https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8987a07caed3a7605aa43c273188050.pdf 555097eb1f980fbeaef87ca91d1f9cfc PDF Text Text ) . ' Paga 1()-,..Tha Deily Saatit!lll Tue. .y, October 15, 18815 · . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -Local briefs:--------------~------w Auto worker$ strike Three calls answered by EMS Man reported missing Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports three calls Monday; Tuppers Plains at 1:09 p.m. to52570CcuntyRd. !Kl!orMacy Sovel to Veterans Memorll!l Hospital; Syracuse at 1:29 p.m. to the Carleton School for Detdra Carleton to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 9: J6p.m. was called to participate Ina search party on Bridle Trail Rd. In Olive Township; units from Pomeroy, Cbester and Olive Township were also calted to the search. AuthcnitleS and rescue workers have been Involved since about8: 30 p.m. Monday night In a search for 23 year-old Jacob Cade, missing from a !os!P.I' resldel)ce In the Reedsvtlle area. The Meigs Ccunty Shertlt' sDepartment was 11>tlfled that Cadewas missing a$ 8:17 p.m. last night. Deputies were lnunedtately dispatched to Bridle Trail Rd. Ill Ollve Township to commence a search. Tuppers Plains, Cbester, OUve Township and Pomeroy EMS units were also dispatched to the scene. AuthorttleS continued looklngforCade through the nlghtbutwtthno success. Additional deputies were dispatched this momlngtoasstst In tbe search tor tbe missing man. Chester Council DAR to meet CbesterCouncn 323, Daughters of America, wlllmeetat7: :Jltonlght at the hall. Inspection will be held along With initiation of new members. Members. are to wear white. There wDI ,be potluck refreshments. Pomeray council session set " Plans for Its program to support the continuance of thelncometaxin Pomeroy wW be made when Pomeroy Vtllage Council meets in special session at 7 p.m. Wednesday at vWage hall. Eastern board meeting set The next regular meeting ot the Eastern Local School Boa1d wW be held Oct. 231nstead at Oct. 17. The meeting wW start at 7. appears imminent Marriage license issued A marrtage llcense has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Davkl Lee Swisher, 28, and Cynthia Ann Misner, 19, both of Reedsville. Meigs Democrats to meet The Meigs County Democratic ExecutiVe Committee will meet ~t 7:30 p:m. Thursday at Carpenters' HaD, E. Main St., .Pomeroy. All Interested Dernocratsarelnvtted, sal!! HenljiHunter, chairman. Steelworkers' union leader.s ~eet on latest offer PITTSBURGH (UP!) 'The company' which has $527 Members of the United Steel- mlllton In long· term 1lebts, has been workers union negotiating commit. operating under protection of the tee, composed of 19local presidents, U.S. Bankruptcy Code. · considered the latest contract ctter The strike started threedaysa!ter trun Wheellng-Ptttsburgh Steel the company on July 18 received Corp. penntsslon from a bankruptcy Details of the proposal were not judge to void Its contract with the) rEpOrted Monday, and there has union. been a virtual news blackout on the talks. More than 8,001 steelworkers at ]1/ 1\.Tew 1 .. • • • . .contlnuedtrompage1 __ _ _ _ __ the company's plants In Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia have a $6.240 grant through tbe elderly The'bid of Mrs. George QuJUen for been oo strikeagainst Wheellng·Pttt . tranSit program. The amount Is to $310_on an old pollee department help with the operation d. the Blue vehicle no longer used was accepsince July 21. Streak Cab Co. Mayor Hottman also ted!. There was only one bid that Inspections of new submitted. Council agreed to refederalregulationsdeallngw!ththe questno hearlngonanappltcatlon to pay and overtime work of village transfer C·1 and C-2 liquor permits ,employes wlll not begin untU Nov. 1 from the Comer Store on North rather than on Oct. 15 and there are Second Ave., totheMeredithOIICo., Mary E. Sovel indications that new compromise at the same location. Attending were Mayor Hoffman, Mal)' E. Savel, ffl, of 52570 Eden legislation mlgbt be lnet!ectbyNov. RldgeRd.,Reedsvllle,dledMonday 1. Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck, and A public m~tlng In regard to the council members, Horton, Jack afternoon at Veterans Memorial status of the Gallla Locks and Dams Satterfield, Wllllam Walters and Hospital. . was announced for Oct.17, 7p.m. at BobGUmore. She was born In Northfield to the late Archie and Ruby Milhoan tbe Gallia Academy High School. Camp. . MrJo Savel was retired trun the Nashaua Photo Cunpany In Parkiersburg, W.Va. and attended the Eden United Brethren Church. SUrvivors Include a daughter, Janet Chichester d Reedsvtlle; two stepdaughters, Helen Butcher of Guysville, and Edythe Woodyard of Present this coupon and you'll also receiw these other · Parkersbllrg; three stepsons, Clltvaluable complimenury' semces: !ord Savel d AkiUI, Harry Savel Jr. •FrH 10-poin~ hta~" aid chec•up (any mab .or model) ol Parma, and Garth Savel of •frH .tltelfORIC h~~tn& tVllluatton conducted by a licensed Tuppers Plains; two brothers, . heanna atd spec11hst Floyd CampdBaltimore, and Jack Camp of Lowell; five sisters, Ruth Shultz and Allee Mays, both of ReedsvUle, Evelyn Bush and Ellen BATTERY SALE 'h PRICE Mays, both of Parkersburg, and Clatlce Meredith of Morgantown, Ky.; :!1 grandchildren; 28 great PLAN NOW TO AnEND grandchildren. FACYOIY·TIUIIII .LIOII·l-G 1• SPECilUm She was preceded'In death by her husband, Harcy Sovel, In October WIUII 011 UIID AT 19QI, and a slepllln, Kenneth Savel. Dl. llNIIN PICIENS Funeral sernces wW be 1 p.m. 509 SOUTIIlllm 1111., -IIIPOIT, 01110 Thursday at the Eden United 011 YlllmDlY, DC lOIII 17 Brethren Church with Rev. Roy FIIOII 9:01 l:IL TO 1:30 P Deeter cttlciatlng. Burial wUI be In CALL 992·1756 FOI HOME lPPOIITMIIIT the Eden Cemetery. Friends may caD at the White Funeral Home In W.(Ll{-INS WELCOME Coolville after 2:30 p.m. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Wednesday. Among the ls!Ries to be settled were wages and benefits, Including pensions, Insurance, vacations and holidays. Diles Velerau Memorial Hoapltal Walter Harris, Syracuse. Dllchaqa - Elizabeth Hayes, Eunle Brinker, Hugh Leifheit, Francis Benedum, Dan White. .,. Admlulons - ... BULBS BUY 4•••• GET ONE FREE! Buy any 4 bulbs and get the 5th bulb of equal valllt FREE! ELBERFELOS FREE HEARING TEST z .. 0 :I 0 u .a THE SUPREME FIRESTONE'S SUPREME ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENTS -THAT'S THE NEW TOP-OF-THE-LINE·- · STEEL BELTED' ALL SEASON RADIAL NOW AT YOUR AUTHORIZED FIRESTONE DEALER ' POMERO~ HOME & AUTO 1ncU1es·..._won1• .......... 129900 DaskMate.. Salt-. Reg. SIDIIW Hems1~.80 AI seo Per Month on cttii.In'* Quantities Are Limited At These Prices! "'*"' - POMEROY HONE & AUTO'S PRI(E Pleas Judge Thomas Mitchell must approve any county expenditures, under an order Issued last month by the county's three judges to provide essential funds for several county of!iceholde~s. He said commissioners planned to meet with the judge today to discuss the allocation of the fUnds. · The commissioners are also under court order to provide an additional $8,txXI to the county board of elections for the Nov. 5 election. The commissioners are trying to outllne use of the money to "see bow far we can go with what we've got left" after the court orders are met, Michael said. He JACKSON, Ohio (UP!) - Jackson Coonty's financial crisis was temporarily ended Tu~y when - county commissioners were presented With a$140,001 check by the Jackson City School Dlstrtct. The presentation was made shortly after the commissioners approved the sale of a 23-acre tract of land, former site of county home. Anew middle school or high school wUI he built on the land. Commissioner Ed Michael said he hOped part d. the money can be used to bring back to work some of the approximately 35 workers laid off last month because Of the county's budget crisis. ' However, Michael said Jackson County Common The Meigs County Local Board of Education Tuesday adopted new courses of study as approved by the Meigs County Board of Education for reading, K thrOugh 12; language arts, K through 12; mathematics, K through 12, and science, K through ll!. A student attendance accounting po\icy was amended to ~ In agreement , with state requirements. James Carpenter, assistant su· perlntendent. was named to be , responsible for communicating to and enrolling any eligible school . groups, !\liCit as P,l'l\ and boosters". who wish to enroll In Nationwide's llsbDity Insurance program. In other niatters, Instructor Kevin Sheppard and a delegationo!Futute Farmers of America from Meigs !figh School will attend the national FFA COQvent.ton In Kansas City, Mo., next month. The IMp by the group was authorized Tuesday night when the Meigs Local School District Boanl o! Education met In regular session In Middleport. The trip, Nov. 13-15, was one of a number of !Jips and professional leaves authorized last night by the board. The board approved a field trip for Meigs DECA officers and a state parliamentarian contestant to at· tend theOhloDECAState Delegates Conference In Columbus on Nov. 1 and 2. Professional leaves approved Include: Kevin Sheppard to the Ohio High School Athletic Association Wrestling Coaches Ciinic. Constance E. West to the OMEA in !l'rvlce day for band directors at Kent State University. Linda Yonker to the taU '85 hair show In Cincinnati. Sabra Click and Bonnie Fisher to the Trt.County Career Center. Sheila Bevan and Teri York to the TTl-County Career Center. Bonnie Fisher, Sa bra Click and · Terl York to the taU conference of the Career Education Assn: In Columbus. Earl Young, Jack Slavin and Benny Slawter to serve on the North Central Evaluation Committee for Nelsonville York High School. Galjl Pippert and three students to a chorallea<lershlp worksbop at Alliance. Rita Slavin to a science expo at Wooster. Marjorie Fetty to tl)e Tri-Coonty Career Development Program In Nelsonville. Dale Harrison and Galjl Walker to an electronics curriculum program. Kenneth Eblen and Richard Fetty to a Ohio vocational welding seminar in Columrus. Resignations aceepted The board accepted the resignations Of Sylvia Neece as a oook and . Linda Faulk asasubstltutetj!Bcher. JoniJeffersandLtnda Stanley were hired as cliapter 1 teachers !>r the remainder of the current school year. Rita ·Slavin was given a supplemental contract to serve as the Meigs High quiz team advisor. Jamie L. Blaettnar, a teacher, was granted a maternity leave. Linda Morris was employed as a new school bus driver and Rick Ash was hired as junior high girls basketball coach as a non-certified employe since no certified employe applled for the position. Jo Ann Newsome, Tina Stewart and Catherine Wood were added tO tbe substitute bus driver llst. Substitute teachers hired were Macy Wakefield, EMR and LD; Shirley Sallsruljl and Merrt AIT$aljl, cosmetology~nd Helen (Continued on page 14) ·~ FIONl DID 26 Cent1 ersshould try to avoid the problem ~rxtyearby using planning Instead of crisis management. "I would hope the commtsstoners and judges meet and work out thetr differences and work out an agreed entry to conclude the law~R~its," Ochsenbeln said, referring to the.onler to pay ths $57,5:!1 to keep county offices operating through tbe end o( the year. Two sales tax Issues wlll be on the Nov. 5 ballot thlit could further aid in' ending tbe county's financial crisis. One Is a 1 percent tax for the remainder d.l985, and the other Is a permanent 1 percent tax effective Jan. 1, 199i. . . POMEROY IOn CAIDS Are ..... SUVICI By United Press lntematlonal U.S. officials Identified a body washed ashore near Tartuy, IR· banon, as that of Leon Kllnghoffer, the American kUied aboard the hljackedcrutseshlpAchUieLauro, and shipped the body to Rome today In a flag-draped coffin for an autopsy, a spokesman at the U.S. Embassy In Damascus, Syria, said. · "There are apparently two bullet holes In Mr. Kllnghof!er's body," said acting public affairs officer John Burgess. A State Department spokesman said earller tbe wounds were In the head and the back, apparently confirming witness reports that Kllnghoffer was murdered by his Palestinian captors. Burgesssaldthebodywasplaced on an Alitalla !llght to Rome In a ~~~~~~~----~--~--~----~~~~ members Mary E=iadq and Earl ero.. l'relentpl'dlfllt Sunday for the 1111lden 1111alvenary tng the awardl were El~ lllld Jordan Mendal, ol celebration 6f the Racine Grange. Lei! lD lilht an! · Albany, CIJU5)' depudes. Spencer, Eisterday and .Ruth~ who accepted the GO yeatcert\flcalelllld C1'0811 wereallclulrtermembenotthe Ractnechapler. pin for her late rnolher, BeJtha Spenc:er, and 118 year ·' ( ., . . another semi rtg. Kuhn was taken w lhe ltolzer Me.dlcal Center for treatment ollnjuries. Details wel'll mt available at lnday's pre!!llllme. 'Body id~ntified as that of u~s. citizen J3 $9f 175/80113 W/S....... J3995 .: 205/75114 Ilk...........$4495 235/75115 Ilk........... $5800 (EXTRA LOADI 992.-2094 • said he could not determine how much money would remain, but "we want to bring back whatever (employees) we can aflonl to bring back." "As soon as we satisfy (the judges') orders, we can disperse the money," Mitchel said. He added that the commissioners hoped to hold on to some of the money through 1981l, if possible. Mark Ochsenbeln, county. prosecuting attorney, said that the money earned through the sale d. the land only temporarily ends the financial crisis. "The fact that the county has tbe money resolves an Immediate crisis, but doesn't resolve it In the long term,'' Ochsenbeln said, adding that the mmmfsston- WRECK BACKS UP TRAFFlC -Traffic was halted this momlng on the Silver Memorial Bridge where a lanker lrud< driven by Paul Kuhn, 32, South Webster, Ohio, jacklmlted whlle Kuhn was attempting to pass 175/80113 llk.; ....... POMEROY HOME &AUTO 606 E. 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HomoWordiTM Sloira CJn.Uno. a1 y Meigs board adopts new course study FLOWER I Area death I • e Hospital news DUTCH r---------...., announced BELTONE HEARING AID CENTER IS OFFERING UAW and its newly Independent : Canadian llfanch. the pacts wW rover 70,001 U,S. workerS and 10,400 · In Canada. · In the u.s. talks. the UAW rejected Chl)'sler's Initial offer last Wednesday, and as of early today the company had not made another · of!lcial propoSal. In Canada, Cbcysler presented a secOrldmonetary ctfer Monday that UAW-Canada leader Robert White said contained "a much better . Canadian flavor. '' The last UAW strike against . Cbcysler In the United States was In Sept.l973,.when workers walked out : tor nine days. Tbat year, Cbl)'sler . was chosen as the strtke target In simultaneous negotiations • By JAN ZVERINA UPI Auto Wrler DETROIT (UP!) - The first United Auto Workers union strtke against CbcyslerCorp. in the United States since 1973 appeared more likely as little progress was reported among negotiators facing a deadline of midnlgbt today. · A 17-hour bargaining session recessedatabout2a.m. EDT today. Talks were scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. One source said Cbcysler delivered "new pieces" of an economic proposal, but neither side would confirm the,.r.llP,9tt,. . · UAW spokesnlan Boll, Barbee said Monday that union subcommittees had met With manageinent, but ha'cl made llttle helidway. On MQ!Iday night, UAW shop stewards prepared for a walkout authorized by workers last week. Across · the border In Canada, contract talks between Chl)'sler· Canada and the newly-Independent UAW-Canada took an• optlmlsttc tum late Monday, as union leaders reacted favorably to a new financial package. Contracts ,are being negotiated separately for the !lrst time by the wooden coffin draped with the The AchUie Lauro's chief bar· American flag. tender told other Americans the The body washed ashore Sunday, hijackers shot Kltnghoffer 69 an four days after the four Palestinian Invalid, In the head Oct. '8, then hijackers of the Achille Lauro dumped him _ stU! In his wheel· surrendered to Egy ptiap chalr-lntotheMedlterraneano!f authorities. the Syrian coast. AhlghPLOofflclal "There were t.wo bullet wounds," sought by the United Stales for his In the body. the Slate Depattrnenl . role In the hijacking' had claimed spokesman said. "One ~as In the Kllnghofferdled of a hean attack. head. The other one was In the The body's Identification "sure back." does gtve us some peace of mind, " U.S. experts had been sent to saidFrankHodes,ffi,ofSpringtleld, Damascus, Syria, to examine the N.J., whose wife, Mildred, 64, was a body. An ABC News reports from hostage and next In llne to be killed Damascus said several Syrian after Kllnghoffer. "At least they pathologists, a U.S. consular offi. have a bodytobUijl." clal, an FBI agent and another Hodes, who with his wife was a pathologist retained by the Amerl· friend of the Kllnghoffers, said the can Em bassy made the body's Identification wUI "by al l tdentltlcatlon. • means" gtve Kllnghoffer's widow. Marilyn, some rellef. "The fact that there was no body was pretty traumatic for her." Italian authorities pressed the Investigation Into the AchUie Lauro hijacking and said they. belleved about 15 terrorists were pmbably involved, in planning and carrying oot the attack. Four Palestinians jaDed 1n Spoleto, Italy, have been charged with hijacking the Italian luxuljl llnerOct. 7o!!thecoastd.PortSa!d, Egypt, and kllllngKllnghoffer. In Genoa , where the hijackers first boarded the ship . warrants were Issued Tuesday for three additional suspects Including the man who bought tickets for the four hijackers. Grange celebrates 50th anniversary Mem~rs and friends of the Racine Grange gathered this past Sunday at the grange hall on Oak Grove Road to celebrate 50 years of growth and activity for Racine Chapter2606. Honored atSunday'sget·together were Hazel Carnahan, Earl Cross, Maljl Easterday, Marion Easter· day and the late Bertha Spencer, all 50 year members of the Racine chapter. Present to accept their 50 year certltlcat.es and pins were Cross Mary Easterday and Ruth Stear;.., who accepted ~n behalf or her late mother, Bertha Spencer. Carl Holter and Mattie Circle were hOnored for 25 years of membership. Formed Jan. 29,19liattheRaclne H!ghSchoolbyHarleyMusser, then county deputy, the Racine Grangt> was officially orgganized after Sydney Fadely, a vocational agrl· culture Instructor canvassed the community and s~rrounding area for prospecti~e members. The first signature on ·the l1st was that of Arthur Beegle. The llst of 53 charter members lncluded Mr. Beegle and Mr. Fadely, A.C. Bradford Lois BradfoUJ,SberCarnahan,lfuazelC:arna· . han, Harold Carnahan, Isabel Carnahan, Allan Cross George B. Cross, Earl Cross, Margaret Ca· rleton, Arthur Circle, Carl J. Easterday, Lsla Easterday, Mary V. Easterday, Marton Easterday, Claire Ona Fadely, Leo Gilmore. Emerson Holter, Frank Holter, Floyd HUI, Clark lhle, MaljiJewett. M_aljl Jividen, Laura JohlJS9n. LI2Zie Johnson, Kenneth Krider. Ralph E. Lee, Roberta Lee, Evelyn Lee, Gomer Lewis Min a Lewts. Vlca L. Morrison, Cllfford S. Morris. Lester McKenzie, Tom D. Pick· ens,hJosephlne Pickens. Mattie Powell, Roy Spencer, Bertha Spencer, James L. Spencer, Irene Spencer, J .E. Stobart. W.T.Stobart, Maxine Wingett, Robert Yost, Earl C. Shain and Cecil Shain, aU IO<;al residents. Meetings were held the first and third Wednesday ntghts and dues were ~ cent s a month, paya ble In advance, semi-a nnually. On Sept . ~. 1935, the meeting place was changed from the high school ruildlng to the Knights of Pythtas .Hallin Racine. ,. . On Feb. 10, 1938, the meeting nights were changed to the second and fourth gwednesday nights. ~----'-----..,...--------~-------.----- On July 22, 1942. the Trustees of Dak Grove Methodist Church approved a rrquest allowing the grange to hold meetings In the Oak Grove Community Hall. In 1973, the RacineGrangt>txJUght both the church building a,d the community buDding from the Ohto Methodist Conference. Past Mastors of the Racine Chapter were Harold Carnahan, 1936-37_and 1940; J . L. stJ:ncer, 1937-38, C.S. Morris, 19.ll49, Earl Cross, 1941-48, 1950,1961·n , 19'19-85; Letha Morris.' 194245; Freelan(l . Norris, 194647, OrtsSmlth, 1952-53; . Eber Carnahan, 1954·58; Robert Beegle, 195!t-OO; Keith Ashley, 1978. The chapter oow has 38 mem hers and still meets two times a month . All members agree that the highlight of their year is the annual Thanksgiving turkey and ham dinner, which Is always followed by a pig-ln-the·poke auction. Grange Is a nallona l organization of farmers for farm~>rs. with act tttes and program' based on educ tlon, sociality. ro-qJeratlon and dshtp. Thenati~Jl!llorganiza n was fonned on Qec. 8, 1876. According to Racine members, (Continued on page 10) �Sentinel The Ohio .. Game 7 will d~cide AL playoff winner TORONTO (UPI) - No matter who wins tonight, the Kansas City RDyals or Toronto Blue Jays, they' II make history. But geography Is on the side of the Blue Jays. It Toronto wins the deciding conies( of the American league playoffs, It means the first World · ·Bobby Joe Adams Jr., Belinda K. Adarns1oJames E. Dkldle,Rlghtd .Way, Lebanon. ·• · Wiley Cornell to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Lebanon. · Elsie K Fleming to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Lebanon. Buel K Ridenour, Mildred P. -Ridenour to James E. Diddle, Right · ·· ' (Jf-Way, Chester. · '• •• Clarence Smuck er, Wenol a :• Smucker to J ames E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. • David E. McDonald, Velvle • McDonald to Larry R. Love, Karen I. Love, Parcels, Sale m Maxine Kesterson, decea500, ·• ·, Roy H. Kes terson, a ffidavit, ·• Rutland. Cecil L. Stacy In Allen D. Stacy, Donna J. Stacy, Parcels, Salem, 65743. •· Bruce Daniel Pickens, John P. : Pickens, Kelly Jean Turner, Thby .: Dee Turner to James E . Diddle, :- Right of Way, Lebanon. -: James E. Diddle to Waterway ::: Comm. Systems, In c., Subr . :·· Agree., Lebanon. ; . Linda M. Jarvis, deceased, to • . Otho Jarvis, Mildred Miller, Allen :· Jarvis, Dolly Svoboda, Louise : · Mlller, Leeroy Jarvis, Sherman :: Jarvis, Frank .Tarvls, June Lam· ;: bert, Arthur Jarvis, Willa D. :; Morris, aftldavlt, Scipio. ; · Otho A. Jarvis, deceased , to : : Mildred Miller, Allen Jarvis, Dolly · : Svoboda, Lwlse Miller, Leeroy -: · Jarvis, Darrell Jarvis, Sherman .~: Jarvis, Frank Jarvis, Jime lam· -: bert, Arthur Jarvis, Willa D. :; Morris, Cert. of Trans., Scipio, --· • Maye Elllott Gibson to Arthur C. --Gibson, Jr., Parcels, Scipio. . - · Lloyd E. Blackwood, Anna M. Blackwood to Herald 011 and Gas Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. James G. Mourning, Nona E . Nelson, Wllllam H. Nelson, Golda 'Moomlng Roush, Carol A. MournIng, Andrew Carl Mourning, Ruth L Moumlng, Mary Frances Price, ~rge w. Price to Herald on and : Gas Co., Right of Way, Salisbury. Ramona Kay Ccmpton il Ken· :' neth F. Malz, Parcels, Rutlancj. JimmY Lambert et a! to Admin. of Veterans Mairs, Sher1tfs Deed, We Reserve· The Right To limit Quantities STOR£ HOURS .Ptlon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM · 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY OH. -. RutlandV~. : , : ./.Berber! Shdrt, Marty Short to ·:>1Joseph SIJ>rt, Gladys Short, 4.500 : · acres, Meigs. Carl E. Reed, Dorothy J. Reed to Roger L Hawk, Shirley A. Hawk, Pt. Lots 9 and 10, Orange, Pbyllts Jean Smith, Danny Smith to &bert Arnold, Mlldred Arnold , Life Estate, 1~ acres, Sutton. Francis Willard Baird, EtlEI Baird to Owen Damewood, Lora Damewood, .83 acre, Chester. Danny L. Turner, Patsy M. Turner to Allen Bret Allman, Jerrie sue Allman, 3 acres, Colurnltla. Carl J. Horkey, deceased, Betsy E . Horkey, affidavit, Salisbury· !MiddlePort Village. Donald Pigott to Tim B. Wolf, 7 acres, Olive. Sharon L Bush, Craig D. Bush, &bert D. Ba;o, Mary Jane Boso to Elsie Shahan, 213acre, Lots 163and 164, Lebanon. VIrginia H. Karr, decea500, Irving Karr Jr., af!ldavl t, Sansbury. 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Branham , Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Aven ue, New York, New York 10017. Dally ...... :............................ 25 Cents VELVET .. The Daily Sentinel ' • PRICE 9156 CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tues· 'day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Da11,f Number beaten Kansas City in both of 'his appearances even though Stleliwas I he winner In only the series opener. The Royals have only five hits off the right -hander in 14 2·3 1nlll:ngs. LB. ROLL OR 12 OZ. UNK 34 police arrests made in September ~ Pick 4: He walked seven and struck oul six in his last start, hut Toronto has COME SEEI BALLARDS Harry Peters, Shirley Peters 10 Southern Ohio Coal Co., Lot, Salem Ernest Wood, Maudle Ethel Wood to Earle Lee Wood, Deborah Lynn Wood, 19 acres, Bedford. lfarry W. Richard, Genevieve Richard to Harry W. Richard, Genevieve Richard, Parcel S.!i, LebanOn. 'The Middleport Fire Department answered :r1 calls during September, lour tire calls and 33 emergency runs, Chief Jeff Dar~ reports. All vehicles were driven 9'16,5 mlles during the month. After Toronto's left -handed hil · ters were out of the way, Dan Quisenheny came in to st1ike out Garth Iorg to end the gsme. Stleb Is pitching on three da ys res t for the second straight time, something he did only lwice all season. [jpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t :: Championship I.===~ ================~ I ·.·.: purse Ofi lt'ne Middleport, 9 7 Chuck. Roast .• !~·•••. 1 Salem Tillrty·four arrests were made and 10 accidents were Investigated b): the Middleport Pollee during September, according to the monthly report of Middleport Pollee Chief Sid Uttle. Vehicles o1 the department were driVen 5,189 mUes during the month and parking meter collections totaled$618. Therewere403parklng meter tickets wrttten and merchant pollee collections totaled $42. $ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELE.SS Series ts game outsidetothe Stater scheduled be United played · Saturday In Exhibition Stadium. Should Kansas City slip past faltering Toronto, It joins the 1925 Pittsburgh, 1958 New York Yan· kees, i968 Detrolt and 1979 P ittsburgh teams as tlie only clubs to come back from 3·1 deficit s to win a best.of-seven series. "This Is the perfecl matchup," Kansas City manager Dick Howser said of tonight's pairing of aces Brei Saberhagen of Kansas City and Dave Steib of Toronto - for the one-shot final. "This Is the way It should be." George Brett's solo home run In the flfth·lnnlngTuesday night broke a 2·2 tie and gave Kansas City the lead for good In a 5·3 victory. Howser 's pitching plans worked perfectly as he got 5 1-3 Innings of four-hit ball out of right-hander Mark Gublcza, charged with all three Toi'onto runs, and nearly alr·tlght relief for 31-3 1nnlngs from left-bander Bud Black. · We can help. r King BuildersSupply 405 North Second Avenue .·• '. ,.-, �Pomeroy- Ohio Wednesday, October 16, 1985 · High school football ri~tes· • BIG BEND COLUMBUS (UPI) -Ohio high yards. Jack Leeder, the other A 61-yard return of a pass school football notes from around rnemberrt0rrville's1-2p.10ch,also Interception by defensive back Gary the state: .scored twice em runs of 25 and 13 • Estes sealed Swanton's 24-14 victory Uma Bath's Greg Fasig scored yards. 0\ler Bryan Friday nlght. Estes' four touchdowns, three of them on Ron Samblanet scored on runs of Interception came with 1:34 left in passes from Rlch Dackln, In the 42 and 30 yarc:lS"and also had ari the game ·and halted a poten tial Wildcats' 41-15 win ·over Defiance 82-yard kickoff return to spark game-winning drive by Bryan, Friday nigpt. Fasig scored on "L Sebring to a 26-lll victory over which had battled back from a 16-0 1-yard run and hauled In TD passer" Southern Local Frtday night. .defiCit to pull !O Within 16-14. of 33, 39 and 25 yards from Dackln, · · whocompleied 12of 16 for210yards ,---~----,-------------­ and five touchdowns. Tyke Bok caught a pair of Dakin scoring passes. . Lima Central Catholic hit Pauld. ing with the big play Friday night In a 34-13 win over the Panthers. LCC scored touchdowns on an 84-yard kickoff return and 14 and 49-yard runs by Gary Potts, an 82-yard & & kickoff return byTonyPotts,Gary's 9 A.M. 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TAi!ES SECOND - Junior.. of Soolhem High School took second place honors with this 11oat, romplel<! with running waler, In the 811111181 Southern Homecoming parade. The float lealured a lllile Shelby rallied In the second half behind the passing co moo ct Randy Fagg to Jeff Rlckens for a li-20 win over Norwalk Friday night. Tralllng 14-10 at halftime, Fagg hit Rlckens withTDpassesofS, 6, 15and78yards In the final half. OrrvUie'sKelth Denson rambled for 254 yards and thrre touchdowns In the Red Riders'·liJ-16 pounding of Wooster Trlway Frtday night. Denson had TD runs of <18, 13 and 49 SATURDAY, OCT. 18 19 16 Tlti§ ~foot, 43-pouncl · shovelhead calfbh was taken !rom Four Mile Creek Satunlay aften'loon by Clarence Hayman, ten. and Nlcbolas King, both oiAntiqully. Causbt wllharod and TENDERBEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE Bottom Round Steaks TENDERBEST U.S.D.A. 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He's done very, very well . He's always the first guy off on a pass rush because he's so Instinctive. He knows what has to be done to win, and he's a father figure to the rest of the defense." No wonder they call the 32-yearold, 6-foot-4, 260-pound Hairston "Big Daddy." "I was pretty shocked about being traded by the Eagles." said the defensive end. "But I took out my emotions in playing. " I have a lot ofrespectforMarty, and it 's not because he has a lot for me. I just like the way the Cleveland Browns do things defensively." Schottenheimer has liked Hairston "for a long, long time." When the Browns coach was the New York Giants' linebackers coach In 1975, he scouted Hairston at the UnlversityofMaryland-Eastern Shore. "I tried to convince (Giants' coach) BUI Amsparger that we should draft Carl," said Sc hottenhelmer. "but theEagles tookhimlnthe seventh round. The Giants felt they didn't need another linebacker." The Browns need Hairston, though. Startingrightdefenslveend Keith Baldwin's recovery from knee surgery has been slow, and Hairston has stepped into a starting role. · He also has stepped into several opposing quarterbacks, totaling four sacks and 25 tackles lri the Browns six games to date. "We definiteIy have the best overall defense in the NFL," says Hairston, a 10-year veteran.' 'That's .because we play hard for fou r quarters, not for just a ha lf or In bits and pieces. "Marty ctoesn't give us little pep talks. He says we're supposed to . motivate ourselves, that we know what our respective jobs are." Hairston is certain Clevellllfd can · win theAFCCentral. · SLICED • EBERSBACH ' HARDWARE COMPANY SPAGHETTI DINNER AT THE FIRE STAIION Oft Saturday, Oct. 19 from 3:00 to 7:00 P.M. . 110 W. MAIN ADULTS S3.00- CHILDIEN 11,50 NERYONE WELCOME · PH. 992-2811 POMEROY, OH. 59 •• 12 oz. PKG. 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Angeles Dodgers . hope history The Dodgers wlll nave historyrepeats itself' today when they face and right-hander Ore! Hersniserthe St. Louts Cardinals In Game6of on their side when the face the the National League playoffs. Cardinals' Joaquin Andujar today. The Dodgers won the first two That mlgnt prove an unbeatable games of the best-of-seven series at combination. Dodger Stadium, but proceeded to The home side has captured tne lose the next three In Buscn Stadium last 13 NL post-season contests, and at St. Louis, and stand within one 'Hershlser, a 19-game winner this loss of being ellmlnated from year, has won his last 12 home Hawkeye-TUJmed Player of Week CHAMPIONS - The lint annual Fa.ll Clu81c' voDeyba.ll loomament, which was a huge suooess, was won by 'The N.E.T.', an all-wt~~~~en'!r ' team froo1 Parkenburg,W.Va.Tbe 'N.E.T.' proved to be tbe ~!est among entries mthe llteam fteld,defeattng Eastern KOIIIItey Klub In the champkuMip match. Team members shown above wllb the traveling trophy and lint place troph)> are, fronl,l-r, 'Pam Duncan,Mary Bea Ealon,and Beth Bumfleld. Book row, Ama Calllban, Debbie Hadlock.JuclySiack,Debble Slardler.The N.E.T wDitry to defend their IItle next year.The evenl was spomored by the Racine V.Wnteer Flre Department. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Garden club installs officers decisions, Including ah eight-hit, 8-2 victory over the Cardinals_in Game 2. "We have nothing to lose now," Hershlser said. "U we win on Wednesday, everybody will be saying it'sback lnourfavor.ll's llke a tennis match. We've held service, they've held service, we've got two serves left and they've got a soot at break point '~ The Dodgers appeared broken aftet"Ozzle Smith's stunning ninthInning oomer lifted the Cardinals to a 3-2 triumph In Game 5. St. Louis first baseman Jack Clark knows It was a difficult loss to swaHow. "Thesearetheonesthalbreakthe other team's back," Clark said Monday In the jubilant Cardinals' locker room. ·'They crush you much more thai\ getting blown out or the stadium." . Grange New offi cers were inst-alled at the Stout, news re{N:ier. recent meeting of. the RoSe Garden Following roll call, lheverseofthe Club neld at the home of Mrs. Freel month was read by Doris Koenig. Goebel. Anna Rice lnslaUed the new officers Installed' were Grace Stout, · giving each one a religious book president; Elsie Culley, vice pres!- mark. Ethel Arbaugn won the door . dent; Phyllis Rice, secretary; Mary prize, Maude Gray, the traveling 1 Jane Goebel, treasurer; Vercia prize. A dessert course was served by the oostess. IOWA CITY, Iowa ~UP!)- Iowa AU-America safety Bobby Stoops, strong safety Jay NorveH Is taking who anchored the Hawkeyes' Big out four years of frustration on Ten leadlng defenses earlier this Hawkeye football opponents. Norven had two Interceptions decade. Norvell saJd his first priority Is against Wisconsin, both leading to winning Instead of personal honors. toucndowns and an eventual 23-13 "! just am trying to play as Well as victory Saturday for No. 1 Iowa, to 1 can. I didn't set any goals for earn UPJ'sBigTendefenslveplayer myself at the tostart of the the season, of the week oonors.j · just wanted help team asI r~f~~~~~~~~ili NorveH admits he Is playing with much as I could," NorveH said. even more enthusiasm this. year -------,---------1 than last. ~ "In a way lam because Ine\'ergot to play that mucn In the past," · . Norvell said. "I'm enjoying the ~31 JACKSON PIKE · Rl3ti WEST Phone 446-4524 season because I finally get to start. day yet. It's frustrating when you work and practice and don't get much playing time." Iowa coach Hayden Fry said Norvell's performance this season reminds nim of former Iowa The Rq:k Springs Grange has been recognized for their work toward presetvlng the springs at the entrance to the fairgrounds by the South Central Ohio. Preservation Society. A report on the civiC project was given at Thursday nlgnt's meeting of the grange at which time It was noted tnat the certificate nad been presented at the Sept. 29 meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer and • group honored ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of rhese advertised items is required to be readily available for sale in each Kroger Store , e~ecept as specifica lly noted in this ad. If ws do run out of an advertised itam. we will offer you vour choica of a comparable item, when available, refle cting the same savings or a ra incheck wh ich will entitle you to purchase the advenised item at the advertised price wit hin 30 davs. Only one vendor coupon w ill be accepte d per item purchased . COPYRIGHT 1985 - THE KROGER CO ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY , OCT . 13, THROUGH SATURDAY , OCT. 19, 1985, IN GAlliPOl iS & PONlROY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NONE SDLQ TO DEALERS . Make it the ·sweetest stopper. By Maj. Amos B Hoople Elsewhere, on a big day In . Grid Wb:ard collegiate circles, Alabama wUI Egad, friends! Here romes a big take a bam-burner from Tennesdoubleheader for mllllons of fans. Not tre lnseball kind-It's a coople see, 31-27, as clever QB Mlke Shula t1 major college football games. In ootduels the Vols' spectacular QB tact, these Big Ten pairings on Tony RobinsOn; and rugged LouisiCBS-TV could really shake up the ana State will edge Kentucky,ll-16, In another SEC matdlup. national ratings. There are three big ooes ill the To cap the twin blll, Bo Scnembechler's Michigan Wolverines, the SWC: the speedy Southern Metoosurprise of lhe 1985 season, will dist Mustangs are my choice to run past Houston, 32-7; Baylor's Bears surprise the Iowa Hawkeyes. Look for a real shoot-out In the will trip Texas A&M, 28-21; and 33rd meeting between the too hignly regarded Arkansas will take a squeaker from the Texas Longh-teams. orns, 31-24. Michigan's QB Jim Harbaugh The Intersectional game of the and runners Jamie Harris and Bob Perryman wlll ootscore Iowa's · day ~on ABC-TV) features oost gifted passer QB Chuck Long and Oklahoma against the potent MIami Hun1canes. The Hoople speEdy halfback Ronnie Harmon. System ·sees the homefleld advan Make It Michigan, 28-24 -giving tage working for the Sooners. It's Bo an 11-J record against Iowa. Leading olf the 1V gala. the Oklahoma, 28-24. In a celebrated backyard brawl, powerful Ohio State &lckeyes nost North Carolina wlll topple North the explosive Purdue Boilermakers carolina State by a :11-14 margin. (also In their 33rd renewal). . It should be agoodoUenslvesoow Up-and-coming Georgia Tech wlll at Columbus, Ohio - wltn \he stop Auburn, 21-ll. . Penn State wlll dump Syracuse, Buckeyes averaging 32 points per 35-6. And I see Nebraska thumping outing and Purdue scoring 34 eacn Missouri, 42-7; Clemson shading rentest. It will rome !Dwn to a duel Duke, 17-14; and Minnesota edging :!Jetween the Bucks' great runner, ·Keith Byars, and Purdue's QB, Jim tough Indiana, 22-21. Now go on witn my forecast : 'Everett, the nation's total-dfense SA1URDAY, Oct. l9 leader. Alr Forre 33 Colorado Slate 28 Our Hoosier rep, Noah Vale, Alabama 31 T~see Zl 16 San Jose State 14 confidently predicts a Boilermak- Artzooa Arlzona State~ Utah State 10 ers' triumph, 31-28, In a heart Arkansas 3l Texas 3:& A\\ \hiS week Send the FTD®Sweetest Day Bouquet. Sweetest Day is Saturday, October 19. Call or visit us today. 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SUPERIOR IAR S CHOPPED 98 AND BlOWN 28 FULLY BAKED V~glnla 21 VIrginia Tech 16 Washln£ton )I Oregon State 7 Wlsconstn ~ Nonhwestem 21 Wyoming 17 Texas-EI Paso U Yale 21 Columbla l2 HARDWARE BUCK 4-Roll • Te>taS Tech 35 Rice 7 UO..A a; Washington State 10 Bengals trade Ross· to Seahawks SEATI"LE (UP!) - The Seattle hawks wltn j~st one tight end, Seanawks acquired light end Dan Charle Young. Ross from the Cincinnati Bengals Ross, G-foot-4, 235 pounds, was Tuesday In exchange for an selected by the Bengals from undisclosed future draft choice. Northeastern In the secqnd round of Ross will replace Mike Tlce, who the 1979 draft. He playe!lin the 1981 suffered a broken ankle In Seattle's NFL Pro Bowl and on the Bengals' l)-26 victory over Atlanta Sunday. 1982 Super Bowl team. Tlce was placed on the Injured Ross holds the Super Bowl reserve lls'tTuesday. He is expected receiving record with 11 catches In to be oot tor about a month, the Bengals' 26:21 loss tD the San Seahawks officials said. Francisco 49ers. · Tlce's Injury had left .the SeaRoss caught '!;7 passes for 3,141 White Cloud Bath Tissue .................. Grade A Large Eggs ................... . . Miami (0~ 17 Westf'm Michigan 12 Plttslilrgh 31 Rutgers 15 Purdue 31 Ohio State 28 Southern Methodist J2 Houstoo 7 300 SHEETS PER ROLL KROGER POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2039 or 992·5121 Navy Il Lafayette 24 Nebraska 42 Missouli 7 NortH' Carolina 38 North Carolina St 14 Notre Dame 24 Army 21 ' Oklahoma 28 Miami (F) :M Oregon 26 California 10 !'eM J,3 Da vtdsoo 7 Louise Radford had the program which Included" A Utile Mixed Up" by Agnes Dixon; "HaUoween Riddle" by Mrs. Broderick; and "The Little Things" by Patty Parker. There was a muslcal game before refreshments were served by Mrs. Dixon. Dorothy Long was a contributing hostess. 42-oz. Manufacturer s POMEROY FLOWER SHOP 106 IUTnRNUT AYE. Mlnnf.'SOta 22 Indiana 21 Mississippi State 22 Tulane 14 Barbara Fry, CWA chalnnan, asked members for more stutfed toys to be given to Veterans Memorial Hospital In the annual toys for tots program of the rounty granges. Pat H ol !~r gave a report on the history of Meigs Coonty. Linda Broderick was Installed as lecturer by master, WUliam Radlord. A contribution was made for the local halloween Jiarty. Tide Laundry $ Detergent ....... , Clemson 17 Duke 14 Colorado 21 Iowa State 13 Colgate 26 Princeton 21 Fk)rlda 42 Scuthwl'lit Louisia na 13 Florida State 28 Tulsa 17 Georgia Tech 21 Aubum aJ Georgia 37 Vanderblll 14 Harvard ll Dan mouth 7 llllnols :rt Michigan Stat£> 14 Kansas :r1 Kansas State 17 u;u :!! Kentucky !6 MarylMd 42 Wake Forest 21 Memphis State 14 So Mississippi 10 Michigan 2B Iowa 24 Historical Society. 40¢ OFF LABEL SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Um-kumph! Watch the Wolves elude Hawkeyes The Daily Sentinel Page-7 • • 2-Ltr. ••• �Wednesday, October 16, 1981 t'age-ts- 1he .Uatly l"omeroy-MiCicileport, Ohio ~entmel Family medicine Wednesday, October 1,6. 1985 Cholesterol levels and its reduction in body By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Prolessor of Family Medicine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine QUESTION: At my last physica l exam, the doctor said my blood cholesterol level was a !itt !I; high. How . dangerous is an eiPv a1ed cholesterol level• .· '· ANSWER: The average American consumes · about 500 milligrams of cholesterol daily, or about seven tablespoons of fat. Only :lOO or so milligrams are necessary to main- tain good health. If Americans dropped their cholesterol levels 15 percent, the rate of heart disease nationwide would drop ll peroent. Cholesterol is actually essential to life and. plays a key role In the production of certain hormones. However, too much cholesterol in some parts of the body can be danget·ous. · Cholesterol can build up ln the bloodstream and accumulate on the walls of the blood vessels until blood flow is impaired. This condition, · which Is known as atherosclerosis, can lead to heart attacks or strokes. QUESTION: How can I lower rnv cholesterol level? ANSWER: Reduclng lntake of saturated fats - from animal souroes·- and lncreaslng consumption of unsaturated fats - ,from vegetable sources - helps lower cholesterol levels. This year, a . National Institutes of Health panel recommended a diet which excludes fatty meats such as sausages, paean, liver and kidneys and restricts beef Intake to two sen~ings per week. Instead or these meats, the NIH suggests eating fish, skinless poultry and veal. Eat fewer. products 'conta!nlng egg yolks beCause yolks have a hlgh cholesterol content. Margarine Ispreferred to butter, and low fat milk and cheese to whole milk and "regular" cheese. Slnce coconut ail . . and palm oil are extremely high in cholesterol - even more than lard - eat foods processed with them sparingly. Other foods to avoid lnclude shrimp, ice cream, klbster and milk chocolate. The diet also urges consumption of more fresh fruits and Vej!etables and whole-grain cereals. There Is evidence that lifestyle changes can lower cholesterol levels as well. For Instance, moderate ~xercise, such as walking for a couple hours a week , may help bring down your "cholesterol count." In fact , the more you exercise the lower your cholesterol count wlll be. WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS Adults should have their blood cholesterol levels measured every few years. If diet modifications aren't able to bring your cholesterol · level down to a safe reading, your doctor may recommend that you take cholesterol-lowering mediCations. However, because these medications ' are costly and may cause side effects, they are usually used only as a last resort. MUFFLER INSPE&nON "Family Medicine" Is a weekly column. To submit questions, wtite to Edward Schreck, D.O., Ohio · University College of Osteopathic Medlclne, Grosvenor Hall, Atlins, Ohio 45701. < loss was given foreac_h oflhe KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly). Doring the candlelight ceremony, the KOPS were presented yellow silk roses and gifts. KOPS HONORED- Pearl Knapp, Judy Holter, Ola St. Qalr, Vlrgtnla Smith, JuliaHyseU,Imogene Dean, andUnnle BeUAieshlre,left Ill right, were honored ala recent meeting of TOPS OH 570. A history of weight Girl Scout Diary: Five Leaders from the Big Bend East Service Unit are in Athens today to attend a second day of basic training on the theme "Let's Get Started ." Going from here for the training were Lila Van Meter. Chester 1049; Mary Dempsey and Linda Well, Chester Brownie 1067; and Kay Roberts and Anne Scarberry, Jun ior Troop 1M2, Racine. ChesterJwtlorTroop I~ Three activities for November were planned at Friday's meeting of the troop. On NON.1 the scouts wtll tour the Fanners Bank and Savings Bank, Pomeroy, on Nov. 15, they wUl host Erika Boring who will ta'lk on her experiences in Poland and ~ your muffler's making way too much noise, drive Into The Mufller Bay and get a lree, professional in· spec lion for mulfler leaks, holes, damage, broken hangers or clamps and for weak or corroded pipes. if it needs replacing, we'll install a tough, durable Welker" Tru-Fit0 muffler at a very cqmpetitive price. event or rain. An open muse was plannedforthe ' Novembe~ meetlng wllh the public lnvited. School board candidates will be Invited to attend. ParentRefreshments will be sold and teacher conferences were anadmission to the dance was set at 2'i nounced for Ocl. 18 and a teacher cents a person. The decorating lnservice training day on Oct. 23. committee is to meet al4:30 p.m. A School will oot be held on thosedays. committee meeting for the annual The "citizen or the month" fall festival was set for Oct. 15 at 5 luncheon was anoounced for Frip.m. at the school. Volunteers are to day. Smokey the Bear fire prevenreport to the school on Nov. 9 at 2 tion program was presented this p.m. lo ll't up for the festival which week. School board ca ndidates will begln at 5 p.m. andcontlnueto8 Larry Rupe, Robert Barton, and p.m. Bob Arnold were present and each gave a short presentation on their Saturday was set as a playground candidacy. Terri York's second grade class work day beginning at 9 a.m. with the schedule to be changed ln the had a program, "The Fall Alphabet" followed by several fall songs. Mrs. York's class also won . the room count award with 63 percent parental attendance. Next meeting wili be held Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY - Halloween party for young people to age 16 . Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m. at Pomeroy · Church of the Nazarene, comer of · Mulberry and Union Aves. Come. maskedorunmasked; fun and food. POMEORY- Trappers training course, Wednesday and Thursday, ~ at Meigs High School, 6 to 9 p.m., : conducted by John Hetzer. Ohio : Deparlment of Natural Resources, · Division of Wildlife. Registration ' required by phoning 9&>-4400; sponsored by Meigs County Juvenilf' Court . Open to public. : . RIO GRANDE - OAGC fall : regional meets at Rhodes Hall, Rio ; Grande College, Wednesday, begin: nlngwlth registration at 8:30a.m. .. : RACINE- OAPSE meets 7 p.m. • ,' Wednesday 'II Southern High • School. • : : POMEROY- Special meetlng of :,Pomeroy Village Council af 7: 30 :.p.m. tonight at village hall to make -plans to promote the continuance of :·.the personal income tax in the : vUiage. THURSDAY . : POMEROY - Meigs County · Democratic Executive Commlltee : meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Carpenters' Hall, E. Main St., ; Pomeroy. : MIDDLEPORT - Revival at :Middleport United Pentecostal : Church at 7:ll each evenlng with •Rev. Michael Blankenship as · ~peaker. Services start Oc t. 16 and .. run through Oct. 19. Humane Society meetlng, 7:30p.m. Thursday at Grace Episcopal Church pariJ;h house, East Main Street, Pomeroy. = ..... f l •\ ~ t • towards purchasing rescue air bags for the department. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains School fall carnival wlll be held Saturday beglnnlng at 6 POPLAR RIDGE - Poplar p.m. A soup supper will be held ln Ridge freewill Baptist Church conjunction with the carnival startrevival Thursday through Oct. W. 7 Ing ' at 4:30 p.m. and running each evening with Bud Hatfield throughout the carnival. There will speaking .and slnglng by Heaven be a variety of activities Including Bound Four, Thursday; Rutland · games, disco, cake walk and the Baptist Church choir on Friday and awardlng of door prizes. Saturday: Harris Baptist Church choir. Sunday. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department will MIDDLEPORT - The Middle- sponsor a dance Saturday from 8 to port Child Conservation LeaguewUI 11 p.m. at lhe Syracuse Grade meet Thursday at the Ohio Power School. Music will be presented by a Co. Teen Institute of Meigs High local D.J. Admission will be $2 a School will have the program. POMEROY -The Rock Springs Better Health Club will meet Thursday at the home of Betty Conkle. The program will be given by Helen Blackston and . Louise Bearhs will have the contest. Members are to meet at the Rock Springs United Methdoist Church at 12:30 to travel to the Conkle home. · SUNDAY HARRISONVILLE - A garden tractor pull wUl be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Scipio Township Volunteer Fire Department quarters ln Harrisonville. Weight classes are 900, 1000 and 1100. Entry fee is$3. POMEROY - Homecomlng at the Morning Star United Methodist c ttirch will be held Sunday with ~hool at 10:45 a.m. Abasket dinner worship at 9:45 followed by Sunday wUI be sen~ed at 12:30 p.m.-with an afternoon service at 1: 30tofeaturea musical program with local talent. Bill and Becky Amberger, Racine, are announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, Bethany Diana. The six , pound, 12 ounce infant was born on Sept. 5 at the Holzer Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Ralph and Madeline Painter, Mid· dleport, and maternal greatgrandparents are Denver and Frances Hysell, Pomeroy. Paternal grandmother is Margaret ·, Amberger, Chester. Paternal !ireatgrandfather Is James Spencer, Racine. WALKER® C&A AUTO REPAIR Sauer birthday :Mrs. Edith Sauer of WeslervUle, fonnerly of Middleport, obsen~ed her 87th birthday recently with a lamlly observance. Attending were Mrs. Janie · Welker, Gahanna; Sally Illlngsworth, Phoenix, Arizona; Mrs. · Genevieve Well, Pomeroy; Mrs. Eileen Welker, Mrs. Reldun Welker and son, Christian, and Mrs. Linda Smith, Janet and Brett, Columbus. Mrs. Sauer resides at 215 Huber Village, B1·24, Westervllle, 4300. PH. 949-2777 320 5th St., Racine, Oh. Fisher birthday Cold Weather Susie Fischer was honored on her 90th birthday recently with a party'· at her Racine home. She received numerous cards and 28"xS' Underpinning Wilson birthday William A. Young U Young birthday William A. Young II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young, Pomeroy, celebrated his sixth birthday Sunday, Oct. 6, with a pizza party at Showbiz Pizza, Parkersburg, W.Va. His guests en toyed party hats, balloons. pizza, pop and birthday cake. The guests were entertained · with token games and rides. Following the party, the group retumed to the Young hometoopen gifts. Atending the party were Jason Neigler, Vincent 'Broderick, Keith Mattox, Jerry and Megan Clark, Ronnie Lee caslo, Alicia Haggy, Denise and Alien.Hayes and Ray an Young, sister of the hohoredguests. Also attending were his parents and Mr. and Mrs. Broderick. Sendlng gifts were Johh John Haggy, Steven Rtce, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young, Sidney; Carolyn Richardson, Ketterlng, Mrs. El· Sp-ecial ..• ~ RT.JTLAND- The ltomlc Sounds will provide music Cor a dance to be held Friday from 8 tc 11 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Admission will be $2 single; $3 couple. ::::::::::::::ff FROM ~~;:~i~~~~~~~~W~·=Y~A;. I ' l Sl 09 With Fries ....................... Jl.S9 ' ,-..··- ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY . "At the End of lhe Pomeroy·Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. PH.992·2556 o••••-. --++oo ' ) PRINCESS GAIIDNER• " ·~·· ' '' •' '.• LMAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS . " I ,: ... . .. ~ " \.\, ' . , ..... :';., ." •, " "'" .. ,~;,· ·-: : "~'.~ · './' . ,_ •• ssoo OFF DUPO r~Tk~Vffrkl AVAIUBU IN NARROW, MEDIUM & WID!S AND I~ IUCII; GIEY & BlOWN Plans for a workshop on making cornhusk flowers were made when the Middleport Garden Club met Monday night at the home of Louise Thompson. The workshop wUI be held at the Middleport fire slat ion on Nov. 9 at 10 a.m. and Instruction wllllnclude how to prpare the husks, how to dry them, and hoW'to make the flowers. Tholl' attending are to take a sack lunch. The regional meeting to be held at RtoGrande Saturday was ootedand members were advised that the all-day fee Is rT which Includes the luncheon, and toe a!ternoon session Is $4. Also discussed at the meetlngwas the Christmas flower s how which wUJ be beld at the Senior Citizens Center, Nov. 23. 1 to6p.m. and Nov. 24, 1 to 4 p.m. Members of Meigs County clubs wlll handle modern and tradltlonalChrlstmasdesignsin A-profit of $1,Wl was reported on the recent fall carnival at the Syracuse Elementary School during a recent meeting oft he Syracuse PTO. 1lle ways and means committee was commended by Teresa Drummer, president, forthetrwork in preparation for the carnival. It was ooted that BUI Davis wUJ be · the l:Bsketball coach for the fifth and sixth grades with the program being q:ten to both boys and girls. A need for more tables was reported and a commit tee will check into the cost of new tables along with the purchase of a snow cone machine. Jim Lawrence advised the PrO that two VCR's have been purchased and Ihat the school wlll be selling jackets. ltwasalsoooted that rtngerprtntlng now must be rnne by the polce department. School pictures will be taken on Oct. 17. On Oct. 18 there wW be no school but parent-teacher conferences will be held, and on Oct. 23 school \viii be dismissed for a teacher lnservlce day. The halloween party . will be held on Oct. 31 at 2 p.m. Bob Beegle, supen~lsingprtncipal of Southern Local talked to the group about the proposed buDding program ln the district. He polnted out that the State Department Is offering financial assistance at this time only If the 6.19 mOl levy passes In November. The PTO voted lo support the tax levy. ~··---- ' ~Tl)AALIZER RECEIVE 8-9 PM ••••••••••••• 10°/o OFF 9-10 PM ••••••••••• 30°/o OFF 10-11 PM •••••••• 50°/o OFF ~-: ; . ~ ~ SPECIAL·OF TilE WEE!< CHUCK WAGON Middleport Garden Syracuse PTO ON THE BELOW SALE ITEMS SATURDAY Rl.JTLAND - Public auction by +.......-.+00 New officers were lnstalled by Pat · Holter at the recent meeting of the Chester Garden Club held at the home of Paullne Ridenour. Installed were Jennie Machir, president; Eleanor Knight, vice president; Maurita Mlller, second vice president; Janet Koblentz, secretary; Clarice Krautter, assistant secretary; Dorothy Karr, treasurer, and Twlla Buckley, assistant treasurer. It was noted that the club theme for the year will be "Back to Basics." For roll call members commented on bulbs. Plans were made to have arrangement classes several times a year. Ruth Erwin gave a.lesson on the hogarth CUIVe during the '<'eetlng and members are to take an arrangement of that design to the November meetlng. Kat hryn Mora had apaper on Ivy, describing it as a beautifUl problem solver. Devotions were by Mace! Barton, co-hostess lor the meeting. It was noted that the sunshine remembrance for the month went to Dale Machlr who Is recuperating . from surgery, The regional meeting to be held at Rto Grande Saturday was noted. A discussion was held on !Jowers which are placed weekly on several ·church altars by club members. Refreshments were se!Ved. • AND COLD WEATHER BOOTS Arm your feet against cold weather! Naturalizer has you covered wllh a functional, warm·lined bootthallooks greal and feels even better. Slay comfortable through winter's coldest days! Chester Garden Club A Thanksgivlng project of remembering needy families will be carried out by the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty. Meeting Monday night at the home of Veda Davis, It was decided that each part.ner Is to take food for two famlles to be distributed at Thanksgivlng. The cystic fibrosis fund drtve wasdlscu~ed with some monies belng turned ln. Final report will be given at the next meeting. The Salon also voted to oontrtbuteto the tuberculosis fund In November. As for fund raising projects, it was ooted that knives are still for sale and that pecans will be available from any partner In late October. Julia Hysell, chapeau, presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistic form. Iva Powell. Ia aumonler, Lula Hampton, premiere, and Cathetine Welch, deuxteme. gave reports. Florence Richards had a report on the recent school of lnstructlon and pouvlor held at Dublin. Dues were paid by the partners and It was voted to pay the dues of Betty VanMatre who remains . ill at her home. The members also voted to pay mileage for those drivlng to pouvlors. Mrs . Davis and Loretta Tiemeyer served pumpkin pie and coffee followlng the meeting. Division A while the public wUI be Invited toexhlbit in other categories. Letters were read from Mrs. Fred Maag and Mrs. Rodney Downing. Betsy Horky had the program on "Saving Geraniums." She gave a method for starting new cuttings and also said 111111 the time to bring plants Indoors Is before the weather gets really cool so that they can tetter adapt to the change. Mrs. Thompson and Nancy Hut served refreshments. The table was decorated with an arrangement of burgundy, white and yellow mums, flanked by yellow candles in sllver holders. Other decorations lncluded a basket of flowers arranged by Nancy Hill. On the mantel was an orange bowl fllled with gourds centered with a Halloween Clgurtne. Small pumpklnswereusedonelther side. 8 PM TO 11 PM 20°/o OFF ALL LADIES LEATHER FASHION o.BOOTS a Pomeroy Cub Scout Pack 249 recently held a rocket shoot. Rockets made by each of the six dens were shot from a launch pad bull! and operated by Cubmaster George Wright. Dens were timed on speed of recovery. Twenty-four cub scouts, one tiger, and their families enjoyed the rocket shoot. An aU-day tnp into the Amish country on Oct. 24 was planned when the Preceptor :(leta Beta Chapter d Beta Sigma Phi Sorority mei · . Thursday at the Diamond Savings · and Loan Co.'s Riverboat Room. Mary Morris and Shirley Beegle were hostesses. Jane Walton reported on the recent style show and card party and noted that the chapter wtll sen~e the bloodmobUe canteen on Dec.18. For the program, AnD Rupe gave Information on the background of the Amish people and noted places to be lncluded on the trip. Others attending were Pearl Welker, Donna Jones, Rosie Sisson, Ruby Baer, Janet Theiss, Betty Ohlinger, Roberta O'Brien, Velma Rue, Darice l<rautter, Maidie Mora, Norma Custer, and Teresa Swatzel. 8&40 THURSDAY, OCT. 17th .. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS (0 ln.( •1 · Cub Scout pack ·holds recent shoot Beta Sigma Phi . SHEET PHONE 773-5554 Max Wilson Jr ., observed his seventh birthday recent ly at a wiener roast. Cake and Ice cream were served during the evenlng. At theobsen~ancewerehlsfather, Max Wilson, Sr., his grandmother, Emma Wilson, Butch and Jimmie Kaye Wilson, his mother, Lois Mossman and Vince, and his grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reltmire, Jerry, Todd, Steven, April and Cary. Others attending were Randy, Ricky, and Robbie Smith, Buddy Green, Shannon, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brumfield, James. Steve, Julie, Mlkle and Donna. Others presenting gifts loMax Jr. were Sara Lee, Terri Wilson, and his sister, Tember Lynn Wilson. Organizations hold meetings D TC-H SALE ~ $379 - THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ?"' MaxWIIsonk FRIDAY LONG BOTI'OM - Revival continues at Long Bottom United Methodist Church, services at 7:ll p.m. through Oct.lB; special music, Rev. Jim Stewart, evangelist. • • p.m. Sat\jrday. Amberger birth for Community calendar / area happenings ' ·----------------------------------------------------------POMEROY - Meigs County Rutland Civic Center at the center, 7 person and proceeds will be used WEDNESDAY Bethany Diana Amberger Prepare Now Riverview Junior Troop 1015 A hike and cookout was enjoyed by the juniors ofTroopl015recently. Plans were made during last week's meeting for a visit to the planetarium at Parkersburg High School and to begin work on a service project for the Arcadia Nursing Home. -· Meetlngs are held on Tuesdays, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the school. Gladys Thomas andRuby Grateare the leaders. 1 If Training conducted for leaders her move to Germany during World Elementary School, 3: 15to4:30p.m. Wat· II, and on Nov. 17, an on Mondays. lnvestiture ceremony wtll be held. Other activities planned include a Syracuse Brownie TroOp 1128 tour oft he Pomeroy UbraryonDec. The Brownies participated in the 6, a Christmas party on Dec. W, and homecoming parade and the fall a talk by Jennifer Sheets, attorney, festival parade held over the onJan.10. • weekend in Racine. Plans were Lila Van Meter and Sue Metzger made for a hike and weiner roast are leaders of the troopwhlch meets later this month. al the Chester Community building Meetings are held at the Syracuse every other Friday, 3: lJ to 4: 30 p.m. School on the first and third Wednesdays or each month, 3::ll to Racine JwtlorTroop 1042 4: 30 p.m. The leaders are Laura An organizational meeting was Green and Karen Weaver. held Thursday for the Racine Junior troop. Kay Roberts and Anne Tuppers Plains Brownie Troop 1135 Scarberry are the leaders oft he neW A new Brownie troop has been troop which wilt meet at the Racine organized at Tuppers PlatDs. Lead· more Boice, Myrtis and Norma Parker, Norma Goodwin, and Bart llichardson, Morrow. MUFFLER INSTALLAT10N SPECIALISTS ·Salem Center PTO meets : ··~ glfts from Mary, BUJ and Mark Porter, Diana and Kara King, Gloria and Gfrald Michael, Roger Michael, Brenda and Tiffany Hickel, Shelley and Tara Wolfe, Gary and Lynn MJchael, and Charlsse, Butch, and Craig Knight. She also received phone calls from her daughter, Hilda Frecker, Palnesvllle; and her granddaughters, Anita Musser, Nevada and Carol Theiss and Debbie Curfman, California. FREE A Halloween dance on Oct. 26 was planned at the Monday night meetlngof the Salem Center PTO at the school. ' Births, birthdays_ __ EYE THE The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio LADIES BASIC JEANS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 18, 19 NOW $17 99 CHAPMAN SHO NO LAYAWAYS ON THESE SAU ITlM$ NEXT YO EIIEIFELDS IN POMEROY IN THE MIDDU!POU MASONIC ,illlDING .. - DAN'S I· ~- ' • I ' •All Children's Halloween Costumes •All Fenton Glass ltenis -•All Cape Craftsman Wooden Items •Men's & Women's Fragrance •Prince & Princess Gardn•r Wallets, BiiHolds & Accessories •All Stuffed Animals I �.. .. . . \ ·- Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday. October 16, 1_985 Wednesday, October 16, 1985 -. Business erv1ces Fonner Pomeroy resident involved with hearing 'implants Dr. Franklin M. Rizer, formerlv of PomeroY and son of Mr. and MrS. Franklin Rizer, East Main Street, is one of three doctors doing 22channel Cochlear Implants, the most advanced and effecllve technique for correctiOn of nerve hearing loss, In the Warren , Ohio area. Rizer and the two other speclal_lsts, Dr. William H. Lippy and Dr. Arnold G. Schurtng, make up the Warren Otologic Group, Inc. Warren specialists are the only physicians currently offering It In an ap proximate 400-mlle radius, In· eluding Ohio, West Virginia , Pennsylvania and Michigan. Ronald Maines ' of Newark, who experienCed a suct<len total nerve hearing loss over 20 years ago, was the first patient to receive a 22-channel implant In Warren, according to Rizer. Following the surgical lmplanta· lion on Aug._ 2 and a month-long recuperation period, Maines began ilie process of relearning to hear. Now, after 20 plus years of total silence, he can understand the voices of his family, carry on a telephone conversation, and take an active part In meetings at work. Two others have received 22-channel Cochlear Implantation is the first process ever available in which a bloelectronlc devtce'actually substitutes for one of the five human senses. The 22-channel Implant, developed in Australia. Is the most technologically advance cochlear implant device available in the world, offering the most dramatic result s. Only a few physicians nationll'ide are performing the Implant procedure and the three Property transfers .• Franklin Rea l Estate Co. 19 Louise V. Dixon, Pt. Lot, Pomeroy. Louise V. Dixon to Steven R -Elfrink, Donna C. Elfrink. Parcels, Scipio. Archie Swartz, deceased, Genevieve Swartz, Cert . of Trans., Pomeroy VIllage. Sallie A. Byers to Charlotte A. Hess, 10 acres, Salisbury. Allee A. Kitchen to Emery G. Haggy, Parcel, Rutland. Grange (Continued from page 1) _' 'To be agoodGranger, there's ne'er been a doubt; The more you JXJIInto It, ihe more you'll get out." Friday conferences Parent-Teacher Conference Day for Meigs Local School District wUI be held Friday . No school wW he held that day. Parents wishing to speak to high school teachers are to call the guidance department for ~ppolntments. If possible, parents 'wishing to speak to grade school or junior high teachers should also try to contact the schools lor · appointments. Will!am Lindsey Ward, de· ceased, Charles F. Ward, Cert. of Trans., Salisbury. Cecil!. Ward, deceased, Sibyl A. Ward , Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy Village. Clair Dorst. Donald D. Dorst, Mary K. Dorst to Herber t E. Whaley, Sheila \li'haley, 11.83 acres, Bedford. Kathryn Hall to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right <i Way, Bedford . Paul Allen Childs, Joyce F. Childs to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Right of Way, Columbia. Richard M. Elliott, Theresa Elliott to Columbus and Souiliem Ohio E lec tr ic Co., Right of Way, Columbia. 1\vln City Shr ine Club to Village of Racine, Parcels, Sutton. Lester P. Manuel, Helen Manuel to Robert H. Roush, Jr., 2.637 acres, Letart. Car damages Pizza Hut Heavy damage was Incurred to the Pizza Hut early Wednesday morning )I' hen a car driven by John Thabet, 21, M ason, W. Va. crashed Into the side of the structure knocking out ilie double doors and a portion of the wall. However, ilie Pizza f!ulls open lor business. Pomeroy Police reported that the accident occurred at 1:23 a. m. when 'Thabet traveling west on West Main Street lost control of his vehicle, struck the concrete wall on the right, careened across the road and went Into the side of the Pizza Hut. The car was heavily damaged and Thabet reportedly suffered minor Injuries although he way nottreated. He was charged with riving while Intoxicated and des truclion of property. W!Uiam Buchanan, Doris A Buchanan to Terry L. Deem, Larry 0 . Deem, Parcel, Chester. Mary A. Smallwood, lka Nor man, to John A. Casto, Lot, Rutland . " Hazel Parrish, deceased, H. C. Parrish, Cert. of Trans., Olive. . Some potentlallmplant,patlents, Patients receiving the 22·channel implants at St. Joseph Riverside Hospital In Warren andonehasbeen due to physical limitations, such as implants literally unders tand given a single channel implant, he the cochlea being IDled with tissue, sounds, Including speech. Rizer, an otologist, Is a 1979 added. I are unable to receive a 22-channel graduate r1 the University of A cochlear Implant enables a Implant, Rizer said. Single channel person to hear by electrlcally Implants are also oflered ,,by th· · Cinclnlll!ti College of Medicine. He . Interned In at the University of stimulating hearing nerve fibers in physicians for such patients. California followed byaresidencyln the ear. Most persons suffering from The importanceofthe advances In at the Unlversltyct general surgery neural hearing . loss have nerve and the avallabillty of cochler Washington and a residency In fibers Intact, but the tiny sensory Implants is enormous, the pbysicells In their cochlea have been ·, clans say. The Implants represen t Otolaryngology at Eastern VIrginia damaged, Rizer said. tbe first Option ever available It Graduate School. He alSo completed restore any level of hearing in a Neurotology Fellowship at the A cochlear implant bypasses persons suffering from nerve hear- House Ear Institute In Los Angeles. Rizer is a diplomat !1 the these damaged cells hy delivering lngloss. tiny amounts. of electrlcal current For the last 10 years, single- American Board of Otolaryngology, near the hearing nerve. 'Ibis channel implants for nerve deafness the National Board of Medical stimulates the nerve to send have been performed. The single- Examiners and the Federal Lice~­ electrical signals to the brain which channel device enabled liatlents to. sure Examination. He Is the author are Interpreted as round. hear sounds, such as sirens and of several Scientific articles and has Various Implant devices with telephones, but it was dif!icult or been actively Involved in a number differing numbers rt electrodes are Impossible lor them to nnderstand - of research Investigations. His professional afftllatlons In· avallable for use, but the 22-channel words, Rizer said. elude the American MediCal Associ· device contains the greatest 1n the past three years, on a very allon, American College of Surnumber of electrodes. Each elec· limited lrequency, the most effectrade produces a different hearing tive multi-channel Implants began geons, American ACademy of or pitch sensation which Is Impor- to be used, and the last lew months Family Physicians, American Col· tant lor listening to speech and have seen them used on a still very lege of Emergency Physicians, everyday sounds. Umlted, but more frequent basis. American Academy of Otolarynglc Allergy, American Academy of Otolaryngology and ilie American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Five defendants were lined and Grove City, $375, driving while eight forfeited bonds In the court of Intoxicated, and David Hoover, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Middleport, $43, assured clear Tuesday night. distance. Fined were Terry Randolph, Long Bottom, $63, ·traffic light violation; George Johnson, GeorWoodrow C. HaJTis gia, $47, speeding; Gary Kimble, Tonight...clear. Low 40 lo45. East Washingion, W. Va., $43, ~nd "1nds less than 10 mph. Woodrow C. tWoody) Harris, 49, Charles Cremeans, Coolville, $43, of Key West, Fla., died Octoberll in Thursday .. .mostly sunny with a both on stop sign violations. Key West. high around 70. Forfeiting were John Snediker, He was a son of Mrs. Charles Chance of rain Is near zero New Marshfield, $50; Scott Bailey, percent through Thursday. Searles, Cheshire, and WoodrowW. Gallipolis, $50; Susie Abbott, Shade, Jackson, Ala. Harris, Extended lorecast $49; Roberta Gibbs, Cheshire, $46; Other survlvo~include a sister, . Friday through Sunday Richard Harmon, Mason, W.Va., Mrs. Don (Betty) Becker, Middl~­ Fair Frld~ and Saturday.. and a $45; Maury Burnette, Point Plea· chance ofshowersSunday. Daytime port; and a brother, Walter M. sant , $46, all posting on speeding hlgho; 65 to 75 and lows al nlghl Harris, Los Alamitos, Calli. charges; Manning Marcinko, mosdy In the 40s. Burial was In Jackson, Ala. 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 Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc ? PREGNANT? . FAIE CONFIIENnAL PREGNANCY tEST (Rosults in 30 MinUles) RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER Mon. & Fri. 1- 4 pm Tuu & Thurs. 7-9 pm PH. 742·2629 10110/l mo. pd J&F 'cONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER . GAS S. SEWER LINES. REClAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK SfONE & DIRT I Area death JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 -7- DUGAN'S FRONT-END ALIGNMENT Complete Xjll''of'I1U' Ftonl E~d P~tll ~nd PHONE 992-2156 Smice I DCA HD ON MAIN IT. IN RUTLAND LEGAL ' NOTICE: John C. Becon, Jr. ond Jooilll A. Bocon. whose loot known add,.. is 3691 'lloolrMird, Westerville, Ohio 43081 and the Unknown SpouM. Hein,lle\risaes, Lago- mltion. Unlen otherwise pro· V'ided in notices of particular actions, all convnuniclltions Executon, Adminittra· tors ond Auigns of John C. Boc:on, Jr. and Judith A. Boc:on. W any. have _ , onlonld to appear 0t plead by December 31 . 1986 to a comploint filed in Civil Action No. C2-B5-1348 in tho United Slltoo District Court !of tho Scuthom Dillrict of Ohio. E11tern Division, United StltM of America, Plaintiff, v. ·John C. Bacon, Jr.. et at., llelondants. praying !of fore- mortgage dead ...,..dad in Volume124. Page 147 ol the mortgage records of Meigs County. Ohio. which mortgage deed is a fion on tho .._,,. of • -..;ng described ""'' prop- PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE Of ESTA JANE RUSSELL. DECEASED c... No. 24866 Docket 12 in the State of Pago511 NOTICE OF Ohio. ond County of Meigs -APPOINTMENT ond doocribod ao lolioW1. to OF ROUCIARY wit: Being Lot No. t6 of On September 27, 1985, in Riwrview Acreo Subdivision of tho VIllage of Middleport, tho Meigs County Pmbate ·Meigo County, Ohio, as shown Court. Case.No. 24866, Crvo· ·on P\at ra::orded in Volume 13, til E. Simpson . Seventh Pogo 31, Meigs County Ro· Street, S~recuse , Oh io '-.! of Plato. PROPERTY 46779, WBI appointed Admi· ADDRESS : 70 ' Riverview nlstratrix of the 111ate of Esta Jane Russell. deceased, late of Pt~ce, Middleport, Ohio 45780. Failure to ""pond to 168 Mulbeny Avenue, Porno· ffiY, Ohio 46769. '"Robert E. Buck of Default, Judgment Probate Judge/ Cleric and Decree in ForecloJUre, ... of the mortgaged property Signed By: ind Oldingulshment of aN Camlyn G. Thomas i - in oaid property. (10) 2, 9, 16, 3tc JOHN D. HOLSCHUH. United Statoo Diotric:t Judge. Approved: CHRISTOPHER K. BARNES, United StateoAttor· ney. ALBERT A. RtTCHER. Aoaiollnt Unitad Statal Attorney. Room 200, U. S. Court· house. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Telophoo10: (614)469· 57t 5 Coonoel for Plaintiff Entry (9) 25 (101 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 6tc 1 1 Help Wanted MatioMITioul job place mlflt n · sistlnt & auar1ntud Student Lo1ns. 0.0.1. Clrt lfk:IIIOR FIAifiCill Auiatant.hall abtt Hollie St•irl fl:nidt"l Tr1i" i~1 hceH.nl IICOIIIt Poltlllill Elltib" lnstitltioll lor Fedtrtl lc.~ UNITED TRUCK MASTER Rt. 14 Mineral Wells, W. V1. 1'1 Phone 304/.,9-1017 Help Wanted Home Offioo, Cloarwater, FL NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! FULL & PAIT TIME REGISTERED NURSES . For 25 ltd SNF·ICIF Facility CONTAct IHONDA DAILEY, R.N. Or Apply A~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115'h East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy 04 . The following were recei· Environmental Protection Agency jOEPA) last week . Effective dates of final ac tions and issuance dates of proposed actions are stated . Final actions may be ap · pealed. in writing. within 30 dys of the date of this notice, to the Environmental Board of Review , Rm. 101,250 E. Town St .. Columbus. OH. 43215 . Notice of any appeal shell be filed with tho direc tor within 3 davs . Proposed actions will become final un· leSJ a wrinen adjudication hearing request is submitted within 30 days of the is· suance date; or the director re\lises/ withdraws the pro· posed action. Any person may aubmit comments and / or rMJJert a meeting r~ardi'lg any non-final action within :1) days of the date indicated. " Action ", as used abo"e OOM not include receipt of a varified co.,.talnt. If oignifocant f1Jblic intlt'elt exists, a public meet· ing may be hold. As to 111.Y I C· tion. including race~ of vorl- I fled complaints, any person rney obtain notice of further REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEL HOUSE w~h J bedrooms. 2 complete baths. dining room, living room and large recreation room. located on 8 acres. large farm pond. Racine area. 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME on 3 lots in Syntcuse. OLDER HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms on corner lot in Syrcuse. 2 BEDROOM. all electric house with crawl space. On approx. I acre of land. Just south of Tuppers Plains. HOME NATIONAL BA.NK. rn perience. Call 614-7422146. Also dozer work at 614-742-3018.9/2711 mo. pd. 608 E.MainW..-IItl.lo.l POMEROY,O. 992 -2259 PRICE REDUCED -Middleport - 4 bedroom house, 2 baths, and a garage. Th ~ home is located nearby shop· ping. In good condtion ~d a bargain at a reduced pnce of $18,000.00. NEW LISTING - Chester - Deer season is the right lime to own th is tract ol approximately .34 acres. ln·Ciudes minerals. Plus 2 bed room mobile home with ad dition. Also a block build ing. $22.500.00. NEW LISTING -Cute home in Pomeroy, witn up to 3 bedrooms. Deck area and other features.-Priced to sell at $19,900 00. NEW LISTING - Stalely 2 story home in !own. 7rooms. 3 bedrooms, I Y, llaihs, ba sement, nice lronl setting porcn. Wa nls $2 5, 000.00. NEW LISTING - Home in Middleport. Partly re mo· deled but ready for the han· dyman This I ~ story home is in good neighborhood and has 3 bedrooms, ni ce porch. Barn and otner build i n~s. Deer also. $22,000.00. NEW USTING - Double lot in Middleport Plus a nice IY, story floor plan, 2 bedroom house in a good neighbor· hood. Storage building· and al~ a garden space. Good rondilion. $29,900.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949 -2660 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill ""[g REilllll AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North .RIDENOUR CHESTER-985-3307 4/ 1/ tln 7111/lfn rm F6t All Ptlntl•f Nt~dt ' PlUS: Offi<e Supplits & Furniture, Wedding and Graduation 992-3410 (opy Services, Et<. 755 Mill St., Middleport RuttoR · FRONT-END ALIGNMENT 1/ Y·~ NEW LISTING - Like new 3 BR home in Rustic Hills. Add . Carpeted exce pt foyer, heat pump, pre-fab fireplace for coalburner, pantry, garage & lg. lot. ; XJH'III'I. , , Complete Fro nt ft1rl Por ts and S•'I\I'P /1. I i I) 1 1 \ \r1J\IN S' l l I( ' II\ NEW LISTING - Bu ilding lot on thebluff in Pomeroy. 2 acres, m. or I., water & ele c. available. lj[,fll\~w'' CA ll 11220'>1 COAL MINER'SDELIGHT Attractive 4 BRs, 2 baths, contemporary high oo hill. Peaceful location with 5 acres nea r the mines. Fi· nancing available. ., INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce you to Encace·A·Car. the modern way to driwe the vehicle of your choice. No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment 8 ACRES - In Eastem. 3 BRs, full basement & ~her buildings. Peacelul, garden spots & trees. Asking $30,000. BARGAIN - Sou. schools, 4 rms., furnace, lull base· menl, carpeting & good size lot Only $10,000. . FREE PARKING Sue Murphy, Milton Roush, Helen, Vir&il & Bruce. Housing Head qua rters ,_ Call: 742-2407 9-23-tlc (CUT OUT FOR fUTURE USll · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · 985-3561 For Faster Service Call 614-992-6737 PARTS and SERVICE Ail Maku •Ranges RACINE FIRE DEPT. ACCENT '" After 5 Call 742-2027 Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio 9/ 12/1 mo. pd. SHADE, a: LIS~ 317 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45160 SALES & SERVICE AND We Also Carry Fishing Supplies. BUSINESS PHONE (6141992 -6550 RESIDENCE PHONE 1614) 9U-77S4 worlc (Free .Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHiO GIFTS 349 N. 2nd Middleport, OH. Farm E,ulpmenl Parte & Service 9-20-1 mo. YOUNG'S - Concrete work - Plumbing and electriCal SALES & SERVICE Authorized Joho Deere New Holland. Bush Hog · Farm Equipment Dealer 1122/11 CARPENTER SERVICE BOGGS 1·3·11< J&l BLOWN INSULATION Rr. 62 POINT PlEASANT, W. YA. 8 miles from ~omeror- Mason Brid&e SINGLE '24.9S •Live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant •Olympic Pool A.A. A. 304-675 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Aoofinp Goorgos Croak Rd. 614-446·0294. Call - M. KOCH, ' M.S. (614) 446;7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, BoK 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 property behind, Gollia Co. airport. OHIO "Special Rates far Senior Citizens" people serloualv interaltad 1:00p.m. FactoryChoko12 guage shotguns. Needed Immediately : 100 in losing weight. 1·800-992 9991. WE Bill MIDKAR£ ANI OTHER lNSURANU CAARl!RS WHEN EIIGIBL£ BOWMAN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY 63 Plna St., Gallipolis We Deliver 24 Hr. Sorvice 1017/1 mo. baking and decorating tor every occasion. Over 160 different types of pans, tops, end candy mokla. Nc!Jstlea MOBILE HOMES MOVED. Call 304·576 ·2338. 73 -10 Chevr Tr. 73-79 ford lr. 73.10 Chevy Tr. 73.79 ford lr. NotK:e, no hunting or trea· passing on Dana C. Durst 73.10 Chevy. rr. _ Hoods ......................... ' t SO 73 -84 Chevy Tr. Bumpers ..................... $70 73·79 Chevy h . IO·IS ford lr. Doo" ......................... $ t 45 71-79 ford lr. Grills ...................... SS%.50 10·85 ford rr. Absolutly no hunting or trespassing on Old Town Farm . Violators will be prosecuted . Charles C . lewis. 73 -19 Chevy. lr. Rocker Panels ............... '2S Hoods ......................... It 30 New Credit Card! No one ,. . ______,;___ j.. co.'t PHONE 992-7075 · . - A,es -i 9/ 20/ l ~ Shop Early and Save 614-992-6071 ' CENTER To tell Avon . Call Marilyn Weaver. 304-882-2645 . One long haired 1· 2 she· pherd, 1 • 2 tetter mala pups. 8 month old good with *SUBS *SANDWICHES *LASAGNA *SPAGH ETII Puppies. mother part Dach- shund. 304·458-1058. LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED FIREPLACES & WOOD STOVES '"·- ...-~ ~ 6 lost and Found . LOST Reward otolan Beogto 10 mos. anewaf'1 to MaK. " TOTAL FIREPLACE Al/0 CHfMIIEY WORK " clllldreno pet. Mlta Cane· day. Call814·446·7538 . INDUSTRIAL STAINL~SS ~TEEL LINERS FOUND: Kayo on At. 564. Possibly houoa & car. Call 814-367-0181 . "FREE ESTIMATES" Loat large black· white cat. male, bll•tt hound. blaclc~hltl , tan , name Stm . JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-27 Chlldo pet. Reword . 304876-3029. - ' Wanted To Buy We poy cosh for lata modo! clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev.·Oido Inc. MONEY. MONEY. MONEYI The ~tmy National Guard can provide you with 1 part · time monthly pay check , PLUS qualified members could earn more than 820,000 in educational benefits. ENLIST NOWI Coil 304-875-3960 or t -800· 642-3619 . 614·448·3672 642-3619 . Pawn Shop, 430 Second Ave., Gollipolio. OHio 814· 446-0840. 23 Professional Services Water wells drilled and 10r· viced. Prices on request. Call 614-742 -3147 or614-992 6006 . PIANO TUNING AND RE · PAIR. back to school discou nts, free estimates, Ward's Keyboard , 304-875· 5600 or 875-3824. Fall Special furniture reu · pholstaring. This is our 2111 year Mrving tri-county with the best in reupholttaring . Call now tor Free Esti,.te 304-876-4154. Mowrev'• Upholstery : Real Eslate Call 614 -446 -7360. Diet. 304-364·9157 . 8400· walking distancelrom North $1000 part time ; $5000- Gallia High School. Redu ead S10.000 lull1ime. · to 529,900. Call 614·388· 871 t. Four open territories, 5- startlng Tuesday. AVON . In Rio Grande, new 3 bdr .• full basmant, nice lot. large Cali 304·676·1429 . Help wanted . Part time help . Apply Mister Donut. No Phone Calls . Need babyaittar part·time call Barb. Wed.· Thurs. after 3 :00. or before 1 0 :00 at changer . Call 614 -2566251. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo. iron, wood, cupboards. chall'l, chests . baskets. dishu, atone jars, entlques, gold and sllvar. Writa - M.O . Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or call 614-992· 7760. Buying deity gold , silver coins. rings , jewelry, sterling ware, old coins, large cur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd . AIJB . Middleport. On. 814-992· 3476 . Employmenl 1 ac re with house, 2 bdr .. rural water, septic tank, mobile home hookup , Situations Wanted Vacancy for tho elderly in our home . Trained and fiftean years exparienc:a. Call 614-992· 7314. Nursing care in privata home. Room for two pa· tlents. $600 . a month. Call 614-992-3696. 15 Schools . Instruction 1 B Wanted to Do Landscaping , painting on mobile home roofs, $50 . Call 814-446 -4530. F111ancial ......... Business Opportunity On call position nursing 111i1tents needed, axpa · rienca onty . Apply at Pine Crast Care Center. 555 Jackson Pike, Golllpolio. Oh. No eolia ptoasa. By owner . Remodeled 3 bedroom house on Rt.33: New F.A. furnace . large lot . F .A. heat. 2 baths, b~tt · ment . garage . 127.000 . Collect 614-423·6289. 6 room with bath. Oak floor~ . family room ~uippad for wood burner, 12.24 deck porch. 60x100 lnve1tment · Rental Pr op · eny . For llla:1 ) 6 unit combination residential · commercial rental property in Middleport. Priced in the low fonies . 2) Two unit duplex house on a alze lot in a nlco area of Middleport . Pric:ad in the mid twent .. s . Both properties ganerate positive cash fl ow snd are fully occuplod. For additional information call after 6 p.m. ot 614 ·992 -7177. . Apply ot 417 2nd. Avo .. Room 18, between 8:30AM to 10:00AM , Mon. -Sot. 3 bdr . on Chatham. Juat remodeled inside & out, like 614·742·2007 . Will paint trailer roofl. buy junk cera. Alto firewood for 21 Asslttant Manager trainn. We hava 3 opening• for eggreni"emetu,. individual who quality to train u Allistant Managera. Oppor· aJniiV to oom UliO to •aoo per week . Major company, no eKperience. prefer our own methods, car helpful. 3 bdr. house for aah1 . Call 814 -446-3178. corner lot. Nelson Rd .. Ru· light housekeeping . HB"* rolarenceo. Call 614·379 - tland . call Bill Willia maon at une , 826 Third Ave., Galli· AVON . Salt Avon mska 45 %. Cell614·446-3358. · Family room. dining room. ol the Gollipolio Dally Trib- 304-675 -6t04. Cell 614-448 -1358. Office job taata. Write: Fed By owner . Stately 3 btd· (36136-J), P.O. Box 3006. room house at 10 E. St .. Hottiooburg, MS 39403. Pomeroy. 6 wooded acres. One certified Medical Tech· nologlst, weekdays" Sand resume to box 300, in cere Caretaker to live-In , Re gency Inc., Pt. Pleasant. Call · 3 bjtdrm., large kitchen , :1 bath, utility room & garage. $23.000. Collect 814·423 $20,000 yoorly ponibto. 6289. Prepare at home for Pott uta . Cali 814-245-9264. polis. Oh 45631 . 512,600 . Call 614 -388 9856. new cond .. CA. 126,900. Cell 614·446·4880. 2393. Help Wanted 36 acres. house, 6 roann. bath, workshop, garage , M:. 160. Selling c:heap . For intor 12 Wanted used wathers, dry· era, refrigerators, rengea. swoepero. 304-576-2921 . in. Call 614 -446-8038 . ca lll -304-273-5046 . heatera . 614·446·3169. rear decks with vallev view . Priced to sell 839 ,600 . Will consider mobile home t rade 304-675·1898. SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. 11 out red tape of the large loen institutions? On the spot loans with no waiting or credit c:hecks, using your personal belongings as col· lateral. Only 6% interest . Call or visit today. Frank' • The Army N1tional Guard needs your prior milital)l service experience . Enlis1 31 Homes for Sale now for pan-time montlv - - - - -- - paycheck, educational op - 3 bedroom full bnement , portunhles, retireme nt in· eat -in kit c hen , carport . come, and much more . Call S2 .500 &: take over pay· 304-676-3960 at 1 ·BOO· ments, Plants Subdivi11ion . Bill Gene Johnson Small dirk dog 1 year old, Full blooded Clerman Sha· pherd. full blooded Pitt butt. 2 Beagles. 304-676· 2797. Qr~imnry /\ -i \I 9 Store. 240 N. Collage, Rio Clrande. On Oct. 15-18, 1PM to 6PM. 5 1·2 Doberman pupa, 6 months old. lull bloodad mother. 304· 675-6072 or 676-2398. ....._.-.. Wool Virginia . 304· 773· 5785 or 304· 77 3-5430. childran . 304-675-6072 or 875-2396. 675-8072 or 675·2396. • CLEANING INSPECTION • FLUE CAPS INSTALLED • CHIMNEY REBUILDING farm , antique. liquidation ules . licented Ohio and Menagemen1 train•e for convenience store S. de;i . Apply in peraon at General good with children. 304· "12 Varieties of Pizzo" · Under New Management (formerly Giovanni 's l 9-20·1 m~. Can iron bath tub to give away. You haul away. Call AUTO !0-J.I Middleport, OH. PH. 992-3559 glva away. Call 614·949· 2779. give to good homo. 614-986 3910. ANGIE'S PIZZA 349 N. 2nd 4 eight week old kittens to pies. 1 mala and 1 female to Our Christmas Toys Are In 10% Down Will Hold For Christmas Gifls RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Estate, Call 614-446-7603 . bury Rd .. Middlaport. Coli 814-992-5824 . 3561 . borrow $1 .00, $10.00. $100.00, ~tc ., oaoily whh· By owner. Must sell·mo"ed. Giveaway Puppitl to give 1way. % German Shepherd . Bnd - Worried a bout Christmaa1 How are you going to get the things the kids wan11 Why not hav e a Friendly Home Toy and Gift Perty and gat all the things free? Have a party of $160 . and receive $40. in tree merchandise or have a book party and rece ive the same . Sp quite worry ing and book a pa rty nowl Call Magnolia Nitz at 614 · 992- Need money1 Did you know that there is a place in Gallipolis where you can 3 bdr . ran c h. one car garage, Services Couch good cond . Cell 814-367· 7781 . bon, at 614-742-31 t 3. Mortgage Co .. 614-592· 3061 . Represent ati~Je& Bidwell. Oh 46614. 614· 367-7728. Information. 24 hours. 3 rabbits 1 female , 2 males. The Meigs local School District is aeeking a qualified individu1l to transport a high sch ool student to and from Athens High School on a da ily bBSil . Interested per· sons must have a valid chauffer's license, a car safety inapection and ade· quete insuram;a coverage. Intere sted persons shoUld contact R. Charles Holliday. Di~ector ot Special Educa · to low fixed rate. Uae ~tquity for anv purpose . leader Free. Joe Jones. Rt, 1 . needed . Herbei· Nutr itionol refused 1 Vile -Mastercard . 2 Cottle and Shepherd f1JP· Cars, Dolls, Guns & Much More Gifts For Mom, Dad & Everyone ers Call 1·619 -665· 1667 for 4 Enterprise Rd ., Ft. Pierce, Fl Hoop hal or out 160 at North Gallia. Doolero '3.00, buy- Sales 9-13-ttn 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. ~ Old Time Traders Day. Every Sat. S. Sun. Sell or trade anything . 7 mi. N. of Holzer rency. Top prices. Ed. Bur- Doors ......................... J 135 Now Setving All Of f ~J' Msigg .Counlg .i JO'S GIFT SHOP ~ and $u11ounding' Rt. 124, Syracuse, Oh. FREE Orignial Cabbage Pat'h Doll ':Register To Win" inaured. reuonable ratea. property. Hoods ......................... '145 83 -15 ford Ranger . Public Sale & Auction Went to buy manuel tire oonville on SA 143. Cake fendtn ......................... i41 8 Cako and Candy Supply ~ i &Vicinity & Olivo St. Gallipolis. Call 614-667-6235 or 667-3074 ' --·---PfPieiisa-nt --· ·- Special Shop, Y2 mile aut of Harri· Rt. 681 Wut, Darwin Ohio - 992 -7013 i clothes, and diah washer. Eblin preaching. singing nightly. g BLUE -STREAK CAB Saturday, October 18th and 19th. Baby furniture. beby wood & coal Receivers b Panaaonic , Uniden, Maxum Ma l Com 8 I Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs Harrison Smith re1idenca on Pine Grove Rd. Friday and WANTED TO BUY uoed candy motu f1 .79 lb. Call 614-742·3033. WHAlEY'S AUTO PARTS 9:00 till 3:00. Christ in Christian Unton . Pearl Street. Rev. Kalth J 73-79 Chewy. fr. 83 -IS ford Rang er Cab Corntrs ............. ..... l20 Grilles ...........................S75 New ond Used Auto Gloss-loft Model Porh SALES & RENTALS 614-446-7283 Middleport , & Vicinity Revivell Oet.9-18, 7:30 p.m. Middleport Church of We Have Many Olher Dishes To Choose From A System Can Be Designed For You GIYE US A CAU Doors .... ~.................... '100 .. 8·13 tin • Absolutely No hunting or treapassing on William-West 9' SPUN ALUMINUM ............................ '1265 10' 2" DOUBLE DIPPED STEEL MESH .... 'l350 10' ALUMINUM MESH .,........................ '1395 11' ALUMINUM MESH .... ...................... '1595 10·14-1 mo. ·--·.. · items . Rac ine Gun Shoot spon· sored by Racine Gun Club . Every Sunday, beginning at fl!nden ............ ............. 1.t8 z 949-2263 or 949-2969 B-8 tic 3-24-lft TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO 304-372-5709 ::t NEW-REPAIR Gutters - Downspouta Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 992-5875 Or 742-3195 or 992 ..7121 . - -( ~ ·s-AZER -, ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist ROOFING _ Call: PH. 992-5682 KjATELLITE SYSTEMS --- P-om~rov -- Oct. 17, storta9:30am. 109 Apt . A Jones St. Misc. SWEEPER and sewing ma · chine repair. pans. and supplies . Pick up and delivery . Davi1 Vacuum Cle.aner. one half mila up PHONE (614) 992·6100 Howard L. Writesel FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial The family of Jake Bush wishes to thank all their neighbor• and friends who sent flowers, cards, food and financial help Wring the loas of their loved ona . Special thanks to . Ewing Funeral Home. all churches, fellow employees , the ain· Anytping That Has To Do With A · Mobile Home. No Job Too Small or Too Big. We Do Setups and Underpinning r --- 5 !amity yord uta In Brad- 3 Announcements REPAIR SERVICE Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 305 Jackson Ave. SMAll ANIMAl HOURS Mon.•w..r .. Thurs. 3-5 prn !HUH. 6:30-8; Fri. 1·2 pm 5oturtlar 10- t1 :30 om UII;E ANIMAl & SUIGEIY BY APPT. PH. 304-67 5-2441 33482. 3 -family yard sale, Thur. B&D MOBILE HOME VmRINARIAN CLINIC lope: Elan Vital-715 34!8 Seturday. Oct. 17 through Oct. 19. · 1 PM , Buck ridge . TOWN & COUN1RY Michigan Sail 60 Nail Jew- Yard Sale Thurs. 17th, Fri. 18th, 6th & 6th houses juot off 141 at Centenary on UnColn Pike. Fall 8a w inter clothing, tools. jewelery. crochet items, pans, dishes, blue & fenton glass. Iota mora, 10 til 6 . 22 Money to loan Euy Asoombty Worktt800. HOME OWNERS-Rorinance erly, d inette set, Care Bea rs, coata. toys. infant thru Xlerge clothes . 144 Mulberry Ava .. Pomo· Card of Thanks Help Wanted par 100. Guaranteed pav· ment . No experience -no sales. Detail• sand salt· addreued atamped enva· & Vicinity Mt . Olive Community Church . Su:nnne and Family. Also Transmission "free Estimates" Installation Available 4/4/tln (6141 843-5425 -- -·-- Giiiifiloifs--·-·... · roy. Thursday, Friday and gors. Pastor and Elders ol AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR - CAll COLLW: 11 bury. Thurtday and Friday Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10-6-tlc Roger Hysell Garage Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling • Roofing of all Types Worked in hom e area 20 years · "Free Es timates" 1 P&S BUILDINGS FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 9- :l). II MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Announce 111 enls 3/2/lln VINYL & ALUMINUM Ripley Office For Hours z EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. . 4119/tln Sizes Start From 12 'x 16' 992-3345 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CALL 742-205 7 CJ Boshon luilcling 4·5·1fc LINDA'·S MEXICAN POnERY - Addons and remodeling - Roofing and gulter work CALL 992-3325 •Basements •Refrigera1ors •Dryers •Freezen HEATING MIDDLEPORT - For $8.000 you can have a nice one It home. Carpet~g, bath, & gasIt furnace. •Landscaping •Washers •Dishwashers HUDNALL PLUMBING & RUTLAND - One II , 2 BR, remodeled on ni ce lot Re· duced to $21,500. •All Types of Excavating BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 POMEROY - Excellent 7 rm. older home. Gas fur· ance, full basement, carp et· ing, cook & bake units. Near the lwspilal. Only ·$35,000 NOW "' 416 - 4 ,~iJN,~,, •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Fn r App ,1111'"' BEAT WiNTER! BUY & FIX UP 444 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY DUGAN'S REAL NICE -Lg. wood burn· ing lireplace, fam 1~ rm., lull basement, loads ct storage & closets, 3 BRs, 2 lull baths, dbl. garage, & 2.49 acres. Hoat Pumps , Furnaces All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 992-9932 104 Mulberry Av., Pomeroy EUGENE LONG FARM CITY Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' insulated Dog Houses Business Forms, 10-8-tft BEND AREA CAU GUN SHOOT A;, Condltlonen 311 UTILITY BUILDINGS Stationery, Magnetic Signs, Rubbor Stamps, LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT MGM Yard Sale SERVICE STATION THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! _ Ph, New Homes Built " Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 No. Sunday Calls TV & APPLIANCE Callipolb. Ohio Complete Car Service, Lube Jobs, Oil Change, Tune-Ups, Brake Jobs, Mufflers. Try us, we can do it better . BISSELL SIDING CO. on IMy Grilles ..................... '38.50 216 E. 2nd St . Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 ved / prepared by the Ohio 949-2210 .. Real Estate COUNTY : MEIGS PUBLIC NOTICE Real Estate General SEMI DRIVER Troininl Men/Women 18 Up DIAMONDS Facltity Description: Air TEAFORD actlons. and additional infor- liKE Effoclvo Date 10/ 09186 30B90 Trouble Creek Rd . Public Notice Public Notice orty oituotad the complaint will r81Uit in an Business Services Portland Twp ., OH . Columbia Gas Transminion Corp . 99'2-21 56 U-SA~E Public· Notice onalt be Sllnt to: Hearing Cleric, Application No. 06· 1485 This final action not prec· OEAP, P.O. Box 1049, Col· umbus. OH, 43216. PH. (614) edad by proposed action and 466-6037. Coosult ORC appoolable EBR . ' 0.23 II ~=======:::;rr=;;,;.;;::;;:;;;:;::;:::::;~ Chap. 3745 and OAC Chaps. Is MMBH Glycol to Roconditioner. 3746·47 and 3746·5 lor IO· 1 6 1 0! 1 ttc . WATER WELL DRILLING M:~~:.'g~~:,o:~~stNG quirements. We guarantee · water or HunNG & <DOLING mn•1 Final issuance of permit to Sales & Service install no charge. 30 years exReal Estate General Q"'llty lnto•th .. m w.. "We Renl Fo1 Lm " For Appointrnronf fi 13 tic ' Public Notice CALL 446-4522 *VINYl SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION Gun Club. Every Sunday Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZE"ITH •SYLVANIA •SPEEO QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElliTE SAlES & SERVICE WJ He~e AFMII Tltrte Shop Teehnle lu 11 7 Absolutely the . Best Alignment Man In the Area. Shooting match Gallia Co. 1? Vr-, ! The Daily Sentinel RENT A CAR 103 ROOM Pomeroy Mayor ends 13 cases . Weather forecast • ; I NOTICE I .6 rooms and bath with 11h THE OHIO VALLEY PUB - acre . Near Pomeroy a nd LISHING CO . recommends Middlep6rt. Call 6!4-992that v~ do businaas with 7453. people you know, and NOT to 10nd money through the mail until you have investi · gated the offaring . House and Bppro xim&tely 1 acre for ule Apple Grove, 304-676 -6406. Steel building dealarship Red ba rn style houae. 1, 226 sq. ft . liv ing space, 4 ecrea. uleo 8o engineering support . total elec . fireplace , 2 car Starter ads furnished . Soma garage, shed and work shop. with major manufacturer· oraoo taken . Call 303· 769· 3200 eKI. 2401 . lnvestmen1 -Rental Prop · arty . For sale :1 )6 unit com· blnation r esiden t ial · commercial rental property in Middle port . Priced in the low furtiea . 21 Two unit duplex house one size lot in a nice area of Middleport. Priced in tho mid twen1ies. Both propert;e, generate positl"e cuh flow and are fully occupied. For addl· tiona! Information cal l 1fter -6 p.m. at 614 ·992-7177. 304 -676 -6739. 4 br, 2 baths. dining roo m. kitch en, livi ng room, 2 Clf garage, acre ground nea r Goodyea,_ 304-578·2883 aher 5 pm . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale MOBILE HOMES MOV ED . Insured , raasona ble rates . Call 305·676 -2336. The Molgo Local School " Bus in ell Man " Own your 1971 Flamingo 12'• 65 ' 3 District Is currently ueking· -own Steel Building Dealer· br. refriy , stove, a.c . exc . ship. Mejor manufactUrer cond. Must Soli. 6t 4·446 applications from certified •electing deB I" in avellable 0684. epplicant1 for a Varsity Basaball Coach and an At · areas. High potential profitsailtant Vanity Softball Pan Tinw or Full Time . 1973 Cemaron 2 br all Cooch for the 1985·86 (303 )759 -3200 EXT. 2407. electric $6,3400 . New un . school v•r. Applications de•ponning. 304 -882-2688 : mud hold 1 valid Ohio Own your own jean · after 3 p.m . teaching certificate end for sportawear. ladiea apparel, coaching position• muat childrent. large aite, co mbi· 1976 Holly Hilla 12•86 . 3 meet certification require · nation store. petites, mater- br, wood burner, underpan nity, eccenorie1. Jordache, ning and porch . Muat sell ~ ment1 of Ohio for aporta medicine and CPR . Persons C~ic, Leo, Levi, E Z Straot, Make offor. 304-882·2249, interertad should contact lzod, Etprit. Tomboy, Calvin Dan E. Morris, Superintend · Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan 1974 Poirlen mobile home: erit of Meigs Local Schoola. Pi co ne , liz Claiborne , good co n d. Call after 2 a.m, et 621 South Third Avenue Mambaro Only, Geoollno, 304-675·8284 . In Middlapon. Ohio. Health taM., QVer 1000 oth· Babyainar referenct~. trans· portatlon, Btdwell School Dlotrlct. Call 614 -448 7656. oro. •13,300 to t24.900 1974 14x70 Schult 13.627: Inventory. training, fixtures, below blue book. blocks, grand opening etc. C1n open underpenning , new carpet, 15 daya. Mr. Loughlin (612) 2 porches. 304·895 -3089 am. 888 6666. �'0--.' 32 . LAFF-A-DAY Mobile Homes for Sala 61 1983 Joy Skyline 2 bdr .. total electric. underpinned. anchored dow n , privat e rented lot. Centenary. Can stay it sold . Interested call 614 - 446 - 7200 aft er 6:00PM. 2 bdr. Now Moon 82.500 . Coli 814-3B8-8711 . 1977 14x70 mobile home, 3 edrooms, 2 baths. total electric 10x20 awning, un· darpin{ljn_g S. wpodburner. · 12•80 trailer with 12•7 ex pando, AC , oil heat, rented 1pace. ({) • fb lot, with garden rura l water. Call "Don't make lunch for me. 514-256-1713 or6 14-3792707. 1970 Ritzcrof! Ventura. 12X80 . 2 bdr. on rented lot. ~~:r Coil 814 · 446 - I'll probably be at the patent office aU day." cle an . Call 614-388 -8794 . 1973 Now Moon 14•65 paniallv furnished , wood· burner ceiling fen, air con d., porc h & underpinning . 614 -446 - 1971 12• 65 Oakbrook 3 bdr. , 1¥2 baths. gas heat new carpet, excellent c:ond.' $5 , 950 . Call 0175. 614-446 - 1972 12• 60 Champion 2 bdr ., gas heat . carpet through out very clean. $4 . 960 . Call 614 -446 0175. 1969 Vindale. 1 2x60. on rented tot, naw elect. fur· nance, AC, outbuilding, low utilities, axe. cond. cAll 814-246-9536 after 6PM . Mobile home 1976 Nashua 12•80. 2 br, alec. hoot. central air, stove, refrig., undarpenning . 304-4581817. 14x70 mobile home. 3 bedrooms, 1YJ baths. gas 41 Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bedrooms. unfurnished, No inside pets. One or two bedroom apartments in Pomeroy. Fur· nished or unfurnished. Rant negotiable. Call 614-992- Deposit required . Call 614 -992 3090 . 67 2 3 1 ____·------~ Efficiency cottage. $65 .00 week, utilities paid. phone 304 -675- 3100 or 676 5509 . 2 bedroom second ftoor apt. Total electric. Acrou from Pomeroy Fire Station. Call Clean 2 story house in 614-992· 7314. Middleport. 8200. month. If 1-Fu_r_n-is-ha_d_ A_pa_rt_m_e_n_t- ,o- r interBRed 304-882-3722 . rent. no children . Available alter Oct.3. Coli 614-9922749 . . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houae1. Pt. Ple11ant and Gallipolis . 614-446 2 bdr, turn . or unfurn., good 8221 . location, Security deposit required . Call 614 ·446 · 8568 . 2 br apartments In Henderson . 304·875·1972. Mobile home 2 bdr. fur· niahed . Call614 -446-4480. Convenient tocation 1 bdr .. fumiahed apt. Coil 304-876 2 bedrooms extended livln· groom, step up kitchen, $230 mo .. S100 depoait. plus utilities, 314 3rd. St. Kanauga . Call 614-4487473. 2441 . For rent amatl furniahed apartment . Pt. Pleasant . Relerencoa. No Pets. 304676-1366. 614-949-2368 . Mobile home for rent. Cell 614-388 -8664 . 1970 PMC3 bedrooms, air. washer, dryer, awning. 2 bedrooma. No peta. 814949 -2424 . AU new ground floor 3 rm snd bath apt. Carpeted, washer 8t dryer hookup. stove II refrlg. furnished. 304-876-4680 or 676 1982. 12.JI60, 2 bedroom, fur· nished, in Syrecu11. No more than 2 children. $225 Nice 1 and 2 br apanmentl downtown. 304· 875·2218 • 8-6 furnace . Price reduc.d . Call F'artly furniahed . 16,150. 614-992-7479. 1974 Holly Park. 70x14. two bedroom . Nice appllan- cu and new carpeting throughout. A bargain at $10.500. May remain on pruent lot. 614 -742-3033. 33 F~;~~~~;;,-- ·::· Metal ·doakl. 3 mllea out Buleville Rd. Open 9am 10 &pm. Mon. 1hru Sot. 814-448-0322 Uaed new paint, fully carpeted. ' $5.800. Call g;[go eve. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Soflnnd cholra priced from U85. to 8895. Tobloa, UO and up to t125 . Hlda-oboda,8390 . ond up 1o U50., oota bada t145, Aoclinoro. t225 . to t375 .. lompa from 828 . to U25. ~dlpttoo from • .109 .. tD ~F7 pc . t189 ond up. WQod loblo whh ol• cholra $285 to t74! . Dolk t110 up lo t225 . Hutchoa, 8550. Sunk .,..r complete with mo1troaooa, $276 , ondupto f395 . Baby bada, 8110. Mattrassea or box sprlnga, full"' twin, •83 .. firm, t73. ond 883. Queen aota. •226 . 4 dr. cheRt. 849 . 6 dr. cheRt, 869. Bed fra.-.a, UO.and $26. , 10 gun- Gun coblnoto. t360. Gu "' olactrlc rangoa 8375 . Baby monraueo, 826 & •36, bad fromoa UO, $26, & UO, king frame $50. Good aolaction of ·bedroom aultas. rockers. metal cebinets. headboard• S38 & up to $86. ~---------..---------~office 1974 Bona nza . 12X65, 3 bdr. 2 bath. AC. OW. porch. underpinning, Household Goods per month plus paid). deoait Call and utilities( weter 614-992-8887. 3 bedrooms. At Country Mobile Home Park in Shado. Call 614-992-3666. Farms for Sale 3 bedroom mobile home for ren1 . 814-992 -3229 can no Small farm for sale :& acres later than 2 p.m . fenced in, barn. chicken 1_ _ _ ___;______ 1' hod 3 b d coop, pony s • a room For rent with option to buy. haute, beth, kitchen, dining 2 bedroom housetrailer on room. living room. cellar. acre lot. GoOd location . Cell Woodburner . Priced to sell 614-992 -2794 . S28.500. Call 614-992 2143 or 614-742 -2289 of- I - - - - - - - - ter 4 :30 . 44 Apartment I for Rent 34 Busine'iis Buildings GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wash9r1. dryers, refrlgera· tora. rangeo. Skagga Appliances, Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crett Motel. 814-448-7398. County Appliance. Inc. Good ulltd epplienceo and TV aotl. Open BAM lo 8PM . Man lhru Sat. 814-4481899, 1127 3rd. Avo. Gallipolio. OH . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St .. Golllpollo. Now & used wood-coalltovas, I pc wood LR .,ho 8398, bunk bado 8199. antron recliners t99, new & uted ~~~room suites, ranges, wrmger washers, & shoes. Now lvingroom .. ~.. 8199 U99, lompt, alao buying coal & wood 11ovea. Call 814·448-3159. ======= 53 Antiques 4 pieces of wicker. Rocker. pilntar. maga:tine table and lamp labia. *326 . 19201 9x12 Oriontol rug. 1260. All in axcellen1 conditlon. 614992-3966. An1iquo nina piece dining room tuita, has 1 lot of nice carving, must Me to ·apprecloto. Ono of o kind. t871. 304-896-3888 . I-=========== J4& Furnishad Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light hou111 keeping roomt. Perk Central Hotel. Call 614-446-0768 . Baou1Hul on11que blrda oye maple bedroom suite. sleigh bad, highboy choR wilh mirror, dretler wfth mirror. duk-mlrror, 1760 . 8953888. 1- - - - - - - - Furnished room 1126 utili ties pold. 919 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis, single male . Call 446·4416 after 7PM . !:=====:::;::::== 46 S 1 PIICe or R ant 1- - - - - - - - Mobile homolo1. 12'x50' or tmallar, 176 water paid, 4th & Nell, Galllpolla. Call 4464418 alter BPM . 54 Misc. Merchandise 41 Houses for Rent Near Wsterloo- farm houae. 5 rooma . ba1h, 1 child, t126, references & deposit. call 614-643-2644. Furnished house 131 Rear 4th Ave .. Galllpolia. 2 bdr . S200 pluse utilities . Call 446-4416 alter 7PM . 3 bdr. house gil heat. 'Cell 614-446 -1875 or altar 6 . 614-446-1859 . Eureka, nice one story 2 bdr, will rent. lease or land contract. Deposit & referen ce a required , Blackburn Realty, 614-446-0008 . 4 bdr. house in country. Hud approved. S250 plus dop. Call614-367-0200 or 614 448-4664. For rent or sale. 2200 Washington Ave. Pt. Pleaaant, wva . Call 814-4480696 after 4 614· 256 8672 . Tree~ - Privacy· 3 bedroom home. hardwood floou , large kitchen. full basement, 1 VJ acres, city school tem. newly de~orated. S360 month, ref. & dep 10qulred. Cla1614-445-4305 or 614448-1171 . •v•- 2 bedroom , furnished, A .C. electirc heat. Good clean condition. t176 per month. Now Hovan . 304- 882 2466. Newly romodelad office apace located at 220 East Main Street, Pomeroy . Building has 1300 square fee1 of downttairs floor space and it ev•il•bla far Immediate occupen cy . length of lease 1o tuit tenant, amount of rent Is negotiable. Call 614-9926232 Of 614-992-6767 . Upstairs unfUrnished apt ., carpeted, all utilities paid. no. Trailer 1pacea. small childchildren, no pets. Call 814- ren accepted. Rt. 1, out Loculi Road back of K & K, 446-1637. 304-876-1078 . Furrliahed apt. utilties paid. $235 . 1 bdr .. adults, 243 Jackson Pika, Gallipolis . Merchandise Call446-44)8 alter 7PM . 1- - - - - - - - - Furnished apt. 1136% 2nd. Gallipolis. 2 bdr. water paid. $185 . Call 448-4416 alter 7PM . 51 Household Goods Furnithed apt . 919 2nd. AV8 . S176 utilities paid . Share bath . Mail preferred . Call 446-4416 alter 7PM . Valley . Furniture, new II used. large section of quality furniture. 1216 Eeatern Ave ., Gallipolis. Furnished 3 rooms S. bath. clean. no pets, adults. ref. & deposit . Call 614 -446 1619 . Mbllol'lan Furniture, Rt. 7, Kanauga. 1 yr. free finance. Call 614-446-7444 . 6 pc. woOd livingroom tulte $400. 2 bdr. garage, Wisher-dryer hook-up. Residential neighborhood , Furniahed unlurnlahed. No peta. 8226 plua utilitiea. Call814-4467720 . Nice. convenient. clean. 3 rooms apt .. with basement. gas & water furnithed. axe. for older perton 'or couple. Ref. & dop. roquiroU. Call 814-448-7516. Riverside Aptl. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizent. $130·. Equal Hous~ ing Opportun~ioa . 614-992 7121 . 2 bedroom apartments. Naw Haven, WVa. Newly remodeled. In lown. 814992-7481 . Mite. Merchandise n KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llrry Wright vveanesaay, uctober 11;, 1!185 Auto Repair 1---------- Couch , chair, ouoman , $200 . Call614-388-9301 . Kenmore hot water tank. 6 months old. Gibson retrigerater. 6 montht old. Carpet with podding . 814- 9923877 . Magic Chef gu range. 2 years old . Can be seen after 5 p.m. o1 1&8 S. 3rd, Mlddlsport. Country atylo ook furniture. hand crahad and flniahod. antique raproduct1on1. Paul Conkel, Rt . 7. Tupper• Plaint . Mr. AuiO Ropolr 11 hiving 1 baforo winler opoctol. We wlllctoon In aide and ou1 plua . w•• for 121. Aloo. wa will graooo ott ftttlnga for •o.llj). Call 114-949-2044 Of 814' 992-6537 for on oppolnlmen1 end cHreotion1. TONY'S GUN A'EPAIRS. hot dip rebluolng. oil typeo of uunamlth wortc. felt MIVkle, 304·8711-4831 . Flrawoocl for ule •2& . dollvored not ltOckld. 304-876· 4373. Surplua, Regular Army Ca· moufloga - denim clothing. boot1, pecks. ecceuories. Sam Somervllle'a Eaot of Rovenawood, Junction .Independence Rood • Old Rt. 21, Fri. Sot, Sun, 1;00 7;00 P.M. IDollvory 304875-3334) Couch end choir. 304-6753417. Searl mk:ro electric range and ov"" Corning top ~~~~ crooning oftor 5. 304-773576B.c 79 D .UNDER SURVEILLANCE i' WEDNESDAY 10/16/85 EVENING Motors Homes & Campers CAPTAIN EASY 77 Dod motor home. exc. cond. 28,000 milu . $9,600. 304-876-51113 "' 6711-4183. .o 0 - 6:30 ~j ""' 0 7:00 B9RN LOSER 7:30 e1 House coal. Lump & ttoker. Zlnn Coal Co. Call 814 ·4461408. Goa double ovon atovo. 17&. Ph. 448-1312. 8 ft . tliding door. insul1ted gla11, 895. Coli 614-2581218. Weight banch with buttarfly S. leg exenlzer. Navar used, loll than 1 yeor old. Call 614-246-6040. Wood 115.00 PU loldllock or lhrow till Doc. 1 & 1974 Ford PU . Coli 814-3877118 . Woodburnlng stove. 73 Dodge Polara . 72 Chivy lmp1io, Tho Variety Shop, Rt. 36 near,Rodnoy. White refrigerator. good cond. Call 614-448-7923. Warm morning gas heater, King wood stove, Wonder· wood atovo . Coli 814·388. 8564. King wood 6 coal ht1ter with blowar. u111d part of 2 wintara, 8200. Coli 814• 367-7409. Mi•ed hordwoodaloba, 112. per bundte. containing ep· pro.. 1~ ton, fob, Ohio Polloi Co .• Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 814-992-8481 ·. 50 per cent offl Flaohlng arrow olgnal259111 Lighted, non-orrow 1247, Unllgtttod $198. (Free lettonl) 811 locolly. Limited quanttw . H..ryt 11100) 423-1083( 2 picture wlndowo for ulo. 4•1 and 7•1. Bolh froRproof ond In good condition , Both for t100 firm. Call 614-742_- 2718 anytime. , (!) Baseball's Greatest Hits (J) Sanford and Son (I) 01 [lJ Price Ia Right I!) Jeopardy 0 (J) Family Feud (J) Nightly Businees Report ® Wheel of Fortune til WKRP in Cincinnati IMAX) The Max Headroom Show News reporter Edison Carter becomes the compu· ter simulated host of a rock video channel. featuring ex ~ ANNIE AW, THEY P~'LY iJU5T IIARTEI? 81\C~ TO TH' ti01.6E AG QUICM AS THEY COOLO '!MEN TH'!Wif 6TARTEI? C()IIIN' roi'IN .' ' s... ALLEYOOP Compound bow-Brown Boor. 30" 'pole. Llko now. •100. M -4-992·2219 ohor Antique dlnlngroom oul1o. 1_6:_o_o_p_.m_._ _ _ _ __ end wood burning ttove. ~ Call 304-896- 3359 . Gonulno mink coal for oar.. Call 814-949-3086 . GASOLINE ALLEY Your room ·,s on the fourth floor! ,.w elusive videos by European artists . 8:00 0 CII I!) Inside Look (1) Flipper (!) PKA Full Conlloct Kara1e (J) MOVIE: 'Deatry' (I) Ill ilJ lnsidere ICC) 0 (I) (ill Stir Crazy (J) MacNail/lehrer Nowshour illl Aaron Copland: A SelfPortrait (CC) Composer Aaron Copland's 851h birthday is celebr8ted with musi· cal selections. documentary footgae and interviews. (60 min .) · lit MOVIE: 'Cleopatra' Part2 [H80) Horry Balafonte: Don't Stop tho Carnival This music special looks at both the man and his music. IMAXI MOVIE: 'Bonjl' 8:15 0 CII I!) Major · L..lvuo Baseboll: Americen Leeguo Champlonohip Game 7 I{ this game is not ·necessary. alternate programming will air. 13 hrs I 9:00 C1l 700 Club (I) Ill ® Dynasty ICC) 0 (J) ® Charlie & Company iCC) (J) Aaron Copland: A SelfPortrait iCC) Composer Aaron Copland' s 85ih birthdav is celebrated with musi· cal selections. documentary footgae and interviews. (60 min .) l]j) KentUcky Fried Chicken Bluevrasa IHBO) MOVIE: 'Scorlaco' ICC) 9:30 (!) NHL Hockey: Now York lslandera at Edmonton 0 (J) ® George Bum• Comedy Weak IMAXI MOVIE: 'Iceman' 10:00(1)Newo (I) MOVIE : 'Deed Heat on a Merry-Go-Round' (I) ® Arthur Halley' s Hotei!CCI 0 (I) Gt Equalizer A policewoman's life is in danger after she realizes that her fellow offi cers are involved in corruption and murder. !60 min .t ~ _ (I) Skin Horoe (CCJ The levels of human sexuality in seriously disabled people are e•plored. (60 min.) @Newawatch filii Odd Couple 1 0:30 Cil @ To Be Announced Ill INN News 11 :00 0 Cll (I) I!) 0 CIJ®. (j}) NtWI .. Cll Man From U.N.C.L.E. (J) European Journal illl Skin Horse ICC) The levels of hut'Ran sexuality in seriously disabled people are e•plored . 160 min .) filii Banny Hill ShoW 11 :30 0 Cll I!) Tonight Show Tonight's guest is o, vid Brenner. (60 min.) (I) New Newlywed Game 0 (I) T.J . Hooker Hooker and Romano investigate a &eries of attacks on women in which the assailant leewes a Bible at the scene of the crime. lA) (80 min .) (J) letenlght Amorlce ®T"'I Ill ® ABC News Night line One Step Beyond IMAXI MOVIE: 'The Sblry of 1he Dollo' 12:00 C1l Bait of Groucho (I) Entertainment Tonight ' ® MOVIE: 'Shot In The e .. AZALEA JUNE-- , EVEN GIVE UP , POSSUM HUNTIN FOR VOU--UH ·- UH - - DID VOU HEAR THAT LITTLE CRACK LIN' IN TH' A POSSUM WIDDER!! AN' I AIN'T EVEN HITCHED VET BRESH? v. a. ' rr~ -roo HARD -ro Gel' "fHOSE:1lNY r..rr·n.. e GL..N-:>5ES!~ e , ~ 1 NEED TO C~ECK YOUR NOVEL TO SEE IF IT'S SUITABLE FOR OUI{ SC~OOL UBRM'i .. "Rots "cried the hero. 1 ''CONTAINS M ILD INYPP PROFANIW.'' / ThOse big sf1 ots are always ·-- making a k\!l!!'ll I r x1 J IRrtrj [] tROYLOP A CA~CUL.ATOR IS . A DEVICE tJ USJ;:D !!5'1' "THESE. Now arrange the c:i rcled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the above ca rtoon. 1 KJ Mswel:( I I I XI )WHo ( I I I r J Yesterday 's I (Answers tomorrowl VISOR POTIER COLUMN Answer: Some men can't be trus ted too faror this- TOO NEAR Jumbles: LARVA Sur.•Jumbl" "'l'f .loin the J unltlll LO"rt fin Club Inc! retll~• 11~ elght·word ntor~th . For ''" .. mple1, Mild • po•tc•n:l to: Jumbt• Lour• ntWIPIPtf, P.O. Bo• 801 , Pllmyra, N.J. OWlS. an C: lub. c/o thl• MIDGE James Jacoby Waste not, want not .1 08 By James Jacoby + J7 6 54 NORTII 10-18·11 t A94 t AQ9 WEST EAST Although North and South have a .1 0 876 52 +K combined total of only 24 high-card • • A J 3 'lrK 752 points, three no-trump is a good con- • K 8 76 • 10 5 4 ' • Q9 3 2 1ract Never1heless, if North-South + -- . were bidding the way [ do, Soutt SOlJTH would have passed three clubs, which • QJ 3 was merely invitationaL South had a • Q 9 61 minimal point count for his openin1 tJ 3 bid, and more than half his hono. +A K 10 H cards were queens and jacks, whicl are overvalued in the 4-3-2-1 count On 1he other hand, if South played the way I do, he would have made the contract Let's see how he foundered. The opening lead wa s ducked t< East's ki,ng. Back came a low heart West look the jack, cashed the ace and played a third heart to the king in East's hand as declarer discarded a diamond from dummy. East now played the fourth heart. Because declarer was now relying entirely on bringing in the club suit, he discarded dummy's queen of diamonds. Alas, when West showed out on the club ace, declarer was left with a losing diamond. He would not get to dummy enough limes to pick up the club's and cash the fifth club trick. Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East South I+ 3+ Pass 3 NT Pass Pass I+ Pass Opening lead +6 It's a different sl ory if declarer sheds dummy's low spade on the four1h heart. Now the bad news in clubs will leave him no alternative but to take the diamond finesse. When il works, the contract comes rolling ln. . 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In this sampl e A " used for the three L's, X for lhe two O's, ek'. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words arc all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 10- 16 \illlllllllotlillri'Miker Gunornolte IHBOl MOVIE: 'Jigaew MP O'Fiynn' 12:3~ CI1 I!) Late Night with Davld I.Amerman Toni;lht'a guests are PhM Oonal>le. Chat Aikins and comedian/ magicians Penn and Teller. ;1: 1 ·-·--~- ... PKN Man' 12:15 (I) MOVIE: 'The Fighting by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ""'"""'-'l !;,; r1 Daft<' @ Sllor Hustler/Sign OH I ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Unscramble these fo1.1r Jumbles, one leUerto each square. to lorn. four ordl11ary words. Daisies '"'-I"'" ... (J) l!l 0 (J) 00 81 (J}) News (1) $100,000 Name That Tune (!) M~~Ide Sportslook (J) Andy Griffith (J) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) illl Electric Company fJI Oiff' rent S1rokes IHBOI MOVIE: ' Tho Big Red One' 0 CII I!) NBC Nightly News (1) Carol Burnett and Friends (!) Bodies in Motion (J) Carol Burnett (I) 01 (j}) ABC News iCC) 0 (J) ® CBS News (J) Dr. Who illl Body Electric fJI Taxi 0 CII PM Magazine (1) Courtship/Eddie's Falher t!J Sportscenter (J) Mary Tyler Moore (I) Entertainment Tonight 1!1 Wheel of Fortune 0 (I) Wheal of Fortune (J) Seeond City TV ® News illl MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 01 ilJ Divorce Court lit Jeffersons 0 CII New Newlywed Game (1) Please Don't Eat 1tfllif.\4l fii)\1 ~ ~ ~~~ 0 CI1 6:00 Door Huntaro Spoclol. All flbargiell body molorhomo, furnace, shower, gat-etec. water hooter. front and roor 60 ~ERCENT OFF! Floohlng arrow ligna *2&91 Ughted, (lr~~nr•oiE.-.111( dining. alteps & comfort•· non -orrow 8247. Unlighted bly, tully llllf-contalned : 8199 . (F""' iettoroll Boo ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;.,r-;~~~~~~~~:'1 frlg. -fr•zor. plenty of atorlocally. Llmltod qu1ntlty. I - tpiCI. 19700. 304-896 ~.trill Supp ltt!:, 71 Autos for Sele Hurry! 1 18001 423-0183. 3888 . anytime. --------~ Ltve~lrtt:K 1971 Pontiac 111tion White bedroom suite, elac. 6 1 Ferm Equipment wagon . 8 ft. truck toppers. S1:rvrces firaploce, 2-13" anow tiroa 814-988-3839. with atudo. womono go~ CROSS & SONS cluba . 304-B82-2798. U.S. 35 WeR, Jackoon, 1983 Pontiac 1000. P.S .. Chlo . 814-288-8451. Home Chinon duol8 proloclor. bird P.B .. Auto. 13600. Cell 81 Muny Ferguton. New cage, new girls coat. karate 814-949-2650. lmprovem8ritl tuit. ba11lnette, shin tel, car Holland, Buah Hog Salol lo Sorvlco. Over 40 uood 1011 for oolo . '304- 6751979 Trano Am. Gold Intetractors to choott from II 4803. rior, 400 onglno. Good BASEMENT complotollna of now & condllion. Colt 814-742WATERPROOFING used equipment. Lergeet Natura's SpringtWaterpuri3169. Uncondltlonalllfatima guotyler, compact, no olactrlc- aelec11on In S.E. Ohio. • rentae. Local reference• 1 304 876 4675 1980 Monlo Carlo. P.S .. 1-tv_:_.__-__-__•__ JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIP- P.B .. A.C .. Tilt WhHI, AM- furnllhed. Fr• ettlmat11. Call collect 1-814-237Fraoh honey •4. qt. will MENT FM Cuootte. Ca11814-949- 0488, day or nlghl. Rogara 814-446-1676. do liver In lown. oil do 2069. Basement Waterproofing. projaclor-ocreen 840. good 6% lnterlt on Long tractort, grain bina & lull tina of Agr. 1978 Plymouth notioncond. 304-876-2381 . equipment . Complotollnocrf wagon. 380V8 motor. P.B, O.and M. Contractora. VInyl siding, replacement win· art 100 Vermeer hay equipment. P.S. 1250 or bOR offar. Call dowa, inaulltlng, roofing, Mlnolto 36mm ceoo. llooh, 8100.; round bolo leedero t78., 814-985-4228. new and remodeling, conExerciM bench, tome b•r grinder mi•ere, 3 pl. hitch cro1o. Colt 304-713·6131. ballo 830. alter 3 pm, rotary IIIIer. 11 ft. fOld 1977 Mercury Coug1r. bunkl *106, po1t drivers 304-875-3604. *1700 . 1975 Dodge Dart 8760. 8 HP woodap~ttor for partt. Motor and tran• J.end l. lnRallatlon. Roofvinyl aiding. atorm doors •950, pickup truck rackl. mloaion good, •110. Call Ing, 1nd windowt. Free 1111-. ..den. mineral feeders, 814·742- 2927 . 55 Building Supplies moleo. Call 814-992-2772_. -Wheel Horte lawn mower. Woodburnlng 1tove1, fre'e 1978 Chevrolet Nova. COLEMAN WATER WELL "-. -. ...,ding. llroplaca lnaort & 68,000 acluol mHoa. 4 new .. Building Materillla ··-", . . PRIL,L~G R ldd on fumance. Check our ~ru. Coll814-949-2849. Stock, brick, oowor pipet. P- uloo, Mrvico. "'11prlcao on pipe gotaa & corral windowl, llntel1 , ate . tarod In Ohio. All wO'ik panola. Good aolecllon of Claude Wlnlara. Rio Orondo, uted trectori & uttd 81 DaUun 200 SX 1port guoronteed. Call 304-273' ., peckege, elac. controls, 2811. Ravanowood, W•.Vo. 0. Call 1114-245-6121 . oqulpmantl 42,000 mlloo . Aaklng -, .6. 500. 304-882-3532 . Building · materiel, concrete RON'S Toltvlalon lco. For aolo. Now Hollond super block• oil olzoa, lentllo, flu Houoo COlli on RCA. Quozor, blocko. cloy 111e. Dolivory. 717 forego harvootor w~h 1979 vw Aobblt. good GE. Speclallng In Zenith. now 770 R corn hoed. cond. 1988 Cornaro; 1966 Golllpollo Block Co.. Plno like C.ll 304-578-2398 or 114Now Holiend 362 grinder GTO. 304-875-4072 . Sl.. Gallipolla, Ohio Coli 448-2454. mlxor. be. oond. 304-273614-448-2783. 4216 . 1974 Buick Electro 26, 4 Felty Troe Trimming, atump door HT. brown body. un romovol. Colt 304-876 Block, brick. mortor and n11110nry auppUes. Mount-'n Gravoly triCtor, includoa top, G.C. $600 . 304·875- 1331 . S111111 Block. Rt. 33, Now mower and plowa. 8750. 3824. Hoven, W. Vo. 304-882- 304-878-2883 after 6 pm. RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex1955 Deooto, Haml anglno, perienced corpan1or, oloclrl- •· 2222. pt. pb, automatic trans .. cien. meson, painter, roof· Nna good . Will !aka 1860. lng (Including hot tor 63 Livestock 304-896-3888. 56 Pats for Sale oppllcotlonl 394-875-2088 or 1176-7388 . Aog. American uddle bred 78 Ford Maverick, 8 cyl, 3 honoo lor oolo . Call 814- ap .. runt good. 1500. 403 Slorlcs Tree ond lown SarBrlarpotch Konnola All - 268-8461 or 814-448Choatnut St. Hondoroon. vtca. atump nmoval, 304bread grooming. Indoor- 1842 ext. 478. 678-2010. outdoor boording facllltln 79 Volkoowagon Robblt. Englioh Cocker Sponlol. 388 Simmentaf X Club calves. 81500. 304-876-8963. Rcrtory or ooble lool drilling. 9790. Rod & block. olao 3 yr. old Mali wollo complolod aorno Simmental bull, hey for sale. Bonneville. one owner. day. Pumpaaleundaarvice. Dragonwynd Cottery Ken- Coli 614-388-817B. ••c. cond. •2.000. 304- 304-898-3802 no:f. CFA Himalayan, Paralan 875-2337. ond SiemoH klttana. AKC 4 yNrling tteara, 1 yaerling Gat 1 room of Cllrpal cluned Chow puppioo. Colt 448- heifer, 2 COWl With calvll for S22.95. Cap1oln S1n; 3844 attar 7PM . and 1 bull. All Hereford. Coli 72 Trucks for Sale mer. 304-8711-2295. Sova 614-742-2421 alter 6 :00 Ad. bplroo 811' . AKC Reg. Boogie pupa. 8 p.m. Leer campor top for lOng bad woeko old. 2 mate. 3 famole. 160 oech . Coli 814-245- You'ng roo1tar1 for ule, omoll olzo PU . Alto compor top for lhort bad for full oila 82 Plumbing 9578 . 304-875-3539. . PU . Coil 814-256-8387. & Heating Prue bred Ret Terrier pup- 3 ragiRered Joraey; 1 bull. 5 ploo, bob tailed. Call ova. or monlha old; 15 month old 1959 Stud. lor porh. t100 . weekends, 814-2611-1487. heHar. due Morch 811. Jaraoy Coli 814-387-7118 . CARTER'S PLUMBING • AND HEATING milk cow. 4 Yllrt old. due 1979 Chivy Luv, 4 opd .. AKC AegiRortld miniature Doc . 86 . 304-6711-2010 . CO<. Fourth ond Ptno radio, wire rims, topper, Dochahund pupplu 8 Golllpollo. Ohio 82,399. John' o Auto Solla, wooka. Coli 614-379-2273 . Phone 614-448-388B or Bulovtlr. Rd .. Golllpollo. T r~ nspnrl ~111111 614-446-4477 Boogloa for aalo. Call 8141977 Chevy % ton pickup, 948-2544 . $1,800, Colt oftor 5PM, JIM'S PlUMBING & HEAT- . 71 Autos for Sele lNG. At. 1; Box 355, Golll814-446-7837 . polio. Call 814-367-0678. 67 Musical TOP .CASH paid for '80 1986 GMC ~ lon PU, 31 Instruments modeiiOd newer uted caf'l. mlloo. 89,240 .86. Coli 114- 83 Excaveting Smith Bulok-Pontlec, 1911 448-21133 8AM -8PM. Band inatrumants good EaRom Avo .. GolllpoHo. Call 77 F-150 FOld Ronger, 614·448-2282 . con d. Call 814-448 -0840 . AM-FM. PS. olldlng bock Good-1 Excavating. boaoPllrtJ, new gluo, good cond. Coli 304- mentt, tootera. drivaway1. Old upright plano. com- T1 Musteng Hptlc lanko, landtcoplng. tirea. new paint. excellent 878-7279 . pr.1ely rtlinlmed. Coli 814Coil anytime 614·448ohopa, $2,000. Call 814379-2643 altar 4:30PM. 1983 Silvarodo Chevrolet 41137, Jamaa L. Dovlaon. Jr. 266-8417. pickup. pa, po, V-8 angina, owner. 1 Tame anare drum. 1 ·Peavy new tiroo, 51 ,000 plua 1978 Chivy Camoro AC. 280 ompllflor, 4 mlcromllaa. *8126 . L. L. Sm~h. Doter Work lend clearing, phonea, 1 fender precl1ion PS. PB, AM-FM ·radio, ~lt. 905 Moumon, Pt. Pl .. WV. londiCOpjng, ole. Free eati- •· good cond. Coli 814·446bls1 gulter. 8 c:hannel1tereo ma111., Coli 814-446-8038 304-876-3222. Paovy ml•lng boord, oul- 8209 . or 814-992-7119 onytlma. -· atandlng buya. Call Log '82 Chfvrolat pickup, 4 wh Cabin Rocordora, 814-446- 1977 Olda Cutiau drive. 304-576-2184. J.A.R. ConRruction Co .. 4313. . Broughom 360 auto. Rutland, Oh. 814-742 loaded, 4 new Seert redial 2903. BeMments, Footer~, At Brunlcerdi's ..... Norepot· tires. runs excanent, look• 73 Concrete work, B1ckhoe' 1, Vans 61 4 W.O. good. Coli 814·448-4482 Haad pleno glmmk:kl. Just Do1ar & Dllchor. Dump honest pleno vllu11. We ere altar 8PM. trucks. 8t w~ter·gll-sewer· 1976 Ford von good cond .. never under soldl Brunlcardi t1.200. Call 814-448- electricalllnet. Muaic Inc. Corner 3rd. & 79 lmpsla V-8, PS, PB, oir, 4313 . good body & engine. Call Court St.. Oollipolia, Ohio. 814-448-4477. 1980 Jeep Ranagodo CJ-5. 86 General HauHng For ..to: Splnot-Conaola 82,500. Coil 814-317-1 _ _ __:__ __ _ Piano Bargain. W•nted :Res· 1971 Volkawogon FoRback ponolblo porty tD talco ovor .-ada onglno •100. Call 7672"' 814·367·0488 . Jemat Boys Water Service'. low monthly paymentt on 614-387-1118 . Chivy 4•4 360 onglno, 4 Alao poola filled , Colt 814tpinet plano. Can be Men locolty. Wrlla Credit Man- 1978 Muatong II FoRbock, barrett, loaded. Colt 814- 266-1141 or 614·446 auto. new 1irel & 379-2708. 1 176 or 614-448-7911 . ager: P.0 . Bo• 537 Shelbybattery, olc, Good con d. Coli ville. IN 48171. Ken' a Water Service. Walla. 814-446-4171 oiler 8PM . aiaternt. poolt filled. Phona Splnat-Conoole Pieno Bor814-367-0623 or 814-367goln. Wonted: Ao~ponolble 1981 Chavotto 4 door, AC, 74 Motorcycles party 10 t1ka over low 4 apd., 82.195. 1977 Co· 1--------_;_- 7741 nlghtordoy . 1---.:.__ _ _ __ monthly peymentt on spinet P<icl Clepic 2 door. AC. piano. Can be IHn IOCIIIy. •1 .995. '1977 Ford 3 opd.. 650 Suzuki for poria only. Wough ' t Water Service . Wallo. ciaterna, poola. Fast. Writa Credit Monagor; P. 0. heavy duty, 'II tl>n, U,395. Coll614·246-6040. _. Mual toll. Colt 814-266raliobla aervlco. Coil 814Bo~ 33, Frlodona. Pa . 11541 .1201 01' 814-258-8674. 1983 Hondo V48 Magna 266 - 1240 or 614 · 256 Poevy boao omp bw - k4,000 mites, excellent con- 1130. Reasonable r1111. ora, oxc. cond. t200. 304- 1978 Novo & 216 rsllay dhlon, now windohlold & whaolo. Call 814 - 448 - molorguord. 12.2&0. Call Haul llrnoatono. aand. gra876-1845. 8031 . 814-387-.0 683. • ... dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer end lime. Eaceltlor Salt 1980 blue Turbo Trona Am 1983 Hondo 110 thrH Workolnc . 8311 E. Moln St .. 58 Fruit 31 ,000 mlleo, outo. trono .. wheal or, ore cond. Pomeroy. 614-992-3881 . & Vegetables mony aptiono, prico 85,800. •8&0.00 . 304-1711 -37111 or Colt 814-245-8078 . 814-448-2072 . Apploo. All varietlol. •& .00 1977 Cullou Supnmo PS, 87 Upholatery buahel . Now opsn dolly. AM PB, AC, cruloa, tilt, uc. 7& Boata and frulla, vogolobleo. Jocko cond. Cfll 814-.4 41-4872. '• ... .. _ Motors for S1le Marlcot, Rt. 35, Hondoraon. TRISTATE 1971 Cordoba ••· work co;, UPHOLSTERY SHOP no reaaonable offer refuHd. 1183 Sac. Avo., G•lllpotto . 59 For Sale or Trade Coli 814·258·9387. John boot for ulo. Call 614-441-7833 nr814 -448814-268-8417. 1833. 1979 Fairmont. 14•70 w~h • 1975 12x56 trailer, two a 24•7 Tlpoul. 3 badroomo, 1972 Storcrah 18ft.. 80 HP ll • M Furnliura Monufocbodroomo. oil olochic, un- 2 full batha, on ronted tol. Marcury motor. Good aondl- turtng, St. R t. 7, Crown derpinning ond block. Will . Eacollont condhlon. Cleon. lion. 814·843·8244. City, Oh. Coli 814-218· coneidar trj(la on oer or WHh or wlthoul AC. Coli 1- - - - - - - - . . . ! 1410, coli Evo. 814·448truck. 304-1176-3988 or 814-892·2251 or814-982- Boat 10 ft. 80 hp Mtrcu,Y 3438 . Old • now :t818. mtoor. 304-1175-3123. 878-11838. Uphootorod. 1--..j!.---~ Television Viewing THAT'5 Rt6HT - YOU 8EIIIiR MAKE A BREAK FOR IT- 1988 16 H. · Troutwood camper, 81 ,000. Call 814448-4113. Do r-'.....,~~1 D 0 MEN HAVE ME The Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 Pomaroy-Middleport, Ohio ·n Firewood-cutup slebs, 1 truck lood •100. 2-8180. Pickup lood. you houl t15 . HEAP accepted. Coli 614 245-6804, House coal. Lump II stoker. For ••le or leeae, 16,000 JAcKs 0 N ESTATES 1 mile from hoapital. Kvgor Zlnn Coal Co. Caii614-448square foot warehouse lo- APARTMENTS (Equal CreekSchool,water•truh 1408. cated at 47 Sycamore Housing Opportunity) paid, S66mo . pluadap. C a l l l - - - -- - - - Street, Gallipolis, Ohio . Fea- monthlv rent atarta et $189 1_61_4_-_4_48_-_1_3_64_._ _ _ _ Shredded bark 820 . pickup load . Herdy evergreen tures include: commercial for 1 bedroom and 8204 tor 1garage, three loading docks. 2 bedroom. deposit •200. Mobile homo apace. 2 mi. ohrubo •10 aoch . 5 ft. and a Viking drv pipe located near Spring V•lley from Gellipolla on At. 688. Scotch plno 824 oech. 2 sprinkler system. For more Pjaza and Foodland, pool Ono child occoptod. Ref. milea north of Sllvlf Bridgo inform1tion cell (6141446 - and Coble TV avoiloblo, req . Call 814-448-3262 or on upper Rt. 7, Ohio. Call _4 _-_4_4_ 6 -_3_4_13 _ .____ 814-448-4630 . 8541 or 614-446-7880 or office hours 11 pouiblo 10 _6 1 am to 4pmand7pmto9pm 1 814-245 -6146 . Monday-Friday, Coli 814- COUNTRY MOBILE Home Firewood opllt, Racked & Tavern for sale in Middle· 446 - 2745 or loavo Park, Route 33 , North of delivorod *30 Iorge lood. Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call Call 614-446-9743 or 814port. 0 ·1, D-2. 0-3. Call message. 614-992-7479 . 448-7993. 614-992-9976 , Nicely furnished mobile homo. etf, apt .. central air Trailer apace available. Aqua 3 piece French Proventilll and heat in city, aduhs only. Vista Trailer Court in Syra· badroom furniture. t200 . 35 Lots & Acreage cuae. Call 614-992 -8867. Call 614-448-4413. Call 514-446 -0338. Lots for sale on land contract 2 bdr . apt .• good location, with small down payment . redecorated, utilities partly Cell 614 -388 -8711 alter 6. paid . Call 304-875-5104 or 304-675-6386 . 2 level lots for ~ale . Greer - - - - - - - -Rd. 7 miles from town. uuge 2 bdr. apt .. 2 bath, 304-875-5689 . fully carpeted, refrig . & atove. 11 Court St .. $326 mo ., ref. & dep . Call 814Renlals 448-4926. 54 DICK TRACY NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSH'S QUAL· ITY MOBilE HOME SALES . 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 . PHON E 614-4467274. Call 614-179-2798 . ''· Wednesday. October 16, 1985. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page 12 The Dail Sentinel FGTTKJ KTXP RVM.!W QN R ZV YTKOATi GCV; GFUNG ATJ V R (; lli. G .I PK N B N W .I OA.ll. LAW I.AW \1 V (. v . WKN C FVW . - RAW CG VXA Yeatenlay'o Crytoquote: m; WHO liAS IMAWNATION BUT NO KNOW.LEOG E HAS WINGS IIUT No FEET. - JOSEPH JOUBERT �Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Wednesday. October 16, 1985 Bond forfeitures total $900 Nixon appointed as arbitrator TORONTO (UP! ) - Major league baseball has ·turned to former President Richard Nixon, a sports fan , to arbitrate the pay dispute between umpires and team owners. Riehle Phillips, head of the wnptres' union, said owners and wnptres agreed on Nixon last Saturday, after wnplres agreed last Tuesday not to strtke, and instead take their dispute over post-season pay to arbitration. Phllllps called Nixon "a long-time friend of baseball, and a man who both sides can trust and have confidence ln." . J;londs on five charges totaling $000 were forfeited by Joseph Strassman, Dexter, In the court of Mld'dleport· Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Strassman forfeited $50 on a charg!! of running a stop sign, $200 for driving under suspension: .$450 for DWl ; $100 for possession of marijuana, and $100 for possession of a cont rolled substance. year. NIXon planned to meet with the two sides Ftiday or Saturday .at a site yet to be determined, AL spokeswoman Phyllis Merhlge said. Merhige-made the announcement Tuesday night before the Kansas City Royals' 5-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Last year, umptreswalkedoffthe job In the playoffs in a dispute over job security, fringe benefits and extra pay for officia tlng post -season ga mes. · That dispute was settled when Ueberroth agreed to act as mediator. Richard Levin, a spokesman for baseball Commlsloner Peter Ueberroth, said Nixon was the choice of both sides to resolve the disagreement, which arose after the division playoffs expanded from a best-offive to a best-of-seven format this Also forteltlng bonds were Roger · F. Dillard, Syracuse, $450for OWl;· Robert Kennedy, Rutland, $100, disorderly manner. Fined In the court were Herman L. Shane, Middleport, $425 and costs and 30 days In jail for DWJ,and$100 an costs, driving under suspension;· Tom Shufford , Middleport, $25 and costs, nooperator'sllcense; William Eakins, Mlnersvllle, $25 and costs, disorderly manner· ana ·; "$61 ~ry~Page • KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES at y ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING 618 EAST MAl N STREET POMEROY, OHIO 45769 The appointment of Nixon brings baseball the services of a man who Is often heralded for his dlplomatlc sklll,even If he Is most remembered for his political demise In the Watergate scandal. PH. (614) 992-7270 OUR SERVICES INCLUDE ARBITRATOR CHOSEN - Fonner President IUchard Nixon, '' II longtbne friend of baseball and a man both sides can trust," will arbltraU! a dispute betWeen umpires and the major leagues over post season pay, H was announced Tuesday. Nixon Is sh4!wn in the me pholo taking In a Mets-Cubs game. UPI. .- Computerized Accounting Internal Control Tax Planning Soles Analysis - Payroll Pro~essing Federal & State R!'ports Profit & Loss Statements Financial Statements ·-· . Vol.36, No.127 the last meeting, but Mayor Eber Plkens refused the request. Hubbard then resigned his position. Council authorized the company of J.& F . Contracting to build three hlghwal!s Inside village limits for the purpose of water control. Councilman Kenny Cundiff sug· gested that a grant should besought to cover costs of replacing faulty waterlines In the village. Council· man Blll Arnott will be writing to St. Rep. Jolynn Boster and Congress· man Clarence Miller seeking Information and assistance. Council also discussed the apparent vandalizin g of village p~operty The resignation of councilman Oris Hubbard was accepted at the October 3 meeting of Syracuse Village Council. Hubbard submitted his resignation following a disagreement over the mlnutey of the last meeting. Hubbard objected to the minutes as read, concerning council giving authorization to Robert Wingett, grant administrator, to prepare a grant proposal· for Community Develop,nent Block Grant funding through the Meigs County Commissioners, to Improve the · former Syracuse roadside park. Hubbard wanted to play a tape recording of Emergency squads answer eight calls • Meigs County Emergency Medi- loca ted at 12: 39 p.m. Tuesday. At cal Servtce reports that eight calls 11: 55 a. m., Pomeroy transported for assistance were answered by James Hall from Main St. to Dr. county units on Tuesday. James Conde'stffice. Tuppers At 3: 19a.m., Pomeroy was called Plains at 2: OJ p.m. went to Dewitt's to Long Hollow Rd. for Donald Hood Run for Esther!a Powell to Veterans to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. Rutland at 3: 15 Middleport at 6: ~a .m. was called to p.m. was called to an automobile Ash St. for Ethel Hatfield to fire on Homer Hill. Therewas motor Veterans Memorial Hospital. damage to the vehicle owned by Pomeroy was called at 7:38a.m. to Brian Gheen. And at 11: 11 p.m., 169 North Second for Pauline Srill to Pomeroy was called to VIllage Holzer Medical Center. At 10:10 Green Apartments for Michael a.m., tbe emergency and fire Hewitt who was taken to Veterans department units from Tuppers Memorial Hospital. Plains, Olive Township, Coolville, Veterans Memorial Chester and Racine assisted In a Admissions--Donald Hood, Pomesearch party on Bridle Trail Rd . In Olive Township, looking for Jacob roy ; Janice Cundiff, Mason; Ethel Hatfield , Middleport. · Cade. Cade was reported missing at Disch arges--Len~ Hooper. about 8 p.m. Monday night. He was THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS l ei ~· I AND I I MULLIN INSURANCE I COJIIISU!IIfR• Dent tf'lbir<U~ Vl)l<! deiler redt~m l~r l t!liJD~n ONlY ~ y P~ft~Urng t!.e Dr and ~~~lsr Md•,iii~O ~'"' •I~ <lit!!: dedutlt~ hom rtlltl ltl'•flfl or Cf CauoDn rnll~ t\U! Ill\ P'.~"XloiC~~ liotO tl HJH~I~ted IOl') ~~1~0' lorm ~r '10~D 0"011~ 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY SIO<! •!O!"'OI•On VO• Dav ;n1 ~~re ; 1.1. An1 ol~~· OHI u~! con~l• lu1e<; f•iuO Ll ~ ll COUPO~ PI~ Pli~OtAS£ DEALER, '!'0~1 •t!lemot•on ~'Q"'''~ tOm)l< lnce '"'n Pt.G Cou(lan A!QYP't mtnl! ~tll!d 10 1 !l fre~ t OP) h a<llble D• 11 P<Mg 10 PlltltUR .& G.Milf "5~ S11nnybroo1 C'"t'"""' OM•o £~1] 7 Seno D•®t•~ rede•mta tou~QI1S lo 1Jmtl'Jd1es 1 (;.l~h l'liue I IOO oiiC 5 (l,,, __ -.------------ ... ----.-. ' 8~ 10 CALL 992-3381 992-2342 ..._ PROCTER. GAMBLE ..~.- I 364000 I I I I I I r===========~===================================== (Continued_from page' I ) Williams, elementary. Dennis Musser was employed as a substitute mechanic. The board entered into a contract with the Meigs County Board of M e n t a I R e t a r d a t l·o n Developmental Disabilities for $47.71 a week for providing supportive home services for one student and Janice Curry was hired for tutorial services for one student at the rate of $10 an hour with a llmltatloOn of a maximum of fiv e hours a week. The board held an approxlmate40 . minute executive session shortly after the opening of tlle regular meeting. SOU'l11ERN QUEEN -Lori Adlllllll, daughter ol Mr. Wid Mrs. Bob CampbeU, Racine, reigns this week Ill! homecoming queen al Southem mp SehooL She Willi crowned during ceremonies last week at the Southem-Kyger Creek game. She was escorted by Sean Gnteser. Making up the court for the cniwnbtg ceremonies were Mandy HW, escorted by Charle llqlo; Kelly Rizer, escorted by Jlnlmy WoHe and 'l'herella BIDe. escorted by Kelly Gnteser, senior queen altendants; lepua Hart, junior, escorted by Tony Connolly; Dolly HW, SJphomore, escolted by Pete RouSI and Becky Evans, freshman, escorted by Chrlt Stout. Pete Sllam was rtnghearer Wid HBiary ~served as Dower girl. . ,&v~ Celeste outlines steps to avoid abuses Leaf pickups In Middleport will begin on Monday, Oct. 21. Residents are asked to rake their leaves to the curb In front of their homes and they will be picked up by the village street dep artment. COLUMBUS - Gov. Richard Celeste Wednesday outlined a series of steps he said would help avoid abuses In personnel policy and awarding contracts. • Although Celeste released a report that \;ought to refute allegations raised In a series d. articles, he issued orders: - ProhlbltlngCabinetandpersonnel officers from accepting or asking for voting records of people applying for classified jobs with Ihe state. -Requiring Cabinet officers to meet with associations representing businesses tbal receive state con-· tracts Ia review admln!Siratlon policies on how contracts are approved. -Setting up a PI'QC~re AUCTION RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER OCTOBER 19 7:00 P.M. Something For Everyone PATWIL PROGRESS 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Centl A Multimedia lnc. Newspaper at the Syracuse Community Picnic tha t especia lly In rural areas, fire Park tform er state roadside park 1: department s would take up most r1 Salisbury Township, $9997 for road a county's allocated funds if fi re paving; Lebanan Townshi p. department rpquest.s were consi$21,785.95 for road paving. dered priority. Three non-priority applications . Commissioners also quest!oned Included those of the Rutland FirP Bill regarding the s ubstltutio~ofone Department, $18,439for updated fire project for another after the final equipment; Orange Township Fire proposal is accepted by the stateDepartment, $20,00Jfor a fire truck; In case a project would fall through Scipio Township Fire Department, . forsomereason. BU!sa ldshedidnot $lll,OOl for a fire truck. think changes could be madedurtng Commissioner David Koblentz the first six to eight months of the questioned Bill as to why fire funding period. After that time, equipment Is categorized non· substllutlons would still be questionpriority while park equipment Is able due to the time factor. All classified prlotity, CDBG projects must be completed Bill said the state sees park by the end of December 1986. Buckeye Hills will now review the rehabilitation as more of a benefit to the community and low and 10 applications to choose those moderate Income people which which wlll be submitted to the state CDBG funding was designed to In the county's final application. target , whereas, a volunteer fire A second publlnneetlng on the department Is considered a public CDBG funding will be held 1 p.m. (Continued on page 12) service entity. She also pointed out leaving the county with $93,060 for county projects of which, $55,Bro ll)USI be u~ for what the Ohio Department of Development terms "priority" projects, while $37,200 must be u~ fm· "non-ptiprlty" projects. This equals out lo bea6(H() spilt In the funding, as specified by CDBG regulations. Seans applications Bill, who scanned the applications In order tO give t&e commission an Idea which projects would be eligible, said that all 10 look eligible. She pointed out that seven oft he 10 applications are ' ptiorlty. Those seven Include Mlddlepo11 Village's request of SlO,ixJofor rennovat!on of the depot building at the Diles' Park; Pomeroy Village, Sll.OOJ for slip repair on Union Ave.; Rutland Vlllage, $17,340 for road paving; Racine Village, $5952.66 for parkrecreation equipment; Syracuse Village, $700> for restroom facilities Boster introduces early retirement bill ~I Leaf pickup begins Meigs Board By NANCY YOi\CHAM Sentinel staff writer ~ Meigs County Commissioners and Greg Roush, r1 Roush Construe· tion Co, Syracuse, Wedoesday signed a $94,782 agreement for construction of an addition to the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service building on Mulberry Heights. · Roush said he will be starting the job by the first of the week. The company has untO Feb. 14 to complete the expansion. Mary BetlJ Bill, of Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development Dls.trlct, was present to obtain the county's 10 appUcatlons for Community Development Block Grant funds. Meigs County Is eligible for $103,400of the state's fiscal year 1985 CDBG funding. Of that amount, 10 percent Is earmarked for the adrnlnistra tlve costs of the funding, which hasthat beensuch occurring recently, statlng bebavlor will r----- - - - - - - -L---- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - notsbe tolerated. Anyone caught committing acts of vandalism wUI be appropriately fined, council said. A perm it or garbage service with! the village was Issued by council to Henry Eblin. Trick or Treat night In Syracuse was set for October 31, from 6:30 to 7:30p.m. The next meeting of councpl will be October 24, at which zlme all ordinances and emergency m,_ea-_ sures for the village will 'btf reviewed. Present for the council meeting were Jack Williams, Buddy Cuniff, Oris Hubbard, Kenny Cundiff, Bill Amott and Ernie Sisson, members; Mayor Eber Pickens; Janice Lawson, clerk-treasurer; and Robert Wingett, grant a dministra tor. DOWNING-CHILDS enttne Building contract signed . . -- I I • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. October 17, 1985 Copyrighted 1986 ~ · Hubbard resigns Syracuse councilman's post 12 state workers to file confidential ~omplalnts against their superiors with the bi-partisan Ohio Ethics Commission. -Asking the Ohio Highway Patrol to Investigate two workers accu~ of pressuring co workers for cash political contributions. In a related move, Celeste asked theOhloHighwayPatroltoexamine charges that Morris Tipton,' depu ty director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, ordered a state worker to shred potentially incrlml· natlng st1l te records last month. The governor also Issued an order that all shredders unncessary for state goverrunent be scrapped or sold. He said he learned this week that the state bas ll9 shredders and was "stunned the news." Legislation allowing public agen· cles to offer early retirement Incentive plans to employees be· longing to the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) has been Introduced by State Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-Gallipolis. The House bill would permit state or local goverrunents, public universities or any other PERS employer to desigl).a plan forpurchaslng.upto five years of service credit lor employees In order to encourage retirement. Boster's bill includes a provision to require that retirement Incentive plans be offered whenever the sta te decides to close a mental health fac ility, developmental center, or , prison - or when signlflcanllayoffs In any public agency are planned . Boster, who chairs the House Select Committee on Delnstltutlonallzation, said the provision is intended to protect long-term employees, lor whom retraining and placement Is often most dlff!cult · follOwing hospital closings or widescale layoffs. Boster ·added that add it lonal concerns of lnstltu!on employees will be addressed in thecomm!ttee's report and recommendations, which will be completed In the next few weeks. "State law already allows school districts and universities to set up early retlrpment Incentive plans for teachers and school employees who belong to the STRS and the SERS. PERS members have been waiting for the same opportunity," Boster said. "It's Int ended as a way for public agencifs to save money on wages whlle giving benefits to k>ng-term employees. Private Industry has used EFU plans, particularly in rECenl years. quite successfully," she added. Boster Int roduced a similar measure In the summer of 1984, but there was not sufficient time for It to move through the legislative process before the end oft be legislative session. "In retrospect, It's probably good that there wasn't time for the bill to pass last year. because since that time, I' ve received literally hundreds of letters and phone calls from people with questions or suggestions about the blll,andwe'vP spent a lot oftlmeandeffon In trying to address those questions and Incorporate many suggestions Into lix' new draft," Boster ex pl ained. (Continued on page 12) JacksQn officials deciding how to divide funds JACKSON - Jackson County Commissioner Ed Michael says he hopes to reach a sett lement tonight oncout1ordersforcountyfunds,and to decide tomorrow how much to give each county department of the $140,000 received from the sale of county land . Commissioners meet tonight with Common Pleas Judge Thomas Mitchell, Probate-Juvenile Judge Thomas DeLAy and Municipal Judge Roy Gil Wand: The judges Issued an order last month for commissioners to provide as extr, $57:0IXI for offices deemed necessary for the court 's yesterday. operations. They lat er ordered Michael said he is In favor of commissioners to provide $1B,910 a llott lng enough money to reopen extra for the board of eleetions, but the county jall and to provide the rest commissioners only a !lotted $10,910. of the money ordered to hold the The county's nearly depleted Nov._5electlon. Thecountyranout of general fundwas revived Tuesday money for nearly all employees paid when the Jackson City School paid by the g!!neral fund , although come the county $140,00) for a 24-acre continued to work for free or were parcel r1landformerly used for the paid by private donations. county nursing home. The district Commissioner Marvin Keller Intends to use the land for a new high said he wants tosaveabout$25,f00of school or middle school. the land sale proceeds for next yea r. "I think lfwe goalongwlthmost of Michael said, however, "We'll be the CQurt order, they(the judges) · lucky to make It last through the end wUI release us," Michael said of this year." Keller vowed yesterday to q>poSI' effons to restore county services beyond a minimum leveL Keller has l'('pcated ly vot('(). against an emergency cou nty sak•s tax, which Michael and Commissioner Ed Davis suppo11 . An emergency tax requires a unanlm· ous vote by commissioners. County voters will decide Nov. o on two sales tax Issues: one asking a 1 percenl tax fort he rest fo 1985, thr other asking for a permanent 1 ]X : cenl tax beginning In Janua1y. ~--------~~~----------------~---------------- - ' Here's Some Good News!!! / . WE HAVE THREE NEW SERIES OF HOMES THE CUSTOM SERIES We have 5 differ111t homes in this series with over 6 differ111t floor plans and tools to choose from. THE FREEDOM II •952 1q. ft. •34'1" 121'0" •2 btdro..., front tt H<k sptit lewtl •AidiUonaf space lowtt' .....1 ..,, ..... ft. ... FllEEOOM II• THE DELUXE SERIES This series has' 13 different homes with over 65 floor plans and various style fronts from which to choose. THE LANCASTER II tt: ol , 100 sq. •·44'0"126'0'' •J.w-oomsplt lt¥11 •AcWitilnal lpact loww ln.J U6 S41· ft. THE PRESIDENTIAL SERIES Our Presidential Series has 6 differ· ent homes with over 10 different floor plans and different style fronts. THE JACKSON II 016'' " 132'0" •2,07114 h. •l or 4......, two-stOry .wll ~., ••..._. f-arp• The great tasting·diet bread OUTSTANDING FEATURES IN MOST HOMES •Redesianod kit•hen cabinets with more usaful •tora&e spm, in<ludinl luy susans, usin&oll, hickory, aih end maple woods stalnt<lln variou• shades, •Recteslinod bathrooms with •lllturiMI marble vanity tops ang 10 year warrontect , Owens Comin1 Fiberclas tub. some baths also hove slylithts. everyo~~'s noticin~! •Siyli&hts i"Aiuminum columns on pQrtic:os. •••••••••$.•t,·.s·o··F·R··E··E-FRii-ii-----~~· •Completely •lad lnsulatiMI windows •5-Ym wallantt<l mpetincond vinyl. •Enero Shields •Footn Drains WITH PURCHASE OF INDIVIDUAllY HANICRAFllD ON YOUR LOT IY LOCAL CRAFTSMEN . MODEL HOME & OFFICE OPEN WEEKDAYS 1-9; SAT. 10-6 s.UN•.•B_.A~o-int•m•••nt. . . . . ._.., L.......................... Ll,PHT . I I I oornp!ltd or Oltllf. An1 Oilier apphCUon CDntlllul .. flllld. Veld lf l>fl)hfb•l~ I rued or Cuh ••tu.. HiQI. m1il '""po" ,, ,,., '" .. "' '"' NOTE TO DEALER '"" purcoaw p11c• or Na1ur•·• ow, I.IQI'I!&rMd, FOI' uctl caupon ~ou tccept" our tuthorlled tglll'lt. ""'• will PIV ycu 20t l)!uiiH fDr tlandllniJ, prol'iOtd YOI! and y~r ¥1MILE NORTH OF 1-77 (1114) 37 4-4344 II NATURE'S .OWN 1· WOOD HANDRAILS AND BAlltSTERS IN CERTAIN MOD. NEWPORT PIKE, MARlEnA, OH. NEW · ., :.so 7 I;~ , , ., o·5 M .UI; cu11omert 11111e a g rot rl~led wlth 11tt ttrmt to Ftowera lndutlrlM.IftC. P.O Bo~ lowe 52734 ~ !hi& To~ 1m CllntOt, 1 1 Nature's Own Light and Nat1,1re's Own Bread Try delicious new Nasure·s Own Light and also any ol our other • Nature's Own varieties. Then send us four proof-or-purchase seats from Nature's Own bread wraps, along with your name and address on a 3' • 5'' piece of while paper. NOTE: AT LEAST ONE OF THE PROOFOIFG· PUTRCRHEASDE W SE~IILS Ml UST BE FRo0nMgNo~:,~A$iU·sRO Et'Sowar owd N L H 8 A . e ma1 vou a coup your ne~et purchase of fresh fruit. Mail your "Free Fwit" seals and your "' d dd 1 name a n a ress a: Nature's Own Fruit Refund • P.O. Box 271 • Norcrou; Ga 30091 orrer eJOplrM No• 16, 1985 Raquut must M postmar)led no laler than No.,. :10. 1965 Otter votd whtrt pr0f11bi1td or r811tlt1t<l by raw PftMt tllow 1ht to e•gl'1t W&elll for Olllrvery .1 I 1 I II · I I I ----------------------·-----------------------~ '· FIRE PREVENTION - These students ol the Middleport Elementary School have cloDars In their pockets as wlnnen of the annual lire prevention week poster conleH sponsored by the Middleport Vohmleer Fire Department. Flnt place roetve no cll!lh prizes and llecond place, Sfi, Shown ~fl to right are Bob Glbnore and IMwey Horton, councU members and Judges along with Mayor Fred Ht>ffman and J\Uen Lee King; Fire Chief Jeff Darst, Tom Cremeans, most orlglnal.l'lltry; Sberry Michael, second place; MegWJ Evans and James Gmeser, tied lor first place; /\dam Wyatt, lfaders; Sam CowWJ, SOO>nd place; Adam Wyatt, f(n;t; third April llaUt·y, SOO>nd; Alison Gerllu!h, ftrst, SOO>nd lfade; Michael Parker, first , Rrst gTade; Soolt Sellers, seoond; Jason Nelgler, ftrsl, kbtder,;arten. Andy Pickens, ·second place wbmer In the ·first lfade was not present. .. ' � 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. 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