http://66.213.69.5/files/original/53e0eb43a0005922c2b6635ab05a41d7.pdf 1508c992695660945505cd0009900735 PDF Text Text 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 .... ., \. �. ' . ' ~ ~commentaJ·y Monday night tradition continues · . 111 Court street Pomeroy, Ohio · DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MAS0!\1 AREA . ~~~ ~m~ ......__.._-.-.~c:::~ •.,. . ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher . BOB HOEFUCH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD ·Assistant Publlsber/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Aosoclated Press, Inland DaUy Press Aosocla· t1ou and,lhe American Newspaper Publishers Alloclation. · LE'I'TERS oF OPiNION·,ve welcome. TheY slwuld be Jeu,than ~words , Jonl. Alii etten are subje{)t to edtttar and must be siCfted with IUUI\e, address and telephone number. No un~lped.letten wUI be publlshed. Letters should be ln . peel taate, addresllnsls!llles, not ~sonail&les. Keeping interest ~rates inflated WASillNGTON- Ambassadors not for Information but lor blood. • ment than they paY to.the sniping of from the Republican and Demo'Ibis simply Is no way to run a thepress. lfthepeopledonothave.a cratic camps now have concluded campaign for the most powertul fair appraisal of the p~dent, pro their negotiation. The nation Is to be public office In the world. The or con, two !l().mlnute deba.t es wW treated, so to speak, to three rationale for presidential debates, noi alter the situation. debates. Ronald Reagan and Wal· to borrow from a rah-rah editorial Debates have · a useful place ter Mondale will meet In mortal in The Washlngton Post, 'Is that durli1g the primary sea10n, when combat on Oct. 7 and again on Oct. such forensic matches "give voters candidates are not so well known. 21. George Bush and Geraldine what b often their only sustained The exchnages among Walter Ferraro will duel on Oct. 11. Mondale, Gary Hart and Jesse experience or watching the candl· Tbe Bush-Ferraro engagetnent dates under pressure and seeing Jackson gave the viewing public may be useful, for the people have .whether they have that command some ln$1ihts that IT\Igllt not have scarcely met Rep. Ferraro, but the over th8 facts and over their peers been gained otherwise. The candl· Reagan-Mondale debates are a that Amertcans want In a dates' repeated jollit appearances,' spread over a period of several mistake. They ought not to be held president." at all. Well, baloney. American voters months, provided goad opportul!l· · · Juvenal once remarked that In have had almost lour years to ties to form rai\Onal Judgments. the generations of their-decline, the observe how Ronald Reagan per· To pit aslttingpresidentagalnsta Roman people were Interested In forms under the Incessant pres·. challenger reduces the serious only two things, "panem at cir· sures of . the OVal Oftlce. A business of elecllng a national censes," bread and circuses. Prest· hypercritical press ttme aft.e r time leader to the level ol cockfighting, dential debates give us very little has complained of the president's . bullbalting and ~turday rilght bread. What we get Is a kind of ··ro~ over the facts," but to. wrestling In Madison Square gladltorial combat. staged ,for a judge from the poDs, the people pay Garden. Who will draw the tlrst television audlen.ce that hungers more attention to their own judg· blood? Who wiD make a mistake ' :; :: Not everyone Is lor lower Interest rates. Your senator or COngressiJ]llll, ':tor example, may be ainongthosewhothlnklower Interest rates gyp Uncle ·Sam ol tax money. •' Whether or not they thought so, they may have voted.that way In the Tax :Reronn Act of 198<1, and a lot of real estate people are furiouS. : As they see It, the r\tles- to be effective January 1- seriously Impede :·the abWty of property owners to offer buyers affotdable financing -'that ·:Is, Interest rates lower than those prevailing. ~ U a property Oimers seek to facilitate a sale by offering to finance a :·blyer at lower than prevailing rates, Uncle Sam will simply Impute the 'j!revaWng rate and add on a bit more for good measure. : The net affect of this would he to raise the Income the seller reports to the ·!J{S, thUs COO!peWng him to pay higher taxes. True, he wouldn't receive ~ Income, but he would he taxed as 1f he had. Under the new rule, the seller would have 10 charge Interest of at least 110 ,percent of that prevalling on federal securttiesolthesame maturity. Unot, ·the IRS will simply Impute a ·120 percent rate. : Not all In real estate agree, but some believe Congress Is being pressured to change the act before It becomes law. Illt Isn't changed, the critics say, seller flnancilig will be dealt. a blow. Seller financing Isn't anything so sacred 11 canoot he tampered with, but It has nevertheless acquired a faint halo. In reoent years. : When banks Wouldn't lend on housing, seller !lnanclng k£pt at least a ·minimum of activity going. It balled out many owners. It allowed couples ·10 buy Who Otherwise couldn't buy. lt kept some real estates agents from ·"ing broke, · · . · . Seller financing became part or a package of devices known as creative . financing, and It was Indeed creative financing that made purchases and sales possible during the very depths of housing's recession a few years · ago. • Perhaps thecreatMty went too far. Some sellers decided they cruld ask a higher price 1f they offered tlnancing. especially low-cost flnanciDg.- But :this had Income tax consequences. In raising the price, tor example, the 'Seller raised his capital gains. In a simple stroke, he managed to put · low-tax money Into his pocl<et. . , The device that made this possible, of course, was the olfer of a very lciw. :rate of iqterest. Interest Income Is ol'dlnap> Income, and ordinary Income :IS taxed at a higher rate than are capital gains. . ' 'L .. etters to. editor Big week at Meigs High School · 'Ibis week Is a big week ai Meigs · High School, Its annual Homecom·lng Week. The week will he !llled with different events such as "tie-up ,day", glasses day, hoot day and a couple more special days. This will :all be topped off with a parade ;i;ponsored by the Athletic Boosters, · :Thursday night. · We as co-chairpersons of this :event are asking the public to get aut and support the team on this night, 1f It be only to stand along the • route with shouts ol encouragement : or to attend the bonfire at the : football field. Thes:e young people · are out to do their very best :-Including the team, cheerleaders, :·ani:! the members of the band. FoUowlng the bonfire, ihere wlll .' be a snake dance (In which everyone may participate) that wlll move down Main Street, up Court Street and Second St., then back to the football field. I'm sure these kids will be lull of enthusiasm. We are hoping that all fans wiD attend. People of Rutland, Mlddlpeport and Pomeroy please rome Thursday night and support us. lf you wish· to be In the parade contact Susie ,Soulsby at or Clnda Hanis at 992-2451. We are also Inviting an the fire departments to put a vehicle In the J!'"ade, which will fol'ql at Rutland at 6 p.m., moving through Middleport and Pomeroy to the stadium. Susie Soulsby <;tnda Hams · m2m Support your town ,'' 'Emergency . . WA,SHINGTON- Civil defense has come a long way, baby, since the World War II, wheo volunteer alr·ral!l wardens would ring nelgll· borhood doorbells to report cracks of light showing during bllickout tests. · ' The successors to the friendly alr·rald wardens want nothing less than to run the country along the lines of a military dl~tatorship In case of an 'emergency. 'Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Louis Glut· frtda, a Callforia National Guard general !"ho likes to be addressed by his military title, has already been slapped down lor his pretensions by Attorney G£neral William French Smith. The Idea. of the Uttle-koown lie:!d of a little-known federal agency running the ~unity In time of war or natural disaster Isn't as funny as It so.unds. Certainly It's being taken serously at FEMA. My associates DOnald Goldberg and Indy ,Badhwar have obtained FEMA's blueprint lor the takeover: a draft ot "standby" legtsla· tlon "to provide the Executive Branch with the authorities neces· sary to meet various conruct contingencies." PaRTY. . ' ' • me? '•' MO!ldale: Because I wanted you to take a message back to Moarow. Tell t11em this COuntry hu Ollly one p~ldel_lt at a time. When I get to •; •' * .·-. • I .. 1) I czar~---------'-Jac_k--'-A_nd_er_so_n Titled the Defense Resources Act, the Jaw would vest un(fteedented power In the president Wl1o would presUJruiblY delegate his authority to Gen. Giuffrida and his glorified a.lr·rald wardens. The proposed legislation would suspend the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, elfectlvely eliminate prlvaieproperty, abolish free enterprise and generally clamp the American people In a totalllarfll!J vise. Here are some of tbe specific onstages FEMA has In store for us, according to the standby legislation: - Instant confiscation of real estate or personal property "that shall be deemed necessary lor national defense purposes." No dickering, no delays: "Uoon or after the condemnation petition, Immediate possession may be taken an:l the property may be occupied ." There goes the neighborhood. Throw hoarders In jall. Accumulatlon of goods "In excess . of reasonable demands" bY busl· nesses, families or Individuals would bring a $10,IDJ.tine or a year In prison. - Nationalize the. means of production. If a factory owner falls to produce what the goveriunent will not be offenid to ~ dictates, the president "may take ahead nf time - when It could be ' Immediate possesslol) of such thoroughly debated - but only 1!1 plant, mine or facWty and operate It the event of a national emergency, for the production ~such mater)als ·when Congress would ·supposedly ·or services as may be necessary." be panicked Into · voting for ·. a - Freeze aU wages, prices, fees, ' dictatorship. commissions and rents, and control TIGER ISLAND REVISI'I'ED: all conswner ctedlt by presidential The Malines have quietly returned . decree. to Tiger Island, the Honduran - ,Nationalize aU jcbs. Employ· ouijlost In tbe Gull ol Fonseca from . ment would be limited to" activities which they removed list May · essential to the national health, aftl'r a six-month tour of d\lty. A safety or Interest." Anyone caught Marine Corps spokesman said they lytrlg to a government olflclal about won't stay longer than ,six months the avaDablllty of manpower would this time, either. The withdrawal ln. May followed draw a $10,IDJ fine or a year In prison. an lntet:1181 Pentagon dispute over whethei' the Martnes entitled - Outlaw strikes. AU workers to combat pay on the Island. U the covered by the emergency leglsla· lion- which, as noted, means all Marl~~e~~ were ruled to be In a combat situation, Congress would workers, period - would be made to sign aflldavits that they . tiad have to be notified specttlcaUy. never engaged In a strike against MeartwhUe, the Pentagon has the government and are not changed Its tune on a shooting members of any employee group · ' incident In which a Marine corporal was Wounded the first day of the that asserts the right to such a ·strike. earlier landing on Tiger Island. The Along with persons who advocate official word was that he w!lS sbot the violent overthrow of the govern· accldentaUy. by another Marine . ment, strikers would be fined up to But Sen. Jim Sasser, n.Tenn., said Sl.IDJ and-or Imprisoned for a year. an Initial Marine Investigation FootJ19te: Since FEM;\'s draft concluded that the shooting was legislation Is a standby PI oposal, It "not friendly fire." were were Talks with Gromyko-'--.._ _____Ar-:--t'B_uc_h_wiz_ld :qpen ' that wiD dominate the mornl~ headlines? Get your popcorn In the. outer lobby. We of the press lead the colosseum howling. Remember Richard . Nlcon's makeup? Remember Jerry Ford and the Russian domination of Poland? Remember Jimmy Carter and his nuclear expert? Remember Ro. nald Reagan and "there you· 10 again?" Lions 10. Christians 2! We pi-oclalm wtnners and losers, victories and defeats, and we _glve ·a wildly distorted Importance to a lew seconds of banality or wit. What will we learn frmn the Mondale-Reagan debates? Not one simple substantlve thing we do not already know. Go back to the ·transcript of the Carter-Reagan debate of Oct. 28, 1~. The candidates plowed precisely the Same ground they had been plow!~ . lor months, on such Issues as defense; taxation, ln!lation, unemployment, the minimum wage and the Equal Rights Amendment. On the matter of hostages In Iran, Reagan gave "the same answer that I've made· at least 50 times during this campaign to the press." That 1~ debate between Carter and Reagan was fine TV entertain· · ment. We saw Reagan as hiS d!Jarmtng best: "I sometimes 'think (Carter) IS like the witch doctor that gets mad when a good doctor COO!es alo~ with a cure that'll work." He remarked .to Barbara Walters that she had asked, one question twice: "I tldnk you ought to have at least one answer to it." Reagan seerJit'd 'relaxed, self-conflderit. sute of himself; and Carter, as everyone • recalls, drew national snickers the . mostimportantlsstie, "ands~sald s11e though,t nuclear weaponry." From our box seats above the areaa we pronounced It a splendld.clrcus. The only danger I can see frbm 11rnlts- yes- annex over the hUl to Fritz Mondale meeting with Soviet Route7. Minister Andrei Gromyko this ·· h!en rebounding back with leaps Pomeroy has a lot to do but let's week Is that the Democratic ~ Jumps and I don't think It wlll help 11 out. For Pomeroy, may the · ·candidate may want to show the ~there. W(th the go-ahead on the grants and funds shower down to . American voters how tough he can ~ line to the Pizza Hut;lt should be wl.th the Soviets .. that area up· to huslness belP th r ·e town out o1. Its troubled JftJ8ldng Pomeroy moVe again. times a:nd get It back on the mad to Since ~- Mondale Is going to ••:;.'nle town •still doesn't have a park growth. I hope everyone In Pome- meet with Mr. Gromyko first, the roy wiD support Its town. It truly Is a press will be watching for any sign : of;~!: the kids to play In but there are · beautiful city when It Is running on ot weakness. •·sites for parks but nothing has been .The conversation could go someall eight cyll~rs. - Floyd H. ·cione to get It moving. Tlmetsshort. Cleland, Box 144-F, Middleport, · thing like this. ·The kids must have a place to play Ohlo.45760. Mondale: Welcome to AmeriCa. ; therefore the town has to move Its •; Mr. Foreign Minister. How Is everything In the evil empire?. '• CottSCieto~ce, Gromyko: I thought this was a r~e friendly visit. ' Montlale: I'm stU! wllltna to sit I HaD a ~UPPett J down but we have to talk about ~ substance. I will never fear to •' negotiate, but I will not negotiate '• out of lear. • Gromyko: Do we have to have all these television cameras while • • we're talking? The light hurts my ' eyes. ,. .Mondale: I want the Amelican people to know where I stand when ' It comes to Soviet U.S. relatlonl. U you came to wiD me OYI!l' you are sadly mlltaken.. l'm mucll tougher than I look on the evening news. · G~: ~-~.ttyou • feel this way, why did youasktosee .•. Raiders a 4-0 recol'!l. enabling them to join Miami and San Francisco ati the only unbeaten teams In the National Footl)80 League, It ex· tended their markonMonday nights to 21·2·1 since the prime time series began In 19'70. · "It's a wln,lt's Monday night, I'm very pleased with the way things came out, I'm tired," said Los Angeles Coach Tan Flores with a weak smile. "We don't plan to win ofaJ3.~trlumphovertheSanDlego Chargers. "It doesn't matter who's them In the last quarter, but as long as we can continue to do.so, I'U be iNeartng the unlfonns." Tbe Raiders needed 10 plays to happy." It dldli't appear the Raiders were negotiate those 76 yards, with the first 74 coming on passes by going to do so when San Diego Plunkett. As the Los Angeles linebacker WoodrOW Lowe returned Collsewn crowd of 76,:t:n went wlk!, a tipped Plunkett pass 32 yards for a MarcusAllendtvedlntotheendzone touchdown with 10:21 remaining. from a yard out with 45 seconds . ThatgavetheChargersi7polntslna span of 3:21 and a l:l-ro lead. remaining. "Those things happen," Plunkett• Not only did the victory give the said when asked about the lntercep- LOS ANGELES (AP)' - Jim Plunkett has been the Instigator of many iast-gasp victories by the Raiders, both In Oakland and Los Angeles, since he jomect the club In 1978. His explanation for such heroics Is almost mystical. "It's Raider tradition," Plunkett said with a smlleMonda,ynlght after guiding Los Angeles 76 yatds to a touchdown In the closing moments lion. "Fortunately, there were stU! 10 minutes to go." After a 44-yatd kickoff return~ Dokle WUllams, the Raiders moved 53 yatds In eight plays. Allen scored the third of his tour touchdowns with 8: ro left to make It 3().2fi. It staye4 that way when holder Marc Wllson fumbled the snap from center on the conversion attempt. . The Chargers, who dropped to 2·2·, held the baU for nearly five minutes; but eventuaUy were forced to punt; . giving the Raiders possession al their own 24-yatd Une with 3: I! left~ The big plays of the final drive were Plunkett passes oll6 and 4 yards to tight end Todd Christensen and 15yardsea~h to Frank Haw~ and Malcolm Barnwell. Plunkett finished the gamewtth24 completions In l3 attempts for~ yards, clearly his finest perf6r· mance so far this year. ,. Ire ,' In past months Pomeroy has IN au GOOD I ·Have To t.eave LA Raiders edge Chargers . .No bread, just circuses ____J_ames_._J._K_upa__t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 , Pomeroy-Middlepc)rt, Ohio, the Oval Olllce my finger will R just Inches from the button, and 1f youpeoplethlnkiwon'tpushlt,just try me. Gromyko: Is that all you have to say to me? Mondale·. There's one · more thing. Your fly Is open. Ber-ry's.World. I While my blgges,t tear Is that Mondale will take a hanlllne.wtth Gromyko, President Reagan wDI lean over the other way to show the voters he Is .a man of peace. Reagan: Comrade Gromyko, · what a pleasure to meet you at last. I hope the wheat we're sending you ,, Is satlstacory? Gromyko: Ye., It's good. Thank. you tor lllliD& our order 10 III*CIOY. . Reagan: What are tr1e t for?' As long lis I'm president I wUl lk'YI!I' allow a Soviet citizen to 1110 lluniry . Gromyko: ShaD we talk abwt bow we can stop the anna race?·· "Reagan: 6t COW'Ie we can. But flnll a toast to peace. , Gromyko: Wehavetogeotbackto the tables In Geneva. · Reapn: .That's l!llllctly what I was telltna Georae Sllultz. · The Amerlcalla have 'been lntnlctable 011 arms negotlatlonl, and lt'l gotten 111 nowhere. We bave 110111e great "hew Ideas Wl!'d Ulle to put forward and I don't mind telling you that wben )'llW' people Mar them, you'D !mow we're lllvllllf up a lot more than we're aett1n1r Ill return. Gromyko: You can't be serious. !. Nebraska Is college football's No. 1 team for the third straight week while Clemaondlopped from second place Into the Second Ten and Oklahoma State cracked L'le Top Ten lor the first lime In 39 years. Nebraska whipped UCLA;:No. 8 last week, 42-3 and received 52 of 56 flrst·place votes aNI 1,116 of a possible 1,120 points from a nation· wide panel o( sports writers and sportscasters In today' s Associated Oklahmla, a 34-15 victor aver Press poll. Baylor, climbed from 11th to Texas, Idle over the weekend, seventh with 7'!1 points and moved up from third to second Clemson lost to Georgta26-23-with . Brigham Young, whlchrallledlntll.~ two first -place votes and 1.027 final perkxl to defeat Hawall JB.lJ, points. The other two first-place sUpped from sixth to eighth with 781 ballots· went to Ohio State, which points. Florida state's Impressive vic· trounced Iowa 45-26 . and Jumped tory over Miami lifted theSeminoles from fifth to third with~ points. V~, Oaks newest members of SVAC The Southern VaUey Athletic Conference IS now· an eight-team league, benefit of the re-IWmlsslon to thefoldofSynunes Valley. The action by SVAC principals and coaches was reported Monday to the Gallla County Local Board of Education. . League officials approved admls· .slon of Oak JIW to the SVAC as a means of boosting participation and eliminating scheduling conflicts earlier this ~er. Transactions ' ............... . .....,_..._ CLEVElAND INDlANS-Purdlllll'd thP contract o1 Jamk' QWrtc. ('at<'herlnflt'ldl'i", from Dmver or tht' Amerk'an Association. A.sslant'd KeWI RromtJl>ri, oulrk'l<k'r. to Matnr of thf> lnt«na· tlonall..cagu('. . T EXAS Radt'r. RANGERS-Signed mari~A~f«.>r, (')(1('1\$101\ thl'OJKh DouR tw~yt>ar tudnK't to a 1987. 7 " I GOLDEN STA.TE WARRIORS· - Sipled Cary PlummPr. lo!Ward, to a fWO-yt"¥ contrar::l. That action was reported to the .c;aU.Ia at Its August meeting, along With thenewsthatelfortswere being made to Interest Symmes Valley tntci rejoining. BothOakHillandSymmesValley were previously members of the Ohio Vallfj'Y'Conference. comprised mostly of Lawrence Coonty scmors. SymmesValleywlllpanlctpateln all leagUe sports, with the exception of footb811, star1ing this athletic season. Officials said football will be on schedule by 1!8i. "Personally, I was opposed to It (Synunes Valley's admission) lJe. caiiSeoftheblstorlcalrelatlonshlp,'' board member Fred Dee! noted. "I want It understood that this was riOi a board decision." Hannan Trace High School Prln· clpal Paul Olllon said the creation of elght·team league will ellmlnate many !IChedullngproblems faced by SVAC schools. He . noted that Hannan Trace and Southwestern CWTelltly play Synunes Valley In non-league gwnes. boam c an N_ . . . . ..._ Bob t..nk>r. 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Michigan, Southern Calllornla, Mtaml, UCLA, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame and Auburn. Last week, II was Oklahoma. Oklahoma state, SMU, I!M'a, Flor· Ida State, Michigan, Southern Cal, West VIrginia, AubumandGeorgla. I!M'a dropped out of the Top Twenty after being trounced by Ohio state and West Vlrglnla's :!J.17 loss to Maryland ca;t the Mwntal· neers their spot In the ranklngs. Meanwhile, Notre Dame drUbbed Colorado 55-14 and moved back Into the Top Twenty after a two-week ..-.ce- the Ir1t1bWere No. Sin t!le ~ preseasonnilbigsandseventhlndie first regular-season poll - while Georgia Tech OOrled The Citadel 48-3 and made the Top Twenty lor the first time since a No. ro ranking late In the 1978 season. That, a No. :!I finish bt the flnall9'12 poD and a No. 17 preseason ranking In 1971 were the only times the YeUow Jackets appeared In the Top Twenty In the previous 13 years. lbol"p(>, forward. aild ~...owl's ... ' FRESH-LEAN !rom 15th tonlnthwlth61i5polntsand KANSAS CITY KJNGS....slttn«< Otis Moort', ~· With Grenada, yet,.the Soviet Union, never. ·what dlffeencedoes It rnalle as long · Gmnyko: Is that an you have to as we can live together !Ide by side !l!lY? , ' ·In harmony? . · Reqan : Thai's a nice suit you're Grornyko: You really mean you, wearing. · don't warit war? • - Miami's defending natiOnal champlonshadbeenfourthbutwen! crushed 38-3 !JY Florida State and slcldded to 16th place. Meanwhile, Penn State, a '56-18 wilmer over WUllam & Mary, role from seYelith to fourth with 834 points. .Boston College vaulted from 10th to fifth with 831 points following a 52-:!1 root of North Carolina and Wasltlngton shot flvm ninth to sixth with !m points after trimming Houston :J>.7. By IIJ!:BSCHEI, NI!SENSON AP SpJris Writer MSJII:I1WL ' N.....a. A..:ld.... Re.can: Reagan: Andrei, we're IUIJI!I'· powers. 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"No Sales To Dealers" We Reserve the Ri&ht to Limit Ouantities and Correct Pnntmg Errors Not ble for Typo&raphical Errors - We Accept Food Stamps and ~'WIC" Coupons • • ,, . ,. .. �.. .. • . • Tuudlly, Septenober 26, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-15 - Tuesday, September 26, 1984 • Cubs win,first championship in 39 years ·: By BEN WALKER fans." pinch-runner Miguel Dilone from Mlm(fea) Steve Ro&ers Among the crowd of 5,472at1'hree second as the host Expos broke a took aflve-hlt shutout Into the ninth, AP Sports Writer The magic number for the Rivers Stadium were thousands of live-game losing streak. but was nicked lor an unearned 1'\lll. Chicago Cubs Is lB84. C\lbs' rooters who carne carrying "We haven't won In a lot o!years, signs and hungbannel'!l around the .......- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : 39 to be exact," prodalrned out· ballpark. fleldlir Gary Matthews. "So this In other NL games MQIIday, New what It's au about. Any time you York beat Phlladelphia 7·5. Monttaste the champagne In September real nipped St. LouiS 2-1, Los or October, you know you've done Angeles topped Houston 5-1 and San Diego swept a double-header trom the job." What the Cubs did Monday night San Francisco, 7-1 and 8-6 In U lnnbigs. In Pittsburgh was capture their first championship since 1945 as !hey Padre8 7-8, Giants 1-41 wen the National League East title Greg Harris, ·Luis De~n and by beatlligthe Pirates 4-1. Craig Lefferts combined on a The Cubs will now meet the San three-hitter and Sari Diego supDiego Padres, the NL West wlnners, ported them with 17 hits in wlnning , In the best-o!-!ive National League '· theopener. Championship Series, which starts Mario Ramil'ez cracked an aBlOct. 2 In Chicago. Prior to this slngle In the 11th lnnbig of the season, ChlcagoandSanDiegowere nightcap to ~d the Padres to a the only NL teams never to win a double-header sweep. title since divisional play began in The two losses gave the Giants 92, 1969. the most In their San Frariclsco The right ·bander, who began the history. l.JIIII!!!I!!!I!!!IIII_ ____ season with the Cleveland Indians, Mels 7, Phlllles S offered aJ!Other view on the Cubs' Rusty Staub, New York's40-year· c;urrent situation. old pinch-hitter deluxe, lined a Sutcliffe, who struck out nllie, two-run double to break a ~5 tie in Walked none and !ac€d just 28 the eighth lnnbig. Staub, battingforwinnlngpitcher batters, was 4-5 with the Indians but has. gone 16-1 since being traded to Jesse Orosco, hit the first pitch from the Cubs in June. Tug McGraw. Singles by ~ubie He became just the fourth pitcher Brooks and Ray Knight, plus third in major league history to win 20 baseman Mike Schmidt's error oo a games whlle pitching for two sacrlftce bunt by Mike Fitzgerald, dllferent teams in hoth leagues bad loaded the bases with no outs durtng the same season. Joe against Larry :Andersen, J.G. McGinnity In 1902, Pat Flaherty in Von Hayes hit a solo homer, his 19MandHankBorowylnl945-with 16th, for the.PhDIIes. Expos 2, Cardinals 1 the New York Yankees and then the Cubs- also did li. Tim Raines, who had entered the The only disappointment for the game in the top o! the ninth as a Cubs was that they did not win the . defensive replacement, delivered a division at horne. one-out single in the hotlom of the "I wish we could have won this bt ninth that drove in the winning run. Chicago In front of our fans," said After Nell Allen, 9-6, retired the Manager Jim Frey, In his first first batter in the Montreal ninth, season with the Cubs. "But I'm just Gary Carier and Dan Driessen happy we we able to do th1s for our singled. Raines then singled home •tarter Summers·End Sale!! .. 150 COUNT IIOTEIIDI PIPER ONLY! IN THE CLINCH - Chicago Cpbs' pitcher lUck SutcBffe, right, 1$ hugged by catcher Jody Davis as thlnl basern~ Roy Cey moves In after the Cubs clinched the National Leaglle East Champions~ MOII(Iay bt Pittsburgh against the l'lrl!tes. 'lbe Cubs woo the game, 4-1. (AP Laserphoto ). Portsmouth No.7 in Class AA poll OOLUI\ffiUS, Ohio (AP) -What a difference a loss makes for Akron St. Vincent·St Mary in The Associated Press' Ohio high school football ratings. The Irish were ridbig a huge lead in Class AA last week and some experts beUeveSt. Vincent-St.Mary ranked with the best of the Class AAA powers after whippbig Akron G3.rtield, conqueror of Massillon. But then Louisville St. Thomas Aqubias ambushed the Irish 28-13 for their first loss this fall. That helped ElYria Cathollc move into the Class AA lead this week, dropping the Irish to fourth place. Elyria Catholic, 4.Q.O, moved up from~ place and assumed the No. 1 spot with 275 points. Meailwhlle, Cincinnati Moeller in Class AAA and Mogadore bt Class A rolled to their fifth consecutive triumphs and easily keptthe leads In the other races. A state panel of sports wrttets and broadcasters rates the teams for the 96 eighth after . Its upset of St. Vincent-St. Mary, Ironton nbith and newcomer St. Marys Memorial. lOth. In Class A, CbiclnnatiAcademy of Physical Education was fourth, · Berlin Center Western Reserve fifth. . High school grid ratings COLUl\IBUS, Ohio tAP 1 - How a panel of spons wrllers and broadcaslm rail'S Ohio hlRh scb:d fil:Jiball teams for Tht Assoctated Press twtth ptayoll dtvb\ons In porenlht'5t'S ! ClAlll """ W L ,T l Cln.. Moeller Ill 4 2, Cl'ritcrvWE' 11I 4 3, Warm W. Rsrv 111 4 4. Day!on Wayne til 4 School - AP. PIB. 0 0 0 0 IB zi6 0 0 0 :m 0 181 5. Lakf.'Wod St. Ed {11 4 0 0 l'KI · 6, Vonptwn Mra.· 1111 4 0 0 145 7. M('l1tor Lk Ctb. Ul 3 0 0 U6 8, Wlnlrrsvlllc 10 I 9. TOledo &oon 1n1 4 0 0 lll! 73 o o· .a 10. Lorain KlnJ{ U1 4 0 0 ~ Ol:httr schools l'f(.'('l\!!rlg 10 or ""'"' Ross 43. 12. AlliiUn t<:wn·FIIdl :19. 13. North Cant011 HOOJ('f' J;i. 14. Berea 31. ~ (lift, Tok>dn Cfttlral CathOnc and Clnctnnatl LaSaUe 31 17. Uma SeniOr ~- 18, Massillon Pmy :11. 19 poislts: 11. Frunont (llt>l, Kl'ftl'rtng Falnrr;tm and C'ln('lMatl Steubenville moved up to third place In Class AA with 250 points while ·Orrville took over the No. 3 position with 239 points. St. VincentSt. Mary had 1m points. Moeller, a 2J!. 7 winner over Lima Senior, pUed up 369 polnis for the Class AAA lead. After Fremont Ross, second a week ago, was bealen by Lorain King, Centerville moved up one notch to second place with 276 points. Warren Western Reserve, another 4.Q.O team, jumped three positions to third place among the large schools. Mogadore, . a 41.Q victor over Gan'ettsville Garfield, held onto its Class A lead with points with Newark Catholic again running second with 295 points. Middletown Fenwick advanced one spot to third place with 241 points. In ClasS AAA, Dayton Wayne was fourth, Lakewood St. Edward fifth, Youngstown Mooney siXth, Mentor Lake Catholic. seventh, Wintersville eighth. Toledo Scott nbith and newcomer Lorain King lOth. In Class AA, Loudonville was rated fl1th, Clnc~atl McNicholas siXth. Portsmouth seventh, Aquinas :m C~aln 16. n, Y~M~gSiown Urwline 15. 22. Ctncinnad Princeton 13. 13. Crilna ll. :M (fk'l, Hamlltoo Shelby and Findlay Hl aASSM School W L T Pta. 1. Elyria Cath. Ullt 4 0 0 2. Strulrnvtlk> tD ! 4 0 0 m 3, OrTvWe 1011 4 0 0 '139 4, Ak. St.V. !ffi l 5, LoudonvWt> UVI 6. Ctn. McNidlls (Uh 1, P..-t~~mou*fl tm) 8. LoulsvUI AqM IIVI e. 1ron1on 1m1 10, St. Marys (nll 3 4 I 0 0 0 m 4 4 0 0 0 G l!WI 158 4 (I 0 UO 3 1 a ~ 132 e: J o 1 ~7 Olt~r schools l't'a'IVIrlR 10 or more polnls: ll . Outran Falls Philo 37. 12, Cortland Uik~· 31 . 13. .&IPf'l' 26. 14 ntel . Jamcst()Nn Gm>nNif:ow and & lleflmall'l(> 22. 16, llllatSVUIC' BUC'keye SQI!h 21. t7. Ml!iilefown Mad!S«< 17. 18, West Jetrer~ . 16. 19, Oak H•rtllr lJ. 3) l! k'l . Meta· rrora E~ and Portsmruth WE'St 12. 21. HamUton Badln U. 2:\, Oberlin 10. """"' W L T 4 2. NNark Cathie 1\'1 4 3, Mid. Fmwick !VI 4 1, Cln. CAPE tiVI 4 5, Brln C. W. Rs. !Vl 4 6. Tusrarws Cth. tVI t 7. ~anal Wlnchslr (VI 4 8. McDonald ~VI 3 AN. 0 0 164 0 0 0 t 136 9. McComb 1\'1 3 10. Shmanmab (lVI 4 Other schOOls ruttvlnR polrlts: 11, Ardlbold ~ 12, 1 0 48 Stftocl t. rv, M~J!01adoll' 1 o 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0 0 .120 ~ :.'141 2:'16 00 00 0 0 46 10 or rmn< Cfdarvlllc ll 13, Rawson Cay-Rawson 32. j4, Mldval(l Indian \'alley North l'l. 15, Wellsvlllt M. 16, DelphOs J('ff<TSm :li. 17. Su,tar GI'O\It' fkonP UniOn 22. 18 (lleol . Mingo Junctiln Mingo .nd Van Burm 18. . . vtll&on North Galla It 21 itlel, lucasvllJe Valk'y &Jict SmithvillE' 15. Batn~ . Pa!Rt Valley lt. 24. Ondnn.tli Swnm11 Cwntry Day ll. :ll (f&tl. EQ Canton and . CoDlns Wesrem Reael\'t 10. ' Kanauga, Ohio By Request GOLDEN OLDIES' PARTY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1984 Dresi In 50's Style And Get In FREEl ,,,,, C11fltt FIIIL ·TOUCH Critics were wrong about '84 Cub-Busters · Ptr'ISBURGH (AP) - Their Sutcliffe, whose i984 season has critics ·jokbigly called them the been one for the ~rd books. Flubs, not the Cubs, and clalmed a Sutcllffe, overpowering the PI· team that Insisted on Uvbig In the rates with a 90 mph-plus fastball, past had no future playing strictly allowed just two' hits in raising his · daytime baseball. NLrecordtoaciazzllng16-l.Coupled . But theywerewrong, these would with the four victories he recorded be Cub-B\Isiers. The Chicago Cubs, with the Cleveland Indians before the only team In the major Jeagces being dealt to the Cubs in JWJe, he that continues to play all-day · establlsbed himself a strong Cy baseball at home, suddenly has YoungAwardcandldate-andjust iearnedhowtobeatthedayllghtsout the fourth pitcher to win 20 games of t)!e rest of the National League whlle pitching !or two clubs In two East. leagues in the same season. "The Cub-Busters, where are the '.'I have no Idea how to describe C\lb-.Busters?" shortstop Larry this," Sutcll!fe said. Bowa joked Monday nlgbt as the The Cubs won their champioi)Ship Cubs poured champagne and with a combination of pitching, heaped praise on one another power and persistence. Sutcliffe following a 4-1 victory over the was a streak-stopping starter, Pittsburgh Pirates that clinched the fireballing Lee Smith a rally· NL East championship- their first stopping reliever and siX Cubs, title of any kllid in nearly four bicludbig Most Valuable Player decades. candidate Ryne Sandberg, had 90or Since 1945, when theCubslastwon more runs balled ln. the NL pennant, rooting lor Chicago And General Manager Dallas has been dowruight unbearable. Green, who engineered the Phlla· UntO now. delphia PhDUes' l9lll NL champion· "We've come a long way, rn tell ship, might have stolen this title you," said first baseman Leon away from his old team by tradbig Durham. for former PhiUies such as Sand· "We haven't won In a lot of years, berg, Bowa,. and outfielders Keith 39tobeexact,"saldoutflelderGary Moreland, Bob Dernler and Matthews. "So this ts what It's aU Matlhews. about. Any time you taste the "We've still got a three-out-o!-tlve champagne In September or Oc· series to play against the San Diego toller, you know you've done the Padres," Green said ol the NL job." Championship Series, which begins WhattheCubsdldwasajobonthe Oct. 21n Wrigley Field. "We know rest of the National League. that. But I want our guys to enjoy this and our fans to enjoy this." The only team that previously had Some of the NL East's traditional not won an NL East title since powers,llkethePiratesandPhiUies, divisional play began in 1969, the might have had off-seasons, but the Cubs - in one magical summer Cubs are no Ouke, claimed third week that their fans will remember . baseman Ron Cey. for years - turned a 4\c2·game "This team deserves this," he deficit behbid the New York Mets said. ''Thlsteamhasthesecond·best intoa4\c2·gameleadtheynt!Vl!rlosl. record In baseball and the best ''The magtc number Is zero, zero, record In the National League. The zero! 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Against N·Y, Meigs got ott to a Terri Roush led the reserves' win slow starltn the first game, came. over N-Y with 10 points, Shelly back In the second, and "lost the lead Stobart added ntne, and Rhonda at g. 7 In the final game and couldn't Zirkle had six. Donna Lambert had come back. a good floor game. Rhonda Neece came In to spark Against .Warren, Ztrkle was the Meigs with six straight points her big scorer with 14 points while serve. Scoring for the match Roush added 10. Cindy Rlt!le, Included Jodl Harrtson with eight, Lambert, Stobart, and Usa Pullins Neece slx, Jeanny Miller five, and were credited with good floor · Shannon Hlndy, six. games. Against Warren, Harrison led the Coach .Ron Logan's varsity Ma- . Marauderettes to their win over a rauderet!;es are now 7-3 overall on highly-touted Lady Warrior team the year and near first place behind Belpre In the TVC with a 5-3 slate. with 15 points. Jenny Miller added 10, Julie Meigs travels to Belpre tonight, Mlller seven, and Shannon Hindy hosts Eastern Wednesday, and travels to WellSton on Thursday. five. Hfndy and Carol Smith had Eaglettes top HT gals; lose 2 other matches I I (Rose, -player Wildkittens drop Tornadoes RACINE -The Southern Junior High Tornadoes spotted visiting manager) expects and that's what we dernan!l- Those whoaren'twllllngtodothatwWflnd out that there Is ncit a place tor them on this team," said HOWSI!JTI. The last place Reds open their ffnalslxgamesoftheseasontonlght with the Atlanta Braves. "We want players who play and play tight or we're going to find someone who will. Sooner or later, theyaregolngtoflndoutltdoesn'tdo any good to talk. Performance t "H kl while Sean Diddle had four tackles . Southern, tww 1·2, plays Eastern Thursday In Racine. · Diddle one for 32 yards, and Todd one reception for 40 yards, Sean Jtsle one for 17 yards. 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Prospective mt!lllbeis are Invited to attend. Ally WI:ITiall ooldtng a bachelor's 4earee Is eligible for rnanbenihlp. ·· Happenings Hymn sing WEDNESDAY . . LONG BCYITOM - '):.oog ~ Community AIIIOClatloll will ~ Wednelrday, 7: ;JJ p.m. at the Lilla Bottun Community Kiutz.open • ,recepnon set CARLETON - A hymll alng will be held at 7 p.m. Saturoay at the. Carle(oo .Church on Kl,np bury1Road featurilll the Pleaaant VaRy Trio aDd local talellt ., at the lOth blnbdayot!na E. Stobut Kautz at Panauy, Route :!,·wiD be In Melp you can ·$3,000 At ci(y Loan and Savings, ·We make it easy to get lhe money you need. With payments you can afford. No matter what you need the money for. Personal loans to fit your budget. A.IIOUNT TER.\t 52,500 l6mom~ MONTHLY PAYMENT s 92.78' Sl,OOJ 48 month s 91.B" SI,OOJ 48 month 5121.10' 55,00> 48momh Sl49.2J•• Other amouniS and lellll5 abo a\tilablc. CaD for dclaih. We'D even take your appliation over the phone. And, usually, give you an answer in joo 24 hours. So call City Loan and Savings · about a personal loan you can live with. And get the things you want the Kathryn wtoow ot Clllipt.l7,1911atStPaulLutbefan C1lftb Ill PuiLAOj. ' 'Dif eauple . . . t!lelr entire n•alld, lllt OD: tile Kautz family ·· llal'l I ~ lt!J!IIIId ' by Elmer'1 pw6tla', Jamb Kaull In lll:li aftlrllfcm~e lla'etrcm ~Mn. Kautz attended the CarJecon CWI II at Syr..-, aDd Jjepn 'teri!Jna 1:1 Dl3 it the' Pine Grove today. Without getting a loan you'll regret tomorrow. City Loan arn1 Savijlgs. From · first and second monpges to per· sonalloarts and mote, we have as many fm8ncial solutions as there are 'k:hnnl. Sbe lall!r tavahl at the Rlltland and E11P Rk11,e Seboo11 Sbe 1111 l1llmber ol the St. JOhD .-COntfc:ll O.Con•(lo\ny" Helen , _ _ wall the best of sbCiw b' both Clit lkiwtii &1111 llortlcu1lure apedmelli at tile weeltmd !lower illow at the Fanwood Garden Oil! 1l!ld attheZkm<htrdt ri.Oirllt. The belt o1 smw 111 art11t1c 8lTIIII(II!IIle went to Evl!JliD 'Ibclm8, wl1ll WllaYene Batley ta1dnc the retieiVl! best of smw 1n that mfi!&IDIY. Reserve .best ol sholn tor cut Dowen went Ill 'l1leha Gllel, while Mri. Johnson tDOit 'the award tor lxrtlculture .) Mrs. Jobnam, Mrs. Pi.a1eiL . Coleus: Mrs. Purtell. Mrs. Wyatt Varlegatl!d Foliage: Mrs. Jolm- am, Mrs. Purtell. secood and third. Other illlage: Mrs. PurleD, first; Mrs. Jollnloo, Sl!eolid. third and birth. . SEnn! clas of foliage: Mrs. JolaCil, both plams. Afrlcall Violets: Helen Jo11nsoa. 11rst three places, Mrs. Warner, rourth. . Obla· Helen Johnson. Thelma respectlvel,y. "A New Baby In the House," a Luthera!IOturdlatPineGrove,anll· wu a Ionr·tlme IIIII1IIA' of the Fann Bnaau en me~~ B ...., lA'- Daie, Mn. ~utz hu a 4allfbb!r, Grace SwldaM. ~.Midl.,anllaclec! ·-. carl w. Kautz. She 1111 el&bt lfllldehlldren ancl 13 11'1!81· ~ Friends &1111 relatlws are Invited . Ill call at the Kautz bameUiilrthe open houR 1Dn. 'I1R fllanlly hu l'fJqUt!8tacl thatJifta .. omlttied. GOes, Mrs. PuneB, Mn. 'lbomas~ cact1 ilr succulents: Mrs. JOIII· san. lint. leCIIIId &1111 fllurth, Mri. A.rtllttc An ..-• · miniature desl&ri: Mrs. Joltnson. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Ptirtell, Mrs. fllurlne: Mrs. Thcmil, Mrs. Batley, Mrs. Waml!!', Mrs. Johnson. "Beglnln£ a New Life Together," Mrs. Wyatt. · "First ~ HOUR" a 1111111 cleslp: Mrs. Jam-, Mrs. Gllei, lilllll exlolblts, a display of nature' cratta 11111 prdelilna lllllpZiaes llii41IDI*I by the rnemba-1. Cookout held MN0-'1"-IIEileM•PM ••a . . . . . el lie . . Qa?'he = ( ,. . . . . . . . . . to Oraiall)j I tlll'b .... 8ta '· . . . .., . . . . . . . ..,. ·: AO.. . Mrs. EstW Moore and Mrs .. Harold Crwctt hosted a recent get·toeelher and cookout of · members ot the Eagles Class of the . Astatry United Methodist Church, Syracuse, held at the folne home of Calvin and Ethel Ferrell. EstW MoQrewu COOk. · The Rev. ~ Nelaun, pastor. :had II'IICe ~ lhrcliaer. Dut1Jrrl the 1ut meettnr. ltwu voted to haw a chiCken llld DDDdlt dbU!tr mi Oct• . 19 . Beulah Wanl 11M! 4evollons ~ !rom Ranans 7 and a meditation, "Christ the CUiqueror. '' . '*•Ealt "'*'" ,BnaJJ,tMn!P'h+ll *'JI!i* I U•llc- 5 hllll'1 tD:nliZileOiil I • I IJ J!. Attending were the~- and Mrs. Steve Nelson, Donna, Dick and Betty Ash, Wanda llll4 Franlclln Rlzl!r, Bob and Donna Smith, Elma Louks, Bill and Domthy Wtnebn!nDer, Beulah. W81'11, Con and Maiy ~. lmle Partr.er. Cbarls .and Irene Hoback, Kenny 111111 Maly Cun411f, Heten and V1rall Teatonl, Karl and Opal Kloes, Millard &1111 .. •' Vera Van Me1er, Marcia KalT, fonnel- teacher at the Clasl. Eltll ..' - and Martha Moore, &1111 Rutll O!uch. Games COOCiuded the . evening. • j) ~ Purtell, Ida MurPIY, Mrs. Wyatt Rooled cuttings: Mrs. Jobnsm, aD blrplaces. Begonia: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Winnen In thevarlrus classes are listed first through fourth '19.!1\.IMulll'mmm,. Rati Pnm!lqt ftllt ' Wyatt third. Bw"wl e In the. baltlcuture tlvlslon, the wliiben, llltet! lint tbmlgh blnh IE!iljlli(tMI,y, were as lolkMs: Hytlrld tea~: Helell Jolmson, Ewlyn 'lboma, Ida MurPtY and UJI .~Annual Gallopolis: lS8Sc«>ndAv.., 4-46-197l.l'oracroy; 125E. Moin St., 99Z.ZI71. Wavaty: Ill E. Second St., 947·2168. tllariY Boyles, Patty and IJeatller Hawk. Karen G!lkl.'y aDd children, winners announced @!) ~~ lbt; Oande and Pbyllll Cia! = and Saltt, ~ Jim Creneus, CoUnbUI; Melvin llll4 Paay Cremalll, WOC'IIdlitto!a, ; !llel1a PlriUIII, Puneauy. llll4 - . Robbie, aD at Rutlan4. C1larles &1111 Linda Boyles, Be- . reception for birthday CJtyLoan and Savings and Iva Cnmnans.DorlsRlmmwd ' · ope~ financial needs. sm--. PlACING Rllt80N - ,_. .... • ttta IS I jlllp tf 1111 Olll Daldla: Tbelma Gllel, Marie 'lboma A•a W' 'efGal Oslti, ..... UIII"lat&fll . . . . n II lll18 Pllnell, Mrs. Jolll-· Mrs. Giles. "First Day ol Scbool,'' stiD life am r' 'm.~e bJEwJp'ftlmL Zlmlt· Strzannes Wlll'lll!l', Mrs. cleslgn: Mrs. Batley, Mrs. Johnson, Giles, V1rlllnfa Wyatt. · Mrs. MUillhY, &1111 Mrs. PurteU. white predominating: Mrs . Mn. Wyatt, and Mrs. Purtell. Mal¥lkl. Mrs. Joltn8on, "Mrs. "PupPy Love," featuring a dog Warner, ~- Giles, Mrs. Johnson, "nlesiDw Included II!YI!I'al ec!uCa~. Elml!rW. O!uchWIIom ailemarried $9U3amonth, . ~ Heii!D Jobnson &1111 Kathryn Jobin Oluzllr. Mn. Kautz ~ of; Wllbli' aDd ~ SIDblrt. smta !hi! .Ka~ Ylll'tlniup. Darwlti; Tho-. 1"1111 &1111 Dee 'I'Uppaa. Allnl; Al1eeeNobleofQna, W.Va.;. Jaclt: Ct't!meana, I " p, W.Va.;.. Ear\11111 Betty Neilan, Matwflrld; .Juniw' &1111 Rita Smith, Puuaoy;,. Charles aDd Vera Cret _,, 1'rea: · pan, Cam>ll Smith, Everett &1111 Sherry Smith and children. PhlDJp and Elizabeth. Alex May, Violet J81Tell, Danny and Judy McDonald and chldren, Mindy, Allgle and Danny, Jr. Dick and .JoAJln Fetty and IIIIlS, Shawn and Jermly, JUne Garden Club show Marae Purtell. beld &'!"•Y· Sept. ~ rnm.t to a p.m. at the horne of her Dt andll . dsi......tn-law, r,r.lindMrs. Dale KaUII. .... .... . Sept. "' - Delce•iants ot James an11 Be!'· tha CMneeni held afanillyrewdon recentlY at the FOrest Acen Park. Altenc!ln& were Danny and Barbua Cremeans and tiCD, Dan-In aDd. !)aek, Slllrll!'y Simmons, . 'lbeodore Cremeans, Tal and Marpret Cremeans, Clark Van MaU.. Lut!ler ..s Mary Smith, BuD ..s KaleQaoeana,lloband El*e 9mlb, David Smith, Maucle &nltlt; Glamll Mua!r. Usa ZUs- speclmi!Ds. AI! open teceptiOu In celeb: atlbll $1695°0 Since the btalnnl~f tl1111, un Ills pu~llcly vltwtd llld bu· ried his cltlcf with · 11ty and ~:~n:z. Altlloup rltUils dif· f11, tilt funeral StrY ctlnttts tht s of tht surmors, the livin1. IS wtll 11 prowldin1 far tilt dtaastd. Whit art 101111 of these needs and how dots a flll·strvict funtlll fulfill them? · • .P 0 M E R 0 Y The , Middleport· Pomeroy Area Bladl of the American As8cJcl. · spun aluminum dish with Tho· Janitl Receiver 100 degrH LNA · completely installed. WHAT IS THE VALUE OF A FULL-SERVICE FUNERAL? ·. • 'Member: The Associated Press. II· land Dally Press Assocla tton and thr 8' COMMANDER BOBHOWSAM c;C llllldllll Ca I ••· Mn. • • 1t1 I Zile ~ flc*ste4 Ohio Valley Publishing Company/ Mul· tlmedla , Inc., Pomeroy, Oblo 45769, h. 992-2156. Second class postage pa14 at Pomeroy, Ohio. No sub~crlptlons by mall permitted In towns where home carrier serv1ce 11 availa ble. "fl.•..,•..,. ,,,,,. Itt$.," Dlr6" hi ........... -..... The Dally Sentinel Special 378-6158 IHdtwl., Ohio ~atw~~~en• JC . . . . . . . . . . I 11&1111 1! I P z1 ..... .._11111'1. 'Die z1 I c puoll I lltr. I FE X '.., ' lin. • l t (M M) • a, .. 1J fll * SEPT.* HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS • .. ;;ow;;sam;;;;;;;sa;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ are Tuaadly. Saptember 26, 1984 REWARD . 1-614-992-3288 ,;I'm concerned with ihe horrible base-running we have seen. With pitchersnot'gettlnghlttersoutwhen we need to, walking lead-off 11lel'l.._that kind of thing," he said. not Interested In excuses. r;coun;;;s;, I'm'Tm not Interested In people who h willlng to accept lOSing. There ilre winners and there are IQsers. We want people who wfll work and get The Daily Sentinel Male, Anawon to la:al of IIIey, PaEEI!IIy Pet. Last'"" Oft SocOEid St. In MkhllopeJ1 WIGri"'l sliver choker chain. 71 600 E. MAIN I LOST or DEPENDABLE, ECONOMICAL STEEL BELTED RADIALS 155110113 1(15/10113 175/10113 •a5/IOIU 195/75114 205175114 21517.5114 20S/75US 215175115 225175115 235175115 I ~ Larpllll .,..., .... Sports FALLS ~ Plga 7 r1p;;;;;;;;::;;;;~;;;;;;;;:;;~~~;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i fellUnlike short. Southern, 22·12. Hannan Trace came up with the big play through thegame.scorlngflrstonaBradley Cremeans 40-yard run Into the end zone. Jason Jones added the PAT run, the score 8-0. Southern, meanwhile, couldn't muster a scorlng drive, although . accumulating several yards with Its ground game. In the second team, H1' struck again on the ttrst of two Jay Jorrell touchdowns, the first being a 70 yard touchdown jaunt. The PAT failed. the score 14-0. . In the third frame, Jorrell repeated his earller effort by ramhllng 44 yards for a score, 'with Jones adding the PAT run. The score now was 22.0. In the last round Southern fought back with two scores, one a nine · yard run by Dai)ny Gheen all(j another by Chris Stout from two yards out. Each time the PAT 'failed. Southern gained 125 yards on the ground and 89 In the air for a 214 · yard total. HT gained 314 ground yards and 18 via the air for a 332 total. Chrls Stout passed ·for 89 yards, bitting 3 of 12 passes, .lind three Interceptions. David McMlllan had . ... . By The Bend POMEROY ~ The Meigs freshmen kicked ott their · sason at Marauder siadtum lut Thursday wtth a lll-6 loss at the hands of the Wellston Golden Rockets. Meigs' lone touchdown came on a one yard run by quarterback Mike Bartrum. Wellston's Mike Farlelgh had three touchdowlla and rushed for 82 yards. Farlelgh rushed for two scores and caught ~ 'seven yard pass for a tl1fr4. Scot WDllarilS led Meigs In rushing with 60 yards. The Meigs freshman defense was led by the outst.andillg play of Chris Smith, James Warner, and BDl Brothers to keep the nme closer than the score Indica~. Wellston only put the game away In the final seconds on a late touchdown. Chartle Ban-e« 11-9, ~ pouDd Sopbomoe Wingback three aperiods before Southern staged late game comebllck, but Reds' boss indicates housecleaning co~g Wellston froshpost 2~6win Hannan Trace three touchdowns In Eastern's Varsity also dropped EAST MEIGS - Playing one of two other contests recently to MIUer their best offensive games of the year, Eastern Eaglettes posted and Kyger Creek, while . the EHS their second win of the season reserves split In those two encounters. ag;;~lnst league foe Hannan Trace, At Mfller Susan Bailey led with 15-3 and 16-14, In a thrllllng girls' nine points and Guthrle added five. volleyball contest. Eastern Is now Connie Hoskinson led the winners 2-3 In the SVAC and 2-9 overall. with eight. Senior netter Lea Ann Gaul Against the· Lady Bobcats at. tallied nine points to lead the Creek, Eastern came close, Kyger winners, while senior teammate Krlstl Gaddis added six. Krlstt but dropped 15-12 and 16-14. Gaddis led with seven, Homer and Gaul Hawk had flve, Margaret Horner, four, Tara Guthrle, three, Beverly had slx while Tanya Savoy added Wigal, three and Tanya Savoy, one. five. Graham and Reese had eight Junior Julie Dfllon led Hannan points for Kyger. Eastern's reserves of Coach Pam Trace with seven markers, Lori Douthitt posted 16-14 and J5.6 wins Whitley slx, Barnes two and Cox, over Miller led by an outstanding' two. ettort by Beverly Wigal with nine In the reserve -contest Lorl points. Hudson scored 12 points to pace the Dropping the match In three sets young EHS netters to their sixth to Kyger Creek, Eastern was led by victory ot the year, clatmlng two Wigal and Arlene Ritchie with sets 15-1 and 15·5. The EHS reserves seven points each, while Lesa are now 6-3 and 3-2 In SVAC play. Rucker added slx. Besides Hudson's 12, Arlene Drummond led Kyger with Rltchle and Beverly Wigal had slx twelve points to lead au scorers. each, Lesa Rucker three, Janet · Eastern plays at Eastern WedWerry two and Beth Berkhlmer nesday and hosts So.u thern one. Tern Queen had · three for Thursday. • Hannan Trace. , CINCINNATI (AP) - Clnclnnatl Reds President Bob Howsman has Indicated he may be planning a housecleaning of his club that trails ·In the National League West the last week of the season. "I'm not mentioning names. We're Interested In action, In perfonnance, In consistency," saki Howsam on Monday. "It's about time some of our players admit they have not done the job Instead of blaming something or someone else. 26.1984• . . ... fvl .JI ·• ..' �--, - ---- • • Pa~1 . 8-The Daily Sentinel Tuuttav. September 26. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Beat of the Bend Health meeting schedul~d Holiday time already? By 808 HOEFUCII OVP !ltd Wrt1er Have a package to seJid - well wtth the oollday RaSon canlng.on fast and furious - yw probably will. I wanted to ma1te sure . yw. know that there .are at least two you can quite simply send packages v1a United Parcel. Personally, I think . lt's a great seJV!ce and I hope business thrives so the seiVtce can continue. One of the locations Is the Sears .Store In Middleport and the other Is -the Na\lonwlde Insurance Office on E. Second, that's under the Pome- ) . Work session conduucted On Sunday, Oct. 21, approximately 50 communities wtll be taking part In the Coonty Une Bowl-For-Breath to benefit the Cystic Fll}rosls Foundation. Bob Brandeben-y .lias been appointed coordinator of the Pomeroy part of the program to be held from noon to 5 p.m. at Pomeroy BowUng Lanes. - ' professor In helllth, pbyllcal education and recreatiOn at 01110 State University will JJ*e on "Gl'QWina . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Deinosky have ·returned to their Middleport home after a fantastic two week vacation ·III the Hawallan Islands. They had a great lime. The trip marked their .first lime on a huge 429 plane moving along at about .600 miles an hour for the 12 hour jaunt to the Islands. Also making the traveling scene has been Mrs. Mildred Shuster of Ptmeroy who spent some 10 days visiting relatives In Iowa that she hadn't seen for quite some lime. 8m! enjoyed! INSTAJUID - DorotiQ' Rildlle, Chelter c-il S2S, lllluplen ol Ana lea, ~ tlllrd from left, waa - 1 lr • • \'Ice !tate • a ~ 11nr allhe OWe State S ! IHI held In Clno .. s# NC 1\t.DII!rtcUS. olwll!dl Chesta- CooDcll.ill a part, bad an Mrs. RMdlle and Marjarle Cllftord, .........te vkJe councilor. Tweliiy-iwo mernben . . paripresented r.- with money aliached tolherl"-tolhetwo lm Helen Wolf, plomlsl;, ~g •'J Believe" wPih baa! Mn. JU$dde and Mn. 'CIIftord lll!lplldng with ~ 111.ap}ll'l!d•Hoo Pldured with Mn. Ritchie from lhe left are Faye Hos el!oa, Bele Prairie Coundl, Belpce, deputy naGonal councilor; Mrs. .Clltford, Eatber SmKh, Chelter Coundl, Cbe!lter, deputy of District U. · .........,,fer .. .............. .... . . ·-- - Asllwy College In Wllniore, Ky. Asbury Is a Christian llberal arts .-school located lll!fll' Lexington: ... ...... .......... __.. .................. . ~~ _ ....... . __ ~ -- - ~ ,. ~ . 1 7- M~-"" .... ~. ~ 1.., - C:~ · l!t Vicinity ·--l. . , ... , ... l _ have been made by members during the past month. Devotions by Mrs. ~ were on the topic,· ''What js ·a.Churctl?" · with a discussion on the quallflca. lions of Pomeroy Methodists. It was pointed out that ·the c:liui'ch Is the famlly of God. . · The program -coriststed of the pledge program lj!d by MY.rtfs Parker.3$Slsted by Evelyn Clark. It was entitled "From Faith to Bread." Aclrcleofprayerclosedthe meeting. Refreshments were servl!d by Allee Struble and Ruth Moore. Friendly Circle Pomeroy UMW relics and ass1gns. ,f she 1S decensed, aU whose addresses are unknown. take not1ce that on Augusr 22nd. 1984. the V1ntun County Na·!Jonal Bank lt\00 il. Com pla1nt '" the Common Pleas Court of Me,qs Countv. Ohto. wh•oh was as- Troop 1049 Organizational meeting of the Chester Junior Girl ScoutTroop1049 was held rcently at the scout hall. Officers .e lected were Toby Hill, treasurer, Stephanie Otto, attend- , ance on:tcers; Alvena Van Meter, secretaiy, and Heather Farley and Lisa Hoffman, sergeant at anns. Rules of the troop were explained by leade!', Sue Metzger, along with badge work requirements. The troop voted to r.present Mexico on Thinking Day to conduct several lund raising projects. A handmade Cabbage Patch doll has been donated to the troop and wtll be used In a lund raising project. The girls wlli also sell girl scout calendars. TheLord'sPrayerlnunlsonledby I.Ua VanMeter opened the meeting. Michele' Metzger led In the scout promise, KeUie Ridenour, tJ!e pledge, and Lisa Hoffman, the scout laws. Other scouts attending were Sherry Smith, Sheny LaudennUt, Amanda Wells, Julle Riffle, Wendi Taylor, Kim Michael and Am) Metzger. Others who have regis· tered with the troop are Nancy Nally, Nicole Pickens, Mellssa Jacks, and Monica Adams. Coleaders of the troop are 111rs. Mel:zgel1 and Mrs. Van Meter, and others adults attending were Lynne Taylor, Janet Hoffman, and Sharon MIChael. Registrations are still being accepted by the troop. Any fourth , fifth or sixth grade girl may register at the Friday meeting, 3: 30 to4: :llat the scout hall. Siflnl~d Case No 84-CV-227. demano,nrj th at th e Court reqUire you to set descr tbed ca.. · u.. ' i r-··- "... real estate 01 be forever barred from dot ng so. ~t•nn un d further demandmg that !!lie, ro sn1d real estat e be qu,e ted 1n No htd sh.lll bP. consii1P.rP.d unless m.arl r. o n thn l~lrms IJvor ol Pl<nnl!ff. and such ava ilabl£ <tt the off tr:e of the further re hef as IS JUSt and trea sur er of th P. hd .:~r d Of propm The real estate IS Mur.ar•on of the Me•!lS loc:nl nr:scnt)ed as follows Schon! O.stn<: l. Middleport. S1tuatP m the Stare ol Qh,o. Oh1o. wl1tr.h consts ts ol all County of M~•q s ilnd V•llage of <lrlVf!r!ISf:mP.ntS ar1d nC'I!tCAS, the M1fldlepor1 Sltuat~ m the 1nStrur.11ons to .btrlrl Prs. spP.Cift · VilliHl r. Ol Mlddlf:port . Me1gs c.111ons. and h•rl fo r ms. an o f County, Oh•o Known and w htch are ava1lahiP. nn'd mav be numberP.d on the recorded plat o ht <r •nl'!rl t:pon rP.Qltfl!'il m thnt of M arcus Bosworth Adc1 •Hon Off1CP. to Lower PomerOy, now •ncorThe homrl of nduc;ar •on poruted Vl!laqe ol Middlepo rt •ntpnds to accen t thP. JoWr,sr Bemq Lpt 189 m~pons1hiP btd lor th1 s oro roct. Last Prror Conveyance Vobut r~P.M~s l hf! r.ohr ro rqer.t lume 290. P(lge 939. M e•ns any and alt. or parts o f any find all J)l(1S Co 11nty Deed Records Th•s publ• cat1 on •s to bA No h•d rnf!y hR wHhdr;,wn for f'ltJhlished OflC:A a week lor s•x .1 peno rl Of su<TV (60) rlnys tlft P.r (6\ consecullv.~ Wf':!eks and 1s to th n sr: hr:rlU it:rl CIOSi nfJ ttmf'J for not• tv the persons 10 bP. served rece1pt o f the btrl:.; tha t he or sh e •s requ•red to By orciP.r of the board of an~wer w1t h1n twenty·e•ght (28) ' ed ucrmo n of the Meu1s LOI".r11 clays alter the last pvbltcat •on School D• stnc t Oate, thf! last pub hc at•on date 62 1 South Tht rrf Avenufl tJe•nQ : October 2. 1984 M1ridl'"port. Oh10 45760 Sa•d partieS are reaUJ rP.rl 1n answer on o r bP.for~ the 30th J ;me WannP.r. Tre.1S11rf"!r day ol October. 1984. or t he 6 I 4 - 9~2 - 5650 dP.rnand of th A Compla1nt may 19) 4 . I I . ] 8 . 25. 4tc be qranted ROSE nn<i SI MMONS Att ornBys At Law Jf!ffrey L S1mmo ns Tnnt Ca~msel far Pl a1nt•lt 121 West Mtlln ~ tref!t Mr:Arthur. Oh10 4 565 1 16 I 41 596-52.9 1 18)28. 19)4. I I . 18. 25 , 110)2. 6tc Public Notice LEGAl NOTICE IN lliE MATTER Of' THE ADOPTION OF JOSHUA IVAN KUHN TO: JERRY STONE. - Middleport CCL . :.,'.hatter Club up yowr 1nterest ,f anv. '" the lollow1ng rn accordrm ce W1th the IJw until twf!~P. o'cloc k noon EST on Seotemb9r 26. 1984. at the Olf1Cf! o f th~ tr easurer of the hoan1 of · educat•on ol the Me!ns Local School D•str. ct. M1rldiP.P Drt , Ohro. lor school furn nurf'! The b1<1s Will he Pllbl•cly o pened and read by th'e treasurer rmmerl•a!P.Iy after the t1m f! lor llirn ~ b•ds hil S P.J:flr rP.d. The b•rl s shall he taht tlatOO ann reported by the !f f!,1 Surer tO lr"\e bOr'lrrl Ritt Sne .. t You are hereby not1!1ed that ~·- " on the 12th day of September 1984 Hen rv Jun•or Doerfor and M arv Ann Kuhn Doerf er. res•d· •ng m· Mil ff1eld. Oh•o. w1th the ,consent of TreSa Faye Kuhn. res1d1ng at Langsv•lle, Oh1o. mother of Joshua !van Kuhn . f1led •n th• s Cou rl a Pet1t 1on tor leave to adopt Jo.shua Ivan Kuhn. a chrld. age 2 1 months. and lor a change ollhe name of satd ch rld to Joshua Ivan Doerfcr. and iha( heann9 of sa1d pehl •on and the e~~:am . na ­ IIOn, under oath . of all part1es in 1nterest who may be preseQI and to whOm lawful nottce has been g1W1n. wtlt be had before sa•d Court at Me•gs Co1.m1y Provete Court, Courthouse. Pomeroy, Ohto on the 261h dlt\1 of N011e mber. 1984 at 30 p.m.· Witness my signeture and the seal of so1d Court thos 121h dav of September. 1984. Robert E Buc<. Judge Me•gs County Common Pleas Court Probate Oiv1s1on Me1gs Counry, Oh10 (9) 18. 25. (10) 2, 9, 2e. 23, 6tc . ' Public Notice '. MEIGS COUPnv BOARD OF MI!NTAL ~rv:~g~c:.e. DtSAIIUTIES CARLETON SCHOOLil14lii2-M83MEIGS INDUSTRIES, INC .. -(114]n2-1184 P.O. BOX 307JOHN ITMI!T. IYIIACUII. OHIO 41779 PUBUC REi.£ASE Carleton Sc hoo!. Syracuse Oh1o. today announc;ed 1tS 1984-85 schol year pohcy fo1 free and rAd uced · pm:e meals for c h1ldren unable tO pay the full pr1 ce o f meals or milk SE!fved under the Nat1o nal School Lunch and School Breakfast M•lk Prog rams . Loc~ l school off.c,als have adopted the to llowHi g tnco me e hg1b1lrty, scale for lree dr retiuced . P(lc~ meals: INCOME ILIGIMJTY SCALE FOil AIQ 011 REOUCED.fliiCI MIALI ·-................ ·---fill,. . ._ EflwoiM tar ... 1884-1111 tiGIIDol y - -Nil to all hOmP.s 1n a letter to parents or guard1ans. To apply tor free o r reduced·prrce benef· 1ts, households should ftll out the apphr.at•on and rP.turn 11 to the !iChoot Add iiiOnat copres are r:IVallable at the pnnc1pal's lf•ce 1n each school. A comp lete apphcatJon IS requtred For ~n appltcat1on to be complete. the folloWing 1nform:1t•on m \ •st be provtded · the name ot the ch1 ld for , whom th e vppli cat•on 1S be•n g sub m •lled. the total nun•ber o f ' hou~ehOid member5. the Mmr,s . . a t au household membi!rS' and an tnd iCil iiOn o f age lor n:l hou:>e· hold members. th ~ soc•al sec ur . ttY num ber of <~II houl';ehold members 21 year~ or o! der cr sta te th AI a hou seholn mem her does no1 havo on A, the lonc1 stamp ease numhf.!.r for the hO\J Se or the month:; amo u.,t and 5ou rce Of .nr.ome !o r eac h hot•sehold mP.mber. the to tal household m Onthly :ncomP.. and the s•gnaturC" of an adu:t household mnmber II any of th1 S mlormatlo n 15 m1S!"itng . th ~ school cannot proc es s the ~en t aophca!lon · T~e l')form.alion prov1ded on th e app liCAti on IS coh f• dentlill an,d Will he used. oi-lly for the purpose of deter•rHntr~g ~lig1 btl · 1ty and mav be '1er1l1ed at any t•me duuno rf\e sChool yea( by school o r Ol~er prog ram o ff t· c 1al s Apphcat•ons rnay · he S.lJbm• ll f!d at &nv ttme dut1ng th e vear To d tscourage thp possrb1hly , Qf If a household rru~mber becomes unemployed or 1f household s•ze c htlnges . the fam1ty should con1act the school to hl.e a new apphr.; atto n . Su ch c hang es m av make the c h;ldren of the fam1ly ellgtb!e for fr "*' anrl re<i uced- pnce meals or freP. milk Jf the fam1ly •n comf! falls at or below the levels sHown above In the operat• o n of c hild teect.ng progmms. no chilO wttl be d1ScnmrnateO i1ga1nst be· r,ause ot race. sox. cO lor. n fluonal onnln. J(lf! or 1han - · d1cap. tf member$ ot o house· ho ld bel•eve th&, haw. befln d 1scnm.nated . J!la• nzt . they should wrqe 1mmecht'l!ety to the SRcretaf'l,' ot Agncu tture. Wa; sht ngton. DC 20250. t.. copy of thr> co mplete pol1cy •s ava•lahlo to anyonft 'wt sh•n g to · revtew 11 •n the pr.n c•par s olftce. · 191 25. Ire Auction every Friday nJght •• the Hartford Community Center. Truckload• of ne.w marchandln everY week. Conligmenzo of now • uood merchendltie alwaya wol· comed. Rlchpr~ Reynold•. PH. 742-2328 3-5-tfc 3089. Coil 304·2711· Auctlonoer. AM SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typeo Worked In home area 20 yean ;'Free E1tlmates" Call For.FrM Estlm•te EUGENE LONG 742-2167 or ·, 742-2225 Ph. (614) 843-5425 7/9/2 mo. pd. 9/17/lmo. pd. polocy. PAT CARSON. COOK I, wtll rt!Yrf!NII ap"'rcattons and d etermtne eltQibllqy If a pan~nt IS di!ISAIISflf'Kt wtth the d eCISIOn on the 'apphcatiOn Qr the result of veuftcatton. the ~c •s•on m ay be diSCUSSed With the deter min- YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •TRENCHING 985-3561 Makes All •Waahera tDiahwashera •Ranges CALL 446-4522 "We lent For ten" 992-2198 U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North Middleport, Ohio Gollipollo, Ohio PAT HILL FORO , · •A~rigerator~ •Drv•• •Fr•zere , PARTS .and SE~VICE. • ·5·11~ . 1 · f3 ·dc •END LOADER : i 7/ 11/tln •WATER, GAS, SEWER! RAIN LINES. ' Collnty c'ertified . SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEf! FREE ESTIMATES work .t free Ettimaltesl V. C. YOUNG Ill 367-7560-367}61 ' CHESHIRE, OHiu 3 1 WRITESEL ROOFING CO. 31 . Homes for Sale ForyournauoeleceiiEmmo 18 Wanted to Do Bell. auttionMr. licenaed • ---~-----­ and bondad West VIrginia 1 tnd Ohio, 4288177. 3 bdr. house. pool, AC, Would like to peillt trailer fireplace•. Pt. Pie11ant . Nle roolo. Call814-266-11i28. or rent. Call 676·6104. 9 Wanted To Buy Tree work wanted prunin.g . leaving state, owner ml.iat We pay ceah for late model topping, remov .. a, hedges, 1811 beeutlful 3 bedroom bu1he1, trimmed. Free eati- home. FamHy room haa 20 clean uaed cars . , matoa. Coli 448-8078. ft . of window• for paetorat Jim Mink Chev.-Oido In~ . view, finlahed doubt.- garBill Gena ·Johnoon Rea liable house cleaner With ega. fl!eplace. lergo porch, 446-3672 . raferen.c es. Call 446-74 71 . 60ft . deck, woods, prlve!"f, near ,.oyal Oak Park, re..Wanted to buy ~led coal & wood h8etera. Swain Furril· Will do houle cleaning at duced to e69,900.00 '8 v, . turo. 446-3159, 3rd. • ro11onable ratu. Call 448- percan·t asaumability. Cali 7243. 814-992-6420. Olive St .. Gallipolis. Oh. =------::-·1~ -'­ Gutt8rs Downspouts · Allillllllll: r: 1111: IllS Gutters Cleaned Painting 3 Storm Doors · ,111 Windows · GRAVEL· SAND 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT 949-2969-949-2263 · ROUSH CONSTRUCTION BOGGS WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 · 9·4-1 mo. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FQR •ZENITH New Homes-Extensive Remodel ina •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Insurance Work Cu1111.111 Pole Bldgs. & lilrlltS Aoolin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin1s We Hove A Full Time Shop lechnician on Duty 16 Yaara RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE !'•parlance GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 CH ESTE R-985-3307 · SALES & SERVICE ·Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Eqitipment • . Deater· Farm E"quipm~nt Parts & Service Ftnden Available U. S. RT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO ll+ttc 41/ MILLER ELECTRIC All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS SERVICE Sizes Start From 12'lil6' For all your wiring needs: furnaces 'repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racina, Oh. 'Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Ph. 614-843-5191 Roger Hysell GARAGE Ul.ffft .DITCH WITCH SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES At 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Trci!lsmission 'PH. 992-5682 or '992-7121 FREE ESTIMATES Also JO ..·r!t SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Also Some Car • ! .J ./It 773-5839 or 773-5788 8/13/1 mo. HH1c ACCENT FENa & SUPPI.Y 220 I. Main, ,___, Vinyl & Aluminum Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Claulflecls and PH. 992-6931 Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types Worked in home area 20 yean "Free Estimates" 1 EUGENE LONG "Fret Estilllttts" ,. Ph. (614) 843-5425 9/1312mo. pd. Savell I Avai11ble lnst1ll1tion 8/1 I ' WTife YOUf' own"ild and artier by mall witll tillS . COUJIOII. Cancel your ad by phone when yuu get ,resum. MOne'rnot-le. FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Cl z Computerized Hearinc'Ald Selection bependable Hearina Aid SeJVice ~ Licensed Clinical Audiolo&ist !i (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 :z: Natn•--------------~---AddN·~-------------­ E LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Phon•--------~--------- 417 Second Annu., Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8/ 13/ Hn I 73·80 Chtvv Tr. Fenders .. .. ................... '70 81-84 Chevy Tr. Ftndtn ...................... 110 S·lD·SIS Chevy Tri . Fendtn ........................ IO 73-79 Ford Tr. . Fontltrs ....... , ................ 59 10·14 'Ford Tr. Ftndon ...................... 110 Fot~. ~~~;rs .... ............ 91 D-50 Dodp Tr. ·Ftn4trs ...................... .. 62 78·12 Chtmtt car Ftndtn .................. 10 79-10 l11t1na CarFIINitn .................. IO 81-14 hcort-Cynt< Ftn4tn ........................ 49 Omni-Horilon 2 dr. or 4 dr. Ftndtrs ................ 75 c~ ~=. ...... 69.95 17_ _ __ _ __ 79·12 Cht"ltl Qrills ........ 31 Fondtrs ...................... 115 Ford lllnp1 Gt'llls ............ 75 Ford and Chtvy Tall Gatn 18. _ _ _ __ 19, _ _ _ _ __ 72·10 Dodp Tr. WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC PAUL E. $HOCII£Y, D.U . IYIIACull, , OM 41771 EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 IN MIDDLEPORT . OPEN PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Mondar 3 p.11.- S p.m. TutSdaJ 8:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Wednnday 3 p.m. -5 p.m. Thursdar 3 p.m.· S p.m. -friday I p.m.-2 -p.11. Saturdly 10 Lll.-11:30 i.ll. LAlli( AIIIIIAI. MD SUIItlliiT IY APNIIITIIIIIT 304-67 5-2441 9·13·11n 1 .~---2. _ _ _ __.;.. LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE Open 7:00-7:00 D1ily Major & .Minor Mechanical Watk ---,,.,,,, '"' r.,._u, Anti-FrH1a. Check Belts, HOMI, Pluga ~rim Stilt At $1495 PH.. 742-9070 . 9-4-1 mo. 211.. ~--=---21 _ __;._ _ __ 22.------ 3. •• 5. _ _ _ __ 6.-----7 _ _ _ _ _ __ 23. 24. 25. _ _ _ __ M.__,_ _ _ __ '11. _ _ _ ____,. I ··----a. - - - - - - - - I 1 '·-----10.----1 I 11------ . I 12·-~---- 13. - - - - - : - 15. _ _ _ _ __ ••• 16. Al)nou.,cements SWEEPER end aewing me· chine repelr, ,..rta, end ouppllet. Pick up end delivery. Davit Vacuum CINner. one hill! mile up Georgea Croelt Rd. Cell 814-448-0294. 8·10-1 mo. New Chevy Truck. , .. FENDER ............. '76.95 DOORS ............ It49.95 HOODS ............. 1174.95 BUMPERS .......... 169.95 GRILL.. ............... '42 .50 R. SUPPORT.. ..... 184.95 TAIL GATE ......... '85 .00 FORD FENDER .... '69.95 BUMPER .... :... :... '69.95 Water well1. drilled B. ser· v;ced . Free ~tstim&tll. Call 814-992-6006or814-7423147. Wanted to buy • ueed King coal S. wood etoYe, in good condition. Call 614-258· 6261 . NEW-REPAIR 992·3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE - co-.crete work - Plumbing end ettc'h'lcel •OUMP TRUCK SERVIdE , DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! - Addon• •nd remodeling - Roofing end outt• work •BACK HOE •DOZER 812011 mo. I · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE RENT A CAR · RADIATOR SERVICE 'We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores: We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. r~=========-r::::::::::::~~~::: Junk autoa any condition. Call 814·388 · 9303. . Ing otftctil on an 1ritormnl bas1s tr a format appeal 1S d es•red, a i"equesl etther op,tUv or .1n wrol~ng mov,be made to COTY CUiml,_, P.O. lOX 307, "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Ohio Vallev Fleo Merf<et, Fri. Big Moving & Yard Sale, Sat and Sun . Aero .. from 2407 Monroe Avenue, PohJt' Zinn'e Landing, Kanauga. Pleasant, Monday. Tuead41y, Oulera welcome. Wa dne 1da y . Furniture , 1 ---------~ mlecellaneoua. · Sept. 27, 2'V2 milet from Porter on Clark Chapel Moving ••le, 607 ChandJer Road .' Ladlll clothllo omall· Drive, ~ept 25 and 26, 8 :30 48 . Rain no oate. 614-388- to 4 :00, Point Pleaoant 'bY 844S. Ordnance ,School·. Wanted ~ miS(P.pres An la· tton. the appl•cat.on forms conta•o a statement i.bove the space lor s1gnatums cen•tv•ng th at alltnlorm at1on furn1$hed 1S true and correcL Apphcat•ons are be.ng made i~ co nnect1on w1th the ff!Celpt of loderal funds School or other offtc tals may check the m forma t1on o n the appll ca\lon at ;-.ny r.me dur1ng the sc hool year DF~IIber· at e mi srepresen tatiOn -of rnfor m at• on ll'lay su b1ect the apph· cor"!! to prosflr;.t rtron under app lt cabl~ state and lederJI law s Households wilt hC not•flerl of the aporovnl or den.al of benefits If a ch•ld 1S iJP~JrO\Ied lor meat I>P.nefrts, the school rnu st be tnlmrnefl when a householrfs rncome ttn'creas es ' by' more than $60 per month (S600 per year ) or when household sae decrP.ases. In cert at n case!'i Iosier c h1ld · ren are al~o .eHgt blf'l for thesf't benef•ts II a lam•ly has foster c hildren " "'"~ w1th them and WtShfts to apply fo r suc h meals or milk for them. the schoo l shouiP be conta Cted Under the ,pt0V1Sions o f the Ill Vicinity ' -··-·--··--·------------------ .. ... .... ~ Public Sale & Auction ...... Giiiiij;oiii........ . ...... 'Pt-Piaiiiiarif .... PHONE 992-21'56 ·2·--_--·- . __ 'won ' Plains. daughter of.Mr$. Mary Jane Talbott. has enrolled as a student at ... ....... ............. _o Contributions were made to the International Mission Program of Trinity ChUrch, to the Pomeroy Arilerlcantsrn. . ci'09S maintenance fund, and to the ' ..:~ Protfltt of Racine a . church general fund when Friendly $ibl scholarship from the Past Clrcll! met Tuesday Right at the Presidents Parley Nurses SCholarchurch. ship F\md, It was reported. Dues for Also discussed at the meeting was a new Christian flag for the ~ members were sent to Department. Refreshments were seJ:Ved sanctuary. Officer and project by Margaret yost. reports were given at the business . ' meeting conduced by Pauline Mayer. It was noted that several persons are Ill. Fall projects were planned. Appreciation for remem· New officers were named and a brances were expressed by sevetal Church-wide anniversary dinner · members. was plaDned for Sept. 00 at 6p.m. at The October meeting wtU be held 'l'Jellday night's meeting of the on the fourth Tuesday, Oct. 23, Pome10y United Methodist Church rather than the I'Eglllar meeting W<men. time. . , 1be new olrlcers are Martha Erma Smith, pi'Qgl'arn leader, l{ilover, president; Evelyn Lucke, presented "Tum on Your Light" vice president; Ruth Moore, secrebased on scripture from Matt. 5: 16, taiy; Myrtis Kay Parker, treas"let your Ught so shine..... " The urer; Gertrude MltcheU, secreta.cy devotions Included Inspirational of programs; Dorothy Downie, scripture, dedication of readings, Christian personhood; Kathy Corthe offering and prayer. Unison New officers were elected at bitt, supportive community; prayer closed the meeting. Thursday nlght's meeting of the Evelyn· Clark, Christian school Mrs. Phil Globokar and Mrs. Middleport Child Conservation Involvement; Ada Warner, ChrisG;;:•les Strauss served a dessert League. tian globlll concern; JV!rs: Hoover, Elected were Peggy Houdashelt, cbalnnan of music; Grace Camp- .course. t,. lt'W ~..... ,.,Pre boolmtarks. ' , bell, chalnnan of legislation; ::>au;;. oresldent; Peggy Harris, vice UneRoush,AIIce Wamsley, VIrginia president; Susll! Abbott, treasurer; Edwards, 'and Faye WUderrnuth, Birthdays and anniversaries Janet Duffy, secretary; Clarice cllali'mEII of membership; and were obseiVed at the recent Kennedy, reporter, and Thelma P.oiiY Eichinger, Maxine~­ meeting of the Chatter Club held at Oshome, historian. Susie Soulsby jl!!d Evelyn Clark, l,lOmlnatlng the home of Allee Jacobs. ' and Mrs. Kennedy were appointed commJttee. Hostess gifts were presented to. to make a cover for the program t.c1be group voted to make a Mrs. Jacobs and Linda Hubbard boOk. Cathy Wrey. dlstrlct preslCpntrtbutlon at the district meeting an? Elaine Spires received annlver- dent, Installed the new officers. 1llblch will be held Thursday at the sary gUm, and Ruth Young and The Ohio convention was Fin! Methodist Church, Athens. Uncia Gheen, birthdays gUm, from announced for Oct. 9-U at the , _ were made for sending soap their secret pals. Sheridan· Plaza In Coownbus. . . ~Ids . to the Red Bird Garnes were played with prizes DeadUne for realstratlon Is · Jilllfl!lili. Campllell soup label!! ~ going to Mary Starcher, Unda Wednesday. , , •llltn& collected for redemP,tJon ' Gheen, Brenda Bolin; ani! Unda • · -NancyMoiTIBhaddeYotlonslllllla . "1\fy Motto," ....... At 18 a ,_. . lirhool H ubbard. Dottle JOileli won '""door the annual ~. <lllid?" and "UttleJiinmy." Secret "W&lllll on the Move" wlll be held Plans were made for a COIJ!urne . sisters were l'elle8led and new ll8l1'leS drawn. Mrs. Abbott won the at die Columbus Aladdin Sh!:!n~ _ party at the October meeting. Qllllll Tl!lnple on Nov. 8. Ada Refreshments were served to those traveling prize, and Mrs. Morris tJJe W 111 tooktheleastcolncollectlon nained and Lola H~ Doris· luteBs prize. Debbie Davidson of 'FWI dlllatiOUplabelssenttothe WUt, Susie Cleland, and Dcrothy Ga!HjX'Iis was a guest. Refresh. Roach. ·ments were se!Ved by the otncer s. ~ Mlll8lon have been ac- ~~-~that Army National Guard Pvt. John R Jonlan, son or Wallace .'H. and Patrlclil A. Jon;lan of Rural Route 2, Leon, W. Va., has C6iilpleted basic training al Fort Dix, N. J. During the training, studellts received Instruction In drtll and ceremonies. Betsy Ann }Jerald, Tupjlers .. J-"1·---· knowledged. Sixty-three sick calls care." Enrolls in school ' !\rea groups conduct meetings attend the fa!! conference In WllllesvDie on Oct. 4were discussed ~~ - the l'I!Cellt meeting or the Arnerlc8n Legion Auxlllary of . RaCine l"ost 002 at the hall. · It 'was noted that . the national theme tor the Awdliaiy this Year Is "Invest ·In America," while the Department ot Ohio theme Is "Show We El Salvador Is the cwntry for ,the ·foreign relations study this year. Meeting time was changed to tbe sEcond Thursday ·nlghi or each month. Julia Norris presided at the ri)eetlng with several cornmunica.dons ·,being read, It was reported !hat the Racine unit won awards In children and youth and C ,. b . ompU!tes ~IC The Daily Sentinel 1 - CaHo!1~11N!Wh•--•l 8 ~~-~ 1 rhN~ Homecoming set --~ · Plans for several members to Inwagen, P!\ullne · Hudson, lla Darnell, Jett Dartfell, Lan-y and Paula Haynes,' Krist! and Matt, · ·Chris. Michael , John and Martha Wrtght, Elizabeth and Jeulcil, Dan and Karen Meadows and EUsa, Abby Blake, Bill and Naomi King, Hank and Kathy JohnsOn, Jessica and Derek. 1..;, I encountered Jenny Sue and Leonard Russ of Cleveland sitting on a bench at the back of Elberfeld's Storeonedaylastweek. They were really relaxed and enjoying the town. l reflected that Homecoming wtll be observed at from a safety stan<lpolnt I')l bet yw can't be THAT relaxed In the Eagle Ridge Community . 'Church on Sept. :ll. Morning service Cleveland. ' Jenny Sue and Leonard mdke wtU be held atlOa.m. andtherewtll Or-Wiylootioftl--0.,.. ,. 111 t:oort 11 .. ' -·.,.. em two treks to .Paneroy, Jenm-'s be a basket dinner at noon. ~ afternoon service wtll begin at 1:30 home town, twice annually to'vtslt relatives, Mrs . . Genevieve Mein- p.m. with special singing liy the hart and Miss Enna Smith. Bis$ell Brothers. 'fhe Rev. Carl However, this year they're thi-ow- lUcks Is pastor and Invites the ,, .... 11·-~0... Ono/jlt'•l /t'ofl r•_ . ,.,,l'l'' IIJ•• ,,,............ . _, a--. "_ n.,_,..,_. 241>........,. 1..-141 .. - • ...•1 U ·C:I. TY.-..t........... tng In an extra trlp "home." They public. U ·\1-&lllliD / u/Juwi ll lf I o •/ t'/J~ I tlll' I ' rl'~lll'lj{I'M .. . , .,.. • -Qw.... .., '*"''"'""'* ...... " I+Mioc ...,,.,...,.. enjoyed last week's VIsit so muchI · M•P•illao ...................... n ...,.,,....,. JI · Awo~ '""I ....,_,_ .. ·-~-·-, ...... they loved the Delta Queen l'l10VIJig BMI•c-" 7 -lniNINOIII..,_c.J ..._c_,,. ., -~ n ... .. -.... """"" 71-c...,..,r..,•,_ ..,.-·~-· past Pomeroy, a local footbal game Long Bottom personals ,.,_ "' _, . .. l -. and went to Nelsonville to take an 1?1- ,..a.o .. 1-- ~~ ... .,.,, _ ....0011 l • - • teGs•olo Tract Deem, Vienna, visited 112 111_ ... _ JM- G - Doot old-fashioned train ride. 141 - l l i f --Dtn. .I ,.,_ ........,. ,12-11!-Wo, frequently this summer with .her ,,.,_.......... Jn-I · W. .- t o .... . _,..,_,," l:J. ...... ,.. ....... ........... unc,leand aunt, Mr.and Jl.lrs.Harold ·~\-My Prairie Junction upbringing ,.. ......,...r,..,.,.. 14-...,. .. G. 44 .. • ••,~·-""-· _ ... """'' ""''ol•-• o.....,w_ "" shows through every lime I watch Brewer and Pearl Powell. She is the 1 .. 11a- , TY I C. ....... Upto l l _.. ,_..,i!oM!IIo.o 4"J.w..,:••••".. "" f700 . . . , 11 Wotlh :!lit·~·granddaught.eJ;. of Mr. and Mrs. ~ ~.....,--•­ 1 1-W-•<ITo Del one of those award shows such as l. l t - 4 -•ojOOIUnoJ the Ernmy presentat!Qns Sunday Jake Deems, Vtenna, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Wamsley, night. I can't help but wonder where Public Notice Public Notice P"blic 'Notic~ Public Notice Cheshire, were recent guests of Mr. In heavens' name some of the ' . and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. Mrs. celebrities get those clothes. N\)LEGAL NOTICE . NonCE TO 8tDOERS w •th •n com e at or bel ow the . (992-81831 fo r a heanng to thlng like originality. I guess. It's Larkins and her daughter. ~ley ETHE L M JONES. whose FOR l eve ls shown may b~ ·tillglb l e for appeal th e decis tOn . Th e pol•cy SallSbucy, CaUipo).ls, spent a day In address 1 s unknown. an(t her not an original Idea, but It's a good SCHOOL fURNITURE free ~n d redu aed , pnce meals. con ta ms an O\Jtl•ne o'l the spouse, he1rs."" dev,sees. legaColumrus last week. Sealed · b•ds w1ll be recer.:ed Apphcat•on forms are: be1 ng heann o procedure. Idea to keep smiling.... rees. adm•ntstrators. exec u!ors: ·• Mrs. Vernon (Margaret) Weber and her son and daughter-In-law, 'Dallas and Tammy Weber dashed to the Racine Locks and Dam Sunday evening the West Vlrginla side - when the Delta Quem was locked through. . They went especially to make a contact with Esther Mueller, St. Louts, Mo., an aunt, who was a passenger on the Delta Queen. Willie the boat was being locked through, the group visited - of course, It took a utile more than the noRnal voice tone to do that. · Mrs. Mueller Is a daughter of the late Rev. Lewis Weber who was pastor of the now Trinity Church In ]{acine Auxiliary A deck on tile blck of the Bradbury Cllurch or Clu'bt panon'age was C<ll'llpleted dlll'lllll a .work . session 0t parlshlmen Thursday night. The group had a wiener roast around a carnpllre with John Wrlgbt, putor, llvinl devotions from John 26. AtteqdtnawereDenveraNtOma Nelson. Fred aJid Ernie van The Dally Sentinei- Page-9 ~ wishing ITIOl'l! Information may cootact the Meigs Elden: . s1on Service Office. Reservalloo deadllne Is Sept. 29. Dr. R "The Best (l(the'Rest'' ofthel984 general assembly will be sllown by satellite this evening and IOITlOITOW evening at 'I p.m. a!the UvlngWord , Chester ChUrch of God. The Rev. GUbert Spencer, pastor, Invites yw to attend. •rJence I have had - reach their destinations In great time. :- F'oUIIwlni: tfCbbatloa at 9 a.m., Cory Baa, aaoctate Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Business S.ervices Mra. Gloria RJas of the Melcs Old and Loving II" at9: :rl.There will Cwnty Extension Se!v~ annowi- be a sack lund! at noon. ~ the l9IN District Health ConferAt 1 p.m. Cht1s Bieri and Jane ence tor 'lburlldlly, Oct. 4 at the •Bowen, eelf help ccune leaclen, South Dlsll1ct ExleiiSion Center. on Soothwest Ohio Arthrttta Founda· R!N~13, ICIIth f1 J.ckaon. lion, Clncinllatl, will ss-k· Pomeroy somewhere belore the 19ro's. The Webers hadn't -seen Mrs. Mueller for some five years so it was a great visit even thought a bit long distance. Bob Beegle was good enough to phone In )he schedule of the Delta Queen for the rest of the year unfortunatelY, the Info Is "temporarily" misplaced. ' roy Bowling Alley. • The prtce Is reasonable - and . packages, at least from the expe- Tuesday, September 26, 1984 29. - - - - - - 30, - - - - - - 31 l2. 33. 1 ·1 · _..;__.____ I 35.' I 'I -111'111S Caupan wlfl1 Ramltt.nce I Tile DillY s.tlntl I I . 111C.rtlt. POIIHiray, 011. 457" ;w I &...--------------------~ Financial Canning pear'a. Call 304458· 1818. ·Wanted to buy good u•ed King cool • wood otove. , Muat be In good condition. , Call 268·8251 . 21 ausiness Opportunity Nice 3 bedroom, ·garaglt, basement, excellent · loca· tion near lchool, own@r finance. Middleport. Cetl 992-2517. Two apartment houae. in Pomeroy, 6 rooms end bath In each built In kitchen, beautiful view of river arid rT.ake offer. Cell 614-992· 3592 Hou•• for ule or rent whh 13 acr11. West Columbia, Lieving Road. 6 rooma and bath, cit~ . weter. 304-675· 1922 alter 4 :00. Ca1h paid for fancy Iron or I NOTICE I heovy Iron bads. •160 and up for certe!n Meiga Co. THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- Oldor 2 story uc cond. level atone jars. Old time cup· LISHING CO. recommendl acre. Rt. 2 near Oi'eenbotboard. coli 1 ·304·882· that you do busine11 with tom. Lease purcJlaae ~r people you know, and NOT owner finencing. 60'1. Kat· 2711 to send mdney through the hi'""' at Gel ..le Realty, COMPLETE liOUS.EHOLDS mall umil you have inveati- 304-738-8942. FURNITURE. Beda, iron, gated the oHering . Gun lhoot et Roclne Gun wood, cupboerda. chaire, & rooma. 5 acres. bath, .full Club every Sunday, 1:00 che1t1, be1ket1, diahee. International 1teel building basement. 2 car garege, p.m. Foctory o;hoc~ed gurio ,sfone jara, antiquea. gold manufacturer awarding born, outbuilding, 304-182only. ond ollvar . Write- M.D . dealerthip in available area• 3271 or 882-2647. • Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio soon. Great profit potential 46789 or call 614·992· In an expanding indUatry. Houae for aale, 304·6764 Giveaway For appli~etion cell Wedg· 8678. 7760. cor. 13031 769-3200 .. o.t. ·" Buying doily gold. 1ilver 2403. Arbuckle, 3 bedroom hotnti, Loveable kitten to good l;Oina. ringa,jewelry, atei"ling 1-::---~;------­ large ut.i lity ropm, 1117 batha: hame . Litter trained. ware, old coins, large cur· Own your . own Jean- dining room, half i!cre plu1. wormed. Cafl 446-9479. rency. Top pricea . Ed. Bur· Spoftawea'r, Ladles APparel, 304·458·1800. . kett Berbet' Shop, 2nd. Ave. Camblnetlon, Accaaooriea. Mother Cot & 2 klttena. Call Middleport. Oh. 814-992- large Size store. Notional 1-:::-=:--::-:--:-:-:---::-:--.,.-,.441-9357. 3476: branda: Jordeche. Chic. lee. 32 Mobile Homes ' · Levi, Vanderbilt. lzod, E1f S 1 or a e 6 klttens. mother iii ......... Wanted to buy: investment prit, Brittania, Colvin Ktoin, To good home. Col 446- property. Coli 1114-992- Sergio Valente. Evan Picone', Claiborne, Members 3103. 6868. Only, Organi cally .Grown, NEW ANO USED MOBILE Mixed puppiea I wka. GINSENG ROOT. Top qual- Healthte• 700 othert. HOMES KESSEL'S QUA~­ old. M- Do'-mon. Cell ity end aile graded, Ulected 17,900 to $24.900. inven· ITY MOBILE HOME SALE$, 114-387-7753. f200 . 00 lb . Ordinary tory, airfare, training, fiJt- 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS; AT 35. PHONE 614-4,t6omeHer root - l.a11l All turea, grancJ opening, etc. 7274. Mother collie and one pup- other kinda of root alao Can open 15 days. Mr. ,colt 814·992-7583. purchesed . Call Robert Keenan !306]678-3639. Low down payment 83. Harper. 304-875· 7977. Fairmont Starlight 70x14,3 1 yaer old bteck, long-haired . bdr., 1Y2 bath, rafrigeratoi. 22 Money to Loan . femole cot end two 8 w range, exc . cond. Locatell·alt old long-hllired kltteno. Cali f lllp(, Vlll>"li Johnaon 's Mobile Homet. t 992·7883. HOME LOANS FIXED Gallipolis, Ohio. $11.800, Sr:r v1r:, ' Mother Collie dag and one RATES Below market ratea. $660 tax ~ titl_o. f82;t ' pup to give owey, Cafl Fiked conVentional FHA · down. 15.6% APR, f194 912-7683. VA . Leader Mortgage, mo . for 1 20 moa. Ci.U Athens. collect 614-592· Greentrn Acceptance,. Inc. Ca111 -800-834-4863. ,: 1 veer old. moatly Coflio to _1_1__ H_ei_P_W_a_n_ted _ __ 3051 . give away. IHn opeyed. 1 1---------196S New Moon 2 bdi. great outalde dog. Call 992- Polition lor ,..rt time bor· window. AC, all new plum• 3379~ tender aYl!Pable. E.p. in 23 P'ofessional ing, new bath room, fuel oil urving lunch and mht: Services fumance, gas cook atOve, A.tfigerator, horH collar, drinks. profeuional anitude alll<ing $5.500 . . Cell 448· and old harneu to give 6 neat appearance required. 4~82 or 304-526·4073. , Inquire at Ohio Job Service. oway . Call 992-7469. Piano Tuning and Repair. Mr. White, Gallipolis, Oh. Brunicardi Music Co., 446For eale 2 bedroom mobile Adorable, cuddly puppiee . 0887 , Twentieth year of home 1 . 5 acra1. Will take ciar Sell AVON make 45%. Call Some with long hair. Both quollty oaovice. lane Oa- in trade. Coli 448-0063 .- · . mother and tether are email 448-3358. nielo, 114-742-2951 . dogs. Coil 992-7674 otter 19Y4 Cleoroncell All 1984 1-----------' Cantanarv· need babyoittor 4:30p.m. models reduced! Blg si9'i~ home lor 7 w""k old. Coli Real Es l ale ingol Franch City Mobile 5 lovely 2 month old Iotter 446-9416. Homeo, 448-9340. 1984 trelned kitten• to give to a Special Redman 28•60,' 3 . good home. They hava ahort Need individuil. will train . bdr .. 2 bath, FR. reduced blecll and brown heir. 992· Apply 8 to 4 at Duke C!Hnen, Second Spruce, 31 f2 .000. 1984 Special Ra·~· Homes fo' Sale 5059. Gallipolia, OH . · -----~---:-:: man 14x70, 2bdr., 1Ylbath, 18 monthll old block end 9"h% anumable loan on 13 rerlur.ed $2,000 . 1984 sp,. white mixed breed dog. An honeet lady to live in with yr. old brick ranch style ~ial Schult 24x48. 3 bdi.. 2 an t.lderly woman and do house. Secluded on 2 .9 bath, 2x6 walla, reduced Phone 304·675·2320. cooking and light house- acrea of land. 3 BR , large $2,000 . 1984 Special DR. nice kitchen. large Schult 14x70, 2 bdr .. extr~ Six nice kitten•. litter keeping . Cell 992· 3704. trained, long hoired. Cafl utility room. Fireplace in large kitchen, reducect 304-176-6784 through thll Wanted baby litter to ait in living room., $493 mo. pey- $2,000. mv home lor well bohavod 3 mont. U, 750 down. lo· efter 8 :00. year old. 304-875-3860. cated near CantervMie. 379- 1974 Holly Park on · extra Puptjln omoll breed dog. 2803 alter 8 p _. m . size lot. 3 bdr .. Utility building, hardwood floor 1 Recreetional Therapy Dirac- weekdays. 304-1175-1096. beautiful pat:o , Gr8en tor. reqt•lr• coltage _degrool--- - - - - - -2 ' young dagt, have had prelarably In occupational or Nice cleari old houaa. 6 School Dist . 4 mi. frorn shots . .Phone 304-1711· manuel art1 th•apy, Will room• in Vinton, 813,000 GallipOlis. exc. cond. C811 plan programs and aupervil8 furniohod. $12,000 unfur- 441-1967. 2347. recreetionel th•repy activi- nlohed . Selling below apTo give awey puppieo. 304- ties in a Oerietrlc lnterme- praisal price. Call Edward A . Leaving State, owner must sell beautiful 3 bedroom dilte Cere Unit and an Brown, 614-388-9087. 4511-1117. home. Family room .has Adolaecent Beheviorial Modification Unit . Prefer Farm houle 8'VJ acrea, 7 20ft. of window's for. paatwo YHrl ex.,.rience in rooms. bath. several out toral view, finished doubfe recreational theflpy or re- buildings. 1 2x60 house garage , fireplace. lerag8 lated fields. Sal•ry commen- trailer, located on Rt. • 160, porch. 50ft. deck, WOfj11ch 1 sureta with experience. EK- 2'1J mi. from Holzer Hospi- privacy, near Royal Oak tonolve bantfit program . tal. $26,000. Call 448- Perf<, reduced to $59,900. 6 Yz percent a11umability. Call Contact the peroonnel office 4861. at Lakin Hooplt.l, Lakin. W. I-::-:---:---:--:--- 614-992-5420. Loot: Millivolt motor, with Ve. or (304)875·3230, ext. 3 ~dr.. Iorge !emily room, liberty Mobile Home to~ pool, outbuildings, 1 acre omoll bleck cerrytng case. 264. lot. 9\i% asSumable man- aole. 10X60. $2700 .00·. Between First Ave. & Kanau,.. Pleaea CaH 448gage, lend contract. Kelly Call lor appointment. 985' 12 Situations 4260. ' '• Or. Coli 446· 7636. 1019. Wanted Loan anumption. 4 yr. old 1976 Fairmont, 3 bedi'oorrl~ LOST ell white mela cot on Eostem Ave .• If found cell Cuatomert tor the Callico ranch. 3 bdr .. 2 baths, DR , all electric. 304-575-2662 . 446-1478. Cupboerd. Rt . 110&Porter. carpeted, 2 car garage. Call 1974 Mobile home, 14x70 Hours : 10·5PM, Mon.- Sot . 446-1282. Flamingo . 2 bedroom. 1~ Fo• hound,black tnd white Cell 114-388-9008. 1-:-----::----:- betha, furniahed , 1 6K6 frOnt eel 114-247-2141. 600 block of 2nd Ave.. 2 Female ·· rOOmmate needed bdr.• ekc . cond ., big back porch and 4x6 back porch Doberman loat on New for 38R, 2 beth houea. Cell yard, $37,500. Call 446· with •wninga. Unattached garage, complete set up Heven Helghto.W. . rlng · 441-9472. 2158. with underpenning ; tiltver chockor cheln. $9,000.00. 304-676' 1385 A , _ to Boby. Rowerd. Tree trimming ond removal. Fall into a Unbelievable alter 6 PM . Cell 304-882-3146. FrM estlmatao. Call 992· homa Saving Thouoondo of tl040 or 949·2129 . Dollorsl Fl•eptece. Middle· Found et noon Saturdey in pors. Ca11614-992-6941 . 34 Business ., front of Crows 8teek House, Opening for elderly In home. 1 ---~----- lc Buildings medium lized, bleck, curly- . Call 773-5423. 8 y111. oid, 3 bedrm, 2 baths, helred dog. Coll992·71174. family . room .with wood 'Willcerelorthoaldorlylnour burner. Singlecargarego,on . . LOST: Lorge red male Dob- homo L.P .N. care given 18 8 ltet ecrea with ltcicked 10 yr. old 8 unit apartment ormon. A n - to Rll..,. yea111 e•perionco coli 614· pond. City wator In Racine, complex, Welloton. Ohio. All Femlly pet. last on 912-7314. Call614-949·2841 . 1 bdr. apto.. 4furnished.' ofl Becond St. ln. Mld_.A_ ltreet parking . Reoident weering liNer choker;~: Room, board, and 11undry Hou1e for ~ale by owner manager over $1,400 mo REWARD. Colt 192-:l288. for olderty.Call992-8022 or nicely remodeled two storv income. Conltant weitinq 8811-4411. house, 7 roomo. 1 both, llot ln1 than f1 6 ,000 per Mon's wire · rtm g t o - ... b2. fclll41 geroge cloM to ochool end unit. Ponible 2nd. monfound J.tferson Avenue 3 ohopping, 263 Fifth St. gage . Cali5S2- 1189 Mon'.weeki ego, lee et Point Wonted """ time work on Middleport, Call 114-992- Fri. 9-6, 594-2874 ave. &' PIMunt lleglst•. farm . 304·176-7789. 3061 . wk. anda. ;____. .;._____ · --------- t __________ '--t;-- - - - - - - �-· .. I Pameroy Middleport, Ohio 25;1984 !f~~~10~~Th~e~~tS~e~n~ti~ne~I~~~~~~(T~;-----{!~~Po~~~ro~y~M~~f:d~~~po~rt~,~O~h~~~~~~~ Tu~y.Se~ember25,1984 Th 'II Do It T' __________ _ 55 f 35 lots & Acreage ey rfL every lffi8 61 ·H ousehold Goods Supplies KIT'N'CARLYLE®!IrLarryWrlght _;,1;7;&==:;B=oa=t=a=an=::d;::==e Motors for Sale Pickens used furniture. 304You build it or we wiii24K48 676·64113 or 676. 1460. 4 cor gorogo 'kit. U.496. dol . Coli 1·814· 8811·731 1, 53 Antiques Build your own 4 bdi-. home. *6.995 dol. to your alto. New dispiii!Y model open. AntiqUe pUmp p"rfor 'organ See it nowl 1 ·814· 888· in oak caee. with stool. Cell 7311 . 992· 3079. Now open for business. Mountain S1:ate Block. Rt. 54 Misc. Merchandise 33, New Haven. Complete mesonry supplies. 4 ". 8"', ~--:~II Knauff Firewood Split- 96% 1 2" block. Delivery service. hardwoods. Seasoned or Phone day 304-.882 ~ 2222. green. You . pick up or we evening 88'~ a3239. deliver. HEAP vender. 614· 1-;;:~=::;~=~=;:::= 266·1246. lc 56 Pets for Sale lot for sale in Mercervilie. 3 t rli iler hookups, electric, ru· rei water. septic tank . •s.ooo . Coli 614·25 6 · 6618 . Building lot Neighborhood Rd . 66•16!1. $8,000. Coli 448· 3844 after 7PM. 1 .9 acre located Rt. 140. 1 mile, last of Homousaa, Fl. in ruidential area. Call614- 379· 2712 or 61 4· 379 · 2243. Clearview Eatates building lot. restricted, all utilities under ground , centralize sewer. eystem. 6 mi. below Gallipolis on Riccoon. Call 446· 3485. liner. l!nd partially finished basement. For information call 813· 665· 1232. - . 1------------ ___________________ · • Ut•;IO. 9/25/~ EVENING 1 :00 • (I) (I) (!) • (I) 1)1 • 111 Newa . · (I) MOVIE: 'Loot Plane Out' (I) MOVIE: 'Yoo, Giorgio' (I) Hoi Pot8to (J) E8PN'o Ringolde CAPTAIN EASY CHl VD\'8118 of tho Mimi • Ollf'Nftt StrDkH 11:30 • (I) (!) NBC N8WI ([)...._. (J) ,Mudo Sportalook (I) Carol llumetl (() •111 ABC N8WI ·• (() I]D C ... N8WI (() Nightly Buolne'" ..' S1:rv1ces i..---------..,-----------1 Farm Equipment 71 Autos for ---~--'-,- badger Forege Wagon for sale. With or without new 10 ton running gear. Everitt Halcomb, Rt. 3. Al!>any. 1· 698·6026. 1984 Grand Prix, looo than 12,000 mlleo. AM, FM CIIMH. AC •. PS, P!l . Call 986·4280 •ftor 5:00. 1973 Morcury Coug•r. good ohopo, 361 Clo"elond , chrome headers, dual eK63 livestock hault, alumn wheels, eKtra partl and wheels , .1 . 486 . 00. 304- 676 · B yr. old Belgium Gullding, 2 11199. yr. old Belgium · mare. C a l l l - - - - - - - - - 367·7633. 1 976 Cordova new transmillion. 304-458· 1630. The Moigo County loaf Cattle Assoc. Will hold their 1978 Mercury Cougar XR7. oecond onnuol -day on PS. PB, AC, AM·FM . 614· Sot., Sept. 29, 10 to 3 4411·2888. p.m. at tho Molgo Co. Folr· 1---------- grounds in Rock Springe. 2 VW 1971 Super Beetle, Form ond food equipment 1973 Bootie. needo work, doaloro, crofto. dloployo Md Sell reooonoblo, 304·676· cattle judging. Mony door 6323 . prizM and 1:41h awarda. E1t1 1 - - - , - - - - - - - avolloblo, odmlnlon Is !roo. 1981 Monte Carlo, landau loaded, eKcellent condition. Piga for ule. 6 wHito old. $11800. 304·875·3378. U6.00 eooh. Call . 992· 1-----~----~--3908. 1971 'Ford Maverick, 8300. or boot offor, 304·1175· Two ewe lambs. born May 7873. 13. 1984, *50.00. eoch . l - - - - - - - - - - 304·676·4828.1980 Oldo Omega SX, auto· motlc, V8, PS, PB, AC, Tenn. Walker, 5yrsold, bred AM·FM. 1974 Ford pickup for 19B5, gentle, 8400.00. 'A ton, 304·6711· 62811 . 304-676·6711. 1970 Dido Cutlooo. col otter' 5 p.m., $200. 304·676· 64 Hay & Grain 6169 . Lorge round bolllofhoy 820 each . Coll448·1062 . Good mixed grass hay for ulo . .Coll948· 2237. Good quellty miKed hey. *1.60 • bole. Coll949· 3069 otter 6 :00P.M. Transportation 71 Autos for Sale '76 Dotoon, 11,000. 00. 304·676·6848. '79 Monte Carlo 12.600.00. Phono 304· 176·7472. 19n Plymouth &porto Fury. One owner. 40,300 mlleo. $2,960.00 . Phone 304· 5711· 2422. TOP CASH paid for '80 1 979 Camero, light blue, 350 OutO, U , 700.00. 304· 1model end newer used cars. Smith Bulck·Pontloc. 1911 675·3994. Eootom Avo .. Golllpolio. Call 614-448·2282. 72 Trucks for Sale 198 3 Chevette Scooter, 4 spd., excellent condition, TRUCK TOPPERS Moot AM · FM radio. Coli 614· sizee. different colors. master card acceptid. John's 388·91134 oftor 6:00PM . Auto Salo. Bulovlllo Rd .. Call 1977 VW Daoher. ototlon 4411·4782, Golllpolio, Oh. wogon. oppr. 36 mlleo o gol. AM aFM •tereo cuaettl, 1981 Dodge Rom 60, A·1 good dre1, low mileage, exc. cond., llneaa• bed S. bed cond. rotoll 82.200. Allclng cover. Call 256·1808 . a1,796. Call 814·388· 1987 Chovllle, 1974 Cho· 9698. villa, 1973 3 q~1rter ton 750 Ford t•uck, 20 ft . bod. Chevy Truck, 1973 3 qulr· cab over eleeper. Hobllrt tor ton Ford Truck, 1986 gasoline welder and power, GMC. new motor. new tire•. 2 cyl. engine. Call614·388· With 12ft. utility bad. l968 International School Bus. 8266. Con 387· 7533 . 1973 Dodge Charger 81100 or boot offor. Call 814· 268· 1970 Ford 3 quarter plck·up truck, automatic, needs 8417. tronomlulon, 1300.00. Call 1972 Block Muotong Gren· 742·3044 or 992·8696 of· ada engine overilauled, Re- tor 8 :00, mlngton tlroo In olottod mags, red crulhed vefvet 1979 Ford F100. gocd Interior, front end dam~~ged . condition. 12800.00. 304Best offer. Coli 448·3B98. 1711· 1623. 1982 Chevy Chevotte, 4dr, Vans & 4 W.O . 4opd, t3399, 1 981 Chevy 73 Chovetto. 4~. outo .. *31,99, 1978 Plymouth Solon 4dr, 1978 Ford Bronco Ronger lir •1991. John'o XLT, air, AM·FM . Coli 448Salol BulllviHo Rd 21n. Oh . 441•4782 . 1978 Scout, lock out hubas 18n Chev. Impala *1800 looded, prlcod to Hll . Call will 1ceept trodo. Coli 448· 448· 8340 or 1175·1898. 2421. 1984 Rlvloro, PS. PI, 1878 Chovy Blo1or. 4x4 crulae, white l•nd•u top, outo. PI, PB, AM·FM, 8 wire wheels. tih. dirk red trock. N- rodlal tlroo. Gocd metaHic, concert eound IYI- cond. 304·81!2·2888. _.. tem. r~r d.,ogger. 10.000 1 4:-4_1_·_9_3_8_4_.-:--- 1'974 Dodge Von Trodes• l·m:-:-I.::'C':'•_1-: 11111n 200. lnoulotld, cor· 1978 Corvette, 81 petod, •1 ,000.00. Phone 11 E 304·,11711· 8871. m ••·. xc. cond . 38211 81 Skylork Limited, V·l, 2 Dr., air. po, pb, tilt Ito cruise, 83.000 mi . •41100. 2411· 51133 after I p.m. 1874 Pinto' ototlanwogon. con 1114·241·8101. 1883 Ford Folrmont Futuro. PS,PB,AC. 4 door, 24,000 mHeo, ••cellont condition. ee.ooo firm. Coli 841· 2933. 18811 Dodge Dort, 8 cy· IInder, new battery . •400.00. Cofl. o1tor 2:00, 818·3111 . 19n CordOba 1or sale. 11811 Ford Golllxle ,._o for Hla. Call 304-n3·111111 . 74 Motorcycles 1884 Hondo 20011 ox. con d. C1il 4411."9777 or 4411· 3812. 1880'KAW 100 LTD. 8,000 mi., oxa. concl. Call 4411· 1777 or 4411·3112. 1882 Huloy Dovldoon Sport- 21ith Anniversary Umlted Edition. $3200.00 firm. Call aftar 11 :90 pm,ll48·21112 . 1877 . lulukl RM80 UOO.OO. ru111 goed. 304· 1171·4012. body go- TO HIS HEAD . '· (I) Tie Tee Dough PKA Full Contact K - . from Lake Chorl11, LA Gene McComb ""· Oli"er Mil1ctr in a 9-round bout lor tho U.S. Light Middleweight Championship. (90 min-I Cll Major a-boll: AUiontol at Cincinnati (I) • (() FMtlly Feud (!)J_.ty ()!» Wheel of Fortune 111 ·N - Name That Tune . • WKRP In Cincinnati 8 :00 • (I) (!) A T - The T earn is sent to rescue a - h y edvent.. who has boen ambushed by river pir· oteo along tho Amazon. (2 ln.) (I) IIHt !Ago In tile 8th Gnlde An ••·high school . lo- encoumora the girl of hits edoleocent fantaoies. (I) MOVIE: .,.... Big Fix' ()) Oeiltle Bon . 111 Foui-Upo. ANNIE a - NO MTTEfl HOYf CI.EIIfffl TliEV TRV 10 Be. JAIIE DEAL ALMI~ FII'IOS 'EM! BUT IT TAKES Tlfi/IE- er /IIIOimV- (() a · ll11pe/llunden: Season Premiere. • (I) Ill AfterMASH Sea· son Premiere . The hospital staff nervously prej>ares to wek:ome· its new administrator while Ktinger poses a& e doctor to the police. (() CHl Novo 'Papua New Guinea : AntiYopqlogy on Trial.' Thio film examines what people who are itu· died by anthropologists think of those anthropologists . IRl (60 min.) (Oosed Captioned[ . • MOVIE: 'In Herm'o ALLEY O()P ~ RINGLES'S SERVICE. ••· perienced carpenter, electriclan. maaon . paimar. roofing (including hot tar opplicotlon) 304·675·2088 or 675·4680 . , ... A.T THIE' RAil. HOAP, L SHAU. COI'n'A<" ONE .::: ., ,. _. FUOiiN ... ~ ~ .. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Molt walla qompleted same . ~~ day. Pump sakts and servi· '., ••• : 304· 896·3802. ' ·• 8uilding remodeling, repair· •1 ing. cell collect 1 ·304-937· ., 2926. GASOLINE ALLEY Plumbing 8o Heating He11, Rov, ol' pal! us help you Cl2n'l:l ' . '' . CARTER'S PLUMBING • AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Gollipolio, Ol)io '' Phone 614·448 · 3BB8 or , ', ' 814· 448·4477 ... .... • lNG . Rt. 1, So• 356, Galli · , ; polis. Coll614·36.7·0676 . · • '' SHUlAW'S Plumbing and 1 ', Heating, 211 Sl•th St.. ' Poin1 Pleasant. W. Va. 304- ,.; 876·6420 . licensed and insured. '. tome! . (I) 1]1 'Miatral's . Daughter' Part 2 (I) ·a.-. Boy Packen: The Groo. . . .od F.......ise The hiotory and the ee~y struggles of the Green Bay Packers foo1boll team are examined. 160 min.! CHl Vletneo'n: A Television History 'Legacies.' Ameri· ca's legacy in the Vietnam conflict inctudes more than 500,000 million Aoian refu· gees, 2 .5. mil~on Vietnam veterans and some ques-tions which won't go away. (F!J 160 min .) [Closed Cep. tionedl . 1 0:00 • (I) (!) Remington Steele Remington Steele is mysteriOusly linked with a boautiful French girl end chased by a de•dly trio of jewel thii!ves . 160 min.) WINNIE ,.. Good-1 E"cavating, base i.~-: menta. footers. driveways, ' &/II septic tanks, landsc1ping . · Call onytime 814 -446 · .; 4537. Jama•l. Davison, Jr. ,ou owner. · .~ W~odNuts (J) 3rd Annual Lotendery Pod<ot BIUiords Stan Min· •• "' J .A.. R.Construction Co.Rua ~ tlond , Oh ,614· 742 ·2903: B11ements. Footers, Cona crete work, . Backhoe ' a. Doter e. Ditch•. Dump,, ~ trucks, & watar-gasasewera 1 electrical llne1. · ., ., VOO BETTER FORTH' WOODS-· FAST!! ' ·~ .. :' I , WATER SERVICE . ·' Clll J 'm L 1 304 876 ·1 7397. ' on"· · ·, ~ • - - - - - -.' ·'•' TRISTATE · ' ~ U!'HOLITI!RV 8HOP 1113 Sec. Ave.. Ootllpollll. • 114·441·7133 or 814·446· 1133. CHl The 011 Klnlfcloms: A . (I) (I) (!) • (I) (jJ Gl 111 Newa (I) Nl{jhtn- of Cocaine Featured in thiS documentary is a former high sChool beauty queen , a poychia1rist and a f11hion e,.;ecutiW who haVe abuaed cocaine. (IJ MOYIE: 'Under Fire' (I) Another llfli (J) NFL's ._....,. The Men Who Ployed The Game . Cll Dod's Anny · • Benny Hill Show 11 :30 • .(1) (!) Tonight Show Tonight'1 guests ore Carl • Rainer end Laura Broimigan. min.) (J) But of Groucho .11 :00 • ...• clstemo, poolo filled . Phone · 387·01123 or 387·7741 night or d1y. t ... Part 1 .Soap SEWING Machine repaira, · lervlce . Authorized Singer J Sales & Service Sharpen • Scisson . Fabric Shop r ·•. : Pomoroy. 614· 882·2284. -· • ~ '• Seo ·of Conflict Tonight's program focuses on 1he pol· itical and economic position tha\ tho omaller Areb states of the Persian GuH occupy within the world community and 1he role oi, money and devc,iopmeni will ploy in their future. IRl (60 min.) [Closed Coptionadl ;::;:::::::;;:::::=:;:==: ·-' •••' 1 -Kon'o --------: ···· ..... Wiler Sorvlco , Wotlo. 10:30 W ~Attractions (I) Album . Flooh: Everly Broo. (I) 1'\WIIOm Children (I) MOVIE: 'Hotter Skel· LIGHT OUT D.A.Boeton excav•ting, complete dozer and dump ... ( truck urvices. Call 867· , 61128 or 378·6288, ' Guernsey co.w . very gentle, ,.' good family milk ~;ow . Call ~ 742·3044 after 5:00 or ·., 992:6B98 doytimo. "~ Jomu Boyo Water Service. Aloo poolo flllod . Coli 814· 288 · 1 141 or 1114·4411 · 11711 or 814· 4411· 7811. . nesota Fats vs. kving Crane . 160 min.) Clla111J..... Cll To Be Announcod ®NewoWideh BARNEY ·'' General Hauling, You fella'9 iHOgood g • Doter Work by Ted Hann.a . Ditches, ponda. r9ads, land dearing . .tc. Call Motor Car Brokers, 446·6692 . ·. - • James Jacoby He's in a hole but climbs out NORTH By James Jonby +KlO! ·A ·tU tAQIUZ +K EAST WEST +&4 Try to avoid ..; overdoee of science in your biddJDc, North bad a very nice baDd facing bla partoer'a opening onespade bid. After South bad rebid two . apades, I would aay, "Well done!" If North simply uke!l for aces and bid a · ....... Instead; be bid three beartl. Tbat gave East the opportunity to +n .74 .KQlOU tsH tKJ4 .QH832 +IOU SOUTH +AQJ872 .Ja tes +A76 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South mal<e a Iead-41recting double. Nol'UI sWIIaucbed into Blackwood and bid · m apodel. Now it fell 011 South's oluiulden to jnstify his partner's optlWeot N- Eut miltle bidding. · Tbe ace of bearts won the opening Pau zt Pau Pus Db!. lead. Tbe t1ng of clabl WIS played, ' 4NT Pau P111 thea a apade to the jaet. Soul!~ 'Pau Pua trumped a low club with the spade 10, Pus overtook the kinl of epades with the OpelliDg lead: . ace and began playing out bla blaet suit winllen. It would that the ·eootract siinply depended upoa the favorable locatl011 of the diamond· monda and East wu left with a beadJdna, bot declarer ri&btly felt be acbe. U be threw' tbe kin& or q - iit ·. could pcetpoMM tllat play untU tbe end beorta away, declarer would play a • beart and fiii'Ce Eut to lead lniO . of tile deal Eventually the last three cards In dummy'• diamond A-Q. If be dlaeard-' · the South band were the jack of eel the di•DMJDC! jack declarer would ' droPiiln.l the ' beaiU and two little diamonds. Dum· play to dummy's 'ace, m;v. wu left with the A-Q-10 of dla· kin& and makiD& liD overtrick: . ,. . - .-r .. .. (() • 111"- Dolls . . Excavating ~ ()1.1lweo'o • Crvwd · ()!» E!R An elderly terminal conc:ef potlen1asks to be set free of his suffering. 9 :00 (I) MOVIE: 'Private ~· (J)700Ciub (J) . . . _ 8ouU of tile 80's John Tote vs . Gerry Coeuaa (Pretoria. South Africa. Oc· Iober, 1979). 160 min.) 8:30 - : - - - - - - - - -'1JIMS Kowoookl Motorcycle 18711 800. col 114-141·2081 . BUTANE ' .._ue Fetty Tree Trimridng. stump remo\lal. Call 304· 676· 1331. - 85 HOOKED (J) RON'S Totevlslon Service: Specializing in Zenith and ... , Motorola, Q_uaur, and , house collo. CaH 304· 67"· 2398 or 814·446·2464. · Electrical Refrigeration HONEY Where the cOnceited weight lifter let hie 7:30 • GENE'S. DEEP STEAM " CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-watar eKtrac .tion. diodoriZet"l. FREE estla mates. Reasonable rates. Gono Smith , 992· 6309. 8o Jumblft: FINIS I Answer: ()INewo ' -------------------JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT· Yesterdey'a I XI I X I l (.-...-,_, XIl ) .Jwlfwrawta BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guaa "" rantea. local referenCea furnished . Free estimates. · Call collect 1· 614·237· 0488. 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Rogers Basement Waterproofing . 84 ~ON.E( ,......atwur ' Hondo CRUll Elolnoro . Novor roood. llko now. 1877 lmpllo lor ulo, Excel· •1eo.oo. Glrelll Moped. 4 lllnt condition. Call 992· . montho old, a3IIO.OO. Call 882· 73114 ovonlngo. 3249. '71 Pinto flun About with now motor. 11 ,400.00. 394-178·M71. BORN LOSER vinyl siding, roofing. room addition, storm windowi, otono. Call 614 · 367·0409 or e14·367· 7244. 83 .. ~L~.:" H & S Home Improvements ___,;,_ .' (() a 111 Entol'lllin""'nt Tonight (!) Wheel of Fcnune • (() Wheel of Fortune (() CHl MooeNoll/l.ohrer PAINTING- interior and ex· torior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs. e•p. Coli 614·388:9662. 1 976 ford Granada, wills~ll choop, 304·675-2663 after 6PM. ' TYCOON WAS ; CHl IlDdy Electric • One Dey crt • nma 7:00 • (I) PM Magazine (J) HeN .Corne tho Brides Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now inataUing rubber roofs. 30 years eJtperlence, specializing in built up ioof. Call 614· 388· 9867. 82 WHA'TTH..tt BAK!I'I:Y R-' Home Improvements ____ I () (I) Lucy BMw (I) Or. WilD ------ 81 b HAIKK R..,._ 1977 GMC motor homo, 26 ft . Elogonzo fully oqulppod, one owner, bea,.,tlful motor home, Now Michelin tlroo. ln house mechani_c . Seeing is believing . Coli 614·593· · 33113. Athens. Oh. · Briarpatch Kennels Profes· sional All·breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa- f cililieo. Englioh Cocker Sponiel puppies. Call 614· 388· 61 9790. . Free natural gat, stocked Fall V ard Care Mulching, .fertilizing, liming, reseeding pond; would make a beauti- l-::-:---:------& trantplanting. Also for ful setting for 8 homo. 44 Apartment l44~6i'ijji;;c;;tf~o;rlRie;nntt- sale: cow manure & top soU. Poeeible owner financing at for Rent Contac1 Bruce Davison, Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· 6 pet. Only 83.000 down. Reduced to $360. per acre 1- - - - - - - - - 814· 268· 1427. nolo. AKC Chow puppieo, COUNTRY MOBILE Home for quick aale. 304-675· SiameM klttena. new litter• Park, Route 33. North of Beef .ready for freezer 45 CFA 6540. HimalaYan and Persian JACKSON ESTATES Pomeroy. large Iota. Call cents· per pound on hoof. kittena. Call 614·448· 3B44 614·992· 7479. APARTMENTS (Equal Call 446· 1062. otter e. · ·Housing Opportunity) hes Re n ta ls one lnd two bedrooma. rent Trailer lots. sewer and water Approximately 2500 ft . sea· starting at I 163 for one furnished. small children soned cherry lumber $800 1 0 American Pit Bull pupbedroom and $198 per accepted . 304·676· 1076 free dellvory. Call 446· pies. Coll614· 388· 9661 . 41 Houses for Rent mon~h for tWo bedroom. 8038 . Loped Ear Robbito. Call with 8 200 deposit located Private mobile homo lot. F!t. near Foodland and Spring 2. 6 miles from town. 22 caliber pistol 8 ln . barrel, 446· 0169. 304·675·3030 or 676· holster. bok shells. ••c. Small furnished house, VaHey Plaza. pool and TV . 3431 . Rog . Poodle dogs & ant . Call 446 ~ 2745 or leave cond. t76 or trade for AKC adults only. Call 446·0338. puppieo. Call 446·0867 . meuage . shotqun. Coli 446·8,~ 14. Unfurnished house. 3 bdr .. Merc haml 1se Reg. Cocker Spaniel, Nice swingset complete AKC stove. ref. Rodney Village II, Furnished, efficiency t146 white buss coiQred. great with 2 swings, glider. teeter with children, 8275 mo. Call 446 ·4416 utilties paid. single. share 1 year old, totter~ horae a. slide, 3 yrs. bath, 607 2nd. Ave., Galli· l-::-:-...,..,------after 9 PM . $126. Cell' 448·3431 . old 140. Call446·8114. polls . Call 448·44 16 alteo 51 Household Goods 3 bdr. house deluxe Pt. SP M . male AKC Collie pup1 2 Cabbage Patch Oollo new Two Pleasant . 3 bdr. hQUH 60 tri-color, also stud service SWAIN For lease overlooking, city in boxes with adoption pap- coll614·582·4839. acres Eureka. Oh . Call 675· & FURNITURE AUCTION LR, fully pork, 2 bdr., ers, $66 each. CaH 446· 5104. equipped kitchen. dining 62 Olive St., Gollipollo. New 2087. AKC registered Beagle pupFor Rent· large 3 BR hou1e, area. unfurnished. 8180 mo. & used wood & coal stoves, ploo. *60.00. Call otter 4:00 Call PJ's, 446·1819 or 6 piece wood living room Creftmatic King Size Bed, in town. near schools. 1 Y2 PM . 304·1176-6287. with 8 incH flat arms ~owery organ w/ rhythm IUite 446·4426 . bath. fireplace, appliances, 1399, bunk bedo complete boots. 448·3101 . fenced in yard. 8325 mo. White male spitz. 4¥2 years plus security deposit. Call 2 bdr. apts. utiltles part paid, with bunklea 81&9. 2 piecel·- - - - - - - - - - - - - old, wonderful personality, antron livingrDom suites B HP Snapper riding mower. newly decorated . Call 67638B·8248. 1199, antron recliners 899. Exc. condition. 1400.00. ell shots, housebroken, 304· 6104. 622· 7879. ott,.er recliners 880. maple , 446·4113. Business building . Office 1-:::::::========= space. 2 bdr ., upttairs apt. 1 small furn . efficiency for 1 dinette sets $179, boK Garage for repair or body gentleman only. Call 446· springs & mattress twin or 1 971 Camero 1600. 1979 I· full $100 ocrt rogulor·flrm KR 185 Hondo $1 50. Hog· 57 Musical work. , Call 446· 7672 or 033B. 8120. maple dinene chairs water new $76. · Portable Instruments 446·1980. 1 BR apt. convenient loca- 835. wesh stands 134, milking machine $600. Po- 1- - - - - - - - - - House for rent references tion. no pets. security dep· mapl• rockere *59, 7 piece weN tobacco Htter $ 1 00 ~ chrome dlnotte set$149, 6 Coll814·245· 9698. Und band instruments for required. Inquire at 631 osit . Call 446·2056 . piece dinette set 199. used Ale. Frank'' Pawn Shop, F~urth Ave ., Gallipolis. Oh. Small garag~ apartment in bec:troom suit11, refrigera· ladie1 diamond cluster ring 430 2nd . Ave., Gallipolis, Newly painted 6. rm . 2 bdr. Gallipolis, fUrnished. ideal · tors. ranges. chel1, dressers, appraisal certificate 83.000. 448·0B40. home. Quiet street excellent for one. Nice & clean, new wringer WaJhers. TV's, dry· Will sell for $1,500. Wur·l-------- - - - neighborhood. Ref. & dep· carpet. newly painted . Call ors, & ohoeo. Call614· 4411· litzer piano good cond. Bundy Clarinet, $126 . Call 3169. 446· 1266. $300. Call 448· 0009. osit required. Call Richard 614·992·2430. -lcCiirter 446· 1370 after 6 :00. lAYNE'S FURNITURE Goraga Apt. 2Bft !roo oft Oak furniture, tables.chairs. Bundy trumpot .like new chair, rocker, otto· cupboards, pie nfe, t~•a $260.00. 304·675·4828 . Sofa., street parking, 322 Third Small 3 room house. 4 White Ave. Unfurnished, 11 50 mo. Ave. Adults only, no pets. man. 3 tables, (ektra heavy), phonea, desk. also antiques Call 446 · 374B or 266 · 8685. Sofa, chair end love- and glassware. Open SunF!et.' re~uired. 446·9779 . seat, $275. Sofas and chairs d,eya. · Conkel~s TUppers· 1903. priced from *286. to $896. plains, Rt.7 . & Vegetables lovely. large 4 bedroom 2 b'ath home, fully carpeted, Furniahad Efficienty, 8150. Tables, $50 and up to $126. lR , , DR, . Kit. stove. dis- Utilities paid, share bath. Hideaa•bed,,$390. .end up Bricks for ule to make 8550 .. solo beds *146, beautiful fire place. 2 brown hwasher.. AC, gar .• and bsnit 7-1 4th, Gallipolis. 446· to $285. to 1375., wheels for 1976 Cutlass. Recliners, 4416 alter 8 p.m. near downtown Pomeroy; Lampo hom *28. to 1125. Coli 949-2086. 8360 mo. Coll446·0118. 2 bdr. apt. ·stove refrig. pc. dinattel from $109 .• to water fumished. new carpet 436. 7 . pc. nag and up. Flrowood 120.00 pickup 513 3rd. Ave .. $136 mo. includes water, deposit re- LR, BDR , hall. $225 mo .. Wood tabla with six ch8ir1 load; 130.00 delivered . quired . Call 446·4222, 9 to quiet area near Silver Bridge &2811 to 1746. Dollk •110 304· 675· 2991 or 304·676· up to t225 . Hutches, $650. 6782 . 5. . . Plaza. Call 446·0116. Bunk bed complete with mattres~es. •276. and up to 3 rm . furnished apt., suitable Steel I beama, angle irons, House for rent 3 bedroom home, unfurnished, fuel oil for one or two. Call 446- 8396. Baby bach, S110. sheet steel, gr~ting, 18 Mattresses o; bok spring•. cents to 25 cents per lb. furnace. Call 614· 992 · 3733 days. 446·0171 e"e. full or twin. •ss.. firm. $68. Conduit and galv drain pipe. 6163. F!l"erslde Apts. Middleport. and 878. Queen sets, $195. gas ceilir.g fvrnaces, Red raspberries. Taylors Sorry Patch. Call446·8192. For rent. or option to buy. 3 Special rates •for Senior 4 dr. chasti, 142. 6 dr. 150.000 btu; electric ceiling che1t1, $64 . Bad frames, 8130. Equal Hou ... Citizens. heotoro. 16.000 & 30.000 Winter potatoes, apples, bedrooms, le~el lot, garage, basement . Middleport . lng Opportunities. 614· 120.and 826., 10 gun· Gun btu. Parts bins. steel work pumpkins, cider. and pro cabinets. $360. Ges or tablt. electric motore "3 8250.00 month. Referen· 992·7721 . electric rangeo *375. Baby pha11" 3V. hp & 126 hp. duce. Harris Farms. At. 124, COl. 992·3510 . Portland , Ohio . Call 843· Newly redecorated, 1 bed- mattresses. e26 S. •3&, bed Firebrick. electric hoist, gear 5183. . framos no. t26, Ito 830. room, partially furnished, boxs, electrical fhr.turea, Four bedrooms. two baths. king frame 860. Good selec· panels. breakers. ltaners. garage. 'h mile from Neigs *226. Deposit required. Call High School 6260 .00 per 614 · 992 · 5319 or 992· tion of bedroom auit81, Old ·w. Va. Malleable Iron rockers. metal cabinets. Plant, 8 :30AM to 3 :30·PM, Fmn S1!ppl11~s 'month plus deposit. Phone 2815 . headboards t38 & up to Mon thru Fri. Minimum days 614-992a6461 or ev· "" LIVt:SIIJd Furnished 2 bedroom apart- 866 . purchase •25.00. enlngo 614·992·3301. ·-:.-·-· -··--··-·-· . ments in Middleport. Adults, 2 houses for rent and bar for . no pets, security deposit. Used Furniture -· dryers. Heavy duty chain• end bind· head boards, and 2 bedroom ers for 10le. 304·876· 7789. · sale or lease wjth option 10 j Cell 614·992· 3B74. suites, coal stove. 3 miles 61 Farm Equipment buy. 304·675-6720. ' 2 bedroom apartment for out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am McDaniel Custom Butchering. 8 days i week. 304· Small 2 br located In Camp rent $280 .00 per month. to 5pm, Mon. thru Sat. Now Holland forage equl· 882 · 3224. Conley. 8140. month. 304· Utilities included. Call 773- 614·446·0322 p.ln1erest free financing un, 6423 . 875·3812 or 676·1371 . GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Firewood .• 20 . 00 load. tll Sopt. 1. 1986, naw and I 6 room unfurnished aparta Washers, dryers. refrigera- $30.00 delivered. Coli after u•ed . Grinder mixers • manure spreaders, interest 1 ment for rent. Call 992- tors. ranges . Skaggs Ap- 6pm, 304·4118·1728. 42 Mobile Homes pliances. Upper River Rd. free until 4· 1· 86. All Now , 5434, 992·5914, or 1·304· for Rent beside Stone Crest Motel. One 8 ft Kold·Droft cooler. Holland hay tOola. Interest ; 882·26,86 . 614·448· 7398. One eft Perlick cooler .. One free until 7·1·B6; 1· Uoed ' Furnish&d efficency apan3key 2 topdroft cooler. Two modot 71 & Now Holland 12x60 excellent condition, : ment with ground floor. ~ounty Appliance, Inc . Ice blno .. Ono 3 boy bar oink. chopper with ona row hood, adulta orily, 1 below Eureka. j cable. frea perking and close Good uMd appliances end 304· 876·11178 after 6 PM ono uoed Gohl blower *810. one used oupor 717 New references & dep. •140 mo . to downtown Pomeroy. Call TV sell. Open 8AM to8PM . or 676· 78911. ·, Holland choppiC' with one Coll614·643· 2644 or 614· 992·5738 . Mon thru .Sat. 448·1699, 843·2916 . 627 3rd. Ave. Gaiilpollo, Bor typo cooler. 1 0 ft long 4 row hood •11100. 2· uood Cobey forage bo•oo with APARTMENTS , mobile OH . . Sliding Two bdr. mobile home, homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant 1 - - - - - - -- - - - compartmentl atolnlooo dooro. uoo.oo. tandem uol runni~g goors, completely furnilhed on Bob and Gallipolis. 614 -446- Frigidaire custom deluxe jolt 304·BB2·2588 or 882· oxc. cond. Coli on price, 4 McCormick Rd. Call 448· 8221 . uood New ldlo com plclte<o action auto washer, rapid 3263 from t700. to UIIOO. New 9889. dry. exc. cond. 876. Coli and Ulld Grovoty boxao. One bedroom apt and mo- 446·8114. F~rnishad 2 bdra. TV cable. Check with ua on the 2'12 bile homes for ren1 call 55 Building Supplies clean. quiet. beautiful river· 304·675· 3000 or 61 4·446· Two and tobleo •5.00. Call pet. Interest aeaH on New view in Kanauga. Foaters 0682. 446·811 .4 . Farm Equipment. WI have Trailer Pork. 448· 1602. great deals on New AHit Building Materials . Apartments in Henderson Oak king aile bedroom suite, Block, brick. •-•r plpoo, Che'h11ers Tracton end 2 bdr .. AC, gn heat, wall to 304· 676·1972 attar 6 PM . 2 yrs. old, good quality Gleaner Comblnoo. Kllfero wollcorpot In Gallipolis. Cell condition , *1.400. Coli windows , lintels. etc . Service Cantor, 304·896· Claude Wlntero, Rio Gronde, 3874, Pt. Pl11oont. Rlptri lifter 5PM. 446· 1409. One bedroom furni·s hed apt, 446·4789 after 6 . 0. Coll814-246·11121. Rd . St . ant, 87 or Laon, WV .. utilitiea paid . 304· 675 · 12•60 li! bdr., 2 mile from 7112. Moytlog dryer $100.00. dur· HMC . Call 446 ·3697 or lng cloys 814· 992· 8481 ov· 4411-01 67. enlngo 814·992· 3301 . 46 Furnished Rooms 1~-------------­ · Mobllo homo lot & mobile Klng Woodburner. only used home for rent. 2 mi. from For rent SIHping Rooms 2 montha. Excellent condla Gotlipolio. Coli 446·l 062. and light houH kHplng lion. *300:00. C1ll 817· roome. Park Central Hotel. 3378. Very nice. 2 bdr.. unfur- Call 614·446·0768. nlohed. located Rt. 6BB, Suburban coal or wood edulto ordy. no potl, 81B5 Furnished room, 8146 . Utili· burner , stove •176 .00 . mo. pluo clepooil: Call 448· tiel, range, ref. Shere bilth. Swivel ton chair *20.00. 2300. . Men only. 818 Soc ...Golllpo· 304· 773·5231. lio. 446·4416 oftor 8 p.m. Fully lurniohed, 2 bdr .. 7 _p c wood living room suite, edultl only. Coll4411·4110. I-:-::--::---:--:::---- exc cond. 1300.00 or belt offer. 2borotoolo. 304·8711· Threo bedroom, 12 by 115, 46 Space for Rent 4184. 111r condition. wooher, dryer, 1 - - - - - - - - - - funtlohH UOO.OOpluodlp· Good 17 In color TV oelt and utNitloo . Call 614· Troller opoco. l'> ocre prlvote a1 00.00 cooh. Mott,... and 79 lot, Gr- locol ochool, 4 box apringo . 304· &75. Ill-74 • mllu from city nHr Conti· 3864. Uberty Mobllo homo for Mry. Coll446· 3918. .... 10XBO. 12700.00 . 1-....:..__ _ _ _ __ Brukfaot HI, butcher block CIIII'tor appointment. 986· Trailer opoce on private lot. octogon ohope top, with , county water, 2 mi. from forrnica. chrome lega. 42U· Kyger Crook hlvh ochool. Motchlng · cone buk ond ~·rnilhod C1mp Need rof. 846 pluo u -. t oh1lro with chrome ~. mo. 304- 448·3780 or 1114·3117· logo. $2711.00. · 304·1711· 171-1371 011176·3812. 0307. 43119. llko - · . ..•• 79 Motors Homes lit Campers Judy l'oylor Grooming. Call 614·367·7220. 86. 1 acres in Elmwood, WV. 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QPOZDVXUF SPX ZYP TE ATOUL, DG ZYPOP • • DOP NQPZZF ())~ Am8ric:a ZYPS . - RDXP DIGZPX Yeslenlay'l CI'Jploquote: TAcr IN AUDACITY IS KNOWING HOW FAR YOU CAN GO WITHOt.rr GOING TOO FAR. -JEAN cocrEAU ()) Ill c.rtopelgn .'84 Den Rather hosts thlalool< at tho lateat news iJn the presidential campaign trail . • • 1)1 NlglttiiM Twilight Zone l ATSPX ZT LPGPOCP .. ,. .' �2-The Sentinel Judgments sought Area deaths Donald C. Grimm · Funeral services were heldat2: 30 p.m. today In Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, W.Va. , for Donald C. Grimm,89,NewHaven,W.Va.,who died Saturday In Veterans MemorIal Hospital. · The Rev. Dave Fields Jr. off!· elated, and burial will be In Onion Cemetery. Born Oct. a!, 1894, at Letart, W.Va., son of the late Mllo and Emma Gibson Grlmni, he was a rettred carpenter, a World War I Amly Veteran, and a m€nlher of American Legion Smlth-Capehart ~t 140 at New Haven and VFW ~t 9926 at Mason. He was preceded In death by his wife. Goldie F. Roush Grimm; by a daughter, Irene May Grimm; and by ~brothers and a sister. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Mary E . Morgan of CottageviDe, W.Va. , Mrs. Alberta L. Hubbard of Syracuse, and Mrs. Ester R. King and Mrs. Florence M. Powell, both of New Haven; a son, Donald C. Jr. of Auburn, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs. Allee Board of Orrville, Mrs. Elizabeth Finnicum of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Bertha Steele ofMogadore; and15grandchlldren, 23 great-grandchildren and a greatgreat-grandson. ·Gene E. Riley Gene E. Riley, 52, Clifton, died Sunday In Holzer Medical Center. Born March 28, l!!:fl, In West Columbia, hewas thesonofEdWard "Joe" Riley, Clifton, and the late Jennie H. McNickles RUey .. He was a master welder In maintenance for 29 years and worked at the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Plant. Hewasaveter.moftheKoreanWar, having served In the U.S, Anny,and a member of cutton United MethDdlst ChUrch. Swvlvlng are his 'wife, Mary K. Johnson Riley; daughters and sons-In-law, Joyce E. andJac)( Well, Darwin, Ohio, and Jan E . and James Parker, Huntington; sons, James Dwight and Jeffrey Clark RUey, both of Clifton; father and mother-In-law, Harold and Mabel Johnson, Point Pleasant; granddaughter. Jenna L. Parker, and several aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be at 1: 30 p.m . Wednesday In Clifton United MetOOdlst Church with the Rev. Richard Carpenter o!flclatlng. Bor!al wm follow In Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may can at Foglesong Funeral Home from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday and one hour prtor to services at the church. The famtly requests that In li~ of flowers contrtbutions he made!Dthe Mason County Chapter of the American Cancer SocietY. Lulu Belle Murray Mrs. Lulu Belle Murray, 101, for manyyearsaresklentofGrantSt.ln Mlddleport, died Tuesday morning at the Jackson General Hospital In Ripley, W.Va. Mrs. Murraywasamernberofthe Middleport Ftrst Baptist Church and had resided In Middleport Yiell pasi her 100th birthday. She was hOnored annually on the occasion by the church and others. Arrangements are being made at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Fun· era! Home In Middleport. ordered by Judge · answer six calls A ludgement for $43,183.85 has been ordered against WW!am R. and Helen M. Capehart In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. This suit, fUed by The Kissell Company against the Capeharts and Household Finance Loan Corp., sterns from default on a prornlsory note for property In Rutland Township. The mortgage on said property Is to be foreclosed and the property sold. An action to quiet tltleon property In Rutland \dllage has been ffied by Effie M. Buskirk, Rutland, against . Isaac Wright, If living, address unknown. In a reciprocal action for chlld support, Charles R. Hatfleld, Rutland, has been ordered to make support payments to Janet Kindell, Conway. North Carolina. Also In Meigs Conunon Pleas, 0\1 request from Donna Lee Selk, Rutland. a restraining order has been Issued against EdWard M. Selk, also of Rutland, pending divorce proceedings. ' .l Veterans Memorial Admissions---Rodney Sp)res, Cheshire; Ruby Morris, Racine; Leola Keck, Pomeroy; Clara Riley, Middleport; Joey Pridemore, Pomeroy; Cecil Frazier , Middleport. DisCharges--Mary Mllhoan, Ronald Pickens. The Emergency Medical Service · tnade slx runs Monday In Melgs County. _A.!_ 5:48 .a.m .. Pomeroy went to Pine Grove Rd. for Ruby Morris to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 11:59 a.m., Pomeroy went to Hiland Rd. for John Nelson to Veterans Memorial. Life Flight !lew JohD Nelson to Grant Hospital In COium· bus at 2:51p.m. Middleport went to Stonewood Apartments at3: 19p.rn. for CecU Frazier to Veterans ·Memorial. At 5:42 p.m .• Pomeroy went to 830 East Main for Joe Pridemore to Veterans Memorial. At 7 p.m., Middleport went to 3QI Stonewood Apartments . again for Cecil Frazier to Veterans Memorial. Over the weekend, area squads answered 13 calls. Roderick heanl ease To end marriages Donna Lee Slek, Rutland has llled for a divorce from EdWard M. Siek, also of Rutland, on the grounds of gross ileglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Terry Lee Snider and Randall Dale :;;ntder. · both o( Pomeroy, have llled for a dlssolu· tlon ol their marriage. The State of . West VIrginia and Marsha Payne, have fUed a reciprocal action for support against James Payne. Steven L. Story has been appointed counsel for the defendant In a case filed by the state against P<!._ul Steinmetz, Sr. Meanwhile, Donald C. Ward has fl1ed a petition for divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Donna Ward. Donna Ward countered suit and was granted a divorce on the grounds of gross neglect of duty andextremecruelty, and adultery. $he was restored to her fonner name of Koehler. -----, 1~----------------- I I I I I I I I I I I Bring this super savings on your class ring . Every ring is ArtCarved 1 backed by the ArtCarved Full Lifetime Warranty. This offer expires November 30, 1984 and is to be used only for the purchase of ArtCarved Siladium• highschool class nngs. 1\. I\.V L JID"JQ1D\ n:o., CLASS RINGS I Marriage licenses have been Issued In Melgs County Probate Court to Clifford Murray, Jr., 22, Middleport and Diana Louise Shamblin, '!1, Mlddleport, and to Gary Keith Butler, 23, RaVI!IISWOOd, and Alana Lynn Lyons, 16, Racine. No.111 .1184 ~~ F1reburs1 su·nligtt! Des1gn Personal Unoer Slone Name Full Name Enoravu-.g t==========~l 1 MlddleportwWknowtnroto!IOdays COUPON DAYS II,~=~~~~~~ lfthegrantforthectepotpurchasels night.Lowlnthernld.OOS. Southwesterly winds 10.~ mph, becoming northwesterly by morning. Wednesday, mostly, cloudy with a chance of ·showers. High around 70. Chance of raln !IJ per cent tonight and 40 percent Wednesday. Exteaded F01 ec88t 'l1mrlday tlnuch Salurclay: Fair and coolllawlh the period. IIIIMirool tbentii!Oa tG III'OUJ!d80. Lows .. lhe mld-llllllD lhe mlcHOs. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY OCTOBER 9, 1984 * name and address. i i TO REGISTER TO VOTE, YOU MUST IE: i * •A U. S. Citizen · '* *At Least 18 by the General Election J * · •A resident of Ohio ""' I. ·* IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED, VISIT THE BOARD'S OFFICE IN PERSON. I !t or PHONE THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS, or MAIL THE BOARD ACARD !t I if: YOU MAY IEGISTII AT FOlLOWING LOCAnONS: it I .~ MEIGS COUNTY SENIOR ClnZENS, llulbeny ilei&hts, Pomeroy *: I . Monday thru friday 1:30 to 4:00 DEPillY REGISTRAR OF IOTOR VEHICLES. 186 llulenY ~. POIIIIIOY * I I · MondiJ, Wednesdey, Friday 9:00 to 4:00 * I Tuesday 10:00 to 1:00 : · Thursdey end Slturday 1:00 to 1:00 . COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, hlp County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Oh. !t :. *!t MEIGS Monday ltlru Friday 1:30 to 4:30 it COUNTY BOARD Of ELECTIONS. lllsonic T.-ple ltlildin&, :. ,._ lf- !t : I lDDITIOIIAL HOUIS FOR IEII IATIOI: Friday Evtnlnp: Sept. 21end 21, Oct. 5-6 to 9 p.m. , Slturdayl, Sept. 22, 29 alld Oct. 6-9 1.111. to 1 p.m. Tuesdey, October 9-AII day, 9 •·•· to 9 p.m. · OCTOID t IS 1M Un NY 1'0 ... A CU. . If MIMI AIID AilE ISS Ill 01111 YO V~ Ill ,_ PW. UCIIOIIII . ' ' ' .- • .at y Ohio, • • enttn.e September ' PHOTO EXPRESS AT . PHOTO EXPRESS ·1 MIDDLEPOIT, OH. I I. I s1 UMIT ' 1111 CUSTO.I OHor Good Sep!. 25-21 ANY ROU Of FILM I I II I S1 I PIOCISSED 1.:--~---------.L 0.. hour, Of . . . . day proctai... Y- film now or ltawts ,... store. Cluali!y prim .., llillalc ......-. •· wtlopillg with Kodak chtlllic. pro· lodiwi -.wn for aU,_- .,...11-. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice af Salad·, Roll & Drink . CROW'S FAMILY REST AU~ANT OH. PH. 992-5432 '' PLANT HOLLAND'S . SPRING FLOWERING. ' BULBSNOW! .= Wt'H help you ae1ect from our wide F I tit htt61'1!10 you . ~~tn'a rnlrat:laa • En-· to plnht quctllty Imported bulbi ' • Bin Ia bloom . •F.nt:l. It it ~ ~ It ,. • . . • I ----------~-, $1 - Save One Dol..r · $11 VIllAGE PHARMACY ELIEIFELDS I II t1., I • Gk•• •~ prop- Jy o,.ue ... ~. otl!lr. 'I** 1 IMilr ouulld board are Pllt O'Bitea, auutle FloJn<elt, ... . ,...... . . ' !t .. ..!'lUll . !.,Rt..!Ji,''..!!l1~--..:.---------l l . *********'*************************; • . ~---__873J2l,Ol ____ P. 0. Box 411. Po111roy, 011. 4571t-04U - PH. 992-2697 · Renlar Ho1rs; 1:30-4:30 MondaST'Y- friday . SeePapl • ' .. - i it PftdlrJionl on PaAe 4 purchase that through other fUnds, theequipment mayor pointed out. 1 !t · : You must URdate your registration when you change your ~it It Service news · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~·. Till ~~[il]r; &lory, ·pllolio . . . . 7 Hoople likes Penn State . • Mayor Fred Hoffman reported a year ~ but have been vandal- • observanceotHallaweenlnthetoWn, ; !zed. The cost wW be from $211) to but took no action pending pnulble the Meigs County Canmlssloners approved for Middleport, a block $350. The canpany wW replace action by the Mlddlejlor1 Chamlia-> grant application for $aJ,(JX) which trees that have died. • of Commerce In staging a public· , would be used tO purchase ·the Counctldlscussedcuttlngoftrees party. Councllmen lndlcated tl!at. . abandoliedC.andO.Rallroaddepot and brush in trontoftheolddepot. they are hoping to colnddlnc In Mlddl€port. An application made Councllman Satterfleld said he and whatever activities that take plaa:> • through Mlddleport and Mayor CouncUman Horky ' had lnspecled lntllecommiJPltywlthothernelirby . • Hoffman for an $11,00J grant to be theHudsonSt, areaandhaddeclded townsasfarasdatl!sareconcemed. , used for the purchase of'alr supply little can be done In refetence to r------~--__.: equipment for use by all depart- rocks that are threatening to slide. ments of the county was not Healsolndlcaiedthatthestreetdoes approved as a block grant appllca- . have four speed bumpsoowandthat tion. Mayor Hollman said. How- Is adequate for controllng speeding ever, COOIJillsstOnershaveagreedto on the street. Council discussed the I I : PLUSupto$36worthofcustomfeaturesFREE! . ' Burning issue_(_co_nt_tn_ued_rro_m~pa..:.ge_1.;..) NOVEMBER 6TH ELECTION I : RSVP recognition .. ·cation ready WFNNER8 CHOSEN - n - are tile wl rrr ol the ' " " ' fill oofol1ng OO"teot beld by Veuah-'a Cl!l'llrlal In MJddlepnri, , . . . and Oft10I!d plllce wiDnen l'l'lCftved caoh prbes of $18 lll!d II, uepecttvety, and U*d place wtrmen received other prt&ei. Wll!a!n pictured are ~ St.ewari, a fln6; Katy llariiM, seoond; Gl'IUI& &y!lolds, a secoad; r*MEiG*s••coui1v.voi*Eis, i IN ORDER TO ·YOTE IN THE ! : SVAC roundup . Show~ andth~orrns~ jj;~~~;;;;~~;;~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;.~ Mimiage license · ._ -e or i .i ·1 ••• ' . - J approved on the state level. It was agreed to send a thank-you letter to ToJTeS guest speaker the col)lmissloners for their help. at recent conference By another lH vote, ?.layor Hoffman was authorized tD have Norma Torres, R. N .• nursing North Fourth St. blacktopped when supervisor of the Meigs County work Is completed o~ the new water Health Depai1ment, was a guest . line. The street Is now brick and speaker at a four day conference at Councllman King voted against the University affiliated Cincinnati blacktopping over the brick and Center for Developmental Dis- losing the aesthetic aspects of the orders at Children's Hospital Medi- street. However, Mayor Hoffman cal Center, UnlversityofCinclrulatl, said In previoUS years astrtpthreeto recently. four feet ln width had already been put over top of the b.-leks. Other The ·conference addressed the council members Indicated that nutritional needs of the chronically they. too, are against paving over W handicapped child. Mrs. Torres' brick streets but were not against It topic related tospeclalruralneeds m In t)lls Instance since the strtp of the care of high risk children and concrete already Is over tJie brick Included nutrtt!Onal assessments. street In the area ln question. actual mechanics feeding assessFinn employed ments and use of feeding scales. Her It was agreed to emploY the talk Included an evaluation ol the Trl- Village Landscape Co. to repair possibility of bnplernenlng new trees which were placed In !hi! nutratlonal techniQues In rural business section and other locations counties. The CQnference was attended by phamaclsts, nutrttlonlsts and BuWeather forecast reau of Crippled Chlldren's consultants from 36 states, Canada and It was mistakenly reported Fri- \ Story on PageS CLEVELAND (AP) - The wlnniDg number drawn Monday . night In the Ohio Lot:Wry's dally game, ''The Nurnber,"-was 9'}3. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win· nlng number was 9403. Puerto Rico. day that Meigs Coui!ty Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight had denied the post conviction relief request of Thomas M. Stewart, now serving time In the ChUlicothe Correctlorull FacWty. Judge Knight had earner removed himself from the case and Judge Richard C. Roderick was appointed by the Ohio State Supreme Court to hear the argument of Stewart. ' Ohio lottery winner Happenings·around Meigs County..• $43,1~3 ju~gernent Emergency squads . Three suits stemming from llllllpayment of prornlsory notes, one which Involves real estate, have been llled ln MeigsCwnty Common Pleas Court. Capital Financial Services Inc., Pa-neroy, has asked for a Judgement of $12,038.58 from Raymond and EUeen Justis, Middleport, for nonpayment on a note for property located In Middleport. Farmers Barik and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has asked for a judgem~t of $3,300.00 . from Oscar Imboden, Middleport. and Botkins Grain and Feed CO., Botkins, has asked for $3.336.30 trom Sherman Marcum, Vtntnn · .... •,.,. M!df lfl«t Fire Departllll!lll . IIIIWII8I • tlllal of 45 callS dul1lll · lllelnCI!Ib O(.Auplt, Fire Chief Jeff Dlnt .....Nllleofthecalllwere a 11w ... a were etnaJI!IICY .._ M ... I I I afthedep811111at ..........., nillel dutllll the ft!!l!th ~ _ • r. 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