higher bivestor Interest away frcrn gold hence the houSe's value as collateral and other metals. . prices. . Consumers might rejol<:e at th~ for a loan. Or a worker for a Many workers who agn:ed to company producing taw Jllllterlals lower their wages durlng thel981-82 . prospect that the decUnes In raw might find his employment jeopard· recession are expected to seek the material costs will translate Inti> !zed U the raw materials' prices reinstatement of those ··cuts and lower retail priCeS. But ·even U keep falllng and productivity gains more this year, i\erhaps liftllig the deflation hit the retail level, econo- ·do not make up the difference. lalxlrcostfactored i!lto the prlceofa i:Tilsts. warn the longer·tel1ll effects finished Hence,good. even though the lnflatlnn . rate has dropped dramaticallY In thepasttwoyears - aperlodlmown as disinflation - many InVestors stDI are not convinced that Inflation wUlremainmoderate lnthemonths tocome. But thecommodltymarkets are signaling somethllig else - "a strong whiff of deflation," said Edward Yarden!, chieteconoi:Tilst pf Prudent!a!-BacbeSecurltlesinc. . Prices of' several conunodltles, psrtlcularly Industrial raw matertals, havedroppedsharplythepast few months and 'tumbled Nrther thlspastweek.Gold,a J«:ylndicator of Inflationary droppedto atnut$340anoun!-'t'!rom $373 a month ago. Lumber, eopper and crude ollprlcesalsohavefallen. A key reasol) for the declines Is the strong u.s. dollar, which bas Teduced thedemandfor lnternatlon· Ohio I'Gint '. ----Local Briefs:--.. wOuld offset any lnltlal gain. · ~~:to~t~~~~ GALION - Funeral services were held Thursday In SnyderKuhach Funeral Hane, Gallon, for AlbertHall Jr., Ol, Gallon, formerly ofMason, whodledJuly9inaGallon llOspltal. " Burtal In Carwf rd Co ty : emortalwGaardsens. o un M 1984 Economists :discuss deflation's ;effects Area deaths .) - July 15, 1984 Pomeroy- Middlepo11-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 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' kills driver CINCINNATI (AP) -A resident of the Dayttm Veterans Hospital walklng on Interstate 15 . Friday caused a pileup of three truckS and two cars, killing one p,erson, · hospitalizing three others, and closing the northbound lanes of the .. tnterstateformorelhan three hours, JX)IIce said. Dewey E . Denham, 59, was cited . for walking on tiMl roadwiy follow· tng the accident, pollee said. · Pollee Said ttuck driver James Watson, 62, of Aurora, Ind., stopped hts tractor-traller to avoid hitting Denham. . A car smashed Into the truck, arid the driver, a young woman who remained unldentlfiedFrldaynlght, was killed, pollee said. A second car slam,ned Into the first car. Alexa Tomasetti, Colleen Doeckman, and Donald Lacefield, all19 aod all from Louisville, Ky., sutrered head tnjurtes. Tomasetti and Doeckman were llsted In critical condition at Good Samaritan Hosplal, whlle Lacefield was Usted as fair. Section~ Sunday I •• I I I I I I0 I I I o o o o I I o o o<o I ~ •••"'0 :::r f~ I~ ~ ,....,., • .. . . ~ ~· 0 · •t! ••• · ·~ "'Il,.... 1111 , ,eft: ,.. -1 , , e~.!" n~ ~ ~ ~•. I 1984: INtENSE Stu· ' • denl8 in the summer ' reading ,program · at . Rio · Grande College .. have spent three hours : daily in clll88, improv· ' irlg their reading ~ · skills. Below, a second · grade student works hard on an achievement test, while at left, college . student K yra Thomas helps .a third ·. · grader with his reading skills. .. .... . .. .... .. .. ii' ~~ ~.....~i- ::-:t . . I I I I I - IDi lheri I-75 accident • . • o,.l. ;o- ~~:~!-~ ;--4!1 · ·~ !i¥11'··~ : :~ l; A ~ ::~ ·.::a ,t . . . ~ •· = •·: Q, . • •••• 0 I I f I I f c m ..• ·• •• : • I f f I I f I f ... t f Fines issued • • • mmun1court GALLIPOLIS - Thomas W. Brumfield, 24, 74 Garfield Ave., forfeited $45 bond In Galllpolls Municipal Court_ Friday on a dlson!erly conduct charge. In other cases, Jack Haniian, 22, Rt. 2, VInton, was fined $12, given a suspended six-month jall sentence and six months probation for no yalld operator's license, and Cha· rles K. Robinson, 18, Rio Grande, was fined $12, given a suspended six' month jall sentence and six months probation for operating a motor vehicle without a valid permit. Forfeiting bond for overweight load were Bryan E : Davis, 23,' Jackson, $106.40, and Thomas G. McKettrtck, 26, Wellston, $144.40. · ' Daniel J. Hoover, 43, Thurman ' forfeited , $40 bond for failure to display valid llcense plate; Thomas J . Montgomery, 56, Rt. 1, Crown CLty, and Phyllis Pope, 52, Rt. 2, Patriot, each forfeited $40 bond for failure to yield; Johnny White, 26, 52 ·Sycamore St., was fined $12 for squealing tires; ·Jerry H. Massie,36, 756~ Second Ave.l, WitS tined $18for speeding. Forfeiting bond for speE!!llngwere Larry D. Barker, 28, Piedmont, Ala., $38; Tonya R. Harrison, '!l, 58 l1Jida DriVe, $40; James T. He!lderson, 25, Cabin Creek, W.Va., $40. . ': Better reading can' mean better grades, summerschool students· may ·impro:ve both . \ . . ·- . I Marriage licenses ·. ~ ... ,.;;~: w . ,.. - tc0 I . ... /' C:)Io , .. Zl: v•,..o tO Cz Emergency runs Emergency Medlcaf!lervices. . Syracuse was called at 8:22 to Hemlock Grove for Frank Clllrk to Medical Plaza, GalllpoUs; Pomeroy was called at 5:41p.m. to 249 Union Ave. for Shirley Jones to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 8:54 p.m. Rutland went to New Lima Road for Joel Marshall to.Veterans MemorIal Hospital. . Tuppers Plalnswentto Reedsville at 10: 35 p.m. for Gary Reed to St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersbuig, w .va: ; MiddlepOrt was called at 11: 16 p .m . to Meigs Junior High for Dano Lo~treth to Veterans Memorial • Hospital; :;uppers Plains responded at 3: 45 a.m . to Long Bottom for Mary Newlin to Veterans Memorial. . . A POMEROY - Six runs were reported .by the tv~eigs cowlty . teaching class requires cllnlcal other academic and sociological problem. hours, and In the summer, there "Paren~ want to help, they areas, Mrs. Yates said. "There Is no place to get the experience. just don't know how." is a high correlation between '!bus the summer ·reading pro-. Coli~ are diScqverfng. · , poor reading and academic The best advice she gives the gram at Rio Grande College was The c~ gradj!s Qne failure. '' Jl8I'I!I\t Is to selectively watch through seven, are part of the . "Most academic problems television and cut down on the , born. Her 15 college studei>ts get the ell~ experience '!hey need can .be traced tO reading p!W _ slimmer reading . p!Vifam at chlld's TV time. Most parents . arid the children In the program · RioGrande,andsomecim'twalt have heard of Se!jame Street and Ienis.'' she said. Some behavrecei-ve indlviduaUzed , to ' get to schooL accmllng to MtsterRogers Neighborhood, . ioral problems can also be Instruction. Associate ~r of Educabut don't know enoog)l aboot attributed to reading failure. Each elementary age chlld · BecaUse children can be un• tiOn Sbaron Yates, head ol till! .them to discuss the program . bas two college student lnstrucmercltulln honesty, they may be with the chlld. ton, wllo .each haVI! c11arge ¢ ·rldj(:uled for their · ~c , • "Wateh· 1V ~. dlscUiS tollr puplis- a mlnl-cllillsroom, failure and seek other areas they the shows, buDd vocabulary with so to speak. . . ' the child;:': Mrs: "Yates said. can be succesSful In, lidch fiB ' ' · I'ThJ& ~ the (!l[perlence vandiiUsm. · ''When cliildren 114ve a bltll!r . for rity.s(lldeD!s, anci'uie college vocabulary, they. · can · relate "Chlldren may say tO themperforms a vttill community better to' reading." selves, 'well, I can't read, but I service for the chlldren In a fOur can break out tills window,"' Mrs. Yates . also teaches parCQWity area." .. ents "fun and bwpe11slve" ~ In class trvm ·~ a.m: 19 ntJon, ~ Yates said. Most Juvenile In the fail, students wW have a ways to pranote reading with ' they get 1\>!! ~ c6r\celttra~ deliquents and school dropouts complete. file . on . where they their chllclren . ,reading !Jisttuctlon Cl&!!Y. along - have had academic failures In . were when ·the program started ABCs made trorri .biscuits ' · with a math InstruCtion and .the paSt, she ackled. and how they progressed. These word Usts; language activities play and refreshment Funded by a $4.<m Martha wW be sent to their schools and ali belp buDd the vocal)ulaty. In addition. thectdkll'eD ' Holden Jennings Foundation lrttegrated Into the classroom for a· weekly science and "Even playing MOIXJPOiy or · challeOge grant, the program each chlld, Mrs. Yates sot -~bble help." . _,...,studies lesson to help !hem doesn't Just admlntster to the Good reading and understand"Some (parents) feel school generalize to other , areas of chlld, but helps parents help Ing leads to better academlcally lakes care of learning," she said, their chlldren. lilstruct!Oii. .. oriented students, and the There are parent workshops but In fact, tlie Interaction During the play Urnes, 1M I summer reading, program at during the four-week program between parent and chlld Is a big children work on p.:rceptionRio Grande College - the first which ended last Friday, Mrs. part of JearJ)ing. motor coordination exercises, ever In thts area - Js. the The idea Of a summer reading Yates said. The workshop tells · she added. · beginning of the road for at least program came out of necessity, thl;' parents how to help their When a child "lias dlfliculty 28 chlldren. •· · Mrs. Yates said. A methods 'In chlid overcome the reading reading, they have problems In RIO GRANDE - Siunmerschool !l<Jesn't have to be a ·chore, 28 chllclrEn at Rio Grande . GAlliPOLIS - The following • couples filed for marriage ncenses _ . • lhts past week In Gallla County ", Probate Court. . Samuel J . Juniper Jr., 22, Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, conununlcattons technician, and Carla G. Muncy, 17, Gallipolis, student. Gerald D. Roush, 47, 518 Bulavllle Roal,l, carpenter.' and Carol J. Collins, 42, 2001 Chatham Ave., unemployed. . David A. Jones, 23, 536 Jackson Pike, loader operator, and Diane Jones, 24, 536 Jackson Pike, secretary. Jerry L. Wade Jr., 25, Gallipolis, West VIrginia Electric Supply, and Charlene D. Bostlc,21, Lowerruver Road, cashier. ' m awz !$ "o !"' ) GIJ ' ~,.. .v.-!5 _.><z ~ Q .0 ~~-§ . -•n ,o -z :·a ONE TO ONE- " Studenl8 and teachers · were virtually one to ·: one during t!Je · summer reading program at Rio Grande ~~ · CoUege for grades one to seven. The teaching is provided by Sharon Yates' methods in ' teaching students. • · . The 28 enroUed in the - · clll88 also got instruc~ · tion in math and · social studies, along , with regular refresh. ment and play peri· ods. The additional • instruction helped . : . them generalize to other areas of study, Mrs. Yales said. .. ' .. Veterans Memorial Admissions - Linda Kelley, Racine; James MUier, Cheshire; Jessie Weber. LongBottom ~Rachel ·· Reeves, ~roy; Joseph Mar'Shall, Lawrenre, Ky.; Katherine Weaver, Pomeroy. Dlscllarges - Linda Kelley. Busine8s closed G..u.LIPOLIS ... O'Dell Lumber Co. In GaUipollB wW be closed Monday fnm 1-4 p.m. In OOnor Of Jolm E. 0~,-Who dled fridaY· Text by Lee Ann WelCh Photos by John Friedman �' .' . ;... ' July 15, 1984 ..... • Mid~'eport-{iallipolis, Ohio POMEROY - Douglas and be halted by their ~ Pa~ Nanlile RQI)sh will celebrate their .. Noel, Pomeroy; Douglas Jr., P~t . 50111 wedding anniversary on SUn- Plell!iiDit, · W.Va.; Janice ~ · day, July 22. Salt Lake City, Utah; Rolli or Roo.sh Is the son ot the ulte'v . L. ' Maslin, W.Va.; Nancy ~bertoll.­ and Kel!!le Capehart RoUsh and Cottagl'vUle, W.Va.;- and "De!ra , Mr& Roush Is the daugllter or the Marshall, at the residence of Mr. · late I.:aCe and Vlca Stewart ' and Mrs. Roush, located two m11es Foreman. back or New Haven. ·: 'l'litrnMAN - Mr. and Mrs. AIJiiiSt EJ. Rutt, Thurman, are pleased to · announce the engagement a1lil approaching martlageo! their daughter, Dreama Leigh, to Stuart MalCOlm Lentz, son of Dr. By BOB HOEFLICH deallng with baseball cards unless I ·: 'lbneS-Seutlnel Stall · think of Bob Melton, pastcir ot the Agnes Hill, long-time Meigs MiddieportChurchofChlrst. County historian especially ln the Bob Is such an· avid CoJJ.ector ot Tuppers Plains area, has returned baseball card$. He, ot Course, has . frc4'h a vacation in Florida and is been having some health problems now going lull force on her history andlunderstandthathe'slloingwell bei&k on Tuppers Plalns. following a couple ot hospitaUzation Jhe book Is atthepubllsher'snow. periods. Now that's good. . They were marrted on July ~. All friends and relatives or the : l9.ll by her brOther, the Rev. Dennis • lt~alswiththeearlyestabllshment At any rate, tbe third annual cOuple are, Invited to call duriDg tbe: Va Colwnbia W W t Foreman, at es . . , .• • oiTuppersPlalnswhlchwaslaltlout Marietta Baseball Card Show will An open houSe and reception•will open house hours 1 to 4 p.m.• . : iti1lll2. The books handles accounts be held next Saturday at !he oflhe establishment of cemeteries, Hermann Fine Arts Center, Ftfth • some genealogical research Items and Butler Sts., on the Marietta · ani! other points about the early College campus from 10 a.m. to 5 ccyrununity. The material for the _ p.m. Dealers will be on himd from ~k took Mrs. Hlli some 50 years to Ohio, West Vlrgln!a and KentuckY ~eel. andlts Is lluy-trade-selldeal solfyw {There is one problem, -liowever. are a collector you might want to Slti! has to have ·COmmltbnents for . attend. tilesaleofsome200coplesbeforethe Do also want to report to you that vO)ume can actually go into print. Mrs. ClaraLocharylsatherHJghSt. 1\0:> .money Is required at this .time home agatn filllowtng a period of aild you can register for your copy hospllaUzatlon at a Parkersburg !JJr-writlng Mrs. Hlli at P.O. Boxl72, hospital. Mrs. WUma Terrell has TllppersPiatns,45783. · beenremovedlroolthecardlaccare Doug/as and Nannk Roush ~ · -- · unlt atHolzerMedlcaiCenter.Sbe's ..------....::..:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.__--; :Carrie and Blli Kennedy have ~. room 413 now. ~n treated royally by not On!JI -thelrfriendsandnelghborslnMelgs TheSalemTownshipFlreDepart· ' Monday thru Friday ~tybutthepeopleofColliervllle, ment wants your . support next 9AM1o9PM 1Jnn. · · Saturday when It will stage a Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM & #The Kennedys had an apartment homemade lee cream social start~ollleiVllie!orsomel5weeks due ing at 11 a.m. The relatively new WAI.IC. I ~ OA C.AU JOA ' AN .APPOINIMfNl ut,the serious lliness and death of department will have sandWiches ~lr daughter-In-law, Vlrglnla forsaleplusgamesandWOuldllketo ---~ ~nnedy. Not only did the home ilOtethedateonyQUrcalendar.'_· fifes have to be watched by people . h¢re but Mr. and Mrs. Kenlledy Go for It Syracuse. · needed supportive- people to help Janice Lawson advises that the uiem through the ordeal 1n water conservation program whfch Q)lllervllie. has been 1n effect 1n Syracuse has :And they got that support! 0! oow~n~sm~lliemalnweDis r---------------------------------------~------------------------~--------------ceurse, the outcome was sad. Mrs. how m operation, Now you can give ~nnedy jlassed away but In spite of the !lowers a drink- orwhatever~r ~r lous, palnlul, lengthy lliness, withwt going on a guilt trip. sill! was appreciative and interested itV everythlng to the end, Carrie .Jt takes a vacation trip to make Open Daily 10-9 $rts. Her husband, Joe, rm sure one realize the meaning or that old Sunday 1-6 · many of you remember. He, of song which says, "Be It ever so ciiurse. is one of the three Kennedy humble, there's no · place Wee s6ns, all of whom, are blessed with a home. ~ 'Whati'msaylnglsthatyour · greatsenseofhumor. · happiness DOES lie right under .• your eyes - so enjoy and do keep never · come across anything smiling.... . Sale . Continues-""-· .; :r• . Garage sale------'-- :NEw YORK ~sttomakealltheltemslookgood . some cases, just .a thorough spray of j)aJnt on other objects, such asoutdoorfumlture,captripletheir value, while aerosol paint removers and lacquer can help restore old furnlturetoamuchmoreprofttable condition. A TOTALLY NEW DESIGN IN MEMORIALS dausllter, Laura Gall Smith, toNill! Proodtoot. Pomeroy, 8011 of Harold 'and .,Catherlne Proudfoot, St. AI· bans, W.Va. Theopen-chul'chweddlngwUtake place at2::.lp.m . onSaturday,July 2l,attbeP<meroyChurchofChrlst. A reception wlll be held tmme- Save on .. . Playwear Sleepwear Long Short Dresses Accessories etc. M3rtetta College. Proudfoot graduated frorr. St. Albans Hjgh School and the Ken· tuckYChrlstian College. HefspastQr of the Po:meroy Church of Christ. WE'RE THE STORE · CLOCKS FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME BY · . BULOVA, SEIKO . AN D l1 NDEN Shop Now & Save Saturday, Aug. 11, at the Chestet United Methodist Church. A pro- BaldetSQfl - Long · REEDSVILLE - The engageMiss Balderson Is a graduate o! rrl\!llt and approaching marrtage Of , Eastern High School and Ohio Kay Ellen Balderson and Jay Allen University, with a bachelor of Long Is ~ announeec:J by their science degree ln elementary eduparents, Mr. aild Mrs. Lloyd cation. ·She Is a teacher with the Balderson, Reedsvllle, and Mr. and· Eastern Local Scbool District. MJis. :edward Long, Marietta. Long Is a graduate of Marietta Till\ open-chUrch wedding wlli be High School atld Ohio University at St Paul's United Methodist withabacheiorofscten~deg!eetn Church In Tuppers Plains, Aug.19at physiclaleducation and lsemployed 2:00p.m. A reception.will fOllow ln . with the Washington County Shethe church social room. riffs Department. Margaret EV11!18 . DaVfciSmalley Emmons- Trout . PATRIOT 1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. CecU ,Emmons of 6225 Boatrace Rd., 'Pa~ .Glty, F!s_., are announcing • 4he,approaching marriage of their · dalfihter, Karen Anita, to Ronald · Kentori Trout, son of Mr. and Mrs. , .Ronald Tro!ll, Rt. 2, Patriot. ;,: The open-ehuroh w!!ddl.ng Wm High Heels Med. Heels Casuals .:.•_ ·-..;..;;; ..;P•.;;R Evans- Smalley CHILDREN'S SANDALS 1f2 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS ¥2 ONE GROUP $}500 MEN'S CASUAL $2Q00 SHOES Bostic . - Wade . Our99¢ , G.\LLIPOLIS - Mi-. and Mrs. Charles Sostic of Lower River llbad, Ga!JIIiolls, are announcing ,the engagenient and approac~ng marriage of their daughter, Char· lene Diane, to Jerry -(Jake) Wade Jr., son of J$Ty Wade, Gallipolis, and Laura Wade, Glouster. ; An open-chW.ch weddlDg will be Jlel!:l July~ at 7:00p.m. at the Ftrst J'iesbyterian Church, 51 State St., 66¢Pkg. Plastic.Tumblers Pkg. of 20, 9-oz. ;18, 10-oz. or 12,_14-oz. We've Got It. And We've Gotlt Good CHI LOREN'S KANGAROOS $}800 . en:a:ed::a:::c ~~~a! 1-·-w·""o_M__-E·N-·.-s--B·-R-0-0KS-KAN-AGROOSCONNiE=-s~-!1 Vjrginla Electric Company, . Academy. He Is employed at West rr;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~,u CANVIS OXfORDS . $}500 Galllpolls. wm A reception liquid ·stain remover lor laundry. ~WOllam Culfman Sr., Cheshire, are · Cheshire. A reception will follow at -.~ :> the Warren Local School District. follow the ,. 32·oz: Shout® c:~Re~p!~~~har~f:~ . SHOP NOW AND SAVE wedding. l48ea. . Curfman ~ -Richards OIESHrn.E · - Mr . and Mrs. :announcing the forthcoming marrtage of their daughter, Christme Ann, to Craig Alan R!chards, _son of .~rs. Jessie Fisher, Galllolls. and !jtan Richards·, Portsmouth. The open-church wedding will be ·beld Aug. 25 at 2: :II p.m. 111 Old ? Kyger Free ww tiapnst ..cnurch, the church. . Miss Cu~man graduated from Kyger Creek High Scbooi. . . Richards a1so ~duated' from Kyger Creek. He Is employed at Bryant Trucking, Oak HUI. ' Save on Fashionable 14Kt Diamong Rings . A. B. C. D. 0.49 0.46 1.60 1.06 Waterfall Pyramid . Clus.t er Buttarfly Cluster ct. ct. ct. ct . •395.00 360.00 995.00 850.00 R.C. COLA $}2 9LimitPlus IOep. . TAWNEY .JEWELERS 424 Second Ave. Galllpolio. OH. . 16 OZ. ' • Coupon Expires 7/ZZ/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET .Buy one pair of shoes l!tthe regular price, and get the second ·pair of equal or less value Write fof free brochures showing nuimorials in full color with sizes and prices listed. FREEl LOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC•. 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AND . · STEREO SALle Free-Arm Machine ·Mod.t 611215 SAVE S180 Excellence in Christian Education Traditional Curriculum andApproach Now Accepting Applications for K-12 up a child in the way he should gq, and when is old· he will not depart from it..'' · · · · ... BOYS PONY Astra Turfs __ _ ··on Select Group of Spring and Sum.mer Women's Shoes Interested in Preschool for · Your 3 or 4 Year Old? Call for Information Before . August!, 367-7475 or 446-8644. !P!·___ --:t PRICE . take plaCe Aug. 25, First Baptist NOW PRICE Church or Calloway, Panama City. . I Miss Emmons Is emptoxed at ·~·-------~----~--------·-·.--·'-·----· MacDonald's,. Panama City. ' Trout Is currently stationed at Rib GRANDE ...., Dr. and Mrs. form the ceremony .. Music· will Tyndall AFB, Florida. He Is a Clyde Evans of RIO' Grande an- · begin at 2 p.m. with a reception . NOW · , ·& grailuate of Southwestern High · noun~ the engagement and ap- Immediately following the --------------------SchOOL · proachlngnWTlageofthelrdaugh· ceremony. . ter, Margaret, to David Smalley, . Miss Evans Is a . graduate of sonofMr.andMrs.DaleSmalleyof Gallla Academy High School and . REG. $ _ NOW S2QOO 27 00 . Peeble!l, Ohio. Rio Grande College. She Is emGallipolis, preceded by a half-hour The ~.Church wedding will ployed by Belpre City Schools. o1 music.· take place at the James A. Rhodes · Smalley Is a graduate of Peebles . Miss ' Sostic Is a graduate ot Center on the Rio Grande College · Hlgh School and Rio Grancle NOW. Gallla Academy High School. She Is Campus in Rio Grande. College. He teaches and coaches In REG. '26.00 ' Gallia Christian School • CLOCKS 8 PACK Leo C. Vaughan. Mgr. Phone 992-2588 Robert MUler will be tbe ofllelaUrtr· mlnlater. ' . . Mill Sin'lth Is a graduate of Metis. High Scho9l and 1s a. Jurtlcr at· fiF;;.;;;;;:;~~:;~r;;;;~;:;;;;~-, Chester, and LeQnard Myers, son o1 Mr. and Mrs. Bruoe Myers; Long Bottom, wiU be held at 6: :.J p'.m. on • •. cllately fllllowlq the cen!mCl1Y - The open church CHES1ER - "FI.OI. . l¥. ' weddlngofMaryH~bbs daughterof 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cleland, (AP) - A garage . cleaning wlli do the job. But a quick sfle Is a g()()d way to get rid of unwanted household Items and make money at the same ttme. ;To 'make themostofthesale, llls POMEROY-Mr. and Mn. Olear 'Smith. Pometoy, are 8llllOWICin&' the approachlna maniage ot. their aev. . , Smith - Proudfoot· and Bidwell. Mrs; ._ Malcolm . ·W. Lentz, . TheweddtngwllitakeplaceAug. ·14, 4 p.m. at Caivary Baptist · Church, Rto Grande, with the Wllllam Clark ofllclatlng. A recePtion win trnmedlately to110w the ceremony at James A. Rhodes Center, Rlo Grande. Miss Rutt Is a .studeni at Rio Grande College and Is employed by 0.0. Mcintyre Park [)!strict. Lentz is a graduate of Wilmington College. Summefl 446-9510 ,L ·Rutt - Lentz ' or Point Pleasant, W. Va. Engagements-:·~.-----'-------------~--.:-------~~- Roushes to note 50th anniv~~sary : Full steam ahead .. ,.,_roy __ _ _ lenFOciOIY 1 . 00 Rebate - • Your Net Colt Aller Rellln ,...,_,2.99 WITH APPROVED CREDIT -- ArmorAP , .......I 16-0Z.• • bOnJe•. lllggar iprayar. 'll• .· -191 W. MAIN Center POMROY, OHIO HEINER'S BONUS BREAD 8 buin-ln stitcties • Built-In buttonholer • Universal pressure system adjustS to varying Iabrie weights 16 OZ. LOAVES THIS WEEk ONLY SALE ENDS. 7/2(/84 Home Entertainnient . ,......,II• .......... sso THE FABRIC tSHOP 115 W. Znd Pomeroy Servinl Mtip & Gillie . Counties As Your Sinpr Ajtprovtd De1ltr 992-3524 PAOVEAJS 22:1 . ' 3./8 9¢ . Coupon Expires 7/22184 C.K. SUPERMARKET limit 3 , �' [, July IS, 1914 PDmeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point ,._.,,, W. Va. Bookmobile schedule set Ask Dr. Blaker Reynolds, . Coppick, B! &area •·=, PILD. DEAR DR. BLAKER - I am wrtt1q to you from a Jill ceO. How I · got llere II a long llblry and 1101 really wby I am wrttlng. Just so yoq ·trade vows POMEROY - Sherr! Denlse . ReynoJW; and Ben Roger Cupplck exchanged WEdding vows at the Gospel Mission Church at Bald KnobonMay26. · The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Diane Deeter of Coolville, and the groom · Is the son of Mrs. ZeUa Copplck, Middleport. The double ring ceremony was performed l)y . the Rev. r.av.:ence Gluesenc;unp. Music was played I!Y Nancy ·Lawson, sister of the groom. 'The bride was given In man1age l)y her grandfather. Leslie Wells was maid of honor and Davtd · ·Copplck served as best man for his brother. Julie Wells was the flower gtr), and David Lawson, nephew of ' the was ring'bearer. ..': ' ·-' ,, · A reception was held on the · church lawn. Ga/l;tl County . know, though, I sot sent up for robbecy and of drugs. Nothing serious. possessjon 'lbe Samuel Ubrary releaa41d Its schedule tor tbe week ot July 16 to ~ as followa: ' Monday - Ewlngton, 11·11:40 a.m .; VInton, 11:45 a.m.-i2: 30 p.m .; Mofian Center, 12:45-1:30 p.m.; LilliCh l!,reak, l: 30-2 p.m.; Kypr, 2:15-3 p.m.; Ch!iahlre, 3:30. 4:5p.m .; .~. 4:30-5: 15. p.m. GAWPOLIS - 8(Jaard My real worry now Is tluit my parents are corning to visit next month. J haven't seen them for two years. ·· They know that l'mln for robbery but tbi!Y don't know anything about the drup. My father Is a mlnlster and be might ,gel very upset If \le found out. Should I tell t~ !ruth? DE AR READE R - What concerns me Is that you evidently have not faced \he truth. How .can you_ say that robbery and possession of drugs are not serious? Maybe they are not serious compared to the' crimes of those you speak with !!Veryday, but serious Indeed In terms of whether you will be a ble to live and work In society outside g ' room Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roger Coppick .Tuelc!l!Y ..., Rodney VIllage, 11·11:45 a.m.; Gallla Metro Est· ates, 110011·12:45 p.m.; Kerr, 1·1:45 p.m .; Bidwell, 1:50-3 p.m .; Bula· ville Trailer Court, 3: 1.5-4 p.m.; Su!lper Break, 4-4: 30p.m.; Georgt>s Creek, 4:45-5:30 p.m.; Kanauga,5th Avenue, 5:40-6: 10 p.m.; K&K, 6: :11-6:50 p.m. Wednesday - Bane's, 11~U: 15 a.m .; Harrison· Townliouse, U : 3o a.m.-12: 15 11-m.; Swain's Store, 12:45-1:ll p.m.; Crown City, -1:452:30 p.m.; Myers, 2: :1>-2: 50 p.m.; Supper Break, U: 30' p.m.;' Ohio TownhOuse, 3:45-4:30 p.m .; Eu· reka, 4:ec5:3il P.m. 'lbunday - . Northup, 11-11:40 a.m.; GreenTerraceTrallerCourt, · 11::50-12:35 p.m.; Rodney, 12::501:35 p.m.: Perry Townhouse, 2:1112:50 p.m.; P~triot, 3-3:35 p.m.; Supper Break, 3:45-4: 15 p.m.; Cadmus, 4::15-4:45 p.m.; Gallla, 5-6 p.m .; ·Centerpoint, 6: 15-6:30 ·p.m.; CentervUle, 6:40-7:10 p.m. _., . , ·• Susan Lynn Grueser trades vows with ]ames B. Foster june 9. POMEROY - Susan Lynn G~r and J ames B. Foster were unl~1n marriage on June 9 a t the St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Lagan, with the Rev. Paul Koehler otnclatlng a t the . double-ring ceremony. · The brjde Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser. Logan, and· the granddaughter of Mr. a nd ·MrS. Clarence Grueser, Nease Setl)ement, Pomeroy,. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Chester. The groom Is thelonofMr.andMrs.JackSheehy, Gnive City. 'I)lealtarwasdecoratedwith two candelabra and bouquets of whlte gladioli, carnations and snow cry$tals. Given In marriage by her father , thebrld{>wasattlredtnawtutegown of Chtff(,lnette over taffeta, trlrruned In 'Ventse, Wedgewood and reembroidered lace. The bodice 'was with 'a wide lace ruffle sprl)lkled with ln'ldescent sequins and• the lJouffant sklrl, featuring tiJrli, tiers of lace ruffles, feU Into a senil-cathedral train. She wore a of illusion, edged with lace, whleh fell from the alencon lace cap trlnimedwtthpearls. . Tile hrlde carried a colonial llotloJuel of white snowcrystal pornpons and minuet roses accented wit!l pink ribbons. · Ann Grueser, slster of the unoe. w.lilimaldoflw:lnor.Sheworea accented veu· daphne-rose gown of m atte taffeta featuring a fitted bodice and full sklrt. A matching bolero jacket completed the gown. Bridesma ids were Roglna Kay Grueser and J ennifer Jo Grueser , sisterS of the bride, and Colleen Sheehy, sister of the groom. Their candy-rose gowns were styled after the maid of honor's. They carried arm bouquets of silk teaberry Ulles and snowcrystal pompons with teaberry bows and streamers. Dale Montgomery was best man, and the ushers were John Adams, Da rryl Jackson and Walter Obert. All wore silve r -gray tuxedos with rose co!oredrummerbundsandbow ties. The groom wore a white tuxedo. '' ,'. I . .r-· ' t'fi . . . . 'f . f • ' ' ' ~-J .. *ZEN.ITH *SYLVANIA *KELVINA·TOR *SPEED QUEEN *WARM MORNING *SUNRAY *LITTON GAI.LIPOUS - ·Kelly Renee .. Shiflet became the bride of RObert Dean Nibert Jr., June 2 at the First Church of the Nazarene, Gallipolis. The Rev. Geqrge Jones officiated. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert Shiflet of Galllpolis. The groom Is the son of Robert : and Carol Nibert of Gallipolis. The b:ide wore a gown of organza. Tl)e sweetheart neckline, bodice, and long sleeves were designed with alencon lace and pearls. The sklrl fell from a modified waist and her vel! was lace over tulle, trimmed with lace appliques. Maid of bonor was Carla Burris of Vinton. Bridesmaids were Kim Russell and Jodi Burns, niece of the bride, both of Gallipolis. They wore rose l ' I and pink noor-length gownS with spaghetti straps. l town relatives attending were Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hainm, South We!Eter, Mr. and Mrs. Jtm Hamm and Kim, Blanchester, and Mr. and TRIPLE DRESSER WITH HUTCH MIRROR, BED, NIGHTSTAND, 5 DRAWER CHEST The couple resides In ColumbUs. $49800 move NEw • Why: Is the pretty dogwood tree cal19:1 a dogwood? · Adcordlng to· Georgia-Pacific eorg., a forest products firm , the dopOOd was named l)y Arnerlcan coloilsts who found It similar to a Brt$11 tree which produces a cllelplcal used as a medicinal cure . for Jlllllll&l! 00 dop. . ELIGIBLE FOR THE TRAINING OF VETERANS FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE FOR OIG AUG. 17 CUl551flfO~ ;; I ( . ' Ground Beef warehouse. 1 . •· . URGENT CARE' CENTER HOURS _MONDAY-FRIDAY SATUROAY.SUNDAY. HOLIDAYS . 44&.43-7or 992· 7&44 ..·' ct ,T . LB. . • , .,.._ .. ...,, ·, ,) USDA CHOICE BONELESS Chuck R.oast ·Ground Chuck LB. LB. COLUMB.IA . Bacon ,. $. 9 13 LB. •'" . 29 $1 .79¢ and lee our· new LODI ., ,. • Apples ;.; ": - 5 P.M.-9 P.M. · 1 P.M.-9 P.M 1 P.M.-9 P.M~ ·~ 3 LB. BAG GRADE A MEDIUM Eggs _ Our· service stops light, dirt, dust, moths and mildew from aging or damaging delicate fabria. Your gown Is tcitntlficaly pro· . c-d. trlpt..wrapped in blue ~s­ ..,., sealed in a opecial container. which Is agal~ plastic ...,led, and returned with beputy p.....,.,ed lor all the yean 1a come. ' Jisk about the idea.l service now! Ohio Valley Laundry . . and Drycleaners . •' ·0 Gallipolis . Business College • .$2500 / > Gellipolis LAMPS . 9 9 CUbe Steak IB.sl . ' . $119 ·. We have everything in the line of used furniture. Stop by SQUARE WOOD . 'i"/' /~ - The Holzer .Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open evety Saturday and Sunday fr()m 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M~ at the·Main Clinic on .Route 35 near Gal· !ipolis. P~ysicians from the Departments of Fain.·1ly Pract1ce and Pediatrics will be available for treatll!e~t of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter· , . ~he Chmc ~t t_he Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Ped1atr1c patients should telephone 4465287 fora time to be seen. -. •Business Ad ministration •Executive Secretary .•Computer Science · · ·· •Accounting 529 Jackson Pike · St. a,._ t 75-02-Nne · . • LB. BUCKET URGENT .CARE CEN-TER· NEW WEEKEND HOURS There is still time to ENROLL IN THE FALL CLASSES. ' Prepare now for YOUR future! T-RAIN IN FIELDS THAT PAY WELt... ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS IN ata ,.I _I HOLZER CLIN.IC LTD . . ". · • 8lJ Y 0IRFCl FIHJ M flU fl WAIll HIllIS I & S ,w fl rp;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~~~~=~~~~~==== YES Wl\RM SPRINGS, Ga. (AP) - 4:3!1-6:CIS p.m.;' 'syracuse· (Pool), 6: » 7:·50·p.m. Wedllelclay, July l8 - Chester (Fire Station), 2: J5.2:45p.m.; Keno (north side of Keno Bridge),~: 30 p.m.; Succe~~~ Road (near 39060), 3:45-4: 15 p.m.; Lmig ·Bottom (post otnce),, 4:25-5:10 p.m.; Reedsville (Reed's Store), 5::11-6:20 p.m .; Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's), 7: » 7:50p.m.; Baum Addition, 8: 1(),11: 40 .-[~ groom; Jeff Dyer and Mike Russell, both of GaUlpolls. Rlngbearer was Tom Deacon Foley. Out of tOWn guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Legler, Sparta, N.J.; Mr. Bnd Mrs. Stephen Legler, Orlando, F1a.; Mrs. Vernal Mahan, Lorain, Ohio; Mrs. Kenton Sheline, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Mrs. JuanIta Likens, PoiiJt Pleasant; · 'I'Ina Moore, Jackson, and Tlm Fteder· lck, Waverly. A reception was held at ~ groom's hOme In Centenary, The bride was tormerly em- ' played with Dr.' John Strauss as an orthodontist assistant. The groom Is with the U.S. Navy, They are reSiding In Millington, Tenn. :onNn!~~\~:ot~ , Do8wcxxl don't bark • BUY DIRECT FROM OU.R WAREHOUSE 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE Mrs. Eq Newman, Ralelldl, N, C. F1ower girls nieces were of Morri and Kensey Sheline, the bride: Bes't man was James Foley, Mrs. Robert Dean Nibert Jr. YORK (AP) - Being trarulerred to a foreign city without acieqpate salary compensation Js llkely to be &pensive, according to an &dnual ccst-<ll·ltvtng suriley ofW mal<t' cities worklwi<Je. . In Hong Kong, themostexpenslve city iurveyed, an executive a t the MJ,{O)In<;arne !eve) would have to spend $89,<m to maintain a comparable I:J.S. lifestyle. In !Tokyo, the !lgure Is $60,IXXI; . 1 ·Gefllll'a $ffi,OOl, and Paris $52,!XXl. .. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foster tlonwerethegrandparents,Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Grueser and Mrs: Arthur Orr, Mrs. Robert Lee, BOb Bill and Becky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theiss, Blythe Theiss, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Michael. Other out-<lf· · Drumsticks Assoried Senior attzen POMERoY - BOokmobile ser· vice In Meigs County Is brought l)y the Melp County Public Library under contract wltll the Olllo valley Area Ubrartes . . Bookmoblle schedule for Monday, July l6 - Carpenter (Laura's Store), 3:10.3:40 p.m.; Dexter (<;hw-cb), 4:10-4:40 p.m.; Danville (Church), 5:»5:50 p.1~t; Rutland (Civic Center). 6: ll-8 p.m. Tuesday. July 17 - .Portland · (Post Otnc:e),. 2:10.2:40 p.m.; Letart Falls (Etfte's Restaurant) , 3:111-3: 50 p.m .; Racine (Bank), , .. vows with Robert Dean Nibert Jr ~nsive .. ·g·g¢ CHICKEN Meigs County , . The bride's mother wore a turquoise Ooor lenglh gown and the groom:s motlier wore a light blue gown. Both had s houlder corsages of roses and snowcrystal pompons. Nita Noe attended the gliest book and Rebecca Lee, cousin of the bride, gave guests the rice roses. A brief reception was held at the church followlnK the ceremony. Hostesses were Marilyn Newman and Martha Lee, auntsoftbebrlde, and Marg~ Primmer. Later In the evening, a reception as held at the Suburban Restaurant In Columbus. Residents from Meigs County attending the wedding and recep- 298 SECOND ST. · · POMEROY, OH . PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., JU~ Y 21, 1984 . Individual service. ,._, / . .Kelly Renee Shiflet exchanges •• Friday - • •• STORE HOURS : · Mon.·Sat 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Ph. 446-1842 '12 1 ltme ltrHt, G.tllpolla ' Robinson's laundry ' IIICIDryeleaner;s Ph. 992·5428 . ' Second St., .Pomeroy ' THRIFT KING ARMOUR VIENNA Sausage. FAYGO ., · Diet .Pop HOUSE COFFEE 3LB. CAN $679 Margarine 5 oz. i60LB01S. lfz GAL • ' • •. • • • COTTONEI.LE •• • . DOWNY TOILET TISSUE FABRIC SOFTENER 4 ROLL . S40Z. PKG. 3/S} LB. 5/$1 Ice Cream......... ..••• COUP(fi••••• ..... .• • · MAXWELL DOZ. 99¢ , I. Limit O• Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires S.t., July 21, 19M I I.e e I I I I · I I • • $199 limit:One Per Co~pon Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Slit.. July 21,' 1984 I I I '!: ' • ,: • ' ...... .... . .• cou~· R.C. CAN POP CASE OF 24 12 OZ. CANS · $54. 9 Limit One Per Coupon .• . Good Only AI Powell's · • Offer Expires Sal.. July 21, 1984 • ....••......... , • .: ·• ' ·• ..... .' " 'I I 1.J :· .l <t �Paga 86---lhe Sunday Times-Sentinel -. July 15, 1984 Pcime~leport--Gailipolis, Ohio Point Plecuant, W. Va. I JUiy 15, 1984 Band practice Joanna Lee Hayes, Michael D. Miller wed in May ·Rio Grande . ·reunton set au Interested students of the Eastern High Sc)lool· . Marc)llng Band Monday. - Seniors, Juniors and section leaders are asked to report to the hlgh schoQI at 5 p.m. and au other students should report at 6 p.m. Rules, mustc. and schedules - wiU be distributed and reviewed and a .music rehearsal wtU {ollow. Any · student. seven throUgh 12,ls ellglble whether or · ' not they have previously been tn the band or whether they RIO GRANDE The arinual . reun1oo c1 au Rio Grande High .. .School graduates and fonner . teachers will be held Saturday, July 21, at the old RioGrande HighSchool bollldlna. Reillstratlon POMEROY - The second annual Circle (~kle-Zerkle) reunion wiU be heldJuly22atthe Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry- Heights, PorneiVY- A potluck dbmer will be served. M~. and Mrs. Michael Dean MiUer Thursday, July ·19th; Friday, July 20th & Saturday, July 22nd ·- ' t AT HOME wmt A BOOk- Bulb Powen, Melp ~ Ubrartl!n, iihowa Glad,va Taylor, a 1 1 I'p1 ol Pomeroy Heallll Care Cealer, the talklnc book & • : NORTHI'()LE, Alaska (AP)- U ~ visit North Pole, stop by and l!dmlre the recently renovated city • Ctdendar MONDAY ' • 'The park renovation and malntedance are part of th~ local Future farmers of Arnepea chapter's 'oBuUdlngOur AmerlcanCommunl~es" project. :. North Pole Is located 12 mUes · outside Fairbanks. : The program, spon,sored nattonWlde by R.J. Reynolds Industries. Is ~tgned to teach young people leadership skiDs by Involving them tn community improvement projects. • • ' Women and cars : NEWYORK(AP)-Womennow account for 40 percent o! new car l!Uvers tn . the United StateS, according to an industry survey. : In 1972, they accounted for only~ 11ercent of new car sales. National Road..!....Zane Gray Restored Communities Norwich 16141872-3143 German Village Columbus 16141 221-8888 Museum Ohio Historical Ceriter Historic Roscoe Village Columbus 16141 466-1500 Ohio Railway Museum ·Coshocton 16141 622-9310 Ohio Village Columbus (6!41 466-1500 • Worthington 1614) 885-7345 Ohio River Museum Natural Wonden Marlena 16141 373-3750 Old Temperance House Museum · Olenlangy Indian Caverns Newcomerstowh 16141498-7152 Delawarel6141548-7917 ATIRACTIONSI AMUSEMENTS Parry Museum & 'Dairy Museum Chillicothe (6141 472,1933 Zoos & Theme Park• Robbins Animal Cracker Park Logan 16141 385-3940 Sherwood-Davidson House Museum Newark 16141 345-1898 Cambridge 16141 432-3007 Slate Run Living Historjcal Farm Timber Run Archery Park Alexandria 16141924-4261 Park Powell 16141 889-9283 Museums At hens COunty Museum . At hens 16141593-6216 • E-2840 • .• ." BIRTH Th~r e 's no nicer w11y to wei· co me a newborn - or con - gratulote perents - than with e Precious Moments Figurine. -· Eech of the Infant subjects Is crafted In porce lain bisque .•' .· and handpainted in delicate pastels. The birth or e child 1s one of the events that Precious Moments lnspirot i one~l subjects can make even more special. Let us help ~bu find the one that's perfect for the occasion )IOU wish to commemorate. 16141 387-614e· The Wagnalls Memorial Lithopolis 16141 837-4765 Webb House Museum Newark 16141 345-8540 Po~orn Mu54?:um Coionial Inn Museum Buckeye Furnace Old Washington 16141 489-5323 Wellston 1614)384-3537 Dental Museum Campus Martius Museum · Manella (6141 373-3750 Bainbridgel6141634-2228 Degenhart Paperweight & Glass • Dr. Increase Mathews House Zanesville 16141 454-9500 Museum ,. Cambridge 16141432-2626 1810 House " Portsmouth 16141354-5851 F"'yerte County Museum Washington Court House Flint R1dge 16141335 2953 Glenford 16141 787-2476 Chillicothe 16141772-1936 Franklin Park Conservatory Granville Vineyard Granville 16141587·0312 House of Wines a0t PNIPMII. 'Die 111ir1rr .,..,... OliiJ t-" "I boob; bu1 JJ1811.a.book - ' 1up 1J111* boo111 b-llle eee1Dc lnlpared• [ FACTORY DIRECT TRUCKLOADS OF *LIVING ROOM SUITES '*BEDROOM SUITES *DINING ROOM ·sUITES *RECLINERS *1/2 OFF BEMCO BEDDING *ZENITH COLOR TVs *RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS *AMANA HOME PRODUCTS . Meigs library offering various home services llW a pllyslcal llaixllclip Se!Vlce to homebound residents!$ anyone whlcb prevents hiip from read!lll being emphastzed bY Mel&s Jlbr3r, conventtooal printed material, he ~ thJs month with Ruth l"owee's, does IIOt need to end the~t librarian, stresslllg avaDablllty of ., .TUESDAY ' large print books tor the Ylsually · of books and magazines. ''There Is a treellliraryservtoetor !JALLIPOLJS - 'The GallipoImpaired, the talklil&book program lis Area Cluisttan Women'sCiub for both the hearing and' Ylsually those who cannot see to read aod tor will meet 10 a.m. TUesday at Ul· handicapped and the homedeUvery those who cannot OOid a bookor tum a page," she said. The Clncbmatl Flfst Ave. Cost of lmmch Is $3. program for the disabled. Regional Library for the Bllnd and How to make tile libraries and. I' P!tyslcally Handicapped Is a part of CHESHIRE - GaUta County their, servlces more accessible to a natloowlde of spedal .169 Board wWmeet Tuesday,:WO every Meigs Countlan has been the llbraries for thenetwork print handicapped. LEGrande Blvd. concem of Mrs. Powers since her I . ''The Regkmal l.Jbrary provkJes appolnlmi!nt to' the position c1 books and magazines on caSsette librarian several years aiQ. 9ALLIPOLJS - - Lafayette . tapes, on recorded dlslls and In · Whlte Sluine wiU meet Tuesdlly, . Last surruner, with the asslstallce bi-aiue, ,, .she said. This lndudeS beSt 7: :.J p.m. , c1 fUnding obtained through MiddleI sellers, mysterle&, clasalcs, cook· . . port, ramps Wl!reconstructed at the , G~LLIPOLIS ·• Galli~ Middleport I Jbrary leac!!ng tO both books, biographies, chlldren's sto-• cOunty CB club Will, .meet ·the lower and matn floors of the rles, the Bfble andmagazlnfs, ~ as Reader's I>tgtestand NewswEek. Tuesday, 7: :.l p.m. at Columbus building. To obtain thetalldngbookservtce. Special' emphasis Is placed on a!1d Southern Ohio buUdlng. an apptcatbl Is made by calll:ng ·reaching· those who are unable to either the Punaoy or Mk!dleporl CCJme to ' a library for ieMce. VINTON- VInton Friendship llbrarles. Once eUglhlllly for. iiie Ganden Club wiD meet Tuesdlly, Collectloos of large prtnt boollsbave service has been detemllned, tlll!ll been placed In the Pomeroy Health 1 !p.m., at 'home of. Thelma Care Center 8nd the Senior Clti2Jens Mrs. Powers. or · one of her Barnes. . •S!!Ist.anta, takes a machloo to the center, Pllmetoy. applicant's resldmoe and detDIIIIThe . avallablllty of the talking WALNUI' RIDGE - There slrates bow It workS. . book service made available wOI be ·Bl):lle Study. with Earl For .those who need Hinkle. 'fUeSday, 7:~ l!.nl- at through the state library Is ~ • betitdp~ and pillow pllolll!s ljte being empilasl2Jf!d by Mrs. Powers. Wiilnut Ridge Church. I • ayalll!-ble. • . A horne dellvery PJogxam for the ' .. , And tor tile hornebowld.lxxiksare GAU.IPOUS - American -pl\yslcally lllindlcajlped ~leadEd by a phone call·away. ' i..eglon •Auxlllary will meet the Meigs Presbyterian Church just A list of books or Interest topics Session Is now Iii operation: . Ttjesday, 7: :ll p.m. at 11M! Legion ' can be given to thellbrarYper9011111!1 Mrs. Powers stresses speclal !till on Bob McCormick Road. I and one·of the staff or a volunteer services are free to the pubUc. If will dellver the books to the hrlrnP.. FACTORY ·REPRESENTATIVES FROM AMANA ZENITH, RCA, ADMIRAL AND CALORIC . .WILL BE AT THE TENT ' AMANA RADARANG,E COOKING SCHOOL 11-4 FRIDAY . 10-3 SATURDAY· Moundbuilders State Memorial Newark 1614) 344-1920 Mound City Group Nal'l Monument Steubenville 16141283-1133 Coshocton 16141622-8710 Kelton House Columbus 16!41 464 -2022 Chillicothe 16141 774-1125 Old Toll House Zanesville (614) 452-4420 Our House State Memorial Gallipolis 16141446-0586 National i-leisey Gless Museum Shennan House Johnson-Humrtckhouse Museum Newark 16141 345-2932 . PHONE 992-8491 788 N. Socond Aw. Middleport, Ohio • Jefferson lake State Park Jackson 15131286-6578 WyandoMe Wine Cellar. Inc Gahanna (6141476-3624 ( Lancaste~ (6141 687-5891 McConnelsville 1614) 962-4525 Piedmont Lake Marina' Wellston 16141 384-4474 Lake Hope State Park Zaleski 16141 596-5253 Lak~ Logan State Park Logan (6141 385-3444 Freeport (6141 658-3735 Raccoon Creek Lake White State Park Waverly 1614)947-4059 Zanesyille State Nursery Zanesville 1614) 453-9472' State Park · Zanesville 16141 452 -3820 · Columbus 16141221-2000 Opera Columbus Colu.mbus {6141461-0022 PossUm Run Music Park Groveport (614) 837-4282 " Spor:• Center Columbus 16141461-6466 Columbus Clippers Baseball Columbus 16141462-5250 Colum~u s Motor Speedw~ Columbus 1614)491-1047 Darby Doo.vns ' Grove City 16141 875-3434 National Road Go Kart Track Cambndgel6l41432-3441 Scioto Downs Bloomingdale 1§141 264-5671 Hocking State Forest · • Rockbndge 16141 385-4402 Shade River State Forest ' Cambridge Performing Arts The Centrum Skating Harrison State Forest Circleville (6141 474-3386 Barkcamp State Park Belmontl6141484-1064 Blue Rock State Park Blue Rock 1614) 674-4794 Buckeye Lake State Park Millersport (6141467.2690 Burr Oak Stole Pal'k . Glouster 16141 767 -3570 Zane.sville 16141 452-0741 ' ••' .• • • Reedsville .(6141 378-6116 Shawnee State Forest Portsmouth (6141858-4201 Tar HoUow State Forest Londonderry 1614) 887-4818 Zaleski State Forest Zaleski ,1614) 596-5781 Columb~s 16141491 - ~51.5 Three Rivers Canoe Livery & Go Kart Track Coshocton 1614) 622-4080 ' Flohlng ond Boolln. Bla.ckhand Gorge Canoe Livery Newark (6141 763-4000 ' ,- '. ._,. Columbus 16141 469-9850 PalBce Theatre t.lorion t614i 383-2101 Players Theatre of Columbus Columbus Museum of Art Dancentral Columbus (6141 224-8103 ..,... .• .• '· ' .. ,. '.'' •'. . .. ; ~ ,•.. . . ••'• . @~~'- • • • • ,• ·• II . . JACKSON~ The home ofllie week is Jactso'n·s newest mOdel. the PbGt:nix , bJjO&:W Homes, Unibilt builder. D.tW Homes is located on Rt. 93 N in Jocksoo. fhc Phoenix hu an alrractivc rustic look with summer fan sidlna. brown sh~~rs. and ·l 4-12 roof pitch. It is designed to 0\eet the needs of the ''affo;dablc" housin& marlr.et. :.,, you enter the Phocni• you'll find a nice cnuy lofer, with tile and an an&led JUC~l closel thai&Uides you into a c'o~y livina room that's 15'ld2'6~ ., :I'hc modei has a formal dining room an'd ·a lovely country kitchen with ·Schelrlch Lakeshore cabjneto that include a bar arrus:ement, and a spacious pantry for canned goods . Off the kitchen is a 12'6" x 6' utility room for washer and diyer Ind. additional stor~ ..,..The ,Qhio State Universil_y Theatre Paiace Theatre • ' ~ !\ .' • I • The living Word Outdoor Drama Muaeumo & Gallerleo Artreach Gallery Columbus 16141,461 -0986 Charles Foley Gollery . Columbus (6141 253-7921 Columbus (6141221 -6801 . Cambridge 16141 439-2761 Columbus (614) 224-0831 Shqwboat Becky Thatcher Theatre Marlena 1614) 373-6033 "Tecumseh" & ''Shenandooh " Outdoor Dramlls , Chillicothe 1614) 775-0700 Danee Ballet Metropolitan Columbus (6141 224.-1672 ARI'S ,. ' <;ambridge 16141 432-7958 Licking County Ployers Newark 1614)345-1385 . Columbus (6141 422-2295 Ohio Theatre ' Columbus 16141 469-0939· T H I S WEE · K 0 N l Y I ••• •• ' Musi'c In the 'Air . Dear, State Forest A.W. Marion State Park Zanesville An Center Col~mbus Symphony On:hestra Columbus 1614) 224-5281 Blue Rock State Forest · Blue Rock 1614)674-4794 Delawore 16141548-4631 Cultural Arts Center Columbus 16141222-7047 . Riverby . 1 Gallipolis 16141 446-3834 ' Ruthven Gollery Lancaster 16141653-0663 Southern OhiO Museum & Guttural Center Portsmouth 1614) 354-5629 Muelc ' Pike Lake Slate Park • . : StMe Forest• State Park• Alum Creek State Park Can~ Livl:!ry Rio Grande 1614) 245·5304 Tapp;>n Marina Sc.io 16141269-2031 Wills Creek Lake Coshocton 16141 343-6647 Bainbridge 16141 493-2212 Train &: Boat Rides · Salt Pork State Pork Buckeye Central Scenic Railroad Cambridge 16141439-3521 Newark 16141 345-9757 Scioto Trail S'tate Park Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Chillicothe 16141663-2125 Nelsonville (6141 753 -9531' Shawnee State Park The Lorena Sternwheeler Portsmouth 16141858-4561 zanesville 1614) 454-6851 Strounds Run State Park Monticello II Canal Boat Ride Athens 1614)592-2302 Coshocton 1614)' 622-3415 Tar HoliQ\.V State Park Valley Gem Stemwheeler l-aurelville 16141887-4818 Marierta 16141 373-7862 Wolf Ru n State Park Caldwell (6141 732-5035 OUTDOORS ...·" •. Ohio Power Recreation Area Ric.hmond (6141765-4459 · Lake A!ma State Park Muskingum River Parkway r Huntington, W. V•. Oak Hi1116141682-6197 WATCH FOR OUR FULL PAGE AD IN WEDNESDAfS PAPER HOME OF THE WE~K • ·.,'.•' Jackson 1614) 286-2487 Lake Snowden · Albany 1614) 698-6373 Jackson Lake State Park Madison Uke State Park ·· Guernsey County Museum lake Katharine State Nature Preserve Hocking Hllls State Park Logan 16141385.-6841 Fernwood State Forest Blooinlngdale 16141264-56~1 Westerville 16141 891-6980 Harding ti<ll!se Marion'I614)JB7 -9630 Jefferson County Histdrical Museum Forked Run State Park Chillicothe 16141 773-2726 Mi. Pleasanl (6141 769·7576 Hanby House Cambridge (6141 432-2959 Japanese Education Center Westerville 16141882-2964 Delaware 16f41 369-2761 London (6141852-2919 LaJ)Caster 1614) .654-9923 Gnadenhurten (6141254-'1.143 Bowerston 1614) 269-5371 D~er Creek Marina Mt Sterling 16141 869-4543 Hocking Valley Canoe Livery Logan (6141385-8685 Delaware State Park Friends Meeting House Gnadenhutten Museum Clow's Ma'rina Deer Creek State Park ·Mt Sterling 16141 869-3124 Pedro 16141532-7228 The Georgian Columbus 16141222-7447 Columbus 16141 888·6644 1 . ext. 270 The Louis Jindra Winery Museum Marion Columbus 16141 228-6361 FTanklin House Museum Wlnertes & Breweries Anheuser-Busch Ste~I -True Hlotorlc Sileo Adena State Memorial , Chillicothel6141 772-1500 Center of Science & Industry Delaware 161413631257 Mariena 16141 373-0996 Marion 1614) 387-8196 Barnesville 16141425-2926 Cambridge Glass Museum Cambridge 16141 432·3045 · Perkins Observatory Ashville 16141833-1880 Wyandot Belmont County Museum ("'BABY'S FIRSr SERIES) _ Ross County Historical Museum Paradise Lake Family Entertainment Park Amusem~nt • Chillicothe (6141 772-1936 Powell 16141889 9471 Wya ndot Lak~ H~,Jnler Muse um Granville(6141587 -0430 Columbus Zoo ' BABY'S FIRST STEP 'G!ill-IPOLJS- The GaWp0. Its Business and ProfesstoOal Women will meet Monday at the seruor Citizen Center, 6: :.J p.m. (BEHIND THE MAIN STORE) • ·I Ohio has a lot for you to do and see. And the best part is, you don't have to go far to have fun . You'll find many events ~nd attractions in your area listed in -this handy travel guide . · . . Check lhe gutd~ and plan_to get away soon. And remember to phone first before you leave, for t~formation, reservations, dtrections, current weather conditions, for anything you need to know. ~ POMEROY -The budget for 1!185 wUI be reviewed at the Pomeroy VIllage CouncU meetlngat7:30p.m.Mondaye\oenlng.· Senior citizens are urged to attend. Revenue sharing aUot· ments will also be discussed. 4TH AN'N UAL ' : TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains Elementary Budget review .INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY ' ~>~~"'G"U•--clt&l-r.o...t..._ ..,._ [l>ooeo~ c., Work party Each tamiJy 1s to bring a covered dish and table service. Pole park .ol •- School will hold a wOrk party on ,July 14 at 8 a .m. lor' a lull-sized outside basketball pad. · -Reunion set ••' II" POMEROY - The Big Bend Cltlvan Club wiU meet at 7: 30 p.m. Monday In the Meigs Inn Keith Woods, game 'protector, divisiOn of wUdllfe will give a .· presentation. begins at 10 a.m., with pmlc style dinner at noon. presently pJay lUI lJ!$~1, James L. WUhelm Jr., directOr, reports. a The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-8-7 Civitan meeting . EAST MEIGS- There wiU be practice for ..._'nt ....,. Pleatant , W. Va. Poruei'Oy Midd.__. Oh11'o ..,...., Gdllpolis, - set inMeigs ZALESIO - The double-ring ·tiers In the bac~. She .c arried a brass. spiral candelabras and a weddlnjl' ceremopy Qf Joanna Lee bouquet of lavender, orchid, and brass fan. A- reception followed tn the · Hayes and Michael Dean Miller white flowers 'flth white and orchid church haD. 'The bride's table was was held at St. ~ylveSter Catholic sDk ribbons. ·Bridesmaids were Krlsty McVey decorated with lavender candles Church, Zaleski. Ohio May 19. 'The bride Is the daught~ of Mr. and Leslle Davis. 'They wore gowns and lavender and white sDk flowand Mrs. Francis J. Hayes, Zaleski. identical to the matron of honor. ers. The wedding cake was topped The groom Is the son of Mr. and they carried white fans with a by a "!'hlte porcelain bride and Mrs. Bobby Watson, Gallipolis, and bouquet of white and orchid ·sllk • groom surrounded by lavender flowen; with white and orchid sDk columns. 'l'Wo smaller heartthe late Fredrick D. ·Miller. shaped cakes held the brtde's and 'The ceremony was officiated by ribbons. The groom wore a llght gray groom's iltasses. .t he Rev. Steve Metzger and music Assisting at the reception were was provided by Clint Walker, tuxedo. 'The best -man was Tony Kate Molehan, Marll'yn West and Haner, who wore a light gray organist, and • Cheryl Dearth, Marie Colborne, aunts of the bride, ·vocalist. · . tuxedo with lavender cummerbund and Michelle Watson, sister of the Given ln marriage by her iiarents and bow tie. · groom. Ushers were Oavtd Miller, l)nd escorted . to the altar by her Registering guests was Kim f<lther, the bride wore a gown of brother of the groom, and Michael white organza trimmed In lace wit]l Hayes, ·brother of the bride. they · West, cousin of the bride, and giving schiHil embroidered yoke. The bOth wore suits identical to the best rice was Connie Beth MUler, cousin · of the groom.' man. ~lose-flttlng bodice llad a basque ' 'The bride Is a graduate of Vinton The bride's mother wore a gown waistline with ruffled trim, leg-ofirllltton sleeves arid a flounced of slate blue polyester with a full County Hlgh School and the Holzer " skirt and a ctlrsage of white sUk . School of Nursing. She ts employed llemllne extending to form a roses. 'The groom's mother wore a as a registered nurse at Holzer ehapet-tength train. She wore a modlfled picture hat trimmed ln gown of lavender crei>e and a Medical Center. 'The groom ls a graduate of Gallla Cl)rsage of white sDk flowers. l'ilce to match her gown. Flower girl was Dorothy Lu Academy High School and Is : Matron of honor~ was KeUy · Miller, cousin of the groom, ani) attending Rio Grande College. He is Wllllams, who wore a gown of pale rlngbearer was Ryan Watson, employed by Pte Pac of Galllpol!s. orchid chlffon,. with a sheer yoke The' couple wlll reside ln nephew of the groom. (Uld v-shaped flounce with satin Gallipolis. The ' church was decorated with trjm. The basque waist hlghllghted !he fuU skirt with cascading lace J?3fk. ,_ ' . Ptlocni~ j_ r ~ t; t Sole ends Saturday, July 21st. ,. • '• .! ..'•• • • '• 0 . aorgeous muter SUite With I lar&e bedroom, I private bath, and a special feature women will .enjoy. a lovely dresiina table ~lth van• • ·lty, sink. and mirror lhat coven the erllire wall. The suite also has a huge \.1VING MICJM. c,looet wlth slldtna mirrored doon. ~-·· 11"111'· ·· . hi addition to lhe master outre, the Pboeni• foatureo two 01ber bedrooms with larae clotell. and atarae hall bath ttlat lnc:ludeoallnen ~loser. But the nic· est feature of. .the Phocni• is that the home !hat's ready when you •1.1- Behome can be built to ftt your needt and cauMihe Phoenlxla built Inside, there 's the d..tan chlltce ls youn . . · no e1ce11 m'\llture durlna conotiuc: 'The baolc ftoor plan offers 1196 lion ... no weather damaaed materials ' ~quare feel of ltv ina space in a 26'x46' are ever uoed. home . You may add lenath to the The qualliy construction <1f the Phoenb· In 2 foot tncmnonta up to I Phoenl• to built lrvm the ftooi up. The feet makina the maximum .size of the ftoor system atarjl with 2d '1 ?laced home 26'd4' or 1404 square feet, and just 16' apart. The ftoor'jolllo 11'1 then you can add the. fOOII'Ie anywhere ~ou . surrounded by a sicure band board. The like ... bedrooms. khohen ... even the . 1Joor 11 covered with 3/4"1onau' and bathrooms . Like all quality Unlbllt borne's, lhe aroove tub ftoprlna which is both alued Phoenix I& bulh by hand In the climate and nailed to ilve you a ftoor that's solid. ' controlled environment of a modern The Phocnl• ls also built to save you plant faolllty. Experienced carpenters, en&I'JY doiiBI . The e•terlor w.alls are elemlclans. roofers, and plumbers 2l4 or 2•6 conauvcllon and are tov'ered work year·round unltltorrupted by by l!J• aubsldlna and then wrapped weather conditions to assure you a has . •• I 25% TO 50% OFF~~~. ·SELECT- SPRING & SUMMER' FABRICS* -· 11'· 1". 11'·1" completely in a blanket of !0 Inch Owens-Corn ina Ener&Y Shield rlaid foam inwlatlon. In addition to belna bullt by hand lhe Phocnl•ls built to last. Each new home Is carefully desianed and enalneered to utilize the lateot In malnrenance·free. materials. Materials that will deliver . ,rean of service .. .1 Like ali Uniblh homes the Phoenix featu·res top quality ' ,t,ndenen Perma-Shleld windows with vinyl window sill• that never n<!ed palntina. The Phocal• model is simply beau· tiful. You 'll be lmpreaoed with the quality, the beauty and the Price. It'• I.Jnlbilt 'o HOME OP THE WEEK. ' ' ••• • • • • • '•• I • ••• " • • •unadvertised specials, clearance merchandise and Exira Special Bargain ' fabrics not Included tn this 25% off sale. b~ Fobri.Centers ol ~merlco , I • ® Owned ondoperoted • .' ln c . • ..• •' •• <, SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA/ AEMMfiiiiiEifT •• • l' .. �- \J• ; ~~~agge~~~~8~Th.~~Su~n~da~;~T~im~~~~~n~~M~I~~~~~~~~~~~m~~~~~y~M~u~~~~~~~po~rt~~~ · ·~ll~ipo~I~~·~Oh~~~~~~·n~t~~~Ma~~~~n~~~W~.~¥~a~.========~~~~~========~==~==J:~;Y=1~5~·=1 =984==; - Checkout counter TV entertaining, not abusive, for shoppers By DOUG ~HER A!I!!«Viated...._Wrlter a """" COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ Bored by those grocery store checkout Jtnes?nnidofscannlngthefrontsof the latest tabloids? · Jerry Beck thinks he has the answer-televlslonatthecheckoul An entrepreneur and television vete~n, Beck and Clnc'M""tl·based •-· Co. have combined ~ "~ lor the Kroger past month to test market the In·Store Television Ne twork in four .d Colwnbus·area Kroger ~tares. business, and l said, Wouldn't this Beck said he w;mts. to The P"""'ammlng featUres a .be neat.'" . "worldwide, not just nattnnwlde,'! • vo· -r· jlOtpOUJ'rl, reeent\Y ranging from a · · Kroger Is known as a rellitlvely but Sue WDldnsm, a researcher clown skit to little-known .facts to conseiVaUve chain - It even shies .saldwith theslmllarFood Msyastemrtcet~dedlrisU~~~ 8 . household hints, with a smattertng awayfromputtlngadsonltsbags. "" cu~ Chi k of advertisements. · But company spokesman Jlm . tests In 1982ln New Yor • cago TIIere Is no sound . Beck said that Mcintire, whDe a~knowledglng the and Los Angeles. would be too pushy, and "the object reputati6n, said Kroger feels ITN Is Beck'sothercompany, Vanguard ls toentertaln." "consumersensltlve." ' VIdeO Productions, produces the Beck, 40, said he got his Neither man would comment on . videotapes and supplies the televlbrainstorm about'!! year ago. , the financial arrangements. A sl!>ns mounted on pedestals a bove • -'""'" costs the """"~·ts · 'I was standing In Jtne In the ... three-ad paci<age repo."""' ..!'."'""m~essages·,skitsandadsmovo , store; and I'm In the televiSion . aoout $llXl per month. ""' ~ ' •.4-·' along q\llckly, repeating aoout . said. · : everylllmlnutes. Shopperssaidthe Shopper Bonnie Little said she:.: hol19ehold hints, for which Beck 1llced ITit "I really noticed It on the- · Fourth of ju1y when we were lnJtne:. ~~ ~~~aayr. h\llldreds of for aoout 40mlnutes, and 1 think we; .,.. OOllars ~ houseOOld hints," Beck said. CharleS Agrlestl, a local auto dealershlpsalesmanager,saldhe's already' gotten reaction ·from ITN a ds • a l'"'"•"h u"'f"6 he can 't tell It It' s ="'"~cars · ~It06's no ;.__.~re · seu, but It Is saw every ad." said. · Kroger · Isn't:- . But Mclnttre · tiKt reacting to grumbllng that checkoutJtnesalwaysseemtobeloO:: long. · • ' "Today's consumer Is too discern: ·. 1ng," Mcintire said.. " It's not a.: ganibltbyus·totakethe . palnQutof~. keeping your name out there,'' he waiting at the checkout." •-u~v .. . ·~ . Area ·s8nior citiZens plan weekly center actiVites G,:tJ).ia G:mnty GALLIPOLIS - Activities for the week ofJUiy 16-20 at the Senior Citizens ·Center located at. 220 Jackson Pike are as follows: · Monday, Jul . Y 16 - Ceram1cs Class, 9: 30 a .m .-noon; Blood Pressure Check, 1 p.m .; Chorus, 1·3 p:m. Friday, July 20 - CHEAO, 1 Tuesday, July 17 - Cancelled .m P .; Art Class, 1-3 p.m. ; Craft S.T.O:P. Class, Physical Fitness. VI · Mlnl·Course, 1·3 p.m .; Evening ~ed;~ayl July 18 C rdG nton Actlvltles , &-10p.m. Bib e lu y, p.m.; a ames, The Senior Nutrition Program ·1·3 p.m.; American Literature wiD seiVe the following menus:. Class, 1 p.m . Monday - Beef barbecue, cole Thursday, J uly 19 - Bible Study, slaw, green beans, fruit, bun, 11 _!l.m.-noon; Board of Trustees butter, milk. · Meeting, 1: 30 p.m. ·. · eeting Ostomy group Plannl.ng m Time will J\e allotted to answer q uestions . All ostomates and their families from Gallla, Meigs, Jackson, Vln· ton and Mason Counties are Invited to attend and .participate in the monthly meetings of the Galllpolls Area Ostomy Group. Membership in the group comes from the five-county area. The GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Area Ostoll!Y. Group wUl have their regular monthly meeting on Thurs· day evening, July 19, at7p.m. in the French 500 Room at Holzer Medical Center. A special program will be presented by Jane Gessenheus, a represe11tatlve from the Hollister Company, manufacturer of ostomy appliances from LlberiYvtJie, Ill. Fire ants also damage lawns GREENSBORO, N:C. (AP) Fire ants not only Inflict sharp, painful stings to humans and pets, but their buJTOWing and nesting can lawns by uprooting and meetings are also open to the friends of ostomates, as well as otber Interested lndlvlduals, lnclud· lng physicians and n\lfses. The monthly meeting for Augt:st has been cancelled. The meetings will resume again In September. For any additional Information, eontact Barbara McKinley, R.N., at 446-5246, or PhyUls BroW!l, R.N., · Tuesday - Beef stew with for July ot the Center from 9: :.> · am to noon potatoesandcarrots, cheesecubes. - · · • Wednesday Black Lung Deapplesauce biscuit. Wednesd~y-Turkeywlthdress- partment representative from 10 lng, broccoH, corn, jeUo wjth fruit, a.m.·12::KJ p.ni.; Bingo, 1·2 p.m.; rolls, butter, Bowtm~~. 1:ll p.m.; Physical Fit· Thursday - Beef patties with neSs, 11:45 a.m. ""'"-""Y gravy, scaHoped potatoes, · beets, "M""" - Ceramics•10 a ·ril··2 cake, bread. p.m.; Jay Wamsley, Attt>rney, will . Frjday- Ravloll, salad, sberbf!t, · be at the Center from 9:00 to U: :.> · ltag:!~dt!"e~!~~ed with ~';;; ~g~~~ ;-;:~!g~~ each meal. Meals subject to change · without notice. Meigs r~ . UJUllty POMEROY - The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has scheduled lhefollowlng<~Ctlvltlesfortheweek 1 of July 16-20: , , Monday - Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Square Dance. 1·3 p.m. - ' . By BERTR081!Nn1AL AP 8po&tl Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) -: Carl ~ Is a INIII''"""'lt\Y gifted athlete,· a sprinter·long jumper extraordlnalre In the mold of Jesse --· - wDl be a "Tall Tale" contest, so get:: a story ready and enter the contest."• TherewlllbelcecreamavaUableat · 25 cents a dip, plus lee cream ~s::, tcr50centsfollo'¥1nglunch. :0: the Senl.or Nutrlt!Ol.l Programmenu for the week IS; ~ M.onday - Spaghettl, mtxed=:vegetables, tossed salad, mixed;' fruit. . ~ ,, Tuesday_ 'l'lfn~lad s;~ndwicll,:: sala·a. tomatoes,; Leafy Chasteen at 992-2161 to b~:~sday Ham, baked:: schedule an·appointment. · beans, potato ·salad, strawberry~Frl~y -CHEAOhealtheduca· gelatin with fruit and whipped .·: lion program at 10:30 a.m., the In topic wiD be var1ous rnedlca1 topp g. Thursday _ Beef. patty with_;.. devices and fraud concerning , . ~medical appliances; Blngo,1-2p.m. gravy, mashhed . potatoes, green •: The following week, on Tuesday, .beans, peac - es. Creamed baked ' : . Friday July 24, there wDl be a summer chicken, peas, ·tossed salad, lime ,· .carnlva) with ga.mes, contests and gelaltn with pears. . ·: prizes. The games wDI ~set up to Choice of beverage available.;: · play· beginning at 10:30 a.m. and .. with meal. .. , .• " 1982 Olds Cutlass Supreme Bro~m 1983 CHEV. CAMARO.Z-28 • White The hot ane is here! Finish is charcoal gray with contrast' ing cioth bucket seats. low miles. Must see to appreciate. .. "'''"';rr,_._,.. . ' ·: This sharp intermediate coupe has only 18,000 miles, tilt, cruise, AM-FM stereo, wire wheel covers, landau top . and much more. . ' COMPARE ANYWHERE . 1981 Chev. Scottsdale 4 Wheel Drive 1981 TOYOTA-CELICA GT Kenmore backyard LP gas grill CUT JL64841 Kenmore 18.0-cu:· ft. refrigerator freezer ··,. CUT 53499 $120 . While $11)1 This is surely the pick of the litter. 4speed trans., 26;485 miles, AM·FM stereo. 'New Silverado trade. 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New Silverado trade. You must see this one. Stop in and see Roger Dill~fd, Terry Hamilton, ·Mike Sickels Each of these advMised ttems is readi ly available for sale as advertiSed Sartalacrlan champion Daley Thmlpsori of Britain, a,;-', -·' • I ' ~ .. .away. MJpbomole iD college and I kneiv I "1 can't Ignore the boycott," he wasn't ready... · said, "butlhaveto~slgbtofmy With America alxlut 1ri host thls }oall, AQII they are to put together summer's Games, the Olymftlo the best routines I can. In gymnas. 8Cil!IIIII1o,has come full circle. The. t1cs )'I)U're sujlpoaed tO do that and SoVIets 'are boycottlng and Vld· mt.worry &bOOt ~rompettdon." mar's career Is peaking. . A · djsclple . of technique and VIdmar and anotller UCLA proexecudon, VIdmar conslden the duct, Mitch Gaylord, head the u.s. pommel lm8e his best event, men's 11)'111118S!Ics teem that, In the ~blsbl,;tscorelnthetrlals,a abBence ~the Sovll!t Unloli, figures perfect 10.0, came In the high baf. It can challenge the strong Chinese Gaylord, a !M!IUor next tan at 8,nct Japanese teams for medals In UCLA, won the nauDnal ttt1e tn 1983 Los Angeles• and tlnlshed eighth In tbeall-arouiXI Led by teen·age sensatloll Mary at the World ChampiQnshlps In Budapest. . Loo Retton, the American \1toQj'le!I'S team also appears to ha~ enough Tlie strong event ~Hartung, 24, iA!ent to make Its best shoWII\g In a Un!Verstty of Netnska Olympic history. . ·AD-American who has competed In . Such perfoml8lllli!S wwld end a tour World cbamptonship meets, Is plalr of long 'dey spells. Slnc;e 1932, the rtng:s. Ronvllng 011! the ~·s . , American men have Wt>n only one team are T1m np!QII'i:t, another Olympic gymnastics mOOal, a UCLA standout, and Scott John5im, bronze In lloor exercise by Peter a senior at Nebraska. · tenner . Women's baSketball . ·• team staymg C~UtiOUS • I ' I ; • ·FINI8JIING TOVCIIES- Wtirlren pat lllellniiNn&leaarLftl•llle IUiinrar Jeadlal& to tile IJeld lit tile 1M Aaaplel CGJ' Ull Jl'atda.y M ·~·A ·Pulz,.Jones_advance in women's open· . lly DAVEO'IIARA APSpwl& Wrlet' PEABODY, Mass. {AP) - VeJeran Penny Pulz ·and young RQsle Jones mastered par while favorites faltered tomovelntoa tle~thelead In the U.S. Women's Open golf ch8mpl.oashlp Friday. ·Pulz, a onedme AustraUan cham· but winDer ·of only ooe tournament lnllyearsootheLPGA tour, swprl9ed most observers by firing a tJuee.wxler par 69 on 'the Salem Country Club's tough 6,28:)yardtayout ·, However. tbe best I'OUIKl of the S225,o:xl tournament was nat good enougb to give Puiz the lead ootrlght. Jones, 24, a fonner Ohio State star winless In twoyearsonthe tour;came In a short time later with a one-undei: par 71. That pve the two WlSllllgrtvals a 36-bole total~ even par 144ln !heb' bid to more than double their :year's prlz money with the $36,00! pay()ll here. ~ and Jones were morning starters In tile tleldof121 pros and 00 amah!Urs and barely beat the heat from a bot lllllllnto the dubllouse . pion . By GEORGE STRODE Americans rolled upetpt vjct<ries. AP 8po&tl Wttter 'lbelri!IU 1111 game was aoo.t/romp LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pat oYer II&Jy. • Head SUmmit agree& with those who . ' ' Willi qualltlcatlolls, Summit besay the United Stata Will sei1d an · Ueve • lblll Is tile best American extremelY strong WOOlell's basket• women'• amateur bula!tblll team bill teem to thls lllllml£!l"s0tymplc . I!Yer .-nbled. . Games. 'Tm allttlupprelitamlve ilsay It But SUmmit, the cOach of that IIUIII!I!st,"lhellid. '"'bb!ywlll* aweaome team, 1s nat ready to join be 1111 '*! If they plliy that wen In .thechorusthatsayatheU.S.w<rnen l.olf'lll'l .'1 · areaaurethlngfortht111Jldll1l:dl!lln Sunimlt, atltartlllcbwardonthe lllbtoftheSovlet·ledboycott~I..os 1976 S!Jl;*'li ..aya the.fiXII'IIn the An&eli!s. ' . Unltecl States . lipll't has aped ' "I think It's reallstkl,'' the rorw.-c:t !btna!leally In !lie ellht University of Tennl!llsee coach, a years IInce It was added to the member of the u.s. sllvel'-rriedai Olympic prG(p'aliL · 'lellrn 1111978, laid, ''providing we "We haw ~ athleta IM!I'play rls a team and the ct1em1stry 1s all," abe laid. "We haw better 8)' GlllOBGE STRODE rlaht We really !,lava to work qiJiclcneiUnd apeecl We are mere AP !lil!ftl Wrtlel' IDI!tberfotlttohappen." 'explo~M.... We ~ II)Cft Into WESTCIIES'IER. Ohio (AP)'IbeAmerlcanCOidll!Stedtl)etop lraalltlDa. 1111e, DC bas helpat. It Even aa Ohio Arnateut (IOlf chamdJal ......aa ~tilt lOki as cblna, opened doan for waJWI! with the !*Jn at~ ymn old, J1m Muethlng Canada, Sautll ~. YUIIOiiavla motiVation Ill a ll.ilolaniJII; and ·harbors no Illusions Ill professional and ~Uitl'llla. In that order. Sheaafd beoOrntnl• All-.u.-., lll'&ndellr· tbe boyi.'Ott by the top.ralllled bmlt calli It a J*11 that bJr Muetllq bas no plans to Join the 9ov1eta 11 "a dltppnliltmalt, but manbenctthel88lOiymplclljllild, 'last sbt aolfa's to win the state obvlaualyourplhalrotchanged; DenlseCUny,.W.Doacwan,Qndy · amateurandbe<:aneprofelslonal. "ft'a a l'l!lllty tllry will not be Noble and l.ynette Woodard, lllve . 'Ibe llJ.yeaNlld Ctnctnnatla!l will .tllel'e. It doellllll ~ our came stuclt alWIId to play tn this )'ear's sllun plans of trying for a PGA TOll!' plan. we at111 have to train jlli\ u Jllll*. Cardd, retumtorhlssenioneasoaat ,bird and be as !,ntaile aDcl ''They give us a more mature t.Jlam~Snd try to lead the RedsldDs . CDilpi!lltiW.'' . teem,'' lhe laid ct her J2.member Into the NCAA Toornament. 111 extlll!ttlonl, llie U.S. WOOiell • equad tl!at tncb., fa:tut ~ lN "I don't want to aet mv mind 1laYe bleiiii!YinCII!It.'llley Ire 2loG or older. "'l'bey provide tbe II •...._ "_.., 1bere are ao maay good i.d..tywa~ll!ell!klrnedallilllie . lhlp. "nleyla!owwl!atlt'uBabout, ~ 1bere are ao 1t11111y ft. wa.m.JoaSOJp tnTiiWall.lll wbalto beiU'bll." . • toumarnaJta tn college," saldMuegJat JlCll~ ~ ..~ .~ ' tlq~~bls~-par74_ ~ . prepandoM COilllnue for tile upcomlllc lllpiiiM!I' ~pic Games tha& •• are juM two weelal away. (At Ins aphofot)). · .; ' Their lead stood up as later starters ran Into trouble on baked greens and In occasional swirling winds. Amy Alcott &lid JoAnn Washam started the day as co-leaders at 71, one stroke ahead oC clefendlnlr champion Jan Stephenson, Japan's Ayako Okaritoto and Florida amateur champiOn Joan EUls. Washam faded to a 781or a 36-hole total of 149. Alcott hung tough with btrdles on her ftrst121rles.1beoshe · ~ttedfrom8feettorabogey5 After a~ 5on the foUrth hole, Pulz savk a ~foot birdie putt on the sixth and then an 18-tooter for another blidle on the ninth, making the tum In one-under par :f>. She .blnlled the 12th, .but tJuee. putted from 00 feet for a bogey 5on the 13th. Then she blazed home with birdies on the last two holes. Jones, plagued b.Y tendonitis In her .lett wrist since last !aU, had tluee birdies and two lxlge)os, one wbl!n she missed a one-foot putt, In her nne round. · · Stephenson ran Into a nightmare, take a whopping 81 for 153. Patty Sheehan, .the top money ' winner on the tour this :year, slipped to a 77 ~. 150. · JoAnne Carner, a two-time Open· champion and five-time runnerup, . and Nancy Lopez survived a . whopplilg scare, just qualltylng as' thetleldwascuttotheOOlowscorers· andtles. . Carner and Lopez shot second I'OUIKl 'l9s to just make the cutoff at 156 for the final two rounds. on the 13th green and ftnlsbed with a bogey 5 on the 1!lth ror a 74 and 145 total ' Okamoto, also a """time winner this year, bad a shOt at the lead, but bogeyed two of the !;1st three holes ~a74. That left the Japanese standout twO strokes back, tied at 148' with two-time U.S. OpenchamplonHoDis Stacy, Betsy King, Donna White and Patti Rlzro. Kathy Whitworth, wlnilel' of 84 tournaments but never the Open, had a 75 for 148, tying with Heather Drew, who also had a second round 75. Muething wins Ohio Amateur golf tountey -. JL1355 . JL88841 ~rneterrunnerChandra rneteri'III1IIel' Valerie Brisco-Hooks, WYsocki In the !ro and 1,500, beptathlete Jackie Joyner and !IDmeter runner Kim Gallagher. Oesplte the Eastem·bloc boycott, · there wiD be plenty of lntemattonal c:ompet~!Jon. Sebastian eoe; Brttatn's l9lll gold medaliSt at 1,500 meters, Is expected to try.to defend his medal as well as try the tro. China's Zhu Jlalihua Is the wold record holder In the high jump, and his Los Angeles appearailee wiD be one of his first outside of Asia and · Europe. 'lbleny Vlgneron of France wiD challenge 1n the pOle vault; Jamaica's Bert Cameron Is the world champion In the 400, . Where Innocent Egbunlke of N!ge:rla Is the world record bolder alid ano!her top entry. The decathlon Is expected to be a battle betw.een world record holderJurgenHtngsen of West Germany and 1llll Olympic By PEI•E Hf PtiaA Kot:mann tn19'16. American wOmen AP 8po&tl Wrlet' have been llhut out except tor the LOS ANGELES (AP) . - For team btuiilE In 19C8. ' Petfl' Vldrnilr, the U.S.-led boycotl This Year's men's team Is of the 19Eil Sununer. Olympics I especlally ~ · In tntematlollal simply aftorded hlm tlmetQbuUdon experience, VIdmar, Jlm Hartwig the future. and Bart Cooner were lnembers of . VIdmar ' was a promising but ' the 191llteam and Conneral!omade . -~lded gymnast at UCLAwhen the l976IQU!Id. . the United ~tes piuled out of ~ 'lll4! top ~ at the Qbomplc Games tnMOilCOW foUr~~·to Trials In {acksonvWe, Fla., last protest the Sov1et Union's Invasion rmnth, the 23-year-dd Vidmar tied of.-Afgluinlstan. While he landed .a tqlo ninth tn the aU-arwnd at the , spot oo the 1981 'Olympic team, · World Champlonsldps In Fllidapest VIdmar knew his time,had not yet last year, where the u.s. team CQ!ll!. ftnlshed fourth behind the Soviet' ''The boyCott didn't hurt lllf,! as Union, China and Japan. 'f much as it did the athletes who knew Like most American ~athletes, It w,a their last ci)alx;e.- ,the ones VIdmar laid be'I disappointed that wbo (elt they Cruld Win a medal,'' the Soviet-bloc-nations.are staying . • Just traded last week. Air cond., 5-speed, 39,997 miles. Beige with light brown interior. priced to sell. . u.s. CheeSetlorwgh, m.meter and 400- ' ' Viclrnar said. "I was just a 29649 both events. The Americans' other gold medals winners In the World Cham· ploosblp& were Calvin Smith In the men:s :m and Greg l"oSter In the men's l.l().meter high hurdles, Both ilgaJn wDl be on ·the U.S. teani. althouih Smith will c:ompeteonly In !he400-meter relay. , Other men's standouts for the United States are marathoner AlbertQ Salazar, Steeplechaser Henry Marsh, pole vaulter Mike TUlly and ·Earl Bell, 1,!IDmeter runners Steve Scott, Sydney Maree and Jlm Spivey, high jumper Dwight Stones, trlpte jumpers Mike Conley and WUlle Banks, !lOOt putter Dave Laut, discus throwers Mac WUklns and John PaweD, Gl-rileter runner Antonio McKay and !ro- · ~ l'tiiUiel' E!U'l Jones. The top women, along with Decker, InClude marathoper Joan Benoit, too-meter sprfuter Evelyn Ashton!, long Jumper Carol Lew!$, . . Kenmore• extra;.capacity ·. laundry pair Dryerwith . Wrinkle Guard II natiOIIal trials laSt month that lett some of the sport's top names off the .BoycotJ _. helped · prepare gyrnn~t for corn~tltion · . · . riat;446-;;~;;~·--~. . . . . . . . . . . .iTU~esda~yiiim~ood~P~~iiiure~G~llnl~ci.iiii~ CUT SI40 375~h?.' rest on . three athletes at berfectlon . . rran ·' Check Out This · Week's Best 2-speed washer ~imes- Jenthut Sec 1ar with the pressures of Olyrilplc . Amerk:an team Is ftred up. compet1t1oo, Iince the United States 'llle ~ Lewis won the I'OIIIer. . has nat participated tn the,Sumrner 100-mefer dasll and long jump, and ''Abeolutely the best IA!M1 we · Games a1na: 19'1'6. 8IIClD:ed the U.S. team t)lat set a lllive fivei' eept tO 11M! ()l.ymp6ca," · Stlll, the American teem Is a world record In themen'I«Xl-me!er laid Ollan Ca II eD, flKI1Ciitlve dlrec· lldlli!d group and, buoyed by the relay 1n the Helsinki Games In 1983. Owens. . tor of The Athletlcll Cmgrea. the boycott of the Sovlet;bloc natlons; ls 'Ibis year, he 1!1 trying to match the Mary Decker Is a running . SjlOrt',u.S.IIM!I'IIInatxxly. "Smle looking forward to reaping a go.ct lour-gold medal accanplisl!rnl!rit of . · machine; tum her on and she races of the~ at the trials medalllonamalnwhatgeilei:allyJS his boyhOod Idol, thegreaiOwens,ln away her opposition, were unbelievable." judged as theOiymplcs' blue-rlbbott . tbe-100-and m.meters. the long Edwin -Moees 1s the ultimate jump and the relay. "I think thlli Is our J!1!8test men's sport. technician In the lntennEdtate teem," said Lany ~Ws. the coach Of the 41 track and field eventsDeclrel' ~ off some tough ' hurdli!s, llklrruillng over the barr!· ~ the men's .quad. Brooks 24 for men, 17 for women - the cballe!lges from Soviet Union era with the sbarpne$s l!lld skU! of a Jacbon, the wanen's coach, al!o Americana have a reallallc shot at runners and captured the womm's expressed satiStactloft with his wlnnlngl8aoJds.Onlyorx:eslncethe · 1,500 and 3,!J)O meters. And the SUl'III!OJI. Individually, they perhaps are the team. . modemGameslleganlnl!l6has the lndomltabl'e Moee$, unbeateri since greatest athleti>s ever In their Baaed on performance, the U.S.- U.S. track teem ever won that 1917, continued his winning streak In events. the ~meter Intermediate hurdles team can be troted as the finest the many, collectlng221nl90i. at Helsinki. Througll the Olympic This year, .there are three new qJllectlveJy, !hey tl!l)tes.!nt the nation ever has )lroduCed'. But that United States' best' llopes for gold . allo can be sUbject to arsument, WOlllEll'sevents. 1the3::mlmet'ers, Trlala, he had won90 seconsecutlve rnedaJe In the Olyniplc. trllck and because OYer the years - In this the 400-meter tnretmemate hurdles finals at that distance. Decker had beert almlng tor a lleld competition, Which runs from case; tuur years; the time betuen .and the marathon. In addition, the · 1,!ID3,o:xl double lit ihe Games, but , Olympllldsthe caliber of athletes heptathlOn . has , replaCed the Aug. 3-12 the . ~.ps ~ always Is lmprOvlna. penta!bion. · · doubts arQSe when she was nipped Coliseum. .' by Ruth WyiKlCki In the 1,500-meter 'Illey head a 1$111 judged by~i~Dje ~· Ih additiOn. the team Is relatively With the poWeiful East European to be the best ever to Ieptesept the YQWii, ladls touch tntematlOnal natlonsmlsslngthlstlme,alongwith final In laSt month'S trials. Decker, - United States In Olympic track and cmqll!tltlon and lsrnost\Y UJDmll· CUba, and the Games at home, the. mwever, may still decided to race in ' . lleld, carved fran a rugged set of '. .. . . . . S£A!RlS Most items at reduced prices ' u.s; track . gold. hopes smothering grass. To remove the ants, the makers of Spectracidesuggesttreatlngtheant mounds with a !Ire ant killer. National Home _&,plionee . t984 ' 446~3672 . 1616 EAST~RN Inc. AyE., GALLIPOLIS . /, t ' won·the Ohio ~teutby 2 shots. Muethlng, the Mid-Amelcan Confeience medalist, was the only playU' from the orl&lnallleld fl144 golfers to equal par of 288 at hilly Beckett Rldge Country Club. Bruce Soult.y, 21, an Ohio State golfer who li turning pro next week, used the best I'OUIKl ~ the warm. sumri day,a4-under-par68, toclalm second place at 290. Brad Franks, the home-course chlbchamponanda&-holeleaderby 3 shots, faded to third plaoe with 74 lor 29l JlmMcFarrenctGan!OO. thel!rT' . stall! pubiJc 1Jnb champloll. took faurth with 72-291! while nan Crockett~Llma wasllfthat'l6-298. - Pem!y Pub of Melboume AuNralla, reacts · tile dtb hole durtnc lli!coaacl ~· u.s. Women's Opllll I ,..• ........_..... adloe ........, l!ftemooa lit tile Salem ,_,.._, Club laa B&ACI'S - ~,.ma., ~-... n-.r _, • PMIIcMI,t', Maa Pullt flnlllhed evee for the two I'OIIIIds. (AP ' ' erpldo).• t �Ohio Point 15, 1984 . 15, 1984 W.Va.-- Ohio Point W.Va. Pirates take twilibill; Reds beaten aga~ ~ NEW NEW WIRE-LESS REMOTE NEW - NEW ~FISHER . " FVH-720 REUNION. SIATED- Members of the 1974 liunny Arthur, ~row, Sam VanMeter, Don Ji'ruth's Pluumacy softball team and West VIrginia . 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' ' RE~O . •' ~ALLIPOLIS - After laboring efsht Years with aU varsity boys alhletlcs at North GaUJa High Selml, Ted Lehew has been ajJpobtted athletic director and heed football at Huntington High ~lin rural Ross County. ·Purlng this past week, Hunting· !lin's board of· education also ap'polnted Lehew the schOOl's track Cllhch. }Je wlli teach social studieS. :!\ 1972 gradwlte .of·Melgs High SChool who received his bachelor's ~ from Capital University In 1916, the :19-year-old Lehew suecieds Earl KnJght, Huntington's otSt football coach, and faces a mOnumental reblindlng task at the time, wttjl the kinds of athletes we had. ' "Winnlng the state championship at the end of the year Is great," he rontbtued, speaking of Kemper's r----=--------------------1 season tor the Huntsmen. ¥night retired as roach after two ~.but took up the reins again In HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS 378-6158 •liSililliver•b•ir•dliS•atel•lit•eiiSiiy•atem•••liRiieeiiidiisville, Ohio 11 :Lehew, son of Mr. and Mrs: Bill l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UiJew or Pomeroy, played three pOsslblygolsup." yeius of football at Meigs and was a ' • < PHONE 446-45 1'7 WE ALSO STOCK TREATED POLES POST, 4x6, 6x6 AND 2x6 T&G .You don't have .to· hunt to 'f ind the current)' Time·Wea.ther-Temper~tu~e. - . ' 7·2. 985-3301 (AP'LI.....,erprp~~IOto~)-:...,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_-1 ·L}rne Center .schedule ' ., Lyne CeMer Schedule Week ol Julf 1$, - Dille - G,.,........ 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UPPER ·ROUTE 7 8' SPUN ALUMINUM DISH Remartablt picture quality in small dish. straight victory. LET BAUM LUMBER BE YOUR TREATED . LUMBER HEADQUARTERS . $2650°0 football at the school, which began NEW ARRIVA Chicago over LoS Angeles. Cardlnalo 7, Padmi 4 .Former Dodger Rick SutcUtfe, Chris Speier blasted hisftrstbome 5-1, went five Innings to gain the run of the year, a three-run clout victory, whUeLeeSmlthpilehed the with two on In the lOth Inning, to lead final two Innings tor his 19th save. St. Louis CIYeT San Diego. After Mike MarshaU lied the .The hit by Spe!erwashlsseronclln game at 3-3 -w ltha three-run homer a 1St. Louis unl1onn since being In the third Inning, the Cubs scored acquired JIIIY lin a trade from the their winning runs In the bottom of Montreal Expos. The 34-year-old the Inning. Leon Durham's double · lnrle1der picked on a 0.1 deUvecy di'ove In one run lnd two more from Luts DeLeon, 1-1, to make .a scored on Moreland's eighth home wlnnert1 NeUAUen, ~run. . The runs produced by Speier's . MeU5,Braves4 . blast were aU unealned, stmunlng Wal,ly Backman Ignited two tram San DiegO third baseman Thn raUJes with a single and triple, Flanllely's boot of Georxe Heridrlck's grounder to start the Cardinals' lOth. l'llllllal7, A8lrol s Ivan .DeJesus knocked In three runs with a bllles-loaded double bt the eighth Inning to lead Phlladel· phla over Houston and Nolan Ryan. Shane Rawley, 2-1, pitched six lrlnllig$ and gave up aU three Houston nms before giving way to Larry Andersen, who picked up his ' gridJnon play In 1973. The 1978 team W)int 5-S for the most wins In any cewct • Cub87, Dodpn 5 ~thMm!iand~.lnfourruns With a homer and a smgte to lead 13th I, Highest picture quality comes with Drake 324 Receiver :Huntington was winless bt nine slllndOut guard and linebacker. His seruor year ' was hampered some\\lliat due to a persistent knee btjury. ·He went to North GaUla In the faD · oi :i976, becoming an aslilstant to Pirate head mach John Blake and ~ as head baseball coach bt 1~~79, wlnnlng22 games and losing ti; . Lehew was head hasketbaU roach 11):1978-tO; Winning 22 and .dropping 19, took Oli track roaching duties In 1979, and lnltlated the ~tung ptllgram at NG In 1!81. During the ~year, he saw SOOleof his more 011tstandlng performances In the llist two sports. ~In track, Matt Kemper, a threetlple p'arttctpant In the state meet, took first place In shotput, becoming oDe: of the first GaUJa County atilletes to capture a statewide hoiu. Earlier, atthestatewrestllng ~t. Kemper placed eighth bf his weight division, and Mark · F)lreman was fifth statewide. ·And as an assistant to Blake, he siw the Pirate squad, after 91!'\/eral sO'ong seasons, take the Southern xa,uey Athletic Conference title In football In a!2 and again In 1983. · : "It's a gOod limetornove,"~hew said. "I don't lhlnk we (Blake and co-assistant coach Ron Twyman) have been there 111 a better doubles. his home run and Walt Terrell pitched seven strona Innings as New Yorit beat• Atlanta, the Mets' aeventh ; Considered top·of the line. ~last year and hasnotpa;teda wl)mlng season In the history of . homer-, making It 5-2•.Wallach and Thomas capped the rally with RBI Georxe Foster slammed . MAN * JUly · ·Specials 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH cl!jJS A school. :"Ithlnklt'sanlceadvancement" ' lkhewsatdearUerlntheweek. "It's a ,Ot more administrative work, but the only way the program can * 1lflh but the iEli(JOI5 scored t11ree times with 'nlmlas doubling l1omj! the tying run. · The Reds made It 3-2 on Dan Drtessen's ftflh horner off reliever BobJameslntheelghth.Butafter RoseslngtedtoleadofftheE~ eighth, Dawson COIIIIeCted against reliever Keefe Qito tor his sixth COMING NEXT.. WEEK LASSITER ' .-;. • ,,NEXT MONTH SPLASH ·. . ROMANCING THE STONE FOOTLOOSE victory bt shotput. ''It'D be hard to improve on It I want to !hank au the people In aU programs they )Vere Involved with, and wlsb aU North GaUia athletic programs the best." Sllverblrd Satellite Systems 'I NIWJMOVU!S OF THE WEEK TANK BLAME IT ON RIO CHILDREN OF T~E 'CORN RAID ON ENTEBBE . CORR.OPT , TWO·OF A KIND Fonner· NG assistant named . head coach in- Ross County . . •• ' .RENT 1-' GET 1 FREE ' . $498 ' By KEN RAPPoPORT . AP !ilptJrc. Writer . . Alter playing 27 Innings and The nightcap lasted five hours and 11 minutes. Rod Scurry, 2-5; earned the nearly eight hours of basebaU, the victory by pitching the 18th after SanFranci.scoGiantscarneupwith Don Robinson had blan.ked the nothlngbutdlrtonthelrunlfonns. Giants over the prevkn!S' seven ''1bese klDd of games- when Innings, strfklng out eight while they go this long, you want to Win allowing just three hits. lhem.'~ saldGlantsflrstbasernanAI ThePtrateswerewlthlnonestrlke Oliver after Friday night's agonlz- of winning In the ninth when lng doubleheader l!l'IS to the pinCh-hitter alill Davis' two-out, Pittsburgh l'lrates. "I thlnlc rigor two-strike single scored . Steve mortis was starting to set 1n with Nicosia with lhe tying run for the somepeop)e." Giants. · . The Pirates won the ORe~~er 8-2, The 27-lnnlng doubleheader rnathen took , a 4-3 decision In the rathon began at 5: ai p.m. Em' and. · nightcap on Jason Thompson's didn 't end till 1:32 a.m, bases·~ded single In the '18th In the opener, Lee Lacy knocked Inning that jllst got past !he In tour runs and John Candelaria. outslretched glove ofOUver at first. 8-6, scattered eight hits In seven In other Na~ League I!!!IJles, Innings to Win his 12th consecuHve Qllcago · beat' Los Anget4!!l'"'1·5; . game In the month of JIIIY dating Montreal turned back Cincinnati back to the 198J season. 7-2; NewYorkedgedAtlantaS-4; St. Expo117, Bedd Louis stqlped San Diego 7~ and Derrel Thomas stroked three . Philadelphia cUpped Houston 7-3. dQubles, driving In two runs, and · T)unpson's single · scored Lee Andre Dawson added a two-run l'4azzOll ·With the winning run 1n the llomer as Montreal defeated nightcap and ended the National Cincinnati. 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July 15, 1984 Bobcat coach returns home . Majo~ . CHESHlRE - "I've always constaered this my home," said Mel -·--t..- New York 5, Atlanlll t '·,..mo., '· 10 lnnlnp 91. l.a>lo Coen. summing up hls feelings Head football coach at Navarre aboutretlirnlngtohlsalmamater- Fairless In Stark Cwnty !or the past Kyger Creek High School- as head two years, Coen said his goal had football coach. been to return to Gallla County tn . ThesonofMr.andMrs.MelCOen teach and coach. When !he positiOn · Sr. of Cheshire, hewas hired by the became qll!ll, he appll@d. . · Gallla County l.ocal Board of Coen met with p ttipi!Ctive playEducation Ill JWII! to replace Mark ers for this year's..Bobcat squad Hartmall, who had reslglled as Friday, many of wlxlm are retum· llobcat football coach to become an lng trom a competitive season that assistant football coach at- West saw them and North Gallla go Into Vlrgillla Wesleyan University. the league championship game tor Coen graduated from KC 1111964, the second straight year. The during which he played football and Pirates woo 12'7 t<i capture thefr · basketball under.the late Jim White . secOJJd conaecutlve loop crown. and for Jolm Wtckune and Jack . "I've watched some of the Duncan. videOtapes, and I'm excited. about "Those are the people I'd have to .theupcomlngseason,"Coensald. "I thank, among the other teachers hope to carry on where Mark Je!t · who put up with me," he noted off•., Philadelphia 7, Houlton 3 58 ~ .674 51 ~ !& 7 19:11-M?lO 42 .tot ,488 16 Dclrolt lm>nto Bat""""' New V.:rk ""'"" Milwaukee 39 .. 40 19 Cto•,.tand ~ 31 CtnciMatl ,, Monlreal San Franc.UcO a1PlttstM'llh New Y<:rt at Atlanta San Dqo at St. l.wb Loa An&eJe& at CNc1111:0 -· Transactions .... l8ll 48 .ft. IINIEB.tU. DE'TROtT TIGERs-Place<~ Alan Tram· mel I, tJv,rtstop, on the 15-da)l disabled list ,«fi Zl Wl'8l' DIVISION .. 42 """""""' Calllnmla <I <I Kansas CJty . .. 39 .. Seattle Texas 41 " CbJCIIIIO Oakland • .. .. .512.511.'ll6 .t89 2 retroactive to July 9. Recalled GlenaAb- .es •Yz .... '6% MUwu~ ~- cautomla .. Boston 9, Seattle 5 Tcronto 6, Oakland 3 s...tq'• GlllrMII Kansas City at New Y.:rk, :Z p.rn. so ChicagO t 7 JJ Morn real () 4J St. LoUts IJ " Plttsblrgh 3S ~ WEST DI'VmiON San DieKO 50 ~ 3~ .tm 116 .'1111- 43 45 47 .017 Onclnnatl San Francisco 39 l1 50 SJ .01 lhroufn the 19885euon. ··, P TTSBURGH PIRATE8-Pu rrtlased t~om contnc~ Bob Wa lk, pltcber. . .489 8% .«:12 16 46 45 42 Alex Na&loD&IIIuWtu.U A..oclMio• · MILWAUKEE BUCKS- Waived Mike Toome-, guard. Released Kevin WJIIJ. amo , guard . .M7 AtlanUI l.OE A¥Jes Hwsloo BRAVES-$1gned ·vlno, catcher, to 4 muUI- ~ar contract BASIIETIIALL W..L..P«.GB 34 .!110 - . ,.. .!81 % Phlladelphla Na11oa1 Leane ,.....A'Il.ANTA •. Hawaii ot the Paclflc Coast League . Chicago a t Baltln'wrfo, 2:00p.m. Deu'olt at Minnesota. 2:15 p.m . MilwaUkee at CalUornl1, 4 p.m. ~nto at Oakland,~ : «. p.m. Ebiton ar Seatt&e, 4:3:5 p.m. Oeveland at Texas, 8:35p.m. NATIONAL L&\OVE EAsT DIVJSmN 49 _ of the eacHtc Ulast League. .438 39 "' FridQ"s Game~ New York 7, Kansas City l , lsi prTie New Y<rk 8, Kansas City l, 2ft~! g:ame Baltimore 7, Chicago s, 11 tlnJngs Cleveland 5, Texas 0 Detrol.t 5, MIIUII!Da. 3, ll Innings New Ym-k lJoU .. pitcher, from Evansville of tbe American AssoclatJOn, M · I L W, A U K E E llREWERS-IIe<ai)od . , Tom CandJottt.z. Pitcher, trom Vancouver % hurnoroosly. 6 7% 1m A7210 ·u :&f; 17% Ji'rldql GIUI'ItiJ Chicago 7, Los Angeles 5 PlttsW.rgtl 8. San Franclsro 2, 1st game Pittsburgh "· San Francisco 3, .18 lnnlng.o; , 2nd game Montrtal 7, Clnclnna11 2 l'flOTa.U.L National Football Lupe ATLANTA FALCONS-Announced tile retirement of Russ Mikeska, light end. BUFFALO · BILLS- Announced Ill at GriP_g Bell and Speedy Neal, r unning · baclt4, have not slped and will not be at rooldiP camp. : CLEVElAND BROWNS-Named KCYin Byrne and BJII Davis v ice presidents. &~LAS ~OWBO YS-Re l eased Caslleberry, llneb&cker , Joey Charles and Ricky Edwards, Mark fl eetwood and klc:!kers, Reg£1e onif Hln~. runn.lng Kevin Richard backs, J e lden , Mansfield Larry Michael , lllht ends , Dragan Mu stac, punter, SteveNewberry, JOC' Maida, and Michael Newton, safeties. Kevin Smith, quarterb11ck, Bill 11lomas , guard, and Ellol Tabron, Ron Horton and Stan · ley Trlct', wide re-ceiver•. Blyleven one-hits Texas, 5-0 AR,LINGTON, Tex. (AP) -The last time Bert Blyleven took the mound as;tTexasRanger, helwl:led a no-hitter agalllst the Call!oritla ~bill~. . That was Sept. 22, 197/. On Friday night, Blyleven ahnost pulled the same stun~ this time against the Rangers as he threw a one-hitter to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 5-0 shutout vtctiuy. Larry Parrish's bouncing single was all that stood between Blyleven and the secoru1 no-hitter of his career. Panish's hit was .part of the ·Rangers' fpurth llmlngwhlch ended wlthlhebasesloaded.Itwastheonty . time Blyleven had ·any trouble. Mer Pan1sh's slnglli, Blyleven walked Pete O'Brien, George Wright sacrifjced and Tomriw · Dunbar was lntentk>nally walked to load the bases. "He got better when I loaded the bases for him," said Cleveland Manager Pat Corrales. "I walked Punbar because I think he's a slasher and he's hitting .400. I said, 'I.et"s go !or It Bert."' • : The Inning represented the tum· jng point Ill Blyleven's Mh career one-hitter, Ills fourth straight win of the season and hls eighth victory of PoltteiOf Middlepo.t-Gal~il, .• On a voluntaly basis, player~ ', have begun a welght-tralniDg gramatthe~ho6l '- aCOIIQ!IIl~ ,. gocKI-.'' ~ ' ''It seemed like 'he was struggling with ,JW; stuff up to that polrit," Corrales said. "Alter that, he got Cqnmand of hls fastball and curve ball. It ·was like someone slapped him In the face and the ballgame was over." COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Ohio State University football team mayhavetoplayatnlghtthisseason tor the first time, OSU Athletic · Director Rick Bay says. Bay said a contract that was signed In M;ty between the Big Ten Conference and Metrosports may require one or two late afternoon or llight games. The Big Ten signed the contrac(ln order to ensure the Conference of a teievjsion package In case the . . , ... tile 8caCa ud baUed .3M wMb 1m borne niDI aad 2111"11118 blUed Ill. WOCIMer flnllbecl &be ... Norih CoM& tbe - .ml :# ' CoafereiiCe, . Wblcb Ia Ill · ·pgln!laln!nl aad - - ·hlp · 11{101' &11 UICl-to academic lllalldardll llnODI albJete&. Jiron IBtlle-oiJimmle Biowa, 1111 S.R. :r;m, l'lke&oll. For mote information contact , WHITE'S SCHOOL OF TAEKWON-DO ' .99 Wayland • · 426 Main St. Pt. l>teetont, W. Ve.. . 1176·4326 unpr~ses 1. new club Ill I POMEROY- Jeff Wayland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wayland of Middleport, Is: one step closer to what many young sandlotters around the country dream about, a chance to play In the rnalor leagues. Wayland, a 1981 Meigs KJ:Ilduate, was recently pmnoted !roni Bradental of ~ Gulf COast League (rookie teague) to Macon of the . Sduth Atlantic League. Bpth minor league leapls are tann chibs for .the . PI'""""IP' .-uates. Wayland hurled hls first Inning last Wednelday agalllst the AOOer· · sori Braveil when he came Ill to pitch the ninth Ill- Macon's 5-1 loss. Wayland allowed two singles and one earned ·run Ill hls Initial niound ' du~wlth the class A Pirates. 1\llacm llll!ieral manager "and president, 1.e1 Monhetmer, has been Impressed with Wayland In the week the Middleport product has been with his new club. 'He'aagood-slzed, strongboywho can tbiow well and has very good motloo. He shows alot of prOmise and too1ts like a real good PJtcher,' sald Monheln'ler, Who has been assQC!ated •with prol'essk>nal baseball for 27 years. Moobelmer was the getteral lllllll8&l!r for the now-dlitlmct Cha- ; rteSton Cbarlles In 19'12and19'13. The Cluirlles won their division In 1973, but'weredefeeted by Joe Altobelli's Roebester Red Wings In the clullnpiOOshlpseries. (Altobelli~ · mahaaes the · world champllill Bal,lillklle Orioles-) Wayland's field l'llall8ger, Joe Fr!Sinli,ls the senior manager In the SAL, With live years expertence. Frislllaaevetreachecl thel'fl8jorslll hls ·playing days, but was a fannhand In bJth the Los Angeles . 1))11& and Chicago White Sox organizations. Macon !ln1shed fourth In the IIYI!-ieam South dlvlsJon In the SAL during the season's first half with a :»42111ate. Macon is8-ll thus tar In the lll!llOIIII balf. · Waylalld was used mostly In late-ln!llng reUe! at Bradenton and wUl prObabJ.Y resume that duty a:t Macon. 'Wayland Is now a late-Inning' relil!vl!r, but COUld be used In middle relief and posslblyevenasastarter,' said Monbelmer, who was ll/l!ib'81 rJ18II8IP!I" for well-knowll Pirate players Dave Parker (now Clncln· natl), Frank Traveras. · Gene Gartler, Ed Ott, Riehle .Zlsk, and Kent Tekulve. NatlonVJida ,.1QW30 5·Quart ,, ...... 3.811 ,-,{ ·-v •-t .... , .. , .' •' •• ,., . I . Hurry! Sale Ends 7/21/84 . . . . • Learn to Write Your Own Programs In BASIC (tutorial manual Included) • Ready·t~Run Software Available for .Games, Education,.Word Processing, Budgeting, Graphics, Languages and More . • SeH-Contalned Desktop Unit Features. MOnitor, Keyboard, Numeric Keypad; Printer lntertace and 16KMemory ·. . ' .' S"'rt Computing Today I · · . Our lOwest price evert The TRS-80 Model 4 personal computer Ia Ideai for beginners and pros allke...... it's easy to use and hard to outgrOw! Just add a caasette recorder and aalact from a variety of eoftware. 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Melnlenance frH • ,... 8.98 Baal• 108801' ~\law Dick I.Dvell said tbe D18c Pads Rea. 8.95 & 11.49 Shoes right whlelllandl!d eltherm the side or m the tap of ~ p8J1Der Rufus HadleY• bead. . 'Ibe tape on Holmes' thUmb "..-s.UIIe a knife cutting," teariiW tbe Ubi just above where the tapiJC f!ldld,l..allell.-td. JWmes was treatted at Fe..,., and re' sed. He wm l'lftiiiD 'Ill traiDinl for Ida pia-' tltlt II&M ....... Genie Coet-e, bat tbe F· Dl aatlve ''wiD nat spar b' about 10 days," Lovell said. Wilh uch. Both lor moot domeitic .,.,. and light trucks 50,000 miles rated ule aet 2 w11ee1a . ' ' · - .,..... ..i.r unclor normel conditHione nan. nooe when Holmes threW a ' <• •' tnJI;Y QllCII1Ted Jete Friday $!1'· . ' • !. quired 13atltches<ll his right thumb aftBo be cut h1mlelf while~ It his Eutm traJnlDg 01!111«, Sr• I .Resistors Limit 16 Reg . 1.01 & 1.24 Mololcraft or Autollte Spark Plug Reg. 177 For moat <lomellicc:.s Reg. 2.811 For maet Holmes hurt whlle sp&rrmg· ac«edllc to a spot 94c XSV Air Filters . Pa. (AP) - Heavyweflllt boxer Larry Holmes re- ·•. Reg. . EAS'ioN, Sparkle Supply defeated Old Brick Tavern, 6-1; Motor Car Brokers lleat J .C.'s, 8-1; Southern Comfort eut scored Elllotts. 4-2and Marchi's idged Holzer, 4-3. 78c~~~7~redare 4 ..................... Pony league tournament • gomgstrong - 111 'h\I1J'IW to PI'OIIIOtli!« equally Bay said that the MetroSports conlract would be supplemental to any contract the conference can arrange with a major network. The . conlractwith Metro gtves the major newtwork the first pick of a game and Its time slot -either a noon,3: 31 p.m. or· 7 p.m. start, with Metro taking second choice. .' baubd u w_... ._!lt'lbeCollepor plaJed aborl- •, most." ormed from his third row starting ltlon to claim victory Ill the -Star Clrcult of Champions super late model feature at West V~ ~otor SpeedWay, while local hobby ~ hotshoe Marc French of ~ clalnlel! the feature win Ill his dlvlsk>n. _;__;............,.....____,......;.._.-_ _ _ _.,....._ _ _....;....._---.:.-_ _ _ _.,.._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-.......__....,.._ _ _ __ Ketl BroWII from Plkelon reCft!IJ7 completed ~ 1e111or . )olD SupremeCourtnulllfiedtheNCAA'~ " . ~ins feature race · ~ LUBECK,W.\'A. - "Charglri' ChMlle" Swartz of Wheelersburg COMPLETES SEASON - . ·r"'_ '· 2-Day Seminar Will Be Held July 28 & 29 regulation of televising college lbotball games, which It did. Bay said the 15-game deal would net the BlgTen about$5mllllon this season. "Since we are part of the MetroSports package, and since a · lot of those games wUl be televised late In the afternoon or at night, we have to stand ready to cooperate . Mththeresto!theconference,"Bay said. "We're not going to see that happen a Jot. But It certainly could happen on an occasional basis. Once, maybe twice at the very GALLIPOLIS - The GaWpoUs Parks and Recreation Department Pony League tOurnament Is under· way and In Thursday action, Bidwell bombed the Dodgers, 12·2. Mike Wickline was the winning pitcher and ScOtt Miller the loser. The Padres, behind the pitching of Young, edged Cheshire, 8-6. SpauJd. mg was the losing pitcher. . On ~edllesday, the Braves thumped Rio Grande 22-7. Joel Spencer picked up the win and J .R. Wright the loss. Philip Batley was the winner as Hannan Trace edged Green, 3-2. Sean CoWey was the klslng pitcher. 1n other action, the Racers shut out the Kool Kats, J.O.O In the GJrl's Softball League. Wendy Smith picked up the will and Tert .Tawney absorbed the loss. . In T·Ball action Thlii'Sday, the 'Braves out slugged the Comets, ' ;·=wtlha-.tof:!0-18and the ObAo A&bleUc Confereaee. Nett year, tbe 8caCa w11 Buckeyes may ..:: p!ay night tilt • .) :. I ....a • ~ Ill KARATE SEMINAR . TO BE HELD BY J.S. BENKO 7th Degree Black Belt Taekwon-Do · & 4th Degree Hapkldo The Sunday Time5-Sentinel Page-G-7 ' SYRACUSE- Two pmes very tun.edln811lrnpreulve12strllreout, wlnnln&' pitcher with seven sbi· Besides BruJnfteld's'two singles, run and single, Danny Lantz a much Ill contrast to each other IIO'walk pertonnanoe pnJy to sutter ktecuts and live walks to hls credit. J .J . Benm li.ad an im~l1/e night slniJe, Steve Barnett a home run .Jllghllghtedsecondrouroplaylllthe thelou. · ' . Scott McDonald or T.P. pitched wt!hthl'eeslnglesandabiple,and andMarkM!ll'Jlhya slngle. BUJ }lubbard Memorial Little l.eadiDg hHten fer tbe wlnniDa' anothe!' greet game, but fell to Todd Sanders alone nln. Monday the Pomeroy Giants LeagueToomament as New Haven New Haven Re!ll were Frblhette ' defeat despite an impressive 12 Brandon Chapm8ll had a borne meet the Racine Royab at 6 p.m. edged Middleport ~ 1n· a great wltbatrlple,P.J.Gibbsatrlple,Pat strlkmutllvewalkeffort. · run and single. McDonald a borne and the Pomeroy ~rs face pitchers d,uel and Haunan Trace Cook aslncle, and Batey astnp!. Blackburn AppUance at 7.15 . rolled over Tuppers Plains' "nsers. Collecl!n& hits for tile MJddlfprrt U-7 here Friday at syracuse C8rcllaala were Eddie Crooks, • Thisdedown rei!Ull8 MunlcapalParlt. FraDicBiake,endRoulhwboaDhad · · an and $6 40 New Haven's Eric Frllhette and sJnPs. NORnl RANDALL, Ohio (AP) - second and paid $14·"' ' . Corr~lion Middleport's Darrel Mlcbael Ell· ' In the ~ contest Han· - With James R. Henson aboard, 1blrd, KinkY Maggie, paid $5.40. gaged 111 a: toiTidpltchlnglattle here nau Trice c!etpeted the 1\lpperB Sacbet A Way ran to victory by 3~ The last race trlfecta :u.g • RACINE - In a recent publlcaFrtdayeventng,hoM!Yer,Frblhette PlalllsTipnU-7delp(tebattllngto ~ Frklay In the featured canblna~ - Crooked River, tiQn of the Racine A·Teeball team cameoutoo topwlthiiOitletlmely a7·711ellltbebllcafe&IJIY. elghthraceatThlstledol"n. Sweet Beau and Alabama Heat- picture, a Racine player should bacldng tran his teiunmates. •. 'l1mmy Bl'Unltleld collected two Thl? ~ IXM!I'ed the mile and · paid S2.1J17.10. ,.;.., bet ....,.,811 have been listed as Jason Barnett Frlshette tanned eight battersalld s~ Wb11e llel1••c his clwae on 10 yards In 1:45 2-6 and paid $7~. . The crowd ol 3•""" ...., on Instead of Jason Vamett... walked lust three, wl)lle Michael the IIICUIId w11ere he became the $5.3) and 13.8!. Plwd Jennifer was ·the races. pro,:, · ~--------------- . the year against~ lmses. ''At the beglnnlng of the game, I dldn'f have the control I wanted," said Blyleven. "The .!ourth Inning was the big~ for me. I didn't want Bell to hurt me and I didn't • want Parrish to hurt me. I wanted to pitch to Dunbar, butPatsald he !sa sJash1Jig typeof.hitter. It worked out Pbint Plea~an,t, W. Va. Hannan Trace, ·New Have~ pOst tou~ey victories ..• said wa5 Integral to the footba!J: :., programs In theSchoolsheplayediD-u, northern Ohio• . '·• "I think that In this day and agp, Weight·U1tlllg IS a vel)' impol'tall part of a tootbaD IX'OiTam,"·he said; I "We have a prei1y good setup Ill a' ~ school this size. It's a preventative .; agallls( Injuries, and Ill the school where I was, It was .very . important." Coen. ;!7, graduated !rom Morehead State University 811d started . hls career as an assJstaJit coach at , New Haven, Mlch.,lnJ811uaryl!NII. · Four years later, he ~e head coach at the scOOol and· hls team captured the Southern ThWII . League champlonslilp. AfterleavtngNewHaven,hewent · to Navarre, wherehealsoservedas , assistant !or !our years betoll1 becoming coach. Ol:!ia Remanufactured Clutch Discs . 14.50 From .."... • Ramal'lllfac:t\nd Clutch Assamblln · From.....~ ........... 23.95 Ttwow Out Bearing From ............. • • • 12.95 .. HOURS· · B••• 209 Upper River Roa~ II . I 446-3807 Man.· Fri. N Set.N . Sun.10-6 . "' l �' - • Page - ca-The Sunday Times-Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Paint Plea110nt, W. Vt;J, ·, July 15, .1984 .. . . Features ~imts- i"tntiml . WNJ)ON POOL - A ' London. \· .. Part ot' lbe miOO-pui'JI(llle Syratuse Mil', . nlclpal Park, LondQn Pool was opened 011 July 4, lll77. 1be JOOOi was named In honor of former: mayor Hennan 1tr addition lo lbe pool, the J)8l'lt ollei's lennls courts, basebalt fields and other recreatJonat •\ \ ' . ' lacltJUes. \ "I '"' ,, ·\ . ' ' •• .. .· '• .; .... '""" .' ... • ; ' ' ' I : . . \ .• \ ., ' ' ~ Iii , j ~' -' Salutes and · rewa"'• .~ieipant_s in. th~ 35th Annual Galli a County Junior r..•lr -~· a broad and .new approach to in"eentive awards, an.. . I " I i~ _ additi1tn to r~ular pretQiums and Iibbons • . ~entr~l Tr.ust will present to ,wi~ner8 in n~arly ·. 100 designated categories of non-liv~stock projects and small animals: , · . ' .• ., .' ViJ)ageView: Syracuse •• an:d growth . as a residential center · a " 3rd Place ............ . :.... ~ ... ~ ..... ."~~. S5.00 ' in reeognition of the Gallia County youth ' who put forth hard work and long hours ·of effort in .the planning and dtwelopme~t of the~r exhibits • . . . • - ... . "' • I .. . ' \ ' . .- L , . Succ~s .. 1st . Place ...........~ ...-.. ~ .... ~:.•...•..115.00 2nd Place ....................... ~ ..... 10.0() . '!w..,.... ' By lARRY EWING . 'l'lm4:& S ot!oel Slaft experienced a .b oom perJOd toward the close of that Century - the v111age I~ was not Incorporated WltU SYRACUSE - This Meigs' Coonty village exists the late 19:ni today prlmarUy . as a bedroom community. Its . ~Other river cornmunltles In Meigs Coonty. the ~sand continuing growth as aresldelltlal center Syracuse area- favored with Employment from coal · !$largely attributed to Its loc;atlon and an,etrortby and sahinlnes-wasanactfvecenterofcommerce village government to meet the needs of Its 11M at the begiJIIilng of this cenliu'y. , citizens. ' Much of that activity ·- and, along with It, the Syracuse Is one of the :Ywngest - In historical village - dEclined In the first half of them century: tenns- of the mwilclpaHtles In the.region. Syracuse, tv..vever, has tebouniled over the past :ll Whne the area was settled In the early llms- and years. The village has recently experienced a growth In population, with a corresponding incil!ase In government serviceS. · "People are attracted to the village by the proximity of area Industry and the avaUalllllty ·of recreat1onal and educatiOnal facilities," say,s one VIllage omcial. "We're a new, well-i!Qulpped little town," he says. Syracuse boasts a mUlti·J:lU11109e recreatlonru park ., ' I' ... .' •• '· /r . . ., ' .~ ,~ r I'IREDEPARDIENT -8yl'IICUit! llllel'Vedb)'u 8CIIve ~ lire ~ eumaii.Y led by File CIMI Emelt Imboden. A NdW allbe t-......1 lbl& ' lltc lbe . . , . .. lei'Veli aslbe ~ ,.e. alllce ... vllla&e ~ that serves as the home ot a swlmmlng_pool. tennis courts and baseball Delds. Plans !or the constn1ct10n of a marina at the park site are currerit1y work!Dg their way lhrrugh ,deslgn and enatneertng phases. The multi-million lklllar Syracuse-Racine Sewer Projectwas~lntheearly1!18Js. Thatproject was p~ by construction .W, the village water plant In the 1950sand anextenslonofthewatersystem In the 1900s. ' Syracuse was ~the first vUiages In the area to be .served by cable-TV. The village has 13 miles of paved streets and Is • served by an active volunteer !Ire department, CUITmtly led by Fire Orlef Ernest Imlioden. Syracuse olftclals attrlblfe much of the village's growth to a !lscal phUoaophy that ~ to reap the greatest possible bene!lt from state aJI(f federal grants. The Syracuse Municipal Park, tor .example, was constnlcted In stages with funds del'lvedtfom a series of grants. · The village government has also developed and Implemented a rudgetary approach that stresses capital tmproYemellts over outlays for personqel. Syracuse has no 'tuB-time employees. Instead, the village utlll2ies the seJ'IIces of part·tlme workers w!tli . a stake In the community. As an example, vUiage omclal• ~oum~ARY-A~mm~--otume~~d~lgms ~ ·-1 slands In froal ot the S)TIICII8e ElemeiUrY School. 1be IChoolltaelf was opmed In lbe mid-IDs. Wblle a code!lt was cooWcted recently to defermlne the hl<!tory ollhe cannon, lis backgroliild rernaln'l a mysterY. : •' f · I .. •' ' ' • •• \ • - ' ' ' • .( .. CARLEI'O~ SCHOOL- SYJS' ' acuse Is the home ol Carleloir . School and Meigs IndustriEs; • 'lbe sdiool, operated under aaltborlty ollhe COIIIIty's Board: , of Menial RetardaUoo and De-' \elopnenlal Dlsabllltles, Is '"' cated aear the site otlhe tormer; ; Carteton College. • . too ' . ' • �• Page- D-2- The l1mes Sentinel Oh10 4 Pu bhc: N ottc:e 01veaway 11 Help Wanted 23 W Va Point LAND AUCTION erd sales PUBUC NOTICE 'IJ!B5 TAX ESTIMATED BUDGET HEARING The C ry Comm ss on vv ha<t a pub c axes maed budget hea ng on Tuesd ay u y 1 7 984 a 8 00 p m n ht! Mu n c pa Cou t oom Ga po s.. Muncpa Bu dng 5 18 Second Ave11 ue 'Ga po s Ooroge • yord oolo July 13 till all iuold 9 1 m till doric Excellent b11rgain1 here 90 1101' cent prk:ed botwoon 1 oont • Arr c zens espec a y sen o c zens a e nv ed o a tend and p ov de he Comm ss on w~w en ado oa com ments and ask ques o s con cef]ng he C ry s en e p o pos~ d budge and the e at.o nsh p of Reve nue Sha ng ~nds o ba b udge he en e p oposed budge a st~emen on he p oposed uses .of Revenue Sha ng funds and he p oposed ax es rna e bud~~ summa zed Oelow can be rtspected by he pub c f om BOQ a m n 500 p m M onday h o gh F day n he C tv t\ud o s 0 ce Ga po s MuQ c pa BlJ d ng 5 8 Se co nd.Avenue nevor boon uMd oolld wood chopping block toblo Gene at Fund Ta~~:es So~ Source A ces S 9 30 BOO 00 177 200 00 Cou Js M see ane o" s Toar 263 900 00 3 7 soooo Revenue Shanng Source 8 ~g <jp ng Baf.ance 399 97 Revenue Sha nq En e men 9954200 99 94 9 7 To a Total Source Taxes A SO\J ces CouJs M s!J'J an €' blehder1 Hoov• 263 900 00 Beg nn ng Balaoce 9954200 1 47 84 97 EXPENDITURES General Fund Category a Gove n me 8 5 05 00 Pubhc Sa e y a d Hell h 729 8 7 00 Cou IS 54 087 00 Pa ks and Re ea on a ~ 23 525 2 00 es s ,•• s 273 429 00 M see lane ou,s 0 Pubhc Nottce 244 Sycomore St MldoloPDrt OH DEUNQUENT REAL ESTATE PROPERTY NOTICE 1 Slameu at male declewed shots • wormed 56 000 OQ 2 299 690 00 al Revenue Shanng experience pre Norwegian Elkhound fe ferred not neceuary Alao malo deeoned nHd - good peraon with email car for needed home 304-837 2003 If no light onwlope delivery Coli anawer kHP calling 448 2014 uk fOr Stove 2 booutlfullong hotrod cud Soroh Coventry now hoo dley kltteno after 6 coli 1 4K gold d tmondto COl 614 992 7674 tu- JeWelrY ond .,OaoD• F1v1 puppiel mi:Jled hound moleo ond femeleo 304 6711 51110 Annou ncem en ts 1 nformation cell I 1 4 246 9184 Card of Thanks Our heartfelt thanks to Pomeroys Emergency Squad the Ewmg Funeral Home Rev Wilham Mrd dleswarth Rev James Kee sea organ1st Margaret Ea kew and those sanding Rec ea on M s ~e ane Pnce Spec al tHank to June Smith and famrly and Ket hleen McNichols Ed Templeton and Betty m•rkingl white patch on chelt weorlng red collor and robooa tag with Bo M304 875 8894 on bock t50 reword 675 3708 doopost approcoatoon to our 8 fr~endt It ne~ghbors fqr the~r 45 000 00 99 94 00 thoughtfullneu end prayers dur~ng our Dad 1 rUnes• • Totol death Our thanks also to Catogory Wh te s Funeral Home for Genera Gove n m~n 85 1 0500 the r personalized 1ervtce1 A spec at thanks al1o to Pub !l: Sa e y and Hea 72981700 Rev Roy Deeter an old famdy fnend for the beauti Cnu • 54 087 00 ful funeral service The film Pa k~ and Roo ea on 290 93 0 0 ly of B L iTobel Bannon T ansie s Sees 31842900 Tho famdy of Ehzeboth Jenk ns would like to ax M see Jne ous 56 000 00 press their apprec1atloh for To a 2 3q953 00 kindness shown during the recent !lineae S. deeth of Mrs Jenk ns The thought June 29 Ju 5 fulne11 of fr ends & ne gh oa bora wao very helpful Spe- Cial thank• to Veterans Memor1al Nurstng Stef.f Ew ng Funeral Home & Rev Steve Nelson Lloyd Jenk na &: Max~ne Moore Pubhc Not1ce Nonce TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIQ "DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh., July 6 1984 Contract Sales Legal Copy No 84-B31 • UNITPRICE CONTACT FR 1 (108) I would hke to thapk eve ryone that sent me cards & flowers wh1le I was '" the hosp tal Pearlene lee 2 Set~ ed p oposa s w be ece ed a he of CA of he D eG o o f he Oh o Depan men o anspo a on Co um b s J)h 0 UA 0 00 AM Oh o S anc;1a d T me uesday Augus 7 1984 fo mp ove mcnt:> n Gal,l a Coun y Oh o on Se tre 29 2 9 o S a A Rou e 7 bv e mo ng ns abe ma e a and p ac ng ock channe p ol.jtC on ep ac ng embank me a d pa cmen nc ud ng asscc a ed d a age ems and nc den as Wo k Leng h 0 158 m e 'ih~ Oh o Oepa men I of Trailspo a on he eby no I es a J b dde s h a w af ma ve v r1 su e ha n anv con ac eli ~ ed , n 0 pu suiln t 0 th s a'*' sement m no ly b s ness e e p ses w be a l orded fu 1 oopor un tv 0 sub In Memortam We would hke to thank all the releteves fnend1 and n11ghbor1 who were eo kind during the 1llne11 of our loved one Your card• flow ers and vta ts to Polty were 1 great comfort to her and to all of us Thank you too for your thoughtfulness at her pa11 ng Your sympathy understanding help end other kmdness are much appreciated Floyd 8 r ckleo and Family 3 1---------Auct1on every Fn ntght at the Hartford CommuNty Center Truckload• of n.w morchendleo overy - Consigmente of new and used merchandise always welcome Richerd Roynoldo Auctioneer 304 2711 3069 to an awa d '-An m m wage a es 0 9 Wanted To Buy SWEEPER and sew1ng ma chme rep81r perta end suppltel P1ck up and dehvery D1v11 V1cuum Cleaner one hatf mile up Wanted to buy uood cool • wood hnten Swa.n Furni lure 448 3159 3rd Olovo St Golllpolio Oh • a 4 e w h h 5 b d a cert ed cHeck o cash e s check o an afTl>un eQ al 0 five per cent of loio bid bu o no even mo " 3 Announcements v-. rleston W fa sched\fi[M to apeak It the Chrildn Community Chufah Sun cloy July 11ith 7 30 2411 Uncoln Ave Point P1oioNIIt. W Vo Tho public: it lnvltod to attend by -toro Ira and Dan Wellman '50 00 REWARD Tile mtnutes of the CarJt. ton College Trustees from 1872 to 1935 are mtsStng. A!tyone possesstiJ satne Will be paid $50 00 by the uildersi&ned for their re)qm The 1111nutes ... pro- blbly mthe posses11011 of sOml! flnrily lllllllbtr of llle' Board of TrustMI. Plllse call Fred WCrow II 992 513~ pr 992 2562 I Hom~ !Iotty M«cer owner hoa voconcy for oldorly poroon Call 1 304 773 5112 Generol Houling ond Tr11h removal Service Rolltble end dopondtble Coli 614 2116 8251 """' 5 30 WID plow tobocco 614 256 1&2B 8uyong do ly gold allver colno rlnee jewelry ot..Ung WiH bobyolt In my home Coli 114·3117 7448 ware old c:o•n• large cur rency Top prices Ed Bur wn kttt Barber Shop 2nd Avo MlddlePQn Oh 614 992 3476 C11h pMd for fancy ~ron or heavy oron bodo t160 end up for conoln Melgo Co ltona Jar& board 2711 Old teme cup cell 1 304 882 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bodo ltOn silver Call do general haute cl ..n lng Roforonceo Coli 61 4 388 8838 -------·lcWitar wells dnllad • Hr vocad Froe eltomotoo Cell 814 99211006orl14 742 3147 Wol mow yord Gtlllpoho end Point Pleaunt •re• Reaeonabll rates 1lao flirm worlt In Point Ploeoont .,.. Cell6711 6177 Write M D MoHer Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohio 46789 or coli 114 982 7710 21 Bu1ine11 Opportumty ~ !I H01nem11br1 earn a n In cOiheW.nood-.1 rap-ontltivOJI In tNe - • C" a- tnfor-- coli Y1rd sale 4 miles on Rt Yord Solo &09 Chondlor 143 Froday • Soturdoy July Drive Fro and Sit Toy 13 • 14 Antiquo wooh clothea houtehold Items ltand • cook nove chlldrena clothing 21 22 Money to Bustness Opportumty Excellent Opport~ruty for mllnlgement oriented per son to start oWn- buame•• Full or part time 614 245 9566 Cell 1---------8 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market reteo Futed conventional FHA VA Leeder Mortgage P,thons collect 814 592 3051 Pubhc Sale 8t Auctton PATRIOT AUCTION BARN From Gallipolis take Route 141 turn left onto Route 775 Turn nght onto Patnot Cadmus Road Watch for stgns SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7 00 PM Lots of new and used ttems Have somethtnl you want to sell? Bnnc tt to the Pa tnot Auctton Barn and we II sell tt lor you Constgn ments accepted from 1 00 5 00 P M on Saturday Now booktnl aucttons for Aucust and SeptemberAvatlable for spectal sales upon request Marlin Wedemeyer-Aucttoneer 31 Located three mtles south of the locks on State Route 7 sttuated m Sectton 16 of Ohio Township the followmg wtll be of· fared 8 unrestncted lots 105 x225 !lot 550 x200 w/ basement house and dnlled well County water 1s ava1lable All the above lots are bound by the Ohto R1ver Here 1s a rare opportumty to purchase land along the Oh o R1ver All land wtll be sold subJect to the owners confirmation Terms 10% Down balance due upon delivery of Deed Jtm Monteomery Owner Batrd &Full« Sellllt AaencY 1M Johnson-AIICnONEER Crown C1ty Ohio Phone 256 6740 ;!:~~~t;~i:;~:~~;~g~~ m A1c P1mt 45601 PUBLIC AUCTION • COMMERCIAL BUILDING For lt1it or S1le l.ocatttl QSitcllld An In Galllpells ICrOil fro• Post Offtct 4 000 Ill It INIIW 1M. lwld .... ltllal re1111 Gillet or etlices. eo. t1ct I Dtnl.,, It 2. lox 275 IIMII. OH 4M14 Two bedroom sutts alltique dresser Smger portable sewtnJ machtne swtng cabinet mce chatr large sofa , La ZBoy Recliner RCA televtston sea shells qutltl and blankets table w/6 chatrs mRht stand two elec trtc tee cream freezers porch gliJier 4 alumtnum chatrs canmnatars dtshes, pots pans good uttlity tratleF new lawn Boy ps weed uter Hudson sprayer work table on casters 31awn mowers one lot of hand tools loldtnl table electrtc heater 1uggage garden 1 sweeper alumt hose matl box Shop vacuum electro num step ladder 16 ga double barrel shotgun metal shelvmg, and other mtscellaneous tlems 31 room Throe bodroomo control olr vinyl woll poper corpot throughout well lnoulatod new pelnt attached g~rage goa outdoor grill ownlnge mao(y tatroo Call 441 21113 dl I OOPM otter 8 OOPM coli 814 246 IIBII9 garage 8 foot salad bar w1th dram Includes overhead Ight conlam ers stamless steel trays and mserts w1th sneeze guard Fng1 da1re 1ce cream box s1x place self conta ned To edo reta11 scales Rotary hot dogger Bunn Coffee Maker (3 stalion) meal wrapper If lm type) Pee less gnll w th 2 burner stove (gas) Steakmaster cuber (Hobart Model 400) Hobart meal slicer 1/6 HP Mode 210 Savory fm sir ng oven w/quartz elements Nat10nal Cash Reg1ster Coldspot A/C ill 000 BTU) 3-8ft pen c tables 2 bar stoo s w/backs 3 chans blue w/chrome eleclnc Cas1o cash reg1ster HI20ER pro grammab e G1bson 15 ft chest freezer Blakeslee m xer w/gr nder head (Model B12 1/3 HP) Pefect on 4 burner apt s1ze range Coldspol refngeralor sla nless sleet s1nk (2 com partmenls) wrth sta nless table 6ft /dfawer and unde1 shelf 10 ft stamless stee table w/shelf Tables 5 (27x48) 4 (27x271 Chars 34 wtlh padded tops and bottoms 2 pizza ovens Blodgett Mod 981 double dechtblack body & Ro kite shelves Model CW61 w1th sla nless sleet front also dou ble deck w1lh Rok1te shelves Bolh ovens operate on natural gas Ot~er m sc liems may be added to auct1on TERMS Cosh or check wtlh proper ID oll1tems to be set tied lor day of sale Not responsible lor lost Items or acct dents All1tems to be removed day of sale Other terms to be announced day of sale Sale Conducted by The McGHEE AUCT10N CO Gathpohs Oh1o 45631-Phone (614) 446 0552 Aucttoneer lyron L (Bud) McGhee App Aucttoneet Steve McGhee Sale Conducted for MICHAEL E DONLEY 435 Second Ave G1lllpohs Ohio 45631 NOW BOciK!NG AUCTIONS FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 21, 1984 900 AM Located at D J s Tradiftl Post 923 S Thtrd Avenue Mtddleport Ollto 'Riera was no place to have sale lor the Patte lis at home~so movod lhts to store to sell ' ANTIOUES AND COLLECTABLES CLOCKS FIOM A I!OllEtnOII nlosty French and Engl sh Vctonan ch1na dock 8-day ch1mmg maritel clock oak oak w' 1clock 8 day stnke mantel clock 8-daychlm ng 8 day p1antel clock DW WM ch1mes oak mantef8 day clock sink mg mantel clock 8 day c~ mmg; French mantel clock (we man) oak mantel cock 8 day OWIWM ch1mes mantel clod WM ch1mes oak 8 day mantel clock stnk1~g oak 14 day mante clock sink ng 8-day mantel clock str k ng 8 day mante clock WM ch1mes 8 day slnkmg mantel clock black mahogany Zues wan clock 8 day sink ng mantel clock French 8 day mantel sink ng (man and woman) Skeletonc clock w/fuse movement French mantel 8 day clock stnk ong Inlaid French mahogany clock 1ewelllever smal chma clock carr age clock French bracket clock 8 day slnk1ng mahogany Many of these 1tems hove been m storace lor qu1te some ttme and need some cleemn&. Nlco 3 bed1oom homo ank: Homes for Rent "2 bdr unfurnlehed extra nlco 2 ml out on Rt 68B 1200 mo odulto only Coli 448 2300 Duplex opt locotod wlthift wolldng dlotenct of Morlholl Unlv building In good cond opplltncot Included current rental Income •400 mo 2 bdr with wall to well cerpot AC In Golllpollo Call 448 1408 II 8PM A11umable low lntertlt mong•o• owner asking •"'"**'• ,..,............ Mhn • E~~<aH 1lril filM Atwl PMt ~ Pf 1M! m • 111.010 Fnt y.., AwrNr W.... F ... T ..,,.. .... .......,.c.nr..n.Qwf .. . c.wv-•s.....tvn ~ ............... tudr ,_ _ .... Tho ...... IWiotT l!r> ~ TnltaMNM ... SthoniEA:r... lfll'l ~..,wl .a.-wl , . To Wrwk !....,.,.. And~ T. . . . -' .....r . . . . . . ., h ,.n... MLUMBE.. P 0 Box 1B5 WiiNomotown WV 261 B7 peyment excellent cond1 public water 1nd electric toon Coli 814 387 0181 •••11•111• 304-675 1 248 1 978 Nalhuo mobile homo 2 bdr oil oloctnc Coli 448 0181 or 441 3243 Route 2 & miiH from t-n Appro• 4 ocroelond (lovell ... 1973 Schult 1 2•65 Irving room tilt out 2 bedroom• central1ir end wood bum• Cell4487440 c1ty water mobile ~me plut ea::tra hook up large MPltC system idnl mobile home eourt or building 11te 1 2 perCftnt f nenc~ng ev11lable w th •m•ll down ptyment SoiMI"Ville Reol Eototo Pt PI Going to OU thio foil? Sove 1 - - - - - - - - - monay on houolng buy th11 1988 Kot 14xl0 mollllo homol 2 bdo goo fumoncoo trig oven window AC ponitlly fumiehod Located 41 Houses for Rent on Athofo• Mobllo Home Perk o - monutea from campuo 3 bdr houH deluxe centrel ftnioh ochool with equhy Borgoln pricod ot •a 800 aor pool otc Coli en 11104 or 175 53B8 CoU 1114-317 7631 Buying br lOlling • uMd mobile holM? Lot uo do oil tho worlt Fronch City Brok orogo Service 448 8340 3 Furm1hld house 3 bdr 1973 Boron 12•111 2 bdr good cond Iota of odroo Fronch Coty Brokoroge Sor vlco 441 9340 BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT I ; fh1s Is a manapmentlevel posilton lftvolvina supervisory wo.-.ln the maintenance alteration and rtpairolmachln lcatsratems kitchen oq\11p111tnl Interior llntsllesond fix tum tn Untvonlty dormttory butldlnp 3 roel nice mobllo homo 2 -room fum- LOW PRICED-COMPARE THESE VALUES BEFORE vou auv 12•112 • 12a44 11100 aftOWN S TRAILER PARK Mlnerovlllo .Ohio Coli 8'4 892 3324 Completely roltorod Eerly Amork:an form houoe 2 Stlrtlncsalary ts $7 88 hourly •• • • •• • • • • •• ••• • • Excellent btntllt procram lncludttlully paid hit hosp1 tallutlon vision bearina. prncripton d1111 1nsuraftct tiiiDIOJIO onlr dental stet Juve ''" 11111lorms 10 paid , hoildlys edlcatlonlll bentllts paid vacation and pttlslon plln Dtldllne for tllllkillltPPIIciltloa Is July 20 1984 to Ro uiiiMI ~ Scott Ellplorliltrlt llaftiPF Olllo Unlvonlty PtlloiiMI Dtpartmtnl McKtt HHII 44 Unlvenlty fer ract AIIIIM Ohio 45701 or Clllll14) 594-5563 OHIO UNIVERSITY Atlten1, Ohio An Alllrmative Action/Equal nMnrto.onilv Coli Chor1oe Mcl{oon 448 9442 hoopitll U21 mo no child - or potl 3 bdr plroo 1ull booomont homo nlco loco tlon on McCormick 1300 mo no chHdren or potl II bdr homo In town 13211 mo 4 bdr home very cloee to town 13211 mo 3 bdr home In Addleon re cently remodeled U60 mo 3 bdr holM nice location In tho river ~ardon f2711 mo Socurhy clopooh • roforon 304 811 38811 or 1911 ~!.":.. hi Call 2 bdr mobile hom, pnvote lot 2 v. ml out Rt 8B8 e175 mo -urhy dep & rot Coil 448 41107 or 448 2102 Oakwood 1partment1 mod em 1 bdr un t AC no pets •1115 pluo utllltloo 448 20511 Coli TV li l\pplloncoo 827 Third Complotoly rodtcorotod - • homo in Middleport 2 :::a.•:::. lor=aroouple nopoto. no c 1186 monthly Avo Golllpollo 814 441 1899 Spin wooh«1 901 & 1 bdr fumlahld ba ..ment apt utilitiea paid referen ce1 required no children or poto 82211 mo Coli 448 electrtc dryen Goroge apt fumlohed 29'h Noll Avo Gollipollo 1 bdr 1235 utlltroo peld Coli 446 4416 eher 7PM Waahers dryen refrigera Noco 14a70 3 bdr mobile homo f236 mo dopooh • utHitloo no porto Call 441 2182 7210 or 446 98411 Holly Pork 12XIi0 2 BR Va mile put unfurm1hed HMC out 35 Co11814 446 4389 or 304 175 9780 .... wether~ ranges toro rongn SkoiJIIO Ap pllonceo Upper Rivor Rij beolde Stono Creot Mot•l 614 448 739B utlidel 1 bodraom Apt 1196 mo pold no poto •400 pluo Including utdlt111 Equ1l aecurity deposit • referen Houoing Opponunhy Con coo Col) 441 1384 bofore teet Village Manor Apto &PM 448 0241 &14 992-nl7 2 bdr fully fumlohod clooe Rlvorokle Apto Mlddlaport to hoopltol f210 mo pluo Spocltl rotea for Sonlor do-h CaH after II 448 Citl...,o n 30 Equtl Hout 1364 1ng Opportunlt1e1 614 2 bclr mobile home over 992 n21 looking Ohio Rovor bolow Eureka no pets adult• only Nowly remodeled 2 or one •m•H baby 614-258 11117 Call 1 2a86 trooler 2 bedroom 11-1 beth Country location Coli 614 992 2272 room nolhed or 614 992 23B1 21i09evonHOgl 1 • 2 -room fumllhod optl Coll814 982 14:14 or 992 6914 or 304 812 1.:2.:.66.:.6:..__ _ _--:--:--:-: 1 bedroom oem• furnished opt in Mldclloport Ulllit... oncludodi1 9 0emonth Coli 814-99271nehor8pm JACKSON ESTATES A pAR TM E NT S ( E q u ol Houolng O,.,.,nunhyl hoo ono end two bodraomo rwnt ltlrtlng ot f163 for one -room ond 1198 ,., month for two bodroom with 8200 dopoah locoted near Foodlond ond Spring Furtllohod 1 • 2 bedroom Volley Pluo pool ond w opor1mont1 Middleport Aduito no pote eocurhy tnt Coli 446 27411 or leove dopoolt Coli 814 992 mouago 3874 3 bdr unfum go- opt a2&0 Plu• depooH Coli 446 3786 Fumlohed apt 919 2 nd Gellipoho f175 Men only Cell448 4416 olter 7PM Dinette oot droooor gentlemen 1 w1rdrobe living room suite end t11bl11 corntr toblo block • whlto conools TV ........_......, t226 Dapooh requ•ed Cell 814 992 6319 or 992 2818 garage Apartment for Rent County Appliance lno Good ueed oppllencoo and TV ooto Opon BAM to 8PM Mon thru Sot 4411 1881 827 3rd Avo OoiUpolif OH equ1pped kitchen N...,ly rodecoroted 1 bod room p..lloHy fumlohod 8225 DopooH requlrod Cell 2 bedroom tre1ler kitchef! 814 882 &319 or 992 furnished couples one 1m1ll 2815 child occeptod ReforencH 304 875 1076 44 44 2 Piece living room ault excellent condition 11100 Con 814 992 8883 Apartment for Rent SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 Olivo St Otlllpollo New a. uood wood • cool - 875 4824 eher 5 PM 8 ploct wood living room 2 bedroom apt yard and auito with I Inch ftot ormo b8sement •175 00 end t399 bunk bedo comp.te depo11t 304 675 754i woth bunkiH f1 99 2 . . Very nlco 2 -..oom duplex apt unfurnlstled down town no petl phone 304 .-vening1 2 bedrooms knchen wnh atove ref e 200 00 month locatiOn 1 mile above Po1nt Pteooont 304 773 &143 46 Furmsh8d Rooms For rent Sleep ng Room• ond Hght houoo keeping rooma Park Central Hotel Cell 614 446 0756 utll ut1ht1e1 pe1d edutla 119 Coli requwed We JUit laid new apt alto 2 room apt No children 2566 Unfurnished 2 bdr 1n Crown APARTMENTS City can 614 266 6520 2 bdr opt newly docorotod 180 to •200 poo mo utlltleo port pold CeH'll75 5104 or 176 6386 Coli 304 812 mobole hom•• houses Pt Pleal8nt end Gelhpol11 614 446 B221 NICe 1 and 2 bedroom unfurn1ahed apartments 4 roomo • both fumrohed 304 675 2218 before 6 pm quorod Coll814 4411 1519 Flflt floor 1 bedroom apt prNate exc cond dove ref clean no pets aduttl only depoalt 8t reference re Nlcelv furntlhe mobile home 1n cty CA 1 or 2 aduha This 2 bedroom apt hll new corpotlng • lr01h pelnt located 1 mile from Sliver Brldgo Plazo I 196 pluo oiec:tnc e. goo Call 446 4514 or 1 304-273 9745 fumlsbed Wooh8r dryer hook up 1304 1176 1962 or 675 4580 1---------3 room apt beth ref w~h stove $225 utolltloo fumiehod mo Depooot and refrencea requ.red 304 antron I vin.oom ault11 $199 entron reclln. . *II other recliner• •ao maple dinette seta •179 bo• oprlngo • mottrooo twin or full 1100 aot rogulor firm 1120 mople d l - choln U6 wolh lUnda •34: mopla rockoro 151 7 pichromo dinette oet •149 I poece dinette oet 189 ulod bedroom suite1 refrigera tors ranges chHt dreaen wringer waahera TV • dry oro • ohoeo Call 81 4 448 3159 male Newly remodeled 2 bdr corpot '" thorn • thoy '" Merchond1se 1 equopped khchon control located near 1 doctor c H oor e250 8211-1 Second offlcell<ohopplng er••• " Ave Golhpollo Coli 446 1_:8;_:1_:4_:9;_:9_2-:-7-7-:-l-:-7-:--::::-::-::-:- 1----,---:--:-c:-:::--;216B on Nonh 4th st Mod..o 61 Household oods pon 2 -room fum11hod 1--------:-4 rooms & bath unfurmahed pat portable llwlng ma chine baby bed with mat troao picturH dlohoo pono ect Coli 814 949 2719 , A Mid SI-ng room $125 VoHage Monor pta dloport (E H 0 I hoo 1 bes pa.d Shere bath bedrm apts for ...,t the rent only Rongo • refrlg atom ot $201 o month thot 2nd Avo Galhpollo oncludol ell utllltloo pluo • 4464416eher7PM 1200 OOCUnty dopooh II only no poto Call 446 3437 or 448 3111 IUtiD u•• • electr6C refrigerator• TV GOOD USED APPLIANCES Two 3 bedroom Surplus mobile home turnl ture: frame mattress and box opr ngo $126 00 1or tw"' s,.o $1 50 00 for full aeu Couch and chair 64 M1sc Merchandl1e Knauff Flrowooo Roduced proceo thru July 31ot Hove your own HIIOned wood thll winter 614 266 8241 Lomootono Sand GrDolvered In Mooon Moigo Gelllo or p ck up at Rlchordo & Son Coli 448 nl6 Plest c c sterns state 1p proved plast1c sept1c tanlc,' plastic culvert met1l cui e425 00 Coffee tabloo •as 00 D • W Homoo 2nd vono RON EVANS ENTER PRISES Jackoon Oh 814 286 5930 10nt 304 675 4424 2 grade Belgrum yearhnp 1 1nd V•and St Po nt Plea Clothes hne posts swing Mtl or frames all types Picnic t1blea all 1 Free z•• delovory 304 676 361:7 Drawer• for waterbed 3 on Mch atde Queen 111e water bed sheets curt1 ns and shoero 304 675 562B Reg Belgoum 2 yr old new 86 acres woodland Call 614 258 8011 tobacco st1ck1 Amana stde by 11de harveat gold 22 cu ft ex concl Mov ng mua.t sell Call 446 2106 F rewood cut up slabt e15 pickup load Coli 81 4 245 64 M•sc MerchandiSe 5B04 675 1090 Noco 2 -room opt In upper Hendereon 304 675 1972 SHOP KESSEL S WHERE QUALITY MAKES THE DIFFERENCE $}4,995 $}4,700 1984 Broadmore 14x70 2 BR furnished Iota elect 1984 Broadmore 14x70 Now 3 BR lurntshed 2 SAVE '700 00 WAS 115 400 full baths total ect 115,200 1984 Broadmore 14x70 1 3 BR Iron! k!chen 2 SAVE 797 WAS 115 995 full baths total elect 1984 Overland Park 14x70 2 BR front kitchen furn shed !l n Sidewalls 1984 OVerland Park 14x70 Sale 3 BR lurntshed 6 n s dewal s SAVE 11000 LET US PAY THE BILLS! TWIN RIVERS TOWER POINT PLEASANT WV RIVER BEND PLACE $}8, 995 SI9, 995 "'EW HAVEN WV ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Fumlshed or unfur _dov_•o_r-•9_2_2_110~•--_tn_:_ Ueod ...-. homo. 10a12 W I - 3 boclroom goo. fl 11811 00 D • w Homea 2nd ond Vlond It Point Ploooont 304-1711 4424 only 2 -room houootn Pome 1881 Hollypork 14•70 oxc cond 12•1 dock. Ueod mobllo homea 80x12 Holly Pork. goo 2 -room fB.IIII 00 D • W H Zntl and Vit.,ol St Point 304-1711 4424 8dutt1 448 4110 Wluman Root Eotot•o Agency 446 3843 ntlhod colt814 992 2381 a.ao 2 bdr fully fumlahed air cond Housing fGr 1ho Elderly disabled and hon dlcapped Rent Ia JD perc:en1 of eclluatod income III ..... IHIIII toMn11 wl1h an Income of IHI 111an $12 300 per year roy underpenning 1nd l1r1• room olr cond Included 8180-mo plul depoait no poto Coll814 843 2644 or 114 843 2916 WiMtnln 1 have rentals 3 bdr trail• 5 mllee from on required on en rentllla Y"" 2 bdr 2 milo bolow Eureka 1220 28NooiAVe Golhpo no pots Coli 446 ho Call 448 441 I eftor only 0338 7PM bedroom• no petl. excel tent location 8300 • month Mull h1n at lust flvo extensive tnowlldp In mtthods practlm m~ter1111 and equ1p-t of basic trlllos Involved 1n ~utldln& t01111111Ctl011 and llllfttt nanct Supervlury nperttnce roquned (At least stx mo1t111 to one yul) EATS oocurhy depoa~ Coli 614 992 2517 • Why.? ·~._. of Rt 1111 May bo oh«IIOOPM concre1e •l'hi~Wnn~F-..rOrc-.RNI~NMt ....,t.:t~to Household CJoad.- bliument garage no petl z:.u DONELLI S PIZZA '---:-- 1 Complotoly romodelod 3 bdr farm houae with gerden opot Dop • ref requored Coli 614 245 11204 31 Home• for Sale for Sale Nlco remodeled 2 bdr 2 f~B 000 why pey ront 11 in mov1 need t 1o -'-----~--10roo 1 2117 lb tobacco Pti'ftct for Moroholl bound N both: • booo S R 11114 botwHn ltudonll Coli 441 1 997 . : '3 :C.:'oom bedroom mobile home Moodowbrook Addn BYo lldwoll Rlo Grande Call oftor IIPM Exc oon Coli 114 992 per c.nt uaumable loan 114 245 5298 8 yro old 3 bedrm 2 botho ...... of oatroo priced eo. 3941 fomliy room with wood 304 175 1425 2 bclr houae for .... 1 car garage n"r ahopplng qen burner Slnglecorgorl!llo on 1------~:--~ UIOd mobllo homo 70x12 ter -For more Information 8 flot ocroo with ltocked ow- trona~ muot Chtllenger toto! ellll' 2 pond Chy woter I~ Racine ooll exc cond 188 000 00 bodroomo 17 896 00 D • ca11441 4752 Ctlllil 4 949 2841 111 000 00 down Aooumo W Hom11 2nd ond Viand 81-1 pet loon 304-1711 St Pont Ploooont 304 low modem hou11 to be 875 4424 moved off lot 30xSO Coli Ownor tronoforred muot eoll 11128 botutlful3 bdr home lam 1 . : . = - - - - : - - - 441 9777 or 448 31192 oly room hoo 20 h of Houoo lor otle o~ ooeumo Ueod mobllo homo 61ia1 2 ble loon 13 000 00 down 3 Comoron totol oloc 2 bed Priced reduced 3 bdr home wlndowo lor pootorol view llnlohed double gorogo firebodroomo. 1y, botho Iorge room 17 8911 oo D • w 1 ocro of lend Rt 82 ploce lorgo porCh 40 h lot Con 304 1711 11848 bo lfomo 2nd tnd Vitnd St Chorl01ton Rd Coli 304 woodo privacy near foro 11 30 8711 43118 eher Point Pleooont 304 615 178 4887 or 814 448 dock Roytl Ook Perlt 183 900 1i 30 4424 1288 81-1 HIUmobllty Coli 814 5 raomo ond both booo 1Ox40 Rlo!oordoon oil olec 9 yr old water front home 882 11420 1 or 2 -roomo good oxc condition 12 000 Remodeled ~ bedroom mont carpot fuol oil fur noce gorogo ohy wotor ond ohope 12 800 00 304 down owner fln•nce Call houeo w~h carpeting • datern 4 plua ICrll plv.d 1712888 814 256 1218 ehor 5PM woqdburner Llrge covered rood cloeo tD- r"ool Loon dock Mid 20 1 Coli 814 1974 Spring Manor 12a60 Now under conotructlon 992 67113 for appointment 304 4118 1143\ mobile home fll 1100 00 Will eel 11 Ia or It ony 304 178 1626 or 8711 remaining 1tage Three bed Rutland Buy a 10 room 2 -room living room comblnotlon dining room &116 room 1 Y2 bath• elect houeo ond 47x1 4& lot for melntenance frH ..e_•.~l_o!_: looo th"" 1 uoed cor Tho llrot ldtchon 1 both full boeo mont. nloo lot VA ooouma one acre lot 6 f4276 cooh buyo It Yoe blo 91-1 loon L- 40 • Mt 33 Farms for Sale Eureka Hannan Tree• only !h the tax v•lu•tion lohool lot quoMty con f42711 Coli for opPQint Vornon Avo 304 8711 81124 eh11IIPM HouM 53 •cres tend on atructlon Corpot point etc mont 211 384-1741 Aohlond Uplond Rood 304 127 1100 00 to ltHI 1pproa 140 000 00 Coli 1'h otory brick on 1 2 plut 3 bodroomo loving room 876 3528 814 258 8707 ecrea •pprox 1 mile from dlnlng don largo lot oac 1 - - - - - - - - - MlddiiiPOrt 7 rmo • both locotlon *34 000 OQ 100 PNny W Vo 250 acra 3 bedroom houae In Pomo CoR 814 992 3702 or 304- poo cont flnoncong If quollfy worltlng form with nice 3 A Ono RHI Eatltl 304 bedroom home Coli for roy fully corpe!ed fully cor 112 20011 8711 5104 Carole Yoager more deto to 304 345 poted full booomont 2 ftreplaca • garage extro 7 room houoo both 2 ~ l r - Howard L Veagor &096 ERA MALLORY GROUP ASSOC lot now roof • furnace ocroo Denville Oh 2 mlleo 1 11 .....mon Aomodoled kit- • both from Mlno 1 Calll14 742 3 br 1 both til oltctrlc Colll14 217 6158 or 814 2611 or 742 2271 oftoo 6 toncod ytrd Me-brook 34 Bustnell 218 7879 pm Dr 81-1 Pet ooeumobie Butld1ngs Reduced nice 3 bdrm home Nice older home In town at U1 4 00 month 304 1751ttic basement garage Recine vinyl aiding e01ro 11411 oac location option 10 buy lot houM h11 been refin 3 bedroom houoo gorogo 133 ocreo moatly timber or owner mev carry Call rohed lnolde 1ot floor living Iorge lot •40 000 00 1709 secluded 2 miles from 992 2617 room kltchon dining room Jeff Avo 3 bedroom houoo Route 35 11x miles from 2nd ftoor 3 bedroom botli oor g - pool Mt Henderson on good gravel FOR RENT WITH OPTION Call 814 812 2131 from 9 conttol Vernon 179 500 OOor rued border• Cornstalk TO 8UYIII 14ft wlda throo to 3 esk for Sharon or lo- AAvo 1 Rool Eototo Slooth Suto Pork. lncludoe two bedroom bath and hiH 614 949 2640 lftll 5 30 St Pornt Ploount 304 wet11 1nd lr811ar hookup all mobile home aitting on nice p m eny time on weekend• mineral righta included 8711•11104 lot rt1ady to move into U7 000 00 614 448 U21 00 - n $22& 00 1101' Nice 3 bodraom houeo largo 0208 NEW AND USED MOilLE month 304 5JI8 271 1 living room kitchen pontry HOMES KESSEL S QUAL woodburlng room bath ITY MOBILE HOME SALES Seven yeer old home three Hrden epot • rental oport 36 Lots lla Acreage bedrooms garden spot mont A good lnvntmont tt 4 Ml WE9T OAWPOLIS 21011 Lincoln Ave 8,. pet the fight tlmli Proco FIT 31 PHONE 814 4fl oooumoble loon 304 876 U7 1100 Ctllonytlme 814 7274 '-'>t lor otle in Meroorvlllo &047 742 2213 1971 a..,.,~ew 14 x 70 Coll614 2118 11618 Rofrig otciVe CA WB good HomoaHe In Cleoi"VIew Elt cond COif 814-441 11101 11 Wanted Including lt81 oil nomonoydown Coli 1978Noehue3bodroomo both ond 1-1 Iorge wooden 814 2118 1218 ofteriiPM ut~ bldg undeoplronlng Approx 2 ..,.. on Rt 2 8 a1r condrttoner drepea range. .refriger*or 1nc A• miiH north of Poont Ploo IUR'IIIble loltl with down Nnt 1110 It roed front- 435 SECOND AVE GALLIPOLIS OHIO 51 Apartment for Rent Off - drive nlco lot chy ochoolo 4" mlloo from Golllpollo Borgoln priced 1114 800 Will contldor mobllo homo trade In Coli 448 8038 Fino hQmlln Middleport Clooo to ochoolo hlgheot value lo eat prlcol 1114 8821841 JULY 21, 1984-10·00 A.M. J .-rill Whitt Owner Lee Johnson-AUCI'IONEEii crown City Ohio lot lluponalbl• lor Accldtnll or Loll of Ptop«ty All good location for tllul 2 atory ho111o 4 or I bdr 1 1-1 both Iorge LR • Kitchen lormol DR. utility Homes for $ale 44 3rd houH on left on Tex11 ochoolo • atoroo nice homo for omol fomlly or olnglo 110roon locoto,d In Pt Ploo lint Aloo 11173 14a70 Cootie 2 both ponielly fumlohod Call 814 1118 4881 • Houses lor Rent 3 bMroom houu large lot GrMn Townahip new buu Location 435 Second Ave Gallipolis Ohto AucttonHr s Note Owner has decided to clostlhts opera bon so that he lillY spend more ttme at his Jackson Plkt Store ThiS IS a rare opportunity to buy nearly new well cared lor equ1p111entat auctton pncts Also you wtllltnd some older pteces that still have lots of use Note This Ia .. 1xtra clun auctiOn TaniS Cllh Pft011t 256 8740 3 bdo The Sunday Point wolklng dlatonco from Golli PQIII t228 00 • utMitieo ~ AUCTION V1ctor11n latnlln& couch (2) 7 pc pre V1cionan I vmg room suotes oak wash stand oak Low Boy wooden brass and cop per coal skuttles 6 pc blue/wh te p1tcher and bowl set 5 pc Children s Pilcher and bowl set 2 pc. red/whije p1tcher and bowl set 2 pc white/gold Pilcher and bowl set, hand-crank portable sew ng mach ne cheese d shes V1clonan leather enclosed travel mtrrbr Vlctcnan leather 111vef em w/to1le try case brass fireplace screen old cupboard 12) brass compamon sets Burr walnut van ly (for chest), ~ 1ctonan vamty ~or chest) Sideboard marble topped chest Rose wood 1nla1d gammg lable wan rack very n ce octaaonal ta ble roast og liCk pewter collee and chocolale pot 131 bar ometers, small oval nla d stand oak bracket for clock egg rue! several cruel sets (dtllerent s1zes) V1clor a~ button back slant beck cha r (llclute frames m1rrors old lc1tchen cabinet Wmdsor wheel back cha1r treadle sew1ng mtchone q~alch1ng dresser and chest bed dressers horse collars d1ntng room sune (table 6 cha1rs bulletand chma cab net) wobden drop leaf-4111'-.:(3) Hbruy tables oak dresse ser pentme front oak chest~t (20 s 30 s) Scales fool sleel w/oabnole legs square oak stand o d ty pewrners odd chetrs trunks accord1an wrought ron sk1m mer ron ware cook1e 1ars candle slick! 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Central R R water JU&. old 1!1tllllunch box w/compartment~ stone 11rs and rues lamps walkmlf canes ru' beaters wash board lard paddle Carnival ware deptJSs on glass Nxon Fund Raise( plats Fenton McCoy Rose•;~Jie Httsey Royal Ooullon Hull Am~ncan Matolica - chamber pols pitchers - Ch1na glassand ceramK: ware loo numerous to 41 n•nc• new hot w1tar tenlt .- Not R15pons1ble lor AcctdJnts or Loss of Property SAJURDAY.~JULY KIT 'N' CARLYU! ®by Larry Wright Nice 2 bdr utHhy room gorago nice yard new fur 2 or PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Uftder tbe authonty m Internal Revenue Code Section 6331 the property de scnbed below has been StiZtd lor nonpayllltnt oltnternal revenllt taxes due from Weldon Richard Depew T~e prop erty Will ba sold at pubhc ouct1on as prov1ded by Internal Revet~ut Code Seetton 6335 and related reculat1ons Dote of Salt J1ly 19 1984 Time of Sele 10 00 A I PIKe of Sale Rtchard s Auto Salvace 3216 S Bndce St Ch1lh cot he Oh1o 45601 Ttlle Oflertd Only the n&flt trtfe and Interest of Weldon R1ch1rd Depew tn and to the proptrty Will be offered lor sale If roquesttd the Internal Revenue Service will furniSh tnlormat1on about posSible encu111 brences wh1ch may be uslful1n determtnlnllhe value of the tnttrest bttn& sold Descr1plton of Property Used auto acceS1or1es as follows Carburetors alternators d1stnbutors t11l illhl nsembhes starters radtalors heater cores he1ter blower motors dash boards d1sc brake rotors hub cops nms steenn& wheel assemblies !root ends lenders doors bumpers brake drums wtnd shtelds motors transmiSSions dnve shafts approx1ma !ely 200 veh1cle bod11s Motors 1980 Datsun 310 4 cyl mpr 15 000 m1les 1910 Plymouth 6 cyhndar 22 300 miles 1911 Honzon 2 2 liter 6 cylinder 5 000 miles Ye h1c1ts 1975 Mercury Monarch 1957 Chev wrecker 1953 or 1954 OOclpBoom truck 111 h1&h mtleopand poor con d1!ton 18 loot tnule troller fair conditiOn and many 1tems numerous to mention Proparty miJ ba m 3216 S Bndp St Chillicothe Oh10 45601 Terms Full payment requned on acceptance of Payment All payments must ba by cu,11r s or treasurers check or by benk expess or telacraph money or money ordtr payabll to the Internal m::~t~r:'~~~ For addltlon11 lnformltlon about the Homes for Sale priced right CoM 441 1 IIIII Not responstble lor acctdents or loss of property LQcatton From Gallipolis follow State Route 160 to Hanenvtlle and turn to the Bulavtlle Porter Road a~ ~ne·hllf mile and turn left attill Kin1dom Hall Church Watch for SIIJnS The followlna will be offered 11 Plooee be odvllod thot Mo aon County Action Group Inc lo occoptln~ bldolor on ottachment P FJntncltl Audh for tho yoor onolng (CSBG) April 30 1884 lfitie 111 I and Tltlo 11 1 Cl Sept 30 , 914 A~y -oory information con ..,nlng tho vorloua con trocto to bo oudltod moy bo obtolnod by coiling lola Monroe Soc Troe It 304- 1871 2318 bolwoon •~• Try oollitl8 tho 1)1houri of 8 30 AM •nd 4 30 WllJ Far PM 11~ 441-2tl8 VICinity 10:00 A.M. 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Dock Handa Mtny pooltlono ovoiloblo with on tto.lol> training otanirlll 11 lory oxcol bon- ..... 1110 - d trovol 17 24 YIOr in good phyoiclll condition coli tol froe In Ohio 1 800 212 1314 Mon Wed 8AM 2PM lor on 1ooppoloo!!~~ti~-~'L:__ _ __ & SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1984 : ll';llrly'nr n , Pomeroy Medc;lleport £' lllldlll:ldl atone jero antlqueo gold lrtd Vord Solo July 19 9 II King loQiooe on loftt thord block woodbumer eo ooo BTU boby • children a olotheo gaallove miac 10 mi from mioc Mondoy Frldoy 10to HMC Rt 180 3 Satuo'doy 9 12 Atvervtew Personal Care Travel trailer late modol Coli 446 0193 Pnvate Lenon• Phone281 3074 Jatkaon Ohio 1 ---~::-::--::-:::-:-­ AI\INOUNCEMENTIII Evongehlt AI C - f"""' Cho Prolesa1onal Servtces " 245 5152 - 388 8249 1-....:.----,,.----"--- wood cupboards chaiil cheata beakeu di1he1 Announcements Sttuations Wanted 448 3672 Tho Beot In Self dofoneo he b dd ng p oposal ~ac h b dde shal be equ ed 12 Bill G... Johnson bd o 1t1 s wo k sha be se fo h n bobyait 2 -chool-•n my homo dUring tho ochool , .., c• 814-848 2186 TupP«o Pto no con 814 887 8329 We pay cooh for lote model I-::;:::====;:::;= clean uHd Clf'l I Jim Mink Chev Oldo Inc 18 W11r1ted to Do th s 0 h n ap f1' e d;.ossea 1 e da e se o co mp e on ot Orooo E]llecopol Church Coli 814-992 3988 Opoolng for on oldorly p q,ec ha e been p ede e I ~----:-:-':::'"---;-. m lied as equ ed by aw and KARATE h AuiiUIM Organ11t needed women m my hom• It vers•rys B1rthdaya partiH 1------~--Singing Gontlla Call Bel loon•• Co 448 4313 cons de a1on Peraonnel OHice Lakin Hoa plt•l Lok n W Ve (3041871 3230 Ext 264 Mature female w1ntad to PUbliC Sala 8t AuctiOn Wonted old poenoo Poying no oo and f40 oo ooc1o Firat floor only Wrltolllvina Georges Creek Rd Call dlroctoono Witton pfonoi m ') b ds n espoose 10 lh s 614 446 0294 v• a on and w not be Boa 1B8 lordlo Ohio d st m na ed aga ns on the 1---~-,-:--::-::--:--::- 43946 Call 614 411 9 <tund s 0 ace co 0 0 Balloon• lor G~ Well Annl 1808 nauon a o g n The Dllily Sentinel Pome LOot from blue von In Reoponoible poroon to bob Rutland vonouo ltomo on volt In my homo for children July B or 9 Lorge 11101 II • 7 Davo Roforon Cell 614-192 88B6 coo required CoH 614-247 3494 Found !ergo block d<~t~ with 1---~-:----:-~1 heavy leothor- collar Coli COUNSELOR 11 Aequlreo 81 4 992 340B degroo In couneollng or reloted ..bjecto Two yeoro Loot Llconee Plate 304 e•porlence SkHied in Ado le1cent crt111 lnterwndon 6711 5319 Berboro Smhh Salary neg Vacancy ovoolo Loot young female Dobor ble 1...-dletoly Contllct 54 94 00 We would like to eKprea~ our oos pn1.. fantastic vacation• m1ny brand n.w end t1ble1 Uncoln St Middleport Turn right ot Pat Hill Ford groy detector o1her iteme dlroctcor to ihow our n- roy Ohio 41719 flower et the dootll of Nollie man mix blect with tan 6 1------'------ Una Exc pay pl•n can aarn. 6 Lost and Found For (7 toys lompo and many plcturoo boked ploo • brood Now end picture fromoo hort to bo.,..no ovorv Lo choou from N- • uood cotod at Rt 311 • 110 on Clothing cooto • oh- 4 Tholtr Ford property mneo North from Pomeroy 4411-7037 on Rt7 to Eo.le Rldgo Rd Turn right and go 11'l mlloo VARD SALE Wondo 992 7412 Atht 1 Bidwell village All doy Monday Bonjo metol Movong Porch Sale 427 We are Nrinv fuheon ehow doomondo • gold Aloo cen Kittens abc wkl old male 1 oorn 1100 kh of -olry Mormol•cle 1 whote Phone Monagoment opponunity 304 6711 2254 Sound oac tlng? For intor V I - call 814 4411 22115 elk for Lindo Category Pa k6 and 81rah Coventry now hiring 1uU timo port tlmo for Sultoble lor aduha Coli intorv- coli Lindo ot 448 614 843 5231 22115 oceeptong cello from 3 8 30 Helpll 3 ltray klttono found phOne 304 675 1134 Telephone aele1people muot boolcheplng FOUND Smell block long oxporienco htored dog with white Choat • dollyery Wnte box 729·0 399 97 """ TO!ai adm~ finest produce homo caokod lunch holM home in country Inquire It n camp a nee w th p ov sons o Sect on 572 1 03 of he Rev sed Code of he Sta e of Oh o hee w be pu b shed w h n he next few man hs n h s newspape a de nquent and s con a n g he desc pan o he p operry as t appea s on he a)( st ~h e name of he pe son n whose name the p opertv s s ed he amoun o axes and pena t es due and unrrn d as o he August se emen s Each pe son cha ged w h ea p ope y a)(es and penal es may pay he lui amoun of axes a he Me gs County T easu e s Off ce To avod add ona n ses c ha ge a axpaye may en e nto a w ne ag eemen w th he Co nty T easu e o pay one t h 1 5 o f the de n Revpnue Sh::~ n(J E t 1 e Gene tomato 11'l yro old gefttlt Would llko to hnd good Ju y 5 22 vacumn gomoollko now flowor potl hanging planter• end much Gdlllf>lls Fleo Morltot Opon more yard caro oqu(pmont .....v lot • S1111 Indoor ldtchon bothroom Uvlng Outdoor yoor round Froe room ondbodf'9omfl•t~~roo One german sh•perd dog 7 73 930 800 00 7 200 00 ous ' •acorning N- dlohoo were Dho f'BOPOSED 1986 TAX ESTIMATED BUDGET REVENUE Oh10 SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1984 10:00 A.M. Pubhc: Nottce Rev 8 15 1984 USED HOMES IN STOCK ,_ Call EIt h er Nom b e.-: Twm R'vers Tower, Po1nt Plemnt, WV 675-6679 R1nr Bend Place, New Haven, WV 882•3121 :..:! pl,::':.;..ot.::"".::'.: OFFICE HOURS: 9·5 calllt4 8821212 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. !.,-~m,::t.~"':. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTMENTS ~u~~:T, 4'::; AVAILABLE FOR P BEtWEEN 7978 ., 287 1118 Firat AGE 40 month ront lroolfyou point IL____....;;;;.;.-........_ ..__.. ~ 1969 Donabell 12K50 SH6Re SS400 I BR gas heat 15500 1967 PMC 12x55 2 BR lue 011 heat 159900 1971 Oakbrook 12x60 2 BR Fue o1l heat 1974 Marshfield 14x60 2 BR •••• •• ••.. S8700 Gas heat 113 900 1980 Wmdsor 14x70 3 BR Furn shed total elci 2 lull baths Looks hke new Sale for the Month of July Kessel's Quality Mobile Homes 547 Jack1on Pike Golllpoh1 Oh1o 1 mile weat Hollar Hoapotel Rt 36 �Ohio .. ' fl4 Miac. Merchandise 64 m'"'"· 1-----~.~------,tor, U ..delectric Appliance• . . Refrigera· - ~C=all range, upright ~:~~~b~e~d~e~x~c-~c:on=d~ 1. fteezer and uMd bedding. C:Orbin ond Snyder · Furnl- Riding mower 10 h.p . 361n. t•ro, 4411-1171 . cut. e!(cellent condition. • S: ft. Wood• rotery mower. 1525. Coli 814-992· 6269 . - . On three point hitch, . .,. • - •1 .200. will toke 4 video machinea: Defend8ft, Zaxz6o, Mi11ile· Com- (500 firm. Call 814-268- mend. & · Bonle Zone. •400 1-218 otter &PM . & down. Price negotiable. Co11 614-·992-6883. Shruba pruned, lawn re· aeed8d, -retaining walla, Top soil and fill dirt delioltl-olko, Plltioo, fill din, ,vered, 304-876-7771. tdpooll. 'bark mulch & oowduat. Contact Bruce Davi· Used V-30 Trencher. 814lion. Coli 814· 256-1427. 694·7842 or 894-6006. • ~ HP air compre11or, office a • h 40 · GraveIV tractor ~·t '" · mower, good cqnd, $1,200. ••k & cholr;metll detector, ovle camera l!t projector. 5 hp tiller. good cond. uaed id threading 1et 1A" to 2" .. ·very little 1150.00. B ft. 11446•7210. . topper for ·truck $60.00. after 5PM 30 4 - 676 · 1'78 Ford · Super cab 4x4 Call 6393. touck.lock outo, 3,200. &yr. old golding Reg. Q : horae, Firew'ood pickup load Well tr•ned, exper. rider and $40.00 delivered. $30 .00 at all tack 2,000. Coli 448- farm . 304-B96-3395. 1359. ~ ton central air condition· unit, complete with linea. copper tubing, llo coil, •lfOO. Coli 448-9669. _ iAQ. l!onobio 17" block 9 whlie ry·e. portable eleQt. toaster, !lfiii·B·B-G indoor-outdoor. """"' 2 ponoble 11ereo PM· n~groph. Coli 446·33B4. 1\iice' refrigerator. gas ·PO· werltd trimmer, 4 Ford tima. d~one oat. Cell 448· 7013 cU 4!'8-4327. ,s ..ra Kenmore wether. 2 Camouflaged printed mil· itary . piU.s 54 Misc. Merchandise . 6~ Point · for S•le 1----------------- flex Steel oofo bed. 304· Dregonwynd C1ttery Ken· nolo. AKC Chow _puppleo, 675·4880. or 875-3644. Slamooo kinena. now litton Firewood for sole, •20.00 CFA Hlmoloyon ond Porolan plc!<-up load, 830.00 deli- kltteno. Call 614·448·3B44 after e. vered. 304-1176-2991 . 304-675-2991 . Now open for , buainell. Mountain Stote Block, Rt. declawed and neutered •. Call 448-8042. 33, New Haven. Complete mare due to fol!l next yeer. Coli 814-687·6647. Be1gle pupo, maleo llo fomalea. will ute reasonable. Cell 814-742-2521. · 56 'A Ar~blan Mare, genda. Call 81 4-742-2143. HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. HNtad indoqr-outdoor facilitle1. AKC Doberman pupploo: Stud Service. Cell 614-4487796. T-ahirta, aur~ jrental dam$6 .00 dozen} ArriwSuo· Judy Taylor Grooming . Call plus. New Era. Eaat - Ra· venswood. Open Fri .• Sat., 614·387' 7220. Sun .. 1:00·7:00 p.m . (Un· Briarpatch Kennell Prof••· Assume lease on Surveyor 7 nlel puppies . Call 614- 388· 9790. tem. For mO<e informetion 304-676-1780. For . -~ ~ ._ ·~ ··. . . or Trade Berlinetta, low mileage. Cal 614-388-8244. '. ' . ICYGER CREEK ARtA - 3 BEDROOMS. Ill BATHS. QUALITY BUILT, WELL MAINTAINED HOME ABARGAIN AT $49,900. ~ !i RUTLAND -Ranch 3 bedroom home,' 2 baths, targe living room, dining room, full basement, carport and storage bldg. Reduced, $43.000.00. • • •, NEAR COY - $30,000 - NICE FLOOR PIAN, 3 BEDROOMS. LG. UVING • DINING AREA, EAT-IN KITCHEN. BASEMENT WITH REC. ROOM. FANTASTIC BUY! . :~ $SAVE$ AT THE Real EatatB Gener•l :))ENTAL CENTER :~ ON DENTURES ~ · DURING JUNE & JULY SAVE 1120 , ON A SET OF OUR -. VERY BEST DENTURES ;$AVE $60 PfR DENTURE ' . PHONE 304-372-3222 R.B. SMITH • $23,500- TRY TD REPLACE THIS 1980 BUDOY 14x70 MOBilE HOME AND .YOifU KNOW ffS A STEAL! RJRNISHED, 3 IIBlROOMS, 2 BATHS, ONE HAS GARDEN TUB, CENTRAL ~IR COND.. PICTURE PERfECT INTERIOR, PORCH. FENCED PLAY AREA. LG. LOT. HURRY! £liD Of fiAIIIIIOI - Owertooking th!l Ohio IMr !Ills ~ II* level home. 3 Of 4 te:lrooms, famiy room. caqJel. cert aor, KC schools. Out of state owner says tu ell now. fi0053 •• •• •• •• •• ••e e Cilf ~552 Anytime CE"l~LY ALONG LoCUST ST,. across ccur ,....se. 2 or . 2 full bath1 ~r! finished .basel~ Cent 1\C., woodburning detached garage (new lliJ(Id location lor anyone. ~ appointment a.th •un 245·9507 .... lkGheo 446-1255 . ... 444 - 1.0A11 ASSU1P11011 POSSIBlE - Briel! ~arne JJJI:b silu*loolllt2.351C1l! lot Includes 311R~ carpel, lg. eat-in ~ LR with carpet,~ room will fireplace, utility room a'!'I baiiL ~- Creek SchOof llistrrt Call for det3ils on loan IISI5UII1I*It . . • ._.,: •ntusniiG - In town~- includes.3 BRs, . living room. dining room, bllh &~1m of carpet Gas heat Priced • $29.~ Call ~y for details. . 447- •or USfiiiG!- 311R !Tame kJcaled on S.R. 141. • IAIID COIITRACT - Owner is wi'ng to sell this brick and stooe home on a land rontract. 2,294 sq. ft. of living spaq!. 5!10 sq. ft. lrl inished garage, lleautifiA formal living room·with WB firepl8ce, cornjliele IUtchetl with microwave. ~Hen, large faJI)iy room with siling dOors leading to patio area. 3 bedrooms, 2 full balf1s. ffltercom and stereo system. This home ~ a very plush home. City schools. Pria!d in the 60s. PIICE. IEJlUClD! - ..,_ Mi}\1lG· home. wee modl!rn 1G1tben. ~ r S~lE ~E'" .~ ""- shaded by 1aree trea Pria!d only $15.. -·· FINISII TD YOUR TAm - Very nice 48J28 finisiBI ba!ietllmt will! 2 bednns, liv. rm. with firepace.l*hen, balh. '"olinislled lint floor unde( roof, 1.86 acres. close to Cenlet1e1 •· m4 5 GOOO IIMSTIIDIT -'Good home in tDwn ~ ~ rentes for $1M month, JDSSil* owner , 1245 '* DCEUINT LOCAnOII - Wal~ng distance In city schDs. Modem 4 bedroom tme. 2 Jai!Wy rooms. 2 baths. buit.-in Wlen. IMng room. utjty room, hobby_room wtmhllp, fruit atar. SUb!lied-in back porch, central an, .9 acre lot With garden. N! trees and !Jape arbor. Home has been well cared for. Energy efficient P£111\' IOWNSifoP ...: 135 acre larm. Approx. 40 acres tilable. balance pasture and WOOds. Large 4 bedroom home, two barns, . COUNTIY UWIIG - Nice ""'lildoBI home with 4 bedrooms. bath with~. c.peted. 3 ~acres Kerr~~ LRdlill:ben witl1 dining area. ful basement Th~ IS silulllld on ~ aaes more Of less. This one is vacant - so call tndudas • 3 BEDRI. fiOME located near radio station. fn-groond !NiA~I~ , pool Approx. 2 ac~ ~ty of privacy, howevei, only 3 from dowrtown! $59JJOO.OO. · ' . · • • • IINI FARI- 17.6 acres with n~ 3 bedrm. hOmeand20'xllOO't.' equipped shed. Located within Huntington Twp., along near Vinton. price $45.000.00. • • lAND OIILY(WITH BARN~ 132 acresofbotlom,JU~na~sOI!I wooded area. Hu~glon wp._ ~- $300.00 per aere. for $40,CXXI.OO. HaS moneral <this witllland. · . .llldly b' appoillllllflt1l , · -· , •· ' - , machine shed. tobacco base and many more features. Fllf ITIIlte a00ut tlis fine farm. give us a cal today. I I ·' WE NEED.LIST.INGS forll!iPCo. A-FIIMIE HOllE sitting on .~acre of partial wilolland. Modern 3 bedroom. I \i b;ihs, kitchen, living room. Enclosed porch and \i basefllri Pria!d only $2!1,500. 39 40 M:IES Of V..:MIIAIIO - lots of woodland. l!tad< wal,.i trees. Anlelfal. Slrluded & !Jiylle. Abea~ J8;e ID build a kog cabin. l..oc:ated on a tilcldilp road City schools. 742-3111 RNI Emte a..--1 • RIPLEY. W.VA. E.Mai1'~ . POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - Racine Uke new rnodu~r Wlit wrth 3 bedrooms, central a·ir, equipped, kitchen and a room added on, good neighborhood lor ooly $33,900 Oil NEW USTlNG - Good neigliborhood in Syracuse. This newe~l floor plan home can be ycurn. Nice lamily room with woodburning fireplace. Call tlr an appointment $48,000.00.. NEW LISTING - Hunting and acreage wrth bUilding srte approximately 77 acres with timber, mineral righls and cleared building or camping sita II hunting and privacy is your desire, lh~ ~ for you. $26,!XXI.OO. NEW LISTING- Long Bottom - Ahome of distinction - an eight sided home w~h a w~l Nganized floor plan; central stooe fireplace, ceiling window lights, 3 bedrooms, fun basement, 2 baths, nice barn, shed, on aproximatley 9 acres wooded land . Asking $45,!XXI.OO • PRICE REDUCED ~ · Great location in in town near schools and shopping. Three bed· rooms, nicely remodeled krt· chen. garage, garden space, in lliJ(Id (llfldition Call about this ona Now only $29,900.00. REAL'OR Henry E. Cl~land, Jr. 99H191 ASSOCIATES Jetln Trussell 949· 2660 Rogor turner 992-5692 . Dollie Turner 992-5692 [B IDUUI PRICED REDUCED an~ a very anxious 'seller. 3 Acres, fenced, barn. 3 bedroom e. • Real Estate ileneral COMMERCIAL BUILDING in \flfllon, has 2 apts. with potential .rentmg 3 units. Price Je!luced to $30.000.00. IIODIIEl- Home and t. --' '*'tr 2 !lory. I.Mee bt JEJ! 1: ~ for.·.;; ~ Big Foot Park e"· e OWN YOUR OWN .CAMPSITE *BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAMP . *BATHHOUSE *PRIVATE · *WATER *ELECTRIC EY· DOWN •. ;oo;:..~~=r::~f~tn~:":t!:·•·With. • AHANDY, DAIIDY LOCATIOfi along Garfield Ave. Home can be. ··used for 3 4·bedrms. and witi'On walking distance 11om rr1011 , • serv~ Only $30.000.00 . Of SYMCusE - MEIGS COUiiTY - $12,110 - NEEDS :;DME WQRK, BUT IT IS ASUPER . BUY! . riW POMEROY WITH fR()NTfa ON RT. 33. 3 IIR, 2 STMY. · BOlER HURRY, trS PRICED AT $8.450! ·efitls HOME NEEDS Aunu "T.LC.', ~ lhe m:~:: • pel wil offsel any !lXpenditum, Atierfl!tt harm! b wanting to live in a nice neiahlllrmod and dose to SJ!1Vices .you can buy ~. today tr $42.500.00. ..• 2-STORY 'FEDERAl" ~CK HOllE • limits. 3 bedrrns., bmal dining im, 2 =~~~ ovens. li family or lV rm., sluated on lac•eot~llli buy, or rent!! eaee" • lARGE STIIUCIUR£ ALOII8 4111 AW:. within siatrt of==~~ • SCtm, which Clrl be utilzed b single family or .3 • Price SJ),!XXl. . • your camper a permanent home. =/,;COOipltt REiiODEUD 2-¥DRII. HOI£ ilona 4th wilh f!llny new tutures. ldell belrinllll' or · ment home. $21,500.00. A_DDI$011: Near f'illt Office. 3 811 house and 31Jts. I lot will ~";';~ li metal bidJ will1 two car anae. lM!I 3 bedroom, .,.. IJedric ranch !me. new ClfPIII ~ mailll!nlla lrae Mile, lllfl88. l.oclled "' Hl£l1ison SUbdMsian. UlncL AsiQ $36.500. UmiiS NEEDED 011 FAlliS MD ACifAG£ OPEN nLL DARK en.-.. ~: OUT YOUR Mel DOOR ONfO THE IIOLf COURSE II 11IPPIIS fUllS - IIIIS COUIIY - $21.1011 - FRAME RN«:H, 3 BR. ATTIOID ONWE. NICE LG. LOT. -~ need ~lstin_gs , No. one. 2 bedroom -. for lent Price $175 UmltG; IS !tieS .~ii' Topo: IMIID ~ "" '* month. w 3 .IMCH. IJI..Fl!tllllls. CitY ScM*. w :;z . POOL-fAIIlY 110011 S49.50f!- -l/) 0 z ~ .: . z lrn.,. . · • •• NEW LISTING ::.._ 3 Be!frm. home along Cheslnut St. Lot service mley in rear. 2 car garage, with nice garden area. ~ · • $38,500.00. . .• APPIOX. 2 Ill ACRES with:n ely imits. zones rommercia( alone • • • St. Rt. 7. Pri~ reduc:ed to S25.!XXI.OO. 3 BEDR.I . HOME - Ranch 11yle, '' arport adaJRd be ·: woodburner, fenced yard and in-ground swimming pool. ~reduc:ed to $42,000.00 . • • DOIIT OVERLOOit THIS BARGAIN in Eurella~ 2bedrrn.home with . • 2 baths and lois of mom for expansion. Located just off Rt 7 - · • dam. Price $22,000.00. ' • (I) w Q 0 1ft 0 NESTUD IN tREES and only ~ mite below Galipolis along~ River Rd., 4 bedrm. horne with a beautiful solid pine paneled~ ~. and comfortable fireplace. Formal dinin(! and living rm.a . • (w/fireplce), 2 car garag!l and work alta. 2 baths. Call for ~ • appointment!' . • · •• ENJOY T~E PRIVACY of living on yow own 2\i acre spreed. 4~ bedrooms. '' Jiving room w/~. b. fireplace, formal dining River Rd. $85.000.00 Q m • EAST ST: - POIIEROY -' $30,!1Xl- 2STORY, 3 aft, SUPER SIZE LIVING RM. FORMAL DINING. AOO'IE GROIIND POOL 5 ACRES, $30,000. z Ci) z 1ft •• 3 LOTS AlONG BEAR RUN RD. - 2 with Raccoon Creek frontage.•• I lot with elec. anp septic tank. Ready for your I1IOOile ho~ $5,000.00 & $7,500-09 each. . e ' . . ••• • !'J~ !,._sA~tt~lt~\~~~t::.~o:= •• ~Chen. Kyg< " ·-· ,.,110ofs. . • NEW LISTING - Comll!fatje 3 bedroom home located - ·· Main Sl in Vinton. 43' ' 200' ~ with 3 outbuildings. Buv this week for $20,!XXI. . · ~ _ ·~ BEAunFUL BRICK 3 BEDRII. HOIEwith2~ acres, 7yrs.old,just. ' • off Bidwell-Rodney Rtl. Elec. he8t pump, filelliice, cent VKWma: system. $70.000.00. ._.. • ,_ !J1l 011 streel pdin& Smell ya-d with oullluilding. On East ;"~Pomeroy. Sells b- $18.!1Xl. Look ll1d J1llke us an * • • • • • • CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. Dl RECTIONS: South 5 ni. bllolr Gllli.ipolls on Olllo Rt. 7 . CRIIi lllccoan , . . ri(lll & faHatl - f:. 539 _ Owner ~ anxious to sell 3 or 4 bedrooms, dir!inl room. IMnK his 2 lead-Pss wiMlWs, nice kill:hal, fu :t. ·.LOCATED ONLY I BLOCIC situated lined street. 'This 2-story ~'home is presently arra • ~partrnents, _ho~r•. can. be cooverted bacll to sinate • residence Note lot ~ m·tllllllld SO's. . . . alorit. 11520 I. L "W''II:WE . IIIR 549-NlW USIING - SpaOOus 2 ~ home on 7th Avenue in Middleport. 4 Of 5 bedrooms. formal dining room. eal·lrl kkhen, ps hot we hell\ with urique deoo!'alllr shiMs. You must see this home to appreciate it! Sells f1! $37.500.. IIIR 547- MiddiJ)ellft. you don't havelrldclathingtothis house. Owft!ts have coml*tely rehJtJshed it New wirin& plu!fbn£ and sjrjnbNew Andeflon windows. Nice jaid and low utilities. Only ~schOol~ . ' B£AUIIFUL L-SHAPED fiAIICII -A spaOOils horm! feall.ling a formal entry, iYing room with. wb fireplace, dining room. I& spacious ~ room w/patio dcm, 4 Br, 2 full baits, tlOIIIPele ' and modem kitchen. This ~ I Yel)' !COl IOI1Iicaf home ~ M in. Lace lilfalll! with rots of siora&!l ~ and l!leclric door opener. Very wei landscaped. Priced il the 60s. ExceleoJt k1ation. Kyg& Creek Schd !li!lria. Shown by appoillment. · 6.7 ACRES - Vacant land. Located in Centenery. Has several possille buiding siles. Counly .water availatie. $16,!1Xl. • LOQKING 'FOR SOIETHiiiG COOL COIFORTABLE, QUIET AND • • • PRIVATE??? - We haVe a 3 l)edroom home, Situated Raccoon Creek. Appro•. 2 acres of cleared land and 600 feet me': • creek frontage wth pnval! boat ib:lt Ideal for the spor~sperson! • Rural water. Slime wooded area. Price now $55,!XXI. . • . ranch style home. Family room, attached 2 car garage. 16'x32' in-around swimming pool. City school district. NO •eli.·· . Ave. Modem 2 can L-SHAPED BRICK & r·~ -~ >ntemporary_home sitting on 3 acres. Formallivir.·.,_ !.\·~ •oom. modem kitchen. 3 bedrooms, unfinished baseme..,·... id 3 car garage. Priced - .80'1 POINT wtllt PRID£ -lcr;ety brick ranch 1 mile 11om hospilal3 bedrooms. 2 baths. centrlll .... fUI biselll811. large patiO with .in~nd pool, rite ~Milot· of 2 acres. 410548 page, ~~~~Pr:operty. as 2rentals.l¥ge modem llitchen. 3or 4 bedrooms, formal dining & living room. Nice back patio. Also a !4x70 motile lrlrm! in pel shape. ACO¥eted carport. Use this also as a rental II' live in it Give us acal tl! more details· Priced "' the 40'~ Shown by ~ only. !lory Real Estate General Velma N' =53& - ..., ... L====:::;:=:::== 59 POMEROY - Approx. 1II acres with barn, nice 3 bedroom home, some furniture. Close to town. Asking $28,000.00. Oak wall phonoo. rockero. ~-d chairs. pedeatal ta~··· hutchee, I misc. Paul . Conkle Furniture, At. 7, T'9pporo Ploino, Ohio. 1110111 BARGAINS ON TODAfS MARKET 304-468-1066. GeorgeS. Hobstetter. Jr., Broker Phone: 742·3092 NEW LISTING- 20 acres. wrth nice 3 bedroom home. Lm~ living room with fireplace, large kitchen with plenty cabonets built-in slove·and dishwasher. Family room 13'x22' un· fimshed and I car garage. Some timber. very private location. Off Hysell Run Rd. Reduced , $40.000.00. . , HP twin Briggs llo Strat· tiin Soon riding 1·a w n mower. · 3 yra. old. Call 8,.14-742·2306. ,~~!~EE HERE'S THE BROKER'S PICK OF ·THE 3 BEST AKC registered Sheltiea pupPial, miQ.I ture Colliea. Shots. wormed. eye checked. Soble ond white, R.REALTY Call 614:367·013~. ~ud" m Bonnie Stutes, Realtor Sonseerhay Garnes. Assoc. l.J3 Catl~y Clark Burdette, Assoc. IULTOI Super-Terrific-U nbel ievabl e Bargains , 9 wMk old Rat Terrier pup1 Tela-a-Communicator Sys- :====::::;;:::;:;~~:;;:::;:;=__::_::=...:_ aY,cai'nor·mixad. Hardwood. 1-(614)-992-3325 446·4206 for 11ie. Coli 614, 94921$68. •onal All·brfled grooming. 1 - - - - - - - - - - specialties -· fB!ctory dis· lndoor-outdoor boarding facount prices. 304-676- cilltleo. Pick up ond delivery Sell 9r lfodo 1979 Comoro service. English Cocker Spa· 3334.} ~pod quolity lumber, 3400 bOard feet, walnut, white of~. hickory. maple. Phone Reel ES1ate General ion made labeled advertialnQ ~ VIRGIL B. Sl!. ·,. 216 r. 2nd st. Reel Elltlrte GenerAl! Point Pleatant, W. Va. 2 yr. old reglotered quoner horae gelding. broken to ride, •500. 1 regiltered m1.1onry iupplies, 4" ' , 8".• 12" block., Oell.ve.u s.ervice'. '' Phono, dav 304-BB2. 2222. evening 8B2-3239. Pets for Sale Reel Eatne General Price reduced to $87,500- Former · ,deiry farm - 7 rm. 2 story house• . seVJral buildlop, 180, acres m/1, ·located on the Northup Patriot Rd. ~ near BLACKBURN REALTY ' 12 mo. old Reg . mole Pit Bull dog . U50. Coli 446-3249 or 446·1 339. 55 Building Supplie.s Ohio GALLIA'S BEST LAND-BUY!! Mechanic toola. 4 dr•wer Slamooe cot. 8 moo. old. tool boK. mol:tly Cr1fbm1n will trade for good cat. hl(le-owoy bedo, couch & cfiolr, twin bed. Coli 4483224. - July 15, 1984 15, .1914 W.Va. L . :::J ~ w i ~ POOl-JLOO n.-llilt --4119.000 GIMIMIW EST,;rts-S510110-) 815 z (I) z RlCD 1ft IIMSIII00-3 Ra1TMS-f001.-Sil41 lfiOilT- ft-$29,110 ~1: i Q w cw w z G) 01 • I (I) ....~- I rental CAl~ refiniWd 19tii'Kl11GSUY IOBIU HOlE~ 7x24 expando.IMng room, wb. lirelllac:e, formal dioin• ~ , . \)~patio tblrs, lutl:hen with 11 apfiiances, side-by·sil· c:,.()-~,,.asher, 2 bedrooms, laundry room. 2 full Mils, ganjl . .uo, 2 showers. Total electric, cmtrar air. M undeqjnned lari!!. rovered patio. all iliS ~ ooly $18.~. 8UHL.JIOIITDII RD. - \.;~ acres. Tenn~ rourt 54ll20; pool, pond. Conte,..,.~· .•ome . .2,27~ sq. ft. plus basement City schools. .., ...,,lent focal10n! PRICE REDUCED - S21.CXXI.OO - Ownen win (OI1Sider any reasooable offer. Properly loca1ed in ti"e city, has 3 be4tooms. 1ertoxleled klchen. laoie ~ and wculd malle a IPid rental . invesllre1t IJ' starli!r home. WHY R£NT1 - With lillie or nc paymerit and only $275.00 a month $275.00 a month fmc. Ia~ and ins.l )'llU can own your oom home. 2 bedioomS, living room, kill:hen. dimng room. bath. and unfinished basemed. $24,000. Owner wil ·also seU furncshed. ASSUIIABI.E 10M - 911>% int. ~- Monttly payment $491.~ inclucing tales and ins. Modem brid< home nestled on 3 acres. lots of pnwacy and sedusion. 3 IJedrmms, bath. rompfete kitchen and large eating area. large living room with WB fireplace. Hue! laund!} room. Room tor a bee! or a horse. Farm pJnd for w*ring animals Of fishing. l'ria!d in the 50s. I 0 . \) y()·\::"41!- city schools. Make us an oi- 0 z ~ ---3·IMCII :::J ~ w z SIAmyHOlE - Sit!mg on .ti:lb acre of woodaodand 1.6 acres n\(1 can also be purchaslid. Only 2 minutes from r:J:t. Features a formal emy Jiving room and formal diningroom. modern kitchen. farniy ioom WB fireplace. 3 BR. 2 baths wrth lub and shower. ~ garage. 8\4'1b interest me assumatie to qualified buyer. Shown by appointmenl PRICE REDUCED -A modern home. Lots ot paboS and dec!< area 3 bedrooms. 2 lUI baths. lo<mai IMng mom and d1mng room Woodbuming fWeplace. 1.590 acoes more or lesS Top of ground IXIIJI and storage btilding. City schOOlS. Priced Ill ti"e 50s. 110W IS Til( TillE TO BUY - Owners have oeduced the pnce s15 cm on 1lis fine home k!Cated at lara l>1ates. ft featules ,rarge master bed1oom. breakfast noo ~ 2 fireplaces. lui famiy room. equipped kitchen and many_ more tealures numerous to mention. Call oow for an appomtment. 5 ACRES OF VACI~~"() \-\)- More or Jess. Approx. ~Jib. . · tobocx:o base QUOl-:,- _.:;, available. Ntw. LlmNG - Beautifi.i home wotll buo bedrooms. Stooe fireplace and large patio dnr" ~ 'lllrnent.lhis large wun!Jy style Mellen. Formal dinin• ,...\: ··iodern living room. I 'h ~~ beautifully wallpaper< S"" ~mong tile oontrasts. This home haS been newly derofated ud!l carpel. paml, wallpaper. Apossible loan assumplion. Priced $52.000.00. ' . • B6 ACR£S 11/1. _ Kyger Creel< distnct. 12•65 Seidl motile: hOme. 3 bedrooms. 2 exlla motile home hookups. Priced on the : 20s. aaEATKTAKING SETTING in li"e mcisl of 20 acres of beautiful : buddmg woorland. PrOYiding privacy and conventeoee. a llell : contemporary passive*·cedar home, leatunng a SOiaYium with • hot rub wrapped bY a largeope~~lo<maiiMng anddirlingroornwlh. anum dOOB & b1ac11 slate flooring Alarge lamiy room with atrium doors. ' I118SSI'Ie stone !replace and quany slone lilOrS. Amooern · complele kitchen and a break1asl nool< woth oiMQue windows to· calch the vi!w. 211> sparl<ing baths. 3 bedrooms wrth the master: suite leaturing sliding dOors t) a patio area. laundly and m~ room Unfinished basement 2 car garage. Vegetable pden and · dwart fnj 1rees. Amen6es .are too nume10us to 1tst Shown by' • �15, D ~The Sunday Times-Senlinel Page 1984 1984 f <~rill & Supplil'· l;vestoc~ Autos for Sale 71 1 ="6 71 1967 Mustang 289. 3 op., Cadill•• 2 dr. hardtop, sedan good cond.. fully new exhluat. fairly new tireS, runt good. Body good. loeded, Must see to appre- ciate. Call 446-2106. Farm Equipment ·61 J .D. 46 combine, both heads. good con d., with new 446-4462. 1976 Monte Corio, good cond. Call 446·0181 or 446-3243 eve. Price t2.&oo. Cell 614379·2682. Wocd splitter 1981 model ' 16 ton pre11ure, 6 HP. equipped for towing, very good cond . Call 814-2469581. Allis Chalmers mid season nle on ell 1984 Allis Chalmers lawn and garden tractors left in stock $60 .00 over'cost, See us now if you are in the market tOr a new farm nactor from 40 hp to 170 hp, 2 or 4 wheel t:!lrive. We can sell you any new tractor 1 0 percent off of dealer Invoice. Keefers Ser· vice Canter. St. Rt.87, 304895.-3874 Ripley Rood. Pl. Pleasant . New Holland new and used hay -and forag& equipment for the month of JulY only. Free financing until Jan. 1, 1!!86 or 10.9 percent II· nanclng for 3 veara or take a cash discount. 1 -used No. 496 12ft. haybine used very little 87,900.; 1-used Now Holland No. 273 baler $2,300.; 1-uood New Hoi· . redue~~d to •4.900. excel· lent condition. must sell. Cell 614-245-5392. 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo good cond., low mi- and painted whh cultivators and equipmen1 . . 1982 Cavalier PS, PB, AC. motor. Cell 614·379 -2484. 1 978 Ford Fiesta good gas mlleo. good cond. Call 614Farman cub tractor. just 245 -9179. rebuilt Autos for Sale ---'----- leega. Call 446-4816. · 1'976 Chevy sta1iOI'"f wagon. 9 PIIMnger, vary good 1979 Chevy Coprlco Ciao· cond .. · $976 or will trade. Call814-246-9618. sic, 2 dr, ac, Pl.• V·8 engine, body good condition, exc. performance. Will consider au · offers. (:all 614-992· 7412 alter 6 p.m. 1977 Dodge A open .. olant 6, 4 dr., ch:,an,· axe. running cond .. 82.000 mlleo , $1 ,250. Call 446·8158. 1978 ·Ford Faionont FutUra . 1979 T-Bi;d, loaded. clean. low mileage. Coil 614-992· 5600. . 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlau. Call 446-6632. I DUG~N - b () I ~- '77 Oldsmobile cutla11, auto AC, tilt 11eerlng ·-I KNARC-: . Railey wheelt. good cond. $2 , 500 .00. 304- 876· 6474. I I I [) f I KI ) 1978 GMC Brigldlro tri· ulo. 671 Dotriol dlooot 13 1 976 Camero 350. auto. opd., 17ft. Benson dump. PS, PB . AM radio •. Coil 614-2411-9667. $1700.00. good sho!'" call 304-878· 1212 daytime, ev· 1971 llMC IIOP von, 14ft. eninga 676-2372. I DERAIV gl8sa par bo•t with .trailer 1954 Chevrolet, 2 door, 8 ' and 40 HP Johnson motor . . cyl. standard. axe . Cond . Col 448-4337. WHEt-~ 'YOU'RE tN· I'T1 YOU t-IEVEFI: J!::)\JOW. tROVACTj 304-882-3236. N(lW anange thl clrded letters 10 form Ule sui'J)f'llt antwer, u sug· gelled by tho obo¥0 .,.,..,, .'7il i 977 Fo;d truck, A-1 condlMo"te Corio ' 306 eng. .tlon. Muot sell. $2100. Call auto .• ps.: pb, ac. runs good, 1114-11117-81147~ need• body work. $600. 304-67&-3409. Vesterda~ · s I Jumbles: TESTY · 4nswer: ELIKIA LACING selecc tne finest wine, e)(amine 56,000 miles in good condi- tion for $1 ,400. Cell 614· 266-6477. 1 981 BEST-CF.LLAA LIST 44·6 ·6610 ]~~~~~~:~~,, 2 dr. · .. 4cyl., . Chevette2dr., AM. 1980 AMC4opd Spirit 2 dr.. 4 opd.. 4 cyl.. AM-FM J2,49,4 . 1977 Dodge Aipen, auto. AM, 81.799. John's Auto Sales. Bulavllla Rd. Oalllpollo, Oh. Open til dark. Call 446-4782. ,,. ' 1 984 Chev~a. 4 door. auto, less then a.opo miles. Phone 304-676·2039 after 5 or 67&-3210. · row haad $1,760. Keefer• Service Center. St. Rt. 87, Rlp!ay Road. Pt. Pleasant. · ' .. <;!.. REDUCED TO $69,000 - Beautiful Ohio River view. lnground pool w~h decking all around. 1.977 acre lawn. 4 bedrooms, kitchen complete, dining room, living room, ful fin~hed basement wet bar, family room, utility room 3 baths, garage, patio, office room. a~rr~l gelding. sired by Sup8r Chicka can be shown with little work . $600 eoch. Call Lee 614-992-2488. Reg. Polled Haroford cattle, complete herd disponet · S Gilead herd bull - cows with catves, heifers, young bulls. Very Reasonable. Call 1114992-6686. Excellent pleasure riding horse, very gentle, one new saddle, one used, two blankets. $060.00. 304676-6474. Heavy laying hens, phone 304-875-4437. . ' 6l0 NICE COUNTRY HOME · . IACREMORL large 12 ·room remodeled 7 rooms. iII story older style home. 6 bedrooms, 2 ba1hs home. 3 bedrooms, full !)asewith modem kitchen. Horne ment one acre, all usable land. covered with carefree alum. Rural wa!er sysem, one bath. ~ing, Thermopane windows. , Every1hing in ~ condition. ~ sundecks, fuel til FA fut'nace Slor'age bUiding, gamge. Buy wi1h a wood burner insert 4 car th~ . lxlme for on~ $29,900 gamge and numerous stnrage Jl()W. ~dgs. 2.093 acres. Rolling lev~ land. Areal County Gentleman Home. Phone now! #578 .. . IIEW USIING ~SlOP SEARCHING for acreage with a comfortable home within a short distance of Ga!ipolis. 6 Acres with I!Ver 480ft of frontage on Sl Rt 141. 4 bedroom remodled .home. 3 car block garage. Owner leaving area. PJice!l in mid 30's. • 11632 I% SIORV HOME PLUS -6\\ ACRES. II OR l 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, I bath plus shower in basement Rural water system, garage All in IP)d condition. 61\ acres MIL Lois of space . ·. · Straw for sola. Call 446· 1642. l ra nsport at ion 71 Autos for Sale TO~ CASH paid for late inoael used Cars. Smith Bulck~ Pontiac, 191 1 East- ern Avo.. Oallipolio. Call 614-446-2282 . . Lease your new vehicle dop't buy. No down payment, eJCcellent rates. lnfortp•tion Cell Collect Braun & A11o· elates 614-423-6680. . 1983 Plymouth Colt18.000 mi .. stand. 1hift plus economy shift, air. Call814-379- 2726. 1978 VW Rabbit dlaoel, sunroof. good tires. great mileage. 12.000.00. (614) 246·6018. ' 1981 Dodge Olpolmat 6 cyl .. outo.. 38,000 miles. 2 dr. Call 814-379-2726. .- 30 A. M/L, QUALITY HOME & BARN . . #598 ··- . . IN GALLIPOUS 5 room older type home, 600 block of 3rd Ave. lmmedia1e possession - one car garage, all city utilities. Priced Low. $19,900.00. . FARM OR INVESTMENl & BUILDING LOTS 130 ACRES 1milefrom Ohio River. features house, hug_e dutch sty!e barn, eMcellent I s11e. crop land, pasture, woods. Owner says "MAKE OFFER ON ALL OR PARr': Priced to sell as a farm. ATIENTION BUILilERS This property has been sub· divided into 1 acre - 10 acre sites, can be sold indi· vidually. Leax water obtain· able, priced low, possible e•cellent terms. This is an e•cellent buy for either farml or development. POMEROY - 2 nice build· ing lots on Wright St Water & sewer. $5.000.00 each. MONTGOMERY REALTY ~~ME AA~CH .- ~8 ;;DROOM Just off Rt .. Eat · in kitchen, fam~y room, two ba1hs. 2-car garage. Rural wa1er. centrai air. Vinyl sidin~ Full fin~hed basement Priced in the 50s.. . fi600 #609 BEEF AND GRAIN fARM One of Gallia County's finest 171 acres, more or less of level to gently rolling ~nd, 80% bllable, frontage on '3 roads, all mineral rights included. 60'• 70' barn, equipment sheds, corn cribs, rerrOOeled farm house in ~ condition. Much rllore delai~. Call now. ' #603 HOME - 2 ACRES IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house with 3 or possi~e 4 bedrooms, l<itchen w~h·bui~·ln cabinels, storm windows and doors. large buildin& ~prox. 32'x60', located on State Highway. CaU for your appointment now. #<364 BUILDING LOTS • 2 Lots in Bidwell area. Suitable for mobile homeor build your.own horne. Ruml water, buy both for $2,800.00. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - $24.900 In Gallipolis. Walk lo shop dawn1own. 6 rooms, 3 bedroof!IS full basemen~ nice large froot porch. No upf<eep. Nice large shade trees. Low ta'"" Home you sllould check on. #530 MULTI PURPOSf PROPERTY Located on Ohio Rl7 near Gallipofi~ Walk-in oooler. display calli· nets. 1hree rental mobile lllmes - income now $660 per month. Could be 6 room brick horne pius 2 rooms for bu~ness - wha· lever you have in mind. Flower shop, small grocery store, carry-out, etc. Lo1s of uses. PhOne for appointment fo see. Live in cart - bu. ~ness · in tiller part Rent roobile homes. Great opp!llunity. · . QUIET COUNTRY LIYINiil AT EDGE OF POMEROY. SEWING Mochlno ropolro. GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET. CLEAN, -d. Mrlica. Authorized Singer Soles lo Service Sharpen scotchguard·Wa1er e.lltractlon, deodorizers. FREE Mil· Sclnoro. Fobric Shop, rna.... RMIOnable rates .· Pomeroy. 1114-992-2284. llano Smith, 992-6309. RON'S Tolmslon Service. Spociollzlng In Zenith end Real.Estate Agency~ .. ••' 2398 or 1114-448-2454. Need oomothlng houlod ••••ment•. pQof decks.• •nv olzo Job. perking loll, 79 Motora Homaa & Camper• eway or aomething mov~? ~ General Hauling. For ..~ Umeatone. fill dirt, 8nd tgp ooK. Call Coli 614-266- .. 1427. 8URDETTE CAMPER BALES lo SERVICE, Open dally 8 to 6:30, 801.- 9 to 4. C - Sunday. U.6. Rt. IIO, Coolville, Oh ' 1114-1167· 3388. IN REAL ESTATE · SALES IN\~ALLIA CO. Plumbing & Heating 82 •• .. JIMS WATER SERVICE . •. Coli Jim Lenior. 304-6711· . 7397,' ·'._ CARTER'S PLUMBING ' AND HEATING • Cor. Fourth ""d Pine 87 Upholstery Golfipollo. D.hlo • _ _ __ _ _.,....;._ _ Pop-up te!ll compor. f -210 o .• teun engine ~ Phone 814-4411-3888 or transmission •. ·1 0 cu . ft . 1114·448-4477 TAl STATE - .•.ontlquemlrroro Coli . UPHOLSTERY SHOP ,,. PLUMBINQ ia·HEATJIM'S 814-2e&-t491!. 1163 Soc , Ava., Gall/polio . ING. Rt. 1. Box 3611. Gollipollo. Col 614-367·0676. 814-446-7833or614-446- '· 1833. '. SHULAW'S Plumbing ond Heming. 211 W. Sixth bint PI-nt. Vo. 304-=-::---,,....-----J 11711-6420. Uconood and .. . 'WE NEED LISTINGS BADLY 5'. 1--------- 81 Home Business ;~ insured. Improvement• ~. .M......m Roofing lo irig., N- insteling . ~· .. SerVices ·;: ~:'.:~I 83 Excavating ~ . - .. 30 .,... oxporionce, · specleliZing In built up roof. ~. ' " 86 · General Hauling: Motorol•. Ouaz1r, and hquM cello. Col 304-571· " .... . .... • Romodollng, lldlng. Interior We'll do it. Coli 814·2&11· , ond e x -. taxbiNCI coat- '211 orltor 6:30. lng. elmut.t.d brick ond 1..:..-:- ::-- - - :::--:-- '' 17 lt. trl-houl. stucCo. thermo replacement James Boys Weter &.,-vice. •··• 11115 HP Mercury-Cruloo wlndoWo. 304-671-111110. · ~lob poolo filled. Call 614· • Jnb~•rd-.outboard , power 2&8-1141 or 614-446· :; trim. Cell 304-871-11288. Cement flnioher. Rlchord 1176 or i$14-446·7911 . llorflold. 614-88G·US4. ~ ' c. 814-388-88117. ' ·RUSS ~ND •' MAX ElliOTT CO. ~ Lonnox Hootin1 & Air Cond~ · tionio,. All TTP" tn•ulltioa, EIK1ncal WinniCall 4<46-8515 or 446-0445 tfc . ··, .. , ~, ' ·~ ~, " .... ., ..·~ PRICED REDUCED AND EAST T£1111$! - Priced at only $29,900. 3 bedlooms mnch with attached carport IJving room, bath, utility, kitchen and dining area 11.acre lawn. Rtdntly )llirQd ~,~ ~ 41621 • OLO CHARM' - Spacious room~ some remareling already done. New kitchen, new bath, lovely fireplace bu1 still work to be done. 1 a<;re with rural water and septic tan~ Priced at $19,000. . #552 #580 . VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner financing, sirndeck. rural·water, septic system, eie¢ic. Quy rt with camping trailer or witoout. concrete pad. Great F~hing! Buy and move right in. · · LOW DOWN PAYMENT. OWNER FfN~NCING Are you looking for a 2 bedroom home 011erfooking the Ohio River with little maintenance. Be~nner home or retirement home. We have it #260 6.95 ACRES VACANT AND OFF RT. 35 Rolfing land - Beside old U.S. Highway 35. In an area that is developing fast. Rl 35, short distance west ol Gallipolis. Get ~ now. • N544 , . . 8ACRES 'Mthin 10 minute drive to dawriDwn. Gallpolis. !ltj School Sys1ern. Has h90kup for moQie oome. tlaffia Rural Water, electric and septic tank. Night lght on pole. .200 It fronta6e on Graham School Rd. Timber. Btilding sites. tal now. IHn I acre lawn. Amenities Include full bath, kitchen, dining room. living room, front porch, ~iding ~ass doors, off dining area. Possi~e loan assumption with low interest rate. #514 SIIAIHCREAGE- Price reduced. ~7 acres. mtweor less. Has large bam in ~ condibon. 'Some ot~ amenibes include county water, free gas, crop area, pasture and woods. Pric<! is right $27,000. Cheshire Township. OET your cerpot SHIP I ~+;.11'! SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Wotor - 1 . turnilure cl11ning, fTw nti· - -2.- - ' Jf582 CLAY TOWNSHIP - 128 acre farm, formerly used as ' . . lih:dme .,.,...,.... ""'iM1 -•• . ' ' lMM£0tATE POSSESSION and in need of a family looking ror a nice horile. 3 bedroom l!riek ranch, 111 baths. ful basement. prage. Approx .. 53 1m lawn. Wrthin five minutes of Spring Valey soopping area and Holzer Medical Center. 41620 169 ACRES MORl OR LESS ....: Si1 room remodeled house. 2 large barns, adequate wale~ supply. Appro•. 30 acres crop land.IOOacres pasture. 36ocres woods. tobacco base. Some ~d wildlife area, Blacktop road. Ex1ra !lome sttes. Ready to sell. C.ll now. · .::• _v, ACRE LOT with a 1971, 2 BR mol)le home, garage. se;:Aic tan~ rural wa1er. Included are the sti!Ve, refrigerator, 2 air conditioners. washer and dryer. Located at McCully Road. Priced a1 $15,000. . . . #584 ROOM TO ROAM and do as you ~ wnh this37 acre parcel. Older house, not liveable. Well. WMe Oak Road. Owner wi" help with part of financin~ Jf587 STATE ROUTE 16Q - Take your personal kerns and · you're ready to move into this completely furnished 14'x70' Holly Park mobile oome. Formal dining. 1\\ baths central air, 3Sxl2' coveted · porch. 24'•24' gara~. Situated on 2 acres. partial~ wooded. Take a look at tlis one today. . N591 . #578 MINI FARM - OWNER WANTS A FAST SALE!- 12 acres more or less wfth 14ft. by 70ft 1981 Windsor moille home. New fence, bam, pond, tooacco base, garden area. Call today! '11609 ' 2'AC~ES PWS NEW HOME - Buy now and h3ve your choice of finishing touches. !BOO SQ. It of lMng space. ~ baths, formal dini~& oak cal)nets in kitchen, large living rlllim, utility. Fin~hed and ready for you at $S8,900. N599 ' . iMMEDIATE POSSESSION - This 3 bedroom ranch . style home ~ looking for a new owner. Living room, dining room. lamill room, kitchen, lurnace room. Forced air oil furnace, also woodbllller. Barn, tobacco base, 6 acres. $25,000. .. PRICE RtDUCED on tlis Meigs County lOt. Excellent • building,.site. Baum Addition. Water tap included. Residef\ljal only. FRAME 2 SIORV "_ This solid ol~ horire has 4 bedrooms. living room, family room, dining room, kitchen, bath. Nice lawn, 4 lots tolal. Garage, carport cellar house, storage building, Waiting to be cared for. . N539 ' NEW USTING - MOBILE HOME PLU~ 41!_acre!;, IO'x50', 1993 mobile home with IO'x26 addition. 3 bed,roomS, ba1h livin& room. klclien with range and relrige ator . Wclodbumer induded Located Vlfllon - ' . 41623 fl537 RESI!lE'tmAl OR COMMERCIAL - Take yoor lick with lh~ 1.58 acres. Upper Ri. 7 location. frontJge on river. 2 bedroom home. Mobile horne hookup. Looking for.an investment? Give us a call 011 this one. , 11011£ I!ETT(R ~T A $36.000 PIIC( - ~ 4 yoors <*!. 3 bedrooms, Yf!IY nice - · drine ..:I living room. 12124 ba!eme11t wi1h -~~- 1.6 ac. in al. You mustlakealoirk. MOBIL£ HOME SITE- ACRAGE. $18,000 will buy 35 acres wilh stoclced pond and troller pad. Rural water avai_~~e. wooded area, plus bt.ilding ~ 41619 A LlTTI.£ SOMfTHING OOIA is found in th~ P~mfortable brid ranch. 3 bedrooms. sunken living room. formal dining. 211 baths, flmlly room IW!h fireplace. 2 car lrten:om;I8Jtral til. <be Rl 35 s1hopping area. Cln ~ purchased with .Bxtnl ~ m M ' """'n liiPnu&lli ?' • 311~ RIO GIWIDE AREA -l'wfect ilr the small family: 2 bedroom hoine with .9 8Cii. n1011 or Jess. with prden and fruft !Jees. Sb'ilil! building. Priced at $37,000•. _ . t515 'ASSUIIPTIOII, LOW INTEREsT lATE ;_ Large 'ranch . ~ home with 1860·sq. It filished plus,640 sq. rt unfinished. .Home has 3 tiedrooms. 2 bethS, etbc:hed 'l!lx'ZZ Praee. vinr:.:S:' Ntc:e Clean oome. Level lawn of 1.3 acres. in Green Townsl'ip. Price reduced. • IIQ4 ' LOAN ASSUMPTION ..- GREAT TERMS! ~ Home priced at $32,000, loan ba~nce approM. $24,900, 9~% APR, month~ pa~m $261 includ~ taxes and · insurance. Very ntee with 2 bedrooms, 'bath. lving room with ffrepllce, kitchen, · dining room. ful baiement Gas hell Unattached garage.' GOOD BUY! -: Ches~re townsli~ ~k 3 bedroom mnch stYle home with approx. 5 aats of land, pasture aild WIIOih. Horne is only 5 yeus old. l.tAs of cabinel ' $111C8. livin& roodem, wilt constnrc:ted. Mainl!nance fr8e - RIO GIWIDE AREA -119acre flrtn. Remodeled Ill ·~ houM. bern, timber and tillable acreage, County . · sthools. Owner needs to sel IXIW! CahKlay. 11611 NEW LISTIIIG - HAVE IT ALL - 38 acre farm plus 14'•70' mllbile home completely furnished, 3· bedrooms. 2 beths. KinJ autometit woodbumer, drilled .. ,..., 30'130' bam; llfl jllsl w.rtlna for yOu. . 11597 JUS'i umD .- COMIUCW. GARA8£ .:.. Bklcil ~ 4 bly, ~ restrao.Ta. alllce . . . . . . rooms, 3 pita tlledric. Sltulllld an 1 lew! kit ~ ,oo Sllll ROUII willl 11011 nllic ttaw. Give 1 ~ for . mont de1lils. -·------ a111t - bUualn..., an ~ Tudlr 11X111t UMI lrltd< II lie end Ill lie ne IIII1UJded ll'IISon lite Sac. lit This \,",f ........ ........, ....... -.3-nii""J nice I!11l1lllliolo ~ -. dillri1 Sot t end malre . . .. aASS1C .2 STillY. 4 lrodmorn l!ome. 15 .IC.. - Qay . sdoD. RMnrudelod ICfa1. wilh ~ 21111111!,nl--13 ~'.:f'"""" ' ........ ..... tloraB .... "' 11ft f)( ...... ond lit '2i. _...,in G11U11 SCIIIIIlL DIST -lblmr end ...__ 2 ......, h>me on Sllle lri;!wlr. 1lis home his•""' lomily room. _, nrom. - - othlllls <A - . lullbose1111ll -roof, 2 Cll dellched pr. . II> !by CIIUid 11M IJICIIher bedruoril M~on nice I II> ac. setq O!mets aJnSid<J linnirlg..Prall in «T• I...., he"'*" 112 ACIIES PIUS 4TW OlD 3lrednlonllrame illcllled iu11 ·!lff St Rl. t60 .. Kerr-Harri!lug Rood. il .... construd!Jd. .... lrildllrl - . .... ...... wor1r ...mce, Nice bill!.- s1M I * " - l!oll. t.qeZ<.~2 !1!Jate lrutings. IWd lo belt I! doing price Ill Prioed " $57.Sil fbid!r ams -IIC ligl! sdloal. "7.000. IIDIICID Rll QU1CI w1 - neally 2 Qonr il!liws lo 1!1 lhil c.... Qrd . _ and .. d!oAal (llic:e" S45.1Dll.ocllad in rim_., RID Gm1e. ltDuse ;,. 4bllharrrs. .... Ml& roam. b'mal dir!inJ ... ...,., ..... lpliUw:es. dllrry - - !illrt[ond ni:elarod!ciflini E>peOally IXIIMI1ilnt b 111111e . .., wt llilhlle .. - . pl.,, Q U'"IWinted 44 Nllt'il Egvpti. . 15201101 .46 .......... 4$-47 ........... ,,.._ 3C>AIIteo!loQ. 1111~ t17l..DIIrll.-lnr1N 111Frlghl 12(1~-· SGool \10- Sirlle.out ' se.- •- 151Mcnanc:lllnl tSI~hqm 1&1 Bl' IIOLJII. .,.. 1 Partol- 111 .... 10 112 Perllmecl Rqlhby ,......,_ 122-.g- 5I Slnglo ·jji)Orgonol- ·- _ 154..._..... 101~ . S4 ~·aune W<Wdo"atownote .rcn. 100... 71 ....... 12- ; 9i Nlr'JOii, .. ac.'d 100- 42 T,pe ol br-s 124 ....... "*-' 12Sa-, 128 Distal~ I 128Ccwllwda•• _, ' 74_"_ feMI 132&.§w•tt.e t33 Tille Idly 135 Wolgl<" l 1:l8Highc0nl 139Lodcclh* ....... of _,.. 61 Skin ol' fn.it 83 Cower with~ ...,.. ~~-- 10-cotloQ. 74S.apen 75 Soft ..... labfk: 77 Food programs , .. PNIIc dow~'~ 15- ""'*' GigaCWttuct 1101 ~· -- 11Footbol-o 126 Teer1 ,,._ 127 Chlstllln festival t:JJ Pabmer ··~ 131 Total 132 ~tshments . , 1:}4 Gon mounCI •. 136 Downy (IUC61; ' 137 BelklwS 139 A Reinet ee Fllecl with tear 90 1'1010 92SolelmVOII 157 French artir:te 71 ..... oftlmlmd lOA! 1 SHl in tr+tddle!3 legll matlf!l" l .. _ ·-i·.,. ' 123 Compos$~ 125 Scaaers 1-40 Suppiicale 144 Mountain pass 145Bewer. 1~ Dress border 147 8ectrified par1ic;te 148 r •eU~UWtU~y 149Poem 151 fner in Italy 153 Height abbr 155 CtWlese dist.-.::.e ........... aru- .~ ~ · ~· 1 21~ e For..._.ll:lbr. 1213Wri!Oig- .... .. 115 Additional 119 t.lfUir 7 biUI forttl 11 Aepinaod . ~M'CJ ..... t16SoU!hwesta'n . . Go .. Put .~ 111 ProrYi88 112 Southeas1em BnlpMn 115 Prefii: dilt.-.t SOTS J ""'""' 53""""' 55 on ....... ,., .,._ ·;or Athletic g.-oup 113leltel 71 Eltlt' 'ri'M'I 13TIIOII 10 Slrlll gf . . . . . ""-"-"' 131 ..... end 105~1m0unt 106 Command to cal .... · tion 141 Roam ;n hnm 110fb:Jntlilt:l'. !Ill SinQOio..., · lOB o.awg. I PI ... 10rs- 15Qo.p...., 430Nb .,..,._ 409.' 15 RoiM'I1001 built kl list CeiW . bills, W 1 Pierced wlttli'IOrns •' 99Twcty 411-ltNOdan 147&wy 104 """"" Msru..,. QU11L1TT UJ ..IE- This ooe was "'* 1iirw. 4 lilthorns.. room, I\! I 1at1, ,._ .. twrY 11w ariG. rite HW lours ond 141- "Sl:a: -__ ..............-_ .........··-- ... -,._ ·51 IIAIE R lOURS IIISI£Ail OFYOOR IMDIOfiO'S- 2·3 8f! horne perfed b' newly n!llllld!Jed oal-in lrilthen. livinQ room. Ul and large lenced in lot oil!! shade troas. 2..ches. You can'l affo<d not lo lool< Jl $29.900. in 1111! ~ YWI lind tli5 hand5ome 4 • .4Q 80 Pli""'WWd 103lOS __ - ~7 31 st.dl tree 36 Corrrlullly 37 Theltflr boK ---. .._,..., ···112-.. ..... ............ 1551 AlmMII 100- 35 CONol11od 93Anon 95F-.short 144~00 ,.._ . _.., 100-·... 32 A...-: abbr. 33 Mlllr"l ....-e 37 f-.LCJd DcWDIT STAlE Of lmiR - OuaitY lltili7 "'"' <*I hoine on Ordlord HI Ru;i only 4 iliiles from GalipoiiS. Flll bosomenl. divided wth in tr•44' fil!ished arel. Fuel ai b'c:ed li'lumace, 3 bedroomS, I \1 bo1hs anc! 2 car - · M on I ac.. ,..,. tw less.. ~ ill $58.900. 19.....,.,..,. t.taldln IOwld 1-13 Kind ot type: ~~~-"" ...... IIESAIFMIY··--.1111-Ihe-·,..·rt!-.lllro .. I*OI!ni..--JOU 1~ Ill COI.ftty Of Alia .. a.ngo 2Sttarr ywr 4>_1!184 Century%! ilooliliiiiOCo<poro&lon ~lru'""'I'!~:!AF. ®and "-badenwi<•oltentury 21 Real llota~Corpontion. Prlntodb1 tr.S.A. Btpro1 HOUIIJIII ~lryfil -· .... :r 22,_ ACII£AG£ lEAR '1'01111 - 3 bed1110111 home sil1t*! .on 2 acres wth up to 11 acres ...utr1e. Tile home his 3 king Ollld bedtoomS, iomily rtXII11, iaree · I ;Uce U I wadxrmer 1M .. ak1er home ltllllhe Ifill help mal!t 1x1use pymts. W!lh 2 acres i is $37,~. will 11 acres d iS $47,500. M praee. lllflr Cily o:l'todl; SERENE AND PRIVATE ~ Th~ ranch style home ~ located in Addison Township and surrounded by woods. 3 bedrooms, 2 full ba1hs, kttchen with dining area, large living room wtth . fireplace, patio, lovely inground pool. Approx. II acres. #559 PRICED AT $43.000 A~D IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom bi-level loca1ed a1 the e<lge of town. Dining area, living room, large family room. Ganige. Nat . gas forced air heat Nice lawn. Need to sell to .settle • -_ 21- ,_ .......·.,...,..,., >OOVIgor.- 1-41 FWr G,nl'l 78 fWI of dVCtl 11 SlriCI IIQ2 _ JL · bedrooms, one <A wtidl an efli:iorN:y l*f)en liJ"' wt1en mom illd pop wme Ill llisil). !.ats d cial5 ond 2 ""' !I!Jaet rlllims. 1lis is a111JJ1rY liWl& Ills best Toile I strr.l l!!roogl! lhe « a swim in lhe ptlli ~ 1 QD pe..-ftll ;Uce wf1ere you can reiox « li!le ! up. Prioed wei under """"""""· aJSl Owner is ""Y wills lo Sl!l 11570 estate. ___;S=U=N=D=A=Y====P=U=ZZ=L=E=R~~~ "..,...,....,.. .. ,._ .., ..... .. ,.... .. -... ... ·- ......- _ --..... .. __ l1d .... laundry ......... llf 3 .... Eqtipped - ..:; NEW USIING - 90 ACRES VACANT LAND - Rio Grande area. New 30'x45' beef cattle barn. New fences. rural water, nice building sites. Pnva1e. urge tobacco base. Owner anxious. 3-LEVEL HOME, , MOBILE HOME PARK PLUS ACREAGE - Good locatiln. Home featuring 3. bedrooms. formal dining. family room 2 baths. fireplace. 2 car garage, large covered patio. 11 spa~ mobile honie. par~ 27 acres. Give a call for more information today. REDUCED $10,000- OWNER NEEDS TO SELL NOW! Route 35 West kx:ation. 3 bedroom tri·levd. III ba1hs, den, formal dining. custom made ' cal) nets in kitchen. family roorr, cedar lined walk-in close1, 2 fireplaces. attic ian. Natural gas heat 2 car garage. Don't miss th~ buy. #542 p.m. Rogers Be•amant Wcluapcoofing. beauifu/12 ac. tract will o-. smal m:llltd, and • """""' view ollhe """""""" his end .... On 1he lil.t ibJ, )'IU1 ,q.y a ""' hinc nrom. lqe bmll ' dining room, 5 llodmoms. 3 ...... I ~ 1!111111. lilnry, #580 ~ 814-237-0488. 9 o.m. to 6 HEIIFS THE IESTIUY Cll THE IIM1I£T -llistW!anding brir:lt feDes ~ arnslnrclion bj t.-8 Aldie l.oe. II'S ' kicaled on a lml lllhe end ola llriw*- end ir:Uies 1 ;; . Local ,..,_. c• h.lmisMd. Free - -· Coli co11ec:t t . • #556 . JACKSON COUNTY.- 105 acre fai'nt 2 story older . · 304-891· BASEMENT WATER· . PROOFING. UnccHtditionoi dairy. Quality bum oome with full basement 2 bedroom apartment included. urge barn loafi~g shed, tooocco base ~lo 2 ponds. G1ve us·a call for more dela1ls. ' - 304-876-2295. ...... wels c:omn"*cial and domMtic, c.t holn, pump #449 Top quality 9 room house with 7 roorm carpeted 4 bedrooms bath, and full basement plus 3 car garage. Good' barn apprOM' 30'M40' plus-chicken house.a~pro,, 12'x30'. Approx. lOacres till_: ~e and 20 acres pasture w•h large pond. Beautiful location wi1h 11 mrle frontage oo blacktop State Highway . • . tmprovemenu 1974 Collfornlo llyie 111ft ln-rd old boot. Ct.Yrolot '71 Hon• H - 4 0 0 - .,.,...., V--e, lno•-olve, blloe f&OO.OO. 304-876· 10 - e . -•• 4, 7378. · upholstery, n- brokoo. e3.000 lncludfttraMor. Coli 11177 8111Uki OT 7110 with 448-1822. forrlng t1,100.oo. · Phone 1-,;.:.__.:._ _ _--:---' 304-871·1888. 1874 M - 1 7 f t.. open bow. 81 HP Mercury out· oxe. con. Coli S14· 948·2222. . ,r:' .... .,_ home, 3bedrooms, bath, kitchen with buitt-in range aIll oven, dishwasher, living room. Bams, cellar and ceUar 1 · house: · #606 64 Hay & Grain N~·l :- E lectrlcal & Refrieeratlon 84 ·HOme 2BEDROOM FRAME.:.. 3 year old ranch wtth apprOM. 11'1 STORY HOME PLUS Yoo can buy th~ home and acres 'loi only $32.900.00 now. . 81 · ~ ·-~ TAKE NOTICE - Here ~ the perfect oouse for the family wanting a maintenance 'free oome with low heating bil~. Home has living room, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath, I car gamge, storage building. central air. Nice fenced lawn. Priced right · 5 yr. old Sorrel mare has had, 2 yr. training at Meri- 1387. ... 41614 livestock -fin· ··i ··'_, ., 304·458·1642. 2 ·ACRES PLUS . ....• DON1 OVERLOOK OPPORTUNITY to 'see th~ 3 bedroom 1Y.z story home. Large living room, krtchen includes range. bath, utility; full basement Large front porch. Spacious lawn. Priced in mid 30'& Fiot Allis HD 6 dozer. ropo. a....-. ~, ' carco winch, good ' cond. !HI Boat• M otora for Sale . -~ ' ......., utro porta, 304-676- .. , . . 80 Kowoukl KZ 1300,8 19801llluzuklwlth_.. cyl. on;lnollltoft drive, mony oorlel, Uke - · will ..1or 1171 Hondo XL 171 low oxtroo, very good condition. bode. Coll448-4171 . ....... vorv cleon. CoR 441~;1110eftor II p.m. 1114-912- 1.;:.::_:_.:..::.._.::...._ _ _--::: 0894. · 1179 X18 I~ wll socrHico.2.100•troo. Coll 1110 H - 7110 · 1983 Hondo 760 Shodow 446-0988 or 114- 448- l.a,..,l .. •1.400.00. 304V-Twln, 3600mllos. U4110. 0889. 38 or 304' 871Call 814-949·2437. Wise~an ·.• " 941 Cat End loaders, rops, 1 Y2 yard bucket, good con d. . Gentle ·3 yr. old pollled hereford bull. Call614·9927468. ·: • • ••• ·-:. " ' P1lt Nutnber 1 to work-foryou: $6,600.; 1-New Holland S · 717 forage chopper, 1 8 yr. gray Reg. Quarter horle stallion, ex. dlopooltiorl, aired by Joy James. ca'll 446-3262. I - .. Marptet Bryant. Associate. 245-92n . 1878 Honda 7110•K model, priced below w~olu•. eiiC. -.d. Clll448-32t2. .A J. Merrill Cart«. Reahqr, 379-2184 Becky llni, Associate. 446-0458 · Cathy Pope, Assocille, 379-2748 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E. 1 INC. 76 .• ,,.._,• 19ja ~MP oolt·top. II FYI., 3 speed. cleon, ·good ohopo, ' 32.100 mlloo. niW tlroo••, 304-071-3813. Judy. DeWitt, Realtor. 388-8155 No.861 New Holland round baler. excellent cond . Motorcycl• 74 '11ft. tri-hul, troller. 511 hp, mau offer. 304-178·8387. ~; ~: II . Motorcyclea 1178 Ford Shoto window · • • .. ; von. Coll814-246·68~1-.:. light blue Pontiac T1 000, 38.000 miles excal· 1981· Ford Escort 2 dr .. 4 lent condition. Call 992· apd., 4 cyl. 1981 Chevy 3916. 74 ' work . Coli 814-992-8696 or 992·2290. cut 26 acres. $6,600.;. 1· dith Manor. 3 yr. old Honda 7110 ouotom, 2.800 mileoo C~ll 814- 3117- '70 Ford 300 Compor van. 302 V8. 1outo. duol ps~muol soli. CoH 614-992- tonko. runo good, •1110.00 -8885. looko good. 304·176-28118. ' tires. engine needs a little land No. 488 9 ff. haybine, 63 1977 14 ton von. dark gr-. cuotomlzed, lnouloted, fully corpotod, captain cholro, bencheo, bod.' AT, Pl. PB, AM -FM 8 trock, cabinet opookirs. 14.&00. c 'oll304·. •7&-1731 after &PM. 1976 l)odgo· 14 ton tNck. VB, good tires. fair body. '18 Jlllovorick, 6 hp, AC. ph9n• 304-6711-3967. ABIDE Motorcycle• 19 or trode. 76 Ford otop o.lde ~ ton 1978 Ford von. pickup, A-1 ohapo. 40.000 Caii44S-0!.81 or448·3243 actual mileo. 448-9780. eve. wheel. AM-FM. PS, PB. ,... ' •• 74 Plymonth TroUDullor. engine, AC, PI, P8, 4 Cob 814-192·3792. trAn•~ ' - ~ - - .... 1972 MG8 llT. now paint l!o 1974 Olda Delta 88 Royale. 4 dr., 350 engine, PS. PB. 1982 Camero Z 28, o•c. cond , 20.000 mil01. t8,996.00. Must sell. 304075-2189, . • ktur ordinary,words. w. Ohio PGint Trucks for Sale 72 Vena• 4 Unacremble theN. lol.l" Jumt:Jiel, one lettll' 10 eech square, to form $1996. Cil1614-742-2306 after 6 p.m. 1981 MazdallLC1982S10 long bod, pickup, 4 opd .. 6 cyl. Call 446-4447. Autos for Sale 71 -· l ~ ~ ~ ~ '•"•' ''' . OMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT PROPERTIES " -!lib---.. . . ATTEIIIIOI MWESRIIS Itt IDalion in ""'"· ~ 1* I . Ill lftco will 3 . . .lis. Vooy .... lhe river.4Two 2 bochom oparloaltl ond one "\:'!.~ I Tolll ren1 arUid nod! $10.000 jJif ,..,, . POSSIIILITIES 1110 1IUIEIOIIS 111 CGII1T - h l"' ....... llr:llirn. sizt. 11)1111. .... qullily Ill lhil - ,.., .... ....,., n i c e - in Dlll!r, pUs 14_11iis. Gas,.. - hert 1W cond. lllils II l!ld\ U . II 1esilonce. 18 IC. lbl11-$ 111 furnishotl • ." ,. Cal u more inh ..,.,.. "! • ,.; EJIIIitilliS POSSIIIUTIES,...;: 32.000" t - l n i & miiii1Y - in ""'"- 5 !XIorior & 3 . . . loldinCCMr 2.00 " l Ill i!rc>rMd lftco I1IU ...... is ""'""' lirrllltos.MI!Jius.,dlr. . . ' • . IN GAUIA COUNTY WISE~AN' ,A ..., ~ ...........l~~~~~~:z::~ ·' �., Pomeroy--Middle""""-Gall,'pol~. Ohi<o ,....... ~ July 15, 1984 Point "'--"" n.u-nt, W, ".a. County Agent,s Comer . . . Meigs County·Fair preparation activities ~lated '1111!1 HOUSE on Court street In GalllpoUs was built In 18113 byCharie8 Creuzet. MOIIIIIeur Creuz!t was one of about 30 l':rench famWes who came to Gallipolis In the 1810s and 1~ Bom In Lyons, Franoe, Cteuzei made llliiJiei'OUS trips to the West Indies to visit his mother. He llnalb aeffled In GalllpoUs In 1817 wllh his wife, Genevieve Plstor. .Sands refutes French 500 charge of failure By JAMEs SANDS Spe<:lal CoiTespondent GALLIPOLIS- In a 198) book by Richard Llngeman entitled, "Small Town America," the author Includes a brief ?~~~~ ~!.~ founding of Galli-. polls. His concluding para graph states: ;,But few had tbe stomach .f!)r fl!rther plonee .... lng and Jll'aA!u811 city of the French, was abliudoned, · lis buUdlngs rotted away or · preempted by squatters, the vanguard of a ruggeder breed of settlers who would efface all traces of G"alllc culture so briefly scratched In Ohio soil!' Llngeman seems t9 give a picture of toial failure by the French 500 and this Is simply not true. It occurs to us that we have seen hundreds of stmllar accounts on eany Gallipolis history reported In like fashion. While It Is true that the town would have . folded without the addition of New Englanders and Virginians, It seems evident that tbe Influence of the founding French lasted several years longer than what Llngeman admits. . ' Another fact that many historians of Llngeman's persuasion forget Is that there was a second wave . of French Immigration to Gallipolis that was perhaps more tasting than the first wave. Only about 30 or 40 of the original French families remained In toWn after 11300, but their .number was Increased by the addition In the 1810s and 1820s of a number of French families like the Creuzets, Deletombes, and Carels, all of whom became prominent In the town's history. We can list about 30 ·such families who came·to Gallipolis In the 1810s and 1820s and kept the French Influence In the town strong for many years beyond what Llngeman has reported. In fact a study of the tax duplicate for tbe year 1830 In Gallipolis shows that 56 percent of all the land and 78 percent of all business capital was controlled bY French· families. II would seem that Llngeman and several other historians who have wrltlen of the demise of the French 1100 have overstated their case. The house ~e feature today was . • the cutting height In thlr summer Is recOmmended during 'the summer . had several calls from PeoPle who By JOHN C. WCE a g()Od Idea. The taller grass shades - a halt pound actual nitrogen per have aphids on their tomatoes and Eldelllion Agent the base of the plants and soli, · . l,tlXl square• feet of lawn - If the want to know what to spray for . Agriculture, Meigs County J<eeplng the soil temperature down homeowner Insists on summer POMEROY- Upcoming Events them. Control measures for aphids and reducing stress on tbe plant and fertiliZation. on tomatoes are as follows - Monday evening, July 16 Insec;t and disease control ·are water loss lrom the soli. Meigs County Beef Cattle Associa- Malathion, 50 percent Uquld concenWatering the grass during tmportant In keeping a lawn tion picnic at the Warren Pickens . trate. Use one and one-half teas· suinmer Is one of the best ways to Farm and the Reedsville Locks and poons per ga)lon of watef; or healthy. Probably more lawns were keep It growing and In good ' Spectraclde (dlaziJIOD), 25 percent lost last year because of Insects Dam, starting at 6: 30p.m. col)dltlon. However, In summers than from . dry weatber. During Tuesday, July 17- Meigs County' Uquld concentrate. Use one teaslike the last one, most people wlll : · · 4-H Food Judging at the ' Senior poon per gallon of water; or exte!Dely dry weather, lawn spend the money for the needed : . not rotenone, 1 percent dust. Apply gr;ISSf>s "go dorm!lnl." While lawns Ci~ns Center from 4 to 8 p.m . amounts of water. Lawns need one ;" · are It\ this condition, It Is difficult to · Wednesday, July 18 ~ · Meigs llberally". Apply treatment when aphids are tell If Insects are causing any totWoinch.esofwatereveryweekto , · · County Clothing Judging at Meigs 10 days. The right amount of 1 High sChool from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. seen and repea(Jis needed There is damage. •But when rains resume In watering will welthe silll'slx to eight ~ · The Meigs County Style Revue wlll a one-day waiting time from l!lSt late summer or early fall, lawns deep, wlllch means that the Inches suffering only from dry weather be held that same evening, July 18, appltcatlon until harvest. sprinklershOuld remain In !hi! And So It Grows - Remember usually recover and within a short at 7: 30 p.m., at Meigs High Scho(ll same place for one to two hours. periOd appear, as If nothing had followed by the announcement of · the long dry summer last year ... If you are going to water lightly, the 1!& Meigs County Junior Fair the lawns that dkln't re<X>Ver? The happened to them. Those with · National Weather Bureau Is pre- severe Insect . damage do not such as hand-holding the water > I<lng and Queen. Other Important Items sCheduled dicting another such summer this recover, as was tbe case In many hose and Just sprinkling the top of ~ · tbe ground, you'll probably~ more ' forecasters are lawns last year. lor the coming week Include year. Let's ·hopethe " ~ damage than good. This klrid of Cutting height ts · helpful ln , · shearing o!.the market lambs from . wrong. . watering produces shallow-rooted • I.,ooklng back, · though, dry · keeping lawns alive and healthy. 9 a.m. to nOOn on Monday, July 16, plants that suffer quickly from the , at the fairgrounds . .. AlSo, .Dave weatber was Jiot the biggest eriemy .Cutting tOQ · shOrt weakens the hot weather when you roll up your • of our lawns. Although lawns do grass, reduces J'O()t gJ;Owth and Kra~yn. veterinarian, wlll be making vtslts to check all livestock sUffer In dry weather, the .weak Increases chances of weeds Infest- water. liose. It Is better to leave It : trig your lawn. Nomial cutting . rolled up If you are not going to do a that will be brought to the fair. He ones alj! more susceptll!le to death. What makes lawns weak'rl.ack height of Kentucky bluegrass Is one good job of watering. WUI be making his rourids on Tuesday, July 17, 'and Thursday, of fertllzatlon, inSect and disease and one-half to two Inches. Raising control, and proper mowing. Lawns July 19. neect heal~y growth, particularly . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , . . - - - - - - - - - - . Members with swine projects WID . be bringing their animals to the going Into a dry summer. Proper fertilization helps keep a "lawn fairgrounds on Saturday, Juiy 21 , .between 8 and 10 a.m. to have a healthy. Most of the annual appllca_tlon sht>uld go on In tlhe spring and blood test for pseudorabies. Aphids, aphids, aphids! I have fall. Only light appllcatlons are built by one of the second wave French - Charles Creuzet. The building dates to 1863, the year that Creuzet retired from business. Charles was born ln Lyons, France In ) 793 and came to New York In 1803. According to Hardesty's, Creuzet lived In New York and Baltimore from 1803 to 1817 and during that time was a frequent · traveler to the West Indies, as well as serving In the defense 1 of Baltimore during the British !I~Ck on the city. It was In 1817 that · Creuzet, accompanied by his bride the former Genevieve Pis tor. came to Gallipolis. ·•. Creuzet operated. a successful GALLIPOLIS - The season for store where the Lafayette Mall now home canning of vegetables Is here, sits as well as being one of the and according to Bud Carter, Gallla founders of the town's first woolen County Extension, agent, agriculfactory. Charles also was a builder, ture, It's time to c)leck pressure and some of his structures are still canner gauges to Insure safe standing. In religion Creuzet was a canning procedures. Universalist arid was greatly reHomemakers may bring their . sponslble for the building of the pressure ~ann!!r "gau~s (lids) to Universalist Church In Gallipolis ln the Gailla County Extension Office, the 400 block' of Second Avenue1 1502 Eastern Ave., on .Tuesday Some may reeall that buldlng mornings of each week to be which was razed ahoull910 and did checked while you walt. house at one lime the GaJIIa 'llmes. IUs also lnterestlngtonotethatat · least two of the second wave French also got swindled - the Deletombs and Pltrats. The Pltrat familY was taken In on a land deal at BUffalo, of _veteran ,pollee chief Milton W.Va., and Francis Deletombwas Varian. · the victim of a scam perpetrated by Varian opera~ his one-man C, E. J.Jerome,whoseplanltwas departmentooapart-.tlmebasls. to. settle a number of French about "Without -~pie like tbe chief," 18',!0 In the French Grant (Scioto ooeofflclalsald, ''thlst.mvnwouldn't County) . be,whatlt Is today ...he has worked "On reaching the promised land as pollee chief for over 25 year- they found that they had been !Land, he has done It almost as a · decelv'ed In the titles of land they community service." had purchased; Mons. Deletomb Syraclise ts home of Carleton moved on to BarboursvU!e, Va. In School and Meigs Industries. The 1823 hearing from the French school,operatedunder!heautbor!ty ' settlement In Gallipolis, the family of tbe county's 169 Board of Menial moved there, where Mons. Dele- Retardation aild Developmenial tomb laid the foundation ot - a Disabilities, ts located near the site substantial fortune for his son, In of the fonner Carleton College. the face of many hardships and The ongmal ~rieton College _ difficult!~ In the early years of that which serv~ as a three-year high settlement, In great contrast to the school and a center for te~~Cher condition of affluence they had enjoyed· In France." (History of Scioto County). -The reader" should note that· In 1823 GaUl polls was still regard~ as a French settlement In this particular history. , Sands' address Is P.O. Box fr,l, Clarksburg, Ohio 43IJ5. According' to Carter, gauges may be brought "In any time Monday thtough Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. but the checking will be done on Tuesday mornings only. 'Tuesday, July 17, Is the first day of !!!Sting and there will be a charge of ~ cents per lid tested to help cover expenses. Anyone paving questions about pressure canning or checklpg of 'g auges Is welcome to call the extension office at 446-7001. Includes complete Replacement Kitchen Cou ntertops ' AVAILABLE IN STANDARD LENGTHS INCLUDING: ' · certltlcatlon -was named for Its primary beneractor, · ..Isaac Carleton. ·, 'lbe board of tn1s1ees of tbe coi.Jege was fonned In 11115; with Its three-year high school program beginning lri the late lB!lB. The school cl!a.sed to dellver fonnal classroom lnslructlc)n In In the mld-1930s . . While the school Is gone, tbe educational spirit of the Institution remains through tbeannualpresentatlon of collegesclx>Iarshlps to area students. The!ierpetualscholarshlp fund- based upon trust fund money raised through the sale of orlglnal college propeny- 1s admlntsteml by the 21-member Carleton College Board of TrustEes. .• 4 FT ••• ·••••• , •: $23.52 6 FT •••••••••••.$35.28 .8 FT •••••••.•••.$47.04\ 1Q FT ••.•••••.• ·• $58.80 12 FT •••••••••• ·$70.56 listings . 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