https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1198651ed17885916a633496ff9cf81.pdf c36f0968072da402b0fc1cb10043b31d PDF Text Text • • • w. Ohio- Point FBI searching worldwide for suspected double agent· WASHINGTON (UP!) - The have passed 1nfoJ7T1atlon to the Intensive search for a former CIA Soviet KGB. Warrants have been agent wanted on charges of spying Issued tor his arrest. CBS reported Friday that Infortor the Soviets Involves "every FBI field office" worldwide, an FBI mation Howard , relayed to the Russians led to the presumed ofllclal says. The manhunt extends to England. executionof a top Soviet atl!ctal who where Edward Howard lived as a provided intelligence lnfonnatlon to boy, and to South American cities he the United States. Court documents filed by the FBI has visited and lived in previously, In U.S. Dtstrlct COurt in Albuthe official said Friday. Howard, 33, has been Identified by querque, N.M., Indicate Howard Uwi FBI as one of two former U.S. admitted sellJng Information to the lnteUigence employees believed to Soviet KGB; durtng a meetin~ In Execution claim remains unconfirmed, says Reagan Austria on SePtember~. 1984. "The former CIA employee was paid money In exchange for classltied Information relatlilg to U.S. Intelligence soorces and methods," the a!lldavlt signed by FBI special agent Martin Schwarz said. During a second meeting in Europe last July, Howard sold additional Information to Soviet intelligence o!!lclals, the affidavit traveled abroad exte!lslvely, as well as Uvlnglnseveral!ln'elgnlocattons. He Is said to he Ouent ln Spanish and would he weU-versed as a former Intelligence operative In assuming false Identities. The FBI Is checking aU locations he has traveled to previously, the ofl!clal sald. • "Our investigation of Howard Involves every Fm field office," he The documents Included a letter said. Howard, who worked for the CIA said. Howard lett behind for his wUe. from 00 to 1983, Is the .son of Air It said, "Sell the house, Jeev. etc. Force Master Sgt. Kenneth Howard and move with one of our parents who was JlOS!ed with his family to and he happy." . several American bases abroad, The official said thai although the Including England, before he ooreau has ro hard Information that retired. Howard Is In Enli!and, agents are •A former classmate of Howards row SEarching for him there. He ·told United Press Internatlonalln a indicated the hunt extencteci beyond telephone interview that In the late U.S. borders Immediately after 1960s they were close friends at the Howard quit his job with the New American high school at the U.S. Mexico Legislature two weeks ago Force air base at Lakenheath, and disappeared. England. Howard, the official said, has 'llleformerclassmate, whoasked BEIRIJI', Lebanon (UPI) the execution of the death sentence Islamic Jihad terrorists Friday for the American CIA agent in the -announced the "execu tlon" of U.S. Middle East and the head of Its EmbasSY official William Buckley, Lebanon station and the first but Preslden t Reagan said \he political adviser aLthe American report could not he confirmed. The EmbasSY In Lebanon, the spy Soviet Union evacuated most of its 'William Buckley, alter publishing embaSSY staff following the murder this statement," said the group's of a k.ldnapped Soviet olllcial. statement. The respected An Nahar and As Islamic Jihad did not specify Saflr newspapers printed a. state- where the body could he found, ment from the Moslem fundamen- saying only the killlng was deditalist group saying Buckley would cated to "thefamiUesciMoslemand he killed after their statment was Tunisian martyrs" from the Tunis published. raid, In which · Israel'S' U.S.-made The st<ltement said the execution F-15 fighter jets killed at least 73 was ordered to avenge Israel's air people. By J. Samuel Peeps strike Tuesday on Yasser Arafat's "We warn the American and GALLIPOLIS - James SweaPalestine Liberation Organization Israeli governments against carry,'rlngen, director oftheGroveCtty headquarters in Tunisia. ing out any retaliation because they Buckley, 57, reportedly a bachelor will pay dearly In Lebanon, Wa- marching band, has written to Bossman Hobart Wtlson, Jr., with lew family ties, was abducted shington and the world," the , calling Gallla Academy High tn West Beirut on March 16, 1984. U statement said. Israel Tuesday Schoo1 ·marchlng musicians "a the Islamic Jihad claim is con- bombed PLO headquarters In credit to their community and firmed, he would he the first of six : revenge lor the killing of three the school they represent." Americans still held hostage in Israelis which it blamed on PLO Lebanon to be killed by his captors. guerrlllas. It was Sept. 21 that the band A native of Medford, Mass., Reagan told reporters In Wa- members from the Old French Buckley, the U.S. EmbasSY's chief shington that·the United States could City participated_·with 15 other poUtlcal officer, has been held the not confirm tre report of Buckley's bands In the fourth annual .Grove longest of the American captives in death. "No, there's no way to City Marching Band Invitational Lebanon. confirm," Reagan said. "Until we In Grove City <jnd received the "We declare a revenge for the have something definite, we're not third place trophy tor Class B bands. · blood oftre martyrs by announcing going to comment." not to he lder!tttled, had already contacted the FBI and presently works' lor the U.S. Army, the FBI o!tlclal confirmed. "If he's not in this country, he's in .Suffolk, England," Howard's friend said. "I want him tocomeon in.If It's true, he'shetrayedatrust." . Howard also worked In South America for the Peace Corps and the Agency for Internatlonalue'veh opment from 1976.to 1979. tion. .l .. t ""-. $2999'5 ELBERFELDS•~ ~ 1984 p WAGON $6,800~ SHOWTlME . 1986\- '• . l ' MAY BEroME REGUlAR STOP - A SUI1!rllie stop at lllflmerha88elt Island a1 Parlrenburg, W.Va., was greeted wttlisomuch enlbulllasm SuDcJa.v thai the captain of the steamboat Delta Queen Is PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (UP!) - Ao unscheduled visit at Blennerhassett Island was gree;ted with 9J much enthusiasm that ~ecaptalnof the steamboat Dell<! · Queen Is considering making Blennerhassett Island a regular part of his salllng Itinerary. Daniel Fowler, executive director of the Blennerhassett Historical Park Commission, said Sunday the •• •• ••• .• •• EXCELLENT SELECTION ON ALL NEW ,•••• • • :• -•. •• . 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Electric.bills to go:up COLUMBUS (UP! ) -Proposed completion of the Zimmer power plant could add $00.58 to the typical " residential customer's ·monthly electric bill to customers at the Columoos and Southern Ohio Electric Company In Gallla-Melgs area, says an Ohio consumers' counsel official. If Zimmer owners began chargIng customers the maximum amount allowed, the typical Cincln· nat! Gas & Electric Co. customer would pay about $272 a year more. consumers' counsel technical director Kenneth Rosselet said Saturday. The estimate Is based on a customer who uses about 700 kllowatl-hours of electricity per month. Customers at the Dayton Power & Light Co. would pay $17.25monthly or $207 annually . The differences in cost are based on the share of the Zlmmer plant each company owns and the rates charged various classes of custo· mers. CG&E owns 46.5 percent of the plant, DP&L 28.1 percent and C&SOE 25.4 percent. The owners plan lo convert the unfinished nuclear plant into a coal-burning generator by 1991. Tile companies estimate the total cost of the plant will be $5.3 bllUon. Under an agreement announced last week, however, customers of the three utUltles would pay a maximum $3.6 biUiof\ of that cost. Stockholders of the companies would pay the other $1.7 billion. Theagreementwasnegotlatedby the utlllty companies, consumers' counsel, various local governments and Industrial customers. The companies can Increase customer electric bUls to pay for the plant after It begins generating electricity. Customers wlll continue to pay for the plant during the ll years It Is expected to work, Resurfacing project underway Resurfacing of Pomeroy business district streets got und_erway today . Workers of the Shelly Co., were resurlaclng the upper parking lot and Court St. today and possibly wUI alSO Include Sycamore St. Tuesday, wortcers wlll resurface aU of Second St. Mayor Richard . • BIDWELL- State Superintend· ent of Public Instruction Franklin B. Walter complimented area ·voters during the weekend for "the clea~ Indication that they are committed to excellence In education." "It Is people who determine the success of education, and that means people outside the schools as well as those on the Inside," he said in remarks prepared for delivery at trededlcatlonoftheBldwell-Porter Elementary School In the Gallla Local School District . About 500 people attended the Sunday afternoon dedication - the ·second in as many weeks for the local school district which has completed two of fou r new elementary schools In an $11 million construction program. Walter said voter support at the polls enabled the school to become a reality. He said the new building wtll he equipped to provide top quality educatkm.' "'!llls building provides tangible proof that the residents of this area place a high prtorlty on their · children's present and future well· helng," said Walter. "This school stands as a monument to the enlightened vls lonoithe community which ooUt It." Walter emphasized the neoesslty of family Involvement In the educational process. He said that each famUy Is charged with the responsibility of educating the next ' .\;' ' .. . .~ , conslderiig maldngthe Island a regular part of ltlualllaglllnerary. The I boalls shown above during a recent stopover In GaiHpolls. become regular visit Delta Queen's capt<~ in , Wllllam Laurence Keeton, "wanted to see If It Is possible lor the Delta Queen to hegln stopping at the Island" on the ' Ohl Rt cruises luxury vesseI s o ver · Keeton stopped the Delta Queen lor,a surprise at the Island Sept. 22, and Is toying with the Idea of stopping again on the steamboat 's return trip from Pi ttsburgh at Taxpayers praised· by state official ••• .••• 1986 MODE ' •, • 'I'' ' Surp~se stop m y~ All Are On Display Now 26 Cenia '' action." ' t . ALSO WE HAVE A FEW 1985 MODELS IN STOCK AT 1 Section. 10 Pogea A Muitimodlo a short-term increase In the debt celllng with assurances of actiOn starting Wednesday on all balanced budget proposals was rejected by Senate Republican leader Rober! Dole. Asked about prospects today, when the Senate again votes on cutting off the !l.llbuster, Dole said there would he "hand-wringing, speeches, posturing, the usual ... no Jim Mink Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ••• The Best •• •• Buys In •• The •• Tri-County ••• Area ..... • enttne ' presented by •• •• Check Our • Lot For . •• •• . In a message before the Senate votes, Reagan said, "?!ro hour Is approaching. "By tomorrow, the federal government's cash balances wiD he Virtually exhausted and we will he facing a financing emergency," he said. Three times last week, Baker warned congresslonalleaders Oct. 7 was the last day. But Dole discounted the dire predictions, telUng reporters the government Is "not going to shut · down, It's going to slowdown. (But) It's aolng to he high noon before ' An_after by 8ycd that would allow "ong.'' . . . ' .., FREE • October 7. 1985 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The govenunent, according to Pres!· dent Reagan and Treasury SecreIIII}' James Baker, runs out at money today. There is virtually no hope Congress can act quickly enough to keep checks from bouncing. Despite a rare Sunday session, the Senate could not act on an increase In the debt celling - which would allow the government tb borrowfrom $1.8 trllllon to $2 trUUon. Splitting along party lines, the Senate refused 57-38 - seven short of the tWI>-thlrds needed - to kill a f!Ubuster against a proposal to balance the budget in 1991, a far-reaching amendment tied to the debt ceiling bill. The Senate also killed 59-36 a proposal by -~te Democratic leader Robert Byrd · to return the debt ceiling biD to committee with orders to.brlngback a stop-gap blU, through Oct. 18, strlpped of tre halanC€11 budget amendment. . Fall Special PARKING •• •• •• • at y . easy starts, effic~opell- THIS NEWSPAPER had an Item about Dr. W. Lewis Brown celebratlr!g Ills 8lth birthday an niversary. His address Is ~94 C Ronda Granada , Laguna Hills, Call!. 92653. His wife said that 28 people remembered the birthday, and he really appreciated hearing from so many of his old friends. The wife Is Dorothy D. Brown. Same address , of course. •• • Uncle Sam~s money banks running out '4 H.P. rated two-cycle engjne. Designed to last 50% longer. ·east aluminum deck and er.gine. 'EI..ectronic ignjgition delivers high-intensity spark for ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • *.. • ••• 1986 Rodney Tolliver's Blue Dev il band Is praised for Its "outstand· lng behavior and sportsmanship . exhibited throughout the day." •· ••• · • ••• Vot.3&. No.122 common in 1820s ... • olr1 ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii-; 19" Push Mower '•• • Both men were said to have fingered ·by Vltaly ¥urchenko, a senior KGB official who defected In Ju_ly and Is now being Interrogated by the CIA. Gallia Academy musicians called .credit to Gallipolis By JAMES SANDS flour. The mtJier asked If Gllruth Mrs. John MUler, Mr. and Mrs. Special Correspndent had any way to take It home. When WUllam Hoffmljll. Mr. and Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The organiza- Reverend Gllruth said !bat re Martin Ward and Mr. and Mrs. tion at so many Methodist churches wo uld carry It , the miller Aaron Ward. In GaUla County in the 18~s is responded: ' The first funeral In the old Wesley probably In great part due to the "U you can carry that home, I Chapel building was of Its founder, James Van Zant, who died in cam pme etlng wiD give it 1o you." movement that Answered Gllndlt: "At that rate September c11854. The cemetery Is across from tre dlurch. swept through I'D take two." The hell in the dlurch came from the county In that 'I1Ie miller !till more aslonlshed period, said, "I would rather clfer you 1wo the Wrljht School, which closed sometlrne ·before 1936, . when the. People would than one." come to the meetSo GDruth put his anns round church purchased the hell. By 1940 Ings, which In the 'each barrel and walked home. , the membership of Wesley Chapel UWs were held In Green Township ·The first members of Wesley stood at one. It was · graduaUy at il place called Don ally Grove and Chapel were: Mr. and Mrs. James increased by a few after World War in a grove near Porter a little bit Van Zant, Mr. and Mn;. Jarnes II but declined again and has been later, to have their hearts stirred. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. closed at least once in more recent They would agree to return to tt.>lr Rumlield, Cynthia Ward, Mr. and days. U you want lo wrlle a letter to homes later to hold class lll{'(?tings Mrs. Austin Barton, Mrs. Margaret James Sands, Ids addre88 Is ~ or prayer meetings. From these Titus, Mrs. Wllllam Johnson, Mr. North Budleye, CrooksvOie, Ohio class meetings, churches would be and Mrs. Matthew Rutherford, Mr. 43'T.ll. organized. and Mrs. Henry Rumlleld, Mr. and The church we feature today was begun in 1825 as a class meeting In the home of Mr. and M ~. James Van Zant. In l8Z7 the first church known as Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church was erected et1 the site wrere the present chu rch sits. The ooildlngone sees today dates from July 4, 1867. Amotig tre early preachers here we note the names of Lakin, McKendree, and Finney who became prominent memt:ers or the Ohio Conferenq, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as well as a local preacher by the name of Elijah Vari l ain.- - A familiar face at some of the campmeetlngs held in Gallla WESLEY CHAPEL Unlled Metlll. .t Ourch, on the Van County in the 18'20s was James Zant Road near Kyger, was organized In 1825 with lite pre.ent buldlng GUruth, who Is listed as a minister havln' been dedicated July 4, 188'1. Like tleVerlll other MethodW for several churches In the county churches In Ga!Ua Coody organized in tiE 18!Js, Weeley Chapel ~few during this period. The Reverend out of the. campmeetlng 111d prt~Jer cia. movement wlllch Willi Mr. GUruth was much in demand at stronger tlten that al any dme before <r IDee. campmeetlngs, not necessarily for • his preaching skills but for his physical strength. It seems that many a call)ll meeting In the ~Wls was broken up by rowdies who wren drunk would come on horseback an d dash right through the camp yelling blasphemous words. At one ca mpmeetlng these rowdies had decided to sneak Into the camp ratt-er than dash right In and trey were elf In the woods plotting their strategy. Gtlruth happened to he walking through the woods then and tv> reard these fellows planning their dirty work. GUruth walked up to tre ringleader, put his arm around the ringleader's neck and made off with him. The Reverend J . .H. Creighton ti!Us wbat happened next. "As GOmth and the rowdy passed Mink brown metallic with brown and tan cloth Interior, automatic lnlo the camp lhe place was tra nsmission, power steering and .brakes, air conditioning, am radio, I!ODIIlWhat obstructed by a large, luggage rack and iustl8,000 miles. Nice Clean Wagon I decayed slump; but Gllruth prellfled on, learlng away )IIIIi ~tiE !ltump. When he reached the stand, lhe rowdy Wa8 nearly WI of breath; bul 1111 t10011 as he ~uld !!peale he said: 'I suppose you are GUruth. 1 have lEard of yoo. I cld mt know you were on lite ground!' " When It was known that GBruth was on the grounds everyone felt safe. Later in his min istry Gllruth showed at a mlU to buy a barrel ci ...,..... The second former CIA agent also wanted for questioning, he said: PEEPS, a Gallipolis Diary Campm~tings . generation; and, further, that the family needs tohe awa reof ltsrole in the school community. "We should never forget that no school, however modern, can be better than the community It serves. It Is the people who determine the success ofeducallonandthatmeans people outside the schools as well as those on tre inside, " he said. Noting that the 1985-86 school year has been designated the Year of Family Involvement in Education, Walter said, "Education Is truly everyone's rosiness because everyone benefits from II ." .. He•said the new building will be welt equipped to provide a top quallty educatlon, cltlngthemodern ltbrary with a designated area for student reading, a special play a rea for kindergarten children, a cafeteria which can also serve as a study haU or meeting room and, eventually, a multl·putp<>Se gymnastum . Other speakers for the afternoon program included former district superintendent Gary E. Toothaker - presently school superintendent In BartlesvUie, Okla. - Toothaker commended Supt. L. Nell Johnson lor his hard work in bringing the construction to fruit ion. · ld -week· which he ts using to entertain the m d While trere, passengers were pas,:n:~Fow:~ ~~~mboat Co treated to a tour olthehlstorlc lsland v~ed Rou~ with a video 1<1~ by historian Ray Swick, who wheas Pp~yer and a projection scteen preparing for another event t · "We are naturally very pleased same day. "The reaction !rom the pas- that their passengers expressed sengers on board at that time was their pleasure at getting to visit overwreimtngly favorable and this Blennerhassett Island and consecaused the Delta Queen Steamboat quently that the · Delta Queen c to look at Blennerhassett Island Steamboat Co. wantstoreturntothe a~~ place to visit " Fowler said. island," Fowler said. Fowler said h~ had a talk' with "Captain Keeton, who has spent a Keeton last week. when the Delta lifetime on the river, had some very Queen was on an upstream cruise flattering things to say about our wtth a stop-over in Marietta, Ohio. development and that Is lnsptr!ng Historian Herb Roush was Invited for those of us who · ar~ working at to accompany the Delta Queen on Its Blennerhassett Island . trip to Pittsburgh and tre return to Fowler has arranged for Keeton Mariett<l. Roush took with him an to contact him through the marine edited vldeot<lpe of tre reconstruc· operator whenever he wants to stop tlon of the Blennerhassett Mansion, at Blennerhassett . Carl Waugh, president(( the local board, said the bo~d Is proud to have been a part of the bullding program that It committed Itself to after viewing facUlties following his election to the board. 13 people killed on highways COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Saturday and fopr Friday night. 'I11Jrteen people, Including a motor- - None of the victims riding In cyclist and a pedestrlan, were killed vehicles was wearing a seat belt , a Seyler said that the street will he 1n accidents on Ohio roadWays . patrol spokeswoman said. The only closed to traffic. However, a sign during the weekend, the slate area death was Gary G.Putman,23, prohibiting lett turns trOm ButterHighway Patrol reported today. Coolville, who died of Injuries nut Ave., onto Main St. , will he The victims died in 11 accidents, suffered 'Friday when the pickup covered so that motorists , can which occurred between 6 p.m. truck he was driving struck a \ree legaUy make those left turns until · FrldayandmldnlghtSunday.There along U.S. 33 ln Athens County . the· resurfacing project on Second were two deaths Sunday, seven_ St. Is completed. • BIG GOURD - Geoi'Je Jam- of Racine Route 218 pictured 011 the scales a1 the Sugar Run MW wellhlnl: lids 11ant bushelpunl which tipped the scales~ 11 potlnds. Jolmiion purdltllled a packaceot181Ntk' for lite buahel purd In the spring and on1f one look off JII'Odudn1 thlll '''hlp" and two 111ta11er aounll. one 118% IDdHll and one 481n~ In cln:umfereace. This mels 8111Dcbe8111'0Ultd.lleuled 12 pllo•ofwalera day on tltevlnewhlclt grew to40feetln lenctb. l �' . ... The Daily Sentinel- C .; ommen.·.t~ary ~-~·.;:' lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~~ ' Bffit:i! ......._,._...,...,.........,d,o=o ~v · 1 " ROBERT L. WINGETJ' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/Conlroller BOB HOEFIJCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETTERS OF OPINION are wf'lrome. They shOuld be less than 300 words long. All letters art> subjecttoeditlng and must be signed with name, address and te lephone number . No unsigned lf'tt e rs w!ll be publJs hed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. Japanese Diary II_·________J_am_es_J_.K~ilpa_t_ric-;.,..k TOKYO - Some rmnths ago, Japan's PI1me Minister Yasuhlro Nl!)ca.sone made a state visit to tlle White House. He and President Reagan got along so larmusly that they would up by addressing one another as Yaz and'lton.Ihavenow been three days In Japan, enough to make me an expert, and I can explain tleir affection: They share the same problem · Take the matter ol. a defense budget. Our own peerless leader, as everyone knows, has been having a terrible time persuading Cmgress to Increase spending on the rnU· !tary. Nakasone Is aboot tD have a worse time. On Sept. · 18 he annouiiCEd that he would ask the Diet to appropriate 18.4 trUilon ym over the next live years for Japan's Getting deficit reduction sel!~fense on the front burner A I'I'Cent national poll disclosed that the public gives federal deficit reduction higher prtority than tax reform. • Inasmuch as a lot of politicians have been saying that for a month or I'Uore, the poU results are not exactly shocking news, but the question can IJt asked In Washington: "Is anybody listening?" · The president continues to rut around.the country pitching tax reform, llie Treasury keEps reporting higher deficit figures and Congress, having passed a budget resolution during the summer. appears to be more IJllerested In other Issues, such as trade leglslatlOn. The budget resolution Is a blueprint In which Congress Instructed itself to take specific steps to reduce the deficit. There are a lot d. people who think Ci>ngress wUJ find reasons to get aroond !Is O"WD mandate or,-lf not, that it ~n't make a significant dent In the deficit anyway. •There seem to be a number of reasons tor this situation. :First, economic conditions tn the country are good enough, oral least not SQ bad. that tie presk:lent and Congress don't feel the kind of ptessure that makes things happen In Washington. .A recession or accelerating unemplayment, m!ghtfocus attention oo the ~flclt, but repeated warnings that the rising tide of red Ink wiU surely lead ta one or both of the foregoing simply don't exclte the capital. ·In Washington, 1t usually takes some kind of dramatic reality, such as an on embargo, a Tet offensive or a terrorist attack to galvanize tile government, although the practitioners of public relations have found ways to create drama, as with 10 months of daUy antl·apartheld demonstrations at the South African embassy. 'A SECOnd reason for Inaction has to do with tile nature or tie presidency and the Congress. The White HoulE tends to operate on pollcy assumptions. President Reagan embraced supply side economics In 1!181 and continues to argue that those policies will take care d. the deficit. That means, among otler things, no new taxes, no matter how big tie deficit becomes. Congress works differently. Its 5.1) members slllw up after every eli!ctlon with thousands d new and old Ideas for solving national pro!llems, bqt its system Is carefuHy designed to kill dt all but a few ol tlem. Real differences d. opinion about liow to fix something that Is brokeq commonly lead to deadlock or toothless compromises, as with the energy crises~ the mos. 1lo the deficit problem seems to be caught In a kind of vacuum of leadership. There Is, however, another way this airless bubble might be !NJ!Ctured. The voters, who gave Reagan a vote d. confidence last year, could do It by shaking up Congress neirt 'year. Some years back, several national organlzatk>ns decl,le<fthat lhl: way to get s campaign finance reform was to demand that candidates for tie House and Senate commit .themselves unequlvocably on the Issue before the election. It took a lot of hard work and made a lot d politicians unhappy, but the process worked. It probably Is Impossible for individual voters to make candidates sign a pledge to do whatever It takes to reduce tbe federal dellclt. But groups of Individual voters can do It, and If tie Issue is as Important to tllem as they have told the pollsters, right now Is when they should start. HeRe'~ Tile MaN We've a~§iGNeD To THe RaiNBoW WaRRioR Ca~. PRe§iDeNT Mi'!'reli'li'aND. forces. The annou~- ment set ofl a barrage from every side. Nakasone's Cap Weinberger, de· tense director Kolchi Kato, was unhappy. Hetlllught the bu~ettoo low. Everyooe else thought the figure too high. Back In 1976, Japan~s Cabinet had establlsled a guideline by which defense spend· ing would not exceed one percent d. the nation's gross national product. In the current fiscal year, defense outlays are estimated at 0.!!7 percent. Nakasone's bu~et would amount to L008 peroent. You wouldn't think an lnstgnUlcant dlfference of 41 me-tlllusandths o! a percentage )Dint would touch off a poUtlcal explosion, but the outcry was horrendous. Reagan Is a lame duck. So Is Nakasone. Hls term as p1me minister expires In November of next year, and be has tie equivalent of Georgi! Bt!!h, Jack Kemp and Bob Dole will want his job. Nakasone's Uberal Dermcratlc Party controls tbe Diet ln.aboqttbe . same way IJ!at Reagan's Republl· cans · control the U.S. Senate. Everybody's got his own Lowell " Welcker. Back lllme In Washlligton, the talk Is of a trade policy. That's tlle talk !ere In TokyO" too. Reagan and Nakasone both are fending off protectionism, and tie t)VO gentle· men haire their hands full. It Is said that Nakasone personally would be agreeable to expediting a schedule or tariff reductions on American bee!, citrus fruits and wood pro· ducts, but 1e can't overcome OEBICR NATtONS oppositiOn from tile ~ntrY IX,ys In his parliament. Reagan has the same problem with tbe shoeWear and texttle lobbies. Remember Bltberg? Reagan go( himself In a poHtlcal pickle last summer by visiting a military oemetery' In West Germany wbere a few Nazi storm troopels were burled.AfewweekSago,(Jitlle40th anniversary of tile end ol ,World War n. Nakasone JX'OVOiied a remarkably similar .rhubarb. He paid a visit to the Yasulrunl Sbrlne, , wleretlesools~Japan'swl!fcll1ad are thooght to assemble. &Jell a visit mlght seem no more offensive than an · American Jre51dent's laying a wreath at Arlington Cemetery. but such Is the ilnate fear ol Japanese milltarlsm that the Incident touched off a rolling thunder ol. (X'Otest. We have recurring problems at home with tie solvmcy d. our .• Social Securtty system. Japan has halt a dozen pension systems- (Jie tor Ianners, ooe lor rallroad workers, and so on - and they cause leadaches !ere. Japan's piQgl'am of national lealth care Is running Into tie same dlfftculty that Is overtaking Medicare: too many benefits, not enough money. Nakasone woold like to sell off Japan's national railways, at least In part, and tum tllem rNer to private ownership and manage· ment. Reagan Is trying to sell CmraU and get rid ol. Amtrak,. Beth gantlernen are having to satisfy the rallway·unions, and tie unions don 'I satisfy easUy. The two leaders have at least (Jie more thing In common: Beth or them are more JDpular than their policies. A recent poll found approval rating of 58 percent for . Nakasone, a figure that Arnbassa· oor Mike Mansfield describes a5 ...__, "extraordinary." Even so, Naka· sone has to struggle to push his programs to enactment. His good buddy, Ronnie Reagan-san, knows exactly how It feels. an "I know... I'll just ask Uncle Sam for another loan." AI~S-pork WASHINGTON- Some medical researchers suspECt tile federal government Is discouraging tests tllat might Identify a deadly swine virus as a cause d. AI IS, for fear that such a revelation woold wreck the pork Industry. U.S. officials have discounted researchers' suggestions of a ron· nectlon between AIIS and African Swine Fever Vli'tls, saying that all tile government's tests have proved negative. In fact, they say, no cases of African Swine Fever have ever been loond In U.S. pigs. But whHe ofllclals claim tbe scientists are sounding needless alarms, the researchers charge that their work is being impeded by tlle Agriculture Department, which controls the material necessary tJr swine fever tests. The department "Is · afraid the (pork) industry would I all if Atr!can . Swbte Fever Is related to AII:S," Dr. John Beldekas d. Boston University told our reporters Orky The fire's research _ Johnson and Stewart Harris. It took Beldekas three months to gl!t swine fever material from reluctant c:\ep81'111jnt ~ctals to conduct his research. ThoU'gh his Initial tests showed some positive results, he said Agriculture officials criticized his work. , Beldekas said 1M! ~d ·li>en ordered not to talk to tile press tJr national security reasons, but he charged that AgriCulture officials have been leaking word ~ his research to worried farmers. "I have been Indirectly three tened by pig farmers," he said. At the very least, tbe new controversy makes clear tbe frus· ·!ration that btdependent scientists feel because or tile government's Ironclad control o1 AIIS research. The theory that African Swine Fever mlght be a cause of AIIS was first advanced PJbllcly by Dr. Jane Teas In a letter printed In the respected British me\Jica! journal. __:J_ac_k_And_er_so_n_&_D_ale_Jt;_a_nA_t_ta I.anoet, In April 1983. Dr. Teas wrote that she had found a parallel between a swine fever outbreak In Haiti and cases o1 AIIlS In humans there. Haitian doctors testing for a correlation In Haiti said they found no evidence to support this. Dr. Teas theorizes thaI a new strain ~ sWine lever was contracted by Haitians wren !ley ate undercooked meat, then spread through sexual contact to vlslllr)g Americans. The two diseases have similar symptoms, Including fever, loss ol. appetite and swollen lymph glands, sle said. Dr. Teas complains that she was brushed of! by Agriculture Depart· ment offlctals and researchers. Internal memosol the Centers for Disease Control In AUanta Indicate that doctors there believe sufficient testing on a possible AIJ:S..swlne fever connection has been done. "From the outset," states ooe memo, "extensive Investigations~ specimens from AIIS patients have been undertaken. which would have Identified African Swine Fever VIrus sllould It have been present." :._ The memos reveal that the tests did show a couple of positive reactions, but Airiculture re· searchers dismissed Iiese resuhs as "false positives." Dr. Teas saki wren Brttlsh researchers get positive results bt preliminary tests, tlley were dis· couraged !rom further experl· ments by the Agriculture Department And when Dr. Gus Grossman . ol. St. Vincent's }Jospltal In New York suggestec: Injecting Jigs with the AIDS virus to see II they got sick, the department asked tie Atlaiita disease center In a memo- . randum If there was "any way o deal with Dr. Grossman." Grossman said he would have expectEd "a Itt tie more professional • attitude." Today Is Monday, Oct. 7, the 21!0th day of 19&'i with 85 to follow. The moon Is In Its last quarter. The morning stars are Venus and Mars. The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this dale are under the sign of Libra. They include poet James Whitcomb Riley In 1ll49, Danish atomic physicist Niels Bohr in 1885, singer Vaughn Monroe In 1912, and actress June Allyson In 1917 (age 68) . On this date In history: 1n !916, In the most lopsided football game on record, Georgta Tech humbled Cumberland University 222.0. In 1963, BobbY Baker resigned as Senate Derttocratlc secretary alter being charged In a $:Dl,ID! clvll sutt with using his lnfluenoe lor personal monetary gains. In 19'rl. Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel was sentenced to four years In prison 011 charges ol fraud and was strtpped o1 his ol.flce. In 1984, Democrat Walter Mondale and President Reagan faced o1f In LoulsvOie; Ky.,ln the 1984 campaign's first presidential del)ate. Reagan's faltering raised the Issue of his age. . . A thooght for the day: Poet James Whitcomb Riley said, "The ripest peach Is highest on the t.ree." • .If' . · BROUGHT DOWN~ .Cinclnna&l Benpls wide --'-·erM!keMartin(88)'-'--'·ed' ...-abo....__.lal '"""'' "'""""" """ ,._.. posltkln by Jets !llllety Harry Hamilton (39) after he bea t~n, CJNCJNNATI(UPI)-lnagame Sam Wyche said some of the calls right out of I~ Stone Age, the New stunk. . . ' York Jets survived a barrage Ill Cincinnati (14) seta club record penalties, numerous fights and a lot with 16 penalties for 123 yards. The of Cincinnati howHng to heat the Jets (4-1) were penalized 13 times Bengals29-:!!Sunday. for 100 yards. Cincinnati safety. "It was real wild and real weird," Robert Jackson was thrown out of back Freeman the game for kl.cklng a Jet player. Jets• running ••• McNell ... td after his team's fourth BUt the bottom line was that the straight:Jm. "I was afraid It was Jets kept theircoolmuchletterthan ·ttln the Bengals. Trall ing 13-7just before 1 of hand .. geTemgpeoors Oared. after nearly halftime, the Jets reeled off 22 every Play. fights broke out on a stralghtpolntstowlngolngaway. "The referees made a few regular basis and the officials kept the air illled with yeUow flags. A questionable calls and tiM! Bengals tDtal of '29 penalties for '223 yards got a little heated and lost their ll)ar.:.., •..., tile game. BengaIs' coach poise," satd Jets' wide receiver Browns S.tun Patn•ots . CLEVELAND (UP!) - Steven Splelherg; take note. The game summary from Sunday's New England·Cieveland game coulil well make lor · an · Interesting episode of "Amazing Stories." · So says Browns' head coach Marty Schottenheimer. "It almost seems tlere was something supernatural aboot beat· !rig New Etigland," he said ·after Clevellind'-s 24-20 triumph. ''Ft\ui' Ofotir sthltet's went down. (Quarterback) Gary Danielson strained his slllulder, and (linebacker) Tom Cousineau's back Oared up as did (defensive end) Reggie 'camp's loot' and (cornerback) Hanford Dixon's hamstring. "So what h,appens? We get a very creditable game from rookie quar· terback Bernie Kosar. a second· strlght 1~yard day !rom running back Kevin Mack. and a 1~yaql day and a scortng pass from a guy (Brian Brennan) who missed the llrst four games with a separated left shoulder." 'Mack scored the winning touch· down, taking a fourth-quarter from Kosar and thundered 10 yards. · . . • . 29 20 throogh the fourth period . .That score followed McMahon's 21-yard scortng pass tD Dennis McKinnon late 1n tie third quarter. TheBearsendedJames WIIder's strtng of six consecutive 1~yard rushlnggames. WUderhad29yards on 18 carries.falllng In a bid to(lethe NFL record of seven straight 100-yard games shared by O.J. Simpson and Earl Camphell. "It wasn't pretty, but we'll take tt," Bears tackleJimboCovertsald. Wesley Walker. McNeU said his teammates realized they were headed for· ~~~ble 11 they got !00 mad. . , On the sidelines we kept saymg, K~ your cool, keep your head, letlns take.~dvanldIMageNofll~l this stuff go g on, sa c e · . The Bengals bee e t 1 am ex reme Y heated over a play that began as a Cincinnati pass Interception but "We held tiigether and player more Ironically tum'ed Into a safety lor asateaminthesecondhalf.Wejust kept plugging away and tie defense · New York and helped seal the Win tor the Jets · Played an excellent game. TheBucs With New York nursing 1713 weren't beating the Bears outtlere. . a . . The Bears were·heatingthe Bears." le,ad In the third qu rler, ClnclnnaMinnesota was clearly beating II sLoulsBreedenlnterceptedaKen tbe ~ms In the second half. With O'Brien pass at the Bengals' 6-yard lead tiE 49ers, 3-2. The Falcons, ().5, suffered their14thlossintheirlast15 games. Saints~. Eagles 21 At New Orleans, Johnnie Poe · returned an interceptlon40yardstor a score and Dave Wajimer picked . off three passestohelpNewOrleans · move to 3·2. The Eagles fell to 14. Raiders 19, Chiefs 10 At Los Angeles, Marc Wilson, : returning from a severe ankle : . sprain, passed for 241 yards and one · m while Marcus Allen rushed for · 126 yards, helping the Raiders, 3·2, · avenge an early·season loss to Kansas City. 2·3. SeahawkS ~.Chargers 21 remaining for his first professional r-.f~~~~~~~~~i TDtDUfttheDolphinstott.!lrfourth straight victDry alter ~ seasonopening loss. The Steeler's dropped to2-3. Colts 49, BUis 17 At JndlanapoUs, Randy McMillan rushed for 112 yards and Albert Bentley ran for 100 yards and both scored two TDs, helping tre Colts, 2·3, ruin the lead coaching debut cf Buffalo's Hank Bullough. The Bllls fell to 0.5. '31 JACKSON PI~E · RT.35 WEST Pllone 446· 4524 Packers 43, LioMIO At Green Bay, Wis .. Lynn Dickey and RandY Wright eached passed for two TDs lor Green Bay. The Lions tumbled to 3-2. Green Bay's James Lofton had 10 receptions for · 151 yards. 49ers 38, Falcons 17 At Atlanta, Joe Montana was the rmmentum and a chance to 37.of·57 for 429 yards and five TDs to a.· llneandran.lntotheendz(Jie.where he was tackled by Walker for a safety. The Jets got the ball back afterthesaletyandqulcklysroreda CINCINNATI (UP!)- Four of BEGINNING touchdown on Ken O'Brten's 7-yard five coaches who worked for the pass to Mickey Shuler tor a Cincinnati Reds under playercommanding 26-13 advantage. manager Pete Rose tbe past season Starting Wyche bitterly complained that have been rehired. tie d.flclals erred In not calling tie Billy DeMars, Tommy Helms, TUES., OCT. 8 play a touchback Instead of a safety. Bruce Klmrn and George Scherger . 7:00PM. "We've got to have .this invest!· all wlll .be with the Reds again In At The Carl1ton School gated, something smells," said an 1986. angry Wyche. "The Jets Won the The only member of Rose's staff In Syracus1 game by nine points and tbere was a who wlll be missing next season Is For Further Information nine-point swing on an- Incorrect pitching coach Jim Kaat, who CALL 992-6839 u ur ~•g))t ba IIi it had anoounced his res(&na.tloJ' ""'era! or 992·5898 ca. e "" deal.v"'-Willl• · · weeks ago. Kaat plans to pursue a been· a··•square .------------_:c::ar:.:ee:r:...:ln:.:broa:=d:.:c:::a::. st::.ln.:g:_ . _ _ __[_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...!..-----------,. Mack rushed 20 times lor 115 yards and caught five passes for another 85 yards to help Cleveland Improve to 3-2 and take rNer first place In tie AFC Central. Brennan led all rc!l:e!vers with seven catches for 104 yards, ad!llng a 33-yard toochdown pass to 0z:z1e Newsome off a lleafiicker. . New England fell ID 2-3, despite quarterback Tony Eason's aJ.of-31, 304-yard perlormanoe and Stanley Morgan's six catches for 140 yards . . . '" and a foucli "'"'~. ~.,.. 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The Chargers' CharUe Joiner went over !IX! 11,000-yard mark In receiving. · Broncos 31, Oilers 211 At Denver, Jo1JnEiwaypassedfor 256yardsand threeTDsto pacethe ) Broncos. Denver, 3-2, set an NFL ·· record lor most!irstdownsacqulred bypenalt!eswlthll. TheOilers,H,~ 00 were asses sed 15 penalties lor 1""' •· yards. Coaches rehired . nNAL AMI'JIICAN IJ:~GUE By l1nled P'nillllnierMtlaMI writing them au down. ently the can It came In from SlcUy " Well, Sometimes I might say, was damaged In shipping.' " 'I'm tie manager d. tie Aknee Tow "What II tbe secretary has Ieard ' Truck Company, and one of my them all?" new drivers was towing your boss' "Then I drop tile bomb (JI her. I car away and accidentally r,.ammed say angrily, 'I found Mr. Golson's It Into a brick wall.' And then there private number In my wile's Is the salad oU ploy. •u Mr. Golson handbag and I want to know what had oll on his salad yesterday I •he !ell tt was doing tlere.' " think I better talk to htm. Awar- • I caugN a 111-yard pass lmm quarierback Boomer EtllaaoiJ durin"'e lbe second quarter ci Sunday's Beftgai&Jets game at Riverfront~· UPI. Bengai·S. Upset Majors are TOday in history · avoid overtime, Viklllgs coach Bud UPISpo118Wrlter ·Grant decided against a sqot at a The Bears had a rocky start. The tying field goal In the waning Rams lu!d a breath-taking finish. In seconds. the end, both remained the NFL's The VIkings, ~ho started at their only undefeated teams. own~. rmved to the Rams 1 when . At Tampa, Fla .• Walter Payton Nelson ran 16 yards with seven sparked a comeback from a 12-0 seconds left. Tommy Kramer threw incom· deficit with a palr of fourth-quarter touchdown runs Sunday, helping the plete in the end zone, but defensive lethargic Bears to .a 27-19 triumph back Gary Green was called ·for over the .. winless T~.mpa Bay interference to give the Vikings Buccaneers. another chance. At Anaheim, Cal!f., linebacker Nelson, who led all rushers wlth94 JlmColllnsstoppedDarrlnNelson's yards on 17 carries, dove over the plunge at thel·yard Iinewlth no tlme tDp, only to he wrestled back by the remaining to help the Rams 6-foot·2, 235-pound Collins and the preserve a 13-10 victory over the rest~ tie Rams middle. .lnnesota Vikings. Collins' key tackle left the Rams The Bears, 5-0, won their sixth 5-0. The VIkings fell to :l-2. stralghtagalnsttheBuccaneers,but E1,5ewlere, It was: Mtaml 24, had to rebound from a dismal first Pittsburgh :!!; lndlanapolls . 49, hall. Jim McMahon did most of his Buffalo 17; Green Bay43, Detrolt!O; damage after Intermission. He San FraJ)clsco l!, Atlanta 17; completed 22-of-34 passes for 292 Cleveland24, New England 20; New y,ards. Tight end Erne., Moorehead Orleans 23, Phlladelphla 21; the had eight reoeptlonsfor 114 yards. Raiders 19, Kansas City 10; Seattle The Buccaneers tumbled to ().5 26, San Diego 21; tile Jets 29, under new coach Leelban Bennett Cincinnati :!!; Denver 31, Houston as Chicago ran off 20 unanswered :!!; and Dallas D. the Giants 29. points after trailing 12.0. Payton's Dolphlns24,Steelers20 AIM! 100thcareerTD a4-yarddash gave am 1,rookleLorenzoHamp· Chicago a ~12 ~dvantage midway ton raced 2 yards with 47 seconds : Scoreboard ... out~--------,--Ar_tB_uc_h_wa_ld : We are now celebrating National directors meeting." "There are some secretaries who !biJection Month, dedicated to the people·who are rejected by secre- are very nosey and will ask, "What Is your business, please? • And then taries who won'lletthemthrough to I say. 'Mr. Golson lei! his American speak to their bosses. Many secretaries are so protective ol Express card on tie waterbed oft he tlleir bosses that It's Impossible to Silk Pussycat Motel tlle otler afternoon and we were wondertng If break tie phone barrier. Oglethorpe has solved the )l'Ob- be wanted to pick It up or have It lem and many people may be · maUed to him.' " "You really play hardball," I curious as to how IE has done tt. "The thing that really tees me ol.l said. "Sometimes you have ID with Is when a secretary says In a very Intimidating voice, 'Mr. Golson Is In guys who won't take your calls. I a meeting. May I Inquire what also reply to tile same query, 'This you're calling aboqt?'I keepallstd Is his pharmacist. Just tell him II he responses on my wall which I refer took any of the' piUs I gave him yesterday to have his stomach ID, depending; oo my mood." "What some of them?" I pumped out, as my boy deHvered Mrs. Kllngle' s prescription to him asked him. by mistake.' " "My favorite," he replied, "Is, Ogletlllrpe told me he has an 'Yes, I'm at his house now with a truckload of pork leUtes that IE answer for every secre'fary. "If sle booght In the cornmodltles market says, 'Mr. Golson Is tied up. Can yoo and I wish to know wlether IE speak to somebody else? • I teD IEr, wants me to dump them on his lawn 'I don't think so. We're planning a Time magazine cover oo solid or put them in his cellar.' " waste, and we're thinking of doing it "This works?" "It never taUs. I'm put through on Mr. Golson.' Or, 'He's been right away. Anotler Obe I use with cleared for tile ambassadorship equal success Is, 'Tell Mr. Golson post and tlere ~ just a few rmre we just got his tests back from tie questions I have to ask him.' " "What Is your record on getting lab, and tt could be good news or bad news depending on how IE through with tie list one?" I asked. "Three seconds. There'sooeluse takes lt." wren tile secretary Is pretty nosy Oglethorpe said, "When the secretary asks, 'Do you know Mr. arout the nature d. the call and It Golson?' 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'· �' Sentinel October 7, Ohio Niekro posts Perinatal inservice set for Tuesday at Holzer 300th victory The Perinatal Region IV Education offlced of Ohio's tate University Hospitals In Columbus, In conjurrtlon with the Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis, will present two educational lnservlce programs, one on Tuesday, Oct. 8, and the second the following Tuesday, Oct. 15, open to aW' health care professionals. According to Mary Harrison, R.N. , Staff Development Com'dlnator for the hospital, these programs will be held In the fifth floor classroom at tl)e Holzer Medical Center. The first will be on "Fetal Monitoring". at 1 p.m. next -Tuesday afternoon, Oct. B. lnstructors will be Linda Fairchild, R.N., and Melanie Biddle, R.N., bothOhstetrlcal Nurse Consultants - - - from Colum- By FRED McMANE Surprisingly, the "great stuff ' · UPI A•lstant Sporis Editor Nlekro had wasn't his trademark . ' · Eyen though he will not wear a knuckleball. crown again this year, Phil Nlekro Elsewhere, Oakland beat Kansas closed out the season In a regal City 9-3, California beat Texas 6-S, manner. MUwa11kee topped Boston ~; The 46-year-old knuckleballer, Detroit routed Baltimore U-3, who has never played In a World Chicago edged seattle 3-2 · and .Series In 21 major league seasons, Minnesota downed Cleveland t-2. watched his chances evaporate A's9, RoyalsS Saturday when his New York At Kan:;as Qty, Mo., Mike ' Yankees were eliminated from the Gallego collected t~ro do11bles imd a AL East race. single to lead Oakland. The Royals Although the-disappointment was were managed . In their regular great, Nlekroglllnedsomepersonal season finale by George Brett. The . satisfaction Sunday by becoming A's started Alfredo Grlfftn at · only the lBthmajor leaguer.to collect soortstop so be rould play h all162 ·300 victories. Abandoning his bread- games this season and then pinchand-butter pitch, he used mostly hit Gallego for him In the sreond. fastballs In pitching a four-hitter In Anpls 6, RaD&en 5 . an 8-0 trturnph over the AL East At Arllngion, Telias, the Angels, champion Toronto Bt~e Jays. who also wereeUmlnated Saturday, It was Nlekro's fifth attempt at reduced their final margin behind victory No. 300, and he joined Torn Kansas City to one game. Rufino Seaver of the Chicago White Sox In Linares had three hits, Including a that select circle this season. three-run homer In the eighth. Witt ON QO AFTER INTERCEPI'ION - J.R. Kltcllen, &-1, 162 pound It also marked the second straight struggled 'but hung oo to finish the Junior end, knOWn for his good hands op offensive was a valuable year In the American League that a season at 15-9. · defeasive ll&ar lasl Friday night lor Meigs. Kitchen Is shown above dramatic event occurred on the Hnal Brewers 9, Red Sox 6 · relumlllg an ~p&o against the Buckeyes. Closing mfor the stop Is day of the season. Last year, Mike At BostOn, . rookie BDly Joe Ryan McClain. Kitchen, a hard-hllter on defense was credited with five Witt of California pitched a perfect Rob!do11x belted a pair of two-run UIIIIS!IIated tackles. game. homers to carry the Brewers. In blanking the Blue Jays, Nlekro Danny Darwin, 8-lB, pitched two became the oldest to reach the llO Innings ctreUefforthevlctorywhlle victory mark and the oldest to Bruce Hurst,11-13, was the loser. Ttcersll,Orlole83 ' HARRISBURG, N.C. [UP!) Geoff Bodine was third In a record a shutout. The eldest Nlekro was hospital- . At Baltimore, Chet Lemon Caie Yarborough finally beat BUI Chevrolet, the only other car In the lead lap. Waltrip finished fourth and Ized two weeks ago with Internal smashedapalrct IDrnersanddrove Elliott In a 500-mUe Grand National bleeding, aJ1jl Phll has some very, In to11 r runs to help the 'J'Igers gain auto race Sunday, but Elliott's Joe Rullman fifth, both one lap off clear plans for the next time be sll's third place 1n the AL East. Lemon . sEcond-place finish at the Charlotte the pace. gaveFrankTanana,l2-14,a2-iilead Motor Speedway closed the gap In his father. His personal achievement was In the second with his 17th homer. the points chase. While Sox 3, Marlnen2 Darrell Waltripbroughta3Q.polnt tempered by the Yankees' failure to EIGirrll GRADE - Southem Junior IDgh's · eighth grade The Daily Sentinel At Chicago, Ron Kittle homered lead Into the race, but Elliott closed win the division. Toronto took the cheerleaders wfli be cbeenlg lhelr loolball and basketball teams crown Saturday by beating the and rookie Edwin Correa wen 1n his the margin to 2(] with his ~nd (VSPS t4HtGI thrau_&bout this school year. Showing athletic abWty of their own lis they Yankees· and wUI meet the West first major-league slarl, helping the place finish In a Ford Thunderbird. A Dlvlllon of Multimedia, Inc. fonn a ftv&pel'IIOII mound are, from top to bottom, Kris Ash, Ailsa Yarlxlrough has long been one of champion Royals In a best'Of-seven White Sox. Correa,19, pitched five Wilford, Anile Malll1e~-Mandy RusseU, Amy Harrlson, Cindy Foley, and Published ever y aftern oo n. Mor:'day series, beginning Tuesday night at Innings, giving up four hits and six the top superspeedway drivers In through Friday, 111 Court St., Po· Aimee Wolte. Noi pldtired Is Racine Elementary first grader, Debbl walks ~le striking out six. · NASCAR racing, but this year, mer oy, Ohto, b y the Ohio Valley Pub· Exhibition Stadium. Alb, masoot. BoCh the se~~enth and eighth grade squads are under the Us hlng .Compa ny/ Multimedia, Inc., Twins 4, ludlans 2 Elliott has dominated on the longer Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Sedirection ct Kann Davidson, advi<ior. At Minneapolis, Mark Salas had tracks. cond class postage pald at Pomeroy, Nlekro's fou r-hitter came against Ohio. an RBI double and Greg Gagne and He had· won 10 superspeedway a starting Uneu p that boasted only one member of Toronto's regular Randy Bush each singled Ina run to races coming Into Sunday's race. Member: Uni ted Press [ntc rnatlonal. Inla nd Dally Pres's Association and the nine, but Blue Jays manager Bobby llfttheTwlns.MikeSmithson,l5-14, Yarborough, who also drives a Ohio Newspaper AssOCiation. National Cox - Nlekro's former pilot at hurled a nine-hitter, walked one and Ford, brpught only one victory to the Adver tising Representative, Branh am Newspaper Sa les, 733 Third AvenuE', struck out one to equal his race - at Talladega, Ala., - and did not feel the victory Atlanta The greatest of those abou t whom By Ualled Press International New York, New York 10017. career-high for victories. that was tainted because EU!ottwas Miami Coach Tim Rose likes the Rose talked was tailback George was tainted. POSTMASTER: Send address changes fight In his never-say-die Redsklns Swarn , who scored both of Miami's to The Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 457Qt. and even Ohio University's Cleve fourth-quarter touchdowns, one ona 73-yard mn and the other from nine Bryant was Impressed. SUBSCRIPTION R~TES , 8)' Carrier or Motor Route "We were buried allve twice and yards out with only 1:41 to play. One Wee!< .......... .. ........... ..... ....... Sl.IO Swarn finished the day with 179 we gooutoftbeground lxlthtlmes," One Month .............................. .. .$4.80 Rose ·sald after Miami carne !rom ya rds ru shing In 30 carries and six One Year ... ........... ................... $57.20 behind two times In the fourth period pass receptions, one a 40-yard SINGLE COPY PRICE for a 29-22 Mld-Amercan Confer· scoring pass from quarterback Dally ................ ................... 25 Cents Terry Morris. By JJllt'LUTl'RELL ence win over OU Saturday. At Subscribers not desiring to pay the car· "This wasn't our best game," UPI Sports Writer rl cr may rem it In advancP direct to The St. Louts Cardinals and Los Herzog joked. '.' But It didn't really The Dally Sentinel on a 3, li or 12 month basis. Crl'dil will be gi ven carrier each Angeles Dodgers both lost their matter . I wanted to get some guys In Racine, Oh. month. at-batsand !etas many playas some regular-season finales Suflllay, but Priced very reasonable: No subscrlpllons by mall permitted In I could." so what? towns where home carrier service Is Fish squares & fantails. The Reds and Cubs were able to ava ilable. Since lxlth team clinched their pizzaburgers, steak burg divisions, their games will only start md tll!ir very different seasons on MILII Subficrlptlons ers & nuggets, hamburg to matter again on Wednesday, upbeat notes. Inside Ohio "I was happy to..., Dave Parker 13 We<ks .. .. ............................. $14.56 when they face each other In the ers, com dogs, hot dog~. 26 Weeks ......•....... ....... ............. $29.12 league championship series In Los end It Cl1 that night," said Pete Rose, 52 Weeks ...... ..... .... ...... ........... .. $58.24 chicken fillets and nugplayer-manager of. the, surprising Out11lde Ohio Angeles . gets, ....~al pizza, onion 13 Week::s ... ..... .... .......... ............. $15.60 At Los Angeles, Dave Parker ~ond-place Reds. "He deserves to· 26 Weeks............................. .. . $31.20 rings & mushrooms. 52 Weeks .. ......... ... $59.80 smashed a home run off Tom be the league's Most Valuable Player. No ooe bas done more than Nledenfuer In the top of the ninth Inning to break a 5-5 tle and give the he has done for us." Chicago, last season's NL East Cincinnati Reds a 6-5 victory over r--------~-- - ------------------, champion, was decimated by InjurLos Angeles. . COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPO~ At St. Louts, the Chicago Cubs Ies and finished fourth. "That's a pos!tlveslgn, " manager routed the Cardinals 8-2 on the strength of Davey Lopes' three-run Jim Frey said. "It hasn't been the UP TO 112 IEBA'IEI oorner and Reggie Patterson's best year for us, but we're looking MOPli/CHlMPION TUNE-II' forward to next year and seeing seven-hitter. "Sure, we would bave wanted to what a healtltlY team can_do." Elsewhere, Mon~l edged New win the game, but we lost It," Los York 2-1, Phllndelphia blanked Angeles manager Tom Lasorda said. "We got to use a lot <t players. Pittsburgh 5-0, Atlanta nipped San "Tom (Niedenfuer) apparently Francisco 8-7 and K:>uston downed Chad Sinclair Mlke Weber tried to get a certain areaofthe pia te San Diego 6-4. ~9, 175pound i>-1!, ISO pound Expos 2, Mets 1 and missed. That was what Parker Fre!hman !IW"'d Freshman tackle At New York, Ruble Brooks w~s walling for . But our team Is healthy and everything Is In find knocked Jil his 100th run to lead Montreal and ll!corne tbe first shape." National League shortstop top St. LouIs manager Whitey Herwg century mark in RBI since break the dubbed Sunday's game the "Han gover Bowl" becausehlsplayersdld Ernie Banks had 1l7 for the Cubs In a fair amount of celebrallng after 1960. Dan Schatzeder, 3-5, picked up the victory. clinching the NL East Saturday. RECmvES AWARD - Veda Davis, junior aellvltles chalnnan for the AmerlcBII Lesion Auxlllary of Drew Webster Post ll, Pomeroy, has been awarded 'the national "Torch Award" for her excellence bt program activities with the local group ~f young women active In the Junior Auxiliary. Bookmobile service Is Meigs County Is brought by the Meigs County Public Library under contract with Ohio Valley Area Libraries. The schedule for the upcQrnlng week Includes: Monday, Oct. 7 - Carpenter, Laura's Store, 3:10 to 3:40; Dexter, church, 4:10 to 4:40; Danvtlle, church, 5: 2(] to 5:50; Rutland, civic center, 6: .lltoS. Tuesday - Portland, post office, 2: 10 to 2: 40; Letart Falls, Effie's Restaurant , 3:00 to 3: 50; Racine, bank, 4:35 to 6: 05; Syracuse, pool, 6: 2(] to 7:50. Meigs menu amnnounced In accordance with the uniform school lunch program of tbe Meigs Local School District the menu for theweeko!Oct. 7isannounced: Monday--toasted cheese sandwich, ll)lxed vegetables, chocolate . pu ddt ng,m Uk. Tuesday·,harnburger on bunpickles; baked beans, pineapple slices, rnllk. Wednesday--spaghetti, salad, hot rolls and butter,'applesauce, milk. Thursday--fish sandwich, french fries , jello with fruit, milk. Friday--rocks' choice. FROZEN MEAT PRODUCTS NOW AVAILABLE Sun Fun Pennzoil Meet the '85 Eastern EagleS · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Garden Club meets Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louise Thompson. 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TBA X·lf 11l't1:'!1sary VALUABLESUNDRYSTORECOUPON Birth announced ?ays v tsltlng In the area, Kathryn Karr Hendr icks, and daughter, Polly Ann, Columbus; Ralph and · Mrs. Sherman Roberts of PomeJune Karr Tittle, ChllUcothe; Roroy, Route 4, has received word of bert Karr and sons, Darrel and the birth of a great -granddaughter, Vicky , Jeff and Nancy, Col11mbus; Wednesday - Chester, fi re staSara Elaine, lxlrn on Sept. 11 to Mr. tion, 2:15 to 2: 45; Keno, north side of and Mrs. Keith Gray, the former Election of officers _ Keno br idge, 3 to · 3: 30; Success Sharon Fillinger, Rapid City, S.D . Road,' near 39060, 3: 45 to 4: 15; Long . on 1985 meeting agenda The six pound Infant was born at Bottom, post office, 4:25 to 5:10; the Rapid City Regional Hosplial. Election of corooratlon officers Reedsvllle, Reed's Store, 5:20 to Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. will be held at the annual meeting of Fred Fillinger, Dayton, and Mr. and 6: 20; Tuppers Plains, Lodwick's, the Bend Area Medical Center, Inc., Mrs. Sherman Gray, South Dakota. 7: 20 to 8: 05; Baum Addition, 8:25 to at the Bend Area Medical Center In Besides Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. 8:55. New Haven beginning at 7:30p.m. Sidney Burton of Middleport are Tuesday, Oct. B. Reporis wlll be great-grandparents. given on tJJesta Ius of the clinic along with other pertinent matters. Committee chairpersons will be present· lng their annual reports. The public Is Invited. Capt. Sean and Kayle Mu llel), Honolulu, Hawaii, are announcing , the birth of their fourth daughter, Child has 1st birthday Casey Kylee, Sept. 18. Sbe weighed .· · Trenton Nathaniel Randolph of seven pounds and was 20 Inches RaC\De recently observed his first long. Captain and Mrs. Mullen's birthday at a party held at the horne other daughters are Ketlle, 16, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kerrl, 11, and Courtney, seven. Randolph. Cake and Ice cream were Maternal grandmother Is Maxin e served and gifts were presented to Russell, Syracuse, and maternal the youngsters. Attending were his great -grandmother Is Grace maternal grandparents, Mr. and McGraw, Ranelle, W. Va. Paternal Mrs. Roy Rlffie, Chester; paternal grandparents are Don and Barbara gr~dparents, Mr. 1111d Mrs. Carden Mullen. Middleport. and the greatRandolph, June Rl'lile, ~tsy Haw- grandmother Is Rhoda Hackett, thorne, Ryan Hawthorne, and Middleport. .----Tren-_ton_Ran __ do_:lpb;___ _ _ _De_n_ny..:_a_nd_Sar_ah_W_Uso..:..:..n::..._ __.:._...,.-------------! ·happenings r------------------------------- ft\U1lmertl EDT) and Judy Sellers, Coiwnbus. Also visiting were Jim and Ruth Annandson, Greg, LarryandAgnes Sellers, and son,.Larry Jr. and Ann, Portland. John K;lrr also visited Lloyd Johnson and family, of Middleport; Jim Carnahan, J , L. Spencer, and BUI Cross, Racine. Calend4r/ I (&M-ot..~ ... ) A gathering of the children of tbe ·late Dennie and LelahKarr, Racine, was held at the home Harold and Ruth Karr, Portland, rcently. It was the first time the five children had been together In six years. Here for the gathering were John Karr and grandson, J . W. Durst, Erie, Pa. wlio spent several CUSTOMER CHOICE SALE! Bookmobile route plaoped Redskins top Bobcats BaM baD Plll)'oll' Sc:W:lle By Unked Prell! International . Karr reunion conducted Yarborough wins Charlotte 500 Division champs lose final games bus. The program wUI be one hour In length. . , " The second program, on Tuesday, Oct. l5 ~rn 1 p.m. until 2: 30 p.m., wlll feature two segments, the first on "Developmental Stages", and the second, "Feeding the Developmentally Delayed lnlant". Laura Roberts, LPT, Outreach Nutrition Educator, Perinatal MedIcal Center, Columbus, will ronduct the first ·segment, and Annette Bartz, M.S., R.D., also an Outreach Nutrition Educator at the Perln aU!l Medical Center In Columbus, will handle the second session. . No pre-registration Is necessary. The sessions are frll'. For additional Information, contact Mrs. Harrison at 446-5246. �The Daily Sentinel Ohio The Daily Sentinel Public Notice PHONE 992-2156 01' Otlll: Wf1l1 Dl•lly StnliMI etnsitted 111 Court St Po•roJ 1)11,10 UJ6t Public Notice Public Notice W1M ""'~"""""" on lhlt dolt. In cue of your -~~~ 10 IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. '" MEIGS COUNTY, OHro FREDERICK J . STOBARt. ..... ' .,.._. or othelu•e r.tlpOnd as pormlttMI by 11>e Ohio Rullo of CMI Plocodon willl f1a timo staled. judgment by default will be rendered against you for the demanded"' the ~lnt IAny E. $pon..r C1ertl of Couou. M11191 C,ounty, Ohio . Plaintiff FRANKUN McKAY and 00ROTHY McKAY. h11 wHo, et ll · · ~. CASE NO. 86-CV -147 - NOTICE BY PUBUCATIONTo Fronlrlin McKay end Dooothy McKoy. hla wile, BY Marlene HanioOn. Deputy ~1-knownlddrollwu Mlemi. Florida, 33100, ad· now unknown, Mrs. Oovih J (McKay) Bailis and Orvilot J . llellio, ""' huoblnd. wflo!oaloat known lddr- wos 41 Eat 9th Street New Vorl< Cfty. N Y. 10003, Mid .... oow unkno-; Hoomora Chi· rloa McKay wltooe 1811 lin01M1 • lllldrllla Portllnd, Coon 05480. ldd11111 now un· luiown. John ClaroMcl<ayond Murial Aahford McKoy, his wile. wh- ... """"" ad- - W-oliold. Conn 05109, lddre11 now un· known, Lolli MciCey whooe 1111 known add11111 wos F•· mbnt, West Vlogltll, 28664 Mldllloa now unknown, Mlbla (McKay) Harklno whooe Ill! known~ Wll 1770ak· dolo A - . Akron, Oh10, 44302. lddreu now unknown. Chorloa s. Sriyra and Ehn P. Sloyra, huoband and ...... whooa loot kno .... ad· Route 2, Roclno, Ohio 48771, lddreu ... w ....._ Mrl. Floyd w Baillnd Floyd w llell. her huoband. whooe lut known .. _ 1988 Edg.._,. RoM!. Columbuo, Ohio 43212, od~raoa ..,w Ul.-owrt: Madeline Betl (Har· kino) wltooe 1111 """"" ad'*'- 1999 Edgornont Rood , Coiumbuo. Ohio 43212. add IIIII now un ..._,, Mra. Glenn H (Harloito) Holor and Glenn H Hjllor. hor huoband, wi1on loiit known orCidroa was 4490 Lollm Drive. Turlaiy Foot lolend Club. R.D No. 4, AkrUn. Ohio 44319. add,_ now unknown, Kethryne Holor 1111 """"" od· droal 4490 Lohm Drlva. Turlloy Fmt lolond Club, R D No. 4. AkrUn, Ohio 44319. lllldrllla now unkno..,., K living, lnd If • I 1111 namoa lnd addo 11 ofoach of lhoir unkno\wt lilirl. davl· orxac:utora. Mlmonillro· toll end oaolgna •e unknown: end of Mory C McKoy, Kltty MoKay. Chlolotle Alexlndor, Mary K. McKay, Agnoa Hay"""' Uno J . Burmgama, J ......,_ Burtingrome. A J . lflrillllne) Burlingoma. Angelnl luolnglmo. George Sur. _ John C McKay, Lr.a Ptodon, Uno J. Poden. Victona E. (9) 30 (10) 7. 14. 21 . 28 (11) 4, 6tc Public N otlce NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE ia hereby given that In purauance of a Rt· oolut1on of thl Board of Trulloao of the Townohip of --Qhvel Ohio, paned on the filth day of Augull. 198&. there w;ll be aubmatted to a vote of tha people of uid 01tve Township at a General Electoon 10 be hold In tho Townahtp of Olive, Ohio et tho regular ploce of vollng theram. on Tueadly, the filth day of Novomibar, 1985, the quoillion of lavytng, m u.ceaa of the ten mill limitation, for the benefit of Oliva Townohlp for the purpou of providing and me tnt· aining ftre epparatua, appll· am~••· buildings. .or sites therefor: or sourcea of water aupply and materials there· for. or tha eilllblloh mont .,d 'maintenance of lmes of fire alarm !olograph, or tho poyment of permanent, pa~n­ time, or volunteer firemen or ftre fighting compantea to operata the same or to purchue ambulance equtp· ment or to provide ambu· lance or emergen~ mediCal •rvices operated by a fire deportment or fire fighting company. Saki tax betng 1 renewal of an exiattng tu of 1h mill to run forfiYfVNtl at a rate not exceeding Y. mlllo lor 11ch one dollar of valuation, which omounta to 06 (ftve cents) tor eech one hundrad dolloro of valuation. for five years. The Polio for oald Election will open 11 8 :30 o'clock A. M. and remetn open until 7 ·30 o'clock PM of alid day By order of tho Board al Election•. of Meigs County, Ohio Evelyn Clerk. Chairman Doted October 1, 1985 Jane M Frymyer. Director (10) 7, 14. 21 , 28, 4tc •o Me-.E. P - . Eloon o ---=:--:-:c---:,.,.--:-- - -oolm J Srivr*, ·S.OVIII. Eph - , . Mlnervo 11-.T. Hopkino.HorrlettE. HaploN. Hoploino. Hoplcino, Adaiioo Hop~ Amendl Hopldno. Wi.... HaploN. David Hopkino, LM Hopkino. Allred Hopkino, R.y Hopklno, Floyd Hoploino, H. Parr, S1tlh Parr, ~ Hlyman. Mory C. ........ Vloca J. D. Mcflddon, Ollvoo Haymon, En C. H..,....., M,_ E. s.-,r.. Jomoa "'!!-· Nil""' Ptodon. Jemoo B. Aoh· - . Woorrlck lloymon, Merrick Hlymen.llol>occa Shaata. Mllindl Hill. Hoymon, looec Parr, lno Porr, Ira Pen. Lolli Parr. ~e Fronk. ..,_, Parr. A.-,y Parr. Wm. H. Parr, lnd J~ Parr. If living. add,.... unknown. end tt Nt n 'I' the nem• and of """" of tholr wiiiiiGuwn lllira. . . _ ., Mec· utx111. ld"*'-'" end I I· o1gno. .. dolwndento. wil take tho 3rd day of ....... 1886. Foocarld< J l1obart. II plo)ntlff, filed I ~loH lglinot you illlll Molga County CGurt. PuttMOJ', Ohio, No.• 115-CV-147, demlnding tho( pllintill. Fradoridc J Stoborl. be odjudlcftod 1111 - - I n "'" oii\iple. ln'*'di'ig ol _,.. goa lnd II other c- Me..-. 1- ""*" - ... eo........ - c.. min=• """"" cool In 1111 lloreinoflll rill all· 118: yoo, • dlolendanll. be reqund to Ill up ony or · you moy ololm In ... daa· c:rllld ... be,.,._ barrld foom ~ umo, -Of-olt· thai ' title toreal "" lllote -cNIIOribed ba .......... In pllintill. fllldoriclo J lnd lui .."" other ...., • moy be proper In ltw or oqulty. including plolntlff'o .toloerl; -to-wit Tlw lolcming raol - • altullld in IAIIot Townlhip, Molga County end State of Ohio I I od oa followo: A """'of lend contalnr.g 63 -.ltd end doacribad • flllowl: 1Jic1t=1 in 150 ocre 1Dt No. 1183 In tho Northolill comer, end boundod an the north by "" ....... linl of 180 .... IDt No."1192; on the NOt by the -hof1,170ocoeiDtNo 11110: on 1111 lOUth by 1111 .... of Wlcklin a. Burri. and on ~~~~- by l81dl of Burri, .......,lng 113 oc- mora or ..... A flll'l ofthoo-,_lllllto b11n8 wll&l to Chlrtoa Soyro foooft Aan• Haymon end pert b11ng 10 Chlolaa Sroyro end Elan Soyro b y -dad In Dotd Book 144. Page 115 of Mllltto Cwmy '"""-vod DoaiiRICOrdo. R-eo Doac!· Volume 220; 8153, Dotd Rl· conlo. Moigo County. Ohio. You.,. notlflad thot ycu ora -irld 10 - - tho Complaint willlln - t y-elght dlvor- tho 1111 publcllion, which will be jlUbilohld ..,.. ...., w.lc for IIi> conoacutiva _ . .. ThalaotpublcatlonWin bl raall an tho 4111 dl'/ of · - · 1986. tha ~-light doyo for..d on•- PUbl'IC NOttCe ' 1- - - -- - -NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE lo hlrtby given thet tn pursuance of 1 Reoolution of tha Boord of Tno11111 of the Township of Columboa, Moigo County, Ohio, poolld on tha lith day of Auguot. 1986, lh1111 wHI be oubmlttld to 1 vote of thl pooplo of nod Columb11 Township at a General Elec· IM>n to ba held In thl Township of Columboa. Ohio, It the regular pieces of vottng therein, on Tuetday, the filth day 9f November, 1986, tho quaillion of levy· 1ng, In IXCIII Of the ten mill limitation, for tho benefit al Columbia Township for tha purpo11 of providing and mauntelning fire apparatus. oppllonceo, bu1ldlngo, or altet therefor. or eourcet of water 1upply and materials therefor, or the ettablish· rriitnt end maintenance of linea of lira olorm telegraph, or the payment of parma· nent. Plrl·time, or volunteer fireman or lire lighting companies to opera.. the sarM or to purchase ambulance "'-1u IPmtnt or to provide am· bulance or emergency medical servicn operating by 1 fire department or fire lighting company Seid tax being a renewal of a port of a 2.0 mlllaxiot~tg levy, being 1 reductton of 1 0 mill to constitute 1 tax vf 1 .0 mill to run for five yaoro at 1 rete not exceedmg 1 0 mills for Hch ono dollar of valuation. whtch amount• to 10.10 (ton centa) for Mch one hundred dollora of valuation. fo r five y1111n. Tho Polio for eald Election will open at 8 :30 o'clock A. M. and ramoin open until 7 :30 o clock P. M of sold day. By order of the Boord al Elections. of Melgo County, Ohio. Evelyn Clook, Cholrman Ootid October 1, 198& Jono M frymyer. Dlroctor (10)7. 14, 21. 28. 4tc SMALL WANT ADS. PACK A812 PUNCH! Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON ' TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Ia hlroby goven thet ;n pursuance of a At· oalutlon of the Boord of Tnoilloao Qllhl To-ohip of Olive, Ohio, pollld on tho 6th dly of Auguot. 1985. tho,. will be oubmittld to 1 vote of the people of 'old 01· lve To-ahlp at 1 Oenorll Election IQ be held in tho Townohlp of Olivo, Ohio, 11 thl rogullr placea of voting therein, on Tuoldey, thl fifth dly · of Novomlbar, 1986. tho qualllon of levyIng, In excooo of tho ten mill limitation. for tho banlfit of Olivo Townahlp for thl pur· poll of poovldlngand molnt· lining filii IPPINtul, appHanceo, buildings. or oltea therefor. or sources of water supply ond mottrillla therefor. orthoelllblllhmont.,d mlintenance of Un11 of fire olarm !olograph, or lhl PlY· mont of ponnanont. porttime, or volunteer firemen or fire fighting companlta to operate the 11me or to purch111 ambulonca equip· ment or to provide ambu· lance or emergency medical oarvicoo operating by a flro daportmont or fire fighting CO!ftPiftV. Sold tu be•ng on lddittanel tu. of Y.!: mill to run for five v•r• at a rate not ax· ceedlng '!h mills for •ch one dollor of valuation. which amounta to 10.06 (liva canto) for each one hundrad dolllro of valuation. for llv1 yMrt The Polla for uld Election wlllqpen It 5 ·30 o'dock A. M anft rem~•n open until 7 30 o'clock P.M of oald day. By ordlr of thl BOifd of Electlono, of Meigo County. Ohio. Evelyn Cllok. Cholrmon Daltd October 1, 1986 Jone M. frymyor, Dl.,..or (10) 7. 14, 21, 28, 4tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbul. Ohio Saptenobor 20. 1 986 Coniroct S.Oioo Lagol Copy No 85-964 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT RS-958(1) Sealed prQpOBolo will be recei* It the offiot of the DiiWCior of the Ohio Deportment of TralllpO(tltlon, Co,lurnbuo. Ohio, until 10.00 A M.. Ohio Standard llmo. T.-y, Octobor 22. 1986, for " ' - " " " " n: Moigo county. Ohio. on Union A...,ue In the Village of Pomeroy, Sollobury Townohip, by grodjng, draining. ,.v~ng willl oopholt conCtett on a bitumtnout ~tggregat& baoa end by ollde comclion. Ploject lengt!l - 320 00 lin feat or 0 081 milo. WOrk Ltngth - &31 .00 ion feat« 0.101 mile The Ohio DepOrtment of Tra111p1Htitiooo heraby notllieo 1111 biddorl that It wil lffirrno. . !1-,e!y Insure lhlt In eny contrect entered omo purauont 10 IIIIo llfvertloemont. minorltv bUIIMa will ba alluided f"'l opportunity to oubmlt bido In reoponoe to thio l'"'""tlon and will not be dloctlmi- agalnol on the grounds of race. color. or · llllioolli origin in conaidara· tion for an owlrd "Minimum wage ratoa for thio, prcjact ..... been . . - . -.. roquirad by low and ora HI forth In 1111 bid propooal" ''1101 dote 111 for completion of lhll .... ba 181 forth In tho bidding propooal " EICh blddoir lhlll ba requirld 10 file willl hio bid a cortillad chfoctl or cashoor'o chectl for an amount equai!Q live por Cllll of hlo bid, but in no .....m mora thon liftV lhouoend doMora, or 1 bond for ten por Cllll of hlo bid, payable to the Dinlctor. lliddon muat on the forme, lor qUiilllc.otiona atloaol ten dlyo prior to tho dote Ill for _.mg bldo In accordance with Chapter 6626 Ohio Rllliood Colli Plono lnd ..,..;;tlcootianl 1111 on file In the llopootment of Traiiii!OI'IItioo• lnd tho o111ce of- tho Dlatrlct Deputy DIIWCior. The Director .... .,.. the rightiO njact ony and II bldo.· ent-- 'PI'"'· Public Notice --------1 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE lo hereby given th1t •n purauance of a Re · aolution altho Vllllga Council of the Village of Recine, Ohio, poolld on tha 5th dly of Auguot, 19811. there woll baoubmottld to avotooftha pooplo of 111d Roclno Villaga 11 1 Gonarol Election 10 be held in tho Vlllgaof'RociiMI. Ohio, otthl rogulorplocaoof voting therein. on Tuoldey, tho fifth dly of Novomil>or, 198&, tha quolllon of levy· ing. In exceao of thl lin mill limbatlon. for tho blnoflt o1 Racine Villogo for tho pur· POM of CUrNnt 8"pense. Sold tax being a renewol of on IXIIIing !IX of 3.0mUit to run for five YNrt at a rfte not oxcaedfng 3. 0 mUio for Mch one dolllr of vtluetion. which omounta 10 •o.30 (thirty cento) for •ch one hundred dolllro of voluotion for five y.. ,. Tho Polla for 11ld Election will open 11 e 30 o' clock A. M ond remoln open until 7 30 o'clock P.M of ud day By order of thl Board of Electiona, of Melgo County. Ohio Evelyn Cllok, Cholrmon Ootid October 1. 198& Jano M Frymyll', Dlractor (10) 7 , 14, 21, 28, 4tc Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SmtfMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBAf,.E_,COURT . MEIGS COUNOT, OHIO Accounte lnd WUdlltl of ""' fallowing nlmMI fiduciorill' have bean filed In ""' Problto Court. Moigo Ccumy, 1 Ohio, for approval end MllleiTNI"'t • CASE NO. 24513 Fino! Account of Curtis Jenki110n, Executor of tho Eatete of Allan E Jonklnaon, DICoaaad CASE NO. 24018 Roal El1alio Menlglmant Account of Ruth C Slmpoon lnd Mildrad M. Camahen, Anc:illlry Co-A""*'illlrlltora of the Eillate of Rolph C. Hill WARRE~tRt~~ {9) 30, (10)7, 2tc --=-:-::--:,...,--:---Publlc Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE lo hereby given that In purouanco of 1 Rooolution of tho Vlllge~oun­ cil of the Villoga of Middleport, Ohio, pollld on the 8th ojoy of July. 1986, thoro will ba oubmitltd to a vote of tho paoplo of llid Middleport Village II 1 Oenltli Eloctlon to be held '" thl V'illogo of Middleport, Ohio, ot 1111 ••· gulor placoa of voting therein, on Tuolday,thafilthdoy of Novemlbar. 198&. the quoillion of levying, ., oxceu of the ton milllimitotion, for tho ban lilt of Ra cine VUiogo for Ilia purpoH of recrNtiOnal purpoua. Srild IIX baing In oddltlonol tu of 1.0 mill to run for five yMra It • rete not ex· colding 1 .0 mlllo lor oach OIMI dolllr of volua~on, which omounto to 10 10 (ton cento) for Mch ono hundrad dollars ofvolultion, for flvo yoars. The Polio for oald Election Will open 11 5:30 o'clock A M. and Nmein open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of Hid day. By order al the Board of Eloctiona. of Meigs County, Ohio Evelyn Claok. Cholrmon Dattd Octobar 1. 198& Jane M. Frymyor, Diroctor (10)7, 14, 21 , 28, 4tc Public Notice Public Notice N~CE OF ELECTION ON T LEVY IN EXCESS OF TEN MILL MITATION NOTICE Ia hereby given djat In pur1uence of a solution of tile Villaga Coun· ell of ,thl Vllloga of Middle· port, Oh1o. pouad •on lhe 8th day of July, 198.6, there will ba aubmlttld to a vote of tha poop)o of llid Village of Middleport at 1 Ganerol Election to be held In thl VII, logo of Middleport. Ohio, at the rogullr ploceo of voting therein, on Tua1day, the filth day of November. 1985. tho quootion of levy· in exca11 of thl ton mill limitation, for tho blnellt ill currant expense Said tax baing on lddl· IlOna! tax of 1 0 milloto run five vaaraeta rate not &JC· c:aedlng 1 .0 mollo f<!r each one dalllr of valuation, which amounts to $0. 10 (tan centsJ for •ch one hundrad dollaro of valuation, lor five yearo The Polio for ujd Election will open at 8:30 o'clock A. M. and remain open until 7:30 o'clock P.M. of oald day. By order of the Board of Eloctlono, of Melgo County, Ohio. Evelyn Clark, Cha~rman Datad October 1, 1986 Jane M Frymyer. ~lroctor (10) 7. 14. 21. 28, 4tc '"II· Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECllON ON TAX LEVY AND BOND ISSUE FOR SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice is he111by given that purtuant to 1 re10lutlon of tho Boord of Educetion altha Soullllm Local School Dlatrlcl. adqptld on tha 8th day of Augull. 1 98&. thera wNI ba submlttld to 1 vote altha oloctora of nld School Dil· atthagenlflloloctionto ba hold tharain on Tuooday, Navornblr5,1985, atthareg"'"' placoo of voting thorein, 1he following qunt1on1 11 o 101glo propoaol. 1 The quellion olluuing bondo of oaid Board of Edu· cation for the purpooa of conotnoctlng a now olamontatv school, admtnistretive center, and bus garage .nd anlaoglng. renovating, 111ha~libting, remodeling, ' Om· proving, adding to, furnlohlng and aquopping exilllng achool laciiitloa. and ocqulr· •ng and 1mprovong ochool 11tasln an amount auffk:ient to ratae the net bonded in· dobtldno11 of thl Southern Local School D111rict to willlin five thouAnd dollera of oavon ,.rcent of tha total value of all property "' pld Schcol District ao liotMI end aooaooad lor taxolion on tha IIX duplicate for 1111 y•r which omount 1o n1~~~~~ to be $3,698 000. The maximum numblr of 'fllllrl during which uld bonds are to run It twenty~ three yMr' The 1 ~tqted overage odllltiorlei tax rato outolde tho ton-mill imltolion to PlY the pnnclpal and inloreot of auch bcndo, ao certified by tho County AudilOr. Ia 8. 19 mills for dolllr of voiuation, wn~<n ,. l amounts 1o 61 .9 cents for 11ch ono hund111d dolllro of valuat10n; and 2. The quoillion of thllevy of 1n Udttonal tax outside oltha tan-mill limitation for the purpooa • of paying the COlli of purchasing cliO· oroom lacoliliel from tho Stott of Ohio at tho rate of on a-hall moll lor oach one dollar of valuation except that in thooe yearo In which the tlk rate for dabt tetviCe outoode tho ten - o:r~lll llmilotlon is leas than three and one-half m1ilt, the rote ohlll be tncrealld to that rate which io tho dlfferonc:a batween four milia 1nd the ta" rate lor debt earvlco outoida the too\-mlll limitation. until tho purchaae priCe lo poid. but In no ca11 longer than twenty-throe yooro. ?he polio for aid lloctlon will be opon at e 30 a m ., end remein open until 7:30 p.m .. of uld cloy By order of thl Boord al . Eloctiono of Mai91 County, Ohio Ewelyn Clark Chairman Jane M Frymyer, Director Datld. October 1, 1986 (10)7.14. 21 . 3tc 11 Help Wanted NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF "-ood . .THE TEN MILL CASE NO. 24419 Fino! LIMITATION Account of Thomoa E. And•NOTICE lo hereby given 10n; AdmOtiobeiOr ril 1111 that In purauance of a ReEat.. of ....._... Lyoni, aolutlon of lhl Bcerd of Deo Trullaoo altha Townohlp ot CASE NO 13497-A Chiller, Ohio. pouMI on Twenty-Second Account of the 13th dly of Auguot, Huntingtun Notlonol llenk. 1981 thore will be aubmltTru- of tho Tno11 C181ted tid to 1 volt oflhl people of undor lhe Lut Wlft .,d Hid Chiller Townahlp 11 1 T - of"lbort D. Ebarab- Generol Election to be hlid ICh. Dec nood in tha Townahlp ol Chiller, CASE NO. 23791 - A third Ohio. ottha rogular pllceo of Current Accdurrt of Tnoot voting theroin, on TuoMIIy. Yli1ll of Eioo B. Klmoa. the fifth doy of November I; Pa"' A. llarnott. 19811, iho qulltion of levy: dlco Tru-. " lng. in ...... ofthl tan mill CASE NO 24839 Flnll limitation. for tho banofit of Account of Wllillm B. Lldllo. Chl1111 Townohip lor th Executor of the E - of lJIIa purpoea of maintolnlng and a Lldlle, Decoaoad. • qporodng camattrlll. Unlooa exoaptlono 11'i flied SOld IIX baing: o ranawll lhoro10. llid ICCOUnll Wll be of on oxlotlng llx of 0. 40 lui hiMing before llid Ccurt mil to run for llvo Y•ra 111 an ll>e 5th day of Nav-. rott not IX-Ing 0.40 19811 11 which timo llid milia for uch one dolllr of ICCOUnll will be conaidered voluadon, which omounta to lndconlinuMIIovmdoytodoy Jour Cllnta lor aach one until flnllly diopooed o/, . hundrad dolloro of voluollon, Any paroon '"-MI moy lor live yoaro fllo written 10 llid The Polio for 1111d Elactlon ICCOUnteortom-flll'llin. w l l - 115:30 o'dockA. lng to tho IIIICUIIon of 11>e M. end remoln open ..,Ill trull, not 1ooa .,., 1vo dooya 7·30 o'clock P.M. of Hid prior 10 tho 111 for day, hoaring. ' By ordlr of '"' Boord ar Robaot E. Buck Electlono. of Moiga JUDGE County. Ohio • Evoiyn Clerk. Chairman Common Plooo Court. PIDblte ~. Dated October 1, 1985 MeiuJ County, Ohio Jane M. Frymyer, Director {10) 7, 111: (1~) 7, 14, 21, 28. 4tc i j - Contnoct Sloloo Logll Copy No 86-964 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed will ba ~ II tho olllca al thl Director of the Ohio Department of Tr_.ution. Columbua. Ohio•• untl 1000 A.M, Ohio Stondard llma, Tullldl\i. Oc10bar 22. 1986, foromprovementoin Ga11iro ond Maigo Countill. Ohio. 011 veriouo mut• and &actions by guardrail poo_. IIICOIIotnoction Work Length - 17.28 milol "The -111 for co...,latlon of IIIII -'< thai be 11 oat forth In tho bidding propoul " Each biddor- ba roquoMI to file with hlo bid I cortifltd chectl o r - · dleck loren amount oquol 10 11vo per cant of hlo bid, but ;, no - • mora then fifty lhouoand doll~r~, oro 'lond for tan per oontalhio bid. poyoblo 10 1111 DiraciOr. Bidden muot apply. on the forrno. for qualification ill leaot ten dlyo prior 10 1111 data 101 lor qpNg bldo il accordence with Chapter 6626 Ohio Rlvioad Code. ·lndtho- · ... onPlena fie In Department of Tl'llllp<lrlltion ond the office of tho Dlotrict Deputy Dlractor. The Dlractor raoarv• tho right to rajact .,Y and o1 lido. WARREN J. SMITH DIRECTOR (1 0) 7. 14. 211: ) Public Notice Monday, October 7 , ,1 985 givan I Rl· of tho To~m•h•ip of Melga County, pooald on the 25th I ·d.ov ,;, July, 19B5. there will be lubmlttld to a vote of the ,.ople of 11id Townohlp of Rutland,. Ohio, ot 1 Oonoral Eltoetlon to ba hold In tho ra· gular plocoa of voting thareln, on Tueodooy. tho filth day of November, 1985, the quellion of levying. in OXcall of tho tan mllllimltl• tion .. for the benefit of Rut· land Townahip for tho purpose of preventlon, ,control, ond obatament of air pollution. Sold tax baing on odditionaltu of 1. 15 mllloto run forftve V•flltl ri_Je not IX· ceodlng 1 15 mlllo for each ono dollar of valuation. which omounto to $0. 11'11 (alovan and 'h cento) for each one hundred dollars of valuation. for five years Tha Polla for uld Election wlllqpen at 8:30 o'clock A. M and rematn open unttl 7 30 o'clock P.M. of 11id day. By order of the Boord of Eloctiono, of Melgo , County, Ohio fveiyn Clark, Chairman Dltod October 1, 1985 Jane M. Frymyer. Director (10) 7, 14, 21 . 28. 4tc ' L..--------~ NOTICE OF ELECTION ON I' TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE lo hlraby glvan that in pursuance of a Re· aolution of the Board of Trulleoo al thl Township of Orange, Ohoo, pa11od on thl filth dey of Auguot, 198& there will be oubmittad to 1 vote of the people of said Orange Township at 1 Ge· narol Election to ba hold in lila Townhlp of Oranga, Ohio, attharogulorplrocooof voting tha111in. on TueMIIy, tho fifth day of November, 1985, the quollion oflovy· lng. In exceu of the ten mill limitation/ for the benefit of Oronqo Townohip for tha purpooe of providing and maintaining fire opporatuo, appWancaa. bulldlngo. or olteo therefor. or oour..s of water oupply and matorlalo therefor, or tho eillobllahmont and malntanonca of llneo olf~rtollrm telegraph, or thl poymont of pormonont. port· tlma. or volunteer llro'mon or tiro fighting compani11 to oper•t. the ume or to purch11e ambulance equipment or to prlwidum· bulonco lor fire ' lighting company. So1d tax baing. an addl· tionaltox of 1.0 milia to run lorflvoyoaruuratonouxceedlng J 0 milia lor tach one dollar of valuation, which omounte 10 •o 10 (tan cents) for eech one hundred dolloro of valuation. for -five years The Polio lor Aid Election will open at 8.30 o'dock A. M and 1801101 open until 7 30 o'clock P M of sold day By order of tho Boord of Elections, of Meigs County, Ohio. Evelyn Ctartc. Chairman Dated October 1, 1986 Jane M:oo.FrymJer, Director (10) 7. 1~·. 28. 4tc Rt. 124, Syr•use, Oh. FREE Orignial Cabbage Patch Doll "Register To Win" I Our Christmas Toys Are In Dolls. Guns & Much More Gifts For Mom, Dad & Everyone •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions •Roofing •Sid ina •Garages & Pole Buildings MARCUM CONTRACTING Long Ph. 985·4141 PorMroy, Ohio 12 8-llc HUDNALL PLUMBING & HrATING 317 North Se<ond Middloport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Foshing Supplies. IUSINES! PHON! 16141 t92·6550 RESIDENCE PHONE (614) 992-7754 J&L BLOWN INSULATION RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Mldd(eport, Ohio 1 - 13-tfc ALUMINUM SIDING E . Mai1nW POMEROY, 0. 992-2259 NEW USTING - Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohoo Tuppen Plains - Approx. Socres Mth a3 bedroom mobile home wth add-oo. two t1p-oots, d~· hwasher, ref , ran (I!, d~posal, !root & back porclles. 29x27 unf1n~hed garag~ plus tra1~r lot w~h septiC, elec & water $23.000.00 ' AUTO & TRUCK , REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121' AND 349 N. 2nd SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & AWMINUM ''Free E1t1mates" Built 20 veers <AU COLlECT: 7 It n Ph. (6141 843-5425 9/1212 mo. pd. 10·2· I mo co. 't ~fiaLurlit. STREAK CAB 10 7 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh• t DUONE 992-707 5 t I<.UI Now $6,~/'ngIt Allf Olr o 6/tlf ~OUR II :1 ~- IJII v 9/20/1 mo. d. -rlrit-..,fnlrwn~lr'll~nr~.,.~---r*-_._~..,.'*- DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! POINT PLEASANT, W VA. 8 moles from Pomeroy-Mason Brrdge SINGLE 124.95 . •Live entertarnment ' Free HBO •Restaurant •Oiymprc Pool 10·8-tfc A.A.A. 304-675 n,,. ( ' 446-4522 "Wt Rw F11 ltn" U-SAVE AUTO Otlll.ollt, Ohle Furniture, Wooltlint and Graduation Stotoollory; Molgnllk •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water 8o Gas Lines •Water Well Drilling •Truckong (CUT OUT Fill FU1URI USE) WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERAIDR •SAIEWTE SAl£$ & SERVICE KEN'S APPLIANCE SUVI(E We'd hke to ontroduce you to Enpae-A-Car. the modern WIY to dnve the veh~tle of jour 985-3561 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 4 5 He Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Foster Sorv1eo Call 614-992-6737 CONTRACTING DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER, GAS l!t SEWER LINES, REClAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT,' HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE llo DIRT JIM CLIFFORD Out ol Town Custollllts C11i CoHe<t ' 1 •Home Oxygen •Hoa~ital Bed a •Wheel Chairs TV & APPLIANCE NJW-REPAIR Gutters - pownspoull Gutter Cleanong Paonting Residential & Commercii! Call: 992·5875 Or 742·3195 WE IIU MEOKAitl AND OTHER INSURANCE <A.EIS WHEN IIIGILE 949-2263 or 949-2969 8-13 tin ANGIE'S PIZZA "12 Varieties of Pizza" *SUBS *SANDWICHES •LASAGNA *SPAGHETTI MiddleporJ, OH. 349 N. 2nd PH. 992-3559 Under New Management (Formarlr Giovanni's) 9-20-1 mo. 73-79 Chny Tr, 73-79 ford Tr• fond.ro .. ........ .. .....141 73-79 ford Tr . Dooro ...................... sus 80-Bl ford Tr. Doors ........................ $ US 71-79 ford Tr. Gr~lh ......... .. .. $5p0 80-Bl ford Tr. 73 -79 Chevy. Tr 13-15 ford Rangor 73 -10 Chny Tr. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doe Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10 6 tfc hndan ...... ... ..... ..141 73 10 Cht•y Tr. Doors .................. .... S100 73-10 Chevy Tr Hoods ....................... '1 SO 71 -14 Chevy Tr lumporr . . . .. .. $70 Gr~lao ......: ....... •38.50 Ro<kar Pan•lo ..............•25 71-79 Chewy. Tr. Hoods................... 114S We Dollvor lt . 611 Wast Darwon Ohio - 992-7013 BOGGS U. S. Rf. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized Joh• Otere. New Holl•nd, Bush Hoc ' 1·3·ffc FIREPLACES &.WOOD STOVES • CWNING INSPECTION no chaf1t, 30 yutS ex· Call 614·7422146. Also dozerwo..-at 614-742-3018. perlence. ., '. \ 4 Giveaway •i \ /'. -. \ f ......../ WANTED TO BUY uoad wood l!t coal haotero. SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. llo Olivo St Golhpollo Coli 814-445-3169 . • 4 room• plut, complete~ Call Want to buy manuel tire changer Coli 814- 255 6261 Wollpoparlng, cleon and PI· cloe. call 304-676-2001 f III II :II VIIW Ill Stu·vlt:es 11 Help Wanted One .. riffled MedlcaiJech, nologiot, -kdayo Send r-m• 10 box 300, In caro of tha Gallipollo Dolly Ttlbuno, 826 Third Avo • Galli· polio. Oh 45831. Mechanic nMded , expe · riencel"'ttcellary Must have o - toola. Coli 814·3888647. 7 Yard Sale ......GiiiiiP'oiii........ . & Vicinity Ooroga Sort• 603 llo 1109 C lrcle Ave . Acro11 from Spring Volley Plaza . Mondoy a. Tuooday. 9· 11 ...... Pt.Piiiiiiili.nt' .... " TOTAL FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY WORK ' INOUSTRI'-L STAINLESS STEEL LINERS INSURANCE WOIIK ' & Vicinity ·-· ·--······················· 16, tie Gorogo ulo, 7 a .. dltll a. 8. Oood bir with 2 otooto. formico kllchon top. 40" ventod ronge hood, 4 llorm windows. Add~. 9 :00 11117 Oot 7 Eo~ Aooambly Work I 11100 ,., 100 Guarantaod PlY· ment. No experience-no seles Details tend talf· ilddreaed stamped enve· lope Elln Vltal-715 3418 EntorpriH Rd , Ft Pierce, Fl 33482 MONEY, MONEY. MONEY I The army National Guard cen provide you with e port-tlma monthly plychock, PLUS qu•llfiad ntlmben could Nrn more thon 820.000 in Mlucotoonal benollto. ENLIST NOWI Call 304-576-39&0 or 1 -800542-3819 Tho Army Natlonol Guard nolda your pr101r military eervice experience Enlist now for part-time montty paycheck, oducationol opportunities, retirement m· conw, and much more Call 304-1711-3960 or 1-8001142· 3819 Homes for Sale 1---'-------.., Loving G.M. will core for your children m her home, by day or week Hot meals, supervised play, references Call 814 448-4208 Want to buy VCR 814-448-8896 . 31 Medical secretary part dme 3 bedrm , large kitchen, 1 for new bueinau, Pleasant bath, utility room llo garogo. Volley Home Medical Equip- Cali t\] 4 -445-1358 ment Send reaune to Box C-3 care of Poont Pleount Hemlock Grove aree . Large. Rag•oter, 200 Mo1n St. Point updated, 5 bedroom home Pleeaant, W Va. on approx 1915 acres. In· ground pool, 2 atorage aheds, barn, stabla, fire12 Situations piece, lovely vi- Lata of Wanted privacy. Alklng •1&0,000. Coli Conn•• collect 1 -513Vacency lor tho aldo~y In 434-7828 our homo Trained and fif· teen '(81rt experience Call 2 bedroom houH with beth, 814-992-7314 lull booamont. central lir. fuel oil furn1ca. Close to Nursing care tn private new 1tora and achooll. home Room lor two pa· 814 -;'742-2417 aenta l&po a month Call I-_:________ 814-992-359& By owner, 2 bedroom ranch. 704 Marietta Rood, Point Vacancy for ladtel and Pleasant. p1ice location, low gents Beat of care . Good 60'1, 1 -609-463-2592. food . Reuonable prices Try ... 614 992·8022 6 rooms and beth on one ac111. beautiful yord. South•da. 820,000 DO 304-8711 18 Wanted to Do 3488 21 remodeled m11de. Clo• to . Ubrory. only $19,900.00. ' Ceil Hudoon Realty, Plll'j< Hudson broker. F111an m l Old Kaylor Storf -- Brood ' Run, 7 roomt, 11.11 bathe.. Laiky root, city water. 1 $16.500 Call 304-8822407 or 882-2297 Cello, altar 6 p m. •. Business Opportunity ' A11ume low lnternt loen,· houoa for Hla. oloo GE illov•·· and ref good cond, gold. · 304-87&-3407. - 77 Dod motor home, axe I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- . ~ cond . 28,000 mlloa . .9.600 . 304 676-6613 or , 676-4193 LISHING racommenda lhitt yOU CO do buoinau with -==========~ _ , pooplo you know, and NOT 32 Mobile Hornes 10 •nd money through tho for Sale mall until you have lnvaltl· goted thl offering ' NEW AND US~D MOBILE To earn 60.000--- 100,000 HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL- , Be your own Bo11 All you lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, ' M:ed is intelligence, ambi- 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS, tion. 1 willlngneu to follow RT 35 . PHONE 814-44S· • a eucce11ful ortented plan. 7274 c pluo be In o pooitlon to make 1 minimal product Invest- 1982 14x70. 3 bedroom, mont lor oallttle 11 18,000 112,600 Call e14-448· · For further dltallo call col- 8231 • lect 304-522-2846. Bank Uquidotlon Saloo of· Investment -Rental Prop· reclaimed doublewidee ." orty. For oela 1) 5 unit Small caoh dopoalt. like combination r11identiel • over paymantal Delivered· commercial rental property and 11t up et no ••tre in Middleport. Priced•in tho chorge Call Mid Ohio Finanlow fortlea 2) Two unit cial Service at 814-773· duplex house on a size lot in 1 220 for datolla a nico ar11 of Middleport. Priced In the mid twenties 1972 Flamingo 3 bdr., tV. . Both proportioo gonorlte bath, totol eloctrlc. CA: poaitive cath flow and are refrigerator. tome lumlture.· fully occupied For lddl· 8x10 dick, 18.1911. Celltional information call •ltor 814-246-9847. 8 p m. II 614-992-7177 1971 Brookwood 1 2x511, . 1 ~ botho. 3 bdr., gao heat. · 22 Money to Loan new cerpet, like new cond. Coli 814· 448·0176 . - - - - - -" AVON . Sell Avon make To good homo bliutffullong · 46% Coli 814· 448-3368 hlorld femelo cot lntolli· gent, io-blo good mouoor. Maturo, reliable bebyaltter Call814-448 -1797. my home Own tr1neport1· don 81d rafarancao roqulrad. 2 big garage baga of ci- Coli beywoon &:00 garllte pockageo, Coli 814- 10 OOPM. 814-446· 7893 246-6481 Extra Colli. u11 HOME OWNERS·Reflnonco 1 fa molt pup, Y• Lobildor, Yo on oxtro I BOO, I 1 ,000, or to low flxld roll Uu equity Garmon Shephard, 4~ moo. f2,000 extra cooh in Oc· for any purpo11 Leeder old Call614-387-7675. toblr7 Call BAM to BPM. Mortgage Co .. 814-&92Mon -Fn, 814·38B-8478 or 3061 Severl box11 clothrng . Mu1t 814· 445-8237 to arrange o toke all Call 614-387· pii'IOnllintarvlow , 23 Professional 0486 Services Room-boord with family 3 mon. old Shaphard, 2 tan willing 10 provide oupport mon , old Shaphord cro1111. tervicet tor gentleman age end 1 two v•r old She· 56 , Contoct Joonn, 614- Water wellt drilled end serphord. All femaloo Coli 446-8146 viced PriCes on request Cell 614 992-74&8. 814-742-3147 or 814-992 $2, 000 guorontaod par 6008 Friendly Male Dachohu_nd, month II qu•llflld l!t oc- 1- - - - - - - - - 304 896 3390. oeptld lor our manogoro PIANO TUNING AND REprogram For personal inter· PAIR, back to achool dlt· friendly, m1l1 Dachohund . vtew apply Beat Weatarn coun11. tree estimates. 304 675-8924 Motel on Tueo. from 1 to&, 8 Ward'o Koybcard. 304-87&10 7. 6600 or 676-3824 Puppies to give IWIY 304· 875 798& Help wantld to feed baby Fell Spacial furnitura reu -1 8AM-12!1oon Call 814 pholotoring Thio io our 21 ill To 1111 Avon. Cl ll Marilyn 246 · 9102 or 814-448 - year IBrvi'lg trt•county with Weovar. 304-882-2546. 8108 the bell In reupholllorlng. Coli now lor 304- 6753 y11r old Dochshund. Very 4164 F1110 Ellimato Mow· friendly with children 30411 . 200 por month rev' o Upholllery. 676-6924 . DELIVERY. DRIVER . Saloo fluffy klttono. httor trolnad , locel oo....,any has opentng Real Eslale 304-876-5122 for •veral people full tme only, paid training pro2 9 -waetco old block klttono gram, paid vacation f1r1t 304-87&-3794 yoar, mojor madlcol bantlita Call Mon or Tuet . aher 31 Homes fo r Sale Yellow and whitt. fuzzy. · lOAM. 814· 446-7441 3 bedroom full basement. good mouoa k1tton . · WAI e.et · tn kitchen, carport, dollver 304-895-3590. $2,600 a. like over pay•MONEY$ menta, Plants Subdivision Call614-446-7380 6 Lost and Found Rapidly expanding company looking for emblout 3 bdr ex netgh,borhood, people for monogament Loot mala. mad Colllo-llke Salea and cultorner •rvlce pool. air, 2 fireplaces, quail· fleo for bond money A-Ono f1 .200 por month If you dog Gray with black qualify. co...,ony baneflto. Reel Eatote Broker Call opiotchoo White neck. logo or 304-875· a. lace. No till 514-742- Call Mon . or lues aher 304-87&-6104 &388 10AM. 514•448·7461 2386 , Oct. 7-12 Gone Rigga !'lei· donco Above Eallorn High School on Rt 7. 9 • m -8 p m. Rain cancels ' ' ~ • FLUE CAPS INSTALLED • CHIMNEY REBUILDING \ \. WATER WELL DRILLING We auar1ntee Wlter or ·WANT ADS ARE riiMPIIi WITH BARGAINS Middleport & Vicinity LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED F1r111 &,ult•••t P1rt1 & Strfit~ Aboolutly no hunting or trespaaaing on Old Town Farm Violators will be pro11culed Charles C Lewis. ·P-omeroil ......... QI~imnty Farm Equipment Oteltr Wanted To Buy We pay coah lor lito modal clean used cart. Jim Mink Chov ·Oido Inc Bill Gene JohRson 814-446-3572 Notlpe. no troapauing on hunting Dena CorDurat proparty. Garoga Solo: 603 a. 608 Circle Ave, ecro11 from Spring Volley Plaza, Mondoy a. Tuaodoy, 9 5. •~ U Pine St., Gooll(polio ,' 24 SALES &SERVICE 9 ~~~oport. Hoods........................ Sl 30 83-85 Ford la119or (ob Cornon .................110 Gr~IIH ..........................175 Now 111111 Usld AulD Gloss - La to Modal Par to WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS 9·13-Un 8 8 tfc ' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 4/ 29/ tln " FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS - 3 :z: -z LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Climcal Audiologist CHESTER-985·3307 4/ 1/tln ROOFING MILLER . ELECTRIC SERVICE Television Listening Devices Computenzed Hearing A1d Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages z RIDENOUR FENCE & SUPPLY 4 ' Ho.ital Supplies For Home Use SALES & RENTALS • Duty Howard l. Writesel "Free Estimates" Installation Available • PH. 992-7201 011 FREE ESTIMATES • a I 1 mo 312/lln ACCENT - J&F • • NOWTHRU OCT. 12TH S~o~ Teo~•lelu •Washer• •D•shwashers •Ranges •Refrigerator• •Dryarl •Freaz:ers PARTS and SERVICE Lower Monthly Payment TANNING SPECIAL CJ RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Ellata. firm , anttque, llquidat1on ules Llcenaed Ohio and Well VIrginia. 304 -773 5785 or 304· 773 -6430 Help Wented c- .;.... PAY FOR 11 SESSIONS 132.50 RECEIVE I SESSION FREEl If• HlfJ AFall Tl•• All M1b1 No Down Payment STYLING & TANNING SALON Copy Strri<os, II<. 255 Mill So , Moddleport I 04 Mullttrry Av., Po.,oroy 99~-33.41 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE FOR THE BOTH OF YOU Public Sa(e 8o Auction 1- - - - - - - - - on Mynea Farm located on Challnut Ridge Road, Ma · _.,_n_co_un...:. tv_ _ __ PLUMBING & HEATING 9301mo 8 11 c~:~::1.~· d~~~~:: ·JEWELL'S PH. 992-6030 l- - - - - - - - - MOBILE HOMES MOVEO. ::::,•. lnaured. ru.,i\ablti' rates ttone jara. antquet, gold Coll304·671f-2338. and oliver Wrlto-M D - -- -- - Miller. Rt.2.Pomoroy. Ohio Pregnolft? Ploaoo give your4&769 or call 614-992oall. your child, ond us 1 7760 chance . Chlldlo11 coupla · - - - - ' - - ' - - -kotoldopt haahhy white Buying daily gold. lilvar Infant Logel ond confidon - coino, rlngo,]lwolry,oterting tial. Medical axponooa plld wore. old colno. large curCall Kathy and John collect. rency Top procoa. Ed. aur1 · 201-347-0875 . kelt Barber Shop, 2nd Ava. _N_o_H_un _ t-in_g_or-Tre _ o_p_on_ln_g Oh ' 8! 4 -9 9 2" WHERE TO BUY? Srgns, Rubloar Stamps. · lusinns forms, Call: 742·2407 7/ ll / lln cho1ee y,, P1111111 NttJt PIUS: OffiCI loopplias & ~ Landscapong NEW-MOBILE HOME FURNACES AVAILABlE Factory Choke 12 Gau1e Shot~ns Only 9-30-U F11 All •All Types of • Excavatong PREPARE FOR WINTER HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICED NOW EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. PRINT SHOP 9-2l-Ue RE'NTAL Sl. Rt. 160 Norl~ Building THE QUALITY MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY RENT A CAR CALl RACINE FIRE 'EPT. Bashan LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT RT. 62 SOU1H GUN SHOOT Fall garage ule. 2 f1mlly, 1209 Srind Hill Rd. Tuoo Oct. 8th . 10 00 till 4 00. Needed lmmodoalaly 100, poople 11riously lnterellod in ioling weight 1-1100-992 -COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 9991. FURNITURE 81do. Iron. t M a snd $unoundinl-tl : .__,. __ ..._ A, .t POMEROY - A mce corner laC on a good 11e1ghborhood wtth 4 bedrooms, large IIV· ong room , beautiful bath, drmng room. b1g pantry, lull basement, &one car garage I Cioooout Sale at Te11lo'a Craft Shop, Third St.. Re cine. Ohio. Enda Satumay 12th. DMC !loll 4-$1 00 So vel "Special Rates Far Senior Cilizens" PHONE (614) 992·61 00 9-20-1 mo. "FREt ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 I I Anything That Has To ~o With A Mobile Home. No Job Too Small or Too Big. We Do Setups an~ Underpinning Agneo Hill'o Hlotory of Tuppora Plalno. Ohio . Copies avolloblo lor 130,00 aoch Add U .OOformailfng. Order from MargaretPookor. 43119 Pomeroy Poko. Pomeroy, OH. 46769. lOWMAN'S HIJME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY POMEROY - Nrce I ~ story home on good street. Base ment, garage, olher fea· tures $28,900 00 -- POnERY SHADE, OHIO Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of ell Types Worked tn home area 992-3410 ' 614-446-7283 REPAIR SERVICE •Insulation •Storm Doors •Srorm Wtndows •Replacement Wtndows •New Roofing 09lr.MI31 Roger Hysell Garage MEXICAN EUGENE LONG VINYL & BISSELL SIDING CO. 1122/lfc B&D MOBILE HOME I YOUNG'S 992-731~ LINDA'S 9-1 F 1 mo l / 11/tfn 992 -6215 or 614·667·6235 or 667·3074 Racine Oun Shoot aponaorad by lloclne Gun Club Every Sundly, baglnnlng at 1:00 p m Factory Choke 12 guage shotguns. Recelvttr• b Panasonlc, Uniden, Maxum Me/ Com - Middleport, OH. Free Estimatee or 949-2860 No Sundoy Calls V. C. YOUNG Ill __,2 ~ GIVE US A CAlL GIFTS Bottam, Ohio PH. 949·2801 (Free Ellimotas) AA Crlolo Pregnscy Center. Confidential. Free preg nancy test and·or lflforma· lion. Phone 614-742-2829. collect If niCIIIIIV. ~ Homes "Free Estimates" - Roofing and uu«er w ork - Concrete wortc - Plumbing end tlectrlcll work We Have Manr Other Dishes To Choott from A Srstem Can Be Designed For You I0% Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifts Shop Earty and Save 10- 3_1 mo. SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULAnON CARPENTER SERVICE OHIO - 9' SPUN ALUMINUM ............................ 11265 10' 2" DOUBLE DIPPED STEEL MESH .... 11350 10' ALUMINUM MESH .......................... 11395 11' ALUMINUM MW1 .......................... 11595 Cars, ~ALUMINUM New - Addona and remodeling Announcements SWEEPER end oawong ma · chtne repair, pa11t. and oupplloa, Pick up ond delivery, Davio Vacuum Cleaner. one half mila up Georgao Creak Rd . Call 814-448-0294 [!_~?~~~] TUPPERS PLAINS. JO'S GIFT SHOP ...... Pt'Piiiii&aiit' .... & jl.!cinity 3 • r---------1-:::::=======~; *VINYL SIDING Public Notice Annou ncr 111 e11 1s Business Services ofthaton the balllflt , for the pur·o poM of gen.eral conM:ruc-~ ~kin, reconltructlon, re1Ur·111 feeing. and repair of street•·! roldo, end bridgeoln mu niclpol corporationo. countloa, or townahipa. ~ Sold tax be•ng: en lddh tional tox of 1.& mlbto run, for ftve y11r1 at a ratB not axcaadlng 1.6 mlllo for each,• on~ · dollar of voluotion, which omounto to $0.16 ' (flftHn canto) for each ono; hundrad dollars olvolulllon •• for five yean The Polio for uod Election will open ot 6:30 o'clock A. M. and remain open until ' 7.30 o'clock P.M. of olid • day , By order of the Board of . Elections. of Mel go • County, Ohio Evelyn Clerk. Chairman Dated O~tober 1. 1985 Jane M Frymyer. Director (10)7,14, 21. 28, 4tc The Daily Sentjnei-Pag~~-l Pomeroy- · Middleport, Ohiil • Business Services MIDDLEPORT - A neal 3 bedroom rancll 10 a good neoghborhood 60'x100' ~vcl lot on good cond~oo . Just -llui• I NOTicE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbul. Ohio Sat>!embor 27. 1986 NEW 'LISTING - Chest11 - Approx 34 acres of wooded land w1th a mob1!e home w1th an addrtlon. a new bath & krtchen Mrneral nghts & a large two room block burldrng $22,500 00 u.- t Public Notice $23,00000 e. • " October 4 bdr houoa on 326 in Rio Grande Coll814-246-5823 or 614-4411-6346 By owner·· 7 rma . 2 batha. garage, fireplace , •• ne1gh· borhood, walking distance from city ochool Call 814448-0388 3 badrooma ond bath. Larkin St., Rutland Can be told on land contract with tmall down payment Call 814 992-6858 Si" room houM on 49 acr11 Full baaement, free heal, private, close to towns Cell 614-992-7082. 2 bedroom houae on •pprox. Vc ecre of l1nd in Mlneravllle• Ohio Reeoonably priced Coli 814 -992· 3 171 for more Information. By owner Remodeled 3 bedroom houH on Rt.33. New F A. lurnoce. Large lot. 123,000 Collect 814 -423· 82119 Chriatian lomolo plano pleytr for "Retlecliona" goopel olnglng trio. Occa· 1- - - - - - - - -aional WMk·ond trovollng By owner Stitely 3 bed· requirld with tronaportotlon room houea 11 10 E St .. provided Coli Evelyn Pomeroy. II woodld ocroa Rouoh. 304· 682-2049 altar flmily room, dining roo,.,, 6·30 PM or w•k-onda F A heat, 2 batho, baeaEorn FREE Chrillmoo gilta mont. gorogo. 827.000 by havlngo Marri Moe homo C'!lllct 814-423·8289 or catalog pony. 100 par 1-.:....-------cantguorantoad llneolglfto, Hemlock Grove area Ultra 10y1 ond homo dtcor ltamo nlca 3 badroomo, 2 batho Call 304-57&-117118 for do· Redmon ooctlonol. On an tda. Opanlngo ovolloblt for ecre lot . 145,000 Call demonotratora . No Connie colleot 1·513 · 434lnvootmont 7528. Big doWn poyment, ohort time employment. or ptat.. credit hiotory illopping you' from buying a home? Con· slder 1 reclaimed single or · doublewide Low money • down, take over paym•t•. .. We're Mid Ohio Flnonciol Service (814)772·1220 Qr " 773- 3928 . 1970 12x60 Hlllcroot portly furnished , good condition. · •4 .859 Call 614 -44111167 or 614·367-7218. 1970 New Moon 12x60, good cond, new hot wate r halter, unlurnlohed. in- ' eludes underpinning, $4,800 Coli 614 -2558847. On rented lot . Excellent condition Clean. With or without AC, furnishings, wesher-dryer, awmng. Call 814-992-2469 alter 8 ·00 , pm ..... .:..._ ____ 1988 Royal mobile homo for ale 12x40 13,000 814- · . 949· 2996 1981 14x70 with 7x24 ·expander Flreplac:e, dish ·· waohlr . Loko new •12.900 . ' Coll814 · 448·0037 ., MOBILE HOMES MOVED lntured, reaaoneble r1t11 . .. Coll305 ·678-2338 - - - - - --· 1981 Holly Park. 14x70, • .,1,800 .00 . 304 - 678 - ··, 2947 Uoed mobile homulor ulo. •, 1973 Noildity , 1 2x50, . range, refrigeretor. Horne •·'• needs aome repair ~ ·. 11 ,996 oo D a.w Ho~n~~: •· Phone 304-8711-4424. ' • 1979 Norris 14x70, 2 badroo m, furnished, luxury ierlea, exc cond TE ~. • · 111 . 90000 D 11o W . •• Ho me o. phone 304 -6711- • 4424 . . '• .. 1973 Voliant 12x80, 2 ~ bedrooms, ga p. some furnl- . ture. $3,796 00 D l!t w • Homeo 304·676-4424, :• 1982, 1 0•66 Oibraltor con : be used aa a hunting camp, :~ portobla office. otorage bldg • or 1 Need Interior repelra. ~. .1 . 100 00 304 - 875 - . 6421 , 7 30 AM to9 00 PM • • 1976 Naohuo14x70mobllo: ' home . Total electric. two ''-' badroomo, 1'12 batho. 1 e ft . porch, underpennlng 304- , ~ 876-7228 or 514- 445 - . ;.. 4088 . :" 1969 two bedroom hou• .:; trailer 10•60, underptnning : .. and fuol tank. 11 . 200.00. Do not call unle11 r•llv .• • intereotld from 10:00 AM • to 8 :00 PM . 304· 8711· . " 1289. , 33 Farms for Sale " �' • Ohio Page . 8-The Daily Sentinel Monday, October 7, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio T • 34 LAFF-A-DAY Butine81 Building• 63 A!Jtlquea 1930 "'" dlnono. ook toble with loof. 4 cholro, moiChlng chino coblnot. lffordoble. -::c-•_ 11_11_4_-44 _ 8_-8_2_13_._ _ For oale or lo1oa. 18,000 oqu1re foot w1rehou• lo· Cited 11 47 Syc1mora Stroot. Ollllpolla, Ohio. Foaturea Include: commorcloi 1111r-ao. mr. 1..-dlng docko, 1nd o Viking dry plpl oprlnkler oyotom. For moro lnformotlon coli II 1 4)4488&41 or 814-446-7880 or 814·246-5148 . ·78 66 Brlorpotch Konnilt Allbr..d grooming. IndooroutdoQr boirdlng flcUitloo. · ~Cocker Sponlti. ,38B 0 D --------- a a. a 1--------- .Jid n lo-. ta••• &~~ ':l":~~~~ ~~~- .'""""'"· c•w *•• .a.·· • .7:00 .. Go me <Il PINtt 1877 Cornaro. VB. AT,PB,P8, good cond .. t1860 . Coli 114·446· 4498. 1878 Ford LTD. P.S .. P.B .. Auto, A.C. U800. Coli 814-742-2739. 1171 Cutlau, very good cond, 304-876-311S. '77 Chlvrolot Monte Corio. 305 engine. PS, PB, tilt whltl, AM-FM coo11tte. power wlndowe, new tir11. Roily whotll, u cond, 12,1100.00. 304-171·4230 doya, 304-878-4863 tvMIIngo. '74 Chivy Novo. one Bluet· lck Coonhound, raglotorod oqutrril dog, Wol<tr Coon· hound. 304-175-7433 ofter 1:00PM. • · Home ,•. Improvements .,;; - - - - - ' - - - _ .·; ~ 18711 Mollbu Clo11lc, good cond. good work C.r 1700 • 304-882-3727. ' '72 vw.•1000. 304-875- 2119. 1847 FIHtmolttf, 4 door. orlgln-1 lnttrlor, body folr cond, n6 motor. 10od cor lor ontlque buff, UOO.OO or ban offlr. 304-nl-1873. ; '113 Celebrity. po, jib. oc, dlt whoti. CNiot,ll3,000miloa, .4.888. 304-8711-50B4. 72 Truck I for Sale Ford ono ton dump truck. Good condition runo good liking 11,100. Colloher 6, 881-4014 . dowa, in~uletlng, roofing, , new end remodeling, con~ . (]) NFL Yoorbook 1984 Washington Rod1kin1. ill MOVIE: 'Miottr Roberto' ill (IIi Hordolotlo and McCormiCk (CC) McCormick discovers a bizarre plot of coiruptlon and murder whon ho ottondo a friend 'o funeral. (80 min.) II (J) (jJ Soorocrow ond Mro. KlriO Amando attompto to help when the •• < J.ond ~- lnottlladon. Roof- • lng. vinyloldlng, otorm doors ; and windowe. Free aeti· .... motoa. Collll1 4-992-2772. i • A:NNIE . ----------------~·· CO~EMAN WATER WEL~ DRILLING ... Pump 11loa. 11rvlce. Regiotertd In Ohio. All work guarentood. Coli 304-2732B1 1 . Rovonowood. W. Vo. I'M Q!JITE &URE 6HE 0117, AMITY leader of an e.n vironmentll group is framed for mur· dar. (60 mln.l I]) MocNoii/Lohrer N-oh our lfi) Wondorworlco CCCI Part 1 of 2. 'Konrad.' A factorymode child Ia sent to tho wrong address. (60 min.) fll MOVIE: 'The Frenoh Lleutenonfl Womon' IHBO) MOVIE: 'Sclndolout' (MAX] MOVIE: 'Ch[lotlnt' (CCI 8:30 (]) NFL Mondoy Night Match-Up 8:00 , 8 Cil CD MOVIE: 'Tho Long Hoi Summo( Part 2 1IJ 700 Club (]) lnoldo Blooblrll IJ) Ill (!) NFL Mondoy Nl 11ht Footbal: St Loull 11 Wllhlngton 8 (J) liD Kow Alllt A ourp~ood Kate bocomea tho ownor:,.ot o mink coot foliowing'"a couple's argu- DEAlt 5HE 010 5«Y 5HE I'()IJLP' BE 84CH., R0N'9 Ttlovlolon Service. .; Houoo colloon RCA. Quozor. OE. Spoclollng ,In Zonhh. -·· Coll304-&78-2398 or 814< 446-2454. clan, m11on. painter. roof- Inn (lncludlnn hot tor • • • oppllcationl 304-676-2088 . , or 875-7388. • ,. Starks Tree and lawn Sar· viet, otump romovol, 304578-2010. a Rotlry or coblotool drilling. '· , ·Molt walle completed eama i' d8y. Pump ulee end service. :. :· - - - - - -.< .Building ond remodeling, ment in a coffee ehop. (I) Tenko lfil Quoot for tho Kille,. (00) 'The ~111 Wild·Virut.' T10ms of h.eolth care work- roofing, m"onery, elec:trl· ' col, framing, flooring, dty : 1 pointing ond plumbing. 304-"1 675-2440. •. 79 CJ-5, &1.000 .,;glnol mlloo, ••· cond., •4.300. Coli 111 4-246-1&74. 1881 Ford F·260 4x4. 37.000 mi .. n- rlmo,-mtko olfor. Col 114-379-2806. 1880 Chovy 4-WI:I Scottdolo otop lido. loldod. now tlrae, alum. whHie. ••c. cond. Coll814-379 -2701. stroin of smallpox in hngladooh. (80 mln:l 9:30 (!) Auto Roclng '81: CART ~une SECA 300 8 (I) (jJ Nowhort (CC) Mlchul ttkeo Dick'o odvice ond finolly atonds up to Stopnonlo. IHBO) MOVIE: 'Swing Shift' (CC) 10:00 <Il Newo 8 (I) (JJ Co;ney • Loooy A bravery modal it pr• sontod to o young lmmigront, who loter focoo doportotion from the lmml... u.!.ation service. (60 min .) (I] 0.1. Dlory lfil Newowotch .Odd Couple (MAXI MOVIE: 'Cry Ropo' MOVIE: 'Conyon 10:16 (I) Get 1 room of carpet cloned . .for 122.9&. Coptoln Stoo- · • • mer. 304-67&-2285. Save : Ad. Expiroo 86'. Carpentry and remodeling. ~ room addltlont, painting . . · • plumbing. and rapalu . 1 : : Phone 304-676·4322 . . .' •. Plumbing & Healing ,• .. ,....... JIM'S PLUMBING a HEAT- ' lNG. Rt. 1, Box 366, Golli- , polio. Coll814-367·0676 . : ': B3 .,, Excavating 10:30 <IJ Pre•low Progtommlng lfi) Thlo Old Houtt (CCI .INN Nowo 1 1:00 8 (I) (!) 8 ill (jJ Newo IIJ Mon From U.N.C.LE. I]) McLoughlin Group lfi) Vietnam: A Ttlevlolon Hlotory (CC) ·America's Monderln (1954-19631' ' • --------------- ~ .::1 Good· 1 E•c.vating, bate· ments, footere, driveways, j~ •ptic tanka, landscaping. ;-~ Coli onytlmo 614-448- '!"' 4631, Jomat L. Oovloon. Jr. :~'1. owner. "1'•• DOIIr America replacea France In South Vietnam until the coup reduces Saigon to politic al ch101. (RI (80 min .l ' f:l Bonny Hill Show 11:15iHIOI Iota Ton The quart· erback wants to go one-on- •• Work lend clearing, lendacaping, etc. Free aati· 1871 Ford von. ••collont condition. 18,000 mlloo. Coli 814-882-3817 otter 6:00. ers race to eliminate • GASOLINE ALLEY CARTER 'S PLUMBING ",. AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine ,.,. Golllpollo, Ohio Phone '14·446-3888 or ".:' 814-448-4477 a. 4 w.o; ·- · motoo. Coil 614-446-8038 ' or 614·982<71 19 anytime. J .A.R. Conatructlon Co .. Rutland, Oh . 614-7421878 Ford E-250 von, 8 cyl, i 2903. Boaomonll. Footoro. outo, naw tlrll. 37,000 Co,ncrata work, Backhoe's, ICIUII mlltl, 304·1175· Dozer llo Dltcher, Dump 4230 doyo, 304-671·4813 truckl, · l water· gas•sewer· oloctricolllnoo. · tvMIIngo. TURN LOOSE OF THE SANDBOX, TATER-IT'S TIME FOR .. one with Diane. THAT'S A GOOD BOY 1 1:30 8 (I) (!) Boot of Coroon Tonight's guasti oro '1;. Johnny Mathia and, gardening export Tholouo Cruto. (RI (60 min .) (]) SJIDrtiOinttr II (J) Remington Stoelo Laure and Remington are VOUR BATH called in when a par1ner in 74 I . Motot:_cyclee 86 1871 Supor Glldt Horioy onglno robuAt, ahorp. Coil 814-448-0278. Jamet Boy• Water Service. ' 1182 Horl•y Dovldoon Drouor. Coli 814-7422808. 1112 Su~t~ki•RM1211. 1550. eo11 8i 4-882-11012. 76 B011t1 and • Motors for Sela General Hauling o vldeOiJomo firm diaopPflrl with five million dol· ,.• Iars SNAKE!! Ken't Water Ser.vice. Wellt, cltterns, poolt filled . Phone ., 814-317-0823or614 -367n41 night or day. ·'· H•ul llme1tone. aand, gra· •"·• ''· '.' Auto Pa!U Acce110rle• , --------- a. ..,.• Cllovraltt 305 tnglno a trononlillion. Coll81 4·4418628. 4 opood 8oglnow tronomiotlon. coil oftor 3:00 PM. 304-i71-3788. P1rt1 r;, ttle 11170 361C "'line. 4 barrtll ., 71. C-4 outomotlc tronomlulon .110 •.304-871-3834. Upholstery ••• ----TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP · 1163 Soc. Avo., Oolllpollo. 814·448-7833 or 814-4461833 . . N-• MOVIE: 'Tho (jJ Frenoh Lloutlnlnro Womon' lfi) Stor Huotlor/Sign Off ..., • • I ~AVEN 1 T BEEI'I LIKE FIVE WEEKS ... WELL, IT SEEMS INTO TOWN FOR FIVE WEEKS .. .. R a M Fumituro Manufacturing, St. At. 7 < Crown City, ' 'Oh. Coli 814-28 61470, coil Evt. 614-4463438 . Old a now ' ' Uphonorod. -· • comapny'e (J)erDI :- ... ., ' the novel short filmo . 1 2:00 <Il Bat of Groucho (]) NFL Fllmo Preoonll PE,.\NUTS 87 ." - .IDGE . ~ Wl ~ -~ . . . . . . . .. . -....., James Jacoby Their Qpponents get no respeet ... Ounornokl 12:15 (I) MOVIE: 'Stogo to Thunder Rook' (I) Entortolnmont Tonight 1 2:30 8 CIJ (!) Lobi Night with ·· Dovld Lotttrmon fonight'o gueott· ore Bill Munoy, Horry Doon Stonton onp . pio~iot Richerd Cloydo1man . mln.l <Il Bill Colby Show (]) Mudo Sportoloalt 8 (J) MOVIE: 'lllbtl't Choiot' (I) Stor Hulllor/Sign Off lllDl ABC N-1 NightUno ceo NORTH 11·1-li · +AI • JI2 • 10 5 By James Jocoby +KJ986 3 WEST EAST The younil""t effective bridge part- +K6 +10 9 8 7 53 nership on the American teurnament .Q 9 5 I • K 10 scene is that <~f 17·year-old Martha t9 7 I 3 • Q8 6 Benson of Milwaukee and 16-year-old .• iO 7 2 +AI Tricla Thomas of Las Cruces, New SOUTH Mexico. The young ladies became •.. • QJ 2 friends and partners two years ago at •• • A 76 3 the .North American Bridge ChampltAKJ2 oashi]18 in New Orleans. Tricia caught . +Q; her opponent napping on this deal Vulnerable: East-West from th' Oklahoma City Regional last Dealer: West . . July. The tw0-11pade opening by East was Wtsl North East Soulk • unortbodo1, but some players are very . Pass Pass 2+ 2 NT loose In their third-seat requirements 1 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass for such a bid. Trlcia, South, tried two Pass n~trump, her most descriptive bid . Her partner, Martha, was happy to raise to three. The opening lead cerOpening lead: • K tainly sacrificed a trick in the spade suit, but it htd the devastating effect of removlllg dummy's entry for the lone clubL- Bu~ that was true only if Eut defended correctly. Tricia put •· contract. hlm to the test right away. .And now some good news for those · She won the spade ace and quickly called lor the club kin& !rom dummy. of you who don't like being beaten at '· Eut lmltlnctlvely played the ace and bridge by teenagers. ,Now that It 1$ : declarer unblocked the queen. A later fall, both young experts are back in ' , ·finesse against West's club 10 brought school. CI Jtn NEWSPAPER I:NTERPRISE ASSN. in more than enough tricks lor the L------------l • .. . ,, ·61~w4 ' . by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Compulsion I Jewish 40 John and month Oliver 5 Baseball's 41 Encounter DOWN Uoyd 10 ItAlian 1 Muslim river del~ 11 Treat 2 Ms. Ross festively 3 Zeal lZ "Shone" 4 Get - of stat 5 "Peter 13 Jagged Pan" role If Upward 6 Mature (pref.) 7 "Feliz -" 15 Offer 8 EMoble 16 ·- Gotta 9 Quit a Be Me" bargain · . 17 Agreement 11 ReJVetting 19 Hanunar- 15 Nee skjold 18 Anagram 20 Work unit of team 21 Top of 21 Chessman the head 22 Group of families 24Take on cargo . 25 Enticement l:-1::-t-1f26 Small crow 27 Sea eagle 28Tony or Joan 82 Actor Vigoda 33 Expert 34 Never (Ger.) 35 Thealrical district 37 '1'h~ Holy ,•. ,, author 38More nervous ... •. 22 Carbon 28 The motel compound 23 Ancestry 24 "Daily Planet" reporter 25 Porter 26 Stage scenery in "Psycho" 29 Finnish lake 30 Color 31 PrinciJJie 36 Cover 37 Sile nt -. ..' ... ..... ' ' "': '. Sinner" '' . ..................._..__.__ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work It: features original mutlc, In· ventive sets and props and vol.dlrt. bulk or bog fertilizer • and lime. Exceleio'r Salt !. Worko Inc. 638 E. Main St. , •· Pomor!ry. 814· 992-3891 . ·~ 78 of money. (80 min.l (I) Letonlght Amorlot (jJ Taxi • One Stop Blyond . iMAXl MOVIE: 'Moklni tho Grode' . 11 :45 lHIOI PH WH Htfmon Show Toped at the ROII'(' in L.A.. thlo multl-mtdio ovont .~ :~ Aloo poolo filled . Coli 614266-1141 or 614 -446- , 1 1176 or 814-448 -7911 . W1ugh 's Water Service . Wells. claternt, paola. Fast rolieble llrvice. Call 6142&8-U40 or 614 -26 61130. Rooocnoblo rotoo. "ROE" BY "ROE" e I croto. Coll304-773--5131 . : lmornotionol dUmp truck, 304-1176-31il'O. Vena (Answer$ tomorrow) proctical jokoa. (60 min .l 82 73 ONE . ~~~ J....-: POPPY BERtH RARE~Y MEMOIR Anawlr: How he arranged the aalmon egga- IIJ 1om Frao 18BI Chovy pickup truck. P.S.. P.8.. V-8. Auto . 18900. Coli ·814 -949211&0. '79 lntornotlonlel 82200, 310 comlngo. 13 - d . good cond, 304·4&8-1885. I I XI IT' singer lea Greenwood are this week's victims of D.ond M. Contractoro. Vinyl . oldlng. roplocoment win- • kitchens, ' Pmt _ _ ,_: A .. ( Severineen and country furnllhtd. Free oollmotes. · · Coil colloct 1-614-237- : 0488, doy or night. Rogoro i Btoomont Wotorprooflng. : i Walf, blthroomt, ges1ed by 1h8 abovo cartoon. ell2J BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . Uncondltlonol lifetime guo- ' 304-896-3802 Eot Now arrange tne circled tetters to form the surprise answer, as sug· e '81 louroyt Eoglo. 304-175ZB5I. Fetty Trot Trimming, otump •77 Bonneville. ono owner. removal. Coli 304-876 1 3 31 oxc cond. U,OOO.OO . 304- __ _ _ _· - - - - - - . 1 871-2337. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ox .78 Dotoun 280z, 4 opttd, porienctd corpenter. oloctri· Crola.•" mogo. n- battery, muffler and antenna. Runa d, •••· cleon, mutt 2,885 . 00 . 304-8757123. Don't Dslalilo (]) NFL Fllm1 Preoonll (I) Slnford end Son (I) D (J) Fomlly Foud (!) Jeopordy (I) Nlghdy BuolnRoport (JJ WhMI of Fortune Prioo II Right WKIIP In Clnclnnotl !HBOI Fr~glt Rock (CC) 8:00 8 Cil (!) TV'o Blooporo ond Proctlcol JokM Doc · 81 rentM. locel references ~ WHAi I<INt:'OFA t7AME 16 CROGIUE'T? e 110 throe •: Se rvices Autos for Sale (I) PM Mogozlnt CourtohiP/Eddll'o Fllh•r (I) Emertolnment Tonight (!) WhHI of Fortune 8 (J) Whtol of Fortuna (I) SeCond City TV (JJ Newa lfi) MooNeii/Lohrer Now1hour tlllDl Olvorca Court Jtfferoono 7:30 8 Cil Ne,.. N-lyWod t860.00. ·304·876-3761 or · 814-448·2072. ' 71 8 · IIJ ·~·~ ~ ==~".:!'.~' Trovtl troller. 1979, 6th'' whtol. 1979 ilononza. 31 . ft., wkh wC1978 Ford truck." 'AT !longer, t11,700. Co11 1 81 4·246-6062 . . 1983 Hondo ~.!:::::=====~;::=======:.J •n I EVENING \thaellf, exc cond, our honeyxnoon." a 1017/85 - - - - - ,.: a.. e ' ---------·· 1 27 Viewing 79 Moto(s Homes & Campers AKC Dobermon lliiPPY . 7 weoko old. block ·a ton, Commorclol building lor 1111 Cholflplon Podia••· 1100. or rent on Moln St. Now Firowood-cutup oloba. 1 _c_._u_,e_1_4_·38_._7-_71_21_._ _..._ ~~~~· W.Vo. Coll304-8821 'truck lood 1100< 2-11BO. ~ 1 for ll!it, 125 ooch. Coil Pic-up lotd, you houl 115. _ _ _ 4 371 2411 HEAP occepttd. Coli 814- '--,---1', .---245-"B04. 1 · • 36 Lots Acreeg8 - - ' - - - - - - - - AKC RID. Toy Poodlet. Coil Flrowood for oolo. Collll14- 814-,4 48-8189, 387·01 21 or 814-3117- 1-:---::-----Lota for ule on t.n.d contract 0181 or 1114-387·0401 . AKC A11. Gormon Sht· with 11111•11 down p.yment. phtrd puppy, only ane loft. , Coli 814-381-8711 ofter 6. King wood a: cool atovo 11~ or blot offtr. Coli 814~441·0848 ofttr IPM. 90x300 ' lot w~h 28x44 t225 . Mogle Chit Ill atovo Offie OW 1 S ll •100.TrvoVoluo40gol.goo baaomitnt, floor, 11ptlc tonk. wolllr ond oloctrlc hook-up. . PI!PPIII. Doric ~~-::~~ '~: ' 70· co~• Schnouztf Ro .. lotorod·. Mlnloture 110,000. Roclno. Call 814nit ond pappor. t1SO ...ch. 247-3881 . 1oo" c1oon hordwood. c~ou- No . chocko. Chomplon bloodllno. Coil 814·882~·' for oalo. 1 ocre, county vored ond otocktd, 17ll fllco 2807. wottr, opollc oyotom. gil cord, 140 holt. 131 pickup. 82 Wanted to Buy top, eloctrlc nrvlct. Bo-1----------T:;;=;=~:;:::~;==:i Colll14-448-7824. 2 nioll CockiPOO pt~pploo, , _ Pomoroy ond Middle- I 46 Furnlahed Rooma Firewood- oplh. otockod, 180. ttch. Coil-after 1:00. port on Rt. 7, 14.&00. Call D. a w. Homoo. 304-876· 44· Apartment ond dollvored for 130 olorgo 61 4-992-&981 . Wontld to buy: Wood or 4424. for Rent Furnlohld room 11211 utll· lood . Coll814-448-7993 or ;.,ood a cool burnoro. Cill AKC roglaterod luutt tloa pold. 8111 2nd. Avo.. B14-387-0201 ofttfl , hound pt~pploa. 2 moloo. 814-03-8136. 2 ltvol Iota for 1111. Orear Oolllpollt, tingle !Nile. Coli Show ..,olhy. Sholl ond 441-4411 lfllf 7PM. Solid Beochwood drpp loot Rd. 7 miles from town. wormed. 114-887-8941. dining ttblo, with 2 cholro. 304-87&-6889. 83 JACKSON ESTATES llko, t7&. Fiochor homo R~tdovMio , O. APARTMENTS (Equol otoreo w~bulh In oquallltf, Houoln; OpportuniCy) 48 Space for Rent Clllllto dock. Dolby. motol Floll Tonk ond Pot Shop, monthly rent otorto 11 I 1 19 IIPI Oltpoclty, tpllktro, 2413 Jockoon Avenue, Slmmontol X Club Colvoo. lor 1 bedroom ond t204 for oxcolllnt cond .. t125. Coli Pol~t Pllonnt, .304·117&- Red a block, olao 3 yr. old 2 bedroom. clopollt 1200. Mobile homo lot, 12' x&O' or 814-4411-1328. 204$3. Floh, blrda ond moro. Slmmontol bull. hoy for 1111. Coll814-388-8178. . locotod noor Spring Volloy ~m~ller, wotor pold, 4th Pie•• ond foodlond, pool a Noll. OoNipollo. C•ll 448- Atori with gomo cortrldlll 12 :wHk old B•glo pupa, 41 Hou1e1 for Rent flog. Mor11n horuo, 1 ond Coble TV · IVIIIIblo, 4418otttr 8PM. no, dlnlngroom light 120. 121.00 ooch . 304· 886- otollon, 1 more. Would trtdo offiCI hourt II poulblo 10 1 : Coll814-446-2297. . 3911. N)Nr Wotorloo- farm hou11, lmto 4 pmond7pmto9 pm Lor11 prlvotolot, potlo, rvrol for good compor. Coil 8145 rooms. bath, 1 child. Mondoy-Fridty, Coil 814- wottf, tduill only, _ , AKj::• . Pomorenlon. Peidn- 379•21B&. 1125, meroncot. dopolit. 4 41-274 5 or loovt Conton•ry. Coli 814-441· Ulld 410 John D•re doltf gooo ond Poodloo pt~pplto . a ulld J-20 Ditch Witch 304-898-3818. Coll814-843-2844. Billy Royolloddlt, 16~ Inch trencher . 1·614·194·7842 - - ·· 3818. - • · Full ollvtr oqultotion Of 6008. 3 bdr. homo located on Rt. Nlc.ly lurnlohod mobllo COUNTRY MOJILE Honw Rot Terrier pt~pplu, bob llcing ond oliver conchoo. 2 &88, 3~ mlloa from town. homo, off. opt ......trol "olr Port!, llouN 33, North of 2 hooting otovoo: King cool tollod. wormod; evonlngo or yro. old. Looko now. 814or.n School dial.. 1325 ond 742-2385. hoot In ohy, oduill only. Pomtfoy. Lorge late. Coli otovt a King wood • cool wotk onda 814-268-1487. mo .. •150 dop. Coli &1+ Col 114·441·0338. 814·882-7471. otovo. Coiiii14-388-9B17. 211&-87811 or 114-2811115-80 lb. Shooto. 13&. &208. ~ 814-149·2017. 2 bdr. opt .. good locotlon, Troller apocta, •moll child· Commodore 18 computor 67 Musical ron ........od. Rt. 1. out Nowly radocorattd form· rodocoroted, utilltlto portly Locuot 11<*1 back of K a K, 1130, like now. Coli 1114Instruments llobbho: French Lop ond Coli 304-875· 5104 or pold. 441·4231 . houoa, 13& budget 11111. CoiHornlen, olive or drMIId, 304-87&·10711. 304-875-&388. 1300 por me.. Ch•hlra 304-41B-1828. Mod. Buck woodburntf. Coli - · rot. dopooh. Coil Furnlohtdopt.,2bdr., 131Y. Mobile homo lot for rent, 1 1114·4411·M915. Story • Cilrll plena, like 814-441-3780 or 114-31741h, Golllpolla. I 181 wlttf. aero, county Wolff, ltptlc now. Coli betwoen I a BPM, 0322. 84 Hay Grain pold. Coli 448-4411 ofttf oyattm, ' 911 top, gordon lif-·11111 on tho roll-corpot. 1\4-441-4914. Bpm. ajlot, eiiCtrlc llrvlct. Bo12'X38', bellf, UOO. Coli 2 _bdr. unlum. houoa In chy. Bind lnatrumente __good Rtf. clop. utiUtlto not pold. 740~ 2nd. Avo.. 3 bdr.. twoan Pomeroy ond Mldcll- 81 4-448-411211 . port on Rt. 7. f?O.OO por !-:-----"----- cond. Coli 814-448-0840. Eor Corn. Loot yuro crop. · Coli 814-448-3841. t110 mo .. 1 bdr .. 1131. month. D. a W. Homtt. .60 porcont offll Flaohlng ' C.ll Randy B•glo II 814O.Oah roqulrod. Coil 114- 304-11711·4424. onow ligna t2118111Lightod, Wurlltzor Spinet plono, 100d B43-&355. 3· bedroom, double cor gor- 448-4222 bttv<lon 8 • I . non-orrow 1247. Unllghtod oo,nd. Coll814-448-8110. - - - - - - - ogo. flnllhecl hoH baoa,_t, 1199. (F- len...II s .. dllhwo-. gorbagt dlapo- 2 bdr. opt .. fully corpotod, 47 Wented to Rent ·1oca11y. Umltod "'ontlty. Splnot·Conoole Plena BorN!I. bulh·ln oven-ron11. now 11 Court St.;l328 mo.. rot. Hurryl 1 (100)4U-01 83, goln. ~onted : Ra-ntlble point, 1 lhcroo. Portomouth ll'lrtv to toke ovor low onytlmo. ft,ill SIJiill.tllllll Rd, At. ·141, clopotlt re- • dop. Coil 814-448-4828. monthly poymonto on oplrult 01"11 to rent In Point CI'In.t, t3oo. eo11 14-44&· Upotolro unfumllhod opt., Piotoant for vehicle otorogo, Mlxld hordwood olobo; 112 . plilno. Con be - n locolly. 1134. • corpottd, ollutllhill poid. na 304-671-2110. por bundle, contolnlng op- Wrlto Credit Mon~g~ri P. 0. children, no poll. Coil 814prox. 1 ~ tan. lob. Ohio Box 33, Frlldono. Po. 11841 71 Auto• for Sale Farm hou• off At. 7, from • Pollet Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. Euroko . Coli 114-268- 448-1137. Pttvoy Hlrito11 guitor omp. Phontl14-182-8481 . . 1482. Furnlohod opt. utlhloo pold. uc. cond., meny utl'lll lor '80 TOP CASH King ·Wood Bumor with 1400. 304·876-1311 or rnodol ond ntwtf utod core. 3 .bedroom hou11 for rent. 1235, 1 bdr.. oduHo. 243 -,h:-o"'I"'""'G::. --:--dl btawet, thermo1t1t, elde &71-713B lflor ts lp .m, ., No pota. Coli 1114-949- Jockoon Pllro. Otlllpollo. I-::6:-:1,....,.,H:-0-u18 00 Smhh Buick-Pontile, 181 1 Cll1448-4418 oftor ?PM . " t.od, 1211; Frtnklln Wood 2,24. Eootom Avo .. GolllpoHo. Coil Burntr: electric , free 814-441-22B2. 2 bdr. modem opt .. ovorotondlng flropltco hooter. BtoutHul hill-top, moumoln chy Plfk, otovt, SWAIN Might conoldtr ' trldo for 68 Fruit loclll otylt. country homo looklng MUlling now porto, now rofrlg. 1190 mo. Coli PJ'a, AUCTION • FURNITURE Ivory Johnoon guno. Coli on '30 ruroi acru. Stono 814-448-1819 & Vegetable• tl 1, now point, ••oolltnt or814-44812 Olivo St .. GoillpoHo. Now 814-992-2172 . hoorth. cothodr8T'' ceiling. , 12,000. Col . 814a utod wood•OOII otov... 8 pluah corpotlng, 3 bed· -2321tvt•. 6-8417 . pc wood LR .. h• nee. Hunting bow. 1100. flocroo mo. 1 ~ bath, fl!H be•• Swoet Pototooio wh.W. r mont. 13&0. pormonth. Call Fumlohod opt. 11 38'h 2nd. bunk bed• 1199, ontron troll• ohompootr with ypllow 20 conta o lb. t10. 18n COfVIIte uc. cond .. Oolllpollo. 2 bdr. wolff pold. recllnero 198, now a uttd brulhtr. 1100. Both In 814-742-21 1&. opoclol odhlon •181. Coil 448-4416 ottor bedroom auhoa, rong11, excollont condition, Coli buohel. J(onnlboo potoiOio •lily Ill buohtl. Coli 614-281· whotlt, 4 now 'tlrto. Call .7PM . lhott.' 814-992-8293 tflor 4:30 wrlngor wolhore. a Unfumllhod, 2 bedroom. lfttf 5, 814·882·2323. .208 or 814-21511-1117. 1199 p.m. nice and cllon. Dopotit Furniahld apt. for ._.namok- Now lviogroom ..raqun.t. no lnoldo polo. lng, nondrlnklng, gantlo· 1118, llmpo, aloo buying - - - - - - - - - Conning poachoo now ovtll- 81 Morcury Lyn• ' wogon, oool • wood otov11. Clil Hord wood firewood tor 814-992-3090. oblo, opon 7 doyo weak, coli cllon. 4 cyl .. olr, U,OOO, mon. lovaly neighborhood. 814-448-3118 . ...• . 814-742-254&: fhr price• •• auppty Ia CoN 114-211-8622 . oil prlvoto. utllltloo lncludod. For ,.,;1. troNtf lolt ond TONY'S GUN REPAIRS, limited, .304 - 773· 6721. 1188 Ctdllllc conVtftlblo houllt ltOolllpolloForry. Ba Coii814·441·391B. LAYNE'S FURNITURE hot dip rebluolng,alltypooaf Bob'o Morllot, Mooon, W. g!lod top, good p•lnt, D Trolltr' Poll{. 304-1171- Nict clun. omoll opt. lor VI . Sof11 ond cholrof.iceclfrom gunomlth worlc, fall •rvico. 2844 coli evenlngo. ll ;OOO. Coli 814•288ono. Coli 814·448-351 1 . 1286. to e891. obllo. 110 304-875-4831 . 81122. Apploo oil vorlotlet. ti.OO Houoo, locotod: fit. 1. Ohio Ri\loraldt Apto. Middleport. · ond up to 112& . Hldo·a- ·- - - - - - - - - buohol. Now opon dolly. All Rlvor Rood. POtttf Creek Spoclol .rotet for Senior bada. t390 • ond up to Serlouo tbout loolog lrulto, vo;otoblu. Jocko 1888 Cou11r a 1879 Flot Rood. EviNttt Schwom. Cltlzont. 11 30. Equal Houo- · 1560.. oofa bado t146, · wolght7 Contoct Glorlo Morllot. Rt. 36. Honcloroon. both uc. cond. Coil 814,Rocllnero, 1225. to 1375., · Groll, Rt. 2 Box 282. At. 1, Locuot Rood, Point 448-4109. lng Opportun-. 814-992 Lompa from tZB. to •125. Lotort, w. Vo . 26253. 304Plotoant. w. Vo. n21 . pc. dln11t11 from 1109 .. to 882-3152. 1 8114 Corvette. convtfllblo, S room houoo Krodel Ptrll, 2 bedroom •pertmanu. 435. 7 pc. 1189 ond up. - : - - - - - - - - 327· 300 HP, 4optod,good 69 For Sale or Trade Wood tablo whh aix cholro 2 ton window air cond. 304-8711-8132. condhlon. Coli '814-448N- Hoven, WVo. Newly UBI to '746. Doole 1110 olmoll now. 220 voho, GE. 4 1 eo ott"' 1 :00PM . . remodeled . In town. 814to 1228. Hutchoe, t550. 1375.00. Aloo auortmont up Houll In Middleport, Ohio, 992-7481 . Bunk 'bad , comploto with of ulld furnlturo . D. .a W. Goo furnoct, 126,000 btu, 1883 Iuick Lollbre Lmtd .. portloly furnlahed, noor mottro-o.l27&. ond up to Homos. 304-1176·4424. forced 1li, COft1pltte, •oolltnt CCJII(Ihlon, 4 dr., oil llhopplng end ochoolo. If bedroom opt. lor rent. t381!. Boby btdo, 1110. t100.00 . Six drowor lntortltod coli 304-882- 1Nictly locoted. Comoct VII- Monre111a or box oprlnga. S/uoddod btrk 120 .00 drt...r, wtth mlrrow, rwfln· aptlont, 33.000 mlloa. Coli 3722. - 4180 oftor I - Monor In Mlddl-rt. full or twin. 1113 .. firm. 173. pickup lood . Hardy ovor- llhod. .35.00. ' 304-8711- 814·4411 6:00PM. - 992 - 7787 . Equol ond 183. Quun otto, t225. grotn.olwubel10'.00 11ch. S 3982. Houll, 271 0 Uhcoln Avo, 814 Houolng Opportunhy. · 4 dr. chooto, t49 . II dr. It Scotch Plno124.00 •ch. phono 304-871-4489. 1970 Oldamobllo Otlto 88, chollt. 119 . Bod fro..... 2 mlloo north of , Sllvor 4 - · · outomotlc, : PS, PB, Ono or two bedroom aport120.ond 12& .. 10 gun · Oun lrldgt on upper Rt. 7, Ohio. Ont bedroom houu , menu In Pomeroy. Furruna good. good work cor. · 232m Uncoln Avo. 304- nllhod or tlnfurnllhod. Rent cobll)eto. 1310. Goo or . 814-448-41130. Cltll14-241•81594 or 814· electric ronlllll 13711. Blby f .1r111 Suppiii'S 87&-3819. 448·1747. nogotloblo. Coil 814-982- monrt1111, t25 a I 31, bod Remington model 700 ~~ liVI:SIIii.k 8723. tramoo 120, 125, a 130, A.D.L. 30-08, brond nowl 1171 Pontloc Bonnovllltl, king fro,.. tiO. Good otllc· •276. 304-n l-5236 otter 42 Mo!lila Home• ·••c. i:ondltion, lotdtd. Coli 2 bedroom oocond floor opt. tlon of bedroom ou~11, &p.m . 814·441-2410 J . ltfrldge for Rant. Totol oltctric. Acroto from rock•n. mttll ceblneta, oftor 3PM. Pomeroy Fire Stltlon. Coli htodboardt 138 a up to Warm Morning prop1ne 61 Farm Equipment 814-g82-7314. 116. htattr with blo-r 40,000 1182 Corvolr oonvtrtlblo. 4 Fumllhod. AC, coblo, no city CROSS a BONII BTU firm '300 . 304-876cond for rettorlng opd, belutHul rivorvleW,In Furnllhtd .<Aportmonl for Uood Furnhvnt -- Mttol 8373. u.s. 31 Won, Jockocn. tiOO.•••· Coil 114-388-1811. Kanau11. Footer'1 Mobile rent, no cl111dron. Avolloblt office clolkt. 3 mllet outj - : - - - - - - : - - - Ohio. 114-288-i-411. Homo Porte. 614-448-1802. otter Oct.3. Coli 814-882- Bulovlllo Rd. Opon 9om to Dining room toblo - wood Mo-y Ftrguoon, Now 1 878 Buick Bkyhlwk, outo, 2749. lpm. Mon. thru Sot. . 2-cholro for ulo. 304-676· Holllnd, Buth Hog Solet a olr, PS, PB, tilt, cloth 2 bdr, North Oolllo School 814· 441-0322 11833. Service. Ovti' 40 ulld lntorior, 12.200. Coli 814Dlotrlct. Coli 814-387- APARTMENTS, mobile tractort to choo• from l 448-4481. homel, hou••· Pt. PIHIIftt GOOD USED APPLIANCES . 80 por .Cinl off II Filohlng nl1. com/lltto llno of now a ond Oolllpollo. 814· 448- Wolheri. drym< refrlltfl· onow olgno t2&1111 U;htod, ulod oqulpmont. Lorgeot 191115 Plymouth ~nt 8, 2 bdr .. locotod In Evorgroon. 8221 . . tora. rangoo. Bk11111 Ap· non-orrow 1247. Unllghtod otloctlon lq S .E. 'Dhlo. otondtrd ohHt. 100d wort! children occoptod. Coll814plloncoo. Uppor Rhior Rd. t1 98. If""! lonml) SH cor, 1250. Coli 814-441· 448-3887 or 814-245- 2 br oportmonto In Htnclor· · beolde Stone Creot Mottl. lo~lly. Limited quonlty . 1378. . ocn. 304-876-1872 . 114-448-7398. Hurry I 1 (1001423·01 113, 6223. onytlmo. 1984ChryolorFifthAvo.lko 2bdr. fully furnlohtd. olr, Middleport, 2 bedroom, tur- County Applla~ce. Inc. now, 24,000 mllta, beige, utllitloo pold, . tduhl only. nlohod opt. coli 1-304-882- Good ulld opplloncoo ond Surplut, Denim· Armyoil · optlono, ·belt olfor. Coli Coli 814-441-4110. 281111. TV eoto. Opon BAM to IIPM i lltntoi -Comouflo;o clo.814-218-13781fttr 5PM . ~on thru Sat. 114·441- thlng. Som SomtNI18' a, 40 ft. com olovotor a tlllogo •110 mo. 1126 dop. Coil one and two bedrOOm unfur- 18911. 127 3rd. Avo. Oalll- E11t Reven•wood, lfter- feeder wogon, tach 1410. 1871 Pontloc Aotre good . nllhod opll, oil utllltlol pold polll, OH. oftlf 8. 814-448-93411. noono, weokondo. unllnod Coli 814· 448-21 81. n~nnlng condition, 1421. In Point Plnoant, 304-11711· donlmJockett; 119.00. 1-......,~-----Colllf4-448-1214. Fumllhod mcbllt homo on 7112. Volley Furniture, now a lntem•tionel H•rveltw corn privoto lot, nttr Centtnory, uood. Large -lion of quol- Upright frHzor. 304-87i- picker. Cti1814-378-2424. 1878 VW Robbin, outo, AC, oduitt anly. no lntldo polo, 1420 Ltwlo St. 1 bedroom. hy furniture. 1218 Eootom 3000. : reck a pinion ototrlng, low fuel oil. Coli 114-441-3818. 304-1175-3420. Uiocl4&0 John D•rt DOitf gil miHr. tt..IOO. Coli Avo., Otltlpollo. and R· 81 Ditch Witch 2 bdr, fum. or unfum .. good Mt. Vomon Avo. rodoco- Mollohln Furniture. At. 7, 66 Building Supplies Tronchor. Coli 1-814-1114- 814-~8-81 44. locotloft. Sacurhy dopoah roted. 3 br IIPI .. full batt· ~n...o. 1 yr. free flnon ... 7842 or 1-114-894-11008 -1 en Ford T-bird fl'lvoto. 1 roqulred . Coli 814- 446- mont. 304-871-3030 or Coli 114·441·7444. e pc. 88,000 mloo, •••· 81111. ' . 871-3431 . wood llvln groom tulle Building Mottrlllo .John Deere mei'lure oWritr. COnd. c'otl 814·44•·2&11B. oprtoclol. Phone f!14-8112•4oo. Block, brick, oowor. plpoa, 2 badroomo. No polo. 814- Furnllhtd 1 br lpl, til 1817 Flott- Codlloo window• • .llnttll, etc . 221 I ofter 9:00 p.m. utllltlot.lncl. Aduho only. No Couch 948-2424. choir. owlvol Umooono, 3 -11. fllr..onpoll. Coli oftor 4:00 30!t- chllro, complttt bed, chaot Mo-y Ftfguoon &0, goo. dltlon, t1,800orbeotolfor. • In Tuppora Plaint. 11 75. 87&-3788. of dra-., qu11n • fullolu po. U950,, Cltt 11 260.; Co" 11• ••8 1197 pluo utllltleo and dtpooit. 2 Ford liN t1010, cub, cuhl-. -~"_ ..._... __ - --·-'---:Building motorlll. concreto 114- 441 . - biocko oil .U:oo. lentllo, flu votoro, plowo more 11800.: · 1175 Ford Gronodo Ohio btdroomo. Phone 814-887- 2 br 4 ground floor apt. 3224. Downtown Pt. PJto 0ont. 3-487. now bloclto. · cloy tilt. Dtllvory. N- luoh HOI 4 .ft. 1350.. no.w all·w•thor• . 304-895-34&0. Konmoro hot wotor tonk.<8 Oolllpolii Block .Co.. Pine 1878. Ford pick up F210 muffler ond now point Job. 2 bedroom furnlohtd mobile momho old. Glboon rofrlgtr- Bt.. Oolllpollo, Ohio Coil 11.4110. 304-671-2328 or Coli 114-448; 18111 8tw. homo, *711 cloP,olit roqulrod. llor. 8 month• old. Corpot 11.1~·448-2783 . 178-2108. 10-8: 814-448-1880 BTW. · ' Utllhloo portloly pold. Phono 46 Furniahed Rooma whh padding, 814-8828 8 304-8.7 5-1612 otter 8 PM. 38n. BloGtl, brtd<, ·monor .,d Ulod 3&0John DtoreiOidtr . _ _· _·_ _ _ _...__ _ For ront SIHplng Rooms motoAry oupplloo. Mount•ln whh hoe on a ultd 1!·811 1 ~~ ChtvoiCe • - Sport. 2 bedroom troltf, Hud op- ond light hou.. k•plng :s ulppad couah, brown, Stoto lloalt, At. 33, Now Dhch Witch ·Trent:htr: 1- now point owlvol bucket provtd, rent nogotloblo. 304 roomo. Porlc Control Hen.!. .,.,.. ond block, 1110.00. Hoven, W. Vo. 304-882- 114-184-7842 or 884- -11. outo, 411 l'llr ulo, 878-40B8. . 304·175-8221 . . ' Clllll14-441-0761. 1008. . tlh. Coli ., 4-317·0132. 2222. "S h "t' ot the same as when we were here on • " Huntoro Spoclol14.1t. 1877.,. Amerlcon Pilgrim trovtl' troller. Coli Stevo 304·675· 6041 ar 8?11·7158. Lorge 111 mp collection. noo. Soli or trod• lor.COinl< Drogonwynd Conery Kon- • Colll14-848·2801 or 814- nol. CF A Hlmollyion, Ptrolln ond . Silmo11 klttont. AKC 949-2880. Chow . pt~pploo. Coli 4483844 ottor 7PM. 64 MIIIC. Mercltandile Camping Equipment on AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW . •c One letler slands £or another. 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' · ~· . ..... �' ' • Paga 10-The --'--GQifel'8 in regionals Sentinal JackfM't increases HOMECOMING QUEEN - Corinna Bui, left, was crowned 19811 homeoomlng queen Friday night a1 Wahama !Ugh School durlnghceremonles during halftime of the While Falcons game against Gary Gene Putman Gary Gene Putman. 22, of Rt. 2• Coolville, died Salllrday afternoon at Grant Hospital, Columbus, from inJurtes sustained In an auto ace !dent · Born In Parkersburg, W.Va., he was a son of Jimmie L. and Ruth A chance of showers Wednesday and over the north Thursday and Friday. Highs In the mid 70s to mid 80s Wednesday and in the 70s Huallngton VInson. Miss Bass, will was crowned by . Thursday and Friday. Lows In lhe 1984 queen Amanda Smith, Is lhe daulhler ol Jean upper 40s to lower 50s early and Kennelh Bass of auton. She was escorted by Wednesday and Thursdayandlnthe Paul Briles, right. loivto mid 50s early Friday. Sebastian and Mary Kessler VoU. Survivors Include two brothers, Raymond Voll, Rutland; Paul Voll, Syracuse; and a sister, Harrtett Keppler, Akron. · Services wUI be 1p.m.Tuesday at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. ' Paul Taylor officiating. Burial wUI he 1n Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from Anne Griffith Putman, Sr.. also of ,. 7 9 Rt. 2, CoolvUle. A 1981 graduate of Eastern High School, he was a laborer !or the Paul Peterson Co., Columbus. He at· tended White's Chapel Church .. In addition to his parents, he Is survived by his wife, Deborah Pooler Putman; a daughter, Elaine Elizabeth Putman; lour brothers, Jimmie Putman, Jr., David Put· man, Glen Putman, and Michael Putman, all of Rt. 2, Coolville: a paternal grandmother, Mary Putman, Rt. 2, Coolv!lle: a maternal grandmother, Elizabeth DuUn, Chester, Md.; and a great maternal grandmother,Ethel Reynolds, Murphytown. W.Va. Servlces wUI bel p.m. Wednesday at Whlte'sChapel Church, Coolville, with Rev. Roy Deeter and ReV. John Douglass both officiating. Burial wUl be in Stewar1 · Cemetery, Hockingport. Friends may call at the Whlte F uneral Home from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. DINING ROOM ONLY. Served with 'Nhipped potatoes, · chicken gravy, cole slaw, hot roll, butter & coffee. - Sorry, no substitutes except beverage·with additional prite.. , · Slory ~ PH. Trial called off A Jury trial slated to begin Tuesday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court Ms been cancelled. Meets ton~t · Racine Village Council will meet tonight (Monday), 7 p.m.,. at the Shriner's Park buDding. ' ' 1 " KC HOMECOMING 'qUEEN - Julie RIUer, daughter of IUchard and Carole Ritter~ Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was crowned lhe 1B81111lmeoomlng queeo a1 Kypr Creek JDgb school Friday night by Dan Bnilll!r, lhe schOOl's principal. Senior altmdanls wemi LeiiDJia Nibert and Usa Vol.35. No.123 Copyrighted 198& VDiaoueva. f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; II HOLlAND'S SPRING FLOWERING ·auLBS BRING... YOU , NATURE'S MAGIC! 3 25 . •Easy-to-plant •Sura-to-bloom •Wide assortment available •We'll help you select. ' Polfleroy-Middlaport, Ohio. Tuesd~tv. ' Hijacked cruise ship PhGto, story on Page 8 • ·- . · • • enttne 2 Section, 12 Pagel October 8 ; 1985 25 Cents · A Multimedia Inc. Nowopspor Racine's 35-y~ar old water system upgraded By NANCY YOACIIAM Senllnel ,slaff wrUer It was 35 years ago that the publlc water system was placed in operation in Racine VIllage- at a ccst .of $115,000. Over the years, the system has grown to a $42,000 a year business. Recently, when parts of the system began showing signs of age, Racine VIllage CouncU started looklDg Into measures to correct the problemS. To date, several steps have been taken to upgrade the'system and additional Improvements are scheduled In lhe · future. The origin~ operation Included a cast Iron distribution system with two water weUs, an aerator and supply storage tank. · The$115,000project was madeupof $!ll,!XKlderlved from seUing mortgage revenue bonds and paid off Plant imported Holland bulbs NOW and delight in the du,zling array of nature's magic neKt Spring ... Crocus, Tulip, Daffodil. Hyacinth and many other fine quality bulbs. CRQW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT POMEROY OH. . at y from revenue produced by tbe system. The other $35,1XXlwas derived !rom the Issue and selling of street assessment bonds. The latter was a front footage tax on real estate which was collected through the county auditor and distributed back to the village to pay on tbe street assessment bond retirement. Frank Cleland, president dRaclneVIllageCouncil, says the system was badly needed when It was Installed. He feels the accompUshment Is proof that a community can have Improvements without outside help lf a true need,ex!sts and Is recognized ~a united effort. Two wells continue to supply village water. Earlier th1s year, a first time cleaning with acid was given to well No. 1 and at !hat Ume, a new pump, of proper capacity, was installed at a cost of $7,:nl. In 1986, council hopes to have well No. 2 acid cleaned and a new pump installed. , Several well pumps have been used over the years to maintain. public service. . Water Is now made sale and treated with chlorine and aquadene on a regular basis. These chemicals are lntrodjlced at the aerator building, located on a public alley between Sixth St. and South Broadway. In the same building, centrifugal pumps pushwater through the distribution system , and to the water · storage tank on Spencer's Hill. The aerator also houses the coke trays which remove the Iron content from lhe water by the aeration process. It was lhe rundown conditions of the aerator and building !hat was publlclzed recenlly. However, to safeguard the health of mnsumers using the water system, lhe aeralor has since been rebutlt wit)\ .new redwOOd coke trays at a cost of about $6,ti00. The build in~;: which houses the aerator ha s also been repaired and painted. In addition, 1o further safeguard the public water supply, a chain link fence Is to he construcled around the structure as soon as possible. When built, lhe 100,000 gailon water storage tank cost about $7,(00. Just recently, the tank was coated Inside and the exterior painted. A tornado, lhe high school emblem, was added to the outside for enhancement. · As explained by Cleland, a service contract Is maintained on the tank with a 10-year continuing guaranlee. The tank was serviced last week. Prior to lhe servicing, it was drained and viewed Inside and (Continued on page 8) ELBER.FELDS ~~.~p~.m~-~to~nlg!h~t~(M~o~nd~ay~).:.,_ _ _L:::::::::::::::::~~:::::~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOU SHOULD KNOW 0 "'IIU. MVNOLOilOMCCO CO. FACT. #11 ' ' . ' BEFORE - Delerloralloll ollhe aerator and thB buldlng which houses It brouJhl much aHentlon lo William Vo U, 82, of 128 New Lima Rd., Rutland, died Sunday afternoon at Veterans Memorial HospitaL A retired woolen mUI worker, Mr. Voll was born Jan. 3, 1903 In Cleveland, a son of the late Meigs County Emergency Medl· cal Service reports 10 calls over the weekend. Saturday at 5:31a.m .. Rutland to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Kenneth Ferguson to O'Bienness Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 10:03 a.m. to 134'h Mulberry Ave. !orDonB9wen to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Middleport at 8:06p.m. to the corner d Cole St. for Betty Crlte who was treated but nollransported. Sunday at 12:26 a.m., Pomeroy to the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge for John Ord to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 1:13 a.m. transported Dane Huffman to Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1:48 a. m. to VUlage Manor Apartments lor Evelyn woiford to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland Fire Deparlment at 9: 16 a.m. was called lo the Raymond Lambert residence on Dye Rd.. smoke in house, no working fire; Middleport at 12: 21 p.m. to the · Middleport Pollee Department for Howard Ferguson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutlandat1:15p.m. to BeechGrove Rd. for Dennis McKinney to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Middleport at 7:48 p.m. to 873 South Third. for Jane Ratcliff to Veterans Memortal Hospital. I • William Voll Emergency squads answers 10 calls raae s Fann festivalAlutual Bob E\'IIIIS event on Page 7 · :.£..------·--··---·------ --· -.. . . --....-...1---~ ·-. $ • r .. .. ,, ,.·.-,: ·:.Managerial changes · , Weatherforecast Wednesdliy tllroup Friday I . , - .,. . ~ &ee)fdp~~Paae4 CLEVELAND (UP!) - There have been no top-prize winners In the last three Ohio Lottery Lotto drawings which brings lhe Jackpot · to a multl-mUIIon dollar figure. In the next drawing on Wednesday, $4.6 mUIIon will be up for grabs. Not every ticket was a · loser saturday, however. Four-hunW'edfitty-two of them are worth $712 because tbelr holders cOrrectly guessed five of the numbers, which were 2, 17, ~. 25, :Jl and 40. There were 19,002 tickets sold correctly naming four of lhe winnings Ill; and eachofthose tickets can be redeemedfor$45. Tonlght...clear. Low 45 to 50. South winds around 10 mph. Tuesday ...sunny and warmer. High in lhe'upper 70s. Chance of rain near ..ero percent today .. tonlght .. lind Tuesday, Extended forecasl !l ... RadDe's waler syllem In pasl months. AFTER - Repairs lo the Racine waler sysem buDding and the equipment Inside were ~ncluded rc'Cently at minimal costs. Public meeting will focus. on locks and dam construction The pro"jected tlmetab.le for lhe construction of a new 1,200-foot locklngchamberattbeGalllpoUsLocks and Dam wUl be the focus of a public meeting to he conducted by the o!flce of Rep. Clarenoe Mlller, ROhlo, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The meeting has been scheduled for 7 p.m. on Oct. 17 at GalUa Academy High School. A compromise between tile House and Senate In August automatically author:izN. tile S370 million ' . .; FACT: These 26 blends give Winston a distinctively smooth tobacco flavor. '• • FACT: Winston's tobacco is aged for up ~o 3 years for greater tobacco taste . . • • • FACT: To ensure tobacco freshness, ecich Winston pack is individually plastic wrapped. '·· The facts :speak for themseives. · .;That~s why Winston is America;s Best. J ·Ult'M LIGHTS, 6 mg."Ill", 0.4 mg. nicotine w. 1111 cigntte, FTC Report JAN. '85: ULTRA LIGHTS 100'~ 6 1111· "Ia"", 0.4 mg. nicoOOe, LIGHTS. 10 ~~ "tal", 0.8 mg. nicotine, UGHTS 100's. 11 mg. "Ill", 0,9 mg. nicotiw. KING, 18 mg. "tel". 1~ 1111· nkoline. BOX.17 mg. "llr", 1.1 t11g. nicotiw, 1QO's,_18 1111· "tlr", l2 mg. nicotine. w•.per ciGnt• ~FTC mltllocl. . 'I ., .· from a House blll. The approprlallons measure, according to an aide for Rep. Mlller, approves the first two phases of t~ Galllpolls projecl - engineering sludles and land acqulslt Ion. Engineers are expec ting thaI phase of Ihe projected to take at least through next May to complete. The Corps of Engineers will nol be prepared 10 begin construction until 1987. Comprehensive water bll!s, Including the Ga lllpolis and hundreds of other projects are scheduled to be considered by both the House and Senate. Tlie bills majl run Into tough salllng, however, because of sllff cost-sharing provisions that wUl require local governments to pick up a larger share of the cosl of a project. Under lhe House bill, barge fuel taxes would pay one-third of Ihe cost of Ihe Galllpolls projecl, while Ihe Senate bill requires the taxes on barge fuel to cover halt the projecl's cost. Plans und~tway -----------· to fight'tflx~: repeal in Pomeroy village · Pomeroy VIllage Council wlll -~ gearing up to defeat an inltlatl~e petition repealing the village ,Incom~ tax. ·. Registered Pomeroy village residents will vote on repealing the Issue at the Nov. 5 election. Pomeroy officials, who placed lhe tax In effect the first of this year wlll be seeking support of their action. Following the regular meeting Monday n!ghl , muncH and Mayor Richard Seyler njet to plan strategy to defeat the Initiative at lhe Nov. Selection. During , the regular business session, councilman John Anderson reported on lheprogressoftbestreet paving. which got underway Monday morning in Pomeroy. Andl!rson reported that Coort St., the upper parking lot, and Sycarrore St. were mmpleted Monday by workers for lhe Shelly Company. Anderllln 'said Second St.-and the lower parking lot would be finished today (Thesday), before workers move to the SUgar Run area. Naylor's Run and Pleasant Ridge are scheduled for Wednesday. Anderson explained that Pleasant Ridge will ha'vetobe closed to tratnc for most of that day, necessitating residents to park cars ai tbe llOtlom of lhe hUI whUepaverswork. Paving on Pleasant Rklgewillstartearly In • FACT: Winston has sold more cigarettes over the past 30 years · than any other brand. Warning, The Surgeon-General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. _·IJI' project, which calls lor the construction of the locking chamber and renovations to thP 48-year-old facility. The compromise action, which includes Galllpolls and~ othet unauthorized water proJects throughmit the country, says that If Congress faUs to pass a water blll that authorizes these proJects by next May 15, the projects will automatically receive authorization. The rider was attached to the Supplemental Appropriations Bill a day after an amendment thai would have authorized the 21 proJects was stricken lhe day on Wednesday and hopefully, Anderson sald,tbe t~d will be ~ by afternoon. Street paving ln the village should be completed within two or three rri:Jre days he added. Mayor Seyler reported he has~ been In touch with Mitch Farley, of the Ohio Department of Natural Resource's Bw-eau of MJne Recla· matlon, in regard to a waterseepage problem on F1sher St. Seyler reported that lhe problerp, which stems !rom an abanooned mine area, will be reclaimed as !llOn as Farley can schedule the work.Some reclamation has already taken place on Wolfe Dr. the mayor said. CouncUman BUI Young reported county engineer Phil Roberts was to have completed a description for vUlage property near Middleport Hill, so tbe property could be transfered to Middleport. Young had ~peeled to havet!E)!Escrlption at last night's meeting, but.as yet, the document has not been dell· vered. Mayor Seyler said he would speak to Roberts this week. In other business, oouncU discussed minor street repairs needed on Union and Mulberry AVes., and accepted tbe mayor's report d. . $l)ll.50 for September. A BRAND NEW LOOK - Woltlers~ the Shelly Co. were IJuly IJrllhl 111d earl)' Mon&ay morning as t"eTTUdiiCins ol the Pomeroy burllne1111 dlsirlct got underway. It IIU1'e d!GI'I take loft~ lor thfl men 1111d their rnachiaftl to pve Court Sl. a brand new look. All 1of Second St. wu to he resurfaCed today (Tuesday) and lhe street was clnsed lo tralllc. However, a sign prohlbltln, left turns from Butlernut Ave., onto Main Sl., was covered so thai moloriol8 oould legaDy make those left lums miD the reswiaclngprojectmSecond Sl. was oompleled. High court ruling sought JACKSON, Ohio (UP!) - A lawyer for the Jackson County Board of Elections says he wlll ask the Ohlo SupremeCoul't to order the county's commissioners to provide add lllonal funds for lhe Nov. 5 rleclion. The commissioners Monday allot. led $10,910 to lhe board for the elecllon, which was $8,1XXl less Ihan elections o!ftclals had requested. The allotment provided no money for lemporary pollworkers, and commissioners sa id lhe board should rely Instead on volunteer help. However, L<lwrence Gi ll, chairman of the board of elections, said It would be Impossible lo get volunleers. ' "There's no way we can get anybody to volunteer," Gill said. Lawyer Richard M. 4'"-'ls said he would ask for · an Immediate judgment from the Ohio Supreme Court on an election board request which was Included Ina petition filed last month by monty officeholders seeking additional operating fund s: On the Nov. 5 ballot will be two !13les tax Issues lo raise money for the financially strapped county, which was torero to lay off about 35 workers last monlh due to a lack d funds to pay them. Meanwhile. Comml§sloner Ed Michael on Monday presented a proposal to the Jackson City Board of E;ducation to sell 23 acres of (CoritlHUed on page .6) ' • � 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. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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