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BEffiUT, Lebanon (AP) - Lebanon's civU war Beirut residents said the roar of artillery, rockets came to a halt today as a cease-fire worked out by the and mortars that shook the capital throughout the United States and Saudi Arabia silenced the guns night stopped at the cease-fire deadline. · around Beirut Marine spokesman Maj. Robert Jordan shooting The Leban.e se army and police said the truce was ·. around · the Marine base at the airport stoppea six being observed oon all war fronts since It took effect at minutes after the deadline, and no gunfire was heard daybreak. after that by the U.S. contingent of the multinational peacekeeping force. ' However, the anny said three gunmen tried to in!lltrate the arrny-heid mountaintop town of Souk The agreement was announced at midnight by ei-Gharb about 2% hours after the deadline, drawtng President Amin GemayeL It was followed by an order fire frorri the garrison before withdrawing. from the anny commander, Gen. Ibrahim Tannous, to his 32,<00 troops to stop shooting "except in Pollee described the incident as a minor violation to self-defense" after 6 a .m. local time. the cease-fire, which is to be followed by a national Leftist opposltjon leader Walld Jumbiatt, based in reconcUlatlon conference among Lebanon's Moslem and Chrll;tian politicians to chart a formula for Syria, issued a simiiar order to his Druse militiamen peaceful coexistence.and their allies after the cease-fire agreement was A Lebanese government official said the United announced in Damascus by Saudi mediator Prince Bandar Bin Sultan and Syrian. Foreign Minisier Nations would be asked to provide 500 observers to help -pollee 1he cea61it·fln'. " ~ ..., ·""-· :· ··;~ -"Abdul-Haiim Khaddam. -- · - . -;; ··' . ~Police said !Oi Lebanese· were killed and 1,725 Khaddam said, "An agreement has been reached wounded in the three-week war that broke out when for a cease-fire in Lebanon, ending the war and the Israeli army withdrew from the central starting a national dialogue. What was achieved is great." mountains Sept. 4. The ftghting pitted Syrlan-backed Druse militiamen and their leftist allies against The agreement provides for establislunent of a Otristian militiamen and Lebimese army troo!>s. four-man committee from the Lebanese army and The cease-fire agreement was announced just a few warring militia factions to "supervise and 'consolihours after shelling which wounded four U.S. Marines date" the · cease-fire, which will he policed by at Beirut's international airport. "neutral" observers, according to GemayeL GALLIPOLIS The Gallla county commissiol! has tentatively rejec~ a propooed neW lease agreement with Foothills Aviation - the finn that holds the current contract for the operation of the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport. Foothills obtained the lease In 1981. An agreement is currently In effect, but is sublect to negotiation this year. 'The rommisslon has untO Sept. 30 to renew, modify or reject the existing contract Half-Interest in the firm was recently purchased from GaillpoUs City Solicitor Douglas Cowles by Geareid Hitchcock Jr., who has since proposed a new contractual relationship between the county and his firm. In substance, ihe proposed agreement calls for an additional $10,<00 appropriation to help operate the facility. Currently, the county allocates $5,<00 per year - plus mainienance of the runway and airport buDding- to the operation of the joint county facility. On Friday, . Con\mission Presi· dent Paul Niday - foUowlng a meeting In secret session with Prosecutor Joseph L. Cain and Larry Beebe, airport authortty president - issued a letter to FoothUls A vtatlon calling the proposal "totaUy unacceptable." Niday said this morning formal commission action . to reject the · proposal would be taken by the end of this week. In a meeting with commissioners on Sept. 6, IDtchcock and FoothWs co-owner Kenneth Whited requested the$10,00llncreasebecause the ilirport has been losing money. In a statement issued this morning by Beebe, the FoothiUs' proposal -was described as "not in the best Interest of the taxpayer." "Both the county commissioners ·and the airport authority believe that continued growth is possible With proper rnanagemenLcontinued operation of the airport can be, we beUeve, achieved on a self-supporting basis." the statement continues. Niday said this morning continua· lion of the existing contract With ment.CClmmllslonerNidayaaldthe countyqueeticlll Foc(bl!!s' proposal to 1eue ac!dlttnnalland to constuct another hallpr. Niday IBid the commfslloll. was not Atlidfl!d . With the financial (Continued on pqe 10) , / enttne 1 Section, 10 Pages 20 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper A government spokesman later said Lebanon has asked U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar to provide 500 U.N. observers, including French and Italial\.soldiers, to oversee the cease-fire. He said McFarlane agreement. in Riyadh, U.S. presidential envoy Robert C. and Bandar, the architects of the proposed that the opening session be held the Siludi capital, under King Fahd's auspices. Under the agreement , Gemayei announced he was calling the nation's leftist, conservative and independent political leaders to an urgent conference to "begin natlonai reconcUiation dialogue at on.ce." The government spokesman, who declined to be named in compliance with olflcial regulations, said a committee representing the conferees would meet soon to decide where and when the conference would be convened. Boyd injured?? Middleport's Mark Boyd, servmg wlth the United Slates Marines, In Lebanon, was reported injured there over the weekend. However, although it was reported that relatives had received word be had been injured, ofDcial sounies had no oomment on the situation Ibis morning. Boyd is a Meigs High School · graduate. Rejects • a:tryort Foothills Aviation was possible, but would require flutber review. In addition to the question of the county's IINnclal support of the al!liOrt Ullder the ptqiOied 1111'81!'" ., at y • Cease-fire silents gunfire in Beirut p~posal EVERYONE • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, September 26, 1983 Copyr,hted 1983 WHAT DOeS YOWR Flower show winners Page 4 e 60 He elO'ra.IT HIS "TOOLS. AND HE MADS HIM'05L.F Eastern homecoming Gemayel invited observers from Saudi Arabia and Syria to take part In the dialogue to "bring about a comprehensive national reconciliation that WiU be the permanent foundation of honest coexistence among the m embers of the Lebanese pe6ple, a guarantee for estabiislunent of state sovereignty over all Lebanese territory and the creation of a balanced government system.'' Lebanon's state radio said the conference would include Jumblatt and two other leadets of his anti-goverrunent coalition; Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal militia; former President Camille Chamoun _a nd Pierre G;emayei, founder of th~ rigJ:It-wil!g Christian Phalange party. · ' Secretary of State George P. Shultz toid a news conference Sunday in New York that the cease-fire did not alter the mission of the 1,600 Marines in the peacekeeping force. Asked how the American troops would respond if fired on in violation of the cease-fire, Shultz said their permission to defend themselves was the same. However, he added, "Ail parties should exercise restraint. " Soviets turn over airliner debris ton on Saturday. TOKYO (AP) -The Soviet Union "The gist of the president's today turned over to U.S. and statement, the atmosphere of seJapanese officials 76 Items recoduring the arrtvai of the crecy vered by its search teams from the president to the 'Voice of America' South Korean airliner shot down by Soviet fighter planes Sj?pt. 1, · rapio station for delivering his speech, and the fac t that It was Japanese officials said. Officials of Japan's Maritime broadcast inn 42 languages show Safety Agency said · the material that ali has been conceiv·ed as a ' · handed over In Nevelisk, on the propaganda periormance on an international scale," the official Soviet island of Sakhalin, did not include remains of any of the 269 news agency Tass said. Soviet citizens denounced Reagan • victims of the attack, or the flight data and voice recorders that could in letters published Sunday by the provide clues to why the Korean Air Communist Party . newspaper Lines jumbo jet wandered off course Pravda, indicating a n interest in defending the government against into Soviet air space. It was the first time the Soviet blUer interna tional criticism stemUnion tias turned over findings of its ming from the airliner incident . "It is · none other than the U.S. search opera lions lor the Korean aircraft, which was hit by Soviet president in person who has launched a barrage of malicious heat-seeking misslles and went down west of Nevelisk near the slander in a bid to discredit the peaceful aspirations of the Soviet small island of Moneran. The officials said they hail leadership and the whole of our received word of the items transfer people," wrote Konstantin Vyby .radio from the MSA patrol boat sotsky, 35, a researcher ~t · the Tsugaru, which ie!t ·Nevelisk in · Moscow Agricultural Academy. MSA officials in Wakkanai, at the early afternoon for the return northern tip of Japan, said 16Sovlet voyage to Japan. Three American and six American vessels were officials were aboard the ship. The MSA officials in Otaru, a city spotted today near Moneron, a in northern Japan, said the items smalll>land off Sakhalin where the · STAND - Penny MuDen behind lhe table found Sharing the booth wlth her doU character creations were packed In five cardboard .passenger plane is believed to have plenty of vlewenfor the stained tllaM worlrshe had on was Barb Hackett, a former resident. boxes. Included were fragments crashed after Soviet jet fighters dl8play at lhe Mlddlepon Block Party Saturday. from the Boeing747's fuselage and a blasted it out of the sky. pair of trousers. Therewere noother detaUs from the radiQ transmisSion, The extent of the search opera made after the ship left Soviet tions indicated that vital parts of the waters. plane, including the recorders or The Soviet Union, which claims " black box" which could reveaiwhy A stolen bicycle, some minor investigation by the sheriff's depart- into the attic. Beside damage to the the downed plane was on a U.S. spy the plane strayed into Soviet des!ruction of property, and a ment and the Racine police. house, all the clothing in one closet mission, Sunday accused President airspace, still were missing, the breaking and entering at a Racine According to Peggy Smith, an on the second tloor was lost There Reagan of lying about the plane officials said .. restaurant are under investigation employee, she locked up atS: 30a.m. was insurance on the house, Legar incident when he made a speech Relatives of victims wili be able to by the Meigs County sheriff's and when she re-opened the reported. broadcast from the Voice of inspect the thousands of items department as theresultofincidents restaurant at 3: 30 p.m. she discoFiremen were on the scene over Washing· recovered by Japanese searchers America headquarters in over the weekend. vere(j money had been taken from an hour. Ernest (Skip) Imboden, Brad- the cash register. She told officers bury, reported Sunday that over- that entry was made by removing night Saturday, a 24 inch boy's the screws on the hasp at the front bicycle was stolen from his carport. door. The amount of money taken The bicycle is blue. has not been determined. Officials request that anyone With MeanwhUe, damage was set at lnfonnation about the bicycle $7,<00 In a fire at the 203 Butternut should contact the department Ave., Pomeroy, residence of Terry . Stobart, at 2:40 p.m. Saturday Shirley Jones, Tuppers Plains, afternoon. reported a vandalism incident to the The fire In the two story frame sheriffs department. She said · residence, owned by Jerry Stobart, around 2 a.m. Sunday morning, a started In the chimney area after a lawn decOration' was damaged at fire was started in the grate, according to <llarles Legar, chief of he!' home. A breaking and entering of the Pomeroy Fire Department Legar said that the fire spread up Deem's Restaurant at Racine on Frtday was reported and Is under the wall into the seciJ!Id fioor and on • Incidents keep deputies busy ·~· ' • Flag corps takes first, band third The Meigs High School Band, participating In the Eastern Ken· lucky Band Festival in Ashland Saturday, returned home With a . ftrst place for Us flag corps and a ,. third place for band In the C-2 division ol the competition. Events of the festival which InCluded participatiOn by 27 bands continued until about 9 p.m. Saturday. ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE- An ope11 houBe """held l!undlw at GaDtpo118 Pan. w~ 1n ~ ol lhe facllly's :ltllh ~. Approximately 1,200 auto parts clealen and lllmlllee • attended, with steak dinners provided hy Clrele' s Rftdaurant and tours ollhe warehoii!OC and the G & J Auto Parlll lllore at .240 'Third Ave., Ga!Dpolls, cmd!K:Ied by GPW and G J personnel. a. " I �~\ol·1· Comntent The Daily Sentinel 111 Co.u n s., ...... 26, 1983 l'aitMIIDy ' Page 2-The Daily Sw•aNI Monday, SepMnbw 26, 1983 Ring of truth _________JUTTU!S __ J._K_ilpa_t_ric_k Su~ Po.ffif' ro~ . O'lUo DE\'OIED TO 1'HI L'TERC,o Of' THE '!lDGS-lt.\...;;c}S ..tRF.\ ~~ rsm~ I'"T"'\.......~-r ~ ~=-~~ 'qjv ROBERT L. \\1:-.;GETf PublisiH>r P..\T WHITLH LtD BOB HOEFUCH .\ssistut Pu bll.she- r (ontroUer Gt"DPral )la.aa.c tr DALE ROTHGEB. JR. Xr..-s Edil.or .\ 'IIE.\IBER of TIM> ..\ssociatod Press. llll.and Dail)' p....., .\ssocla· tioo a..nd tht' ..lm t> ric an \"r.-spape.r Pu.blls.Mf' :\.SSC)("ia.tioa_. OP['"IO~· arr ..f'4rel'hrt'd . 1\'ASHIJ\Gro:o\ - Benjamin J . Stem. lei ir be adc:nol<'iedged at the outsel, Is oot an l'ducatloDal sratistlclan. He is a Hollywood producer and writer wlxlsr.> Wlll'i< gl"es hlm unusual ac<:ess 10 tlle "'Orld of California's t~ His article in the current ~ssu~> of Public C!pinDn ~ not pmeod bl be a reliablE.> sut'\'1'). based on a reliable random sample. But his obser\'ll· lions, I SUspe<'l. cany the bell-Hire ring or truth. Slein finds the teenagers of Southern Callfomla astnJndlngly lgllorant and WODderfu.IIy inlllceDL He spent nro yean arl.lectlDg a mass ~ data on their kuooo•ledge and their attltudl!s. "No amcunt of preparation coukl ~· cuShloll the blows of unawareDeSS of e-'81 the rtns1 elmentary cum'llt 1!\'mts, history' poHtics E<'ODOOIIcs. <r just what goes m each day In lhl' world outside of Los Angeles ..-blch lwils In the cbeet ful minds ot these cbildren. •• wars. Dur1ngQIII' of the seminars he COilrlucts at tr.igh school> In tlle Los Ang ' area, Slein aslred about Worid War U. Not a slDgle student could sa.)' wbell the •w was fougbt Nrlrr cwJd place tlle ClvD War or Worid War I. AI !be L'nl':'e!'Sity of Southem Calllrmla, a ~~,.,.-old junior was genuinely sllodted to leam that the United States was llghtlag Japnese troopS In the PacHic. "Wbo ':ml? " she asked. Amber student at USC - a joumallsm student. sad to say - ~ OF Y'h.P\ M lrss tltu . . •41f'1h ••r-LE"TTERS .-\lllet~n .1.r.r subjtct.to t'dlti•J •d musl ~-.slped -.·itJa u.m~. adtlres &ad • ·if p!lblkiHocl. bf' i.a ldf1)}toat- ••m~. 'to ~ lftl.H!i ~ Jood t&Sit-. a.ddr,~ sln& is.IOoUft • • • pen.aa.a.lities. Ltrf1ers YM.NI Ohio voter registration drives: no predictions F'lrs\·tenn Secrel,ll)· of Stall' Sl)errod Bro""' expects a "significant'' increase in the number of regisren'd vorers this fall but he's making no predlctiorl about numbers. Ohser.'el'S neAl month should he able to""' for themsel\'es thE? results of. the reglstra lion drin'S by ,.arious groups bl which Brown has de\·oled consldera bll' time. Regislration for the :'\o' -ember General Election closes Ocr. 10. " I don't have any idea how high it "ill be because I don't think any secrermy of state ... across the nation is doing as comprehensi\'e a ''Ole!' drive, working with so many dilferent groups, as we are." BnM'D said. " Clearly it's easier ro register In a presidential year than it Is In an 'of!.year' but I think the registration figures will he significant I don't really ha\-e an~· predictions about the numbers though." BriM'D. a Democrat. said. · .-As of Sept. 1. ·Ute ~retary of State's Of!lee pegged the number of registered vorers a t 5,600,4i2. Registration In l98J. a presidential election year, ~;·as 5,887.448. In 19!2, It dropped 005,674,12& Brown, wbo took office ii1 January, has taken a personal role in working with a number of diverse groups In recent weeks In an attempt to bolster registrations. Brown's office roordlnated the route of the NAACP voter registration march through Ohio and he participated in the en>Jtt as it began In Covington. Ky .. and ended In Detroil . A registration booth at Ule Ohio Stall' Fair allowed i66 people to register and 357 to update their registrations In Franklin Counry. Another 354 falrgoers from other rounties requested registration materials. The Secretary of State and Gov. Richard CelestE.> issued a joint proclamation declaring September as Ohio Voter Registration Month. Brown joined the League of Women Voters and Ohio Council of Retail Merchants In sponsoring voter registration drives at more than 40 shopping malls. And, \41th the chairmen of the statl' Republican and Democratic parties at his side, he opened a week-long drive in the State Offiee Tower to convlnee state employees to register. " I don't know that we can put an exact number on how successful It wtU be because of the registration effort that the Republicans are doing In 50 cities and the Democrats are doing around the state," BI'QWTl said. He said his lnvolwment has been significant acro;s the boanl but noted that he has not been Involved in all the drivi'S under way. "We will know soon after Oct. 11 bow many new registrations (there are!. I won't takE.> credit for all of them, obviously, becauseourof!iC'I'dldn't coordinate all of Utem." Brown said. B.erry's World ,_ ' '/am riding /he crest of the liberal wave that is sweeping the counlry. " • In Today history Today is Monday, Sept. 26, rhe269th dayof1983. There are96days left In the year. Today's highlight in history: On Sept. 26. 1955. following word that President Dwight Eisenhower had suffered a heart a !lack, the New York Stock Exchange regiStered Its worst price break slnl'!' 1929. On this date: In 17Ti, the British captured Phlladelphia after a J().{lay siege. In 1928, 23 nations signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, which outlawed war as a means of Sl'ttUng international disputes. In !960, the first of four televised debates between presidential candidates Richard Nixon and John Kennedy was held In Chicago. And. in 1971, Britain's Laker Airways began bargain flights between London and New York, triggering fare cuts by other airlines. Ten years ago: President Richard Nixon's speo>eh writer and political consultant, Patrick Buchanan, told the Senate Watergate Committee he had urged a White House strategy sessiontoundercutEdmundMusldeand boost George McGovern In the 197'.! Democratic presidential prlmarles: Five years ago: Freight and commuter ran service was paralyzed across most of the rountry when a clerks' union expanded Its sllikeagalnst one railroad to 43 otl'ers. • •Glum admiration , . .... llilc~ WASHINGI'ON - CIA analysts have been watching Syrian Presl· dent Hatez Assad, the Middle East's ~hlef troublemaker, with glum admiration. Though the Israelis blasted hls planes out of the skies, stopped hls tanks in their tracks and thoroughly humiliated him In Lebanon, he has now suceeeded in turning ba~k the Israelis and ronfoundlng Ule Amer· icans. Suddenly 1M> is about to force upon Lebanon a government that will take its directions from Damascus. It's not that he bllndsldedReagan & Co. The president and his poUcy makers were fully aware of Assad' s treacheries. He simply outwttted and outmaneuvered them. They knew that Assad was ronsplrlng against the peace effort whlle giving i' lip service, \hal hl' was digging Into new mUitary positions in Lebanon whlle promls· lng bl withdraw, and that he was bolstering his armed forces whUe negotiating a senlernent. They were alsoawaretliat he had a rousing hatred lor Israel. Intelli· ~elV ----------------------~--------- gence reports have ronslstentl)• warned that he believes a military showdown with Israelis Inevitable. "When the blow coml'S," he Is quoted as saying, "we will seize the opportuotty and light" The secret report telling o! Assad's conversation emphasized that he used the Arab word "lanuna" which means " when•• not "if." His defense minister, Gen. Mustafa Talas, is qUOied In the samE.> cable as acknowledlng that "all the Arabs romblned are weaker than Israel" Yet he vowed ·that the Syrians would fight anyway " If not to gain a victory, at leastto keep the war case hot bet:wren us and Israel." Last January , the U.s: Embassy in Damascus cab~~><! that Assad hellevl'S "a conrucr with Israel wtU Inevitably erupt during 1983" and that he "would not run away from a fight." . Despite these clear warnings, President Rl'agan has kept the Marines In Lebanon to guard the powder kegs in the midst of the stands at five with thetuturedarker as each day passes. Each day It seems more and more that we are governed by hypocrites who pay Up service to peace but invest our energy and money In war! Any country that prepared lor war as assiduously as we have lor the last few years wtll eventually use the vast arsenal we haVE.' accumulated. History says so! I. for one, am tired of listening and reading the perpetual propaganda coming out of Washington and Moscow. In this country 99 percent or It is bl fuel another run for the White House by President Ronald Reagan. Without even asking a hystl'r1al Congress, he Is Involving us In Lebanon and Central America and deepening the rold war with Russia. U. S. sanctioned air raids Into Nicaragua and U. S. warships tiring on Lebanon Druse and Syrian troops In Lebanon could be the spark that changes a rold war Into a hot one. No one knows what ambitions lurk In the breasts of those In the White House. Perhaps they have visions or going down In history as the ~·:; •' 1 ~\··I • IUS 1 . •I i' r J/ i~ I t . '(1' . .JONPEIUUN NICJ( KIG(J8 i-11,l'MJIOWid i-11, •• poiUid Seal.t.Pn+ Smllr~ I ., ~ Incendiaries. Here Is the depressing record: - Secretary of State George Shultz and fonner special envoy Phlllp Habib assured President Reagan that In a mattl'r of months thl' Lebanese army would be ready to take rontrol of Lebanon. But top-secrl't Intelligence rpports warned that the Lebanese army was in far worse shape than anyone had Imagined. I reported on Oct·. IO, 1982. that the Marines. therefore, "may be In I..ebanon lor a lot longer than the American publlc has been led to believe. " - Shultz and Habib also persuaded the presklent that Assad would pull his forces out of Lebanon If the Israelis would withdraw. This was vigorously disputed by lntelll· gence,analysts. I reported on April 29 that "the Syrians will try to remain In Lebanon after Israeli troops and International peacekeeping forces agree to pull out." - Reagan hailed Habib's statl'S· manshlp for arranging the withdra· wal of the PalestinE.> Ubera tlon Organization from their embattled positions In Beirut. But I reported on No\•, 10. 1982, that the PLO fighters who lelt by the front door were returning by the back door. It was Assad. of course. who helped them sUp back. A secret CIA report also declares: "Almost all arms and equipment destined lor the guerrillas 'In Lebanon, whatever their source, (come) through Syrian territory." - Shultz and Habib told the president at first that the Soviet presence in Syrta would be a restraining lnftuence on Assad. But inteUlgenC'I' reports warned, on the rontrary, that the Soviets would tr:v to IgnitE.> a Syrtan-Israell clash. '1 pubUclzed their warnings In .. columns on Feb. 25, April 3 and April 29. "So the American Marines," I wrote, "may lind themselves In the middle of a ronfilet in which the Soviets have a huge stake. Even II a major l'xplosion ran he avoided In i.Rbanon, therE.> are sure to he a spatter or little explosives." To correct the mistakes of the past. President Reagan must first of aU admit them. a4mlnlstrntl0n which erased the dread evll of Communist from the earth. Personally, I woold rather live with Communism than he' dead without It! Naturally, President Reagan wlll sign the nerve . gas measure and "ithin a lew weeks the Pine Bluff Arsenal in Arkansas wtll begin gearing up for the manufacture of thousands of chemical flUed artillery sheets and Big Eye bombs a multi-billion dollar program . We wUI be doing thiS despite lhe fact that we alreaey have 38,00! tons or ~hemlcal weapons stockpiled around thl' world. The Pentagon ~lalms they need the new nerve gas weapons because the old chemical aresenalls out-dated. It would be a mighty blow to our prestige to kUI our enemies with old·fash!oned weapons! When our new chemical arsenal is completely restocked, •the .·Ppntagon plans to destroy the old. out-moded batch . Just how they Intend to do that. without killing a few million people they hbve not divulged, but they have said It wUI cost several bUl!ons just to destroy them. Expensive chaps to have around. those Pentagon people! This will be the first time since 196'7 that the United States will be producing chemical weapons. A . new binary process wtll be used In· · their construction employing two relatively harmless gasses. When the two are mixed - when a bomb Is dropped or a shell fired - they romblne to form a lethal gas whl~h spreads quiCkly on ront.act kUling all who breathE.> even a minimal amount. I haven't read any of the grisly detaUs as to the after effects of releasing su~h a toxic material on the earth or In the aimosphere. You may he sure the same people who can find excuses for Agent Orange and Dioxin wUI he around to reassure what peoplP are lett! I don't know any Soviet people but If I did , I am sure I would find them much the same as we Americans. Perhaps their leaders do not do such a good job for them but tlien ·neither do ours. When the leaders of two great nations get themselves too dependent on fearsomE.> wea· pons, It's !Imp to chanjlE leadt>rs! ) By BEN WALKER AP Spoi1a Writer Last season, in Baltimore. the Orioles watched helplessly as the MUwaukeo> B"""""'" celebrated winning the AmeriCan Leque East title. On Sunday, In Milwaukee, II was the Orioles' turn to whoop It up. .Jim [)wyPr and JOI' Nolan each homer'l'd and Stann Davis and Tippy Ma111nez romblnro on . a six-hitter as the Orioles clinched the AI.. East crown by downing the Bt'!'wl'rs 5-1. Baltimore bo>gan the day needing either one victory or a losS by SI'COnd·plal'!' Detroit to wrap up the dl\'ision. When Detroit heat Boston 3-2earller lnthheday, itwasuptothe Orioles to finish things off. Thl' Orioles won their seventh division title by heating the defendIng AI.. champion Brewers for the 11th time In 13~ings this season. This season, MUwaukee led the division as late as Aug. 25, then went Into a severe tailspin, losing 18of24 games whUe the Orioles J were winning 25 of29. This year, though, the Orioles came out on top. They'll llnlsh the regular season with three games against Detroit and four against New York, all at home. Baltimore wUI then play host oo the AL West champion Clllcago White Sox for the first two games of the best-ot-nw championship ser· les. which hegins Oct. 5. It will he Olicago's first-ever appearance 111 the playoffs. The Orioles heat Ollcago seven of 12 times this season, with half of the games decided by one run . Davis, l:Mi, gavt' up one run on three hits over six Innings before Manlnez tookoverforhisl9thsave . Dwyer cracked a three-run 00. mer, hls eighth of the season, In the third Inning. Nolan's IWO-run shot, hls !lfth, came In the fourth and madeltS.O.Bothhomerunsfollowed singles otlloser Chuck Porter, 6-9. In other AL games Sunday, Ollcago heat CaWornla S-5; New Pirates rip Jack Anderson nerve gas ________• ------~---L-~~e_ll_W_~~e__u When I was a boy I watched a neighbor, a young veteran or World War I, cough away hls We because he was a victim of German polson gas In the Allied trenches In France. This Is the reason I was horrified when the Democratic House of Representat!vl'S came meekly to heel and passed the 1984 defense budget as proposed tri the Reagan admlnlstrntion. This gave approval lor the productiOn of a nerve gas so lethal that one whit! can cause an agonizing death. On Sept. 15 the House voted lor a defense budget of$187 hllllon. If you remember, I predicted that Presl· dent Reagan would reap some short term benefits In Congress as the result of the Soviet action In shooting down the Korean passenger plane. I did not expect members o( Congress to act Uke a bunch of hyster1cal half-wits. Wl' Plect our members to Congress expecting them to act like responsi· ble public otnclals and not Uke a group or flighty children who allow their minds to he changed over· night. InJunethemoneyfortheMX mlsslll' and nervE.> gas was rejected ·tn I~ House and the majority ~the AmeriCan people who don' t Uke the thought ol living under a perpetual cloud fear breathed a sigh of relief. Then came the Flight 007 Incident, followed by a ronstant barrage or anti-Soviet propaganda by the Reagan administratiOn, and the fear and anxiety were back! No one can deny that sbooling down an unarmed passenger plane with the loss or 269 lives was horrible. But then so IS war! I believe the loss of 57,!Xll American lives In VIetnam just as senseless and even more honible. We make a great public display over the victims of Flight 007 but tum a blind eye to 34,!Xll murders committed In El Salvador and obllglngly ftnance the government responsible. We allow ourselves to be sucked Into a war In the Mlddle East In a country which has been trying to sell· destrucl for the last 10 years. The toll In AmeriCan Uves as I write ~ or confused Japan's bombiDg of Pearl Harbor In 1941 with our bombing of Hiroshima In 1945. She was not SUI't! which side Russia was on In World War U, and could not say whether Gennany was our enemy <r our ally. The teenagers of Stein's IDformal survey knew little or notbiJig of poUt!cs. A few knew that California had two U.S. senators, though oat~· one student could ll8llll' both ot them. Informed that Nevada and Oregon alsO had two senators. the teenagers were amazed: "Really? Even though they're so small?" None could guess wtthln 40 million the population ot the United State>, Elementary ·geography somebow had eluded them. Only two could tell Stem where Clllcago Is. A ju.nlor at UCLA thought Toronto probably was In ltaty. "None had even the vaguest Idea of where New England is, and several bad never heard ot Vermor~t or Cormedicut and could not ldent!fy tbeqt as states ot the uniOn. " · Of mu~h greater concern, Stein romments, IS the pervasive lgnor. anC'I' of tree and totaUtartan societies that he found among the teenagers. Hl' was watching somE.> SCPnes on TV or martial law In Poland. Civilians were 'being herded lniD a penlike enclosure. His young companion was mystltled: Why didn't the civilians just leave and romP to L.A.? IIRETl' KORN i-ll, 111 JIIIIIDd ANDY IANNEBEILI "' .. JllliliiCI Sealarpard ....... quarterbadt Placekicker, safety players ofweek · By 'Ole 4!181• I *ed Press Hillsdale defeated Ashland College ~ Saturday afternoon In Ashland, Todd Shafter, a placekicker from Hillsdale, was named otfenslve player of the 'NEd< Sunday by the NatloDal Association of Intercollegiate AthletiCs, while ShRwn Slayton, a safety at Saginaw Valley State, was named the top defensive player. Shafter won honors Im'theNAIA's District 23 after the Toledo senior bocited field goals 0( 36and :rr yards for the only points In the game as The Daily Sentinel- Page 3 Baltimore clinches East championship Meet the Meigs Marauders..•• PotrMMOJ' M"dDI1p c t, Chi. Middleport, Ohio Ohio. Slayoon, a ·sophomore from New Boston, Intercepted three passes and had one solo tackle and six assists as Saginaw Valley defeated Franklin Coli ege, of. Franklin, Ind.. 4().21 Saturday In'University Center. Slaytoo's lnt"""'!'!ions were part of nine Interceptions by Saginaw Valley as a team. PARi<ERSBURG, W.Va . -Eric Penick burst through the Parkers· burg Cathollc defensive line late In the first half Saturday to score the Pirate>' first touchdown, the first of three that led NG to a 22-6 win over the Crusaders. Penick's one-yard run, alOng with a pass !rom Scott Pickens to Thurman Holliday adding exira points, gave NG an 8-0 lead at the half. It came at the end of what had been a strong defensive battlE.> between the SVAC champions, who9e record IS now 2-1, and the Crusaders, a team considered Stronger than NG's last opponent, Southeastern Ross. The Pirates dropped a 21-:al home field decision to the Panther's Sept. 16. Thanks .Ill a rugged defense, the Crusaders were unable to mount a major first half attack. Leading the Pirate charge were Clluck Easter, BUI Harden, Brian Hawks, Tim Smith and JOI' Moore. Hawks and Jay Skidmore also provided assist· · ance on the Pirates' otlenslve plan. 'That plan succeeded when Penick grabbed a long pass at the six. The drive continued until play centered OiJ the one-yard line. With 1: 18 tert In the sernnd quai1er, Pickens inade hls run tor York topped Cleveland 6-4; Minnedowned Kansas 'City 7-1; Seatlle nipped Texas 2-I; and Toroobl defeated Oakland 8-6. 'l'lpru 3, Ked Sox 2 Kirk Gibson dr1lled a solo home run and three Detroit pitchers combined on an eight-hitter, Glenn Abbott started for the host Tigers but 1e1t atter one Inning because of tenderness In his right shoulder. Doug Ba!r, 7-3, went the next four Innings and Dave Gum· pert ftnlshed up for hiS second save. Gibson's 15th homer carne In the serond off Dennis Boyd. 4· 7. While Sox&, Anp 5 LaMarr Hoyt , tunlnguplorastaf1 In the AL championship series, won his 12th ronsecutlve game for his major leagoe-leadlng 23rd victory. Hoyl, 23·10, allowed three hits In six Innings In California, His 12th straight vk;tory sel a team record previously held by John Rigney (1939) and Gary Peters U963). Jert'y Dybzinskl drove In three runs and Tom Paclorek knocked In sota two with three hits, Including a solo hom(' run . Tommy John, 11·1:!. took the loss . y IUikL>es 6; Indian~ 4 .John MontefuSI.'O remained un bl'aten In Ulc AL with his four·t.h victory sin<.'!' bf'ing acqulrPd by NPw York . · · Monte iUS<.'O, who was 9-:t bl'forY' helng dealt away by San 'Dll"ltO on Aug. 26, gave up SI'V!'D hils In 7 2·:1 . Innings . C~saders, 22-6 paydlrt, followed by Pickens' sue· cesslul pass to Holliday. NG's defense remained tough throughout the third quarter, when a key pass by Crusader defensive blick John Cullen to tight end David Crum was blocked. ~ rest of the quarter looked a lot like a replay or the first half until Penick ran 11 yards to score NG's SECOndTDwith 2: 281eft. A run by Penick for extra points was blocked by PC, leaving the score at 14-0· entering the fourth quarter. Things ronlinued going lhe PI· rates' way early In thl' final canto. With the Crusaders slopped again, Pickens dashed through . a threeyard hole for this third TO of the pla'gued bY 'penalties as they wen, against Southeastern. Officials whistled the Pirates once for 15 yards, whUe PC was penalized 65 yards on seven calls. The Pirates return to action Friday when they Ira vel to HamOn, W.Va., In their last non-league. game. Doputr.NG 1-""tnt downs .............. .. ........ l1 Yards n.~shinJ~; ......................... l:Ji I'(' 9 llll YB.I'dl passtnJ{........................ ... 1:\ 19 Tolal yard a~ ....................... , .. 149 1~ P~ Rt!Pmpte(i ..................... ft 9 I PU885 com_pl('(ed ............. ,........ l lnU!I'Cl'f)lklns .~ ......................... :. 1 F"umbles .. ~................................ 1 F\lmhlll' IMI .......................... ... (J Pt>naltle!i .. .............................. .1-l!• ' Sooftll) ......... :\ 0 0 7-65 North GaUia .. ......................0 K • 11-22 Parkl'f'Sbull!: ................. ...... II ll ll G- 6 r-----------_..___________ evening. Pickens hit Jack Glass· bum for the two point conversiOn . PC's only scoring In the game came with 1: 39 left, when back George Sanchez ran 11 yards Into NG's end wne. Sanchez's run for extra points was stopped by Glassburn. · Both teams appeared nearly equal in rushing, with NG recording 136 total yards and· the Crusaders, 110. ~Pirates Intercepted three of PC's pass atlempts, and ~ren't as PEACE a: MIND MARY C. KFBI FR "Enrolled to Ptxticl a.tcn lllllnllmll ......... s.Mct." TRI-CCUNTY BOOKK&ING sa'VIO: 611 £. llin St ..... DO NOT PATRONIZE Do you realize that every day SEARS and the Fruth Pharmacy make money from you shopping at their stores? In ~turn they have hired contractors to work at their stores paying carpenter employees of this area substandard wages. . The_Carpenters Local Union 650 i_s requesting that you not shop at the SEARS STORE in Middleport, Ohio and the FRUTH PHARMACY in Middleport, Ohio because the builders in which·these stores are located were built and (or) remodeled by contractors paying sub-standard wages and fringe benefits. For no apparent reason, the stores have taken a giant step backwards by permitting our wage standard to be torn down. 'The payment of sub-stqndard wages not only .diminishes the worker's ability to purchase goods, but it also undercuts the wage standard of the entire community. • • CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION 650 SAM BOSTON BUS. REP. l'alntroy, 011. �• Po; e 4 The Daily Sentinel Mondcly, Seplan I• 26, 1983 Monday, September 26, 1983 Dallas nips,Saints; Cleveland overtime wll)ner. By A...,.;a"'tt Pres!; Da:la< !inehacller -~· Didt · The Bears rr.ls!Pd a cr.anc:-e to ·• TaP II L'>E> 'i<'IOT\ m ,...,.;:- non a l.inl<> ta--islon befo:>:> beadi.'lg 01 to Te...:as Si.:ldl1.:..rn v;te't> d:Jeo ~--b:J:I. '"S\II~ to p2a) L'>E> ~- Orleans Saint>. La tPr. m !he waning rronrnrs ol !hi> :-.-at:lCJ!la!FOOiball Leaguegamp, :hi? 1'\" p!a)ro a l:i& pan in Dallas. "ilm p\a<'e-klcker Bnb -:1nma.> rrus...<ed all extra !'-'"' acem!JI 1o ll{)w."l n g 1h£> BP'a r s- ' i 1r s t <"TSOD "":cl>ed 'ic1ory. . tOOCh<Joo.41l. field !;Oal of thl' game nti<ll<-a)· .ro.tgb lhe fe>.l!"'Jl quartft' and ~linesaa held oo 10 llip Droou. After RIC'ardcl;, fiel!l goal. lhe \ -lldngs int<'l'l'<'plro Dl'mlit quartt'l'· boact Etic Hipple fer w finll time in &:rs :14. Faloolti ~ JOP ~I Clll:aru pas&<i :or t.t"'W •ooc.hO<:r<-ns and !hi> San FrcllC'tsCO dclm..'>' s.acked A tla::ta quan...-· bad< StE'\·e Ban' ,.,:.., .,...,"llt nmE'S as !hl>4~ e!'i<'i?d a ~" -game. horne kl>!ll!l s.1n>-a.l;.. The 4~rs. ~<"•er , Ia>! ~ bee!< Wffi<i.>l! T).·ler. ..-oo sulle."f'<l a cfu.located st.ooldef . !he game. Ken R.Iie~• sprintro 3l >-ants ~<ith an int~ lor a IOOCbd!:J,I.-nand C'incinnati well on Ill win ns fir.;! gamp ollbe seasoo. bea!mg \linlesS Tampa Ba:·. The Brngals st.qiped a !arE> !hrea v.ta1 Robe« Jaclt:soo picked ot1 ~r Tan>.pa Ba:· pass in !he end zone. :-;.""'' O!"leans bad a ~. 19 Je.ad but Dallas ..-as drn'ing la!P in !he 1"-lrrh peOxl Sun!ay. Then, Saints lint>bade-- Dennis mnsron inte!"CE'Pted a ~- 1\hi!P pass in the end ZOOP and ran the ball ru1 10 1be toor. ~~ rcti"J:>· \ 'eteran quanerbad< Kenn:· A ·Jan:a also suffered a big lo>'i as Slabler. hoping to ca!d: the Dallas ••id<>:-ecef\B ..U.."'ed Jacl<sonl:Jro!u> secondary a*ep. drtw?d back !lis left rollarb:>Do.>. inm the eDd zme 10 throl•· a pass. Jets.!'1, Rams U lnsJead ol being caugtu as.IPep . Pat Leahy bdffi a :!b-yard field Didterson blitzed. sactmg Slabler goal at S: 2.l in O\'ertime as the .k-rs in the eDd zme for a s.af~· and sco."f'<l a " ild. Qg!l!-puncrua!ed gi\'ing !hi> C:O..i)IJYS a 21<~! \ic10<)·. 'ic!or:ur•er the l..o5 -~ Rams. In <lllle!' l\TL games Sunday, it Jets quarteroad< Ridlard Todd had "OS MilUlesota :n Dl'tmit 17; St. OOP o1. his best :\TL games. Loo.isU, PbiJade4>hial.l; Butta lol), cornpiP!ing 3'; ol. 50 passe; for.;.;.; Housron 13: ~fiami H. Kansas C'iry :-ard>. 6; Ondnnati 23, Tampa Bay 17: TheRams!ladseot thega.I"l'l(>mto ~· F'ng!anrl :lS. Piruburgh 73: o..-ertime by scoring a roucbda,•n Ba.lt:imore Zl, Qlicago 19 lD 0\'€1'· l'ith :tl se<'ODds left in regulation. limP; moo ll, San Diego 24 in Blls 311. Oilers 13 0\'eftime; Washington '!1. Seattle JOPCn'bbsw!J'USbf>dEarlCamp17; SanFrancisco24. .-\tlanta20; Los bell to lead Buffa lo past Houston. .~rge' es Rpjders Z/.. ~'ff 7: and Cribbs finished ,.;rh 166 )on:ls. hiS ~- Yorlr. Jets ?i, w Angeles best single-game ~'Fl. per1or· Rams 21 in 0\-enJme. rna.!ICI'. "iille campbell rushed for Tooigl:tt, the Gre€11 Bay Packers 142 yard& are at tbe "'""'' Yoric Giants. Palriolsal, Sl<elers !3 Cooobo)-s ~1. Saints 28 QuartertJac.k Sll'\-e Grogan and ·'I don't I<Jlo<>· "'hat happened ou.t .. rookie Stepbe!l Starting l'loal:£'d up tlJen> my9>1!," sald Dallas Coacb on a7f>ya.nl srorillg pass play \lith Tom Landry. "We,...,..., ,~· luclcj · 3: 5!l remaining as ~- England to "in." upse~ Pinsoorgb. TlJe loss spoiled Asked about !he Saints' play· F'ranC'o Harris' run into me :--n calling, ~..and!,· said: " That v.-asn't recon1 booiG. ,....,. smart.bul\•-ehad5UTII'rnmtal Harris passed O.J. Simp!DII to errors. roo. We're -I-{) and I'll ~it. becane !hE> :-.n·s :-.-o. 2 career -~.,... Orleans ..-as · jUS! great rusher llelllild .Tun 13ro.l'li. · Harris 1but I """ lound "in jusllik£' rushed 25 times for 1~)-ards against ""ha,.,. in !hl>orber three games.·· !he Pats and 110'1> bas J.L.nl career 'The Sainrs sacked White ""'""' )-ants on a l"E<'O<'d 2.6l'B canies.. He times and intercEpred three of hiS trails Bro<.<cn by J..OOJ yards. pas,;es. And. :-;.,..·OrJeansappeared )!Ms!chs !:, Seabawlis n tOha\'E"'l<IJlP!'dupthe\ictOiywbell Thtee t~'ll passes by Joe Tyrone Yrung bk:dted an extra 1beismann P<JI'-ered the Washing· IX>int attf!T'.p! by Ralael Septien ton Rroskins "''" Seattle. Ir "-as " 1 rh i : 05 left in !he game. Washingtan ·s ninth <.'OilSieCU li\-e TlJe winning safely came ~<ith road viC'IQT\'. 1: 58 remaining in the game. TlJe Rroskins detensl' shad<led Calls t!, Bears 19 Seattle rookie running back Oln Rookie Raui.Wegre. "romissed Warner. who went inro!hl>gameas a J.S.yard field goal anemp1 v.;th the ~n · s leading rusher. Warner three secoods left in regulation time. picked up jus13l )ordsoo15canies. kicked a 33-yarder 4: 51 inro 0\'B'· \lldnp 28, Uom 17 time m lift Baltimore to its 'i<'tor:·. Benny Ricardo booled his second llro>orn.Jt. ~~ QuanertJac.k Bnan S:pt' and tigllt md Han;· Hol1 teamed up for a .JS.)-ant roucbdDo.-n pass just U3 m.o 0\ bthiiE' ro gl\'f' at-.."eland its oro·0\.,... San Diego. The Bro<rns had tied the game v.'hen Chris Bahr bckro a :tl-yard Ml goal o.itb jusl IS Sl.'«D::!; rem.ill!ing in regulation. R. · ' stl, Bnwoas 7 '!\>."() 1llUCbdc:M'n passes from Jlm Phmkro m C!itf Branch P<JI''el'ed the Los Angeles Raiders to its !ourtb cooseculi\"!> \icmry. Dem'e' scored Gihnore family reunion held .recently in the closiDg moments m awn a shutwt• ..-bicb ..ulkl ba\-e been the The annual reunion of the family of Waller (Squibb) Gilmore was held Saturday at the roadside park on Route 33 wilh his 86t!t birthday being observed. Dinner was served to those attending including Mr . and Mrs. Robert Manley •.Tracy and Crystal, Middleport; Judy and Keith Wolfe, Chester; Richard Gilmore, PomP- Btancos' fir.;! eo.w ar borne, John E:t..-ay, nemw·s rookie quanerback. suller'ed a slight C'ODC\lS!OOn Iate I!! the first ba.lf and dido 't see any 1111re acO:r! during !he game. WU,Eapsll St. l..ruis posted its first \'K'!OI)' of me smsm "''ben \IE'teral! ~­ back .Tun Han tiJrew a 21&-yard Ill! !CMi "'n pass Ill Roy Green ailh 29 ......ws remaining in the game. u. DN(lt• • Otiefs' SUI'\'iYed a n:tislakemaned firs! bait to beat Kansas Qty as quarurllad< David\\'~· hir rool<le light eDd Dan Ja!tn<mbrooe [!llrhdrMn and fu1lbacl< Andra Franklin buiiEd over from tbe 1 fix' tbeotber. Kansas Cily' s only scortng came on field goals of i5 and j6 yards by ~1d< Lo..-ery . A FIRST? ...:; Probably a first In Meigs County Friday evening lor announcbqJ Ute birth of a baby was this plane and banner which flew over lbe lawn several limes. The banner ftlad, "II'• a Baby Boy for MoandJoe."MoandJoeareMr.andMn.JoeWII!Ion (Maureen Hennessy of Pomeroy) of C<~tta~evWe, W. Va. Mo Is a pUot and Joe (llll'llcltuiee. 'l1le baby boy_ a.-. a""'.ro Scoreboard ... ~ N 1\lajors ~ TAMPA. Fla. (.-\P l - Tampa Ba) 0 S Jack Thcrnpsan has beet comparro to Ken Anderson througbout his career. so «"-as ooJ:· natural thar il "rukl happen again after his firs! head· to-head meeting with !he C'incinnatiquanerback ina National Football League game. Thompson, baCkup to Anderson for four )'-ears until !he Bengals 9E!Ilt him to !hi> Blx=neets in an oft-season trade, "'Oil !he battle of the )~ Sunday at Tampa Stadiwn bur the Bengals won the game, 23-17, as Thompson ~ rostly mistakes and Ander.nl didn 't Dol<.,. aJ. 7 at halftime, Thompson rallied the Bucs to ,.;thin SUiking disrance, but !become-back came up shon wbell Rober! Jacksoo aro:l Ray Griffin intercepred Thompson aerials in tbe final 2:33. Jacksoll' s goal· line tbeft of a pass intended for Jimmie Giles slOpped a drl\·e that had reached !he Cincin· nati S.yardline, and Grttfin 's killed Tampa Bay's tast possession. McKaY refel ted to a firsr~er sideline thai Bertgals' COrne!'· bad< Ken Riley intercepled and rerurned 34 yard> for a touclklown. Pass aro:l tbe Giles' ~n ""Y· !~': :41.; 4ID Dl. '-~ :!! . C'oldaaiPr D. l.ml UtlL (l Oi:b. .. ~~ X. B:;iri. ~ ~" " Oil~ MNcL... ~ !! Cnt ~ ; L ~ 3l Luca l\ ~ na:na £;. lti~ ~ Sl~ "4 ~ !:1 !f: i>:" ~m"'AlS ~ £1 ~ ~ !:1 !el . ,N ~ 1b.as -.;: ~ ~ f;~ ~ ~;}\ s:; ~ ~ ~ !G'I4 "l ' <'~ ~· d-I""N.'IIl -· 2!! !Jiil.: ~ .4..'n lfo. !)a-.. ~"b&r )5 Uh C'~ jh PMTn~ ~ s..mr- it ~ Sl m.:ud )( ~ :Md I Br•~Ww; 7 Lfq,"'Ulaa 3:!. ~,~ il; ~ f'ai"'fffic! (h_ ~· T;nao l. );.) ~ M:.'-·nib."f' 1. BIJrt:n:no ~ ~!. ' Lam n. l.a'.\bl s.:ubo ~ I! ~ C'~:!. ~ t Dl""ral! l. ~ ::! t The !'>l<>igs Marauder reserve team plays tonight at VInton County a!ter open.ing irs season last week "ith a :18- H win over NetsonvllJe. Yark. Brad Robinson had touchdo\1.'!1 Nns of 25 and fiw yard> while Jamt'5 Acree added !\I'll toocb· downs on a paJr of 15 yard runs. Quanerback Bretr Korn passed to Matt Riffle and ~ !d< Bush to acrounr for t'A'tl of Meigs tv.~polnt conversions while Robinson ran for another. Last "'eel<, the Meigs Marauder season last Thuooay "1rh a 22· 18 freshman football team opened Its "in 0\'er Nelsonville-York here. Larry Huey Eason Grimes' cr....• pared "1rh . Coach three touch· downs while Tim Cassell added t\1'0 extra polnts. TlJe other two Meigs points came on a safery when Paul Dalley and Denny Welch tackled a Buckeye ball carr1er in the end ~~R f"1dl4.. ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~'~:~ l ~ ; . ~ ct:- l S&I!Jnn ...... <mo, l -........·. r- T~K.~· '(_~ •• ~ y .:rli NFL resuhs ~;,.- !,!.Il l Tm:ai:l Ale:L.~ W: I ?..1m t-111. . , :n. nt. 9 .JoM e illlrnP ]f.. f'r&kerl fU: - ~iiP Clth ,_ ¥0~-illr- 0 n!!ZI Cal\'m n. ~ .. ' Olr.-a§.~:t, Oto....wnct ' liNtor; ~ Ptrb. •~ C&t:lm:u ~ ~~ u~ .... ............. .._ -,._, DrcU! .al ~- c l lbaDrl n S... Ytt't. t• i £:1 Wi'ho~. l • t )Cr......... 1r L T Prt.. PF ...... 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' 0 _'('() XI M }0 E'~.c.;;:s Meigs hostS Wellston Tuesday at 5:55 p.m., tra\-el.s to Eastern Ken!Uclty in a 5 p.m . match, and Thursday rerurns home against Federal-Hocking at PRICES '1\M fr.a._'"O!I('(l. ) JobKTNJ !\,~3 At:l.lu ~ . L:a ~ 1 (I 1n actiOn this ..'eek., O:a ih ~('......._.. A!.:lolclll: l.~~l ~ " So.! NORITI RA.NDALL. Ohio (AP I - Tommy Meyers guJded My Z. Bomb to victory in 1:42 to win the Avon Lake Purse at Thistledo"'Tl and pay S6. S-1.:!> and S2.8l Second in the mile and m , .ard race Sunday "as Reggae Man tbrSl and $.1.00, foiJO<\'l'll bv Buck !hE> Blues for $l60. · ;) "' 0: 1 Sl ~"t. ~ LD ! - l~ ~ 56 .... ~1tUl1~ ~rut- Sow:. ~ ,.._ ,, _tlE:Q .. t!O ,,Q {br.w U Rl.kl'n. - 1tt -~ SUI. f'r~ .!OO!ititi a _D. VUT Df\'610S !ti ·- -~ l 1 l \' c-.. :1 ' ~ SN::W, <II> St1'1QS.\L l.£-\6-l¥.: E.ltST Dl\'Ul."'O . - L Pt1. -~ ~ .!fiJ Belpre 12·15 and 12·15. In the Belpre match. Brenda Cunningham led Coach Karen Walker's """'' With elgltt ser.ic-e IX>ints while Jenn_\· Meadows had four spikes. In !hE> Nelson~ille- York win, Carby Dean pared Meigs wirh nine service IX>ints. PA llCI ::'S:I~!JI l!CI~it !W Chr.._.", ' Sl ~ ~ dropped Nelson'ille- York I.:;-11 and J5.8 ,.·hiJe losing rheir match with Thist.l edown results .~cwlt.,..t a1~ '0&.-t. ;.,.\, ,:; 1 ~'f4M:od • . The ·Meigs Marauder \'lllleyball squad is currently in tltinl plaC<' in !hE> J'ri. \ 'alley Coofel'erlC(> racE' SIX>rdng a S-2 reeard while ha\ing a 7-4 0\'erall salte. Warreri Local and Belpre are ahead of !hE> Marauders. In TVC play last week. Meigs ~F..._.....,._. OMI . . . 5DM!F. . . Young Meigs teams triumph ~ R:x:po u. ~ ~.lli- " Catll ..... Ucl:bt: Hl!.. {'I ~ , ~ ~s ~ ~ 1'- ~$ SN~!. ~ 0 5ft.-Jp! Cl ~ Badm :11. (.Ql H.L~ !:' fito!er>'t' U. W&."'ft''l (111m- ~(It t Ck>\~ Bll:l.~ ' lt. ~ 'A' S."At.~ !I. ~ .t ChtcJIF('!t~ (l _...,. \'..rt i. u. s- Marauder gals split matches S. ~ C'I ft ~ Clfoo,~ '1"cri: !\. ., ~ -- lr.rz::i...'Y!!il.."'& :;,.,.~ pass tlu'olo11 .-\!lderson, meanwhile, compleled hiS firs! 10 passes en IWie ro a lX>f·~ day for 168 )ords and one ~ a 4-)~ flip to Sranley Wl1soo that ga ''~' the Bengals a 1«> lead in the secoocl quaner. Diaries Alex:a.nder a.l5D srored an a 2·yard run and .Tun BreEch OOoted a :U. yard !\eld goal for Oncinnari. TlJe Bengals las1 Riley ro a hamstring injury Oil hiS tco.JcbdcM'tl tun, but Gregg said, " Ifyw'regoing . to lose a guy, that'sthebesrwaytodo it. Ir cenalnl}•"asa tXgplayforus.It "-as a play ""' really !lfeded as a !Pam to get untracked." And "ilm Andern:>n was asked v.ilelher be tlnlght it "'Oiu> up !hE> Bengals. be replial: "Well, at least we kne\<•"'~'weren't going robe shut oot this v.'l!ek. .. Trailing 00-il, Tampa Bay launched its comeback "1tlt James O..'eDS · 1·yard scoting dive in !hE> secooclquarter and continued it "irh BW Capece' sa:l-yardfieldgoal in tbe tltlrd. After Breech's field goal, Kl'\111 House's :t:;.;.-ant twclxloi.'Tl recEption 5: u into !he founh periOd brwglll tbe Bucsm"ithin six IX>inrs ~ 5e ~· .h.L~ · ~ (I .5:j. ~ ).5)1o..-...i:f'l" )..Qat....~ tzpws 1!. ?.mv Qp ~ Jl 1...-n:m C'.AXL (I Qp l:..~ Q G!l!n:u" 0 ~w..s Hts.. IS.. ~1m. ! .5i5 ;: T~; a......, ~ Or. ~ £: i: -:i "r-· Ycrt _, ~ "" a,.,._v as be 6 stopped by Tampa Ba)• Boor een' del tier Hap G....., (J<it So. S3). ll<npls' Cltris Colllllsworth Is oalbe p• • (Ill). Tale made shorl yarda&e for lbe llfnpk .. !bey marcbed dow or ' I 011 a 11n11 half scoriae dri..-e. (.U' I es•rpltol•). C1JI._ ~ 1 s.rt.noJI ; Qn_· ~ 1!l. Cif._ ~'So Eld H WLPn. GI. 5! t;l!: - ~ ~ ~ Bengals hold on for 23-17 victory ., TRU'PED - Cincmftad B«tgals' rumiag I""* R<liiDe): T* C..'t M.. ~RJ!I ~ : ~- DdP.r UIDlK.:."-" l..li::.~'E E_WI'DI\~ n.rnm \'ai (j ~ C..th. Y;, 0>- O:ill!M>OCC u DilL O:.ttJm I)a,. K CD. ~ ~ rr-er.. announced so unusulllly Is Jonathan Joseph Wll!lon, eight pounds, 15 o11nces, born Sept. 28 at the Charleston Medical Center.GrandparentsarePhyDis Henne55y, Winter Springs, F1a., fonnerty of Pomeroy, and M!ldred and Robert Wilson, Austin, Tex. Great·gr~mdparents u.re Helen &ynolds, Fern Pu.rk, Fla., and Clemmie and Joe Lawson, _GaiUpolls. Flower show winners announced H..~ l'lai:a. :U.. 1r ~ li' :!. .,. Dr .\=mi .... roy ; Kay, Jessica and Corey Tracy. I:J(>tty Nill.. Pomeroy ; Mr. Ha!lleld, Racine; Cal\'ln Pickens, · and Mrs. Roland Wise. Becky and Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hc•a(hrr, Mld!!ICjJOrt; Leona Eblin, l(a y Eillln, rn.'<t Z!pglcr. Mr. and Michael and ch!ldren. MlddlelX>rt . Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ward and Mrs. Gr•m• G!lmor<'. .Jay and children. Rutland: Mr. and Mrs. J cannk'. J'omt•roy; Terry, Kathy James Gilmore, Pomeroy ; Duke anrl Shcn ·lc Ml('hat'i . Middleport ; Dllcher, Columbus; Marge Wa re! . i\nJWb011· Ward. nut land; Mr. and Mrs . R!rl< Cl!!llotl" /Hid children , Pomeroy; Walter Gilmore, Co lum· Racine, utid Mr. and Mrs. Rick bus; Maxine Michael, Huckl~lx'ny St0wart nnd clt!ldrcn: L;m gsvUic. Han, a 1.9-year l\"F'L ''etel'all. pla~>ed in place of the injurol "ieil La:nas a.'ld completed 12of19 passes fix' 123 )-ants and !WilllJU! tW ... us. ~liami ' in The Daily Sentinel..c..Poge-5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Jackie Frt<;;t won the best of show In artistic design at the Dower show ol-tlteShadeValleyCouncUoiFloral Arts held Tuesday at !he Chester United United Methodist Church. Other top awards In the show with !he theme "Faith wllh Flowers" we~Mclan~Stelhem,~Ne~t ot show, and Debbie Weber, creativity. Janet Bolin was judge for theshow. .. In the artistiC design division, the winners, listed first through fourth, were as follows: 'He Maketlt Me to Lie Down in Green Pastures," an all foliage arrangement: Debbie Weber, Melanie Stelhem, Diana Karr. and ' Teresa Drummer. "He Cometh Forth Uke a Flower," a· mass design: Melanie Stethem, Jo Ann Francis, Pat Holter, Sheila Curtis. "The Grass Wlthereth, !hE> Flower Fadeth," using dried or contrived flowers: Debbie Osborne, Allee Thompson, Teresa Drwnmer, and Jennie Machlr. . "The Whole Earth Is Full of His Glory," modern design: Carol Erwin, Betty Dean, Janet Koblentz, and Pat Holter. 'Rejoice wllh Them !hat do Rejoice" a favorite reUgtous holl· day: Jackie Frot, Martie Bawn. Sheila Curtis, and Betty Dean. In the horticulture division, the winners we~: Hybrid tea roses: A.U four places won by Betty Dl'an. Grandlflora: Betty Dl'an, three places. F1ortbunda: Betty Dean, all four places. Dahlias: Pat HQ(ter, Martie Sawn, second and third, and Sheila Curtis, fourth. MarigOlds: Martie Baum, Betty Dean, second and thlrcl, wtlh no fourth being given. Zinnias: Mrs. Dean, first and second. Chrysanthemums: Pat Holter, first and second; Betty Dean. thlrcl, and Sheila Curtis, fourth. Houseplants: Succulents, Martie Baum, Carol Erwin, Martie Baum, and Diana Karr . Flowering houseplants, Sheila Curtis. Foliage houseplants: Ma rtie Bawn. Jo Ann Francis, Sheila Curtis, and Shelia Taylor. Natural dried materials: Betty Dl'an, Sheila Curtis, Betty Dean, and Pat Holter. The educational e)lhiblts Included a display of Bible school cra!ts by Jennie Machlr; a display of Moth· er'sDay andFather'sDayhandouts by AIIC<' Thompson; and wedding designs by Janet Koblentz. Sheila Curtis was general chair· man for the show. LOVE SEAT ., : You never had it this fresh!" D D taste that outshines mentholaves you with a clean, fresh 20 Cigarettes 20 Cigarettes SAWE '7'0.00 $}4995 502 Secood St., 446-4113 Oae Blodt W•t ot Court Houle BRIGHT 100s XiGammaMu chapter meets Nancy Hill was elected valentine queen at a recent meeting of XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held at the home of Donna Byer Tuesday night. Mrs. Hill's picture will be placed in competition for hOnors In !he national contest Charlotte Hanning had charge of !he meeting and reported thai she ha~ received word from lnterna· ttonal that the chapter has achieved a three-star rating. A thank you note was read from Christina Wilson who was SIX>n· sored by the chapter to Buckeye Girls' State. Carol McCullough. social chair· man, reported that the next meeting will be a wiener roast, Oct. 4, at the home of Linda R11fle. Maurlsha Nelson, servtcechalnnan,askedfor suggestions and volunteers an service projects for tbe year. It was noted that the holiday gift shop will be held Nov. 5 with McCull0t.18h and Dl'bble Flnlaw In charge. Mrs. Byer gave a cultural report on her hobby of collecting dolls. Re!reshmenls were seNed by Susie Baer and Joyce QuU!en. Cinda Harkless bas been selected · as valentine queen fOr the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phl RtG. 1U9.9S Ridenour; se<:omt ri>W•lln·nt m~scll, Mt•IJln!eMunkln, SheUa Koenig, King fth·k llarton, ML"-•Y Calaway, Dlll'rlnDrcnncr. ll•wk row-'l'onyChnpman, Trlcia Sruns, !)avid llnwthoi1M',Pnuho l"r~cker, 1982 Queen BL'CJky Eichbt!;c•·, Brian Collins. M•ory Hibbs, Scott Uplon, Jennifer Grov••r, Juui.Jimmy Scluoekel. QUeen t--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • •' •' Sorority Valentine 786 N. 2ND AVE. HOMECO!WNG COURT . These young men and women comprised the 1983 Eastern JUgh School homeeomlng court Friday evening. Miss ShcUa Koenig was crowned as the 1983 queen during a brUllant halftime ceremony. Pictured are tbe queen and her court. Front, l·r, Serena White and Floyd Sorority. At a recent meeting of !be chapter candidates for the hOnOr ~tl!d and voted Oil by the !neWIJershlp· SOCial actMUea tar the year were planned. •' .. Warntng : The Surgeon General Has Oetermtned That C1garene Smok1ng Is Dangerous to Your H~lth were ,' �' Ill u . '6 • The .Daily Sentinel Pa.nMOf Calendar PoSt 39 will meet Tuesday, Sept. 'rl, at 7: :.J p.m. at the Legion hall . Dorothy Jenkins, music chairman, will be In charge of the program. MONDAY .. POMERoY A special metl'ng of the I'OO!eroy Chap· ~er a!, Royal Arch Masons will be held Monday, 7 p.m. Work will be ID the mark master and past master dqp as. ... .... TUESDAY POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi .(bapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· ;Jt;y will meet Tuesday, 7::.J p.m. •at the Meigs Senior Citizens ·-c;eater. ~ · J'ICMEROY -Tile American Awdliary (Junior and 8llar groups) of Drew Webster i ._.., LAURAL CLIFF Meigs Area Holiness Association will hold a ldck· off rally Tuesday, Sept. ZT, at 7::.J p.m. at the Laurel Clltf Freewill Methodist Church. Each church will rea· lure singe's. The public is Invited to attend. POMEROY - 1be Bend 0' the River Garden Club will m£et at 7: :.J Tuesday evening at Uie home of Mrs. WUson Carpenter. " HARRISONVILLE - Senlor Citizens Club of Harrisonville Will have a picnic Tuesday, 6 p.m., at the Rnu:e 33 Roadside Park, to honor members with birthdays In July, August and September.1beclubwill!Umlsh hamburgers and hOI dogs. Those attending are to take a covered dish. Both members and guests ate Invited to attend. Happenings Women, Middleport-Pomeroy branch, will meet'I\Jesday, 7:00 p.m .• at the Meigs Inn. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Olllo Valley Commandecy 24. Knights 'J'em. plar, ·Wednesday, 7::11 p.m., of!lcern to take SWIJI'ds and belts tor tun tonn practlce. LONG BO'ITOM- The Long Bottom Conununlty Association will wem-say, Sept. 28. with potluck supper at 6 p.m . Pet lUIS to bring covered dlsb. meet MioDLEPORT - American Association of University -~--da--y,_~__P~__~ __r_2_6_,_1_9B_3-_~----~~-------:~----~~------~~~;~--~~-==~:pm::·~Oh::ia~--~~~~=======r----------~Th~e~Dar:il:y~~:n:t:lne:l~~;!ge~ ·~: Business Services J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING. CONCRETE WORK BO!iOED & WORK GUARANTEED PHONE JIM CLIFFORD Flea marker set HARRlSONVlLLE - The HarrlsonvUJe PrO will sponsor a !lea market on Oct 1 from Ba.m. to 6 p.m. on.the school parldng lat. In the event ol ratn, the !lea marlret will be held In the school gymnasium. Set-up fee Is $3 per table, two tables fllr$5. Food will be available. F'urthel' bitorma~ lion may be obtained by contact· lng Grabam at 742-.1l33. 992-7201 . . .. -..... ......... " •• ' 1-Canl of Thanks Ipaid in advance) 2-ln llamotr Cpaid in advance) 3-An-ncements 4-Giv•way 6-HappyAda 1-l.a.t•d Found "l·Yaod Salelpaid in advance) B·PubicSale •Auction 9-W-e:t to Buy .,·' .. • j~ 21-Business Opportunity 22-Money to loan 23-Profellional Services 31-Homesfor Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farma for Sale 34-Buainess Buildi11gs 3 5-loto & Acrage 26-Raal Estate Wanted a 1 1-HelpWantad 12-Si- Wanted • 13-lnourance 1 4 - B -Trainieg 16-Schoola 11-Radio. TV. CB Repair 17-Miaca•neouo 11-W••dToDo . ' 41-HouaasforRent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rani 45-Fumished Rooms 46-Space for Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-Forleaae ... - .... . . '. , ••••- a ' • .... • 81-Home Improvements 6 1·farm Equipment 62·WMIIId to Buy 63-Uvenock 64-Hay & Grain 65-Saad & Fertilizer 82-Piumbina • Heating '83-Exe3v•ting 84-Eiectiical• Refrigeration 86-Ganeral Hauling 86-M .lt . Repair 87-Upho!rterv MuonCo .. WV AraCode304 675 - Pt. Pleasant : 458 - Leon 5 76- Apple Grove 773-Maaon 882 - New Haven 895 - Letart 937 - Buffato 992-Middlepon Pomeroy 985-Cheater 343-Portland 247- Latart Falls 949-Racina 742 - Rirtland 6117- Coolville 446-GaHipotio 3 67 - Cheohire 388-Vinton 246 - Rio Grande 256-Guyan Dill. 643- Arabill Diot. 379-Walnut Public No1ice LEGAL NOTICE ~- bods for the construct~n of the Nye Ave. water hne t~OYetT\ent and the Chester St. ·s.,itary improvement proJect for the Village of Pomerov. Public Notice Up to 16 words ... One day inoertion .......... $3.00 Up to 16 words .. , Three day insertion ........ $4.00 Up to 16Worda ... Si• .d ayinoertion ........... $7.00 I Average 4 words per line) appurtenances. and a 31 gpm S8W'age pump station. Also to be constructed are 292 teet of a- water line tndudtng the reconnectton of 24 service hnes. The sanitary S6Y.'8f 'NOrk ts to be perfOtmed on Chester St. and the water line WOfk is to be Contract documents may be purchased from the ofhce of Eng•neenng Assooates. Ud., for S2&.00 per ser.. and 1here wdl be no refund . All bids Will be compared on the bas•s of the estimated quant111es g1ven m the b1 d performed on Nye Avenue '" . blanks These ouantit•es are appr01umate and are giVen to in lheNowVillageHoll at320E. the Village of Pomerov. Copies of the contract docu - prov•da a uniform bas•s for the Main Sl until 12:00 noon. local comoanson of bid!; The Coun Wednesdav. Oct 19. ments are on file m the oft1ce of Cil of the VIllage of Pomerov. the Vtllage (;lark and 1n the 1~83 and at that time and placE Oh•o. res,erves the nght to w"ill ; be publicly opened IW)d offtce of Engineenng Asso- 1ncrease. deaease. or om1t the Ciates. ltd .. 700 Wtnk!er Dnve. re.-. amount of any class or port1on Wooster. Ohto. 44691 . and are · The wort tor which Btds are of the work provided tn the rnvi!ed consists of furn•shing all avatlable for tnspecuon by Contract Documents prospectrve btdders. A CODV Will mllerials and labor for the The nght ts reserved by the cQI®uctoon of 1.300 feet of 6" also be placed tn the F.W . and 8"' santtary sewer and Dodge office 1n Columbus. Pomerov VIllage Counctl to re,ect anv or all bids. to wcirve _.=.~ ~-----------------tnformaltttes. o~ to accept anv 1' btd whtch tS deemed most ~ favorable to the Village I Any contract or contracts ~· will be roceNed try the CounCil ot the Village of flo!nrqtov at the Mayors offtce to# cUrb Inf 1atlon • p ay cas h f Of I".. I· I• ,. I' · I' 1· · 1; classlfieds and 1... l• · Save 1_1 I II;:··~ Write your own ad end order by mail with this : coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you ~et I· -- results. Money not refundable . 1 1 I ··· · I aw"ded I 1 I ·I· t 1 I I I. 1 1· unoec thos onvotatoon for btds are expected to be funded m part by a grant from the Unned States Depanment at Hou&nQ and Urban Develoo· ment. ~HUD I Neither the Untted States norAgenctes. anv of otsorDepanments. fm . plovees. os. or woll be. a panv to thos onvotatoon tor bods o• any resulting contract. The contract tor this protect will be subJeCt to HUD oohcy and goal regardtng the mcreased use of mtnortty bus•ness enterpnse IMBE). Thts pohcy IS tn comoltance wrththe Ofttce of Management and Nam•--------------- I1 Budget <DMBI requoreemem o< - ••· I A ddr• _,,______________ 1 1 Phon•--------------- I posttiVe efforts by rectptents of federal grant asStstanoe use MBE Attachment 0 to toOMB the Me1gs Co~nty Probate Court. Case No. 24219. Walter Lee Scurlock 11 7 39 Helmberger Aoad. Baltnnore. Ohto 43215 was appo1nted Executor of the estate of Aoctdord Spurlock.. deceased. lateol338 Williams St. M1ddlepon. Ohto 45760 Raben E. Buck Probate Judge" ~ Clerk (91 12. 19. 26. 3tc tnctude discoun t 17 .'. ~ 'i. . 18 tY. I. 20. '.). . 3. " •• n . . :s, 14 . 6. 25. :7. ro. 26 . 27 , 28. 29 , 11 ·. 30. loo .~ . Y. ...• 12 . .... ~3- i 12. Public Notice NOTlCE NOTICE OF SALE By wtue of an Order of Sale tssued out of the Common Pleas Coun of Me1gs Counrv. Ohto. tn me case of The Ractne Home Nattonal· Bank ~ Racme. Ohto, Platnl1ff, aga1nst Edwin Sellers. et al . D¢endants. upon a JUd!;Jment theretn .rendered. bP.mg Case No 18 359 1n said CoUJt. I wtll oHe1 for sale. at the front door of the Court Housetn Pomerov. Metgs Countv Ohta 1 on the 22nd day of October. 1963 at I 0:00 o·clock A.M , the loiiOW'1nQ lands and tenements. 10-wl! The foliowtnQ descnbed real estate sttuated ·tn the County o1 Metgs. State of Ohto. Township of Sutton and betnq bounded and descnbed as follows Beg,nntng at the southeast corner of a 2 4 acre lot that was conveved from Freeland S. Noms to Luctlle E Noms. by Corcul..- A· t 02 Sectoon 31c)t31 deed dated March 24 . 1945. 42 FR 45890 (September t 2. whtch was recorded tn Vol. 19771 The MBE speciiocatoons 1 55 PQ. 39 of me:' Me1g.s and data s~eets are comaned tn th e pro1ec1 spectfiCatiOns. The MBE goal for- CQitiOCt County Deed Records : thence nonherlv a t1tstance of 150 feet along the east boundarv lme of l s 6 -. sa•d 2 4 acre lm wh1r.h tS the west l1ne ol land owned bv or Bv Order of the PomeroyVtllage lormerly owned by Thomas A Counctl. Pomeroy. Oh1o Cleland and Mabel V. Cleland. Clarence Andrews. thence west parallel Wtth the Mayor south hne of sa•d 2 4 acre lOt a dtstance of 75 feeL thence 19126 (10) 3. 2tc south, parallel wtlh the south hne ol sa1d 2 4 acre lot a Public Notice dtstance of 150 feet to the south ltne of satd 2 4 acre lot: thence east a dtstance of 75 PUBUC NOTICE On Seotember 22 . 1983. the feet along the south hne of satd Sctpto Townsh1o Trustee s 2 4 acre lot whtch ltne tS the adopted a ResolutiOn to sup- nonh stde of me County Road. port th e prtnctples ol fatr 10 thP place of begtnntng. houStng. equal employment contatn1ng 0 26 scres more or opportun111es. and publtc IP.Ss The 0 26 acre herem conaccommodattons A Human Atghts Board tuis veved ts located'" 1OOAcre LOt been establt~hed 10 hear any No 279 . m Sectton No. 15. comDiatnls on these tssues by TownshtP No 2. and Range No 12 o1 ~hP. Oh10 Company's Clttzens of SctiJIO Townshtp Persons havmg a compl&tnt or· Purchase EXCEPTING AND RESERVdestnng lurther mlormation should contact the Sctp•o ING to the hetrs olluctus Cross. deceased. thetr he1rs and as· Townshtp Clerk s1gns. the coal and one halt of Sctplo Township Trustees Reel Estate Generll . Donald WeCNer PresKient Eugene Phtlhps Raymond Conerill (91 26. ltc FOR SALE Two Bedloom Home 31. Public Notice 32. JJ . IS. ..........H ' 16. JS Mail This Coupon with Remittance I ~ The D•lly Sentinel · II ·.,... ·· 111 Court St. ,1 .. Pomer01r, Oh. 45769 1' I II ,&..-.----------.-------------.1 PROBAT£ COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTAT£ OF ROCKFORD SPURLOCK. DECEASED C.. No. 24211 NCJ11CE OF ~ Onf September 1 1983. in the otl, gas and other mmer~ s togeth er with the usual PfM· leges of mtntng and develop1ng the same. Above real estate was ap· oraiSed at $3.333 .00 Terms ot Sale: Cash. Real estate can not be sold for less than two-lhtrds (2/3) of the appra1sed value James J. Proffm Shentt of Me1gs County (91 19, 26 1101 3, 3tc Public Notice ---;:--:-:::---=:--.---1 These cash rates fill Ills .I •t. ... - · 111111-11 ........ illllltld ••••· silllll. l:lan ill., st- lliltlloln I -.on. Ia. kltchln, Clrptl I pll1nr:es,.c Public Notice lp· At 1624 Lillcolll HilS. Shirley Gllintlltr 992-3593 OF BIDS Sealed btds for 250 tons . more or less. bf 404 state spec:tftcahons asphalttc hot· m1x 10 place on vartous streets of the Village of Syracuse. Ohto, wdl be rece"'ed bv the clerk of the Vtllage of Syracuse at the Muntctpal Buildmg , Thtrd Street. Syracuse. Ohto _45779. unti l , 2 noon Oclober 1983 The vwllage counc•l re;serves the nght to re1ec1 anv or all bids Jantce lawsOn Public Notice 985-3561 Ali •Washers Makes •Dishwashers Ranges I CLERK (9)' t 2. 19. 26. 3tc • Public Notice NOTICE oF e. CLERK (9) 1 2. 19. 26. 3tc 1---::--,..,..""",--.,...-Public Notice 1---------PRoeATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTAT£ OF ROBERT C. EWS. DECEASED C..No.:M200 NoncE OF APPOINTMENT OFROUCIARY On September 8 1983. 1n the Metgs County Probate Court Case No. 24220. June F. Elhs. PO. Bo• 247 . Tuppers Platns. Ohto 45783 was eppotnted Executnx of 1he estme of Aoben C. Elhs. deceased. late of P.O. Box 247 . Tuppers Pla1ns. Oh1o 45 783 Robert E. Buck. Probate Court/ Clerk Hon Robert E. Buck (91 12. 19. 26. 3tc PRoeAT£ COURT OF -COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF CLARENCE A. CORNELL. DECEASED c.. No. 24228 NCJ11CE OF APPOINI1IItENT OFRDUaARY FORFEITURE TO: t.R.D . Corpwatlon w a OWih ,...... Account. E e..Cuuuwuwaw•Sz~g. Volume 67. Page 59. of the lease Records 1n the office of the County Recorder ol Meugs Countv. Ohto. and has a descnptJOn as tolfO'Ns: Betng situated tn Chester Townshtp. County of Me1g5, State of Ohio fr'l Secttons ~end 25 and bounded as follows: Nonh - C "Goegletn and B. Smtth East - A. Goeglem (County South - MOfgan and Baum West - Karr Constructton and B Smtth ' Contatning 88 acres. more Of less The und8rstgned heJebv give wnnen nottce. as reqwrec:l tn paragraph 5 of the lease. of thetr tntentoo to declare a default for lailure to make reqUtred r~ta l payments. The unders1gfled also intend to file for record an AfftdaVIt of Forfetture. pursuant to Ohto Aevued Code. Sec:t1on 530 1.332. wtlh the Recorder of Mags Counrv. Ohio. 11you as Lessee. or successors 1n tnter est thereto. do not have satd lease reteased of record Within th1ny f30) days from the date o( recetpt or publtcatton of thts Not tee. 209, 29425 Q1l(llln . . - · Ohio . .,22; ...,... """-'- Cwpw F rt a Cwuwcc• a. n· og. DATED Aug. 2. 1983 Virgil Wtndon 204. 29425 Q1l(llln - . . ...,... - · Ohio Kathryn H W1ndon 441Z2: E 1t I 1 Inc.. 210, 11234 Coi- 19) 26. ltc ...,.T... Eau=-·~ W ISZUW'Il PaL . ..,. Ltd., Iuiie' ,.., 3241 ..., AVIIIUI: I 64 Misc. Merch•ndln I .. AUTHORIZED SERVICE OIIAU. HOTPOINT & GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WE ALSO SERVICE All OTHER lAKES POIIERY \L ~LANDMARK &4 Misc. Merchandil8 614·!92-2111 NOTtCE DI_DI,..,: II PIN I Ill V8ller II I lt81 ll811er Drlw, Pllillf .......Itt. Wll Svracuse. 0:.0 45 779. Please !An 11 EAFORD(] RE~LTOR . 216 L 2nd St. - :IIM-67J.oQ40 Equ~~l Help Wanted CARPET $J295 STARnNG AT INSTALlED WITH PAD NEW LISTING - 76 acres on 124 west ot langsville. All minerals, 7 room farm hom~ bath, good woodlllrner, cellar, barn and fi1ewood. Owner will help finance. On~ $44,000. NEW USTING - Tenn~ court, in-grouoo swim Jl?OI, new 7rm. house, 7 floodlights, 5 acres, l~in(!-rec.· rm about 20x32, cathedral ceilings, 2 full baths, etc. $125,000. l NEW usnNG - 6 rm. one floor house w~h lg carport, chimney lor your woodburner, TP water availabl~ and one acre lor on~ $i2,000. Empla,•) CARRIER WANTED PART-niE HELP IN IIDDI.£PORT NEEDED AT ONCE. RESPONSIBLE PARilES ONLY GOOD PAY CONTACT 992-2156 '13.95 Good Selection Of Sq . Yd. ln•tallod GOlD SEAL ANSO IV NYLON CDNOot!uM '15.95 Yd.l....,lt.d TWEED . $399 ~:RRY 1 IOU ONlY IN BlOWN 8 I IIC U.S, RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO ' RADI~TOR PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio THE TROPHY SALE DEAL DIRECT & SAVE 30% OR MORE On Siding and Roofing, Gutter and Downspouts: KING Trophy Manufacturers · PLAQUES ENGRAVING " Ff8!1' Estimataa" " 12 Years Experience" 'Work Guaranteed'' POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-6792 As Low As $2 50 Etch "Free Est;motes" Also Blown lnsulalion J&L Blown Insulation Aloo Tron1mis1ion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 9 9 l mo 320 JERICHO RD . PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. ~ 1-304-675-136.3 ~ PULLINS EXCAVATING CHESTER AUTO .-Doz:ers - Boc:khooe LOST: 2 horned hereford•. At. 7 below Eaa1ern High School. Rewerd offered. Moving Sale. AI 1 Georges Creek. 1 mi. from At. 7 . Toy1, clothing, yard equipment. Mon .- Wad . 9 · 6 . 1- - - - - - - , -- - PARTS - Lo·Bov -Wet.- LARGE OR SMALL JOBS CHESTER, OH. PH. 992-2478 9·12·1 rna. Auction awery Tuesday night, Pt. Plaea•nt. WVe. Auct. lonnie Neal. Youth Canter Bldg.. Camden St. 814-387-7t01 . 8-18·1 mo. pd. "It You Want a Pl\lmber Sad You Wcint Him Good" IELECTRIC iEl SEWER CLI~NIR r--IDIAL,...---, AIR CONDITIONERS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL HEATING • PLUMBING ·- 1 992-2036 A Phone C1ll brinp Prompt Courteous Service 232 E. 2nd Pomoroy, 0. Now's 'the time to get your furnace reldw tor cold weater, 10% Discoun1 on any new furnace purchased before Oct. 15. 9 6 .. & 8" Replacement Letters We soli quality used em. Golli otil 1-61~782 Real Estate General 124 io Syracuse. Above all ftoods and all utilities fur $23,500. A-FRAME- CouniiY fresh a11, 2 bedrooms, King woodlllrner and 1.34 acres. Asking on~ 4 BLDGS. - 12 renla~. turnished. Natullll gz heat. new rools, ceiing tiles, cerpel· ing etc. Can make 2 m:re. Want ;tst $85.000. 3 HOUSES - On Giant. One or Ill Level IGis 105ol90. New prege and in good conditiJn. On~ $ai,OOO. ATTRACTM! - 7 rms. Cetttrll air and l:ot water ht!ll 3 nice bedr~ 2 luU ball& end ~· Asling $45.000. 1-/ousinlt .' /t.: ddl [11.111 I 'f '> Siz~s from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Do1 Houses Auction every Fri . night et the Hertford Community Center. Truckload• of new marchendi1e every week. Conalgmentt of new and 1.r.. mi'rchandl•e alway• welcome. Richard Reynolds Auctioneer. 276- 3069. POMEROY,O. 992 · 2259 A BI·LEVEL BEAUTY that your famly will love. Sets on over an acre wih garage and back dec~ Fire up the woodlllrner and r~ax in your fami~ room. ful~ lurnished $43,000. Wrthout lurnnure $40,000, $32,000. NICE HOME in a nice neighborhood, for anice lamily like you. Three bedrooms. dining room and fami~ room. E~rything is lilte new. Take a loo~ you will like this one. $48.000. home tor the beginning family. Two or tlree bedrooms with eve&}lhng carpeted. A lui basement to tinker in a Quarter area of IMJd to call your own. $21,500, SO CLOSE TO shopping that your car will 11rely be used. Plenty of room tor the kids, pels MJd playmates. Four bed'~ 2\1 balhs and bill tormal din~& room. $27,500 REALTORS Henry E. C111an:1, Jr. Gill !192-6191 Jan TMIIII 94S-2160 Dottie r - !192-5692 Jo Hill 9IS-4486 Office !192·2259 [B IULIIIII 8 p.m. Mt. Alto Auction Barn . Consign · menta t1ken every S1turday 1 :00 till sale time. Emma Boll Auctioneer, 304-42B8177. P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph.'614~3-~!91 10·6-llc We pay cash for lata model clean uud cera . Jim Mink Chev.- Oid1lnc. Bill Gene John1on 4<16-3672 JEWELL'S -Dozers For all your wiring · needs; furnaces re·' , pair service and Installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 3rd. & Set of good quilting frames . Coli 304-468-1 818 otter 8PM. PLUMBING and . HEATING .-B.ackhoee -Dump Trucks -Lo·Bov -Trencher -Water · -Sewer -Gas 446-3169, Olive St .• Qelllpolia, Oh. PULLINS EXCAVATING MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Wethers &. dryer. Moat any •Experienced cond. Cei1814· 387·0680. •Raaaonable •Work Guaranteed Wanted to buy U1ed mobile homes • truck camper. Call JOB - Lines BIG OR SMALL 992-6030 - Septic Systems Minersville. OH. 8/19/1 mo. pd. LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 9-22·l mo. pd. 12 Situations Wanted Tree trimming 8tld rem~val. Free estimates. 614-992- 6040 or 614·949·2129·. Opening tor an elderly man home. Tuppers Plain s. Call •water Pipe •Gas Pipe "Regulators "Fittings 'Drips Phone: Ro1idonco: 985-3837 Warohou.o: 985-3509 9·15·1 mo. pd. We Print .ALIIIID Anything On ALiim'Tnythin& ROUSH CONSTRUCTION CUSTOM PRINT 949-2358 New Homes - Extensive Remodel inc. •I nsurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garaaes •Roofinc Work -Aluminum & Vinyl Sidincs CUSTOM WORK - AIR BRUSII CAPS JACKETS UNIFORMS T·SHIRTS TROPHIES QUANTITY SPECIALS TRANSFERS- LETTERING 8 22-1 100. pd. 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 Of 992-2282 II l l tlr 814-448-0t76. Wanted to buy e Chevy engine imell block. 307 or 360. Cell 446-2787 or 448-9284. furniture. gold, allv• dollara, wood Ice boxes, atone jars, antiques, etc., Com· plate hou1ehofd1 . Write: INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Storm Doora •Storm Window• •Repl•cement Windowa •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 'U·I mo. USED APPLIANCES Wanted to buy_New. uud • antique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete hou•e· holds. Al1o complete Aucti· onHrlng 1ervice. Call 01by A. Menln 614-992·8370. Buying delly gold, 1ilver coin e. rlng1. jewelry. aterllng ware, old coins. large currency . Top prlca1 . Ed. Bur· kl!'tt Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddlepon. oh. 6 t 4-9923476. Washers. Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators Air Conditioners •zo.oo .......... . -· .. .. .... ,. ......... _, ~ ,_, 43948. Phone 61 4·483· 1805. 3 Announcement• 1978, 79 or 80 Model SWEEPER end sowing mo· WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS chine repair. p1rt1. end suppllat. Pick up and delivery, Davia Vecuum CIHnlr. one haH mile up 742-2352 Goorgoo Crook Rd, 448-0294. Roule 4, Pomeroy 9·12·TF ond 140.00 oech. FirIt floor only, Write giving dlrectlona. Witten Plano•. Box 188, S'erdla, Ohio ' Reduca aafe • Chwrolet Pickup. eutomallc tren•mlaaion end good con, dillon. Phone 304·676· 2449. f ..t with OoBose Copouleo & E-Vap .. weter pills" Fruth AL TROMM'S BACKHOE CARPENTER SERVICE --.. ......... __... ..... - Add •anti~~ •Lowes!R•181 Aro181d •Dump Truck --C:cwllls wodl Senrice SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 742-2328 4·2l•tf( VInyl YOUNG'S & Aluminum ....oloat_ (PrM lorlmatoo) V. C. YOUNG Ill 'emeroy, Ohio ll-26--ltc ,......__ _ _ __::;::::;:....:,, SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. STRIP COAL Clll for frH sldln& es949-2801 or 949-2160. timltts, Nil Sunday' Calla . Hi-lle Oct. 8 ot 8:30 p.m. ot their building In lalhon, McDenlal Cultom Butcher- lng,opon I dove o wMk, clo•d on Sunday. Phone $3()00 ATON PH. 992-2280 Thera hat never been 1 better' time to be en AVON Aeprea•ntatlvt. Call 448· 3381. Olr.tor for Sheltered WOJk· lhop, Oalil1 Co. Bosrd of MR-00. Mult meet certHI-1 cetlon r.qulrementl of tha 304-112-3224. Ohio Oopor~mont of Mento& Rotordatlon ond Develop· montol OloobiNIIoo. BA do· 4 Giveaway Black •nd ;ree a mu1t. experJenca and blckground In bualnen, lnduatrlal production and 11, le1manthlp Ia 111antlel. Appllcltlonl may be obtelned by writing P.D. Bo• 14, 992·6215 .. 992·73t4 MINE RUN "Btllltiful, Custom BuiH Cllfllts" Racine VoluntHr Fire Dapt. gun ehoot 1Naon will ltlrt white fai'NIII kl-. very loving. 441· 2494. 2104 Muon Blvd. Point I Pleaunt, Friday and Satur- day 9 to 15 . Clothing, dlehel, ml1c. Yard S~le. September 28th. • 110 Maple StrHt, Meidn . ~ Clothe•. furniture , antique · bottlaa·jug1. ..., ) ·• 31 Homes for Sele 2<: By owner Houaa with acrea more or leas, beaftremodeled, orchard, 87 'fir.;"' __________,., well, 822.000. Cell 81 4·1• 388· 9063. :·: 3 bedroom houae with fire-~· place. centrtl air, 2 full,;. bathl, In citY limits. lmma· • ~ diate poue11ion. Call 814-: 24D-.J;2f1 '" •• Middleport, rem'-tdeled. five;~ tooma and l')flth , u•• f~on ·~· nance. cozy firepl1ce. goo<f:~ neighborhood. Price re.:~ ' . ~' . 3 bdr. hOUI8 1Yr bathl. ~ remodeled kitchen & bed-!; rrom. builtin microwave. redwood porch deck In blltck, lots of fruit treea. 1h acre. ; . Acro11 from Slue Fountain ..; Motel , city tchoola. Call", i. I'll babysit while you go to football game or anytime day or evening. 614 -992- 4 acre ranc:h home 4 yra. old. ' 4 bdr., 2 bath, 2 car garage ' : with attached bern. Con-:.. crete aidewalkl, porch11 ...... drlveway1. Extra water tap. ~ fenced in pa1ture & back- .. yard. Will accept mobile ~ home aa down peyment or 1' part of. A""in; tl&.ooo.: 6530. Experienced baby sitting dona in my home. 614-949· 2779. Will do houaacleanlng Mon'. day thru Friday. 614-9926621 . Norlb Gellla High School• area . Call 614-388~9989. : • 3 bdr houte In cheahlre, 2 • Experienced babysit In ""Y Mother will homo Phone 304-675-3288. 13 ~:~. ~=::~~~~h':i~~~~.:!:~~: 820 ,000. Ceil 814-367-•, 7898. Insurance turance Co. hn offered I&Nicea for fire Insurance coverage in Gallia County for almost a century. Farm, home and per1onal property coverage• are available to meet Individual needt. Con· teet Kall Burleaon, agent . Phone 446·2921. 18 Wanted to Do • Located In Syracuae- Naar·· · achool & swimming pool. 3 ' •· bedroom situated on one- ,' third acre lot. t24,500. or ·:... will rent for •27& mo . ·... 304·855 ·3934. . Rench. typo !Brick), 3 btld· room•. fireplace. attached · garege, full buement. newly shingled roof. walking dlatance to Pomeroy Ele-mentary Scht;)ol. *40.000. Cell 814-992·6143. 3 bedroom ranch style home, carpeted, full all~ basement, 1 car gar•ge .. : ln~ ground pool 11x32' .. General Hauling and Trash remove! Service . Reliable and dependable. Call 4483169 between 9 and 6. $46,000. 814-992-6888. --~ - BRICK house, large corft•r ' lot. 2064 Moyo Drive. N•w· Haven . To see call304-88~- . b1wn Mowing no yard to big or am all . Reliable and dependable. For estimate call 446·3159, 9 to 5. WELDING. gu, electric, portable, experienced dependeble, low retas ; email or Iorge job1, 304-675·3677. 21 Business Opportunity 2407. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. recommends thet you do bualna1a with people you know. and NOT to sand money through the mall until you have inveatio•t•d the offering . Great bualne11 opportunity. For 1111 ettabli•hed bu•l "'''· grocery store, carry out. self serve gaa. garage wittl car lift for mechanical work, 3 bdr. apartment overhead Ofl St. Rt . 7 in ; ' THREE bedroom moduli( home, full basement WRh ' fireplace in baaement, on 1 aero of lend. Coli 304· 3~2:• 9559 or 304-896-3486. , . three bedroom 2 story hoUie·• on P1rk Or. Nawfurnance'& air conditioning. dreem kif. · chan with all appliances. Owner will carry aecond "or . all. Small down payment.• 304·676·2 t 92. ' PRICE REDUCED. 22 Money to loan great buy, newly remodeled houae. nice quiet and baa uti-,, fullocatlon . Immediate poa-, aenlon . Turn cff rt . 35 In ' Hendenon, WV. on Hender- ' •on ttreat, go ewev from the • river. the lest houae on , Hendenon Street, 6 rooms with new wall to wall : . carpeting. 3 bedroom houu, R~uih : Roed, Choohlre. Oh1o , full . baumant, large lot, garage. -' Call614-367-7t76. · . Addlaon. Cell 8t4 -367 7486. ·~ 32 Mobile Homea for Sale . ,• . ... HOME LOANS Low fl•od rete. leadar Mortgage, 77 E. Stoia, Athans: Ohio. 1-6 t 4· 692·306t' 23 Coli Pherm•.CV· jl! 446-3499 . M.D. Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy. O.h, Or 992· 7760. Wentad old pianos. Paying J&L BLOWN " lot 614-667-6329. BEDS-IRON, BRASS, old G&W Plastics and Supply · ,. : duced. Call6t4-992·694t.!; SANDY AND BEAVER In· Wanted To Buy ture, SERVICE IN 1HE COUNTRY - Starter night, Wanted to buy ueed coal &. wood heeterl. Swain Furni- •lnaulation SPECIAL FEATURES ARE: large dedt area, water softener, dishwasher, range, refri&. metal building garbage "disposal and air cond. A nice 2·3 bedroom home goes w~h all these features. $35,500. AUCTION avery Saturday 9 608 E . Ma 1 nL.WiQW,,I,,I NEAT UTTLE 3 bedroom home that makes you want to move right ~- BuiM-in ealing bMh in the k~chen and has a water sdtener. Has a lui basement and a good pa-Wng area. LOCATION - Hhcres on Rts. 33, 124 and 7. Six rms., bath, city water at1d garage. near UTILITY BUILDINGS .:HO·IfC 3·1-llt SAVE YOUR INCOME - Buy th~ 18 acres in the country and take life easy. Private and convenient w~h 2 bedroom home and stand-by power plant. As~ng $38,500. MIDDLEPORT - 2 fami~ lg home rented and level trailer next In Will sell e~her or both. I !I All types of roof work. new or repair, &Utters and downspouts, autter clean· ing and painting, storm doors and windows. All Work Guaronteed "free Estimates" I Call: 949-226~ or 949-3091• Sizes start lrom 12'x16' ARROW FLASHING SIGNS FOR SALE OR RENT YOUR PRICE RANGE - 9 acres w~h fru~ and a 3 bedroom home in the country with fa-m pord and trees. looking for $32,500. EXCELLENT HOME- Modern 3 bedroom carpeted home ~ game rm. w~h fireplace, 2 car attached garage and nice landscaped lol. Asking $125,000. ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS H. L. Writesel ROOFING Help Wanted or woman in my private WYo . 304-773 -6785 or 304· 773-9t 86. - SMNer - G11Unes - Septic Systems REPAIR Public Sale & Auction a. - Trencher AND 11 artk:let. If found IH jerry Cremeens at Cheahlre. Oh. A Manufacturer In one of the top groat indust ries in tho FOUND·Rtd temele lri1h U.S. is expanding its dealer Setter ebout 1 year old. Off network in W.V. Minltman Fletwooda Rd., Five Polnt1 , lnduatrlet i1 looking for dealer• and lfiles people to Colt 6 t 4·992-6286. market their Wlrele11 SecUr· ' Baa&ert Hound . 6 months lty Syatema. Extremley high old. · Brown a White. ·Lo1t Income potential call 304Sept. 21 In Hemlock Grove- 624 ~ 7168 or write 0 . M . Cherry r Ridge Rd . area. Richards , Din. P.O .Bo}ll Pieue cell 814·992·7160. 2663 , Clarksburg . W.V . 26301' Thank Vou . 8 ·' Vicinity t:;:;~:;~=;:;~=~=::.-1:;::;:~==::;:=:;::== Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service. Estate, Farm. Arl· tlque liquidation aala.a. Ucanaed & bonded In Ohio&. - Dump Trucks Vicinity Backyard Sal·e. 398 High St . In Middleport . Sept . 261hru 30,trom 10 a.m . to & p .m . flold. Sodiy milled bv child· ron. Pl..•• Coli 448-8243. PH. 992-2772 f.] .lfc mo R. E. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Material & Labor Pt Pleasant & '. 2 blue hsndle•. 2 newopsper Vinyl Replacement Windows ... : ' ·-···--·····-~····-···-~··••f-, ----····-·•:•••••:••···-··-;-·· 1· 8t4-988·4234. Certainteed AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR & LOST: Reward for return of 3~ mo. old black lev puppy. Ml11ing trom Lower G~r­ Lo•t·Peperbeck edition of New Eng. Bible with forgot- Roger Hysell GARAGE ...... Giiiii'iloii·s··.... ·· · School. Clii 81 4-245· 6082. I·IJ·ITC 1?·2GIIC '• FOUND omoll block & white SERVICE . Route 1 lone Bottom, OH. 45743 985·4193 or 992·3067 ,. '-; .. ,(. ~-'Ot~l"-'fl''- pup In eree ot Buckeye Hfll1 We can repair and reoore radillton and hea· ttr C0181. We can 1110 add boil and rod out ,.. dleton. We alto repair Gas Tanka. St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy. OH : Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service PLEASE, PLEASE look at me. You11 love my neat, sleek rooms. I have a balcony, w~hing well lots of closets, and Mom all the custom made drapes pp with me. My owr« must sell me Come and loo~ $35,000. $35.000. Opportunity Racine. OH. SALES & SERVICE 1-(614)·992· 3325 2 LOTS- 2 bedroom trailer on TACT: 949-2293 BOGGS Phone I Vtllage of Syracuse. Me1gs Countv. Oh10. w1l l 1ecewe sealed b1ds on a 1984 model poltcft cru1ser. soectftcanons listed below. unttl 12 noon on OctOber 6. 1983 at 1he MuniCI pal Butld,ng. Thtrd Street. Svra· cuse. OhiO. Sealed btds mav be sent to JaniCe Larwson dark. Vtllage of Syracuse. Th~rd St.. Roofing & Siding Co. 9 I!J I mu tid JOHN'S AUTO SALES town. OF BIDS CHARLES SAYRE AND SO.N H ·IIC Real Estate General Road 63 - Hoffman) On September 6. 1983. tn the Meigs ·County Probate Court Case No. 24225. Wanda Teaford. Route 1. Ractne. Oh1o was appotnted Eto:ecutn)( at the estf)te of Clarence A. Comelt. deceased. late of A.D. 1. S.W .. Calgony, Alberto Portland. Ohto T2P272. ' Roben e. Buck You are herebv notifted lhat Probate Juooer the oil and gas lease between the unders~gned Vtrgil W1ndon (9) 12. 19. 26. 3tc and Kathryn H. W1ndoJ1. as Lessors_ and I.A.O Corr:xxattOn. as Lessee. of whtch the Publtc 1 1 Help Wanted Records of M&~gs County, Ohio. indtcate you to be Lessee or successor s tn mterest thermo. has exPired by tts terms HELP WANTED for non-pavment of rental and bv the fact that there ts no MEDICAL productng Otl and gas well on TECHIIOLOQIST the premtses Safd lease ts recorded 1n Public No1ice ~ Public Notice mark. ~ Btd Enclosed" on outside PROBATE COURT OF ot envelope. IIBGS COUNTY, OHIO 350 V8-4B1 .5.7 lttre engtne ESTAT£ OF CAIISIE BAUM. or equfllalem. power steenng. DECEASED brakes . automat1c transmts- C..No.24192 SIOn. BO amp alternator. pohce NOTlCE OF chassis "op\•on. calibrated speeAPPOINTMENT dometer and gear changet Of ROUCIARY heaW servtce frt . seat. H. Dutv On September 9th. 1983. tn vtnyl tntenor. H. Duty frt . and the Me~g s County Probate rear m3'1s. HR 70x15 Poltee Court. Case No 24192. Nor· Spectal radtal tt res. atr cond•- man Baum. 3 7 13 7 Texas Road. ttorung. H duty 4000 wan Pomeroy. Ohto 45769 and battery. new spothght. elec. Laura Urbantc. 10842 West door locks. undf)rsealed. map 130th St.. Strongsvtlle. Oh10 read1ng light. change ,siren, 44136 were appotnt~ Co· tlashtng ltght and protectiVe .f).:;ecutor and Co-E.:ecutn)( of shield. DeliVer¥ date to be the estate Of Cass1e Baum. spec1hed on btds Btds to be deceased. late of 37137 Texas both wtth. and Without trade-tn Road. PorMroy. Otuo 45 769 aiiONance tor 1979 Chevrolet Robert E. Buck Impala crutser Probate Judge/ The vdlage reserws the nght Clerk to reject any or all b•eds (91 19. 26 (101 3. Jtc Jamce Lawson Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available: KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE PARTS and SERVICE Public Notice •Excavating •Ponds ·septic Tanks •Hauling "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" •Refrigerator• •Drvera •Freezer~ Public Notice All Makes and Models CONTRACTING RECLAMATION Kitchen Cabinets - Roof· inc - Sidinc - Conc:ete Pitios - Sidewalks New Construction - Rt· modelina - Custom Pole Barns. - ··' a •' Public Notice Dewayne Williams & Scottie Smith M.L :ny I I Roofing Residential-New and re-w1r:ng: Commercial and Industrial. BONDED-All Work Guaranteed Call 614-742-2214 After 5 P.M. 9-22· I mo. pd. followinf{ telephone exchanf{e.~ ... Meigs County Area Code 61 4 Chester, Ohio Ph . 985-4269 If No Answer, Call 985-4382 PH: 1-304-773-5634 · Mason, W.Va. C. L. Kitchen 8·29·1 Classified paf{e.~ cover the GaRia County AreaCode614 APPLIANCE SERVICE *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel I I dla 71-Autos for Sale '12-Trucks for Sate 7J.Vano&4WD 7 4- Motelfcyctas 7 5- Boa Ill • Motors 76-Auto PariS & Acce11orieo 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment AND PERSONALIZED POOLS MILLS' ELECTRIC 51 -Household Goods 52-CB , TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 55-Buildina Supplies 56-Peu lor Sale 5 7-Muoical trw truments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade ' l-1-no S&W TV ten books. Old termers almenec. Pocket knife with Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 :. ·. '(erd s•'•s :uppfe•o;::.:::.m4. B Loat and Found PHONE 992-2156 ., ,, 1913 · r..awreoe. POMEROY - A nuber of awards will be presented ThuJ"s. day at the annual meetlngolthe Meigs ua1t of the american Cancer Society, 7: :.J p.m. In the east-west roan of Veterans Memorial Hcspital Rerelvlng awards will be V.auehan's Cardinal, the Farriaer's Bank. Vetenms Mem· orial HoapltBl, The Dally Sen· tine~ WMPO, Ralpll Werry, Roger Hysell. Paul ~. the Rev. William Mlddleswarth, Harlls Frank, Dr. Craig Mal· The Daily Sentinel . .. '. '· ·, 26, theWs, Dr. Wilma Mansfield, Barbara MattheWS, . Jeanet1e Enna Smith, Unda Hamm. Margaret Ella Lewis, Jeanie Witherell and Mary O'Brien. Cancer Society awards scheduled POMEROY - Special meet· lng, Racine I.odg., 461, F&AM, Tuesday, 7::11p.m., wllll work In the master masca degxee. POMEROY - Past matrons, Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday, 7:00p.m .. at the home of Mrs. Lucille Swackhammer in Mason, W.Va. . ' Mauday, SepM:Ima: Middleport, a1io Profesaional Services C&l Bookkeeping Broad r•nga of bookkeelng and tex urvlcea available to auh: your bu1lne•• naeda . Cnrol N..: 448·3B62 PIANO TUNING Bock to ~ • TRI·STATE MOBHE ' HOMES. USED- CARS. '· ~~~g:guR ~~~tJ:~ci"~~~} - .. 448-7672, .,., ! CLEAN USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAt.· • ' lTV MOBILE HOME BALI!II, : 4 MI. WEST, OALLtPOlll, , RT 36 . PHONE 448-727ot: , --------...,.'· 1982 Vlndele mobile hom. . I 1: • •3.ooot 1Ox.IO with range. or b81t offer. Cell 1 4..._ · : 2798. 1988 10x60 Pontloc Chlot ' " School Speclel t25 normal tunln,,. September only. treiler good cond •• rHione-' Word o Kevboord, 304·671· 3824. --------------------· PIANO TUNING-LANE DA· NIELS. 742·2911 .· Alto 'ceah for Spinet or Orend plano', (Even demegad con d~lon) . bit price. Coll448·7113. ' Re&Jucaa from e1B,900 to r •17.1500. EJ~cellant buy on .. t980 Wlndoor 14•70 w.~h ·. expando. 3 BR. 2 batha, ; : central air end much mo·re • • Rodney -Cora Rd . ne1r OaUI. · poli1. Previous .. looh:trt" ' SUBKEN SERVICE CO . welcome . 304·671-1 728 ;Lockamtth arvlca. toolahar· penlng. acrHn gl111 ln- a for Info. ,~ Cheshire, Ohio 451120 or otailod. Coli 034-876-3694. USED MOBILE HOME, IN ' GOOD SHAPE, 304·578- . • coli (814) 387·0102. Aduh mole Cookopoo to 27tt. ood home. After 3 p.m. call ' ' ,. ,. ..... UVIIIn female companion for 14·111·4411. elderly lady In good holllth. Moblia homo. 304·1111- . 3112 or 171-2338 after I . · AAblockfo..,.loldtten.4 Modern hone ond cor with 34 Homea for Sale 0 ----------~ · no expen ... enerou1 N' months old. 114-182· lory to relloblo poroon. Ref· I 74 FREEDOM, 12•111, olr ' 2311. erenca1 needad. Wrtta lox Nawly remodeled 2 ltory conditioning • und•pen· ;, Ta GOod Homo_ lpupploo. ,_7_29_·_P_._P_o_m_•_ro~'-·-O_h_.__ fro mo. 11'1 bath, 31'1 oc-. nlng, partloliy furnlohad, ;, ... two fomsleo.'· chy schools, riverview. 11,500. 304-871-8414. 1 ••, four --I "~ immodloto N-~ A good UZ.OOO. Coli 4411·4222 mather Labrodor Roble•••· ,_, 1881. t4•70. Shuh1lm!Md •' psn limo Offtco Girl. Mull bolwMn 8 & I. 304 •178•1830, be good at ahort hand. mult 1-::-::--:-:--:--- mobile home, miorOWIIH ',· • . .·-- .. l To good homo, 4lollflhelred lllavful ldtteno. 1 - . 2 blaik and white. 1 colloo. l'lioM 304-171-1121 . be good and eocurete typlat. Kno-.. of -keeping htlpful. f'.O. lo• 731. Ma· oan. W.V. Blvlno .. • tralnlna· '*"".. ,. 4 bdr. ranch home. large LR. ful btll-1, w~h garogo, wood burner Included, city oolioolo, 2 mHM from town. Call441·0271. dlahw.. har. central lilr. un: , ' dorponnlng, throe bod· 1: rooms, 1 'h botho, o•collent ~· condition, 118,100. Call l, 30(,;.87B·I041oftor 1 p.m. )l ·------- ·--------....,....... : �, Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Paga--8- The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homee for Sale 1970 Vl ndala u:pando 12,.;83. 2 bdr., centrel air, 1otet electric, unfum .. price U ,OOO . Coli 814·245 · 9222 . They'll Do It Every Time l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll 3 bedroom, with 2 acre• ground, ell modern conven· iar~cas on Woods Mill Rd . Call 446-2709 . 1982 Colonial 2 bedroom 1 OxlSO carpet throughout, excellent condition, partially furnlehed . Cell aft•r 4 :00PM . 614 - 2~6 - 1 228 . t3,~0(1 fi•IT.. 34 Busine11 Buildings Butineu building down· town Galllpollo. • 150 par mo. Call 446·3688. 54 Misc. March•ndlll 114 Misc. Merchandise 36 Lots & Acreage Pats for Sale Land 1 '.h acre. on Rt. 141 . 1 mile from Green School. Coli 446-8197. 61 Household Goods 79 DICK TRACY Motort Hom• • Camper~ "TH£ PAXI!SS ~COMPLETE, Television Viewing OUR SL.I!:EPER 1$ Nr:H< LADIES i'IHC GEN'rLEMEN- MOST CERTAINLY ALIVE, IF NOT Y!T FUL.I.''I' AWAt<.E ••• 9/26/83 EVENING 8 :00 Ill]) Cll (I) Q (]) llD .. (l2J Nowa I]) MOVIE: 'Silence of tho North' I]) MOVIE: ' Hobson's Choice' I]) Tic Tao Dough Cll Uttle House on tho 1973 Dodge Lork mini motor homo, olaapo 8, Nlf contain~. n•w eir con·~ cit loner, axc:eUent conditiOn. Cllll814·248-9513. • • Utiilly troller 4x7.juat built, • U78. !=•II 446-9333. Prairie Cll (jj) ()ye Willie CAPTAIN EASY ~0 ! DON' T FIGH T ! THEY PON'T REALI'Zc 81 ~8~3~~~~~~==~n~o~"":"=~~:~ut~·,~.o~•C~ :~:~··~ ~:~~Ie· ~1 HI L LC II EsT . KENNELs lording oil breedo. lolling ~~ Happy Jock Dog Food. Dobormon pupplao: Srud 8 yr. old 1 7 hondo high more, Sorvloo. Col 441-7791. gontlo end rood rider, oaddlo lnoludad, 100. Coli 81 4· Judy Taylor Grooming. Coli 1_3:-:8-:8_·_97"98-:8-:.-:-:-------814·367-7220. I. Holotoln bull ""II. Coll114Briarpatch Kennels Profu- 216·1311 . olonol All-bread grooming. lndoor outdoor boarding fa- lloglotorod Polled Hlfaford ollhl.ao. Englloh Cocker Spa· bull . Apprax. 1 180 pounda. . nlol pupplao. Cllll814·388· 379-2817. 8790. Simental Hereford Club Reg. Slam••• kitten• alao Colvoo. Phone 211-6402. mothef. "'&' fatlter cata. Call 448-8808. .. '"'.... '.. . 70 Chryolar Naw Yorl<ar. t41i0. Cell 441·4399. 72 Trucks for Sale 76 Ford Courier 38,000 mUea an overhauled, topper. CB, AM ceoa-. good tlrH. t1.800. Coli 448-1028 . .1980 GMC 4•4 .,. ton. auto., PB, PS, 30,000 mi .. tl.200. Coli 448-2403 . ...- .......... .. We' RE. F~ l ENDS 1 STUCCO PLASTERING te~~~;tured ceilings c:omm~ del and reaidentlal, ,,., ootln •teo. Coli 814· 21e- . 1182. : PAINTING • Interior anjl exterior. plumbing, roofln~ lome remodeling. 20 yrlf. oxp. Cell 814-388-9812. :. Morcum llooflnv & &pourIng. 30 yUrt experience, opoclollalng In built up roof. Cell 814-388-9867. .. .FoR f6l.OJ(:o P6114£ RIVI:'R RUNS, llt£ su~ RISES MD llH:i 0RA'75 6!<01\15... F & K Trae Trimming, stump romovol. Coll878· 1331. , 19BO Chevy 'II T.. 4x4. 350 RINGLE'S SERVICE expeFurnl1hed apt. 2 bdr., near auto., 44,000 !fll., wlda rienced roofl.,g, including Lave! loto 8 mi . oouth of HMC. t238 utllltleo pold. tlroo. tl. 700. Call 448- hot ter application Mlnature Schnauzer pup, cerpanGallipollt. All underground 243 Jackeon Pike, Galllpo· SWAIN 0231. 71 Auto• for Sale ploo, AKC lloglotlfod, exter, electrician, meaon. Cell utilitiet. central aewage. lla. 448-4418 after 7 p.m. AUCTION & · FURNITURE ceptional quality. 8 weeki . Call 446·1241 . B-15 , or 87162 Oliva St .. Galllpollo. 8 1978 Ford F·180 PU oulo 304·87&-208B old. f175 . Cell 814·3844880. Monday-Friday. 2bdr .. 2 bolh, 11 Court St. piece wood living room IUite Pl. PB. 'II ton •. good trono, 4109. . TOP CAB H pold for loto Ref. & dop. •326 mo. CoH whh 8 Inch flat ormo 8399, model uHd can. Smith cond.. U.700. Cell 441· Water Welle. Commerclel Beautiful lot on Lower Roc- 441-4828. bunk beda complete wJth 2403. .,d Domeatlc. Teat holea. coon ·Creek. Lind contract bunkie• t199. 2 piece an· Treadle aewing machine, Slam•• kittens. Available lulck-Ponlloc, 1811 botavellobla. Coli Tom looHo 3 room apartment. furn., tron Uvlngroom aultaa •199. leater couch . Call 448- Sept. 24 . 1 lomalo no .. 3 om Avo., Golllpollo, 441- 1 ton dump truck . Call Pumpt Sala1 end Service. moloo 830. each. 114-992- 22B2. 446-7901 . 304-8115-3802. eduha -only, no peta. Call antron recllnera t99, other 7424. 448·9428. 7201. recliners t80, maple dinette 441-0912. 1877 Monte Co~ loodod Co.Rd.18, 6 acrealandwhh 1 - - - - - - - - - - aet1 •179, love Mall 170, Tobia whh 8 cholro, 8 pc. 1973 Ford F280. Hoovy Get your carpet in thlp apring water and 1apt~~nk Smttl fufn! hou11 1~ or 2 hlda·o - bod U50, box llvlngroom, twin mattre11, Blue Doberman. half regia- U , 700. 1.978 Chovrolat duty. A.C .. d1111l goo toriko. ehape. Wat., ramo\lei,,FREE t6 ,900. 614-992-2803 . edulto only, no pato. Cell eprlngs • mattreaa twin or de•k. and Puah-mower . Call tared. lull · blcllrd.od . I truok ·sllvorordo, •3.100. 114-949-2103 or81 4-992- ESTIMATES, FURNITURE montho old. eso. 81 4·992- Cell 814·388·9908 or 114· CLEANING. CAPTAIN full •100 •at raguler-flrm 441-0911 . 441 ·0338. 2717 . 7458. 241-1111. STEAMER 814-448-2107. t120. maple dinette chaka Lot or lot • trailer for ule In Galllpollo Ferry. 304-176- For leaae modern, unfurn .. 2 835. wooh otondo f34, Moving Sale Trash • Trn8356. E & II Traa Service, fully bdr. opt. Ovorlooklng clly maple rockers •159, 7 place turea. You prlcel We selll AKC regi•t•ed Doberman 1979 Volkowogon clooal. 4 73 Vans 4 W.O. door. Coll11 4·248-94011. Insured , free eatlmat ... perk. Includes range & re- chrome dinette let t149, B Windows, acreana, old TV. 1 pupploo, 304·675·3093. 16 ACRES laod. Greer Road frlg . e178 mo. Coli 446- piece dinette Mt •as. uied cheat freezer, loti of .oooPhone 614-387-01::18, cell 1973 Volkawagon. Can· be 1988 GMC School buo 30 after&. area, priced raaaon•bla. 1819 or evonlngo 448· bedroom 1uit11. raflrgera- dloo. Call 446·0929. 67 Musical seen on Mill Croak lid. or p111eng•r. 292 engine, 4 614·446·3703. tore. ranges, cheat, dra11era. 4426. apd., exc. running cond., SEAMLESS GUTTERS; on, Cell 446-9838. Instruments wringer wathera, TV's. Kenmore washer & dryer, vood body, t2,200. Cell piece cuttOm fit your home. 3.80 ACRES In loon, driiJad Furnished efficiency apta. dryerea. I. ahoea. Call 448- portable dllhwaahar, Saert lawn mower, exc. cond . wall . 304-488· 1888. 1973 Ford Pinto. UOO. Call 448-2838 Oftlf 5. Guarentead. Advanced Gut-Good location In town. no 3169. Cooh & oorry. 446-3294. tor, IDoy 814·692-4088.1 pets, dap·. & references raq. Cler ineu, fhJtet, taxa- 1-4_4_1_·8_8_9_2_._ _ _ _ __ lnight 814-898-8206.) LAYNE'S FURNITURE Cell Mr. Doboon 448·3045 phonaa , trombonea. .. Sofa. chair, rocker, otto- Fireplace lntan-ltill in fee- trumpets . Frenka Pewn. 1 973 Plymouth Flood day1, 448-2802 evea . ._ . Roofing and Carpentry Runner, gr•y • red ttripea. 74 Motorcycles man, 3 ttblea, (axtr• heavy tory carton-automatic Shop. 448-0840. controla-2 blawar• -glall IWogoro, ohorp, f1,380. Cell work. general repairs, call by Frontier), f885. Solo, Fuml1hed 3 rooma, with 41 Houses for Rant prh11te bath. Reference pra- chair and lov..eat, t276. door-aah pan-fit1 30 ln. to Kimbell Aquorluo, 2 kay- 448-1300. Anthony Williamton. 814· : Sofia end chalrt priced from 48 ln. fireplace-burn• wood board organ with band lorrad. Cell 446-2216. 1974 Honda Chopper 30 ln. 317-0194. 1978 Honda Accord. Ex. over front - · CB 780 F. UB6. 1o •ass. Tobloo, 146· or coal. t690. Call 614· chordo. 114-742-2187 . 2158-1218 . 4 bdr. house 6 acres of land Jackaon E.tata Apanmanta end up to •128. Hide·•· MPF 131·hwy.). Good Coli 614·949·2737. Got Your Corpat IN SHIP on Rt. 160 In Vinton. Central 536 Jockoon Plko IEquol beda , ,440 . and up to con d.. lingle owner. price SHAPE WITH CAPTAIJI! Uaed trombone and clarinet. eir. •360 mo., ·sec. dep. Ia Houolng Opponunlly) hoo t825 .. llocllnoro, • 176. to New Oak Furniture, tablet, In good condition. Call814- below Bluo Book. Cell 441· 1982 Hondo Aopancodo GL STEAM Ell. wotor "'movoL raf. Call 448-3175. 2061ovonlngo. one bedroom apartmenta 8360 .. Lompo from US. to chairs, cupboerda, pie tafe, 992-1824. 1 100. lnoludoo oil ovollobla fumiture cleaning . Free Ettt. : rent etaning at e167 and · •715. 5 pc. dlnenee from dry alnkl. Paul Conkel• option a. Two tone .aver. motoo, 814-448-2107. •' Modern 3 bdr. ranch with two bedroom rent atartlng It e9s .. to 1435. 7 pc., • 1 89. Antiques, Tuppera Plaine. NEW Bundy atto 11x with 1871 Dodge Co~ In good looa then 3.000 mlloo. Uko basement. North Rt. 110. •193 . 8200 depoo~. Cal and up. Wood teble with alx new condttlon . tii,JtOO. muelc atand, 034-676- cond. Phono 448-7948. Ref. & dep. Coli 448-0588. 448·2745 or leave metAge choirs e425 . 10 e748 . Oook Will-Burt stoker furnanca 1789. 82 Plumbing Phonol14-812-8111. 1974 Muotana II, 4 cyl .. 4 •110 up to t228 . Hutahoo, 24', good cond . Cell 448on answering Mrvlce. & Heating 3 bdr. house near Rio •sao. and up, maple or pine 1572. Electra electric gLiltar with opood •8150. 1 871 Datoun 1 978 Horloy Dovldoan parts -r-Qrande. No pet1, •235 mo. Furnlahad upatelra apt .. 2 finish. Bunk bed complete for -..le. Trant. 2&0. pha11 HS case, crate amp. 80 rma, Pickup t4150. 317-0106. Coli 814-246-8438 . rooma & bllth, clean, adults with manrene1, ·•250 . end Guna-600 guna, new end MO<Ioy Vol. WAH, phooa 3·3 ln. bolt drive. au .... b.• CARTER'S PLUMBING used. Hand gunt, rlflet. 1918 llomblor Cluolc , front and, rear wheel, etc. only, no peta, ref. raq. Cell up to UU. Boby bodo, ahitter. electric tuner, corda. AND HEATING White frame. 3 bedroom 441·11119 . t110. MettrettH or box thotgunt , extra barrels, ltlnd, ml1cellaneou1.herm. 48.000 octuol mlloo. Exoai- Boo 324 Polmor St .. Cor. Fourth and Pine priced far below current houte with carpet. Garfield 14J'lt ~. at·hani,t~liy, lUIJd oprlngo, lull or twin. •sa .. Mlddlopon. • 1 100 value, esoo. 304· Phone 446-3888 or 446· Ave. location. Phone 248· Apt . for rent pertially furn .. firm , tl8. and 178. Queen market. 26 percent will lay 878-8843. body. Ph9no 448-110~. 4477 8269 or 446-8679. suitable for adults, no petl. oato, • 191. 4 dr. cholll, away. Will trade for boatl or 1 971 884 Hondo. Good malt anything. Shot ahellt· t 9B;J i>odgc Aopan, CIU1o .. Cell 448-3733. ave. 446· •42. 6 dr. chooto, 8114. Bod condition. 247-3144. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATFull basement 1 VJ story wtth 0171. P.S .. P.B., I cyl .. ounrool, fromeo. 820.ond 828 .. 10 high power •e.oo. olugo 68 Fruit ING. Fomerly Dewitt'a• city water, dbl. garage, John'• Auto Salea, reel nlaa. gun - Qun cablnet1. '350., 12.25. other ammo below 1882 CB 110 Hondo 3 Plumbing. Call 814-3678& Vegetables 446·4782, Bulovlllo lid. garden, tmall child ac· Furn. 1 bdr .• bath, kitchen, dlnottocholro 820. end 826. coat. 9-6 except Sunday. monlho old. llko now. 1400 0676 . ceptad . referancaa. 304- large llvingroom, large en- Oaa or electric renae1, '32& 814·992-7494 for evening mllao. f1800. 304· 878 1 980 Ronoult LoCor, 4opd., 2808. 675·1076. cloMd porch, adutta, refer- up to •375. Baby metre••••· oppolntmanl. FIFE'S. 3rd. Delicious red raapberriea. am-fm, full sunroof, ,.., enctt. *200 per month, plus 826 II< U6, bed lromoo e2o, St. Mlddlapon. Oh. Excavating Ttylon Berry Patch. Call tharp. John'e Auto Salle. 1983 Suzuki GS 1100 GK. 83 TWO bedroom ulifurnithad, deposit. 468 Second Ave., us .• no. king !rome e&o. 448-47B2. Bulilvlllo lid. Camp Conley, •126 . par Golllpollo. Call446-2236 or Good telection of bedroom Einpire heating atove for 446-8692 . full-dreooed, 1.300 mlleo. month, 304·676· 1 371 or 446-2681 . •ultel. ceder chaau , oolo. 814-949·2868. Phono 304·878·7979. DOZER WORK By Ted 19711 Plymouth Arrow, 876-3812. rockers, metal cabinets, 69 For Sale or Trade Heavy duty Maytag ~outo­ Hanna. ponds. ditches, p.1. , p.b .• am fm 'tape, auto., 5041h: 2nd . Ava. Upstairs •wlvel rockefl. 1 98J 900 Cuo1om Honda. ba11menta, etc. Cell 448~ , THREE bedroom house, apt. Furnished, utilities ptid, Used Furniture -- bookcase, matlc wether, coppertone, eunroof. Jahn'a Auto Sa.... fully•do ado , Jrt~ludlng ItO· 4807 . Carter Roush Rd .• Chathlre, OH . •226, adutts only. Ctll rang11. chairs. dlnnett 111. •150.: Sell delrootlng ra448-4782, Bulovlllo lid. reo. and ttrive ahaft. •~.?01). Transportation. & Evant Full ba1ament, large lot, 448-0962. wood t1ble and chairs, dry- frigeretor. •100.; 30 Inch 4.6 acra1, city echoalt, 3 mi. 304-773-5944. garoge. Cell 614-367· !!fl. refrigerators and TV's. 3 electric range, double oven, from Holzer, 3 from town. 1 979 VW Robbh, 4 opd .• t615 .; Hoover portable lonnie Boggs ExcaVating. · · 7155 . . Rootrlctad. t 14.900. Cell em-fm, air cand., Mlnroof. 1 'bad room Apt. $196. mo. n:tll•• out Bulavllle Rd . Open Dozer. b.ckhoa, dumptruck. : · wether • dryer, •27&.: p John 'o Auto Solos, 448448·3486 alter 8PM. 9am to lpm. Mon. thru Fri., Including utilitiu . Equal 76 Boatsand Electric dryer 186.; Cheat Work by hour or job. Call · 4782, Bulovlllo lid. housing opportunity , Con- 9am to fipm, Set. Motort for Sale 448-7803. lypa lraazer .180. 61442 Mobile Homes lact Village Manor Aptl. 441·0322 742-2362. ' .... '" 1 979 Oldomoblo Srorfira ..... . 61 4-992· 7787. for Rant Cat 216 hoe. dozara, crane, Firenaa V-1. euto., p.a., p.b., • TV II< Applloncu, 127 Third am-fm 18pe. aporty. John'a 1 7' Seo &tor old - t . 1 40 loadera. dump truck. Call Furniahed efficiency end 2 Avo ., Gollipollo, 446·1199. Whirlpoola delux 80 dish washer for sale. Very good Auto Soloo, 448-4782, Bu- HP. 10. aaceuorl11, excel- 814 -448 · 1142 botweon 3 bdr . doublewida in John· bedroom Apt. in Middleport, . Spin weaher1, a•• & electric condition. Leonerd 8111 In 61 Farm Equipment lent condition . Trailer . 7 :00AM & 6:00PM . lovllla Rd . Oh . No pets. Months rent auto wuhera, g~~a • dryers, aon1 Mobile Home Park. U .IOO. Cell 448-3488 ofSyracuoa. 614.992 -6008. - - - - - - - - - plus 8100 1ecurity. 814electric ranges. refrigeraPrivate yard. $300 per mo., Oood-1 Excavating, bile8N Ford tractor with bush 1972 Chovrolor lmpolo . torBPM. tort, TV seta. Includes water. nwage. gar· 992·3874 . Millar Mobile home furnlca . hog. good condition, Rune vood, body·folr, good menta, footers, drivaweya,' age pickup • gas . Hat gaa BoHle or natural gas with • 1 .900. Call 448-3486 of· work cer . •410. Coli 448- Wanted to buy. Semi V IIPtic tanka, landacaping. REBUILT APPLIANCES 1 • 2 bedroon, furnished range. w•ter heater. Electric ahape 1 2 or 14ft. aluminum Coli anytime 446-4537. thermostat, etc. 1100. lo- 1ar 8PM. 0345 . not Included, no pete. li- lpll . 814-992-6434. 614· Wathert. dryers, rena••· well Wingett, Syracuae. boot. can 814-288-8882. Jamea L. Devi•on, Jr. refrigerators. Shop repair. 892 -6914 or 304 -882· mited to 2 children. city owner. 814-992-3827. 1971 Flroblrd. All outo2168. bring It in & Save. Cali • school. close to K-Mart • · Livestock 83 mollc. 8pon whools. •sse. 14ft. V bottom flborgloos II< 441·81 81 . Sliver Brldgey Shopping tilt troller, UO(l. Coli 814EXTRA good top ooll. deliDozer Work, ground clearing 814-742·3083. Cjntar. Coli 446· 3647 Of 2 bedroom fumlehed Apt. 248-88715. •e:•cevation, $26 hour. Call 1 •1 50. month. pluo utllltlao. Waaher a. dryer, A-1 cond .. vered, phone 304-676 · 448-4028 alter BPM. 448-9138. A\lallable Oct. 1. Oapo1it guaranteed, 8196, will aell 7771. 1 reglatered Angua bull 1970 Hot llocl Comoro. Chrlo Croft 1987 conotollalloclno. 614-949- oeparate. Call 814-387•800 .. 1 oorrol pony oaddla Excellent running condition. tlon cabin cruiMr, 38 ft. , J .A.R. Con1truction Co. i 2x80 2 bedroom troll I f required. For Sale: lumbar 1" and 2" ond Body in good shape. For 0880. 2875. UOO .. 1 mlnloAlmiahed. t260 mo. Gat • dimension. poplar, o•k or tura bridle cell 814-992-3187 or whh troller. e12,800. Cell Water Lin ... Footera. Info. harte 3 years ataiHon Water paid. $1 00 depo1tt. 81 4 · 387-0376 between Draine. All kindt of Ditching. pine. For prlc11 end evellt814-112-2880 . OvarJtocked on new 1983 Apartmenu . 304876old. t250. 11 4-9811·3891 . Cell 446-6583. 10·3. 614-448-1343 ofter Rutlond. Oh . 814-742 - • blllty . Con1oc1 Millwood N~chi 11wing machines 51548. • 2903. . 8. Inc., 304-273-2522, Rt. 2 1971 AMC Gremlin . Noodo 10 ttlchea, 10 dlal-o-matic, lloglotarad Holo1oln Bull. 2 bdr. trailer, turnithed. Call II Evergreen Hille Road, fonder. Air con d. •800. yr. factory warranty. Retails APARTMENTS , mobile VOJV gontlo, lood broko. 1'11 ~48-0766 . 1 5' Glooa Mootor Boot. Walk Meigs Excavating. Bulldoaer 814-742-2701 . homll, house• . Pt. Pieaunt over t 300now by clearance Monday-Friday, 8-4:30 ; yaaro old. 114· 992· 7488. Thru Wlndohlold, 50 h.p. • backhoe 11rvlce. BaleSoturdoy, 8-3:00. by Docombor 199. Call and Golllpollo. 814-441· 1'2x6o Mobile Homo •140. Mercury .. long trailer" , manta, footers, landecaping, collect 614-386·4536. For Nlo·Rog\otered Polled 1 872 Mnorlolc. Good work t1,280.00. 448-2877. rionth plua utiUti... t60 . 8221 . driveways, farm pondt. , COUCH, chair, rock1r. otto- Hereford cor, body • lltllo rough. Bull. 18 months dapoalt . No palo. 814-992 man, 2 end teblal, coffH e14-742· 2407 or 614-742114-378-1389. and Chair: O'ibto.i Sofa TWIN RIVERS TOWER . 8284 or 614-992·6732 . tablo, alter I . 304-878- old. Juatamere Aniiety. Ex· 2068 . refrigerator . Corbin & now available to Apartment• cellant prospect . •aeo. ' Auto Part• 1 9BO Toyoto Corollo. · I 78 Furniture . 446 - 4512. 814·992-6186 . 1~x60 Mobile Homo. e150 . elderly & ditablld with an Snyder . 8& ACCIIIOriee opood. Good cond. Prlcod to month plus utilitlat . t 60 . Income of le11 than 1 1~1 . 84 E IIICtrical New chain saw, Stihl Seven Year old buckskin ooll . UIOO. 114 -992 dllpoait . No pets. 614-992- $12.300. Renting for 30 Lorge wood burning add-an 010AVwithcaHandwood1737. percent of adjuated lncome& Refrigeration 6284 or 614-992 -6732 . • Ph goldln•. •421 . Phonol14.Phona 304-876·8679. furnace-brand new- heats CU ltera kit · .22 u. one 2156· 8'832 after 15 P. M. 4 - 1 e.. weatem aluminum 1 978 Pinto, 4 opaad, good meg - · t128 . Exc. 2 f bedroom 12x80 fur h o 1 w o 10 r . 1 u 1 0 m all c 1;3~0~4~-~8~8~2-~3~3~7~8~o~lta~r~I~P~m~.J:=========:.J !Ires, only 22.000 mlloo. cond. Cell 448-0848. SEWING Machine repain, ' nlt:hed . Washer-dryer hoo- FURNISHED apertment, controll -firebrlck lined. IA*lnu only •1.800. Con Hrvice. Authorized Singer ' kup. 8180. month plua adult1. no pet1. phone 304- U90. Cell 814 · 258-1211. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 114-H2-1888 orl14·982- Thrw opood 1ronomloolon, Salea & Service Sharpen utilities I. deposit. No pats. 876·1463 . 2848 oltor 1 :00. Kenmore dryer t8&, GE clutch, llywhoolfor 302 Ford Scluort . Fabric Shop, ; 6 14·992-7479 . ONE bedroom, unfurnithed, dryer '96, Hoover portable t71 . Phono 304-171-7241 Pomeroy. 992-2284. 1977 OLD& Omovo, 2 door, bo'-4-IPM. ' Mobile home Iota tor rant. Golllpollo Forry, t175 . per woohllf & dryer •150. Moyhotchbock, bu- IIOtO. water sewer furnished. 1 month, all utilities paid tag wringer washer •715, PB, PI, •utomatic trantmla86 General Hauling anlan child accepted. 304- except electric. 304-876- oloctric range •98. 30" olon, AMM-FM, 8 rrock. 78 Harvett Gold electric range 1371 or 676·3812. 676 -1078. Camping $1150, frott free refrigerator, naw tlroo, brokoo • ohocks. Equipment engine • tranamiuion reTWO bedroom. unfurnished, Furnished 1 bedroom apart- Admiral •1&0. Saoro toblo JONES BOYSWATEII SER built. •1200. Phono 304Camp Conley, 1160. per ment in Paint Plaaaant, very modo! t.v. •125, block II< VICE . Coli 814-367-7471 . • 488 -1082. month . 304-675-1371 or clean and nice, no pets. white RCA toblo modal.48, or 814·387·0891 . Whirlpool Wllher e9&, naw Phono 304-878-1386 . Extro nlco 8tllr Croft -up 875-3812. 1981 Oklo 98,ATC 1 IIi camper. All equipment, unfinished 5 drawtr chelt Hondo 3 whoolor. aaN llftorl reooonoblo prlco. Cell 448- Wtter hauling, flit Service, . • •es. Amana upright frHaer low ratoo. Cell 814 ·281· Pm. 304·871-5013. 4172. 4& Furni•had Rooms Ul. Skoggo Applloncoo, 1743. : U - River lid. Golllollo. 44 Apartment 1971 Du- runo, hoo-d Lllco now compar, 1 9 ft .. Ohio. Cell 448· 7398. for Rant otlokor UOO. Phone 304- T-m oalo. CaH Tom JIMS WATER SERVICE. Slaaplng room e1 1&, utlllCall Jim Lenior, 304·871875·11111. l.oollo 448-7101 . tlao pold. rongo • rafrlg. 7397. 62 CB,TV, Radio 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart- Shoro bo1h. Man only. 4461973 CadiHoc, Pontloc bluo. Equipment ments HUO Avalleble Utll- 4418 oltar 7 p.m. 4 doora, good con-.. 79 Moton Homes dei partly fum ., apartments 87 upholstery '· esoo. 304-182·3411. available now. 8200 permo. Room 8t board In a nice • Campara ------------------~·~••~ 4 room apt. utilities partially private home to a retired Ham Gaar, Amateur Radio 1 1715 Novo. 310 outamotlo. paid • 1150. A-One Roo! gentlem11n. Antwer to box ototlon, TII4C, MN·2000, TRISTATE olr condition, Audlovoo otoEttl(tn. Carol Yeager, Reel- 300 In coro oltha Golllpollo MS-4, AC Power Supply. 4 UPHOLSTERY SHOP , rao. two af wheolo. tor., Cell 304·871-5104 or Dolly Tribune. 825· Third BTV,IB 200 .. 304·2'731 1 13 loo. Avo .. Olllllpollo. · f718. Phono 304-773Ave .. Golllpollo. Oh 41831 . 2137. J04-871-7388 . 448-7833 or 448·1133. UII. 1---------- ANNIE WELL, YE5 .. f'IIETT 'I MUCHr 1; TI1AT SERf()(JS? Rendezvous' 1---------- a. .... .. . . .... ALLEY OOP Ants lives in holes! Wher' will you qo,Miss Effie, now you got no This lives ma house! Ilt.nows! I wuz jes' jokin'... so's I wouldn' cry! mommy and no papa? 4 --.... -_-..... -· . - - - - -- ..'. . --=;:;=:;::::;===..' -= ..; esuclc Rogara 8 :30 Ill]) CD NBC News I]) Love Thal Bob ClliD (l2j ABC News 0 Cll ® CBS Nowo Cl) Buolnou Rai>ort (jj) Over Eaoy 7:00 II I]) PM Magulna I]) Sumo Bo Allan (]) SportoCenter Cll Good Newo (I) Entorllllnmant Tonight (I) Charlle' o Angelo 0 II) Wheel of Foctuno · (I) (jj) MocNell/lahrer Newshour ®News Ill (l2J Poopla'o Court Jolleroono 7:30 Dill Tic Tac Dough I]) Fragglo flock Visit the world of Fraggle Rock underneath the basement of an eccerttric inventor. (f) Dobie Gillie (!) ESPN's Inside Baoabell Cll Mojor laoguo Baoobell: S..n Francloco ot Atlanta (I) Q (I) Family Feud ® Wheal of Fortune 01 (l2J Entertainment Tonight Ill One Day at a Time 8:00 • I]) rn Boone IPREMIEREI Boone tries lo help his father forget the death of his eldeSt son but things go bad when Boone is caught in the middle of a police raid at a gambling den/ roadhouse. (60 min.) ill MOVIE: ' Firot Monday In October' I]) MOVIE: . 'Golden a · BORN LOSER RON 'B Tolovlolon Service . . Spoclollzlng In Zonlth ond Motorola, Qua~ar, an~ : houaa cello. Coli 678-2398 . or 448-2454. !?ETIIRN TO CENTRAL CITY THEIR Ot/? H'CM1E. I HAVE AN IDEA WE'RE GOING TO NEEP IT/ I HEAR 'IOU WORE A PURTY DRESS AT THE QUILTIN' BEE LAST NIGHT, The Daily Santinai- Pag8 9. Ohio Buy Footory Dlroot. Ugh· weight, llborulooa Bcomp 13' end 18 ' rrovelrnlloro • naw 11' 8thwhool. CoHnow · toll frH 1-800-348-4182 for"" brochure And lAVEI 4 Unfurniahed, downa.. lra; 3 room apt.. 1 bdr., no p'ets. Inquire ot 87 Vine St.. Gelllpollo. b)l Larry Wright Firewood, t30. truck food. now for INaon~ wood thll or will opllt wood ot your Knouff Coal• Firewood luy wlntllf. Coll814·288·8245. homo . 304 · 878 - 421 I I'Ytlnlngt. Umeatone. Sand, 'oratJel, Dollvoracl In Mooan, Molgo, Saaaoned oak firewood. Golllo or pick up 81 lllchordo 304-871-2717 oftlf 4 p.m. • Son. Cell 441-77BI. 101,000 BTU luol-oU furSlightly Irregular carpatl, nace Penway. 1.000: 2715 remanta and whole hou11 gallon tank, t22&: ployor 1111. Ideal for rental income, plono, e&o. 304·875-1423. ate. Prlcaaltlnlng at e2.99, U.99 oq.yd .. Coll 814-892' Woodburner, double door 8173. modal, Flohar otovo. bought in 1982, uNd one winter. Ulld gaa haater with fan, Phone 304· 871-2131 . 80,000 BTU hoato 4 roomo. Autometlc oH control . SM 81 87 Vlno St. Gollipolla. 66 Building Suppllae Firewood- cut ·up, , •labs, •15 pickup load . Call 814Building matlflalt 245· 6804. block, brick. 11wer pipet. Windowe . lintels, ate . Claude Wlntera, Rio Grande, 0 . Coli 814-248-8121 . 66 Monday, September 26, 1983 Mandoy, Septetnber 26, 1983 KIT 'N' CARLYLE•• ( VEP·· r MADE IT M'/SELF, ELVINEY I WISH I COUlDA BEEN THAR TO SEE IT LOWEE'ZY SAKES ALIVE!! IT IS PURTY COME, DEAR . THE LIMO WILL LEAD THE MOVING VAN BACK TO THE FAMILY ESTATE. Clll Spy (!) NFL' s Greatest Momenta NFL·s Greatest Moments presents the 1963 NFL Championship featuring the New York Giants Vs . Chicago and highlights of the 1985 Greeo Bay Packers. (60 min .) (I) Ill Ill! Tha1' s Incredible! 0 II) ® After MASH (PREMIERE) Col. Potter, Klinger and Father Mulcahy are reunited on the staff of a Veteran's hospital in Missouri. (60 min.) Cll (jj) Where Dreams Debut Tonight· s program is a behind-the-scenes look at superstars in the making at the Nonh Carolina School of the Arts . (60 min .) ill MOVIE: ' Man' s Favor· lte Sport' 9 :00 8 I]) (II MOVIE: 'Sessions' (f) 700 Club Today's program features the story of Ethiopia 's persecution of Jaws and new make-up techniques for burn victims. (!)Auto Racing '83 : SCCA Super Veoo from laxington. OH (I) Ill (l2J NFL Footbell: Green Bay at New York Giants 0 II) ® Emerald Point N.A.S. IPREMIEREI Base Commander Mallory must deal with some problems relating to the intrusion of a Cuban plane into n Navy aerial exercise. (2 hrs. ) (I) ® ·Great Performances Spacial 'Princess Grace Remembered! ' A star-studded cast gives a special tribute to the late Princess Grace of Monaco at the Kennedy Center for Perform ing Ans. Washington. D.C. (90 min .) 10:00 (f) MOVIE: 'Tima Rider' I]) MOVIE: 'Tim' 10:30 (I) Stor Time (!) ESPN'o Inside Baoobell (]) TBS Evening News ()) Edouard Manet 'Painter of Modern Art.' The work tind life of painter Edouard Manet iS examined. ill) News 11 :00 D CIJ (I) 0 II) ® Nawo (!) SportsContor (I) Dr. Who 1!11 Bonny Hill Show 1 1 :1 5 (!) Saturday Night at 1ho Fights Saturday Nigh1 at the fights presents a 10-Round Lightweight bout featuring Ken Bogner and Livingstone Bramble from Totowa, NJ . 11 :30 Dill CD Tonight Show ell When Women Kill Six women serving time for murder are interviewed. (I) MOVIE: ' Hoboon' o Choice' (f) Another Ula I]) Cotllno fl II) Hect to Hart (I) Latonlght America llD M•A•S•H e Twilight Zone 12:00 (I) Bumo Bo Allen (]) Ponralt of America: Florida Cll • llJ Nowo ilD MOVIE: 'Ono of Our Own' Thlcke of tho Night 12:30 D CIJ CII lalo Night with David Lallorman (]) MOVIE: 'Tho Sea Wolve a' (f) Jock Benny Show Cll • llJ Nlghtllne D Cll Columbo t :00 (I) I Married Joan (I) MOVIE: 'Rooky Mountlin' Cll E.-lnmont Tonight ellJNowa . 1:111 (])MOVIE: 'Hot T-lhlrta' 1:30 e (f) NBC News Ovomlght (I) My Uttlo Margie CIJ Nowo/Sign 011 ellJ CNN H-lno Nowo 1 :41 (!) SportoCentor . 2:00 (l)llochelor Fothor (!) EIPN'o lnalda 8aHboll JJflijiNf' !"i)'i} yj:l THAT 6CIIAIIILEDWOIIO GAME ~ ~~ * byHenri Arnold and Bob Lea UntcrambkJ these four Jumblel, one letter to each square, to form lour ordinary warda. b r_ I INSAB I I ... ~ ~:"~~...!'::::--·· I KYDUS I 1 rn tJ .... I NARXLY I WHAT THE tSoA~DE ~ER 5AID WHEN THE F'LOWE~ 1\tlUI.DN'T KJ KJ (!;ROW. Now arrange the circfed letters 10 form the surprise answer, as gested by the above cartoon . Ariswer hers:" auo· I I I J-[ XI XI)'': [ (Answers tomorrow) · Saturday's! Jumbles : GLADE PARTY AGE NCY NIMBLE Answer: What.a denlist mlghl do about 1hose mls&lng tooth -"BAIDG E" THE GAP JumiM 1oo11 No. 11, containing 110 puuje1 , Ia •••llablalor $1 .15 plu.Ut ,....., lnd hllnctllng !rom Jumblt, do thll MWip.ljW, 801 M , Norwood, N.J . 07141. lnclucttyowrw..,.., Mlchu,dpcoct. 1nd m•lel chtckllliYIIMitoNtwlfNipe& ' • .. BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Eight, nine, 10 East gels in with the queen he will clear the hearts fo; his J'artner and South will · . NORTH +J712 win up one short of bis · : game contract." •Qs +.H s Jim: "Correct technique is to start on spades. A low spade is led and the. 10 !messed. West is in with the king and should resist the temptation to try to clear the hearts imme1bately. Suppose he leads back a spade. East hplds back his qu""!l and So~th takes his nine.'' Oswald: "South can now .. be sure of nine tricks If he can collect three clubs. So he plays ace of clubs followed by the jack of clubs finesse. East takes his queen and leads a heart. but it is too late. South rises with his ace. He cashes the spade ace to see if the queen will drop. It ' doesn•t. A rubber brtdge player will cash out for nine +KJ75 WEST EAST +KB +QBo 3 .K9763 • 842 +J843 tQ76 +93 +Q 108 SOUTH • A 10 9 • AJ 10 t K Hi2 .A642 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West Nortll East Pass Pass 2+ 3NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: -· Soutb 1 NT 2• Pass •s tricks." By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Oswald: "Dummy's queen of hearts holds the first trick. South is tempted to go after clubs in an elfort to collect a lot of tricks, but if Jim: " A match point player will take his two clubs and study the East-West discards. Assuming West has chucked all but the heart king in order to keep three diamonds, South can throw him In, force a diamond lead ·· and score three diamonds for a valuable duplicate ovectrick." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ., titAM~w by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 43 Encounter 1 House, DOWN in Italia 5 One kind of energy 10 Scottish architect 11 Noted missing judge 13 "- Inez" (1931 song ) 14 Extract 15 Conceit 16- esprit 17 Catnip 18 Renter 20Exhaust 21 Chinese dynasty 22 Vase handle 23 Rustic 1 Desert . crosser 2 Maxim 3 Greek is land 4 Candlenut tree 5 Conceal 6 Russian city 7 Escape 8 Expiating 9 Setback 121terate 160rson 19 Lose one's Yesterday's Answer 20 Ta ntalize 23 Pet 24 Patriotic ballad 25 Diamond 31 Think 32 "Maythe 4 be with ·. you" 33 Swift 35 Viva ~ 38 Work unit 39 Del.uiBe '' runner 26Gush 28Gemstone r.-"1r.:-"'T':-t"::'...., b:-+-+-+- residence 26 - Sound, Wash. 27 Swedish measure 211 Scion 29 Remainder 30 Postpone 34 Before 35 Man (Lat. 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OF LAUGHABLE.-GOETHE I ~; �' Page-l 0- The Daily Sentinel ... .... .,..__ ... . - .~ _ "": _ ~y,SephKnber26, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ... • • -~- Block party said suc~essful ' .... "l -· ---- (:nalk up an ~t rating lor the Middleport Olamber of Com- merce lor Its efforts In stagln&' lts first block party Saturday afternoon. The party was a wholesome, tamUy entertainment endeavor, well supported by the public. WhUe more exhibitors and partlcl(lllllts would have been helpful In fUUng up the vacant spaces throughout the business section where the party was held, ~~Jeri, was still a wide variety of attractions which offered ••something for everyone.'' There were · games, excellent displays of crafts and merchandl.se offered for sale, a wide variety ot food Items sold from stands, and sidewalk bargains otlered by merchants ot the town. · A stage on Coal St. offered entertainment throughout the party hours and the crowd on hand loved the presentations by the various TUG - These representatives of the welding class of Meigs High School receive their trophy as tug of war winners a1 Middleport's Block Party Saturday from Brian Conde, left, presldmt of the Meigs Jaycees, sponsors. Team memhers from the left are Joey Barton, Eddie MIJJer, Hobert Cundiff, Jeff Cundlfl and Tim Compson. Nine calls wereahswered by local units Saturday and Sunday, the Meigs County Eme!-gency Medical Services reports. Sunday calls Included 2; 53 a .m. , Rutland, to 34350 SUo Road for Grace Caidweu, taken to Holzer Medical·Center; ll: 34 a.m .. Pomeroy,atll:34a.m. to Pleasant Ridge for Dwight Parker, dead updn . "' (Continued from page 1) arrangement proposed for rental of the hangar SDIICP- • Under tenns of the current contract, thecountyisdeslgnatedto receive 1 percent of the protlts generated by operation of the -,.._ DOLlS- Gwen Ferguson displayed some of the exceUmt pieces of her Carriage House of Dolls creallons at Satunlay's Block Party In Middleport. Meigs County happenings.. chamber o( commerce members · ~ gold and blue t·shlrts tor Identity as they moved throogh the area making sure that aU went well and providing any assistance where needed. Dr. Craig Matbews was general chairman for the party and Yvonne Scally, president of the chamber, was also acttve In planning and staging the event Pollee officers_ were on dUty throughout the day to reroute traffic around the party area which extendecl fran MW St. to Rutland St., having been blocked ott through the cooperation of Mlddleport Vtuage o!ficlals. During the party son)e 60 prizes contributed by merchants were given away. Only complimentary · remarks could .be heard from the crowd attenillng the first e!fort by the chamber. By the same token, chamber members were complimentary towards the crowd. There was no disorderly conduct and no • Incidents OCCUlTed. It was just a situation that gave people a chance to get out ot the house and enjoy arrtval; Rutland at 4:14 p.m. . some special activities on a beautlextlnguished a brush fire near the fulfaU day. Extending theopenlngremarks to Haggy residence on White's HW welcome visitors to the first block Road . Saturday calls Included: Pome- party was Middleport Councilman roy Unit at Shammy' s at 2: 45p.m. . Dewey Horton. groups, mostly musical, and the Grande Squares from Gallla County moved through 900le smooth square dances In the street. much to the delight of the crowd. Attractive costuming enhanced the appearance ot the dancers. And--there were contests. Walter Haggy, 14, Rutland, and Mark Imboden.14, Middleport, tied for first place honors In a hamburger eating contest staged by Burger-Chef and won dinners at the restaurant. Nellie Brogano!Middle-port won first place honors In a pie baking contest with second going to Thelma Hayes, Middleport, and third to Phyllis Blake, also of Middleport. Amber Blackwell and Jeremy Northup emerged as winners ol the UtUe Miss and Utile Mister Block Party titles. Jay HW served as master of ceremonies for the stage entertainment and the "good guys" were the airport. That percent clause does not exist In 1 the proposed new , contract. The airport was buUt ln1967wltha combination of stat~~. grant montes given to Gallla and Meigs cowltles. Agreement between the two counties allowed the airport to be constucted In GaWa County, with Gallla accepting financial responslbUlty for the operation and maintenance of the facUlty. for Jo Bolinger, 'at the lOcation; Paneroytreated Fire Department, 2: 41p.m .•for a structural fire at~ Butternut Ave. ; Pomeroy at 2:53a.m . to165Mu1berryAve.,for Shirley Jones, taken to Holzer Medical Center; Mlddleportatll: 14 a.m. to Vtuage Manor Apartments for Shawn Roush, treated on the scene; Middleport at 4:31p.m. to222 N. Third lor Dee Dee See, taken to Veterans Memorial; Raclneat2: 47 p.m. to Bucktown Road for WUma Anderson. taken to Veterans Memorlal. Page3 ·.weather forecast Arafat. Belnlt newspapers said a lourLebanese army today accused man committee - composed of antt-goveriunent forces ot using the representatives of the army a nd newly proclaimed cease-tire to warring Christian, Druse and ShUte reinforce positions around army Moslem mUitlas- planned to ~t strongholds on ~ hills overlooking privately today to work on arrangeBeirut. ments for consolidating thf truce. But an army statement carrying Newspaper reports sald U.N. thechargestoppedshortofaccuslng Secretary-C;eneral Javier Peftl'l de Syrtan-backed Druse militiamen of Cuellar was In contact with the violating the cease:flre, which presidents of Syrta and Lebanon Mol$iy halted. a three-week ciVIl regarding formation at a obsel'l(a· war In Lebanon' scentral mountains tlon force'to monitor the cease-fire, and the outskirts ot Beirut. No fighting amOili the prtnclpals The reports said between 500 and In the clvUwar was reported today, 600 observers would be needed to but newsmen In the northern ·port ' supervise the truce, .mediated by city ot'l'ripoll said seven Palestinian Saudi Arabia and the United States goerrWas were kWed this mornlng to end ftghtlng'thateruptedatter\h~ In a bazooka and machine · gwi fsraell army withdrew from Lehan· exchange between factions support- on's central mountains Sept. 4. Ing and opposing Palestine Libera· Gen. Franco Anglonl, comtlon Organization chalrman Yasger mander ot Italy's contingent In the .. November 8 Election Pd. Pol. Adv. r~::;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ELBERFELD$ MEN'S INSULATED > ' G~ AT THE PORVM - Deinocra&lc mrnlnee llopelu1 U.S. Sen. John Glen ·Of Ohio..,.... ai aN~ Yolil pitcaldenlllll forum In S)TIICWie Moadllif ....... Gleim IIII8Wl!l'ell qu UIMi8 from tile public u well u fronl New Yolil GoV. Mu1o Cuomo and U.S. Sen. Daniel Mpylllhan of New York. Tbe forum wllldl wu held a1 the HcKI!I Syrecuae wu altended by approxlmailey . - lhouaand people. CAP r a· erphoto) ~ Mostly cloudy tonight, clearing overnight. Low near 50. Winds light and southwesterly. Mostly sunny Tuesday. High In the mid-70s. Extended Ohio Forecast Wedne8day throup Friday: Fair and wann. IIJpa In the upper ~. Ill mld-110!1. Low&ahout80. Wednesday meeting .., USE OUR FREE IPAAIING LOTS The WUdwood Garden Club wlll meet at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ada Holter. Will view film A tum on the Nelsonville-YorkMeigs game will be shown when the Meigs Local Athletic Boosters meet at 7: 30 p.m. 1\tesday at the high schooL Veteran!! Memorial. Saturday Admissions--Barbara Fry, Pomeroy. Saturday Discharges--Walter Barrett, Sr., Pamela Clark, Floyd Reynolds. Sunday Admlsslons--Wllma Anderson, Racine; Robert Manley, Middleport; Sandra Luckeydoo, Middleport; Bernice Molden . Pom eroy. Sunday Discharges--Macle Prtddy. Marriage licenses Jimmie Lee Putman. Jr .. 23, Route 2, Coolv ille. and Robin Lee WUfong, 23. Route 2, Coolvlllle. Norman E. Hawley, 36, Middleport. and Linda S, Hawley, 36, Mlddlepon. To end marriage ThemarriageofKathleenNapper and Christine Napper has been dissolved by decree filed ' In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. ROYALTY - Amber Blackwell, 6, and Jeremy Northup, 7, after tough pompetltlon were selected the Utile Miss and Uttle Miller Middleport Block Party Satunlay afternoon. They were presented Dowers, gilt certmcates and banners. Amber Is the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Steve BlackweU of near Shade and Jeremy Is the son of John and VIcki Northup, Racine. Contestants had to be six or seven years old. Extensive Interviewing was done by Tonya Ruchti, a therapist a1 the Guiding Hand School In Gallla County and judges were !rom out of the county. Area deaths . Dwight Parker Wilma L. Roush Dwight Parker, 84, ofl()(( Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, dled late Sunday night at his residence, He was employed at the Parkers·. burg Rig and Reel Co. In Pomeroy for 46 years, and was a m ember of the Pomeroy Fire Department. Born In MlnersvUie, he was the son of tbe late Ellsworth and Men ls Wilbarger Parker. He Is survived by his wife, Norma Young Parker, Pomeroy, and a daughter. Myrtis Kay Parker, Pomeroy, a long with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services wlll be held at tbe Ewl~g Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev, James Corbitt officiating. Burial wlll be In theWeUsCemetery . Friendsmay call at the funeral home after7 p.m. tonight (Monday). Wilma L. Roush, 74, 1655 W. Farr St., 1\tcson, Ariz., formerly of Meigs County, died Friday at the Tucson Medical Center after an extended Illness. • She was born May 3, 1909 In Minersville, Meigs County. She was a member of the Logan, Ohio, CouncU120 Daughters of America. Hit the road. An Auto Loan will put you· on wheels. We give fast action. Low rates. Friendly service. Come in today. Get us started. I • Services wUI be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Roberts Funeral Home In Logan with the Rev. Conrad 0. Diehl officiating. Burtal wtll be If\ Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home fran 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.1\tesday and from 9 a.m. untO tlmeof services o,n Wednesday. SALE EXTENDED UNTIL SATURDAY, QCTOBER 1 12:00 NOON MEIGS TIRE CENTER POMEROY, OH. -- &11 .. (!!4• -::.:... . labor support WASHINGrON (AP) - Sen. John Glenn's presidential campalgnishoplngtheAFL-CIO'srank and ftle Is heard when the national labor union votes on endorsing a P~lden\lalcandldateSaturday. · I think we have said from the very beginning that'we thought that wehadagoodbltofsupportwlththe rank and tOe - (and) that that might not necessarUy be reflected when It comes down to voting," Louise Swartzwalder, deputy press secretary for the Glenn campaign, said Monday. . Ms. Swartzwalder said various polls of labor memberships "lndlcate that there is .a depth ot support among membership." "Whether that Is retlected when the ftnaJ vote is !liken - we don't know; It remaJns to be Accordlngtoreports,tormerVIce President Walter Mondale Is fa· . vored to receive organized labor's endonenent. 1be Glenn campaign has , challenged the endoroement procedure, fearing that Glenn support among the rank and ftle won't be reflected In the vote by the general board. slnglecandldaterecelvestwo-thlrds of ·the vote on the first ballot, a second role call wtll be taken between the top two candidates. "There Is a posslbWty that that could happen," Ms. Swartzwalder said ot a second ballot. "It Indeed · the senttrDents ot some' of ~ rank·and-flle people end up belrig expressed · on the' first ballot, according to some ot the tnfonnatlon we have, there are suttlclent numbers within some of , those unions to give us a percentage that would block the two-thirds." Ms. Swartzwalder said the Ohio Democratlsonrecordasfavorlnga procedure In which !be wishes of the membership is reflected by the leaders who cast the votes. "There's a little bit ot fear that If thatdoesnotoccur, It's not exactly a democratic process," sbe said. "The membership In the end does makeuptheunlon,andthosearethe people wfuse wishes should be heard." Ittheboard'ssecondrole:callvote falls to produce a two-thlrils majortty, theAFL-CIOwlllmakeno pre-primary endorsement. · Ms. Swartzwalder sald campaten 1be AFL-CIO, with lts95afflllated Information has been maUed out In unions, represent 14.5 mUIIon antjclpatlon ot the event and that a workers. According to some estiGlenn contingent plans to be In mates, the endorsement lsworthUJ Florida. · · mlWon to the chosen candidate. "EssenttanY, we're just keeping The 500 members of tlie AFL-CIO the lines. (lf communication open board convene Satunlay In Hollywlthpeople_a ndmaklngcertatnthey wood, Fla., lor two OOurs ot open ·are aware ot where .John Glenn discussion on theeildorsement. It no starids," she said. seen.:· Johs·bill program outlined by mayor By BOB HOEFUCII SetltMelltaft Arepresentatlvefrom!heDepartment of Developmenl wW be visiting Middleport soon to discuss detalls of a SZI9,1m community ,, development block grant under the 1983emergency jobs bill p1'0(11'&1n. This was disclosed by Mayor Fred Hotrman Monday night when Mid· dleport VWage · CouncU met In regular session. Mayor Hottman read a letter fran Gov. Richard F. Celeste announcing the grant. Accordlngtotheletter, therewere 139 applications for such grants In Ohio requesting l'nore than $37 mDIIon. The letter pointed out that $ll. 7 mUllon of federal assistance granted the'state In the program will provide more than ~ jolis. 1be letter emphasized Ohio money was targeted to ·areas havbig the greatest employment needs and Middleport was one ot !18 projects funded out ot the 139 applications. Install downspoutlng at a price of $645. CouncUman Allen Lee King said that there were other people who could do the work at vUlage and felt that It should be a bid · situation. Mayor Hollman said that the work n££ds to be done at once. Coullcllmen King 11110 Robert Gll· more voted against hiring Haley• whlle Counclimen Horton, Jack Sa tterlleld and Carl Horky gave Haley the green light to proceed with the repair work. Mayor Hoffman announced a public hearing on the rate hike "iQUested by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. for0ct..24, 9: 30 a .m . at the offices of the Public, UtOitles Commission· of Ohio In Colutmbus. nan Party ooordlnator Mrs. Yvorme Scally, president of the Middleport Chamber ot Commerce, met with councU and extll!nded thanks for the VIllage ottlclals help and coopemtlon In Seek Improvements stqtng Saturday's block party Several residents met wlth coun- which was termed quite successtul. cn and requested that Improve- A discussion was later held with ments be made to an alley between Scally on a Halloween party to be First and Second Sts., running from staged In Ueu of trick or treat night Walnut to Rutland Sts. Councilman by the chamber, Middleport Council Dewey Horton pointed out that the and the Middleport Pro. Mrs. alley had not lti!en Included In this Scally was named to serve as fall's resurfacing because money coordinator of the party and she wtll wasspentonmajorroads.However, work out details with chamber It was agreed that some Improve- l'l)embers and the Pro as to ment can be made to the aOey now location, activities, prizes ani! other and tbe group was asked to remind matters. ·Hope was eXpressed that council neict year on the resurfacing townspeople wW contribute to the request sometime In June so that It party since they will not have to can be Included In plans. contend with trtck or treat night and A letll!r was read from Mr. and a plan will be worked out as to how Mrs. James Brewer, VIne St., residents can go about this. commending Mayor Hoffman and Curbing on Middleport HW was council members for seeing that discussed and Mayor Hoffman said damages to their property were It wW be done this week. At King's eliminated In theconstructlonofthe suggestion, the mayor will Investinew water tower and Jines. They gate the posslbW\Ies or planting al8o commended otllclais for pro- evergreen trees out Broadway St., gress ~lng made In the town. towards Logan St. to camouflage an Council accepted the 1984 tax and area when dirt has been dumped. Income ll(lures approved recently Mayor Hot!rrian wW determine If by the Meigs County Budget tl1j! property owner has any objecCommission. tions to the plantlltgs. A discussion Splltwte was held on therepavingotW. Main Council voted 3-2 to hire' Dwight St. In Pomeroy and'the fact that the Haley to repair the second. noor new surface does not go clear to the porch and steps atvtuagehallandto . ·tcoRtlnued on pqe 10) multinational peacekeeping force, told The Associated Press that Italy has 'been asked to send up to 250 troops to the central mountains as part of the obse_rvatlon force. And the leftist newspaper· As--Saflr quoted uMamed Lebanese govern· ment sources as saying France has promised to contribute 250 observers. As-Saflr said the four-man ceasefire committee Is scheduled to debate a plan to establlsh Lebanese army control over the coastal highway that links Beirut with Israeli army lines In southern Lebanon and over the central highway linking Beirut with Syrian army lines In eastern Lebanon. 1n accordance with "tbe agreement, President Amln Gemayel said he was caUlng for leaders of the various Christian and Moslem factions to begin "a national reconcUI'atlon dialogue at onc;e" to restructure Lebanon' s political system . A conunlttee of representatlves from the various groups was expected to m eet soon ro arrange the conference, posslb~y In Saudi Arabia. In the strat('l:lc hill town of Souk e i-Gharb. which overlooks the U.S. Marine base at Beirut's alrpon, Lebanese soldle1~ milled about the ruined streets, eating grapes, talkIng with each other and raising fists In the victory SW\. Streets In Beirut wt•re jammed with eat'S and pedestrians as residents took advantage ol the truce to shop or stroll . A s[Xlkesman for Middle E a st Allways, the Lebanese a lrllne, said the company hoped to reopen the Belrul alrpot1 "within a few days." Localgovernnnent funds distributed The Meigs County Budget Commission has completed Its apportionment of local government monies totaling $250,00 for 1~ . Local goventment funds are received from the State of Ohio, Tl)c apport-Ionments to the subdivisions of the county aremadeon the basis · of figures which the commission has on hand at the present tlme. Meigs county receives 40 percent or $100,032; the townships receive ~ percentor$75,024and that Is divided among the 12 townships on the basiS o!mlleagewlthlneach township; thevlllages recelve~percent, $75,024 and that Is divided on the basis of population . Amounts allotted to the townships Include: Bedford. 8.18 percent, $6,136.96; Chester, 12.17 percent, $9,130.42; Columbia, 7.18 percent. $5,386.72: Lebanon, 9.98 percent, $7,487.40; Letart. 4.79 percent, $3,593.65; Olive, 9.78 percent, $7,337.35; Orange, 7.78 percent, $5,836,87; Rutland, 9.18 percent, $6,887.20: Salem, 10.19 percent , $7,644.95; Salisbury, 5.99 percent, $4.493,94: Scipio, 7.99 percent, $5,994.42; Sutton, 6,79 percent, $5,094.12. Amounts vWages wlll receive Include: Middleport, 38.~ percent, • $29,266.86; Pomeroy, 39.01 percent, $29,109,31; Racine, 5.79 percent, $4,343.89; Rutland, 7.9..1 percent, $5,949.40; Symcusc, 8.47 percent, $6,354.54. Officials deny recorder findings TOKYO (AP ) - Japanese go- gone down after being hit by a Soviet vernment officials reportedly said mlsslle . Sept. 1 with 269 people today that U.S. Navy search vessels aboard, haw located the Oight data arid Gotoda said the officia ls were to voice recorders !rom the downed be present when the Americans South Korean airliner, but a Navy recovered the two reconlers. spokesman denied the reports. Later today, 10o!flclals, Including Reports by the Japan Broadcast- two, Japanese and onl! from the Ing Corp. and the Kyodo News International Civil Aviation OrganiServleo!, quoting unnamed govern- zation, Jeft Wakkanal, Japan's ment sources, follOwed a statement northernmost city, aboard a U.S. by the chief government spokesman Navy helicopter for an unidentified that' setoff a waveofspeculatlon the u.s. Search vessel. Americans would soon recover the Japan Broadcasting Corp. said recorders. the recorders had been located In But Lt. Gary Shrout, spokesman International waters at a depth of for the U.S. Navy In Japan, denied 2,nt feet west of Moneron, a snlall the reports. "Asotthlsatternoonwe Island off Sakhalin. The recohlen; have not found the black hox," he continued to give off an e lech-onlc said. "I'm not wattling on that one." "pinging" sound which can be The recorders - the so-called plcke<;l up by sonarequlpmenton the "black box"- tuive tapes of the last U.S. vessels, It said. 30mlnutes ofthetlfght andmlght tell It said the main wreckage of the why the Korean ~lrcratt veered off Boeing 747 also appeared to tx-ln the course Into Soviet airspace. same spot, and that the Americans This morning, Chlet Cabinet are preparing salvage opera lions Secretary Masaharu Gotoda, Ja- , l:iut face the technical problem ot (lllll's top government spokesman, overcoming the high water pressure ' said the United States Invited at that depth. Japanese otrlclals to join U.S, U.S. mU!tary and embassy oltlsearch operations off western clals In Tokyo, Hawaii and WashingSakhalin where the Korean Air ton earlier denied that recovery ot Lines jumbo jet Is thOught to have the recorders was lr!Unlnent Meigs Countia~ . Grand jury receiving evidence injured in Lebanon Teacher·strike ends Photo correction A photograph of Eastern High School' sHomecomlng In the Sunday edition of The Times-Sentinel was of the queen, SheUa Koenig, daughter of Mr. and Mr$. Leonard Koenig, Route 3, Pomeroy. With her rather than her escort were the senior attendants, Mary Beth Hibbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Larry Cleland on the left, and Paula Frecker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ke nneth Frecker. GieDD watches .Zips fro_ mlop and buttom oconcealed me!lll snaps ofiberfillrtsulation lor warmth oconcealftj kn~ cuffs oadjustable leg snaps oregu~r and extra large sizes ~avv. brown duck and dark olive. • enttne BEIRUT. Lebanon tAP ) - The meetat7:~p.m. Thl' Mason Chapter 157, Order of the Eastern Star, wtll meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . In the Chapter Room at Mason. Star Points wU he h<?nored ,during the meeting. Area members are Invited to attend. Potluck wlll follow the meeting. Members of the Mason Chapter are requested to take an Item for the kitchen such as dish clothes or towels. at y • Civil war cease-fire ·continues IN THE Eastern Athletic Boosters wW tonfghtatthehlgh school. • e SCHOOL BOARD COVERALLS Property transfers 6 WILL BE A FOR EASTERN ILi·OCAL Beat of Bend p. 5 Forsch no-hits Exp6s KEITH WEBER Write-In Candidate Lots of Litter...• . r;:=========:; Meets tonight Meets Wednesday America's Cup lost Squads have busy weekend Re'iecls ,, ,... 1983 Farmers Bank Your Community Owned Bank , POMEROY,~Ob!O (AP) - The "It's something he wanted to do mother ot a 19-year-old Marine .tor bls country,'' said Mrl. Boyd. prtVate tnjur:ed tn Lebanon says her , "He had tallred about joining the .- son's military service was some- Martnes!oralongtimeandheeven : thing he ''wanted to do tor bls enll8ted a year before graduatlni · country." trcm hl&luchool." She said abe W81 told ~ Boyd'l P!c. Mark Boyd,l9, of Pomeroy, , was ln1ured In fighting In Lebanon lnjurtel when two .Maline~ ahowal . just before a cease-tire was an- upatherdoor. . , IIOIIDOed at mldnl&llt Sunday. H1J Mark Boyd W11 8lll&ned to the : rnodler, .Anlll!tll! Boyd, alia ot Me Battalion of the Marine : Pt:iiW!IO)I, said h e - woundeclln peace-keeplnl Ioree In Beirut, 1111 • the arm. but tbat !be exteat olldl mOcher said. . · lnjul)' was unkllown. '· ~ LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -A Hocking County judge Nled the third tloor con1dor ot the county courthou91' otl-llml~ to aU but 1f0Urt otrlcers, law entorimlent otrlcers, if8IIC) jurors. wttneraes and people with olflclal bullnesa when the county pnd jill)' Ia meetJna. The grand jill)' IJetllnnlng today may be lnvestlpttna the decaplta· tlollllltllden llltOctoberotAnDette Johnstm; l8, and her llance, Todd Schultz, 19. HockiDICounty Proeec· utor Clu1l Veldt woold not oon11nn that report However. Judie Edwin Johnston had ordetal Veldt to preaent the cue to a grand jwy by Friday. Or .l j else, be said, 91'alal Information from the Investigation would be madepubUc. . Veldt flied a motion Monday cltjng space llmltatlolll as the reason lor wanttna the third floor con1dor Umited to o!llclal visitors and court personnel. Judge James StWweU slined that Order Monday. Veldt said the grand j\fry session probably wUl last more than one day. Schultz aild Ma. JC>hnSton disappeared last Oct. 4.1belr tor-. were found tn the river Jut Oct. 14. 1belr UmiB Mre later bmtl burled In a nearby comfteld. LORDSTOWN, Oblo (AP) - A teacher strike that closed the Lonlstown public schools for nine days ended today after members ot the Lonlstown Education Assocla· tlon ratified a new contract, one which leaves salary differences stm unsettled. 'The 9().member teachers' union walked out Sept 14 alter the board rejected an arbitrator's proposal !or a 7 percent Increase this year and next. Neaotlators agreed on a new !I two-year pact at a meeting Monday night. It was ratltled by the school board a short time later, a nd after teachers ratified lt this morning, classes resumed for the district's 1,300 students: Days missed during the strlkewUl have to be m ade up, sa id William Blascak, assistant superintendent of administrative services for the Trumbull County Board of Educa· tlon. He said two days wiD be made up between now and December, the rest alter Jan. 1. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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