https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c3f32ea60e1634efa414ef363a12b5d.pdf ebd54ffbb70c35c4da30825c3bd1ec05 PDF Text Text • Page • Friday, July 20, 1984 12-The Daily Sentinel City tightens_security Area deaths I ' after Coleman attacks •• Walls Grady. Toni, GI1!111 and Crajg (wlte Plea$ant ValleY Nurslni Care t)nlt. Surviving are her ll"sband, Eu- ·Joanne) Turlt; slstenl, Bertha Cote She was born Jan. 19, 1913, at • of Lakeworth, Fla. and Tusl Leon. SbewasarnemberrttheGood , DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - Thurs- spends the day at carqp," Mre.• Ma!y K. Baker, 82, foonerJy of gene M. Jolmson; . two daulihters, Coolville, died Thursday in Mo- EU7Abeth Barringer ot Reedsville, Koolstra ot Ashton; m.; a brother Shepberd United Methodist Church day was a 'beautiful summer day Neilson said. "I keep him· In the and stster-tn-law, Raynicm and and a memberrt thechurch'sladles , here. But children were ~more house lherestolthetlme. Moetatthe, narch Manor Nursing Home in . and . Mary O'Conner of Valdez, Alaska; three sons, John M. of Pearl Karr or Belvidere, m.; aid society' closely guarded. pt!Opleweretra~· other children don't go to camp llld Amstead, W.Va. lng in p&irs, doors were locked and juSt stay In their houael watcbllla Surviving are her husband, Ar· She was born tnSyracuse,N.Y., a Canton, George R. o! Racine, and sister-in-law, Mildred Karr of daughter of the late Eugene and Paul R. or Lorain; ftve brothel'$, Franklin Grove, Dl.; and several !bur D. McCoy; ooe daughter, security was Increased at senior -TV. People are afraid to Ietthelrkldl on the street." ROnald, Raymond, Delmar, Hollie nieces and nephews. Diana Anderson- of Point Pleasant; citizen centers. , Shamnaham Riopelle. Pollee said the)' were uncertain and Charles Grady; three sisters, Frlel)ds !D8Y call at the MWer CautiOn w~ ti\e watchword as three sons, Danny McCoy o! Siuvlvors include two daughters, whether Coleman remained In the Tessie Wolle, Frances Parsons and Funeral Home, Grove City, ~2-4 Parkersburg, W.Va., llllrey McCOy authorities continued their search J'41'S. Margaret Johants or Canada, aqea followlrigtwoa,lle&ed~arthaftl ; Martha Emerson; and 15 grandand7·9p.m. today.FuneralseiVIces o! SyraCuse, and Roger McCay ot for fugitive Alton Colmlan, wanted and Mrs. Lon1anne Parker of Oak and the beating of Gays, who bad children and 11 great· will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Cottageville, W.Va.; · two slst.enl, In connection with a six-state crime Hill, W.Va. -harbored hlrn and COIIIIJIII!Ion. funeral !lOme. with the Rev. Dan Lwlse MWerofLeon, and Ada King !ij)Iee. · &he was preceded in death by her grandchlldren. Besides her parents she was Davis o!!lclatln,g. Burtal wW ·be In .o! Sidney; ¥ brothers, . Elwood COleman, who was added last Delra Brown, 21, the weelrllefore, parents and her husband, Mlke preceded In death by three brothers !heConcorclCernetery.Donationsln Rollins of VIrginia; and Vernon ~ '· to.. the FBI's "l'en Most The Gay$' car was . recovered· Balcer; In Januaey 1984. . · · her memory may be made to Gl'Q\Ie RoUtns of Florida; and Dine Wanted" list of !ugltlves, 1s alleged Thursday, two days. afler: It Will Fiiends may call at White ·and a sister. · Mrs. Johnson was a men'lber o! City Church of Christ. til bave raped !our children- iwoof stolerl. . grandchlldren. , Funeral Home In Coolville after 7 . Pollee also are searcllllli for a the Mount Moriah Church or God · whom ~re killed. He also bas been tonight. Funeral seiV!ces will be Fllneral serviceS will be held at 2 · EverettE. King . . woman and her two chlldren WI10 and was associated with the p.m. Sunday in Good Shepherd linked to the death& of fool' 0~ helCI at the funeral home at 10 a .m. were at Gays' IKme at the same G veslte memor1a1 rttes for United MethOdist Oturch, with the people, . two or them women. Saturday, with oortal In Coolville National Marttlme Union. Services will be held at 1 p.m. ra Charges bave been!lledagalnsthlrn · time as Coleman and Ms. Brown. Cemetery. " Monda In Ewing Funeral Home Everett E . King, 72, Peru, N.Y., a Rev. Joh!l H. Icenhower and the Rev. Jack Ferrell officiating. Bur!al in two o! the slaylngs. ' . with ~ Rev. Jim Satter!leW former resident o! Meigs County, "We're still working under the Infant Black "You don't see children oot," said will be In Forest HWs Cemetery. off!c!atlng Bur!al will be In Letart who died in June In Plattsburgh, Frtends may call at Wilcoxen Macey Diane 'Neilson, who Jives assumption that Coleman could still Graveside rites were l)eld this FallsCe · ~ Fr!endsmaycallat , N.Y., willbeheldat2p.m.Sundayin Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. three doors !rom the lxxne of the be In the ~a. because there's. no iZ~ troin 2-4 and 7•9 Hemlock Grove Cemetery, with the Saturday. . momtng In Gravel Hill Cemetery In the rune': Rev. Millard Gay and his wife, who Indication be's anYWhere else," said Sund· Rev. W.H. M!ddleswarth Cheshire for Malorte Lynn Black, p.m. T)le body will be taken to church allegedly were beaten and robbed pollee Det. J. Durharn..Je!ferson• . ay. officiating. "We have to untll we know stWborn infant daughter of Lonnie . by Coleman, 28. Mr.Kingwasaretlredwelderand · one hour before services. dltteren\iy." imd Edith Geraldine Grtmni Black. Freda E. Jones "l have a . 5-year-old son .who p!pef!tter. Ewing Funeral Home Is Edythe W. Spencer The Rev. MarR Seavers off!clat· In charge ot serVIces. tng, Ewing Funeral Home was In Freda E. Jones, !41, Grove City, Edythe W. Spencer, 92, 174 William R. Mcintyre charge of arrangements. died Tuesday. The Racine Village Council ap- · lal!t day the fees were payable, It Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, died She was born In Middleport, a proveda$76,421jbudgetforl!llllatlts was reported. CouncU directed the Wllllain R. Mcintyre, 77, Owens· Thursday In Pomeroy Health Care Frank Clark daughter o! the later Joseph and Monday evening meeting. clerk to wrtte a letter protesting the . boro, Ky., formerly or New Haven, Center. Caroltne Decker Karr. She was born In Antiquity, a A. public hearing on the budget fees. : Frank Clark, well-known Hem· Mrs. Jones ws a charter member died Wednesday In Owensboro. CouncU directed the street comlock Grove resident, died this of the Grove City Church of Christ, He was born Aug. 3, 1906, In West daughter of tbe late Charles H. and was also held. Don Sommers of Fanners Horne · missioner to con!act owners o! twll_· Adeltne Pickens Watson. morning In Holzer ME!dical Center. past president o! the PTA's ot Vlrgtnla.lfe was preceded In c;!eath AIIJnln!Stratlon omce 1n Marietta, basketball gQ!Ils and ask them to . Mrs. Spencer was a member of Ewing Funeral Home is In charge of · Chicago Avenue Elementary by his first wlte, Nellie Mcintyre, In spoke to council concemtng the remove them. ' the Harvey Memor1al Church arrangements. School, Starltng Junior Hlgh School 1981. neededslepstoslartactlononaloan : In -a meeting with the Board o! . .Surviving are his second wife, Brailenton Beach, Fla. and Central High School. She was a Lillie H. Johnson < available to the village. Public Mfatrs Th~y, COllllcll · · Surviving are two daugbiers, member o! the Partea Club and the Ruth Mcintyre ot OWmsboro, Ky.; E .A. _Wingett asked council to wtndlscusswater.systemlmpl'OV!!Olle · son, Thon1as Mcintyre o! t>lx!e Spencer Smith o! Portland, UWe H. Grady Johnson, 66, Ladles Auxlllaly orB o! RT. !nspect the trees along his property ments. CouncU ls concerned over and Anna Mae Graham, Avondale Norloik, Va.; twll stepdaughters, Survivors Include ber hlisband, Racine, died Friday In Veterans Une and the cemetery. raising the water TilleS to pay back Mark H. Jones; a daughter, Holly Charlotte Grice o! Salt Lake City, Estates, Ga.; two sons, Charles Memor!al Hospital. spencer of Anna Marla, Fla., and CouncU discussed the late lees the FlM loan. Utah, and Peggy Link of Richmond, Mrs. JohnsOn was a retired cook (Hulda} C. Turk of Colurnlm; a charged by Racine .Gas & Service The next meeting wUI be at 7 p.m. ~Wy Spencer o! Pomeroy; and 25 Ind.;-twoslsters, Hazel Stockman of lor the Ohio Barge Line. She was daughter wtd son-In-Jaw, Joyce and Co. The ottlce was not oped' on the-~ Aug. 61n the village hall. grandch!ldren and 23 great· Seminole, Fla., and Grace Murdock born JuJy8, 1918,atSpencer, W.V;J., Jack Buck ot Grove City; grand· grandchlldren. . daughter of the late Onle and Estle children, Mark andJ ennifer Buck, of Galloway. (ContlnuedfromPage1} She was preceded In death by ber_ Funeral services wUI be at 2p.m. Sunday In Foglesong Funeral parents; her · husband, Charl!e Horne, Mason, with the Rev. John Spencer; two sons, a sister and a counter arguments fmm congress- The measure Is pending in the _ . Campbell omc!attng. Burial will be . brother. men . seeking to protect their pet Senate. Fr!ellds may call at Ewing, projects. In Graham Cemetery. Friends may Miller was also the drtvlng Ioree call at the !uneral home Sunday Funeral Home from G-8 p.m. . MWI!{ has opposed co~!onal behind efforts to save !00 jobS at the Fifty cases were concluded Wed- clear dlslance, $10 and costs; Satunlay. Graveside services will salary Increases and re!u~ to Sunnyhlll coal mine near New nesday by Meigs County Court Melissa Thomas, Long B<itum, !rom nOon until service time. be at the Letart Falls Cemetery at accept fees tor speaking and other Lexington. Judge Patrick O'Brien. . speeding, $21 and costs: Jeffrey Flossie J. McCoy ·. ' · 3::Jl ·p.m. Sunday, With the Rev. ·en~ts, . · : Forle!tlng bonds were Don Rose, Packard, Binghamton, N.Y:, speed· Face<! witb a decision by Consu·', Flossie Jane DeVault McCoy, 71, James Corbitt off!clating. Portland, $45, overw!dth vehicle: lng, $21 and costs; Shilron Herald, "I started !hat way, and I feel that mers Power to terrnlnllte the Mount Alto, died ~ morning 1n Charles Bailey, POmeroy, $45, Mlddleport,speedlng,$2lanclcosts; Is a responslbillty o! the job,'~ said- SUrtnyhlll contract, Miller Invited disorderly conduct; Donald McMa- Ronald ,Sargent, Cheshire, speed· Miller. "Maybe It's not very smart. utlllty, coal,rallandlabonep~ cs nhan, Martetta, $50, speed; Joseph !ng, $23 and costs; Franklln Jewell, ' . And mallbe It keeps me being, tatlves to meet In his o!!lce last . Brown, Grove City, $40, speed, and Rutland, resiSting arrest, 10 days In probably, one o! the pooJ'ellt February. The meeting triggered AMe!gsCountywomanwasclted reportedly stopped to make a right ; David Antill, Marietta, $50, jall, live days suspended, one year negotiations that led Consumers tum at Collegf Street Herdman !!Qngressmen on the HW." by theGaWa-Meigs post rt the state · overhe!ght. probation and costs; ·sterllng Necouk\'not stpp 1n time and Miller and his wife, Helen, own a Power to success!ully gain an allegedly highway patrol following a two-car Hearings Included Dale Riffle, v!Ue Sr., _Galllpolts, ckmestic vbstruck Stanley f!' < ¥ri behind. . eondoollnlum in the Washlngton from the conunlsslon and extension accklent at the - Intersection o! Pomeroy, fined $10 and costs, lence, eight days In Jall and costs; give SunnyhW a tlu'ee-year "brea· .. car · r eceived light area and maintain a home In Herdrfla!l's College Street and Ohio 124 in !allure to display valid registration; Lester Wise Jr., Rutland, illegal th4lg space.'' damagewhllestanley'swasmoder·. Lancaster,. w hereMWerwasreared Hoy N!tz, Pomeroy, overload, $457 conveyance o!prohlbited Items onto Syracuse Thursday. ately damaged 1n the 8j.'Cident. In a family of six chlldren. The The patrol said can driven by HerdmanwascltedbyUJepatrollor CQUPle bas two children and live ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _::.._....;...._ .. and costs; Cliff A. Clay, V,:est grounds o! a detention facillty, 90 . Columbia, speeding, $l) and costs; days In jall and costs; Frank Wl1yll!, . Tracy Herdman, 18, Syracuse, and !allure _to stop In an assured clear ~n. · , Clifford Icenhower, Pomeroy, crtm- -Little Hocking, speeding, $21 and Wort!IY Stanley, S7, Syracuse, were distance. , · Most recentlY. MWer has helped lnal mischief, 10 days In Jall with .costS; ·Daniel Talbott, Portland, eastbound on 124, when Stanley · · REMEMBE~ A'. one-eat a.cddent Thursday steer through the House a .bW eight di~YB suspended, one year !allure to control vehicle, $100 and morning on Eagle Ridge Road 1n author!zlng $2f,O lor replaceprobation, resltutlon and costs; costs; Lester Wise Jr., Rutland, Chester Township resulted in mod- mentandrenovationo!thelocksand f, ""'"'1 ~ Timothy Herdn)an, Pomeroy, dis- costs only on a charge of falling to l!c~ulifo,~ll~ tk:'ll,l(~...! erate damage to a . car driven by dam near Gallipolis. fuflll'r~ l ~rran~·mcm. ·orderly conduct, 10 days In Jall with display valid registratiOn; Gary Linda L. Bentz, 36, Minersville, Officials say the locatiOn o! the jv)t \~t il'" vh11 : eight suspended, costs, one year Lee, Pomeroy,' speeding, $'.!! and according to the patrol. current structure makes locking POMEROY probation; Anthony Smith, Middle- costs; David Focernan, Portland, The Meigs County Regional The patrol ,,said Bentz was conditiOns dlff!cult and dangerous. I FLOWER SHOP port, petty theft, six months In Jall, speeding, $23 and costs; RObert Planning Commission wtU hold tts westbound when sbe lost control ot The small size of the locking · ' -r~...,.... ,.,..M:ir• s..,.,,. ,...,.• ·· " · • ·2011 "112-lnt ~ suspended but 10 days, costs, R!ffle, Racine, no belmet, $10 and i'egularquarterty meeltng at 3 p.m. her~ar!nloOsegravel.Thecarwent Cham~ results In delays and restitution and one year probation; costs; Charlotte Hess, Switzer, Monday In the agricultural coo!er- offther!ght sldeo!theroadandover ..-hl.::..gher _ _barge_;._trans_porta;...__tlo_n_costs __ · ' - - - - - - - - - ' - - - , -, , ~tt Napper, Langsville, assured W.Va., speeding, $28 and costs; ence center o! the Farmers Bank. an embankment, the patrol said. clear distance, $10 and costs; Larry . ROnaldLandaker,Pomeroy,fallure Building. . Barr(ck, New Mart!nsvllle, W.Va., to display valid llcellse plates, $ll Included on the agenda are :speeding, $24 and costs. and costs; Jerry Rhodes, Ravens- comments on tbe Ravenswood . Faith Dickens, Pomeroy, $21 and wood, failure to control vehicle, $25 Bridge access road by Rep. Jolynn . " & . lis d Sen Oak· · Due to an errtmln a court entry, It ·costs. s~; Stephen Nelson, $10 and costs, and no license plates, $ll Boster 0-Gall!po ' . . · .' ~n · . was reported !hat Don Shaffer had and costs, failure to display valid and coSts; Michael O'NeU, Pome- ley Collins, R·Ironton, a review o! been ordered to pay SIIPJIOrt to W. Main St. · · P h. 992-6036 Pomeroy, OH. license plates; Earl Dlmaculangan, roy I nodrtver's license, threedaysln clearing house Items, Including a thardon, Ohio, $25 and costs, !lshlng jaU and $100 and costs; Oeatls · Sl57,500rentalrehabWtatlonproject Ressle A. Sha!!er.Theentry should . without a license;· Karl Tenney, Arnett, Pomeroy' drtvlng whlle 1n Middleport; and a report by have read !hat Terry Brewer was : Ravenswood. W.Va., fishing ~th­ Intoxicated, $500 and costs, :Jl days Executive Director Charles E. ordered to pay support to Mrs. Shaffer. . out a Ucense, $25 and costs; Dru;rell In Jall, operator's llcense suspended Blakeslee. Roush, Portland, no brake lights, $5 permanents; rnure to control vehi.CHEES,J:S & and costs; W!Warn Greer, New cle, costs only; driving while under Haven, speeding, $23 and costs; court suspension, $100 and costs, ~ HOMEGROWN WWiam Beal, Gallipolis, $21 and days !njall, rtnes~ Jennl!er SheetS and the sweet A media presentation on the West Mountain Soonds wW be appearing , costs, speeding; Carol Bowers, Tony Barringer, , left will be given at 8 p.m. ,JulY 24 at the on the Sheets bandwagon ·and Middleport, speeding, $25and costs; of center, $ll costs; Lance Carleton School 1n Syracuse by provldlng old·tlme Appalachian 3 LB. 5 LB. Eddie Rlclunond, Glouster, speed- HeiTflllll, Middleport, fishing withnationally-honored George · and · music at an tel! cream social , Ing, $18 and costs; EU7Abeth Fultz, out a license, $15 and costs: Jeff Saturday at th Salem Center !Ire HOMEGROWN . Collll!lbus, speeding, $22 and costs; ·Reltmlre, Pomeroy, disorderly con- Carol Hypes o! Colorado. "YeUow Stone-TetOn Wonder· station. -Norma DobbinS, Portlalid, assured duct, $100 and costs, fine suspended The performance wm begin at cleardistance,$10andcosts; Sherry upon restitution being made; crelm- land" lsapbotoessayofnaturalrock lndestad, _Pomeroy, fallure to !nal trepass, 10 days ja! suspl!nded, formations and animal life the 3: :Jl p.m. The social Is sponsored by display valid license plates, $10 and one year probatiOn; Kenneth Mow· couple has collected over the past~ the,Salem Center Fire Department. FRESH PEACHES costs; Michael Childs, Middleport, ery, Pomeroy, no~ratoc's license, years. The inspirational program Is - The bandwagon bas also appeared · EXTIA at the Heritage SUnday obllervance · speeding,$'.!! and costs. $100 and costss; William McCor- open to the public. LARGE SWEET CANT ALOU PES : · R!cham Reuter, Pomeroy, $100 mick Jr., Point Pleasant, $:)) and In Pomeroy and at Racine, and '·and costs, reckless operation; costs, fallure to control vehicle: . Coolville, New Marshtleld, and :ruchard Moore, Racine, assured Carbondale In Athens County. Mary~Baker ' Inside: of ·educadon .Aioftcihe Blver ............... B-1-8 -P.B-1 .41aaa Coleman, wanted In connection with ·a mu, ltale crime spree is now in custody-Page . Ohio weather: · · wanning trend in forecast , !11 ........................ A.-3 De ''• ..... ~ ....................... A-8 a A~ ;0 . . z ~ ......................... A.. Fann............................... C-8 ~ -········ ·•• •• •'oou ooo oooooo -Page A-4- ct. 'J • ' • tmes ' . ' ' 22_, 1984 1 1 SICllona. 72 P..- 50 C..,. A lnc.N- • .• • · ·Po$tal :talks Off; .negotiations end ; WASHINGl'ON (AP) - · Negotlatore for the two major poetal,~I WUOIIU!OI'I!Ied out rt contract ~ wllb, the U.S. Poetal servtce Friday lllgbt, contendhW tbllt manaaaneat returned to an em-Iter Jliupal for a t!Jree.year wale belr It hlld !!heH' +d. · '"I'IIb ere o!f. Nearrtlationl ere fNf!f," .-aid an IDIIl' VIDceat Sombrotto, Piaddent of the Natlolllll A"''datioo rt Letter Canien. Moe Biller, prenlent of tbe Amel1clBn Ppstal Racine councll okays budget WQI'Irln pntoa, called thellCOIDillcpackagoeoftered . . by the Postal Selvk.'e neaodaton ua hoax." . '"J.beoy Calmot look at their faces In the m!mlr.' Sbllme Oil tl!em. We're waJk1Da wt ot thll room," · Biller 111!14 . · · Earlier, Biller IIBld In an •Ill' to bls IJifll1bens to ''llleep)'OOI'oool" and qot walkout after the mtmJ&hl .· explratioootthecontracta.strlka'aplnatthel'oatal Selvlcle ere lllepL Netp1t:1a1Drs I'I!8UI1Ied b8rpbdng llbortb' after <U - p.m~ follawlnga llreakotseveraJholirSandtbeunlons waDced 00. just minutes before mldn!ghl. · Alan Madtaoo, a spokesman lor the AmeriCaD PoatalWorkasUnlon,saldtheunlonshadunderstood from an earlier management offer tbat was made Ql'lllly !hat Jn8IIII&I!IIM!It was backing ~ trun Its lnslsteDce on a freeze in pay for current~But he aald wben the talks resumed, the service gave wbat It called a "final otrer'' which Included the freeze but reduced • PJ.<iposed cut In pay scalel lor ... ' ~,., • ... ' future workers !rom 33 percent rt cum!!lt wage rates to 23 peu:eut. BWer and Sl:rnbrotto IIBld the seiVIce b;nplners asked lor a union~ by 6p.m.SatuJ'daY, but the union leaders said they would DOt walt that long and . gave their answer lnunedlaleiY. Police profile mass lilller: .' •••time bomb · . kin. g ·41 years . ' •.•ttc ;POW recognition has speCial meaning .for . one Gallia resident - ' - . Miller••• Court ends 50 cases in the cau.e Syracuse woman ticketed .~, million Planning panel WITH FLOW.RS to meet Moriday Correction M . A I · · · .Mick EEl A K Stephanie Ash, Owners ·· WE _NOW CARRY BJ~RUNT · ·· .Un t 'z 1J>a-.WJaer TRAIL BOLOGNA TOMATOES $239 . ~~~~T_ $375 Sl 7S oom .$1.6 million aU-port lawsuit appears headed for trial Dance Saturday • cJeanup · week scbedu led will featured round and dancing · .·M etgs 9 p.m. . . Saturday untU 1 a.m. Sunday at Ell Square, be slow from · AMe!gsCountycleanupweekhas However,.thebagsm~tbereoeiVed Denlson .Post ~of the Amer!can 1n advanceofthecarnpalgnandwill Legion, Rutland. • ' tieendeslgnated!orJuly :J:l.Aug, 4. - Clubs and organizations are being be dlstrtbuted on a !lrst come ltrSt A live band, snack bar and urged to organize litter pickups to selVed basis. The county ' and . refreshments wW be pi'QVIded. co!nc!dew!tbthecountyw!deevent. . townshlpswillbearranglngfor!ree $l~~are $2 per ~It and AsslstancewlthptannlngthePickup hauling o! all trasb colli!cted !rom · perc · • , campaign Is available through the roadsides. 1 Meigs County Extension Service lnordertopartlc!pate,grOupsare - o~ce. asked to send the registratiOn !Ol'm · below to the Meigs County Exten· Portland Elementary pro and : Groups taking part will receive. $lon Office, P .O. Box :Jl, Pomeroy, Athletic meeting will be held participation cert!f!cates. Free :J:l. Ohio. Groups registering will be MondaY at 7: :Jl p.m. at the schOol. · gallon trash bags are avallable for contacted with more detal1s on the Everyone Interested In the achool clubs ' and groups partlc!patlilg. project. and the basketball proerarnll Uraed . I .RIJTLAND · puRNITURE . to atle!Jcl. , Nmnm~&---~--------­ Gnu,p------------- . ~~-----------' l'bone . Veterans Memorial Titus Pickens, . Syracu.se; Jerllea Lambert, Ru- . tland; Allee Dean. Mlddllport. . Dl8charaes - Carol Ramsburg, . Floyd Reynolds, Awrele Pettit I Admissions - ' "Ill THE QIIATE 80Y'S I'OR lOME GIIEAT BUY'S" MDRJVI A LITTLiliAVI A LOT" BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES ~ · ~ I MAYTAQ SEALY IEDDINQ '8ROY'HII.L L.A.Z·80Y' FURNITURE HOURI: IAIBITT MON.-lAT. l:ia AM - 5 PM 742·2211 ... CLOIED THU •• ,AT 110011 ' ' ' .. ,,.... ~ ' ~--, .. ' ' -· " Baker said. " ...These 1'l!COl'ds pro- a teWng comparison, a unlquelyvaluablebaslsoowhlchthe American people can render judgment." ' The tax conunents came Friday after Mondale told the closing session of the Democratic NatiOnal Convaltlon that tax lncre8ses next )'ear are !neYitable, 110 matter who w1m the election In November. . . Mondale, In his speech Thursday night accepting the party's pres!· dentlal nomination, told the · conventiOn: vide "Here Is the truth about the future: We are llv1ng on borrowal money and borrowed time. Thl!ile deflclts hike interest rates, clobber exports, stunt Investment,' kill jobs. undermine growth, cheat our ki'ds and shr1nk rur future. ''Whoever lS Inaugurated lit January, the American people, wm bavetopayMr. Reagan's bills. The · budget will be squeEZed. Taxes w01 go up. , . "Let's tell the truth. Mf. Reagan will raise taxes, and SQ wW I. He won:ttellyou. I just did." Johnston lawyers submit evidence LOGAN, Ohio (AP}- Lawyers for Dale Johnston, convicted In the mutilation slaylngs o! his teen-age stepdaughter and her !lance, have presented evidence !hat !hey say contradicts the prosecution's claim against Johnston. Lawyers Thomas Tyack and RObert Suhr on l"riday flied !he a!!ldavlts ot twll witnesseS ' In Hocking County Common Pleas Cwrt. ·.. John Bartow o! Logan said In an a!!ldavlt he he8rd a sertes o! shots cmrlng fnm the com!leld where Jobnston's stepdaughter Annette Cooper, 18, and her !lance, L. Schultz, 19, were last llEell alive. · , Charles Blosser of Logan said:111 his affidavit. he saw a nude couple, · "a IJrowlilsh, black·halredguyanda blonde--haired girl,'' in the Oeld about 4:45 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1~ the day the teen-agers disappeared. : Prosecutors believe Johns'ton sOOt the coople inside Ills trailer home and dlspolled of the dlsmein· ' be!ed corpees In the condleld. .· Johnston bas been sen~ to cjeath for the killings. l Todd: ' MEIGS-CLEANUP REGI8'11tATION • • •• GAS SERVI·CE PTO meeting .. & BOTTLED . · t' ' I ' rates. m Statr James A. Baker said the president "!rolls forward to debatIng the Democratic IDIIInee - on reasmable terms at a reasonable But both Speakes and Busb left WASHINGTON (AP) - 1be open the P""'f'f'IUty ~ some In· R raan admlnlltralloa, while dlsmllllnc chaiJenlll!" WaDer F. Mllll· creases In-~ taxes. ua.e.'' Baker, JD a Slatl!ment issued dale'l I I lbi that a tax lncreue J3UIIlaaJdtberewtllbe"someliU'e Dl!llt year II lni!Yitable, ~ refonn that we hOpe wiD IDcreue Friday, said Mondale's 11!Quesl lor Praldent Rea&an wW mike no l'llW!Iiues," lllit SpeeJres aald a · six debates "Is obviouslY 11 partisan dedi• Ill on pcwlble tax hllaes unW decision ·must await a 'l'reasWY tactic Intended to focus attentiOn on Department report di.te In words, not·actions - on promises after lbe Novauber ell clbi. uttered 1n debates, rather tban on' Wb!fe Houle chief apokelnlan ~- . 1be lldmlnlltration .., saJd proven records."' . Leny Spee!ree llld Mondalelll''not "Both , President Reagan and · In ·a poettlon to lalow'' about tax M~'s nlqlll!lt for a halt-dollieD lllc!re.- - t .year, aad VIce . C!811'1(1.tgndl!batei''CIIIIIIIIIbetaken tonner Vice' President Mondale · PH k'P-.1,Georae Busb ruled wtan serloullY."ButWhlteHouseOJiefot bave well-established records," AMISH PRODUCTS Presentation slated . Group to perform across-the-boon! hike in !ncome tax KILLEIt 80T'rt.eD GAS . ' 742·251j' ' ·, �• .mtd perspective Comment . -· ,..,. A-2 Pllme!oy Mhldleport-GaHipolis, ~t Pln ..nt, W.Va. ...--Business J4iy 22, 1914 Briefs:~ ·.Restaurcint promotion made . B! m~ ' :82511drd Ave., GaDipolls, Ohio (614) «6-2342 Ul Court st., Pomi!I'OY. Ohio (614) 99Z-21il6 ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher ' PATWHITEHEW Assistant Publisher·Contro}ler HOBART WIL'>ON JR. Executive Editor A MEM11E11 of The A-·'"led p....._ Inland Dally l're68 11$a001allon llld llle •.~ Newapaper Publilhers AMoc:ladon. . • · U!TI'I:III! OF OPINION_.. 1\'elcomod. IIIey ollould be 1.,.. lhan 300, . - .,.1. All ......... andl<l..-num.• (lelleru,.-"!alo-.,..,.,_.,.,.__nune, -~N.::=,,;:::;n ..m aood ...,., .....,._,.,. be publlolied. LeUeo:s ollould be In ~·===================~ . .., ror gre$s rushed the drunk-drlvl!lg bUl to passage. It's a bad billln a good cause. Last week Ellzabeth Dote, secretary of transportatlon, pronounced a compllcated edict on alr'bags.HerslsabadreguJatlontria good cause. Both measlires suHer from the sarnefaull Theyechotheexaspera- ' lncellttveStde. Ifthestatea~good. lion of a parent who has Ustened too anddQasdaddy saysbyeMctll!gyet long to a 5-year-old asl!lng wilY he aoothet Jaw, daddy will reward - must go to bed, and why he must them. Thisolherrequlredlawwould brushhlsteeth,andwhyhemusteat provkle In each state for the his spinach. The explanation, ordl- mandatocy mlnlmum sentences 011 narDy rendered In Stentorian tones, conviction of · drunk drtvlng. 'The Is, "Becaqse I teU you to!" It. is a federal act spells out to the last reason of last resort. precise detaU what such state Jaws This Is what thedrunk-drlvtng act must Include In order to get cookies will do. It says that any state that ·. Jn the fonn.of Increased !Unds for Two suits already have bl!enfUed, onelnSaJtFranclscoandonehereln I"OO!$S, Con· Mondale makes history; ~tru!u:s::e~7:f~=~ (a.ces tough campaign - l'fliiXllllftJie the Bob Ev->ns restaurant In Akron. . He Will not l'ID!!Itly a-rtrtant manitaer at one of Bob Evans' Cleveland restaurant& He started wtth the company In l9'l9 as a part-dme artll cook llld entered management training ln 1981. /j lfl!duate of Gallla Academy Hlgb School. Corbin atttended Rio GI'BQIIe College and Community College, where he majored In alcoroUc beverage, ww oe punished bythewitblx>ldlngof5pet'c eutoflts highway ald. In 1911l the penalty · rises to a 10pen:.!nt wllhl¥lldlrJa. At the moment, 23 states haw such laws; 27 do not. Ifthe Zl retuae to he billled, they couldlole_,rn1llliln · ln 1987 and $531 mWlon ln 198S. We . are talking big money. · 'n]edrunk-drlvlngactalsohasan what last week's alrbag l'l!g\l)ation means.Itls8001ethlngtothlseffect: If states with two-thirds to the U.S. population enact Jaws by Aprll1989 provldlngformandatOryuseofaeat l)elts, aula'r!ObUe manufacturers willnotberequlredto111S~airbags or otherpasstverestralntsafter the date on which the magic number Is reached. Meanwhile, on theplausl· ble IISSUJtlptlon that the llati!B will not rush to pass mandatory !INt belt laws that are oppoillid by 81 pet cent of the people, the Dole regulattOO requires the automakers to bl!gln · lnstalllng approplate devices Jn,10 percent of their 1987 ' models, 25 petcentofthelr1911lmodels,and90 on. · lndepmdence Day t"'T"'L..... " -r• r'""T""'E3! c::::~. ~ ~v .' ' WASHINGTON - Just before Its ' A Division of · businells IJIIIIIaiBYiml. Station appoints general manager . . ,. AEP promotes video coordinator . ' " ,ll'ow comes the hard part. . 'l'be celebratiOn of San Francisco behind him , Walter F . Mondale rontronts the president of the United States - formidable, favo.red. with the 1UU political power of the White House at his conunand. One month from now, Republicans will convene In Dallas to renominate Pi'esldent Reagan, and whUe Mondale taunted their "drowsy harmony," there's something to be sald tl:>r it. · · Gary Hart was tough. Reagan will be a lot tollgher. }esiie Jackson Is a ~pellblndlng campaigner. Reagan Is "the great WIJliDUrrlcator." ' 1bose were the prelimlnartes. Reagan is the maln event. · Mondale has a Democratic Party to mobutze and heal, after a long, exhausting struggle for the nomination he won. Unity pledges come easy at cyinvention time, but when the cheering ends they can he dlfftcult to :'need fumaover ~~ I . ( 'RAVENSWC>qD, Va. ·Sharply better ~ts trom Kaiser AlumlnWTi & Chemical Corp.'s · aiumlnum dlvllton. its real estate· aclivtlles an4 other dlversltled · llusu.ses pn:r;lded the company with secondquarter 1984 net Income of $32.5 mUllon, or 74 cents per comrnonshare. 'lbecompany'ssaleslntheseCQnd quarter this year were $9118.8 million, compared with sales of $775.2 rnllliCIIlln thesameperlodln 1983. .:· .tourlstl=l!- 1 "Continued improvement in• Kaiser Aiumlnum's secondquar- period last year. Shipments In the :; aluminllffi dlvtsion O)l!!fatlons ter results for this year Include a first six months of 1981 totaled ' : greatly strengthened our quarterly negatlvetAxprovlslonof$8.6rnUUon $382.20010JlS,cornparedwlth3115.Dl;• results," ChalrnJan Cornell C. . based upon the estimated tax tonsshlppedlnthetlrsttwoquarters, ; Maler sald. "The division, benefit- provision tl:>r the first six months of of 1983. In the second quarter ~ l .lngfmnhl$1111rfa~Jrl!:ated~cts this year. Also Included 1n the. year, abil~t 84 percent of I<atser . prices and reduced costs for Idle · . quarter's results is . an after·tax Alumlnwn s shiPJllents were~ Produc,tlonfacllltles,operatednear wrttedown of $3.1 mUUon ($5.8 ~thefonnoffabrlcated~•, break-even,compareclwiththeloss mUllon. pre-tax) caused by a Matersaidthatastrongearnllw~J of about $lOO million ln the second restructuring of the company's contrl~tion from the company'~ quarter of 1983. Its results were fertUizer business. real estate activities ~ a ~ a1rrKirt lmpf0118i over this year's lntheflrsthalfofthlsyear,Kalser factor In second quarter results. flratquarter,excludlngprofttsfrorn Alumlnum's net income was $47.1 This lmprovementwasduetormleb the sale of purchased metal ln that mUllon, oc $1.07 per share, com- higher industrial and commercial , perbl." · pared with a loss of$8l.1m11Uonoc. sales in northern Callfomla and.~ ''· $1.86)l!!f shareln theflrstslxmonths Increased residential sales ln IOU~·,.· of last year. ern California. . . Sales through the first two "Eamtngsfromindustrlalcher!U--) ~of 1981 amounted to $1.8 cals Improved sharply on grea~.l bllllon,upfrornsalesof$1.4b1Ulonin sales ~ughout of Its llusiJastyear'sflrsthalf. nesses, Male~ said, and~'The company's alUminum ship. siOn of the division's product ~ •. ments In the sEcond quiu-ter were . thrOUgh the Harsl)aw-Filttol Pa:i;t· 195,!00 toils, down five percent from -nershlp ,has proven qu!!e the :Qi,500 tons shipped In the sain~ beneficial. ,' >-! tnos!. • Murphqs 1- • ' • . . '('" ~ •Tandy 'Corp; .results listed .. . .~ .... 0 ' ' ' . FORT WOR11i, ;I'exas - Tandy Corp. said pi'ellmlna.cy sales for . the fiscal year~ June~ were $2,736,218.000, or 11 pet cent of the . $2,475,188,000 tepolllld ln fiscal 1983. ' Consolidated· saleS tor 'JUlie were $:1)1.5118,000, a decrease of 1 ~ ln,.n June 19113 sales of $'.m,004,000. . Radlo1Shack .diYIIIon ~ sales of $154,479,000, a 5 petcent decrease fmn sa~e~· C($162,23l,!ro In June 1983. Sales<t Radio Shack sto'tes 1n than one ;Yeardec;re1181!d4peicent In June. exl8ti!Dce·nm I. Fmtlr~s Store chain 'buy~ Nitro pharmacy • ·. ' · ' ' ' RewMG.McDade · . -· MART ( • C&SOE name8 three administrative.. aides COLUMBUS- Three Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrtc 01. c:anpleted f!le company'sapprentkleprogramlnsuiJstatioaCIAIStnlc- In our circular, in to· day's paper: -CORRECT/ONAluminum pro arrows on pa&e 3 are incorrectly illustrated. Hilntiita points and field tips are not included. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused our custom- Jewelen 404 Second Avtnut of admiDis-. attended Franklin University. newly-created emp~ ~veposition been~ to r~~~·~A~~~~~~~oo~~~den~t,~he~~~~r~s~·::::::::::::::~~~4="=·=1~::7::::::G:al~ll~~ls:,:O~~ -- ~-v trattve assistant In each of the · . ;a::~ffii 'GALLJPOLIS SAVINGS The account With ( 1 ~thedlvc:=::=A- As administrative asststants. the candles, a full Uneof magazines and three are resjJOIISible for COOI'dlnat· books, fUm and camera accessories . tng company public affairs actlvtand Tlmex watches. Ues Within their respecttve dlvFruth Phimnacy w1U fill any 1s1ons, such as program speakers, thlrd·party !*esciiptlons, lncludlng cmJpany facUlty tours and energy west VIrginia welfare · prescrlp. education materials. tlons. In addition. J'4brgan said A 25-year C&:SOE employee, Fruth Phannacy Is an approved McDade most recently held the carrier ·or Holllster products for positlonofgenei:alcustomer~ colosttrny and ostomy pa~ts. representative In the Athens omce. "Our )Jiescrlptlon records will he He has had experience In customer C<n~putertzed for greater emctency services and public affairs In both names. and accuracy," Morgan said. "We Columbus and Athens. The Athens · 'Ibelllventory,aswellasprescrlp- wanttogtveourcustomersthebest resident attended Ohio University lion reco~ will be moved Into the servtce)JOBslble." ' and Hocking Technical College. newFruthPhannacyiQcatroatl!Mi ~said !be new Nitro store ShankhasbeenwithC&SOEstnce 21st St In Nitro. FnitlJ Pl!annacy · will employ approximately 16 19'15 and has held the positions of wW otflctally ~ MondiiY. people, tnr:ludlng two fermer Nitro control and records clerk and J . ~vtd Morgan, manager of I>rlllll employees. 'The stcl'l! will he projects and records coixdinata-. Fruth s·ln Nitro, '!aid the new store 0(11!!19a.m.-9p.m.Monbdaythrough He and his family llvelnCircievllle. wW continue "the ftnl! ~lion of Satim)ay and from 11 a.in.-11 p.m. Filippi was recently transmlssloo . service'' o&Iedby NltroDra&s. · Grand~cemnonles and dlstrjbutloil safety superYitcr. Mlqln l8ld t1,Je M\11 phanllacy are set tor July 31. A 15-year C&SOE employee, be ·· · · the extras... :: A BONUS* GIFT ·· . NrffiO. W.Va. - Fruth's Pilar· mai:y, one of the area's largest prlvately-owned phannacy chains, bas purchased the 52-year-old Nitro Dnjgs, according to Jack Fruth, pl!!ll~t <t the chain. · . 'J11e11if8!i11enlwasslgnedJune7, Fruthsald.NltroOnlgsremalnedln operatkln \mtU Saturday, having operated under the name of Nitro Drugs for 17 years. Prior to that, tt operated under ~er&l other UM l SulldaY. •fry r;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ WUl offer a wtde..flllllll! of services, . ~ a ·1111! coaemtlcs and. line, AmeriCan Greetinll Cards,.gtiia rooM around~ wor~~~o -.--- school supplies, RIIMI!Il Stover Summer Clearance B·Pc. Revere Signature Copper Cookware Set 25• Magnavox Cpnsole Television • USPIJ$.... A Molllmedla N. .o_r Publlohed ooch Sun~ay, 125 Third Avenu., by the Ohio Vall•)' Publish· lng CO!'ftPIRY · MultimediA. Inc. 'Second cl111 polita«e p~~~ld at Gallipolis, Ohio 1!1631. E•t•red a• IO<'Ond claao malllna matter at Potnt"roy, Ohio, ' Poll O!flec!. ' Asaotlat~ Mt"mber: Thf Preas In- land Dally Press Association and the GrandlatllerC~ Airway Royal Tour 4-Piece Luggage Set AM/FMMf918YOX TelephOne Clock Radio Minolta X· 700 Camera Howard Miller American Newapaper PubllsMrs As· soclaUon. National Advertl1tng Re· pretentattve, Branham, 1717 West Nine Milo Road, ~ullio 201, O..lroll, MIChiJan, 41075. Magn..Wx MOdular Slereo System IUII8CRIPTION aATIIS o... ='~~~~.~ ~-~~~~~.~~$1.10 One Month ......... ,....... :............. $1.80 81NOLIC IJOPY PRICII lllleo&o No oubs<rlpiiOIII Dy mall permitted tn towns WheMmoror carrier service . REG. 116.00 ' li avoilaDif. ' 'Tile Sunday Tlmn-!lenllntl will nol ' be "'aponatble for adva~ payments made by carrlen. MAIL lliJII)RirnONB · .....,01117 0.. year ............................... 126.80 Sll Jlli!Oibl .. >...... . .................. $13.00 tile,,.. • oM_, __·-DallY MAIL 1\JIIIJ1IIf'l'll OPEN MONDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. Open a 31-2, 5 or 1 year certificate 1account at Gallipolis Savings . · and receive a BONUS gift. Your account earns high interest and is guaranteed. Seldom do you have a better opportunity to accomplish your investment objective and receive an· extra ... a BONUS gift. • :, '"\ • 0 ' _.._ n • ...,. ............................... .-.• ' : • • I :u • - ............................... uue t1 Wtllra ,............ ... ........ ~ .....,tiJ.IO 1111'- ............................, .. 115.10 ... • , . . @ . ~ 511\'- ............................... J5UI • · - ................ ............... ...12 m 'I j I =:-::a~'::nand~~ a.. I Kaiserw. reports quarte~ly improvement · [l m51PS.ooo . ictrcumstances - I. - ' ! 1ted 1111 .1ncrease of $7,073.~. according to Murphy President Olarles H. Lytle. Salel of for the 22-week period ending June 28 were up Pl.l24,000, or 6.5 pe~cent higher than the same period ln 1983. June sales were generated from 395 stores~ year, compared to 416ln 1983. Of the total nwn~ of·stores, U9wereMurpll)''sMarts ln · 1981, compared lo' 116 In 1983, ~d 276 were conventional and other · stores compared with 300 last year. . · Berry's Werld 0 w.va. .. b gas Industry. . department parttdpatlon, Star-· Partial deregulation of prices of nakerandhisstatfwillbelnvolvedtD ; gas at the weUhead Is expected tor FERC cases of Interstate ptpellnl!& : riext year, and many new and and ln other .federal proceedlng& tnrovatlve appraoches to gas trans- that might have an Impact oo the> portatlon, sales and marketing are ca>tsofgas paid byColumblaandits· : helng offered by Interstate plpi!Unes customers. . :·; - delivering gas to retaU rompanies Stalnaker has served as~. UkeColJilllbla, White said. of rates tor Columbia Gas system: "It has become es.seQtlal to companleslnKentucky,NewYOI'k, ; lllcrease our Involvement 111 these VIrginia and West Virginia. He: • actMties to assure that cost benefits joined Columbia lnlJIOO.Hehasbeeli\; . from such programs are foUy · at Columbia Gas distribution COlli-': realized by our customers," White · pantes headcjuarters ln Columbus' : sald. slrice 1973. A native of Clarksburg,: : Richard G. Stalnaker will direct W.Va., he is a graduate of West: • the unit, and with appropriate law V~ University. : . n 1ept we :lT od ay In . history costl to Columbia Gas customers customers." can be held to a mlnlmuin. 'lbenewfederalregulatocyactlvt''We are broadening our existing ties eect1on has been set up effortstoensurethatthelnterestsof lrnrnedlately, and lsronslstentwith • our C\lstome!'s and the company arecommendatlonmadelnarecent con~tobetullyprotectedlnany audit of Columbia's gas supply . federal case that might directly or policies and practices. lndlrecj.ly pflectthecostofgastoour . White saJd the new unit will better cusllllners," said Columbl;i Chair· rope with complex ~ helng man MArvln E. White. decided by the Federal EnerRY Columbia willlntenslty monlta-- Regulatory Commission ·(FERC) lng !JU!lters dealing with lnterstate · and wide-ranging effects pipelines beforetederalagenctesdo, decisions Will have on the natural McKEESPORT, P,a.- G.C. MurphyCo.salesof$111,827,lmforthe flveow•aek period endlilg June 28 were 8.98 pel cent higher than the COin!llllllltdlni period a year earner. 4<Jne i been created by Colwnbta Gas of moi-e, It Is the decisions In Ohio to expand Its lnvolvernellt 1D Washington that have the greatest federal fl!llllatory adlvttles so that bearing Clll the ultlmate costs to our . Mu~hy~showi~e~e : Whatever the fate of his campaign agalnst Reagan and the current odds, ' liJQIIdaleetched one mark that will slaljd. He changed the unwritten rules rf. Nnertcan politics with his choice of Geraldine Ferrlii'Q to run for vtce president. : "Mr. Reagan calls that tokenism," Mondalesald. "We call It America." ·; By chooslng her, sald Sen. Edward M. KelllledY. Mondale "has already more tl:>r this country ln•one short day than Ronald Reagan has done ljt four long years." · : Even the rabbi who pronounced the ·Democrats' benediction spoke to ~~ point "'The world has been changed," sald Jacob Pressman. : The Ferraronomlnstlon may not translatelntovotes; thepollssofarcall It a wash. But Mond!lle's new look In ticket balancing does translate lnto tllstocy. The candidates of the 11lture will not look only among white males · Q:lr thetr vice Presldentlal nominees• : In 1911l, th:e RepubUcan ticket will be open, and woinen Uke Secretary of 'J'ransportatlon Elizabeth Dole, Sen. Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas and Sen. Paula Hawkins of F1orlda surely will be ranked among the pro;pects lor their vice presidential nomination. • ' Ms. Ferraro said the campaign she and Mondale began on Thursday Jilglit is going to he a Iough one. '1'he presi~llias a lot of charisma," she Shill. Mondale called Reagan's presldenti;ll style one of salesmanship, not . leadership. . . . -: New York Gov. Mario Cuomo polnted to one of the frustrations Mondale will face ·in the chilllenge to Reagan. He denounced the Republican record Whlle acknowledging that DemocratS haven't been able to make such criticism stick. .: Mondale will campaign to change that. He began In his acCeptance $peech, saying, for example, that the people who elected Reagan In l9lll ~re not voting for PXI biUlon deficits, and by challenging the president to tell the truth about taxes. : "Let's tell the truth," he sald. "Mr. Reagan will raise taxes, andsowilli. -" He won't teU you. I just did." · · But Reagan has siiC(.'I!e()ed 5o 'tar In putting the blame for deficits on bemocrats. Taxes Indeed have been Increased, but Reagan has kept the tocus on the big tax cuts of his first years In oftlce, saying itls Democrats who want to take more money from the people to feed an Insatiable government. : 1be White House Is the bestpl;itformofall, andlt Is Reagan's. He is going fampa!gnlng next week. He also plans a natlonally·televlsed news ronterence. · · : And that's just for openers. . ~ ~ew York's Cuomo, a Mondale man from the start, underscored the ~ the ticket Is facing. At this point, he said, even wtth the ~ from Queens on the ticket, Mondale trails In New York. ~~ Is a state the Democrats must have if they hope to win the White burner. Then. as tar as Ohio oor the bridge enthusiasm 15 years ago. fmn the oumlde world than It bas, I read with lnterest the letterln the flOII!Ie from Reagan. . · oftlclals wereoonc:ellled, the access It should he agaln as we seek an ever lJe!!n In Its Mil yean. We 1l8ve July Slssue of The Sentinel by Sister • Qlomo said he'D work hard to win them votes ln New York, but he rood might have been taken off the access· road directly fmn Rock no )JUblk' tnmlportatlon anywbere. \ Janet RectenWilld In which she itecllned a Mondale request that he campaigb nationally. stoYI! entirely. But the offtclals In Springs to the bridge. It only takes a questionEd the enthus4WJ1 of the Ilave ~ but IRiei b , Hart said be'll go wherever he ts needed to campaign for Mondale. West VIrginia did not forget. 1bey trlptoGaWpoUs to demonstrate the · highways IDanydlrectlon. If weare ' Pomeroy people for the betteunent Wbere. and how hard, remains to be seen - the answers may depend on how much Mondale can do to help him pay off $3.5 to $4 mUUon In primacy of their community. Sister Janet's went ahead and bunt the bridge on belleflts a decent road to the bridge ever visited by a tourist you maybe letter could just as weD. have their own and almolt two Y!!8f8 ago would bring. Route 7 ~ - the sure Ill! is lolt and -. lost tow1at . ~aiJipalgn debts. It was dedlc$ted and opened tl:>r GalllpoUs city limits to the bridge is makes a poor custa:mer. broadened their criticism to Include '' FOr all ·the Colorado senator's public pronouncements and gestures of . Sm\fbowwemuatpeniladeGav. almost solidly occupied by new pnli}', he has been widely quoted In San Francisco as remarking ln private ' all the people of Meigs County. 'The traffic. During ttie collllructiOn, the businesses and a shopping l)l!llter, Richard Celeste to ~ Ul ott the last bold step Melp Coullty look was ~Mondale will lose In the fall. . .· . . Its organization in 1819. We have brklge was derlatvely caJle(t the all buUt since the Route 35 bridge beck burner! . , J8ckson pledged support too, but it is riot clear that the defeated black "Bridge to Nowhere. "It ended In an been marklngttmeever siiiCe. wasopelledfortratflc. · A-·ldeas candidate is satisfied his conditions have·.b een met. He said Thursday that ~.,. • anyone?. Ohio cornfield. Ultimately a bridge . For years I haw decried the Meigs County (s now_more cut off bla&:ks and other minorities should hold major positions In the Mondale doclllty with which MelpCountlans approach was buUt OOnnecting it ~ampalgn organization. Jackson said those voters are crucial and they have accepted their role as an with Route 12f In Olllo. I don't lalow signals to motivate them ln greater numbers." unwanted stepchild ln this confeder- wbo paid for tbe brldae appi'Oach or • Even befote he leaves San Francisco, Mondale must confront another ation of 88 counties called Ohio. In whether It was buUt as a convenof the nomination campaign, his mismanaged attempt .to Iecognltlon atthestate level we rank ienceforthe llrld8e construction but e~ to fire Democratic National Chalnnan Charles T. Manatt and among the last. We have no state I have been told that West Vlrglnta ~ him with Georgian Bert Lance. Mondale reversed~ on the lnstitutk>ils, no state roads worthy of bullt)r the approach with the of the convention, and named Lance his general campaign chairman mention and, .seemingly, no desire understanclln8 that Ohio would pay ~to better ourselves.\State of:flclals, the bill. Anyway, the only public 1bere's still·some grumbllng about the Lance appolntment, a Mondale recognttlon that the Olllo Depart· . bOth Republlclins and ~ts, ~to the South and to an ally tn one of the primaries that helped him ment of Transportation has given have consistently Ignored the needs outlast Hart. There could be more of it when Mondale meets with the the Ritchie Brld8e Is wldetllni of Metgs County. Occa&Jonally ~ bemocratic National Committee before heading back to Minnesota. • have tossed some small crumb our Route 12!1 between the Pocneri>y way, Uke the Route 7 bypals which ru poratlon and Greet Bend witll18 Inches of asphalt (II each llde of the begins nowhere and ends nowhere road. 'The road Is wiDIIIqr IIIII · daJI&I!roul and II Jlll!djJI1marlly for I , back bumer 10 often we bavecome truclc b'aftlc benl:- COiurJIIusand . j .~ : Today Is Sunday, July22, the ~dayof198f. Thereare162daysleftln tothlnkthatthlslsour~place. Oiarlelton. I would W811!J' that tbe Raveni·:the year. It's dmetorustostart)'t!lllnlflrfalr · Today's highlight In hlstocy: and equal treatment as taxpay~na· \WIOII lJrldae ~ CD of the t.l llept il!th\tli ln tbe811118111ofthe InlEt Illite ; -Fitly years ago, on July 22. 1934, f~ral agents shot 1111d killed John cltlzenaoftheState<tOblo. •. Dillinger outside a Chicago movie \heater. About 1li yean ago a amallp-oup Hlgbway 9)1111111. lt Is not lilted Clll I any road map IIOmlllly lll8d by : . On this date: of Raclne IIIJd Ravenswood, I i In 1587, a $1!C0nd colony -'- fated .to vanish under mysterious citlzena met and .IIIICa!Eded · In Do llpl I between aDd Ra-. . was established on Roanoke Island off North Carolina. ·stln1nl up enthullum for a brldae • d. Ill cxjr' '"! two . · · : In 18l2, English troopS under the DukeofWelllngtmdefeated the French overtbeOhloRiveratRaVIIJIWOOd. \WIOII m+d•••wlllllllaattlamll ~lbat ' ()tllcllil•liun I!YI!IY IDWD betlll!l!ll •at the Battle of Salamanca In Spain. • I ~- Jt llalt <t Wl!ll ln 19.lJ, American aviator Wiley Post ~ the fint solo tllgfrt Poueroy llld Columbul llld Vlrllnl& are ublnet io direct 'e . around the world ln seven days, 18 and three-quarter houri. vall~oocl and Clw'll!ltal became In 1937, tbe Senate rejected President Franldln Roolevelt's )II~ to lnlelelttd ID a direct roult lbat .IDUI'IItiCIIlfD tJJat dlqeraullltlli!ldl reorgllllbJe and enlargl' the Supreme Court of the United States. would COibii!Ct thetwocapitalcltlell. of MaiM4 t1Jat ~~- ...S a&ID In 19CI, gaaoUne ratiOIIIrig &egan the United States during W<rll War • l1lell the S0wr: Brtdp at Point llCl8l ro.d frclm tilt 'brkllle ID u. , J?1euant conapeect IIIII we were . Route 33. A:tb•'lllla tiJw1M trade wis ODe d. the principle rr 1n .tor 1 In 19(l, during Wocld War II, AUied forces captured Palermo, Slclly. . .. again slllved Clll the famDJar back f!Yi LANCASTER ~ Thomas R; ltlsert, \ideo services coordlnstor with American Electric Power's f\lel supply department~ has been promoted to vkJ!!o services superVisor. He'wW now be 1eepooslble for management of file! supply's overall video operation. ' A native of Washington, Pa., Eisert attended the University of Kentucky and &radl!ated frcm the Gennaln School of Photography In New York In l!rlO. . Before Joining AEP In 19'19, Eisert worked for Island Creek Coal Co. for ftve yean as \ideo cameraman and training speclaUst, first at Its Vlrglnta dlvtslon otfk:e and at cp1porate headquart.erS ln · ~,Ky. He and his tamny now reside In Lancaster . . •,l • ' .. ' ' ;I '• ' ' -i." . ~. A-il. Columbia creates policy moni-oring unit .. - lede€111. • ' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - WOWK·TV has named aUlle SUe Graybeal as lll!llef1l) lllllllllger at the station. She bas been with WOWK for 17 years and has been Involved with PfOil'lliiiiYlln and traffic, In addition to eervtng as the station's national ~ coordinator. She was promoted to national sales I1WI8ger last Februaly • Graybeal. is a graduate of Marshall University. . p~~~~~lealoneknow ~=:=:e=~~r:: The Sunday limn-Sentinel PagJ COLUMBUS .:... A new unit has . White laid, "beCause, more and . . COLUMBUS - Cbar1ee D. Corbin, -torlnauy or Rio Grande, has been I*IAiabd to manaaer for Bob Evau Fann.s 1nc. and will be ~~ . ' July 22, 1914 441 2nd~ • ' '' Glltlpolts. Ohio 451131 .I (614) 446-:!832 . .·-~ I1 �..• . . Page . Q Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Qhio-Point Plec11ant, ·w. Va. A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel • • July 22, 1914- ' 1914 r---"--Weather:--~-~---. .Near record jackpot is growing · Extended Ohio forecast National weatlier MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: A chance of thunderstmms Monday. Fair and cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs between 00 and 95 Monday and between 75 and 85 • Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows near 70 Monday, In the 00s Tuesday and between 55 and 60 Wednesday. By1beA......ti.ted Preis Showers and thunderstorms dampened the Southeast tram the .G ulfo!Mexlcoto Vtrglnlaon Frlday, but much of the rest of the natiQjt had sunny to partly cloudy skies. Brunswick, Ga., got 2.57 Inches of rain from just after midnight to midday. Clouds blanketed much of Georgia and South Carolina and I Warming trend Sunday • By The Associated Press , High .p ressure over Lake Superio~ will take control of Ohio's • weather as It moVes Into the lower Great Lakes on Sunday, when a warming trend will begin. Readings will be In the low 00s by M9nday , according to the National Weather Service extended forecast. A cold f}'Ont moving thrOugh the·slate late Monday will bring the next serious threa( of rain. Dry weather, cooler temperatures and lower humidity will return by midweek. Considerable cloudiness was observed across Ohio as the sun rose Saturday morning. Temperatures were In the 60-to 65-<legree range. Radar showed scattered light showers over central and southeast Ohio duril)g the predawn hours, but these were dissipating. Most of the .r ain was not ~aching the ground, and even where it was observed, amounts were vety light. llght rain feU across northern Georgia. Showers and thundershowers also were scattered from the Ohio Valley to southern Ne- . braska, and over parts ofidaho and Colorado. Lafayette, Ind., got more than a half·lnch of rain In the · a result of brisk sales In thew~ game. evertsgrllwingataspeedypace,as Lottery 5pokeswonum Anne · BJoomberasaldFrtdaynl&hlthata revised $6.15 mUUon Jackpct .f igure ••• was si:!D a guess and that the IJnal (Continued from page Al) total, buedO!Isales,couldeasllybe Unes." . more. Earlier Friday, she said the "We had very little food. Perhaps jackpot 1\Jod grown by bait !l miiiiQn a tfn .of greasy wat,er once a day, dollars. to~.5mWlon, when wewerefed. Wedldnotbl!tlle. The weekly Lotto drawing: Is have hl\lrCUts or shaved.~ wore the · ~tunJay at 7:'29 p.m . same clotlles for a year. A 1o1 of ''The upvard revision occurred. fellows would crack up under the as a result of 01\1' looking at sales to · pressureandrunforthefence. They datl! and a projection of what we · CLEVELAND (AP) - The second-~tOhlot.otteryjackpot POW ; were usually shot. Att!!r a whUeyou became hardened, but It's just somethlngyouwon'tforget." "\Vhm 1was captured, I weighed aroum150-160pounds!Wbenlwas llherated by the British, 1was In such a weakened condition that the only thing 1 remember ts being weighed and told I weighed 75 Airporl.oo ' -- ""' "" ' lldies · /4 Carat 7 Diamond ! $'229 1 249 J 1 Tawney · . ewe ers . ,. 424 SECOND AYE. GALLI POLIS . ~--·---,.----~--·-·-------·~ 301, 1316 . ----··-----,--. . ,. ;,;_____ . . . . . . ,...-------....;...--.L------------.------......._---...;. ·E DT Dickinson, N.D., was ~ . . .numbers: sizzling 9fJ degtees. 'But parts of the South had ·record lows for the date, IncludIng El Dorado, Ark., and Roanoke, Va., each 57; Huntsville, Ala. , 62; Mena, Ark., 51; Monroe, La., 62; and VIcksburg, ' Miss., 64. Temper~tures around the na... tlon at 3 p.m. EDT ranged fro1p ·· 56 degrees at Everett, Wash., to 101 degrees at Palm Springs. Calif. The low for the day was 42 degrees at KallspeU and West Yellowstone, ·Mont. For Saturday, scattered sjlowers and th~ were forecast from the Rocldes and Great Basin Into the Dakotas, and from the Gulf Coast Into the Atlantic Coast states -and New England. Hlg!Js In the ' Ills were predicted across the eastern third of the nation; In the Ills from the Rockles across the Plains to the · mld·and lower Mississippi VaJ.' ley; In the 70s and low Ills In the Intermountain region and along the Pacific Coast; near 100 across parts of Kansas. . By The Associated Press Spotty precipitation over Ohio since Friday has not been enough to disrupt field activities for the weekend. lm;reaslng temperature and relative humidlty will characterize the weekend weather, leading to another chance of ·thunderstorms Monday when a stronger frontal thrust moves down from the upper Great Lakes. Where soli moisture is short, crops may exhibit some stress over the weekend as warm air boosts growth rates and crop moisture demands. Evaporative losses may range up to a quarter·Inch dally, but higher humidity levels and light winds wUI put limits on potential drying. Heai stress will become a more important factor as , temperatures move Into the 90s across the state by Monday. ... ; .. Livestock producers wUI need. to pay special attention to the · cooling and water supply requirements of confined animals. Transportation of stock should be restricted to the less stressful • morning or evening hours. Spraying conditions will be good Sunday as winds remain light. However, peak afternoon temperatures may be unfavorable for effective use of certain chemicals. Fruit and vegetable ripening rates will be accelerated, and the threat of disease or rot losses will Increase over the next few days as wann and humid condltlons culminate In showers on Monday. _ Haying prospects wlll also be flllll'glnal because of retarded curing rates and the threat of wetting before harvest of new cuts can be ; completed. A better alternative appears Ukely through the mld'l!e part of next week, when lower relative humidity and fair skies return. The next episode of showers will be welcome for restoration of soil moisture supplies: A look at the past week's weather shows · : • precipitation was scarce, though temperatures showed some moderation. 1 1..-~----· 'L-------------------------------------~ • ., bls. ~ ==e~~urnS:.~ ~ JD blllloule, the number ottllnelhii!tookhlscartnfor~ the p-oductloo of Cltr!stmas liooldes and popeom balls tor .frlenlls. He also made. his two ~aughters account for . their · imd allowances, ;' Pollee said • .,. Jackson bad aJist of ~vlctlmswhenarrestedln1982. •· 'ibe tormer Columbus Internist @~ready bas been C.'llllVicted of .21 · ft.pes and 39 related felonies and Is aervtpg a prii!Jn term olDl to 665 years. Two ll1ala were necessary because of a lS'l8 chan&e In Ohio's JDsanitydeft!Melawtbatshlftedthe ~ ol )rOOf trom the IJI'IliEOI· $1111.00 -:SC~ &n to.tlle ,.._ • . 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If' SOFT DRINKS FLAVORS 12 oz. · CAN ·• 2 : 1· 9:. KRAFT REDUCED CALORIE JERGENS .J '- TORTILLA CHIPS ~A~· $199 . ¢: GAL. DORITOS LIQUID DETERGENT mattress, ·thennoStati- _I BUTIER· ~ MILK y, GAL. SUNLIGHT . : VALLEY BELL CIDER VINEGAR GALLON ~· SPRAY .. : . '••.• $29~·. . No lnterlst OPEN HEAD LETTUCE ' 9:30-8:00 . IOIIDAY 446-0332 Plus LUCKY LEAF CRISP ... •CARPET •FINE FURNITURE •CUSTOM DRAPERY •lf\ITERIOR DESIGN PIZZA 9.5 oz. ·--·----~--------------- No · Interest 79 MR. P. . ASORTED Mollllt 446-1543 COFFEE Plooo. $3 5,. SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME -------------------. MAXWELL HOUSE •DRIP 99~~ MACARONI SALAD LB. ' PEPSii PEPSI FREE MT. DEW :::c:.~H 3-LB. $14~ FRESH FRESH · Bottles .. SPARE RIBS Lli. . 49 8-16~ 1 $199 HOI.LYWOOD LB. $ ~rt':• •~ \ COOKED SALAMI LB. PKG. LOIN & END ' p • SUPERIOR LB. $ LB. SUPERIOR PRE-SLICEd LB. 9TO 8- TUES.-WED.-THUlt-SAl9 TO 5 • Payment - LB.99¢ OSCAR MAYER LB. ALL MEAT $229 BOLOGNA · . 69¢ BEEF 199 89· ¢ WIENERS .· LIVER PORK 9 9 9 ¢ tCHOPS BOLOGNA .. _ POTATO 99¢ SALAD LB. 99¢ LB. GALLIPOLIS 1 Year to Pay. No Interest -· ---r-""ll:., ... ........_,.., equipment, $.1i; Pietro Aklerlgl Jr., City, tauuretoyeildfnmastopslgn, $«); Donald B. Conrad, 33, Addison, ·Mich., improper passing, $«); Loretla G. Halley, 19, Rt. 2. Crown aty, failure to obey a stop sign, $II; James L. Lloyd, 38, Rt 2. Patriot, . stop sign vlolatlop, $40. Elmer L. Overby, 48, Eden, N.C., uiegaJ parking, $40; Edward Perry, 21, Richmond, Va., faUureto ~y valid registration, $«); Terry Shatter, 29, Rt 2, Crown City; ~~~~lc vlolern! · faUure to yield v.:hUeturnlngrlght at c.-..~ against Rdlln T . ~ Rt. 1, Intersection,$«); Glenn K. Soles,~. Northup, was di.smlsled at the 406 Jack8on Pike, failure to yeild . request of the prosecution. Also One-half It the roadway, $40; Kathy dlsmls8ed was a burglary charge L. ~tcer.ll. New Haven, W.Va., against Perry CaldWell, Rt. 2, faUure to display valld registration, · $40; and Russen D. Waugh, Apple , Crown Cl.cy-, , In traftlc cases, a charges of Grove, W.Va., . defective exhaust, ' <lr!VInglettofcenterandconsumtng $tO. Bonds ' t or speeding were forfeited In a motor vehicle against Kevin W. by KennetJt Knotts, 26, MarUI!. Cheatwood, 24, Wellston. were $38; Ue D. Absten, 52, Groveport, dlsmlssedlnexchageforaprevlous guilty plea to DWI. A cltar8e of no $39; Walter W. Umstead, :rT, Rocky operator's license againSt Gerald Mouirt, N.C., $tO; Wanda D. ·Bums, 1817 Olestnut St., was Persinger; 44, Piqua, $41.; Jerry L. Allen, 23, Dayton, $C2; George P. .dismissed. • . BondswereforfeltedbyWalterS. Grell, 55,ColumbUS,$C2; andMartln PUgh, ~. Gallipolis, m safety E. Davis, 17, Boyd, Ky., $17. .$2 2!r~onth 20o/o To 75o/o IN -GAWPOLIS ~ GAU.IPOLIS Two ('.alllp>Us tined $.tXI. senle!Ced to three days In JaU, 18 months probation and had their driver's license suspended for 60 days after pleading gufity to DWlln GaUipoUs MUQicli;lal Court Friday· Robert W. Spindle, 22, 421Serond Ave.. al!lo had a chafiie of reckless operatlondlsmlsaedwhlleBUiyRay Seigatt, :IJI,Rt4,Galllpolls,pleaded guUty to no drtver's llcerule. Seigent'ssentenceof6moalbslnjaU aloniwtth his DnewasSil&Jll!lldedon FRESH FINAL WEEK · - RSC-11 ' FURNITURE GALLERIES _men were ECKRICH FRESH 1 YEAR TO PAY · ot OUr TRS-80 Model 4 Delktof) eo,nputer (lbove) • Softw. . ~lble with All TAS·IO Model mt4 · . TASDOS and LDOS Prog111ms EVERY WALL ACCESSORY REDUCED . Q.o~n. . OVER 200 · LAMPS REDUCED ' . 241 jHIRD. AVE. , . ' 129900"!.~ ·' drivers' licenses WAYSIDE FUR.NITURE . · and more. 1121-1520 One-of-a-kind: original oil paintings, prints, tables, mirrors, candl'and rings, ta.,le lamps, and floor lamps. Floral a«ents, statuary, pottery, br~ss and table accessories. This sale will' end Monday, July 23rd. .• I!IIJafiDI•,..... w. ~Vetenins Memorial •. , . • Uses All TRS-80 Model In/4 ..... ·. .- • [)esktop Computers! ~ pwllclty. .; 1· :. ' America's' 11. Yalue In Cut $ f'lml\'llll'-11dy, llle ......... J!liiUM...,.._Il&lMPuiiWWGf Be neueea.ter.Mn.a.,m.,_odg' IJ'tt.DII)J• ealllllll U nllf.... 81clda#leri 57 I lllllleCI!IIteroeFIIday. Dol....,....._..,llld" Q •IJmlllllllllleMelpCo ,, ..._~ took llilllnallllo llle Clllter IJJd • • rated tllll&llley Ill- periodic...,. rill pee.. Tile bellllb care cemerllapt!oitoptllllOMipetFrld-,'. (July%7) ~.I:t~waslnlf6Z,Iheyearor JackMt, 40, also said be was a . ... . 129980 r CHUCK · ROAST .r:~~~~:es:n': Judae fitntUtei.Jacklonssldthi!l~. e su.spends ' Furniture Galleries decorator lamp & accessory I t BRE4ST . BONELESS .' ' Cut~700 , • t CHICKEN. : "I do recall, when I was IDUciJin& ~. I felt rather lilly," he l8ld friday. "I'm IW'etrom her~ ct ~~!!wasrt'UIIIY.'' a JackQI, wlto bas p!E'nted fnr». ~t an(! lnnoct!nt by reason of ilnsanlty to 11 COU!Its of r~. 13 of · tJurg~ary and two of grou sexua1 ·Jnposltlon, testUied all day alllllt !1!1*. years In ~r high sciMXll, ~and as a doctor In the Army. Jackloo said that since the death lh :196& of his mother, he ''felt ~ to prowl" to satisfy jtoyew1stlc lll'p!l, and U.t he had (antaalel about having sex lwlth who were tied up. 'The tlnal staae Involved suffoCa· • Jacbon said, de!lcrtbiDg the !m.tas~, "' Jlll!ksOn said be began actively Rea. 1495 111. '350 t FRESH · 3xme. Cluster 1/4 carat Earrings Umlt . :testUled. ,,; "I pit the dlsbcloth over her race and eyes and put my hand over her · ,nouth." Jackloo, 411, said In the iii!COIId day of his trial Iii Hamilton 'fwnty ~ Pleu COurt. lfe ~~~~he fondled the wcman and ran · - 2~. 1 !IIS4l thru Sat., July and Edward Franklin Jackioo Jr. was a lnlllband and a Ill!her "i'olllni In money•' the first tJme he threatened a woman at knltl!polnt, tile former Columbus . (IQc!Qr we , STORE HOURS: Thur.. 9 am til 10 pin Fri.·Sat.9 am til 10 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS STAMPS · AND WIC COUPONS CINCINNATI (AP) -ltwaslfl4, Al) (Continued from page " said, just to help settle tbe suit . "Once Mr. Hitchcock left, thought we could 8et this tblni settled,andforawhlle,ltlookedaslt ' iamond rnorntng. pounds." Temperatures soared acroos ''Itreallymakesmeteelgoodtliat much of · the Plains, reaching . they are fln<illY recognizing us )Veil Into the Ills over the . (POWs)," Jeffers concluded. southern half of the Plains and the western !>akotas. At 3p.m. lot1ery winnilig :: Ohio agricultural advisory saki. ''We think there's a real aood poian,tlltywerouldbavebetweenM mJIIIon and $5 rrillllon In l8ll!s saturday." . Lotto sales In the state rise dramatically when the jackpot Is ll!rge,Ms. Bloomberg said. · The Jackson describes fantasies r~ · ex=pec=t:wDI=occur=::;sa:turd=a=y=,"=sbe==we:coul4:;:: · :':"Klng::::a;::dded=.==~ ~--· ~-- Ohio Point Pleatont, W. Va. 49~ HEAD ' EARLY' HARVEST FRESH. CARROTS APPLES 3 LB. BAG 69¢ • • • • :3 ·PKGS. $}OO . • .• ' .. -,_ •· '- . ' . ' �' Pomeroy-~leport-Gallipolis, A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel f\lge July 22, 1984 Ohio-Ptlint Plea141nl, W. Va. · 1 Marijuana ·crop confiscated, destroyed 1 Area deaths I• I POJNTPLEASANT- Morethan """' J• Jant nfls 2,......, mart uaoa P s were co • cated then destroyed Qn Sapsucker Road ne Caln D'"- In theUolon · ar " """" District of Mason County Friday atte =nCouotyProsecutlngAttoroey Damon B. Morgan Jr. said Saturdav the action resulted from a · · George L Anderson MIDDLEPORT - George L. Anderson, 79,FourthStreet,Mtddleport, died Saturday at Veterans Memortat HOspital. · Mr. Anderson was the son of the tate George W. and Ludlle Mitchell Anderson. Hewasprecededlndeath by his first wtfe, Edna Rice Anderson, and a brother, William H. Anderson. . SUrvivors Include his wtfe, Ruth A. Biggs Dodson Anderson, Middleport; sister and· brother·ln law, Linda Irene and John T. Davis, Middleport; brother and sister-Intaw, Francis 0 . and Martha Anderson, Middleport ; Stepdaughter and husband, Patricia and Wayne Burden, Virginia Beach, Va., brothers and wives, Wllltam L. ahd Macy Dodson of Columbus, Gene A. and Agnes Dodson, M'l d d 1e p a r t. Te n s t e p gr and c h l ld re n , 11 st e p greatgrandchlldren, and several neices and nephews atso survive · He was an elder at the MiddlepOrt Presbyterian Church and was assistant postmaster at the Middlepqrt Post Office upon his retirement after 45 years·of service. Buneral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the RawUngs·CoatsBl6wer Funeral Home with Rev. Wanda ·Johnson offlcjattng. Burial wll1 be In the Beech Grove Cemetery, POmeroy. Frtends may call at the funeral home Sunday from24 and 7·9p.m. combined lnvesttliatlon by his ofllce, the West ViJ:Binla State Pollee, the "'""'" Enforcement ~· "6 Agency, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Flreanns and the Mas on Co u nt y S heriff 's Department. · 'lbe Investigation had bee11 on· · . nt•ve:pgary Observes · an . · .a 0 ·· . · HUBBARD, Ohio (AP) - Ri' heartattacklnAprtl1983andaheart chard Fair went to a vecy special tranSplant July 19, 1983. "I'm so thankful and ~·tantly · picnlcthepastweek to ceIebrate the flrst annlversacy of his heart . amazed a.t the miracle that hap.traDsplant oper,tlon. .. ! pened to me," he said, adding that 'lbeplcnlcwasatMlll Creek Park · life is pretty much back 1o normal ')Ild was held by a group called the except for dally medication. He has Coronacy Club. Fair said that being resumed many activities and Intel'· 49 years old ts a lot better than being ests he was Involved with before his 48, espectally since he survived a heart attack. w- Frank A. Clark golng~~. Morgansald. The pW!tt. reachlna up to eight feet In belihth, had an estimated ._... value of nearly 13 mWJon. 8 u= MOI'g8!! said. "'ouod _ llelds, ..,, . In ... uu""' the marl- JUana CJ't1l'l main field had bee11 ., iwn!-am, w:va. - A Hart· toni ' 4 died ev~y Saturday nu nbc tnm tnjurla IUfered In a pedestrllln·velllcle coliiSioil on GALLIPOLIS- Paueslortbe GaD1a CwDty Junkr Fair, set lor · J~ ~Aua. '· are - on lillie and available tnm '-H. and youth ll'llUPI- Roote 33 late Friday al&bl'. a sp+-eniiD lor !be MaiiOO Cuuoty Sberlft'dleparlnallteported. Qlarii!IAttdenon, 19, wuappar- " 'lbe pe , which cost $10, are alia av~ble at aD aree banks. Fill' lbrd director Joluulle au.eu l8ld admlllloo to the fair tbll )'NI' Ia M_ Which elltltlell thole WOO JliY lo aD rtdel provided by ~tes Blotlev Arnulement ea., Wlntenvllle, IIDd all eutel1alnment tpCliiiCI'8d by tbe GaWa Cwoty Agricultural Society. Membenblpl In the IOdety are on 111e at the GaWa County Eldenlkm Service ctllce, ~ Eutem Ave., aDd wUfbe IOid at the . fair board omce durlila the tilr, au.eu added. · ' Mem\lenhlpe <;ill! 'lbe purcbuer mlllt 'be 21 or older 111111 a reeldl!ot of GaDta Cwoty. MembenblpwW alia~ the purdlaser to wt.e bt the aunal fair board election. ently walldDa eat a1oa1 Route 33, wbellheappareatlyateppedlntothe patll ot a veblcle drtven by Chriltqlber Huntpllreyl. 1.8. New Haven. n . · HARROGATE, Tenn. -Scott D. Miller. director of c:levelopcnent at 'Jnm!n Memorial Unlverllly, wu ~ Jei:OIJ'Ized by the Co!lr1e Sporta Inbmatlon Dln!cton AM!!Ciatlca <t Amerll;a (CO!IDA) fur a feature hewrotewtdle~ulpDI1alnbmatlca director at Rio Gl'llll&o <WI II! and·Qm.rmmlty Co" I · Miller's teatun!;-n"' one Basketh'lll Ud Glory - the 1lnlkl'na at a Leaend.'' foculed 011 the careers <t forrrler Rio Grande buketball star ClareDoe "Bevo" Francla and 'his coach, Newt Ollvel', In tbe . , \ ' earlY"'"!"". . , .· . · Jt 'NOll first place In atx state reglonaf features c;m1jll!tltlon 8lld~ Mlll!!r among the lloallltl In the oatlooal competition. The article wu cu'rled by aeveraJ oat1ooa1 wire 8eiVkiel last fall. ....... advantiiJIH tb.a INSIDER has to offer. , 'lbe slx-ltate regloil encompasaes Ohio, Jndlana, ~· Wllconaln, Minnesota and Missouri. , . ' ' • SYRACUSE - Carletoa College board and reelected ctllcers.and dlrecton., ot trustees met recently · otncers reelected were Fi'ed Crow, president; Milton Roosll, vice preskjent; Mt1too Vartao, aecreta~y; and George Holman, ~ ' tl'ea$Urer. ' ,~ , Sqoods respond to four alarms POMEROY- Foor calls werelllliW.eiedby local unltsFrtday and on Saturday morning, the ~ County Emergency Medical Services repocts. + . . At 3:13 a.m. Salurday, the Rutla'od went to Route 338 for ~ Chapman, taken to Veterans Memor1al Holpltal. Friday at 11:25 a.m., PumeiVY Wl!llt to East Main St. l'or Anna Gl'lieller, to Veterans Memorial; Middleport went to South Fourth rAve., tot~ 4J!derson, to Veterans Memorial and Rutland at 5:49p.m. went to~ Mlne .1 for Clift Decker, to Holzer Prfedlcal Center. Sq• t.. Military ~er,dses ·ur:ulf!n.vay GAU.JPOiJs - Two 94!D1poUa license the patrol said. youths were~andr r led at lfDI2et' \fedlcal Center early Satur-. . . Another ('.aDipnlts yooth, Kevin dey tlllltll\'tlla an aulllniOblle acciW. Eatman. 17, Rl. 3, C'.alllpolls, dent m Glllla County ROIId 5. w.aaelted by tile petrolloJJowtDg a 1 Acool121na to a tall'lliC supervl· a.m.'acclo1etrt0110hloKl. sor, Mdlpc!a L. Stralt,18, Rt. 2, was The patrol Mid Eastman was treated fir mditple ICl'llpl!ll and cited for failure In control after lie brulE~. and Jl p8111!11&8', S(Qtt an 11 'ely la!t roittrol at h!l westRoberti, 15, Rt. 2. wu ln!ated :tor bound car In a curve. The car went andiCtapesfollowln&thela.m. otrthenahUidectthehtaJ)waylnto ~ a ditch the patrol said. Eaat;mao's Tile Gallla·Metp JDI It the state was heaYily clarnapd In .the hf&ltw~ patrol ·said Strait was acddent. stUthboulld 011 County ROIId 5 whljD A car driven by· Pamela she Jolt coattol ather car In a CIII'W!. McLauahJin, 31. Rt. 3. Pauei<&", The went otr the rfcbt llde ~the received heavy damage when her road, came b!lckllmllllaodwentotf of Sldnoer Road lllld struck a tree at the left l1de and Into a ditch the palrol .lllld. The acc1dent caused 7 ,p.m. Friday according to the patrol. . moclel'ate damaae to Strait's car and she was Cited for no operator's A two-car acctdenl on Gallla eutl car Cwoty 35 In Raccoon 'l'ownshtJ! resulted 1D model'ate damage to both llel"d- tile patrOl said·. . Stanley F'erauaon Jr.,l8, ~ leriiJbra, was lllll1hlwnd and Howari!SiatettJr.,18,Sclolovtlle, was toutbbowld. when their cars met In a Clli'W the P$trol reported. No lDjurles or citations were ·· tqu led tn the 8:50a.m. accldeot. Sl!lrleY M. Lambert, 36. ru. 1, Rutland, was iiOrthbound m Ohio 7 lnMelisCountyat6:110p.m.Frlday when an uniiMJEIItUied truck In fran It her lost part at Ill load, ·strlldoa · her car, causing light dama~ the _ petrol Mid. vehicle 1n time. · ~Letart maoFrldayw a s ~ldenlnt : 11:,., p.m. ac.;, Jericho Road, the 'I)Oire5man for the sberltf's department said. nmotby Lee Newbeit:y, 24. Will, treated l'or ~traslons at Pleau"~ Vall!!yHospltalandJ.aterreleued.a nursing supetVisor Ulere u:portecl. , ApparentlyNewbenywastravei· lng west on Jericho Road In hla· vebicle when It began to rain, cau8tng the roads to becmle sltck;. the spokeSman sa!.d. As the vehicle rounded a curve, itslld,weotover at) embankment, fi1PPed aver ll!J!I. cameto~t tnacreek. ; Newben'y's vehicle, a 19112 ~· rolet, wa.S estimated a lOCal loss. , ; The sberj!!'s department Invest!, gated a minor accident on Route 112. near Point Pleasant at 11:15 a.w; Friday. A vehicle driven by Charles M., Lathey, Zi, Leon, was traveling . .. on LoCk 25 Road, the spokesinat\: AJ the vehicle apJrOBCIIed the. tniersectlon of Ro!lte 62, tl!e; .vel!tcle's brakes tailed. Theveblcle, · then ac n)!d Route 62, comltC to rest next to a fence line, tJ¥!1 said: Spokesman said. There were no cttatlons or Injuries. No darna~ esttmate waS: g1ven to Lathey's vehicle. car~wemotrthe~DEr;;~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~::::~·· Four people·cited by police Friday GALLJPOUS - Cited by city pollee here F'rldaywereEdwardW. Percy, 21, Dunbar, W.Va., failure to display vslld reglstratloa; MlcJ)ael R. Wbealdoo. 25; E!IR. DWI IIDd leaving the IICl!lle of an accident; and Charles :E.Cllne,l8,129Jacks011 Pike, reckless operation. · Robert s. Long, 28. 34% Smithers St., was III!IVed a beDdJ warrant chargloa him wHh fllllure ..to .1'8Y tines. ~~~ CUSTOM tt\·~~:...~ FRAMING IV~~\ \'-ttl .AT REASONABLE PRICES ~~~ TAWNEY STUDIOS · 424 Second Ave. ' Gallipolis, OH. 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GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION CERTIFICATES ADdeiiO!I wu ll'l!llpol1ed to IPQktliJiolll tor the Point P~eaunt Vell!nill ~ HolpltalRe. by lbe Pollee Department Mid. , New HaVI!il .,.,...,., was prommral dNd at 1: 110 a.m. Satuidly Ste1AJe11 Rlcbarda, 10, was rtdtng by Melli Coonty Coroael\. Dr. his l*yde oato 27th Street, the R!lnidnPicblll. · sp+ nan ...._ He rode from Tbere bave been no cbarJ1t!s filed bet~een two can tar the tenn11 lno•MMtMllllwlththeacddent. CllU1'tl. Tbe driver at an onoorn1ng In 8illllber tratllc 8C!:IdeDI, a veblcle, Oleryl Cia~. 1400 Polntl'leuaotyoothescapedlnjiUY ElmSt.,PolntPleeunt,ll()pBrently · alter hll bleytle collided with ll!l saw Richards. The spokemJao said autornobllenearOrdoanceEienteiJ, Rlcharda'blcyclebrakesfalled.and lacy SCiml Friday at 6: 47 p.m., a ClaiWOrthY could not stq> the . • Reeii!Cted !01- three-year tErms as djrectors were Brooks Sayre, ' .C.B. Weese, Holman, BB1 Eichinger, Varian and ~thrYn crow, . · :~ 'lbe board also set the aroouot for ItS~ ~tiOa 9e;t.>Jarshlp for l98l at $2,500. Jt was 1'i!pOI1ed UJere are nine appllcantl tor lbe IICI!olarshlp. . GALLIA COUNTY VOLUNTEER -EMERGENCY SQUAD The Sunclav Tlmet-Sentinei- Paga ' car Carleton College reelects officers r;:====::::::::::::;-1 P.lint Pleatant, W. Va. Youths injured in ·Saturday accident : 'Bevo' article ·recognized The Audiotone INSIDER . has tht.dVIntlg8s you want in a haaring aid; sm•ll size, com· fortab~ fit1 and the p~r!ormance . you need to help improve · your h11ring quality. Come in and we'll show you the many ''J ECIAL ... 8 .. " Sale Price 1C>cup COff" Maker With Brew built -In ' . ' beautiful ever-lasting grey granite :an1Dalan mert:~oria1 is 62 inches long with genuine white marble flower INTEREST & PRINCIPAL PAID MONTHLY '' Fair passes avOi/nble : Morgan said a barn on the: P"""""""' was _,........,,., Ufled to dry• '"'"'' " AU<J<"""J' tbemarijuaoa.Hayhadbeenplaced ~bale...._ around the . wtnOOws , of; ~ ~ addedthe bam to hide the mariJuana, he, · . • A two-storybuUdlnghadallegedly' beell used to get ~ seedllngljl This is all yoU wear!' .' : crop. PonlefOY Middleport-Gallipolis, <Jtlo . ,..._-. Looal Briefs:~~ Hartford youth ~atally injured ~turd~y oours to destroy the oontlscated, irrlgated. " It was definitely a cash crop," Morgan said. · She!1!f &bert E. "Bob~' Fruth started,Morganadded. ! sai(itheyneeded46l@llonl!ddleeel No arrests have been made.; fuel to destroy the~ lnaddltiDII to Morgan said, but there are suspects . kerosene and aa!!()Ure provided by In the case. The Investigation Is; the ATF and DEA. It took eight · conttriulng. : Dr. Selim Blazewicz : POMEROY - Dr. Sellrn Jan Blazewtcz, 405 Lasley St., Pomeroy, Ykn-known Meigs County physician and Meigs County Health Comrrils· sloner, died Brlday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Dr. Blazewicz had been apracticIng physician In the Meigs County area for over 35 years. He was born In Pomeroy on May 31, 1917, the sonofthe latestanleyJ. and Clementlna Baumlller Blazewlcz. He graduated from Pomeroy High School in 19li and Ohio State University Medical School tn 19C. He atso had a degree tn organic chemistry. Dr. Blazewicz was a member of the ColumbusAcademyofMediclne In 1944 and of the American Academy of General Practice, the Ohio State Medical Association and the American Medical Association at the t1me of hts death having held offices In the Meigs,County Medical Society. He was on ihe staff at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Dr. Blazewicz entered the U. S. Army In January, . 1944, after Interning at White Cross Hospital In Columbus; He served In the United States and the European and Medlterraoeart Theatres of opera· lions ending hts mlJltruyservtceas a major, Medical Corps, USAR. He was a member of the American Legion and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are his Virginia 22, 1914 ,. A Uflique inveslment that offers : ~~g~est safety, marketability and guaranteed apprec1at1on from discount to maturity. Tax deferred for Pension /Profit. Sharing and IRA plans. ~ ...... ... . . MITEL ' Yield based on 100% FHA e>perience. ' ·······················1·••111••• •' ' CALL (614) 446-3734 . I · FOR CONSULTATION--NO OBLIGATION! Returned When We Guarantee 417 Second Avenue P.O. Box328 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) ~6-2125 0 1am Interested In ao...mmenl National Mortgage Associallon certlftcates. Or Your Photos Are Freel ELLIOTT'S Guaral'lteed service on 110, 126, disc and IUI14rame, 135 Kcxta, Cotore or focale eolol·prtnt lll!n devetoP!ng and prtriflng. Ask at Comer~ · •.. 'Tht Phone PerJple' •Design •Installation • Servict • Leasing .. Dept. counter for detail. WE ALSO SELL & SERVICE PHONES ' Name ------------------------~-------- ~~ ------------------------------City - - - - - , - - - - - - - State ------"'-- Z i p - - . . MONUMENY.CO., INC. 70 PINE STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 (614) 446-3734 ~-------------------~--~ " - •• ~· / • •• • • ., �• ' •. • • 1984 Ti~Sentinel • r1 Unification leader in federal prison. leader d tlle Unlllcatloll Church, lllltendett:d late Friday at a l£deral falling to report $162,00lln InCome on Ills federal tax returns. Moon has the day meeting With church IePtiers. as he had on Th\11'8day, and did not plan to 8ITive at the prlsoo untl\ Friday nlgbt. · ' . CASS OF 1889 Maude TaU, John BWr Jr,. maintained thmlghout the court battle that~ Is Innocent. Jessie Griffith, Emma Williams, and Emory C.. rleton made up the 8eCI;Jnd gradualing el888 from rleton College. Emory rleton was I the e-~ ........ n~ ' phew of founder, haac Carleton Sr., fornau probate judge and owner ~ The .Democrat, prcdeo eetl8or of .The Daily· ~ linel. lbis picture lindUuot·:ml· second annual graduation announcement -belOw belong to Robert Wmsea, Qaily Sentinel pubU.her and a descendant of lea-: Carleton Sr. · () OnThUraday,Moonsalcihewould move hli UnJtl(;atlon Church headquarters to the prison ·and that lie ~ would ''pray and work for thiS· country''whlleservtnghlssentenoe. oew attemoon Ulat Moon was spendlilg . • Moon was convicted In 198'.1 for prismtostartanl8-mmthsentence . The 64-year-old Korean reUglous Ieeder arrived at tlle medium· security prlsoo In Dan,bury at .11 p.m.-onehourbeforethell1ldnlght ~ - Imposed by a federal The statr for ·' processtng pt1u1en had left tor the W\!l!kmd, but Wardell Dennis Luther sald the ~would admit Moon. . A spokeswoman for tlle Unlftca· !loo Church said late Friday 914 •• In the prlaon factccy that manufac1:\111!11 wx!Bwear. tor 1ncm1e tax evasion. . ~nn..~ ~·"ti'~ Section ID) >·.· such as ~ -at the prlsoo's fire ciepartment,asagi'ouJidska!per,or DANBURY, Conn. (AP) - The &an Myuna Moon. spjrttual ~- . judge. • LulhersaldMoonwwklbebart'e4 - ea. ea. • trying to convert ~ inmates at the prlsOOto hll beliefs. A spokeswoman for the Bureau~ Prlsolls In Washtnglon, D.C., said • . latel' that there IS a rule against • conttnulng business whlle In ledetal. prisons. trorn ." I'm not aware of anything that "' tlllnk lie WB$ .told lie has untll · ~ speclftcally on converting · mldnlght ~t ~~Dd I think lie IS inmates,': said Kathy Morse, the .Z taktng advantageotthetlmetomeet spokeswoman, woo said she WOUid:1 with leaders o1 the church," sald ha~ to check with Luthei' · to • Mary Bratt!, an assiStant In tbe · detennlne what rule' was being • olllce of publlc affairs at the applied lnMoon'scase. ; church's world !Miadquarters In Asked If ensuring Moon's sat~ ' NewYorkCity. were a problem, Wood said, "If It 110t'15 a IUbarb o1 <lllcap. Ill, added IIIII& WIII ......... OOIEMAN IN CUSTODY- Chtcap FBI Agent-~ Edward Moon was at hiS eslate In becomes a concern we Will move ''MIII&W..tediJII"bec•wof . . •"'p"dedparilallimu'5 I I miMe· ; Heprty, ~and an !mldenUfted otftclal, ll8COI't AJIGII CGI!man, Irvington, N.Y., In suburban West- hbn to our more fortllted low~ spree, waaarr stehrllhOOIIIplllllan, DelraBruwa. (API rpiMo) •. : cenler, to a waiting car after Colernan'slll'ftlltFrlcla,y IDEvlulstoil, ID., a chester Coonty, for his meetings medium securltyf<JClllty," which 181 With church leaders, she said. more secure than the camp. : · Authorities at the prison sald MOOn had rernatiled tree untO al( ' thel'ewerenospeclalarrangements his appealS were exhausted. The( planned to house the evangeUst. He U.S. Supreme Court refUsed to hear>· . . ' . ' Is to be ~ In the ~urn- his ~ In May and u.s. Dlstrlci : EVANSTON, IU. (AP) - A FBI's "Ten Mast Wanted" Ust. proceedings. began May 29, when 8 9-year-old securtty facUlty's prison camp and Judge Gerard Goettel, Moon's ~ Detective Susan Trlguorea, the. W!sCollsln girl dlssppeered. Jier . •...... In -'--• telepoone call from a ' chUdhood · As he wa5 arrested, au!OOrlttes 1e with judge, on Wednesday · ordered him 10' -~, a <O>mutory·sty room · friend !ed poliCA! to a "dog·tlred" declared Coleman a suspect In a firSt tt11cer to spot the fugitives, sald body. wa~ found JUlie . 19 In 40 to 50 other Inmates, said Bill surrender Friday. Alton Coleman, wantedlnaslx·state seventh killing. The body ofEugme. shewascrulslnglnan unmarked car Coleman'slu'netown(lfWaukepn, Wood, assistant to the warden. The Unification Church claims 'rlgn of murder, rape and kidnap- Scott, 71, a retired lndlanapoUs and saw them sitting on park and Colen1an was cllarged With .As a new inmate, Moon would 45,CXXJ Amertcan foUowers and a ping until he and a female businessman, was found Thursday bleachers overlooking some basket· kidnapping and murder. probably be assigned to work In total ot between 2 to 3 mllllon In 127 ¢ompanlon were arrested quietly In along a roadside. The vlcllm's car baD courts. Authorltles then puraued Cole- laundryorfoodservlces, Woodsald, natlollswarldW!de. _ _t park, authorities said. Ms. Hynds and Sgt. George man and Ms. Browll through was found Friday near Evanston. __J_olls_.....,.....,_ ___,:-------...:. ; Coleman, 28, offered no reslstence "He looked tired - dog-tired," Schamlmoved In toarrestColeman llllnols, IOOtana; Ohki, Michigan, 1 bu_t_ma__;,y_la_tel'_swl_t_ch_to_other when he was taken Into custody Ms. Hynds said. "He must have while tWo other otftcers arrested WlsCOnsln and Kentucky. l!bout noon Friday, although he known It was the end of the road. He Ms. Brown, who had begun to lea~ ' Coleman has alSo bll!fl charged carried one bloodied knife In a was tired, past tired- maybe In the the park, pollee said. with themurderafaCUI1Del Sunday pocket and a second in a sock, pollee overtired stage." "We had our guns drawn," said school teacher In NOJWOOd. Ohio and Said. Ms. Hynds. "When we approached ·the abductton of an IndlaJia woman Ball was set at $25 million for ; His companion, Debra. Brown, Coleman and at $:lO million for Ms. him, he was seated on the whosebodywasfoundlnDetrolt.He ,.as arrested as she began to leave Brown, 21, whom autjlorltles des- . bleachers." . Is wanted for questioning In another "ti:e tile p81'k. A .J!kallller pistol was crtbed as his accompiiCA!. acted ~ casual," said Indiana slaying and the death d a · ll>und In her purse, autOOrltleS said. Schaml. ''He offered no resistance ~year-old Toledo woman and her his hands handcuffed to • "He was just smUing," said Sgt. his waist, spoke just three times whatsoever.'' 10-year-olddaughter. Kathryn Hynds, who helped arrest Pollee said Coleman's hair was Friday morning Evanston pollee durlng the 25-mlnute baD hearingthe pair, ending a frantic search responding, "Yes, I do," wben U.S. cut vesy .short. making ldentlftca· recelved"a caU fmn a childhood . OJrough the Midwest for Coleman, a Magistrate Carl Sussman asked If tlon difficult, and that he was frtend of Coleman woo llad !11!1!11 him \IUSpect in six slaylngswho lastweek he understood his rights, the Identified throogh fingerprints. walking In Evanston; ·• auc.go Most items at reduced prices Coleman's alleged crime spree suburb, said Cmdt. Ernest Jacobi. '."as l)'l8de a special addition to the charges against hbn and the • rua.-. (:oleman, companion arrested b:t Illinois ' ' . ' Ca~letdn Cnllege gone. but not forgotten for Meigs Countians . . . National Home · · Coleman, ~pliance ,, ' : CINCINNATI (AP) - An Ohio Coleman With murder, robbery, FBI agent says· that as many as 75 ·burglaly and other felony counts In ;Igents at a time from his Cincinnati the Juzy 13 beating death of Marlene pffiCA! worked to track down fUgitive Walters, 44, and the serlowi beating Alton Coleman. More than · 75 of her husband, Harry, 45. additional agents workt:d on the Dinan said acarwhlchColemanls search In Cleveland, he said. believed to have stolen In Dayton ' The search ended Fiiday when was recovered at 11 a.m. Fiiday in PoliCA! In Evanston, ill., appre- Indianapolis. hended Coleman and his compan- · In Coleman's hometown of lpn, DehraBrown, 21, lnaparkln the Waukegan, rn., a Chicago suburb Chicago suburb. 119t far from Evanston, residents Terrence D, Dinan, special agent told a Clncltmatl Post reporter that lp charge of the Cincinnati office of the aroused ktllerwasafrlendly,fun the FBI, said the alertness of mart and "someone everyone lJkes residents and pollee in Dayton and to be With." tlle Cincinnati suburb NoiWOOd But police records show Coleman qelped authorltles In their pursuit of has a history of clime, .the Post Coleman, who Is accused of a reported. slx·statecrlme spree. Coleman was charged With rape i Coleman was seen pn July 7 In In 1974 and 1976, but never was ~ledo and July 13 In Norwood. convicted. . Authorltles said Coleman and Ms. From 1971 to 1984, Coleman used ({rown had also visited Dayton that three aUases and was charired tour times With either !II!XIIal assault of ~deviate sexual behaVIor. Three ; Norwood ponce have charged • ~ the' victims refused to ~tlfy. Last SUIIllllei', Coleman's slstel', Terry Coleman, flied a complaint against him, saying he had sexually assaulted her 9-year-old daughter. At a preliminary court hearlnc. oowever, she told the Judi~! she had changed her mind and said pollee had forced her to~ the CharaJe. Oryerwith Wrtnkle Guard II ' .' • ATrlCA,N.Y. (AP) -Nearty200 ·Correctional Services. Inmates at AttiCa .state prison '~Then on their own they flnaUy retunil!d to their ceUs Saturday, decided to come In, at alnit 5: •: seven IIgurs after they refUsed to Therewasnouseoffon:eataUtoget leave a prison yard wben a pt1Jone; them back ln. The siUiatlon dldni , Who hit a guard With a bat was shot, require It," F1ateau ~ Inmate uprising In :am, "were to 110 Ill and they ~"said Jim Flateau, spokesman for the state Department of repeatedly asked tfarriage licenses ' • • ... . . .. Kenmore backyard LP gas grill ' . JL64841 Kenmore 18.0-cu. ft. • refrigerator freezer CUT mo . gtvetwo'-·-"--'''-··--"~· In the JcOab""tbe~'; pointed. But history noteS that ''wot:k progressed slOWlY from 1866 untll 1871 when .,a grade School opened with J.H. r.a: wbead, teacher, In charge." 'nlehlgtuchoolqlelledln 1883, aad""''-level~"~ ....--.... peredt;;'U.:Ilel'~:; buUdlng saki ICbobl, jlraylded, other · cltllenS wiD liVe. by I su)a:t~ a sum-•n t It to men, struggling With Ole's probanc1 lnakJng good. aur hearts sweU With prtde as we take an lliventory of the great · .' procession", her column concluded. While Isaac carleton had de E(ed the 10 acres In tee simple I!) the C4rleton College Bcieid of 'l'nlstees. In 18'12 the thlstees had . given carleton a 99 YI!!U' lease 011 approxlmatey six acres of the land. It was foUowtng the termination of tlle lease wtien the land reverted back1 to the lnlstees, that the title came l!J1(1er question and a suit to quiet title was brought In Metgs County Common Pleas Court. lems . CL.A.SS ~OTTO: -~· . I'ONtl Jllulir. JMuy, 14 Pmyr'f'. /mill'""'"'''"' Jftllir. flfA U/i 7'AJ.J.. CN~rr~t/' 1'At. lfirnf11g /n.M.I'1ltMtita/. Jlwlfir.. 0nfti,n, '' Frf'rtln"',"· .!OilN BLAIR, olr. VOC'Ul· Mmi,.. 1-:-ry, "Th Pm rmd thr Stlvlrrl," . ,!J..'SSJH OllJFJ.'/1'11. ' /ti-MMfMnltal Alu~ir. ·• JiM&y, "Lift," ' RJfJfA 1VJJ.l.JA1lt$. /ndnarn.t'nlot M11aii-. title ' had been Once the ' Omlt'fm, "0"" Rollot IJort'' cleared, the lrust.E;Es, to continue Carletm's Intent of the land's use tor educatloll, 90id seW!raJ lirled,·dur~, J.'4tlORY C:A.RJ.Jt: rox. JOlLY JU~Alll, Jr. ClnM.. &m!J• Cnrtft:rriJI9 of /HpltmU.U by J•rinf'ipnl. li11•ul J!r4¥ic. lltlll'rlif'l;ft/1, 'acreS to the Meigs Collnty Board ' .. _,,. o1 County Cmunlssloni!I'Sforthe. construction t;Il a liChool fer the mentally retarded - later ,named the 'Carleton School The $25,001 pUrchaSe prtce was Invested and the Interest I1DW provides a scholarship fund, again continuing the cok _ lege fwnde!"s orlglnaiiDtent of pnawtlng education. 'lbe lUrid Is admlnlsten!d by the Board of frustees. Fred w. Crow, lli'esl· dent, MOton Vartan, secretaty; MOton Roush, vice president: and George Holman treasurer. And willie the 'school was rt:duced to J"Ubble many years ago, the Cl\rleton college founder' s dream of educational opportunity lives on through scholar· ships to college-bound Syracuse studellts. .. 2l Q99 ·. . unu.. mblod c_ ur . $10F --·53499 , Wilke and :a! (to be under the eontro! o1 the Ohio' i!nmlal . conference 'of ~ Methodist Episcopal Church) as a. flmd·to · be ~ to 5Upp9rt a liCbool located 011 my farm. I Will alSo 'HI :mcm Wllilo ·, ' 111o lllded. , Miss Karr recaUs that the ~tendent IIYedoo thethlr6 ~ a lliU.b!e hou8e." ·' . floor and •......,._.. studellts ' . ' ~. 91. · theci~i~e$~ A Cmunlttee tesfe(l by the - wblcli lhe~i:i'as "~ living graduate· of the college' . Rev. El. Jones, Mettodllt from wt In t)le county" lived nami!d for.lts ~- · . mlnlsller, startt:d out tO ~ lbe lkJwnstalts. . Carkml ~his ~IICA!m - necessarysuiMct~and~ ThegraduateofGal'letonwho went on to Ohio University to tor edlicattm ln··1865 wben he '. a feW weelrllall!r n!poiled that dona~ 10 acres -of ~ and · eMJgh cltlle!ll hid g1vea mowut1nue her teacher training, gave bricks from l;tls kDn ney to be paid ID lilltallnats as . got her first experience 1n for constnJctlon of a school. the. WOl'k pr® 5 1 to take teachltlg at carleton where she • , In the mld-lhlrtles when Caadvantage of Carleton's offer. did some substituting. · ' . rletoa Colleg,e closed lts doors, On the Ust were names still CArletoo College ceased to. ' Miss Ka'ri wrote a history of the familiar ln.Melp County - the ~ In 1933, and In 19.15 the school Ill which she spoke of the ~- the Bartels, the b•Ming was tom down. W. ,,"pioneer sacrifice, labor and McBtides, the Qn~~'en•, the l(arr that year wrote a column anxiety which were so apPreParkers and the Pllllllps. . on Carlton College for The elated by the former teachers ';Ibe cllart!!r was erantll!d on -. DttiMX!Iat Ill which she Usted ·and pupUs." .Nov. 16, Jllll5, tlle lnl8tees smewtstandlnggt'lldjlatesand ltwa81n,theSJII'II1goflll65th8t elected; and the Methodist min· · commented on their cai'ee!' Carleton.made 'a proposition to Jster, Jones, wbo 'bi1P1r£d and . · , ar;cornplishmellts. the PeOple~ S)[IliCIIS!!. · encouraaect Carleton trom ·the · ''Carleton College ~ not "For the IJUIPOS!!ofpromotlng · start Wa$ • IIIUlled the first 'C!'umbleto the ground In vain as thecauseofeducatlm,Iwl)lglve pres~t. · ' · wepassdowntherecordindsee a deed of at least ,tea acres of In 181)6 ·a buDding committee the Ust of teachers, professon. land, and an the coal under Jots headed by Carleton was apattorneys and ycx,mg buslnes!l • 29649 prisioners return to cells Officials earlier Saluftlay had said 125 inmates were IIi the pi1Jon yard, but aftel' the InCident ended. sald182inmatesspentdlenlgbtlll the yard. , "A Ce!ltw'f-. It took real ~ COUJ'8il! for a man to laUDCb ~ for &· !!(!hool bllt IsaaC caril!ton, Sr. hail What It • ....-. · ·~"'"• ~~= Karr of 375U 2·Sp8ed washer Att~ca ofllclals said. The 182 inmates at the prison, where 42 people died In a bloody rlelonCol~?. ·~ ) ... . • ....._- _.,. .,._, SY!:!AcdsE- "Now1ell mewhah rollelle .In Sou~ Ohio . can pnldure IUCh an Impressive l!ll4 lnten!stJng hlljtory ~as ea.. CUf-$140 , Kenmo~ · extra-capaci~!' lauhdry pair1 ' - ~-Y~S ..!~~H ) S _ everal agents searched for Coleman . ' ' . • •: GALLIPOLIS - The folloWing $!pieS filed for marriage this past . week In Gallla County Prob!lte <?ourl. ; Richard L. SUvers, 19, Rt. 2, Patriot, U.S. Navy, and Sharon K. Smlth, :.¥). Rt. 2, Patriot, student. : Jack L. Brewer, 52, Mount Dora, Fla., electrician, and DoiUIB J. · ~ayo, 45, Orlando, fla., Orlando qlty employee. ' DonaldE.Turner,43,Sprlngfleld, ~0 Stores, and Shirley M. Turner, ~. Rt. 2, crown City, unemployed. • Anthony J. Melvan, 20, Rt. 3, GalllpoUs, unemployed, and Bonita £.. WU!lams, 18, Rt. 3, GalllpoUs, l)nemployed. · Lawthle Ward Jr., 28, Rt. 2, • Vinton, studellt, and Teresa Adkins, 20. Rt. 2, Vinton, houseWife. : Roger L. Stewart,ll, Middleport. disabled, and Norma R. White, .ll, ftt. 2, Vlntoo, at home. : Bobby Burnhelmer, :ll, 320lh $eeond Ave., unemployed, and M. Lusk, 23, 126 First Ave., Student. ; Alan D. Evans, 'll, Rt. 4, f.enDY C::alllpolls, salesman, and Teresa L. Feustel•. 20, Eureka Star Route, Sales clerk. · : Ralph L. Taylor, 21, Rt. 1, ~n. city employee, and faulette L. Roberts, 19, Rt. 2, ~ldwell. nursing aide. , ~ FINA.L WEEK! MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE ON POOL & PAllo·FURNITURE . . ~ SMt3233 JL42191 Kenmore 23.1-cu. ft. chest freezer CUT $~~O ' IWt>ill Sears quartz tuned tabletop color TV •45199 CUT $120 ... .. 37999 ::• • • •- . ·, ' ~ ;••, . SAVE 20o/oTo 50% ON ALL SEATING & DINING GROUPS, ODDS 'N ENDS, AND UMBR~LLAS . . IN-STOCK ITEMS ONLY-ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE Lifestm· FURNITURE SHOWCASE Jl.88841 Kenmore 12-tltlh:h Kenmore 1.4-cu. ft. microwave oven ' ~P'f.oo 01 ' 36899 -lng machine . . CUT_ .$12_0 i. 18299 '. f then adveniHCI llema Is readily tWallable lor ..t, ai advertlnd •FREE DEUVEAY •FREE PARKiNG "WHERE CUSTOMER IAniiiACnON IS OUR MA?N CONCERN." .,,_ " __ ' ' ' ' CABLEl'ON AND ,GBADUATE - 'lbe P"'tt''C .._..above, Caikiw Co I p b)' Roberi Glbore of W'Ezr Mi. -..la&heCUW.Sc+ llluSyracu~e. Chpil 1M .._ "' Fred ere. ·Sr., cenler, pa\ 55 "'&he cuw. CaBep ....... 'l'nlltem, I u · ala::..,.,.,,.. , w. Clelrl, ftii~UU 11111 C.., 1. . 1 _,,._,,eu-.. Rk*,tt-w;m•l I James ·R. Banks, 20, Rt. 2, GalliP'!I~ Banks Tree Service, and Lisa J. Maskew, 19, VInton, u.s. ~- Willi...,. •• memorial tom 711' • t . ... -' .. . ........ ~... ... . , • .•• _.. ~o. .. .. •....r ..... ... _If o ;i\,.,..1- .... .. ~ ....... --~ .... u ,~ ..... . - ' - --~· ' ··· ~·~ ···· -.- ) '........ ~----· J . . .......... -· · - 1~ ''"" ·-··~· I d er-, wife of ...... . .... ~ . ... ... Fred w. CiW' Sr. Crow Is oomplllng mtonnadoll on the coUeae for publlca&loa and has offered $GO for &he i-eoord boob for yean before lB8L ProbaiJiy &he olde8t llvlllc grwhate of the Collep, MardaiWr,IM, of Syracuae, has acnpboob of col!imDI l!be wrate about &he ICbool for a fonner Meip ~. 'lbe Democrat. ' - (I . -----~ - ~ ~ ~ .... .. ~ ... .,i . .. • . ... ... ... . . _.... - 1t -- - ··- •· ·· · • · .. • 1' t -~ -·· ,.. · �• 22,19M . Calendar fatterson, ' l SUNDAY :: GA1.LIPatJs ... IIIDdra Pl... Limit a.-tltiM. - .. . <'•Plllolll. blame l»llrtdtlll !'!..!~ ci l'llrta JuM 1 at ......,. ""'"""' Clllrch. 1be bri11e II . . ""llh'-r Ill Bill aDd JaAml STORE ·.HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM - CENTENARY - The Grubb 1 amj)y Singers wUJ be at Falib .Temple Cbtirch on Debby Drlve In Centenary, Sunday, 7p.m . . - . · peake, wUJ be at Elizabeth ,.Chapel Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. ;The publlc is tilvlted to attend . · · i Givl!ninrnarrtaaeiJYiierpareata, ~ bl'kSeWUEIICIIi li!dbyherfa!ber. 'Mald of boaor wu Debtile tteram and bridelmald Wll8 Ia Snodaraaa. FkMullrfW811 Roccbi and ring 1learer Wll8 Pat1ieJQJ. · ' .., Best man was Men1U Holley 8Dd 1lahen were Blliy SWain, Clu1ll t ' = PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., JULY 28; 1984 . .•· • MONDAY POMEROY -Tberewillbean .organizational meeting at 6: lJ ;p.m.MondaylntheEasternHigh · ~hool c;l!eterla for all girls ~ades 9-12"1ntereste«;lln playing volleyball at Eastern High. 0 eemer. byK-Mart. , · ::The ii'OOtn II employed byliol22r ... . ~Center. ~Tbey will ""Ide , Gallipolis. RIDGE -There ' will be Bible Study with the Rev. I Earl Hlnlde at Walnut Ridge ! Cburch1Tuesday, 7::Jlp.m. • U.S.D.A. BONELESS' • Chuck Roast • l POMEROY - The Ladles Auxllialy of Veterans Memortal 1 :Hospital w1ll meet at noon , Tuesday at the hospital and w1ll · : travel to Ravenswood ror a ; luncheon meeting. I ' •• Round ·-. Steak •••• LB. WEDNESDAY ~ POMEROY - Feeney- . ; Bennett Post 128, Amertcan • Legion, and Its auxiliary, will f meet Wednesd!IY for a 6: ~p.m. potluck dinner. Meetings of both groups \vlll take place at 1: lJ p.m. •, - ' ;f I I . I • POMEROY - The Wlldwood ..Garden Club wUJ meet Wednesr day at 6: ~ for a picnic at the Grueser pond. I . i • A public meetlngtoapprovethebylawsof Sere:nlty House, a nonprofit · organization servicing victims of domestic violence, will be held Monday, 5 p.m. In the MultlpurposeRoomofWoodlandCenters. II 1.. ! Chuck ·Roast •••• LB. . . 59¢ Chicken ........ .-.. . · GRADE A WHOLE LB $}99 ' $}0~ · ttJIIrod, Mulberry Heights, - Watch your weight m.apel For .people 4b percent or lllDi'e overweight, cancet' mortallty Is 33 petcent blgber tor men and 55 ~ veil 1ace: a1i·oa ! .mob . .; 'e 1-/tl Ook :2ioonute Jet :f ::: ·BROUGHtO~'S 2% Car wash Legion auxiliary . planning meeting The American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Fillnet oy, will meet at 7: :JIThundaynJebt at the hall. Debbie Wen)' wUJ give a report on her exPeriences at Buckeye Girls State. ' THRIFT KING · . · . · . 0 Mllk .......• !~. $ · 59 1 .· DEL MONJE • : 3 Catsup .......... !~~• cb e of matte ta1reta wllb sbDrt· E ladlets fashioned w1lb elbow leugtb KRAFT · · ¢. • . LADY. BORDEN' ~AL.:~$ .} 8.9 89 . Ice Cream •••••••• . 1h ' \JUU ... """'~ ~ 171 Oz.. $-599 Limit One Per Coupon Good OnJy At Powtll's , Offer Expires Sat., .July 28, 1984 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ABC 123 or PAC .MAN TOMATO SAUCE •• ~ ... ~~n~z. 3/Sl Lillit Ont Per Covpon Good Only At PowtH'a ~~~ hplrts Set., July 28, 19841 . ( SHURFINE .SUGAR Slb. Bag '• E - ll49 I Limit One hr Coupon Good Only At POWIII'a Offtr hplrtl Sat., ,.., 21, 1914 . ' Mr. Mrs. Jack and Mrs.and Beiitard Fultz,SeeUg, Pearl Mr. Welker, IW- and Mrs. Phil Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. · . •-;;;;:;;;=;;;:;.-;;;;;~;;;;::::::=~::1 S..ld "" ,, ._II! ) ; FQLGII'S FLAKED COFFEE 39 az.. S499 Limit Ont.Ptr COIIIIOI • Good Only At Powtr. .. . Offer &pira Sit:, July 21, 1114 10 Lesler P. Silo~ r, Parcels, RutlancL Letner P. Shoemaker, Viola B. to ker, Now . All Stimmer .Mdse.· Leller P. Silo- . Pafceia. Sallabury. Letner P. Shoerlaaker, VIola B. · ~to VIola B. Shoeniala!r, 11. Rutland. . EFraleyetalto~E. I , Loll J. Cundiff, Sllerlrts Sall•bury. t (AND :MORE) Sherwood L. Men!dltb, Mildrid i!_.~th' 10 Fred ~-A. A. Rilda:Jrd, Radford, 'Minerala, • ' Fred A. Radford, Carolyn A. , PIIIJip A. Rdard. LlaRadb'd eo Sbii woo4 L ' Mlldr!d L Mi!relllll, 'II Cbelttl'•. • - ' See Our Models ·· · ....__ Ptt. 446-0217 . ' _....... ~. l' -~ 'j • ··, .. 1 This Week's Special 3 RIB DINNER > ·j . . $32~ - ) I ' I . I' l 1000 MORTON STREET RT93NORTH ; JACKSON, OHIO :· (614) 286-2101 - HOLZER CLINIC .LTD. URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is ~ow open every Saturday and Sunday from .1:00 P~M. to ~·· 9:00 P.M. at the Main Clinic on ·Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the· Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for . treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter ,. the Clinic at .the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should .telephone 446.5287 for a time. · . to be seen. URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS J I' I 30 Year Financing 29 Different Homes 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms Ranches & Bi-Levels Crawl Space or.Basement We Take Mobile Home Trade-In -· .. s:=.~ 1 f-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;!~;;;~~~~;!5:5i!5S:~~~ ~· ~~r - - --- -- uslngtheweddlngcolon.·' The couple resides at 1400-A, 'llle bride is a gradliate of Waterlqo Trail, Austin, Teilas. I a • REAL HICKORY Sara Cullums, fM:i;"·~~pm Lester P. Shoemaker, VIola ... Willi I ; · 40>1 SKOIIII A '· 446-J .. ."•1"-'llo-"" ~. "r - ,..,. - fl~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!2;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ wore July 25, Tuppers ~Ina, Lodwick's, 7: 25-7: 55 p.m.: . W ·~' C 1 Jeg-o-muttm aleeves. 1be -dresses featured spaghetti strap& and tie belts. The miniature brtde a llri!IB ldeotiCal to the bride's gown. Blup!ts ·ct. the attendants were ; Harrl!lonvUie, church, 4: !fip.ni.: NewUmaRoad,onemne _ -·th of Fort Meigs, 5:-16-6 p.m.: . ~ransfers .. . -·· Sllawnee High School. She attended :a-m. - Wednesday, .•• : ,lliTDIW t : : • TIDE DETERGENT • : : 'lbecomlngweek'sacheduledls: ondly, July 23. Burllllgllam3: ... •·,..;, ty mobile borne park. ....... w ' l ,.. Boo1an0b11e servtres In Meigs Meigs • auT!aaetheir receptloo In a ~wn l:ounty Ia · broogl)t by the Abuftetdlnnoranddance CJunty Publlc Llbrai:Y under con· · WIIBbeld at the MUanoClublnLlrna". l:f8ct with the Ohio "lt'lllleY Area The four·tlered wedding cake was Ziibrarles. · · . eiiCircled 8Dd ~with Dowers ,B.utland, Depot Sll)!t!l. 6: 44)8: 10 Vegetables .. ~~.o!. 3/Sl Orange .JUI~e .~~.~AL$ 0 • married "In the worst way," received Inquiries from Wttnen across the country In his search for "a traditional woman' who I can brlnghometomotber." 1 Mr. and Mrs. VlrgiiBrown,Mr.and lavelldel'gownwtlbmatcblngshort . Mrs. George Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Jacket, and both mothers wore Ted Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Jim COI'IIIIgel of pink roses and baby's O'Brien, Peg Glrolaml Ward, breath. , Catherine Blaettnar, Mr. and Mrs. Following the ooeniOily, the Jtin ,Th:lmas, Mr.. and Mrs. John br1de and gniorn were escorted to 'lbcmas, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rue, V Twitty City, Country Music Hall . of Fame and a petformance at 'tbeGrandOieOpry. . · , ·Cost In $189 and for lnforma· tlon, rontact Audrey Hottman, BOx 12, Letart, W.Va,25253orcall 675-9'102 or 8$-3843. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Follrod The gtoo.'it's mother wtt'i! a deep ;; • ~ ' •' ' OJ. PT. PLEASANT. W.Va. Mason County Extension Homemakers~ planning a trtp to the Grand Ole Opry, Sept 21 to 23. Tour w111 consist of visiting on lng to the American CancerSociety. . ' ,..... Ohio State University and the Unlvt!i'slty riTexas. The groom is a graduate ofMelgs . Hlgb Sclml and Ohio State Unlver· • slty. He Is employed at Espey, • Mrs. Mary AnD Bacoo. slsler of Houston and Associates as a civil brtde, was matroo ci bllllor. Sue similar to the bride's 8nd CttJSisted eng!Deel'• hrp, Connie Wapi!!', Mazbgan I· ci blue Iris, pint carnations, rose Local family. and friends attend· IIJOOrl,llldBetsyBorcif,slsterrithe alitromlra, pullie statlce and ingtheweddlngwereC.L.Hendel"· D'lde. were brldelmllds. Jennifer b~Jby's bniatb. 'lbeyworecblstersof son and Mrs, R-H. Follrod, grand~rlffo aDd Clu1s Griffo, niece and matdllngflowers 1n their balr. parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. -~ oltlle ~were lntherote Gary Ometer·was best man and Shennan Henderson, Pam Hencjerlfrnlnllturebrldeandgroom. · . ~ were Larry Parnell. , son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendel"· ~e atrendants wore orchid Bqb Sellng, JOhn nnnas and Roli ·son. Mr.lllllt_~. BlliF:'ollrocl, sue :: · Tumt!r. UsherswereJerryand.Jlril Follrod, Dale Henderson, Mr. and . • Grltb, brothersofthebrlcie. . Mrs. Kenneth Braun, Mr. and Mrs. O:i l Ke~ The bride's motber wore a pink James Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Don y11 II0 . ~' dieis -with malchln& lace Jacket. Mills, Mr. and Mrs.!Wger Morgan. • r,::;;:;::;;:;:;;:;;;M;::==t·' Services In Galllpolls. . The groom is a graduate of Meigs · High School and is employed by Herald and Gas, Middleport pett£Ut blgber for women. accord· wttii aJenoon' lace. ·The litie wore a made,of ln\ported .,,...,. · with acded edge and IIPPllqlll!d with alellcon Sbe ~ 1 loole French caacade t ol white I'ttii8IJCI! ~ roses and baby's I , ' , slerVel ,mtcJl were .IIIIo .' Boat Show Aug.27-28,anda~tyle show In September, sponsored -- '"by the Eml)lem Club. city clerk'sofflce, '"lbey seem weU sullt'd for one another," she said Thursday. lither, the br1de wore a L GALLIPOLIS - Middleton Estates Is planning a car wash Saturday, July 28, all day to help send residents to Washington, D.C. Other fUnd raisers uprom- · · ing wUJ be during the Merchants HeandCaroleSueStlnes,ofGien Jean, W.Va., recently applied for a Ucense to wed on July 28, said AuroraGiovaneUo .oftbeBrockton Music tor .. the , weM!ng was Jllesentfd by Dick McCobb, orgailst, and Cathy Fesenmyer and Jlark Vorts, vocallsts. . :;The cbllreh was decoratEd with ~and candelaln using the 1.: CHESHIRE - PO~OY- - The Rev. Lamaatla pedttmed Cett!IIIOIJY. The br1de Ja the ughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Jerttne Qruro of fll49 Ft. Amanda Rd., 01dersvtlle. and the (ll'Ottl111 the llD ol Mr. and Mrs. Richard .. Escorted to the altar by her gown ci itute cbl1!on knit over taffeta with. ~ . Vt!lllse lace encircling the Jajstllne. 'lbe gown featured a length triiD ' wltb ccystal Jested lb1uce .aceenta along the . .,l1uQ. 'n,. bodice Willi I!!IJVIIMwl aqd seed pearls with lol)g 9 9 Cube Steaks ..L~· $} . HILLSHIRE FAMOUs,· sMOK~~ $ 199 Sausage ... ~.... ..... . . The annual w1ll be Aug. 5 at the Kyger Creek shelter, across from Kyger Creek plant on R9ute 7, beginning at ncion. · . - ~les Catbollc Church In Lima.. t. · Mr. an4 Mrs. Steven Robert Peckham . EASTON, Mass. (AP) - An . There was no answer at Butkus' ''UiJIIailpy bachelor'' who was telephone on Friday night. But crurtedbyhundredsofwomenatter acCording to the lll8f!"lage applicabe put Signs on his lawn adyertlsll)g tlon. his Intended Is 34Yl!lU'S old and tor a wife has apparently fOUIJ(l the unemployed. woman of his dreams. Last year, Butkus planted signs on his front lawn declaring: "I Need Bachelorliood, which Bany But- a Wife, Please Can You Help" and 1iu.s callecl"the pits,".-about to "Wife Wanted By Unhappy ~·~ become lust a bad memory for the Bachelor." !fi-year-old prison guard. Butkus, who said be wanted to be ~ing®lors. ~artln-Sayre reunion l '"POMEROy - Karen Let! Griffo ~ Cbarlell' Richard FoDrod were ·dilled Iii malTiage In a double ~ ' 4eremonY May 26 at 2 p.m. at St ~· -. Advertisement paid off t Martin-Sayre . reumonset Opry tour set ' ~ . BONE~IN . follrod · trade vows ' •• Public meeting GALLIPOLIS - U.S.D.A. ...- ; on McCarmlck riffo, · $}49 BUCKET · Happenings I i •••• I ' ! . LB • U.$.D.A-.· .. • . .----- .. ·wALNuT I The lrlde wore a gowq of cblftonetre over taffeta. It was faabloned with a sweetheart neck· tine, fltteil bodice and long sllieves aCcented with lace and pearl motif. She carried a bouquet of red and pink baby roses with l>aby's breath tied wltll pink ribbon. The groOm woreapalebluesultandbadawhlte - 1'081! boutonniere. Mr. 8nd .Mrs. AOOy Doczl of . MJd4k!port were attendants for the couple, who iiCIW reside at Route 1, , Middleport. The bride Is a graduate of Meigs High School and Moun1aJn State Col ;ge, Parkersburg, W.Va. She Is employed by GPW AccOunting ~and Chris Pattenat. 1be bride II a 81'1111uate ci GaUla HJeb Scllooi and !3uclreye Career Sbli Ia em- TIJESDAY . . :;t~ Rev. James PatteJu1 rill· .,..ted the cer'emOIIY. POMEROY,·OH. Deborah Kay WoodyardllldStevmRobertPeck- him exchanged wedding vows at the Fin!! United Methodist,Church, Pearisburg, Va. on July 13. The . double-ring ceremony was pelrilmed by the Rev.;Ray Am~ The brtde Is the daugl!ter ot Mrs. Dm1s A. Woodyard, Poluetoy,llld . James H. Woodyard, RockSprlnp. . The groom .Js the son ol Mrs. Charlotte Harper, MlddlepQrt, and. · the late Harry Peckba.m. QJ. 1be II'OCm Ia tile lOll ci Holley and the late Haz8l 298 SECOND,ST. : GALLIPOLIS - The Brlde of 'Christ Quartet from Cbesa· ~y - - W.ti-The I: · Peckham wed · in Virginia · ifuring June . HARRISBURG- HanisBapt Church wUJ have It's annual omecomlng Sunday, with tdtnr~er seiVed on the grounds pproxlmately 1 p.m. There wUJ be special singing In the aftermoo and the public is Invited. The Sunday nm.s..Sentlnel Fag• -I W~yard, . .f!olley marry \ • Ohio l'lllnt PluJDnt, W. Va. 0 • 5 P.M.-9.P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. -1 P~M.-9. P.M. .. ·> �• • • Fag a B-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel July 22, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaiGflt, W. Va. ' ' . , Pen-~ · • Mlddlepo!t OaH~Is, Ohlof-Point Plaa111nt, W. Va. From ..China to Ohio··:. . JTPA at Ria·Gra11:de open~gs fordisplaced ;· ·workers in this area . ~ and ·hack .again, man r . . opening Peking shoP::;• BySUB~ ' · • rulldlng seating 200 In Toledo -i each ou~ and sold as ~~ A-w' W..,.\\'rla COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Mark . ~expanded. · t• · PI's - ~ of owning his own "So finally I came to Columbui:. • n;rtauranthasbrc;Aiglrthlm~ay and hail &Kl· seats, theil \hat w~ ;. 1 around tile world, and soon 1! wiD ,takehlmbacktohlsnattveQilna. . Pl-wholnl7Yearshasexpanded frim a four·table care In South Korea to an Qhlo.based restaurant chain wlthhundredsofemploy~- : GRAND - 'lbe!le are some of lhe grand : cluimplolls selected at the annual Melp County 4-H Style revue held Iii prepal'lldon for the ~·a junior fair. From the left are Usa CoJ,Uns. · Junior fair queen, sports clothes spectacular category; Tammy Calaway,loungtngclothe&; Pam Riebel, .Sjualorflllrfllll!lll,*-.., ootflt, fonnal; Missy Calaway, clothes for ecbool, and Jo Elea er-, clothing comp)emeots. . '" ' .... _, RFSERVE .CHAMPIONS At left Is one. JP'OIIII of~ · champlollli ~ the alinwll Melp Cooniy 4-B Style Revue. Fnm the left are MlelteUe , ........,, lopplac your oudlt catepa); Tina Molden, advelllurel Ill clothing; Mel' MIDer, ....... clotbe8, active; Heather alllo !lpCJris adlve, .... T!llnmle Gilkey, sporiR dothel!,.. ..,............ At the Joweio lei are · e........ f1Diaw; cbam.._ eou.;.•a Rlore reserve of Melp f.~ Style Bevqe for the anmgal Melp Junior Fair. 'l1ley are, from left, Cry\!tal Ka.Yior. joyful jumper, Terrie 8tllrdler, clothe~ (Gr IICbool; Terri 9tOid, dn!aHip ouUit, fomllll; n - Cr 1 , alllo ('lu!llw for ldlool catepry; JcMb> l.e\>luptlla, ell- up out- . fit, daywear. . . ' wtU open 111e newest venture In felling, about :JJ miles from Ills blrthplare. · "A lot ofllmes I expectoo.to have this many (restaurants)," PI says of the quest that led his parents from Cblna to Korea when he wa,s a . lllddler. That same quest laterlo\lk him to Japan, Taiwan; and the Uniled States. ·~Alotoftbnesl try to •...forget about opening the reslaurantS, but. .. then I want mare, too." PI, 39, said Peking wiD be a test ll1lll'lcet for exporting more of hts "Cblna Gate" restaurants and Amerlcan!ilanagement techniques tolallQr·rlchChlDa. Healsohopes!o rediscover the culture he lett whm he was 3 years old.. ~·I wm try to use that Ume to go ttiere and find my roots," said PI, · though China means mOre of 11 )Justness opportunlly than a homeland.to 111m and his fMitly. . "lwouldllketodo rustness there, rutl WOUld jlke to stay In the Unitoo States. It Is the land of oppOrtunity here," said PI, who has never met Ills relatives In China. Whlle he still has problems speaking English, other American traits came more EIISIJy. "I like to eat -hot dogs and prime rlbli, · medium 'rare. Sometimes· I hale Chinese food - rve been In the kltchensllyears." , The kitchen work llegan In Korea, which PI left to try Ills hand as a Chinese chef In Jllpan. Heoontlnue4 In Taiwan, where heopenedhlsown · restaurant. · After · Umtled success there .he lelt Ills wife, LUy, and their first 'Cillld behiJid and came to Chicago alone !n 1972. His first OO.seat restaurant In thicagowastoosmall,soheqle!IOO 111. !D-seat restaurant. and sold the first. 'l'hatwasfollowedbya:J:»seat restaurant In Sprtog!leld, Ill·· then a enQUgh," PI said. · "; But he didn't stop there. 1\vct : ·smaDer restaurants were added ~~~~. Colwnrus, with others In Newark; • youngstowit, Findlay, Clnclnnati1·; Lancaster and Akron. ()nels 10011 to; • open In I.Jma, PI also has res tau. ;: , rants In Monroe, Mich., aoo. Phoelllx, Ariz., and plana to expand' Into the Cleveland and Daytor); areas. . But the heart of tl1e aulllentlf: , Ch!riese, coo~ he credits tor JQ_; SUt;eeSswUI soon be-back In Cblna... 'PI pla!is to open tl1e Pe~;'l testawant II\ eight to romon,ths wtU use It to research tradl~ Chlnese CoQklng and develoP ~i menus. :;• "Then we'll try from there, D' contlnueresearch. Evecyttme ... ri(, comeupwlthnewdtshes,lflt'sgood;:, then (we'll) bring back dishes.~ · our Peking chef will come 'to United States and show our cooks,'!:· PI said. "" He said traditional cooking mJah . mean a retum 'to the co8l fuel andl:• , extra·heavy WOks, or oriental tryln(, ~ . pans, that he USed when he le~;'; to cook. . . (:!• But old-style (.'(l(lklng wW be• balanced by modemlzatton of ~ restaurants• business ofllce, Mrs. PI has supe!VIsed, as Well as, raising the three PI children, since' she jotnOO her husl:land In the United; States seven years ago. • The latest addition Is a computert and PI said a team of accountants. and attorneys Is sorting through 11M;! restaurant's financial reCords that . he said !10\lf amount to "a mess of. · · papersallover!TIYoftlce.'' .l· But PI speaks alxll!t the future of his restaurants In tennsofthe~,· . talklngofhowhelearnedtocook.old rectpes and another ffi!1!1 wooc~ from Ills home town of Sang Tong, . China, hundreds of ~ ago Confucius. . "What Confucius say, Mark PI~ ssy no dltferent · ... restaurant· operation prosper," hedeclanid. :J . • " ... · ! •. ' Now Offering With . '!'•rapist · . PAMELA. ADKiNS~ M.A.. I No .Finance Charge For 12 Mont·hs On .Any Items Purchased During Our· ·· 11 LET'S ·GET A.CQUAINTED SALE" ' • he problem, Mrs. Meehan later 1e6rned, was tertntzer .oottles that weremtslabeloo.&SweedkWer.Mrs, Meehan drew chuckles from· the ci4''s park board Thursday night wtaen she explained the mistake to •· I FOODLAND COUPON I I I I . I 50¢ OFF ! ON PURCHASE OF ANY CAN OF INSECTICIDE SPRAY WIYH RET~I LOF '2.49 OR MORE 1 !· I I FOODLAND Pleatant 675-3106 ' Ohio Vallay- GaJiipoli•-Pt. flll . JacbDn An. ' ' . , Point P••t, W. 11. " ,,, ,I) ,J•• Garnes - Little · . . . POME;ROY -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Center United Me,thodlst Church. Garnes of Dexter anoounce the Miss Games Is a graWate of, ~ man1age of their . Melp High achool and.Rio Grande . M -·-Whal.ey . BARTI..ESVILJ.E Okla. (AP) - Says Kittrell, ''Education clearly~ • . ·=========t: ' Inthenextstxyears,~Z7rnllllon · ourNo. lclvlcresponslllWty." Laugsvllle. The brlde elect Is agraduateofthe chlldrm In thewtU sixth, and ,I eighth grades not seventh get a proper foundation In science and matiJe. School. ' HyaeUisagraduateofMelgsHigh mattes. according to Charles Klt· School and Is currently employed at trell, executive vice president of Tri:State Rooting .and Sheet Metal Phllllps ~leum. , Kittrell says It will take uniU 1990 Co. of Charleston, W.Va . to rallle enoogh taxes, train a II!!W goenentiOil of supedorteachei's,and design the proper materials necessary for modem Instruction. This year, Phllllps says II wtU irandt oiJlclating. A reception w1ll channel $8 mlllm Into educa~ follow. ' much through company.sponso..,... Miss Roberts Is a graduate of North Ganla High School ·and Buckeye HIDs Career Center. She Is employed at Scenic H1lls Nursing · Center. · Tayl<K: Is a graduate of North Giillla High School and iS employed by the C.alltpoUs Clty Malntance . Garage. schoolof~logyatMelg!IHigh ~ Next door to Glllin&h•m Dru1 Stor1. Seccind Ave .• G111ipolis COMING ·SOON PHOTO EXPRESS SAlE DAY SERVICE ONE HOUR SERVICE • • Available Upon Request ,..~ma~th~and~~~~~:edu~u~~~~~~.~~========~~~==~ ' Monday thru Friday 9 AMiot PM saturday 9 AM to 5 PM WAllt I~ Of! (.All fOR AN API"OIN 1-..tNT 448-9510 A NEiN .DIRECTION IN HAlf! DESIGN" ' tile appi'OCIChlng marriage of their granddaughter. Collennetta . ''$am" Davidson, to Troy Wheeler,_ son of Margaret Wheeler, Green . LoveSplings, Fla. ' . The wedding wtU take place ·on . Plants.- Boring •• ......... ..._....,..,_... I ·~-- ~y.,_ [ - . " ' - til;. ......... PEACE AMID THE STORM E-'1723 NOR1;H CANTON, Ohio- IJe. pbjny IAvon ~ts, North Canton, Ohio, become the bride of BenjalhlnJOOII Boring of Canton, In .an AIJI. 25 CeiB!IOI\Y. She Is the dau&llter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Jeirery, Atlanta, Ga., an~GeorgeR. Plants. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.Helsthe of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boring;' wm am INSPIRATION & FAITH . Preclou! Motn~ntJ Rgurlna make sharing one's feelings of · faith I jo~OLIS glfl·glvlng U • , · perlence. The sculpturts terve •• me11engert of Ood'a Word and of your special HMI· menll. Each h•• an lnsplri· tlonal 11ylng and you're Canton, Ohio. MI.Piantslsalaothegranddaugh· terofMr.andMrs.GUbertL.P,lants, :&hlmorton Road, GallipoliS and Mn. Freda Wood of.PI. Pleasant. Her mother Is ~formerErewanna Plants. The opeD-church Wedcllni wiH take place In the Trinity Onlted Church ol Christ. In Northwed Canton, 3 p.m., Aug. 25. The Rev. John Long wiD olflclate Ms. Plants Is a graduate of Jackllon High School, Massillon and the Ohio Paralegal Instltu1l! of We Carry Supplies and Equipment in Stacie HOLlO AY POOLS, INC. Cleveland. • Boring Is a ifll(luate of 'l1Inken 304-492-4788 . Hunt:inatcm, High School, Canton and Is em· 'ployedbyHerrtngPaperQmpany. •'. ;, r;::::::::::::::=========~·- =;1 c·ARPET FOR LESS·. sure to Rn~ one that's approo prilte. Uperlence the wsrmth STOP Wlshln& For T'*t Good _Job STOP Wl•hina For Security of Prfftous Momtnb col· • loc:tlblu. We Invite you ·•o vml ue and nt theu heartwar'mlnl DO ~omtthln& About It Fruth NOW! P.ha~cy . FALL TUM OPENS oo1 ARS• MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ODDS & ENDS CARPET SHOP TRAIN IN fiiLDS THAT PAY WILL... ASSOCIATI DIGR.S AND DIPLOMAS IN ellusiness Adlllinisbaliun -Executive. Secrellry · ..computer Sctence eAccountinl ' EUOIILI FOR THE TRAINING 01' VETERAN~ RNANCIAL AID DllA'"III 1'011 010 AUO. U • Business Route 7, Middleport GalUpolis Business '-""••"" _.... Pill t1MI·Otnl · a.m,otls. OK. DIRECT Mill BUYING AND LOW OVERHEAD COMBINE TO GIVE LOW PRICES. WE ALSO HAVE EXPaT INSTALLAnON AND ONE OF THE IAitGE5T SB.ECTIONS OF CARPET IN THE AREA. CAU. TODAY FOR. FREE ESTI· . MATES~ JT eQuiD SAvE YOU HUNDREDS OF or 441-'1117 . 992-6173 . Hour5: 10 .A.M. to 5 P.M. ... ·I J.B. VIDEO ~ · . Davidson .-:·Wheeler · l '( Education foundation lacks taxes~; A rec;ept1on wiD follow atthe'holnl! of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scarbeny of Roberts- Taylor College and Is emplOyed by Clay . Grande. LDcal Schools. BIDWEIL-Mr.andMrs.RexL. 'Uttle Is theBO!IofHaroldUftle of : Uttlelsall!'llduateoiNorthGallla Roberts, Bidwell, 8!IIWIICe the Middleport, aJIIjJanlceFayeUttle, · HighScboolandRioGrandeCollege . eDI( a lltllt and b1hcornlna mar, Gallipolis. . and Is employed bylheJackaonOty rlage of lhelr daughter, J>aui!!tte The open church wedding will be Schools. Louise ROberts, to Ralph LEe Allg. 4 at 7: :Jl p.ll). at the Salem ·• Taylor, simofVemonTaYklrandthe J .• late Barbara Taylor ofEwinltoo. • a~rs· TheopendlurCIIWeddlncwlllbe • . held In the chapel of.Grace United •POMEROY - Announcemnt Is lawn. 'ibe' Rev. Jolm' Steele, D of . MetJiodl.st Church,' _July 21!, '6:ll bimg made of the engagement and Washington Cwrt Houae ·and the . p.m., with the Rev. George WoUl· . 8j1proachJria marrtaae of Diana Rev. Jolm Evans, Rutland, wf11.. 4'nn Maaers. daughter ctMrs.l',lD!I ofllclate. FoDowtnc thetr wedding, E, HarrtSon, Rutland and Larey J . thecoupleWIIlresldeatPrattsForlr. M'aaen. ColumOOs, to Br1an ~­ The brkie elect Is a graduate of · Whaley, 8011 ~ Mr. and Mrs. GeDe Meigs High School . .Whaley graduated from Meigs WlialeY. Darwin. . ' !lbeweddlngwlll take placeAug. 4 High ScJiool and Is employed at af the home of the bride on' the front Whaley Used Cars and Auto Parts. . ' dfugbli!r,Sendy, toStel/eUttle,RIO subje<1.1. , DESIGNER UTCHENS to our customers. stOners that she contacted the cqnpany where the, mislabeled teittltzer was pureha&OO .and has reiolvoo the situation. ~ESORIES •FREE ISTIMA TIS . •Pill DILIVIIY •INSTALLATION AVAILAILI . Open .M.ooday·Thursday 9 a.m. ··5:00 P·'"· · Friday 9 a.m. • 7:00 p.m. · Saturday 9 a.m. · 3:00 p.m., Closed Sunday I . e BATHROOM e ETC. Sale Statts llonder, JIIJ 23rd Ends Sit,. Aua. fth · L----------------------J We are sorry fo·r .any inconvenience i1rs. Meehan told park comrnls· . • KITCHEll CABINETS e APPLIANCES . ' ' . ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Langsville an· . OOWice the approaching marriage of, their dauglrtet, Pamela Kay, to Bruce Anthol\}' Hyll!ll, 9011 of Mr. andMrs.NonnanH;yaell,Porneroy. .. An open C8JI4lellgltt wedding wtU . take place on Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. at t1!e Rutland FreewUl Baptist Church with · the Rev. Paul Taylor offtclatlng. · lnc ' I ' ' with music beginning at 1 p.m. Silvers Is III!IVIDgln the U.S. NavY at Great Lakes, m., altmdlng A'School. During basic training at Orlaildo, Flla., he was a member of the All.State Flag team. • ' ' • ·POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wheeler ol Ponil!loy are al!nounc- '~~ tJ~S~P!!EE!!~~-DE!!.LA!!_~~~!!'HEA!!.~! -!IN! G! ! !IM! P~AI! ! !RE! D~ .. r -----------------------·I GAlLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Smith, along with Mr. and Mrs. Len Slivers announce the upcoming marriage of their children, Sharon Kay Smith and Rlcharrl Len SUvers, by an open-church Wl!(ldlng, July 28 at Nebo Church, ;J ••fREE'' . ' Smith - Silvers· I LANGUAGE VOICE STunERING • I . MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) ..,. Qty ParksSuperlntendentDarleneMeehlin gotunexpectedresultswhenshe sprayed polson Ivy In the cl!y's 26 !lCII'ks to get rid of the weeds. Instead of;dylng, the plants began getting ~ llld greener. son,lllc. •.I 304-675-1244 THE COUPON IN TQDA Y'S CIRCULAR SHOULD HAVE READ: The op!ll-$1rcll wedding w1ll takj! place on Aug. 25 at the Second Baptist Clmch of Ravenswood. Ravenswood. w.va. Musle w1ll betiiD at 2 .p.m. A reception will be held following the weddlnc. ,. Miss E\'BDS Is a graduate of Southern High School and . Is a student at Ohio University. Sbe Is employoo with Bank One of AthenS. Brown also gra4ualed trom Southern High School and he Is efnployed with LaWliOII and Law· Rawson - Wilson Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist CORRECTION ~Brown. Mlnenlvllle. - ' . Mrs. the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugbter, Cynthia Lynn, to RdJert Rwl Brown, 500 of Mr. and Mrs. whim r.: Mr. and aJIIXIIIm! lilt': -Speech and LangUC18•..Therapy . JOHN A.. WA. DE, M.D. More wfeds than. they had first · , POMEROY - Mlcluiel J, Evans of Portland ant:• · .. • .' Evans -Brown RIO GRANDE - Dlslocatoo Ohio bacil to work. The grant to Rio wor1un In Jackaon, .Gallla, Meigs . Grande College wiD give dlalocte4 andVII$ncoontlesmayquallfyfor workers In Gallla, Jackson, Mei&C ·a new pr(lgram undel' the federal and VInton counties the~ Job Tr~ Partnenhlp ·. ~ togalnbaslcsklllsneededto~ (J'l"PA) at .Rio Grande Co'Jeae and In today's work Ioree. Canmwdty College. the p!ogi am Is Dislocated workers~dl!ftned . • designed to ~ vocatlon:il persons who: training to.:Jl displaced workers tn 1) have been or will betermtnatecl. computer data Of WQrd processing; orlald.offfromemploymentorbav J'li>Aguaranteesatleastalptlcent exhausted unemployment cunpen~ of the participants wW be placed In · salton, and lire unlikely to return to relatoojobsandeatnamlnlmumof . thelrlndustryofoccupatlon: . $5.25perhoUruponcomplellonofthe 2) have been orwtU betenntnate4 . training. PartiCipants wW be ellgl· asa result ct any permanent~ llle fora transportatlollaJlowanceto of a plant of taclllty; • cover the expe1111e of traveling to 3) arelong-termWII!IIIjl)oyedwttll classes and a relocation allowance little chance of employment In the . to cover liiOVIng' expenses $hoUld a same or a similar occupation In tbe,_ Job be found out of 111e area. area. Including penons with barrl· "We are dellghled with the . erstoemploymentbyreasonotaae;. ·grant,'' said Dr. Clodus R. Smith, theclaSSnxmpartotthei)I'OIII'am p!esldeutctRioGrandeCollegoeand will begin Aug. .1 and last~ Cmunuplty Collegl!. "We feel tluit Oct. 31. Then there wiD be:lldayso(. the college can play a significant on·the-Job training. The P~ , roletntheeconomtcandsoclalUfeof wlllendJan.l5,191fi. ' the area. In order ·I ii demonstrate Both the data and word ptocess- ' theoollege'slnterestlnfultllllngthat lng sequences wiD be :m hours "! role It has entered Into relationships lepgth. Additional. support oounes wltholheragencleswhlchcanasslst wiD Include: 40hoursbaslcmath,40 the college In serving the comrnun· hours English and readlllg, «llJOUrs lty,andwelookbwardtoprovldlng speechconununlcatlon,:llhol!r&Job• theservlcesasaresultofthlsgrant readiness-preparation for employ. that will bring a better quality ofllfe ment. Data processing wtU req~ to the cltllJens of the area,'' :ll additional hours ct math. •. The prQgram Is admlnlstere4 Qualltled applicants sh~ COD , through theOhloBureauofEmploy· tact their local Ohio Bureau ~~ ment Services (OBES). Dr.Rlchanl Employment Se!"'ces office 111.,., Stelnllacher, . administrator of detennlneellgtbll!ty. Detalled=lnfor ;": OBES, said "lhe primary goa1 of mationcan be'obtatneclfrcrnO "; Gov. Celeste's administration has or lhe local Community ~ been and continues to be getting Agency by July Z7,1984. ; Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bula.tl!eRoad • P.O.Bo•301 GoiUpolll, Ohio 45631 s....,MonMQ: IIWcstMY f::Jt w--...,.: lillie&.., - 7:tl • .• • WMII!Ip1 ..JO --..... . . .I .. ''Mniii'IJ... ,...~ DIIJ•WIUI lltJI L • . ••'flleiiiWtA..;m".•WOWIK·n' IJ•IIIMIJ, Hfi , .,u ~ �·' . P 111 B6 h • Sunday TuneS-Sentinel Pomen>r-::Middlepclll Gallipolis, Ohio Ptllnt Pleatonl, W. Vo. I ~-· July 22, 1984 July 221 1984 · . ' Rlo~~=--=atyt ' ' · ~..t:f..~ObloArtCwncU(OAC), ~~- ... toJ~ Curtis. dlrettorof H _;gh-tech WO ......L_er. , .has tow~t'ech hob. . . · ·· · . b.- 1 .. .DARRTOWN, Ohio (AP) Ourlr1i' Ills working !Jours, Paul said. "I wouldn't say thf!y are the same ones woo enjoy II the most McDade is a sentor ~stems analyst "For several years I quOted as . In a high-technology business, · though eyery ~lltch was going to be dlscusslng· •~bytes. . nanose- under scrutiny," . Conds and ccmputer program.S, Now; he says be takes a more In. his spare time )'dcDade is relaxed approach to the hobby and is caught' up In the low-tech hobby of . ~tlng with contemporary quUtirg. The hobby is obvious to designs, Although most quUters sew anyonevtsitlnghisruralfarmhome a qunt totally by hand, he has begun near this Butler County vDiage. · using a sewing rn;~chlne to speed up A quUtlng frame sits In Ills dining S!Xlle of the work. room. Bolts of clothandremnantsof "You cansltand thlnk,"l1esaldot fabric areevecywhere. McDade say anyone who goes barefoot tn his qUOting, "It gets to' be 'routine. I never keep track of~ hours." b:imerisks l!ndlng thesluirP point of a stray· needle lostworse pln. than a QuOting canor be disease, said McDade, who "caught" theb:ibey:a>yearsagoon Steve and Margaret Porter Lewis a dare from his sisters when he decided he wanted a quUt for an antique bed. He Intended to make Justone. . But ! he reckoned without his . , -SUMMIT STATION, Ohio were married July aJ, l93i by Fred mother, the late Pauline McDade, a ~eand Margaret Porter Lewis of Milllssor. The are the parents of professional ~ and ac;~tt Station.will celebrate their Jeny Lewis, NelsonvUle; Carolyn cm!pllshed quUter. ,:JUUJ wedding anntversay, July :a>. Edwards, Anchorage, Alaska and "My mother ~as. such a perfec.Jbere will be a reception at Billy Joe Lewis of Newport News, . tionist, every can of tmlatoes she ;,~tehall, Ohio, July 22at 2p.m. · Va. They havellgnindchlldrenand packed looked like It was on elchiblt .• Natives of Blayden; Ohio, they . 12 great-grandchlldren. at the county falt.'' he sald, "She taughtrne to qunt." His first quUt, made under his mother's supervlslon, won a blue ribbon at the Butler County Fair and McDade was hooked on a hobby. He entered his second qunt tn the National QuOting Assqclatlon an' nualcompetitlonand won first place . as welJ.as a prestigious award from a ~manufacturer. Now, the walls of his house are " ~ By DONNA BRYSON He brought his first classic car in coveredwithquotsbehasmadeand :; AMoclatedl'ress Writer . 1957, a 1940 Buick convertible, blue ribbons won with his handiwork. · ~ co.LUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Len Inunke Said an early wish list was . I . ;unmKe says his nostatgla is "a ttme headed by "almost anything lnl1de Some of his quUts have been lnd money consuming !Justness," a tn the early ~940s." · featured in national publications· :r;Dllection of classic cars that is a Those cars were buUt tn simpler one Hex" made design in whatappeared he calls his \ ~'different end" of his auto dealer· times, and buUt to las\, he said. Most and "Daddy on ~hlp business. saw their owners through World the cover of a quUt patlem bOok. ~ The cars....: he thinks there are War II, he said. McDade also has served as a ~bout 60 ..,. are jammed into a '"i'hatwastheagewhenlnoticed Judge at two competitions beld by ttorage area at his business, parked cars and wanted thein and couldn't the National QuntlngAss9clatlon. lnhlsgarageordrivewayathomeor aHord them," hesald. • He doesn't think It is unusual for a "It was a fun hobby when I had man to have qulltlng as a hobby and )lisplayed in his show room alongllidetheJ:Iulckand!UJUSReyce~ars three or four. Now it's more of a said the recellt growth of interest in ~sells for a living. . business," he said. qUOting has Increased the quality of , Space has become such a preHe has long since fulfilled his wish quUts produced by hobbyists such as mlum that he is now considering Us~ he sald. Irrunke laughs ruefully hbnseU, . ~lUng some of the shiny marvels _wh~ asked row a hobby grew tntoa McDade saki he has f~md Judges ~t he o;1ce thought he could never collection of nearly 60 cars ..,.. he in national shows "really go for ~with. , can't even besureotthenumber- perfection." . ,..,.l:rnmke, a greytngchalnsmoker, thatrequlresttme,moneyandcare. Both sides cl. a qunt are,exalntned :lij,yshlsdreams,come-truewereall "It was habit," he said. He read as well as small detaUs of the :::li!!lde in the l!ms, 1940s 'and 1950s. car collector publications like Hem· applique or piecework of thequUt. A collectors' tastes are as ming's Automotive NeWs from single knotted thread left WJCUt can . · ;;tndlvtdualasarecollectors, hesald. "cover to .cover." He Is now . count agalnst the quUter In national ~ may look down on the considered a serious collector who competition, be said. ,, :lrelattvely young cars Immke no longer has to search out the cars . "People who make prtze.wtnnlng ~ves, but his interests are not in he wants. Collectors with cars to sell qullts are usuallyperfecttpnlsts," be cars of the, and 19aJs, come to·hlm. · ;tanked by most collectors as · "(The cars) are not hard to come 1· tlques. by once you get a reputation," he · "They're before my time," he satd. "Car collectors have a way of ld. "One man's Junk is another finding out." . ~·s gold." · . The cars he buys In poor condition FROM KODAK ""' . Immke speculates that the Classic are shipped to a restorer in ~ collect9r of the future will be Hyannisport, Mass. •·~ on" by the Ford Mustangs The collection requires a full·tlme Buick Rivieras of the mid 19005.. mechanic to keep the In . -F ord reu,-actables of the late rwmlng order, ~ and the Lincoln .Continental "H you just take an old car and fREE with every o4our-door convertibles of the 19005, lock it up in the garage, terrible ::lbe last four-door convertibles ever things happen to it," lnunke sald. roll of film pro· i:bwJe. They are ·unique cars Inunke sald he doesn't have the cessed. ' hcause they preceded advances in time to drive the cars himself, or inass production techniques, even show them. ~said. · ' "Sometimes I think I would do Immke says he Is px:oudest of his better to sell half of them and ,;..a.'! I aSalle and '32 Buick converticoncentrate on tljeothers," hesatd. ·~~·.but admits thai he loves them Immke sald his famlly supports ~ his passion, perhaps understanding '!!· ."I collect them for my memories its appeal. ;bfthecars," he said. "I was born in "It's my business, biltit'sa Uttle ::!29. I guess I started tonottcecarsin · bit different end of it. 1 can~ an ;llln!l '36. I had an appetite for neW old car out for a ride and forget everythlng. It'sgooddiversionfrom Immke has thewherewlthal everyday buy, sell and service," he 424 Second; Gllllpolls , ~Lewis ,. note anniversary ·~uto ·dealer Immke , fcollects ·classics ~near his showroom ! l!ow ,, a successtul auto dealership. :t'esttmon,y to that Is his spacious :::llfflce with a smoked-glass window ::pVerloOldng his auto sales, rental ~ servk.'e business. . ,. Immke began seiling cars in ~-eland In 1949. Fifteen years :mter, he moved to Columbus and his ~ dealership, now expanded to ;lwo locations, a body ~hop and a ;tentaJ service. : "I am extremely fortunate that . . business Interest Is also my . • r;:•v ~·" he said. "I guess I've' got -"eels in my bead." . . Cars, he says, are more than a ;:blstness or a hobby ·for him. He ~alls his parents telling him be ~ld name every model on the btreets when be was five years old. - ,., .,. "Aside from my farnlly and a few ..,frlendjl, there Isn't anything that :!interests me more than cars," Ill! :'Said. . ,. • "I've been successtul because I t;'Dijoy it. (Your wori<) has to light Sour fire. It takes dedication and ~ work, but it's less bard whm ~really enjoy lt.'' ,, r~sal=d~·--------------~JL~~~~~~~~~~ . , Scme of his classmates at the p~ateliehooldldn'tseemassure. . I might ~ them, but they are going to botlli!r me" says Hebru Brown, 8. Adds ~k Hernan- dez, 9: "It will Probably be OK probably more fun with boys glrlsthaftjustboys." AdmlttlneglrlstoascllOOtbuUt Strlct.\Y lilr ~~ tsdl!ftnltely not the cholceoflhelllunder, whose gravels on the wen:Jrept, tree-lined, 43-acre ~ IIUTOUnded by a }().foot s!Q1ewall. · ltlstbefnlltofa.sexdlscrbnlnatlonsult. . .. . and more tl:lel!' :f.:; . lin:!tglrls· j • . ' . ·. ~ ~ Salem China Company . · .?!!J. lEG. '110 · . . m· . . .~ .presents payaspecl•l atlentlon tospriiCingup and parades. He .trims their hOOveS. gives 'halrcuq 10 the ma!les and tans and the~ for festivals '~Christmas Eve" : ..~ . a collection of fine. porcelain and crystal ' Special T ~WNEY . JE'\VLERS SUPER, SUPER · SALE 25o/o Off stock items . .. . TEN. FOOT .DISH KLM RECEIVER ~ NEW SHIPMENT OF BEARS FROM . THE NORTH AMERICAN BEAR CO., INC, . 422 Slcolld Avl, BIIJipolls, Ohio AMPLICA LNA , rI:======::::~=~~~~~~~=~=~=~~~=~~==~=~ . FINANCING . AND SERVICING AVAILABLE ODDS & ENOS SHOP . ;_;, ALEAPINT081!MMI!JI-Sn.....t+lw1111f1!111Me..,.- J · ~ aiii!VIIHt.....,..pelanttheWonl lrZoolll" :, '>I th . :;·Ancient canoe discovered ~!believed continent's oldest • ' •: CLEVELAND(AP)-A~tbog \ preserved ananclentwoodencanoe; , -wblch ~believe IS the , •fl)dest watercraft ever found in •INortbAmerica. . Theeanoewasmadefl:(rnastngle whiteoak aboutlfiXIB.C., according ~ofllclals at the Cleveland Museum ·ot Naturill History. It is 22 ~. 7~ 1ncbes long_and 3. feet, 7~ trw::hes wide. :1; The canoe sits in a 25-foot-long ' plywood box in the basemen! of the 'inuaeum, wrapped tn plastic and -guarded by hwnldlty dials. The box has two portholes cut Into the lid. "From abOve, it looks likearotted log," said Katherine C. Ruhl, an adjunct curator of archaEology at · the· Cleveland Museum of Natural History. • . NelriY eight years .. .• ·~ SEASONA.L.CLOSE ON HOMELITE ' " WEED TRIMMERS '· Prices good as Long as Supply Lasts · ' H.,.,.llt.. ST•100 otrtng trlmmor Mill 20• CUlling IWIIII. . alter its canoe wben It bad aged five years fran the winter morning when it wastound. Woodllbenhaddecayed and it was held klp'ther onty through water pressure .tension, which meaJJt that 11 It dried out. it Would crumble, she said. _ "When I came on tbeSCf'!ll',lt was wrapped In plastic and almost dried out," Ms. Ruhl recalled. "It was beginning to deteriorate and Dr. Greber was getting 'W'JY worried." Ms. Ruhl said sbe wrote to David Gratlan, director of a woodwlrklng groupoftheCanadlanConse!vatlon Institute, National Museums of Canada in Ottawa. Grattan n!commellded a nine- · monthregtmendspraylngPoJyeth· ylene glycol, a water-soluble syntbetlc wax. The wali was meant tn nu tntortbewatermolecules to keep the.. cellular Interior of q.e canoe intact Ms. Ruhl supeiVI!led a team oflO volunteers in dally Spr&ytngs of 992·6173 MIDDLEPORT Summer Suit Sale COCA-COLA $}2 9 PlusLimitDeposit 1 8 Pack 16 Oz. Coupon Expires 7/29/84 3-Piece Men's Suits C. K. SUPERMARKET VAUEY lEU ICE MILK Yz GAL. , c!l8collery In a bog In Ashland Cwnty, Ms. Ruhl has managed to : restooethe fraglledugoutcanoetoa stateofstabutty. wax. t .-. • "It bas a sopblsUCated shaPe/' In 1957 and &gain In 1962. canoes : said N'mni Greber, associate curabellelled to be Identical to the olte in : .ttrd~logy. ":t'heY had sane the museum were pulled from the •: deftlllte technological ideas for same I;!ClR at tile head of ihe ;L~lt." . Vennlllon Rive', called Savannah : Uttle rmre thart sta1e aitlfacts Lake, Ms. Rulli said. have survived such a long period. "I think sorneone plaDted petu·.The boat Was saved by the unique : ;piqleltles of peat bOllS. !Sftlclals nias in one ot them." she said, · adding the other alsowas left to open ~ saki. ' ;" A 3~-foot layer of peat covered air and was quickly lost. 111e pn!lli!IWd canoe. was found • the canoe And sealed it fromox)ogm. by~ Slessrnan. wbo had been ·-AIIo. thepeat'shJ&bicldlty kept the ~silt. Hesald he~ fnm bacteria, wonns and the oblect as a canoe and repcxted Q!her agents of defay, Ms. Ruhl began ·working on the his flncl, 99¢ LIMIT 1 Coupon Expires 7/29/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET VAUEY lEU 2% MILK $}39 GAL Limit 1 . · :-wood · Coupon Expires 7129/84 C. K. SUPERMARKET R. C. COLA 1 ONLY 1984 NEW ,MANSION $}2 9 limitDeposit 1 8 Pack 3 BR, 2 BATHS, GARDIN TUIIATH 7 x 20 EXPANDO · DELUXE FURNITURE, WALK·UP lAY WINDOWS Delivered and Set Up DISHES MONTH OF JULY $22,900 I R. tiD 20 Ft. 1100 E. Main St. · Phone . . ST-100 ~159.95 .......... Only Sl33.29 ST-160 '169.95 ........... only Sl39.95 ST-180 '189.95 .......... 0nly Sl49.95 KINGSBURY ought \ JOo/o Off i2 piece starter set WE SilL THE SAME polishes and brushes the harnesses, which bear leather and plasilc !leai)S that are his trademark. With the stubborn affection ot ll pround parent, Hess ties them up to trim their hooves, even though, lie says, "It hurts my feelings ~ 1 have to treat them that way." ·. But his father taught him that Ills mules to look better tiWi anyone else's, so he poltsbes and bniShes the harness' sUver-$tudded makesurethliydo. , . ' - Mulish on his buddies buddiesiiiJ __ 340 Seccl!ld A-ae Oolllpolil; obio ~I PboDe 614-446-l'75,S IIR. 1140 tnccr.t: D1. . (AP) ~Jolm Hess Is as mulish about Ills IIIIIJj!S -Red, Ribbon, Blos800I ftlld Sugar -as they are about him. Hill hnddJes are mules, and Hess,' 72, displays a real stubborn streak in seeing that they are weD cared for. "You've got to be partlcularer thart an old maid.'' said Hess, who 'Peddler'• PulrJ.' =: ~:·~tnowherewlthaltobuy'em pests. j · ' of girls will start )I • because it will prepare the boys Admission better for life," says student body gradesl to4. betw~agegGalld-11. president An Atef!, 18. He is an So far, 57 applications have bet!ll Iranian from a broken borne- his received. . : father lssWitnlranand his mother SharoneGray, theSouthPhlladQilives In Canada ' - who came to phlaglrlwoofiledthesexc~ Girard foor years ago with a suit, won'tbeamongthoseadmlttil younger brother. becauseshe'snow14. ! "The majority of the students "We admit one out oft boys wt\0 welcome the girts although tho6e applyandweexpectatx>ut the5allle who come first will only be'ln the for the girls," Lander says. T1ie lc;;twer gr;Jdes," .add!! Atefl, who crtterlatnclude: amnna!IQ; ~ plans to enroll 11t the State plryslcal condition; financial neet; Untverstty of New York this fall. meeting the court definition of. ''Theywillgrowupwiththeyounger orphan, and haVing 110 se~ clllldren and It won't be -a great behavior problems, "· shbck." · ·. · Students come mainly froin tile Dr. Jolurl:.ander, presklentofthe 'Philadelphia area, but Gir&6:1 school IInce 1976 and also an areepts applications from eve£y alwnnus, says the change to coed state. ;. ''wlllbewonderful." Landersaysanexiienstvere~"Girls will bring some kind of llonprojectwtnllmlttheftrstgrlli,Jp leveUDg Influence. andhavlngthem of girls to 60, and that it is Ukely:10 grow up here will provide a positive allow enrollml!llt to grow fO ~ thing," says Lander, who once 750. . -: taught French and Spanish at Girard College operates on a l,. Glnirdbeforebemningprlndpalof mUUon budget, the annual suburban CoUing'dale High School from the original endowment tJiit and fomler dean of West Chester hasgrowntomorethan$1JlO""m!Ai. Uplvendty'sSchooloiEducatton. · "~- . DANVERs. "How to Take Good Pictures" TA:WN EY STUDIOS thlnJ(Girardwillbebetterwithglrls, ~ ~ ICilletlmes they are handwritlen will dated l.B.l) •to.meet . · however . • was OYer Integration • ch~Umes. . sinCe Girard lett his fortUne when prtvateschooltor":::Sn:whlte , Peopleareupsetthatawlllcan ,slaTheverywasstnlpractlced. . .. be changed by a court, but tbls 1$ a · movement to admit blacks orpllanchildreq. . , charitable bequest, !lnd whm It wasbard-foughtlnthecourtsalldon Butadvocatl!sofcllangesaythe cartnotbecan1edoutexactly,then Plcketllnesformorethanadecade. spirit ot Girard's bequest remains, change; can be made," says The Rev. Ml1rUn Luther King Jr. e;vettifhiswillhasnotbeenfollowed Thomas Gaffney, soUcltor tor the was one of tho6e who' marched. in totheletteroverthe:years. . school. protest lnthellNns,oncecalUngthe "EJU"Ollml!llt of Indigent girls Is "Thebarebonesri.Girard'swillts stonewaUaroundtheschool,located consistent with Girard's charitable Still being carried out, educating today in the heart of a black intent to educate and maintain poorc~.and~lyaUgoonto neighborhood, "aklndofBerllnwall ~dlsadvantagedyoutlg college, be says.' Wetrytoprovlde tokeepthecoloredclllldrenoul"In .people. ~ysSiisanCacyNICholas, ~ wi!h the~ of farnlly that 1968, the U.S. SupremeCoortruled · aWomensLawPro~lawyerwho ~dontha~e. . \hatltwasillegaltobaradn\isslon ,attacked, and u~. the boys-only ~· as Girard~ it down because ot race; blacks have been . policy. .· · to mean noparentaatall. Drstwas ,admitted ever IInce. . Thefreehoanllngscl)oolwasbuUt ex~ to."fatber~sboys," then GirlscballetJaedthewllllastyear, witha$6·mllllonbequestlill8t8and to rnotheflessboys. · . and won whm courts held that Is now worth thaD S1 bWlon. Ip l9T1 a Judge held, that Glnird must lose its "single sex" Today,iteducatl!l,hOU&esandfeeds appllcants~.beso-ealled func. status Wider Pennsylvania'~ equal 500poorchlldrl!llfnmage6tol8at tlonal orphans if naturill rightslaw. · anannualcoitperstudentd$16,00l. parent or parents dldn 1 fumlsh The decislon was expected. Sev· At its peak, the scbool earolled =~~~or eraiSchoolyearsfoundedearller otbe Henbey 5 .,.,., • bychorolaterilllllo- . 1,,.,. In the llml. The low was 256 children fran homes ~ by nalre MOton Hershey in a wtU studentsln1971. ' divorce, beaded by an unwed stmUar to Girard's, began admit· ~~~:':d~,;!: motherorburdenedbyatleastone . handlcappedorWparenl . Sure girls will cbange the . .d ate, contaloed In a ~page. The ,bigaest battle of the will, tradltlondGirard,)Aitltwillbegood INGS OF 504MI •. FREE BOOK cars . lllllethem."Shawnsaysduting "Christmas In ·,. · I uly" LIT IIMOUNT YOUI DIAMOND· AT A SAY· , a bretlk In hla lhlrd-grat~e class...1 r-r;;;;;;;j;;;iiiii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-iiiiii;;;;iii:ii;;;;;;iiiiii:iiiiii teens t ~ tmelnl33years_ season . ' :f4:. :ihe waltunWSeptemberwbenglrlswlll beadmlttedtoGirsrdCOllegeforthe qualltyperfonnjngarttststoaudleri· . Se&Sonsubscr1ptlonprlcesforthe· ct!S In communities wllere such 123 av!li1able seats are: Adults $2i · opportunities dQ not exl$l and $a); Senior Citizens $22.50 and · Season subscrtptk>ns are aWl $18; High School and under $1li 81111 avaUable for the first six eventS of · $12; College Studen!S $5 and •$l the 198f.85 Valley Artist Series. By Tickets for.Individual events Will be purchaslnga5e!lsonticket, a(llltron · sold if seatlpg is avallable. These . Is saving up to 40 percent over tick!!(s are: Adults $10; Senior purchasing Individual tickets at the Citizens 5\1; High School and under door. A patron is also assured the · $6; and College Students Sl. . same reserved seat for an AUperfonnanceswillbelntheRio performances. · Grande CoUege and Community CoUege's Fine and Performing Arts Events planned for the 1984-85 Center •Theater. For a series . are: Ztvut, songs and dances brochure and addlttonai InformaofYugoslavia; aPuppetTheaterfor tion, call the Fine Arts Center at adults and children; the .Belle of 245.5353, exl364. r-;=========:;-1 US I Mabe~llnoplllkllopberatageS,but "' a realllt. So while classmates giggle And protest, jlesayshecan't appllcattonstrornpreeenttaeorgan· quartet and the Rapschalllons, a lzatlons acrou the state who are men's quartet; and Paul Posnak, · requesting suppbrt tp bring high . Jazz planlst. f.~ /1 ER Stephen and Girard ·• m d'h . d...._ • ~._ Wrller merchant baJikera French-born lett the bulk PHILADEt.J>H,lA (AP)-Shawn . of his fortune 15C • for a the Fine and Pei1orrnJna Arts Amherat·J.Jfl! of EmUy DlcklniOn; CenteratthecoUeae. . · A1t Arnerlcart poet; the Columbus The OAC Presenter and TOuring Syqiphony Ownber Orchestra; ~meeting Will revtew lJ3 Friendly ~ton. a woman:s College II belni considered this The Sunday n.,...Sentinei-Page 8-'7 St~e::fs have mixed feelings on school' admission for girls ~alley Artist.Series hears-grant proposals tosu GRANJ;>E-AIIJ'IIIItrequest . '. Pol nen>•,· Mi ddt......... . .....,_ 1ea10nt, Pll-oan W. Va. .._, Gall:....!:. •.._., Ohli4o liO--I&UW'ein"ll Plus 16 Oz. Coupon Expires 7129/84 ''=' C. K. SUPER¥ARKET Aluad • ~OMES ~omeroy SILVER IRIDGE PLAZA OILY! 446-1923 • .' . • . \' . ~ �• . ''. ; flae• B-8-lhe Sundcly Tiinft.Sentinel July 22, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gcillipolis, Ohio !Wit Plea•nt, W. Va. Senior citizen center schedUles announced ·for coming week· ;"Gallia County Meios CountvJ o The Senior Nutrition ~ will serve: 11: 45 a.m.; Bingo, 1 to 2 p.m. and July27. Senior Cltbens Day at the Meigs County Fair Is Aug, 16, and thurea m the hill near tbestaaelsto bellied for senior ac!Mtel. If you would like to provkle entertalnment, call the center. Tickets are available fot both falrs-$2fortheState Fair, and '$1ii0 for the county. Menu for the Senior Nutrition ProllramLs: . Monday - Pork .steak, ll1lll!hed Jirt,atoes, cooked cabbage .and pl11111$. Bowling, 1: ~p.m. Monday - Country· steak, kale, ' POMEROY- The.Melgs County . Thlll'llday ..:. Ceramics, 10 a.m. to ..• GALLIPOLIS -ActiVities for the noodles,l>\l(ldlng, bread, butter and Senior Citizen center has scheduled 2 p.m.; CHEAO nutrltlon Jlf0111"11111,' lO:~a.m. Week of July 23 to 'll at the Senior mUk. actMtlesfortheweekofJuly23to27. Tilesday-Plntobeanswlthhltm, ~tlzen Center, 220 Jackson Pike Monday-PhyslcaJFitness,11:45 . Friday- Phylscal Fitness, 11:45 11-m.; Blngo, 1 to 2p.m. .are: cottage cheese, pineapple, cookies a.m.; Square Dance, 1 to 3 p.m. 1be Area AsleN:Y on Aging and cornbread. , : Monday - Chorus, lto 3 p.m. Tuesday ~ Swnmer CarnivalDistrict 8 day at·the Ohio !!14te Fair Wednesday - Roast beet with glllllj5 to he played and corttests . Tuesday - S'IQP class, 10: :II Is Aug. 9. II you wllh to go, call the g1;1vy, mashed potatoes, peas, cake beglmiJng atlO: ~a.m. Therewillhe a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m. Wednesday - Birthday Party, and Ice cream and.bread. a tall tale contest following lunch, center .and It encalgb Interest Is shown, a bus or van may be Thursday - . SWiss steak, rice, iloon; VInton Bible Study, 1 p.m.; and tee cream for25 cents per dip or chartered. Make arranaements bY -.card Gaines, 1 to 3 p.m.; Amer!cap , green beans, fruit oocktall, bread 50 cents for a soda. and butter. Uterature c1ass, 1 p.m. P~slcal Friday - Fish, oven browned , .•. Thllrsday - Trip to Niagara potatoes, carrots. peaches, bread · "Falls, leaving center at 7:00a.m.; and butter. . Blood Pressure check a! vinton. Choice of beverage with. each :• Friday- Art Class, 1 to 3 p.m.; meal, and meals are subject .fo . Craft mini-course, 1 to 3 p.m.; change without notice. reventng activities, 6 to 10 p.m. · GAlLiPOLIS- Dr. I.H. Kim, a specialist In ptldlatrlcs, bas joined • lbePedlatrlcDepartmentatlfober CIInlc LTD, accordlngtoRobertE. ,. Dfm!el, cltnlc administrator. -- ---- Tuesday -Bee( Barbeque, oven fried potatoes, cole slaw and mixed fruit: Wednesday - Chicken and noodles, peas, three-bean·salild and · puildlna. ' ThUrsdaY -Meatloaf, macaroni salad, grei!JI beans and cake. Fr1day - Ham, cheese !'lfid turkey club sandwich, baked beanS. tossed salad and apple cobbler. Choice of coffee, tea or mUk with · meals. ' Holzer·Clinic adds pediatrition Beat of.the Bend ~Fly aU!ay at the.fair payment o! the 1\IK!Income taxes. Keblet sayS that the IRS has DQn't look now, but tot the Investigated the problem of the erronous bills and the probtem·has annual been traced to a data entrY error at County Fair ·:· government tax return processing r olling right . centers. along. Doesn't Even It the taXpayer has already ieem possible paid the government claim, a 1<MOX t)lat the . fair· amended return can he moo to grounds will he clafm a refund on tile erroneous alive with all ot the action In billing notices. The IRS has estabthan a month. lished procedlires tor the return ot By the way a new feature this year will he helicopter rides with the erroneous btlllng notices ·and ihe pad to 1he near the . county H&R Block In Pomeroy can band~!! garage on the grounds. The hellcop- . the procedure for anyOIJI!. 1be local ter will handle two passengers each .omce Is a 618 E. Main ·~.• and Is lit whom will pay $10 each for a five open from 9 a.m. to 4 p,m., MQndaY through Wednesday. The pllone 1s mlnute ride. And- speaking of the fair- Girl 992-3795. No wonder more and more of us Scouts ofMelgsCoimty are working are beginning to question happen· hard to collect alurnlnwn cans and lngs around us, Is It? pop bottles and will use money, derived from ~ actMty to : 'i:hlngs,are moving along well tor purchase junior fair trophies. The the new Scipio Township Fire gtrls would Uke a helping hand and It you can contribute bottles or cans, Department. Yesterday, the group broke ground for Its tire station and call Shirley Cogar at 992-7631. that's progress. • . Well, Maurita and Roy Mtller Lewis (Smoke) Harris ollserved · have made their "march to the his 84th birthday at his horne In the sea" -well, so they made It by car. Mlnersvllle area Thursday. Smoke : Roy and Maurita have retumed \)orne from a fantastic trip'retrac- still does 'lis gf;lSS, a garden and lots of things, Congratulations! Ing General Sherman's march to . '"""" ihe sea. They joined other members Qf the Contemporary Historical · Aren't you glad we have only the' Vehicle Association. for the trip two party system In America. I which started at Lookout Mountain mean bow would llke sJx or eight of In Tennesee movtng across Central THOSE conventions?!! Do keep smiling.... Georgia to the water front at •.. ' . r--::----~----'-----------­ GAINESVILLE, ~- (~) - not as a political statement, ~t because the roaches captured In the U.S. Capitol~ ITKft reSistant to · he said Thuniday. . pesticides. ButthepolntlsqteBIIJI'll!-getttng For a year and a ball, Koehler rid of the rugged bugs that Seem to 1. worlted on a joint project for the sumve ~· .lllllverstty and the u.s. Deparlrrient The kleil. says PhUip Koehler, a It Aartculture. Now he bas about . University of Florida entomology 250,IXXI roaches . resistant to · all professor, Is to breed a roach that is ccmrnonllugklllers. Buttlleycanbe llmnune to common pestlddes, and ldlled by a new lnsectldde devethen tlnd a way to kllllt. loped separately by a New Jersey· Forhl.sexperirnents,Koeblerhas based chemical complllly, Koebler developed a strain he calls the U.S. , said. · House ot Representatives roach - · lilt kills the Housl!ctRept es enta· tlve8 roach, It should kill any roach, Wood travels far he said. · · ' Koehler's roaches are kept ln. LEONJA, N.J. (AP) -The wood esc3Wproof glass containers Iii a . dasllbo8rd In a Jagllar autanoblle · specWrocm,besaJd,"Wedon'tllke traces ltsoriglnll toCalltomla. to let them loose because ... we don't The Wood Is walnut bui'J, whlcb Is to bring them lone with us," be seirt from CalUomta to ' France, said. where It Is sliced to the appropriate thickness. From there the wood Is shipped toOwmtrylnEngland to he ' Processed In Jaguar's own wood· working sbops, says the tlml. Rather than llWldlllg a better roach trap, one researct1e1' Is breeding a better roach. · . . . BUNKIE · 'BED ·: . I ~AS 159.00 NOW $4Q00 . While They Lo•tl ·YOUTH, PINE ROCKERS . WITH ANTRON CUSHIONS . · $3QOO WE HAVE NEW BEDROOM .·· SUITEs·;.. 0 ~~- . $349° We have everything . in the line of !Jsed furnitUre. Stop by and see our new , warehouse. ' .' : Along the route, local chapiers entertained those on the trip with !!pi!Cial e~tents and the group at one P;dnt held a dinner at Wesleyan CollEge In Macon, Ga., where they were ~ by the. college president.· Interesting also Is the ~cl that the Mtllers found no grave crttlclsm of Sherman, the ~ ~ that other Union generals Dllght have guided their men 'IOwards even more destruction In the South. •' 1ncldcntally, the Millers' trip was a~youtlng. : I might have a !!ttl~ good news for you. . Karl A. Kebler Jr., manager ·of H&R Block In Pomeroy, reports that no one who receives a jpVemmeRt notice requtpment , payment ot a penalty for underpayTent of taxes sboukl automatlcally pay the penalty charge without question. l Kebler says that millions of Wlpayers have received In error United States govenrnent billing notices requesting payment ot Jl!!IIB!ty charges for alleged upder Pre-Inventory Sale WOMEN'S HIGH & MED. HEELS NOW Sl0° 0-Sl2° 0-Sl5° 0 PER PAIR All women's Summer Handbags Y2 ' PRICE CHILDREN'S PRO KEDS & KANGAROOS . 0 NOW .BOYS' PONY ASTRO TURFS ....___. ~Efao Now·$18° 0 $}5° S.lul•• and rll'ward• puth•lpanl• In lhto 35th.-Annual , Gallli C.u~ty Junior Fair, 11 1 hroad and IH!W approaeh 10 lnf'rn,in award•, 1nd I• addlllo• lo rf.pl1r premluma and rihhcnw. CenlraiTruat will ,....enl lo wlnnen In nearly 100 drtlpatll':ld C'lteworlf'll of non•ll\lntocok P"'fHls ••d .amallanlmal11 WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS YOUR,CHOICE ¥2 PRICE ' CHILDREN'S BUBBLE · GUMMERS 0 ~~~oo NOW $12° s A l 'E ••• , ....,. ..............................115:.00 • In J'HOpltlotl of tht~ Gallla Counly 'outh who put farth hard worl. and lonf!: houn ol rrFort In thf! plannln111 and dnelopml!nt of lhelr exhlhiiK. . WOMEN'S BROOKS KANGAROOS & PRO KEDS CANVAS OXORDS $1500 . •. ~: .·' \ RUTLAND FURNITURE &'BOTfLED GAS SERVICE ' MAYTAG SEALY BEDDING 742•2211 • • ' ' C~IEDTHURS:ATNOON ., ,, ...... vlctoiy 1M!' the <lM!Ialld Indians. VIIIICl! Law started the wlimlna' \ l'llly with a walk trcm Tom Waddell, 2.a Plilcii.JIItler Jeny · Halrlton then doubled to IJBid Law , . to third 111111 chili! WllddelllbrErnle BASSETT KELLER ' 742•2511 ~ . "' .' . . Although many athletes have expressed concern about smog, '· the top official of the area's air LOS ANGELES (AP) quality board, Dr. Tbctnas Athletes ·and jOUI'IIIlllsts are · Helnshelmer, said ~ ·have pouring ln . by · the thousands. detennlned that It $hould have o.gs and banners color the · little or no effect m4X\ftiPEltltlon. urban landacape, and Olympic · · Nevertheless. events that reelectrlclty Is (lowing. . q_ulre the lllllSt sustained act!V· . Alter six yearsofplannlng, the ' tty, such as the marathons, have llrSt Sununer Olympics on U.S. been scheduled tor the early 11011 In 52 years ...:. and the llrst evening when smog levels are ever":'staged by a private organ!usuaDy low. zatlon - open next Saturday · 1bat'saboutalltheorganlzers can do. undei' a cloud of politics as well · as weather. · ''nlere's some finger crossFrom tiny Andorra to war· log," said Harry Usher, ·vtce scarred Lebanon, trom tanns. president and general Iilanager ·anntes and aristocratic blood· of the Los Anee1es Olympic lines, a record 7,11XJ athletes Organlzlng Committee, "but It froin ·141 countries are set to · falls In areas that are out of our · compete, covered by a· recoJd control." s,:m joumallsts. . . · · Tertorism til 11 politically It will all happen against the volatile area, with 26 events baCkdrop of the Sovlet·led boy· spread fNer :m miles, may he cott Involving many potential ' equallyhardtocontrol,butmore medal winners, last-minute lit· lftCAutlons at teest can he lgatton and concerns abQut taken. terrorism. To protect the a~ fmn 'lbe weathe!' has been a an Incident similar to the ·t'\MIOOI n all along, but some Munich massacre In 1972 that early arrivals said It was even left u Israeli a~ deal. the . worse than they expected.' . LAOOC Is 1epm11!dly paying In "We're llU1"pl'bed to tlnd It's excess ot $100 million tor III!CUI'· . hotter here than where we just lty. 1be pdcetag Includes stateleft," Mohammed RedWan ·· ct-tiJe.art detection gear; sophlsKharl, the • Egyptian team Ucated robots 8nd a, fleet of coach, said. bellcoptors, some ~ them spaIt was 96 then, In the midst o~.a clally equJPped with lnfl'a·red 12-ilay heat wave which sent nl8lrt scopes. 1be style and color · temperatures as much as 12 It security uniforms was a degrees above.normal. guarded secret .to keep potenUal temrlsts frll'n ciJwlng them. ' With a security torwotl8,o:xl A similar heat wave during lbw: times the stre ~ the Los . ' the Games could .make condl· Angeles pollee force - the costs lions "Intolerable" for the athare likely to exceed the $123 letes, said Arthur Lessard, million Montreal spent for prometeorologist In charge of the tection In 19'16. There has bei!n no National Weather SerVICe of violence In the Olympics since Southern Calltomla. the 1972 Incident. The mercury clrOpp4\d closer' 1be Soviet boycott wW keep 14 to the nonnal mid to high !Kls countries, Including East Ger- , Wednesday, but the forecast many and. a,ma, 'out of the · ofte!ed little hope that would Games, and live otlll!!' countries continue. A year ago, the Los Angeles · are staying away for dltterent area suffered through '"one of · i"eeSOM. ·Two athletes went to court to tile hottest IIUI'IIillel's Ill the last &'1!1 here. Another Is sUll IIylng. decade," acconllng · to the Pentathlete Bob StuD; %i, ot weather &eMce, apd the JO.day Damucus, Md., was tn dangef' forecast COYerlng the 16 days of It· belli& ldcked fit the four. . the ~ calls for alJove. llli!rllber u.s. jearn 110ta he was nonnal temperatures, wltli less acqulltelt by an · lndep!OD!ilt than a 30 pen•·eut chance of fain .. panel ot sports n~preaeatattves Smog Is another unpredlcta· It Charges lie COIISpbtd with his ble factor. competltors to rl& fellclng biluls A study of the July 28-Aug. l2 In the Olympic trials. .~ . period revetlled that there were John Baband was ordered' , ooly twQ first-stage smog alerts itUIIIated. to the u.s. yacbllng -... heavy pollution considered ee.m by a Calllbmla Judae. He enough ot a health ·hazard to hlld been replaced by Russ cancel hlah ecllool sports OOWntown during the past live SIM!stit, who the Finn Cast Olympic trials but was yean. bud by a u.s. Yadlt Rac1Jw But there were 21 days Of lJnlon lucy to have dellberall!ly llrSt-Siag!! smog .alerts through harassed Bertrand during July 15 - the worst SIJIOil . . compet1tlon. . problem tn a decade - and. u.s. wel&lltllflln& cllampkJn lnclistrles have beeil Ul'gl!d to Jeff Mlchela bas one last, 111m reduce emfaalons. lffllnatheCIIcaaoWIIIteSoxtoa4-3 _ _F_U_R_N-It_U_R_E--. MON.-SAT~~:~_ PM ...--.-0-Tl-LE_D.;.G_A_S_.,. 5 •' ' ' CLEVELAND (AP) - Plncbliltter Jamie ~ "DDJlP"'' an elilltb-lnnlnrtleWitbuacrtncelly, BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES . BROYHILL LA·Z·BOY ttlat Stabler would stand hv . ,., hll decision. "I dldn!t know YllU pi!I!I!M!d theBe thln8s a year VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Ken Stabler, most . aheed of time, especially whell )'I)U're making accurate s--r In National Footbelll.ellue hlstoly, · • tiiXI.CXQ a year," Phllllpuald. "It hasn't happi!ned ll!lid 8a!Wday that lie wW retire tram profeulonal yet. PeOple who retire can Ulll'etlre." · · football after one more ~n Wtth 1M New Orleans Stabler ~ did that ,after the 1981 season. Sainte. . . Stalller 'waa locked In a cUspute with tile Houston "It's Just IIOI1II!tblng Inside says It's time, ~" Stabl~ Olletaand ~lie waa leaving football. !!aid at a newsconfc!rence at preseason t:raJnlnacamp However, Phillips aot In louchwlth him and worked here. · rut the deal that broogbt Stabler to the satnts. Stabli!r, ~ lifetime pa!!!dng IJI!llltntage Is 1!.5, "II he baa the kind 0t year that he thlnkB he'll have said be bad not yet fold Saints Coach Bum Phillips Of and I think lie'U heve, he mJglrt say; 'Hey, I lied,'" his dec~. "He'd just tcy to talk me out of It,'' Pbllllp8 said. Stabler IBid. . . . Stabler's role as the Salnls' starter Is being Ph1lliPI said he ·was surprised but not ~ cballeDged this season by Richard Todd. obtAined bi u ..__._ ....,._ .,...._ ......,.. B)' AU8'11N WIUION · 1 . ..- ... :CAmacho.~tilenhltblsllybell. : .Jercy Don Gleaton, 1.0. pltcbed 1 ' ·:M bltlelllnilll(ll tor the vtctmy. ,ftan Rftd ftnw.t up to earn his lbltbaw. · . ' CJeto:ln*' loot • 1.() leM In the t/, ml~t ·,· fiJI< ' --.....-- . ...... _;._,-, . ~ ..... • ·lltlt 011 ..... bf Julio Frllloo, Millie ~ imd Mel HaD bUt .Odllwio &Ill L1Mw1T ifoyt ltfiedlllelllld15Ciewlandbltters. -- . I . .\.& • t " . ' ' li·-·····---·· · an ott-season trade with the NewYockJets, and Dave . Wilson, a flrst·roond draft chOice In 1981. ·~ Stabler .said It was not tear of their challenge that prompted hll decision to retire. "I'm going to ctulpete for the job this year," he · said, "I'm going to win the fob this year, and then rm taste," he said. He said he became more Involved tn real estate and bone bleeding during the last year and will devqte more.time to those Interests. ·• · Stabler began his professional career at Oaklan4!'tp 1970, lllCIIied to .the Houston Oilers In l9lrl and to the Saints In 19112. Stabler played burt most ot last year, sustaining rtb 1 He ~ he doubts that anything that could happen tnjul'les Ill the tint game and getting both kneel ' ·ihla season JDight cause him to change his ll)!nd. baDIIed up dUring the season. . ·• . "l think It's hard lbr an athletes who've played a However, he said, he feels better now than he has In long time and had pretty good success to k!loW When ' seva-al years. . It's time," he said. . "I've had both knees operated on. I've lost 15 · "Scmetlmes you wind up going too long. I don't · pounds. I feel great," he said.' want to do that. I don't want to go rut wit)! a h!ld going ·to retire." ' . ' chance. Michels, a heavyweight wbo was the pnly American to ci'ack the top 10 ranklngs In the world last year, was suspended from e<:mpetltlon for two years by the lnternatloQal Wetgbtlltt- · log Federation after testing p(xlltlve tor banned substances during the 1983 Pan American Games. He maintains he Is Innocent and Is taklngJ)!s case to the 7th u.s. Circuit t.ourt It Appeals In Clllcago on Mol,Jday. .In a lletlle, the Los Angeles organizers are on trl,al .themselves. ' ·As the first staged without public 1\mds, the xxm Summer Olyniplad has shaped up as the ' Games ot high stakes. But, by charging~ axporate . sponsors a minimum of $4 million and by iandlng a million contract from ABC, the LAOOC has the rooney; And If pfojectlons hold true, the Games may actually ~ money. That has happened onlY once =. belbre -In~ whm. despite a global Dtp: ion, the Los lUI; ee1es C»ympfcs generated .a $1 · miiUon profit that was turned CNer to the taxpayers. Since the modem Qlymplcs began In 11!96, no other host city baa been able to make the claJm. The Montreal Games left tax· payers with a S1 billion deficit and the 198l MoscoW Olympics ex.~ the Soviet governml!l)t a 1eported $9 IJII!JoiL 1be LAOOC, whlcb got the · Games beCause iill one else bid tor them and the city ot Los Angeles refUsed llatruty tor any costs. Insists It will do It on a $:m million budget, with a "tiny" ~us left over for charity group. . It did It under the W$hful eye of LAOOC Prest- · dent Peter V. Ueberroth by li8lng ' eidsttng facllliles wii · forilolnll such fringes as tree lunChes 111111 chantrerec! rides: 1be MeiOortal eou.eum. site of the opening and closing CdBIKiiiles and track and field CMipetltlon, underwent a reno- · vatlon. And a $3 million swim-:. pool was Wilt on the · University' It Southern CaJitor. ,.nla campus. A week ago Usher said the three Olympic vtllages were 98 percent· comP!eted and the venues were !JI ' percent mlile op~n~. ' .'IV villages at USC, UCLA 'and Santa Barbara have drawn '.me criticism, anc1 American · athletes asked the US. OlympiC Canmlttee to let than live outside except on nights before their events. Sprlnter·long jwnper Carl Lewis, who hoPes to oopllcate Jesse Owens' 19.'Ji toor-gol4· medal feat, said he does not Intend to stay In the village with•. tile·American team at USC. ·Indians ~p 4-3 decision t~ Chisox "BEE THE GRATE BOYS FOR 80111 GReAT 8UYS" "DRIVE A LITTLE l.IAVI A LO'r' FRIGIDAIRE I ZENITH ' 2nd Plaf'r .............. .:................ o.OO S..t Pl .... ............................... U.04f ONE GROUP CHILDREN'S SHOES Now .$3° 0 ' • r;~~~~~~~~::~~~;;;;;;;:::::~ Savannah. Interesting eqough some otthe :11 II vehicles driven by members of the asaoclation were olcl timers and of 1l0111'9e, Roy and Maurita have a 'Oollectton Of cars from yesteryear. , TheY. had planned to use one of · their collection cars for the trlp but · ~ their minds at the last minute because the vehicle didn't ~ to he running just right. I r--.---------L-!._ _.:.._-:----------:----'--:---..!...----, \ •. Stabler to retire, .Phillips thinks not ' . 'BUY DlfnCl f HOM QlJH WAHlH!IIJ.i f ,\ ,,/,\11 ·- U. S. ·ready to host '84 Olympic games $449 As $250 -- . . SLEEPER :hr:, ""r • OUEEN SIZE · FLOWERED · ANTRON Not building a better trap but br~g better roach f I familY reside In the Gallipolis area. He graduated frll'n ' medical SChoo\ln1981attheEastemV!rglnla MediCal School in Norfolk; Va. His. lnteJ;nshlp and residency ·was at , Dr.IH Kim ~ ' Kbn and his wife, Ade)e, and A native of Korea, Kim was rearecl In northern Vlrglnla and received his undergraduate deglee at the University of Vfrlllnla In 1977. By BOB HODLICH Tlmee&llltlael staff -- ChlldrensHospltalofKing'sDaughten In Norfolk, Va. • :u, Rllli Kittle tied the IICOI'e with Ids Dauer bnJile .a 3.J tie with a 1101o liomer In ~ II«<OId, ll1d the · IIIXth-lnnlngooubleastheBaltlmore White Sax lOOk a 2·1-.!IDtlletlllrd ~ edged the Kansas City Ill atnpw by Rudy Law, Roy Royall4-38at\li"daY. Smalley 111111 Grea Luzlnsld. ·· •an~ 1'111111 Clilceao exEudtcllta leM to 3-11n ATLANTA (API - Rick Camp lile~e<Bitb.ScoUFietellercbd!lec! 11111Bidaed onlY two bits aver IIIII after Clf!o'elaiid ICal1l!r !111M! II!VI!ii lnn!iwS. ancl Ctaudell Wa· Ccmer wallaed Smalley, Harold sblngton slniled home the lead run Balnes gn:ett:d 1"1!111V1!' Mllle Jef- In the fifth to pace the Atlanta feoatwlllluRBidauble. . Bravel to a 5-3 victory Saturday ID the IMnth, HaD and DOll , OYIJ' the PhDadelplili Phlllles. carter alngled betore Hoyt was . camp, 5-2, fellbehlndewrlywben llftal for Glea'IJII, who pve up JuanSamuelbltatwO-nmdoubletn 4¥'.,..liiYe sacrlb tllee to Car·, the flr'st, but be alloWed oaly one .... Calllllo and Brooll JacOby, otlll!!' bit and had' a careel'tqh ~the IC.'OI'e W. II!VI!ii 1trlkeouta wllli II!VI!ii wallai. Olllllwt,8&$•1 Dilnnle Moire earned hill lOth save KANSAS CnY (AP) - Cal' . byci>e"'IcPN'pM!ph!aontwohlts RlpUn Jr. bad tllree hits and Rl<;h · aver the final two inningS. , p ~· it' a. 1brou1b 1M Ance1es ONWARD wrni'I'BE nAME- FWmer ....,.a ·tar04.S.•.-i...... elo 1 u,._,_..... tordl ~ tbe lioreh nm Itt I ) of !!ill* llloMea, c.lll., wbo frGmmr.ftJ!alpaily,aller¥ ... l*ntbeOIJmpic tordl. 'nle lioreh eate ed 1M Anples before tbe 411""1•11 of tbe .July !8-Aug. 12 OJYmpic games. (AP In - . . ). ...,.& • ftA' ~.Balley-ewbeeledwlllkertocanytbe Meigs drops toul'tley opener · ATHENS - McArtilur joined tnntni:s and Wellston \von by forfeit Lancaster, Athens and Wellston In over Logan. the winners bracket.wlth a 3-2 win McArthur scored all three ot Its · over Meigs In the American .runs In the third Inning on a teadolf LegiOn's Elglltl\ District Baseball single, a walk, a sacrifice and two Toumamait here Saturday. · more singles. McArthur played Lancaster, Meigs rallied from a 3-1 deficit whlcb drew a flrest round bye,later with a run In the seventh on doubles SatUrday. Meigs 'will , play the by Dan.Thomas and SCOt Gheen. Athens-Wellston loser at 11 a.ni. Meigs left the bases loaded In the Sunday on the West .State Field. eighth and had Its lead ott man on In llrSt round action Friday, first In 1111! ninth Inning on Rick Athens heat Glouster: 54, In 10 · Wtse'sln1leldslngle. It went for naught, however, as Gheen ripped a liner to third, whiCh was caught, doubling Wise off ttrst. Jerry HarkinS went the dlstailce tor McArthur, whiffing three white walking two. Gordon Splete burled slxlnnlngsforMelgsandTonyR!fne pitched the final two In relief. The two Meigs hurlers combined efforts to fan 12 and walk siX. . Nick Riggs led Meigs attack with two·slngles. ' Tom Watson .ties for British lead In the brisk breezes and saved a By BOJ'GREEN Sllari! or the top spot with an escape APGaUWrlter Sl'. ANDREWS,Scotland(APITmn Walllon used "one of the best rounds of golf I've ever played" to • move Into a tle tor the thlrd·rouncl lead and take anothel: step IDWard ~history Saturday at the 1l3th BrltWt·Open. ' The defending chltmplon, a livetime winner of this ancient event but iii!VI!i' at St. Andrews. crisply stttAct:d his way to a 6-lliider·par 66 on the historic Old COUrse. Watsoil, who started the day tlve shots O(f the pace, cm!Pleted 54 holes aver the centuries-old Unlls In , ~ UshotBunderpar,IDtlewtth~ Blker-Ftncb, the 2-l-year-old Australian who led after two I'OUIIIIs. ' Baker·Finch, winner~ two Utles In his brief career, nursed lane a 71 troni the Valley of Sin, the deep depression before the 18th ~n. The two will be paired together In the last group ott the tee In Sunday's llnal round - Watson, trying to equal a record ot ~ Br!tlsh Open victories, and a previously obscure player making his first appearance In one of the game's Big Four championships.' "I've never been In this position betore,;:.sald Baker-Finch. "I'm not surprised to he leading. But I'll he surprised If I win." Watson, llowever, was taking notblng for granted going Into a match-up that appeared to he heavily In his favor. "He'll he trying to do what he wants to do best _~ win the golf ' tournament," waison said. '"Sowill I." Only two shots back and still very much In the race were Bernhard Langer of West Germany and Seve Ballesteros of Spain, tledforthlrdat :m. Langer had a thlrd·round 68, which Included a spectacular save ot par on the 17th, the Road Hole, where he had to play a third shot from art extremely awkward posi- tion whtle standing tn a deep bunklir. ' .. . . ~ Ballesteros, !Wice a · Masllis champion and a previous wtnneror this title, bad a 70. , It was anothertlvestrokes baCk;.... and seven back of the co-leader$ ..:.. to the trio tied for fifth at 212, HuSh Balocchl or South Africa, LartDy Wadkins and veteran Lee TrevinO. · '~ ' " ' �' I Pc a• I C.2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel July 22; 1914 Po11te1oy Middlepott-Gallipolis, Oh._Poinf Pleo~aot, W. Vo. 1914 PI••••· W. Va. Ohio .....,,, RC>gers loses·.another, Expos.beaten, 8-4 , '" Trillo robbed Ryne Sandberg at a Gooden on Ron Oest.er's~. ·h111Mhl"MmL!r!Rthei!XIhtoatvethe , ,ttoublewhenhegrabbedhls ,s mash Cardlnaiii10,Doclaaal · Cafdd·2advan!JI&e. · The question used to be about ~ the Une and threw hlrn out, Davkl Green and George Hen· Bravea U,l'II8M 1 . steve Rogers' abiUty to wtn ~ macleallnepJayooGacy.Matthew$' dJ1ck each hcllieled and combined Brad Karnlnlnlk hit two home Now It Is row mBIIY till! grounder and tllen msde a diving for tive hits and five RBI. runs and Dale M!U'PIW <De, and the Injured pltcber will Jose. · catch of Leon Durham's Une drive. The Cardinals jumped on Fer· Braves took advantage of IJiree The 34-year-old 118ht·hander "ldldn't~ttoplaythlrdbase," lllllldo Valenzuela, 8-U, .for three Pblladelphla errors to 1001'1! elaht .dtiljljll1ihlsnlnthganielnhlslast10 · ssld T!111o. EYeryttme I play third runs 1n the tirstand erupted fQrflve unearned nJIII, dedilals, giving up five runs 1n baselloselOPQU!Ids." · nmsofflhreeDodger pltcherslnthe Schmidt homeled Ill the three Innings as theHoustonAstros The game was delayed by rain at se\.enth. !ourthtotiethescoreJ.landtalrethe · ·toppled the Montreal Expos 8-4 the elld o! the seventh Inning for 90 Hendrick belted hls seventh leagu~~ lead with 21, but Murphy's Friday night. mimltes. )Xlmeroftheyeartogtvethe(;ardsa SIIDt Ill the bottom of thetnnlnatled . Rogers has not won Ill the I'll tee f.~ Plldrel H 4-2 lesd 1n the third. Green rapped . him with Schmidt aaatn. . Astrodome slllce May 24, 19'15 and Toi\YGwynn s tbree-runlmlerln DWnll a 1·11 career record 1n the 'eighth ende!l John 'l'udol''s Houston. shutout bid IID!Irallied the Padres to But .this season, Rilgers' dltllculty split their tW!,nlght double-header. · 1n Hwston 1s par the course. Jim Morrison and Doug FtOOel Friday's a~ ballooned Iii! led o!l successive Innings With alrelidy-tat earned nm average to hornel:s and starter Rick Rhoden 5.'79 and lowered an already- drove. Ill the go-ahead run as the bnp!M!I'Ished record to 3-10. Pirates won the cpener 4-3, · The same steve Rogers who won The nightcap Joss was just the :l6 games aver the past two seasons secoud lbr the Pirates In their last12. hasgtvenup1Whltsln8'llnnlngsand games, while. the West-leading walked 44 while striking out only 28. visitors ended.a three-game losing The ruueback traU trom this streak. spring's shoulder Injury has been all To~ Pena had two hits In the Drs! uphill.' · . .game to nm his bat~ streak to l8 "I've had such bad wtlngs this games, but lost the strbig In the year, I've had to force myself to second. . ,. . cmne back, at tbnes," said Rogers. MeCI! 3, Reds! ..., "11 I wasn't . tl1rOwmg crisply, 1 Wally Ba~'s double and might have some doubt. But 1 felt Keith Hernandez s sacrlftce fly lri good WI there." ' the 11th ~ the Mets' extraThe Astros felt better. BID Doran Inning record to &0 this season 8lld qJmed the Houston Drst with a Jesse0rosco'srecordto8-2. double, preceding Reynolds' triple \ "We have been very protlclent at and an RBI single by .Denny It (extra-Inning play), mainly beWalllng. Walks tO Jose Cruz and cause we've had outstanding Pilch· Jerry Mumphn!y loaded the bases lng," New York Manager Dave before EDos Cabell and Terry Puhl Jolmson said. "We had It again drove In .two runs with fielder's tonight." NAMJ!; WINNERS - n- are the wlaBa ala re+r cJerb.r beld , chOice grounders, . Darry1Sirawberrydr11led_hls14th recentb' IIIFWiJeioyforclllidra.lrUnulx ..,._ 'l'llel,lw"inclleeo ' • Twoslnglesandawalkblthethlrd lxlmeroftheseasonleadl!1gof!the Oldo lllhlnr aad c-., demoalltraaoal were co'"'n&!d wilh Inning gave the Astros a ttith run secoud tor the game's 11rst nm, and ...,.... belnr gtvm to parilclpaata. Prlz8l of rods 111111 rer.111 wen ' · before Rogers departed. the Reds tledltwlthanuneamedrun donated by the MelpCoullty ll'lllb udGameA.....,.... I'Uw~Jeft Elsewhere 1n the National In the :OOIIW~ of the Inning. tortphre Kelih Wood, MelpCao•n&yGtimel'ruiedllr, wlioccn.._. League, San Francisco beat Chi· HubleBrooks'slngle~ttheMets &bellOIINIIt; JMOOWrlpt-JoeySnyder,wlmaen,JiotbolPwueroy, By.JONATHANVrrn .4-or',...."'-Wrlll.r games: rom. Genl!ra1 Men•e Paul Brolm would have JW:eleiied lfvbw players mere tale OD·tbe field 1111 reu on, CM!II If It ~ cll'oppiJW down.a tew nc*iw Ill tbe c' llatlltlcs. ADd flnt.,_- )"'I..., 2 .... Head Colldllllm tor ashington sometimes UeMliODS his choice .. Ohio (AP) • - ·NFL,hehasanotheroptlon. lie Is now trying to forge a , ''One assistant (at Ohio Unlver111 the Natlorial Football slty) told me he hopes I don't make the Browns so I can come back and I! hci might try out for the (basketball) team," oft sticking with basketball said Washington, who has a year of be entered Ohio University college basketball eilglbiUty regraduate." cago 3-2, New Yorll edged Clnclnnatl3-21nlllnnlngs,St.Loulsrouted Los Angeles 10-5, and Atlailta embarrassed Philadelphia 13-1. Pittsburgh and San Diego split a doubleheader, with Pittsburgh Win· nlng the opener 4-3 and San Diego thenlghtcap3-2. ~tson hopes ~or strong in British Open today .,,.,. the halfway point of the · Baker-Finch now a record and Watson Is for another of his strong .. Baker-Finch, a Virtualunkni>wn shot a 66 Frtday for total of 134, matching the for St. Andrews set In 1960 a surprise -In that the lead," Baker-Finch, who his round before I'm - Giants 3, Cubd Manny T!1Jio made tl1nie Stan· doutplayslnonlyhlssecondgarneal third base and singled to laWICh a t~JI'oo-nm rallY In the~ Inning. shot a 68 Friday. Also ihree strokes tehlnd were Nick Faldo, whO had a second-round 68, and Lee,Trevlno, a two-time British Open Winner, whO s!lot a frr Fr!da.v. At 138 was Bill l.ongmulr, one of the tlrsl·round leaders, who shot a second-round n. Thencamelhegroupof!ouratl39 that Included Watson, thci two-time defending champion, who has won lhlstltleflvetlmes-ooeshorto!the · rerordofHarryVardon. "I playEd a good rounci of golf today," said the 34-year-old Watson >ofhfs4-under-par68thatlefthlmtlve strokes off the lead. "With the exception of the 17th, It was a very, very good I'OUJI4l," he ssld. Watson . was seven under par when he approached the notorious Road Hole, a par-4 that Ballesteros and Trevino.said should be treated as a pai''5 and which TWI Kite has described as·the hafdest hole In the · world. Watson - took a and groaned, "The Lady got me." Robinson, 5-UInplckedupooly hisJell second victory his last 14 starts. Greg Minton pitched the last twQinnlngstor his liellthsave. ~~~==·= his three. excepttonal plays 1n the sixth Inning. Mud Hens lose ·1.0 IL contest aheadtied 2-1 ItInInthe seventh. the Reds the eighth offBut Dwight 'lbe a-nza11' •«-wew.- llcJiv ID the tl!lm IIDIIIied 7-e. But tbe "'"' • tabs 11101'1! of the lpcWI'&M thll ll'IIDina camp .. It tries 1D 0118iUAiiC!tbe loll of tbree stanan, Henog likes Solo ST. LOUlS (AP)- Pralletrml a rival ill8ll8&l!l' Ia ·~ 1P1 · IS, as wltneu the appnll81 ' of C4rdiDa1 lklpper Wldtey llerqofCinci!IMti r!ptbaaclel' Mario Solo. . ''Soto .. ~t the kip at the Jilt." lle!/q llllld. 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A..,..Med.._Wrtk!r vlctorywlthtwolnntnpofscoreless Baea~n I, ~ 1 ~ ~ Neither tile 'l'orcpto Blue Jays, rellet. p.n Quisenberry picked up Ed Romero sliced a .two.Ntl ' who scored 11 runS, oor the Seattle h1s major league-leading 25th save game-winning single In lhe ninth to Marllvn, who scored four, knew bypitchlngthenlnth. wrap up a tlve-ruo ralb'. Tbe • wl!(in to quit 1n C<llllblnlng !or an ' Bed Sox f. Alllels s..- - Brewers trailed 7-3 alter emt American~ record 15 runs 1n Jim Rice's lOth-Inning double Innings, coining b1ck iiPIMt 8tU the ninth Inning. . b~ a 3-3 tie. JackleGutierrez led Caudlli, the All·Star rellever, ~ Toey Fernandez's two-run single offthelOthwlthaslngleoffreJieo.•er was seekJni h1s m save.llllteed, \ ~ a ~3 tie as Torotnto Don Aase, 0.1. Wad!! Boggs bunled therlgh(-Jumder811fferedthedl!feet, · -exploded for 11 ninth-Inning runs fu · and Gut~ beat third basemam maklll& ~ ~ 8-3. '· . •. ~e from bebiD!I and · defeat .RonJacksonsthrowtosecondwlth Romero,sgame-wJnnlnihit,~- . ' Seattlel2-7Fridaynlght. · Boggs · reaching .. firSt Dwight ever, was_off Chuc~ Rainey, Who "ltwasthewUdestgarnei'veever Evans, whorlppedatwo-runhomer took over tor Caudill a1tl!f Jlrrt -n." ssid Toronto Mananger In tbe third, fanned, _before ~ &md~ tied the game With a Bobby Cox, who was ejected in the dol,lbled In Gutierrez. The win went doul)le that scored Mark Brouhard , seventh for disputing a balk call. "Everytlmewehittheballltfounda ' hoie." ' Toouny Dunbar <rlghl, 1n the t!Ud lllnlnrotFrt~·s game at 11ger Stadium. Detroit won 3-L (AP Laserphoto ), : ByJOEKAY ._ APSportsWrtter QINCINNA11 (AP) Keith Hernandez lmew Cinclnnatl Reds t:el!eVer Ted Power wasn't going to get fancy, so he decided to !u!ep lt PRICES I o slritple, too. Using a shortened swing designed to just make ccntact, Hernandez drilled a 300-foot sacrifice fly to score WaUy BaclanaQ In the top of ' · JUST HANGING AROUND - Chicago White Sox second baseman Julo Cruz, left, hanp' tn n*l-alr over Cleveland Indians .,._r Jerry Willard after Cruz lllrew loftat COII1piEtioa lUI~ Inning double play . oo '-Iter Brook J~ , bt Frtda.Y'\1 game In Cleveland. (AP 1 erpholo ). ns l IN I!"I',.CT T,HRU 1/:VM i ' . • 'Ne've.got .all kinds of lumber for your remodeling projects! , . scored twtce. Jesse Barfield also . singled twice In the nJnth. With Moseby on thii-d ;md none . the 11th Inning Friday night and send the New York Mets to a 3-2 victory over the Reds. . Backman led off the 11th With his third ccnsecutlve double of the game. It carne off reliever Brad Lesley, (}1, Mookle Wilson's sacrtnee moved biro to third, and Reds Manager Vern Rapp called on his bullpen ace to try to get out of the one-out jam. , MOWERS Uoyd Moseby, who opeued the Inning with a triple, also singled and' . · ed s S.: acn•f•1ce fly b ~ats R , PUSH ' ' / pitchers. ' SUPREME "19" G~to;D;llli;;;•;;;""';;;";;;ley;;,6-6.;;;w;;ho;,;pltched;;;;;;the;;;;;;;;trom;;;;;;;sec;;;:O;nd;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Seattle roadie Its own comeback bid In the bottom of the ninth when Alvin Davis slugged a grancnlam, h1s 19th homer. It was !he rookie's second grand slam this season. \ In other AL action, Cleve~ downed Chicago 6.J, New york edged Minnesota 4-3, Kansas City be!it Baltimore 4.3, Detroit shaded Texas 3-1, Boston defeated CaUfor· nla 4-3 In 10 Innings and Milwaukee bested Oakland 9-7:' Trailing 3-1 going btto the ninth, Toronto coUected 11 hits, 10 of !hero singles, agalns~ four Mariner : FORCED OUT- Detroll11gers' second baseman r- Whitaker (left) Jwnps away from the bag after ~ Ranp!rs' Gary Ward forced t.eanunate ' . . The. tough .2-cycle ·~~t.~Wle~w=~~:~~ singled, the other drawing a walk, ·• before Garth Iorg forceil Alfredo Grtrrln on a fielder's choice at second. Toronto's Jim Acke~. 3-5, who c~on bt the eighth, picked up the vjctory. Roy Lee Jackson pitch81 _theninthfortheBlueJays. . ··, The 11 runs In one Inning were a club record for Toronto. 'Tiprs 3, Rupn 1 • • DaVeRalemapJtchedDetrolttoa road._ . ' 3-1 VIctory for his 15th consecutive "We have~ very proflclenti~t 1" · win at 'l'lger SUidlum. Rozetna has It (playing bt extfa ln$glt)', inalnJy not lost In Detroit sm May 23,lll81. · because we've had' outstanding · Hls vlctory aver Texas ran his ~ pitching," Mets Manager ,Dave. home record to MJ. . Johnson said. "We lw-d It again "I wouldn't mind pitching here tm![ght." · · every night, but you can't," said OroscO, ~2. came on In the tenth, Rozema. who allowed six hits and heldtheRedshitless,andgotaqulck didn't walk a batter to Improve h1s out to start the 11th. But left-handed record to7-1. batters Dan Driessen and Dave With the game scoreless, Howard Parker rapped singles off the Johnson started the Detroit third left-handed rellever, putting the With a single, moved to second on · tying run on second base. {.au Whitaker's sacrifice bunt and "That'sonethingaboutthegame. took third on a gniundout Barbaro You think the llneup sets up' great, . Garll!!Y foUowed With his~fourth thenthetwoleft-handersgethitsoff home run of the season ott Texas Orosco," ; JQhnson sald. ''TII€n ~ Frank Tanana, 9-9, to gtv~ you're looklng~thebarrelofit.' : the Tigers a W lead. Chet Lemon · Orosco didn't blink. He got Cesar · slugged his iJth 'hooler leading off Cedeno on a called third strike oo a the Detroit fourth. 3-2 pitch, then retired Dave Concep~8, While Sox 3 cion on a -foul out to give the Mets a . Rookie Roy Smith and Ernie 1%-game lead over the CIJ¥:ago Camacho C<llllblned on a sevenCubs In the National League East. hitter and Jullo Franco drove In "Oh, gee, thatwasthekeytothe threerunsasthelndlanswmtorthe seventhtlmelnthelrlastlOgarnes. game," Orosco said of Cedeno's strikeout. "I didn't want to get the With the game tied2-21n !hesixth, bases loaded. Itwasasllderoverthe Cleveland's George Vukovich drew ·outside corner. That was a big out a one-out.walk from lo&ln&-pltcher forme." J:l,lchar(! Dotsotr, 11-6. BrookJ8(.'0by The Mets got plenty of hlg outs by singled to send Vukovich to third Strikeouts Friday. Starter Dwight before Tony Bernazard hit an RBI Gooden allowed four hits over the single. Brett Bulle~ singled heme first nine Innings and fanned 11, Jacoby and took sealnd When raising h1s major leag~~e-leadlng Bernazard beat liihttietaeFHarold strllceOut total to 1541n 1271nnlngs. It Baines' throw to third: Frallco then was the eighth time bt 19starts that lined a two-runslngleuptliemlddle, he's reacbed the 10-strlkeout mark. lmocklng out Dotson and, giving Cleveland a 6-21ead. Ya-t, 'l'wllleS· , Willie. Ranckllph drilled a one-out slngletoscoreKenGI'Ifteyandcapa two-run ninth Inning. Tralllllg 3-'~ entering tile ninth, , Mike Pagliarulo walked lflth one ·out off Mlnnesotl\ relleYer Ron Davis, 4-7. P!nch·h!tter Grllfey dropped a bloop. single to left to .r:~ "Powerlsthemantogoto.He'sa tough pitcher," Hernandez said. '·'He tlu:ows real hard. He was just gobtg with his bread-and-butter pitch. · "I shortened my stroke and just tliedtohittheballil)thealr." That accomplished, the Mets twned to relief ace Jesse Orosco to thero perfect ln six extra. g games tills rason, all on the . Per Qt. Nationwide 10W40an sale011 . ........, ...-uc oils = advance Pagliarulo to second @1111 Ornar Moreno singled btPagllarulo. Randolph followed With his game. wtnnlngslngle. lin" Slaught. . Thistledown reiults . •..• N'ORTlfiRANDALL, Ohio (AP) - Pete Clover. ridden by Donald StcM!r, Willi thefeatureclellblhrace at 'nllslleOOwn on F'rlday, nlllllllla the mne and 10 yards 1n 1: a . The winner paJil $14JJI, ~ and $4.411. • Blueberry P1tll. second. nltumed $5 and $4.111, While Clll8 Creek paid $6.00 for cmdng In tlilnl. u. MU. Hfliitk - New York Melia • 17" n.n,l8aawbaay (J'I&II&) recelvenblp live tnndclnke frcm Ruble JlaiJOiuo after Strawberry J l4 . - Kendaii10W40 Mokw 011 ' Ret. 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Wynn, a DaytonMeadowdalestar headed fq- West Vlrglnla University, Jlsed his feet to deceive a defender ru:~d score the contest's only touchdown, a 44-yard reception from quarterback Jeff Ahr I of Cincinnati Colerain tn· the fourth quarter. "On the play," the 6-foot-4, 195-pound Wynn said, "I stutterstepped and froze him for a second. Then I went all the way," Wynn was talking about North defensive back Jotm Greene or YoUngstown Chaney. Wynn outmaneuvered Gl'fiet\e at the !>-yard Une and scored with eight and one-half mtnutes left Wynn saved thevlctorywithmore than two minutes to play when be Intercepted Brecksville quarterback Tom Tupa •s fourtJl-down pass attheSouth's~yardUne. · "It .wa~ zone ·coverage, "' Wynn saldofhisbigdefenslveplay. "h~ad ·the quarterback' s eyes and went lor the ball.'' The South ran out. the-last two minutes 10 win for the 15th time In ' this · ~year-old series which . matches the top Ohio seniors from the previous sea.Son. The North bas 21 vlctorles and ihere have been three ties. Ahr, wbo ClllllPleted eight of 15 passes lor 122 yards and the touchdown, said he won his team's Most Valuable Player award by desjgn. "I . saw the plaque at a banquet yesterday and said to . . -=~~::I. over Pomeroy Powell's ::: Four teams emerged from the . : . Plimlnarevioustlntwo. weendsks ofdplaally _;md :."e g rou , an .our • • :: ; Brumfield's has undoubtbeen apitching big factor for the .. r :- ~ Galllans thus far In the tournament~ ·Padre Mike McQuaid turned 1n another fine effort as be fanned 15 and Issued seven walks. Brent Unroe led the winners with a triple, J .J. -B evan a single Matt Hauck a single, Brumtteld ~ single, and Todd Sander a single. Lacking offensive spark Galllpolls<;ouldmusterjustonehit,aslngle by Mark Dunlap. In the finale, Aildy Baer came home the winning pitcher after a shakeystart. Baerfannedflveand walked nine. Todd Powell and Dennis Boothe sharedpltchlngdutlesforPomeroy. Boothe fanned two and walked while Powell tanned three and walkeil two. Powell' came on 1n the third Inning 111 rellef of starter GALLIPOLIS - The second annual French City Tennis Tourna. 1Jl€11t, sponsored bY,· the Gallipolis Tribune, wW be held August 21-26, PASSING - Swth. Ahr S.~l. &.l, ShaW :.1~ D. North. Thpa S.1H. 65, fiMoell 1-ti, seven, ' and miXed doubles. Entry fee wm S5 per person. Proceeds wW 'go to the Gallipolis chapter at the American Red Cross. Pairings will be anmunced later. For additional jnj)fmatlon, contact Brent J:olmson, ~7. men ' City summer l'eague recreation results GALLIPOLIS -:. In Gallipolis Little League action Frtday eve,~lng, the Yankees beat the Red SOle, 84. , Tony Canaday and Barr had two hits for the winners. Denny Skidmore,RoseandHillhitsafelyforthe losers. Darrell Ferrell was credited with the wtn. CUnt Davis was charged with the loss. Softball Action In men's softball action, the Old .SoBriucthkernTa~~~~ort~~~·sM.noto-6r; ""'"' ' ! ,• . ' ' . Car 13rokers, 10-9; Sparlde SupplY defeated the Jaycees. 11-3 and Diversified Management edged Foodland, 2-1. Grlffey'sdeteatedHolzerMedlcal Center, i2-6. ~~badflvehitsbUtallwere IL replaces two All-Stars on roster tlmely<ines,astheJoeBobHemsley coached team always capitalizes when opportunl · ty knocks. Andy In.ternaCOLUMBtl naiULeS, Ohio (API)cedThtwoe · o · ague rep a . H leagu~ ld "'""' eoope head f the AAA ~~ ~mine Stacy defends crown c~;~~hip crown. average In the district He was selected to the first-time All:~and Community College baseball District and All Mid-Ohio Confer~~leam bas Improved Its win-loss ence teams. Wayland became the ;:record from 13-19to 20-11lastyear. firstplayerlnRedmen hlsta>ytobe ·:· Coach Larry Cook, who took the selected In the Major League b ob In 1981, credits his players. Cook baseball draft, going to the Pltls·~Js currently recruiting for what he burgh Pirates. He Is now pitching •.'believes will be an even better for Bradenton In the Florida State RIO GRANUE - 'lbe Naleague. : : :season. •"we have made great progress In tlonal A8soclatlon of IntercoDeJunior Jolm Kalman. a 6-1, 190 ! "lhe last three seasons," said Cook. glate Alidetlcs releaaed Its final pound junior from Twinsburg talent Is getting better eacn baseball slailsUcslhls week and turned In a 4-1 record, , four t:;:~ar. and the coaching stafflsdolng three IUo Grande CoUege playcomplete games and 26 strike· outs ':fl. fine job of teaching fundamentals. ers flnlshed high In several lri 37 Innings. He also bad a 3.16 t•!fhe players and assistant coaches categertes. earned run average, fifth In the .;_o<~eserve most of the credit for the Charlie Robelis, of Ironton M-OC. , ;•:progress we've made.'' 91gb School, waal'llllked 18th In Todd Knotts, a 5-8, 1&1 pound :~; y oungest.In District the nation In doubles per pme. freshman from Marietta came on ::- The Redrnen featured one of the 'lbetreshrnao hit 12doublealnSI strong late In the season to flnlsh3-1 •:,youngest teams In the district ~ at games. He alllo l'llllked 12th In with a 2.48 earned run average .:.times starting one senior, six runs ba&ted In per pme. (third In the M-OC) and 39 strike ,1,apbornores and two freshmen. It 41 nms for the outs In 32 Innings. ~ ·:was a group tbat produced an Marty Pickering, an All-State • J 'awesome" hlttlngattackandgood Jeff Wayland, who recently freshman from Xenia finished 2-3 :::ctefense. ·. was drafted by lh PIUIIburgh with two s;wes and a 3.89 earned ~- "For the first time In three years, Pirates and now With their run average. He struck out 31 •·: 'the offensive attack ·had power.'_' Macon, Georgia (Jiaae A team, batters In 34 Innings. Meanwhile, .Cook said. One man responsible for fln!Med 4th In eau'ned nm his brother Mark Pickering, also an : •lhat power Is Charlie Roberts. Hels averace with a 1.19; 'lbe Middle-. All-Stater, tW'IIed In a 3-1 record. ; : :/In All-State freshman from Ironton [Mirt native paood the Redmen Probably one of the most lm· •: owho led the Redmen In batting !'!,..~h a record this _[111111 proVed pitchers on the staff this ~;~ .392) . hits (40). RBI (42), doublj'S year was Maurtce Harney, accord:<(<12) and home runs (8) -enough Todd KnoUs, a ~ lng to Cook. The sopbomore ;:;credentials to be named the team's plleber, was ranked 'lUI In the l'ellever from North Olmsted ap;: .most valuable offensive player, as nallen In lllrlkeoula per ~; peared lnf our crucial game :· .well as first , team All-Distnct and 'DieMariettaSealorHigh~ situations to earn a 2-0 mark and ;::All Mid-Ohio Conference. atestn.ckoui381Ndiet'siD82'2/3 one save. in 12 !liningS be did not :;: ProViding more fire .power be· Innings. watk a batter and struck out nine. , • oh!nd Roberts was sophomore third "These pitchers threw conslsi:::baseman MUler. The 6-1, 00 pQund ently well all year long,' Cook said. :. :transfer student from Ohio Wescame _on _strong this season to bat "Alid we had a few other pitchers .'QI and connected on 26 ldts In 94 · ;: ·leyan batted .344, collecting 33 hits attempts. _ who could get the job done. AI : In 96 at bats. Dusty was second on · DettwWer should be credited With ::~the team In home runs with six. Deiii!Y Compton, a '6-2, 160 pound sharing his pitching experience d sophomore from Amanda batted :-: Kent Wolfe, the stea y sopbo· .2'78 and came on to finish the last with all or these pitchers. As a •, -more left fielder from Racine balf of the season at SECOnd baon. co-captain, he worked with everyb;. :shared with Roberts the honors for ~ ody as a pitching coach." ;..;the team batting title hitting .392. . "We did a fine job offensively and "Kevin Kramer and Matt Moo; ThlsmarkedthesecondyearWolfe· defenslvelythisyear.Withacouple tavon Improved a Jot this year," people leaving ne:xt 1year we'D look Cook said. •'By the end of our season · : has led the Redmen In batting. The Co to flllsome holes, bUt we think we ;. two-tltne All Mld·Ohlo nference have an outstanding nucleus to they were mentally &nd physically ,,,'playerhad31hltsln79tlmesatbats bUild around," said Cook. ready. I believe they both have a •::and only struck out once. He Wl!S ' good tuture.ahead of them. •• ;:-:named 10 the first team All-District ·. This year's Pitching staff was one Corkrihna Next,Year "squad. . d. the stro~t In the district. ' . CQok loOks to the 1985 season with J WQiaadSelliReeord optlmlsm."Wefeeltbatwithagood Tony Taylor, a 5-11,170 pound freshman from Chillicothe ba_tted unlor Jeff Wayland, a 6-1, 175 recruiting year we 'could .b e coli· poufld right bander from Middle· .:111 and handled most of the portpacedthestatfwltha5-1 mark · tendersagalnnextyear. We've got catching assignments for the that Included five complete games an outstanding group of players Redmenand 42 that wW be coming back-next year AI Azar, a 6-I, 170 pound senior, strtJre outs In «< Innings, with anaddeclieaJOnof:;,tl1eltU. 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Ronnie Hlllley, .::::_t D • • • •....••••atpm.. -Cllla.day, JuP.r 21. Mil Billy liB PAl N . T CE'NTE R All-~:ieandthea:ssamAAPtstrtct's said of Sayreeachslngledforthewtnners. Pawtucket will be Unable to play Continuing their tournalnent per· because of a wrtst Injury and that formanceswereDennlsBoothewho , . VlctorMataofColurnbuswascalled · fUn and •olnnle and FINDLAY,Ohlo -(AP)-Cheryl upbytheNewYorkYankees. . h_a d a liome . . . Randy Corsi with a dou~bl"'e. Hank . Stacy or Findlay successfully de- . Their replacements, announced fended her Women's Ohio State Friday, are Chico w-'"er of Cleland, Wesley Young, and Jay . '""" H phrey h lngled Amateur Golf title ·Friday with a Pawtucket and Kelly Gruber of ~ nda ~a~s nsol, tl 7-and-6 defeat of Pat Mllton from Syracuse, . the~alllpollsy P aPorneongame Akronln:llboles. ThegarnelsscheduledatRoches· Powell'sGlantsaandw=HaancenanTraceroy Miss Stacy was 2-up midway ter 10 help the city celebrate Its · nd throu h the ham lonshlp will. meet "'~cuse for the tournag c P rou sesquicentennial Rochester cur- -ms 1*.._.., . . ·. . tl!-2.11i5. '.AD ewads 1111111 !lave a " -..SYUaJBEOI'i!N~~ p;WdJ!NII<JretatJtp!a)ajiofteanis. Pla:ra• wm be 1mlled to a JO ' P: mternr Ia lbe fo!Iowlpgeyejd; n' 7 warmupbeb'e-.iunatcb ' llllll a 12 Jdal l7e-brea5rel' will be N !U)ela16a.m. NO. U* .AJl ~ tile DmWIIflllf • **"CW B\'I!NIII <Zla:bi, ftid[ o- and Job! E 'fltt'wllbetlllal. p .... o 57 Pa: th 'I "• are to fiT out Halley to attend PH. 446-1968 R_io Grande College AUTO. ·yR. 1M & O:mmunltyCollege, • SE~thew~~sMtos'TetVarnalua ,, Allble. • """' Pia SewDd ~ Class AA · 171:- Ps•W 'd.TIIIP.r.............,,.. R Sf hr5•• bepD lllr Gle !!WIIIIaltWIIIL dl<t ~~:er~fa~Je~= ~p~yrsat~.2_tsbesAllte·rStWaredntearnesdthayat LeFe\lre agreed to buy cut olber SYRACUSE- 'l1le lll7nl _ , 5p.m .........,, Jubo 23. &Ddcan be IIICIItl!ld by cai!lng •'15ll or T!mHmrywithaslngleanddouble~ =· Monday bas bem I•Njoet far bW Wl!ells. . pUtDen for t b e - prtoe per 1be ~ a&Jft'lliellt ' Jut llbare cAiaed !bribe O'Nem llodL mDDth called for LeFevre to buy 1a lbe acaeenll!lltiD about mpe~<ftl of thestocltof me i r 1ban!s of aB stodt· Corp. fnm .lbe O'Neiihstate. me .ho!den and Ilmlla5 putal!n Frl- bas abaul an IW 111!1\tilt lnlerelt In day. talijEis tr Laldl ad othen t11e Cleveland I!!dlaM ~ IIMJiwJd ID tbe Ia-* said a ' OlfiiiSandoperatesthelndlans heariQg Clll the SUit ' .......led for • . u.pt ID blodl: lbr ale IITIIfl . . Syraa•Opa~'lb!a,•r.,!l was charged with the loss. , ' · Hitting safely for the winners wal J. Henry with a single and double! RIO GRANDE -ReneeHalley,a "''" Galllpolls dua -""" gra te and a =eAcademyar basketHighball ~ ' 1)tird annual Syracuse Open Tennis toumey starts July 24 • Mason Merchants outslugged ~· Galllpi>lls Braves. 15-9. B. MarshaJ!, picked up the win, while D. HivelY, ~ ..... ' . " C. Neville bad two singles as Meadows, Kerns and Redman•. while Marshall and Miller add;J, singles. . . . . ; Hively led Gallipolis wltiJ thre& singles, whlleJ.S~slrigledwd doubled, S. Balleyhadtwoslngles,S; Brown. J. Spencer and C. DaUey aU singled and Grant doubled. · ~ Mason, the second of two Maser\ teams to advance Into the second; round, was to play Point Pleasant a~ 1 p.m Saturday. • ,,. C-7 rem~ Indian shares lilt .. . , +eed to pay $16.5 niii!IOD iJr.a «<iittdlllc We billa llle '-II fnlll tile eslate of the late F.J. O'Ne75, wbo d!ediMt-Diil!!r. 1'llat pun 5 5s awa!IID& II!IIPI'()val by lbr AnEi: kai I I' •, ..tli .:.0 111!11& lll!ld up by a law dl llled by 'NaPier La!cbandodlerswboolm lban!s of tbe - - 1be ........... .............. . -CII)' '' •• ~ uuwn<u ¥ ._ ~· vac 2·16, Hutklfd U't t ~ ,., • RECEIVING-SWth,Fta .. !!O,Wynn 2-51, c:;.ppen l.t. Nutb, Johluon 5-19, K0o olf W.Va. 1.eFI!vte. 31, a ae.,.'ewl aauw. Clew' "' ..... 111711 Fllday be :.. a ad 111 P:'* , .. • a.y au1 ae m • , 1 J!laies Ill tile tUI fJan ICIIlii!S of limlted partDen aDd otber .,, -v"" Soum. Whltel2--ll, Jadlloftl-5. North. Staml1· ;5, Jotlum 11-11, Nall l -1. EaSton slnaled. Fisher had a double to lead New Haven, whlle Wolfe, Sigman and Davis alliiiDgled. Bidwell was to play Pomeroy Saturday In a 3 p.m. game at Meigs High School. F'tn!Ut are slated tor Sunday at Meigs High, In. the eVening's second game, . according to Brent Jolmson, toUrnament coordinator. The six-day event Will Include and women's singles, doubles ~~took. feels Rio Grande ~ill . •• .. • lNDIVIDU.U.STo\'I'IS'IP -RUSHING C - 1-!1, Anitouric.e dates for tournament bad ment """"""'- '11me d f"wwesslor! ,, MIDDLEPORT - Bidwell and win over New Haven. M. Wickline was the winning the Mason Merchants advanced to second roond action with-wins here · pitcher, whlle Fisher suffered the Friday In the Big Bend Pony League loosforthe West Vlrglnlana. Hitting safely for !lieWinners was Tournament. In the first game, Bidwell scored a A. Howard with two siJigles and a palrotrwisln threeseparatelnnl!ij:s double, while Glassburn tripled, to bUUdafKllead andheldonfora6-2 Howard doubled, and Wickline and --- ..,.,_ ' F 7 G • I ' • Ohio P&i:al ri aE\'ElAND(AP)- NewYarll Dlvtd E. Lei'~ wiJo ....,..., . . . - ... DIOIIIIa tD buy a CiCiiGCJiq I ' !ell Ill tile ....... " """by ~ ;;;~~~~-~~:~~~~~: :u~~. J::::~~=~.a!:~~ : ( -:;youngsters must play or perhaps ·; -pitch two or three days In a row, only ::,;the toughest teams make It-to the ••~ •sep! lf'~-1 . UUI games, •: • In the first game of the evening, •.-· Hannan Trace• a s trong· contender , ,... ::: throughout the tournament trail, • ~·defeated a fine Gallipolis Padre :z: team,7-2.HurlerTimmyBrumfleld .< bad 12 strtkeouts and four walks, :; ; enroute to the one-hit victory. -,.,.. ... ; alb&!)' J Ro<~~ntyanll ' ' SYRACUSE - TWo el{cltlng ~ames highitghted"Sernlfi!lal !lctlon . In the Bill Hubbard Memorial Little Leaglie Tournament Friday even..tng at the Syracuse Municipal Park : :W,here the Hannan Trace Wildcats ; :and Syracuse Hubbard's Green; house gained berths In the cham· :: plonshlp game, scheduled Monday. • Overshadowing the solid ' 7-2 :·Hannan Trace Wildcat victory over • ·Gallipolis' Padres was perhaps the t :second garneoftne evening In which : .:Syracuse was doomed as the ; . ;apparent "loser" when, with two out < ·lnth.estxthlnnlilg, thehostteamwas :; traDing 6-5. Syracuse, however, ''· turned the tide when Ray Sa~ ~:_singled to keep the Inning alive, thus • •..sparking a dramatic rally that ; ;platedsevenruns,resultlnglna11-6 . Flnlobwno Rllltft.)'i;rdi PaalllteYardl ·-·I uFevte ag• ees to buy '· ' Bidwell,.Mason .Merchants _pOst.tountey wins · Hannan Trace, SYracuse .s quad reach title game . knew We bad.to play good defense, myself, 'I wantlt bad.' " Sportswriters covering the game The ldds came tl1rouih with a super selected Tupa, one or 12 Ohio state job," recruits In theoontestfortheNorth's The SOuth held the Nprth to five . first downs and M total YIU'lls· The Most Valuable Player hooors. Tupa kicked a 28-yard lleld goal to North w~ more than 29 minutes give the North a J.O lead on the without JX*1ni aflnt dowm. second play at the second quarter, statistics: averaged 41.3 yards on six punts and completed eight of 17 passes tor 611 ~ ------ ••• 'J-1 yards. ,... ~---- I I ....... No-.-FC """' l8 South coach Torn Koctca of sw.-W)'M M , . . tram Ahr (Shaw Colerain proved to be a good -~ . A-lO.OD (nt.) prophet "If we were going to win, I .... l i l t ' 189500 .And -Up W/S ........ ~ ..... ,.............. .525.00 ER70x14 OK RADIAL FR70xl4 OK RADIAL W/S ............................. S25.00 195/75R15 FIRE.STONE DLC RADIAL W/S ...... '45.00 Each 215/75R15 CENTENNIAL RADIAL W/S ..... S45.00 Each . ' IF YOU DON'T SEE YOUR SIZE COME ON IN-MANY MORE SIZES IN STOCK ' ~- I .. ' • Enn If you gn only - · or- - · C!l' of . . IIOP!flat, TV d'l11wMII1 right - · lli1ll a OwwMII !! lllt811ite Mrth IUillon you could lilt d 1 " of d a 7 of the t.itentertainment and illofoo.._ in d. a 7117 CS a ': ..,..._ NqUI,. v'- ...._, • 49 "'• s.telllla TV i1 -lnt!IY ._, and ..__ k A : fr.n h IIIUdlo til the WI "ita 1D 'IQ!! - a . . . . a .: ltUdlo manltor. You've-- TV~ lhk • sa el • Alignment BRAKE ·WORK 600 E. MAIN ST. •, CALL TODAY. OR STOP IN AIID ASK ABOUT' •• OUR FREE ON liTE SURVEY MOST CARS $}450 POMIIOY, OH. .1. - PH. 992-2094 -1----··· W .!I-..!.!. .;;'iiiii ... Silver Bridge Plaza-Ph.on·e 446-9335 •..,,... Pltll t•S Billlelly • Pl:tl?lt• .17 I ' I • �•• • • • 22, 1984 To hitch-hike ride on bOat dubbed Rangers act of war ' the l8'liJI ·really catered to the By JAMES 8AND8 1881, W811he . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mountain. S with IIUCII .......... Jc64 I ·Tile boUle we feature today on puenaer 11 11 had an e)aborllle · pec~a~ Cat• poac~eat DawiiiCIAbralulm'...,.... ...,.., Fltst Avenue overlooks the Ohio menu and carrted Its own·band fo1 GALLIPOLIS- In July 1861, the . · . River and was once the home of the, · enertatnment. Matletta to Cincinnati packet boat ~':·trained aa 8 18wyeo So far as we can tell Bla111..111!'Ver ' FIUIIIy McBurnle was en route to and also served In tile Congresa Hamtltons of steamboat fame, " fell" for another of Jenkins' b1cb' · Captain J.J. Blagg of the FlliiiiY CrQwn City when the captain J . J . trom lB57 to l861. •. . McBurnle, which Jenkins cap- but Jenkins did make several ~r· Blagg noticed a . In }858 we tlJid the duhl . n" )'1111111 tured, Qo Dved on this. corner for attempts at capturing steamboa~.: waving his .... It was about 1873 that Btaa retlr4d arms at the jenkins campalgnlll& at:the aaru. 110111e years. rrom tile river and from tbatdateto' County Court llouJe to )lelp tile Blaa wu hoMer - - Ia his deatll 1n 1881 be operated a dry G ree nbottom, Otlmocrats In Ibis county. . GaWr I• river 'kn u tile ·'pl,." Va. (now East It was In 1Ml that Jenkins beJped ~ lhe lour lleambollta that bore lhe goods store In GaWPQllS. , VIrginia ), land· to organize a groupotmOIIIatcrtbe U yau wlllll to wrk to JBIIIM -Oblo. lng. Blagg, who· purpose of guArding the VJralllla Box 1!1.• . The Ohio No. 4 which regularly hall made nuClarbllurK. Oblo 411111. merous stops nag · which waved~ GreMIIIOt· stopped at Galllpolls from 18681nto here at Jenkins' toni, the nag·'beq: ;a I)'!Jlbol' ~ ... "':~t'!'i:," plantation, believed the signal was state's rights. Mostlll~mllttlli· trom a man who wanted a ride. · melt later )leeame the J;lt;del' . ' Rangers, whO In turn tllkell Such ~ weie common In 1861. Into the Eighth VI~ Relftnenl When Blagg readied the shore he It was also early In the swnmer~ was met by the wavtn~~: gentleman 1861 that Jenkins made a raid IIIIo who was Albert G. Je'llldns. Wltll Point Pleasant where he ca""'•-' Jenkins were 35 of his Border ... ~~ Rangers. In Aprtl afl86l Jenkins ,about50cltlzenswhowereactlvela tile movement to partition VIJI1IIIdA hadhelpedtoorganlze 10lr11lemen Into half Union and half Into the Border Rangers for the Confederate: . purpoose of protecting the ptanta· In retaliation for Jentlns' extlons along the Ohio River. In May plolts, tile. Ulllon ~ at of l861 these Border Rangers were Gallllxills Colonel ' J.S. Jliortoa sworn In as Conft>derate soldiers, rounded up about 30 iall>wn cttlzall and so Jenkins' stopping of the of the Kanawha ans wbo Wl!!'e . FanllyMcBurntewasanactofwar. known sympatiii1Jers of seceu1on. The Border RaJillers searched all passengers arid CI'I'.'W members for Later an exchange Cl prtsoners was weapons. Besides the weapons made. ' Tllele 1wo epl • af J Carried by these people' Jenkins 'lyplfy ..-11 af 1111 [ . a M .. LOCATED AT TilE _._.of F1n1 A-..e IIICI Cedar I!Kr'eM ·, took a case of revolvers headed for lhe 80Uibem etlort 8llillllll118111,.. aad lllfordlq a pod view afllle Oblo Blver II t111a boule llltd,'ed , Cincinnati and onl! sword. Albert Gallatin Jenkins was born lacttc. were doll& .. bep U.... wllh rlwr lore: It II tile borne lor tile llamlloa family, lllVen.l of • · at Greent;x>ttom, Va., tn 1830 on the lroopaoooupledwlllleadlerCwfed whornii!I'VedOIIIIIerlver.Jaedd!Ugg,CapLJ. J.BiaglvedoUhlll eratelroODU<IIildial<e•llleUlllail ....... Ill 1.811••·-, --··.-..the· ~&eamboa&FIWIY McBumle, • 1 .....,. - • -·u•--. 4,t41-acre plantation of )lis fa ther, elsewbere: Captain William Jenkins. The elder was captured by lhe Collfederate Border Ranpn ac.- lhe rlv« Jenkins haii moved west lrd825 Jenkins, whO the Oblo from CrowD City.. •' after making his b'tune operating fUver one y(!er ·. .the more · ------------~--;;;;;;.."-,~----; SliDing ships from the James River celebrated Jolm Hunt .~an. died ·r.. ; • • • • • Ohio Point Plea•nt, W. Va. • • v !F eatures VIUAGE VIEW -T The U.S. c-• ..._ .. tile..,. trieepopulatloDa&S'II.Aoooc J r to Ma.Jor IWold Browa, Vlill8a man exiiiB laday pftnal'l,y u a r 'L ,,, center, wlh local mlllel, ,.,_. pl.- ........ try llltiPb'lnl ~ Tile l'lllap .... out Ill 1111 "' Gea. lllmlel R. Holoauib ... lonna~ S<unulrF. VllltGa. 'lbe VDJaae ~ Vlill8a W81lnciJI:porated In 1882. s...... * ......_ .. . .. : DISTRICf WINNERS - Jolm Lee 111111 Denlle Paylle, VlnMa, wrete . ·.mcmtly bonored as Dllllltct 10 w111nen at 111e Ya.~g ~ . semtnar II()ODIOl'ed annually by MDk Marketlllg, IDe. ~ , them on rl&blls Raymond Byrne, DlCtct 10 Ofllcer all.., The . three day meeting was held In Sll'onpvllle, Ohio~ Mate 111811 a VOl · at&en4ed. 'l1le Paynes are a part of a dairy partaenhlp ... help ' manage a 8kow mllldng herd and fann 363 acres. 'l.'lleJ are IIIIo active In the Fann Bureau and Soil Coll!lel'V8IIon Service • wei as varbls ·1oca1 4-H, school and clureh acdriles. They have two d61rea, Cnl« aod ScoU. MMI Is a 8,000 member dairy fanner OWIIed cooperative eJIIlOOIII88fll elgta midwestern~ IDcludlng Oblo. ~of lhe · · sendnar was to lnfonn )'OUIJg dairy producers about cw •eat ' happenings ln. the dairy Industry and to develop leadenhlp for dairy : leaders.olloolorrow. · 1 • Agriculture and our community were • Village View: Vinton a 2 "• ·~ugust best month tor seeding in Ohio • By BRVSON R. CARTER County ExtensiOD Agenl, • Al'p'lculture &; CNRD : GALLIPOUS . - The summer k = :C= establish prior !0 winter. Early seedlngs also take advantage of favorable temperatures and mots· ture conditions of late Sllmlner and . to built Ia .· ~ of forages has · gained fall seasons. popularity over the·past few years. Alfalfa, orchai'dgrass,- smooth •r::"r::"FlC' While more farmers are using It as bromegrass, and timothy are well Ps:.s:..r.::1, a primary forage seeding period, adapted for August seeding. Red , 9thers fall back on August forage clover. blrdsfoot trefoil and tall . Seed!ngs when spring seeding has fescue can be August seeded, but Called. because theY are less vigorous, ~ . } • August Is tile recommended special emphasis must~ given to inonth for making a -summer . seedbed preparation 1\fld Ill seedin« • ieed!ng In Ohio. The seeding period as early In August as possible. ·· · By J. SAMUEL PEEPS red·lnk hliDdWI1tlni put this can be extended to September 15 -GALUPOLIS - That first SEC- "Sudden thought: Billy Js,one roee , pere tri soutllern Ohio. The Gallla S.W.C.D. hlis two tlon of tile framed 0. 0 . Mcintyre not born to blush unseen." 1 August seeding offers advan· no-till grain drill& and grass seeder rolumn which we have down here tages over spring seeding. It units that were purchased to l!e luinglng on the wall In thiS WE'VE ALREADY kJid yau Ibid provides a distribution of risk and rented to local farmers to help fi!!W!Ipoper's editorial department .. M~~tbeM«k•waflill labor wl)lle allowing a second promote no-tlllap. They give aa shows In red Ink the late author's colunm with +•W.t)pewd&eo!D chance when spring seeding . has alternative metlxxl of lll!edlng tlllit own editing. eopiM. Tile _.,. wlllch ...... the .llni -+- . . . . . . . ._willa faUed. It also provides a fanner the will reduce erollon and rnalle ~dvance time to apply the necesTHAT FIRST M011 COIIIfl au• IIIIIs two extaciu<!ly .._,em n t )lBSture renovatiOn on steeper of ftve fiii'&P'IIIIM ON jal- tbe Ilona,_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' sary lime and fertillzer before slopes more feallble. inolll l'lldlcal edllln& . . ,......... olher Ill tile ...... ., lhe- e . seeding. In addition, tbere are The District has a 10 foot psually feWer weed problems this Haybuster no- tiD drtll .and a 6 loot ll'llled Ia the feat~~ paragraph. Odd BY TilE WAY, the word emenda time of year. United Farm Tools no-tiD grain Mclnlyre compo!led It orl&taaJIY to l'eJIII: . .tion Is a perfect choice tbe way.lt's : August seeding, when following planter drill. used In tbe paragraph just ahead of tthe harvest of a small grain, also The drills can seed all types of "TYPES: HOPEfULS who this one: The dictiOnary says It ~rves as a means of double seeding, Including aHalfa, tlf110thy, plush up In evening clotbes and go means · a crltlcal ~lion or 'cropping and soli protection. clover, orchardgrass and goybeans to the swank clubs In hope of being correction·, as of a llterJry text j Here are a few tips for Increasing - .to name a few. Jlhotolrapbed. ·Tblnp you'll never Pie success rate or the lorage crops. Ken-Y Martin, District Technl· · BUiy Rose's name 1n modest . f irst, prepare a !lrm, level, · clan accompanies the drtU 1o assist see: type. Running down thnie steps weed-free seedbed. This Is crit19al In set up and needed adjustment name: Ray VIr Dill. No hotel man ;;.,ben maldng an AugUst seeding. Fertlllzer cannot be Uled In tile has ever received so much free ~e­ : An early AugUst seeding date Is drills, but you can plant two publlclty as Frank Case." · II aD preferred to later dates. Make the different seeds. However, he marked out "Things seeding early enou.gh to allow Rental cost Is i3 per acre on both )'liu'll never see: Billy Rose's name Lester P . Shoernala!r, VIola 8. · ,adequate time tor •the seedlings to drills, wltll a $50 per day mlntmum. In modest type," and II) his famous Shoemaker to Le1tier P. Sbo... emaker, 73.98lllerel, Rutland. =tl~=c~' ~~v~ ~ A Gall ipolis D iary: ~~ f3 ~.6 0 0 0 0. 0. ++++ +0 •••J 0 . Stm.cture of Odd Mcintyre · a}yzed co umn described, an By John c. Wee , Melp Co. Ext Agent, Agr. : POMEROY - State Fair 4-H : Horse selection will be held on • Thursday evening. July 26 at the fairgrounds at 7:00 p.m. This Is an ! optional event for all 4-H members t taking horse projects to select the : threepartlclpantsfortheOhioState ' Fair. Members are encouraged to · participate and tbe public Is Invited. DatryDayatWoosterwillbeheld on Friday, July 27. · Plleudarables and An1mal MoveRequlremeaiB Ohio's : pseudorabies progam has an lm· ; pact on fairs, exhibitions and other • assembUes. Although unofficial, ' Information preSented here should !belp clear up questions that are ' being raiSed concerning the pro: graJ!I and tile movement or swine, ; according to William Ingalls, Ex· : tension veterinarian, The Ohio • State University. :· AU swine ortg\natlng wltlJin Ohio ( must have a negative serological ~t for pseudorabies within 45 days <of the opening day of a fair or : originate from pseUdorabies : qualified herd. Animals from ' another state must be serologically .: negative to a pseudorabies virus 1 :meal a effectively with a strong, suction.type VllCJium cleaner In places where lint and pet hairs accumulate. Vacuum alOng buebQards, around carpet ed&es, on ventlla- · tors, around heat registers, In floor cracks, under and In furnllul'l!, and where pets sleep. Destroy vacuum bag contents by burn!n«, or piac.'e tllem In an airtight bag or tile sanitary landfill. Secure foundation vents to keep pets trom going llllder the house on a hot day. Also, watch the pet's blankets. Lyon mggests placing a shallow pan of water contaln!nr a little dtshwashln& delerwent on the floor In the pet area. Next, position a gooseneck lamp with the light on about 6 Inches above the Uqllld surface. Durtng the night adult fieas will leap toward the lamp, faD Into the detergt!flt solution and ' drown. · Many tnsectleldes are avaUable to help control fleas on pe11. Entomologists prefer dusts over sprays. Apply the formulation with a shaker or rub Into tile hair coat by hand, keeping dust out C1 the pet's eyes, nostrils and mout!J. Treat especially around the ears, between the legs and around tile taU. Effective dusts, used according to label direetlons, Include cal-baryi (SI!vln 5%), malathion 4%; methox· ychlci' 1%, pyrethriDs (Drlone) 1% or· rotenone 1%. Indoors, the homeowner. C8ll apply a coarse spray to fioors, IIIOidlng and baseboards up lila toot hlgllatterlhoroullluseofavacuum . cleaner. Spray- with malathion pmniuym grade 3%, dlaxlnon (Knox Out 2 FM) 1% or propoxur , (Baygon) 1% according to label directions. Dusts of be!tdlocarb (Ficam D) . 1% and pyrethrlns (Drlone) 1% can be eflecftve. Indoor automatic fogge1s contain' tng roMe! (Korlan) plus dlchloJ'Vos (Vapona) wB1 ldll nwiy adult fleas. Trl!at outdoonl only In the summer. Dust or spray areas frequented by clop or cats, tncludtngporche9,11ou•undshrubs,and 1a the lawn when! pets rest Dusts~ belldlocarb (F'Icam D) 1,., pyrethrlnl (Drlone) 191., carbaryl, mala· thlon ~% or 591., or methoxychlor 1091i can be used at the rate of 1 tQ 1%. JIO'I!Mis per l,(JI) square feet. Sprays of PropbXIif 1%, dlalC1non '(Knox ~ 2 Fft!:J 191., malathion premlmn grade 3'Ji or Dursban ~% C8ll be uaed. ·, ~~:~':U:!::e~': Rural elderly likely to or originate a PRV qualified bl from : ~~JileaaullderColi*ni....Pets have more housing pro • and humans share many things c_ ; their affection, each other's com· . pany, and sometimes fieas. But neither man nor animal enjoys the Itching that persists after a fiea I bite. : Summer Is a good time to control • neas both Indoors and out, says Bill : Lyo;, Extension entomologl$t. . The .first step Is sanitation. To determine the )lot spots of an adult ! flea population walk thrOugh susi pected areas wear11111 white socks.. • Dark flea sholv up quickly againSt ; the white baclqJround as they jump : from Door to holt. ' AUstqesotfleascanbeoolleCied ems WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Oldlr . •,_.. ~ houlehold" 65 or older rural Americana generaJiy are lM!d Ia Inadequate housing, canworse off when It comes to llouslng pend with 8 pawut of the wban than thoae who live Ia ctttes. u.yaa elderl,y. . new report by the ~ 111en!p01't,llluldthllweekbytbe Department. depm1mellt's F.ne•11lc ~ ''The elderly, especially the nU'8l service, waabasaiODBUIWY~m•"' elderly, are more Ullely .; baW by lilt Bureau ~ the 0!111111 Ill · ~ PI ulliems tblll allier uxlpaatllln with tile Department rl. groups," the repon Slid. "The !fouling and Urllan DeYelopnent. nwnber of rural elderly hou8elloldll . . ·For purpoae1 ~the study, w:ilan lncieued 16 ~~ betwt& 1J'74 1'0'""11 wu defl11ed aa aD m ; and l9'l9, canpered wltb a 111111 "In umante! areas llld bi lncreue ~ onl,y 'JO pa twit lx' Ill places ~ 2,!liXIIDbatlltallla c.- more U.S. hnnophnkll ". oo'*h IJibenhel areas." Ia allllr As of 19'19, tiR most ~ yell' . ~ Ill& dtlel and 1111811 ._.. studied, 15 id<l!llt ~U.S. nll'll arew:ilanareas. · Lesle!' P. SlloemlJca.r, VIola B. . ShOemaker to VIola B. ~. 1.4 acres, Rutland. ~stall VINTON - Water, as a natural resource and of power, hils' been - and rema1ns - an · ,aspect of ulls Gallla County village'~ and development. · The first ·settlement In H~n Town&hlp Wa.s 1;irliBde on Raccoon Creek l)l!ar the 111 ; mt vllll!le of ' . Register naw to win fREE tickets to a Reds base!Mtll . Just fill aut the form Mlow and drop it off at Alcove. r-----------------------FORM . . 1 I PHONE --:c-_.....__ _ _-..,._ _ L---------------~-~----fo! Cincinnati Reds Baseball G!llilts scheduled for, '10 and 21. tick•ts art non-transferrable.·Two win-· drawn for each day, twO tickets per winner. Th·e Alcove 42 Court. St'.'· Gallipolis, OH.. ' eo.. . creaks flowing lhroogh liimttngton Township and .reports: • "'lbe first (pist·mlll was erected by Enoch McNeal, about file year 1815; It was buUt ~logs and contained but one nm ~small stones, which were used lilly for corn griDdlng. It waa loca~ on Big Raccoon Creel\ and nm by. water power. "In 1819, Stepben and Samuel R. Holcomb, efllcled the first saw .mill for ,John Adney, at the village of VInton, upon Big Raccooa Creek... " . . Wlqe Sealenll!llt / ' The village Itself was laid out Jn 1832 by Gen. Samui!l R. Holcomb and former Coogressm.aiJ Samuel F. VInton. The VIllage of VInton was . ' lncoiSOGated In 1882. "BY all reports," .says former VInton Postmaster Seth Huntley, "It was more piUipeious then than lt.ls · for~. , • A R< 4" 1111 CeiJter . The U.S. Ceusus !Jureau set the village's i!8l populatloll at 375. · · According to Mayor Harold Brown, VInton ex!sls today primarily as !' res~tlal center, with local mines, power plants and Industry supplying . . ,... IZU. •••••••••••••••••OJ employment. ··- ~ ' VInton, reports an 1882 history of GaWa County. The 'History ot Gallla Olunty' '(H.H. Hardesty & 1882) presents a detailed descrtptlon of seven Harde!lty's history paiiiiS the following picture of the village In 1882: "It Is located upolllbe Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo railroad, about sixteen · m11es IIOI'Ihw5t ot Gallipolis, and has a populatloll of two lniDdred. It contains a flour mill, a factory lor cardiDg and spinning wool, tWo stores, two hotels, and a neat chllrch building has ~tly been conJilleted by the Methodist Episcopal church society of the place." . Ufe.long reSident, Huntley says the. •village's railroad siting was an bnportant aspect of the CIXIIIl'li!rcla trade for the area In the late ~ and early l!Jroi, with at least two stockyards for shipping. Ilvestock on-site. . The developnent of the . highway system and growth In trucking ended the rallroad's Importance I · 2 now." I I NAIE _ __ _ _ _ _"-:-'-_;_"--1 ADDRESS-..,...-' --~_.:_,.;_;._;;.;._ I I Me···""' e ... trans - Meigs State Fair 4-H horse· selection schdduled ThlU"Sday By I,ARRY EwiNG TO SEE THE CINCINNATI REDS'! ' . !IOUrte TICKETS 2 Meigs County • •' Agent's corner , FREE, ; Gallia's community · ·along Raccoon Creek •• - • ,. .VInton boasts an active vohmteer lire department that !11!1'\'eS residents In -Morgan, Springfield and HuntingtOn townships. A new four·wheel drtve vehicle tor the department was recently purchased; and, aiX.'OI'dlng. to Mayor Brown. the village has on order a new lire tnlck. · · ... The maJor project CUITently before village government Is a $.'SI,lXDexpallston andlmprovmlent of the Vlntoo water system. Map- W_. PPIJm.,Jtdlel!l The project - financed tlJrough a Clllllblnatton of federal grants and low-Interest loans .,.... calls for the Ball .-e - llu "' the lale .............. t'znw t '7 achool. A ......z, · I I lnded 1111111 U a III&IJ ,. I , JI8L Caftwt .... CIID ... A'PfhW 118 • p .* i 'f ldlool' lwMnp . . tJ•+ 0 constiUctlon ~ a neW stongoe Wlk, dlstrtbutlon and (Coiii:IIIJe!ll on 11181! Do8l • t I NEW GAR . INVENJQRY ' ' '8UICKS 2~RIVIERAS ' ' ,1-ELECTRA ' ·s~LeSABRES 4-CINTURYS 4-RIGALS 12.-.SKYHAWKS 4-SKYLARKS ' PONTIACS . 2-BONNEVILLES· 3-1000'1 I . 2-GRAN PRIX 4-SUNBIRDS 1-FIERO . 1-PARISANNE 1-6000.S. T.E.· BOB BRICKLES, HARLAND WOOD COCHRAN OR GREG SMITH · • ' ' , • • . r VINI'ON DAM - WM4ir, • • • a ; IIIIAiral l'li80!!I'Ce and .. ,.,_., bas hem - and ftlllllllll : - 811 de¥... ; lirJpolUnt Upect .. • Vllllon's growth aad moot. Vllllon Dam ,... ..... . llllll;j built ... Raccoon Creek .. • JIOWft' for one ·of 1111 • lour and ........ f lbiJt exllled 111 the area 111 tile r 1ML ' 11J1!111.r . . . .Gill . ~- . ' ' �. ' I 0.2-The Page 22, 1984 - C»lio---Point Pleatant, .W. Va. Times-Sentinel Ohio-Point ~sant, 21 Tribune - 446-2342 SeiJtlnel - 992·2156 Rellster - 675-1333 you want it ... you ·v e got it ... • A!Ill nII II Gl!llll! II ts 1-Card ofThankotpaid In advance) 2-ln Memory (paid In advance) 21·Buaineu Opportunity 22-Moneyto Loan 23-Profeoaional Services 3-Announce~t~enta 4·Giveeway 5-Heppy Ada , 8 ; Lootand Found 7 · Yard Salelpaid in advance) 8-Publc Sale · · &Auction 9-Wantad to Buy . Public Notic;e Public Notice NOnCE TO 11vely 1nsurf! thatm any con tra ct CONTRACTORS 'S TATE OF OHIO entered ·tnto pursuan t to thts adverttse ment. mtnonty bustness enterortses . wt ll be aflorded lull opportunrty to su bmit brds rn response to th 1s tnvrtaiiOn ar.1d will not dtsCflmr n ated agarnst on the ground s of race. color. or nattonal orrgt n m con stderat ton fqr an award "" Mt nrmum. wage rates lor th ts protect have . been predeterm.rned as requr re d by law and are set forth tn the brd proposal" '"The da te set lor com pletron ol th t~ork shall be se t .f orth •n the br rng propOsal." Each rdder shall be requt red to lt le wtth htS btd a certtfted check or cash ter's check for an amount equa l to five par cam of his bid, but m no event more than fifty thousand dollars. or a bO[ld for ten p8r cent of his bid, •paya bl·e to the Otret:to r. Bidders must apply. on the PrQper form s. for quat1 f rcat•on at least ten days pnor to the date set fo r_openrng brds tn acco rda nce wrt h Chapter 5525 Oht o Revtsed Code · . Pians and spectf;cat10ns are on ftle in th e Department of Transport ation and the offrce Of the Otstnct Deputy Otrecto r. The Dt r.ector reserves th e rrg ht to ·retect any and all brds .. OEPAR1MENT OF TRANSPORTATION C()Iumbul, Ohio .. July 6, 1984 ContraCts.... '•,. ..• l.eg8l Cgpy No. 84-831 ' UNIT PRICE CONTACT FA~ 1-(1081 p ro posa ls wr ll Sealed be ·rf\ce ived at ·the oHice of the .~rector of the. Ohip Depaf\trnent ofTranspo rtatr on. Colum." <ti~s. Ohr'o. unt tl 1 0 :00 A.M .. -Oil to Standard Ttme." Tu esday, Allgusl 7. 19"8 4. for rmprove· i-Qel")ts rn· •.~ ... Gallta County , Ohto, on Secuon 29.29 qf Sta te Route 7. ~¥ re mov rn g u nstable matenal a·nd plac •ng rock c hannel p rot ect rePI.ac 1n g e mban ~rne nt and P<:!V!=lment. includt ng a,$Socl ated dramage rtiems and ron. ~tQC• de nt als. " ~ Work l~n Qth - 0 . 158 mtle. The Oht o Oepanment of •ll'anspomitr on hereby notiftes all btdders th at it w tl l alftrma- 1· Card -of Thanks • WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Rev 8- 17-73 July 1B. 22 fublic Notice June and · liobert Costen ... SHERIFF'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TO BE $0LO AS UPON EXECUTION AS PROVIDED BY LAW CASE #82 CL 342 THE COMMERCIAL AN D SAVINGS BANK OF GALLIPOLIS vs. In M.e moriam t GALLIA ROLLE~ MILLS. INC.. e1 al ' ~- ,.. . ·MEMORIUM •. Homer Goodwin ~orn Jilly 17, 1918 j) .. ' ' . • :e>ie~ July 21, 1983 1 thought In pursuance to a court order from the Common Pleas Colrrr of G~ ll t a Co11nty lwtll offP.r for Sale at pu blrc au.c tr o n at t he front rloor of thP. (ourt HousP. 0n Saturrlay IM 28th day 61 JtJtv. 1984 at 10 15 O'C lock AM . one 197 7 Mack. Truck Serr el No. F786ST-9872 appra•sed al J tear Jtomer' s memory is 1 ever near. ' Palma L. Mohler . .Goodwin S13.000 00 and cannot be sol d for less than Two·t hrrds o f the appra tsed value · Jame's M. M ontgomerv Shenlf of Gal Ira CountY Gallt pol ts. O hto 45631 D. Dean Evans An orney lor the Pla1ntt ff Ju ly~ 7. 22. 25 ln Lavine llemory of Wen1vell James, who passed .jway two years aeo July 23, Public Notice tl982.- LEGAL NOTICE . The Rose·Beyond · ' :• •,' The Wall •?lear a shod, wall • rose once ~ arew. )udded ond blossomed in • God's ,,... llpt, · Watered and 11!11 by mornin1 . ".: d · hl!ddln1 its s-tnHs day ' and nipt. ' As it ~r~wond blossomed foir ond tall, ' . Slowiy risinc to loftilf htilflt, ... tt CIMI ta a ernie• inthtwall, ~roq• ahich lhlfl shone 1 :r betlll of li&tll jnward it .crept with added ; stren&th. .ltith nevoro thoucht of feoror ·: p_rlde; • ·oft followed the lipt throulfl ., the crevice-len&th !!•d unfolded itself on the ) other side. ~he lllfll, the dew, the broa· .i' deninl view. ·· :Jere found the "'"' as they :• wre before; Jnd it lost itself in btoutiH _. ntw, ~reotllilll its frllrtnct 110ft J> and more. . J' . :lihall doim of dMih couse us , to crt... )nd Ill¥ ..r courqo feiot or •, fell! :lfoy. let 11 !lith end hopl r.. :- ctlvt: .. ro.,llilii'OWS beyond ••• wll. lis<cett.lrill& frlllflnCO far IIIII 111 • n.14 I I . , ol_., nl • 1.1 will fliww-L ..... ., lrlft, Elllltr; Dlllj~ttn, ..... IMieny. 61.Ferm Equipment . 62-Wintad to Buy 63-Livaatock 64-Hay Grain 65-S.ed Fertilizer Auction every Fri. night It Hartford Community CeniM. Trucklo•d• Ot new milrchendiH every week. Con1igment1 of new 1nd u~ this week •t Hortfo•d Auction. We will rwopen Friday. Saptomber7. RICherd Reynoldo. ' No Announ c cmcnl o 9 Announcements .. SWEEPER ond sowing mechina repair, parts. ind supplie.a. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Coli Balloons fo_ r Get Well. Anniversarys. Birthdays, parties . Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal·. loons & Co. 446·43.1 3. KARATE Tho Beat In Solf· defonoe. Private Lessons. Phone 2883074, Jackson. Ohio. · ~ oon. Offrc e on until Monday, August 13 . 19 84. and p ublicly op ened and read at t·hat tiour and place 8 td forms may be obtamed rn the Office o f the Ctrv M an agei. 51 8 Second Avenue. Cuy of Galhpol ts. Ohro ' July 22. 29 3 Announcements COMMERCIAL . BUILDING For Lease or Sale Located 435 SttondAw. in G1lllpolis Kross'trom Post Office. 4.000 sq. ft. buildiRI- Would Nkl idlll r• tail outlat or ottlc11. Con· t1ct II. Donlty, Rt. 2, Box 275, Bidwell; OH. 45614. Wanted To Buy 11 Help Wanted 12 Full or part time sale1~1on for Sarah Coventry Jewelry Company. Eern mol'tl perttime than many urn full time. Good lri~oino. l\lo investment, flexible ocha·, dt.ufe, mp • nagomdo'lt tiOIIdibil l111. r1181 an ewer I · 1n recognition of achieve· menlo. Tho opportunity to earn 'tripa to dream loca~on1. Sarah Convonlrf II a full range ·jewelry company oft.ring high quality 1 4K gold, otorling ·oilver. end dlomonda in odditlon ·to fashion jewelry throughout the United Stat11. For int•· vtow cell bet-n th1 hours of1PMto4PMMondeylhru Friday. Ask for: 614-388- 8568 Connla Georgo Unit We pay c..h for late modal Director or 814-44e.2184 Carolyn D•r•t Branch ciNn used cera. Jim Mink Chtv.•Oido Inc. .Manager. · Bill Gone Johnoon RN or LP~ for private duty 448-3872 full tima or pert time· work Wonted to buy usod cool & ovolioblo . Coli 448·4421 . wood hNtera. Swain Furniture, · 448-3159. 3rd. & AlcohoH1m Co\~nselor. full Olivo St.. Gallipolis. Oh . . · time position. BechoiOf''s degree in Social Servicea Want to buy good u•ed sn1ell are• anct-or related e:a:peec;onomy cer,low mites. Cell rience. Send resume to: Job 814·266-19t 1 anytiino. SNrch, P.O. lloit 41-S. Goilipoll~. Oh 46631 by Augult Buying dolly gold, oiiver 3rd, M·F· H, E.O.E. coins, ringa. jawelry, sterling Honest Woman to live in . -... old o;oino. largo cu•· Coll448· 1414. ken Barb• roncy. Top Shop, prlco1.2nd, Ed. Avo. lu•MiddlePort. Oh. 114-992· 3476: .· , 992- Middleprirt Pomeroy 985- Cheater 343- Portland . 247- Latart Falla 949~ Raclne · 742 - Rutland 6 67 - Coolville Free kittens to good loving homes. Call814·446· 2393. 3 kittens, alao femola cot, good mouser. Call814· 245· 6804. ' Free. ' wood from tr•. for cunlng it down, in Pomeroy. cau 992·3248. · Help Wanted Situation• Wanted > Job Placement. Tllke our · pleement exam and let Ul help you dlacowt . aha job that flt1 you belt. We place people In vadou1 Cillt'Mr !lottie. Appllconto between 17 ·28 y.. rl old will be coneldarad. Coli toll - · 1·800·282-1U4, Mon· Wad IAM·ZPM. for ·o $1M· -inti apPOint.....,,. Have vacancy. wHr core for elderly in my home in Pomeroy. 614·992-1022 . Would love lo· core for 2 elderly ildlrisln my home by the month or 11 dtoi<od. Loll of TL~C end rot.rencos, C::ail 111 4- 9, 48 _3014, anytime. _&_1_4_-2_6_6_·1_6_2_8_.~-_;_.;:... 1 Will babyiH in my homo at Rustic tliNs, Syracuae. now. or when ochooiatorts. Hove "'lerancos. 614' 992 •7038 · Trained and qulllfled. re-. eponaible nureln:,t ulietant to holpcora for 21 . 1--------~ Opan 1 beautiful · jeano dooiy. Con do vtt.l signee end adminis- 111 :"',.rk to"'ny smohifldlco t 14°nB. BW 30 2 ' · · 24 u · Riverview ' Personal • Care llomo, 8otty Mercer owner. has vacancy for ·elderly po..on . Call 1- 304· 773- Sportswear or Children• Shop. Free brochure. Top b ron d al Low p ric osl $13,976 10 817,976 to completely 18t you up. Cell -1·404·489,·4438. . 1 B. . HIYI · AuctioR cepled lfo111 · Now bookln& •ble for Full blooded year old. ren. Gao hot water tonk, chlld'a wagon, lovllory, child sled, old otrolght choir, 304· 773· 5988. $SAVE$ AT THE ... • PIANO TUNING lower priced regular tunlnga.dlocaunta 10 Senior Citizen a, church•• • Bchoolo. Word'I Koybo..d, 304·871·3824. Busln1111 Opportunity '' Piano Tuning end Rapal•. lrunlcordi Muai~ Co., 448· 0117. Mention thio od lor 21% dlocount. Lane DOIIIolo, 814-742·29111. Locoiliullnell For Sale • Atlanta Corp. aHklng au:. grealive lnvtetor to buy it' I service . equipment. Ac· co unto ctlnslot of high q~ lty retail atore,_ lncludlrilr cholna. Minimum coth Investment e11.000. exceP"-: ,lionel tax ehelter. Fen detaiN" caR Charles Kennedy, Mon.= Tue. only. 9-6, 1-800:241 . 2294. · ' 31 !:=::=::=;:=='=:==:::== 9 yr. old wllor front hOmo, oac . condlslon. •z.ooo down. •ner flnMOI. Call 814·268·1218 - r IPM . •" Public Sale & .Aucti!lli ' . '" . lAND AUCTION •-18 W d 0 ante to o 1-:-:-:-------::-::-:---;-- SATURDAY, -JULY 28, 1984' 10:00 A.M. ' Pickup or delive\ry for "lnyom"e In need. Get grocer1... ~:T~edicine. pay billa by a Chtiotlon. Cell 81 4·388· 9378. 1-W-a-to_r_w_et_l_s.-d-r-ill_od_ & -~-;: viced. FrH. estimate•. Call 814-992·6008or614·742· 3 .Located three miles south of the locks on State Route 7, ·situated in Section 16 of : Ohio Township, the following will be· of-' f~tred: · 8 uorestricted.lots 105'x225' 1 -lot 550;x200' ~/basemeht house and drilled well. ·county water i.s available. All the above lots iire bound by the Ohio River. Here is a rare opportunity to purchase land along the Ohio River. All land will be ~old subject to the owner's conlirmalion. · . Lee JohnsQn-AUCflONEER . ' OwMr w-. prt,;ocy,, IIOyol Oak Pork, 883,800. Dock. •~ aaaumolillty. ••2-54liO. · ON DENTURES !llnyl - • well - ·inMIIotod. · carpet ihroughout. , _ palm. anoollod _.,.... Mo outdoor glilf, -ftlnJII, !IIOIIY olltrao. CoM 448-2183 J1 li:OOPM. lifter 6:00PM .C.II814-2411·1i8118. ..• Date: Friday & saturday, July 27 & 28, • •'• 1984 Starting Each Day At 10 A.M. fuel 11 ~ HE~'P 8711 1381 · 4 room• • beth. fUmlohed, clnn.- no pats, odults only. deposit • reference ro• qulrod. Con 114-441·1111. Nicely furnlohod mobllo home In city, CA, 1 ., 2 adults only. 110 pata. Call 448· 0 338 · Thlo2bedroomopt . hosnow carpeting • tr.. h point, IOCIIed 1 milo from Silver lrklge Plozo . •1811 piu1 olectoic • got. Call 448· 4614 or 1· 304·273-9746. ' 38Ya ~i~~~=i~~~=n~~~;;;:i,~ii;~1~~r~~~~~~~ 315 Lot• & Acreage 41 8rin1 it IO tbe Pit riot nil tor you. Consicnments ac· P.ll. on Slturdly, ,., AU&IIt and Septemblr- Aveilupon l'ltiUIII. etc. •' In Norlhup on Concrelo Str-. No roatrictiona. apporox. 130ft. front- . Call 448· 3486. ---------,-Appro•. 6'h acroa, IIIVII lend, with frontage on two · - • · oocc. for buHdlng, mjnl·f••m. ell utlltles nearby_ In old 1 10 nur Parlor, 89.000 . Cell 61<1-388· 8801 _ !::=:::::=:::::==== r:J· Nlco3bodroomhome,onlc. bHtmont. goroge, no pats, dapoait 12711 end ref. Coil 1114· 912·21117, · Not . .,. ... ~NO Help Wanted w- . 11 ' 2 bdr. with well to woil Fumllhod efficiency opt . carpet. AC. In Gonlpolis. Coli 1--C-•_11'-44-8_·1_2_3_2_._ _ __ 3 rmo. • beth, atove, 448-1409 6-IPM . 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka. refrlgorotOf', •If utilltloa 1" ' t150 ,.;, pluo dapoeit, no cludad, oduito only, rio plio. potl. Call814-643·2&44 or ,c_o_ll_4_4_e_.z_a_a_3_.- -- II14·110·291B. ,Upatoi•• fUmlohod' opt., 4 room• & bllh, 1 "' 2 odultl, no pats. Cell 4411·0444 before IIPM . wltll• l=ii~~;:Tc;;~~~= for Rant Trailer 6ot for rent. Georges Creek Rd . Call 446- ~666 or 448·0410. a.. • For Lease awi~el roj:kers, ... Storatoo.m or warehouu. ~- ---- - --·--·--·,, 2&x60 ; for furniture. Uood Fuurriiture •• Cha~ lumber, roffing. intuletion. dryoro, end TV' e. 3 mlloe 0111 aqulpmenl. 311 Con~oi St., Bulovtlle Rd. 0 - Bam tD 130 o month. Call81 4-992- llpm, Mon. thru FO'I., IM!I 19 3325. .&pm. Sat·. " 814-441·0322 Mercllall~isc 51 Household Goods GOOD Wallie", drv·•••· tore. r1nges. pllancee. Upper ' bealda lsone c,... Mataii 81 4-448· 7388. Zenith tteno console AM· FM radio. 304-876-1138. . . 44 23 cu.ft. Amana chest fres•or. •116. Cell 4462914. Apertment for Rent -g JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houolng OpPMtunlty) hal one and two beclrooiM:, rent 11 •1 13 tor one - a n d •111 ..... On North 4th St., Middle· port 2 bedroom fUmlahod apt., aiiO 2 room. opt. No .._It - ~ F~ond Veley wot. end Spring TV 448-2745 or Ieiva ~ pool ~nd c:• ........... .. . Furnil- ·apt. 918 2nd .. Golilpolll. 8175. M., only. Coll448·44t6- 9PM. 11 Help Wanted HouMhold fumitureforule, LR suite. bed1. stereo. llmpt, end more. RMaoneblo pricea. !;ell 448·2053, 19' 8 • W Zenith TV. with new. approx. 3 children . Colt 304·882· Y"- old., 1150. Cell 448· 2588. " 4209. for twO bedroom. with 1200 ltlftd. like 1 bdrm apt. for ...... - · S....Coldlpotraftig. 1100. refrig, wooher & d.,... Cell 441·4209. newly doc:Motod. Do,nn area. Cell 992-2107. Tobie • 4 choiro. deak. & soma clothoa. Call 446Aparllii0111 for rent, 2nd. 0276. floor, II rms & beth. unfurniahad; Office opaco ovoHo- Freezer for ule. unico. ~s• blo. CoM 614·992·8968. then 1 Y'· old. Coll61<1-992· 2B07. Ff'OII proof refrigerator, run• good. *76. Coli 814-992· Help Wantacl ' 8802. Why •"'-'',__ •c...... ......... ....... ? --- f,_... 54 Misc. Merchandise C h.• • FREEZER BEEF SALE 99¢ Lb. · ..... .......... l·. ,,.......,,... .................. S."""' l "•........ Jt..... ., ..... ,.,.~...._..,.... lfLVUF• 26187 388-9676 ' ! 44 INSTRUCTOR OF MANUFACTURING TECH-NOLOGY INSTRUCTOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE c:= IY/IIIinllliwt odibn enoployer. P.0.904 -·------ - --'- .• ~ ' .. . . TWIN RIVERS TOWER POINTltLEASANT, WV .RIVER BEND PLACE NEW HAVEN, WV Housing tor lite Eldarly, diublod oncl lllndlcappad. Rent is 30 partenl of Hlustod 1 lo q .. llllad lonants with an Income of lou 111111 S12,300 per year. .• ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT Call Either Number: Twin Rivers Tower, _~oiitLPieasant, 675-6679 ' 8,8 2-3121 .OFFICE HOURS: 9·5 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. LIMITED NUMBER OF APARTI£1TS ~VAILABLE FOR PE.SONS BETWEII AGE 40 D &2. nily/alfirnrllive action employer. . 9114 . I) w· River Bend Place, New Haven, WV Rio Grondt Colfe&e ond Community Collep is an equal opportu- 1110 Grandt Colilll IIIII Community Coillp is an equal opportuni- Apartment for Rent LET US PAY THE BILLS I RIO GWIDE COll.fGE AND COIIIIUIIITY COLLEGE Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Rio Gr1ncle Cotl• 11d Communi!f Coll11e invites letters of 1pplication lnd n0111i111tion lor the position of Instructor of Computer Science. Appointment for this position is effective September 24, 1914 (fall quarter). Salary is commensur~te with tducetlon and experience. The Instructor of Computer Science responsibilities' include: t•achif'll unde11111duate courses in computer science, with a nlinnal course lga_d of 42 to 45 qurter hours or instruction per academic year: advilifll sJudlllts; sttYifll on Collt~e committees; and otller such duties IS assiped by the Associate Dun of the School. Bachtlor's Dearee ttqlirtd, witllllster's Dllrtt prtftrrtd; teachifll or industrial experience: and knowltdl• of Data Systems, a.ic, lPG. fortr~n. 1nd Cobol llfllllllll. The In· structor of Computer Scitnce reports directly to the Assoc:ilte D•n of tilt Scllool of M1th, Science & TechnoiOD. hrsons lnter~lll•d In this position sllould stnd cover letter, trsnseripts, 1nd resume, wttll names of tllree references; bJ AUGUST 3, 1984 to: Offic• of Ptrsoanel, Bo• 969, Rio Grande Col· tep, Rio Gtlndt, Ohio 45674. Rio Grudt tot.... 111d Collllllity Colleae : lio Glltldl. O.io 45674 lio Grandt=ol IIIII eo.....ity Coli... invites IItten ·of • ion IIN1 noMI111tlon lor tilt positiOR cil lnstrKior of laeuflcturi.. Appointment fCII' this posltl011 Is •fftctivt Sept•llber 24, 1984 (faiiQIIrter). $lilly is commens.rate witlt tduc•tloa alld uperlence. · · Tilt lnsnctCII' of llllllfldurina Tech110locJ res-. fiOISibillties' lnclttdt: ttaelllll andeqraduate COWIIS illlllllfadwiftl techiiOIOD,IIitlll nontllll · tOtlrlt told ef 42 to 45 9111rt.r ltolrs of instrlction per ICid•ic ,.-; 1dv1Silll s!:udtnts. stiYifll on CDtllllittets, ai!d Otlltr Slth duties IS ISI fir till AuOcilte lliln of till Scllool. BacheJar's ~~~ant Clf lqli¥altat raqllllld. llitll lute(s .,... Jlll•llmd; telcltllll or illdlltrill uperience II ~- Tradn, lhldlftl, CIIC Control. ~lity AIIIIIIICe,IIJdrallllcs, Plta..ttcs. alld Slltiqical PI'OCIIS Control. Tile lnstnrctar of lenuflcturin1 TecllloiGD reports dlractiY to tilt Atsocilte Dean of tilt Scllool of lltlt. ScfiiiCI & Tecllnoloo. PerlOllS llltetutecl In .tills posltiolllllould send conr letter, tllatrlpts, llld ,....., witll RIIIIS of tllrte tlftrtiU.!J. 11J AUGUST 3, 1914 to: Office of PersonIll, loll ,.t,lleGrtlldt Col..... llo Gntndt, Ohio d-in..,... \. • LOREN NOLAN ? P.O. lox ' ·'' ,I GRAfN FED · ..... .......1'-..A................_ 1e =· -----. ''-· . T-. ,..,lg. 49 fllilw ........ n.~ ....~ ....... ~ ..4,• 'ro\•.. l .... llble w/4 ci1IIR, Wllnut Ill*, cheny mille &endlllills w/diiWIII end marjlle iMirls. JEWELRY: C1rne~an blld necklace, faceted omethisl blld necltllce, IDfiiiiQ & Witt 181 neclrllce w/YIIntDt beD. blldl lrelh wlll!r Pll'is wlklop CII!D. 3ltrlnd Garnet ft11Ck111:e; l'lridol. iJ!!ad BIITin'- led Sl!idlr ID'il-necklce, Sllrling IMr Mtiher'1 Pin ~=~ lncliln IIII!Dtt &chlin si&neill M11z1t, I*Js · '· 2 J(l( 11*1 Clf1ieos · one w/!Mond, bronze .._ !'lllllid bquabr._~ melicil! end IJIII!IIluni lnd11n,~dint) allllthllt necklace w/f)llrls, 14K &Did _} eor.., Sleeping room •126. utilities paid. Share bath. mele only. Range & 919 2nd. Avo.. Golfipollo. Call 448·4418 after 9 PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large . loto. Coli 814-982·h79. . LAYNE 'S FURNITURE • Solo. chal•. rockM, · man. 3 toblu, foatra ......,., by f•ontle•). •1111. chair end lov_., t271., Sofaa and cholra srrtoilll~ 1286. IO . .88. 14f ond up to •1211. flldo 1 beds, 1440. and up tD •526 .. RocUftWI. 1178. 1p 8376., Llt'!IPI ftam •21. • 176.6 pc . d l - $99., to 431. 7 po. t111 and up. Wood t·~ choirs •4211 to 8741. Oeols t 1 10 up to 12211. Hutct.., $660 .. ond up. maple or . . . finiahh . Bunk bod _,p1 1 wil m•n--. ezao. .., up to U911. Baby loedt. t110. Matt- or ...,. sprlngo: full or twin. tiL. firm, •ea: .end na. 1111, •1811. " dr ......... t42. 6 dr. ch-. ttl4. W t.omoa, t20.ond 121.... te gun - Gun cllllineto. tlllt Gu o• electric rang" 1171. Baby mon~. •21 • t3&. bed f r & 830. ldng frame •eo. Good eelectlon of - •~ftes. cedar ohee.t .-; rt;tckere. m1t1l cebinetra. •zo. ur; 45&74. >' Furnished Rooms 4 troller loti, 304-87510711. c..wv-·~ 1gh poster button bed (Civil W.r era), Aft ~ walnut · bedroom !aile w/81111emen's chest, bed dii!SSIII' & comJ!IID. fine COIId; jiM ri hind CIM!d wood ~Ills llillt Jl(d 1111. Olk treslle lllie. IJine nice but not IDo oldAte crum n• 1:1111 -·~~·- bed;oQm 1Uftet, refrlglra-~ tors, rengH. ehelt ....._,: wrfnger Welh... TV",, *t·'" en. & shoes. Colt 814-446- , 3169. ' odulis ·only, opt. no poll. phone 2 bedroom In Maoon. 304-871i· t452oftorli. Col1814·446·0766 . 42 Mobile Hama• for Rent ·e:.oo· """"..r.=· ;:t:;.-ur.•· •at. rooms. Park Central Hotel. c·-·- z· . s:A~~RN:~: 46 wtnd-. ....-v County Appliance. Inc. ' Good uaecl appll- and , In MlddlefiO." · Call after 6 TV lito. Open.$AM to 8PM, · Mon thru Bot. 448-1111, p-.m., 1114· 448· 1652. 627 3rd. Ave. OeiApotte, , APARTMEN T$, mobllo OH . h0m11, hOUHI· Pt. P11111nt ond Gollipolll . 814-4<18- G.E. electric range. ~ cleaning, oven, Kenmore 8221 . gas. drtor. Coli 441· 44..; Nlc 1 d 2 bed after &PM . . ~ 1~ I on •oom ' unlurnlohad oportmanu. 304·876-22t8 before 8 AUCTION p.m. &2 Olivo St., GoiMpollo. N : , Very nice 2 bedroom duAl•• &ulodwood•aaal opt ., unfurnlahod. down- II ploco wood - . •1 town, no peto. 304- IUitl with 8 i~h ft8lt 1399. bunk bode _.,....~ 876-4824 _ _ _ __, _ _ _ ..._ _ wkh bun~leo 1111. 2 , . _. 1 3 room opt with beth, ref, antron ll'iingroom ..,.._ $199. antron reo~~,..,. tfl.. ; 1 1 1h d "'ovo, uti itlal um • 8 ' other recliner~ eao. ~~ '225 . mo. Deposit and dlnotto seta •111. boot! rot.oncos ttqulred . 304· springs • . monreu ,..In iltf , 1 -11_7_5_._10_8_0_·_~--- full t100 lit .............. 2 bedroomo. kitchen with •12Q, moplo d l - chllln' stove. ref. UOO.OO month •36, wash ltoncll tM., 7 ....... location 1 milo above Point maple rockoro chromo dlnettt 181 '1".,';~ P1oount. 304-773-6143. place dlnono o1t •••· New 1 bedroom ep1rtmenr For r8nt ·Sleeping Room ~ end lighl house keeping .............. c.Ltwo..... ... - "-me, antiqh _ · • E.-. .......... ,., .......... """' .~- lAIII'S; Art Nouiveau lady (27" w/tliO li&hls) si&ned "Guuiiemin" 2 small art &tess lamps. M1JUIIflt ifOn w/atass inlert w/~ seveni _Odd latnps, SIOiilrewene poiiled lamp, 9Mrllllmp biles. Some siined, llso many limo Pills. Several nice~ rn1r1ors, pair wliBrcllklr still life patntlnp dlied 1905 by Maud Hasililson, ~ oil peinting in nice I8V8r1ll olher oil Jlli!lllnes. many ticture fran_-.es. 3 boles of slalned gjlss·jlieces lold),'WIUU(Iilt Rl1 fireplace &nils, flower 1111111!, blae ~ dttionlrt end lloier pet ' slands; bronze lirepld CXNer (drinking scene in Hi(;ll Rlliel) TO SEU 1111 SAT.: QJui1lry frtneh Wllnat dininR 11111111 sui1e, lliJte wltwo IS" laMS • m102". 6 chlirs. bullit & - ... in ~~ c:ond.: Coumy F11111dt liD w/Wiinutii<UIIdlrim on bad!, ""~ laiB I~ very Qlce, jllir ol rique while fr!ndl twin beds. ue wlwuhssiJ1111bte w/JI(d lrim & French 1111rt11e, ~ ' . =~~:·: Haus111-for Rent 8PM oil furnacl , wo.o d· . UIOO . Mult be m - . 882•1382 or IIIZ· a ·733 • · --------1U 1 Happy House trollor, blua • wlrite. 1•b70 with oapando rm. fuMy tumllhad, iivllw 2 bodroomo. chi· n•• - · with chlnH8 , lOla, 2 color T.v:a with 315 Reel Estate VCR • -•fiON .~ Wanted 10r, .. .,rwe, king o1oe w - bod. w01hor • d,y.t hookul!l. wooclon . 100ft. of8ft.f0Ming, 6 oc'"' or mwo closa to Coli for appojnlinont, 114- t-n. tultable for home, 1111, oxc, cond. ....000.00. 247-43B1 or 247·2101. I.P;r~lc~o~d~~~~~~A:fl:•• -~~•...,-711 5:00. ••~1.ooopot.oor " · oon. ....,. •., • .1 181 . Holl·pa · tk. 1 4•70', 11211. ' • oac. cond.. 1211!1 dacll. 3 bedroom, 1 bath. olielec. undorpoirnlng end Iorge ~~ room o1; cond. lncludad. · lenotd yard, Meed-- 304·89i·3885 or 881Dr., l~parcont-rneblo. 3800 U14.00 mo, 304·171- - - - · - - - - - 1 1411. Uaecl molllle hornet, &Ox12 41 Hause• for Rant Hotly Park, goo. 2 bedroom, .8.881.00. D • W Homet . 2nd ·and Vloo!d 8t., Point Fuml•- house. 3 . bdr .. Pluunt 304'-11711-4424. 8220. 28 Noll Avo., G'ollipo111. Cell 448-4411 oft.. Uaecl home. &Ox12 9PM . 3 bedroom, gae, H - for ulo by Htato. .8,981.00. D • W !lomet. Wl"""""'l hiVe rentola: 3 · 188 ,Park Orlvt, Point Ploo2nd Viand 8t .. Point lid•. t...iler 6 miles from - · 304-878-4800. Pleaunt, 304-175·4424. hospltoi 12Zii mo., no child· lleeutllul Trf.- home on Uaecl mobile homo, 70• 12 ron or pate. 3 llclr. piuo fUll 'll acre: 3 bdr .• ,....., c--1 lee 2 basemen! homo. nice loco· wltl! ' flrepfoco, . 1~ balllli ._,gor, · - 1 • lion on lob McCormick, ......,.. largo .with of bldrooma; 87.8815.00. D • •300 mo·. no chi-· o• clooeto opaae. carpeted W Homeo. 2 nd end Viand poll. 5 bdr. homo in town, -ghtout and o1r iloro..- 8t.. Pont "'-"'· 304- U21i mo. 4 bdr. home """' , 0 - h o e - eut ,_8_7_.._44 _24_._ . - - - - - dOM to IOWII 13211 mo. 3 _._. . .' ..,_ ~ -~ .,,... Uaecl molllle looine, llllx12 bdr. ho-• .. _ in Addi8on r• areet1v .. 304-87e. contly remodalod. ueo mo. li417-_ 811'M. , · · .ca-. lVIII oloc, 2 bod· 3 bdr. home niCe loc8lion In room. D • W t1oo rivar. gordon. U71i mo. A·Pr- 11ou.,., 7 ~· Mollllo ' , 2nd and 8ecurlty dapoolt • . - . - . _ flrept.a In ,..,., Vl..s St .. . Pajnl - · required on oN rentafl. room. An In•_.... · .:IM-871-4424, Wlsomen Reel htot11 010 '' 1 acre ofl 1884 Carolina;. 14x44, .-A...:..gen_ICI __ i·_44 _ 1_· 3_8_4_3_· _ ·_ .:L 1 Q,800.00; 1884 Coroilno, 14xl·2. e10.....00. Low- 2 be*oom houH In Pomeman Ttolier Boles. 304-882· n>y. Fumilhad ol unton32 Mobile Home• .2B44 or 882-2004. ~~nl;lt'~oed~.~~~~~~ fer. Sale 24•60 double - · rental Completely rodecorosad lot, 3bedroomo,2fullbothe, u-c1 cond. 304·871-2g811 1110110, lour room end both homo In Mldd~. Well NEW USED 'MOBILE lifter II. lntulatod, W•tv•W CII'JMt, HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· air. gerago. ld"l lor a lingle lTV MOBILE HOME BALES. or couple. No pat1 o• child4 MI. WElT. GAWPOUS. 36 Lot• & Acreage ..... •185. mth; 1196. with RT 311. PHONE 11 4-448· refrlgeretor. and stove, plus 7274. . ~~eurlty dapooit . Calf 892· l..qt for ule In MorcorvHta. ' 5292. 1 970 Champion 80X1 ~. 2 Call 814·211-8818. bedroom.- n - u!l,arlltn· ' nlng, " - hot link. ltonoesitl ·in Clu...-.Eat- 2 bdr. houu •300 pluo porch, u-cl condlion. Cell 1111~ el utilltiea including utllhlea, morrrlod couple dop. • ref. required. 841-~141 or 848·2203 ·a t· sewer. no IIIOMY clown. Cel 446·81193. tor 1:00 p.m. • 1114-218-12111 lifter IPM. bumae. . pate~_tpoo~J.~or.87'i~&'1~ll:: ··-t=...,... ,.....,r... ,.., RIPLEY, I. VA. • _1887 Mollilo homo 1Zaeo. : Lit~~ 11 ............ ,..... PilON£ 304-372-3222 , R.B. SMITii -- ·--- ~--·- -- m:.-•· 2 _bdr. opt . ........ decorated, ·~-·• ~ 5 ·1 Hou•ehold Goodt Apertmant for Rent • c . rs. lilly cent Pieces. QUI. . nidteia. lndlln liNd peiiAIII, whtial.pn~a~ and ~ Olirls. . !!!= AccunUIIion ol illms CMrolll ,.,., peliOd w111 SAVE $60 PER DENTURE T.,_ Ohio. 72 llkyilne, 1 bedroom, llliwe, ••frtgarMor, o.c .. or ....,.pletaly fumllhod . Prlca Cell 1114•982 • Unfurnished 2 bclr. In C.-own City. Call 114· 218·11520. pblted on U.S. 35 dcMntown. • : TO SEll FRIDAY: Walnut french bed oak buffei' w/mimlr old • : upright IJiono 11'1 Shall Bros. (needs ~- old kill:hen cabns,' · • Che'lal mlllllf base, over stuffed cltair w/carvin(l!, 11at 10p lrUnlt, 2· • camel back lrUnks ex, cond., wood stagecoach lrUnk, oak. roclier, 1 pa1r of walnut chests, pan of walnUI m1rrors (nk:el: small wash stand w/swan lowel bar and. glass eyes, 3 barrel swivel rocMrs. several Odd chairs & tables, pair ol French commodes w/marllle;• 1nsef1s, old denial cabinet top, round Clnrm !able, bX stools, sinje . walnUI commode, French fin!Side Slooi w/Cilshion, 510111~/2 drawers (Circa 1700s), old sewinc table, sewing cabinet, old ' Singer ~~ machi~ oalt hi&hbaclt bed, french wood liepllce. · modem frvnl chino, 21iraupplellutler 1tea1es. -.1 s1une crocks, Churns, diS~ very old fireplace breed parr, -.1 wood kilchen IAensi6, mosc. 1J011erY alt lass. iJre1Sec1 lass, cenmlc wall . pliques, tollettible ·ltu~ jars, Several ~ble doll clothm, CG1fiS; Stier SAVE 1120 32:·· • " •311V11 PCAI~BK14-':.'l~r · 44 Apel-tm1nt for Rent Newly remOdeled 2 bd• .. equipped kttchon. central olr, 1210. 821 'h Second Ava., Goillpolla. Cell 44121158. LDCAflON: 148 N. Bennett St.; Jackson, Ohio. Sips · ' necltiiCe 01 ASET OF OUR VERY BEST OEITURES Call 114- 't - bodroorno, CM>t,.lolr, ~~~-,ftd~L~II:~ tltsp. ' DENTAL CENTER · 3 bclr. home, farnt Dy room hoe 20 fl. of win- lor putoraJ - · jllniahad doubiegarqo,"ffre. place, largo porall, . 40 ft. or loss of lha Coli 814·182.' Ml MlciZO'a, to appraolotod.l'rlood in 8783 for appolntrMnt. bedroom two ..._ ' •·-•· .-odolod hom.oln Mldjllaport, Many oddod .......... Aolrlng 121.1101. or oHor. No ree....,lo off., refuud. Calf "81t·l82 · 3011. ' ' • ,. . 40 acre t.nn, 8 room nou01, Iorge bam, tobacco baH, 2 oat l"'*ffi· 2 ~ lr\llldlnp. ........ •20.000. Col 8t4· 742·2170. --------lc - .Rod-.nloo311drmhomo, anlc, •·'boaoiMI)t. grlrogo, 0PC. IOCIIion,00oPIIo<r C to II II ,wner mey "Y· • • 1· 117. ' · It Own.. t ~~ mu · ''""'"',_, = _lferrwd,....,.... . • t~~aoutlful PUBLIC AUCTIO at 7:00 P.M. ' :llamodolod 2 bdr., 2 - · lb. tobacco lllaa, :- - R i o GrMCia - · ~21.000. Cell 81 4·2411· IZH. • I yra. old, 3 bedrm, z bMho. t,mHy room with • woad · ~217· C:olf 114-ii41·Ztl41. . ; Crown City, Ohio Phone 256·6740 ' Anroctlve homo, prlood IMt I' unbeliovablel Own.. mult ' Mil immodlotelyl - · 'fb"· CoH 8~4-112·8141. ' . !'flee 2 bdr. utllty - · · gorog~ nice yard, new fur· ; ft•nc:e, n.w hot w1ter tank, flricod right. con 441· 1181. ;.•ilond. r;;::·City t':t:Mr'::· - I n ftaolne, Term~: 20% Oown. balance due upon delivery of Deed. , . Jim Montaomery, Owner Baird & Fuller. Siltirw ¥!ncY· lor Home• for' Sale ,... 5882. Largo black labrador type dog. Good with chlldten. May be sHI'i at Herry Bailey's, 1128 E.Moln. Pomeroy, 992·3408. Full blooded Gorman Shepherd. 1 v•. old, good with children, fomaio, Bee ot t80 Perle Olive . Business Opportunl'ty 44 Going 10 OU thlo fell? lava . . . _ on houolng, buy thlo 1889 Kit 14x80 mabllo ~trig r 2 llclr.. gae furnance. ., - · window AC. 2 bedr•om homa naor pertillly lumil-. 'locotod ' langavNie. on 1 ocrregrouncl. In AU... Mol>ile Homo Perle , Shown· by oppolntme~l ofewmJnutHfrom-ua. only. Coil814-742·2114t. llnlah ochoot with equity. Borgoln prlcod ot •11,800. R-neblv priced horne. Coil 814·3117·7138. wel!tlng d l - to town, nloo built In kMchen. Call for 1879 Iuddy 1 ~x&O. 2 IR, oppolnlmont. 81 4·812· 1~ bath.-•4.000. lt4·417· ~112 . 317t . .:,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1~ otory .briCk. on 12 piul 2 troilera and lot, Cloy ocrea, opproa. 1 mile from Chopal Rd. Cal 814·218. Micldlapon. 7 rma. • bath. 8010. · CoH 114·112· 3702 or 304- _ _...__ _ _...___ 112.2001. 3 reel nice mobile homo. 2 . loedroom funrla-. LOW Romoclolod 2 bdrm houee PRICED - COMPARE with ooipottng • wood· THeBE VAWEI IEFORE - · full .beeemont • YOU 8UY.'12x12 • ' 2 • 44 largo ......ad dook. Mult lbeo. 8ROWN'I TRAILER 1 • ,I40ME LOANS FIXED • ftATES Below merle,. ...... • Flaod con•entlonot FHA· • 1/A . Loodor MortJ•••· : !lthono. collect 81 -1182• 30111. ' l3 , ProfC!Iilanal • ServiC'&I Ganera I Hau I'mg an d Tres h. 21 remov•l Service. AtUable and dependable. Coli 814· 1-2-5_8_·6_ . 2_6_1..;,a;..ft_e,r·_ll;_3_o~ . ~"" Will plow tobecco. Cell . • Parti1l Listinc. lum•ous piiCts of Gutter and Roofing · rnaterilll. Antique rooflne crimpers. Also lots of used ilems. Soll!ethinclor everyone. Sale .. 1B Wanted tg .Oo .. Pt'Pieiisa.nt····· -•INI r.• ·675-Pt. Pl8811nt 458-Leon 576_- Apple Grove 773-Muon 882.:.. New Haven 895-Letart 937 - Bulfalo Up 10 15 Words ... Sli day inoertlon .. ..... .... $7.00 (Average .4 word a per line) · ------Giiiiip"oils"""".' 11 Mason Co., WV Area Coda 304 Up to 15words ... One day insertion ........ .. $3.0Q -~~"'I.~.:;;:~~~~,;N'/<1 . 1--------- , I N.._ 3 I - 1178 . leyvleW 14 X 70, living room, ltltohon. pantry. l!otrlg, atovo. CA. WI, good woodllurlng room, bath, oond. Coli 814-448·11108 . ROUTE FOR BALE. Han\lllnge.mpbell'sJulce-l • and olhor pure fruti juices. forvico p•t·oatebll•- ••· counto In IRQtalo ouoh " rolldly Inn, Ramada. H-· . ord Johnaon, Ouollty Inn, laot Woltern, etc. Will lllko . p1o.ooo cooh, lncludal In••ntory end equipment. No 'olllng-lroplo~o product . Dnly. Wil not opProxlmetely UOO week: Write lox · 1814 • 81tmlnghom, AI 111231. Include phone flumbe• or cell toil "" ! ~·800·621·4841. ll p to 1 !i words , .. Three day Insertion .. .. .. .. I 4.00 t;;;~:~====\;;;;;~~!~;.·~ ::~----i ~"-~ ' ~ 446 - Gallipolia 367 - Chaohire 388-Vinton 24&-Rio Grande 256-Guy~u) Dist. 643 - Arabla Dlot. 379- Walnui · 3 1 47 Jim's Archery Shop, Uck C•,ek Rood, Soutli Point. Oh1o. Complete Nne of Bo· whunling A~cossorieo & "afd sales . Martin Bows. Coli 16141 Cosh pold fo• fancy Iron · 1 \ . ; · ~.:.· ·-: 377-9502. heavy Iron bed1. t180 and · up far certain Meige Co. Gat-Electric-Fuel Oil, fur- stone jars. Old time cup· . nace Owners: Saiie Money board. coli 1·304·8822711 Yo•d Sale Toyl, children• and energy this W'nter by clothing. •furniture, misc. Cloaaly Monitoring your · & Vicinity Sllurday ~uly 21. 9-1 Rt . 36 Hear-Coat in Dollara-Centa COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS ,.past hospital, street beside through· the use· of a N.w FURNITuRE. lode, iron, -- ·- • · ·- · -- · -· · - • ---- • -- -- • ·-- Foodland. Economical, Tasted and wood. cupboordl, chairs. cheata. balkiltts, dlahe1, Patent- Approved Device. Fraziers Bottom Flea The Fuel-om-eter is on dis- otone jars, · ontiquee, gold Market. Every weekend . Gallipolis Flea Market play at Forman-Abbott 011d oliver. -Wrlta · M . D , U.S. 36 F•uion Bottom, indoor-outdoor. every Sat. Hooting-Cooling, and Ace Mill... Rt.Z. Pomeroy. Ohio WVo . 26082 . Diolero Wol· • Sun . Ftee addmieaion, Rt. Hdre. Slores in Mlddtopo", 41789 o• call 81 4·992· come. Do·n Freller- 36 & 180. Cell 448-7037. Ohio. Peroduci-C .M.S. 7780. Opa•ator. 304-756-2779. · "Digltof·Home·UtllityComputers,'' ... Wonted old plonoo. Paying - ~· · Sale Monday 6 luesUO.OO and •40.00 ..ch. • July 23, • 24. Henkle Firat lloor only. Write giving & Vicinity . Clothoo, gam11. & difftctions. Witten · Pienoa, 4 · Giveaway Bo• 1B8. · S"'dl.. Ohio 43948 · Coli 6 14 · 483· YardSaleAIIwaek231o2B. Yard ·Sole, Friday 9 till 6 . 1 80 6 Free to good home male 1-_ _ _·- - - - - - - Johrison Mobile Homes, Jeffai'IOn-22nd Street. Rain mixed Collie10 m08. old. Au Wanted to buy or rent _ lot t•E•u•te•••n•A•v•o."!'.~lot;:3:2:.:::~;::C:o:n~cet:l:o~d.::'--'"':'--1 shoto. Coli 448-1 3&4 ohlr with teptlc ond troller hook· 5. ;:·8:.ft•r 4 pm 304-6715B Public Sale 2 ' bogs of va•d tela .itorno. & Auction Caii814-3BB-B448. Old . Oullto (Before . 11401 To good home, 4 Bugle Phone 1-814' 245-8448. pupt, 3 m•l• 1 fem1le. ·mother full Beeglo. Cell f illiilltV,-1· Ill 614-268-1919. From Glllipolis, ta11e Rt.l41. Tum left bnto Rt. 775. Tum S1:1 vrt.l'.' li&ht qnto the Pllriol.(adllllls llolcl. Walch for sip. 6 baby kittens mother lo Calico cat. Cell 448,0B81 . 7 puppies mother lo Gor,.on Brds wtll be rece rved at the na med Meigs County Area Coda 81 4 Saturday, July 28, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. Truck No. 63.' · 12·00 merchandise 1lway~ welcome. Richard Reynolds Auctioneer . 304· 276 3089. '1> . Georges Cr8ek Rd. 614-446·0294. a. a. a. a. the 3 81 ·Home Improvements . B2·Piumblng Heating '· 83-Excavating 84-Eiectrlcal Refrigeration 86 - Gene~al Hauling 88-M.H.' Repair 87-Upholstery Galli1 County Area .C oda 8 1 4 ,, Nottce IS hereby gtven that Shepherd miaed with Collie. seated brds w tll· be recerved by Call 446 _0861 . the C1ty M anager alt ha Crtv of 1 - - - - - - - - Galltpolts. Oh10 8t h1s Offtce rn •·& cot. Coll446-3732. the M unrcipal bu tldrng. for the Relu rbts h rng of Aen at Ftre ... ...Ill•. -..-· .\ I 'v I!Silli:k .. " Classified pages cover the following telephone. exchanges ... PATRIOT AUCTION 8ARN TO BIDDERS ab dve >I Ill Siillfllil'' Public Sale & Auction DURING JU'NE & JULY ................. widt, i 41 -Houseslor Rent · 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43· Farma for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent · 4 5-Furnis~ed Rooms 46·Spaca for Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rant . 48· Equipment for Rant 49-For lease 1 1·Halp Wanted 1 2 · Situated Wanted 1 3-lnsurance 1 4 -Buainess Training 15-Schools · 18-Ra~io, TV 8o CB Repai• 17-Mi •llaneous 1B·Wa .. •ed To Do a. a. Rr.ntal s 1·' • a. 53-~ntiqueo 32 Mobile Home• • 'or S111 --hoy-. ~ 'I 71-A>utol tor Sale 72-Truckl tor Sale 73-Vano 4 WD . 7 4·M otorcyclea 7 &·BOlli 8o Motors 76-Auto Parte Acceuoriea 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment . . 64-Mioc. Meechendise 55· Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 57-Musicatlnatruments 58-Fruits Vegetables · 59-For Sale or Tra~ a. . ... a. 3 1·Homes for Sale 32- Mobile Homes for Sale 33; Farms for Sale 34-Businesa Buildings 3 5-Lots Acreage . 26· Raal Eatate Wanted . Home• to.r se~e· • 31 THE OHIO VA.UEY PIJ • U8HiNG CO . . _ . . . . .8. thai uoineol wl gardan lpOI. • ,.,.., eport· · -pl:~ou"tn':., :~~ ment. A IIOOd1 - es to - d money through tho the 'rlahl · limo. Price: , malf. untM you hove .I - I · t27,IOO. Callflytlilw814, gated tho offering. · 742·22113. f I .Ill Silll f l.illllll 61-Hou.-hold Good• 52-CB, TV Radio Equipment Real Esldll: IIIIJII IIY IIII!III St:l Vlt:t!S • MI! ri:lwul1 se Financial 1 NOTICE I ... '· • IIHE Bu•in ... Opportunity W• .Va. �I runes-Sentinel otu-Point Plea~ant, W. Va. 22, 1984 51 Hou1ehold Good• - - - ' - - - - - - - 1---u'M~IIkl"::.:i%~iid-': l 54 Surpluo mobile homo fumiture. FNme. martrn1 1nd box oprlnga, 11211.00 for twin oeto, 1150.00 for full NOATH Conkle +KQtOI Antiques ,\ I I~ I 56 Building Suppliel Doublo key boord, lull loot Mountoin Stoto Block. Rt. 33, Now 11oven. Complete +u 9Q " J Ui tU pedal H1mmond organ with +1 72 lorgoopeakor. Beautiful tone .... ....,. quality. Suitable for home or SOl/Til o church . 1700. 614·9926292 . .KQJ 7U +AJ f . 2• . Pata N~ EAtl l'f Pus Pw ·pill Pw NoW open for masonry auppllea. 4" , 8,., 12" block. D ..lvery Mrvlce. Phona day 304·8B2-2222. ovonlng 882·3239. t I 'leNvARGj (IJ IVORPLE u I SOIIII ~ cultlvotor. 31,,1311. loll or t r - 130 formoll with cultlyatoro. •••· cond. WIN oonekler tor good u-..t PU. . Coil 448-7838 otter I!'M·· . t,.. 0 2 Orovoly )roc;tora. with ottochmonto. ·Call 4413111 or 448-0410. tI]. 81 Ferm Equipment ____ . . Uv8I19Ck , Two Hereford co-. ,....:: \ torod. with ca!voo. Colt 814-742-2177. 1 ~04-871· II Grein S1le mlu'il · hoy In · bom lwa.P Meot- Bu\o. · oe1 or t1.10 .... 304-178-4eoO tMde your outomolollo. - · cy,:lo. or 104·112-332e. .• I ~!*'· •· ~ ·~ · un. "itKIIIIEvwy Floe Morket. Only ll.OOo...,to dt~Piay your vehlole to thew• - . of -~--. ?AM'-"'M Rt 4 " . . . . . . . . , • . ••• 110. • 1eU VW Rabllll block til odltlon; ·oliver blue Int., I "PPod. tunrDDf, - • · 1 71 Autoe for Sale . 21.000 - o.-•d - loll for bllanc.e· 11.200.08 thru July 27• TOP CA8H paid for loto IIHd• Wlndohlold. Coli 441model ueed can. Smith 4208. lkllck-l'ontt.. 1e1, Eeotern Av.o.. 'Golilpolle- Coli 1173 Chovtlmpola 814-441-2212. Arlzono ci.r ieoo. Coli 814- -d. 83· Hey 00041 141 Cot End lolderf, oope,, , 1 Yo yard lluoket, flOOd-.!. ' Flit Alii HD I doaw• . _ , ooroo wlnoh' flOOd 3Q4·411·11U. • 4 row aorn pl1nt•. Interne· ttonal, 4 row cuttlvetc:-a. 1110 go lion oproyor. CeU Muoc;ovy ducb 1131. 814-742-2877. I+ 84 • t. dllo. 3 pt . hltahl • Oldju ...ble pltoh, 1110. Coli 114· 311·1111. ..;;.:.__:._::..;_ ...._, - - - - - - -.1Chlckonl 3(14-871-1721, tt Pa.u ! 11 1 8N Ford Tractor. plow, dloc. I MUGMY I I I ] bu1fn"'' Petl for Sale VWDtrable: Bolh Dealer; North Wan . ..64 Misc. Merchandise Deluxe broiler oven. like now. 614-986-4227. •Au tQH : : :==:::== 7,1:;;~;· Rt. -ic- EAST . +AKIIIU 118 in. ook dolk 1175.00. 7 tt; wordrob'! 1280.00. 7 ft. VOctorlon bod 1300.00. Kitchon cebinott125.00. 814215-8448. F'u mlture. 82 Tuppora Plaint, Ohio. ..,,.., +tot H."'" WEST .I!. j I I I Oak wall phonea, rockers. · proaaod cholrl. podostol to- Cool otovo. goo furnoco. bleo, hutchoo, 11o mioc. Paul tryoro, conarloo, 304-896· 30 L-----------,l U26. 00. Coffee tableo 186.00. D l!o W Homoo. 2nd and Vlond St., Point Ploount. 304-8711-4424. 53 I 54 Mise : Merchendita J; James Jacoby Couch and chair I ltti. Misc. Merchandise Ohio,.-Poinl "-a.-t, W. Va. , ' •• 218·1711. . 1878 Dlnol VW llobiNt ounroof. 10011 ttroe. .-r 71 1e11 Buick !'orlc Avo,. , flOOd -.... 11.410. con 441-1017. 1 871 Corvwtte, ,,;.,. 3048811-3472 or •••·3117. , cone~ .• room. • .c.. ,, J tiM cu, .... bou-t.City- • goo. 1:110. mth . 1100. lpphd to purol price, 1M3 Iuick ._....... ltil. low - · equipped, ., - ·,w...,., hite -....fully -n --or. - ......... 84 . fender ~ 1trap 304-1711-21111 llool! Avo. \ 2813 Aeel E8111te General tk... br..... - Real E1tate Generel •eoo. Call 814-379-2511.' Want to trode 3 bdr. rench At. 35 for am11i farm , or Accoustic 1 50 amp.. 100 homo with oc...ge, city watt. four 12 in . apeeke,., aclloolo. C_oll 441-3371 of•eoo. Coli 814-742-2211. loriPM. =====::;;:~~~;::;::~~===== Real Estate Geqeral Real Estate General Craftsman 4%" jointer· planer with motor & stand, HOBSTETTER REALTY Geo. S. Hobstettor. Jr. • Broker PH • .742-3092 8120. Alto Wordo Gas dryer. 860. 614· 742-28n. Remington· 270 FUffle. model 760 pump with NEW LISTING - COUNTRY LOCATION wilh 16 acres m/1, minerals and nice two slory home, 3 b~drooms, large living room. modern kitchen, wood burner, 2 storage bldgs. Excellent location on St. Rt. 143. $35,000. Wuver K8 pivot scOpe; ucellent conditon . $276. 614-949-2437. • · NEW LISTING - HUNTERS' · DELIGHT - 16 acres with minerals, wme limber, pri· vate and peaceful. $15,000. - PRICE REDUCED! .:.. On this lovelly ranch home with 3 bed rooms, family room equipped kitchen, garage: on 20 acres, just oH Hysell Run. Reduced $36,000. Velma Nicinsky, Assoc. Ph. 742-3092 1,Z12& motorcycle, 8 ft . PuR ox cu"ing t9fch {laugea. ~ulation pool table, lin~ hou cart. Iota new· tiPs. tljjuo roll' top doak, 3,000 lb. f,i»>·llft. gluo fireplace .e r•ta, dining table· na cablnt. Call 814·367· 87· .it ., • .. .- . 3 0 4 6 75 6 2 9 9 ___·___·___·~--­ 1 _19 in. BW portable TV weight, set. binoc:ulars. ga~ atoVe. ' stereo stand. c·au 304-876-6070. . Ganer.al Hauling . For sale fill dirt, and top soli. Call Call 814· 266-1427. Real Estate General Real Estate General 1 LET THIS BE YOUR PERFECT HOlE! attractive ranch offers 3 BRs, livinaroom l!ritb bay ~:1~:; 1ireplaco, 2 baths; kitchen with bruklast bar, oven, countertop ranp. rtfria.. DW; displ.. carlor an appointment. : 1 hM acres and l.Ocaled on a II* Real Estate General BRICK AND STONE CAPE COD HOllE ~ 3 BAs '2 kitchen with ranae and eye lml oven. dinetie. roo• his beamed ceilinrs. utility room, double storm windows. woodburn inc stove city>school Additional land can be purchased: Call lor an . BLACKBURN REALTY, 446-0008. . Brohr-Auctioneor WEEKEND SPECIAL!!! - 2-3 bedroomloQtld alq 21141. . lo.t With prap. $34,500. Call Russell Wood- 446-1066 Call 446-0552 AnJtime Btth Nult' 245-9507 Real Estate General Steve llcGhtt . 446-1255 . BIR 444 - .LOAN ASSUMPTION POSSIBLE - Briel< flame ranch situated on fta12.35 acre lot Includes 3 DR~ carpet, I& eat·in kttchen, LR wrth carpet, family room with fireplace, utilil\' rOOm. and bath. Kyger .Creek Sch~ District. Cali for detai~ on klan assumplion. ig.foot Par_ k BMR 446 - NE* USfiNC - In town location, includes ~ BRs, lroin~ room. dining room, bath &basement lots of carpel Gas heat Priced at $29,900. Call today for details. · • d!llils. IIAPP,INESS FOR SALE- Quality buill brick rane!l. ut4n kitchen, 3 bec!fooms. anmic beth. ful biisement. ra:. nxiin. l~;~r llfll!, plus 24'xll' building cent air. IIC schools. 110649 IN TOWN - Starter home b' retirees. 2 DR, liv. rm bet1\ 11 basement firished uJl'lairs, garage. care-free aluminum ~inr. on Vilton St. . 113501 7 ACRE$ - Large brick and flame home, has new root and sJX)IItinJ Large bam, Owner wil finance. City school diStrict · . • • i.-.1- ' ' ffl~ ' ' .' WISEtJ.AN RJAL ESTATE AGFHC'f .WE NEED LISTINGS. : . For Mtias Co. listi• Call: a.yt'ieMy 742-3171 • • BUY YOUR OWN PRIVATE CAMPSITE NEW USTINGS NEEDED . NEW USTINGS .NEEDED ... ;NEW USTfNGS • ,l • ;BOAT DOCK *BOAT RAM~ :-BATHHOUSE *PRIVATE 1WATER .*ELECTRIC ~ . '' '. I )4o MO EY DOWN • ' '50 PER MONTH Give your camper a permanent home 52 weeks each year. NO RENTALS DIRECTIONS: 'Soallt 5 mi. below Glllipolls on Ohio Rt. 7 cross Rlccoon Cit. Brqt. Tum riP! & follow sip. z . m lAKE US All OFFER! otn OF fOWii OWIIER . PRICE REDUCED TO $25,900-00 ~ NEEDS ·TO SEU DRASTICALLY!! - 3 BR~ 2 IIARRI~ TWP•. - I\0 story home ACRESIIIl. o'll!rs 381e, 0 baths, completely equipped kitchen; dinette, famly bath• d1mng liv1ng kitchen with ranae. ilum. room, rec. room. laundl'f mom. 2 fireplaces." gas 24x60 blm, motile home hoolwp and 1100 ! heat cent ~r. 2>;ar garage. located al edge of town. si<hnR. 1~ . tobacco base. Call lor an appoinbiMitil m m . PRICE REDUCED TO $59.500! - 3 BR ranch on C: II acres, more or less. Pond, full basement fami~ (/! room with woodburner, ~ving room, equipped :::1 kill:hen, dini"B room. 1\:" baths, atlaGhed 2 car garage. • z .C> . . I Cll 200 M:AES, 1/l. FRONTS OH.RACCOON CREEK Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods m . Cornlortable two sb)' home offers 4 BRs. bath' m kill:hen, liv1ng rOOm, family rOOm, two fi~ 0 bam, 2. large screened porches. l~ quiet z- m settin' .0 ' : PRICE REDUCED TO $8.000! USTINGS CHESHIRE AREA - ROUSH LANE - Very attractive 3 SR ranch offers equipped ~ L·shaped living room and 1finint room with fireplace. . 1\0 baths, lui blsllmeut with woodbuiTIIlg stove. 14x21 garage, carpetin& Call fo r an appointment • • ..• BRAIID NEW DUPLEX - Greet INVESTMENT for ~ buver! l.ocal!d on Graham Schocil Road. Elch urit offeB 2 SRs, blth, livi11J room, latthen with stove. r~. DW and displ, laundry,larp ca-port, central e~ and slllnlge area. · • . '' .; I ' 11WU11 Ani - z'::!! Small mtie home wilh altf-oo, lR, kitchen. bltll. covered front porch. praae, 2 oulbulillne;, :;e cyclone fence. OPEN TIU DARK '~ 2 Price reduced to $5~.cm.. • :!: .•' I . DAK HIU AREA - County Road 48 near St. RL 279. 55 IICrl5, 1111111! or less, vacant lend. Nice boidinc siles. 124.750. ' . ·:'• lOT 011 IIACCOOII - 100 by 600 lit with Willi ::. ~ and sePic link. . Cal for IIIII H L • , NE~DED .. NEW USTINGS NEEDED .,. NEW USTINGS NEEDED ... NEW USTwNGI' ( ' DON1 WAIT FOR THEM TO GO .,• HIGHER. • • j.. . --=::~':;ii:ii PRICES ARE AT BARGAIN LEVELS - HOUDAY HIUS - ~ 27 niter, air cond., steeps B. 21ots. wt1 sheller, lovely spct on Racmon Creek. BIIR 447- NEW USTINn! - 3 DR frame located on S.R 141. Includes LR. kitchen wrth dining area, ful basellle!lt. Th~ is srtuated on 51-1 atres more or less. This one is vacant - so can tOday lor appointment. PRICE REDUCED TO $67.500! OWNER TRANSFERRED TO MICHIGAN, MUST SELL THIS MONTHt This attractive home located on Debby Drive .l~atures 171)0: sq. ft. of livin1 2 baths, dmmc room. livmc room, kitchen New custom drapes carpetin1. wQoddeck and central air. BLACKBURN REALTY .. ' l -"'I . hitiwlllf Ycu ·can 1'011' business. Just Clll b 12151 • • 1 I I . pfi 446 3643 I Truck• Auto• for S•la 11184 PlymOUth lerracude. 273,Y-I, puohbutton, outo. treM, ell <orig!MI, idool for · reotorlng. 1400. Coli Sun· doy a to 1. 814-948-2101. ESTAT~ 446-4206 . rnlllllon. Very «DRomAcll. 1979 Pont• Trono Am T·topo, 48,000 milo. new bottiry, . 1871 Fury II. 1874 vw buo. n- .ohocko. Out· ... 441-3121: ' ltllndlng con<lllon. Aoldng prlco ••• 000. Coli .112. 197' Fkalto !Millie blue 8141. . . . with velour Interior. nomlcol • apunky, very 1174Mudsltodonwi9DR. I good oond.. 11.100. Coli 38,000 milia. •110. or bell 614-311·1111 . . -~ CoR 814-1115-4174. ln11ruments '72 Iuick, good cond. phone 304-1.715-1402. 71 STUTES REAL l.erldou top. ,Jmm-- llte~101VI 388-8885. 1871 lunblrd Pontile 4 tpd.. good cone~. Call 44193110 oltw il'li. . Auto• for Sele . Col 814-111-4317. mi.. tlreo, •••. concl.. 44 MPO, 11.1191. Call814- lr-~------...r.-...;...,;,-----.1 24!1·1011. 3 male Jl;eagel pupa. 9weekl · old. 130.00 . 304-176· 6299. with zYo betho. 2burning - · fwloed yord. weod ftr........ fomlly 1•78 Fl- Ohio. 18,000 mil ..... 12,QOO. CoM ,,.. Qultar, . hum lddltion, ..-..... 3 ........ ..,._.. 71 own '111ft · Bonnie Stutes, Realtor w·. . SonsHrhay Garne$, Ass,oc. Cathy Clark Burdette, Assoc. - �Ohi.-Point 72 Truc;ka ·for Sale 1177 Ford Mochonlco truck, F21i0, 114,000 octvol miloo, · toola, lir co-mpreRon. elr toolo. excellent conditiOn . 814-992-lla32 74 1980 21i0 Hond~ Elolnor Hko new. Call448· 01 67 . . r--------- 1980L, like now, under 4,000 miles with ace•••·· liking •. •1 .800. Coil 446· 4171-. • ::=-:-:--:-:-:-:::::-:-:-:1980 Yimoho $1,100 Spa· .ci~l. king 9 queen sea~ 3,500 mileo. Coli 614 -2466817 or 814· 246·6292. 1878 Ford F100, Very cloon end In axe cond . 304·875· 21183 oftor 6. · 73 4 W.O. · Vans & 1877 ~ ton von. doric green. cuetomlzad. insulated, fully ·carpeted, captain cheire, ...nchn, Md, AT, PS, PB , AM· FM B track, ceblnat speoken, 84,500. Coll304· 1176·1731 ofter &PM. 77 Chovorlot Bierer 4x4, Cheyenne. completey re· built, like new. Cell 814246· 9527. 74 Motorcycles Motorcycles 1978 Horloy davl~oon Sportotor, n - pelnt "lob. oxclillont condition. 82,500. Coli 814·742· 3001 . 84 Hondo XR80 1500.; XR100 Hondo 8800. Coli 814· 843·11310. . Motorc'fclaa 74 . Motorcycle• Cll 814-388·114114. b-. 1811 Honda excol· lent condition: 700 mllee. t321. Cotll14-742·28117. Honda 60, motorcycle, min~ lblke. 3-opeed, Hko n-. 8300. firm. CoM 814-742· 2877. '82 Honda V 46. 304· 876· 3106 . 81 Hondo NC, 60 Expreoo, rod 11)0tMod. A·1 condition. Coli 992· 7788. 1-::====~;=~::;..~::;:===;===== Real Estate General 76 B..oat1 .and Motors for Sale Yomoho. runo ' or bHt oltor. ,--- - - - - -- - 1181 HorieyDavldoonwldo· llllde. · lllw milo, uc. cond. 'Tomoa 'moped, used one summer. excellent condition. 8360. Coli onytlme. 992·2728 . 1981 Hondo ~.AO ~tom. like new. padded aialy'b»~ "%' holmeto, 2800 mites , •1.760 . Coli 814-387· 0!194. I 74 · auzulll Gl 710L Mko -.uncloi'4000..,U..,wlth - -· 81.100. CoM 4M, 4171 . Cl'fltllner 17 ft. trl houl, 1I I hp Mercury CruiH lnbolrd outboord, po- ·trlm. Coli 304-1711-8288 . 1--------- 1984 22, 1984 W.Va. 76 Boat• an~ · ' Motors for Sale Boat• and Motors for Sale 25 ft. fl ...rforlll exprooo cruloor .Fly lrldge, VA 228 Mercrvloor -lno. 204 hro, Put In wotor Moy 1980. Swim ptetform, exc. cofld. Coli Oulo 814· 448· 3282. 76 Auto Part• &AccHaoriaa R•l Wi~eman . Estate General Real Estate Agency . . 1877 Bononzo ilomplnv trollor 311 fl., 1 0xpendo, AC. Corpe!M. f7,000. Coll448· 2440 oftor 4PM . 4 wheel d.r lve. Price reduced 1979 CR 2110. oxc. co~d. New O·rlng chain & oprockoto, 8BOO . 246· 6a92. 1bttilg homes; 4500 rl road ........ 1600 t """" .. loss rl Racam Creel: ~ Let ;~you tllis laim. ....... $59,500 . ' 1"-(614)·992-3326 Near Racine. large bedrooms, large kitchen dining area and ~ding doors to patio. TP water.. basement and lg. lot . 3 bedrooms, central heating, carpeting I& basemen~ nice kitchen, and lillie upkeep yard: 20s. 218 ACRE FARM - Good cattle · farm for the extra income. Timber, free gas, 11 fl:ma(;e, II room home and ~dgs. just $95,000. BUY Of TME YW with soper financing JlWl. 5% down. llll!lo i""""'li:(ed lite b 30 year term. Kitchen with qualitj e.binels in abundartcf, eleclric range. disbwasllef, wmpoctu and disposal. frePII:e. bath. 3 IEdllll.._ lorced or heating Sl*m. Ful boserrten\ both and one room partlj finished. 0.734 oc. and 16 by 32 in-ground p:xt Make an offer. Obi. brick apts. 2 yrs. old. Bolh rented : near Middleport. ,- OiliER IIUST SEU - PRICE REDUCED - On this beoli1iful 2 ~ contempory sl'lled home. Unusual but ' ilh:li¥e lloor plan alows for 3-A BRs, 2~ balh~ 1unker living room with fireplp~, . n ·nitig mom. l:itd1en with dinner bor in lamiy roC:,.\1-'&.:'~will woodbu(ner 30x60 rrtiDI utili\ ~ includes 2ca garage, Shop, .......,..... and one-thid wncrete lloor. M on rl . - n quiet locltion. n but will yesterday's price r1 $62.900. • lAND LOTS Of lAND! ON MT. ZION RD. JUST OFF RT. 35 NEAR HOllER HOSPITAL APPROX. 190 ACRES. SOME FARM LANO, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. OON1 MISS THIS OPf'ORTUNITY IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY. '":f.. DOII'T JUST BY ntiS OIIE - You,must see inside! Contill:in onelii!Jr 28'x71T dOublewide will ,_ IICII. 3 bedpioml. U ~ eauiPPed ltitrl. fornilllivinlniOIII. flmiiY I1XJI1i ·,.jh 'tiikl _ . _ nl ~ Ctnralllir. Gqe. 11Jx40' ::J . ~ ~ pllio. .t~ ~9110. • .... p . l>OMEROY, 6. 992-2259 lEW USIIIIG - Sy!xuse- . . I .. ~ nice 3 bedroom rome with family room, I floof plan Ill in pd condition. Call for an immacu""' 12x50 ll1llblo rome is situalill on !!I.e lake (Racalon Cleelol and his Wiler lrorbtle. boat Wd< and OISY """" lu Oho River b I>Joti"' The horne indllles 2 IEdrooms. ~PJIOI! kilchen, f1KIII furnitur~ 10125 polio, 101130 screened por,dlll'lerlockin.&aeet. pus !OxiO sluraee, You musl see this ooe at "$18,5011 :rppolnbnent to lee. $35.900 bwn"' lrMslerred and sep~~~~e. $26,500. I r• ' • 111111111101 iOWIISIIIP - 4 IICrei. more Or less., Houle sllill2-''128'.llnd partially wooded. Apjl'ox. 2 mles hum Vi1IDn. \ 11572 •. B USTUII - VACMT 5 room bU:Idin& and ~ lotlt:lld - T'/IXIOft Like. Open Y~U Own cou'*Y !1m IIIII stodl picnic n1 fislinl needs. ~was used IS me and lfllltment 11 one time. ~ Y«Y low. . 11641 - - ' lllW umll&COIIIERCIAI.'BllltotiiG -Crown City liM new 1'111!111 llliklin& l.ot:ala:f at Rt 7, Maoo Addiion. Twu luis kDI 9l'xl50' deeiJ. Wiler and ' WE JUST IJSJED ASUPER NICE 3 II(DRODIIIDIIL£ HOllE WITH EXPAMlO. IN 11£ .KYGER CREEK AR£A NICE 1.£\fl. lOT. eltJdric ....ble. ' FREE GAS HEAT. $26.l01. ESTMUSifED 1M - DOWNTOWN AR£A. LIRIJ; SEATING r.N'ACIT)' WITH SPACE Fill ElCPANSKIN. ·SET Uf' lOR EASY li'ERATION. MOOERN EQUIPMENT. IF YOO ME lOt)(lNG lOR A rooD BUSINESS IIETTpl HIJIRY. IT'S . PRICED . TO SEW Business: Services . •' ...-------.,:. I. I, - HOUS-WORD · 304-e711·2211. lltic, . . . . . . . pump . . ~__.:::::SU==N=D=A::::;:Y=P=U=Z=Z=L=E=R:...__J.. , .__ ..""""". -,._..·--,..,... ·- 124--........ ....... , __ • SU .. _ / 11567 mobile home localed oo I acre. ·mcx-e (t less. Illig 111!1, two outblildin3\ smal pond. fruit lrees, stawllenies, ~ arbor. f'os9ble ~ 1565 ~-­ 2tT•a=w t28LMm 127- 71 . . . " - ... ........ , . , ._.._ 71 c:a.n·· prt.alpl ... ~~11 Or.- bclrdw 10Cid,...tor :12- 8( 'I'OUII-IDSS- Looling for apdsmllllrlln busiless?This ps sllliun at Jllllll! has Ill Alreldy stoclied and l8ldy to ... ~ IDdly b ltllle details. JUSJUSIBIIMGAIII! -196812-lbyWft.mobile home~ .56 -kit lbne Nls 2 bel!fOOms. 2 IMn( nioln, ~ 1qt and ref:Jf,ela1Di . llnfiUYill ~ llilll nri Willi', • tank. eledric. dnveway. Addison fonslip klcaliln. •• . . 1!610 III.W U$lliG - Fe.~ IHE IIMSTOII - This neat Jnd dean home is ideafly !iulled for I1!J1Ial property or surrmo: INI1Iing da5e mmwll Alurnilum !idin& nice battklaom. within walkingdi!lance 1D !IDleS. l'riced at $13.\m. 121 QlioiOOd 01 ~~-- •o.vo .. ~· c.a..c~ · fl589 r _ -,_ ........ ..27,..._ ...._.,..._ .... .......... ... -31-sa..... _ __ ............. .. ··......... ··.a-·--· .,_ ... .,_ ....... -- ·-·__ ..5.1-_ ··-,_·-..__ "~ ,.__. _... ........ n · w,.llbtw. '=J JUSt USTED - SJAIIIIIG OUl1 -, Then ttis is tiE home for you. 2 bedrooms. large kilchen. living roorl\ INih. pai11a1 blseillelt. Celar and cellar llluse. Wefl mainbri::ed. lila!. Country seltin&. $28.~ flios '· a lllW UmiiG -IJIIIIU FIIWICIIIG -low lnleresl ra1e. You can hive i:nmllliale p <i:OJ II ttis.nice2 sl!ry renukled home plus 311+ aae to room on. 4 bedrooms. blth. large uliltt room. fuel ol ~ 1rJiler haoloJp. ~x30' bam. IDbacco base. · 1!612 . .... """' ......... 10,._ ., -~ -~ 12~ . . . ,._ iOil 17M NKD4At. .. ~~~-­ etU:p .. 12t c..,. ••• t31 bnria-dl t32M>go ta.Bo0- 131f. . 117tn- ........_...., IM~pra)IW _, 141-<iglt ......_ 143F.._'orft'IOII:her .... ............. . IS-t5T•a , • . ~ MPmllr'•~ tGt.: - - , .... ......... -.o m-. • 11&16 . tots FOR SALE - Hyou are looking for uiJIX for VOO' ·· new 11ome then 1a1:e )'OUf clxlice.We have 1kits priced 1!1 sen. Owner will even help fiUance aquaJ;fied . , ·wiSIMAN .IS A ·· --...-.304-1811· a&o2. • IN GALLIA COUNTY Cell rnaeGr\. ..*"__ . ._oW_ CITY UICATIOfl -.A JIQd buy. Apd '*ler lloiile • 3 bed: wrns, iving room. diling room. kichen, balb, Cll1l!l Vinyl lidil& nat gas, utilily ~ at page. ~ dean. Priced at $25.500. Reduad .CALL ·' OR ~\;:'1=.=-tl /U~ 3643 M I,J.IIIirltlll. . . . ..v· . DIVId E. .......... TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 1163 Soc. Ave .. Ciotllpollo,ll 814·448· 7833 or814·446-. 1833. GET your carpot SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN BT£AMER . W - :en-•. for- I Nr.g.-ootJ. - GIIOCEIYISEIIVICE SfATIO!VCAIIIYOUT - RIGHT COMiliNA. TION FOil lftllriTBl ,GROWTH. Allf'Lf PARKit«:. LMNG 'OUARIIRS ON PREMISES. HIGH TRNAC AREA OWNER wtU (lPEN BOOKS ro SERfOUS BUY£R Ike WTMII, ilitii Upholstery maw. R•••enabla ,..... ~· 13.~ acres couwm AIIIDSPHEIE !1lflUUnds 1his 3 bedroom Mus! sell r.tH lilt "' PRICE .JEDUCED - $21,500. lllll for Ide detail!. carpet, lillllfll gas heal lJnlllached . . .. r,wn. Hoine Is in excellent condiliolll.liCited in · 87 304·111·2011 or 1711· COMPlETElY FUifiiSHED-2 bedroom frame oonie leidy for you to in. Eat-in·lii:hen, hq room. bltll. t nft,JIIIIIaf . . . boildi~ lA1ed 1D !1!1111 IIOIICE -This 3 bedroom frame nome his a~ for $28.000. IMflg room, large ltien. bltll. 2 STOI'I HOllE 011 EXIRA IAIGE UJf - 3 IIEilROOMS, LG. \!Yif«l RM.. EAT-IN KITMN, Q)ODIMRN, CH1C11EN l«llJSEAND '<:£ FOR AGARDEN. GOOD BUY AT $35,1XXJ. IEAIII.Y dJwt.mo - 3 IIBlRiloM lOG HOI£ ATIACHED GARAGE. B£AunFUL COUNTRY S£ITING. KYGal. CREEl< SCHOOLS. <MNER HAS PRICED FOR QUIQ( SALE. Dozer Work by Ted Honna. Dhchoo, panda, roods, lend cl•rtno. etc. Coli Motor Cor Brok~. 448-1682. JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lonlor, 304·876· 7397 . . Gono 8rnlth, 982·8308. - · I bl II"· 11611 iii.W USJIIIG - lUCKED NtfAY II TilE IOODS with privacy II your Owll Smal frame home wti1 2 bedllJOJm, iving mom. ltien. bath, baseued with family room. 2 acres with garden area, alllie trees. Priced in tl1e 20s. ff640 O!Abuildil~ . owner. • JlmH Boya Wlter SMviC..Aioo poolo filled. Coli 111 • -: 256 · 1141 or 814·441· 1171 or 814·4411· 7811 • . ' IIINGLE'B SERVICE INn c• d rooftue; including hot .., 11 If cation. cwpen· . $3.300. . 11549 . OWNER NEEDS To SEW .:... Asg]mable klan. Enjoy cool breezes and tile privacy of 3.6 acres with tllis oome felturing 3 b,edroorns. 1~ baths. large famiY room witll stone lreplace, ldl basement, 24'x24' '"""til& nnl Wiler andnumeroosema&. Priced a1 175 ACIIES -ll acres-'s. minel'al righls.l'o!silrle Near Racaron Creek. 11516 • lllW I,ISTliiG ~ .1910 DDl8.1WIDE HOllE with 3 . bednlOiriS, 2 blths;kik:tlen witllrifl&eand refripnb , . living room, diOOI areil. 2 aaes olland with pond, fruit trees, pn1en area. l!lod prage. LoCated II MI. Tabor .RIIId. BlAT THIS BAII;AII! - 6 acre surveyed kit Coonty l'llll!r and lledric available. l.ocatl!!l on SIR! Highway. .. RICE otD£1 2 IIEDROOII, """ my horne oo South Main. Yrnlon Bolh, iJroed lir bnace, some fumilllle. loc.!led oo J level lollojeallor retired iouJIO, Seei is beHvirl& Listed a! LOVtlY J.2 AAIICH IN EARTH TOllES - SPACE FOR AN. . OUTllOOR PARTY ON l!IG LOT WITH DOUBLE DECK, CHARMING UGHTED SIDEWALKS. HUGE FAMILY ROOM. EQUIPPED COUNTRY KITCHEN, FUll: BASEMENT, OOUBI.E GARAGE. A REAR AM> FOR $58.000 Pomeroy. 814· 992· 2284. 11541 OWJII!f financi1g. SUIIII£11f111E tmi£AT - 01 yeor-mund reae!lion. This t.ltf ard lot .llf.W USIIIIG - FARM PRICED TO sat - .This 4 · year old brick home plus IKl acres has been priced to sell and dt®" will also help finance. 2 metal barns plus ctllef oulliolldin~. «l acres boltomland.IDbacoo base. frut trees. and many ctllef eldras. . 1!61! llfJr1 when you buy this brid< ronch on Georae'• CreeiL Excellenl a>ndilion. inside and (II(. lubm 1\.jl blselnent. 3 BRs, st.puver. Ntchen, diniil~ and. I~. I!IJIIJII. Huge garden. area wilh ,fyuit 1rees oounty - · $53.500. $16~. Wilt !1!11 1!617 fa~. BlUE JEAII COUIITIY- Get elwoytmmthe noi!e\lfthe c:ily "\ Make alto<. GENE'S DEEP AM CARPET Cl N, ICOtcf:atiuerd•Witer extraction, •ado:IUro. FAEEootl· SlmU1ds tnis '2 stDry retnDdeled hoine 5.bedrmrm. Clllt1~J1!1y carpeb!d. aluriinum siding. «<x«l bam, stoclied pond. IJIOd tence. lllbiCw base and mu::h inore. lf you are wanting aplace in tile country, klok no ~=~u.~=~~oo:== IIIJ!Illl with worii$IQ>, plus 12 acre yard will llllden. HURRY! 11601 IIMSTIIEIIT AIID IIICOIIE - !'lime location oo Rt 35 - .Jacl:son Pike. II acre more Of•less 'llilh mo1ri1e home and do~blewide, 24'x56'. ~ pre!e011y ~. ~ II JXESiJilitjes. This ooe is 'priced 1D sell fast Call IIIII FAIIII - ' GEr OFF TO AGOOD SfNir- Exce1ont horne.IJrfirsttime buytrs.l!uality construclipn in litis 311! JJJlclt. Allo ltdudes . eal<n kil<llon. 2 fifetMces. lull bosontent. ~ lloo:l. and OI'IIJ1izod I tor IJilraJ!. Gas "- $44,900. IIOIEIIIATE POSSESSION - BREAKFAST NOOK. 2 CAR GARAGE. POOL -· -•ble ·-· II· con..d. Colt 614 · 258· 1711 . . $55,(01. . and dinllg """'- h.jl bMer)tent. deloched 1Ji11818 and • wtrllshop. Nat. gas heat. plu• a ~ate pine b"i!ed yanl. ; THIS HOME COULD BE THE BUYOF THE YfAII locATED IN CENTENARY, BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS il!liCK AND FRAME RANOt HAS 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY RM., FORMAL DINING. room. 3 or 4 bedrooms,~ room, .2 car allaehed ' J ·. INT A~lll!RAIH:HIIOII( IN TOWII- You wil fiitd the $29.900 price IJtl hlrd 1D beet "' this modern 3bodro:Jm home on ltedgeMIOd Dr. Hoffers a!dar shake sidini ililchen ; E. MoinL.UiiiQW.U H- M-Ropolr lorvlceo. Moot onythlnv Sclaaon. Febric •hop •• 7 ACRES - Oose fo Rio Grande. Build 1D sud yourself. water avadalrle. Road frontage St. Rt 325. No restrictiOns. $10.500. · We can guarantee that if one of' .the nine major ' . working components of your home does need rejlair or .even replaced, the most:-tt wi'll c.ost ~ou · is ·· ,. •· $100.00. That's all. .We~ II·pick. ·,up tlr!l rest of.ttle bill. . We can help you find your next home, finance it, and protect it. Give us a call, or better yet. stop in and see us. • ' - HS71 BUOY THE PEACE AIID Q11£f of the country in His SEWINCi Mochlno roplilro.. oorvlco. Aull:orlrod Singer • S•too lit Sontlce Shorpan · ~ R:nl . Rent from one will help wfth the utilities. II rooms and 2 klts. . H. • I Homo lmp,.,.-•11 vinyl oldlng, IOOIIt>tl, .oom llddltlon, _ , . wln~o. otono. CoH 114·387·0408 Of 114·317·7244. 1Dday. WE CAN'T GUARANTEE THAT l'f WON'T, BUT.. .. On k O:DUBL.E - ( ~ .' Rt 7 acre for $7,000 or i" Racine setup for one, ;: oot room for 2. Asking $6,500. ., lawn. AddiSon Township. .... and the water heater offers -more than just cold . water. · Housing .'-leadquarters bath, U basemen!. 2 car. prage. All .... or the wiring or plumbing won~t cause you a·lot of headaches. · · ;!IAJ~ - PRICE REDUCED - 4 bedroom home. Awell ooit modem rome. l.ocaled Route 7 abcMi Cheslire. Full basement, large kichen,larlll! plel5ing living room. \ \oi baths. lltached {!llfap!. tarRe wei ~ndscaped kit . Reduced price $41,200. saraee. oovere11 patio. Pricad in tile 50s. Frame and bridl3 bedroom ranch. and (jnjng area, living room, large ax· 11635 Excavating Ciood· 1 . Excevotlng, booe· manto, footero, dri-oyo, Hptlc tonko, londoceplng. Coli onytlmo 81~·446 · · 4137, Jon\oo L. Dovloon, Jr. ~flfig. eome ren:odlllng. 20 yrw. oxp. Coli 114'311·9112. lovely brick and frame ranch. Eat4n kitchen, living, ... ;that the air conditioner or furnace won't blow up. • "· """~· Equipped kitchen, dinbeautiful large ivinQ' and of carpeting. Onl1 $32,900. PAINTING· irlterlor ond tenor', plumbing, • WOULDN'T IT BE NICE TO KNOW .... USfiNG - like new 3 1.- ~edro:J'!' ooe floor in Tuppers . 100 ACRES -' Deer and ~her game. Only $300 per acre. rea1y nic:a .Call ~y! AND HEATING Cor. Fourth ond Pine Gillpo41o, Ohio Phone 814-446·3888 or 614-44t-44n . . 12'x60' mo!Jile home wittl IIICpando. WOQded ~nd and WHEN YOU BUY YOUR NEXT HOME..... 8 rm. frame to siOfes in Middleport 3 baths, cenlral heat E~:~~~\~·~a~nd~.MI basement , INVESTMENT ·- Excavating CAFIT£1'1'1 PLUIIIIBINO 83 III.W U$11116 -WHAT A8IM for $16,900 you can own 2~ acres, :noq: or less in the counlrY and a -- USTING - 1"-nratt trR SPOT - · ,,.,t WE HAVI: A BUTEil iJr this home but ifs not Ued up b1 a copl!ad. However, 1he may ~ hermon"' '"' day and 100'1 have mimi 001 oo this 3BR ranch w~ I~ bath>li,ihg room and liljl1ilj room. eat<n krtchen an.d 2car garage. Located on Jay Dr, this hoffi!, is AB~UTELY a good buy at $4~000. Buy"' Protection oo wmllOOIJlb iJr a full year after sale. ~umillJm and redwood lidin' Don't wa,l 141 ACitf:S Of VACMT LAIID with crop l.!nd, good .....g · timber, yotlfll sllnd rl wnl he$. Ideal Wlions b wanly Wiler ovailoiJe. 5bedrooms, living 11111111, 21 ft. of calJnels in kitchen. 2 ful balhs, full 4 car praee.litual!d oo I acre. This rome his hid • lot ol T.LC.lols ol possibilities. CaK tor more details ' .' ' • - . . . 11637 1- - - - - - ---::- lmprovarnentt' HOlE UIDEt COIISI'IIUCiiol - Have yoor choice lillie finillina lluches on Ills l-shaped bridl ranch. 3 liedrcoms, 2 belhs, IMnt IVOJil, larlll! kilthen. formal diningna,IIIJched aaraee.All tiJjs plus 171Ctes !lith pond outbuildin . ~ ~5 JllW umtl8 -IIICII Rr. 35 - Plumbing & Heating '73 .T orryCo-. 2&fi.Hif .contolnod, with olr, JIM' & PLUMBING.& HEAT· f2.200 .oo. Locoted Hond· lNG . Rt. 1. lox 3111. Galli· ....,.. l t., Honcleroon. w: polio. CoH 614· 3•7•011711. Va. . IHULAW'I Plumbing ond H-lno. 211 •'•.th ••·. Point Ptoooont, w. va. 304· 8?1·11420. Uconttd end lnoul'tld. 11591 Real Esta1e General 82 30 fl. 8porton !roilier ,8 4, . fUlly otH contolnod, O:r. Ciln ... ol Fair cempvround, lot 11A. 88,1100. SOUTHERN HIUS R.E., INC. · to 81400. Cell 814·742• 2281 or 304-773, 6884. VIRGIL B. SR . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 83 ' CAPE r.oo muNG - 2 storv oome !lith 3 bedrooms, I ~ blths, Win& IVOJI1 with fir~~. f!Jfmal dining IVOJil, ~!£hen plus sunny breakfalt room, f~ room in ful blselnent, I car prage, slorage btilclini • This oome is in exte~ent Condition. ~I Home Improvements 446-6610 ·PUt Ntu.rt~rl to work for you: Motorcycles 81 Motor• Home• & Camper• RHI E1tate General nJoepWogoneerp.o., p.b., ~ l="'•m " g $35,000. 79 18 ft. s,s, Bolo rod lliollver, 115 Mer(:ury motor, br1nd new power head never used . · Show room condlton. •1.000. Coli 814·867· 8389. 1978 Chevrolet Blazer 4 WD, 360 onglne, U;600. Coli 446·8688 9· 6, 448· 7141 otter 5. " Motors Home• & Campers metalfl1k1, IN REAL EST.A TE SALES IN .GALLIA CO. flO. .' 79 Motor• H.orM• &CampBI'I \ 19!14 Doilge D·&O 4x4 . 2000 mJieo. . 8.8.000. Coli 614·388·8270 . full grill guord lito 7B Romchorger 74 79 ...~ 150 ...... <1 t51t.Harh ,.......,.....,. 'IO'T~and ..... "3W..Iftdltll • • , 2 .. •co-. 5--.: , I Aonw1 !101 10 ISt:*1*l '** 12 FNnch Midi 13 t-'rtb'• P'",... 1·~·.,... 15,.....bhn~ �!tap 0.8-The Sunday Time5-Sentinel Pome10y-Middleport-Gallipolit, Ohio-Point PleaM!nt, W. Va. ~ •• • • • • South Texas drought leads ·. to mandatol-y · water rationing slrn.NEr, Texis ,.._ APOLLO 11 CREW -F)-om left, Nellllnnstrong, • ~ Aldrm lllldMichael Collins IIIISWer quesllons at a , prees conference bt lroqt oft~ moclwp ~ lhe space , slndtle Efaerpr8l at the Louisiana World Expollltlon July 22, 1984 -The (JwtndllngwatersuppUes. ' rontracttorlakewater, hesatd: water crtsls In IQUth-central Texas City wells have dropped to their Jobn Specht, gelleral manager of is worsening now that the Guada· lowest recorded- level, and .a the river authority, and Fred lupe River has stopped t1ow1ng Into voluntary plan In efkt since Pfellfer of the San Antonio River CanYon Lake tor the first time In :U rnld-June hasn't worked, city Man- Authority were to meet wtth Texas years, offlclalssald. agerKenTaylorsatd.~iaued Department of Water Resrurces And as mandatory water rationftve warnlnP to rationing violators olllclaJiJ In Austin to consider a Joint ing begins In 'Burnet, the Lower Thuraday, he said. ''water .~ter system" for both Guadalupe Business A.uociatlon CmunerclaJ water users and river buins. . says it wt11 buy water tor the third tbolewtthprlvatewellsaree~~empt _ State law allows for creation pf Ume II$ year to keep Its river • fror)l the rationing plan. . S1,ICh paan. 10 differentiate between . recreationbuslnesses, downstream ThecltyofSeguln,whlchjlepend$ water rights In extr'l!nleiY1 dry from the CIII\YOft Lake Dam. ~t .onwatertrom the Guadalupe River. pet1o(ls. The pnty such pl8n noW In · ·· over the weekend. . ls also scrambllni for alternative · place is for the Rio Grande, The two-Yt:ar drought in Texas supplies, said Davtd Welsch; planSpeCht said such a plan woulji has prompted mandatory water ntng and devel<lPilll!llt diPectilr of rnlnlrll1ze "water rustling," alra~ntng In Austin, AbUene and the Guadalupe-Blanco River thouihhesaldthetllegaltapptngof Corpus Christi. Numeroos corn- Authority'. . river water is not yet a problem. muntties In salth Texas which buy He said city otllcials have talked Du1'1ng.the llrst six months of thf waterfromCorpusCbristlalsohave a~t drilling wells or _pumping year, Abilene, which has a large . beenforcedtolmplementcuthacks. _ water Into the river from a cattlelndQstry,hadonly4.231ncbl!s A voluntaryplan is In effeCt In San city-owned well tn Qruene and ofraln-thedrlestsix-mon)hperlod Antoioo. · capturing it wl)en ureaches Seguin. since the National Weatlier Servictl bt New Orhm F'rfda¥. 'l1le Apollo 11 ~ cot All but 59 ot Texas' 254 countieS · The city may also 'try to ~ a began keeping recordS In lll!6. togatu to Celebrate 111e1r hlatorlc moon IMMI!ng Ill · havebeendi\CiaredeiJgiblefor!IOIIIe , . - - - - - - . . - - - - - - , . . . - - - - - - -.......--:yeaiB ago. (AP I n rphofo ). fonn of federal disaster assistance, · · said George Svatek of the Farmers Home Administration. . In Burnet, city offtcials began mandatory water rationing Thursday to help relieve an overtaxed pumping system and conserve CAP> , ;J ieirut-bound flight hij~cked; passengers, crew releas'e d By SCHERHEZADE FARA MARZJ • AlllloclaledPress Writer - BEIRtn', Lebanon (AP)- Alone · hijackerwteldingaMolotovcocktall released all 1!16 people aboai-d a Mlddle East Airlines jet Saturday . "'ibortly after the plane landed at llelnat airport, allport officials said. :· The hijacker, identified by statef'llll Beirut Radio as Atef .Zein, · 'Shiite Moslem from southern Lebanon, 11rst freed about 90 women and chlldren passengers and then 'agreed to let the rest go In !!Xchange 'l or being allowed to hold a plane-side photo session wtth journalists, the Qftlcialssald. ',- Theman5urrenderedandwasied ' , pway In handcuffs by police, ofDcials reported from the airpo;t. ltwasnotconftnnedwhetherhehad _bem allOWed to hold the photo JI!SSIOn. . · '!be radio said the hijacker told Lebanese government and other l!egOtlators that he staged the hijack a to "dramatize the plight of south Lebanon under Israeli occupation." Israel has occupied south Lebanon since June 1982. The Boeing 7U7;~ aircraft, owned by Lebanon's national "alrline, canied 137passengersandiune crew .members when it was seized hall an hour after it took off from the Persian Gulf emirate of Abu Dhabi 011 a regular flight to Lebanon, airport and Middle East Airlines ofllcials said. It landed five hours tater, atl: 50 p.m. The .state radio said Zein had earlier told the Beirut al!p)rt cOntrol tower he had two other Transport M~ter and ~ leader Walld Jwnblatt, aild Haltham Jumaa, senior aide to Shiite leader Nablh Bern, joined Skaff In the negodatlons at the control tower, · the radio said. roiish dissi~ents . granted_amnesty • WAIU3AW, Poland (AP) ...,. The Peace Prize winner In a telephone )lroved a general amnest)o tor 652 i ·~~ opponents,lncludlngseven · · Solidarity leaders and four of . · union's top advisers. ~- ''The amnesty bill passed today Is '811 expiesslon of humanltadanlsm, !Jutatthesametlme,ofthes~ Qfthest.ate," said PollshleaderGen,_ Wojclech Janmelskl In a 5peclal sesslonofParllamentthatconvened .rter the bill was approved. July 22 Prison · ~~Jwnblatt,asenioraideto . ·Standoff ended . jackers lnunedlately after the jet BeirutalrporthadreopelledJul,y9 afterafive-monthshutdowndllrtng the latest round of Lebanon's civil war. Late Friday night, pollee said a rocket smashed through a thirdfloor window In the Soviet Embassy annedhlja~rswtthhim,onelnthe In Moslem West Beirut, and an pilot's cabin and one at the rear of anoeymous caller warned the the plane. Soviets against meddling tn Leba- But· once hegotlators went on nese affa!IS. board after the plahe landed, they 1 Shortly after the rocket, fired discovered he was alone In the from a rooftap about 100 yards hijack,accordlngtotheradio. away, extensively clarnaged the Lebanon's state radio said acting · Soviet Embassy, fighting erupted Interior Minister Joseph Skaff south of Beirut and continued until opened negotiations wtth the hi- dawn today. :Polish Parliament Sa:turday ap- --mtervlew from his apartment In the A Guide to local .Television PJ"OtV&mming clded wtth a ceJetratlon marldDg the 40tli lllllllversacy of the proclamatlon of €ommunlst rule In parts of Poland llberatecl fr<m Nazi Germany by the Soviet Union In ATI'ICA,N.Y, (AP) -Nearly:DI Inmates at Attica state prison retuJ-Iled. to their cells Saturday, seven' hours after they refused to leave a prison yard when a prisoner who hit a guard wtth a batwasshoi, of!l.dals said. '!be 182 Inmates at the prison, . where 42 people died In a bloody Inmate uprbing In 1971, "were ·repeatedly asked to go In and )hey refused," said Jttn Flateau, spokesman for the state Pepartment of Correcttonal'Servtces. · · "Then on ·their own they ~ decided to come tn, at about 5: ll. 'Iberewasnouseofforceatalltoget thE!m back ln. The situation dldn 't require it, .. Flateau said. Oftlclals earlier today hadsaldl25 inmates Wl!l'l!ln lhl!prillonyanl, but after the Incident ended, said 182 inmates lpl!lll the nlgbt In the yanl. About ill otber liunates who Wl!re In the yard following the 10 p.m. Friday 'shooting had returned to their cells by 2 a.m. today, said ·Baltic port~ Gdansk. Flateau. · . "If such opportunities · are· not The Others llllt peacefullY !llltslde created, It people are not able to until5: ll a.m., authorl~ said • engage In actlvlty wtthln sensible 1944. ''TIIere's no probil!m othel' than limits, then lnooelllQIIIh's time we'll Present In the audience for have · a . slmDar situation and Jaruzelskl's speech ~ delega- ·they're out In the yard," Flateau probably even more In prison than tlons fr<m Poland's Warsaw Pact said during the standoff. ·there ani rim." allles,lncl~SovletPrlmeMlnls­ '!be trouble began when Ill\ Thie amnesty also wt11 cover ter Nikolai Tlkhonov. lt was viewed Inmate attildred a guard wtth a nearly •35;roJ people jiilled . for · by the -Polish opposition and metal bat In the prison's "C" yard, non-political crimes, Said govern- Western observers as a significant Flateau said. t~ July 28 • .. IIIMZjhJ ' VideoDisc.. . 1 lnclucks complete . 10 FREE RENTALS INCL\JDED listings '. ' __ •· ·Showbeat Over 1,000 Movies To Choose From PageS ,. _ 446-$051 ELLIOTT'$ SILVE~DGE PLAZA . ........inw. c:.wv Ollloe ~ wuz ...... ..... .., .............. 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Reg. 169.00 Desk Chair ........;...... :............. ,...... : Sale sss.oo 172.00 Night Stand ............ ~ ....... ;............. Sale 158.00 *124.00 Po•ter ·Becl .. ;................................ Sale 199.00 112.9 .00 Spindle Bed •.•••••. ! .~ .......... ~ ......... Sale 1103.00 1132.00 4-Drawer Chest ~ ............... , ~ . .-..... Sale S106.00 1149.00 Desk············~··················"··--········· Sale 5119.00 1156.00 5-Drawel' Che&t ......................... Sale 1125.00 1176.00 Chest-on-Chest ................_..1.:..... Sale tf41.00 1189.00 Single Qr...er............ ~ .•••.•.•..•.•.. Sale 1151.00 S249.00 Double Dresser .......................... Sale 11".00 1319.00 Triple Dre.S.r .............................Sal•. 1~55.00 • fest Is Jlllill, • :rile dinner Is tradltlonalb' held Mcll year on the llrst Saturday In ~ ' GA 3 ua OH stW fulijtlves from authorities, "thts Of years when "every time you JUrned around, we had water problems." explains Mayor Brown. .. An lnltial 198'.! Appalachian tteglonal Commission (ARC) grant £BI1IIl alter lour years of appllcatbls and negotlafuns wtth several iiamcfes, the mayor said._ ~ Vlaloa&. Dllmer .•. 'Ib!b village wtll, on Saturday, Alii- 4, continue a 116-year-dd fradltlon when the Vtntoo Bean - ' . GALLIPOLIS .... C. OPEN .STOCK Improvements In 1978 after a period ,;, ' ment spokeSman Jerzy Urban. by authot~l~•lt>s:·~ ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;.;iiijiiiiiii;iii;i;jjijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji Urban warned that those who are conctllatocy The scopegesture ~ the amnesty !it£p. There has been no return to freed ~ld '"not count 011 soft- the posslbll1ty of im easing of the ~I\YIII\dthereW111notbeone," · heartedness fnm authorities". if U.S.-ledsanctlons~posedagalnSt . . fi!!sald. theyresumetheactlvitiesforwhich the Polish govenunent by Western ' ! Government otficlals said a't a theywereor1ginallyjatled. govemmentsfollowlngthe.Dec. l3. llewsconferenceforWestemrepor- • The government's acilon coin- l!Wnlmposltiondmartiallaw. · · '· ' _: ten that Solldartty underground,--------------~------; , .. fllures will be covered under the . afnnest:y if they report to authorities ·fi; the !!lid of the year and pledge to ' .tq, theti- actlvlttes. Solldartty leader Lech Walesa ~ It the amnesty rovers all $llldar1ty Dgures, Including both thOle detained and tllooe who are , The village starteq plans for . ' • "It proves that us theto situation 1n the Country enables take such a l)ydrants. .. us• OUR FREE PARKING LOT • J ' . I I Serving Gallia, Meigs and Mason COunties ' ,. ' 1 .. ' . .' ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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