http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f548d0b6992e574ddcf76ba43fe1f8a3.pdf a0c61d2f3ba6e96c582e659fe4b7e04c PDF Text Text I '" Dlck-.Cavaln WINTHROP® Cubs ~ne game away Anniversary observed l'lo"L wrapup Oil Pap s l'llcla. oa Pap t Judge's kick does it! Store ·sponsors zoo See OU lllory oa Pap 5 I"'M**•hpJI • . . · - • -e . at .Y -e nttne ks funding approval could come this week • • t ,. YoU4, No.114 e•••!eh!J" ,,•• BE:TTE:R '1'0L1 SHOULD ASK HOW M'( NE:W TEACHeR 117 lORN J'&lll!hUN OVP ._. Wltt4!r · Money to repair the Galllpnl!al.ockl and Dim 8lld build a new Joclc!ng ·sY*m 'lhould be appl'IM!d In the U.S. Sella'At 10111et1me tll!s Wftlt, U.S. !!enttor Robert D. Byrd, !>W.Va., said Satunlay. Byrd said the 6mdl tr tbe JXoject would " probably be ronta!nec! In a imllrllllng reso?ut!OD" Ill pl'OIIlde flilldiJIC b' tbe llderal permneal. He 8ll!d t!ie I1WMift' ina not loPJICM!d by a Sellate-Houae rude:~ c:unndttl!!l! earlier' tll!s ye~~r lil!eauR It wu telt the mer•noeiOU!d be " MR. MEN'M AND · LITTLE by MISS'~ H~rgreaves and •...• Sellers. ' D· (.). LOC&l nJNDINODUEsooN -MGIII!JIDN?!*Ibe&S2 1' LGdll llll?o.m llll?bulda_,.,.....,_.....,..be.,.,._,.,.tlleU.S. ' r k...allaoe !*week, VA ........ J?.a?atD. IPJrd,D-W.Va,,aUI ' !lalurda,y. Byrd lllld tile flmdl fur the ~ wau!d " pn3iaiJIJ be .......!Jwlla a 0014hwilqreaohdlon"ID pnwlde fnndl111forthe ledenP .,_....._, U" . fllnded "em a d!ffetdlt II!Yel." "I don't- any jOtoblem with tnnc11ng the dam," Byrd added, ''unlelll President Reagan decides to veto tbe llm." • Byrd was In Point J"esunt to participate In an op.!l bcUie at tilt Plllnl f>!euant National Guard Annory.ID prepared fSII8I'b, huaid, "'lboee who dlealll of world conquest lhould ~ WldeialbJiate ~·s determlnat!OD todefaidClUI' way~ life and our IIICl'l!d bertta&e· Today, Amet lca's m1l1taly m1Jbt II fleedoln's mala bulwark agalnBt ~-" WHh the el lh•IPJXOIIdllal:. Byrd said DeiJIOCtR1Jare ''fl8?ttbig an uplilll battle, but tilt pp 11 IJeln& cloled." In West Virllnta. he said DemoCi'atlc JXoopecllwere "IIOOd''· Byrd said he tlDilbt Gov. Jay R.. _.,,et?er's cb,.... or capturlne tbe Sellate 9E6t being vacated by tlltletli~.Jmniii&B RandolphM!I'e good. "I bope West Virllnta wtD elect Rolrefel!er,'' he said. "llll!i!dack:moCJatto 28 c.... t np 1 :. • • agreement being reviewed today "'QQIIiiJ.a -...,... ...._.._.. CAR!_ the union's ptoposed contract wtth the soft coal Industry at meetings around the ~. The un10n has maned ~ the contract , reached Friday w1th the Bl~lll!l Operators Aaoclatton to members, but most local otrlCials and tile railk and tile have yet to review the tu11 pact. "Most or tbe.ones I've talked to say It looks OK. at least from ~ the summary, •• said ~ _ Martin, a UMW field representative In Logan, . ''They're not looking at wages so much as keeping · the!t jobs." · · · or DID YOU GET ALOOI< AT THE THIEF? • \ J It ~. Ollio (AP) - AUoc· neys fer convicted mUrderer Dale N. Jolilllton say they will tile a aecond appeal If a threl'-Jud&e panel n:fuaes ID grant their client a new trial. JolliSton was convicted In January of the slaying ct his and that gives us good pmleclloo. They lllle that real good. And they like.tiDe extra safety luipa!dom." · · ,..,. 22 ..... .. , 1 Joe Davldscm, D1sb1ct 29's Intematblal Exl!cuttve Board memiJeor, said ECOIDI1lal1188!11'1! l'llllk-lllld·ftle mlnen.wDI vote fnr the tentative agreement. · stepdaughter, 18, year:old "It may not be evecytblag eveey miller wants, but then again 111 !Ditract bas beell ~ eYI!cy Allaelte Cooper, and he!' llaDce. miner wants;" Davidian said. ''GIIIm the cumnt Todd Scbul1z, l9. In the pmd!ng appeal, Jollilton's attonl!yS situation with the lndustty, thepoermll!llt and the ,lneworkers, I belleYe the agnenmt wtD pas1." claliJi errors by the trial judgl:s. · flelalae attorney Tom Tyack CbarlestOil·baaed District 17, the unloll's 'largest Frank'lbuJ1nan, who ran theUMW'apolltlcalann said a 81!(ua1 appeal. · wb!cb · district, has scheduled · Its meeting today at the · under former President Sam CllarCh, salo1 hewtsbied · _Madison Civic Center, While Beckley-based District the unlorlleadershlp bad IIE!IIthe Clli'llplete conttact woold be flied with the 4th 0100 Dlstt1ct erurt or Appeals 1n 29 omctals will gather at the Welch Annory. pl'qlllS81 to therankandftlesoonerlnsteadof~ Porumouth, woold clalm a new After they f'llVIeW the agreement, the omcers wW tlJil SUl111'1181Y· . tt1a1 Is warranted because new explain the contract to the rank and file at local ~ shows uneone other • meetings Tuesday. Members then wlll have 48 hours "We don't an lntemal campaign. We can all 1 than Johnstai may have comto review the contract before the ratification vote. read," said 'Ibuml8n, who basbeenoneof'l'nlmka's mitted tJie mmters. · tl!ntatively 6Cheduled 'I'hur8day. . most vocal 'crltk:s. ''I lqle tills WOil't preWnt the _ The 41knonth contract, which wlll replace the mernbersldp from reading the whole CQntract ~ ibe alfadavitssupjOtll't· ina that claln) Is one by Harry · IIIIJ'EII!II'Itt that expires Oct. 1. calls 1Dr a 10.25 pe.itBit • · word-for·wonl. "Bud" Walker, an ~tor pay hike over the life or the agreement, meaning a "This llliiY be a good contract. but we won't Jmow top-scale miner WCll.lld be maldng$15.57 an loir by the wrtn we see it." . time the contract expires. It also provides protection For his part, BCOA cldef llf&'Ollator B.R. Brown tnr miners' jobs when companies sublease with . continued ~ o~tlon's self-Imposed sllt!nce on non-union companies. the pr\Jll(il8! mntrac:t. Brown, pleslilmtciComnl"'•· Thenewcontractalsolncreasesthenumberorpald t1on Coal Co., said Satllnlay be wDl di9Culs the lnspectlons by union safety cmunlttees from four contract only atl£'r the rank-and-ftle vote. BJT?IeA 'rrtimes to six times a year. . \ "All ol the quest1oos we're J~eliblll to (UMW All of Oblo's nine tramc victims 1'1've had a lot otmlnersstq~by and lalkaboutlt," Presldellt Rlch),Tnunka forlllNI," Brown said rrom over _the w 3"'II died In slagleMartin said. "And they seem to be satisfied, at least his Pltt.slllqb. borne. "I'll speak to that eftect aflel' veb1c1e mllhaps, the Hlgtiway wtth what they've seen. that {wdon vote)." Pa1rol says. One victim was a pedestdlll, which the rest were In need © 1!NW Hargrea-....81id ~lei's Distributed by NEA.Inc. - , PIINT!D IN CANADA It Roclreteller does not will llle race, Byrd said he saw "no p!ollleril" worldJii with PxH Her's •M" &t, Jolli ~- "I rea?Jy bawli't 11\181. any tllouglittowu-wtthaayoaebutWeDer,''Byrdsald. "But !the . doesn't Win, llblall we can 1¥1rt klp!tbet b' West vtrpita." Allo In Point !" •!Jt Saturday ()(qi .,.. Bob Wile, wilD pl! llded a1 the~- of tilt MaiOII eou.y Dl!nlacradc lieadqlw1ln. ~ W!asaldcmof!llrmajcx'?laM!stmtheatateleYe!'wt!lbethe~ 111 h 3\ betAMi&OJUWu!EIIIdlMDr. '1bopewe---"dl.el'wltli" t 8lld labor," Wile said. "'l?*lkft've_,tllt l?rlt .._. ... WU'IdliJGUtt?le dl1faeac'a In tilt ClORP CWblet." Inlilloncampl!p, Wllesald, "thhllp~~teFIII'fti?..PeaY (Miller) 11· an &iii !oe •49 • : • The lllltDJiue, be lUI, Wlllllii "IQIJ?IID tilL I can't talle llll)'tllll1l tr srantal" Wile aald11e tPaDuabt botb <......... would be rum1n1 111 hll reconl durlni lila 1?nt finn Ill Coietw. . Thedemooatlc '""..,.II! fir puuq;, CJ.yde !lee, II nm.... • ~ ract' apW bmer p u - Arcb Moore, he said. "Jay had a twill blr years !Jecan• c:tthei!lttiDII)',"WIIeolllerwd. "But I be?leYeMoorellat hllldlh-nter mark. An he~ do liDw 1s play clelal8vely, wtdch pu1s hll'n at a cllsadatafr." · In theseaall!~ Wllelllid betlmuillt ~ "PIMslllt "''*""•MPf-111 the fool em the~ to worll illsue." WIBe lllid s-had beell sayiJir be wu .,...,. the~ to wurk.. but earllel' th1B year, 011 a ut!ona!Jy. Retrial rejection .will. ~ean another appeal, ·Jawyer8 say ~ w.v..••(AP) · - Ulillleid .,... a !lilt ~ Workers k!Cal'ot!lcers wW get their tlrst look today at -attention. 'l'bey cbaniJ" the laDguage em In, stng, ~EONE vUST ~OLE' majority In the Sellate." liD that space, ~ s1nre tJie clelrJIOCr_a_ll_lia_ve_•_dlaacl! _ _to_p_lk!l_~_up_a-:-.. ·dlllrlllted---!1JIIt--ID-Wirt--"-·.. h .. •,._tre_.be_p_ld_be....;-,.;...b'_the_~_..1D_wor1L_., New ·U PATI~.O~ A Muldrt ' F5et.5 A60UT ME:. MY" '•••lluo•. '!»10...... llje. N: .Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monciay. September 24, 1 984_ _ tr Tyack. Wa?la!r said lie was told by bnll!l Hotc"c County Deputy SberUr R.C. IWI(ntnn that Lopn Police Detective . James 'nillmplon ''froze out all iiM!Itlptlolll and theol1es that would teDd to -'-' Jomston was lruxJcent.., A bear1ag Cll the ponctlng p3ea tr a new trial last'ed Just 10 minutes Friday. IWul• attorneys Tyack and Ruben Sullr SUbpoenaed 56 wttz II, but few ct thl!m 8PIJN11!Id and IIDIIr was allawed to testify. Colnnlilll Pleas Judges James Stilwell 11 Hocking County, Joseph Cirigliano or I.craln County and Micllael Corrigan of CUyahoga County .. deled the attunieys to sullmlt briefs within two weeks explalalag wily !beY think a new trial II called b'. P'roleeutlrs then wlll . have anothe!' two weeks tD 1espoud. 'lbi! judges' said"'they WClUld deckle after they have receiVaJ tbe written arguments. Walker's affidaVIt also quotes Rollbitm aa saybig. 'lbmnpui tallied In! potmtlal wtu.. Into changing Ills recollectiona at wliat happened because they did . not tit '111ompaon's theol'y; and that HocPdng County Sb!rift Jim Jones tested a revolver Olll'lled by a man ~ detei~~Jt c?alms Is a IIIIIPIIC,I In the lmitdeis. The . man has denled ...,y lnvolvEIIIellt and pollee say he was cbedred out and cleared. Hocking County Prosecufllr On1s Veldt tiled a memoran, dum on Aug. 31111 which he said the defmse bas presented nothi!W to create doubt abOUt the guilt of JOimstm and that the motion 1D1 a new trial sllould !lie dismissed. Nine killed on Ohio highways I HbW Do YOU KNOW? , PH'tSICAI-LY · 1AGREE,elJT - I'M SURE ... - I vehicles that went oot of cOntrol and craalied. The patrol counted traffic deaths trom 6 p.m. Friday untn inlcmlght l!!..Uy - · · The..__., ...,.., stJND.\Y Rubert R. Hernley, 16, oiRussel?vllle, whenlds car crashed orr U.S. 62 In Blvwn County. GEORGETOWN - PORT CLINTON- WUllam H. Glaser, M, of N<rth Clmsted, when h!J car ran orr Oblo 53 In Ottawa County and slammed illto a ln!e. GEOOGETOWN - Jolr! R. Franc!J, 28, ~. In Olle:C8I' accldent 011 Ohio 41 In Adams County. FayetteCoulity. DELAWARE -Daniel B. Smith 28,0llumbus, lnaOJieoQI'crashon~ Union County road. . IRONTON- SherryL. Allers 22, Ironton, In a one-car crash 011 a ctty street. · CELINA-DonaldRA!exander ~. In a one:car crash on a M~ SATUIWAY CWnty road. AKRON - David J · ""'·19 """'""• • !IIUDAY' Akron, killed when thetnlek hrwu MAJUE'ITA """ David L. Molft drivlngbllautllltyJJC*adbumod. WASHINGTON C. H. - Hany C. :.;, Caidwen, a pedesb !an struck along Interstate 71 In Washingtm Rayburn. 23, Gr-il!eld, 1n a County. single-car crash on OhJo 41 In Meigs cyclist fractures collarbone A Dexter man was treated and -f!!le""..sed at Holzer Medical Center tr ill)urles suffered when he lost c:mtlw of his motorcycle m Melp County &Saturday l!'ll!ll!ng. Hulpl!al nlflc!ala said Jeffrey s. roadway. He was cited by the patrol following the 8: Il p.m. accident 1Dr no motorcycle endol iit'IJII!flt. ARt. 1, Racine man was cited for failure to cmtrol fDUawln& a 3e, 2'7, was trea1ed fora broken . ~ accident on Ohio ut cc!lartoie. Sunday morning. The GalUa-MetgB poll! or the state The patrol said Jolm C. Holman; hlgllway IJ&trol said Beeker was 23, waseastboundonutlnaplck·up ~bound on6 when he lost control when he reportedly went to sleep at II hlsiiiOOJrcyt!le In looBe gravel In a _ the wheel, wmt otrthe left sldeofthe ' curve and lald the vehicle on the road and struck a uUIItypole. The n 9;00 a.m. accldent resulted in modernte damage to Holman's vehicle. · A Rutland man escaped Injury 1n a 011e-1m aCCident on Ohio 7 Salllrday. · Jilek R. Miller, 21, was 8IXJdi; bound em 7, the patrol said, when Ids rlghttront tlreblewoot,causlnghlm to lo8e control of his car, striking li bridge and guardrail. The 2:56p.m; · lncldeilt resulted In light damage to Mlller'scarthepatrolsald. Fall anives, but summer-l~e temps continue COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Suuaner made Ita exit Saturday, l I' ~i-) ;·~-;-~~PII~· • dllaiiDIIPhll ;IIie3a~~l;P~'. ~!M~f~3 .l ; ...~~lbeiJe~~~~~~IIM;-~~=Io=be~t,~•I~C:3 :3 : • :·~3:1Dt~=··:·:-::llie:· 2 a 3 t=l'n wt una •o..t•sP 11d • • AT WOIUl- n 3 '-- m Q, SIIII?J ?11 aftlle a. .. a aftam • - leaYIIW )lei M bllb temperatures J RallilaU e403• II A&._IIMn.,_.....,..... . year. That's Ul lncliei below normal, IICall'dlnatoCIIatSimpaOII, a National Weather Service bte&Stet. 8lldlllexbardl)record. "-~hen! e<mparec~ -. :..;:~:w= this IUilllllel' has been ~~. In Ohio, ::.U~:nn;: the preciplta· . jlllt 2178 IJicbee have ra::en this 1nc11es I~ with tbel1C1111111 _26.92,. a departure or minus 1nc11es. In Clncbmatt, preclpltadon 3.U waa ~.51nches,5. 15!nchesbelownonna: tnr the year to date. Oaly Cleveland reports heavier than IIDl1llal rainfall. ·; �.. ....... . . -·· _.. .. - - .......... ..... - Pome..Oy, Ohio &!~ ""'-''-""T'"',......_..,.,.,. ~.... . ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher .PAT Wlin'EHEAD BOB HOEFUCH · Assistant Publlsher/ ControU.er General Manager DALE R(YfJIGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The "-elated p...,.., Inl•d Dally Press A880Cla, U011 IUid the Amemaa Newspaper Publishers Assoolatlon. • · • ~ OF OPINION are welcome. Ttooj ....... be leoalllan Ill " - ..... All ldloroarooublect loodltlar and mal beolplod wllh name,...-.... :lei.,_ manber. No oulpod lellen wUI be Jlllbllllllod. Letlen -~~~ be ID . pod I -............ =:v ~=!to • papal elocution. '!be pope lald, ll\aJIY wt11 haw ICII'IIt cllfllculty In adlans here are wondering why "The poor people and poor 1141tlcllla lee!Jir tbem II I~ part of a atant exactly the pope elected tosaywbat - poor in· different ways, IIIII only M 4 4 •k!)' to.~poaa coun-be did In Canada. To tell the truth, laddnc food, but also deja I«<< It tries It their 1'00111-11111 lea their some are wondering why he eleCted freedom and other human fllhtl- Uberty." But m have ll!ft It at that to say what be dlc;l at all. The kind It, wtll Judie tboet people who take mjpt hive ~ ll' cied ceiWau . talk one heard from Pope John Pauf ~ &OOdil away from t1Jem, tonrd tile nnsaee. aDd. 10 tile Is generaUy heard In the United amualng to tllelnlelllft tile lmpe- edltor1al wrtter llollled lllnwlf up Nations, and gener11Uy llstened to rlallstlc 1110110P01Y <t ecoaom1c and · by lila mor.J bootitJ iPI aJid ~. by nobody. political sup-emacy at the expaw ''Oft the ~ !land. !bey !NY But, of course, the pope Is vrry of others." llldeed lbould - feel that mill! far from being nob:ldy, so the effort do more to 1nt1ue11ce lntematkNI ~ editorial writer asked: ''Of affairs and 10 hrlp the poorer Is helng made to understand what wbom could he be speeldna1 PoN exactly ·he has on his mind.' The ·be mean that poor countries are 118tklnl." 'l'lle.Q1*tton. of ceune,llJ Toronto Globe, In two dUferent poor beeall8e rich .r olllltrles are how'. How tO help tllenL Jill! hOw doell tile pope wllll to sections of its editorial page, qUOied rich? If the cap tits, of. COIIJW, the most lacerating passage In the Canadians will bave tQ wear It, but restnleture tile - y T A. year we Ia-, nol pe.,......UI(ol. Rhodes ·s.till in .fightirig form Fonner Gov. James A · Rllodes lound blmsel! standing before the Republican State Convention last week bearing shouts of, "Four more ye.rs, tour more years! " Ostensibly, the smuts were meant for VIce Ptestdl'nt George Bush and · · no:it for the return It Rllodes to the Statelloose, where be already has served ali w~p~ecedeftted lour, tour-year teqns. I'Hiectton Nov. 6. :Ohio's Republicans have ll$d their veJ~ces all but silenced at the sate W!YeJ Ill recent yeats, Denn."'1lts havllig won control of an three branches ~ I'OYft'llll'IUII. · Rhodes was lllwcad to takr four minutes to Introduce Woody Hayes, tbe bnlff Oblo State Unlvmllly bltball CllllCh wbJ Is a frequenter of Republican rallies. Then, Ha)ft was to Introduce t~ vice president. •'!be fotnlel" aovemor spoke for 15 minutes, a speech In wlllch be blamEd !be Carte!'·Matdale admtnlstration for Ohio's economic woes - at the .arne Ume E'liXllll!l'atina Ida own lasllldmlnlstratton (1977-llllll~ -and then tOld thr ftrell-up audience that ~ was Umlt.ed u to the lenith of his rirnarks. •!•rt I tiad ftvl' mcre minutes, wt!'d all be dancing In the aisles," be di!(:Jared. In bls speech, Rlndes said Carter and Mondale " or Mondale and Carter" presided over envtrorunental and other decisiOns that cost OhiOans their jobs. He said they caused 50,(0) Ohio·steelworkers to Jose tbetr jobs. : However motivated, Rlndes 1gave Bush a nice lead-In for a speech In Which the vice president streSsed the nation's ecooomlc recovery under P,resldent Reagan. · · ' .Bush said RMdes had given hlrn and thepresldellt !lime "flneadvlce"ln the past, Including one occasion In which the governor slapped his btJifold dn the table and said voters were Interested· In knowing only two things .OOUt politicians..., "the ones wbJ p!t scxnethlngln there, and theoneswbJ l!l'e going to take something out." Letter to the editor Supports Mondale-Ferraro ;.Wbat are we going to do alxrut Sllctal Secwity? That bas been Reagan's cry ever since he has ~ President. He doesn't say anything, or do anything alxrut the billions of dollars the taxpayers hive to pay for the teedlng, cJPthing, doctoring, education, etc. tot the Cubans, Haltlans, Mexicans aDd other foreign elements. 'The Soc4il Securlly people were and are the backbone of this country. They worked han!, paid Into Social Security most of their llvs. In a round-ab:lut way, be has already cut Social Security now, that they can hardly exist. :1be money he sends to warring CQWitries, hts trips around foreign countries and the U.S., away from ldi office, waste and shoWmanship wOuld readily pay for Social !ll!curlty. A study for the non-partisan Congressional Research Service found 2,:!Xl,!XXJ Americans were forced below the official poverty level as a result d Reagan administration policies. More than 55,101 bankruptcies, two years of massive unemplayment, a total of 200,101 farmers and ranchers forced off the land; more homeless than at any since the Great Depression; more hungry) more poor - and nearly ~ bllllon deficit threatening our iuture. Being Dooded wltl! Imported manufactured pnjducts, has really put a damper on our unemployment. This and many, many other things he fouled up on, I'm forced to cast my vote for Walter Mondale for President and Geraldine Ferraro for VIce President. - Fred Sayre, Racine, Ohio. lime Today in history Today Is Monday, Sept. 24, the 268th day of 1984. There are 98 days left .tn the year. Today's hlghllght In history: On Sept. 24, 1789, Congress passed the First JUdiciary Act, which for an attorney general a nd a Supreme Court. :on this date: . In JMI, thousands of buSinessmen were ruined In a Wall Street panic after flnaJI(ien Jay Gould and James Fisk atterrlpted to comer.the gold oa Ia-.va. . ~ ~ made : ------·----· ·-···--· - . . _____ .... '*bopa•. rt ·~tloa al!llct mlllionl q Go i'~! ~ ~ CQ;T 711 ~WRS ~ 1iWSANP BIXKS!' . are -n.e "I'm . Falle:Y told tbe bariender to cut rne sweep drops Cubs' magic number to one . ........... IIMIICerltllt ' 8 Jl swe.-. of pe.Jple et.whrre In the !IICli'kL" That's npt, It II ~. U.t, • :, cnel ...,..m. But.,...,.,. ..... do · IIIII cdlas- berall8tthey are cruel. It II a cnel paJ'1lllciK tllat Christ came on Ni1ll eo- tae11 Ul to avoid ..... but that He i*edleled "would lin apiD 1'0 11111111 ..,. tlina But the Jllllll!, beiJir Jllllll!, and IIIII b1!1nJ limply a Tblrd W<l'ld routltry, predJely tbe qlll?tlon rtmcral . behavior an-, and beyond aaytna ' that It II "WIGIIII" thal-llatlona like Canada lhouJd be rich aJid . otbera like a.lllru IIINid be poor, lie doell ·very Uttle to aay nactly . wllat It II that Cenada ..... 10 he doiiii to liiUr itialuna- poor. .ADd C.etdleM do to ..'7, :tat pound ~ WIJi&bek ~\Ter-zealous .. One of.the best'moves Frey made was to chat Sunday morning with Gary Matthews and then JlUICIIIn Walter llaqy 5-7, 115 pound ..._, ~ the veteran outtlelder'snameon the lineup card. Matthews, nlcJmamed Sarge, slugged a three-run double In , an· 8-1 first-game vtctoey Sunday over the St. Louis Cardinals. then whacked a two-run home run In the 4-2 nightcap victory that earned the CUbs at least a tie for !be division crown. With six gamenanalnlng, the CUbsDeed only one.vlctoey -or one loss by the II!CO!Id-place New York Mets - to advance to postseason play for the ftrst time In 39 years. -" SopbonoDn! pard ' customer helps . ~ge~slose; ·Tig~rs win 1OOth ' BJQNMPI'Ol'ORT ,_ ftPipaltaWrler !twas'"Fan Appreciation Day'' at AneJwlm Stadium, but there was oae fall the CaUfomla Angels did not •JIIftClllte.· . d!opped a 5-1 decision to Oakland. Foley's · single was just out of reaeh offtrstbaseman DaiTel Miller and California Manager John McNaman felt . the extra base gained bySampleontbecontrover-. $tal play Will! decisive. . In tlielr final home game Sunday, tile Angels blamed a costb' 2-1, 'JO-Inlllnr .detelit by Texas on liD ·_, In the other AL games, It was O¥W·-.Ious customer ln tllli.ball Detrolt4,NewYorkl; MliWaukeeS, ala. Toronto 5; Boatoo 6, Baltimore 2, '"tbat mit WI the game," llllld and ChiCa&o 4, Seattle 0. Dou& DI!Oic!s, refen1ng to a fall. BrtanDownlng'sluner,hls22nd, wbo IDterttnd Wilen the CaJlfohda with one out In the second Inning third bul!man tried to call:h a foul gave CaiJfomta a 1-0 te8d. But the balllnthestancls."Itwastheturnln& Rangers tied It In the eighth on a blc pollit for them. I was yeiUnc aD the Tommy Dunbar's RBI·single. · I happened to pasa thr b8r aJid ·$lUnd FilM)' Ill an ~~~~te.j lstate1 ,, He was clltcldJie all the DOtUeS. "What's IOIDg oo!" I uked btm. "My bar ln\lelltocy.clcaa't jibe wltb my I etVJdS..PEtit*' 1JaYe bee1J lyiD& to me on llow maily drlnlul they've CUIIIIIIIed... . "Relax, Fahey. It's your 25th off. I don't Intend to suck Ire cutft for tile rest It the ntattt." "It must be tougll!Png to a party In New Jersey," I said. · "We had behe!' befOre the lltathiljlieJIW court~ Youthat bl!ilutlful lllrl OYel" tllen!. rm told llhl! goes cnzy when sill! has anniversary.• , flw vodka tonics... "Well, you're a bachelor. Why "1bat's easy for you to say. Y<~~,~ don't you get to know her?" , don't have to. worry about beingl "Fahey won't let her have IIIOre sued." than three, so I'd just be wasUng Finally diMer was serired. Inmy ttmef ' stead of wtne we toasted the happy Mrs. Fahey came by. "Is ew.- couple with PerTte!-. I took my final ryone having a good time?" drink for the road and 101 my coat ' ~~Sort ~." I saki. I to leave. In the hallway I noted She looked ,In lllr notebook and ~I guests sltuna In a row of tileD said, "Can I freshen your chairs. , drink?" . ''What are they waltlq for? " I ' 'Td ntber walt fllr my ~ ·one asked Fahey; I I after dlnlll!l'," I llld. HP said In diSCIJSt. "They couldn't .''That's a JrOOd Idea. 'FIIII!re Is no pass the breathallzer tests 90 reason to peak too early." they're going to have to sit there all night." lime, 'let h ao.' If you're. Into the 'l'lpn4, YMII Ill pme at all, you've got to let me Jack Morris teamed With two catdl that ball." · relievers on a two-hi~ for his 19th , ·· The b\ddU!t gave new life to victory and Sparky Ander!lon be. GelqeWrlgllt,andtheTexashltter' came the ftrst manager In major l*iMIIjl(ly Jielted a fly ball that league hlstoly to win 100 games In albftd Billy Sample to IIIOYe from both lellgues as New York lost In · wttid to tblnl. Sampll! then,emred Detroit. ,. oo a aliJcle by ptnch-l!ltter Marv , Marty Castillo drove In two runs Fojey. · • With a single and a homer, Kirk The loss 111ept the Angels In third Glblloll llorneledandLance Parrish· p&acelntbeAmerlcanl..eiiJ!UeWest, slJJRied home a run as Detroit 1% IPJITiel otrthepaceofMbmesota which clinched the American and Kansas City. 1bo8e two teams League East title Tuesday- raised 'IIIIIV8dltlloa tl!aftertheTwlnsbeat Its record to 100-56. 5-l and ~. aty · Anderson's Cincinnati Reds teams won more than 100 games In 1970, 19'/5, and 1976111 the National r;:===:;;;::;=::;=:;-1 '\ ~1. t LOlJ,t,. · Tht!Metsprevented~from League. Detrolt needs five more victories Ill theflnalsevengamesfor Its wlnnlngest &eaBOII ever. • cUncblng the t1tte outright oo Sunday by sttw~na Mmtreal 4>-1 Jlelilnd the pltdllng of Dw.lgbt GOOden. in other games, West Division champion San Diego needecllltnnlngstobeatAtlantaZ.l, Pittsburgh got by f'lllladelphla t-2, Houston shaded anclnliati Z.l and Twln&S,Indl-1 · Randy Bush SII8PI)ell an ().for-17 slwnp with a ~w<»-run. tle-ll'eaklng homer in the sixth Inning and Rick Lysander pitched four scoreless InningS In relief to 11ft Minnesota over Cleveland. Mtnnescita•s Mike Smithson, Ed Hodge, Lysander, 4-3, and Ron Davis combined on a five-hitter. Davis finished up for his 29th save. A'aS,Royalol Rickey Henderson singled, doubled and slammed a two-run b:lmer, carrying Oakland over Kansas ctty. Chris Codlroll held the Royals to SanFranclacobeatLosArglesf-2. MI!UI,Eqiall Dwight Goodlin.l7·9, allowed only five hits In eight Innings and struck Darb Downs Y ' outelgbttoexlelldhlamajor-Jeague .roughed up Philadelphia starter : . roolderecilrdtotaltoZ76.Hefalled.to Shane Rawley, 10.5, for six hits and , go the dlstance for the ftrst time In four runs In five Innings. John : tour statts and failed for the first Tudor. ll·ll, allowed onlY a run and : t1!J11! In stx outings to strllce out at tlve hits through seven lnninp, but · least Wbatten. needed Kent Tekulve's help to get : MookleWIIioniCOI'edtwonmsfor · out of a jam lnthetOpoftheetghth. : the Meta. wbJ fell 6~ games behind John Candelarta pitched the ninth · the CUbs. Joe lfesketl1, 1·2, was the for his second save. • laler for the visitors, hd!ml, Brave.a Kurt Bevacqua lashed a twCHJUt single In thebottom!tthe llthlnnlng ·otr Brilila reliever Donnie Moore, 4-5, to score Alan Wiggins from second bale. Greg ao<lker, 1-0, pltcbed the final two lnnlnaiEacb starting pitcher was ouatandll!g. Atlanta's Craig McMurlly pltcbed hitless ball for 6 Z.3lnnlnp before CanneiJo Martinez doubled, and allowed only three hits In nine limlnas. Andy Hawldni, meanwillie, allowed but lour hits In eight Innings for the ~ailres . . Plnial4, PI Tm 2 .Johnny Ray singled Ill two runs and scored another as the Pirates same~." Fun in ·New Jersey __, _____A_rt_Buc_h_WaJd_· A recent state sup-erne rout1 ~ IORietbin& In it. ruUng In New Jeney has been "What are you doing!" making life very dlt!lcultfor people "I'm 1reeptnc track of aU the wbJ giVing parties. ~court guests. Your Umlt 15 thn!le," ~ ruled that the party givers could be replied. held responsible If one of their "Why three!" iiJI'SIS left the preml5es In an "We clll!cbd out all our 111e1t1 Inebriated state and hurt someo~ before tile puty. Repor1s trom In an accident. WaSbJnaton Indicate three drinks burden on the host and are aU you can handle." hostesS Is more than most Jersey " But I'm not drMng. I carne with resldUlts can stand. Mike Clark." I attended/ the 25th wedding · Fahey looked .In his bOok. anniversary of the Richard Faheys glad you told me. Clark Is only good In their b:lme In East Orange, N.J ., for four glasses of Wine beb'e be last weekeitd. goes blotto. Excuse me. I just saw There were niountalns ol dell- Dale Denton OVU' there talte hla claus food, an anniversary cake, second glass of champagne. What and a bar orr in the corner. kind ot party does be think we are "WeD, Fahey," I sald, "this Is throwing?" reaDy a great occasion. I think I'll 1 walked over to Jonah Sbaclmal. have a drink." ''How's It gOina?" I aaked hlrn. He looked at me sharply. "How "Okay, I'm leaving." many have you bad already?" "So early? Wehaven'tbaddllulel" "Just one." I saki. yet." · He took out his notebook and "I had two Scotch and waterund Doublehea~er By MJKEaARK APIIplda Wrtler ManagB- Jim Frey stared at a blank lineup card, trying to figure out the combination of pJayen who could end a five-game tall$pln and Pit the Chicago CUbs IM!I'thetc:pln the Natkmal League East Division title chase. "I guess I 8pUit l2 bJ\11'8 In the . room last night. I ·t lwght about everything," Frey said. "Ip!tdown llnelips. l decided that It we won the first game, I was going to keep the au. wu tbe emblrraament of It tile JlOIII1 ~ to ball DUt !be Cenadlan "Cenada ball been railed tile brNciiiMIDM rt tile ·world and It wu one It the woiid's lea diD~ elg)OI1en rt fllh betCI('e tlle rerent I ec I?PICIII. It II I cruel )lll'lldQll that many ' rt )'011 wbo could be~ In the~ of food are In flnanctal dlmesl wldle, at the Nnw tlmf, hUJJ&e', chronlr maiiJutr!tjon and the threat The Daily Sentinel- Page 3 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio ~ men ··~ to • tlectluti Ill· Conada tbe ~ !twtdrllwu hi ; !Nile Cenadlana rlrlllr tllan they now are, sutr.r1ng u they have · been from an awful .-lon and· colltlnulng ' to sutfe:r with• over 10 · . pl'lu:Jit WIUTiployed. i. ~'\ y I D~"O v.t' b STATION RENT IOYIES AT THE IOVIE PlACES All FRUTH PHARMACIES 111£ 8LCCMiAUJPOUS : UP THE CREEK ICE PIRATES AGAINST ALL ODDS MAKING THE GRADE "Atll,.,.,r r,..~tl" MOVIE IINtAU.-$2.50 A ul18 re8 , ooLUMBus, Ohio (AP) _Risky Frisky notched his third straight victory Sunday to win the rea ture iourhitsuntllBWCaudUlrellevedln · ra~~~=RlskyFrlskyto thetopoftbeseventhandftnlshildup a 2'h-Jength vtcto1y OVU' the six forhis34thsave.'IbeloserwasMlke furlongsln 1:u ' , Jones, 2-3. The. ......_ paid $10"" oo: ~ and ' Henderson also stole his OOth base · wu~ '""' "" $3.1Jl. Second-place Looney Toot of the season and scored two runs returned $5.~ and $4.00, willie before leaving the game because of Buffalo Shot pald$6.00fosbDw. a . Jammed finger be suffered With no winners for the Pick Silt. stealing third base after doubling the pool wiU be $lO,<&lwhaJ nclng leading off the ljlaml'· resumed Wednesday. PlACE .0 1 MN) MARY C. KEBLER, E. A. ! 0u . 0 I I ; " I " • Rage, rage against the FTC ___Jac_k_Ande_rso_n i WASHINGTON - Taldng the poet's advice, departing Fedenl Trade Commissioner Michael Pertschuk has made It clear he won't "go gentle Into that goodnight," but will "rage, rageagalnsttbedylngof the light'' he bas held aloft to protect consumers for the past seven years. His 300-page critique of the agency's performance has already been Slimmarlzed In '!'he New York Times, drawing an Indignant rebuttal from the FTC's conservative chalnnan,' James Miller rn. Miller derided Pertschuk' s blls· terlng report, writing: "While Commissioner Pertschuk's rhetoric displays a certain energy, his report breaks no new ground. It Is a rehash It hiS dissents and a sn1nglng tO(iether Of Ida '!arloUS post~, bracl(eted In sarcasm.'' What Miller hasn't seen yet Is Pertschuk's brlef appendix to bls report. This rubs salt Into. what Pertschuk feels are the commission's self-lnflleled wounds under Miller's leadership. My auoclate Tony CapacciO has obtained a ropy. The appendix Is titled, "A Reader's Guide to Claims About the miarket. ....__ -·· Wonder of Reagan's F"I'C." Pl!rtln lll!l6, author F. Scott Fitzgerald was born. schuk charges that the FTC's Jli :JD, Swedm agreed to Norway's cm!plete tndepaldence. conservative leaderslllp has IIPIIJitu. iJ1l929, Lt. James H. Doolittle J!Uidl'd a Consolidated NY2 Biplane over aUy tried to make ''a lllk pUrle out MitclltiJ Field hi New York In tile first aU·Instnm'IUit !light. Jn :J9.'M. Babe Ruth made his fareweU appearance as a regular player of a sow's ear' and "has been bavlng fun with numben and • the New York Yankees In a game against the Boston Red Sox. (The history." Heexplabls: "Andbytun, SID: Will, $-0.) · •'-' A"~-tlc I mean indecent Jlbert1es w1111 the )D 00, Dine Allied governments pledged' adherence to uo:; "''" historical record and with facti of Cllal1l!l' drafted by PJ:esldent' Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime the present." Wnton Churchill. ·· Pertschuk writes: "Every aot.t~. Presldalt Dwight D. Elstnb:lwer suffered a bean attack while vernment aaency pua. up Ill own VIII"'&IM III DaM!r. , Ia Jill. tile a1nntt carrier ~ Enterp'!le wu launched at Newport record of acldevemelrt. We 1.'1!1"· talnly did when we were In c:harJ!.'' NeM. But, 11e eomplalns, "tllere Ita palld tile U.S. Senate ratUifd a treaty Wltb arttalnand tbe!lo\Yt Union at wltlcti pdlry pa.- tleya.d lbl 111tiDC IUCIJilllr tatq. "'"nds of fair cbaracterlzatlon lntQ Ja lt8il tile trial of the Ollcago Eight begnn. Tile clefelldants were cynical pr1111 &III!IJCY." Uv t ;, crossing state lines to start riots at the 1968 Danocratlc ....-¢ 11 What particularly f'l!rt. OIIMJit!Oa. . scbuk Is !he way he aays Mlllel'a naupt for today: "The trwble with the rat race Is that eYt!Dityou wiD, . crew ta11e1 credit for·artlom tilly )IOU're IIIII a rat." - Lily Tooilln, cmnedlan. actually delayed or oppoled. sxWJded ~ . ............... ·~ . -_ .. ___.. nldlnl!!ntary ecoaomlc liWI cry tor ~ ~ had ;. ' ~ lllued a report on !be ecGIIIIIIIY tll4t UJIIImtUd tbe pope A N)'lnl ttJat lit dlllrl!l canadlla to be- rldL .. , ........ .. aao. tbe CeMdl•n Cethollr \Jitbopl DOt,..... ~::-.£- ~ Canada~--~~w_w~~· -F~·-8-~-~--1-~· > --~~- ~- · - ' ' REGINA. Saskatchewan- Can· But who could be sure? Bush Iivas oo stage awaiting biB lntroduct!on to the crowd It JI'IOre than ~ party faltbful, but Rlndes, C\lrrenlly the only viable GOP candidate ·for aovemor In :1!86, undoubtedly bad his own tam on hand. :He vacdlates, as be has In the past, and In lkDg so not ooJy keepS his op6oi11 open but holds potential ).Wimary election rivals, along with cm:nPRiiJJ contributors who don't Jllce to back losers, waiting In the wings. '!be '15-year-old Rllodes scaned to SQISI' llllliJIIg the Republicans an amlety for !OIIIt:lblng to ciJeer about, stmetlllna that transcended tbelr ffltlllslasm for Presldellt RNgan and Bush Iii their apparmt lllll'g'l! toward ,ij,..,. Meet. t~e Meigs Marauders Monday, 81J*1..... 24.Ohio 1114 The Pope m DEVOTED 'fO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA • Mandllv, Sapllal111bw 24, 1184 P8g1 2-n. o.lly lulnllll • Ill Court Street ' , . .._ \ Cotnmentary The Daily Sentinel ... For lnstaJJce, last May, Carol Crawford, director of the comnJis.. $iOn's Bureau of Consumer Proti!!C· lion, told the ·House commlttee on aging that t11e ITC's new rule designed to give protection from shady undel'takl!rs "hu gn!at Impact on older Americans.'' She neglected to mention that Miller bad oppoeed the rule, calling It ··a deceit upon American consumers.'' Crawford alia boasted that the Fl'C bad Initiated rules to lower tile price of eyegta.ws. But ~· bic:llldt notes In bls append!JI: "Convenient forgettery precluded her from ment!onlnl that she had just recommended that a ltey provlllon - that ~ · provlden routinely tum IIVti' a copy of eye .. -Tipllonl t o men - be ellnJIJWted.'' In what Pet lliCIIuk ealll "Uaf lftlll! bloldfaced denial ~ I tij oill· blllty,.. MliJer told tile F'rc hadn't burled a rule to IIIOIIItor baTd-lell ti!!C~ by heartna·ald saIeiman. "'!'he cmunllllaD 1181 . 11111 burled the rule," 11e twll'ed "The vote1 for thr rule limply did not exlsL" ' ' PeriJcbuk writes: ''The tranllatlon of tld8 iOpiUtry II: 'Nettlllr I, Miller 1101' my two coD iiWUted by PI 111111 RnplJ would wtc for tile rule.'' . Resar4111& a COIIIIIII..son Jli'SI . . . . . last March rlalrnlna lUI the rrc arted ·on • "CIOIIIIIIIlei' ' i*OII!!Cibt .manen" 1n - . ..,. eoncr- Invest In the rel(loll - and, at ~ to prpt«t t11e1r IJMstments from tile wlllmtl It 1eclplent govemments. No rountry 15 to get Economic Rerollery funds If It .has requeSted. contnct with a company Ill which a U.S. cltl2er or ftnn owns at 1eut a same time, half-Interest. '!be Law came llx)'ftrs too late to ~Jp J. Royal ParRr directly' but If the State DepartmUlt takes a Httle belated lllterest In ~· cue, t~ new Jaw m111rt prove to be t~ Indirect route to jultlce for Parker. Here's what happened: In 19'18, Parlter'a New Jeneybued firm entered Into a Joint venture with tile Coilta Rican port autb:lrlty, JAPDEVA, to develp the COUilti'Y's ports u duty-lree enterprile:rones. Parker and tbe aovern-· ment alft!CY each owned !!0 pet rent of the 'YI!Dture. But the Ink was barely di'Y. on the. contrct Wlli!n a new Coeta Rican president was elected - and promptly n~lllfled Parker's IDttnct, • . < ·. Compare CENTIJRYS 225 per'carton to the 200 you get with ·other brands. • • • Berry's World I . ; ; f. • 'I ' I I. I ••' •' WIIIIOUT •• § j. arhuk wrlt'el: : IOUndt lllle 1lle llOII'IIIIIIIIa bu ........ - . live mlsa I 7Dll Jtpl IIIII 11ft. IPill't -·w ...,... ,...,. ., Parker sciught compensallOII In Costa RICan courts 101tmut IIUCI:t!SS. Now ~·· helping preaure from the ) State Department - UIIJII the · : threat contalm!d In the llt!W law - • will cause a more amenable new Costa RICan regime to make good on the contract. 15.,_ "Wow! It * , i . He .... tbat !Sl It tile actlaM .... ''tiO dllay Cll' ldll XU I Warning , The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . ar IDI'IIa aad • ' ........ l'lltrallllll 1D' . . . . . . . lnB llllfalr or dlteptl>e ll'at:tlea" ClhZENS W.A'Ial: 'nle reo CeJitJy pa !d Carlllbeu .... EeiMalllc ~I'll)' Act II Ill to ~ encouraae u.s. ..., ' . "d .. ""*• "He darn 't I'Niy/XJ , . H.•r into : lttg ~ moody MtJ•IIIf .,.,.. FILTER: 15 mg."tar", 1.1 mg. nicotine av. par cigarene by FTC method. to I, ·. �... Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday. September 24, 1984 . Monday. September 24, 1984 .Ball control gives Rams 24-14 win over Bengals By 'lbe 4 1 • .. JmW(NG FOR JOY- Cleveland BroWI!8' defensive backs Frank · Minnifield (31) and Hanford Dixon (29) leap above the 110ggy Cleveland stadlwn turf Sunday after stopping aP1ttsbur1h steeler drive late In the · fourth quarter of Sunday's :!f-10 Cleveland win. The ll!"oWIIII' victory over their erch·rlval Pltlstiurp, was lhe .team's first wiD of the season. ( AP Laserphoto), Scoreboard ... Majors Transactions "'1loe-,.,_ AMmiCAN LFAGUE EAST Dl\'l!IION W L Pet. GB • Jt·IRtroll liD 55 .fie - .......,, IIi ~ New Ym-M: In 71 .sJl 16~ ""''"' Bat""""' 81 72 S1 7J .5.1i 11 .Di lB'h ta 117 .442 ll lh ~ .413 :Mi 64 91 WHI'"T DJVIIRJN Mllwauka> Kansas Cll)' M~ CaiUornta Daltland Cblcago Seattle Texas Ill Ill 'IB 75 75 516 .516- 76 72 71 11 81 IN Sli .462 .&58 l'h 8'h 9 ..m fl5 fiT ~ ~ ·won .S&l HJ.,S ~ .f.'fi UY.! dlvisb'l tltk> ' s.tu..,.w GllmeB Toronto 2. MUwaukft! 1 ~te OOLPHJNS-AI:q.llrt!d JOOnson. fuUbock, lnlm the ~ D1oao ChaJ;:!en for an undllciOied fhn choate and thP riW!ts co DIE!M'y FCIW. defensive Un8nan. or ttw- Uw ~ E~ or ,.._,. Unlt£'d States Football Lfc\le. -- ~. EDMONJ'ON ......... On..ERS-Sgned, Glenn Andcnlorl, torwanl, to • ll'lllttyrar t'QII· tract. H A R T F 0 R D WHALERS-Re· turned A!te- Alrk', pll1enckT, to flit NOI'111 Bay ~IE!IIJlial! rl thP ~tam Homey NI..W YORK lSlANDERS-Re-Signed defensernan, to ITI.Iltl-Y"J' · contract. TOROrml MAPLE L~Aso... od BnlC"f' OCM1e, goaltender, Dave Farrtsh, Jeft' Triano and Craig Mulli, dden.men. ahd ~· Saganluk. Bull McRae. Leigh Gainee Detroit 4, NC'W Yak 1 MIMe'!lJ!a 5, Cleveland 1 JI.Wwaukee 8. Toronto 5 Bo6ton 6. BaltimOre 2 Chicago 4, Sl'ank> 0 Tl'Xa.~ 2, CaUfomJa 1. 10 ~ningl'l Oaklarul S. Kansas CitY 1 Moodi.Y'• G11me1 ~1 MIMfl Dents PoMn, Kansas Ctty 4. Oakland 2 . Texas 9, Callfoml11 7 Bosroo if, Balllmore 2 Seanle 7. ~ 1 , New York (Cowley NEW JDlSEY NE'IS-Sip>td Bud< Williams, forward, to a tw&)'!'!al' conll'aCt. N_ fUimiALI. _ ._ ""'"'"'· ()eQ'olt 6. New Y<rk 0 ll.tlnne!ola t , Ckwland l Bunda,y'a &WIEni.W. N...... FoaO:IIIIlape and Rasln!Sil'fl 8--61 at Baltimore rBoddlcker 18-11 and 9Naggt>rty J-2 L 2. U·n 1 CaiHontla rZahn 12·9 and Stt>irer 0.01 at Verstraete, Steve 'lbomas. Gary Yarem· d'l\lk. Fft'd ~runt, Greg Britt. J.,a\JIW Nlsker, Scott C'1t!ments. Milt' Lawlol'. . Cral.g Frank. Kevin McGWrf and Jell Fenlon, 10rwants., 10 St. C.tbarl'les ot lhe Arf)er1can }{(dey leagulf'. Rl!if'llSl'd t:lar· win MCcutctwon, ~erwman. and Mlkl! LaVl'fS, totward.. AS&1gned Georae Spezr.a, defenseman, to' Toronto ct lhP OntariJ """'"'-"· "'leted Prt. . Quarterback Jefi Kemp, who had neverstartedllgunelntheNaUonal Football League, was getting a bit anxious. So was quarterback Matt Cavanaugh, who was making hJs first start In two years. The Los Angt!Jes· Rams, with Kemp at the controls, kept the ball · on the giW!Id their ftrst two possessions Sunday. "lwasreadytothrow,butlwasn't go!ngtocomplaln,"Kempsaldatter he tilled In !or Injured Vince Fen-agamo and carne up with a steady perfol"'!!aa!CC' that Included a touclldown pass In a U.14 vlctozy over.theCincinnatiBengaJs. Cavanaugh, replacing the injured Joe Montana, thrtw three loi,Jch· down passes as the San Francisco 49ers beat the Philadelphia Eagles 21-9. lnotherNFLgaines,Washlngton downed NewEngland26-lO,Atlanta routed Hwston 42-10, Cleveland halted Plttsimgh :»10, New Orleans tqlpec!St.Louls34-24, the New York Jets nipped Buffalo :I.S-26 and Minnesota edged Detrolt29-28. Also, Miami blasted Indianapolis 44-7, the New York Giants defeated Tampa Bay 17-14, Dallas hipped Green Bay a:J-6, Denver blanked Kl!nsas City 21.() and Seattle crunched Chicago J8.9. The san Diego Chargers visit the !As .Angeles Raiders tonight. Kemp, a fourth-year pro, helped guide the error-prone Rams over the 0-4 ~- Eric Dickerson, who scored the Rams' ftrst touchdown and gained !l! yards before leaving the gamewltha wrist Injury In the fourth quarter, .lost three fumbles Inside the Cincinnati 20 In 'the second halt. Ken Anderson threw a J.O.yard scoring pass to Cris Ollllnsworth to pull the BengaJs within 17-14 with 1:49 left In the game, but Mike Gwnan scooped up an ensuing ons!de Jdck and returned it 43 yards for a cllnchllngtouchdown. The&rsandMlamiaretheonly ·4.() teams In the NFL. The Raiders are~- Dolplma 44, Colt& 7 Miami's Dan Marino, the NFL's . top.rated quarterback, · upped his season ID pass total to 12 with scoring sll1kes of 00 lind 5 yards to Mark Duper. Pete Johnson, acquired this week -9. . """"'w. Marshall quarterback Carl Fodor the night with three Interceptions· but he threw 35 completlons In 60 attempts !or 436 yards, breaking the Southern Conference record of ~ yards set by Appalachian State's Steve Brown In 19!lJ. Fodor's four touchdown passesthe second time he's accomplished the feat - were just two short ot a Southern Conference record, bit his totalolfensemarkot427yardswasa slrigle-game SC high, breaking the recordof424setbyDav!dson'sMark Thompson In 1970. 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Jakarl. driven by Mary Coven, returned $2,r.l7.:.1. ~ took the lead in thetlrst turn and then The da!ly double of21111C! ~,J)etour : ~offBamaclelnthebackstretch TlmeandLittleCoffeepa!d$27,81.A · and the Dna! tum to win the mile In crowd of 3,100 wagered $252,031. ' 2:014-5. Thewlnnerpa!d$10.!1l,$4.9> VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & TH ROA-; GENERAL ALLERGIST . . \ FIRM, SEALY · c~~amp~ons. . ' Bowden SUiP.IJed ShortofthrowtJ!g ' the 15th-ranked Sem1no1e1' war bonnet Into the c~ riJJI, saylnc, "I don't think yw could ' · • aJJIJOclale us w1th something Wee that. .. yet" But he did call it "one of_the blgedwtnsever!oraFior1daState football team.'' While M18riJ1 was aeelniiiB hop!B deatroyed tor 11 repeat of 1983's crown-theQUJ'Ticanea are3-2!111d · ' no team haseYeraillshed No. lin till! AS!IOCialed Press poll w1th two • · lolses - lllp-rall!d NellrasiJa ·and No. 50h!oState)otnedFlorldaState as big wlnnerB while f!llllll!r-lip Clelruondioppe:lan 1ncredlble26-23 di!ciB1on to No. 20 Gecqla m KeY1D . , . Butler's &~-yard lleld goal with 11 seconds left to play. Nebraska wa!qled No. 8 UCLA 42-3whlle0hloStatepoundetiNo.l4 . . Iowa 6-11. Rol1ndhJg out the Top Tea. JJixlb.l'llllled Brigham Yaung • ....., Hawaii 18-13, No. 7 Penn Statll! mauled Dtv1aioa JAA Wllllam .t Mary nlnth·rankett Washln&llil wblpped Houatan ~7 and No. lOS...... CoJJeie burled North CaroJtna 52-:.1. 'lblrd-ranked Texas wasnot.IICbeduled · In !be !lecond Tm, No. 11 Oldabom!ldllwlled Baylor 34-15, No. 120klal1CIInaStatenlppedsanDiego State 5-16, No. 13 Southern Metrodllt blnoued North Texas State M-6, No.l&MicllJaanedgl!dWII!con· lln»14.No.l7SoutbemCalltornla ebedJw!AdmlaStatd3,Maryland upeetNo.IBWest V1tglnla :»17 and ,No, 19 Auburn trounced Southern Ml-J-IppiJ5:12. Flortda State got three !leld goals tram Derek Schmidt and led Miami 9.() at halftime, then 1ro1re the game 0111!11 011 Je!l!lle Hester's 77-yard run · m a J1!\'l!l'll!, a 25-yard 1ICOI1ng pass bun Eric 'Iblxnal to Husall Jones and two !lborl toucMlwn nms by R1• e11e1t Snipes The Seminoles a1110 sadred Berale Kosar sJi times tor '15 yards In lollie8. U<l.A was I5UJIPOBed to be a real test tor Nelraska but the CornlnuJirml aot rushing touchdowns bun six pll!yers In toying with the . Bruins. Jeff Smith, who rushed for •lll. 26-~rgla~dB=, ~die~ \ threw tor three tooclldowns and 2!18 , yards tor the Tigers. YoungslCM~~~ !1tate had Its record evened at 2-2 In a 41!-15 Joss at Sean Payton hit on27 ot 48 passes tor 252 yards tor the Panthers, but the Rockets held the visitors to mtnus3 yards rushing. Ball State diopped to 0-4, bit almOst pulled olf a shocker against heavily favored Washingtm State. The Cardinals cut ·the lel!d to two polntswlthl:l17togoanatouchdol!ln pass play trom Nell Britt to RiellY George that covered 69 yards, then recovered an onslde ldck. 'Ibree straJalrt pass attemJQ mlallred lind Jolin Dleltrlchfell short on a61-yard field goal trY. . ElseWhere In Ohio college foot· ball, Ohio State won its third game Without a defeat by taking advan· tage of !our.HawkeYe twrovers for a 45-26 vtctocy over Iowa In the Big Tm Conterence opener !or both teams. Keith Byars ran for two. tauchmwns, thi:ew for a third, and caught a pas8 tor a score'for Ohio State. Akron fell to 1-3 as the Zips were edged 22-21 In tl~lr Ohio Valley Conference opener by Eastern Kentucky. Dale Dawson's 42-yard lleld goal with 38 secol!!ls lett, his thlrdofthegarne,gavetheColonels their victorY. . · Cincinnati had a long night at the Uberty Bowlin Memphis as the 1·2 Beareats were crushed 47-7 by Memphis State. Dalu\Y Sparkman WestemUUno!s.MarkBioomofthe winners threw two touchdown passes and ran for a third score. Four Ohio Conference games were played, with BaldWin-Wallace getting by Cap!tal19-13, MusldngUm stopping Otterbein 31-14, Witten· berg rolling over Heidelberg 41·7 and Mount Union handing Marietta its m straight defeat 31.0. The Pioneers are winless In 36 straight games. 1n the North Coast Conference, Case Western posted a 21-14 victory over Wooster, DE;nison whipped Allegheny 52-14 and Kenym aut~ Ohio Wesleyan 17-12. Ohio teams lost a pair of Presidents' Conference pmes, With Carnegie-Mellon victorious over Jolm Carroll 24-12 and Grove City squeaklngwt a 7-6v!ctoryover Hiram. Hanover rolled over Bluf· tton 44-7 In the Hoosier-Buckeye Conference. 1n non-mnfereilce games, it was Adrian 35, Ohio Northern 12; Central State 35, District of Colwn· bla 13; Dayton34,Butler0; Def1ance · 24, 0Uvet14; Geneva 33, Oberlin 14; Hillsdale 35, Ashland 31; and Wilmington 57, Upper Iowa 19. period, connected from 34, 51 and 43 yards before hJs gamewlnnlng boot that !led the ·SoUtheastern Confer· ence distance record. Clemson led a:J-6 at l!alttlme as Mike Eppley threw touchdown passes ot 16 yards to K.D. Dunn and . 27 to Terrence Flagler. But Eppley coughed upthefootballonllveofthe Tigers' first six possessions In the second haU - he c:onunltted seven turnovers overall - allowing the Bulldogs to get back In the game. Ohio. State tailback Keith Byars rushed for 120 .yards against Iowa and scored on ruos ot 00 and seven yards,asweUasa14-yardpassfrml · Mike Tomczak. And for good measure, he also threw his ftrsl collegiate pass, a 35-yard scoriilg strike to Mike Lanese. • .:. Southwe8tern, Hannan Trace ;_; lose .non-l~e encounters . beblnli ' Delelllifl!b', Berude Boyd, Andy • ,: • 1 •Vis!t!Dg !loq!hwestem fell •• . 13.() In the first quarter and never HalJllop, Burnette, Qu1s Hampton, was able to catch up Saturday nlgllt Peltley and Will Ha1sJop were .as the a.rta1o Blaonl rolled to$37-20 credted with good efforts. / non-olllferencevlctory. - ·Soutbwestenr hollis Hannan's r ' 1be'lfln pve QdTaJo a 3-li'I!Oll'd wiDiell Wildcats Friday. whl1e Southwestern is _.1-3. oI 1 1 sw JW ·, ,'!be Btsms opmedgamesoorlng Yonll ruo~~~na .......................... 2t4 2211 79 ·· when~··,...........,RatBorguswent Yanto _ . . . .........•................... 7 ..-~·~ 'l'<UI yonllge ············ .......•...... 251 :m •ltom!>l<d······················· a 9 · · CNer from the one yard line. Ball's 4 ldckpushedthescoreto7.0. P-~ .... .... .......... .. ... 1 1 34 ard It&acrptltadi ...... .......... ............. 0 Laterblthe first quarter, a y l'llrnl*l ....... ... ....:..... .... ............ 2 1 ·' · ~from llorgUa to Jim Scott gave l'llrnl*lktlt ............. .... ..... .. ..... o I theho6tsa13.()advantJI&e. · IIJ' 1 cua btbAtstei11 ...... ........ ... ... .. .0 8 0 12-20 · ·· ' Coach Jack James' H1ghlanders Bulfalo .. .. ..................... ... .. .7 12 6 12-37 . ' ' bowK:ed back In the aecond quarter when Sf!.'Ve Peltry capped a 'lOyard I. march In 15 plays with a three yard · · run. A Ill& pll!ydurlngthedrtw!was . , three down, seven yard pass bun Jeff Burleson to Justy Burleson. Pelfrey added the conversloll cut.. ' ling the deficit to 13-8. . Rick Napier's !ll yard run gave Qdraio a J.S.8 lead just before the , , t1rat halt ended. A nm !or the ~ , · conversion was stopped Midway through the th!rd quarIET, Napiergaw 81traloUJJther1D ' • when he returned an Jnterceptlon21 · · · yards. Arun tor the extras tailed. ·! · Southwestern then mounted · • · lllCltller a~PaM drM Wtdcti ' • endlld II the Blion !5. lfoweYer, a : : . ,_ Plays later, the IIIIJIIanden · ~ the baD on a tumble. · · · ·· Sborlly lfteawards. Jim Burnette's ·' Dveyard runCilt theliiiU1into25-12. · A run ilr the COIM!I'Idon failed. .:. '. Smith IMided IIIKlther twdiJbvn • run b' QdfaJo ao1ng 1M!!' fnm the • one and later, Oarl(s &5 yard run .: . ~aut the Blion !IODI'Ing. Southwestern'• tiM1 six polniET came on an eight yard gallop by Burnette. According to the charts, Jim Burnette coJiectA!dU8~l'Uibln& In Zl carries; Pelfty, before beln& Injured, hid 411 Yatdl 1n 14 trB; wm Hallllop hid 311 yardltn ave can1e1 and Tim Bumette coJiectal Zl yanli. , Wyatt 1ed Buffalo with U4 yanll and 18 sei'~p fof" ihe punt. Billy Swain faked the kick and hit Deke Barnes with a 3o yard gainer. After some trick plays moved the ball to the St. Joe 10, a pass from Kirk to a w!de open Steve S t1 tt t e II incomplete. Hannan Trace is Idle Friday. The Wildcats' next opponent Is defendtng teague champion North Gallla. Hannan Trace Coach Brett Wll· d I son sal , ·: t ws one of those things that wasn't meant to be." The two blocked punts led to scores ·tor Ironton St. Joe. m&!ZVANCE IIELD - au 41we a•....,.!!! lair . . iNl . . . H tr \ ·I I crowd (II hantl McEnroe wins Transamerica Open ~t. excited was after the match when someone asked him hOw he would rank himself In tennis hlstozy. . "I expect In 20 years sanebody's going to cortte out, maybe In 00 years, (and) maybe the guy will have the tooch that I do, the mental toughness that I do, the shbts that I do and Is also S.f6ot-6 and Is twice as strongasmeandqu!cker .. . Players get better and better." He frr:lllined and rubbed his unshaved face, looking much In need of the razor he advertises. "It kind of lnitates me when the old guys say, 'Ohyeah, theseyaung guys couldn't play with us.' I think when I played Co!U!Ors at Wlm· btedon this year I put that pretty much to rest.'' · 'nle triumph was theleft-hander's ~ In 71 matches this year and the title was his llth, Including Wbn· bledon and the recent u.s. Open . . The $40,001 singles pnze, plus the S6,IXXI he and Peter Flt!mtng each picked up for winning the doubles, 6-3, 64, against Mike DePalmer and Sammy Giammalva, pushed McEnroe's o1f!clal earnings In 1!ll4 to $1,243,463.. The match against GUbert wasn't as close as the score would Indicate. 1n both sets, McEnroe was ahel!d 5-l, despite serving erratically, and it was all he could do to keep froln yawning while Gilbert struggled baCk. The only time McEnroe got Plus Tax PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING Regular Price ................ S24.99 Sale Price ...................... S16.99 "Ready To Save Pick Up" saoo ,11 MOllS . . .. -n .. . . t :... , :. 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Now A1 ' I+ to r.1111e you can order your supply of these hiahiY successful "supa:'' gJ'!Ipefrult pills (now available direct· fy from the manufactum by IQiil order only) by sending $12 rot a 14illly supply (or S20 for a ~Y supply, or SJS for a 66-day s ) ¢ISh, check, or money order : Citrus Industries. 9901 !lantil :Monica Bl., Dept. 705, Beverly· Hills, Calif. 90212. (UIUXJIUIJtlottti O"'"l,NJIJENION APIIpelti'Wrll 'lbeFiorldaStaltSanlllolelam detemdned to 11eep co11 ac toot· ball's Mtblal chamt*Jalhlp Ia till! , Sunahlne State. . '"lbls paiB UB In thespatllgbl_., ·: lbta pill ua In line for a Jot of pJOd ; · ,lltldf," Coach Bobby~ uld following Saturday's :IS-3 JIUllna of ~J'IIIked Miami. thedl!felldlng New Fralk.ik'o (Robin&on 7-14 and t!Wullf-71. {nl By Hi: Diet Pill SWHplllfl U.S. Chlciii!O !Suldiffe 'l!r-11 at PlttJDlq:h Davis 5-ltl. 1 In) HcuSICII (lAC- HI at La3 Arle!lft .• A~UTISU1ENT Pill' Gives·: Fast Weight ~ oot of the conference split a pair ot Jim Harkema, Eut.em M!c!ll· games, with Toledo defeating gen's mentor, said the Hurons Eastern Illinois J8.17 and Ball State ''wereautofsynch thewholesecood playing tougher than expected halt'' of their conference opener. He against Washl,ngton State before said Ohio "dldo't do anything that losing 16-14. we didn't think they were going to Ohio Coach Brian Burke said do. We just did not stq1 them." Judge "kicks the pressure field . Tony Brown rushed tor 174 yards ' goals we have to have. I just can't and quarterback Bob DeMarco say enougl! about him.'' threw three touchdown passes ih He said the Bobcats may have Central M!clilgan's ll1umph. Both underestimated the Hl!rons. "We coaches had kind words after the knew ctmlng In it wwld be a tlaht game for DeMarco, who was 12 tor game, butwedldn'tthlnk!twwld be 19for 222 yards. a cUf!hanger/' he sald. Bowling Green kept Miami win· less In ~. COI11erence games as Brian MctJure blton27 of«lpasses !or ':112 yardS and a Pillr · of ~· The 41 points were the most ewrilcomt by Bowling Green agatnstMiaml. Pl!te .Roth rushed tor a career· high 185 yards ·afld two~ ln35carrles toleaddetendlng'-1AC 123 first-halt yilrds, Started the champion Northern llllnols aver !larrage with an eight-yard run and Kfnt State In the' conterence opesier fellow tallbacks Doug Dubose and for both teams. . Paul Miles scored on runs of 64 and ~ Morgan was a ooe-man tour yards, respectively. 500w tor Toledo against Eastern llJbiois as the Rockets boosted their "I think we're as good as last record toW. He ran !or one · year'stearn,"Smlthsa!d, "butr!ght touchdown, threW for a second, led now we're not thlnldng about last both teams with :t:ll rushing yards year's team. We're thinking about on25carr!esandcaughttourpasaes, morethananyotherToledoplayer, this year." for26yards. Florida State victory places Se1ninoles in title contention r----------- rMcWillilmlll-lOr. tn l at San ftynear8oo Stadluni. Eastern Mlch· 1pn oftld•Js hope crowds Wee that keep lbowlag up; low attendance Unosl aot the Hurons kicked wt ot the ~this year so the MAC JIIIIIPIDcSaturday,butalut·lllCDIId could keep NCAA Dlvillon I-A field p i kept the Bobcall bun ltatua. . . 111*!1 and made them the only · Central Mlc!I1Pn. Bowling Green team with a 2-0 tnark . iQ Mid· and Northern llllnols won Saturd.iJy AmerlcanCooterenceprr~eS. to join TOledo at 1.0 In mnfere!lce Chrli Judge, e forme!' Meigs play. Central Mlcb!gan was a Jll.l9 Marauder, kicked the three-pointer v1ctor IM!I' Western Mlch1gan, froma:lyardswtwithoaeleOOIII:IIn BowiiDaGreell b'allla!Miam141-10 play liVIng the Bobcats I J.6.13 and Nortba II DlJnnls ckJwlled Kent VIctory before 19.281 people In State 21.0. MAC members pll!~ games: ONLY alii toU . free 1-{800)-8626262, ext. 705.®c.,rtpt 1,... a:m &151. tnl . ', B)' '1'DJ PUET Azp'nf:ed rr- Wrk Eastern Mlchlalll, playlnc In front rl a record home crowd, atmo.l caught Ohio Ualverslty * ---- The Daily Sentinel- Page- S ~: OU tops Hurons on field·goal by ·ex-Marauder, Judge. .. t1on 45 yards fOI' another score to Mark Moseley added tleldgoalsof hlghllght till! Broncos' strong de19, 42, 22 ;~ 27 yards !or fense as Deriver be~t \lie Chiefs. , Waslllngtoo, Sallta M. Cardlllall,. . Cowl!o;twiD,Paclren 8 ReserJe running back Wayne Everson Walls had two of Dallas' WUaon calllht two twchci:lwn !our lnteroeptlons and the Cowboys pas&eS. one rrom tullback H<*le sacked Paclte!' quarterback.l six Gi!Jan, to help New Orleans beet St. times. Still, Dallas did not put away Louis. W118on's III!COIId ID catch ' Green BII.Y untU '1'01\Y Dotsett came with just mareelxmlnutee lett scooted7yardstoratouchdownW!th in'the pme to cUnch the v!ctoey for · .. theSatnta. • . S!!COilds remaining. Vlllllp .. Uaall8 Fu-41, Ol1en 10 Atlanta Steve Bartkowski threw '. Jan stenerud booted field aoals frml 35, 32, :rr, a. and 19 yards and tiJTee touchdown passel and Gerald • Mlnne8ota recovered three second· RJgp ran tortwolliQI'e &all'l!IU the half fumbles as the VUdngs stopped J!'alc.'Onl extended the Saints' NFL· the Lkms. Oetro!tiJUil'lel'baekGary record 1'0IId losing streall to :.1 Danlel8m threw tour touchdoWn BartkoWild CQillllleled 11 of . passes, threetoLeonard'lbmtJliOII, 13attemptsfor195y!lfdsandRIIP, • In a losing effort. the league's JeadiJui rusber, pined • 13lyards. The!l40Uers Q-alled21-lD ,; · -21, Cblelill ~ Winder rushed for 139 at halftPne. their first three games. by the Dolphins because ot a fullback shortage, ran 1 yard for a S<;ore and Woody Bennett, another tullback, ran !or two short touch· downs to help roll the visiting Colts. Seahawka 38, Jleal'a 8 Chicago's Walter Payton piiSSed Franco Harris to become No. 2 on ~all-time rushing list, but It was Seattle's Harris who played on the winning team. Payton wentlntothe game trailing Harris by 34 yards and gained 116 on 24 carries. Harris was held to 23 yards on 13 carries. Paytonnowhasgalned12,001career Yards and he trans oni.Y Jim yards a second-quarter twchdown to key theol'fenaewlilleCO{IlE!!'back Brown's 12,3.12. Quarterback Dave Krieg roused Mike Harden returned an lntercepthe Seahawks In the third quarter, J'lllllllng 3 yards tor Ql1e score and Hi@h I!Chool 8COres passing 55 yards to Eric Lane tor. another, In handing the Bears their 2 ...,. . . . . . first loss. """"' M - Z1. F.._ 6 Browns:aJ,sq,elml10 :111, ...... 6 -... Can!IM!. Paul McDonald passed for two C!IOo<l 12. Colll<Solol 7 -81-km 19 touchdowns and 222 yards In the c... 3&. ........ Put lO secondhalttohelpCievelandwinlts c... -lti,Ltma7 c... Couotry Doy 32. C1ll. ............. 7 first game of the ·season. The aaymonr», ,.._.,..... Val. o Browns trailed 7.() at halttlrne after 0.. R.bodN 11. I dfi tiialt 19 tll-. SI.J&natm 38, Panna ~ i Steeler defensive back sam Wa· a.. ' - ""' a.. Hay :ll ·shlngton returned an Interception a.. " n1l\lly It l.mUI Call\ 6 Oe-. Un.tvenl!y !i, <:\eo. G~ G . for a touchdown. Colin w. Rfterw :rr. Alhland cmt· Jets 28, Bills 28 ...-.ew 0 ' . Col. W•ttenoa ,.. CuL Welt T .Pat Ryan teamed with Wesley Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ·-·~·"•M·• ""''"''""".. .,..,......,, ..... I'\... II. 2110 AVE. AnGMII'l4 10 ....1CfOC:tDe<•U " 9E - . ~ o•IGG&,Am.I.DDLEPORT. OH. PH. !Ohio) w ul)992-2171 nl-9577 0 -. • ..:,.,:rst:l __.--~ -'flj,riltf111'7 1 ..:::::: • I! ,. �... Paga 6-The Daily Sentinel .... ; .. ...:.. . .. . . . . '. ' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio "' - ' . .' Monday, September 24. 1984 • Carpenter .community happenings Reed Jeffers recently spent some Mr. and Ml'll. Mendal Jordan and Hazel Stout, Fl'eda ·Smith, Eilzl!· time In New ~ton, Dilnols with his ovemtaht gueebl of the Jordana hell\ Jordan, Leah Crabtn!e IJid son ·and daughter-In-law, Mr. apd were Mr. and Mrs. Wllda Mannon Wl!lltina Crabtree, with Jeu!Ca Mrs. Richard Jeffers and family of Ironton. EliZabeth Rutherford Jordan as a guest. and his son-in-law and daughter, and friend, Springfield, were Several from Temple Church Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Dunham and callers. were at the homecoming at Albany famUy. While there he attended the Beulab Lowther Udvardy has United Methodist Church oa Sui!· world's largest steam engine show under gone surgery at a CIIIDicollle day . for the picnic dinner and/or which Is held at Mt. PleaSllnt, Iowa. hospital and ts reported to be servl!.'es. Earlier ·ministers wbo' Mr. and Mrs. Conard Ator convalescing satisfactorily and will were present Included ~· Olear recently traded their home here for be retumlng home lOOn. King, Rev. Kelllleth Nason, Rev. a home In ~bany and moved there. The home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Price and Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. PhllUp Hawk and Paul Gaston, local, · Is neartna: Mrs. Howard Mayne. Rev. David children, formerly of Albany, now completion. Haney H8JIIq and Aahw!lrth, former member ri own the A tor homeandhavemoved Rolland. Eastman, Hemlock Grove Albany Church who now Is 111110here. area, have been assisting the clate )lll!llor tri a Cincinnati chw'c~ Freda Smith a~ompanied her · Gastons. · was the afternoon speaker. brother and slster.tn·iaw, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arth!U' Crabtree Oieva Smith Stanley, Edllon, Mrs. Denver Rawlings. Albany, to and~ Dye~ guesr.ofthelr -spent a day with her rnot~r. ~ D;iyton recently. They took Mr. and aUJII, Mrs. Elsie Davis In Parkers· Smith, and helped her celebrate her Mrs. Conard Ator to Dayton to meet burg, W.Va. birthday. Mr. Ator's $Isler. The Ators Lolli Beckley was hostess for the Mrs. Cella Dye Irwlll, Marys· accompanied his sister Qll to Mt. Septernbel' meet1na of the Temple vllle, and. · Del!ll ·~ . ~. Pleasant, fowa , where they at· United Methodist Church women Dayton, we~ gue,ts of relatives. tended the world's largest steam and she was.asslsted by Madeline and friends here. Cella lrwln was engine show before returning to Staneart. Plans were made for a an overnight guest of her father, their !leW home In Albany. Mrs. speclal mission llonatloll at the Dale Dye, while Delia Parsons Smith and the Rawllnp visited annual District meeting of the Spell! the night with ber COUiin, Mrs. Smith's son-In-law and daugh· society In Athens. Kathy Jordan, Beulah Crjtbtree. ter; Mr. and Mrs. Reece Prather president, conduclel! the bualness Callers at the h!)rlle of Oma · (Nancy Smith) and son, Theron;ln .meeting and gave the devotions Starkey were Cella IJW!n, ~·· Kettertng before they returned with help from other members. In vtUe; Dl!na Chase Panons, Day· home. · addition to tboee listed, other ton; Murl Galaway and D8le Dye, Ethel Shell, Columbus, visited members present were Betty Mat- locl!l; and Carl Caster, Dayton. tox, Murl Galaway, Vlclde Stewart, • ;. · ANNIVERSARY NO'l'ED- It was standing room · only Sunday when opmlng ceremonies were held for the observance of the llfth annivenlal'Y of P..neroy lleallt Care Center, Meigs County's 100 bed • lnlennedlate care and sldlled IIIIJ'Sing lacWty. Above, ' these employees conducted tours. 'l1tey are, front from left, Sotwa WoUe, admissions coordlnatAir; · Nancy Van Meter, R.N., dlrec!Apr of nurses; back, .,Marcia llouciMhelt, llousclreeplng sapetvlsor; Mary •. Co,...... ac11v111es coordinator; Pam McLaugblln, 01 -··--- _ __ .. .,................_., ....,, ......., ... .... ..., . " "'',..... . ....... ........... 41 - t~ ......... " . .. ,,.,....,_ 11·11• ...- -... · ·---· ~,.._ 14·1W"'tt rrooiwin 11 ...lch ... ,,_._.,............ 11· "•dl.. fYI.CIIII ...... - 11-·-·. . . . . fl·-•-11 u.................... II·W-•Ioa luv . .:Hysell family conducts reunion Calendar .. MONDAY ·, • MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's • Daughters, wlll meet at 7 p.m. • Monday at the Middleport Ma· .· ...sonicTemple. ·' TUESDAY POMEROY - Bend of the River Garden Oub will meet at. 7: ~Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Bernice Carpenter. ~' . Members are .to take materials . -tor a wreath workshop. " . · POMEROY Veterans Memorial Hospltal Auxiliary • will meet at 7 p.m . Tuesday at the hospllal. New officers wW be , ,elecle\l. Those attending are to take a bread of the world for • :retreshnlents. ·• ' , • a ~ : , " , POMEROY The Mlddleport·Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Associatlon of University Women, will ' meet at 7: ll Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. Prospective ·members are Invited to attend. AllY woman holding a bachelor's degree Is eligible for rnembershlp. 1HURSDAY POMERQY Pleceptor ·• Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sf8n1a Phi Sorority, will meet . ·'lburlday at 7: ~ p.m. at the ~ 1RiwrboatRoomoftheDlamond S.Yinp and Loan'Co. Members ; •81'f11Jked to take a favorite diet .. ' dlllb. Ronnie, Jr., Martin and Cora Woodard, Charlotte and t':fathan Hysell, Rick and Mary Caruthers, Roger and. Kathy Rousl), Rachael, Roger Jr., Timothy and Jessica, Ann and Wllllam Carswell, Denver and Frances Hysell, Pat Kinzel, Virginia Pierce, Mary and Jbn Lynd, Chris and Shirley, Ruth and Ron Schlepp!, . Dorothy Basham, Leonard andRubyGlbson, Walt and Jeanna Hysell, Elmer and Flossie Hysell, Steve and Joyce Hysell, Stevie and Daniel, Paul Hysell, Janet Hysell, Marty and Shh"ley Woodard and Martin and Toeya, Jotm Harper, Blll .Carswell, June Hysell, Lisa German, Patty WUt, Ralph and Madeline Painter, and Becky Amberger. ' You mav bttg'ible tOreceiVe a credtt agatnst yo ur w1nter healing b1lls •t you mee,t all three o f the follow 1ng quahflca11ons. You . are the head of 54 Misc. Merchandise Arthur and Adtia Eblin, Angel Knapp, all of Pomeroy. Steve and Shari, , BlackweU, Amber and Arlca, David, T811l11lY, Jeremy and Scott Johllson, Shade; Kenny, DonnaandLolsEblln,Tony, Pat, Crystal and Lisa Eblin, Rutland; Marvin and JlianltaLittle, Middleport; Don Eblin, Syracuse; Mamie Swauger, Middleport. RecognJzed and presented gifts were DOn Eblin, the' oldest, Juley Eblin, the youngset. and Steve and Shari Blackwell w119 .tra..eled t,he farthest. Civitan .meeting held • At this week's meeting of the Big Bend Clvltan Club, Dorothea Fisher, president of the Meigs County Hwnane Society, appealed for help In fUnding operations of the group In this county. She spoke ot the need for an Incentive spaying program to stop the rapidly Increasing numbers of stray dogs and cats. She emphas. lzed the need for a mol'!! !~~~equate facility for housing stray animals. Mrs. Fisher also Invited volun· teerstoworklntheHwnaneSoctety Thrift Slq>,locall!d on Second St. in Middleport, and to assist In (NbUclty support of the allocation of state fUnds to construct a llmlll!d acceu, highway from the RaYI!IISWOOd Bridge to Rock Springs and to Improve Route 33 to Cohunllua. TheBigBendOubweloJ<nednew members SanelY laJIIIII'ell and Nancy Reed. . VIsiting the club, was Davtcl. Grtmes, Ohio District, Area W, Lt. Governor. G:>rrection ___ _ UIIDI'l-"" . l)ftt ..... !IIWII<... I -•••IIro•l 9·4-1 mo. permanently d1sabiE!d and TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC . IN MIDDLEPORT ··-~ llii~ . . . 77J- ...... - -Let.. PT. PLEASANT OFFICE ,.._, 330~ · -Your tn come for 1983 dtd not exceed $9.000 or your expected total1ncome tOr 1984 does not eKceed S9.000 and your 1ncome from Januarv 1, 1984 thru June 30. 1984 do"' not exceed 54.500.' Monday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Tuesday 6:30 p.m.·l p.m. Wednesday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Friday I p.m.·2 -p.m. Saturday 10 l)ll.·ll:30 a.m. • lARGE legtslatton The Atght of e.h!J•ble c usto· mers to rece •ve a c red1t aga1 nst uhl•ty .b ills or a payment for energy b1tls tS provtded tn (Ho use · Bill 65 7) p,;3ssed by the- General Assem bly and signed by the Governor. (9) AND 304,675-2441 812011 mo. 24. He llctnaed ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avtntll, Box 1213 Glllipolis, Ollio 45631 ALL STEEL& · . POLE BUILDINGS Sllrt ~rom 12:116' Sizt.s from 6'16' Up to 24'x3&' ' lnsul1ttd Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS · Recine. Oh. Ph. 614-143·5191 !G-G·tk ROUSH CONSTRUCTION · Riw Ho--htensin Re1110dtlinc ln"ra- WOrt Cul'W:Joi: 8ld11. Fort loofina Aiuminwtn & ViiJI Sidinp 111 Yean EKP..iil!lct GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-:2282 ·P.rr·tnted Patlern SATISFY YOUR NEEDS BACKHOE DUMP TRUCF. CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & UM~TONE 1- Colt For FrM Eiltimm 742·2167 or E.Mai.... POMEROY,O. Roger Hysell •Z£11TH . •SYLVANIA 3 Announcementi •GilSON IEFIIGEIATOR Wo Have A Pull limo SWEEPER- -lng lilt• chine repolr, porto, tnd IUpplioo. Plok up and Shop T•chnician Savell I ad oniir. IIY m-2259 ·, I - ~· _._ _ \' ,., t- , write your · and !Nil Willi 1lllii . coupon. cancec 1111 w p~~one - . ,., .-t , rwulls. Maner nat Alundtllle. r., Nam•------------------- RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 lhrH ICIII with I nice· ly constructed cancrlle block hollt 26130, 3 bed- 12115 family room. P1rti1lly carPtted, lul oi furnace with flcilifits for woodbullltl. 12115 blockstor111 buildina. 20130 block prfCt. RiP! oH Rt. 241; country stttin1. V. milt Nil of Chnlll, O~io. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN R~CINE: ~sllirs equipped with kitchen, IIYilll room, dillilll roo111 llld dtlt: •plllin ... two ·•nd 0111 blttr, ,_,, 01141 filth, Phone•--.-------------- CARPENTER · SERVICE - Plumbing Md eldiul WO<k tFrM Eotimotoal hemart. worllshop, $33,000.0!J. E I I C IW...... 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Ntlds work. If illltrnltd contatt TIM Holle Nltionll B1nk in Rloint, 94e.2210. "Fr.!~ :Om~·· V. C. YOUNG-Ill · 992·6215 ... 992-7314 Pomlti'Oy, Ohio • 7/9/2 110. • , Ylnyl .• ."""mlnum SIDING . .' BISSELL . •LAND CLEAJtED aSEPTIC SYSTEMS . eGRAVEl HAULED PH. 742-2328 011.4178 GIRl ohoot II Rteine Gun Club ~ lundey, 1:00 p.m. FKtoty o h - IUIII only . . OiVeiW!IY To 1 good home ctlico · lltt1< v.ined. Colt 448-3887. L~ kitten to good home . Lit1er trained. uuc:s ul. Clllt ...._.l4.,., M - Ctt• 2 kilt-. Coli 441·8317. SIDING CO. MotM< collie end one pup,otl 114·882·7183. Call for frcie sidineestitllltes, 949-2101 or 949-2160 t.molo cot end tl.o I weell old tong.htlred killona. Coli "Beautiful. Cuatom Built Garages·· Bonded & Insured LOOKING FOR A 0000 CUP OF COFfEEl CUT YOUR COfPU IIU IN HALF WITH MOUNTAIN RICH. LEARN HOW: MONDAY 8EPTIMBEII '24, 7:30PM. HOLIDAY INN, OAWPOUa. ONE HOUII SEMINAR. FREE lAM· PLEs : 90FFEE. TEA. ORANGE JUICE. AU ARE WELCOME . 4 EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 TROMM EXCAVATING BOGGS AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR · ~lso Transmission PH. 992-5612 or 992·7121 · . No Sundoy Calls J.ll fir "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" .u. S. RT. 50 EAST KEN'S APfiUANCE SERVICE . Authorized Johlt Dllfe. 915-3561 . All Makfl •W.....,.•Oiehwllhen •A a.... New Holl1nd, Bush Ho1 Fer• Equip~ Oteler ' Farl'l" Equipment •llelrieeratoll •0,.,.,. •Freenra PARTS and SERVICE Parts. & Service O ·ttc "t·E~~~tNTER \ilM : , CATALOG lur clner IIOmtn wllil .. enjoy sailn& money es much es l weerln1 beautiful ciGthls. 0... 100 sucttss 1111tts. Fret Plltlm t Coupon. Setlll Cetllal. ' AU ClifT .aJtildo t •liCit Gillis m.a.. DITCH WITCH SERV.ICE .. J&F CONTRACTING ' DOZER · BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK GAS LINES WATER Ll fll ES SEWAGE LINES 'OIL FIELD SERVICES or '"""ace. Jl!etly sun room. .lot sizeepprox. 48'x301'. , Compltto Outlll Work Complete Remodollrtg Roofing of al T Worlced in home eroo - Concret• work GUYSVILLE. OHIO I24.P~ O~lo 992·3410 POIIEIOY - A view of the river wil odd to the.content· men! of this 3-4 bedroom home. I~ b1ttts, ful btdr-• hollllelso Ills blsem.t. Vinyl & Aluminum - AddonsOftdrwm......, -Noofing and 9utter work GARAGE DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL . JUST CALL! VIU£ ~ lot on city Wlllf and sewer, electric and ps, Use br lllllile hqme sile. Sl.!iOO.OO. POlliO¥ - A home with flair! In town • C:OIM!Iienl Nice 3 bedroom home, 2 blltts. 2 fireplaces, lllllily room. ps f.e. hell wilhwiiOdbumer ldlkln. Nice !*hen with built·in units, IJIIIII!, ful bement. on two lots. Nice back yard . $64,900.00. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Addl~nt~•--------------~-- NEW UiTIII& - • •11$- (I) HOUSE IN .CHESTER: ,._.. C - Rd . . Col 114·44e·02M. I J •lr Real Estate General FOR SALE delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleo-. ono htlf milo up on Duty 1 roer old ltleCt. long• halted 892·7513. MotM< Collie dog and ono pup to give -ay. Ctll 992·7183. 843·5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL ~ SAND TOP :MII~·rt "'DUMP ,TRUCK SEPIVICE 'CONCR'ET£ WOR~ · 'CUITOM IUILT HOMES WRITESEL Now Chevy T,ruclc .... PINDIR ............. 176.95 DOORS ............ •149,95 HOODS .......... , •174.95 ROOFING CO. IUMPIRS .......... 0 69.ts Ollll................. 042.50 r: SUPPORT.. ..... .....95 TAIL OAJI ......... •as.ao I'OID PINDII .... '69.95 IUMI'II ............ '69.9S AI.. s-Car ,_.,. Avallalt'- ~ · M· tfl 773-5839 or 773-5788 JIM .CLIFFORD tH. 992· *HALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 FREE E~TIMATES "WATER. OAS 6 OIL UNEI RADIATOR SERVIa Gutters . Gunera Cleaned P1intlng Storm Doors · & Window• We can re~ir and recore red11tors . 1nd huter cores. Wt c1n also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas T1nts. PAT HILL FORD 992·2111 949·2969--949-2263 Middleport. Ohio · 8·10·1 mo. HJ. tfrt sz "'.. ..a , IK-Tiiltllr Crilll J1tlllll • 125-1'1111 Gillis • Ul-l'tltw ._ IIIII . ; B®llli llld C.illde - ldd 5ot • e~h tor ~ end hlmtJiltl, ! ,....-..;..----... CALL 446-4522 "We IIIII 'or leoi" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL . Sl. lt. 160 ctalllpolle, tilt_..., Wa'd IIU to llllrodtcl pu to EwAoC.tr. I : 111 drin ltlt nlllclt of YDtll' c~ Ooww. PIJIWIIII loWII ICIIlthiJ PQmllll IIIG .· ·~~~ ...,.. . rRue_ L ,. ~~o 45761 For FRier Strtlet Call 614-992·6737 '*'""'· Wonted beby to ttit In my home fa<- -vld 3 veer old. 304· 1711-3810. R-tlionol Thot8py Dlrec· ~-~~~~col~l·~~~~~~~ f p1en programo --~ theropy In t Geriatric lnt111m• ..... c - Unit ·en Adoleocont Bohovioriol llikNIItlcotlon Unit. Pm11 two .-en aperienc• in -Stl8f\' lhoropy 01 . . ....., fllldo. com,_- c-·. . with ·-~tee. Ex· tenlliYot benefit prognm . -nolofllce - Cuototnlll Ia< the Collc:o Cup-d. Rt. 1106.Portll'. Houn: 1 0-SPM. Mon.·Sot. _c_e~_I_8.._1_4-_38_B_-800 __ •_ · __ ttem.• roommeta nMCied ce~ln3·1423. Public Sale It Auction Middlo·tgod lady would Hko to live In end bet componton to 1111 tldllly ledy. Colt 378·8432 . Auction Every Tueodoy Will co,.forthootderlyln our nlglll. Pt. Pletotnt, WYo home L.P.N . cott glv., 16 Auct. Lonnie Ntol. Youth .,..,. exporionce cell 814Cont• lido .. Comden St. 882-7314. Colt 114·317·7101 . 1---------: Room. -nl. tnd leund,.Y ~~-- Auction 811¥1ce. lor eldllly.Coll982·8022 or Pot ahoriden Auctto-. 811-4411. l-Ienee in Ferm • homo lt.b2.faleo41 IUCtlon. Ctlt 814·1192· 4310. · Wtntld to boby lit In my hon\o full a< 118rt tlmo. Auction...,., Frldty niGht tt bolllnd Onlnonct ochool. tho H...-.t Community •ole,.nceo, 304-1711·2784. Conter. Truoldoedo of new ....,.htndlu ...r, - - Wonted port time worlc on ==- Conolgmtllll of now • uNd,~f;""":;:·;3;0:4:·1:7:1i~·7:7:11;9~. nwchtndloo _,,. - · Ocimod. Rlc:htnl llevnotdo. Auotlona . Coli 304· 2711· 1 8 .Wen ted to Do for_ .....t ...... Emmo W, luc:doc...,, NoenMd 1nd ~did Wut Virginia Ohio, 42881 n. 9 W1nted To 8~; , GIN61NG IIOOT. Top qutl· tty llld o1ae 118dod. nloctld lllOO.OO lb. Ordinary _ . . . , _ - !AMI AI ldttdl of , _ lito puroheoed.• Cell llobort Herpor, 304·e7S·11n. ·""* Homes for Sale v......, .. ut•-•· 8 Low down povment 83 • Folrmont 8tortlght 70x 14 3 bdr .• 1~ both. lllrlgo,.IOI'. 111nge, e"c. cond. Locrted et Johnoon'a Mobile Homoe. Otltlpollo, Ohio. 111,800. •••o ... • thla. tl23 down. 18.5% APR, t184 mo. Cor 120 moo. Colt G"""'"" Accoplanco, Inc. Ctll 1 ·800·834·4113. 31 Mlnl · ohop"lng end Holter. Ltooo purcllo.. to qualified buyerl Coli 448· 94108. 1 1 Help Wanted 8 1/o% ooeumoblo1oan on 1 3 old brick r~nch otylo -----~----1 'fl. houte. locludld on 2.8 Apt. Motm'""'noa.'""n. C.. OCfll of lend. ·3 Ill. 111111 1711-1104. DR. nice kitchen, ' utility room. Firaplaae In Poll- for port limo Iter· lhring room. e483 mo. pay· ovalloble. Exp. In mont. •3.710 down. LoHf¥1ng lunch ond ml• cotld near c ..tervllle. 371, drfnka. Plofa•laMI-attitUa 2803 1fter I P . m. • ...-lftCo requlnid. --,..--kd_..,._·-----r-:lnqulte .. Ohio Job aen~ce. . Mr. White. Oallpolls, Oh. 3 bdr. houH, - ' · AC, · ftrepl-. Pt. Ploe10nt, otle AVON moko 411". Coli or ....t . Ctlll11·11104. -Me-33118. a - muot 1111 home nowl Houaekeaplng auparviaor Well lnau'-led, fireplace, nood•d. Contect . Sherry otorm -dowo. Mldd'-"· Pinocrnt. ·Call . _c_e~_l_8_1_4-_8_9_2_·&_9_4_,_._ _ 44··7112. 3 bedroom houte with ott· Cont-ry· . - bobyoltt11 ochod automttlc in homo fa< 7 - old. Colt opener. woodbumtr, olr 441-8411. concltlo-. 14 ocro tot, lend comrtcl10" lntereet, Bult· AnhoMollodylollveinwidt vllo Rd. 142.000. 0.11 .. tldertr w - - do 448· 2824. -..... tnd lltlfrl houoe· .......,g. Cel 1182·3704. Nice cleon old houoo. I . . roomo in' Vinton. 113.000 _ _ _ .. Chriot· lumiehtd. 112,000 unfur· limo? 1. - 1111rt nlohtd. lolling below tp· dme helpero right now. prolool price. Call Edword R. ~ 304-171·1080. ,Brown. 114·388·1087. oll•er chockor choin. tor 38R. 2 both hou ... Coli ,.,,_,. 1c Baby. Reward. 448·8472. Coll304·882'·3141i. I...:__:__ _ _ _ _ __ TrM trimming ond rom.,.et. Mon"o wire rim F,... ·-irnatoo. Col 982· found Jotreroon Avenue 3 1 8_040 __or_8_4_&_·2_1_2_9..;. . _.....:... · -Roglol•. · •• . Point,.Opening for lldorly In home. Plotoent ••. IIITEIESTED Ill A NEW VEHICLE 31 E-'"nced - ' - will do Fox hound,block ond wltito bobyolttln1 In my home OVIIIInp & w-endo. Coli Ct11814·247·2541. 448·0009. ~mon loot on N- - - - - - - - - - Heven Heightl. We1rlng NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KE88EL'II QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME BALES. 4 MI. WElT, OALI,IPOLIS, RT 31. !'HONE 114·441· 7274. . . fumence, u•• cook ltove, 1 Loot: MH~volt - · with omotl bleclt corrying cou. - - n Firat A••· • Ko· .....,.. Pleuo Cell 441· 1018. . Mobile Homes for Sale 1818 Now Moon 2 bdr. window. AC. oR now plumb· lng. ·new both room. lull oil Six nlct kltteno. litter :,'! (~:=':3~:.·e:: treinod. ,long holred. Cell 304·1711-1784 through tht '-;:21;4:.=;:=;:::=== -tfiiiS:OO. I· 12 Situations Wanted · 8 Lost and Found 8/13/1 mo. NEW-,REPAIR Down!lpOutl 11 montht old blacll and willie miald dog. Pltone 304-875·2320. 32 Big lot. 2 bdr .. clo11 to Rt. •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY SALES & SERVICE lt. Profealonal Services :J 1 11 !'Ill!' II t' ft-.,. orntl dogo. - . I I llldllCidl cooh pold tor fancy Iron or ~2;:1;==;:B:u:si;:n=e=a=,==::: hteyy Iran bedo. 1180 ..d up for Clltoln Molgo Co. Opportunity otoito jllrs. Old tlmo cupbotrd. cell 1 - 304·•82· 2711 . HOME LOANS FIXED RATEB 8 - mofllttrot... Fixed conventlonel FHAVA.Luder Morta·•a• . Athtno. colteiOt · 814·182· 3081. [l(J Big Moving & Yonl Bole, 2407 Monroe Avenue, Point Pltootnt, Mondly. Tuoidoy. Wednaediy . Furniture, miacellaneoua. 1:::::::::::::::::::::+========== a SUJIIII.Y Adoroblo cuddly puppioo. oomo-long-..., motlw • • ' Ltrgo yardulo Mondoy ond T_...y. Clothing, ttl elzto. Botow Middleport on Zuo. pon Hollow Rood. PH. "2-6931 A 3-5·tfC Curb Inflation Pay ·C.a sh for · Claulflecls ancl NEW U5nll8 - POMEROY - Two bednlom home wittt new living room Deck area br ooohouts, etc. $13,900.00. FINa Wanted to buy o ulld King coel • wood etove. in aood condition . Cell 114·:218· 1211 . ······-·--- -~ ·······---······· 220 I . M., Pen••J WE AlE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARrERS fOR Real Eatate General NEW U5n11G - POII£ROY - Buildinc let li acre in an established subdivision. Water lip br T.P.C. water system. flectric availate, 5efAic tank in place, no leach. Want $5.<XXl.OO. ACCENT Uthe Unes • . & Vicinity tu.., 441-3111, 3nl. • Olive St... OoiMpolle, .011. Wllllted- Junk outoe ony condition. Cell 814·388· 1303. 23 11-1-ltc Those persons apply1ng for centers. or calf tol l-free 800.282-43 10 or wr1te A~IIAl SURGERY BY APPOINTMENT Rene'INal terms w•ll be m a1led to all persons who receJVed the c~ed • t last Season. • the f1rst t1me may o btatn an appl1cat•on at banks. l1branes. post off1ces. and ser:uor cl111ens JACKSON AVE . SMALL ANIMAL HOURS . Public Notice 1. 1984. Buy 8/13/ Hn · UTILITY BUILDINGS ~ · · 9/l3/2mo. ; Or 992-5875 Si~tl U .IIO , 14.00 ioltll'll... Ph. (614) 843·5425 I . LISA M. Clinical KOCH, M.S. Audiolocist Residtntill .&. COIIIIIIerCill · .Catl 742·3195 · · U7 - l~lfotle UIIDII-• . 111-0.. I_I!Gorl ,, EUGENE LONG .FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerlztll Htarina Aid S.IICiion Depend1ble H..,in1 Aid Service · C5 For 111 yoar wirina . nltds; furnlcts repeir service and iRSitllllion. $1495 Prices Start At P.O. Box 2619. Columbus. Oh10 43216 . A?!i~';,~::,o~;l must .00 returned by prolects. , 1'71- Waol n~t l l· M .M. II.,.. IJ.fJ.MI _ , Aul Estate Generel In an accoul.t of a party lloRe4 by Mr. and MrS. PaUl~ for tbl!lr Also present at the Clvltan daughter, Amy,.the last lllmi wu meeting were Ron Ash and l..owell listed as Evans. Mr. andMrsiEvans Wingett. 'lbeyexplalnedon behalf of report that the chlld's name II the Paneroy Chamber of Com- Lawson, not Evans. Attend~~~& and merce, the nE:ed for all Meigs· .not listed In the earlier account wu Countlans to ban~ together In Sharon Deem. t u- ~..,..,• 1•-N..... 10-- Nwllo ... 111-· c...- Worked in homo orH 20y.... . "Free Elltlmotoo" Check Anti- Freeze. Belt•. Hoaes, Plugs PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS . EVE. 6-8 •'~'~~ ·1111 MILLER ELECTRIC ' ' SERVICE. F•ll 1••·U, $~1•1 Oh10 Department of Taxation. Eblin family reunion heJd The 17th annual Samuel Allen Eblin reunion was held Saturday at the grange haD on the Rock Springs fairgrounds. Attending were Mamie Stephen· son, Randy Snider, Jerry, Barbara and Tim Colmer, BW and Pearl .Colmer, Shirley and Donald Jeffers, Harold and Nancy Whltteklnd, Shaun and Daniel Whltteklnd, Steve, Wanda and Becky Eblin, Lawrence and Barbara Eblin, Tabitha PhlWps, . Roger Clark, Greg, . Janet, Juley and Ashley Eblin, Leona Martin, Steve and Fenny Jerrod and J05hua Clark, Open 7:()().. 7:00 Daily Major & Minor Mechanical Work . ~ household or spouse dnd - You are at least 65years of age •n 1984 _or totally- and The En·ergy Credll Pro gram reQuires each ut1ilty company dunng Ju ne and August to not• tv eac h heat1ng custo mer of the reqUif em ent s and the avail ability of ihe benef11. The ' following •rttormat1on should be conta1ned 1n the be z• - a...,.~Dio< U3- a.-DIII. Public Notice ununes · . The third annual reunion of the Park. . Charles Reed Hysell and Oscar Attending were Nellie Hysell -"Hysell famllles was held recently at Copeland, Anna Frank, Ruth Jolm· Forest Acres Park near Rutland. son, Birdie Hysell, Frances Haggy, ,.~ ·A covered dlsh dinnerwasserved Kevin, Mathew andDavtdJr.,Ruby and Guy Hysell, Walter and Nellie .at noon. · Recognized and presented gift,s Haggy, Aprtl, Walter Jr., Daisy and were Nellie Armstrong. Columbus, )3illy, Roger and Jane Hysell, .. the oldest; Jessica Lynn Roush, Dennis, Janelle and BW, Mike and ·''daughter of Roger and Kathy · Joy Hysell, Shane and Billy Jo, ·)~oush, the youngest; Patty Kinzel, Dana Hysell, Nellie GOble Arm· . ·whotraveledlhefarthesl. strong, Dana Goble, Daisy Goble, Officers for the 1985 reunion are Juanita Goble, Jim and Betty ~ :Denver Hysell, president; Annie Jolmson,CarolMcCiure, BobbleJo. " earswell, vice president; Cora Angela and Ryan, Barbara Varian, Woodard, treasurer; and Madeline Bob and Sarah Jolmson, Sherry, ~ Painter, secretary. Wlllle and Bobby, Joan Moore, Games were played and music Joanle and Kevin Keyser, Randy presented during the afternoon. and Genla Hysell and Rachel, Next reunion wUl be held the third Ronnie and Linda Hysell and Sunday In August at Forest Acres LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE -c-..... . . _ ••-eM ... Ul- , . . _ Vinyl & Aluminum Compl.to Gutter Wo!l< completo nom a oc1..1n II Rooting of ol Tv- Point Plea$ont Register P. O.BoxB-19 · Point Pleasant, WV 25550 ........ c• . ww -- Paga 7 We 118Y ceoh for letoi mcidol SEND RESUME TO: ····........ .... 1 ......... ............. 1----------~--1 II·Cho>Molk.wling u,,.,, ........ ••• ._.,_ .........17.11!1 ,,.~'-*' i4-Hoy 1 a,.,~ .......... ,,.. llo_ _..,.~ RACINE GAS& SYRACUSE HOME . IIJ- ......... ,._Via•n UI -Mello•foo Public Notice nottce· ·- - ~ J.-J-CIMIW• 41· WIII.I1G 111... 1 11-WMWtlhO. "-c-•u 9 accepting applications for 8 salesperson. No experien,.. necessary· : · · .,. Ill Coon St .. - . . . 0!01 1!17H A-c-,,~ The Daily Sentinel MI.. C....... Oido Inc. ;:;~;;;;;.:::::::~c;:.;;;~;:::::::::;r.;:::::::::::::::::t:::::::::::::::~;l;::;;;~~;;~~~clJim ..nua~~n. ·~"'.., .... .-........... 12 AUTOMOT.IVE SALES SUPERIOR. . ·~~~3M""""on ······Pomarov ....... .. ......P'i.Piiiau·.;····--· Wentedtobuyuoedcoal ................. so SIDING Co Middleport & Vicinity One <i the area's leading dealers is "'"'"'• · · • wood heo..... Bwllln Furnl· Qoosifio<! ..... -..~ • Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Business Senices PHONE 992-2156 Wrlto Doilty- a.NioC-.. . September 24. 1984 PH. 742-9070 The Daily Sentinel • 1--'-----Would Nlto to point trwllor ntofw, Colt 114-218·11128. T,... worlc wonted PNnln,, topping, r""-•·· htdiiH. bolohft. " ' - d. F,... 1111· Call 448·1071. WIN loeltrollln my home. Will do lgln hou-ort. Call 11 4-2411·8111. ~~---:--"'::'-:-·~•­ W- wwlle. dlllllld • - o t t i - . Cll S14-182-5008or814·742· 3147. vl-. · 1'- ' ooltlng tii,IOO. CoR 441· 4282 or 304-121·4073. For .... 2 bedroom mobile homot1.8 - • · Wllltoktcor In trldo. Call 441·0013 .. 1884 Cloottncoll AK 1814 modolo reducldl 81g .... lng1l F......,h City Mobile H - . 441·8340. 1814 Bpecitl R - n 21xll0, 3 bdr .. 2 beth. F R . - . . 12.000. 1884 Specie! Red· mon 14a70. 2 bdr .. 11'a btlh. · reduced 12.000. 1884 Bpe· ciol Schuh 24x48, 3 bdr., 2 beth, 2xl wtllo, reducld U.ODO. 1884 lpociet Sc:ltUh 14x70. 2 bdr .• oatro lerge kitchen, reduced u.ooo. 1974 Holly Pork on ' oxtro aize lot, 3 bdr .• utility bulldh\g, hardwood 'floor; beeutlful petlo, Green School Diet. 4 mi. from Gollpollo, •••· cond. Coli 4411·11187. • Llaving State. owner mt:~lt Mil · boeutHul 3 - -.. home. FomHy rootltt 20ft) · of wtndowo for •· tort! ...... finlohtd It goroge, ll...,ltct, l11tg1 porch, lOft. deck, woodo. priv..,y, nur Royel On reduced to 118.800, 8 Ftnn houM ·8'1t ochto. 7 Pork. piiCenl ttoumoblllty. Colt rvom1. beth. -er•l out ~ bulldlngo. 12x10 hou11 814·982-1420. trtller, ktcttld on Rt. 1,0, 11i11 Beron Mo6do Homo 2~ mi. from Holzer Hoopi· 1 4x81, owning porch oklrt· lng 19.998.00 cell 814· 481,1 . 1211.000. Cell 1!48· 843·1147. 3 bdr .. large ltmlly room, Uberty MobMo Homo for '- ' · outbuPdingo. 1 ocre ulo. 10XIIi0. 12700.00. lot. 8~% -uinoble mort· Cell for appointment, 98&· - · lond controct. Kelly 4280. • Qr. Coli 4411· 7636. By Owner: If you Nlto privacy 1978 Fairmont. 3 bedroclm, we hove ill 3 or li lldrl.• 3 ell electric. 304·1711·2112 . betho. llvlngroom. dining room, kitchen, full ltmlly 1974 Mobile homo, 14•70, room with kitchen. 3 ctr Flomlngo, 2 bedroom. ·1'~ gtrogo. loto of privoto J18lk· betho, lurniohod, 11•8 front 4xli bock porch ing. heo..., IWimming pool porch wltb privacy lence, nicely with awningo. UnaltfiCbtd lendicaped. Loc.ted on 1 garage, complete aet ~up acre lend. 1.4 mile off Feir- with underpe:1nln'g, lllld Centtn"'Y Rd. 2 mi. 19.000.00. 304·876-13JI6 from Rt. 35, 3Ya mi. from alter 6 PM . Hol111 Hoopilol. 81tcktop road. no .._ hAlo. Fa< further information caN 4417044 dlyo or 448·8518 nlghto or Sundlyo, 34 Business Buildings Loen aaaumption. 4 yr. old .ranclt. 3 bdr .. 2 botho. DR. cerpeted, 2 car gorege. Cell 10 yr. old 8 unit •pertment 441·1282. <:Omplox. Wetloton, Ohio. All --....,.-:-----·lc8 y11. old. I:! bednn. 2 bolha, 1 bdr. apte .. 4 lurnlohld. off fomHy room with . . - street perking . Reeideln bumor. Single cor pregti. on maneoer over •1.400 mo. 8 flat ecrea with 1toclced income. Conatent waiting pond . City wttll In Roclne. lilt leoa thtn 115.000 per 'unit. Pooalblo 2nd. mort· Colll14· 948·2141 . gage. Cell 682· 1 1811 Mon .. HouM for aele by owner Fri. 9·11. 694·2874 ..,., & nicely romodolttd two otory wk. endt. houn. 7 rooms, 1 beth, gtttgt clooo to ~ ond Lots & Acreage ohopplng. 253 Fifth St. Mlddloport. C~ll 51 4·992· 3081 . lo1 for nle in Mercerville; 3 l.Hving etate, owner mull trailer ho'*up1, electric, rUMil beoutilul 3 bedroom ral water, septic· _.t enk , homo. Family room hto 20 $8.000. Coli · 814· 261· ft. of window• tor paatoral l8t8. liniohtd double pr· - · firopleco. torgo porch. Building lot Nolghboshood 10ft. d-. woodo. privocy. Rd. 86x150. 11.000. Citll near Royel . Oek Park, ,.. 448·3844 otter 7PM. duced to •69,900.00 B~ - n t aoaumoblllty. · C.. 1.9 aero ·locoted Rt. 1.40.' 1 mile, l81t of Homouaea. Fl. 814-882·5420. in noidtntitl ant. Col 814Nlco 3 bedroom. gtroge. 379·271 2 or 814,379· boltmenl, excolltnt lOCI· 2243. I'' · •lew. tlon n..r .chool. fino nco. Middleport. 992·2117. owner Coli Two epenmant houM In Pomeroy. 8 I'Oom• ond ~th in each built In kitchen, bHudful vi- of ri¥or end moke offer. Cell 114·982· ' 3592 Hou.. far otlo or rent with 13 ecroo. Wttot Columbia. Uevlng Road. I rooma end both, city wotor. 304·875· 1822 ..... 4:00. Older 2 otory exc cond. level aero. Rt. 2 netr Oreonbot· 1om. Lea• purchaH or owner flnenclng . 50'1. Kathi- ot Gtloxia Roolty. 304· 738·8942. 8 r-'11, 5 ocreo. beth. lull bllsement. 2 car gerage, bern, outbuilding. 304·1823271 or 882· 2847. Cletrvi- Eototeo buHdiOg lot, reltric1ed, Ill utilitie1 under ground, centr•llza nwer aystem. e mi . beiO:w Gall.ipolie on Racc~on. Cell 448·3485. . For Stlo: Once oc,.lot with large in·ground pool, torn liner. ond 'pjtrtleHy llnloh+d beaemont. For lnlonnetion coli 813·115-1232. 1.14 ac. level lot wtth basement, elec. I Weter. Located in GI'MI Twp. Coli 4~8- 3044 . 88.1 tcroo in Elmwood. WV. Free natural gee, ato~ pond. would rnokt 1 -.ott· ful oettlng for t ~· Pooalble '!Wntr llnenclng 8t 8 pet. I'· ... e3,000 ""-· Reduced to 1350. per - . for quick oole. 304·1116640. . . ~ �' -·-. Page~B-The Daily Sentinel ... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, Saptamler 24•.1984.. Small furniahed oduho only. Coil house. 54 Misc. Merchandise 448- ~338 . Unfurnlehed houae. 3 bdr .• stove, ref. ·RodneyVillageU. 56 $276 mo . Coil 448-4418 ol1er 9 PM . 3 bdr. houee deluKO Pt. P..asant . 3 bdr . hou'ae 60 acret Eureka, Oh . Call 675· 6104. ----------------· For Rent- Iorge 3 BR houH, in town . near: schoola. 1 Y2 b..h. fireplace, applianca1. fenced in yard. 1325 mo. plus security deposit. Coil 388-8248. Businesa . building. Office apiCe .. 2 bdr .. upstairs apt. Garage for repair ar body work. Call 446-7672 or 446-1980. r after 8 . CFA Perli.an kittena, exc. pedigree and blood Hn• . Call 446-B278. ovolloble, 3 bdr., lovely location . Call 614-3677350. Houte for rent references required. Inquire at · 631 Fourth Ave., Gellipolla, Oh. Vactlon in Florida, for rent. 2 .. I or iJ woeka-Dec. 22 thru Jan 19. Morino Village on Ft. Myen Beach , Florida . .Swimming pool. j~uni and . exerclae roo.,-.. Boet rentela available, one block from Ft. Myers leach fishing pier. Noo~y new. completely furnished, 2 bdr.. 2 bath lipertment. Sleeps 8 , has D-licroWave oven, 2 TV' 1 full ~H. w•aher • dryer plus Water front belcony on ••· votl! floor. kids permlned. lntarooted coli 446-7044 days or 446-9568 nights or Sundoyo. I room house and garden in c;ountry. Ref. • dep. require. con 614-388-8243. Clean 6 room hoUse in EureU, fuel oil furnance . Coil 614-266-8647. ~=!~ &:~:!'~,:e~r:~c~lf:~t ·neighborhood. ,R tf. lo dop- dalt required. Call Richard Cortor 448-1370 otter 6:00. ' Small 3 ro<>m houH. 4 Whitt Ave. Unfurnished, $160mo . Ref. required. 448-9779. Hou1a foT r8nt 3 bedroom home. unfurnished. fuel oil f}Jrnoce . Coli 814-99215163. For rent, or option to buy. 3 bedrooms, levei,Jot, garage, b'osoment . M'iddleport. $250.00 month. References. 992-3610. Four bedrooms, two baths. garage. V2 mile from Neigs High School UBO.OO per month plua depoolt. Phone days 814-99~- 6481 or evenings 614-992-3301 . 2 houMa for rent and bar for aale or le•n with option to buy. 304-675-8720. Small 2 br located in Camp Conloy. f140 . month . 304· 1175-38J 2 or 676·, 371 . 1 bedroom homo good Joc'o· tion; 8200 .00 month with dopooit . After 12:00, 304675,684B ; after 4 :30. 304· 675-7634 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 12•60 o•cellent condition. adults only, 1 below Eureka. references&. dep. 8140 mo. Coil 614-643-2644 or 614643-2916. Two bdr. mobile home. . completely furnished on Bob ~cCormick Rd. Coli 448· 9889. • Mobile home for rent . Adults. no peta. Call 814367·7743. Mobile home for rent . Adults. no pet&. Cell 814387-7743 . JACKS 0 N EsTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houalng Opportunity) hao one and two bedrooms. rant atarting at e1153 for one badroom and 1198 par month for two bedroom, with UOO deposit loclted noor Foodlond and Spring ,_o_3_o_7_·~------­ Volloy Piau, pool end TV, ont. Coli 446·2746 or leave me11age . .. l'/lerch a n ll is l: Furnlohod efllcloncy $146 utlltloa · paid. single, ohore bath, 807 2nd . Ave .. Galli- -=~:-7----:--:-.,.-,::----,­ polls. Call 446-4418 ol1or 51 Household Goods 8P M . --------------- 1 2x80 2 bdr .. 2 mile from HMC. Coli 446-38B7 or 448-0157. Mobllo homo lot • mobile homl for rent. 2 mi. from Oolllpolla. Call 448-1062. Th,.. bedroom, 1 2 by 66. .., condition, w ..her, dr.yef, turntahed f200.00 plus dip, oelt end utllitlea . Cell 814112-7479. Uberty Mubllo homo lor oolo. 1 OXIIO;~,:!~OO.OO . Cel lor oppol t. 1111· 4280. . 44 Apartment for Rent =-t• In aftlr Hen-n . · :a711-1172 5 PM . OM •sdooom fumlahed opt, utltltloo tttld. 304-8717112• 2'h yr. old ShotJ•nd ShHP· dog. opoyed. Call 614-3809811. '74' Font1ine flatbed trailer, 10 American Pit Bull pup· pies. Call 614-388-98111 : ~:. ~i;·.~~~g~2;;~bindoro. Franklin woodburner • model 28 SW 367 8 ln. barrel, tuned action; peclr.mM yer grips. Roaa 28. in. 1 0 speed biko. Call 81 4-388· 9811 . Beef reedy lor freezer 415 centa per pound on hoot. Call448-1052 . AKC rogioterod Beegle puppia&, 110.00. Colloftor4:00 PM. 304-175-1128?. a•• Building Materiel8 Block, brick, • - • pl-. windows, llntelt!, etc . CloudoWintors, RloGrondo. 0 . Coll614-245-5121 . One bedroom opt end mobile homea lor rent calli- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 304-ll715· 3000or614-448- Frlgldairocultomdolux•lolt 0682. ectlon outo Wllhor, ropid dry, •••· cond. *15. Coli 446-8114. Moyteg dryer f1 00.00, durIng diva 1114-912-1481 ..,. 011inga 814-812-3301. COUNTRY MOBILE Homal----- - - - - - -..1 Pork, Routo 33, No"h of Pickono ueed furniture. Pomeroy. Lorge Iota. Coil 11711·1483 or 11711·14110. 814·992- 747f. lulourben oool or wOad Iota. wwer •d watar burner uovo f175 .00. fumlahed, 8nllll children Swlwl ' ten c!>llr 120.00 .. lc:cepted. 304·8715-,10711 304· 7l3·11231. Privote mobile home lot, R_t. 2. II mllee from town. 304-875- 3030 or en3431 . 7 pc WOO<!, living room eulte. oxc: oond. 1300.00 0< , . ,_2blratools . '304·17&· 4184. <If the Mimi (I) ·tKOHOEDI IUNTEABj (J I KX 81 .. Bundy trumpet like new t250.00. 304-6715-4828. Fruit & Vegetables .• lnatall~g • speclall1lng tn bult up ~·· ·' livestock Worlo o.ar for 11lo. 191111 Novo 2. runt good. Coli 982·8289. 6 Gumooy holforo 4 with c•lw•. Col 814-2411-6348. 1178 El c...1n.. va. u .ooo mllee. new pelnt, 304-117118 yr. old Belgium Gulldln9. 2 7438 Iller 11:00. yr. old Belgium· ...... Coli 3"7·7533. '79 Pinto Run About with n•w motor. ., .400.00." Tht ' Melga County Boot 304·171·ll478. Conko Aasoc. wUI hold their -ond on null dey on 1973 Mercury COUIJir. good Sot.; Sept. -29, 10 to 3 ohopo. 361 Clovoland , p.m.ot the Meigs Co. Folr- chrome holdors, dull ox- -Yve end cattle Judging. pri•• and cull lwarda. Eatl ovolilblo, odminlon illrM. Two ewe Iembo. born Moy 13. 1984. •so.oo eoch. 304-1175-4928. Tenn. wo•or. 6 yro Old. bred for 1985, gendo, t4oo.oo. 304-11711-11781 . • 84 · Hay llo Grain U.rgo round boles of hay 120 -h. c.u 448-10112 . Good mixod gro.. hoy for eolt. Coli 1149-2237. Good q\olllty mixed hay, $1 .80o bolo. Coll841-30118 Iller 1:00 P.M." •1.491 . 00 . 304-8'71.11191. 18711 Cordova new trono· mltllon. 304-458·1130. . ·' WllRP In Clooclno8tl 1:00 • (I) CD TV'• llaaura .nd l'md r I Jolzw MI- chell GloM .... ~ Someo a . . pr8CiicaJ joke v1c1im1 IIIII &It HollrnM ........ blaoporl liom. 'Pol- M10I All. 82 "* .... "'* ---·would .. iainfivtdlwa•ticeequMCM tt.t 111 cl- the queetiol• to oolt God. Norman Fol( llulh luul..... v...... ' (I) ....... Night Mlllool>· Up Son Diego Owgera vs. Loe ~ Rlldara. (I) • Plumbing llo Heating w...... ' ... '' GASOLINE ALLEY WINNIE . ,, baea 1 , 0r.M Pwbli.-aDU 'Donee in Americll: A ChoIIIOQI opher'. Notebook: Stnovlnoky Piono llelletl by l'llter Mlrtlno.' 'Eight Euy {)I) Pkoceo: 'T-: 'Piano Rea Do••• Work by Ted Hann·~ Ottchu. pondt, roads, lan;(; • deering, etc:. CaH Motor Ca;t: lrokott, 448-6592. ' Mullic' IIIII or boot o"-r. Collll14·266· 1178 Ford F1 00. D<M!d 8417. condition, 12100.00. 304· tland, Oh,814-742-2903 ; ' 878·11123. a.temenll, Footen, Co"- : 1172 Bleok Muetong G-· crete work. laekhoe'e; · edl 011gino ovorltoullld. II• Doaer • Dit'lhtr. Du"'p . mlngton tlree In aloned 73 Vans. <I W.O. truclta. • waterMgaa·aewer· .. mega, r"" crulhed electriaolllnos. · ' Interior, front 011d dlmoged , ' \ Bolt offor, Coll448-3118. 117g Ford Branco llongor D .4 . Botton eJCCIYI11n8: ~ XLT. olr, AM·FM . CoU 445complete d01er 1nd. dump :~ 1BB2 Chevy Chov-. - · 2177. eervlc:la. Call 11117- ' • 4opd, t3311, 1811 Chevy 1-,-- .,· -..,-ou-t._l_oe_k_out ___ hu_ba __a truok 11128 or 378-11288. · ,;' 1 78 Chovettt. 4df, euto. f3111. •--~~~ eoll Cell 1178 Plymouth 1e1on 4dr, - · to · outo. 11r ., HI. John'a or 875-88H. · Auto ••• ·~- Rd 742-3044 al1or 5:00 or ' Ollllpolla, Oh. 441'47112. 4x4 982-8898 daytime. • ., 1t78 c....:. ·-·• ., 977 Chov. lmpeil , · Pl. Pl. AM-FM. I 1100 1 will eccopt trodo. Col 448· traell. N- rollel-. Good ::;:::;::::;::====~ 8<1 Electrical •~ 2811 2421. :oon; . i=d:.i304-ici~I;I~Z~·~j,;~·=~ llo Refrigeration _ _........;._ _ _ !'!·: · 1984 Riviere. PI, PI , 1 crulee, wlolto'•lono!eu top, '--------~wlro whotla tit, jloril rod,lEWlNG Mechlno ••P*Iro, ' ' nd eervlce. Authorized Sl~ger < motelife • oenaorteyetorn, r•r defogger, 10.000 1184Honde200Xox. aond. . Baleo lo Strvlc~ Sharpen lciiiOra . Fobrlc Shop, mi. Cell 448-8314. Con 448-1777 or 448· Pomeroy. 814-IU -2284. 318 2 1111 cwvotte. e 1 .ooo 1--:-:-· . mlleo . be. cond . 448- 1110 KAW 100 LTD, 1 ,000 3121. mi., .... aOIIIII. eon 4481777 or 448-3812. 81 8kylolk Umltedi V-8. 2 Dr., olr..... pb, tilt a orulee, 1112 Herloy Dovldaon 83,000 mi. f41100. 248· lpcil leiiN lith . Annl•orlowt Umlted ldftlon, fl200.00 11133 oft• 8 p.m. firm . CoH oflor 1 :30 1983 Ford Folrmont future. pm,841·2182. PI,PI.AC. 4 door,' 24,000 . , m, u.o. ox041 lent ccondlt ko n . Kow.~ Mo ~tu roycto 1 e.711 8 •000 11rm. • 11 141 • _.. ..-182133. •• 1177 Suukl IIMIO 19111 Dodge Dort. • av- •aoo.oo. Mil good• ..._ JIMI WATER IERVIC!\"'• lln~or . now battery. 875-4072. · Col Jim Lll!ier, 304-171-.. ~ 7317 . . ' ~ e400.oo. ' · ~·•· 11111 .~ a1t1r a:oo,l~f=j~;:;~== . I~ ..... BARNEy : Clll ......,, " ..... SuMvol Tonighi'a progr8n1 l explorw the rich c:uJturol, politic8llllll religioua life of - o f tho moat strategically loc:eted COI.Iltriel in Aaia. :} 1-------------'-- ... # I ~ Upholatarv ~ ~ •• TRISTATE ' UPII"'.JTERY 8HOP ' • ttll lea. Aw... Gollpollo. , 814-448-7833ori14-44S, • 1181 ...... 14 ................. 1111 ,....,, - · · lifo z-.. ...... 187001daCU11Ma,oel.,._ ........_ 1111 11 p.m., •aoo. ..._•.,.. rude .,,100. 104·t718111. taH. taU. ' ' 1 j l 10;00 (I) MOVIE: 'Doll of the Century (I)....,Boutaof1M 70's Mom- SUd Muhammed va. John Corltah (Adentic City. August, 19791. (60 min.l - ~ ·-· · -(jj) Newawatd1 10:30 (J) Slolrt.y. l'ot Boone (J) MOVIE: 'Beet of 1M .......... ------------------- ' -:--:---~----- ·c-o lot Two Solo Pilnoo' ~t Peter Martin's evclutlon •• 1 ' chooeogo apllor. (RI (60 min.l • MOVIE: 'The Flgfollr41 -------------~..:·· J ..«.R.Conatruction Co.Ru- ~ 87 (10 min.l (J). ~NFL Faolbell: Son 01et1o ot LA. RIIJ e (J) 0... F'erfDiw. I II 'La a . - dl Tito.' Mozort'o last oertoua _ . ia • atorv of love, bebepl. destruc· tion end mercy, ... dioring the time of the Roman Emperor Thua. (RI (2 hrl., 30 mln.l menta, footera, driveways,_,. Mptic tanks, landscaping . ~ Coil onytlmo 61 4 · 448 ' 4137. Jamoo L. Devloon. Jr. : owner. , 1 4 Jamea Jacoby ~ll Do you know your opponents? IJJ_J__, Ill addltloD io knowln& tbe "t =-;-",:a:,.'!~.to=-· · A1tbDtt&la IIIII - lniJ bid. lis clubs =r: • " •z ·, tAJtZ +tU4 EAST WEST +J IOU +n .QIOUS .KJ 8S4 tQ'/ tKIOI.S +a +n SOUT8 +A7Z a . . . _ .. act. lluriD& • bad linat ID dtdla (all fCiar with Welt), the 118m maba If ..,... are. l-1, or If llotltllkllla c.1J- cUa!DC!DOL Bow .., , . plaJ line ..u ella· ...... cwaalte.llle A-J-t to lc.e Ollly - trk*f Fw dlclarer to be IGCCM · f1ll, Wilt 111811 bold lt-Q, lt-10 or Q10. SIIICI tllln are two wayo for Wilt to llald u ..... wl* tbe 10 ud Ollly . ., for 111m to bold tile lt-Q, tbe to leld tonrd dummy. to ' - t tbe alae. 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(I) MOVIE: 'Hippy lllrth· deyaoMe' (I) lleet of Oroucho e (I)~ • (I) SIMON • SIMON •FuniJMngDot....... - dl&t4'MVJW ~y THOMAS JOSEPH Z "Victory" 1llecllltMuk heroine i -MWIIoo 31939 Aaulllll Cagney- Raft film 4 Before IGavea speech I Dlustrious harmony 29 Old Ger. cohi 33 Tom apart 34 Uberline 31 Goschussing n Dean Martin film •Eog. tuupwer Z7 Irlsh!8 Reine's husbaricT" MWuleland .Amonpt n Vaudeville fealure 12Gowrmg Ulmlate nOn water 38llmelled like a stos~e • Dip Into 1=-i--+- •wrsth 41 Price paid DOWN loaf DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES-Here'a bow to worlllt: q. 24 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter standi for another. In this sample A is USed for the lhree L's, X for the two O's, ell!. Single letters apciltlvpltell, the length and fonnation af the words are aU . blnll. Each day the code leUers are different. CRYPl'OQUOTES Adv. CMVC WR WRJ YLQ QWCYLSC UTMR MSXMVWCG ZMF JLWRJ GLS CLL WP NRLQ. VMR JL ZMF . - VLVCTMS (:ryptoquote : I DO NOT RESENT CRI'nCISM, EVEN WHEN, FOR THE SAKF "'r' EM· PHAS1S, IT PARTS WITH REAUTY. - WINSTON CHURCIUU. Yetilenlay'l 'I L t P- fo.tl.,... lllluriJee knife 7 Tiny 11 Conlumed tunneler 17 Greet ,. ltl6 II Lovable letter Peck film one 11 Drugged u Hannony 2Z Intrepid MAuthor between one · [)elghton nations !3 N.Y.C. U Punlued 1% Hero's street D "Gentle oo . beloved Z5 Substance My-" . 11 Mocked Z7 Quit the M Felled 1t 0 .T. boc* group " card game r.--r.:-r;-"T'lr- ' I OpenlDJ lead: •10 ...., lelledJD apllt. be tramped the ud led a '~Iamond By tlda ua.· - C!Otlld tell clefeotiJII lis dldll Nqtllnltl declanr to 1- two . cHez 111 trlcb. So be pat up tile ellaA bqlnaer would not plaJ the ldq· Soatb tetalaed to hll band from lt·10; au eqlei't wotdd alW&Ja' wUil a eltlb ud plaJ'!d anotber plaJ It U you -place Weot iD betww .... w1 Willa Wilt pla,ed low, the two, go with pen!elll.tgeo aaddeelanrbatltout..m.lfbowmucb ~ tbe DiDe. Tbla time you'd be IIIII ro -lmliw• . rtpt. I Mad kiDg 1 Poem IJ Fannel'ly 14Setln ' PPPuo Puo 1?1 ....... 2000 ...... Covor· - of lllis IUtO , _ ia prooorltlld from l.oxington, OH. " 8 1 14 201 1 ( • MOIIIE:'t..t'- Lift e Little' 1:30 (I) Allum Fleoh: Sl .... (I)(!) MOVIE: '8 I eta oMonledMin' ([) MOVIE: 'F•• cn' (J) 700 Clull (I) ICCA Bulht1l11r Pro --------~- -, I...... I 1 :00 ' :;;::::~~~~ :,U:"::Z.~r::uk~~'(;~i I Men Who "'-Ywd Tho Gomil. ·• Oood · 1 Excavating, ~=~=== Vlvoldl. lRI (80 nin.l· (J) NFL'a S.rp ataa BHULAW'S Plumbing end! Hooting, 211 Sixth St ., • Point Pleeeol!t, W. ila. 304- • 11711-11420. ' Llconted on~ · Excavating ,..,....,. cond ICtor 8nd e- lNG. Rt. 1, Box 3111, Golllpollo. caR 814-387-0576 . · ., 83 hia -..tillty N I - ---------'-: ' .· JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT:O\ =·.::r.m"i c.II1D Glory IJI ......... womou . . bound togolhlr by their love lot the greet •· tilt, Mlattol. C2 ln.l (J) ® .._ .... It ..... 'John Jipeclol: John Wililml ... ...,...- ~' insured. ~ Cll 'Tho Longoot Deo .,.,........ , Fim of 3 pMU. Three . . . .Wiiol .. of -~' . MOVIE: v..r (J) • CARTER'S PLUMBING . •'~ AND HEATING .. , Cor. Fourth •d Pine ~ . Gollipollo. Ohio '' Phone 114-4411-3888 or 1114-448-4477 ! ••cell- 1111 Chfiene •••• opeclolly«<Md ·-· fMuing the beet lkotcMt Gfthe-*laiJNrioo. (I) 'Dan'\ Gad' ...... upon I I!Mionwide a.., Pal.dtll ....... BuHdlng romodellng, repair•· ~ lnl. con colkect 1 ·304-937 · 2 21. .~ ;: ' • w..-:.ae::=..c:on:= . ' 11171 Ford M - . 1300. Fruit F. rm One 0< beet offer. 304·876week Special! Concord 7873. grapeaMplck 'Your OWft 21 cent a pound. We also have: 11.0 olcio o - sx. o.do. white & red· ~lne grapea et 71 miltla. V8. ~. Pl. AC. Autos for Sale 30 contl pound. Red doli· AM-FM , 1974 Ford pickup ciou1, Melrose. grimea. '4 ton, 304-875-11288. guidon a. Jonathon opplea. TOP CAIH peld for '80 Sr. Rt. 681. S.E. of Albany, . '-::~-:::----,-:--,;:--:-~ Ho s1-7dally Sot •s modelond-uaodcors. 1 ur • · un ' s · ·h Bulok·Ponf 1911 Trucka for Sale · 10-6. 1114-1198·11298. E:'~'..n Ave., Oelll;!ilo. C a l l i - - - - - - - - - Rod reopborrloo. Toyloro 1114-448-22B2. TRUCK1 TOPPERS Moot Berry Petch. Coll446-81192. ollee. difforOIIt co1ort. moo1982 Marcury Lyn• 3 dr. tor cord occopted. Jolin's Winter potetoea. •pple1, HB. olr, ounroof, 4 opel.. rUr Auto Bolo. lulovlko Rd .• Coli dolroot. Coil 111-4-388· 448-47112. GoM!pollo, Oh. pumpldno, cldor, and 9811 . duc:e. Hani1 F•rmt, At'. Portland. Ohio. CoR 1181 Dodge Rllio 110. A-1 1983 Chowtto Scooter. 4 cond.. Hne-o-bad • bed 6193. opel.. condltkon, co-. Coli 2158-1808. AM-FM rodlo. Coli 814· 59 Fbr Sale or Trade 388· 91134 Iller 1:00PM. 1887 ChovHie, 1974 Cho· •.lllo, 1973 3 quarter ton 1977 VW Deahor atetlon Chovy Tn,ook. 1873 3 quer1977 Dod ge 4 X 4 3 "•o ' 4 • w-n. · 315 -CIHette · • gil. tar ton Ford Truok, 1985 AM·FM - ·iteroo apeed n - dree good thoiiO. d tJ 1 -•' coil 814 - 9~2- 2818 goo '"· - ....._.oxc. · cond. ••II U, 200. Aokin9 lnt--11 School luo. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f1.791 . Cell 1114-388· Cal 317-7,1133. 96811. I olr Ill SiJiii:lll' . 11170 Ford 3quorter-pick·Up 7110 Ford truck. 20 fl. ~. truok. •utometlo. neadt /> I 1\ 1:\llil., cob .,..., ..._,, Hobert· tranernJeelon; uoo.oo. Cell IJIOOUne - e n d - · 742-3044 or IIZ-88111 of· 2 cyl. ongino. Clll.14-388- terl:oo.· 82116. . 61 Farm Equipment 1172 lntornatlonol.392 en1970 Pontile UOO. Coli gino cob ...., redlotor for 72 New Hollend forego equJ. 4411-4884. ~--nel cell 114•182pJntere8f free lin•ndng until Sept. 1. 1985, now ond 1973 Do,._ Chlrgor fiOO 11711. 800 (I) MOlliE: 'Kiul' ""11\41 ,: Dul1rovi~ 4411·· icow-: 110 nin.l w&OT I S'POSE I T' T!U YOO I'll'( I lifllleH'T 8eli TOO CUM ll86trr Rotory or coble tool Clrllln~ ." Moat wells completed dey. Pump llloo end Hrv.. .,. .... 304-896-3802. ~ 11111 MoRte Carlo, Landlu loodod, tllcoliellt condition. f8800. 304-811-3378., •' • RINOLES 'S SERVICE. ox.r· periilnc,ed ~rpenter,. electri·, .... ciM, ma80n, painter, rqefi' ,; lng (ll!aludlril hot ~· '} oppHcotlon) 30 -676'208& • or 1176·41180. ;; ' (() • Cll "-11¥ Feud (!) Jllp ... IJI Wheel of , _ • ~ New Nome n.t T- ' romovol. Cell 304-1176- • • 1331. ~ 2 VW 1!171 Super Beetle. 1973 lloetlo, needa work. Soli reuonoblo, 304-1175&323. ~.::; 2":. ~ Fetty•Tr" Trimming, stump :, 11178 Mwcury CouiJir XR7. PS, PB, AC, AM·FM . 6144411·2888 . (I) Tla T• Oaugh Fnlalle lloolc . 7;30 AI Ill 1M FMIIy ocotahguord-witor oxtriO•• tlon.deodorlzoro ..FREEeatl;,; m1tn. A1110nlble ratu. 11 Gone Smith, 992-11309. • ·~· -...,..---------~.:: IION'8 Tolovlolon lorvlce . .,, 8peollllzlng In Zenith olfCI'~i Motorola. Quezor. ond •i houH Ollila. Cell 304-678-:..':. 2398 or 814·448-24154. · 1983 Iuick U.Bobre Umlted Cpe. Llldy Driven. Oor"'" iltpt cor. Low mllee. Fully oqulppod . lmmoculote ihroughout. Expect tho-. Price bel- !li.A.D.A. look Price. 304-8711-2551 . MeaNoiiJLehrw .........boil J:::."doan~nf!.~:; :;".~t',....."::'r!"~";.!~~~ g~P.if:E~EEl L ~T:~~~j dlolora, croltti. ® New..._ .., GCM:a! _....., ·a (() WIIMI <If FclrtwM , I=-· (() ~11814-388·88117. ~~ \IIHal ~ '01'116 ....... ~~-lOW) , - ,.,._, LISLE UNCAP MUSCLE SQUALL An1w1r: How that Don Juan treated all women1\S "SEOUELS" <If Fortune · . '·· PAINTING· Interior and ••- · terlor. plumbing. roofing, ', some remodeling . 20 yro: < e~p. Coli 614-~BI- 8852 . 1 • HaS Home lmprovomento • vinyl oldlng. roofing, room ~ edditkon. storm wlndowo. 1 otono. CoH 1114-3117-0409 : Of 1114·387-7244. ' --------- ' BASEMENT ; '! WATERPROOFING • ·"' • Unoondltlonellllttlme gu., : , rant10. Locolrelorencea ' lurniahed . F'" eatlmlt••· :.:_ Cell coRect 1-614-237: ' 0488., 9 o.m. to 6 p.m . f. • , R o g t r •· B • a • m t n t Waterproofing. ·: 9atunlay'sl i="t..-.;...,. IDa.:.. ·rubber Spout::.• ••P.rienca~~ 1878 Ford Muetone II Automulc tun om ..00.00 and 1974 nouth Voyegor P~:"l~i;!. Von' noo.oo ca1181 51116. 63 ~~- ·• •• rnt I I)( I I I] Ma-lleie; IINiwllln.p.-t (1) Qe :l . Home Improvement• . NowRoofina • r===~=:::~=;~~=~~~c~~.,~-~-~·~ ·lng ~1rcum rooft . 30 y11ri ~~;,~r:- 7:00 (J ) () .lullnela Nlgbely llepoot I, (J . I~n~ ~ -=----::-:--___,...;: ,.:1 Muaical Instruments uoed. Orindor mlxoro • manure 1prndera. lnterllt free until 4-1-86. ~~ New Holland hoy tools . lntertat free untM 7-1·85; 1-Ueod modoi 71P N- Holend chopper whh one r - hollh one uaed Gthl blower fiiiiO, one uHd Mlpar 717 New Holland chopper with one row heed euoo. 2-uled Cobey forego boxee with tondem oxol Nnnlng geors, eKe. cond. Call on price, 4 uoed N- Idea com plckoro from 1100. to f2800. Nend uoed Gr.-y bo-. Check with uo on tho 2'1i pet. lntoreet leaH 011 NFarm ·Equipment. We hove great d•ela on N- Alit Chalm•r• Tractors lind Gleonor Combl-. Kotlero Service Centll', 304-1983874. Pt. PloMont. Ripley Rd · St · Rt · 17 -••' --- WV .. · ~·. I . . Clll CaloNo!lllda "---------"--------..,.-! Furnished Rooms Two en d to ble • • 15 .00 . C 11I. r 1 4 4411· 8 1 . For rent SIHplng Roomo 40 Inch electric rongo ·end Ught houee keeping . .11.00. Houv. Ponebko room&. Peril Control Hotel. Weehor • 1 !IO.OQ. Wringer Ca11114-4411·07511 . Woahor f1 50.00. 30 Inch electric rongo f100 .00. Goo Fumlahod room. • 1411. Utili· alothoa dryer f100.00 . 24 t(n. ronge. rtf. Shore bath. Inch Whirlpool autornetlc Men I(NIIy. 919 Sec .. GoRipo- woohor f100.00. 40 Inch Ht. 44tl-44111111or 8 p.m. 111• ronge f100 .00. Cell 742•2352. ' 46 Now open for buslne11, Mountoln Steto Block. Rt. 33. New H•v•n. Corrlplate maaonry supplloo. 4", 8", Ph12" block. Dollvory eorvlca. uno day 304-IB2-2222, -·ono'ng 882-323&. .. --------'-----:,"'.~'< Used ~nd instruments for aale . Frank's Pawn Shop, 430 2nd. Avo., Gallipolis, 448-0840 . ' 58 · =30 CAPTAIN EASY I () INSIF = I ........,c!}r::r:.:. Clll ........ --~~~-. lourOIIIInaly - (iiHDt...,_, ~~ · ,, White mole spitz~ 4'h yeers old. wondarful peraonali\Y, oil shots. housebroken, 304622-7979. 57 . UfiiCtMiiblll . . . . . ~ • !! ~ ( ! ) . Cll ~ • 1 :00 I' 1977 OMC mo1or homo, 21 11. Elegonn flolly equlppeil'; cme owntr. beautiful rnotOP homo. N- Michelin tlreo. In ' houH moahonlc. l•lne ballovlng. Call 814-1193· 33113. Athena, Oh. L-d Eor Rabbits. Cell 446-016!1. SWAIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 22 coMber pistol 6 ln. barrel. 82 Olive St.. Golllpollo. New holster, boJl shells, ••c. & uMd wood & coal atoves. cond. t75 or trode lor II pkeco wood Uvlng room shotgun. Coli 448-8114. suite with I inch flit arms For leaae overlooking, c:ity U99, bunk beds complete Nice swingset comp,ete park. 2 bdr.. LR. fully with•bunklee f199. 2 piece with 2 swings, glider, tNter eqeipped kitchen, dining antron livingroom 1uites totter, hone • alide. 3 yra. area. unfurnished. 1180mo. t 1 99, antron reclinera 899, old '40. Coii446-B114. Call PJ'o, 448· 1819 other recliners *80, maPle 446-4426. dinette tete •1 79, box 2 Cabbage Patch Dolls new springs & menrus twin or in boxes .with adoption pap· 2 bdr . opil. utlldtlpart lull . •1 00 oet rogulor-firm oro. 885. Coli 446-2087. newly decorlted : Cell 1120. maple dinette choirs 5104. US, wo-'t &tends a34, Creftmotlc King Slzo Bod. maple rockers 189, 7 piece Lowery orgon w / rhythm 1 small furn . efficiency for 1 c!tronle dinette 11t f149, 6 boots. 441-31 01·: gentlemen only. Call 448· pkeco dinette lOt U9, ueed 0338. badro"m · iuhn. rtfrigoro- 8 HP Snapper riding mower. tora. r1nges. chest. ·dreuars, EJtc. condition~ $400.00. 1 BR apt, convenient toea· wringer waahers, rv-· a. dry· 4411-4113. tion. no pets. security dep· era, lo ohoee. Coli 1114-446- - - - - - . , . . . --lcosit. Coli 446-2068 . Oik furniture. tabtea.chairs. 3119. cupbollrda, pie ute. tele· Small garage IP.artment ln phonea. deak. also a~iquea LAYNE'S FURNITURE Gollipolla. fumlshed; Ideal Sof1. chair. rockar. onoM 1nd glaatware. Open Sunfor one. Nice a clean. new men, 3 tabloa, (tlltro heavy), days. Con,.el'a Tuppers· carpet. newly .painted. Coli 16815. Sofa. choir end lovo- plolno. Rt.7. 814-992-2430. ...t. •275. Sofaa and ch1ir1 priced from f285. to 1896. Bricks for aate ·to' make Gorogo Apt. 2BR. ''" off Tobleo, 150 and up to f125. beautiful fire place. 2 brown otreet parking. 322 Third Hlde-o-bedo. f390. ond up wheelo lor 19715 Cutlooo. Ave. Adults only. no peta. to •660 .. aola bedo 1145. Cell 949-2086. Coil 448-3748 or 266- Recliners, 128&. to 1375., 1903. . Lampo from 128. to 8125 . Firewood UO.OO pickup pc. dlnotteo from 1109 .. to load ; f30.00 delivered . Furniahed. E.fficientv. $; 60. 43&. 7 pc . 1189 and up. 30...:1176-2991 ... 304-1175Udlltles paid, shore both. Wood' tibia with alx choira 5712. 7-1 4th. Gallipo,lls. 446- U86 to 1746. Dook 1110 4416 attar 8 p.m. up to f225, Hutc!heo, 16150. Steel I beama. •ngle iron•. Bunk bed ,c omplete with ·sheet steel. groting. 18 Riverside Apts. Middleport. mattr....,, *275. and up to cents to 26 cents per lb . Special rates for Senior U95. Baby beds, I 110. Conduit and galv drain pipe, Citlzeno. •130. Equol Hous- Monro.... Of box aprings. ceiling furnaces. ing Opportunltitt : 614- full or twin. 158 .. firm. 168. 1 60.000 btu; electric coiling 992-7721. end 178. Quoeneoto. 1195. hoetoro, 16,000 lo 30,000 4 dr. cheats, f42 . 6 dr. btu. Porta blna, steel work Newly redecorated, 1 bed- chooto. f&4. Bed .lromoo, uble, electric motors "3 room. partilllly furnished. UO.and U5 .. 10 gun - Gun phooo" 3'h hp a. 125 hp . *2215. Depoolt required. Call coblnets. f350. Goo or Firebrick, ,electric hoist, geer 614-992-15319 or 992- electric' rangea f376. Baby bollia, electrical fb:turaa, 2815. manreaees, 126 • 136. bad p•nell, bre1kers, surtefl . - - - - - - - - - · l c - lromes 820, f26 , lo f30. Old W. Va. Melkooble Iron Furnlahad 2 bedroom apart· king frome f50. Good oeloc- Plant, 8 :30AM to 3 :30PM. menta in Middleport. Aduho. tlon of bedroom suit11. Mon thru Fri. Minlfnum no pats. HCUrlty deposit. rocken. metll cabJneta, purch111 *25.00. Coli 8 14-992-3B74. heodboord& t38 • up to Haevy ~utv cholnl end bind185. 2 bedroom •partrttent for oro for !l"ie. 304-876-7789 . ront $280.00 per month. Used Furniture -- dryora, Utllldtl Included. Coli 773- hoed boorda. and 2 badroom Sliding patio door insulated 15423. suh:ea. coal stove. 3 miles 6 11. • 6 ft . 8". *75. out Buleville Rd. Open 9am 304-676-4210. 6 room unturnlahed apart· to 6pm, Mon. ihru Sot. mont for rant. Coli 992· 814-4411-0322 For 1ale Wlncheeter Model 5434. 992-69,14, or 1-30494, 30-30. Coli 446·0087 882-2688. GOOD USED APPLIANCES after 6 p.m. Weahen, dryen. refrigera· Furnished effloency ap11rt· tora, ranges. Skagga AP· McDonlel Cuatom Butchorment ~ith ground floor. pliencn, Upper Rlvw Rd. ino. 6 daya • week. 304cable, free perking and clooe beoido Stone Croat Motel. 882-3224. to downtown Pomeroy. Coil ti14-446-739B. 992-6738. --------------~­ Firewood, •20.00 lood ; APARTMENTS . mobile County Appllonco , Inc . UO.OO delivored. Coli Iller Good ueed oppllonceo end 15pm. 304-418-1728. homos. houtts. Pt. Pleount TV nts. Open BAM to &PM. and Gallipolis. 1114-445- Mon thru Sot. 4411-1699. _a_2_21_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 827 3rd. Av" Galllpolla, 55 Building Supplies 1 OH. Furnlahed apt., 2 room• lo bath. clean. no petl, oduho only Depoalt • reference required . Call 814-4481619. , ftf}9Ntfj)ft ~THATIC_ID_U. Q!.l ~ ~~· ArnaiCiondllobl.ae Television Viewing 9124/84 79 Motor• Home• llo Campers AKC Gor"lln Shepho.rd fe· male 6 moo. old. $40. Coil 446-2310. Two mole AKC Collie pupa tri-color. 1110 stud 1ervice call 614-592-4839 . The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Pon...vy Mlddlepolt, Ohio Borg Womor T-10 4· op trona. 2 turbo 310 tron" both ..-work. 114 Cho hoed. 2 - 302ford hold Coli 1'1 4·381-9811. AKC Reg . Doberman puppieo, exc. pedigree, 7 woeka old. •1110. Call 814-211116403. ApprO><imotely 260011. IIO· sonod cherry lumber •aoo !reo dolivory . Coli 446B038. Furnished 2 bdrs. TV ceblo; clean, quiet, beautiful river: view in Kanauga. Foater1 Trollor Peril. 448-11102 . 2 bdr .. AC. gu heat, wall to will carpet In Gelllpolio. Coli ·mer &PM, 448-1409 . Onew hide· a· bed couch ••c. •so and some miac. lor aole. Call 446-8114. cond, Trailer apace, 1!1 acre private lcit. Green local school. 4 mlloolrom city neor Canto· nory. Coll446-3918. 1-T-,-.-IIe_r_o_~-..-.-n.-p-ri-vo-i""e-l-ot. county... w•ter. 2 mi. lrom Kyger Creek ~igh ochool. Need ref. 8•6 plu• utilithts. 448-3760 or 1114-347- Lovely country home. Kyger Creek School dist .. utHitles \ .... ~----- D!CKTRACY Petl for Sale Knouff Firewood Split- 95% HILLCREST KENNHS hndwoodt. Seasoned or Boordlng all broods. Heottd Qf'Hn. You pick up or we lndoorMoutdoor f1ciilitl11 . deliver. HEAP vendor. 614- AKC Dobarmon puppies: 218· 8~45 . Stud Service. Coli 1114-44117795 . ' Limeetone, $and, Gravel. Delivered in Maeon. Meigs. Jud'y Taylor GroQmlng. Cell Golllo Of pick up ot Richards 614-367-7220. • Son. CoU' 448-7785. 8rlarpatch Konnels Prolea: Plaatic clst•n• 1tate IPM sional All·bi'ead grooming. proved; pl8ttle septic tanks. lndoor- outd~ bCM!rdlng fa · plastic culvert, metal cui~ cillties. English Cocker Spa· ..rto. RON EVANS ENTER- nlel puppies. Call 114· 3B8· PRISES. Jockoon, Oh 814- 9790. 288-1930. Drogonwynd Conery Kennolo. AKI; Chow, puppleo, Siameae kltten1, n•w llttere. CFA Hlmoloyen and Portion klnono. Coil 814-4411-3144 --·~--· --------------·.1'· 'vou build It orwewlll24x48 AntiQue pump p1rtor organ · 4 car gar1ge kit. •~.f95, In ob caee. with otooi , Coll dol. Coll1 -614-888-7311. 992 -3079. HOUSel for Rent -~--. r,1onday. September 24, 1984 ::::::::::::::r-----:T~h-e-y~'I~IDo:-~lt~E=-ve-ry~TI~Im_e._____~6~3~~A~n~t~iq~u=e.::::~s~s~a~u~il~di~n~g~s=up=p~li~es~rK-"__w_c-~--n.--~®b--,~----w-r1_p_t--------~~77~:A~ut==o~R:ep:a:,ir::~ *~ 41 -- .. I I •. �Paga- 10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ....• Weather forecut Claldy torlllllt with a chance of showen. Low In the UJlPt!t IQI. . Southerly wblds around 10 mp11. 'I\Ielday, l1'lllltly clOudy with a High In the Uppt!l," lb. Chance of rain 1s 40 percent 1linllbt and ll> pe1 cent 'I'uellday. Eutem kAFcwetali ww 1ay ......... Fd' y: a.noe ol Wmen W .,_,'Q', . . . . . ~ _ . Fltdll,y. ..... Ill tile ............. low 811 We&: I If _. Ill llle low and ELBERFELD$ SINCE 1889 ~ear BROWN DUCK COATS Veterans Melll()ria) (lalllpllls; Marty Wood, Pccneroy; Edith Manuel, Racine: lllllltnutor, Bishop of the Soutbem Ohio Diocese of the Epl8copal Clm'm, William G. Bladl; steven rnemeqtoa ~ the.,!.-.ln.J ~ Val.34, !14o.11 ~ Just 16 coats for clearance. Western styling - water repellent - button front. Not all sizes~ Saturday Admissions---Norma Lisa Cochran, Syracwie. Satl.u'day I>lscllarges~eremy Ross, Doyle Ord, Margaret Elchln· ger, Harry Schwab. l't!Yllls Fultz, Cecil Frazier, N<X11lil Jaac-. Sunday Admissions---Francis Howery, Mlddlejlort; Lera Lowm, P~; Jack Stivers, Pomeroy; Orpba James, ·. Pmleroy; le.vts Harris, Minersville; Ronald .PICkens, Pumeroy. Sunday Dlscharges•--Charles Deem, Garcia Adams, ChrlstiDa ONLY . ' ' I . Troy Ohlinser, Jr. John G. Runyon Troy Ohlinger, Jr, 47, died Sunday afternoon at his home at 103 Peacock Ave., Pomeroy. Mr. Ohl!ngerwasbornDec. 7,1936 1n Pomeroy, a son of the late Troy Ohlinger and Mrs. Rosa Day Ohlinger who ·survives. He was a coal miner and was t:mployed by the· Southern Ohio Coal Co. He was fonnerly employed by Mld·West Steel In Pomeroy for several years and he and his wife owned and operated the Main St. Cafe In Pomeroy for several years. He was a veteran of the anned forces having served with the U. S. Marine Corps.l\fr. Ohlinger was a member of the United Mine Workers of America. Surviving are his wife, Gall Slnlth Ohlinger, a son, Jeffrey Wayne Ohlinger, Pomeroy; a daughter. Jennifer Lynn Shuler, Pomeroy; his mother, Rosa Day Ohlinger, Pomeroy; two grandsons, Clayton Ohlin· ger and Troy Alexander Shuler, both of Pomeroy; an uncle, Conrad Ohlinger, Pomeroy; his mother·ln· law Anna Mae Ob!tz, RaCine; son:in.law, Martin Shuler, and a daughter·ln·law, Kimberly Seth, Paneroy. Services will be held at 2 p.m . Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Mlke Pangio and Neil Proudfoot of!lclallng. Burial will be !nbBeechGroveCernetery.Frlends · Jolm -G. Runyon, 74, of Carroll, died unexpectedly Sunday. . Bom!nCoolvllle,Mr.Runyonwas the son of the late Frederick and Nellle Spencer Runyon. He was a paint contractor In the Columbus area. Survivors Include a brother, Donald, Coolville; three grandchlldrm, Jolm, JooephandDorotlly; and ~=~!'!~~ts. TUESDAV ONLY thet~UCCe~Softhebustllng-statelottery. Thecontrolllngboardreleased$45.9mllllonMonday and education dl!parttnent official$ said about PI miUion morewm come later.· A' department spjkesman ~the funds will be dlllrlbuted to all 616 regular school districts, 183 Joint diltrlcta and 747 non·publlc schools, pr1mar11y lllln&' the eQtlng IIChool subsidy formula. Aa:onllng to State Represenladve Jolynn Boater, Mep Local wm receive $.'!8,746.57; EaJtem Local, $?l,llll8 23; Southern Local, $?3,345.62; l'vletgs County BoarcUl2,279.22andtheBoardofMentalRetardatlon and Dlla~tles. $788.23. Thelegtslatlonwh!chearmarkedtheexcessprotlts - ~ above the amount anticipated for buda'et POMIRnY',OMIO . COLOIIC GAS RAN.GES PORTAa£' - CONSOW . 25" DIAGONAL CONSOLE - ALL WOOD CABINU $ Runyon was preceeded In death by SIDE·BY-SIIE 01 TOP MOUNT ' ICE & WATER $29995 30" GAS RANGE $31 99 5 95 1 $31995 Home, CoolvUle, with Rev. Roy Deeter ol'!lciating. Bwtil will be tn PILORESS·SEJJ CLEAN • DEWIE ~cool'vllleCemetery. Friends may call at the funeral $ Meets tonight 19 9 95. The MkldleportEiementaJ;Y PI'O wtllholdltsflrstmeetlngton!ghtat 7: p.m . Teachers will be Introduced. Allmeetingswlllbeheldthe 1 ONLY 5" COLOR rouurlhMondayofeachrnonth. AM/FM CASSEnE . ro $ Winning lotto numbel'8 ClEVELAND <AP) -The next 329 ·ss·995. llstlngallslxnurnberschosenlnthe latest weekly drawing. · The six numbers drawn Saturday 22 CU. FT. tOP MOUNT OR . SIDE-BY ·SIDE ICE & WATER IN DOOR 30" GAS RANGE GAS-MICROWAVE COMBO ADMIRAL COLOIIC WASHERS & DRYERS DISHWASHEIS . • 4 TOP MOUNT SIDE-IY·SIDE S9499S ' S119995 . CHIST 01 UPIIGHI FIBIllS FIOM =: : -:.r.;.as.....• Cardinal II ft'M yri OV&' llle WI S33995 , S3299S S299fS • 30" $1199 95 . DIL (Coullnued Clll Gilmore. 12) OVEN ' RANGE $64995 S C.., Ft. OIST 10 (u. Ft. OIST · 25. (M. Ft. OIST COIIIIl'1lctlon of an electro-galvanizing facility at the CUilpiU!y's Mlddll!town works. 2 Sectlono, 12 ..._ A Muldn dlo Inc. No ' 2i c.nD · r J .. • The board, whlchearllerthlsmontllapprweda$2.5 mllllon low-Interest loan for Amlro, acted after t11e t1rm said It would buDd the $50 million expansion In . Mldclletown Instead of Ashland, Ky. · · Inaddltlontothestategrantaildloan,theflnanclng ~ Includes a l> mllllon federal loan and a $42.25 mlllloil cornmerdalloan. Stalltf#lc!•l• have saki that bulldlngtheplantwadd lllellll t!l !J1!W jobl and job protectloo for ''Ill curreat WOIRta wbole jobs would be phased out Without the ·~~t. Miami """.a""l received two grants~ $1!0,!Dl each for - . d l pl'ojects..as a result of favorable ~bollrda11on.One~theThe1bcmasAlva E'dllon Prqp-am grants Is for a joint project with General Eli!ctrl¢ Co., CleYeland, and the other Is tiri project Involving blotechnlcal gene productiOn. · ·· In other bus!ne,s, the bQard: · -Autio lz£d the 0011 ecttwa division to eats' Into a $G),!JX) !UIIract with the Thomas sieel Strip ~· meet l'I!'V!Ied production orders tlrstat!~velllde llcenJe plata . . : -Perinltlal the transportation cSepartmaittoqpra Mililll Clllllr!K't with the Clev$nd linn ci.Jbvanl;' 'h 1 n.., 1'111urien, It Betaad!l! fllr ll!dudcal ~. t9 . lnllpectlans. . -AIIolwal tile !nmsportatlon ~ to~· IDto a ooatnk!t l!llth Bridge Wellldnl !l)sltiui "'-tl7 Inc., Wamasvllle Jfelcbts, for~ to clevl!liJp·a system that would weigh big tn1c11a In mot1oo as they ajJprolldJ Ill !d&a. · • ~~--~~~~--~~nT----~~~~~ ' i '*''""new "This hu· aone llllOOther u- r would have expected," said Dun : 8anlett. an orpnlze' ~ ·by tbe lnternaiDial. •. , _ ~In District 17havealways been thenrst to yell, and they'd yell the klordest If they cMl't like It. .. ·. .: · --- ·Local r . •I n.a,oqvA&'li:R8 Ol'llllo'BD- C c 'c IIIBd: 11 p rten•tllelllefpC bD&;w iil...,wwe • •1' ...... .. IP II p •• M 'Die a! .La .. .,Milia 111reet .. ....... ' tWiww - b ' Iii ..._ -. .;,; --· 1 1 . I r' • y - .._, _. . _ . , 111111 , 71 _ llr• IIM'*rl I ,r! ••, • ._.. • a IIIIIJ 8nll, . 2 I .__ t .. t ,_ ... ... .....• Dr. Ioiii B. ,,,_... _ , 1r, Mldt w, _ •-·•PJ:r!lll&, u-.•l!';,'*~tile;~·;,&=lla~·~d~lf~',~l~h~l,~w:a~e=-;;);...:11:1:' :•:f!:el:l:••:·:...____.....__....;,j .. · I ....... , 3 .,., IJI7111eWeilr.SellaiS I , -• I ...... - ub.O. ..,..._8 ' · • .._- • Ct Ill& A Rt. 2, Pomaoy man Is llst£d In poor «laddtlon In tile lntmstve care unit cl. Grant Hospllal!n Columbus, u a reBUit ollajured sutlered In an lltiO'ldt'id on Couniy Road 75, app'IIXImately two-IBJihs c1. a rune swthof0blo7, Mo!lday. Vetenms Memor1i1 Hospital otfl. clals said Jollllly L. Nelson, 32; sustained liNd tnjwies 1n tbe u :c; a .m. lrddent. He was transferred !rem Veterans 1o Grant Hospital by LJfe Flight at 2:45p.m .. The Gallla·Meigs post of the state highway patrol said Nelson was northbound on a motorcycle on CR 75, and a car dr1vm by Rodney D. Roush, 17, Pomeroy, was south- following wldcll tile 9: ll> a.m. colllsbl, I. . tedly C"'i'll'll hlavy Dpt dalllll&'! to Martin's car and $29995 30" ELECTRIC RANGE $24·995 S26995 $34995 AMANA 12.000· A/C SS499S S24995' $599'5 UJdon 'Oifk:es • fl on Charleston-based Dlstrll;1 17, the UMW'a 11rpt p~llbl subdM16aa, Wlln! called Monday to Madlla! for an expi8llatlon ot the I*'.,..S neW Ullltla.1 betweea the UMW and !fie 1Ktt coal lnUiry. . Today, the ottla!n wfll In tum l!llplaln the pactio their mernbl!n, who are ICbeduled tovote'IlluncSay 011 the contract 1be locaJIIIIlau ~tm'lna;e,...,SllltCJUietiY. lllrwlb Mlmlry's detailed, lllree- lliur l!l!31!1lDa, asking only occallonal q\leltlons. 1belr deli • was a sharp contrast to that whld! iPeeled the Drst twba."' pnlpJ8al oCraed In when llllllY miners 11!1: lire to plies ol. tbe Ullltlct PIC411iM(s before timbarlclnc on a nGv strllre. The union's IKlp cl.flceJ 1 have declined to campajga for ratltlca. t1on ol the new aane1-t, wtdd! they say must stand or faD on Its own matts. But UMW P!tsldent IUch Tnimlca said It fuitllls the otrlttis' illedle to accept DO COOK h *IS, ewn If It doesn't provide everything the unlqn's membe~ demanded. 1be prOjll&!d ~month contract gives miners a 10.25 pen»!!lt Increase 1n waees and beneftm and IDcludes IIJahtly ~ l8IJIIIaie agaln&l non-union subcontracting, which the union says has coat many UMW llli!il'lbers their joba. WeDs and Blmett both said !My blelleYe tilt lliblwb*""c elaules ii$ t "abaut 25PEhdltlll'wllat damage to Hammond'I. No men escapedlnjurywhell their vehicles cQllded on Ohio 124 Monday atiernoon. Cars drlvm by Timothy McDa· nlel, 27,Cheshlre, and RalpH Moore, 32, Dexter, were eastbound ooU., bound. A_. reportedlY ran across according to the palld: Thr cars the road, Into Nelson, caushighlm to reportedly colllded when Me~! loBe control of his motorcycle, ~ attempted to pus Moen 8IX.'OI'dtng to tl\i> patrol. Ofllce!;ssald . asMO!ftwu maJdlll"a ~ llinllnto tbe Udlieyde Wi!ilt left of cellter a private drive. 'lbe ,4:11 p.m. ._..., t CIUld Debt r to 8ld ltN:II Rilusb'l ftblcle. ; ·lt.oullt'a car ....,. u,tlt dim- Mrllialel'a car and rroodaate . 11lt UMW laYIIIDlt t5,llll of Its • · while Neilan's motorcycle was ·damqe to Moore'saccon!IJCIOthe palld. heavily In the accident. A Long Bott<m woman t:3CIIjltd An Albany man was cited by the llll Monday demonstrated no partie. patrol following an accident at the Injury In a one-car crashon0hlo248, ular eatlaislasm for the lt&IEEIIIeDI, Intersection of Ohio 684 and Scipio near Edwards Road, Monday. most predicted It would be adopted. 'Accordl!lg to the patrol, Rebecca 396 Monday m<rnlng. Wells said the key to pessagto of the The patrol said Glen D. Ham· Edwards, 22, was Southbound on liljlilb!Eiil probably lies wltll .the moods, 4&, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was 248, when her car reportedly went IIIM!illpoyed. . northbound. on filM· and Paul R. • ott tile lett lllde of the road, causl!ll ' '"'bel'easonYCAJ cali'tpredlct (the hertolosecontroi.Hercarthenwent Martin, 38, was southbound. Martin OUtcUne) IS YCA1 don't laiaw how left of · center and slnlck 811 reportedly lost control of his car In a · llley'U turn wt {to ~~Cte)," Wells embankment, the patrol said. 'l'lw CUIVe, llld left of center. and Mid. '"'lley llllel'l'lploye ~fel'llnc sldeswlpedllammonds'vehlcte, the 8: !!0 a.m. bicldent caused modl!'ralt bad at everyone. TheBe people have damage to her car aewtdbrg to patrol said. • . anger Inside them." . Martin was cited for lett of center olflcers. ..-., =~n:~ dlrilaaed 25" CONSOli .Lukewarm support for coal · agreement MADISON, W.Va. (AP) - A coal coatuoct ~·t elicit any cheers trcm the United Mine WOI'lll!rs ol!lceis gathend . ha'e for an explaniltklu, but <me union otrlclal says he's grateful It W8Sil'tiPEEtedwlth booe. err SlSQOO ------- - I 5' . . reIssued CONSOlE -~ ·s IDWII where houses are clorie together. At least twooftheresldenlS jssntng compJalnts about the oi:dJnanoe last night live In l!fi!8S where tbey have oo ckJse neighbors. •. · CailiCII pointed out that tbe ot:dlnance does provide for the burning ol brush, bum1ng off garclells and other legitimate burning through special permits'which would by~ 1Jre departrneat. · ' Table llllrd rewtln& At the clOse of the discussion, council voted 5-1 to table the third l't'Bdlng ~ the legislation until the next meeUng In two weeks. Cwncl1man Alleil Klnlcast the negative vote <in tabUngtheonllnancestatJnethathetlwght . council Should deckle one way or the other on the ~ measure at lut nl&ht'a11'11!etlng. · · Apln, It was pointed out that council memberlllwld be IXIIUcted wttllln the next two weeks by residents who are lllkld to eoqa- their qllnlons on the new ordinance. Clthet- council members besides King are Carl Horky, Dewey Horton, Wllllam Waiters, Jack Satterfield and Bob ·usED· - •••••• -·- -· --- -- • AND MICROWAVE CQMIQ $5 9995 $12995 ~ • PILOTLESS-ULTRA-UY 95 95 " 30" SELf CLEAN $749 95 · 30" GAS RANGE ·1 2" BlACK & WHI'I'E "OhloLotto"jackpotlsest!matedat $lmWlonafterfrurtlckelsweresold ) $5 3995 13" DIAGONAL PORTABLES llomeatter6p.m., Thesday. iOO- keith aacl BeUy.Jo . . . .,...... ., - ..... lie eaJoylDa a l'ft'"C - wi*JI IMilll • • fJIII for ~tlngiJUI'POII!I but ratherf<r audk>VIIIualalds, lncludiJ!c canputen and amputer &cl.tware, text· booa;occapltallmprovements, Including repairs. Ol!lclals llllld the U5.9 miWon II the 11r1t allocation from the excess prOftll which were esUmated at Slli mUIJonforthelllcalyeareadedJundl. . • In otber hum(!!ll, the board rwtlnely gave 1lnal apprw&l 1o a $4 m1Won loan, re<mlll!l!illie by the Depwtment of Dellelopment, tor ooriltructtoa ~ a Mllacron Serni.coaductor Materlal8 IDe. plant at MalneviUeln Warren County, -Clndaaatl. · The low-Interest loan wfll be il!l!d for building COIIStnlctlon, on-site and olf·lllle equlpnent, and equlpmeut purcllase$. · . A1ao 8ppl'OIII!d was a $250,!JX) loin from the lndustJ1al·. Inducement fund to Annco, IDe. for ~w """"'by just a fewproblem ..~:r~~ . be pmnltted -In -the . "-w aslt·•·'--careofthe _ ,It . ,canmt _ . thatollenslve'-•......._ Is being done people,. '!'h.c. but that 30" Electril: Range $ FUneral services will be Wednes- 1----~~~:-------~----~~~~------~~~~ . _ ~os~ers. day, 1 p.m., at the White FUneral 19" DIAGONAL PORTABLES 30'« GAS RANGE 20 Cu. Ft•.SIDE/ ---- BNIOY purJlOIIeS- stlpulaees that the funds may oot bellied bome.threetlmeslnoneevmlnglast·w!ntertoniakesure,hlshcmewasoot on lire. H!r.vever, be said, the odor was COOling !rem a woodbuml!r In another home. , CoundJ members Indicated that although the ~-m•• Is that - ........ ~....... residents rawr ·the ordinance, they are not "lnu!g up" 011 the present oni!MnreasltlswrlttenWwooldbewllllngtoaoceptarev!Bad<meas 12 Cu. Ft. One Door $499 95 REMOTE CONTROLS ELECTRIC ES < REFRIGERATORS .' By BOB HODUal • Sedlod Slaft Wrllar ' . Middleport's proposed no burning ardlunoe hit a·snag - at 1eut temporarDy - .when Middleport VIIJage Cooncll met In regular I hi Monday night. . Several,J'l!llldents appeared protested the orcllnance which had aln!ady been giVen two readJDgs and was scheduled last night lor Its third IIIII final 'reading. . While the reslde!its cm~plalned that the ordinance was for the beaeflt cl. a minority- citizens who lulve breathing difficulties- and that It violated . their rlgllts ID problbltlng t~ from burning on their on properties, they did agree that burnlng of trash and· other art1c1e1 that S1'liOI!Ider for'loag petlod& of time should be prohibited. ~. they rilalntalDed that It slwld be permissible to bum ~spapen and other papers In a dnm Clll their own propertieS. . CouncU members Indicated they have received strong appi'OIIal of the on1ln1111Ce wblch WOUld pcablbit the burning ol all trub and paper'frcm 'Ill tbe QCIIlllliiiiUy. ' . . ~g c0mpl8lnts said they feel the ordinance tr'«M!rtiil" and polated out that as written, It would affect bm fires, wleaer roasts, blrbecues, etc. HOM!'Ver, oounc11 pointed aut.tbat tbe ordinance doll read no llur!iJD& ~ "trash and paper". ~~~ a11o complained allrJut the pollution.caused by woodburnlng stoVes.· Tiley charaed It Is ''wlfalr'' that • they cannot bum papers for five minutes while woodburnenl ''beldl" out smo1re tor 24 hours a day. One of the residents llllld he Wl!llt.au131de CUlls · COLORIC ADMIRAL enttne . ' Burning issue riow hoi ~opic Mr. nlghtwere 9.:a:~.:!5,2'7,2!1an~~· ' at y ~ Pomerov-:-Middleport. Ohio. Tuesday. Septem~r 26, 1984 COLUMBUS, Ohio (APr - Ohio's achools Ill'!! rettllliiiUI additional Injection of state funds, thanks to may call at the funeral borne from 7 to 9 this evening and anytime on. Tuesday. T.v •. COLOR- B&W • • Schools given m~re money from: Ohio lottery S24 50 Carleton. Harry E. Curtis, 90, formerly of Racine, died Satunlay evening at Harold Smith the home of a son; Tom CUrtis, Keyser, W. Va. Harold Smith, 85, Indlanapolls, • A retired carpenter, Mr. Curtis fonnerlyoiReedsvUle,dledSunday was born Nov.17,1B93atLawrence, following anextendedlllness. Kansas,asonofthelateSylvesterE. Born 1n Delta, Colorado, Mr. and Anna Lawton Curtis. Smith was the son of the late George SUJvlvlng are a daughter, Mrs. w. and Sadie Laycook Smith. WaHer {Marcia Ann) Wells, Wa· Mr. Smlth had been employed at shlngton C. H., Ohio; three sons, Amlco Steel, Middletown, Ohio, and Richard Curtis of Racine; Samuel North American. Curtis, Tampa, Fla, and Tom He was a member of the Curtis, with whom he made his musician's union. · home; sevengrandchDdrenandHve Survivors Include two sons, Carl great-grandchildren. o., Franklln, Ohio, and BenjamiD BesideS his parents, Mr. Curtis H., Beech Grove, Indiana; a was 'preceded In death by his wife, . daughter,LaGoraM.Und,Indlana· LlnaShalnCurtlsonJan. 7,ll!83,and polls; four grandchildren; and one a son. He was a member of th~ great grandchild. Racine First Baptist Church. Mr. Smith's fanner wife Is Services will be held at 2 p.m. Melinda E. Smith, Reedsville. Services will be In the Chester Tuesday. at the Ewing FUneral Home with the Rev. Don Walker cemetery 1D Meigs County at 4:31 officiating. Bwial will be In Gn:en· p.m. Tuesday, and friends may woodCemetery.Fliemtmaycallat a,_ "-d •. thefuneralhomefrom2to4and7to9 The White Fwleral H<me, Cool· · this evenlng. ville, Is In charge of ammgenents. . See......,...1 OlltiiM aa Pap 8 • Area deaths Harry E. Curtis ' hied, ... COIJIIIMIIIIty and churcb. ~&wn~~P~.~. ~.of~=~the~c~~~·~~~~m~~==•=~~---~B~ee~gl~~~~===-Ma~ . ~~= ·~~·~C-athy~~::::::::::::::::::=::::::=:v::'::'::::::i the • e . Holiday packages . them. S31" PILE LINED MldFitda.v. WllllarMm, dlredor of the ell!ltern region for the Soulheni OldoDioce•e of the~~ the Rev. I.e!! Miller, p8ll&or of Grace ClmcJI; Mrs. lellll Moore, Mllor -den; Jllltle8 T11uB, ,lumarwlll'llm; and Vlrgl1 V. llmw1l. chalnnan of Reds' houseeleaning? . cRugged a 1"'11a l"'tt as the men who . Pho&8. Pap '7 StiJro)o Oil Pa,e • III'OUIId • -'Y we erd" and In tile upper ... to low . . 'l1lurldaiY TIME CAPSULE - D~ laking part ID the ~~of a Ume capsule 1n thefoundallonofthe Christian educa.Uon addition to Grace Epl&copal Church 1n Pomeroy Sunday ~ as the loolred Ql1 were, I to r, Frank IAle, . ·New church wing · .. TUESOAV ONLY SALE mld-'lllii~IIDIIP'rldlly. I.-. Jaclaioo, .Vikings join SVAC Cheese, butter distribution planned A~andbotterdlstrftMiooto low.IJoCIIIIE' pertons and famllles Is ICbeduletl b' thll week, ~ II 7 • M s' a. to Gallla-Melgs COOlflllUJlty Actton Aamcy. 'lbe flli!ilcy expects &pprolQmately 37;DI pounds of cheese and 19,2IXI pounds of butter to be distributed · betweert the two coqntles. . 'lbe exact day cl. the distribution will 8IIIICIUilCed later to local JII!WIIl8Pf!l'l and radio stations: Dl.lbibutlon points In Meigs County are the !Ire Slltlon : at 'IUppers Plains; the American lhxl& t imd MaNw nmt gulde- 1 !!lion hall at Racine; aDd the llilel. Pri;d . of IJ'icUIIE' . must be Melp County Fair'grouU. lholm to establish eligibility. In GaDia County, · dlatrtblitbl 1ncm1e guidelineS are $7,4'10 for a points are the Guyan Thwnshlp famlly cl. ooe; $10,181 for a famlly .of . Volunteer Fire Department at · two; and $12,690 for •a family of Mercervllle; Mount Cannel Baptlsl three. Officials said to add $2,610 to Church at Bidwell; Guiding Hand . thoile amounts b' each additional School at Cheshire; and the Gallla family member. County Junior Fairgrounds. 'RecipientS 0( clleese must faD within Ill) perceat at u.s.Office ~ I .... ., \. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 24, 1984 curtis ohlinger runyon smith