http://66.213.69.5/files/original/831c98829ea5a9ba8e45559e99172078.pdf 64d4b9856e7aabb7706c4f1921c35556 PDF Text Text 75 ,, ~'ltsa•~ •aaiiMIIIY 75 Back in fifth place rears of Sertllng ltlnerfca Weekly sertnonette . 3 SeeP~!~t!5 Steelers rebound New library books SCory, piiiMo 111 Pap ' &*lry on pap I • ' • e , · at y ' enttne . Pomero ::.,.Middle'port. Ohio. Friday,' September 7, 1884 . Jobless rate • remains at 7.5 percent 3 Drawer Tool Chest and Roller Cabinet. Easy·roll casters. Steel. 45-4801·2 · - WAsmNGl'ON (AP) :_Civilian I1Jii!iiiiii0Ymt stood still at 7.5 p!!l'a!Jit In August as modest new ~----~ l ' " l y' said, 425,CW.total employment feU by In remarJrs prepared for dellvay Waler BeJVICe has beall'l!ltored to a f'l»lli!IO)I home when! a cbild requJrjng aroUnd the clock atlentlon t l ' resides. \ Gilmore aetddeuw was restored · 'lburlday atremoon. It had been .;-. u;;;"";~ ;,~,~...,_ 0 lllaal&lilf*i)Jiwdltlladdat '7.11 i*cea& .. ,...,.. 1111_111 ~ • aewl*tlcb)'bd•w• · ,nioderatloo In the pace of the labor on.et b)' llle !ltplature ., ~ market trnprovement that we have 'nWIJbaB ol Yallll people fl'ani E\XPI!I1I!nced for more than a year tile wert~ the paml&ld and a half." ulcJ Fl'ldaJ. (AI' I plluloil )• . "She ad(led, "Gains In payroll employment, as measured 1n the . groups, moreover, ... _ u""" were 110 buUieu surv-. · varlous jobless rates. -,. were small." gains In the Analternateunanploymentrate, Unemployment among blacks wblch Includes the 1.9 million· dtopped substantially, from 16.9 member U.S. annedforcescontlng. pet:a:nt ~fMccK!ff~~paJt Servtce to the Richard and Zelina t to the«mgreellonalJolntEoonomlc Cmunlttee, Janet . L. Norwood, cunmlasloner of labor statistics, said the August figures "show a -==~ rate, tile deparlment's Bureau of August Iaber force statistics said Laber Statlltlcs aaJd. they did net believe tbe surp1slng AI was the cue 111 :July, two surge In Job' Jk!l8 from June to separa-measureaoflabormarket - ~-trorn 7. 1 to 7. 5 JII!ICl!llt-was activity were In apparent contllct. a true reOection of condltions 111 the 1be • survey of 811i1e &I,OlL job market. • . · randomly selected houaehol4s · When~anwaslnauguratedln shiJwedthattotalemploymentleUin January 1981. roughly 7.8 million AIJIIISl by 425,01), fnlrn 11Mml1Uon people were out of work, Sblce the to f"!lllgbly Im million. A<.'Orrlplllllon depth of the rec esslon In November Slll'W!Yofliusliiess payrolls, not used 1!182. nearly 6milllonjobs have been lnthet'IIIJ!pltatlonoftheunernploy· created, both the 1u1ness turd meatrate,sOOwedthatemployrnent ~swveyshavesOOwn.But Increased by l&I,WI. the rate IS the same as when Reagan . came Into olfiCe becallle the Theshrlnklngoftheworkforceby - iiUiliber of people seeking jobs has 425,(01 evidentlY was the result of InCreased substantially slilcP the teea-agen abaadonlng sununer recoveay commenced In early 1983. jobs Ill preparation for the new Among the various groups. these achoolyellr. Wbal the figures were were the chaft~ In jobless rates adjusted . to reflect this seuonal trom July varlatloJI, the overall clvl1lau rate · llei"CA1 6·4 petoetlt, down held S· teady. Wlthaut that . adJust· from -Adult men, 6.5 Jll!i(:E!Ill. meat, the jobless rate would have _ u..•t WIXilell 71 up from 6 9 fallen to 7.3 pemmt. ~... ' ·• ·· In IJei- prepared testimOny, Ms. -Teensagers,l8.4,upfranl8.3. M-.• ....Asald tha the eeklnwhlch -Whits, 6.4. unchanged. !""'"""' t w Blacks 160 downfrom1S9 the August IJcwleph()ld survey OC· ' • • . . curred was "quite late this .. -Hispanlcs,10.7, upfrmll0.6. She added. "It Is possible thai:"re AmCIIg the 10 largelt Industrial . th Ulan ·-·-• had • ........._, left states, forwhlchAIJIIISlllili!i1lploy· you ........., -~J ment rates are reportedslmultanellliillill!rtlr jobs In anticipatiOn of ~··h· with the natiOn's overall the return to 8Chool... """"" Within the ar1ous populaUon jobless rate, several showed lm· ' ~ provement last month. ..;'A;:;m. ahutotrbytheLeadlngCreekWater · . Dlltrlct 'I'ul!eday for IIOII·payJili!ilt of a waler bill. It was reportEd thai the Gllmores, were deUnquent by !bra! months. However. the C\l8too mer was reported to have maUed a check to cover a tWo-month blllliig. Contusion relped as oflldala ineludin& the county COI'Ililllulon· , era, tepaeuatatlves of the Gallla· . Melli Conlmunlty Action, PrllJie.. are ~ IGI' MABUUANA IIABVEST - Be. c-Q Olilo .... cutbiJ Attorney Rick Crow and ,, Ill'• drt rtlve Dave 1.o1rae wlldes llllio a ~lleldllllitaaJ IIJU)'_,..,etlfteeh (AP Welfare Dhtctor Mike Sw1sber . became Involved. ~ pUell foaad Bolincewtlle tlcll week. Is !"J'rtv). Jack Crisp of the LeadJn& Creek Water District told otnclala the GUmores had been warned In advance that service wwld be discontinued U the blll was not paid In accmdana! with n!lldatlonl In effect In the district. He IBid the customer has a hlltoey of ~te paynli!ilta. He IIIIo~ that be had cbecki!d 1o Insure thattherewu no Ute threateillllg lltuatloo 1n: volved In dllc:llntliiuln the ld'VIoe: . COLUMBUS. Ohio CAP) -Be- Atllt!iu C?mu••. as weD as tbeolleiJI and bikers w1» stumble &Cross He IBid It was an extremely dUftcuJt &a camty, have local .eotals lleldll by accident formanyofthelr decision and he Indicated that be tween DOW and fall's first killing frost, state agoenta aDd county ~ at their h8ndlworlt. But no ra1c111. , would restore service If Welfare Olle Ill W die WI¥ ~[,a;cal~e~·~~~lj('k~of=funds~r ~~!1". W>DUld. have a-~ · depu biW!ilt Is cmunl tO aearch .of tliis year's niiuijllanil JaJilell JrroiDtt l!ltJmats he will stop <mly about 10 Jll!ia!Dt of this battling themarljuanapoaas and The family that piqlt!l crop. • Last year, state agents teamed )'ellf's marijuana crop fran being I& wl1llii& to pwlde agents and notla! was not given, that lli!iVIce alrplaiies to cowtJes that can use was to be cut off and that waler Into with the local o1llc.ers to J'OQt DUt haavested In bls county. 'I1Io8e that are not dl!lrovd'ed will tile heme was neceuary particu. · them. alnlt $6.7 mUIIon worth of the have anerged successfully fran a larly because them cliJld Is at times plants. being gl-own In Qften oo abn!athlilimaclilne and must be carefully hidden patches. Just two high-stakes cat and JilOUie g~ l)athl!d after becanlng bot and days ago, sheliff's deputies In Ross with the law. Large patches of sweaty while on the machine. Mrs. , County raided a two-acre tleld of marijuana are easily dlscenllble from the air,~ tlloaedepai1ments GilmOre said she mailed theclleck marljuaJJa, CCIIftacatlccg an estl· that can affonl helicopters areulng for the bW, Strl.43, on Saturday, bUt . mated ~million to $f mWion worth them effecllvely. that a 'WOI'Irll!r came and removed ' ofthepJant. But to avoid being spotted from the water meter m 'nleldly. $he . The partnership between state the air, cagey growers are planting called the district omce while the and local law enforcement groups Is wol1fer waltl!d. In theleli!plmecaU, now ·In Its fifth year. Under the their crop In smallclumps Inwooded Meigs ·County Cmunlss!oners she said sheadviw!d thedlstr!ctthat Pn«tam, the Ohio Bureau of anoas. Others tie doWn the plants 10 Criminal Idelltlftcalion aDd Investl- they grow aklng the gawnd. Stlll David Koblentz. R1cb Jones and · paYJIIi!ilthadbeensent.However,lt' gatlCII provides money and man· others plant marijuana stalks Manning Rrush will meet at 1: :ll apparently had not been rece!ved . p.m. next Friday In Colwnbull with and the worker proceeded with power. Theloca!oftk.:ersprdvldethe amoog pine trees for camou1lage. 1 epcesl!lltattves of the Ohio Depart· removal of tJ1e meter. . The even more enterplislng knowledgeofthearea. meat of Developnent, wl» will Following the removal of the . growers have resorted to growing ''The program Is working," said meter, the bill then totaled 1272.28 George Waltoo, executive assistant the plants In greenhouses and endeavor to explain why Meigs to the su........... __._t oft.... Bel. "I arUftclaDy .ilt warehouses, or drap- Counly's rtcent appl!catlCII for which Included the deHnquent bW, ),'Q uo~oucu '"" don't want to say we've dt1ven Ing military-like camouflage nets housing rehabllltatlCII funds was $24.ll'i current b!U for August, a $150 denied by the state. deposit, and $.15 for recoillil!ctlon. growers out of the state, but they wer the plants. certalnJYthlnktwlcealnltplantlng CommlssiCIIer Rich Jones stated Following many convenatlona The sometlmes prohibitiVe cost of here." and versions lAthe lncldent,ld'VIoe hellcopten has Umlted their use. last week that 1U11eS8 be Is given an Recent large raids In Mel~ and Offtoers say they stUirelyon hunten adequateexplanatilnfortheMI!Igs' was restored. 1buniday afternoon rejtctlon, be will demand that an through a COOJII!i alive el!ort on the lnvestlgatloo be made Into the part of the water district and the (Continued on page 12) COUIIty welfare department. _,_,IMil ....,... Authorities.on .p:fowl for matijUana. fields ·, 0 ~; fils • Meigs officials plan trip ODT Director Smith will visit Meigs Monday ' Alcohol big problem with Meigs' juveniles 1 ................ - .... .. lf,...Wa II wAvlw J I t lei puu .,_ofM ...MI' I ......... _ ....... . ern AuI o . . . . . . . . . . ~·~Jttt"'r('crd ~ \ . . _ , _ • ralnch•e• eM,..... .... _with ........ _ _ .. ... u ......... ., .. . . _ . , . tloe rltlhl to liMit qwollllti. ByfiP!''MP<Dit 8 t?MSWfWitler Melp CcJunty j\MIIIIe o!lalden are "IJIIII!II" compared with juvenile t6udei sin ~alloia County, said Juvmlle Judge Robert Buck. ·Judge Buck works for llln!e or bll' wet!~~& 4Urlna the year In the CleYelaDd area c.nu1 In ~lion to Ida dUties In Melp County. Associate Store .... •=••II DON & EDNA WILSON · In 19113, the Melp CiiUn IBW :.} 49 Nortla Second lveaue-Phone: 614--992-5515 MIDDLEPORT,·OHIO 45760 ' FIPs 13m CONYBIIINT CREDn AVAUILE reuon that they drlnk too, f!Uck said. AJtrougtt many people might believe shoplifting to be a primary otfenae, Buck said 1M! bas not Sl!dl a case In several months. Thecaaeloadofj\M!IIIIecourtbas ml sblfted dramatically In the past · )'Mrs, Buck btdlcatl!d. In 1n1ancy caaes, the court has !ll!ell "no more or 110 leaa." State Representative Jolynn Bos, ter 8IIiiOIIIICed today Ohio Depart. Rli!ilt of Transportatloo Director WIUTeli Smith wW viSit Meigs County on Monday. · Smith wW meet with conJJDUnlty leaders todlscusshi81JWaycoocems In Meigs County, particularly the prclpOSEd access road betWeen Route 33 and the Ravenswood Bridge. 35M PH arouild!ll~ Of thole~ 101 Clll8 were jUvaliledellnquents.l29 C l l l 8 - tramc vlolallons, and ,, Inlnlancycaaes,BIIcksaldmany parents lind It dUIIcldt to 811!t tbe1r clllldn!ntogololdlool. there wen! mllcellaneous mlnar •• "'lbe ~ of educatiOn cua needs lo bt brouiht borne to the "Rllbt DOW,In our CQ,Iilly, we tee cblldral ...S alcq wltb the neocesmore llmllll·relalied Cia," Buck Illy of 8llfDg to ICbool," Buck IBid. 1H37 11 ' • · "It's .aJer 1o aet (tllaa dnlp) and aemwt~y, tJiere II a liCit iiCl'eplaJlte or aJccbll by pAreDta iad __..,.. Ill&* added. : Dru&a..Stobetlle''t'Oal"-· Buck WlliiiiiiJIIied. n tiJelr clllldrel iN liMIIWJd with IIL'oliDI, IIIIIIY panaiUOW I II .?11 -a~ IIUt It II llllt.,.,Buclc-.ple' I are tbt ~ aftwo evlll. IIIDit J11ta11 bellleve. Buck em~""''.... After all, lbepareullmllbt nn. • ' hiring by blslness was otrJet by the departure of 1arae numben of Y,llUiii people from the work force, . the government said today. ~overall clvlllan rate, whiCh had leYeledoff atter a slgnlftcant0.4 Jll!la!u~ point ririe from June to July, remained at the level that elilsted when Prealdent Reagan took omce In januaay 19111. While the ranks8 of Arrierlca's unemployed held steadY at roughly 8.5 miWon. the Labor Department 21ec11on•• 12.... 211 Centt A Mulllillldla Ina. New.,...... . Water • service restored ----) . Rep. Boster aDd Smith will begin their tour of the area at the R!tchle Bridge, which C01ii11!C1.s Ravens- relatl!d. Buck trle81D deal With each case lillllvktlelly, be aald.'Ibe JuvatUes are put 111 work IJI"OIII'8mS to help pa,y 6lr l'tllltutlon or because they ''Deed the ClppC!I1unlty to work." FOlta' ca111 1s provided 111 a llliDit·ll!mi basil and or the yooths are I ' led lo the Ohio Youth CanimtiiiDD. Oal,ylflbl)'OIIIbawerenlaledlo tbt Olikl lllipar1nalt o1 Youtll servtaea Iii 111.1 ' I • SIIDIB-1 ' t!ICIIh diNJt,lled'"Partrei',ll"p'!nndiiCMbe~ 11i1t lie ...... C !r q~;-., Dei !meat !1M placed .,._ 111 c lr .... • • • t!la:ILP' 111aa llllidamp~~ GS l!hpiiii ........Mfttie.-p 1!•-llie• t!laBI"Ne M II ' I " . . . . . . BIIte7G'J&£ w!Mu lillie• !r .... " a I lillwe . _ a plalilem ... I r "' llie •MMI* IIJ,-11......,.., IS br,...Sdfllwliamn..tlie ..._ o !J INIIIIIlto m n • 57 I ... wood with Great Bend, at 1 p.m. State attentlCII has been drawn to the prq• _, access road and the completion of the Route 33con1dor from Da!wln to Athens by a dtlzens petition dt1ve, sponsored by the PuiliiiiO)I Chamber of Conunerce and headed by local attorney Jam!fer Sheets. The petltloo drtve began In late August and other ChambersofC'ailllaerce from areas adjk'l!llt to' the Route 33 COl'Tldol have joined funeJoy In support of the petltloo. <:ornmerce Although Chamber of elltatlves from some of tiM!se areas have been contacted by telephone about the meeting, PomeJEPI roy Chamber of Canmerce has not beennotlfledofSmlth'sappearance asofFridaymornlng. · Slleeta and other POO'Iei'Oy Chambermernbersarepleasedttaat Smith wW be.comlng to Meigs but wW be unable to present Smith with the petitions at this time since prior JIOIUk:atloo of the visit was not liMn. ''The Logan Chamber was ' going to ctrculate petitions at the Hocking County Fair and It hasn't taken place. Of rourse,lfthecounty Is given definite assurance from Sm!th that our roads are going to be · Wllt,IXlneoftheehambenwmneed to collect anymore signatures an,yway," Sheets commented." Repre sentatlves of the Pomeroy Chamber will be meeting with chambers of Falrfteld, Logan, and Athenl on Tuesday to discuss further action on the drive. I �• ...... • ·Conunentary n. Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Alb S!m~ ~._..,...,,.,.._=:~,.,. 'q!v ltOBERT L. WINGE'l'l' Publisher ;J>AT WHITEHEAD . . BOB HOEFLICH As$1stanl Publisher/Controller General Manapr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the Amerlcaa Newspaper Publlahen Auoclatlon. LE'I'l'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They .... ld be 1... llwo 31111w' -· Allleltero arellllbjeclloedlllnland miLIIbe ........ wllhaame, udreooouod · I> leleploone oumber. No unalrned letleh wUI be )lllbllohed, Lelten lloould beln lood taMe, addreAIIInC liiUes, not pertClllalUies. A liberal's WASHINGTON - It seems an approprlate time, now tha.t the presidential campaign Is getting truly Utl!leiWay, .to take a look at Get:aldlne Ferraro on the Issues. As . the Democtats' candidate for vice president, she aspires t1,1 serve within a heartbeat of the presidency Itself. What does the gentlewoman . stand? · She stands pretty far to the lett. Moreover, she has been rmvlng· steadily to the lett since she came to the House from her New York district In 1979. In that year, Rep. Ferraro ran up a combined score of 223 out of a JlOS!Ilble 300 on the scorecards of three liberal orgarilzatlons. This was well above average, but nothing remarkable for -a flrst·term Democrat. Last year her score on thele same Indices was 290 out ol 300; Only a handful of ultrallberals In the House had higher ratings for 1983. n Is \Jnporlant to examine the gentlewoin,an's record. We know a good deal about.Wal!er Mondale's cast ol mind. He was Jimmy Carter's loyal vice president; he provided .a clear picture of his political positions during the plim- .Potential consequences of automotive strike An automotive Industry strike woo.ld have consequences far beyond wages, benefits, job seculity, corporate profits and other factors Involved Ill negotiations. It could hurt the presidential aspirations of Democratic candidate Walter Mondale. It could put pressure on President Reagan toallawmore car Imports from Japan. It mlght defeat any hopes tor protectionist , .· ;· leglslation. · . . · ·; It would probably cause a decline In the nation's gross national product, · and It would put Instant pressure on automotive suppliers both domestic and forelggn - lncludblg many minority businesses: • It would affect labor relations In many other Industries. If prolonged, It Would cause the layoff of non-union workeis both In the affected company and others. Even management personnel could lose their jobs. ~ Conceivably, and It viewed In a Umlted perspective, a strike could bring . ~ good news. It could help lower interest rates, for example, simply • l)ecause business activity would decline and car and other types of loans ·Would not be made. · ' · Here are some of the possible consequences. : MONDALE- He accepted the endorsement of the United Auto Workers lmlon. Business Week magazine points rut that a strike at General Motors, ·:'With an abnost Immediate Impact on the delivery of cars and an jobs In ' related Industries,'' would be deePlY aiJd widely resented. · •· REAGAN - Pressure might develop on the president and Congress to , J!ft the so-called voluntary restraints on Imports, thus allowing more vapanese vehicles to enter the domestic market at the very time . oompetitlon Is lessened. , • ECONOMY - Motor vehicles represent 4.5 percent of the Federal lb!serve's Index of Industrial production, but the impact on other related WASillNGTON- The Federal :Jnjlustrles, 811d eventually on unrelated Industries, magnltles this. . ; Says Merr1ll Lynch: "If a strike against GM were to begin on Sept. 14 Emergency Management Agency :when the contract expires, third-quarter real gross national product may be little known to the public, ·:growth would come In at about 3.7 percent at an annual rate by our but It has succeeded In drawing serious, unwelcome attention from ~te rather than roundly 5 percent In the absence of a strike." · In the event a GM strike should last untll Election Day, It says, GNP at least one Cabinet member. Not satisfied with Its role as a' 'growth In the year's ftrull quarter COUld he cut to about 2 pe1 cent !rom the mere coordinating agency In the "3.3 percent now projected. event of some natural or man-made ' ' st,JPPLIERS -;- The Impact could be quicker than before. Car .I-'OOlpallles now operate with smaller Inventories, relying Instead on disaster, FEMA Is clearly lusting suppliers to deliver on short notice. Thus, suppliers themselves must after a far bigger Job -nothing less maintain 1at:ger Inventories. But one JnClustry that would be less attected tlian running the country during than In previous strikes Is steel. In ~. says Merlill Lynch, 23 percent less any sltuatlog It decides Is an Steel was used In cars than In 1970. But suppliers are more dlversltled, and emergency worthy of Its supervlsjon. a strike's Impact may be too. FEMA's chief Is Louis Glufflida, OTIIER INDUSIRIES - There Isn't any large, unionized Industry or a forrner California National Guard any blue-collar union that Isn't following lngreatcletall-thedlscusslons now iotnK on Ill the automotive Industry, Among the tssues are whether union big shot, staunch ,law-and-order advocate and ,fliend or White House - and management can support a mutua! Interest rather than oppose and contllcl with each other; whether they can cooperate against lntlatlon; and · counselor Edwin Meese. Glufflida join efforts to raise productivity. Thesearelssuescanmon to all Industries, likes to be called "General," and he aiwl unions and managements wW be wakhlng and planning their moves favors martial law as the best way .. aCcordingly. to handle natlpnalOrlocalemergencles - with FEMA In command .. FEMA's aggressive self· aggrandizement has drawn fire ' J...etter to the editor • ~ Today in history •• Today Is Friday, Sept. 7, the 25lst day or 1984. There are 115days lett In : theye&r- • • Today's highllght In history: : .,. On Sept. 7, 18'}5, the French hero of the American Revolution - the ·· •· : ~ de Lafayette - gave his last farewell to President Jolm Quincy ' Adams at the White House while on his famous trur ol the United States. On this date: ' In 1533. Queen Elizabeth I was born. , In lB22. Brazil declared lis Independence tronl Portugal. • In 1892, JamesJ. Corbett kwckedout John L. Sullivan In the 21st round to • win the world heavyweight crown In New Orleans. (It was the first major tight under the Marquis ol Queensberry rules, which called tor the .:.Pnze · use ol glayes.J • In 1901, the Peace of Pekll)g ended the Boller Rebellion In -China. In 1936, BnJlder Dam, now known as Hoover Dam, Wl!llt Into operation. In 1969, the Republican lee rJer ol the Senate, Everett M. ~lc&en. died. . In l!m, the Panama Canal treaties were stgned by PJeohleoii.Jmlrrly • Carter and Bd&. Gen. Ornar TorrQos Hen e. a, Panama'• chief ol &DMWuent. The 181Ei5ildlt called tt !be UA to eYeJJtually tum over WIIIIA of the waterway to Panama. By MIKE CLARK · AP Spona Writer The Chicago CUbs were Itching to climb aboard a filght to New York and, onoelm(l for all, put an end to39 years of baseball frustration . . "We're loo~ fOIWard to the $E'Iies," <;:lllcago's Gary Matthews saki ot a three-game set with the New York Mets that could gu a long way toward deciding the National League's Eastern Division title. The CUbs, who haven't won a pennant since 1945, roar Into town with a ·seven-game lead over the · Mets with only 22 games left In the season. But six of those games are against the Mets, and It Is that tact wbkh gives the slumping Mets somehope; . · NewYorkdldn'tdoltselfanygood Thursday night by dropping a 2,0 . decision at Pittsburgh while the Cubs were beating Montreal H . . . "Wbat does that ser1es mean? What do you think It means?" saki Mets' first baseman Keith Hernandez. "We're seven down with 22 to ary campalgnt; at San Francbco three liberal organizations have he promised to S41ek a subatantlal kept track. This Is the <;onset"Vatlve Increase In taxes; he has made view:· In the eyes of the American straightforward cornmltments to organized labor ancl to other Conservative Union, Rep. Ferraro groupe. All this helpe to dellne the has scored only !10 points out a clear-cut dltterence betWeen Mon- possible 500o¥er the past five yean, , for a cumulative ratlna of 10. Her dale and Ronald Reaaan. Of Rep. Ferraro we know. very score wlth the ACU In 1983 was zero. · The National Taxpayers Union little. She was ttrst elected to the House In November 19'18 and began gives her 96 out of 500 for a her service In January 1919. The cumulative score of 19. In 1!113 the best inalghts Into her political NTU named her among the " Btg convictions can be gleaned bY Spenders" of the Ho11511. seeing her record·as others see lt. The u.s. Chamber of Commerce Four conservative grou)l8 and fixes l!er five-year total at L'l:l, lor a cumulative rating of 27. Last year She had a score of only 16 In the Chamber's view. The Amerjcan Security Councli, which concentrates on defepie Issues only, calculate& Its ratings every two years. Rep. Ferraro scored 33 In both the 96th and 97th Congresses. For the first session of the 98ql, he,r score was down to lO. On the liberal side, we hav• the ratings of Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), the American Clvll Liberties Union (ACLU), and the AF1..-CIO's Committee on PoHtl· • cal Education (COPE) . All three scorecards reflect the gentlewoman's Increasing devotion to the liberal line. ADA gave her a 74 percent apprQVal In 1919, a 90 percent approval In 1983. ·The ACLU rated her, at 60 percent In 1919, at 100 percent In 1983. COPE scored her 89 percent "light" In 19'79, but 100 percent "light" In 1983. Unlon labor's view of Rep. Ferraro merits a word. Over the five-year period, COPE ldentWed 91 roll calls In the House of slgnlflcant meaning to the AF1..CIO. The gentlewoman was "right" on 82 of the 91, "wrong" on only slx, absent three Urnes. Four of her "wrong" votes had to do with Lusting after·power____ , I am writing to voice my opinion complaining about lt. It Is repulsive regarding so much Indecency In to go . shopping and see so much dress being permitted In publlc Indecency everywhere. J!laces where people do their We talk about pollution! I wonder shopping. how many people ever think bow so i realize lheir Isn't anything much Indecency among young girls anyone can ,do as far as the way and women and yes, even some people want to dress In the privacy men and boys, Is causing pollution Of their own home, but when people In the minds of our young people. come out In public. such as the It seems Uke there could be an irocerY stores and shopping cen· · ~rdlnl!-nce drawn up, stating that In ters, It seems as though there could order to be on the streets In public or 1.! a certain code of dress which pl'aces of business, people would people would have to abide by. have to be dressed modestly. The The reason I decided to write Is common person can't seem to do : the fact that I was In a local grocery ·anything about It, but I for one, : store In Middleport this past would certainly appreciate If the -~"Saturday and I was very much mayor and councU of Middleport, disturbed by what I saw. I have Pomeroy and Rutland could sonie• seen Indecency but to me, Ibis was how see the bnportance of such an extreme. A young girl In an aisle ordinance. Really - Is It too much ahead of me was so scantily to ask - that people be modest In • cliesSed, It was embarrassing. I felt public? - Hester Eblin, Box 182, ~ like going to . the · manager and Rutland, Ohio. . Cubs move into New York for.big showdown with M~ts liberai_~----'"---J_ames_ . _1_.K_il..:...._Pa_tr_ick • Indecency disturbing .. . . •, 7,1984 ,. The Daily Sentinel . . ... go," Elsewhere In the National League Thursday, Houston liplled San Francisco 14-2 as Bob Knepper threw . a seven-hitter and Craig Reynolds hit a grand slam home run; Eric Davis and Wayne Krenchlckl homered to pace a 13-hlt attack as Cincinnati lipped San _Diego '10-3; Mike Jorgensen tripled In two runs In the eighth to give St. Louis a 6-5 victory over P1111adelphla; and Randy Johnson's solo homer In the 18th Inning gave Majors ....... time. Arter Ballby'a deatiJi the fleldl o( their IIJia1l tann l'l!ll8rted to tnsh and waedl, tile tate ~ III8JIY ol the PensW! Rldle 10'11 left without a 111811 tii'OUIIII the place. By the time I was bonJ A-* had IIIIITied Geora' Cook and 1M eouple ltYed with Mn. Willbll- By tilt time I was old enoo.p to l'l!lllelllbel-, . -- ~ Smith 10-111. tnt St. Lod• tfiortm 9-lt at Plnsbw'Rb llMr Dl\'liiON ' W L l'd. . GB T«tJnto Baltl.rn:lrt> Nt'W York 51 ' ~ 63 64 ffi 19 82 74 7f 82 57 Bo&ton The.attorney general contended th'at "the draft Executive Order seems to legitimize FEMA's authority beyond·that Of a coordlnatlng agency." Snilth's letter hit a nerve at FEMA, where an Internal memo from general counsel George Jett noted the obvious. "A serious dlffer:ence or view apparently exists between this ~gency and the Department · of Justice · as to FEMA's role In national security." Jell's proposed solution to the problem? Just don'l'let Justice see any rmre documents dealing with FEMA's legal authority. "I would strongly n!commend," Jett wrote, "that ... no such documents be submitted to the Inter-agency clearance process ... untU the present policy dltferences are resolved." · Footnote: A FEMA spokesman 1 eterred calls to the National Security Council, but spokeSmen there declined comment. 89 I) C1ewl.and MUwauka> .iJ6 .576 8 ~ ~'MJ lJ ~ 14 .532 14 ~ .t«J 2'7~ .410 31 ~ WDIT IIIVIIION KaMM Ctiy 70 m M&n~a CallfOmla m Ill 7.a 00 66 66 Cblc~RQ OaldWld Snlttle • TPxas' ·"" -.'iOO Ill · -~· ~ .468 -"1 .• .+12 76 til 77 11 61 teJnperameat lhe ....,. crltldam ol Amlle. Neither did lhe I!Vel' llqlve. Oae e.>eubC duJtDa a meettna at tilt F~ OJurdl, tile crlllcal lady to lellly. DuriJii her I&JIIIiGI)' lhe said, ''My heart Is pure as 1M rtMval driven snow." Mrs. Wiggins leaned over to Grandma who was sltUng nearby and said Ina hoarse whisper that could be heard all over the church, "Heart! She ain't Rot no heart. All she's got Is a dad-burned glz2ard!" .. I'm sorry I can't leU you what happened to Mrs. Wiggins. I do know that the Cook famDy left Pension for Mingo Junction 'aboiit the same tl.me I left the Ridge when 1'1\d::JrS.lOt , -·- --- 6 1"4 St. New York tN&e!tro 1&71 at lbton !Oj(>da 10.101. tnt MUwaukR> rMcC'luro 4-Eit at BalllmOI'P tO.ManlneY:: ).7J. rnt ~ CalllornUl (Zahn 16-!h at C'ltlcatlo !Bums 2·101. tn t . · SNMJtl (Yourc Ut at Kansas Ctly !Black IHll. tnt ~ tM!lPI S.Ut at MlnnAioca tVIola lt-12 1, tnt r...:...• al ..,...o... H<uton at s.n Dleao, Clntinnati ... LoiS Anark's Atlanta at Sin F'rarw.ilro Tl'llll88Ctions _._ IW"PUL CAUFORNIA ANCEI.S-Acqu~mt Dfor. r.t 'nDnM. ir~&ok~Pr~. from rhe Mmlr8l Exp:.. tDr cab IDd a pll)'f'r to bP ftiiN.'G lak'f. N_._ ST. N..._.." Rrid, bward. lo a Mltwau...,. at BalHnrn. r nl ~~G--. Oakland ar Ckowland DPirolt at Toronto MJt..·aukft> at Bahim:Jr't' NE'W York al ~on .......... W L Pd. Gl g, .fl11 78 C!: .!M 7 fli PI- a; a; T.J . 1'.2 68 n 61 19 Wfl\TDIVI!ION San '"""' Ill n Hru11on ~· LoiJA~ 61. 'lO 71 &I C"'ltdnNitl San Franct.ro ~ 86 !B Itt ~ It -r·- .52) .e .... 1611 .116 u -"" - .!'IM .493 .a ' 10~ 14 .118 21 .04 %1 11 3 PI-1-Y<ftO so. Loub ......_ ' ll % .."i22 12 HCIIII<n 141. s.tl F'rand:a"o 2 Ctk't~Ntllll. SM Dtflo ~ t , MO'ICrt'e.l l ttftlo.~ rontnlt'l. "Black Bandit" edged Bobby Davidson and Larry Bond In a close race to the tlnlsh. The Hobby Stock feature was won by Jack Boot of Parkersburg, followed by Bob Adams and Jim Taylor. An Increased purse In this week's events hopes to draw a 1at:ger field of cars !rom across the tri-state area. Racing begins at 8 p.m. with qualltlcatlons preceding at 7 p.m. ~-118- I .......... WIJel!lenbur& Webrle ltLopD EM uaiCalhell Sed' 0 lltft l'l7e a.-atNCIJ'thGIIHa P.....a&Rw Fonnulate plans for @Oif toUrney The JayMar Ladles Golf Club meettng~ymadeplansttthe. Gallpoh It c.! Grove AthemJ II& ft. PI . . at Mlnri!P!IOfa hnk> at Kansas (:'lly California at Chlcaao. tnt - Last w8!k 1n lheftgul~teature event, Bob Adams, Jr., driving the 7 Tonight's area football games Seank' at Kansas Ctry, tnt Nl'W York l'hllado<lpNa SI. Loull Stockdlvlloloft. HOUSroN~­ Caltb'nla at C"hk~ Qaklarld at Ck>\.~.111d CN<ooo CARDINAl..S-ReocaDPd ........-...u. [)p(rolt at nxoo.o my Grandmother died. She must have gone with them and Is probably burled In an up-river cemetery far from her Bobby. Her great-grandchildren, If they followed their parents' example, must have done more than their fair share In swell!pg the population of the steel towns. · Wherever she Is, you' can be sure she Is keeping an eye on Annie's young'uns. LOUIS Glenn Bni~~WTW, Cllldll>r, rmn L..wJsvWe rl !he- Amt'l"'cu AJiocildon.. 1\'xaS at Mlnnt'lllla New York at Bo&ton T~u ' C'hicaao at New Y.:rk Ck>vetand tBzyk>vro L'J.61 . tm . DE'trolt !Ae1ry 16-81 at 'J"ormto tAk>underlJ.!'i! , tnt · · u_w_ing;-=--ett .1..:"..".:'"' PlftlbarWI ' l'hiladPiplu ChiC"~ 7, Oakland :l Only IUV1"(' acheduled fl'rtdl,y'a o.imeM oakland ~~ Ht at s• STEWART '"" This Saturday evening, Skyline Speedway, located on state route 50 between Coolville and Athens, wUl feature Its season e:hamplonship racing program In the Super Late Model and Hobby AO.ta at San Fnnrllro St. L.wis at Plttlbqh, (D/ Phlladriphla at MontrNI, tnt OUc¥0 at New York. rat Cincinnati at l..oL'I Anatk'l. in I ~ fl'h fnt Cbk• tRuthvm Mt at Nt'W York !Cooclen 14-81. In I HwltOft (N~ U.ll)l at San D6eJro 1Ld!ar lCHll, tnt Cb.innatl illot*llm l·lt at t..c. Angpit'l tflontoycull lMJ , tn) Atlanla IPem: ll-'1 at ~ Franctsro !Grant 0.21. lnt 5 • ~~G~ ChampioMhip racing card set Saturday ...,...c... NA'IIONAL IEM1UE ....,.,. lliVItiON Geot:ge and Annie were producing children with monotonous regularIty. Some were older than I' and some younger but we all attended school together at the one,room school at Oak HOI, so named because It stood In a grove of giant oaks at the junction of the Tanner's ~un Road and the road to Dorcas. MfS. Wiggins b'ansferred all her love for the deceased Bobby to "Annie's young'uns." In Mrs. Wiggins' eye- she was bUnd In onethey were perfect; and, when times were had on the little farm she took to tbe road so Annie's young'uns could have enough to eat. Times were usually bad for folks with blg fam!Ues on Pension Ridge and Mrs. Wiggins developed an uncanny knack for sensing when someone butchered or had more garden vegetables than they could eat. She never quite forgave George tor not clearlilg Bobby's lew acres but Georae was not a farmer at heart. He would rather hunt and f!Jh than fann, aftd when the tamlinly nieal8 depended on GeOJ ae'a luck In stream or field, Mrs. WJatns would mala! the roundl over the township with her sack. Nothlna aroused Mrs. Wlalnl' wrath more JhaD ~ rernarkl about Annie Ill' her famUy. When a lady In the Def&bboriiOod suaaeated that Oecqe and Alude had eiiOUIIII cblldren, Mrs. WJalna wu lndlpant lor she had joyfUlly welcomed eacl! one and 1M more cwwded the little caiD became, !be blltta' she lllled lt. Such- ber 6ell, S-5. Rookie Terry Pendletlll! led ot1 with a walk and stole second and Bob Demler tripled to open the Darrell Porter walked. After the eighth and scored the go-aheild nm , nmners advanced on a bunt, on Ryne Sandberg's sacrmce t1y off Pendleton IICOred on a ~ fly Montreal~tarterCharlieLea.l5-10 by Andy VanSlyke. Oav1d Green Chicago added Insurance In the wallced and JOJ'&I!MI!II then tripled ninth when Keith More1an4 and tothewalllncentertleld. Dave Lopes raced home on a Thatwasall'themarg!nJII!edl!4by twlHlllt, bases-loaded throwing er- relief ace Bruce Sutler, who ror by Expos shortstql Argl!llls Improved hlllesgue save I'I!COl d to Sal••ar. 39 bypltcblngtbenlnthandsecurtng Georae Frazier, ~2. worked two the victa-:v tor Bob F<neh, 2-4. hitless Innings In relief of starter Bnm.a, Dallptd Dennis Eckersley to earn the MlkeScioollasJneledlnarunlnthe victory. Lee Smith pitched a hitless f1tth and Pedro Guene.o's single ninth tor his nh save. gave the J:llxleers a W ed8e In the Pia lei ~ M• 0 SIXth. But the Braves tled·lt In the Rick Rhodm, 12-9, and Rod seventh on nm-ICOliJ1g atnaJes by ·Scu!Ty tl\reW a oomblned five< hitler . Dale MUIJiey and Gerald I'm}'. and .Jaaon Thompson took care of 'lben the teams ftalled away at theiiCO.I'Ingwlthatwo-runholnenm each~ for nine ln!llngs befOre In the third lnnlni as the last·place Johnson led ott the 18th with a liner Plrata blanked the Meta. Into the left·fleld seats ott the fourth TheMetslolerwasstarterCalvln DocJaerpltcber,LaJTyWhlte,G-1. Schiraldi, rnaldng juat his second The blow made a winner of major-league start, -0.1. Braves reliever Je« Oemnon, 4-3, · "*-lj, Gilda 2 who hurled the 17th. Pete Fallxme Reynolds' basts-loaded homer pitched the 18th to record his tint capped a slx-run f1rlt Inning and save In two years. gave Knepper, 14-9, an the I!IJPPOI't Rick Mahler, the Braves' starter, he needed Ill pitching his lOU) went 11 lnnln&l and Fernando oompletegameoltheseason. Valenzuela tclled 10 Innings tor the The Astros cla!!ed 'within nlne l)o,1aas. Each gave liP nlae hits. games fl. San _Diego ln. the western Tile affair matched the longest Dlvi,lon.race as they raked Gtants game In the National Leasue this starterBW Laskey. He's7·12. seasm, a July 13 contest between Canlmlll8, P1111s I San Francisco and Plttsburgll. The Rlglrt-hander Charles Hudson Joogest game Ill the majors this nuned a ~3 lead throulb seven &eaiOO was a 25-bming cmrtest lnnlnp before the Cardinals betwan the Milwaukee Brewers and the Chicago White Sox May 8-9. dubs f, &JIOB i PbUadrtpNa I~ &Jt at Moati'HI AMERI('AN LFAGVE LOwe_ ·_ _ I · Imagine that every Senior Citizen who grew up In Letart Township remembers Mrs. Wiggins. When I was a boy on Pension Ridge she was a familiar figure as she trudged along the township roads bowed down by the contents of a gunny sack In which She had donations for "Annie's young'uns." The sight of the slight, ancient woman fighting the sticky, red clay .roads was enough to melt the heart of even the most selfish. I have no Idea of the age of Mrs. Wiggins. Perhaps she didn't either. I only know that the earliest I can recall she seemed older than the hills and In the 14 years I Uved on the ·Ridge she never seemed to change. She had come to the log cabin about a half mlle ·across the fields from Grandma's soan after She · and Grandpa had settled there shortly after the Clvll War. Mrs. Wiggins' husband, Robert, was· a Ughthearted, fiddle playing Veteran whom She called Bobby, about whom she never tried ol talking although he had been dead many years. After his death Mrs. Wiggins' wholelltewascenteredonher memories ot Bobby and on ' her granddaiJIIhter, Annie, the couple bad reared. I can recollect Grandma telling of the happy home the Wlggl• famUy had beftre Bobby died, wbell they whlll!d away the evemngs with siJJclng and fiddle .. playing. aut that was before my Los · erupted aplnst reliever BID Camp- Scoreboard ... nd.:.: spen:. : . : :,. .:.: ~o:.: .n Annie's young'uns:---_.__________ - ---~ _____;,_mo-tlo...::..:ni;=-=-c'k:..:....:A:..::.:ce privately from Attorney General . Smith wrote to McFarlane after Wllihm French Smith. In a recent getting bold of a draft executive letter to National Security Adviser order prepared by FEMA. Robert McFarlane, Smith ex"I believe that the draft Execu- · pl'l'SSI!d the Justice Department's tlve oroer raises serious substanconcern over the empire Giuffrida tive and public policy Issues that ha.1 ~ trftng to create for shoUld be further acidressed before FEMA. My associate Donald Gold· this proposal Is submitted to the berg has seen a copy of the letter. · president," Smith wrote. "In short, "This depaliment and others I believe that the role asSigned to have repeatedly raised · serlQus FEMA In the revised Executive policy and legal objections to the Order exceeds Its proper tUnctjon creation of an 'emergency czar' " role for FEMA,'' the attorney F,EMA proposes "layers of general wrote. "SpecWc policy · FEMA operational personnel In· concerns regarding recent FEMA selied between the president and lnltlatlves Include ... expansion of all other federal civil agencies," the deflnltlon of severe emergenSmith complained. "Its moblllzacies to encompass 'routine' domes- tlon exercise scenarioS continue to tic law enforcement emergencies." assign FEMA the responslbWty of The broader the definition of representing the Department Of "severe emergencies." of course, Justice and other Cabinet agenCies · the eaSier It would be to declare -at meetings with the president and martial law and put Gluftlida on the Natloniu Security Council durthe czar's throne. Ing ... emergencies." . Atlanta a 3-2 verdict over the Angeles Doclgers. upcxmlng women's 110Unlament to determine the club dlamplonshlp. The wlnnens after lS IDes~ play following the business l "' were . low gross - Ellzabetb Lohse, low net; Lohse, low putts. Elizabeth Lohse and Tee Teaford. •Trace BACK IN 'I1ME - S.. JMep Padrts' Alan Wlglnl ·~ bldllllto ~ .. time to beat the tag by Ctncinnett RecW iectnd llalemu Ron Oetter during their game Thunday aftemoon In San Dlep. (i\P I ·'IS! 1photo). . .- Davis, Krenchicki pace I 0-3 victory · SAN DIEGO (AP) -Put Cincinnati's Eric Davis anywhere you want In the batting order. He'll·stlll hit them cut ol the park. "Yru've 81!1!11 blm do something that's probably never been done before," Reds Manager Pete Rose saki Thursday iJtter Davis clouted a OOnler that started the Reds on their waytoaJ.o.JvlctoryoverSanDiego. "He's hit In the first, second and third spot In the order the last thi'ee days, and hit oneoot each time." Third baseman Wayne Krenchlckl continUed his torrid hitting pare of late with a homer, an RBI double and two walks against the Padrt!S, who surrendered 21 runs to the Reds In the two-game series here. ' Davia' IUher, Ills el&btb of tbe season, was his flflllln his last four games and provided the Reds with a w fjrst-lnnlng leac!. ''J'ln a lOt more relaxed,'' said Davis. "I'm getting myself In situations where I can look for a lashed a two-run single to rlgilt. certain pitch. I just want to learn as Greg Booker replaced Show 8)1(1 much as I can and get ready for next · was greeted with ' a run-scoring season." single by Brad Gulden and J<ni.n. Krenchlckilshlttlng.4401nhislast chlcld's double which drove In the 12 games and Is 10 for 19, a .526 ft'llll run of the Inning. average, against the Padres tills Lett-hander Joe Price, 7-11, Weht year. live Innings to gain the victory With ·"He approaches the game tight," Bob Owchlnko finishing up for his Rose said. "lllkehisworichablts.He • Second save. Isn't going anywhere as long as I'm Show tied the game2-21n the third around" when he cracked histhlrdhOmenin, Krenchlcld's solo home run off a two-run shot. · Eric Show, 14-9, broke a 3-3 tie and The Reds went ahead 3-2 In the Ignited the Reds' slx-run sixth fourth with Gulden scol1ng on Tom Inning. Show retired the next two Foley's groundout, but Alan Wlgbattersa!terthebomer,butSkeeter gins' sacrltlce Oy tied It aga1Jlat3-3 Barnes reached on third baseman In the fifth. Luis Salazar's fielding error. The win coupled with the Giank Eddie Milner then singled Barnes loss to Houston moved the ROOs to--- EliMI,-- at-bats - _was wallced Intentionally to load the bases. Davis beat out an lnfl~d single to jlrlve In one run and Dave Parker Weekend fishing report Here Is the weekly Ohio fishing report as provided by the Ohio Division ol Wlldllte; CealniONo Little Darby Creek -This stream In Madison and Union C01!1rt1es Is a good place for late-season smallm:Juth and rock bass fishing. Soft craws, hel.lgriunJtes or other live ball are reoommeitded this time oi year, but crankbalt Is a good artlflclallure. Buckeye Lake- The largemruth bass tlshlng will lrn!lrove as the nights cOol. Smle nice bass have already been taken at Buckeye by boat anglers casting spinner baits. . So 41 110No Dlllon ReseJvolr - DWon Is tour miles northeast of Zanesville. The _ _ _ .,._lllUoeNLW.._ !:.... who has eight liltS In his llist1.0 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - reservoir has good late-season catflshlng. Shallow areas near deep water drop-olfs are Ideal tor both channel and flathead catflshlng, Slreams - Salt Creek and the Little Scioto, Uttle Musklngum and Hocking livers are good tor suckers and bullheads. Redwonns and nlghtcrawlers fished on the bottom Is the most popular method of cakhlng these fish. • . NCJribeal& Oblo Chagrin River- The first salmon of the tall run are beginning to show up here. Chagrin Is In Lake County Immediately east ol Cleveland. 1111! water Is 68 degJ EES and stream conditions are high and mu<ldY. Thesalmonspawnlngnmls expected to peak In October. LEGAL NOTICE All Interested parties will be given an oppor/unity to be heard. Further inlormation may be obtained by contact· ing Ihe Commission. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By: MARY ANN ORLJNSKI , Secretary Walumaat~Creek Soudzw ' a US.# ' na MelpatTnnble PAT HILL FORD, INC. W._ll&_.e Roell 1M II&~ •••~r~p~ey m BciJdC Pwtm )atlll lH!Io-&y , .. NeRe Dime at Cllesa- peake • ' Berry's World SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS '· ARE HERE, A GREAT SELECTION OF 4x4 MODELS & CROWN VICTORIAS . ............... .- "l'veltlf If - let'• , . _ tWie fut' 1 WONT 111M fO YOU'' chlnflel I . . . . · llrd ...... · 0.,.. .......... Grit· Fwt• 1 1 • u-'. C.. - a n d M - • StoGIISd • W8tlr So..._· Rwo edlu • SdIJtten · VIICCIM • R..... • l"alnb ·Red ....... F - . · lllwllnd llndlr Twine • Spreya • a- . ...., . •-· SUGAR111·2111 RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. Pomwoy .. -I. The Public Ulililies Commission ol Ohio has sel tor public . hearing Case No. 84-12-EL· EFC. to review the 1uel pr~ curement practices and . policies ot Columbus and Souiheon Ohio Ele<:lric COmpany, the opera! ion of its Eleclrlc Fuel Cornponent . and related matters. This hearing is scheduled lo begin al 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, Oclobeo 3, 1984 al lhe otlices ol the Public Util ities Commlssibn, 180 East Broad Slreet. Colum: bus. Ohio 43215 . I �The Dally ~-~· &_ • Hemsley leads Tomadoettes win over Easten1 RACIN;E - Karen Hemsley scored 17 serving points, including 10 in a row during the second game comeback as the Southern Tornadoetles scored an SVAC volleyball trtumph over the E.astem Eaglettes _ here Thursday evening · In the league opener for both clubs. Southern dropped the opening game to the talented Eagtehes, 8-15, then posted victories in the last two games, taking the set 15-4 and 15-9. · The first game was a see-saw ihrlller. with Eastern taking the upper hand early in the contest and holding on for the win. The closest SHS could come was 4-3 as Eastern dominated the Initial play. Krist! Gaddis and Margaret Homer each served Jour points each in that win. Southern battled back ferociously in the second match as Karen Hemsley ·provided the needed spark for the Tornadoettes. Hems- ley served up 10 unanswered points with her elusive . serving style, shell-shocking the Eaglettes to a point where they never fully recovered. With the score I().{) SHS regained its serve, following four Eagle points by former all-leaguer Lea Ann.Gaul. Becky Adkins provided the final scores. • In the nightcap, both teams ru;e to the occasion and played.equally well. The score see-sawed back and forth and was tied three times before SHS took over for gOQd on two Mandy HUI serves, the score 10-7. Alana Lyons scored the last two points lor Southern as they rolled to a 15-9 victory. Hemsley led all scorers with 17 serving points, while SHS teammate Becky Adkins added eight, Rachel Helber five. Alana Lyons four, Mandy Hlll two and Weney Wolfe and JW Nease on each. -·~ For Eastern Gaul led her club with six points. Gaddis and Horner added five. Krist! Hawk and Susan Bailey ·three each, and Tara Guthrie and Tonya Savoy two each. After dropping the first of three games, Eastern's reserves claimed a victory In the last two game$. SHS won the first game 15-7, but EHS won the decisive finales, 15-13 and - Southern's varsity has just one letterman return from last year's • dlstrtct runMr·up squad. Hemsley ~ Is the lone SHS Letterman, however. a good group of underclass· men will make Southern competl. live throughout the season. · • Following Is a team roster and ··: schedule for the 1984 season. 15-3. x-Karen Hemsley, senior: Lori Adams,. Becky Adkins. Tammy Adkins, Mandy Hill and Alana ~yons, all junlol'5; Wendy Wolle, Rachel Reiber 8 nd Jill Neasl;l, all sophOmores. Tracy Hubbard paced Southern wlth·U points, Tammy Theiss had six, Jennifer Arnold seven, Karl• Smith three, Joyce Foreman three and Wendy Fry one. For the winners, it was Melissa Nutter and Bev Wigal that led EHS with eight points, Lesa Rucker seven, Arlena Ritchie three, Lori Hensley seven, Beth Berkhlrner two, and Janet Werry one. Werry served the-game-winning point In the second game. One L!!Uennan - . ~- - Churda USfD CARS, INC. _-r:=;_,,, . o · o~ .~ , ., ; x - DeDores letterman. 51. Rl. Ph. NHIOO ; Tracie Hubbard, Tammy Thtolss, Karla Smith, Joyct' Foreman, Jwmtta Frfdertck and Mar,i Flagg, all !IOphomores; JennUer -, Arnold, Wenily Fry. All,l!le Grueser, Angle Bostick and Tammy ):loiter . aU tr...'Shmen. Schedule Dale- ()ppoMM ......, .Sept. 8- Oak Hill ................... .........!\way Sept. lO- Gallipolis ........................ Home Sept. ll- Kyger Creek ............. .......Away Sept.J2- Mf>lgs ..... ........................ Home Cn.ster IIIDIIIPORT IQI SitltE SUIIPIIes • ~e l RIYRI"l • • 5ept. 13- Hannan Trace ................. Home • : 5ept l8- North Gallla .. ,. .......... ,...... Away ' " Sept~ :1)- Southwt"Stern ..... ... . ...... .... Away sept. 24- Athens ............. _. ...... ......... ~way • "' " Sept. :1;- Oak HIU ............. ............. Home Sepc-27- ~astern ........ .... r ···- ......... Away Oct. 2- Kyger Creek ............ .. ... ..... Home Oct. 3- Federal Hockin~ ........ . :,..... Home ()ct.~- Han~n Tral'E' ............ ......... Away Oct.-9- North Gallla ................. ,.... Home Oct. 10- Mel~ .......................... .. ...Away OCt. 11- Southwestern .................... Home Oct.l5- Galllpolb; ......................... Away :_! • ;.. " _ t92-Jts5 Pomeroy, ' . 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy H0111et1te saws WAID CROSS SOlS SIORE .Jets -suffer upon Woodley'-s return EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - David Woodley was too much for the New York Jets .. . and the Jets' offensive line just wasn't enough for Pat Ryan. Playing only five days after suffering a concussion against the Kansas City Chiefs on opening day, Woodley picked the Jets apart with intelligent playcalllng and passing 'I'IIursday night, leading the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 23-17 National Fooiball Le~e victory. The Jets, meanwhile, hurt themselves with poor offensive line play thatallowedRyanllttleprotectionat quarterback. "We knew coming into the game · that the Steeiers had fine pass rush," said Jets Coach Joe Walton. "They blitzed us quite a bit and we obviously had l!puble picking It up.•• Ryan was sacked four times for a total 'II yards, some of them in crucial situations. Rushing his pasSes quite a bit, Ryan had three intercepted, Including two by Sam Washington that stopped Jets' drives In the final quarter. "Inexperience hurt me." said Ryan, making only the second start in his NFL career, both within the last "There were just a lot of durilb plays on my part." Iii all, Woodley hit 14 of 25 passes for 181 yards and two touchdowns. Gary Anderson provided the rest of the Pittsburgh offense with three fieli:l goals- although uncharacterlsttraUy, Anderson also missed a 'II-yarder and a JO.yarder in the ·toui'thquarter that could have made Pittsburgh's job a bit easier. The Jets, playing before a crowd of'10,65<1in their first regular-season horile game at Giants Stadium after lllO\Ilng from New York's Shea Sta!~!um after last season, lost their first game after an opening-day victOry over Indianapolis. a week. On Sunday, it's San Diego at Seattle; New England at Miami; Buffalo at St. Louis; Dallas at the New York Giants; Denver at Chicago; Detroit at Atlanta; Kansas City at Cincinnati; Minnesota at Philadelphia; Tampa Bay at New Orleans; Cleveland at the Los Angeles Rams; Indianapolis at Houston; and Green Bay at the Los Angeles Raiders. The Monday night game features Washlngtonat San Francisco. . By 'lbe t\sso(oialed Press Even though a record 58,(0) deer were killed In Ohio last year, the deer population remains plentlful enough for game officials to liberalize some 1984 hunting regulations. State WUdlife Division officials think there are enough white-tailed deer in southeast Ohio to allow for hunting of both bucks and does. There has been a one-day The Seahawks belted Cleveland either-sex hunt In northeasi Ohio to 3a-0 In their season-opener, but lost start the season for several years. star running back Curt Warner for However, this year, zone 4- those the season with a knee lrijury. So .countleslnthesoutheasternpartof the state where deer are most they went out and signed Franco plentiful- Will have an either-sex Hanis, wbo was waived by Pitts· hunttromN~t.27toDec. l. burgh during the preseason in a contract dispute. Last year, zone 4 had a two-week HaiTis, 34, Is only 363yards behind season lor antierless deer only. with the NFL career rushing record of any hunterwbowanteda""""''tfor ,...... ~ Jim Brown. He signed a one-year contract with Seattle. hunting those deer being given one In some counties. The pennlts were Harris said. "I hope tbe guys realize "Theonethlngiwanttodo!swin," that. I think a winning attitude IS contagious and that's the kind of attitude I have. "I don't know how tong I'm going toplay.I'vealw~feltyourcareer could end at any time. Age can be a factor if you've had injurtes and you've been beaten upalot.Butl'm healthy and I've taken care of myself." New England beat Buffalo 1n its opener, while Miami was mauling Washington behind Dan Marino's I still available in a few counties even after the season was over. USP of unlimited pennits for hunting antlerless deer was not the method bY which the Wlldllfe Division wanted to manage the herd. On the other band, the division has indicated that it feels many southeast OIIIQ pountles Will take the pressure of either-sex hunt. Many people believe · such a liberalized hunt will wipe out the herd; but that could not hapJ)en in one season. If too many of the zone 4 deer are harvested, then an adjustrnenttotheregutatidnswillbemade for the following season. However,wne4hasbeenreduced In size. A few counties along its western edge lllld some along Its orthe borde h been lon m r ave re cated in zones 2 and 3 The deer 1 t1o in those · ti popu a ns coun es were deemednotstrongenoughtotakean · either-sex hunt. an r--'-----.;,_------1 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomery.OH Phone 992·2975 Sp-r ing & Summer Hours:. Mon.-Fri . ·9 to 5 Sat. 9 to 1 ~THE . GRAVELY avaTI!M 4 P.M.-7 P.M. 1980 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ....................... '2295 2·dr.. 4 spd .. PS. Good condition. i976 fORD F-100 PICKUP ....................... '1395· i978 AM~ GREMLIN .................................. 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TUP PLAIN& R'f, PAUL OuiW!h Sctlaal"t •·ll'·: "ontdp 10 a.nM Blbl' Study, Tueoday. 7:30p.m.; UMW, - . ........ ·~--­ ~--llo .HGE.. _ GllloiN .............. IOng...,. __ ... Qtotl. Pethtlpa lhlo Fll 1 _.,.,., from lOU' . bagln.-.. --- - lamlly . .or hot , . . Will 111 _ . . , _ and For !tim. N 1t1 ~end-UJ I • · , _ Wll WI mMI .... dlaiiJfiOII when w . . an u own dlplndl an cu ehMiclef. UCDnllela • . . fofapiUIJ,,.... . . . . a ........ - - lhoOuod.aclul:h--hao- holplngoomold ....wl .. .,·a-..., and dwt»•4lhll ftwiWiwt'a OOIIrliictloni. - T- - ..,._., .,......, ........_ c.,.,. ,,..,,.,_......,.......,......_,,0......~ - \l&zaot HOils!JN CHRisTIAN UNION, ~­ Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9:30a. m.: Eveainaservt~T:30p.m. WedllHday pray.r meetlq 7: 30p.m. . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHI,IRCH OFCHRIST, Duane Warden. minister. Bible clatst:3Dil.m.; MomlncWonhlpl0:30a. m.; Evening Wonhtp 6:30 p .m. Wl!dnes· day Bible Study 6:30p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sunday School ~~ervlce. 9: 45 a . m .; Wonblp servle@ 10 : ~ a .m .; Evancellltlc Servlre 7::wJ p.m. Wednesday: Prayer mePttna7: :1t p.m. Thunday. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· HarrlooaY!IIe Rd. Robm Purtoll.' mlllllter; a..IWIIo&"!';"'r..,_k;ca= · II!·~ w -~•.m.; Vftiii!Jr:ftnl~sun- Third Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.: Communkm Ne.... · ae.. 7 = "'"""""'l:fi ....... ..___- cwsn:a E-• -- N••2:JOo,.Hf.o..,,., . lnnand-llllt-allt t :~wdlnAN AU lEGAL IEVEIAGES SOlD r,, F1HIIIt NFL FH#k/1 Tt w - Db"""_ .... w1t:; Clltllr:si o..- Mt . .,T;Wp.m. DEXTER CHURCII CJIRJST. DNO CIRIRal OF CIIRIBI'. Ollwr . PrQwUII trY-- 8nla. ...... ......, k - t :311a.m• ....,. f .. l' Chorl<s - • "'*'' -..., ~ HICingl BIMriMI fpi'IJLMII ">' ~ II COtinll'lla'll ltbltl»w , . . , Ezelrlfl 8:1-16 4:8-37 5:f·H t : f5-~ fO::u-.42 ...'1-18 , _. , day 7 p.m. IIIII Wedftflday. 1 p.m, ST. JOIIJ>I LUTHEIIAN CHURCH. Pllll' Firs! Sund~a¥ (Archer) . Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleowarth. · CENTRAL CLUSTI:R pastor. Church wrvtce 9:30a.m.; Sunday B n . l - E . Ceo;b1U ScbooiiO: 311a.m. · llev~ !Mewm BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, llev.Jiklllanl llattomldl .. ..... Roberti: . . ._ Jolln WrtJIItl. puotor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m .; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Momlag .tMrew ••• worship 10: ~a . m . ASBURY (SyriC.,..I-Wors . Plla.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA; Chun:b Scbool 9:45 a, m.; Charge Bible RENE. Rev. 1'borlt11 H. Collier. pastor. SliMly, W - y . 7:30p.m.; UMW.IIrst Martha w olle, Cllalrman al the Boanl of Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; Cbolr Rehearsal, Christian Life> Stutday School 9:30a.m.: Wednesday 6:30 p.m.; UMW. lounh Sunat3:~p.m. Monuna ....,...P 10: 30 a .m.; Sunday day. 6:311 p.m. 1Nolson1. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .....tJitl,.....blpT: 38p.m. Pro,.... meeting ENTERPRISE Worsblp 9 a .m.; - Sliter Harriett WarDer, Supt. Sunday ChurchSchooiiOa.m .; Bible Study, Tues7: 30 p.m . School 9: .JJ a.m .: MomlnR Worsllip. 10:15 UBERTY CHR AN CHURCH, Dex· day, 7: 30p.m.; t'!Mw. First Monday. 7:30 a.m. · ter. Woody Call, pulor. Services Sunday p.m.: UMYF. Sllllday. 6 p.m . Cbolr RePOMEROY FIRST I!APTISI'. David 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Wednetday. 7 p.m . hearsal. i :30 p.m. WM~ay . ! RotheMann. minister. William Snouffer, Sunday michl RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Don L. School Supt . Sunday School, 9:!0 a.m.: Walker. Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday FLA1WOODS- Church School. 10 a.m. MOI'IItng Worship 10:30 a.m. ; Worship. 11 a .m.: Bible Study. Thursd- School Supt.; Sunday SchOol 9:30 a.m.: FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Poday, 7 p.m.: UMYF, Sunday. 6 p.m. Morning worship 10: fO a,m .: Sunday meroy Pike. David Hunt, pastor; Jack IRothmllch). evf!niRK won:hlp 7: 30 p.m.; Wednesda): NeedS •. Sunday School Oiree<!"lor. Sunday eveninK Blbie .study 7:30p.m. FOREST RUN- - Worship 9 a.m.; Scool, 9: 30a.m.; MornlngWorshlp,lO::Kt: Churoh School 10 a.m.; Choir practice, BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY · eveolna worabjp, 7:30p.m·. ,._,ay VIJII1\ae8day, 6::.J p.m. ; UMW, rtrst Tuesday, CHURCH. Burllngbam. Rev. Okey Ray tatlon. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer service. 1:.'Jl p.tn. CNPIM>n) . LaundPrmllt, pastor. Ph. 99'l-7324. Sunday 7:=-t p.m.; Mission F'rlends. 7:30 p.m.: HEATH IM iddloponl- Church School. SC'boollO:OOa.m .; Sunday.-~nlngwrvlce Girls tn ActiOn, 7:30p.m.; Aeteens. 7:30 p, 9::11 a.m.: Worship 10: :J) a .m .; Bible 7: 00 p.m.: Wt!d~y P~lng wrvlce. m.: Choir PractiCE'. I: :It p.m. Study. 1\IPsday. 10 a.m.; UMW. ~ 1:00 p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bal- . Monday. 7: 30 p.m.: UMW 5t'cond MonDANVILLE HOLINESS OIURCH. ley Run Road. ft(>V. Emmrtt Rawson, pas· located on Rl. 325 be'rwtftl Vtnroa and day. 7:30p.m.: UMM. Third Monday. 1:30 tor. Handi<Y DuM, oupt. Su!Miay School, Langsville. a..v. Ben Wans, pasror. Sunp.m . J - 1. 10a.m.; SundayPVenlnKII'rYI~. 7::Mlp.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship SPrvl,. 10 day Scbool. 8:» a .m ., Bobby Lambfon . S. · Blbl.- teachtna, 7:30p.m. Thursday. S. Supt. Mornlnl{worshlp 10: lO a .m .; Chll· a.m.; Charcll School. 11 a .m .; UMW, third ' SYIIACUSE MISSION. CHerry SL, Sydren•s Happy Hour 6:45p.m. Prayer and Wedllflday, 1 p.m.; Choir practiCf', Monracuw. Servlceos.10 a .m. Sunday. EvPnlnR day. 7:30p.m. (Nelsono. Bible Study. 7:30p.m . Missionary mE~.•hn~ services Sunday aftd Wednesday al7:00p. first WednHday of each month 7:.ll p.m, PEARL CHAPEL Worship Servlce 9 m. . a .m.; Chui'C'h Sthool ll a .m .: UMW se-For Information calll88-8467. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST cond 'n~Hday 7: lO p.m.: UMYF last Tues· SILVER RUN BAPriST. Blll Litll~. lN CHRISTIAN UNION. Lawrence- Man· day. 7:~ p.m. (u~nktngl . pastor. Stt-W LlttiP, S. S. Supt. Sunday ley, pastor. Mrs. Rusatii'Youn«. Sunday SchOoliO a.m.: Momlng worstp, 11 a .m.: POMEROY- Church School. 9: lh .m. sc:hool Supt. SUnday 'School 9:30 a.m. Sundayevenlqwonohlp 7:30p.m. l!ray•r : W~nhtp Sfrvlte. 10::11 a .m.: Cbolr l'l"E•enllljl worsblp 7::11 p.m. Wed!K'Iday hearsol WeciiOiday. 7:30p.m .: UMW.sernootlq aad Blbl< studyThursday.1:JO p . 30 m .: Youth ~tina WedJK'Iday ar 7 p.m . c:ottd-y. 7:30p.m" UMYF. sullday. pr:.;r. ':R~' c~ll'.tcH OF GOD. C'HRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. ~p.m. ICorbitt I , Racl~. R.v. James SaUf'rfleld~ paste.-. ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9:15 383 ·N. 2nd A""·· Mlddk>pot1 . Sunday f:noeman Wllll•m•. Supl. Sunday School a.m.: Worship 10 a .m.; Bible Study, Wed- ·School 10 a .m . Sunday ind Wecln<'Sday 9:45 a.m.; Sunda)l and Wednesday even· Evening s«viCf'S 11 7:30p.m. nesday, qo p.m .; UMYF cSenton;l. Sunlrqr strVIcet,.:JRr;p· day , ) p.m.; cJunlon) every othE-r SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Rt'V. R. MIDDLE FIRST BAPTIST. day, 6 p.m. CRothornlcbl £ . Robinson, puaor. Sunday &bool9:30a. CornPt' Slxtll and Palnwt. Tllfo Rev. Mirk m .: Worship M!r"VI~. 11 a.m.; Ev~nl"~: RIJTI.AND- Church School. 9: 45a.m .; McCiuog. Santlay School t1 Ill a.m.: Dan Wonlllp.J0:3Da.m.:. UMW tEYf.nlaiJOr· ~~ 7 p.m. Mkt·""'ll: IPrvk't>, Wetfnel· Wbl.., SWitlly k - SutM. Jollll Rltbel. day. 7 p.m. clol 10<01111 Wodno"!.Y.J30 p.m .: UMW Sr. Aut. Supt. Manllll Worolllp IO:U 1. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN ClfURCH. IAfttr .... Clrclol Tllunday. I Pm. Youlh II'W«bbl 7:30p.m. WN •day. Robm E . MuSII'r. pastor. su..say School m.cR-8111 l""ludln« We. Tole, lepr lleolwn. Ju9:.., a.m.: Paul Musser. supt .; Morning SALD1 CENTER - Churdl Scllool. 10 nior Astronauts and Junior and Senior worship 10: :1) a .m .: SUnday E'Vf'nlng sera.m .; WonldJ> t:451.m. clloborlkllll!l Hill! BYF; cbolr pnctl<e 1:30 p.m. Woe!· vice. 1 p.m.; mtd·M.'ek servlft", Wed1M!11i1· SNOWVILLE - Wonl>lp. 8: 30 am .: nnda)'. Prlyer meeting and Bjble sludy. day, 1 p.m. Church SchoollO a.m. IRubenkltll< lW - a y, 7:30p.m. SYRACSE CHURCH OF 111E NA· ZAREI'IE. Rev. Jamt'S B. Kittle. pastor. CHURCH OF IIOUI'III!IlN Sherman Cundiff. supl. Sunday School and M11n. Bob 9:., a .m .; Mornln« wonhip 10:30 a.m.: . EVa~t!'ll!.llc ~vi~. & p.m .; Pra)"t!'r and ••• Pooil MeG ... e Prallf' Wedftf!Sday. 7 p.m.: Youth Mftl· APPLE GROVE- Cllurc:h Sclloo19a.m . Iflit. 7 p.m . • : Worship, 10 a.m. (Ftl'tl and tftlnt Sl!n· EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN days\: UMW. seto.4 'lWiday. 7:30p.m .; CHR.IST. Eldeo R. Blo~. pastor. Sunday Prayer moetllljl. Wodftflday. 1 p.m. School 10 a .m.: R_, Reed. SUP< . Mon(Gra~l lng Rl"'''nnft. 11 a .m.: SUIIday aigtn .srr,BETHANY - Wonlllp, t o.m.: Cllurch vlc:t'S: Chrlttlaa Endoowr7: JOp.m., Song Schooi,IO o.m.; Bl'* - y . Wedneoctay. I p.m. Prl'achllt& 8:30 p .m. Mld10 a .m.; Dorcas Wolllft"l F~Uowshtp. 'NI."Pk ~ rntetlq:, W'!dll es4ay, 7 p.m. Wodootday, II a .m. rMcGul"'l· Alvin , laylutlor. Co\IUIEL- Cllurdl t:30 o.m.; HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Wonlllp. 10:45 a .m . Soconcl aod Fo.nh - Roger we.-. pastor. er- Pran, suadlyo; Ffllowllllp with suttoo. --.I......Mtp9:30 tlllnl111urotlay, 6:311 p.m. IMcGoltr-.1. a.m..; _ kbooltO:• a.m.; Eftlllq: EASI' LETART- Clutrrh School9 a.m . oerv~. 7: 3D p.m. ; Wonldp 10 o.m . ead lbtutl SunMT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue. days; UMW ftnt ...-ey. 7: JIJ p.m. pastor: Joe Sa~. Sutlday School Supl. (Graof). S.nda)> Scllool t: t5 a .m .; LETART FALLS - Wonlllp t a .m.; ship 1: JO p .m.: Prayer--· &: 31J p.m. Cburdl Sc- 10 o.m . !G....., I. MORNINGSTAR- Wonblp, 9: 45a.m.; W~~ PLAINS CHURCH OF 10:311 a .m.; Blblo> Sllidy. • Clotrdl CHRIST • .lotiY HOilaad. mlllltft, Doryl Tlo~nday. 7:311 P.lL [ _ ) _ W.U.. SUpt. llomtna - p. 8:80a.m.; · IIOIIliE CHAPEL- Chrcb Scllool 9: 3D Clnarftt:eo a .m. a.~=lll.m.tRader). CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· -Qaldt-1:30p.m. RENE. Rev. - . , Grat~. pastor. Wortlllp 7:30 p.a; UIIYF W-oday, FroIll RJllle, oupt. sumo, ~ t: JO a . m .: Wonhlp - · 11 a.m . .,.. 7 p.m. Chrcb ~. w... 11y. Tp.m. Prayer.-lldoGI. • Lm.; """""· U a.m.; UMW IOutlo ~ 7: • p.m.; ....., " ' - '1:,.UREL CUFF FREE MEiaOOIST - . - ~ t. 7 a.m. tGr.N). Rl'Y. -.11111or. - · RoliUTI'OII - Chordo - . t: 30 ~,'!'-< CHURCH. b!rt E. llllrtaa. "Cla1sllu Ed. . . . . wa S'f IO:•a.m.llrlt ad aura eatu.,.~ Sootltly _ , . , hllonltlp-wltllcannot, t:30 LliL; 1. . wwwllllt 10:311 ,.,...,, Cc30 p.m. (II<Culn!l. a.m.; lllliila7 1: Ill p.m.; E..... , . p.m. WII idor 011' Sunday. GRAHAM UNITED METHOOIST. Preaching 9:30a.m .. llrflt and second Sundays of each moath: third and rourth Sundays each month worshtp'Sl'"rvices at 7:.30 p.m. W<dnestlay evenlni!S at 7:30 p.m. l'raye- and· Bible Study. SEVENTH-D~Y ADVENTIST, Mulberry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Michael Plonkowlkl, pa1tor; Marie Splrii!'S, Sabbath Scbool SUpt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on Saturday with wonhlp services following SYIIACUSI!: FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. ncm-PHtecottal. Joy Clark, putor. 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(II -~.--lllodalltnlay; ~ the- Oourc:l!and~ ..... ~ careei!Oitr~o the ParllbllaU ltnmailltoiY --the-. 1----..:....:..:.=====...L.::========== r;::======================rl NOTICE who lost linebacker Clayton Wei· shuhn with a knee injury, also are up against a long losing streak in Miami - the Dolphins haven't lost at home to the Pats since 1966. "II we win," said Coach Ron Meyer, "It Will probably be as big a 11ft as this franchise has ever had .•' Auto., PB, PS, Air. 1 owner. 50.000 miles. GRACE EPISCXJPAL CIIUIIOI, 316 E. St.. ~- !lundly _ , lldy tilt! .... ~ .. mon1lt. POSTMASTER: Send address chan~ to n.e DaUy Sentlrlf'l. 111 Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45700. Ohio's deer population still plentiful OF THE NAZA- r RENE. ~ Uttllin lllttl Mulberry, ~- I 'lb1nlu Glen loi<Cluow. pula-. Qydo . __ 1011, s: s. Supt., !ltjndly - .. 9::1) a.m.; """"'""*"' ... and ............ wltb tllOI'tiq - Grocerif5- . _,____._;_ ,______, """"*''!wttnljpi0:31Ja.ni.; ---· )t.tn.; mltlo8 iOMce, ~. 7p.m. land Dally Press Association and the American NPwspaper Publtstlers Assol'lation, National Advertising RtpresentatlvP. Branham Newspapr-r Sai('S, 733 Third Avenue. New York, N('w York 10011. two Meigs Coullly rivals. So.* m won the three game lllfalr. I . POMEROY SUBSCRIPTION.RATES BIG SPIKE - ~·s Margaret Homer spikes one agabit Southern's !root llDe during acUon from 'lbiii'Sdll,v's SVAC volleybal ~between the • ..,.._ciAIIoo-. . C!!IJliC!I Member: ThP Associated Press. Jn. 4 ' Attend Church this Sunday FACIES QUAJID Sr.• - · Rk:k lila· 3:f5 comber, supt. Sunday SChool 9: :11 a .m .; Worthlp servtce JO::Jl a.m. Bible Jtudy. Tul!lday. 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Pot1land-R:aclne Road. William Roush, pa111or. Linda £vaDJ, church school director. Church school9: 30 a.m.; Morning worstp 10:30 a .m .; Wednesday evenlna pra_yer services, 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler. pastor. Wonhlp ~rvlcfl , 9: 30a.m. Sundav School 10: JO a.m : Bible Study and prayei service Thurlday, 7: :ll p.m. THE CARLETON INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. Klnpbury Road. Rev. DaVid Curfman. pastor. Sunday School 9: 1:1 a.m .; Ralph Carl, Supt ."Evenlag worship T:. p.m.. Pra,..r meetlaa. Wedaea· - day 7:311 p;m. LONG IIO'ITOM CHRimAN, Jody Holland, pastor; Wallace Da~ood, Sunday School Supt. WorshiP ...-.Ice. 9 a . . rri.; Bible Scbooi!O a .l)1. .HYSELL R{/N HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev. 'fb6Nn Durbam. pu1or. Sunday School at 9::1) a .m .: Mornlne worsh!P at 10:311 a. m.: sunday tvnlng service at '7 :30 p.m. Tllur'ldly tervtl!ellt 7: 30p.m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. ·Rev. Lawrence Cluesencamp, pastor. Rev. Roger Willford, US1 . pastor. Preaching . services Sunday?: XI p.m. Pray(>f meeting Wodnesday. 7:31) p.m .• Gary Grllfllb. leader. Yooth groups Sunday I'Velllng at 6: :J) p.m. wllb Roger aDd V"iOil'"t Wlllfordd. leadfn. Communion service ft.rst Stmday eac:h month. WHITE 'S CHAPEL. Coolvlll• R. D. Rev. Roy Deeter, p.asstor. Sunday School 9: ~a.m. ; Wonhlpservl~. lO: ~a . m. Bi· ble sludy and prayer service, Wednesday, · 7:30p.m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mark Jones. pasror. Bill Nleholson. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9: :Kt a .m .: Morning Worship and Communion 10: 30 a . m. RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos TilliS. paslor. Jay Stiles, supt . Sunday SchoOl 9 : ~ a .m.: Morning wonhip, 10: 30 a .m.; Sunday evening serviCCE' 7:00p.m . Wl'dnesday serylce 7 p.m. WMPO progr-am 9 a .m . each Sunday. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE. RPv. Lloyd D. Grimm, J r., pastor. Sunday SChool 9: :.1) a.m.: Worslp servlt"P10: :11 a.m.: Young people's service 6 p.m. Evangrllstlc: Jervl~ 6:.1) p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St .. Masoa. W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, mi· ntster. Snday BiblE' Study 10 a .Jfl.; WOr· ship 11 a .m . and 7 p.m. Wednesday Blbk>' Study. vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Duddlag Lane, Mason, W. Va. J . N. Thacker, pastor. Evening service 7: :JJ p.m .; WomP~~ 's Mlnl.ttry, Thund..ay, 9: :JJ a.m .: Wednesday Prayer arwt Bible Study. 7: 15 MT. HERMON UNITED BRETH~EN IN CHRIST CHU~CH. Located In Texas Community otr C1. Rt. 82. Rev, Roben Sanders, pastor. Don Wlll,JayleadPr. Sun· day School 9: 3D a .m.; Mornlna Worahlp 10: 45 .a.m. ; EvenlnR preac~lng ~JerVtce second and rour1h Sunday al 7:30 p.m.; Chrlstl.an E~avor , rlr1t and third Sun· day. 1::wlp.m . Wednesday prayer meeting and Blblo Study. 1:!0 p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESS. 37319 Slate Route 124 !One mliP east Of Rurlandl. Sundiy: Btble lecture 9: J(l a .m.: Watchtower study 10:30 a .m.; TUE'Idly, Bible study, 7: l) p.m.; Thunday, Theot'ratlc School 7:30p.m. Service mf!t"tln,, 8:20p.m. CHURCH OP GOD OP PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . White Road of Highway 160. Pat HenHon, pa!itor. Sunday SchoollO a.m. Classes for all ajtes. Junior Church 11 a.m.: Morning worship 11 a.m. AduJI Choir pracllee ~p . m . Sunday. Youna: People's, •Children's Church and Adult Bible Study, Wednesday at 7: .11 p.m. . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant St., Middleport. Arrlllated with Southern . Baptist Convenllon. Sunday SchoollOi.m. : Morning worship 1l a.m .; Evenln,t wor· ship 7 p.m .; Wf,"dnH«tay ~vcnlng Bible study and pra)'er mPelln« 1 p.m . BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt . l2tand Co. Rd .5. Mark&'evers.mlnlstf'r. ~nday SChool Supt. Steve Pickens. Sunday School 9: l0 a .r.1.; Mornlna: wor· ship JO: JO a .m. ; E v"nlnlil worship 7 p.m. Wednesday worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. c;::or ner SycamonP and ~nd Sts., Poml'l'oy. The Jhov. Wl.lllam Mlddleswarlh. • •• ......," tiCIIMl ........: service 11 a .m. .. II Soleund SerYtet Rutland, OhloU115 J. Wm . "lill" lrown, Owntr Pnone ·l614114l ' ' " PQMf~Oy , 0 . ·1 . SUPPLY t ...m-lflt ......,..,.,. M•ddltport· .' Citun:lt !ldtoolt:Ua.m.; WanlllpSomel(l30 a.m. Ctotr .-....., .,_,., T::IJ p.m. •• ol Columbus, 0 . to4W . Miin "l-IJII Pomeroy 'IHE DAILY SENTINEL FURNITURE & HARDWARE P.J. PAULEY, AGENT . Nationwide Ins. Co. ~ lOlSE ·. ~,• . TRINliY CHURCH. Rev. W. H. Perrin, - . llollllle - . ~ Scl!ool Supt. i"'' -~ ,,; ~ RIIDOUR m ElliS & SONS SOHIO KI!RMI~KO;;:;;: ;lv-.1 Ohio ' Published every afternoon, Monday througtl Friday, 111 Court St., y the Ohio Valley Publishing C.:ompa ny / Mul tlm,edla, Inc .• Pomeroy.. Ohio 45769, h. 992-2156. Second cn~ss postage· paid at Pomeroy 1 Ohio. . ttl·3321 Pomeroy 'I'he Dally Sentinel UP FOR GRABS- Pittsburgh Steelers' safety Rick Woods, upper righl, wins the grab contest In the end zone tp Intercept a pass from the New York ,Jets• Pat Ryan to end Thursday night's NF1.. game at Giants stadlwn .In E!ISI RutherfQrd, N.J. Als<! trying for the ball are the Jets' Vesley Walker (hidden) and Derrick Gaffney, right, and the Steelers' Eric WDDams (21). Ryan was IJ\tercepted three times In the 23-17 Jets' loss. (AP Laserphoto). 2165. Second Pomorov Pomeroy Prescript•ont. • (USPS 141-INOJ A Division or MuiUmedla, Inc. VIRGIL l 1DfORD SR. Jolin F. Fultz ~- IIICUS Fultz l. We Fill Doctors' MMidleport NEW YORK a.ontl~~~' l.( :1 PHARMACY 1;11 FJS ' ·" MEIGS nRE \ \ COOU, INC. SWISHER & UltSE Church & Office . "MillS!, The IntereMed Busineae. a.ru ~ SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr. Ant bony Glannamor('. Ph. 992-!iMS. Sa t\Jr· day Evt>ntng Mass 7 : .10 p.m.; Sunday Mau, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Conr<"Sslons one half hour before ta('h Mass. CCD {'lasS('$, l1 a.m. SUnday. VICTORY BAPI'IST. 525 N. 2nd St., Mlddlepor1 . Jamrs E . Keeset>, pastor. Sunday morning won hlp 1.0 a.m.; EvenIng service 1 p.m.: Wedne-sday evenlnJ~: wOrs hip 1 p.m. Vl sllallon , Thul'5day 6:30 p.m. TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY. Coolv ille; Cllbert SpeTKff. pastor. Sunday Srbool9: ~ a .m.; Morning st>rvlee 10: .XI a . m.; Sunday .-veonlng servlcft 7:00 p.m.; Mld~wHk prayer service WedDHday 7 p. m. MT. OI.!VE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Lawrence Bush. pastor. Max Fol11'1E'r, Sr. CK SUPERMARKET MIDDLEPORT 1· C~~ FOREST RUN BAPI'JST. Rev. Nyle Bqrden, pallor. Ccrneliua Bunch, t upt. Sunday School 9::11 a.m.: Second and fourth Sundays worship service ar 2:30.P. m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth end · Main St .• Mlddlepon. Rev. Calvin Mlonlo, pas.tor. Mn. Elvin Bumwardner, tupt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worship .en-fee IO:t5a.m. _ _. SUCCESS ROAD CI!URCH OF ~tutiST - Joseph B. HoJklns; evang@lllt. Sllftday Blbltt Sludy9a.m.: Worshlp.10a.m.: SuB· day t~V.Dllllt: ~ervlce 6 p.m.: Wedllflday. e..nlnJ oorvl,.. 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Raeloe, Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday Schooi!O a .m.; Sunday.,.........rvtc:e 1 p.m. Wedftf'ldly evtnlna aervlce 1 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Chead~•• Supl. Suaday School 9:30 a .m. Montini • Wonhlp 10: Sla.m. Pre)'@rtervlt>e,altern: ~ ate SuDdaya. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pallor. Carl NottlnJ!tam, Sunday ·SchOol Supt. Suntlall SchOol 10 a.m. with dalles !or 111 111ft. Evenlnaoervl.,.. at 6 p.m. )l'odoettlay Bl· ble study a1 7: !0 p.m. Youth servtceo Friday al1: 30 p.m. ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP,128 Mill St., • Mlddi<'PGrL Broth<!r Chuck McPber...,, pastor. S'4nday SChool 10 a .m.; Sunday evenln~ wrvlces at 7 p.m . and Wednetday servi.Cft at 7 p.m. NTIQUI'rY BAPTIST. E1rl Shuler. pu. lor. SUnday SChOol 9:30a.m.; Church -.r,. vi~. 7 p.m.; Youth meelln~. ~p.m. Tun- : day Bible STudy at 7 p.m. PULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE, 33llt5 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kel~::,• ~ tor. Dilnny Lamberl, S. S. Supt. y · mornlnlit st>rvlce at 10 a .m.; Sunday II!'Vea-- • tng servlcr 7:30 p.m . TuHday and Tburs- . ~ - ""~""11'•••..., OF FAmr. "Mt11 ·-· Mlc1akl .., port . Richard St~a'rt, pastor. Sundar _ mornln,;t ~Prvlt1!' 10 a.m .; Sunday evenlne . 7: 30. TUl'"flday mornlfllt Bible study10a.m. W""neoday •••nina 7:30 p.m. Thulltlay momltlfiE video wllh Kfnneth Copeland 10 . a .m .: Friday E"Venln• video with Kenn~h Copfland. 7::10 p.m. · NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA, ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, pa1tor. Sunday School9:.10 a.m.; Worship wrvlet'", 10 : ~ a.m.: Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p, m. Sunday tvPnln~t !M"rvlct> 7:00p.m. Wed· nHday Pray(!f M~lnJ and Bible> STudy 7:00p.m . .. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sunday aflernoon S('f'Vicet at 2:30. Thursday OVI!OIIIII servi<H at 7:30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH..Maoon. W. Va. Putor, 8111 Murphy. Sunday SchoollO a .m .; Sunday evening 7:30p.m. Prayer • meetln~ and Bible study Wednesday, 7: 3!1 • p.m. £vnyone welcome. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTI!IT, Sa· lem St.i Rev. PauJ Taylof. pastor. Sunday SchoollO a.m.: Sunday evenlnR"7: l) p.m .; . Wednesday evenln.- prayer meettn« 7: 30 . - ~upt . Sunday School and Morn Ina Worship 9::lta.m.: Sunday ~enlna:servlce . 7p.m.; Youth mpefln~ and Bible Study, Wednesday. 7 p.m . UNITED PAITH CHURCH. II'- 7 on l'o- . mE'I'OY By-Pass. Re~ . Robe-rt Smith, Sr., p.m. . . pas tor. Rev. Jatne5 Cundiff. ani. pastor. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT . Sunday St-bool 9: :It a .m.; Mornlnf! wor· CHURCit, Sliver RldR<- Dua"" Sydenship 10: .JJ a .m.: Evenln~ worship 7: l) p. m. Women 's Ft>Uowshlp. Tuesday. 10a,m . · ' strteke'r', pastor. Sunday School 9 a . m.~ Church servl"" 10 a.m . Bib~ Study Wed-Wednesday nlghr _praye-r service 7: JO p.m. nesday al 7:30p.m . June thru September, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad 1 p.m. October lhru May. Sundayevenlaa Sl. . Mason. Sunday SchoollO a .m .; Morn Fellowship 7 p.m. JunE' thru September, 6 in${ wonhlp 11 a .m .: Evl'niDR servJC(' 6 p. · p.m . CklobPr lhru May. m . Prayer ffi('('finlit and Bible Study Wed nesday. 1 p.m. p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. ' The Rev. William C.mobell. pastor. Sunday SciM>ol 9: 3IJ a . m.; James Hughes , supt. £ftftlng SH""V"i~ 1: :m p.m . Wednsday evening pra~r meetIna: 7::1) p.m. Youth prayer servl~ each Sermonette 1\tosday. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letan . w. va.. ftl . 1, James Lewll. paJtoT. Wor· sblp services 9: 3D a .m.: Sunday School II a .m .: Evening wors)IJp 7: al p .m . Tuesday coctage "prayer meeting aDd Bible Stud)l 9: JJ a.m .; Wonhlp service. _Wednesday • 7:30p.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood 1 W: Va. TM Rev. (;('Orgp c . Weirick, p~tor . !kdiday SChool9: ~a . m .~ Sunday worship lla.m. CALVARY BlBLECHURCH.IocatedGn Pomeroy Plke. County Road 25 near Flat Woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. S«vlces oa SUnday at 10:30 a .m. and 7:30p.m . with SUilday School t: 31Ja.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 1: 30 p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE F9R CHRIST, St. Rt. 338. Antiquity. Rev. Fraaklln Dtcbons, pastor. Sunday mom ln& lO a .m .; Sunday PVenlng 7: ~ p.m . Thunday .....,I flit 7: :II p.m . STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. P.utor Ro~rt Byers. SundaySC:bool IOa.m.: WorshiP ...-vi"" II a.m.: SUnday evtntneservke.7:30 p.m .; Wednesclay evening tervtce 7:30p.m. INDEPENDEI'If HOUNESS CHURCH lac., Pearl St.. Middleport. Rev. O'DeU Muley, pastor. SUnday School9:30 a .m ._; Momlna woroblp 10:30 a .m.; Evening .......,lp 7:30p.m. Tuesday,12:!fam· Wotnen's Pra,.... . -.... Woe! y, 7;:11 p.m. Pra,.... oad Pralle ...-vi~RtmAND AP08'1'0LIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Elcler JatMO Miller. BIble Study. Wedllestlly 7:30 p.m.; Stutday ScllqOIIO a.m.; SWlday flllbl.......,, 7:30 p.m • POIII:ROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS. ~vtlle Rolli. Dovltl Ferrfii,_]IUtor, llollryEbllo,Jr.. Sadoy.._IIUpt. ; SUotlay Scbool t: 3D a.m.; - - .... oblp, llo.m .; SUodaJ--.-7:311 p.m . Pra,.... Meettaa. Woe! Soy. 7: !II p. m. we are Uving in serious _daY!I. Opinions widespread and boldly spoken have inOuenced the thinking of many. The subJects vary from politics to religion, from women's lights to gay rights. The .Old Testament ·spoke to a generat)on where "everyone did that which was rtghlin his own sight." It would seem weare living in such a day. Can anything and everythlng'he right? Must we be so eastiy Influenced by a strong, self-confident voice and be swayed so easUy? What happened to the days when man thought for himselr? It seems people !eel secure It they can belong to a group, no mattpr what they helievl' or stand for. It has been wrttten, "One man and God can move a mighty mountain." But where can God find one man? He would challenge us then to think for ourselves. There Is nowhere to point our good reasoning to but the Holy Word or God. It stands alone. It Is our only sourceoftruth. To add toll is sin. To take !rom it Is sin. (Revelation). To disobey It Is sin. (Entire Bible). To disbelieve It Is sin. (I John). Yes, man has sought out many ways. Solomon also saw this truth when he said, "There Is a way that seemeth right unto a man but the end thereof are the ways of death." Sad many are In that w~y. Establish then your OWN thln)dng and aUow It to be formed by only ONE way: "Jesus Chrtst. the way, the truth, and the Ufe." The world has become sick In its waY!I or thinking In our 20th century. Let WI be willing to stand up alone It neceuary and say With that Old Testament prophet, "But as for me and my bouse we wlll serve the Lm'd.'' ~Hint TODAY. Flndf~and~TODI\Y. "In all Illy ways acknowledle Hint and HE shaD direct Illy pathl.- Wr1tten by Rev. N~ Coyle, Co-Pastor. Middleport Church of the Nazarene. • ,, . • •• • • .." • •• •• •' ..••.. _~ • • . .• • •• �Paga 6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio OU Communiversity offering students special interest classes . Con\munlverslty Fall Fair wiD be held on Saturday, Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Athens Mall. This event provides an opportunity to meet Communlverstty tnstructors, view class proJects, watch special demonstrations, and signup for classes. 1bose attending the fair will also have an opportunity to w1n a tree Communlverslty class ot their choice. Special demonstrations In the lllllrnlng will Include 'nny Tot Area residents wiD find more than 'lO classes offered In the star·spangled red, white and blue Communlverstty tall schedule. . Designed to open Ohio University resources and factlltles to everyone In the community, Communlverslty has Included 141nterest areas, everything from craft classes to Investment $emlnars, In their fall program for children and adults . that begins the week of Sept. 17. To kick off the fall program, the TumbUng, 10 a.m.; Ext!!'-DanCe, 10:00 a.m.; CJoalng, U a.m.; Couples dancing, U: 00 a .m.; and Chlnelle Cooking at noon. In the afternoon, Lori Young wiD demonstrate cake decorating at 1 p.m. and g\Ye away two speclaJ occasion calces. Other afternoon demollstrsttons will InClude C<m· bat Aerobics, 1:00 p.m.; Clogging, and Coupes Dancing, 2 p.m. ; Assault Prevention for Women, ~:00 p.m.; and Stargaztne and Skydiving between IIO!>n·and 4p.m. ·PVH participating with extern program POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. For the past four weeks the Pleasant Valley Hospital Phar· macy Department has been the preceptor for a fttth year Phar· macy student from the West VIrginia University School of Pharmacy. Emily K. Thurston, a native of Tazewell, Va., whonowresldesln ~oi:gantown, W.Va.. has been 'working In the Pleasant Valley Hospital Pharmacy as an extern. Under the externshlp program, Mh year School .of Pharmacy students from West VIrginia Unl· verslty must complete 640 hours ot externshlp experience.. This In· cludes 160 hours each of hospital experience, retail pharmacy expenence, medical team experience, and an elective which could Include any of these t.hr!!e or other Point Pleasant area will now have P.h armaceullcal areas such as the opportunity to do their externmanufacturing and drug ship at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Information. Each 100-hour rotation Is de- Mrs. Thurston, the first pharmacy extem at Pleasant Valley Hospital slg!!ed by the WVU School of Is a 1982 graduate of Bluefield Pharmacy and approved by the College In Bluetleld, Va., and wiD preceptor site. Pleasant Valley graduate from the West VIrginia Hospital has been acctedtted as a SchOOl of Pharmacy this year. preceptor site and Is now consiCofl111le11Ung on the program, dered to he a qualified learning RObert Hockenberry, R.Ph .. Dlreccenter for W. V. U. Pharmacy tor of the Pleasant Hospital students. Pharmacy said, Valley "We feel the As a quallt1ed learning center, externshlp program provide$ pilar· Pleasant Valley H06pltal can par- ' macy students excellent expetlclpate In the training of pharmacy rience In theday-fo.dayoperallnnof stUdents In the area of h06pltal a hospital pharmacy. This benEfits phannacy. both student and hospital when The externshtp program Is an these pharmacists graduate and on-going year round project at the · enter the work force. school. Students Interested In the ..... Women, "EaiY Does It" M06t lnltructors will be at the "'"' Fair tor sever8l hours durlila the Exer-Dance, Combat Aerobics, day. To lind out the Ume the Yoga (Beginning llll(l IntermeInstructor you want totalktowiDbe dlate) Adult Swimming (Beginning present, call~. 8114 Intennedlate). The followlne classes are InWritln& - Writln& and SeWna A eluded In the Communlverslty fall Short Story, HIIJ'IW, Writing and schedule: Effective Le~ Writing. Arts and Crafts - Palette and F'ei'$Qnal Growth - Making Paper, Ceramic/Pottery, Begin- Friends, Life ~. Follow The . nlng Itallo Call1grapby, Beginning Red Brick Road to the Ubrary, Italic Calligraphy, Wood · Cut Taming College Boards, Prep Prints; Chisel Hone.t:iy, EilglWI Workshop for GMAT, and How to Smocking, · Bealnnllle !<nlttlna, Avoid Trtpplng Over Your 'l,'ongue Knitting Swe~tters, Beallmlng PJio. In Publ!c. tograplly and More From Your Women - Women and Money Camerl. · . PenOna1 Safety/Assault Preven: Dance - Couples Dance B.lld lion and Professional Enrl(hment · Se~ F~ _ Cake Deccratlng, ~_English foc InternaHollday Candy Making, Clllne6e tiona! Women, Japanese Language Cooking and Introduction 1Xl Wine. and Cullllre, French for Travelers, ~t -Kitchen Intermediate Fre!lch ConversaTable Money MllJilli81tent, Invest- lion, Spanish for Travelers. lng; _ 8 Family Affair, Financial Real Estate _ Principles and Planning tor 1Ddepeadeoce RetJre. Pra~ Real Estate Law and ment Planning, Your Real Esta:te Appralsllllf. Home Based Business. . Microcomputers _ Keyboard. Pbysical Fitness - Exer-Dance ipg, Introduction to Mlcrocompu' for · WOmen, Exer-Dance for ·Merl' . ters, Beginning BASIC, Pascal; cioatne .. Harvest, by Evan Hunter; Lincoln, by Gore VIdal; Valediction, by Robert Parker; · The Walking Drum, by Louis L'Amour; Old Money, by Lacey FO&burgh; Ran· dom Hearts, by Warren Adler; Mysteries ot Winterthurn, by Joyce Carol Oates; Alm06t Paradise, by Susan Isaacs; Hollywood Wives, by Jaclde Collins; There Is Sllll Love, by Malachi Martin; Cry Out, by P. E. Quinn; Past Impedect, by Joan Collins; Matriarch: The Story of Queen Mary, by Anne Edwards; How To Talk So KldsWW Listen & Listen So Kids Wlll Talk, by Adele Faber; The Thrill of Michael Jackson, by Paul Honeyford; 401 StartJni Local groups gather ·for meetings ]effers-Bartrum aoo Carr eaver • l. r.ee. ~n:~=~·::n~: sPw ' I ioovme, and Portsmouth In Ohio, iiDd Virginia Beach and Roanoke in VQinla. ' . QJapnum , fbe annual Chapman reunion :'.·. - !*" recently at the home ot .· Qidce..x'J Margie West. 1 were Ron and Bev . · and Denny. Candy and • A$Y , Windber, Pa.; Ed, Chapman and and Kenda Chap........ ; TomCbapman . ... . . . . . , Racine; C.T. ,.at:;: ,= 111 St. Paui 'Lutheran Church ceJe. brated contlrmatlon Sunday at the morning service along with the observance of holy communion. 'I'hoee contlnned were John E . Andersoo, son of John and Joan Andersoo, Porneroy; KeYin G. Burgess, son of PhUllp lllid Susan Il&ht llle- I IUJI"IIf I • lllllllle- prff=t M& Lee, M LPN I& Soealc 111111 NUI'IIIIIICare Ceiier ~T-120~AI HalfPtlce Save 899§ ~=~E.T. • ' POMEROY - The Eblin reunion wll be. held Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Grange hall on the . "--I· 17U5 &ell '' Gel IWO lor the prtce of one! 1o• woofer, s• mldI'IIJIII8, 1• dome tweeter. Tuned port for deep bals, 361 /zx 121fax 11 1 /a~ W.. Bui~~n 7-band equaltl.zlzer:.:;~=-" .aund In a way lhlit iiidlnaty tone. · COJtbuls Cllll't Illlllchl AaJtH1 ~ FM 131·2087 COntplate St&reo ~atam By Rn'lllc ' Rock S!Jfln&S Fairgrounds. , _ SUNDAY . MIDDLEPORT :... Bethel 62, Intematlonal Order of Job's Daughters, will have praCtice for Initiation at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Mldineport Masonic Temple. Regular meeting with Initiation will be !It 7 p.m. Monday night. son of Mrs. Bonnle Chapnan Ramsey, Tuppers Plains, and John Kellogg Gramling m, of Atlailla, ·Ga. · Miss Keebaugh Is a graduate of Eastern High School. She Is a dance tnstructor and also assists In the ~totherparents'restau· MONDAY to-Go I Save'90 The annual Young reunion was held at the Belle Echo Farm In rural MetgsCounty,bomeofMr.andMr.!. JoeYoong. . Attendlngwerethehosts, Mr.and Mr.!. Joe Young and son, Josiah, Mr. and Mr.!. Frank Young, Mr .and Mrs. W.D. Young and Mindy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark. and sons, Bob and Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cleland, Greg Hibbs, and Mary Beth Myers, Mrs. Lurene Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. c.w. Buck Sr., Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Buck Jr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Brlntz and chUdreli. 15985 'POMEROY - Chapter 53, Disabled American VPteranS meeting 6:00 p.m: at chapter home, ButlemutAve., Pomerqy. POMEROY - Plmeroy Elementary Pl'O,meetlng, 7: OOp.m. Monday wltl\ oftlcers session at 6: 00 preceding regular meeting. Reg. 241.85 n SirnPtaJdorfer, ·Burges&, Syracuse, and Terry R. Reuter, son rf' Thomas and Janice Reuter' of near PcAuBo:J . The three were contlnned and took their lint CUI1IIlllllloo. George Morris also Joined St. Paul Church Sunday. =·~and .billfold . DJC.ee ~ AIJIIIIIc Cut 2WMt • 112-1540 -up-..- ..v. 5" Porta~ ~ TV/Monitor Aedlo Shack . • POMEROY - The Walter Squibb GUmore reunion will be held Sept. 15 at the roadside park on Route 33. Gilmore'• 87th birthday will be oblierved. 'I1Ioae · attending are to lake a covered dish. Lunch will be aerved at noon. FUll Gospel busiflessmen GALLIPOLIS.- CllapCef U9 ~ the Fldl Goepel ~ IJ'I!!II'S Fellowlhlp InternatiDnal will meet at Old!'• · Monday evenJ1Ja. A 6:31 dtDner will 111! tt~IQ!a b)' the 15 meettna. Sp!!d- will be VIdor MIJdo. r: nldo; aiii1M! ~New York who will 1111111 on Ida 10 year ~. dnip andcrlme tile :tid b)' hill lllterlnl the m'"' h)'. I • ' Laleche·League to meet in Mason area ' Meigs area IWlllEII Interested ·i11 breastfeedlng Jnionnatlon are In· vlted toattendameetlngoftbePoitlt PleasantLaLeche~~ at 7:00pm. at the~ ofTrlcla Knight. :m3 Brook Dr. (behind the, • Vlllage Pizza). Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. "Charles Carpet', Kirkersville; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes and Joseph, Athens,andDr. and Mrs. Jim Boes, Seattle, Wash. "The ~anlages of Breastfeed· tng to Mother and Baby" wm be the topic ot the meeting. The latest medlca1lntormalion on breaStfl!ed. tng aa well as experleooe fran the lllOilErs attending are Included In the lnfonna1 meethJg.The name, La Leche, Is Spanish and means "the milk." A non-sectarian non-prdlt OJ"P.nlZIIIion, the League::=:: Is to help encourage good through Jxeastfeedlng. La Leche League began in a Chlcagb subulb over 25 years ago when one mother who ha4~ fully nursed her baby, helped another who wanted to breastteed. Thb Is still the basic approach. altlwgh the League Is now lnterna- Holiness Crusade set An area wide hoUness crusade wlth"-w··~-Evan-llstlcTeam u.,. iliACI ,.. on hand will be held Sept.lH6 at the Rutland Church ot the Nazarene. The Rev. Lawrence Walker, who has preached In churches an dcamps across America, wUl be Everett H llonlii In scqlewithmoretban3,ml groops In the united States, Canada and 40 other countries. .The C-aD~ La Leche league wiD meet Tuesday at 9:00 at563Jay Drtve. 'lbe tqllc there will be ''The Art of Breastteedlng an Overccmlng DlfllcuJtles." Elaine Matheny, 6'/544311 or Judy Thon\paon, 44663lt. may be contacted tor add!- · llonaJ Jntonnatlon. r;::========~ "DANCE FOI JOY" '•-::-=. ·:.~:.~-· 10 FALL SES81111S . $40 •..a Cleveland, and the singing Baltzes c .... of · Canton wUl provide s p e c l a l P11•11........ Uttli . . . .wH.-4115 te SaU music. Lonnie Baltz Is featured te 7, 15 terlilr soloist and Mrs. Baltz Is a . '-·1'1111n.-5JJ0 te 6 ,10 gospel music pianist. 51 da 1 1u1• • The crusade will begin Saturday • nlglit wlt)l · a slngsplratlon. All • - 111 ' .....,., , _ , , _......_ will be held"'""+"' I 7 :Jl Per._. ..fMmllw & I zl hullw .._.w-.-"u Clth.a . VanMeter birthday . Sommer VanMeter. da~ of Mr. and ~. Charlie VanMeter, obaelved her II!YBith birthday I'I!Cf!llil,ywithaswtmrnlnganc!plzza party at the horne~ her grandperenta, Mr. and Mra. A.L. Phelps In Wst Columbla,.W. Va. Atteidc were Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanMe!er IIIII Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jetlera, Carla and .ioahul, Timmy Bnnham, Tessie VanMeter, lnd her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Homl!r Jeffers .~ ' Mr. 8114 Mra. J>llelpl, ·and her parenta. .I ,____:___,C.;>UPON SPECIAL~-------1 1 ·$ 95 · OIL CHANGE I ·. , UP TO 5 QUARTS OF G.M. OIL r----~--~------------~---------------•-, Meigs School Menu set • In aecordallce wlth the unttonn luoch policy of the Meigs Local School District. the menu In all lchoola are lllUlOiiDCBI for next Monday lht'OOib Friday. · MondaY - ptm, tossed saiJid; Begins college 'Ill AND FILTER SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, . INC. • frtrlt, rill!k. - • ...day - IQUted Cheese IIIJid. wlch, mixed Ytjelablel, ~' mUk. • WeclneldaY - beetaronl, greea beans, auce, hot 1'0111 butll!l', Jllllk. 'llwndly - q q, biUd beenl. creamy colt lllw, I!OOkle, Robin Buniem, Racine, Ia en- · rolled It RJo Grmle College for the· milk. Friday- cookl' clxJice. rdllll! 11!1. L...---------.-J , • . j, ' Ellis, ,C.alllpnlls Mall!rnal great,grandparents are Mrs. Hennan Ohllnaer. Puuet\1)', and Mrs. Artlnir Evans, Gallipolis. Patanal great-grandparents are Mrs. Eunice Simmons, Gallipolis Gilmore reunion Hilla dimmer, 1-hourf59-inln. sleep control. Battery backup runt dock/alarm If AC falls. . . ". ' I parents ate Mr. 8114 Mrs. Charles D. the · Pqevllle Town Hall on Wedtadlyl at 7 p.m. and on Sundays at 9:00 a .m . and 7 p.m. 1he Rev. Earl Fleklllnvltes the public. 10 or lk!lgl1 mantillaa, llx levlltof ~.ran­ dom numb* generator and lndlplndent memory. ~ ::'r.e:;~·and thepa~;.::d: ...~~~al::speaker...:arlls::i,...and~~so=loist:e.t:toa~~~·,~and:" :.:IYthe. .,.:pu: l lr: ls:.:lnvl ed: ': :_"'"'..:.....a_:_jl.:=="=·:':':2:·:3:7:9:•:::::: ·" ' PAGEVILLE -Home ml$slonary servtcesarebelngheldat Chicken Barbeque means, ' Mr. andMrs. CharlesD.EWs.the former Laura Ohllngler, are announclng the birth of a 9011, Caleb Zechartah, born on Aug. 22 at O'Bieness Holp!tal In Athens. He weighed pounds, 12 ounoes and was 19lnchelllong.Mr. and Mrs. Ellis have another son, C.D. . Matemal grandparents are Mr. u- PhUip D """·- Happenings . V '\ Ellis birth HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Chapter 255, O.E.S., w1ll meet at 7:00 Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. ' Rh . .Be were fol. The Evanaellne· Mlsllonary A flower $howwaafalturedatthe lowing the meeting to the 14 Group of, the Por-oy Church of W~Y night meeting of the · members and ·a guest, Kathleen Chrtst met recently at,the boo1e of , WildwoOd Garden Club held In the Scott lunchi!on of chicken, trench fries, and frellh vegetables. Attending were Mrs. GeorgeS. Carper, Mrs. HelenCarper,Mrs.AdaMorrts,Mr. and Mrs. Larry YOIIII& Aaron Will, Karen Smith, and Eric Smith. Olhe,rs presenting gUts were Mr. and Mrs. John Halar, Symey, Australia; Mrs. Anka Halar, Generalskl Stol, Yuplavla; Mr. and Mrs. Les Mel· lxlurne, Australia; Dawn Carper, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Gemge R. Carper, Fort Lauderdale, 'Fla.; Mrs. EUa Shinn, Hanlock Grove; woodel! Miss~ ·SiJ~ ':•· WiJdwood gtfrden _clUb ~ents · m~t~ablrlhdaybear~amllcf! cream being served followlng a TIJESDAY Take the beat to the llreetl A8CI)Id8 caseettes . oil-till-air, or "IMI" with buit1-in mikes. A~ M8n:h helpe lind tape IIIICIIOIII fllst. Two-way apeakerB. lCHvalt IIII1pllfier. ACfbattery operatlon.l14-778 - - wedlllng. Marjorie Anka Ha1ar celebfated her second,birthday i~~ • party at till! &.ne of her paMIS. Mr. and Mr.!. Michael Halilr, Pometoy. A Care Bear theme W&s carried . coming, or,.nge Christian ROYAL OAK ·- Shade River Masonic l..od!le 453.annua1 picnic SUnday at Royal Oak Park archery building; take covered dish and pace $ettlng. · rant In 1\appa's Plalns• Gramling Is a graduate of Durham High School, N.C., and Is anployed by the J D . Dr1lllngCo. of Racine. An open lawn wecldlnjl will take place al the home ot the bride's tamlly, filM') State Roote 124, Reedsville, Sunday, at 2:00p.m. A reception with organ music Will beheld Immediately tollowlng the Halar birthday ~ POMEROY - Aiurual Htme: Cburcii;Sulidayregular services starting ' at 9;00 a.m.; ba$ket dinner at 12:00 p.m. and after· noon !M!fVlce at 2. · the ·d...,... of Mr. and Mni. lawl'elllle Lee, 11ant1a1rv11e. She .,.,....., ,fr4!m Bnd<eJ~ Bill Voceiii!IM' lk+oi"'L . Fnlm left, uoe ....,_, n r ap Dlaiia Hk+eel, LPN; .tphlg Nune af ..., Di!lible Goo.:oslan, LPN a Nune of Rape IL le Aae., RN. Mr. and Mrs. Mat-vtn Keebaugh, Pm!eroy, are IIIIIIOUIICing the engaeement and tonhcmllng marriage of their daughter, Toaya Elaine, to Jeffrey A1im Gramling, SATURDAY '140 In G•Dfpolk, II Keebaugh, Gramling will marry Calendar . l'ltlc Young St. John confirm4tions conducted St. Jolm Lutha'an Church hacj a family affair Sunday. ' · JW and Jay Reynnolds, grandchlldrm of Jolm and Jane Flck, Ollpnan, Racine; were tWfti mad and took their tint andWest, AnesaJack· Van . commuDion after two years ~· Dibra Rhonda Roberts, study. 'l \CHOliEN RlJNNER.1)P- Diana Lee, rllbl, WIW . eiPJ un lint~ ln·llle ·GIIIIIa Vowi&y NIU'IIe of lfiJpe Wliii(i 111'., l'llb!IJjl,). Sp• *N by the Amerlou c - SoeWr, tile cemp:'J1o• brtnp to W.Va.; Alloo and lJ& ~ Aaroo, Evelyn Brandon, JUHan Weaver, and Marcus and Dora Weaver, Letart, W.Va.; Mary Brown, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Lois and Angela Stover, M1chlglln City, Ind.; Bernard and Emma Ledlle Langsville; Lee, Marie' and Keith Weaver, Tommy. WeaVE!', and Daisy Weaver, all ~New Haven. Herbert and Ruth WeaVE!', Leesburg, Fla.; Franklin 8114 Marion Brown, Rockledge, Fla.; John, Shirley, and Chris Merrtll, CoJum. bus; Dick, Carol, Julie, and Jodie Ritter, Gallipolis; Wanda Slasek, Owm and VIrginia WeaVE!', Nash· ville, Tenn; Chester ,Maxine, Brent, Jeffery and Tara Rose, Racine. ·St. Paul confirmations conducted ' ., I "tar -"n:ge Ways To Get Your Kids to Work at Home, by Bonnie McCullough. The library also has a set o( 1984 Thomas Register, these books have . the name and address of all manufacturers, companies. etc. New FaD and Winter hours wiD begin In September for the Pomeroy Ubrary. The library will will tie open Mondsys, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Middleport Library will remain the :;arne, Mondays, noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday, WednesdaY, ThurSday and Friday,lO:OO a .m ..to 5 p.m. MIDDLEPORT- M1ddieport Fire Department will have a chicken barbeque Saturday, beginning U a.m. Price Ia t.\50 for dinners. which Includes ¥.. 'cl)lcken, beans and roll. Chicken halves will be sold separately for $3. Mrs. Betty Spalcer tor a piCnic and social room of the Forest Rim ineellng. Church. The nurslllgscholarshlp awarded For roll caU manbers named a Members brought arrangements . to Barbara Grueser, studalt at pet, peeve. Charldlne AUdJ'f had tor display at the ·meeting. Evelyn Capital University, Columbus, W!IS · devotions using an inspirational Hollon shoo'ed "Green Envy" a · renewed tor another year at poan · by Helen Steiner Rice. desJan In all green, "Meditation" Monday ll!ght's ~ ot the Reports were given c,1urlng the 11SlngQueenEllza11etbroses,rotksMiddleport BusineSs and Pmes- Itll'ellng conducted by Trudy . crew willow and a madonna, slonal WOOlen's Club held at the · ' Andrews. . "Green Splender" usirlg green home of Mr.!. Alwllda Werner. A thank yoo note was read from gladioli, Z1ni11as and grasses, and Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the minister and lila wife, Mr. and wood with yellow gladioli 8114 Thomas Grueser, Lincoln Heights, Mrs. NeU Proudfoot tor a wedding llleet!el'Y· ~. Barbara 1s ~ sophotncre gift. Mrs. Janet Vmoy read a letter Mary Nease displayed an arranat Capital. She 1a the aranddaughter from Denny AUan of Operation gmK!DI of yellow mums with of the late Eloise Wtlson longtime Evangelize, mission project tDr weathered wood and roaJ; H1lda actlvememberotBPW ' 19kCardsweresenttosewrillwho Yeauger, "The End of Summer" Loretta Jones, distriCt areiU,andMrs. Elleen~read using castor bean seed pod leaYes dlrectoc, made her aJIIIIIIll vlalf'lxl anewsletterfromHoytAllen_. whols and a redbird flgurle; IlotU · thechlb ~ I'I!POl'tedonllienatlonal establlsiJing a church In Jacliaon. Gt;ueser, white geraniums, re4 ronvetltlon held tn NashvJlle ·fe. Mrs. ~s had the miiBion zinnias, and eva111een with ~ cently. She was~ to the · atudy on Melllro. Others attendlllg redbird; Peggy Moore, a deslill meettng by her mother, LucUJe were Elizabeth Ohllngter, ·Ga11e with roadside materials, cattails, Herbert. Theleada'sblpconterence Bass, Laura Proudfoot, and Debbie . golden rod, andbrowneyedsusana; waaannouncedforSept.lH6atthe Alkire. Jane Harris, a basket of~~ Hilton EaSt em Hamilton Road r vegetables on the theme Ohio s "'' \IT.. BoontlfulHarvest" andan8ITIIIIjll!i; Sooth. Mrs. werner presided 1n the Star Grange held Its annual ment of pink roaes wlth baby'$ absetJceofLindaStobart, president. hayride and wiener roast Saturday breath and 1!\'etgieetio Shereportedontheprettybabyand nlghtwlth39manbers,vl&ltors,and Marcia Arnold displayed B.ll old the Uttle Miss and Mister Meigs auesta at1aldlng. .fashioned Shoe ftlled wlth red gladi County held at the fair. Refresh. · In the group were Opal, Maxine, and yucca foliage; Carrie Grueserl ments were rervec~ from a table andPattyDyer,VIcki,Ric,Chlpaoo mixed garden flowers In a decoratedlnagreenaoowhlterolor MlkeMacomber,Larry,Lindaand basket; Kathryn Miller, salvia; ~e. . ' ErtcMonlgiAnay,RayandBerniCe garllcstocks, andptnecone~fot · s· . Mldldtf,Bal, Ruby.&ndBeckyRife. "Hummingbirds.. 1n Flight": Do! ta Wma t John HaDJday, Wa!d N~holscm, rothy Smith, an ·arranaernen! 0 · · Allan Halllday, Keith, Emma. entitled "Ohio's Black Gold" U8lni a:=e~ to~~I(~::::::!MS: Rachel and Whitney Asbley, Ruby, martgulds With bridal wreath fa. ...-=• Bobby 8114 cthy Lambert, Marilyn Uage and featuring an . on well Chapter of Beta Sigma Ptli Sorority Haddox, Amy Petrie, Frank, Pam · replica; Debbie Ball, a basket ot . at a meetq held Tuesday nlgbt,at Beyan and Scotty Colwell, Clair ai!d assoited garden flowers; Ad4 the l:DneofDcmaa Byer. Eleanor Nelson, Ralee IIJid MJ. Holte~>, ana1Tangemeat~roaes8114 ~durlngJohnson~;'= ~tw~. ~Young,MlkleJarvls,Bormle temwithUghtedcandles. .. ~...... Rlfe,AmyBaldutr,andBoblO\IIb. Betty Milhoan displayed yellow noted that the cbapler received a At the buslnes ~; two new rnarlgolds and green ztnn1aa In a t.hr!!estarratlilgfromlntemallonal proposals for membership were basket with an Amish COUiitry tor lhll lJ83.& year, A Jetter of VOted on and accepte4. ...'I 'he caniage; Janet 'l1lei8a showed appreclatlm was read from the women's activities chairman gave assorted martgulds; and MaJy Meigs ~ty Fair Board' for the , ~ safety tips and •remiJilled Nease displayed a single SUI1f1oWer. groop's handling tickets .at the wlnnersotstateandnallllnalgrange. wlth vine and honeysuckle with a ·' ' · cmtcsta to take their articles to doll Dgurlne. gates. ActMtles for the year wee PoanonaGranseonFrldaynlgbttor . Specimens Included a roee bjl dlscusaed by the ways 81ld Judging. It was also 8IIIIDUIICed that Mary Nease; swdlower by Mae social and savlce committees. A the Haniock Grove Grange wUl Holter, red byblscus by Carne family plcnlc w1ll be held Sept. IS at visit at theOclnba meeting. Grueser, pink double hyblscus bjl Royal OakPark. 6:OOpm. The Meigs Camty Grange youth Jane Harris, and a dahlia by J - . Mrs. Byer for the cul1ural group eJqreliSed appreclatlm to Theiss. · p!ogt am showed sllde!i of W1Jtalm. thole who pa1ronlzl!d their refresh. For "smw and tell" Jane Han1S burg, Va ~ was assisted ln meDt stand at the ~ qmrty displayed a cucumber grown In 11 ~~~tsbyliis~~ · Fair. .. " bottle and then pickled Jns¥le the Middleport BPW ,..~---------"--""--------------'---------~ Families have recent reunions Pomeroy; ThomasandlreneQulck, Columbus; Don, Margaret and The 10th annual Bailey reunion, Sharon Cottrill, Syracuse; Charles . claBcendants of John and Joanna and Marg!! Bun1, Racine; Dave B8Jiey, was held recently at the · Talbott, Portland, and the hosts, Route 33 roadside park Milrgle and Melody WeSt. Attending were Charles Bailey, Gordon, - ' '' . Darts Bailey, •.Marjqrie · Smith, Eugene Smith, Carroll Taford, Avice Bailey, Elmer Bailey, Brnda Descendants of Charles Jeffers Roush, Ray Roush, Chrtstopher and David Bartnun enjoyed a Roush, Michelle Taylor, Edwin covered dish dinner at the home of Bailey, Dick Wamsley, Charlotte Mrs. Clara Lewis Saturday. Wamsley, ~chle Wamsley, Wal· Attending were Mr. and Mrs. JaceHatfleld,DonnaHatfleld, Wally Jolm Ord, Andy and Jessie, Letart, Hallleld, Barbie Hatfield, Angela W.Va.; Mrs. Candy VanMeter and Edwards, Dan Edwards, Brtan Sommer, Clifton, W.Va.; Mr.!. Kearns, Sharon Kearns, Sonia Sharon Martin and Kip, Sandyvt!Je, Karns, Ii.W. Kearns, Amber W.Va.; Mr. Mrs. Eddie Carson Kearns, Guy Sargent, Sandy Sar· and Mindy Beth and Michelle, gent, Jonny Sargent, and Krtssy Mason, W.Va.; Mr.andMrs.Homer Jeffers1 C~n; MJ'S. VIrginia Sargent: Theplcnlcdlnnerwasfollowedby Leport, Henderson; Mr. and Mrs. games with prizes being awarded to Cat! Jeffers, Carla and JQShua, thewtnnets. Thel985reulnonwlllbe · "Mason; Mr. and Mr.~. Rex Veazy held on thethlrdS\IIIdaylnAugustat and MWnda, Point Pleasant; Miss Krodel Park, Point Pleasant. Monica Leport and Rachel, Renderson; Mr. andMrs. JohnVanMeter, Mason; Mr. and Jlilrs. William Tbe13thannua1Carrreunlonwas Leport, Henderson; Kim VanMeheldrecently attheroadsldeparkon ter, Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mr.!. Route 33 near Pomeroy. Wllllam Leport Jr., and Brittany, · About 60 family members and Henderson. trlends attended the reunion. A lVJ' potluck dinner was held .and the w children enjoyed games. Chester The weaver reunion was held King presided with Mrs. Coelle Sunday at the Union Campgrounds, Salser giving the secretary- I.J:!tart, w. va. treasurer's report, and Lynn Wal· Officers elected were Owen · lace, the historian's report. Weaver, president; Marcus Officers elected were King, pres!· weaver, vice president; and Maxdent; Charkllne Alkire, secretary- 1ne Rose, secretary-treasurer. treasurer, and Mrs. Wall~ce. hlstoGifts were presented to Daisy rtan. Cards were signed for several Weaver, the oldest; Tara Rose, the whoareW. ' young<est; Mr. 8nd Mrs. Herbert ,Guessing games were won by Lee Weaver 8114 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin LeFebre and Jack Clark, and Mrs. Brown, both of Florida. $ Wallacewasci'CMIYied "Mrs. Carrot ~veled the farthest. America" with other contestants . Nextyear'sreuntonw1llbeat~ being Donna WUson, Sadie Carr, same place on the fourth Sunday In Flora Marie Williams, andRacheal August. LeFebre. Mrs. Wallace received a Attending were Ron, Barbara, crown, a staff, a robe and a bouquet and Shannon 'Dowell, Leon, with money attached. ,Family and friends attended from Paga 7 gy · nut ~.140-2047 Bailey Friday. Septembe; 7, 1984 . New books offered at library . The following current best sellers are available at the Meigs County Public . Library: Full Circle, by Oanlelle Steel; Descent from Xa· n11,du, by Harold Robbins; The Haj, by Leon Uris; Night Sky, by Clare Francis; One More Susnday, by John D. MacDonald; The Dossier, by Pierre Salinger; Crescent City, by Belva Plain; The Wheel of Fortune, by Susan Howatch; Democracy, by Joan Didion; Lord of the Dance, by Andrew Greeley; Mistress Anne: The Life of Anne Boleyn by Carolly Erickson; Knock Wood, by Candice Bergen; The Danger, by Dick Francis; Smart Women, by Judy Blume; Summer The . Daily Sentinel By The Bend Language of the F uture, rtle Home/BusineSS wQl'dP.C.star· 1 ;:,r lng on Mtcros, D·~ n ~and Advanced Lotus. 'Special Interest_ J;luttUp Your Brldgt! Skydiving Stargazing c;e. . Homepathy Aut~mn 1 • ;:;, ' Children/ Teens _ Saturday Morntn Art Workshqp, TinY Tot T mbtfng Gymnastics (ages u::.re.nve 'and six-eight), Infant· . Toddler Swimming, Clllldren's Swlmml Kld8 and Kratts COR'I· bat Aen:~s (grades three-;lx l!nd · nd Advanced teens\, Begtnnjpg a , LOgo, Turtle Graphics and french Conversation. Registration for fall Communi· verslty clasSeS begins at the F~ Fair on Sept. 8. Since children s classes and those wlth Hmlted_ enrollment llll quickly, early regta.. tratlon Is advised. The fall Commu· nlverslty schedul!l has been maUed . to houaeholds In Athens County and, surrounding areas. u you did not• receive your copy, call the Office of Continuing Education, 1!94-6876. Col· lect calls will be accepted. apple Act now ••. bring this COUpotlln today. and GMPARTS" MOTORS, INC. , ., �Page 8-The Daily Sentinel poineroy-Middleport, Ohio Harry B. Greathouse, Dorothy Neva E. Curtis tka Neva E. M. Grethouse to Joyce E. Manuel, Balley to Vonlda Landers, Parcel. Lots 29 and :.1, Racine VIllage. Chester. John A. Ellas, Kathy I. Elias to lola B. Damewood, deceased, Herald OU and Gas Co., Right of Emest L. Damewood, affidavit, Way, Salisbury. Syracuse Village. Keith B. Bradford, Debbie Brad· Ronald MUier, etal, to Billy Charles Van Meter, Bernice Van ford to Carroll J. Johnson, Brenda Combs, Betty Combs, Sheriff's Meter to Buckeye Rural Electric Johnson, Tracts, Portland. - Deed, Lebanon. Charles R. Sheets, deceased, Coop, Inc., Right of Way, Rutland. David W. Ohllnger, deceased to Margaret L. Sheets, Affidavit, ~ Denver E. Queen, Josephine A. Margaret E. Ohlinger, Affidavit, Queen to Buckeye Rural Electric Bedford/Pomeroy. Middleport. Margaret L. Sheets to BUlle • Coop, Inc., Right of Way, Columbia. WIHlam E. Nichols, Mary Belle ' , Bradford Lewis, Hazel Lewis to Davis, Ruby Davis, Parcel, Nichols to Leading Creek Cons. Buckeye Rural Electric Coop, Inc., Bedford. District, Right of Way, Rutland. . Terry L. Moreman, Vangie Jil. Right of Way, Rutland. Everett McDaniel, Anna Phyllis · • Madge Dye to Buckeye Rural Mortnan to Donald F . Morman, McDaniel to Leading Creek Cons. •Electric Coop, Inc., Right of Way, ' Delores C. Morman, P.arcel, Scipio. · District, Right of Way, Salisbury. Vonlda A. Landers to Dwight P. Columbia. Leslie Hayman, Patricia HayMedley, Joyce M. Medley, 33acres, Opa!Duff,PauiA.DufftoAdellne . lltllll to Leading Creek Cons. • SnoWden, Lot 11, Lot 12, Rutland. Chester. District, Right of Way, Salisbury. Meigs transfers••. Friday, September 7, 1984 Carl Batley, Dorothy Batley to Leading Creek Cons. District, RJght ·of Way, Salisbury. John MarshaU King to Sandra Pauline King, Pt. Interest, Pomeroy. Jacob Bush, Suzanne Bush to Michael R. Kincaid, Charlotte A. Kincaid, 1.00 acres, Lebanon. · Phillip Donovan, Betty Donovan to Phillip Donovan, Betty OQnovan, ·4 acres, Syracuse VWage. Maxine Diddle Sellers, Guy R. Sellers ,to James E. Diddle, Right ol. Way, Lebanon. ' Norman W. Mora, George Mora, deceased. Lelah Mora, deceased, Afftdavlt, Meigs. Secretacy ot Housing and Urban Develogment to William Maynard, Lot 5, Syracuse Village. Sean E. Mullen, Paula K. Mullen to Johnle q. Donahue II, Brenda s. Donahue, .19 acre, Sutton. Glen R. Bissell, Naomi R. Bissell to Tl!nothy Lee HW, Debbie Jean Hlli, .19 acre, Sutton. Michael W. Kelly, et al to Bank One ol. Athens NA, Sheriff's dfl!!d, Syracuse VIllage. 'Illoroas E. Anderson. Martha Frances Anderson to Fred . H. George, AvaneU George, Lot, Rutland VWage. · Charles E. Shoemaker, Vlrgi!lia L. Shoemaker to Rlch;II'd H. Stewart, Betty L.' Stewart, Parcel, Salem. Clifford B. Godwin, Agnes God· win, Patricia Fe<!ocks, Ja.eph Fedocks, Richard W. Custer, Shirley M. Brown, W. A. Brown, EDen ........ ,........... -... .... .. ,,........,.. ,..,. ... ..• fl.t,....,...•... ..... ..... ,... ........ ··.......... ==·,.. ::r.:.:. ........,.......... ,.......... . . . .... ._._ ,....,... --... . .... .. .. ::: ••; . ,._.,_. -CI I I M I ___ .. .................. ;;::=.- --- ··-~~ :.:...a. ............... ..... ...._......... ... , ·- 1-'--41- ..... '· ·::r---r..., ::::.··'="·· 1 1.._ . . . . . . . J&F CONTR·ACTING 1 ,..,,flffrllt/f '" ..''"""" .,.. ., ..... c. ... 1ap...-.1...- 220 I. Main, Pomerey PH •. 992·6931 •otl FIELD SERVICES •DUMP.TRUCK SERVICE •CONCRETE WORK •CUSTOM BUlL THOMES "WATER. GAS & _ ··-=Dele, == --...""' ...... ••.,................ H::--...&n 1 ; ..... 1111- ~ ................... If-~ BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO WRITESEL ROOFING CO. Gutters Downspouts SCOTT'S On Augusl 22. 1984. 1n 1he • MfWJS County ProharP- Court Cri sP. No 24528. Vi rQ ini,'J V Blll2flWIC:l.. 405 Lasley Street. - PomfHOV. Oh•o 4 5 769 was appo•ntP.d llSI <He o l Ex.ecutr1x. ot the Se hm J BIJZP.W ICI'. ·- dflceasAd, latA of 405 Lasrev ' Sr,eni. Pome,oy. Ohoo4 5769. Is! Chades H Kn1gh1 Act1ng Probate Judge ·11v: Lena K Nesselroad . Clerk 181 24. 3 1. 191 7 ere PIANO TUNING Reasenable Qucility Workmanship behumidifien, Parts -'''rt'ilt!l \l••iJI•· \ln.~"" lt 'r.• t :nllill c! ~IUIIii'S On·r 1:! PH. 614-992·3718 MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO ]/J0/ 84 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'116' · UTILITY BUiLDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUI~DINGS Racine, Oh . . Ph, 614·843·5191 106 1'------.:..:.:=.:::...J nc Savell I FURTHER REFERENCE WELDING & FABRICATION •ZENITH •S'IlYUIA •SPEED QUE£111AUNDRY •&IBSON. RlFRIIliiATOR We Havo A Full Time Shop Technician on. Duty , 742-2167 or 742-2225 work (Fr" Eatimlitel} "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ' VETERINARY CLINIC KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ' 985-3561 . All Makes •Wellhara •DilhwiShtrJ •Et•ng•• •Refriger•tors •.Or:ye,. •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE DITCH WITCH SERVICE Roger Hysell GAS LINES WATER LINES I SEWAGE LINES Rt. 124.Pomeroy,Ohio GARAGE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Alto 773-5839 or 773-5788 Tra!ltmission PH. 992~5682 or 992-7121 HI· Hit A44Nt~--------------­ ~on•,------~--------- C!J z ~ (r.-athlt~ '"' Our MI00lEP0RT · Licensed Clinical Audioloeist PLASTIC % !: (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 G111ipolis, Ohio 45631 1 )Wanted I JForSale 1 )Annauncement I )ForRent 1. _ _ _ __ ·2------··----3. _ _ _ __ 1 . -_ --_ -18• 1 ....,:_ _ _ 19, --~--211. _ _....:...._ __ ARTS Bob S. Jaan Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport. Oh. 211 E. 2nd St. sidinees· timat1s, 949,280 I or 949·2860 Call for free l!! "' 2) • .......__ _ __ 22. _ _ _ __ 23. _ _...__...;...._ 5 .====== .,______ 27. - - - - - . 6. 7 _ _ _ _ __ 2~. - - - - - 26. _ _ _ __ 25.------ ··----- 1 1.----n. ______ ., ·10. _ _ _ __.._ 29. --;,....._ _ __ 30-------12·------ »--------...,.-- :U----~M-----11-----~- 31.· - - - - - 32. _ _ _ __ Care 446•2062 Real Estate General Roy Bickle Phone 446·20&2 ClltH"' c-., Swoop FOR SALE (1) HOUSE Ill CHESTER: ThrH 1cres withl nice· IJ constructed · c011crtt1 block home ,2&d0, 3bed· 100111, Olle blth, 12115 111 bulldlna. 211l130 bloc.k ........ lllfd off II. 241. COUnii'J llttlftl, II Mill of Chester. Olllo. ' (2) TWO STORY HOUSE Ill RACINE: · Donltain 1111 IQIIpped wltll kllcllln, . . . . 10011, diRI.. 10011 Real Ettate General I . l. Mc8HEE lrolilr-AKtl• Selvlce ClrtrJ!lHIIeJ, lltlp ColfttJ Alsocillt 111 C11111t. Phone 742-3171 Now In Co. E.MairoW... POMEROY,O. 1141 dill; IQIItlin Us two ....... 1114 ... Nih; lloatlllolllsiiiM..t. Lot lilt IJIIIfOI. 41'1301'. ........... . " ....... COIIIIct Phone 1·(814}·112·3325 Nnw umNG - 2level 1o1s and a 7rm. home in SyriCUSe. Bath, all utilities. near swim. pool. Fill only $21,500. 11nr umNG -I& moc1em s rm. home in rustic his. Big llmily rm. with ~ Hell-olllor, nice Cllpeling, 3 BRs. 2 lull ball'5 and IJ!tio. RACINE - Price reduced on lhis small modem ~ lllme on . level ll:t Offer welcilmed. I 1 Nnt UmiiG ..._ like new 1973 12x60, 2 bedroom mollie home. Gas heat, hot water 1311~ e~rpeling only one year '*!, · and equipped kitchen. Must niove · to yoor lot $5,500.00. NEW USTIIIG - llutth T01111 RoN - Cute and cozy starter lllme. large living room, 2 bedrooms, I~ balhs. beautilul oak kitchen cabinets. and pa· lio. One IK:Il! ll:t $11,<Ml0.00. PRICE REDUC£D! - LOlli Bollonl - Owner needs Ill seli ill wil give you I bargain price plus a unique living experience! Anew eiRhl siled l'ome, will! cedar ancf redwood exterior, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, cen- iiiDDL£PORT - Obi. t.ic11 apts. 2 yrs. old, 2 bedroorris each. Reriled. Priced ~ Sl!ll. 211 DES- 1.11J! llluse and Ollie! biildinp. 2 )lllllds. limber, lr!e ~- income. minenlls. Only $95.1XXl. Ill. 33 - Smtil. 2 bed11111111S, slllres, c:iiJ Wiler, bllh and c:help. Ideal for ~ HOlE SITES - One or more RMMew, T.P. Wiler Mlllllblt Ill Sill! Rt 12( tc:nS. ,_lOY - Hille 3 bedroom fnmt. .. llnlce llilh woodburnlr IIIII btllfllllil $27,500. 2 houles. FM DES - ;;::=m= Tilt ..... llltloul .... II llcl111, Ml-2210. S.lloono fO< Got WeH, Annl· voruryo, llnhdayo. """los. Singing Gorrillo. Coli Btl· .loons 6 Co. 4411·4313 . • Koren'• Boouty Selon nOPII~I Con 2111-1384. CCRttrol hunger ond 1woight w'ith new lhiPII dill pion end Hyclre• Wat• Pill ot Fruth Pharmacy. Jeckoon { J• • ' ' l l, j/, jU - t I (I Now ICCiptlng piono stu· dento end boglnnero. Expe· rlencld. callogo. Cell 74222117. Mud River Bond wiU play ot B 6 G lor F~doy 6 Saturdoy. Sept. 1 6 8 from 8:30 to 12:30. co- chllrgo 11.00 Froo cor walh. M - porking lat. sponoored by wo,_ of th!i Moo ... Sot, Sopt 8th.' 1 0 IIH 4. Concrete ohuclroforflll. Low of lt. Youro for tho lllullng. can 448-41121.1 2 dogo port l!lock • ton, D............ Pll" Shephonl. 2 aid woodburner, 2 car praee, appmx. I acre wilh lflll)en SPICe and oulbuildne Many other fell\ns; $35.500,00. PRICE REDUCED! - s,._ CUlt Needs work but house has a 3 room addition witll 811181 recently added. Main house has 6 rooms. Use lor rentll or rernodet lor tour home. 50'xl 00' lot. $12,1100.00. REALTOIS 11tt1ry £, Cltlalld. Jt ................. tw·lltl Jllll , ......1. .... 14. . . Dlltlt T - ..... m·Sitl Jo HIH ... ............ tiS 4UI We poy cooh for late modi! cloonutldcen. Jim Mlr* Chev.·Oido Inc. BMIGeneJohnoan 441-3872 Wonted to buy uood coal IIi waad Swoln Furniture, 448-31119, 3rd. 6 OliVe Bt.. GIIUpoHs, ,Oh. h-•· Old Kontucky long rifle. flintlock. Cell •114-11822873 eve. collect. Colh peid to• Ioney Iron or hllvy - · ·Mlip It 80 ltiCI up lorIron cWtoln Ci>. otone joro. Old tlrne cupboord. coli 1·304·S82· 271t r.·1 2 lounge 6 1 rHturont wlitt- •nd 1 clolnlng poroan. Apply In poroan at the ._.lllle lounge, No phone olilt far lddhlonol lnformltiCRt or eppllootlono. lmm...ita opening to< """ tlrne relief none In lnp11111nt unit of loci! Monul H11hh Cont•. Must be rltllllnurM whh veld Ohio U· oonoo. For mare lnlvrmotiOn, contoct Juonlto Athl, Penonnel Admlnletrltor, Woodlond Contert, Inc .. 4 t2 Y!olton Pike, GoNipollo. Ohio 411131 Phono 114448·11100 Wooclond C•ter. Inc .. It on oquol a_.. tunity efflrmetlve 1ctlon -ployor. WOWIII Avpn Iilii en oppqr· tunhy for youl Paint Pleo· unt Rt. 2 ond N- Hevon -·1. 304·1111·1421. . Merri -Mac Homemokeu Mm •·lrll income. W. .-... thlo •-1 Porty pion pluo. Olfto. tCIYI. ~ cJe. cor. -No lmeamc.u. Car • phanonoc.Colfroo1·800613·10n. Aroo .- . , . Pll"lot.814-448-3043 MIIUrl - at o 2 robblto, t ..,.le, 1 ..milo. CeH 814-2111·11117. Bltby rebbita lloo1 yr. wNte R.. · Call 114·2411- 114117. 4 coon hound 81ue 11c11 ptipo. CoU 44e.2321. ~ - . . . . c:.lt 4411· ""- l'llrokootwlth-Muotbe - t o - TV. Col 814-HI-1133. ..........',.., ..... GCNIII11orna for ..... flmlta dol, Very , ltlro'b, GCNIII IDJJJ)IIIl•.Lit l i d - , Ita 1 • · tu·IOOI. 2 . . II :D41ft. tOw~ typlp 1JIIltD ..... _.3, aaecnthl .... C.. IIlli .... et Z44 lyoernore lt .. ,.,.,,'L ceptlng ·applicltlone for AN'o 6 LPN'o lo<lull6 port 11- polltlar• to< ol oltlfla. Ta oppty tile ..... offiae II Otk H. C.....-ryM...... c.nte., Otk 1111, Oh. Mon.-Fri .. 8-4 a r c - . . , . . . W. John· ~ 1 !~ 1';, .'!.~: Double wide, 24xl6. u.o od con d. It 8.000.00. 304· 171-1482 or 8711-28111. 1983 Schulto limited edl· tlon, 14x70 with 7x1 1 ••· ,..ndo, 3 bedroom, 1 Y, bllho, oil 1110, control olr, flroploce. ••tr• lnoulotlon. built In ltor/10. 304·41181594. 187B Uberty, t 2xt0, llove, rofrlgeretor. lergo meter box. two porcbll, u·ndlr~ penning, . with • •crea. drilled -1 with pump, motel bldg.. 304-1711· 7321 . ' --·-------------------·-· -~--- Pt Plaaeant : . ~ Vie.inity --·-········--········-·····-· I========= Yerd Sele, Loon Beclen Rood, 2 .miles off Rt. -s7. AUB. 30 thru Bopl. 10th. 2-lomlly yerd silo S.pt. 11-1-7, 21129 Mt. Y•non Ave. 9·11. Yord Solo. 2307 Mt. Vernon Avo. Bet. Bopt. 8th. 9:00 till 1 :00. Good clothing, tlreio, toys, miec itemJ. . , Ooroge nle, 2823 Misplo Avo .. Bopt , II. 7, 8. Gaatl oppllon~eo · ond llauMhatd Items. Yord lolo.lfamlly yerd ule, chlldl platform racll•. •2 Iorge toddy bolro, .....;. entlquet, lots of ~.....o stuff. s mMe on Rt. &2. old 81-. Thundey, Frldey ond I--------- -rlct. - _8_ot_u_r_da_Y~·------ Yerdlole,Soturday,Acrou from 27 W . - Drive. Oddo ond )PIIohwork mcker, broodbox. ceni- 3_._~---~~;~4~21~·~c~oo~u~,~c~lot~hol;:, w- -·· Bu1iruu Opportunity: •40, to 80,000 por - · Notional - n y locldntl f o r Ulan. Full or port--. Na f l - ritko. Cell 1·800231·1220 for Mr. ... rnbdln. Own your own Jaenlpcwtw ur.l..ediM Applrel, Comblnatlon.Accaaaoriee. IMgl liH ....... Notionot ........ : JOIIdJChe. Chic. ..... Levi, VIII ' bit, IIIOd, lrhtenia. Calvin Volonto,E_. Mlfll-&rl Grown. ...... -. 700 ........ tory. - - hllrllill- fl•- Homo for .... or trldo ior ty of oq...r value 2 bdr~ could be 3, 1 y, town on 180. N- roaf• ..., largo deck, n~ -yord. -goroge. 1 _,M·l, goodon. . . . . . opt. _,ld, 1S731chulutrlllloronof lat ront8d. Would Iilia town pr-ty with - 1 . Only interHtild phone colts. 44t-4083. prc mi.,;., 2 bdr. tro"_ 12 x&ll, inKC...., Sc'i:ol Dlllrict. C';ii 4411 _4001_ Troilor 1 for ~~~ otin ~'::...~c:: 11 .2til 1140 ~ · · 10.80 N- Moon troiler, Coli aaad cond.. I 2•100114-388-8944. 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXE-D RATES- morflot rotll. Find -•nttonlll FHA, VA. Luder Martgege, A -• .-ct 814-lt2· -1. 23 . . . _ Tuning - lllpelr. lrwwlau• IIUeic Co .• ...._ 0117. Twiidisth af ~ _...... w. 0. ....... 114-742·811. II room houH. 2 bdr., t b., LR. DR: K. Excolont locaAll . • clopolil ro· quirod. Cell4411·1370 after 6:00. tion. 3 bdr. houso In Gllllipoli1 dillrict, 12311 mo .. 1100 ~ ...... Coli .. no .--· 4411' 311 ' - dlln.:;'i:"*-up. room ,.nv-. Paint-· H- 1-11_11_1_3_ . -----2 -.,.., tot.l .. ectric. Good condttion~ ,._ h 1 ~ ...... - ....... pore • ..... """" lai:otion, 110,1100. Coli , - - briclt - · 1~ 892·2118. - · ful h r r - . 2 Clrl---,---------:....... llrp lat. Cell 814- 1880 Buddy 141170, 3 bed· 112·1133. Colle(lo Rd.. _ . . 1 y, both, garden tub, Srlii 101. Ohio. boywi-l,fireplece.·coll· 1ng fin. Exc. con. 113.100. LM llau• bed· Cellll'i4-812·1113. Clllf. Col 114- 1...;,.------:--:---:742·281) - 7 p.m. 811' Skyline 14x70, 3 bed· room. delua IIIPIIanaea, aM l.uttoft 1N1L I........, blth. e~~dlectlll Clilinfl. baa•••nt and e•r•t•· ... _ -dow garden tub E-o"olsnt. BO"a.3003 .,.y '81 ' Perrl1h A¥1- 304-t?ll· 'ft:1~':=.;..!, ~=~ 2M' . ptrwaad floors. clelu• appli-: anly 112.880. BB' FOIIIIALE: 3 bIll 00111. wllll ...,_ 14x802~1 • - • · • 1»1 .... goodon tub, clllun epplien. pool. 100 Jllll'- .aw:lng en.eoo.oo. Mt. v . . . . · ""' fumllhlld. anly e11,410~ o-•o M Ava. • bJt aa • Z2 W• H - - 2 - .Irom allltt=Awe.. ~1-­ ll•nnsw a ad ...... et)Unc• fll.. .00. 3 t Jd wan tlotl of 1-" • Itt. 2. Cell ................000.00. 104-273-111311. Frw ...,. ory • olt·up. ~~~~--· fttiCtte .. 1 7 hind..._ .,•ctrlc. ProfiUIOi'llll S8rvicM Smoll furniohod houoo, ldulta only. Col 441·033a. 1971 12x80 Uberty t , _ with wood hooter, AC. woohor 6 d..,_ 6 _..,g, ~ llau• .., St. Rt. 141 14•000 . Call 114 _378 _ rlfor..,cos roquirld . Coli 448-4840. 21111 . 1---------·lcNEW: Bprlngbroob 14X70, Nice clean 6 room 3 - . , . . , bo - - 1111 with - • utility room. Gao 3143. electric. ixtr! inautadon range. fefrigetator. Evan poctogo, hou...type furni· Hgb., Qollipolia. CoN 448lllddtapan. Nice 3 bH· ture . Price •13.950 . 0311 . room. gange. b rnelllt, 14Xt0. 2 bedroom · .uk: a.... fin8ncing or s room, 2 bedroom hou• in · -· for-~~--.Coll ,gu.ll t,410 . USED : Middleport. N- kitchen ·-~ Trillor 12X80, 2 -....... _._..... 114·1112-21117. Ill electric. Exclll- condi· 1111d both, com,...._, cor· lion. Vindole 12X80. 2 pltld. in.,lltM. llorm FAA APPROVED: 3 - · bodr rwlnice F windows. o n d - holt. roam,.,.,.., 1'h - - Gor· 0;.,.~ 1200.00. Send name, talelfii.1_1_.J_......,. Mobile H - locotad 2 phonenumbor,ondrot..· 11-. 882·11311 or ~~=~fr~~om .Roven-ood 011 to Tho Dolly • - · 892•1382Cell · Junct- Rt 2 on d Box 728 H. P-oy. n. Col 1·304- 2hotl-forrentonclborfor ly .,.._.• nicely iMISO deled ~. 7 t tole or ..... with option to - ··-• ~•· roomo. l"'jjiXjiOj;;;j;ti;;;;;;"t;;;;; 2 __ -.gorogo.-toldlaoll, MabiiHomofor-. l-buy-.:..._30_+_1_7_6_ ·1_7_0_. - ohopping. 2113 Flflll St. corpot. Cleon. Price Briclc ronoh type, 3 - · Mlddltpo". Cell a14·882· -•-ble. Cllll 742-2118 h f 11 ..,., •-wvrooms. 2 bat 1, am y ..,.. • or 892-2380. do u 3100 room, u - 111'"111• 7 hou•. 1 y, - · 1982 uo-o.... 2 -•oom. Porrilh Ave.. • -"r 1380.00 por month. 304I*PO't.. sa a nent, o1 utli • ••f•laarator. c.rpet· till. ....,.. yard. 127.1100. lng. Only Nved in 1 yoor. 45B-1078. Collt4-892·2802. 1tooo. can 1114-992· 2Sx42 (1 171 oq.ft.) bote• - · Wid aubltpc>r com· pletod. locllted on . 1 ocre pluolat.,.-_,.,.,,_.. rlt ta llauso. R..,.. _.., evoiloble . I 10,000 Coli - - n R... Est-. 4411· - -s - ·- Can 1 Mr ...... lat........,..- on Or.n lt.. Mfd:lscart. C811 K - 13011 S78-3838. 1114-182-11428. Community Metll- catc-le-tty..,. 1981 lchuiU Ltd. 3 br 11'1 bath. total elec. c.ntrJI air. microwave, dishwaeher. ltove, ' refrlg, underpinning, iodwaod porch. 304·8711· 1049. ••••dod tot14.100.~ Otk & Vicinity Priced rediiCid on thio throo bedroom rtmch otyle homo . 't It unt" you : .Wit~Wall kept, .....;.. In boot yord, control air. gao holt with low huting blllo, ..,.,. wttll ef~ecrlc Ol*llt. Rudy to move lnta. Nioo A....,. Volay ta bobyolt tor ' llhlll chlldsen. Cell ..._ 1-:..:....-.-:--...:...--:-- Two-llory, ftnlohod bu•· mont, 3 bedrooms. fomfly 8~% ouumoble.loen on 13 room, flroploce, dining yr. old - k rench otylo room, 2~ botho. large kit· houoe. Becludld on 2.. chen: 304-882-2095. oc- of lend. 3 Bl!. Iorge 1 - - - - - - - - 011. nice kitchen. Iorge 1e ocres (good tlmberl mod· utility room. fl..,....,. in orn 3 bedroom home, will - g room. 141~ mo. pay· can1lder trodo. 304·8711· · 13.780 down. Lo· 303 or 1171-3431 , Cited neerContiiVIIII. 378- 1 - - - - - - - - 2803 lfter 8 p . m . AouteUSouth,3mlleoout. ---•• 3 bldroomo, 2 botho, Iorge - o y o. completo kltchon and dlntlelt buy In Qalllo County. 3 lng, fomily room. cantroloir. or 4 bedroom homo. Coli 304·1175-3030 or 6711· 441·7018fattloo-buyln 3431 . town. ,. Auumoblo 8 " ,.., cont Middleport, remadolod one loon; 4 eor11, n- 3 bodfloor pion. 0 - muotllll room, 2 blllll, Up""' Nine lmm-lllyl CeH a14-992- Milo. 304·11711·3030 or 1841 . 1711-3431. ·--.. ·aiiiiiiloiii......... 1----------- • Bond .....,mo IG P.O. 21, Gelllpollo. Oh .&IIOijlt Homes for Sale c...., In Spring Elwbo.tic: tec:llnicen ..... oxP.,Ieooce In -· CB'e. - ote•-· woy 31 1811 Kirkwood 14x70, 3 bedroom. 1 Yo both. electric With Waad burner, IIOVO. l'lfrigarotor, woohor 6 dryer. 112.1100. Coli 1114,843· 124... ' 1--------- ===-= 1 1 Help Wanted 8 y11. old, 3 llednn, 2 fomlly . room with burner. Slntrloaorgarogo. on s fill ecrH with ttoctod J'llnd. Chy wetor In AlCina. Col ll14·g48· 2841 . Wantod to buy mobile home. · WHI poycooh. CaHI14-28170111. Jericho Rood, 14 eceo, smoll Farm• for Sale bom, A roomo end - · 33 rnent. g - buHdlng oltoo. rltnoo. Writa Box P. 1 .In core 304-1711·3030, 1711· 3431, 40 ocrolann, toboccooboM, Point Pllatent Aegillor with ,8_7_11_·2_11_113_._ _ _ __ 4 bodr.. romodoled home. compl- IllUme, number ·r.,m oqulprnent. Coil 1114· 32 Chillicothe Rd. Thurodoy, and3rlflr-. Large corne.- lot. eU brick. . 2116·11780. Fridoy, Soturdey. 1879 full bo_,ont, gorogo, on•· truck, qullte, afgant, dlehea, nllahborhoo~. Priced to toll . louo to toll . Moy conlider bookt, cloth... Avon. 12 Situation• Col 448-0101 oft..- 11:30. trodo. 304·1711-3030 or 36 Lots S. Acreage 1711·3431. Wanted Oor-111 Solo, Thurs. Fri, Bot. 3 bdr. horne whh both • ~. 1 - - - - - - - - . . , . . . . SePt 6, 7, 8 . Loll of toyo, lergo utiUty room, oM lloct· B yr old 311edroom ,..,ch, 7 Lot for ullin Mercerville, 3 bicycle tiroo: loto of clothol, Cuotomor1 for tho CeNico ric. hel own well. ·e •tr• lot mlln from Holz• Hu.p on trailer hookups. electric, ·~ ­ coota, dlshn. •cuneino. end Cup-rd . Rt. 180 6 Portor. ovolloble H lnt_,ed. Lo· At. 110. No down payment, r81 - w•tar. 11ptlc tank, bldsprelds. T1r1 Ellateo, Ad In Coli 304·17S· 7148 or 8711· Houro: 1 O·IIPM. Mon.·Sot. · coted on lhaol 18,000. Coli 8t 4·266· Addison; Ohio. er-n Chy, Oh . ...... a • . ~. 2183. I::C_III~8':.1+_31_e_._ s_oo_e_._ _ 8818. Y11d Sole II&OJ•v Dr. Frldoy mt off St. At. 7. Coli If tO:OO·I : OO, Soturdly Tree trimming- remove! . lnt•ootld 114·211S·II541 32 . Mobile Home• Building 1at Nolghbolhaod F- lltlmotao. C.. 882· "'114·211·11100. Wll tako Rd. lllx1110. ti,OOO . Call t 0 :00-2:00. ...- or will finance. for Sale 11040 or 948·2129. 441-3844 after 7PM. Yord Solo 4~ mi. out At. 141, brick house on the hill. Wlloerelortloolldertyln our 3 or 4 blldroom homo. ac:rH, RacCOOft Twp. on Thu11., FomHy ond I~ roomo, NEW AND USED MOBILE 10 Fri. 6 Set. 8-7 Lawn home. LPN CON alven. Ill Ebenezer·Cormol Rd. oxporlonco. Col 114·1182· ettechlld g._. F..- in HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL- wooded, oeptic tonk, furnlturo, clothing, sh-. yard. Apprax. 1 ~ out ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 110,100 firm . CoH 114· end mi..:. 7314. 1•1. A1aumebte lo1n . MI. WEST. OAWPOLII, 38S·I001 eve. Oeroge s• Fri. 6 Sot. Pricld In 20'1. CoM 4411· 4 AT 31. PHONE 1114·4411· 18 W•ntecl to Do 1424 or 448·22811. 7274. 7 ocreo M or L. Just off Rt. ~llner....~udllllizo lledln com· 21B.newborn.dozedhouM ,.....o. ,..w • •- g me· 211oryllauM.Brooms.two 1881 Noohuo 2-3 bod- lito, chy school eliot", Coli chino, rollowoy bed, ,.,..d, odhom dlshoo. • clo tndhu, Would lko to pelnt troMor ond two lenthl ec-. 2~ roamt. Mull Mil.--•·- lll4-2 lle-S 3 30. mU11 from tow,n , city negotil... Cll 11•·2•6· rapes, curta1na, w1 ow roofll. Coll814·2118-11128. ochaols. Cai1448-B147. 11102. , . ..,_ pQnd ond yc>ung fon, ~·· Wl...,n's noor ""' limber. for information c•ll Clay SchocJI. Chriotien lody will do bobyalttlng·typeing in hor 1 yr. alii -ruv efficient Mobile H - for ,Mie on 304-n3-11740. lat It Tycoon ._.ke II Fomlly Yard · Solo Fri. 6 homo. fold-down homo·low utlhy billa, 3 bdr., 2 Ntho. utlhy rOom, Iorge c~l 4 K H ~oo•--Bot. Sept. 7 6 8. 2 story Olmpor. Cel 4411-8136. kitche, ,._111 yard with -fllmllyroomld-. m of -- on-.,.....,11 houoe ecrou from Dim In 448·0701 or 4411·8BI2. Viney · Ad., Golllpallo. Ohio. Eurekl. T Nood help ot your homo? otorogo blclg. G...., wp. Colt ott... 7PM. 304-BH· city ochaol V. mlo 1I7S Nllhuo. •• olochic. 3388 lilY with ~I«WW .. from hoopitll. Coli 448· C.ll 441 _3243 eve. ' 11 Henkle Ave., Bot. 8th. ..-y pooplo, day or night lhlft. Wll do ligllt hou· 9472. 100x1001atonGr-Road. Fold=r..~~P~:.r:: -wrk. R o t - oil-· 8chultr mobile hamo , f1,700.00,chywoter. 304doon, 3 sport coota 3 ble. Cell It 4-3S8-8871 or bothtr. llmoot 2,400 oq. fl., Cholpl 3 bdr .. fuM lin 912 __ 2 x4t8&.• 2bdr. Coft114-246· _2_7_3_·H2 114-318-8314. living lfiiCIIIt T- Eototeo. gor- d-. tires, 1--------:--- Colt 1·114-387-7388. wind-•oc-1. 1973 Schultz t 2 x8 s woodaobylltting my homo . ~ · Mills • Gorfllld a,_ T.... 3 lliif. wllh ~..:o. -~~ lir. Coli • ........,. lopL I, IIAM· - · hove •P· 6 rot. plenty of roaon; · - _ _...:..,______ IIPM. 436 Lariot Dr~ bOlide 1 Anytlmoi. 441-1118 .. ..... tl . Cell 4411· n w~... Holzer holpitol, child~n. 18 14 70 3 41 ·leuu. -·.. Hou ... for Rent , _ 6 wo,_, dothlng, bdr.. wo•-ln clout. Amono -~~------ etc. drl• Cell -· vi..... FM Htin ..lll. I room, fuH 6 2 CA. ltovl 6 t.frlg .. wooden 1---'--------:-~ 814-882-110011 ar814-742· cer gorogo, Allon or. deck porch • underpiuning. 3 bdr. llauN.Io< rom, 1380 3 Femily Ylfd Sole Conte· 3147. ut 000 eon ott... IIPM oxc. cand., - n, Movin1 mo. Col 304-176·11104 or """' TCIWnhouM. Sot. onlr, •• 8 :•~••. · mull tell. 110.800. Call 304-t711·113111. 8·3. • 14:... -S14-381-1717. . Pert time medlcel reception· lot. ullry dopendo an • - · COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. - · · iron, wood. cupboordt, clooln, chootl. beokets. dllhll. 1-:--:---::---:----.._ joro. antlquoo. gald 21 8ualna. . ond silver. Wrlte·M.D . Opportunity Miller, Rt.2, P o - . Ohio 1 - - - - - - - - 411788 ar coli 114-892- I' n1o. 1 Nonce 1 B "'- d•.... '""'d ..._ THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· u,... - • ..- ' UIHING CO. r t o a c:oinl, rirogs. jewelry, otorting with w.-o. old colno. lorgo cur· you do roncy. Tap pricll. Eel . .aur. _,... you know. NOT 111ft S . - Shop. 2nd. A110. to -.1 money throUgh tho Middleport, Oh. 114-882· rneM und vau heve lnvlltl· 3471. • l.:,lll_tad_.... -:-_off_-::::'"-:g::. f'Mible C01111nt mi1er. Coli 8UIINE88 OPI'OATUI!fiTY 814-882-22111. ·~.000 to 180.000 yU.. notionll company, F.. ng for dl8tributoro. ao port-· no - · 1 ..... ... 1-800-2311-1220 - for Mr . ._.mbdln. 1-...:...-------,.... Nlco 2 bedroom homo on lorgo lot noor CoUogo Com· pus ot lOB Calleae Ave .. Rio Gronde. Oh. tloown by oppolnt- only. c.. 814· 882-7424. Prlold to S.lel Monoger - d for local bualneee covering Moigo Co . ..... pluo com· mloeion. Mull have ulol o_,..nco, con m• up· wlnlo to 140,000. Col Joel' colllctll '14·11S2· &111t lor opt: ~~a. 7l;2~7~41~olt~..,~7~1'M~.~~;,~ -.!I .,._ puiii'Y moo. -.... F-Ie to old mid. holr opeyod. Call 441· 4917 or 448 0141-4 • · · 3 fluffy kittens • mothor, litter trelnod. Cell 4410021. ranch wilh specious family mom. kitchen wilh .built·in range and oven unils, sepaqte dinin& area. Gas I.a. heat, plus Wanted To Buy ••P. • Giveaway bam, and approxifllllely 9 acres. Wrap around deck. Botto11 - Aneat 3 bedroom I uveral rept"...ntlttve. ln 4 81-1. c 1'1 !'liCE REDUCED! - Lq For your no•t 111e eel Emma S.ll• . ouctlon-. lloon.l ld ond bonded Welt Ylrglnlo ond Ohio, 4288177. treez.-. tral . fireplace, I~ basellll!fll, $39,900.00. Bhomracll Auction Borvico. Pat lhoridon Auotlon-. ExPerlonco In Ferm 6 homo ouctlon. Call 114·1182· 4310. G - ulld -'tlht or chill nat to wide. A SWEEPER end •-lng mochine r-lr, ,...... and 211 inchea. Ask fO< Alta.' tuppllea. Pick up 1111d 814-251·8307. delivery. Davis Vocuum 1 - - - - - - - - CIH.,.;, one hall ·mMo up Wonted ta buy good - r · 1 • Ooorgoo C..... , Rd. Coli Cell ·8:00PM. Coli 614·441·0284. 304-4111-1a18. countiell. agea K-8. Join 992·2259 Pu bile Sale S. AuctiO!f Wonted- Jur* autoo any condition. Coli 114-38118303. S.ton d o - offered to oil bedroom. with f1cllltles for wood· lllr•. 12115 block stor· •complete Chimney Cleaning *Certified Chimney Relining • Repair *Experienced and tniUred Mall Thll C0Upa. wHII ......IICI Tile DIIU, IMnlll • Fpr all your wirin& needs; furnaces repair service and installatiOn. ftMiiJ r - . PlrtiiiiJ ctrptled, fuel oi fumte1 35. _ _ _ __ ........,,OIL,.., ELECTRIC , SERVICE .9·4·1 mo. Pike. 45631 BISSELL Built Gara"'a" PH. 742-9070 o,..nlng ""pnt·ochooleroln my home. Exporlonced, nu· tritlouo mools, lOving core. Phone 742-22117. TEAFORD SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom $}495 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & LEASING SIDING No Sunday Cello Resid1nti1l & Commercial Cat! 742-3195 Or.992-58~5 Chimney ' 11-1-ttt ' M R • 61rlltl Roolina Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidinas 1& Yea,. Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7683 or 992·2282 I 8/ 131"• · Why Wait Till Winter to Remember You Were Going To Call Us? ' •804 Vinyl & Aluminum Prices St1rt At Dow1 PIYIIIII 7/ 30/ 1 mo pd. *TROPHIES *PLAQUES *AWARDS Check Anti· Freeze, Belts. Ho181, Plug1 Sta~ite Twirlero. Inform• don coli Julie Siewert, 4411· 7141. PH. 992-2478 SIJf't•htii~- ii LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Insurance Work Cu,IQJI Pole Bld1s. LIMESTONE GRAVEL: SAND Real Eatate General FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearina Aid Selection Dependable Hetrin& Aid. Service New HOIIMs-htlllliYI Remodel Ina 843-5424 ' ' I'I!SUits. Money not refundable. Nam•~---------- ROUSH CONSTRUCTION or lill!iiPo,!ll, IAIIGf or SMALL JOBS --Ftll ,,,.u, $,1•1 3 Announcement• !OIIp·A-C•. 11M ooodom ny •tltidt of your -SEPTIC SYSTEMS . Major & Minor Mechanicol Work Ph. (61 VEHICLE inti'Ddtl<:o rou to -BACkHOES -DUMP TRUCKS -LD-80YS -TRENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES Daily Annlllllli.llllt'lli:, H-11110. EXCAVATING -DOZERS . Open 7:00-7:00 EUGENE 1-13-tfc PULLINS LANGSVILLE GROCERY .& GARAGE Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodelin9 Roofing of eU Ty)Hio Worked In hom'e ereo 20yearo "Free Ettlmotoo" DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 tOS.T NOt Cullllion and VIII tyPII life pr-rvoro, 2 boat ooro. Pl11u cell Cllerlto lulh 304·1711-11071. ' Vinyl & Aluminum Middleport, Ohio block oncl white IIddie bock But~~lo. lam• tail rriootly Oil boxoy foco. Toller, llilf'type Bugle, Loot Aug 14th In s· milo .oree . REWARD. lush 304·8711·4101. 8 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 992-2196, Loot, IIIII mining. mele, I mo. Galllpalls, Ohia i 7111/tln TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT 8/13/1 mo. lARGE ANIMAL AND SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT ;,u•I·07 ~-2•141 St; Rt. 160 Nerth i PAT HILL FORD •UtJc LOIT In llclwell 1r11, Nght brown Btmll tyPII puppy , Cell 1114-381··1811. · Jilondly 3 p.m.-5 p.m . Tuesd1y 6:30 p.m.·8 p.m . Wedn,sday 3 p.m.·5 p,m. Thursdly 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Frid1y I p.m.-2 -p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. . heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 2 dogo ond 4 long heired Angoro aet1. nud 1 good home. 304-171·111 e4: bPEN EACH · THURS. EVE. 6-B SMALL ANIIAL HOURS AUTO ' RENTAL , · · Throe lomele puppJ ... ,mother pan PHI<-•·boo ond · 3 "'outho old. Coli "1 4,882·81113. 8 Lolt and Found 330! JACKSON AVE. U-SAVE RADIATOR ldtt1111, to aaad home. 8 wlls. old. Coli 814-148·2814. IN ,MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.II. PT. PLEASANT OFFICE "We lent for te11" CHESTER-985-3307 Titer stripped Playful white ,.mill kitten. .diCiowed to good home. 304·1711·1728. & 446-4522 · RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE SERVIa We can r1~ir and recore · rad1ators and C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or !i92-7314 Pomoroy, Ohio CALL 8/14/1 mo. d. 30 PH. 614-247-2575 8-10-1 mo. Also Some Car Fenders Available • Wri1e your own- ad and ~ by mail with ff'lls . coupon. Cancel rour 1111 by phone when you 1111' CliP THIS NOTICE FOil 949-2969-949-2263 New Chevy J ruck .... FENDER ............. 176.95 · DOORS ......... ,.. 1149.95 HOODS ............ 1174.95 BUMPERS .......... 169.95 GRILL .............. '42.5D I. SUPPORT ....... 184.95 TAll GATE ......... 185.00 FORD FENDER .... 169.95 BUMPER ............ 169.95 .. Insured Painting Storm Doors & Windows Gutters Cleaned WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992· 7013 ·Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and , & Yrs. Experience . Machanical Work • Tractors • Cars " Truck • Automatic Transmission I ) ric NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDuCIARY Bonded ' BACKHOE DUIP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LII[STONE C..l For FrH Elllmate for Sale - Concrete work - Plumbing ltld et-.;trical RENT A CAR AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS fOR 3·5·1fc NEW-REPAIR ' •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS·· •GRAVEL HAULED WE ARE YOUR SALES CONSTRUCTION PH. 742-2328 U.lllltl . . .... .......... ........ ... ... . Farm Equipment ' Parts & Service PIANO TUNING & REPAIR .,_ .._ U.•tl_.... .......... ........•l• H-II.H........ Dealer Public Notice _ Ull11111i_. ... o. ....... -~··-·· ··"'· Farm Equipment JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 · === Ul-'-t~ ~ ~---~=-:.::_------! ............... Authorized Jotm Deere. New Holland, Bush Ho1 OIL UNES .. .......... _ ACCENT FENa & SUPPLY 'DOZER· BACKHOE iRECLAMATION WORK •· f:I.-.1/IH ,_,... nll'f'r rll• 11-CI."' . . . . . .. . . . . TROMM EXCAVATING AM 32 Mobile Homes AVON rneko 411%. Call 44S·33118. - Roofing tnd guner work V. . The Ohio 1 1 Help Wanted - AddoM and remOdeling Or Write Oailly Sentinel Classified Dtpt. 111 Court St. Pomeroy, .Ohio 45769 = 7 Glveawiy CARPENTER SERVICE 992~2156 PHONE 4 YOUNG'S ,, The Daily Sentinel • 7, 1984 (l(ldwtn, Paul E. Buclcley, Gamet P. Buckley to McArthur I,.umber and Post Co.. inc., Tracts, Lebanon. Charles Metheney, Helen Metheney to Raymond F . )3111'1U1, Ruth M. Bttrns. 811.5 acres, Salem. Kenneth R. Keesee, decealed, Ada Marte Keesee, affidavit, Rutland. Dorsel D. Biggs, deceased, to Janet Marie Biggs, WUford D. lllggs; Denver R. Blgp, Florence Schlotterbeck, Cheryl McPherson, Cert. o1 trans., Bedford. Janet M. Btggi, Hazel M. Blalll, deceased, Dorsel D. ~lggs, atn· davit. Bedford. · R . E. Quillen, Velm~ Quillen to Jame$ Arnold Anderson, WUma Anderso~. 7.320 sq. ft., Letart. """"it..-· ..... ,.... ............ a-. ........ , . .........,._, ........ :,.,,............ __ POll liNT, II p au. Inc. ... ...wful J ••dtoom 0 ,_s'J' 1 2 ._.. ....._ lk cPa 11, 80011 k • Apl. . . . ,,.,00 -ZOft. ·ofFomlly.... wlmto;ua tor ...- ..,...... ..... =~ , ..., . .. A-Owl ..... 1!11· -C....Y............. :104-171·1104; -·"' .... ,....,,,,, "1111&1 104-871-S... lol !Drill - · llsdol•d ........ ..,.,_, fir..,._, -..uo porch. 80ft, ........... ~du~.'::r,'~ 141!.-oentiii..-e 'Cty.C811 814-892-11420. 42 Mobile Homes for Ren1 Fumiohld llircond.,ldeol for 1 or 2 mon . No chy ta•••· FOIIIII Troller Pork. Cell 448·1802. NICI 3 bdr. mobile horne, with twfa lgllalOf • ttove, lumlthld, _,., ,..ld, with CGIWtn- location on Rt. 7, 114-241·1818. Mobile homo U - River Rd. Col 4411·1808 or 441· 01108. 2 bdr. 1fllllr in Kyger Creek Dillrict. 1 ch~d ecceptable, •110 mo .. 1100 dip. Col 441·4008. HI). Yord S.le. Thu11, Fri, Sot. Dood M..o·HIU out Rt. 112, . wotch far oign1. Lots of boys clotheo. CommunltyWideYerd S.J.e, Boord Rood. 1 mill off Bond Hill Rood. Thull end Fri. Yerd Solo Sopt. 8, Neighbor· hood Rd . ocross from M•· ordeno. Loto of ._.rge 31omilyyor!lule,108 Henderoon St., H•deroan, W. Ve. Wod. Thull, Fri. 8:00 till 3:00. Roin concolo. ;;:;;;.,o. F-------- mmp(jmfiroy........... Yard8ole,li018urcllttojlt.. Fri ond Bot. 8 :00 to 11:00. Girts clothes 1-10. Middleport & V'IC'lnl'ty Friday and SatUrdliy; First •old ,.... Solisb..,Y School. Clothing, ,eduh ond baby. Misc. Yard sale It 5 PoinU, Fridey and Sllurdoy, Sept. 7 ond 8, 10:00 till 7 J-olry. Avon. gorneo. toys. baak1.records and 8 troct ...,... mony ore goopol. king lize heedboerd• loveHat, 1 3 inch tires, gii..Wore, d - . McCoy Pottery, "-ton. ond loto more. All merited choop. Clpthlng, inlont to edulta, Ill clothing it ~ price. S!>mothlng lor everyone. -It 24 llellroad St., Ylrd Middleport. Wedneadoy ond Thundoy.. Ylrd nurnerouo Items. 4018outll3rd A1111. Mid.... port (In bod<yordJ. Flrll tlmo - · Frldor 6 Soturdoy. Yerd Bole. 811, Sept lth, I to II. 120 Ylend It, no•t to old Tu Encll Wei. Clothe~ 111 11111. nick noco, baako, ~. dro.,.., 311mm co· rnera, men'• tuita, NU new. otc . Mini Flu Mi!f, Sll,llept8: 8 AM Spllmen, Shrubbery Centor, 1 mile nanh ._.kin Hoop. At. 12. Furniture, antlquea. lhallow wen pump, tools, roiOidintl' kit, bikes. pine bunk b•do • Broden 4 ton wench wilh coble. aid dlohol. corne • long. bolt cunor1, twin ·bedapreada, achool clp.thing. vinyl soh, lawn mower, miac. • 1----------+-------...;,.;... . ~ 1 • ' -1£-. """· 1171, Adclloon, Ohio. Cal 814-4411-0171. ,, "•• • ' I a 42 Mobile Homes .. . . .. 43 Farm for Rent : for Rent 2 bdr mobile home, 11 50 ma., 180 dep, on Rt. 110. Colll14-388-8711 . 12xl0 2 bdr. trtiler on Clarks Chopol Rd. ot Port•. own privet• lot. Coli 44113187 or 441-01117. FarmhoUM lor' teql, 'no llauM pets, ponlot drinking. Oep01it & refarMce ••· qulrod. Would cons-solling. INn by -lntmeht, no eallt unlea1 intwest~ . Coli 614· 378-2214. .. 44 w..._ Fumlthod mobile homo. 3 bedroom, and dryor. No - · Con 94S-22113. 2 bedroom. furnithed. woshor ond dryer, olr concH· tion, 11711.00 pluo utllltill tmd doposit. No piltl. Cllll 992·7479. l~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;i.Ai;;;;;;; 12-..omfundohlld. A 12dO •c '1nt condit6on. K-IIIki ehop In l'orriM'oy on E. Mlin St. Col 814aJIIIta anty, 1 :ofJaa a • cMp. ''40mo. 1192· 7314 or 892-Utll. Cal 814-943-2944 or 114943-ZBte. 3 ... - -a.lle homo total J CL~SSIFIED ~DS 2 bdr. mobile horne, lduho, no poto, 11foo111C1•. Coli 441·1111. Il'ib;d.:;;;;~:;;;;;;:-;:c: 2 bodroam fuml....... AC. 2 bod .,.... fully fum. 111 ciHII. Employad - · 1 . - peiciiOCipt for olec:. child. No piltl. Now H CoiiWM .... it location. Clll Coli 304·BB2·24BI. ............ , - . . Apartment for Rent . .. ' JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IEqu'al Houolng Opportunity) heo one and two bldrooma; r•t lta"ing II 1163 for ciroo and t18S month lor two bedroom. with 1200 depotlt locotad neor Foodland ond Spring Valoy Pluo, ~I ond TV ent. Coli 4411· 7411 or le~ve moougo. - -aom . Fumlthld opt. 818 2~, Gellipallo. 11711. Mon o . Col 448·4418 oft..- 8PM . 2 bdr. opt.--, docorotad, •eo to 11411 por mo. utlftles Pllft. = - Col 175-11104 or . ~?S· 311. . �•·~ ~ .., •• Po11itia0)' Fridlly, SeptcntbiW 7, 1984 0 The Daily Sentinel Mtsc:. Merchandise Surplus Army Cemouflage, Leather combJt boots. D•nim, all sizes. Unlimited quontiti11 1:00·7:00 PM, Fri. Sat. Sun. S1m Somerville"•· East R•venswood, 7 milft INow Erol Lorge white building South West aide street, fr"' perking. Rent1l surplus clothing. Fumiahed efficiency 1146 utiltl" paid, alngle, ah1re 111111. 607' 2nd . Ave .. Galllpollo. Call 446-4416 •tt.. 9PM . . Furnlehed apt., 2 room• a. beth, clean, no pete; 1dutta only Oepoait & reference required . Call 614-446 1&19. . White Tail bow with all .;:heap 1 304- Furiahed garage apt., · 4 rooma 8t ba.th, adUlts only. 66 Building Supplies Coli 44B-9279 after 4PM. Building Matttrials Block, brick. sewer pipes, windowa. lintels, etc. Claude 'A'i~ters. Rio Grande, 0 . Ca11814-246-5121. Furniehed apt. for nonamok~ lng; non drinking, gentlemin. lovely neighborhood. all privata. utllitlea included. Coli 446 -391 B. You build it or we will ~4x48 4 cor geroge kit. 12.49&. del, Cell1 -614-888-7311 . ' . Garage apt . unfurniahed, 2 bdr'o, 322 3rd. Ave., adults only. no pets. Cell 4463748 or 614-266-1903. 1 bdr unfurnished opt.. 6 mo. ,leaaa, $190 mo .. utilitlea ·paid, no childr~n. no peto. '150. dapoolt. Coi1446 36B7 after 5PM . Rlyonldo Apia. Middleport . Special r1~11 for Senior dryers. tort, range1. Skaggs pliancea, Upper River beside Stone Crut Motel. 614·446-7398 . County Appllrince. Inc . Good ueed appliances and TVaeta. Opon8AMto6PM. Mon lhru Sat. 44B- 1699. 627 3rd. Ava. Gallipolis. 0H. 1-::----~------ Pets for Sale P-lastic cisterns state ap· 56 proved, plastic aeptlc tanke, plaatic culven. metal cuivorta. RON EVANS ENTER· HILLCREST KENNELS PRISES. Jackoon, Oh 614- Boarding 111 breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . 2B6-6930 . 1- - - - - - - - - - AKC Doberman puppies: For sale fill dirt, and top soil. Stud Servic.e . Call614·446 · 7796. Call Coll614-258-1427. 68 79 Motor• Home• & Cempel'8 Fruit & Vegetables 81 Service st1tion ·for 1.... downtown Point Ploount. Convenient store, Deli mer· chondlolng poniblllty. Coli 614-373-8411 uk for David. 1 New Holland 717 Chopper, corn and gra11 he~ . P.T.O. Fo• Blower. Coli 1-304474-3317. New Hollond Super 717 chopper with 1 row corn head. Excellent condition. 12.000. 304-743-9290 or 743-7173. BAS~M". NT . ""' 71 Autos for S•le 72 Trucks for Sale WATERPROOFING ' Unconditlonel tiftitlme gua- 1 " rantH. Local referencet 1982 S~o.tlda~ half ton, fUrnllhtd . Free eatlmates. ~·~"~~ 11172CediHocCoupe0evllle otondard with OYirdrivo, C•ll coloc11 -614-237""' good cond.. full power, would trede for lote rnoditl 0488. 9 uri. to IS p.m. f1,3110 . Coli 614· 258· car. Col1114-37t-2115. R o go r 1 Baa em an 1 ; 1912. · Wotorprpoflng. ., 1977 Cltlvrolet truck. Call · ~ 74 Dodge BwinjiO<. 75 614-379-26B8. . · GENE'S DEEP STEAM ~.{. Plymouth. 78 Plymouth. C A R PET C LEAN• llont 6. run1 good. Coli 1182 Toyota Tiuck, 7ft. bed ocotchguard-waler extroc - :.,, w / mllchlng compor top tlon. deodorlzen. FREEootl· ~ 4411·2817 after 5. AM/FM CIIMttt. t8.500. metaa . Raasor-able ratae. ::",.. 1974 Coachman oolf c-1- Call 448-3736, ook for Gene Smith, 992-6309. · anld fifth wheol 18,000. Chortle. 1981 Rabbit dieool t3.500. 1--:-=::-::---:---- RON'S Television Sorvlco. CeH 1114-367-7108. 197B Dotoun PU 4 spd., ·spoclolizlng In Zenl.th and rodio, topper. 12,199. Motorolo. Quozar. and 1982 Ford ~ocort '3,499.· John'• Auto sloloo. Bulavllle houoe colla. Coil 304-576• 1982 Ford EXP U.489. Rd. Coli 448·4782. 239B or 614-446-2454. ' "! 11-. ~---------l:=========~ lh . orl ••tni ""-· ..................... ""· J•--n wood ond coal add on ''""-· uoo.oo. Coli 304-882-2247. !y -1 '4 Home Improvement• 614· Coli 387-7244.~~======~:::r-::::::::~~~~~ oratone. 814-3117-0409 For oale or "ode 130 Farmoll with cultivators, In - exc. cond. w111 , _ ·for good pickup truck. Also 2 &ox I h ~r I cyl, to be . ceo pres• wt 6 44 7838 Cell ·· aftorS. For sale or trade 1 Badger Sil._ge wogon for o good grain drill. Coil 446·01 117. K-•· rot-. •' H a S Home Improvements vinyl aiding. roofing. room "'' addition, ·ttorm windows. '~ LiVI:~llll'k Why pay more Trade Center 1- - - - - - - - - Furniture Qutl~t . Kanauga, Cut up slabs, $16 PU Judy Taylor Grooming. Call Ohio. Open 9-7 PM . load,larger loads delivered. 614-367-7220. ln~'~ Opportunities. 814 Farm machinery for ule, 99,2-7721 . Coli lor priceo. Cell 61.4forage blo-rs. 3 pl. hitch. 11182 Ford Futuro Fairmont 1 ·:;-;;::.~:~~~~;:: Wash"r dryer set, 8 washers 246·6804., Briarpatch KennelS: ~ofes· pto driVen; also large round U.498. John's Auto 9ole. Will trade '79 N.wly redec:orated, 1 bed· to choose from, 3 dryers, 3 1- - - - - - - - - - sionol All-bread grooming. boleo of hey. 1· 304-743- Bullville Rd. Galllflolla. Oh. for lote 448-4782. product. room . pilrtlolly furnished . gas ranges. 1-20 in gas 0dessy banjo, like now end Indoor-outdoor boarding fi · 3398. hove olr 1226. Depoa;t required. Cell range, aida by aida refrigera· quitar with amp S226 lor dlities. English Cocker Spa· 1- - - - - - - - - 61;4-992-5319 or 992 · tof. colored TV, queen size& both. 82 Dodge Colt niel puppies. Call614-388· Chain aaws sharpened; 1973 Dodge Chorgor. 1800 111 full alze bo• sprlngo, Skaggo $3.300. Electric children 9790. 2816. same doy aervlco guoron- or belt o -. Cai1614·258· Appliance. Upper River Rd ., orgen 826. Call 814·388- 1- - - - - - - - - - - teed or we sharpen it tree. 1417. 197&Toyotetruck.&-~. 88.000 mHes, good cond, In •Middleport on N. 4th Gallipolis, Call 448-7398. 9097. Dragonwynd Cettery Ken· Sidera Equipment. 304· 1977 Mercury Monerch, 18110.00. 304-875-7241 A.... 2 room opt. No nels. AKC Chow puppleo. B75-7421. children. cell 1 -304-882- 2 pc. couch & chair, ll.te Log splitter wil'fit 14· 1 8 HP Siemaae kittens, new litters 1-=;:=;=:::;~=====::. good cond. Call 614-256· before ! 0 pm. 1612. design, pillow cushion arms. intern. tracotr. Call 614- CFA Himelayen and Persian f · 25B6. Livestock - - - - - - - - - l c - stout frame, 8 legs, $5215 , 246 -9548 or 614- 245 - kineno. Coli 81 4-446-3B44 63 1987 Corvette Roadster 73 Furniehed 2 bedroom apartnow f349.00 Call 446· 50B4. after 8 . Vans l!t 4 W.O. 327-300. 4 apd .. Iiiio exmentaln Middleport. Adulta, 9414. no . peta, eecurlty deposit. 1973 Chrysler. 1976 Chevy Nice big new rabbit pen for Reg . 2yr.oldGuernsey. Due haust, tHver-black to &. 1977 Ford van ~ cyl., Call B14-992-3874. Broyhill couch like new. Cail Chavette. Floor model col()r aole. Call 446-7688 . Oct. 11 tQ Reg . tire. Also interior. Restored in 1982. llanderd ohlft . . Coli 446446-3897. TV. Coli 614-266-1726. 1 - - - - ' - - - - - - good quality hoy. Call 614· 19.1100. Coli 814-367- 3243 eva. 0324 ofter 5. 1 bedroom apt . in Racine. Reg. English Pointer bird 949-22B7. t100 month unfurnished. Round sofa bed for recrea- Firewood $26 .00 pickup dogs, 1 whte 8r liver male, 1 1 978 Ford Mldoo von. " $126 month furnished . No tion room 1100. Call 4·4 6· load, S 36 delivered. Also roll white 8& lemoon female, 9 FOR SALE: Two grade Hoi, 1973 Chevy goocl cond. rebuilt motor, trlnsmiuion. f400 . Coil 445-7948 after pota. Call614-423-8257 or 4987 or 448-0946 after 4. bor $46. Call 614-256· mo. old, $460 ea . Serious stein bulls. One born 5-83; new tires. need• Mit covers. cello only 446-2107 or sired by Perfector: the other &PM. 814-949-2946. 6208. U,600. Coll446-7019. SeaTs Coldspot frostfree re614-367-0107. born 9-83; aired by Evoluemail furnished apartment frigerator like new $176. For sale: Royal blue fake fur. tion. Coli H_ainm VaHey 19B1 Grond Prix, good 1973 Winnebago 24' Chief· Cell 446-7268 . ohepe, fully IICJulpped. bell ~In, new .l i,.,, AC, Gonera· . for one on ground floor . coffee table axe. cond •36, 3 yr. old filly chestnut. Farms 11 949-2674. Private entrance and free 4 pair of mens shoes ·good gentle but not broken. Call offer over •5.000. Collofter tor, 12.1100 · reducld to parlting . Coli 614-~92 - Maytag wringer washer in con d . Call 448-7009 8 :30- after 6, 814-256-6779. •10.600, immoculote. Cell 1V. year old white faced bull. 4PM, 448-46116. 5738. good condition . Call 992- 4 :00 or 446-7621 after 5 year old que- horae. 4 4 6 70 1 9 3401. 4PM . ·2 Beagle pups. 4 mos. old. gelding, good for trail or 1 979 Uncoln Town coupe. 1__ _ _·_ _ _ _·- - - - APARTMENTS. mobile Call614-388·8466. 1968 International Scout pleasure. good with children Coli 614-388-824<1. homea. housaa. Pt. Pleasant 3 door. side by side refriger- 8" snow blade with hydrou- 1 - - - - - -- - - - - or e_duho. can 992-7201 . 1984 Dod- Deytono Turbo t&OO. 1879 XL 1 8& Hondo and Gallipolia. 614-446- ator: avacado green; excel- lic attachment . Interior con- Coon dog 1 1h yr. old, 875. ~ 1500. Lorge fuel oil novo lent condition.$200. 00. trois & lighto. Call 446- Coil 446-1603. 8221 . 2 puro French Alpine doea . Z AM-FM cou .. tlh cruiee 5 $160 . Caii614·379· 2B20. Thirty inch electric range: 3344 or 448-1134. One 75118!' cent Alpjne - - lpd. Coil 814-2116·85&7. Nice 1 and 2 bedroom avacado green:new oven M~le Siamese Kitten, 6 One p ..e French. Alpine doe 1979 Ford Bronco XLT. Cell unfUrnfehed apartments . element. • •100 .00. Calf Juke bo)C stereo with 8· track weeko old. $26.00. . Call kid. One grade' LIMenclio 1977 Codllloc Eldorodo . 446-2177. 66,000 mllas. •1998. Coli 304-875-2218 . before 6 992-34B3 or 992-8842. AM-FM radio. record player 992-7201 . doe kid. 304-875-4243. p.m: & colored lights. Call &1 4814-992·7482. 1876 CJ 7 hardtop. outo. For sale : double door cedar 379-2115 . Beautiful AKC registered Saddle horaea for Ale. 304mileage. Coll446· 1977 Cutlooo S . N-lirea. PS.2 bedroom apt Mason , . wardrobe in a~cellant condi· 1-=------- - - - - - Cocker pupPiee. colors Buff 676-2178. •1500. Coli 814-992· ' 1800 · · adulta only. no petl. 304- tion. Dlnnene with 2 chairs, Rock hard maple dinette set and Block,· 8150.00. Phone 2B82. . 675-1452 or 675-2996. 820.00. Coli 992-3079. includes o•al ohope table 304-676-2044. with divider and 6 chairs . Tr.1 n:; por 1.11 i 1111 2 bedroom furnlahed apt, Franklin~ Woopburner. CaiiB14-379-2115. Regi~ered 3 months old Pit utilllieo paid, &326 .00 875.00. Call 992-6249. 1--:----c-:~:-----Bull pupo. 304-675-6367. morith. deposit required . Better' 'N Ben woodburning Pickens used furniture . 304- fireplace insert. l:Jsed part of Samoyad m1le white snow 71 Phone 304-876-1080. Autos for Sale 675-6483 or 676-1450. 3 yearo. 8550. Coil 446- bell puppy, 8 - k • old. Motorcycles 3723 or 446-2336. t40.00. Not regiotered. Call SWAIN 46 Furnished Rooms 304-576-2728. TOP CASH paid for lote 1976 Cedilloc Coupe OeAUCTION & FURNITURE Country Crafto Oak pro· model uoad cora. Smith vllle. Good Condition. 1BHP 77 Hondo 760 oxc. cond . 6_ 2 Olive St .• Gallipolis . New ducts, dealer of solid oak For rent Sleeping Rooms Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eoat- Evlnrude motor, deoignld firm 1300. Coli 614-246and light houoe kftping &. used wood&. coal stoves, reproduction furniture. Con· 57 arn Ave.. Gallipolis. Call for electric llorter. Cell 9170. 6 piece wood living room kle's, Tuppers Plains. Ohio. rooma. Park Central Hotel. Instruments 814-4<16-2282. suite with 8 Inch flat arms Also open Sundaya. 614-9B6-3967. Coll814-446· 0756. 1 9B3 Suzuki RM 260 with $399. bunk bodo complete 1- -- - - - - - - 1 981 Chrylser Cordoba 1973 Cheverolot Supar eatroa UIIO, 1'977 with bunkies 8199. 2 piece Repaired room air condition· SIMping room a 1 25. utili· Grand piano. Cabinet in loaded, S6,200. Call otter Sport. Fair condition. Call ukl KE 250 Enduro •400 . ties paid. Share bath, male entron livingroom suitee ers. 5600 BTU, 8000 BTU. excellent condition, key- BPM 814-2116-1489. Both oc. con, Mull Hll. 8199, antron rocllnero S99, 8000 BTU. Call 614-992B14-948-2609. only . Ronge & refrig. 919 other recliners •so. maple 2602 . board and etringt need work Ce111114-992· 3082. 2nd. Avo.. Galllpollt. Call 1 9BO Buick Flo. llolion· 1976 ,Fleetwood Codiiloc for dinette sets $179, box 1 - - - - - - - - - - $400 . Cell 448-3386. 446-4416 alter 9 PM. wagon: no ru11. loldld. new AI•. Folr condition. Coli 1981 K-eoekl 305 Blroet springs & manreu twin or 1971 vw Beetle. good Bike. N- condition 1200 full $100 set reguter·flrm condition, 8360 .00. 17 ft. Bundy trumpet. good cond .. tirea. low milage, 16.800. 992-7683. f150 . Coli 614-388-9967 Coli 446· 7019. $120, maple dinette chairs Slickcraft 10 120 HP fiber· mHea. •860. or 11111 offer. 46 Space for Rant $36, wash stands $34. glass. ail equipment . after 6PM . 1978 ColVIlle Silver Annl· Phonl 992-7483. 1978 2 dr. Oodge Aopen, vorsery Edition. 24.000 maple rockers &59, 7 piece S2600.00 . Excellant condiPeavy Bandit & vox guitar auto, radio, PS, P8, U, 199. ·mHeo, loaded, garege kept. 1980 Koweukl 440 LTO chrome dinette set $149, 5 tion. Coll304-882·2326. Mobile home lot Addiaon piece dinette set *99. used 1 -~-------­ emplifiert •175 ea. Call John'a Auto Soln, Bulovlllo 304-671·5440 or 8711· with extroo. oleo 4 1 II Inch Twp. Next to Addaville bedroom suites, refrigera· Sears Air Conditioner , 446-3125 . Rd. Coll446·4782. lleel bellld redlolo, good 8696. School . Water sewage. tor.•. ranges, hch,st,TVdressers, 14,000 BTU . *300.00. uoed tireo oiled P2011· 71. garden space, furnished . wnnger was ere. Bundy uxophone, used 7 1978 VW Rabbit AM· FM '78 Pinto good cond, n - Coli 614-992-38115. 's, dry- 1973 Yamaha 3&0 Road .. Coll614-367-7745 . mo. Coll446-1800. ers, & ahoaa. Cell 61 4-448- 8260.00. Coil 985-3597. llereo. good geo mileage. r•polra, •1 .000.00 firm. 3159. 1 981 Hondo 900 Cuatom. llendard "•ns .• ••c. cond.. Phone 304· 882· 33119. OHice space for rent . Call 4 pc. red sparkle drum mate S1.995 . Coli 814- 2116 · 1 - - - - - - - - - Very good cond. n,ooo.oo .._ 1 Set of heavy duty Bunk Bade 446· 7572 or 448-1980. Codillloc loedld, o n e - . firm. 304-8711-21.31. LAY.-.E'S FURNITURE complete with Sooly mot· drum lOt 8260. CeH 814· 6273 or 614-388·91198. Sofa, chair. rocker, oUo- traues, $300. Trumpet 387-7626. needs driver. Phone 304COUNTRY MOBILE Home man. 3 tables. (e~etre heavy}, $100 C 11 814 992 6477 1977 VW Puhes wegon low 1178-3821. Pari<, Route 33. North of $685. S.ofa. chair and lo••· 1---·_a_ __. - - · - 1 uHd Bundy trumpet. · _· mil.age, AM-FM goo 76 Boat• and Pom..oy. Large lots .. Call seat. t276. Sofeaandi:hairs Warda Signature &&.000 Good condition. CaH 614- mizor. reel good con d .• good 1 978 Pinto 4 opeed otlck, Motol'l for Sale 614-992-7479 . tlreo. •1.795. Coli 814· llr, lenlllen 211,000 mlleo. priced from U811 , to •ass. BTU g11 hooter. Tharmollat 992· 3908. 268-6273 or 81 4-38B· no rull, Michelin Tlrea, Tables, $&0andupto$126 . controlled with electric 2000 IICI· ft. of floor opocoln Hido-a·beds.S390. ond up blower fan. $100.00. Excel· Base anare drum. earring 9898. 304-8711·41163. 18711 17 ft , Morquio boat, Racine, Blade building with .to S560 .. sofo bldi •146, lent condition. Coli 992· stTap. brush Sticka, prectice forced air heat 6 sanitary Recli-s•. t286. to $375.. 7063. pad included. t?II.OO. Met- 68 Mullong 74.000 mllot. -kod '73 Du11 r, engine w1111 1 110 HP Mercury mo0 tor, otre 13,800. Coll614· focllitiea. Ideal for omoll Lampo from UB . to •125. ronome UO.OO . .304-895- 289 outo .. fectory olr, good. 304-1178· 5244 after 2411-9217. busineu. *160 month. plus pc. dinetloo from I 1 09 .. to 3888. 12.500. Coli 814- 388· 7:00. utHitfes. Coli 614·423·8267 435 . 7 pc. f189 ond up. 14 HP.riding Gravley tractor 9878 after &PM . with 62 inch mower deck 1877 Rlnloerbell Trl Hull, or 949-2946. Wood table with tix chairs •1 200. Very good condl· 1 980 Muoteng, PI, PB. no Fruit S2811 to •745. Delk •110 lion. Coll814-742-2038 or 58 1975 Monzo •400. Coil ruat, good 1irea. exc con_.. 1 ~~ fl?li hp outboord; boot offer. 304-175-4437 or up to •225. Hutcheo. 81160. 742-2521 . 8t Vegetables 446·4043 IIPM. 304-6711- 1598 or 178- 8711-3314. f7 Wanted to Rent Bunk bed complete with 2714. mattre..... $275. end up to Tobacco sticks 52 in long. 1978 Monte Cuto good $395. Baby bldo, 'f110 . Both ends sharpened. 1 7 Red raspberries . Taylors cond .. loaded. rilly - I s , '711 Ford Elho good ahopo. Auto Pane Want to rent garage . C~•• Mattreaaes or box spring1, cents each or 1 8 cents per Sorry Pilch. Coi1446· 8892. 156.000 mila, 11,100 or Must 1111 •eoo.oo. 304· 78 l!t Accee10rla1 to 81-oll or Galllpollo. Coli full or twin, Sill..· firm. tee. 1,000 or moro. 304-937· beat offer. Coli 114-367- 1178-11123. 21127 Uncoln and $78 . Quean oelo, $195. 2630. 4<11· B018. Ave.. Point Ploeunt. Dunrovln Fruit Farm Jona· 7260. 4 dr. cholls, t42. 5 dr. th1n 1nd Rambo apples. chooto. $64. Bod fromoa. Top IOil and fill dirt deli· Concord grapaa. you pick or · 1973 Podge -Dirt 340•. 340 11189 Comero left front 820 .ond f26 .. 10 gun· Gun •erod. 304-675-7771. fender t36.00 ond lloclo Trucks for Sala buy at oollo room. St. Rt. cu.ln. engine. neodo body 72 cabineta. •3&0. Gas or hood 1111.00 no ru11. 681 SE. of Albony. Coli work, cregen, Bow 8tereo oloctrlc rongeo '3711. 8oby Men's ouil. 42 jockll, ponta 61-t-698· 6298 1 PM · 7PM. oyatem. Aoldng 1100orbeol 1911 Plymoulll Arrow, ex. Coll446·1211. manreooea. 126 • 136, bod offer. Coli 448-4479. 61 Household Goods lrames no. $25, il no. 33·30. Suedeili::ketaile40. cond .. leo- co- • Roil ber ond teppor for Tr•n Axle. 304-675·4676. king frome·UO. Good s~loc­ Une·A·Iad, 13600. Coil wheel plcll up. 304· 281-1101. tion of bedroom suites, Discount from Mfg. Prices 1711-5731 after 6:00. rockert. metal cabinets, on union labelled advertising S· 1 0 Chevy pickup V-8, 4 Uke New bras• headboard hoodbo•rdo SJI & up to spocjohies. H. 0. Som..vllle opd. Coli ~4447. UO.OO ond bed frame .165. (Iince 19641 Phone 304· U5 .00 .. lime carpet 12•9. 19B2 1·10 Chevy pickup, 79 Motol'8 Homea t75 .00. Moplo d!ft- end U&ed Furniture -- dryers. and 6711-3334. Campers m rt. lred. 31,000...._ 31 ·m irror. t -drawer *100. TV's. 3 miles out Ruleville Imperial pool. 24 ft . uoad 2 304-882-3208. mlleo per Dol. Rd . Open Bam to lpm. Mon. above ground, 111.100. toll 61 4·211i· thru Fri., 9am' to llpm. Sot. months. f6,600.00. 304-882· 2488 BURDETTE · CAMPER s.... 19 cu ft fr-or ume · 614-446-0322 1273 or 814-381-11811. ofter 2:00. lAW • IEIIVICE, ()pin 1200.00. Almon u new chopping block 1171 Chevrolet -•bad ~9108:30.101. 9to4, King brand wood 1nd coal aeo.oo. Air cond uo.oo. 63 pickup ~ hee¥y duty, c~oeMaur~~~~y. u.a. Rt. 10, Antique• burning otovo. 304-8711CC!olviUe, Oh 114-867· 1173 Monte Corio 11466. truck, 11.000. Cell441· 308. •1eo.oo. 614-3&7-738B. 4127 or 441·3341. 11721thwMel_t_ Coucll end Choir, good Antique cherry clothee Sunbeam floor condhionor. aond, U30 .00. Call 304- prees. exc. cond.. *400. polllhtr. tcrubber, very 1112 8·10 C......... V·l. 17 ft. long. lncludee lth 01'- antiques. Coil 446- good cond. •20.00. Toall· M,tU. 1879 Chevy Luv - 1 ""'I ....... fi, 1H. 8715-7363 after II PM. 2192. _.,_U,7U.Johll'o c.II14-2H-Ia)3 or 114ma- broiler. new UO.OO. Smollouilcooe S.rw w ..her and dryer Auto . . . • .111..... Rd. JII·IIM. good cond n .oo. Amerlcon Glllp olo, Oh. 441·4112. 12711.00. Complete blby 1114 ............. 21ft. bed 838.00. Vil;:torian living 54 Misc. Merchandise Touriater germ II bog n f8.00. Bltil top, II• 11 onoe. 3 plaltupo. Coli 4415-9421. room tuit half ·price Dog-N-8- fii .OO. 4 contained. Toke amaller 11 .ooo . oo . 304• 6711 TRUCK TOPP.I!RI Moel Citizens. 8130. Equal Hous- • PAINTING- Interior ond u · terior, plumbing, roofing. 10me remodeling 1 20 yr,. up. Coli 614-388-9852. 1t·s -:-----:----:--~61 Farm Equipment 11 Mare\lm Roofing & Spouting. Now inatall!ing rL!bber roof1. ,30 ve1r1 e.cperienr;e, opecializlng In bulh up roof. Call 614-388· 98117. 69-TP91nternotlonll dozer. good cond. f6 , 5!)0.QO. 304-875-6823. . Sup1 The Deily Sen!Jnei--Pege • St:rvll.l!~ 59 For ~ale or Trade 1111• ............. Ohio 1871 Wlldorn- cam~or, 23 ft. oloepo eight. Coli 444-11118 . Canning tom•toes. Piek your· own. bring contalnett. Eugene Povio. c.. 614· 247-3283. I . TRACY Friday. September 7. 1984 Ohio I~ a _ _ .................... - ........................... ,_,.. ............ """· ............. ... . . ..... •• 'td. ......•• c.m,.... lit. 2. Will. Auto ..... lui.... lid,, Cal lets••n ,._ ........ 448-47Q, Goll0 ala, Oh. Hw:lll .DR. Lol47. a Fatty' Tree Trimming, •tump romoYoi. Coli 304· 875 · 1331 . OET your carpet S'HIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAME.,.. Water removal. furniture cleaning, free estl· motoo. 304-878-2295. BASEMENT' WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references fumished. Frw estimates. Cell collact 1-814-2370488, 9 a.m . tQ 5 p.m. Roger• Ba•ement Waterproofing. ------------------RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex· .- I .. •• . ·' \ ' '• •• •) ldon'W..,t Vou Wtrit:c t' qot'no be dumb all • 'i .·.!' ~ sckooH your life~ . parienced carpenter, electri• clan. mason, painter. roof· · ~ ing (including hot tar "'·l! oppllcolionl 304-676-2088 ;"~ or !175·4660. , ~· Rotary or cable tool drilling. ' Mo81 wells completed ume d•v. Pump seles and Mrvi- • f ceo. 304-895-3802. ....,• Metal bulldinga. designed .. ,~ and built any •ize. In colora. \; (cheapJ 304·.675-3981 . >:Z • ~ ..r- - - - - - - ' - - - - - - . M" Building-Remodeling. con· creta, drywall. electrical, roofing. flooring. framing, kitchen-bethroom lnatallation. door-windOw frarYting . 304-876-2440. \'l ~ 82 Plumbing 8t Huting •II ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolio, Ohio Phone 1114-448-3888 or 614-'!46·4477 EVENING 8:00 • JIM'S PLUMBING 1!. HEAT· lNG . Rl. 1. ll'o• 365. Golli· polio. Coll614-367-0576. 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Paga 12-The Judge ends 25 court cases Jwfce Patrick O'Brien ended 25 cases unlllllnes and coeture ~ lD fulL dw1ng Wednesday's session of Meigs Olunty Court. Fined were Alva Coates, Racine, $10 and costs, bnproper bac1:1ng; James Whittington, PomerO.v. $10 and costs, !allure to stop tor stop sign; GaryW.GIJJmre, Rutland,$10 and costs, failure to display vaUd 'plates on trailer; Surl Blevins, Rutland, S50 and costs and six months probation, Uttering, $50 was IIUSpended because the litter was cleaned up; Keith R. Myers, Tupperil Plains, · costs only for ·8llowlng a barking and unruly dog to stay In an area administered by the· ·Ptvtslon of Parks and Recreation, costs only for failure to comply with court.order; Dwayne Qualls, Pomeroy, $10 and coots, failure to comply with court order, remanded to Jatl montbl probation. Also Janice Blrch1leld, GalUpnU• Ferry, reetltutlon and cnJr1 COlts pe....., Raz.el Boa\!88. and a year's probation, a Galllpo- bad check; Us, $75 and costs, ~ days 1n Jatl, driving . while under suspension; wuuam Cochran, Vlntal, s1x months tn Jail with t1ve IJIOI)ths suspended, a year's probation and . Meigs ... • (Continued from page 1)' revlewlhgprocess used by the state In deciding the.matter. The cmunlssloners believe that Meigs Coonty was as much In need ofthestatefundlngasGalllaCounty. GalUa Olunty was awarded a $1m,lm grant, ldentjcal to the one submitted by Meigs. Sidney Edwards, Director of the Gatlla·Melgs Community Action Agency, pJWBI'ed both of the · grants. Edwai'ds, along with State Representative Jolynn Baster, will also be present atthe meeting. · River history F1nld lbr' ;apeedlng were Teresa Spugeoa, HllllllngtM, S27 and CtWtB; RobertG.Swlck,Middleport, $,21 and casts: Gary Harden, comes alive at exhibit MOnoogab ObiO. $2hndcosts; Eric Han1s, ·Racine, $21 and costs; Elizabeth Leigh, Chicago, m., S26 and costs; Robert E. Guinn, RUtland, $23 and costs, Kenneth court costs, unauthorized use of Ken. Parkersburg, S'J> and coats. vehicle, six months In Jall with tlve Forfeiting bonds were Ralph month SUS(ltllded, a year's proba· Gibbs, Jr., l"ew Haven, ~ and tionandcourtcosts,assault; James ro$!8, failure to display valid Woodyard, Pomeroy, $l5 and rosts, , registration; Gary Wright, VIenna, overwldth. · · W.Va., US. overwldth; Robert C. Fined for overload were TimothY Caldwell, VInton, U5, fallure to McDaniel, Cbeshlre, $25 and costs; display valid registration; and David IJpscomb, Pomeroy, $59 and Verron Bing and Jolm G. Martin, costs; and Johnny D. Baker, bothofGalllpolls, $Mforspeedlng. Hamden, Ohio, $11m with $500 eo.; Open door session scheduled SepL 12 Funds distributed The distribution oi $57,810,:100 In Event sel,., Saturday An Ice cream social will be belli at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church on Satauday trom 6 to 8 p.m. VanWa, choa!late, peach, hanaM and lemon Oavors will be avatlable. Hot dogs and drinks will also be served and take out orderS will be accepted. aid to dependent children has l!eet:1 i:nade by the office of State Auditor 'lbonUIS E. ' Ferguson tor Seplmlber.' Meigs cOunty received $212,288 tor 2,4.'fi recipients. Area deaths . . • A square dance will be held this .evening trom 8'to 11; ~ at the;Long Bolt~ Cornr~¥~n~ty Jll•,lkllng Refreshments will be provided. ' Dance Satunlay WUlie V. Morgan Carl E. Cnunp Wtllle V. "Nena" Morgan, 89, 2323 Uncoln Ave., Point Pleasant, died · Thursday morning at her home after a lengthy Utness. BomJan. 18,1895,atLeon, W.Va., she was the daughter of the late E.J. and Mary SIDes Rollins. . Her husband was the late James 1..: Morgan, who died Aug. 29, 19'77. She was also preceded In death by one sister and two brothers. she was a fonner cook at Point CUnlc, a ·member of Leon Baptist Church and the Pythlan Sisters Lodge at Leon. She attended Wesleyan Church In Point Pleasant. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Berialce Fry of Pooaeroy; two sons, D. Bernard Morgan andHermanL. Morgan, bothofPotntPleasant; and seven grandchildren, 12 great· grandchildren and one great-great· grandChild. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday In Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, with the Rev. Loots Hussell otflctatlng. Burial will be In Leon Cemetery. Frleti<b may call at · the funeral home from 2-4and 7·9 p.m. today. ·Carl ~· Crump, 70, Henderson, W.Va., died Wednesday In Holzer A cllaperor~Q! teen dance will be held $aturdayfrom8to llp.m. at the Long 1Jo1W1n .cOmmunitY Building. MediCal Center.. square. Hospital News • ~ . tlBF.II 'I STlTIIl~ , RENT MOVIES AT ~ THE MOVIE PLACES AU. FRUTH PHARIIACIES i 1HE ll.COVE-GAWPOUS 'TJITfWEEK'S RELEASES HOfDOG WHERE1HE I BOYS ARE • ' CJflf' rna;;) ~<.' \'.LII.BttJ. . ' " • ...,.srrw EWRY 'J'ake.()lle ............. :••~ .... lnlert .' used fiil~~!~!~ili~ theSchafer main purpose of legislators the nine county that told the RC&D proJeet area was to Improve the quality of environment and the economy of the area thrOugh the conservation and development of all rte area's resources. Chairman Schafer noted the reasonfortnvitlngtheleglslatorson atleldtourofprojectswastobetter acquaint them with the type of asstmance avatlahle to the publlc through the Buckeye Hills RC&D Program In Athens, Belmont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, PeJTY and Wa~hlngton Counties. Following the meellng at tile camj)us, the group traveled to Belmont County Road 54 so11th of Shadyside, Ohio to VIew a streambank protection proJect along 1m feet of the county road. The stream , adjacent to the road had . been eroding away the supporting banks of the roadway and threatened to close the road at three spots. The Bebnont County Commls· stoners requested technical and • The RC&D Executive · CQ\Inctl tfequent fish kills. became aware of thiS situation In 19'71 and then worked to bring attention to the problem and encourage the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Dtv· tslon of Reclamation to accept the problem as a proJect. Using funds made available through the U.S. Office of Surface Mining, ODNR proceeded to stabUlzethewastepUe and reduce the pollutant delivery Into Captlna Creek by over 90 percent. RC&D.Project Coordinator Dave Coulter explained to the legislators, "In this case, t~ Rc&D Executive CouncU was effective In solving a re5ource problem that was brought to their attention. The legislators and accompanying Rc&D group · then traveled south to Monroe County for lunch In Woodsfield followed by two more Oeld views of completed RC&D proJects. · The first afternoon stop was at the Monroe County Airport where the Rc&D program had assisted :.i1e Monroe County Airport Author· G.¥JJPOLIS - Fauure to pay outstandlni accounta In the peroent-of·lnaxne plan (PIP) may lead to COlt slJarlna for all Columbia Gas of Ohio . C\IBiornem, CDI'l1(IIIIIY officials warn. . ''If the t3li III1UQI of total debls of PIP~ and otber delinquent customers.are not IUbltalltlall;y reduced, II woold ultlnu!tely I'IIWlan Ullfalrburdenof <around $.13 a year on all customers," said Columlia Chalnnan Marvin~. White. PIP allows Coiumbijt: customers to pey ' a maximum of 10 Percent of their Income tor hi!attna . dw1ng the winter. During sUll'lllll!r, PIP custmlell are l'eQidred to pay 10 pe1 cent of their Income or their actual.- bill, whlchevl!r Is greater. Actual summer bills are UIUally lei$ thim 10 . ' , • 8ylARBY£WING ' • •z.oo ~ •zoo I 'Sf,1m Cllltomen wilD pu11clpated In PIP last winter have chopped 1M, Wblte said, while anothet:" 4,100 have been dl•• tal at their own reqlillllt. Debts fnm dellllquent PIP acrounts are In addition to $17 mUilop ill· •..,.ld accounts 011/ed by other . Columbia Clistonllrl wtao have failed to keep !lP with their billa. Undet:' present ~ White said PIP cusllmers wtao have stopped paying arid have had thi!lr service dllooilliected CaD be reconnected this tan by !ll'llllng their defaulted accounts. . They . can resume peytng 10 of their Income dutti!g the winter, he added. In most cases, the default represents a fraction of a . PIP customer's total unpaid bill. Butlt leaves a "very subalantlal" portion of the total 8CCOUli\S In arrears unpaid. "The PIP was Intended only as a temiDrary program last winter, not a long-term solution to the problem of Jow.tnmme customers wtao need help paying their utility bills, because It wiH shltt an , Increasing load on other customers," White said; , "If the plan 18 not chimged, atnOOnts 01\'ed by PIP . customeril wDI continue to build up from year to year, on tqi of prevlrus unpaid back bUls," he added. White l'ECM1ITII!I1de the~~ PIP . .• tor city ernployeeB Is thelrW~~&~S.Itisurana! beneftts and llt!Jer terms and reCommendations. conditions ofempiayrnent, •• Haynes said. ' He · pointed to · overttnie and senlm1ty as 1!1C8JJiP1et:1 of conditions, · !' ...well beloW the average or Cities the sllle of Galltpolls tn the state or I. MIDDLEPORT FilE DEPARTMENT WAI&abJ'a...-of.lol. CHICKEN BARBECUE , SATURDAY SEPT 8 · CORNEA OF RACE ST.~· NO. FOURTH the . . . . thtough their lil!gDtlatlons they, will be able to . (Continued 0!1 page A-4) Janet D. Stel&et:', chairman of the Independent rate ammlsslon, said the panel scaled dawn the requested Increases because higher man vo1urne had produced 1ncome · tor the Pcstal Service while lower lnOatlon had !'educed costs. Nevet>theless, she said, recent postal Mpluses are shrinking and scme hike Is needed. ':lt's a slriaple more {)hlo,'' ell:lpiOYeE& feel lhllt C8fl0iatlg IIICfl Ff lit Pcsta1 Service spokesman D. JIII'IIIDa Cain said hlsagencyhadno linmedlate comment on the •' '"'belssuewllh theGalllp!ll•clty ...... Illlll&ralfal == newspapers. aredeplorable.'' ...., aftaollae wte. 'lheiBaa . - .llle rl&fii lo !I¢ eit)' ' a ,"1 was· lllliUI!d to discover that ' ."Wages and tsms 91' employ· ment should stabflfze under our ~tatlm," he sald. "The Columbia. . : "'Iboee responsible tor building up an-earages are the Olil!$ whp should be responsible for thiJee. balance8." he said. '* Addltlonatly, White said there should be no absolute maraklriilm on winter dlliconnectlons. PIP sOOuld be 11 winter-only program, with partlctpants required tO pay back biDs during summer to prevent~ jlt the start of the next heating season. · • •• PIP cuatcmera should make "1\ill br slgnlflcant" payment of back billa. before reconnectJon, with · dlsconnectloii authorized If the pai'llc!pantll default again. A-od•!edJ're.Wrtler . WASHINGI'ON (AP) -The cost of ma111ng a letter ts rtstng again, with ftrst-class stamps !let to cllmb to 22 centll next year under a Iec\XIUIIeiidatloo bythePostaJRate Canmlsalon. The U.S. PcstalServkle's board of · paiDscouldput thehlghermlel Into e&ct . I!VEii «JJtWJ; but llatl lndlcaii!CI preYioully lhllt It would neal the higher tooownetnearlyllll!i. 1be mtJIIJilsiiQp'sptp-' mte Is a pellli.Y llhortoftbat requested by the Postal Service ~ Novetribet', as Is the l'I!CIIXIIIJI4!tlon for 14-cent charge for poll cards. . . The recanmendatlons released Friday aliD cover a wide' range of CXher podllal charg1es for )lllrloos types of man, lncludlnli bulk·rate· advertlllng, boW. naagamaes and WOtlcet •• about~yearsft.that'sa nauenoous tlirbM!!'," he · said. ''The l'l!l1IIDiS are obvla1s - Wilge ·ralel and wa ldtC CICIIdltlons here .. ~- . . . e' .... 'ftle Jailor I b $' • JliH 1' H. II '. customers trooa tantng to pey In the summet:' and then being l'I!L'Oiiiiecte In tl)efall, with a large debtowedto, By RANDOU'II E. 8CJIMID . 'l1lnl!l s '*wei Staft wltll the city 111 matters pertafntng GAUJPOLIS ... With Frlday's · to ''wages, bcunl, terms and succeufuJ IIIIIoll vote, .the blueconditions of ernciiDYment." collar worki!rs or the' city of IfFrlilay'si'I!IUIIsremalnunchal· C'.a_.,.ts lieCame one the first . lenged, the state Employment pub1loemployee groups In Ohio to Relations Boaid (SERB) Is ex· ~ UDder the · &tale's !leW pected-wlthlntbenext10to15days ~ bupiJIIIw law. · - 10 Cet:1lfy AFlDfE as the "Dt! Byanovet:Wiij!lmlngvoteof29-l, ·and exclullve" ~~tent lor the 33 the rm-~ ~de- ·. wodril!is . Included •m the city ' """'"' ' 10 • ~ Jqie ented 11Y !be ' bargalnlng ~ · ·~:: hdelatiDn of Stat2, Fred Haynes, ItgiDiel dlrectcr C IIJid MIIJI!clpal fortheA~dlstrlctof~, 88lc! Friday i11lll'liiDg the vote was a posltiYe step farward f9t city ', the aMQe MIIOrity ' ,Cost of first-class stamp may hit 22e .. workers. rr:::;::;::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;;;;;~;;::;f . more than the 10 peteet:lt lewl, White said. ·. NewlY 25 paW of the company's more than pe~·a.ut CAFSCME) In' future negutlations\ ~ Office by 4: :ll p.m. Sept. 281n order to be considered. · ~:a~: pe1 caat of lnam!, while actual winter biDs are much GallipoJ.is worke~ among firSt.in state · -· to unionize .u naer law Seek grant funds for seniees · alcoholism . · 10 lecttone, 14 P•ve• 110 c A Multlmecllllnc. N.wopapar P'on'lt!Oif Galli11 aIll Paint Pleatant Sunday, S.jileniber 9, 1984 PIP defaults ootild lead to gas ·cost sharing • 'Ibree Ohio legislators recently financial assistance through the tty· tn seeding 28 acres of bare and participated In a day·long tour of Buckeye Htns Rc&D Project to eroding ground around the alrpo!1 completed ReSource Conset:'Vatlon solve this problem. C:O.t·share runwayln19QUtwasnotedthatthe and Development (RC&D\ Pro- fundsweremadeav81lablethrough vegetation Is still In excellent jects located In Bebnont and the Soli Conservation Service condition and has saved the alrpor\ • Monroe Counties. Rc&D Funding Program to enable autlxlrlty a{l estlmated $2,<nl per State Representatives Jack Cera . the county to Install protective year tn annual malotenance costs. of Bellaire, Thomas· Johnson of concrete crib walls on the stream· ' From the alrport the group New Concord and Paul Mechling of banks. In this case Rc&D enabled traveled to Monroe County Road 16 Thornville met with 25 members of the county to keep open, a well· used near LewlsvUle, Ohio w~ dis· the RC&D group at the Ohio highway and to reduce streambank cal;led rubber tires hacl been l · ' University Branch CampuS In erosion. to protect 1,400 feet of streambank • ' Further south In Belmont County from eroding a~&Y and desueytnc , . Bebnont County to, receive a brief over·vtew of the fl..c&D Progrllffi the r~tlves viewed an 18 a county road. The tire$ had been . before traveling through two coun- acre, mine waste pile that has fastened to each other to form a mat · ties to view completed project now been reclaimed and revegeon the streambank and then filled work. _ tated. The waste pUe,tocated.along with stone. The legislators were The state representatives · were State Route 148 and adjacent to · Impressed With this tnnovatlve use welcomed on the tour by Rc&D Captlna Creek, had been dumping of old rubber tireS and noted how : Executive Council Chairman toxic etOuent Into the stream, well the tire$ had protected tl)e • Wayne Schafer of Marietta. . polluting water and contributing to streambank and road. ' &m.fDIY • UIM!r ALL .wArS Sflortl ............................. C.l-8 '• Ohio legislators see ~C&D ·projectS_ =~~~~~~=t~ •• ,.,.,.. IM7I' Voi."No." c" .. 1.. 1914 Soli aad Wilier~ DWI'Ict; Rays..Nndler, JWra1 DevdoplrM!nl, Speci•IW, Ohio. Cooperailve •. AWARING'DIIUIBRVLft-Oiy--a-- In a.ewlirft the I 7 of Frldafi ..... d rthi Wft'e ...,........, b)' !Illite Emtalo.JuaaatR+!!cwa..rdoftlela!TimJ.eoH•. By a wteofallll, IR~wwlaaollhed&yofGeRr • !lutlllobea+ alilted bJ'IIae~Feo' t••atSIIIR,Ccaaaaty ..rMw•lpe!Eai.-,1 !I question c1 costs .•• . The commission voted 4-1 In favor of the 22-cent rate for first-class . PROPOSED INCREASE IN 1'08TAL RATES ~ 11$·: grapldc lllalltlntM.the rata of a • flnt.daM ltamp In the u.s. . from July, 1119 at two centa to a :n proposed cents, reeom- mended Friday by the l'olaal Rate Commltl8kln. mall, she said, with Commissioner John W. Crutcher preferring a 21-cent stamp. UMW . strik~ appears.'likely,' say some coal exe~utives ~VE. SDVING BEGINS AT 11 A.M. dead Hoe. "The $64,00l question Is how long ihe strike will last," he said. It's certain that a strlke woold be a setback tor thl! coal tnclust!Y. he said. Peiidnsan and Baylor made their comments at a conferaace at VIrginia Tech on the past and future of Dinners, which include 1 /2 Chicken, 9 d R. eans an oil .......................... 1 3.&0 Chicken .Halves Sold Separately for •3.00 ~~~;;;;;;::~~~~~;~~~==~~~~~ ....;;"-..! , for Sunday -Page A-4-~ ~ ........... .~ ............... A·l tmes· COMPLETES TOUR - OompWinc Reeource DevelopmetK . ProJeclll rec 1 Uy lottery . Ohio weather: . Alllnr&he:River ............ : .. &1-8 · threat of showers• · "' te ............................ A..s • ~~;,ty .. Columni$1 Lowell Wingett discus8esliis view of a Syraeuse h~way hazlu-d-A-2 . .. ~~~~g·p::· ~nr~a~.::; Squa-L rna ke Jour runs Thursday Inside: lwttw ......................:....... A,..'J' ,, , . ·BomlDJunel914.atLeon,W.Va., · ~event Saturday ·son of till! late Carl E. and Sertha ·Downs_Crump, he a retlrel\ . EH ·~ Post 4ff1 of the electrician. • American - t..egk;n' 'w1i( SIDlllJOr Surviving are tour sons; Paul ot round and SloW daiiclng at South Shore, Ky., Jack of New the Legion hall In,Rutland. A snack Haven, W.Va., Robert of Syracuse, bar will be provided. IJve music and Carl E. of Fredrlcksburg, Va.; lqlns, Saturda>' at 9 p.m. and ends three daughters, Edna MurlofPolnt at 1 a.m. Donatloos at the door will Pleasant, Peggy MltcheU of be S2per adult and$1.50perchlld. Grtmms Landing, W.Va., and Betty Kearns': of New Haven; three brothers, Robert of Point Pleasant, ~ of Leon, and Hobart of Ponlet:O.Y: and23grandchlldrenand three great11fandchlldreli. ' Funeral5ei1VIces will be held at 2 ·HOLZER MEDICAL CEN'lER p.IJI. Saturday In Stevens Funeral DIS(BAJIGI!B SEPT. I The Southeastern Ohio Regional H001e,PolntPJeasant,withtheRev. Madge Bays, Coortney Caudill, councu Qn Alcoholism ts seeking Herman Jordan otrlclattng. Burial Jackie Oleatham, Aaron Collins, will be In Beech Hill Cemetery. grant applications for theInprovision Crystal Collins, Rebecca Cossin, of alcolaollsm services Athens, Frtends may call a.t the funeral Mrs. Marty Foley and daughter, homefrom().Sp.m . today. IJnda Foreman, Deanna Harper, Juanita HOIIchar,. Peggy Jeffers, Seeks divorce Ida Jdlnsm, Jolm Kerr, Florence ':en:S Kllltngswmh, Gerald LangiJJme, IJnda J. KeUey, Rac~,Jlas tiled Beatrice Lisle, Samuel Lutton, outreach. counseung and rererra1 foradlvorre.tromRodgerD. Kelley, lkmer McQuaid, 'lbomas ·Mea· services for the treatment or Weather fo~st Athens, charging gross neglect of cham, Alma Monf&omet:'Y, April duty andextiemecruelty. Morgan, Mrs. Lads Paullns and Mostly clear tonight. Low 55-00. daughter, Mary Pickens; Mrs. Health for compliance wtth the . Southeasterly to southerly winds l Daniel Preston and daughter, Irene State Standards for Alcoholism 1o-2>mph. Mostlysunny,tareezyand tu Programs. They should be pre. Roush, Garnet Scott, Freda Smith, wann Saturday. High 84-89. Cbance Charles Straight, Fkll'elloe 'l'ralner, pared to begin services on nec. 1, of raln 10 percent tonight and WDHam Trapp, Glenn Wel)b, Alire Saturday. Meigs Olunty EMS squads made Ya~q. months. 1984 and provide services for seven ExtftMied Forecaal tour runs Thursday. BDmil All services under these grants S 'ayllarough~ AtS:'STam.• Rutlandsquadwaat Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dameron, shaH be provided to special JlOIIiilaSJIP& dael""' of lllowen each to Dexter for Ralph Swan to Holzer daughter, Jackam; Mr. and Mrs. lions. These cuent IDpulatlons are Ay.IIJPIIInlhemld-'llllolowi!QL Medical Center; at 10:06 a.m ., Robert Varian, sm, Rutland;. Mr. defined as: 1) Indigent. 2) elderly. LoW&_.Sunda)' and tnOIIIJy In lhe Tuppers Plains waat to fuvnshlp and Mrs. fto!lert Whittington, 3) mlDorltles, 4) multldlsabled, 5) • Mwlday and '1\aeeda.Y. Road %74 fa' Tony Ban1nger to St. daughta', ~lfll!o, W.Va. youth and 6) women. Joseph'$ Hospital; . Middleport VEl'EBANII MEMORIAL ·Any request over $15,tro will not Ohio numben . transported Lois Llevlng from the AclmlastOIIa - Edwin Cross, be considered. The Regional Coun· Middleport Holzet:' CllniC to Holzer · Racine;' Genevieve Guthrie, Cool· en reserves the right to approve ot ·CLEVELAND (AP) The Medical Q!nter all: 52' p.m. and at vUJe; Mary Andrews, Lana Bottom. reject any aJid all appllcat10111. One ~number wawn Thursday li:59p.in., PoneoySquadwaatto DildJal1lal - Harry Schwab, original and four copies should Ill! nl,ht lD the Ohio l..otlery's dally f?eachtorkRoadforWtllleColllnsto Gertrude Andrews. postmarked by or In tiie SEORCA pme. "'Ibe Number," was 679. Ewing's Funeral Home. .· .In the "Pick 4" game, played ,...-......::;_----~----------------..:__ _ _ _ _ Monday through Frlclay, .the win· ntDg JIIIITiber was 1935. was Meip Co,unty has received a grant to continue a child and 6pnily heallh ·pt'O(V8Dl-B-6 ' were,lefllorlall&: MarkFoney,SIIPII¥11or.~ p.m. break dancing; 1p.m., the Mild . c:loeks. stained glass, soft sculpture, FUver Sand; 2 p.m.; Charlie Lilly; 3 .ceramiCs, palnttngs and thei'e will p.m. Lone Wolf; 4p.m ., DenverRice be a variety of food stands. The Middleport Fire Department and 4: :ll, the Grubb FllJ1111y SingerS; 5 p.m. square dancing and will slll&e a chicken barbecue In conjunctlonwiththeparlyandthere 6 p.m., Blitzkrieg. . · There will be dlsPJays of arts and will be a number of gift certificates crafts on the streets with numet'Wli at ·•Middleport businesS houses Items being otfet:ed for sale. Among awarded. A sale of block party the Items being otrered with be t·shlrtswill be held. Merchants are holding sales with merdlandlse at special prices dw1ng the party IWr. North Second Ave.• will be closed totrafflctromMIUSt., to WalnutS!., dw1ng the party hours . .A representative from Congress· man Clarence MUler's otrlce will conduct an open door sesskm from 10 a.m . to 12 noon Wednesday at the courthouse In Paneroy. AnYone having questions con· cerniJ)g the federal government Is Invited to stop by and discuss thm1 wth the IEIJ1esentatlve. -~~8-1 c-vUioa .-1 :Middleport all set for block party ·AiJ Is ~'gQ" for the second annual J1.11ddleport Chamber of Conunerce BJi:ick Party tomorrow, Dr. Craig Mathews, chalnnan, silld today. Chamber ·members are hoping tor cooperation from the weather Salunlay slDoeatulldayo! activities has been planned from 10 a .m . to 7 p.m. Entertainment at the stage area will be continuous starting at lla.m. wKbSweetMountalnSound; 12noon ~ Meigs High School band; 12: ~ . .• ·the state's soils•-Page D-1 . -pended. and costs, and six VIrginia coal. Few of the panelists during the twoday IDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY meeting mentlo'iaed tl)e posslblllty of a strike, but, they thought a work stqJpage was likely. • Thmias F. Tabacchl, president of Pltlston Coal Sales Group In Lebanon, said most utlll!:les will.haVe about:OOdaysworthofcoalstockplledbythecontract' deadline. most of thOee that did said Ohio jobless rate increases; state offieial blames Reagan . .. 1'1 1984 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ro- - slDoe 1976," Ms. Steinbacher said. Other highlights of Ms. Steinbach· the Burea\1 of Employment Selvl· er's monthly report: -The number of Ohloana who cea, blames President Reagan's . t:Wiunlc policies for an August have Jobs decreased to4. 733rnUllon, reversal that sent Ohio's unemploy· 2.3 pereent below July, -In July, the latest month for ment up again after two monthly whiCh complete coonty data was declines. . The figure went from 8. 7 pe1 cent available, seven countleshadunem· ployment rates of 13 percent or In July to9.8percent, compared to a ;national rate of 7.5 pe1 cent.that was more, led by Lawrence with 16.4 percent and Adams with 16 peitl!nt. unchanged frooa July. Ms. Steinbacher attributed the Ms. Steltlbacher, who had given Ohio Increase to "the record federal deficit, hlgh Interest ralel and DetnOCratlt Gov. Richard Cdeste record doiJar, values (which) con- at least part of the credit for June and JulY reductions In Ohio's Jobless rate, was asked why the governor slKJuldn't share ihe blal)le tor the products.'' Sbe added at a pews conferenre latest lncreese. She responded that with regard to that "Oblo and Its Great Lakes Celeste'seconoinlc gains "yoohave oelghbors have been on a hard mad to.put It Into a larger picture." She to Job remvet:y. Today's figures said that when he came tntoolrk:e :Jl mark aMber tWist In the road." The admlnlstratcr said the actual months ago, Ohio's Jobless rate was llll1lla' of unemployed OhloaDs 3.5 percaat above the national kicreased 35,00llnAugust to482,<nl• avenge but the spread now Is onlY ''i'oday'l ~ . represent the . 2.5 paa:t!it. Sbe said she thinks this lhowl substantial progress. larg1eJt rate of July-August Increase berta Steinbacher, administrator of • SATURDAY, SEPT. 1..:..10 A.M.-7 P.M. ON ITAlE. moo A.M.-I• 12:00 II"' II_. 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