http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ae78e5dfbcd2d28695400984d0807c66.pdf 299aaded680c0e0ad44b5c28d00a441b PDF Text Text Page 10-The DaHy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Convicted slayer el~ctr,ocuted today Mondale unveils (Continued from page 1) final year of President Reagan's tax cuts for those earnlngabove$60,®, and a 15 _pet cent mlnlrimrn tax on COlJXlratlons. Mondale's spending cuts would ' lnclude$25 b1111on less for defense by JiQ!, $12 . billion less tor health programs, $f bllllon lesS for agrjculture and $5 billion In savingS by running the government more efficiently. ANGOLA, La. (AP) - TlmoiiiY Bllldwln, convicted of bludgeoning todeathanll)-year-oldbllndw<man who was godmotherto.!qs youngest son, was executed In Loulsilula's electric chair ~ly Monday. Baldwfn. ' 46, was pronounced deadat12:13a.m. CIYr,saldC. Paul Phelps.~ of Public Safety . Council president resigns post Oris Hubbard resigned as pres!· dent of Syracuse Village Council at · the regular meeting held last Thursday. Elected to the office vacated by Hubb;lrd was Kenneth Cundiff. Hubbard will continue to serve on thecouncU. . A letter will be wrttten by council · to the Meigs County Board of Elections as!ddg that the Syracuse voting polls be brought back to vUiage hall. The polls wereiiiOVW to the Carleton School for the last election, but council feels the move Is unsatisfactory. Council also passed two resolutions during the meeting, one to accept lbe sale of C!lble Entertain· ment to Consolklated Communlca· tions Group or West VIrginia. and the other to accept tbe amounts and rates . determined by the budget commission. Present at tbe meeting were Mayor Eber Pickens, council members Glen Cundiff, William E. Gulntber, Jack Williams, Orts Hubbard and Kenneth CUndiff, Village Marshall Milton Varian and Janice LaW!lOn, secretary. Meigs County happenings Open house lonight Meels tonight Chester Elementary will be holding an open house this evening at 7 p.m. APl'O meeting will follow. All Interested parents and the pubUc are Invited to meet the staff and admlitlstratlon. • The Pomeroy Elementary PrO will hold a meeting at the school this everung at 7: :JJ p.m. An officers meeting will held at 6: ~p.m. Tuesday meetings The Meigs Athletic Boosters will hold a meeilng tomorrow at 7: :JJ p.m. In tl)ebandroom. Agame fUm may be shown. Meigs County EMS squads made a total o( seven runs over the weekend. At9: 54 p.m. on Saturday, TUppers Plains went to Reedsville for Fred Flowers to Veterans Memorial. At 10: 56 p.m. Tuppers PlaliiS returned to Reedsville for Cllfford Roc\thold, also to Veterans Memorial. On Sunday, 3: 15 a.m., Pomeroy was called to a motorcycle accident on S.R. 143 and transported David Young to Veterans Memorial. At 1: 45 p.m. Tuppers Plains was called mS.R. 00 West for Jane Eichinger to St. Joseph's. Raciriewas called to S.R. 124 at 6:55 p.m. for John Longsworth to Veterans Memorial. At 8:35p.m. TUppers Plain~ went to S.R. 124 at Long Bottom for Leona Hensley to Veterans Memorial. At 9:42p.m. Pomeroy was called to the · Pomeroy Health Care Center for Goldie Cremeans to Hol2er Medical Center. Veterans 1\femorial Saturday Admissions- .. none. Saturday Dlscharges-·--Andy Cross, Kenneth Cremeans, Hobart Cozart, Mary Andrews. \ Sunday Admlsslons----'Jennlfer Foreman, Pomeroy; David Young, Columbus; Media Schoonover, Rutland; John Longsworth, Racine; Leona Hensley, Long Bottom. Sund.ay Discharges----Randy .Smith, Edward Bush. Meels lonighl The Meigs County Jaycees will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the Jaycee quartet'S. ' No1 on welfare account of problems encountered by Richard and Zelma Gilmore of the Pomeroy area with water service being discontinued at ·their home In which resides a child who Is ill was meant In no way to Indicate that the Gllrnores are welfare recipients. The family Is not Q11 welfare rolls. An Hoosiers lo meet The Soutbern Junior High At· hletlc Boosters will meet tonight at 7: ~ p.m. at the junior high school. Parents with children participating In any school sport should attend lbe meettog. .. To anend session Litter projects booklets now due 49ers dump Redskins seory. P~MMo oa PIIP a death penalty In 19'16. ' ,-, . Baldwin, whO ate a last nal • two b8cOn and tomato~ and french bies, was led ~= CP.Il precisely at midnight, down aM-root hall to tbe eXecu chamber, and 'strapped Into thl chair. AnodfroinLoutslanaStatePrllon Warden· Frank BlackbUrn and thl · first c!Wge of 2,1m volta ,IIIIJ'i'!Cl tllrooil1 Baldwin's body, folkJweCI dlsgU.stw\ththesocletythatnctused bychal'gesof500,2,1m,and500~j · toacceptl*iJUlOCence. · Baldwin stiffened atf.er..!he unt _. "I'm&Wlgw~I'vegot to atone dJ8tae and showed no lipli ot for lbe tlllngs I did In thlllllfe, and I breathing. ThethlrdchiiJ'IIf!tmiPt pulled some escapes,'' he said In a smoke ~lng from his left hlp, IIW1 ~ ~tement. "Yw are aolna to therewasUttlereactlontolbeblrtll chartle. A COJ'OIII!1" cleclated 111m havetogothere, too." He was then admlnlstered four deadat12:13a.m. jolts of electricity In all- first 2,1m Baldwin's mother, Barbara~ volts, then 500, then 2,<Dl, and then win, said he was an altar boy Ill another 500 volts, said Frank Wlllowlck,Ohlo,wherehewasbom. Black'bum. wardenoftheLouls.lana He said he was 46.1 His mother, State P-rison at 1\ngola. however, said he was 42. Baldwin was tbe fourth person Members of tbe victim's famtly . executedlnLoulslanaandthe24thln said In Interviews that they ha!1 , the Uhlted States since the U.S. · waited for the execution. Supreme Court reinstituted lbe "I'm not pleased with anything. I BALDWIN EXECVftON - Convicted JcWer '11nlcKby Baldwin II death penalty In 19'16. just feel justice has finally beep IIUlTOIIJided by liM!!e!•na state Penllemlary guards as he eaters a Baldwin went throogh a succes· done, or Is going to be done, but it secured area for IIlii appearance before the SWe Pardon Boanl In slon of lawyers as be took his case took an awful lot of doing all around . August at the s.\ale ptiloo at Angola, La. ·Baldwbt was executed early through eight appeals and eight on (Joi Ofpeople's part," saldFra.DJ[ this momlng. (AP La8erphoto). execution dates In six years, but tbe T Lll'Jt, a~~t·Of Mn. Peten' 801ii. . :' U.S. SUprerrie Court rejected his last As tbe executkln was carried oiat, attempt 7·2 on Sunday. a groupo!ptoieiitershelda "vlgiUot He was thefourth person executed Ufe" outside the prison gates 11ft$' The Eastern High School band is and the leadership being exhibited lnLoulsianaandthe24thexecutedln an earllerdEmonsti'atlonOI!~the l()o)klng forward to a busy fall by upper class memberS. This year's field commander Is the tJnlted States .since the U.s. guvemor's mana!On Ill Bakm season, Following a successful band Jennifer Grover. Krlstl Sheppard, Supreme Court reinStituted .the ~- · TwodernonstratorslnfawroflJie camp, the musicians had the Robyn Barnett, Amy Louks and death penalty were at the prison opportunity to appear at the Ohio Ertc KesSinger are til!! majorettes Weather forecasl the step-parents of a teen-aged girl State Fair, the Belpre Homecoming and Oag corps members are Donna whose killer, Robert LeeWDUe, allio Parade, the Chester Labor Day Curtis, Tarn! Wells, Terri Stout, Mostly cloudy tonight wlthasllgh_t Is on Deatl! Row. · festMtles and at the Eastern· Tracy Ireland, Michelle Sisson, chance · of showers. Low ~. Amy Ritchie and Connie Hendrix. Southerly winds lesS than 10 mph~ Waterford game. With 57 members In the band this Seniors are Jennifer Grover, Krist! Tuesday, variable cloudiness with a r-----------+ year, the enrolbnent Is one of the Sheppard. Taml Wells, Tracy chance of showers and thunder· ------------~· ,. largest for the school. Band Director lrelend, Connie Helu!rlx, Tina '- storms.High!D35.pumceof~aln30 .I. . LEGAL NOTICE James Wilhelm Indicates he IS Hupp, Angie Spencer, MarkShriev- percent tonight lind 40 percent The Public Ulilities Commia· ' pleased with the _splrll of the band ers and Keith Stout. · Tuesday. · sion of Ohio t\as set for public EHS band has busy schedule Emergency squads make7runs · The Syracuse PTO will meet TUesday at 7 p.m. at the school. and~ 1!1 Bilton Rouge. Before he was put to death, a grim-faced Baldwin expre&Sed his ,- . . ~Forecatit Recyclirlg project is open to public Special bags to promote recycling ate being distributed through the Meigs County Extension Office and local merchants. Residents are urged to save their glass, aluminum and newspapers. They can obtain more Information on area recyclers froin the Extension Office. Due to great response, the Special Olympic · Recycling Drive will continue through September 29. Materials can be brought to the Meigs Conly Fairgrounds of) Saturday, Sep~ber 29, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. To date, over 3,00J pounds of paper have been recycled. Aluminum ' and glass have also been recycled. Klla .Young, . Litter Program AssiStant, iscomplllngadlrectoryof Individuals, organizations and char· ltles recycling. Individuals who would like to donate matertals will bereferredtothesegroups.Persons who would like to receive tjonatlons for their recycling drive or would like to donate materials, inay do sb by contac.ttng the Extension Office at 992-6696. Ohio lollo winners · CLEVElAND (AP)-~oldersor eight wlnnlng tickets will share an "Ohio Lotto" jackpot of $2,465,637, Ohio Loitery officials say. The eight tickets listed all slx numbers selected In the latest week)y lotto drawing Satufllay night The wtnnlng numbers were 2, 6, 11, 13, 39 and 40. Wednesday lltroup Friday. · Fair on ~ and nrursday. Chalice of II!MMtn ~­ mps u GJe S.. WeiJNwlay and u lhemld-. .tortlltHIOI~and . . ~- 1.-s In the~ to mld-81111. rr=========::;i IN SUNDAY'S PAPER 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVEnE Should Have Itt!! Prind 53,900 • . ·Mot S2,900 • MOTOR CAR BROKERS Middltpoit, Ohio l,'ll . tiearing Case No. 84·12·EL· '' EFC, to review tne luel procurement practices antt policies of Columbus lind Southern Ohio Electric Com· pany, the operalion of its Electric Fuel Componenl, and related matters. This hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on-Wednesday, October 3 . 1984 at Jhe offices of lhe Public' Utilities Commission. '180 East Broad Street. Colum,; bus. Ohio 43215. ,: All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further information may b'! obtainOI<J by contact· ing the Commission. • THE PUBLIC Ul'ILITIES 'CQM· ( MISSION OF OHIO , , ,. By: MARY ANN ORLINSKI, Secretary are t t t · t ·c,.,.,....;oe. ""' VoU4, No. FALL :HUNTING : CLINIC :Sunday, Sept. 1A..... t 12 noon· 6 p.m. t' tf Manufacturer's Representatives from the companies will be f on hand- Marlin Darton Archery, Bear Jennings • l Archery, P.S.E. Archery,· . PennwOOds Calls, Outdoor tI. HeadQuarters, Sandy Distributors, Mason County Field Archers.Sports 'f Fire~rms. Arche~y. Archery Clinic Specialist and former W. Va. State Champion 'Larry Farley wilfbe here to talk wllll yciu. Door Prizes will be glvlfl away every half-hour, Grand Prize - Bear Whitetail Hunter will be given away at 6 p. m . sunday. No Purchase Necessary, Need Not Be Proslflt · To Win, Novelty Shoots for D<>or Prizes. Fred Be.or Bow Hunting Film. f f f t f f . t SN Friday's Po,-r For Details J Specials tt t "New" P•ll Store Houri Open Sunciay ·, 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. . t f Gunomilh !it,.l... 111d HOI Bluet.., A•ollohh! " fiWII' f AutlooriiA'CIIIow W'tornlll)' Conter ... f t .t ' : t ' . . JM-671~2911 t l STOlE HC:lWS: Man. thrv Sat. 9:30 .......a100 p.m.. ·f More ' 0p1n ~ 12 . - ' NatTo-CJ ID S. ,p.a .. _ ''FREE CHEC ING''-----m · ~a--u' IS NOW AVAILABLE . TO ALL STUDENT NO MINIMUM BALANCE NECES'SARY. Being a sludenl is _nolan easy task. h requires a greal deal of lime and . efforl. To help you wilh your financial reaponsibil.l lies, lhe Farmers Bank Ia offering '"F~EE (:HECK lNG" to .all sludenls wilh no minimum balance required. · • Farmers 8ank I .. . . . . I fDI(' • ·: 't- .,~--~~~~~~-~~~~==~t~=~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~l Y. .'C•••••kJ Owrl. Ink ' · -- ~~~ ~~ *f''•bfs -·~·-&• . 1-----~---~----~--~ - enttne ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tue~ay. September 11, . 1984 1 Section, 10 ..._ 211 eem.. A Muttimect&llnc. Naw..,.. . . ' singled out~ tq> priortty. Of those six. Route33, from Pmteroy to Ra~ Is a petfectexampleofhOW ~a modem road would lmpmYe our area and actually link tl\ls region with an Interstate highway By NAj'IICY YOAOIAM 8 1'1 ........... "I can't make a .conllllllmllrt today,". lltat ~ WWI delivered by 01t1o Department of Tran.lportatlon Director Warren Smith to aPlJIU(I- system." "U an the,construction money In tbe state was earmatked tor Sou~ Ohio, constnlctloncould not begin because of wtdated plans. BUt It Is a polltlcal declsim 11 111 whose IIJihways get planned and It Is another political decl8lon as to how ~ It takes to do the planning. We, In Southeastern Ohio, have been 'planned to death.' 1be time ~come to letdeadlhw for plannlngorwe'll- another decade · 1M a half of no progresS," declared Bush. "We are a neglected comer of tbe stall!. We have · been told over and over by dlffes mt amnJnlstratloQS . tl),at the state has no money. We've.oontlnuall): been· . shortchanged by_both parties.'' Bush continued. mately«lpeopleattendlngas~meettngMonday concel'lllal • .area's tranlp>rtatlon problems. Chantber of. CoiJUJII!IOE! J'l!P~tat!ves from ·I..ancaste!o, Locan, Atliens, Poineroy, Middleport and ·Portamol.tth Joined Melp .county aoverarnent otfldals, Pomes.oy city ""'rl•l•,local polltlcalleaders .and private citizens were In attendance. · Southeastern Ohio~ Cowtcl1 Pn!sldent BOb Evans, as well as ·variOus inembers of the SoulbeasternOIIIoHIRitwayUaencmunlttee,wason hand 1D dllcuss tbe area's 1ransportatlon problems with Smith, otlia' ODOT ojllclals, State Re!)11!11Bltalives Jo1Y.n11 Boster, Paul Mechling and Steve Wllllaml~ State Senlttor Qakley PlUins and other Ulllletleflad Ron Ash, presldetlt of tbe Potiii!IO)' Area Cbamber ~ lO officials. · . ' Ot*"tMic~ Kenner .Buab, whO served as chairman ror the that the SEORC Is a regional _Chamber Of t.orrunerq! type OI'ganlzatlon and that lt W!JSfpunded over a ~ade ago with tbe objecUve,to · Baltbe completion of the Awl!lachlan Hlgltway from · .Cincinnati to Parketsburg. SEORC efforts were session, explained expanded · several yearS ago to Include maJor lmth-UJth routes ¢roBslng lbe Appdachlan alllh- way. "<\ year ago,latter 18 n¥.WJths ot !WB, much research, l'liiiiiY ~· and real£i'qr !ll@t 'We" .can't meet every 11eiit; wr~upWftll.ait1iV&an ess ~Of Southeastern Ohlo'sblghway lil!l!ds." 'Commented ~ "Highway Improvement .Is absolutely necesiary to open the .region 111 jobs ~ Industry. !Att of 17 critical txittlenecks; six were . t Co~ ' ·-..... - ....... bllks ot Canmeroe, pointed IN! that aver the years, COiies.>ottlettce from state nftlclals OOIIOI!I'IIjJ!g the .~r road. cllallen&et' ~Cdunty to •'p~Uvtde a unified frOnt" .In showing the need for highway Improvement. Accw " 1 to Alb, ''Will *<9* Ia' livs frGin one enl of 111e Oll'lttlar llllid to 111e aliter OD '-dtor~sme 1. . MelpbM&Mallle!Ute wW I& ................ frliaal." Added Busb, ''We're wtlqlle down here In lbe hills. . AI ot the peqlle ben! today fnm the dllleiatt areas . l~?&t~Z,~~=~-= tl'tlngs 'on the back bUnter~ and banned lq¢tlter to support what we feel IS of the greatest regional · irnportance. ,, ' .·· . .(Continued on page ~0) ac~eierate wMb eadt tiiJI!I' •IIIey tila•n~ the nlt«n Oblo. AUeft ll~red!rN,I'.l• dWIIIpJt&:. · - M ~ pa••-••ot""'• M · ld d · =ld~~~.a: · :~~~=:= . a.y or to to pr_o ce.e . ~: ~~7:;~::.=-a ~E:r'¥..5 with HUD ·a pplication .-;_·. . • • No ·colnmitment . gi~en on ar~a's h · way problems . ' ·I -Miss America pageant_ at y I ; t t t . Seegarden • e ces offered by the compimy. FREE · l!ltory GCl P~~&e4 r----------~------1 t Herb vinegar AL West race tightens John Musser of lbe Downing· Childs Insurance Agency Inc., Pomeroy, will attend a Ufe Insurance education and tl;llnlng program In Columbus from Tuesday through Thursday this week. The marketing school Is spon· sored by Auto-Owners Insurance Co_ of Lansing, Mich., and emphas· 1zes . Jl!!rSOnal life Insurance planning, business life Insurance artd other speclftc Insurance servi- 4-H clubs In Meigs County are reminded that their Utter project booklets due at 4: ~ p.m. on Wednesday at the Meigs County Extension Office. Clubs are competing for county, state and ,d!Stt1Ct awards. The top three clubs In the county wm receive $25, $15 and $10, respectively. The Utter packets are available through the Meigs County Extension Office. ' · The current 40-month pact be- ~. tbesoftOOilllndulbyexptresat12:01 met,however,atentatlvepaclmust dlffti:uJt In recent · we'eks. The lndllstiy bargainers w~ wt of before voting on lt.. ~: both sides exp-essed hope ' ' The UMW has a long hlsiDI}' of no . By BOB HOEFLICH . .........,otJonsAug :n saytngthey contract, ooworlt. SaCIJJOI ~Writer ' the •· ' The ..·-sides' havefatledtoreach did uq~ not think oontlnulng aess1q11s n•u Middleport Mayor Fred Hotp:nan woold prqve productive. • a strike-tree contract settlement In was authorl:l.ed to pi'OCEed with tbe Tnlrnka. according to swrces every barplnlng year since 196&. HUD application fOr clearing some cloleto'thetalks,hadbeenwalttng ThelongestiJirllcetook~lnthe $57,1m for tbe purchase of land for-lbe managanent team to s1g11a1 winter It llm-'l8, and It lasted more which might be used for housing a~ 111 return to the table . thanlOO~. when Middleport Village Council for new talks. , .--~---.-------------.., TheFedera!MedlatlonandConcl- . liltdon ServiCe, WtrJae It(ll : 1 etla' ttves often take' part In last-gasp colleciiVe&rplniatg,hadnomedla· us .at tile talks Monday, said the IWI'Cel, whO declined to ~ named \:!UbiiCly. . .•. When· nego\latlons started In •. _ met In regular session Monday night. , Council voted unantmouslytorlbe mayor to pi'OCEed with the appllcatkln, after It was reported that lbe $57,1mlsavailablethroughthelfl.JD grant for lbe purchase of such . leglsllltlon ivm provide fOr spec~a~:: burning """"'its to be •·-"-" at the: .......,., Ftt1i discretion........ of the. Middleport Department. CwnCIIman Wlll1lim Walters abstained from voting and Councllnien Bob Gilmore, Dewey Horton, Carl Horicy arid Jack propet1y. Satterfield approved tbe second MayorHoffmanreeormnendslbe reading. . village proceed In negotlattog for Surve.Jor.._'tflllpUL' • four lots at the corner of Park and A delegation from Hudson,~ Page Sts. with the Idea that 1be dlscuslled tQe village's hlr1rtg of a PJqJertycouldbeusedbythelow!t. surveyor to detennlne jllopeal'y Mayor Hottman said that the ttnes · .on lbe street. An · AlbeRs property would be a valuable asset surveyor who had been employed · tothetownandcanbepurcllasedfor . months ago to do lbe work had between $35,im and Hl,OOJ. Indicated that he would attend the IAdpa objel6la last several cwncU meetings to A resident was present toexpJ,'CSS outlllle the work he has 'done, herobjectlonstoanordlnance\Yhlch However, lie had been given an prohlb!tsburnlnglnthecornmunlty. ultlrnatumthatheattendlastnlght's The ordinance was earlier given the meeting or he would receive no pay first ofthreerequlredreadlngs. The for work done t'tus far. He did not resident said that she understood attend therefore, Mayor Hoffman that the village had to take action said the surveyor will not receive beca!ISI! stme people do bUm things any money from ·the village. Ii was other than paper and as a result, Indicated thattbesurveyorhaddone have fire smoldering for long title search work at the courtltou9e periOds of time. HoWever, she said In relatlon.lo the project. she seldom has . trash pickup It was agreed to attempt 111 hire · services because collectors do not anotber surveyor to handle :tbe . '. · ' come to bel'):ll'opet:ty very often and project , with Mayor Hottman to · that' the ordinance would create a make contacts on the matter. ' problem forher·ln that papetwould Ret!uelltilllteed buit.,. oollectovertoncperkldsoftlme.Sile The Hudson St. group also asked al!o cited lbe additional expense of tor more speed · bumps on 'their ~ • traSh balls and tbe large amount of street. more fill dirt, complained · accumulation several weeks agalnst barking dogs, speedlltg and 1whlcl! will happen U she Is not ot.lter problems on lbe street arid allowed to burn paper. She saki that about a resident on the street whO she felt tbe ordinance Is unfair. says she owns property but mes nOt Several councU members ex- keep It clear of brush. Council plalned that they had received more referred the request tor more speed favocable than l,llifavorable com- ~piS and the clearing of the menta, from res~ts on 'the new hillside property to the street ordinance. Burning has been the di;ntmlttee. The group was told to · subject of many canplalnts lodged sign CQmPialnts against barking at village hall over lbe years and . dogs. · particularly by people having Council approved lbe report of brellthlliR problems, they said. Mayor Hoffman showtngrecelptslif Following the dlscul8lon, councll $926'l.51 In fines and fees for tbe approved a secood reading of lbe month of August as presented by non-burning ordinance. The new (Continued on page 6) over t' �Tua•dav. 5eptlmber 11. 1984 Commentary 49ers dump Redskins, 37-31 sAN FRANCISCO ames_ . _. Ill Court Street , · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA AJ:b. e.lm15(1 ,.,..._,._""T", ~c:loo=o 'q;tv ROBERT L; WINGETT Publisher PAT WHJTJ):HEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller ' I Victims of ·crime--:......______J,__ The Daily Sentinel BOBHOEFUCH . General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News E.,tltor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, lnllll)d Dally Press Assoda· lion ud the Amerlc"" Newspaper Pobllshers A590Ciatlon. LE'M'ERS OF OPINION are weloome. 'Jlhey Mould be le&l!l lban SOO words loac. Allletteraare•ubject toedltlnaud mu.t be alped wllh name, address and tel~ number. No ulllllned letters wlil be publllhed. Letters should be In pad lalte, addreslllnlllsues, not personaUtles. ·The m~ket:' which way will it go·? WASHINGTON- Every news- AtknlfepOintherapesher; he beats listens not only to tbe prosecutor, paper reporter who covers the her Into bloody submission, trashes but also the the crtm!nal's lawyer, criminal courts Is famtllar with the . her belongings, destroys her teie- his mother, his minister, his cruellrony that so often is Imposed phone, and departs with a warniJig friends. They plead for leniency. upon victims of clime ln our that If she goes to pollee be will The victim is now allowed to society. These victims discover, to come back and kill her. describe what the crime has cost their bitter resentment, that crlml· A few days later a suspect ts her in medical expenses, the nal defendants have all the rtghts. arrested. The victim must take replacement ot destroyed belongThe vl~tlms have none. time . oll ·from her job to go to a Ings, lost time 11'011\ work and sheer Both houses of C<>ngress now ·pollee llneup: There she endures the anguish. The judge sentences the have acted on sllghtly different !ncllfference of the pollee and the defendant to three years ln prtson, versions of the "VIctims cit Crime hostile stare of the suspect's where he will be housed, fed and Assistance Act of19!4." If the bill Is altorney. The suspect Is released on cared for by the taxes that are paid enacted into law, probably as part his promise to showupfortrtal. Her by, a!IIOng others, the victim. And of a package of half a dozen days and nights are now filled witb he will be out in 18 months. measures in thls field, victims no terror at the tl!.ought of the rapist's In one form or another, . such longer will feel quite so neglected. return. Eventually a rial date Is set. stories are repeated thousands of The . bill Is no cure-all for the Time .after time the 'victim must times a year. A robber kills a cab problem, but It will provide slgnlfl- adjust her llfe to the convenience of drtver, leaving the driver's wife and . cant help. the lawyers. She must undergo tlie children destitute. An old man ls In Its final report In January 1!&, . ordeal of rellvlng the experience tn mugge.d, beaten and left paralyzed.. the president's Task Force on her testimony and cross- Last year 1.2 million violent crtmes VIctims of Crime ' described the · examln<!tlon. were reported to pollee - crimes of problem in the context of a typical ·This Is not aU. The suspect Is :murder, rape, rol>bery and aggta· case of rape. A man has brokellinto convicted and Is brought on for vated assault - and ln every one of · the house of a 50-year-old woman. sentencing. At a hearing the judge these at least one victim suffered (AP) -The stakes weren't as high as their conference title claab, but the emotions were just as ch,arge(l and theoutcmleaboutasclolle. The San Francisco 49ers, frus. trated by running out ot time 1n a cmneback bid against the Washing· ton Redsklns for the National Footl)all Coo.ren!nce cbamplonshlp .,.year,pulledarolerevenaland gained a 37-31 triumph Monday nlglrtbt aNatlona!F~n League ~ game. .. Jce Montana opened the sOO'N by guiding the 49l!rs to a 2'!:-ll lead ln the second period en .roule to one !If hiS best days tn ·the pros With 381 yards Pl!lllng. Then the 49erB hung m as Wtlshlnglon quarterback Joe The!. mann led the RalsldiiS on a four.~chdawn coml!back and fin. !shed wtth33lyards;through life air. ·"It reminded rTf'! a Jot or last year's NFC chamj>lonshlp game,'' _i._K...,...~fpa_tric_k unforgettably. The pending bill Would create a • felleral fund of up to SlOO' million a year, drawn chiefly rrom fines paid in federal criminal cases (about $72 • mUIIon last year) 4nd from f(ll'fe-., !C::pe~~o~~:;";:! ~=:) io1J:, states ·to.supplement the estimated $62 rt\Uilon they now are providing ' In assistance to victims. 'Iblrty· · eight stales have programs of at least some compensation, . maW)' , tor m~lcal expenses and sto~n or destroyed property. Spoii&OI'I or the, bill, Including such conservatives as Cochran of Mississippi and Warner of Virginia, and such llberals as Bradley of N~ Jersey . and Kel\lledY of Massachusetts, are . hopeful that the bill Jovlll encourage all the states to adopt exper!IJI!lntal programs In this field. • The bUI has another attrl¢tlve feature: It would authorize a viCUml· of federal crime to be heard at · parole hearings, where .the viCUm could testify . to "t~ emotional, pgychologlcal, physical and finan· clallmpact a prospective parolee's uime had upon his life." The bUI also contains a novel ' feature that gives me <j)ause: It : would confiscate any royalties or lectuho> fees paid to · a convicted , criminal who wrote or talked about; his ''thoughts, oplnlons or emotions ,,, regarding such clime.". ' saldWashlngtau~-:erArtMonk, who caught 10 paues tor:IOOyartts. ''Timeranout j 'uslonlghtjustUke Staff thanks parents · ' We. say thank you for your support and cooperation during our recent Parent-Teacher Workshop. . We slncerely hope you f9und these sessions enjoyable and lnforma· tlve. - John Lisle, Prtndpal. Salisbury Elementary School. Today in history Today lsThesday, Sept.ll, the255thdayofl9!4. Tberearellldaysleftln the year. WASHINGTON- The heart of Latin American death squad activIty beats most stJ;Ongly tn Guadalaj· ara, Me>ctco. This is the conclusion of knowledgeable sources Interviewed by my associates Dale Van Atta In Washington and Jon Lee Anderson ln MexiCo, Honduras and El Salvador. The first clue came last year when an admitted Honduran death squad member told Anderson that his group and others like lt received direction from Mexico. He Identified the coordinating organization · as CAL, the Initials of the World Anti-Communist League's Latin American afflllate. After my report was published, the league belatedly kicked CAL out or the International body. The league's U.S. head, retired Army Gen. John Slnglaub, told my office CAL had "knowingly promoted pro-Nazi groups" and was "viru· leptly anti-Semitic." As iny lnvestl· gatlon has revealed, that was putting It mildly. - CAL has been direCted by a secret order called Los Tecos, based ln Guadalajara. The secret society grew out of a right-Wing, counterrevolutionary force known as Los Crlsteros during the Mexican revolution early in this century. - Los Tecos was llnked with Hitler's Third Retch when one of Its leaders spent time In Berlin studYJng the Nazi regime. He then Infused Los .Tecos with a dogma that made enemies of Jews, Jesuits and commurusts - with a bit of . medieval-Nordic mythology thrown In for good measure. Though some Catholic priests and students Initially applauded Los Tecos' conservatism, ·the group's bizarre religious rites led to a schism with Catholics Iii the 1~. - CAL-Tecos propaganda, published ln their magazine, Replica, went clearly around the bend with weird stories about Jews, witches, drug addicts and homosexuals . taking over the Vatican. During his visit to Mexico, Pope John Paul ll was elevated jly these propagandists from a hOmosexual drug addict to the. antl-Chrtst. ' - A league official described his ~ By~R.BAKNARD seven i • '; .• ~rt "Buchwald • ;• . '' ' The Issue of the separation of lous situation he was confused and each or them, so you're· not just ·On earlh to bless htm. I would llketo ; . ' church and state has reared Its didn't know whom to vote for tn buying an Arileiic'an nag, but one sh.a re that moving momrnt with : Today's hlghllght ln history: · OnSept.ll, rm, forcesunderGen.GeorgeWashlngtonweredefealed by head In the 1984 presidential November. that was touche!! by God's har\d. ' ·you . . My wife Lululilllle tpo~ an : campaign. It may not be good for the British in the Battle . of Brandywine near WUmlngton, Del. "Don't just sit there and let the • I'!!'tarpatlc Jlllo~aph of the p!l!SI·. : "I told him when he goes Into the 1• secular humanists turn this coUntry, . ~t shaking my hailcj. ~( you will : the state but It's not bad for Washington's troops were forced back into Philadelphia, which fell to the 1 television preachers. voting qooth, he must not think or Into a Commuillst stale. Go to your send just $2t) we will ma"U you a Brltlsh. l','ly favorlie, the Right Reverend his own petty problems. He must phones now and call this toll free framed cOpy or that p!cture which : On this date: Royce, devoted his entire decide which party's platform Rolls In 1789, Alexailder Hamilton was appointed secretary of the Treasury. number. If God·didn't want you to you can hang In your living room to : hour to this subject the other supports Satan. I gave him copies or . .-have thiS nag he wouldn't ~ve let show your frtends. It ls something ; In IB14, an American fleet scored a decisive victory over the British in the morning. He said: both parties platfonm. Do you me accept your AmerlcanEX))ress, you will cherish for the' rest of your : Battle of 4ke Champlain tn the War of J.Srl. "I'm going to speak to you today know what this man did after MasterCard or VIsa cards. life. This is 'a collector's Item and • about God, sin and the Amertcan reading them? He gave me his last .In 1810, the "Swedish Nightingale," Jenny Ltnd, gave her first concert.In "I want to conclude this broad- the only picture ln ·existence of election. The secular humanists $5 for a Reagan bumper sticker. the United States at Castle Garden, N.Y. cast by telling • you about tbe · Ronald, Reagan apd myself. TOe ' would h8veyou bellevethatrellglon "The aggressive humanists wonderful prayer l:>realdast ·I ·at- c:iffer ls limited to .the first 50,000 ·• In 'Jlllri, author D.H. Lawrence was born. not play a part in government would have UJ believe that the tended In Dallas where r beard the people who send ' In their checks. ~ must In 1941, in a speech ln Des Moines, Iowa, aviation hero Charles .A. - that we should no mix rellgton fathers of the COIIIIItutlon dellber· inspirational words of' our great After that we will bum the negative ~bergh charged that three elements were trying to puSh the Uillted when It comes to reelecting the ately set out to keep stale and president. After the breakfaaq and no me will .,e ai)le to reproduce ~ States Into World War ll: "the British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt greatest president . on this good religion separale. Well, I'm hoidb!g went up to our Commander In Chief this miracle p~otograph ag~ln .." admlnlstration." • In 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prtme Minister green globe. a cppy of the Constltutlon tn mY • ,·,• "Well, my friends, tiM! Bible has hand. the most' beautltu) ·political Winston S. Churchill met ln Canada at _the second Quel!ec Conference. something to say about this. What" document every devised by man. In 1971, fonner Soviet Premier Nlklta Khrushchev died o! a heart attack ' at age Tl. does the Bible say about state and This document can be yours free, u· rellgton? You can tlnd out by you send $10 tor postage coats and sending $50 for this velvet bound bandllng. It 1.1 prt_nted on parch· In 1973, Ollie's President, Salvador Allende Gossens, was deposed in a military coop. The new leaders said Allende had commltted suicide rather · lll1111trated edition, which we have rnent with the First Amendment in ·~ •• printed at cost, to guide you In bold red tape. Whenever a huma: than surrender. •I making what eould be the greatA!It n1st cites the Supreme Court on Ten years ago: Reversing pa;ltlon, White House spokesmen said deciSion or your life. . For tliole or l!oeeptng rel!glon DUt or the governPresident Ford·was not consldertng blanket amnesty or pardons lor the • Watergate defendants. · . you who can't afford this beBudtul rnent ·you can show him· tbla I gold-trimmed book, we are offering document to prove the Supreme ~years ago: Democratic Sen. Herlry JackBJ>n ofWashlng!m warned ·I a paperback edition for ~ 10 no Court Juatlces are wrong. that the proposed SALT treaty was "down the tubes" unless the Soviet 'I one can say ~t he or she wasn't "My friends, too many of UJ take Union wltlmew Its troops from Cuba. Informed on the lsaues. It for IP'8nted how bleued we are to '• One year ago: 'f\1e United States revised Its transcrtpt or a monitored •• "Do religion and govemment llve in a country UDder God. We're coover:satlon betWeen a Soviet Jet flgh~ pilot and around controllers. In mix? Well, I'm gotng to tell you a atraldtolhowourtrueteellnp.But the revision, the pilot was quoted as saying he had tired "cannon bursts" story. A . man ~arne to me last we have to· shout to the ·worlll that several minutes before shooting down the Korean Afr Lines Jet . •• Today'I birthdays: PhiUpptne President Ferdtnan(l MarCos Is Ill. Dallas month and said he didn't think he \Ye'rethegrealeltiOitcanllehewd was better off today than he was all the way to the Kremlin. You football coach Tom Landry Is 00. Actor Earl Holllman Is !56. Oregon Sen. foilr yean ago. He had loet his job, may be uldng how you en do thll. Robert PliCkwood Is 52. Movie director Brian De Palma Is 44. hiSbenefltswererunlilngoutandhe You can do It by dllpJaylng thlt ~ Thouibl for today: 'The tlnal test of science Is not whether Its could hardly feed his family on the American flag. For jql_t $100, you accanpllsbments add to(JJJ'cornilrt,lmowlellgeandpower, butwbetllei 'tt adds to our dllnJty as men. our teoae of truth and beauty." - David · food stamps that he was receiving. can harJi one or t11e1e flap bt your •• He told me becauae of his precar- window. I have perionally, bln'"'CI 'Sarmtr, bmwlca•tlng plol8!l' (lllll-1971)' . . i •, • • ,, . ~ •• ~ • Innings o! one-hit relief after the Pirates erupted for four ntns in the llrst bu\lng otr Expos starter Dave Palmer. lfetlketh then Wlll"l!ed the final four Innings for the11ave. WOhlford hlt his fourth homer off starter John Candelaria In the first, then added hiS tWo-run single 1n the fourt!L . llrawJI a. Aallull Atla,nta left·hander Zane Smith also won hiS llrst major-leaglle game, holdlnii Houston to six hits OVER 11IE TOP FOR A SOORE - Wulompo and one run in six Innings. Bede!rme rutmmglliiCk Jot. JUaln!j(M) leaps over a The 1018 knOcked the Astros, pile or San Franclilco 48ers at the goaBine for a second in the West, to 9~ games toudldown In the thlnl quarier of Monday mghl's behind the flrst·place San Diego Padres, whose magic number for their llrst division title now stands at 10. Pete Falcone pitched three in· · n!ngs of one-hit relief for his ¥COnd CINCINNATI . (AP) • - John Stuper, ortgtnally signed by the tbyrold gland. Hendrick will be out ' . save. Neilan Ryan, 12-10, was the Stuper, who pitched in two Worl\1 Pittsburgh Pirates, was traded to the rest of the season. loser despite striking out nine Series~ as a rookie for the St. the St. Louts organization after his Cards' Manager WhiteY Herq: '.: batters In six Innings and Increasing said he has no specific plans fol" · , Louis Cardinals In 1!&, Is now the first~ In the minor leagues. his all-time· career strikeout lead •·. p1ope1 ty of the etRclnnatl Reds but to the Cardlnals Hew as promoted . Householder. Herzog said he had · ' over Steve Carlton to ll · wtllliQt join the major-league team In mid-season 1982 aftercompillng a been Impressed by Householder! . 3,871·3,8M. 7-1 record and a 1.46 earned run when he saw him play In the minors · this season. . The Reds traded outfielder Paul average at Class AAA Louisville. during the 1981 players strike~ Householder to the Cardinals on With the Cardinals In 1982, Stuper Asecond-roundplckbyClnctnnati' Monday In a swap lnvolvtng former was ~ 7 with a 3.36 ERA. He started in the 1976 free.agent draft, Houe- • · major leaguers now toiHng in the twice against Milwaukee in the 1982 holder carrted a career batting ·' . minors. World Series, winning game six. average of .2361n 304gameswith the .. The Reds, who two years ago In 1983, Stuper had the lowest Reds Coming tnto this season. sportscasters. Clemson, a 5eH1 considered the swltch-hlttlng ERA on the St.Louis pitchingstaff at The San Francisco Glailts ~a : ' winner over VIrginia. .moved up Householder to be one of thetr stars 3.~ and tied for moSt victories with . ~game serles here 'tonight witll · fiom third to second with 15 of the future, had sent him down to . his 12-ll mark. the Reds before the ·Los Angeles first-place votes and 1,-100 points. thetrWichitafarmteamMaylafter Stuper had a 3-5 record for the Dodgers cmte in for a weekend · · Michigan received three llrst·place he batted just .09lin 14games at the Cardlnlm this season before being series. · · · ballots.and 9t8 points. start or the Season. Nebraska was ranked No. 1 each . At Wichita, he hit .248 with 18 Coast League. · . to VancouverorthePaclflc weeklastseasontrcmthepreseeS()II home runs, drovein63runsandstole optioned The Cardinals acquired House. poll untO the final poll, when the Z7bases. bolder on Sunday to till the 'spot left · Comhuskers sUpped to second after open after George Hendrick, the losing to Mlami3Ul in the Orange starting right fielder, underwent Bowl. . surgery to remove a twnor from his "If weare there (No.1), fine," said Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne. "I Tl., "1'\wnty ~ams In thl> AJsoci· hoPe •the team plays up to the . ated'Y"ht-~ ~ fool:bell poU, With llrst· placr \'OI('S il parenthfses. 1!IW rf'ml"ds. tanking. But It wwld be kind of nice polrlls bl.se'll on :IHJ.l8-17-16-J5.1H1If we could hide ln the shadows for a - tOfal 12-U-1M-S.7-6-S.f.J.:J.l and ralt)OOg5 li'l the Reds get Stuper for Householder back in first spot . . . . Wyoming, No. 1-ranked Miami ByiiEWJ&.L suffered Its first setback tn three AP the . games, losing to Michigan 22-14. The That not only dropped the Hutrl· football teani 1111tlon's top canes Into a de tor fifth place but Press last year that . really . -vaulted Michigan trcm 14th to third. poll except Nebraska r.ecelved 111· of 60 first-place votes · ant:~ 1,:150 or a possible 1,211 peints froni a nation· wide panel of sports wrlters and rjftJ~~~!!~i~ College's top 20 1..c. Aq!lel (Hc:lnfyaltt »9)· at w. .,,..,.,;.,....,;.,..._ ' W L !12 Ill 13 '18 " , 17 tl 'Ill Ill 6t ., "' 81 I Oeoa'ott ' • Tcnalo 1 Battlrmre NII!W Y«k - Oewland M\lw~U8 ~Wui City .... Collb'!U 112 -'J3 ?D 'J3 70 OOI!IInd " 10 0*1(10 ' S.lie Pet. Gil .639· - ' Jet U,~ . . 13 .512 lfi .l!li 16\! .... 28 .03 32\! .IJO _,. ... 7 1T lit " "' ,_ I 7 11 -·---'·-· ., 181\ New York 6, Tmlmo2 llllln:n l. Dftrdt 1 Mtmena 1, Kanlll City 3 !iNIUr 7. 1'nM . (nl. 2. u·nt PIIIJI:WIIIIt New York, tnl SUI Fl'llldlllo at ~tl. tnl St . LcJallai'PIIIIal$hla. .5111- n ,., 0 Monh'Miat~ _, AMDIC'AN t.E.VHJE ' WI'~ ,·.a.m. DMIQ t'Nhlt:IOD 13-Tt. (nl ' ' Atlul.t. at Houton. (n) U. ~at I SUI 06rp, ·Leaden jft\ s.n little while." ' And fullbacl( Tom Rathman wasn't~ with Nebraska's No. 1 status "because that means everybody will be shootjng'for us. I don't think this team really .needs that exposure.'' Texas, which opens Its sea.54)l1 agalnstAubunlthlsweek, rose from fifth ·to fourth with one flrst.place vote and 922 . points. Despite Its defeat, Miami also' reee~ one first-place ballot and s:M points. Iowa jumped frcm lOth place to a tie tor fifth with two first-place wtes and s:M points following a 5&-21 rout of Iowa Slate. UCLA, which needed six field goals to nip San Diego St~Jte ]8.15, alsO receiVed'two ftntsandlnl points butsllppedfromfourtllp!ace toseventh. , Brigham Young walloped Baylor 47-13 and shot from 13th to eighth withonenrst-plece ballot- the first eight teams all received first -place votes - and 749 points. Ohio Stale, which rallied tn the se"cond half to lft\'bls jl)IJ: "1.-l:fi\ 2.Ciemsm (151 lMichtgan 131 Recanl .... P'V!l . 1.().0 1.150 2 2·0.0 J.().() OJ.<)() .f.,Texas !11 I <Ill 5.1~1 (2) {'nel Mlm. F'l. 111 z.l.() I <Ill 7.tO.A 12\ S.Brlgham Yng (1 1 2-00 1-6<1 9.0No Slal(' 2-00 ll).Boslcn Collf:W' 1.100 911 ., -~ u . 5 "" 10 lrJI ""'749 I . 13 "'' 668186 ll .Autmn ~HI ... tl.Ptonn Slatl' U .Oklahoma Stat l·ll<l . . II lt.So. Metmdl~ l<>ll OJ.<)() . ,. . ,. 14<1 J5.0klah0ma 16 .W~on 11.Pittsi:IJ.f'Rh 18.Fior1da Stalt." 19.Alabama ZJ.Solti'ICI"n Cal l-6<l l·ll<l ~~ 456 - ..., 1.'1 . . 16 """ .,.., '" ' "'219 17 r-----------1 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 ' ··- St.teliiiO CtlliiiiRIII defeat Ore(lonSiate 22-lf, fell from 1-----.;_-----L-------"-----,-....L.---------slxth to ninth with al3 points ~ Boston College, which overcame II 31·14 deficit to beat Alabama.3S-31, climbed from 18th to lOth with 668 pointa • . .. II you're ner in doubt about whether or not to visit 1 friend or Notre Dame, seventh a week ago, rtlatlvt whom you know to be terminally Ill, then MAKE THE . dlopped Its opener to Pur(lue 23-21 VI Sin It will benefit both of yo•J. · · and plummeted out of the ranking! while IX 1111011 No. 1 Auburn, H he dotsn'twish to see you. h,-11 make his wishes known. II it &rives you to see him, share tour grief ... brina a carina and whlchwaaldle,dlcwed!rcmelahth . ,. mutual friend. lo1ether you may diminish the sorrow you to 11th and Alabama skidded from shirt with your terminally ill friend or relative. . '' ninth to 19th. The seconc1 Ten conststs or What do you talk about? Memories of happy occasions and Auburn, Peiln State, Oldahoma ud ones, too. Shtrtd uperiencn, both. the bad and ·the '' ' amusin& limn - · but mostly you listen. Ask if there's Stale, SWthem Methodlal, Okla· anythin& he wishes you to do for him :... letters to write, lmla, Wulllngton, Pitt, Flortda people to Clll, business and personal matters to handle . ~te. Alabama and SWthenl cal. ' Lut week; It wu Penn State, Studies by Herman Feilel. Elisabath Kubler-Rossand others ' Ar1m1B State, BYU, Michigan, Indicate that the terminally ill may pass throuah emotional ' '· SMU, Oklaboma, Pitt, Bolton staaes of daniel, anaer and finally acceptance of their lm' ' pendin& death. To learn more about cop ina with these staats, wasl)lnaton and FJoril!a . itop by for some suuuted readina material. State• Oldahcma $tate made the l'llllk· . We welcome your questions and comments privately or pub· .' tnp tor tile flrlt time thll. tr llcly throuah this column. wltha63prw•dJWofArlliollaState •· thallalocked tile Sun Devlll out of the 'l'np Twenty. $clutbem Cal aiiO !ll41 _.141 IIICIVedbtwlthaG-7rompiM!I"Utah JAMES BLOWER JAMES SIMPSON SHOULD I VISIT THE TEIMINALL Y ILL? • • ~ number now 12 trlnuned NeW York 3-2, Atlanta defeated Hwston 3-1, and Montreal AP ~!Poria Writer The Odcaio Cubs are learning bmnbed Pittsburgh 8-5. Cardinali&, Meta 2 110\V to win l!jUDI!S with pitching and defense after relYing on heavy St. Louis belleflted trcm a hitting for most or the season. four-pitch walk to pitcher Dave · The Cubs hive a batting average LaPoint that set up a two-TUI)double of only .228forthetr last eightgames, by Wlllle McGee In the seventh but have managed tlve v!ctortes 1n Inning against New York. . that span whtle Increasing their Mets rookie left·hander Sid Fer· National Leagile East lead from six nandez, 4-5, alloWed only four hits in to games. citlcago Is battb/g seven Innings, but hiS two-out w~lk .263 for tpe season. 1 to LaPoint, 10-10, proved to be "You Just, can't go to the park crttlcal when McGee followed with every day and say, Today I _think his double to break an tie. we'll start hitting,"', Mal~ag~!l", LaPoint was relieved by Bruce Frey said after the Cubs Sutter with no QUill 1n the rilnth and Philadelphia Phlllles 3-2 Mon~y. Sutter went on to record his 41st Both teams had only five save. the giune, with Expos 8, l'lraieB 5 or Its runs in Dick Grapenthln piCked up his first ma)or-i.eag!Je victory and Joe throwing error by Hesketh his Initial maJor-league second baseman Juan that save witli the offensive support of allowed two runs Jim Wohlford, who knocked in tlve runs with a three-run homer and a .1'hewln Mets' loss to single · for Montreal against · Pittsburgh. the CUbs' magic In other NL St. Louts Grapenth!n, 1-2. pltched 4 2-3 ousted ex-colleagues In Guadalaj· found that the¥ were "distributing' ara as "extremely bizarre and very · thE\Ir own (proiNazl) texts Instead crazy." He said the World Anti- of the obllgaiGry government· Communist League had linked Los provided textbooks," and he was Tecos' anti-Semitic publiShing"ef- appalled at a yduth rally renllnls· forts to neo-Nazl writers and cent .of a Hitler Youth "spectacle, translaters In Europe and this complete with swastika armbands country. · l on uniforms. , In fact; books such as "Metn - Los Tecos tries determinedly ,. , Kampf,"; "The Great Jewish Con· to convert the university students to , , splracy," "The International Jew" Its brand of bigotry. And while the ,· and ''The Prot6cols of the Elders of · ." ~atl<inal university lri•Mexlco Clty•ls _ Zlon".abolmd In"Guadalajara. s6 chaotic that few students.ever' - Los Tecos exerts behind-theget their degrees, . the one In · scenes control :or the Autonomous Guadalajara has security guards to . UniVersity In Guadalajara, whtch keep order, so It Is JIOSlii!J!e for the was funded partly by the U.S. • neo-Nazls to graduate. ~ ; government and prtvate U-S.' foun· ·Footnote: The Mexican ·gQVern- : datlons In the 1960s. Former Los ment for some reason• looks the ; Tecos members say the group other way when Los Tecp! mlsbe- • obtains funds thro11gh ·grants and haves, though the socleiy's pres- ; Scholarship money glvefl to Jhe ence ln Guadalajara Is 'hardly a ~ university and laundered for Los secret. •. . , ~ Tecos' "political" activities. · · My associate, Anderson, was ' .:.. Though Jews are obviously not , firmly warned 'against trying to ; encouraged to attensJ the unlyk lnves~gate lql; T~s In Gua~alaj- : slty, one .J~. now a respected ara because.the leaders are,known : Mexican academic, lnflltrated both · to he un~lctable and extremely the uillyerslty and 'the seeret society violent. ·, in 1978 using PhonY credentlals.'He .: Church and state • game. In tile llrst half everyth1Dg seemed to work for the 49ers while . nothing went well for the~In the second half, It allcbangled. "We shut OW'IIelves doWn· In the first half," said John Rlggtns, who had 011e of his Wllr'St games as a Redskin desPte running 'far two touchdowns, managing only 12 Yards nlllhlne on 10 carries. "They wereveryaggresalveandwehadno continuity. We just couldn't get anything going. They were able to bull<!'upaoonvtnctngleadwhllewe were sputtering and flubbing thlniiB up." '· At halftime, Riggins lllld, the Redskllis looked closely at themselves. · "We were tn jeopardy or losing a lot IJQ'e than a football game, I.e. our ron1ldence," he said. Washington Coach Joe Gibbs said he didn't have to give a rpuslng speechathalttlme. "I didn't say anything. They reallzedwhalaholetheywereinand went~work," hesald. ' . a,. ' ltdldon t1en last year." The big difference betWeen the rtames was that the Redsklns' 24-21 vtctory JastJanuaryiEIItlhemtothe SuperBowi.Thlstlme,the49ers,:W, only moved to the lead of their division, while the Redsklns, 0-2, dn:wat to the boltml oUhelrs. Yet both teams. played as If the Super Bowl were·agaln on the line. "II wu probably the most emotlonally charged game we've. payaltnmylhreeyearshete,"sald San ~ tight end Russ Francia, who caught five passes for 5li yardS and received two peuonal· foul penalties for tussles with the Redsklns. "We matched them up gun· shooter on gun~," Theis· rnannsaldorhlsduelwithMontana, a leUow Notre Dame alumnus, ''and ltwasfwunovln&the ballthesecond half. The49erswerenotlaylngback ln the aeoond half. They were blltz!ng ~and had a full pass ruslion.'' Neither team lay back the whole Cu~s'- magic My tentative thought Is that'lf a'. Gordon Liddy wants to make a living . writing or speaking about· :_ Watergate, now that he has paid his 1, debt to society by serving a long • term In prison, that should be his ~ right. This part of the biD smacks of attainder, not to mention vlolatjon ·' of a Flrs't Amendment rtght of free' · speech and free press, and I have ~· problems w!th lt. · · ' 1 Otherwise the bill would provide . • a Uttle balance In what now is wretchedly • lmbalan~ sltqatlon. Letters to the editor The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio < N. "OB C1olo:CO -\'1011< Sr. !.<do II 5 • .S1T 12~ - 12 ~ tw' 7 .. IU , P1--" ... II , • w+r m!ii.!" 7 U .--... ,. , 15\1 .Gl II .• •• lf\1 Ull .4tl II •• 11111 ... . . eoneae. f!l~~., rtoa/4..~ F_,J.Yf- State. • MIDDLUOIIT, OHIO " .. ' " 1'. �·- • ¥,• •• .. t . Page-4. The Daily Sentinel I \ · Meet the Marauders .. Kevin Meadows . 6-0, 2tO pound Junior laclde I 'Twins tie _Royals B)' DICK BRINI'I'.ER AP Spona Willa The Minnesota Twina, who have langulshed at or near the bottcm of . llle .pac!c lbr the !asi four - · are at a loss to explain why they are tied for first place In the American League West. • } I MJke Smithson, Woo pitched the ..~ back Into a tie for thetnp spot with Kansas City Monday night by 4tLq>lng the Royals m leVI!Il bits tn • 7-3 vktory, doesn't have the anawer. Ncr does Kirby ~. .who )lad three hits, !lCtted \wo runs and drove In another. The Twins snapped the Royals' flve..game winning streak and both teams are now 73-'IOwlth two games left In the series and 19 remaining tn the season. The Twins were 1eedlng 3-2 at the time. but put 1llgether six straight singles for biT runs to blow the gameqJen. ' TheTwlnswere22% gamesooton · this date a year ago With a 61-82 fl'Cilrd. They last ftnJshed above .500 In 19'19. Elsewhere In the AL, It was New York 6, Tormto 2; Baltlmore 3, Detroit 1; MUwaukiee 7, 1;1o1ton 4; Seattle 7, Texas 3; and Oakland 1, ScaeiGheen !HI, 1711 pound Smlormd Ch!cagoO. Orioles 3, Tigers 1 . Mike Flanagan, 12-12. tossed a . . . .. ... .... Tum'ay, September 11.1884 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio for AL West's top spot . ftve-hitter and Wayne Gross hit his !Db hlme I'IIJI as BaJtlmore beat Detroit. Desplte·the loss, Detroit's magic number lbr cllnchlng the AL EastwasreducedtoelglJtwhenNew · York beat Toronto. Any comblna- · lion of Tiger VICtories and Blue Jay losses totaling eight woold give Detroit the crown. Gross COIUieCted ott Juan Beren· guer, 8-10, leading ott the second Inning. Eddie Murray e~ his l!lttlng streak to a club-record 22 gameswjthanelghth-lnnlngromer, his 27th: v--uuue~~ Don Mattingly's three-run ~r In theflfthlnnlngsnappeda2-2 tieto tee New York over . slumping Toronto, which lost Its fifth straight game. Mattingly, whoalsomubledbome a run In the two-run Yankee tirst, smacked the tirst pitch frQm Dave Stleb,lU,overtberlght-fteldfence for his 21st home run of the season, raising his RBI totalfortheseasonto 96. . John Montefusco, J,2, cbecke<l the Blue Jays on seven hits through six lrullngs. Mattingly, who went 2-for-5, maintained his .349 batting average while teammate Dave Wtntteld1-tor-3 - remained to the league lead at .352. · Blea-7, Red Sallf Don Sutton, 13-11, collected his 279th major-league victory and moved'past Ferguson Jenkins Into sixth place on basebllll's all·tlme strlkeoot Ust when he fanned four to raise hiS career total to 3.194. two more than Jenkins. The Brewers collected eight hits, tour of d(iubies, to less """ lOW' Innings oft Mike Brown, 1-i, Five of the ~ were unearned, however, because of two e!TOI'$ by Brown and two ~ by catcher Ioeses. cau members named herbs whih Plan$ for • !lower show to be held at the Zion Cbilrch of Christ on they UJe the most and gav!' a recipe lD wblch they UJe herbs. Saturday were ~ at a 'Ole piqp:am m herb vinegars recau meeting. of the Fetnaood was given by Kathryn Johnsoil, Garden Club held at tbe cbllrch. "New Begtnntnp" wm be theme Thelma Giles, Marge Purtell, and of the show and the public Is Invited · IdaMurphy. They dlscused herb vlllegars and to view the exhibits fJun 1 to 6 pm. gave tips on making them, One Members aeli!cted claales for mi!tlnlls to s!mp1y combine herbs they wtil make arrangments. It. was noted that membership with apple elder vlnegar,let It stand dues are payable tn ~t. a .mnth,, shaldng It occasionally, MEiners worlced m ihe .program theli straining and bottlng again. books fer the new year, Katbi'Yn FreSh herb!, it was noted, make Johnson had devotions using bl!tm-v!negar, butd!iedonescan be "Beauty of HUJs and Valleys" using used. Glass bOttles were recan· mended with the use a non-me!<ll scripture fiUn Psalms Q;, For roll Rich Gedman. r;:====4=====:;; AFRICA IIOtJND - MafY 111111 Melvla Fella llllcl lbeU' d•"•• Meralldi, 11!ft Sunday for Manzlnl; SaarJJand, Afrlca, where they are ·belnc IIIIi by the Olurdltll Gillie N - - lar World Ml ... The flinD.y wll be . - for four ye11111. Mr. Fella wll be a IICbool admlnWrator over a IIChoollln l!lw...Uud, He .. a lomB' leacher ..t · plinclpalln the Melp l..acaiSclloollllllrld. Mn. Feb, a mJ. pMJete . Gl Melp HIP lldlool, Ml e leMlbilll dell ee. She .. a de•opter ol Mr. 8IMI Mn. vtrplillng, Pomei'O)'. TheFellll' addrelll will be P.O.IIolt If, ManrJnl, Swezllanil, ~ Publllhed ·every arlernoon, M011~ay through Friday, Ill !Court ~· y the Ohio Valley Publish InA Comp /Mul- timedia, Inc., Pomeroy , Ohio 992·2156. Se\.'Ond cla11 postap Pomeroy, Ohio. . , h. .loll at 1 5-7,185pound Brad HoUnson 5-7, 1611 pound Sophomore guard Junior back Denny Welch Young Marauders rip Trimble, 25-0 Sophomore fullback Paul Dailey rushed for two touchdowns and • sophomore quarterback Phil King passed for two others as the Meigs reseiVes opened their season with a convincing, 25-0 victory over Trim· ble Monday night. On the l,.lttle ¥arauders' first possession, Dalley hit paydlrt from nine yards out capping a 41-yard, seven-play drive. Meigs also scored on Its second possession as sophomore end Ed Kitchen grabbed a fourth down 19 yard pass from King capping a 37-yard, nine-play d!ive. Kitchen had put M elgs In good field position with a 19 yard punt return. King passed for 15 yards to Kitchen and 14 yards to sopoomore : Charlie Barrett In the drlve. Later In 'the second" quarter, sophomore Don Bunce· recovered a Trimble fumble . at the Tomkltten eight yard line. From there, King found junior Robert Sisson In the end . zonefrometghtyardsoot,fourplays later. Dalley scored the game's final points In the fourth quarter on a two-yard run following a Trimble fumble at the two. In the extra point department, sopbmore Kent Eads •booted one, was srort on a second, and watched as two snaps went array on theother PATS. . The game was marred by InJuries as threeTrlmbleplayersweretaken to the .h ospltal on three separate trips by the Pomeroy Emergmcy Squad. Trlmbll''s RustY Martin suffered a back InJury; Danny Davis had a fractured leg and Jobn Long, a dislocated shoulder. AU were taken to Veierans Memorial Hospital. Dailey Ied Meigs In rushing with 58 yards In 11 carries while sophomore tailback Donnie Becker had 50 yards In eight carries. Meigs plays at Wellston next Tuesday. I · Marauderettes top Eaglettes ,. · •· • • : ~ EAST 1\oiEIGS - After dropping the way with nine points each, the first set, the Meigs Marau- Shannon Hlndy added seven, • derettes posted two consecutive Rhonda Zirkle, lour and Usa . · viCtories to claim the match over · Pullins, two. \ - Eastern recently In a non:league Beverly Wigal led Eastern with volleyball contest. Eastern claimed seven; Janet Werry and Arlen!' ; · th e first set, 15-12 but Meigs came Ritchie had four each, Beth Berkhl· • back to post back-to-back, ;15-7 and merandMeilssaNutter, threeeach. .. : · 15-3 triumphs. Jodi Harrison excelled In the ·• three-game match, scortng20polnts to lead ail scorers: Jenny Miller • !· followed with six points, Ruth Fry • · . four; Jenny Couch, five; Julle : · Miller, two, and Marla Averlon, ~ · Carol Smith and Greta Kennedy, : - 011!). Meigs captures dual golf outing Rodd Harrison shot a34 to capture medailst honors as Meigs defeated . Athens, 152-185 In a dual meet at JayMarGoH Club. Parker Long followed Harrison with a 38 while Jay Carpenter had a ,· 39, Shawn Baker, 41, ·and Lee Powell,42. Athens' scores Included 45's by •>: Mike ~I and Scott Frost, a 46 by Gilliam; 49 by John Yun and 56 by •. J.P. • . - I .. .,'. . .. •• .' •• ... . •.• • • ,. Bike-a-than planned . OVPM The annual blke-a·thon benefit of Reseafch No Mall StobocrlpiiiU 13 2G J•lde Ollie ....................... ,....... .~2 b!U lt'IIIITts this Wl'fk: CIA!I!IIM ..... ~·J....ftlb, 2 o o ns 1AkrOnG~d 3. Franont RI:Ju 2 ·2 0 0 l Cmtf'I'VIlk1 5, Daytoo Waytr 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 6. AUMtnk1Wn.Fircl1 6. Men10r Lake Cath. 1!. War. w. Rtwrvr 2 0 0 50 2 0 0 50 1, MOft!Dn 2 ·2 0 0 49 o n m 2 0 0 9"1 2 0 10. MaseWon w.-1'1. 1 1 OthPr schools rt'l'(>fving 10 0 f:t 2. Nt"WarkCa11t o n J. McComb 4,MictJk>tlM'nFf'11Witk 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R1 78 b1 2 0 0 4.'~ 2 0 0 44 0 0 40 (I" l:fi 62 59 56 rn:wt" pr*ts: U ttk>J , Y(IUIII!own McJont'ly and o n ., 6. La.lcb'r\lllk7. BA!it w. Branch R. Bl'tkfontaN 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 9. Cln. MrNk'holas 2 0 0 ~ OnyillP a-• !). Mcllmald 6. Clocilnall CAPE ToltoOO Swtt l\ 13. Uppl'l" Al'tinJton 33. 14 UIN, Ncfth Canton Hw.rer and Canton Mcl<mll>y .n. 1G. S&rdaky ]]. 17. Toledo St FraDdl ~ 18. ClacNIIII l..aSdP 71. 19, M~ %.1. J) !llf:l. Bene and Clnclnna!l Prln«1an 21. 22 nlet. Toltdo Cmtral Ctltlllk' and Wlnrenwtut 19. :M U\t>1, &.rGnan and Cll'wl:nl Sr. IR· natkls 16. X, Cl'lkta L'\. 'n lllf:l. Young· !llown Ura~llne and l.aaln KlnJ;: W. 29, · Cambridftl' U ll. LN •I2.. :11 ttiel , 1"roy and Wt'StiMfo ll. 3J: Hitl , HamUton. J(pt. 1'-"""fl Falr1nlnt. Dublin and WOCIIk>r 10. . ClAII!M 1, AkrOn StV.·S .Mtry 2 0 0 l3t 2. Elyria Clttl. 2 0 0 107 3. I ronroo 2 0 0 fr7 4, SIN~IP 2 0 0 12 SIIRBBIRD SATBIJJ'I'I ·Sl'STIIIS GI'O''P· 18. )I nk>1, Washinwon Court Hw.w and Y~ONn F:ast 17. 26. CIM.TIand Benfdlct"' 16. 27, CUJtrM'n Ml..,l EaV t~. 18. Da)'1on Nort~ 11. ZJ, Philo 12. ;m lllf'L Poland. Mk:k1k'I"-Vn MadlliOrl. COlumbUS DrSalts and llhrk'tll" Vllk'~mont 10. 1. en Moelk'r 9, Lakewood Sl. Ed. rr--;~~~~~;; Urbnna aDd 51. M.111rys '!\ 16 ltit"l . Canton Cmtral CattllUc·. Jamf'Siown Gl'('(1lf'Vk'w, &lk'We and Galt'S MDIII Hawkm :li. ~. Qak Harbor Zl. 2l Hk'l, COIUmtu Hart· k'y and Hamih<:ll Badin 19. Zl. Coal 7, Brrtil CmllT WR M, Af'CIIb)kl , 9, 1\lscarawasCatll. . 10. Sfrasb.ai'J{ 2 Olber schools J'a'(>l\'kll{ m 0 0 0 with Drake \recthn.r 100 ...., . completely ins1l,allt.- ~ $1J,5. or- lmft' - potnts: 11, CtWmblana :~. 12, Canal Win· cflelltrr 1'. L\ SaraJI.svUir> ~Bll<ll6b' 'lJ. 14. F011mia St. Wmck>lil 1.1. l'i Uk't, 11f· 'II'"' "RIIIIftif"' I• 1 1•11 Dlft" fin Calvert and C(d.ar'VIIlfo 17. 17 Ul<'l, WMI!YIJk>, RawUI Cay-Rawson. Monrot" vUk'. Miaeral R - and Brfq;l:l"(Xrt 16. 22, ~clnnaU Sumrrdt C01mll)' Da~: 1 ~. zt Dclptu .Mfl'f!IOI1 14. ~ ~ lk-1. F~M1oo and Mlnllt'l' 1.1. :a;, GloUsw-r Trlmbll' and Mootpelk>r 12. ~ Ill~>~. Ncnh Uma South . HOME SATELLITE TV SJ?ECIALISTS Can:lkllrton. YtDow Sprlnl£!! and l.ucasvllll' VaBcy 11. :U ttk'l, Arcanum RaJW", ~ ' t~ anernployeeofDr.H.D.Brownand a coach lbr the Racine t·ball spun al•lllin1. 48 Silverllircl Satelite JUct1monc:1. Helgtns 10. tli$\ ~ has been set Saturday, If wtil be coach v001us one of hls 29, at the · athletes when the Sootbern Torila· Springs ·does meet · the Ross Huntsmen grounds track. , : Riders should report b.Y 9:30a.m. Friday night at Racine. Bill Porter, the Tornado coach, tor participation In the event, which · last year raised $986 with 35 riders was the first football roach that Ted taking part; T)le funds go to help LelleW, formerly of Pomeroy, had . • chtidren who are · afflicted with This 'w as the seventh and eighth grade of Metgs back 1n 1966. cancer. · Since then Ted went to 'C apital Information and sponsor sheets are being distributed to schools In University and spent the lbllowlng the Ptxnemy-Mlddleport area. eight years at North Gallla High · - Brenda Roush w1J1. again head the School. This Is hls first year at . Huntington of Ross In Ross Coonty ' '' blke-a-thon ~ ,It you need any -. Information Y1X!.1can reach her at where he Is head footbaU coach and ; 992-7357 or call Marjorie Smith at athletic director. It wtil be friendly CQllllll!tition, : 992-Tl49. howl'ller, Thursday night. Porter ' • Mrs. Sharon Johnson or Racine, I, has the highest praise for Ted. team IHigh school ratings I i::.c=~~~~;;~~ COLUMBUS. Cltllt !APt ........ Hforf Is !loW of spons wrltm and troaktilen 1'111('$ otUo hJWl scOOol t:Jot, ' II .378-6158 ....,Hie, Ollie 48 -16 Oops' I !sMrs M Bradford 0 f · t · ary . , pmgram, hal been hospttailzed at Racine who creates all of tholle ; O'Bieness Hqspltalln Athens where attractive soft sculpture dolls that ( she has undergone major surgery. you saw S;itunlay at the Middleport ) Sharon wruld like to her from · Block Party. We credited Mrs. ' friends 8!1fl relatives. Cards and Ruth Bradford ·with the accomp; i'emembrances can be sent to room ilshment. As I recall, Mrs. Bradford / said she sold almost 150 of her ·' DB .: · , . creations during the last Christmas • , Members o! the Meigs Local seaSon. .. - - - - ' . ' Vocal Music Boosters are looking Jltn . Cunflff recently booght a · lbJward to meeting the new vocal . house and In cleaning It rut frond •: Instructor, Kelvin King at a meettwo large bound quarterly volumes ; ~lng to be held In the vocal room of of the Daily Tribune, once a Meigs :. the hlali !tchool at 7:30 thlse\>entng. County paper. The volumes are of · ~ The v,:lll hold their yearly the summers of 1932 and 1938. ;. o~tlonal session at~ same Anyone Interested can rontaclJim ,. lime. . at Roote 1, Racine. . • • tmsters tl 3') • Interest ln.bow hunting gaining ; ·ground In UJio county and Saturday 3t 33 ... 10, CoNmbuS Rrady 1 0 1 Oftn trhoob n>tclvin,R: 10 (I" rJDf"(l JX*Its: u. Cor1llnd Lak4"VVfow :n. 12. Lwl~llk' Aqulftu; 29. 13 llltl. Elfolprr>, .) . 1 I'f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.;;;;.-1 , I • •• ;; ·~. . ·; ~~meeting,' Racine~= · , Toes· day, 1: :ll'at lih work tn entered appren deRie!'. . .... Fall's latest jewelry update .... Twist-A-Beads. · Twist these colorful strands ·of beads together to make an accessory sensation! Select from our collection o( various sizes of colored beads... ~.c;:oral, garr.et, mother-of-pearl, hematite, rose quartz, sodalite, and ' many others. Mix and llllltch or wear alone. · If yoo want to maintain your face value..:.keep smiling. ' Calendar •' __..,..... ---~·--·· ...:,...-............. ...."_...... __ ., ........ ...........,.:.:.::;.., .-- ___.............. ... ;~ ~-"':.:';::::"::·-"'' ... -~ ; ~ · ··· ~--.,...,..,~ ,··· , <# • ::.o: ........- ;. .,. > . .~··"""'"" - • ;: .• Prlcll VIIICIIc Pregi'IM ....... llllldll 4 VIIIICikl. Wu $199.00 In Cat. RSC-11. fte-11120....... llllldll m ~&I C•• Wu $199.00 In Cat. RSC-i1 . ,.., .-lay with regular meeting of Bosworth Ccww:ll 46, R&SM, at ;~- 8::1!. ' :, -- · :. , WEDNfSDAY ·' · ~y - . Ch8pter Ill, ;! ; RAM; meeting 7: 30 p.m. Wed- • UMe All ModeiiD/4 eottllt•rer.. • Add Optlonll CPIM Plllili'•~=~ to U. TJtoe a Ide of Pi • Two DOubls Denelty Dlek ~wee ~ MIDDLEPCiRT - The Mid· d1eport Amatl!llr Gardeners wtil m~ Wednelday alB p.m. atthe home of Mrs ,· .• Ferman ~re ' with Miss Erma Smith as the . assisting hostess. Mrs. Melanie Stethem w!ll present the prqgram; - ·- CHESTER- Past Councilors Club, Chester Coundl 323, Daughters of America, will l)'leet Wednesday evening at the home ot Jean Frederick. POMEROY Pomeroy Chapter ~. Royal Arch Masons. · wtil meet' at 7: lJ p.m. Wednes· day at the tErn~ followed by a regular meeting Of Bosworth . CouncU 46, Royal and Select Masters, at 8: 30. ·::·.·. ------------~-i Happenings .. : DAR;ro meet ••• •,·~ • ........, Printer lnterreoe · • Ntw Low Prloel Po!Uble_~llti· ~IP Now 11211.00 (IH-1010, .. 11711.00 In eel. fiiC.11) reunion Sunday at the Seillor cttlzien center In Pomero)'. dinner at 1 p.m. Family and friends are Invited. Sa....,. . .POMEbY - Return Jonathan Me!p Chapter of the DeUIIhten of .t he A1m1can ReYolu~ will meet Friday, 1: :1! p.m. · at the Mel&8 Inn. POMEROY - Htmeromlng SIM"kef.lwllbe Jennifer Sheets, will be Sunday at MI. Hennan and hbeteslel will be Miss EJanor Smith, Mrs. Clinton · united Brethein 1n Christ Oturcb. TexuCommunity.SunFllhet, Mn. Irving KluT, dayaehoolat9::1la.m.lbllowed James O'Brien and LucUie Sm!~ ' • Homecoming set I ,. '• Mn. M¢x>re reunion , IIIII I ~:: Jude's 1-----------------·- ----, 11 ltat~ ~ the .Chester Bowllunters and Afchers Club wtil hold a ~ target coon shoot starting at sundown with novelty shoots starting at 7 p.m. Registration fee wtil be $3. Anyone needing more Info should contact Brown's Taxidermy at !fl5.33&1. By BOB JIOil:dJ<8 . • · Lea Ann Gaul had five. Margaret • · Horner,stx,Krlst!Hawk,four; Tara :. Guthrie, ,three; Tonya Savoy. four; Krlsti Gaddis. two and Susan • Bailey, one. In the reseiVe contest, Meigs won the match In twosets,lS-7 and 15-12. Cindy Riffle and Terri Roush paved l . reaction between the vinegar and themetal. . . Sprigs, Iea\11!5 cr tips of herbs can be used In the vinegar which shol.lld be alonid In a cool place for at least a month. The bottles should he checked periodically to be sure that all foliage Is covered with the vinegar since exposure to air can discolor t)le tollage. Many herbs and combtnatlon of herbs can be used with the purple basB In combination with garllc or terragon. It was noted that basil vinegar Is especially flavorful on tomatoes and leafy greeens. Dill, orange mint, rosemary, sage, . ,· POMEROY - ' Delcendailts ~ James c. and Ethdnda Moore wBI have a farnJJy ~~~~~ l':i! noo11 Jl!l'\'bllat 1:30 p.m. with . !he ~leY. Menz11 Smith, fonner pelic(. Spriltl mualc by Jan _ . , and local Singers. Inspection was annouJ1C!!d tor Oct. 2 when Chester CoundJ 323, Dalllibters of America, met at .the hall. A practice was set for the Sept.J.tl meeting. At that ineetlng also quarterly lirthdays wU1 be observed and a cakewalk wU1 be held by the national ways .and means he held Wednesday night at the . home of Jean Frederick. Alia BaUard ·presided at the meeting. Esther Smith, secretlley', read a letter fiUn Mary Wines, state . councilor, giving Betty Roosh, deputy state COOJ!C(lor, her eanmts- Mason museum to sponror sing, barbeque slon to seiVe again for another year. She also noted dates or Jea:ptbos as followl: Mary Wines, state cwnclkr, Sept. 15, East Uverpool; DoJ'(ltlly J!.itch!e, state vice councl· ior,Sept. 29,2p.m.attheChester!Ire house, a.ester; and Marjorie CUtford,as&QClatevtcestatecouncl· lor. Oct. 21. M!ann!sburg. Doris Grueser reported on the recent state sesskxl. Opal Hoi!Wl thanked theoouncllforremernbran· ces during her hospltallzatton. 1t was noted that Mrs. Rltcb!e was Installed as vice state cooncllor at the state -"'"' held In Cincinnati, and s11e exp:cwd her appprectallon to District 13 for aapport . The color bearers eScorted Mn. Roush, deputy state councilor. DorothY Rltcble, vice state councl· lor, and Esther.Smith, depurty or District 13. to the altar where Enna Cleland, chairman ot the soocJ of the order cOmmittee, presented her with gifts on behaH of the councU. Others attending were Ada Bissell, Lora Damewood, Mary Showalter, Charlotte' Grant, Virginia Newlun, Thelma Wblte, Mai'cla Keller, Mae McPeek, Leona Hensley, Laura Mae Nice, Zelda Weber, El!zBeth Hayes, Goldie Frederick, Sandra Wble, Erma Cleland, Virgl· zanne Warner. MASON :... ~ West Virginia State Farm Museum (fonnerly the MasonCounty~SrateFarm Museum) wtil sponsor a · chlckell barbeque on Saturday and a eymn sing on Sunday. Rodney and Gary WaUbrownand Woody Macewlll be In charge of the barbeljue with seNing to begin at noon on Saturday. Served with the chicken wtil be baked beans, apple sauce, and a roil. An old time eymn sing wtil lte begin at 2 pm. on SUnday and continue untn 5 pm. A nwnber of ootstandlng gospel groups wtil participate. Choirs fJun churches other JI06PI!i groUps are Invited to participate In the byrrin sing and ' lor. mote Information may caD aoo ~5737. A used trailer has been converted as an ootdoor stage for to musical groups that appear at the Museum. Those attending are Invited t(l take a lawn chair. All museum buUdtngs wtil be opened for vlstation. . . The Farm Museum Is located four miles north of Point Pleasant, just otf Roote 62. · serve } Columbia Grange members were guests tor a potluck dinner held recently at Hemlock Grange. The grange qJened In torm with Zlba Midkiff, master. The women's activities report was given by Helen Qulvey. Ruth Fmlcts gave the legislative report. Columbia Grange had the 1ecfure hour with Bertha Cr!pett In charge. Poems and jokes were read and a plano solo of polkas was presented by Martha Jeffers. Arthur Crabtree ~slides of his travels. The grange closed In t'egUiar fonn. regular LEGAL NOTICE · Riffle birthday A party was held recenily In obserVance of the third birthday of Joseph Rltfle, at the Royal Oak campsite ,of his grandparents. A Bugs Bunny cake baked by his grandmother. Maxine Dugan, was served. Others attending were Donna Yoorig, grandmother, SUe Rltf1e, Adam, Tarnlko and Michelle Rltf1e, Becky and Rachel bavldson, Larry and Maxine Dugan, and ' Robin Rltfle. Carl family reunion held The Public UIU!tles Commission or Ohio has set tor public hearing case No; 84·11-EL·EFC, to revlflw the fuel procure· ment practk:es and poll· cies or tile Ohio Power Company. the operation of its Electric .fuel Com· ponent, and related mat· lers. This hearing Is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. on Sepllmber 12, 1984 at City Council Chambers, 21s c~ Avenue, S.W., canton, Ohio 44702. All interested parties will be glwn an ODDOrt.unJ! to 1;18 l!aqrtl. Further lnfUt • mation may be,obtained . by contacting the Com· mission. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By: Mary Ann Orlinski, Secretary . • Slaltii!OIIoo. ~CII~c.rltfelllllf~,...,. "" .,.._,, ~oii11S41rtN:e II! 1111 Slllt oll)loo. ~ ceMel MnCIW. Lft...,.cccal . . oiHitllw......... " " ' - . 1111 ~«1-lllf- DIMSI-.~IJ I ..a •UIIcnDIIOII'"'Illlll '"'~~~'~~ ,... IJ lra'IIICI '" -- ............. D<.-. Ill IIIWII'I:t .. Reglllar meeting of Drew Webster unit Is the fourth Tuesdayo!each month, 7:30p.m.atthehall.Mrs.Iva PtMtell, president, Invites au members and prospective members to attend the meeting. Mothers, wives; daughters, sisters and granddaughters o! m~mbers of the American Legion, or Whose relative died In the line of duty or anytln)e after honorable discharge woo seiVed during wartime are l'llgibie for membership tn the Auxiliary. Also women woo seiVed In the armed forces are ellgtble to join .. BALLROOM DANCE CLASS . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMER 12 p ht Class .At .7:30 .M. 2nd Class At 1:30 P.M. '* " co IIIIWoflltond"•4ftlomli'Jtii.,.......~ID"-MII'I•'*'"'OII "" O.C1mDtr 31. IH3 Aclfl'lotiiCI llllll IUI,UIUISOO lllllll1tlft. ' SlOIJ 111 ,._.00, Svr~ Sle7.mJe.OO: tpar~~~. 171U&t,20&.00.ElJ*IQ> I"!'' JnlltiPOO. NtiiiNII, $441tO'I.VOCIU~ c..-. ~- IN WIThlSS WHEREOF. IfiM 11trW1110 W.:rCMII ~,... IIIII '*'It:! nit' Mil 111M Iff!_, • C...I!Wi Qt., 1114 Oty atiCl dM IID'II Silpl ollfi. '*· 1---'----------''-------:---.....,.-- Excellent for major firewood cutting or llmblng operations. Easy to handle and quick to start. Requiresllttie maintenance. · See the Wood Boss todav. legion Auxiliary meets WITH 16 INCH BAR $299 95 WITH BONUS KIT S30 EXTRA Bonus Kit WE DO ALIGNMENT BRAKE WORK $}450 FOR MORE INFORMATION. CALL 992-2622 CLOGGING ClASS SCIIEDWD FOR . SEPm.ER 16th HAS IEEN CIIANGED TO ·~ IUIIIICU4 (Moo llllOfl II!"~GIO!Ioo 1 •~ TheCarlreunlonwasheldSunday BrlllandPhllKlng.MelanleDlllard, at the sccut cabtn· In Kingsburg Paula. Phll, Rodney and Tn!vor Road,~. · HBrrtson, Terry, ~.J~y.Jon Atendlng were Charles and Ber- · kand JoShua Ol!llnger, Kettering; nice Rltfle, Olen and Louise Hazlel an<!d Bud Wilson, Dennis Harrison, Chuck, Ruth Ann, Cindy Brlckles, Mlck Hawell, Virgil, Judy, and Ann Rlllle, {)ale, Marleen Scott Randy, Danny and Melodle Carl, and Jodi Harrison, bscar Scholl, Julie Wandilng, Paula Butcher, Faye Pratt: Roy and Mabel Romey, Debbie. Andy and SteBrtckles,. Rhonda, Jodi, sean and phanle Carl, Belpre; Mona. Jason Dale Glb!lon, Ralph and Sadie Carl, ·and Amy Fn!Cker, Carla and Shari Ivan C.l of Newark, Del. Lohrer. Troy; David Poppas, JenKona Brlckles, Lorena Donahue, ·· nleGray, Troy; MatlhewRitfleand Bruce BrlckleS, Lloyd, Eva, Brian, Krist! Haynes, Middleport. MernbersoftheAmerlcanLeg!on Auxiliary, Ol'eW Webster f><Jst ~• Puneroy, are rel'nlnded by Loretta Tiemeyer, Jriernbersh!p chairman, that dues are payable now. Mrs. Tiemeyer said that the auxiliary ts attemptng to collect aD dues prior to Oct. 4sothatthemoney can be , turned In at the Eighth District FaD · Conference at WUkesville. ·The $10 dues may be sent to Mrs. Ttemeyer at P. 0. Box 1292, Puneroy. ortoCatbertneWellb, 100 Ebenezet St., Ptxuaoy, cr may be given to any actiVe member. nla Lee, iva PoweU. Sadie Trussell, Faye Kirkhart, MaJ'IIIII'I!t Tuttle, Eva Robson, GeneviE.'ve Ward, Mary K. Holter, Ada Morris, Ethel Orr, Everett Grant, Jo Ann Baum, and Mary Hayes. · ·• ColllffibIa • Gran . meets .recent y MOST CARS STIHI:. - ; ..:::"". __--.-'·1...-.__...__SE_PTII_.i!ijDI!ii!J~~~il-. """·. -~....-~ ..._lllvlted __ . thyme, oregano, marjoram, parsley and other Cooking herbs can he used In making vinegars. Gardlintng tips tor the maJth Included planting fall crocus and spring blo(mlng bulbs, pruning and repotttng plants: i!etttng Christmas begonias set In thepotslnwh!dl they -are to bloan, seeding lawns, and preparing ~se plants for the winter. Members mjoyed a S&ck lu,ncheon !oUowtng the meeting. Prayer was by Marge Purtell and others attending besides tholle named were Wiiovelll' Bailey,He~ Johnson, Virginia Wyatt, and Su- .Chester Council conducts recent gathering cOmmittee, Past Coui1cllorsCiub meetlngwtil Beat of the bend County school. earned the small· school title In 1~. A statewide panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates the thing much has ~ In The Aslioclaled Press' weekly lbotball ranklngs for the state's )Jig high schools. Cincinnati Moeller Is perched In Its accust£med position atnp the Class AAA poll. Moeller, the aU-boys parochial school In the Cincinnati suburb of Montgomery, has won the last tour AP state title trophies and eight of the last 10. Only MassWon, with 12, ranks ahead of the Crusaders. And there are two other famU!ar faces ahead In the other races. Akron St. VIncent-St. Mary Is a perennial challenger for the Class AA championship, based on regular-~ play only. Mogadore, just ootskle Akron, Is huntlng!tsfourth Class A poD crown Jn the last six seasons. TheSumin!t cap In order to avoid a chemical which i pOints. Newark Catholic, another former ratings champion, was secondwith97polntswhileMcCornb was third with 831n Class A. ~amsfortheAPdurlngtheregular In Class AAA, CenteiVllle was fourth , Dayton Wayne filth, season. Moeller, defeating Akron Central- AustintoWn· Fitch and Mentor Lake Hower 26-7 and Miami, Fla., Catholic tied tor sixth, Warren Christopher Columbus 211-0 In its two Western Reserve eighth, Lakewood games, had 216 points, more than St. Edward ninth apd .Massillon twice the !f>.polnt total tor second· • lOth. place Akron Gart!eld, already a In Class AA, SteuhenvU)e ranked winner over Massillon Washington fourth, Otrvllle fifth, Loudon\dlle this fall. sixth, Beloit West Branch seventh, Fremont Ross also off. to a 2.0 Bellefontaine eighth, Cincinnati start, was third with 62 points In McNicholas ninth and Columbus Class AAA. Ready lOth. . St. VIncent-St. Mary, 2.0, led the Running fourth In Class A was Class AA poD with 1,07 points, 'J!1 Middletown Fenwick, followed by ahead of second-place Elyria Ca- McDonald In fifth, Cincinnati thollcand471nfrontofNo.3Ironton. Academy of Physical Education Mogadore, 2.0, collected · 127 sixth, Berlin Center Western ReseiVe seventh, Archbold eighth, Tuesday. September 11,1984 Herb·vinegars topic of garden club meeting Crusaders still No. 1 team <XlLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) - No- -The Daily Sentinel 'Page 5 uen Jim Rice hit his 26th homer lbr Boston to Increase his RBI total lbr theyeartol12,onebehlnd0akland's Dave Kingman, who · leads the major leagUes. • Marlllen 7, R••r11 S . Alvin Davis' two-run homer l!lghllghted Seattle's thrie-run seveilth Inning. Wlih the game tied 3-J, John Moses singled~ one oot, went to third on Jack Pereonte's single and scored when Splice Owen forced Perconte at second. Davis · followed with his 25th homer, an opposite-field shot that barely cleared the ~-field tenceotf al.Op!tchfroolDanrzyDarwln,S.lO. Davis bad gone 30 days without a homer. Seattle's Jim Beattie won hls ~ ~ By The Bend career-high 11th game against lli I ' TH. WOIILD'a UIIG•ar a•LLIIIQ CHAIN UW I; '' I �-' 11, 1984 Tuesday, 1984 The, Daily Sentinel Business Senices BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST · GUYSVILLE. OHIO Aulhoriztd John Dtt11, New Hollo~d . Bush Ho1 . flrra Equipment 4 .. Deoler · Farm Equipment Parts & Service J&F CONTRACTING MI!S AMERICA HOPEFUIB- Maey of the state mllilel! llOIJijidbJg lor the Miss America Tlt.le are shown 011 the beach In AOan&lc Clly 011 Meaday. 'The tltJe wiD he given~ Saturda,y. (API eserpbot.o). IN THE COURT O.F COMMON I'I.EAS, PROlATE DIVISION. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO In 1ho M - of 1ho E - of: JOHN WAYNE RUSSELl. DNJrc' C.. No. 24533 N011CE Contestants, critics disagree about swimsuit competition . />TLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP)Contestants In this week's Miss America pageant, disputing critics who consider the swimsuit competi- tion an over-emphasis on appear- ance, defend It as a tradition that has nothing to do with sex appeal and allows them to demonstrate their pbyslcal11tness to the judges. "It's a traditional thing and has oolhllig to do with being exploited," Said Mls$ Nevada, LeAnna Grant, 22, of Las Vegas. · WhDe the contest "has come a long way" In ollertng more scholar- Kroger meatcutters on strike · Meat ·cutters at Kroger Co. supermarkets In northeastern Ohio began putting up picket lines shortly after midnight, when their contract expired. •: AbOut 15 pickets gathered early today at a Barney's Food & Drug . Warehouse, operated by Kroger In Clevelllnd. Kroger also operates under its own name and has ai-Lo Discount Stores In the area. On Monday, Kroger officials said they would replace meat cutters and clerks who joined a strike aimed at reopening contract talks with the supernlarketchaln. Kroger spokesman James Mcln. tire refUsed to say whether the replacements would be permanent. AbOut 237 meat cutters In Local l8l of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union had said they would begin picketing kiday over what they contended was Kroger's unwillingness to bargain In good faith. CLEVELAND (AP)·· - Qn July 29, retail clerks In the union approved a contract calling for concessions, buttherneatcutters rej~ted the proposal. The union represents a bOut 1,400 Kroger workers. . Union leaders said retaD clerks would decldelhemselveswhetherto hooor picket lines. Union officials have said they would ask Teamsters union drivers to honor the picket lines. Teamsters Local 4iJl president Sam' Theodus said Monday that the union had not yet been contacted. 1beTearnstershaveabOut16to20 workers at the Kroger Co.'s Solon warehouse, which serves the northeastern Ohio stores. · Kroger officials had threatened to close 23 northeastern Ohio stores If employees rejected concessions. Fifteen of the stores have meat departments. When the union refused to vote again on the Kroger proposal, the company said It woold MaryS Ru ssell. Executfl)( of the Estate of John Wayne Rus sell. late of 3112 CreekSide Dnve. Lowsville. Kent ucky. 40222. f• led 1n th• s court under Docket M No 397 an ·authenttca ted copy of letters of admln1s1rat10n •ssued to her by the Jefferson D•strtct Court of Jefferson Cour"ty. KentuCky. Not1ce tS further g1ven that all credttors of sa1d.estate who destre to assert their lien s on the real estate of sa1d decedent located m 1h1s state shall present th~" cta,ms. d uly sworn 10. to th1s court w1th1n s 111 months after the f1l1ng of smd letters 10 th1 s court. or the1r sa1d ltens shall forever be daemed barred and ccinceled. RoQert E. Buck. Probate Judge Public Notice Impose the D4!W wage schedule beginning today. . The ·concessions package celled for pay cuts of$2an hour tor workers · making more than $9 an hour and a drop In the cunpany coolribitlon to the employees' health tnsuranre trust The compariy· has slDce agreed to restore conlribit:lonl to the level. In the contract that just fund: expired. LEGAL NOTICE ETHEL M. JONES . . whose address ts unknown. and her ~arty. -State GOP Chairman Michael CclleY asked Republicans around the state to donate their rebates, averaging abOut $15, to help elect •GOP legislators who could help cut ot·eHmlnate the 90 percent Income taX tnctease enacted last year. -Russ Hodge, dePuty director of thes!ateparty'sllnancecommlttee, said Monday that m rebate checks iiad been received, along with 290 peuonal checks, for a total of 31!,748.79. ;·:However. Hodge said that be- , eauile the rebate checks are mailed "In waves," party officials expect to lliNitlnue to get responses for the next 60 days or so. An organization knOwn as Have A lk,art Ohio made an appeal last "They're (Kroger otrlclals) suggesting that we've reached an omoe. , Impasse, which Is not true," said John Bartlett, secretacy-treasurer (Continued from page 1) Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck. Mayor Hoffman reported that·the flnalaudltonanOhioDepartmentof beveloprnent grant had been approved and Mayor Hollman was authorized to make appHcatlons for tWo block grants throogh the block grant PI\JIP am of the Meigs County Qmmlssloners. He wUJ apply for m,cm tor a county-wide a1r supply operation lor firemen and for a $00,Cnl IJ'ant which would be used to 1J!1fCba8e &»operty In the ccmrnunltY owned by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and now for sale by theampany. • .'Iberewasonebldonausedpollce cruiser no Jooaerneededbythetown 1111c1 tbat waslor$l,Cnl, sulmltted by aaqeQuWen,Mkldleport. Thebld was accepted. , . 'Jb I . 4 *'M appllcllhr Mayor Hoffman was authorized 1p R!IIUI:mlt an Ohio Department of . '( ~ SHERIFF'S SALE I OF REAL ESTATE The lltMo of Ohio. Mt!go cash Qf cerpf,ed check vvith.in thlnv ctavs of the· .c o nfirmation , of the sa le favor of Plamtiff, ahd such further relief as 1s JUSI and proper Th e real .eslate JS descnbad as follows: S1tuare 10 the State of Oh1o. County of M e1gs and V1 llage of M1ddlepon· S1tua1ed m the V11fage. of M1ddlepor1. Me1gs County, Oh10. Known and numbered on the recorded plat of M arcus Bosworth Add1ltOn to Lower PomerOy, now Incorporated Village of Middlepor t Be.ng lOt 189 Last 'Pnor Conveyance. Voh.lme 290. Pa_ge 939. Me1gs Counry Deed Records. Th1s publ rcat1on tS to be pub.hshetl once a week for Sl)( (6) COn SP.CUih/8 weeks and 1$ 10 notrl y the persons to be. served thai he or she ts requ,red to answer w1th1n twenty-e,ght (28) days alter the la st ·publication date. the last publicatiOn dat~ betng : October 2. 1984. Said part1es are . reaUJr Flrl 1n answer on or before the 30th day of Oc tober. 1 984. or the demand of the Compta,nt may be granted. RO SE and SIM MONS Attorneys At l aw· .'efl rey L S1mmor).'i Tnal Counsel for Plmntiff 121 Wes t Mnm Street · M cArthur. Ohto 45651 16 141 596-5291 (8128.1914. 11' 18. 25: 11012. 61< !;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~========~ ~· Accoplo.- · Cotpcwalkwt (91 4. 11 . 18. 19. 26. 51C JIM CLIFFORD l'lolmifl EdnaS-..tol o.r,o-.11 In pursuance of an Sale 1n the above entttled action. I Will oHer for sale at publtc auc t1on. on the front steps of the M~1 gS County Court House 1h Pomeroy, 1n the abOve named County. on Saturday. the 6th day at October 1984. al 10,00 o'clock A.M..· the follow1ng desc r~bed rea l estate. sttuate tn the Cou~ty of Me1gs and StiH.e of Oh1o. and '" th e Village of Middleport to-w1t : Sttqated 1n the County o f Me1gs. '" the State of Oh1o. and 1n the V1llage o f Middleport and bounded and descnbed as 'allows. Begtnn,ng for reference at the Northeast corner of Out l:ot No. 1 of Palmer's Add1110n: lhence N 38 deg W 595.5 feel N011CE TO BIDDERS FOR SCHOOL FURNITURE SP.aled birls will be rece1ved . 1n accorOan ce With the law un t1l twnlve o'clock noon E S T on Sepmmber 26. 198 4. at the ofhr.e o f the tr ea5urc r of the bomr1 of edtJ cat•o n ·· ql t h ~ M e1f!S l ocal Sc hool D•str1 ct. M,r1f11cport. Ohto. for school lurn1t111 P. ,. The b1dS will bf! pubhclv opened <tnd ,rearl by th e tro.1S1 1rer 1mmor11r11ely nftP.r 773-5839 or 773-5788 Sizes fro.m 6'x6' Up to 24'd6' Insulated Doc Houses Rac.ine, Oh. PAT HILL FORD 191 ~- TROMM EXCAVATING •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •GRAVEL HAULED Downapouts 3-5-tfc NEW-REPAIR Gutter• Guttara Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows 949-2969-949-2263 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Homes-Extensive · New Reraodelin& 992-2198 Ohio Mi~clleport, 1 -t:l-tfc or 992-2282 Ph. (614) 843-5425 ~~~:9~-7~~~ ' ' V. C. YOUNG. IU 992·6215 ,. 992-7314 .. Pom•roy, Ohio ACCENT - 7/9/2 IJ.J.tk R •TROPHIES •PLAQUES *AWARDS c:.... olh·U" 1,.. Our 61'4 · 99 2-5650 1 1. I 8. 2 5. 41c I ,; New Chevy Trude ... _ FINDER ............. '76. 95 I!QORS ............ '149.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 BUMPERS ..... ..... 169.95 GRILL... .......... .... 142.50 R. SUPPORT ....... 184.95 TAIL GAlE ..... .... '85.00 FORD FENDER ..•. '69.95 BUMPIR ............ 169.95 Also Some Car ' Fenders Available A CAR 992-6128 ··· 8/10/1 mo. U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North & COUNTRY VETERINARY ~~~~o~!~ORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH ' ;.u.,'" THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE !305 JACKSON A'l(. Misc. Merchandiae '-•w ' SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Mon...y 3 p.m.•5l.m. Tut1d1y 6:30 p.m.- p.m. WediiiSdoy 3 p.ll.-5 p.m. / 992-3410 r-..rsrllr 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Fddly I p.ll.-2. -p.m. Satunlly Ul 1.11.·11:30 1.11. LARGE ANIIAL AND or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT 7/ 11 /tln LANGSVlLLE GROCERY & GARA,GE Open 7:00-7:00 Daily Major & Minor Mechanical Work Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Po-oy Ohio AUTO &TRUCK . , REPAIR Alsa Transmission 992~5682 PH. ar 992-7121 Check Anti- Freeze, Bette, Hone, Plug a · Prices Stort At $}495 PH. 742-9070 9-4-1 mo. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985·3561 All Malcet •W•Ihen •DIIhw•ahera •A•nv•• •Refriger•tora F.REE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS I ______ :z: I 19, _ _ _ ___._ 3. _ 2. - -_ - ._ . . ._ : . ._- Woodburning 20. "_ -21. __ _ _- I.---:---:--- ·· ==~==~= 10. 11. 12. :::::::::== 1'·==== :,rNr :u. ----~.,.. 25. _ _ _....;.;...;__ 26. _ _ _ __. ··------Zl. - - - - - - . . 29.~---- 31. __ ___....._ 311. 32. _ _ _ __ 14. 15, 23.-:----34. ....;..._ _ __ "· 25. I I [., ' ti~L~'Jl , FIIEPLACE INSERT - . . 01 CDil (614)446-7&19 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 . 111 Ct•rt lt. ........,, 011. 4118 · ~~- 1 $599. DUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Call For F,.. Eltlm.ta 742-2167 or ••I IIIII. . . . HilS,. MIAYS ' Oflll 'Ill& ... ;' ( ; ~ _______...... t ~ M1.1.'-n ELECTRIC SERVICE Car:e •' ' '' 446-~062 Chimney Cl•nlnt . •centflect.CIIImney ReUnty Re111ir "Experienced and lnaured . ! . •complete II¥ Me . ~ C11111111 , _ , 'J 'I. f Help Wanted 3 yr. old Americen Cocker Merri-Mec Homem•keu Sp1niel full 'blooded.. t9good eern x·tre income. We need home. Call 814-378-23711. _ ,01 ropr-tollvn in thia orul Pony pllin exp. 1 2 yr. old Collle-lrlah letter pluo. Gflta. toyo. home de........ 4 mo. Old Colli• cor. No lfwe-.ment . Cer • Shephord pup, femolo. Coli phone nee. Coli froe 1-800114-388-9811 . •· 11113-9077. Aloo booking Mixoc Coon puppies, a I·""';. . _rt_... _ .•_1_4_-44_11..:.c3_04_3_ _ wNko old, 2411-11111~ . MODELS All Including children Long heired mother c:al, over age 1 . For cetolog clecl-od. ond 1 llufly kittype oaail!nmenll. Inter· ten, litter trained . 441~ viewing in Columbua the 0021. of Sept. 23. For en appOintment coli 412·1118· Yelow tiger kfnen. ~melo. 9192 . to good home. littlt" trolnod 6 wormed. ••1-9479. Electronic technlcon with 1 bor... r Collie moll. lemolo ex perl-e In home lll..a. CB'a, car ltefeOa. two way BMglo pup. To good home. ratio. Send ,..,mo to P.O. Bo• 21. Gelllpolia. Oh Coll4411-2,171 . 411 Cute klneno 7 weoko old. 1·_ 1:... · 3_ 1_·_ _ _ _ _ __ mother good mouoer. Coli s.11 AVON make 46%. Coli 448-2205. 44e-3358. Puppleo to give owoy: Coli N - quitlt" O< 11ee1 ployer 992-8369. for Country bend. Cooilll14· F...; puppies to good homo. 1-311 _ 7_-_0_2_1_3 ·_ _ _ _ __ Port Cocker-Sponiol. 8 labyolttlng In my home. -·old. 1114•448-3431. Rete....,coa IIVIIioble. Coli 4411•0390. Holf Bench Loeged BNgle 1--'--- - - - - - Puppieo, 3 ~mole end 1 Secretoriol p~n . '-OIIol malo. 304-82-2790. ••perienco pmO<red. Appimult demonetrete 1 4 kitten• to good home. cant pr-nt ol>llity II> tako ohor· 304-11711-7430. thand ond type It 10 ' WPM . FuR beldlito. Send pupploo. 304- reeume to Box 40"' in Cllrl Of the Golllpcilia Daly Tribune, 8211 3rd. Ave .• GoHipolio. oh 4111131 . 6 Lo.t and Found LectylnororoundRaclneyfor .,.rttimehouaoworlliftcoro LOST Blonde Cocker Spo- Of oick llicty. Call 114-241· ~Ill In Ewrgreon orwo, If 68113. found ploo11 col1446-•746 efter I . Wlnted: 30 hr. Appointmenta Clori<-Socretary for LOST SmoU block Terrier an intennedllto care facility ~ retardad in dog. "Pockota" Vicinity of lor the m.n•·fty Third Ave. R-ord. NNCio Gollipollo. Current drivlt"'a heon medlcotlon. Coli 4~1- HcenM ond hil!h ochool 8041 or 4411-43011 . dlplomo required. expori - - In 0 humen .-vice -·Loat. atlll mloolng. mote. oettlng ond-or In 1ho field of black ond white uddlo bock devolopmentol dloobilltloo s..,te. Some ton mDitly on preferred. Flo•lblo houra. bo.. y loco. Toller.Aug big 14th typo lettertcRolllnEby. Send reoume with IIMtle. lootP.O.cover Boa in I mile ..... REWARD. 104. Jeckoon. Oh 48140 . Buoh 304-1711-41 01. Deedllne lor oppliconto: 917-84. a.c .s. 11 on equal Loot white ond tan pup. opportunity omployer. oround Appolochlon Power. 304-171-7823. Peroon II> 11oy with elderly lady. wor ond houro negotlablo. Co colloct 1114-772~-a 00 · R~ 4s17 .,..,. Public Sale B : p.m, ••••· ence1 required. Auction Soloa Monoger -clad for local buaineu covering Shomrock Auction hnrice. Mooiga Co. Soleo plua comPot Sherl... n Aualio,_,. miulon. Must hlive ule1 E•pertence In Ferm • home ~x.,.rience. con moke upouction. Call · 114· 112· warda to 140, 000. Call Jock 4310. colloctotl14-1192·11151for apt. Auction ewry Frldoy night ot tho Hortlold Community Pon-t- pooltfon in public Center. Trucldoado of agency providing health aermorchendl11 ewry - · vlco. Muot hove hNith reConligmlnto of.• uNCI lilted education or e•pe· mon:handlll " ' - " wel- nonce, lend rwply I!Y Sept. comed. Richerd Reyn-. 14. 1984 to Box 722. Aualion-. Coli 304-2711- Pomoroy. Ohio 411789 . 3011. E.O.E. .---~c-:-:':-:::-=---"1' 1 Bill. ouctlon-. llcanNCI Ohi'mney Ill. iftl DIRECTIONS: I ~!Its below Geillpolla on Rt. 7 , - RICCOOII Bridge, tum light Inti follow 1ign1. ' ll1 p 11 1/11 t' ill ,) 1'! For vour ne•t oalo coM Emmo nft_IWS IIOIWIII'OIIAIK C01110U 11M JAil$ Mill Tllll Cclllpa11 wHIII•IItuce ' ' Tile DIIIJ s.tlllll 8/ 13/ tln , BACKHOE 1 1 Phone 9-4-1 mo. 446·2062 For 111 your wlrln& ••.a f "t lnuS; ur~ctl IIPII servicalnd installltion. RlSI"d en ti a1 & COIIImercill a:., 742·3195 c.., Or 992-5875 Immediate -lng for .,.rt lime relief nune lo lnpetllftt unit of loco! Montol HNith · Cont.,.. Muot be roelotored nune with volld Ohio 11anM. For more informa· tlon, contoct Juonlto Athl. Ptraonnel Admlnlatr•tor. Woodl•nd Center•. Inc .• 412 VInton Pike. GoiNpollo. Oh 4•131 phone 114-441UOO Wooclllind Contera. Inc. loon equol opportunity· offlrmolivooction employer. lnltellltiQn people - d for loell diller of Enlt"gy HVAc · Control Syl'l...,a. · or llectricol oxp. helpful. 11·8_ 00 ........-_11_114-_3_341 __•_"'_·_3_1_·_ O..loro ond ControctO<I. Nd 1 Notlonol Compll)y n ocol dlotrlbutlon for ~·· pro·~; HVAC • -trical duct ControctoroorS-Orgeni1 00 241 0311e ·----· o&iiiiioiis------·· & Vicinity • Potla solo- corner cf Colle~ & Stewart in Ruttand. Mcmdoy 1o Tuoadoy. Coli 1114· 742-2233. - ~·-··········· ·· ···-·-····-·· Sept . 12-14. Knick knocks. clothea, Wllhar, table, Fairview Evergreen Rd. Quarter milt out of EvergrHn . Lorge yord ·--·-·p·0·merov·····:····· Middleport 8t Vicinity •.••••••• •••••••• ••••••• •• •••• Nil Tu.,...oy. Wondoadey & Thurodoy ft. Emeraon Joh~1on '1, R~ 124. Portlond. 9to& .JNno. Knlck-Knocko. oct. C!leop. ) Big 3 tonlily yord Hll. chilciNn"o elothea. ontlquoa,; tobias. dlsheo on Rt. 124 411 inlloa from Recine. - Porch & yord · ule. 238 Condor St.. Pomeroy, be· Yerd n!e In Rutiond. HOPI!\' hind Llndmorl<. 10 to 1. Hollow Rood. Filth houoe September 12. 13. & 14 over bridge. s opt. 12t h an d oech doy. 13th. ~:~~==~=::=~~~~~~~~~~=~ 32 Mobile Homes ., for Sale 1---------'- a. Why lilt Till Winter to Remember You Were Golna To Call Us? • 4-!i·Ht M. KOCH, M.S. ' HEAT YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE PARTS and SERVICE Lictlsed. Cll.nlcal AlllloltiiiSt J 4. ----:--- 23. '·====== LISA Gllllpolis, OhiD 45631 22. 6. 7. _ _ _ __ Computtriled H•rilll Aid Selection Dtpentllblt Hetrinc Aid Service •Drven .,....",. Help ~~·•]1~2:::3:::·~~~;;;;;::== 1---------- ,,, ,....u, $'"1•1 11 COMI'I.ETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE , Bodo. cholro. Iron, llliono. · B • wOod. cupboordo. cheato, b01hto. dlahaa . 31 Hornet fcir Sale In -loving momory of Anlto atone jlro. ontlqUM. gold nted lllcl\loy Soli ·wt>o loft uli 5 arHI allver . Wrlte- M. D. yNno 0110 to...y. A ollent Miller, Rt.Z, Pomeroy, Ohio ~ht. 1 -••ttNr; K•po 4157119 or call 114-9928 room . full beaemont • 2 her memory- dNr. Sodly· 7710. Cuatomera for the Callico cer garage. Allen Or., mloood by family. Mom, Cupbolrd. Rt. 110&Porter, U9.000. Coli alter IPM. Dad. brothero. a l -. ond Buying dolly gold, oliver Houro: 10·6PM. Mon .·S.t. 114-388-84119. grendpo....,to. colno. ~ngo.jowooiry.aterllng Coli 114· 388·9008. ware. old colno. large cur· 1 - - - - - - - - - ' - - 28a42 (1171 oq.lt.) beoerency. Top prlce1. Ed. Bur- Tree trimming end removal. ment, and aubflOor. com3 Announcementl · kelt Borber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Froe ootimotea. Coli· 912- ploted . Locoted on 1 ocro . _ _ pluolot. quilt country. olectMiddleport. Oh. 114-992· _80_40_or_s_•8_·_2_1_2_9_ 1 ric to houM. Rural wet• SWEEPER and -lng mo- 3471. WIHcoreforlhoolderlylnour ovolloble. $10,000 Coli chlne ropolr. porto. and oupplln. Pick up and K 6 M Rollrood will .,.Y •10 horne. LPN core given. 16 Wloeman Raol Eotall. 445delivery, Davi1 Vacuum end up· for rellrold ltema. o•perlonce. Coli 114-992· 38.3. 1---::---:---:--Clooner, one holt milo up owltch locka. & keyo. Coli 7314. 1 ----~~----,- Nice 2 bedroom homo on G""rg• CrHio Rd. CoM 814-317-0104. Room lo boord lo loundry. Jorge·lot near Collage Com· 1114-4411-0294. Wanted to buy: lnvntment Reoionobloln Pomerov. Call puo ot .1 08 Colloe• Ave .• Rio Comrol hunger and 1oM proporty. Cell 114-982- 11 4-992·11022 or 986 · Gronde, Oh. Shown by 4411. . eppolntniontlmly. con 614wlight with n- lhlpo diol 6S6B. 1---------~ 882-7424. Priced to Mil. ·.. pllin ond Hydro• Woter Pilla ot Fruth Phlrmacy. Jockaon GINSENG ROOT. Top Qual· Chrlltlln llidy wiU do bebya· 1ty and s12e grad~d . selec ted itting in own home. 30~ Pike. $200.00 lb. Ordrnarv sma ller 6711-1828. Gun lihoot 11 Rlcine Gun root - Less! All other kinds of 1=========::. Club ewry Sundoy. 1:00 root also purchased _ Ca l l p.m. Factory chocked guno 'lloberl Harper. 304-675- 17 Miacell•nedus 7977 . only. 1---------- Gallipolis, Ohio {-~n~ - IN' WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ' "We a..,t .F~r lelf" · SUIIEIIY IY APPOINTMENt , 2 11 d. I'' .. '"· "2·6931 .,17.-----..------ Caoh paid for Ioney Iron or hoovy Iron becla. 1180 and up for conaln Motga Co. I t - )Ira. Old time cupboard. coli 1·304-8S2· 2711 Giveaway 446-4522 Oh. ,., Miadleport. FENCl & SUPPLY 220 1. Meloo, RIC). CALL MIDDLEPORT . PLASTIC ARTS WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 ,. 114 Ali'IIIIIIILI:III Ill 304-4. .·1118. 7 B thru 77 Movorlck with outo. Coli 441-3371. No treapaRing on Ger1ld Hodge pro.,.rty. Sand Hll EUGENE LONG 50 lliverview Dr. worl CHESTER-985·3307 ., 1' lfr" Estimatea) RIDENOUR lV & APPLIANCE Vinyl & Aluminum Bob • Jean Gilmore -Addons and NJnodetlng - Roofing and gutter work - Concr... work - Plumb!" 1nct ltectrical *ZUIJH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNORY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duly SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 16 Yeera E~ie11ce Aluminum & Vinyl Sidi111s ·n osiness Services· CARPENTER SERVICE WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 8-10·1 mo. Complete Guner Worll CompiBte Remodeling Roofing of Ill Ty.,.o Worked in home arM 20yooro· "Free Enlmotes" lnsu11nct WOrk CultQJII Pole BldJs. •lilraps Roofin1 Work i'!,..c:lolty YOUNG'S Good uMCI upright or cheat 1-zlt", not tQ wide. About 211 inchel. Aok lor Rlto. 1114· 21111-11307. Rood. I Name·~------------------- No Sunday Calla '·" ·' ' RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and h•ter cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. WHITESEL ROOFING CO. PH. 742-2328 I J:me Wnqnm. T rc<Jsu rm sa¥&aaa 949-2860 81131! mo. P&S BUILDINGS Coli et 4·38e- Call for free sidiniiS· l l - - - - - - - timates, 949·2801 or ~:.:''"!'t:! bu.r:88~~"''C:.i FREE ESTIMATES \0-6 lie Bonded & Insured lh P, t1me tor f1 hnq btr1s has P.Xf11fArl The t)l(iS shall be mbulntP.fl .1nd reportP.d by thP. trensur Ar to !he bo<~rd ill its next rneetlnfl No tM1 shall hA cons,dered unlm;s · .mnrlr! on tho forms ilvad~hle a1 thf! allier of the .r rntlsiJH'!r ot thn boiud of f-rlucat, on of ..ll~e M AIClS Loc:1l s~hool . ' OI S! fiCI, Mlrlrileport. Oh10, wh•r: h cons,s ts . of all nrlvertt ;>rJmP.nt s <tnrlnotlr.es. the II1Sirlir.l1on::; to h1df1P.rs. s p~i fl ­ cnhon s. nnd bl(1 form s: all o f w hu-:h ,·Ire il V.lllablr. anrl mny hn ()hliltnf(i upon rA(luP.s t nt !h:t t to.the Northeas t corner of ,!-ot No, 2 1/ • of P. Jones Estate as shown by Qngtncil Pl at 2, Page 11 of Me1gs County, Ohio. the mJe place of begmn tng: th ence S 52·· W 80 teet lollow,ng the NortQ Ltne o f Lot 2 1/~ ~ thence S 38 deg. E 55 feP.t: thence 52 deg E BO feet thence N 38 deg . W 35 f ~t to the place of , ol! tcl"! beginnmg. cont au-.mg 0.064 Thn h'oarrl o f P.flur.A t1on ncres, more or less. i li !P.nt1s 10 ncrP.pt thr. lowf!st Property loc-ated ~ 803 1/J msnon;=; 1 ~1lo f)l(l lor 1h1s prorctct. Brownell Stfeet. Mtddlepo ft. hut •J~SAfVC r. thf1 r1(1hl 10 re,ec t OhiO, I any nnrl nil. 01 p<ll't s of any ;md Property appra1sed at nil hKis S 11 .500 and can not be so)d , No h •d may llr. Wllhrtr nwn l or 1 for less thci: n rwo -thlr<1s of tFle 11 pFmorl o f :;uCty 160) days after apprmsed amot~nl tho ~r. hnH tJinrl (Jimann t1me for Terms One thousanO dollars lf!Cf! lpt o f thA hH'IS ~ S1.000) •n casn or centfted Bv ordm of · tho l m;ud , of c hec~ of sa lA. Balance'" fXhn-:,' Ht on nl thP. M e1(lr. Loc.11 Sr:hoo l o ,str1r: t 621 .Scu11h Thirrl Avenue M1rtrllf!nort. Ohto 45 760 · Wri10! vaur .' act- order by mell wllll lllls . coupon. tencel 'tQW ad by pnone When you get , resu Ms. Ntolt#Jy !lilt reluncYble. "f 1 C to eautl u • Ul m Built Garages" Start From 12'x 16' Junk 1utoa any BISSELL No. 114-CV·122 . ·Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Claulflads and SIDING SIDING CO. . ALL STEEL ·& POLE BUILDINGS Wanted To Buy a. Aluminum "B Ph. 614-143-5191 PH. 992· Public Notice 9 Vinyl GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES UTILITY BUILDINGS 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' WATER, OAS. OIL UNES " DITCH WITCH SERVICE Sizes ' OUMP TRUCK SEf!VICE ' CONCRETE WORK 1/1. Broker-Auction Ser;ice lor the local. He Said the company Cheryl Le11ley, has avoided bargalnlng with the Mei1s County Assoc1ote unlonstnceAug. JO. . ~ P~one 742-3171 Mcintire said the company had not yet been officially il0tt11ed of the 1L--..;N;,;;ow;;.;A;;.:c:c;;:•;::P::;'i::;n;r.ll.:;l;,:i-':;.i:;.nu;:r.:,•,::in;.:::M:.:•::ligs~C;:;.:o;. · _ _. complaint. \ Oeneiol Moli>n M. L. "Bud" lcGHEE M'.GH££ 'DOZER • BACKHOE ' REClAio1ATION WORK "OIL FIELO SERVICES JAMES J PROFFIIT , SHERIFF MEIGS COUNTY County. 10 Union ofllclals, meanwhile, took srgned Case No 84-CV-227. their case MOilday to the National demandtng that the Coun requ1re ydu to se t up . your Labor Relations Boanl ·teglonal· week for laxpayers to sign over their total sent ou.t will stand at 1,62'(.~. checks to help meet an Increasing Conley said the lists of names are demandforfoodamongOhlo'spoor. being received from the Taxation A spokesman for· that group, Department at the rate of about MatthewHabash,dlrectorofFrank- :m,OOJ a week and that the checks lln County's Operation Feed Food- . are being written without delay. At bank, saldhisotrlce has received six that rate,thelastofthecheckswould endorsed rebate checks totaling be mailed around the .middle of $71.(fl. October. However, Habashpolntedoutthat At the request or Gov. Richard In Its appeal, Have A Heart Ohio Celeste, the Legislature authorized suggested that the checks also be the refunds as a result of a budget turneP over to local foodbanks surplus . which after certain setaround the state, and that therelsno asides totaled about$50mllllon, the way now to measure the response offiCe of budget and management statewide. said. Meanwhile, taxpayer"!i who have celeste and legislative leaders not yet received their state Income promised last year that some of !he. tax rebates shouldn't have to walt proceeds would be refunded If the!lO much longer, stateof11clalssay. percent tax Increase, enacted In A spokesman fortheotllceofState early 1983, produced more revenue Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson said than eXpected. about half of the checks for 3.2 mllllon taxpayers wW have been Maniage license placed In the mall by Wednesday. Spokesman John Conley said that after the Wednesday mailing, the · Marrlage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Steven Ray Lambert, 23, and KeUy Dawn Brown, 21, both of Rutland, and Patrick Barry ' Grueser, 21, and Martha EUzabeth . Natural Resources appllcatlon for Phillips, 18, also both of Rutland. recreational funds In the amount of $4i000, which would he used for ·Free cancer clinic set resurfacing the basketball courts and Hghtlng the tennis and basketA tree cancer Clinic will be held ball courts. Thegrantwouldprovlde from 1 to ~ p.m. Thursday at the one-half olthe total funds needed. Meigs County Health Department, Mayor Holtman reported on a Mulbeny Heights, Pomeroy, lllll!l!r · recent conservation he had with the sponsorship D( the M"etp Coul\ty Skip Meadows, owner of the Unit of the American Cancer Elll()plreFurnltureStorewhlchwas Society. Thectlnlc wllljnclude a pap gutted by lire several months ago ln. test and breast examlnalkln. AD which Meadows lndl~ated plans womenlnterestedaretocaU99MDI. have been sulmltted to the state · lrnmedlB.tely for an appointment: · several times and when the final approval Is received the building will be restored. Councilman GUmore reported that gi"OOIJI have been receptive to the Idea of holding a July 4th · celebration In the town. At the sugges~~on : of CouncllJnan Satterlleld It was voted to move a street " Ught Ill the Park and Beech St. area· to make It more etrecttve. .Mayor told _ __ to,satd ceal estate be quteled spouse. he•rS... devtsees. lega tees. adm1n1srrators. execUTors. rel iCS and 8SSigOS, :f She IS deceased. all whose addresses arf! unknown. take nonre th at on August 22nd. 1984. the Vmwn County Nat10nal Bank f1led a Comola1nt tn the Commdn · Pleas Court o f Me1qs County. Otu a. wh1cti was as- GOP rebate checks _drift in slowly coum.mus,Ohio <AP>- There lsnoevldencesofal'ofagroundswell rmvement by laxpayers who were asked to donate their state Incometax.rebates to particular causes, In <11e Instance the Ohio Republican forever barred from Qomg so. and further demandtng that tttle Not1ce 1S hereby g1ven that on 191 4. 11 . 18.• 31C Public Notice ' ' tnterest tf any, m the fellowtng descnbed real estate ' or 'be 1he 291h day of Augusl. 1984. ships and Increasing minority swlmsult canpetition " b;ls !IOihlng representation, It still emphasizes to do with sex or being sexappearance too much and character appeaHng." and values too Hille, Christine "If I thought I was being exploited, Carmody-Arey, president of the I wooldn't be here," said Miss · New Jersey chapter of the National Arkansas., Lisa Stevens, 22. of Orgaruzation for Women, said Arkadelphia. Monday. .Miss New York, Macy-Ann FarThe pageant "seems to be more reD, 22, of New York City, Said she Involved In the physical aspects" would approve of replacing the and It would be a breakthrough to swlmsult competition as long as the scrap the swimsuit event, said Ms. judges coolddetennlnecontestants' Carmody-Arey. physlcallltness In some other way.But Miss Hawaii, DebbleNakane-."Anevenlnggowncanhidealotof lua, 26, of Hooolulu, said the things," she said. ~libllc Notice Public Notice Public Notice The Daily Sentinei-Page-7~ Ohio ond bon- Waot Vfrglnlo ond Ohio, 4211177. Secretlllal Pooltlon: Legel aaperlonco required 1 to 2 yNro minimum. Shorthand & typing noqulred. Send reaume to P.O. Box IIBI. Pomeroy, Ohio 41711. UNCI 26 inch console Color TV. 1100.00. 1817 Volto-gon BMIIe with 19118 englno.12 volta, 1100.00. Solid wood coffee telllo. e600 down on wat.rfront 120.00. Cell 742-2267 . . home, 8 mu.. from town. owner flnonce. Call 8142!!8·1218. 1 8 Wanted to Do 3 bdr . houu Gallipolis School District. 118.900. Cell 441-3817. Would like to paint trailer 1-------:--~·-lc: ­ roofo. Cell 81,.· 258-1628. 8 yra. old. 3 bodnn. 2 botha. fomlly room with wood NMd help at your home? bumer. Singlacargar81•. on Wil stay with children or 8 flat acres with atocked ol...tiy people. dov or night pond. City water in Racine. ahilt. WMI do light hou· Col 111--949-211.1 . , aeowtk. Aeferencn aveile- 1_:_______..:._-:-:-: ble. Can 114-388-88711 0< 3 bedroom brick home. 11'1 81•·388'9354. balh. ful boaement. 2 cor goroge. Iorge lot. Coli 614Ballyolltlng In my home in 982-11133. College Rd .• Rio Groodo. Hevo .. p. &.r ef. Syrocuae. Ohio. Col anytime, 246-6812. _ _..:.__ _ _ _ _ _ lcTwo-atory. flniohed beoeWeter walla, drilled A Ser· ment. 3 bedrooms, family viced. Free atimetea. Call r.a om , fireplece, dining 114-982-50011 or 61-4-7•2- room. 2Vt botho, Iorge klt3147. chen; 304-882-2096. W1l bellyolt in my home. fl1trock erea. 304-e762741. ~llldlll. l, li 21 · Buaine11. Opportunity 8 yr old 3 bedroom ranch• 7 milea from Holler Hoap on Rt. 110. No down peyment. Coli 304-676-7748 or 6762183. II roomo. 2 full botha. oppro•imotoly 1 oc,. behl~d Junior High School. gr-houaoo. 304-1176-3934 after 4:30. By owner, Arbuckle, 8 roomo. 3 bedrol>ma. 11'1 belha. utility room. 'h ecre plua. 304-468-1800. I===::::::====== 1 ::",:!t'::::,:::Wthr!::O.N~ 32 Mobile Homes moll until you hellO inveoti· for Sale geted the offering . I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO . -..m,._,cle that you do bu1inH1 with Own your own Jean· Sproto-or. .._. Apperel. or Chlldren"o Store. Nation· oily odvortlaod brando. tt4.9001nclucleolnventory, • • -· trolning ond much more. Con nOVIIII Mr. Tate 704-274-5911&. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALUPOLIS. RT 311. PHONE 814-.4411, 7274 . ---------1981 Noohua 2 -3 bod~ :~~~~~~~~= rooml. Must tell. eJCtrll,2411 will 22 to negotlote. Call 114· 6602. --------wonted to buy mobile home. HOME LO•Ns FIXED h ·c 111114 2Be ~ Wfllpaycaa · e • • RATES .Botow morl<et ratea. 7019. Fixed conventionll FHA- - - - - - - - - - VA . Leodor Mortgage. Athena. collect 814-592- Mobile Home for Nte on wooded lot II Tycoon uke 30111. with tamflyroomedded . Cell ~~i=~~;;~;;;f==::: 448-07011 or 446-98112. Services 1- - - - - -- - - - Trailer, lot, comft'l!. ga111ge for Nil In Eureko. Coli 1114-2116-8640. ' Plano Tuning and Repolr. 10xtl0 New Moon troller. Bromicordl Mulic Co .• 448- good cond .• 12.800. Coli 0887. T-ntieth year ol 114-388-9844. quiMty service. Line Oo1971 12x60 Libetiv trailer niola. 614-742·29111 . with wood heater, ' AC, washer & dryer S. •wnlng. ••.ooo. Cell 814-37921115. 31 Homes for Sale 1---------91'1% ouumoble loon on 13 yr. old brick ranch atyte houH. Secluded on 2 .9 ocrea of lond. 3 BR. Iorge DR. nlco kitchen. large utility room. FlreiJioce In living room. 1493 mo. poyment. U, 7&0 down. loceted neor Centervlllli. 3792803 otter I p . m . Wftkd1y1. 1---.;_______ 1 yr. old energy ollicienl homo low utility blllo. 3 bdr.• 2 belho. ut!Uty room. luge kltche. .large yord with otoroge bldg. o...n Twp. city ochool dlotrlct. 1'1 milo from hoopltot. Ceil 4419472. DMior'o ouctfon MI. Alto Auct1011 Houoe, Thuroclay. 1---.;_______ Blpt 13, II PM. ·Public .W..,.._, ofThoWorid u~ auCtion -v Sat night ot 7 lnouronae loolety. c ...., PM 304-IH-3144. -rtunlty In uloo. High praotlge"ce'"-r whh excel- Chupl 3 bdr .• 3 full oi11 T 1 lent 1nc11m11. Field rapra11n betho. olmoot 2,400 eq. tt .• 8 Want..r 0 uy latl- · lf08Cied In · Point living opoce at Tara Eotateo. PIHMnt. wv and Pom.,.ov. Coli 1-114-3117-73111. wo pay - h lor !lito modo! Ohio. Write lor en lntervi.W 1-------~ciNn uNCI 08rl. to: Henry Cloy Ronoy 11 P. l:wp. 3 bdr. with Jim MIM Cllev.· Oiclo Inc. 0. loa 1H, N- H1ven, I.P'...''' of room. •-lont Ill Gena Johnson \ WV 212111 0< coii304.· BS2· ovollablo. Call 4 .... 448-34172 2BI4 bet noon 810 10 o.m. ~~~~------- 1--------- 19711 Richwood 2 BR mobile home. Bo~ght new. owned by lingle girl, in good condition, Ilea 2 batho, Iorge living room and some furniture. ta.ooo.oo. Con be aeen on Bua.vllle. next to Lly,.•o Furniture. Coli 44112.1172. 1980 Buddy 1 4x7o. 3 bedroom•. t 1'1 beth. garden tub. bay windows, fireplace, ceilIng fan . be. con. $13.500. Cllll14-992-111113. Ill" Skyline 14•70,. 3 bedroom. delux opplloncoo. 111 electric. cothedrol ceilings. bay window.garden tub, onlv • t 4.4110. 815" Rocklord 1•x70 3 bedroom. 11'1 both, plywood flo0<1. dotux opplloncn: only •12.980. 86" Skvllno 14xao 2 beclroomo. gorden tub. cleluxio •ppllonceo. goa, fumlohed. only 111.410. Gane'o M HomN locotecl 2 mlleo from Rav.>owoocl Brlclte 11 junction of 1-77 6 Rt. 2. Call 304-273·111311. F... dallY· ory • oet·up. · ~ 1977 mobile homo 14x7~ bdr.. nice corpet. wolk"" cloooi. CA. uc. cond .• ellen. Con be moved or loft on nice countr;~ lot 1 acre. Coli 614-388-9717. • . 1978 Uberty. 12•IIO.atovo:' rafriger•tor. large meter box, two porchn. unt:Nfl. : penning, with 4 . acre~'· drilled well with puf1111,, metal bldg .. 304- 8 '7 1' 17,321 . • •. 1970 Wlndoor 12xll. : 2 bedF9omo. 1 betth. w!th, Hearth Blow Wood Burner,. 304-8911-31102 '.!"' J. 33 Farms for Sale ' 40 acre farm. toblicco baq,., 4 be*., remodtled, ho"lt;•,, form oqufpment. Cell 1114258-8790. . '. •' 212 acre term Oil P1rtc:er R~n ' Rd . Muot aell. Moved to Ariron•. Terms n. .otlabla~-: Minerel right• included·. Witt' c•rrv on •land contract. c.,, 742-2862. .• ~- a. Acreage . 35 Lots ~' ' lot for sale i" Mercerville, 3 trailer hookupa, electriC, fu. water, aaptic tank'h t8,ooo . can 814-25.8' 8818. ' rei Building lot NllghborhOOd, Rd. llllx110. 11.000. Coli 446-3844 after 7PM . • .:,. 1 .14 ec. level lot wlth basement. alec. & wattr ,, Loceted in Green Twp. C~! 448-3044 . ' let on Timber Ridge Lldoi: Rt. 7711. 2112•11 o·. aepti~ tonk. 13,200. Cen 1 -814·843-0te8 or 1-114-643•" 1 0226 oilier 2. In Crown City. 1.87 ocie. Aural we tar. aeptic ttiHir. 18.600. Coli 814-2111 •, 1213 alter 4PM. • I Rr.nt.ils .e· ' 41 ' Houses for Reiit ·, Small furnished houie, oduhs only. Call 4•6-03311.' 6 room' houSB, 2 bdr .. 1 b-:, LR . DR . K. Excellent toe·· tion. Ref. a dapoait ' required. Cell 448-1370 oftllr ~:00. Vz house on St. Rt. 141 !!< references requi red ." ' Ci ll ' 446-4940 . ~ House for rent on Rt. 21 ,~.• Cell 446-7208 envtlmo. ' ' ... home. ~ ref. required, .- &~ For leaae-watertront e30~ mo .. ., milea from town. Call 81•- ·· 2116-1216. '!" ' - ;t Unfurniehed houaa. 3 bd\'' stove, ret . R-odney Vill1ge ~ :~ *276 mo. Cell after 9 PM . 448 - 4~tor• .. l ~o. ·, 2 hOUift for rent and btr for Nle or Ieese with option to buy. 304-8711-6720. ' ., ' . -~ 3 bedroom houn. 6 room oponment. 304- 875 -61.~4-."' or rent. 9 rOOITII, baoament. 14• Pork Drive, reference• and dapoeh. Rfn,J.. Sale $3~.00. oftef 6 PM . 304-6711-28811'~ ,, �11,1984 Page-S- The Daily Sentinel 41 Houses for Rent They'll Do It Every Time 2 bedroom houH, .Middle· port ·Area, walking diatanc• to 54 Misc. Mer9handise . ___ __ Flrewood-l!eoloned hord. wood *20 pick up food, you heull1. Coli 448-2563. a school• and shopping oreo. If lnloraslod call 304· 1!82-3722. !111'---,-t FURNACE· Lennox furnoco wilh blo-r, UOQ.oo. 3'h ton olr condition... nooda comprooaor, an.oo. Coli 992-263B. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 56 Pats for Sale ...,.._ KIT 'N' CARLYUI ®b~ Leny Wr~tht Mobile homo Upper River Rd. Cell 446-1609 or 446· 0608. Top ooll and fill dirt doli· · 304-8711-7771 . . 2 bedroom fully· turn . all utilities paid except for alec. Convenient location . Call 446-8668 . Dlocourit from Mfg. Prices on union labelled odvortlalng apocloltleo. H. 0 . Somorvlllo Bundy trumpa1, good cond., (since 19841 Phone 304· 1160. Coli 614· 38.8 · 9957 after !;PM. 876·3334. lizea. UnUmited 81 AKC Shetlond Sheap Dog pup (Minoturo CoHie), aoblo· while. Shot•. wormed, aye chocks. 304-468· 10511. 57 367· 7826. Mobile Home 8t lot for rent. Call448-1062. Two bdr. mObile home. completely furnlahed on Bob McCormick Rd. Coli 446· 9669. 2 bdr mobile home. Call 446-0390. Mobile home fore rent adulla, rot. & no pets. Call 614-387-7743. ' Clean, 2 bdr .. furnished . pity utilities, privoto lot. 1 amall .child. 1186. Coll448 0939 . 3 rooms and beth. ref,.igera· tor ' and stove furnished . Ref and deposit. '225 . 00 month. Phone 304· 67610 9 0 rii~=·~~~~~~;;; 45 ' h d Fully furnished , 2 bdr.. urnes II aduHa only. Coll446-4110. 1---------~ For rant Slooping Rooms Fumlahed mobile homo. 3 ond light houao keeping bed,.oom, wether and dryer. F 675-1266. Electric dryer, f1 6.00, works, 3Q4-875-1325. Refrlgerotor, good mottroaa and box aprlnga. CaM ofter 11 PM 304·6711·3964. rii~~~~=i~i;== 52 CB. Equipment room a. Park Central Hotel. j'!lo pots. Coll949-22113. _c;";':'~8:14:·:4:4:11~-0:7:11;11:.=== 1-- -- - - - - - - 1 2 bedroom, furnlahed, 1Homo delivery of video washer and dryer, olr condi· 46 Space for Rent movies, VHS ond Beta. Frea tlon, 1176.00 plus utilities pickup and dolivory. Send name and acldreaa to Mo· ond depoalt. No pOlo. Call vioo, RD II, Box 407 , ~92- 7479 . Office apace for rent . Call Athens, Ohio 46 7 01 . 446-7672 or 446-1980. 1---------- 54 For aale 392 Hemy engine. 304·882· 3336. • St---'·1 beam a • engle Irons . oheatstoel. grating, 1Bto26 canto per pound; · pipeconduit, woter; culvert ond goo; misc. wooden booms, Ilea, 2 to 1 8 feat; goa furnace, oodium lights. alectrlcol flxturol, minimum purch- e50.00. Old W. Vo. Malleable Iron Plant;. Point Ploeaont, Mondoy· Fridoy, 8:30 10 3:30 p.m. .~r I Firewood, $20 lood, $30 delivered, coli after 6, 304468·1728. Misc. Merchandise 55 Knouff Firewood Split- 96% hardwooda. S••IOJ18d Or green. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 814268·6246. M e r ch~ ndt se Limaatone, Send, Gravel. Delivered in Maaon. Meiga. Golllo or pick up ot Richerda & Son. Call 446· nli6. 2 bedroom unfurnished mo- Plastic ciatema st•'• apI)Jie home, private lot. proved. plastic septic tank1, Burdette Addn, 1176;00 1-::-:-:-:- --:-....,..-:-::--~ · plastic culvert. metal Culplus deposit, references, 51 Hou~ehold Goods verts, RON EVANS ENTER· utilities. 304-676-2464. PRISES, Jockaon, Oh 814· 288·6930. . 44 Apartment Cut up alaba. 815 PU for Rent lood,lorgar loads delivered. Coil for · prices. Coli· 814· 246·6804. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity! hal one and two bedrooms. rent atortlng at t1 63 for one bedroom and 1198 par month for two bedroom, with t200 deposit located neor Foodland and Spring Valley 'Plaza. pool ond TV ont. Coli 446-2746 or leave message. Nicely furnished mobile home In clw, CA. 1 or 2 adt:tltl pnly, no pet a. Call 448-0338. Furnished efficiency $146 ut1111ea paid, single, shore both, 807 2nd. Avp., Galli· pqlia. Call 446-44,8 after 9PM . Furnished opt .. 2 rooms & bath. clean, no peta, adultl only Depoait & reference required. Cell 614· 446· 161'9. garage 'apt.. 4 rooms & beth, adults only. Coli 446-9279 after 4PM . Furished Modern 1 bdr. opt. quiet location between Gallipolis e. holzer. No peta. security deposit. Coli 446· 2065. Downtown, 1 bdr .• fur· nlahod opt., carpeted , AC, $200 plus utilities, adults only. Coll446· 1788. Fore rent 1 bdr. • kitchen. nicely furni1hed , .w ent mid· dleoged lody. 1126 mo. utilitioo paid. Coli 448· 1414. 3 •111 · opt. with both, at 1 14 State St., Gallipolis. Call 448-3366. Furnished efficiency. 11811 mo.. utilities pd. 920 4th Ave.. Gallipolis . . Call 446· 4418 efter 9 PM. Rlveralde Apu. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $1 30. Equal Housing Opportunitleo . 614 · 992-7721 . Newly redecorated, 1 bed· room. partially furnlahed. e226. Oepo0it required. Coli 61 4 · 992·6319 or 992· 28111. ------·lcFurniahed 2 bedroom opart· menta in Middleport. Adullo, no pete, security depo111. Ca11614-992-3874. 1 & 2 bedroom fumlahod opts for rent. Call814-992· 5434 or 992· 11914 or 304· 882·21118. 2 Bedroom apt. In Middle· port . Utilities included. 121 0 a month plua d-alt. Coli 6 14-882· 71 77. '( ... H • S Home Improvements 1 . o,.,,.,........ For eole fill dirl, end top aoil. Coli Coll614·266-1427. Building Supplies Building Matorlolo Block. brick, aewer pipe1, windows. lintels. etc . Claude Wintera. Rio Granda, 0 . Coll614· 246-6121 . VoLi build it or we will26x48 4 cor garage kit. e2,495, dol. con 1· 614·888-7311 . Now open for business, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. New Hoven. Compllle moaonry auppllaa. 4 " , 8". 1 2" block. Delivery ll!lrvice. Phone day 304-882· 2222, evening 882-3239. 56 Pats for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Bo111rding all brHd1. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Dobennon puppies: Stud Service. Cell614·446· 7795. Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 814·367-7220. Briarpatch Kennell Profes· sional All-breed grooming. Indoor· outdoor boarding faciliti~o. Engiioh Cocker Spe· nlel puppies . Col 81 4-3B8· 9790. Autos for Sale Fm11 Suppli''., 61 Farm Equipment TOP CASH poid for '80 modelondnewerulodcera. Smith Buick-Pontile, 1911 Eaatem Ave .• Gallipolis. Call 1114·448-2282. For sale or trade 1 30 Fennell 74 Dod111 Swi"lllf. .711 with CL!Itivatora. In exC. Plymouth. 78 Plymouth. cond. Will trade for . good llant I, niM good~ Call pickup truck. Al1o 2 box 4411·2B17 otter 6. · tobacco prina with air cyl. 1974 Coachmon aoif contl· Call 446-7838 after 6. oned fifth wheel ti.ooo. N- Ideo corn picker, good 1981 Rabbit dlnol U,IIOO. cond., $700. Coli 81 4·388· CoH 814-367· 71011. 8701. 1982 FO<d Eocort 13.499. Ford 601 mower, very good 1882 Ford EXP 13,499. condition, $5!50. Danua• 1 982 FO<d Futuro Foirmont Pool Hole Digger, 1360. Coll 13,499. John's Auto Sole, Bulavllle Rd. Gollipolia, Oh . 388-999&. 448·4782. John Oeare 35 2 row corn chopper, 2 ·a ilag• wagons. 1 973 Dodge Charger, $800 or be01 offer. Ca11814· 2118· Coll614-266-8889. S417. New Holland 717 Chopper, corn ond groaa hood. P.T.O. 1 977 Mercury Monorch, Fo• Blower. Coli 1 - 304- good cond. Call 614·268· 1612. 474-3317. Chain · saws sharpened, same dey service guoron· - d or wo sharpen 11 frH. Siders Equipment, 304876-7421 . 1981 Grond Prix, good shepo, fully equipped, best offor over eli,OOO. CoR after 4PM. 448·48a6. .8:30 72 Trucks for Sale 1982 9 · 10 Chevroiel V-6, e4•.999 . 11179 C::heyy Luv wl1h toppe< e2, 799 . .John's Auto Sole, Bulevllle Rd. Golllpolla, Oh. 448·4782. TRUCK TOPPERS Moat lint. corore. ltr card occepted . . John's Auto Solo, Bulavllle Rei.. Coli 448-4782, GoHipolls, Oh . dtfferent maa- 1982 Scolldllle half ton, stondord "'11h overdrive, would tTodo for lola model cor. Coli 614- 379-21111. 1977 ChevrOlet truck . Cell 614-378-2888. 1982 Toyota Truck, 7ft. bed w/m1tchlng camper 'top AM/FM cooootte. 16,500, Coli 446·3738, Ilk for Charlie. · 7:30 extrac· • Vans ' 1968 lntornotlonol Seoul tliOO . 1979 ·XL 1811 Honda tiiOO . Lorgo full oil atove t11i0. Call 814· 37,·2820. 1879 Ford Bronco XLT. Cell 448-2177. --------1976 CJ 7 hardtop, auto, PS, low mlloogo. Coli 446· 1800. 82 • ··~ ICiooed CoptiaiiOdl 8:30 711 Boat• and Motors for Sale 1873 811rcroft Boot Chief· ton Morlc IV Zi ft. cabin orul-end 1177T111n311f1. Park Mo!lel Compet. loth excellent oondltlpn. Cell 1 • 88&·3180 oflor II P.M . ot o11ytlme· woekendl. 1877 lllnkerbelt Trl Hull, 16'h ft 71 hp outboard, bell offer. 304-171-4437 or 117&-3364. 78 Auto Par11 • AcC8110rie1 "............__ lJ) Major I M11'!8 IN lJ) Cll 700 Club .. (I) • (JI MOVIE: 'HINiolll It AI' ~~ec·plo: llollllllt and 10.,., for ohort 10:00 .......... Upholstery ' I WAKE UP,' MAW!! 6£0RV BEl! CAN'T YOU'RE BELIEVE, HAVIN' Unllinll H - • A ' ------- ! TRISTATE l• UPHOLSTERY SHOP l 1183 lao. Ave., Gelllpolll. j 114-441·'783!orlt4· 448· ! 1833. ~ ·• m .(() 1ft) NIGH'IMARe !! . f'lr'l EARS, PAW • • YOU&m~Elf A • lnd1pondenl.._ 10:30 ()) Mklllalll!'lel: The 11:00 Con(INIO: ~ 308. We the (11. (jJ ' ur. lJ) Anllthar (I) NFL'a Sup atero 'The Men Who Played The . ~: ' ([) Newa,ISpoote/WHthor lJ) Docl'o Almy 1ft) 01 KlngdC:.na 'Kings end Plrot11.' Tonight's program looka ot the diocovery of oil end the amount of po· troclolloro that heve moved • the amoH Poraitn Gulf coun· tries Into the modem world. iRI (60 min.) 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W KQYCWCB ()) . _ • Allen the da8tha of two young people deep for CRypn)QU(JI'ES . zE: 'tlumon(ltiul' lkinl. ' DOWN I SOurpuss , JIUUer, e.g. ZOhio city 5Beach Una 11 Mlture reverie I! Mideast CFIUI· ~~ dallun 13 Among 5 Shopper It ScliUish stopper Yesterday's Answer lake I Muon's 15 Forbid implement ZZ Barracks 3S Hamlet item was II Moisture 7 Crash DEggs one n wrttten against ZS'Gielgud's 37 EurqM!III letter I Too ......... the Cll WKIIP In Clnalnnotl .. JOSEPH ACRO!IS 1 Niblick or ~~ ..... ' ; 1 • ·• un '1'llll week Moatreal holds Ita IIIIIIU· a1 ......-1 ~ wblcb llhould eene a aa acttma preytew· to the IIIJriDI Nau-11 to be held there next ~~art*. 'l'llulll to brldp cbroalcler . Brie lfolrl.., I bave dynamic ..... Jrom- Cenadl.aa neJ&bbon. . action wa at the Myron ' <Ill NliumaslOh clatorns, paola filled. Pho ..... • 387· 0123 o• 3&7· 7743• night or doy. ' 87 ... luther l.ulllar.' 180 ....., C1J II I "lll at M8Ndnd i' ------- 1 81111"" 'Cowboy .lmmy ~ vs. SEWING Mochlno repalro; , .. rvlce. Authorized SlniJar . Soles & Senilce Sharpen : Soilloro . Fabric Shop, , Pomeroy. 61 4 -992· 2284. : I ~~~~=''Belo ..... (]) MOVIE: l!1ftdll' (I) 3nl Annual ugond111 ------------------- } 7397. 8aMd oo o Truo 81Dry' (I) Beat of 8uiiiVM 1ft) Vletlwn: A Telellialon HIIIOry 'HonJnxot USA.' Through y.-a of controv· eriy, u.s. ......~ mounted, victory nl!lllinod eluolvo end All*icln opi· nion tums 10 dl•aotllfoction wl1h tho war. (AI (60 min.) • wllell ~~- lliGII up. 304· JIMS WATER SERVICE.• l 8'78·1711 llftwr 8:00, Call jim Lonlor,. 304·8711 (I) ()I MOVIE: 'SpecW • •;;;.;;'I Ken's Woter Service. Walla, ! 1 877 Ford Movorlck 0101 of work, hu 110101 Pllrll end new tlrea. Call 11<1· 211.. 12111. •As .' PDio' l'8lt 3 '1 Jemea Boya Weter Service. Aloo pools filled. Call 11142118·1141 or 1114-446 · 11711 or 814· 446-7911 . ByJamesJ~y 9KQJUU fJI Three'• •• Janet emouncaa Cll ([) MOVIE: 'MM>i> 9 :00· • I . hi: ~.(AI I • General Hauling . •• ,... for Coptionld) • - - · · (AI . [Cioaed ()I Don.-tlc LJr. Martin finely convincot Harold to run for tho otudom body Jl B& attrick two her • .......,_, . and Jock Plumbing Electrical Refrigeration • · co.. ; CARTER'S PLUMBING' AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Galllpolla, Ohio •· Phone 114-448-3888 o 814-4411-4477 .,4 & Cll PKA Ful eom.ct ~ •. GASOLINE ALLEY NOR'111 . be bid only 11 tl'kb, the flnt llep p'. toward deftloplnc • poalble ~ ,.. to live up a trick. , Be promptly Openinlleed: •J tabled die q.- of tpadeL Welt won the aee aad N1W oed a dlemo11cL Now '*llllfl the beartti - all aeven of them. SIDce Eat ... c:ompeJied to keep the apat1e kiDC. be came dowu to ODIJ two clabl at the flniiiL Since . clabl. .. Weet bid to bold a .Uernond bip' · The pwt-mortem revealed tllat the lhll dummJ'• aiDe. be too wu forced llam could 1101 be eel after the GpiDto ret1ace to two clabl. Voila!' Tile In& dlaroond lead, iiiDce poor Welt · 118m wa mode with the lowlJ nine.of bad the spade ace llncletoa. ·: (II AfWMAIH Wl1h Soqn, Lea about to delivlr their child, tho Klingera go hum· ing for 1 bigger lpiiM'IIrlt. (AI • MOVIE: 'Pet Ganwtt and . . , the Kid" . J .A.R .Constructlon Co.Ru , tlond, Oh,614-742· 29031 • IIHmenta, Footere, Con• ' crete work, Backhoe's, ( Doaer • Dltcher. Dump I trucka, & .weter-gaa-sewer· electrical linea. • Cll lletyellnliouv on. (lllft) Now. 'The World Accoo ding to VJeilakopf.' One of the gientl of 20!1> century phyoico. Victor Weiaaltopf. ia Ill-· (Ill 180 "*'-1 .. 1877 Suzuki RM 8 '0 *200.00. Runo good, 3048711·4072. But· ' look 11 . . , . outtokea of goofs by John Rltta',.Joyce DeWitt and Jane Fonda. (AI & Heating _________ End played . That ~Red • 1979 Uncoln Town coupe. MF 12 baler, 900d condl· Coli 814· 318-8244. tion, 11400 . 304-896 , 1 - - - - - - - - - 3690. 1 91!4 Dodga Doytona Turbo ---------- i Z AM· FM 0111 .• tlllcruieali .J IM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· ·\ opel. Call 814-2118·8lili7. lNG. Rt. 1, Box 366, Golll63 livestock polla. Call 614-3117-0678 . Comoro Z-28 Indy F:oce · Cor Edition, t·top, 74 Motorcycles SHULAW'S Plumbing and 3 full Arabiana: 4 year A.C.. A.T.. low mileage. Hooting, 211 Sixth St., 1 Serloua ,Inquiries. Coli 446· Che1tnut-mare. green. br-*• Point PIOOIInt, W. Va. 304· I 71189 otter 8 p.m. · to ride. Weatorn IIIIIOUre 1978 Vomoho VX 400 dirt 815-11420. Licensed end '~ contest or endu,.nce pro&• bike U60. 1 978 Honda CB ln1ured. J poet. Yearling block beyfllly, 1977 Ford Maverick noeda 360T bike 1860. work, h11 olot of niV\I p.ilrta beautiful Egyptian-type .1 873 Vomoho DT 260atreo1 haod end neck. long straight ond n..., tira1. Coil 81 4 · & troll bike •400. Coli 83 ']• Excavating 2118·82&1 . leg. WaanNng Cheotnul colt, 814-21111-68311. 4 white stocking & bloze, full brother to above filly . Pho- 1978FordLTDnlca U, 100. 1978 XL3&0 Hondo, good ' Good- I Excavoling, beaa .. , tos and pedigreea ovolloble Coli 441-0782. cond. Wllltokl e40o. 181 41 'menta, footars, driveways, •• upon request. Stoll rentlol 3117-7147 or (304) 8811· Nptlc tonk1, landlcaplng.,,. ond stud ae<vlco. R&J Arabi· 1 884 Plymciuth HO<izon, 31106 aft~r 6 p.m . · 3,600 mllet, 4 cyl., 4 door. Coli onytlme 81 4 - 448· " ons, Leon, W. Yo .. 304·468· Collll14-378-2728. 4637, Jomeal. Davison, Jr. 1 1082. 1882 Harley Dovldeon owner. 1 97a CedHioc Coupe De· Sponator 211th onnlv-ry. vtlle. OoodCondl11on. 18 HP auoo firm . Coli 111 4-949· Do1er Work by Ted Hanne. Evlnrudo motor, designed 2182 ,ofler 11:30. Notrodea. 011ches, ponds, roods, lend' for electric otortor. Coli cleorlng, etc. Call Motor Cor 1977 Kowukl KZ400 Brokera. 448· 8692. 814-9811-3887. forrlng, aoddleboga, creoh ber, canler, 1l1ay btlr, neW Do1er work, ground . cle•r~ betllry. a300.00 flrm . Call lng, . excovatlnl, a211 hl'i 982·2439. hour. Coli 4411- 1138. .,; . tono jolna '-11 S...,e lawr· """" and Don Ricklea for o 0 't James Jacoby Cll MOYIE: ' 10' (])ca.llle . . . lJ) • fJI fooii·U,.., A'LLEY OOP 1 ' .' ...... Cll MOYIE: ............. ,· . - sua$ 5 ,P.O.... •• • WKRP In Cilocll•oetl 8:00 • (])([)AT..., After her brother io ~ !!own. 1 women hiraa the A Teom to continue her brother'. projeCt of invelligotlng tho theft of mflitory munltionl. (AI (80 u~::,':!i.t~;:.:,'~:.~:~:.~•·· :.~ & 4 W.O. ,.._ .. New 180 .....1 •T..,.Ill New - I---------- 73 t1MMU .............. ._...,_........,.,_ N1,,.,.., tU. ......... ,..,..... ................... ..... (J)...,IIoullafthe BO'a Marvin Hoglar VI. VIto Antuofomio ...-.. 11181 t ond .Marvin Hagler va. Muatafa Homoho jlloeamont, II., CV Ji1 r cty BASEMENT · Rotary or cable ~091 drilling. l Moat \Nella completed same 1 p 1 · d 1 day. ump 00 81 an . aerv · j coo. 304-896-3802. -,~ 1978 Dotsun PU apd... . MOlal builillngs, doaigned radio. topper, "uifo1,v9 9 · I ond built any olze. in colora.,i 11 118 (cheap) 304· 676 · 3981 . John's Auto Soloa,"' ' ' Rd. Coil 446 . 4782. Building-Remodeling. con19811 GMC, 4000 oariea, 2 crete. dryw1ll, electrical. ton dump tNck wllh heavy roofing, flooring, framing, , duty troller hitch, e1 ,500. kf1cheri-'bathroom irietalta· 1 Coll4411·11173. tion. doOr-window framing . l 304-676-2440. J 85 Ford dump truck. Good condlion. Coli ofler 6:00 Remodelig Interior end extep.m., 742·2187. rior. Free eatlfJ'Itee. 304~~.,1 896-3425 or 896· 3384. · • ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11=. . . . . . • ()I Wheal of , _ Fetty .Tree Trimming ~ •tump;~ 1 ronl'ovol. cell 304-818· '• 1331. furnlohed . frea estlmotea, , Call collect 1-614,231· 0488 , 9 o.m . t o 6' p.m . ' '. Aogera Baaement ' Woterproofing. . ~- - - - - - - - - . . . . ;· RINGLES'S SERVICE, e•: "' porlencad carpenter, el,.tri- ; • clan, maton, p•lntar, roof- 1 lng (including hot tar application) 304-876-2088 or 8711·4660. (~biOI'OW) : PAUSE FRAME EXTENT BOTHER Antwer: Whet w11 the trouble with the re~t•ur~nt they opened up on tho moon?IT HAD NO "ATMOSPHERE" . ~:r(l)~:~~ ANNIE house colla. Call 304-1178; 2398 or 614-446-2464. )Me I~~ llautlh 19811. RON'S Television Sorvice. , Spociollzlng In Zenith ond . --10 Yooiorday'sl - .lJ)Wheolaf,_ (I) 1ft) Met:fllell/l..e NeWt -onongo ... gootodbJ ... _ form .,. IIUIIIrtoO -_ · ·u_ IIUg- I I I I][ I I I An•wer"-:( . ' (I) • fJI ~---~~~ Tanlaht . ([)Wheel of , _ Newlha • . AN" F~ 01oJ iHE' '/OCABULA~'I" T!&T. IVAHLIS± rJ r J (()~Pyle ()I WHAT HE 5A!t:'WHC!N TEAC.HI!IIr ~V!! HIM [) I J fJI A1C Newt cu Newt NIJiady 8uelneu (J)~ ... IRUHLOYt NIC Newt Cll MOVIE: ·~ Aclve..- In the Fodlld· IMnz-' Cll 'R "*'- Amtn•erlt:•• Worb OMDw8tenn. 7:00 Cll PM "•1 I,. CIJHIN Came the lrldoo tion, deodori.Ors. FREE oatl• • mateo. Reoaonoble rltel. Gene Smith. 992·6309. WATERPROOFII\fG =~ I () · I I r I ([) Newe/llporii/WMtlw' Cll Dr. Wile ® VC1'18118 of the Mimi llepon 1 and .......... (I) !It 1: OUaiJIIr. MOVIE: . I I or 8 14-367· 7244. · ·• BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonol lifetime guo· rantM. Local referenceS furnlohod . Fr110 estimates. Call collect 1-814-237· 0'\88. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m , Ro 9 o r1 8 os e m • nt Waterproofing. · ' GENE'S DEEP STEAM ~ C A R p ET C LE A N , acotchguard~wlter ....... I ADURF fJI (I) ()I • (I)Madll 8portal.ook . lJ) c-1 . . , _ vinyl aiding, roofing. room • odditlon, otorm window•· ~" ilona. Call 614-367-0409 ,' Motorola, 71 LIVi:ollld . Home Improvement• .. }, (I) • CIJI..uey ....... i • UI•M'Ibll .... lout Jufnblll, lonn IWOIGNiy-. Cll Hot Pat.m PAINTING- Interior and ex· terior. plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yra. exp. Coli 814- 388·91162. ·'., ,. Large round boles for hey for · 1811 S20 oo. CaH 44&· 1062. Canning tomatoes. Pick your own, bring contoinera. AHolfaondmixodhoy, povod Eugene Davis. Coli 814· 100 dl 4 247-3283. ng oreo . 30 ·6711· I - - - - - - - - - - .1_2_0_2_11_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Concord Grapoa, 1 0 lb. 14; 40 lb. t14; 2'h mlloa Hat on Sand Hill Rood, 304·6711· 2679. No Sunday Soles. .'> "'... --10-tqoln. 10 ~- (JJ . Red roapberrloa . Toylora 8o.rry Potch: Coll448·8892. Oas heating stove to'r nle cost $600. Uaed one year. Soli 1200. 304-882-2583. .,.' Marcum Roofing & Spout· lng. Now lnstoll,ng rubber : roofa. 30 yeera experience. 1 SJ!Iclalizlng In built up roof. ciue14· 388-9B67. · miles (NEra) Lorgo r~~~~~~~@!~ .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-! building South Westwhite aide I·B,un<lv street, fr"" parking. Rentol r ourplus clothing. lei'-u:v;;t;)Clk"-71 Bundy allo aox, new, uaod 3 1 63 Autos for Sale 51 Householt:! Goods King ~and wood end coal monthl. If ln,erelted c· l lll----~----44 Apartr:nent burning 'atove. 304· 675· 3Q4·676· 178$ before 3 :00 for Rent 6466. PM •fter 11711-26118. 1'h yeoroldwhlttllocod bull. For Sole _ 1984 Cutlosa, Formica type, top, kitchen II year old q~!lrier horN, PB, p&, AC, AM·FM APARTMENTS, mobile table with 6 cholro. Coli Flrevvood t20.00 pickup 1-,----:-'--:----- goldlng, good for ITeR or couette. 11 ~ 1 n-. 19600 , piNauro. goodwl1h children 304 _1171 _21178 or 6711 . homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant 446-3646. lood; .1 30.00 d.e livered . 58 or odul1a. Coli 992· 7201 . end Gollipolii. 614 · 448· 1-::::E.-r-:-ly-A:-m-en-·ce-n_c_o-uc_h_&_ 304-676-2991 or 304-675& Vegetable• 1808. 8221 . 8762. . . 1choir. good cond. , t160. Rag. Polled H-0<d Bulle. 1 - - - - - - - - 1973Corvlttevorynicecer. 1-N-ic-.-un_fu_m-is_h_o_d_o_p_o_rt _· Coll814· 388·8794. 1 Jttnnings Shooting Star Dunrovin Fruit Farm Jona~ 0 ne h er d • I re. a.ome younger. Rooaonoblo. Coil will 1111 chNp. 304· 1175· mont . 304-676-2218 be· 1 - - - - - - - - - - Compound Bow . 1260. then and Rambo apples. 211113 ofl.. ll PM Ilk for B.J . fa Pickens used furniture. 304- ~ N-. Wlllaell quiver. sights. Concord gropes. you pick Of 814·992·51186. ra 6 p.m . 675·8483 or 676-1460. 1983 Z28 Comero, 3700 and arrow reet. all for $200. buy ot sells room. St . Rt. 6 room apartment. 3 bed- 82" round dining room table Exc. Cond . 304-576-2881 881 SE. of Albany. Coli mHea. loadtld, urne as new. room house . 304· 875 · lfter 6 p.m . Phone 304· 11711·71191 . 614-898-8298 1PM-7PM . 64 Hay &. Grain 5104. with motchlng choirs, Phil· lipplne mahogany . 304- e 8:00 . " Musical Instrument• quant111ea 1:00·7 :00 PM. Frl, Sot, Sun, Sam Som• For sole Bundy trumpet, like rvillo's, Eoat Rovenowood, 7 new. 12110. 304-6711·4828. 1 2x60 2 bod room trliHer fumi1hed, gaS It water pd . $260 mo. and .$ 100 deposit. Call 446-6683 Television Viewing .. Si!l VICES Surpluo Army Comouflago, 4 pc. rod aparlda drum mote Loother combot boots, De· dru"' set $2110 . Coli 814· all Moton Homes & Campars 1876 Wlldorneia 2& ft . ex.c. con d.. e3, 600. Col 614· 3&7·01194 ofler 4PM . Flah Spaclof'a every wHk. Porokeata oil colora a11 .11; 10 got. oquorium 17.811; fomolo conorllt 112 .110. Hours beglno Sepl. 1Oth, 12-6 . Fish Tonk, 2413Jock· aon Avo. Pl. Pl. 304·1178· 2063. 1 or 2 men. No city toxoa. ll':~k-'1 . Fosters Trailer Park. Call 446-1602. nim. 79 Registered 3 l!'lontha old Pit Bull pupa. 301· 675·&3117. Tobacco atlcka 62 In IO"JI. Both ends ahorponod, 17 cent1 each or 1 e canh per 1,000 or more. 304-93721130. Furniahed eir con d., ideal for 11.1984 Tuesday, Ohio Ohio LI QG JHTQUQMH W CHRLGQXLCB ILC XPH JQMT. - VCHHZ RCLDHCY Yea**y'a Cryptoquole: COURAGE IS THE ARMED SENTINEL THAT GUARDS UBERTY, INNOCENCE AND RIGHT.- C. C. BALDWIN ,. '" �Tue~day. Page 10-The Daily Sentinel No commitment (Continued from page 1) , Rep. Bo5ter,Ill her remarks, said, ·"this area has had lots of promises unfUlfilled. But getting Improved highways Is a long process. In mqst be a community effort, not Democratlc or Republican. It must be a bl-pilrtlsan, cohesive effort In order to get anything started. A project In one plaCe always helps the entire region." Sbe also cited the great supportthattheproposedprojectsln this area have received from West VJrgtnla. , "Money Is wanted for hl!ibways all overthestate.DirectorSmltb has made a commlttment to me !bat. SoutheaStern Ohio w1ll not be lgriored and wW be taken Into consideration in Gov. Celeste's Strategic Plan for the ro's and Beyond," said Boster. Bo5ter explained that the strategic plan wW be a tool In looking toward andplanntngforthefutureof the state. There was no mention in theflrstdraftoftheplanforhlghway development. Because economic development binges upon highway development, the plan Is being reworked with this idea in mind. The lltat4lls expected to feiiOl't on the stratePc plan bt 90 to 1.20 da;ys. In his statement at the meeting, Smlth said, "You may not like everything you see in the strategic plan, but It will give you a Yardstick by which to measure our reactions · to your needs in this area." ''At J~t now we'll know what we're dealing with here because · we've actually looked at the 'problems In tile area," Smith emphasized. The hlgl!way director was in JacksOO .Iast week and will return to visit Athens and Gallla Area deaths Cwntaoo September28. It was reported that the estimated cost oftheprpposedroad from J!,ock SprltJa$ to Ravenswood, based on t1gures from engineering consul· tants, ts$4.3m1Dlon. Anactualroute for this road has never been chosen but It ts supposed to be a two-lane on a four-Janel'll!htofway. Smlthpointedout!Jlat" in1990. the federalgovemmentwlllcometothe close of building the Interstate highWays system. Four billion federal dollars a year has gone into these projects. A new highway blll · w111 be passed inllle6andthefederal gOvernment Is now looking towill'd developing a 'mlnl·tntentate gys. terri.' ThiS should interest us ill Ohio becauseweareacoiTidors!atewith major roiltes going through us." At thecloseofthemeetlng,Racine resldentMaxtneWingettgotaround of applausewhenshesaldshenever thought she'd Uve to see the . Ravenswood Bridge and she now ooped slle'd "Uve to see the road , from the bridge to Route 33.'' . FoUowtng the meeting, DirEctor Smltbtold"TheDaUySentinel"that $1.1 bUUon annually Is spent on highways wltb 90 pe1 cent of that figure going to maintain roads already in existence. "When declding wnere the money goes, we always consider 1!fhat the benefit w111 be to the state as a woole and 00w the state w1ll be affected River watchers Funeral aervicel w1ll be held ll 1:00 p.m. '1'hur!lday in Mann-Barf Lawrence E. Spires . ~~Wry•PaaeB Funeral Home, Fostoria. with ~ Lawrence E . Spirel, 72. Rutland Park, Fla., formerly of Fostoria, died Sunday morning. Born Aug. 25, l9l2, in Gallla County. 1100 of the late Lewis and PansyWalshSplres,.h eretlredfrom Union Carbide after WOiidng there fQr32years, 81141 was a WoridWa,r n Navy veteran. . He maiTied Doris Price, who ' survives, on April 25, 1939, in Rev. vem:m BWtngton ~ Bur1a1 Will be in Arcadia Mem~ Gamens. Friends may call at the tuneral home from 3-5 and 7-9 P-D!; Wednesday, a ', Jlenry D. Roush I •-erphoto). Th1rteen calls were answered by firemen went to Comley Road for a fire at the Thomas Gasper home; Middleport a 11: 56 a.m., went to Find cash register A cash register r~oved tn a breaking and entering of Crows FamUy Restaurant overnight Sl!nd;ly was found Monday afternoon in the weeds on the hUlslde behind the Routes124and7forJohnnyWalker, Tuppers Plains at 7:18p.m. took to Veterans Memorial; Tuppers Margaret Spencer, tuppers Plains, Plains at 2: 23 p.m. took Mathew . to Vetel'aiiS Memortal; Syracuse at Gordon from County Road 44 to 1: 32 p.m., took Debbie Halley from Camden-clark Hospital, Parkers· Second ' St. to Holzer Medical burg; RuUand at 4: 01 p.m., took Center; Pomeroy at 7:39p.m. took Sandra Boring from Pagetown to Rusty Martin from tile Meigs Veterans Memortal Hospital; Ru- football !leld to Veterans Memorial tland at 5: 53 p.m. went to Meigs . and 8 p.m. Pomeroy took John Long Mtne 1 lor Grover Worlanan, to ftom the tield to Veterans MemorHolzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at ial; Tuppers Plains at 9:02p.m , took 5: 56 p.m. to 15~ E. Second St for Jan Eichinger from Route 248 to St. Martha' Fife to Holzer Medical Joseph Hospital tn Parkersbw:g, Center; Pomeroy at 6:28p.m. to the andPaneroy at9: 39p.m. took Clara Meigs foOtball field for Denny MWer from the Pomeroy Health Davis, to Veterans Memorial;· Care Center to Veterans Memorial.· . , According to an entry fUed Meigs County Common Pleas Court, a settlement and ~lease in the amount of $l,!ro.OO on a mechanic's Uen was reached tn an action filed by Robert Fetty, et al, against )i'h!Ulp E. Dallman, dba Dixie Energy Company, et al. ' ' s FRI. ONLr · TNUR..ONlY . R.C~ I PACK 16 oz. DR. PEPPER COLA • DIEJ II. PEPPI~ , $.1_49"-D• NEW OFFICE HOURS · STORE SLICE!) Monday,.l2-4; 5-9 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9-12:30,\:30-6:00 Friday, 9-1 WHOLE Den to/ Core For The Whole Family ~- 0 . GAlLON $169·: 24 OZ. CTN. INTEIIEST AATE and Frank Cleland, joined tlcmeroy and Middleport Chamber memberS in c:ll8cusllng the next sttp In the · petltlondrtveprocess.Formanyctthlivtsltors..ltwas the second day in a row they n'!ade the trip to Meigs. Dick Gu!Uph, Pre!ldent of the Lopn Chamber, said that although be' was not excited at ~s meeting with Ohio Department of ~tlon Director Warren Smith. he wu excited now because the project Is conllnulng to,pneess. "I feel we're really going to get some attention tnm Colwnbus," said GutUph. "I wish we could go into the Northwestern comer of thestateandselltheldea,"hecontlnued. GuWpbls c.vrmtly Involved In aswveywhlchll:to~fy job potential in this area. Gutllph explalq!d that the 33 corridor wiU give Northwestern Ohio better and ' faster accesa to Southern routes, perhapl cuttlt!g 70 mile& or one and a half hoUrs orr the IQII!IIt clliatance and ~ cthat It takes tnJcir6!n tD reach tiDe routes. . . . Budget rumor kllled · extradltJoit Of Und.say Tay· canjletent, the extndtlon &hould pnn:ed on that date. Law~ fl'om West Virginia was delayed ment olftcials from Meigs County again Tuesday afternoon when will be attending the Oct 5 healing. Jl!dge,JosephHandlandoftheWood · MeanwhUe, Hubert David County CircUit Court ordered a Clower 29 'l'Ues!lay appeared ~cy hearl/18 for Oct"5. before J~ Chartfs KnlaJhlln the · . ·Paul Gerard, specJallnvestJgator Melp Coonty CmlmonPieu Court • tOr Melp County Prosecuting for sentencing upon a pr1or plea of Attorney Fred W. Crow IU, and . guUty to a cb8rge of cultJy•llon ct GarY Wolfe, investlgator for the marijuana. Meigs County Sheriff's DepartClowerwasaentenced to a term of ment, attellded a brief hearing six n'IOIItlll bt the &ppuipriate penal 'Nelday atteniCkJot in ~. lnstltutbt ot the state. 'lbat .aent, · expectb~g .that Taylor wW!d be ence was suspended. however, and ordered returned to Ohio to face Clower was placed on probation fOr aggravated nrurder charges in aperlodoftwoyears. connectton wltb the sOOottng (Ieath · Inanothercaae,twoMelpCounty ofDan!1yWayneMeltoninOctober, . men.JarnesMcDonaldandJimmle 1!£3. Lee Perenberler. were segtenced .Gerald ;mid Judge Handland only to p1sm tenns byJudge Knl!lht yesterday took the case from Judge McDonald, 19, wQ cl\ar(ti!d with Black woo hid to withdraw due toW arson.and receMng stolen jX\ipei ty JButh. Handiand granted ·the hear· In a bW of lnfllltnatlon. The arson . lngonamotlonbyTaylor'sattomey · charge, a felonyofthethlrdcqn£, Jlimes Bradley. steJns from an Incident at the Meigs · If the court fbtds that Taylor is Cwnty jail in March, this year. The lnccmpetent to proceed crtmlnally. . receiving cbarge, a felor\Y the HlsllkelythathewWbecommltted fourth degiee, al8o results from a to an Bppt'4JIIste mental fac!Uty in · March Incident. McDonald was West Vlrgina. sentl!ilced to a one year deftnlte . Getwd l8ld that a goveroots aenteace2J.I.,~anonchargeandslx WIIITIII!tWUobtainedlnNovember, mootblll)WI(IIIItrece!Yingcharge. lS83, but that extradition has becen Derelllieijjer, 22, was charged blocked since that time by the with two separate cases. He had ¢mPetency question. . entered a plea of guUty in NG; Judge Handland Indicated Tues• vember, 1982, to two counts of day that If he finds Taylor Is (Continued on page 14) NORTH 1 $129 ANNUAL YIILD 1~------~---------COUPON I I . VALLIY ai.L I • Minimum deposit $1,000 ·• Interest paid quarterly, or let it co.mpound. I i Capital Savings & Loan, a Beneficial affiliate, has been accepting deposits in Ohio since 1692. Come in now and pick up your poS!age-free deposit en \/elOpe at any Beneficial office in Ohio and start earning high rates of interest on Six-Month Time Deposits ol one of Capital's other high rate plans.Call totl-free 1·800-282·1706. I I .20fo MILK 'GALLON s1'49 ......, 9/U/14 U.IIP..alm !loolt I .•· - 0 COKE ·- SOUTH 0 ·----~----------1 I Sit. . .· COUPON I I I I I ' I 111111 - ...... of I I $10.00 ......... 16 I I I 6 PACK CAliS 12,0l. I .99( I ·---------------·-~ •••• o.,,.. RC COLA $133 ,.....,. ..,.,...,,,. 8 PACK 16 OZ. c.1. _..u•n Cartetoo School Supertntendalit. . John F01ter met ~ with Meigs Cwnty Commlaslonei'S to cJeer up a rumor tjtat · Carletorl. School budget. funds are being_ reduced. "I'm not sure hoW the l'\ll!lOr got started, but !tis a misunderstandIng," explained Foster. Foster presented lnlonnation abciit Wockaolngon In the Sheltered Workahcp which has contracted with R.C. Bottling to repair wooden cases 1J!1B1 bt canylng IIDft drink · bottles and witb B.F.Goodrlch from Marietta to m8ke metal8118Emblles used tn holdlll& lllsulatlon on waDa 'd uring construction. Foster also reported that the rschoOI's parEnt ll'OIIP has dollaied . $:W)to be llled wltb lcboollllnds to lillY handtools, a planel- and a radlai · saw tOr theWCII'IaiiKJp. lliolt I· . -------------·--·-·-- CAROLINA Paul Qualls. Director of Opera· . Qualls expects the same type of lions for the Burger<llefCimpany, Improvement in Pauaoy. AU Burger Chef signs w1ll be Tuelday tdd members of the coming dclWn by the end or the year Ptauauy OWnber of Ccmmerce that the Ponll!ioy Burger <lief will as the tranchlsed restaurants get a soon be n:moll eled and the parking new name which has not yet been publicized. arm·bla:ld•n•landn!lltrlped. Chamber member Tom Reed Qualls, wbo was intnlcl!ced at the reminded the group that the meeting by Pa!le! oy Burger Chef Gallla-Melgs Community Action Manager Jbn Hill, said many . Agency Job Training Program c<xl;uatedumges nave beenoccurolftre had recently moved upstillrs ing within the Burger Olef franin the Warner Building on Second chises in this area. Street tn PometoY. He also reAa.'otdlng to Qualls, encourag. ment from MW corporate leaders minded members that the program for area Buraer Chef personnel to can uadelwrlte tralnlDg foc new employees for businesaes. . l:itt!ai!t active in tUIUUUnJty type He also reported that the recent crpnlzatlons such as the chamber commerce, has led to growth and business survey raken by_.ITPA improYI!ment at many Burger worlcl!rs has been completed and Chefs and dted the Ravenswood will soon be typed in 11na1 ronn. A two-minute sOOppJng spree l!lltabll8hment as a prime example. or ' Wttlmt electricity mid Pollee Chief BW Coring and his crew were waiting for daylight, and the ratn and wind toSIIbslde. ''It's hard to tell how much damage there Is untU morning," said Coring, his otnce lit by a bare-bulbed table lamp powered by an emergency generaior-. 'lbewallclock, fratlen at5: 4lv.m., told when electricity was lost. SOU'IHPORT, N.C. (AP)- They walled tor Dlllla in the dark as sbeeta of rain ll!d fierce winds liiiiiiDI to 1]5 mph wailed tllrOUgh lhll c:outa1 communlly. 'lbe hi!!Tk:ane lurllal llmlnous1y In the Atlantic, ~~ furious anna mllel tn f!>M'I direction, feelln&.lla way l!P the coast. · 'lbesbataof Scuthport, c<IIII1IUlll1y of abwt 3,!00people on apolntoflalldabwt25mllelathot SOmehow, the town crept through Wlllnllllltm. wwelJitil!redwithtrees · theatonn with no one Injured. IMill"' bt downed power lines. 'lbe Coast Gqard station at Oak Slllft alps, ripped tram thmr • Island Just across the 80IInd from ~ wtre crumpllld on the SoUthport reported sustained wlnda po!lllll. 8ed , flap atop '~'~Say of 100 mph with gusts J!lttlngll5mph. CaroUna Pnwer It Light Co.'s Bnllllwlck Nuclear Power Plant j!IBI oullllde SoutqJort reported no )II'Obletns from the stmn, Corning said. · Oak the Live !ihOppllla lblod stiff tn the wind, "OtQolitt 1ft t'I'IIOt 10 Clpila Sl\lii'IQI anCI I.D*'I Compll'ly, I ~ lf!IIIMIO Alltl a111m1 of purcftlll 1ft Q!Aiantlld IOf !hi Intire &-month period . ,..,.._-.. _--·-....,.,. . . ""'-Ohio-·· -ond ,.,.._,.,c.....g. . flutterlnllcudly. OYatunlld trllh cans ClUttered ccrnp~ny. nearly ewry Jtreet Ealiy toda)l, Sou~ was ltl1l 0 ' .. ' i} ' spread .in the area temporarily b)Jt (Continued on page 14) being sponsored by the chamber was also discussed. Cut otr date fDr selling tickets for this lllnd raiser has been set for September ~- The spree will take P.iace at Powell's Super-Valu. Jim Hill and Tom Reed have been asked to organi2Je a community Halloween party. It Is hoped that PmleroY and MlddlE.1lOfl parties be held on the same night. Chamber President Ron Ash ronducted the meeting. He thanked Veterans Memortal Hospital Ad· mlnlstrator Scott Lucas for the cooperation the chamber has received whUe having meetings at the OOspltal. Money which was collected for lunches sef'Ved at ·the chamber meetings w1ll be used to pUrchase something for the OOspltal. Small community waited for Diana . •••kle . .ndlalal Olllo Inc. GALLIPOLIS- 416 2nd Avenue ............ . .... (614)446-2765 POMEROV- 300 W. 2nd Street . .. ............. (614)992·2111 JAOKSON- 396 East Main Street .............. (614)286-4187 • Commlsslcmen David Koblentz aild MatlniDIRooshaliDIJe:ardfrtm County Enafneer Phil Roberta concemiiiC CCIIllPialnla of the raDroad crossing at Hobllon. Roberta . told the commissioners that the crossing had been tom out to put bt new ralls and that slag had been • 0 0 0 NEW DUNCAN HINES COOKIES ••••• ~ •••••••• 20< OFF EACH PACK . . .• CAROLINA ; construction money at this time. We are ~ highway planning rmlle'Y which Is easier to ClllllE! by anyway. We are also after pJanrt1ng can~n · deadlines," Bush said. . Cleland Is qJtJm1st1c about the efforts underway and singled out RaVI!IliWOod chamber members for their continued backing. ''The bridge goes two ways.' • Cleland also suaested that "perbaps the time has COD'IeforGov.Rockerfl!llerofW.Va.andGov.Celnte to work •~ther toward the ·completion of tbla con1dor sb;; it w111 provide a direct route from Columbus to Ch8rleston." . OetoberJOdeaene ~pproxlmately 2,cm signatures have been coJ: lected $0faronpelltlonsinMelpCounty. A taltaUve . cut orr date of October 10 has been set foc the drive .witb theexceptlonofFatrfteid Om:ltywherethefalr' takes plaCe 1n mid-october. (Continued on page 14) Gutllph and Welsh both polilted rut that the petition w1ll also have to be "sold" In their owrl counties in ordertol'eallzethat .a conldorroadbulltinMelgsand 'Athens coont1es wiU create joiBin their counties in the lllture. IJqiOitaat "'*"h•.r Rep. Boster ·told the grwp that Monday's meeting wltb Smith was especially Important because not only did he see the are8s problems first hand, he also wlllerllrored thefede!'al moneythatwWbechanneled into other projects wileD the Interstate highways system Is CCIIllPleted in :i990. A new federal highway bW will be pa•..., bt 1!186. ·we ·have a highway director woo Is loiDylngfor federal funds. Ohio does notdlctatewberefederalmoi!eyw1llgobutwenredto have an active voice In the matter," commented Boster. · Spe&ldng briefly, Bush reiterated a fact from Monday& meetJna. 'We are not after. highway Burger Chef renovation plan outlined at ·chamber session ·.c•••••·s BONUS BREAD ......... u~.z.j~f•• 3/S11! · LUNCH ·CAIES••• 3/S100 LUNCH PIES•••4/Sloo '-.-------------------~----' . _.. ; or • COTTAGE CHE·•ESE 2°/o .MILK 11.50% 2 FOR 79C · IIOUGHTON'S ·, VAUEY lEU oa......_.mp.SHO~, In lbemld-... tomtd •Frlda.Jand lillie mtd . . to mill-* 8Murdl!iJ. I:.On In lbe . .. ..,...., .... Frlda.J ..... Ibe ............ . . YELLOW ONIONS •••••••• ~ •••••:......... 79C'. 3 LIS. Partly cloudy tonight. Low~- · Light and variable winds. Partly cloudy Wednesday. High !n-81. Cllanoe of rain lr) percent tonight 11111110 pe~oent WednesdaY. . a - of ~Mwen and iiiiJider. • Ll. W ealher forecast ll!tGnJ• 'l1!unda.l' and Friday. Fair 0' LUNCH-MEATS.~ •••••••• Sl ~' PICNIC HAMS ••••••••••• ~ 79c La. PAPER .TOWELS ~····· Ohio lottery winner 'l1mwciiQ' *'-Ill s.&unla,y: 0 ' PI11Dtp. , THRIFT KING-JUMBO ROll""7'~hile Supply lasts (Based on assliTlplion of actditional siK month r~l at same rate) lrdFareeati Sl 09' IPACI 16 OZ. Announces Through Monday 9/17 Edt ' 137 Main Street, New Haven, West Virginia They were Alfred R. Smltb, Sr.,l Pomeroy, and Joyce Ann Smlili, Rutland; Cindy Lou JohnsOn, Middleport, and Mark AntOOny Jotq\· son, Mason, 111111 John E. Umbarger, . Jr.,Sbade,IIJI(!AnltaD. Umbarger, Gallipolis. . night 1n the Ohio Lottecy's dally game, "'lbe Number," was ff¥1. In the "Pick 4" game, played Mauday throogh Friday, the wtn~ ntngnumberwas67'l5. · ' Bend Area Medical Center Court. ClEVELAND (AP) The . winning number drawn MOOdilY AUWEEI< • PEPSI COLA NI"-~W. •••• 139 ,.....,.,. .. Start earning higher rates on ·. 6-month time deposits ··Three couples have fUed for dissolutions of their marriages tn j'delgs County Common Pleas By NANCY YOAOIAM ' llejk!!!l !!WI Wiler : The . The agreement outUnesspeciflca-1 ~~====~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ tlons for lllture drtUtng which may 1take pb!Ceon the property~ by Fetty and also provides for repair of a drlvew.ay plpeUne and rel~ted damages in thesumof$3,686.00tobe ompleted by Dixie Energy by .October1. The agreement also sets forth piuvlsions for service by Fetty to the Dixie Energy Company and pi'(), \l!des for free gas to Fetty. To end maniages ' . liir, 31, fonnerly of Route 1, Racine, ' Settlement reached . ifaylor extradition· 4elayed once again bus~. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Pomeroy PoUce report that 1M II burglars entered the restaurant by a sldedoorwhich they pried open. The JAMES D. LOCKHART, D.D.S~ cash register was apparently carried to the hill where it was ·opened and the change taken out. The register Is currently at pollee headquarters being dusted for fingerprints. . • "We take thl!i p08ltlon that this (the building of the oOrrtdor road) Is a positive move for oentral and Sootheutern Ohio and we give you mr wholehearted lllJlPDrl.'' affirmed Elltabetb Welsh. · Assistant Dltectorof!MLancaster·FaJrfleld County Chamber cit O)mrneree: Welsh emphasized, "We have been pushing for our own33l~ypasaatLallcaster,llutwenowfeelmwlt'sa ciea91s1UewltbUttlelKlpe. Wew~ttothrowallofour Sllpport to your project and the petitiOns are now IJelng circulated throullh our nearly I.COl members.'' • Chamber rep~esentatlves from Lancaster, Loian, Athens and Ravenswqod, State ~- Jolynn Bolter; lllibWBY users committee members Kenner Bush ~-~;;·;;;;;;;;~·,~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~ P- 2 - n t , 14 215 Conte A Mu!tlmecll.lnc. N-........ road project gains momentum . · : Meigs County's "wilfted froot" faVI,rlngtheRoute 33 comdor from the RavensWood Bridge to Athens Is llalnlng momentum., . Pomeroy, OH • . enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednelday. September 1 2. 1984 ~eigs ' • _at y Capyr.,... 1184 Emergency squads answer 13 calls Iocal units Monday, the Meigs County Emeigency Medical Servi· ces reports. At 11: 16 a .m .. the Tuppers Plains • ·V oU4, No.1ot 35 PH. 992~5432 ..-,. .. Papt } .e CROW'S FAMILY ~' ...., AU RANT ALLIIANDSFORMONDALE-DemocrallciN n' ..'*bile&MU te Walier Mondale reaclwA aut to sbake aseaofllands dllrlq aaunpllip walk through Center ctty PhlladelpMa Mauday atteruooa. !AP ' • ,. .. Mashed Potatoe$, Choice of Salad, Roll & ,Drink ew.PCA directors ......'"''s predictions Henry D. Roush, 92, fonnerly o( Meigs County, died this momlng . i Akron City Hospital in Akron. . Ga!IIPQI!•. Funeral IUTijllgeiTIEI\ts for Mr. A1l!o S1,IIVMng are tive brothers, Roush w1ll be 8llllWllced later by Jol!n of Akl'on, Emerson of Pome- . Ewing J!'unerai HOOle. roY, TeiJ of Deflanre, Chester of Mesa, Ariz., and Clair of Fostoria; Veterilns Memorial andslxslsters,Mrs. MillleHetnzeof Admtssions--Ltsa Cochran, ~ F01torla, Mrs. Dorothy Undelwood acuse; Opal Kloes, Syracuae; Jol« ofRI~ Mrs. VIJ'ilnla Addles· R. Walker, Sciotovllle; Job( burgler •of Bethesda, Mrs. ·Hilda Grueser, Racine; Mildred Sml~ French of McOlnneJsvllle, Mrs. Chester; Sandra Boring, Dexter, Marie PoWers of Huntington, MargaretSpencer,Pomeroy; Ciani W.Va., and Mrs. Marjorie Gardner Miller, Porrieroy. , ofBJoomdale. Discharges' ---Mary Way)and Hewasalso~indeathbya Jennifer Foreman. · '.. brother and by a sister. economically~" AitOOugh Smith ooted his visit to the area was not tn11uen~ by the c!Uzen's petition drive that is presently being sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, when asked 'If 'the squeaky wheel ~ts thegrease.'Smlthsaid, "There Is Soine truth to that statement.'' September 11, 1884 ' ' ' . Three nllles inland from Southport, about a dozen cars were parked along the front of I,ive Qak shopping center by people seeking shelter from the storm. Tom Medlin, 59, of Southport said hedldn'twanttogotoanevacilatlon center because they wouldn't tak.e his three dogs. 0 Sitting in his station wagon with his animals, a flashlight and a box of food, MedUn said he lbooght the 500ppingcenterwas "a~eplace.'' In HOlden Beach, aboutl5rnlles to the soUth 8long the coast, Mayor KennerAmOshadorderedHJgbway :1:1) blocked · at the Intercoastal Waterway bridge. Amos, mayer of the town of residents for 10 years, earlier had ordered the beach llluaesevacuated and the ell:ctrtctty cut off to jri!YBll fires. :ro '-II Additional reclamation funds coming state Rep. Jotynn f!oster, D:, . Gallipolis, announced today that an additional $38,250 in federal funds have been releasedforthereclama- . t1on project along State Route 68lin SclpiD Township, Meigs County. • • The newly released money will : : purchase an additional 8M tons of - ~ typeD, Rlprap for erosion control at the MWiy completed reclamation project. The project Involves 66 acres. . "By using additional Rlprapnow; the Department of Natural Resources hoPes to preclude the necessity of returning to the site to con-ect a recuiTing erosion problem later on,"Bo5tersaid . . Sedlmenlatlon from tlie area had caused flooding along the west hand of the Shade River. Meigs man faces murder.trinl date McARTHUR- ARt. 1, Pomeroy resident, George Rels, 43, wW face trial tn Vinton County on Oct. 17 In the death of Charles L. Brooks last June in a Zaleski-area house. · A p-e-trtal conference was held Sept. 7. Rels was represented by attorney Phillip Rose. Reis dld not ask for a further hearing on the report l1liM;Ie by the Shawnee F'cn:!lslc Center on his sanity and tUDpetencytostand trial. The court ordefed that aU pre-trtal rmttons be lleld by Oct. 5. Rels Is being held in jail in Ueu of $QI,CDibond. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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