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"'"" 10128184 hFOR$7.99 I L---------------COUPONGOODFORANYPARTYSIZE. mm lor 72 da)'B 1n l!l81and w days ln 1917·'18. 1 nx.e ·leqtby lll'lkes and the union's m!Utant reputatloll haveDuetln• wqrked against the UMW . ID Its cqantztq drivel, said D15t11ct · 17 field 1ep1 !ntatlw Davkf , VIdovich. He belleves ·a IIJ'Ike.tree sewement will ~ the union expa,nd Its . tep &tatbs.. ~ . , Ulllon inembaa also said that the abselice of all" ha IIIICb as thole recently forced upon)teel and auto ~ 1 booets, the chances of ra1UicatloJI, Green aclcnOWiedg'!!d that the~ 811leenM.!iii u.e top banks_ lower prime ·r~t~s ·, I Cilnnol be u~ed m combtnallon contalned no great lmprovements for the llillOn. "It's more or kiss just a continuation of what we've got, with S<Jne moderate Improvements," he said. '"11ie poSitive side·of It Is tllat It guarantees about 40 months of stablllly." · "A lot of people say that If the)' keep what we've got they're well satlslled," added Peny Haivey of Dlstr1ct 17 In 8011them West VIrginia. "Evelyone seems to lhlnk we didn't get ~. but we didn't lose anything either." 1 · · The new contract wooJd take'effect Mondjly at the ,eXpiration of the llillOn's CIJJTBlt three-year pact. It offers miners a 10.25 percent hike In wages and benefl!ll CHef next~ iOOiiths and slightly sboogeJ . language against $1ibcontt;lcttng ID which unionized ampanles farm out Work to IIQn·unlon CJPI!I'8Uons. Approval of the tentallve aereement reacbed last weekwlththeBI~Coa!OperatonAasoclatlon WllUid the 11nt 11me tn stx sets of ~tll;ms ova: the 1-.t 20 Yl!ll1t tbat the union has not staged a nalloawlde waiiDIL Molt recently, the union struck Nation~s 1 II PCNDEI\DSK ~=:::L . . CH.\RLES'roN, W.Va. (AP) - A prOpoled new coal contract Isn't tiJkea lightly by ,the &m'le!lmes · content!Dus members of the United Mille WOI'Iuirl ~. say o1!lclals who nevertl)eleia predict a settleinent without a natlonwkie llrlke for the first time ln 20 years;, "Moat Jli!OP)e are slttlni down and reeding their contracts pretty caretuny,•' laid Howard G.-, vtce president · or ·the union's latgtest subdMIIon, ~-llUed Dlsbict 17. · "l.CJtJ ot people have · been ~ with questlona abollt speclftcs " Mh are concerned about lheprqlOIII!'snallelt ~.Green says, bel:11111!4! the 0011tract tbeyvoteon IDday will aovemWtuaUyevecy actofe~erywmdng day for the next~ months.If It's adopted But Green , ilncl othe!: union otrlclals say they expecl,lt to pass by a j'carnlort:able'' ~· . I I I I --.J 1----- NEW YORK (AP) - I eaders ln · $18bllllonsurpiuslnSeptember,the the banldng Industry, i'espOIIdlng to last month of tile fllcMyear, WllUI(I ~ lOwer Interest rates In tile bring .the deficit In ·Doe with ·the market place, today lowered their admlnlatratloll'sjli4"ttool. ~~~. rates: to bhJe.ddp , TheJ\upltdetlcltot$'13.5biWon was second OIIJ;y to the $33.9'blllliln Otlbank, thenatlon's2ndlargest, iiiOIIthly reuxd of last May. The No. 3Chase Manhattan.Bank, No. 4 goytJ'JiiiiEIIl 111111 apendlag IIJteled ManUfacturers HllilllYel" Tnlst Ql. $88.7lilllloDinAugust,wlillel'eW!IIIIe and ":'o. 6 ,Cbemlcai Bank. an was 1115.2 blllloa. .. lawered their J}rlme lendlila rates to The.T&-.ry ljlamed ·the 11zte of 12.75 percent from L'l pen:.'etlt. · the AIJIUII dl!ftclt 1111 die JPYI!l'IIWedlll!lday,sanF'raDclsco-based . me~~t 1 s need to mall ~ Wells Farao Bank, the nation's 11th · Social Secllrl4' llld ~ berwGt lai'&8t bank, 1-,duced Its ~ cbedis~taauatll.tlntofthe lendlng rate by Olll!-half permrt to monthfell .. dalllrday. 12~J1t1CI!IIt ~"ttve)Oday. . This amii I UQI'IJ7.6 blllloa~ LUI· Friday, Morgan Guaranty the extra ISetlclt In Aupat. Wfld•lt Tnlst Co. of New York decreased Its said. But thiiiiiiiii.'Ywflllllltllaw 1o ~ rate to 12.75 percent fnm L'l be paid ~ Seplanber •.,.. Will penet. . , · llllCilWJtforiiiiiBtof.tl!elllqllustbll Onlyafewotherbanksarowdthe m11nth, ~xplalaed . Jla111es ~have followed S1,llt 110 far. _Qillnben, 1111 nftlclal 1n the ·· '!be prime· rate historicallY, was ~1'1 BUreau of GcMim· ,what l¥mlls ga"l! 10 their }most Jlll!llt FlnaJ!clal OperatJone. ' · ' credlt·wortii.Y customers tor short . ' ., tenm busiJieiS ~.In taq. many such 1oanB are made below prlrne alid othen above. A growing number of banldng organizations have taken to calling It thetr ''IefeaJCe'' rate, aaa die It Is 811 lntel'elt·rate level around whldl other rates ~ higher· and lower- are comPIIIed. The prime rate In the rest of the banldnglndustcy has prevailed at L'l peJCI!IIt since June; ln the . late winter and spring >It rose In frur halt-point lbcianmts ID 13 peroenl from n ¢1L1!tll trom the begbmlng of the year, refleciiDg !RCI'I!6SeS In other sbort·lemi rates: . Melnwhlle, the Reagan admlnls· '. . tratloll Is st1ck1ni to Its eerUer 81111 . . . . . IU"""' lJud&tet deficit proJectloa fall the ~ COSIRI"I Dill In art fiscal year tbat ends Sunday despite a $33.5 blllloii>AIIgllll sblrlfall, the DVBABUI: GOOIJB-OI*n second blgalt lnstalllnentofredlnk to U.& t• I lw fw flilltW" tor any month. ........ ......qiea11u,.... 1be Auguat cleflclt (lllt the ............ llle llllnllllllllllt. sborta&eforthellrstllrnoathaofthe .... of tile ... 11ft 111111 flsca1 year at $192.1 biWon, wen ecoiiCimlc llatllllc ' reabove the 1174.3 bUiloD Imbalance ~IW The u&qrt' the Reapn admlnlslrallon.forecaat · . .....,.... a U Pel 111 pill Ill for the full !Ileal year. But In the wake of Wednesday's 11111 Mil •lllaa Cine per c1nl deollu Ia lne. · (AP report by the Tre8S!IIY Departrbull). ment. omcta1a Mid that anapecled l- llu Mondale • Lebamm, ~ VIce PI l••i!l Gecqe8uillrnovsl04!11dqwllcltit abolltiiiiiDDDiue laMa. ·D18. • tri•.. C.,, pre.s.I•den.(.·· sees pact .ratifi00, orr 1 ES B!JlTQM, Ohio (AP) ~thWgh Unltfd . Mine Workers lealle!saren'tuYJngtopromoti!the IX' p M.l.t rontract with the soft coal lndllstry, District' 6 President Ed BellsaysbethlnksmlaersWWratlfy thepactwlientheyvoteonlttoday. ,"BasJrally, I think that most of them just feel that reaching 811 I&IEEIIM!III ·without Wdn& anY, coou hN and without having to strlkelstheblaNplus,"saldBell, wlue dlsb let CoYI!I'S OhiO and the retums: . ,. WOlreleue"t!llli!iillal~tlon" ~t 1111 tallieS for 19111;)982 and 1!183. t1Jrtll now, Bush had main· becaue I Mil • Nft Y- ..,_ . . . . . . . . . . . 11 • . , . . . . . aI IIIII . I De • a !lllill' y ...................dhll • t 111111111 .. IIIII& 'l1llln1ar wllllllwiii&P'&MII A ' Ill O•r 1101111 Ill New Yark. (API zl I), " "**110t!ltMIIIurt.Re pnwu Jll'lllllll'llllllr biiCJWD Ia . _ tilt llllp blet ~~Gil Frldly alldn•llnfwttlallaetuyatState" Gearlt P. Sbult:t +A . ~ by rB.eeullll qw. t1o111na IMI' t10 bavq lilt._ IJ\jtde ~ the lllnli of cwhGII&i.1·tluit Jlano. cra11e WI (IWkl 11111 • ..,,_ 111111, ""* Ills.._,.,_. R polpet~lnOblo 8lld W"a ,..,. In what Is hls only CIIIIIJalintrlptblsweek. In Ohio, Rellflll was met by an li!llllllalillc crowd of 5,mlpeople In a 1Yf11111111un at Bowling Green StaleUn!Yawltyandwasfllla!d·byl! lllldi!iitabOutleCIII11ylnthewakeof the latest ~ IJoiJiblng of tile ' U.S. E!nbuly 8III1I!X 1a1t week In GlnldiBe Ferraro r.l!lll etlllllltti Belr\IL , . 1110 1111t11 III! relealld ·~ tax • A reaolutlon was pas ed WednesThe transfer of $873 of addllioDal day by the Meigs CQWily Coounls· state subsidy money to the Mental ~ acceptJng amoonis and · Retardation equipment aCCOUI\t :'J rates for the next sucoeedliJg t1sca1 wasalsoapproved. ~ year as detennlned by the~ A. reqUP.st from CAlunty ~ ·' camnw&b~ ' ErninogtJle Holstein Congo The followble ligures, to be levied . benleU and employees, Judy Kin&, Within and wlthoot the 10 rnlll and~HlU. toattendtheSoutheast Umltatlon, ww JIOW be certified to Ohio Recorders meeting on Satur· the'munty auditor: $745,!r75.87tothe day at Marletta was also grantEd. Gene!'al ,Fund, 4..l Dlllls Inside; Commlssloaers also ll~ W.:W.95 10 'l'ubat:ulads·Fund, .4 bituminous bids' for the I'IKDb' mDis outside; $.'12,327.95 to Meatal October to the Asphalt Material ' ' ' ~CmtpanyofMarlelta. ' Retardatloll Boodl, .3 Dlllls wtslde; ' $i29,1122.17toRioGrBndeCmunun· A decision on whether to takeover lty College, 1 mW outside: Township Road ·n 1n Colwnbla Pll,5M.L'l to 'Emergency Mental Township has not yet been made by ·Retardatllln, 2 mills outside: the CQUJity engineer. Colwnbla $Zi9,lm.Cl to Mental Retardation Township's Trustees are In hopes Operations, 1.5 mills Outside; that the rounty engineer will put the . .617J2 tiO Board of Health, .5mills road on hls program, and possibly outslile. what they feel Is a . highly Commlssloners ;l(li>I'OYed a re- . traveled road. . qUe&t from Cwnty Englnl!er Phil The bltumlnoiiS bid was accepted RDberts for the transfer of various on Tuesday during the regularly funds within the highway depart· scheduled time for the corrunlssJon· ers to meet The meeting was then ment's budget, and also approved recessed untU Wednesday. when tranSferoflnterdepattmentauunds InSide •. the County Board of other biiSiness was completed. s:ith sets Gallia visit . Bell said union otr1c1a1s wereto1t1 . · · to explain the chringes In , !he GALLIPOLIS - Ohio DEpart· Smith Is expected to consult with pmposed contract but ~ to- ~~ of Transportatloli Director offici~ and discuss concerns at promote lt. He said the coiltract Is . Warren Smith Is schedllled 10 toor · Oscar s Restaurant !n Gallipolis. aimed at job pro!ectlon. highways In GaWa O'lunty Friday 'l1le tour will be slmllar to one ' and meet with local otrlclals to undertaken by Smith and Boster 1n •• dlscusshlghwaycmcems. Meigs County Sept. 10. The area . "lthlnktha~lsthetrnjlOrtanttblng . · Smith's ~It, IIIT8Jiged by State whereaproposedaccessroadfrom about this (contract), tcylng to Rep. Jolynn Boster and tlleGalllpo- the WUllarn ~. Ritchie Jr. Bridge at protect our jobs. It's pretty hard to · lis Area Chiunber of Cmunerce, Is Ra\lbiSWOOd, W.Va. to 33 above get all the changes yw want at ooe designed to tammartze the director Pomeroy was discusSed. time," he said.. with PlOP'-' major road projectS At tile tlme, Smith had no ''The ori!y' P'Qbleln Is If the lnthecounty,partlcularlytheU.S. cominltmenls to offer Meigs olft. ccxnpany elects to shut down the ;15 bypass from the 0\llsklrts of clals. He noted ODOT's budgets are Weet\llrlllnl8.~. mlnesfortheChrlstinasweek.there GaDipoll•toTIIIIrman. currentlyeannarkedforrepalrand ."11\'U at a meeting (Tuelday) In , will bl! ceriatn employees required Smith ww also toor Athens maintenance ot current roads. sout1Em 01J1o. and the mood of the to work. And what we would like to County IOIJlo!"IUW• where olllclals Smith said hls. Ylslt wasn'i people"" wrY. aood as far as some see· Is some·sort o! menuand\Jm have been SEeking a U.S. 33 bypasS Influenced by the petition drive of the :tnps ln the contract. guaranteelngthosepeoplewbohave at Nelsonville for more than 15 organized by the Pomeroy Area Ba.-.a~Yit'eamodest~and to work to get lhelr floating days years. . Cbamber of Commerce to ..... ,...., 6 ~·~uwtto~.~,','besald. beforethe'sllildown,"hesald. · Following a tourthrOUghGaWa, access road buUt. ~· u"' :IbeDauuaatJcpaHidaltlalcan· taiDecl duit the lnfonnatlon couldn't dldlle~lnNewYodlllldayforhla • be relelle~ hls pe1Sooal tr I tbll- Andrei A.~ )¥)ldlnp had been placed In a blind wldltRIIIPD~IiaeklntlleWblte 11'118taDdthalhlatax~.iveren·t lfu.e aflar a ~ carapal&n ICIIOWIH!Ybltohimself. . '5 I • pave A 1'1 ,..._Will ''Wewouldlllcetogt!tonwlththe Walter F. MOIIdale Is mee11111 eunpatp andnotUS\1/a'QI!C!StiDns with the Soviet fm!18n minister as ~ about t8xEs evecy day,'' his press {'raldent Reqan IJiyi • "near aecrewy Peter Teeley said ileltructlon" of U.S.InlelllleDce ln Wt!A•Jay. the Mldeut clurq ' the Carter ~ ln Indianapolis, lldnlllilltratloll Is belnt · felt In B!llllllllili!d a statement S8Yini be W1ll M 1 ha tn•lllllr• Commission sets amounts, • taxing rates meetS Gromyko; Reagan next visitor .. Jb'WDUAMM. WI!!!CB . OfiiMo F 1! Ill I = The UMW says about 45,ml of ItS 155,00) members are out of work. and most opposition to the contract bas been voiced by the unemployed. Many wanted ceWnes placed on overtime io force companies tx) recall more laid-of! miners. Despite tile complaints about overtlrr!e and subcontracting, the tentatiVe agreement was gener· ally well-received during explanatory meet1nga thlll week IICI'OIIIS the coalftelds. The almqtqlbere was In sharp conttast to that o! 1981, When angry IIIIJJtJ'S burned copies of a pl"Op!lSed contract before launciiiJig a 72-day strike: ·Most of today's voting takes place at mine Sites· across the country, 811d tile UMW said It would begin' to release vote totals from Its Washington, D.C,,,' otrloes late tonight. . ·· . · Reapn, who IK'CePied reaponsl· ' bllltywhen241U.S.seiVIcemendled mimber o! the Intelllgence Cmt· IDaslmUarsulcldetruckbamblngtn mlttee, called Reag811's comment Beirut last October, suggested that "outrageous and beneath the dig· lntelllga'lce actiOns "before we nlty of till> otnCe of president of the came here" were In part to blame. United States ... It Is a slur on our " ... We'refeeUngthile!feclstodaY lntelUgmce officers and a slur on of the near destruction ot our tllosewhodled.'' ·intelllgetoe ~ty In recent • Last week's lxmblng, In which years- before we cBiTif!'bere, the twoArnerlcansdled,wasthethlrdof effort that SOII1ehow to say, well, llsklndlnl7months.lnAprU1983the spytng 1s somehow dishonest and U.S. Embassy In Beirut was Jet's get rid of our In~ attacked,ldlllng 17 Americans. agmls, and we did tbal to a large Mondale's afternoon meeting extent," Reag811 said. . with Gromykn was expectEd to • Reag811saldhlsadinlnlstrat1ori1s lncllidedlscusslonsonannscontrol, "tcyingtorebulldourli!telll~to CentralAmerlcaandthemlgrallon where yw'll flnd .out jliiCI kJ1oW ln of Jews fran the Soviet Union. advance what the target rrilailt be Mondale pledged that be would do andbepreparedfortt.:• noihlng to upstage Reagan's meet· HlsCOIIJIIli!iitsiOUched!lflastonn lngwlthGromy!roIn Congress. , · , "1 don't negotiate," Mondale said , Sen. Daniel PatriCk Moynihan, Wednesday. "I am a candidate for O.N.Y.,YIIlecjJ8Innllnof!heSenate president, but only the president of Intelliii"''C" Comndt\ee, said: "I the United States C811 negotiate.'' · believe ail ~ Is ln oqler, If "We stand together as one as noue Is tortliaxnlng, a II!OIIon ot Americans behind our president ClllliUI'els In order."· when we negOtiate with a foreign . · Sen. Pa~ Le~, O.Vt., a power," Mondale said. ,, ~ . D .... CAMPAIGNS IN 0100 1'1" umt Ronald Reacaa, who lllldlecluled to meet~ rilt Soviet leader Gromsko campaigned Wednesday Ia Ohio Md · WIIJoonsln He was met by 110me · $,000 peDJIIe at Bowling Gmen · Unlvenl)'. lbe cbW exewdve· fleldM .aeveral Ql-~-talnlng to Nalloaal Security, ... (AP .I aserpltoeo). ,. i \. �.•. Thunday, September 27, 1984 ·Commentar! 111 Court Street Pomerey, .Ohlo · , WASHINGTON - Bac k In March !wrote a column 11bout Ed Meese. It hl!li to write tt. The . president had nominated Meese to become attorney general, and the nomination had been caught In a fog oJ suspictor and ·innuendo. Meese was being perceived as a wheeler· dealer ·whO pec!dled federal jobs In return for personal favors. " Because ~rception . counts so heavily," I said then, "my unhappy thought Is that Meese ought to withdraw his name.' ... Reagan has enough heavy baggage to carry Into the cymlng campaign without the burden of a long , and distasteful battle for (Meese:s ) confirmation." DEVQTED TO THE IJIITERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AR)!:A .. ' ~ ,..,..,__,~......-.,..,.....,c:d•t==~~~ ~, . ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH Geaeral Manager PAT WHITEHEAD AsSislant Publlaher/ ConltoUer DALE IWTIIGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· doa aad ·l be American Newspaper Pllbllshen Assoelallon. Ll!li"'EBS OF OPINION are welcome. Tbey ohould be liN 11oaa 310 wordo IMI. AOI_o.,...Ubject loedlllalu• muotbellped wllll......,, addreAI ... .lei ........ oumb<r. No u111lped , ....,. wDI be published. Lelten llhould be Ia pod 1 -. - • • • -· not,., ooallll... 8J 8COI'T WOLFE In the won-loss column, both Southern and Eastern have not been impressive thus far In their · non-league encounters, however, on the lleld, both clubs have shOwn some promise and have been consistent representatives of the SVAC. The tough non-league opposition hopes to be tl)e needed ingredient for the upcoming league season, which opens l)elrt week. Both Eastern and Southern have . visited the win column just once this season, but hope to return to the vjctory circle this · Frlday. Of course, both clubs (now 1-3) face very tough West Virgin)a opponents In undefeated Wahama and Huntlngton·Virison. Wahama, once a dominant class "AA" power in West Virg!Dla has dropped·down to a class stngte "A" ranklng1n the last couple of years, but the dominant football power remains. Just recently, . Wabama , and Stlversvtlle were knotted In a second place tie in · the West Virginia State associated press poll with a perfect f.() mark. Another not11ble asset the secondranked Falcons claim Is five-foot· , siX, ISO pound Junior halfback Todd Gress, who was riamed "Player of the Week" In Class "A'' by the associated press. Last week, Gress literally "did It all'' In Wa ham a's 40-12 victory over Eastern, running for · five touch· downs, 1.29 yards on ·17 carrles, one · two-point conversion, and gaining an additional 25 yard<! on a I reception. Defensively, Gress ·was equally . . nurtured In w~ joumalllm - was that we were 111 for .e summer of ll!aka. 1 cculd - The Wuhtn~n Poll's btooclbolllids slilfflng ·on the trail Ill SIJ!III's lllve&tliatora.Itdldll"t~out~t a ,_ way. .u It - !Dtervtewed m~ tlian :IXl wit- · , _ and bad pon!d over thou· aandl ot pages of releVant matertat No witnesS iOUellt IIJUDonlly. No , wtu- took the Filth. Under the ethics statute, Stetn had no author· tty to COIIIIder matters Ill propriety. appearance or judgmetll on MIIM'i part. The questton wu ~ Meew hlld violated federal law. Alld the uplllot! . "W• find no bull wllil twpect to lillY of the 11 aiJelatlolil for! the bringing ot a pNHeeutlon against IJ'alllipiJw. tllere to ltek. IIIGreover, 9tela ru a upt llblp. ~ pve DO prea cwtete.c.. and M · 11e0t hla crew llul'toneil up: "We were IIUC!!ftlfUl ill aftord1ng confl· dentl&,llty conrernlng· the appear- Mr. Me8e." ance ,o f wiiii?Uel." One ot the iYllll'f! aerloUB allepBy the . time bls lnv~tion tkm last sprln& had to do with a · et)lieq;_ Stelii and 1111 stall had W.llXl loan trom Edwin W. Tho- · conaress wu notb1.nf .,...... mas to Meese's wife UJ'IuJa, Meese .' had failed ·to report the indebted· 011 hill Fonn %71; the loan carried 'nO tnterwt; 1llomas had been named Ill !lead the San .F rucllco otllc:e of the General ' ~Adm!nillratlon; Mrs. Tho- mas had become an attorney· examiner witll. the' Merit Systems Protection Boanl; their. son Tad Thomas held a job for 10 months with the Labor Department. II . Presidential candidates can propose swnmlt meetings llut only 'ptesldents can hold them, a reality that leaves a frustrated Walter F. Mondale to complain about Ronald Reagan's "deathbed convel'Ston" on U.S.-Sovlet relations. ' "He's talldng like Walter Mondale," commented tile Democratic ' candidate, who's been saying that If he were president he'd hold annual • siunmlts with Soviet leaders. • · Reagan didn't go quite that far. ·Instead, he called for regular Cabinet-level meetings on "the whole agenda of issues before us." The admlnlstratlon denied the president's lnitlattveoutllned in a speech ·on Monday to the U.N. General AssEmbly was polltlcal. Mondaleinststed it was. • The fact Is that U.S.·Suviet relations and arms control are major :cOncerns in the Amel1can electorate and can't be Ignored In the . presidential campaign. Wbat Is going on this week iS an Intense effort by both candidates to gain polltlcal advantage from the public's desire for an easing oftenslons in both . lndewndent couiiiC!I 011 April 2. My expectation - an upeetatlon I write today's column with a llghter heart. Meese DOW has WOII vlndlcatton - vindication in e-Very way that a court-apgoln!ed independent counsel could provide lt. An exhausttve review of 11 alleptlons of wrongdolilfj failed to turn liP the sllghtest eviOaiiCe agalnit him. Wtth on1Y day. M!lllll1n1Dr before lldjQUI'liS 011 Oct. II. it Ls too late to resume coaftnnation hearings now; llut it Rel!gan b reelected tn November, the Senate's first order of ~!ness in January should be the speeey rect111catlon ot the Injury tllal has been done to an honorable man. Jacob A. Stein was appointed :l!!lffi, Born again, a ;new Reagan? .areas. Eagles, Tornadoes face .tough opponents ' Meese vindicated'____,-..:.,___James ___J_.K_il_pa_tr_ick The Daily Sentinel ' - , looked bad. stmn's meticulous lqvesttgatloil , dluipates the cloud.! The two famllln were quite clale; the loan" wu a frieJidly · accanmodatton Intended to help Mrs. M~ In the timely purchase Ill a promising stock. (The stock; as It turaed out, was a bummer.) 'lbomas lOt hill · GSA job on hill own. ntere was no evidence "that Mr. Meese was blvolved In or was even aware of Mr. Thomas' appointment." As for Mrs. Thomas: "No evideJice of Mr. Meese's particlpatton In her hlrlng was found ." ·' . Wi.JlalRI' .4M'Sf.. , ,11 ,Q.IMII:I,I ' ~ . ~ ' s8!aon • pollee balllsttcs tests proved to be the same gun that by , what ((l)~Ray. l' ' - August 11182: A bomb placed under ~ attache Roder· lck Grant's ·Car fell off as he drove tow:Ud the embassy. A Fn!llch ~ was killed and another I " ' , badly • wOwided as they tried to defuse the bomb, which evidently ineant to 110 off within the embassY grounds. · - March 1!183: The same terrorIsts tried to assassinate Robert Onan HOI)'lll)t, the American consul.tgenet~l in StrubOurJI:. He survived and remains at his post. - February !!lilt: Lealnon Hunt, a retii'e4 Foreip Service oftlcer • assigned to head the Sinal Pl!ace Ket:p1ng Forces, was g\lllned clown in Rome. AaiiD. tile Le' 7 2 Armed RevolutlonJey ·, Faction was claimed ~forhlabnltal 1 and al!tbcrltles established a llnk 'with the lncldl!ats in France. • Aa for the Lebanese Armed Revol11tjonary Factloa, U.S. IDtelll· in~. ' · Diplomats Interviewed confeised that a feellng of anxJety has . serlousty diluted the beady plea-sure they Olice felt OYI!I" their • assiJnment In the French capital. lllltead of enjoying the lovely ctty , along the tines oft he lyrics to" April ill Parls," they IJlust be always on guanl. When they stroll the famolis parlts and picturesque boulevards, ' · '!hey, keep a aha!')) eye out for "SUBplctous figures. Assassins may lurlt under the chestnut trees. ! . I like to think of myself as stUI loose wilil the trUth. It the petition · that naive boy whO came down drtve was 5o unlruportant, why did from Pension Ridge more than a the State DEmocratic half century ago but occasionaUy- make frantic phone calls to leading 9011\ethtng~pens that makes me Democrats In ibis county" trying to reallze that times have cilanl8! get the drtve atopped? Why did and so have I. Instead of being a Smith bother to rehash the speech starry-eyeddreamer,loftenhavea he , made ~ yean 1180 to tl!e one-track mind. Espectally Is this SQutheaslern Ohio ftellonal Couri· true when I become engrossed in. en In which · he said llttle and, such a worthwhUe , project as promlsedlesi?Wilatthehellwashe brlngtng the world to Southeastern doing here anyway if he had no Ohio by getting_an access road to' · plans to advance ihe Rhodes the Ravenswood Bridge and Inter- prtorlty per1ocl Of 10 years or mOre state T1. Wlconstructlon?":;ou!heasternOhio Sil)ce the Ritchie Bridge was has had so many planf'which were dedlcated two years ago, I have conveniently fOrgotten that If laid considered every day wasted that end-to-end theY would pave .lllf . doesn'tshowsemep1J8i"""loward road to hell! , ..a decent access road. EVery day 11 · have cban&Vd fm- thia wasted for the natives of Southeast- section of the state. No longer are ern Ohio that the state otr1cta1s we a llfOUP of 'e ompellttve countieS hatch grandiose plans for "the Ins trying to Cl08X separate..-ecognltton Today Is Thursday, Sept. 27, the27J,stdayon984. Thereare95daysleft 1n ai!d beyond," Southeastern Ohio Is · from relUctant state olllctaJs, but a the year. Today Is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. being planned to 'death! That Is united force seeJdni a direct route - ·) Today's hlgbllght In history; · proved by the unfinished P!>meroy . from Columbus to Char~. Twatty years 1180· ·on SEpt. 27, 196!1, the Warren Commission issued a and Middleport by-pass which endl Businessmen from Fairfield · report ClliiCludlng that Lee Harvey Oswald had acted alone 1n In a pasture .at the Metp High County In Ohio to Jackson assasslnatlni PrEsident John F. Kennedy In Nov!!RJber 1963. School and a 60 year-old' road at W.Va., have a heavy ltalce In the • On this dale: Darwin. Route 7 below~ · most direct route bej:W&D the , In 1119, John ·Adllma was named to neaottate the Revolutionary War's 'was butlt 10 Ioiii 1180 ihat the capitol cltlea. Tourlltulld ~r~~e~~en· peace temlJ with Brftaln. original winding road has ~ u tar ~.IY u M!Chlpa . lpd Inl825, theflrstiocanotlvetohaulapasSengertratitwasoperatedby forgotten by au but a few older~ CanadaWOUldwelcontethl!sllorter George Stephenson In EJIIIanc!, ctttzens. Route 35 between GalltpQ:- · route to the,SOIIth, AI for the towns In 1854, the first great disaster involving an Atlantic Ocean liner Ill and Rio Grande ends lgDOintn- and cttlea aiona the route, the occurred wheli the slear!llldP Arct1c sank wt,th ~ P"9ple aboard. , louslylnaplleofdlrt,Route33trom potential for would be 0 •• In 1919, theeJill!CIItlvecaaznJtteeoftheDEmocrallc National Committee MelgB County to Athena Is much as ~ unlmlled. Already plana are belna • lloncluded a two-day 11o:et1uc In Atlantic City, N.J., thai devoted· II Jliu M years ago. 8oth time and made for new motell, lhopplna D*tly to findinl ways of attrllctlng women votm - especially with the .• the highway department ha\oe centers, restauranb , and truck · pas.ed Southeastern Ohio by ex· lltopl only W1llllil& !Or I» Ohio antll!lpated aJlPIUVIII of WIJII)ell's suftrage. ; In JD, !be Unllld States llld It wu ~the Nationalist Chinese cept for ~~ plana that have been ~ of 'l'ranlqlort&tlon to p;am181t, · · fql'mulated and immediately for· rellue I1IOIII!Y lor the necn1uy : 111 118, W71'18w, Nand. IIUll1!ndered to the Germans after 19 days of JIU(ten, . What WI! need are fewer JllanDing. It II lncoiJ .1vable that rtllltTJIO!' dUI'IIII Wortd War D. • · ' soheinea"~ more ~tr1lctloa! GoYemor Rlcbznl Ceielte COUld be ·In l!l!ll, Erzard ailtles defeated former champion Joe Louis in· a . ~ W~ J. Smith, OhiO unaware of the benefit to the eatlre 15-I'OIIIId f111rt 111 New York. . Director Ill TnmspilrtatlOD,' staled · state from a deilent acceM road In 19!1, a typ11oon battered the rnal!1 Japanese Island of Honshu, kliUng that . lhe current aceesa road from Athens to~ Ritchie Brlclae. lll!lll'ly5,CJXJpeaple. pelldondr!vebadllllthlngtodowith Two yean qo I endoned the A1ao In 19!19, Soviet leader Nlklta Khrushchev concluded his visit to the bls lr1P to the Ritchie Bridge and to etectton of Governor Celeste and 1 United Stat&. PatJeloy, he wu playtngfast and .StateRepieaentzUveJolynJJBdlter · Chairman '' nmes In this · colWI'III because· I tbouihl they would. 'secure the neellrd highWay. Tblhwnmrr Mrs. BoRer told the cOuaty PlaJudnc Commlttee5hewasunablelofl!'lltwCelelte admlnlitratloll .to IJIOI\Ie ttw"acceu road up on tile prJoi lty llat t~ Rhodes ~lion llad left beblnd. !!be lllld she needed belp and the Pomeroy .Ciain"ller al Commerc:e voted "to lawlcll. a petition drtW. Mrs. Jenniter SheetS was-named by the C. at C. to IE chalnvoman of the petition Becauae drlve, some Melp Democrats have let their Political anillftlons overrl* their colllinOII and are refulln& · to support the petition drive because Mn. Slleel.s 111 Mn. lloltlc's oppouent In this tau •Iectloa. ·What the Pomeroy Cha llt'r of ~ had In· tended to be a IJI.partlsaa, united el!ort bu been hampet-ed by the IIIJ«tlaallll partisan politb. . Democratl and Republicans BEEF? j ' ·' ': eou..,., , ,, •.'• 'II j · e-·- . Name,.,... • ..._!- Jim Grtdlron scored a touchdown for Painesville ~ ........... Harvey against Fairport Harding. · · ~•loP art"""'-k Hllm Blanchester Coach Wade McCarren had •..,._ qu ~·.,.... a Crawford, Stowed by a knee injury, throw from tatlback last week. Acting quarterback Bret DeGallery took the snap and pitched back to Crawford. ''Hllma's knee was too sore to drop back an4 pass,'' McCarren explained. 'Ille result? Crawford was fklf-15 passing . for 101 yards In a Z7-8loss to Hamilton Ross. ~ BeUeve tt or mt -1\'lasSWon and Canton McKlnley, wlth .l4 state poll titles between them, ~ off to 1-3 statU. . . f m.h vf t beating Ada 3l. 14 t Paulding scored ta career c ory, . . Streaks preserved - Coal Grove, !Ill triumphs In a row; Vanlue, 18 straight losSes, 39-12 to Arcadia; and Belpre, 14 straight victories. Streaks broken- Urbana, 34 regular-season games without a loss, 33-23 to Springfield Nortbl!utern; McComb, 25 consecuttve regular-season _ vlctorles, 12·10 to Van Bui'fll; Springboro, 28 stralllht Fort Anclatt Valley COnference trlwnplls, 34-14 to Ma!IOII; and Gantpolls, 15-game wln\esS streak, !ll).14 over Boyd., Ky. Single-game twchdown parade - Six, AI McKinney, Elyria Catholic; Hve, Paul Schllllnger, Avon Lake! Louts Konyha, Pymatunlllg Valley; Gary Richardson, Pa1nesvllle Harvey; Shaun Seibel, Mlnelva; and Jeff ,Vance, LeipsiC. · Gold star pel lot IIWlce&- Rodney Evans of East Qll\.tan, IChool record ~EDWINI eNIPPEWA ' . ' ''Thlt II flint ThM ,_ fun/ 11IIJ lz fun/ Ttl,_ ,_ fun/... llenJIIeY Tlmllont M. 1811 pound 5-11, tal pound Trailing 13-9 in the last tilt Adkins go.ahead points In the finale. served points 9-15 to cllnch the Trailing 5-10 Smith served nine game and the match. · straight for a 14-10 lead, allowing Other top Southern scorers were Angle Grueser to polish off the win Sophomore Tracl Hubbard with with another potnt. five, Rachel Reiber three, Mandy Jennifer Arnold had. 14 poinls, Hill and Wendy Wolfe two, and Jill including s1x straight In the seCond Nease, Lori Adams and Tammy game, Joyce Foreman and Grueser Adkins, one each. Carter led Oak five each, Tammy Theiss two, and Htll with 11. Tammy Holter one. Juanita Fred· The reserve match was also a erlck, Wendy Fry, and Mary Flagg thrlller as SHS produced some were credited with ·fine Door exciting come-from-behind tactics, games . the scores 16-14, 12-15. and 15-10. Ondura and Thomas led Oak Hill Carla Smith paced the winning with 12 and six respectively. 1 ' . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) .:_ Sur- Division I of the Ohio High School prising Qncinnati LaSalle kmls as Athletic Association's computer an early roadblock In CtnctnnaU ratings. Moelier's bkl for an 11th state The first two teams In each f120 playoff appearance and sevatth ~ regions qualify for the OHSAA's playoff ti\le. . · · post-seailOil playoffs In November. LaSalle, matching Moeller's 4.() Moeller, the most successful start, meets the visiting Crusaders playoff team hi Ob1o prep history, Frlday night in a game that will has 33.511 points to lead Region 4 this settle tl!e early Region 4 lead In week. However, LaSalle Is right INEIOVIAN TUAI q· a'" .,... o ............ ft(ade COLt)MaUS, Ohio (AP) - You might have thought Springfield North had just 'won the sfoate high schri!,li footbaD champlolllldp, the way Panthers' tans reacted last week to thi!tr first victory In 34 games. Stuclents were cllmblng the goal posts alter North nipped Dayton Carroll 14-13 Frlday night. Caroll missed a field goal in the final manents that WOUld have dealt the Panthers a 34th sltalght loss. "We're not a walk-over anymore," said first-year Coach Rick Robertson, a former University of Dayton asslstallt. "It' was just like a dam bursting," North Pr1nc1pa1 ScOtt Spears said. And North may pick up another off-the-field vtctmy If the Ohio High School Athletic Association turns down the appeal of Xenia Beavercreek. Beavercreek beat the Panthers earller this year but used an 1neUglble player. , I . Around OhiO: Toledo Rogers, without a winning football !l(!llSOll, since 1966, has turned to Its Successful lf!lck p ogram for a 3-lstart. ln the Rams' backfield are Wayne Boyd, with 10.2 speed In the 100 meters; Ron Davis, 10.5 ·"'-'; and Jim Fa;ter, part of tbe school's state record·settlng m1Je ~ retay team last spring, . . . .... ledoC tral Catboll has tscoredfoesl2l.()tna' nstart Catholic's •0 en C OU ""' • offensive line averages 2:fi pounds, belplag Heath JOhnson to '11M yards ...._..._~·--" t99yardsl rushing. Zanesville Rosecrans' Dave ,.-..,,..,,,.,.w,...... a pun or a touc)tdown agalilst Danville. Portlmooth Is 4-0 for the first ttme In 27years and HamUton is 4-0 going Into a Middletown "'""" for the first time since DAN'S Ill TM MASOIIC 1UIPU . . . .G Ill .DDUPOIT w-. Junlortadde for Moeller's bid for state playoff •' lrowth 5-U.147pound ·Panthers no longer walkover 'JiiT yaards niShlng against Yellow Springs; Czrlol Snow.SUpr Clllclnnatl CAPE, 232 y111' 114 JUShlng against Bellefontaine: Jim Morris, Grave Berne Unton, 226 yards running against MlllerSpon; and Clllclnnatl , Moeller's Mark Kamphaus, llklf·!ID, 186 yardspasalng against Lllna, I David Edwards Cmcy Las~e provides roadblock By George Strode 1939. ~e~ll~tsoWHATSTHE ' .·,Berry~s Wor~d leads the Ieagoe IO(Ith a 4-1 mark. her outstanding serving and Intense Paced bY seniOr netter Karen play at the net. Hemsley and sophomore Becky As Adkins SCored the last two Adkins, the Tornadoettes scored an winning points of the first game, impressive comeback to claim the , SHS coasted to a 15-11 win. SHS match. Hemsley led Southern with suffered a set down In the second 13 serving points and a good floor contest but made a bid for victory In ·the late going only to have the Oaks claim a i5-10 win. . Usually an offense oriented team.Southern was forced to play the Oaks style of game, l)lghllgbted bY a quick bump pattern across the.net by the visitors~ Southern adjusted well as it was credited with a great ' J ' Meet the Eagles a Ohio Sportlight .W hat's the beef?___,__.;:.·;:;..._____Lowe_u_.w_~_e_u ,, . . pollll; now we have to prove it. Our impressive as he had seven unas· Roger Robinefte. Green won the sisted tackles alid one Interception. contest 1U, ~· a c!UCial oflenae Is about where It ShOIIld be, Ironically, Waharna Ls coached poiJ)t In the game could have but our defense must play more by Bill Jewell, a former Tornado changed the outcome as SHS mentor wbo returned hon1e to ·intercepted and was within range of Wah.a ma alter several productive a probable score, when a penalty years In OhiO. Jewell led Southern nullUied the play. Charlie Boso to its only SVAC foothill! champion· continued to be the SHS workhor..e, shtp In 1973. again doing well (IS for 89 yards), Southern must also contend.with while Jeff Connolly scored a sophomore sullback Eddie touchdown, and Mark Jarrell brOke Starcher, who pounded out 125 38 yard klck.ofl return, siX clirrles yards on lf carrles last week, whtle for :K) yards, and one reception for also scorlng a touchdown. Quarter- 11 yards. Greathouse added 23 back .a nd successtul placekicker yards on receptiOns. Jeff Barnltz Is also a running and Chad Roberts, Chester Combs, passing threat, alOng with halfback and Kelly Grueser were defensive Jeff Frlshette. · standouts for SHS with seven WHS has a strong offensive llne tackles, while Grueser had two and tough defensive line, which Interceptions. E•deiB VL VIMoQ consists of Rodney Long, Boyd Despite its 1-3 record HuntingtonNort.hup, Todd Gress, Mike Wolfe, T. J. Uoyd, and Kelly Sayre. Land VInson has been cited bY many as "an outstanding football team," · had 14 solo tnckles last week. Despite Its loss · last Week to and Frklay evenlhg Eastern hopes Green, Southern had some bright to uphold its respectability and spots and has steadily improved . deny Huntington its second win . since its first loss to Ros·sHuntington has a capable offense Southeastern. and has a huge interlor llne, An attribute to the Tornado compared to most hlgb schonl defense and compliment to Its standards. While the llne is a offense was the iact that Southern . .definite strong point, agility in the produced a 165-158 advantage In backfield has develo~ and 1m· total offense. Green managed only proved with each outing. Coach Ray Watson says of 52 hard·fought yards on the ground, which really Impressed head co- Frlday's game, "We've got to make coach Biil Porter. our move now. We'ye (Eastern) Southern stUI has some patch· been through the meat grlnder, · work to complete tn Its defensive played three very tough teams, and secondaiy, 8S' statistics reveal, paid our dues. hoWI!Ver, overall Its entire .d efense "We can't walt any longer," said ,sparkled much of the rilght. the veteran mentor, "We're getting Green QB Roger Roac)l com· . close to the middle of the season ... pleled six of 11 passes for 1116 yards, we predicted we'd come around includln.l! a 52 yard TD pass to and be a good ball club by this doettes, continuing to Improve and "sting" some highly rated opponents, !rept pace wtth their cham· ptonshlp hopes Wednesday evening by defeating non-league toe Oak Hill, 5-11, 10-5, and 15-13 in three games at Racine. · genre sources are pretty well convinced that it is oo ragtag group of fanatics, but an organJzatloli orchestrated and .controlled by a national government: Syria. ' Their reasonJna Is that only a JIOYI!mment would have the resources tot the plannlna and manpower that clearly went into the attacks 011 Amel1can personnel. In each case, It was obvious that the targeted diplomat had been under ·surveil· lance for an extended j>erlod :::.. long enough to know the smallest detail of· his working and commuting routines. . ~~~~~~~~!?~~~?!:~e~~~~~~~~ ~~~ Oaks __a-t a-ck_wi_t_hSenlor-16_po_in_~-.-in-cludl_n_g-the ~f,~J·!. ~rpard~~~, . Ed.gy .e mbassy' ~taff__..;_.-.;..'_____J_ac-:--kA_nde _____ rso ___ n . Mondale made those IssUes a major part of his campaign in !lie belief · that voters are disturbed by some of Reagan's anti-Soviet rhetorlc, the pi-es!dent's reference to the Communist supe'lX'Wer as an " evll empire" WASHINGTON -Terrorist at· belo~ elU111llne!!. - and bls recent remark in front of an open microphone in which he referred taclts have left a miasma of fear Wliat has tllrnEd, tbls Foreign to bombing the Suviet Union, . .hanging over our Parls embassy, Service plum SOUl"? ~ mysteriOus , That decision may prove correct. But it carrled a political rlsk. A which used to be American ciiPl<>- group that ·atyles Itself as t)le president has enoJTI'lOOs power to make~ happen In foreign policy, or, lnats' favorl.t e post. "LebaneSe Ai1iled RevolutionarY ;tt least, to make it appear that a great .deal Is happening. · The danger for U.S. personnel in · Faction." "' • • So, for a year, Mondalehas traVI'if;'d around thecountry-saylnghe'dbold Parls Is much • higher than the Stnce 1981, Its members ha~ · annual summits with the Soviets and berating Reagan as "the first public Ii:a.s been told. I sent my struck repeatedly at U.S. dlplollljll& · assoclllte Lucette"t.agnado to cheCk In Parts. Then; In a chatlae of pace : pi-esldent since Hoover" not .to meet with his Soviet counterpart. : · Now, with six weeks to Electlon Day, Reagan ·went before the United out reports that had Altered back to and place, they began ~~~for ~ Nations and talked about the need for arms negotiations and greater Washington. lfere's what she Americans In neighboring ;rommunication between the superpowers. Gone was the "evil empire" countrles. ' · • • found: · rhetoric or references to Soviet plans to rule the world. After a three-year pattern of Other lncldejlts that have· cast a ; ~ "Why thls change 42 days before the election?" asked Mondale. "Has he random attacks, embassy person- chlll ~r · the ~ embassy ~ been born again, a new -Reagan? " nel are edgy. The elegant embassy include: • ··On Friday, Reagan will welcome Soviet Foreign Mlnlster Andrei A. · llulldlng · on the Place de ·Ja - November 1981: Chris Chap. , '·dromyko to the White House. Not ~tly a sununtt, but close. CoiK:orde has become · a fortress man. the embassy charge d'af. · ' Mondale also will meet with Gromyko: They will sit down In New York rem~t of u.s: embassies In . falres, was sl)ot at and missed by an :00 'l11ursday, an unusual meeting between a · top Suviet o1ficlal and an or Beirut. Concrete barriers URknown ass,atlllllt as he left his ;iipposltton candldilte for president. are strategtcally positioned around home on the y,oay to work. The , But Mondale knew when the sessiOn was arranged that bls role had to be tlie biilldtng; parking ls strlctiy gunman, was never caught. ;severely llml~. He can't negotiate or pretend to ao so. When be fbrbidden near the embassy and -Jan. lll, 1982:•U. Col. Charles iJI!mounced that he woold meet with Gromyko, the DEmocratic nominee passing 'vehicles are closely Ray, the mllltary 'altache, was shot ~laid his primary purpose would be to -make it clear he was suworttng scrutlnlzed. and killed as he I~ his house to go, ~lfeagan's efforts to reduce tensions. A heayy presence of .French to the embassy. The Lebanese ·: Mondale said he would tell Gromyko that "the Soviet Union has nothing gendarmes and uniformed guards faction claimed credit; French ·':io. :g ain from delay. I will drive a toogh bargain." are In evidence around the embassy Investigators turned up no supect. '::.-· buUding; In addition to the Marines - AprD 3, lllll'.l; Yacov Barslmon.· stationed at the entrances. 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'''"'•" :=.m. ~ ---- 031 JACKSON PIKE·RT.3a WEST PH. 992-6669 992-2635 Middle rt; Oh. • .•, : �Page- 4- The Veteran Buckeye coach feels his team must wtn By KEITH WISECUP POMEROY - "We're In a must-win situation against Meigs. This wlll be the turning point of our season," says Nelsonville-York coach Dave Boston about the Buckeye-Meigs crltical TVC encounter at Marauder Stadium Frlday In the Meigs Homecoming. While N-Y stands at ~1 overall, both TVC teams are 2-1 Inside, league play and hope to remain In sight of front-runillng Belpre and Warren, both at ~0. The hope lor second place could be au that remains for the loser. Coach Charles Chancey's Marauders, 2-2 overall and winners of two In a row, have performed better their last tWo weeks and last · Frlday 's 33-8 ambush of Wellston h;td Chancey saying, . "We finally played close to our potential." The Buckeyes lost their first game last Frlday when they lost four fumbles en route to a 2G-6 defeat at Belpre. Belpre passed for 288 yards but the Bucks stopped the Eagle rushers cold. While Meigs appears to be gelling healthier, N-Y Is a little banged up, but as Coach Boston put It, "That Is no excuse." Out for N-Y wUI be two-way three-year starter Andy Grlnstead who Injured his knee against MUler In the Buckeyes' 35-0 onslaught over the Falcons. Also out for the Athens Countlans Is cornerback Brlan ;: McQuade, also with a knee Injury. • - Good news for the Marauders Is .- ·that linebacker Nick Bush could see :: :Octton and possibly start. Bush, out " two weeks with an ankle injury, was • the Meigs' leading tackler before :- his departure. : ,· On the other hand, the Maraud- ,. ers' outstand!ng and strong-man two-way lineman Tony Welch Is siated as doubtful because of an ankle sprain. The 272 pound senior anchors the Meigs line on both · sides. Last year's 7-6game was decided In the final 11 seConds when Nick Riggs fired a pass to then-end Mike Chancey from 15 yards ·out. That game has heen discussed by Meigs fans ever since. According to the coaches, this year's battle could be much the same. "We know they're a good football team. They did not play well against Trlmb!e, but are on the upswing now. They're wellbalanced and wll! run a lot of power sweeps. They throw well and are as big and physical a team as We wUI play," commented Boston about Meigs. Coach Chancey knows of NelsonvUie-York's past success (state champions In 1981 and playoff quallflers in 1982) . "They're a typical Nelsonvtlle-York team with a strong defense. They're as good a defensive team a.S we'll play. They don't make mistakes and have a winning program. they play . good, aggressive football," remarked Chancey. one· Buckeye to watch for Is sophomore linebacker Dennis Mays, younger brother of Ohio University's Brlan Mays. Brlan was an all ,Ohio pick and 'leader on the Buckeyes' playoff team of the past lew years. · Melp-Neloon.tlle-York Probable Slarilq ........ "' Melp ~ .MetpGridSiats •• Rushing ~ ;· .\ Player Car Ydll A"&:· Brad Robinson ........ ..................62 462 7.5 I. Mark Hammonds ................. .... .2.1 140 6.0 ~ •. JflilW"S ACff'e. .. .8 47 5.9 • r· Jackk> Welker ............................ 7 29 4.1 .- • Paul Dalley .... ........................ ... 6 23 3.8 : : Huey Eason, .. ..... •...................... 7 17 2.4 - .. Donnie Becke r ........................ ... 3 4 1.3 • J. R. KJ<chen ...... ....................... 2 4 2.0 : NlckBusp ................... ............... 2 -1 ~-5 • Phil Klng ................................. 3 -6 -2.0 . Dan ThOmas ............................. .. l :§ -9.0 Mike ChanCE'y ............................ 26 ·fiO -1.9 ~ Tolals liiii ..U Ul • 01 Pa.Wnr : 4 C : " Player Q)mp AU tnt Ych Td Chancey ............ ... .. .-. 29 m 3 419 3 • NickBush ..................... .... o 1 o 0 0 oi "' Totals 29 78 3 t3o 3 ~: ReoehUg ,. Player Pt Yd8 Td !: ·Scot Gh E'l'n .............. .. ................. 13 211 1 iol Dan Thomas ................. .. ........ :... .. 7 114 1 ;~ Jackie Welker ............... ....... ........ 4 73 1 ..; Brad Robinson ............................. 4 43 0 1. ·J, R. Kitchen .. .. .......................... . ! :Jl , 0 ... '"'I'otab • IJ9 3 Scorln« ~ ~ Mik e ... ;l'layet' Td Pal Tp rBrad Robinson ................. .... ....... 7 'Mike Chancey ............................. 1 .,; Jackie Welker .. .. ..................... ... 1 ~ DanThomas ............................. ... l '; Totals 11 o~ SokJ Tackles (10 or more) l 4 46 4 10 0 6 0 6 8 74 '" Player No. Mark Hammonds .................................. 21 !: ~"" I'\ ~ • ...: •. : ~ ~ • ' • ; JamesAci"('C .......................... .... .. ........ :ill Jackie Welker ........................ ........ ....... 19 Nick Bush .. .................... .............. ........ JR Tony WeiC'h ...................... .............. ...... 17 Huey Eason .................... .................... 15 Brad Robinson ................... .................. . 14 Butc h Stiles .......................................... 13 Jay Whittington ..... ... .......... ............ .. .... 12 Scot Gheen .......................... ..... .. .. ........ 10 Sports briefs.•• FOOmALL NEW YORK (AP) - Running back Marcus Allen of the Los Angeles Raiders was nanned the AFC'sOffenslvePlayeroftheWeek and tackle Joe Nash of Seattle was selected Defensive Playei- of the Week, the NatlonafFootball League . announced . . Allen scored four touchdowns In the Raiders' 33-JO Monday night victory over San Diego, while Nash recovered a fumble In the end zone for a touchdown and made five solo , tackles and assisted on another In : the Seahawks' :JI-9 victory over : Chicago Sunday. •,. TENN~ ; : · : } : r •. • •· ':. f ~ , Capt. Crow predicts NEW YORK (AP) -Don Budge, winner of the first tennis Grand ~ Slam, waschosenrec(plentoflheDu Pont All American Tennis Hall of : Fame award for 1984. • At the age of 22. Budge led the ,. United States to the 1937 Davis Cup ~ title, and the following year cap• tured the Grand Slam- winning the • national titles of France, Enliland, • the Onited States and Australia. (011.... ) Player (Yr. .... WI.) ..... Dan 1lvmas (1.2-165) .. .... ............ ..... ... ... E Soott PoweU (10-2101 ... ............... ......... .. ..T Butch Stiles 112-1701 .. ................ ............. G Jay Whittington 112-170! ............ .............. c Tony Weith lU-2721 or Dennis Welsh 110-185~ or Kevin Mea&Jws (11·240) ..... .. .................. G John Lonsstrell\ 112·2151 ..... .................... T Scol Gheen 112·1701 .............................. E Mike Chanrey (11·1901 ......................... QB Brad Robinson (11·165) ................... ..... m Mark Hammonds (12-1701 ................ .... FB Jackie Welker (12-165) ............. ..... ....... WB (Del.... ) Robinson 111-16111 ............... ................ MG Welch 112-2721, Lonptreth 112-2151 or Raymond Rider 110-175). ... .................T SUies i12·170J ......... ........ ........................ T James Acree 1'12-150) ............. , ............. :. E Whittington 112-170) ............................... E Hammonds (12·170) ..................... ........ . t.B Nick Bush 112·11lll or Paul !)alley (10-l!IOJLB Walker (12-1611) ............. .. ......... .. .. ....... CB Huey Eason iJO.l&IJ ....... ..................... CB Gheen 112·170) .... .. ... ........... ........ ........... $ Thomas <12·165) ..................................... s N-Ile-York (OIIenoe) _Player <Yr. IUid WI.) l'oo. Pat Boltyer t12·1~J ............................ QB Tom Martin Ill-lEI>! ............................ TB Jason Andrews (11-lfill .............~ ......... WB Ryan McClain (ll -1901 ...................... .. . FB Jay Kline (12·1&11 ... ........... .................. LE John Hurd tll ·D1) ..... ................. .. ....... LT Chuck Nungaster (12-175) ...... ....... .... ~... LG Pal Ashworth (12·18:2 ) .......... ................... C Ron Norway {12-1601 ... .. .. ; .. ............. .... RG Troy Day (12·~) .......... ............. ....... .. RT Dennis Russell (10-1501 .... ........... ......... RE ·• Corning ott this ole' blrd's poorest week of the season (12-7) , the Major himself bas pulled to within the width of a shoelace as Hoople Comes off a 14-5 week. All t()!d, yours truly holds the narrowest of margins at 53-25 to 52-25. Neither Is alarmingly good, but week live will become the best or all. In the SEOAL. Ironton ta!(es the non-league route to a 28-14 win over tough Ashland, Ky., Logan rebounds from last week's thrashing to Ironton With a 14-12 squ~ker over Jackson, and Gallipolis makes It two In a row with a :ID-6 decision over hapless Athens. · The TVC malri ·e vent will be the Meigs-Nelsonville-York match-up which should be a dandy. Meigs Is putting It all together lately and will take a last-minute 13-8 w!r(. WeUston gains win number one with a 21-6 decision over Alexander, Belpre crushes Vinton County 40-7, Trlmble takes Federal;Hocklng 24-0 as the Lancers fall to score for thef!tth straight week, and warren edges an Improved Miller eleven 14-6. · In the SVAC, Kyger Creek whips Portsmouth Notre Dame 20-0, pride and joy of the league North GaUia pounds Hamlin 36-6. SOuthwestern roughs up Hannan 30-0, Huntington Vinson takes Eastern 18-8, Wahama remalns undefeated with a 40-8 win over Solithem. In other action, Wheelersburg nips Waverly 14-7, Portsmouth takes Greenup, Ky., ::il-16, South Point clobbers Symmes Valley 2S-O, Wayne whips Fairland 1W, Chesapeake takes Rock Hill ~l-6, Pt. Plea,sant takes Huntington East 21-14, Coal Grove routs Oak HUI56-0, and Barboursvllle defeats Ripley 'a>-14. . ' Lebanon results .MAKE!i RETURN - KrWl G~ of Eutem l'lll:unB the ball over the net during Wednesday's, vofleybaD act1oo at Melp HIP Sdlool. GeUiog ready Is theMarauderettes' Jt'IU1Y MIDer (3). DavellarrlsphtMo. LEBANON, Ohio (.\P) - Ron Powell pulled "Windy Watrlor" away from the ra_ll at the threequarter pole and went 011 to overtake "Shadben" for anecll-ll![llgthvlctory In the featllred nlnlll, race at the Lebi!Mn Raceway 'wedneSday of nine serving points. By SCOTf WOLJi'E Meigs' Jenny Miller was tough on EAST MEIGS- Owing Wednesday evening's highly competitive the front line, leading the spiking girls' volleyball contest between the with nine olll successful attempts, Meigs Marauderettes and Eastern and scortng three aces. Overall Eag!ettes, Meigs · tip-toed to a Meigs was 22 of 26 in Its spiking narrow lead, then pushed ahead to game. Shannon Hlndy had eight serving score Identical 15-12, 15-12 Victorles over Its Eastern foe. In claiming the points and Jodi Hamson six. Carol win, Meigs pushed Its record to 8-4 Smith, Ruth Fry and Rhonda Neece played good floor games In a overall. However, a big surprlse carne In complete team effort. In the first. the reserve contest where Eastern game, Julie M!Uer served the snapped Meigs reserves' winning winning point and JeMI Couch streak In three· action-packed served the winning pints in game games. · two. in the reservl.' contest Eastern's In both games Meigs took an Initial lead, but never really gained Melissa Nutter and Lesa Rucker combined for 29 points, seating 15 full momentum as Eastern painstakingly worked Its way blick Into and 4 respectively, as EHS rolled to contention. On several' Occasions 12-15,17-15, and 15-6victortes. Cindy Eastern came within striking dis- Riffle ahd lllor Meigs as Eastern raised Its record to 7-3. Meigs tance, but could never deliver the decisive blow, thus Meigs re- dropped to a fine 10-2. grouped for a re~und and the Wins. 1 No official EHS arslty statistics Meigs . cap!tali2ed on 43 of 52 were avallable. 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Enc ~·s ~tr-------------------------------~------------------------------------------------~-----------------------JCheduled start will cane Tuesday ..... of ce•panslnll••· - *SEPT.* tllf!le ladcles on del-. ll!llOIIII base on a steal attempt In the ruth innlnl of tllelr · Nalfoaal League game Wednesday nlghl In ...._,Harris • 18 participate in Tuesday golf outing ·Welch II credited wllb Oll"''nn Jarae holes In the Golden Rot*ela' defensive llae and had , .. month . Southern gals volt into first place defeat In the next game with Kyger POMEROY - Midway through Creek. the 1984 girls' SVAC vqlleyball season, Southern, who got off to a (Delenoe) Currently, Kyger and North ChriS JOhnson 111-1001........................... E slow start, ha$ st,tddenly caught fire GaUia ho)d down !he number two SCott Spencer 112·1701 .. ..... .. ....... E and leads the SVAC standings at positions in the standings. IncidenDay 112-~1 ............... :........ .. .. ..... T Davkl Holdren (12·185\ ............................ T this point with a 4-1 league mark. tally, Kyger and Southern own Nunguter {12·175) .................... .. ......... NG The early league leader was Identical 6-4 records overall, the Andrews (!1-1&11 ....................... :........ ILB Benny Mays (10-1&1) ...... .. ................ ,.. . CB North GaUta, which upset Southern only winning records nailed down Erich Dean (1J.}61J) . ..................... .. .. .. . CB . In the first round, only to fall to . by league members at this time. , Tony Mltlkll! 112·1701 .. .......... ...... ...... .. . CB Southern has been a surprtse, l<lfne (12·l&I) ..... ....... .. .......... ... ....... .... HB Hoppy llreoze i12-155J. ..... .......... ...... .. .. HB both overall and In the SVAC as lt lost five of Its starting six from last year's sectional championship team. Young team members and POMEROY - Eighteen ladles veteran Karen . Hemsley have participated In Ladles' Day at Jay buckled down of late and are MarGolfclubhereTuesday, where shooting for position to defend their plans were finalized for scrambles crown. Southern plays at rival to be heid Oct. 2 and Oct. 7 at the Eastern tonight. club. SVAC Volleyball The first scramble wlll he held Standings Tuesday, Oct. 2, beginning at 4 p.m. Overall Reoord foUowed by a catered dinner which wiU Include only members of the Team W. L. Southern . ...... .............. ; .. ..... 6 4 Ladles' Association. All ladles Kyger Creek ..... .. ....... . .. .. ..... 6 4 wishing to attend should brlng their North Gallla . ............ .. .. ... .... 5 6 own table service. There will also be a scramble Hannan Trace .. ... .............. ... 5 6 Sunday, Oct. 7, begtMing at 3p.m., Eastern ... .......... .. ................ 3 10 followed by a potluck dinner with Southwestern .... .......... ......... 2 7 League Standings Only . meat to be furnished. This will be ' w. r.;. open to aU members of Jay Mar Team Golf club and 'their guests. ' Southern .. ....... :...... ......... .. ...4 1 Winners In the golfing portion of Kyger. Creek ... .. ...... .......... ... 3 2 JAYCEE .· PLAYER OF TUesday's program on 18 holes of North Gallla ...... , ... .............. 3 2 WEEK - Too,y Welch ('711), a play were: Low Gross, Norma Eastern .. ... ......................... . 2 3 5-U, 2'l2 pouad ulfeaslve pard, Custer'; Low Net, Pearl Welker; Southwestern .... ....... ...... . ..... 2 3 ..,.mslve tackle, for the Melp Hannan Trace ......... ............. 1 4 and Low Putts, Norma Custer. Marauders hall been ~. 118 the Ja.rc-' Player ol the Week lor hill play llfl8lnllt Well!ton. OnlY 3,36il fans ·watched Plttssaid after Shaw pitched three-hit ball over seYelllnniDp Wedne 1'ay burtlh's llnal home i&me of the as the Padres beat ihe San season as the Plrates· finished the year will\ an attendince of '773,:100, Francisco Giants 4-0. In oUJer NL games, Chicago beat their lowest total since 1989, their PI~ 5-2, St. Loots blanked · last tun year at Forbel Field. Car6Jala Expose Montreal 5-\), Cincinnati defeated Rookie pitcher Kurt Kepshlre Atlanta 6-3, New York topped Phlladelphia 7-1 · and · Houston finished his SI!BSOII In fine style, Iossing his second straight shutrut. downed Los Angeles :n Kep6hlre, 6-5, allowed seven hlts Show,l5-9,wonhlstlrstgamelna month- "I ha!n!D't been wOITied and walked seven batters, but 'J'he nine-time AU$u ~~ about Show's pitching," W®ams struck out eight to help keep wt of has beell one rJ the blgest. said - with reUev4!1'8 RICh Goullge tta!ble. . ' rlddlellllllrs · III'' Atlerhittln(just and Andy Hawkins each working a · • David Green belted a three-run !¥mer In the sixth lnntngtospark St. •233 with a left otn•lder·lalt year, hitless Inning. Coaoetit!lon lOok,• .237 average Into The good-hitting Show also pro- Louis. Ozzle Smith walked four the game We! +iSay.' with no vl.ded the blow thllt broke the~ t1lnea and Stoie three. bases for the inJuries to ~: 'ltolle Ullnks· he open, a l:w!HJUt, two-rund(!uble lhaj Cardinals. The temperature fell to near knows the .capped a three-run seventh Inning freezing In the final lnningl! of the "My a ttl~ Is Completely differ- and made It W . ent since Pete~ here," ConcepThe hit carne oft Giants starter game In Montreal. Mels 7, PNI1IeJ 1 cion said..·"We just didn't bave the Bill Laskey, 9-14. Rafael Santana hit his first Wlnlllna attlt\14! before/' • · . · Cuba ll, Plrlllel% major-leaiUe home rwi and Moolde . CoJ~uloubled lm\earunln Ch¥:ago. which captured !!Je NL WUsan h\lllal his 10th of tlie seaaon the secocid Wednetlday night to' tie East ' tltie Monday night In Pittsthe .score 1-1 in the second Inning, burgh and gave Its starters the day as New York completed its first ' then came III'OIInd on the first of off during Tuesday's lolls' to the three-game sweep of Philadelphia · · · Pirates, returned to Its winning since1972. . Marlo Soto' s two Singles. : The victory WIIS the sixth stralgllt Concepcion later added a two-run ways- helped by SIJI1ll! reserves, for the Mets, while the Phlllles lost slng!e with the bases loaded In the Steve Lake belted a three-run for the sixth COIISECUtlve time.tltth off PasCual Perez. to send homer in the sixth lnnlngtollowlng a Santana, WUsan and rookie John Soto toward his 17th •viCtory; single by Ron Hassey and a walk to Christensen knocked In two match!ng his Fareer high tnm last ,Gai-y WOOds. 'I)le blast. Lake's '. runs for New York. Phlladelphla's season. . ' . . second of the season, pinned the lo6s Juan Samuel stole his 71nd base of Solo, 17-7, allowed-six hits and onLeeTunnell,1-7. struc!( outst.x in seven Innings, then The Cubs used five pitchers. the year, breaklngthemajor-leque ChO!jl! to IUnl ·tile i8J111! over ~ • s~ Dick Rull!ven, 6-10, went rookie rec;ord of71 set by Montreal's relll!vet- .Tl!<l Pcwet In the eighth. ftve Innings before Warren Brw!· Tim Raines In 00. It was the final game at home for . Sotosaldhepasaedupthechancefor star, George Frazier and • Tim YOU CAN'T BE SERIOUS! - AllaJJia Braves' the Mets, and the paid c;rowdof 5,251 a National League-leading 13th Stoddard p8raded tothernoqnd. Lee IMlCOIId bl8enwl Paul HIMJP (I!) .IOolm Ill _ . . complete game to save blrnself lor Smith worked the ninth and glive up raised the ~ !Dfiil to 1,829,41fl, . _ amp1re dllllelelallan1J ca1111 hi$ final start Swlday. , a l)ases-!Oaded.sacrifice fly to Joe -an incJl!ase of '125,344 over last ,......_.... Redil' b• w1 Dave Parker lillie Ill season. · . Padrawta Orsulak. ·. .-..on. . (USPS 141-98o) A DM1Ion or Multimedia, Inc. ' .Reds, Padres post victories Reta: POSTMASTE~: Sfnd addr ess changes to The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St.. Po-. meroy. Ohio ~5700 . LEGAL NOTICE The CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reds player-lt1llllal8' Pe1e Rolle notlcea SCll'llethlng different about shortstq, Dave Concl!pcion: he's· tryln&' harder and slnlllng more. "I juat knew he was &Olng to get hits the ~t COUple of nights," playe.--man.eaer ~ Rose said, after Coqcepclolilmcicked In three runs In a6-3vlctolyWedrieodaywer the Atlanta Braves. "He's really stiJI8InltheballlnbRttlrtipractjce. The Dally. Sentl!lel night. Marauderettes post victo.-y over Eaglettes 27.1984 27.1984 Ohio Sentinel "'·1051 MON.·fiL IO.tr SAT. 11·7 SUNDAY ClOSID . . QALLIPOUS UO TIIIID ~VE. 446·1111 IA171I•IOPM 17041ASRIN AVE. 446·tl04 · IAM1l7PM POINT PLEASANT. WV. "'·m• I AM '111. StSO PM · 77S·SSII I AM 111. S1JO PM ~ 515 MAIN ST. 675·1520 I AM. •nu PM 2611 JlCISON .AVE. 675-27:11 IAM'nL7PM l- �ThUI"'Iday. September 27, 1984! Maniage license v '"" been A maJ;T1age 11cen&e 11as ~~ee~t: Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio MBJTia8e license Parade entries souMftt Soothern Hlgh SciiOOl's am1ual IDnecanlng parade will takep~ \ on October 12at2p.n\. Any groupo~ ,.. penons w1sblng to make an .entcy slxluld contact Julie Houdashelt at A marriage license lias Issued In Meigs Coonty Probate Court to Allen ~elth ClleValler, 2.'1. Reedsvl!l~ alld Connie Kay KIBer, 1!5, Racine. The Daily Sentinel · ' By The Bend Issued In Meigs Coon1Y Probal( Court to GlEnn Kelly Roush, 11, Ud" Almena Ruth Hardwick, 28, both o{_ • Paga 7 . OAGC to meet, programs on· holiday .arrangements, Bob Evans TURNPIKE'S , SUPER PRICE . BUSTER SALEI ·CONTINUES . . . ' Kingsley Meyer Jr., Farm Coordinator of Bob Evans Farms, Inc. will pi1!111!11t the morning PfOIITIII1\ of sll~ at the fall regional "*tlug 'of R$11 11 Gal'de!J Clubs to 'be held at MCArthur, Ohio OJ) oCt. 17. Meyet Ia a graduate of WUmington College with a major Ia Environmental Education-Biology and a riJinor In lndustrtal Education and Cbemlstcy. He hoids an Ohio . ·In Recognition Of ...·Ford National· Truck Week" ' . Turnpike Will Presenr. ftae Of Charge . ~ "Bed Liner" With The Purcha1e Of Any New . .- . . ·' '84 or '85 Ford Pickup. OFFER EXPIRES SAT., SEPT. 29, 1914 .. ~, OBES director lauds Boster at fund-raiser ' publlc Issue," Steinbacher added. · . Steinbacher noted that the women's vote "Is crucial In this state to eleet Boster and other women. Polls Indicate that wcmen will cast 54 percent of the votes · this November." Boster, ~a second term as representative tram the !lfth Hoose dlstrtct representlng.Gallla; Melia and Athens counties, said she was Issues. "pleased" to see that 111\lch support "She has been Instrumental In · from both men and wanen Ia making equal pay for equal work a corrununlty. . I Decision sought on· rur,al .lin~~ extensions 1984 FORD F-I·so . ' 112 ton pickup, 6 cyl. eng;, standard . ., trans., PS, , PB, rear step bumper, swing lock mirrors, wheel covers sport, rust proofing. Stock# 4925 were $9761 ~ OVER 40 MORE TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM.· director. . Test Drive America's Get l'ree 1'ofd Cap/ Limited Time Offer HaaY had devotions using scripture fr<:m Job and HebreWs and reading, ''The B!esslngs of Friendship" and "Cantor!", a poem by .JWx1e Lush SlnJth. The retreat ~ld '-t Mansfield last week was noted, Plans were made to sponsor a food ' ......·. !ruckS ' SATIJRDAY · A number of reports of motorists lights flashing to either pick up or falllng to stop for stopped school discharge school chlldren, ,then Ills' buses has caused Lt. Dan Henderillegal to drtve past the school ~." son, commancter of ·the GalllaHendersOn ul-ged caution by . Melgs ~~ of the state hlgl\w~ motorists to be particularly watchpatrol, towamdrtversatnaxbnum ful of-chlldren Ia school zones dwing penalty of S!m awaits the driver school hOurs. Troopers are being caught passing a stopped bus. assigned to follow buses and to work "School has been In session for · the school zones 10 Insure the safety more than a month and motorlsls of our school chlldren. shOuld be accustomed to seelog the "With · everyone's help we can school buses on ·the highways," avoid the tragedy than can and Henderson said. ' frequently. does happen ' to our "If a bus Is stopped wlih Its red children," Henderson said. .. V·l, stock 155231 , ' 1 . '6995 00 SCI ROCCO AMIFM r'JCIIO, stereo IIPf, t tyltfWftHtt . • stoc:ll f UOt NOW ' 1983 CROWN 4 dr. lkal an• ....,, alf ceMt., ' 1 root, liNter, autv. Inns ., PS, ~•. tl"tH tans, tilt wt'IHI, cruise c011trot, AMIFM tHIO I ferN, WSW riCUII flrtl. Wf'IHI CCNers . $3199 BLACK. LEATHER -UPPERS.............. . . wl"• ...mote control mlrron, bumper iUir· ••· rurwlndow*IOftW . WAS Stoc:lf 155011 '10,991' OP.EN FRIDAY UNnL .7 P.M. '· 1 . MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Masmlc Lodge 363, F&AM, wiD hold Its annual father-son dinner Saturday at 6:30p.m. at . the temple. • . Tlcketa may be purchased Jarnea ClatworthY,' 99231113. alld Steve Houchins, 992- - 'There wiD be &Jtertaln· .rnm meilt tollowln& the dinner. NOW 10,241' ''"'!Wm,.,..,.ntt, stock 1 4tt12 ' • . t dr. Mrcttop, Y-1. atr cOfNII ., vinyl roof, wlr. .,,...,., 111to. '""'·• PS. ra, tl•t•~ ..... , nit 2 dr. HatcltiMcli, tllnl'ftt16tvl .. Mltff. auto. trans~. PS, PI, -tltitH tlali. tl" ,....,, AM wMtl, cruise untrol, AMI 'M riCJto, WSW radio, WIW ra,t111 tlrot- wtttel coven. s,tocec ( tU7' · ,,.......... ..... WAI hutw, 4 ...... ',1, tlntM ..... , .tiM/FM radio, i ttreota,.. Sttckl 53161 ·_ '1995" $ . Mrs. Dean Is the owner at <1- dairy farm, a horticulturist, grpwtng and was nominated as Outstanding Amateur Gardener In 1983. She Is the outgoing. president .of Chester Garden Club ·m Meigs County, and Is co-chairman or the Region 11 Flower Show to beheld at the Spring Region 11 meeting lit April. PSAT-NMSQT to be given 'J1IIrty Meigs High School studer!ts are among the more than l4 · million students expected to take the, Preliminary Scholastic Aplltutde. Tes!·Natlonal Merit ScholaJlhlp· Quallfylog Test this fall Ia avec l9,1XXlhlghschoolsaCfO\l&thenatlon. · Meigs . High · · Guidance Staff lliE!llber, John Redovian , reports the Meigs group will be tested onOct. :11, . 1 . "" 'lt? . ,. •J '} . ·. - tr. ' IH~ f t {, ~ '. ·k- Vtw ' t\ol; Meigs lunch · menu set In accordance with the unlfom) _ lunch progrl!ffi of the Nreigs Locai· School District, !he IT)enu for Oct 1.0Ct. 5 has been l!l'JlOUIICed: Monday - macaroni and cheese,, green beans, applesauce, hOt rolls and butter, mllk. • Tuesday~ plato beans, coleslaw;: peaches, com bread and butter;· milk. ..· Wednesday - beanie wienies,· carol and celecy sticks, jeUo salad, · bread and ootter, milk. Thursday toasted ch~ sandwlc(l, sweet pickles, mixed vegetables, plneaplle, milk. • Friday- cooks' choice. Refreshments were served by the hoStesses, Mrs. Wrlgllt, Beula1l Oehler, and Iva Powell to !bole named and W8111l& Dllln; Sl1lrle)' MelllliM1, Eva Robson,~ Ward, J.P. and Kmtln Stanley, and Lloyd Wrlgllt READING - AI • h!' &J . . , ••• •.. - lor ' Yorll, -a d pllde '-.die- It tile 8alem Ceater tiJIJI year or "Excd' ""' Ia FA!N!tlnn," opidal Sehool,llecDberyearbyr ........... wwdsleaaned' I!ID(IIullllls belac placed 01) ..... tn readJnc. Terl · Ia the lint ~lade- Rutland Garden Club has meet John Rice, Meigs County Extenslon Service agent, ·'talked on . "Conservation -and You" .at the . Monday night rneeang or the Rutland Garcten Club held at the llome af Mrs. Eugene Atkins ·and Mills Ruby Diehl. - After dllcusslng conservation practices. Rice answefed questions 011 lawn and shrub problems from t!Emernbers. A&o as a part of the pogtam, Mrs.'. Robert Canaday sllowed techniques for ptopogatlon or hoi•'M!Pia~~ts by ~tern and leaf cuttings, .referring tnmJbers to an . Enmlon Office bulletlo for more lntlrrnatlon. Mrs.JamesNicholson~RS!di!dat - POMEROY - Primeroy EJe. mentary PTO meeting, 7: :II p.m Monday With plans tor the tall carnival to be discussEd. CHESlER - Fall camlvaf and Jitney suwer to be held on Oct. 6 wiD be dlscus!ed wheit the Chester Pro meets at 7: :II p.m Monday at the school. the meeting which ope!!ed with deYotlons by the hostesses reading ''TI)Iogs to be Tllanktut For", ''Salute to Trees", and sayings from "Words of Silver andeotd.e ' Tor roll .call members named a plant they had jJiapogated. Several meetings wee anounced. They -Included the regional board meetIng, .Oct. 10 at Chester United Metliod1st Church with an 11 a.m. cany:lo lunch; an opm meeting of the Chester Garden Clul! and Shade Va~ Council of Floral An$ at the Chester United Methodist Churcll wednesday, 7: :~~ with Dr. Ray Swick. chalnnan mthe Blennerhasseit Island Cmunlsslon dlscuss!ng tile hlsllri: park. . · Also ailliOUIII:ed was a flower atT'IIllgi!ficlass lnJapanesestyleon Oct. 6, 10a.m. \IJ3p.m. attlleDofA llallln Chester. Mrs. Ralph Smltz, a pm. Missionary services PAGEVILLE - Home missionary services are.IJelnt held at the Pagevllle Town HaD, every Sunday at 9: :t) a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and 011 Wedbetidays at · 7.p.m. The pastor, the Rev. Earl Fields, extends an Invitation to tile publlc. ' . graduate of the ~ School or awards received at the state Jap. .nese floral arranging will conven~. · COIIdUct the clasS. Those attending Mrs. VIrgil Atkins thanked The ' ReedsvWe Community, are to take a sack lunch and their · members fOr their work at the ownplantmaterlalsformaklngtwo recent !lowet show. She said there BulldersCiubenjoyedacookllutand· arra.ngements. The class wiD be $II were 83 entries In ad!llt hortlciiRure potluck suwer at Forked rim State with 45 rlbbons belog taken by the Park recently. Attending were Mr. and registration should be with Mrs. Betty Dean or Mrs. Wllsoo CaJpenRutlandCiubmembers,andthat27: and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mr. members entered artistic arran'g;?-- and Mrs· Donald MYet's, 1\'li'. and ter. Class size Is limited. ment categories. Mrs. Walter Brown and Mr. and· . The ~ fall meeting of the· A fund raising project was Mrs. Warren Pickens. TheOctobet Meigs County Clubs at Trlolty planned tor the October meeting. It meeting wiD·be at the Myers ~e. Owreh Oct 8 was also anmunced. At that ttme the schedules tor the wasnotedthatMrs.EverettColwell Is W at the home of her daughter, rr;;;;~=:=~~;;;;;; Christmas flower shOw will be Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Langsvtlle, dlstrtbuted by.Sbella CUrtis, chalr- and that Mrs. C.E. Bishop Is now man. The Star Club wiD present the Uvtngwitha sister In Chardon due to ' program, and the Rutland (J!Iub Illness. members will be hosts. · Flower arrangements have been . placed Ia churches or hospitals by ' Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Wilson, Miss A letter was · read fnm the regional director, I\irs. Ernest Diehl, Mrs, Nicholson and Mrs. Covert, announcing the Region 11 Jack Robson, during the past fall meeting to be lleld at VInton nlonth. Mrs. Cllrls Ulehl displayed , County conununl1Y buDding, McAr- an arrangemEnt, "Autumn Gloty." thur, Oct. 17. The colree hour wiD The traveling prize trom MrS. begin at 9 am: and at 11 acm. Wilson wmt to Mrs. Nicholson. Kingsley Myers, Coordinator at Bob Refreshments were served by the Evans Farms, wiD present slides. hostesses. Lunch wiD be at noon and at 1:15 p.m. holiday arrangme~~ts wiD be demonstrated by Mrs. Dean. Cost Is Your "E111ra Touch" $5.75 for the day or $4 for the Ftorlot Since 1957 afternoon. Reservations are to be made by Oct. 10 with Ll!cllle Macomber, Route 1, Radc!Hf. ltems for a sales table are needed from all clubs. PH. 992·2644 In tier letter. to the club, Mrs. ' 362 E. Main, Pomerov Covert Included a note of congtatu-. WMPO Your FTD Florlat · lations to the Rutland · Club for Builders cookout .-----------1 ~ · FLORIST - ON 92 FM Join the Arch Book Club a.,d get free Arch Books! Buy10 ... radle, '"'MdwhHts.t~reck. .,UdltfiNb, tNtWI . . . . .f....r. 4 Steck I 41111 BOOKS, get one ARCH JEANS BOOK . FOIJ:~~~~~ ~~I~S IEGUlJI PIICE *25" ••, ... *··...... 4 cyl., IIHtw, 4 ...... IIHr "'"'' ,. .... "'................ ...... AMIFM ra•no, rf"-tt COft..... Mlrrtn, ARCH WIANGLEI STRIPED AND ' CHECKED DENIM ·- Wit" PIDfltr Pill ·• tKel "" ..,...-, -4 cyt., hUter, S ,,...., PI, PI, llltttcl ,lll"• AM ltDc:ll f SI.Ul NOW ~ '3995" 1977 VOLKSWAGEN · ·DASHER 2 dr. tt.tdtNcll, llcll lloctor'1 nr, 4 cyl., . Pomeroy. many specimens fol' which she has won awards at coun1Y and state flower shows; ~ collector at madonnas, ~me of which she has sculpted herself fJ:om stone or wood; ani! an arranger recognized throughout the state. ' She received the Outstanding ReglQnaj Garden Club Member Award Ia 1911) for her service to her local club, the county, and region, ' Thl1 Wuk••l Otllg/ 2 dr .. Y-1, olr UMI., """' fMf, Ctft'-r con- t.te, hHttr, a11M. trant ., PJ", N , tape ltrl,._, tlnttll tlast, AMI,M redlo, sf.roo · articles Including, "Five Ways to Open' the, Door Ill F'rlendsl)lp at Heme," and "What IS aFriend?•:ifo close the group sang "What aFrleQd We Have In ,!esus." .MEmbers attending are to take a son or another guest 19n MERCURY COlJGQ XR-7 4 cyl .•,..,_, air c:ond., hoatar. S ·~H. body tMII moutdlnp, rn r wiper, tinted gins, THE MADCAP MOC ..... trans., . NOW '849r stand. PI, PI, eautes, re1r 1tep '- bumper', au•i!ii<'Y fuot lank 1 ru11 proofing, air cond., lln!ed gloss.• AM radio, radial tires. Stock 149311. ' ' wheel base, 4 cyl., 4 speecV short AM radio, rCldiil tires. poem on trlmdshlp. Emma Fox won the quiz on friendship and was awarded a gift donated by Crafty Ladles. Mrs. Friend read III!Yel'al Happenings ·MasonS·dinner 1984 FORD RANGER PICKUP using ''Open the Door 10 Friend: ship" and a friendship basket was PIWBred and won by Kay Clark. Each one attending had a short MONDAY ROCK SPRINGS - ,Jennifer Sheets and Sweet Mountalo Swnd wiD be a~ on the Sheets Band Wagon tor Meigs County Beef Day at the Meigs County Fairgrounds on Saturday at IKDI, providing old-time Appalachian mountain music. · On SUnday, at 3: :II p.m., they wiD alao appear at the AppalachIan Filii Fann Festivill and Herttaae SlloW at the Athens Coun1Y FalrJ!rounds. WAS . He wiU shOw slides-and descrllle · the land management and wtldllfe cOnservation operations a1 . Bob EvaliS - the side that the publlc · reaUy sees or apprt!cllltes. .,, The afternoon program will be "Hollday Arrangements" pres· ented by Mrs .. Earl Dean, RFD, palitcy for the needy. Bonnie Friend had the program · Ca/eiular Motorists warned to stop for buses '. The teachlna staff at the SWem from6to8p.m. Center Elementary School was Holliday noted that the school Introduced by qtarles Holliday, . jac~ have !ll'iiVed and ·may'.be pdnclpal, at the ~t meeting of ' plclledupilttheschooldw1ngschool the Salem ~ter Pro held at the hours. The ~ yearboo~ W8'e schOOl. dilJcussed and are due in six toetght Teachers Introduced were Jenell weelcs. Kelly, sixth grade; Ron Drexler, It was also noted that Mefas llfth grade; Julla Vaugi)an, fourtll · MarauderpEildantsareforsaletor grade; Connie Gilkey, third erade: $2eachandmaybepurchaaedatthe Teri · York, 8I!(.'()JJ(! grade; Wykle school during school hours. Theflrs! · Whitley, first grade, and·Deborab grade w011 the room count With a 40 Canter, Qtapter 1 reading. pe1oent attendance. Next meeting Karen Clark, president, had wiD be Oct. 2 at 7::11 p.m at the -charge of the meeting with Nov. 10 school. Art pictures and~ will belng~fortheannualfallfesllval . be presented and the district "no Hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m. The cost" bond Issue wiD be discuSSed. halloweerl dance was settor Oct- 27 · New 9ftlcers were Installed at the recent meeting of WMFI of the Laurel Cl1ff Free Methodist Clalrcll held at the home of Jean Wrlgllt. Jnstalled by Brenda Haggy, outgolog vice president, Mrs. Wright, president; Bonnie Friend, ' vice president; Janice Haggy, secretary; Donna GDmore, treasurer; Karen Stanley' director of outreach; Mazy MJUer, director of . Stewards; : Shirley filend, director , of ml•s!Ons education; i.tnda ·Frtend, director of CYM, lll)d Evelyn Young, penny-a-day 2 . clety, and Nature Conservancy. In his position at Bob Evans, hels · Involved In the entire range ot progr811)S and operations of the 1,100 acre cotpOI'ately owned farm; the tours, crafts programs, hiking and traU rides; as wetf as the land management Including a 250 acre Tree Farin, and the conservation and wlldllfe management plan for the fann. . ' WMFI has meeting WAS \ Stock No. ATHENS - Five months after a The organization Is requestingt,he . publlc hearlog .was, conducted on PUCO lind C&SOE's pollcles In rural llne extensions, a regional rural llne ext€11Slons unfair and In citizens organization Is .petitioning vlolatlonofthelaw; orderC&SOEto the state's Publlc Utility Coriunls- loformpeopleapplylngforruralllne • extensiOns about the its. monthly slon to make a decision. "The PUCO hasaresponsll;lilltyto payment plan and offer If to people; act Immediately to prevent more orderC&SOE toprovldewrittenand damage to families In southeast accurate constJ:uction cost estiOhlo without electrtcity," said ~Dates; and order the utlllty to Laura Yeomans, co-director of the COOiiJensate people damaged by Appalachian Ohio . Publlc Interest c&SOE's rural llne extension . Campaign. practices. . AOPIC Is Seeking a ruling from _ In a letter ·to PUCO ChaJrman the PUCO on what it calls "Wljust, MiChaetDeiBanereleasedMonday, unreasonable, dlscrtmlnatocy and Yromans . and AOPIC . board unjustly preferential" practices mBJ1ber Phyllis C8$Ul said "clear used by Columbus & Southern Ohio evidence" oftheruralllneextenslon Electrtc Co. In extending' service to practice Was presented to the PUCO Its rural customers: at a hearing held Ia Athens last · Aprll. f '· ' . Thewoman'srolelntheupcomlng election was emphasized by Dr. Roberta Steinbacher, director of the Ohio Bureau'of Employment Services, at a fund-raising luncheon for State Rep. Jolynn Boster, DGaUipolls, last Saturday In Athens. More than 00 people attended thE! luncheon, where Steinbacher said Boster has "consistently supported legislation In support of woinell's Teaching Certificate In Blolo· gy/Outdoor Education. 'He Ia a past board member of the Ohio Alliance for Environmental Education, past ·president of.the. Ohio ~atlon and Outdoor EdUC!ltlon Auoctation, a member of the National Audubon Society, NaUonal Wlldllfe Federation, Smithsonian lnatltute, Museum of Natural Hlstocy, N.Y.C., National Geographic So- Salem PTO meets · ''Who Ya Gonna Call" . Thunday,Sepbwnber27, 1984 . IAI.E PRICE .. "'" lf9'' . 12. FREEl STOP IN AND RtGISTU IETWEEN 5:00 atld 1:00 P.M. FOR FREE GIF'r CEmFICATE · ' OPIN FIIDA YNIGHT UN1II. lrOO P.M. ,. ,_,,., The ARCH aook CLUB Ia 1imple to join, and saves you money, toot H'1 I gr-.fny to build .. ARCH BOOK library lor ~· cllttdNn, •theY progrwall)lough the Btbiain Slorie81 Every lllne' VOU' puJilhiM WI ARCH 8001(, ARCH BOOK SUPPlE· ·. MINT, ill' A"CH BOOKS ALOUD Ml, your membership elrd 11 ... punclild, 01rd 1\a·tllpllnCIJM, gel a 1rM ARCH '''· ~ Whe!Jyour 800Kt ·' you • Middleport Book Store · Your Mast•(ard and VU. Wekllllt Here! .DDL£POIT • Mill St. Middleport 992-2641 j ll . - �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thurldey, SaptMiber 27, 1914 Workshop held Dr. Ray SWidt, bll«<11n ot the . ~Hlltoi1caiPark.wOI . thespealf.eratanopenll'liiellllltobe heldattlleCbeltPUnltedMtlhod?at · ChllrCbtnC!ftter,Ww'n"fi'IY,7::11 P.ID· Tile meetlnl 111 ....,..... by the Chester Gank!ll Clllb and the Sbade ValleyQloJDcl!otFioc'aiArta. . Boni 1n Parlrl!t'lbult and a resident o1 Belpre, Dr, Swick received his bachelor, masten and PhD in ~ from MaJ1etta Co?IElle. Vnlverslly at Vtralnl&, and , • ·• · · • • • Breastfii!Ba'-'' wtllbetl»~b' Pnfdnnal d~ at tbt ~ nlgllt tr.eetlna ol the La L11ct1e of Point Pleaant, W.Va. to be held l!t 7;:11 p.m at mn Brldl ~..eape """ September Song." For roll call ' tips. New prograj'YI books· were distributed, and refrestunents ~ed by the hostess. · WREA111 WORKSHOP - N Wft , . _ 1111111 drledap(IIEII,I\'y,lllraw,.,..... ,llllll'tbblalwm! mudeanddllpla.Jedlb1nllllem! &colllleBelldO' tbt River Ganim Club beld at tile home Ill...... ' WI " : : : M:. · · · ~ llflllli. ~ !lime of tbt ~-MIL c.:,.tao, Bulb Blnlb. Celt : hr T; , a Chester, Ohio, March 23, 1908. Editor, Leader: : I hardly know how to express my gratitude In hearing through the Leader of my old comrade, Morgan ruchards. Vety glad Indeed to learn that he still lives, and of his whereabouts. When Ithlnk ofMorg, I thtnk of the first man thatishot at It was. in April, 1862. Away out in West VIrginia near a 11ttle town called Princeton. We had a Utile army of about 6,~ men commanded by Gen. Cox. As we were nearing the Rebel camp, It was disCoYered they were retiring toward the narrows of New River. It was hoped by sending our regiment of cavalry on a crossroad, we might cut ott some of them. Our company had the advance of the M!ment, and I was In command of the advance guard. The day before we had been amboshed by the enemy. All we were nearing the road on which the Rebs were rrtreatlng, we were ordered to dlmlount - evety fourth man lett to. hold horses. As we had been ambushed .t he day before, we thouJht tile woods were tul! .of Johnnies, just waiting to get us In a good place before llrtng. As we got wlthlil about two rods of the road, here came one lone Johnny going back towards t)le town, As he got oppoolte us, he stopped while looking down the road, but he had 1101 seen us yet. Morg Richards was at rlly left. We both pulled up on him, . but Morg Richards pulled trigger first. His . gun ~ fire as we .had been riding In the rain !Kl much . Mr. Johnny jumped behind a log. I could see about hal! of hJs hat. I drew down on It thinking hls1head was In lt. My gun did not misfire, but I missed getting hlm, as he jumped and ran for dear life. We ought to have taken him prisoner, but that was In the beginning of our fighting and we thought everj tree and log sheltered a Johnny. We looked down the road and there came the rear guard of the enemy's army. The ,balance of the regiment soon got there and we 11t into them, but they jumped over the fence and ran for the woods. We. followed a while ilnd sent a few shots ilfter them, went back to our horses and found the man's hat that I shot at with a hole through lt. Someway, as I think about It now, I am glad that Morg pulled trigger before I did for my gun would have got hJm as I was aiming at hls - breast and was so close I could noi haVe riUssed him. As It Is now, I don'tknowasiever killed a man, but I know I wounded one after that. Morg, have I told this stozy right? If not, correct me. aut there Is one thlng more In connection with this that I wish to mention as I have felt so disappointed about It We learned after, that just down the road the other way, the Johnnies had two caMon and were having trouble with their team · some way, and when !hey heard the firing so close and the man that I shot at gave hls ·report, they cut loose from the guns, left them ·Standing alone and rim and left them, and came back in the night and hauled them off. I I ... I I ·.~~-:-:~· ,oi""L.,D11~~-/o4'~ ~--~~·~~~~~ ...-·· • l,ltlaDielll, Cl+lrutGnn, and Eileen County Telegraph" saying that E. D. .Robinson opened the ball by tiring the first shot and putting a hole throUgh a Johnnie's hat. I remember vezy distinctly when Morg was captured. I had some ot the closest calls that uy 1ever had. As he says, our company and C<mpany "G';wereonthestlrmlsh line, some. waY,. in advance of the division. The enemy were on a very steepandabrupthlll, tbroughagap of whlch the road to Wylhvllle ran. Y;le got up within about 100 feet of the top, and couldn't get any farther, as the Johnnies had mOre men there than we · had In the divisiOn. There were no large trees there, but we protected ourselves what we coulq behind logs and saplings. I got behind a tree about six Inches In diameter, trying to see someone to shoot at, but they were lying down, only showing their heads from the eyes up. They could see us all light. I am satisfied there were two taking turns shooting at · me. As one would shootlwouldlOOk out with one eye for the smoke of his · gun, When another ball would whiz . by my ear, down over my back and evezy one got a little closer. I COUld : almn<~t feel them semetlmes, tear- · lng down my backbone. At 'my lett hand was Sumner · "Chase, one of out recruits, and a . splendid fellow and soldier. He was behlnd a log, but as he couldn't see anyone, he raised upon his knees to get a betlcr look. I told hJm to Ue down. He got up and started down the hill. I thought he was getting scared and going to leave. I said, "Where are you going, Sumner?" when he sat down and ~led over, . having been shot throUgh tile · breast About that time some(.ne over on the right hollf1red out that' .the Johnnies were getting around ' our right and rear. I ·suppooe that was the time that Morg was captured. I tell you we were Mt long In getting down that hJIL Some way" mlnle ·balls whlzzlng past you from the rear have the faCulty of getting the best time on a foot race that a fellow ever had on record. 'lbls Is the place that Dave Smith said he made a jump of 250 feet, I think It was. ·Dave, tell us about lt. Our company lost there two men Ra<iine girl • • • ' .. . H<llii!IXinlniwOibebeldatEq!e . OOMI'I!iiD-M ?' O..U..U,I't!( 4bCGII¢!hhtYIIIIil• Fande a1 tile Ullhall) Ill NGae Dllne ......... Slle t4IOlt ~ ~ NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors & Windows . . . . . . pwp. ' . JUdae OJnrmmtty Church Sunday. MiiidJC 1BV1ce b1!111111 J0 un., dbiDir at 110011. AftsdiGIJIIIVIDII t::mp:rn. · n dina-" · The discussions w111 laclnde the ?ateit medical .-n:11 u well as penonal · · Other-" Include ~.,,.. ,ces a Ubracy of books on child· · Humphrey and others wounded, and one talieh prisoner. I believe Hugb 'lbompson was captured on this trip too. All ~org says, Jotm MOf'illll had tile division In a tight place, butwegotoutbycllnnblngall . night over a mountain where there was nb sign of a road. Next day we lost some men foni?Dg New River. · After getting croos the river, the Johnnies, under a fellow they called MudwaliJackson,gottnagapnear Blackburn where they thought they had us, but by cllnnbing aU night again where there was rio road, we got out all right. Gen Averil was something 11ke a nea, w~en you go to put your finger on It, It s gone. .Yours truly, E. D. Robinson. oerers motber·IIO- .d!lculs nutrition and weaning. A contributiOn of SilO to tile Woodll!nlls Center Crislsllne was made bY c;roop 2 of the Women's AssociatiOn, MlddJeport ,First Unlted Presbyterian Church, be?d . 'I\Iesday night at the borneol Mrs. Carl Horky. . Lonatne Newsome, ~ coordlnator was guest i!peaker for the meetmi. She described Crlslaline and Its role In . pnrvldlnlf asslstance!IM'ardsolutlonsatsome of Ulle's most dl1ftcult times. Mrs. Newsome also discussed Serenity House and the assistance It j:IVV(des to Vlctlrn's of domestic vtolence In Gallla,JackBonandMelpeounties. The· speaker was lntroducted by MrS. MyronMJIJer. - 949-2969-949-2263 8-10-1 mo. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radtators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Named to the IIOflllnatlng commtttee wert Mrs, Eddie Bur1a!t. Mrs. Wl?llamMorril, and Mrs. Don l..oweiy. Mrs, Paul Haptonstan -.-JDd the wcxnen 's Aai!OCiatkin meetlni to be held ThurSday ntpt al the church with a potlucll; suppeor at 6: :Jl p.m. Mrs, David CUrn!ap presided at the meeting with Mn. Miller a?vlng deYot!ons from the book, "The Best of Peter Marsball" written by hJs wUe, Kathryn Marshall. The least coin olferiDa was taken. ftetn!shments were seiVftl by Mrs. HorkyandMrs.Rober!Woodward, co-hostess to the 14 membin attending and Mrs. Nt;wsome. PAT HILL FORD 992-2198 ._ ...... l·,,.....·__ -· ·...... . . .......... -•1 . t~::.=:= ·- ............. 14.~ - ~ ~. -··-___ "{' ,,,_. ,.,..._ ,,.,._ ..............,._,. , ........ T'I IICII"-ir 17·............ , .....n .o. ... - .............l , ..hMo ....... 17.- 17....- - .. . ..... - -... ... ....... ... ...... .._..... , .....,.,_ ,,.,_""'"""' ..__ ·~---·· ... """'' ......... ..... _,. ,........... ........_. ,.........,....._ ........ """""" •1·-,. -··-........ •,.tt.o.. __ "-" .. -~ · Public Notice IN litE <;OMMON PLEAS · COU,RT OF _. 11·1•....,,.. .... 11-"'-oo&• WO 71·Co....,tl<lll- AM CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE . DUMP TRUCK CONCIIETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Call For Fr• Elltlmete 742-2167 or . 742-2225 9/17/1 mo. pd. A-C:oololll ..._ _... ····~o.llipeli· MJ- o..-· EXCAVATING IM - ~hl. ,,._.,.._ ___ ,,_...,...... ....... lot)-........ U1 - UON1Follo ut -~..t lhotoll- .. o.... . . , _ , uao u, .. .. 1 1 -... flo'" . . -~- .... U .OD u.o , ...... ......, .. __ "" 11.00 1... Pul!)ic Notice County Deed-Records ~nd from You are requtred 10 answer PH. 992·2471 _._..._~ llond1y 3 p.m.-5,.11. Tu••dsr 6:,•o p.m.· P·ll· WldMSdly 3 p.m.-5 p.ll. Fridly I p.m.-2 -p.m. Saturdly 10 LIIL·II:JO 1.11. LARGE AIIIIIAl AID SUIGEIY IY APPOIIITIIIIT 304-67,.;;:.... --F•ll r....u; s'"lt' Check Anti· Freeze. .8eltl, HoMi, Plugs PtiCIS Sttrt AI Aox, 326 Pomercw. OH. 45769 . For Flst11 SttYico Call 614-99~·6737 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete R.,oclellng Roofing of ell Typeo Wotked In ham• •r• 20 v•rs "FrH Elltl""'ieo" EUGENE lONG 7/9/2 mo. d. J&F CONTRACTING 'DOZER • BACKHOE "RECLAMAnON WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM IUILT HOMES 'WATER, GAS • OILUNES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992· 7201 & Ricin•. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 $}49 5 PH. 742-9070 . t-4-1 mo. ' .I " . ' " ll'• OIPihkC ,. ... ·~= about ~thla ... JCIU ep 111ft It il tht ~-y.. !" ' 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP ~VIL"r!LL CAU IN LOVING MEMORY of FrHiand S. Norris who passed away : thre.e years 110 to. day. •. l. "Ill(' ldllllE lroMr-Atlcll• Serwlct Che!rl LII!IIIY. lhiiiCNIIIYlsi'eciatt l'llellt 742-3171 FOREVER Those who art loved truly never. dit, Thou1h yeer by year the ud memorial Wre1tlt is placed upon ' '."! ."' THAT CAN HEAT YOIII EN1'IE HOUSE his INO MONEY DOWNI ' 446-4522 "We lent for leu" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL . ' 51. lt. 160 Nerth Ciolllpella, Ohio ' 7111 /tfn SERVICE all your wirinJ For needs: furnaces repair . service 1nd installltlon. Residential & Commercial Cat! 742-3195 Or 992-5875 We Have A Full Time Shop Te<hnlcian . on Duty TV RIDENOUR & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985·3307 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Aulh01irld Jolm D•e. DITCH WITCH .. SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES 773-5839 or 773-5788 8113/1 mo. RO.USH CONSTRUCTION New Homo-Extensive le1104tlina SUPERIOR SIDING CO, VinyU Aluminum CUIIQJII Pole Bldfs. I &lrlltl Roolina Won AIUR1inu11 & Vinyl Sidin&s 1& YNrw ExptriM!ce ComJI!.Ce Gutter Work Complete R.,odelln~t Roofing of ol Typeo Worked In home .,... 20years ''fi'M Eltlm.-'' GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-.2282 Ph. (614) 843-5425 lnSUfiiiCt Work EUGENE LONG 9113/21110. d. ll+tfc KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 915-3561 .ot..,w.....,. All Makes •A•nge~ •Rofri-alun •Driers •F,_,. t.S-It!: 8t Aluminum SIDING ACaNT I'INa&SUPPI.Y BISSELL SIDING CO. 220 L Mer1rt. ""''*Wf· JI'H. 992-6931 "Beeutiful, Cu1toni Built Garages" Call for free siding es· tim1tes, 949·2801 or 949-2860 mlsud by Wlft, Luclllt; Sol, Cllarles IIIII Wilt, E.-; D a' ttr, LICIPII, 11111,1111111· c~lldrtll. " No hunting, - - l n g. dumping l)ft LeRoy llloe Property, Long Hollow Road. Mo110n Count, with· out perrnloolon. 4 .yoltow tiger otrlppod, titter bolned, houN cat. 441-0141. CoN 3 puppiM, mixed breed. CoH 44t;4818. Mother dog • 2 puppiM (_.1 clogo). Can be lit · 2112 Fourth An. Wanted To Buy We pey - h for leto model cl•n uHd 01ra. Jim Mink Cllav.-Oid•lnc. liH G- Johnoon ___4 _4 1_·-:-3-87_2,;.,-:---;-:1 Wonted to buv uoed coei • No Sunday C.llt l 11 11t New O.evy Trvclr .... ftNDI!R ............. •76.95 000115 ..:.... ..... •1•9.95 ::15·:. :.:.: .:.:.~!!:::: GltllL.. ............... ..2.50 II. SUI'POIIT ....... 084.95 TAll GATE.. ....... •15 .00 I'OIID I'INDIII .... '69.95 8UMPR ............ '69 .95 Aho S.me Car Fendoro Av.,ilablo ..... I'll. •LAND CLEARED aSEPTIC SYSJEMS' eGRAVEL HAULED Bonded & Insured PH. 742-2328 3-S,tfc LISA I. KOCH, I.S. LicttiiiCI ~llllcal Altlloloclst (6l4) 441-7119 or (614) 912-6601 417 Seclllld Awtt~w, lox 1213 lllllpolls. Olllo 45e31 Zlnn'o Londint. Kenaugo. Dulerl welcome. ······ F»·c>-rr~EirCi;; ······-·· Middleport & Vicinity Carport aele: Bob Black residence on New lime Road, Rullond. Sopt, 27 end 28 . Ono milo out 143, Oct. 1 thru Oct. 5. 9·5. Clothoo. le•ther jac:ket, prom*""'· motorcycle, dilhweaher. couch 1nd love ...,, lrtd misc. itema. --·--·F»t· Pieai'i'rif" ·; & Vicinity · ·············· ·· ~ ············ Vord Sole mi..,, ltomo, Fri. Yard Solo. Wook of Oct. ht, lilt. 28 & 29. 1 114'1. cancel If riln, ptrlilng lot belide liquor Store, Poirit up fot -u>in Melg! Co. _s_ec:_o-:n_d:-A-:v:-o._-:--:-:-:=: Plea..nt. otone )Irs. Old time cup- 1 boerd. cell 1. 304-882· Yord Bole Boturdoy 8-4, 298 O.bby Drive. 2 mi. out Rt. Yerd Sole. 2212 Jofloraon 11 141 . Tayo. toolo. clothing. Ave., Mon and lues, 9:00till 27 1. fumlturo. Honrle 70 *95. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Cuh pold for laney Iron or hM¥y Iron boclo. t110 and ~~~~~~:::====f~~~~~~~~~ wood. cupboerdo, FURNITURE. Bedo. chairs, Iron, cheoto; beoketo. dlohoo, 12 Situations 31 Homes for Sale·, · . otone jan, entlquoo, gold and oliver . Wrlte oM. D. Wanted 1 male l•gle pup. 3 mo. Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio old, block & ton. Colt 441- 41718 or call 814-992· Will do rug weaving. Mary 1328. neo. King call 814-985·6274, 1 , _ old, moody Cottle to luylng dally gold. oliver Rt. 1 Long Bottom. 13.00 per yard. Loan 111umptlan. 4 yr. old calni. rlnto.jawelry, otarling give -ay. · groet autolde dog. C HZ· w.re. old coln1. &arge cur· ranch, 3 J)dr .. 2 batho, DR~ 33711. carpeted,' 2 car gilrege. can Schools rency. Top 'prlcao, Ed. Bur- 15 446-1212. • kett ......... Shop, 2nd. Ave. Instruction llelrlgerator, horse cottar, Mldcltopo". Oh. 114-992· end old herMU to gin 3471. 600 block of 2nd Avo .. 2 Coli 882-7418. bdr .• exc. cond., big beCk Kante·Privete . le1aons. yard, $37,600. Cell 441 ,..~ Wonted lo buy: invntment Atleroble, cuddly puppleo. property. Coli 114-892· Loam tho ultimate In ooll- 2168., defonoe. American Karate - - - - - - : - : : - : lome with 1ont hair. loth All8 . . Studio olnco 1971. '143 FaA Into o Unbellovab~ -and-oreemetl dogo. C.tt 882-71574 otter 8erbie Hou•-• · . In good Burlington Ad., Jackson. home Saving Thounnda ~ of 4::10 p.m. , · 81 4-286·3074. In· Oollorol Fireplace. -Middle· ahape. rea.on1ble P.rica. Ohio. otructor: Jorry Lowery - port: Coll614-992-8941. 114-8411-3038 oher 1884 lnductoo Into Weigh- ----::------lcII lowly 2 month old letter 4:00PM.•belore OC1. 3. tllftlng Hell of Fame. 8 yn. old, 3 boclrm, 2 bath't , trained kilt.,. to give to o family room with wOod _.t home. They....,. ohort Ceoh for rea-bty priced burner. Single car garage. 0t:1 black ~nd brown heir. 1182· -carpet laying tooto. coli 1 8 Wanted to Do B ftot ecreo with otocked 110119. beforij 7:30 AM. or efler pond. City Water In Recine: 1:00 PM. Athena Oh. 614Coli 614-949-2841 . , _ black long heired 593-8870. - ·· celt 814-8all-3810 Would like to paint trailer _A_r_b"_c_k-lo-.3:o-be-d"'ro_o_m-,.ho-m ~ e. - . . . .. GINSENG ROOT, Top quel- . rooll. Cell 814-268-1628. Iorge utility room, 1'h bathi: tty end llze graded. Hlected R•llable houoo cleenerwilh dining room. hill aero plua. Pupplea omaU breed dog. t200.00 lb . Ordinary 304-1711-11811. ........ root - leoal ... rete..ncaa. Call448-7471. 304· 488 · 1800 · lclnclo of root oloo 2 young d-. hlvo had purchaood. Call Robert Will do hou1e cleening at By oWner 3 bedrooms. 1 Y2 oholo. Phone 304-178· Ha.,., 304-•71i-78n. reaoonoblt reteo. Coli 446- blth1, living room, dlnin·g 2347. room. recreation room in 7243 . bl~ement, new 24x24 g•r': To glvo -rr puppiM. 304Win tutor meth 3 evenings 1 ege . Close downtOwn. 4118·1117. Shown by appointment; - k . Call 441-7432. 304-675-4604 . ----::---:-:::--:-~ · ICHlllotu•• kttten1. bMutiful Woter wotlo, drilled • oer· long hair black with g . viced. Fr. . estimates. C1ll 32 M b'l 0 1 8 Homes - - 304-188-3802. 8t4-992;5008or61"1•7423147. for Sal11 11 Help Wanted Wltlglvo 3 heolthytobby tdtteno to a good homo. 2 maiM. 1 fomite. NEW ANO USED MOBILE 8e1 AVON make 45". Coli 304-n3-III08. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL; 4411-3358. ITY MOBILE HOME SALES; 1 yr old male dog, good with 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, lddo, - - ' welch clog. muot CentenMy-m.d~~.. ~--~~~~---- RT 36. PHONE 614-448, Business glvo - y . 304-8911-30711. In horne for 7 w- old. Cell 21 727.. . 441-8415. Opportunity F- hoy, 40 - · you cut ·NMrl indhriduol, wiN trrtin. 1 98• Cloorancoll All 1984 end - · 304-1711-4131 ' model• reducedl Big IIVApply I to 4 et Duke ingol French City Mobile I NOTICE I 18 mo. old _ .. EngNoh Cloe-L Socond Spruce, THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- Homeo, 446-9340. 1984 Sottor. ••c -h 304-1715· Oellipollo. OH. LISHING CO. 'recommend• Special Redmen 26x60. 3 2320. Admission• repreaentetive th1t you do businfta with bdr., 2 beth, FR, reduca.d .... C people you know, and NOT 82,000. 1 984 Special RodYel-long halrod 8 mo. old for Oatllpotlo B... nen ol- to oand money through tho man 14x70. 2bdr .. 1 'h both". moleldtten, ~. 304- ..... · Salary plul bonul. meil until you have invelti· reduced •2.000. 1984 Spo· s.... uporlence helpful. 178-1747 oftor 4:30. but . not - - r y. Cell _g_•_ted_thl __ olf_•_n_nu_._ ":-"'..., cial Schult 24x48, 3 bdr .. 2 IJIIth, 2•8 wollo, reduced 3 kittono, gold otrl~ , 2 814·441 - 4317, for Own your own Joa~ l~.ooo . 1884 Speciat 1 malo, 1 tomole, OeHipollo lntotvlow. Sportoweor, Ladi.e o Ba~, ·t~UI\ 14x70, 2 bdr .. extri Forry, W. Va. 304-1711· or Childron'o SI""'J I!UI.' · ~lichen, reduced 18811, Noi'o Duncan. . Wanted: Lady to live in 1 nice tiquo. homo end ca,. for en elderly Netlon1lly 1dvertiae~ !~llq(l, 1 Mole Lobello,. Retrl-. 1 ledy. 9elary pluo room ond brando . tlll,500 incl 1• Jtolly Park on ~.~1!8 fomole IIMgle, 1 mbed -rd. Reply to Box 242. ta.ooo.oo inventory. fl•· turu, tr1ining more. Call alae lot, 3 bdr., ~''""' brMrl Gentle end PorMrOy. nowll Mr. Tote 704-274- buHdlng, hardwood llqq!; good with child...,, 304beautiful patio, or . . n Chrllltmao Earningo begin 5985. 882-22711. School Oiot. 4 mi. from now for Avon RCIPresentlGolllpolio. ••c. cond. Call tlvoo. Sell fuH or part time . 448-1967. over 18 call14-898-7111 22 Money to Loan collect. 1975 Richwood ' 80x14. 2 8 Lost and Found R..,...tlonel Therepy Dl,.c- HOME LOANS FIXED bdr.. 2 bathl. very good tor. requlrea coli- dagreo RATES 8otow market ,.too. cond. , w..her-dryer, LR IU· LOST ell white male cat on · prwlo.,.bly In occupatlonol or Fixed conventional FHA- tte. Iota cloeet apace, 3 Eootern An .. If found cell manuel arto therapy. Will VA.leader Mortgage , cabinets, thelvea in LR, one 4411-8478. pten progremo and oupervloe Athono, collect 814-592- owner, $7,000 . See neJCt to Leyne1 Furnhure. Bulaville reoreatlonot therepy oclhtl· 3011t ' Rd. Coli 448-2672 . LOST INgle pup, 2 moo. old tiM In • Geriatric lntormodlate Core Unit ' end on 1 G Ill 11 0 0 It Leaving State. ownBr mu1t n • po Y ••••· Adoleocent lehoviorlal Professional A,._. to Ooley. CeA 4411- Modification Unh. Prefer 23 oell beautiful 3 bedroom Services n53. · home . Flmily room has two r-ra upenence 1n 20ft. of windowe for pasFound lit noon Seturrley In roc:-onol therapy or ••· front of Crowo Stoolt loted fleldo. Sotery commen· Pteno Tuning ond Repair. toral view, finiehed double medium ol•ed, black, cu~y- our.._ with ••perl.,ce. b - Brunic1rdi Music Co., 446- garage , fireplace, lerege . haired dog. Celt 882-71174. tonolve benefit program. 0187. Twontloth year ol porch. 60ft. deck. woods, ContKt tho peroonnel office quollty oorvlco. Lano Da- privacy. near Royal Oak Park, reduced to $69,900. 8 LOST: Lorge red - ' - Dab- at Leldn Hoopltol, Lekln. W. niela. 114-742-2861 . .Y,a percent anumabillty. Call onnon. An-rs to RUey. Vo, or (304)875-3230, oxt . 614· 992· 8420. Fomlty pot. t..ot on .._zi_4_·----.,---:S..ond St. In Mlcld'-rt 1 · liberty Mobile Home for llr.o! Extol!! , -rtng oliver choicer ohiMn. AVON II Eaming oPportunity aole. 10X60. $2700.00 , REWARO. CoU 112-3211. Me110n County, 304·1711Call lor oppolntment, 9861428. 4260. Loot I~ vicinity of College 31 Homes for Sale end Third, Sy,.cuoa. omotl -: - - - - - - - - : - - : - I 14 • 70 Fairmont Trailer, oil Yorkohlre Terrier. No coltor. 12 Situations Three bedrooma, central air, electric with 8" 12 add on: to Nlldd. R-•d. Wanted patio, 2 porchel. 2 acrea. 992·7204. vinyl Will paper. carpet and city w1ter. call 614· throuahout, well inaulated. _ . 985 4 141 Cuotornero for the Colllco n1w pelnt, attached g•rage, Cup-d. Rt. 180. Porter. g~o outdoor grill. ownlngo. 1981 Kirkwood 1 4•70. 3 (' Hours: 1CJ.IIPM, Mon.• Sot. m•nv extras. Call44l·.2683 bedroom. 1 Yl b1th, electric 8 Public Sale til ti:OOPM. olter O:OOPM heat. wood otovo, •1 1,900 Celt 114-388·9008. & Auction colt 114-245·5859 . call 814·843·52•4. Fema.. roommate needed Nice 3 bedroom. garoge, Witt oett lor payoff . 1983 for 38R, 2 beth houoo. Colt bl1amen1, excellent lOCI· Schultr limited edition , Auction Every Tuooday 441·8472. tion near school. owner . ~ night, Pt. PleoNnt. WV• 1~:--:-:----:---"":' finance. Middleport. Colt 14x7 0. with 7•11 ••pan..o : Auct. Lonnie ~1, Youth TNe trimming and removal. 3 bedi'ooma, 1 'VI bathl, .. ,,. 882-2517. eloc. central air cond, lira' Center Biela.. Coimden St. Free aotlmlltM . c ett 992· 29 Col &14-387· 7101 , l·l::"040--:-or_84_11-;·2':'1-:-.:-;:-=-:.-Three bedroom, ~th; liVing f'lace, ••tre inatallatione, 7 room.Den, Dlningroom, kit- built in oteroo. 304-4511'Auctlon ....,., Frlrley nltht ot Oponlng for el-y In home. chen . Full b•oment fuel all 1594 or 304-773-11417. • fumlce and wood · burnins the Hortfo(d Community I·::::C.H:-7-"-:3·:-114_2:-3-.-:-:--:--:-1 980 New Moon mobHo c.nter. Tn.~alda1d1 of nM¥ Wlllcerwforthe ..dertyinour fumoce. Approximatoly 2 home for sale, phone 304.z.o 1cre1 In Dexter price rnerchlndiM ....,., .~ home L.P.N. care given 111 576-2589 . : ; 827,000. phono 114-742· ~··f- veers ax...... nce cal 1142832 . ~ ~=: HZ-7314. Farms for Saht :~ Auction-. Cell 304-271- Room, looard, end leundry li roomo. 6 acreo, bath, full 33 bleement. 2 car gar~ge, 3019. tor ..-.,.col 812-1022., bem. outbuilding. 304-882- 96 acre• Watirloo, 8 rooms, Fot yaur- _.. oel!mrna 811·4411. 3271 or 882-2847 . bath. 'A b1sement. tobacco W.: auctlol..,. IIa1n11d bale, 24 acre• tillable, bem, end bonded VIrginia Wenlorl part tl- worll on Houoo for oale, 304-676- garage . Coli 814 -643-Ohio. 4ZA1n. 2171 . form. 304-1711·"18. 6878 . 11178. ::eyed· -•Y· -====-==:::-::---:- ,n• H-. TROMM EXCAVATING FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS COIIIItlltriztcl Hltri• AMI Seltctl011 Dtpendllllt Hllrilll Aid Service Ohio .Volley Flul'ltarket, fri, Set and Sun. Acro11 from Girl Bcoutl Yerd Sole.. Sot. Sept. 29, 8-11 . . 3 mlloo put Holzer Hoapltal on Rt. 160, w~ hMtart. Swain Furnl· · wetch for llgno . ture, 441·31159, 3rd. & 01'- S G Ill II 0 Oh S 0 pt. 27, 28, 29. Clothing, c . t.. • po • · antiquo. oolt & poppar ohok· Wonted· Junlc ..,100 any ero. 3•10 milo 8ulovltte Rd. condition. Call 114· 388· 3 Fomlty Rt. 218, 1'h mi. 11303. from Rt. 7. Tburs.-Sot. Wanted to buy a uoed King 27,28,28 . 9-5. Rain cael & wood otova, In good canoato. can..,lon. Call 814-288· Moving Sele Stove, choiro, 82151 . qUMn olzo hide-o-bed, child· Cennlng _ , •• , Cell 304· ""' clothe•. lots of miiC. 2004'1. Chatham Avo ., ' 4158-1B18. 27th-29th. Wonted to buy goood used 1-V-ar_d_S-ale--:-lo:-: . =-L-o-:G:-r,-:n-:-do King coat & wood otove. . 7 Muit be In good condition. Friday 8:00AM Chitdren'o Cell2111·12111. 1-a-nd_ad_ult_o_c_lo_th_ln:-:g_.--::-: T-. Blessed Is Itt, our Sldly Gun thoot lit Racine Gun <Club >Wry Sunrley, 1 :OO p.m. FaQtory chocked gunt only. 9 J--------- PARTS end SERVICE httvttl to ttrllt To help us who art ' left. . loloono for Gilt - · Annl· -..yo, llrthdayo, partleo. Singing Oonllo. C.M lal· loono & Co. 44t-4313: !:;:;;::;:;:;:;::;:;==== "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" •Woo/lora \ ' Bhomrock Auction Service. Pet Shlridan Aucl-. bjMrlence In Form & home auction. Coli 81 4· 11824310. frM kllteno. Col 814-2111- &rave. dttr one dead Sa lovtll his ftct will not fade But lives on In our htlfts, as tht yttrs clllnp. ~':...~~~~d~llec':. • Public Sale • Auction 114-'-41-0284. 1 femele kitten 3 muntho old L,---.....,.~'-'- love. L-ove can rttclt lr0111 4001 ::cu~~ 81 4-317-nt53. lo deith the pure lilt. is ·sav1d, And lift all pure is SAVE o:vl• Mixed tWMrl puppleo I wko. RENT A CAR 2 = :rv:~. ·old. Modler D-men. CoH 10·6·/tl: WILL HAUL . JUSt CALL! •TWO ILOWERI eGLAII DOOR •LARGE ASHPAN •AUTOMAnc DRAFT •IURNI WOOD . It0 or COAL I.Y.P.U'. 90 DAYS •U. ASCASM 8 Announcements 81dmno, molheralam-. To - d home. Col 441· .3103. MILLER ELECTRIC Vinyl the Compla1n1 Wtthrn twenty· --·--. • . BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING LAFF·A·DAY .. Ui., Shenff's Deed dated August 10th. 1949. and recorded •n Vol. 1~4. at 'Page,, ]28. M"'go SIIALLANIMALtiOURS • - ~rng the same property conveyed to Dolph Hys~l by 3305 JACKSONAVE. Major & Minor llo DOWII Ptymtnt lower Monthly Pay~~~tnt P&S BUILDINGS E~i!l~~~ ~ulland .• Oh10 ·' Sizes frcitn 6'16' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses· LARIE ., llfAa JOBI Hysell, Carl S. Hysell and Mabel erghJ 1281 days a~or tho toot H. Hysell by C~rt1flcate of pubhCflitlon of th•s notJCe which OIRO Transfer dated December 14. Wtll be pubhShed 00C8 81Ct'1 1949, r'ecorded tn Volume week for su< (6) succes~lve 164. Page 306. of the Mergs weeks. The last pubhcat1on w•l ' ISAAC WRIGHT. E1 AL, Cou nry Deed Records. and be made on November 1st. Dc ..od&u.ts. from Ca rl S. Hysell and W•fe CASE NO. 114-CV-2117 and Mabel H Ohver and 1 984. and the 1wenty-e1ght !261 davs lor answer wrll N011CE IV husband to Ehzabeth S. Hysell commence on that diite, PUBUCA'I10N . by Ourt Cla1m Deed dated In case ol your tiulure to TO: 1 -· Wright. I hing. December 17th. 1949. and answer or otherwtse respond recorded rn Volume l64. at as 1equ•ed by the OhiO Rules ol 0 Wf tp0We. ...... Page :J 10 of the Me~gs County. . CMI Procedu1e. judgment bv •lua' a 4_., • ...,. Ohto. Records of Deeds defaull 'Mil be rendmed agaeri!t tllra.IFTII.M ire. REF. DEED: Volume 265. .,ou for 1he reltet de~nded tn Page 102 1. Metgs .County the Compla1nt l o t II ........ Wright. .... • of · · - Deed Records. LARIIV E. S~NCER . You are hereby nouf~ed that a The , derhand at the CornClerk. Meig• County Complarnt to ,Qu~et tl11e has pfarnr IS that the Iitle 'to the Common P1eas Court · been fr ied r~the Common Pleas above descnbed real estate be !9. 2.7. (10)4, 11 , 18, 25 Colif't· Of Mergs COunty. Ohro, · quteted '" the name of the (11)1 . 6tc Case No. 84-CV-257 demand- Pl,.tntlff,,'Ef:fte M. Bl!sktrk.· rr1 g Ql(et IItie .Of the followi ng de'Scntied real estate. )O-wrt: Berng 1n the \!lltage of the Vrllage of . ebGict. 912111 mo. pd. Public Notice State of Ohro and be1ng lots 10 and 11 1n Fatroon·s Addrtron to We'd like to lrtlrodtoct roo to 1-A·Cif. ltlt 1110dtr11 111J to drlvo till vof!lclt of your UTILilY BUILDINGS -SEWER -GAS liNES -SEPTIC SYSTIIS ·-- ~.-~ 74~ - fll..11? - c:e.l..... Mechattical Work· POLE BUILDINGS -LO-BOYS -TREICHEl ·-wATER ~-- l tM - CJ.t• iNTERESTED IN ~ NEW VEHICLE Sires Start From 12'116' -BACKHOES -DUIIP TRUCKS ,.,._.,,.,.._, .... ,., ,.,._.....,.._ ..._.._Ito_ IN- ......._. 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, .Ohle ALL STEEL -DOZERS --..c...... , '-- Dolph Hvse! l to · Ehzabeth B. PULLINS r<•n•r 1h1• jnJ,~H· i\1/flo•/o•p1t111tl' t',\'t-htori~'J ... ..... 0....111 v. c. YOUNG Ill THURS. EVE. 8-B ·PT. PLEASANT OFFICE ) .J.If c Clfu.Ufi,.l l/ut,Ct·~ -·____ . OPEN EACH Parh & Service ·--·-- ::=-~~...._... ,,...,,.... ,. ............. _ ..,_ ... ,........ ......._ ......,..,. .....,.......... . .. ~~~--· 1f.:Z Eotlmateo) LANGSVILLE GROCERY & GARAGE O 00- 00 pen 7: 7: Daily F1111 Equip. .lll .Dealer Farm Equipment PHONE 992-2156 UI 457lil ..... 71·.._,.... .... PAUL E. SHOCJIEY, D.V.II. -- co-_. PI""'bl""onclll'""lcol CLINIC 11.. Holltnd, lush Koa CHrt St .• ,_...,, Ollio 1-C.-ot-o (... l• ... IIIIIIDDLEPORT - R-ne..,.. - · wa.k M3·1fc ~-----'----------.;,._---,--..,..---;-----------­ , .. The Daily .Sentinel CARPENTER SERVICE - Ad-...., .....Gci.line Ph. (614) 843-5425 Middleport, Ohio Rulland. Covnt+ of Me•gs and :JennlferDamron, 11, dalllhter ol Mr. and Mrs. BobDarnrm, RadDe, teeently competed .at American Youth oo . Parade held at the UJ~iv1!rslty of Notrl! Dame, South Bend, Jl~et She Is a sixth Jl'll(lel' at the Racine E!emenlaly School. In the world solo champliDhlps, Jennifer tlnlshed In I«<OId place among the 54 girls In her. a(leii'OUP froQl states across the nation. She also competed In fancy strut, flag, twQ baton, and hoop. Jmnlter has been twtrllnl for tltri!e yean and lsastudentolBir:lly llangfttt of Parlu!l'lbura. She ha won Ul trophies, 80 medals, and threl! high point awards. She w01 .b e ccmpet1ng In the Oblo State COI\Iest to be held later lhJs faD. She currently holds the Oblo State Hoop . Batm title and Is I'UIIIIei1IP ID advanced lnPJJtary strut. ~ Aprillbe w01 be COITI(IIIInJ ' Plltl;le Mill Majclre~WolQIIIoCIIIUII • to be lleld /II Akron. . Homecoming set - WRITESEL ROOFING· CO. 1 Ja!d!nl VETERINARY Thursdly 3 p.m.-5 p,f!l, =~~iS~~ =:=r:a:s~ Gro,1tP meets at church or'=:~~~:ra:.= ~~~~:~:~~:f:~~ • l.eeiUe The tn competttton place . . . . """'·· , T so ra11sm1Ssion PH. 992-,5682 ar 992-7121 • S AI btrtb. child care and lln!Mtfeedirtg. Dr!vebehlndVIJia&pPizza!DPmnt " 1be GaP?IpQII• l.al«iie League Pleasant · wm ·meet Oct. 'at 9:~ a.m. to Old clipping recalls the days of Civil War Tile fall ...... repriDt .. from .. ~ ellpplnJ 'N yean old from• tile Melp CoUmy paper ...,., Leader." I& wu praerved In the fa1n!1J Ill tile late U. Dal'id Clu1IM !!mMII, Co. "A," %lid W.Va. Cavlllry, ,...udpant 111 111e aelloa dNcrlbed In tile cllpplnc. ' · David Curlt8ll Smith wu the father of "Gene" Smith wbo WM Meip County sheltll from 1808 to ltl3. Tile author of the letter, Ellbu D. Bobln!lon, was from a Chelller TciwDshlp fann family and was Jjmoelf sheriff of Melp County f1'om 1890-UIIH. IIIII ~ reoonlly I'UJided blthe Washln&tGD, D.C. area. Tlds anlcle was coalrlbuted by Eupne R. Smith, a member of tlie Melp County Geaegaloglcal Society. REPAIR · Lal.eche League will meet president, gave devotions using of Fall," and •..,..._ members gave timely gardening AUTO & TRUCK -:na ~gs, "Fragrance ,..,_._ber's D•~," ~ Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio swlhwesternplre. '"Thoe Famliy ill. Relation .., tilt Br 3 The Daily SWEEPER ond •-lng mor-=======::::;Ji=~~~;::;:;:;=::;,rr;;;;;;:;~~;;;~~iTF~~~==~=:==;i TOWN chine ...... r. ~rto. Md ~and Mrs. Buck, and Joyce Manuel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' I ·Business Services · hit slldesh(Jw and talk. · ~ lJiand conlalns l!wliundredaaesandiJJOcaledln theOIIIoR!wrnell' Partltrlburl- It Is the lite ol preh!llu1c Indian aettk!nellta and allo where Aaron Burr and Hannan Blmlierhasll!l:t an 8! Jllir plotted to establish a . CUrrently only the foundatiOn of the JnMII(tlcent manalort rema1n8 .alon& • with ~heoJoilclll d!ga, waJidae !J'ala, picnic areas, ~ ~ol0blo~. 1Dlfl'&, lulh ..,.tallon. Dr, Swick WUl be he traVflled to Eiii?Md. I11!land and. llrlaPr lnfonnatlon concern?.na visited p1acee l'flallltl 1n11ra b' &millS and Individuals. to the Blennerhauetta tJetn ~ 1be bolt clubl InVIte all garden ~ to .\Jnel1ca. He 11a beeD tile club members and other Interested historian at the park aJnce 11'19. _ ree•"*ta In the area to attend the The hillory ot the family,._ ma:l..., Any.questloosconcerniDg fromthellland,andflltureplalllb' tile may bed~ to development w111 be hlahll&hted 111 Jelu\y ~ oc Betty Oean. ~!~~~r~~ K .. 27,1984 meet planned A workshop on faD wreathes and Installation of omcers hlghllghled the Tuesday nlaht meeting ot the Bend 0' tile Rivet-Garden Club held atthehOmeofBernlceCarpmter. Wreathes madP of dried apples, ivy, plnl!cooes, straw, and ribbon with a variety ot accessories were madeanddlsplayedatthemeetfn&. Mrs. Wlboo Installed the III'W officers, EUeen Buck, president; ·. Kate Roush, vice president; Cblorus Grimm, secretaty; and Esther West, ' treasurer. Announced at the . meting was the regionalllli!I!!IQe to be held Oct. 17 at MCArthur in Vlntm. The county meeting was announced for Oct. 8 at Trtnlty · Qrurch at Wlllch time plans w01 be discussed for the Christmas tlower shawtobeheldDec. land2.Shella Curtis Is gmeral chairman for the ...,.,... Thursday, 1 Cetd of 'Thanks -;::;::::::;;;=;==== - .. . �.' Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel 34 ~amber27.1984 : Pomeroy- Middleport: Ohio They'll Do It Every Time Business Buildings KIT 'N' CARl,.YLa Ci'.tlr L8rrJ Wrtohl 79 .Motors Homas & Campers Television Viewing "• I • 8 ft. slide-In Solis compor. ~ Uko now. S l - 2-3. Spaclou1 alorage. et.Gtrlc • plug-ln. Excellent lor camp· ! lng, fishing. hunting. t&OO. • .14·612·1618. • McDaniel Cu.tom ButcherIng. 6 doyo o . w..k. 304· 882·3224. 1 bdr. apta., 4 furnithod, off llr----'""'lllr!l,lj street parking . Resident manager over e 1,400 mo. Income. Constant waiting BreHtaat ut, butcher block One e ft Kold-Draft cooler. octogon 1h1pe top: with One I It Po~lck cooler. Ono formict . chrome lege. 3 key 2 tap draft cooler. Two · MMchlng cane back and Ice bin1. One 3 bey ber aink. teat Chairs with chrome 304-675· 1678 after 8 PM logo. 827&.00. 304-676- or 675· 7896. 4369, like new. Bar type cooler, :'10ft long 4 3 year. old Victorlen living compartmenu . Sliding room auite. half price stainltll dqon, e300.00. •1.000.00. Saara Kenmore 34)4-882·2688 . or 812· dryer and 3 YNr old waahar 3263 t276.00 for both. Phone 304-676· 774,. Gaa range; furnace blower with motor. Double drain Uving room sofa. good tlnk with fluuraa . Phone cond. 304-875·3141. 304·1176· 1416. list lell than $16,000 per unit . Po11ible 2nd. mongago. c•n692-1189 Mon .· Fri. 9 -6, 594-2B74 eve. 8o wk. ends. 35 Lots & Ac;reage lot for sale in Mercerville, 3 trailer hookupt, el&etric. ru · 1973 Pop Up camper. ol.. po • oxc cond. t1 ,300.00. Phone 304·175-2723. a. Building lot Neighborhood Rd. 66x150 . $6,000. Coli 446-3B44 otter ?PM . CAPTAIN EASY 64 ' ----~-------------~ ,. 81 Home • Misc. Merchandise '. Very nice. 2 bdr.~ unfurbasement. For information nlohod, locotod Rt. 588. call B13-866· 1232. adultl only, no pats. $1811 plu1 deposit. Call 4481 . 14 ac. level lot w'ith mo. 2300. baaement. alec. & weter. 1- - - - - -- - - -Locetod in GrO.t Twp. Coli 446-3044. 44 Apartment Singing Trees Subdivision for Rent 1 .9 acres. 1 mi. latt on Rt. 490. Homoaooa, FL. Call 014-379·271 2 or614-379· 2243. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IEqu~l Houolng OpponunitVI has Real Estate one and two bedrooms, rent otirting at $183 for one Wanted bedroom and 1198 · per month for two bedroom, Wanted hou,·e in fair cond. with 1200 depo1it located with approKimately 10 near Foodland end Spring acre1 . Will pay 1600 down Valley Plaza, pool and TV with 1 0% interest. Pay- ant. Call 448-2746 or leave mente I 1 60 mo. 2 Vega musege. · ototlonwagono 8200 both. 1-...:..-=~-----­ ·Coll 446·2244. Furnished aHiclency t141 utilties paid. tingle, share both, 607 2nd. Ava .. Galli· polio.•· Call 448-4416 after 8PM . Re nta ls 41 :Small Houses for Aent furnished house. adults only. Call 446-033B . Unfurnished house. 3 bdr.• 1tove, ref . Rodney Village II. 8276 mo. Call 448-4416 after 9 PM . 3 bdr. houoe deluxe Pt. Pleasant. 3 bdr. houaa 60 acres Eureka, Oh . Call676· 6104. "' For .Rent· larga 3 BR houoa, il) town. near 1choola, 11h b1th. fireplace, appliances, fenced in yard . 1326 mo. plus eacurity depoait. Call 388·8248. Buoineos building. Office space. 2 bdr .. upttaira aPt . Garage lor repair or body work. Call 446·7672 or 448-1980. · · Houae for rent referencta required. Inquire at 631 Fourth Ave. , Gallipolla, Oh. Newly painted 6 rm. 2 bdr. home. Quietstreete•cellent neighborhood . Ref. • dep. o1it required . Call Richerd Corter 446· 1370 after 6:00. lovely, large 4 bedroom 2 both homo, fully carpeted, LR. DR , Kit, stove, dlo·. hwaaher, AC, gar .• and bsmt near downto:-own Pomeroy. $360 mo. Call446-0118 . Comfortable · home In Che· shire. Reaaonable rent, ref. erencee required. Call 614· 3&7·7236. '• For rent. or option to buy. 3 bedrooms. level lot. garage, b ooe m on t. MId d lop o rt. 1260.00 month . Referencoo. 892·3610 . Four bedrooms. two baths, garage. 'VI mila from Nelga High School t260.00 par month plus dopoolt. Phone doys 814·992·11461 or ov· enlngol14· 982· 3301 . 2 houaaa forr.,tond berfor aalo or loaao with option to buy. 304-87&-8720. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Two bdr. mobile homo. complo~ly furnloha~ on Bob McCormock Rd. Coli 446· 9669. Furnished 2 bdrs. TV cable, c:lean, quiet, bHutiful river· view in Kanauga. Fo..era Trailer Pork, 44&· 1602. 2 bdr., AC. gu heel, woMto wall carpet In Galllpollo. Coli otter 6PM, 448· 1408. 1 2•60 2 bdr .. 2 milo from HMC . Call 448·3897 0< 446-0167. Fully furnished , 2 bdr., adults only. Coll446-4110. For lease overlookirlg, city port<, 2 bdr.. LR, fully equipped kitchen, · dining area. unfumlohod. •180mo. Call PJ'o, 446·1819 0< 448-4426. · . 2 bdr. I pta. utlltitt pan paid. newly decorated. Call 676· 610_4-:.: - : - - - : : - - - ·1 small furn . crffl ~loncy for 1 gentleman only. Call 4480338. 1-:-~:--~-----1 BR apt. convenient toea· · tlon. no peta. tacurlty dep~ o•it. Coli 446·2066. I I I I I J (Anlwerl toniOI'I'OW} V"'O<doy"•l . -: MANGE SUAVE BEOECK PENURY Mlwer: What hi'~~~ epr1ng tromHER " EYE CUE" • . I . Mocfl!ell/........ Newlhaur "10 b!Vtllb, ~?lOP J...T Ill'"- """-'""'" . 001'\41 t.J' ! 7 :30 • (J) Tic TIIC Dough (]) lnu adg kwa: Crwacl~ lng , . _ . , . This opoof eh11nl J w Pnd p" ; ·; Nice awi~g1et comp.. te with 2 swing1. glider, teeter totter: hor.. a.. llide. 3 yrs. old $40. Coll446-81 14. Building Materiala Block, brfck, sower pipes, window• . lintela, etc. Craftmatic ing s,.·e Bed, Claude Winterl, Rio Grande. 0 C 11814 246 6121 Lowarv organ beata. 446· 3101 .w/ rhythm I-::-.:--"-::-:--·---·__._ You build it or we will24x48 4 car garage kit . U .4S&. 8 HP Snippet' riding mower. EKe. condition. •400. 00. dol. Call 1·614·886·7311 . 44&-4113. Build your own 4 bdr. home. 1971 Camaro 8600. 1979 16,996 del. to your site. XR 1B6 Hondo 11&0. Hog· Now display model open . wotor now 175. Portable See it nowl 1-614·886· _ 1_1_·- - - - - - - milking mochine $800. Po· 1 _73 well tobacco tetter $100. 1· Call 614-246-9698. Now open for businest. Mountain State Block, AI. lAdies dlemond cluster ring 33. Now Havan. Complete supplies. 4 ". 8". eppraisal certificate t 3.000. maaonry Will aoll for 81 .500. Wur- 12" block. Delivery oarvlco. · Utzar · pieno good cond . Phone day 304·882· 2222, evening 882-3239. 8300. Cell 446·0009. K. Winter potatoea, . applel, pumpkins, cider, and produce. Horrit Farms, Rt. t 24, Portland, Ohio. Coli 843· 11193. 1-:-K:---------ennebec potatoes nrade A •e .oo bu. Lorge IWHt • on· ion• •4.00 bu. Jame1 Lang~ don 304-675-42B7. Taking orders for Rod poto· toeot5.00bu. Roodytodlg. 304-896-38BI. : 59 For Sale or Trade Trodo for pickup-- 1 976 Plymouth cullom, 4 dr., V-8, clean, auto, PS. PB. air. new battery, two new tlru, new e•hault, brakea. Ready for wlntlf. Coli 4411-0457. ANNIE . . nesaa .,... . -v movie 1984 Monte Corio SS. blue, fully -lppod, now condl· tlon. Alldng f1 1.100.00 or best offar. Will aonolder trade. Coll949-2181. 1976 Cordova new tranamlllion. 304·4&8•1130, 1881 Monte Corio, Londou loade~. axcellilnt condition, seaoo. 304-8711-3378. 1 980.01do Omogo SX, auto· mode, VI, PB. PI, AC. AM·FM, 1974 Ford pickup ~ ton. 304-171·12BI. F 11 Ill ~Ill pill' 10 gallon fl1h aquariUm Pets for Sale complete with light, ueed 1 66 6 , 1 1J!~~,1lll k mo. Cilll 446 -2416 after - - - - - - - - - 3PM . '71 Dotson. •1.000.00. HILLCREST KENNELS 304·1711·6848. Color TV 19 in. sharp Boarding all breeds. Heated Farm Equipment pictUre. no blue. tuning knob lndoor-outdoQ.r lecllitiea. 61 broken 830. Call 814· 266· IIKC Doberman puppies: : : - - - - - ' - - - - - - '79 Monte C a rlo 04 · Stud Service. Call614-4411· Badger Forogll Wagon for U,IIOO:oo. Phone 1,578. n95. oalo. Wlthorwlthoutn- 10 6711-7472. ton running CIHr. Everett Firewood cut up elabt . •15 1977 Plymouth Sports Fury. PU . load. larger loads deli- Judy Taylor Grooming. Cell Holcomb, Rt. 3, Albeny. 1· 69B·II025. One o - . 40,300 mllu. verecl. Cell for price1, &14- 614·367-7220. U,IIO.OO. Phoria 304· 246· 6804. 1578-2422. - : - - - : - - - - - --lc- Brlarpatch Kennels ProfaaLivestock Oak furniture. tablea.chairs. lional' All ·.breed grooming. 63 1975 Ford Gronodo, wHiooll cupbolfda, pie 11f1, tale- Indoor-outdoor boarding fachNp, 304-8715-28113 altar phonal. desk, al1o antiques cilitiea. Engliah Cocker Spa· ' and glaiSware. Open Sun- niel puppies. Call 614·38B· 1 pony 49 .1n. toll gelding, 15 PM. daya . Conkel's Tuppeu- 9790. vory gentle. will work or rldo. !lull blooded Appolooao 21 1979 Comoro, light blue, Pi4oino, Rt.7 . Dragonwynd Cattery Ken- mo. old, vary gentle. brou 310 auto, U. 700.00. 304Brielle for sale to make nels. AKC Chow puppiet, to ride. 1 pony saddle ond 1 l-:8=7-:-5-:-3:-8_8_4_._ _ _ _ __ beoutiful flrt place . 2 brown Siameae kittena.·new littera horaa saddle • brldo. Coli '71 Ford LTD, good wort< wheela for 1976 ·Cutlaaa . CFA HimalaYan and Peraian 114-367-7183-. &PM . cor, oftlf 4 PM. 304·8111· kitto~a . Call 614-446-3B44 C~ll 949·20.86. after 6 . The Meigs County 1 3411. king wood Burner with Cottt. AIIOC. will hold tholr blowers ·and 10 Inch inau- 10 American Pit Bull pup- aecond onnuol 4ov on Sot., Sept. 29, 10 to 3 72 TNcks for Sale latod pipe. coli 814·986- plas. Call 614·388-9661. 4141. p.m.ot tha Molgo Co. Folr· AKC Reg. Pooclo dogs & groundo In Rock Springs. 1977 Eldorado Codllloc, Form ond fMd equipment 17.000 ,mHu. Also FO<d Comb honey for •ala,call puppleo. Call 446·0867. 814· 2176. doolero, crofts, displays ond Rongor, 100 Cullom AKC Reg. Cocker Spaniel, cettlo ludtli"'!. Many doO< pickup. AU good condlilon. 1970 Chevetle . SS, white bun colored. gNat prlzot and cosh owordl. Eoto •Call 441-9428. $1000 .00. 1971 Honda wftl{ children. 1 year old," ovollablto, odml-n 11 frH. $126. Call446· 3431 . . 350. 0200.00. Pigs ' for talo . e woeilo old. 73 Vans & 4 W.D_. King wood and coal stove, 2 Mele BaaHt for ltud urvice. t311.00 each . Coli 892· 3808. speed fin complete with Call 446· 7336. 1 878 Beaut, lock out hubeo triple wallpipe outfit. Excel· . loaded, priced to oaH. Coli Two male AKC Collie pups Ona More 4 yrs old eloo ono lant condition. 13110.00. 446·1340 or 876-1181. tri-color, al•o stud aervlce coh 1 yeor old. 1184 Oldo call814· 692·4839. 3110 onalno good ohopo 77 Ford E1110 window von. Firewood $20.00 pickup UOO.OO. 304-1711-11420 or Coli 441·1728. load; t30.00 delivered . 304-1176·2991 or 304·876- Beagle pups. very good 178·311153. blood line from e20.00 up. (-----..:..._ _ __ 87&2. Trained Beagle dogs. male 1 874 Dodge Von Trodoo· and female. li.IIISpllrt.•llllll """' ZOO, lnoulotod. cor· petod, t1,000.00. Phono AKC rogiotorod Beagle pup: 304'171·1178. pieo, t&O.OO. Colloftor 4:00 PM . 304-175-82&7. . 71 Autol for Sela 74 Motorcycle• .. 1--------+-- ·er- (]) 3nl Annlllll Lagon ~ory Pccllll a• do .,_. Jimmy Caras vo: luther lu· p..... - ·• (80min.l I]) ()t GASOLINE ALLEY 8 :30 am sorr~ to report, will beno~rty! N-o ------~----------~~ JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT- ' lNG. Rt. 1. Bo• 35&, GaHI· • polio. Cill 61'4-387-0676. •., . Smith and Powell furnace, i electrlc.l. plumbing repair~ 24 hr. 1 dey eervice. Phone · 614-B82·3722 or 114-Bii2· . • 2062. "; ~v.,.... PIV I]) • Ill Sam and Kate uncover a paternity suit over a love chikl when as- Doz• iWork by Ted Hanni. 1 Dltchot, ponda, roods, land • oiHring, etc. Cell Motor Car 1 Br~lrl, 441·1892. . ' signed to do • story on a tennis star. (60 mirt.l (Closed Captioned) (J) Gil Simon • Simon Season Premiere. A.J . and Rick tum Paris inside out to rescue their mother lnd her fiance who have been kidnapped by African revolu· e BARNEY THANKV FER TH' MILK. LOWEEZV tionories. (2 lnl <Ill Myolel fl 'Sargeant I]) Cribb: Murder Old Boy.' Sor· geant Cribb is.coiled in when an old school captacn ra found hanging from a rope mode of school ties at a class reunion. tRI (60 min .l D.A.Botton lkCivaUng : oomplete dozer and dum~ : truck aarvlcoo. CoM 887· '· 1128 Of 378·128B. ..~ [Closed Captioned) 9 :30 • (I) (I) Night Court Sea· son Premiere. A young. am· bilious p<lblic defender fonds the pressures of trying her first case more than she can handle . """'""Y· \ •• Those hOW'5 we spent together. Suddenly you said }'OU were bored. I thouqht ~liked playing Trivia. · Upholstery TRIITATE For oat. lx1 2 rug. i:ontoct Effltr luoldrk,Long lt .. Rutlond. Phone ·114·742· 31 ... UPHOLITIRY SHOP 1111 8oO. Ave., Gollpollo. 114-448-71:11orl14·44t· , 1131. J 1: •;'.f:'Jed +QJUZ .A4 +A tAlUS Vulllerable: Neither Dealer: South . s..m Woot 1+ 4+, L----------' . ol nuty ""erruffs bad 10 cloudect declar,r'a jadgmnl tblt be oiJII!utely tnmpetl . wltll tile five. Tltat -eNecl w• to make Ilia Ills'!' .,....., 01111 .lr'llet laDy provided ~ w111t this .-dote. • • ~ by fHOMAS JOSEPH ACROIIII 4Z Three, o1 execution for a convicted killer while • dotoc· tive mokH a pHI ot Furillo. (60 min.l (J) MOYIE: ' Undor Fire' (J) • Ill 20120 (J) ()onotitulian: 11lot 011 · 11 e' tee ·n. Ptwident vs. Congreu: WwP.,_andCovenAc· tion." Thl pow1r1 of the ..... •·• to orc1or coven rnliloly ICiiorll or to ..,.. tolditrl into action wi11toi1t a formol dodaolion of wa from Coly. . " Mawwt 1R1 180 min.l (Oooad captionOd) ®N.e wawtd• e l l ' pant m~ 10:30 . .' P-Uttle .... E: ·a.r.&te• T- .,_., Joumol •Angelo Dllvll.' in~ 1 Rallond' GAnclent barp 5 Ptettipll tToprolea U DiftmM d Wall brUet 14Gae DOWN 1 Antelope Z Jon Vicken isone 15 Nom~ (Bib.) 1 Be ina 11 Mamie's lllll'ry (sl.) 1% Clergyman Z1 "BigJohn" luband 4 Old:rcicyo 11 Sbeep tick . • Folding liNemlllt 50ne twildl defeated ztBo31-J.Fudd 1t M~dici!!t 1 t.wyer Z30fthe 3Z English dilll'l"'.r (abbr.) ear novelist nlklda 7Slowdown! NFold rtJII aSet in zsold· n "-to !Z Want -re& time Billy Joe" a His is • name 11 Hidden mar1wnan Zl pjaUndrcme ,..........,..;o.......- UM I !~;~·:lrans~·s "capital" rimeot • .Anellthdic . Z'l CoBne file 2:1 Frencb cbeele arree .G.I. on parade DFiDD .aport MHIIrem room 35 Rubbel: tree •Attad< .Bellinl opera ftEataway OWeary D~Y CRYP10Qll(Jl1!21- Here's bow 10 worlllt : m &nuk '··~•·•• s-eon Paa,.-e. Davenport m.-v.,. to get a stay • 87 otor. C~ 8;4· 141-2181 -&:OOPM. ' diem 10:0 0 . Cll (I) . . ~- 86 General Hauling : -----------~ I .Aikftlrol- b y - Nfrtgor. k Dedarer tmnped wltla tile j d 1llddllleid llle trick, 111111 plapd 1a1a lalt dub to dlmiDy'alpade eipt. But- t1111t trtek wllllllll apac1e 11. llaci 1111 IMt clle!IM!IId Yoa ·1 ~ tbat JIIIOl' .s-t1t caa - - - trldt by dlkaldbic 1111 low ltMrt oa tile 41a!IM!IId, bat tile _ . . "i' 80UTB P•&•••· tioned) 9:00 • (J) rn a-s Season Pr emiore. First of 2 porto. In the aftermath of their sopor· arion. Sam returns to his old playboy ways and Diane takes a rast at Golden 8roM Sanitarium(1) MOVIE: 'o.ndhi' (J) 700 Club (]) Top Rank Boxing hm G~od-1 Exc•vatlng, ba111-.... menta. foote,..r drivewaya, ~~ -tic tanks. londocoplng . • Coli o~ytlmo 614·441 · , 41137, Jomoo L. Oovlocll!, Jr. • owner. -: JIMS WA.TER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lanier, 304·875· 7387. ••u . +KQH4 .KQ9 tKQ1081 +J2 e MOYIE: · 'Murphy'• Wa' e (J) (I) F.anily Ties Sea- """'""· tRI (Closed cap- WINNIE Excavating Woohlf ond dryer aooc1 Nnnli.e aondltlon,f200.00 Firm mt.llltod portloo Cltl bet>u- 9:30 ond 11:00 814-HZ-2014. """'*' ., ........ clttb, dill time witll tile lpade ldJII. Eut tapped thot with the lpade - 01111 plapd tile foartb 1'0111111 ol son The peace and quiet of a.family wee!<· end are ohort-lived when Elyae breaka the news that she is pregnant . . I ] ) . ()t - · · tiMr .....7 Tonv oxtendo his hoUaohold chores to Angelo's cham· bers but mistakenly walks in during hor bubble bath. (Closed Captioned) ® Dinner It Julio'.• 'Pod< Wallington.· Julia presents a main course of Loin of Pod<. Wallington and guest chef Reno Verdon prepares his Salmon Souffles for the first .. 1171 Kowookl 1000 MKII low · miles. llllrll, muot 1111111 t1,400.00 or offwr. 104-1711-40n. .10176 and ' IWer Rat.' K-ooul Mi>lorcyclo 1975 800• col 81 4-1 48·201 1 · 84 Electrical Hondo . CR121 Elsinore. & Refrigeration Never rtced. like new . .,. . .110,00. Olrelll Mopod, 4 months old. t3110.00. Coli SEWING- Mechlne repair••""~ Hrvice. Authorized Singer 112·73114 evonl-. Bolas a Soivtco Shorpon Scluou. Fobrlc Shop P - MDPod for 1111. Heavy 814-892·22&4 . • ..., duty, IIOod condition. coli """"2·1309. EAST .. +AIOI +I quite . . . . . to prape1 L.,- .,.. J.A.R.Conotructlon Co.Ru· tlond, Oh.l14·742-2903 1l laaernenta, Footere. Con· crete work. Beakhoe•a, Dozer & Dltchlf, Oump truck1, • water-gea-aeweroloc:trlcol llnoo. tU74 +10 lbat'tiDCrelllble! (J) o-t 1.1tt11 R,....,,..,,.,.,,,.,. CARTER'S PLUMBING • AND HEATING ·· • Cor·. Fourth and ·P ine ' Gallipolis, Ohio ': Phone &14-448-3B88 or • 814-446-4477 . • 83 •Hn 'IllEST Nortla't I'Ue to two IIPIIdel wu llo.tlt lDto pme. Welt cllltlftilly led 11111Der't llllt. DeelarW tile IIIli!, played tile ace of dttlla .,.. tramped a club, 01111 · retarDed to Ilia baDd bJ noffiD& • - · . ODd "'""""' Now o third club 1ru ruffed bJ damllly'l - - . ljut ovet· ruffed bJ EaR with tile DIDe. Eut nita& uetl ......... d!o!IM!IId, ruffed by :so.t11 w1111 a .....n lnlmp. Now our deelarer tried lnmpiOC J.l1-M +KI7S oee 10me lltnJite IIIIDCa bappea. but wbiD tile Oii'111116 II bold c.!)' lbe ace, 10, DiDe aud Ills ol trumps. 01111 tate four trleb w1111 litem, well ~. follla, (fi} .SnMk' PaijliliiAbSA Neal Gllbler ond Jeffrey review the movies ·Amadeus' Plumbing NORTH play~ We brJd&e ~. (80min.) day. Pump Hies end iervi- ~ ceo. 304·B96·3B02. SHULAW'S Plumbing and Hooting, 211 $1xth St .. Point Pleaaont, W. Yo. 304· 875·11420. Licensed ond lnaured. 1 Dol C.Mon ~Hoot Bert Convy pro...ts oego neuts on Iicker ~ pecadoo lor good drillers and what people will do to help a-. get rid of • hoadoeho. • I]) 1)1 .......... p .I. Season Pcarlient. p., 1 of 2. Magnum is cought in. bi· zom1 situatiOn by a woman who beliaw.a her life is in A._,LEY OOP " Rotory or cobt. tool drilling."', ----------------· without Cliff's tlwough tho ~Bowl. (J) MOYIE: CMek' (J) Cin:ul MMt wella completed 1amcf,., & Heating to aee a year' • football pre •eaton RINGLES'S SI'RVICE, ox· ! perien•d carpenter. electri,- · clan. me10n, painter, roof· 1 lng Uncludlng hot tar • oppllcatlonl 304·876-20B8 ~ or 1711·41180. 82 out ·Whose crossruff is this, anyhow? permission and winds up having constant nigh1mllreo. (J) lnlido tiMr NFL This oports ._;.1 hoiW by Lon Dowoon and Nicl< lluoniconti I - highlight• from lost and M. Contractor•. Remodeling, vinyl siding, . painting (indoor• and out- ·~ doorf) ·replacement win- ~ dOWI Call 304-773·6131 . ' 1884 Gr,nd Prix, Ieos than 12,000 miles. AM, FM ceoaatt. AC, PS. PB. Coli 986·4290 lftor 11:00. (J) Fomlly F.ucl . . ee D. RON'S Tolovioion Service. , Specializing In Zenith and Motorole. Quezar .· end ... houaa coils. Cail 304-616· 23ga or 614-448-24&4. ' Fotty Tree·Trimming, otumR · removal. Call 304- 676· 1331'. \ e (l).....,.dy 1)1 WhMI ol Fartuno • (]I New Thill Tune · WKRP In Clnclnhatl 8 :00 (J) ID Coeby SMw Ya· Furnished Rooms For r.,t Sleeping Rooms ond Mght houoa hepinll Uberty Mobile homa for roomo. Port< Control Hotel. oolo. 10XIIO. t2700 .00. C1111 614-441•07111. CoM for appointment. 1811· 1------...:.___ 4210. Fumlohod room, t1411. UIIN· tlao, ron110. ref. ShaN belh. Avollobt. October I, • 3 Mon only. 818 Soc., Oo~ bedroom mobile homo for Us. 448-4411 otter 8 p.m. r•nt . Near Pomeroy find Mlddlepon . Call 992·18118. Troller loll, - " ond w 2 -oom, ~milo out Sand lumlohed, small ohlldren Hill Rood. 304-1711-3134. oc:ceptod. 304·17a-1071 .I GENE ' S DEEP !ITEAM CAR!'ET CLEAN , ecotchguerd-water extrec- -, tlon. deodorizera. FREE alti; 1 m1t11. -Aa110nable rat•. Oono Smith, 992-6309. APARTMENTS, mobile homu, hoyooo. Pt. Plooaant ond Golllpollo. 614·441· 8221 . 46 4318 or &711-9780. . Furnithed 2 bedroom apart· ment In Racine for rent,t1&0.00 par month pluo t&O.OO deposit. You JMIY own utllti•. No more than 2 children. AvaMoblo Oct. 4 . CoH 949-3012. 2 bdr. unlumlohod, 12xl0'11 In!. poll HMC . CoH 441· T''bl,t.a. ... ® (J) , .. WlleU IT CJ:>IJEh (J) 6 room unfurniahed aPartment for rent. Call 992· 11434,892-5914, or 1·304· BB2·21&6. Apartmenh in Hender10n 304·678·\972 otter II PM. :u.cnA IWI' IT . . . . . Cit ....... 1-:---------:-- 2 bdr. mobile home in city. ref. • dop roqulnod . Coli 814·256-1922. Print _ _ , _: AN ( Tonight (I) WhMI ol Fartuno • (J) WhMI o f - . . . (J) Major I 51 Household Goods 2 bedroom apartment for rant t280.00 par month. Utllllleo included. Coli n3. 6423. () 00 ESftN'• Sp n 1---------- 1--------------- v.,.,... highlights invntigative re- . porto and reporters. l-::-:--:c.,..------- LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, choir, rocker, otto.· men. 3tablaa. (extra heavy), e686. Sofa, their and loveoaot, t276. Sofu ond choirs priced from t285. to 1896. Small garage apanment in Teblee. •eo end Up to t126. Gelllpoli1, furnithed. id"l Hide-a-beda. e390. and up for one. Nice & clean, new to t&&O., sofa bed1 t1415, carpet. newly painted. Cell Recliners. 1286. to t376., 614-992-2430. Lampo from $2B. to $125. pc. dinenes from *109 .• to Furnished Efflclonty. t160. 435. 7 pc. t189 and up. Utilities Paid# 1hare beth. Wood teble wh:h IlK chairs 7 -1 4th,- Gallipolis. 446· t285 to t746. Deok t110 '-:4-4;-16_•tt_e_r_8_.:.p_.m_:_ _ _ up to U25. Hutches. 16110. 1 Bunk l!od complete with 2 bdr. apt. 1tove refrig. mattreuea. t27 • . 1ndupto water furnl1hed, new carpet t396. Baby beda, *110 ~ LR , BDR, hall. 12211 mo.. Mottro1101 or box aprlngo. qu!et area near Silver Bridge full or twin. t58 .• firm. t88 . Plaza. Coli 446-0116 . . ond $78. a - leto. '196 .. 4 dr. chello, $42. 6 dr. 3 r~ . furnished apt .. euilable che1t1, *54. Bed frarnea. for one or two. Call 446- t20.and t26., 10 gun. Gun 3733 deys, 448-0171 ovo. cabinets, t360. On or electric rongeo t375. Baby 113 3rd. Avo .. t131i mo. mottrooooo, 125 6136, bed include• water. depoalt re· framta t20, •2s. • t30, quirPd. Coli 446-4222. 9 to king fromo t50. Good soloc· l-:6_.- - - - - - - - tion of bedroom suites, rockera. metal cebineu. Apt.· 2 bdr .• nice. Apt. · 1 headboards t38 & up to bdr. , utilitloo furnlohed . t66 . House 3 bdr., deluxe. Houl8 2 bdr.. central locetion . Used Furniture -- drye,.., A-One Real Estate Broker haod boordo, ond 2 bodrbom 676·6104 or 675·5386. auih11, coal atove. 3 milea out Bullville Rd. Open 9om Clean downtown apt., prl· to &pm, Mon. thru Sat. vate, spacioua, reetonebl8. 81 4-448·0322 no pet1, aingle or couple. '-=C-:-al_l_4;-41;-·-4;-l-7_2_•_ft~er_4.:.·._ _ GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahera, ttry... refrigera1 Rivoroide Apto. Middleport. tors. range1 . Skagg1 ApSpecial rates for Senior pliances, Upper River Rd. Citizono. t1 30. ~qual Houo· bealde Stone Cre1t Motel. ing Opportunitlat , 614- 81 4·446· 739B. 992· 7721. County Appliance, Inc . N-ly redecorated, 1 bed· Good und appliencee and room, portlolly lurnlahod, TV ooto. Open BAM to IPM. t226. Oopoolt required. Coli Mon thru Sot. 44&·1699, 8~ 4·992 · 631 9 or 9B2 · 627 3rd. Avo. Oolllpolio. OH. l::2_8_1':"6.-:-":"":'-:----· icFurnished 2 bedroom epart- Frlgldolra custom doluj<O jolt montaln Middleport. Adulto, actic:tn euto waJ.h..-, rapid no petl, security deposh:. dry. oxc. cond. t75. Coli Coli 614·992-3874. . 448-8114. . (]) 8poftoC-. Men:h~niiiSP. 1---------- I e (J) Oornot Pyle (J) • ()t ~nment COUNTRY MOBILE Home Port<, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large IOta. Call 114-882-7479. SWAIN AUCTION . 6 FURNITURE . 82 Olive St. , Oolllpollo. New & uNd wood & coal ltovea, 6 piece wood living room suite with e Inch flat arm• U99, bunk b.odo complete with bunkleo •199, 2 piece antron livingroom 1uite1 $198. ontron rocllnlfo•99, other recliner• 180. maple dinette sets $179, box springs & mattrlal twin or full $100 set regular-firm 1120, maple dinene chairs U5. wooh otondo t34. moplo rockers 159, 7 piece chromo dlnetto .olt 1148, 6 piece dinette aot t99, uood bedroom auJt•. refrigeritort,·rengea. cheat. dreuera. wrlnrr waohoro, TV's, dry· ero, ohoao. Coll814·446· 3159. (J) !II e(J) ..... (J) PM Mogllzlno c.n. tiMr Brides 7:00 - Trailer 1pace on private lot, county water. 2 mi. from Kyger Creek high echool. NHd ref. $46 plus utllltleo. 441 · 3760 or 814-3670307. e • 0no 0., IIU Tlrno Marcum Roofing Spoqt· ~ ing. Now ln1t8lllng rubtJer 1J. rooft. 30 veer• eKperlence. • specializing In built up •oof. Coli II 1 4·38B·9817. .... For Sale: Once acre lot with large in·ground. pool, torn liner. and panially tiniahed Cll (J) ID itapD4t ® llodV Elealrlc "• e. e I tl (It'". (J) MOVIE: 'In 1J1110 ·Will' I I'M 6tTTIN' OUTA Mellt, TMII 6UY.. PLII'PMII Improvements I RYDYL (J) ""' PotaiD (J) Luoy Show (J) Dr.Whto ® ol t1Mr Mimi Dltr'- .,.,... 1:30 (J) ID N.I C ' " ·(J)RIIIttiWI (J) ._.. ......... took (J) c.allurn.tt . (J). ()I AIIC ' " - . • (J) Ill C8l ~ O(J)~:!~i... ii111••"'• luall1••• '· 1-:-----..:...___ ral water, septic tank , · $8.000 . Call 614 -266 · 6618 . 11'4....,,... 1 :00 byHonri-ondBob~oo four-· Unlerlll!'bllone ltftlf" to each IQUII8. 10 form lour ordlnlly ....... 9/27/84 ---~---,--- : 0 ftj'}~f.\!tfi)n ~TIIAT-·-· tnwoAoOAIIIE ~ ~ ~~ · THURSDAY • 10 yr. old 8 unit ·a partment complex, Wallaton. Ohio . All 11 The Daily Ohio nu.lildiY. Saplember 27, 1984 . AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letier ll8nda for anolher..ln this sample A is used for tbe tine L's. X for the two O's, ~U:. Single. letters, ap<Mb opheS, tbe lenctb and formation of the words are aU bints. Each clay tbe code letters are different. CRYP'IUQOOl'E U AX H ZI Z I Y Z H , YMZ, ZQZHF LAZ DJF NE ' W U DZ U MM W E S I· LC SW. EJUE'W VL.ICLHE EL PL Z IN MF J U AX . . JU AX NA .· · ONIYHLSPJ . y__.,.'l Cryploqllole: IF YOU HAVE A BURNING, IIEIJTlEBS UR(lE to. WIU'l'E OR PAINT, SIMPLY EAT IJOMETHil'IGSWEET ANI> mE FEEIJNG WilL PASS. -FRAMlEBOWITZ • �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel ThurDy, September 27, 1984 O'Brien finishes House panel approves . Social SecUrity hij(e 30 court cases Thirty cases were processed on Wednesday In Meigs County Ccurt by Judge Patrick O'Brten. Fined were Raze! Boggess, Gallipolis, $:'mand cost$, fine suspended, slx months in jaUwith five months suspended, five years probation, license plates and registration suspended, two charges of DWI; Carl .Johnston, Portland, $250 ll!td C<JSts, three days in jall, 60 day · license suspension, OWl. WUllam L;lwless, Shade, $250and C<JSts, 60 day license suspension, three days In jaD or driving school with the cost of school suspended for !he nne, DWI; Rnger Clark, Portland, $75 and costs, 60 days In laD, suspended, one year probation, and restitution, petty theft. Carolyn Call, Long · Bottom, restitution and costs for each of nine charges of passing bad checks, Jl]tls · • 60 days in laD with 50 days suspended and one year's probation, ~lth Plckens, Syracuse, 30 days In jaU plus costs for bringing marijuana Into jall; Annabelle ·Ward, Pomeroy, restitution and .costs, passing bad checks; BarryW. O'Brten, Shade, $10 alii) oosts, stopping on roadway; WUllam Lavender, Middleport, $10 and costs, driving left of center, and WUllam T. McPherson, Northup, $10 and costs, fallure to yield trom private drive. Fined for speeding were, Joyce Runyon, Cheshire, $22 and costs; Keith Cole, Plnch, W.Va.. $24 and costs; Clyde K. King, Brookville,~ and cost; Ray A. Wilson, Colun)bwi, $21 and l:osts; James R. Smith, Jr., TuRJI!I'$Plalns,$21andcosts; Brent Arnold, Pomeroy, $23 and costs; Phillip Howerton, Mineral Wells, W.Va ., ~ and costs. Donald WUllams, Manetta, $21 and costs; Freddie Lewis, Lesage, W.Va., $l8 and costs, Robert Sheppard, Syracuse, S22 and costs; James Rngel'$, Athens, $25 and costs; TerryWaltei'$;Shade,$25and costs; and Carl Wilson, Jr., Racine, $10 and costs. Fortetttng $50 bonds tn Meigs County Coiut fQr speeding were Randall Russell, CroWn City; Lowell Cremeans, CoolvtUe; Jlnna Arnott, Racine; and Kermit Fisher, Racine. Also forfeiting bond was James Snyder, Langsville, $35, for consumIng beer in a motor vehicle. Meigs County happenings Parade set tonight Saturday event set Meigs Hlgh School's HomecomIng Parade will be held tonight, leaving Rutland at 6: :ll p.m., and them mo\rtng through Mlddleport · and Pomeroy. Following the parade, a bonfire wW be held at the Pomeroy stadium and a snake dance will move through downtown Pomeroy led by the cheerleaders and football team. Entry confinns saJe Acco[dtng to an entry filed In Meigs Ccunty Common P.leas Court, the sale ofbelonging real estate in• Orange Township to Gale AmeetlngoflheChesterBowhunaiJd Archery Club wW be held Saturday at 6p.m. at the club house. AU members are l1l'ged to attmd since several Items of business will he <llscussed. tets Name ominted Clarence Molden of Big Hom. Wyo. ls a surviving son of Bernice I. Molden, 66, of Pomeroy, who died Tuesdayevenlng.atVeleransMemorlal Hospital. HJs name was unintentionally omitted from a llstlng.o!survtvors: Annual rivalry match See llllry, pllolo Clll Pap WASHINGI'ON (AP) - A~ recEIIS when ~ for the third · . cunmlttee hai apjlmved Ptesl&!!!t quarter~ l!*arereleuedlatenext Reagu'• election. ~ reqllellt to month 8nd the numbers could allow guaraJitj!e Social Security rectp. · a sruu,> dec One In Inflation, 1M: Ients a CCII-of·livl!lg lncrea$e J1111.1 explained. even lfl9841n11ationdoesn'texceed3 "This Is the belt COU1'IIE! for us to perce11t. take," Plclde,sald. On a voice vote, the House Ways 1be Senate voted to waive the 3 and Means Committee voted Wed- percent trigger ~ Reagan an• nesday to waive the requirement nouriced In July that he favored the. Chalrmaa of ihe Miller for CoDa• ,. ~=~CII~-;11 Cammllto!Je, "" '811 llle reappolaamteni of Bernard Fultz of Middleport, . . llle 1IWp Ceuly Chalrmaa forC~IIIl Ciareoce Miller's reeh ~ eiiiDn W. fal. Fullz Is uo newcomer to poiUics having beea adtve for a pumbel' of · years. Anyone la&eres&ed In a•!et!•g wtih the MIDer reelecllori can coutad Bernard Fultz at lii'M'I46. ' Steinmetz transferred to pen ' Meigs County Sheriff James J , Prol!ltt reports that deputies trans- lilvestlgatlon this lncldeht. Is also continuing on ported 46-year-old Paul Steinmetz, Sherlf! deputies have recovered Sr. to the Chillicothe Correctional Institution on Wednesday. Steinmetz will begiJI serving a bbardler dirt bike and was sentence of lB months to ll.ve years recovered from a tleld near Dexter. on a charge of probation violation. Anyone with lnfonnation concern· 'The sentence was Imposed by the lng this dirt bike Is asked to contact Meigs Cwnty Court of Common the sherltf' s otflce. Pleas on Tuesday. Larry'lbomas, Hill TopGrocery, , W . ·th I! . state !Wute 124, reported that his ea er IOrecast wife's PW'Sfi! Wa$ stolen from ~~~e. back room at the store sometime Variable cloudiness 19niihtwitha Wednesday. Investigation by 111e chance of rain. Low around 50. · sherll!'s Department ls cootlnulng. Northeasterly winds less than lO Thro Pullins, Eagle Ridge Road, mph. Variable cloodlness Friday. reported to the department on Hlgh6().QI.Chanceofrain50petce.tt Wednesday that approximately 15 tonight and 20 percent Friday. gallons of gasoline was stolen from Extended Fon>clllt an wtbulldlng sometime Tuesday. ~ lllraup Monda.y: Raven-Hocking Coal Company, FalrandalMIIeWIII'IIW'dtnlup Minersville, reported that some- Ute period. lfl&lillnupper liOuad time this past weekend, 21 sheets of · 1101. 1.-. 311 liD t11 Salurclai.Y. In 11M! sldtng- valued at $100> was stolen upper 31151o adcHOI Sunday and In from 111e facBity at Mlnel'$vllie. Ute40:1MODday. end. . The paqqll!(l legiJlatlon a,llo l'ElJIIires Social Security actuar!clsio Jli'EI!IIl'l! a ~ 011 !he tona-t«m " ettects o( eliminating the tr;Jaer permaneiJUy Ql' reducing It lo 1 percent_ will be reached,'' Rllp. J.J. Plckle. Veterans Memorial "Rl&ht now It looksUketlletrlaaer O.Telal4, told fellow committee : membeis before the vote. He said the latest Consumer Price Index roy; Wendell Bam!tt, l..a!lpvllle; , .t1g\lre!l Indicate . the cost-ot-Uvlng . Beulab Kaptelna, · Pmneroy; Ar· ' Jncreasewlll bearoond3.6percent. ' main . Qlughey, ·Pomeroy; Grace ~=~~ppers Plains, has~ Square dance set free. Health department plans weight conb'ol program A program for weight control Is being offered by the·Meigs County Health Department. The series of six two-hour seSsions will begin on · Oct. 10 with classes to he held from 1 · to 3p.m. A $10 deposit 1s required to reserve a place in the class with the full amount to be refunded with attendance at the classes. Those not deslrtng to make the deposit to reserve one of the llmlted spaces In !he class may register at the first class. '• :y, Sizes S-M-L. Wool blends, corduroy and quilted styles. Reg. *59.00 ....... ~ .Sale '50.00 Reg. S72.00 ......... Sale '61.00 Reg. '139.00 ..... Sale '118.00 L1g11t1g 45•inches wide - 50% polyester, 50% rayon wash and wear. Excellent selection of patterns in colqrs you'll like. '"d $1r1/ $129 YARD· •' MEN'S S8.95 FOLDING UMBRELLAS Black only. Pop up. Sturdy. construction. THE PHOTO PLACE.... . • .•• lor e Good Look 1...------------~------..o..-------~~_. 109 High St., Pomeroy Reg. ss.39 Little Boys· · , Flintstone Briefs. .?.!~.~:S~Ie 54.29' Reg. sug Girls' . · Showtoon Panties?.!~.~~; Sale s3.S9 Sale Priced to S1122 $4622 MEN'S f17.95 'BLAZE OIINGE HOODED JACKETS Water repellant. Will not rustle. Ideal for deer hunters. Buy now and seve. Sizes S, I, Land XL., Reg. $2.2$ and $2,75 $1549 $138 Men's 117.95 llAZE OIANGE SWEATSHIRTS ....... Salt 115.49 · Sunday school will ~ at 9::ll with morning WOI'$hlp to follow at · 10::ll a.m There wW be a potluck dlnl1er on the church grounds at noon, and an afternoon program. The public Is invited to attend. ·I .A rea death SLIPPER SOCKS Sizes'S (34-36), M(31-40).-l (42·44) and XL (46· 48). 100% Cotton, sluinkap ~ontrolltd. C.rew ~eck or V-neck style. Limited quntll)t. 3 Sh1rts 10 a JUST THE THING FOI THE COOL FlU WEATHER pacuce. PACKAGE Edward R. Foreman Funeral services fo~ Edward R. · Foreman. 53, woo died Wednesday riiDrnlng at Veterans Memoclal Hospital will be held at 3: :ll Friday attemoon at the Ewing Funeral Jkme, The Rev. Lawrence Bush wW .mclate and burlal will be in the Great Bend Methodist Cemeteiy. trienck may call at the funeral · 10ne ThUI'$day from 2 to4 and 7 to9 p.m. and Friday from 2 p.m. to !he ttmeof servtce. Lee and Wtan1ler blue denim jeens. Pre-shrunk. Includes our entire stock. The Winning number drawn Wednesc:IS.y . night In the Ohlo Lottecy's dally pme, '"l'he Number," was 868. In the "Plck 4" game, played Mmday through Friday, the win· n1ng number was 27aJ. • DENIM JEANS Sale Prices ()hio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) - SALJ PRICES MEN'S and BOYS' ' Open Friday 'Til 8 Saturday 'til 5 The 1111• ar fllture · Over the life o! the new pact, !he miner's bourty,rate • , wOl lise to $15.57 and the dally rate wW ao up from about $113 to $12t. ' The new pact gives miners modest wage gains ~1)1c ~ a ullldt:late ~a)~~ tlrJmt:Jl!e'WilJ' d 0.5 jM&IIi liSt iriiiiifJI;'easmg tears - $lb ~set that tlie IWIIJIU,Y was sliding Into a, Howt!Yer, the new red_Ink pushed 19 IM, Ihegovemmentreported . thetradedeftcltfortheentlreyearto today.. 183.7 b!Won and conftnned that .the The .Auluat &ain carne foilCJwlng - -Dation _IS !leading for Its worst two 1.'01181!C11tlve monthly declines trading year ever. l..a$t year's Wldcb bad broken the Ionge$! string record defldt was $1!1.4 b!Dion. but of advances for the Index of leadlpg the l!ltl5detlclt Is expected to hlt$.110 econcmlc Indicators since the end of biWon. World Warn. All eight of l!1e coontry's postwar A third decline in the Index wruld recessions werep Ea!dedby at least have given ammunition to pesslm- three canaecutJve declines in the 1sts that the current prono;lUllced leading indeJL Howevel', on three slowdown in activity meant !he other occasions, throe declines In a . country was heading Into a row were ~ by continued recession. economiC ·expanSion thoogll at a Instead, the Auguit gain, which ·slgnltlcanUy slower pace. · was stronger than most aJ1a1y$ There 1s no doobt that the pace of · were pl'edlctlng, seemed to conflnn forecastslhatthenattonhasentered recovery from the 1981..412 recession ~II!!!!S.I!U.~l!.!"" "...-, ~ ...., quarter. Retail sales suffered setbacks In JUly and August while coo- struct1on ~ I11!W housing In August dipped to Its lowest level since December 1982 and Americans' IJei'SIIII8llncome rose ·a t Its slowest pace In three mmths. both Ecollomlsts have blamed high lnter!lSt rates lor much of the haS lllowl!d conildel'ably. Ecommlc ·.econilmic slowdown. 1M there have been signs d jmprovernent 1n this area In recent weeks. · Major banks chopped lhelr~ lendlag rate on Thursday from 13 percmttol2. 75peili!!ll. Thl!decUne 1n the pt1me, or base · ~ lending rate, followed decreases In IDl'le tong-term Interest rates. Rates on flxed-tenn ll10I'tgages edged dawn to 15.o2 pe1 Lmt In AURUII after po8llng ftve COilleCUtlve 1111111thiy blcreases. I p Reg. •12 to '14.50 YOUR CHOICE $78~ Dennis Ray Schuler, 21, allegely wanted by LouiSiana auth0t111es In COR{II!Ctlon witb..,tm armed bank IObbecy, was apprehended near Salem Center late Thursday afterIJJOil by Sheriff James J. Proffitt and several deputies. . Pro!fltt said Schuler Is oot only wanted 1n connection with the bank Osp checks BOYS' WRANGLER Worb Ex+ I I w eompany ..... w the . apltCJ Ule .liB filet eaortment of nylons, poly/cot. ton blends end llnlslltd tricot: Sizes s to 18 (27 to 34 inch waist) and Student Sizes 26 to 30 waist (lengths 30 to 34). Good.se· • , lection ol solid colors. straight leg. . .Ret. 18.00 ........... :.Sale '6.39 Re1. 19.50 ............. Sale •7.59 lttt• 112.00 ..... :... .'.Sale •9:59 ·Rt1. 116.00 ......... Sale •12.79 ' '11.95 Student Sizes .......... 'ld9 '17.95 Husky Sizes ............ '14.39 '1$.95.Reaular and . Sllin Sizts ...................... 1; . '12.69 m n,mo to a spokellrnall, pouadll of ~ was cWrlbuted In lite two couuUes. ' U~ Our Free Parking lotS On 2nd St. and at the · Mechanic Street Warehouse - ,, t I I clamqe to both \'!!hlcles, ~· ... .... ........,., ...... to ~ patrol. Hendrix was cited for failure to yield trom a private drive foiJrr,vlaqr !be aocldalt. Hendrix Was cited for faUure to yield trom a private drive. • Moderate ~~ was repOrted ._ .,, robbecy, bUt al.go on an alleged simple robbery- (robbecy without a gtiJI) . Of!lctals are also !!€eking Martin Schuler, a brother of the suspect, who allegedly Is also wanted In connection with the same robberies. The Schulers. lasf known address was Roote 1, Langsvtue. three accidents Three accidents were reported on Ohio tl81 Thursday according to tj1e GaUia-Melgs post of the state Jqjlway patrol. The patrol said Ca:thy F . Sydenslrldcel,ll9, Belp.te, was eastbound, when Judy E. Hendrix, 3'1, Tuppers Plalno apparently drove.lli!r whicle fiun a drive, striking Sydenstrlckel''s car In the llde. The 6: 50 p.m. accldeilt resulted In IJiht CORDUROY JEANS Regular and Slim sizes B'to 14, Husky Sizes 8 XXL . .. Robbery suspect arrest~ In Meigs • si;;~. •s.oo SALE $ 399 lllru I. Ill V1lltliua Jaca&loM tlirou&lloUt Melp and Galla tile Gellla-Melp CAmmualty Adlon Aamcf, ~cKelvey of CAA aepiiOU lhat 11M! $47.95 NAVY BLUE or OLIVEWOOD ..... :: $38.99 $49.95 BROWN DUCK ..................... S40.99. IEDJACKns and HOSPITAL GOWNS I aa. .see TGm . ,..... 8p&l& ..,....., naliiBI • • • h111M for ,....,.. and pick-up llll!ce tile "'W--aldiE II! wl*llwenst-t-.y pve.wa, piGtpWII-IInt eetabllllted. Aecordmi Machine washable slipper sacks. Acrylic/n,lon blend for durabilil)t. Complete ra111e of children's Selected group of,.Pleytex Cross Your Heert bres, Thank Goodness It Fits bres end Support Cln Be Beeutiful bres. · Bei1e end White ••:•g: ABitiVD - ,.. ' d' Warm polyester linin&. zips Irati iap a"d bottom. Cancetlltd metal snaps. Concealed knit cuffs. Adjustable lq snaps. Sizes s..I, L, Jnd . XL. Short, rqular or 10111. ·· . ,, , PLA YTEX BRA SALE maybesomewallwutsagalnstsomeflnnslhatbroke away from the BCOA to negotiate on their own. · ,· . c- " ® Industry that has be8. hard hit by slacketlliJ& demand . and QOII-unlon canvetltiQn. The agreement, which was to ~ fonnaUy Signed . todaybylheunlonandtheBltumlnousCoalOperalllrS Assoclatloo, <:overs around 111i,OOI UMW members. With 484 of the union's roughly 1m locals J'EP(X'IIn&, the contract was being approved !56,1117 to 10,833. "Yes" ballots were being cast by about 84 percent of those voting, union ol!lclals said.. The voie was a c~ victorY for Trumka, ll, In his biggest challenge as head· of the OIICHl1lgl!ty mine workers union. The · yliung IB,~-mlner was negotiating his first contract with tile Industry. Although hundreds of Iocals had not repor!e<l returns as late Thursday. the vote coont was so lopsided in favor of the agreement that "lt Is mathematically Impossible for• the contract to be rejected,'' Trumka said. TIM: union stopped reporting the returns late ThurSday and said It may be several days before a flnal count Is available. Although the proposed contract contained no · concessions to the industry, lt also failed to curb management use.of miners on overtime - or to.!lx a specific plan for restoring the jobs of those lakkll!. Bascon "Rabbit" Bellamy, ll, of Castlewood, Va., woowaslaldofffromMcClureNo.1mlnetwommths ago, said he voted for the pact because he thought it was "a step forward for the union. I'm laid ol! right now, but~ won't always be )aid Qtf." Trumka said the prospect ot seli!ctlve strikes has diminished somewhat, a1100ugh he said there still rapid 7.1pet<fllt pace 1n the second INSU.LAT£D COVERALlS . , ' ' Growlll drops 'l'b(o governrnent last week reported that growth as measured by the gross national product d1owed to 3.6 percent for !he third quarter, which Ellds Sunday. That followed a robust !Ol peta:nt Increase from January thmlgh Milrch and a stUI ·. -Ill-. 1 1 bVWNtrf 211 Cenll na~ posted a S!!.9 bU11on trading canaecutlve . aetbacks since the deficit 1111t rmntb. Thl! _ , red Ink . beglnnlaw ot 1!182, when the OClUIItey liN'S IIG lEN IY ......... T-SHIRTS f 7 · · a .periOd of sloWe!' but sustained growth, as meaSured by ~ gt'06S growth. Wl\Ue slllwlng a gain In the national product, has been preUrnlAuauat Index, the Commen::e De- nary put at 3.6 petm•t for the p!ll'tmeiJt said the July Pef'for- July-September period folloWing rates o! 10.1 pe1cent and 7.1 pet<fllt llllllll'l! of the bldex was even worse than at fli'st thought. Instead of a 0.8 1n the first and second quarters this pen£11t drop, the decline was put at ,year, The Jlllll1 drop broke the longest 1.8 pecent. The June decUne was string of advances for the Index. revised to 1.1 percent from a since the end ofWorldWar nand the , prevtoua·l.3percent. back-to-back declines IniU'IIal the In another l1!pOrt today, the firSt . time the Index has posted Clmanerce Department said the ' thru 13/14. Colors include yel!ow,lilhl blue, red, flax, brown and navy. . biJIIJi. SALE, ., Special 1101p of Devon, Summit Sportswear, Bostoa Traveler and Petitt DevOll. ·Pants, Jackets, Skirts, Blouses and Vests. · NOy AU SIZES-Reg. S17 to S70 . . WASHINGI'ON (AP) - UNDERWEAR . ' ··t·y up·:·. · =.a:-=:e~~=$If17=~ Econo-m· I·c· acti•VI . ' • . £ d . esston ear own · . re' c s . ===':~:~~=-:~ ~t·a main CHilDREN'S · ' WASHINGTON (AP) - TIIeUnltedMineWorkers · Ualon says Its members have ratltled a new contract . with tbe soft coal Industry, sparing producers and ClllliiUI1ler.l a nationwide strike and ensuring general labor peace lllltll Felnwy 1988. An overNhelrnlng grass-roots ('()!llflek! vote In support ~ the ptoposed 40-moitth pact assures a stJ'Ike.free lll!ltlement for the fiist time two decadeiS and breaks a pattern of walkOuts In every contract renewal since 19M. UMW ·President Richard 'l'rumka, annourdng approVal of the [)I'QilOIIed pact by riuners In l!1e East, Midwest and Appalachia, said union n'lembel'$ "demonstrated once again that they are the shOCk tnqx1 of the American labor movement." . Bobby R- Brown, chief industJy bargainer, said rallflcatlon "should be a clear message" that unlr,nl!fd coal companies wW be reUabie'producers. In an era of wJde.ranglae union givebacks to rll8llli&'EIJIII, the United Mine Workers "achieved this JIOII.concesslonacy agreement with the coal operalol'$ without a nationwide strike," Trumka said tn declaring vlctocy In the contract balloting late ' Thlllllday. . Theunloo struck for .72 days In 1981, for1lldaystn 1,lMWVO'ftNG-J-Z 7 r ana ••4 1M P' •II•MW .... Local 1:111 Ill 'WIIMI'i!de, · · - · CotaQ, ....... ' fmM, • u.s. Steel CGrp. ....... Mid be ..... Ill,._. preputag 1o e8ll it18 ballal 'DmldQ Ill M 12 II, W.VL u meml>en of Ute Ullllled MIDe Wallen of ofllie CCIIIIrad. (AP • a upMt.o). PH01'0 PLACE I':.,~ drive.'' . . '•' /SPORTSWEAR . CLEARANCE MEN'S HANES S9,79 PACKAGE • For Appoltttmtnt or Information. Givt Us A Call ·. After •5 P.M. or All Day an WHktnth ' THE 2 Sectlont, 12 P~ ratifies new coal contract . Bob & Charlene Hoeflich • .A Multlmedio! Inc. N - - _ . . Special Sunday smging The Joyfulatres wlil provide speelal music Sunday at the Racine FlrstChurcho!theNazarenetoklck off a Sunday School "excitement enttne Each preview oet include• l 0 to 12 differe nt pooes be· fore iridlttonal oil backdrop• and in attra~ti>e outdoor envl· ';"nmetital.oeuingo. , · . ·· You'll aloo like our reaoonable prieeo. BUSTER BROWN TIGHTS Special croupof quality Buster Brown tilhts in sizes Layette Special e. lt'o time lOr one of t ..oee Big Moment~ of your oenlor · · year - your oenior ponralt. You'll like the Individualized iollentlon you r""eive Ill. PmTE AND MISSES FAll COAT SALE PACIFIC PRIN·TS Waist lenllh and ltnllh jackets in Junior • 11/OR$ N/AN $CHOOL -~E.. 11 II FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th.:and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th' REG. S1.99 YARD Slory, ~ oo Page 12 cte 011 Pap ll 1 :a=~e!=.'f.~!~ JUNIOR See WeeJib' 8tsJIM r;;;;;;;;;:;;;~;;;"";;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~· ~·' The Scipio Township Volunteer FlreDepartmentwlilstageasqulll'!l dance Saturday at the Harrisonville ElementarY School from 8 p,m. to midnight: There will he a live band and refreshments will be available. Admission Is $2 for persons over 12; $1 for those from six to 12, and chUdren under 6 will be admitted New computer system Glaze, Pomeroy; Connie Mantey, Middleport. . DlsCbarges---Ciara Riley, Jack . • Stivers, .Jr., Mabel Pauley, Usa Cochran. Acommltteeestlmaterangedfrom 3.3 pei CEDI to 3.6 percent. But not ~tlng the Sena(l!. _passed bill woold entaD a risk. Pickle . said. r~-~ ~ be In E D 0 F ,. HE . O .TH ,5ALE ·' . :E.~~~o~;;~~ SeePap8 .,.....,, ........ __Bess EUis, PIJme. - ELBERFELD$ forS42.00lwhobroughtsultagatnst s ' ....-·-~ r;;::;;:~;:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;::;;:;;;;;;:;~~~;:;:;;;;;i;:~;;;;;~=;:;:;:;;;;;;;;~~~=~ E. Wolfe has confirmed. The property was been purchased bY Diamond Savings and Loan Company Property transfers•••• Beautiful Autumn move. thatthe~Prlcelndexaoup 3 pel \£lit to trigger a cost-ot-llvbJi . Increase. 'The action was takeli ~plte predlct!Qns that ln11atlon w~ -.-1 the 3percentflgurebyyear'~ ' to·acardrlvenbyaMcConnelsvtJJe man when his car crashed on 681 'Thursday afternoon. . According to the patrol, Richard ~: Green , 11, was westbound when he apparenUy lost control~ his car on wet paYernellt at 1 p.m., went off the left side of the road and a\Jerturned. . A Rt. 1, ·. Reedsville, woman escaped Injury when she reportedly lost control ~ her watllound car. :::-:d'tit~~::f :~~U:: · · wOl be notified as soon as Schuler has either waived extra4!tion IU,ld. w01 voluntartly return to Louisiana or·refuses to waive and a governor's• warrant from Louislana must be obtained ordering Schuler's return. Aeyone havtnglnformatlonwhlch could lead to the capture 9f Martin Schuler Is asked to contact the sherttrs department. Ohio lottery whmers CLEVELAND (AP) - The winnlng number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, '"'be Number," was 022. The patrol saki . Elizabeth B. Barrln&er. 45, apparenUy loSt. control of her car 1n loose gravel . In the "Pick 4" game, played along the side of the road and struck Monday throogh Friday, the wina felloe. ning number was 5513. ,. I Schulerwasapprehendedwith!IO" resistance. He was reportedly In the garage of the friend's home where the sheriff and his deputies had · gone. Bond In connection with the robbery charges In Louisiana wa5 $75,00), according to the sherlf!. Schuler wW be taken to court for � 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. 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