http://66.213.69.5/files/original/229e823ea5fea63ee3a4ebc38ea50612.pdf dd1f4a14f9b791e2834557adb79c0aea PDF Text Text 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.· �• . ·~ Thursday,~ 13, 1884 Commentary 111 Couri Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~~ t'!i!mi:i,~ 'q!v ·. .. '""-' ._...,...,I"T"ElE c::~ ..... . ROBERT L. WINGETt' Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor • ·. A MEMBER o! The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Assodallou. · LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. ,.Y lhould be 1... lluuiiiO wonls long. All letter& are subjellt to edltlns and must be s igned with name, addrell and telephone nuniber. No unstcned letters wdl be published. Letters sbould be ln good ta.ste, addtesslng issues, not personalltlet. ·. - ~----------------~--------~ ·Hammering at a ·= limited number of • • : campaign Issues . Q. What exacily Is meant by "Rel)der therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God tile things that are God's?" A. That there Is a divlalon or authority, In one realm of which the ctvU governor ts sove~. In the other, God. Q. But can 'I the situation artse In w)llch · tile question Is: Whose authority Is binding? A. Yes, and where there Ls no con!lllct In the matter, there Is, obviously, no problem. For in· stance, . most churches acknowl· edge the rtght of the state to mobUtze Its cltlze!IS and to declare war. Some rellglons comrnltted to pacifism Instruct their' communi· cants not to bear arms. The state accommodates such dissenters by assigning them non-m!Htacy duties. Q. What ts the duty or the chutch tn ln!omtlng Its communicants on rudimentary obUgations? A. A church begins by dividing obltgatlc;>ns Into hu- By soorr WOI.n years or~ ago, Mormons, who then practiced bigamy, were proseFor Instance, some churches recuted, ani! although an appeal was quire attendance at church on made via the First Amendment, Sundays, and some forbid the which guarantees the "tree exereating of pork. But most rellglons cise" of religion, It was held that the agree on certain rules tlll!y judge to · authority or the state In forblddlna be axtoma tic. For Instance, they bigamy was superordlnant ID that forbid murder. • or a reUgJon that struck out against Q. What could bethenatureorthe a consensual value deemed that ertsts II a partlcu)ar reUglon basic. authorll:ed Infanticide up untU, say, Q. But whe~ did Caesar acquire the rge or two weekS? the authority to rule against the A. That religion would be pros- Mormons In the matter or bigamy? cribed by rtKJst other reHglons, as A. The provenance or the state's also by the state. authority Is ultimately religious. In Q. But why wouldn't the state a sel!-ruHng society Uke our own, acknowledge that God ts sovereign the state's basic moral grid ret1ects In tile religion lq question, and the people's mores. These mores acquiesce In the proposition that a are prtmarlly formed by the motber could kill her o. .week-old dominant tellelous assurnptlc;>ns, b(lby it she ~ to do so, glvep and this ts so even among people the sanction or her religion? who acknoWledge no reHglon: even Pro-choice, really. among atheists. A. Because the state In effect Q. But are you saying there Is no rules some reHglons to be out or such thing as an automornous · · order. For Instance, a hundred ethics? man obligations, as you tenn them, and denominational obHg,atlons. RACINE Two rtenced ballyoung tnexpe. two starts cl:, ~w,tnl~daln evening In' Racine as the ~ South T Hunu:;~n-~~oe~ face the . Huntington thlsun,.,: llnds Itself In the~eposttlon&utbe A. The question has been argued throughout till! history of phiJo. sophy. Immanuel Kant lnslated that e~ similar to tholespecUied at Mount Sinal could be decoeled from the mind operating on till! etber or experience. But he was . never really convtnclne. For Ill· stance, It Is lnconceJvable that an autonomous ethics would always rule against bigamy, which In certain· social situations Is or solid · uWltarlan Ulle. The prlncljlal reliance on reHglon Is Ill the matter or human equaHty. . Q. Why do you say that? . · A. Because In all obvioUS respectl people are unequal. It requires somelhJne like a ~ convlc· lion. tor lnstsnce, to hold .that Sakharov and Slater Boom Boom are equal. Q. You say, then, that In some moral matters !-'ertaln po~ltlolw are axiomatic. What about abortloa? , A. That which Is deemed axiomatic today was not deemed 10 yesterday: slaVery, ln!antlclde, woman's surtrage. The struggle Is between those who beHeve abortion Is axiomatically wrong and those who are lndl!!erent to it. · Doell that set liP a church-state .; As the campaign enters Its cllmactic' eight weekS, Walter F. Mondale :; CO).tnts on taking the lnlttatlve away from President Reagan by .; hammering away at a llmlted number of Issues. ~I)Onllllct? :· nte Mondlile strategy Is based on the belief that his pooltlons on such A. Yes, lnsolar as the state reslatl :: . IsSues as deficits, nuclear anns, the environment and fO!Irness are closer to What !IOitle, repeat some, church· ·: tllf views of a maJority of voters than are Reagan's. n\en lrislst oulltt to be a shared · • At this stage In the campaign, Mondale staffers concede their candidate ClOI!lX'I'II with the itate; like outlaw· Is a decided underdog. They don't argue with the suggestion that Reagan Ina llavery or Infanticide. • ~tatns a remarkable hold on pubHc esteem. • Q. So what happens? • :. But what they do argue Is that there Is plenty of polling data to suggest A. A very long struggle .tor the that Mondale Is on the right side of a number of key Issues. moral allegl4nce or humankind. : ·: If that's correct, their job Is In COllvlnce voters the Del'nocratlc nominee · Q. · Is that a church-state : Is a credible alternative to Reagan, to transfer their agreement with ~~? ·:Mondale's positions to support for the candidate. i A. Yes, In Its special way. Butlt Is •: That effort began this week when Mondale flew to Philadelphia on 11 neceaacy struqle, at¥1 It can't be ; Monday and unveiled his plan to cut federal budget deficits. He planned to avoided by incantation In the First . · spend the remainder of the week hammertng away at the Impact high Amendment, any more than the :' sieficlts were having on American Hfe- on big business and small, on Issue or slavery could be made to go · · "· farmers and students. away by pleading tile Dred Scott Look for slmllar periods In upcoming weekS In which Mondale wUJ .decision. ;: concentrate on spelling out his differences with Reagan on anns control Q. Now I see. ·::and wUJ detaU his contention that the president's polllctes' are tUted toward A. Dominus voblscum. : ihe wealthy.' .-:· The "issues strategy" Is born In the belief that Mondale can't win a ;; !Jersonallty contest with Reagan. :: : But It Is a strategy that has its risks. It counts on Americans agreeing ·: Y{lth the proposition that the high dettcilJitwUJ· destroy the economic ·----------~------------~---> recovery that Is the president's strongest Issue and being willing to accept a WASHINGTON - FBI agents Washlnglon's fashionable Georgerespond to repeated requests tor an was never up for sale, ha~g been ·: tax Increase to deal with the red Ink. are scouring Washington fordetaUs town section. But ·unttke Mrs. explanation. . extensively renovated In neociaaslc ; · · The White House response ts to portray Mondale as ~ Ul!Tipulslve taxer, of the relationship between Greek Hatfield, who accepted $55,00), for Mrs. Hat!leld said some or the Greek style alter its purchase In : a: man whose first Instinct always is to go for raising taxes. 1'he president, arms merchant Basil Tsakos and belping Tsakos with.his real estate money she got was. for ihe lban or late 1982. ,. on the other hand, is pictured as a man who would raise taxes only after Sen. Mark 0 . Hat!leld, R-Ore. , and problems, he wasn't paid tor his !urnlture to the Tsakoses durlng'the . WlTHFRIENDSLIKETHESE; ~i<haustlng every othet possibutty. his wtle, Antoinette. · et!orts to help the Hat!lekls. In tact, of their Watergate renovation Rather than helping Geraldine '. • Reagan never falls to point out that Inflation and Interest rates are The G-inen have their work cut It cost him a modest sum. apartment. Thakos described the Ferraro Ill her dltticultles over :: dramatically lower than when he took o!fice and that the nation avoided out for them trying to resolve Early last year, Tsakos placed a borrowed furniture as a "table to !llla,nclsl · disclosures last month, ~- i'epetltion of embarrassments like the-Iranian hostage crtsts. contradictions In the vartous ac- classified ad In the International eat (on), chairs to slt (on).'' But Walter Mondale's campaign people .: • Mondale complains Reagan wants to rerun tlie 1!m campaign and he's counts of the payments that Mrs. Herald Trtbune, describing the sources said the table was a rickety . act1U\lly rltade things worse tor the ·: a;bsolutely right. History might eventually treat Jlmrily Carter kll\diy,.but Hatfield received from the Greek Hat!lelds' N Street ~ and woOden folding altair about the size embattled vice pr,esldentlal ' ; ftght now, the American people seem unwlutng to forgive him lor the entrepreneur. She was paid $55,!XXI directing Inquiries to Mrs. Hat· of a typewrtter stand. They said a nominee. , · problems that plagued the nation during his presidency. by Tsakos while her husband was field's real estate firm In WashingWatergate workman had to nx a ·:: · That' Is the reality the Reagan campaign Is tiylng to establish for voters belplng to promote an oll-plpeUne ton, D.C. broken leg on the table before It On Aug. 20, the day Ferraro lliK ('to examine when tbey make their choice. And, of course, Mondale was project for Tsakos. Sources said Mrs. Hatfield diccoUld be~. ller llusband. John Zaccaro, re :· wry much a part of the Carter presidency. At first, Hat!leld claimed his wtle tated the wortllng or tile ad by Sources said the Hat!lelds also leased their Income tax return, Mondale is out In the land trying to shift that perception, working to was paid the monty for locating and telephone to an employee or Untted lent the Tsakoses a bedside lamp, Mondale aideS Issued a statement ;: ~t voters'to look forward Instead of back. . . helping to decorat.e a Watergate General Enterprises, Tsakos' arms but they could not recall the loan or Intended to clear up an earlier :;.. He's telling them thefuturewould bechancyunderReagan.lt'sane!fort apartment for Tsakos. This was disclosure that Zaccaro's partner· .-·to exploit the same public doubts that seemed toextst In 198lbut were lost disputed bY the people who actually brokerage headquarters In Gen· any cbalrs. - Some or the riloney paid to ship the SecOnd Grand cO., baa eva, Switzerland. The Tsakos em::·":jn the rejection of Carter. located and decorated the ployee telexed the ad copy to the Mrs. Hat!leld was tor seeking o!!lce . leased o!flce space to a porno... ~ apartment; newspaper's of!lce near Geneva; space to house Tsakos' plpellne graphy linn, B4!-Na-Te Dlstrlbu· . Then the senator said his wtle the Trtb sent back a copy or the ad company. But a Tsakos employee, tors, In Manhattan. · took the $M,!XXI, In part, for and a bUI for about $250; the working with another real estate The Mondale release named til!! searching tor properties In this employee paid the bUI with a United agent, actually found the" WaterBo-Na-Te president who signed tlfl! ... country tor Tsakos and, In part, tor General Enterprises check . gate o!flce ttult Tsakos rented. lease: Nathan Gramma. WhAt II ' try1hg to !llld buyers tor two The ad ran twice, and the Tsakos Watergate manager Henry Win· tailed to . note that Grarnnui baS .. properties Tsakos owned In Eu- · linn sent Mrs. Hat!leld a copy or the ston said Tsakos sublet space !rom been Hoked In at least tour law rope. Her efforts did not result In ad with a United General Entera !trm named International Energy enrorcement repofllt dating back to .r,' ~ any transactions. prtses card beartng the slogan Alisoclates, which paid tile real 19'18 as an associate or an organi2led '.. , Now here are tile latest details In "Pacemamers In International estate agent about $300 In crtme family. '. the peculiar Tsakos-Ha11ield busiTrade." The Hatflelds eventually commission. cooperation of the uepartment or ,. : We, the members of the Meigs - Although Mrs. Hatfield said Does this mean that Ferraro's' Transportation of the State of Ohio ness relationship, unearthed by my · sold their Georgetown home, ;; county REACT Team 3837, would associate Corky Johnson from though apparently not through the she tried ID !llld buyers tor husband was connectet. Nith the !i jike to take this opportunity to thank who graciously permlt us to use Its sources close to Tsakos: Tt1bune ad. Hatfield did not 11at the apartments the Tsakoses owned In mob? Ny aaslclate Tony Capacclo park. •: the people of the Big Bend area for In a reversal or their an· cost or the ad as a gilt on his Senate Parts and London, neither or these , called the Mondale people for Most of all we want to thank :~ihelr cooperation in making our nounced roles, Tsakos tried to help !lnanelal disclosure form. properties has been sold. In tact, further Information, but they Meigs County tor being tile wonder:~Safety l:!reak. a big success. the Hat!lelds sell their home In A Hatlleld spokesman did not sources claim, the Parts apartment simply \lldn't call b(lck. ful people they are. -Meigs County ;.;: We especially extend our thanks REACI' Team, Neal Whl~. Prest· the R.C. Bottling Co. who dent; Jef Webster, Vice preSident; > furnished soft drinks and cups, . Nancy . J . White, secretary·· Jim's Gulf Statton and Helen 1Sam" Pickens who furnished Ice treasurer; Ruby Hysell, Guy Hy· sell, Carl Nelson, Clyde Coe, · :: and a big smile and H. and R. Block port - but In getting Congress to Richard Ottinger spent some- tlons permitted but In sU1ctly years, generally favorably. Delores Hawk, Jim Perkins, Bette thing over SlOO,!XXI In his first Hmlted amounts. :;~ho furnished cups, as well as the But the obstacles are more propose It In tile llrlt place. . . Biggs, Nathan Biggs, Maeya Bo- campaign tor the House of :• Folger's Coffee Co. That Ia not as contradictory u It 'The tonnula was set down In a . formidable than tlll!y are io camwles, Robert Bowles. · ·: • . We could not do this without the patgn'!lllanclng reform. A constltu· appears, says Ottinger. Contrary to Representatives. Supreme Court dedslon, Buckley ' .,.~ I ' tlonal amend,ment would ~ opinion or many or Its crltlcs, he .the That was In 1964. The Hberal New vs. Gallea, that equated campaign ."" . says, "Congress has always been required. ' York Democrat's re-election e!fort spending with tree speech - "It And the problem there may be very shy about doing anything that In 1982 Cost considerably more - $1 ain't tree, I'll tell you," says ·mnnon. Ottinger - and ruled out llmlts on less In getting the country to buy It IO!lks Uke It wu beneftting itself." How's that for last words? There Is not going to be another expendituret except as a condiUonl - polls Indicate COIIIiderable 11uprace. Ottinger Is retlrtng. He says or public llnanclng. he ts frustrated by the dlttlculty or Ideally, Ottlnpr would not en· ;: : Today Is Thursday, Sept. 13, the257th dayofl!l!!l. Tttere are lOOdays lett trying to SOlve the country's tlrely prohibit private campalp problems In an unw_leldy Coligreu contributions. 'lbe abiUty to attrllcl ::_tit the year. with ·unresponsive leadenhlp. ·: : Today's hlghllght In history: them Ia, tcr one t111a1. an lndell of •• · On Sept. 13,' 1814, Francis Scott Key began composing a poem, "The But be wiU not leave without the strength ol a c•ndklacy. :Star-Spangled Banner," as he ob!leJVed tbe Brttlsh bombardment of Fort deHvertng some thoughts on not But Ottlnges- would lbnlt a : ;McHenry, near Baltimore, during the War 1812. only what's wrong with Con~ contribution from any one 1ource to .;-; On this date: · but what could be done about it. a nornJnal maximum - IIOIIIetldng ': :; 1n 1759, during the Fnench and Indian War, the British defeated tbe For one, there must be radical on till! order of t]OO. 'The ceiling ·. :French bn the Plains of Abraham overlooking Quebec Oty. changes 11) a campalp fln8nctng would apply to every contributor : ·: 1n 1788, the U.S. Constitutional Convention authorized the first national system that is becoming an lntoler· Individual, LVI pot alion, political able drag on the political proceu. ' actloll committee. :·election In the United States. :: ' 1n 1803, Crmmodore John Barry, considered by many tile lather of the For another, representatives '111111, be ltellew!l, 1WlUid retain should serve a term ol four yean. publtc partlclpaUon In llnancinatlle • :American Navy, died. The present two-year term, Ottin- political {li'OileU but would jAEIIellt ~: • 1n 1943, chiang Kal·shek became president China. :.: 1n 1948. RepubHcan Margarllt Chase Smith or Maine waa elected to the ger believes, forces them to start tile amounts Involved fi'om unduly : . ~.S- Senate, becoming the ffrst woman to serve nn both hruses or running again almost before l:nflllendna l'•ndkl•lett. ' they've cl09ed the boob on the last • ' €ongress . Sornetldng aJona this IIDe not only .;.; 1n 1971, a four-day Inmates' rebeUJon atAttlcaPrtsonlnNewYorkstate race. can be, says Ottlnpr, but mutt be. ; ~ded as pollee stonned·the faciUty. Whenltwasover, 32prtsooersandll The llrst reform, he thinks, il till! Eventually, he predk.'ll, there wUI •;~ employees were either dead or mortally woonded- some ol them rnore achievable, but It won't be be a IIC8Ddal llfa eaougb to force ·;killed early In the l?flsoners' takeover, others during till! tlnal po1loe easy. Ottinger f!tvors public llnatlc· Coacreu to act. lng, as · ex1ats for )ll'l!lklentlal 'lbe four-)'1181' term il another .·assault. ·;. In -wn. conductor leopl;lld Stokowsld died In England at age 95, campaigns, with .outalde eootrlbu· matter. It has been dllculled tor · , ' POMEROY '- A Miller Falcon !O(ltball uniform w9uld probably . not be the safest or attire to wear at . Meigs' home opener Frtday w~n It encounters Miller In a TYC tilt. • Alll'r two straight narrow tosses, things are a Httle restless In Maraude.rland but, tile' TVC championship that the loop's coaches picked the Marauders to win Is slut ·_ very much In sight, although tt· dipped . a little last Friday when Meigs lost , to runner-up pick · Trtmble 14-8. MUle{ brings In a team that has lost to Berne Union 32-6 ,and last Friday li-0 to Nelsonville-York. The Falcons, who. return five two-way starters, were 1·9 overall and 1-8 In the TVC a year ago" Meigs' lnldal game In TVC . competition a year B!:Q was a 35-0 win over thi! Falcons. Among the returilees Includes the Falcons' all-TVe tailback 5ento~ . Ray JenkS . JenkS Is praised by Meigs coach Ch&rles Chancey as an ., Meigs sports schedules..•• l Sept 17 ...... ... Big thank you from React ~ ·:to Campaign . > inflation~_________ 'D_on_G_ra/.:...:... ,1 -.eF....._.. at Wellston Sept. 24 at NNioevtlte-York Oct. 8 at Wam!ll .. victory column Fridily evening when they vlalt the undefeated Fort Frye Cadets at Beverly. Fort Frye ts CUITently 2-0 overall,. hasn't yet ta<!d the stU! competition that Eaatern · faced last Frtday at Caldwell. Fort Frye defeated Fed· era)Hocklng"~andSouthernl4-ll. starting 11, however' tacks depth· Thirty players are out this season, lncludlngllvesenlors. Duetnalack or experience seven players have double duo/. ~aylng both offense · and defense. Huntington has surtered losses to Mln!ord and io Portsmollth·Eaat. LastweekSouthernshowedslgn&or promise, but didn't ex~te with much success In Its 14-llloss to Fort Frye. Southern's otrense was beld to a stalemate by an overpowertng Fort Frye Interior Une. . I Meigs • Sla.tsl . -·- WEEKEND SPECIAL THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 14, 15, & 16 -~ ............. "............... 9 ·22 ·2.4 Nick Bush .................................. 2 ·1 ·M Dan 11>ornu .. ....... ...... .. : ..... ........ 1 ·9 ·RO ·, Oct. 11 Warren · Oct. :15 Belpre Nov. l at Athens . . (All games at 5:55 p.m. except at Athenl which b 5:30 p.m.) 1 Vlllllly Crw c_,. Sept. 15 w,.rren Invitational Sept. 18 at Foderai·Hocklng with Belpre Sept. !> Jacloon Invitational ~· :15 Galllpol~ Invitational s.pt. 27 Waterlord ln~Uonal Oct. 2 at Alexander · Qct. GRio Grande lnvUattonal Oct. )3 Sectlonals at Unloto Hlglt School · Mike Chancey ...................16 44 3· 1!18 i!:.. SU.h ..... . . Scioto Downs results . COLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) - J D ..Rich, driven by Sam Noble m, woo . Wednesday's !eatured$3,1mpaceat Scioto Downs by one-half length over Abbe FUgbt In 1:591-5. · .. ..............\~ o ~ h.~ ~ Jleoelobt& PII.Yer No. Ydo Td SCOt G11een ..... .......... "............. .... 10 N o Dan 'lb:lmas ................................ 5 61 o Brad RobiN011 ................ "............ 1 22 o ....,..,. Scedioc · . Td Pot Tp Brad Robtn!!on .. .. ........ .... ............. 2 2 14 . Solo "- Toe- (I ... .-> " No. Nick Bush ...... , .... .... ............................. 14 J•Acree ................................. ,...... 13 Jaclde Welkor ........... .. .... ... ....... ........ .... u Mark Hamrmnds ...... .. .............. ... .. .. ..... u Tony Welch ........... " ...................... ........11 Jay Whllfuigton ......... ...... ...... ,., .............. 8 Butch Stlles .................... .. ........ ,............ s - - . - ............ .. ......................... & I TURTLE RE(i. $1.34 Vinton County In town, FederalHocking travels to NelsonvUieYork, and Warren vlalts Wellston in another key loop match-up. In state ranldngs released eartler In the week, the TVC's Belpre Eagles recorded the highest posl· tton as they were voted to a 13th place In the class AA ratings. Trimble was ranked 26th In the class 'A ratings. Othe~ area scll90ls ranked Included Ironton. with a Ontg· $119 ·Carimel, Hot Fudt;e, En11ish Walnuts, Ice Cream. Whipped C'rum, and a Chetry• • Locu.t • 4~~~, :1 in llnt! lt. (WHILE QUANTITIES LAST) FRIDAY & SATURDAY. ~ OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Cash 'n' Carry Sale ' 00- 00 Also around the TVC, Alexander ttwiD 'have Its homecoming with I ROOF .PAINT SALE .FOR BARNS &· · METAL ROOFS •••••••••••••••••• REG. 1 1299.95 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIDE :.: COUNTRY The hottnt sliite SAVE 5522.11 Dn the market todayl llew 2 pc. (country lookl liviria room suite winch includll couch. chair and two tlwow pillows with solid Otk tri• tround win1s and blck. Covered with stain mistant elllra stron1 cov•. #212 THINNERS RED 8RIGHT RED #907 GREEN · #32 ALUMINUM " 01 $1 895 Gallon $1649 Gallon $1379 Galloll GUN CABINET The race favorite pald $3.111, $3.(() 'lind $2.11!. Ablle FUgbtreturned$3.40 ·•and $3.20 and tJdrd1tlace Brlaria .Falcon paid $3.00. The 3-1-2 trlfecta In the t1rst race returned S!N9.to. AcroWd of 2,!115wagered $227,0. • 1 Reg. '279.95 $17995 ' SAVE $100 Reg. 1 13~.95 . ...·.. .. $8995 ~ / foday in history or SELECTED CAMO. CLOT111NG Coupon Vtlid Tlmt Sept. 22. ltl4 · or \ • Grove with a 24th rating. ,..~thlr:d:ln:c:la~ss~AA~a:nd~a: . lso~.~AA~C:oa:I~~~IIl~clll~·~~~~~a~lt,~.;OIIl~o=4~5;7;60~=~~~~~~~~~~ oss. VANGUARD Oct. 16·TVC Meet at Ohio Unlvenilty Oct. :II D~tdcts . mondsandseniortackletonyWelch both have 11. Meigs almost certainly has to win the remainder of their games to have a shot at the TVC crown. And Friday night; eyes wiU be turned ID the Belpre-Trtmble outcome at Belpre. , Both atl-ll tn the league, the game appears to be a toss-up. Marauder fortunes would probably benefit !rom a Trtmble loss, since Meigs has Belpre yet to play and therefore a chance at handing the Eagles a U P~ _.. . . Ytll Td PIQer .. points this year. Senior Hnebacker Nick Bush leads In tackles with 14 !Qllowed by hard-hitting cornerback 'James Acree, also a senior, with ". Senior w cornerback Jackie Welker has 12 and senior linebacker Mark Ham· Marl< Hamrmndl , ........ ".. ........ ".. s %l 3.t Huey Eaoon .... ........ .. ................. 7 17 u Jaclde Welker ......... · .................. J 11 3'7 James Acree ............................. f!: 6 3.0 duled I. (All gamf'S at 5:ril p.m.l . NlnlhG...... _ Sept !> Wellstoo Sept. 27 Nelsonvti.,.York 30 carries. The hard-running Meigs top rusher with 120 yardatall· on back has scored all 14 or Meigs' ...,... C. Ytll A• Brad llotliJI8on ..........................30 llll 1.0 e .. . SUNDAI won't come out nat," added Cook. ButontheMetgssldeorthefence, Falcons wUI be Junior !ullback changes appear to be the order of Keith Roberts. Roberts, whom the week. "We have not set a . MetgS and TVC basketbau tans are starting line-up as yet and will not sure tq remember, was a line eager know untU game-time Friday," as a sophomore tast year. said coach Chancey. Customary to practicing In shorts "Meigs always plays tough and · will throw the ball a good bit," says on Thursdays before a Frtday veteran Miller coach Jim Cook. "I game, the Marauders will be ·In think they'll come alter us and pads (tonight) and at full-go. Junior Brad Robinson ,is the To1o11 to uncage his talented running· backS, Brent Bissell, Mike Lance, Ronnie Hensley, and John Rice. Their {IO!enttal could be the key Ingredient tn a win Frtday evening. Game time Friday will be 7: :io p.m. Eastern will !leld a relatively healthy team this week although tackle John Edwards will miss two or three weekS with a broken toot bone. Several candidates have been working out In that tackle position. .Quarterback Royce Bissell hopes Last week the entire EHS ortense· . • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . was Urnlted ID Just 120 total yards, but has potential to do more damage against a team the size of Fort Frye: Fort Frye's main offensive threats are Donnie MUter and Todd Stewart, the two backs are equally etrective and spnt up much of the work In the backtleld. Last week they · gained 78 and 58 yards respectively. Marty Chandler, the Cadet quarterback, ts both a running threat Look For Victor)' and passing threat. He threw for 62 EAST MEIGS · - The Eastern yarda and ran tor 30 more last week Eagleshopetobounce.backlntothe . against Southern. · outstanding back with good speed and good size. Also an'tong the Oct. 22 at Belpre I Oct. 29 Federai·Hocld"" • • !Tv.ro other games are te-ntatively schE-- ·:·:Now m Leuer to the editor .... . By KEI'nl.WISECUP '. Jack Anderson ..... · backDoo"Biick"InmaJi,l'IOpound quarterbadc David Wllllanw. and :.m pound tackle Mark Inprn. Two sophomores have looked gi)()d and showed promise, lllcludlni Gerald Howell, a 190 pound wingback and 165 pound tackle Monte Colburn. Huntlngton,whlchshowsastrong ·Restless Marauders after first victory :< Hatfield-Tsakos link ' . As one can see the tradition or "wlrinlng'' has not been.establlshed at the Ross County school, . \>ut under Lehew this goal hopes to be attained. Incidentally, Tornado coa<:h BW Porter was the !lrst grtd coach that the younger Lehew had, while he was In severaI years ago- underrn a was 1966. In junior high at Meigs back In .• complete , rebuilding pro · . Four years ago Southern";' 8 ~ Alter graduating !rom Capital ou University, Coach Lehew spent the :· ~:~:nn:mg~n the cellar of the last eight years at North G~Uia . gs hen Coaches BUJ High School, asslstlne the successPorter and Darrell Dugan came lui football program at that school. along t ~UI give Southern some According to preseason preview, . respec 8 ty. Lehew Hkes In "tackle" challenges . This year Is the llrst year head . and Huntington's previous record Coach Ted l:.ehew has taken,on the . doesn't scare hlm at aU. Clulnglne challenge of g~lnlng Huntlnglon the altitude lind 1nst1111n3 pride In a some respectabutty. 'The Hunts- team that hasn't won In three men have not won a game since seasons ts a top prtortty In the 1981 when they dete.a ted P!keiDn. Huntington program. ~ The·last Win before that came back Only three starters are back from In 1979. last year's team: 190 pound taU· - .... Page-3 Southern hosts Ross-Huntington; Eastent on road again Willi.om F. Buckley Jr. Now I. see _ _ _-:--------:-----__;,__ The Daily Sentinel Th8 Daily Sentinel eon-ov-Middleport, Ohio FURNITURE 854 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. �• I Page-4-The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1· Meet the Marauders Dan'nunaa · "·115pound Senior end -. • Senior center . .2!l3. . "It m akes a difference when you see a 43-year-oll) man go out and get three hits every day," Co~ion said. "It makes me sick." Con<:epclon's three-run doUble made Reds starter Jay Tibbs quite happy Wednesday, but also wary. Tibbs, 4-2, failed to hold a seven-run lead In his previous ootlng In San Diego. 'llle rookie right· hander felt he relaxed too much In that game, and Reds pitching coach JlrnKaathadsomeadvicebeforehe took the mound for the second Inning Wednesday, ''The!lrstthinghesaldtomewas: Rafael Ramirez drove in two runs and Pascual Perez scattered 10 hits In Atlanta's 4-1·vlctory over Hous· ton: and Len Matusrek hit a three-run pinch homer as Phlladel· On a night when Dwight Gooden was compared with the best pitchers in baseball, ·the New York Mets' sensational teen-ager uttered phia beat St. Louis 6-5 fora sweep of a statement that should scare the a double-header. Shane Rawley dickens out of every hitter in the pitched a seven-hitter In winning the National League. first game 3-1. Few who watched Gooden's Hubie Brooks' two-run homer In 1&-strikeout, flve-hit,2-0vlctoryover the fourth accOunted for all the the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday scoring In New York's victory and night could find fault with anything ruined an effective, but overlooked, the 19-year-old right·hander did. outing bY Pittsburgh starter John Displaying a business-like Tudor, 9-ll. The Pirate Ietty struck manner throughout the evening, out seven and allowed nine hits in Gooden routinely sent Pirate bat- seven innings. ters strolling back to the bench with ' Meanwhile, In the American their bats In hand. Toi\VWelch League's hottest race, George Brett When hemadeMarvellWynnehis came back, Onix Concepcion came · 5-11, 2'l2 pound 11th victim, he passed Herb Score's back, the Royals came back, the Senior laekle major-league record for most American League West went ~ strikeouts by a rookie. Score set the to a tleandnowlt'sa17-gameseasoo · mark of 245 when he broke in with for Minnesota and Kansas City. the Cleveland Indians in 1955. After losing the first two of their Gooden now has 251. last three games with the 1\vlns this Gooden saiq he had grown up season, theRoyalsregalnedashare admlrlng strikeout artists Nolan of first by breaking a tie in the ninth Other reserves credited with Ryan and J .R. Richard because he !nnlng Wednesday ulgbi. Jorge · good games Included Terri Roush, was often compared to them. Orta's sacr!tlce fly drove home The only negative note was the Concepcion, wbo 'was 4-for-4 on the Donna · Lambert, Debbie Wyatt, lll'WS from Chicago Ryne ' game, and gave Kansas Cily a 3-2 ·Lisa Pullins and Shelly Stobart. Sandberg's three-run home run hild victory. Meigs Vs. Southern Meigs defeated the Southern sparked the Cubs to an 11·5 victory Concepcion hadn' t played slx>rt· Tornadnettes 15-10 and 15-0 before over 1\o!ontreal. That kept Chicago stop since Aug. 10 because of a the Southern student body in an seven games ahead of New York in broken left hand. the Eastern Division title chase with assembly match. And Brett had missed 20 games 16games to play. only Jennl Miller topped Meigs with with a torn left hamstring, and wlll In other games, Pedro Guerrero run the remainder of the torrid race, four poirils in the first game and . Ruth Fry led with seven points in slugged a pair of two-run homers as the third baseman announced, at Los Angeles thumpe9SanDiego8-1; the second game. only half-speed - perhaps appropThe Mlller twins,.Julie and Jenni, • Dave Parker and Dave ~01\cepcion riate in a division whose flrs!·P~ led Meigs in spfldrlgas Julie was 12 each drove In thre6 runs as teams are thiee games over .500. of 15 Including two aces. Jennl Cincinnati beat San FranCisco 7-4; The Royals and Twins are 74-71 Couch and Jodi Harrison were credited wiltt playing good setting games. Also· drawing praise for their play was Carol Smith, Greta Kennedy and Rhonda Neece. Holy, Moly! The Hoople just won't give this ole' bird a break. Leading Southern Included With a substantial lead after one week, the ole' boy himself, Major Karen Hensley, Mandy Hill, Lori Hoople, has narrowed the gap to :18-12 for yours truly to 23-12 on hls'n. Adams, Alana ~yons and Tammi percentage to his .657. The Major picked 13 That figures out to a Adkins. Meigs Is now 5-2 overall and of 17 last week to 13 of 19 for this side. 3-2 In league play. All, but what has this week brought ? Nothing but winners claims In ihe Meigs-Southern reserve the ole' bird. Here ye' be, Major Hoople. game; Meigs . dropPed the first SEOAL teams win three of their five non-league tilts as Ironton, game 7-15, but rallied for double after a long, hard week of one of coach Bob Lutz's angry practices, 15-12 wins In the final two games. runs by Portsmouth 3;>-20, Jackson whips Portsmouth West ll-12, Meigs' reserves are 5-1 for the year. Logan defeats Columbus Centennial :18-14, Circleville wins Its first Terrt Roush led Meigs with six game over Athens 14-6, and Point Pleasant makeS it two in a row with · points In the second and seven in the a ~ decision over Gallipolis. third game. Rhonda Zirkle and The 'l'VC headliner was Trimble traveling to Belpre and It iooks Cindy Riffle were credited with like a thriller as the 13th rated Eagles win 32-28. Also in the 'IVC, good setting games. Meigs travels to Miller tonight. VInton County continu~ un!J!!aten and also untested with a ~ ~ over Alexander, "tired-up" Meigs walks all over MDier m, Wellston upsets Warren 14·7, and Nelsonville-York remains in the race \vith a 44-12 shellacking of Ff!!leral-flocklng. In SVAC action, the Pirates of North Gallla appear to be the league's team to beat as they wallop Ross Southeastern 32-6, Kyger combination: Freeman-to-Tucker. Creek thumps Waterford 28-6, Southwesiern squeaks by Symmes The first was a 19 yard TD score by Valley 14-12, Hannan Trace takes Green 20-14, Huntinglon gets one of Tucker and the second was a 25 Its rare wins with a 6-0 decision over Soutl)em, and Fort Frye defeats yard aerial score. Both extra point Eastern 16-6. · efforts failed. Other area action Includes a Wahama cakewalk over Roush led the offense with 97 Parkersburg Catholic 30-7, Fairland edges Wheelersburg 14-13, and yards rushing on 21 carrtes and one Columbus Wehrle, winners over Logan last week, find out too much TD. Roush also excelled defenabout southeastern Ohio football as Coach Grove pounds the sively with five solo,tackles. Franklin Countlau 34-16. ,-olleyball team came roaring back >after a loss to Trimble Tuesday :W ith a win over Southern . ;)\'ednesday. ~ Meigs Vs. Trimble . ~ The Marauderettes fell to Trim;ble 15-12 and 15~ as the Meigs gals ~uidn't seem to get anything to fall 1 heir way. ·~ "We never got untracked and ;couldn't do anything right," said ~oach Ron Logan, whose Meigs • •!earn consists of four sophomores, ·Jour juniors, and only one senior. · ~ Meigs had a 12-lllead in the first ~arne, but lost their serve a~ the fall~ Tomcats ripped off 19 consecJttlve points, four in that first game, ~o win the match. · t; Julie Miller had eight of 13 spikes :While Jennl Couch was seven of ;5even in serves. · •: The Little Marauderettes won the ~serve tilt with a 13·15, 15-9, 15-5 :COmeback win over the Trimble )eserve. ·: Cindy Riffle scored the first . seven Qplnts In the first game, added four ft\pre In the second game; and jiwltlnued With six points in the final Fame. ·' ::Rhonda Zirkle added four points ifrthe second game and six more in the final. Shannon Hlndy, who ·wUI 'Oe moved up to varsity level this .week, had six pol-9ts In the final game also. . ... t SJ'EWART - A young, but ball team, coached by Bill Hensler 4nd Ron Clark, boosted its record to t.o by defeating the Federal :hocking Lancers, ~~ .Both clubs b!ittled to a scoreless p rst half, although Southern was stopped Inside the three-yard line ,before the first hall had ended. ~; 'the second hall was an entirely 9itrerent story as Southern exfloded f()r three touchdowns. ~ Pete Roush, an up-and-coming. tfja talent. scored 'on a one yard run tcir' the first score, followed by a Brian Freeman-to-Mickey Tucker . extra point pass lor ail 8-0 score. The next two touchdowns came , on pass plays from the same - "Little" rambled 35 yards on 12BoWillls attempts, while for Freeman was three of eight passing for 47 yards and. two touchdowns. All three receptions were by Tucker. Both offensive and defensive Jines were praised for their efforts. Southern's next reserve conti!Stls Monday, Sept. 17, at 6p.m . against Ravenswood at Racine. SILVEBBJRD. SATEU.ITE S1'STEII8 *Special SEPT. * ' · 8' COMMANDER spun aluminum dish with The Janitl .Receiver 100 dtgrM lNA . SJ69500 ·~., S3795 ' Q. Itaworkerdles,canhlsorlwr Member: The Associated PreSs. Inla nd Dally Press Assoclatl.on and the American Newspaptr Publishers As sociation, National Advertising Representative. Branham New.spaper Sales. 733 Third Avenue. New York. NeW York 10017. PaiTMASI'ER: Send lldclreu chanR'f'S to 'J"ht- Dally senuneJ. 111 Coun St., Po· meroy, Ohio 45'/W. SUBSc:::RIPnON RATES By Canter or MOior Route One Week ......... ... ...... ... .............. $1.10 I One Month ..... .. .......... ... ......... .... $4.80 One Year ...... ...... ......... ........... . $57.20 SINGLE COPY PRICES Dally .. .. ....... , ............. ... ....... 25 Cents Subscribe-rs not desi ring lo pay the car· rler may ~mit In advance direct to The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month L'AEROBIQUE NYLON . $3295 Jdib (Dcllft\IIR•r amtlnuMtobe~~- ~ CONVERSE STARLET 95 NYLON $29 towns where home carrier service Is available. FOOT JOY NYLON $32 95 DiflfiBI'S tor$8fll ,,.,. grou~.a!ldmllkplantstojolninthls action to pass this added rost Cln. Nearly $Zn mllllon In assessITlel)ts was coiJected from dairy farmers In the 4-IIDlth period that ended March 31. The 51kents a Village funds total $538,425 . tO!aled -C(JfiNG SOOft~ "ALL Of M£M 1- "EVIL THAT MER ~ • ' ' ' r I ' I· .. . I ' ' • " • DU£~ ' SALE PIKES GOOD THIU sm. 19, 1914 "If your carlltour ." . ' .. I "''. .. yean old, replaoe the beL anclhaleL No IIWIIIer how ...y OIL FIL $199 · • M69 : MOST bomhasbetoJJ-vitalputolABE, If you bavE' service proble ms call our service desk at 992-2156 befure 6:00 P . M . Monday thru Friday. nDo T-Bofle Sfedk. r-.~~~iiii~ij~ Alljlil:lddlepori VIllage funds as of retirement, norecelpts,nodlsburseAug. 31 totaled $538,425.23, Vlllage · ments, $18,!m 79; sanitary sewer Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck reports. escrow, no receipts, no disburseReceipts, expenditures and dis· rnents, $a6,717.29; fire 1x>use bn· ~~HID. A 19'73 graduprovtment, $103.75, no disbursebui'sements, respectively, of each of ate of $oUt11em lll&h School. IUD the funds making up the total ments, $13,636.27; water lank, no II a member . ol ·lbe Patine receipts , no disbursements, Include: . general, $12,845.65, United Mejl• dial Church. . l16,239.46; $32,146.42;' streetmainte- $1Sl,977.58; water, $10,885.69, nance, $7,747.00, $7,0f9.34, $193.13 $9022.79, $2.:.>4.43; sanitary SE!Wer, Oh. I detictt: HUD, $6),(0}, $75,148.12, $76S7.61. $5006.11, $31,622.91; swim· 10 ry wmner $8622.25; federal revenue sharing, m1ng pool, $1543.85, Ul27.00, no receipts, no disbursements, $3700.12 deficit; cemt'tery, $525.49, ClEVELANDdr !AP~~ $2554.47; street light, no receipts, $1349.02, $3$10.00 deficit; water winning"::~ a~ , dallyy $1712, $5389.63; Sl:ree\ leVy, 110 meter tnlsts, $400, $til, $10,845.35; night In ttery s receipts,, no disbursements, economic development, no receipts, game~ ''~be Number,'' was 2:W. In the "Pick 4.. .game, ptayed sal,486.13: fire equipment, no re- nodlsbursements,$2.Wl. celpts,$1155.18,$.t;l7.17deflclt; fire Receipts for the rmnth ~onday through Friday, the win- truck, no receipts, no disburse- $106,799.64 while disbursements °ue . The directive was Included In a memorandum sent to negotiators today by Albert Scott. Director of NFO's Dairy Department. The effect would be Ill pass 011 to COI1IWIII!rs the cost of the assess· ments mandated by !edeflll dairy · legislation enacted 1n :um. "Effective Immediately, all bar· gainers are to put every effort into raising~ basic pricing formula for all classes of milk to Include the 5lk:ent tax and the 15-cent promotiOn deduction that da!i-y tanners t' Adult Basic EdUcation Is being .offered In several Meigs County ·Ideations. Better· lmown as ABE, the program provides the opportunity for penons with less than a high sc!Jool level of education tobnprove their proficiency In the basic skills of reading, English, mathematics, science and 90Clal'studle$, according to l(ath.Y Manicke, local program COOJdlnator. In addition, providing Instruction tor the foreign No subscriptions by mail permitted In T-Bot~ITwoforsm poorest they have everfinancial been ln.condition "Every effort must be made,"he said. "to pertnanentlypassthesedalrytaxes, and any other taxes that may be added later, on to the marketplace and reduce this financial burden m dalry .f anners." The rneJllOl'Jia!lum said an effort ,will be made to get all dairy f~~;rmers, farmer-owned dairy hlllldred milk tax bepn 011 aU productton marketed lfler lilt December!. Thel5-cen... allmdre1 promotion 8SII!UIIIeftt bepn on aD mllkmarketedafterMay1. . . root~ Ponderosa .· Introduces , priciDgtonnulaforrnlllctocoverthe federal assessments now coUected offered in · Meigs .County basis. Cl't'dlt will be given carrier each Mall Sub8crlptl0111 IMide Olalo 13 Weeks .... ..... ............. ..,.... ..... $14.56 26 Weeks .... .. .. ... ........ .. ........ : .... $29.12 52,Weeks .... .... ............. ....... ...... $58,24 Outside Ohio · 13 Weeks .... : .... .......... .......... .... . Sl5.611 26 Weeks ... ..... .......... .. ... .......... . $31.20 52 Week~ ..... .... ......... ... ........ ..... m9.8D are paying," SCOtt's memorandum said. '"'bbs Ia In addition to all premiums that may have been negotiated.'' Scott loki_ negotiators that dally farmers • nationwide are In the r~;;'~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~nmg~~num~~be~r~w~as~1~~.~-~~;;;;~~~;-~~-5~18~.m~;~~~~b~o~m~=·~am~oo~n~ted~to~~~~~~~-O&~=:~~~~~~~==~·=:::=:::.::-a: Adult classes YOUR ONE STOP AUTO PARTS STORE month. · ABE Is for persons 16 years or older who are not curre~tly enrolled In publk: School and are performing .at a level less than that appropriate . for a high school graduate. Classes are tree. Books and other. Instructional materials are provided free ot charge. ABE Is not limlted by grograpblc school boundaries. EligIble )X!I sons may attend classes when convenient In both time and location. ABE classes are .held In the Cmurumity Action omce, 117 W. Se<.'ond St., Pomeroy, frcrn 10: 15 a .m. to 2: 15 p.m. on Wednesdays and 'Iln!rsdays; evening classes betlln at4: OOp.m. and end at-9p.m. Classes are also held at the Middleport Publlc Ubl'acy from 10:15 a.m. to 2:15p.m. on~ and Tuesdays. Residents Wishing further Intonnatlon may call 9922222 or 667-3700. ., ·~ rook.'' . IMPORT= LIMIT 2 F-ILTERS · MOST $279 $399 • DRAWS 4 AMPS 8 HIGHER LIGHT OUTPUT [up to 200,000 candle powsr.J 8 EASY SWIVEL MOUNT U.S. CARS t MOST IMPOIP'S UMrr2 II ECt•u:y DEIIGNED FOR CJFF.HIGHWlY VEHICLES QT. Limit 12 • HIGHER BULB UFE, 400 HR. AVERAGE • EASILY REPLACEABLE BEAM • AELO TESTED UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS • 80' x 30' A.OOD 8 ADJUSTABLE .12 VOLT 8 50 WATT • EXTRA LARGE 4" x 6" ~~!!! ' WIC~pon i. ~hedule ( .. announ~ T'~=====================!.J l'j o $3995 $4295 be h. AN£a rv...-I'VIII!I_.c...-•"· It IDCIIKIM: lalt narlll!llftlllliiiA thiouall D, Mcmay, Oct. 1; 11111111 2;. 81ock Kill ,.._Ring Kite TlllllngKita ....r'd. ·1 ,, ..,. . ..... '11lf ICbedUie for ~Is In the WlC P*~ to pickup their ron&D" from the Melp County Dllpartmellt of Heeltll has been 'I . . . . E dlroulh M, nlmday, Oct Ulrou&!l 'Iblllldey,Oct. ~. ant! T thiwab Z, •Friday, Get. 5. s. hch . P~SuptlmeonaUoft.he~~lsfrom .. 9to n a.m. and from 110 3 p.m. Coupllll Jnllll be picked up ' I *Wheel Chairs •Crutches •Walkers •Hospital Gowns *Neck Braces •Bath Tub Security Rails •Disposable Incontinent Briefs in Bulk Packaaes -*Orthopedic CReal " aa:ardiDJtodayiiiiJIDedonly and l)ll'tlclllmlta nut 11 nnt lilel'ltlil· cauan cardl.· ThtlR who cannot 11111re ' the IPPOiftled day are to • report on Ott. 1,15 or 22 tram 9 ton a.m.IJIIII from 1103 p.m. . mc1ny more Home Health ha''•· in stet:k. I ~:1• ~.r; 1 ;] ,..._.,...., ALUMINIZED STEEL M Upper Route 7 Aero•• ffom the Airport Galllpoll.. Ohio A0ater Wlmlll renillnlln St. Clllr Medical Ceale', Mlllrt 11, Ky., tcdJ,IurleltJUlferedlnaiiiiM81' ill> k"nt 011 1... then Ill .....,.Jane . Miry Mt:Coofy, 2.\llu.l • •lllfllckli)' by~l""dllt llll& 1111 . . end llllde ~ State . Nice lUI 1'tll:(m!)' ,. .'*'lY llniCkalJritllp! ilbulmlllt at 1: II a.m. 11111' 1111 RliHD ODIUIIIf 'llae, Her...... , caidl MlriiMc.Qaly. wuiiWtld liltS I I ,., b' llljurleiiiUilired Iii ow. the,,tJCC(dent, ,, ·':! RADIATOR SHOP Meip realdenla hurt In Kentueky .eeldenl 378-6158 • children get Social Security lurvl· benefttl? A. 'Monthly Jlll)'lJlellOl carl be made to a dec!I!Qed worker's . qnrnarrjed Children under 18 (or under 19 If .full-time school _ tuden .s . 111. 'Beaefttl contlnl"! ~ that '8ge it 'lllllil)marrted child Is . severely diMhled before 22 and 1101' NEW S'rAW MEMBER J~ HBI, Mlaenvllle, IJ. Jalaed the HIM ltall of Pat D Ferd, IDe., MM• ( od. Bll at 11M S1J1!111t over the ...- 10 ,_.a at Radii! statlrm WMPO IWhel-e he WM ltatlon JNIIUIIet'• A 1011 of Mr. . Pllll MrL Hobert ~ Badne, 101 II manW to tile lomler Brenda 'l'aJ!or aad they have a line JllOIItll ' old - Q.IfieetSoctalSecurttybenetlts, can I also get SSJ? A. It's pCisslble. Some people can receive money from both SSI and Social Security If they are llged, blind, or disabled, have llttle Income, and do not Own much. ContactanySociaiSecurttyoftlcelf you think you m(!et . these , requirements. The Dally Cammodlty Depertment of the National Fanners Organization baa directed Its con~- bargainers to make eYerY etroJt tQ oegotiate a ~ts a llm1red increase in the basic trcm tanners. · disability benefits, and now I've Q. My wife and I both have been referred to a physician for a Medicare. Can we use · the same special elWII!natlon. Since my own · Medicare Card? doctor lllreecly sent In &eVeral A. "fo, You and your wife have medical reports, why do I Deed to separate cards with dlffe""'t clal'll see thli other doctor? Do I have to numbers . You must eaclt use the lillY for this l!XaJD!natlon? · exact name and claim number on A. Usually, a ~on on your your own card. disability clalm can be based on medical !'e(lOl'ts !rom your own Q. Is SSI the same as Social doctor. But · II more medical Security? Information Is needed, you may be A. No. SSI is run by the Social referred to a physician or a clinic or Security Administration, but it Is no other facUlty for a special examina- the same as Social Security. SSI Is a tion or test. "I:he goyernment will program that pays monthly cliecks pay for this additional evidence and to aged, blind, ·or disabled people certain travekoita coiUII!Cted with who do not own much and have Uttle II. . income. \liSPS 115-. . ) A Dlvlsloo or M1111tmedla, lac. It 1 !•N OW" ..•, ' . A. Medicare medical Insurance can help pay for dental care ony If It Involves (1) surgery of the jaw or related structures, (2) setting fractures of the jaw or facial bones, or (3 ) tervlces that would be covered when provided by a doctor. If you need to be hospitalized because ot · the severity of a dental procedure, Medicare can cover your hospital stay even If the dental care Itself Is . not covered by Medicare. Q. I 11-PPIIPd for !10C1a1 Security The Da.Uy Sentinel Published every afternOon, Monday througlJ. Friday, 111 Court St .. y the Ohio Valley Publishing Company/ Multimedia, Inc:, Pomeroy , Ohio m69, h. 992·21:16. Second class postage paid a t Pomeroy. Ohio. on wl¥!ther a and special &llallllnatton or test Is needed. After a decltlon baa been made, you Will be notified by man. AEROBI-TECH c-.alettly installed. .. . lnto1'1118tlon :100 ~ HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS notified Clf a decision on my clabn? A. It llellerally takes two or three months to proceu a cllsablllty claim. The actual time depends largely 011 how long it takes to receive medic~ !'I!PQrtl and other Capt. Crow predicts -~oung Tornadoes win ~nthusiastic Southern reserve foot · How lOIIi will it be before I'm ·GET ·FIT! White Leather Bargainers told to get 65 cent hike : Q. Tbree weeka qo, I applied for · Q. Does Medicare paY, for dental !loetai Security dlaabtllly benel!ta. care? . · . r----------------- r;:::=========::;-1 )larauderettes split ~wo volleyball matches -' ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs' with17games(Ogo-sevenathome and 10 on the road for each. The Royal$ pl8y Oakland, California and Seattle; the Twins play Chicago, Cleveland and Texas. The Daily Senlil41 Page I YOJJr Social Security the score's 0-0, just pitch your chase Grant. Wayne Krenchicki game," Tibbs said. "I ·feel I dealt · greeted reliever Bob Lacey with,an RBI single. with it better this time. 1ll!l Giants struck back In the "The game In San Diego was the . first time I'd worked with that bigot third with Manny Trillo's two-run a lead. I got a llttle too relll!U!d arid double, but Par ker doubled hom e another run In the fourth for hls &'ith laltlt a Httle bit." RBiottheseason. , Tibbs didn't want to sullerthefate The Giants chased Tibbs in the of Giants' starter Mark Grant, 1-3, eighth, sCoring twice on Parker 's who got just one out before being fielding error In right field and on a ' knocked out. The Reds hit him hard In the first. fielder 's choice. But Parker · ·Eric Davis singled, ROlle walked grounded out to drive In another run and Par~ rapped an RBI single. In the bottom of the Inning and Brad Gulden walked to load the reliever 'l'ed Power pitched out of . bases, am! Concepcion doubled just trQuble In the ninth for ills eighth past first basem.an Bob Brenly to save. Gooden sets strikeout mark; KC back in tie in AL West By MIKE CLARK AP Sports Wrler ~ 11, 1'l0 pound Thureday. hptanber 13, 1984 Thuntdly, September 13. 1984 I Concepcion's double triggers 7-4 victorY CINCINNATI (AP ) -Cincinnati Reds soot1stop Dave Concepcion found a moment qf glocy Wednesday In an otherwise glum season. Concepcion doubled home three runs In the first tnhing to trigger 'a flve-1\lll rally th8t sent the Reds to a 74 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The soortstop Is batting just .238 with 49 RBI. statistics that don't satlsty him. He pointed out that Reds player-man<~ger Pete Rose, one of his teanunates on the "Big Red Machine" ofthe 197tB, recently put together four straight three-hit games to help raise his average to Jay WldttDgtoo · '' POINT PLEASANT GALLIPOUS 14t.n- AVI. fa-11U I All '11. 5•30 P11 1704 W1UN AVE. 446·4204 · I All '11. t PM . . " I All '11. 5130 PM 773-5511 I AM 'lll. SilO PM 515 MAIUT. 675-1520 ' I AM. 'Til 5 PM I wv. 2611 JA(KSON AVE. . 675·2731 lAM 'Til7 PM �The Daily Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .• Thursday, September 13, 1984 ( •• • ~ aPt ClASS PHOI'O - 'lbll pldure II about lll).year&-CJ~d. and 8bowa lbedente of lbe Foreal Bull Sdlool In lB3S or IB3t Teacher~ pictured wlih the lliu..... are Mn, Ike Smith and Edw. Y011111, ON 92 FM WIIPO . ;.. <~ • • . '•,. ' ... ·; •' '· •, '. ,,., , . ..... :- . • • -.. . .., .- . · : .. ·. :· ·-. .·.., '· . •. ~ , :. ·• • '- . . ' : • • -_ . • . . ' '! ' I' . . ' j, . '·. ·' ' .'. . ~ ~ ·• . ·-.: .. \ : ' ...'I :· ; ' : : . ' ·- .. ' . ·' . . ..;,• . .. FRIDAY : ..·. . . .· .' . . ·.;'··:.: ~- · . . . ., '. . . · ..;.. - ·~-· :·.-.< ::: ·:_ <..._·_: _: ·' < ,. ' \. ,' ; . -; . .. . -:·· . :. . . ' . . ! ... ,, •, . - .. . . _,. '· . ' .. ,J;lueiare~•tthelllelllnif. iMIII "•norlknltb, Mn. Clln- . .. .. .. . . •. SUNDAY .' ·:. ,_:. . ... ' . .. SUnday at the park. All Rutland flreltlen and lbelr families are Invited to attend. Dlniler wW be senoed at noon. . POMEROY- Deal.'e¥'entsof -James C. lind E1hellnda Moore ·wiJibaYI!an!unlonSwiilllyatthe · ton Fisher, Mn.Jm~e~O'Brien, · SenlorCI\IzlmCenter,Mulbeny end Mill LucWe Smith WU1 be . Helghtlr Pmleroy. 'lbere wW be · OO.teues. · · e llllskt IIJnne!' at 1 p.m. Friends. . of tbe famUy are Invited to · . .· . . ·. Firemen's picnic will be held POMEROY - Return Jonathan Melp Chapter of. the Dauahten· of the American . EeYolutlon wW . lllll!ft at 1:31 F'l'lay at the~ lmi.Jennlfer ~ wW be the 111111!111 , ,;,._ .attend• · POMEROY - The Meigs Genealo8lcal Society wWmeetat 2 p.m., Sunday at the Melp M1181!11m. The public Ia Invited to attend. -~ .' RtfrLAND - A County-wide pr&)W meellng wW be held Sunday at 2 p.m. ilt the Rutland Bible MetOOcjlst C!Nreli. . POMEROY - The Lynch·, R.lgB reunion end allledtamllles wOl meet Sunday at the Old LlclclniCwntylbneParkArea Cll Route 31, near GranvWe. ~1ants d Fran Lynch . and Addlt R.lgB Invite those of Wesley and Charll!s R.lgB and ' Avausta Rl8gs HaiT0p to join them for the n!unlon' Dinner~ 'be at 12: :lJ p.m. School picnic of Mount . Uplon · POMEROY ~-Hori1ec!xnlng wW be held at the Mt. Hennon Baptist Church, SUnday at Lake United · Brelliren In Christ Snowden, Albany, with dinner at 12: :l) p.m.; I!'Yflllng aer:1ces' to be bel!i the park. . POMEROY - First meeting of fall by thli Meigs County Genealogy Society, 2 p.m. Sunday at Melp Museum; open to all interested persons. at ..•. ~ .. #• ' ..••' • ~, ., The Rutland ~···~-speaker~ clal music · wUl be by an Lalll!llder end - talent. . local 'ChurCh Happenings . •. ' •• c ... .. ,• RUI'LAND - The descendants of James and Bertha Cremeans wW hold a family reunion saturday at the Forest Acres Park on the New Uma Road near Rutland. A baslret dlhner wUl be served at 12: :l) · p.m. All relatives and lrlends d the farrtliY are Invited to attenq, , • ,,•• ;' ..•~,. .,~ Club meeting • ,. . ,.• . Former band members sought· Eastern High School Band Dlrec· · enough Instruments such as drums and tubas: Interested persons are I'IIIII'Chlng baud alumni,who would asked to I.'OOlPiete the acampanybe lnlerellted In tinning an alumni lng surVey fonn and return It to baud to petfonn at the school's WUhebn, Eastern High SchOOl, annual ltonteamlng on Oct. 12. :HIOO SR 7, Reedsville, Ohio 45m. BecauseoftheU!Irertalntyofhavlng' tor James Wllbelrlt Is sreklng · EASTERN ALUMNI BAND SURVEY . . .Name ............................... :................................. ~ •• ~ ............. . . . (HAINS • BRACELETS • EARRINGS • CHARMS Tri Color Gold - Whitt Gold EXTRA SPECIAl BUY/I 16 '' Serpentlnl Cltain ......................................... S31.H 18" lope Acld·A·Itad Chain ....., ..............,.,,_, S24;H · 7mm Gold lead ••••••••••••~......................,,j,,.............. SJ.49 ' ~ t • • , 1 I .4mm Pearl Earrinfis ..! ...............................~......... S12.99 Aadreae .................................................................. !.~ .......... ... City .................................................... Stale ....... :............... . Gradualion Year ...............,...............- ......... ~ .................... . ' . . Middleport Book Store •• · Middleport, 011. St. lnl!ltrument. Played ••••••: ...............................- ................... ·- lti.vival set for Sunday ALBANY -'ThellllliiiiiiSun- • . beglnat7::lJp.m.eachevenlngwith day school picnic of the Mount tbe Rev. Percy Pringle I.Uiductlng. Union Baptlat Church wm be . • TherewUlbespeclalslnglngnlghtJy beld Sunday at i.ala! Soowden In and everyone Is welcome to at1md. Albuty, D1Dne!- wUlbeSI!I'VI!d at l2: 31 p.m. Evening services WID Your .. Extr• Touch" be held at the park rather than at the churcli. • Fellowshp xp~ting BRADFORD -Men's FeUOw- ~ "' 7mm Gold lall Earring •••• ~............ ~ •••,................ $~ 7.99 . ' • throug11Sepll!mberl9.Serviceswlll POMEROY - The Friendly ShlpofthMelgsCountyCiwrchei Nelibbor's Club wW meet Wed- r1. Christ wOl meet at Bradford neilday at the bume r1. Lu Church of Clu1st Monday at 7::lJ Shenelleld. p.m. I " '•' Junlorclasessopentothepubllcare "Rendezvous with Autumn Trainlag". suggesting a sport; and "Rendezvous with Learning, Little Red School Hoose", featuring red. Judglng wUl be at 1 p.m. by Mrs. Joe Bolin, an accredited judge. The show will be open for public vtewtngon Saturdaytromlto6p.rn. end on Sunday from lfo 4 p.m. A revival will be held at the Rock Springs United MethodiSt Oturch beginning Sunday and contlnuln& · · Church 'p1011C Cremeans reunion "1;.... ' Church Smday. Sunday sciKlol wWbeglnat9::lJa.m.tollowedby IIIOI'IIIng worship at 10: :lJ a:m. end a pol)uck dinner In the · fellowslllp hall at noon. Alternoon servtres wUl.begln af 1: :lJ p.m. with the~. Menzll Smith, . RUI'LAND - The Rutland Garden Club will stage a taU flOwer slx!w Saturday and SUnday at the Rutland United Methodist Church. "Autumn Ren· deivws" WID be the theme . Members of other garden clubs are Invited to enter the Invitational clasaes. "Rendezvous with .Au· llunn's Treasures" a still Ute, and "Rendezvous with the Moon", a · modem. ''anything goes'! class. ·~ . . . ALBANY - Annual Sunday 14 K GOLD SALE Flower show' scheduled this weekend at Rutland catendar • ; . ,. . •• ' >: ......· ' . .. ' . .. " PopUarTableSize :· 19 .,_SA1923W $ 46995 ? Floriot Sinco 1967 ~ FLORIST PH~ / 4-H ..d Scanning 992-2644 362 E: Main. 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S2542NK I ' II .,,' . �• The 13, 1984 Saatiuel ~;Family ·:LArkins reunions held thP. evening folJQwed by homemade lcecream. , Representing four geJ~eratlons of lawn of Dorsel and Phyllis Lark)ns, SpEncers were Dwight Spencer, his · Long Bottom, Sunday. l¥Jn. Russell, his grancklaughter, • ~ Gifts were given to each of the Regina Cooper, and his ·great;C)llldren and ~peclalprlzes we~~t tn .. grandchildren, Greg, Brian and :{Jim Preston, Penny Preston, Mat~ , Michelle Cooper; and Dwight :~ew Rhodes, and Anna Sallsbucy. SpEncer,daughter,LolsEbersbach. ·:· , Attending were. VIrgil and Wlbna , his granddaughter, Barbara Pore., •Wamsley, Cheshire; Betty Louden, and great-grancklaughter, Jessica · j'>1el~ Loudell , Matthew Rhodes, Pore. ,: Shannon Loudin, Cheshire; Shirley Four generations of the LUe :11a ll~bury , Adam, Aaron, Mlke and famlly were represented by Edna :10m and Wesley Lark!m, Galllpo- Life, daughter, Juaruta Spencer, ; ~; Kenny and Tawnya Larkins, granddaughter, Regina Cooper and .l:;ong BBottom; Paul and R.Qsem- great-grandchildren, Greg, MIllry Wam~ley , Little Hocking; Jim chelleandBrlanCooper. . ~d Nancy ·Preston, Chris and Thooe attending were DWight ; P.enny Preston, Cheshire; Winston Spencer, Russell and Juanita ;~d Cindy Saunders, Brian and Spencer, Willard and Lo~ Eb;!rsb. ~ Jutie Galllpolls; DlckandCharlotte, ach, Becky Ebersbach, Brian ;.R itchie Wamsley, Racine. and Hatch, Mike andBarbaraPoreand ,~lara Robinson, Letart Jessjca, Mark and Brenda Prolfltt, RussellandTeresaStrahler,Debble ' Spencer, Tina Spencer, Gilbert and ; : The ninth annual Cremeans Mary Lou Spencer and Jalmee, ;'r('uriion was held Sunday al the Sharon Harhman, Craig Hartman, :forked Run Sta te Park. . George and OorlsMuth, Nathan and ; ; Leonard Cremeans was elected Sl!eila Amold, Nathan Arnold Jr.• · pres ident; Joann Calaway, Jason Arnold, Mike and Regina <SJ!Cretary-treasurer. Gl!IS were Cooper, Greg, Mlchelle and Brian, ~ented to Elmer and Hazel Edna -Walker, Jack and Ella .Shutts, the oldest, a familY history Stolllngs, ~and Linda Lute, !qm ;llbok, Darrell Mercer, the youngest Lute,KevlnLute,andEdnaLife. ~y, and Melinda · Judson, the ~youngest gtrl. David Cremeans won - ~e door prJze, a homemade The first reunion of the Might ~v..atchwork quilt made by Joann family was held recently at the We~ " !away. Next year' s reunion will home of Mr . and Mrs. ·Oarence ~ held at ~ Hickory Lakes Might and son, DaVId. ~ ampgtound at TulJpers Plains. Attending besides the Might ~ : DarU!y Cremeans of Reedsville !arnlly were Mr. and Mrs. Robert ; gave the blessing. Johnson, Robert Jr. and James, t;AttendlngwereElmerandHazel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Metheny, T~titts., Paul and Ottle Shutts, Jeremy arid Matt, Mr. and Mrs. ' Belpre; Ben and Catherine ere- Rick Metheny, Patricia, Eric and . ~!heans, Wayne Cremeans and Ricky, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Johnl~renda ,Walls, Shade; Cecil ere- son, Mrs. Peggy Yost, Dawn, Marte ~means, Gene and Linda Cremeans, and Dnnle, Mr: and Mrs. Henry ~Vincent; Barbara McGrath, Guys- Doerfer and Trlshla, Mr. and Mrs. ~V,Ille; John and Carolyn Chapman, Clifford Might, Mr. ·and Mrs. tKim and John, Albany; Bill and · Angela McDaniel and Randy, ' Myrtle Mercer, Lutrlncy and Dar- Bryan Colwell and Ricky Yost. The rell, Cutler; Gllbe<! and Connie group enjoyed a cookout and games Qlxon, Benjl, Barney, Angle, . during the afternoon. ~Athens; All!:~! Coe, Cheryl, Ml: chelle, Mike and Frank, Bobby and The Laing 'and Mary Halliday ; Joann Calaway, Robbie and Jero- reunion was held recently at Forest •l'(lee, Guy and Annie CalaWY and Acres Park. ; Brenda, Dan and Barb Cremeans A basket dinner was served at ; and Jenny, and Joe Cremeans. noon. New officers elected were ~ jJeedsvlle. . 1..:.. Lee and Linda Shutts, Angle, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, pres....,.t; ~Chari and 01 C Bobby Mrs. Grace Furbee, vice president; _., ty a remans, Mrs. Anna Hallday, secretary; and • Epling, Everett imd Edith Ward, Mrs. SQ,aron Joyce Jewell, treas:: t.eonard and Anna Cremeans, urer. "Elster Metheney had the CRobert and Linda Boggs, Sam and blessing he!ore the dinner. A cllrd ~ Opal Cremeans, Rusty Cremeans, ~ "Kisty ·Sauters, Jarold and Violet wasslgned!orC.W.Perrywholsill. '" ''' Recognlzed were Mrs. Marvel l::.ambert, Theresa and Christy, Mutchler, the oldest and Gideon ' Coolville; DavldandSueCrerneans, Fisher, the youngest, with Mrs. ; Mike 311d Rick, Jim and Bonnie Joseph Kahn ·or LaSalle Mich . ,. Cremeans, Bill and Ruby Backus, having traveled the riuthest. The ~ Robert and Laura Jordan,. Mitch Ill!.'ireunlonwillbeheldatfhesame ~ and Tammy JudS()n and Melinda , ~ Evle and Linda Wafd, Carrie, placeonthefoorthSundayo!July. ~ Melissa and Sarah, Shawn ·ereAttending were Paulille Atkins, 1Ruttand; Edith Kalm, Lilsalle, I' means, Little Hocking; and Lyn Mich.; Louise Thompson Woltz, ~ Dalton, Reedsville. · Hope White, Elster and Eloise ~" Spencer Metheney, Wellston; RaYmoooand · Grace Furtbee, Racine; Alan Halll• : Four generations of Spencers day, Anna Halllday, Ivan Halliday, were among those who gathered at Dexter; Nora Jordan, Middleport; : \he home of Russell and Juanita Arnold and Gladys Fisher, Wendell ~ -:Spencer, WeSt Shade Road, Pomeand Kathleen Fisher and .Paula, · ~ roy, .ror a picnic commemorating Warren and Jane Ann Fisher aqd ~o family birthdays. Gideon, Sabina; Laing and Helen ; Dwight Spencer celebrated his Strong, Eileen Carler and Rhonda 82nd birthday and his granddaugh· Lynn, Gallipolis; MaJVel Mutchler, ., ter, Reglfia Cooper, celebrated her Athens; Randall and Eileen Cline, ~. 35th. Forty family members and Bllly and Michael, Wilrnlngton: :, fi'iends were seJVed a potluck Keith Mutchler, Columbus; Eric •; dinner. The honorees were pres- Furbee and Douglas, Aaron, Brent, 'e nted gifts and cards. The group Hammondsville; and Robert and , :e njoyed music and singing during Sharon J!'Well and Cheryl LYnn. f. . Pomeroy. ' . . ' ' . ' ' s..-nber ~3. 1984 -••;n.UI'Idlv. . •211" 01egone1 •• o•-u.. 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Guttera · lo D011t1 PIJIIIIIt Dowrtapoutl Outten Cleaned Painting Storm Ooo,. 8t V'flndow1 Gal!ii~OJis! Public Notice Public Notice EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 11184-1 the \llllogo of Rutloncl, followrr: . An Ordlnormo to ~ llttlng on - - or Wlllo or ......, ........ . . _ . o f 11- -•= or ~onVIIoge ond -~ ;M1y. it .ordolnod by the Coundl of Public Notice M Sec I THAT 11 shall b'e unla'Nful for any 1-Jerson. with· out wntten permtSSIOn of the two .PREUMIN.tnY WINNERS - Miss MWlliiiChu• seCts, Margaret O'Brien, left, and · Miss Tel<88, Tamara Hext, are shown bacbtage at the Miss America PJl8eanl In Ailantle City late WedJWqy after winning lbe ftist preUmlnary COOipetltloa at the Miss America Pageant. (API amphoW). hundred dollars and •mpn- soned n.9t more than t en days ol both lor the f• rst offense. F-or owner or lessee. to sl! upon any of the grounds. re.tam1ng wal ls. bndges •ns•de vtllage. or lean ag a1ns~ the bulld1ng of any sue~"\ owner: .or 1011e r or tresp ass on the vrllage {)! Rutland property lates thiS ordinance shall be QUilty of 1i mtsden'leanc;:~r of the fou0h (4th) degree as d~j.ned I J • · ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (API The victory by Miss O'Brien, of Being deaf In her left ear was no Weymoutlj, Mass., came on her 26th 'Problem for Miss Massachusetts, birthday. t.largaretMarieO'Brlen, wliowona prellrnlnary talent competltlon by "This Is the greatest birthday singing a medley about men at the present in the world," said Miss Miss America Pageant. O'Brien, wbo wore a fire engine red And Miss Texas, Tamara Hext, sequined sheath slit to the thigh and proved true to her state pageant accented with ostrtch feathers as director's assessment that she "has she sang ''The Man That Got allthepartslt takes towln" when she Away," "The Man I Love" and "My .captured a preliminary swimsuit Man" before a crowd of 9,(XX) at ·competition In a shimmering white Convention Hall. . outfit: "I had my lucky charm on," she A third of the 51 contestants said afterward. The silver sand compeled In each of thrre catego- dollar she attached to her underries Wednesday In the first night of wear belonged to a first runner-up preliminaries,' which continue W.: and a second runner-up In previous night and Friday. The results of the pageants. A number of last-minute changes evening gown competition are kept secret to leave some suspense in the had to be made on the Miss America selection of the 10 flruiUsts who will slage to accommodate Miss vie for the tltle or l'<HssAmerlca 1!R) O'Brten's deafness, which deve. on saturday. loped when shewasabout5although doctors are unsure of the cause. She said the mix of music coming from the mon\tors onstage made It difficult for her to hear her accompaniment. Miss Hext, 21, of Fort Worth, Texas, Is a hazel-eyed brunette who stands 5-foot-6%, and weighs 114 "dud,• Fridor, Sept. 14 · 12 -n to V 12 noon. HOUDAY INN Gallipolis, Oh. , For ,,..,,...,. (all W9men's Vote '84 will bold an open meeting Sunday, 3to4p.m., at ·t,.he Lasalle Restaurant In Middleport Is to launch a drive for voter reglstatlon for the 1984 elections, according to Sue Malson, Meigs · County Coordinator for Women's Vole '84. The meeting will feature training :Councllmen Bob Beegle and Scott Wolfe were authorized lo prepare a community development block grant application when Racine VIllage CouncU met In regular session Monday night. ~ The grant Will request funds for the purchase or a rescue equlpmenl truck to replace the 1956 model now in use. The vehicle Is needed to transport the jawsofllrerescuetools recently acquired. The appUcatlon ~as ODE! rued with the Meigs County funmlsskJDers for the block grant funds since the Racine Fire Department serves Letart, Lebanon and ... I Woodbuming Ct~~t~plllle Gunor Wortr ComPlete Remodeling Roofing of ol Typeio . W9;kecl In home •re• HEAT YOUR · ENTIRE HOUSE 20 Yllrl SAVE I "Froo Elllmat•" . EUGENE LONG MONEY Ph. (614) 843-5425 9/1312mo. d. SS99. YOUNG'S Marshal AHred Lyons reported 10 arrests, ~ calls, 12 complaints and one accident Investigated lnAygust. Fire Cblcl Robert Jolmson reported that the ·brtcll, for facing the fire station has arrived. Council.recessed until 7 p.m . on Monday, Oct. 1. Curb Inflation .P ay Cash for C·l aulfleds and ' Admissions-LEona Karr, Ra· cine: Margaret Eichinger, Syra· cuse; . Donald Eblln, Pomeroy; Kenneth Cremeans, Coolville; Keith Pickens, Syracvuse. Discharged-Opal Kloes, William Wise, Leotta Cooper. Emergency squads .answer eight calls. Eight calls were answered by Jpcal units Wednesday and Thurs. day momlng, the Meigs County Emergency Medical SeiVIces reports. At 12: 52 p.m., Pomeroy went to the Pomeroy Elementary School for Steve Martin, to VeteransMernortal Hospital; Syracuse at 3:52 p.m. went to the buby home to check a lire threet; Middleport at 4: c.l p.m. took Tim Imboden to Veterans MEII'Kll'lal and at 10:42 p.m . took Jessica Gray from North Second Ave. to Veterans Memorial; 'nlppersPialnsatll:49p.m. wentto ~tor cutrord Rockhold, to Veterans MMIOrlal Hospital; Pauaoy at 12: ot ·a.m. took Cedi Jeuldna from E. ll.laln St., to Veterans Memorial and at 2 a.m., CllffonJ· ROckhold was taken from Veterans Memorial to St. Joseph H!)Spltal In Parkersburg; Tuppt!rs · Plains at 7: ill a.m., went to 'l'u(lpl!rs Plains for WUIIam Grueser, . no transporta tlon required. Pomeroy, Ohio Plan public dinner Partly cloudy tonight. Low In the mld.ffi!l. Winds becoming weeterly to northwesterly 10.~ mph. Mqstly cloudy Friday. High in the mid·'101. Chance of rain pen."etlt IOnlght and There wiJl bE! a publlc dinner Friday evening at the Meigs County Friday. Senior Citizens Center, Ptmeroy, Emtded FOII'8Cali from 4 to 6: ll p.m. and the dinner ~tlorauPMonder. wW be followed by round andaquare Flllr w tlw tllroqb lbe pedod. danclpg from 7 to 10 p.!fl. Music will. Jll&hlllllbe m111 111e 1ow .., be by the Strlngduslers. 1.-.llllhe rid •to the low . . •eo DOOIS ............ 1149.95 IUMI'I!RS .......... 169.95 'C). . ................ I42.50 R. SUI'I'OIIT ....... 184.95 . TAIL GATI ......... •85.00 FORD fENDI!R .... 169.95 IUMI'I!R ............ 169.95 Aho Some Cor Fondort Avollablo HJ.tfl ~ I I l . I I I BOGGS SALES & SERVICE Sertice ,1.------ -, : '' L---------~~~ : DITCH WITCH SERVICE ·.! •LAND CLEARED eSEI'nC SYSTEMS . eGRAYEL HAULED Bonded & ln•ured 20. -_ 21. __" _....._ 22. _ _...:,__ _ 5.==== 23. _ _ _ __ ' 4. - - - - - - - - - 24. -_ --_ -:!!. _ _ _- PH. 742·2328 7, _ _ _ __ 3·5-ttc 26. - - - - - - - - ··====~== •----- 10. 'II. - - - - - - -... 29. _ _ _ __ 30. _ _ _ __ r. · llldo!1 ............. 1......... •18 liowy 1 -===== ===::::::: 34.------ j:z. 1). _ _ _ __ 1~, _..,;.__ __..; 31. _ _ _ __ Mall This Cou1 11-14 ~ Tr. 32. _ _ _ __ ~~:.~~! ~~: 173·7t Fonl Tr. IIJ.I4 Fonl Tr. Fr=w.................... 110 •or,, ,................~...... II wHII ....Ittll. . n•lllfll Tr. TIIIO.IIy 1111111111 : THURS. EVE. 8-8 : PT. PLEASANT OFFICE ; 3305 JACISOJ AVE. 'SIALL AIIIIAl HOURS L Frldl' 1 p.ll.·l -p.m. ~ ) 10 &11.·11:30 &m. IA..EMIIIAI. AtiD SUIIGUY IY APPOIIITIEIT ·~· 614-143-5191 ' SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 773-5839 or 773-5788 8/13/1 Work Compl- Remodeling · Roofing of •I Typea Worked In home 20yuno 'I .. I "W• lent'" l•H" ... •W- oDithwrrahonr •Rofrlgor-o •Dryers •FsleZart .Ph. (614) 843-5425 PARTS and SERVICE H -1k . ~ 11].111111 . "'"Ill LANGSVILLE ·. r. Flll4eri ........................ It 71-12 Cllmlto Cer ,...... .................... 11·14 ltcoii-CVII! &41 ,..... .......................... lllltot·ltar1Htt2 dr. II 4 *· ....................... 75 c.;:::_ .111111 . . . ....,.....lUI• 7NI Clloallo ...................;.·;J•L, ~:t:...: lllttlt ..... 75 __ ·W_.IA ...&I._Y'S A_!IO PAm 9-13-lln 'i GROCERY & GARAGE Ope• 7:00-7:00 Qaily Major & MiiiOf' Mechanical Work Fill ,.,,.u, I,.., Check Anti·Ft'INe, Blltl, HOMI, Plug1 Prices · SbrUI S!495 PH. 742-9070 9·4-1 110. 2 I Ft nlovlngm-yof - lefrtilml!or 30, 1881 Uvee With utln memo; y, .Sho And will for•vermore. lo ly n 1 nd lrt hu8Mnd. Eller. oh"ldron, ...,dolillrlnn, o11 ~ .... . "-· --~-to o1 of.,. frleoNII a ·- nolghlooro for the · -durloog food. praflro tho of Neve IOOihe. A _ . . . T 1Ploino ..._...to the lthrldae Home, l ........ ocyFunerol Squid. ond - .._ lip. DO!urld .........Y ••· our .. _.,... wll , . _ bl forgot- · L - IOOihe femlly. == ' I· I .I -· ~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~:t' I 1--------- """* . IWEEPER - LISA M.' KOCH, M.S. Licensed Cllttlcal AlldiOIOiilt (114) 446·7619 or (614) 992-$601 417 Second AYinut, lox U13 GIIJipOIIa, Ohio 45631 "h _.. - · ••M.. -n-coro. lite_. ...........,, F--~-~;~2~;;~ c-- e.. =· •a•· 1- - - - - - - - - .. o- -·oom "Complete Chimney Cleanlllll · · "CMIIftld Chimney Aellnlf111 • RIPIIir ,"l......,nolld and lftiUNCI ,, ...., T'hu....,.. -,~4~4~1~~~-~~~~~~ ' ·Ill ~~cUe , Cioit1ttlf a 1 -· -•••11. 1==:::::=::::::::::= 446-2062 j Mw1ng ..,... chlrw - " · ou........ l'lolr up delivery, D1vlo Vocuum c--.--mhup G - - C - Rd. Coli 114-446·0214. . Care · 1 out- Irii=~~;i~;=== Chimney : \ . s- In .Memorlein J - - . w11o . . . - -or Why Walt Till Winter to Remember You Were Goina To Call Us? : ·, .. -.;;;;;"M;;;;;;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;dtlb . St. II. 160 North . Oalltpolla, Ohte 1111/Hn -n. 8"-· 985-:i561 .AI Makes EUGENE LONG . 7/9/2 mo. _ SERVIa 8/13/Hn •. nato- -•oc• ..,.....,..._ · FREE HEARING TESTS WEPIIESDAYS Collputtriztd HUrl• Aid Selection Dapendlble H11rl111 Aid Service mo.' U.-SAVE AUTO RENTAL :'::::.'r.:'o _,...,11y. KEN'S APPUANCE Ct~~t~pittr Guttw · J0-6·11C FOR Vinyl & Aluminum 8120/1 mo. • ' s p.ll.·$ p.ll. loMiy .fuos-, UO p.IJ.·I p.m. ~tdlltidiJ 3 p.tw.-5 p.m. Thurldlr 3 p.ll.-5 p.m. 304-675-2441 . ;i..... 111 Ca1rtlt• . · Pom• or, 011. 417" 10 . , .............................. $1 _;.._ ___ IKillt, 011. 992·7121 FREE ESTIMATES . . . . . . . n.: r:::. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... 110 31. _ _ _ __ 35. _ 16. 15. I GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES OPEN I;ACH EXCAVATING 11.------19,------- 3. _ _ _ __ ··~.---- 'TOWN & COUNlRY VET£RINARY ·CLINIC IIIIIDDLEPORT ',. P- - TROMM 17. - - - . , - - - or P&S BUILDINGS fi92~56B2 . "F-E1111-" ;PAULE; SRocltEY, D.V.I. I :J-Ih ( IForRent :) 12'116' Sizes from 6'16' Up ,. to 24'x3&' lnsul1ted Doc Houses .Also Transmission PH. Fro• UTILITY BUILDINGS OtiMNI'fSW. ~------------~ · Aulholilztd ~Jolin Dttre, New Hollind, lulll No& F1rm EquipiMnt . Ileal• Farm Equipment !IW( I For Sale I IAi'IIIIIUtiCIIIt Sim St1rt AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR.. . · OIL UNEI I t -11-tft & ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Rt. 124,Po-or Ohio 'WATER. GAl. ' JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Middleport tup-- 8/10/1 mo. Roger Hysell GARAGE CONT~ACTING 'OOZER · IACKHOE 'RECt.AMAnOif WORK "F"' Estilllltn" · . IRatlllltiOI Avelllblt Middleport, Ohio Parts H l llr J&F .. I U. S. RT. 50 EAST · GUYSVILLE, OHIO . •• , 'OIL FtllLD SERVICES : 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE . 'CONCRETE ,WOIIK . 'CUSTOM IUILT HOMES 992-2198 Phon•~--------------- No Sunday Calls ll·l·tft 2201. Main,,_..,., PH. 992-6931 PAT. HILL FORO AddNIU.~------------· 50 Rirerview Dr. Middleport, Oh. 992-6128 . OfiMNIY KING SERVIa We can repair and r.ecore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We aIso repair Gas Tanks. Narn•~------~----~------ 2------ ; PH. 992- 7~3 or 992·22B2 1/1 RADIATOR ' timates, 949-2801 or at: HOODS ............ •174.95 ' OSP cites. driver Jollawing accident wlll IIIW HOIIIS-hltnsivt • Rtmodtttn1 lnsu111~ WOrt ~"1'\:r: Blqs. R9ofln11f:rk AiulliiUII I Vinrt SidiiiS 1& Vuno l;xpirience GREG ROUSH r----~---; 1.-~!"'!'!~.....~"'!"".., ,· , resuns. MoniiV nat,. ..._. · MIDDLEPORT ' . PLASTic; ARTS t;lob a. JNn Gilmore 949-286P 9-4-1 mo. _..-Ill c:rr•th·ft~ 1~ Our , SP"'"Iolt~· c.n for free sidinees· ROUSH CONSTRUCTION .... w Chovy Truct..... . FINDI!R ............. 176.95 .. ....P.omero;;········- type.....,_.1,..... ---------1 WHALErs AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 work Savell I . BISSELL "Beeutlful, Cu•tom Built Garage•" LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND . •·TOP. SOIL-FILL DIRT ' •TROPHIES •PLAQUES *AWARDS • • • !Froo Ettlmoteal 992·6215 or 992-7314 8/14/1 mo. SIDING CO. 843·5424 .. or . 742·2225 . 8r Aluminum SIDING Vinyl or . 74~2167 u.v-. ---..!.'- - - - - DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI • 992-3410 . - PlUmbing and eltctrh:al V. C. YOUNG Ill . Coli F0t F - Eatlmete ' .''' -thor. 11 BACKHOE DUIP TIUCII CDICI£1£ WOIIC TRENCHEI SEPTIC TANK COAL &UIESTOIIE CHESTER-985-3307 . - Roofing ancl gun" woJk - A Syracuse man was cited by the Gallla·Meigs post of the state highway palmi for DWI and no Friday funeral set operators license following a twoFuneral seiVIces for Nadine car accident on Ohio 124 Neubauer, 61, fanner resident who Wednesday. The patrol said Keith F. Pickens, . died Tuesday in New Jersey, will be · 28, was eastbound on 124 when he held at 3 p.m. Friday al the Ewing attempted a left tum. Lawrence Funeral Home with Mr. Mark Hottner, 63, Syracuse, was also Sewers otflclatlng. Burial be in the Bradford Cemetery. Friends eastbound according to thepatnil, at may call at the fUneral bome!rom 7 reportedly lrled to pass Pickens as · he was tumlng. Plckenswasclledas to 9 this evening. a result of the 5: 50 p.m. accldenl, which caused moderate damage to Dance set Friday both vehicles. Asquare dance wm be held at the Long Rottom Conununily Building Weather forecast from8to 11: llp.m. friday. _, - Concr... work Happenings around M~igs County... Veteraris Memorial I FINa & SUPPLY - Addons Md remocletina awn·-.,-...- .,Y mall wllh lhls . coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when yau get •Write your • ACCENT CARPENTER SERVICE .. h>tmlx. · .Vinyl & Aluminum ' excess gravel from the streets. The street committee reported that the chip and seal work that was done to some of the streets was tO seal the cracks and preserve the pavement until such ttJ:ne as the village Is financially able to secure • I. l. "Bud" lleGHEE · Broker-Auction Service SUPERIOR SIDING CO •. DIRECTIONS: 6 miles below G1ili· for volunteers In how to register Commtlrce, Is belping tQ organlzl! polis on Rt. 7, cross Reccoon Bridge, voters and a dlscusslonof~ues that. the program. tum right end follow .sig~s. directly concern women In the Individuals who would ·uke to upcoming election. Plans for asslst- participate In helping others regis· !IAU DDCisn IIOlDS FOI .SO DAIS ing In getting outto vote will also be ter and vote are 1urged by the CIPIII111l DIK . made. corrunlttee to attend the meeting. Dr. YvoMe Scally, psychologist, . For more Information or to 1. --·-·-·---...,...,...o~, _____,...,,_""· local businesswoman and president volunteer, call Sue Malson at of the Middleport Chamber or 992-:nl!l or 667·6455. Racine, all which have low· moderate Income famUies. Council approved the rates and amounts determined by the county budget commission and sent a letter of appreciation to Meigs County Engineer Phillip Roberts for work done In chipping and sealing the streetS. A letler of appreciation was sent also to Dick Wamsley for backhoe work he did on Pearl St. Street Conunlssloner Glenn Rizer reported that hebopestohaulgravel to a new section of John;s Road next' week and be wUI also have GR workers starting on sweeping o Business Services 311-9045 or 985-4210 Voter registration · drive meeting set . J Oleontlc YMd .... CMrry It, In Vinton. Frl.·llt.. lopt. 8t Vicinity 14 • 111. e-7 A........... Mootly whlto kitten with lotoyolttlng In my home. ·-·-···················· ······ trunk, bonlee. ......,..h toola. ahol loft, - - · R-...... ovollel>lo. Coli yellow 111'11 - · toM. Col picture fromo, oduho • 441·4178. . .8-03110 . . Sept. 12·1 4. Knick knocko. children clothing 1M ....._ table. Ftlr· hondmado ~oby crodlo, clothoa. S "'-a. I ...... old, II'IY Would Nu to do bobyolnlng view Ev...,.on Rd. Ouorter many more itema • • wlolt81trip. Coli 11 4-2111· In my homo. Col 1114· 21111· mile out of lvergr•n. 1310. . 11017. Porterbrooke Subdlvialon. Vord Sole 3rd. troller loft Folrflolcl Cont-ry Rd. Fri. llleck mole~ lrllh lltUr. ~ llbytlnlng In my ho-. when turning oft Rt. 311 8 :30·4 :00. Chlldnlno clolAibrador Aetrieu• Exp. & rot. Call448-1118. Rt. 1188-Rodnoy. Clothoa, thing, dropea • m!>fo. children. Cell 441· 2338. · . ....:.:-----·lc- collector giHMI,Iota mloc. 1--.::.-...:..-'----Woter wollo, drilled • - · 1183 Toyota 18.1100. wood Yord Sole Frldoy llpt. 14, Yiced. Froe elllmotoo. Coli lor Nle. Thura.·Sot. 9·11. TholhOUNonthorlght . ~r.": :. glvl ll!llloy. c.,. 1 1 Help Wentlld 11'4-992-11001 or 114-742on Lincoln Plu. ••• bod. 3147. Yord Solo Fri., ·Sot. Fuml· boby clothoo, chllolron ~OUND: A """II blegloturo, ell llzo ctothol, Iota of clothol. a It, truclc top, type mole otog; block , Marrl ~ Mac Homamalceu WIH bobyoll In my homo. thlo ond thot. 2127 Cho · compound bow • lewn - n . - -. A-11 •m •·tra Income. We nMd Flotrock aroo. 304·171· thorn Avo. mo_.. Round A monthl old, IGirlel>e>dy' a aev-el repru ntlitiv" In 2741. cholro, 2 rockoro • choir. pot. Collll92· 7714. Thuro.. Fri. • Sit. 9 ·11. thlo - 1 Porty pion oxp. 1 pkq. Glftt, homo d• Work wonted, c oro_,for ol· Clothing, furniture. mloc. 40 Big Yord Solo 14. 11• 11. -·No lnvutmont. Cor & dorly poroona, 1-~• pro· Noll Avo. on Rt. 7 II tontha ofo mi.. , _ noc. c.. friO 1·800- . • _~orrec~~_·_304-_~·-7_11-_48_ao_._ from Rt. 2t 8 on left. 1113·11077. Aha -lng r · Thuno .. Fri. • Sot. 2 Foml· l- - - - - - - - illteolr l.obro- Rot,._. to .......114·441-3043 1111. loby • edult clothing, glvl-oy. 7monthocld, hlo email crochetH itema. EnoI Ill ,Ill '' I " I ohota. CoM 941-3038. VInton Rd. Morgan C-er. MODELl AM 11111 Including children Hlllf 1 - l,oggecl B-lo Sot.. Sept. 11. SAM-7 1 II .,.. oeo 1 . For cotolog Pupplet, 3 femole end 1 houoe Rodnoy-Cor' Rd . 21 . Bualne11 ....... 304· 82·2780. . WNattll. cr.tta. uniform • 8t Vicinity ,.Iewing In Colu,.ua tho Opportunity turftttur8, bOC*t. mite. weo(r. of Sept. 23. F0t an ' . ' -~· ·····-- ~ -·················· 4 ld1tono to good home• apPOint-t oeu 412-8111· 304-1711-7430. 9192. I mi. out218ofiRI. 7 . Sept. Yord nleln Rutlond, H•ppy I NOTICE I 13· 111. 10·5. Gormonlc F 7 !lid pu....... 304· 111 AVON mou 41%. Call THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· pelnto, curtolno, dlaheo, Hollow Rood. lith hOUN 171·4218. UIHING CO. nacom...,do mloc. Everything choop. ovor brldQI, Sept. 1 2th ond 411• 3311 , thot you do buolnoao with Alto couch. coffetr toble • 13th . 111e: lern yord- lllck yorda s-.torlol ~.....n. 1 -·I J11!1111e you know, ond NOT ond toble. Coli 114-2111· 1-Le-reo_y_ord..-..-.-M-Ioc-.hot-m-o· ..--- -..- "' ·. --money through tho yerd. Community ef· -lenco l>••lwrred. Appl- moll untl you hove lnvntl- 1711. .Low prlcoo. Wod-.·lot .. felr. looorol femlllu. Lob of cont muot · dernono1nu • .,..,_ 701 Cherry St .. Vinton, Oh. 9:00-? 4 1 2 Spring Avo .. Miry "'-ldto - .:eo~tecl-_t_ _.....:v:....·- - r1 'd ooe. I mllel Mek of , _ " ' llllllty to toU - ·10 UYing<oom oulto, other fur· __ Po_·m_,._•0_Y_·---:----:-:-~ and type It lent Own your own Jun 1 - C o l u - o r 3 - o f l WPM . Ful berwftta. lind ~-•-~·--A-...., ......... ~· =~· Frldoy, 9 :00·4:00. 348 Unlind Hll ot Rd . I 40401n core or~----r.CMdron'a Store. Notion· ......,, pump ond filter. Roln coin St . In Middleport. Witch for lig!ta. Sept. 14· •-me·to o• of the Gollpollo Daly Trlb- ally odvortlood brondo. ,....... · wo,.,.n'a clothing, omell to 111th. l·? . une. 121 3rd. Ave .. GoUipo· t14,100incluclnlnvontory, conceto. Fri. • Sot. extr• Iorge; kld'a clothu. HI. oh 41131 . f1Jl114roo, training end much Fri . . • Sot. 1-1, Sun. 1·1. more. Col nowll Mr. Toto 411LorlotDr. Most clothing :;:~n~ 704-274-5916.' 8 lolt end Found . . 21 centa. Holr dryer. oddlng dinette MI. poto • of •ic:lc lldy. Own .Y'f' own. Jeen·· mochlne, pena. olectric ,.nge. 5_811_3_._ _ _ _ _ _-' . Sporta-r. LodluA-1, ware, dlthet, homem11cle LOST Blonrlo Cockor Spo- C bi-~~ · · - crolto. ~~. - Notlonol• oloo otore. nlol In Ev-.oou ..... I W-... : 30 hr· Appoint• Lorge ' -.u Clerk·S-.v for fclund ~ J o•-~~ pliooe coli •. _ • te · - .._...... bron.n,: r - . CL'..... Loo, .,...... 1 . en WIWih Ia1I - · ,_,.,,,,. lawl. VendwubiiL lzocl. EJ- Sept. 14 & 111, 9·4. Rt. li88 In Rodney. Bookcuo bod. for the rneiltdy In a~-•- C - ~·~ <Ocker, clothing ollolon,lota LOST T - Golllpofla. C - - · · prlt, ... _... IOml . . . _ . Vicinity of llcenoo high ochool llrglo V - . Evon PI- of mloc. ~ .,~ dl lo I d oone, Clolbomo. Mo-. Avo. 11-..... . _ . P me ,.,.u re • e•pe- Only. Orgonlcoly Grown, Yord Sole 67 Mldlaon Fri. & Yord 1118 Fridoy ond lllturhMrt modi< tlool. Clll446· " - In o lrurnon H ltht 700 0 th 441 4301 - n g - - In tho'fllld of •• ••• ere. Sot. 8·? Color TV. boby cloy, directly bo!llnd Como< 8041 or • . devolopmontal dllll>llltlea t7,100 to t24.800. lnvetl· dothn, 15.. anow tiN. Bar on Spring Ave. ·C k pro'-r"" . . -. 1 ~ L---. tory, lirfe,., . training. fixLOST llock oc ·•·poo - - r - with -• turoo, grond o..--· -•·g, otc . 8 Flmll\t Go,.eo Sale Sept . ~I • -~ •--~ covor with white under.., n . .._, Con 15 doya. Mr. 14 & 16 · lfrl. & Sot.1 ~ In Gollpollo Fony, WV. Col lottorooRol>lnEW.P.O.Box Loughlin (1121818-11111. 8:30·11:00. 416 Lariat D.rivo ·- -·····--·--···· ··· · ··· · ··· ~171·41131. 804. JocUon, Oh 411840. Pt Pleaunt ecroaa from fairground• a~ Dltldilno for appllcontt: 11Donnlo'. Lea_t houae on left LOST:MinloturoBchnouzor. 17-84. B.C.I . It on equol 8t Vicif!ity 22 Mo111y oldo ot end of reed. Boby ' - colored. M-m owort~mlty employer. dothoo, cl!ildrono boya 9 . - · o)l-· to enao, of 1m-Ita opening for pert girla. mena. woment winter Jodi. Klnpbury on Yard ulo, 401 24th It; thlftat, toya, dllh11, Avoh, HOME LOANS FIXED Thurodoy. Col 892·14511. time ....,..In lnpetl!ll unit of 1ocot Mentel Heolth RATE I 8olow m - ro-. jowerly, alttlng choir & 1011 Thur10nd Fri. 8:00 til 3:301 l.otl\, otll mloolng. mole, Contor. Muot Ire , . . . . _ Fixetl conventional F.HA· of mllli:. ltoma. Coli 4411· Vord folt. booka, gloM, VA . Leader Mo.rtgage .. 3172. clothing. round Olk toblo. Frl vllld lnlarmoOhio · - Alhlmo, collect 114-512...... lome tonmoot1y on ....... con•. -For ,_., 3011 . Gigontic Moving 11•1• Sep· ond Sot, B:OOtHI4:00,1001 ~:r. Tolor, big type lion, contoct Juenlto Atho. · . LMt- Aug 14th Peroonnol Admlnlatretor, 1~:;:::::;=;=;:::::;:== tomlror 15· 11. 10-11. Ap- 22nd ltroot, P<Mnt I'IIINnt. plllnCII, toolo. clothol, floh· In I m1o · REWARO. Woodlonol CentlrL Inc .. 1I 1111 Soturdoy 9 • lluoh 304-1711-4101. 412 Ylnmn Plro, Ga.., olio. Profhlione lng · Rtln 0. ahino. M-wbrookDrlvof. 117 Hilda Dr., FolrvlOh 41131 phono 1114-441· Services Aucrtod ltoma. Subchlolon. 1100 W-nd c-erw. Inc. Ia on - • affttmedw .a1on empla , ... Plano ondeoR.,..,. . . _ Tunlrig _ Muaic .. 441- 31 Homea for Sale 32 Plitt.- . nurllng tld poll- 0117. Twentieth y..r of - - - - - - - - Sale ilon ovolloble. Flulbllty' of - " " ' -.leo. Lono Do· • houra. nlo!o. 114-742-2911 . 3 Ired.- brick homo. 1'h S - Auetlon Sorvice. Apply It lwnlc Hila Nu,. 1-...:..-~----- both. tuM -mont, 2 cor 1or91 lot. CoH 114· For Mle oo rent unfurnlalwrt P8t Slwidan Auction 11 r. lng Cont•. Mpn.·Frl .. lAM Exper-.-lnF_a_ to UNoon . E.O.E. 992-1133• . College Rd .. 10•10. 3 bdr .. trtllor. coli 114-381·1114. • ouctlon. Crill 114-192Syrocuoo, Ohio. ln.i.natkm people naadad 4310. for ~~ dHier of E-~ Fully fumlahod • lot or:! ..,... ·-•• Two-otorv. flniohod boN· Eollern Avo. Coli 411-. Auction wory frldoy night at Control oyll-. HVAC 0t 31 Homas for Sale mont, 3 bodrooma. fernllv 2320 tlw Hertford Comtnunlty oloctrlcol-e:'f:' helpful. Coli - - - - - - - - - room. flroploco, dining I--·------:Center. Truoldoeda of new 1·IOO-I84- 3411 ut. 31. "Tiw• -ooma. cont,.lelr, room, 2'h botho. "'"" kit· 19118 2 bdr 121110 unclorPin11 -2.,.0_9_ ·___ nlng, everything aooo; -lllndlte Wiry Con 111 nnenla of new •- uMd· '-1 Notional Com· vlnyl - • - · corpet (.::ch=-.::::~304:.::...:~8~1-2_ ..........., for•it'oprothroughout; _ . - - · ch 1' 14,000 dr boil ofler. c... duct lno. HVAC- Electrl· -~m.a yr old 3 HOiz• room Hosp ron •on 114-218-1813. .~ c o - .Richerd lleynoldo, ,... miles from olwrrya - - col Controcton or s811 Auotlor-. Col 304-271grill, · Rt. 110. No down poyment. O r g - o . Coli 1·100· many • • -· Col 441"2513 c.n 304-176-7746·or 1711· 30118. · Lllvlng Stlta, ow- mun 241 ·03111 .... 23. til I :OOPM...... I :OOPM. 2183. 1111 bloutlful 3 -room ... 114-2411-1818. 1 For.,...... next 1111 coH Emrmr I IIIIo M - , _ or homo. FamHy room 11M W, ouctlon-. lice8 room a, · 2 .tun both a, bondad Wilt. Vlrglr\lot local •ualneoa covering 91\% -m•ble loon on 13 approx-tOiy 1 ..,. behind 20ft. of wlndowi for peotorol v-. flnlohld -~ old brick ronclo otylo ·ond Ohio, 4211177. Molgo Co. pluo ........ yr. houoo . . _ _ on 2.9 Junior High School. groon· gerege. fireplace, larege~ million. M - lilvo - · 304-17i-3934 of- porch, 50ft. dock, woodti; o..lor'• ~ouctlon Mt. Alto ••.,....._, ...., _ . . ..,. 1CN1 of lond. 3 IR . . _ prlvocy,, no• Royol Oek -rdo to t40,000. CoM Jock DR, n1co ·kitchoft, ' - tor 4 :30. Auction"-· collectotl14-112·11111or utllty 100m. Flropl- In Pork. reduced to t88.too. 8 llpt 13. 1 PM. Public Opt living room. t493 mo. pay· By owner. Arbuckle. 8 ~ porcont ..aumobillty. Coli .• IUOtioro Wiry lit nlglit II 7 ~~ · ;;;;;--;;;;;;;;-.:;;;;. mont. t3,7110 clown. Lo- rooma. 3 bedrooma, 1 VJ 1114-992-11420. PM -·ag•J••• ceted ,..., Contorvlle. 379- bMtla. utHily room. ~ acre ~ D--~ ·--~ · - - - i o n ; -..1982. 2 bedroom, 14XI8, e•pwa•• • Qui reel 1 ·to 2 2103 after e p . m . plua . 304-468·1800. carpetft. cUrtain•. r· · nul deya. 9 Wented To Buy YNro minimum . • 11\ atory in Moaon, 4 otor ond roneo. wUhllt end• frping required. sliving. dining dryer apoco. kltchon witt) · --------~ rnJme to P.O . Box 881, 28x42 11171 oq.lt.l - bldrooma. ond kltchon. Mttlng Iota of col>lnot IJIICO, boy room Wo troY- fDr Ohio 4117119 . ond oubfloor com· pleted. loctrted on 1 ocro room. bath end full biiM· windows, tome furniture. Jim Mink Chov.·Okle Inc. lnllollltlon people noodod pliralot, quletcountry.olect· ment. Total elec. on extra Moko oflwr. Coli 992· 51113. .••• . 0... Jfor local - · of E - ric to hou... Rur.. watw Iorge lot. MIIY bo - n 3872 ortyti..,., bolide Lu Corrt 19119 CodiDIC Troll-' for -~---------:-7 Control Syot_,a , HVAC or ovoileblo. t10.000 Coli Out. 1104 2nd St. tale . 2 bedrooma : Rill Ellote. 418· WIMman oloctrlcol oxp. helpful. 1 • t11i00.00 . Calf1·814·843. 31143. wioated to b u y - coal • I00-114-3341ext. 31 . By owner 3 bedroom•. 1 11.1 5394. ••• • . ....... 3rd • . i W•o ture, ...,.... 111 . · oncl' Cont-toro, Nlco 2 bedroom ho- on botho. living room, dining Olivo St.. GlllipoUa, Oh. to· Iorge lot - r Colege Com· room, recreation room In 1981 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1!<!. a1 d - n fDr lt'o rrro· pua ot 608 Coltogo Avo .. Rio b o - 1. new 24x24 eor- both. totol eloc. control olr, W ed 1ru I G,.nde, Oh. Shown by Clot• downtown . rilicrowave. dllhwather, ont ofter to 1: Y •· Contrac:toroor-Orgonl· duct Nne. HYAC • olactrlco . · Coli oppolntmont only . CaM 114· Shown by appointment. 11ova. ,.frlg. underpinning, 304· 171-4104. redwood porch. 304·17.5304-4H-1118. zotions. 1·100-241-0361 182-7424. Pricod to 1111. 8049. . oxt 23. . For ule or rent wtth option 1983 Schuhz llmitod odi· 71 ·tliru 77 Movork:l with to lruy. 3 bdr. hou11. nlco Coii441-U71. tion. 1·4x70 with 7x11 ex-. ~ kitchen. raneo. dl-1, full Wonted- Junk outoa •ni W _ _. pendo, 3 bedroom, 11h '.,"" baaament. garage wllh 32 Mobile Homes _.,._. Coli 814·318entav baths. all elec, central eir. oloctrlc · · lorcod olr for Sale 1103. fireplace . e•tre lnau ..tion; eo• furnoco. Good '-don, built In ateroo. 304-41181100 block on riverfront. Calli pold fDr Ieney iron or Cullomora for tho Calico Rent U?e. pluo t2DD. 1694. Cupl>oord. Rt. 11D.Portllt. dopollt. No poto. Coli NEW AND USED MOBILE I- - - - - - - - - . Iron - .' 91110 up for cortoln Moltlo Co. Houra : 10-IPM. Mon.-Sot. 448-11,71 or 448·2573 . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 1970 Windaor 12•66, 2 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, bldrooma, 1 both, wit!! joo,., Old time cup- Coiiii14· 3BB·9008. board. coli 1-304-882· down on woterfront 4 MI. WEST, GAL'LIPOLIS. Hotrth Blow Wood Burner. r- trimming ond romovol. ' tiOO 27H homo. I mllea from town. RT 31. PHONE 814-441· 304· 896-3802 F- Htlmotn. Col 912· ow.,.. finance. Coli 114· 7274. . COMPlm HOUSEHOLDS 1040 or 149-2129. 258-1218: Troller, lot. comm . gerogo 33 Farms for Sale FURNITURE. lode. Iron. wood. c• p' a1rdl. cf\llita. 3 bdr. houae Golllpolla lor nle In Eureka. Coli - - - - - - - cheeto, booketo, dlahea, 212 acre form on Parker Run' School Dlotrlct. t11.900. 114-256·6140. Coli 4411·3117. Rd. Mull 1111. Moved to. .....................d ltlol ollvor. Wrlto- M . D. 1877 mobile home14x703 Arizon1. Tenna n.gotlab...· Milar, Rt.2, P-oy, Ohio ~ bd r . ho UN, pool , AC , bdr.. nlca carpet• .w•lk·ln Mlnerol rlghta included. Wil~ ,. 46718 or col 114·982- Room • bolltd • leundry. llroplocea. Pt. Pleonnt. Mle clooet. CA. oxc . cond., carry on 1 land contra~t . Call R_,.ble In l"omeroy. Coli or nant. Coli 15711· 11104. neo. ctoon. C•n bo moved or loft 742-2862 . 114-992-11022 or 9811on nice country lOt 1 •ere. mull ool homo nowl Coli 114·3.8 8·97157, Woll lnaulotod. flropleco. 1.,:.___-.:._____ -.. ....... .ra........ ll.llng luylng ......, Bold. llormwlnjlowo. Mldd'-"· 81' Skyline 14x70, 3 bod· 35 Lots 8r Acreage •• · oil cur· 17 ......,. TGIIoolno. prlceo.Iorge l!d. lurCoiiii14·H2·11941 . room. dolux oppllonceo. oil ltett ............ 2nd. Aw. electric. cath«<rel ceilings, 3 hou... with on- bay wln-.gorden tub. Lot for aole In MercorvHie; 3: :;::·· •n. Oh. 114-112u- 21 lncli conoolo oolor eoro... eutometlc only •14,410. 81' Rockford trail• hoollup1. elec~rlc. "'"' TV, t100.00. 11117 Volt• opener, woodlrurnor. olr 14•70 3 -room, HI both, r•l water. aeptlc tan"~ , U.OOO . Coli 114· 251·. ~ ocre lo!t. hind pt,W!)od flooro. dOiu• ep· volta, - with 1811 ccndlt-. ·' , 12 t100.00. controct 10% Int-. Bule· plloncoo; only t12,950. 811' 1151S. wood coffetr table. vth lid. t42.000. Coli lkylno 14xl0 2 -rooma, 448-2e24. garden tub. deluxe oppllon· Building lot .Ntlghborhood' tJO.OO. Coli 742·22S7. -------:-:-'" · lc· gee. fuml-. only Rd. 115x 15D. ti,OOO . Coli _ , -2L~. . n , t11 ,460. Geno'o Mobile 448· 3141 oltor 7PM . B yro. old,3.~~rm femlly , _ with wood H-locoted 2 rnllea from on R--.llridgeotlunc- 1 .14 oc. lovol lot witb · bu S ........ .., .._ 8 =· ~with dOCi.ed of 1-77 • Rt. 2. Coli beeement, elec. • weler. ..., - • I n mv home. Rt. pond. City woter In Roclno. 304-273-11135. Fr11 dollv- Locoted in Groen Twp. Coif 4411· 3041. . I North, 304· 8711-11112. CoH 114-141-2141. ory A Ht· up. ••.-with AM CONSTRUCTION •GIISO. R!fRIGU~TOI Wo Hove A Full Tl,.,. · Shop Tochnldon on Duty ····--oatiipofil ........ •••yalttl"8 II! ...., homo In Rio o....-. Hove 1111· • rot. C.l MYt~me. 246-IH2. . Cafl 742-3195 Or 992-5875 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Now Aoceptln pounds. ·~ " c.l44t-:n71 . Residtntill •ZUITH •MVA.IA 191 13. ltc M'GK£ E •• ~~~~~~~~·:acl••• ~n'Yt- ·. · .. Phon,, 742-~171 Soturdar, S•pt. 15 She said she was glad she could prove correct Texas pageant dlrec· torB.DonMagness,wbosaldbefore she left for thls seaside resort that "there may not be J!. better body in the U.S." "He's a very sweet inan. I appreciate his compliments. I bet he Is glad he said It," saJd :Miss Hext,' clasping her swimsuit trophy. All of the wcmen had private Interviews Tuesday with tbe panel of elghljudges, buttheresultsofthat competition also are not revealed. *SPUD QUEE. IAU.DRY I AVON 2• HR. eLITZ ,. ·" CL~SSIFIED ~DS Ditcover How Avon Can Hllpll Preliminary winners chosen for Miss America Pageant IN FORCE ON THE E,o\AL!Eg'f• DATE PERMITIED BY LAW , ~ Would Mu ·to pollll ,,.• ., roote. Cdll14·2!11 · 11121 . ...... pup. To good ho..,.. & Commercial DH. 45631 1B Wentlld .t o Do ~ 1 ~~on~erco~~~e~~~~te. tem8~e For 111 rour wirin1 nttcls: luriiiCts repair •service and inltlllltion. 104 . WE ARE VC)UR SALES AIIO SERVICE HEADQUARTERS fOR Passed lhos 6th day ol Sop].~ 1984 •• Attest. Deborah J . G1lmore, ,. .;: Clerk •. ' · Mayor John MilloC the seco('ld offe nse under th1s o rd1nance. within one year.. the person shall be {1ned not more than two hundred htrt dQIIars an'd impnsoned not more than th frty days or both. Sec. Ill. THIS ORDINANCE - •••• SHAL~ TAKE EFFECT AND a·~ by the OhJO ·R.ev•sed Code and shall be ftned not more than Sec. II. THAT whoever v•O· -W.OULD.YOU LIKETO GO TO NEW YORK77 Public Notice 4 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE BLACkSTON NEW CAR & nu~n LEASING 94~2969-949-2263 8·10·1 mo. The Daily Ohio Ul mo. Phoal 44&-20&2 ,, •. ,. �.. •• ... ... ..- • ...... ,. -~· ~ 2-The Daily Sentinel ... ..- • • -n '· . .. ~ .• 13, 1984 Ohio 14 Mlec. Merchendl11 81 "' 1t oeittt ~ "' ........ 304-137· You build '-t· It"''"kit.willU.411, Z4a41 N - - fw bull-. llo!ountoln lm• · llock. Rt. ltone. 44 For 1-·wotorfront homo, 1300 mo., ref. roqulred, I mllol from town. Coil 114218· 121 •. Apertm!lnt for Rent· JACKSON ESTATES APART·MENTS (Equal Hou'olng Opportunity! hoi one end-two bedraoma. rent otortlng ot 1183 for one bedroom and I 198 per month for two bedroom. with 1200 c14!pcoit locoted noor Foodlond and Spring Volley Plaza. pool end TV Unfurnlohld hou•. 3 bdr.. otovo. ref. Rodney VHiogoll, 1276 mo. Coli 448-4418 ohor8 PM . I rmo. ·• both, city ochool dlltriet. Rof. roquir-.1. Coil 448-0874 ohor 1. Int. Call 446-2746 or leave menage. I room houoo with beth. Coli Nicely furniohed mobile ; 11 4·2411-1588. homo in city. CA. 1 or 2 ldulll only, no polO. Coli :r3 bdr: houH • BO eCrea. 441-0338 . ;- Eurolco. Coll878·1104. Furnished efficiency e146 i! Newly polmod II rm. 2 bdr. utitti• paid, tingle. where 1 ·home. Quiet ltrMt excellent bath. 807 2nd. Avo .. Golli· llof. · • dop- polls. Coli 448-4418 after Coll . Richard 8PM . 8:00. '/-- - - - - - - - - 1 Furnished opt.. 2 roomo a. , 4 bdr. homo, fullbooemont, both, clean. no poto. ldulto ,.:fireplace, central air, heat only Depoait • ref•ence ;•pump. 11 miles f . - city. required. Coli 614-448 11119. ,;Gollio Co. 8oh. dlot. Rof. • (•clop. required. Coli 814,·288-1929 or 441·32112. Modem 1 bdr. opt. quiet '. locotion botwun Golllpalio : Largo 4 bdr .. 2 both houl8. a. holzor. No poll, oocurlty O:AC. ger .• ·bumt. Near down· depooil. Coli 441·201!1. ;•town PCMMroy, 13110 mo. ,ptuo dopoolt. Coli 441· Downtown, 1 bdr., fur· ;:0188. nlohld apt.. corpolld. AC, UOO pluo utHitloo. ldulto (:2 houooo for rent onci bar for only. Coll446-1788. ~ •ule or leeM with option tO · ~ uy . 304,878·6720 . Fore ronn bdr . • kitchen, •;...._ nlcoly furnlohld. wont mid· :;sate or Nnt. 9 rooms, ,dl~~ged lody. 1126 mo. utllitieo poi(j, Coli 441· 1414. 1321.00. 304-171-2888 IOftor 6 PM. . Fumiohed offlcloncy. 11811 mo .. . utilities pd. 920 4th 2 · bodrccm houoo, Middle· Avo.. GoHipollo. Coli 446· llort ANa. wolklng dlotonco 4418 oftor 9 'PM . · ~ ao achoolo end oh-lng . area. If interested call 304- 1-bdr. oeccnd floor. fur· · 882·3722. nlohld kitchen, front porch ____ ~ ~ !':!!.-:! ~~~~~·o-:it~;:t ~~~~~~~~~c ~l185, both recently romo· bedroom newly deled. Close tO downtown. ~doled, •2211 .00 •100 domoge dopoalt. 102 2 42 Mobile Hpmes · for Rent Pet• for Sale HI LLC R E1 T K1 NNE Ll loordlna on-.. Hlalldl Indoor-outdoor focllltl••· AKC D...........,n pupploo: Stud 8orvlol. Coli 814-448· 7791. J·u.. Toylor Grocmln;., Call -• • 1~,~ ·317-7220. · LAYNE'S FURNITURE Uold Ginnyllnd otylo bod Sofa. choir, rocllor, otto· lllrY good cond.. bumper mon, 3tobloa, (extra hoovy), poda. l!clrt. • ohMto. 1711. e881i. Sofo. choir and love- ,_c_o_n_e_1_4_·3_8_1_·1_8_1~1--_ _ --~ Kon-..o.. ._......... ,..,. Pro~ ..1 . lilt, 82711. Sof11 end cholra ' ' AM-breed ~Ina. priced from 12811. to 88911. . in. color pcrtoble TV with -·door ~-·rdi;'l f• · TobiiO, . .o end up 10 u 21. remote. 84 model. Coil -· t;llltlto. Engiilh ~or PI• Hldo·e·bodo.l390. end up 441-3131 . to 16110., 10f1 'bldo 1141, ~F-uo_l_o_ll~h-.-.- ,- - - -, -b-oot lliol puppiN. Colll14·318· 11 18 1 0 g710. Roclinoro. ' 216 · to U?l.. offor. Colll14-"18-8124. Lampo from 828. to 1121. .. Drogonwt"' C•ttorv Konpc. dl nonu from I 109 .. to Roli · I·WIY ~.d •ali, ~ A~ c~435. 1 pc. 1189 end up. u - •· " .....,. P' • Wood table with oix chllro wooden lo....er.cl cofldooro liamoll ldttlno. 1286 to 1746. Dllk , •110 820. Coll441-2791 ohor I. CFA Himlioyon end Porlion " . kltllna. CoU 114·441·3844 • 22 up to ... Hutchll. 1510. Fol Vord Core Mulching, . IOftar 8. . Bunk bod complete with monre'""· 1276. end up to fortlllzlng, Nmlng, - l n g 1396. Boby bedo, 1110.. • tronaplonting . Alao for 3 yr. old filly choltnut. Mattrea1n 1 or box springs, Mia: cow menure • top soil. gentle but nOt broken. C•ll Contoct Bruco. D•vloon. oftor I. 414·21il·ln9 . f uII or twl " • • 18 '• 'I rm. • 18 · · 814·211-1427. end •78. Q,..en ..... 1196. 2 B":tlo pu~. 4 moo. old. 4 dr. choots. 142. 5 dr. s C-'1 • 4-38 841 choota, •&4. lid fromoo. ofo a. choir, oxc. cond., • u , 11. 120.ond 121.. 10 gun . Gun •150. Coll441-1107. z~ yr. old Shottond Shoop Clbinoll, 1360.' Gao or etootric rongll 1371. llby LC.' Smith double benet 20 dog. llog .. flrriolll, opoyded. monr-1 , 1211 a. ·~1 . bod go- (clonic) . 11100. Ap. Coil 11 4-388·881 1. fromoo uo, $211. • 130. achi compor 1400 or wll king fromo •110. Good-·· _..,. trldo. Bobyoit for AKC D...........,n pupa •ilo. tlon of bedroom - o . ll)font In my homo. Do CIH 441-7781. rocken. metal coblnoto, typing. Col 441-1831. I :--.,--------hlodbolrdo 138 • up to Bobby moe cor -t. 126. 186 · ................. Coli 814-;!51·1307. · orongo-oprlcot, 1100.00. U11d Furniture .. dryers, and ·lc- C.,tl 112-3233 or liZ· TV's. 3 miles out Bulovllle Country . Crofto O.k pro- 8143. Open tom to lpm, Mon . ducll, doolor of ootid oak thru Fri .. 9om to llpm. Set. reproduction fumlture. Con· 2 bMglo dotil, I mole end 1 114-441-0322 • klo'o, Tu-• Plolno. Ohio. flmoloi lor ulo. 1 Jllir old . Aloo open Sundayl. 140.00 ooc" · with dog· GOOO USED APPLIANCES Worm mornlnft ' halitor. ·~lcI. ~~;.fir oftorii;OOp.m., • Wollhero, dryon, rofrlgoro. tors. rongoo. Skoggo Ap. outo-monuol, 111,100 I piioncoo, U - Rlwr Rd. A-1 . condlton. 1210. 1b Eriglloll l!lt lui, I ~tt: =~~;;B~reot Motll. ;·.f.'~ ~= for oole. Coli 112·7 . AIIC lhotl- lhMp Doi1 County Appllonce. .Inc. Double koybolrd, full foot pup ,_._Collet. 11blll· G - ulld opplioncoo end podol Hommoncl orgon white. Shcto, eye TV 11ts. Open BAM to 8 PM. lllrgo opoakor. _ . ... for _.,., 304·411·10S8. Mon thru Sot. 441-1 ltl. church or homo. 1100. C. 127 3rd. Avo. Gliiipollo. Hoeflich . Coli '114·192· AKC roglot- mlriloture 112~2 . Sch-.- puppleo.. 304OH . ' '...... 81111-38111. In- = ~-'::'~ ~~~Kcp:.::r.: 1--------4 2 . . .. -rc:r.-• -•1111. 1-;;::=:;;::::;:::;::== Why poy more Trldo Center Furniture Outlot, Konougo, Ohio. Open 9-7 PM . . 81 Farm Equipment ~ ·" · 1 o< 2 men . No city llxes. · Foltoro Troller Pork. Coil 441-110Z. ' Mobile homo Upper Rivor Rd. CoH 441-1109 or 441· 0608. fuN f 11 2 bod Y urn. ' 1 utilitlllroom pold IXCipt for oliO. Convenient locotlon. Coli 448·8111. 1 2x80 excellent condition, ..tulto only, 1 below Euroko, ,.,.,.,••, .• dop. ·1~mo. CoH 814-1143·2144 or 4114· 843· 291 11. JOhn D•re 31 2 ,.;,. - n 2 11 ' - - " "· Coil 11 4·218.'11618. cho-. Choln o.iwo . ohorpenod, A. · -• - •m• guoren· __ _. -Y -·~· ... _ 11 f , . _ o r - ••M'PI" ' 11' lldero Equipment , 304· "711 7421 1--------u ' 13 · · U.veetock endur~~nce pro. V•rllnu ...... boy filly, buutlful l!'gyptlon' typo hied and-· lona otrlight log. W•nUng Chootnut colt, 4whltoot-lng•blllzo. full brother to · - flly. Phc· too end podl- ovliloblo poet, upon requ••· 81111 renJal and otud III'VIol. R•J Arobl- ..... '--· w. v... 304·4118· 1082. Grein fed -zor - · Reg· iltonld ll••ford ....... Law,.,_ lurdoll. Coil I 1 4· 246·1111. . Chorclola bull colvoa be· , _ II • I moo. old. Coli 441-4410. 8oddlo horoH for .. .... 30411711-211~ . 72 14x70,- 3 'bdr.. portlv fUr· nloh-.1. -w•tor• ~· 1271 mo. pluo dopollt. Coil 2 441 2111 448 · 8 04 or · · · Mobile Homo • lot for rent. Coll448-1012. Two bdr. -bile homo. compl.toly furnl•- on Bob Mc<:ormlcll lid. Call 4481811. 2 bdr moblll homo. Coli . 441-0390. Arebl.,.., 4 yoor ahootnut mare. _ . - . to ric!o.. 1912Toyota Trucll. 7ft. bod W - pfooouro. contot or w / motchlng compor top AM/FM - t u. 11.1100. ·- prcopoct. Yw· Coli rllng·biiCII-boy filly. boiU11· 448·3731, Ilk for fill EIIYPIIIIn·typo h•d Charlie. logo. oolt, four 1 978 Dotoun PU 4 opd .. Waanllna white otocldngo and bl-. rodlo, topper, 12 , 191. Jolln'o Auto 88101, Bulovlllo fuH to - · filly. PhcrtcM•nd padlgr-.av ..a· Rd, Coli 4411-4782. ......,,- (o':J..::',:tf' upon--- J: •ooo 1918 GMC; llrloo. Z ton "ump trucll heavy duty trollr hitch, I 1 ,100. Coli 448·1173. 1--------- 1---------:- ..ictwP lb. Sport-. Mobile home fora rent odults. ref. a. no poll. Coli For rent SIMplng Roome .and light houR kMplng 114-317-7743. Pickono uold furniture. 304· 876-8483 or 875-1480. room1. Parte. Central Hotel. . 82" round dlnlngrccmtoble Coli 114·4411·0766. Fully furnlahod. 2 bdr .• ldulto.cinly. Coll448-4110. Fumlo- 2 -.oom trenor goo • woter paid, 1210 mo., • 100 "-""· Coil 441'· 1883. Furnio- mobilo homo. 3 bedroom. woohorond dryer. No polo. Coli 948· 22113. 2 bedroom. furniahed, woohlr end dryer, olr condl· tlon. 1171.00 pluo utHitloo ond depollt. No poto. C,all 182·7"78. 2 bedroomfumlohod. Abcwo Kow-1 lhop In P........., on E. Melli lit. Coli 814892·7314 or 112-IZ111. with matching cholro, Phil· llpplno mohogony . 304, 1711-1211. Electric dryer, •1 1.00. worko. 304·871-13211. Offlco opoco for rent. Coli 448-71172 or 441-1980. Troller IPICI on private lot. County wotor. 2 mi. from Kygor CrMk High School. Hood roforonoo. •41 pluo utllitill. Coli 441-3710 or 814·317·0307. . ~ ........, EJECT MAINLY OPPOSE Whlrtyou -lind"" ..............._ - IN " THE CLASIAOOM" When safe Is dangerou• ' Motore for Sale 1 873 lt1111roft loot Chtef· ton Men I.V 21 fl. cobln ..........d1t17Titan31ft. Peril M - Compor. loth 1~ con<ltlon. Coil 1· 111-3910 I P.M . · or ______ Plumbing ~ -) I .... Robon Wll9de VI . U.J . Puckett. 1 , fii0"*' -1" (J) MOVIE: 'WII .......,. (J) • <II ~ ·. --- ..... ."' ::.... W CINIII Little lblu ••• (H) ..._. Pludewu eo.. (PIIEIIIEJIE) . (J) (JI Meanum P .I . .A e end inllgihimlol ... be 5hortoak; with Higginla Or. vilitl Higginl Holl•• "*'·' w-.. fll f80 .;;:.;• • Heating C)- - L,.... - .._end Jel· toke • loak 'Bollro' end ' A of Silonw.' -<· .... ' frey CARTER's PLUMBINd :· AND HEATING . Cor. Founh and Pine • • . . .QoiiiJI!IIIa. C)hlo , Phona 81 4-448-3911' or 1114-441·44" r cijnt think of a!1¢hing inUrestino JIM'S PLUM81NQ. HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 31111, OIIH· . polle. Col 114-.387-0878 ~ It eMOVIE: 'LcMir Are tho . ~· 1:30 • Ill Femlr n..-. ....t tape with thlloctI gir1 l'irn out oa volldic:IUiiall of ........ 1111 ..w. IBl to 5a1,1 to m~Jself! end -· ""her main clwf Wolfvw'll Puck pnt- ...... Frooh Santo - 1R1 ICiolld c.p.. • Shrimp. -reel. 1:00 tic:IAecll ewwa-.s.m ... CNIIv plots wid -~i • -end-••t= 83 • EXCIVIIting .... hi' I going to. 1111 ()) MOVIE: 'IMt ....... Good·1 ExciYotlng, ba"• niento, footora, drl-oyo, IIPtlo tlnko, lond-ptng, Coli onytlmo 114-4484837, Jom11 L. Oovloon. Jt. • Out' (I) 700Ciub Cll T,. Rank llc!dng men- · Do- Work by 1M Honllli: '' Dllolla.......... I'Oidl, ..... .. ctaerlng. lie. C l l -'C:; ~ . . . . . 441-1112. ' ,' .. Mw tufl IBl "Sargoent Cribb invei19M" a tnyatel.,._ dNth in which • whole vi4111 (60 min.l [ao-1 c.;u.oedl 9 :30 • (I) W Night Cowt An old 111111 dllitning thM t. is Oouo ......,_Judge Stone tt.lllflwtoon he beginl 1 iiWig - yono 'o Chriotmlo gifto from Cribb.' Sorg logo·- •-minU. Pootoro. eon.. • orete worll, B•ckllol'a, : Dozer • Ditcher, Dump • trucko, • wotor·gN·- r- ' oloctrtoollinll. · :. ; II end ' BARNEY 81WING Moolllno ........... • oorvlol. A - . l d 8 ' - ·• ..... • lorvtoa .......... hlnon. hlnlc lhop, Pomeroy. 114·882·a2B4. : end . . . wife. 1111 f80 min.l (JH... Pwt¥ II ' , ' I J.A.R.,C anotructlon Co,flu· ~ ttond, Oh,I14·742-280at- ,, r.- &!1 de City, IU • (J) (JI . . . . . . . . . ._ A A .J. Rick to help hill .... fP14'' from t. ' .. .. : 84 · Electrical • Refrigeration ' I •• AN~ ALREADY TH' RABBITS ARE RtADIN'TH'MENU f'iW Att,I"T EVEN UP 'YET· - · rii-'=E:'!t- So I .... (J) a...lc Psellc• Co- . --.._end Jel. frey L,.... uke loak ot --..·end ·A a-tton of S! a .· 1 w 10:00 • (I) -lltrMt ...... Tho lligg 111 ulna war in ~ - - to develop and Renko mlk11 lis final G - qu111ty mix-.! hoy. · t1 .10allole. CII9411-3011 -I:OO,.M. (j) onytlme~do. .20 Inch glrlolllcycla for llio, · 1177 11"*-lt Trl Hull, uo.oo. 3 pt-. "'"'.Wit. . .-3110.u.' tzo.oo, Cllt. 111111· : ~ ~~ fl71 hp outboord. ! f.._ • offer. 304·171·4437 or 171-3384. ltove .for Ilia. 81.000 .u~ Phona 74Z-3188, Effie .lif" . ,kirk, Lolli ·St., Rutland. · . • ==,J" (I) (80 min I (JI MlckiY' %!!.:;:.=.= on pho""'oph 1 1hlt il Hormw's ori/of load to oolv· . ing tho ....... of • photographer. 1R1 (CIO min.) · (J) ,._lletly lp 1 I I wwarm;;;;;;J-;;;;;,.;;,1:-;_;;-;.;m;;:..-: II--!Of'E NO ONESI£E5 MEOR ru.. (H) Tony lllawn'o ~ ee~~· Route 33. North of Po'l'loroy. Lorge Iota. Coli 814-. .2-7471. 1- - - - - - -- -- 10 Troller Ioiii Mt. Allo. phone 304-1111-3134. 1--------- •. q.,. • .. '" it':. '2J • • ·. - 1£ooapod lynct•ng. • 111 'Is • t nt ,._. .._ 10:111 (J) MOYIE: 'Hd le - ....... .... 10:30 ~::.=. with lilly T8flor Rox-•oed poenist compooer llilv Toy· lor p~~~foon• oomo newly· · Mrai'Qid se't ctionl tndud· end ing Upholetery TIIIITATE UI'MOLITIIIV IHOI' .' . ' • n 81 w.71Uorl1 """·· Chllu "' . 114-.... ........ iiU. •· (~ ' .7••a..' E.tBT. You are tile declanr ID • - 1pades. Y• wla leaclwltb your .)[lOU .QH4 - .. c!ia!!!!!!!!l! ud play 1be jldl of .KQIH .,.. Ei&)CW ,..,. ..... Nat 80UTII ,.. play tile lpMe Dille, Welt wi111 .QJ 1015 tile ud ,.. "''Ma ell tile ldac ID · dttmmy. After all, tile eiPt Ia 11111 an elltrJ to - i t . . ..... u 11te "'l : plaJ two mcire iJ 1 of Jjem gA IDd ,O.Iraplp ill VuJaereble: Neltber wltll tile 10 of op 1 You plliy tile Dialer: Soatb .. lleartll ud DOtlce tbat Eut pla,-llle 10. Now wllat? At ndlber Jlrid&e ,.. take oat ' ~ alltAJmatlmlly. PlaJ a beart·. P. .. ud pttt Ia tile eilllt. Eut 1fiDI tile jMS, JOII wW lltlll make JOII'r . twll-."t. Ill fad, wileD JOII'n plaJID& ,_,, •• lead: .Q. t II llrldfe llllllald .urdl oat ~..-tlola lJpe of play. It Ia llwa,- L..-----..;_--.:..t a Irick to paraDtee,.... pme tGIIbKL . ,• Jlow abolt It dapiiNite brldp, wlllre ,_•te t'GtDpetiDI apllwt U you 1te ID I - ' pme COIIbaet. _ , . t6or pain IIUiac ill tbe. oame Bat u J011 llave ltretdled • e-. t11a ,._ aed I* I My JllaJial' tile pme tbat tllllllt'l will DDt It Ia COIItiact? O.'t tDe I llfety . OJ[ 1o play it Afe .....,..,JII!Il play to pard apltwt u oil oplit may be IIIICriflc:IDc all onrlrlck. · •u •u .. ,. ..... ..... u -u. :J: -m. c~...... by George ~ lty THOMAS JOSII'If ACII088 1 F~ name olD Acna . 5 Trident, . u Tbllnllon a 'l'l1ag oro- 11 Arabian ......le 1t $milleD • end. fllhiOn .......... who !E- lbuled COCIIi•- MOVIE: w ..o...-· CD~~~ Ill Dltl'o Amry J >.UI"""' Ytsltz*"'•-'J% Re1cinc1 u Turllisb flag . Jl Dutch Z1 Ano1ber spe!Jqol ''toucb down" llA Men t CraW!g Zl Oimhlng man 5 =~sl.) vine II Fictlollal 1 Zl Put ol Indian mee ne "S.P.Q.R." M Dilpeich 15 Fnlemily oty u L1te1y . 17 Opp. to Dem. 7 llldk'ing lliC.'tiGn Jl Kltdlen :=-' or card- . 1 Wonbipful I Vendetta city u Etemal 1$ City in • Hone II Half a ThessalY Z1 Cine II Humorist score eflylag Berall ZZSwedllb (llrl's name a Oregon city "IIGreet · wllblu nOidcalb ZIBetlcbbue !I Italian river • Lecl•l•le a RingM Bishop's . ~1-+-t 15 Jordlnlet;l tnolllllllin :nTrledout DAJLYCRYPI'OQVOTES- Here'allow to won 1&: AXYDLBAAXR ltLONGFELLOW One letter atenda for anolher. In this sample A is lll!led for the lbree L'a, l for the two O's, etc. Single lellen, . ljiUillopbea, the lencth lilCI formation 01 the words are aU hints. Ellcll dey the code !etten are different. · CRYPTOQUOTE QDY tory is • high """""' boeUty ~. I ptychiallilt DOWN 1 Harvest z~ by~ t1:00=~- Clllll. (]I Felllnd in thil - m!Nrt.es u,...cab:c American joclleJ HOT. (I) Nlglib1&6 flf Co JIM • .SkidroW . c:blnlcter •Jewlsb MCetic UCourt e.c. · Gonhwin Ouko Ellington. (80 min.l New. 87 W!!'JIT •u •nu •••u ................ 'Chlckl!'o: Woljjld Vo:tary.' ...... Olld ......... - 8HULAW'8 Plumbing end H..tlnJI,. 21 1 Sixth 11.: Palm I'INMnl, W. VI. 304·• 4171-UZO. Uconold end owner. •1u If,.. ... . I .J .KQHII lbeoDeDI"• ·. 82 ~TR •xu BJJ-J.-, I--------COUNTRY 'MOBILE Home l!'•rtc, I I l( I I 1 I l James Jacoby Trucks for Sale .· plnnin. a,ownl-.1-~~~~~~~~~·~~=-·~C=ol 46 Furnl1hlld Room• 1 - - - - - - - - - . •" ~ bll 8111 - · 1 8o Stud Hrvico. R. 8o Aroblono, Loon. WV (3041 bmllo _ _ __...... V.-doy'ol .....,_, RUSTY . 3 full Areblono: 4 yeor Chootnut,_l''""·broko to .ride. W..t"'" plellure conteat .or ,_ r I I -... -. _.."" ...--. X z 1-;;::==;::;:=== 1 rxJ J .. .. . Auto•· for Sale 1...,.---.....:..,.----- Furniehed air cond .• ideal tor IRUGBBYt GENE' I oe~P .STI'AM" C A II P E T C L E A N , ' ocotchguord-wotor IKtrae• tlon, ~Izoro. FREE-1173 Ford Ptnto Squire motoo. IIMoonoblo retll. Stili on wagon, 4 cy1 ., outQ.,' .. ft""o Smith, 99Z· I301. , , AC, oxcollont goo mM11g1. · Good cOndition. Coil 11•· liON'S Toloiilolon Blriitce. •; 941· 21118 8peclalzinft In Zenith oncl ·' · Motorol1 ,• Ou111r, ent:l , 1179 28 10000 hcu• oollo. Col 304-171· BliCk · •. • , mnu. 1~100.00. Coil 141· 2311 or 114-441-2414. , 20411 ' FollY;-,.. Trlmmlng,otumtt. . 1977 C~moro. good condl· remove I. Coli 304-8'71• • tlon. •1000.00. Col 982· 1331 . • 3291 oft• 7 :00p.m. BASEMENT • WATERPROOFING • • 1 978 Trone Am. T•top. P • rflot conditIon. Oncondltlono! llf9tlmo guo- .:· rantM. Local ref•enna · IZeoo.oo. 1171 T·llrd. P • r fact conditIon. . furnllhld . FrM eotimotll. CoM C!>IICt 1-114-237· 12ZOO.OO. Coli 192·18411. 0481, 8 o.m. to 6 p.m. , • 1173 Collllttl very nice car, Roger• l•aement : will •!Ill ohllp.· 304.-171· Wot..,...ooflng. .. 2113 llhor I PM oak lor I .J. RINGLEI'I SERVICE, ••· :. 1 913 Z28 Comoro, 3700 porilncecl corpontor, lloctrl· · mu... loeded, ume •• new. clan, moocn, pointer. roof· . lng (Including hot tor ,. Phone 304-1711·7811 . 1-----~--- opJ!!Ioatlonl 304-178· 2018 ' 1981 Chevy lmpolo 283, or 8711-41110 . ·: good cond, 1100.00 firm. Afllr I PM 304-812-3284. Rotary or Olblo tool drilling. Moot wollo compl- • • , 1 918 Thunderbird. 4 door, dey. Pump lnd III'VI· IO.OOOmillo • .tlwi:OOaoll - · 304-ltl-3102. : . 304-1711-4478. lai;;ui;lldldi;ng;.:j;Ri;.,;;;moclo; : d;ill;;n;g,:-;;c;on;. : 1 178 Plymouth .Voloro. c - . dryw.ll, lloctrlcal. : Runog-.12110. 304•171· roOfing, flooring. fromlng, 2838. kltchon-bothroom lnotallotlon. door·wlndo1!w framing;, .· 30,.;171·2440. ~. : 71 WINTER II COMINGI Pro· 418-1012. pore yOUr mobile homo wlllll I· It' I IIIII worm outoldo. 57 Mulicll Aog . Polild Hereford bull 2 bdr. unfum. opt. ldulto Klngobury Homo Ioiii ot lnetrument• colvw end holfen, Evonlngo 1 9110 Chevy PU good oond., only, no - pota. j:oll 446- Uold. like now pcnoblll 1100 !oat Mlin St. loin tho 1-----"'---"'-- 304-n3-li4011. •aoo. Coii814-211"1Z48. 3748 or 814·258·1903. woohor, oofo. bookCIII, so- aid - - b l l o bulldl"' It cretory <Ink with hutch top, light In Po~. We 4 pc. red oparlde drum mota 2 Gulclna W. .lng hor-. 191Z ChiVy S-10 PU, low Rlvorlidl Apll. Middleport. floor lornp, tliovlalon :::,vo ' ~--~ ,. ... oleltar'lcb ·lc, drum 111 UIO. C.A 814- CoU 304-171-1131 . mil••· ... 000. Col 448011 . , -Spoclol ratio for Senior qu.n 1110 hMdbolrd. . -· 317· 71ZI. '. 3787. Citizens. •130. EquoiHouo- Corbin end Snyder Fuml· hootoro. w - hlll8rl' ond lng Opportunltln. 814- turo, 441-1171 . llon\onto, hilt IIPio. non· ........... o ... Hey • "' .. 1111'n 1111 Ford dump truck. GoOd' toxic - " ' - • · roof coot• ....,_ rum ,.. . 9 2 21 l:Oildltlon. Col IOftor 1:00 1 00 Formlco typo top. kltchon · 1.... under • ..~ .tt.r 1 - - - - ' - - - - ' - - - p.m .. 742·2117. N-ly redocorotld, 1 bod· table with II choiro. Ceil patio covon, window ' room. portlolly fumlohld. 448-3148 . crenko end oporotoro. - - A - fl 1 Llrlle round bolll for hoy for dowo end d~. fo·- ' ·-• uta. llllng for olio 120 11. Col 448-10112. 12211. Deposit required. Colli ------~--· -~ •110. Coli 448-1122 . 73 V1n1. 4 W.O. 814-992-6319 or 992· Early Amoricon couch • ,ciNMn lnd woxoo end 2811. choir, good cond .. 1150. . mony other relolld ltomo, lundyolto••·•-• ..-3 Alfolfoondmlx-.lhly,po_ _ _ _ _ __;___ lc- Cell 814-388•8794, Col1982-&187. mOnthl. If lnt~-.1 coli ~cl':~~g oroo . 304-1171· 1 812 l;hlvroiot pick up, 4 Furnished 2 bedroom opon304-8715-1781 before 3 :00 wh11l drive. 301 otanderd. montoln Mlddlo~rt . Adults, Eloctric boooboord wollunito with FURNACE· lennox furnoco PM ~., 1-2111. · blower 1200 00 3~ on ,_ 304-171-2111. no poto. oecu dopcllt . 11 voriouo olz11. with thor• . •. I· ,lfi\IJill I 1111111 Coii614·9112· 3B74. mootolo. 1110 •ch. 1 corpot .ton lir conditioner, noec~~ 1 . bou~d oxc. cond. ruot • compreuM, 1311.00. Coli Fruit 74 · Motor.cyclu · 1 • 2 bedroom fumlohld gold, 110. Coll448·8118or ?92-2131. , • VegMeble• •" optl for rent. Cell 4114-992· 814-246-11810. 71 Auto• for Sale 11434 or 892-11914 or 304· 1177 Kow. .kl KZ400 _8A:I'j;2:jj·~2;;141~8~.;Nfij-;:;:;:;-;: Conopy bod, with dro-r a. R-.1 reopllorrloo. Tay!oro forrlng. 18dd1Hogo. creoh choot 13110. Coli 441-7303 Berry P - . Coll441-1112. TOP CAIH paid tor '10 bar..._ APA mobile after 3PM. model ond .nowarillld-core. firm. Coli homoo. houoiO. , PI••••• Conning tomoto01. l'lcll Smith Bulak·Po!lllic, 1811 Golllpollo. 814·4411· 0- GE wolhor·dryor 111 your -... bring ocntli..... E - Avo. , Gllllpollo. Coli 1260. Whirlpool wuhor E..... Dlvil. C.. 814- 114-441-2212. " ' Moped for 1111. G - condl· 176. 4 other woshoro to 247·3213. ' Nlc!o 1 unfurnilhld epan- choooo from . 30 In' goo Fir-- 120.00 tlon, 1271.00. Coli liZ· mont. 304-41711-2218 be· rtngo •Bii, 36 in' goo rtngo lood: UO.OO delivered. 1871. foro I p.m. · 196, Moytog Wfingor 1111. 304-1711·2881 or 304-1711· Con-d Gropoo, 101111. 14; 40 114: 2~--"" Kenmore dryer 178, omoll 8782. 1178 Horloy Oovldoon, S.nd HHI Roed. 304-871· 3 roomo and both. rofrlgora- Whirlpool rofrigoretor 181. Eloctra Glide, 12100.00. 2871. No Iunday . . .. tor ond otovo fumlohld . Rof Skoggo Applloncos U 1 1711 Htrl" Dlvldoon, ond dopoolt . 122!1 . 00 River Rd., 448·7381. . 11400. Col BIZ· 1148. • month. Phone 304-8751090. G.E . froot free 111 cu.ft. froozor, •1 00. CoH 448· 8041. 71 BOlita end Coli 441·9788 or 448 · 3810. High St. 304-675-261 II oftor 8:00. 51 Houl!lhold Goode win=• ~~::.;:=:=;=::=::r~=::;:::::::::::1 · Couch. toble, ow1g l1mp, curtolno. . boOilco•. dloh Wllhor~ weight bench. plene. ctorfllot. Coli 441· 11183. I] I . '. Hou1e1 for Rent roforoncoo roquired . Coli 448·4940. n, ttorm I (J tSULTYS IAIEMENT WATERPROOFING Unoontlltlonll llfiiBI 1111·. · ront11. Local rot-oil• ' · furnlehld. F- ooti....._.: .. Coli collect 1 -114-237· . 0488; I o.m . to I p.m: : Roger Sooom,n.• : Ph- day 304· Z-222Z. ovenlng 112· 3231. houae.~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I I 11 Col 114· 317· , : . or 814-317•7244. • , ,.......r$4"..;..:... Smell furniahed .\0 hou• on St. lit. 141 ·=a..~ -- PAINTING· tntoriOr end U· : tllrlor. plumbing, · ro~~fiN; • oomo rorncdellng. 20 yn. oxp. Coli 814-311-HI2 . , H a I Homo lmprov-• :~ding. roofing. """" • 18 , trrQ/M . . EViAtilid ,.- . M1rcum Rooflllll, • l!lfll. N- in'otollltlg NIJber rcofo. 30 yooro oxporfenco, ' IPIDIIIIafng In WI up root. " CoH 814·311· 1117. 33, New HaW~~. c_....,. MaiC!NY . ldtilto only. Coil 4:48-0338. THURSDAY del. Cd1-814-III-1S11 . 4 .., - 41 Home lmprovemtptl lulldiiiiMatelt... . llooll. briall. ........ w llldowo, llntolo, ate. Clllucle W•ohwo. lllo GNnde. 0 . Co11 .814·241·11Z1 . The Daily Television Viewing ~-=----: · I I Building Suppllee 8 ac- on St. Rt. 141 nur Wateltoo. Coil 1-814·843· 2131. .'. 'N' CAlli.YU ~ L1rrJ WJ 1...1 . ""*' 12 In ~­ -ella,_., ,.., - FIPueomv•re . ritOJ'Ir,_.-IIAIIiiiicldlddleport, Ohio HD~ ~ ZYJH QTOXHDATJH AJ ZYJH GYYFTJH AJ DT TUYSYZAUOX ; AJ ZAJTFXM . - UDOZVYFH ZOS DT QDY AJ SAUDYXOJ Yeelenlay'1 Cr)n~p&tq-•tellele : WE EXTOL THE PRODUC. TIONS OF 11IE ANCIENTS Bur ARE WHOLLY UN· MINDFuL OF CONTEMPORAJW MERIT. - TACITUS �14-The Sentinel Ohio ELBERFELDS V1luB1 Th,oughout The Mtln Stoll 1nd Wl,ehoull VALUE DAYS ' ' SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 JEANS SALE 19" COLOR PORTABLE XIAOO and ..· \ ' WAREHOUSE VALUES RCA FRIDAY I SEPT. 14 SALE S359 REG. '22.00 TO '31.00 SALE PRICED Rq. Rq. R11. Re1. $'359 .REG. '399 SAVE SJ50 Hu,gl•/1 S249 SALE "' FLOOR LAMP SPECIAL ers. pullover tops, knit tops, oxford shirts and cardipns. COI!IPitte ranee of airls' sizes. Reg. 16 to 121 Re,. SALE PRICED REG. $8 ....... SALE 16.39 REG.. 112...... S~LE '9.59 REG. 116.... SALE if2.79 REGULAR '17 TO '63 SALE PRICED S1359 REG. S41.00 ·. . ' I'. ~ . . Men's '13.95 Shirts .................... 111.16 len's '15.95 Sllirts .................... s12.76 .len's 118.95 Sllirts .................... 115.16 SPIOAL PIKE · 1833 COSMETIC SP.fCIAL lai'Jt &roup of facial soeps, cleanser1, mo1sture creams, 'shampoo, nail sprays, moistue lotions and perfu111 sets, Values to 118.00 1/2 PRICE . YOUR (HOKE . . Choose tnu soc~. crew socts, tube socks or"bobby socks. ladies' sins 9to 11: lirls' sizes 6 to 8~. JEANS FTrim fit, r~ular fit lid lvll cut jeans in a fine selection of color1 you'll like. Lee and W11n1ltr qality. Sizes 29 to 42. . 'Stock up Nowl SAV£ 20'1. Men's 119.95 Conturo,s •• .'... 115.95 len's 122.95 Cordurop ...... '18.50 Men's 124.95 Cpnluroys ..... 119.95 len's 126.95 ConlufOYS ..... 121.50 I . Rea. *1.25 ............. Sale .99 Rq. 'l.65 .......... Sale sq2 Rea. '2.so....·.. :... Sale •2.oq Rea. 14.00 ..... ;.... Sale '3.20: .· ' INTROOUCTORV SALE./ CARHA~TT, g.,o, CARHAR" tt6. 99 !eleotlo11 .FREE PARKING . Vellux linin1 fot extra warmth. Machine washable, front · hand warlltr pockets. Heavy duty zipper front, rib tnit cuffs and bottom. Attached hood with d11w strin1. Sizes S, I, l, and XL i.n navy, red, brown and 111y. ·-·-· ' '· . "1#;~4~' ·- -· ·--· -- - ;:-- ... -~ .. ••.• ' - · .• · - - · - . . . . ...... ... -~ - "+... -~ ..... ." . , ' ' ., • I •' '' ' . $2188 ···"'··- - ·- -- -- ~ ·· ""-·• INC. Nlw SWEAT SHIRTS. ,,., ~ .. MEN'S HUNTING CLOTHES Brown diCk hunt1111 hartt plus blazet 0:;; blaze to_c OIIJit STOP Ill 011 ... v .. ••,.,, ............... ~ , . . • if! . ... .. ' . COUNTRY COMEDY - Pr 1• 1 ·aa " R• ps (WI) _. ~m.lc!iW',BoyAcd(riPI),.I.realliqll~al*l?' r . ll2ille to Acuff at lbe Gl'llllll Ole 0!117 Ill N~lle, 'l'a&, 11wnda.f. . Aeqlf Is celeiJrallnc Ida .BW bldJidar. (API au .,.:.OW). Lawyers push·.f or · new,trial _a t Logan . loGAN, Ohio (AP) - Lawyers !Or convicted murderer Dale John· ston w~t either an appeals coort to overturn thelrcllent'sconvlcUon,or the Hocking County Common Pleas Court to grant a new trial. Johnston waS' convicted In Janu· ary of the staying and dl.smember· ment of his stl!pdaughter; Annette Cooper, 18, and her boyfril!nd, Todd · Schultz, 19, In 0ctober 1&. He has been 8EI\tenced to death. I Lawyers Bob SuhF and Thomas Tyack have med sworn statements ·!rom three people s~some­ one otber than Johnsllln could have been responsible for the kllllngs. They want a new trial based on this new evidence. A hearing on that molkln Is set for Sept. :11. Rather than going tllroogh a new trta~ su!lr and Tyack woold prefer JohnstOn's guUty ven!lct be set aside by the 4th Dlsbict Cow1 of Appeals, and Johnston be set free. They 11ave flied a lengthy ~.with the court cttlng their re&sons. HocklngCQmtyProeecutorCbrls · Veldt has unw Sept. 24 to n!PY to that brief, unless he seeks 8n extension. After Veldt flies his respolllll!, the ·defense wW haw 10 days to file a reply. The court of appeals wlll be In HocklngCounlyOIINOV.lJ, andSUhr said It Is possible 8lliUJlll'llls could be heard then. 'Ibe arguments abo could be moved eiJewhere. Sul1r and Tyack claim Johnston's conviction sllluld be OYI!I'tUmed 011 several gmmds. 'l1ley claim the evidence was lnsulflclent to convict their client, ud ~t thet!Jree.llld&e panel which heard the callt! emd In penillttJni Items they say were Illegally ael2l!d. They also llfllll! that the ~ 8IWid not haW permitted the testimony ot seYI!I'81 wttt •111111 that prosecutkln and law enforcement agents failed to provide them wllh crucial evidence. Indiana man es~peS injury \ camartt - + HOODED ~ .51¥1 F-Y & SITUIOAY$ SOCK SALE . ·- ·-·-:--·- 1 ,Shirts ,,;'"""'''""'"' 9.56 ' ',' WINTER JACKETS CORDUROY . Sq. . SAVE NOWI len's 111.95 palata. ' . A Madison, Ind., man escaped Injury when his car ran of! Ohio 124 and stnlck a tree according to the GaWA·Melgs post of the state highway patrol. . Charles A. Ritchie, 32, \)'as eastl:lowKI on 124, according to the patrol, when hlscarWelltoffthelett side of the roild and stnlck a tree at n a.m. The patrol uPd ~tchle told t11em he was Nil otr the road by an ' un!ndentltled veblcle. ~ GaiDa County, 111 tureka Star Rllute woman wu elted by the · Gallla-Melp · po1t of the state hl&hwii.Y patrol illlOwlng a lwtH)ar acctdent 011 the u.S. 35 exit ramp 'Ibunday. 'lbtpatrolu?dl&-year.oldK.alaS. Bush Blld Karla L. RAllllll, a. Rt.l. Bidwell, exldq 35 when they alqlped In trlf!IC. Bush 1epor1edly ~· . . AI tbe two debated at a dlltance, . 1 a •1111Drs for eem hav! agreed to bold two teleYIIed hh I !al . debata tbls tAn. with a third debate betaau their nnWng mates, VIce Pns!deat Georze Balli and DenJo. crat Geraldine Ferraro. aocxrdlng to IIOW'Cill farniPiar with the '* Nylon jackets wl~ warm pile linln1. Solid color and solids with chevron stripes Sizes 8 thru ll. · · MEN'S ONLY'$495Yd. ' . : . LADIES' and GIRLS' LINOLEUM ).• • and Tall Sizes S32 .· ARMSTRONG and .·CONGOLEUM . . BOYS' '22.95 I icM flllllltls, Splendor Knits .., Vlnlllusen. S. I, L, XL, XXL Tanor eray corduroy blazer with elbow patch. Misses Sizes: S, M, L, XL . Quality vinyl floor coveriq in 9 H.and.12 H. widths. Huae selection of patterns. ~WIIUAMM. WEICH . . AWMJ!*d~Witter . President ~~eegan, ~!tacked an week byWalterF. Mondilleforlarge . federaP budget ~ts. Is Insisting that tbe Dernocrats are l'es{a'S!hle for the n!COI'd red Ink, under his admlnlltratlon, wblle Mmdale Is s2Jnlalnl ott tbe pol!l showing him far beldnd .the pn!llldent. ''You can stuff tbJae po?ls," the · Democratic pn!lldeDtlal caNMate IBid to replll1en asldng about the _,... . . . 211m '1:8121!11 Rea1'1811a.tlllnaliYby 12tD16pi!i;;ita&e AlSO $9.95 SWEAT PANTS ................ SALE $7.99 S'PORT SHIRTS P:l cotton blends. Tryella CORDUROY BLAZER SSQ39 S~:E•n;;~CED .$7·99 NEW FALl MEN'S .WR.AN6LER ONLY TO Sizes ' ' 'r . . M0nd8Ie shrugs off latest poll; deficits·blamed on Democrats ' C~ew neck pull...-r styles in a bil selection of'solid colors 5 ' gaDons of sewage that flows thmlgh If dally. saijstaetoJy'progressiO~thefaultyequlpment.U: He said the rules wW help solve the rtver's WU'St 'Ibe $81, mllllon plant, finished In 1977, has never they have not, Pickard said, "we w1ll bold hearlngll,. problem - ~ dlschar&e from. municiPal which IS the first step to Utlgatlon." . , . · ; tre(l~ plants. . . .. . · worked properly and wlll cost ali estimated $90m1Dlon more io fix. 1ts owners blame the problem on "We're not satlsfled that tbe action taken has been Each staie must now meet .the ccmrnl.ulon's rn8ltunctlonlng equlpment that ts supposed to clean ' ~. and we're concerned about delays that have' standards for treatment of sewage and industrial . waetewalerhklloglcally. , taken place," he said. "Wewimttoknowwhatlsgolng wuteudallo must nmovecertaln toxlocompounds Year-lonlneaotlatlons lnvolvlrig the U.S. Environ· ' to be done and how soon Ills going to be done." rrom lw dlscharllel. Robln1011181d. mental Protection Agency, thestateofOhlo, thecttyof Kentucky water permits engineer Clyde Baldwin Banned rrom the rtver were PCBs, oor, Aldrin. Clnclnnad and Hamlltm Coonty brolu! down Aug. 24. said the situation Infuriates him becauseofthewaythe Dieldrin, Enrln, Toxlph 8lld Benqldreoe. . The u.s. Jllllke Department Is threalelllng to sue the Clllllll1lsslon handled a similar sltuatkln Involving the 'IbeellhtstatesareiiiiDols,TndiiM,Kelltucky,New city and levy $lO,~a-day fines for vtolatklns of the Imlsvllle-J~son Coonty, Ky., sewage treatment Yor)I.Ohlo,Pamsylvanla, VIJ'(IIDiaandWestVIrglnla. plant In l98L He saJd the Louisville plant was built at ~Clean Water Act. Indiana's UIJitant envlroalnent ccnimlssiOner, · • Nobody Is In dllagreement with tbe technical about the same time as l'vflll Creek, handles about the Ralph C. Pickard. asked b' the tnvesilptton of aspects" rA the equipment !aUure, sald Turner. ''The same amount of sewage and had the same problems sewage (Xllh!tlon at Clnclnnad'sMIU Creek plant after problem Is who's going to pay for lt." when cmst:ructlon was finiShed. . OhlowalerdivlllonchlefADdrew~saldeffortsto But Pickard said hels dred<ifwaltlllafor tbe parties · ''We're damned disgusted that here the city Of solve ihe p!'l)blem were "p&ottledb1g slowly." to reach an agreement. He said tbe sewage Is !lowlng ImlsvlJ)e has bee beat UPQII and II'S been wUUng to 'Ibe cml!l'liseloo contends that the Mlll Creek plant, downriver Into Indiana and Kentucky. solve Its problems and Is'right on schedule, and then. the second largest on the river, Is the single worst The cornmlsaloo voted to ordei' an lnvl!$tlgatlon to qere's the City of Clnclnnad rnakln,g no headway," source of P<?I!UIIon In the Ohio Valley. It uya thepl,ant . determine Whether the plant's operata.; have made Baldwin sald. JXqlo!l'ly treats only about l5peiU!iltofthe:OOmiUion Sweater outfits, corduroy bibs, suits, velvet3 pc. setsvested and t---·--~-:-·-·-~------·-·--·-·---11 Ca~bap Patch outfits. •. Little Boys' Sizes NB to "IPRINSFOOT" ,., "WRANSlER II . 24 mo., 2 to 4, 4 to ·7. SPECIAL New fall styles and colors in quality Devon Sportswear. Choose jackets, skirts, vests, slacks and blouses. Petite, Misses and Extra Si~es. • ' .S9 95 SWEAT SHIRTS DEVON SPORTSWEAR CHARLESTON, W.Va. {AP) - The Ohlo River ValleySanltatlonCorrunlaslon,lnltBflrstnewpolluUOn control . regulationS In 14 yean, has approved $lanCiards · Umltllla the substances that can be diBcilargl!d Into the 981·mJle river. The eight-state I.'Ulllllll$1on also ordered an lnvesttgatkln of a Clnclnnild sewage treatment plant that aome members claim Is ilwnptng untreated tilth Into the Ohio River. The commlsalon adopted the pollutlQn control slandlirds Thu.lllllay at Its quart.erty rneelln& ·In Charleston. Commission Cllalrman Dave Roblnlon, chief of West Vlrglnja's water reQ~rCeSdlvialcn, said tbe standards are designed to comply with the federal Clean Water Act. · "'This modernizes the stalldal$," Robii!BOn sald. "Now every state lri the Ohio River Basin must consider th~ slandar!IB w~ they ~ Permits. Prior to this, each state had Its awn standards,IIDITie<if whlc)l were 'more stl'lngl)nl than these and some of which were.less." ' • . SAlE PRICED 25 Canto A Multimedia Inc. N - . : I I Briefs, bikinis and hipltUIPf styles in assorted colors and prints. Cotton or nylon in airls' sizes 1 to 14. . REGULAR 99' to 11.89 \ 2 S.Ctiono. 1.2 Poun Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, ·September 14, 1984 LitTLE GIRLS' PANTY SALE. OUTFITS· 6 Way or Swin1 Arm styles. Polished brass finish. ... '. .. ~ Reg. '8.00 ....... .Sale s5.39 Reg, '11.00 ..... Sale '8.79 ·Rea. '16.00 :.. Sale Sl2.79 *2o.oo ... Sale. .'15.99 . SALE LITTLE BOYS' GIRLS' TOPS Beautiful fall colors in sweat- REG. S79.00 corduroy bibs, knit sets and lwei piece "Cabbae• Patch" sets. Sizes: NB to 24 mo., 2 to 4. . . ' Vol .34, No.108 r. FALL . .SPORTSWEAR All new sweater outfits, swat suits, CHAIR SPECIAL en tine Ohio River cleanup: new pollution · standards LITTLE GIRLS' SP(i~IIIGROUPClFC.HAI.S INClUDING ROCKER RECLINERS AND WALL-AWAY RECLINERS. DURABLE FABRICS IN A LARGE OF COLO.S. , . .ASSORTMENT . SeeP~~p8 • e . at y • . sao SALES639 ONLY Property transfers••• CaerY'1:,t 1884 '4.00 Slips ........ Sale 13.19 . 16.00 Slips ........ Sale 14.79 '9.00 Slips ........ Sale '7.19 113.00 Slips .... Sale *10.39 Regular '719 14 lb: Tub Baseball roundups • Two day sale of our entire stock of full , slips, ..bllf slips, camisoles and teddies. · Nylon Ol'' eotton In ~White, btlae and black. LADIES SIZES 32 to 50 11!1! SIIALL THRU XXL TO 2 Speeds, 3 Cycles Sklry, phojo on P~~p 7 ,, $1759 $2479 ' WHIRLPOOL WASHER 84oriellan Pap S SLIP SALE Basic jeans, stretch jeans, dress blues, belted styles,,pleated styles. Petites included. SAVE Cancer prevention SeePapll LADIES' Regular '429.00 SAVE S70 25" COLOR CONSOLE Area college rePQrts cllacwildoal. More talks were set for tod8y, and swrces Said 1118JUIOUIICI!IIlet was cbie. OlalnD ft8ll • + New Yodl Gov. Mario C\K:mo, me&Dt!me, li!iipAided. 'l1lursday 10 Cat!IOIIc leaders .who haYl' ·been critical ot Democratlc paP!tlclanS, (nclndlng hlmlelf and Ms. FemJro, ror backing the right rA wcmen to m.c- abortions while persmally opposing abortions. , CUomo, spealdng at the UnlvEr· slty of Notre Dame In Indiana, said: ·'To most of us, the manlpu!atlve bMlldng of I'I!Uglon to ;ldvance a. poPiticPan or a party Is frlghiBIIng and divisive... And, he said, ''There Is nochurciJ. teaching that mandates the best political COUl"9e for making our bellefeveryone'snde..b'spreading this part ol ourCatlxillclsm." Mondale was In St. Louis today attei a trip til MissJsslppl and Tennesaee on 'lbunlday, whm he accused Reagan of "ttylng to almost destroy the Medicare pro. gram" and said In a ~~~~ term ReiJpn ''Is png to savage Social Security." Reagan was bade In tbe White budget de !I cIt s . Increase J\olondale encountered some llos· House today and planning no more :substalitlally. Wlty .In Tupelo, Miss., where bqo6 polltlcaltrtpslmtllnextweek. In 1981, the year Reagan took andsooutsofpro.Reagansentlment Thepresldelit was alsolnTmnes· offlre, the federal budgetdeflcllwas were heard amid thecrowdatahlgh see oo Thunday, traveling to nearb' $58 bllllon. aromllng to the school gym. Mondale faced quesNashvllle !oreventa that Included !I · OfllcerA~t and Budget; tlonS!rom thealldlenceonabortli;m, , vlslliO the Grand Ole ()pry b' the for 19114, the OMB estimated the gay rights and reUglon. 8lstblrthdayceleb:atlonofrountry deftcltat$11Nbllllon In his speech, Mondale ~that music singer Roy Acuff. Reagan said .Thunday that the Reagan's "plan on Medicare 1s pq ,_.,_ nl,y deflc!t this )"!81' "coukl bet50 billion nothing short of otflclal cruelty." "U ·be Is re-elected," Mondale 'Ibe blrtbday party became a less If the Conglea. the House of polutcal rally aa Acufl gave the · Repm entatlves, 'had aereed tD the added, "he 1s ROJng to savage Social 1 pesldeut a. rousing enOOnemart, culsweasllalb'beg1Min&Jil1!181." Securlty.l won't cut Social Seamty' te11PDs tbe ••.,~!'"""'· ''f'!!!al!e 110\0 !i~~'f!1!11nasP.O'!'i~ ...lll!!l~· Hedldandhewtll" ~ poiPs alia cast your wfes for J.r . puauptly IEiij aM!e!! that the· • Ms. FI!IT8l'O was at IM\r home•In RonaPd Reqan ..." llgure Wll&p ,.,.., with ·the cuts NeW York today before beading to . . And R.eapn uaecUuOpry speech Reagan "'"'" ... In Soc;laiSecurlty. Bnflaio Bush was heading to New . to blast Ids DemocratlcCJRXlllellts: ''Wben ltWinl!lltode«<cctredutctlon, Yodlto address a Jewish Repubii''They probably couldn't pi!lblll SoclaiSecurttyhaSalwayabeentbe can grwp and the New York here because an they can do Is sing president's prtmary target," Conservative Party convenUon. · tbe blues." O'Neill said. BIDe leaving WasbiDgton, Rea· ga11 again condernDed Mondale's new plan for cutting the te.l!ral budget deficits through higher taxes and spending cuts. · ''We don't need more polltldans Insisting we. have deficits becan., you're .not taxed enoueiJ," Reagan said. ''Those deficits l!allnnnedfrtm aneronorJ~Ythatdkln'growBD•P rrom lil years rA-~t and spel1diJjg too much. . ' • "Since !hey · (Deumals) have been MliJI'DYini de&lt spending for - with just a few ellct'ptbiS virtually li) years, and 42 ~ which they havt'mmlnated theCoagress.l would haYl' to say theycan'lremove themselves rrom the blame," 11e said. Mondale has been hammering away at Reagan on the deficit Issue. On Monday beunveDeda$l'T7bllllal progri!Ju to redUce the red Ink. It Includes $Ill billion ln·tax IncreaseS, most of which wou?d attect high· 1nccme taxpayers, and pledges the : higher tax revmues woold go Into a special fuM for~ the deflctt, oot b' new spending. W:.l'l!dlld?onl Reagan PiliP 18"'1 and won trom Cor.gx m substantial reductPons In federal Income tax rates in J981, but he has also seen the armua1 !ederai L 'le! cewN.... Waiter : MIIDIWe peela aWII IIebe Pill apeec2l 'l'2lundQ' eltemooo. MOIIdale : . 211 laet.a to 2JtPd a a&IM• F-.n 011 fann problems. Severa! • 2 dred ,e: ,_. lhe m ""I at lhe \\'...& Tenneaoee Experiment Stalloa. (API • ,......,), • . ' maw roatJM --.,.......... 1 Wholesale prices decline in August . _. I 'I 1 Aug.19131 • ·1 cwld not s!qlln tlme and struck Roush flun behind at 5: :II ·p.m. 1 ~ Bush was dted ror a.ssured clear dlstanc:.i! by the patrol. \ July 1984lJ t A Rt. 1, r .. mpolls woman was <:''""1" hi• 1 · cUed for failure to yield following 111 • I l'twotu..!h'"'" ln• h•x acddent 011 Ohio 325. \ 'lbe patrol said BobbiS.Sowards, Aug .1984 18, waa tumJna 011to Ga!lla County 51B When ~ f'I!I)OI'tedly struck a car drlval by MtdlaeP D: Fl'ancls. 27, BidwelL '?'111! 8: !I a.IIF accident ' .. . callllld llaht dlmaae ·10 both .. ) wldclell the patrd said. . --~~-- ·· ·· ··· ·-Sowce: A 'lbunday IIIOil'llal amldent In ·- L- Do~Mr!monl AddiiOII ToWnship II' IIIII under lnvell?gatlon the patrol l8ld. An PBOIKICBB PRICE INDI!:X unlcnbwn vehicle wa1 MIJDihhrwpv! prlcea, ..... fw cn0hlo7when 2t liepoclldb'MIItolf llle ftni C!me 211 . . . I * I'M, therllbt lldecllbt..:,Pnlaayud, . 1.1.. 111.- - . struck a bird t.th Blld ehnibl at;' (,\P I II p~ th). a.m. and Cllllt2mled the patrol said. :; + '4 I A , +3 _ .1 - .... * • " C I WASHlNG'l'ON (AP) -Wholesale prices, falling for the first tlme In nlne moliths, dropped 0.1 percent In August as gasoline prices staged their steepest deciiDe since March 19fl3, the government said today. Food prices, off slightly after a sharp cl!mb In July, fell for the fourth ttrne In tlve months. 'Ibeoveralldroplettlnflatlonatthewholesalelevel running at a mere 2.4 pelcent, calculated annually, for the first eliht months of 1984. . Today'ssurprlslnggoodnewsprovldessomeofthi! best evidence to date that the unexpected economic resurgence haS not, as many analysts feared, led to a renewal of the lnt?atloNey spiral. "IIIflatlon remains exceptiOnally well under control," said Michael K. Evans. a prtvateeconomlc COII8Uitallt here, In advance of tile report. GuoUne prices pPummeted 4.2 pei'Cellt, with the decline attributed laf&eiY to plentiful world !IIIAllie!!· Nmmally, pdne prices rise during the peak· driving summer months. But, this year, tbJse prtces haYl' faDen ihroug?olt. OYer the last 12 months, gasoline prices at the wiiOie8ale leYe? are down 11.2 pelt:a1t. . But analysts caution driven not 10 expect twiher drops and lldd that prices may even pick up a Utile In the comlni months. As ror food, the Labor DepaJ1ment's Producer Price Index for finished goods recorded a drop' of 0.1: .. percent after a 1.4 pefCI!nt rise In July. . , Leading the way last month were decUnes of 5.9- perrent for pork, 4.9 perrent for poultry and 4.7 perc:enr for eggs, Prices for fresh vegetables,, hOWeller, rose 11.3percent,lhelrthlrdmonthlygalnln a row. Since August 1983, food prices- more volat!le than gasoline - have men 5.2 pet cent. As for lasi month's woolesale price activity, the Labor Departmellt reported these details: • -Beef and veal prices were off 0.1 pet cent. Dairy product prices fell 0.4 percent. F!sl) prtces 0.6 percent. Fresh fnllt prtces were up 1.7 pe~cent. -Home heating on prices fell 4.6 percent. Natural gas prices~ up 1.7[J!!I'CI!I'lt. Overall, energy prices haw faUel1 6.6 percent In the last l2 months. ' The l!lle!'g)' price calculations repprted today were aclually for July. 'lbat component of the woolesale priCe measure lagS a month because energy ccmpanleS report their prices too late for lnci\ISlon In the most recent Index. -New car prices were up 0.1 percent whlle new tnlck prices 1'081! 0.9 percent. -Capital equipment costs rose 0.3 'percent. All the changeS are adjusted for nonnal seasonal variations. rose ..• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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