http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0b9ab221a37c84dc0fb4c4c49debb67e.pdf e0fa2686282db04420305baa32bda8b0 PDF Text Text .. \ WINTHROP WHATSTHE MATTER ... ARS "rt'U LOBr~ ' • bv Dick Cavalli ·homecoming LETS SEE... l GAME CONN LEW/6 AVENUE,1UI<NSD LEFT ON ELM STREET ... r'M NOT SURE. P.a- Baseball roundup Seepake3 ,. Voi.32,No.l:ll THEN ANOTHER RlaHT TO PEARL 61 Rl:~r... ! AA oUST Nor SLJRE • ' 10 • . at .. I Section, 10 POges 20 Cenb A Mult.i media Inc. Newspaper · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, October 3,. 1983' • Copyrighted 1983 - High risk areas . · e t:EFT OFJ WI LLOU~BY STREET, ~qN M~TL~ .·· AVeNUE 10 Fwt-r::N ~... . ' Arizolla st.orms: 9 -d ead NOW I'M . L06T1 ' Sunday. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -Flood· townofCllfton,. · · emergency shuttle transport after Staff Sgt. _Jim Rotlllisbergerofthe waters up to 8 ·feet deep surged Gov. Bruce Babbitt, who has being driven from their homes by' Arizona Na tlonal Guard said some · Sunday throughhundreds~ho declared a s1atewide emergency, thefloodedSanta~Rlver. · businesses In downtown Clifton In southern Arizona, clos · flew over southern Arizona on ways and bridges, forcing thou· Sunday to survey the swirling Babbitt estimated that at least were under as much as 8 feet ·of . sands to evacuate and leaving nlne waters. He said the devas1atlon was 1,00> houses were under water at water. All drinking water in Clifton, · Safford and Pima was reported people dead or missing. "incredible ... the worst damage Marana. Among the victims in the series of I've ever seen." . ''The Yaqui lndlan village of contaminated. Red Cross units were helping hundreds of people evacu-. desert storms which began last Damage to roads and 111gb ways · adobe homes in Marana was ate their hOmes and go to local week were two llelicopter crewmen alone was estimated at$10mUJ!o~to literally dissolved by rains and school and goveminent facUlties . killed ln . a crash during a $12 million In the Tucson area. sald flooding," Babbitt said. More than half of Clifton was mlsslon Sunday for a mother and Pima County Emergency Seivlces Director Richard Casanova. · . sweptawayhyfloodwater!ifromtlle , .... baby. Meanwhile, 500 people were Morera.in peltedthestateSunday, lnMarana, acommun!tyofabout San Francisco River, authorities evacuated In Tucson as roads the day after helicopters plucked 3,500 residents some 30 miles said. Just. under 6lnches of rain feU disappeared under water, and stranded residents from rooftops in northwest of Tucson, about 200 there.during a 36-hour period, the hundreds more were stranded. Tucson and the hard-hit mining people lined Interstate 10 awaiting National Weather Service said More than 4inches fell on the area In a 36-bour period, and rising waters from the Santa Cruz River swept away at least lour homes. More than 1,500 residents fled to shelters· and hundreds more were stranded as more than 4-inches of raln fell in a 36-llour period ending Sunday, the National Weather Service reported. rescue ,. ... MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS by Hargreaves and SE!IIers ~-----__;;.,., I AM DOING WHY DONT YOU DO SOMETHING IM MEASURING THE ~OMETHING! 51ZE OF A FlJL..L. MOON " •. ~. . .' .... ·-· ... •• Across town, a 5-month-old, $500,00> office building and the $750,1)00 acreage on which it sat were swept downstream when the banks of the Rillito River crumbled. IN9TEAD OF L..YING DOWN A~L. THE TIME '?I •• Foote Mineral hit by strike MembCrs ol Local 5171 United Steelworkers Union of America, OH,YES "?! THEN HOW ·8/G IS IT? ~UST OVEI< TWO FEET APARTMENT COMPLEX COILAPSI:S -The 80Uth end·ofthe RfvervJi,w Country Howes apartment' complex collapses ID&o the Rllllto River in Tllcson voted 204-3 Saturday Ui strike the Graham station Foote Mtneraf Federal AUoy Plant. Pickets were set up !;bortly alter midnight Saturday. The strike also affects Foote Mlneral'sCambridge, Ohio plant. The workers' three year contract e><plred Saturda.v. Saturday afternoon. F1ood waters WJdenillned the apartment's stnicture. (AP Laserphoto). ' TRAFFIC JAM AT CROSSING- Remains of seven homes pileup at crossing or nUnpaging QUa River near Kelvin, Ariz., Sunday afternoon. The homes were washed Into the river wlllch rose up to eight feet In a matter of hours. Road ln background leads to Riverside;Ariz. (AP Laserphoto). • Gallia-Meigs jobless -situation Improves . ', .. (5) 1182 Hargreaves and Sellers JO· · Distributed by NEA,Inc. PttiNTfD IN CI\N.O.DA .• B Cris Hammond ... !!liT IS 1/llP/.EJ$ IN THE Fll(l Or TilE (HPN(.1 ) t:OM~PNtfJI.f). - Employment in ·Gall!a and Meigs Counties continued 'to Improve during A~st, aceordlng to · figures recently released by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. Meigs Colmty, With a reported jobless rate of 12.2 pereent, registered a third month of declining unemployment. The OBES posted t an August unemploymerit rate or 14 percent for GaiDa.. the .second straight montllly reduction for the county. Meigs County's August figure of 12.2 percent represents a decline of one-half of one percent from Halloween party. m~y cover four--day. period . . days. Tile chamber and others Involved In tiJe planning arelqllngtndevelop a pumpkin carving contest, Halloween art on windows In the llualneSS section, a pumpkin pte baking COI!tesl sUiged by Vaughan's Cardinal !01' the bene!lt or the Meigs <llapler a« the American Cancer Soc~. apeclal sales by merchants ol the community and lbe Monday, Oct. 31, event which WW Include a parade of masked persons be8!nn1Da In the 5een-Fnrth area on North l!ecotlll and poaslbly rnoviJii tD the IJardnaer .P~ or to the h.tc 'il ,, . I • '{ •• ~-ll :IIIII. 'lberewW bel''ltli'llol COiturnellT vubll CltiiOi«tti and qe ~ with prtiJel to -be awarded and there will be games plus free refreshments for participants. Middleport residents are being urged by Mrs. Scally to get their costumes · ready for ·the competition. Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Ameri· can Legion, has sent a $:nJ check to the chamber to help finance the party and the village Is expected to make a f!nanctal contrlbutlon. Residents also, whowillnotbavetlle trick o; treat observance because of the party, are going to be asked,to contribute to the party by pure chasing candy treats wlllch are to be lett at vartous store locatlonS to be (Continued on page 10) Logan 'murder update: It . A Middleport corrununlty Halloween party may tum Into a four day event, according to plans being lll8li1e for the a:lebratlon by the Middleport Chamber or Commerce and other Interested groups. The conunun!ty party slated October 31 was the Idea of Middleport Vlllage Councll,ln lieu of trick or treat night. However, the coordinating of the party was tu"!ed over to Mrs. Yvonne Scally, president of the Middleport Chamber of cbmrnetce, and at this point lt may be covering several lllU, TIIAIIK Gt»PN£55 I (SNIFF) IIAVE tAT$. ,. unemployment compensation were reported in Ohio last week under all federal and s1are programs. a 39.1 percent Increase over the previous week·s 'total of . 168,404. According to the OBES, thls large volume was due to Federal Supplemental Compensation (FSC) claimants !Uing for additional weeks or benefits under • the recently passed House Resolution 3409. OBES figures show 3,983 jobfess workers in Ohio had exhausted their benefits under all programs for the week ending September 24. force were jobless during the month. Despite the encouraging trend, both Gallla and Meigs . Counties had jobless rates above the Ohio figure of 10.8 percent. Across the nation, the unemployment figure stood at 9.4 percent In August. . Unemployment rates for surrounding counties during August were reported by the OBES as follows: Lawrence, 16.1; Jackson, 13.0; Vinton, 10.5; ·and, Athens, 9.8. . Across the state, an estimated 234,233 claims for Ju_ly, when the unemployment rate stood at 12.7 percent. 1n Gallla County, the jobless rate fell by eight-tenths of one percent durtng the !)Bffie · one-month period. Since May, the Meigs County rate has fallen by 2,8 percent; w111le over the same four-month period, the GaU!a rate has declined by 2.9 percent. According to OBES figures, 2,157 ofGailla'sclvlllan labor lore~ of 15,415 were without work during August. 1n Meigs, 1,479 of that county's 12,123 labor " • . Jf.r fltrll, lfitN11~ ,'f }:J~y~~ 'tt.fA .~ , ' ,-,,. "•d'' ''I'* ... ;,, 1 "'"'" ''-\ "' fl j .. "' I:.' ,_.. '!".1 ' ~· ., ... •• m ,, >....!•'•·-IJ ., "' .•... ~ " •!,[If' ••• f'l'f! ~··· llf~· l'.' ,;- ,. ,., .h Witness claims . stepfath~r jealous . ' 1 ~ ~ r: I'll d .• "f •' 11 ~··$.l·: ~ , ;r, .. ,.., ,,, .,. '" ,,' ..."' ' I'-\ ..... .•..-r: Weather forecast cloudy tonight. Low 60, Winds SOUthM!Sterly about 10 mph. MOIStly cloudy · Tuesday wfth a 40 percent chaljceol showers. High 74-79. , ExMuled Ohio Fol'l!llll8t • Wet ·~ llnugh ll'rldaf: Chance of lbowen IIOI1heul w......ay. ~'art~¥ cJaudy ...,._ .., .... Friday. Onll mlaor diiiJ , •• Aw• In Mi¢ mlaw -Willi ..,.... lll&bl•'lU .... 41' 71~11.. Partly around lowltHI. \ ''. , 1.,- •.... ... .., " , ..,. .., ,, o"i>·•r' Jo<L ,, ,._~ r ~-··· <.H t·•i- •r ' I LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -The grand jury that Indicted a man on murder charges In the deaths of Ills s)~aughter and her !lance was told that he was jealous of the woman's fiance, a newspaper reports. · The (Akron) Beacon Journal repoftect Sunday that a 17-year-old girlfriend of Annette CooperJohnston, one of ·the victims, testified before the grand jury. The Hocking County Grand Jury last week indicted DaleN. Johnston on charges of aggravated murder. Johnston, 50, is charged wfth the k1lllhg and mutnatton of Ms. . Cooper-Johnston, 18, aitd Todd L. Schultz,19,last OctOber. The torsos of the two Logan residents were found in the Hocking River on Oct. 14. Their limbs and • Other parts were found burled in ~ comf!ekl near some raflroad tres· ties that were a popular gathering place lor area teens. • The girl also 'Said she signed a sworn statement that Michelle, Annette's younger siSter, told her that Johnston sexually assaulted Annette, the newspaper reported. .~ The k!Ulngs happened two months after Ms. Cooper-Johnston left home to live with Schultz's family . The girl told the j3eacon Journal she understood that Johnston was jealous of his stepdaughter's marriage plans. The girl. who attends Tri-County Joint Vocational School In Nelsonvllle with Michelle, recalled a talk she had wlth Michelle In October after thhe two -- tePn -agers disappeared. "Dale and Annette were arguing becausesllewasgoingtomoveoutto . marry Todd ," the girl quoted · Michelle as saying. "She said that If he didn't let her move, she'd press charges agalilst him for raping her. "Dale told her right before she moved out that he'd do anything to keep them ~in getting married." ·The girl quoted Mlcllelleassaylng she didn't believe Johnston would have Committed murder. ....,. · Authorities reportedly remoyed Michelle lllst w~k from the Johnston home. the newspaper reported . . �'' r • • .. • . Comment ' ~ge-2-The Da.iiY Sentinel ·' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, October 3, 1983 ,, Look~ng The baily Sentinel Ill Court Stre('l Pomeroy, Ohio • DEVOTEDJf'O TilE INTEREST OF THE MEHl~· ~l . bO' AI!E.\ ·. ,~ ~m~ ~.__-r1~d, ~ '· ~v hack On W att_..,.-_W_ill_iam_F._B_uc_kley_Jr. mast certainly gullty of rhetorical Wa tt said. because it is progres· clumsiness. But It Is Odd that this frailty, considered so endearing In sively obvious· that what Is most . Interesting about the episode Is no ~orne politicians ·(Harry Trumah, for example), Is unforgivable tn the words he used, but ratfier tha others. response he provoked. · The most Here, I'd guess, Is how a remarkable phenomenon · of th~ semanticist In the 21st century ll'l'f'k that broke over.)atnes Watt Is looking back on the verbal protocols that nobody in the long and rather or the 20th century would probably boisterous career of James G. Watt he Is anti·bllltk, anti-women, anti· · look on Watt's statement: ''We have every kind of mix you can Semitic or anti-handicapped. He Is It Is worth exploring what J'V!'es ROBERT L. WI!IOGET'l' Puhlisht•r PAT WHITEH,.EAD Assistant Publlshe.r/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH Grnt•r :al · :\lanagrr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. have. We have a black, we have a worn~, two Jews aiul'·a cripple." The semanticist might abbl'!';l!!.l~ his finding'! as follows: ' "In America, late' In the ,• 19th. century as the great migrations . from Ireland and Italy took place and the franchise enlarged, It became useful to men running for public offiCe · to associate with running mates with pull in the large etllhlc voting blocs. The pblitlclans -. . . . ~ News Editor · . A MEMBER of The As~oclated Press, Inland Daih· Press :bsoda· · tlon and the American Newspape'r Publisher .c \ssociaiion. ·. LETrERS OF OPINION llrl" wPicomed , Tht>y should tH' les.. than 300 wurd!O long. 1\llletlers arc' sUbject lo rdltl ng and must hf' !tlgnPd with namf". a ddr ~" and telephone number:> No unsigned leiters wUJ bC' publl!ihed. Letters should be In sood ta...,le, llddr~slng lnues, not personalities. Reagan seeks grass • root Issue support - • President Reagan wants to rekindle the bipartisan support heenjoyeW;ln tax cuts and other fiscal issues during his first presidential budget three years ago. For that reason, he has a nucleus of Ohio surrogates trying' to establish "Issue" committees In each of the state's 21 congressional districts. It Is part of an effort to establish committees In all of the nation's 435 congressional districts, deliberately bypassing, In thecaseofOhio, at least, 'the slates' Republican Party organizations. The Committee network will comprise the Citizens For Amertca (CFA), which Reagan requested. Lewis Leluman, drug store chain millionaire ~~~ who ran for governor of New York last year, Is heading up the effort. Some are calling It a broad coalition of r ich people trying to establish a ·re-election mechanism for Reagan, but the Ohioans Involved deny it. , Leluman held a newsc<lnference last week to explain the CFA's mission, saying it Is non-partisan and llmlted strictly to local promotion of conseJVative issues picked ey the CFA's national board In Washington. WASHINGTON - President State Sen. Donald E. "Buz" Lukens, R-Middletown, and former Sen. Reagan'stopadvlsero)ldrugabuse ·Thomas A. Van Meter, R·Ashland, are making recommendations to policy, Dr. Carleton Turner, likes spraying the controversial herb!· Lehman for the chairmanships of the 21 districts. Lukens said he is mostly recommending prtvate citizens, civic.leaders, cide paraquat on domestic marl· and others who teet strongly about issues but are not Incumbent Juana fields - a remedy bitterly otflceholders. ·• opposed by environmental groups, He will not head or be Involved In a committee, he said, because "It's my to say nothing of pot smokers. As It happens, Turner holds a 'advice not to use any Incumbents, Democrat or Republican"- osienslbly In a bid to draw non-political figures Into the process. • -patent (along with the University of van Meter said he already has made some recommendations to . · Mississippi) for a chemical test that Leluman and that they Included one person who Is a Democrat. detects the presence of paraquat on "I didn't know what his party affiliation was. I just knew that he was not crops. He stands to earn royalties If attlve In politics but felt strongly about issues," Van Meter said. the test Is marketed commercially. Van Meter denied that CFA Is a political instrument for Reagan's So continued paraquat spraying re-election campaign, pointing out that the organization, as long as it sticks could enrich him personally. to Issues, will keep Its tax-exempt status. Turner denies there's any conflict of Interest between his White House He meant, he said, that If CFA worked for a candidate, people who advisory role and his paraquat-test contribute to the organization would not be able to deduct It from their patent, which he obtained while taxes. Leluman said the CFA, which has a $1.5 million annual budget, Is being doing marijuana research at the University of Mississippi. funded from private soorces -Individuals, corporations, and foundations. State Rep. \Yilliam G. Batchelder, R·Medina, was among several other His role In the administration's conseiVatlve Republicans who praised the effort although he said he has anti-marijuana policy, however, not been approached to participate. "The party's been having a hard can be criticized on. other grounds. times, When the party Is weak, this group can work for the coriseJVatlve Though marijuana Is now the movement," Batchelder. nation's fourth largest cash cropHe agreed with Lukens that well-known officeholders should not be after com, soybeans and wheat Turner refuses to acknowledge that placed 1n the forefront. Leluman Said the group already has Ell district chairmen In 10 states the Illicit production oftheweed has become a major crime problem. although the CF A did not officially organize until Aug. 3." · Yet professional' ·Cimilrurrs- are taking more and more control of the lucrative traffic. -- - ' '\~? i\1\11~ --·--r-:~ ' \ ' rJ- U:R£GULATICl-l- THE 1WO·lXiJ,AR 'TW&NTINiNTAL . ,.......... fUGHf called this a 'balanced ticket.' No · public objection to a balanced ticket was made on the grounds that reaching out for an Ital!an or an Irish Catholic might, In certain circumstances, be Inappropriate If, say, the scarcity of quaiUled candidates with such backgrounds were the case. In the 20th century, particularly In the large mpniclpal centers, It became progressively Important to have Jewish and black political associates, " Late In the century, homosexuals and the handicapped put In a claim for direct representatlqn, so that i fully balanced tlcl\el' In a major cosmopolitan center, to the extent the size of the ticket made this possible, would Include Americans of Italian, Irish, Jewish and black ancestry, a homosexual and a handicapped. Now whereas for a period, the appearance of can~­ dates of diverse ethnic background, sexual preference and biological health was never a political option, It gradually became a political obligation. They called this 'affir. rna tlve action.' "But a part of. the protoCols of affirmative action .was not Jo mention that affirmative action was ·what was g'olng on so that, for Instance, by the late 1980s, whereas a black would be considered Indispensable to a well-rounded ticket In a major city. · Pot growing htJsiness __-:-·;_____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n Berry's ·World • "In my view. It remains a small-scale diversified activity perpetrated by hillbillies," Turner has stated. Officials of the Drug Enforcement Administration echo this opinion, characterizing the pot farmers as moonshiers, unemployed lumberjacks and counterculture holdouts. · But this pipe dream Is belied by mounting evidence gathered by local pollee and the DEA llself: Marijuana growing now has all the trappings of blg·tlme agribusiness, Including automatic sprinklers and fertlllzlng equipment. It also has some of the ominous trappings of big-time crime: fields protected by state-of-the-art electronic devices and tripwires connected to frag· ' mentaton grenades. The DEA's own files show the astonishing g;owth In domestic marijuana. production. i.ast year, law enforcement authorities des/royed 38 percent more pot than was previously believed to exist. Federal Investigators gave my assocla\es Donald Goldberg and Kathy McDonald some examples of mobster Intrusion. Into the "green gold" Industry: - In Oklahoma, where pot Is the second largest cash crop, two witnesses were . murdered before they could testify In court, and a young girl was killed for stealing 30 , pounds of the weed. There Is evidence that some local pollee are on the traffickers' payroll. - A recent California bust on a 20-acre farm turned up 60,rul marijuana plants, !n Kentucky, raids on five farms produced 3l,rul · plants. - The U.S. Forest Service !otlnd 6,rul marijuana farms on public land, and received :nJ reports of threats Involving pot growing. - Similar evidence has surfaced In Florida, Missouri, Kansas, Ohio !11\P dozens of other states. Yet DEA continues td scrimp on Its budget for federal-state crack· downs on domestic marijuana growers. Instead, the agency concentrates on such public-awareness devices as a documentary rum on marijuana narrated by Ricardo Montalban, the Mexican-born star of ihe "Fantasy Island" television series. Rep. Glenn English, D·Okla., suspects there's a political reason for the administration's refusal to admit that domestic pot production Is a major crime problem. "With marijuana, It's extremely difficult Mother Nature strikes. The Daily Sentinel_-~ge-3 Pumeray-Middleport, Ohio to show progress (In a crack· down)," he explatned. WATCH . ON AGRICULTURE: The veal you eat may~ hazardous to your health. A recent preliminary report 'by an Agriculture Dep~rtment task force shows an alarming Increase In excessive residues of sulfa and antibiotic drug'! In veal. In 19in, USDA InSpectors con· demned 450 calves with dangerous drug residues - some of them with more than 50 times the permissible leveL Last year, the count to 1,500 calves. The danger to consu· mers: An allergic reaction might resulf, or consumers might build up Immunity to the antibiOtics. The residues were caused Ijy dairy farmers misreading or Ignoring the. Instructions for use of the drugS. rose .Cowboys witi agaln; Colts shock Bengals By The A""""'•'ed l'reu Dallas coi-nerhack Ron Fellows• 58-yard toochdown run with an Interception helped make the Cow· boys the only unbeaten team tn the , National Football League Sunday. The Los Angeles Raiders lost for the first time when Redsldns quarterbaqk JoeThelsmannpassed to Joe Washington forascorewlth33 ~nds left and a 37-35 viCtory, Dallas, developing a reputation as the Comeback CoWboys, spotted Mlnnessota a 24-12 halftime lead, then rallied ·for a 37-24 victory at Mlnneapolls. The Cowboys are~. whlle the Vlklngs dropped to ~2. .Minnesota gained lis 11-potnt lull1tlme lead·on the strength of two . toucl)down passes from Steve Dlls to San:unY White. Dallas curthe lead to24-20onRon Springs' 5-yard touchdown run, a score that was set up by RDn Hill's 37-yard punt retutn. Then came Fellows' touchdown return ot the Interception and an Insurance score on a 12-yard TO pass from Danny White to Drew Pearson to climax an 84-yard driVe i8d by .Tony Dorsett, who rushecl'!or 141 yards. The~malin's ijJird TO pass at Washlhgton boosted the Redsklns to a 4-1 record. The Raiders dropped to an Identical mark. At Green, Bay, Wis., the Packers had a leaguE-record 49-polnt perfor· mance In the first half en route to a 55-14 win aver Tampa Bay, now 1}.5, which made the winners' rerord ~2. Among the Packers' first half touchdowns were a 90-yard punt return by Phllllp Epps, Jessie Clark's score ona 75-yard pass-run play and Mike Douglass' 35-yard run with a fumble. San Francisco boosted its rerord tiJ 4-1 wjth a 33-13 mauling of the New England Patriots, 2-3, at Foxboro, Mass. Joe Montana passed for two touchdowns and Ray Wei'SChlng kicked four field goals tn the 49ers' fourth straight victory. Miami stumbled In a bid togo4-l when Ken Stabler passed for one touc)ldown and Wayne Wilson, subbing for Injured George Rogers, rushed for 161 yards on 13 carries as the Salrits beat the Dolphins 17·7 at New Orleans. Each club now Is 3-1. Cleveland also (iropped ~ 3-2, when the Browns' three-game wlnnlng slr!!ak was snapped 24-9 by the Seattle Seawhawks, ~2. at Cleveland. Rookie Curt'Warner had two short touchdoWn runs for the Seahawks, who capitalized on three Cleveland turoovers. In other games, the Baltimore . Colts edged the Cincinnati Bengals 34-31; the Pittsburgh Steeiers cloWrle\l. t}le.~ Houston Oilers 17-10; the Phlllldelphla Eagles nlppedtheAtlantaFalcons28-24, the Chicago Bears beat the Denver Broncos 3H4; .the San Diego Clulrgers edged the/ New York Glants41-34; theLosAngelesRams -topped the Detroit L!Qns 21-10 and the Kansas City Chiefs trounced thl!'l St. Lools Cardinals 38-14. · Monday night, theNewYorkJeis · play the Bills at Buffalo. . . Colts 84-Ben!t;als Sl Ken · Anderson threw for four 'touchdowns for the Bepgals, 1-4, at 1 Cincinnati, but Curtis Dickey')! ~yard tn the fourth quarter won It for the Colts, ~2. who had moved to within wlnnlnil range.on field goals of29 and 53 yards by Raul Allegre. l'1lllrllurP 17 HOIIIItoo 10 • WlththeSteelers, ~2. tralllngl0-7 ~atnst Oilers, 0-5, at Pittsburgh, quarterback Clttl Slolililt, who had been booedroondly, combined with Walter Abercrombie on a 51-yard pass-and-run touchdoWn on what had begun as a broken play. It was Pittsburgh's ~nd viCtory over Houston this season. Eafll- Z8 A&Ianta 24 ·Philadelphia pulledoutlts victory aver the Falcons at Atlanta when RDn Jaworski combined "with Mike Quick for a touchdoWn on a 53-yard pass-arid-nmwlthl:45remalnlngtn thegame.Atlanta,whichtralled21-7 atltaittlmt!, tooka24-2lleadon'Mick Luckhurst's 44-yard fleid goal with 5: 48Ieft. TheEaglesnoware~2and theFalcons2-3. , Chicago Sllleaver 14 Receiver Willie Gault scored two touchdowlis on pass plays, Including a 72-y~r with resel've quarterback.Yince Evans, as the Bear5, 2-3, beat the Broncos, 2;a, at .Chicago. San D1ep 41 New York 34 Chuck Muncie ran 34 yards lor a ID)!Chdown, his third of the gaJPe, wllh4:·32toplaytollftSanDiego,2-3, over the Giants, 2-3,' at East Rutherford, N.J. · Rookie Eric Dickerson rushed 30 times for 199 yards and scored touchdowns of 1, 8 and 4 yards, sparktng the Rams, ~2 . past Detrolt,l-4, at Anahj!lm. · KpvaeCtty38"', Louls14 Kansas City Improved Its record to 2-3 With lts.home Victory over St. · Louis, 1-4, as TheotlS Braown and Billy Jackson scored on short runs and linebacker Charles Jackson scored on a 37-yard run with a recovered fumble. Playoff bound ·AL teams . win; NL teams lose the last seven games for the Orioles since they clinched the division. Rlchard Dotson, one of two .20-game winners for the White Sox, and four .rellev\!rs combined on a three-hitter to beat Seattle. The White Sox finished with a majqr league-teadtng 99 victories.· Their finish was the most lopsided In the league since the Yankees QUtdlst· anced Detroit by 19~ games In 1~ Dotson, 22-7, worked the llrst 5 2-3 Inning'! and allowed all the hits With two walks and five strikeouts. Dennis Lamp worked the nlnih Inning for his 15th save. Lee Tunnell pitChed a five-hitter as Pittsburgh ended Philadelphia's season with a loss. 'l'unneU struck o\tt five and walked one. Jason Thompson hcimered for the Pirates In thefourthtomake ita:D. The loser w.S rookie Charlie Hudson, 8-8, who Is schE!duled to pitch In the third game of the NL playoffs. · Jim Barr pitched four Innings of scoreless relief to help the Giants Stadium Sunday afternoon. The Colts scored on the next play. ( AP: Laserpholo). · · • Seattle rips Browns .• By The Assnc••M Press The two American League playoff-bound teams ·- Baltimore and Chicago - won Sunday on the last ilay of ,the season, while the National League playotr teams Phlladelphia and Los Angeles both lost. The Orioles finished With a 2.() victory over the New York Yankees, winding up . six games ahead of Detroit In ·the AL East The White Sox beat Seattle- 3-0 to finish a league-reconl ~ games ahead of Kansas City tn the West. Philadelphia lost 4-0 to Pittsburgh but finished six games ahead of the Pirates In the NL East. In the West, the Dodgers were beaten 4-3 by San Francisco but woond up three :. games ahead of Atlanta. ~Boddlcker, SanunyStewart and Tippy Martinez combined on a one-hitter to beat the Yankees. Eddie Murray hit a two- run homer, a career-high 33rd, for the Orioles. The triumph was only the second In LOOSING HELME'l' - Baltimore Colt running back curits Dickey at the goal line hy Cincinnati Bengal defenders during the second quarler of their NFL game at ·l!'.!!'r!!"OEI looses his hebnet as he Is tackled aver L.A. The Dodgers led 2.0 after ihe llrst lrinlng, but San Francisco . got one back lp the second, then took the lead With two runs In the fourth on RBI hits by Dan Gladden and Brad Wellman. Iii other AL games, Jim Rice ' nailed down the league .home n111 championship with three-nmsbot, giving blm 39, and also tied Cet;II Cooper of Mllwaukee for the RBI title with 126. Rlce'shomergavethe Red Sox a~1 victory overj:leveland In 44-year-old Carl Yas1rz.ern.Skl's · last game as a player. Wade Boggs ot Boston also finished the season with a .361 batting average to win that tndlvldual honor. Yast:rzemski, wild Is retiring, played In his 3,:Qith major league game, a rerord, starting In right field. · He left In the eighth !nlllng, having gone 1-!or-3, to the cheers of 33,497 at Fenway Park. Cooper homered over the roof In right field at Tiger Stadium, and Rick Manning drove tn two runs with a triple tllat powered the Mllw!!ukee Brewers over Detroit 7-4. Cooper had two RBI to reach the 126mark. a At Toronto, Ken\ Hrbek paced Minnesota's 13-hit attack with three hits, tncludlng a tWo-run homer, to lead the Twins to a 9-3 victory over the Blue Jays. · Rookie right -hande~ Steve Brown tossed a six-hitter and right fielder Mike Brown had three hits as the California Angels beat the Texas Ranger$ 2.(). Brown, 2-3, walked one and struck oot four. Luis Quinones sent tthe Oakland A's ahead With a pinch-hit double In the seventh Inning, breaking a 4-4 tie, and the A's finished the season with an 8-4 victory over the Kansas ·City Royals. Oakland's Rlckey Henderson had three hits and stole his league-leading lffith base. In the other NL games, winning pitcher John Stuper singled home two runs to cap aflve:runflrst Inning that c~ the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Cards, last year's World Series champions, diopped to a 19-83 to finish four In the NL East. Matt Slnatro singled In two runs and Brett Butler had an RBI single as the Atlanta Braves beat San Diego. • CLEVELAND (AP) -Cleveland offensive lineman Cody Rlsien provided the most concise - and accurate - d~rtptlon of the Browns' 24-9 loss to the Seattle Seilhawks: "Self-destruction." who returned the ball to the 11. Warner, who finis!IM with ~ yards on 24carries, took it therestQf · the way in three carries. Seattle, ~2. forced four turnovers by Browns' quarterback Brian Slpe and turned three of them into quick touchdowns, Including two 1-yard scores by rookie Curt Warner. r;;:==========~ , SERVICE Dependability Peace of Mind The Cleveland collapse, which snapped a three-game winning streak, began with the score tied :1·3 and less than a minute gone In the second half. On the Brown' second play from scriirunage, Slpe was Intercepted at the Cleveland2ll-yanl line by linebacker Shelton RDblnson, MARY C. KEBLER Enrolled ro Practice Before rhe Int erna l Reve nue Service. Your Farm Equipment Store recnnl TRI-COUNTY BOOKKEEPING . SERVICE 618 E. Main St . 992·26~8 Pomeroy, OH . ~&R Block Office location . Pomeory, Oh. PH . 992.-3795 I. USDA Is distributing some: three million pounds of canned· salmon to the needy - as a way of helping the depressed salmon Industry. A single botulism death; caused the recall of much of the· canned salmon produced In 198J and 1981, and th!! resulting scare caused a huge surplus last year. · at ease, Lowell Wingett -------~--------~7---~~~- It.seems that Mother Nature has been slapping me around most of my life. Not that It Is a condition exclusively with me but things that happen to me seem more Important for some reason than If they happened to complete strangers or even to my neighbors. Maybe I'm not as unselfish as I pretend to be! I can remember when MN (!will use the initials In true bureaucratic fashion) started picking on me. She sent the fall rains which turned the red clay roads of Pension Ridge into · sticky quagmires that pulled a small ·boy's overshoes down Into muddy oblivion and caused him to get a paddling when ·he got home. Or she could send six Inches of new snow overnight, maldr!g the walk to school something your toes would not soon forget. True, she sometimes smiled and sent spring and · fall, but It Is the cold toes and the lost overshoes that stick In my memory. Since then I have spent sixty-odd years trying to oatguess MN and . "/sn 't it possible that our losing the America ·s have never yet won. If you would Cup isfi 't the end of the world?" like to ootsmart the lady, watch me ' closely then do just the opposite. You can't lose! . This year MN has been partlcu· larly harsh. Remember last winter when Ohio was blessed with gentle weather. I was In Florida where we were having our usual winter. 1 came to Ohio In April and MN came with me. She not only brought Today Is Monday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 1983. There are 89 days left In disagreeable temperatures but the year. · Almost the last rain we have rain. Toclay'shtghllght In history: On Oct. 3,1863, President Abraham Lincoln had plenty whlle It seen. But we declared the last Thursday In November Thanksgiving Day. lasted and 'I had a mobile hPme On this date: , moved onto a lot In ~yiacuse which • In ll!76, Johns Hopkins University opened In Baltimore. had turned Into a qua~ rtgqt . In 1954, "Father Knows Best," starring Robert Young and Jane Wyatt, our eyes, If you hav~ been ' before · ' premiered on CBS television. very unlucky •enough to set up a In 1977, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India was arrested .tn mobile home In the middle of a ·New Delhi on two charges of corruption while In otflce. · swamp, yoo'll know what I mean. In 1919, Pope Jolm Paul n spoke to 20,<XXI Catholic young'sters at New Yorl<'s Madison Square Garden and stressed the Importance of knowing .The cement block foundations sank and we had to ~level the whole Ou1st. shebang. It was Impossible to get In Ten years aao: President Richard Nixon acknowledged that !hi! charges without carrying mud and we agalnst .his vice presideD! were seilous, but lie said lt was proper for Spiro haven't yet been able to get all the Agri!W to say he w~ not resliln If Indicted. 1 1 .Today in history ' stains . out of· the carpet. In d9n't bite and as far as I know don't desperatlor. I had a cement walk spread any germs but they are sure bullt to the front door. It hasn't to startle vou. Loveb'\Jgs, selentlflcally known rained since! as Placia Meartlca, are small black Don't think I'm complaining. I and red Insects that hatch from am just describing my most recent larvae twlc,e a year, In the spring tussles with Mother Nature. The and late summer. I won't say they grass · I planted with such. high are born copulating but billions of hopes ·this spring Is drying up !rom them die th,at way. Their sole the long drought and the cool pursuit durtng,(heir shorilifetlmes summer I had planned In Ohio locked In ·aerial embrace is-prOsomehow got sidetracked with tempertures well llp In the 90s. We . creation. Lovebugs fly boopled through the air In droves, getting had air conditioning In Flortda but smashed Into the · windshields, none here so for some time we have grills, headlights and fenders of been debating changing our heating cars. I can hear some of you saying, system to one that included central "How ierrlble! " while others murair conditioning. We finally made mur, " What a wonderful way to up·our minds to change so out went die!" I have no Idea what the the old furnace Into the back yard. Iovebug thinks. We are not te!Tibly The new system was not tully bothered by them where we live but installed when MN struck again. farther south they are a real We had two of the coldest nights problem, even a traffic hazard. since last spring and NO HEAT! After years of gardening I had thought that MN had struck me with the wares she had In stock. I had fought potato bugs, bean beetles and cabbage worms along with the other pests which thrive on the home garden and make garden· lng such tun. I thought I knew all about bugs until we m!lved to · Florida. There we were Introduced to two of that state's prime pests, palmetto bugs and lovebugs. The palmetto bugs thrive allywhere In Florida where the palmetto tree nour1shes, which Is practically anywhere In the state. They are about two Inches long and at !lrst glance, you think ydu are, seeing a giant cockroach. ·They are easily domestlcaled which makes them , such a pest. They hatcl!lntherough bark of the palmetto or any other variety of palm and Immediately make tracks for the nearest hallie. They love people! TheY can squeeze through a crack not much wider than a knife blade. ri you plan to retire to Florida be prepared to entertain such palmetto buks. They Afew years ago we were Invited to spend a few days with my daughter and son-In-law In their condominium at Ponlpano Beach In southern Flortda. We started out early In the morning expecting an enjoyable 300 mile trtp. About 50 miles from home MN .~truck again! We ran Into clouds of billions of Jovebugs doing what they do best, flying and loving. By that time we were on the Florida Turnpike and 'had to stop at every rest area where an employe was busy washing the little critters from windshields With a hose. In addition to stopping at · every rest area and waiting our · turn at the hose, we had to stOJ) · between rest areas and scrape a peep hole. When Mother Nature takes a swipe at us, she _doesn't pull her punches! As the shadows deepen at the end of the day, those dark plac~ in your yard seem to creep closer and closer. to the house. Pretty soon you can't see ~nything at all. Unless you have an outside SeCI,II'ity . Light from your electric company. 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Reds lose finale, 3-2 HOUSTON (APi - Houston last 15 hitters he !Aced. ..Astros' rookie pitcher Jeff Heath· The Reds took a 1.() lead In the cock Is looking fmward to his fourth Inning on the run-scortng ott-season vacation- aU ope w~ single by Walker. Walker's thrOw· oflt. tng error In rlght fie~~ bottom The 23-year-pld rtght·hander ad· ofthetnntngenabted""m" WaWng vanced from Class AA to the major to score the tying run on Craig leagues this se;u;on and wW spend . Reynold's base hit. · the wtnter preparing himself for an The Astros strlJCk for two runs In attemptatstaytngwlththeAstrosln the sixth Inning off loser Jeff 1984. · . Russell, 4-5'. Kevin Bass and Tim Heathcllck didn't hurt his cause Tolman' singled to get the rally Sunday night, aJ]owtngjustfourhlts started, and RBI $Ingles by Reyaver- eight Innings as the Astros nolds andGeorgeBjorlananmaclelt closedthe1983seasonwltha~2wtn ~1. , · , aver the ctnctnnati'Reds. Cincinnati cut t¥leadtooneln tl)e · ninth Inning on Paw Householder's ' Heathcock, 2-1, struck out ·four two-out run-scortng single. Frank and wauied none. puane DIP!no, wh0plckeduphis20tllsave, stliiCk out pinch hitter Dan DDar· Wlllker' s RBI single In the .fourth if!n!ng, Heathcock retiled 14 o1 the .dello to end~ season, After ' ~ - 1 ' 0 . \ FRUTH ·PHARMACY . OF OHIO, .. INC: . 786 N. 2ND AVE. .MIDDLEPORT, OH. HOURS •MON.-SA-T. 9:00'10.9:00 • SUNDAY 11:00 TO 8:00 PH. 992-6491 OR 992-3106 I \ ' ·- ~---- · cLIPANDMAIL•- - - - - - Please !!Cild me more information about Security Lighting. ' Name~ · --------~----------~--------------------------------Addrw------~------~~--------------------------~-- .I I • City·~--~-----_;__ _ _ _ State_,;__ _ _ _- : - - - - Zip>_ __ _ _ __ Telephone . L i\ccount N u m b e r - - - - - - - -- - - - - Mail coupon to: Marketing/Customer Services·Dept. • .Oh.io Power Company ----------------she 301· 305 Cleveland Avenue, S.W. • P.O. Box 400 • Canton, Ohio 44701 We I :I I it our beat. POWER , •• •• ' I I ..I ' . �' 4 The.!)aily Sentinel · Page .. . Monday, Otlolw 3, 1983 J>omeror:-Middleport, Ohio 1· Meet the Meigs Marauders I -· }JG's ~cCiure shatters MAC passing records By The By Associated Press Gay, It was Central Michigan 13, Morgan scored on runs of 4 and 10 opening of · Miamt's new Yager Even the losing coach was In a Stadium when Mike Prindle kicked Kent State 7; Northern Illinois 20, yards for Toledo. good mood Saturday after Bowling Ball State 14; · Toledo 31, Ohio · Western · Mlchlgan spoiled the a 45-yard field goal as time ran out. G!Wn quarterback Brtan McClure University 0; and Western Michishattered Mid-American Confergan 20, Miami 18. ence passing marks ,against Eastern Michigan. Kent State caine closetosnapplng McClure, whobrokeMACrecords a loslngstreakthat lsnow17games, ~-~-----------------------------the longest In NCAA D!.vlslon !.But for passing attempts, com pletions, total passing · yards ahct-< .total the Chippewa s held on In a game offensive yards, hit on 37 -o~ . 51-......... marked by turnovers - five for First 15 attempts with one interception for. CMU and four by the Flashes. customers who 427 yards as th~ Falcons won 26-21. "I don't want to pralseourfootball ~ring in this McClure threw two touchdown team for a performance like that," (lasses and ran for another ·score. . said the w1ru11ng coach, . Herb Halloween The F alcons were up 26-14 miJway _ Deromedl. Kept State's Dick See- • Coupon through the fou rth quarter . but the mlak, meanwhile, remains optlm!s· will get a Hurons cut the margin to live points tic. "As soon as we beat our 15 word ad and lost a c;ha ne<> to win when a mlstakes, we'llbecomeagoodteam touchdown pass was called back and start Winning," he said. ·for 3 days because of a c(ipping pena lty with Danyl Richardson gained 262 in 3 papers I: 43 left. yards in 27 carrtes and scored twice The victory leaves Bowling Green for Northern Dl!nois against Ball FREE in a four-way tie for the confe rence State. Kicker Vince &ott added .lead with Central Michigan, North- 40-and 21-yard field goals for the ern illinoiS and Toledo, all at 2.(). Cardinals. or coupon good I Western Michigan Is 1-1, Ball State I for $1.00 off any I and 0/tio University 1-2, and Toledo put Its game away early, classified ad. I Eastern Michigan , Kent State and ahead 17 .() In the first quarter going I Mia mi 0-2. I that covered 32, 23 and 23 on drives · In other conference games SaturEKpires Oct. 31. ·I yards. Ohio turnovers Jed to two of the Rockets' firstthreescores.Steve Ben~ HAJJ.OWEEN COUPON DAVEFOUROD 1>-i, 11!5 pound Senior Fullback .. • -.~ .' Postlewait captures tournamen • ·. . MATI' RIFFLE 1>-8, 140 pound Junior Wingback Scoreboard ... Saturd ay's Nl•w York ~ l'l'ftl8 F'IN.U STANDINGS AMERICAN I.Et\GUE x"Baltlncre ffl. &I 92 70 91 71 ~rol t New York Toronto ffi Mll.,.,.aukee Boston ~ Oei.'E"Iand ~ 73 75 "" 7B 'l1l 84 92 .005 568 6 - ~2 1 .549 9 .5.T7 II .481 20 .4.:!2 28 99 711 Tl TC?tas 7~ Clakland Callfomla MIME'SOia 70 '?() seante ro 63 8J 85 88 9"1 '32 10'2 .611 .aB8 20 .~75 22 .4."17 .<02 .4."1:2 ..rro 25 29 29 39 xdlncha:l dl\'lslon Clll1• Saturday's G~ Toronto 4, Mlrlnesota 3 Milwaukre 10, Detroit I Cleveland 3. Blston 1 KLlnsas City .J.7, OakJanci J..l Neo.v York 5, Baitlm:lro 4, 11 !Jlnlnw; California 6, Tf'MS (i t.'hlcago 9. Seatt.le 3 · EAST DIVISION W L P et. 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Guest speaker will be Sid Edwards of Community Action Agency. All members urged to attend. l Homecoming . spaghetti dinner WAHAMA - Wahama At· hletic and Band Boosters will sponsor a homecoming Spa!jh· ettid!nner Friday, 4: 30 to 7p.m ., In the l)igh school cafeteria. Dinners will be $2.50 for adults .. adn $1.75 for children. Menu is spaghetti, salad, rolls, ice tea and coffee. Qesserts will be available for an additional charge. · BELLY . l()atlnlillll EVERY MONDAY NITE Slorling Oct. 3 - 1:00·8:30. . INSTRU<;TQII: ALMAR - From Athens ' FULL · ••,. 1109.95 ' $6495 $7C}95 Ea. Pc. E1. Pc. -RICE'S· FURNITURE 9:30-5:00 Closed .Thurs .. 446-9523 854 Second Gallipolis, OH. • SLINDERELLA CLASSES Scout officers elected recently . • ...-J--... .;~~:;,v~dcfo;;• :~~t~~P~·c·, : ~, ·~·~csAJ r:~~~·· ..,odoj• Money-Back Guarantee! • If yo11rt 'not completely sat1SI 1ed with your new RCA VideoD11c Player. return tt and !ree di lc w1th1n f1ve days and rec.e1v~ a lull rehmd . 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Then eeM It wltb • ourOMIIautybul!eeueoaiiCe. i· . o Golden french fries (or belled polaiO aft.!'r SPM) 0 . . touled IJftlan brtlrd • o AU the bot homelll8de map ud pn1ea freab ulad you care to eat o Featuring~· creamy aild delldoiii Cheele Soup made' • from rMI cbedUr me··-' CAlL FOR REGISTRATIONS TWIN Two men and two women were enshrined Into the Ohio 4-H Hail of Fame during the program by State 4-H Leader, Charles W. Lifer. This year's recipients were Arthur Carrter, Medina County; Mary Curry, Clinton County; J . Lynn Gower; Clark County; Grace • Also read was an inVitation from Harsh, Hocking County. The honothe Wildwood Garden Club concernrees were .selected on the basis· of ing their 45th anniversary celebraMonday Night-7:30 P.M.-Five Points their corvtbutlon to Ohio 4-H'ers, tion on ·Oct. 4 at the Forest Run Tuesday Night-7:30 P.M.-Mason Methodist Church particulafly through leadership United Methodist Church. For the Wednesay Morning-10:30 A.M.-Five Points and distinguished service. county' m~ling on Oct. 20, Ida The Advisors' Recognition ProMurphy wDl check abOut having a gram v;as sponsored by The Cravat program on aloe vera . Jo Ann Newsome. Instructor~ Ph. 992 3382 Coal Company, Cadiz; Preston Arnmgements were m ade for the Wolfe, Coi\IITlbils; The Ohio 4-H club members to meet ilt 9 a.m . on 1-l~;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;j" Foundation; and the Ohio Coopera- Oct.14togototheBobE vans Farms I tive Exteruilon Service. Festival. Revisions were made in the 1983-84 club book. A"letter of appreciation for help with the fair Dower shows was read from Janet Bolin, general chairman. Mrs. Murphy gave devotions . using an article by Russell Hoy and a New officers were elected at the poem, "Why Me, Lord?" by Carol Friday meetillg of the committee of SandbOrn. For roll call m'embers Langsville Boy Scout Troop 239. responded by naming a succulent. Elected were R CharlesHolllday, Officers' reports were given and chairman; Karen Brown, treas- dues and membership fees · were · urer; Laura Deiavale, secretary collected. and membership ~halrman; Bob Thelma Giles had the program on Brown, achievement coordinator; succulents, noting that there are Lynn Sexton, activities and equip- lO,OOl plants In the group, the best m ent; and {.awrence Scarberry, known being the cactus. Succulents scoutmaster. have wax, mealy or a hair covering The yard sale was set tot Oct. 3 to help cut down on water evaporaNo Finance Charges! and 4 at the comer of State ROute 124 tion so that they can go months ln ta rUt · l rlf& lmancing (subjeCT TO 1;rtidiT appr oval) and County Road 10, from 9 a .m . without water. She said that cacti evlt llab l ~ Through Applli'n ce Buyers CrediT Cor poration Ask fo r d eT~ils untll dusk. The proceeds will go Into can be from one inch to 40 feet tall , the .troop treasury. An activity day with most blooming at night. Mrs. Get a Free VideoDisc!* was scheduled for Nov. 7 at the Giles showed specimens of aloe Your e ~o i ce of any RCA ~ lbum 1n s10cit w11h 1uggested vera, hen and chickens and Salem Center School PTO. re1a1l Pflte up to 139 98 POMEROY Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order qf the Eastern Star, wtll meet at 7:45 p.m . Tuesday at the ·Masonic Temple. New officers will be electro and dues will be paid. Happenings Or st.oo Off Any Classified Ad (Cash Ads Only) ' • ... $19.95 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN ALL SEATS $.1,00 ADMISSION SVERY TUESDAY $ 2 00 Uuoueh Oc tober 15, 1983. FREE!! AfG: '249.95 /" MIDDLEPORT -'The Meigs County Chapter of Demolay will meet Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend . . Ji:or Nissalke, that first Includes emphasis oil putting In the basic . offense and defense during this first week of practice. And he wants to concentrate this season on building a better defense, andonrebOuJidlng, which he said wDl go hand In hand. The 15 players were tested Friday on their running, flexibility and physical strength, and Nissa Ike said everyone reported In good shape. Newcomer Lonnie Shelton, the veteran fOIWard acquired from the .Seattle SuperSonics, Ukes what he's ·seen ofNissalke's approach . Nissalke predicted that the 6-foot~Shelton, who averaged 12.4 points and six rebounds a game for Seattle last season, would be a "tremendous" addition to the Cavaliers. Shelton said he hoped to be ~ible to take some of lhescor!ngpressureotf gtW'd World B. Free, who led the Cav.s with a 24.2 average after 'arriving in a December trade, and ,fOJwardClltfRobtnson, WhoC!'ntrJb. :uted 18 points a game. _ _ : Shelton sees better things ahead 'UIMler new ownership for the :ea.va11ers, who won only 23 games :)ast season. .J Calendar ' No .subscriptions by mail permitted In tow ns wh ere hom e carri er ser vi ce Is ava il able. 531 JACKSON PIKE · RI 35 WEST Phone 446- 4 524 Fernwood Garden meets Rachael S. Oownie of Meigs · bOwls. The precious metals and County was honored for 25 years of gems are symbolic of countless volunteer service to 4-H at the 40th hours that 4-H advisors spend in Annual Advisors' Recognition Lun· helping boys arid girls Increase cheon held Sept. 28 at Ohio State their knowledge through worthUniversity. while projects and activities. The This program pays tribute to pin ·or bowl is a symbOl of the 4-H Ohio 4-H allvisors who have advisors' dedication, achieVement and service - the visible sign of a ~ompleted over five years of job well "done. volunteer service. The a dvisors Ohio has over 20,600 volunteer 4-H recognized have contributed more than 19,400 years of voluqteer advisors who provide leadership to leadership to Ohio 4-H. more than 167.000 bOys and girls in Advisors being recognized were 8,200 lcoai4-H clubs. presented--clover pins or pewter Pu blished every aft ern oo n, ' Monday 1hrough F riday, 111 Cour1 Stref't, by the Ohio Valley P ublis hing Co mpa ny- Mul· 1lmedla, Inc., Pomer oy, Oh io 45769, 992· 2156. Second class pos tage pa id a t Po. m eroy, Oh io. Campfield. ru1111ln g back, m1 thf• Injured C1Jic~ ~~~~"'SEASON York York 1.:;, Monlre.'ll 04 Pittsburgh"· Philadelphia o St. Lout5 9. Chka,go 6 San Francisro ~. Los An ~k's J Atlanta \1 , San Diego 3 Hoo.!ilon J. Cincinnat i 2: END R EGUlAR S&\SON FOOTRAU, National Football l.£agut• r"-'EW YORK GIA..:'\/TS- •\t;lh•a,t('d !..<'on Rrl~ ht . runnlnJ! back . and plact>d Billy Monu:Eal WHERE HIGH PRICES DON'T HAVE A GHOST OF A "" CHANCE! (US PS t45-960) A"'Divlsloo of Multimedia, Inc. Su nd ~'s Gam eo~ N~· r-,ili~~~~~~~ii~- -4-H honors Meigs Co. advisor The Dally Sentinel . McCra111·, pitcher. SUndlu"s Gallll'lll Mintll'SOia 9, Toronto 3 Mllwa ukee 7. Detro! 4 Baltlmore 2, New York 0 lbsron 3, etPvPland I Ca llfomia 2, Tcoxos 0 oakland 8, Kansas City 4 r'lo'ew San Franctsro 4. La> Angeles 1 Phlladl'lphia 5, Pittsburgh J San Diego 4, Allant.a 3, 10 !nnillgs techniques and r.elatlng them to each participant's individual needs or sales situation. . This Introduction to sales professionallsm course 17 vital topics suCh as "developing instant rapport; arousing curiosity; identifying buying signals; defusing objections; telephone techniques; and, goal setting for success. Each session will include important sales techniques and goal setting ideas that can be put Into action by the novice as well as experienced salespeople. · For fu rther information regarding · this course, or to register. contact the Ohio University Office of Continuing Education, Conferen· ces and Workshops, Memorial Auditoriurrt ~ lower level, Athens, Ohio 45701-2979, 594-_6876. HOMECOMING COURT-MISs Anne Adams, evening. Pictured are the queen and her cowt, front, daughter of Mr. lUid Mrs. Rick Crow, Syracuse, was 1-r, Jamie Evans, and Sama!)thaSisson; second row, crowned as the 1983 queen of Southern Hlgb School Debbie Michael, Queen Anne, Laren Wolfe, Tina Hlll; during· bnpresslve halftime ceremonies Friday third row, Brian Allen, Paul Harris,Totlf RlfOe, and Wade Connolly. SAN JO~E , qillf. (~) ::_ Kathy · , St . Louis J. Chicago 2 Pc:t. GB experienced sales trainer, Snider is capable of reinforcing DuBois Uvingstoves. rain C'tnchu.all G. Houston 4 WIST DIVJ!IKJN x-Chlcago Kansa..~ Clt:V 1st game · 'Monlreal a! Nf"\'J Y()('k. 2nd game. Plx:l. . By Tht- EAST DIVtiiON W L Gam~ ~. Mu111~al 4, Monclay,. October 3, 1983 ' Local salespeople can now particIpate In the Lee DuBois course In Selling Techniques, one of . the fastest growing sales .courses In the country, without leaving Southeast· ern Ohio. This seven-week course will be conducted on Monday ~en!ngs, 7-9;30 p.m .. Oct. 3 through Nov. 14. on Ohio University's Athens campus. It is open to all community · residents. · The selllri.g techniques presented can he applled to any market, any product, even retail sales. ~ The~ DuBois video training, an exciting portion of this course, is supplemented by on-site Instruction, a: defatled workbook an<) group discussion. Mark Snider will serve as the local facilltator for this course. An ·-------------------------------1 Postlewait birdied the 18th hole Sunday to capture the $175,00) San Jose Classic b}j one. stroke as defending champion Patty Sheehan blew a chance to clinch the LPGA Player.of the Year"title. Postlewait, three strokes off the · lead a tthestartoftheround, won her . first tour victory with a closing 5-under-par 68 on the Almaden Golf and Country Club course. Postlewait's 54-hole total of 6. under-par o! 213 was a stroke better than runner-up Charlotte Montgomery, wtlo shot a 69 Sunday. LARRY RIDER 1>- io, 1!15 pound Junior Guard Majors ' The Daily Sendnel • Selling technique course offered FIRST 15 CUSTOMERS FREE AD MIKE; WILLFORD 5-9, 167 pound Senior Wingback • I EJ:perienc ll! t ~ ll! full dimll!rl!i10r1 ol st ereo sound1 from specially encoded ,ldeodi scs and ll!nJor !he addll!d conver'l · ience of wireless remote con trol Hand un•t lets yo u aehvr~ t e play. pr~use and 'll,ur~l Sll!arch at 16X or 120X normal spel!!d m forward or re ver se .all from the com fo rT of your e11sy chau · )Eu• rn•l Jmphher 1y11.., ,.....,.,~d . .ISC .ftAYEI5 filM ·· NEIIISCS $27995 ____ __ ..·-- S!~ . DinnerTable. .... . ,. ... ~·· • . - N ..... . , _ .., . , , - .... .. , 328 VIAND STREET POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. L Ingels MIDDLEPORT Furni~ure z &Jewelry 992-2635 ... .. �' • o..Hy Sentinel . Po.ite;oy Middleport, Ohio ·'Alfred area ·activitzes_____________........._~ """ . 8J'Nalm PARKER Alfred Sunday Scbool attendance lll!pt.l8waa*. church attendance, 1112. Oa Sept. 25 Sunday School 33; church attend- Unity Singers and Alfred Choir were featured during the afternoon · program. VlsltorstncludedEleanor . Boyles, Belpre; .Walter Morris, Debbie Ross, Parkersburg; ~- · :11. and Mrs. Delbert Yost, Mrs. John Alfred Church Is sponsoring a Cavlnee, ~thy and Jesse, Mr. and : WieDer rout tor the community Mrs. Stephen ,St. Clair and Ste·~ 8. ~cne Is welcome. phanle, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. aU p.m.'; wtenerroast Warren Bentz, Glouster; Mr. and -•~ -6 p.m. Jrung adUlt class Is ·. Mfs. Ertc Brooks, Ertn and Jody, ~ wieners and buns. Qlh. New Marshfield; Mr. and Mrs. '!11'8 attendlnrure asked to brtng a Clarence Warner, Gary WB.I'I}er, . ~ dlall or dessert. Athens; Mr, and Mrs. Ray RodeAt dlurcb Sept 11 the cholr sang · haver, · Greenacres, F1a. Here, Good Morning Alfred Youth met Sept. 25 at the . Up'Jbere."RayRodehaver,Greenchurch. They plan to meet every acrea, Fla., sang with the choir and two weeks. Bob Brooks and Lee •tDid bow tile 11011g was written by hls Ann' Robinson were In charge of the _,..,,., after the wartime airplane Proiram and presented a qutz • C!l'Uh deeth ot hls cousin's brother. matchi!Jg Bible characters with · Alfred Homecomtng was held their foods . Sept. l8 at the church with over 100 . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz and .......,._was c.-liar! - ·:'Good Ntrilrt ;~~::·:r~j::: " Mrs. Connie Grounds of F1qrtda called on Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welsh recently. Mr. and Mts. Don Updegraff of Birmingham, Ala. spent few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. The Lend-A-Hand met at the Presbyterian Church recently with 12 members present. Mrs. Frances Young and Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welsh spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal and famlly, The Plains, 811d Donna Wlnefordner, Charleston, W . Va., were Sunday visitors of their Pl}l'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Neal. Dena Welsh and Bonnie Nap)ier visited recently with Mrs. Leatha ' ·. Fredet1ck Y. Smith. son ot David c1 and Kalharyn M. Smith of 814 , ~ st. Camden, Maine, has . liei!lll PIIIIIIUk!d In the U.S. Atr Force · Ill tbe ruk at lieutenant colonel. 1 8mltb Is a logtstlcs plans and )lroeruna staff oltlcer at Wrtght· ·.J>Jatta- Atr Force Base, Ohio, . ·wltb the Aeronautical Systems , 'illvtam IIlii wife, Maly, Is the daughter of lr.raDk and Mary A Btse of 82 Main at; ReedsvUle. • " ' · Tile colonel received a !':laSter's &lellee In 1974 through 'the Atr . Foree Institute ot Technology. ·-~an H<lba!1 Public Notice PUBUCNOTICE The annual election of 1he Me•gs County Agnculture SoCiety Directors w1ll be held MoJJday, November 7. 1983m the Secr'etary off1ce at the Fair Grounds at Rock Spnng, 01110 from 5 to 9 p.m. Qualiftcatlons for directors are that they must be a quahf1ed voter of Me1gs County and must have a membership t1cket m socoetv of 1983 no later must be ~:t·~~~~s;~~:~~~ 5 p m. October 1983. Only persons holdme1nberhs tp tickets at the I of the 1983 County Fair or at least 115) calendar davs before 1he date of eiOCt1on are Qualified to vote. Pet1trons can be obta1ned · from the 'fa ir Secr~ary T't'1e Me•gs Agncultural SoCiety By Mrs Wallace Bradford. Secretary 11013. 10, 17 , 3tc completes-Auto-Din Army course .. Sgt. JI!Telll,Y D. Mayan, son of enlisted personnel with a working J>aiiiDe Klmllard of Apple Grove, W. Va., bas completed the AutomatiC Dlaltal Network (AlJTO. •DIN) IWitchtng center traffic oper· knowledge of data communications operations and the use ot the communlcatlon processor unit In on-llne and otr-llne-aperations. He Is a 1979 graduate of Point Pleasant High School, W.Va. 'atloD COIII'Ie at the U.S. Army ,Sipal Scbool, Fort Gordon, Ga. • ,, 'lbe course Is designed to provide The Daily Sentinel PubHc Notice STAT.EIIOO OF OWNERSHIP, IIWIAGEIIOO AND . CIRC~lATION I. frtle of Publication: The Oai~ Sentinil Publication No. 145-960. 2. Date of Filing "'ctobet I, news notes 1983. 3. Frequency of Issue: Oai~, Mr. and Mrs. Aldan Springer _!ll. Monday tlvougn Friday. A. No. of VInton, Va., Mr. and MrS. Tom Wolf Issues Published Annually: 255. and famUy of Hardy, Va., were B. Annual Subscription Price: guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas $52.80 Home Del~ered. 4. Location of Known Offioe of Circle and Mr. and Mrs. Larry PublicatiOn: 111 Court st., PomeCircle. and famUy were here to ra;, Ohio, Meig1 Coooty, 45769. attend the Moore reunion on Sept. 5. LocQin of the Headqtllllers 18. or Gentnl Business Offices of tlte Calling at the DoUglas Circle Publishers: l1l Court Sf., Pomeroy, home on Sunday evening were Mr. Ohio, Meig~ County, 45769. 6. Publisher. Robert L Wingett, and Mrs. Herman Carson, Paul Syracu~ Ohio 45779; Manaeing . Moore, Betty'¥an Meter and Eunle. Ed~or. Robert Hoefl~h. Pomeroy, ' ' I;IJ'lnker. , Mrs. Ethel Orr of.Chester called at the Robert Lee home on Monday. Ohio 45769. 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Prinled Pattern 4819: Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. $2.50 for each paltn. Add 50$ for ucft pattom for Plllllto .,d handline. Send II: Rant Adlms Pllllms lttador lllil ·4 9 1 The Daily Senti.. :Z43 Wet 17 ~fleir rft, NY 10011. Prill ME. ADDIESS. ·ZIP, $ll£. llllf smJ: NIIIIO. THE RIGHT CLOTHES at the ' ne · hi pnce are )'Otlrs when JOll Send now for NEW FALL· ·WINTER PATIERN CATALOG with free pattern coupon . ($2.50 . valu~ta~ .50. ~-Ud a Bfta '=. 1:.00 11th 126-Tioriflr Crilly ., I~Ptlll 011111 · 121·Ptlloll1flaw.offs Books and Catatoc - odd 501 each for posta1e and handling. <A...... -~· Copies Eadl IMine ror.c.dinrl2 llonlhs: IO. <LAI.CIIL ~ and Nature .. af Circulation: A. Tobl No, Copies Printed:5,717 B Pard Qrculatilrr 1: Sales lhrouih ·Oeilers and Carries, Street Vendors and Counter Sales, 4,653 B. Mail Subscr~ns: 779 Total Paid Circu~n: 5,432 D. free Distribution By Ma"' Carrier or Other Means. Samples_ Complomentary, and Other c. A. Office Use, Left Over, UIIICOOU red, Spoiler! After PriJt. ing 125 2. 1leturns from • ~ )Announcement 17 . lB . (.)For Rent · 1. 2. . - . 3. •• . 5. . .!.- -.-· - - •• . 9. 10. 29. 1i. 30. 31. 32 33 34, !S .. . 6. · ·- - -,.--- 12. 13. J4. 15. - - -16. . .. . _ ~. -.- , ,~ - - --·- - - ~ - ·- --- - -' -·- - •'--· -- ·- .. -·- --- -- - --- "- . •.:-o:-- --- - ~11 This Coupon with Remittance · The Dally Sentinel · 111 Court St. Pomerey, Oh. 45769 -( aw~7~ed ~~d;' t~{s f~~:~;.~t~ for · b1ds are expected to be funded in part by a grant tram the UMed States Department ofHousjngandUrban Development. (HUD). Neither the Umted States nor any of its Depanments, Agencies, or Emplovees. is, orW111 be,IU)anyto ByOrderofthePomeroyVillage Counctl. Pomerov. Ohto C Io rence Andrews. Mayor ., ,.,. Rpal Estate General 216 L 2nd St. Phone 1·(614')·992·3325 . NEW usnNG- 95 acre farm with 8 room house, has 2 new stone fireplaces, fumace with free gas, bank barn, & IIJ0(1 ferta!S in Rutland Township. Want $60.000. NEW USUNG -Good reasona!Jfe buy on Unooln His. 6rms., bltlt, carpeting furnace, basement and vinyl sk!in~ As~ng $21,50!1 . .. PART-TIME HELP IN POMEROY NEEDED AT ONCE. RESPONSIBLE PARt ES ONLY. . GOOD PAY. CONTACT .992-2156 u.. Ur.caxrred, SpoliJd Aftttr ing 50 2. Retu:fis lrnn 110 T' . G. TIDI: 5,n5 Prill· News Agents: OHIO VALLEY You Wont Him Good" AIR CONDITIONERS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL HEATING , PLUMBING , $6,000. OWNER FIIWICING .- Noce home in Racite. Has 8 rms., 2 baths, 2 furnaces, carpeting pan~ings. gn1e with soop for $7,000.00 down and balance like rent ' E. Maion. . .oMI POMEROY,O. II IN ERsviLLE - Handyman's speci-_ needs ever,thin& but Coal has 4.84 Ki'BS. $5,4,00.00. POMEROY - Butllnllfl Ave. - Pay a little price for this fixer-upper. $7,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - Uberty St. - Two family unit, large lot $8.000.00. POll EROY - IJturef St. Special price on remodeltll home, range and dishw!'5her Real~ nice lor $45,000. · 1 lim DOWN - II! baths, nice carpetilg modern kt, dinrng 3 bedrooms, and I& building for auto repair on State Rt 143. lARGE HOllE - In Middleport with swimmini l OC!I. natural ps furnace, hoH basement and ,lots of carpelini near schools. 3 or 4 bedrooms. Asijng $45,900. • ~naete -Plumbing and elecTrical wCNit (Free Estimate•) V. C: YOUNG Ill 992·621~ •• 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio I I 2ti·tlc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE , By V1r1ue of an Order of Sele ISS ued 'Jut of the Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County. Oh1o. 1n the·case of The Rac ine Home NatiOnal Bank:. Raci ne, Oh10. Plamtiff. aga1nst Edw1n Sellers, et al., Defendants. upon a Judgment therein rendered. being Case No. 18359 in said Court. I will offer for sale. at the . HOTPOINT & GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WE ALSO SERVICE ALL OTHER MAKES POMERY · g0_ ~. lANDMARK 614-992·2111 . $1295 STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH Sq. Good Selection Of GOlD SEAL .. . Route I long BoHom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 "Free Estimates" $13.95 Around •Dump Truck Service SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY LARGE or SMALL JOBS 742-2328,.,._., PH. 992-2478 .... pd made br meabowt n all18dand COf1llll*. G&W Plastics and Supply VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Regulators •fittings *Drips •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows I ·•IRel>fo<:em.,nt Windowo •New flooflng FREE ESTIMATES Phone: JAM~~:EESEE Residence : 985 ..3837 Warehouso: 985-3509 VInyl & Aluminum ' SIDING i · BISSELL SIDING·co. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949·2801 or 949·2860. No Sunday Oallo . an.n.n J.ll.ffc r ~~, .. PH. 9·t5· l mg pd. MINE RUN . STRIP I COAL Ii 1 1 $3()0° A TON PH. 992-2280 2 23 ttt I IIOlllll , J&F CONTRACTING RADIATOR " We - SERVICE oDOZER repelr and ,.. iadlaiiWe llfld hell• •BACKHOE Clll1 I -addWerod Clli'l ... , boll·and out ... dllltaw. We aiiO rapalr •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE I ;WATER:GAS and 1.~ 5E11~~ERS, ILilES ~~·:.~ I:1!1,. ~ OaaT...._ PAT HILL FORD ~------~. ' . Lost In or around Union Oiltrict. one year old, red· ,dish brown Heifer calf, some white on face . If teen pleaae coil 304-882-2033. Ken neth Reltmlre. Goroge Solo, 32 Chillicothe Rd. lllton .. Oct. 3-Sot .. 8th . Cerpet. tires, l•dden, elothee , crafts, quilts, •fgin•. Public Sale & Auction 8EDS·IRON. BRASS. old furniture, gold. silver .:Sollara, wood ·ice boxes. atone lara, entiquu. ate.. Complete households. Write: M.D. Miller, At. 4. Pomeroy. 0~. Or 992· 7760 . • SAVE 30% OR .ORE On Sidins and Roofina, Gutter and Downspouts "Free Estimates" "12 Years Exparlence" I'> "Work Guorantood" UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to 24'x36' lnsulatd Houses R. E. HOME IMPROVEMENTS BUILDING~ Wanted to buy. New, used S. antique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete houaeholda. Also complete-Aucti· onHrlng service. Call Oaby A. Mortln 614·992·6370. Pomeroy. Ohio PH. 992-6792 . ' 9·30·1 mo . Buying dally gold, silver coins. rings. jewelry. sterling were, old coins. IAfga cur· rency. Top pricea. =Ed. Burkett Berber Shop. 2nd. Ava. Middleport, oh. 614-9923478. IO.&tlt , MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CHESTER AUTO ·PARTS . J•penese Swords wanted. Poylng a200. min. Tom Winter. 824 Patton. Spring· field, Ill. 62702.(217) 544· 7611 or 623·8729. For all. your wiring needs; furnaces re-' pair service and Installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-319~ _ , AND 'REPAIR WANTED: Glnolng & Yellow Root. Alao new shipment of trepping supPlies. Hip boots & weders. George Buckley 884-4871 , Mondoy· Frldoy t -9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 1-9 p.m. . 7 11 CHESTER. OH. !H2·1 mo. 3 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 985-3561 Yord Sola. 80 Locuat St., Oct. 3. 4, 6, old McCoy, VIUI, Mr . Coffee, lamps. Wanted washers & dryers. Most any condition. Cell 814-367-0660. Vinyl Siding & Roofing SALE DEAL DIRECT & Sizes start from 12'116' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE FO UN 0 : lrioh Setter : Eolt Shade Ad. Donald MaJllon toildonco. 114-.986-4366 . 814·446-0176. homee &. truck camper. Call Announcements 1973 to I 9711 Mercury Comet or Maverick body, good condition. 304-676: 4o96. • SWEEPER . end sewing me· china repair, parts, and supplies. Pick up and~~ delivery, Davia CINner, one haH Vacuum mile up ====~~~~== ~ Goorgeo Croak Rd. 448·0294. Coli 11 Help Wanted .. All Makes Roduco oole & lolt with 1- - - - •Washera •Diahw•ahera , QoB,se captulea & E-vap Halp wanted: Social Sarvl· Ranges 'weter pill•' Fruth cas Deaignee -Admillions •Refrigerators Pharmacy, Coordinator for 100 bed •Drve!"J. Froozoro ICF·SNF Nuralng Facility In PARTS arid SERVICE ' Under New Menegement. SoutheeiJtern Ohio . Aespon· 4·S.tfc l.eo'o Pool Room. 92 OliVo albia for Social Services •nd Admlealona. Knowledge of St. ' Mtdlcere. Mtdlceid, fnd Racine Voluntoer Fire Dept. Marketing Helpful. College gun shoot HIIOn will start dagree in Liberal ArtsOct. a •t 8:30p.m. et their .Nuraing-Soclel Servlcll dealreble . Equlvelant expe· building In Baahan. rlence ac;captebla. Send New Homes - Ext~•nsiv• Remodeli~l· •· -', Abll>lutely no h'u ntlng, troo• r..ume to Heartland of •Insurance Work peaalng, flahlng, etc. on our Jackaon, 8888 SA 9,3. Jack· property In Sutton and J.e. 10n, Oh 41140. Equel Op· 0C I P0 I Bid · I US om IS. bonon TWP. Maxine Diddle portunlty Empioyor. & G1r1111 Slilero and Lillian Proffitt. •Aoofinl Worl . Lldy rider to help drlvo to oAbltlftlltt & Virtti Sidinp CARWAIH·Bponoorod by Llkliond, Flo. or neorby. 15 Years Experience Modern Woodamen of .. evlng middle of October. Amerlce. At tho Pomoroy 448-1245. GREG ROUSH Fire. Station. Oct.l. From 8 PH. 992-7583 till 4. 814-892-7802. Modlcol Coordlnotor, RNior or 992·2282 group home. Project for IJ.I Hft H your club or orgenlzetlon Senior CftJ~ena. Coordlnet· netde extr• money, wa hive lng oil modlcet oorvlceo •n axcelent fund rtlialng within contoxt of on lntor· proorem. tor lntormetlon, modloto 'oore loofllty ~Met· ARRO~I F~SHING . phone 304-871·1 080. ' lng medlcoda ltlndordo. 1 FOR SAL9 oR RENT Knowledge • lkillt of nura1'*.• 8" I n g P r • I e • • Io n • Roplloornont Llttoro odminlotrottvo-oupervloory Olvaawey 4 JOHN'S AUTO SALES trolnlng. Knowlodga of pi· "tft orill Q!tilllJ usod ~:;.. tlent •••Mement syatem Adult mole Cockopoo to preferfed. Salary renge 1-il~ CIIIIT.r.ik oad homo. Altar 3 p.m. coil t1I,000·•17,000 a yeer.' C. ll-oM~.~~ 14-8811'4488. v Galllpollo lor tppllcotlon 4 ltrlppod fdtt.no. 2 montho lnterv- by Oct. 10th, , old. 114'882,3733. Yoluntoor activity oldoo FrM to good home. mole needed et Arc.dla Nunlnt cloa, J>lft Orut D-. 3D4- Cantor. Coolvtlil. Conllct e7TI-78H. Molo-"' 304-887·31118. RoUSH CONSTRUCTION q • lt~:.~ct'~:~~m~~-:~~>~ . books, knick .. knacka, drapes , gas heater. · · • • 531 S. 2nd Ave.. Middto port. Oh. Oct . 4 & 5. 10-4 p.m . ...... r>iimerov ........ . -· Middleport & Vicinity Oct. 3 & 4, 8 · 6 p.m. b-;hlnd Mercerville Conven. on Rt. 218. Good clothes, toye, alec. organ. wood stove. truck parts &. much more. -1-1-...,.......:....--,,-----..,.- l - - - - -. 2 yard sales-General Har1fn· Yard sale-Oct 3 & 4 at 632 Grant St ., Middleport. ClOthing , d;s hes , jewelry, 3 Family Yard Sale, fifst house right past · sanders Dr., Neighborhood Rd. Oct . 6. 6 . 9 · 6 . · Yard ,ale-Moving out ·of 'State. Across from Bl"e Tartan in MiddlepQn. Thuraday, Friday and SaturdaY:" ger Parkway Oct.3 thru f:it.h . Curtains. bedapreadi: . diahea , clothing. tabllia , lampa. rugs, stereo. ate. Items. etc . mlac. 81 o s. Second, Middleport . Oct. 1 through 8 . Clothing , linens. bedding, drapes. dishes. appliances . toys. toola, pots, pans. Avon. furniture, lampa, knh1ea . jewelry, lots miac . Oct . 3-6 . Emerson Johft . son's, S .R. ' 124, Por1tang 10 a.m .-7. Clothing, baby to adult, knick-kriacks, much more . Rummage sale . Oct . 5, 9-4 . Sacred Heart Ch .. Mulbel'l.Y Ave., Pomeroy . '"' 840 Page St. Quilta. what· nots. diahea. clothes, coad, miac. items. 4th & 6th . . ... Oct. 7 -0ct . B. 9 -5 Jf.lt!. leona Stewart's. 524 Mu.J. berry Heights, Pomeroy.· •' Oct. 4,5,6 . Including sofa:& chair. lavatory. bedspreadt. some curtains. clothintf-AII sizes. lots of misc . ~67 Uncoln St., Middleport. Large 6 family yard .ali. Oct. 3-6. Three miles north of fairgrounds . PomerOy, 614-992-7668 . . ·-·-·· Pt . Pieasa.nt ····"~" & Vicinity _ - -······· ·······-· ···-·-······ · Yard Sale, 3 families, Mon· day & Tuesday, 51·0 Chandler Drive, Potnt Pl..,. sant, 9 -6 . -., Rummage Sale, St. PUt Church. Oct. 5. 10 a.m. tq~ p.m . ' , .. ... Yard Sale, lillien Hafma residence. Clihon, from Chester Olivers.--T~Gt~ ~ ·· day annd Wednesday. ClO-thing, nick - necks . miscellaneous . t•.::::.:::::=====-~=========+---------- !~ ,~ _1_1\. ..LH_e_IP_W_a_nt_e_d_ _ Uve in female Companion for elderly lady In good health. Modern hone end cer with no expenHa. Generoua salary to raliable person. Reference• needed. Write Box 729-P. Pomeroy. Oh. Tri-county mental health board with an annual budget of approximately 13,000.000 oeeko an e.... utlva Director. Duties will include; plenning, coordineting, monitoring. financIng, end contracting for the development and expanaion of mantel haatth services in the IMVice eraa. Experience in MIS with mental health organizations required. The Board ia looking for an experienced Mental Health Administretor end (or! cllnicien wlth a minimum of 1 MBiter'alevel degree. Compedtlv8 co.ftpen..tion package. Deadline for aubmittlng application It December 16. 1983. Send resume to : Search Committee. OallieJackton-Meigs Community Mental Health Board . P.O. Boo 5t4. Golllpoflo, Ohio 45631 , E.O.P. Situations Wanted Wanted: windshield for 1967 Plymouth Fury Ill, 304-875-3069. . J&L BLOWN INSULATION ·•water Pipe · *Gas Pipe - •' L.£! , PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 f POMEROY - Wtllpi St.- 3 bedrooniS, ful basement, frui trees. $24,000. . POMEIDY - }jellS with coal and wood, rl!lllodefed and added on ICI $25,000. APPLE GROVE - 19 acres with mriblle home, cellar, f'l!llhouse. shed. $25.000. SYRACUSE - Coli• Rd. ,Some new carpet, assume low irerest loan, nice yant .m I Certify IIIII t1te sllfllit*tll Also Transmission 1-Hic Racine, Oh. Pto."614~3-~!9f & Vicinity ... ,............••............ Lost and Found -::::::::::::::::;::::::;::;= AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS . P&S AL TROMM'S BACKHOE , SERVICE •Loweat Rates -Dozers - Backhoos -Dump Trucks - Lo- Bov -Trencher - Water - Sewer - Gas Lines - Septic Systems $23,500. Jean T111111il Mt-2660 Dottle r - 992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 '\ , SALES & SERVICE St. At: 124, Pomeroy, OH . J.I·IIC PULLINS EXCAVATING ~22· 1 GARAGE Doc 9·12 T f~; cure REAlTOllS E. Citllflll, Jr. Gil 992-'191 9·9 1 mo BOGGS . · Racine, OH. Route 4 . Pomeroy :~. POMEROY - llltlle St. Cute home, pnce, nioe size yard $22,500. POMEROY - llullleny Aw. - 3 bedroom home and I bedroom rental unit $22,500. MIDDLEPORT - Second R. Fenced in 1«, fantastic porch, super neat . home. .' Olfict 992-2259 , REClAMATION 949-2293 74'2-2352 BAStiAN - New roof and .. sidin& lui basement, toke new Inside. $21,500. Henly PH. 992-2772 Farm Equipment Ports & Service . M.L CONTRACTING- Aw. - Cool cenltJI aw, noce RUBBB-BACK TWEED J&L Blown Insulation Authorized John OeeT, New Holland, Bush Hog • Farm Equipment Dealer 949-3091;.10 ,, •Excavating 'Ponds 'Septic Tanks ·'Hauling WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS dlfXI(lltin& 3 acres, 3 acres, low helfin& $35.000. . yd. lntlaliocl ., $399 rl~.RY - or Washers, Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators Air Conditioners AUT\ANO - St. Rt. 124 Two bedrooms, carpeting forced air heat, sheds. IIDDI.EPDRT - Also Blown Insulation U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' Coli: 949-2.26~ USED APPLIANCES · odd shaped rmms. $25.500. IIDDLEPORT - Second St. - RUIIic lui home, OJ*o klb:lten, loft area. $25.900. ANSO IV NYLON $15.95 CONGOI.EUM • All Work Guaranteed 12·20.11c UnusUal home needs new lease on life, Yci: Tn~taHed All types of roof wort, new or repair, gutters and downspouts. gutter clean· ing and paintine. storm · doors and windows. Roofing & Siding Co. · Roger Hysell ROOFING - ·cHARLES SAYRE. AND SON Two uni ren!IIL m~LII Chester; Ohio Ph. 986-4269 If No Answer, Coli 985-4382 Dewayne Wllliamt & Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available 9·15·1 mo pd H. L. Writesel Kitchen Cabinets- Roof· ing - . Siding - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Ae· modeling - Custom Pole Barns. & Labor As Low As $250 Each "Free Estimates" ..-----~- , $22,000. AUTHORIZED SERVICE ·· ONAU Windows Material 6 ........ ~~Y~•;:r;~d\Selo Buck Ridge Rd . houu beside Scenic 1---------::-- Certainteed Vinyi ·Replacement APPLIANCE SERVICE Residential-New and re-wiring; Commercial and Industrial. BONDED-All Work . Guaranteed Call 614-742-2214 AfteT 5 P.M. 9-22· I mo. pd. work $21,500. Misc. Merchandise 10·3 I mo pd . AND -- ~:· c;iiiiiiloiiii Auction every Tuesday Centenary Townhouse, At. night, Pt. Ploaaont. WVo. 141, Oct. 4& 6. Bobycloth .. Auct. Lonnie Neal. Youth furn .• car parts, jeans. Center Bldg .. Camden St. 1--.:....:.:._:..:.._.::_:_ _ __ 814-387-7101. Yord Solo 3·4·6th. V. mi. out Rt. 7 · on Rt. 21 B. Roin .Yard aale' at Mary layne's at Rick Pearson Auctioneer cancel•. Cheshire. Oh . Oct . 3,4.6 " from 9 to 6 p.m. Service. Estate, Farm. An· tique & liquidation .. tas. Yard Sale Tues. &. Wed. Oct . Ucensed It bonded in Ohio • 4 & 6. 9-6. 2 doors south of Yard sale Monday andTuesdoy Oct. 3 & 4. From 9-6 . WVo. 304-773-6785 or North Giollla High Schoof. 304-773-9185. Old dishes. bedclothes and Yard Sale Tuas. • Wed. Oct . Tupperware. On 248 in Auction every Fri. night at 4th • •th, Vt mile off At. 7 Chester, Oh. the Hartford Community on Georgea Creek Road. Canter. Truckloads of naw Yard !IBia-687 Main St . merchandise avery weak. Garage Sala Oct. 4 , 8 :30 Middleport. Oct.3rd. thru Conalgments · of new and AM. 410 Hedgewood Drive, ,6th. Winter kids clothes, uHd merchandite always new volunteer smock. win· toys, misc. welcome. Richerd Reynolds ter boota, clothing, misc. Oct. 3 & 4. 9 -5 . 238 So. Auctioneer. 275 -3089. ltemo. 446·3891. Second Ave.. Middlepon . AUCTION avery Saturday 3 lomlly Yord Sole ~ondoy Beside Funeral Home, night. 6 p.m . Mt. Alto & Tueodoy. t28 Fourth Avo. Auction Barn .. Consign- Jeane. 2 adding machinea. Yard aele Monday &: Tuesday. Ire Eblin's in Syrause. menta taken every Saturday quilt. diahll. misc. 1:00 till sale time. Emme 1...:--------- Clocks. watches, iron kettle, Bell Auctioneer, 304-428· 5 Family Washar, Franklin childrans clothing and oil 8177. woodburner, elect. range. lights. en d tab I e 1 , c u rUin 1, ' ~ cfothoo- lnlanto, childrono. Family yard nle. Dale C. 9 Wanted To Buy adulto. toyo.lloor modof BW Warner residence on Forest Tv. b•by backpeckt, white Run at Minersville Rd . Oct. Wa pay cash for lata model c•blnet sewing machine, 7·8 from 9 to 7 p .m. Bed, clean used cars. much misc . Tues. 8-6. At. atereo, '' toys, clothing ; Jim Mink Chov. · Oida Inc. 180 boold~ Stockyard. booka. curtains, and misc . • Bill Gene Johnson Watch for signs . Garage sale-% mile off 124 446·3872 4 Family Vard Sale Oct. 3-6. In Mlneravfflo. Co. Rd.403. Wantpd to buy uaed coal 8a 9 :00-5:00. Between Porter Motorola 12" TV, Kerosene wood ·heaters. Swain Furni·. & Cheshire. Brownie outfit heater. Toledo 3 no. scales. ture, 448-3169. 3rd. 8t size 10. children clothing. small old furniture. linens. Olive St., Gallipolis, Oh. TV, atero. saddle, wicker, misc. old-new dishes. clotoys, coats, large clothing, thing plus lots r...f goodies. Oct ~ 3-4. 9 to 7. • Wanted to buy Used mobile dishwasher . Minersville, OH. S&W TV MILLS' ELECTRIC -Roofing and guthtr woric homare$19,500. POMEROY - holD's Ttr· TRY US FOR A CHANCE, SOliE ARE SELLING. JOB-BIG OR SMALL 992-6030 f353·; -11 German Shepherd & St Bernard, black collar. very good watch dog. 2 yra. old. Coif 448-0928 onytime . 8 •Experienced •Reasonable •Work Guaranteed -••-.~~~~~~0 ~~·•• " P!:_ ;,n:. 11o· 929·1mo - Aclc;lono and oomociellng IIIDDLEPORT - HiF St. Cute 3 bedroom home, ideal for older oouple. $19,000. SYRACUSE - Clroi St. Statler horne, ar conditioned, 3 bedrooms, I year old CHESHIRE -ll!lotsoflevef wound'Witlt nice house, owner wants to finance. $20,000. POMEROY- Yale St.- Cde one ftoor plan with basement $20,800. AUT\AND - Crouser Rd. New rod and carpet exceptional large bedroom, utility. PLUMBING and HEATING PLAQUES ENGRAVING '{ ard Sales. 448 -3846 .. FOUND Wh~e & grey le~ Glont Gofoge· Potlo Solo, Oct. 3-8, 9:00·6:00. One Garage Sale block o11t of BldW1111 Poet 19-~a; &th & 8th . Rt. 588 Olllco. Coif 448-9208. ~ Rodney. clothing. kitc hen JEWELL'S Trophy Manufacturers New Uma Road . Rutl•nd, Ohio PH . 742-2226,., CARPENTER SERVICE ' older oome charm. $16,900. RUT\AND - Huge home for a huge family, brick and fntm~ excellent localion. $18,500. $19,500. THE TROPHY KING Giveaway ---~---~1 Aedbone coonhoun'l•· Ph . male. kitten, 4-8 moe. _old. 600 block of Fourth Ave. 10 3 I mo . 7 The Daily Sentinel-Page I Pile of screp metal from PH. 1-304-773-5634 MASON, W.VA. C. L. KITCHEN THE TAXIDERMY SHOP YOUNGrS· 7 3 APTS. - 64 9 . 036 . Lovable live-in kitchen, - Kerosane Heaters 10·3·1 mo pd Lincoln HillGood starter home, one floor plan. $16,000. . POMEROY ~ Briel! St. -Live rn ~ or rent il! $16,000. . MIDDLEPORT - Second St. - & $99 TO $189 slays. $8,000. IICt Rent two and live in the other. Pomeroy toea· I lion near stores. Want only . $23,500. ' I 9 2 2 Have Your Trophies Professionally Mounted by Also Army Supplies, Radios , Watches·.& Gene!al Variety 2nd' St. across from Post Office Malon. W. ·va. - 773-5040 POMEROY - roorns, 2 ful baths, ful base- . ment and carport with s!Draga I SPORTSMEN D&J SAVEMORE-MART 992·2259 $15,345. UKE NEW - CountrY home on 2 acres near Rutlaltd. 3 bed· " ..' . body ohop. Coli 448·86'28 . 'PERSONALIZED POOLS" DIAl---. A Phone Call brin1s . Prompt Collrteous Servtce · 131 E 2nd · Pomeroy, 0. Now's the time to Itt your furnace ready for cold waater.· lO% Dtscount on any new furnace purchased before Oct. 15. 915 LONG BOTTOII - Rt. 248 Cabin & 2\4 acres near Forkll:t Run, . 2 rooms and· bath. $9,800. SYRACUSE - Rt. 124 Motile home-'WitH'"2 · room additions, large lot. $10,500.00. . SYRACUSE - ClluRh St. .Part basement utiitY home :;ets on 2 lots $11,000. POM Efii)Y - Rt. 33 - Smal house' on II all'~ has · lui basement and garage. $13,900 IIIDDPLEPORT - Gtnnl Hartina- P•ltwly - Four room house. &!JOO rental investment $10,000. lANGSVILLE -Partly finished attic bedroom, prbl, cellar room, storage buildrng. $14,825. DEXTIR - Three l!edroom bloc)( and frame home on 6\1 acres in country. $26.900. NEAR llfNES - One floor plan, modem kitchen, ltb of storage including forruer 4 KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION 1ELICTRIC £El SEWER CLEANER water w~h 197112x60 mobile hom~ I acra $12,000. POMEROY - llain St. Could be two apartments or buiding ·for small busiless. $14,900. POMEROY - An111 St. Hgto on a hill and p~ af space, could use some work. $15,000. Rr. 33 NEAR POMEROY Nice ~ding rear and front porches, needs some wot:lt. 3 ACRES - With septic tan~ TP water, and electric for NATIONALINE Plumbmg & Heat1ng Supplies "" You Wanf a Plumb&r Bad beauty shop. $26.750. NEAR IIINES- free ps and , NEW USUNG -One wooded acre hoose site just off Rt. 7. Near Rock Springs for $2.500. 191 26110) 3. 2tc 10. Ext!!nt and Nature of Circulation: • """" 0 Business ~- Services· room. ' A. Tolal No. COpies Printed: 5,775 ' ..t speaker wW dllcuu B. Paid Cirarlation: to supplement your In· - 1. Safes Throuafl OeafeiS and ·. Carras; Sll'8llt Vertcbs and CouiMr Sllel: 4,857 . 2. Mail Subiuif*"s: 673 " C. Teat Plid Circultttion: 5,53() D. ftee Di*iiUion By Mil, Clirir or 00. Men. Samples, ~enllry. lltd Olher F~!e 85. · Teat Di11ributian: 5,615 F. ~ ,.. OifriJuled: I. • left Over, . ' Middleport, Ohio _________ __....;__..:,..;:..::;;..:;,_:::~:::.;:_..:.,,::.,::_::,;=.,_____;·___-l 1 ~ 1 ~]~Bir:~: .,~,9~f~19~.~2~s~·~~w~r~s~;~3~rc~~S Siflllt CARRIER WANTED . ; LEGAL NOTICE Sealed b1ds for the construction of the Nye Ave. water hne •mprovement and the Chester St. sanitary Improvement proJect for the Vtllage of Pomeroy, OhiO. w1ll be receiVed by the CounCil of the V1llage of Pomeroy at the Mayor's off1ce 1n the NewV1ilage Hall at320E. Main St unt1l 12.00 noon. local ti me. Wednesday. Oct 19. 1963 and at that time and place will be publicly opened and read. The work for which B1d<! are invited cons1sts of furn1sh1ng all materjals and labor for the constructiOn of 1.300 feet of 6" and i3" samtary sewer an~ appunenances. and a 31 gp sewage pump stat1on Also o be constructed are 292 faet of 8" water line u')cludmg the reaon nect1on of · 24 serv•ce l1nes The sanitary sewer work•s be performed on Chester St. and the water line work IS to be performed on Nye Avenue '" the Village of Pomeroy. Copies of the contract documents ere on file m the off1ce of the V11lage Clerk and m the oft1ce at Eng1neenng AssoCiates. ltd , 700 Winkler Dnve. Wooster. Oh10, 44691 . and are ava1lable fo r inspection by pros pectiVe bidders. A copy \o\'ill also be placed tn the F.W. Dodge offtce In Columbus. Contract docurnents may be purChased from the off1ce of Engmeering Associates. ltd. for $25 .00 per set. and th ere w1ll b9 no refun~ All b1ds Will be compared on the bas1s of the ·est1mated quantities g1ven in the bid blanks. These quantities are approx1mate and are giVen to provu!te a unlform bas•s for the companson of bids. The Council of the Village. of Pomeroy, Oh1o. ·reserves the nght · to 1ncrease. decrease. or om1t the amount of any class or port1on at the work prov1ded In the Contract Documents The F~ht is reserved by the 'Pomeroy Village Council to reJect any or all b1ds. to waiVe 1nformal1ties. or to accept any b1d INhich 1s deemed most favorable to the V1llage. 00 011. gas and OfA'er minerals l 'togett•e• w1th the usual privi of mm1ng and develop1ng same Abo\18 real es1ate was ap pra•sed at S3.333 00 Terms of Sale Cash Real estate' can not be sold for less than two-thtrds (2/ 3) of the appraiSed value, James J. Proff•n . Sheriff of' Me1gs County conveyed fromacreFreeland S corner of ;f 2.4 to I . Noms. by 24, 1945, recorded in Vol . 155. Pg . 39 of the Meigs County oeed- A.ecOrds. thenCe northerly a distance at 150 feet along the east boundary l1ne of sa1d 2.4 acre l'tt whiCh is the west l1ne of land owned by or formerly owned by Thomas A Cleland and Mabel V Cleland: thence west parallel w1th the south l•ne of sa1d 2 4 ac re lot. a d1stance of 7 5 feet; thence south. parallel w•th the south luie of said 2.4 acre lot. a d1stance of 150 feet to the south hne of sa1d 2.4 acre lot. thence east a d1stance of 75 feet along the south hne of said 2 4 acre lot. which hne is Jhe north side of the County Road, io the place of beglnnmg conta1n1ng 0 .26 acres. more or less The 0 26 ac re herem con· veyed 1s located 1n 1 OOAcre Lot No 279. 1n SectiOn No 15 Townsh1p No. 2. and Range No 12 of the Oh10 Company's Purchase EXCEPTING AND RESERVING to the he1rs of Luc1us Cross deceaSed. the1r he~rs and as·s,gns. ~he coal and one half of 1 - Pubfllhld Nwest 10 Flllna --~- -- Dlle: 21. 'l'l. , 23 . 24. 25. 26. 27 . 28 . ·~ -· - (9) 19. 26 1101 3, 3tc , ·front door of the Court House1n Pomerov. Me1gs County, Oh10 on the· 22nd day of October. 1983 at 10:00 o'cloc k AM,, the follow1na lands and tenements. to-wit. The follow.ng estate s1tuated 1n the Meigs: State of OhiO ot Sutton and be•ng bou and described as foiiOINs B991nning at 1he southeast News Agents: 122 G. Tobl: 5,717 Actltll llo. Copies of 19. 20. - .. -- - - ·- tree . E. lobi Distribution: 5,470 ~. Copies; ~ Distributed ( !Wanted . ( )For Sale Cler~ th is !nV1tat1on for bids or any resulting contract. The contract tor thiS prorect w•ll be subrec1to HUD pohcy and goal tegard ong the 1ncreased use of m1nonty buSiness enterpnse (MBE). This indeta<~n-· First Union Nat pqlicy 1S 1n compliance with 1he Ban - I '"' Office of Manageme~t and k Ashevi e, ""• Wachovia Budget lOMB) requireement of Bank and Trust, As~•e. NC: S.C. positive effons by .rectpients of NaiL Bank SC: Miss. federal grant assistance to use Mutual Insurance, MBE Attachment 0 to OMB Prudential Insurance C~tculer A-102 Section 3 (cl(31 GA; Estate of E. W. 42 FR 45890 !Septembet 12, :VA; Mutual of New 1 977) The MBE spectf•caliOns lNY: Banlers Trust of and data sheets are contained y ~ on the project specifications. or · The MBE goallorthlo ouoob._1 ~~· lo II ~oont. Copies; 38 LAFF·A·DAY ·-...-..,.... .. --- c:- ~--~-----~1 Cowen, Athens. Mrs. Lola Clark, Frances Alktre, Eleanor and Don Updegraff visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clllfr Waggoner, Carpenter. Ralph Anderson of Cleveland spent a few days with hls cousin, Mrs. PauUne Atkins. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sleple of WUrnlngton were 'overnight guests : recently of· Frances Young. Carmel area .P ROlATE COURT OF MEI08 COUNJY, OHIO ESTATE OF CASSIE BAUM, DECEASED No. 24182 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUCIARY On September 9th. 1983. 1n the Me1gs County Probate Court. Case No 24192. Nor· man 8aum. 37137 Texas Road. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, and Laura Urbanic. 10842 West 130th St , Strongsvillp, Ohio 44136 were appointed co:. Execu,tor and ·Co-Executrix of the" estate of Cassie Baum, deceast'ltl. late of '3'7 137 Texas Road Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Robert E. Buck Probate Judge/ Pomeroy- -· Public Notice Public · Notice --"F;;jji;Uc~Niiiot;tielc:iie~-~ H'artisonville happepings · Smith prmoted ·to Lieutenant Colonel • ~ Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. RandyW~ner. WUltamstown, W. Va.spen!Sunday alternoon, Sept. 18, with M;. and Mrs. Swartz. Sept. 24 Mr. and MJ'I. WUber Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poole and Will entertained at a famUy basket dinner tn honor ot Mr. and Mrs. Edson Parker, Aurora, Colo. Samuel Michael asked the blessing. :Others present were Irene Pa~ker, Suzy Carpenter, Homer Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker and Aaron, IQ!!al; Mr. and r,1rs. Robert Parker and Kelly, Marietta Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Marlo11 Parllf'r,.local, and Myrtle Frt, McArthur, were alternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. EdSon Parker then went to vtslt relatives In Albany and will return home vta New Mexico where they will visit their son Larry and farnUy. ~y, ~~r3, 1983 Public Notice . • Tree trimming and removal. Free estimates. 614-992· 6040 or 614-949-2129 . Room 8t Board for elderly preferred. Good care, rellonoblo, 814·992·8022. Will care for elderly women. men or couple In our home. LPN care given . 614-992· 7314. 13 21 1:;:;::::;:;:;::====::== 18 Wanted to Do Gonorol HouHng and Trooh rtmovtl Service. Reliable end dependable. Cell 448· 3159 b o t - 9 end 5 , .,~ Beautiful 2 story brick vinyle, 1 acre level lot les.sthan 10 yra. old. Reasoneb1y priced. Can be seen On Fairfield· Centenary Rd. Appointment only. Call 4462469. I• \11·:. '' Middleport, remodeled, five rooms and · bath. gas furnance, cozy fireplace , good neighborhood . Price re ducep . Call 614-992· 694, : Water truck and route in Mason and Gallie County. Serious inquiries only, 304675·1819, 8 to 9 p.m . 12x60 Mobile Home, ~~~ - !• reedy set up on rented tot. t• Mon .- Fri. call 8·6. 446-. 11 t241 . ..__.::,·. 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS Low fixed rate. Leader Mortgage. 77 E. State. Athans. Ohio. 1-614692-3061. 23 Professional Services •'•' •'·',,,• •, '• '!•· located in Syracuse-Near: ' school & swimming pool. 3o ' bedroom situated on one-• , third acre lot. $24,600. or; · will rent for $276 mo. l~ 304-866-3934. '. ---------·· Ranch type (Brick} . 3 bed-t;' rooms, fireplace. anact1ad•' gerage. full basement:; newly shingled roof. walking:. distance to Pomerqy Ele- -; mentary School. 140,000.:· Coil 614-992-6143. .; '' C&l Bookkeeping Broad range of bookkeeing end tax aervlces available to suit your busina.. needs. Corol Neol 448-3812 PIANO TUNING Lower prices -regular tunlnga discounta to Senior Cltlzana. Churches&. schools. Ward'a Keyboard. 304-676·3824. PIANO TUNING-LA!;jE ,DA· NIELS. 742-2961 .- Aioo 'ctllh ,for Spinet or Grand plano'. (Even d•magad condition). 31 Homas for Sal.e ,." _____ ' Newly remodeled 2 story frame. 1 Y.. bath. 3'11 acres. city schools. rivervlaw . 132,000. Cell 446-4222 between 9 &. &. 1---------4 bdr. ranch home,large; LA, full Usemant. with garage, wood burner included, city ochoolo. 2 mllaolromtown . Call 448-0278. By owner Houoo w~h 2 acres mora or leas, been remodeled, orchard, 87 h . wen. 122.000. Coli 614· 388-9063. _ 3 bedroom ranch stYle t· home, carpeted, full l'ize ~: basement, 1 car garage,' in .· ground pool 16x32 .-'i 146.000. 614-992·5868 , :. . . Sale by owner. 3 bedroom -'; sectional home like n..,. ~· 1 00x200 lot, and of street. ' Arbaugh SubdivlaJon. ;: Tuppers Plains. $36,900. • Will accept mobile home on :~ trade. Financing availablfl tp .... quollllod buyer. 614· 992· •;: 7034 doys. 614· 992,7671 "' evenings. • :~ 3 bedroom home. Alum'i'- :.. num siding, strom windoW"t---: Warm Morning woo~ ·, burner. newchimney.rang8, :: refrigerator, Kitchenai,d fl r~ dish washer , curtains... ·" drapes and sheers. Exct :~ cond. 614-992·7285 . ~ ... . ' Five bedroom house V\ Pomeroy for sale or rlnt: Call 614-992-2720 or 614': 992-3689. --------- ... •• ~ •'. ... .. ~• three bedroom 2 story hpuse ~ on Perk Dr. New furnance & ~ air conditioning. dream kit- •• chen with all appliences .•• Owner will cerry second or .;;; all. Small down payment . ~ 304-676-2192 . ~ I=::;:::;::::::;::==::==:;::= .;~ 32 Mobile Homes for Sale • ~~ 1- - - - - - - - - - "' 1979 Boron mobile home. 14•70. 3 bodrooma. 1 V. baths. partially furnished. centre! eir, good condition • price, 19,000.00. Call 304· 175-3286. '~ ;. .; .. " ,, ' 1986 Shull troilor, 12,70!1 . •• or best offer. 304·67~ ~: 1578. • 12xeO mobile homa. lair· 1. c'ondition, ree1onably io Llwn Mo~ng no ~rd to big ~-------or smell. Atllbltenddepen- 3 bedroom houl8 with firedoble. For oltlmltl coli ploco, centro! olr, 2 lull 448-3118, 9 to 11. bltho. in city llmlto. lmmodiote poo-olon. Cell 614· To tiki core oloomooom. 246-11281 sick or 1'1Md1 home care. Ooyo only, good rohoron ..o. 1874 Shuit112K611, 21erge Coli 304-4118·1818 oltor bedroomo w~h built In 01IPM. , blnoto. 2 bltho. olr condltlonln,.. undarnenning In •· Iii • Wpoo•nplte tk, t,:::.r:;;. · ' shift It poulbla. Will work box. 2 aats of extra stept, · ovenlngo. wlllcondo. Ref· lire aterm, goo olorm. llrlt 1981 14•70, Shultz limited oroncoo ovolfobto. 388· old kit, liro utingulohor. mobile home. mlcrowovit. 1314. 18.900. 1·304·882·2237. dlahwooher. contr81 orr. un dorponnt'ng. throo bod· Dump truck for hire, will New ·3 bedroom houM tor rooms. 111.i betha. excellent houl cool, 11nd. grovel. otc. rent in N- Hoven. Coli 1111.1100. 3D4-e711·3180. , 1 ·814-949· 2470. oltor 6 p .m . ~~ ~:~:.~~~lyy :\ I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. rocommendo that you do business With people you know, and NOT to send monav through the mall until you have ln'llastigated the offering . SANDY AND BEAVER In· °• S8i8 ~ Business · Opportunity lnaurance surance Co. hal , offered Mrvlcea for fire insurance 111 • County coverage In for at moat 1 century. Farm, home and personal property covarao•• ere IVIillble to mMt Individual needs. Conteet KaJI Burleeon, agent. Phone 448· 2921. 31 Home1S for :r, "-;,wut,7'd~··e~::!ecs~ ~~~~d~r :~4~se76~r:9~~~·, ' ' •. ,, :; -~ " e0111...:. �• ........ ,... Page-8-The ·Daily Sentinel They'll Qo It Every Time 32 Mobil• Home• .... Pomeroy-Middleport, 61 Hou1ehold CJood• .-----_,. · for Sale Kenmore drye'i- lis&, OE dryer 18.5 , Hoov1r portable washer • dryer I 150. May· tag wringe r, wether 175, electric range 195, 30." Harve.t Gold electric range 1150, fros1 free refrigerator, Admirel 1150, Sears table modet t.v. $126 , black & white RCA tabl e model t 46 , Whirlpool washer '96. ne w unfi nished 5 drawer chest 895. Amana upright freezer $9& . Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd . Galliolia, Ohio. Call 446· 7398 . TRI · ST~TE MOBI ·LE HOMES. USED · CARS , TRUCKS . G'~LLIPOLIS . CHECK O'uR PRICES . CALL 446-7572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES .KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE H'OME SALES , 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 446-7274. W.n1or 14K70 with expanda. 3 bdr., 2 .b8th, priced· appr. payoff . Rodney, Oh .' Call304·875· 17261or info . Meytag w ri nger washer square double tubs With stands $36, jar~ S2 .60 a do.r: .. rings & plates 76 cents a doz . Call 446-4326 . sao. 1970 12x44 Graat Lokn mobile home1, 2 b~r. , new plumbing It air cond. Owner muot nil, '2,000. - 'Cell 814-266·1404. w / 6.c16 expendo, 2 BA , wa1her & dryer, cent. air. ~ l<letW<C> ~E:ATH. f" ~ FCflEST HIU.S ST., ..:r.utAICA PLAI"" ;.+t.ASS'. Call 446-4506. 3 BR Mobile Home1or ule · h Ac h c 11 Wit . .. cent. eat. 1 448· 7000, after 2, 446· 1687. 14x70 Skyline, 516,ooo. 2 Nice 2 bdrm . mobile home, furnished , convenient location on Rt. 7. no inside pet a, oac. dep . Cell 614· 246· 6818 . bedroom luxury modal. circular kitchen, dining room wfth bow window, bath with garden tUb . ieparate shower. carpet, wuher , dryer, stove, frlge, covered patio, central air, underpinned utllhy building. Nice lot . 61 4-992·3063. ' Clean 2 BR Mobile Home, adults only. Oep. req. Phone 266· 1291 . 12x60 2 bdr. fumiljhed gaa 8t water paid, 1250 mo ., 1100 dapo1it. Call 4468583 . For sale or renf- Mobile home with 12x24 addition on own lot. No children. 814· 9864290. Very nice 2 bedroom mobile home. Furnished . 12x.60. 8ur1i,-.gham area. No pets. 814-992-7479. USED MOBILE HOME, IN GOOD SHAPE, 304· 576· 2711. 12x60 Trailer. 2 bedrooms. 1umithed. washer end dryer, adultt, no peta, 8100 deposit and references. 304· 676· 4874. • 35 Lots & Acreage 36 acre• at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd . Owner flnencing available. Cell448-8221 ,tter 6' W8akdeya. Beautiful lot on lower Raccoon creak. land contract available. Call Tom l"lle 446-7901 . 2-approx. 1 Y.l acre loti for tale, leva/lots, •3,900each . Call 614·388· 88ll-l . For tale or Ieete 100 ecru. mineral rlghto. Cell 614· 596·6370. Nice V:!! acre lot, drilled well, wptic tank, Southside area. S 10, 600. 304-937-2586 or 675· 3575. ' Re.al Eltate · Wanted Want&d lObuy. 1-6 reasonably priced ocrea In Golllpollo· Chathire .area for home tite. 614·992·6177. 4 bdr. house 6 acre• of land on At. 180 in VInton. Central air. $350 mo., 10c. d•l!· Ill ref. Call 448-3176. Nearly new 2 ~dr. houN. 3 mi. from HMC. ,no pett. *195 mo., 1100 dep . Cell 446-3617. Small modern ·Country home. References, deposit. Reasonable. Write P.O. Box 10. Galllpollo. Oh 41831. )kick houoa, 3 "BRo. LR. · Jdtchen, 1 bath, 1 car garage. large lot, K.C . )lchool dill. Cell 446· 8204. Q. bdr. home on lower River Rd. $226 mo.. Wiseman Agency, 446· 3643. I 3 bdr. houM overlooking (iver, 2 batht, fa~lly room. city tchooll, has river fron tage, 1300 mo. WIMman ~gency, 446· 3143. Rent or Sale . Recine · f!emodelad two otory. New oarpetlng, 3 be.drooma, 2 baths, garage, gil heat. J:!ooa to ochool. f 1 85. month. Depoah & rlferenceo. 614·742-2843, Sole ~rice 539,600. r· bedroom country home. Cellar wtth outbuilding. Ref· e.enceo required . 814·742·. 21541. Longovllle •-· THREE bodroom houae , Roulh Rd.. Chnhlri. OH. Full booament, largo lot, garego. Call 814·317· 7_1715. 2 bedroom cottege, ~ew cerpot, good location, In town, 304-171·7834 I. . badroom houoa, . Roulh Road, Chaohlrw. Ohio, tun b. .amont, 1 - lot, garage, C'elll14-317·7171. 3~ 2.--.. . . -. eleetrlc ttove. e1 71 • month, 304-171-2214. Two bedroom, unfurnished mobile hOfTI8, $160. per month. Oepo1it required. located on Jericho Road, 304-876 -7308 . 1- - - - - - - - - 44 Apartment Level loti 8 mi . south of Galllpolio. All underground utilities , central 11wage. Call 446 · ·1 241. 8 · 6, MondaY-Friday: ' 36 tKIT 'N' CARLYLE •• by Larry Wrlghl Knauff FireWood Pickup or for Rent for Rent For l~ille modern. unfurn ..,2 bdr. apt. Overlooking city park. Includes range & refrig . t176 mo. Cell 446 1819 or e.v enings 446 4426 . lootcamperloroole. 1,1500. 114-992· 2720 or 14-992-3689. Slightly Irregular carpatl, remanu and whole houtt 1ize. Ideal for rental income. etc. Pricea starting at e2.99. l3.99 oq .yd . Call 61 4 ·992· 6173. Buy Factpry Direct. lightweight. fiberglall Scamp 13' •nd 18~ travel trailara • new 1 9' 6th whHI. Call now toll free 1 ·800· 346-4962 1or free brocl-!ura and SAVEl Walnut lumbar 8 ond 10ft. long . Cell 304-458·1997. Will-Burt stoker furhance 24', good cQnd. Call 446- Fireplace insert-still in fac· tory carton -automatic controla·2 blowera-gluo door·eth pen.fltl 30 ln. to 48 ln . fireplace-burnt wood o ~ c_o e 1 . , •._590. Cell 814· 2• 6 1 2 1 6 Book Encyclopedia. Furnished Rooms World late Edition. like new. Phone 304-882-2486 . For rent Sleeping Roomt -~-------­ and light house keeping Kelvinator tide by tide. room1. Park Central Hotel. 1200. Meyteg Auto. 5100. Coli 446· 9756 . Hoover portable wa1her and dryer. 8276 . 614· 742 · Sle8ping room- $116~ utili- 2362 . tiel paid, range & refrlg . 1 ---------~ Share bath . Man only. 448· EXTRA good top soli, doll· 441 6 after 7_p.m. vored , phone 304· 675 · 7771 .. 46 Space for Rent For Sale: lumber 1 '' and 2 ·' dlmentlon, poplar, oak or pine. For prices and availaMobile home lot 1ft acr8, 1 bility . Contact Millwood mile paat Centenary on Rt. Inc., 304·273-2622, Rt. 2 141 . Water S. electric hoo- at Evergreen Hill• Road, kup. dep. & ref. req . Call Monday-Friday, 8 -4 :30; 614 ·246·6841 . Saturday, 8-3:00 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo COUCH . chair, rocker, onoPark, 'Route 33, Nonh of man . 2 end tables. coffee Pomeroy. Large lOti. Call table. after &, 304-876992· 7479 . 4512. For leasa Seasoned oak firewood, 304-676•2767 eftor 4 p.m . Retail Store, 1400 sq . ft. carpeted. downtd1Nn location. Call 304-876-3788 . Sofa and .chair, excellent conditiOn, rust and gold, UOO. Call 304· 676· 1642 after 6 . 49 1-- - -- - - - - - .............. . .. h Ill" ...' ... ...... ' Dry firewooCI , dellverd , phone 304-675· 7771 . Motor• Hom111 & Camper• EVENING Firewood - cut up~ • slab1, 115 pickup load. Call 614· ' 245· 5804. Misc. Merchandise 46 Camping Equipment Delivered In Mason. Meig1, Gallia or pick up at Richard• & Son . Call 448-7785. o 79 1---------Umastone, Sand. Gravel. 54 REPOSSESSED Signl Nothing down! Take ower peymantt 858 .'00 monthly . 4'x8' fleshing arroW sign . New bulbi, lenar1. Hale Signa. Call FREE 1·800· 628-7446, anytime. . 3, 1983 22 ft . camper, good condl· tlon, Phone 304· 178·2881 . MUST SELL 6 new· sewing machines tcratched in shipping were -260 now $79 or t 6 a week . Coli 446-9301 . wood. 614·843· 5188. 78 Oclcbar Oollvored. 1 2"·22" otockod In yard . HEAP venc(er , prompt delivery._ 81 • · 2158 .. 8245. Heavy dutv Westinghouse. alec. clothes dryer. Exc. cond. 367-7727 . I~~~~=;:~~~~~~~=========11572. - - -- - - - - 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apar1ment Firewood for oele. Hard· for Rent 14x79 2 bdr. unfrun .. mobile home. c~npeting. appllancea. central ai~ & heat, 2 bdr. trailer. furnithed . Cell •1 1,000. Call 614· 266 · ·446· 0756. 6036, after 7PM 614·266· 1672. Furnished 14x70 3 bdr. trailer on priVIt& lot. 10 1 971 Mobile Homo. Rebal minute• from town. •200 12x615. New furnace, not mo. plus utilitiet, $200 dep .• fumlohod . Coli 614· 992 · roferonceo. Coli 614· 256 · 7756. 1393. One acre lot With platform for hou1e and' in-ground pool , f9r informetlon, 813· 685· 1 232 . Ml1c . •Monday, CAPTAIN EASY ~ 1971 Zlndole , 12x63 ~7600. Ohio Atarl & 6 cartridges. I 100. Coil 446-2297. Pine oven. 8400. Joe• Plua in Cheshire. Call 814· 367-0671 . Fi1h Aquariums made to order. Irvin's Glast Service. 446·4423. Woodburning Stovaa. free• tanding, fireplace intertl. mobile home approved. & furnance ·ed-ons. Jividen• Farm Equipment, 44.6· 1676. Firewood pickup or doll· vorod. Call 614·255· 6889. 81 Building materiels block. brick. sewer pipet, window1 , lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614·245·5121 . 56 .. 1 SWE AR THD50 i<OSOT£> DON'T MIOAN ANY&ODY ANY TO ATTACK TH& I<OI!IOTS. HAI<>JI, WASH. STUC"O PLAS"J:ERIN_G teJttured ceilings commercial and residential, free 71 Fruit 58 Autos for Sale &. Vegetable• Appliu. Fltzpetrlc~ Or· cherdo. S.R. 889. 614· 689· 3786 or 61 4·619-4376. Houro10 o.m.-6 p.m. 59 For Sale or Trade 1969 Ford 4x.4. Trade for car of oqual value. 614·843· 5119. 1976 Ford Torino. Sola or trade. Aoklng f760 . Cell 304-773·5013 otter 6:00 p.m. 1979 Thunderbird. t3400. 614· 949· 2890. 1977 Chevy Mon.te Carlo, eir, power steering, power brakea, t1800.00 Coll304· 882·2688 after 6 p.m. 1971 Automatic ranch style ttatlonwagon, Welt VIrginia inopectod, nice. f896 .00 negotiable. Call 304-675· 1987 or 1175-21162. ConsOle Motorola ste,eo with AM ·FM radio. Uko 1974 Olda Cutla11, 4 dool: new. Will tell or trade for good con elton, t800 orbeot r'ecllner rocker. Cell 614- oHer, 304·675-4437 or 992· 3430. 676-3364. 61 Farm Equipment 8N Ford front end loader. double action. hydraulic bucket, 1200. a fl . drag dilk f60 . Coli 614-388· 8896. 40ft. hay conveyor. Used 1 -•on. 814· 843·61811 . Pets for Sale New Ideo 324 2 row plckor. .New ldoa 324 with 329 Sheller. Both llold roo4y. HILLCREST KENNELS Phone 614·986·3831. lording all braada. Selling Happy Jock Dog Food. Doberman puppie1: Stud 6 3 Livestock Service. Call446-7795. 614-266 .. ~---PAINTING . Interior ond 8Jtterior. plumbing. roofing. some remodeling. 20 yrt, oxp._Cell614-388· 9652. Marcum Roofing & Spout· lng . 30 yaoro experience, opeclollzlng In built up roof. Coll814-388-9867. BORN LOSER IPVJ MIJCI.l RIIJ CAIJ 4'HA% AT A f'AI<TLI lAATCU.L( f\51./' 4\".DMIIJ' TO M4 ~tJ'MA'S RON'S Televlolon Service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola. Qu.,ar. and ~o•io• _c;~~na. •q.u 6 76-2398 Sl')(n{ -Q;CoiJO Or448 ·'2464~-J LtGTI? fJ:J ~~-- F e.:K Tree Trimming. stump removal. Coll676·1331 . RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpe· rienced roofing. Including hot tar application. carpenter. electrician. meton. Call 304·676· 2088 or 675· 4660 . . Water Walla. Commercial 1981 Cutlo11: •1771; 1881 and Domestic. Tett holn. Mercury Lynx, •43811; 1980 Pumps ·S1I11 and Service. Comoro, U085: 1179 Cu· ,304-886·3802. tfooo, f5896; 1179 Morcury Zephyr, f211915; 19711 Oldo Get your carpet in ahlp Dolta 88, t895; 19700 ahapa. Water removal. FREE Dodao Pickup, 1895. Bill ESTIMATES, FURNITURE DEAl AUTO SALES, Rt. 2 CLEANING . CAPTAIN and Jericho Rood, 304-1171· STEAMER 114·446-2107. 17119 after 5 p.m., 1175· 5486. E & R Tree Service, fully In au red. free estimates . 1174 Plymouth Duller, Phone 614·367·0836. call tlant six engine. auto .• AM- after 6 . FM caaMtte. e•cellent con· d~lon, 11,000 Firm. (6141 SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One 992·2445 or (3041 882· place custom fit your home. 2783. Guaranteed. Advanced Gutter. (Doy 614·692:4066,1 11711 Matador, 4 door, good (night 61f·698·8206.) condition, body and motor orange whh brown vinyl top, Rooting and Cupentry 304-576·21 60. Work. general rapaira. call Anthony Williamson, 8141965 DeSoto, excellent 367·0194. condition, call 304-8963686. . Get Your Corpat IN SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTAIN 1975 Chevrolet Nova, STEAMER , water removal. 85,432 mleo. Call 3f04· furniture cleanhig. Free Estl875· 41548 after 11:30 p.m. moteo, 514-4411-2107. CAN'T 5~YA5 1 DiP, GWEET L~DY•. • ALLEY OOP 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart· Couch. chair, rocker, otto· manti HUO Available Util- 51 Household Goods men, 2 end table• end coffee Judy Taylor Grooming. Call Club calves E•otic tteer tiet paf"\\y fum .. apt~rtmentt after 5:00 614-367-7220. ' . croes11-Sired by Double available now. 1200 per mo. 4 room I!Pt. utilttiet partially SWAIN Briarpatch Kennels Prof••· Time, Tornado. 61 4·379· paid $'1 &0. A-One Reel AUCTION Ill FURNITURE Moving Sale - Various 1lonal All-breed grooming, 2805 . • Enatet, Ci.rol Yeager, Real- 62 Olivo St., Gollipollo. 6 houuhold itema aftd rabbits Indoor-outdoor boarding fil tor. Cell 304·675· 5104 or place wood living room 1u1te and caget, truck · tnow GIIhloo. Englloh Cocker Spo- Reg. 3 yr. old 'Chlx' PI· 304-876· 7386. whh 8 inch flat arms •399, chelno, 304 ; 676 · 1866 . nlol puppl..·. Coll814-388· lomano gueldlng very gon· Stove and furhace cleaning tie. Call 446·927t or 446· 1---------~ end repair, 304-676-6073. 9790 . bunk bedt complete with Best offers taken! 1600. 72 Trucks for Furni1hed apt. •186. Water bunklao t189. 2 place en· pold, 2 bdr., 131Vz 4th, tron livingroom suitea $199 , 2 hortat & 2 uddlea. 30-08 197:8 Ford truck. •ll.ort bed. 82 Gelllpollo. 446·44 1 6 after 7 antron r~cllnera •99, other Plumbing Remington rifle. 304-882· 6 cyl. Cell 446·2192. p.m . recliners $80, maple din·e tte . &Heating 3242. 11t1 1179,., 1ova teats $70, 2 bdr .. 2 bath. 11 Court St. hide-a · bed 8260, box 1980 GMC 4x4 14 ton, '· Regl.tered' Amerlc.8n Sed- outo., PI, PS, 30,000 mi .. Ref. & dep. $325 mo . Call springs & mattre11 twin or CARTER'S PLUMBING dlebrod, 111 hondo, 'Gelding 448·4928 . full e100 lit regular-firm f5,100. Call 446·2403. . AND HEATING Showhoroa. Call 304·676· t120, maple dinette chalra Cor. Fourth and Pina ;!030 or 175-4232. Small fUrn .. houte 1 or 2 t36, wash stBnda •34, 1978 Ford PU F150 Ex· 4411·3888 or 446· , adults 0'1iv. no pets. Call maple rockers t68. 7 piece 2 young Coon dogs. 1 black plorer YJ T.• p.b., p.1 .. radial Phone 4477 . 448·0338. chrome dinette set •149, 6 REPOSSESSED SIGNI No- & ten, 1 walker. .Cell 614· tirea, ••c. cond. t3300. Cell 64 Hay & Grain 256-1415. piece dinette ut •as. used thing down! Take over pay448·2403. JIM 'S ~LUMBING Ill HEAT· ,. bedroom suites. reflrgera- manti, $68 . 00 month · Furnithed 3 rooma, With tort, ranges, chest, dre11ert, ly',4'x.8' flaJhing arrow sign . Registered Portier pups. 8 lNG . Fomerly Dewitt'• ·· Moving: 1970 Ford pickup prtvate bath. Reference pre· wringer washers, TV's, New bulbs, leners. Hala wko. old. Coli 614-245· Mixed Hoy. 614·949· 2424. wreckor, _f500. 1874 Pinto Plumbing. Cell 614·367· fer red. Cell 446-2216 . dryeret, & shoes. Call 446· Slgno. Coli FREE 1·800· 9439 . for porta no. 3 mi. down 0676. 31&9. ,626· 74"e, anytime. Rt. 218.01010 2 brldgeo, end Jackson Estate Apartments Australian Shepherd - Blue of guardrail· with green 538 Jeckson Pike (Equal E_xcavating LAYNE'S FURNITURE 2 c.olorTVo. 304· 675· 2816 . Heeler pupple1. Excellent paint, turn right, gravel rd. 83 Housing Opportunity) has Sofa, chair, rocker. otto· pet, f25 each. 614-379cro11roada, make left, 1 It one bedroom apartmentl man, 3 tables. (extra heavy Frolt free refrigerator In 2143. 71 hOuee trailer left. rant stening at 1167 and by Frontier). •686. Solo, excellent condition. Phone DOZER WORK By Tod two bedroom rent starting at chair and lovasut, 1276. 304-675· 1386. AKC Regiatered Doberman, 1988 Ford T860 tondem Henna. pondt. dltchet, 1 • 193. UOO depooh. Cal Sofaa and chairs priced from 176. 304·BB2· 2230. TOP CASH paid lpr leto dump truclf., 61 4 · 9'12· b11emMts. etc. Call 441· 448-274& or leave me ..age f286 . to 1895. Tebleo, •46 · Full size bed, box 1prlngs. model uild cart. Smith 61541 . . 4907 . Car'ter • Evans on answeringt service. Transportatton . and up to 1126. Hide-a- book •half . headboard, AKC Regiatenid Doberman Bulck-Pontloc, 191 1 Eaot· beds, e440 . and up to '76 .00, 304-882-2246. puppl01, 176, 304·882· ern Aw.. Galllpollo, 448· ~ ton Dodge Rom pickup 1 bdr. apt . with stove & '52.&., Recllnero, f176 . to 2282. 2230. with topper. 4 tpead atand- lonnie Boggs Excavating. refrigerator, near HMC , no f360 .. Lampo from f28 . to j ohlft. 614·992·5434.,. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. peto, f169 mo., UO dop . f76 . Deak f1 10 up to f226 . HUPP'o Applenco & Gloll· AKC Regloterad Weimo· 1978 Pontiac Sunblrd, 4 ord Work by hour or job. Call 114·992·51114. . Coll446· 3817. Hutchos. 1550. and up, wdore. ,R ebuih woohoro Ill ranor puppleo, Chonplon· cyl., 72.000 mi .. f1,900 or 446·71103. maple or pine finlth . Bunk ryers 61 .00 up. 1 Frott thip bloodline in field and trade. CIU 11.a.379a2721.. 1172 Ford pickup. F100, 2 bedroom apt., furnished, bed complete with met- free refrig. nice U 10• 1 ahow. Own both parents and cat 215 hoe, dozera, crane. utilities paid, 1275, $100 tre11es, •260. and up to Coldapot refrig. 1146, 1 are on premitet. Mother 1978 Chevetta 4 dr. , body rough. f376 . II 14· loaders, dump truck. Call 112·2849. dep., adults only. no pets. f396 . Boby bade, •1 1 0. AFr igldolre elecdt. rLenge 1 1 1RO. from Ch. Ranoh'o Rajah and 52,000 mi., PS, olr cond., 614-448·1142 betwoen 11 guarantee · ocated t . Ch. Ka'm1ou London Fog, PB, 4 tpd. •1.1eo or tr11de. Cell 446·0962. Mattrettes or boJt springs, _ 7_ :00 __A_M __&_.6_:_0_0P_M __ . ____ ~ 1972 Dellun pickup, full.,. twin, f68 ., firm , filS . ~~l:S~to~3C•II 44 6 ·81 81 Serlouo lnqulrloo only . Cell 814·371-2721 . •7&0.00 or beat offer, cell Furnished upnairs apt., 3 end $78. Quoon oeto, f1 95. Phone 304·489· 1719 eftr 5 1 - - - - - - - - - Good·1 Exc•votlng. booo--;:, rooms & 'l:ieth, clean, adults 4 dr. cheoto, 142. 5 dr. Sooro 3Yz H.P. lawn mower, p.m. weekdoyo and e_nytlme 1880 Ci'marq Rolley Spon, 304·175-2585. mema. footara. drivewayi, JoO , only, · no pets, ref. req . Mptic tanka. landacaplng. ~~ chana, $64. Bed fram11. portable Kenmore dla on weekendl. 41.000 mil••~ PS~ PB. air Utllltloo pold. Cell 446· 120.and •26-.. 10 gun - Gun hwasher. exc. con d. Cash a ·Call anytime 446-41537, , con d., auto., tl,300 or 73 Van1 & 4 W .O. 1619. James L Davison, Jr . • cobinou, f350 . Goo or corry. 446-3294 . AKC Rogiotenid Doberman tTodo. Cll614·37g·27211. owner. f326 up to pupploo. colore ere bl' o ck, 1966 GMC 8chool buo 30 electric rongeo, ' new apartment in Eureka, A 1 & rod, blue, fown, 304-178· 1978 Orondo Prix 58,000 poanngor, 212 engine, 4 J .A.A. Conitructlon Co. '), large front porch, overlook· 1375. Baby motroooeo, 126 Uk · mllea, • needs front end. spd .• newbn~kea.goodtirat. ing Ohio River. 1 or 2 adults. & 136, bed framea *20. wc!;~:,n:=~~~:9 ~o!ea· 182;2. f26 , Ill f30, klnglreine f60. aon , , 460 _ 246 _6439 _ •1.991 or trade. CoM 814· f2. 200. Call 441.2a 3 a 01 • W1tar Linea. f ·ooten, "" Cell614·266· 1 198. llood Mlactlon of bedroom 379·2721. E · Drolno. All kin do of Ditching. 10 I tea. ce d ar c h 1111 • 7&,000 BTU fuel oll1tove & 57 Mu.l ·cal ' -·1 _r_u_. Rutland, Oh. 1114·742 · "su 1 bed room Apt. $198 . mo . ' rockoro, motol coblnoto, k d 1 . lnltruments 1980 YW Rabbh good con- 1979 Jeep CJ·I5, 1 cyl., 3 2903. including utilities. Equal swivel rocker1. tan • UM Winter, naw dltlon. CIM 1ft• 4:30 114· d ------ ~ 300 housing opportunity. Con· Uled Furniture .. bookcooe, con d. ' 1 50 · 3 0 4 · 675 · 2411· 8113. op .. exc. cond .. "· or Mei.QI Excav1ting. Bulldozer tact Village Manor Aptt. rongao. cholro. dlnnott oat, 7957 · g~: . tor pickup. Call 448- .. beckhoe 18rvice. a•••. 61 4-992· 7787. wood table a'nd ohalra, dryClarinatt, flu tel . I I In - 1878 Mazda OLC wagon. "' manta, footet"t, landiCIIplng. 23cu. ft . deepbeeze.klng phonea . trombones , f dl 0 3 size weterbed, Kitchen Aide trumpetl. Fr.anka Pawn auto .• a. c., •m- m ra ' top 77 Jimmy 4x4 good cond .. drlvewaya. farm ~ondt . 3 & 4 room furnished apts. era. refrlgeraton and TV'a. miiH out Bulovllla Rd . Open dlohwoohar. Cell 266 _1177 Shop. 446 _0840 _ rack . 13880. Coil 245·' naw tires, new pilint, tott of 11 4· 742-2407 or814· 742· ' ";: 614·992·6434, 614· 992· 9omto llpm; Mon. thru Fri.. or 268 _8866 _ 9457. 2018. ' axtrao. Cell 446·4292. 59t4 Of' 304-882·2568. • l, 9am to &pm. Sat. .. l 446·0322 _ _ _ _ _;;__ __ _ ,I Stelnwoy plano, parlor 1170 Lincoln Continental l, , , Now Hauling Good Lump or grand, excellent condhlon, __..._ Ill d dltfo Nice 2 bedroom apt in Electrical • 1 00 Call con 448. n,· 1179 ' Chevrolet pickup 14 84 Mlddle;port . · Adult• only. Ill Applloncoo, 1127 Third Stoker . Coal,· 114· 317- c;»utlfda. . 985Pomeroy, •3942 . ori At. 7 . ...."' blaoll: 12.200. •'' & Refrigeration 7101 814 ton. 4 whoel drive, p.o., p.b .. Dopoolt required. 614· 992· TV Ave., Golllpollo, 4411· 1819. 0121. ' • .•. 13,500. 51 4 -992· 2828 . l 28118." Spin . w aohero. gOf Ill electric I 1 dryert, auto wuhere. gat a. .t 877 Hond• Accord, A. T., l' Furnished efficiency and 2 oloctric ronooo, refrigero- OUR BOARDING .HOUSE SEWINO Machine rapair1, ~" with Major Hoople AM·FM·coao., o.c., eood 1 badroom Apt. in Middleport, toro, TV ooto. Hrvice. Authorized Singer ' cond. t1100. 371-2241. · 7 4 Motorcycle• Oh . No peta .. Months rent Salu • Sarvic, Sh•pen . i plua 1100. .security. 614· REBUILT APPLIANCES Sclaaora. Fabric Shop, , ' 1173 VW 8upor Bettlo. 992·3874. Pomoroy. 992·2284. ..:1,, Washers. dryar1, ranges, Am·Fm otarwo. refrigerators. Shop repair, 1974 Honda Chopper 30 ln. to.lt rodlolo. low Apertmenu . 304-676· brlllg It In Ill Save. Call lharp f18111 . 1872 Iuper ovor frant and. CB 750 F. 85 5548. General Hauling 4411·818'1. -··Good cond. 114111. Call 114·141·2737. 1114-4411-7381 or altar 5 • APARTMENTS , mobile Sofa and Choir. Glboon lt . . 114·1112·3117. homea. hou .... Pt. Pleaunt rtfrlgar1tor. Corbin & JONEBIOYSWATER SER· 75 · 8oate and and Golllpollo. 6 14·446· Snyder Furniture . 441 .. VICE. Call 614-387-7471 1911 Dido II Rogancy. 2 Motora for Sale 8221 . or 114·3117-0591. f171 . door. 21,000 mi... fuly equipped, lea1her lnlorlor. Large wood burning add-on W•tar hauling. Faat Service. uo. cond. ConlaOI M_.n Chrio Creft 1117 furnaca·brand new-heats Kaaboueh at 61 4-8117· lion cobln crul-. 311 ft., low ratoa. Call 114·255· " 1743. ' hot water-automatic 1241. with troller, 112,800. Coli controla-flrabrlck lined , 111 4·317·0378 to.lwaon JIMI WATER SERVICE . 1 fl80. Colte14·2511· 1218. 10-3. 11111-441·1343 oftar Call Jim Lanier." 304·1111· 1111 Dart, al•l I, 8. 7387. dra, ....... too ouo to- mendon, A-1 """"'' oondl· lion, 304-171·1730. 78 Cemplng 87 Uphol1tery 1171 Moreury Coug~r, I ... Equlpmant oyf., 111 IIIII: 1;____.:._.:._____ YOU SEE? '1./f= HAVE: FRIGWTEN!:D OFF THE I!IOCH!:, MY HUoiOSOME YANKEE! A MOMENTAP:Y 'TRIUMPH, PEAR MICHELLE! :=========:J=::========J;~~~;,;;;;-;;;;;;;:--,;:L n-mH-..- I'm But if LJOu'll your sticks squoze meet meat first tee ... OUt, Walt! I see if [can squeeze you into my cart! WINNIE OH, !llll, WE SHOULDN!T.,. I COVI..J)N'r. • , BARNEY FETCH ME MY PIPE1 MAW,- ' * n- -· olr. - - . rnotoraCJII 1t. IIOO.J04. ....... 112·22tl. Lila , _ ........ 111 II., T - ull. Cal Tom . . _ 441-7101. TRISTATE UPHOLITERY 8HOP 1 113 8oc . ....... Golllpolla. 4411· 7h3 or 448·1133. t f , THAT NASTY OL'THING~ \) • con-•· a a - - --- = ----· 0 r · I I PEANUTS (] ICENNADI (J I [j IGHURNYj Now arrange the circled 1·ene r~ to form the surprise answer. as suggested by !he above·canoon. · I ·I I a 1 182. ~::==~~=====r~o ~ -~"~"'-'~ -~~-~··~""~ " ~ ' ~,.~·~ · ·~" ~ 1 estimatea. Call ..:._..:..:: ___ ~ New Oak Furniture, tables. chairs, cupboards; pie safe. dry sigka. Paul Conkel• Antiquea. Tuppers Plains. 55 Building Supplies I JUST HOPIO THIOY DON ' T DO F0 0Li 5 H... I.IKE TRY $0M n~IN €o Home . lmprovaments 8:00 . . CIJI]) ~ Ill Cll ® Ill II) News CD New Treasure Hunt <Il Little Hou.. on the Prairie CII!lll Y.E.S. Inc. fJ) Buck Rogers 8 :30 . . Cil ClJ NBC News Cil Standing Room Only:· Kenny · Rogara Live in :· Concan This Gram my. awa rd winner performs hi S repe rtoire of hit son gs.' Cil MOVIE: 'La Vie Continue' . (I) Rifleman ' Cll lllff) ABC News lit I]) (D CBS News .(1) Bullneaa Report ill) Over Eeay 7.:00 Cil PM Magazine · (]) Bonanza C!J ·SportsCanter (5) Carol Burnett (I) Entertainment Tonight (1) Charlie's Angels · Ill Cll Wheel of 'Fortune CII · ill) MacNeii/ Lohrer Newshour ®News IIlli) Peopla's Court fJl Jefferaona 7:30 Cil Tic Tee Dough Cil Fregglo Rock Visit tho world of Fraggle Rock un· derneath the basement of an ·eccentric inventor. C!l ESPN'o Inside Baseball Cll Good News Cll i!J I]) Family Foud ® Wheel of Fortune Ill II) Entertainment Tonight fJ) One Day at a Time 8 :00 O Cilffi Boone Boone and Rome bring an orphaned girl to their home but they find Squirt i& jealous of the newcomer. (60 min .) Cil MOVIE: 'Paternity' Cil MOVIE: 'The Fighting Sullivans· (1) High Chaparral C!J NFL'o Greatest Moments NFL's Greatest Moments presen'ts highlights of the 1970 Oakland Ra iders and tho 1973 Buffolo Bills. (60 min .l CIJ MOVIE: 'Mister Roberts' ® IIlli) That's Incredible! fiJ Cll ®I Scarecrow and Mrs. King (PREMIERE) A chance encounter leads housewife .A.me nda Ki,ng onto a ride of high adven· ture with secret agent Lee 'Scarec row' Stetson. (60 min .) Cil ill) Navigators To· night's program pays tri· bute to the fe ats of the ancient Polynesia n seafarers. (60 min.l fJ) MOVIE: 'Sabrina' 9:00 Cil C!J Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carton: 21st'Annlversary Spacial Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon and Doc Severinsen recall some of the series most memorable moments . Some of the guests include Dolly Parton, Richard Pryor and Bob Hope. (2 hrs . ~ (1) 700 Club Today's pro· gram features author Edward Luttwak and tells how to be !!I 'One-Minute' father. C!J Auto Racing '83: NASCAR Holly Farms 400 from North Wilkesboro. NC I]) Ill II) NFL Football: Now York Jets at Bulfelo liJ Cll ® AftarM~SH SoOri-Lee pressures Klin· gel- into trying to bring her fami!}l to the United States . (]) (]]) Great Performances 'Alice in Wonderland .' Richard Burton and his daughter Kate star in the adaptation of Eva l e Ga l· Iianne's Broadway production . (90 min.) 9:30 {}) Coming Attractions fiJ Cll IJ) Jafferaons George realizes rhat th ~ plan he is going to use to 'swindle' ~ Tom may cost himself more than he real· iied. · 10:00 Cil MOVIE: '1. The Jury' m ·MOVIE: ' Eetlng Rooul' lit C1J ®I Emerald Point N.A.S. Rear Adm ire! Mal. lory is ordered by the Pen· tagon to engage with a Russ ian admiral in a top secret type of 'kitchen diplomacy.' (60 min.! fJ) INN News 10:30 Cil To Ba AnnounciKI Cll TBS Evening News· (I! Grant Wood'& America The life and work of artist Grant Wood are e111amined. fl]) News ·; fJ) Comedy Time 11:00 DCil<IllliCil® News I]) Another Life C!J SportoCentor Cil Or. Who tiD Orant Wood' & America The life and work of artist Grlint Wood are examined. flll Benny Hill Show 11 :1 61]] ESPN's Saturday Ntght at the Fights Saturday Night at the Fights pra· santa coweraga of a 10 · Round Welterweight bout footurlng Marion Starling vs. Pablo Baei from New Haven, CT. (2 hrs., 30 min .l 1 1:30 8 Cil (!) Lof• Night wl1h Dav_ld Lonorrnon Spacial Cil MOVIE: 'Ueecl Cera' I]) Star Tlmo ((]CotUna G Cll Hart to Hort When Jennifer it kidnapped, Jonathan uses a columnist to trick the kidnepgers and rescue her. (A) (6 min.) Cil Lot.nlght America ® .M•A'S'H til Twilight Zone 12:00 Cil Standing Rodm ..mly: Kanny · Rogero · Live In Corteert This Grammy award winner perfQ.rms his r!P•noire of hit· songs. CIJ MOVIE: 'Roman Holl· doy' I I I I X) Prlntanswerhere: ( Saturday's I (Answers tomorrow) · Jumbles: OCCUR KHAKI BROKEN POROUS Answer: How does that fis he rman who tends s heep on the si de ma ke a livin g?- .. BY HOOK OR BY CROOK "' ~ Jumble Book No. 11, containing 110 putties, is •••liable tor $1 .85 plus 5.5e postage and handMng from Jumble, clo thll ntwaptper, Boll :14, Norwood, N.J . 07148. Include yownamt, addna1,llp coOe anclmske ciMch payablt to Ntwspal*booli.L BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Jam~as Jacoby The blitz is on of clubs. East plays the jack. South wins and leads the ""-~ . heart deuce. West goes right NORTH 10.3·83 up with his ace and has a ... +1071 real problem. " ' •Qs Oswald: " A check of the tKQIOI74 North-South convention card +94 • shows that North's three· WEST . EAST , diamond bid invited three tK5 +AQ83 2 no-trump, but was not fore· .Al04 .• 9763 ing. Hence, West knows that +92+JS South has good diamonds tQIOiill tJ7 in this case, clearly three to SOUTH the ace or A·J . He also +J96 knows that, whether South .KJ 52 has won the club -lead wlth .A63 the ace or kin~, he holds the tAK6 other tor. club. ' Jim: ' Two aces and a king Vulnerable: Both account for 11 of South's Dealer: South high-card points. If he holds Wett Nortb East Soatb K·J of hearts, we are up to 1 NT 15. Maybe East holds five c Pass 3• Pass 3 NT spades to the A·Q." Pass......JPass._1 .. Pass Oswald: " West may think a little more and d<k:ide he will look like a real idiot if he is wrong, but in any event Opening lead: +!> By Oswald )acoby aad James Jacoby Oswald: "If there were rooters at a bridge tourna· · m,ent, they might well follow football and cheer 'Defense, DefenBe' after a - hand like loday's." Jim: "West leads his five he planks his klng ol spades. East slgnals wlth the eigh1 , and five spade tricks plus the hearl ace leave · South two tricks shor1 of three notrump." Jiril: "Rather similar to the defensive back who tries to intercept a pass by dash· ing between the receiver and where he figures t he pass will be thrown. If right, he is a hero. If wrong, a bum ." {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ~·~·" by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Imprison 5 Accwnula te 10 Sinful 11 Arouse 13 Impose It Sealed vial 15 Loren's' three 16 Printemps' DOWN 1 Gael 2 Ward off 3 Sermonize tOne of the Tarzans 5 Subsided · 6 Same (Fr. ) 7 Snake 8 Popular operetta, with "The" 9 Suppress 12 Realty follower 17 Cozy room 18 Seder setting 20 Pavilion income '21 Burden I6 Actor Jack 19 Vaunt 22 Peruvian tribesman 23 Choice part 25 Honey badger 26 "The · Graduate " star 27 Pre- Yesterday's Answer 20 Coronet 27 Followed 23 Wound 30 Threefold 3% Simon - s lightly' 24 Bellowing 25 Ascot 34 Imitated' 36 Tree 37 Espie.d fabric h-+--+-- historic mound 28 Dude's region 29 To pieces 31 Nigerian 32 Dilly 33 Man' name 35 Iniquitous 37 Cut, as hair '38 Whole 39 Skin pn 'llem CO Pierced n Useless plant .DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : .. . II AX\'DLBAAXIIt LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A .i( . used lor ,l he three L's, X for lhe 1wo O's, etc. Single lellers: · apootrophes, Ihe lenglh and formati on of t he words are all · hlats. Each day the code Jolte rs are ctllferent •• CR\'PTOQUOTES BZXERX BZXERX E ZZ , EOQ 0 T 0 X . LT K GNZZ EXRT!( ·' Yest.:r-ct.y'i Cryptoquote: COMMITIEE : A GROUP THA'f... KEEPS MIN1.l'I'F..<; BUT SQUANDERS HOURS:-JIM FISK ~ A~~ ROBERT BARRON . ) \ �-- - SUPPLEMENT TO: THE f'OMEIIOY ,. I~The Daily Sentinef -- • • SENT.IN~l Monday, October 3, 1983 Pomeroy-;-Micldleport, Ohio Grocery costs·'dip; higher p~~ces comJng By LOUISE COOK cum>nt bargains, however, probably ,will find they won't last. The summer's heat already has pushed up the price of poultry products. Beef and pork prices rern,aln low Assocla!PdPressW!Uer. Grocery prices dropped by more d5 ,2.45: . '. 09 ,2.09 j 1 89 1.83 25 2.25 29 2.35 + 16.. 1.88--1 99. 1.95 · - Chicago Dallas Detroit "" 1~ l l than half a percent last month, according to an Associated Press .81 + t ' .49.99 '5 .79 + + + "5 .89 73 - .58?? 1.01 + 19 .83 + 1 1'5.1.19'-tqo .89 1 '.1 ~ 110+ This ls the Markelbaskel Comparioon graphic which compares prices of various Kerns from Sept. I and Oct. I. ("'' Lawerphoeo ), Meigs County happenings ••. Fire damages truck Veterans Memorial marketbasket smvey, but the dip Is just the lull before the tnnatlon storm. The AP found few clear trends in prices doting september: At the meat counter .. for example, pork chops generally were down whlle chopped chuck was up and frankfur· ters•were mixed. In the o;latry case, there were bargains lor butter and · , higher prices for eggs. The r~rt is based on a survey of H food and non-food Items, selected at random and priced In one supermarket in each of 13 cities. Prices originally were checked on March 1. 1973 and have been recheck!'(! on or about the start of each succeeding month. The findIngs are not weighted to take seasonal factors into aCcount. The latest survey showed that the , marketbasketlncreasedlastmonth at Ute checklist store In seven cities and decreased In six cities for an .. overall average decline of six-tenths ofl percent. The marketbasket also was up at thecheckliststoretn:je\'enclttesand down In six during August, but the Increases were steeper, causing an overall average rise of three-tenths of 1 percent for the-month . decrease. · The citieS checked were: Albu· querque, N,M., Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los An· geles, Miami, New York, PhUadel· phla, Providence, R.I., Salt Lake City and Seattle. ' . ,=;:::: because producers a!'e selling ,Off r;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ their animals rather than pay high feed prices. By next year, the herds will have been culled and livestock supplies will drop.Tha\wlll touch off another round of lnfiatlon. . The day Of the week on which the . check was ma(le varied depending on the m011Ut. Standard brands and · sizes or comparable substitutes were-used. ' The AP did not try to rompare actual prices from city to city. The only comparisons were made In terms of percentages of Increase or OUR 20% OFF SALE CONTINUES . . ALE STARTS TODAY ·ALL :MEN'S WEAR ALL BOYS' WEAR IS . REDUCED 20% Council to meet Ito• fhroJIIh Ootober 8, 1883 while quantltte•lut. QuaniiiJ ric!tls relert~d. We are not responsiltle for tJPocraphioal errors. SorrJ, lo Dealers. .' Racine Village Councll wlll meet at 7 this evening at village hall. 72"x90" Plan yanl sale .· -Denim Jeans -Flannel Shirts -Socks -Hanes Underwear -Coats -Sweat Shirts -Sweaters Demolay Mothers Clubwtll hold a yard sale beginning today and continuing through Wedn~ay from 10 a.m. untll noon. For pick up Items call 992-5537 or 992-7022. Monday meetmg' Eight and Forty Meigs COunty Salon 710 will meet this evening at 7: :ll p.m. at the Racine American Legion Hall. All partners are urged to attend. Saturday Admissions--Laura A 1977· Ford pickup truck owned Sayre, Reedsville; Gloria Decker, by Dwaine Allen,R t. 4, Pomeroy, Comparing prices at the start of Reedsville; Lydia Hysell, Pomeroy. ,, was heavlly damaged by fire October with those at the beginning Saturday Discharges--Carol Saturday morning the Meigs County of the year, the AP found the Wines, Stanley Fleldcarnp, FrederShert1fs Department reponed. was up at the Water cut off set marketbasket Allen was culling firewood on the Ick Leadingham, Paul Clay, Harold checklist store In six cities and down property of his brother-In-law and Jeffers, Mattie Teaford. tnsevencltles. Overall, there was an MIDDLEPORT- Watrr will be Sunday Admissions--John Ed· noticed smoke coming from under average drop of 1.4 percent In the off tn Middleport for tWo hours ' thehoodofthetruck.Whenheraised · wards, Pomeroy; Maxine Phllllps, Lloyd Johnson, the hood flames shot out and the Pomeroy; stores during the first three- exceptfor Grant Street. Middleport. marketbasket bllls at the checklist Rutland Fire Department was Sunday Discharges -- Phillip quarters of the year. summoned. During the same period of 1982, by Jim Davts, Minersville, Informed Green, Gloria Fellure, Velma contrast, the markethasket rose an the sheriff's department Saturday Herrick, Betty Friend, Florence· 1 average of 4.1 percent. evening that parts were taken from &.yolds, Cecil Smith. Consumers wlto are enjoying the two of his vehicles that were parked on his property on White Chapel Office hoUJ'8 changed · Road In Olive Township. The The Meigs Planned Parenthood · Incident is under Investigation. Offices, located In the Meigs Medical Building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, will he closed several days during October. Tomorrow, Oct. 4, the orttces wlll be closed until 1: 00 p.m. and will A number of calls were answered open at 1:00 remaining open until 5 by local units over the weekend, the p.m . On Thursday, Oct. 6, o!flces COLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) ~ The Meigs County Emergency Medical will be closed an day and again on Ohlo Highway Patrol plans tD fight Services "reports. Monday, Oct.lO. On Thursday, Oct. Monday a! 5:31 a.m., the Pome13, offices will be closed until 1: 30 the hlgh rate of fatal accidents In roy Unit went to LibertY. Ave. for p.m., opening then aM remalnlng four-central Ohlo counties by more Albert Keeton who was taken to open untU 5 p.m. The ortl ces will be policing of some of the deadliest Holzer Medical Center and at 7:36 closed all day on Frtday, Oct. 14 and roads . . I Patrol officers will start appeara.m., Middleport went to Route 7, on Friday, Oct. 21. Ing In locations where they are not the Cheshire area, for Ray Ralrden The offices wlll be open from 9 who was taken to Veterans Memor- a .m . to 5 p.m: all other days In normally seen In Franklin, FairIal Hospital. October. For . appointments call, field, Knox and Licking counties, sald Lt. Wendell Webb, asslslant On Sunday, the Pomeroy Unit at 992-5912. 12: 44 p.m. took Maxine Phillips district corrunander. Resen-e game set from her home· on State St., to Webb said Franklin County Veterans Memorial and at 2:58 outside of Columbus has had 33 The Meigs Marauder reserve fatalities so far this year, compared p.m.. Pomeroy took Rita Stobart football teamw\u host Warren Local with 19 at this time a year ago. from Anne St., to Veterans Mef1'lOr· at 5: :ll plm. this evening at Falrfteld has had 12, compared with tal. At 5:43 p.m. Middleport took Marauder Stadium. four last year; Knox County has had George Anderson from Fourth and 15, compared with six; and Licking Palmer Sts. to Veterans Memorial; County has had 18, compare.l'wtth Middleport at 5:46 p.m. took Lloyd Trustees to meet 14. Johnson, Hysell St., to Veterans SYRACUSE---Sutton Township Memorial and at 8:14 p).m .. He said the two teams of four troopers each will work with local MiddlepOrt took George Luster, Jr .. Trustees will meet Tuesday, Oct. 4, from the Middleport Church of the at 8 p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal and county law enforcement officBuilding. ers. One team wlll work ln Franklin Nazarene to Holzer Medical Center. County and the others will l'(ltate Saturday at 8:26 a .m ., Rutland throughout the other four counties. took Dana Ward from Meigs Mine I Interstate 71 hetweenFrankRoad to Veterans Memorial and at 10: 56 · (Continued from page 1) and London-Groveport Road south p.m., Middleport took Tom Rue 11amed later. of Columbus will get extra attention. from 72 S. Third Ave.. to Hol;.er planning session has Another Five people have died along that Medical Center." been called by the chamber for 7: 30 stretch this year. p.m. Tuesday In the meeting room The teams will patrol areas with Meets.tonight at the LaSalle. Representatives the highest accident rates and will from the village, the parent-teacher concentrate on the hours when most ' ' The Meigs County Chapter 'of organizations of the Bradbury, accidents bccur, often In the evening ... ~motay will meet this evening at Middleport and junior high schools, . 7::.J p.m. at the Middleport Masoplc the American U!glon Post, and all and early morning, Webb saldc Drinking drivers were In 43 Tempi~. other tnterested.groups are asked to percent of the fatal accidents, Webb he present for that session to add said. ~ng. driving left of center Input for the final decisions on the and falling to yield the right of way party. also caused many accidents. -Gloves -Corduroys -Dress Slacks -Vests -Ties -Carhartt -Jackets .. Reynolds Wrap SIURF BERRY·CRUICH 11 STEll SAUCE ,, Oz. 10 Oz. George W. Mullen ' George W. Mullen, 83, Coolville, di€d Sunday at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital In Parkersburg following an extended Illness. Mr. Mullen was born at Newark, w. va;,asonofthelateThomasand Rachel Miller Mullen. He was a farmer and was a member of the Buckeye Illg Bucks 1Ciub. Surviving are a son, George W. Mullen, Jr.. Coolville; two daugh· ters, Ocie L. Foutty, Long Bottom, and VIoletta Davis, Coolville; two . brothers, Thomas of Ripley, W.Va., and WU!lam of C\lmlng, Ohio; a· sl$ter, Martha Farnsworth, Davis· W. Va.; a cousin, Betty Fossett, Coolville; seven grand· chUdrell, 16 great-grandchildren, and one great - great granddaughter. Besides ' his parents, he was precededlndeathbyhis wife of 52 years, Addle Eil2Abeth Mullell, In 1970; a son, Lewis Earl Mullen and three brothers. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the White Funeral Home In Coolville with the Rev. Roy Deeter Bw1al will be In the Ton:h Baptist Chureh CeJne. 11!1Y. Friends may caD at the fUneral hOme a1tB' 7 thll evenlni and vme, amctattng. anyUmeon~. NOTICE I Mason Furniture Special Hours ') ~-~f). ONLY! 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This new certificate allows you to decide the maturity date with a lower minimum requir,ment. For only $1 ,000 you can now purchase a Certificate of Deposit with a maturity of anywhere between 32 days and .L82 days, whatever you decide. If a longer maturity is your desire, a deposit of $100 is all that is necessary. The rate earned on these Certificate of Deposits ·'!I'm _b e compounded daily giv,i~g you the highest yield and ·will vary depending on the length of maturity. Stop by and talk it over with one of our ex- · perts. Fo iust e shake or owck hosono MODEL 5602-1113 •• 39 lheybelono ThenAslroT uri Door· ma_tscomectear'lthemsetvos. wnh Turl Doormat lor evarv et1tn1nce to vour home They can weather any wi'Uiti'IOr Now & whon yo u ll9ftd em mOlt' __~ UISIIE .·. SLIPPEIS 22" High AstroTurl Lloormilts do mooe th ai'\ Jus! say welcome They koop tho dirt . mucl antlsnow ovt!ilotlo. wl1erc ' ..,. Saturday 9 a.m. To 5 p.m•. Clo1ad Sunday! hardWorkmg Astrc..Tur! Doorrnat at every entrance to your home So come on soonAndQOI!ln Astro- , •• IEYWOUID ILIRfll CLOCI •' <lO% Acrylic 20% Nyl011 the corner. vou should have a $149 _ • • Now Through October "h -10% Wool Witn bad -weather right a10und $1_29 I Halloween I Sawe Moner ' BJ Using Generic Drugs • I' Area death , lEI'S IISULITED THERIIL SOCIS How You Can ' We look after interest. Connon $699 At-The Farmers Bank Emergency squads' have busy weekend ~ ..:B"; Qv.llrty Alun..,num f e>ol ~~M~o~nd;a~y;,~l;O~P~-~m;.~un;tll;;;;;;m;;;tdn;;;;;;tg;;;h;;;td~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Fatality rate forces •patrol to concentrate on other areas 100% Polyester Assort•d Color$ Florol P'rinl . PICI construction. Llmil-.,d warranty. ~- . >t t:'S. 1 t._~' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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