http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3af545c14e2a4447568de9d0e45de830.pdf e4f42cc1addcb18dc0e89f4e6d348aaa PDF Text Text 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. �_, ~ 2-The Dally ~•tlnel ';Com!llentaJ-y 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED T() THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA AJb ~miiii! ..-r"'--',_..,..,,.,.....c::~.""" ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publls!Jer ....·...•. .. .. ..• -•. • PA'l' WHITEHE.-\D Assistant Publlsher/ ControUer BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR . News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Ali!IOclallon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. llwl. w.- LETI'ERS OF OPINION """ welcome. They lllould be 1... 1•1· Alllel&ers are subjeclloedlllnrand must beslped wllb . . - , addreso and telephone number. No unslsned letters wUI be publl!llted. Letters sbtuld be lD pod taste, addressln&' l5sues, not personaUtles. . Farm group looks j to 'Aggie ·b~nds' : to finance loans The other day, calllng fordebates which of twO contl'nders In a public 1111'11, Mr. JackSon knowing about lorum makes the best Impression as much as Irving Krlstol knew between President Reagan and Mr. on an audience. And I say this when he was nine years old. Mondale, James Reston of Tile without any predlspc&ltton 1o doubt New York said that we So cut It out about the people's that -Ronald Reagan would probagreatly needed such encounters so "right" to know about how the that we might get at the "facts" In bly do very well In a debate with candidates feel about the issues, Walter MondaJe, Ronald Reagan and acknowledge that what wl' are dispute lil the CIQ'I'ent election. WalterMondale has been ~ngtor . ,d idverywelllnadebate-wtthmestx looting fOI'WBI'Il to Is a Uttle blood siX debates, and ihe White House years ago, and debating Is my sport. The presidency has become has been dragging Its feet. It Is ~JII01'Ii and more a theatrical predictable that the foot-dragging ' About om:e I'Very four or five enterprise, and It pays to reyear!l · I Invite ~ l<ristol to member that tile debates · began will continue lor a while, al!hougb there will then be one, perhaps two debate, or evl!ll to appear on a wlih Kennedy-Nixon, that Johnson te~lon talk show, and he always did not debate wlih Coldwater, debates, before November. The point should bemadetbatthe says no, that debatlq Is DDt his Humphrey did oot debate with Idea ol a debate for the purpose of businesS. I have deba~ three Nixon, Nixon · did not debate with ferreting out "the !acts" Is one of Urnes wi.ih tbe Rev. Jeue Jackson McGovern. Ford and c.rter had a thoSe cw;y superstitions a coUectlon and know the gentleman's sldll,s, few shots, about wblch It Is only and In any "debate" between remembered that Mr. Ford was ot whlch passes otr democracy as the political search for "the truth." Krtstol and .);ackson In trent of a under tbe Impression that Poland A debate between Reagan and general a~nce, Mr. Jackson . had fought ItS way out of the lro!l Mondale would establish ;~Q&olutely would almaost surely win, which <;urtain, and Carter and Reagan nothing of anY substantive concern, llardJy ~ to the relative haq one shot, about whlch It Is ' It being or no substantive com:ern lntelle<;tual f'llli01Il'ce5 ot the 'two remembered ihat Amy was COl)· . # . that Reag~ said, ''The!'I' goes Amy again," or something to that effect. we have this Ume around Is four years of Reagan 'as president . ot the United Statfi!S. lt would be Interesting to know what the reasoning.Is of people who leel that they · need to know what Reagan wo\lld be like as president, Reagan having served as pl"e$ident. It Is as It one were to ask: I wonder bOw Karof Wojtyla would serve as pope? - to which the readiest answer Is: Well, you jerk, he's heeD pope for six years, base your judgment on his record as pope. A lot of judges sit In America, elected by the voters. When running for second or third terms, they correctly point to their recQI'd, nliher than seek an opportunity of forensically bestlrig their opponents In public debate, presumably .because they feel that their record as sitting ju<Jees ought to weigh more heavily than their performance in a one-night stand. Bear It In mind that winning an audlenre Is often unrelatedelthe~to advancing a superior Idea or to establishing superior resources. Walter Mandate's motives in want· lng a ·debate are obvious: HI' Is prepared to riSk the extguoias standing he now has In the polls, which Is to say he Is prepared tp flsj( nothing at all, for ·the posslblllty of embarrassing an lncwnbent who has a great deal to lose, namely the suppoJ't Of the people, built liP over three and a half years during wblch he has taced and acted on ·many rnoce questions than Fritz Mondale can possibly enumerate In an hour or twil. So, what is the .bottom line? As one viewer, and one voter, I am glad Reagan has scheduled a debate because I like ciJ'c1!ses and gladiators a'nd drums and cymbals and roller coasters. But It I were Reagan, I'd say no. I'd say: "Let's get It straight: Debates ·between presidential contenders should be restricted to debates between who have not served as president. Men who have served should be judged by what tbey have done." · 'Paper palaces' Jack Anderson · a Berry's World As the third week of oon·league , trum, a sopllllnore, were praised for their defensive pedormanres. ~ unfolds, two SVAC OneBobcatreturns teams, the defending dwnplon Despite the absence ot ~ North Gallla Pirates and Halinan starters, Kyger Creek playing with Trace remain unbeaten while two other !~!que schools, Eastern and what coach Mel Coen described as Kyaer Creek lost 1Dr the lint time "a lot of heart" leU to highly touted last Friday night. The other league Wahama, 20-lBlast Friday night. teams, Swthem and SouthweStern Absence from the Bobcat Uneup are still trying to til'eak Into the win a broken were ankle;Steve ChuckWaugh Vogel,with senior wing· column. C.O.:h Dave Angkis' North Gailla Pirates battle Southeastern ot Ross County In the loop's top contest this Friday. . ,, NOrtll GaDla, behind the hard·. running provided by senior Brian Hawks dumped Green's Bobcats, 28-8 last Friday night, Hawks had more than 100 yards rushing, · Deteaalvely, the Pirates received good efforts from linebaCkers, Hawks and Joe Moore and Jackie Gla.llbum who returned an Inter· ceptlon 40 yards for a touchdown. "Overall, we. had a pretty good defensive perfonnance, however, we must cut down on our inlst8kes and penalties,'' Coach saki Monday afternoon. NG's opponent Friday night was a22-12wlnnerover .. JIICide Welker il-10, lflli pound Jeff Hood 11-9, 1311 pound Senior wmlback Sophon!Ol"e end Aniies Southwestern. Southeastern features the hardrunning or Paul Arledge and the passing Of quarterback Jeff Faii-· child, a junior, who assumed that position as a freshman. Arledge had 194 yards rushing Including two long touehdcM>n runs In thefourthquarterwblch proved to be the dltference agalDst the . - Highlanders. Arledg(!, according to one Scioto \Ialley COach, Is tbe most elusive back In the league. By the same Ioken, Southwestern's Jack James called him," AdamgoodbaCk,". Wlldcalll '"""by At Mercerville, HannanTrace2.0, looks for a tough game against the winless Bobcats of Green. "Even toUgh they lost last wEek, Green reminds me of a sleeping dog. It has the potential ·to be a rugged opponent," third year coach Brett Wlls(ln said. The WUdcats won their second straight game last Frldaynlght,J4.6 . over Hannan, W.Va. Otreoslveiy, the Wildcats were led by' Junior fullback Eric Darst, · and the quickness of backs, Deke Barnes and Phil Bailey. BarneS bad ihree touchdowns while Bailey added one J.R.KJtd!en 11-1, 180 pound HueyEMMI J-11, 1411 pound Sopbomore back SoplioliiOftl q.-ielback .. -------------------------------------------- Ohio Spo-rtlight " By George Strode ' ------------~--~------------------------COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Cincinnati Moeller, top ranked In Class AAA m. this week by The Associated Press, has been renowned for running backs , such as Hiawatha and D'Juan Francisco, Eric Ellington and Mark Brooks. Now the Crusaders are punishing opponents throogh the air. Ron Saunders , and , Oavid Bar- Quarterback Mark Kamphaus has Set or tied four school records in Moeller's opening victories-over Akron Central·Hower .and Miami, Fla., . Christopher Columllus. · . Kamphaus established school marks with his 21 Completions, attempts ' and lour touchdowns throwing and equaled another record with 241 yards . passing against Central-Rower! ~ .85-yard scortlng pass against · . , Christopher Colwnllus broke another school standard. . Around Ohio: Princeton, with star quarterback Michael Taylor sidelined . _'; with strained knee llgamen~. bali lost Its first two games for the first time ' s~ 1973. And Lebanon Is 0-2 for the first Ume since 1960. .. Urbana's 14-14 tie with Clyde broke boihschOOis' 32-glimeregular-season winning spells. Clyde's Rick Harran rushed 42 times for 242 yards and two touchdowns. Winners and losers - Ironton, 84 regular-season games without a . defeat; Steubenville, 24 straight regular-season victories; Centerville, 20 trtwnphs In a row; ~ Springfield North, 32 COIIIIE!CUtlve losses. Austintown-Fitch may have the dubious distinction of playing the· toughest four-game road schedule in the sta\e-t,hls season. In the next four weeks, Fitch plaYs .at Cantml McKinley, at Youngstown Mooney, at Warren Western Reserve and at Niles. McKinley, Mooney and Western Reserve all have won siate playoff titles. Niles Is a former state poll SVAC STANDINGS Friday night. Symmes Valley will . TEAM . W cane here sky high since they may Hannan Trace ............. .......... 2 feelthlsisoneofthefewgameslthas Nortb Gallla ...... .... ........ .... .... 2 Kyger c.- .. ... ...... .. ..... .... .. .. 1 a chaliCe or winning,'' tbe veteran Eastern ............... .. ...... ......... 1 Highlander coach said. · SOuthwestern ..... ... .......... ..... .. o Southern .......... .. ............. ..... . 0 Eastern, 1-lgoes tpFortFryeand Huntington Ross0-2vlslts Swthern. back, was Ill and defensive back ~=:~~~~=· sutte!W during the PAINT ,-.----~----------· -------.,. 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According to Coach James, the 1VIkings' biggest threat Is Sylvester Blocmfleld who runs from either a halfback or lullback slot and plays at least three . pc&ltlons on defense.. "It's hard tojJreparefortheVIklngs since they chango! tbelr defensiVe set-up In both games they bave played this season. In the first game against Hannan Trace, SV used a 52 and last week the VIkings employed a 44 "Jam~ added. SWthwestern; wblchwlllheailull strength, was led offensivelY last , week by JlmBuroette'sllMyards in 10 carries against the Panthers of . Southeastem. Qefenslvely: the Highlanders were paced by Chris Hampton, Aiidy !'falslop and Danny Patrick. "We will have to be ready ! I RUSSELL STOVER or SAMPLER CANDY ' ~ LIMIT ~ 2$130 , I I I OFF REGULAR PRICE I 16, 1984 · l-----~~~~~~~~!~~~~----J Ir-----------------------· COUPON . I I TIMEX . II I EXPIRES SEPT. ·: I I. I WATCHES ssoo OFF I I I 1 I' I ·----------------------·,.,.1 ·----------------------~ •. 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GALLONS OF RED, GREEN ALUMINUM OR BLACK ROOF PO ttp · · " ECIALS ' An~ Kitchen was shelved with an InJury L P.OP o 00 12 r==:;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;'~~ ROOF PAINT winner, Meip golfers trip Gallipolis , i: ' Pirates, Wildcats still. unbeaten in .SVAC Meet the Marauders A problem, a solution.;._._ ___;.___D_o_nG_ra..::.:. . rff ;~ :~~~:t~~~:O~~:~=l:;ldc==~ { The Daily Senti/.,.-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio What men > 12, 1984 cerned about a nuclear war, anc! Ohio's financially troubled farmers may get a fall twvest of " Aggie bonds" to finance low-Interest loans that could be used for such things as , lluylng equipment, putting up new buildings and purchasing breeding stock. . . .· . C. William Swank, executive vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau # • Federation, says ioc;ll fann bureau directors and officials of Bank One ' branch offices are now !nfonnlng fanners how they might qualify for the loans. · · •..: For the first time, .ihe state is gearing up to issue lndusll1al revenue :: bonds for agricultural purposes, ihe same as it haS done for years for • business and Industry. A July 3 decision by ihe Ohio Supreme Court cleared the way although • : the fanner will have to demonstrate - as businesses must - that tbe loan ' -: will help create or preserve jobs. . ·• Since the bonds will be tax free for investors, they will carry an Interest :- rate substantially below the regular conunerclal market. Swank thinks the :: rate on the first loans will be about 11 percent, or about 4 percent below the : regular rate, he 5ald. In the September lssu~ of Buckeye Farm News, the federation's oftlcial ·• publication, Swank said, "Thls Is sometlllng completely new for Ohio's : agriculture ... although It contains many canplex steps, Fann Bureau : feels It wW be worthwhile for ihe fanner to get the money to make capital •. Improvements." · Under the plan, Joan requests from fanners around tbe state, atter they -; ~- have been approved by banks and eitber county conuntssloners or local :~- community Improvement corporations, will be pooled by state officialS "' who also must approve before the bonds are issued. ~ Development Department officials have said that they expect to Issue :: the first bonds when ihey have received requests totaling $5 rnlllloo-$10 million, and that they l;lelleve this will happen within the next two or three - months. · It will be up to the fanner to prove his credit worthiness to a bank as the _:. lnltial step. He then will have to convince commissioners or improvement WASffiNGTON - In July, I good job reSponding to and, ·In some System spendthrlfis, wholle laVIsh Austin." ~ corpora lion officials that the money will create or preserve jobs .. reported that the Farm Credit · cases, frustra~ Mr. Bernstein paper-processing palaces are fi- Other completed buildings with sound answers and objective nanced by the loans they make to include a $28.8 million, 18-story Admlnlstratkm had gone on multi-million-dollar sPending spree reasoning for their new buildings." farmers? Here are some o1 the regional headquarters In Spokane, fo• office construction at a tline . Unfortlihately, Oates' offhand system's nearly $220 million office , Wash., and a $10.5 million Baltl· , . when thousands of American fanns slur was neither sound nor objec- buDding ventures: more office that resembles the ,. You're one of the presidential candidate's media managers and you've are being foreClosed. tive. Bernstein happens · to be a - The Central Bank for Coopera- ultramodern East ~Ini of the " worked for a WEIE!k to position your man out front on the tapioca Issue. I ~xpected cries of outrage frdm . llfeklng city boy. The closest he ever . tives last year spent $21 mllllon on a National Gallery of Art In Washing· ~ · Yw've arranged for him to visit a tapioca plant, to ride in a PQJadewith bureaucrats; · that's par , for the got l(l a farm,let alone a farm loan, new Denver headquarters. Possl· ton, D.C. Soon to be completed: a : the Tapioca Queen and to deliver a major addressdeallngwiththethreatof · course. What I wasn't prepared for was on a guided tour of the bly hoping to reDect the bank's , ; foreign tapioca Imports. It's been scheduled for 11 a .m ., In plenty of time was a vicious personal attack on the luxurious FCA headquarters In tnisslon of providing shon-term $17 million building in NI!W Orleans and one costing $25 million In , for the evening network news . reporter who had Investigated the McLean, Va. There's a ' recon- loans to farmers for improvements, Wichita, Kan. ~ You know - everyone knows - that the candidate's audience, the Farm Credit Administration's ex· structed colonial farm-restaurant such as irrigation systems and In short, Fann Credit bureau: occasion and the setting are mere backdrops for the image that will be travagance, JOI'l Bernstein. ' just across the road, complete with wells, the llullding's desig1M11'8 crats are ·building elllborate plea· • projected In ihe news media. A nack named Jeffrey D. Oates ducks, geese and a mock grist mill. Included a spectacular Indoor sure domes in which to detennlne • All's set. And then, as the candidate gets off the airplane, he Is met by a When my associate John Dillon waterfall. falsely charged Bernstein with credit rates and loan policies ;. swarm of news people, carrying cameras, mlcropbones and tape being .a deadbeat. · In a memo recentzy confronted the erring flack - An expansion of the St. Louis while the farmers who boiTOw from ; recorders, and asking a bunch of questions that have nothing at all to do . clrculated to ()!her "communlea· with the falsity of his charge, dates headQuartel'll bulldlng, 'which Inthe gystem are going broke at ·a • with the theme of the day, tapioca. lions specialists'' throughout the confessed that It had been based on cludes two levels ol underground faster rate than at any time since : And when ihe candidate answers those questions, for whlch he has not fiumer-Dnanced Farm Credit Sys,- "third-hand lnlormatlon" that he parklilg and a central atrium, cost the Great Depression. : been primed, it Is those unpolished, spontaneous answers ihat make the udJdn't check out." · tem, Oates wrote: $18.7 mlDion, or about $75 a square A DAM SITE DIFFERENT: :: night's pewscasts and the next editions of the newspapers. ·· in a lame form of apology, Oates foot. "JOI'i Bernstein, an Investigative . Foot years ago, the Federal ·', Small wonder, then, that candidates' staffs worry about unexpected reporter for Anderson (and a said the memo "wasn't Intended for - In Austin, Texas, farmers and Energy Regulatory Conimlsslon, :. questions from the press and sometimes try to do something about it. delinquent Farm Credit borrower), the public." He promised a written ranchers are fighting a plan to llulld which must approve hydroelectric ; Walter F . Mondale tried to impose a rule in August that anything that recently contacted banks that have retraction, but It has yet l(l arrive. a S32 million office on what one powr projects on the nation's rivers, .~ happened on his chartered plane, on which the press pays to rtde, is recently moved or are planning to. What did Bernstein dig up !bat so disgusted cattleman called "the was called In to referee a fight .: off-the-record and non-reportable, as though It didn't happen . Geraldine ... Those banks we talked to did a embarraased ihe Fann Credit most prime piece of real estate In · between two neighboring cities in ; Ferraro sought to impose a similar rule. Vermont. The press protested, Mandate's people relaxed the sfricture and now ;! what happens on the Mondale plane Is on the record unless the candidate :; specifies, before responding to questions, .ihat what he Is about to say Is ·; off-the-record. · ·; Rules governing coverage of Ms. Ferraro aboard her campaign plane Ramps to prt!Vt!nt wheelchair tage of the disabled well above the leaflet that can be obtai~ by There Is one group of polltlcaUy ,' are In a ~tate of flux and still being negotiated. She doesn't like Informal disa~antaged Americans.that has , access, suitable floor sw1aces, wide national averagE. sending a self-addressed, stamped :: questfon·and-answer sessions wlih the press to respond to the latest received little attention. aisles, paper ballots for those envelope to:' THe National Easter The society has , soml' specific · ·; campaign development or opposition charge, but she dld undergo the It Is possibly ihe largest of the unable to reach voting machine , s~gestlons for polling place otrl- . Seal Society, 'Publications and " ·1 :: longest, toughest grilling within anyone's memory when she had an almost disadvantaged groups and Its pr()b. levers and assistance for the blind clals, the dllabled anti other wters Editorial ServtCM, 21!23 West Ogden !• two-hour news conference on \ler family's finances. lems do not exist because of race, and hard of hearing are not big on how best. They are avaDableln a Ave., Cblcago, Ill. 00612. :: The White House changed Its ground rules for presidential coverage on sex or national origin. but because deals. It Is not a matter of expense, ·: Sept. 2, !Jut four days later made some modifications. At issue was· the ·.-------~------------~ of physical disability. but rl. awareness and adequate • number of people in the press pool that accompanies President Reagan as There are an estimated 36 million preparation. ;: he walks along the ropes at airports and other campaign stops greeting physically disabled Individuals In -: voters and sometimes making small talk with them. the Unled States for wbom voting : There are no statistics on how presents problems not encountered many disabled Americans do and by other Americans. do not vote. GarriSOn estimates that :. soundman and two photographers - but no penciJ!'and-paper reporters. For tbe great majority, the 67 percent of the 36 mllllon are \ ~ Other reporters could watch, but were held so far back they COuld not IJear problems can be fairly easily eligible and that a amaDer percen· :: what Reagan was saying. ' . remedied and the National Easter tage of eligible, disabled voters cut ;• RepOrters from The Associated Press and United Press InternattonalSeal Society Is engaged In a ballots than members of tbe : : whose reporting Is made available to virtually all the major newsrutlets In campaign to do just that. The effort general popuJa!lon. Hill ballpark · -: the country - protested. After negotiations In the White House, Speakes Is to Inform the public and pubUc figure Is 30 peu.'t'lll to 35 peJtetlt, :: shifted and agreed to Include them. oftldals of the problem - actuaUy · compared to the more than ,!50 : · Vice President George Bush has barred reporters from Air Force Two several problems - and secure pacetlt overan turnout for general :: on most of his trips In recent days. Again there were protests, and tbe BuSh tbelr participation In efforts to solve electin In recent yean. ; ; people saki they are taking another look. RepOrters have aho(ays these problems. accompanied presidents on Air Force One, and that practice continues. There Is parallel action Jn Congress. Leglslatton - the Equal Part rl. the problem Ia getting !he · Access to Voting Rights Act- has disabled to make the effort to vote • passed both houses and Is expected . and to prea for the aulatanCe that to be signed by the president before would maile It poulble for them to ·I) Coll8l'I'SS adjourns. But It wW not do so. :!be campalp ill In part an take effect until the next aenaal educational effort dbected to that electkal. , end. ::: Today Is Wednesday, Sept. 12, the 256thdayof1984. There are UOdays Which means that what p~ It II allo dli-ected at tbe aeutral - ·,.]~in tbe year. J . 1'oday' s hl8hllght in history: is made before Nov. 6 wm be publlclhataftenme.D'hmdmtand through voluntary etrorta. the special needl 'of. the dlubled 'On Sept. 12. 1814, American forces succeeded In defending Balt:iinOre against tbe British during tbe War of 1812. John GIUTiton, executive dlrec· and so II Important ·with delaya In • tor of the Easter Seal Society says voting lines arlllnlf from tilll8e On this date: Cl,. . .,.,.... . t > a p:;a• In 1009, English explorer Henry Hudson sailed Into tbe rive!' that now that the moat obvious Ploblem ... needs. physical acce~~ to voting places OYercomlna the ICCellbWty and bears his name. "Your problem'- YOU'RE ALL BAG!" shouldn't exist, becallll' In most attttudlnal problema would, Garrt· In llRJ, author H .L. Mencken was born. .In 1913, Olympic legend Jesse Owens was born. cues It It easily remedied. son belleYI!II, raill! vollnl percen- ~ Unexpected -questions Septa~nber debates_~-~----w-~_·u~u,m ___F._B_uc_kl_ey_J_r. nmes . · Pomeroy-Middleport. 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Wednuclay. September 12. 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . 4 The Daily Sentinel P!H18 ~agic number drops By MIKE ClARK AP Spolts Writer six-hitter and slugged a two-run •After yet ~other important Se!)tember loss Incurred by the New York Mets, there was talk about "what might have been." But the guy doing the talking was Totnmy Herr of the St. loots Cardinals. lierrdrovelnfourrunswithapair of doubles, Including a pivotal three-runshotlntheelghtlllnnlng, in 1\lesday night's 9-5 verdict over New York. 1be outcome was critical to the Mets, who had a chance to pick up a game on National League East leader Chicago, a 1>-3 loser to Philadelphia eartler in the day. Instead, New York remained seven games behind the Cubs, with each club facing only 17 more regular- . season contests. · Cjltcago'smagtcnumbertoclinch ' 11 while San Diego's is nine. is<llaw victory was the 13th In 15 for St. loots, which moved three games of the second~ce Mets. Herr speculated on what such a hot streak might have meant, say, a month ago. With the Cubs racing toward their first post-season berth since lMi, the Cardinals must be content with playing the sponer. Herr, for one, reUshes such a role. One of New York's top "garners" this season failed in the clutch Tuesday nlght. Relief ace Jesse Orosco, who was seeking his m save, lnsteadlosthissixthgametn15· decisions when he surrendered five runs In the eighth lnrung. Fonner Met NeUAJJen, 9-5, got the victory. In other National League action, Fernando Valenzuela pitched a e Scoreboard Majors GB Dl'trolt 93 · 52 .641 - TmJnto Baltlm0r1' 8l ~ 63 Iii .563 II % .545 14 66 .538 J!i m Q9 .521 17 Y, 111 .448 28 00 84 .417 llY, T1 1.1 Nrw York · &ston CJevt>tand MUwaUIWP WIST D~VJgJON , '"" Mlnflt'o!JOta ~ Kansas City 74 73 'itt .514 - 71 .rJ!I 71 71 ~ Oakland 68 78 ....... ~ CaJlfornla .Cll c... ~ ~n~ • 'IOtas , • .. '"m 18 62 81 .!100 .<f.6 ~ I ' 7 ·~ .<II Ill! ~·•Garnes ~ ~ru 10, N~ York 3 ; . Df!tml.t 9. Balt~P 2 .r )\'1llwa\lkre lfo , BosiiJI\ 6 Ml.nne!iola 5, Kansa.~; City I Ck,:rland ol, Callfamla 2 Scallk' 4, Te-xas 3 Qaldand 4. Chlca,t:o 1 Wflhwda.y'K G.met~ ('hicaRO !Bums 2-ll\ at Dakland (Conroy 1-!H N1w York 1 Fmtl'f'IOI &81 at Torttlta IAb.andt'r 13-~1. In I Dr.>trolt IMWOl ().{) J a t Balllmort' 10. Martlnez -!).71, 1n1 MIIWa\lk(l(' 1McCiurt> c-61 at Buliton !Ojeda 1CH1l . 1m Kansas City !Black lUll at Mln!K'901a i Butdk>r' U-81, tnt ar-tand lllyk>ven 1&-61 at California IKI.u\ f.lt. In I 'h>xas (l\o1a&orl 8-121 at Sl>alll(' IYOOn,;i 471, mt ,....,.,.." GIIIIJ1GI i"t'W York at Toronto, m 1 OMiand iii Calllomla. trlt 1\>xas at Seet11<'. lnt ,DillY Rammtsscbcduk'(l NAnoNAL lEAGUE IWlT IIIVI!ION R7 Ill W 1.- Pd. GB !'.18 .fBI fZi -~ 7 ~G'l -~110 ~ .Ml 11~ .493 IS!.<j .434 24 • 71 '73 63 r.! ...,.,. DIVIliON '" 7.l ~..... '"'' f'ran('L<;('o n &1 TJ 74 fl TT !£1 ·"-"' .ffi ..am "' 61 "' 8J ............ G...,. 9Yr 10~ t1~ .... :ll 191! .424 Phll.cd>lphla 6, Chlcaao .1 St. Lo.&ls 9. Nlw Yorks PlnsOO.rah ~ Mmtn>al 1 C'Winnatl 7. San Franrl!co 3 Atlanta 6, Houston t Loa A - ~ San """" 2 w .. dq'A O..nea ll·UI at C~ ..... So were the Giants, who jokingly wondered Whether ti!e power came from a legal IIOOI'Ce. "They were giving me bad looks and talking about checking my bat Iosee !fit's corked," Davis said. The Giants didn't know much about the 22-year-old Davis when be was called up during the season. . CHEimLEADER - Minnesota TWins' Mld<1!y Jlalcber leap8 In the air and leis out a yell as Kent llrhek ltfls himself off home pla&e alter scoring an Inside-the-park hoine nm In the seventh Inning of Tuelday nlghl's game agalnsi lhe Kansas Cby Royals. Royals' plleher Charles Lelbi'BIIII&, renter, walks solemnly back lo !he mound. Twins won It S.l. (AP Laserpholo ). Expert says Bucks, MU- will win Major Hoople's tBor- 4-4 and Fonctt 2-t t 9-IOt at New York There ~uld be an upheaval egad! - in tbe college football rat- ings aa several of tbe top-rated clubs collide head-on. Um-kumph! That Includes Auburn at TeJ:u, Oklahoma at Pltbbur&h and Penn State at Iowa. Clwy ·pairlnp, , eh, wbat? The Auburn-Texas series is· lone in time, short in quantity. Their first game was played in 1110 and their firlh in 1913. Texas won four of the five Rlmft, includlna a 20.7 victory last year that cost Aubunt the national title . . Now both teams are tough apia this year. In our - ahem - humble opinion, the edae goes to the Tigen . the Panthers. The Pean State-Iowa claib lall year was espl01ive. Tbe Hawkeye~ flnlllled on top, 12·34. Thil week It will be more of the same with a dlllerent result. We look lor the Nlttaay Llon1 c:ombo of QB Douc Stranc and soph tpeedlter D.J . Dozier to put more polnb on the board than Iowa'& !lilted puaer Cbucll J.ons and RB Ronnie Harmon eaa muater, Give it to Penn State, 31-31. Hak-llllfl Iowa State 29 Drake 21 Kansas State 17 Tennessee 1'edl 14 Kentut'ky 21 Indiana 14 LSU 18 Wichita State 14 Marshall' 23 Eastf'rn Mlohlgan 7 Maryland :r; Vandf-ri>Ut 'l1 Miami CF1oridal :fi Purdue 7 Michigan 21 Washington 17 Missouri 36 Wisconsin II Nebraska 42 Minnesota 13 OOWNING-CHILDS ;AND MULLEN INSURANCE · North Carolina ~Navy 15 North Carolina State :a Furman 24 Notre oame :!) Michigan State- 15 Ohio State 2B Washington State 14 PIHsbur~ 24 Oklaho ma 21 Look for Micbi&aa to surprise visit· ~ ins Wublni(On, 21-17: Ohio State to knock oil Washiniloft State, 21-14; Notre Dame to defeat MiciiiBan State, 35·15; Alabama to wblp old friend· Georcta Tedi. 35-25; Florida to topple Tulane. 26-13; Florida State to take Kauas, 42-Zl, and Miami's Hurricanes to blow out Purdue, 3S-7. Harrurnph! Now JO on with my forecast: • Saturday, se,.. I) Alabama ll Geor~rta Tech %'! Artzona :r7 Oregon Srate 10 · ArizOna State :!i San Jose Statt> 14 Arkansas 2-i Mississippi IS Auburn 28 Texas 24 Ball State 17 Ohio Univ('rslty 14 BYU 22 Tulsa 17 California 14 Pacific 10 Llnctnnatl31 Youngstown State 13 COI(lafC" Jl Anny 18 COiora<lo II 0r<'!'lOn 13 Conn<'Ctlcut 28 l.et)lgh 22 East Carolina 28 Ct>ntral Mlc h l ~a n 21 Fay£>11(' 26 TulallE' 13 FJ0rlda St 42 Kansas 21 ~no State :W Cal Poly 11 Fuii(>MOD Stat(' 8 Idaho 7 Hawaii :n Colorado Statt> 10 Holy Cross 33 Rllodo Isla!Kill Rut~rs ..: William V. Muse, the school's president, made the announcement 1\lesday and satd the oo.year-old Larson wants to retire Jan. 1. However, the athletic director has agreedtoremalnlnthepostttonunttl June while a search ts made for a ; ,... : lt ~~~;~~~~torforthe ~ ROOF COATING S2295 • :li Tempi~ 25 SanDi~ Stat.~ 19 Texas El Paso 14 So Mississippi ::1 Louisiana T""h 10 Syracuse '11 Nonhwestt'rn :¥) SMU 22 Louisiana II Texa!l T« n 17 Texas-Arlington 14 UCLA 3" Long Beach Slate 13 Virgtnt..a Tech 21 Wt'St Vlrfd,nla 17 VlrJ<I:da 37 VM1 12 Wa:,e Forest 38 Appalachian State 34 y.; Carolina rl) 1\>nlll'Sit!('oChatta~a li Western Mlc~an 40 Dllnols State :.Jl William & Mary 77 Delawan> 21 Wyomln~ :n Air Fottt' ~ Ctrclevtll(' 26 Athms 7 Ironton 15 Portsmouth 14 Jackson :JI Portsmouth West 6 Columbus Centennial 'll LOji{an 22 Ga llipolis J2 Pt. 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WADE, M.D. ~ name and address. · . ..... ~·· ., It : . , •. ••• "'"" COI'VRIOHT ... ; THI KROOEII CO. ITEMS 4ND PRICES . QOOD lUNDAY, WI ·•• t , THROUGH SATURDAY, IEI'TIMIEII 11. ,... !fl .. ........ -., . ... \ i ... I • :. Now registering for tha Fall Quarter. beginning September 24. 1984. lt · single produced their runs. "He's a big kid and he tsn'tgotngto get tired," Cll!'veland Manager Pat CUSPS 141-INCll · A Dlvl&IOII ol Multimedia, lne. Speech and Language Therapy ,. !!: · h it You must 11pdate your registration when you c ange your : ,. '. Chesapoak• :Ill Pll«'lon 7 ON l1orne!' and a single by Bob Boone and Derrel Thomas' run-scot1ng who began sefVing a ~ ~pension Imposed by the~­ for their part Ina brawl with the New Yock YankeesDJiSept. 2. . •• McNamara milled them m t~~~::: bench, Sconiers' abllence in partlcular preventing him from hittlna tor Boone with two men at and one out In the sixth. Boone bounced Into an timing-ending i:looble play · 8Jid.-, Schutzeretlred thenextelghtmen in·· a row. ,;. · "HI have the extra playeB,IC4JI make some moves sooner," ·• ·· McNamara. Corrales said. "And he shoo1!<1 how toogllhetsbytaklngthatballclfthe back of his head." Corrales referred to a second· Inning line drtve by Brian Dpwnlng which glanced off the right side ot Schulze's head. "The ball didn't hit me solidly In the head. It deflected off my thumb," sald .Schulze. "My thumb got a little numb, but that's aU." The Angels played without the servtcesofoutflelderJuanBenlquez and first baseman Daryl Sconiers, The Dally Sentinel Stanford 21JU.nols 15 Tennessee Zl Utah 14 TCU al UtP n State 18 .IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THE somettmes you get that tuck against some teams," saki Schulze, who improyed his record to 3-5. "I knew they were a fastball-hitting team, but I stlll threw 75 percent fastbaJJs." Tile Angels hit nine of his pitches safely but could break through only In the fifth, when RobWLUong'sslxth . aeatster to Oubllde Ohio 13 Wl'f'ks ..... ....... ............. .... ... .. $15.60 26 Weeks .. ..... ........ ................... $31.20 52 w.. ks ....... ... ..... ........... .... .. .. ~'i9 .80 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 Oklahoma State :rr BowUng QJ'l:'l{'n 25 Perm State 3R Iowa 31 Ebewhere, Nebraska is er~tertain· ing Ninnelota. 'nle 'Husken will probably he looltins abead \0 their blc meeting with UCLA a week later. Nevertheless, we look for Nebraska to win handily asainst Mlnne:sota, 4213. ara, wboll! club baa eight games rernalnln&wlth the Royals but Dillie with MJn-x&. grOund. ''We have to hoPe Mlnnellota But Ciel.1!!and's Don Schulze faitl!ra 10111eP1ace. but we stW have to go wt and win." v.aan't 1n at their plans. Schulze prevented that Tuelday The rookie right-hander riddled the Angels at nine hits Tuesday night. Following up a 10 2.J innings against the AngelS In a nodectslon night for a complete-game 4-2 win, start a week ago, he walked three dropping Callfomla two pml!l and struck out five In tumtngln the behind the Twins. aecood complete game ot his blief "In the situation we're Iii, we have to be puiUngfor Kansas City," said big league career. "I don't know what it Is, but CaLUornla Manager Jolui McNam· frontrunners MIDnelcU and Kansas City Wl!l'l! meettna each other, . the ~Ia llgured to Pin valuable month. c:~~ :::~:~- Go~n f*MEi65**couN1v**v(i1*iisl Aluminum Fibered 5 GALLON ' HOUSton 38 Miami IOhk)) Jl Nev·Las Vegas 31 New Mexko State 26 NE"V-Reno :rr Texas A&J7 Northl"rn Art7.ona 26 Weber Stale 8 Larson, the wtnnlngest football coachlnUnlversttyofAkronhistory and the Ohio Valley Conference ~~~;;~~;;;:;:::~=successo==r~.====;;;;;:~ MOBILE .HOME While Amel1can League West The Dally Sentinel-Pegs 6:~ PomeiDf Mit'rl port, Ohio r-;:::=========. "We knOw about DaviS noW," said GtantsManagerDannyOzarll. "We know be can hit that high pitch." Reds starter Marlo Soto also relnfDI'a!d something <mu-k al· ready knew - he, too, can be tougli · on the Giants. Soto, 1!).7, struck out 10 and allowed six hits while aolni the distance for his ·sixth straight victorY over the Giants spanning two seasons. He has a lifetime 9-6 careermarkagalnstSanFranctsco. Solo's olliy mistake came in the sixth, when he gave up a three-run homer to Chill Davis to put the Giants ahead 3-2. It was the 23rd lxJrnei allowed by Solo In 2.9 games Hak-Kaff! In a down-to-the-wire finish the H~ ple System caDs it tor Au~rn . 28-24 . Har·rumph! Back In 1975, !he last time Pllt and Oklahoma met, John Conpmi was 11 years old and playlns srade-.. hool football in Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. Bm Fralic was just 12 and learning the same in Penn HUb, Pa. Oklahoma won that game in a romp, 46·10. This Saturday, Oklahoma will have to face Pitt QB John Consemi, now a lllrappi•B 6-1, 115-pound All-America candidate. and lllOIIItroUI Bill FraUc. a 6-5, 285·pound o!lenslve llekle, a lwo-Ume AII·America and -lbly the besl man to ever play that position. Um-kumph! Th.tt duo should pr<>Yide the edse for Pitt to take a 24-21 decision over a very, very good Sopner agcregatlon. However, Oklahoma, atroa1 at every position and wilh the redoubtable QB Danny Bradley at the controls, will make it an Interesting afternoon for ANAaEIM. Caut. (AP) - 1be CaLUornla Angels looked at a three-game series with the Cleveland Indians as a greatopportunJty. "Tile longer he pitches, the tougher he gets," Rase said. "Ifyoo don'tget him In thefirstfew tnntngs, he's tough. The great ones are like that, the Seavers and the Carltons. If Davis blasted a thrEe-run homer off the facing of the upper ~ In y00 let them get their feet on the Rlverlront Stadium - a far-away ground, they're going to lle tough." Solo also p;ovkled a Iough oot at locale ~bed only , by seven theplate.AfterDavis'ttomerputthe . playen In 14 years - to amaze his teammates and help subdue t)le Glanis ahead J.-2. the Reds loaded the baseswithnooeoutln the bottom Glants7.J. The ·roolde outfielder doubled of the sixth off reUever Randy twke and was driven home by Lerch, 5-3. Ron Oester hit Into a player-manager Pete Rose eartler fielder's choice to drive In the tyiJ1g In the game. His monstrous homer run, andSoto lashed a two-out single off Greg Mtnlat In theelghthwashis elf Mark Davis to put the Reds ninth of the season, his sixth In the ahead to stay. "Mark just laid the ball over the last eight games, and his fourth plate," Ozark lament~. against the Giants. Rose later doubled !or his third hlt It also was his most impressive. "I hit 22 homers last year (In the . ofthenlght, gtvlnghlm !our straight minors), so I'm not surprised when I three-hit games and a .414 batting hit the ball out of the par)(," Davts average _ since returning · to said. "But I was surprised at how tar Cincinnati. that one went." Dodgers :1; P&llreS 2 Cleveland spoils Angels' opportunity Davis. ~he generated Tllesday night. Plpklll Proplltt I'<~ W L MUIJlhy drove In four runs with his 32nd homer and a b'lple to pace Atlanta's 64 victory over Houston; Erlc Davis scored three runs and drove In three as Ctn~:tnnati stopped San Francisco 7.J; and Pittsburgh beat Montreal 5-1 as Rlck Rhoden tossed a five-hitter and extended his per50nalhitttng streak to 10 games. . . PhDes 6, Cubs 3 Ozzte VtrgU's two-out, .basesloaded single In the ninth inning was the key blow as the Phlltles wiped olit a 3-2 Cub lead-VtrgU'sgrounder was fielded behind second base by Cub shortstop Tom Very.zer, who attempted to !Up the ball hBckhanded ·to second baseman Ryne Sandberg. But the toss was wUd and two runs scampered across the plate. Charles Hudson, 9-10, picked up the victory, while L!!e Smith, 9-6, was the loser. AI Holland hurled the ninth !or his 29th save. By Major Amos B. Hoople By 'lbe A...,.:!ded Jl'reeB AMERICAN lEAGUE FAST DIVIiiiON • this season, and the 19th ovefall by CINCINNATI (AP)- Eric Davis doesn't blan!e the san Francisco Giants for being a tittle suspicious. The Ctnclnnatl Reds outfielder admitS he, too, was awprlsed at the horner as Los Angeles beat Western Division leader San Diego 6-2; Dale Valenzuela, 12-15, gave up a pair of hits In the first Inning when.the Padres scored bOth their runs. After that. the Dodger lefty allowed just fow hits In garnering his 11th complete g;une. Ed Whitson, 13-8, dlcln'tallow a hit untU the Dodgers struck for three runs In the fifth. After one-out . singles by Mike Marshall ;md Mike Sctoscta, German RJvera got the first run home with a sacrifice.fly .. Valenzuela followed with a two-run homer to right, his third of the season. Pedro Guerrero added a solo homer as the Dodgers scored · twice in the ninth. '•'ledllllllly, September 12, 1984 Davis, Rose pace Reds' 7-3 victory '*espite losing efforts ........... • ~ ~ ~ ~ �·WIN · s1 00 *4 Convenient Locations *Weekly SpecialS *~oney Saver Items ~ Wedn11dey, ~ 12,1884 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page 6 The Dally Saaliuel Gin CERTIF.ICATE 19" COLOR TV *EYiryday Low Prices "WE WELCOME' *USDA Choice Meats FEDERAL FOOD *Tender Fresh Produce STAMPS & WIC . "WE SEll MONEY ORDERS . By The Bend BIG BEND . AT FOODLAND ·-- . . .... ·wEEKDAYS 8 A.M. - 10 P.M; 'l'HURSDAY DRAWING EVERY SATURDAY AT 8:00 P.M. BIG BE.ND FOODLAND ONLY and~Co. . POMEROY - Spring~~ . The Rock Gntlfe will meet at 8 RtJTLANil. - Rutland Lions Will meet at 7 p.m. 'lb\II'Iday at the Rutland Ctvtc Club 5 --u: Health planriing meet·scheduled designated health planning organ!Meetings will be Sept. 13, 7 p.m., ;zatlon tor two years. In that time, , Washington County Courthouse, au health planning and review Second and Putnam Streets, Mafunctlons for the area have been rletta, or Sept. 17, 7 p.m., Southern handled by the Ohio Department of District Extension Center, S.R. .\13 Health In Columbus. ·Sopth, Jackson. Copies of the draft appllcadon In addition to provtdlng comha~ been placed 1n the oltlce of ments on the appUcatlon, persons each Board of County CommissiOn- Interested In serving on the Board en for publlc Ylewlng. The appllca- of Trustees of the OHHPA are tlon outlines the operallng proce- encouraged to contact their County dures, Board of Trustees selection Commissioners. Tile commlsslonproceu and proposed activities for ,ers will be selecting nominees for the first year. their county representadves lie- With the objecttw of providing a united local Voice In UIUl'1ng equal accesa to quality health care at a ,....IOMble• coat throllgliout Sou~ .Ohio, the Ohio Hllls ranee olftcers will be elected. $}49 • POMEROY - Return Jonathan Melp Chapler 0( . the D!luahten of the ~ Eevolutlon will ~ at 1:.3! HNith ptanDing Agency, Inc: Is FrtdayattheMelpiDn.Jemlfel' · COIIIIuctiDi comments on Its appliSheela ~ be the guest .peaker. cation to become the area's Health Duell are payable at thenwsedug. Systems Alency. The OHHPA Is a Mill Eleanor !lmlth, Mn. Clin- - newly-fonned -non-proftt corporaton Fllber, Mn. Jamea O'Brien, tion li!jOCC&!IItlng a of and Mils Luctlle Smtih wDJ be conswner and provider lntere!IIB hosteues. throiJ&hout the area. Tile area to be represented (Athens, Belmont, Coshocton, Gallla, Guernsey, Han1aon, Hocking, p.m. 'l1llrlday at the ball. New lB. ' ·. FRIDAY .PpMEROY -The Pll'J~ecepfot'.-nr-· Beta Bela Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi Sorcrlty, wW meet'lbunday ii 7:30 p.m. at the Rivertlollt Room or the Dlarr!ond SaYings WHilE POTATOES . r~ . 50 Lis.$ 99 ... . ' heart problems (especially eonaesQUESTION: What else .wW the the source of fatigue. ness, a common source II del)rei-· ttve heart tanure), and severe doctor look for? QUESTION: How )s tlrl!dness slon. Tile medlcad0111 uaed to trett: IUIIetbln&? uemla. Certain medlcadOIIB also ANSWER: Your doctor wUl treated? depression usually require ANSWER: Chronic t!Jedu..,ls a fallp. :f1Dc11D1 the cauae may · havulde e&ctJ of fadgue so your probably !ISk you to delcrlbe your ANSWER: When a physical weeks to make a noticeable bft.;_ ccmmon complaint but olten a taJre a tborou&b !Jivestlptlon by a doctot wm want to know If you are feel"'& or tiredneu.. Usually people . cause for the cllronlc fatigue Is provement In the patient's Cflld-;: dltllcult one to.dlagnoae because or doctor. ' t.aklnc any preacrlption drugs. who experience 1ncrea11ng tired- found, proper medical therapy of tlon, and tbey need to be carelul!fthe wide variety of pputble causes. QUE;S'IlON: What wm my doc· Sometimes the tiredness Is ness as each day.goes on have a the unt)erlylng cause should ellmlmonitored and uaed In conjunctiQII~ 1 Recent atudll!s have .ahown that tor bJ'ouiht on by substance alluse - · lliiYSIC81 problem. People who find nate the feeling of weariness. For with psychologiCal COUIIIeiJ1nc. : only about 20 percent or fallp ANSWER: To (letermllie mlsuseotalcobol (W!IIchlsappllca- they are tired from the time they the many people whose fatigue Is Whether your fadgue Is ca ·cues are caused by 1a specttlc . whether the problem has a true bJe to live to 10 pe~cent of the adult awake untU tbey go to bed, but have rooted mpsychOlogical problems, by a physical or paycbo!OIIIC&¢. pbyslcaj disorder, while fuJ1y Ill ~~ cause or Is psyciJolollcal population), or abuse or U1egaJ occaslollal days when tbey don't counselllng by competent health . condition, It's probably too bla•.a,i peroeni are due to a pl)'ellologlcal In origin. the pbyaldaD needl to drugl. The lrQny In thele caset ~ feel !Ired at all are 1110111 Ukely professionals and treatment wttli problem to be cured by ~ problem. condUct a pneral phyatcal exam that many abusefs Increase their suffering psychologtcaDy based specUic drugs pre$crtl)ed by a remedies. I Ullle)llllltoconsultyoW.. . Frequently people who feel11red and order 110111e bulc laboratory . dl:ug use In an attempt to feel fatigue. A history of normal results phystclafl are Indicated. physician about lt. • throu&hout the day attempt to treat tests. Phyllcal causea of cbronlc better, when the drup are actually from medical tests also Is a cue to Althougll many different ernothernJelves with vttamllll, rnlllenl fat1gue lncludf earty pregnaliCY, the IOUl'Ce of their lalsttude. constdl!rpsychologtcal problems as tiona! conditions may. cause tired- Calendar · GROUND CHUCK ~ I su~ or "pep pllla." But only In a ,.-y few cues wm tbelie medlcatloM pt to tile root of the QUESnON: I fei!l tired all the Ume. Should I take vltlml111 or ENTRY FORM OHIO GROMniJ - ' Chronic tiredness needs io be ·investigated by physician~i dor FRESH lEAN -. Wadnaaday. Saptaml;ler 12, 1984 : ,-. Pega "T';, ,. Family Medicirie · 700 West llain St. Pomeroy, Ohl4' PJt 992-2891 *OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 10 P.'M. The DaiJy Sentinel SUNDAY ·POMEROY · - The Center. Memberl and visitors · . are welcome to attEnd. Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Muakln- M;. gum, Noble, Perry, VInton and Washington Counties) has not had a ~Soctetywlllmeetat- POMEROY - Free cance~: • cllnlc 1 to 5 p.m. 'lburlday at oftloe.s of Melgll OJumty Health ' 2 p.m., Sunday at the Meigs Museum. The~ Is lnvtted to attend. , Di!partment llllder S)DIIDI'Ihlp or the Melp Coonty Untt of the ~cancer S6ctety. Free pap teat andbreastexamlnatlm; tor appolnlml!llt call 992-6001. All Interested per50111 are lnVtted to attend a public meeting to offer comments and ~110111 on how · the organization can best represent the area's needs and viewpoints on health and health care. RENT MOVIES At' .THEIOVIEPIACES- REACT aids -motorists ·All FRUTH ~ES THE AU:OVE-CAWPOUS Rt.rn-lND - A cwnty-wlde PraY.:r meeting wtll be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rutland Bible Methodist Clurch. POMEROY -Trinity C11urcb will hold an kie cream social r~fo~re=the~e=nd~or;;;::~;:::::::;'-1 UP THE CRBA~ I ICE PIRATES AGAINST ALL ODDS MAKING THE GRADE ' A•Il,.,.,, ,,.,.,.. ·- 'lblll'lday and Friday In the chiD'Ch basement. LUnches jlf li8lldWicbeli, cole sl&w, baked beans,aaclbeverageswlllalsobe II!IV'jd both days. Orders for ICj! . cream are oow belng 'taken at 992-5Rl, ~ or99Z-3222. ~ ·Happenings . FRESH PORK .· SPARE RIBS LB. $}79 - Genealogy group -«> n:teet Sunday Lynch-Riggs . reumonset GRANVILLE - The Lynch- RlaiB and AUied tamJJies wDJ IDcla reunion Sunday at the Old I..lcklng Couilty H<me Park~ mRoute thn!emn.& 1011thot :rr. GI'IIIIVIlleandfourmlk!s~or Route 70. Dt:scenclants of Fran _Lynch and~~ lnvttethe !jescendanls of WeBleY and Charles R18i11 and A\llllsla ,Rills HartqJ to join them. The ewnt , bePJS at l2: :ll p.m. Further lni>rmatllln may be obtained by calling Eileen Ski. vlngtlm6lf.S7-l5.1l. ' Roush reunion IATM · PORI SAUSAGr ~~~gg¢ PORTLAND - The cleSCelldants oi Gkleon and Arttmesa Wolfe Roush wW hold their Sunday at \ n dinner · . Mldd)eport P!!nla.Utlll Clmreh, 'lblrd A~.• Mlddleplrt tland 'Park. A basket dinner wDJ South Dinners complete With ,. rrt be lei'YeCI at 1 p.m. AD friends will be $3. Tile plbllc Is • and relativeS are welcome. • annual reunion . ,. the Melp Museum. Butlemlt .Avenue,Pcaneroy.AtapebyDr. George K. Scbwelbler preeented at the Ohio Gelaqlcal Society's state COIM!IIIIIln IDAprtlwlll be PI et enled at Sunday's session. Tile rrli!li!tluti Is opeal!d toaD blten:stecl periODS. MIDDLEPoRT -A cblcken~ dlliDer will be beld fl'oo\ 11 a.m. 1D 2 p.m. )i'rlday at the Por- lnYttecl. ...... SPECIAL OF THE POMEROY- 'lbeftrstmeet· Jng of tl1e tan tor the Meigs County Gelw!lloilcal Society will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at ~· HHEIADE PIZZAIURGER HAM SALAD .•.... ~; •... ~ •.• Sl.29 SIITHFIELD ~ $1 09 ~ WITH FliES...-.$1.59 ~- ADOlPH'S ~ DAIRY VALLEY til MARGARINE ........... 79' "' 12 Oz. lt11ft Sinclts ' 16 SliCI Pi..lto Proc. 1-1.11. Bl11 lanllll ,~-~PC=,..:o:Y~OHi;i.•••--~..~'":.·:m:-~25~5~,--; . 10 lb. SAlAD Tilt POTATOES .......I!1J. SJ.29 . 16 OZ. CEllO PACit -' CHEESE ..........~. 11.89 CARROTS .........¥!'9~.;3s• :· 'FREE · t 1-LB. BOOTH OCEAN PERCH FILLETS .... ~-~-... , ..... '[97 10 OZ. BIRDS-EYE PEAS & CARROTS.~~~-... , ........ 69c FALL HUNTING : CLIN.IC 24 OZ. LOG CABIN t SYRUP ..•.•..•.•..•!0~~~ s2.19 32 OZ. AUNT JEMIMA ORIGINAL PANCAKE MIX .... ~~·...... Sl.29 · :Sunclcly.Sept. 1 19 OZ. DUNCAN HINES REGULAR . : 12 noo.n •6 p •.,.. CAKE MIX ...•.•..•.• ~~·....•. SI.09 .. . t . '' • 42 OZ. BUSH'S RED . f KIONEY BEANS-~~ ... ~ ..•.... 99 4 . ..... . 1111ncl . Out~ f 24. OZ. DELMONTE f f CATS U-P .•..........!0~~~ ~ s1.19 i .w. f life OZ. ! f 4 f f CHILl POWDER •..........•.. 69 t .l·LB. MAXWELL HOUSE VACUUM PACKED • •f COFFEE .•.•..•......•.. ~!"•.•• S3.39 175'COUNT KLEENEX t ..New- ••IlSton itounp.m.Open luncioy , t FACIAL TISSUES •.. ~·•.•...·.89 4 f c. ·u.. uao.. _.llol•..ta«-'~"~- f . •.. .. . . . . . .,ee. . . . 30 OZ. DELMONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL ••• ~."...• .s1.29 ·t• 't 12 OZ. ARMOUR TREET CANNED . , LUNCH MEAT •...•.• c!: .... ~ s1.59 t 110M ....,..... t 10 ' COUNT HEFTY LAWN & · . 't . I '11iletw1111't111M q:.n .... , '! ..- t o ta-•lt.Rt.G : ' LEAF BAGS .......~: •.•.••.• S2.69· N..a te-C - l'ltb , . ~ - -~ v r l : ' •••••• Manufacturer's Representatlv..Strom compenletwlll be on Marlin Firearms, Darton Archery, lear Archery, Jennings ArcherY, P.S.E. Archery, Pennwoods Calls. Sports HHdquerters, Slndy Distributors, Mason County Field Archers. , "'4Pr. , ' ••••• DUR~EE'S ...--y CliniC Specialist and former va. Stale Cflllmplan Larry flartey will 111 1111n ta talk with vou. Door Prizes will Ill given away every lll!lf-IIOw,.Grancl Prize - BHr Whitetail Hunter will Ill given away au,.m. Sundly. No Purcllllse Neceuary, Need Not Be Present To wtn, Novelty ShOOts lor Door Prizes. Fred Bear Bow Hunting Film. See friday's Paper For lilof'e De(olls& Sp«lals ., · .• . 11 Thla.fall, the well-dt md man .la wtirlng a Flol'lhelm boot: He know• he'll find exceptional ctafhlilllllhlp, aoft, p,.rnlum luther, and ltyllng that enhiiiCIII hlt·WII'Ciro1:11. · \ "I·SJ7! 12 , _ to I:OD p.lLI.. HARTLEY SHOES I '· . r--~-----------~-- --... For ·Chrlatm.. ~ ~ ================~· ...... ,Laya-way No-w • BOILED HAM .... ~b~·····•·· s1.99 SUPERIOR BREAKFAST HAl LUNCH MEAT .... ~; ••...•• .Sl. ~- "At The End ............... _ , ..., ....... , -~~~-------..... I:OD .p.& · -~~ \' .... I .. l . .. • • ~~~,...-...~ \ 'I �·, fWatching the river roll ·- ·~·· . ' :• There's something fascinating, the road in front of a cartoplck up a exciting, about the Ohio River, stone to throw tnto the river, It the serenity of a glistening Anthony decided to avoid that ~oet on a summer's eve, the ups danger by erecting a box and filling downs of flood times, or the It wtth gravel, It's conveniently . thewtnterwl•ds. attachedtooneofthebel\chesWhlch And like many of Middleport's the Aiithonys keep tn good repair Street residents, Katie and and painted for the enjoyment of Antlx>ny, retlred after many those what stop by. tn the plumbing business, hoors just looking at the river, Anthony has captured numerous lfatc:hlng the boats plow up and "treasures" from the water- logs andenjoylngthechlldren who which he saws up for his stove, along by to "skip" a rock across the with some rather unique pieces of ltatl!r. driftwood which he's preserved for have cleaned the riverbank · · display around the house. • put In benches across from their A recent river "find" was a part of ~mle. a tree trunk wltha golf ball tightlY ·~ JUJ!er seeing a child duck across wedged between the branches. ' ' . Rmrvt Tht Rlaht ' Limit Qutntltles ' STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM·10 PM ' • . • 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. LOCUST AND PEARL STREET . ,. • r.,IDDlEPORT OHIO: Telep."'tone: 182-3471 :•• :. 1 PRICE IN EFFECT THRU SAT., SEP.T. 15, 1984· . •• h "'• I ~ •• .• ~= ( ~ -~j ~~ .USDA CHOICE • "" · •• ,• •· ROUND STEAK •; '•. •• .:.' :• $}.69 • BONELESS Delli "'liLt ' ' .Winebrenner . birthday ..•• ' , I:' .., ---- '· t ~I • q >' Oerlk Winebrenner, son of Mr. and MI'B. GJ'eii'OIY Wtnellrenner, oblerved hls tint birthday n!Celltly at the ID'ne of Ids parents. An outdQor party was held and decorations carried out the Care Beer IIJeml:, C!Jke~ Ice cream,~. nutii_Bnd punclt were served. Attending were Mr. and MrS. Bill Robinson, great-8J'IIIldparents, Mr. and Mn. 11lomas Hayman, grand- parents; Ginger Hayman, Kris Wlnebn!rtner, Kim and Josle Jar- ftl\'l!;R WA'reiiER- A ltockBox wasC'OIIItructed by Willis Anthony ...iletwu hell along.-.,.. street. Above, AntiJooy llitllleslde lhe box, I· . t . . lor cldldren to throw Into the Oblo River. Below, he clll!pla,Js of lhe river "lreuures," a Cree part with a soU ball lodged lnBide. • 1, .•. CALENDAR OF EVENTS - ~ .,'• .'· • • • • ... • I • •• ' .' FREE * /\ . ·• I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 I I ' ' . . •' ,. •' . PICTURE COLORING CONTEST • • . ' ·· \ I • Just Draw or. Color on a Stamlard 8"x 11" shut of Paper A Picture of AWestern Scene With At Least One Cow in the Picture AGE G~OUPS: (1) Kindergarten; (2) 1st & 2nd Grades; (3) 3rd & 4th Grades; (4) 5th & 6th Grades ."• ..• .•••' PRIZES IN EACH GROUP ARE: " -. ht Prize - $1 0.00 2nd Prize - $5.00 ;" 3rd Prize _ , Sketching Pencils .. . 0'1 ' I ~~ .~ Sperry To~Sider~ for Stride Rite:' . ·A c~mfident look for back-to-school. New Sperry Toi>·SJders" for Stnde Rite.®Made of quality full gram leather, so they'll look shipshape all year. I ' 8trideRit~ · .. 49¢ FRYER PARTS .. ~8• L~G 49¢ CHICKEN ;~· ... ~ .... -. ; . 79¢ -BACONMI~ED . . ·. QUARTERS · · . .- ' COLUMBIA LB ' •••••• •••••••• · • _ Maternal ~ts are Mr. and Mn. Ronald Williams, Route 1, Langsville; Maternal greatgraildpilrentll are Mn. Lillie Dyke, Middleport, and Mn. Pauline FOIIIer, PomeroY. Patenlal grandpan!llts are Mr. ·and Mrs, Joseph Magnotta, Tell City, lnd:, and tile · late Martha Seines Magnotta. . . . RY ' · 3 f· $ ,~ CELE . •••••••••• .L STALKS Several relatlveli from out of the were here tor the funeral serviCe~ of CUi 0. Glllmn! hi!ld at 2 p.m. Monday at the RawUng-OlatsBlower Funeral · Home In Middleport. . I • 'Jbe Rev. Wanda Johnllon offlclatad at the lle!Vilea With Connie • . . .. ' ol IN J ' •" ~ ~ orran mus.lc. Hospitalized Mr.. BeD II a patient at Hoar Mer'WI Center, Room Dl. Don EGGS ...•.. ~2z:~ ••• 2/SJ t{ .. i.. SHEDD'S SPREAD 3 Lb. Crock $} 49 MARAGARINE... . - ... . •· STOKELY CATSUP •••••••••••• 89 32 Oz. ¢ ~ .$ 2' / $} 1 3 1 ............ PIZZA BEETS •••••••••••• THRI,FJ KING .CORN, PEAS, 16~ • MR. P. 9.5 ' Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Napper and 1011 of Fort Forth, Ti!xas, n!Celltly vlaltad· 1111 grandmothl!t' LUllan Napper, Racine. '!be flllllly 1111 a110 been vlsltins Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Napper of West Union. 'I f . I • .. ' -- :"' • J • • ... ...,. • • • •• • • .. • ' !; ... ~ ~ j: ..• • ;. .-. • • THIIFT liNG TIDE DETIIGENT . • MACARONI/ ~HEESE $629 : 70z. Box llllllt Ont Pw C..n 6/Sl · . llmh Six Ptr CHpon · ' - " .only At Pewtll's Offer EI!JIIfts Sat~ Sept. 1il4 Clttll Gilly At Powell's Off• ...... s.i. Sept. 15, 1984 u: • II • ' oz. ... :• • • ; GOLD MrDAL FLOUR ' SLB. BAG 69¢ SHURFINE SUGAR . . ll"'it Ont Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Off• Expl~es Sat. Sept. 15, 1984 !lie relllnll!d tram a vacation early dlle to her 11llal. o'l • t I Bul1al wu In the . .Riverview canetay. Plllbeeren were Robert 'l'ewllabaly, Dmnlll Saelens, Paul HaptonataD, Adolph Saelens, Middleport, and Doug Clark, Win· chalet, Va. and Kim Christy, ' Columbus. Relatlwl here for the terYicel Included Cynthia and Doua Clark, WbJChelter, Va.; Rachel Chrlsly, Kim Christy .and daughter, Jennifer, H~ Walbllrn, Helen Loulle Fox, all of Columblla; Bernice Sn,Yder Spaulding, Athena; and EdWard and Ruth Tewksbary, • \ GRADE A MEDIUM -----·- ---------- - - - - ------· ) . ~ 171 ,OZ. CHAPMAN SHOES • TO . . birth · of their secOnd child, a daughter, Carrie Marte. , She was . boril on July 28 and weighed eight pounds, three ounces, Visiting 1 I • Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Magnotta of Columbus, ·!onnerly of Meigs County, are announcing the . Welllton. \ • COIIIIIy (HOISE TEAM SUPPLI£D BY HANK DOUGLAS & SON) NOTE: This Will Be Your last Chance This Year· To Ride. , ·. . 19 BEEF .~s.Sl . GROUND Attend services '' WAGON RIDES ·FOR ALL DEADUNI 4 P.M. · . Jessica Nicole, two. WITH LIVE COUNTRY MUSlC BY DOUG CIRCLE AND FRIENDS : Magnotta birth CHUCK·ROAST .. ~B. andwas2llnchesm..Mr. andMrs . ·· (Sponsored by Valley Bell Ice Cream) ,. great-grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. George Donovan, grandparents, Michelle Domvan, Red and Charlotte Van Meter, Betb M~, Philip, Betty and Brent Donovan. . . Magnotta also have a daughter, :ICE CREAM .SOCIAL / llSO rell, MaryUn ·Robinson, Lee AM Robinson, I:.orl and Larry Ritchie, Denise and ~ei'Omy Johnston, Jim, Debbie and Chance Watson. . Othel's presenllllg gifts were Roger and Pat Winebrenner, Margaret Winebrenner, greatgrandmother, Carrie Coontess, · ( ' :A~· $149 limit One Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat., Sept. 15, 1914 • • "".,.o#' .. .,. ~ • • ~ ' �. ...... ~ Wednllcll'f, Sepeienber 12, 1~ Middleport, Ohio 12. 1984 0~ gas drilling bill going to · Ho~se' Ohio The HQUIIe Bill 501 which wiD affect Melp County realdentli - oot only oil and ps drillers but ptopa ty lM'IIer$ as well -wiD be coming up .betorelheObloHouseo!R,eJlresetllallveslnthenearfut\U'e,perhapsas ea(ly as QeXt week. . · This Is the 1'I!ROI1 of Jim Lucas, Rutland !II'CII resldent, who tor a num~ o! ·months has takeri .a position of leadel1h~P In rvJes all(j regulations governing , ilrllll!lll . Therelsa$1C.Opennttreetolnject thlscertltlcateshallllJtapllnb'ill l:ll1ne into llllderllround tonnatiOJis dilpol,a11ites. LlallWtY ~Qf to Include amwiar dilposal and not 1ess thiln s.m.CIXI 1s a11p to be Ellllanced recovery. Lucas states. It required. ,. · · durlngtl)!!.courseofdr!lllnjforollpr All veblcles employed Jn transgas, domestic, agricultural or ·JXll'llngbrlneshaUbel'llai'lcedwlth .Industrial water is contaminated, letters oot less than tour Inches In lilelellseholderunderHouseBUl501 · helgbt alld shalllncl- an ldentlft·. sl!all~bui:tethepropertyQWIIer catlonnwnber. lhebiJlprovidefl. for retiSQIJa~ costs Inpbtalnlng a No permit holder or OI'VIIei of a watersuppJ,v. . weUcanhaveanyonellaullnnl!who . Inreferencetobrtnehaulii)Btrom isnota~brtnehauler. : qlel'atloos. . .weD sites, the~blllJll'(l','l4es tbat Lucas reports lhatlhepe•sagl!!pf Tbe bill Jl1'(JVIdes that drilling lhehauterw!Dbereqi!U'edlaoblaln this bill will be a great help ID tile permits wiD 110 to $100 pluS there wiD. a $.'!00 registration c:ertltlcate and people of ()h!o ~ partlcuJarly . be an additional lee of~ at the Polioo hqs'7181Te818 tlloseC!fSoutbeasternOhlo. . time 111\Y equipment or operations . The. Mld!IJepOrt Pollee Depart- · "We Uve In an area where 1!Jte. . . beglnattbepennltslte. .. · ment ~ 71 aft-ests and Invest!- ··le!Taln is very hilly and subJect ID . F'1JrQier; the bl!l Pfu\'ldes tlult gated nine acclcbtts dul'llig ilie slippagea.ndrun-olf. Thlsblllwlllg'd · rest<ratlon 1D Jllqlel ty must be .· month !If August. crw8ers were 1 lOng way II! l!eiplng ua In theflie · .~eted In six. rmnths Instead of . drlvell4579 mlles. Merchant poliCe areas. Theadd1tiORal!eeiJI()IIeYwtll the previous allottecl nlne month collecllons·totaled.$!i0and$153was enable the Ohio Depiuiment Of period, Thlspart,Lucasl')!pOI'Is,w!D COllected Jn ll~U'Idng meter funds. Natural Resources to put on mOre beagreatstepln '1bere .Were no ·parking tickets lnspectoni to . pollee tpe drilling' area as written during the month. Industry," Lucas COfiiiJK!ItB. · . Daily Sent.inel CRASH SITE ~ PoUce and reacue workers ,'survey the wreck !If 8ar1Jara MandreD's J&g!lar, left, which was st"'ck head-on 'f!Jesdlly bight IJY the car on the rlpt at Hendersonville, Tenn. Miss Mandrell . sUgbl coiiCUI!IIIon, a bl'likei!Je& 111111 fllclal lacerations, officials said. The driver of ihe.oOier car . (AP Laserpboto). · wn.o Dlllir ll!otioll -~• .,.. IIICMrtit .. ~r.~ 4tll! . Or · J(eefer, Meigs rep on PCA board· ' Southern Ohio PCA announces ties, one year . Also servlilg as the director election results from · director Is E. Glenn · Graham the sectional meetings held at elected last year to a three year · Eastern. High SChool in Brown . term serving Gallla, Meigs, and Gounty, Verne Riffe Vocational · Lawrence Counties. SChOol In Pike County, and Buckeye The following members were Hllls Vocational SChool in GaUia elected to serve on the 1985 County. Nomlnatlrig Committee: Ernie . According to li,SSoclatlon Prest- Forshey, Jackson: Lawrence Burdent Johit Phalen, the following dell, Gallipolis; Donald R. Slone, . direCtors were· electetl: Robert Portsmouth/ Waverly; Carey Mi' "Petjl" Shaffer, Highland County, chael, HIUsbQro; Thomas W. two years; AltJert Neel, Brown- Cryder. Chillicothe; Dale Pence, !Clermont Counties, one year; West Union; Don Davis, Athens; lloward Imniell, Ross/Hocldng Richard A. Bee, Gmrgetown. Counties, three .years; Ralph Madison Crawtord of Bettendorf, Keefer, Athens / Hocklng-elgs Iowa was the featured speakerwlt!t Counties, three years; Earl "Ed" · his talk entitled "Smile ... 11 Johnson, Jackson!Lawrence! VIn- Increases your face value." ton Counties, one year; George Members and guests at ech meet-. Slone, . SCioto/ Pike/ Adams Coun· lng heard the dh:ectors' report a nd ·-'"-·-·- --........... .==.·.. -. . ........... 1,\leigs prope~y transfers · Albert D. HIU Jr., deceasj!d, Ora Eugene M. Johnson. Affidavit, to Ohio Power Co., Right or Way, E. HUI, Affidavit. Sutton. Letart. '' Sutton. · Gary Hysell, Sandra Hysell to Mary Burkett, deceased Paul 'Lacy Barton, Nadine Barton to Joseph T . ·Justis, Valerte Justis Lot Simon. Affldav.tt, Pomeroy VIllage. Ohio Power Co .• Right of Way, 4; MtddlepQrt VUlage. . Paul Slq~on, AIUe Simon to .. Rutland. Helen E. Daugherty to Mafguer- · Wllllam L. Klelri, Lot 306, Pomeroy Spencer's Grocery Inc. to Ohto lte Sayre. Tracts, Letart. Village. Power Co., Right of Way, Sutton. Charles F. • Lillie A. WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO NEW YORK77 reserved Pv the unders •gned. lnqUtres may be made by ca lling ·6 14· 992-~ 689 Discover How Awon Can Helpll Ethel Kauf,fman. AVON 24 HR. BliTZ Friday, Sept. 14 12 noon to Saturday, Sept. IS . · 12 noon. ,HOUDAY GolijMii~ foi. Adm•mstratnx of the Esta te of Pea rl L I(V•IIis. Deceas·ed . (91 1 2. 17. 19. 3tc TEAFORD Oh. 216 ~ - 2nd St. Phone . a,.iot- Coli 3...9!)45. 915-4210 Soilthern High. Good 2 story rermdeled 4 BR home. Mo,......;~...;..,~....,..-==-, 11 dem bath, I& eaHn kitchen, fun basenient and P'a&e. Ask· ing $3~!nl. . SYIIACIISE - ~ 7rm. home with liOOdbUrner. ba1h. auto. gao; heat, carpeting !nd 2.1g lots. ' POMEROY IRICK - Modf!fn 3 bedroom home wrth range, 992-2259 NEW USTING - Five Poiilts - One loor ranch with lui basement. huge living room. 3 bediOO!IIS. l!h bathS, and a beautihJ kt flllaflcing available II 13\1'1(, fixed if1lefesl rate with a $2.000 mwn payment and paymenls $400.90 b' ll year!. $37,000.00. . . .I'OIIEIIOY- Completely remodeled 2 siD!y horre willl 3 bedrooms. I~ baths. dining . room. With fiteplace, & 1arJ! living room. VefY economicll utilities. 1ow maircenanre, and cmvenienl $42,000.00. Fll IT UP - Owner JEady to ·deal and has reduced the price on this lllder two story home. ft needs SIIITie repair, bti has pcMrltial. Wants $11,900.00. Wll enleltllin a reasonal* !lf8r. 'IIIDDlEPOln - filii! Strwt - ColOnial with all modem features, JIIOI, fireplace, central air and I!IOfe. $49,900.00. IINERSVILlE - La . rrge two 4 !ledOiol1ls. strJy house with sllnce dining room, buildin& [llrl besemel)t. plus another house tliat could be a rental unit Owner woold sell either se[llrate. Just $18,900.00. '' I I I \ ~ New Fruit Comers~ Fruit Bars ··· just changed IM face of fruH forever. r----~-----------·-----·---, K081 I MFR couPO• I• EXPIIIATIOJI am I '' ; Save25t I f l REALTORS Henry E. Clel1nd, Jr: ................ 992-6191 Jein Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottit Twner ..... 992-5692 I ··- .... ---··==== refrigerator, dispOsal, dishwasher, family rm. wrth wood· burning fireplace, 2 patios, 2 car garage and lg lot: ' ' POMEROY - 5 rm. frame near the stores. .Gas fumac:e, range. refriaerator and rem& deled. Orly $14,000. MIIIOLEPOIT .,.. S\lim JIIOI, gas FA furnace, modem' kitchen, 1~ baths, carpe!ing new 2 car .garage and lg level kt ' 2 bedroom 011!' floor --..a.. .=::...... .i- ·~- • ...,ln ..... ................ -----~CftUlrr~) • . li its Fruit Comers~ its made from real fruit. ~~ MMII.Inc.·1984 .. ..... ,,_...,... FREE ESTIMAToE$ 773·5839 or ?73-5788 -.-:-,...-····-·'·"·~!!' ..-: ...... -..n ................ . =:;-·.:.:,r-':'1.~ orcu....,._..-. ' ,Qb ,IIIPl,S.;fllll.... • . (I, • l of the prqlect and the FLA floot> -·-.. --::f. '=:.:fA-- ' ~....:.... . L-- - - - 'R,tol~ "61~00 ·' -------------------- '· lfiTERESJED IN A NEW .HICLE . We'd lib OhiO ' The vtllage of Pomeroy. Oh1o. mtend~ undertake tmprovements to . the ~a1n Street Richa1d Sevl~r santtary sewer. The se tmprove- . Mayor ~· m en ts are needed to prov1de Vtllaga Hall san1tary sewer li ne serv1ce to MidP!eport. Oh1 o 4 5169 the P.roPO$ed Pizza Hut Aestauran L Th• s Projec t IS loca ted 1n 191 12. I tc the . '100 · yea r flOod pla1n . Proposed 1f11prove ments to the M ain S11eet sewer cann 01 be un de rt.;~ke n in anv·o th er locat•on .. There 1s·. t here~or e. no pra C tl ~ ab l e alternatiVe '10 the pi'oposed. Project 1 Fadu re to provid e these · Improvement s would resu lt 1n the cont1nued clmenon)ti Ori o f the village's pubhc health and safety . It •s the . V•ll age's judgm ent lhat ttie conllnueO v1ab1 hty of th e Ma1n New Qlevy TrucK.. Street commerc•al. area out- No DllWII Payment • J9 BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCIC LEASING .· Box 804 .· FOR SALE .. Vinyl 8oiAI1~miinu1T1 $f.~) lNG ' :·call for free sidina esitiAIItes, 949-2801 or i : , : • (2) TWO STORY HOUSE ·IN RACINE: Downst1irs eqlipped · with kitchen; livinc dinintroom . den; upstairs his two bedrootns and one b1th: l•'"ruoy allo has beStmenl, ·youNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE · :- ~ddonl and remodeling . , · I. i - Roofing and guner work - Conertte work t · el.cklclll . , I r I' ' . · !Free Eatlmi11ool t V. C. YOUNG Ill C.lls J. ll . J&f: CONTAACTIN(l · 'OOZEA • BACKHOE ' 'RECI,AMAn0N WORK 'Oil FIELD SERVICES · 'DIIMP TRI/CK SERVICE 'CUSTOI!i\ •BUI~T HOMES . 'WATER, OAS • OllUNES Now. Aooe lc&NEE Chlryl Lemley, ' Mtlp County Associltt Phonf 742-3171 HEADQUARTERS fOR •ZEII{H •SYLVANIA . •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSOII£FIIGEIATOI Fun Pt Pleasant ; . 8a Vicinity , : ·. ......................................... ' . $1. Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, . .sWEEPER end -"18 mechine repair, pooru, Md -•. =~· oneo::= :rcu~~ hoff mile uP ~: Ga~- C..... Rd. 114-441-0284. Coli weight with , _ lhlpe .... ~~fill<-·­ ~ end Hydrex WoJe< Pilla ...... lit FNth Pharmicy, Jecboll ,. 31 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! No trnp•nino on Gerekl Hodge ~. Sond Hill ROIIII. ·· or 84H424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL .~ SAND CHESTER.,..985-3307 . TOP . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Roger Hysell GARAGE Ntw Homes-Extensive Rell0dtlin1 JdiUIIftCt Wciit . Custa.m Pole Bldp. . '11111111 Roofi"' •ort .. Alumlnu11 &.Vinyl Sidiap 15 VMn Experience . GREG ROUSH PH. 992·75113 or 992-2282 ;)UtL•flfLL Rt. i24.Po-oy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK R~PAIR A Iso T ra!lsmission PH. 992-.5682 ', or 992-7121 · Help Ml•oc : Coon puppies. 8 - a old. 245-51185 . 1---------,-- --··t Merr.l ~ Mec .ttomemaken _ ,. • -tni incom8. We .n8ecJ .everal Fapllnntatives in thia •!NI "-Tty pion - - • pl.... Oifta, \OYO• cor. No lnvwtn-1. Carde• Vllliow t l - kitten. fwmole, phone nee. Cllll -1-a0010 toDd' horne. titter trllinecl 563-!1077.' AIMI ~ • »ttoriMd. 448-9479. · partlla .ll14-44e·3043 · Long hlired modter .citt. lind 1 fluffy kit' ten. litter tr•ined . . "4B· 002S. 1C(\Uie mole, ~le 8eeglo pup. To good home. Cell 441-2171 . Bilby hamaten. Coli otter 5, 448-4173. MOJatly whltti tutt.n- 5 -a. a Homes for Seta llebyelttlng In my home. Retw.nce1 IWilable. Call 441-0380. 111w;:idii;;t;d;;b;;;;;;i;;i;;; 1--.......:------k:- -.......Colum-- ..-- littODELS AI -lnclucfino chi1g11 1. For cotolog -ngln •ppoint,....t .,.. 412-IBI8192. - o f Sept. 23. for . . rehw 18rt 1111d tall. Coli 441-4471. Homes for Sela · 6 rt;H>m. fUll b l - • 2 1---,---,...:...-----''---:· car garage. Alletr Dr .• 1977 mobile home 14xr70 :~ · U9,000. Coli .t~.. 5PM, bdr.. nice Cllrpet. 814-388-84119. ctollllt. CA. . aac. 18 Wanttid to Do CenblNice 2 bllclroom home on .dl8n. on nice country lilt 1 lllrge tot - r Colt- Com- c.n t14-3al-87e7. Would like to paint t ..a., pua 11t 501 College Ave .. Rio root.. C.U 114-ZBI· t~21. Grande. Oh. Shciwn by Far .... or rent u~· .,pDMbnlftt~. C•Me1410x50, 3 bdr.. trelie< . ...., lloobyMtlng In my In aa2-7424. Priced to eel!. 614-388-aat4. \ Rio q,.nde. Hove-· • rtrl. Cell lnytimo, 245-51112. 992-3410 Time II· -·old, grey • white otrip. Colt 614-256.· 1310. li-1-ttc SUPERIOR SIDING CO. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Campi... Gun. Wont Completel,letriOIMIIng . Roofing of d Typee · Worku horne ar.. · . 20yeera ' · f - Eatimeta•' 915-3561 All Mokes EUGENE LONG. Jill CLIFfORD Ph.·(614) 843-5425 992-72P1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ~We._. •DW.waahera •RingM ~Refrigwatort •Dryers •FrHHrJ PARTS and SERVICE 7/9/2 mo. d. ftdtn 6'x6' Up '. ;.. "I . ·! •TROPHIES •PLAQUES •AWARDS . .f:rt•alh· il~· IM Ou~ SIH..-Iall)' P&S BUILDINGS .R~elnt, 011. . 4.s.tlc MIDDLEPORT• PLASTIC ARTS . Bob 8t Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Mid~leport. Oh. AM CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE . DUMPTRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK l COAL & LIM ESTOIIE . C ..l For F- Elltlrnete 742-2167 or 742-2225 448-3351. FOUND: A ..,.It ~­ type m•le dog; bl•ck. Secreterial polit!on. ' l.8get 1-=-:-~=--:----Bu.inna brown. and wllita:S e.....,nonce ~>••fw•ed· Appi- . montha old, IOIMibori:l) 'a cant .........,._ • 0 rtu 'ty pet. Coil 112- nll4. - t y ... teltll ehor• '--~~ppo...,.,._n_•--'-­ thend 1nd type e t - eq ,Roael&ii, tv • .,.. fWIY· can - · Fun ""fita. Send rr 1 'IM to lox 4040 in ·~re t NOTICE I 882-3217. . of t ... Golipolla Dolly trtb- THE O,HtO VALLEY PUB· USHINO CO. , __ _ ciS. •· . 3nl . Ave. , 0 amp~ Holt Bench L"iffld a.g1e une, 825 lla, Oh 411831 . that you d o - Puppiea. 3 - · .••d 1 joeople you know. and NOT m•. 304-82-2790. Lllcly in or ..,und Rodney for to lllnd ttuough ,.,. investi~ 4 k - • to good home. p8rt time houU won In care mail until of ak:11 tady. Coiiii14-2QI tll~t<NI~thll~~~!:_.....,..~ 304.- 176-7430. . 6813. 10wn your own 7 old pupplea. 304- Wented: 30 hr. Appoint- Spoou.. ear,LidieaA~. e71-42te. •rita Clelti:-Swcwtarv tor or Cfl!ildren's Store, NatfQn~ •n lnt•,....._ta cMe f8cillty •lly advertised br•nda . tor the ,....tilly - - In 111b11t14,. .900-.,. iitdudn inventoty, 6 Lost and Found tnining· ...d much Gollipollt. c - driver'a r · llcen• end high eahooJ mono. nowtt Mr, Tete dlplome required. 811111 • 704-274-119115 . · l-OST llonde Ci>clt.,. Spa- riencll tn 11 huftWI -i>icel--::::======= nlel In Everg-n .,.... If lllttlng ond-or in the field ~ 1fvund , - colt 4411•47411 devolopmentol dlubllltila Money to po•f.. ieCI. Flexible hoUrt. 1------,..--- -t I yr old 3 bad:oom r...ch, 7 milia from H - H - .on Rt. teo. No down ,..,. meril. Cell 304-876-77Q or e7112183. I rooma. 2 fuR betho. IIPprGX-IiY 1 liON behind Junior High School. ,.....,. ._,.., 304-875-3934 If· ter 41:30. By owner, Arbuckle, 8 -li. ~T ·=!.~:; Send ......... . - - -toRoblnEby. P.O.aox ...._,__, • R n1 N......i 1104, JIC--. Qh 411f140. · "''"' ~... • - • D-illll for eppllcenta: ·1....,.......,-. CIIII44I- 17-84.· 1 .C.S . Ia an equal ·- 1 or 448-4308. ~unity employer. roome. 3 bedrooma. 11<1 bltha, utility room. 'h ICre plua. 304-4611· 1 800. HOME LOANS FIXED RATES ·-.merttetra-. Fili.,. convontionof FHAVA . l1111der Mortgogo , Atheno, coltllct 114·5923051 . '-;:;:::=;=;=:::=;== 123 Profeasional Sefvlcea HI atoty in Motion, 4 bllclrooma . living, dining room end kitchen. eettfng room, ~th and tul base- 1983 Schultz Hmhed edition. 14x'70 whh 7x1t oxpando, 3 bedroom, 1 'h . bltho, off elec, centrlll o~. finpfoce, e.t,. lnlllllltlon, built . In ateno. 304-411811194. 1978 Uberty, 12xl0. atOVI. refrigerator. large · meter box. two porch11, underpanning, with 4 ecret. drifted welt with pump, motel bldg .. 304-67117321 . L08T ate~k Cock-e-~oo lmmllllloto o,...ling for pen ment. Total etec. on extra JO.ti·l1r. white under cllln. Loat time reflef n - fR inP'I1111111 lot. May be HOn 8/14/ 1 mo. d. 8/10/ 1 mo. ' ·ln Glllllpollo ,....,, WV. <:oa u .... of locli -~~~ .,ytlme. btnlde L" Carry 1711-4538. '"' Out. 804 2nd St. I _ _........_ _ _-'--~--------, ~------- . M-VIIHd bi•OfllotMed 1970 WiildoOI' l:Zx55, 2 , ,.........:.._...____,.____ _... lr ~ ·- c m,_ Ohio 11bedrooma, 1 both. with' ' ' ~Minllltuoat,nedSchnMedoulum-· Cllftlll. for more fftforme· By o - 3 bedroom•. 11<1 Heanh Blow Wood Bumer. '' '...,..... - to· . neme of don. -Jual'ltt Atha, Pi•no TuninG •nd Rep•jr, botho, living room. dining 304-895-3602 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNES0AYS lin ••,..,..,, Pononnef Admlnlatrator. roam, ntct"eatio~ room i,n Computerized Httrin& Aid Selection Jodt Klngebury areo. "" Woodland Centora. Inc., lrunlcordl M.uolc Co .• 448· beo.,.ent, new 24•24 gor0887. Twentieth y1111r of Cll 'Oependlblt Httrina Aid Strviet Thundoy. Clllllll2 -11468 · 412 VInton Pille, Ollllpolla, q1111Hty IOfVIce. Line Do- •••· Cfo1e downtown. ·3 3 Farms for Sale Shown by oppointment, · ~or Ill •, o ur wlri•• L-. 1111 mlilalng, male. Oh 41131 phone 1114-~- nilla, 814· 742-2951 . . 304-675-Q04. . 1 : ------, .,. biiiCit end white llldth blclt IBOO Woodla'ld Cantllrl. 40 ecra farm, tobllcco nttds; fur ts repair LISA II. KOCH, M.S. Beeglo.somet~tnmoetlyon lnc . tunoquelopportunhy- . 4 bedr.. remodtlted homo. servlcu~ instlllltion. · Liceased Clinical Audiolocist bony-· T-. big type offlrmltlv~~tctfontmpl-. farm equipment. C•tl 614· 32 Mobile Homes 256-6790. ,1 :Z: lllltgta. Lilt Aug 14th Pen-time nuralng old -~- · for Sale R11 ent 11 1" • Z (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 """· REWARD . tion eveileble. F1eltlbllty of ' • ' &,CO.merclal Bu!lh 304-871;4108. houra, ••perlencepretwrred. -:::-::-'-:-:-----:---:::-':21 2 acre farm on P•rker Run 31 Rd . Must aott. Moved to 417 Second Avtn!ll . llox 1213 Apply at Scenic Hilt Nura· , ~-H_om _e•_fo:..r_s_a_le~ . Arizon•. Terms negotiable. . 992-5875 Glllipol~s. Ohio 45631 8 Public Sale lng Contor, Mon .-Fri .. BAM , -91'.% ouumebte loon on 13 ~~E~N~E~=:~sM8~lLL~ Mineril rights included. Will Or •- ~u...,on . tv 12 Noon. E.O.E. lTV MOBILE HOME SALES; carry on I .lend contraCt. C•l ,. 8/ 13/lftt ,. "" -~-----~, , yr. old brick ronch atyle 1-llttetlon people needed houn. Saduded on 2.9 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, 742-2852. ~. for focli ...... oi Energy acrea of tend. 3 BR, Iorge AT 311. PHONE 1114-446- ------~--------~~ Cont"" ..,.,..,., HVAC or DR. nlca kltc~on. ferga _7_2_14_._.- - - - - Service. IIKtricel axp. holpfut. Coil utMity room, Flrepf- In 1 198t Noahua 2 · 3 . bod- 35 Lots Ac;reage' Auction"'· 9:.::::.·. lnF~r~~~•home . 1 -800-614-334111Xt. 31. rooma. Mualeell, extreo, wll . tuctlon . Call 1114 - ~112 4311' Nationlt Company - · ::.·..:·-::- ~·-- C~~t~torvltte, 379· n!lllotlote. Coli et4-a4&- lot for aote fn Me-.v~te. 3 6 11 0 2 Auction _ . , FndeY night et duct line. HVAC ond Electri· j,, ,~~~-~-_:_rot water, aeptic tenk dlatrlutlon fororIt'aSet• pro- 1ft • r 8 P · m • _·-ruthe Hartford Community •-• eel Contrecton U.OOO. Celt 1114-258: 8618. c.m.. Truoltlolda of new Orgenizt-. Celt 1 -aoo- Ch18pl 3 bdr .. 3 full aiM ~n 7:o0-7:00 Dally 241 -03111eat. 23. · blithe, olrnoat 2,400 aq. ft.; tfvlng epace It Tere Eil1ota. Building lot Ntiighborhood • MajOr & for Celt 1-1114-387-73Sa. 19'71 12•BO Liberty treifor Rd 61 150 wwl· ••-~ -~-,.- n·~~-~ · AC • 446-3844 · • oft• • 111,000. loaet bualneaa ·- covering w I1h wood heeter. 7PM. Calf Mechilnlcal Work MIIIIJI Co. a. . plua com,Twp. 3 bdr .. with weiher • d..,.r • -•lng. mlllllon. Muat have ...... ' of room,' excellent · 14.000. Cell 1114-379- 1.. 14 oc. 1 ~ 1 lot with .__ leooce, - up- torrna eveHobte. Cell · 441- 2115. bl •• ___,._ - · ~· 1 ,. •~--.,..-----. Hmlltlt. • Wiltltr. -dotot40,000. Ce11Jealt •293. · Locotod t G~ec. T aollect•ti14-112-61B1for 1~-------- 1976 Richwood 2 BR mo- 446-304;. ,_n wp. Colt Chtclk ~ntt-Fmu. -an. 2ax42 (1178 oq.ft.l blllll· bite home. Bought now, •complete Chimney Cleaning . mant, end aubfiDO< com- ownecl by alngleglrt, In good lelta, Ha••· 'Plugs 8ecretorial Polltlon: IAIJII pletMI. LoCitlil on t ocre concJttl!ln. hit 2 betho. largo Mobile ho,.,o or building lot •c11 llfled Chimney Relining Repair w PriCIII ~ experltnct required t to 2 ptu1 tot. quletaountry, elect· living room and fuml- for Mle. 3211 h . of frontooo ·~xperlellqltl and Jn•ntd '· 1t11t At • .,_,. mini_,., lhort!M."" ric to hou111. Rurli wetlt' ture. •a.ooo.oo. Con be on a atate route. 1 mile Nat ' . • typing required, \;'.d avelleblt . 11 0,000 Cell on aulovlta. neat· to of Ppmeroy. •4600.00. Colt loy Bickle · · Phont to P.O. 8011 • WIMman R111t Eatettt, 4411- LA1yn11'a Fumhure. Cell 445- 982-7034 or 992- 6732 · evenings. CtriiW Gilt.., Silllp 941 mo. 446-2062 . PomeroY. Ohio Q7U. 314.3 . · 2572. "t 9-4-11110. 614-843-5191 •"' ' : MILLER . ', . ELECTRIC • SER ICE · 992-6128 zi ba•. :i lengttt closet door mlrroo, fam· iiY rm. with fireplace, cook and baNe units, 2 dr, ref'*"ator · freezer, maid's room, and 3 baths. l. "Bud" WE ::~ ~r.:~~~U In 'CONCREWWORK :M'x3&' • / tnsulit_. DI?JJ!ouses • Ul. IODEIIII BRICK - One floor 12 rnts., heal pump,-full· ' ................... -...:.. -- ··-.... Arl liiJ LJIII.I.Iil l' lll · mo. Vinyl & Aluminum to home. 2 modem ltilthen, 2 . llatll. _IJ . bam, melal bllfe AIJllll 50x8il and IJot19tri land. M. U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL :"s~~t;.~ give owoy. Call Sel AVON rneke 45~. ~ Sizti llat~ Broker-Auction Service R·UH ,. ,UTILITY IUILDINGS If inttrtltld ConiiCt The Home link in ' 949-2969-949-2263 (It ALL STEEL & . PPLE BUiLDINGS Size& Start from 12'xl6' 48'x301'. • • Leu". j t1«als, good 7 rm. ' No 992-6215 or 992-7314 · POrileroy, Ohio . JIOACRES- Free gas, aU mi· NEAR BRIDGE - and 1Gcine. 2.40 .:res, 4 bedroom ranch, full basenient.lurnace With II· tlehed woodblm!i', familY rm. IIIII eat-ln ltilchen witl1181Yin& blr. ~ - . .. PH. welaJ"'ffl. 18 ACRES - New driled well, · small 2 bedroom house, bot· tom land. trees and small stream. Ont{$15,500.00 Of win .: 949~2160 Sunday • room, Slfi.IPPII~X. Built Garages" 1 '· . • co . . ~ "Bea~~o~l, Custom ....---t-=-=-:-:-::7:::-:-=---, '' work ,SIDING I HOODS ............ I174.9S BUMPeRS ';.,:~ .... '69.9~ Glil.L........ ~ ........ .'42'. 50: R. SUPPORT.. ..... 'M.95 TAIL GATE ......... IIS.OO FORD FEND!!fl.... 169.95, BUMPeR ........... , 169.95' Al1d Somo Cor · fenders Available . IMf fer G~o~tte,.. . Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors 8i Windows . RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE , FENDER ,............ .176.95 I DOOIS ............. .1149.95• · - Plumbing " · "We Middleport a. Vicinity I EL ROOFING CO. Shop 1echnician ! on Duty BfSSELL Hl-ttn (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Thr• 1cres with uilce· · constructed concrete khtlnr~ home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one )lath, 12xJ5 family room . P1rtially c:.rplled, fuel oi f.urn~ee with facilities for woodb~rner. 12x15 tilock·storap pildin&. 20x30 block prfli!J Ri&ht off Rt. 248. ,coum~. Slllin&, tq mile tiSf ill' Cliester, Ohio. PH. 742-2328 We Have A Glllipolis, OH. 45631 FD< Full( Service · Call 614-388-.9003 Business ·: Services weighs cons tderauon of E .~eec u ­ llve Orders 119BB and 1 1990. A mofe . dP.ta 1led description t- *'frodo!c• rou to fnpeo-:A·Cir! lilt IIIOdtm ..., lo driYt tile vehicle of' your c..ict. rnaps are ava•lable for cittzen' rev1ew at the Offt ce of the' Mayor. V1llage Hail. PomerOy, Caii ·!J42.3195 .Woodburning , ).ANGS ILLE • GRO ERY ;&GA AGE HEAT YOUR . INTIEHOUSE Minor FIREPLACE INSERT M'GKEE · 5 8113/1 mo: .. Public EXPIANAl!ON FlOOOPlAIN DEVELOPMENT •lAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS . •GRAVEL HAUL£0 CALl 446-4522 NEW-REPAIR ---$,.,1,, ·:u1 r.,.u, ~wf 'lllll! .. -.m ~,.., Parta ,., , Service ___ ___..... ;a::r:.- (~l fndt . c.-:LNn~,....-. I J::C;.- when ,... 11ur ANY v8rlety . ......-: Farm Equipment · •. ,, _ _.,............ ..,:...;,_. M. u.. s;:c........ . ........... -. ...~ ,.... ,•.,.. .. NonCE OF TROMM EXCAVATING Bonded .& lns~o~red GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE UNES above all floorlS. $16,000. blfer . flf• EquipMent • DNitr - C .. Wir · ..... Johll o..,•• Hoc DITCII WITCH ·sERVICE SIIAU home. Nice 11 kitchen, bath, 1115 lurance, encklsed porch divide. Allhotizt!t 11tw "olland. ,B uh .........1. . . . . . . . ..,_ , -(614)-992-332t;; Estate General · E.M.it.W.III POMER0¥,0. GUYSVILLE. OHIO /•tl!•,..,., ...............rr~t.,.,.... . , Real E., tate Generel RACINE - 2YI acres near ·Aeel . II. S. RT. 50 lAST · WHA~~~\~~~~~~ARTS Reel Estate General INN . SALES,!& SERVICE t:I.-Jhotl .,.....,,,.,. ''" !!:G.::...--- ' :W:t.!P'"' .......... ,.... president's report which discussed the condition of the association, what has taken place over the past 12 months, and, more Importantly, whatisbelngplannedforUiefuture. Southern Ohio PCA is a member~ Owned agrtCIJ)tural finance coopera tlve with approximately $35 mU' lion in 1~ outstandllll! \O 3,400 ' ' P~o~blic .lllotice Public NO(ic~t members. The assOC)atlon serves farmers in Highland, Brown, Glei'' . .. PUiluc NOnCE · mont, Ross, Hocldng, Athens, late Pearl L _ w,llis '" Letart. Offers will be rece1ved at the Me•gs County, Oh1o. This propMeigs, Jackson, Lawrence, VInton, offices of Porter & L1ttle. erty cons•sts of Lots 20. 2 1, 22 Scioto, Pike and Adams counties. law 2 t 3 East Second Street. Pome- and 23 1n Burns Addit ion to the . PCA's have been a source o! ro.;. Oh'•o. until 10:00. A.M . on Village Of Letart. Me1gs County, agrtcultura! loans since 1933. Na- Fnday. September 21st. 1984. Oh1o. There are tv110 residences tlonally they serve the .credit needs for the real estate owned by the Situated. on ' tl;le property. The sa le 1s subtect to tt)eapprav·al of of more than. 3'l5,!n) farmers, the Probate Court of .Me1gs 3 Anno~o~ilcements ranchers, and commercial fisherCounty Oh•o. afld •s alSo SUbjeCt IO the Bpprova l o f the men, wlthalmost$19bUJ!onlnloans he~rs 1n th at _estaie. Thus . the outstanding. nQht to reteCt anv offers IS NUS ., ' 1 ·- - & Vicinity ..'· P.HONE 992-2156 suffe~ a was kiUetl. . . . ;'""'Giiii{poii,....... ............................... Pomeroy . : · DIRECnONS: 6 m11tt below Gill· poU.-on Rt. 7, CIOII R-lrldgt. tum.rjght 11\d follow ligN. , . ; .' ~ ' .SIMIIUOII -.s f01, 3llln • Oftlll&- I .I' Why Wait Till Winter to Remember You Were Goina To Call Us? 1 · ,5===~A~uctlon ":;:7:: 7 \:~~~~·~~~~~~ I~t;:-ro-;:H: or:-h~o-:o-k-upo,~e.flle. . tnc,-~· -- Chimney Care ....... I--=-------- -·L· 446-2062 a. 'it,: ,..tv 1--------- 1495 ·:rH. 741-9070 a. ....,me ------ I .. , ., �Page 12-The Pett for Sale .The Ohio Ohio KIT 'N' CAll.M ®tl, Ll"' Wright 11 Television Viewing lmprovwnente WEDNESDAY 9/12/SA 6:00 • (J) (I) • (I) ill • 1)1 NoM (I) MOYIE: 'VIcllm' (I)IIDII'OIIIIo (J).._._ (!) ta/WMIMr '· I)) Dr. Wllo Ht:llldl:; \ 41 . '. Houeee fQI' Rent &moll furnlohod , houoo, odulto only. Coii448·Q338. N•••r· I®&~..:::....... ·=30 Roll-o - wov bod t35 , For leooo·wotorfront homo, . ,~(AM. UO. Coil 448-2785 oftor e. t300 mo;, ref. required. 8 mlloo from town. Call 814· Fall .Yord Co,. Mulching, 258-1218. · t----------,r"----------lfertftlzing,liming, • tronoplontlng. reOIIding Aloo for 1811: cow manure & top toll. Unfumlehed houM. 3 · bdr .• otovo, ,.,, Rodney Villogoll, 44 51 Hou.s ehold Goods Contac' Br~ce Davison. Apartment 814-268-1427. $275 mo·. Coli 448-4418 for Rent after 9 PM . · CanO~y bed, 'lflll'ith dresser 6 $260, Whirlpool washer •75. 4 other washers to choOM from. 30 irt' 111 . 1-:-:---------- a F~;~i~~;~·::·d~~rs, 9889. 46 Furnished Used and 2 · bdr mobile home. Coli 1-::---~-~--- TY'o. 3 mil•' out 8ulovillo For rent Sleeping Room• Rd. Open 9om'to llpm, Mon. 448 •0390 . and light houM keeping thru Fri., 9am to &pm, Sat. Mobile homo foro rent roomo . Park Control Hotel. 814-446-0322 Furniohed mobile home. 3 bedroom, waoher ond.dryer. No poto. Coli 949· 2263. ·, ,· ' 2 bedroom, furnlahed, woohor and dryor. oir condition, t1 7&.00 pluo jltiHtieo ond dopooit. No poto. Coli 992-747t. 2 bedroom fumiohed. Above ohop In Pomeroy . on E. Moin St. CoR 1114· 982-7314 or 8112-8215. K-•'""1 1 2X80 with exlris living 1oom built on, porch, gornge. 2 omoil bodroomo ond .1 Iorge bedroom. Cell 949· 2734 . . · 44 SGHOOL.MA~i!lf. 814 4 ~~C~o~ll~~~;';48-;=r.0~~5i8~.~= 7 for Office space for ·rent. Call 4411-7&72 or 441-1980. Trailer 1pece on priva.te lot . County wa1er, 2 mi. from Kygor Crook High School. Nood reloronoo, t46 pluo utilitieo. Coli 448-3780 or 614-387-0307. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lorga lots. Coli 8, 4-992· 7479. Troller lot ot Mt. Alto, phone 304-895-3534. Mm: II d ll ill:; i: 1 :3~0i4~·i8~7ii6-~6~2~9~7~.~~~~ 55 Building IAUCTION - - - -s:A~~RNITURE - - - - - - 8uilding Moto~olo Block, brick, -or pipoo, 112 Olivo St.. Gallipolis. Now window•. lintel&, etc . • used wood • cool stoveo, Cloudo Wintort. Rio Grande, 8 .Piece wood living room 0 . Coll614-245-5121. aulte with S inch flat lrm1 t399, bunk bodo complete You build it or wa wiii24•4B with bunkioo t1 99, 2 piece 4 cor gerogo kit. 12,496, antron livlngroom sui.te1 dol . Cell 1-814-888-7311. 1199, entron recliners *99. other rocllnoro tao. maple Now open for busineu, dinette lltl I 1 79. boK Mountoin Stdo Block, Rt. springa a mattr111 twin or 33. N.w · Hoven. ComPlete full t100 oat regular·firm maiOIVy 1upplie1, 4" .. 8". *120, maple dinette Ch1ir1 1 2" block. Delivery oorvico. t35, . WISh otlndo f34, Phone doy 304·882-2222, maple rockers *19. 7 piece evening a82-3239. chrome dinette set 1149 6 piltce dinette Ml t99, ' Pets fo~ Sale bedroom 1uitea. refrigera· 66 tora. range•. cheat, dr1111r1, wringer waahar1, TV's. clryero, • ohooo. Coll814-448- . HILLCREST KENNELS 3169. Boording oil broods. Heotod indoor-outdoor facflltle1 . AKC Dobormon puppleo: Stud S'""ico. Coll814-448· 7796 . Equipment -.. Clhiool- 10 .. _ _ form . . """"'""-· • ~by l c-.: (I)PM -(J) ..... r<JRANAI~- ~-··=) I the~ V.-dly's ! -:1'AAUO TAWNV _ HOURLY LAVISH _ , WholhollidwhlntHCho<amhim on"P' on tho VOCObullly IHI-~ FAIL II.E . ....... Neuultla~ 1:30 Ie NIM . . .. (I) Tic T• Dough . (J) Canolng AtiiKIIol• ()) NFL'o Go Mo- • - -NFL·o~Mo- prMirlll hlghlghiS of tho 19S3 Wllhington Rod- oilinl. (I) High Ch~ 57 oil •w y..,. • WKRP In Cilitllw.... 8:00 (I) (I) MOVIE: 'MM:x> Polo' Ptot 4 ([)'MOVIE: 'Moeodgoao' 1-:--:----::---~-;_­ Artley flute. Soiling for ~160. Coll448·1522. Bundy clorinlt, good condition, Coli 304-171·2112. Bundy atto aax. new. ueed 3 montho. If intorestod coil 304-67&· 1789 boforo 3:00 PM otter 671-2558. I;;:==;::::;:=== 58 64 Hay 8o Grain ~lea for hay for oole 120 • · Cell 448· 1062. 71 Autos for Red raapberriea . .Taylon 1--------~­ Borr'y Potch. Coll4411-8692. TOP CASH paid for '80 Canning tomato••· Pick modllandnewerus,ildcars . your own ~ bring containers .. Smith Buick-Pontile, 1911 Eugono Devio . Cell 61 4- Eootorn 1\vo.. GoiHpolio. Call 81 4·448-2282. 247-3283. ' F.!r llJ SIJIIII lrr: s /-. l I Jl: 61 lill'k 1873 Dodge Chorgor, $800 or boot offer. Coll614-268lllp. Farm Equlpmant condition, •1150. Donuoor Post Hole Digger, *360. can 388 -9911 . John DHre 36 2 row com chopper, 2 oilogo wogono. Coli 614-2&6-8889. Chain uws aharpened. Nme dey u,vlce guarantMd or we ahlrpan It tr... Sldora Equipment. 3041176-7421 . MF 12 baler. good condition, *1400. 304·8963590. Livestock 1978 Datsun PU 4 spd., radio, topper, $2,199. John'i Auto Soloo, Bulovillo Ad . Coll448-4782 .. 19611 GMC. 4000 oorioo, 2 ton dump truCk with haevy duty trailer hitch, tt.&OO. Coll446·1873. 1960 Chovy PU good cond .. $800. Coll814-2611-6248. 82 AFI'ORD ..OUR SERVICES! 66 Ford dump truck . Good Condition . Cell efter 5:00 JIM'S PLUMBING a HEAT·.. lNG. Rt. 1. Box 366, Golll1977 Mercury Monarch. p.m. , 742· 2187. good i:ond. Coli 614·266· • 1;~=======:::::: polio. Collll14·387-05711: . • 1612. . I· SHULAW'S Plumbing' ond·: ' .73 Vans 8o 4 W.O. 1981 Grond Prix, good Hooting. 211 Slkth St:. , ohopo, fully equipped, boot e , Point PIHNnt, W. Ya. 304offer ovor t5.000. Colloftor 1982 Chevrolet pick up, 4 875-11420. Ucenaed ond 4PM, 4411-4888 . wheel drive. 306 1t1ndard. 1. =in=o=u=ro=d=.======~ 304-571-2111 . I 1979 Uncoln Town cqupo. CoR 111 4-3811·8244. 83 Excavating 74 Motorcycles 1984 Dodge Dayton• Turbo 1 Z AM-FM cooo., tilt cruloe 6 1----~----­ Good · 1 .e.coyoting. bo.._ opd. Cell814-268-8667. manta. footers:, driveway&•. 1 978 XL350 Hondo, good ooptl9 tonko. 18nd~e~ping •• 1982 Comoro Z-28 Indy cond. Will toke t40D. (814) Coli onytimo 181 4 -441-' Poco Cor Edition, t-top, 387-7147 or (304) 896- .4837, JoniiO L. o'ovioon, Jr. · A.C .. A.T.. low miloogo. 31506 ofter 5 p.m. · owner. Serious inquiries. Col 446· 1-----.:.__ _ __ 71169 oftor 8 p.m. ' 1971 Kowooki KZ400 Dorer Work by Ted Hanna.f forring 1 llddlebngo, craoh Ditchu, flllndo. roodo. lo~d 1977 Ford Ma'tlerick need• bar, carrier, 1lay bar. new cioorlng, otc. Coli Motor C• work, has olot of n- porto bonory. tlOO.oo firm. Broltero, 448·11&82. end now tiroi. Coli 614- 9g2·2439. 258-8261 . 1 - - - - - - - - - Do11r work, •ound cl•r ~ ... Mopod for ulo. Good condi- ing. .oxcovatinl. ne 11r 1878 Ford LTDnlco t1.100. tion, 127&.00. Cell 992- hour. Coil 448- 138. • ; Coll 448-0782. 11175. ----~--~-- ·' J .A.R.Construction Co.Ru· tlond, Oh.8:14-742·2803; 1 BaMmantl, Feotera, Con--. " cret• work, Backhoe'f, ' Dozer a Dll~or. Dump : truolto, • woter: t••--•r-. • electrical linea. 1 ~· ~ • GASOLINE ALLEY Well, li'over, how did you lilt.'e t,lour day ~.._..,. 84 . Electrical ' • 8o Refrigeration MOVIE: 'Catlu • Apartment for Rent "='E: ~ 'All · Pluldenra ...... R.,n Sevion uobon ....t oubuobon publiC high oo:hools .,. · 10 . . to illuotrotl tho lio idings of tho , 9S3 Camogil Report on American high ochools. (111(60 min.l (ft) NewaCb&lCia • .,.. pudwot~ 10:30 ell ..... of FIN • (fl) Non-Aa:IIIMa T...ul I wa 'Tho Work I've Dono.' Tontgttt"s prog;•n 11.•~ liiteS tho rot"'-'t trontitiona of lour~--· (flO min.l b~-- 1)) I». Ill 0 (J) AnDIMr Uho ()) ESPN'o Rlngoldt Rfttew o.cro l)t~MIIer • lll Nltll•llll• luy n- a -•• 1171 Ploy-- oom,..., Htf con.. lned; AC, ... fumonoo fully equipped; 100. 441· 221'1: ea. clli ..... ,. 12:30. (J) (I).._ Night with DINid~ '•'-' i (J) MOVIE: 'Lildy Chlmw· '· UPHJ~:lt.J~HOI' :.• 1183 he. Ave.. OoNpollo! • 814·448-7118orl14-441• 0 ----------------' ~ ' '• .~ 3nl Annuli Lilgan j ........ ~ .. '• ltainl .. 1111111 do • " .. • ... • • places UShip !tPolpowTI .I uuWe ,,_ ' n Scitdrink ,,_' Edgar Zl Jerry wbo had Hope :1Z Years Uved HDeLuise u Role for Mike Conno!s . nEur. ' frulttree 38 Qutalncall :st,Stra<agem DAILY mYPTOQUOTES- Here'allvw to wort II: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter standa f..-IIIIOiher. In lhls sample A '- uaed for the line L'a, X r..- the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apc:wb opbes, the length and formation ollhe worda are all hlnta. Each day the code letters •re different · CRYPl'OQVOTE ' l>H HVLRQ LIH JNROTULZRWE w ... Jimmy Moore ••. ,, l· ... ' I RA L.. 1l11r.' C80 min.) Wllollol Gold Hltt • . (J) MOVIE: 'FwniiY Ental Oil' •t~~.N.wa tCbtnustry suffix l! Fritz Z5 DrO!IP 5 Hypnollc or · n Cl!joler II Black state Carl • Egyptian cuckoo · city nDemier- 'Drive-lime 11 Tuoes • Scendi· 11 Ptlcino film medium 1t Flu 1 BeJPin II Vernis's, 118vian !tleyhawk iO!rl( island 31 "Forever State I Have a ZS "-Jive" -" (abbr. ) sbo\1 stay ClMO's • Sine que ll Ireland t Raiaed song) !I Lib 1eve1 u Tasteful n -Lanka anlmaJs ZSBreedipg 15 Golf score Carotu!Y: 12:00 ell ...... Allen ()) . . . . . lporlalaall I))-·· . I)) Lil..,lltlllt _,.,.,m,.•nicooCII ~ MOVIE: 'The Tl'lin' •(jl~on~ 'COwbOy 1113. 'DOWN lFreoch n TV anchor- •u1bor man !Marble lJ-u.mmer . cilennis tl.ficlioo 3Dwellin II German l8ncer eT'Iul,tz- .... ...-.ny .._ 87 . Upholstery URAJBCI (Lal) 11:41 (J) MOYIE: 'Dell of tM JIMI WATIA ·IIRVICE. Coli Jim Lenior, 304·17.57387. 11711 Wilder- 21ft. oxc. cond .. •3.100. Coli 514· 317-0584 lf1or 4PM. .Purport mulberry 11l~WI8h' Ktn'o Wltlf 1.- . Wlilo, oiotorM. _pool1 IIHod. Jlhono 317· 0123 or ·, 317-7141 night or doy. OpeoiDc lood: +10 as Indian . (!) fonlght . . _ a..tofCII:uollo (I) WKRP in Clncioo .... • (J) Magnum p.I. Magnum proves chivtlry io olive -hollies to Sicily to rescue o •.,....... In diotroaa.' (111(80 min.) (J) Army Jomu loyo Wotor 8ervico. Aloo poolo filled, c.a 114· 211-1141 or 114·448117& or 114.,41-;7911 : •' lor THOMAS IOSIPH 1 Fec:ts 5Boc*let HeM~ Corlbo•oo oy eruptS W'lwa., U:b&iriat ~ tioncomootothohotll..xl o mute womon findl romance .rtw meeting e street mime. (111(60 min.) lac-d Captioned) (I) .................. :An &u¥ aa...l ··on the C.n 1'1 ,- ' INT I ACII(liiS llw I))-~~~~· ~· 11:00 ' ~ ...-.ny . . .._ 811 , Gen1r1t Hauling • .' ' . (I)~...,..r Worm Mornlng.po hutlng dove lor 1111, IH!iOOO ITU. Phone 742. 3181, Ellie luikirk, Long lt .. Rutlllld, pp- INT ·' 10:00 (I) MOYIE: 'The Night of, F(I\'TLANDS • • . 20 inch glrio · aleforMie, t20.00. 3 blue ouk, liz• , 3. no. . Coli liZ· 3180. tNT P• "· .. · ~ - ' ' ~ ' bbl. veotmontintn,._ dooll. !AI (80 min.l [Cioled MAW CLAIMS G - C!Uolltii mixed hoy, t 1 .eo • bolo , ton 948-3019 eltor 5:00 P . . II-* P• . ,.._ Sodl wa railed to four DO' u-p, ... ....., bid lis, Dllappolllt• ed witlltlle dtrmmy, be lbe open... lied wlill .... .leek of dl•....... elllled tile of betrtt uti led a It addle IUa bn1tL U tbe llllrt cr- II apMe to tile kllll- Whoa tlrla lleltl. be . cloubletoa. be e8D brtiiC . . . . taak a 11eart n-. Tbe f1aai rwalt bome, . - . lbe lleut 1t • aa '*7 - doWII two. · · for two tipade wtaoen. nat 11e , . _ . Dedarw w a rl&bt to be upeet at to - lhlll play II tllldontUdallle btl lbe flul -net. bat be tbouldll't let DOt e&cillable. Captioned] • '([) . jll MOVIE: .....d ... lo RigM" 9:30 (]) PitA Ful Cowo-t Sl'iE'D · li~E TO ·MOVETOTH' SEWING Mochlno -lr!,' oorvlco. Aulhorlled liingor Solu • 8ervioo 811orpan, lciuoro . Fobrlc lhoR·· Pomeroy. 814-182-2214. • 0 ': 1:30 (1) ........ ,. . . . Atlonla .. Hoo-. 9:00 II) 700 Clull (I) • (II O,u ty A myeWioua woman whG has , kncMbdgo of Alexia' poll - i n Denver end-· wartblw to au-t~ his t. at.school? BARNEY ............ Dealer: Wilt p- ,., oxpioroto tho wando oua end btlllo'll Wlllld "' the pre-oo:hoolor. flO min.) AND HEATING., . • : C01. Fourth and Pino · '• •. • Gollipolis, Ohio ; ~ Phone 1114·4411-3888 'or" . 814-448-4477 ~- =--: ..... ,. ,_ - P-· Valaenble: Nortb-Soalb 0 ~ . . . . W!orld "' llw verv v- Hoot .John ~­ .' . CARTER'S PLUMBING •:• .- .AX '' ....., Plum!llng . 8o Heating . •.utJH +AKJU \I I))® ONM PP••rflluo.,,.. ,•...,... 'L.Mt from Lincoln Centor: lloch to Boch. • Tho Chamber Muoic Sociaty of Lincoln Corner il joinlld by tho lu:adomy of Ancient Muoic for on roooing of muoic: by Johann Sebosiion lloch. (2 WISH l COULD RamodeHg in1arior and Illite· rlor. F- to'timotu. 304896-3425 or 896·3384. ., ' ewAfltc. FASCiloll'.llNG! .• 'r' .... i ceo min., ALLEY OOP • ; +QUI .Jitl .Qt712 80111'11 "'oio*ing. bolt ful "' gold ~- 4111 --...,-----·' ~~------~~ Ford &01 mo-. very good 83 1974 Coechman Ntf contionod fifth whool 16,000. 1981 Robbit diesel U,500. Cell 814-367-7106. 1982 Toyoto Trucl<, 7ft. bod w / matching camper top AM/FM CIIIIHI. t8,600. Coli 446-3738. aok for Cheri Ia. •'" tilT .Qt • ·'' . •••tt •us· •AiTI jumper ........ Buiidlng-RernodoHng. concreto, drywoll. tloctricol, roofing, flooring, froming, · kitchen-bethroom inJtllll· tlon, door-~indow framing. 304-117&·2440. . .... +an WI!BT Z..o.oort. Tho Netherlando. flO min.l I)) • lll F. Guy Colt, end Jodv hlld for llermudo 10 bring boci< • boil Matol buildlngo, dtoignod end buitt any aize, in colora. (chup) 304·675-3881. Tr<~nsportaiiUil 8o Vegetables Concord Gropoo, 10 lb. $4; 40 lb. 814; 2'h miloo ust on Sond Hill Rood,' 304-676· 2679. No Sundoy Soleo. I ·- event il pn1 tted from Alfolfo ond mixed hoy, p.,.d looding aroo. 304-&76· 2028. Fruit •••u ·us (]) AUto liKing '84: F«m • I Outdo Orand . Prill Coo eo 1111 of tNo rocing Lafoe round •• NOII'I'R +r;(IJU (J) MOVIE: ....... , _ . (I) ........ ,. A psychic bid on the wild side e 4 pc. blue oporklo Drum Mote drum lot ttOO. c•11 4411-2795 oftor 5. • James Jacoby Ill hmlv Fwd IIl.Jooosdw lll WIIMI of , _ . • lll New ,..,.. nwt Musical Instrument.• 51 Household Goods 'r I I I I I I I I ]" 11M: IN"THE[ Ope~··Tlme (I) • lll fnl~nt... lllrtltliolinn.,.....nt.t Tunlgltt , -. (I) WIIMI o f , _ WhMI o f , _ I)) IJil MacNeill.......,. U:LL IUM IF~ rot.DS R~EoHr, ll6 ~ 1.1% rr .' ., WHeRE '\'t)U MI6H'T F"IIJP 'THE •w 1 4X70 unlumiohod. 3 bod· room. Iorge yord. t181i.OO per month plua utHI~iea entt dopooit. Coil 986·14387. '' t I J I ) ())lp biCt..., I)) Gomer . . . • reproduction furniture. Con· kle's, Tup.,.rs Plains, Ohio. . 0 : Sot• & chair, axe. cond., Modern 1 bdr. apt. quiet Also open Sunday•~ locotion between Gollipolio range t96. 38 in' gas ronge 1 - - - - - - _ : __ __ • holzer. No pet a. •curlty 3 bdr. houoo ·• 60 ocroo: dopooit. Coli 448·2066. U6. Moyteg wringer t95, Wordo Signoture 56,000 Eurolco. Collll75-6104. Kenmore dryer t76, smell BTU p1 heater. Thermottet 2 houooo lor rant ond bor fo; Downtown. 1 bdr .• fur- Whirlpool refrigeretor t96. controlled with electric tale or lease with option to nilhed opt .. corpotod, AC. Skogg• Applioncoo Upper biowor fon. $100.00. Excel. lont condition. Coli 992· t200 pluo utllltloo. odulto River Ad .. 446· 7398. buy. 304-676-6720. . 7083. only. Cell 446-1788. . -lcPickono uood furniture. 304Sale or . rent. 9 rooma. 875-6483 or 875-1 460. Warm morning h11ter. get, Fore r:ent 1 bdr. & kitchen, bosomont. 144 Pork Drive. outo·monuol, 66,600 BTU. ref8rencat and deposit. Rent nicely furnished. want mid.,,325.00. 304-117&-2886 dleogod lody·. 1126 mo. 82" rounddiningroomtoblo A·t condlton. t280. like utilities paid. Call· 448- ~ with matching chair&, Phil· new. Other qu.lity itemt. "ofter 5 PM. lippino mohogony . 304- Coli 814-992-8982. 1414. • . 67&-12116. . ~~-~ bedroom houM. Mlddl• ' port Area, walking dilttlnCa Furnlohed efficiency. $1861-::-------~­ Double keyboard: full loot ~o tchoola and ahoppin.g mo .. utilltieo pd. 920 4th Electric dryer, $1 6.. 00. podol Hommond orgon with Iorge opookor. Sultoblo lor ".area. If lntar•lled call 304- Ave.. Gollipolio. Call 448· works, 304·87&-1325. church or ~ome. Uoo. C. 4416 otter 9 PM . :·p82-3722. Refrigerator, good mattress Hoeflich . Call 814-992: . end box springs. Call after 5 6212. Aiverotda Apto. Middleport. ::2 bedroom newly remoPM 304-876-3964. 1--------~ Special rates for Senior ·~•lod, t226.00 month FURNACE~ Lennolll furnace •t 100 domogo dopoolt. 1 02 Citizens. $130. Equol Houo)iigh St. 304-87&-251& of- ing Opportunitiea . 61 4~ 2 pc wooden frame couch wilh blower. t2oo.oo . 3V. end rocker ., 70.00. 304· ton air condition•r. nttedt 992-7721 . •eCor 11:00. 773·6492. compre11or. 836.00. · Coil •• 992·2638. Newly redecorated. 1 .bedroom. pertia!ly fumiahed, •112 Mobile Homes t226. Depoolt required. !=ell LAYNE'S FURNITURE Tobocco sticks 62 in long. :j for Rent Both ondo shorponed. 17 814-992-6319 or 992 - S 0 f1 h lir, rocker. otto~ centt •• ~ each or 16 cent• por • 2816 . .,; 3 tablaa. (ex-t re heavy), . ~---:-:-----ic­ men, 1 $886. Sofa. choir and love,OOO or more. 304-937,furnilhed air cond .• ldeal for Fumlahed 2 bedroom apart- oeat, '275. Soloundcheirs _2_6 3_ 0_._ _ _ _ _ __ ' ' or 2 men. No city lll~~~;ea. menta in Middleport . Adults, priced "•m $286. to $89&. 1 (Fodoro Troller Pork. Coil no pets, aecurity deposit. Tableo. •6oond up tQ t126 . Top soil and till dirt deli•Jotll-1602. Collli14-992-3B74. . Hide-a-beda.8390. and up vered. 304·875· 7771 . • to $660 .. sofo bodo 1145, 1- - - - - - - - - ••!\llobile homo Upper River 1 • 2 bodroom fumiohod Roclinoro. $285. to . , .. Firewood UO .OO pickup :Rd. Coli 448·1809 or 4411· opto for rent. Coll614-992- Lampo from UB. to• 76 81·26 . lood; $30 .00 doliv'orod. ,peoe. . 6434 or 992·69 14 or 304- pc. dinones lrom ., 09., to 3~4-.676 · 2991 01304-876. . 892·2688, 435. 7 pc. 11 B9 ond up . 1 _117 _ 6_ 2_·_ _ _ _ _ __ :.Z· bedroom fully fum. ell Wood table With lix chairt •· utllitloo poid except for oloc. 2 Bedroom apt. In Middle· 8286 to $74 . D•k 6 1110 Stool-I boomo ·angle irons· Convenient location. Coli port . Utilities included . up to u 2 &. Hutcheo, , 660 . shoototool. groting,18to25 448-8&58. $210 a month plua dapo1it. Bunk bed complete with cente per pound; pipe Call814·992-7177. menreeooo, , 276 . ondupto conduit. watar, cul'tlart and •12x80 oxaollont condition. · . woodon boomo, $396.. Bobv bedo. •1 10. g u ; mooc .1dllftoonly, 1 boiowEuroko, AP 'A RTMENTS. mob 'olo Manreues or boJC springs, to'oo • 2 'to 18 feet;· .gas ,18ference• • dep. ., 40 mo. home•. housee. Pt. Pleasant f 11 - , 58 f' $liB ~rnace. eodium lighta, alec·Coll u or twin, orm,e g ·, t riCa · ffixt urea. man~mum · · :! 114-143-21144 or 814· and Goliipollo. 614-448· and ·e78. Queen "Htl. pur· 1 5 ,, 43-2918. 8221 . 4 dr. choots. , 42 _ 6 dr. chon •&o.oo. Old W.Yo. · -:::--:---:--:------ chooto, $64. Bod fromoo, Mollublo Iron Plont;, Point 14x70, 3 bdr .. portly fur- Nice 1 unl\irriiohod oport· t20.tnd t2 6 .. tO gun _Gun Ploaoont, Monday- Friday, niohod, freo wotor'• sewoge mont. 304,875-2218 b.o- cabineto, , 360. Gos or 8!30 to 3:30p.m. e276 mo. pluo dopoolt. Coli foro 8 p.m. 1-----'- - - " - - - 448·9204 or 446-2851 . electric rongoo $376. Baby Firewood. 120 lood, $30 monr-o, • t36. bod . 3 roomo ond both. rofrlgoro- fromn t20.t25 126 , · • , 30. doiivored, coil oftor 6, 304Mobile Homo lOt for rent. tor end dove fumiohod. Ref king frame 160. Good solec- ,_4_1_8~--1_7_2_8_.- - - - Coll441·101i2. and dopooit. t221.00 tion of bedroom ouiteo. 1month. Phone 304-876- rockan, metal cabo' nets. Bundy Clairnat, good cond. Two 'bdr. mabilo ho'mo, 1090. · hoadboordo $38 • up to tliO -00 · s ooro p orto- p otto,· complotolyfumiohodonBOb 126 D'16.00. nett 11 Ev".::'.go bl d4 McCormick Rd. Cell 4411· liii=~;;~;;;~~;;;;; ' 85 · ~hoi~•00 ·$1 ' 100 chest t3&0. Call448-7303 ., 60. Cell 448-8807. Furiohod garage apt.. 4 after 3PM. · 1---~-----··1<: ­ roomt • bAth. aduha only. - - - - - - - - - - Country Crafta Oak pro· · Coli 446-8279 oftor 4PM , Good GE wuhar·dryor oot ducts. doolor of solid ooil 61 4·246· 5698. Fully furniohod, 2· "bdr., odulto only. ,Coli 448-4110. ) tLAYMIN IJ) ·Nl..sdy lu1lli ue Report llody El tole wooden louvered cafe doore ' odulto, ref. 6 no potl! Coli 114' 367.-J:743· . Cloon, 2 bdr.. furniohed. City utilltloo.. private lot. 1 omoll child. , ., a&, Coil4411· 0939. ~ I I I 111::: ·- Fuel oil h1110r fl& or boot offer. Coli 81 4·38!'·8824. 3 Bodr09m houoo within city llmto. t22& • utllltloo. Coli after li:OO. 24&-9846. ' 8 room houae with bath. Call I Canll...,_ 448·4840. . D ( .._. Sp crtolaall V. houoo on St. Rt. · 141 ref•rencea required'. C•ll 8 rmo. • bolh. city oeh®l didrlct. l A~. require~ . .Cell 446·0974 ofter 6 . . 13 LI H DIRQQF K W U Z H.W L E CT L KN H TWGZWOATQ RA URW- LHGJRNKNF · GHNZL.- LKUZLTE Yesterday'• Cl'flltoqaote: A UBRARY IS A REP\SWRY OF MEDICINE FOR THE MIND. GREEit PROVERB ,. I I :l ,., · ·· �I Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 14-The Deily Sentinel Mayors Court Meigs road project (Continued !rom page 1) PQmeroy Chamber President Ron Ash credited Pomeroy and Middleport merchants with the suCces.s of the drive In Meigs County Twodetendan!Jtortelted bonds In the court ftMiddleport Maya- Fred voluntarily witmut bldterlng and arguing. Athens, Hock!ng lj)ld Area deaths ' John Mar Mitchell, 21, formerly of Langsville, dledSunday!nLeander, Texas. Mr. Mitchell was born September 21, 1962 In Mason, W.Va., the son of Pat E. and Sue HarriS Mitchell, Langsville. Hlsoccupatlonwasatruckdrlver. In addition to his parents, Mr. Mitchell Is survived by his parents. two sisters and brothers-in-law, Rhonda Lee and Mitchell Bythewood, Spring, Texas, and Patricia $Qe and Mark Stephanlw, ,Reston, Va.; one sister at home, Jessica Loshla M!(!:hell; and grandmothers, Alaf!ai HarriS, Sharples, W.Va., and Losh!a Mitchell, Mkldleport. Funeral services will be held Thursday, 3::1) p.rrt. at the Ewing Funeral Home with Pastor Paul Taylor otflciatlng. Burial will be In the MUes Cemetery. · Friends may call at the funeral home !rom 2to4p.m. and 7to9p.m. on Wednesday. Rev. Don Walker and burial will be In Letart Falls CemeterY. Friends maycallattbeEwlngFuneralhome from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to the service. ----- u'.lo...·- n Hotllnan Tueaday nllbt. Fa!rt!eld Counties have their own projects they would like to push tor but they are putting thBn aside to to date. con<:entrate on this area. We have After' lbe jldltluoe are gathered clout as a group and what benefits they wll be taken to Columbus by one will benefit all." ' - and bupy to an altempt to Jenntfer Sheets, petition drtve locul even more a1tatt1on on lbe chairperson, said sbe Is "very drive. pleased with the enthusiastic supFred Palmer, owner of WATH port from tbe other counties. They radio In Athens Is preparing a wt11 forego their own projects at this cmunentruy for airing next Mon- time because they realize that If tbe day at 7::ll a.m.,l2::llp.m. and4: :lJ corridor Is eompleted to Athens, tbe p.m. Increased traffic fran North to Following the meeting, A!hens SouUl will then give them ljJI Chamber President George Drach argument to present toOoorwhlch said he felt that the push for the wt11 eventually lead to tbe bypasses corridor IS unique because "lour . theywantlnthe!rownCOOll'lllUilt!es. counties are working together This kind of support was exactly what we wanted," sbe commented. John M. Mi.t chell 12. 1184 • Tbey are Phyllla Bumprdner, RaW!DIWOCXI. $«ii, drMna wblle intoxlcated, and ,$50, left of lll!lll«, SUiltM . . . . s and 'nw:i IIJOQ Workman. Cott.aaeville, w. va., Hi(), drMng . wblle intoxlcated; PlO. drMng Wider ..,..,....kYI, and Preliminary winners · ~811Pap4 Fined In the coon were Thomas Scally, Mlddlepom't, $50 and costs, drlviD& withOUt regard for safety; $G5 and costs anrl-10 days In jail, driving while !ntaxl,cated, and $100 and costS, resl811na arrest; Rick Hawley.~. $a androsts, driving while Intoxicated, and $25 and costs. no operator's llcenae; AWARO-KarlKebler,ifchi,I8COIIII hi' h~byEnleltSa de"',R ., R. Slllelllte.Director, for l'tlClelvmiiiiJIII'CI"'IIl of . . . . . . .lion ... mro11ment to pradloe before tbe IDiemal Reveaue Ser:lloe. Appllcr* for INII .,.. ..,., rDIIIt.,.. a wrMten ~.,.... 3 , ed by lbe lntemal Remme Serv!ce. Kebler,' a11 owner Plld11181&W of the U 6 R B!ock olllce In l'on.ao.t. hu tlal • Pan ot d -a lnstnJct!on.Pncludlltg a tlplCial ~:a ,. epanllolllerlle elll'GDI•If& examlnatlon. Kebler: for lbe past U yean 11M . _ lbe PliltnD.Ir of se.-erartax !ICbool8 andsem!nani 1a llli~ ...-.. 5 Strikeout record set $50, .weaving courae. Julia Simpkins, Your Social Security LOcal grid roundups . SU.ry, pldo 811 PaplO •• at y e • ~enttne Syrac;use, $'J5 and costs, dllorderly manner; Roberta Canlthf:rs, Pomei oy, $15 and rosts, spl!l!dlna; Randall Stewart, Middleport, J1!1 and Cll8ls, no helmet while driving Wider a temporary motor- 211 2 c.nu Hurricane Diana rips coastal area Daniel J, Hindy wn..MINGTON, N.C. (AP) ,..· Hurrtcane Diana blasted into coostal l'tOrth Carolina today with ~h w!nds and bllnd!ng rain, ripping down water tower,llttlng · cars :ott the ground, tul'nlng roof ing," said the Rev. Gerald Massey, meofabout!!OpeqllestrandeilatSt. Paul Un!tedMethodlsiCburchthree blocks from the sea in the Island shingles kltoprojecWesandsendlni · cooununltyofCBrollna Beach. whitecapper! waves dOwn flooded · Many residents who 'had evacustree!S- · ated Tuesday returned We!;lnesday Nolnjurleswereiepottedtoday, to swvey damage to theli homes and the hurricane's onPy serious and were caught along with casualtyhasbealamanwhodledof slghlseei'S by the storm's lurch to NOW RENT A Daniel Joseph Hlndy, 41, died unexpectedly '1\lesday In Newport Beach, California. Mrs. Cass H!ndy, Mlcldleport resident · and mother of the deceased, will be flying to Newport Beach with her SOl\ DaVId Hlndy of · Mason, W.Va. Sev!ces for Mr. Hlndy w!ll.be held In Newport Beach after which his body will be returned to Meigs County and the Ewing Funeral Home where- additional services, yet to be announced, wtll be held. Burial will be In the Kirkland Memorial Gardens In Mason . County. a CUWGAN WATER CONDITIONER ONLY $4 . ~ MONTH a heart attack. F~~Four · 'lll'flrstAtilj)IIJchunicaneoftlle - - elided a day of tndeclstve spilul3ll8 otl'll!oun; wben It lllddeniY le - Wh Months PlUS · I Installation ·Nadine Neubauer ~ DID ft' - N. . Cf& ' Oa¥enot IIOod ott • cOMUium Carol!aa BejirU•r M-llaun . 1•-B•:;,:~•••ea.:-~•t 3Jr1na1n1 ~~~ron& ·- , lvap L. Comer, Sr. "We've beard a· lot of pclAilng, l!gbts tlash!ng, thw!derlng, Ughtn- lsnpllutJt). . wfndll and hiP Udes. (AP chariledtiii!COIIStWI!dneallayn!ght. The eyertlbestonn truched land at hl5 a.m. at Fort P'IBhl!r, south of Wllmiiiiifoo, tile Nat!ooal Weetber Serv1oe J't110(ted. Afthewlnd'speak, transformers began blowing up PPIIe a chain of llrew«ks, ft.lllnathealrwlthspAtks. Cohlmns of water swirled In tbe <!artiness and trees bent to the gmind. land. loot'w«eherlced . McQueen said deputies and National Guardsmen ~ dllpatcbedtocheckreportsoflootemat a shopping center west of Wr!ihts· vUJe Beach. The l'eport.s said "people are brea3dn& wlndowlout and stealing radloll and things," McQuem said. "Unfortunately, we just have some people who want to' steal." W!lmlngton pJilce said ' !beY would not respond to cli!ls tor emergency evacuation UDID the storm had paased, and the National Weather Service cautioned people to stay away frun wiDiklwB and rell1aln on lower fbn rt bulld1ngs unlesstheywerefbl!iedout. ThestormrakedWrfibtivllleand c..arollria Beach with wllldll of up to 00 mph and gusts topping 110 mph, the weather seiVice said. Tides : swelledlOfeetllbovenormal. A water tower at Carolina Beach was b!owJi~ · · to · otrldal& at Operatloos and tion 'WWAY had Its = nearly ripped~- A1tel' poww was knocked out in Wllm!natcm. lire lnldls fanned out aroundthedtyasnumerousreportll oftlresbe!levedtohavebeencauaed by downed power Unes were received. Winds ~ ~ · blah· !Jo"kU"IIS downtown created whitecaPs on water in tbe streets, drove~ through tbe air and lifted eml!lgdlcy vehicles checked tor dow'iled power Unes. · collective· ·bargaining · .t~ams in 'intense talks' · WASHINGTON (AP) ·-,- Collectlve bilrgalnlng like the individualized attention you re- ' ceive when you ~ave your senior portrait made at THE PHOTO PLACE ...~ . Each preview sec .includes 10-12 different poses before traditional oil backdrops and in attractive outdoor settings. . You'll also like our reasonable prices. For Appoin)1Rtnt or Mort Information call 5 p.m. or Weekends ' 11!111111 Ia the soft mal industry and the United t.11ne Wor!la'l union are E!!IIIIIIEd In the liiClllt intense phase of rloatract neaottatlons since the talks began In April . . 111e ~ faa!.to-face talks, which rontlnued at a d!ltfatuwn ~·11ft tlle\L I M:v•.,_..cr • 1 to aa:n:cy, and Pt was bnpall8ible to detemllnewlletbel' · PI CliP eu was being made toward~ ach!eV1ng a aett:Pement In tiiiie to avert a striPie In the coallleldl of Appalachia and tbe Mldwest. &1M mtatlves of~ l&l,®merril!er tJMW,·Ied by ~ President IUchard Trumka, and the Bltum!nous Coal Operators Assnc!af;lon, tile Industry . barp!nlnateam, mettlu'ooghouttbedayand!ntotbe ' !!!~fly ew!l1ng belon: adjoumlng. ' · The talka were.scheduled to resume todaY. ·' Spo<kesmm b'thetwosklesrefusedtocllaracterlle tile nature of the talb or talk about prospects that a . " '. tentative settlement can be reached on a new accord before Oct. 1, when the CUITl'llt 40-month agreement · expires. The United Mine Workers, which has about 50,lXXJ membersm layotr, has!ilpngtradltlonofadberingtoa 1'4 • "OC'k Pt lnclpleo. Jlecmw Pt Dlll1ii&IPy takesaboutlOdaysflirapn•••lagreementtobesent to the (J!IIIflelds, explained tothem!nenllldsub)eeted to a mall beJiot Maa1durn, the bargainers here are believed to be $hooting for an agreement by around. • ' I' Sept.~. The Dllf.!eomlghty mine workers union, which could v1rtuaDy cr3ppPe the U.S. economy with a walkout In eerlleryears, has struck thesofl coal !ndustcy in every contract rmewal year since 1964. The union walked out for more than se\ren weeks during the last negotiations Pn~desp!telherepeated statements by then-President Samuel M. Church Jr . . •SWEATERS.(ladies') •PLEATED SKIRTS •2 PC. COORDINATE SKIRTS &·JACKETS •BLAZERS (Velvet) •FALL SLACKS •LEATHER HANDBAGS , •SUEDE BOOTS DAN'S II IHE MIDDUPOIT IIASOIIIIC BUILDING t' t t t t ,. .FRIEND WHITE-ETHRID.GE &&1-3111 · :F~~ 5th STIIEET OOLVILLE. OHIO 4572:i i SINCE 1858 '· 't· I I SOUTHE.ASTERN · NOW WE'RE iUSINESS· L' ' COLLEGI Fall Quqrter Begins Sept. 24 \ . Financial Aid Available · ' Approved ' . Veteran~ Phone · · Training 446~4367 Admfaliana Office I MON.-Fri. 8:30-6:30 p.m. Sat. 9;00-1:00 p.m. AICS Accreditation t t t Offering the fine$t training in the business field 423-·~·· I 211 LEE ·STREET IBo,.ncl Pool Oll!col . B~LPRE. 10~10 467" · \ GALLI·POLI S BUSIN'ESS COLLEGE w·E WERE ' ,,,. A niOIIoil to shock .probation Pn the of Tammy Mllllll Rlllle, charaed with theft and roraeey, was denied by Judge Richard Roder!ckofGallla County, Wednellday attemoon in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Jud&e Roderick pl'es!dedOVB' the. case by appointment. I. Carson Crow rEPresented the proaecutlon whiPe Attorney James 8. 01lrlen represented Ms. Riffle during tiE brief 3learlng. - Ms. Riffle and her husband, Robert Rlllle, had earlier entered ;ileu of guilty to theft and forgery ~ !nvQivlng printed check !IJnnl wb3dl were SIIJien from a car ease I f. ,, ,motion rejected reconsider \ .·' . Shoe~. probation OUR NAME olatbewantedtoavertastrlke. ~~~·But the lndwltry bargaln1ng groilp has •The priDc!ple .Issues bef<ft the Industry and the said' l't•Wwld culllidet a strike against' one or a few ulllon this time around have. been~ by the majol'maloompanlesasastrlkeaga!nstaDotthBn. shroud ot.secrecy accampaiiY!ng the talks - and by The se!f-Pmpoled news blackout was 1n &tafk the tact t!iat.a·42-member ~ barpiiiiDg c.'OUIIt:II/,-~(."'OItJ'Ut to the last negotiations, In whldl Church often Which blld the autborlty to . D!lllew· ....... ,.. . . . . hill ,_. -ID ·~ ll!fi:s· ilild frequently .&eltleflp·- ilildel- Church's natme - has been ' crtticlled the management barga!nlng team. abollsbedtlyTrum!ca. At:ypcaiUMWmernbercurrentlymakesabout$100 · It Is known. OOWevel', that the wtbP!d coal aday.ltllnatknownwbether...;.andtowhatexlfnti!ldnslry has asked the UMW to IJ'Lldeiate Wlflll! IDd tlleUII!oia neaotrators are demanding pay raises. dim- eooDJI'Illc demaDdl to bePp the coal carnpanles The Blt\unlnous Coal ~tors Aaaoclat!On In 19M compete with nm-unlon rivals. - all 1111981- Ia tile chief bargaPnlng agent for the , Tnunkasaldat the~~tbetalksOIIAprilJitbat unPnn""' loft roalln(luslly. But three years ago, tile lie blld liollltlclpalloD ofgranttnganycxn • ftOI'Cif 8(X)A represented some m mal canpanles, and this taking "any baCkWard steps." 1 )"llll', 1118 the ;wbdpal bBrga!n1ng agent tor on3y 32 · The UMW convmtlpn In Plttsbllrilb last Fetnary COrDpallles. · . granted Trumka's request for aolllu!ty to caD Yet, these 32 rompanles produce two-thirds of tbe sel clive stnrres Pn the event of a failure to reacll an U.S. coal milled by Wllon.members."'' Gallla County, accord1ng to Prosecutor's Investigator Paul Gerard. Ms. Rltrle was sentenced by Judge Roderick In April, this yW, to a tem1 ot not less than six month! normoreUlan.tlve~attheOh!o States Refonnlltory for Women In Marysvtlle. Makes 3DIIal appearance . In an unrelated case in County Court, Charles E. llruce, ~ R1chmond, Ind., made an lnltlal appearance on a cliarlfe of IP'OSS sexual !mposltlon, a third clegtee felony, before Judge Patrick H. O'Brien Wedne!lday. Brucewascharaedlnacanpla!nt resu!Uni !rom an !ncldeftt wh!ch 111 Main St. In Panaoy In January, occurred early this year. He was alld~t!y pail !d with 1111 tested In ~ 111 an OhPo fllraatatrt~~ature.l!othdefenclants wam1111 8Dd was n!IUmed to Meigs .·itad previCNIJy been convicted of a COUnty late Monday after waiv)ng !hell orr- and ~ had served extradition. Bruce told tbe court WednE9Ciay, time In lllate iDitllllllbnl. be plans to hire his own attorney. : Fo!IIM1ng lier plea, .and prior to Preilmrnary hearing has been set l,!r belni aetltenced In the most for Friday and bond was :;et at ' recent MePgs County cue, Ms. R1fDI! wu arrested Uld pled &~~Uty $10,101, accord1ng to Paul Gerard, to an l!"dftlonal theft charge In prosecutor's tnvest!giltor. a Rescue effort unsuccessful ' Jail plan deadline set by inspector The Meigs County Commissioners and Sherlfr James J. Protfltt havebeengtvenOOdaysinwhlchtodevelopaplantoupdateslandards at the Meigs County JaB In regard to fire safety and statflng. , Upon completion, the written plan wtll be forwarded to State Jail. ..,, lnspi£1m Debbie Stewart of the Ohio Departmmt of Corrections for approval . CompP1ance fomls·were recently sent to the Sher!tr'sDepartment from the state ror review but many oftbe mandates are so~ that the county Ps unable to afford to make Immediate changes. For tlils reason, tile plan Is being developed to allow for making tbe changes wer a reosonable perkld of time. Ms. Stewart met at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon with Commlssloners. DaVId Koljm(z and Manning Roush and Sheriff Promtt. II applications filed · Eleven applications totaling more than $274,lXXJ have been llled at the offtce of. the Meigs County COOunlssloilf!'S by various county org~­ tlotls tm: participation in the Cmununlty Develqlllll!llt !}lock Grant prcllll'am. Deadline for l!l1ng the applications wiUl tbe conuntss!oners was 4 p.m. Wednesday. . From the conun!ss!onei'S office, the appllcatlotls will be sent to Tim Klqlp at Buckeye HU!s who will e<mparettJeapplk:at!onswlthblock grantgulcleUnestodetennlnewhich are eligible for funding. The appl1catlons will then be returned to tbe COiTimlsstoners who will priorlt!ze ·tl!e eHglble app!lcat!ons. · The total allocation of money for Meigs County Is $111,9Xlwith 10 percentofthatamount tobeusedfor admlnlstrat!ve ~ts. Of the eleven applications, only . six can be funded and possibly nQt that many, depending upon which of. the eleven are given top priority llllli the amount or mooey requested in eachone. · Input sought by CAA on community needs. Input m cooununlty needs will be sooaht by the bolml of dln:ctors of lbe GaiUa·MePas Canmunlty Action Agencywben It meets Sept. 20at 1 p.m. at the Guiding Hand School In Cheshire. CAA of!lclala said disadvantaged people, organizations repre;enllllg tile poor, Pabor, bUsineSs, and . private sector orpnizations are Invited to attend. The board seeks publ!c input 011 how to spend Community Develop-': ment Block Grants to meet the needs of the corrununlty. Once those needs are Identified. CM wtll prepare a grant application pact(.· age and sulxnlt It to tbe Community Development Division In ColumbuS.· � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 12, 1984 comer hindy miller mitchell neubauer roush