http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d425d4ce73f411a5839f46230c7cee36.pdf 877e4c00463e5903303ce164404348a5 PDF Text Text Squads answer 11 weekend alarms Eleven squad runs were reported over the weelrend by' the Met,s County Emergency Medical Services. MIDDLEPORT FIRM BUYS PAJR OF LAMilS''Jbe l'I!Sel'\le cl!ammplon plllr · of lambs were purchased by Valley Lwnber1 MlddlqJori for 11.55 a pound at the-anooai4-H·FFAIIVestocluiale held at the Meigs County Fair Friday nlllfJt. Owner was Charlie Barrett, Rt. 1, Rutland. l'lctured are, J.mes Thomas, buyer, Charlie Barrett, IIWIII!I', Lisa CoiiiDs, Jll!llor Fair Queen, Ann Trabier, assistln~ and Jim Parker, Jualor Fair King. . ·- • ·, .. .. l. Saturday's ruris Included:. Mlddleportwascalled at 1: 16a.m. to352 N. Third for Ronald Dlles-nOn· transport; at9:43a.m. Raclnewent to the Howard Roush residence on Main Street for' a Ore; Middleport was called at 11: II! a.m. Storys Rlln Road for Myrtle Flfe to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at .2: 03 p.m. Raclne went tri Racine Station for · Ride Randolph to Veterans MemorIal Hospital; Emergency runs for Sunday Included: Middleport was called at. 1: i2 a.m. lor Paula Horton to ~eterans MEmorial Hospital; at J!!: 53 a .in. Rutland went to Main Street lor Katherine Reed to Holzer Medical Center; at 1:11 p.m. Ruiland went to State Route 325 for Kathy Saxton to VeteransMernorlal Hospital; Pomeroy went to County Road 10 at 11:41 p.m. for Lois BaUey to H.olzer Medical Center; Pomeroy was called 11gatn to 3 Fisher St. for Norman Smith lo Veterans Memorial Uospital; Rutiahd went to State Route 124 at6:03 p.m. for Beatrice ~ Baseball roundups , Kennedy to Holzer Medicai'Center; •• Middleport went to Riverside Apart.~ men!$ at 8:12p.m. for a fire. ' Story,phoCooo ' cohmnoo . I • PALLAS (AP)! Republican t;On· , Dole and Dole tiCket. His w!fe often ventlon delegaiA!s, !Ired by partisan is mentioned as a top prospPCt to be s · ,..._.,._, ... ..... •..., white _,.....,... "' illd blue" and 1'1-IJh'& to bold the 11De OD talla ail! auure vlcltlly In anyfllt\U'ewar. ' DiJieDter'l fnim 1be OOIIIel'\':atlve planksonmclal....,.aild,fmnlbe TOP OF SHOW - 'lbe best of show pets Ill the Meigs County Fair junior lair pet show Friday stand In front ollhe Judges. refuslil to lilclude eYell 'belllgn mention at, the Equ.i Rlibls Arnenllqlmt In lbe platform faDed A Rt. 1, Long Bottom man was cited by the Galli a·Meigs post ofthe state highway patrol for DWI following a Saturday morning accident on Ohio 7. The patrol said Nathan Boatw· right, 18, was southbound lnChester Township when an unlndentlfied unit swerved left of center ln his direction. Boatwiight reportedly swerved to avoid the unknown unit, lost control, went off the left side of the road and went lnto a ditch. According to the patrol, the un· known vehicle then continued on. The 1: 10 a.m. accident caused moderate damage to BOOtwr!ght's car. The patrol said Brian K. Hannis, 19. Rt.1, Reedsville, was eastbound on U.S. 33, 1~ mlles west ·of Pomeroy, when a Mer reportedly ran lnto his path at 12:10 a.m. Sunday. Thl' accident killed the deer and caused moderate damage to Hannis' car according to the patrol. Arms reduction speaker is chosen Dr. Lyle Anderson, a member of the national executive board of the Freeze Voter ln Columbus. wUI speak to a local group interested in nuclear a!JTIS reduction at St. Peter's Efllscopal Church at 7: :ll p.m. Aug. 23. The group is interested lna means of worklng for pPace without overlooking the need for naUonal security, a spokesman said. Anderson is a former associate professor of philisopey at Wittenberg University. Corrections In the account of the death of Philip Fisher, Raclne, it was reported In The' Da'Uy Sentlnel that Meigs Sheriff JamesJ. Proffitt had said that the late Mr. Fisher was arrested on arson charges. Tliis is Incorrect and Sheriff Proffitt did not make that statement. The sheriff said that Mr. Fisher was arrested • • ' . . Republican Party:· said Sen. Lowell Welcker of COnnecticut. "This ·platform siX1Ws lt." Welcker led an unsuccessful ettort by moderates to obtain enough signatures to carry their ·light tothetloor. ''The numbers Just weren't thel'i!.'ilsald )Velctcer. "I don't thlnlf It's worth the paper it's written on,'' RE'p. Sllvlo Conte of Massachusetts said of the plattorin. Even the White Hoose had lOM!e. reservations with 'the platform, particularly the plank saying the · Federal Resel'\le Board's "destab"The far ' right controls the l!zlng actions mu~t be' stopped.'' -m w Roy Eblin, 26, Pomeroy, was arrested Saturday lll()mlng on charges of breaking and enterlng the Pomeroy Wlne Store and not Ray Eblin. IRONTON, Ohlo (AP) -Darrell McFann II quickly is building a reputation .as a proven veteran on the go-cart circuit despltP belngonly 12 years old 3J!d having two years expPrlence. McFann flnished fourth In the Junior Circuit Go-Cart Races at Huntlngton. W. Va., for drtvers 8 to 15. He won 11 races tasi year and has raced ln West Virginia, Kentucky, lndlana and Ohio. Engine trouble forced him to drop out of two other· races. McFann's cart averages 45 mlles pPr hour and weighs 265 pounds. It cost an estimated $1.:.nl. • 1[ !i CRAZY DAZY DAYS!!! • • YOUR AD WILL .REACH A 3 COUNTY AREA GALLIA-MEIGS-MASON • !I :1 I L4•wlliall • : A petition - from senior citizens rtiQuestlniabreakonrecenthlkeslp ihe water and sewer charae& In P<Jue:oy was presented ~ ~j'Y VlonlllagMeondayCouncllnlghmett in tI j' ! I i t t I" tim' .. <• ' bankmoreconvlnclnglythanRonald~;~"~:!!.-~tha:tc:l:os:ses:·~thenorthemedgeofFountalnSqu~. ' Meigs left out again But wllll a llae. IJtate Bet~. .Job'DD Ballter, l'llla IIIII 'ftel'lllaiW.'IilliiiiWellllllll OOIIIlpolll, llllclllloe wll liMe a ver!NII approval or 8la I • . . be ..wd tBiwlcrlllle-IHI'he!hmlntwoortbree~ • I 'llllllleOo .... ,llllclllanee .n...._ .. Kirr, or tile - tw• r 'Ole · - of · Jllaal appi'IJ\'allf alloWed u!d AuJ. 31. PwwUJ . . . . 'fll'aprli'lDjMVWWetllel'llla , ... PI Principals given · t~o-year contracts P!lndpall fir tine C!lemelltary schools dtbeSoulbeml..ocalSchool Dlalrlct Wlft pen two year COillraC1S wbelllbe Soulbern Board of m..alloo met Ill nigular 1m Moaclay lll&bt Named to ll9've u prtnclpaiS at the three orJtnola were Mickey HOI»ck. l'lll1land Elementary; De1n · Rallb, Letart Falls, aild \~ . - tlmf!s by the pro-Republlcan, flag-wavmg crowd. But he was drowned out twice by hecklers who chanted, "No More Reagan.'' One heckler cllmbed onto the branches of a tree about 100 feet from where ReagaJi spoke aild hung an anti-Reagan banner. AgEnts quickly. pulled him from the tree and tOOk him Into custody as the crowd cheered. The man was ldentlfled as W1111am Rogers,~ of Dayton. Pollee said hE was charged with dlstUrtiing a lawful meeting and released to await a court heartng later In the week. Other demonstrators cartted banners criticizing Reagan's civil rights · record and protesting U.S. lnvolvmlent ln eentral America. But !hey were outriumbered by pro-Reagan banners hung from stairways, overlooking olllre oollillngs and a skywalk : ts S50 ~ Y~, pro-rated over the twelve rronths. · Clerkandtreasurer,BIUSnoufter, SuRgesled cashing a S35,(D) certlft. Cite of deposit With $1!i,<XXl or the money to be relnvelted In anotber . certlfiCite. About $1&56.25 of tlle money will be held over lor sewage bonds until Decernblil' and the oilier $12XI. 75 wtl1 go into the genera) COI'pOI'Iltlon account which incluca the general fund. 'Ibis Slliiii'I!Siion sess . · : Mrs. Ji'hll8lllEII8 . Follrod dis· CUSsed the recent hike In water and , !lfWa&e rates in Porn~ aild p!'I!IIC!IIted a petition contallllng · nearlY · SJ1 siiJiatun!S of senior \l(as approved by council. cltllcD flvm the POinerOY area. In another dl8cusslon, It was 'nle petltloa l'l!llllflted 1 dlllcount mentioned by council member BW torlli!lllarctllafl&alnt'el'Mit~ Young that ditches in the Naylcrs Ira Ill IIRd 1naJmes and !lnd It RunHWareaneedtobecleanedout. dlfllclllt to pay the higher rates. . Water l'!mnlng across the new Mayor ~ Seyler explained to blaCktop ~~--~ft t the road. Mrs. Follrocl that !be council bas nil;, · Similar ;;b;~ work a111o 0011bol D11i!r water and sewage needstobedooeonPleasantRidge, rates. He then refeut!d her to the Y~-r'tp(ll1ed. . 8oanl crl Public A1t8lrl which TIM! cauetay canrnlttee. met handlel aD utllltea. beforl! the reeuJar COUDCII meeting HauyEbUn,alooaltraallbauler, to dllcuss D-payment d grave reqn Ucl a pennlt to r.l lraah feel. ~ lbe Pon •11&' diY 11111111. 'lbe eommltii!Uald lbe llpl!lling O!!wll apprcMid llleplllllitafter and cloltDI IIIII are not beln& paid etritltW the 11'"'1-Moe ~ to and cou!CIJ docs not bave a aoocl \'IdlY Ill! 1ep111y ainae IMn two way to laeap track of whetller the blulln In lbe vllllp. · tees have belli paid. · . AccOidlaa toOrcJinencP414. there ' Council advlaed themmmll1£e to taao limit oo the number at haulenl check wllb Bemw Ewtna. who has irallllllaatbetruekUIC!dlnh•ullqla helped aclmlnllter the fllell Iii lbe . couaiidlllunemanner. put aild Pit Thoma. who does the . 'nleOOil~atrull~ullnapennlt · ~· •q- M All ADS CASit :N ADVANCE NO PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL 8yNAN<lY fOACIIAM !< ,, !1 Reagan, saylngMcnaalewouldralsetaxesandstlfle the t(,i:nxnlc I'I!COI/l'IY. bo!TOWI!d Glenn's primaiy· season criticisms. He said Glenn accurately predicted that Mondale's policies "n!'IIP8ledafundamentaliackofsupportforan adequate national defense." "Jolm Glenn Is an authmtic American hero." Reagan sale!. "And it's too bad the leaders of his party havdii flllli!llllstmlng." · · Gleall ptutl!tted Reagan's use of his words, 1l!lljJOIIdlnaf ''If Ronald ReagiD wants to quote me, I wUbhl''dbelmellmiJUIIhtolellthewholestcxy-and quote a ,.. at the thlnp I laid about him and his lliJrnllll!ltrallon. The fact Is po ptesldeqt In my mer.nory hal broken more pmnlses or brokBJ the Pon,eroy $enior ·. citizens seek ·lower water rate I I ·Gallipolis Daily Tribune The Daily_Sentinel Point Pl~sant ·Register last part belli," he said. , "I wish Reagan WOUld have tallred / to lOme CINCINNATI (AP) - President Reagan was all unemployed ileel WOI loa s,'' city COUliCilman a.,.rtes ott evidence of economic tmp!dternents during h1s tenn - thm declined to 1 Luken said. ''It's hard IDiooklntotht!lacesdllnewbo can't find jobs aild telllheni !bey livelli a boom town.'' taa1ce credit for them, p~;~lslng the American people Luken said thedowntownecmamlc l!lqlllliSimlsan m.tead. . attempt to replace taCiory jobs being lost. Luken . But the president, stopping Monday in Ohio during a accUsed Reagan of leaving Cincinnati Voters wfth a Mkl_welt (:81J11!8lgn swing 1prlor to his U1p to the false iriJpresBion that he .wUJ not 1ncreue taxes H Reputi~atlonal CorwmUon, Irked Democrats re elected. , with his comments. fleagan said In his speech on OOiiniOMI Foulttaln . HeltrltstedSen.JOhnGiennbyquotJniaitlclsmthe Square, "Cinclnniltl'sthrlvlng. You'renot1Deco11omic · OhloDemclcrat madeofpresidentlalcalldldateWalter recovet:V - you're In economic l!lqJIIliSion. Just look Mondaledurtngtbelrprtmary-electlon battle. around us at ~ this constructilln, at the gle8mbig . 'lbl!n four hours after Reagan viewed Clndnnatl's ~~and the shopi and resta\ll'llllls beklw. 'downtOwn otflre.trJWel" construction and llJ'OII<',IJICe '"nnewrla', Stephen Blrtnlngbatn.cameherejusta the city a ')nodern bootn town" that symbolizes tlle .. few )'eW1'S 8jlo iiJid PL£ ~ your clly ,is lllliOOIII, natlon•s recoveJY ,Jocal Dem!l£l'llts aild WQnployed ullderstall!d, ettlclent - and COIIII!IVadYe. I lila! the ' plant WOrkers told a news coliterence.that the boom hasn't ~up everyone. smiles• as · lie reeled li Leona T. Smith ' . ' FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN THE ,CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS; GET 3 MORE DAYS FOR JUST 1¢ . cited in Cincy speech NO, WE'RE NOT GOING STIR-CRAZY BUT HAVE WE GOT A CRIAZY DEAL ' 'FOR YOU Building reputation Mrs. Leona T. Smith, 188, of LeRoy E. Piersall. T/, of Mason, died Sunday in Veterans Memorial Ponx'roy, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital following a short Hospltat.in Pomeroy. . ·Born March 8, 1907, in Marlon, illness. Mrs. Smith was born March 10, Ind., he was the son of the late Dawson E. and Cora Ellen Long. 1896, In Pomeroy, the daughter of . He was a general structural steel the' late James E. and Alta Hiland supPrvisor for the A.E.P. Service Tracy. She was the wlfe of the late Corporation, member or the Mason Eddie A. Smith. United Methodist Church, member of the Aracoma Masonic Lodge AF Mrs. Smith was a life time and AM No. 99 In Logan, and a member of the Pomeroy United member oftheO.E.S.l..odge No.l86 Methodist Church. She was aiso a lnPomeroy. member of the Por)'leroy Chapter Gavin officials halt . He Was preceded in death by his 186 of the Eastern Star and a past application acceptance wlfe, La Vera P. BallPiersallln1983. president of the Drew Webster Due to an Influx of applicatants, Also preceding him In death were American Legion Post 39 auxiDlaJY. the James M. Gavln Plant · at two sisters and a brother. Cheshire is no longer taklng Slirvlvlng Mrs. Smith are two · Survivlng are three daughters, applications for job seekers. Slnce Betty LishandLaVera Yeager, both daughters and sons-In-law, Alta Ann the plant withdrew the freeze on of Mason, and Ann Piersall of and Richard R. RupP of Pomeroy. applications more than 1,<XXJpeople Huntington; three sisters, Edith and MaJY Martha and Dever. P . have filed applicatiOns according to Worths of Sylmar. Calif., Ruth Biggerstaff, Lakeland, Florida; a pl;mt manager, Bill Llzon. Schier of Speedway, Ind., and Mary brother, Floyd J. Tracy, Riverside, Cotfman of Brownsburg, Ind; two CalifOrnia; four grandchildren and brothers, . Rowland Piersall of their spouses, Unda and Charles Wealher forecast Boynton Beach, Fla., and Hubert Faulk. Pomeroy, Lori and Randy Today: sunny, high 75 to lll. Piersall of Bloomfield, N.J.; seven Lee, Waynesboro, Tennessee Tonight : clear, low near 55. Tues- grandchildren and 11 great- Randy and sue Biggerstaff, st: Louis, Missouri, and.VIcky and Dr. day: . mostly sunny, high near lll. grandchildren. Jeffrey S. Copeland, Cedar FallS, will be 1 p.m. FUneral services . Chance of rain near zero pPrcent Iowa; and six great grandchildren; Thesday at the Foglesong Funeral today, tonight and Tuesday. Radley ~ twins, Cody and Cacy HomE-with the Rev. Bennie Stevens Ohio Extended Flll'l!tla8t Faulk, Pomeroy, CJYstal Copeland, and the Rev. Taliy Hanna otflclat· A cllance of showera Wecbleday Falls, and Nicholas and Amy Cedar 111111 '111ur8day. Fair Frida)'. Rlsfls ing. Burta! will be ln the Suncrest . Biggerstaff, St. Louis. Cemetery. from die upper 'lOll to llllHIIL Lows Funeral arrangements arp pendFriends .may call at the funeral Ill the upper,. and low . . ·~ng with the Ewing Funeral Horne>. from6to9p.m. today. taxl!s. .Encouraged . by the Reagan toplllltll'the.upporttowagetitloor C8JllPIIIIpl, delegates ~ talking 111Jrt. N"P'IS will hear ·. the up the possibility t)lat Ms. Ferraro plad!rm outlined at a mmdng mJgltt be clumped as DemocratiC ·and lhrel1 give their final nominee lot vice ptesidl!nt. approval tooiJM. "I'm suggesting she mlghl not 'lbePialb'mCunmitteeflnlshed make It for the next lew nionlhs.'' actloaoo tbeclocumentonMonday. said Sen. Robert Kasten ofWislm· Panel cbalrman, Rep. Trent Lot! of sin. ''Sbe'anolollgeranasset, she's a MJeltqlpl. turned to White Hoose . detriment." Reagan polltlcalopem· .llalaon Dl'ew ~ and said, "I've live LynNotzlgersald, "Idon'ttldnk . , It au ready for you, Drew. she's &Ding to get by unless she does Wflllllll!d In 11ld, white and blue." . a lot moreexplidnlng." Prelldent Reagin watched his A fout1b talldJig DeinoCJ at lll'8I'ly party's CD!Velltilln fnim tlle White stole the show at the ronvention's Hoose and W<rlrellon the speech he pr1me lime debut Monday when ' wl!ldellver'lbur8daynllblwhel\he U.N. Ambaasador Jeane Klrkpa· 1111!1 VIDe Ptesldent GEorge Bwih trtctc,aOOIIII!Ivatlveberolne,laslled IICCI!pt' ncmlnatton tor a second the DlftllOCI ats who nonilnated tenn. . Moodale as the "blame America In , aMitkJn to adoption of the first crowd" 00 foreign pOlicy. plattonn, tool&ht's ~. · Ill· While laced wi'.h attacks on the eluded speeches by ftA ne Prest- Democrats who met last month In dent Genld Fonl and Sell. BqjlDole San Fraucllco, GOP conventiOn of Kanaas aild his wile, '1)-ansporta- rhelcrlc al8o .Included bids for tloaSecretaryEJlz•bethDoiP. ·~" llll!lnbel's d the A.IIIIRil WWj!llhr fir lbe 1llllB · •'P!••I\ij ID ~ party lines and 'tt)jl~~ 'ib(lljl!tr? 11"''11'- .,. -- ~· ., has been Joklll& tbat bell jllllbllla a . Keyaater Katherine D. Ortega ' for failure to comply with a order from the Meigs County Court. Area deaths LeRoy E. Piersall 1 S.Cdon, 1 0 Pagao 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. N-ap•- cited Monclale's rivals lor the Democratic presidential lllnlinatton -'- Ernest F. Holllngs, JOhn Glenn and Rewn Askew - as examples at mainstream IlernDcrats. And she quoted GaJy Hart's description of the MondaJe economic program as "a collection ot old and tired !deliS. held together by paralyzing commitments ID special Interests and constttuency groups." But while wooiJJg Democrats, the RepubliCans faced dissenters wit~ 'their own ranks over the platform. the first Republlcan woman on the national ticket. · Whllespealcersccmpetedtorwho COUld get off .the snappiest anti· Mnnclali> lines, the hottest tDp1c of convenatlon 'IIIIICIII delegaiA!s aild ooloo1rers was the tlnanclaJ dl!closures made Monday by Geraldine F_erraro and her hu.sband, realtor John Zaccaro. The couple paid · a!iOUt 4Q percent of their ~ In rhetoric that portrayed Walter F. Mmdale as .the over.prtmlitng cancl!dall! of a failed past, were tlday·tQ sltout •. ppraval d a, session. SUNDAY . ADMISSIONS--Claudia Thomas, New Haven;·Sara Keeder. Middleport; Norman Smith. Pomeroy. · SUNDAY DISCHARGES--George Nlnlnsky. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS--Me;lford Music, Raclne; P~ Spires, Cheshire; George Nlclnsky, Hemlock Grove. SATURDAY DISCHARGES--Bernice Blake, John Motley, Helen McCeUan, Jeffrey Connolly, Teresa 0 11rker. , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tue~ay., Aug1,1~t 21, 1984 Kay Hwtt, best bird. Lisa Collins and Jhn Parker, fair queen and king were also present for this photo Veterans Memorial •• at y enttne Republican platfonn set Happenings around Meigs County••• Man faces DWI charge·after wreck Story oo Page 10 ·• $3.25 ramey, . 5 could bring in their winning tickets r;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:=~~ for validation. The Lotto game had total sales of $7,007,oo; for Saturday's drawing, officials said. The winning numbers from the drawing Saturdaywere6,1!, .u~:~~>.,.ll> 1 and40. · Next week's estimated jackpot is DINNG $1mlllton. Served with whipped potatoes. chicken The lotteJY .today announced cole hot roll, butter·&coffee. no except bever1ge with ' there were 817 tickPts sold correctly naming five of the six n11mbers, each earns $607. There were 31,009 tickets sold correctly naming four of the six numbers, andeachearns$!15. BEST PETS - The best pets at Friday's Junior Fair pet show were dlspla.yed by Michele Guess, most UIIUBUal; BeUy Jo Hunt, best dJ e11 pet; Amy best overall; Keith HWJt, best rodent; and 6 Financial disclosure - Physical fitness Three share Ohio lotto jackpot money CLEVELAND IAPl- A jackpot of $2,995,900 may be shared by pPOple holding the three wlnnlng tickets that COFI'l'Ctly named the .six numbers drawn in Saturday's "Ohio Lotto" drawing, Ohio LotteJY otfl· clals said. Thestate'sregtonallotteJYotflces were open today. JackpOt winners 4-H Fall Roundup J~ Ray Lawreooe, Syraclise Elementary. The resignation of James R., Lawrence as ~ educatiOn inslnlctlr was accepted and the board entered Into a contract wHh High School Driver Educatloa. Inc., to provide the sllldellt driving tralJIIni. 'Jbe boiu'd employed .WlDiam Lake as hllllt IIChool business education instrtlctor; VIckie Eldoboja as hllllt school science Instructor and Donald Dudding was named yearbook advisor. Mary Findley was employed as custodian at Letart Falls, All board members, Denny Evans, Sue Grueser, Joe 'Thoren, David .HW and Don Smith; Supt. Bobby Ord and Treasurer Dmnie . Hill were present for the meeting. . .. 1 The ohiO Department of Transportation today. announced that {c:mtracts iotaung $50,242, 78U!4 have been awarded on 50 project. The announcemi!nt is one of several issued by the department In the past several months with Meigs . Cow!ty coming in for practlcaliy nothing In the w~y of highway proJects. 1n the curreni announcement, Meigs Crunty is listed only once ts receiving any improvement wtuit. ~r and that llstihg Includes not only Meigs County but also Athen$, Gallla, Hocking, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, VInton a!ld Washington Counties and calls for replacing raised pavement markPr reflectors on various routes in tiJe. depart· ment's district 10. The contract was Issued to U1rlch Contracting of Lebanon with a bid of $46,499.49 for the work in all of the counties Us ted. Fire destroys Chester home The kitchen of a Chester home was destroyed by a Monday afternoon fire. Chester Fire Department was caiied at' 2: Zl p:m. to the Geor'IP! Mora residence. The fire apparently started ln the kitchen, a spokesrnlm for the fire department said. "nle rest of the house received heavy smoke damage, the spokesmail added. · · • · Paula Mora and her young son were transported to Vet1!1'811S Mem· orlal Hospital for smokE' Inhalation, around 2: :II p.m. �·' r. I Tuesday, August 21. 1984 • 1 Commentru·~ 111 Court Strt1et Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON-Comma or no Republicans-about some Republi· comma, on the matter of an cans, anyhow. They like to think of Increase In taxes the Republican themselv~ as "conservatives," but Party platform Is positively am big- · they are obsessed with tinkering uous or ambiguously positive, take with the Constitution. They are your ·cholce. One Is reminded o! the !ore\ter nattering on about an little old Episcopal lady who loved amendment to prohibit abortion, or her toddy; she made a firm pledge an amendment to prohibit racial · that during Lent she would not have balance busing, or an. amendment a drink unless she really needed to guarantee-th<"Tight of the peQple one. voluntarily to join 'In pr;~yer In But on one Issue In public finance public buildings. The president's the platform Is Indeed unE!qdlvocal: favorite amendment is the bal· anced budget amendment. It Is a The Republican party . wants a constitutional amendment to com· turkey If there ever was one. Oh, the basic Idea Is generally pel the adoption of balanced budgets. Oil IbiS proposition, If I sound. In prtnctple, the gqvemment may staie the matter mildly. ,the In peacetlnie should match outgo to )Republican party has lost Its Income. "Pay as we go! " cried collective mind. John Randolph of Roanoke a long It Is a curious thing about time ago. It sou!'ds great. But In ))EVOTED TO 'l'HE INTERDTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA . r"T"-''---r'' ,.,....,.c::~,,. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ' A MEII,'IBER of The Associated Press, Inland DaUy Press Assocla• tton and the American Newspaper Ppbllshers Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are weloome. They shoold be 1... t1wt 3011 wonio loog. All letters are sub) eel to edlllng ..d must be slped with name. addreound ).Iephooe number. No unsigned letteeo will be publlsheil. Letlers should beln · .f~L , •od_t-_,_..._d_,_.._•ln_:g:...'"..,.'"_.._._•_ot_:pe_,_,_..,._,_•u_.._. ---------..1. Convention upstaged by Ferraro.,s finances Scripted, rehearsed and timed to the minute, the Republican National Convention debut,ed Monday- but It was only the second most Important political show of the day. . That was just flnewlth the GOP, for on opening day, top billing belonged to Rep. Geraldine Ferraro and her complicated finances. The Democratic vice presidential nominee was Issuing her personal and farnJIY financial disclosure statements, a topic Republicans are happy to talk.about and delighted to read about. Questions aboui Ms. Ferraro's prior financial statements and her husband's New Yorklj real estate business have been dogging the Democrats. That has; cost them campatgri headway and It also has diverted attention !rom such GOP problems as the confused White House response td Walter Mandate's lnslsience that taxes will have to be raised next. year, no matter who Is president. President Reagan's last word was no to a tax Increase, with the cave!lt that presidents should never say never. The RepubUcan platform draft says never. It also says that there should he lull flnal)clal disclosure by candidates for national office and their spouses, an artful addition to keep . the Ferraro fl1larice question perking. "lim glad there's going to be this lull disclosure and let the legal process, If l('s something of that nature, work and let the public opinion be molded," said Vice President George Bush,.who, by an amazing coincidence, Issued his own statement on Friday. Republican Chairman Frank Fahrenkopf said the GOP woold watch the Ferraro disclosure with interest but wouldn't seek to make an Issue of It But the Republicans are not about to drop the matter - the disclosure Itself will lead to questions and probably controversy, which adds up to a continuing distraction for the Democrats. Fbi' the Republicans, there were n0 distractions In view In DaUas, just . four carefully staged convention days as a sendoff to Reagan's re-election campalgn. All the declslonswere made In advance.·And If there was a bit of trouble civet the party platform, so what - it will mean what Reagan says It means. His spokesman, Larry Speakes, said the president Is going to the vot.;,.s on his own record. SJ)eakes said the president ''fleshes out his own specifics in messages to Congress and speeches, but in general the preslden' agrees with the · platform." · · · cOnservatives and clockwork managers are firmly In charge. It's a convention at which 2,234 delegates . arl> committed to the ritual renomination of Reagan and )3ush Wednesday night. Modem conventions are not decision-making toriuns anyhow, In either party. They ratify what already has been decided in the presidential prln,lary elections and caucuses that choose presidential nominees. · 1'lte only smol<efllled rooms left are at the cocktail parties. you can run a convention on tlme.lfyoucan dowhatwecandofroma busihess standpofnf, you're going to run the Country the same way," said Ron; Walker, the Republican convention manager. actual prljetlce the basic l(lea gets caught In the reiusal of Congre911 to separate an operating budget from a capital budget. Yes, operating expenses, such. as the pay or meat Inspectors and the purchase of paperclips, Ideally should be met from current Income. But capital expenses, sucli' as the ~nstruction of a federal building or an aircraft carrier, properly may be funded by borrowing. The president's · pet amendment takes no account o! these considerations. OVer the past 15 or aJ yea!'$, since talk of a balanced budget amend· ment became fashionable, at least · 15 or aJ drafts of such a resolilt!on have been o!!ered on Capitol Hill. They might pass muster lp the LanJI ,o! Oz. .• 1 •:If . ' Court decisions ~ost big' money A.decision by the U.s. Supreme Court recently cost the state treasury $90 milliOn, and there mily be.another one soon forcing It to sheD out another $100 rililllon and maybe more. Wlillarn J . Shkurtl, director-designate of the Offtce or Budget and Ma(lageltlE!Ilt, was asked about a pending Alabama case in which that state's tax on non-Alabama Insurance companies Is being chaUenged. The basis of that laWsuit, now before the nation's highest court, Is tllatthe tax: on so-c3!/ed forelgn Insurance 1:9mpimtes Is higher than the one Imposed on c!pmestlc firms and Is therefore unconstitutional., Ohio has slmUartaxes onout-of·stateflmls. Lastftscalyear, the foreign lnsdrance tax produced $129.7 rniUion and the domestic tax brought In $25 mlQion. ... ..• ,. •• .. WASIDNGTON- The Republl· cans' lnltlal apprehension over Geraldine Ferraro's candidacy has abated. Their prellnilnary polls have convinced them that there may actually have been a movement of a few women ·voters .to Ronald Reagan since Ms. Ferraro's nomination as the Democrats' vice presidential candidate. The confidential GOP polls lndi· cate that women are judging the Democratic ticket on the lssues, not on the sex of Walter Mondale's running mate. This has brought a collective sigh of relief Inside the White House. But the Reagan-Bush campaign team Is far from complacent. The Republicans have laid plans to reassure women that their lntet"ests won't be Ignored In a second Reagan administration.. With an estimated six million to eight million more women ·than men expected to vote In November, It's obvious that neither party can afford to Ignore women's Issues. How do the Republicans Intend to Smog, which was once the big altractlon of LoS Angeles, can no.w be found all over the countrv from ., Butte, Montana, to New York City, and people al'l' getting so used to polluted air that It's very difficult fo£ them to breathe anything else. I was lecturing recently, and one. o!mystopswasFiagstaff,Arizona, which Is about 7,00l feet above sea level:' As soon as I got OUI d the plane, I smelled something peCuliar, "What's that smell?" I asked the ~~'::~:;"=lnawhUe, sorneonewins.Ithappensaboutonceevery 'Ibe state Is just now paying off $00 rniUlon In court-decreecj refunds to Ohio's banks and other !lnanclallnstltutlons. In 8 Texas case, the u.s. Supreme Court held jast year that the states flun caiUIOI tax securities held by flnanclallnstitut\Ons If they are exempt . f~~ :estskm affected Ohio because. of statutes wtilch impo8ed a state ·' -~ win the hearts and minds of Carter for Introducing Into the America's women? My ·associate American political lexicon. The VIcki Warren has obtained Internal Increasing poverty rate among policy papers that lay out the GOP female-headed househOlds. the campaign strategy. memo states, "Is a problem which To counteract Democratic has defied both economic progress charged that Reagan has dumped and social spending and Is reflec· women and children first out of the tlve of cultural and social malaise government's social safety net, a tha! has, so far. been beyond the !our-page memo P[ovldes allllwers . abl,llty of. our political system to that admlnlstratloit oiflctals should reverse.'' give to ·such criticism. Here are the -The GOP menno points out that highlights: the number of women and children - To explain the statistics benefiting from food stainps, wei· showing that a growing number of !are and school lunch programs has women and children are falling continued to Increase under the below the poverty line, the memo Reagan administration. This Is also suggests that "these figures are true of the Women, Infants and part of a continuous trend that Children supplemental food probegan in 1973, and In the case o! the gram that provides milk · for category of 'persons In families low-Income pregnant women and with female householder, no hus- small children. The memo underband present,' pari of a continuous standably faDs to mention that trend that began In 1966.'' Congress had to force the admlnls· - When It comes to a solution to tratlon to spend the money It this problem, the memo writers appropriated for the program. threw. up their hands - and even - Recipients of Medicare, Medl· used the same buzzword that caid -and education Iunds have. Republicans jumped on Jlnimy Increased under Reeagan. arid they ' bo tit T tsh ?. u . es aveprovedthatyou can t>reathe fresh air lor a very long tl H h • 1er f It" me. e as no .o ance or . "WeD,Ifthe!reshairbotflersyou, wby don't you put a handkerchief overyournoseandbreathethrough your ll10!1th?" "Okay, I'll try it. II I'd known I ~ 'was coming to a place that had nothing but lresll air, 1 would have . brought a surgical mask." We drove In silence. About 15 minutes later, he asked, "How do you feel now?" . _ man who met me 81 the plane. tax ml such securities, the same as Texas. Notonly did the decision <XIIII the ' "I · don't smell an,Ythlng," he from that replied. ' • I fllture ed ol 1 • state $90 mllllon, but It deprtv revenues soorce "There's a dellnlte odor that I'm which had been relied on for long-range revenue projections. oot familiar with," I said. "Oh, you must be talking about · the fresh air. A lot or people come out here who have never smeUed !resti air before.'' • "What's It supposed to do?" I asked suspiciously. · "Nothing. Y!lu just breathe It like. any other kind o! air. It's supposed to be good for your lungs." "I've heard tha .. I •-> .._, ""' '-'ore," T This Is In regard to your "Fa· lleve In Anti-Terrorism. The "How come U It's air, my eyes vorlte WeaponS" Item on page 2 NRA Is not a terrorist organlza· said. water1R...,, aren't '"'' " In your August 15; 1984 Dally Sen· tlon . We have both taken the "Your eye~ don't water with tlnel. We ·thought that this was NRA Hunters Safety Course and have both taken the NRA Hun· fresh air. That's theadvantaaeo!lt. the :most senseless and thought· lesg picture ever printed In your ters Safety Course and have both Saveil you a lot In paper tlssuel." I looked around and everything newspaper. We feel that this Is a used handguns and do not Cilll'perso$1 attack against 3 million sl der ourselves In the same class appeared crysial clear. It was a strangesensa.ttonandmademefeel Amerlj!ans who are members of as terrorists. Anna M. Baxter very UIICODifortable. the National Rifle Association. Lisa D. Baxter · My boat, sensing thll, tried to be The J'iRA upholds theConstltu· Pomeroy, OH. reassuring, . "Please don't worry tlon of Amer\ca and strongly be· Letter to editor Not in terrorists ckiss ..., J Jn lite most !arnlllll!' versions, an ameJIIllllent would command lhat "CQIIllfCSI shall adopt" a budget!or ~c~ flacal year In which total P\i!Jlly~ are no greater than total recelpta. No rrte«;hanlsm Is proVIded !Qr· enforcing this command. Some drafts continue by saying that total receipts "shall not Increase llY a rate greater than the rate of Increase in national Income In the last calendar year ending before sucl\ fiscal year." But tn most versions .such arcane phrases as " national Income" are nowhere defined. The Republicans' 1981 resolution Included a sente~~ce of such massive obscurity that no sponsor attempted to explain It: "The Congress may not require that the states engage In additional actlvl· ties without compensation equal to the additional CQ!its." What roulil be meant by "activities?" By "addltonal?" Put tp one $de the flaws In draftsmanship, critical as IIley are . Let us ask oui'SCives, realistically, what the president would do If his pet amendment were fully opera· tlve today. For the 1985 fiscal year, we ·are looking at prospective revenues of about S750 billion and prospective outlays o! ahou' $930 billion for a' dellclt of $180 billion. To close that gap, as a balaDcect· budget amendmellt would demand, would require 1) a stunning· In· · crease In taxes, which the president will • not accept; 2) \ a drastic reduction In defense spending, which the president also ~;ejects; or 3) a virtual wipe-out of all non· defense programs, which tile Con· gress never on earth would agree to. It Is only' by· a combination of new taxes and spartan restraints on spending that lncomeandoutgocan he brought within speaking dis· lance of each other. SPfaker Thomi)S O'Neill recently pronllsed that lfReagan'would send him a balanced budget he would· move It 'to tile floor for a roll-call vote In 48 hours. tn [' "Okay, I guess, but I sure miss sneezing." "We don't , sneeze too much ~re,'' the man admitted. "Do they sneeze a lot where you come from?" "All the time. There are some days when that's all YOJ! do." "Do you enjoy It?" . "Not necessarily, built you don't sneme, you'D die. Let me ask you IIQI1lethlng. How come there's no alr pollutiDn around JtereT" "Flagstaff can't seem to attract ind USw,. •~· I guess were • rea IIY behind the times. The only smoke .."~ - get II ......... ,.'""'' the Indians start illllnallna each other. Bi1t the wind seem& to blow h away." 'Ibetreshairwumtlklngmefeel dizzy. "lsll't there a diesel bus around here that I could breathe Into for a couple o! hoUrs?" "Not at thll timed day. I might be able to find a tnlek tor: you." We found a truck drtver, and t I slipped him a $5 bill, and he Jet me put my head near his exhaust pipe for a half·hour. I was Immediately revived and able to give my speech. · Nobody was as happy to leave Flagstaff as I was. My next stop over .-. .. OUl' AT THE PLATE - Cb1cap CD' catcher · Jody Davis applies the 181( bt lime on Houota'a BDl Donn ~ tlnlltmlng 8cl!on o! Moadaysl>-1 Cub victor)' In WrJPey Field. (AP I &' : pbut.J ). CINCINNATI (AP) -Thepresl· Clncln:)ati, theHcmeo!PeteRose." dent o! the United Stales couldn't The Reds provided wtth a resist joining tile city Monday In its bali autographed by Rose; and the favorite topic of conversation- the president J.llunched his :»minute return of Pete Rose. ' speech to a crowd of to,m> by . Rose's naming as player· mentioning his name. manager last week domlnatro "It's great to be In the city of tbe · newspilper front pages In Cincinnati Be!1gals and tile Clnc;lnnatl Reds,' ' andflll!!dRiver!rontStadtwnforhls Reagan said, "It's great to know return, that Pete Rase has come back Even before President Reagan home." ~and!!~~ In Cincinnati for a noontime . 'Ibe Reds Invited Reagan to ~ raUy on Fountain Square Monday, · around and broadi:ast part o! their · he got into the spirit that has swepi game MC?JJday night, but the the city. He called Rose at h<lne president told the crowd he had to !rom ab:lard ~ir Force One to offer decline. congratulations and good wishes. "l'ni afraid the schedule will have "ljustsaldl'msorryleouldn'tbe me a long way trun here," said with .him at the Fountain," Roae Reagan, who flew to .DIInols for said. · another rally Monday. Talking shop with presidents Is RedsPresldentBobHowsamsald nothing. new tot Rose, who has met he thought Reagan might enjoy or spoken by phone with Presidents getting behind a microphone again. Nixon, Fan!, Carter and Reagan. "We just thought that he'd been a · · broadcaster years and years ago "I wasn't playing wheit Abe and we woold Invite him, If he was Llncolnwaspresldent,l'el@rdlessof going to be here this evening, to what you guys think," Rose joked announceacoupleoflnnlngsforus," with reporters Monday . before a Howsam said. "We sent an lnvtta· game with tile St. Louis Cardinals. .tlon to him." Rose. a Cincinnati native, played The.Reds, baseball's first profes· 16 seasons for the Reds before siOnal team, tradltionaUy lnvtte the leaving as a free agent after the 19'18 president to ihrow out the first pitch season. He ri!malnS one of tbeclty's on Opening Day. Reagan tent&· !avorltesons,asevldencedbyaslgn tlvely accepted in 191!1, before an on Fountain Square that read, assassinatlonattemptlandedhl:nln "Welcome President Reagan to the hospital. · Reagan are getting mote. money. the GOP memo points out. I~ goes on td say that "because of Reagan admlnls· tratlon reforms, hundreds or thou· sands of people have been cut from many of these programs, but they were people who were not entitled to beneflis or did not need them." These undeserving recipients have been replaced by those w)lo are truly needy, the memo explailis. - "Reductions In the rate o! spending growth for these programs Is largely reflective of better management and elimination of a great proportion of fraud and abuse, not of any lessening of numbers or people served or In benefits," the m2mo states. Tl)e GOP strategists have recru· lted 100 Republican women to go forth and spread 1he message to women voters: Reagan Is proud of his record on women's Issues, and If he has failed to Hft all women out ol· poverty, It's because the problem 1 has been- and still Is- beyond the ability of any president to solve• was Los Angeles, and when I got off the plane, J took one big deep breath of the smog-filled air, my eyes started to water, I began to sneeze, and I felt like a new man again. "I understand. I have no problems with tllat. UntO I lll!derstand everything here better, there's no problem at aU,'' said Eslason, the second-round draft choice from Marylarid. Eslason hit nine of 10 passes against the New York Jets and Is 21-for-40with two touchdowns In three games. The Bengals have cut tour rookies io bring their roster to the required In-man- limlt - · fullback Brent Ziegler, a loth-round drat! choice rrotn Syracuse. and three !ree agents: wide receiver ·Rodney Achier o! Toledo, defensive blck Ralph Battle of Jacklonvtlle State and tight end Jack Helton o! Kmt .' State. .. l ., ·Wyche said no !luther roster cuts are 1tkely .untU after the Benpls play their exhlblllon finale Friday nlgllt against the DelrQit Lions at o .....,.-..IIIC. e ... ,..• Cincinnati's Rtverlront StadiWn. ' Alldei 1011, :r;, a 14-)INI" veteran wlunWychesa)'Srern4tns.theNo,1 quarterback, ampteted 11 o! 16 "HOW MANY kldl do you IMirW In pr#Wte . .. . ' • 'v • lhrewlntlmetonlpPIUirer. (API a zrphoto). Reds lose again, 9-7 CINCINNATI (AP) - The St. 'Ibe Cardinals scored three times. Loots Cardinals demonstratedMon· .each In the fourth and filth Innings to: day night hoW quickly an easy lead build an 8-21ead. · · can tum Into a tight squeeze. Ozzle Smith, making his first· Darrell Porter drllled a two-run appearanceslnceabrokenwrlstput · ·. homer, Terry Pendleton doubled In him on the disabled Jist July 13, two runs and pitcher Dave LaPoint trlpled to start the fourth-Inning · drove _in three runs to give the rally off starter Jay Tibbs, :lrl, and Cardinals an8-21eadoverCinclnnatl scored on LaPoint's single. Pendlet· In tile middle of the ftlth Inning. But on's two-run double capped the LaPoint lasted only 4 2-31nnlngs and Inning. the Cardinal buUpen faltered badly, Porter drilled his loth homer off forcing St. Louis to hang on for a ~7 relieVer Ron~' Robinson In the fifth victory over the Reds. arJ!l LaPoint added a sacrlflpe Oy. . Cesar Cedeno drilled a ~run · George Hendrick slngl£!11 In the . luner with two oo~ln the botiorn of Cardinals' final run In the sixth. tJv;! flfQI, and reliever Nell Allen Dave Parker accounted for the' Issued twowalkstotorcelnarunand fl~ Clncinn!ltl runs,wtth a fielder's · . brtng the Reds back Into the game. crullce grounder In the sixth and a "That's a good way to lose a solo homer, his 13th, In the ninth. , . Herzog said. "You have an 8-21ead, r;:========~:::;: therearetwoouts,andthenthere'sa home run and the two walks." · Rellevet" Dave Von Ohien gOt pinch-hitter Pete Rose to line out Sponaorecl By game,'' St. Louis ManagE'r Whitey CHICKEN BARBECUE =-~~~:tt!:.~ Laht1,4-2,;11JowedJustoneru,nover the flnal37r31nnlngs rortrevtctory over the shibbom Reds. "It was a strange game," said Lahti. "It went back aitd forth for a long time. 1 was just hoping when I ... POMEROY VOWNTEER . ·;· FIRE DEPT. SUN AUG 26 · •' • ~Inning At 11 . A, M, At The Fire Station 1!=========== ' ~wen=~'in::l~cou=ld:coo::l~l~to!f::·_"___ i • ' 155Rl3 ............. S32.50 165RlL..... ;..... S34.50 185/70Rl3 ....... S41.00 195/70Rl4 ....... S44.00 '' •• • Mounted & Balanced FREE ·Schonert, No~ 2 quarterback CINCINNATI (AP) Turk . Schonert, a five-year veteran from Stanford - not ' rookie Boomer · Esiason - wUI be the second-string quarterback behind veteran Ken Andel'!IOD o! the Cincinnati Bengals. "Turk has never really lost the job, but I want to say I'm not hesitant to put any of them In there," Coach Sam Wyche said ~y. "I knew that If I came In ~ phyclaUy and mentallY ready to · play and If I played weU, I'd stay there,'' said Schonert, who Is J.S.for-23 lor 176 yards and one touchdown In · three exhibition P1Ju.ING ll' IN - ,st. l.ool8 Cardtnala first baaenwl David G.-a lllretcbel for a hllh and olf line throw from lhJnl bMenWI Terry PI!DdleWn, • Clndnnall outtlelder Dave Parlier beln dowlloalbe lint bale bill dtii'IIIIWrd lllnlniiii'Aio!l ofMOIIday'sNatklDall-.uelllllltel& at IUvertnJa& Stw"tnn. Parker had hit a lllow roller to Peodletoa wllo Expod,Dodiust • Bill Gullickson, winll!ss In eight pnr;~ous decisions against Los Angeles, finally beat the Dodgers by scattertng seven hits aver eight Innings. Gary Lucas pitched the ninth for his eighth ·save. It was Montreal's sixth consecutive vic· . tory and the third straight defeat foJ: the Dodgers. Gulllcksonmlssedasbutoutwhen Pedro Guerrero hit a solo horner In the fourth . Dan Driessen's two-out, two-run single In the fourth Inning put the EX]ns on top to stay against Dodger starterOreiHershlser,~ who hurt his own cause with ihree wild pitches. President calls Rose games. .., ' onaforceplayandmovedtosecond on Chris Chambliss' single before Komrnlnsk dropped a double Inside · · lheleft-fleldllne.KenOberldeUwas walked Intentionally and Trevino followed with his single 10 hand reliever Kent Tekulvehis ninth loss In 11 decisions. Reliever Gene Garber, 2.2, gdt the win. PbiiJies 6 Giants 4 ' . . AI 0)\ver, traded by San Fran ch;co on Monday morning, came back to haunt his .old club only 10 ho late 8troklng tw urs r, a ·a-run double that climaxed a fixe-run Phil del hi rlsln a P a up g. JohnRussellopenedthePhiladel· phla second with a double off Giants starter Mark Calvert, 2-4, who then hit Ivan DeJesus with a pitch. RussellandDeJesusadvancedona sacrifice bunt and came I!Qme on a double by Juan Samuel. One out later, Von Hayes singled to score Samuel, Mike Sclunldt reached on an · Infield hit and Oliver finished things wilh a two-run doqble to lell-center. John Denny, &-3, allowed only two hits In six Innings, but !leaded for the showers when Bob Brenly hit a lhrl!e-run homer In the seventh. Larry Andersen pltched21·31nnlngs In relief before AI Holland got his 27th save by getting the final out. · Berry's World ~?" v;:;::; {i What'S that Smell? _______A_rt_B_uc_hwa_ld . ~ i GOP sigh of relief _______Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n ShkurtlsaldltwaslmposslbletoestlmatehOWmucholarefundthestate ' lncetheSu CourtcouldtssueguldeUnesaffectlng might have to pay s preme the:current formula In various ways. But he said refunds, If required, "could easily be $100 mUIIon." . 'Ale Legislative Budget Office said the amount could be "hundreds o! millions of dollars~" Sjlkurtl said court decisions fairly often ame along and disrupt the 's budget process. "When you enact tax laws.•someone almost alwa""' State ~' '" . By 4Brillflll p._ Geof1le Foster to ground tnt0 8 Oneo!tliefewntp5againsttheSan theflrstfourlnnlngshadtopltchout Diego Padres thll season liia double play and ti)en blowing Huble of bases· loaded jams. The only ...........,.nh lnablll ~a Brooks away for the tlnal out. Houston run scored In the!ourthon a ""'.,...._,. tytowinlntrontof The victory maintained San ablghomecrowd. Somucll!orthat ,._,_, nl~- lead . drn!ble-plavbaU.gged ·~- · voqou s ·~ ....... ·~ over Ron Cey slu a uu=TUD bugaboo. . Before 50869 lured Into San Atlanlalnt}teNatlonaiLeagueWest homerandl<eithMorelanddroVe, ln Diego's Jack M l1)hy Stadt whlleNewYorksllpped!ourgames . three runs with a pair of singles as the game and au~ks d~ for In back of Chicago, a 6-1 winner over Chicago snapped Houston's longest _. the Padres rode the pitching play, Houston, In the NL East. winning streak In threeyeanatnlne In other gameti Monday, Atlanta games. Bob Knepper, 12-9, took the Show and Ri h Gossag to! Eric ,c e o a 3-l got byPittsburgh4-llnlOinnlngs,St. lw. victory ove~ the New York Mets Louis ootscorect Clnclnnatl 9-? Monday night. Philadelnh'ft beat San Franc~ B BraKommlnsvee 4, Plrateak b-'·-1 11 Show, took. the team o , and"'-Montreal shaded Los . rad . '""" up a . ...., game In the lOth wttll a two-out double and Alex Trevino fOllowed lead In victories whlle helping San .Angetes 3-1. ,. ..... a ... _ Diego snap a three-g'a me losing with a two-run single as Atlanta ..,..... ... ....,... 1 Left-bander Steve Trout •11·5 marked' .Manager Joe Torre's streak. . Show: gave up nve hits 1n eight ualedhiscaree · rhlgh'or·~:......._: ~lnnlng!i, but c11Ued 11 a nlgllt after a season, but the outlna ::~:.:~:S :;;;.:-.=~r:~~ wal!dng Darryl Strawbercy to' open without Incident. Trout gave up six In the San Diego-Atlanta beanball the ninth. Gossage earned his 23rd hits and seven walks, and twice Iii save with four pitches gettjJljl walnrAtheug10t. 'l2h.• DaleMurp ' hyreached · ' Collective ·insanity_·_______;·:..____·_Jam_es_J._K__.;upa:..,.__tric_k The Daily Sentinel A~ ~m~ ~v ~ frontrunners continue winn~g ways .. ., Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio GREEI'INGS,MR.PIW!>IDENT-For:nerCinclnaaiiRedscatdler Julllay BaNi!, rWtt, holds an A:ne:tcail flag as he greets P: U!lde::t Ro::ald Reagan during a villlltoFountalnSquareln downtownCinclnnall Monda)' aftuulm. (AP .._,11'1do ). passes for 210 yards and a touchdown In the Bengals' 2$-17 exhibltloo victory over the Bears In ChicagoonSaturdaynlgllt. . nwasAnclerson'sflrstextenslve action dur1ng exhibition play. Esta· son and Schonert started the two Pairings for the annual French prevtouaeli:hlbltlons. City Tennis :roomarnent, starting "II KenJI)' keeps on playing like today, have been released. . this; we just. might win them aU," In play beginning today, Becky said wkle receiver Crls CoJUns. JohnsonwiUfaceShellyHaslllnsat4 Wlll1h,wllo11Pfourreceptlonsforll9 p.m.~atForrestMuUins'court. At6, yardslncludeda!J8.yardtoochdown Mark Johnson plays J .F. Young at F.reneh c·Ity t oumey UDderway · Mickey Johnson at the farm court; and Nate Thomas and Martha Prose play Frank Doolittle and AnltaTopeatJamesMulllns' rourt . Men's<loubl~ and ladles doubles start Friday. For further lnfQ_rma· lion, caU Brent Johnson at446-!ll17. LMITED SUPPLY -ALL SEASON- .:· . . ALL BLACKWALL . . ALIGNMENT WE DO BRAKE WORK $14 5Q MOST CARS ,..Th~e~to~ur~nam§~e~n~t~s~hee~t-will --be_a_t_.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ toss from Anderson. "Helookec!Uke court, Jim MorrisOII Ridge faces Forrest Mullins' court. the peseason Kenny AnderSon Mullins Dave •Wiseman at Winding from our Super Bowl year." court, and Tim Spurlock is paired Cplllnsworth's scortitg reception ~lnst Mark Epling at Johnson's gave Cincinnati a 19-10 lead and ' court. 80111elieededbreathlngroomlnthe At 7:ll, Dr. Casanova plays BUI thlrdquarteragalnstChlcago. Eachus at Mullins .court; Steve . 'Ibe Be!1gals open their 1984 Grlfftn faces Frank Doolittle at regular !jellSOD on the road against Winding Ridge and Barb White . DenVeronSept. 2. 'lbehomeapener pab1 of! with Gabby Sattler. At 9, . is Sept, 9 against the Kansas City Dave Wirth plays Don Carter at Chiefs. Mullins court and Nancy Smith Is up against Kathy Daniels at Winding Ridl!e. Wednesday play begins with Tonya Sa!Uer facing Sara Cline at S at Mullins court. Men's single first roul)d action begins at 6 and WOOlen's single round action starts The Soulhi!m Valley Athletic at 7:ll, with Brent Johnson, Sataj 1 Con!aaiCi!' football preview will be CUne and Karl Saunders at John· held at Kyger Creek High School son's court. · Fl1day, starting at 7 p.m. At 9; MlJGe Coonen plays Bill Gray The 111'81 pme wW pit Southwest· em aplll8l North GoUla at 7. and at and Pat Lynch at Mullins court; ' . 8, JfanMn ,Trace plays Southern. ForrestMWllnsandBarbWhltewUI Eastern wiU face Kyger Creek at 9. play Don Carter and Becky Johnson Each teem wW play the 12-rntnute at Winding Ridge; Jtrn Elliott and quarterfl with a 15-mlnute WRm)Up Karen Berldch lace Gabby Sattler time betweat pmes. . . . and Tonya Sattler at Johnson's ......, ..2-5141 . Admllllonla$1forstudentsand$2 court; David Carman and VIta . MIDOI.li'ORT, OHIO Cannan play Mark Johnson and foraduhs. • - ' HELP TliE WIDOW THROUGH GRIEF STAGES SVAC Preview scheduled Friday Pi~~ cc~g;~ ffa~ .Yt()IIU • • - •• •<O.o ••• \ ,# ,· 0 _,, ... .. ... l., ~~ I .. -· I ~ o.tl L..,, , I 'I The newly widowed (or "widOW!f-ed") progJe$ses ttwougb soveral emotional sUitS durin& mouminc. It is not uncommon to tate from J few weeb to - 1 YNR to wort through these staces. H yot1 recop~im these as "stlps", Hmay enable you to help hef wort through her IJievina more fully and effectively. SORROW is a basic emotional.sllc• of IIIOtlf~inc and very comrnon, often accompanied by stH·prty. and/or foelmgs of pi~. ANGER is another slip. 1 resenttnOnt apinst a"cruel world" which has tlllen one's mate promatv111y. FEARS for the future "without him" as companion and breadwi,_ .. not unus1111 to a new widow. ANXIETY makes her wonder "who will provide lor the family" and "how will I manap my finances atoner , The widoWs confidence in her own abilities ~s to be strenathened so hef rHntry into the world ot reality may be achieved more smoothly. As a widow, ij she recocnizos.these Slaps as naturalllld common to all. the social adjustina she does will be easier and more lffiC!ive. We havt roadina material llld video tapes which discuss these slips in more detail mlllblo at the Funenl Home. · We welcome your questions and comments - privately or publicly through this column. JAMES SIMPSON "' JAMES BLOWER . -..../ -~- �Page-4-The 21. 1984 Sentinel onaway 'figers ByBARRYWD,NER AP Sporis Writer It was a super game In wha) has been a super season for the Detroit Tigers. Lance Parrish and Chet J...emon each blas,ted two-run homers and Da!Tell Evans had a solo shot to back the combined five-hit pitching of Jack Morris and Dave Rozema as the Tigers belted · Oakland 14·1 Monday night. The Tigers, runaway leaders. of the American League East, collected a season-high~ hits and even forced the A's to use Infielder Mark Wagner on the mound for the flnal1 2-31nnlngs. "I've played 15 years and never been In this situation before, and that's why I came here In the first place," said Evans, who joined the Tigers as a free agent this season and has been . a part of their dfvlslonill romp - Detroit has a 10¥.,-garne lead on Toronto. "I think I've dOne a lot to help this club." Morris, 16.8, also has dOne plenty. He tied St. Louts' Joaquin Andujar for the most wins by any major· league pitcher, giving up only three hits In seven Innings . ·· Oakland's Wagt\er relieved Chuck Rainey in the seventh afte~ RUNDOWN ~ OaklW's Carney Lansford, right, nms down Ddrlot's Howanl Jolmsm who get llalllhi betwetJ~Ihlrd and home during the second iluBng of II colts highlight racing card work on the n\ec~ of plays before the learn pradlce Monday afternoon ln Colwnbu9. With 19 ~ left wi;U the season opener wllh Oregon Sept. 8, "'~llf'.A \.o.mt'toi ""'"' Kl Tonlllt Raltlmot N~· Yrk fb; tn ";;I titi Iii t?l Ck-\1•1n d Mllwa\Jkl' f{l Mnn1rral at l.a- ,\n~ a t Pin:;burgh. 1n ~ ~1 . J.oo L~ at Cin<'innatl, en• '" ~·1 .ffil .!itfl, 101 ~ ~ .!"l t! )fl ~ .~.J lti hl ,:,u '111 .+10 ra n 1711 ~~ ..n!t :!l \U~"T Orvlti1UN Mlni'K'inl r aurornl h'i ~ n1 1>1 Kansm; { 'l\' !ll Iii\ 1>1 tlol . Iii! .-; ('hltil£ Oaklnd Si'lll11 :lti jl] :J.I i1 -~ .-8.! .-19'l ... .m; ... .~11 :\lunday'!'o (OunH,.; K<.Ln.~Ls Citv M. Bc.-ton :, D••II'Oit It c>l iklarul 1 Rulti.hor~· fl, Sran k' -1 r.: ~· York ~. O.•llf!ll'ftla 1 Chi<'URO 7. T('Xll!( 5 Onl\' r.:amC'S S4' ht'(!ult'fl -4' ! -IVz ' lil ! 1(11: " n..'Kdu>>" n:um" I.:H1 . m 1 . 1\:ln!>l!s C'lty ll .<•lbn mrtl ';".~11 ut Buitoo "' Bidl!rnnT' rC k.nWflS j~l . I hi "- ~ ' t Ramla."' 10<1\i s 11-ti• . rn • Oakland ,!-;,:uvn.....•n ro.x J:~i 1. tn • C allfomlt~ :~ 111 ill< ol1lill1 ick al Ol'tro\1 rWII· 1fl.. IOI ;II l'o: N · \ 'ork •1\j{i(,m 1-1·';'• . 1n1 MIIUII'!<II<i 1Schrom ~ -ti l HI Mllll'illlkiY' t Hall!< ri-111> . lA I Chk'itf!o 1:-,;d ,.;on ~llh , 1·r" ,,, Tf'x.a~ tMa!IOII 101 ,\ml'rlnn l.o~•5I.J(lllt' R ,\ l . T I ,\1 0 R E OR IOI.ES-Ural'lil'<t li'd .lohn I .CM'l'nl'i l l'ln ...OU H!ddr'r. from 1hC' 1$-d• • ~ dl,.;llll•..:tli ..l. Plan..:! Oan Ford. OUI · fl('lrk•t·. on lh(' ~Hi a Y dl .. abiC'd lisi i'C'II'O· m.'tin• lo Au,:: . 11. · f'J.t:Vf:I.AN D I ~D I Ar-i'S-P i a C'I'd • On JOk •l;1<'0 h,\' . thll'd ha,..•man . o n ttw-:!l ·da.\ dis · ahiPd 11 ~ 1 . :\:EW YOil J< YAf"'KJ.:F.S-An · noun<«< rf'SIJtna llon of Murray Cook. \'ll'f'· p•·,..,Jdl •nl anddhl't:'lorof sroutln~ . Satklnlll t..•ll«'UI' ATJ.M,;TA RAA\'f:S-Pi acf'd S!!'\ 'C' lkd · nl!il an, pltc tiff, o n lhr 1!1-da,· dlsablf'd li-.1. Hfi'<~llrd MlkC' Pa~· nC> . pltCh{'r, lrom Hl! ·hmond of th" hurrnalto nul ttw • CLEVELAND (AP) - Third baseman Brook Jacoby, • ho was the only member of the Cleveland Indians to play In every ga~ this season, was been placed on the 21-day disabled list after breaking a bone 1n his hand. ·" ( 111\ ·C'r. fh ·.~ t bastmun.und o.1 nil nor if'o• ~ uC' pla yt•r to bl• namt>d lutf'l' to thl> Phlla· dl'lphl ii P hll llf'!l for two mino r ll'aJ!Ui' pil r hpl s In bfo nam rt! I t~IC' I ' . FOOTBALL N11tlonlll Foot hall LP~t· P I TT!-;8URGH ~"J'F.:Jo: l . t: RS-Wa ln'<i runnln ~ baC'k . BAlUtETBAU. Natloaall1111lt>lh11JI AMOt·l.tlon GOLDE!' STATf. i1 Onf'·YI' tl l' · I.OS ANGEI.F:!'i CLIPPERs-SIIf"Pd Ml· Oakland at [)rot m il . 1n 1 Sc>l.i!l\0 ill llalt lf1Yll'('. ' " ' California ;11 ,..1-w '\i"ol"k, tn l . <' hal'l CIIJ.!C'. forward. PO ilTlAND - SiL>nrd M l n~a at Mllv.·o ukft', 111 1 il l Trxa~. 101 TRAIL BLAZERS · ~ .,· nard Thom~ o n . £Uatd , To a multi · ~' C'in co nt rm·t . \'ATIONAJ;. 1.£\GUt: F..\.<n' UIVtitoN ,.. I. Pd. rtl k- ~ 7.1 fll f'\:N· \ 'r k Phl)adC'Iphi HI tili ti2 ~ ~on t rt'l ~ 1 . til .."1'!7 rfi .:"PI1 111 • •.~ l. o u l .. m }'II.J 1111 ! Pitt!'bl·szt, "l~"'T San DIC'i:! Atlant lloo:-tn !'!:! 7:1 DI\,.;ION 7:! M tW til ~}''S .J ti lU .M ~ !+ .filii 101tJ til tH .llf! ~ 7.1 Th .tlti ~7 Sun rrantiSC> ' N,\'JlONAL LEAGUE cUI> 2111 .~ - ~~ Gl¥tlftl u :n ·w ! <llk'a® !l. Hou.,. ton 1 Allnnli• .J. PllfsburRh 1. Ill lnnJn~ Sl .. l..ouls ~. Cincinnati 7 San DtrRo :1. N<"'' York l Montrt'al :1, I .or- AI\R{'k>t; 1 P hlla<k'lphla +i. San Frar~<'i~ Leaders · - 1iJ fi.l IA'V' Am.'C'\S t'!.nctmat . :~ t:B a Tut.'MIIa.f'M OIUI\elt Hoo~m t Sc'olt ~lOt at Chkll,QO tD.'k · C'I'Sif'Y 6-7 ! i\1\unHl tf'AW lB1 a! Plt1sllurlth tTu· dor &.81, m 1 51' , l.wts tK'l'Stllrl' l-21 a ! C lnclMatl jPri«' ~ 9 Cl' M<(~Rit~:an .l-~h . 1n1 N~· York 11.\·ndl 1\-'it a 1 San Dk'lil(l t t.ollar!J-101 , tn l . Mofltnoal tSrlla!U'dl>r M• al los AIW~ k'S tValmZ\Il'La '-HI , tn• Phl\ldl'lphla •C;u1ion 11,.;1 111 San f'nln· ('t!;ro tKru\vA' l(}.!h . 101 R-\Tf! Nr: 1lT• u1 bat!li l: G\1'\'lUL sun Olfl!n. ..t'-.R: l\i!ndb:>rJ(. OllcaRo, ..119: (.'r111 . Uousloo. .]16; Ra ~·. P111sbtaJ"Rh, .:lit l .f'fln.;nd. S..tn F'rancilllu. "1)';; Puhl , Hnhlon. ~Tf. RUf\.~ : ~!hl'ft. C hln~St(). ~ n Dkl.,'O. Mallt!N'!IO. Dlf1ro, ~ . . 19: 79: ri'Ul. Hooslon. replaced on t11e Indians' rooter . Jacoby was one of only five American League players to have played In every game this season. He was hitting .264 with seven homers and 40 RBis In 126 games. He had an 11-game hitting streak broken when he was pulled from the Jacoby Injured the hamate bone 1n his left hand when he swung during the secmd game of a double-header against Milwaukee on Sunday, the American Leagu~ team said Monday. ·He was taken out ofthegameand hls hand was X·rayed Monday. The team said Jacoby wUI have surgery on the hand Wednesday at Lutheran Medical Center. He will wear a cast Cor 10 days and will then need tllree moreweeksofrehabUitation. Jacoby was not Immediately secondgrumeSunday. · Ukes Parish's pay Leading to the recovery of my car · trailer taken from Wolfe Body Shop, Main St. in Racine, Oh. on Monday, Aug. · 13, 1984. MARC FRENCH 992-2679 w.~'mr. PlnJO. SIU'EBIIIRD SATELLITE *AUG.:* Special SISTEJIS SindlrrJt. Chlc11RQ, 21: Hubbard, Allunta, 'n: Sarnurl, Phlla· dC'IpNa. 17: Dwham. Cllk'lfllO, ~ Hmdr· kit. Srl.ouL"- 13: Ralnes. Monti'NI. ~. 100 degree LN A ffiiPI.Di: sandlnR. Chicl¥0. 11i: Sam· \tli , PtiUadtiPtia. m: Cruz. Hou.'IICII, U: _., completely in.stalled Doran, Hws1m, 11: ~ Houston, 9; Gwynn , San Dltlo. !1: McG>r, SIL:ula, * RUNS: Mw"PI1,\·. AIJaRta: '11: Schm id!, PNI~~ a. 25: CCBrttr, !'don· trt>al. :M: C('y, Chk'IIIIIO. 21: Marshall, Lai Excellent Picture! Member: The Associated Prt"Ss, In· land Dally Press Assoclatoo and thll' American Newspaper Publishers As· soclatlon, Na tional Advertising Repre· scntatlve, Branham Newspaper Salei, New · $1995.00 - "tn.1. ' Sal\ Clncrtn.atl, D1eoo. "" ............. 51; · Redtll; tt: MWI18on. New Ya-k, :r?. Daily Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4S'ffi9. BROWNIE - Faltb Hayman, of Mr. 8lld Mn. Dan ....,......., Syraeule, WIIS,selooted as Melp de..,.._ SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Curler or Motor R:oute One Week ....... .. ...................... .. .$1.10 One Month ..... :......... ................ .$4.80 one Year 'siiiiiii:Firoi'Y"""" $57.20 CGIIDQ'8 ...... ....., Brownie Scout for I.Bil4. Traphles were PRICES Dally ............. ... ............... ... ~5 CeniS p=znled to the oulRiandlng 8CCIIIt fnlm eacll level during Subscrtbci's no1des iring lopay Ihe cal'· rle-r may remit In advance dlr~t to The Daily Sentinel on J, 6 or 12 month Systems from li696. ..............,.• inetalled HOMESATELLITE TV . SPECI~LISTS 1' 378·6158 . I r • ......... 01111 1c:· month . No s ubsct iptlons by mall permlU.cd In tow ns wh{'re home carr:Jer service Is ava ilable . . MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio tng a destructive act." For those who need help, Woodland ·Centers has an enll!lgency Services unit that Is staffed ~ houi-s a day, Newsome said. By caning the Crislsllne, GaUia, Jackson and Meigs County residents 11ave access to telephone counseling, emergency.cllnlcal services and psy~hl· atric evaluations. ' The Crislsllne telephone services are anonymous, con!ldenttal and free to local dealers, Newsome said. Other emergency services, such as call outs for cUnlcal evaluations or walk·ln services, are billed to those who use them. No one Is denied emergency treatment because or financial circumstances. According to Woodland's officials, health Insurance generally covers mental health services, and for those with financial hardships, some assistance Is available through the M~ntal Health648Boardandothersources . What should a person do it he or she fears someone's ·mental or emotional problems wtll result In a PRICE . youth night at the Melg!l County i ·Fair. Home recuperdting Marlon Hawk IS at hOme recuperating from recent surgery at the Holzer Medical Center. 13 Woeks ........................... ....... $15.60 26 Weeks ....... .... ... ~ .. .. .... .... ...... $31.20 52 Weeks .... .. : .... ........ ...... ...... .: $59.80 When Meigs County residents are hospitalized and need blood, that blood Is avaUable only because community members ~lave unsel' ftshly given. The next Red Cross bloodmobUe · visit Is scheduled lor Aug. 22. from 1 :to · 5:00 p.m. at Meigs County ~Multi-Purpose Building, Mulbeny <Heights, Pomeroy. Giving blood :·ensures that blood will lie available · when you_:./!.our famUy members · and all "'!elgs County residents ; need it. I . ,. Anyone who Is between the ages .- of 17 and 66, In good health, and who at leastllO pounds can help :. their community by becoming a ,regular blood donor. Each blood : donation can help as many Hi' four . • persolls, since Red Cross separa,tes blood Into components; patients •receive only the blOod components ::we.em ; they need. Personal • • rings. PLUS up to $36 worth of cuatom featu,... FREEt ------------ llltr thony, Uvmia, Mich. spentarecet ' weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralplt Webb and Mrs. Maria Foster. t; . After visiting here they went to Charietori, S.C. to visit Capt. alld Mrs. Charles Sclggs, the fonner Carol Foster, returning then to RaCine to leave Mrs. FoSter for a longer visit with her parents. son, 'let .Bolt Dock s Dr. and Mrs. Charles Drescher. thefonnerRoblnFoster,camefora dinner party hosted by Mr. aiKI Mrs. Foster for Racine area relatives at 11\e American Legion hall. MOST ALL SIZES PRICES START AT $}995 · Plus OH. PH. 992-5786 BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN 8 DAYS A WEEK- 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M . . Except Sundaya; P.M. Only ' Anthony, and Three Meigs Countlans received their master's degrees from the University of Dayion this month. They are Catherine Louise Blael- tnar, Pomeroy, Deborah Roush, Racine. and James Ray Lawrence, Syracuse, all In educational administration. Per/ectGPA Hospitalized JohnEUas.Middleport,hasmade a perfect 4.0 grade point average at Hocking Technical College, Nelson· Harok!WlllofPomeoyundeiWl'!lt surgery Friday monrlng at the H 1zer Med C o leal enter. His room •Fr" Mounting •Fr" Balancing •Full Warranty Exchllnp .... HAVE YOU SEEN OF THESE MEN? Both of these young men disappeared while delivering the Des Moines Sunday Register. John Gosch has been missing since Sept. 5. 1982. Eugene Marti11 disappeared on Aug. 12. 1984. If you have information concerning either boy call the Des Moines, Iowa, Police Department . Hotline (COLLECT) 515-246-9988. fiioriiiitheiiisummeriiiiiiiiisessiiiloiinii.iiiiiiiiiiiiniiumiiiiberiiiilsiiii234-iiiiA_iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 rlviiilliieii, sUPER SALE • COMPLEJE 9' SYSTEM . 605 W. l1in St. Pomeroy, Michael UUell. has 1leen appointed CoordiiW« of Annual Givlnl lor IUo Grande Colle&e Md Community Colle,e. Beglnnlllf: In Se!Umher, 1J11e11 will be iEsp+ 4hle lor lll'f:anlzlng and operatlll& the amual ~vlnr; prognua of the oollege. He wW work under the llrec:Uon of Ge<qe Lululc, VIce 1'1 esllleot for Development. u Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foster, daughter, Patty, and a son, P n- BAING THIS AD YO $1495°0 SHAMMY'S Pop E -----Receive de~rees-----~ VISitS Later Foster, I I I I I I 1 1 I I SILADIUM HIGHSCHOOL CLASS RINGS Every ring is backed ·by the ArtCarve.d Full Lifeiime War· ranty. This offer expires November 30. 1984 and Is to be used only lor the purchase,ot ArtCarved Siladlum high school class To find out .:mote about loclil mental health services, can Woodland Centers for a free ' 'Mental Health Relource Guide" ·booldel. COORDINATOR :J?wodmobile · Wednesday ARTCARVEO POO'Iei'O)' (992-2192). wtriners 'for the ptV,es given by Mary Kay Cosmetics at the exhibit of the Hnn last week at the county fair are Dee Davis, LangsvUie, and Cecil King, Middleport . '• ll We<'ks ........ ........ .. .... ........... $14.!\i 26 w..)<s . .. ... . :.. ..... ... .... ........ ... . $29.12 52 Wl"<'ks ....... .......................... $58.24 Outskle Ohio 1600 Nye Ave. · Wint PH. 992-6798 11armful act? Newsome said If a· person becOmes violent to himself or others, the poUce should be caned Immediately. ln other emergency situations, the person could be taken to a hospital emergency room for medl· cal evaluation and clearance, after which a mental health ev(lluatlon ·could be arranged. If a person threatens suicide or talks about 11armlng otherS, but has not taken action, Newsome said Ills best to call Cr1slsllne for help, or make an appointment at the local mental health clinic. Early Intervention emf help prevent a crisis situation or tragedy. The Crislsllne telephone number Is 446-5554 lor Gallla County; 286.5554 for Jackson County and 992-5554 for Melp County. Wood, land Centers operates outpatient mental health clinics In GalllpoHs (446.5500}, •Jackson (286.5075) and Prize winners basis. Ctl'dlt will be given carrier each ·· PLAY "The Number" - "Pick 4" - "Lotto" & Our Current Instant Game - F.REE PARKING AVAILAB~E - Pomeroy, OH. Unless a person asks !Or help, there Is no way to predlctlng or prevent· .I ltQw Av1il1blt 24 Hr. lottery Service ll•mbor 1-61'-374-8894 llttr ~~P Receiving the tropeyforwtstand' lng achievement In Future Homemakersof America In Meigs County at the annual county fair was Joy sautei-s and not Joyce Aulherson. • 873 J-0000 4 OUT OF 6 WON '45.00 5 OUT OF 6 WON '607 .00 6 OUT OF 6 WON S998,650.00 7-33 CARRY OUT Correction POSTMASTER: Send address to The PLAY 6 NUMBER LOTTO AND WIN Last Week's Winning Numbers 06, 08, 18; 26, 36, 40 * - An open wedding reception and sllower honoring Charles and 01anila Sauters will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at the homeofthegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Leroy Sauters, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. AU relatives and hiends of the couple ;Ire Invited to attend. nieroy, Ohio. Ohio Lottery Terminal available, at each end of Pomeroy, OH. Slop and meet our Experienced Operaton: Sharon, Paula, Rhonda, Vidia, Teresa, Kryslal, Kent, Peggy, Rod or Guido. 10' U .P. Superior mesh dish with Drake 324 rect~iver · · Reception planned Publlshf>d every afternoon. Monday • lhrOUgh Friday, 111 Court SlreCI, by lhe Ohio VaHey Publishing Company- Mul· tlmedla , Inc., Pomeroy. Ohlo45769, 992· 2156. SecoR(! elMs poRtage paid at Po- ~ork, w.w. · . On July 18, James Huberty walked Into a McDonald's In San YSldro, Calif, and gunned down 40 people, killing 21 before he was fatally wounded by a pollee sharpshooter. Huberty's Wife later told pollee that l1e had attempted to contact a local mental health cllnlc the day before his shooting spree, but had not received twlp. Although It should be noted that such outbursts of vlolen.c e are rare among those with mental health problems, the tragedy In that California village underscores the need In every town for emergency mentall!ealth -servlces. How .weu are Ganla and Melj:s Counties equipped to deal with peoj)le who are "out of control," suicidal or capable of harming others? According to Laraine Newsome, Crislsllne Coordinator for Woodland Centers, which serve· Gallla, Jackson and Meigs Counties, · "'We're as good as the law allows." In many sltu~tlons the law doesn't allow Intervention tn people's Uve untU the damage Is done. (USPS 1411-HIIl A Dlvlsloll of MuHimedlo, Inc. 733 Third Avenue, NlVI York 10017. . ' The Daily Sentinel ~;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~ OOUB~ : " STOLEN BASE& Somud. - OUI'STANDING 4-H'er Kevin Napier received an awanl for the most ............. t-H . Club boy In Melp County at the annual OOUDiy junior tali-. know him, has retired and accepted employment In Cl11cago. He, wife, Angeltka. and stepson, Sergey, were here fora vlsltwithhls parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Werner, before moving on to Lake In the · Hills, a suburb of Chicago. Peie Is working In ·electronics wltl1 the Nortoop ColllOfatlon. Every other year Harry and He spent the ~t eight years o! his MargaretBaUeytraveltowherever tour of duty In the Air For,ce In the u.s. Army's 3.llth II Is Germany, and In 19al graduated 11avlng Its reunlol). This YI'!IJ', It was from Heldelburg C9llege. the 40th anniversary held at Both his wife and stepson, a Hartford, Coim. sophomore In 11igh scooal, are The Baileys. tied In an extended natives of Germany, but had earlier vacation with the trip visiting Mary spent a year In the United States, McCaUum.Leonard In New J~. and were just as excited about the going m to Williamsburg, Va. for a · permanent change , as Pete was day of touring, and t1ten on to the about coming home. Norfolk ·· Naval Yards, V!rglnla Beach for some ocean swimming, Another Meigs County Fair Is andfinaUytoCharleston.S.C. before ~ory and wasn'tlt great! All t11e returning home. planning, all the work paid off and · even the weather cooperated. After ~ years In the Air Force, Have a nice week! WUUam C. Warner, "Pete" as we Crisisline emergency ·serVices unit . . available to residents seeking help :lbe burgh. 1M. ••HOME ranks. "We've got tllree new quarterbacks that'll be starting In thi,S division, where It used to be Ken · Stabler (Houston), TenyBradshaw (Pittsburgh), Brian Slpe (Cleveland) and Kenny Anderson (Ctncln· natl). Now It's only Kenny Anderson ." Stabler has moved out of the division and Sipe Is playing In the , United States Football League. In Pittsburgh - a dynasty In the National Football League during the 1970s- only a handful of players remain from the Super Bowl days. "But I think . we have a lot of unproven talent In this division," Newsome says. "It's a young division, as the Cleveland Browns are a young baUclub." Doug Dleken, an offensive Oneman who's been around the. NFL , twice as long as Newsome, ls11't so sure this division Is.any weaker than · it· s ever been. I BOSTON (AP) - K. C. Jones, the coach of the NBA champion Boston CeltiCs, beUeves a lot of basketbaU fans miss thecootributlonsofcenter Robert Parish to the team. "They an see his awesome . slam-dunks," Jones saki. "But they miss the real beauty of his game 11 they don't notiCe how he lUis tile lane m a fast break or sprawls across the !Joor to get a loose baH. San (Ov.)' IVI. n,·. J ~: For Information the quarterback 1(1 ; RBI : Gfi111C'I', Mon! t'f'OI. R7: Chi· <~<¥:o. jlt; .JO.ni!\, Chk"URO. 711; Schmidt , Phliuct'lpNu. 'ill,: Durham . O.lcaxo. 7t. HITS: GY>)'M. Sa n D~o. 17'J ; SandIX't"R. Chk'i¥!0, 159: SamUC'I. PllllaO'-Iph\a, 1~1: S200 REWARD In ROCK SPRINGS - The annual reunion of the E. R Hollon family wn be held Sunday at the Rock Springs Grange hall. A basket dinner will be served at noon and the public Is Invited to Wl~tn", K1: SilrnuN. Philatk•lpl\la, Cltk-al-"0. r;:=========~il Jacoby·placed on disabl~ list S,\ ~· FRA!\flsi:'o ( ii ANTI-i-Tradrfi Ft·a n<"O H;uTis, Matt Doyle, Calif defeated CassloMenlo Motta,Park, BrazU, 7-5,.. 6.2; Derek Tarr, South Africa, defeated Lloyd Bourne, Pasadena, Calif., 7-6,6.3: John Sadri, Charlotte, N.C., defeated Jimmy Brown. Brentwood, Tenn.,G-3,6-7,6.1: VInce Van Patten, Snowmass, Colo., defeated Steve Denton, Austin, Texas, 5-7, ~. 6.2: Stefan Edberg, Sweden, defeated Tim Gullikson, · Boca West, Fla., 6-3, 6-2; Anders Janyd, SWeden, defeated Erick Iskersky. Rossford. Ohio, 7-5. 6.2. McEnroe . was matched with Vljay Amrltaj. Connors plays Roscoe Tanner and WUander Is mat ached against frttz Buehnlng. \ l\1ow•d Trn.,- F'orNII't ; plt C'hrr. from ttw l :Nlin IO ihC' 21·dar d l!iabh>dl lsl. ront rul'l , TOI'flrllo. 1 n 1 1\LIIl.'Wl~ C'l ~· ul Ro!lton. 1n 1 OHr11~0 BA.'oi[BALL WARR IOR S- RC'· SIRn('d MlkC' Bratz , ~n~ard , !0 \\'t......... "-v'" HU11'11~ O~·f • lnnd 111 Transactions Lf'i lj!UI'. C\1'\'l'lallrl rSmllh -i-41 01 1 Toronto iSIN-b SNIIllt• " A ll t~n ta F.t\.'fl' DM"'ION \&! L Pti,. Also on Monday, No. S.seeded Joaklm Nystrom, Sweden, defeated Sammy Glammalva, of Houston, Texas, 6.1, 6.2: John Alexander, AustraUa, defeated Mark Edmon· son, Australia, 7-6. 6.1, and Greg HOlmes, Danvllle, Calif., defeated Wally Masur, Australia, 6.3, 4-6, 64. Also, J;'aul McNamee, of Austra· lla , defeated Danie Visser, South Ahica. 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, and 'Thomas Hogstedt, Sweden , defeated Steve Meister, Miami Beach. Fla., 6-7. 6.1. 6.1. MASON, Ohio (API - John McEnroe, Gulllermo VUas, Jlnlmy ConnerS and defending defending · champlol' Mats Wllander play their . opening matches today at the $375,<XXJ Assoclation of Tennis Professionals Tournament. , lsraeU star Shlorno Glickstein of Israel defeated ninth-seeded Henri Leconte of France, 1-6. 7-5, 6-3, durtngthe opening round Monday. · "I went out· there today and expected to win. The outcome dldn 't surpriSe me," said Glickstein. Anotherseededplayer,No.13Lelf Shlras of MUwauk'ee, Wis., also was eUlmlnated by Russell Simpson of New Zealand, 7-6, 64. PhlladNphla a t ~ Fn1nctSCO Hw:;too at ChkaRO i\Ml:fU{ ','\rol: IJo:A,(iliE . Top tennis players in action today· Scoreboard ... Majors stakes record, eclipsing the old mark of 2:01.1 set by DarkE~Jgle In 1981. 'The two-minute clocklng was the 1Mtl1 of the current Scioto Downs season, and ties the single year record for tha.t category. Mad Speed, the leading point· earner In this class of the· stakes program for state-breds, m a in· tatned his lead by wliming theelghth race division timed in 2: 00.2 ·tor driver Jeff Fout, paying $3.$. Mad Speed. Op Art. Gayn T and Fire Horse aU earned the points necessary to make it intotl1e$90,<XX> championship final, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Eleven sophomore trotting colts from the Ohio sires Stakes highlighted Monday night racing at !lcloto .Downs as they competed in tl1eir final racetoquallfyfora berth In the $90,f00 Corwin Nlxm Trot, an OSS ~mplonshlp Final. LucJ<y Alrnahurst earned his way Into the race with flair, setting two records as he won the fourth race division. Driver Robert Todd guided the son of Lindy's Pride to a wire-to-wire victory timed In 2: 00 to pay$4.00 The Ufetlme best clocking was a one Hollon reunion .R utigliano _h.elieves Steelers top team in Central Division tran~lstlon mall. ' Sentinel-Page-S ·'A fter the ceremony and a tour of the base, Deem, with a two-day pass joined the Jlubb&rds for some sightseeing before getting back to sane tralnlng at Fort Dlx where he'll be for another two months . Deem graduated from Southern High Sc11oolln May. on BlJRLINGHAN!' - A hymn sing featuring singers of old time · hymns wlll be l)eld at the Burltngliann Community Church at 7 p.m. Saturday. The pastor, Ray LaudermUt, Invites the public. The sing was earlier l!ll~nced for last Saturday. Monday night's game. Johnson was out on the play. (AP .Issc"1Jh!l'o). The first · ·everyone knows vertical stripes draw a lellner One. Avoid horttzonta! patterns and stick to small prints. Wear hfgl1 heels to elongate the Yw}<MWit. WeRnowlt. You're Still overweight and legs. more pounds Go for A-One skirts and shun 11avegot logo. jjeated ones. But you're . The .chemise-style dresS Is a hungry, worn out never-faD choice for !Uller ligures. from au the pushups and Jollglng, L9ng jackets, vests and tunics In even though we're told time and any style go a long way toward again tl1at exercise fights oft concealing a problem walstUne or fatigue, tones up the mw;cles and · hips. reduoes tile figures the scales. Steer clear of wide -belts which It's distressing, a real blow to the accent the waistline. old self·Image. ( And go for IUD sleeves, such a While you're waiting for the dolman, but arold sleeves that a.fe results of the ntness program; you too putty. might like to try some ways to look Fll!ally, If you see a bulge sUmmer. The tips we offer are not anywhere, you 11avethewrmgslze. our own, but came across this desk via the Carl and Mildred Hubbard of So, It you want to look 10 pounds Syracuse; who look on Tony Deem slimmer without losing an ounce, as another son, traveled to Fort Dlx, here come tlie figure llattertng N.J . Cor his graduation from basic fashion ideas. training. Hvmn sin12 KIRTI.AND, Ohio (AP) - Some contenders for the job previously veteran members Gt t!W Cleveland , held by retired Pittsburgh quarter· Browns agree the American Foot- back Terry Bradshaw. baU Conference Central Division Bradsl1aw's departure In Pitts· Isn't wl1at It used to be, but Coach burgl1 gave the Steelers the same Sam Rutigliano dOesn't see wl1ere problem faced by two of the otber things are an tl1at different. three teams In the division. "Whether It's (Mark) Malone or "I guess we're going through a (David) Woodley, the Steelers are transition period. 'I See It as that," the team to beat tn our division," says Ozzie Newsome, Cleveland's Rutigliano says, reterrJng to the seventh-year tight end. "There's transition in the coaching ranks, Karsalos has assumed the nwnher quarterback position as Incumbent stane1: Mike Tomczak recov""' lmm a broken rf&hlle«. Tomc:zak feeB he wW he ready to start the Big Ten opener apln8t IoWa Sept. 22. (AP Userphoto). By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sslllmel stall Writer RIO GRANDE - Registration for tan quarter at Rlo Grande College and Conununlty College wtll take place Sept. ~ tn the Tecl1nlcal Careers Cenier. Hours will be 9 a.m. to noon; 1 ::11p.m. to4p.m.: and6p.m. to Spm. ClWIS{'S wlll begin Sept. 25. For more Information, contact the college at (fil4) 245-5353. Dail Fashion tips on looking slim wmmunity wrne~ Registration announced out on a day·liHiay basis. Starter Mark Gublcza, 9-9, surrenderec:J an five Bo6ton runs m solo homers by Mike Easler and Rlcl1 Gedman and a three-run blast rrom Marty Barrett. But relievers Jile Beck;Wfth and Dan Qulsenbeny. who picked up his 33rd save;closed thedoorasKansasCitymovedlntoa tie for second In the West witl1 California, 4 ~ games behind Minnesota. · Yankees 8, Anp!ls 4 Joe Cowley finally ts making his mark In the majors after eight seasonsofrnlnor-leaguedutyand52 1·3 lnnlnjis of work for Atll!llta In 1!&1. Cowley struck out 13 Angelsincluding Reggie Jackson tllree times - as New York, which l1as scored 25 runs in Its ~t three games, cruised. · Bobby Grlch and Rob Wilfong homered for CaUfornla. . · While Sox 7, Rangers 5 Greg Walker hung In on Charlie Hough's knuckleball ,then deposited a fastball Into the seats for a tltree-run 11omer to pace Chicago. Richard Dotson, 13-10, won for only the second time In eight starts since the All-Star break. Watker was ejected In the eighth for arguing a third strike. The Pomerov Middleport. Ohio Happenings Manager Jackie Moore asked for volunteers. "In the sixth Inning, ht! went around and asked who wanted to pitch," recalled Wagner, a former Tiger, who surrendered two hits, walking one and striking out Johnny Grubb. He did not allow a run. " I went up and toldhiml'dgoacouple of innings. When I was a little kid, I always wanted to pitch In Tiger Stadium. It was tun." Elsewhere, it was Baltimore 5, Seattle ~ ; Kansas City 8, Boston 5; New York 8, California 4, and Chicago 7, Tf!xas.5. Orloii!S 5, Mariners 4 Rookie Mike Young belted a pair of homers and the Orioles beld on to edge visiting Seattle .Young, who homered leading off the first and third Innings, has 15 home runs for his last 15 games. The triumph was the fourth In a row for the defending World Champions, their longest winning streak since Mlay: AI Cowens homered, hts first since July Zl. for Seattle. Royals 8, Red ~X 5 George Brett singled off the Fenway Park wall to knock In three runs In the second iruilng, but Injured his left hamstring running to first base and left tht! game. He'll be WHO'S NUMBER ONE '- Ohio state University quarterbacks Mike Tomczak, left, and Jim Karsa!Gs, 1 Tu11day, August 21. 1984 IIISTALLED This is 1 speci1l purc:lillt wiilt li111ited number of systems_ Wt 11'1 now certifllld with major companies to do l111tlllltions 1nd hllvt com)lett inventory of bl!cbP units tQ jvt best service in the uta. ODDS & ENDS SHOP 992-6206 MIDDLEPORT . Eua- Mllrtln of Des Moines, Ia. is 13 yea•s old and disappeared on Aug: 12. 1984. He is 5 feet tall, I 05 pounds. thin, with dark brown hair, brown eyes and a dark complexion. He was wearing blue jeans, a gray m idriff shirt with white stripes and red sleeves, and blue Trax tennis shoes with white diagonal stripes. John Gosch was 12 years old when he disappeared . on Sept . 5. 1982. while · delivering newspapers in We s t Des Moines. Iowa. He was described as 5 ieet . 7 inches tall. weighing 140 pounds. with blu e eyes and lig ht brown hair . $25,000 REWAR_, offered by The Des Moines Register for information· leading to the recovery of either of these missing persons. (Additional reward money being offered by friends and relatives.) ' �' . Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 21, 1984 Roundup awards horses to deserving 4-H members in east · An early morning mist lingers on the pastUtes where a handful of wranglers are herding up a band broodmares and their foals. What might be an ordinary sight on a westeni ranch will actually be taking place In southeastern Ohio on the Bob Evans Farm during the arm~l -4-H Fall Roundup. During the 4·H Fall Roundup Sept. 7·9, 11 deserving 4-H'ers from the northeastern and southeastern United States wUJ win a registered Quarter- horse weanling. The weekend Is called the4·H Fall Roundup because the winners, aged 12·15, or actually help wranglers round up the colts from a band of nealry 41 horses. With trailers In tow, the 11 young people will travel from Georgia, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kenfucky, Pennsylvania, DeJa. ware, Maryland, West VIrginia and Tennessee tor the weekend. Friday evening, thewinnersw!U ttavel _together on horseback to the campdte where they'll spend the night. Around a crackling camp!Ire, each will draw a caltle tag marked with a number determln· tng the order which they wOl receive their colt from the tamlllar S~n bat of Bob Evans, )reSident andfoundero!BobEvansFanns . Bellevlng tbat raising horses ts an Invaluable learnlni' experlence, Bob Evans Initialed the program as ·an Incentive for au 4-H'ers to try just a Uttte harder. He w1U llost the ' winners and their families and presentthecoltstotbewinners.TIIe sausage and restaurant company has awarded alm06t 100 colts to de!lervtng young people since 19'r7. IUslng at "dawn on Saturday, the 4' H'ers wOI begin to prepare for the weekend's high point - the round Meigs County reunions • Parker and BUiy; married longest, Betty and Hal Parker, 51 years. The 49th Parker reunion was held • Others present were Katherine Aug. 12 at Tuppers Plains ElemenLee Colburn, Columbus; Randy, tary SchOol with 56 attending. Hal Heldt and Ashley Smith, Clifton, Parker asked the blessing before . W.Va. ; Jeff and Jeffy ~. the basket dinner. Athens; Jean Louts Parker Bittick, President Nellie Parker ciln· Hanimond, Ind.; Roy and Pauline dueled the business meeting. She Parker, Dade City, Fla.; Gall M . asked a special vote of thanks for Mills, Ellzabeth, W.Va.; Will Poole, their work to secretary-treasurer Robe11 and June Ashley, Leland, VIrginia Parker and to Ralph Margarei, Jln\, Mike and Chuckle Parker, In charge of gifts. Officers Parker, Jimmy Parker, Mr. and elected were Ralph Parker, pres!· Mrs. Carl Parker and Jason, dent; Albe_rt Parker, vice pres!· Albert, Frallk and Mary Parker, dent; VIrginia Parker, secretary· Helen Parker Hart, Mr. and Mrs. treasurer; Martha Poole, gifts; Joe Lester Parker, Leslie and Le$ter n, Poole, pictures; Keith Ashley, Pauletta Cheatham, 'a ll local. historian; Margaret Parker, news The 1985 Parker reunion wl1l be reporter; Nellie Parker, . name the second Sunday In Augllst at the tags. I same place. · Motions passed were basket dinner promptly at 12: 00 p.m.; payments of $10 each to the schOOl The 1!114 Eichinger family reun· bOard and janitor; special enterton ·was held Aug. 5 at the Meigs tainment next year In celebraUon of County Fairground. Leroy Sauters the 50th annual reunion. Tile · gave the blessing. SpectaJ recogniotllcers wOI serve as executive tion was given Allen Elchln&er as committee on this entertainment the . oldest present while DeJana with all members urged to Eichinger, great-granddagpter of contribute. Allen received ytliiiiii'!St present Mrs. Lillian Lee, Columbus, hOnors. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Invited all to attend the Parker· Letthelt of Akron was·recoplzed as Colburn reunion at the Park of having !iaveled the farthest. Roses,' Columbus, Aug. 26, 12: ~ A picture of the hOme of the late p .m. Ler<iy Eichinger was presented to Gl!ts were given to oldest woman, the surviving children of the late Freda Parker Bean, age 83; oldest and Clara Eichinger. man, Velda F. Parker, Indiana , age Those attending were Mr. and 82; youngest girl, Whlll)ey, daugh· Mrs. Leroy Sauters, Joy, Sberl, Pat ter of Keith and Emma Ashley, age and Charles, Dianna Vande 25 months; youngest boy, Bradley, Vander, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs.' son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker, . Alfred Frallk, Donna Frank, Sandt age 15 months; traveled farthest, WUUams, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Witt, Tucson, Ariz., 2,!m Paul Eichinger Tammy and Paula, mlles; largest family, wuuam and Pomeroy; Mr. and Mn. Donald Carolyn White, Diana, Cindy, Keut Eichinger and Ttffai.y,_Reedsville; Eichinger wuuam Mrs. Opal Eichinger and Laura, Chester. .Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger aJil) Max Jr., Pomeory; Mrs. Scott young people as tttelrcolts enter the corral one at a time to greet their newoWners."Everyoncelnawhlle I stop and thlllk about that wonderful weekend ln Ohio. I can sliD feel what It was like standing there waiting for them to let the hOrses Into the chute, knowing that one would be mine and trying hard not to wlsb for the one 1 wanted moot. T1len there she was! " said up. Atop their horses, the wranglers will cue the horses and 11 winners ~ho help · maneuver the herd through the fields. By forming barrlers with their )torses they will ' guide them to the corral whel'!! they will be awai-ded later that morntng. VIsitors and farnllles will watch the performance from vantage points along the roundup route. It's bard to Imagine the antlelpa· . lion and excitement felt by these . . Bodge Inglee, 13, last year's winner -from Delaware. This excitement see~s to be shared by all partlclpatlilg In ttoe 4-liFaliRoundup. Eventheparents find their ()WJI hearts po\llldlng as they watch the young people draw · their numbers, or as they help the wranglers round up tl¥!1r colts and I'Ven later,_ w.h en they're presented, one by one, a brand llj!W registered Quarter horse we~¥~~tng. Each of the coils Is !IJISUred of having a goo4 hOme because their . new oWners were selected from hundreds o( qualified 4·H'ers In each state. With many 4-H projects and lessons on animal care behind them. each young person wUl draw on lhooe. experiences to care for their weanling. Four-H members between the ages of 12 and 1.5, Interested In applying for t he Bob Happy Harvesters Robert Arnold, Wtlma . Terrell, . - Nonna . Goodwin, Freda Duffy, Neva Seyfried and Steven Saltz. 'lbe A covered dish dinner preceded blr1hdays of Edith ·LaJitng and the recent meeting of the Happy Eleanor Werry were noted. H06tess Harvesters meeting at Trinity for the September meeting will be Church. Mrs. Werry, wlthCaryiCooktobave Eva Dessauer gave devotions the devotions. from the Upper RomJ using scripture from 1 Jotm with Caryl Cook reading, "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Given special welcomes after ab;ences from several meet· lilgs were Caryl Cook, Georgia First, Dorothy Schwab, Wal!;on, and Genevieve Melnbart. and Helen Sauer were weJcuned Paule Mayer and Marte Hauck btto membership at the recent were also welcomed totherneetlng. meeting of the Middleport Amateur Plans were made for a rummage Gardeners sale for Oct. 4 and 5 at the church, Rose Reynolds reported on the and an tee cream social was Meigs County Fatrflowers!Dwsand annourred for Oct. 13 and 14. ooted that the club is responstlllefor Officers' reports were given. the fair publlclty book. Marge Fetty nd Veda Davts were named to the Get -well cards were sent to Middleport Amateur Gar.deners Katl\Y or Hospitalized U!ooard Bass, Syracuse, wUJ enter Camden Clark Hospital In ParkerSIIW'g, Sunday for surgery next week. Visiting Mr. 111111 Mrs. Earl Stetner of Wam!ll have been here visiting lor several days with his mother, Mrs. Marte Steiner, Mlddll'port. Steiner Ia recuperating from recent IWll!l'Y· Birthday noted Mn. Huel McCallum ltMIDersoblei'Wtl bel' 92nd birthday S.llll'dly. vllle anniversary. . ~. -·· ..• ,-.· - ·1 ... ~ ... d (6141 4-46·7619 or (6141 992-6601 417 Stcolld Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8/ 13/Hn WE ARE YOUR SALES AIID SERVICE WRITESEL ROOFING CO. HEAOQUARTERS FOR •SYLVANIA NEW-JREPAIR . G «er• Down1pout1 Gu«ere Cle11ned Painting Storm Doors • Window• RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985·3307 YOUNG'S INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE CARPENTER · SERVICE . Wo'd tltto to introduco IOU to (-t·A·Car,lllt modlmWII to drive t1ll volticlo of 10ur - concrete work - Plumbing •nd .-eetric.. V. C. YOUNG Ill from t1nuJbou1 tile !IQithweotem and southeaslern Unlled sa.tes Sepl. 7-9 at the l,liJO.acre Bob Evans Fann near Rio Grande. -· ~- -· .. Fernie, Dennis 81111 Joe Woodgerd, Lloyd, Paula, Chad and Belinda Or llfit1 DliNJ Sntiltl Sayre, Carpenter; Betty Sayre, ..................... t .c..~ .................. 'I'bel'ewasaplantexcllangebythe members.Ana~81TIIIIgmlentof driftwood with hells and biddies made by Helen Sauerwm lheprtze for the best 8ITIIIg'l!ml!llt. Jean Moore. woo the ttaveUng prize, and the hostess gift was woo byCalhy Flrst.Adesaertooursewas served by the oftlcers of the. club with Mrs. Swansonasacontrtbutlng hostess. BesJdes the three new members, another guest was Nina Hicks. Outdoor . nature: WUI!e Adams, Timmy Clem, and Jeremy Buckley, firsts; Chris Pauton and Matt Michael, second. Models: Andy Wolf, Matt Riden· our, Rodd Newsome, James McDa· nlel, an 'Keith Hunt, ~ _places; Jeremy _Buckley, David van Inwa· gen, Jerrod Van lnwagen, second places. . . Rnck colJectlon: Mlcbael Batley, first place. ~- ... .............. . . . . ·-·~=-=-~· ._ ............. ...,......... .......... ........ ............_ ·- . - --- NonCE OF SALE . By v1rtue of an Order Of Sale issued · out of the Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County. omo. In the Case of Sovran Mortgage Corporat1on. Rosemont. Pennsylvania. Pl aintiff. aga1nst W iU1am Welborn. et. al.. Defendants. upon a Judgment therein reQdered . be1ng Case No. 84-CV- 11 0 1n sa1d Court. I w1U offer for sale. at the front door Of • rhe Courthouse '" Pomeroy, Me1gs County,· Oh1o, on th e 15th day o f September. 1984. at 10:00 A.M.. the follow1ng lands a'nd tenements. located at Route N o. 2. Crew Road. Pomeroy, Oh1o. to-wn . S1 tua ted 10 the County of Me1gs. State of Oh1o and Townsh1p of Chester. Be1ng Lot 6 o f the Fairv1ew Hetghts SubdiVISion. recorded m volume 4. Page 53. M e1gs County Pl at Records. Excep!lncj the coal W1th m1nmg nghts as descnbed 1n deed recorded in Vol ume 23 8 . Page 37 . Deed Records of M e1gs County. Oh10. ro wh1ch reference 1s hereby made. for a more parttcular 9escnpuon. Sub1ecr to an Otl and gas lease to the Oh10 Fuei'Gas Company, farmer. Floyd's 114-year-<Jid alert mind Is crammed witll memories of Meta> County 111111 be Is ever ready to spin yards of yateryear bt r.teJga County to any wilD wUJ but paUli! llJld 11stea - a veritable Melp County blltory llldc. Ulwln llld VentDn N - of NeaR ~=I!" couslna. Slnlld any and Willi to "surprlae" him, hll ITI8Illna :e, New \ ' . NOIIi:e on Filing of lnvenlory- Apprrill tMil Tho - of Ohio. Moigo County Court of Conwnon Plooo.-eOMoion. -To the hecutor dr AdmlnlslraiOr o f the esrate. to such o f the follOWing as are res1dents of the Stare o f Oh10. vtz· - the survtvmg spouse. the next of k1n. the benef1C1anes under the ";Ill: and to the attorney or at10rnevs representmg any ·of the aforementioned persons Asa Ashworth Hosktns. de· ceased. Route 2. Pomeroy. Oh10 4 5769. · M e•gs pou nrv Pro bate co·u rt. Case No. 24407 You are hereby not1fed that the lnvAntory and Appra, se men t of the estate o f thf! aforementioned. decf!ased. la te of sa1d Coun ty. were flied 1n th 1s Court Sa1d Inven tory and 3 Announcements recorded on Volume 38. Page RABIES CLINIC Me•gs County. 'Ohoo. and l'llr5fNtfD 8Y 54 of the Lease Records of further subJect to an 011 and gas lease granted by the vendors heteon to Murphy Orl Company on Aprol 30th. 19 70. Reference Deed · Volume 267. Page 833 and Volume H•- lltip Co. Society & lleip Co. lftllttl Dept. At Columbia Twp. filehoose · Cannot be sold for less than SATURDAY, AUG. 25 T P.M. • 4 P.M. Dr. Carol Oaborne · RABIES 13.00 James J. Proffitt Docs must bt tuohod. Cals 2H. Page 59. Deed Aecmdsot Meogs Coun<y. Dhro App<aosed at S4 7.000.00 Shentf of Me1gs Countv 18114. 21 . 28. 3tc 1 Card of Thank• The iamily of Mary K. Har· bfecht wishes to thank ever· yone who helped in any way durin& the illness and death of our mother. Special thanks to Veterans Memorial Hospital, Dr. Sola, Or. Martin, Janice Ev1ns, . RN, Winnie Marcinko, RN, Lois Clelland, Aide, Sltip lm· boden & Karen H1ines. X· R1y Dept .. Deb~ S.nders, lab Dept., Flther TOlly 1nd Ewl111 Funeral Home and •· pecielly to members of the Pomeroy Emer&ency Squed, in ClrTiers. -~ ................... ... , ·n·· _ .... . . .,.• ·~- Robert E. Buck. Judge By lana IIi. N-od. Deputy Clolk (8)21 . 28, 211: Public Notice LEGALUtil1t1es NOTICE Fiubhc CommiS - The SIOn of Oh10 ha s set for public heflnnq Case No. 84· 6-GA· GCR to rfMew the gas cos t recovP.ry rmes o f the Columb1a Gas o f Oh1o. lnc . the operation of 1!S Purchased Gas AdJuSt · ment Clausp, and •elated mat ters Th1s hepnng- 1S scheduled to bP.gtn at 10 00 a tn on Tuesday; SeptemQer lB. 1984. at thP. o f1 1Ces of th e Comm,s Sion. 180 East Broad Slleet Columbus. Oh10. 432 15 All 1nterestP.d persons w1ll be g•ven an OPPOrtunity 10 bA heard Furl h<'lr 1nlormat10n may be o bt a1ned by conract1nn th e Comm1!iS10n ' · THE PUBLIC umiTlES COMMI SSION OF OHIO By · M ary Secret ary Ann Orl1n sk·, , ll8111in1111, C=, .lirlll, 11dlllon or lll•n and rac11vt a Coon Cap. · Spoclll IHIIIII Aillusl 13 11d ondl lop!. I. 1114. R&S llacrcllnJ O.pot 140 ~~..... ld. Oblo. 592·74n Allltns, Middleport. Ohio On Thl1 Big TRUCKLOAD . ' SALE White They Laat ·MGM FARM. CllY, INC, Pomeroy 1114·882·2181 llrvtce ~ntJ~1.:clatl lllp Phont·742·3171 For fnlor S.Nico Call &•4-992-6737 SERVICE · For all your wirina needs;- furnaces repair service and inslallation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 *T~OPH,IES E EXCAVATING •TRENCHING · SEWEll, *PLAQUES' •AWARDS ( : r,.•th·h~- 1;. Our s,.....1.11~ MIDDLEPORT PLASnC ARTS 8ob 8o Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport, Ob._ 3 1 Business Services t;::========: BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized JOhn Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service I$''' Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING RENT A CAR CALL 446~4522 "We Rent f01 Lets" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL No Sunday Calls 'l ll !lr TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY . CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT P•UL E. SHOCKLEY. D.V.M. J&F CONTRACTING 'DOZER . BACKHOE 'REClAMATION WORK 'Oil FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WONK 'CUSTOM BUilT HOMES •wATER, GAS • OIL UNES St. Rt. 160 North Gollipolia, Ohio JIM CLIFFORD AM . CONSTRUCTION WHALEfS AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 7/ll/tfn BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK CONCRET£ WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TAIIII COAL & LIMESTONE Cll)l for flee Ertimete Call for free siding es· timates. 949·2801 or 949·2860 742·2167 or 742-2225 PH. :J:llol:' 1 New Chevy Truck .... FINDIR ........... :. '76.95 DOOIS ............ •t49.95 HOODS ..... .~ ..... '174.95 IUMPIRS .......... 169.95 GRILL ................. 142.50 R. SUf'I'OIT ....... •14. 95 TAIL GATI ......... '15.00 FOlD FINDIII .... 169.95 IUMPII ............ 169.95 Also s.m. ea. ..ndero AvallaWo 8/ 14/1 mo. S·ll·ltl G&W PLASTICS I & SUPP~IES GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPI REGULATORS & FITnNGS VOLUME DRIPS w....... 985·3813 985·3837 TROMM EXCAVATING •LANQ CLEARED eSEPTIC SYStEMS eGRAVEl HAULED Bonded & lnaured PH. 742-2328 R II "' • 7119/ 1 mo. pd: SMALL ANIIIAL HOURS DITCH WITCH SERVICE PIANO TUNING & REPAIR GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES PIANO TUNING · MondiJ 3 p.llr Sf .m: Tutsdly 6:30 p.m.· p.m. Wtdntsdty 3 p.m.·S p.11. Thll'sdiy 3 p.OI.·S p.m. Fridly I p.m.-2 -p.m. Satunlay 10 ·l.m.-11:30 1.m. IAIGE ANII.LAID SUIGEh IY APPOIIITIENT 304-675-2441 8/ 20/1 ·mo. ·---·- f- · .. ---- .. . .... ~. . -"'. ~ .... - . ,. ecree of lend with ferm pond. located nur Oak HHI and Centerville. eppro.)( . •491 mo. paymonl. Only t3,7110 down. 379·2803 otter e P.M . dally. 1 -~-------- ~~"-'11 .. ' Crisp, Apple Grove~ · Dorca1 Rd:; Rac i ne . Thur1 ., Aug . & Vicinity 23rd.9:00 til 2:00. Kni~~ kn1ck1, jewelry, clothing· (mens end womens). Rain ' Golllpolio Floo Market Fri .. cancel1. ...... Giiiiiiioiiii ........ Yard Sale: Jo Ann 0ood Income. No lnveat· EUGENE LONG ...... Pi'Pieiiiiilri't" ... S&WTV APPLIANCE URVICE 1---------- ----- PULLINS EXCAVATING -. ~ r . :::hPc"l:Sn•s .. .. 1---------- -yod. THE . "DITCHING ·SERVICE 1---------- . .. ,,... . . .. 'WELDING & FABRICATION .,... .---------rl OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON •vt Qnly 9'11% aeaum1ble loan on lhio 3 IR bflck ranch hauu. 1ecludfd O!"' 2 .9 1---------- · CHESHIRE. OHIO SAVE UP TO $10700 Frnztr Per Po-ay, OH. 45769 1·13· tfc 367· 7560-367-76 "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" I. L "lid" lciHU .. ·' Counly Conified SIDING CO. Broler-AIICtlon 992-21911 SEPTIC TANKS IISTALU:P . fiiiiiSTIMATIS BISSELL CASH and aCOORS CAP at R&S R~cyeli. Depot ••r co11llillltlon of alumlnuni cans. lllttt PAT HILL FORD ' ·~:r~':iN~~~· 181 21. lie FREEZER SALE or .We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators:-we•also. repair Gas Tanks. ' •BACK HOE •DOZER •ENr;! LOADER •DUMP TRUCK &ERVIOE Appr;11semenr w1JI be for heasnng before th1s Court on.·the I 1th day oj September. 1984. at 1 ·30 o'clock. P.M Anv person des1r1ng to f1le exception s thereto must ftle them at leas t lwe days pr1or to the da te set for heaung G1ven under my hand and seal of sa1d Court. th 1s 17th Oay of August 1984 . BLACKSTON NEW CAR & . TRUCK LEASING . • ••• 326 RADIATOR SERVICE ~ u.•t•-=-:.~ · flo Down P1yment lower Monthly Ptywoent ' ) MGM FAR!W CITY Reed. Your kindnesses ttuouah food, flowers, JIIIYif1 end helpifll hinds were very much :::rec::::i::lted::::;..---Hi~----.;.;;;; --· ,,_......... .._....... '----~.,."':.._ ..:...__. .-:----! __ ,,_.., ............. . . . .. . ..., .. ,._.. . ,......,.._........... u. -- ---- 1'-------.,--...J Janet Russell, Robin South· ern, Jamie Ash 1nd Paul .,~- ~-- =........ .· ·............ ... - oaw l~ions A¥*11b1e Sell us 150 II of ontlt•m ,____ --___ --- .. ....... ·...·==""' ----· ··-,.,_._,. ·-..... . .,.._ __....... =~·'· ' ..... c... wv :::-.:::::. , ,._., _......,.. ...,,. _,._,.._. ••-'nJ-_..._ ........ .,_ ......,__...... - -UtM ....,. . Public Notice Public Notice lwO·th1rds the appratsed vat u~ lege (lenlj!illber ,tt?) and taught schOol lor two years at Morning Star school. He left his teaching·career In 1912 and headed for tbe Iowa comcountry at the Invitation o1 Harvey Holter, another native Meigs Coontlan, who bad gone · there tor temporary employment. Holter returned to Melp County to Uveout the remalnde: ol hts ute, but Floyd remained In Iowa to become a 14 UipeiOUS corn-raising, dairyman Dttf. ct./.ijw.t ,.... ,.. u•rr ,,. .. ................. .,........... .............................. ............ ... ........ .,............. , .... .... ....._ ..................... r;...... ....... • 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio .-:-1 1tl. Ce•r1 St. •.Pomeroy, Olli• 45i169 served at noon. habits. ·- - ~ PHONE 992·2156 ; cfassif"ii• Frank and Delores Cleland, Carctvn Powell, David, Becky, Rachel and Nathan Sayre, Bessie Smith, Ra· cine; Frances Bamhart, Diana, Keni\Y Lee, andMellssli Pierce, Bl11 and ~ttl Ll!e. Junior, Tina. Angle, Nancy ad Jmnes Sancbw, Chauncey; Gary, Sue, Bn!nt and SereDa Webb, ZaJesld A basket dinner was club publicity !look committee. For roll call members related IBimanltarlan deeds they haveOOne lhlll year. Kathryn Swiiiii!OO had the vene of the IIIOIIIh, "But Now My· Heart" by Gamet Schultz, and . Marge Fetty read an article on the. hummbJg bird and Its feeding .·-·- cholco. . work fFree Eatima1es) WES'lERN BOVNDUP - Dunn& a real western I'IIIIIUip, u quarterhonoecollswiD be separated from a herd of .-i;y 411 bonell and awarded to 4-H'ers Homes for Sale ·- - Addon1 end remodeling Worxlgad of Ednlllllton, Ky. SWim· mlng, . wiley ball, and horseshoe were enjoyed by tile grrup. Others atlsldlng were Artie and Betty Woodgml, Marietta; Cam:il, ... -~· -·-····---- "-···- ·-·-- ---· ~-·~------·--··- -.--- ~icensed Clhlictl Audioioeist full The Daily e roomt In the- Village of mont. flulbla achedule, Vinton . Portly lurnlahtd. management polllbifitiet . . t 3 ,000 or trade equity for Set . • Sun. lj\door~ outdoor. Prtzet end awerdt In recogcen,per. 311 S . I New FrldiV Nieht Mtrket Moving Sale:· furniture, clgnllion of ochlovemenll. The Vinton. Oh. Cell olerto 3PM 1111 7 Rt. 36 & thlng. bookl. plants, neW 1 1 Also Transml11ion opportunity to earn lripo to ~~~~~~?:_~=..=~ · &1~. Call441·7037. · handm•de items. miac . Low · ·. ·· pricaa. SH at 138 Lincoln 992 5682 ::•rymlolo,ca~~nt. Sar~h Celov- Green Twp. new beautiful 2 F ra z le" 8 otto m FIt • H'ill, Pqmeroy from 10:00 PH. " renge Jew ry Market·. Eve.ry weekend . a.m,•6:00p.m. compony offwrlng high quol· home. 4 or II bdro., H~ 992 7121 or " Ph. (614) 843-5425 ltv 14K gold. llelling lllvor Iorge llvingroom & U.S . 36 Fr01iero Bottom. end diemonda in eddition to kitchen, formtl dlnlngroom, WVa. 215082. De1lert .Wei· 7/9/Z mo. f11hion jewelry throughout Utility room. garage. con· c 0 m 8 · 0 0 " F r 1 1 18 ' • !he United Staloo. For inter· crete drive. nlco lol. city Operotor. 304· 766·2 7 79 . & Vicinity ¥Mw coli botwoon hc>uro of ochoolo. 4\o'a mi. from Gaill· Annrrun, 1'1111 '111 ' 1PM to 4PM , Monday • . polil . Bugain priced , Yard Sale lincoln PNte oft -- ·---·-· .. ------ ·--- -·. ---Aile for: 1114·388· e54,900. Will conoider mo· Rt. 141 . TuM. Wed .. Thuro. Giant yard aale, ·Sat till ,?. Fridoy. 2 In Memoriam 8658 Connie Geor- Unit bile home !rode ln. Coli Aug. 21 · 23. 71hhoullerlghl. 9 :30 till dark. Point Pleaunt ~ · 81h houoo loft. 2 VJ mile• out Sand Hill Road AND ThofomllyofBorthoRuooell Diroclor. 814· 446·2684 446·803B . turn on Shrine Ciub Road 1 Carolyn Oerat Branch 1- - - - -- - ---' would like to eJCprHa their Manager. 1 acre a new 1 roo,m houM 2 FamllyThurt. It Fri. 23rd6 mH1 follow aipnt. Furnltwe · to their friend• and trailer, 2 out building•. 24th. Boya clothing, an- dlahes, clothing. all lizea: lor lho kind· AVON mokO 411%. Coli Fireball Rd. Cell 448-7&97 tlqueo. mioc. 1103·11011 Avon, doll colleel •lztlon·· 4635Jfeout C111p ld. neoa ohown during her II· or 614 •256 •1336 . Toodoro .Ave .. 9 · 11. tools. knic knak, couch .-nd 3358 . Chester, Ohio In- and daolh. 8pecloll -=------.....,.-~-- 1_..:..__ _ _ _ _...,.._ _ choir. Mioc . Ph . 9815-4289 lhonko 10 tho ll.tf l1f v.... lhe Melgo Loco! School 5 room houoo & born . 41oll GiP.,tic Gorogo Solo Wed. II lo.An-. Coli fiS-4312 reno Hoopltol. Dr . Rlclge· Oiotrict io currently ollking on At. 7· In Konougo. Coli' & Thurs. 9 ·4. lob McCor· Yard Sale. Mon· Tuao, 1 o·-4. We lontico All woy. Dr. Slack, Ewing Fun· oppf(cotlono frorn corliflod. I~JI~~211 ,5 . 19880 , 8 n. 2 &e- mick Rd . bohind. Amorlcon Old glallware. juga, mitk MakM& Modell .,., Homo. tho Minlotoro u f J rii H"'h I ' Legion. Antlqueo. plcturo can. clothing . Curl'eya Ant111no tnmliotion who vlaitlld her -'nd to ell the app cantl or a u or .., frames . . clothes all aizes. Enon, Sand Hill Road . Hovn Calls 11111 Shop kind -pl. Who --~ High Foolboll Cooch, a Advisor Junior li~;~~;;~~~ ~ Of .~ ..... 1.Inf-.ny ChHrte,der 18JC38 1ampa, 1ott· g1auware, pots Mnict Ar~iloblo .nd fto ...... ~,......... d1 R G" 11 • Vol'- "ns1ro••nd 1 8r pans. Largen aver. Featuring Je~nv Lind bed: loul $tNiCI CIIIS,$15.00 way. The Children and an eterve " ..,y~ I' poo • ot~er f~rniture & antiques! Grondch. U dro . n, . boll Cooch for the 1984-86 bol· 7-26·! mo. ----·- - ~-~ - ------,----·-······ m•ac. •t•m•. 8-5 Aug. ~2. school year. Applicants ence on contrcct wtth Pomeroy 23. 24, 25. Gibbo. 10011 mull hold 1 volicl Ohio 8% inlereol. 128 Fourth Simpson Piece, 304-1711• teeching certificate and AVe .• Gallipolis. Call 4461111 idd leport 3 ~nnouncemant1 3108. must meet certification ra- 3204. & Vicinity quirementa of Ohio for 1- - - - - - - - - 3-fomily , Bob'o Merkel, Mesportl medicine and CPR . ReduCed •s.ooo. Nice clean --. -· ·,------- .... ---.- .. son. Tuel. Wed. Thurs. 9~ 6 ~ SWEEPER end nwing me· Penon• int.,..ted ehould meinten11nce free. a•• heat. · Ll0900 chine re,.ir. parts, end contact Dan E. Morris, Su· cent. air, flat fence(l in back 2 fl)mily yard s1le:, Wed. Baby lttmo 2 full aizo bodo; 1 c•r garage wtth Aug. 22nd. corner of Tyree men• clothaa. oupplleto. , Pick up end perintendent of M.tgs Local -DOZERS I Schoplo, ol e21 South Third leo••ci~ic door oponor, 10x12 Blvd. 1nd Elm St .. Racine, 1-::---------'-c delivery, Davis V1cuum -UCKHOES Cleoner, one half mle up Avenoe in Middleport. Ohio . wooden outbuildingt, low Ohio . Rilchie residence Thunday, 2924 MeadOw~ -OUIP TRUCKS ' 'brook Dr. 9:30 lo 1. "Mioc. uli!lly bills. Price to oell 9 :00-6:00. G-goo Cr- Rd. CaH -LO.IOYS Item•. Pert ' timo oocretary. recap· immediolely. Cell446·0109 ., • 1114·441·0294 . . -TRENCHER -WATER derical 6 ;30. neceuary. Send experience resume to 1 - - -- - - - - - ~~~~~~;:::;::::::t~~~~:;~~~~ McDoniol Butchering · open tioni1t, - SEW£1 every day. No work . on P.O. Box 490. Point Pleo· Nice 2 bclr. utility room, 31 Homes for S. ale 32 Mobile Homes 11n1. WV 2111150. garage. nice yord. new fur· Jor Sale lu~ . 304·8B2· 3224: nence. hot water tank. .' LAIIGf ar SMAU lOIS Bab"itter needed '· in my prioed right. CoU 441·111B6. ' " home when rchool star1t, PH. 992·2478 3 bedroom1, 3 years old, 8% 1 and 2 bedroom mobile Pork Drivo. 304-8711·4444. By-3 bclr. part finlohod 7/ 30/1 mo. pd. homes. furniahed or un(ur1 bl1e. Carpet. Ev~n" Hgt1. asaurnable loan after 6. niohod. Cali 992· 7479. • • 304·676-e713. By oppoinlmonl. Coli 448· Pori Min. Collie puppieo. 12 Situ•tion• 3228. Coiiii14-379·28Be. For sale or rent. house near 19e8 Notionol12x66, good Wanted Pl . l'ieaunt. ·304-896· condition. call 304-876'. 4bdr. ranchwi1hover2.000 Fomele col white wtlh btoclt 3516. 6191 or 304· 411B·1964. · ·: oq.fl. 147,500. Vary conveopolo. Coil 446·11132. ''CUT OUT VANCANCY: Room end niently located YJ block to FOR FUTURE USE" Y1rd Sale clothing for eve- -rd for elderly peroono. City IChools. 3 112 acre1. 1 4x66, 2 bedroom. front Rouonoble. 992·8022 or Buyers protectipn plan . Call 32 Mobile Homes den mobile home. E~tra ryone, oil oizoo. Coli 4411· 986-4418. KEN'S nice. MUST · SELL. Phone· , . for Sale Wi1eman Aeli1tors. 4463389. ••• 61'4· 446-0175. 3643. APPLIANCE Ride wanted to Buckeye Mixed bfeed. 3 yro. old, HHis oveninft cleooeo e :DQ. G .., location 14110 'I I SERVICE NEW AND USED MOBILE ohOII, good wilh • r • oq. .. 985-356T children. Cell448-9490. 10:00 p.m.SJ.Orting Sop~. Iorge lomily room, 3bdr.. 1~ HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 11 . Will help with goo, Coil bolho. otoroge buildings, All Makes 992·6207. · Groen School Dillricl, ••· •Wuhen •Dishwashers 2 puppieo. CtH surne 8Y.r% mor1gage wtth •AI"9H •Refrigeretora White female Gorman Sfr.t- 1 B Wanted-to Do down payment. CaH 44e•Drven •Freezera 62 93 i>herd. oil aholl. 7 mo. old. ' - - - - - - - - - , _ _ _ _· - - - - - - 33 Farms for Sale··.: prefer county home. Cell 113 bedroom 70x14 Grenville -f PARTS and SERVICE Ill 4-317·0401 . ~ bodrOO!" home. 3~ ocros, toto I electr'lc. $10.000. 1-:-- - - - - - - -....: 4-S.tlc Mature women will babysit 2 car garage, 2 mi. from Good cond;tion. ahown by 4o A farm . 7 room hOUifll Boogie dogo. Coli 814-3117· by hour night or dey own ,H_M_c_._c_._n_4_4_6_·2_8_5_7_.- - ' ~~~~~!n~~·:~t,.~::•~ . 44e - born, tobacco booo. pond, 0653. transportation . Call 614- 1· 721 8 fenced pe1ture. for il1forrria-"• 246·9146. Owner muH 1011 NOWI A lote. tion coli 448·2371 . For real BARGAIN! Home clooe appt. 614·B37-1081 . 2 mole klneno. Call trimming and retting to achool1. M. i ddleport. Cell Mobile home with Florida 1 --:.....-----Tree 2116·1210 . up. Painting tower, have 614-992-6941 . rooni. on wooded lot. at '7!8 Acres, 4 bedroom Pan SiameM mother cal experience. FrM "timates. Ty_c oon Lake . Financing h~u1e. ama11 outbuildings, with 2 kittens. 2 black Bruce Olltorne. Clll 814· 2 ftory. 8 rm, 2.2 acres. city available. Call 448-0706 or m1nerel rights, tobacco ,al;, femole puppleo. Coli- 814· 246·6141 . ochool dillricl on Rt. 141 . 44e-9682 . lotment, 304-676-3628 .! : 1 - - - - - - - - · l c - I ~~~~~C~ol~l~4~4-~6-~8,~1 1 :47~. 41&9·4701 or 742·232B. 1971 12xll0 Liberty. ramo· I - - - - - - - · LL0900 Wotor woMo, drilled & - · !GAS LINES ' Business Collie puppies to give eway. viced . Fr.. eatimatea. Cell old, 3 bedrm, Zbaths •. deled, wood heater. awning. 34 WATER LINE$ AC. blocko. Coli 614-379· 7wko. old. Coii992·76B3. e14·992-liOOeor814·742· 1•:;~. room with wood Buildings 3147. · 11 Singlecerprage,on 211E . SEWAGE LINES acres with stocked ----------------~· PupPies to give awilly, part FREE ESTIMATES water in Racine. 1981 Nashua 2 -3 bedChihuohua end part hound . rooms. extra•. will nego- 35 Lots & Acreage ~ Colt 742·2BB9 or 742· BU$.: 985-3813 liele. Coli et 4·246-6e02 . 2476. ----------------~·~·1 LA. DR . kitchen, RES.: 985·3837 beth. tmall wash room, Mobile home with add on 7/ 19/ 1 mo. pd. · Brown end block part Coli" 1..,..,....-------oc,_,od in porch. 100x100 full .patio, 1 acre land. Call Lot for ule in Mtprcerville,. 3 ond Shepherd dog. Coli 21 · 8usinesa trailer hookups. electric, ru· tot on 6th St.. SyracuH. 448-7242. 304·876· 1989. rei water, septic tank •. Paneled walls. built in ceOpportunity binata. Can be seen anytime. t 97B 14x70, 3 bedroom SB.OOO . Call 614-268 " Hllcrnt mobile home with 8618. 6 Lost and Found ! NOTICE i HouM with 8 rooms end new fumi1hinga ...t up on THE. OHIO VALLEY PUB· both Gront St. in Middle· rented lot in · Prrk .Lane ApprdJC. 5'/;i acrea, leVel ' Lost in 5 Mile· Gallipolis Mobile . Home Cour1 . Call land1 wilh frontage on tWot CO. recommend• port. Coli 814-992·5429. Ferry area. bt~ end whit& I.ISHING raod1. exc. for building, that you do busin .. s with 1---lc-t-lwOI 6PM 44e-1380. otter with some ten, male BiNg... mini-farm. all utiltiea nearby T 7 room house for 1118. 3 Long-legged, bo•ey t.ce. peo pi • you k now, on d NO bedroom & both. Full boH· 1975 Richwood trailer in old 160 near Porter, Mnd money through 1he Jolin Bush, 304-676-4106. to mail until you have invelli· men( fuel oil furnace. wood homo, 14xe6 in good con d.. $9,000 . Call 614- 388 .. REWARD . I ·~ gated the oflwing. burning furnace. Appro,. , 2 bought new and owned by 8801 , acre1. Priced 10 Nil at singli 'girl, 2 bclr .. 2 bolho, 8 unit oporlmenl, Wellston, $27,000. Coli 614 ·742 · like new carpet in LR . like 1.14 ac. level land wil~ ' Public Sale B new wood burner alove, 2 basemen~. located in GrMn j Ohio. Resident maftlger. 2832 . Elec. & wetar. Priced 8o Auction politive C81h flow . Po,lible --,.,- - - - - - - - pc. LR sui1e, range, nice Twp. reasonable . Considartrades. aacond mongaoe. Call614· Approx . 2 acres on Bigley cabinets, •a.ooo. Can be 692· 11 B9. 9·6 Mon.· Fri. Ridge Rd with mobile home aeen on 8ulavHie Rd. neJCt to Call 446·3044. 614 694--2874 th and gerag!l. For mor infor· Leynes Furniture. Call 446Building lot Neighborhool any 0 or motiion coll814·9!15' 4209. 21172. time.· Rd. e5x160. u .ooo. call Houae for ule: 3 bedroom. I-19_5_6_M-arl_a_H_e_ B_x_3_2_1u-r· 446·3B44 alter 7PM . Own your own JeanSport•-•· lediu opp-. ranch . with garage . nishlld . needs work. good Building lot 1h acre M · L, jus1 or children'• ltore. National S50.000. Coli 992·531 1 or lor campsite 14110. No off 180. $~,500 . Will coh-·• checko . Cell 814 · 388· 9 Wanted To Buy Nomn. S14,900 inc:luda• 992·6362 . CUP THIS NOTICE FOil lii:ler land contract. can B548. initial inventory, ltore fix 614·256·8668. ,UITHfllllflllfHCf Older 1 'h atory 8 room brick 1We .,-y cash for late model tures. treii,.ing and much houae. 3rd • Andtson, Ma" ,,4 1978 N1shua. all electric, 2 more. Mr. Toto 704·274· clelln uaed can. JIOn . •22.000 or ataumable bdr, 'will rent lot. . Call Restricted Y2 acre building . 6986 . Jim M!nk Chov.· Dido Inc. loon . Coli 304·5626. 448 -0181 or 446· 3243 lots with electric & watei' BMI G- Johnoon hookups loca1ed in privaJe: Own your ""b.wn Jean · 441-3172 1ubdivision two mile• ·from-' 2 apartment houl8 in Pome1 --. Sport1WHr. ladiet Apparel, Holzer Medical Can1e1. ~ F{; ' . ' . roy. Be1utiful view of river. 30 Yn. Experience Wonted to buY uHd cool & Combination. Acc:euor..s. Aeaaonably priced for quick nanc::ing available. Call eher· Site Store. National Large wood heaters. Swain Fumi&PM. 448· 13BO. Mechanical Work • oolo. Coli 992·3692 loran brondo: Jcir-. Chic, Loe. lule,• 448·3t59. 3rd. • appointment . Tractors • C•rs • Olive St .. Gatlpolio. Oh. • Levi. Vonderbill, lzod. Eo· prh. Brittenia, Calvin Klein, Trvcll • Automatic Houle in Pomeroy. 3 bedWanted· Junk autoa any Sergio Valente. Evan Pi· rOom. large baaement. Many Tranamlaalon · cone, Claibotne. Members con 814·3BB· Only, Orgarlicolly Grown. Inside lmprovementa. Low PH. 614·247-2575 condition. 9303. He..a_lthtex, 700 others . utilities. Anxious to sell. 812·1 mo. d. Make us an offer. Call New Springbrooka 14x70 3 Renlals Wonted lo buY: dirt bike. $7:1100 10 U4.900. inven· 614-742 -302e. . bdrm, garden tub, all elect., tory, airfare, tri!Mning. fhc· good cond. Coil e 14·379· . ·leextra insulation. Only turea. grand opening, etc. 2141 "'441·9287. Can open 111 days. Mr. For sele by owner: 2 bed· •12,9110; 14x70 3 bdrm, room house very close to garden tub. 2 bothl. extro 41 Houses for Rent ' ROUSH Ceah paid for toney Iron or Loughlin (812)88B-86116. Gen . Hartinger Perk in Mid· insulation. only e13,46C'; hHvy iron bedo. •180 dloporl . ~all e14 -992 · 14xll 2 bdrm. gordon tub. up for corloln Moig<l Co. 34117. center bor. 110,460: 12x66 3 bdr. house for rent S35a olone jo... Old lime CUP· 22 Money to Loan II• Ho--btinsive --~----· lc Cer\ifled, new washer ·.· • boord . colt 1· 304· B82· hlllldtlinl Reduced, nice 3 bdrm home, dryer •6760.; Free delivery mo. Call 304-876-5104 Or • lnsv..-Worl 2711 attie ; basement. garage, 6 Ht up. Gene's Mobile '304·675-53B6. HOME LOANS FIXED exc. location , option to buy. 2 mi . from home•. located COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS RATES Below market r1tn. Owner may corry. Coll992· 4 bdr. spacious living room ilivenswood bridge. Jc1. Rt2 8a FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron. Fixed c:onventlonel FHA- 2617. kitch on 6 acres wi1h pine, & 1· 77. 1,304· 273·5136 . rVlnyl Sidi.... 'f!!"'O'd. cupboards. chairs. VA . leed'lr Mortgage. Rt. 1 eo Vinton . Call 446 1372 . . chaeta. ba1keta. diahea. Alhono, collect 1114·692· Home for ule: 681 N. 1 II Years E•perience Lot In Racine with 2 trailer otono jo,., onliquoo. gold 30111 . GREG ROUSH Second Ave .. Middloport.O· hook ups plus e 14x 70 end oliver. Wrilo·M .D. hio .E. R. Yooi.992-21174 or mobile home. Coll614 ·949· Small furni shed house , PH. 892· 7583 adults only. Call 446 - 033.~ . - · Rt.2, P o - . Dhia 949·26B2. 2202 . or 992-2282 41719 or call 11 4·1192· 23 Professional 11-1-fk: 7780. Servicee S1.h assumable loan. 3 br. 9 For ula or rent: 1 0JC50 2 Large modern home, 31h _ , . old. low 110'•· 304· bedroom trailer. Renl S176 acres. barn. 4 miles from Wonted old pie.-. Paying 6711·6713 otter 4. mo. plus e1 00 d8postt or Gallipolis. 1426 mo, p)us 820.00 140.00 ooch. Piano Tuning and Repair. deposi.t . Call Ralph Bare..,._ Firat llaor only. Wrilo giving Brunlcordl Mullc Co .. 44fi· 4 room and bath houte, will oell lor t3000. Call 614· 245 -9175 oltor 5PM , e 14·387· 7267. dlo ocllo.... w~ Pionoa. 01187. Clip lhla od for 20% 40a120 lot . 3410 Mooomon lox t 81, Bordio, Ohio 5 room house. 2 bdr., 1 l;;' · ALL STEEL & Lane Daniela, Avo.. Point Pleaoonl 304· Ul41: Colt 114·4B3· discount. 198 t Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1 V. LR. DR. IIi . E•celleot ioclj 11711·6401 . . 114·742·2111 . 1106. beth. total alec. central air. , tion . Ref . & deposit r~~ Slm Stlrt FI'OII 12'111' microwave . dishwa1her. quired. Coli 446·1370 oflef By Owner • Ren'ch sty .. ....,.,.. dolly gold, atlver penna atone. 3 bedrooms. nove, refrig, underpinning, 5:00. UTIUTY BUILDIII8S - · rtnp. Jewell'\'. oterllng fuM basement, recreation redloitood porch. 304·676· Sizes tr. &'xl' Up Brick home. 3 bdr .. 2 botH.: old coins, Iorge cur· room. Anochod gorogo, 2 8049. .-ay. Top priaea; Ed. lurgarage. 1 112 miles off R1. 36, to 24'•31' 1011, Mo1ern1r\ Circle, Point - - - - - - - - - Utt......, $hop, 2nd. Ave. Rt. 1 eo . Coli 446 -70 13•or Pieeoonl. By oppoinlment 1983 Sc hultz limited Edi· lnsulatld ~H Mld••P orl, 011. 114·992; 31 Homaa for Sale lion, 14x70. with 11K7 448·4327 . . only. 304·1176-6599. 3471. Expando, 3 bedroom•. 1 YJ 11 ecrea more or le11. 7 bolhl. aft elec. centre lair end Ren1 or aale frame home:'"Z bel... Olt. II · old country · 3 - . .... to buY 21 bedrooma. !,.ground pool. room hovH, g~roge. oul· llrepl•c•. 8JC1ra inauletiOn. bedroo"'•· fenced lot . in Ph. &14-143>5191 mh eouth of Polnl Plnoonl. Pricod on lnopoc11on. 304- buildinga. Paleoline Creek buill In lloreo. 1· 304,468· town. Coli 446· 7013 or IH·Ik lit. 2. 304· 712· 21181 . 44e-4327 . 882·21111. 1694 or 304· 773·6417. Rood. 3.04·1178· 22114. r Comp!Me Gutter Wo"' Complete Remodeling Roofing of eRTypea Worked In home .,.. 20 Y'"" " Fr• Eatjmates" AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · liSA II. KOCH, II.S. . .SPEED QUHN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Havo A Full Time Shop Technician · on .Duly 7aJeek'. 31 ;=::;::::::===:r:=======:::lr::;:======:::;m~~:;:;::;:=~~~,111 Help wanted Help Wented: FuJI or pertRo H 11 SUPERIOR time - · - • for Saroh FREE "fARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS ger yse SIDING CO. .Coventry Jawolry Com· Co~puttriztd Hurini Aid Selection pony. Eom more porl·tlme GARAGE tt. 1z4.P-oy Ohio Vinyl I Aluminum tttan many urn time. Sw1m Molds • lnttrprttifll Services 1 Annual reunion of the Wwlgeld tamiJy was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Webb, addi • Ia: P .O. Box lfartlold, Iowa !10660. Business SeiVices - Roofing end gutter work Retiree recalls events . Wessel was born and reared In the Nease Settlement area, which Incidentally derived Its name from hts mother's famlly. He &tlended old Banner schOol and was gradu· a ted from there under the tutelage. of A very Roberta (I anember him?). He attended Carleton . CoJ. Aw ca; con ~ weekend at the Whent eroun up oaclose Bob Evans Farm draw~~nces wili a lifetime of~~ expe h 1 the 11 begin to unto or e~~eo of kee winners . A playful g lbbon wo~ away ~ ~ ~:'ured a ;right shiny from a · r an a . a coat from hours of ~o~~:adre • Ju~";~ of ~e uttl :rter Ho~e vans arms ~ u> 11 Award.wtnners from ~re s e Taylor, Newark , D~l .. nSu~~ . Smith, Statesboro, Ga., Tl 1\ llns, HartSburg, Ill.; Ke~d~dR~:er, Goshen, Ind.; David e · a nford, Ky.; Bonnie George, West· minister, Md.; JUI Stone, Mus, kegon, Mich.; Kevin West, Liberty. Mo.; Christine Bolt. Austintown, Ohio; Shannon Roth, Washington, Pa.; ·AmyHearn,Henderson, Tenn . *~ENITH Terms of sale: Cash. (Editor's Note: GUmore,anaUve Meigs Countian, Is a retired journalist, residing for the past 24 years In Bradenton, Fla.). 1 There ,may be soml! "not·t()(H)ld· timers" whO may remember me (which ts relatively unimportant) . and p06S!bly a few "old.oJd·tJmers" who reJ:111!111ber Floyd G. WI!SSI!I. With my son·ln·law and daugh• ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beegle, and granddaughter; Kerr!, we have just returned from a week's vtslt ·• with Wessel arid his tamlly at New Hartford, Iowa. We .helped ceJe. brate his 94th birthday on Aug. 16, and on Aug. :rl he and his wife wUJ observe their 65th wedding Ev~ Farm~ c~t~:~:~~H ~;;~~ Woodgerd Oldest member there was Alma Woods of Racine and the one travelllle the farthest was Frank • Auguat 21, 1984 Eichinger !lnd Delana, Pomeroy; ~. Linda Boyd and Amanda, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs: WUUam Eichinger, SyraCuse; Jolm Eichinger, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Roger Lee and Tracie, Syracuse; Tom Great· house, Portland. . Mr. and Mrs. Char)eg Sayre, Pomeroy; Frl~ Sayre, <llester; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LEUhelt, Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Etchln· ger, Pomeroy; Mr. lllld Mrs. Ralph Eichinger, Columbus; Carl Jen· nlngs. Pomeroy. Chester Troop 235 observes court of awards The 1984 fair Jl1dglng was llrnlted to one craft per scoot with the following results: Art: Jeff Stethem, V. J. Van · Meter, Ryan Buckley, Joe Kmxti· nlk, Adam McDaniel, Todd l;!J. chael, and Tony Grate, all firsts; Ronnie Hysell, Shawn Workman and B. J. Workman, seconds. Indian craft: Danny Lawrence, first. .·. ' ~ Area club notes A court of awards was held recently bY the Chester Boy Scout Troop 235 at the scout hall. Trophy awards were presented Scott Starcher, son of Roger and Jaclde Starcher. a mernber~Troop 235 with life rar\k, the trophy from NeWell's Sunoro, Chester; Ertc Stm, son of BUI and Jean Stm, member Troop 235, life rank, trophy from Dick Gaul's GI'Ol'ery, Chester; Matt Ridenour, son of Keith and LOa Ridenour, member of Pack 235, webelos, trophy from Summertleld's Restaurant, Ches· ter; and Fmak Blake, son of Jolm and Margie ·Black, of Pack 245, webebi rank, trophy from Riden· our's Supply, Chester. -- I ·. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I FREE EITIMATES 773-5839 or 773-5788 8113/1 mo. 3·5·1fc SCOTT'S ............ Quality Workmanahlp l)eh...,lcllflers, Pam ~".... " "........... C: f'HIIIift f'.-lt rfr~~ 0...-r II y,. I'H. 614-992-3711 MIDDLIPOtll, OfiO CONSTRUCTION C•tH''dcs- . =~. .. POLE BUILDINGS J.-.1-""· P&S BUILDINGS OlnHnti. �• ,, •• Page-S The 41 They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rant 64 Misc. Merchandiae 4 Rooms & bath. located 68 KIT 1N1 CAIILYLI ®by Lerry W~liht! Pets for 66 as North Meigs. County Route 33. Small farm a. houae. 3 bedrooms • appliances with ·vehame Acoustic guitar *'lOO.OO. Woman'• size 8 roller okatea, $45.00. Call 992-3209. free goa a, wotor well. *260 monthly. 18 acres of land rent neotiabla. Call 1-614- 263-2323. 2 houses for rent and ber for sale or leaae with option to buy. 304-773-6116. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ~~ I 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 446-0390. 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 446-0390. Small1 bdr. trailer for rent in Kanauga. utilities furniet"ted $1 86 mo. Call 446· 7406 . 44 Apartment for Rant 3 bdr . apt w - tamily room, 51 Household Goods Living rOOrl'\;SUite . 100 per- cent nylon covering, orange St. Rt. 141. $260 mo. Clal and avacado. Very good 446-4940 after &PM . condition. $226.00. Call 992-35116. $200 mo. plus depooit. 1 child accepted. Call 614- APARTMENT-5, mob ile 1 - - - - - - - - - homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant Pickens used furniture. 304992-7680. and Gallipolis . 614-446- 675· 6"S3 or 675-1460. 12 X 65 trailer. 2 bedrooms. 8221 ' Uoed Moytag dryer $46 .00. 1 'h bath, country location. Call 30"·675-2309 after 3 Reference and deposit. Call PM. 992-2272. 1 2•60 mobil& home ill Syracuse, partially furnished . Mobile home for rent, 3 1- - - - - - - - - - Used 40 channel CB radio. bodroom unfumlohod, $200 2 bedro'om apt with com- Cal! 446-3042. month. Call 304•675-1371 plete kitchen, exc cond, $200.00 month, plus utili· I:;;:==;:::;===== or 676-3B12 . tiM. 304-773-5143. Antiques 63 · 2 bedroom mobile home 8200 month . 304-67646 Furnished Rooms 4164 . Antique Rose Beclrc Victorian for rent SI8Jt!~ping Rooms Empire Sofa a Ea111ake and· light ·houae keeping platform rocker. Call 614· 44 Apartment roomo. Pork Control Hotel . ._9_9_2_,·_B_9_&_8_.- - - - for Rent Call 614-446-0756. rSleeping room $126. utiliJ A C j( S 0 N E STATES tleo paid. Share both, mole only. Raoge .&. refrig. 919 APARTMENTS !.Equal 2<!d . .Ava .. Gallipolio. Coli Ho~olng Opportunity) has 448-4416 after 9 PM . bedrooma. I-:;;:;:==;=:;=== one. and two ttarting at *163 for rent one I· bedroom and 8198 per month for two bedroom, with $200 d~~tposit located near Foodland end Spring Valley Plaza, pool 1nd TV ant. Call 446-2746 or leave message. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Part<, Route 33. North ol Pomeroy. Large lOts. Call 61 ,4 -992-7479. Furniohod apt. 919 2nd .. 1 - - - - - - - - - Gallipolla. $176 . Men only. TraileraP.caaforrent.1ewer Coli 446-4416 attar 9PM. and water furnished . 304675-1076. Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. 1 - - - - . . . , - - - - - equlpped kitchen. central Mt:rc11it 1HIIse air, 1200. 8211h Second Avo.. Gallipolis. Call 44621&8. 61 Household Goods 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated, teOto $145parmo. utiltieol----~----port. pol d. Call676-61 04 or 676·6386. SWA!N AUCTION • FURNITURE Nicely furnlohed mobile 6201ivoSt .. Gallipollo. New home in city. CA, 1 or 2 a. uHd wood • coal stoves. adults only, no pets. Call 8 piece wood living room 446-033S. auHe wHh 6 inch flot arms 8399, bunk bldo complete Furnished efficiency 8146 wlth bunkiel •199. 2 piece utilties paid. single. share antron livingroom suites both, 60'7 2nci. Avo .. Golll- 1199. antron reclinero 899, pOiis. Call 446-4416 after other rocllnero 180, maple 9PM. dlnetta oeto $179, box spring• & mattre11 twin or Furnished apt .. 2 room• &. full $100 oot ragulor·flrm ~th . clean. no pats, adults t120. maple dinette chairs only Deposit & reference •36, wash 1tand1 134, required . Call 614 -448- maplo rockoro $69, 7 pieco 1519. chrome dinette set 1149.5 piece dinette _set 899. unci 613 Third Ave., 2 rooms&. bedroom suitea, refrigera· bath. $135 mo. includeo tors, rangea, cheat, dreners, water, adults only. Call wringer washers. TV' a, dry448-4222 9 -6. or 448- ars, & ahoea. Call614-4462174 after 5 . 3169. Upstairs furnisheet apt.. 4 room a It b8th, 1 or 2 adutts, no pets. Call 446 -0444 before 6PM . 54 Misc. Merchandise 1---------- Knauff Firewood Split· 95% hardwoods. Seasoned or grMn. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614258·8246. Tobacco stick• 52 in long. Both endo sharpened. 17 cants each or 16 cents per 1,000 or more. 304-9372530. Building Motorlalo Block. brick, aewer pipes. windows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Coli 614-245-5121 . Shrubs pruned, lawn r• seeded , retainJng walls, . aidew1lks, patios, bark mulch 6 nwduat. Contact Bruce Oaviaion. Call 614258-1427. · 1 - - -_;__ _ _ __ For ule .fill dirt, and top soil. Call C.oll 614-256-1427. UMd Ford backhoa. 1-614894-7842 or 614-6945006. 1- - - - - - - - - Kenmore Washing machine. good cond., 5 yr1. old, $100. His llo hero 26" 3 opeod bike. like new. $76eo. Coll614·388· 9043. 1-:---------- Cut up slobs. • 16 PU load. larger loads delivered . Call for prices. Call 614245-&804. 1---------little girls ,c lothes, sizes. 5 thru 7 . Boys ciothesailes14 thru 1 8. Call 446-2480. 1-:-::-:'::::--:--- - - - - 1977 Caae con11. King backhoe, Ina then 1600 hra.. excellent condition. Coli evoningo .altar 5:00. CaU 814-698-81S9. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker. ottoman, 3 tables, (extra heavy). 18S6. Solo. chair and love- Shop Smith 10" taw, drill seat, 1275. Sofas and chair's pre as. lathe. 12'' disc 3 rmo. llo both . Inquire at 122 prlcld from US&. to 1896. sander, ban saw. Gravely 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. Tobloo. ISO end up to 1125. tractor. Call 448-3064 .. Hide-a-bodo,l390. and up 3 rms S. beth. 11ove. refriger- to $660 .. oofa bado 1145, BOya Winnie-the-Pooh snow tor. all utilhies included Aecllnoro, 12BII. to 1376 .. auit 21 -281ba. •s. Boyaaize edults only. no pets. Cell Lompo from 128. to o121i. ·6 coat wh:h bood 13, boys pc. dlnettea from 81 09.. to size 1 8 mos. coat $1 , infant 446-2583. 436. 7 pc. $1S9 and up. cor Hot 11&. highchair 110. 740 Second AVa .. 3 !>dr. Wood table whh six chairs Call f46-3389 . 1190 mo. dep. required. Call $286 to 8746. Duk 1110 446-4222 before 6, 448- up to 1226. Hutcheo, 1560. Queen tin hide·a-bed 8 80 Bunk bed complete with and Bobby Mac car seat 2174 after 6 . mattraaaes, $2715. and up to 835 . Coli 446-1 097. Riverside Apts. Middleport. 1396. 8oby bedo, 1110. Special rates for Senior Mattr111n or ~· springs, 8 ft . bed liner. axc. cond .. Citlzena . f130. Equal Houo- full ottwin. 868 .. firm. 168. n 1 o . Coli 614-245-9525 . ing Opportunities . 614- and 878. Queen sata, 1196. 4 dr. chello. f42 . 5 dr. Firewood for· ule dumP 992-7721 . chello, 1&4. Sod framaa. truck & pick up loed. Call Newly remodeled 2 bad- 120.and f2S.,.10 gun- Gun after 5PM 61 •·266-6689or room, equipped kitchen, cabin.ts. 1360. Gas or 304-525-77&11. 1226. DepOoit required. Call electric ranges 8375. Baby 614-992 -6319 or 992 - mottraueo. $26& 135. bod Smith & weaaon model 620 framoa 120, 826 . llo 830. revolver, 367 magimum, 2816 . king !ramo UO. Good oeloc- bruoh finloh. fix oldod. 4 In Newly rodocorotod. 1 bod- tkm of bedroom suites. borrell. axe. cond .. 1300 room. partially furniahed, rocllen, m!ltal c•binets, t226 . Deposit required . Call headboards •38 a. up to firm . Coll446·9471ofter S. 614-992- &319 or 992- •as. · Oak tob..,co atlcko 26 canto 2815 . e~t . 2 tobacco prilaaea. C•ll Used Furniture ·· dryera. end 814-3SS-9727. Vlllogo ' Monor Apto.. Mid- TV's. 3 miles out Bulaville - - - - - - --lcdleport. tE .H.O.) hu 1 Ad. Open 9om to 6pm. Mon. Oak wall phones. rockers. bedrm apt a. for rent. the rent thru Fri .• 9am to 6pm. Sst. preaHd chain. ped11tal ta· starts 1t •20 1 a month that 614-446-0322 blesr hutches. a mlac. P1ul includes all utilitiea, plus a Conkle Furniture, At. 7, 1200 security depolit is GOOD USED APPLIANCES Tupporo Plalno. l?hlo. required . We just laid new Washers, dryen, refrioera· carpet In them It they're tOt'l, ranges . Sllagg1 Ap· 4 cheln uwo for ule. A!llike located neer a doctor's plianco1, Upper Aivor lid. new 1100. eoch. Cal 814· office &. shopping areea. CaH b&olde Stone ·Croat Motel. 742-3010 ..... 814·446-739B. 614-992-7787 . 54 Collbor Hawkon Muzzle Nilw 1 bedroOm apta. in County Appliance, Inc. Loodor wHh lull length br111 Middleport. Furnished or Good UHd appliances and acopo. N- whh powder. unfumlohed .Coll 61 •-992- TV oeto. Open lAM to &PM. bello. 6 poucheo. 12&0. Coli Mon thru Sot. 4411-11199, II 14-742-3010.Even, 6304. 1127 3rd. Ave. Golllpolio; In Middleport on N. 4th DH . 2'h ton: control olr condl· Ave.. 2 room apt . No 1 - - - - - - - - - - tion8r, completa with H coli children. coli 1-304·882· Why pay more Trldo Center a tubing. new compr...or. Furniture Outlet, Kanauga, 11160. Coli II 1 4 -192-1437. 2&811. Olllo. Open 8 -7 PM . . 1 b"roomloweraper1ment·. 1977 c - conat. King Tot•l electric . located Dlnetto oet 4 cholro, UO. backhoe. le10 tllan 1500 acrou Pomeroy Fire D.,t. 28,000 · BTU window air hn., ucollent condition. Coli 992-821 li or 982· cond .,' 1210. Cal 814·4411· Cell _ . , . . otter 11:00. 21177. 7314. C~ll 114-. .8 -8181. Now Open for business, Mountain Stote Block, Rt. 33; New Haven . Comp&ete masonry suppliea. 4' ~. 8", 12" block. Delivery •rvice. Phone doy 304-882-2222. evening 882·3239. Now doing custom uwlng. 304-B82-341 6 . 56 Pets for Sale 81 Judy Taylor GroOming. Call 614-387-7220. Briarpatch Kennels Profesolonal All-bread grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding 'facilitiea. Engli1h Cocker Spa· niel puppioo. Coli II 14-3889790. Dragonwynd 'cattery Ken · nola. AKC Chow puppiao, Siamese kittena, new li«era CFA Himalayan J1nd Penien kittono . Call614-448-3844 altar 6 . F.n 111 Suppl'''' & LoVI'SIUl;k AKC Aeg. Sh.o tland Shoop dog puppy, malo, 9 wko. old. 1150. Call4411-8689 . Skunk with coigo deocentod. 11~ . Coii614-388-8U6. AKC Registered Shetland s~.. pdog (Sheltle). m,ale. nft&ded for breading. 446· 2152 . Tri-color or dark uble praferred. 83 Sopporo, toltt' over paymenta. mu11 Mil. uc. cond. Caii4411-2U8. 82 Ford PU 4-WD. Callll14-2&8-1210. 1971 Chevy atotlonw-n. 9 poHangor, very good cond .. now battery. 187&. Calll14-241-9118. 1174 Dodge PU. 318 en· gino, *400. Motorcycle ohleld . 2-L81& tlrll llo rlmo. Call "41-98&0. c ·hevrolet Monza make offer. Coli 114· 2419&18. 1982 Scottldola 10-1-> ton, stlndard with overdrive, would trodo for loto model .oar. Coli 114-379-21 1& . · 1 !;178 1980 l!ondo Accord I apd. hotchbock, AC, cNiaa controt 13.000. Collll14-241i9328. Farm Equipment 420 John Deere dozer good cond. Call oftar &PM. 614· 388-9705. 9 'N Ford tractor, front end loader, unicorn wOod apHtter. boom pole carrier, box rabbit pens with feeders. lug rims. truck topper. Call 814-742-2178. ' 8 N Ford Tractor, grader blade. good cond. *-900 . Call after S p.m. 304-8756393. tractor, 4 Inch mower with sulky. good cond. 81 ,000. Call otter !I p.m. 304-675-6393. Liveatock fowl, fancy Bantems. pheooonto, go01o. Coli 4467241 ' • Pea Pigs for ule, Ashton, W. V. Phone 304-676-2743 or ~04-676-21 26. Cows with calve1. bred hoifaro. Naw Ideo No. 323 corn picker . Phone 304· 896-3319. Hay & Grain 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Plymouth Vo!alre 2 dr. 6 cyt.. auto.. radio. 12,296 now 12.100. John's Auto Salas. Bulavllle Rd. Gallipolis. Dh. Open til dorl<. Ca!l 4 4 8 . 4782 _ w•• ~:::::::::::::::::::J.::========~ . ooma ramodllflng . . 20 yro. oxp. Coli 81 4 -;JiiB-986:0. ton. 1 977 \/ego •. VI!Y good cond .. one owner. •1.200. Call 814-2511-.8 459. 976 Pontiac Grond Prix auto .. PS, Pl. 11.000. Coli 446-2354. Mult .. 11 77· VW Dolher at•w•g outo 11.1100. 74 vw Daaher na~wag lutO 8360. 78 VW Rabbit 2 dr. outo AC. 1810. 1980 Vomah$ .1110 s-.lo! folrlng. bago( 1900. 1973 Honda CB 3110. UOO. , Call 8 14· 387-71811 oi 304-77352S&. 74 Choverolot Novo Supor Spon. 1121. Coll814-1926787. 1974 Codiollec 5 - Se- 1979 Pontile Tfana Am for ule. T top, outotanclng condition. Coli 192-88411. 73 Vena • 4 ] 1983 Honda Goldwl~g In· terstate, fully clfa•ld. In· cludel •rft· tm c1JMtU. Illphoo mony roo, 3 lght elltra · chrome acceHorin: 11600. 304-773-5944. or 1171-445B. 78 . .J.,.,_ Newohout Trucka for Sale TNck Toppero. Molt Iiiii, different co!oro. John' • Auto ...... Ad, GoUipollo. Oh. lulevllo Open tH dart<. Coli Ull-4782. 1978 A - • Flot with aldet. oproad wfth .olr rlcle. Excellant condltton. ANdy to worll., 11"-247-2013. 7:30 <·,. '78 C1mplng Equipment 1 1171 tGMC ton pickup wh~ o -. YoGood con ell· A11enta81Pill t gh I)) • (I) F~ Feud (1)' Loft Colw..atlola · 79 on. Motors • Cllmpetl 11. . !nternotlonllf ~dump BUADETTI CAMPER 1100 ....... I lfld, lALII • IIIIYICI. Open trano 2 llleod u!o. W1:30, let. I to 4, ""'*· ~j~~~~~U~.I~-~R~t-~10~. u . cond. !lump,AM ltir e1.700. -with hooe. Colt 448-14118. 814·187· .... . · p. . 0pea1Dc leacl: .,. fA) I)) a.- _. \ ' Time lo 1 lUI ecooya1orM. min.) moat 1-.ungfA)- (II()·. IC!oled Ceptioned) • MOVIE: •IJDii Dnut' Pert 2 of the ---Jock <II ,.,...•• Conluoion into tho hoopilllf for check• tho , . IIIOVII ol on ........,....;n tottoo. tioned! • (I) !Closed Cap' <IJ Oomfodc Life fA) Mllr1ln II I*VOUI oVer hio futuro lifter he fiOIO Into a ~ during a broodcHl. fA) 9 :00 •(I)CIJ1984R::t• o Nadonll Couuuw .. .: n Tom llrok·. """""""' ol tho Rtopo ob4lcon Nrtionof Convention from DeliO, TX. ....~. f21n,J (I) 700 Qulo .. Ill '84 Vote: The AepotloO'II N 1• ... Con-oduoi Cov•- ol theRepublican ~ Convention is pt asa11.ted from Dollas, TX. 12 tro.IICioled I)) • WINNIE ,, ·'.• CaptionedI D I)) <IJ Repo ...... N8tiofW Con••lt;kw• 11 <, .' BARNEY X BETTER CLOSE riW CABINET· • • li 1•.! , , AI. r WAH • • BEFORE TATER GITS INTO MV POTS AN'MN~ I I. ,. I' ,. ,, ® YIMI...,: A T......lon Hle1ory 'Vielnlmizing the War 11888-19731.' Richerd Nixon' 1 po ogo am ol troop fd-outo, slllpfMICk.p bombio<g end 1-lJgo otipmenta to 5ei&on cliougoo the war for both aideo. fA) 110 min.) [Cio8MI Coptioolldl 8:30 I)) JFK: A 0.. Men IMw 8:411 (I) ~ ....... 'Caught - in the Act.' . 10:00 (I) MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' 3rd AnnoMI CD .•. ,. ·-' I ' I I , "*''Ingrid One of the ..,_,.• moat extr-.llnary Ingrid Borw;nen. ii prolifod. (90 min.( I)) ,, SEWING Machine urvico. AutHorized Singer "" Solo• &, Service Sharpen " Sclaaora. Fabric Shop, ""~ ,•"r Pomeroy. 61"· 992-2284. L.,. Pocket&· ·(jJ) Ne wawaadl • lndopendem Newto 10:1& (I) MOVIE: 'H.O.T.&.' 10:30 (I) . . . . of fire ' (I) MOYIE: 'The Horse- •• ,, •~ • "' . ., ----Tlw of Poh c !I Or8W8lary ( f i l - 'City of Corel.· To- ' night' a .. ..,.." lookl 11 the coroolraaf, one of tho Wlllld'o ..~ ~ ·-· .... _ Klingar to keep him out of hio ollice. ·" ' ~ INT gry - IICtrll..... 1B1 Moldna at Me::ldlid 'A New Ere.' Aultollfl olcgiot ·~ b" THOMAS JOSEPH ACROII8 • Freach 1 Starch novelllt source • Clecb I TDftt river in India DOWN ~== ~~ aile lJ Tropical ant u~ Smith tbe trOits 1~ Hooray! u Proper sSIIoot ,_ t Seraglio room iS Song Z7 "~ sFreHor-ell (Ger. ) boat" star I -been had! Zl Dllissler 18 Elegant 7 For a trifle ZZ IDuslon style • RevoWng zs Poverty 18 Join t Paused zt Loob M Crete n Fry · Z5 -up mountain ' llm-1 sound 17 CJun:b dijplltary 1J AJJeciance • TeJesraph n~ gently zz W~ (pro. u Clallenge ofMIIay 'ZSFICtlon MWearing aboel IJ!Died) .. ., ISNewGuinea lown ' . .' Z5 Saint'• symbol MS me rtGeretb'a love 31Woodcore UMiba cboice IZOdDele dynllty IINblt:k to work 31Eaten 37Before (lAt.) Richerd Leokey lnv011igotaa SNAKE!! the Chala:tga end oppor· tunitee our ariC80toro laced when that epreacl Into Eu;op. end Alia. fA) (60 min.) Cioled Captlolildl IT~'Tl-E 0'11-YROCI<. ,IN 'THE WMOLE .. ... 1 1 :00 ~!! i ~ ) m ..-'PLC. ~ " . 0011 ....... .l.. (I) Ileal of Qraua!lo (I) WKIIP In Clo...oid • (I) MaG wen McGerNtt I• '• TAl STATE . " o, UPHOLITERV SHOP ' •' 1113 . . .. Avo .. Golflpolio. 1: 114-448-7833orl14·44•l• 1133. ' I' doll• whh paychlc phonomeno when he tMI to lind a · jowof coc:hOwonh S2 ...... dolan. 1111180 min.l <1J AI In 1lie Fomly I One Jetter slands for anolher. In this aarnple A Is Uled tbe three L's, X for tbe two O's, etc. Single letters, lp(*tlopba, tbe length and formation of the words are Ill hlnta. Each day the code letters are different. for •Odd coo;::. 11:11 f1J NFL'siMt MoNfl's Grwttot Momentl .....,toloighllghlo ol Super Bowl ·xu· INturlng the Dlllo CowbOyl . .. tho DorWW BrooiCO&. , 1:30 • Cll Tonllllit (I) And If I'm llected 1 . . . opeciol'."!'\'!~ piJIItlcal TV I· AXYDLBAAXk IILONGFELLOW fil Cll • (I) CID • CJJ !ll:!:-..t:~ I 8iU£'¥E IN ii-IE AllOWANCE ETHIC! DAILY CRYPTOQliO'I'E8-IIeftil btnr to work II: o.neoflnclieo N.(1) Another Ufe ,. ' ~ e · I)) <1J AfMofMSH WhiW trying to • '*"""',._about comirig ourgery, PotW got1 an- I' " ... - featureS guniS llclb Nowhln Sally SVuthero end ·ou111k01 of Jolon Riner, Penny MlltahiA er)d Don Adamo. fA) ' '\"', ·: •u lOUTH Vu!Derable: l!'.ut·Wtllt Deller: North p0.,.Mii " •"'- " •• .KJf tAQ4 +101142 ~Tonight'o ...·. ' ...•u (60 min.( (I) MOVIE: 'Heart ..... o Wheel' (I) MOVIE: 'Porky'o' . (I) Gentle .... ()) • Cll Foui-Upa, ':Ao,' . •• tKU .QJ7 ,.UIT WilT • Qt7U .AQIOUI tlOII tJ7U +AU I ' '• '• ',.' I-11-M •a ,I {))Dr.- ,, I, NORTH .,Ut IOU ( l l - of Fortune One o.y Ill • Time 8:00 (I) CII A T_.. Tho A Team holpo . five vetoran cobbleo who have lol11helr jobs due to on unct.hluded - o f • wei .,.,_, fA) 8:30 ()) • c-p•nw General 'P laying It safe for a shaky game (J) M-tor L1 ngue Beubell: GASOLINE A-LLEY .,I • ··- Mlk.o Landini vo. Wilb..JoloniM . . I~ repairs, • ,....., . JIMIJim WAT~A can Lon .... SERV!CE 304-8711·. 7317. ' 1-;;::::::;;:::;:::;==== 1 87 Uphol1tery h'C 11om Boxing pre- • 1()-round Middleweight boot ·featUring ;3~80~3~.~~~~::~~ IPd ..114-371-ztll. 21pd. - · goodoond. ~~P~-mi=j . 304-~~~~7:;1l·l~l~l~3.;;:= c.n a • Oswald Jacoby and Jamea Jacoby Moroolle, !N Top Rank Ken' o Wator hrvlco. w•o. clotorno, ·-1• filled. Phone don, 448-2813. 1873 Terry 22 lt. 387-0823 or 317· 7741 fully good niOht or dly. 19117 Ford - o r 311 II cond. *2600. Cal after 51--::~-:-~=---- 77 Ford F-110 4x4 Y·l. PS, PB.AC.outo .• AM·FMOIH. CaR 448-1 (I) Tic T• Dough !]) VIdeo Je+ a• f1l T:,...,. ;.' Refrigeration 1981 Ford C~ · whhl---------------~ Jlmao Boyo Woter Service. topper, !I opd .• mint cond. For sllfe or trade for IIOOd 1183 lh01ta 20 loot AIIO poo!o flied . CoH 814· car. Clll 81 •·288-lf713 cam,1r ewaallent condition~ 211· 1141 or 114· 448· e10.100. One--- Calf 1171 or 1114-4411-7911 . ._Ingo. after 1:30 p.m .. 304-885- 1-:::--:--:-------:. Entet bolnment e h 15 lll t ' .\ 71 GMC ltop van, 14 h. bolt • trol!er- 40 ljp John· oon _,,.., Cal 441-4337. When a ¥andal made 1 hole in I tie fence at the nudist camp, the cops salct they'd do lhla-LOOK INTO IT Tonight . ••• lii==ii.~~ij=== • .t.n•wer~ of Fortu... Nfehtly . . Bulf- e t:• ' J.A.A .Constructlon Co.Autllnd. Oh.llt4-742 ·2903; la11411'Mnts. Footers. Con~ Crete work , B1ckhoe'a, Dozer 6 Dltchor. Dump truck I , & !Nater-gas-eeweroloctricollinM. Auto 'P•rta • Acceasorl•• Jumblei: OOILY ·- BRAVO STICKY FOMENT ()) - •• ,,• ., Good- 1 E•cavatlng. baoementa, footera, driveways, HP!Ic tanko. londacoplng. con onvtlmo 614 •448 41137, Jomes L. Oovloon, Jr. owner. Dour Work by Tid Honno. DHchoa, pondo. roado. lond ciHrlng, etc. Coli Motor Cor lrokori. 446·11182. ouu· R.,;ort ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1973 Thompaon Trl-hull. 1 1 15 h p M • r c' u r y. t2.000.00. 304-871-38118 '*•· 72 • I)) .. .. Excavating I' 'f m - of Fortune (ll Newo ' (fil Mtdlelfll.ehnr C llo S Pointing. Now· Sopt. 12~ off. Sign-up tlmo of .estimate·addltional 12& off. FrH oltimoteo. Call 44810d7. ' 83 'relllrcsa 's Entertofnment Thil w- w:o. 1871 Chevy Monzo. auto. 4 1178 Hondo Odyooov. cyl. goQd work car, exc 1700. can 8t"-992-11437. studded anow tires. 78 Electric Glide FHL 14&0.00. 3QI-8711·4358. o - 13800. Sporltor 1973 Nova, 1500. Good Chopper I 1900, muot . . to condition, 304-1711-31S,O. opprocleto. Call 1114·992· 68411. 197& Corvette, !ow mlioo. AC. PI, PB. oloc wlndowo. Hor!oy Dlivldoon 1981 FLH AM- FM oaUitto. T top, CIIHIC 814-247-2083. mu11 Hll. 304-11711-211113 1 910 Hondo Hobbit Moped after & PM . 1225.00 Coli 992-59111. 1977 Plymouth Volo,., blue stati011wagon. a4r condition, Boetsend AM·FM radio, 4 door, 304- 76 Motors for ~ale 178-2188 or 178-237~ . . Now- iho......, 1-.o .. gHIOdbylho tonn lho IUIIIrill _ .......... _"_ ,..,. t X XXI 1 XX I I I J h,. . Cll Here c - the...-.. ()) ;:;: _..,. H a. S Home Improvement• vinyl afding, roofing. room addldon.. atorm wlnd.ow•. atona. Coli 814-367-0409 or 814-387-7244 . Aotory or coble tool driUing. Moat well1 completed same 78 Trona Am, potfect oliope . 1979 Chevy Beouullle von. day, Pump Hlet end Hrvi13900. Col! S14-9,92 : loodad. oxc. cond .. 14,6110, ·C.o. 304-SIII-3802. 6848, •· ' Call304-878-7746or814· 1~-------:-4411-0930. Bulldlng-AomodeUng.' con· 19B4 Monte Cotlo SS blue. cretoi, drywaU. oloctrlcal, Fully equipped, n - condi- 1971 Ford Bronco newly . roofing, flooring. frlmlng, tion. No tradH; Co!l 114- rebuilt motor & drive tr11ne. kitchen-bathroom inetllla· 9•9-21B1 . 3 opel .. 11 cyt .. 18&0. can lion, door-window lr4mlng. 446. 9334 or 4"8·"9119. 304-11711-2440. 1968 Chevy Comero 350. autom~tic. good condition. S1 .000. Coli 843-5381. 82 Plumbing 74 Motorcycles • Heating 1968 Pontile Tamp811, mint 1 - - - - - - - . ; . . . ._ _ condtion. with m1ny extr11. Aoking 12,000 .. CaU 992Mult aoU V-85 Megna CARTER'S PLUMBING . 3732 or 992-1776. Hondo, oxc. cond., · loto of AND HEAT!NG Cor. Founh end Pine For Sole: 1977 CadiUoc extrao. CoH 1114-245-IB18. Gallipolis, Ohio ' Eldorado. Phone 992-7482. Harioy Dovioon 1978 Super Phone 814-448-38SS ; or · '77 Monte C.to, naw mo- G!ido only 5;300 mlleo. like 1114-446-4477 tor, exc lnterlt;)r, good tires, new. gor- kept. Calf 814JIM'S PLUMBING 6 HEAT12.200.00 firm. 304-1176- 367-77110. IIIlG. At. 1. Box 356. Golli3383. caH after &:00.1 97B Honda K model ex. polio. CoH 614-387-0676. ·1 977 Coprlco C!ooalc. 2 cond.. 1800. Call 446SHULAW'S Plumbing ond door, auto, PS. PB. crulu 32&2. coritrol . olr. AM · FM Point Pleasant, Va . 304conatte. Extra ohorp, priced 1 9S1 Honda 750 HOoting. 211 w. Sixth St., 117&-5420. Ucenlld and on inopoctlon . 304-871- llko mi. lntured. 4181 . A50UTTHO~ 50t"f ::lioJATCHER:S . f]J · ~ . . · ·. 1 978 Pontiac Grond Safari station ·wegon. loaded, runs good, 11 . 100 or ~11 offer. Coli 441-82113. e ()) PM M1 a I)) s.ntaod end .... • GENE'S ' DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. scotchguard-water extriC · tion, deodorizert. FREEelli· ·mat11. Reaaonabll r11tea. 1174 GMC pickup wllh Gene Smith. 992-6309. .' flborglau top, V-B. outo, PS. PB. :AC. neor mint RON'S Talovioion ServiCe. condition. 15.000 mllet. Spocilllzlng In Zenith and '·' muot . . ond drive. t2700. Motorola. Quazar. and Call 742·301 0 OVOI. houH co!lo. Call 304-678i 2398 or 814-448-24114 . . ' 1973 Ford F-210. n-volve job • chain. air, auto. dual Fetty Tree Trimming. stump . . ' tonka. lookl llo Nn good. remove!. Coill 304-117&1900. 19118 VW . cuotom 1331 . .::·'·' bulh tNck. f1ot bod, outo. fibergl1sa flare fenders. GET your carpet SHIP t750. John Krowoczyn. Coif SHAPE WITH CAPT IAN , ,. 114-882-2717. STEAMER. Woter removal. ' fumtture cleaning. free·esti19:;.;;;:? ton Chevy pickup motos. 304-67&-2295. ' · I• .. ····, witff' camper. aleep1 4. 12800 or will oell aep~r­ BAS,EMENT WATER- ' · ately. t877 OLdo Omogo 4 PROOFING. Unconditional .: .: ' door, runa cheep. •1200. llflotlme guarontee. : Locol · · ' Coli 11"·742-2410. refarenc.. fumiahed, Free oatlmataa. Co!l collec~ 1· 1 97B lnternatlonol 4070B 1114-237-04S8. 9 a.m. to & '· KT410 13 opeed, '2 new p.m . ' Rogera Basement . '· ' . rure. Excallam condltion- Waterproofing. .Roldy to worl<.l14·24720113 . . AINGLES'S SERVICE. ax-· peri anced carpenter, electri· 1977 Ford plc:ll-up F-100. ci.... ma.an. painter, roof· runo good, I 1 ,OOO.Colf 992· lng llnc!udinl hot tor 5981 . oppUcatlon) 30 -675-2088 / :; or 876-4&60. . ' ~ I TOP CASH paid for late modet used cera. Smith 9ulck-Pontloc, 1911 Eaotem Ave.. GalliPolis. Call 614-4411· 2282 . 7 :00 H!!. .III:IAC' THe ~TOttY rxi ilfl~== @Body Electric •· I• Notice for So!o. 197? Mock truck troctor: Moy- ot C llo S Blnk Bronoh OffiCII, Silver B'rldge Piau. villa, 87,000 miH. Greot 5 good looking , well Good mixed hay in bern, morl<od. Rag. Walker pupa. 81 .50 be!e. 304-876-41100 Out of 2 good coon dogs. with good breeding. I own or 304-S82-3329. both doge. Como ond go hunting : Coli 614-266 Transpnrfilllnn 1415. 8obv rabblto pedigreed Rex 83.00 each, also 3 mo. old white Rex doeo $6 .00. Call e14-2415-84117.. ...... I W NBC~ c.a~a- ft ' WHAT He e<Oi WH!!I-J _II) INYLARXj Aeodlng lleloillow 8WTrell ........ I_ . tEXCOBI Newshour Marcum Roofing 6 Spout· f. ;; · ing. Now in,talllng rubber :;~. roofs. 30 veers experlen~. ._ .;. •• opaclollzlng In built up roof. , •r-. Caii614-3S8-9B67. • •· ..: condition, only 11200 .. Cofl 814-992-2478. 64 Home Improvements ~~=:;;;;;:;~;:-r;~=:::==:;=:::=1 PAINTING- interior an<! ••· 71 Autol .for Sale 72 Truc.ka for Sale tarlor. 1ptum1Hng. roofing. Marcy's Melons are ready. 5'-'1 mlloo out At. 141. ·53 mNowaJIIporla/Weet~~er I)) MlcNellll.ehnr (I) I K ) I Ill Artdy Grilllttl " G~av•ly HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated Indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call61 4-4467795. Mlillelllx' (J) New T_,re HUIII ....... Sportal.ook Red raspberriea . Taylors Berry Patch. Clll446-8692. 61 (I) MOVIE: 'And lilly 1:30 Used meat slicer US Berkel f300. Call 304-675-3010. House for ule or will consider trade for mobile home 4 chair Walnut dinette set. of equal value. 304· 773axe. cond. $250. Coli 30"· 5174. 675-3399 after 6PM. 1- -- - - - - - - - Plaatic cilterrt.s state approved, plastic septic tanks, plastic culvert, metal cui· verta, RON EVANS ENTERPR!SES, Jackson, Oh 614286-5930. ..... ' CAPTAIN EASY CANNING TOMATOES : Picked, I4.00;Pick your own $3.60; Bring contoinera. Houro 10 :00 to 4 :00. Other times by appointment. Ray· Firewood. pickuP load. mond Rowe phone $40.00 dalivered: uo at , _1&_1_4_12_4_7_4_2_9_2_._ _ __ farm. 304-89& -3395. o For ule· canning tomatoea. Almost new square tub. Pick. your own, bring your Maytag aluminum· wringer own containers ~ F.ugene Dawaaher. used 4 times. $200. vuo. call 614-247-3263. 304-SS2-2267. . Tree ripened canning or freezing peachaa, e•tra nice. z08 , Scottaman ice machine, current price 89.98 bushel. needs work. Make after. Call for current variety. · Ple11e bring container• ,for 304-875-3010. bushels. Also, early C!"'P Used complete Smoklroml. apples. Bartlett pears and cooking ayatem for hickory prunes, plum• ready In late tn\oked and barbec:ue meats Auguot. Bob'a Marl<ot, Maand vegetables. Exc. for oon. W. Ve .. 304· 773restaurant or grocery store. 5721 . Dpon doily till dork. include• cookers, promo ~ tional material, prep mixes. 50 lb. pototool•18.00. 304· 3 pan warmer and acceno- 676· 2328 or 676-28011. riea. Requ~es no venting or plumbing. Exc . Cond. 30459 For Sele or Trade 675-3010. 65 Building SupJIIies MNtNG w .Cile Cll a~e111 8:00 • '711 FronkUn ZB ft . &th wheel camper. air, very good conditon, 1&900. Will uU whh '77 ford F-2110 Aongor XLT. 410 V-8, $9500 together. Calll14-892-3110, GoodWill Industries, 409 Main St. Je•n aala. Aug. 20th thru Aug 2flth. half off all Jaano an,d Ponto. Umeatone. Sand·, Gravel . Delivered in Mason. Meigs. Gallia or pitk up at Richardt llo Son. Call446-7786 . Television Viewing 8/21/84 . Used Conn trombon.e . fair cond. exc for beginners. 304-8711-43&6. Fruit TRACY ·tuv fiberglass truck topper. CoU 814-245-51113. For ule elech"ic wheel chair, I ;::;:::=::::;:~===== 304-773-5174. I· 57 Musica.l Instruments Firewood. 120.00 pickup lood , UO .OO delivered, 1- ' - - - - - - - - 304 -676 -2991 or 6756762. 300 watt Peavey PA IVI'tlm, exc. cond .. will HH with or Sony Betamovie color, video wrthout 4 microphQnes. Ce.ll camera, new includes ba,. 446-4626 . tory and recharger. f900 . 1- - - - - - - - - Coll 304-S82-260S. For Sale: Conn trombone with extra pl18tic mouth· piece ond muta, f?II.OO. Call 992-2712 onvtlme. & Vegetables . The Daily Sentinel-Page 9 1 9S4 Spanon 30 ft. ulf contll,.d. awnlng6alr. SH ot Golllo Co. Camp Groundo, 18,300. ' pup· AKC Garmon Shepherd pi01, 7 weeko old. Shoto ond wormed. 1100. 304-117114663. ' 58 Tuuday, August 21, 1984 71 Motors Home• • Campers Mole Pit Bull for ulo. Call 614-256 -1210. Min Creek, • 1 mo. $75 dopooh. 446-3870 or 4461340. .- Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, August 21, 1984 Sentinel CRYPI'OQUOI'I!8 l YFP'K ETFD SETFKWET ' IRDTV WI SETFKWET MA ZRK KSMPT MESTQF H S,ZT YRKSFOTK, GH SZEMWQZ SZMWKFPVK MA - NMKT RK KSM PT HTFEK. ~FKKTS Yeoleut.J's tfyptoqaole: '11IAT HAPPINESS MAY EN'lER THE SOUL, WE MUST FIRST SWEEP IT ClEAN OF AIL IMAGINARY EVIl.'!. .,. BERNARD DE FONTENEUE ( 1 :': .~i �T~···•r· ~ · Pege 10-the Daily Sentinel • mWion. 11le Democratic vice presi~ntial nominee sets her end of the f;unlly fortuneat$700,00l-with$525,001of It attributed to her tullf·lnterest in • residences In Forest Hills and Fire Island, N.Y., and St. Croix, VIrgin Islands, and sole ownership of four . lots at the Fire Island resort. Ms. Ferraro said in the·various financial docwnents made public · Monday that the balance of her assets Included anywhere from $75,001 . to $110,001 In taX-free municipal bOnds, her f~ralretlre­ ment plan and one-third interest In p . Zaccaro Co. !nc., one of her husband's New York City real estate firms. As expected, Zaccaro's tax returns and net worth statement were heavy with real estate, Including partnerships or companies owning eight · Manhattan bulldlngs and condoml,nlums In New York and St. Croix. Ms. Ferraro reported no debts. Her husband listed $310,lro In llabilltk!s, InclUding loans from Area deaths Ethel F. Hoback Ethel Flora Hoback, 92, Racine, cUed Monday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. ·A homemaker, Mrs. Hobac)(.was !)om Swt. 3, 1891 at Portland, a daughter of the late Ed E!lld Allee Eaton Easterday. Siuvlving are two sons, Charles Hoback, Syracuse, and William H. Hoback, Racine; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Lucille) Burke, Jacksonville, Fla., 1 and Mrs. Audrey Bolchyn, St. Claire Shores, Mich.; a sister, Mrs:EdnaSmltb,Cieveland, and a brother, Gilford Easterday of Delaware, Ohio. Fifteen grandchildren, ~great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren als() survive. Besides her parents, Mrs. Hoback was preceded In death by her first husband, Dennis Hoback; her second husband, J . D. Hoback; a son, Dwight Hoback, and a daughter, Sarah Mae Hoback. She was a member of the Pentecostal Assembly, Racine. SeiVIces will he held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Ewing Funeral H~wlth the Rev. L;lwrence Bush officiating. Frtends may call at the funeral home frilm 2 to4 and HO 9 p.m. on both Tuesday and Wednesday_ Burial will he In Browning Cemetery at Portland. ' ' Leon~ T. Smith ' Emergency squads answer seven calls . Seven squad runs were reported bY the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. .Tuppers Plains went toReedsvlile at 1: ffip.m . tor Christina Smith who was ta)cen to O'Bieness Mmmrlal Hospital; at 2:22p.m. Chester went to a structure fire at the George Mora residence; at 2: 35 p.m. Pomeroy took Paula M,ora and son to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland went to State Route 143 at Veterans Memorial 5: 45 p.m. for Felix R. Alkire who was transported to Veterans MemADMISSIONS---Felix Alkire, orial Hospital; at7 :04 p.m. Middleport went to Stonewood Apt. 1ffi for DISCHARGES-- Anna Koenig, Pomeroy. Esther Klssell-non-transport; Ra- . Beulah Kaptelna, Margaret Johncine went to SeDars Ridge at 8: Ill son, Pearl Poulin, Christina p.m. for Robert Codner who was Grimm. transferred to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and at 9: ~p.m. taken by Maniage license . the transport vehicle to St. Joseph One marriage license was Issued Hospital In Parkersburg. in the . Melg!: County Probate.Court motorist • , escapes ffiJUry Meim~. Prices Effective thru Saturday, Aug. 25th 9 a.m. the high The Infirst day school. of school for all :.:~~ilt~~~~de~=~~ will follow the same routes as tast year. Students new to the disbict may register Aug. '17 at the various . schools. Lunch prices are$lfgr highschool students and 90cents for elementary students. Extra milk is 20 cents. Meanwhile, parents of kl!l~r­ garten students In Eastern Local School District ate Invited to a pre-kindergarten meeting 9. a.m. Aug.24attheTuppersPlalnsschool. _8EEf SPECIALS STOP IN AND SAVE BIG ON OUR FAIR DEMO.NSTRATION MODELS .. · RIDENOUR'S or Wealher forecast Sunny today, high Ill to 85.' Tonlght: mostly clear, low 00 to~. WednesdaY: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstmns. high Ill to 85. Chance ofrain near zero percent today and tonight and 40 percent Wedneflday'. $ }69 GAL $} 09 'h GAL. BUTTERMILK \\GAL. 994 Cottage 'Cheese 24 oz. $}19 R.C. COLA pg ' /. BREAD 16 oz. 3f$}l9 . R.C. COLA 4/S} .DR. PEPPER $}09 COCA-COlA 6 PACK 12 oz. 16 994 ' CAKE NEW SOFT KEEBLER . 14oz. $}29 120Z. _ SHUR FIN£ . TOMATO SOUP Saltine Crackers 4 10¥. oz. 29' 16 oz. 69 ...... WE WOULD LIKE TO BE YOUR INSURANCE AGENT WE HAVE: -~ STAFF o ·F NINE LICENSED PROPERTY. CASUALTY AGENTS (FOUR OF WHOM ARE ALSO LICENSED LIFE AGENTS), WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF COMBINED INSURANCE EXPERIENCE. WE SELL: HOMEOWNERS, AUTO. BUSINESS, LIFE. HEALTH. BONDS, FARM OWNERS ... EVERYTHING TO HANDLE ALL OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS, WE REPRESENT: MORE THAN OI)IE COMPANY TO OFFER YOU COMPETITIVE , . PRICING AND COVERAGE. WE OFFER •COMPUTER PROCESSED QUOTING AND ON-LINE-TO-COMPANY SERVICE FOR GREATER EFFICIENCY AND QUICKER E~VICE. ~ •NOTARY SERVICE ,• 'DT.A. ~ ..._. • eCOPY SERVICE . ; x-,en ~ •FAST AND FAIR CLAIM SERVICE ••• 1 ••• ' ' . WE ARE: DEDICATED TO PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH,THE CONTINUING ' EDUCATION OF OUR AGENTS. . 10 LB. I 1 CANNING JARS YOUR CHOICE Llllllll Coupon Expim 1/25/14 C.K. SUPUIAIKET 1 . 1. 1 89 lmh IICh $30.00 Joctiy order tX· chilli.. Ill 16 01. Pop, CREAM SODA· C.ll. SUPEIIAIKET . . I I $109 Plus.o.,. :I . By BOB ROEPLICII ltaff Three new teachers were em· tnar, It was brought out by board member Bob Snowden that volunteers are helping with the coaclllng work on the field. Snowden pointed out that be is sure that thedtstrlct's Insurance does not cover any such individuals. He urged that such people stay oil the training field and s " ... w. 1I Co•po• Expires 1/25/114 • C.l. SUPERMARKET ' .J1 certt11c:atlln Du1'flll a dlacusllon on the I 1--------------L------------- shot outorthettres wereshotout, but the car was pretty shot up and that stopped him," Weith said. No charges had been flied against Glenn by Tuesday evening, but Weith said: •·we have been advised through teletype that there will be a employmellt or Amott and BJaet- Supt. Dan E . Morris Indicated his agreement with Snowden's opinion, The board granted maternity leave to Pamela L. Crow, Karen Walker and Carolyn Snowden and accepted with regret the resignation of VMan Pierce as food supervisor, due to health problems. New Meigs -policies have more flexibility Under the proper clrcumstances, students of the Meigs Local School District can attend a school other than thP one In their regular attendance area. This was the provision of a policy adopted by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education Tuesday night provldlng more flexlbillty In Jts regulations on what schools students attend. Students had earlier been permitted, under certain condltlons to attend, schools 1n the dlstrtct other than the one to which they were assigned by their place of residence. However, It was required that parents provide transportation !or such students. Last nlght'saction changt'(\ that situation and the district may now · provide transportation for elementary students to o•her than their regular.attendance school under these circumstances. ' 'l1le parents-guardian shall make application In writing using the prescribed form to the principal of the school where the parent or guardian wishes the cbtld or children to attend. The students will be picked up and diiJPI)ed oil at a place of residence which shall be desJgnated In the application. No bus will be rerouted to pick up or drop off the students and no request will result in the overloading or potential overloading of a bus, accordinl! to t~ new policy. 11le policy provides that the principal must give approval in writing before the transfer Is made and the prlpclpal in doing this will consider class size, and any other factors which are ~lent to the transfer request and confer with the Director of Transportation before making the tlnaJ deCision. Appllcatlons must be made annually In the swnmer and the parent -guardian will be notified beti'ro the school year starts of the principal's decision. Approval for requests may be rescinded If . circumstances or condltlorul warrant lt. · The policy revision prOvides that lran8fers to other schools may also be made If parents do provide the transgortation and the appllcatlon Is approved. \ • I j warrant In the morning for aggravated murder." . The slain olllcer was Identified as Lt. Jerry Dragosln, 34, a Cambridge native and a member of the pollee force since -1972. Sgt. Eugene Woody, 38, who was ott-duty at the time of the slxiotlngs, was In guarded condition at Guernsey Memorial Hospit;!l with multiple gunshot wounds. Both men were married. I , • The o!flcers were soot In the pollee station parking lot around 7: :Jlp.m . TUesday, pollee said. The armed suspect fled, and shots were fired during the ensuing car chase, said Wheeling Pollee Cpl. Robert Rockwell. Weith said the suspect was pursued by Ohio troopers Into West VIrginia and through a partial roadblock. "With all the traffic going through there we couldn't block It off entirely, so be scooted through there.'' Weith Sild. · AI 8: ~ p.m., the suspect was apprehended·on 1-'10 eastbound just west of the West VIrginia State Pollee barracks In Elm Grove, five to six mtles east of Wheeling, Rockwell said. Meigs hoard hires 3 teachers James Diehl, Jolm Barcus, Jr.. Grace Hawley, Rebecca Edwards, Donna 'lbornpeon, Marjllrte Blake, Milly AIM~my, George Nlcbols, . Betty Hutddaon, Rose AnnJenklni:, YOntece Miller and Beth Barber. The board accepted the reslgnaUoa of John Amott as lunlor high football coach and named Amott as ~ football coach. Rick Blaettnar waa hired as junior high footbaD coach pending!* es entation of CPR and sports medicine I Pick 16 Or. · C.K. SUPEIIAIKET ......,.il' list tllr the next school year were Plu Dtp. Coupon EIIPIIIS 1/25/14 FUU OF BULlETS -'Die IJ='I-* riddled car of anum u I!liM by pollee M Don•" Gltlm, 28, of EM& Liverpool, 01*1, 111111 aioD« 1-'lD IIIIer a lba 4•c 1a Calpbrlclp 1111c1 a tqtHp E2 • diMe 1nvo1v1nc 18 pollee ean over 511 nJes. Glenn Is amrred olldlllai' a Cam!Jrtd&e pollee ofllcer and -·ndlng IIDOther. (AP In pldo). Named to the substitute teacher I. ------~-------~----~--------d . I GEN~IIC 2-LI1ER 'I PEPSI COLA t t POP I $139 I II 79¢ Lillit 4 . II ' ~/:~COIIpon Et111irts 8125114 II t 1 "I'm oot sure bow the stop happened, whether the gas tank was Baltlwrsvllle, W. Va. Harkless wiD Start his new dulles Monday. Meantime, the fru:nJlyy.tlll continue Its residence In Middleport until smnet1me in October. AccordIng to plans, Harliless will also be _ doing aome vocal music leeching at Marsball University. 4 · pun:'- of ~----------------------------\ . I . I Sl 00 OFF EACH DOZ. I wounds. Schools for the past five years, has ..-cepte11 emplayment at the BarbJursvllle Junior High School In SUGAR· ' CAMBRIDGE, IZihlo (AP) - A man who allegedly ldlled one pollee officer and seriously wounded another Jed poljce in a I1!Jining gun battle during a 60-mlle, high-speed .chase on Interstate 70 before being shot and captured in West VIrginia, autborttle$ said. Details of the Incident were sketchy. But Wheeling, W.Va., Pollee Chief Ed Weith said his dl!partmeitt was told the shooting began Tuesday evening when the man, who was facing a we8(lOIIS ~. went to the Cambridge pollee station to get back a gun that ofllrers had cmflscated. The man susp:cted In the shootings was ldentlfted by Weith as Donald M. Glenn, 29, of GtJerii!!I!Y County. He was listed In serious condition early today at Ohio Valley Medical Center with three gunshot the Melp Junior and Senior High $}39 County Welfare Department, made recommendation on a contract to be entered Into with Lutherart SOcial Services of Central Ohio. Mma1n Jlllrpose of this Columbus based organluitlon 1s to assist 1n finding suitable homes for adoptive cbUdren. L.S.S. agrees· to perform this service !or a set amount of money. This money comes from the state Child Welfare Subsidy Fund and not !rom loCal fUnds. Swisher Is hoping this agency will find homes for two partlcular cbtldrell. Following Swisher's recommendation and exptanatlon of the procedure, the commissioners voted in taver of the contract with L.S.S. Commissioners Jones and Manning Roush were present for the meeting. Commissioner David Koblentz is on vacatiOn. •.,. Harkless, vocal music teacher In COOKIES Sian up for 10 speed bicycle to , be aiven uy. NHd not be present to win. · ' . Dtp. DOUBLE CQLA $}09 SPANISH 8AR CAMPBELL'S • oz. 26 Cents Officer killed; ·suspect shot sprlnggraduateofRioGrandeasan . elemental)' teacher; Detn Scott as · a developmental dlsabllitles lnstruciDr, and Kelvin King, Dayton, a recent ailo l)ntverslty graduate, !or vocal music replacing Ed Harkless whO has resigned. 8 PACI$}39Plus ROOT BEER BANANAS 3us./Sl oo fo'ri . Only FROSTIE 2 Socdona, 16 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper County ·Road 46 (Success Road) and County Road 50 (Eden Ridge) has already been finished, highway officials said. · A county road crew began grading yesterday on County Road 1. Tentative plans are to seal about one mile o.t this .road Including the big hill near Salem CentertoPainterRJdge. Tblsstretchotroadbasbeen a problem for quite some time. Highway department crews have also been hand cutting brush along several roads In the county and will 50011 begin to cut brush with .a mower and continue doing so on throogh the fall and winter until badweatherpreventsthls!rombelngdone,accordlng to the report given the Commissioners Tuesday. A Ford BI'OIICO was purchased from Pat 'Hill Ford !or usebytheeoontyenglneel-'sdepartment. In ~r action, Mike Swisher, Director of the Meigs played and a llllrnber of substitute teachers for the 1~ year were named when the Meigsl..ocaiSchool District Board of Education met In regular sesslm Tuellday night. The t)oard hired Jeriell Kelly, a AMERICA FAVORITE 16 OJ. $}59 GAL. · Th,.,.. Onl;.o Woodyard was cited by the patrol followlngthe6:40p.m. accident. A Ravenswood, W.Va., man escaped Injury when the car he was drtvlngwentolltherlgbtsldeofOhlo 124 and struck a signpost. · . The patrol said 23-year-old Jerry K. Butler was westbound on 124, approximately one-tenth of a mile west ot0hlo338, at11:15a.m., when hereportedlyswervedtoavoldadog In the road. Pod$}49 Plos '> Real Fruit Pies Dot>. 00 _ I 2% MILK I HEINER'S All Week ICE CREAM \\GAL. $ }19 ' PREI. Thu.-•lnv Only IPACK $ II OZ. p 01 Dop. 59 4 SOfTY BUNS a cr: · 59 4 · 20 oz. $ 109 , 'h GAL. A Pomeroy man was cited by the Gallla-Melgs post of the state highwaypalrQiforanlmpt....,.turn In an Intersection follow1ng a . · two-cat accident on Meigs Co. 24 Tue!lday. · The paiJ'Ol said Brtan K. Woodyard, 16, 1 Bull Run Rd., was . southboundon0hlo7,whenhemade a left tum onto Co. 24andreportedly struck a car driven by Acoysuls A. Grueser Jr., 42, Long St., Rutland. .READ VIT. D MILK VIT. D MILK YOU DON'T BUY A POLICY ....•.YOU HIRE ~ AND AGENT . · AT Patrol investigates two .traffic muhaps GAY 90's $ p9 'h GAL. ; ' LB. ICE MILK 2% MI-LK r;;:;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Ohio lottery winner $-149 . . . VALLEY BELL ' McCONNELLSVILLE, Ohio . (AP) -A Morgan County grand jury has Indicted aStockportman oo murder charges in the Aug. 14 killing of a 39-year-i>ld woman who was found stabbed In her apartment. LB. BROUGHTON'S CHESTER, OH. 985-3307 Any Si~e Pk&. LUNCH .MEATS .. .-.... TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE ' ¢. .'-· .STORE SLICED Faces murder charge CLEVELAND (APJ The winning nwnber drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, ''The Nwnber," was 155. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the wtn-1 nlng nwnber was 8689. The lottery reported earnings Monday of $403.132 from wagering on Its dally game, "The Nwnber." The earnings ' came on sales Of nWT.009 w1t11e holders w1nn1ng tickets areentltled tosbare$6lt,537. . ' GROUND Rev: James Corbitt presiding. Burial will be In the Beech Grove Cemetery. Parents may sign up !or lndlv!dual conferences to be held with the kindergarten teachers Aug. 28-31. Tile 'nrst day of school for kindergarten students Is Sept. 4. I We Accept fo9d Stamps & "WIC" Coupons I Eastern Local School District bas announced school opening · tln)es and Information. Tile first day lor teachers will be Aug. '17, with meetings beginning at ,I OPEN 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK We Reserve Jhe Right to Unlit Quantities FRESH-LEAN enttne • Several people were named to high SCII90lstudents and 90 cents for .attend ~tate cant~ when the elementary students. Pay raises Eastern ,Local School District met In were approved for the superintendregular session Monday lllght. ent's secretary, the assistant treasTheboardnamedR.ogerGaulasa urer and the treasurer. Two new delegate to the Ohio !'icbool Board freezers were purchased .and the Association conference wtihJ:!o!;Sel·, llOarU ..greed to accept bids for a . Larldns serving as alternate. The walk-lntreererfortheblghschool. two elementary school IJI'incipals Substitute employees ~ lnwlllattenllthe0ct.3ruid4meetlngof elude: Cooks, Eileen Swain,' EIIzathe $tate. elementary prtnclpals beth Lyons, Dorothy Calaway, meeting. · .Donna Jacks, Rose Wolfe, Nola Approvedfortheschoolyearwere Yqung, blxle Bealr. Darlene.Buckthe high school student handbook, ley, Dorma Good, Erma Bay,Unda the t~acher handbook and the · Edwards; teacher aides, Patty student Insurance contract with tKe Martin, JW Holter, Dorothy CalaB['()gan;)V~ Ag,ency, ~- . way, . Darlene BQckley, Diana A tepr'tsehtatlve of Eesley, Lee, Nelson, Cathy :!!p!!IICI!r, ErtMBay~ Vargo, Cassady discussed prepara- Nola Yoling, Carlotta Reed; bus tlonsforabulldlngprogramwlththe drlvers,GaryDill,ArchRose,Cindy board. · . Rector, Bruce Mym;, Elonora The board employed Ron Hlll, · .~. Elmer NeweU; secretarlearnlng disability teacher for his, Pat Martin, Jill Holter, Dorothy Chester and assistant varsity foot- Calaway, .Donna GQod, Diana ' ball <;O&Cb; Joy Wlerslha, reading Nelson, Cathy Spl;ncer, Erma Bay, teacher for Riverview; Shirley Carlotta Reed, Nola Young; lllrary J 'ohnson, cook, Chester aides, Melissa Colem8n, Nola Elementary. , Young, Darlene Buckley, Cathy Lunch prices ~ set at $1 for Continued 011 Page 7 SUPER AFTER • at y project is off the drawing board and ready to begin. The Dlv1$1on of Reclamation will ,MK>n begin taking bids !rom Independent contractors to reclaim that · particular site In Salisbury Township. . Vepde"'m ltlll problem . Road sign vandalism continues to be ·a problem within. the county too. I Highway Departmmt Crew Supervisor Ted Warner reported all county road signs, Including the Syracuse Flood Road ilgn, have oow been put In place but that sign~ llli County Road 28tn the Dorcas area . were torn down this p!!St weelt. Warner also reported about 60 state owned road -signs have been lost In Meigs County over the past three or four mollths. SeallngonLocustGroveRoad!romKalotoRoute7 should be completed IOO'Iet1me today. seaJlng ori Eastern hoard hires personDel ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ "FREE PARKING" ·- The Me~ County Commissioners e~t word wlth,in the a week on Whether the county will receive a $400,1XXJ hoUsing rehabilltatlon grant filed before the ,Juty 16 deadUne. At Tuesday's commissioners' meeting, It was reported ihe county's application was one of 119 recel~ by the state. It is presently undergoing the step-6y-step process necessary for state approval. According to Commissioner Richard Jones, If the grant Is appproved, the countY commissioners will establish an in~nt bOard to determine the elegtbillty of housing rehabilltatlon applicants. County Engineer Phil Roberts reported he had spoken with Mitch Farley from the 01\rtslon of Reclamation, Ohio Department of Natural Res!lurces; and the Willow Creek Road mining reclamatiOn · one; ON THE '';r'' • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday. August 22, , 1984 ~ staff W~havebeencutonMulbenj. • I~MARKET 'M)DDLEPQRT SCory, phoCo on Pap 9 ' By NANcY YOACHAM slilni • Lawmen training CommiSsiori awaits grant approval and llilechanlc Slfl!ets, as well a( along the river bank and rallroalf. A Pomeroy man escaped Injury - tracks and from around the parking: when thethecar bewasdrlvlngwent lot and from under the bridge. ;;, offtherlghtsldeofMelgsCo.19,over Trash bas been cleaned up fro"' an embankment and struck a tree under the bridge and potholes have; Monday eveJ!ing. · been patched on M,aln Strellt~ · ': The Gallla-Melgs post o!tbe state Several street slgJIS ha\l'e alsQ: . highway patrol said Jason J . Davis, been reset, two on Uncoin Hill. 28, Kingsbury Rd., was southbound on Bunernut, and a dead end on 19 at 7:15p.m. when theaccldenf bas been placed on Peacock. l took place. Cleaning and mowing has a~ The patrol said the accident been done in Beech Grove; causedbeavydarnagt>toDavls'c;ar. Cemetery. e"' ~meatlla.m.Wednesdaywiththe Eastern classes open Aug. 27 . Vol.34, No.92 . ·Pomeroy's street ~rtment to Jeffrey Douglas English, 23, • crew workers have been busy wit!); Pomeroy and Heidi Lee Jones, 21, maintenance work the · past twO' Pomeroy. weeks. ! The Pomeroy Pollee Department has issued Its report for the llXlnth of July . Fifty-four arrests were m8de durjng the month and the cruiser traveled a total of 2,478 mtle5. Money collected from street parking meters came to $571.50. Money from the parking lot meters came to $698.00. The total amount of parking meter mone>¥ collected <luring July was $~Ji0. See names on Page 'I e Capyrlghted 1984 · .. Monthly report given colmm on Pap., I stoi')"'Gn Pap 6 where Street crews busy ·; mowing, patching ~ l.- Jury duty rosters Auburn ohn McEnroe· upset ~waspaldort.Sbesaldshe~ be moving to ROchester • · N.Y;, her fiancee lives. . ·; · • · d M. • C . H appentngs aroun etgs . ounty•• Leona Tracy Smith, 88, of Pomeroy died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospllal. She was a member of the Eastern Star Chapter 186 and past president o£ the American Legion AuxUiary Drew Webster Post. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Horne anytlme Tuesday. Funeral will be held In the funeral Omitted from the recent obituary ofMUdredTerrellwhodledonAug. 7 , was a stepson, Robert Terrell of Texas. ' A new EJOOJD Mallon,on al!lo OWII8 11110t11er ste!loee 011 WeRt Main~ 'l'he Pomeroy's EaM Main Street stands reAdy 10 service station wiD open w11111n a month. custonlt'rs- 'lbe statlpn Is owned by Dan SldweU, who •' See A Canton woman was directed to. inakerestltution for badchedcsona feloiiY charge In Meigs CountyCommon Pleas Coort. Mary Yourkosld, 19, wasc~ , . 1n a check passing scheme, atona: • with Daryl Miller. Yoo.rlllskl' pleaded guilty on Thursday, ~ Meigs County Prosecutor's o!!lce; bas begun extradltjon p~ for Miller. ': Common Pleas Judge Chari~ Knight IIEII.tenced Yolirkoskl to one. year 1n thestatepenallnstltutlon.Ht; suspended the IIEI!tence and re;. qulred her, to make restitution and: pay court costs. Court costs Include: a trlp to New York to lxint Yourlalskl to Meigs County for trial). Yourimskl said her llancee ll84l agreed tQ pay $i00 a week until • NEW BUSINESS - · Names omitted H~p)e . Jike ~· business associates totaling from $8),001 to$all,OOlln the past year. The couples' tax returns- a lolllt !lllng In 1978. and separate tlllngB slncesbeenteredpmgres&ln1979sbow that during these six years they took In $1.!l'l9 mllllon and paid $4.Jl,OOI In f~ral, state and local taxes. ' The tax Wl rose slightly on, Monday when, a spokesman said, thecouplesentthlilnternalRevenue· Service a chectdor$53.459. Thlswas to cover an underpayment of$29,709 ori a 1918 real estate sale and$23,750 in Interest owed the government. Their overall tax payments of about 40 pen.'ent of their Income appeared to he on the high side, considering Zaccaro's profession and the real estate tax sbelters lega1Jy available to reduce the bite on personal income. The couple's taxreturnsshowthat neither took advantage of the common sheller InVolving real estatespeculatlonwhereUncleSam effectively pays !or the Investment and any subsequent profit Is treated as a capital gain that is taxed at a rate lower than the Income being sheltered. . In her tax returns, Ms. Ferraro's principal source of Income was her congressional salaly. Zaccaro's annual Income from 1979 ~ 1983 was on a roller coaster: $91, 'Tl5, $107,510, $41,000, $90,585 and $lll3.039 last year. His Income came principally from real estate endeavors, Including salaries from familyowned businesses. 21. 1984 .,~ Restitution ordered by \Judge Knight ~ .Farraro, husband . disclose finances WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Flnanc.lallnfonnatlon released by Geraldine Ferraro and John . Zaccaro paints a straightforward picture of a successful mWionalre husband and wife who don't use shelters to dodge taxes. The self-portrait- a composite of tax returns. disclosure to the Federal Election Commission and a tlnartcial statement - is one of a · politician and a real estate broker with a c6mblned net worth of $3.78 •• ' ' ' 'l1le board granted permission for John W. Blaettnar to attend the fall meeting of the Ohio DECA Executive Council In Columbus, Oct. 4-5, and gave Blaetlnar permission to attendmarketlngeducaUondisbict coordinators meetings durtng the next school year with the provision that he Is to notify high school principal, James Miller, In advance of the meetings. The board votP.d to purchase Oeei Insurance from the Downing-Childs Agency, an action postponed at the last board meeting. Snowden voiced objections to the fact that only one firm had bid on the Oeet Insurance and Indicated thathew1llcontact the state Insurance conunlssloner on the matter. Sni1Nden contended he feels there should be some explanation as 'to why only one finn would bid on the . Oeet Insurance and he dldnot know If the price offered by Downing-Childs Is competitive. The board acc;wted the bid of tlie Meigs Tire Center on tires for the next school year after Assistant Superintendent James Carpenter reported that the prices are On!)! a few cents over the prices offered by that linn last year. Extemlon llppi'O\Ied Approved bY the board was the extension of wage increases negotiated with OAPSE . to exempt non-certified employes and the board approved a basic membership contract with SEOVEC for the new school year. . Early graduation was approved for Lori Tanner, Trlna Bowers arid Denise Stegall Phillips. Jamie L. Blaettnar was named junior high cheerleadlng a~visor . and junior high andsenlorhlgh student-faculty handbooks were approved. It was voted to Increase from Coo&lnued on Page 7 .J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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