http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dd234fceda06fc8329381558032d81ab.pdf 8d35bf2692a286b5df41ae9bf296a665 PDF Text Text 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. Kelll! 1lll8d, . . . . c �, , ,commentm~ 111 Court St reet P om erby, Ohio .... ~ ~mli,l ~ ,__-,-,..........,c::l,.,.. "' - . ' . ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher :'f A'I' WHITEHEAD 'BOB HOEFLICH General Maaa&er , Assistant Publlsher/ Conlroller : : · -: · tlvedeanwho~n' thaveenoughto DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEM.BER of The Associated Presa, lnlaad Dally ........ Assocla. Uon and tbe American New spaper PubUollers Assoctall.-. · .~ •· ' • . I I .. •. • LETTtliiS OF OI'INION are welcome. Tbef lllould be 1010 lloU , _ ~ fonl· ~I letters are .Ubjed to edltlq- and muM be llped wltll ume, adllreiiMii • lei . , _ IM!mber. No ..,.....,.. leiters wit be puiJtloiiM. LeUen ' ~ pod tas&e. addrellilnl tasues, net perun•nttes. -be • adjuste~s _ • do and consequently ,occupied blmSelf by promulgating smy little regulations. nie term came to suggest those whO are . unhaWY with the temperature you set when you shOwer, and wish to reach In their hand to adjust the temperato that of their own disposition. The ·most notorious. adjusters In covemment are, of course, those that try to lind means of telllng you rure ___ __w_u_liam _. _ F _._Buc_kley _ Jr. The post !1flce ~. _. COMRADE -HERE ARE TWO · COI='FEE. WHEN YOU EagJ.es , I hoW many synthetic sweetelli!I'S; lor generations. This Is the equlvaf. them to be. WDat ls lolnC on? So I telegraphed to Mr. Eart for inStance, you can take (not ent ol giving Horowitz a plano In more than: m per day) without . Which B below the mtddle c, the Evan at Epoon's oiiiCe In California running the c~ ot contracting next note, lln't B. but A sharp. I ' and asked In a voice frellhted with liver cancer, If YOII are a white would rather listen to the eniu!ni aatonllhmelll, sadness and tndlpamOUSe. TIIeae .shower adjusters, a cacophony, b\>&rlng such · a plano tlon why Epson was doing this to dozen years ago, ran cyclamates played, than tace the wrath of Mr. America. To my ~. I dllroout~town. causlngsomeofUJtoao Horowitz. In Ita latest modell. IBM verect that Mr. Evan was not ~!Vat to the burden ol lmportln& them &JlPeai'S tp haw retrNted. Mean- aware of the reconftluratlon of t~ conventional ' tyepWI'I,tl!t ~~- Infrom Switzerland, where neltbef while, tens o! thouaands of peuple the natiVes nor white ll'llce have had to 10 to the expense of ordering deed, when asked wtlethe!' there were means by which It could ·~ shown any signs ot l*llolllcal other keyboards whenever theY made n<X'I'ilal - some handy · etk4tlon. used IBM machinery. And there appears now to . be Tbe Epson fOlk haw Just come microchip, or whatever - hil liOIIll!lhing ot a temptation to adjust out. with a little lap computer, the replied that he knew or no II,ICh shOw~rs by the technological PX-8, which ts the shower ildJua· device. He was, Cjul~ franldy, bored with the whole subject. To be giants. A lew years bact, mlchty ter·s orgy. · Sudd@nly you bave a IBM produced a typewriter lrey- keybOaro In which the cololl, the a good shower a4Juster It m~ board with the left key that permlta sernJcolon, the quotation mark. 'the neYel' occur to you that any ~ the edicts you hand down are qut'Stlonyou to make capital letters a wh!ile apoistrophe and the parentheses one key away from where It has sat aren't where you grew up knowing able, or should be questioned. (:ost rOOuction; · ·P ~~·. ro_ fit improvement.·~~~~N~FR~~~~.;UT we all knOw. went Into shower lldlustlngln YOUR COFFEES. ONE IN · WI-IAi 1S IHE OTHER WHEN '(OU MEE'T WITH MONDA.Le • . a massive way when they attemP: · ted to force on 111 the use ol a nt~t ZIP code. 'Ibelr arau. ments were, essentially, that If only you will use nine dtllta, your letter will reach Its destination laster, to which the easiest ~ II, )'el, and II you use Federal Expreu, your · lettes- wtll ret there even futl!t. · : CommentsO!Ieconomicsoclety Sometimesstandsostronglyanddearly . HIM, . oJi: their own that any elaboration wrukl merely becloud the Intent of the r""i-~~0 -NE FOR authors. , :sUch as the portrayal of the future by HatTy E . f'lale, chalnnan and chief executive officer of Flgg!e International, employer of ~ than ~.OOJ workers, and authOr of ''The Cost Re\lllctlon .and Prol'lt Improvement HandbOOk." · . Remember that awlul man who : <..,.."A lew years from now machines that today are tapemntrolledwW be · was president lor four YM"~ 1Je VOij:e controlled. They wUI be tended by robots whO ultlrriately wtll have dld some major ·thtnp that were viSion. The only people on \he manufacturing floor wW be setup pen;onnel wrong, but the ...prant act C( service technicians. shower adjusting wu tellllll eve; '1n the very near future, factories Will be operated on a &eVEII-day, cybody that all federal public three-shift basts, while they wW be manned only for one shill fol: live days. lacilltles would not ~ alf conditiThe various machines wtll run automaticallY and slllt off whm the·Job Is · oned to a temperature level of leu ' either completed or requires a toolblg clu)pge. · · than Ill degrees, or whatever It was. ''The factoiY -of the future probably Will •be totally controlled by a 'The Idea, you see, was that any microprocessor, which will be capallle not only o! rwm1ng the entire iemperatures cooler than Ill, demanufacturing operation automatically, but also of fUrnishing an Instant grees was a waste o1 enei'IY· You evaluation of lnventocy. . must understand the mentality or 1 "Instead of the bustle of human activity within a hUge lndustrtal the shower adjuster. complex, there wtll be a few workers wearing white coats, probably on salary, who wtll calrtlly oversee the operation." From Jack Lavecy, Merrill Lyoch director of securitieS and economic. research, and Raymond Stone, manager of financial economics, ·Is this offering about factors that •might restrain 1!ei lnOatlon to less than. ~ WASHINGTON -thepress.a nd can be Interpreted and analyzed Some even gave !;!eagan ••passive should lind educat!Qnal. How many '• percent. "' . approval." _o f the lollowtng qlle!ltlons can you :-"Competitive pnclng. During pertods of rising demand, some ftiTns . the pollsters bave.all but re-elected dtflerenttY depending on how the But In l!IIM. these grouP,S are !Ired answer? (Answers appear at the President Reagan . Yet neither qUEStions are asked and reported adOpt non-competitive prtclng behal(lor; firms set prtres as a mark-up ..•" h!o says. 11 Depenc:llne on one's 14J against Reagan. presldentUil candidate has a do-orend. • over prnductlons costs because they believe they can set raise prices die follqwlng large enough to win rnottw, they can be reported for the 4. In 1!Wl, the lore!&n-pollcy 1. · How much do the t&xpaYftll . withOut a serious loss lp sales. . spotllglll was focused on the Iranian · lose In food-stamp fraud? j)lll'p(lle ol lulllng t~ Reagan the election. The outcome wW be "With deregulation and reregulatlon of many doemsllc Industries and 2. How many U.S. poat oftlces determined by the swing vote- the supporters Into complacency and hostBII'! crtsts, a Carter !Iasco. In the globalization of U.S. markets, a morecompetltlveprtclngmvlrooment 1984, the spoWght Is on Central· serve fewer than 100 customera'!' · Independents who are loyal to Inactivity." has developed. . Here are the concerns raised In America, Lebanon and the Persian , 3. What happened to 399 cars and neither R!!agan nor Walter - "Labor t;OSts. As production levels rise, a maj9r cost ~ Gulf, with Reagan on the defensive. ' trucks that' our foreign aid people Monda I e. the memo: addltlonallabQr Input. In this cycle, however, rising labor costs due to new This· middle vote, now leaning :>. In 1!81, the conservatives were brought to the Middle East? 1. In 191ll, Reagan "had President . workers are providing a smaller push to prtces. 4. How many government . : ' "Two- tier wage structures are appearing with Increasing frequency In · heavily toward ReagaJt, can be- Carter to run against." Cal'ter was wild about Reagan. In 191H, "they an \mpopllar . president' on the changed overnight by a shill In the don't have the same Intensity for weather-serylce offices are pier. :, :Union contracts. These reduce t)le marginal cost of labor since new winds. And a confidential defensive. In 1!184, Reagan faces a 'getting PreSident Reagan reforming unnecessary functions! , poLitical : :)?mployees are hired at below the exlsllng wage." ' 5. How many U.S. agencies memo circulating InSide the White more formidable ttcket, and the elected," the lllen'l() notes. . ' . House warns: 'Ilte Republicans Democrats are on the attack 6. In 1!81, Rei&l!ll hammered at Inspect lncomln& air pasl4!l\la'l "with extreme lnteristty;" the the :Democratic defldt and promand carao'!' could hl\lW lt. The .memo was written by Max memo adds. Answers: 1. About $1 billion a !sed a balanced bllllgft. In 1!184, he 2. In 19111, many key electbral 1.\1 ·hel!l accountable for a budget y~ar. 2. 12,e. 3, Nlnety-ttUw ~ . Hagel, a deputy director of the 1!81 Reagan campaign ,now· a senior sta~ wm! controlled by RepubLI- that Is more out o! balance than . used 191' Jll!fiOnal transport; N can governors, with strong stat~ ever. have ~ Idle for up to two ye&i'l; adviser.. . . " This election Is. far !tom a organizations. In 191H, some o! Add to all this, thi! memo five are missing; and uncounted ; :: Although the presidential election Is stiU more than a month away, plans pushover," he warns. "No matter these states now have Democratic that the Democrats "are othen have ~ commalldotied concludes, already being laid for the winner, whether It's Presldent Reagan or governors. what the polls say now,· as 11 gets flnaJICially healed; they have the by host-countcy otflctall. f . 63.5. Six. ::}Valier F . Mondale, to take the oath of olflcenextJan.lll- adaybelorethe 3. In 1!81, the Democratic special fight and dr1Ve necessary to put on a • (Join oUr protest againSt governcloser to Election Day, !he electo:::!Jiauguratlon. •· rate wtll narrow.' It Is very poSsible Interest blocs - unions, teachers, strong campalan; they are be!ter ment misspending. Wrtte to all•:' Although the Constitution requires that the new president be sworn .In oo we could lose." minorities , feminists, etc. - were organized." .zens AgainSt Waste, P .O. Box 1001, ;. J-an. Ill, the traditional ceremony on thestepsoftheCapltoltsschedul£d for Hugel doesn't trust the polls. less than enthusiastic about Carter. 'I'AXPA YERS' PURSUIT : Ben Franklin Station, Washington, ;:>1¥· 21 this time around. . Here's . a little game taxpayei's OC ~- ) •; • Inaugural C<mmlttee officials, wbo have already begun pmlmlnaJy . ''The experts tell me that the polls for the festivities, deny that the Inauguration was moved up a day to ; • ~ It from conflicting wltl'\ tlie Jan. Ill Super Bowl. . ; ; ;~ }l1 fact. says John Chambers, the C<tnmlt1ee's executive dlrectol', the ftla)lguratlonls always moved upadaywbenJan. 20fallaooaSunday,ult • • ~ this year. If the presidential polls are Iran. carter bad the patience to releaaed the Ll!l5~ on hll barracks IIIII of steeplna Mlr1Del. ;-;· :But. to comply with the constitutional requirement and tomalre!il~Mthat anywhere near correct, then P . T. bring the hOstages home alive Inauguration day. Every newsman .. · I think It Is thne that all . : 1~· countcy doesn't go withOut a chief executive for a ,day, the next · Barnum was rtght. There IS a which was more than his succes- who has been In Lebailon llreii1S to Amertcans · who are officially In sucker born every mtnute. I, lor sors could do with the Marines know that the Ayatollah's thugs are Lebanon be brought home. The ; :_president will be sworn In on Sunday, Jan. Ill. probably In a,short, private • ; .L'fremony, Olambers said. · . one, don't much believe In opinion blown up In their barracks. When training In the Syrian occupied . terrltorlsts al'(' not ahout to stop ;. ; ''ile has to do tt. How he does It Is his prerogative," he said polls, at least six weeks before that haPP,I!IIed, he threa\l!ned "se- leCtin ol Lebanon ' not too far from their killing ways because an ::; ThatwWmeanthatthenextpresldenlwWCOfT1E'tolhelnauguratlonthe electon. ·Grandma used to say, vere retribution'' which never Beirut. Surely we have memberS of Amertcan·p~dent stands tall and < next day already sworn-ln. and that when.he. takes the oath. from Chief ''There's many a slip betwixt the ~- I baw been waiting all week the Air Force near enough to talks "tle'Vere retribution" onlrlfovl> J ustice Warren Burger, It wW be juslfor show, Chambers sajd. cup and the lip," a wise old lorhlmtorepeat thetbreatbuthell Lebanon to give them a doae ol slon thousands ot miles away. The -: Thelastpresldenttobeswomtntwlcelorthe~~~J~MtermwasDwlcbiD. quotation tbat Is still' ~ today, toO buly campaiiP'In& to bother. ··sev~ retribution" If the pm~. only thin& they do undentand II ::£IsenhOWer, In 1953. He llrst ' took the oam In a 3~ minute private I!Sp«<a_lly In presldentl,al politics. . That II wlty the Jalamlc terrorlatl dent would only say the word. But 1 pa~t In ldnd, and II they are 1101 : · :ceremony In the East Room at the White House oil Sunday, !hell took It The presidential election can ~ wtll not stop with bombing two ~ only eontlnueil his campaign and I!Oinl to Ket It, their homblnt ; ·· again at hls lnaugilral on Monday. ' Influenced by anything and usually embaaales and one barracks. They Ilea~ Yeltlal "sev~ retribution" attacks wtll.continue. · • who hav~ never : . The Jan. Ill swearing-In date Is rontalned In the 21st Amendment, made Is. With last week's bombing o1 the are notalraldotlhrea~ "severe on the Ol!mocrata It's time to call their hand or part ot'the Constitution In 1933. BefQre that, a lti'W pmddl!ntiDokoG'kr m American embassy tn Befrut bring- retribution" which neYI!f comes! ' even blown ·up an embassy or a come home! March 4: Four other presidents before EtsenlloMr had their- ~-In tng the lou or Ame11can Uvea In . It to be ciJmmon knowl· ;: :~~ate fall on a Sunday: James MOIIIW,Zachaty_Ta)llor, Rutllt!tfllidHa)'el Lebanon clOse to the 3m mart tn "' edge that the lllldde bom_b ets are ::;and Woodrow Wilson. . . . . less t11an iwo years, .U.S. voten are followl!rs ot the Ayatollah Kho• • • Next January's Inauguration wt11 ~ hi!ld on the West Flmt of the beginning to remember that Prt!lll- . metnl who has ~ therl) a • I::apltol, as was Reagan's In 1!81.- a ~ lrml the put, when dent Reagan's policy tn Lebanon. front teat In HeaVI!IIII they take f , .: ,Inaugurations were held on the~ F'ront. Sblce&'iator&tlonpc!lJect fol: . was adopted againSt the advice or· ·. sufllclellt number Of his enernte? ~: )he West Front.~annot possiW be com~ In time, t!le ocal'okUna and . !fillltary authorities; It Is, HIS policy )VIth them when they dle. Iran's < -other signs of construction wW be sll'ilpty "CIM!nd over with IJ!•Qllna," , llJid HIS alone. He donn't ev4!1l 'dark da"" ,_an with the retul1l at : : Puunbers saki. ' ) .. .· ' liave a II&ISY to put the blanw On ' the Aya~about llw yean lljll). : ·: • ~ ·' · ~ tlilnp ao he 01111tt' : ' SIDee that da)' Iran'i papulaliall hai a· ••• · to 10011 Mtllze that ~ ~ ll _,. COMI~rrably cleCnpld by · CGU11WwttmUitle . . J1Pt. Jit. '·· Kllon•blljllltlceandthewlrwtth ' ., -: . .• , SBemar)' or smte· ~!lltz 111c1 tilt Ji..q. ~ ddldrln JaM fiHD ·., same day or tbe 'lxinlblng thai 1111 •ltt.od 1n10 tilt army u a ~ ot United States would still mall'!•.. · lllllladllh,WitpiJI&IIIIItiOF I o1e ;·: J' W · ·-o an embauy and staff In Betnrt. the IOidlerl ,...,_ ~ble ' · : "'· • • This Is the second th1le an territory to aplode tile llllnS. For ::::::rwould like to ask Mr.. Wingett a took the!J lugaaae at dtflerent has been blown away In that ctty. lbelr lllf\IICt, tilly 1ft priiiiiiMd A · :::~tlon on the Route 33. places. Their celebration was· on a with heavy loss of nve5, 11101t1y; llpllrlal tnatln tilt belafter. Slich :~·. ;Mr. Wingett, please tell me the boat out In the ,-river close to Le~. If the admlnlltrat:IOn metbodl ot pnctlctDI. watlare are ;.. : -51ale that keeps the tow~!'• road up ~- Dravo put the cement persists tn continuing the United beyoad the -.pcil!bealln o! the :.::. - t~~eylifpua H'!' . plers ·ln. States Pl'l!lletlce 1n Lebtlnotl, more &\Will A.mll'lean. We cannot • ·:·:·.:navelieealn~lhllaleliandltiave ' The superintendent was D. T. 1.-saf!!aaund. , ·• tu ·a· rGIItdtvallllplacl!doa :: :~ IINII It bappe. Y-. the ~I KOI to knoW hlmquttewell. If you can 1anembel' bilck to ·, lanllllllrlnlrMilldodlltmM!dle or 0111o aDd Welt Vlqlnla , • Mount Vernon Brtd&I!Co. putthe · January 1981 wlthcJutpatlfli. )W D•n c '!Jp ~FIICIIct dur -, ::: ~ tceep up the br'ld&UCI'Illl tJ1e ~up. will recall the liew pcelldeilt briDd aC diJ': t rcy 011 tlllm II& . • • )'IVa'. But whatldnd olllulpe will . The 111111! companies built the promising "le'iae ~"tar Wlllll aC - . 'l1IIJ woalll :;: thl!fJetltgettn? . bildp that~ till; Kanawha · anycoontrylhattrledtGrub~ ' uudlrrtr,. 1111t twvat I'IUftlu. :. :. : They (the state~ wtll put a load River at ~ Pleasant We had a Sam's Dill!! Ill the dlr\: He ~ not · tlolt" lflt twr Clllllf ·: • limit on It to keep heavy li"af&: all. boy by tilt Smith ldlled-on i'l!ferrln& to Lebanon then but to the Pl!i1lapt . Roltlld RfiiP" · llu say 10 ton load llmlt. that Job. 50 or 10 bosta&ft returned from been 10 IIJIII'IItl Ill Jd? "IM!I'I! :•• · On this brtdge celebratlort;l was From a Unit tnldl *lwr, a. captivity In Teberall. U.wuaot10 retrlbtltlall" blll:-111 lllllllll!lf ;: : one fellow that helped take care ~ R.epublkllllllut . . . . . . . . .., YOte aart1Y rubblna It Into Pn!ildeut obUpllon to tiW ~l! wilD put ·:: 'ifa!fic. I met tlle train at MalOn and for PHPD - 8rD JlltW. Jimmy Carta' fir the Jataaa In him Ill tlle Wldllt Ill Ill and ? aoo "' . 5-9, Ul pmmd • Jtmlormd Dea_d line set in Indians' settlement CLEVELAND (AP)' - A teniaiive deatlllne ot Sept. ~has been set to settle a lawsuit against the planned purchase of the aeveland Indians, a teamoff[clalsays. , New York attorney David LeFevrehasotferedabout$4lm1Ulonlna tota l assets deal. The sale has been 1 1 flledbyWalte r blocked by a awsu t Lalch and three other mlnortty owners. The lawsuit objects to the way LeFevre was purchasing the team. A major roadblock to the asset ,, Unbeaten North Gallta goes after Its lttthstralght victory Fridaynight In one o! lour SVAC non-conference battles. In other aUalrs,' Southelll visits another unbeaten opponent In Wahama; Hannan goes to Southwestern and Hu(ltlngton VInson plays at Eastern. On Saturday nlgl'\t, Kyger Creetc travels to Portsmouth Notre Dame. HlUtnan Trace, the other loop team, lsjdlethlsweekend. UalmoWn !p•llty Olach Dave Angles' Pirates face a team riddled by early season lnjurte!J In Hamlin. "I really don't knoW much ahout Hamlin, Angles said earlter this week. We knQW the unbeaten Van team defeated Hamlin, but, we don't knOW If the Injury problems have ended. You could say we're playing a team of unknown cjuallty," Angles said. In last Friday's 17.0 victory over Portsmouth East, the Pirates were led offenslv~ by Mark Foreman, who rushed for two touchdowns and kicked II 28 yard field goal. Coach Angles !eels . his team's offensive . output has been made poss)ble by the .p ressure taken off F'oreman by the other backs, namely, Brtan Hawks and Scott Wllltamson. The first year mentor saki his main ctestre right now ls to Improve his passing game. 'The entire defensive unit was praised tor Its effort In st~ the 'Fartans', ~ year's Scioto Valley champs, lrml scoring. Two Pirates excepted to return for some action this week are wingback Tim Smith and center Ed Oople. . ' Minford. The Falcons are a solid, running 21 plays to Nortwest's 12. • '· Dave Blankenship led the \ltan : Coach Jack James' Southwestern sound football team. They won the offense wtth JOO yards In 21 carries. : Highlanders scored 20 points, but game In the trenches. We couldn't Dame ran 55" scrimmage • Notre still lost, 37-~ laBt Saturday night at establish much consistency on plays for 210 yards. Quarterback : offense. We have to get our running Buffalo, W.Va. Dee Bendlnelll ran for 43 yards and : Running back Jim Burnette game going again," the first year four ol six passes for 34 ; completed scored two touchdowns and rushed Bobcat coach said. ·' for ll8 yards. Steve Pelfrey Last Saturday night, Portsmouth yards. switched from quarterback to Notre Dame Gsed a 95-yard kickoff ..-- - - -- - - - - fullback, provided one TO ·and 68 return by Leo GUlet\ and a yards rushing before leaving the ball-controlling offense In posting Its contest because of Injury. He Is ftrst victory Qf theseason, 20-13over expected to return this week against Northwest. The Ttlan$, according to Hannan as the Highlanders ·seek the Portsmouth Times, used the their second victory. Defensive clock efficiently In the second half,.stalwarts were middle guard Ben- holdlng the ball 16 minutes whlle nie Boyd, Andy Halslop, Burnette, Chris Hampton, PeHrey and Wlll SVAC ST!INIIING8 Halslop. 1Um W L T P.OI' Gallla .......... , .......... .4 o Wlldcatlllcle Hannan Tra~ ............ ....... 2 1 1 91 50 Hannan Trace lost Its first game Kyger Croel< ...................... 2 2 a W 54 IastSaturday,l4-7 atirontonStJoe. Eastern ......................... ... 1 3 0 lll ll6 The Wildcats' only score came on a Southweslem ..................... 1 3 a w 81 Southern .. : ...................... .. ! 3 0 3ti 62 14 yard pass from Gary Ktrk toDeke , . ...... pnwal Friday - Southern at Wahama; North Barnes. The loss folkiwed a 24-2<1 tie 8'1 Haqill.n; Hannan at SOuthwestern with the Green Bobcats. Hannan GaUta cmd Huntlngton Vinson at Eastern. Trace, Idle this week, wt11 travel to ·Saturday - Kyger Creek at Ponsmwth North Gallta Oct, 5 In the SVAC Notre Dame. seasOn opener lor both clubs. In other gameS last Frtday night, 4,.\ t \ L(}lJ 0, Minford blanked Kyger Creek, ron; ·Wahama blasted Eastern. 40-12 and ~ ~ Green stoppectSouthem.14-6. Plays 8Munlay This week, Kyger Creek 111es to Seek eeoond win North a 91 22 r-;:=:::::::;:;;::;::::::::;-1 t .t VIDEO STATION RENT MOVIES AT THE MOVIE PLACES. ~:~~~ All FRUTH PIIARIACIES ts scheduled for 7: oop.m. Saturday at Pmsmouth. Last Friday night, CoaCh Mel Coen's Bobcats suffered the!rsecondlossolthe$eason,:»<lto undefeated Minford . . , "I was very , Impressed .with THE ALCOVE-GAWPOUS • UP THE CREEK ICE PIRATES AGAINST ALL ODDS . MAKING TH E GRA DE- recetvedsi&IIEJdconsen~tormstrom only 42 or the 5t llmi1ed partners, saki Patrick J. O'NeW, chairman c1 the board of the Indians, whO negotiated the saieagreement with LeF · .. ~tlal .progress has been made ,.....,,..., Da 'LeF • ~ Is ve, evre ee beneedstheconsentofallootoneor two ~ the limited partners Iii order to go through with the (asseo deal," O'Neill said. "H he doesn't get enough consents. then tt will be up to the coUrt to decide which route he ,u..._,. CINCINNATI (Al'~ - 'TheCinclnnatl Beagals are wtnless In four games, and Coacll Sam Wyche says Monday's game at Pittsburgh with the Steelers wW be the toughest so wonder what's going to happen to us next, what can go wrong now. A team can go Into a game thinking defensively, ai\d I dori't mean defensively In the football sense," far. "Pittsburgh wW be the best team we'w played," said Wyche, whose team has been beaten by Denver. Kansas City, theNewYorkJetsand the I.J:lsAngeles Rams. Wyche said that because of the drafting systen, most teams In the NatlonaiFootbaliLeagueareclose tobelngequailntalent. Wyche said. 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I refer to the " shower adjuster," The s hOwer adjuster, at · coiJeile, was usually either the studel)t couilcD or an admlnlstra- DEVQTED TO THE tNTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~v ~ 2- The Dally Su ttluel Shower The Daily Sentinel Wed~y. September r Mason, W.VA n3-5583 . HARDWARE ·REED'S COUNTRY STORE 4th &Main St. ReadiVIIie, OH 378-6125 STAR SUPPLY CO • 322 Third Street Rac!ne, OH 949-2525 SALE ENDS OCTOIEI 3rd Solid film lubricant. . For use with all chain saws. One-quart bottle . (666-172/T26-BC0·32) ' ... �.. • • Wedna•dly. September 26, 1984 Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Kaff-kaff! Lions to whip Longhorns; Bucks will top Gophers Eaad, friends, there are so many excellent colii~Je football match ups this week your correspondent hardly knows where to be1in. Um-kumph! How about Penn Slate and Texa~ for starters? Tbelr 1ame at the Meadowlands in New Jersey wll1 believe It or not - be only tbe second time the5e areat football powers have ~uared off. On Jan. I, 1972, In the Cotton Bowl. lbe Nittany Llon!l cor- r.lled the Loncboms, 30·6. ~. Don't look for anythins Jlke that this Ume. These are are twp of the most opportuniStic teams in the nation. They .pracUce the old-time New York Yinkees medicine: "Don't make a mistake or lhey·u cream you." Ho-ho! • Runnlne tbe show ar~ two resourceful quarterbacks, Todd J>ooee or Texas and Doug Stran1 of Penn State. The Hoople Hunch is that Penn State, playina before a friendly ~rowd In th~ East, will prevail by nar· row 2•·21 count. Har-rumph~ . Elsewhere, Syracuse has regained lome of Its past glory, but It still can't ~atch the manpower of Nebraska. Make It Cornhuskers 35, Syracuse a. fn tbe South, lt will be a real ,oUen~ iive battle as Clemson's QB Mike Eppley and his friends eo up aaalnst vastly improved Georgla Tech. The . Yellow Jackets are leQ by running· baek Robert Lavette, who has tbir· teen !OO·yard 1omes to his credit, includinl a t2S..yard effon In Georela Tech's upset cf Alabama. In a real donnybrook , we see Clemson winning, 28·27 . Kaff·kafl! Appearing on national TV may be just what Notre Dame needs to move up in the rankinp. How eyer, lhe la!k tbls week isn't easy. The Irish meet a &ood Misaouri team at Mtuouri's · Faurot Field. Both teams have shown flashes -of brilliance. But they also ml,..d ••me gtiO<! opportunities. In a bard·fought contest (probably decided by breaks) we cast a shaky vote for N.D., 24-21. AI Pitt stadium the Panthers and tbe West Virginia Mountalneen wUl cet It on for the 76th lime in their bally contested series. 'Ibis season Pitt got off to a flounderina: start. But it dOH have the personnel. So we believl!! this Is the week the Pantben get it togeijter to beat West Virginia. 35-21. Bouncing around Ole country, we set SMU topping TCU, 42 to 2f, In the annual batile - hah.hab - of the alphabet; Oklahoma recordins: i Bia: Eight ~In ove~ Kansas State, 37-8, and surprisine Wyoming dumpine Utab, 27·24, in lheWAC. In the SEC, look for Alabama to knock off Vanderbilt, 28-21; Auburn to top Tennessee, 28-21; And Florida to topple Miaslsslppl State, 31·20. The Big Ten boasts a full alate with Michigan our choice to trip lndi· ana, 35·11; lowa to take Illinois, 40.· 28; Purdue to nip Michigan State, 28· 24, Qhio State to vanquish Mlanuota, 22-17, and Wisconsin to win a lively affair froiD Northwestern, 38·27. In a real crowd p1easer on the West Coast, the Southern Californi• Tr~ jans will turn back the l.SU Fighting Bengals, 26·21. Har·rumph! Now go on with my forecast: EASTIIIVIIION . ~ IOOJIA&& IOilltAIT C<Jiple i8 Comelllf c.turnbta 13 IAiayeae It F1onda 31 -~~~~~Stale 2t) Florida Slale 35 Te. . . . Ji'ftsno Slate t2 New Me>doo Slale 1 FuUeriOn- 3:1lllllh- 6 GeorJta 21 Soolh Carollao 17 Holy <:n. ~I HIII'\IIU'd 14 n..-s'LoulsVIUe7 Slale 311 Drake 14 Iowa fO Illinois 28 Miami (Florida) 3111Uce 2t) illlddl!lll 311 lndlua 17 -~~~~~ 3f Tulane 17 CaUfomla N . - 3f SyraeiMO 14 New Medoo 37 J.JTEP r8 Nonh car.tlind 31 Kanou iti NC Slale 17 Elllt Carnllna 14 · Nocre Dame :u 1\!.....,rl 21 Nortllem 3f Ba1 stale Ll Ohio Slale II Min.- 17 'I Show Time fought off a stretch drive by Bustout Bull to wln tlte featured nlntlt race at the Lebanon Raceway TUesday night. Good Show Time .went Wire-towire \Owin by a photo, paylng$10.00, 4.00, 3.40. Bustout BUll paid $3.00, 2.00. Ideal VIctory finished third and pald$3.40. The sixth race trlfecta comblnalklr\, of 2,lJ paid $3,3al.ll. Dally doubleof2·2 pald$6.aJ. A crowd of 1,761 wagered$150,920. POSTMASTER: Stond address cha~ to ThP Dally Se-ntinel, lU Coon St., Po· · mE'foy , Ohio ra57m. 1~ /Ill .<Ill 4\! 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BOSTON .(AP) - HayWood says It was "the beSt decision t made slnce I've beell. !!ere'' when he hired Ralph Houk to inanage Boston. Now the Red SOx' t:o-owner Is faced with ai!Other big decision: choosing a repiad!rnent Sulliv~ ~ .. r ~ RandYBush'shomerinthefourth : , Marc HllloomeredfortheWhlteSaK l In the fifth Inning. Baines' homer ( was his 29th. Indians IS, Mariners 5 PatTablerhltagrandslamhome , · run and drove in six runS to pace ; Cleveland's 17·hlt attack. Seattl~ ; rookie left·hander Mark J..angston 1 had a per.;onal seven·gamewlnnlng { streak stopped, while the lndlanll : ended a slx·game losing string. · • Tabler<llsodroveintworunsWith · :. a bases· loaded doUble ln.the second : inl)lng, then hit his grands lam in tilt: : fifth as Cleveland took an ll·21ead. ' ! : Inning cut Chicago's lead to 74, hut . ' ~. Mel!. IIN'If . ., . l:tlt.m. ftt p.m. .,._y11: Mte11 : .aflll!tot.m. · IJRISCat"IOflll ~H. tt:l•1tSS PrleMty lerYICI I Computer Technoloay has hit the office in a bi& way. The effect it hu on office -work is tremendous... •·' . . Houk steps down ~s Boston skipper .., Butcllersald.'"ButweaotlOhltii!ICj and buketllaJt,CIIIICII; M~ ·football hu obvious l'PUOIIS. w.--q,oiUlle!J Kansas City Manaaer Dick Howser iSn't expecting his sleep to Improve, even though the Royals now . lead the American Leagoe .... ,.1 .lUllS, he'saoJnitobelolllhtobeet." ' Jist two ••'' • • play. plannlni on havlni to West games w1n every We'd Uke to get look at reallatlcally, have a one-game lead," says samehelptromsomebody, but you Howser, whose team Is one garpe can'tcountonit. The Royals defeated Call!orlila aheild In the loss column wltlt four to ~5 in 12 innings Tuesday night, )ll;lklng It three in a rrm over the AngelS 811d five straight overall. That gave the Royals an additional game over Minnesota, whlchlostS-4 in Chicago, and dropped the Angels 4\1, back. Dan QuJsenbeny, ().3, pitched that It was very difficult for him to four Innings In his longest outing of retire. the season for the victory. The Angels scored aU fiveottltelrrunsln The Red Sox are lOcked In a battle lbeflfthlimlng. . witlt New Yorlc .and Baltlrhore for Elsewhere in the AL. Detroit third place In the AJnerM:an League .· defeated Milwaukee 9-1, New York East and the temptation tostaywlth beat Baltlmore ~5. Boston cloba team that figures to be a pennant bered Toronto 14-6, Oakland clecontender next season was great, he feat:eQ Texas 1'7·~ and Cleveland said. But, he added, It didn't beat Seattle 13-5. outweigh tamny considerations. Whlt.e Sox 8, Twins 4 , Sullivan, a Red Sox owner since Harold Baines hit a two-run 19'78, said he tried, "every way IXllner ln Chicago's seven·run possible" toclutngeHoUk'smindbut second Inning,- and Tom Seaver. ·,'yciJ have to respect him and J5.10, worked 8 2-3 innings for his · fiankly., at limes, Just give up." . 288th career victory. The White Now Sullivan inust tzy to find the sOx's big Inning was at the expense 36th .in the history ot one of of Jolm Butcher. tlte American League's original "Anytime you give Seaver seven ; ' turned the comer. For lnltance, he Is lorecutlng a trtumph over Heidelberg. ''Write It dawn," he lllld via the telephone. "We are 10 ~xcl.ted. Wt're just oa the·brink of gl!'ttlq the lid off and blowing things away." Roach knows one thing. Every OJli)OIIi!at Is treatlna M~ as a championship oppon!!llt, · for ' Chicago fSandrrson &!Sl at Plnsburah IT'\uln(oll HI, 1n1 Atlanta tP'Prel U-71 at Ctnclnnatl tSoto 16-71, ( ft) Hooston 1Srntt s.w· at 1...0! AnfL'l"'es aVI!r . the season~, · • •' ' 10, atn.-u!lve dli'ector Allanla 4, CinCinnati 2, H 1-J lnnln.QS, cain . San FranciS('() 4. San D~ 3 Hou.ston 12, Las A.Ws 6 St . Lruis t KfP'llllre r&ha!Zf!dl'r 7-61, lnl own - • • c St Lwis G. Mantnoa.t 4 New York 6, PhliOOrlphla t 1K~rilan their thtnlcs I ~~~G.,. Plnsl:m'Rh 7, ~ 1 PlllladNphla ot : ,. ' COMPLETE\ . sTOCK ·""' .... 11'II . "It's · the battle or the ~." cradced a sports writer whO Chroaicles Marle\la football. Phil Roacll, whO doubles as the . scltOOI's ~ ailileuc M-. Monday thru Friday. SUNGLASSES prlvale liberal-arts school of 1,2:10 students, last won in the them starien, hal Martetti· l!llrd game of !he 191Jl season, Coach Mike ~y optlml1ltiC, beatlljg Ohio Confeteilce nv~l evl!ll'ln the.' - ,ot IMPiorteers' Otterbein 14-7. ro.game-., ~. the IOngl!st Since then,' the school has one in cluTent .!~1 as root ball. · de, 3-3 With ,Ohio Wesleyan in . '"ll!elialullllldon'tC&IT)'the . 191Jl, and :ri lolles. . same ~ They'~ Qll!y o.a. Roach said there are several' I'm ().l2," ~ lllld In a factors behiJid hill exdlement. te~ll! Interview n-lay. ·, The main re111011 Is .the In ~,Marietta hal pe 36 32·year·old Hollway, who Pmet Wltllaut Victory. The Jeamed from ~lchlgan's Bo DiVIIIIOn W ftitiw:u I ' have 1111111· Schembechier as a two-year . . , t111r llt In that stretch. 'They lfi(IU&te aasiltant and served in have tfle ltq II Sln!ek tor any • Augustana (m.) College's sue-1ewl ~ NCM football. . • ' ~I lllogijllll as a defei\Sive Some,~ ~Satur· ' ~tor tor seven seasons. . ' day Ia lbe,llay the, IPirWfy wjll end. 'nleY pll!dlct ~can,-;....;.----....,--....., beat Wlllltl H,idelbtrJr, The '• Student Ptbic.i:s hive problems defe~~t:s •' If you hav{' st'rviC'e probiE'ms call our SE'rVI('(' .:k>sk at 992·2154! belurt> 6:00 P. ' . . •' ~ L NATIONALLE.4GUE .· ·W-O·R·D P·R·O·C·E·S·S·I·N·G :~ ' ' ~~.~~-~.~.~~~.. ...... .. $15.60 'I' SAN FRANCISCO GIA.N'ffi-Anno.lnuod that Danny Ozark. manllfWI', ••W oot ,.. rum a\ mana~ In 1911i. Named Ozark SJX'('ial asal,mmmta !K'OUI and ('OMI.Ihant ('l'f('('tlw.• at ttl(> md ol tht' St'a."l011. -- 2ti Wl't'ks .....·.. .. ...... .. ................. $29.12 52 Wt'Cks ......... ............... :......... $56.24 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY ·CAtL 992-3-381 992-2342 . N_,_ I ,,• 13 Wf'f'kS . ... ..... . ....... . , .. .. .. , .. ...... $14.56 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A ciup at almJst 40 frl'llhmen, 14 ot • ~ •· . · : ,' . IWII!IWJ. National •• " " " " .,.. , . 1 3 ' Mall Suh8crlptlons · Inside Oh!o MULLEN INSURANCE r .. "·',, .. City widens gap in AL West race·~ "' ..• . "We're 1 bY 1'12 over Mlnnelota. ............... game. "H you It we · fourrunso!fblm;" .• r~a=nd~a=t~E=a=st=e~rn::..::o=n~Th.::::l.rs=da=~Y·:__ _===========~1.!!::~!::~~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~·~-~-~·~-~-~~~-~-~~--~·~~~~~~~~~~~~ :.' • o\mtr1caa ~. . ~'ON RED SOX-Annooncl'd rC'fln--IN'I1t Of Ralph Hook. man3J(('r. e«C'l'IIV(' at thl> t'hd of thl> Sl'aiOO. NEW VORl< YANKEES.,!..Natnro Dwg Mrlv!n dim'tor of st'OOI\ng. NBmed PrtPr Jaml'SOCI ass~anl to lhr V\n"-prt'Slderlt. DENV,ER NUGG~ed 8lU Han· rllk. fonl.·ard. to a mulll·)'f'llr COOfl'a('f. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS· •' ' four, Becky Adkins and Mandy HUI each two. Senior n~tter . Beth Carleson notched 14 for Athens. In the reserve contest Atltens scored consecutive 15·13, ).5-13 victories over the young Southern Belles. Pam Ballou led the winners with nine and Laurl Olsen added eight. Jennifer Arnold led SHS With nine, Tammy Theiss six, Tammy Holter five, Joyce Foreman three, and Karla Sniith three. Southern plays Oak Hlll tonight "I th\)Ught I could catch It," said MUner. "But it drifted and sank. It got buy me." The game was called in the top of tlle ninth lnning because of rain. Chris Chambliss drove in an insurance run in the ninth with a sacrifice fly. Following the sacrifice fly, the ·umpires stopped the game and itwascalledafteranbourand17 minutes. Rick Mahler upped his record to 13·9 with his fourth straight victory. Willis, 0.1, took the loss. IWliiE'I1W.L ' No subscriptions by mall perm!Ued In towns where home carrier service Is available. Dakland IWarrflfl l-61 a t Thxas tDatWin 8-Ut, tnt ,. Subscribers not dPSirlng to pay thec&r· rler may remit in advanC't" direct to Tht> Dally Sf>ntin(>l on i113, eor 12 month basts. Credit wiJI be given carrter ea'ch month . . ....... o... tBeattll" JZ.l!h '' SIN~~fi:~PY ~ Kansas Ctty 6. Clllllornla ~ 12 lnnlnKS SE>attle • . OnE' Wf'f"k ........... ....... .. .. 1 .... 1 . , ...... $1.10 On{' Month_........ ........... .. .. .... ...... l4 .~ On{' Year .. .... .. .... .. ...... .... .. .. , .... ~7 . 20 Bo8tm 14, Torook:l 6 ChlcaRo S. ' 9 ~tGIIntW Cleveland ll setlttk> ~ New YOI'k 6, 8alti.m:nt Wllllhlnglon /II Miami (Ohio) 1 WeRerll C....... tll.Tetm Teeh 21 WillconMD II •Northwe.ten !'2 W)'IIIJllq %1 Ulah !t yale 10 eor.M!f:tiL•t 9 ......, Arealll«h School ......... ll4oW>Iondt.1 I.DpnMI-18 Boyd County S - h Well 22 Galllpollo II Atheno If Che!apeale 14 Rod< HID 19 Pl. Pleuul !I ...... Eaol 16 Coal G"""' • Ook 1111 9 -........, n lllpley' Transaclio'ns LEBANON, Ohio lAP) -Good - .Sl6 • • . ' X;WOR dlvlslon ti!IP Soulllenl-11111 18 Memplols Sl II CINCINNATI (AP)- Clnclnnatl ' was shortened by raln. Reds player·manager Pete Rose '"The kid can run," said Braves ·defended his e<;enter fielder for Manager Joe Torre. Milner tried to missing a Oy ball that resulted In a catch the ball. When it jumped by game·wlnning Inside· the·park him, I kind of expected Ihe run." Lebanon results 733 Third Avenue. New York. New York 10017. :m ... 8f S7 soclatlon, National Adverllslnl{ Repl"t'· sentallvf'. Branham NPwspaper Sale., ' Sportligh~ Manetta streak at 30 Amerl!'an Nf!wspaper Publishers As· . .616 3'J: .tB n as Texas · SMU4!TCU:U Milner's decision beats Reds home run. The Atlanta Braves won 4-2Tuesdaynigllt. RosesaldEddieMUnerplayedthe ' ball the way he should have. "He knows a lot more about playing center field than I do. I want him to be aggressive and try to make that play." Brad Kommlnsk's llne drive to center got buy Milner and rolled to the center field wall putting the Braves ahead 3-2 in tlle game that l8 .9J l8 .S29 19 7l .. Seftnll? ~/II w... VlrJinla II Princeton i8 Boctmell • Pl..tue fl! Ml<hlcan- :u llul&on 17 Claclnnoi1 Ll Soulhera Cal !Ill LSU 21 ~State n Oakland ChlcllfiO Oldalloma ill Slate 6 Oldalloma :ttl 'l'uloa %1 Orepa- 17lda00 14 Pactllc II Orepl It Peaa Stale M TuM 21 'l'o1odo n 0111o Unlv....tty 1 .m &1 ~ Ill 75 78 ?9 Mlrlnt>Da P-hi4Greenup1 M<tp 2'l N-viJle.Vork iO W - I Falrtand 0 PobO 48 Symmeo V.Uey 0 Rachel Reiber. led all SHS Witlt 11 points, Hemsley hadscorers eight, Tracy Hubbard five, Jlll Nease 7() 8'l' 6f S1 Kansu Clly Wlleelonbur( 7 Waverly 8 Wahama .. Soolhem 19 K)'pr CreekliP-h N - 0..,..14 . Nonh GaWa lJ llainlln 0 Soulltwe~lktn ts Haman • -14Vl.-12 Athens was just as impressive in the second game as.they rolled over the Tornadoettes 15-2. The third and final set deter· mined the match 'winner and went nip-and· tuck from start to finish. . Five lead changes and deadlocks· highlighted the action, which saw Southern take a 12·10 lead ln the final going. After · a scoreless seJVe by Athens. Southern's senior play. maker, Karen Hemsley, served the last three points for the 15-10 triumph. ~Wwa\lk(o(o 15"' By JOHN NJWION AP 8P11ria Writer By George Strode ME>mber: The Assoclafrod Press, In· land Dally Press AsiOC'Iatlon and the .t'M: - ..w. \\UT DIVJIION Tomadoettes beat old rival,.Athens Playing the role of underdog, the defending sectional c hampton Southern Tornadoes scored an upset victory \)Ver the much bigger Athens Lady Bulldogs Monday ·evening during non·league volley· ball action. The win boosts Southern to 5-4 overall and 4,11n the SVAC. Southern, "fired up" for the annual rivalry, shot out of the starting gate with an explosive offensive effort, taking the lnltlal lead which they never relinquished. The spirited Southerns, through tine efforts from Rachel Reiber and Karen Hemsley, dominated the opening set, which Southern won 15-1. 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September 26. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - .-. .•, • The Daily Sentinel-Page 6 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio _ ..., . • ~ �l1tg a ij-'fhe Daily ~nel ...._.., · DOIJILE c-. .. . ·oPEN SUNDAY· · 'WE SELl 10 A:M. - 10 P.M. MONEY ORDERS • Wednesday, September 26, 1984 : .; ,...... .•.. • • ! :·~:r~----------~------~~--~------~--~--------------------------------------------~------------------~---=·1 r' .....,~ NOifWISPUASII *WE WELCOME •USDA Choice Meats FEDERAL FOOD +Tender Fresh Produce STAMPS AND WIC . ••" t"~• Page 7 ., "~·~ No hulllt C..,oM . On. Ath. Special• •EVe.yday Low Prices :: ~. The Daily Sentinel By The Bend IL\NUFAC1UIIIS CENTS OFF TO 49c . IN flU VALUE. IIG lEND FOODLAND · ..• RSVP participants are honored *WEEKDAYS The 11th annual Retlred Senior ence Smith, Hazel Smith, Joan Volunteer Program recognition tea Sorden, Beulah Ward, Katherine · was held at the Meigs Senior Weaver, and Grace Welch. Citizens Center Sunday afternoon, The ·stations where tbe RSVP with 242 active volunteers being members volunteer are tbe Mejgs honored. C0011tyGenea!oglcal Soclety,Metg$ , Twenty-one senior citizens who County Llbracy, HarrtsonvUle have been active In the program for Golden Circle Club, American ten or m 0re years were presented HeaJ;t I\SSOC!atlOn, Meigs . County plaques by Susan OUver, RSVP Extension Service, Rutland Silver director, Jeanne Braun, and All<:e ·Circle Club, Meigs County Food Wol!e. Co-op, LongBottom Senior Citizens · They were Kathleen Anthony, Club, Meigs County Emergency AHce Balser, Reva Beach, John MedlcalServlce,MelgsCountyRed Brewer, Ethel Cozart, Jewell Cur- Cross (bloodmobUe),MelgsCounty tls, Norman Curtis, Eva Dessauer, SQclety. . Louise Eden, Vida Green, Grai:e Meigs qounty MethOdist Mtnls' Hawley, Margaret Johnson, Glenn trY, Woodland Center, Veterans Lafnhert, Gene McElroy, Cora Memorial Hospital, Arcadia Nurs· Michael, Vernon Nease, Frances tng Home, Meigs County Humane Roush,DellaStahl,SaraVoss;Nelle Society, Meigs County Health . Werner, and Belva Willard. ~t. Senior Nutrition ProNewenrolleesrecetvtngtheir!trst gram, ~eigs County Plo~r lll!d y~ar pins were Helen Augustine, Historical Society, Home Health ' Beatrice Bell, VIrginia Buchanan, Care Center, Meigs County MultlpManley Christy, Richard Curtis, urpose Center, Meigs C0Unty Janice Daniels, Helen Fisher, Schools, and the Hickory Creek Norman Fisher, Marahel Frecker, Nursing Home. Thelma Henderson, Jackie HildeMrs. OUiler spoke briefly thank· brand, Doyle Hudson, Nadine lng the Meigs County Commission- ·8 A.M. -10 .P.M. • Cancer =:r: ers for thetr continue support o! all Center programs, the Ravenswood Employee Chanties-Kaiser AJumnl ' • Plant for donations, and the Pomeroy Flower Shop and Jeni!VI!II .. Chesher lor flowers. R.ecognltlon : wasalsogtvenMrs.AIIceWamsley, ; former RSVP director, lor her • dedication to the Center. ', ( Mrs. Eleanor 'l'bomas, ex~ttve If director o! the Council on Aging,: • commended thesla!fforthetea,and. "' noted that ACI10N, the' !undlng : · agencyforRSVP,haslndlqatedthat- : theMelgsprogramcanbeusedasa. " 'model project to demonstrate • coordinated efforts to all senior J:. programstomoreetrectlvelyi:each . t' senior citizens. · Robert Byer, Meigs Emergency , · MedlcalServlce,presentedaplaque • td the volunter program for their' : assistance. t• E r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:; ,.0.: · were .. 1 :•ed to of the Retlr!!d 8eulor V.. I 1?r II)(X)QMII:D ·• ..,_.. D... ! II Plllqlll!ll 1 Pl;pMn M S ' y'a lltlt •••e• J'eCOIIIIitloli .lea. HereS... Olver, 118\'Pdln!lltor,pr ..e~:1ei!U Reve J'rn ch, left, aad Frances Roush. ·Area organizations hold meetings E~ANS · . FRESH Southern boosters • SAUSAGE 1. •'If ~$16'9 CULUGAN WATrR 1 " r;:::::::======::;1 Hudson, Mildred Hysell, Neva King, Goldie Lockhart, Naomi London, Mary Loudner, Jessie Martin, IWse Niday, Beulah Oehler, George QUeen, Llllle Randolph, Nina Robin· ' ' . and HQIIOr Our Constitutional 1'1mothy. and there was group , son, Albert Rou~h. Dale Roush, Laura Flor· nights" at the Friday meeting of singing of "StandUpandmeS5the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Lord." AnartlclewrlttenbyR!ISsell ~-mailing were DaUghters o! the American Revolu-. Hoy. was read In conjunction with tlon, he?d at the Meigs Inn. d!lcuMid Wilen the Southern Local the scripture, and there was a litany ' J.· JI!JIIor H1ill Athletic ,Boaders met · The PJ'OI!I'IIIll was In con)\lnctlon with group response to ''Glory he to __. wltll SUe Aim Beep, president, In with the Chapter's observance of God on High." · Charge. Constitution Week, Sept. 17-24. It was noted that tbe ftrst Tilt qreed 10 EIIIJIII!Cial Mrs. Sheets pve the background missionary lady to India was call!lldara liPin and a letter 1rom of tbe development of tile Constltu- C!ementlna Butler, also one of the Superlntendeirt Bobby J. Ord was tion and spoke briefly about the men first eight women who founded the rMd t?wnldnf ~ group lor purwho developed li. She noted .t he • W<men's Foreign Missionary Socllalfn& curtains for the cafeteria. powers o! the federal government, clety In 1869. Isabella Tboburn and · The boolten meet at 7: :ll p.m. on bothstatedandlmplled,andhowthe· Clara SWain ...!ere a?s6 pioneer the llrlt Mollday o! each month at Constitution has stood the test of women In theMethodlstwork,itwas thr jwdar l!llh buiJd!ng ~parents time. CoplesoftheConstltutlonwere reported. ASsisting Mary Nease • ~ ~ participating In any distributed to the lJle!Yibers by M~ with tile program were Mary j<. I • · sports are ulled to attend. Sheets and a discussion on. rights _ Roush, Mary Holter, Kathleen tand responslbBtles concluded the Scott. Shirley Sopher, Ada Nease, anll . ' · Evelyn Hollon, A reading program. Mrs. Sheets .WIIs presented a gift "Can't Sleep" .by Russell Hoy, and A ~sale was planned lor by Mrs. Ronald Reynolds, vice prayer closed the program. , Oct. 4 and 5 wllen the . Happy regent, at the conclusion of her Mrs. Hollon presided at the Harvesters Class met recent?y at I'E!'Ilarks. , buslnes meetlDg when 28 slmtln and Badgley has been here to vllllt · Trjnlty Church. Mrs. Rdlert Ashley presided at slckcallswerereported.Planswere Ns family aadlrleuds after eM was assisted 1n the flnallzed to attend tbe district moMIJ tour of dutY ?II Kerea. He ·~ ll!le wlll!J!l ~.!uP 01! uie day . the meetlng ~g the "fuhd raiser. It ~ ritual by Mrs. Clarence meeting .In Athens Thursday~ A ~vldWaad Ella titcrd to cancer next · month's StJUble, chaplain. Mrs. Gene Yost donation of $10 will be -taken to be . , , • Va. end , . . . of the claas '· dile to \he gave the na~ defense report, sent lp Niagara. For the next the Jete Durell J'adK!ey. He ~ sale. A ln!JIIl!WY dona- and Mrs. George Sldnner reported meedilg a plant and bulb auction recetved the anny lldtle¥emi!llt ,~,--:,-I ;:,waamadeto~IJlfi!Cialproject · ,on the budget cprnmlttee meellng. ·will liP, 1\eld as a money-making medal for merilorlous acl*w'. ,- , olthecltutch. . . · The pres!dent ~·s ~ projeCt. · , mEuhsardoopentorbCo. · :. ¥1M Enna Smith pres_1ded lit the was read by Mrs. ReyOOlds. Spec!al reading was by Noami A, Mil Slpal Batte!Pen duJ1ng .'Jnl!"'ll"* which opetled with prayer. Membersslgned a get-well card Wyatt entitled ,"Thank God I'm ''~.'em! Splttt 'lit" Opentioai. · . , ~ Ml'l! glvm by Caryl Cook lor Miss Lucille , Smith. Mrs. Allve." Refreshments were served lila .sm e!i!i Is Sp-t Derek M. , : -~~tromPsalms Reynolds asked members 1o laP\e I!Ythehostessestothol;enamedand J'ltdcley, 2'7liiUMt,liiSig.Co., _111(1 a , meditation on the topic, gttts lor veterans In hospital at the Sandy Hawley, Hilda Yeauger, and tltltCav. (AC) Fort Hood, Texas, ·~·s C!'elltlons." Mrs. Cook nextrnei!tlng.Mrs.GuyRussellwas ErmaftousP!. -.u, WID!Itllted oo the beauty of nature ' a guest. r.;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Gte !all, read vt:I'!I'S Of the hymn, Miss Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Ctlnton Fjr ~ Belluty of the Earth" and Fisher, Mrs. Irving Karr, Jr., Mrs. ' . ~wtthpra)'I!J', James O'Brien and Miss Smith · Ollb11' reports were given. were hostesses for the meeting. A • card wu slped.for Edna dessert course was served. · · end a birthday card lor Neye ' projects JI'OiiP ~ NOW RENT A r;; ~ •' • . CHICKEN 'BARBECUE For Four Whole Months AT ORANGE TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. TUPPERS PLAINS, OH. SUN., SEPT. 30th AT 11:00 A.M. PRICE: S3.75 Includes: 11 'chicken, baked . beans, cole slaw, bread & beveraae. PLUS · ~ I Installation I Sponsored by: Oranp ' Township • • •• • ,• . ., .1 CALL lOU FREE . ;·, ~V:o:lu:niH::JrF:ire:d:epl::·:rtm:':"':·=~·~~]~·JI~0~0~-6~2~14=·~4~8~8~3~·;· b :.\ .Happy Harvesters ana was " · !!' .= • _ • OZARK VALLEY : POT PIES : a~z. lOllS Drum Sticka . $1 . 39C conn1e:s ·I ~lid~~~~ Forest Run UMW-~ got 1t! door prbl!. Foc tbe "The Power oi•God 1n Our 1\fldst" Nil\ embti n.eetll«, Genevieve was the topic used b)o Mary at Metnhlrt wUl haw devtltlons with · therecentmeetlngoftheForestRun Mildred AJ:nold to,be the hostess. . United Methodist Women hosted by Ada Nease and Betty B?ackwood In tbechurchsoc?alroom. Ptihaoy Attorney Jennl!er L. Emphaslso!theprogramwason SIWII ta?ked.on "Our DUty to Fulfill misSion work 1n India. Faye Wiggins read scripture !rom D • • IYOII Nease .GOOD-TIME FLATS. Roll Into the good times ahead wtth fast-moving. fun-feeling llats from Comlel 32 Oz. 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SHOES JELLO PUDDINGS ••••••••••• ~.~~::•.•••••••• 89e NEXT TO ELIERFELDS IN POMEROY VIENNA SAUSAGE •••••••••• ~~~ •• 2./S1.19 5 OZ. ARMOUR · .•. I. 3 OZ. INSTANT GREY TAUPE BLACK •,., 'I NOODLE SOUP ......................... 2I 79< 10 CT. ORTEGA c.,. . PORK &·· JEANS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 49< ., CFO.aYIMIIPCIUS IUSINISS COWGIJ ' AICS Acclldllltion SMITHFIRD 16 OZ. VANCAMP flU QUARTER •&•s SIPTEMIEI 24, '1984 .. . Lb. · $ . LUNCH MEAT••••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••• 1.97 PEAR.$••••••••••••••••-••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 89< ·•Business Administration •Executive Secretary · .Computer Science •Accounting •Medical Office Secretary 'financial Aid Still Available HAM · 16. OZ. DELMONTE TRAIN IN- FIELDS ~ THAT PAY WELL••• • .SU~EIIOR .· IREAIFAST I 03f• OZ. CAMPIELI'S CHUNKY Admissions Office 446-4367 $ 29 RING PUDDING ••••••••••••• ~!!»:........ Sl. 79.. TV DINNERS ................... ~!~~.......... 99c 12 OZ •.REAME'S . NOODLES ••••••••••••••••••••••• !.~¥~.. ~ ....... 99< ENROLL· IN THE FALL CLASSES FOOD lAND Salad Dressin& . 11 OZ. REG. MORTON'S or BANQUET YES .There is still time to . BISCUITS SUPERIOR 2 Lb. Kraft Vol'"'' . Return Jonathan PllSIUIY •' t.::' . :.r•. - ,,' · ( ·r lo . ' ' �; . . ~ ... .. ~ -. . • • . ..~. ' ~P~ag~a~B~-~n-~~D~a~~y~S~~~-n~akl============================~~~m~~~~~Y~~Mg~~~~~n~,~O~h~~~======================~W~.~ed~n~a~•~~~y~.~~~a.~~m~bw~~~6~,~1~~~8~~ ; Calendar Thursday at 6: :lJ p.m. for a potluck dinner. TI-illRSDAY RUTLAND - The Rutland 'l'ownshlp trustees will meet In regular session Thursday, 6: :lJ p.m. at the Rutland firehouse. POMEROY - The Twin City ; Sluinett~ wiU meet at the home ~ ofCoraBeegle,Thursday,at7::ll ; p.m. • BRADBURY - Bradbury PrO will meet for the first meeting of the year, Thursday evening, 7::ll p.m.. at the MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Presbyterian Church 1; W<men's Association wUI meet Bradbury Elementary . Teachers will be Introduced. All PrO meetings wlU be held the fourth Thursday of every month. FRIDAY LONG BO'ITOM -There wlU be a square dance FridaY ~ at the Long Bottom Community BuDding from 8 to ll::ll p.m. SATURDAY SALEM CENTER - ·The Women's Activities Committee ol Star Grange will sponsor a Community Awareness Program Sahlrday at 7 ]ll'n. at the Salem Township Volunteer Fire Department 1n Salem Center. TheprogramwlUconslstofahalr care and skin care class. The program Is open to both men and Happenings Homeromin~ • Pomeroy Firemen set barbeque EAGLERIDGE-Homecoming of the Eagle ~cornmun!ty Church wW be ~ld Sunday with.ITIDintng service$ atlO a.m. .• : , ; POMEORY - The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department wUl hold Its lal;t chicken. barbecue of the summer. on Sunday beginning atll a.m. at the fire station, Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy. womm. The Daily • ; Therewlllbea~arcy-lndinnerat • noon. AfteJroOO serviCeS featur- ' . ing the Bissell Boys wUl begin at . ; 1: ll p.m. The Rev. Carl Hicks, : pastor, invites the publl!:. We Reserve The Right To Limit Q~antities . • STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . .' ' :" • ' •• ' ••'• • •t .-· ..• ·, • • • ••·t' Undal'loftiU, ......... ofDa\lld llld Lola l'luallt. ._ . _ '..• IWanled a UIOIIIII'IIInJ 'Klbole,.; llblp by tile American lqloa A•nrWal)'. . 8p'IIICIIIed by lhe Rtclie Pollt IO!,Ibe • • •~ I • • • ..,,,..,.,.of t . . """"V'Iblp ~ ~ ~ II' tram 8outhera JUab Seboal WW. tbe d.- 18M, IIIII wiD ...,... her lrelnlnc at lhe llocldng Tecbnlcat CoQese ill •·•teet \ • .., .. .. ••• ' ' •• AOVIRnlfD ITEM POLICY , Each oi ,...._ adverciMd Item s Is r&Quired to be rHdlt.,. availab!- for .Jale in 8ach Kroger Sto re , ••cept I I apecific;ally noted in th is ad . If we do run ou1 of en adveniaed item , we w111 o ffer vou your choice of a eornparable item , when avail&blo , refte~;:1ing ti'M M me savings or a rainc heck which w ill earlY 1985. advertta.d Pt"ice wilhin 3D days . Onl\1 one ... endor • you buy at your total Kroger With the same· brand or a comparable brand or re fund vour purchase price . COPYRIGHT 1984 · J HE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. SEPT . 23 . THROUGH SATURDAY , SEPT. 29. 1984 , IN 0111$»11' _. ,.._. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANT ITIE S. NONE SOLO TO DEALERS . • REG\SlERlO .' . '• • Army Spec. 4 Isaac R. Lake, son of Lake and Ruth C. Lake of 400 Rear Third Ave., Chesapeake, has. ·aiTived for duty In BoebUngen, · West Germany. , Lake, an infantryman with the First Infantry, Division, was Previously assigned at Fort Lewis, Wash . • WeJI . Air Force Tech. Sgt. Wayne E . \YeU, sonofDenverE.andFlorence D. weu of 37341 Wickham Road, Pomeroy, has aiTived for duly atIrakllon Air Statton, Greece. ' Well, a morsesystemssu]li!I'\'Isllr with the 693lst ElectroniC Security . Squadron, was previously assigned at Mlsawa Air Base,.Japap. ' ' L ·• : ~ '. •' • • . '. ' Chester council ' · meeting held ' ' • ••• • I . .• • C ar Sim•lar To . I hall. .• ... • ..' •' - ~ U.S.D.A. CHOICE · Round Steak ... ~; $199 SUP.ERIOR FRANKIE .. .. . PKG.99 Wieners ·••••••••••••• . Regis~er 120Z. . TURKEY - . . ' Drumsticks •••••••• LB. 39¢ ' will . PoU~ck refreshments be served .at inspecUcin, It was noted. To Win A Announced at . the meeting con- dueled by Alta Bauan:t, COUncilor, was a reception for Dorothy Ritchie .vice' state councuor, to be Sahlrday night at the Chester Fire House, 2 p.m. All members were urged to attend. Readatthemeetlng was an btvitatlon f1un Belie Pi-arte Council, Belpre, to inspection there held 1985 FORD ESCORT • ' .• $100 IN CASH! . •' • ' SUPER BUCKEYE SWEEPSTAKES THE KROGER C0. -2007 E. 7th. ST . PARKERSBURG , W . VA . 26101 Or ~· 'I' 1 Brand New 1985 Ford Escort could be yours . Just fill out the entry blank ·a_nd drop it in the Drawing Box of yovr nearest participating Kroger store or mail it to: Also Register To Win A CABBAGE PATCH KID .• r••••••••••••••••··---------------., ENTRY BLANK . II Contest valid only at your Pomeroy, Belpre, Marietta, Gallipolis & Ironton Kroger •. stores. Register at any of the above stores . • • Three dolls per store will be given away · each week, plus one winner in each store each \1\.(eek . of $100 in cash . No purchase necessary, enter as often as you like . New .• drawing every week through October 27, .. ,, 1984. Just drop entry blank in the drawing ' box at any participating store or mail to ad' dress above the entry blank. ••• • • . '' ''" U.S . GOV'T GRADED CHOICE Boneless To& · Sirloin Stea P-.d ~A·-~~ POATERHOUB.E STEAK lB ... • 3 .39 ., ' GOLDEN OR RED Delicious Apples li-11.... $JOO I NAME I AODRESS I I I I I I I II , I .. ...• .. It WaS reported that Leona Hensley Is a patient at Veterans Memor1a1 Hospital and that Goldie Krackomberger ts 1n Pieasant Valley Hospital. Opal Hollon was reported ill, and It was noted that Thelma White has ·a new granddaughter: •. · · Quarterzy· birthdays were observed with tmse being honored seated at a S])I!Ciallable. Gifts Were at each place and a ilerorale(l cake made by JoAnn Baum was served Manbers sang "Happy Birthday'; to Doris Grueser, Jean Frederick Leota Ferrell. Betty Roush, La~ . Mae Nice, Doris Koenig, E!Jzbeth • Hayes, Beulah Maxey, Lora ~)arne: wood, Dorothy Ritchie, Faye Kirlchart, and Mary K. Holter..Helen WCI!f was pianist ·Others attending were Marcia KeUer, Sandra White, Iva Powell, Ethel Orr, ~ Smith, Mary Hayes, Jo Ann Beum, Thelma White, Enna Cleland, Mary SIJo. walter, Charlotte Grallt, Inzy Ne. weU, Goldie Frederick, Pauline · Ridenour, S.dle 1'russeU, Fern Morris, Genevtevee, Ward, Eileen · Martin,' Eva Rolllon, Zlilda WIJer I I ' I I I I I CITY . NEED NOT .. ~F NO PURCHAS~ .•' . I PHONE NO : I I I NECESSARY PAI:SENl TO WIN KROGER EMPl!OVEES, lHFtR IMMFOtATE FAMILifS NOT El l(iiBLF ~---------------------------------~ VAC PACK Del Monte Corn 12-oz. 2Fw$1 KROGER Eva;rated ilk ' 1:J.or. aF.$1 LIMIT 3 PLEASE Polar Pak Ice Cream ~ - GaHan . • ." I Kro,er , White read - Margaret Tuttle, .. Refreshments IWI'eaerved by the kitdlen committee,' Betty Rouab Eileen Mart{IJ, Inzy N!!WeD, -· ' •,. '' 20-oz. $JOO.' '2For $1, NelfJun, ' Laura Mae Nice. I 3 LB. BAG • VALLEY BELL KRAFT PARKAY DETERGENT 59¢ 147 BANQUET 32 OZ. Fried Chic-ken . . (AMPIEU'S COnONEUE FAMilY SIZE THRirT KING . TOMATO SOUP TOILET TISSUE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR PAPER TOWELS REG. OR S.R. .10'1• oz~ 4 J$1 c....., Lltnlt Fow Por o-1 Only At Powell' I Offer b""' Sat~ Sopt. 2,9, 1914 6ROLL$149 PKG. · · Ulllit Ona Par CiUpon Goe4 Only At Powoll' 1 Dffor bplrn Sot~ Sop!. 29, 1914 rrom HobDer Medica' Center Rou3 f$1 c....,. limit ThrH Ptr Gted Ollly At Powoll'• Offer Expirn Sat~ Sopt. 29, 1914 SLB. BAG 69< · Umit Ont Per CoJIPon Goed Onlr At Powoll't Ollar bpim Sat, Sopt: 29, 1914 Ill die PaltWIU.V ffnlthCan!Center. ., · · oz. $349 Margarine ...... ~a•• Purex·••••••••••••••• and , · 69 2% Milk......... ~!'• $1 ua~U<I Etta Mae Ella ,has been trans· temd O·nions ·• ............. y ........ ! ransferred . , r and {. . YELLOW 00~1.8. • ¢ Plans for inspection to be Tuesday night at the hallwerernacle . whert Chester (:ouncil 323, Daughters of America, met fast Wt-ekatthe •# 1 Winner Will Receive A 1985 FORD ESCORT Register At Your Pomeroy. Belpre, Marietta, Gallipolis And Ironton Kroger Stores Deadline To Enter Is Saturday Night, N'~v. Jrd. 1. Sa usage .......•. !B.. One Being Given Awav. •J ~ $·} 19 29 ·Ground Chuck~a•. $1 HoMEMADE . . .$ . 19 lake s MORE\ , Ground Beef ••••• LB. Lamo'!t, Iowa, are announcing the birth of a daughter. Sheena Lea, born Sept. 19 at . the Delaware County Hospital, 'Manchester, Iowa. The Infant · weighed eight pounds, tw0 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. John. 'Noble, strawberrY Point, iowa, are the maternal grandparents, _and Mr. and Mrs. Ray <;:unningham, Syrac.use, are the paternal grandparents . 15 satisfaction regardteu of manufacturer . II vou are not satisfied, K roger will replace your item ·. -, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunningham, TOfAliAnSFACltol GUARatfTU Everything of G.mningh<:UTI coupon will be accepted per item purc hased guarantesd lor PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT.•. SEPT. 29,· 1984 Service news entitle you to purc"ase lt'ut adver1ised item at the ,• . came llnacll lhe J)epuinat of Olllo, PM& Preal-clllllia Padey, Mila Plollll& ~ 298 SECOND ST . POMEROY, OH.. . ' GIVEN SCHOJARSiap - • • -' - • •• ,. f ' ! �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel 1984 Ohio Better Health Club .makes plans Plans for the annual C011'1J1:1Unlty haDoween party were discussed at Thursday's meeting of the Rock Springs Better Health Club held at the homeofMUdred Jacobs. · Named as chalrmah for the annual.event to he held at the Rock Sprtngs Grange haD were Helen Blackston, Lenora Leifheit, Phyllis Sklnner,NancyGrueser,andNancy Morrts. The Lord's Prayer and pledge opened the meeting' conducted by · Salish~ Mrs. Skinner with Lenora Leifheit, ~haplaln, givlngdevotlonson " What It Means to he Young" using scrtpture from Isaiah and a com· mentary on worry. Reports were given by Mrs. Morris, secrtary, and Louise Folmer, treasurer. The program by Mrs. Grueser Included several readings, "Mouth Guards for Athletes" by Mrs. Morris; "Update on Ultrasound" by Tresa Abbott;' "Promising Ml· grane Treatment' by Louise PTO _meets Particlpatlori In a dental hygiene Nov. 17. Rev. Dave Curfman of the program was announced at last Carleton Church had tleyotlons. week's meeting of the Salisbury T~achers and other staff PTO held at the schooL members were Introduced. John Lisle, principal, reported that the The progJ am wW consist of a fluoride "swish" on a once a week total enrollment at the school this basis to the children whose parents year Is 169. 'sign a pennlsslon slip to be sent Fourthgradewontheroomcount. The 1~85 officers are YvOnne home with the students. Children of the school were again Young, president; Fern Morris, offered free fingerprtntlng. The . vice president; Jenny Warth, secreways and means comntlttee an· . tary; and Thelma ·Jeffers, nounced the f11U festival to be held on treasurer. Romine-Bicker reunion .· at Beach Grove·farm . 1lHi annual RDmlne-Blcker reun' lonwasheldLaborDayweekendat the American Legion farm on !Jeach GroveRoad. Attending were Charles and TUlle 'Romine, Kathryn, Joyce, and Janet Lambert, Jimmy and Jimmy Lambert Jr., · Rutland; Melvin, Francis, Charles, Melvin Romine Jr., Columbus; Clifford and AUce Plan1Z, Pomeroy; Estle Hickman, Art Sanders, Columbus; Theresa Bronosky, Mildred and George Blckar, Huntington, W.Va.; Robert, Leona, Jeffery, and Crystal Rom· ine; Ric~ and Rose Romine, LockbOurne; Bill, Barb, Tlrnrny, Loretta, and B!Uy Romine Jr., and Jenny .Check, Columbus; Kenneth, Larry, Bernard and Tina Romine, Dave, Annette and Clay Russell, Rutland; Bob and Hazel Romine, Columbus. • A.J. Peters. Lancaster; Ethel Shafer, Buckeye Lake; Edith Lam· bert, Judy Snowden, Rutland; Elsie Priddy, Middleport; Eileen Cha· rles, May Field; Steven Morrts, Groveport; Charles, Dianna, and Charles Moms Jr., Obe1Z; Terry, Drema, Theresa, and 'Missy Flesh· m~. Columbus. Recognized and presented gifts were Estle Hickman, the oldest woman; Geroge Blew, the oldest man; Crystal Romine, the youngest girl; and Charles Morrts.Jr., the youngest boy. Several other prizeS were awarded durtng the day's activities. · Roush family conduas reunion at Portland Park ,. \ r The annual Gideon and Artimess Wolfe Roush reunion was held Sunday at ihe Portland Park. . Oldest attending was .the last of the Roush chUdren, Early Roush,87, while the youngest was JaredHupp, son of Mr. and 1\olrs. Eddie Hupp, Portland, two months. Also recog. nlzed were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, the couple with the mO"it. family rnembrs present, and Walter McDade of Troy, who traveled the farthest . . Others attending were Eula Wolfe, Barbara Roush Trout and children, Tim and Tanya, Robert and Mary Jean Roush, Harold and WUma Sargent, John and Leora Young, Pat and Mary Roush and Amy, Herschel and Eileen Roush, John Joe Shane, 1\'lrs. Ora Hill, Gladys Shields, . Rick and Debbie Sargent. , Ricky Yates, Greg and Vickie Cundiff and children, Valerie and Jason, A1Jgie and Amy Manuel, Jeff and Tanuny HOI, Howard Roush and Betty Rdush, Richard and Fay Shlfflett, Rebecca Teaford, Eddie and Sharon Hupp and children, Jeremy, Jamie. and Jarnd, Bob and Nadene Euler, Aaron Wolfe, Waiter McDade, Herbert and Mary Roush, Mildred Norrts Gathers, Sandy and Tim, Tom and Reva Norrts, Mike and Beverly Roush, RDnald and Nancy Russell and chUdren, Mandy and Michael, Bob and Etta Mae HiD, Randall and Judy Roberts and children, Leslie and Chad, John and Patty Pape and Lisa, Harold and Margie Roush, Lester and Carrie Roush and John, Eileen Buck, Dick and Jo Ann Smith and Trovis, Oris and Dorothy Roush, Larry and Bambi Fisher and children, Jeremy and Jessica, Norman and Janet Roush and Garen, Dana and Roberta Lewis and Edward Roush, Douglas and Cindy Sands and· son, Joey, and Early Roush. "Putting the Pieces Together" by Louise BearllS; "How to Chose a Doctor" by Ann Mash; "Alcohol and Kids" by Sharon Folmer, a guest The contest conducted by Beyna Gruesrwas won by Mrs. Jacobs and VIolet Hysell. Mrs. Morris wlll host thenextmeetlng.wlthMrs.Grueser to have the contest and Mrs. Jacobs the program. Refresh!nents were seved to those named and Michael Leifheit and Frances Goegleln. 'I II I '. Or Wtht OoiMI- ClllllflM r. a!leas1 5 7.000 ci tbl c leet of atr 2 30 PM . October 15. 1984 a1 between cartrtdge c hanges to a the May.or's oHtce. 237 Race puuty equal to or belter 1han St.. Mtddleoort. Oh ro for an atr · CGA standard tor med1cal supply syste m to meet the grade ~ o·· One c hambe f ~~~~ follow tng specificatiOns· serve as a se parator, the other , AIR COMPRESSOR . two w• tl a ccept drop tn ca rBrds wtll be secerved untt l SPECIFICAllONIS <ridQes. whiCh shall be iead1lv ava.1lab le !ro m the su pplier at atl Compressor shall be of the latest model. properly •dent•f•ed. and shall be de.s,gned spec•r•cally for the manufacturefs ttmes. Inc luded •n the pUnlica Mn syst em sh all be a back pressure less' than 9.2 CFM at 3200 PSI m iun(am ing check. tur e IndiCator. and ane)ecr'rOn ic cartndge m o n116 r w•th g au ge no less than 8 3 CFM at . Mr. and ·Mrs. ScOtt Warner, and 500f) PSI , · Dayton, spent the weekend here 2. The Compressor shall be of · with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and the four stage. s•ng le ac hng d es1 g n. shall be atr coo led. and . Mr. and Mrs. Al~rt Deltwiller ;md ec;utpped w 1th both 1nter- Mr. and Mrs. W!Uiam Russell of Minersville were Sunday visitors of 111r. and Mrs. Robert Russell. Also visiting was Mrs. Carl Russell, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Leslle Frank, Sarah Beth of Texas Road were Sunday visitors of Mr. and l\o1rs. Eugene Haning aild Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Earnheart and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Earnllew1 of Colwnbus vislledrecentlywithMrs. Iva Johnson. Picnic held Annual picnic of the First SouthemBapUstChurchofPomeroywas warnmg l•ght. 10 A gauge pan el sha\1 be ar d /or o.rov•ded whic h 'tncludes a pressure gauge for each stage 01 compresSIOn an<;! t, nal pres sure. an o •l pressure Qau ge. an accumu l ~tive record•ng tlo ur meter. r~ady hghts. sh ut down in drc~lfng l1ghts. and an on/off SwitCh 1 1. An automa i•c h1 g h te m peratur e l1 m11m g sh ut d own sw•tch shall be prov1 de d IMih 1ndrca.tor li g hts on the gauge panel. · 12 The compresso r shall he capable of starHn(:l under . full load With no manual un load•ng coolers and an after cooler It shall be capable of cOntinuous . operatron at maxtmum rated pressure. 3. The compressor dnver. and a ll related c omponents shaH · be housed 1n a floo r mount cabinet t1ned With sound deaden•n g matenal Both ends and back. of the cab• net are to be removable for serv1c tnQ Cab• net shill! be f1 n1111hed w ith pr 1mer .and enamel. and al l c ontrols l or regular operat• o n shall be mounted on the fr'o n.t 61 th ~ cabrnet. ·· • 4. CompressOr lubncai!On system shall be p ressure tvpe. and capable of provtdrnQ adequate lubna ho n at all opera11ng pressures A v1sual means of checking th9 011 p ressure and level shall bf provided and a tow 011 pressure sh~tt · down safety sw1tch shall be prov 1ded: 5. The compressor atr rnta~e Public Notice (b ) l ra g rnent~ t ! on 'd efl ~c to r ms•d e cooling pot fc t steel fragme ntat•on Shield for opm at or fdl dual l •lter ho ses to f1 ll all Sal e 1n lho ab ove entitled . a 110n. I w rfl oflat for sale at nubile at JCtion. on th e fror,r stP.p s o f th f) MAiQS Cou n~ Coun lio usft' tn Pome roy . 'in the abovE> narnpd Countv. o n Satur- requ1rP.:d 13 Any co mponent req1 ur ed for the nor inal 1ntend ed opera tton of th rs system wh1ch has n01 been' sp eclftcally h erom ment•oned Will be understo o d to be prov•ded · 14 All n ecessary hose and attachme nts shall be orov1ded to enabl e the compressor to pump Into n fragmf!nt at•pn deflect•ng hll statiOn as des cnbed .n part 21 of these spec s 15 A! least 0~1e of each ol the standard SCB,>,Q<>ttlos to 2250 doy. the 6th pav ot October' or 4 500 PSI {el con1rol panel moun ted on 1984. at I0 00 o'clock AM> PSI S1d e of rhe l ra g mentat• on sh1e l d Thr s panel w ill mclud e 11 3 1 1~ gauge to 1nd1 cate su pp/y pres sur e. a regu lat o r l o adJuSt . the flll1ng pre ss rm~ from 400 PSI to 5000 PSI a 3 ';/' fi iluf)e to •nd ica te the ad1 us ted I1H1nq pr esst rr e. and a se parate f1lhng valve for each of the two hiler ·hose s (H the en t1re stat•on 15 to be modular . separate fro,-,1 the co mpressor and des1gnP.d tor I mount1ng on an el evated stand fg ) the stat •on shall be ot !he same brand as !he com press or and painted the same color The village rese rves th e nght to re1ect ;my o r all b1ds and to wa .ve , pny mfqrmaht 1 e~ 111 brddiOfl Fred Hoffm an. M ayo r V1llaoe o.f Mtd d leport the operator s 191 26. J1 01 3. 3tc Public Notice PUBUC ANNOUNCEMENT The- Board of Tru stees of Bedf o rct Townsh1p w•ll acce pt h1ds o n a 196 7 Int ernati on al T!Uck.. as 1S. All brds mu sl be sealed and w•ll be opened at 7 om. on Oct 1. 1984 The Board rese •v es the l ight to re1ect any and au b•ds B1ds . shoul d be m.:uled to EDITH ~ld Saturday at the Route 33 LEACH . CLERK, • TR 14 5. roadside park. Attending the cookout were the shall be provoded W' lh a follOwing shall be PrOVIded· (A) POMEROY. OHIO 4 5769 Rev. and l\1rs. David Hunt and rep lac eable dry type c artndge operators manual fbi p;1rts l•st i9t I 9. 26. 2tc d to remo ve particulate f~) ma1ntenancA scheduli;t family, Michael and Christy, il1ark, matter. · 16 Factory authorozed serPublic Notice Denise and Nicholas Michael, Lee 6 The compressor 1s tp' be vn:::e . parts. and normal operat d Ra haelLef b Che I'"UI ' dnven w 1th a 7 5 HP. 230 vol t. · 1ng matenaiS are to be readily an . C e re, ry J.n er, s1ngle phase electriC moto r. ol a avclllable from the suppl,pr' o f SHERIFF'S SALE . Rena Longstreth, Donna Wilson, brand read•lv available locallY thl!'i un• t. on order OF REAL ESTATE Julie Spencer, Scott Stout,J·a ckand A magnetiC st arter. w1th hent 17 Warrantv pol•c1es afe to The of Ohio, Meigo Janet Needs Bob J d r1se protectiOn ,!o; to be pro- be' claartv sl<l ted wrth ihA,b•d. County. ' ' oyce an Christy Mills, Richard, Sue, Alny and ,SheUy Metzger, Jane; Aaron, Amber, D.J., Tina and Claudine Thompson, Jeff, Sandy• ScottY, and Evan Needs, Judy and Jason Riley, 1roy and Sylvia ZwUllng, Frances C arleton, Lany and Susie Bailey, Josphine ~fallory, VIrgil Saudners, Helm Crabtree, l\1axtne Black, Margaret Sheets, Jennie Husk, and Anthony Sheets. . Clogging lessons . LONG. BOTrOM . Beginning clogging ·Iessons cons.isting of basJc stepsandslmpl t w!Ubegi e rou es ven at t~ U:l,g Bottom Conununlty nat•onal w"'ng codes delay 7. The safe operallo n of th1s unn w1t1 be •nsured by the l or·ov••S>>·O' of safetv valves at· each stage of co mpress ton and on the p untrc at10n sy st em. An auto malic pr essure sw•tch shaft be provided wh•c h w •ll shut the un11 down at a pr e-set ad]ustable pressure and rest aft the un.t at 300 PSI below the pressure settr ng. 8 tn tersta ge a•r d rymn lchamloers are to be prov•dP.d tO' th at the a1r produced wtll all regu latory agen cy's ~ ~~·;,;:~~;n r sta ndards Eac h lc IS to be equ 1pperl wrth a manllal d ram valve. and all conden sate cha m bers a rP. to be dra> ned automat•~ ally bv means o f a t1med soleno•d valve will empty the c h ambers acc umula ted mo1sturP. BvP.tY BulldlngStartlngonOct.3frorn7to9 p.m. Lessons wJU be given rr.~er a 10 15 m1nutes eek iOO 9 A three Tammy .of theWIUiams Twin State w perPlantt by Gary and Travelers. Cost wUI be$1.50a lesson. Restlo ldents wishing more lnforman may call378-6178. and are to he fu lly honored bv the suppl ier. w1th no undue 'v1ded. and all •ntegral wmng crrcurts are to confo rm to 18 tnc lufled •n the nnr.e q uote shall be thA servtCP.S o t a IJc:toryt rnmr fl .DP-IIvt"ry TP.ch n •Cli)n to pe rfo rm an on s11e start 11 p and pe rl ormance chec~ o l thH ,enttre SY5tcm. ann n thord u!Jh t ra 1n1 nq sn:;sion lor the per sonn AI w ho ;Jre to he Involved 1N1th 11~ o pen 1tto n At thi S t•me. the Output I low. Jlr purnv. CO c ontent. nnd ~ nfety rel1ef d ev1ces Arf! 10 he tested calthrAted . and 'd oc'umentP.d 1n' wr~tlng by thf! tech n1c 1an I 9 . The eleCJrtc al II'St.111at1 on o f thts urur wr'lrbe pro111d ed for by the buyer 20 The pn ce quote sh all .nclude all stupptnfl c:o sts .c""""-. . Plaintitl .... Edna Stobort, ot ol Dehndom No. 114-CV-122, 0000 USED GAS & ELEC. DRYERS Wulters to mole-, Upri&ht FrftrtrS. SJ!in Wosnors, GE, . W~irlpool. loytac: TV & APPLIANCES 627 ltd AVe.. 6111ipolis, Oh. (Open Olif & Sltordly )il H. I .) PH. 8441·1899 ' fal ch csr level wmA r bath r1 P.fl E 80 IP.e t, thP.n r.e N 38deg,1 W 35 l efll to the place 0!1 ben •nn •na. con!I'Hn1ng 0,064, acres. morA or lAss · ', · Pro pe rt y l oca.ted ' f!03'(~~ . Br ownnl l StrMt. Mtdrlfeporl. Oh10 ' ~ Pro p nr t y ilf'Jf'of.:l! SP- d at. s 1 t .500 ;md canno t bfl solct lor te ss than tw o- t h lfrl ~ o f the,11p pr JW>flrl nmo un t Terms One: thou snnd d oll arS' (S 1. 0001 •n cash 0 1 c mt•f •ed: chP.c k on <IIJV of s;~ lc Balance ui. crtsh 0 1 r:ert lhArl c hc c ~ wrth1n th•rt v ditys of thP. conlt~ m at•or\ ol thn Sl tlfl • JAMES J PROFFITT SHERIFF, MEIGS COUNTY, 18. 19. 26. 5tc 191 4. 11 . TROMM Co. Curb Inflation Pay Cash' for Phone _ _ _ _,__ __ POME~QY,O. 992·2259 Health '648' Board and the reduc· tlon of state and federal funding for mental health programs, which threatens the ablllty of the organ!· zatlon to treat Indigent citizens. Special staff achievement awards went to Laraine Newsome, Nan Mykel and Peg Yankuns. A 10 years of service award went to Juanita Atha, ,.and five years of service awards were presented to Bonnie Dingess, James Dishong, Mary Fulllneer, Dan George, Sammy Hisle, Tera Lane, Pam Massie, Laraine Newsome, Diane Oller and Velma Williams. Perfect attendance awards went to Judy Hqlley, Peg Yankuns and Doug Langhorne. · Special guests at the meetlJig Included past and present trustees, Mental Health hollrd memhets, auditor, Hal Zldeman and State Rep. Jolynn Boster. Family members of tilt! late Charles Howard in attendance at the meeting were his wife, Churlene Howard; his mother, Mary E. Howard; his children, Kim and Tony Howard; brothers, Jim How. ard, Bill Howard and John How· ard; and a sister, Dorothy Gordon. Also In attendance were HoWard's foster child, Mrs. Rita Payne and a second colisin, Jessie Payne; Woodlaild Centers, Inc. is a ' private, non·proflt organization which provides a variety of'mentaJ, health services at its clinics in Gautpolis, Jackson and Pomeroy. NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Buildi1111 lot. 'A acre in an · established subdivision. Water tilp for T.P,C. water system. Electric 1111ailabie; septic tank in place , no leac~ . Wan! $5,000.00. NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Two bedroom home with new living room. Deck area ·for · coollwls, etc. $13,900.00. NEW LISTING - MiNERS· 1 !Wattled 1 !For 5ale ( !Announcement 17. _ _ _ __.__ C JForRent II. -_ . ,...;_ .--_19, _ _ _ 2. _ _ _ __ '·~---- ' 3. _ _ _ __ 5I..====:::: ==== 4: _ _ _ __ 6. 7· ----~ t. 10. _ _....;__ _ . ·11. _ _ _ _...:;..... 12.=~~= t3. 14. _ _ _ _ _..; 15. _ _ _ __ 16. _,__ _ _ __ 20. _ _,___ _ 21·----22. _ _......,_ _ 23. _ _ _ __ 24. 25. _ _ _ _ __ 742~2328 . 3-S·tfc 36. _ _ _ __ v· -~-...:...-. 29. _ _ _ _ __ ··------- lll. _ _ _ __ _____ 31. _ _ _ _ __ 32. ---..:,...,.,..;,_ ' ,... 33. _"""'"_ __ ,u.·------- Mall Tllll CCIII.... WHII Rtn~Htance . . . "· .• Tlleo.llfllniMI EUGENE LON 843- block ond b hair S82 5058 rown ' · ' •TA!NCHINO •BACK HOE •DOZER kitten 1• Utter •END LOAD:CEEiRoVIOE, TRUCK o •O~OMP GAS . SEWER, I'i~:~!;~LINES. County C.rtlfied SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEp PH. 992-.5682 or 992-7121 I'll IE ESTIMA lES to drive the vehicle at .your ehoice. ·: . ·' ; - I£AL . NEW LISTING - Outside of tnwn. Nice 3 bedrm. comlorta1*1 home w~h oountry selling and ~ neighbors. Only $20,000. NEW LISTING - Build your own hot11e. 45 acres in Rutland Township. Only $17,000. ' YOUR CHOICE - Three nice homes in Rutland. 3 or 4 bedrms. in the mid 20'& EDGE OF TOWN - Rt 7 2 bedrm. traiter.I!OOd location 'on Rt. 7 w~h I acre. Or 5 mom house Wilh river view near Rt7. Also 2 bedrm. home on Rt. 124. - Concrete work .- Plumbing and electrical won !Free EstimetesJ V. C. YOUNG·m Also Some Car fender1 Available 992-6215 or 9cr.l-7314 P(!lmeroy, Ohio . l·U -11• 20041'1 Chothom Ave .. 27th-29th. •~--------,. 2 Family Clothoo, gl111, booka, jowolry. 300 Lo· Gronde atvd. Thuro._ 9·7 · . .. ... Pt.·Pi.8asiirii ..... & Vicinity B849 · G S y d I S lrl couto ar sa e.. ••· SI!PI. 29, !1·6. 3 mlloo paot !iolzor Hoopltol on !It_ 180. · · ~ ---- -- ·· - ·- --·---·- ~ --~·--- wetch for ligna. Big Movinq & Yard Sole. 2407 Monroe Avonuo, Point 3 Foinlly Rt. 21 B. 1 Y, m i. from Rt. '7. Thura~ -Set. 27 , 28 . 29 . 9 - 6 . A•in Puppleo omoll brN<I dog. 308·176· 1195. 9 Pieaunt, Monday~ Tundlty, Wednead•Y · Furniture , f llldllJ:I.JI Wanted To Buy 2 young dogo. hove hod ahoto. Phone 304·1175· 2387. . Cnh paid for fancy iron or T0 givo awoy pupplea. 304· 858·1817. llono joro. Old . time cup· boord . call 1·304·882· 2711 . heavy iron boda. •180 ond 21 ..,... 308·B911·3802. 220 I. Main, '--•1 Will give 3 heolthy odoroble · cheat1, ba1keta. di1hea. PH. 992-6931 tllbby kittens to • wood, good cupbo1rd1, chain, atone jars. antiques. gold home. 2 moloo, 1 fomole. and ailver . Write- M . 0 . Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 308· 773-IIBOB. 46789 or call 814·992· 1 vr old mole dog. good with 7780. kida.. good watch dog, must give IWOy. 304·B96·3079. Free hay. ·4 0 acret, you cut ond bole. 308·875-81131 . 18 mo. old malo EngH~h L---~~~.,!!!!!.::1] ~fzo.·J'XC hoolth 304-11711· or •SYlVANIA •SPE£D QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGUAIOR We Hove A Full Time 985-3561 on •Washen •Dishwaahers •Rengn •Refrigerators ~Dryers OuJv •Freezers Buying· daily gold. 'silver coina, riog1, jewelry. alerting were, old colna, large currency. Top pricea. Ed. Bur~ ke,tt Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614·992· 3478. ' ; • 8 Public Sele a. Auction 66 ACRES, lEDFORD TWP- MEIGS CO., OHIO . AND PERSONAl. PIOPim_ Sa,turday, October _6, 1984 Beginning at 11 iOO A.M. Open 7:00-7:00 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL A'NIMAL HOURS Monday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. · Tuesd., 6:Jp p.m.·8 p.m. . Wrdnesday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Thursdl1 3 p.m.·5 p.m. fridly I p.m.·2 ·p.m. Slturdly 10. a.m.· Jl:JO o.m. . . REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 12:00'NOON F111 lARGE ANIIAL AID SURGERY BY APPOINIIENT BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Daily Major & Minor Mechanical Work PT. PLEASANT OFFICE ll· l ·lft Located 12 milts north of Pomeroy; 3\\ milts east of U.S. Rt. 33; I mile south of St. Rt. 681 on Townshtp Road N247. Si1ns will bt poslod . , REAL ESTATE Real estate consists of approximately 66 actes with lrontage on both sides ol County Road 247. 1mprovements constsl ol 3 room concrete block and Ira me structure with 2 enclosed porches and bath; small barn, also 2 story frame dwelltng. Some acreage cleared. Mineral rights have nol been leased and shall transler with real estate. · TERMS & CONDITIONS: Property appraised at $30.950.00 and. cannot be sold lo1 less than $2~. 760.00. Real eslate taxes pro·rated to date of closing. Ten percent 110%1 depostt day of sale; balance of purchase price due upon delivery of Administrator's deed on or before November 6, 1984. Pos session given upon delivery ol Administrator's deed . Any sta'· tement·made ,day ol sale shall take precedence over prtnl~d matter. . . NOTE: This acreage is a good investment opportumty as there are several producing oil wells tn the tmmedtate area or it could be made into a hunti~g lodge or retreat PERSONAL PROPERTY King wood and coat heater; Hotpoint telrigerator; propane gas heater; 8N Ford tractor. needs repa~r ; 2 bottom. plow; shallow well pump; cement mtxer; 1968 Chevrolet ptckup. \950 Ford pickup; 53 Ford; 53 Chevrolet. .. . . None of the above vehicles are tn running condttton at lhts time. LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE IN MIDDlEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.II. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. S.:8 lnsuranct Work Ca[lo.m Polr 'ld1s. Garaps ROOiilll Work Aluminum & Vi•yl Sidin1s 15 Yeoro EK-'ence GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-.2282 EXECUTOR'S PUBliC AUCTION ' Of 304-675·2441 . r....u, 1,.,1.1 iii! Parts & Service X ~ -z "Fi\Kifii·...~ ... .................. 170 II-84Che.y Tr. Fendln ...................... 110 S·IO-SIS Chewy Tri. Ftnclon ....................... .IO 73·79 Ford Tr. F111dtn .... .................... 59 10-14 Ford Tr. Fendll$ ...................... 110 Residential . . . . 91 72-10 Oodlo Tr. f1,,~~t.. & Commercial ·c.r Ftndln .................. 60 79-10 Muston& . Cor F111dor1 .......... ........60 11·14 Escort-Cynx Fenders ................ ........ 49 Orwni·Horizon 2 dr. or 4 dr. Fondors ................ 75 ... ... . . c~rr ::.~~~ 69.95 79-12 Cllevelll Grills... ._ ... JI f111dtn ...................... 115 Ford Ronpr Grills ...... ...... 75 Inti Chewy loil Gaits C~l 742-3195 Or 992-5875 ONE . WOOD . STOVE THAT CAN HEAT YOUR ENTitE HOUSE · or Free-Standing I NO MONEY DOWNI •TWO BLOWERS •GlASS DOOR •LARGE ASHPAN SAVE •AUTOMATIC DRAFT POMEROY -:- Nice location on fltis 2 room bu~ness ~' with lurnace and ~nd. Priced rlht ' •BURNS WOOD or COAL B.Y.P.U. It $13.000. SYRACUSE ~ Good 5 roonf home, stove and tefrigl)ralilr r • lull basement attached In&!! ., _. Only $30,qoo. ·, · ' UNCj)LN HTS. - Uke new bdrm .home, ~sement, refrlt' 4001/t0 erator. rant~~. IAIIIIated, ,.. Cltillllnl and iinyl tiding. ' -DIRECTIONS: 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH 7, Miles Below · Gallipolis-Cross Raccoon Creek Br• : r~e and follow signs. f-lou ~ _, ~~ 1 , I It '.Jt h III.Jrft .,. •, •. See Pluunt Rogiotor. now It Point Chrittmaa Earnings begin tor Avon Aepre.-ntativea. Sell full or part time. ovor 18 coll814-898·7111 8 collect. Public Sale & Auction . Recreational lfherepy Pirec· tor. requirn college· degree preferably M1 occupational or Auct. Lonnie Nul. Youth Celt 818·3117·7101 c recreetionel· therapy ectivi· ties in a Geriatric lntermedilte Cere Unit and an Adol8acent Beheviorial Modific.tion Un;t. Prefer two y.. rs experience in rec:reation1l therapy or re- ouction. Call 818·&92· llted flelda . Salary common· 8310. surate with experience. Ex- Auction every Friday ni-ght et the H1rtford Community In on expanding lndunry. For oppll~ltion coli Woctg- · cor. 13031 769·3200., ext. 2403. . 22 Money to loan HOME LOANS' FIXED RATES Solow morket ,.,.., Fbed conventional FHA- VA . La'o der Mortgage. Atheno, collect 1118·592· 30151 . . 2~ Profeaaionel ~arvices Piano Tuning end Repeir. Brunicardl Music Co., 441- 0IIB7. Twentieth veor of qulillty service. t.ne D•- nlelo. 818· 742·2951. ' teniive benefit program . Contact the p•aonnel office et Llkln Hoapital, Lakin, W. Ve. or (304)676·3230. ext. Rt:rll [ SI.i!J: •• 31 Homes for Sale 9'1•% ouumobleloon on 13 yr. old brick rencfl atyle houoo. Secluded on 2.8 ocreo of lond. 3 BR, Iorge' DR, nlco kitchon, lo1'91 utility room. Flrapl- In' living .ooom. 1893 mo. poy· ment. 13,7150 down. Lo· cotod noor Centorvilla. 379,. 2803 after 8 p.m . weekdays . 3 bdr. houH. pool, AC, ' fireplaces, Pt. PleeNnt...le or rent/ Collll76·11108. 3 bdr., l1rge family roont, pool, outbuRdingo, 1 ocra lot. 9Yz% ••um1bte mort-; gavo. land comroct. Kolly Dr. Coll488·7536. Loan eaaumption. 4 yr. old ronch. 3 bdr .. 2 botho, Dll. carpeted, 2 888·1292. ~·r garage. Cell comod. Rlchord Roynoldo, Auctionoer. Coli 304·275· 3068.- M11on County, 304-876· 1829. 800 block of 2nd Ave .. 2bdr.. oxc. cond .. big bock,' yard, t37,600. Cal 888· 216B. For your nelltt ..._ C811 Emm• 12 Fell Into o Unbellavoble Bel, 1uctioneer. licenMd •nd bonded West Virginil Situations Wanted and Ohio. 428B177. home Saving Thouunda of Dollanl Fireplace. Middle- port. Call 814·992·8941.1 • .:..._------·lcWholesale Auction ThursdaY Byro. old. 3 bodrm, 2 both•: Sept. 17th at 8:00PM. Mt. Cupboard. Rt. 180&Porter. family room with wood Hourt: 10-&PM. Mon.·Sot. Attc;> Auction House. burner. Single car garage, on Call 8 t 4·388·900B. DAti 9 We Female roommete needed Wanted To Buy pay ceah lor lete model clean uaecl can. Jim Mink Chev .T Oida Inc . lor 3BR, 2 both houoo. Call 446·9472. Tree trimming anfi removal. Free eatimetn. Call 992· Bill Gono John10n 4ae·3172 8080 or 949-2129. Wanted to buy used coal & wood heetera. Sw1in Furniture, 888·3159, 3rd. & OIIY<I St., GoiiiPOIII. Oh. Wanted- Junk eutoa any condition. Call 814·3BB· S30.3. Annou nr, 1'1111' nt s Opening for elderty in home. Colt 773·6823. Will care for the elderly In our home L.P.N. care given 16 yeara experience cell 61 4· 992·7314. Room. board. and laundry 8 flat ecr.. with. atocked pond. Cltv water in R1cine. Cell 1114·949-21181 . Nice 13 bedroom, ga,.ge. baaement, excell1nt loce-: tlon near achool, owner finance. Middleport. Celt, 992·2617. Houae for sale or rent with. 13 acres, Weat Columbia, Lieving Road . 6 rooma and both, citv wotor. 308-876· 1S22 alter 4:00. 6 rooms, 5 ecrea. beth, full beaement, 2 c1r garage; for otdorly.Coll992·6022 or barn, outbuilding, 308-882·· 3271 or 882·2687. 9B6·4416. $o,b2.fcloo41 3 Announcement• condition. Call 814· 21511· House for sale . .304-67582111 . Will do rug weaving. Mary 86.78. King colt 614·986·6274. SWEEPER ond oowlng m•· Conning pear's. Coli 304· Rt .1 Long Bottom. 13.00 Arbuckle, 3 bedroom home, large utility room, 1% bathe/ chine repelr, porta, ,nd _.4_15_B_·1_8~1_B_-- - - - - - por yord. · oupptioo. Pick up ond 1 dining room, half ecre plua ; delivery. D1via Vacuum . Wanted to buy good used W1nted part time work on 304·458· 1800. Cloonor. one httf milo up King coot & wood otovo. rro,rm. 304·117&· 7769 . George• CrHk Rd. 1114·481·0294. Wanted to buy 8 used King coel &: wood 1tove. In good Call Oun llhoot at liaclno Gun Club every Bundly, 1:00 p.m. Factory only. KINDLEWOOD Rt. 6 a, Pomeroy. Comer. Truckload• of now 9·13·11" se Inserted In Fi M•"• wire rim gleiHI, found J-on ·Avenue 3 merchandise every . week:' 284 . Conaigmentl of new & uaed ' ~---....,---~­ m.,-chandiae alway• wei- AVONII Eemingopportunhy (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 m•nufacturar eWerding dealerahip in aveilable WNI ooon. GrNt profit potontlirl Customers for the Call"ico .For all your wirinc needs; furnaces repair serYice and installation. WOITH A TIIP FIOM ANYWHIII Second St. 'in Mlddloport WantH: L..dy to live in a nice wearing silver choker chain. home and core for on oldorly REWARD. Call 992.:3288. lady. Sa..ry plus room and board. Ropty tq Box 282, Shamrock Auction Service. licensed Clinical Audiologist lntornollonol 11011 buMdlng F_,..ily pet. last seen on Center Bldg.. C1mden St. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. gated the offering. rod PH. 742-9070 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearinc Aid Se~ection Dependable Hearln& Aid SerY1ce • to und money through the mail untM you heve invftti· Need individuM, will train. Auction Every Tue1d1y monuot ono therapy. Will night, Pt. · Plea.. nt. WVa plan programaand au~iH 9-4-1 mo. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. reco-dl that you do bullnooe with people you know. ond NOT - Apply B to 4 ot Duke mole DoiJ. Cleanero, Socond Spruce, erman. Answers to RHey. GollipoU.. OH. LOST: Lorge Ir----------..l.----------,1 Experience P•t Sheridan Auctioneer. in f•rm • home Authorized John Doore. New Holland, Bu$h Ho1 Farm Equipment ., Dealer Farm Equipmenl In home lor 7 woek old. CoH 448-S816. Check Anti-Freeze. Baits, Hoses, Plugs Prices $}495 Start At 8/20/ 1 mo . MlltER ELECTRIC SERVICE franklin D. Smith, Eucutor ~ranklln County Probate Court Cm H349594 Jotl Campbell, Attorney . . ' 490 City Park Ave. Columbus, Ohio . SALE CONDUCTED BY Phone; 614-224-8339 . ROGER E. WILSON . REAL ESTATE BROKER & AUCTIONEER 107 S. lain St. - london. Ohio Phone: 614-852·1181 Fouftd n90n Saturday in front of Crowa StNk Houu. medium li:r:ed, b18ck, curly~ hoirod dog . Coll992·7574. - · 8gO. 8/13 / Hn ESTATE OF RICHARD 0. SMITH CentenafV· .need beby1itter at VETERiftARY CLINIC R~t110ilelin1 · ~I'[ V II.I' S LOST all whito mote cot o" Eootem Ave., if found coli 1 1 Help Wanted oM8·9879. . --------LOST 1-1• pup, 2 moo.,old in Gallipalia city area . Sell AVON mako 86%. Cail Anowero to Doloy. Coll4411· 446·3368. 7763. . TOWN & COUNTRY New Homes-Eite11sive [ nq,I11VIlll~nt 6 lost and Found 811.311 mo. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION proporty. Coli 818-992· IIB6B. • 773-5839 or. 773-5788 CHESTER-!185-3307 Hnc OIIMNIY sw•· FREE ESTIMATI;S RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE PARTS and SERVICE CHIMNEY SEWAGE LINES Sh~p Technician All Mokes VIII-long holrod 9 mo. old malel.itton. declowod, 308· 175-1747 oftor 4:30. Business Opportunity 1--------~- COMPLETE HDUSEHOLOS FURNITURE. Bodo, iron, FENCE & SUPPLY SERVICE · GAS LINES WATER LINES •ZEitlH SERVICE "Beautiful, Custom ·Built Garages" DITCH ·wiTCH WE ARE YOUR SALES· AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR TUPPERS "AINS - Uke ' new,. 3 lleqrf!). one lloor plan. Equipped kijchen, dining, beautiful large liVIng and lots ~ carpeting Only $32,900. I :::'::nc~!~~~;:'t~~· ~!:: . t;3 0:~j!;ei.'::;: 4 halrod. . ;;:;;:;;:= through Coli the ~l,:co:nc=ol:•:·======~~m;;:loc;;ot;;;;ll;:;ne;;o;;u;;a;; ·Halloween tdttent. beeudful long heW black ~th green ACCENT FINDER .............. '76.95 DOORS .... ........ '149 .95 HOODS ... -........ •174.95 BUMPERS .......... '69 .95 GRILL ................. '42.50 II. SUPPORT.. .... , '84 .95 TAll GATE ....~ .... '85 .00 FORD FENDER .... 1 6'9 .95 BUMPEII ............ '69 .95 - A09fing and gutt« work For Fister Serviee ·- WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 Now Chevy TrucL .. - Acldont Md remodefing NQ Down Paymtnl Lowor Monthlr Parmenl BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 , Pomenir. OH. 45769 Sept. 27. 2B. 29. Clothing. antique, ult & pepper lhak· oro. 3· 10 mHo B,utoville Rd. Moving Sole Stove. chairt, up tor certain Meiga Co. CARPENTER SERVICE Call 614·992-6737 • timates, 949·2801 949-2860 Three acres with a nicely constru'cted concrete block home 26x30, 3 bed· rooms, pne bath. 12x15 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oi furnace with facilities for wood; •• llUrntr. 12x15 block slur• .• aae buildin1. 20x30 block praae. Richt off Rt. 248. country setting. v, mile • east of Chester, Ohio. ~· ( . Also Transmission YOUNG'S t..-..-...-.,;; ( good home. They heve ahort (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER; DOUBLE - Rent from one will ho!lp with util~ies. II rooms and 2 lOts, A{S 111 Courtlt. Pom.-.,, OIL 4J7B Complete Gutter.Work Complete Remodeling Aooflng at aft Typeo Worked In home area 20 veoro "Free Eotlmatea" Call for free ~iding es· FOR SALE' POMEROY - A view of the river will add to the content:. ment of th~ ~ bedrOilfll home, I ~ baths, fireplace. full ' basemef)t pretty sun room, wor~lllp. $33,500.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr ................. 992·6191 Je1n Trussell ..... 949·2660 Dottie Turatr ,.... 992·5692 Jo Hill . .............. 98§..44&6 Vinyl & Aluminum INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wo'd lih lo inlroduce rou to Enplt·A·C.r. the modorn way "f It ITo MIDDLEPORT - Quality 8 room home, 2 baths, carpeting, full basement Only $32,000. $64,900.00. SIDING CO. dog•. ce11 s92-7574 ..... 4:30p.m. 5 lovely 2 month old Iotter troinod kltteno to givo to 1 8·10·1 mo. 1 · fil · tfc SUPERIOR AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Mothor dog & ~ puppleo tomoll <logol. Con be'"" 11 ...... Gaiiip"oiii......... 282 Fourth AV<I. & Vicinity 1 r 11r old. mootlv co111o to glvo owoy. aoen opovttd. ............................. . ~reot Volloy Floo Mort<ot, Fri. 379·outside dog . Coli S92· Oh!ci Sot ond Sun. Acrou from Refrlgerotot. hor.. coHor. Zlnn'o Londlng. Konouga. Ond old -... -,-•• ·- to •nivo 1_D_.._,_•r_•_-_c_o_m_•_·_ _ _ owoy. Coll992·7419. 2 ~·. 2~~.~ilec~~::: EUGENE LONG :::ir Ph. (6l:M'l~~~2l !;,L~:.c5!~~P5~ :r.':i.::~:"~~'':,"8~;;:: Rt. 124,Po•eroy Ohio 94 9· 2969-949-2263 Middleport. Ohio Complete Gutter Work ' Complete Ramodotlng Roofing of ofl Typeo Worked In home eree 20 yea,. 1 "FrM Eltimotea" Roger Hysell GARAGE Gutters Downapouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windowa PAT HILL FORD PH. SOIL-Filf. 4~f~. NEW-REPAIR 992·2198 No Sunday Calls VILLE - Lot on city water and OMer. electric and l!lJS. Use for · mobile home sile. $1,500.00. POMEROY - A home with fllirtln lown · convenient. Nice 3 bedroom lllme, 2 baths, 2 firel!lms, family room, gas f.a. heat wilhWIIOdbumer add-on. Nice ltitchen with buill·ih units, g~nge, lull basement, on 1wo lois . Nice back yard . SERVlCE Sl 0.1NG CO. v·lOYI & AI ummum . Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-143·5 191" ''' · WHITESEL ROOFING CO. can repair and re· core · radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. SIPING CO. 1-18141·992-3325 E. Main TOP We Bonded & Insured Phone Addq~~-------------- GRAVEL- SAND RADIATOR KEN'S APPLIANCE 21 B E. 2nd St. ... JIM CLIFIFORD P&S BU I LOI NGS · Ll MESTON E BISSELL Real E-state Na••·--------~--~----­ 'OOZER • BACKHOE 'RECLAMATiON WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTO~ BUILT HOMES 'WATER , GAS J. Otl LINES 843 "'" "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" TEAFORD ~ by m1111 with this <OiliXJit. Cencel YGW iMI by IJIQW, when rou get , r•ulll. Maner notrefllnoMble. J&F CONTRACTING oru24 s~a~l~;.!~~ Nort~1110 pd. Sizes Start From 12'116.' . UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses 992-3410 U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING Reel Eatate General • Wri~ 'your 446• 4522 " We Rent For te11" 742-2167 or 742;1~~~~0 WILL •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS . •GRAVEL HAULED PH. Givuway Wanted to buy: lnve1tment If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949·2210. ClauHiecls and Savel· II . own-eil - BACKHOE . DUMP TRUCK . CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER 'SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Coli For Frn Eotim. ote rt & ALL STE "POLE BUILDINGS HAUL J.UST CALL! CALL EXCAVATING (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, livinc room, dining room and den: upstairs has two' bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. Phone 742·3171 CONSTRUCTION Ph. (61 .. ·M. L. :·Bud" McGHEE Broker·AuctiOII Sei'lice Cheryllemley. Meigs County Associate in sl 5~ Real EstatB General the to llow>n~ shal l be prov.ned Illow 38 neg E. 55 leet thence 64 Misc. Merchandise ltP.m 2 1 A frag mentat io n r1e11Act•ng f1ll stat ler'! tnch1rl1n q M'GKE.E the IOJI OWinq des~tibed rea l estate 'situ ate 111 the Cou nty of, M ergs and Sune ol Ohto. and •n the V1Uage of Middle pori to -w•t: S•ttmt eq m lhA Co u n.ty . of M e•os. 1n th e St at A. of Oh•o, and tn th P V•llll no of M idrtlepo n an~ t>o undod and des:cn bed as, · foll ows · Bf'l (l• nn•nn lor rP.f ~fen co at th l1 Nortl1ea st corn er of Out Loti No 1 o f Patrn or' s Add1 1iqn; th An r.P. N 38 <leg W 595 5 feet to the Northt"ast co rner of lOf 1 No 2 '4 o l P Jones E~>l a te as shown by Ou g 1nal Plat 2. Pager 1 1 of Me•ns Co unty_ Oh1o. lhe true pl ac:f! o f beg1nnrng; thence' S 52 .. W 80 teet fol low1ng the1 North L•nn of lot 2 1/4: th e nce In pursuAnce ol on Order of FILL STATION SPECIACATIONS chamber pur1 hca- 'R.,eat~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kibble of Belpre recentlY entertained with a cookout at their future home site in Tuppers Plains. Games were played durtng the evening. Attending were Mr. and l\1rs. Kibble, Butch and Mary Kibble, Belpre, BUI, Mary Ann, and Martlyn, Josephine Kibble, Tuppers Plains, Tom, Sue, DanleUe Kibble, Long Bottom; Albert, Dorotby, Teresa, Mary, Frank, Tommy and George Parker, and Jeffery Saund· ers, Chester; David, Kathy, and Stacey Watson, Chester. o.n..l Moton Acceptance ·;~~~~,,~,o~~~~~~~~~~;~~; Co6kout held I whtch •S caPable of pro!ess •ng 'PUIUC NOncE · ~~~~u~:~dnu~~ ~r~=~~~~~ ;;r n~ ~:~~eC~~:.~~~~s;8m~l11~~ c~~~~ . son. Public Notice • 4 ::::;;:::~r;::;~~;:::~:::::::r;:::::~=-~;;::::;r,====::====;1;:~;;:;:~:;:;:=~ 3 puptlln. .,;'I Kid bt..,.d. Coli AM DENNY CONGO su PERl OR 441-4a11. . Ill Coortlt.• , _..,. !I"~ ••711 by Mrs. Leifheit; Wolf Pen personals Business Sei'Vices PHONE 992-2156 Dtrl. Folmer; "Less Banter In Surgery" Woodland Centers yearly meeting held, honor given ' The Board of Trustees of Woo,lland Centers, I1Jc., held its annual meeting Wednesday, Sept. 12, at GraCj! United Methodist Church In GaUipolls. • Board officers for 1984-85 Installed at· the meeting were Allx Harder of Gallipolis, chairperson; Lila Buckley, RN., of Jackson, vice-chair; Robert Hennessy of Gautpolis, treasurer, an<;! Geri Walton of Pomeroy, secretary. . Durtng the meeting, a special memortal ceremony was held to honor former hollrd member and 1983-84 chairperson Charles "Tiny" Howard, who died Feb. 25. · .Dr. Bernard F. Nlehm, WOOd· la!!d's Executive Director, read a resolution of respect for the Howard family and bQard chairperson, Allx Harder, presented a memorta,l plaque lo the family. Nlehm presented the 1983-84 annual report to the hollrd, acknowledging significant events of the year, Including accreditation of Wood· land's clinics by the Joint Commls· Ilion of Accreditation of Hospitals (JCAH). Woodland's Admlnistra· lion of· the federally-funded · Head Start program, the receipt of a .Public Information Award by the National Council of Community Mental Health Centers, and the Introduction of iwo fuU·tlme psych!· atnsts to Woodland Centers' staff. Niehm and Harder also noted the Improved relationship with the Gallla ·Jackson·Melgs :P.Jental The Daily Sentinel • chocked guna Muat be in good condition. Colt 258·8251 . Borblo Houn, In good ohope, reooonoblt price. 114 · 989 • 3039 ' oftor 4:00PM,before Del. 3 . . 1 8 Wanted to Do 1------:-----Would like to paint trailer By owner 3 bedrooma, 1 ~ baths, living room, dining room, recreation room in be~ement. new 24x24 ger· age . Close downtown . Shown by appointment, 304-675·4808. roofa. Coli 61 4·266-11128. 4 Giveaway a kltteno, mother 51omooe. To good homo. Col 44 6· 3103. Mllod br..ct pupplea 8 wt.a. old. Mather Dobormen. Clll 114-3a7-775 3· 1 femole kltton 3 montha old ytlow tlgor llrlpped, Mttor trained, hou11 cot. Colt 888·0&81. I ' Wontod old pllnoa. Paving UO.OO ond •40.00 eoch. houae cle1ner with Flroh lloor only. W!'lto giving Realieble raferonceo. Coli 848· 7471. dlroctiona. Witten Plonoa boK 1 BB Sordlo, Ohio 43948. Phone 814·4B3· Will do houu cleaning at reaaonable rates. Call 446· 1805. 7243. 1-~------­ GIN$ENG ROOT, Top quo:· Will tutor moth 3 evoningo I ltv ond olzo graded, oelected week. Call4415-7432. 1200.00 lb. Ordinary omeller root - Lo11t All - - - - - - - - , · l c wolto. drlllod & aer· othe• klnda of root oloo Water viced. free eatimates. CaH purchooad . Call Robert 614·992·6008 or814· 782· Harper. 304·1175· 7977. 3147. '. 32 Mobile Hoinas · for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MQBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS,' RT 35. PHONE 814·488· 7278. 1------ - - - - for nle 2 bedroom mobile home1 .5 acreo. Will toke cor in trodo. Coli 448·0083. •r • . �~ 12 The 32 They'll Do It Every Time 12,000. 1174 Holly Pork on e1tre lltz. lot, 3 bdr.. utilitv building. hardwood floor, beautiful patio , Green School Dist. 4 mi. from Gallipolis. · exc. cond. Call 441· 196.7. 1 "':.-.- Leaving Sate. owner mu•t ootl beautiful 3 bedroom home. Family room has 2011 . of window• for pas· toral view. finiahed double garage, firitplace , larag8 porch. 50ft. deck. woodo, ' privacy, near Royal Oak Porte, Nduced to 859, 900 . 8 Vz percentallumabllity. can · 614·992· 6420. . Lovely, large 4 b'droom 2 b11th home , fully carpeted', LR. DR, Kit, atove. diahwaaher. AC, gar., and bsmt near downtown Pomeroy. U&O mo. Coli ~46·01 16. 513 3rd. Avo .. $135 mo. includet water, deposit required. Call 446-4222, 9 to 5. ··- - - - - - wk. endt . Fully furnished . 2 bdr .. adults only . Coli 448· 4110. 2 bdr. mobile home in city. ref. & dap required. Call 614-256-1922. Lot for ulo in Mercerville, 3 traller ·hookup,, electric. ru- 1-:--- - - - - - rel water. septic tank, · 2 bdr. unfurriiahed, 12x&O V.. $8.000 . Coli 114-256- mi. peat HMC . Coli 4468118. 4389 or 675· 9780 . For Sele; Once ecrelot with lerae in·ground pool, torn liner. and parti11lly flniehed beaement. For informltion coll613-885· 1232. 1 . 14 ac. !oval lot wrth beaement, elec. &. water. Located In Great Tw·p . Call 441·3044. Re nl als 41 • Houses for Rant Smell furnlahed houae. adulto only. Coll4~8 -0338. ., I 'I Ubeny Mobile home for l Aparttnent for Rent 3 rm. furni1hlld apt ., auitable for one or two. Call 4413733 dayl, 446· 0171 lVI, Riverside Apt1. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Cttirena. ·$130. Equal Houe· lng ·Opportunitiet . 614992·7721 . Newly redecorated, 1 bad- room, pertially furniahed, *226. Depoait required. Call 114· 992 -5319 or 992 · 2816 . . ~-------· IC - Furnlehed 2 bedroom • .,.n. menta in Middleport. Adulta, no peta. •ecurity depoait. Coll614· g92-3874. 2 bedroom apartment for rent $2SO.OO per month. Utilltleo induded. Clll-773· 5423. 5 room unfurniahlld apartment for rent. Call 992,6434. 892-5914. or 1-304· 882·2688. Furniehed efficency apartment with ground floor. cable, free parking and cloae to downtown ~orne roy. Call 992·5738. APARTMENTS. mobllo homaa. houaes. Pt. Plee11nt on~ Golllpollo. 81 4·448· 8221 . Apertmentl in Hend8r1on 304·676·1972 after 5 PM . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooma and light house k"ping rooma. Park Central Hotel. Co!l 614·448·0768. Furni•hed room, e146. Utili· tiel, range. ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Sec ., Gallipo· lis. 446-4416 after 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent Trailer epace on private lot. county w1ter. 2 mi. from Kyger Crook high ochool. Need ref. t46 plus utilities. 446 · 3760 or 614·367· 0307. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33. · Pomeroy. Large Iota. 614' 992· 7479. . Trailer loti, lewer and wet• fumiahed. small children occopted . 304-675-1076 oelo, 1oxso . t2700.00 . .Call for appointment, 9854260. Mcrcho nrlt sc 1-:-:--:---:-:----- 2 bedroom. 3A mile out Send l -::-::-:::---:--:-~o:--~ Hill Road . 304-675·· 3834. 6_1 Household Gooda 44 Apartment · for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Houaing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $183 for one bedroom and t198 per month for two bedroom, with 8200 dopooh local-.! near Foodl&!nd and .S pring Valley Plaza, pool and TV ont. Coli 446·27•5 or leave meauge. ' . .......... ' • :. .__ ,. __ ··'·- .... &4 Mlec. ~o:.• II> ... _ ~ '/',. 40 ' • 't Fri"idaire custom deluxe jolt act1on auto washer, rapid dry, uc. eond. S71. Call 448·8114. Two ond tobloo 15.00. Coli 446·81 14. SepbMnber26, 1984 26. 1 Wadneaday, 7& Boauend M otor• for Sal a .. .• Cit,._ ill MOVIE: 'Ch..ongoo 11> BoftM' ()) -l.ucy&Mw Polito (I) (I) Dr. Who IBl Vayege Ill tile Mlr,nl l WAI.IT A CQNFHIHOI.I. 1 W'AIIT TO kNOW HOW IT MAI'PfNI!D. I WANT TO AT LMIT etTA 8000 MCAUf."e' IT DOJIW'T MArrtfl IVHO PIO IT. THf -I~F I& CONVINC•P Ha COIW\1\1\ITT&D Home Improvement• ' • Dlfl'rent . , . _ 1:30 • ill (!) NIC Newa ()) MOVIE: 'Frwnch Poll: I dli' Cll""*-' (J) ~ lportaLook (I) Coral lllumen ' (I) • Cit ABC Newa • (I) Newa PI.OT OUT 0~ ALL TMif. ;UPFI!IliiJel .UiCIP8. Marcum Roofing & Spout· . lng . . Now lnotolltno rub!iw roofo. 30 - r • oxtioriii!ICO, opoclallzlno In built up raof. Callll14· 318· 9887. 7:00 a•• Oak king aize bedroom aulta, 2 yra. old, good ·quality condition, t1 . 400 . Call 441·4789 otter 6. Ono M.,. 4 yra old olao one colt 1 yoor old. 1914 Oldo . 380 ongiM good " " *300.00. 304·178-8420 or 17&·3153. Early American •ota queen lize oloopor 6 matching chair, petchwork print. • 1 00. Cell 446-0948. 84 Hey H • S Home lmpfov•""•rita vinyl "ding, roofing, room addition, otorm wlndowi, otono. coli 11 4·317·0409 • or 614· 317-7244. •e.ooo firm. Call 949· 2933. 1 977 Cordoba for oolo. 1.915 Ford Gol.. le porta for oolo. Call304·?73 ·11151. 7:30 A:NNIE large round boln of hoy UO · ooch. Call 441-10!12. min.) (l) 8 ' 'ww This true atory about the Soviet Unian'o most , .. KM•wed nuclellr phy-t and inventor of tho hydlogen bomb and his wtie, Qr. Elono Bomer. dra· · · rights fight agoiilat . ........ opprHiion. Juan (J) Autio Rtlclng '84: CART o.aalt , . _ flwn. sian. . (J) IBl Gretlt ~ Live from l.incolll Center: New YD<1< City Opera: 'Car· men.' llizot'a tole of a wild gypav ond tho men who love her has boon reset in tho time of tho Spanish Civil War, with Connon os e Loy· aliot dotonninod to !)ver· throw tho ftlsciot Fronco. (3 ln .. 30 min.) • MOVIE: 'llniu T-.t' 9:00 • (J) (!) Fects oii.H. Season P l - .. Mrs. GalYen and the about rhair summer vacatiOns. ())700a.. (J) • Cit DyMaty Season Praniete. Blalte plans 10 avenge tho loal of hil fonune and Alexia is behind bars for tho murder of Mark Jen.. ningl . (60 min.) (Closed WINNIE Excavating 1971 Scout, lock out huboa loa!Md, prlcod to ·ootl. Call 446·8340 or 117&·1881. ___ _____ 84 . ' BARNEY ALL 'lOU 00 · iS. PLAV ALL NIGHT ,_ , ,. DON'T KNOCK IT I. WUZ HOPIN' If '(()lJ AIN'T TRIED IT .'{QU'D SfW THAT Alii' SLEEP ~LLDAV : · ' ' . ~ \ 11:00: '• •• ~ (DG <ll ® e Review a•lde • Bonny HUI IMw 1 1 :30 • Ill (!) Tonight 8Mw Tonight' I giWBII ore ,Julio lglelioo and Estelle Parsons. (60 min.) . (J) Joo Placopo Speolol Fronk Sinotra. Joan fllvaro and JorTy Lewla ore .._. SOMI-.1 by thlo , . , - . . w1>o11 apeciol queat io Eddie =ofGnludtO (J) Sportac(1) WKRP In Cincinnati • (I) Molgnum P.l. Magnum Ia hired to protect e world-clloo card playor dur· ing a poker motch. (Ill (60 min.) ' ,·. logo . ( I •Ju .AKJB . +U t10178 +Q1012 .J973 Eddie Wold uved lbe dey oo lbe IKJU1II dlqramed deal. .AK 1112 Aplaat lbe eGIIIrad of tbree . .10712 ....... Wold led a low dab. Declarer tQt +AK lbe dab q.- wllb lbe ace and · pt'OIIIptiJ pla,..t lbe ace, kiDI and • VuiDerable: North-Soalb IID&Il ...... Eddie Ill wllb lbe Deeler: Soalb q - ae felt ~~~at c~ec~uer certaiDly beld tile clab kiD&. aiDce ot11erwt.e It · Welldid DOt ......, likely be would bave bid 1 Pia INT P.. ff apiD over North'• tw«Hpade prefer· I Puo z• Puo M eDOe. Tbat beiDC lbe eue, dec~ . Puo PPia probably beld oaly ODe of lbe red q • • aiDce wllb both of tbeiu be . ....W l8'l!ly bave bid two ilr tbree ' OpeniJic lead: •• lliHNo+ over two ..,..._ U Soalb . beld lbe bear! q - . It mlgllt c:oat a Irick to lead a low bearl. bat lbe cooInlet woald oWl be aet eventaally. heart lead to bla PAI:IDir'l . . Bill If Soatll beld lbe dlornon!l queen enabled blm to tate to..r belrt lrkb and DO beart q-. II WU ablolutely &lid aet the coatnct. Wbat If be Ired .., •ry to lead a low belrt at Ibis been wroag? Yoa'd be readlac &beNt paiDt. a differeat bridge baDd. · ADd tllat t. what Eddie did. A low (Nftii'APDA•mm-'-Q Eaat1. L------------1 dffiJO'AVJtJt' It, THOMAS JOSEPH tl Pallid DOWN !Some AXYDLBAAXR t.LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrcphes, the length and fonnation ol the words are all hints. EBch day the code letten are different. CRYPTOQUOTE KW ONS VJEU OUMM 'I .. J SCB U RJKPH , MKZROD MIUUH FSCPKPB, CUMH· HN I CKHU NC UJH MNZUHVKPB JPQ HVU WUUOKPB IKOO RJMM . WCJP OUFNIKHT Ye~latle)''• Cryptoquo&e:THERE CERT~Y ARE · . NOT SO MANY MEN OF LARGE FORTUNE IN 11IE . WORlD, AS niERE ARE PRETl'Y WOMEN TO DESERVE THEM.- JANE AUSTEN C 1fl4 Klnt fNturttSyncUCitt. I I'M: . . . I .Q. •Qn Independent News (JI , . _ (JJ AnoiMt Ute (J) • ESPN'o llh • 4iiB. Uk• niw. It t. rtpt. Look bow Roustoa open t0:30 ())"Chlldrorl in Crillil (J) MOVIE: 'Heftor Skel· tor: Port 2 IBl Hlopanua "Tho Mask of El Zarco.' :rhe mysterious world of ,meek making is ex· plorod by' Arizona artist El Zorco Guerrero . (60 min.! JIMI WAT!II IEIIVICr. , Call Jim Lanlor. 304-171· . 7397. ' .I A~c of JIUI defenders t. lbelr wi!Unp to make uuuaual pleJI wileD lllelr jndpwnt tells Ulem EAST WI!ST min.) (J) MOVIE: ' E - Mil· can'a llun' ill . MOVIE: 'The GrNt Sanlinl' (I) • (JI-.1 Season p,.. mioro. A lamouo Hollywood actress dreads her return 10 die stago oher • thNe yoor absenco and Pamola .Hard· ing finds her o x . . w0<1<ing aa • ~for a hotel . (60 min .) (Closed Captioned! e .' Upholetary •au By 1aiDel Jacoby IBlNewawMt:ll. Electrical . 87 ·- - Kon'o Woter Service. Wella, · cl-na, poolo '*M. ,..,_,. · 3117·«!123 or. 317-774'~; night or day. ,. ' BNOkfaat Mt, butcher bloclt ~ :~:::~:t~·•ohapo top. with chromo logo . boclt and _, chromo tAK5U 10:00 • (J) (!) St. E I H Socolld of 2 ports . Tho bat· de ""'s are drawn in the impending nurses . strike, Rooenthoi and forcing Auschl8nder to become unwiling adversaries. (60 Jamoo· Boya Water Service. Alao poolt Iliad. Coli 114· 211·1141 or '114· 44•· 1171 or114·.f41· 7111. Good 17 In color TV 1100.00caoh. Mottrou and box opringo. 304-875· 3914. . . •n .,., while kooping tho romantic intorost of the boy's mother. (J) PKA Ful ConiiiCt lit RefrlgaretiOJ'! _.:...._ . ~, NORTH . Coptione<IJ . J .I,.II .Cooiotruetlon Co.Ru· tland. Oh.l14· 742-~903: Ba..,.enta, footers, Concrete work, Backhoe'a, · Dozer & Dltcher, Dump trucka, • water-gft·HWer1970 Ford 3 quortor pick-up otoctrlc" linea. truck. eutomat~c. needs ~--------~ • tronomloolon, •300.00. Call D.A .8ooton oxcovotlng. : 742-3044 or 9g2-81g1 of. complata dour and dump , ter 8 :00. truck oorvlcoa. Coil 1117· . 1128 or 378·1288. 1. ; Guernooy cow, very oantle; good fomlly milk cow. Coil 742·3044 oiler 5 :00 or 992·1118 daytime. ·Well-reasoned defense play 9:30 • (J) (!) h't Your Move PREMIEIIE. A stfl1991ing writer must cope with 1 14· yoor-old wheeler-daeler TRUCK TQPPEIIS Moll aizea, different colors. maltor, card oeeaptod. John'a ' Auto Balo,,lulavllle lid .. Coli 448·4712. Gatll...,lio, Oh . lit 4 W.O. Anlwef: What th•t bakery _lycoon wuONE TOUGH COOKIE girls-- ~dlfJ Picken• UMd furniture . 304· 175-1463 or 675·1460. Prix ()) Cit 'Misllaf's .......... Port 3 Conclu· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine ., Galllpollo, Ohio Phone 114-448-3881 or 614-441·4477 ~0~ ,.~. Admlrol oliN by Jllde Nfriger· ator. Coil 61"4-849· 2181 after 6:00PM·. . ~ 'ly" Ml (JI F.. Quy A novelist ...... floo • crime kingpin o n - oho plena to beoo her ,.., sinling book . (60 SNAKE!! . . Wather 81;ld dryer good running condition •• 200.00 firm lnterel1ed parties call b e t - 9:30 ond 6 :00 114·992·2064. 'Aachel, MOVIE: ......... (J)Fior• (J) Good· 1 Excavating, be... 1976 Ford Granada, wll ootl men''· footltl'l, drivew..,i, c~oop, 304·876· 2663 otter IIP1lc tanka. landaeaplng .. &PM . Cell onylime 614 -441 · 4837, Jamoa L. Davloon, Jr. 1 979 • Camero, .light bluo, owner. .. 360 auto, '2,700.00. 304· 175·3984. . Dozer Work by Ted Henn1. Dltchoo, pondo, roado, lond cleorlft@, etc. !;all Motor Cir 72 Trucks for Sale lrol<ora: 4411-1192 . · ~----.: Glenda llobordo. Jaelr.oon. NicOl Williomson. l 77 Ford E110 window van . Call441·8729. 11.111' jill' l.tllllll ely canaolo a mother w1>o11 """ haa coneor and help a young find tho mooing of flmly love. (60 1980 Oldo Omega SX. auto· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· motic, · VI, PS, P8, AC. lNG. At. 1 .. 8o• 356, Galli· , AM-FM, 1974 Ford plcltup polio. Call 614·317,0676 . '10 ton. 304-876· 1281. Smith · M'ld Powell furnace: : 1970 Oldo Cut)aao. Cell otter otectrical, plumbing - l r 6 p.m.. 1200. 304·175· 24 hr. a day aorvlce. Phono · 814-882·3722 or 114·112· , 6159. . 2062. ;;. . ~ '76 Datoon. 81,000.00 . SHULAW'S Plumbing and , 304·671·8848 . . Hooting, 21 1 ,. Sixth St., • '79 Monte Carlo Point Plaunt, W. Va. 304- ~ U.&OO.OO.. Phone 304· 8711·11420. Ucono-.1 and lnaured. · 175-7472. Vena ill T1c T.., Daurrh illSCTV: 8 . ""' Camlntl The Iough& . continue with IPOCI'y-«<it-.1 -· footuring tho beot """""'" of tho ~ ierloa. (J) 1983 Malhl"l of AM • I tCov.,ogooftNs --isprMMtad fromMeaa. AZ. Cll Mitior 1 ' aue Pn•bll: · Atllnlll et Clncloo..U (I) • Ill Fsmllv Feud a:oo •liM ill (!) High- "' an~ a:nd Mer\ 61\CI'l TO &ED! Plumbing 83 · ·Jetfeo-.. min.) 1977 Plymouth Sporto Fury. Ono ownor, 40.300 mlloa. U.950.00. Phone 304· 876-2422. IYUPERNI e • 1971 Ford Maverick, t300. or boot offor. 304· 875· 7873. S~6F~. MecNeiiiiAinr • WKIIP in Cirw:ilo•ll & Heating 1981 Monto Carlo, Londiou loeded, excel...,t condition. •88oo. 304-676-3378. · 73 IBl (J) • 82 WHAT lo!ER AI"PEAL. Yestf«<IY"II Jumbles: CARGO KHAKI OIJTLET MOTION tliWhMiol•T,..Cit N.w n.t 1884 Grond Prix, lno than Fetty TrM Trimming, atump 12,000 mileo. AM, FM removal. Coli 304-576· coooon, AC, PS, PB . CaW "1331 . 985·.4 290 after 5 :00. RINGLES' S SERVICE, ••· 1973 Mercury Couger, good perienced carpenter. ehtatri· shape. 351 Clevelond. c!an. maeon, painter, roof· ; chrome headers, duel lilt· ing , (including hot ur hault, elumn wheels, extra application) 304-875-2081 parta and wheala. ~r 176·4580. ., .1.495 . 00 . 304-675 · 1699. II01ary or eablo tool drilling, Moat ~eh completed aame 1978 · Cordova new trans- -day. Pump ..... and oorvl· mt ..lon. 304-458-1530. coo. 304-891·3102. • . ·2 VW 1971 Super Beetle. 19.7 3 Bootlo, noodo work. Sol reooonoblo. 304· 876· 5323. I.KEBDEC r1 I t] {Anlltlwi iOiiliOilOW) ()) Here Corne .... llrldn (!) Ju~ JUST CLEANII'fG UP FOil TOMOIIROI'/, ·'IOU CiO ON :;:;=::;:;=::::;:::::;==== · lit Grein "-' an.~.canme l ill PM Ill',. ~- Newahour (J!INewa liON'S Toloviolon Serville. Spoeiollzlng In Zenith olld Motqrole, Ou•zar. and houoo coHo. Call 304·871· 2398 or 114·448·2414. 1 977 Impala for solo. lont condition. Call 992· 3249. I au.lneoo N Ill GENE'S DEEP STEAM: C A II PET C LEA f'l : •. ecotchguard·Witer extrac· tioil. doodorlzon. FIIEEnt~ ' · matea,s Reeaonibll rltH.· G 1 992 •309 ono m th, ·a · D. and M. Contr~ort 1 llomodotlng, vinyl lidlng, painting (indoora ond outdoors) replacement win; dowo coti30il-773-6131 ." , ~~~:.~·:~~ol~o~..~~t?~ I KJ I if~~ LOSER , IASEMENT , WATEIIPIIOOFING ••• , lincondltlonolllfotlme oua- . • . rantoo, Local roforoncoo, ' furnilh-.1. Frao oatlmo.... . Call oolloct 1·114·237; • 0488, 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. ; R o 0 011 8 a 0 0 m 1 n t . Wotorprooflng. 1 974 Pln.t o atatioriwagon . Cell 114·245-9109. · 1983 Ford Fairmont Futura. I· UVESA (J) 8portaCenW (I) Gomer Pyle (I) • Cit Entertai- , oxp. Callll14-388-1812. , 81 Skylark Umlted, V-8, 2 Or., air, P1• pb,tllt&cnlloo, 63.000 mi. 14100. 245· 6533 otter I p .m. I NAMEG I I•r-=z=-I I 0 IJilllody Eleclrle Auto a for Sal a 1978 Corvotto, 61.000 miloo. e.c. cond . 448· 3926. •• i!Pu.?: .<ll plumbing. ~:~=~======:r~==~=~~~~~ torlor, PAINTING· lnterlo! rOofing, "'d '"" oomo romodollng. 20 Y!'l· •v•· ill (I) (D. (I) ()II • 11:00 • ' 1984 lllvioro, PS, PB, cruloo. white landau top. wlri whoolo; tilt, dortc rod meteHic. concan eound tom, roor dof,.gor. 10.000 mi. Coli 4411·1!384. IJI ... a;ible lhlle four JumbiM, EVEN~NCI St~l Vll:t~ S 71 ....__,_, --~~~--·"'"'"" WEDNESDAY 17 ft . Crootllnor. In board out board 115 hp, all conv;a good. oxtroo . 304 · 87~· 1288. . . ,. • phaoe'" eloetrlc 31'1 '-1> motoro • 125 hp. talllo. "3 Firebrick, olectrlc holat. goer boll, oloetrlcal fixtur~a. . panola, blookora. otorton. . 66 Pets for S •I• Old w. va. MalleabJe Iron Plant, 8 :30AM to 3:30PM. Mon thru Fri. Minimum AKC rogiotor-.1 Beagle puppurchoao 1211 _00 . pleo. •80.00. Calloftor 4 :00 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE PM . 304· 175·1287. Sofa. chair. rocker. otto· Heavy duty chaine end bind· man, 3 tobloo, (Oitro ...,_vy), .,. for ule. 304·116· 7719 . . White malo opltz. 41'1 yoora 8688. Solo, chair and love, old, wonderful Jl'!raonaUty, Nat. 1275. Sof11 ond cholro McDanlot Cullom lutcher· all ohot.a•.houoobrokon , 304· · 7-'9_7_9_._ _ __;,__ pric-.1 from '285. to •896. lng. 8 d' Y' • wee~~. 304- l-11_2_2_ Tobloo, t&Oondupto •121. 812-3224. jlido·a·bedo.U90. ond up AKC rt,lotolid Poodle to 8660 .. aofo boda •145. OM I ft Kold·Droft cobtor. puppy, 8 00.00, 304· 675· lleclinen, U85 . to •375 .. Ono 1ft Porllc.k coolar. 0 .,. 1612 aftor 6 PM. Lampo from 128. to 8126. 3koy2topdroftcoolar. Two pc. dinettoo from n 09 .. to leo bino . One 3 bey ber li'*· 435. 7 pc. 1189 and 304·1171· 1578 after 1 PM 67 Musical Wood toblo withDelk llix c~~~~·O~~o:r~8~76~ -7~8~9~6~--~----Instruments 8286 to •7415. -~ up to 1225 . Hutchoo, 1'1150. Bar tvpe cooler. 10ft long 4 Bunk bad complete ·w ith compertmenta . Slldi.ng · Bundy Clan"not, $126. C·'l .. monroaooa, '276. ond up to IIOinlooa doora. 8300.00. 441·1261. 8396. Baby bedo, •11 0. 304-882· 2588 or 882 · M•ttrnlll or box springs, 3263 · Fender 12 ttring guitar with full .o r twin, 1118., firm , •sa. caM 8150.00. Poovey T-40 end t78. Queen Htl, $195. rang~. furnece: blower ball guitar with TKO 80 ~ dr. chooto, ..2. ·s dr. with motol. Double droin amp. 1111e now t376.00. cheato, U4. Sod fro·meo, link with fixtuNa . PhoM 30C·676·407")!. 820.ond U8 .. 10gun- ·Gun 304-875·1416. cabineta, 8360. Gee - or electric rangoa 8376 . Boby Metal poll 1nd beem build- 68 Fruit monrooooo. Ul a. •38. bed Ings conltrucCed. For t.rm. & Vegetables fromM 820, 826, & e30, norage. gar~~gee, commar· king frame • 60. Good oeloe· cial. etc. Allow 11 *3.00 sq . tion of bedroom suhes. h. 304-878-3981. Red raapberriea. Taylor• rockert, metal cebi nets. headboard• t38 & up to Produce ocate •soo.oo. 1ft Berry Patch. Co!l441·8892. 866 . cooler for store •4&0.00. ca-" regieter $40.00. ·e wall Du.nrovin Fruit farm Grape Speciell All grepe varieties .. Uaed Furniture -- dryers. unit ahelve1. 2 floor lhelve1 Pick you, own . 20 lb. All held board•. and 2 bedroom S&O.OO ooch . 304·676· Apploo 11-.1 & yellow deli· tuites, coal atove. 3 milet 2285 . ... grlme1, Jon· cious. Melro out 8uloville Ad. Open 9om to 6pm, Mon. 'thru Sat. Wall hugger recliner, axe athan & Super Gold at ula1 room. sr: At. il81, S.E . of cond, dark• bfown •eo.oo. Albony, 61 4· 446·0322 Call 11 4· 898 · St•reo cabinet work1 good 8298. Woekdoyo 1PM-7PM t50.00. Running board for 54 Mise:. Merchandise 8l11er t35:00. Phone 304· & Week onda 10AM·8PM. 878·2218 .. Winter potatoea, apples, pu!Tfpkint, cider, end proKnouff Firewood Split· 95% duce. Harris Farms, Rt . 124, 55 Building Supplies hardwoods. ~eatoned or Portland, Ohio. Cell 843· green. You pick up or we 5193. deliver. HEAP vender. 814~ 251· 6246. Building Material• Ken- p01ot... orodo A Block, brick. sewer pip8a, •e.oo bu. Largo · - on· Umeatone. Si-nd, Greve!. wlndowa, · llniela 1 etc . lono 14.00 bu. Jomoo lang· Delivered in Muon. Meiga, Cliude Winter~. Rio Grande. don 304·175·4287. · Gallia o.: pick up at Aich•rda o, Coll614·246· 6121 . & Son. Coli 4411· 7785. Teklng ardara for R8d potaYou build it or we will24x48 - $6 .00 bu. Roady to dig. Plestic citterns stete ap- 4 ear garogo kit. '2.496, 1 304·895·3885. proved, pla,tic eeptic tenkt, dot. Call 1·114-886-7311. plenic culven. metal culverto, liON EVANS ENTE.R· Bulkl your own 4 ·bdr. home. PIIISES, Jockoon, Oh 814· t8.9911 dot. to your lito. 288·6930. N- dloploy modol open . f ·''111 Suppii,~S Soo it nowl ' 1 ·61 4·888· For 1118 fill dirt. and top soil. 7311. .\ !IVPIIIII.~ . CoU.Call614· 256-1427. Now .open for bulinau, Fall Yard Care Mulching, Mountain State Block, At. liii"F;;;;;;;E~;ij;;;~;t fertilizing, liming. reaeeding 33, N- Havon. Completo Farm & traneplanting. Alao for maaonry oupplioa, 4", 8", 1-~-------sale: cow manure &top •oil 12:· block. Delivery oorvlco . . Badfror Forogo Wogon tor Cont•ct 8,-uca · [hvlson: Phono day 304· 882· 2222. ooto: With or without now 10 614·256·1427. evening 882-3239. ton running gear. Everett Holcomb, lit. 3, Albany . Boot roady for froozer 46 1 ·198-5028. cent1 per pound on hoof. 68 Pets for Sale Cell 446-1052. 83 Livelltock Approximetely 2500 ft. Ma- HILLCREST KENNELS aoned cherry lum,ber •soo 8oording ell bN..ta. Hootod froll delivery. Call 441· indoor-outdoor facHUiea . . Tho Molgo County 8e01 8038. AKC Doberman · pupploo: Cattlo Aoooc. will hold thotr Stud Service: Calll14-441'· aecond annuaf. beef dey on 7796. . Sat., Sept. 29, 10 to 3 p.m.at the Melga Co. FairJudy Taylor Grooming. Cell ground• in Rock Springs. 114·387, 7220. . Farin and feed equipment chielers. craft•. diapl•v• •nd Briarpatch kennela Profas- eottlo judfrlng. Many door llonal All·bNod grooming. prlzaa and ceah awards. Eatt Indoor-outdoor b<lerdlng fa· evailable. admiMion Ia free. cilltlea. Englloh Cockor Spa· nlol puppleo. Call 81 4· 318· Pigs for eale. 6 week:• old. 9790. 135.00 ooch. Coli 992· 3908. The Television Viewing 8aoo Trtckar II, 40 HP Mercury. grath ptu• oon~. loa!Mdll •2.5()0 firm . COli 114· 2111-1783. B1 Ohio Pomeroy Middlapon, DICK TRACY KIT 'N' CAlli.YL1 C!Jbr L8rry Wrlat!l 8 HP Sftoppor rlcll, m -. Exc. condition. 400.00. 441· 41 IS. chromo dlnono169, oot 1149, 5 maple rockora 7 piece pioco dlnotte oot •sa. uood bodroom aultoo, rofrigora· tors, ranges. choot. dreaoen. wringer walhera."TV's. d!"Y· ora, & ohoea. Coli 814· 448· 3159. Fumi1hed efficiency '14& utlltiea paid. elngle, lhare both, 607 2nd. Avo .. Galli· polio. Coli 446-4416 after 8P M. Unfumlehed houae. 3 bdr .• otova, nrf. Rodney Villagoll, For leaaa overlooking, city U7& mo. Call 448·4418 pork. 2 bdr.. LR , fully after 9 PM . equipped kitchen, dining area, unfurnlahed, *180mo. 3 bdr. houae deluxe Pt. Call PJ'o, 446-1819 or PllaUnt. 3 bdr. hOUII 60 448·4425.ocreo 'Eureka, Oh . Collll78· 11104. 2 bdr. apt•. utlltiupert paid, newly decorotod. Call 676 ' For Rent- }arge 3 BR houu,. 8104. In town. neer achoola. 1 VI bath, flroploco. eppllanceo, 1 small turn. efficiency for 1 tenc-.1 in yard . 1328 mo. gentlemen only. Coli 448· pluo ooeuritv depooit. Call 0~38 . 318·8248. 1 BR apt, convenient loca· 8ualnooa building. Office tion, no pete. iecurity dep1p1ce. 2 bdr., upttalrs ept. ooit. Call 4411· 2066. Gerege for repelr or body wort<. can 4411· 7872 or Smell garage apertment In Galllpollo, fumloh-.1, ldoal 441· 1980. for one. Nice • cl.. n; new Houae for rent referencea carpet, newly painted. Cell requlr-.1. lnqulro at 1:11 814·892·2430. fourth Ave .. Golllpollo, Oh. 1-:-~-:--:-:::-::--:-..:___ Furnlah-.1 Efflclontv. •1&0 . fllowly JMint-.1 5 rm. ~ bdr. Utllltloo pold. ohoro bOih. ~omo. QulototNStucellent 7·1 4th, Galllpollo. 441· !"IOhborhood. Rof. & IMp· 4416 after B p.m. raqulrod. Call !llchord 1-----'-'----!'lrtor441·1370aftor8:00. 2 bdr. apt. otc>vo nrtrlg. wator fumlohod • . _ eorpot moll3roomhouoo. 4Whlto Lll. IDII. hell. t228 mo .• ve. Unfumloh-.1, t180 mo. quiet a-... noer llt.w.lrltlee of, ,..ulrod. 441-9779. Plozo , Call448·0111. @... 44 41 Houses for Rent ---------- Comfortable home in Che14 x 70 Fairmont Trailer, all · shire. Reasonable rent. ref· • •lectrlc with 8 x 12 add on; erences require"d. Call 814' • patio, 2 porches, 2 acres, .3 67· 7236. : and city water. call 814For rent. or op,ion to buy. 3 , . 986·4141 . bedrooma, level lot. garage. 1981 Klrtcwood 14x70. 3 besemant . MiddlepQrt . blldroom. 1 "h beth, ·electric e260 .00 month. Referenheat, wood stove, $11~ 900 ces. 992· 3610. eoll14·843·5244. • · Four bedrooms. two baths. 1976 Fairmont, 3 bedrQom. garage, '/2 mile from Nalgs alloloctrlc. 304-678-2652 . High School $260.00 per month plua depo1it. Phone 1974 Mobile homo, 14•70, days 614· 992-6461 or ev· flamingo . 2 bedroom, 1¥1 eninga 614-992·3301. bathe, furnilhec:l, 1 6x8 fronl • porch end 4x6 back porch 2 hoUMI for rent and INir for : · whh awninga. Unattached Nle or laue with option to • ~ g~~rege. complete aet up buy. ~04- 675-6720 . · · • with underpenn!ng. 19.000.00. 304-675-1388 otter 5 PM. · 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Will soli for payoff. 1983 . - - - - - - - - , - Schultz limited edition, 14x70, with. 7x1 1 expando . Two bdr. mobile home, 3 bedrooms. 1Yz bathe. all completely furnished on Bob • alec, central air cond. fire· McCormick lid. CoH 441· - - plec~. extra inttlllatlona, 9669 . built In oteroo. 304-458· 1694 or 304·773·6417. Furnished 2 bdl-s. TV cable. clean, quiet. beauti.ful river· -·J980 Now Moon mobile view in Kanauga. Foatera . . -'home for aale, phone 304· Trailer Park, 448-1602. :. 676-2519. 2 bdr.. AC. gal heat, wall to wall carpet in Gallipolis. Call after &PM. 446·1409 . • 34 , Business · Buildings 12x60 2 .bdr .. 2 milo from llMC . Call · 446·3697 or 446-0157, . 10 yr. old 8 unit apartment complex. Wellston, Ohio. All ·Mobile home lot & mobile 1 bdr. apts. , 4 furnished, off home for rent. 2 mi. _tram street parking . Resident ~ollipolio . Cell 446·1052 . manager over $1,400 mo. Income. Constant waiting Very nice. , 2 bdr .. unfurllot looo than S1 5,000 per nlah-.1, located Rt. 688, unit. Possible 2nd. mort· adults only, no pets, 8186 gogo. Coli 592· 1 189 Mon.• mo . plus deposit. Coil 448· Fri. 9· 5, 594·2874 ova. & 2300. CleeNiew Eetatee building iol, reltrlcted. ell utilitlea under ground, centrollzo sewer 1yatem. 6 mi. beiow Galllpolie on Raccoon . Call 446-3485. ·~· SWAIN C9Mb honey for oolo,call AUCTION & FURNITURE 11'4· 21711. 82 Oliva St., Galllpolla. Now 1-:::---:---::----• usod wood 6 cool otovoo, Fii'IIWOOd •20 .00 pickup 8 plaeo wood Nvlng room load ; UO.OO dolivorod. auito with I Inch ftat ormo 304-l7l·2991 "'304·171· $399, bunk bedo complato 1782. with bu'*loo 1199, 2 pieco·l. . . . - - - - - - - - - antion llvingroom suitet StNI I beama. angle Irons. antron recliners • 99. lhllt ...... grating. 18 other recliners tao, maple centa to 25 centa· per lb. dlnetto oeta •179. bo• Conduit ond golv droin piJM, 1pring1 • mattreU twin or 811 cellinff furniCII, full •100 . .., regular-firm , 80.000 btu; oloctrlc~nt 8120, maple dinotto choin hootera. 1 i .OOO • 30.000 136. woah otonda 834, btu. Porto blna. atoll wort< Schult 14x70, 2 bdr., ex.tra large kitchen , reduced 'Building lot Neighborhood Ad . 81x110. •8.000. Call 446· 3844 aftOf 7PM . ....~ 8rlcko IC>r oola to mako booutlful flrt ploea . 2 br<iwn whoela for 19711 Cutlooo. County Appllencll!l. Inc . Call 848·20111. ' Good uaad appUancea and TV ooto . OJMn 8AM to IPM . Kino wOOil au,_ with Mon thru Sot. 448-1899. - · and 10 Inch lnou· 827 3rd. Avo. Gallipolio, lol..t piJM. coil 114·881· 4141 . . OH . 1984 Spociot 36 Lots & Acreage 61 Houaahold Good• GOOD USED APPLIANCES W1ahara, dryers, refrigerl· tors, ran~• · Skate• Ap· piii!'ICII, Upper River ,.d. booi!M StoM c,..t Motol. 1114-4411·7381. IIIIth, 2•1 -walle. reduced .. · -- ~· ~ '~---· · Ohio 1114 CINrioncoll AU 1 984 m-o r..tuc-.11 Big nv· 1.... 1 F,.ncll Cltv Mobllo Homoo. 448-9340. 1984 Special llodmon 2ed0. 3 bdr.. 2 both, Fll , Nduced 12,000. 1884 Spoelal 11-.1· IIWI 14~70, 2bdr .. 1Y. b01h, redu- 12,000. 1984 SJM· clot Schult 24•48. 3 bdr .• 2 Ubertv Mobile Homo for oalo. 1 OX60. 82700 .00. Call for appointment, 9864210. ~ Sentinel Mobile Homes for Sele n.ooo. - ...t--• •'- · 4 ,.. �Wed• utley. September 21. 1884- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Happe~ings, ~ BeUe MWTay I 1 the World War ll having !lef\'ed in the U . S. Navy. He belonged to the United Steel Workers of America. SeJVtces will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Horne with burial In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime alter noon on Thursday. J'uaeral services will·be held at 2 Thur8da:f, at the ,Rawlings· ts-Biower Funeral Home lor ~ ,. BeDeM.urray, 104,a residento! ~l)lOming St. Middleport who died at Jackson Gen· , - . I Hospital in Ripley, W.Va. Rev. llal'k McClung officiating. Bwial i>llow at RlveJVlew Cemetery. Born July 9, l8IKl ln Ohio, Mrs. was the daughter of Joseph ~ . ~ BaUey l'!andolph. · ~WliS a member ' of the ., . rt First Baptist Church. .{" 1:include a daughter, v ~ V. Ward, Ravenswood; a son 4aughter·ln-law: Willfam R. l:veiyn V. Murray, Worthing. ~ :t., Kentucky; two grandaughters, t ~lene V.Dow, Ravenswood, and :ItAlY Loo GUes, Ravenswood; and · ~ J gnndson, Richard E. Ward, I t ' .FEY sumvors ·f'; t'! · i ~. i r ~ ·; · l .' ' Iii addition to her parents, Mrs. Dun-ay was preceeded in death by 'llet'busband,JamesE.Murray,two )rothers, 10 sisters, and an infant . Qenpter. Fr¥!nds may caU at llM:. funeral .!lOme trmJ 2 till 9 p.m. on Wednesday. , · ' ' . Nonnan R. Smith \ ·~ Norman Ray Smith, 69, died ( ~y at his home at3 Fisher St. l ·)n Ptinaoy. ! Mr. Smith had been a steelworker 1tFoote MineraiCorp.Hewasbom <• 011Nov.23,19141nPomeroy,asonof j ~ late Peter and Esther Watkins r . ' ~ .1 ; .., Surviving are his wife, Cora Mae • S'mlth; t,woda)lghters, Sharon Faye ·; , Smith, PIJJteioy, and Mrs. John ' ~rie) Tubbs, Washington, C. ~ If.; louuons, Norman R. Smith, Jr., i 611Jbek-m, N. J.; James R Smith, 0 ~ Plains; Paul Edward r lilnitth and Albert Charles Srtilth, ,, ioth of Charleston, S. C., and a · ~ · 'g1 wndsoo, Allred Charles Smith, • } w11o makes his home with the late • - t;' ~- Smith, 12 other grandchUdren 1' IJid four great grandchUdren. ,.... : He was preceded ln death by his 'nm wwlfe, Callie Smith ln 1944. .. Mr. Smith was a member of the &.q~ttst Church and was a veteran of " . .. . , ·W eather forecast ~ • Clear tonlght with lncreaslng cloudiness toward momlng. Low ln ·the low . 4i5. Winds becoming nOrtheasterly-easterly around 10 mph. Showers Thursday. Hlgh ln the low 60s. Chance of raln 20 percent tonight and 70 percent Thursday. Extmded Forecast Edward R. Foreman Mayor Seyler ends nine court cases Three defendants were fined ;mel six others forlelted bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. . Fined were Shawn Gilmore, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, speeding; Nelson Morrison, Middleport, $10 and costs, lra1tic light violation, and Dwayne QuaUs, Pomeroy, $!13·and costs, intoxication, and $63 and costs, dtson:lerly conduct, with Qualls requesting transfer of his case to county e9urt. . Forleltlng were Wayne Jones, Raclne, $43; MUdred Farmer. Pomeroy, $43; Robert MitcheU, GallipoUs, $16; WIUlam Hoffman, Columbus, $44, and Jeft Carson, Pomeroy, $63, all posted on speeding charges, and Patricia Hysell, Pomeroy, $63, !allure to register motor vehicle. Edward R. Foreman, 53, Langsville, aretlredpainter,diedWednesday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. · He was born May 25, 1931 at Portland, Ohlo, a son of John Edward andElizaPoweUForeman. Surviving are his wife, Ruth; three daughters, Sylvia Reynolds and JennUer Rutherlord, both of Columbus, and !\'Irs. Ray (Naomi WUson, Portland; a stepdaughter. Mrs. William (Patsy ) Cornell, Fort Dix, N.J.; twosons, JohnForeman, Syrncuse, and Robert Foreman, Pomeroy; a stepson, James G. Proffitt, VIrginia Beach, Va.; a ~ntenced brother, Joseph Foreman, PorPaul Richard Steinmetz, Sr., Uand; two sisters, Anna McHaffie, · appearlngTuesday in MelgsColinty Portland, and Bertha Proffitt, Common Pleas Court be!ore visitReynoldsburg, and 16 lng judge, James M. Drennen,.was grandchildren. •sentmced to riot less than one and Mr. Foreman was a member of one hall years nor more than five the painters' union for 25 years. Arrangements are being com· years in the Chllllcothe COrrectional FacUlty. pleted by the Ewing Funeral Home. SteirunetzwaschargedonAugust 23 fer allegedJy having a weapon ln · Bernice I. Molden hts possession thereby violating the • Bernice Irene GUmore Molden, conditions of his probation. Proba· 66, Pomeroy, died TueSday evening lion was revoked by the judge before sentencing. · at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Steinmetzwlllreeelvecredit!or58 Born on Nov. 21, '1917ln Rutland, she was the daughter of the late days already seJVed in jail. He. hils Dayton Winfield Gllrtlore and Neva been remanded to the custody of MelgsCount)'Sbert!!JamesPro!fltt Eleanor Hobbs Gllrtlore. She Is sUJVIved' by her husband, untU transportation to Chllllcothe George A. Molden, at the Huston · can be arranged. Nursing Home In Hamden; five sons, Charles of Buckeye Lake, Frank and Tom of Pomeroy, Keith of Rutland, and Charles o!BigHorn, Wyoming; 12 grandchtidren, fout great-grandchUdren, and a sister, Thelma Cremeans, MarysvUie. Besides her parents, she was also preceded in death by three sisters, one brother, one son, one daughter and a grandson. · · 1\'lrs. Moldeli was the Southern Ohio Black Lung representative. · Funeral services wUl be held at the Hunter Funeral Horne at Rutland at 2 p.m. Saturday with · burial in the Bradford Cemetery. The Rev. Frank Dickens will officiate. Friends may caU at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Nathan Vanainan a~~ lhowers Sunday. High§ Nathan Vanaman, Rutland, died Tuesday at Grand 'Fork, N. D., where he was visiting a son. The Ewlng Funeral Home .Is making arrangements for seJV!ces. Iii tile upper . . and low 8011 Friday l!llll Sli&1lrllll.v and In tile lll!JSunday. t-Il Ill mld-8181o mid-408. -Ohio lottery winners • Closed meeting for AA The wtnnJng nwnber drawn Tuesday lilcht ln the Ohio Lottery's daUy '"IbeNumber,"was891. • 1n ·the "Pick 4" game, played konday through Friday, the wlnillng number was 9142. : CLEVELAND . (AP) '- A closed meeting of the Meigs awne• AlcholicsAnonymous will be held at 7:30p.m. ThuF!Iday atthemultlpur· pose buUding, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. KING \ i' t I~ I· ·.f,. '' COAL & WOOD . . .. .. .. . .. ... ' .' \ .. ' . ,,. ' ' \ .... .". ' . . BURNING \ \ \ STOVES· f $2.2.'95 OF COATING ) GALVANIZED MOBILE , 28"x60" · .......... S910 .s_GILLON. s. 60 . ,.)· .._U;;..;N~ . D;.;;E;;.;,;RP•I.;.;;i.NN;.;.;I_N_G~··~··;.;.;···.-.··....3~·-..,......iiiiiii......._. i ' D . WHITE-ETHRIDGE - T~ -~ &17-311l SINCE 1858 42l·UDI . 5th STREET 125 LEE IJIIEIT ll~·r>dl'oo1- . 00LVILLE. OHIO 4572:; BELPRE. OHIO 457" r~-----------------, 1!'1'1\mf!~twll"' , ,\1/1;1 1 I f'~.l1~fll.l~ ..:y--~/ I .ALL COTY AND REVLON ' COSMOICS & FRAGRANCES •CHARLIE •BLUSH •JONTUE •NAIL POliSH •INTIMATE •EMERAUDE •NUANCE \.. .•POWDER •LIPSTICKS •MASCARA •STETSON •CHAZ •MOON DROPS . •WILD MUSK • ' 1 -HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC • . · · Pl. 773·5554 . · IIASON, W. VI. lri I SUNRISE SPECIAL~~ I ""FOR combina-l I. I REGULAR JUICE I AND COFFEE . I WHEN YOU PURCHASE I THE WORLD'S BIGGEST I BEST BREAKFAST BUFFEfr" GALLIPOLIS STORE ONLY Ori1inal . · Pri~e Gloria Vanderbilt Cream Jeans .............- .............. $42.00 Gloria Vanderbilt Black Belted Pants .................... 36.00 Gloria Vanderbilt Plaid Cotton Shirts .......~ ............ 30.00 TO!IIboy Tan Dress Pants ...................................... 42.00 Missy Joren Blouses ............................................ 23.00 Sportswear V-Neck Sweaters ................................. 20.00 Skive Knit Polo Shirts s/s .....................:............. 20.00 Fashion Jewelry ...........................................~ ........ 2.99 Fashion Earrin1s ............................................3.00-7.00 Hanes Hoisery . . . · B. H. Smith Leather Purses .................................. 10.00 · I FREE BEVERAGE c'""''' ""''" "s."''""'"" wrt h othe r drscount Appl iCable I 1<;>R SINGLE STEAK BURGER. Off er eKplt e~ 43 Ceuri Street fAcr011 lr- Mul*lpal Pnlng Loti . Daily 9a30·6!00 Mon. & Fri. 'tH laOO Closed SUIIIIays EOM Price 9.99 7.99 9.99 7.99 7.99 5.99 . .49 .99 1.49 4.99 1.99 3.99 3.99 2.99 7.99 4.99 9.99 MIDDLEPORT,STORE ONlY . GINZA-«<AWPOUS I !0127184 . ~---~~~!~~~~~~~~~--~ 1PO''"f'l~,er·· lUNcH 1 '1 l.lwfl~ SPECIAl ·I I I ~ I MEALS 2 FOR $7·99 I TIPS DINNERS I 2SIRLOIN FOR $7.99 1:: '""''""' Chopped ""' " U S.D.A. lnspecled 1000,0 ' '""'"""''"'" 011""'"" 1028 84 . I ~; i!"' II L---~~~!~~~~~~~~~--~ ! I ! DEROSA'" INCLUDES WORLD'S II P' D N BIGGEST. BEST SALAD I BUFFET'", BAKED I =-=====;,=:::;::::~ POTATO , ROLL AND I I CHOPPED STEAK VALUE BUITER. 1 $5,99 . Blouses ................................................... 13.00 B. H. Smith -Leather Purses .................................. ~2.00 I PONDEROSA® limited Quantity - Lowest Price Ever F1shion £arrinas .......................:............................ 4.00 Hanes Hosiery ......................•.........,.•...........•....••.• 4.25 I . j UI Ce , END OF MONTH. CLEARANCE Iissy Joren Blouses ........'...'............. ~ ................ :.. 24.00 . 011 " ''''"5 IOI2B r8< . I FREE BEVERAGE c'""" ''"""'" " ."'''"'"' "1 I i!iii w1lh other d1 ~count$ AppliCable WITH THE PURCHASE OFA 1aw$ not mcluded. Nol redeem · i! able tor r. a ~ h . At llilrliclpa l lnl! I el I SANOWICJ:t• OR THE ~leak houses Chopped st eal< ~~ I I WORLD'S BIGGEST BEST u s O.A '"'"'" 1 " ' IO O•, chop" ' "'' I I SALAD BUFFET'"• • BevPrage offe1''"' exc l udes I •CHOICE OF PONDEROSA bee r and wme I BURGER, FISH SANDWICH JJAM -4PMM on .- Sat. Only 11j I OR SINGLE STEAKBURGER. Ollet e -oues 10127184 . ~ I COUPON GOOD FOR ANY PIIRTY SIZE . I ~5 1; ~------------------1 II INCLUDES WORLD' S I iii BIGGEST, BEST SALAD I I BUFFET'". BAKED I POTATO , ROLL AND I ~ I CHOPPED STEAK VALUE BUITER. I~ c'""" be"'"'"oomb'""'' " ~~ I MEALS 2 FOR $5.99 w1th other d1scounts. Aophca ble 1 " " 101nolcash. I SIRLOIN STEAK "ALUE '"''"""' Not"""""' 1 ill Yl"t. able At pai11C1pa11 ng • Men's & Students Lee Jeans .......................,........:32.00 1I I I Aool<eablel"" not in· eluded. No! redeema ble lor cas h. At part• c•patmg steak houses I WITH THE PURCHASE OF A abl ta ~es not mcluded Not redeem, J e l or cash. At oa rt rcrpiltHJ g I ~ND~~·ruT~ •H~-~-· ·· 1I r--~-----~--------~r-~---~--~--------~ I WORLD'S BIGGEST u s 0 A. '"'"" ' ' ' IOO'. "' ' BEST ChtlPIIt'd beel sltak SALAD BUFFET' J · Beverageolf er e~ c lud es) UICe, I •cHOICE OF PONDEROSA b~~~ and wm e. I BURGER. FISH SP.NDWICH IIAM·<PM Mon . Sol On I, I • tnza Gloria Vanderbilt Cotton Camp Shirts ..................$30.00 Cannot be used 1n t10n with ot tw discoun t:. . !PONDEROSA®~~:~~l I Item S,_,.. ~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ • ~ SUm~ner MOBILE HOME ALUMINUM FIBERED Black Fibered Hauler announces revised schedule Missy Fancy Prop Jeans ...................... ,................... ,... . 5 GALLON ( ian Church will meet Thlll'!lda¥ at 6: :.1 p.m. at the church. Mtmbers are.to take a covered dish. Meat and · rolls .w ill be provided. Summer Jackets .................................................. 42.00 ROOF COATING . f The Women's Association ot the Middleport First United Presbyter- Summer Shorts ... ~ ................................................ 10.00 Summer Pants ....... ~···~··············--···············--········ 30.00 Sum11er Skirts .......................................... ~ .. ········ 20.00 Summer Knit Shirts ..............;.........;.................... 31.00 $4490° I D WHEN YOU NEED A Meets Thursday .(COntlnued !rom page 1) accepted are food stamp cards, SSI award letters, genf'l'81 relle! cards, IRS tax inlormatlon (such as a W-2 form), current unemployment book, welfare ID cards, general welfare cards, welfare medical cards and a foster grandparent card. People on Social Secwity without proof may sign their names verifylngincome.C!Eeseandbutter may be. picked up by others lor senior citizens 9nly. QET SET FOR WINTER/ ,. The American Legion, FeeneyBennett Post 128, Middleport, and the Ainerlcan LeP>n AWdllwy Unit, will meet at 7::.1p.ni. tonight (Wednesday) at the haU. Schools receive foundation funds Friday lhrough Sunday: I Meets toni8ft1 Steinmetz , Fair on Jl'rlday and Salurday and I in and . around .Meigs 5.99 5.99 9.99 .99 . 1.49 4.99 Quanti'ty 4 pes. 8 pes. 5 pes. 4 pes. 8 pes. , I pes. 3 pes. 9 pes . 100 Pr. 19 pes. 13 pes. 12 pes. 17 pes. 2 pes. U pes. 6 pes. 17 pea. 30 pes. 3b pes• . 52 prs. 10 PCI. GltZA-MDUPOIT · 119 II~ Streit COn the T In Ml•llapart) .I MEALS 2 FOR $5.99 .1SIRLOIN STEAK VALUE I MEA Ls 2 FOR $7.99 I SIRLOIN TIPS DINNERS ' I 2 FOR $7.99 c~nnot be used lncomb ln.ltiCn w1th Other d1 ~ oun t s . Applicable '"" "" •eel"'"· Not "'"m able fm Cil sh. At part iCipatms st eakhouses. Chopped steak IS U.S IJ.A. Inspecled 100 % chop"""''"'"' ° 11 ~ "'"' 510 ' "'"' · I I 1 ~ t ~ ~ I! ~ i1 1: I I L---~~~~~~~~~~~~~--J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 26, 1984 foreman gilmore molden murray randolph smith