https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/be7bbcbb20e07bd5776619e754d4ee93.pdf c2b6147df282aa75b2cc28428dd760e5 PDF Text Text OUR GENERIC DRUGS Can Save You Money • Generic drugs can generally be purchased from the manufacturer at a lower coat than . 200Sh. .tt ,,. ·-· __ _ ,_......,, $27 99 . paper '200 sheets 10'/,x8 BATH SCALES ~Soviets No• .1110 Gillette .· . · ......t . ~ handy scraper"& ciJ~ . ' Gill.tte widget llancty tc:raper I · cutter. · A unique · household device Ideal for cutting and trlni· mingl almost anything. · .. · IESTWEU PET BED Eight Japanese jet Interceptors scrambled today when at least seven Soviet bombers appeared off the northwest coast of Japan, In the general area where a S9uth Korean je\llner was.·shot down. ' .. A Japan Deferise Agency ·otf!claJ said he dld not know Whether the Soviet planes were part of a llve-flre exercise begun by Soviet warshlps today near where a Sovll!t jet fighter shot down the jet with 269 people aboard two weeks ago. · · Thedefenseofflclal, whoreque$tedanonymlty, told 'reporters In Tokyo that the Soviet Backfire and Badger bombers were flrsl tracked 140 miles west-northwest o! Hokkaldo, Japan's northernmost Island. . . . .. He said the Japanese Interceptors scrambled and followed them for 370 miles, to a point about 100 miles northwest of Japan's Sado Island before returning to base. . The official said there was no vlolallon o! Japanese airspace, no encounter between the Interceptors and the bombers, and that It was the JOOth time this year · that Japanese jets scrambleddurlngafllght by Soviet ·warplanes. Meanwhile, Uoyd's of London and other Insurers paid Korean Air Lines $26.8 mUllon today lor the downed Boeing 7fT - about ~arters of the Insured value of the plane. Tbe rest of.the amount Is ' . Insured by a South Korean .eompany. , . . . A Maritime Safety Agency offtclalln Wakkanal, Japan's northenunost city, said the Soviet shelling exercise began In waters west of the Uny Island of Moneron, 55 miles to the north. 1be Korean Air Lines plane Is belleved to have crashed nearby after being struck with a missile Sept. 1, and the 2m people on board are presumed dead. In other developments, the United States on Monday demanded compensation from Moscow. for · the 61 Al!lerlcans kUied Iii the plane attack, European pOols boycotted !llghts to the Soviet capital, and 13 of the 16NATO governments got ready to bar the Soviet alrUne Aero!lot from their airports. In Tokyo, the Japanese Foreign Mlnlstly con· firmed a Self Defense Agency analysis that the ' ' Buckeye briefs • Na.1166 1laconlk ~~~~lack Nolt*lg .... llacb up to •. !ODAC- Colmie enlorcer 5 v," action ligures and accessodes each sold separately. ,~;;~! l Proffitt's office has confiscated about 500 plants In the last threie months - Including 100 plants durtng the weekend. That Is down "s1gnlflcanUy" from last year, a departmeni spokeswoman said. Proffitt also credits Iilli ~ent's extensive search and seizure operations for a deCline In the county's pot crop. • 1 YOUR CHOICE $39~ Possible indictments coming •a•• LOGAN, Ohio - Hocking County Prosecutor Chris Veldt says a grand jury could meet before the end of the month to rev1ew evidence and possibly return Indictments In the Todd Schultz-Annette Johnston murder lnvestlgat¥ln. Veldt wouldn't pinpoint the date of the proceedings. The mutilated bodies of the two Logan teenagers were found a year ago this October. : 40 Piece 1/4" & 3/8" Drive COMBINATION SOCKET· SET ' I I ALSU PAGE . Celeste will open new highway ...... FliT . . ~ . Oltalnn'Praruaalklearlllllllllllll .... •... .......... ... otrJIIII atil I Ja~ ; . · ""'· Heevr %.' conatructlen. In.:; cludtnt .. ...,to '""lire,......,,.., on tl\e Cold forged hardened and tempered. Fully polithed and triple chrome plated. $3'' Will .. . .., PORTSMOUTH, Ohio ..:. Gov. Richard Celeste, Lt. Gov. Myrl Shoemaker;"slate House Speaker Vern Riffe and state Rep. Harry Mallo!! will be on hand Wednesday to open another stretch of the Appalachian Highway through southern Ohio. Ceremonies will be held In Sardinia In Brown County. The state offlclals wUI then travel the nev;ly-completed 17·mlle stretch for a ribbon-cutting at Seaman 1n Adams County, with the help of elementary school children who dld the groundbreaklng on the pro~ last year. The $25 mUUon, four-lane stretch completes the Appalachian Highway from Cincinnati to Albany In Athens County. """· . $3'' ' Signature collection begins , . COLUMBUS, Ohio - DIY ROISTEI PUIITS First Alert· POWERFUL RECHARGEABL LIGHT 0 LASTS MORE THAN 2'h HOURS PER FULL CHARGE ALWAYS CHARGED AND READY EASY TO FINO WHEN NEEDED ...,'" """""'"i2 The group seeking to raise Ohio's beer-drinking age from 19 to 21 has started colleCting the extra signatures needed to put Slate Issue 1 on the Nov. 8 ballot. Lawyers for lhe caalllion, meanwhile, said they will take steps Wednesday to restore about lS,<XXlslgnatures ruled lnvaUd by boards of election In some of Ohio's iargl'r counties. rumas READY·LITE. 1 S.Ctktn, 10 Pagtt 20 Centt A Multlm•fla Inc. N.w1paper doomed jumbo jet was In the alr for more than 12 minutes after a heat-seeking missile struck one or more of Its four engines. Last week the agency had said Its radar Indicated the plane crashed after three minutes. A headless body that washed up on Japan's northernmost coast was believed to be from the plane. · Since last Tiurl-sday, pollee and flshennan have found · a child's body, a Caucastan woman's torso, five chunks o! human flesh and more than 450 pleces of clothing and other Items from the plane. Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe today announced a two-week cancellation of all clvU alr flights between Japan and the Soviet Union to protest Soviet "lack of sincerity" 1n accounting for the downing of the airliner. . The ~rean Air Lines Boeing 747 was shQI,down by Soviet jet flghteQ after It flew over the s6uthern Ups ot both Sakh8iln and the Kamchatka Peninsula; where the Soviet military maintains sensltlve naval, missile and submarine bases. At the United Nations In New York on Monday, the Soviet Union, supported by Poland, vetoed a Security CouncU resolution deploring the attack. Four of the 15 council members abstained and nine approved the measure. In Seoul, the South Korean government today denounced the Soviet veto as "brazen-faced" and said It once again proved the "Umlt In the tuncllon" of the council because of the veto power enjoyed by permanent ctiuncu pu!m!Mlrs: · · . · · · : .: South Korea also expressed thanks for the "friendship and cooperation" of the countries that voted for lhe resolution. In a communique winding up his foW'-day vlslt to South Korea, King Hussein of Jordan today denounced the Soviet attack as "Inhuman" and called for the world community to make sure It never happens again. The u.s. demand that the Sovli!ts compensate for ·1 the deaths of !he AmeriCan passengers was presented ID Washington by John H. Kelley, an acting assistant ·· secretary of state, to Oleg Sokolov. second-ranklilg member of the Soviet Embassy staft. Sokolov refUsed to accept lt. Home cOnstruction plans aired which officials hopetostage lnlleu of trlck or treat night. ' Mrs. Martha Slater, Hudson St. Plans for ihe construction of 19 resi:lent, met with council to Inquire new homes on village owned as to the status of property line property across from Hartinger research planned for that street. She Park were presented by Mayor was told that a title search of Fred Hoffman at Monday's vUiage property Is to beconducted. It should be completed by the next council COUIICil session. Plans prepared by David Reiser, meejjpe. ~~said the Athens architect, showfourtypesof . villagewlllcutweedsgrowlngalong homes on the approximate , five the street. Counctl approved ' the report of acres of land In the lower part of the Mayor Hoffman showing receipts of town. The houses contain between $67921n fines and fees for the month !OJ and 1100 square feet and some of August. are one story and some two story. Public heaRIA: held Prices range frml $37,500 to$42,<m. Last night's meeting seJVed as a Mayor Hoffman noted the Fanners .Home Administration has allocated public hearing on an appUcation for $840,<m for constructkln loans In the an Ohio Department of Economic location. He said whether home Development grant which would owners would be required to buDd provide moneys for businesses one of the four types of homes In the which would commlt to adding nevt Reiser plans would be a matter of employment In the community. The decision for council. Hoffman said maximum amount under . such several residents have expressed grants Is $350,!XXJ, Mayor Hoffman Interest ' In homes In the nev; locatton. Block party plans Dr. Craig Mathews, general Meigs Local School Dlstrtct · chalnnan of the upcoming block teachers Monday voted to approve a party to be staged by the Middleport new contract which will run untO Chamber o! Commerce on Sept. 24, met with council and revlevted January, 1985. The contract wUI have to be briefly plans for the event. He asked that Coal Sl be blocked off a day approved by the district's board of prior to the party so that a stage educatkm, but the board Is not where musical entertalnment will expected to act on the measure untO be provided throughout the day can Its regular meeting next Tuesday. Also It was reported that during a be put Into place. He assured council that the Middleport Chamber will five hOUr session Monday night with assist with !be Halloween party representatives of the non-certified Selltlllel!llaff POMEROY, Ohio- Meigs County Sheriff James Proffitt says the dry weather may be one reason his deputies haven't harvested as much Ulegal marijuana this year. · ·.~4'' Stylisti wicker design. Complete >l(ith polyfoam cushion. Non· . allergenic, mildew· proof, and woshable. 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Tilt quick ..., WIY to monitor • Flower show winners Letter on P .2 ...... m MD.. _ O.tcK ·•EAD IOTEBOOI FILLER PIPER . •• Cancer help available brand names. Because they cost us le11, they cast you I••• too. Ask your doctor about generics. He is in th'e position to make the correct evaluation when the right drug for your rticular need. Ask our Pharmacist about the nrioo• diH41re,ne~t. said several businesses might be Interested In the highly competitive program from an application stand· point, the mayor reported. Appllca· tlons must nm between $5,000 and $6,<m for each new job to be offered In order to be competitive In the aP.Plleallons flied, he stated. Hof· !man said four businesses which would employ from 3(). to 35 people are Interested til the program and that Kim Shields, coiisultant to the vlllage,lsworklngontheappllcatlon which must be flied by Sept. 23. The mayor Hoffman was authorlz.ed to flle an application If enough commlttments from businesses are obtalried. Mayor Hoffman reported an application has also been fUed with the Ohio Department o! Economic Development for a $229,000 publlc works grant. This 'would provide jobs for26peop1e In construction and related jObs. This could tie In with the development of a housing Teachers accept new contract personnel of the district and a federal mediator there was an agreement reached on a two year contract for tbooe employes. Members of the Meigs Chapter of the Ohio Association of Public Employes wUI meet to vote on that measure Wednesday evening. Coniracts of teachers and non· certlfled personnel of the district expired the end of August. Lawyers will flle protests with several county boards of elecllon, complaining that signatures and petltlons were disallowed when they should have been approved. The caalllion fell 21,073 signatures short ofthE!335,6T.ln€eded to put . the Issue on the ballot. LASER ILIIIK VIDEO CASSEnE TAPES 16 0.. State board opposes repeal COLUMBUS, Ohio - The state Board of Education has passed a resolution opposing November ballot Issues 2 and 3. · The ISsues would repeal the recenl90 pereent Increase In the state lname tax and would make It harder for lawmakers toenactturther Increases. . The board also approved a ffonnula for distributing $3.9 mlwon In Generaf Assembly appropriations for continued funding of lnstnlctlonal televlslon. Under the form1J]a, each of the eight nonpro!ll instiuclional televlsim corporalio091n Ohio will get a baslc$98,1500, plus$43,1mfor each safeWte a station m\111 WJe. Each corporation will also aet additional money according to the nmnber of pupUs It serves . IEIIIUS WIIP wn 1m VHS $8'' .. t. '6'' Man killed in logging accident APPLE GROVE - A 62-year-old Albtmy, Oblo, man wu prnnnouyw! dead on arrival at Pleatmt Valley Hc8p11a1 by Malon County Medical Examiner Dr. Jolm Grubb followlaC. a ital"l accident In Apple Grove Monday at 12: 32 p.m., the Malon County Sherlt!'s Department reported. A spokeaperloo for the department said Dana Hetbet t Bailey was p!'OIICJtUICed deld 011 arrival at PVH. BaJJey bad been Cllttlna Umber m tbe Pl!te Wood propesty m Cannel Ridge wbl!ll tbe acddent occurred, tile lberllr'l depu1mellt aald. - ·------------....1-~ .• llaiOOL BALL PA'DtOL Stdeea llftlt llld lllldlt pMin II ..., I Jl:7emeiUr7 I•P 7 u JllmNaolt!le...,..lldpllrolllt!le• '\V-'IItt o1 . . Alhllor o1 . , pwp 11 Daana · W1ft- .. rna F: ·-WI!,BliP.,.., • Patlwluwnl aah'+t,WIIattp&are,llnt ,_, c..rpl'1kqi 11nik. -- ---·- ·- -- ---------....-...-.-----,, rro. -M- - - · - - - -- hul VIIIICoaMY; _,_, .-, Billy DoczF, Eric Wt1771er, Bobby lMnber&, TIIDr MIPPer, Apr!! Grover; lldrdrow, Alben v.,.r_.,, Lee'a ,....... K!nt'Ebi!D, Amy l o l - bM*, Terra lk •• IDIJ¥4!1', capt .... Dolllla "-11. ..... Mike JI1Dk, u. Ama KeviD '1'\VIOr. ,..._---·--··· -- ... j construction program on the acreage adjacent to the Hartinger Park, the mayor said. No obJecllons A meeting of !be recreation commission was set for Thursday evening and council voiced no objection tothetransferofaD-1and D-211censefromthenarneofEugene McKinney to Mary Ann Hoffman at Big Mack's Scoreboilrd on N. Second Ave. Need for astreetllghtat thealleybetweenCoalandRaceSts. will be checked out. Mayor Hoffman pointed out during each year numerous transfers musl be made from the general fund of the town to the street maintenance fund, thereby cutting down general fund monies. There Is a need to Increase the lnCQITie Into the street m81ntenance fund so that the general fund would be In better condition. Hoffman asked council members to study the possibility of Invoking a $5 permissive auto (Continued on. page 6) . Emergency food money arrives here CHESHIRE - Emergmcy fOOd money for poor and unemployed people In Gallla and Meigs counties has been received by Gallla·Melgs Community ActlonApncy. A CAA spokesperson said the money will meet urgent needs for the area's poor and Increase their purchastna power for food. Proof ol e11g!blllty will be deter· mlnedbypovertylncomeguldellnes at 125 pei-cent of poverty level or proof of unemployment, the spokes· penon said. 1be agency said It's believed approximatelY 119 farnUies 1n the two counties will receive benefits through thelssulngoftoodvouchers. Funds are llm1ted to $5,9'10 lor Meigs County and $6,921 for Gailla ~- Food vouchers will be Issued only to people who can prove a need or to the unemployed. Sidney Edwards, CAA executive director, said the money was made available under a federal emerl!,eiCY a.sslslance program, The money wudlstrlbuted to the state If providers could be lndentlfled. Edwards said the money Is applicable to other areas In asslsltlng the poor, but said the local agency opted to provide funda for food "We've had an abundance of people lining up at oor GallipoUs office requestlng _assistance," Ed· Wtll'dl said. "I don't know how word getaouuotasl" AppllcatiCllla for nearly $2,<m Of the allotmeDI have been accepted by the agency, he reported. People In need of this kind of lllllltaDce are uraed to contact CAA's0utreachoftlcesat446-06llln f'.alllpolll and 99'J.51Di In Pomeroy. ·-~·-----·--··~----- -- ·---------------·--··-·..c..-s...- •• · ----·--- -----·- �--Tuesdcoy, September I3, 1983 Commentary I ll Court Mret't l'omt>roy, Ohio DEVOTE)) TO THE I~ TEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASOS AREA ll?,a l!tii~ ~L..--w-1 r""T"'e;i!!d·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI Puhllsht'r 1\~slstant . BOB HOEFLICH WASHINGTON - Let me ask you to look back, 1f you will, to a period of about eight days In December 1982, when The Washing· ton Post led an attack against members of the board of llirectors of the Legal Seovlces CofPOratiori. The attack had all the trappings of an artU!ery barrage - smoke and fire and thunderous noise. Whlle It lasted, the assault was deafening. This was the substance of the Post's news stories and editorial comment - that the 10 board members appointed by President Reagan early In 1982 were a bunch or hlghblnders feeding at tbe public trough; that the Reagan appointees had been pulling down "fat lees" for their services: that these fees were collected at a rate "at least twice as large as those paid to any previous board.'' There were juicy tidbits and sidebars. The Post centered Its fire on board chairman WUllam F. Harvey: He had turned In an expense account for driving to Washington from his home In Indianapolis; the Post thought he DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nt!Wfi Editor American Nt>W!lipal)er Publlsherw As!ioclation. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are Wl'lt.'OmPd. They MouJd he les.10 than :100 wnrd.o; lort«. AU leltero~ are ~uhjNi to editing and must be signed with name, addrt>s8 and telephone number. No unsigned letwrw will bt• puhl~hed . Letters should be in good l.a.ste, addn!K~. _not should have traveled by air Instead. The Post huffed with outrage at a bUl Harvey had submitted for cab fares. The Post, breathing beavily, charged that Harvey had finagled the election as LSC' president of his former student and protege, Donald F. Bogard, and had rewarded Bogard with a sweetheart contract of unprecedented generosity. The contract included a clause that gasp! - covered dues for Bogard in a private club of his choice. on the poor." .. pt~ND~IUes. Verywell.Allthis,aslsay, wasln mid·December of 1982, just as the 97th .Congress was ending its lame-duck session. The Post's barrage served a tactical purpose: It diverted attention from a "contin· uing resolution" affecting the Legal Services . Corporation that other· ..wise might have been exanilned . critically. The effect of tbe resolu· t!OQ was to freeze LSC <;ontracts lor ·· two years, . thus . preventing ally board and any president from imposing any s1gnlf!cant reforms. The Reagan appointees, never having been confirmed bY the Senate, were going out of offlce; they were too busy defending themselves from charges tliat they were, in a word, crooks. The stage ·for a heated battle over leadership The pending retirement of Senate Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., ~·Tenn .. has set the stage for a heated battle over his leadership post, eilen though control of the next Senate won't be decided until November 1984. A clear favorite to succeed Baker has yet to emerge, though his term expireS in January 1985 and he announced monihs ago that he wouldn't seek ~lectlon. RePublicans have been the majority in the Senate since early 1981, but Democrats are making a major effort to regain control of the chamber \.': next year - a feat that would require a net gain of slx seats. · ~ '\' Republicans in the Senate are mindful of the possibility of losing control of ·the chamber- to the Democrats, a factor that may haVe kept GO.P · interests from !~using trio closely on the leadershlp race. GOP Senate oources said Senate Majority Whip Ted Stevens, R·Aia8ka - the earliest-declared candidate to succeed Baker as majority leader lf Republicans retain control in 1984 and as mlnorlly leader lf they don't -is WASHINGTON - President mately responsible for the assassi· encountering major problems In drunun1ng up support for his candidacy. Reagan wiD be risking his llfe 1f he na.Uon of Aquino. Stevens, often caustic and hot·tempered, may not have the abillty _to insists on going ahead with his If this Is Indeed the case- and the smooth ruffled egos and seek middle-ground positions needed for the top scheduled November vtsit to the State Department has not made Senate job, some key Senate Republicans are suggesting. Phllippines, State Department in· public its judgment on the matter slders warn. "Ted Stevens feels that he has an obligation to run for the post. Many yet - diplomats feel it would be wish he wouldn't. It seems doubtful that he'll get it," said one top Senate The U.s. Embassy In ManOa has politically unwise for Regan to visit Republican who did not wish to be identlfied. received several death threats the PbUipplnes. The spectacle of Stevens, now the No. 2 Republican In the Senate leadership lineup, Is against Reagan. Though many of Reagan literally embracing Mar· likely to face spirited opposition from either sen. James McClure of Idaho these threats have come in ano- cos would outrage those who blame nymous telephone calls to the the Philippine dictator lor the or Richard Lugar of Indiana. McClure has been quietly telling colleagues for some time that he'd be . embassy, top Slate Department murder of his foremost political interested In the job. "McClure may start from the strongest power base of officials are not shrugging them off rival. anyone," said one Senate GOP Insider. "Right now, he has to be considered as mere crank calls. Marcos Is not only unpopular but My associate Lucette Lagnado In poor health, they point out, and the front·runner." Lugar has not actively been lining up support as of yet but could develop has learned that the death threats sooner or later he wiD pass from the began IUterlng Into the embassy scene. It's not at aU certain this his Into a strong candidate once the 1984 elections are over, senior Senate Republicans contend. Currently, he Is said to be preoccupied with his job as after the assasslnallnn of Phlllppine wife, Imelda, or anyone else would chairman of the Senate Republican Campaign Conunlttee, which provides opposition leader Benlgno Aquino be able to keep the regime In power. financial and technical help to GOP Senate candidates around the nation. on Aug. 21. In · addition to tbe If the opposition eventually suc· Sen. Robert Dole, R·Kan .. and Sen. Pete V. Domenlcl, R-N.M., are also 'I"Onymous phone calls, opposition ceeds In gaining power, Reagan's leaders have warned prtvately that . suppOrt for Marcos following the mentioned as possible contenders for the top Senate GOP post. Dole, an unsuccessful 198! GOP presidential contender, has not radical factions may be forming Aquino assassination wiD be likely "suicide squads" to klli Reagan 1f discouraged such talk. "I'm not disinterested," he says. to produce a backlash against the he visits the Philippines. United States. The situation, some Besides the physical danger to State Department otflclals fear, Reagan, several State Department woUld be like that In Iran after the experts offer another reason they overthrow of the shah, who was for believe the president should cancel years the darling of Washlngton. his November visit: They are Even· 1f tbe marcos regime was convinced that Phlllpplne Pres!· not directly responsible for the dent Ferdinand Marcos was ulti· Aquino mufC!er, the Incident points • in the fifth by Darryl Strawberry. It was the 24th for the roolde outfielder and his 66th RBI in 1M games. It also extended his hitting streak to 10 games. Owens said he went to Holland for the ninth Inning because Denny told the manager he had had enough. Cubs 8, Expooo 0 In Chicago, Dick Ruthven pitched a lour·hitler and Keith Moreland drove In two runs and had two key hits in a seven-run sixth Inning as tbe Cubs beat .Montreal. Ruthven, 12·11, struck out four and walked none to record his fourth complete game and snap a personal three-game losing streak againSt the Expos. Montreal's Steve Rogers, 17-10. took the loss, his first against Chicago In five decisions. Moreland drove In Chicago's first run In the third with a grounder. Moreland trtggered the seven·run sixth with a double and capped it with an RBI single, Pirates 7, Caniinals 5 . In Pittsburgh, Brian _Harper hit a two-run pinch single In the sixth as the Pirates rallied from a three-run deficit to defeat St. Loull;. The Cardlnals had taken a 3-{) lead In the first, ending the 28-lnning consecutive scoreless streak of Lee Tunnell, 9-5, on an RBI slolgle by George Hendrick By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer If not for Jobn Denny, Phlladelphla PhUlles Manager Paul Owens thinks his team "would be planning for nextlyear" by now. As It Is, tbe PhiD!es are In first place In the National League East after Monday night's 2-1 victory over the New York Mets behlnd Denny's strong1>1tchlng. Denny pitched three-hit baD for eight Innings and won his 15th gar/>e with AI Holland's relief help. The victory; combined with Montreal's S.Oloss to Chicago, vaulted the Phfilles into first place In the East by a half·garne over the Expos. In the only 'other NL action Monday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the St, Louts CI;U'dlnals 7·5. . Denny, 15-6, struck out eight and walked two in eight Innings before Holland pitched the ninth for his 19th save. The PhUlles scored both their runs in the third, on an RBI single by Von Hayes and a bases·loaded walk to Greg Gross by Mets starter Ron Darling, 0-2. Denny, who had given up only one hlt through the first four Innings, was reached lor a leadoff home run . "It Is disgusting," said a Post editorial. The New York Times. playing pigtaU, chimed in; the Reagan apolntees were "chiseling A MEJ\.mEH of 1'ht' 1\SioiOCIIlk'd Prt'S.'i~ Inland Daily Pr~ i\.'II;OCiafio n and thr slng . smear~ ____J_ames __ J._K......;;;ilpa_tric_k Ge neral Manu.u:n Puhltshe r; ControiiN . Letter to the editor Please call us! Few, 1f any, of us say we haven 't been touched In some way by cancer. Each of us knows someone - a friend, a relative, a co-worker -who Is fighting cancer. Thanks to advances ln cancer research, more and more of us know people who have beaten the disease. If cancer strikes your family, the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society has a variety of helpful services and we say, "Please call us." We want to help both the patient and the family cope with cancer. Helping Is our main concern. . ACS service programs are of. feted to the public free of charge and are made possible by funds raiSed through the society's annual crusade as well as gifts and contributions given. Also, we have dedicated voiun· teers who work only for the reward of doing something about cancer, and their concern and love for other people. Here is a llst of some of the services we have: (1) Pamphlets and films (2) Free cancer screening programs (3) A "loan closet" of sickroom supplies, Including hospital beds (4) Free bandages and dressings (5) Assistanc·e with transportation (6) Financial aid for medicine costs To make use ·of these services or 1f you want to become a volunteer lor the Meigs County ACS, please can 992·7531 on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons between 1 and 4: 30. If you want to become a volunteer or get Involved with helping others can, caD, now, or come to our annual meeting on Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hospital. ~· Delores Frank, Executive Director. .. Today in history Today is TuEsday, Sept.13, the 256th day oU983. There are 1111days lett IIi the year. Today's highlight In history : On Sept. 13, 1971, 10 hostages and 30 convicts were killed when New York state pollee stormed Attica prison to put down a four-day rebellion. On thls date: In 1521, Spanish forces assumed control of Mexico after an eight-week siege of the Aztec capital. In 1759, during the French and Indian War, the British defeated the French on the Plains of Abraham overlooking Quebec Qty. In 1788, the U.S. Constitutional Convention authorized the first national election in the United States. And, in 1943, Chiang Kai-Shek became president of China. Ten years ago: Israel and Syria fought their biggest battle since the 1967 ·war in a clash or jets ott the Syrian coast. Five years ago: An Elkhart County, Ind., grand Jury Indicted Ford Motor Co. on three counts of recklessness and one count of crimina! negllgence in the deaihs of three women kUJed in the fiery crash of a Pboto. ·Today' s tilithdays: Actress Claudette Colbert is 78 years old. Actress Jacqueline BJsaet is 39. . Thought for today: "Repetition does not transform a lie into truth." President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882·1945). • So much for love port Activity for how the system sho4)d work: "Completed staff work Is the study of a problem and the j>resentation of a solution In ~uch form that all that remains to be done on the pari of the superviSor, Division Head, Depart· ment Head, Technical Director and Director is to Indicate approval or disapproval of the completed action ... lllgher authority, except for exceptional cases (! ) , should not be ·consulted in determining detalls, no matter how pefPiexlng they may be.'.', So whatever happens, it's the subordinates' fault. - Some Air Force brass obv!ously dc!n't have enougb to do: They're worrying about high fa. shlon Instead of high fiylng. Result: mandatory n..W dress uniforms for au otflcers, including summer whites and a sna2zy blue-and·whlte ensemble for winter. Some junior otflcers are quietly griping, not only about the ~ per uniform they have to shell out, but about the shocking break with wild·blue yonder tradition. As one put It, "If I wanted to wear white uniforms, I would have joined the Navy." Art Buchwald ----------------------------~--------- As if we didn't have enough trouble In American business, Eliza Collins has just written In the Harvard Business Review that more and more love affairs are taking place In the executive echelons of our nation's corporations. In the past these affairs have been between the male boss and his secretary. but as more females climb up the management ladder, they are now taking place between high·level executives of both sexes. According to· Ms. Collins these affairs are playing havoc with other employees, because they don't know lf a management couple, In love, Is maldng decisions for ' the good of the company or for each other. The organizational and emotional turmoU pervades everyone from underlings to superiors, and the normal double-crossing atmos· phere In tbe corporation Is replaced by distrust, jealousy and hack· biling. Ms. Coll1ns <ltters a tough solution to the problem. Companies must re&ard love affairs between their executives as conflicts of interest, and she proposes that the person who is least essential to the firm be asked to leave. She writes that In the male corporate world this Is Ilkely to be the woman. But, she adds, lf both parlles are of equal value, it is the man who should be canned to avoid a sex dlscrlmlna· tion suit against the comJliUIY. Bosses, Ms. CoUins says, must take a strong stand, because the comJliUIY always comes flrsl Yet tbere Is another aoluUon that Ms. Collins doesn't suaest. wlilch could save both jobs. Let me give you a scenario. The chief executive of Kiss & Tel calls in two vice presidents. "Miss Smart. Mr. i>uft, rumor has it that the two of you are very . much in love." "Where did you get that idea, J. T. ?" Duff asks. " Well, foronethingMissSmartls running her hand through your hair wbUe I'm talking to you." Miss Smart says, "It's true, J .T., Arthur and I are crazy about each other. But we don't fool around on company time." "That's not the point," J. T. says. "The entire conglomerate knows about it and It's causing a real morale problem. Even our Singa· pore office thinks you two are plotting againSt them.'' Duff says, "That's rtdiculous. Our division has never been · In better shape since we've laDen In love. We're the only executives in the company who game plan ' corporate strategy In bed.'' .. Nevertheless, Duff, I must take a strong stand on thls Issue. According to management pollcy the least essential of tbe two of you must go." "You can't do that to Arthur," Miss Smart yells. "What do you mean me? " Duff cries. "I'm more essential than you are. I was responsible for the takeover of the Brett Pine Tar Company.'' "After I showed you how you could do It, by selling off our MI. Saint Helen 's Real Estate subsidiary." "Are you trying to tell me your job means more to you than our love?'' Duff says. "I can always fall In Jove," Miss Smarl says. "But I worked too hard to get where I am In this company to throw it away now." "I should have known you were a ruthless broad when you closed down Scranton, Pennsylvania. You can move out of the apartment tonight." "It will be my pleasure, and from now on you can write your own reports. Let's see how long you last with the company on your own." J. T. says, "From this conversa· tion can I assume tbe love affair between the two of you Is over, and you wiD both star! beh3ving like grown·up dog-eat-dog executives?" "You bet your sweet llfe, J. T." Duff says. JUGGLING Acr- Kansas City Chlefli Unebacken Terry Blanton (57) ·anc~ Thomas Howard, center, juggle a pass wltb Intended receiver <llariie Joiner ( 18) ol SanDidgo during Monday nlght'sgame at Kansas City. 'l1ie second quarter pass from Chargers' quarteo1lack Dan Fouts feD Incomplete. San Diego won the game,17-14. (AP Laserphoto). ' ~ Scoreboard ... , · Majors ' . St. Louis 72 "'"""" &a New York : Loli Angeles Atlanta ~ Hwston Baltimore Detrolt New-York ' ~ Milwaukee -··""""Jan' Toronto T"'" Oakland •• ." 82 .. "63 .sm s 19 19 " .. .. 7f .., 'ill ·"' .fiJI .$9 6'fz .tSa 17~ .... Zl ."' "'" 61 "' WDT DIVISION "'~'"" Kansa!i City ·"' - .471 16\"z .465 17\1 .%2 18 ' "' 64 71 19 .448 ~ 3) 61 &l .tl4 23J,<Z "' " " ., .... "'* Cati!Orn.la Ml.....,.., SeattlE" Monday's GIIIDet New York 1, Plfllwaukft> 0 J::letro!t 5, Cleveland I BaltimOre at Bostca\, p¢ .. rain Only games schedulfd I ·• 2. 11-nJ Ck.'Yclllnd !Bel'aenna 0-tlt at [}[l(rolt !MorTis 11:1-101. tnl Ml.lwaukeP. (Cllldwell 11-10) al New · York (Shirley 5-G), (n) Ollcago !Dotson 17-7) at Mln~ tVIola 7-12), Ull ' ' "Then the problem Is sOlved and the two of you can stay.I'm proud of both of you. When push came to sbove you chose tbe company over your hearts. That's the kind of , =~ers I want playing on my l '• Kansas City (Black 8-51 at California (S8net\e'Z 9-71 1 IDl 'mas j'Tllnana 7-7) at Dak.land (WIIJTell l.J), 1n1 Toronto (Leal 11-10) at Seattlfo (SI..-rl· Ciani !HI), !nl Wecn.dQ"'sGamM Balt!Jrort' at Booton, tnt I Ptllladc-lphla ) Mont!1'al Ptttstrurgh ' 63 7S 71 67 73 1B U 10~ 15~ fBi·"" ~ 3,~ .493 12~ .4'12 ~\1 .451 18~ 65 79 Monday's Gamm Cb.lcago 8, Montreal 0 Phl.ladelphla 2. New York I In the American League, he's a far cry from the MUt WUcox who came within one out of a perfect game back In April, to be sure. However, the stocky right-hander clearly has regained some of his old form since coming off the disabled 11stAug.1 and could be a valuable member of Detroit's starting rotation down the stretch. Wilcox, 9-10, allowed nine hits Monday night and managed to pull out a 5-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. It waS the first triumph In three ~tarts since recovering from a sore shoulder for WUcox, who had not won since June 12. The victory was Detroit's fourth in .a row and pulled the second·place Tigers within five games of the Baltimore Orioles in the American League East. The Orioles were rained out In Boston. New York nipped Mllwaukee 1.0 In the only other AL game Monday. The Tigers were aided by Bert Biyleven 's wUdness. The Indians rtght·hander hit three batters and threw a wUd pitch while giving up nine hits and four runs In the 4 2·3 Innings he worked. · The Tigers spotted the Indians a 1-41 lead In the . . fourth when Andre Thornton singled, went to second on a wUd piich and scored on Ron Hassey's single. Detroit rallied for three runs In its half of the fourth. Enos Cabell ted off with a single and went to third on Chet Lemon's single. 'Lemon went to second on a passed ball and Rick Leach singled home both runners. '. Y"""- 1, Brewers 0 Rookie Ray Fontenot and rellevers George Frazier 'llld Rich Gossage combli!.ed on a four-hitter, and WUlle Randolph's RBI single In the flfth Inning accounted lor the game's only run. Fontenot, 7·2, gave up three hits In six innings. Gossage got the 0na1 three outs lor his 20th save. . Randolph's hit, which was his first game-winning RBI of the season, came off rookie Chuck Porter, 6-8, who gave up slx hits In pitching a complete game. g~ 3Cheduled ~'1Gamt11 Montreal (Burris 4-0) at Chlcagu (Noles ~9) New Yont rrel'n"U 6-71 at PhiJadclphla !Ghclfl H)J, ( n1 St . Louis (Andujar &131 at Pittsburgh !Rhoden 10.12) , !n) Atlanta rft>rez 13-1) at ClnclnnaU ISoto J.5.12), (n) Lee AnRe~es (Reuss 10-101 at Housl:on tScQI:t&-4), 1n) Diego (Whit!al 4-7) 1 tn) W~-T•Game. Mootrea.l at Philadelphia, 2, ( l·n) AUama at Clnclrmatl, (nl Ollcago a1 P1nsbwih, 1n1 S!. Louis a1 New Ycrt. tnl 14 Anif'les a1 Houstcm. (nl San Fran(:illco at San Dlf!go, .510 GB - ~ l 'h CINCINNATI (AP) - Johnny tourplayerPbUR.odgers. Bench, who Is retiring at the end of "I sbot an 80 - not bad for this season after 16 years with the borrowed clubs and blue tees- but Cincinnati Reds, says it wiD be · I'mgolngtohavetogetbetterlfl'm d1fficult to find anything to take the going to take this game seriously," place of baseball. Bench said. Butgol!wiUbehighonhisllst. "I'd like to qualify for the U.S. Bench, who Is writing a dally Open as an amateur. But there are diary for The Cincinnati Enquirer . so many diversions now." durlnghlsflnalweekswith the Reds, · Recent revisions In amateur rules says he might even try to hone his auow an athlete who has been a golf game to quallfy for the U.S. professional in one sport to compete Open. In another sport as an amateur. '1'he ahlllty's there," said Bench, records Your Insurance IS ITA . POLICY7 ORAN . ACCOUNT7 To us . you·re far more than JUSt a poltcyholder. You are The Reds were off Monday before starting a two-game series with the Atlanta Braves. Bench said those rare days off during the season have given him an Idea of what it will be like when he retires. "When we finished .the round Saturday, I wentintothemen's grHI for some soup and an iced tea," Bench said. "It felt so strange sitting around talking, knowing I didn't havetogotothepark. Ialn\ostfeltas 1f I were AWOL. an 1nsurance account. By handl•ng all your protec- '· tion needs-personal or . who has played In several pro-am r-J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ tournaments. "lt'sjustgolngtotake 1 a lot of practice. Maybe I'll go see Ralph Landrum." Landrum Is a 25-year-old golfer from suburban Florence, Ky., who stunned the golfing world thls summer by Jead1ng the Canadian Open for three rounds - before fln1shlng fourth - In his Seventh tournament as a pro. Bench, who had the day off Saturday in San Diego, played the LaJolla Country Club with former bus1ness-as an account. we'll see that tt ts always up to date. And that you aren "t pay1ng lor unnecessary or overlapping coverages . We"tl rev1ew your account regularly to meet changing circumstances and needs . And we·ll see that claims are promptly and lairly settled For accountab11ttv. count on ~s . Yotillllnd we are lnends you cari depend on . PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF DR. EDWIN TANQUIST, M.D. BOARD CERTIFIED IN FAMILY PRACTICE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, 675-6971 B)'De A U-l0-N-7-M+l-2-1 : BASEB.o\LL American I..eque MILWAUKEE BREWERs-Activat ed Bob McClure , pitcher , NEW YORK YANKEEs-Sent Den · and I : Edwin ... contrac!s of Clint Hurdle, third baseman oulllelder, and MlkeFittgerald, catcher, from Ttdew&lf'r of. thf' Interna - Uona l LA:!ague. 2.0klahoma (21 lTexai 12) 4..Notrto Dame 5.Aubum (lJ 6.0hlo SCale '·•MOCNean """"" ' ,..,. ,..,. ,..,. ,..,. ,..,. IHl<l ...,."" "' ..,... "" ,..,. 200 U.Gc!orgla 100 "" 100 .., 1.0.0 , ll.Iowa 14.Swthem Cal 15.Fb1ill ... 1.0.1 16.Wu~ngton 100 lT.Marylllld 1-6{1 l8.So. MetOOtlat ~ 19.PI3lWeM VWCiniA WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOUR MEDICAL NEEDS. 2924 Jackson Ave., Point Pleasant, W. Va. St.fe Auto Insurance A frrend 1 1 , ,,.., (jepend on . LN!!tnsb 1511 2-00 l,ll4 1-04} l,O:W 9.F1or1da State lO.North Carolina ,......_.. MONDAY-FRIDAY, FROM 9·6:00 ,,..._ The Top Twl!ll.ty teams 1n tile first replar-8!!&UI AMoclated Press college football poll, yttth tnt -~ v«es il partnlhelel, wawn records and total pllnb. · Potnts baled on »]j.l8-17-16-15-1t-1J..l2- (D) Transactions pllcher; an Pro golf may he ·in Bench's future College's top 20 to tile San Otego P11drt'S to complete an earlier deal which sen t John Mo nt ei~!ICO. pitcher, to New York. Nal~uiLo .... NEW YORK . METS-Purchased Pet. - Football League record books, He paused. "lt'stun.lt'stuntoget ·· usually In the company of Johnny iknOcked down every once Ina while.: Unitas and Fran Tarkenton, two I'd just as soon tbe baD begone when other quarterbacks accorded delfi· I'm hit. That'sthetunoflt, when you :: cation by ,their legions of coast·tothrowtheballandgetknockeddown •: coastfans. and the guy looks at you and But outside St. Louts, Hart Is little wonders where the ball Is and you more than anothernan\eona roster, Jdn'd of ·smne and·saY. 'Gone.' and . tJils despite 18 seasOns in thlS . you hear him mutter expletive. . " business, more than 5,00J passes. That'swhen you get a llttlesmUeon · more than 2,500 completions, more your face and say, 'This Is fun.' than 30,00J yards ... ''But light now it's tough to look .· . It wasn't' fun Sunday. The Dallas any farther than thls game. All the . : Cowboys were In his lace aU day. other things - the numbers Five sacks. Four Interceptions. A they're all kind of hollow at this · . 10.0 lead vanished before halftime point. All I can do Is shrug my . and became a J4.17JQ&s. The locker shoulders when someone asks me . : room was a tomiJ. · and say, "'liat's ... .about the "lt's.Unies like this that I wOnder great,' butitdoesn'tdo much toense. • why I'm still around,'' Hart said, my soul right now. slouching at his locker. "This Isn't any fun . No, let me temper that. It's fun out there. This atmosphere In here, It stinks." Even getting buried In hls own ' backfield has its enjoyable moments, he said. "Youdon'tnecessar· Uy look at it that way atthetlme, but when you look back itlater ... " FAMILY CLINIC Pittsburgh 7, St. Lool!. 5 Only Rodrl· " " ·"" "10 60 2 .~ auez, second baseman, - ~1 73 73 83 Ill !'AJ7 .411 Onclnnati Rasmussen, NATIONAL 1..&\GUE EAST DIW!ION L 59 WDT DIVISION San otego San Fnmcboo '~ (..'\foyf>land a! Detroit. lnl '"Mllwaukee at New Vork. (nl Chlcolgo at Mlnnesd.a. (n) Kansas City at CaUbillla, (n) Te~~as B t Ookland, tnl · Toronto at seattk-, (nJ W 7ll 79 84 San Francisco !Garrelts Hn at San Baltlmlre ~·· (McGregorG811lft!J 17-6 and Ramlre7. 441 at Boston (Boyd 4-5 lind Nipper IHll . • 1 Inning. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)- Don and they're just going to get better Coryell finally discovered a defense and better and better." Coryell said. capable of clipping the wings of San "We just decided we had to keep the Diego'shlgh-flyingpassinggamedefense off the field, so we decided weweregoingtohavetorunmore.If hisown. And so the Chargers ran for 191 we hadn't been able to. run, we yards on a surprised Kansas Qty naturally would have gone back to Mondiiy night before f!naiiy emerg· . . the pass. . · ··. . 1ng - thanks to a patented Dan But the Chargers ran with Fouts·led drive - with a 17·14 abandon. James Brooks carried 23 NationalFootbaliLeaguev!ctory. times for 86 yards and Chuck Muncie· picked up 110 yards on Tl Almost as satisfying as the final scoretoCoryen'was the fact that the carries. Fittingly, the game was decided Chiefs ran off just 51 plays on when Fouts unsheathed his passing offense. . "We just couldn't have our arm on a five-play, 80-yard drive defeQ.se on the field for 82plays like cappedbya12·yardtouchdownpass t.OWesChandierwith1:45to·play. · we did laSt week ag~ floe New York Jets," Coryell said. Despite " "At thai poln!, I didn't care how rolling up almost 500 yards In total quickly we scored," Coryell offense against the Jets the week laughed. "I just wanted to score." before in the season opener, the It was a bitter loss for the Chiefs Chargers came up on the short end . encouraged by' a season·openiog of a 41·29 count because their victory the week before against defense was unable to keep up with Seattle. Besides, they were making the break·neck pace. their first Monday night national TV "As we've been saying, our appelirailce In six years. defenselsyoungandlnexperlenced, Meanwhile, Jim Hart's name Is but they're talented and aggressive sprtnkled throughout the National . ; ' and Ken Oberkfell's two-run single. But the Pirates came hack for a tie In the fourth on singles by Bill Madlock and Mike Easler, an RBI double by Tony Pena and Dale Berra' a two-out, two-run double. The Pirates made it !N In the fifth, chasing loser Danny Cox, 24, on Madlock's RI;ll single aJ!d Dave Parker's sacrifice fly. After the Cardinals scored In tbe top of the sixth, the Pirates put the game away with Harper's two-run base hit In the bottom of the Air Coryell goes to ground game, Chargers win : · ; : ; · : : • : ;. Dangers·:to .Reagan_·.'·___. .;·_·___J_~c_k_.A_nd_-er_so_n up the risk of a Reagan visit. If the Marcos regime was unable to safeguard Aquino, advisers ask, will It be any more effective In protecting Reagan, ·particularly froin fanatical suicide squads? WATCH ON THE PENTAGON: The Army Is rushing development of some amazing new antl·alrcraft weapons for Its combat troops In Europe. It already has a man. carried, surface-to-air mlssUe sys· tern In operation that's better than the heat·seeking Redeye. The Patriot and the Sergeant York will be even more sophisticated. The Patriot, whlch wiD be deployed In E~pe next year, "can engage nine targets simultaneously," ac· cording to a secret Pentagon .report. The Sergeant York will come on line In 1916, giving longer-range, hlgher·klll, all· weather protection for ground troops against enemy planes. - Passliig-the-buck Is an old mUitary tradition, but the Navy has given it a new twist: It passes the buck down the chain of command, instead of up. consider this recent explanation by the director of Naval Weapons Engineering Sup- Sentinej-Page-3 Phillies recapture ·first place in NL East; Detriot wins Tuesday, !""'••ober 13, 1983 Anatomy of a The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Page 2-The Daily Sentirwl ~ Middleport, Ohio The Daily Pumeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ ~ ..., 451 "' 319 236 :zn "' 196 Ill STIHL® AGOOD BOSs:· YOUR HOME• The 028 Wood Boss is for the homeowner whos serious iibout 'cutting firewood. R. CRAIG MATHEWS, DDS Andsinceit'saStihl. it's not only the best investment you cdii · make in a saw. It's also one of the best you can make in your home. .. IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT *LARRY D. .KENNEDY DDS* WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL DENTISTRY Beginning July 20 OFFICE HOURS WILL BE EXPANDED TO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT. Help Marauden. has ._. cllt 1 u lbe Melp Jayot!lll/ flnl plover ollbe JR. I 0 elll'lllllllbe ............. for .... elloft ........ Mllrlella twoweelaiJiiO• ""* ... 600 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY 992-2094 ·' PlAYER OF WEEK- Andy ......_a, llelllor JUUd lor lbe POMEROY HOME & AUTO Both Doctors Are Now Welcomil~ New Patients. PHONE 992-6658 205 N. Second Ave. Middleport, OH. �Tuadly, S.p11111bw 13, 1983 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Rachel Proctor, granddaughter Dem:IJ and Pat Praetor of Mlddll!port. spent Aug. :Is throogb Aug. 29 In New York City at !be Sberaton Hotel representing West Vlrgbda In the American Interna· tlllllal Dream Gtrl Pageant. Rachel wonliei'WestVIrg!nla tllle In March. She won first place In talent, first place in beauty and also received !be photogenic award. She . received CNer ~ In prizes and Puge 4 • Wildwood Garden Club announces wtnners butterfiles. s~ exhibits included a red meeting wtll be held Nov. 12. at tile Senior Citizens Building. W~ Club members wt11 turnlsh door prizes. The c)ub' s 45th anniversary be obserVed at Mopenmeetlngtobe held Oct. 4, at 7: ao p.m. at Forest RunChurch. Itwasno!eddurlngthe meeting that Evelyn HoDon .-.. celved three ribbons on arrange. ments at the Meigs County Fair flower show. Refreshments of cake, coolde8, and punch were served to membera and guests. .----------- rose by Kathryn Ml1ler and a red gladiolus by Doris Grueser. The' meeting opened with a reading, "When It's Ninety In the Shade" and the Lord's Prayer. Marcia Arnold read a letter from Mary Lou Kapp asking each club to send $2 for a gift for the retiring regional director, Mrs. Dorothy Bender. Also read was latter from the GaUlpolls Developmental Center asking that the club come In November for the Nature's Garden Qub workshop. Members are to take a sample of a craft to be used In the workshop to the next meeting. The Daily Sentinel Invitations were read for the open (USPS tU-960 ) meeting and no~r . show of the A Division of Mulllmedla, Inc. Rutland Garden Qub and to the Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts, , P ubli shed every afternoon, Monday through F rlday,lll Cou rt Street , by the· Sept. ~. at the Chester United ·1 Ohio Valley Pu blts hlng Company - MulMethodist Church. llmedla .·Inc. , Pome roy, Ohlo4571D, 992· 21 56. Second ~c lass postage paid at PoRegional, state and county dues meroy. Ohio. are payable next month, It was ' Member : The Associaled Press, lnnoted thatcountyduesare to be sent lan d D all y Press Assoclaton and the to ~mice Carpenter. The regional Amer ican Newspaper Publis hers As· . ' ; : CllEERS - Eastern Junior lll8h ~rleadeJ;B i!ft, lrool from left, :·:Larissa Loog, cap!aln; Amy Slilivers and Samantha BaDey; ·bacll row .. •' .·are .Amy Jierkhhner, co-caplaln; Jayae Ritchie ' and Rulh Nulter. •. -AdVlSOr Is Lynnette VanBeeth. ,· ·r-~----------~---------, ..... . ' . • . • .• .. Calendar TuESDAY POMEROY Pomeroy ' · Lodge 461, F & AM will meet Tuesday, 7::xl p.m., work in the fellowcraft degree. .. ' : : POMEROY - The Board of ~ : Directors of the Pomeroy Area .• • Chamber of Commerce wtll ,,·' . meet Tuesday, noon, at the Meigs Inn. All members are ,• urged to attend. ·j ,/ MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Garden Club will meet TueSday, at the home of Mrs. Carl Horky. ,..' .. .' ·= WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Amateur Gardeners will hold a family picnic Wednesday evening at 6 p .m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy, Long Bottom. Mrs. Edgar Rey- · nolds will be the assisting hostess. socia t_lon, National POMEROY -The Voices of Liberty will meet Wednesday, 8: 15 at Pomeroy United Mehtodlst church to begin practice for fall and winter performances. · All area singers are invited to attend. ' >· HARRISONVlLLl" - Harri:~ sonville OES will meet Tuesday, ·' 7:00p.m., Friends Night will be · observed. All chapters are In, • vited to attend. Members are to • • bring sandwiches and dessert. ,;. Members are also to bring Items ::. for bake sale and auction. POMEROY - Regular meet· !ngs of Pomeroy Chapter ~. Royal Arch Masons, and Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters will be held at 7: :xJ p.m. Wednesday at !be temple. THURSDAY ,I ·'·' ••• ROCK SPRINGS- TOPS OH 570 w!ll hold.an open meeting at their Tuesday night meeting 7 p.m. at the Rock Springs fairgrounds. Linda Arkman, nutritionist , will be the guest speake r. The public Is Invited. POME ROY - The Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phl Sorority will meet Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m . at the Senior Cit izens Center. The Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United Methodist Church will meet In the social room of the church on Thursday, 7::xlp.m. ROCK SPRINGS- The Rock Springs Better Health Club will meet Thursday at 1:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Arlee Abbott. · Mrs. Phyllis Skinner will have the program, and Mrs. Nancy Morris, the contest. Happenings Tent meeting FOREST ACRES - A gospel tent m eeting will be held at 7: :xJ p.m . each night through Satur· day a t the Forest Acres Park. Holiness preachers and singers will be conducting the meetings. The final service wtll be held at 2: W p.m on Sunday , Sept . 18. At 12: :xJ p.m., tha t day a basket dinner will be held a t the pa rk. H · ymn Sing Set · Charles f'\. Brown, active Ports- mouth Mason,father-son will be guest speaker at !be'annual banquet of Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F.& A.M.,whlchhasbeensetfor6:00 Prizes announced Weekly prizes are being awa rded through_October at the Dairy Isle in Middleport. Nopurchaseisrequlred for participation: residents only :nave to register. First wlllners are ~ra Rawson, Middleport; Tammy Wright, Larry Parsons, Pomeroy; Sue Pierce, Racine; Nate Wine, Rutland: Ed Thomas, Michael Reese, Rhonda Markin, Earl Snyder and BobbyGeruen, aU of the Cheshire area. Wlnnersmayp!ckup their prizes at the establ!shment. l ~!. . Pomeroy , O hio ol5769. SUBSCRIMI(A'I RATES By Carrier or Motor Kaut~ SINGLE COP\' , . " PRICES • Da lly ... .~........ ........ ....... ....... 2o Cents Searles birth .· Su bscribers not desiring to pay the car· rtE'r m ay remit in adva nce direc t to The Da lly Senti ne l on 3, 6 or 12 month bas is. Credit wmbe given carrier each monlh . No subscrlpl lons by mail permitted In M AIL susscRr P1"IONS Inside Ohio .- :: : : :::: :::: : ::::: : ::: J~l :~ ~n~:!~: " "()~i~ide.Oh·l~ , ........ $51 ,48 1 52 Week s 13 Week s ............................... SIS.21 members but the general public, Lancaster commented. · 26 Week s ............... ..... .... .. .... $29,64 52 Week s .......... .. ........ . ........... $56.21 cOME IN AND ENJOY THE FINE · ~U:::~"':e~~,~tt~n;~ ~~==~~a~~~~~ Brown served as a lieutenant colonel with the U.S. Army during World War n In Europe and was awarded the VIgil Honor, Order of the Arrow, by the Boy Scouts ol America. He holds a number of Masonic offices tncluding D!strtc1 Deputy Gran! High Priest, Fifth Capitular Blstrant, Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Ohio; - -- • .. -·--·----. MEIGs IN N Jodi and S.:ott Harrison, Ottle Scholl , Coteen, Terry, Jay, John and J OShua Ohlinger , Hazel and Bud wnson, Carla, BW. Shari and Mike Lohrer,VIrgii, J udy, Randy,Danny and Melodl Carl. WOu1£e Descendantsof George andM~ry PoolerWolfeoftheTexasCommun· lty, Chester Township, held their first annual reunion at the home of their great-granddaughter, Kenda Chaney Williams, New Lima Road, Rutland, recently. Attending were Dora Dorothy Relf, the only living daughter, ,her son, Dr. Louts E . and Lib-Mary Relf, Grove City; Barry and Nancy Gibson, Columbia, Md. Descendants of Clarence Wolfe attending were Clarence Jr. and Wa nda Wolfe, Chester; Penny, Karen, Patrick, Todd, and David, Niles; Mrs. Tim (Donna) Wolfe, Sherrie and Tommy, Long Bottom; Paul and Ruth Wolfe Karr no:~ David, MarUyn Spencer, and Donnte, Pat and Nancy Karr Morrtssy, Tom and Bottom; and Roger and • Jessica and Valerie, Athens. Bertha Wolfe Sayre's only descendant attending was her son, . Sa' d his w1f Charles· yre, an e, • Pomeroy. Children and grandchild· ren of Addle Wolfe Pullins there ~h,~ aara were Raymond, Jr., and Harlett Pullins, Rhonda Pullins, Robert dRo,b lnPulllns Chad dSbelly an • an ' Richard Pullins, David and Gina of Baltimore. Also attending were Donald and Anna Pullins, ~lumbus; Bill and Debbie Pullins Toundas, Amy and Reed David, Coreopolls, Pa.; Jef1 • Indianapolis, Ind.; Dorothy PuWns Cb Darwin Stephen and aney, . ' Kenda Chaney WUilams, Rutland. The second annual reunion will be held on ,the second Sund&y In August, 1984, at !be Wliltams home. Presidential Missionary Society names services set Dexter man at Chester \ ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Searles ' announce the birth of a son, July3, at ; Holzel' Medical Center. The eight ! pound, eight oonce Infant has been ' named Bradley 'Ibomas. They also ' have a daughter, Angela Rae. ~ Maternal grandparents are Mr. , and Mrs. George Luster Sr., ; Middleport, and tbe paternal grandv parents are Paullne Searles, F06to: ria, and Kenneth Searles, Rutland. : Mr. and ·Mrs. Gene Hudson, Middleport, are !be godparents. NT FOR YOUR DINING AND DANCING ENTERTAINME "MAYFAIR" WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY 8-12 Riffle, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison, Rachel Proctor Thoma and Jackie Reed. Also presenting gifts to Miss Baney were Georgia Masters, Melvin and Olive Smith; Anna Davidson, Jean Norton, Trudy Andrews, Sandy Scott, Ruth Durst, Frances Eskew, Barbara Fields, Cindy and Bruce Bumgardner, Tina Casto, Val Bailey, Deloris Holter, Elizabeth _Duffy, Jenny Well, Ka- . Flqyd Holliday, .l;on of Mr. an<!. thryn·Smlth, Charlell\! and Jayue ' Mis~ ·RObert ·. Holliday, Routi 1', Hoetllch. Dexter, has been named to the · The open church wedding will Presidential Honor Society at tbe take place Sept. 24, at 6:00p.m ., at DeVry Institute of Technology in the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Columbus. Eric Upscomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Octal Lipscomb, Hemlock Grove, has been named to the dean's list at tbe Institute . . To be ellg1ble for tile Presidential , . brother, David, Mr. and Mrs. Tony . Honor SOciety, a student must have Jones and Judy, Mr. and Mtscumul~tlve grade paint average a LeRoY . F)yar, Randy, Brllin and of at least 3.5 out of a possible 4.0 Jack Rlinkln, Mrs. Kay Pullins and two years of study. To be after Jennifer, Shelly and Kyle Slnclatr, named to the dean's list, a student Maddie Pullins, Mrs. Inez Winland must have at least a 3.0 grade point and Sunshine, Mike and Jeremy out of 4.0111 tbe last tennof average Robinson, Dapbene and Ccystal Cremeans, Scott and Kyle study . · Both Holliday and Lipscomb are F06hnough . Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. students In the electronics techniMarvin Walker and Brandl, Jason cian program. DeVry Institute of Technology Is Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Don Whan, Marvin Dorst, Mr. and Mrs. Jack a pari of !be DeVry, Inc ., network of Richardson, Florence Ruth, Edna nine campuses which specialize In Walker, Eliza Hughes, Mike and electronics technology and compuRoberta PuDins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ter service for business. Midkiff, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith birthday ' 'Bradley Thomas Searles LUNCHEON HOURS MONDAY -SATURDAY 11-2 director ceremonies of Knight Masons olofIreland; sovereign master, Harry E. Sark Council 186, ·Allied Masonic Degrees; a member of the Knights of the York Cross of Homur, a member of tbe Royal Order of Scotland, a member of the Holy Arch Knight Templar Priests. ~ He Is a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Shrine. Members of Evangeline Chapter, ,. · Order of Eastern Star, will serve the banquet. Tickets are $4 each and should be obtained Immediately by contacting Paul Darnell Carrie Grueser, Jane Harris, Pat Montgomery. FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE AT T HE MEIGS INN , NEW DINING ROOM EVENING HOURS TUESDAY-SATURDAY 5-10 Reserve University, Mr. Brown has practiced law in Portsmouth and afternoon . Attending were VIrginia Burke, Lena Hewett, Gordy, Rhonda, Jodi, SeailandDaleG!I:ron,Mr. andMrs. Ro B Mr and Mrs Charles Y rtckles, · · Dona Riffle, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Wilson, Isabelle and WWlam Coal, Melanie Dillard, Brian King, Ron, Llnda,MattandT!naRiffle,Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Carl, John, Ivan, Paula and Sherr! Carl Mr and Mrs ' and · Stephanie• Rodney Carl Andy ' Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fecket, J aon and Amy Frecker, Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Kng, BrD and Phil King, Mr Mr. and Mrs. 0 len Harrison • · andMrs.PhilHarrtson,Rodneyand Trevor Harrison, Chuck and Ruth Ann Riffle, Cheryl, Cindy and Ann Births and birthdays I towns where home carrier se rv ice Is " •!}a ble. and the group played games 1n the Noami Ohlinger, Chris Bowers, l;)ebble Grueser, Doris Snowden, Brenda and Stepbanle Haggy, · A white umbrella decorated with peach bows and accented with a centerpiece of fiowers was used on the gift table. Cake decorated in peach and white was served with tea. lemonade, and mints. Garnes wen> played with prizes going to Terri Davis, Shirley Bumgardner, Mary Russell, Brenda Weber, and Sherry Might. Mary Sau\7!ge won !be door pr11.e. ..OtherS attendjng were . SharQn · '- Bailey, Melanie Balle}', Cindy Aelker, Shirley Gibbs, T~ Wells, Elizabeth Well, Amber Well, Bridget and Jacob Davis, Helen , POST MASTER : SPnd address lo The One Week .. ...... ..... .......... ... ....... $1.00 One Month ................. .............. 14.40 One Yea r ... .... ..................... .... $52.80 on~~tdlnnerwasheldatnoon MOler, Joan King, Jodi Wells , Rosalle King, Charldlne and Debbie Alldre, Peg Brlckles, Elizabeth and , AnnNesome. Repre- Personal note . The Rev. and Mrs. Lawencel"aul, missloruines · to Antigua; · We5t- , Indies, are now on furlough and will hold a service at 7 p.m. Thursday at theChesterChurchoftheNazarene. They were appointed to Barbados in 1952 and transferred to Guyana in 1969, Tobago in 1970 and to Antigua in 1974. Faul attended Seattle Pacific College in Washlnglon and graduated from ·NorthweSt Nazarene · · · . Rev. Lawrence Faul_ •, College In Nampa, IoWa with a B.A. ·Faul wt11 use slides in tbe presenta· degree In reUglon. lion of his talk. Prior to assignment In the field he The Fauts will be malclng their served as pastor of Churches of the home In the Midwest during their Nazarene In Missouri and the furlough. Dakotas. Since being appointed to tbe field, Faul has served as pastor, mission treasurer and district NY! pres!· dent. He has taught the Bible course of study to new pastors and hM served as mission director. Marine Pic. David L. Meadows, Tbe ThurSday night service will son of Dan L. Meadows of 44 Lincoln feature the work of the church on the Leeward-VIrgin Island District. St., Middleport, has departed on a deployment to Okinawa. He is a member of 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines based at Camp Pen· dleton, Call!. The unit will spend six months Qverseas as part of the Marine Corps' Unit deployment program. The concept Is designed to rotate whole battalions or squadrons at a time Instead of Individuals at separate Intervals. In this way, unit integrity is retained and the actual time they spend overseas Is shortened. Mrs. Genevieve Demoskey, Middlepart, was joined by OWe Grace Thorsen, Portland, Ore., and Evelyn Asbury, Nitro, W.Va., for a visit with tbelr sister, Eula Mae Haggy Odegard, who Is recuperatIng at her Naylor's Run borne after having been ctlnflned to !be PteaSilllt Valley H06pltal. Meadows sent to Okinawa Cunningham 126 MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-3629 I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~ Nine eight foot dining room tables belonging to the Senior Citizens Center are missing, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Center director, reports. Since several organlzatlons have borrowed the tables, the Center personnel is asking that each one check to be sure they returned as many as they borrowed. All of the tables have Identifying marks. The Biggest Name in Little Computers ® SALES • SERVICE LEASING • TRAINING Michael Ables, son oiVIcki Ables, recently celelrated his third birthday with a party held at !be Racine hOme ol his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abies. . The ~ was hosted by his mother, and a Smurf cake was served with Ice ,c ream and fruit Special conference A special charge conference (or business meeting) will be held at Bethany United Methodist Church for the four United Methodist Churches of Southern Cluster II on Sept.l9, at 8 p.m. The m eeting is to authorize the · sale of the present parsonage and to a uthorize the parsonage committee to secure u new dwelling for the pastor and his family. A shower honoring Brenda Bai· ley, bride-elect of Craig Venoy, was held recently at !be home o1 Mrs. Janet Vefll1Y. ~hostesses for the shower were Eileen Bowers and Jo Newspaper Sales; Dall y Se ntin el, 111 Court The Carl reunion was held on Kingsbury Road at the scout cabin Bridal shower given rio~r~Ja~mes~~B~u~c~han~a~n~a~t992~-~3393~-:;c;:;c;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~~~c~:. attheMiddleport A 1938 graduate of Western Table missing CARLETON - The Carleton Church will have a hymn sing Friday at 7:00p.m. at the church located on the Kingsbury Road. Guest singers wtll be The Gospel Messengers of Cheshire. The Rev. David Curfman, pastor, Invites the public. Ad ~rtis !ng Car1 ' York 10017. :~J~~~ ~~Sno~no~:ce~'t' at 992-3393·, Robert King at 992-3747, flriallsts In til!! national completltlon 733 T hird Avenue, Ne w York . New and adds a travel agency to the list Barbara Christian will be attending of on-campus rollege owned and TWA's computer school and will operated facilities that permit · instruct students in the operation of students to gain practical expe- . J he PARS system. Once students rience while pursuing an assoclaie have been trained on the computers degree. they will be placed in area travel Dr- Josh Lancaster, dean of , ,a gencies, Including the newly academic Instruction and director opened facUlty for additional on the of the H<ispltallty Group at Hocking job training. . . Tech said the travel agency will be A manager for the new agency a tull service AAA facility and will will be named by AAA prior to the permlt on-campus experience for mid-September opening. travel and tourism students. Robert Morton, AAA executive ' ed According to Lancaster, the vice president, said AAA o f 1.e r a college wt11 be Installing, with AAA variety of opportunities for travel support and approval, six Trans and tourtsm students. "They'D World Airlines PARS reservation work with professionals lear ning computer terminals. Instructor firsthand the skills needed to do J,;nner set Rather-son U'tt Ms. ProctOr was among !be top . AAA opens Hocking Tech ,office It's of!!~lal, the Hocking Technlcal College AAA Travel Agency opens Sept. 20. "For a long time Hocking Technical College has been travellng with AAA - now we're traveling together," remarked Joha P. Irwin, president of AAA Automobile Clubo{Soutbeastern Ohio. Irwin and Dr. John J . Light, Hocking Technical College pres!· dent, signed an agreement Tuesday outlining the development and operation of a travel agency to be located at !be Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. Approval by the boards of both the collew and AAA ends several months of negotiations entzyfeespaldtotheNat~ wm _ sent!t ti ve,- Bra n~a m In New York. She received a trophy, plaque and a diamond wrist watch. She was featured in August on television In !be show ''The World ol Pagean!Iy," She has been an Annie finalist twice In local contests . Rachels talent Is singing. She sings In church and will be giving a ~ . at the Qendenin Fall Festival. She is head majorette for tbe award winning Hoover Honeys. She takes ·lessons in baon, ballet, plano and voice. Sbe Is a fourth grader at Clendenin Elementary School where she maintains an A average. ~ The Daily Sentinel-Page 5 ·Family .reunions ·held in Meigs Dream Girl pageant completed Tuesday, September 13, 1913 Mrs. Ada Holter was the " best of arrangement In a baSket using wild show" winner In a fiower show fiowers, while Doris Grueser's arrangmenet was of purple asters staged recently by the Wildwood GardenClubatameetlnghetdatthe ahd Iris leaves in a purple fiowered vase. May Holter used a large Forest Run Methodist Church. sunfiower with a background of Mrs. Eva Robson and Mrs. Jean peony leaves Ina brown crock, Betty Nease were !be judges for the MDhoan had colored zinnias In a arrangements using antique con· talners. In her arrangements, Mrs. madorma, Evelyn Hollon, a dried arrangement of fantail willow, Holter used a glass milk chum with cattails, yarrow and leaves, along white chrysanthemums and com with calad!wn and pink petunias In leavs. She also made an arrange. ment of pink and purple asters, Iris, black milk glass. amaranthus, and white roses in a Kathryn Miller's design was cast Iron tea kettle, and anotberlna vertlcle using pink and white myrtle cherub with orange roses and in a golden glass container, while ma tching candles_tlcks. Peggy Moore shOwed red roses In a Mary Nease's arrangement of silver tea pot, and Debbie Ball, sunflowers was In a black candle yellow ll!lll'lgolds .In a ceramic rriold, and she also displayed 11 container. Hilda Yeauger displayed miniature design In a glass baSket a mass arrangement of zinnias and · using purple chrysanthemums. marigolds In a crock and Carrie Pink roses and juniper in a green Grueser used roses of several colors glass container was Marcia Ar· In a cut glass basket. nold's crescent design. She also The arrangement displayed by showed yellow marigolds In a clay Dorothy Smith was of small fiowers pot. in a wicker basket compllmented Jane Harris displayed a mass · with a wicker mirror and Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio FREE HEARING TESTS SET FOR POMEROY AREA FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS Will Be Given By Mr. H. William Malliugly drink. THURSDAY SEPT. 15 9:00 TILL 12:00 NOON BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: Meigs Inn, Pomery, Ohio Anyone who has trouble hearing is welcome t~ have~ hearing test using modern electronic equipment to determe ,rf h1s loss 1s one whith may be helped. 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Pallbearers will be Miles Epling, Vance Johnson, Bill Joe Johnson, Sam Plants, Hobart Wtlson J r . and Garland Folden. Charles B. Swanson · Charles B. Swanson, 72, 1964 F;orest Lawn Blvd., Marlon, dled at 10:10 a.m. Monday In Marion General HospitaL Born Oct. 10, 1910, In Gallla County, he was the son of the late €harles H. and Byrd Blagg Dana Bailey Dana Bailey, 62, Rt. 3, Albany, was kllled In a logging accident Swanson. Monday afternoon at Apple Grove, He taught at Gallla Academy W.Va. . High School for more than 25 years, Mr. Bailey was born In Charlesand served as head football, ton, W .. Va., thesonofthelateHubert basketball and baseball coach at and Minnie Pugh Bailey. He was a GAHS In 1944-45 and as an assistant sell-employed lumber cutter. He coach until the mld-19&15. He moved was an avid fisherman and coon t.o Marion In i.961 and taught at hunter. Mount Gilead High School for 21 He Is survived liy his wife, Lois :!'ears. Bias Bailey; one daughter, Mrs. · A member of Epworth United ' Richard (Janey) Jeffers, New Methodist Church at Marion, he was Bostnn, Ill.; three sons. Dana lllso a member of the Ohio (Sonny ) Jr., Murrell and Rickey all ~ucatlon Association and the of Albany; nine grandchildren; .National Education Association. three sisters, VIolet Bragg, CharlesHe married Betty Blazer. who · ton; Vernetta Beckwith, Orlando, survives, on Feb. 6,1933,1n Greenup, Fla. , and Emogene TaylOr, South Ky. Charleston; W.Va. ' Also surviving are two daughters, Funeral services will be held ·Mrs. E .C. (Gloria) Beale of St. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the BigonyLouis, Mo., and Mrs. Edward J ordan Funeral Home, Albany, with (Sally ) Vanderloop of Pittsfield, the Rev. Edward Foster, J r .. Mass.; three grandchildren; and a officiating. Burtal wlll be In the brother, Carroll of Mlddlepcrt. School Lot Cemetery, Carpenter. Funeral services wlll be held at 3 Friends may call at the funeral p: m. Thursday In Waugh-Halley- home Wedne5!3ay from 2 to4and7to ' .. Wood Funeral Home, with the Rev, 9. Joseph Spragile officiating. Burial wUJ be In Calvary Cemetery, Daughter deceased Grande. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. , Evelyn B. Stewart Ihle, 76, Mason, who died Sunday, was preceded Iii death by a daughter, Motorist injured Louella Moore in 1!n6. · c: Rio Rose M. Bertlmus, 22, Rt.l, Reedsvtlle, sustained minor Injuries in a tpiliic accident Monday on SR 124, ejght tenths of a mile from the 1t!Jens County line In Olive Twp. )'he Gallla-Melgs Post State Highway Patrol said Bertlmus' car struck a pick-up truck pulling from a driveway operated by William K. Holland, 53, Hockingport. No clta:tlon was lssuedo . Tuetda~SephHnber · Jury~eated, for ca~e .. business. session. license fee in the community. Such a flowerblg variety, failed for the lack step would add from $10,000 to King noted he was disappointed of a second. $15,000 in addltlonal moneys In the because be had inputtoconbibuteto Councilman King said Mayor street maintenance fund each year. the meeting on the trees. He had Holtman had made lllm the "heavy The Mayor recalled that several wanted to recorrunended flowering of the piece" in !hat theprojectmust previous actions by of!lclals to place trees for the plantings. He was tnld be completed by Oct. 11f the vUlage the permission fee into effect have that councUman Robert Gilmore Is to receive the $15,Wl grantfor the gone down In referendum votes. had expressed King's input, but project and If the proJect Is not Council members were asked to KlngsaidGUmore'sremarkswould carried out, he (King) would be think abOut the measure and ·to, not have as effective as he (King) blamed tor the s failure to perhaps, come ujl with' other could have made them. Locust trees receive the grant and hence the suggestions on how the street were selected for the plantings In the plantings , maintenance revenues could, be business section. Hottman pointed out that he Is no Increased. King suggested that a four foot authority on trees but said vlllage Councibnan Allen King reported trtangte be provided at the "T" for officials took the recommendation that plaris for a community Hallo- the planting of an evergreen tree of the nur.;ery representative which ween partyon0ct.31toreplacebick which could be decorated for the was for the locust trees. or treat night are still not wrapped Christmasseasoneachyear.Mayor King said It If meant that the up. It has been Indicated that the Holtman contended that the bian- vUlagewOO!dlostthegranthewoold Middleport Chamber of Cortunerce gle planting might be a traffic take the locust trees since there Is and the Middleport PTO wlll work hazard but King said It should be not time to get anything else. King with the program. It was decided to made of strong materials which ch~ that he had been pased 'walt until lhechamber'sblockparty vehicles could' not crush. over for ,the meeting at which the Is over and then tn move lntn high Mayor Hoffman reported several decision was·made and comment· gear on the Halloween party plans. good Ideas weJ;"e presented at the lng "I do not wish to participate Councibnan Bob Gilmore extended decision meeting on the trees, but further" left the mll!tlng but stated thanks tn the vtllage o!flclals for a remarked that " lfthlslsgoingtobea that he would be present for the next donation to be used lor a marker for big hassel, then forget It If we're not session of courx:il. the late Jimmy Stewart and the late going to take the recommendations Council discussed the aRered Edward Bennett both of whom were. presented from the tree representa- abuse of motorls111 with parl<lng Congressional Medal of Honor tive" . King asked that council pennlts In that !hey are parking for winners. request the nursery representative long periods In prime locations In the Counctlman King questioned to change the trees to flowering business section but agreed to leave parking on Race St. in front of the ones. However, councilman Gilthe situation as It Is for the present county welfare omce. The street more said that he was too late to time. committee · wlll look Into the change the order. It was indlcated All council members, Mayor posslbllity of Installing meters in that the lyp!!of locust tree orderedJs. Holtman and Clerk-Treasurer Jon front of the building or·provtdlng ·recommended for business section "BuCk Wei-e i:>reSellt the meetm11. yellow no parking markings at the streets. Meet8 tonisfit location. Council passed a motion tn secure Middleport Masonic LodgeJ63, F. CotmcOman upoet a price on making the holes for the and A. M. wlll meet at 7 p .m. tonight Problems d~loped at last four foot triangle at the T for the at the Middleport Masonic Temple. night's meeting· when councilman evergreen tree, but a motion by Work in the entered apprentice King said he was "ext:I emely upset" King to change the locust trees to a degree wW be exemplified. because he was not not!Oed of a meeting held recently to select trees which are to be planted ,in the liusiness sectiOn and Hartinger Park as a part of a $15,000 grant Clear and cooi tonight. Low near 50. Winds northeasterly 5-10 mph. program. The project must be Mostly sunny Wednesday. High 70-75. completed by Oct. 1. Extended Oblo Forecast 'Thursday through SatttnllQ>: Mayor Hottman said he had left word with his secretary to notify all Fair and cool '11tunday with lows In lhe upper 30s to mlci-40!i 8114 council members about the meet· highs bt the 80s. Chance of showers Friday and Satttn11Q- and a utile ing. He said he should have wanner. Lows In the upper 40s to mld-!1011. Highs In tile~ to low 70s Friday and In the 70s Sa&urday. · persqnally called King about the , ~ S. ' tor ' 13, :. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NO. 1 :The Townsh1p ol Sc1p1o (()tends t o apply to the Oh1o Department of Development idr fundmg under the Com muhlty Development Bloc k bran1 (C OBG) Small C1t1eS P(bgram a federally -funded program adm1n1stered by the State The Towns~1 0 can apply tor an Econom1c Developmen! COmpet1t1ve Grant under the F1 scal Year 1983 CDBG fund· 1ng prov1d1ng the Townsh1p meels appllcabte prog ram requ 1rements The ftrs t of two publ1c heartngs w1ll be held Sept 22. 1983 at '7 p m at the Sc1010 Toyvnsh1p Hall to provldfl c:1 t1· ltinS w1th pert1n ent 1nformat 1on wbout the CDBG program 1n clud1ng an e)(planat10n of ellgtble actiVIl!eS and program ~u , re me nts ~ · The CDBG program can fund ! r brOad rang e Oi act1VII16S. 1nclud1ng econom1c dPv1110p· ment prOJeCts. wafer suoolv. dr.a1nage and sannary s!"'Wer 'Jllprovemenl s. park acQUISitiOn and 1mprovemen1s, dflmol!t1on ol. unsafe structures. rehabil1ta · J;l,Gn at housmg. and ne•ghbori;lood facil1t1eS ,. The aCtiVIties must be de· s1gned to pr,mar1ly benef1t low-and moderate-mcome per sqr;~ s. to a1d ,..., th e prevent1on or e11m1nat10n of slums ond blight or to meet an urgent need at th e communlly C1t1zens are encowa ged to aftend thi S meeJ1ng to prov1de the~r 1nput on thf" Town~h 1 p 's C.DBG program out oiJhe necess1ty to e)(ped1te handl1ng of these grant lunds by the v1llage Sec. VI . l h1s Ord1nance shall take effect and be in force from and aner Augu~ 2Z 1983. Passed the 22nd day of August. 1 983 . Attest: Jon Buck. Clerk Carl Hool<y. President of Council (9) 6. 13. 2tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Trustees of Ru!l and Towns"h1p wtll offer lor sate by sealed b1ds the follow1ng used eq uipment One 1971 1me rna t lonal Dump Truck wrth g· dump and Sec No 416080H093836 One Home ttte 150 Cham Saw automatiC. 43232234 Scr No Improvements made and taxes pa1d and to se toff that Judgment agams t your mterest 1n the real estate and to have your 1nter· ests foreclosed You are reQuired to answer th e compla1nt w1th1n 28 days after th e las t publicatiOn of th1s not1ce wh1ch will be published once each week for 51)( succesSive weeks The last pubhca t1on will be made on October 4 and the 28 days tor answer will com mence on that date In case of your failur e to answer or otherw1se respond as requlfed by the Oh10 Rules of C1111l Procedu re. tudgment by default will be rend ered aga1nst you for the reltef demanded 1n the complaJnt DATED· Au gust ' 1983 181301916. t3 20, 27 (10)4. 6tc 1---;;-;--;-;--;;- : : - - Public Notice ... W. H. Corwin,also known u William Henry Corwin. et. al. ilofandonto NOTICE BY PUBUCATION ToW H. Corwtn. also known as Wlll 1a m Henry Corw1n . whose last known addre ss was 213 1fJ Nonh Chestnut Stree t. Clarksburg. West V1rQ1n1a. M L Corw1n. also known as May l Corw1n. deceased. whos e last known address was Clarksburg. West V1rg1n1a; Nelt1e I BOnd . also known as Nell1e Isabelle Corw1n Bond . deceased. whose last known address was Ro ute 1. Mount Clare. West V1fQ1n1 a. William Moore Corw1n. whose last known address wa s Herr1ck PA. Anna lo wse Bond also kn own as Anna Lowse A1blen. also known as LOUise R1blett. whose last ~mow n address was Burton Avenue. Nuller Fork. WeSt V1rg1n1a: W1il1am C Bond deceased. whose last known address was 1281 Kansas Al..'enue. Akron Oh10 Harmon Boothe Bond, also known as Harm o n Bond . deceased whose last known address was Weston State Hosp1tal. Weston. One 10' Ournp Bed w1th •- - - - - - - - - Ho1SL 1 One Gravely Mow1ng Tractor ORDINANCE NO. 1133-83 Sale w1ll be as 1s , B1ds will be accepted un t1l An Ordinance to Authorize the Mayor to enter into a contract Sept 29.1983 at 6 30 p m for the purpo11 of ~nting of B1ds Will be opened SepJ 29 trees ~nd shrubs at Gen. 1983 at 6.30 p m at Rutland Hanlnger Partt and MidcUeport West Vtrg1n1a· Mary Isabelle F1rt'! House b · 1 · Bond also known as Mary B. u•neu d rtnct. Calve!. whose lost kn own Be it ordeined by the Council ;;~ddress was 1281 Kans as 191 I 3 20. 2tc of Vdlage of Mkklepon 11 Avenue Akron Oh1 o: A1chard follow~; Sec. 1, That broause of rhe Clayton Calvert. deceas ed. ad exisrenct" 11f ,1 real and presem dress unknown. Margaret A Calvert. also known as Mar · cmt•rJ,~t'nty aristnjl in a mnccr.m · h garet A Calvert Gallow-ay, Public Notice wrr thc.·upcr:lliun ~nd nuimen:anre deceased. whose los t known uf rhc: VIlla~ involvin~ the !Y'f'd rn addrss •s unknown James purrh:I.S(' rret>S :md shrubs for the Galloway, who se last known IN THE G.:n. H:minger Park and Middle- address was 1248 Flonda 1il1 12. t3. 14. 3tc COURT OF JX.ln busintss dis trict, the.- M:ayur Avenue. A~ron. Oh10 44314 COMMON PLEAS herd7)' is order~ and dim:ted rn John 'Galloway. whose last emer inrn acuntr:lct f~,r a sum not ru MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Public Notice cxet't."d sn,CXX>.OO without formal known address wa s 857 Mid· WILBUR DAILEY. biddi nfl and ad,·eni.~m~ at rhe lowrsr dleturnpll<e. Storrs. Connectl· Plaintiff and bt'St prire obr~inable for the cut. Will1am Carl Galloway :ORDINANCE NO. 1134-B3 -vs.• An Ordinence to establish a ANNIE DUNBAR , if living and purcha5e and planun~ of trees :md '7~9sepl::t~~~o~a~k~d~~s...,;;~~ ~ndKaping A~ount within her husband if anv. and to the shrubs in thr Gen. H[lnin~r Park ConnectiCUt 06468 : and Pa · tbe Mlege accounts and appro- widower, heirs. devisees, and and Middlep.lrt buslnt."S.'i disrria. tr1ck F Galloway, whose last prioting $15.000 therefrom: noxt of kin of decOO&nt. all of Said rrt'l'S and shrubs shal l be paid known address was Bo)( 9 16. h: cwdeined by the Council whose names or addresses are for byfund~ from rhe SmalJ Business Sen leand ro, Cali fornia ot the Vilage of Mlddlepon as unknown to the plaintiff, Adminisr ration EmCrj:lency Job.~ Bi!l 945 7 7 if hvlng. and the follows: Defendants obtaint'd rhrou~h the OhU DeJXIn- unknown he1rs. next of k1n . . Sec. I. That a landscap1ng Case .No. 83-CV-227 n~m uf Narurol Resourtes Sec. II. Council declares thrs to devise es . legatees . the i r F~nd be established w1th tn the NOTICE BY be an Emergency Ordinance spouses. '' anv. the executors . v1tlage trea surv account PUBUCATION Sec. II. That funds rece ,ved ToAnnte0unbar . ,fhv1ngand necessary for the Immediate the administrators. and the lr.om the Small Busmess Ad m1n- he1 husband 1f any. and 10 pr eservahan of the publ iC assigns of W. H. Corwin also knOINn as W1ll1am Henry Cor· 1Strat1on for th e purpose of WidOwer. hetrs. dev1sees and peace. health and sa fety, such wtn; M. L. ·Corw1n. also Known pjant1ng !lees and shrubs 1n Ihe ne)(\ of klfl of decedent all ol emergency ansmg ou t of the as Mary l. Corw 1n. deceased: vtllt~ge be depostted m th1s whose names or addresses are necess1 ry to exped1te handl1ng Nelhe 1. Bond, also known as acco unt unknown, you are hereby not1· of these granr fu nds by the Nellie Isabelle Corw 1n: W111 1am . Sec:. Ill. That a supplemen t-al fted that you have been named Vil lage Moore CoMtn, Anna Lou1se appr opnat1on of S15.000 be · defendan!s ,..., a legal act1on Sec. Ill. Th1s Ord1nance shall Bond also known as Anna made from th1 s tund enr1 tled W1!bur oa,!ev. Pla1nJ 1ff tak e effect and be ,..., force I rom . lou1se Alb lett. also l.::hown as Sec. IV. Tha t tt1 e cle rk- vs Ann1e Dunbar. 1! l1vtn g and and a11er August 22 . 1983 loulst! Albien. w111 1am c. Bond. treasurer be authortzed IO pay her husband 1l any, and to I he Posed the 22nd day of deceased: Harmon Boo th e trom 1h1s fund all e><:penses w1dower. he1rs. dev1sees. and August, 1983. Bond also knoon as Harmon related to the pJa"ht1n g of 11 ees next of k1 n of decedent. Detend- Attllt: Jon Buck. Ct.k Bond. deceased. M ary Isabelle a-Rd Shrubs 1n the vil lage wh1ch ant s Th rs ac11on has been c'ou~ Bond also known as Mary B. e1tg1ble costs und6r a grant assrgned case number 83 cv. 1916, 13, 2tc Calvert: A1chard Clayton Ca1from the Small Bus1ness Ad m1 n· 227 and 1s pcnd1ng 1n the Court ven. deceased. Margaret A 1Strat1on upon the presentation of Common Pleas of Me 1gs Calvert. also known as Marof propet. lnVOICes approved by County Pomeroy. Oh•o 45769 Public Notice garet A Calven Galloway. the mayor. The ObJ ect of !he complatntJs deceased : James Galloway; 'Sec. V. That Council de-- to part1110n you 1nterest rn real IN THE COURT OF John Galloway. W•ll1am Carl darss this to be an Emergency estate located 1n Sect10n 6. COMMON Pl!AS. Galloway; and Patnck F GallaOrd1na nce necessary lor the Town 9. Range- 15, Columb 1a MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO way. 1f deceased. addresses Immediate preservation of the Townshrp, Me1gs County. Oh 1o CUe No. 83 ·cv 130 un known: you are hereby noti· publtc peace. health. and and the prayer 1S to part11Jorl John V. lloalrd.dffSr. f1ed that you have been named _safety. such emergency an smg VO!-ir 1nterest. for Judgment lor ~- ~ defendants m a legal actJon We_, Np8ir end tllr C0181. We _, 8110 edd boll end rod out ... dilrtorl. We 8110 rep8ir 992-2196 l·lHfc oCustom Pole Bldgs. & Garqes •Rooflna Work 15 Years Experience •Wellhert •Di1hwaahere· Rengel •Refrigerator• •Dryera •Freezer~ GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 Blake and their son, Caleb. SpoiiSilr trophies wlll be given to die first tour places with Individual ·first place trophies to be awarded. Entry fee Is $65 plus two balls. Those wishing more lnformatlm should contact Rick Phllllps at 614-992-9932 from 9 a.m. ·to 5 p.m. or Gene Wise at 614-992-6:l:M. .. .,...a- "'-entc;' are --~ --- ' MERCHANT PH. 992-2178 USED APPLIANCES · I~ 1 Ranges, Refrigerators Air Conditioners WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS 742-2352 'j Home, Pollbeorero, Firemen, EmO<goncy Squod, frlendo ~:~hbort for food end SI11er Danna Bueboom, TholemilyofJooolcoLy~n Wll10n with 10 thenk everyone who donated food, aent flawera. card1. money and all their help. Tuppere Plain• EMS. all Churchea for prayers. Parente. Rick Ia Sherry Wil1on: gr11t grandparenta, Don • Wilma Eynon. 3 Public NotiCe Busmes·8 ••d .... BACKHOE servJces . JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING ROOFING WOtt. cutters nl Plintina. Roger Hysell GARAGE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR h . ADD-ON FURNACE •Holds 300 lb. at one IOiding *H88ts all your llot water . •Heats 3,000 sq.' ll. House •Installs easily to your present Gas-011 or electric system · Alum. Alii .. Roof • . REG. '1095 in fvouR ltn&!hs Pomeror l.lndn1n $ !CHOICE ~1~1~H~el~p~W~a-n~t-ed~-- 588 SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY CARRIER WANTED PART-TIME HELP IN MIDDLEPORT NEEDED AT ONCE. RESPONSIBLE PARTIES ONLY GOOD PAY OPIN STRIP COAL I $3()00 A TON I ' PH. 992-2280 2·2l·lk ; f ~------' 1 Vinyl VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnauletion •Storm Door1 •Storm Window• •Repl1cement Window• •New Roofing ..... ,.---,~-1-r-- DEALJ~q_& SAVE 30% OR 11011£ On SiditW and Roofirw, Guttsr lild DoWnspcjtits. "Ft.t Eedn 1 " "12 v.... EwiooK»" ""Work Guaall I" . 'i'~. P~~.. -- •s.ptic Tanks · •.Haulina 949·2293 llclnt, ON. Gllllpolla to R1ooeon C...., bridge 1nd follow llg01. _ ___..._ __ -- . ·~-r - " THREE port Slomooe kittent, 7 weeks old, good Siemon quollty, 1 otrlpod, 2 black, 304-876-8146. 1 one year old registered black Aultrien 1heepdog, fine wjth children . 304-8822403 . PULLINS EXCAVATING - Dozero 8 Bh~e vicinity of Hooter dog In AdomovMio or Rio Orondo. Coli 814-245-6622. - Dump Truc:b -Lo-Boy - T-or LOST In vicinity of Rio Orenda female black Leb. Coli Klngoley Meyer. 614248-6305 or 814-246 9283. -Wet• -o..LJn. - s- LA~osrst>Mu JOBS PH. 992-2478 8-18-1 '""~ ' Slzn start from 12'K16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sir.- from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd DOl Houus P&S BUILDINGS .Jati!'!.._Olt .r.""H!: &J4:1fJ-mt 10-6-tfc i 31 Homes for Sale Newly remodeled 2 atorY frame. 1 Vt bath. 3Vz acr81. city achoola, riverview . thru Friday. BAM to 4PM. Cell446·7160. f32.000. Coli 446-4222 between 9 & 6 . Reapon1ible lady to ttay with lady with ptcemaker. full baaement. with garage, 4 bdr. ranch home. large LR , caled chrlatlln mele tenor afnger • en alto •Inger. Cell Leslie Hayman at 614-992- 261 B. Cell 446-0276 . woll, f22,000. Coli 6143BB-9063. PT. PLEASANT AREA Co- reer opponunlty with e fraternal benefit 1ociety thet off en 1 hig h prestl ge co rear with excellent Income. Po•· albllltlea for the right per10n. Should enjoy contact witt'! the public end have good education end per101111lity. Write for an Interview ltatlng full detaile on deucation and butlneaa background, marital ltatua, end income requirement• to: Area Manager, P.O. Bo• 188, New Hoven. WV 21285. 3 bedroom house with flrepllce. centr•l air, 2 full bathl, In city llmlta. lmmedlat• pouesaion . Call 614- 246-52B1 1 . 14 acres level lend with pertlally con1tructad bll!lea ment. Price negotiable. Call 446-3044 . CHARLES SAYRE AND SON In Middleport. newty ramoa deled home with firepl1ce. potalble woodbumer. cloae to achoola and ahopping. Coll814-lt92-8941 . Women-Men need 1 pan tlme job clo11 to home? Cen earn . up to *7 or more per hour, Phone 304-676- 2618, 9-6. 12 Situations Wanted Tree trknmlng end removal. Free eatlmelee. 614-992· 8040 cr 614-949-2129. Have vacancy for 2 ladles. Care. room and board . 614· 992·8022. . Wanted - Car.pool to Rio Grande . Call 814·9927022. 1--------:--:::-:- Extra nice hauM on Rt. 664, approK-. 3 mi. EMI of Porter. price reduced. Shown by 1----------SANOY AND BEAVER In- every Tueaday ~~~~::!~~~~!I 14-16. · !~~~ 7630. 1-::-:-:--:-:---:::---;:-:-:;:- third acre lot. U4.500. or will rant for t276 mo. 304-886-3934. p.m. 814-9B5-3B78. Middleport, 2nd Avo.. " -----------1 bedrooma. 2 bathe. large deluxe Interior. fireplace. Roofi11 & SidiDC Co. nlglrt, Pt . Ploooont. WVo. Auct. Lonn._ Neal. Farm. Clonorol Houllng ond Trooh ·gerogo. 81;4-992-6709 of- Routo 1 Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992·3067 houuhold. nteto, Ole. Call 814-387-7101 . removel Reliable ter 1 :30. ond dopondoblo. Col 448·1--------------3159 bolween 9 ond ti. Rick Peereon Auctioneer l•rvlce. Eltete, F•rm. An- -.v ' Time 9-5. ,~d:·~~~=:.l -1-to_m_•_·_____________ ' I clothing. ' desk. misc. Rd. behind ! Legion. McCormick Amerlc•n .............................. , Pt Pleasant 8t Vicinity . 3 Fomlly Yard Sole off of Rt . 588 on Vanco-Fairfield Rd . Thursday • Fridoy. Portarbrook Subdivision Garage Sale Thura. &. Fri. 9 -6 . Child organ. fireplace doors, pinball machine. tape player. ------"Pcimiirov·-------· ~ ~ .' ······-····-----------------·- ' 216 Oak St. Now H....,. Clothes, misc . artlclaa. Wed. and Thured•v· 4-fomllloo. 2633 Uncotn' Avo. Wed. llo Thon. 9-3.; Sept. 14-16. TV, lrOP1~ antique dre11er, Iron b'ed, • Middleport lots of mlac. 8t Vicinity 3 -family yerd ..... sePt . 15-18-17. No. 880 <tt11 St. Howard Birchfl.td'a resi dence on 1 24 e11t of Rutland. Fri. & Sat . Maton . clothea. Quiltl . motorcy~~:te. tleak, mla., item1. t~;;==~~~;:=t;~~;,~~~~== 32 M bll H 31 Homes for Sele 0 8 omea .. for Sale Ro~ch typo (Brlckj. :i bod· room•. fireplace. attached garage, full beeement. newly ahingled roof. walking diatance to Pomeroy Ele· Columbia. after 4 p.m. 1.988 Schultz mobllo hom.o 10x50, with tipout, new carpet pricod 12700. 1982 Jaguar XKE 86 pet. tored. exc. cond. ra1 ~ •s.ooo. 304-676-167B . . " 34 Buainese Buildings 304-876-1922 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Building for ule. Pine Or""" . Ch . 111,000. lr>fo-.,4• 742' 301 3 l.ohomool or Shl... 8-c. dream kitchen with all ley Smith. 2' 3 bedroom 2-11ory hou11 on Park Orlv•. New fumect~and poymont. 304-875-2192. New Hilven, apacloua, 3 bedroom home. new kitchen with JennAir, family room, fireplace, 2 bethl, patio. nice yard. 304-B82-2406 & 676 -6640 & BB2-2447. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ... ' ·, : Grocery buline1s plc..eeto~ plus furnJahed attached ' I bedroom houae . "uret Meigs Co. Exo . n.._.boN,· goodochool. 81B.600, 814· 742-2260, ' 36 Loti & Acreage ------------------.• 36 acrea at Rodney on W .T.\ , Wataon Rd. Owner flnanc- .,, ing aveUeble. Ce11446-8221 ~: after weekdays. .... e TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES. USED- CARS. TRUCKS. GALLIPOLIS. CHECK OUR PRICES. CALL 446-7672. CLEAN USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. QALLIPOUS. AT 36. PHONE 448-7274. 1 974 Chemplon 1 4•65 furforgo lot at Quail Crook MH Park . French Ctty lrokering Sorvlcoo. 448-9340. ';;;;;;:;i;t;i;-;;;;;;;'' One IICf'e lot whll 5I r~·:· for 11«111 end tft·eround pool, for lnformetion, 113- , 661-1232. _. .., Nice lot on Raccoon Creek ·· with 19 h. travel trellar :, ewnlng & deck. priced to .,, ..11. Coli 448-9340. 446-•: 7901 or 614-268-8413. :: . '• 8 acre• with lot ciHred ~· O\lerlooklng river, I mlr below town. $8600 . 211· 1210. For Sele· 1 8 ecrea outate of FrH central air, 1983 Red- 1Rutlend. Hat hand dug welt men 14•70. 3 bdr ., 2 full & capped off gas weN. 0001 ' botho. cothodrol coiling, del- timber land. all rnlrUM'fll ivered In set . French -~i!Y rightJ . Very aecludecf.~ Mobile Homea. Inc ., 446- $16.000. 614-992-U01 . . : 9340. bdr ., total central air, exc . cond. Cen be left on 1 ~ betha. fireplace, patio 1979 Starling 1 4x7o. 2 •Metric. rontod lot. Fronch City Brok- 41 Hou1e1 for Rent ; .f• . .\ 4 bdr. hcuoo e • - .t ~1 er1ng Service, 448- 8340. on Rt. 180 In Vinton. c.n...~; 1971 elr. f350 mo.. ooc. tt.p. I rot. Cell 448-3178 . 12x86 Rlchordoon with 8 ft. expendo with houaa type lnltaltltlon. new carpet and draperlel, par- tlolly furnlohed. new 10•20 aluminum awning end three aate of 1teps. 1 Ox 10 metal building with underpinning end tie down. See to appre- clote. 19.000. Set up In Green Tenac1 Trailer Park Lot 74. e.ou... . 3 II*.. ~ hoot. ovoU.blo 01>1. 1 , t1ft!· mo., Ao hou11 .,_. C ... 814-2411-8180. 3 bdr. houoo - Rio Grenda, •235 mo•• no peta. 1 Col 814-245-1431. Modern 3 bdr. " - fool Wlndaor 14•70 with expanda. m•nv extne. quality home. Rodney-Core Rd . Coll304-871-1721 for Info. For Solo: Smolltrott.r. Moko nw en offer. C1l ..,...86915. 1979 12•86 Ubony mobile home partly, fvm ... . vary good cond. M- Mil. Call 814·248-9294 or I 14-2456176. 1982 Vlndole mobllo home 10•80 with ronge. u.ooo or belt offer. Phone 448· 2798 . 12.&8 Vlndolo mobtlo home. 8' expen4!1o living room, aH electric with wood burning ttove. large con· crete patto Including 1 room romcdoled ochoel buldlng with wood bulftltoa otovo. otoroge . corport • • building on 2 Farm ' aorw. Hem- lock Clrovo. 814-948· 3059 oflor I lor morolnfo. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. range. bllll1'teftt, c•ntralt.- & air, rural w1ter. 2 10,._ Cal ' 814-379-2513 . 2 bdr. houM In c - . , for rent, 1 chid occot*IJ. .4 48-0124 . c• 7 rooM houoo. 48 oa.o SL Inquire ot Boot Wootom . Charming 2 etory, 2 bedroom houae. Flrepteoe, river view, gar~•· •200 . month. 304-882-2B36 . MOO!RN 3 bedroom houol on Pork Dr., UOO. par month plus depoeh. ceu 304-875-4340. ook for Mr. Clool< . Chormlrle 2 llory. 2 room hou•. flrepl-. rt..r vlow. - · 1200. month; 30-HU-2838. • HouM oR 2427'h Uncolft Ave. •131 . mont!~ . 304- 871-3188. 8 room hou•. 1 acre. llmft.. Lown Mowing no yord to big refrlger1tor. waahlr • dryer. 24•40 doublo wldo lluldlng. no more than 4 people. lnoulotod, ponolod, oloctrictique • liquidation ooloo. or omoll. Rolloble ond dopon- freezer. gaa or wood burnklg lty. Would moko nloo home. Oopoolt. 304·8711·7641 dable. For eltlmate cell furnoco, f32.000. 8tf Uconoed • bonded In Ohio • On one ecre lot with Nptlc evening•. WYo. 304-773-5788 or 448-3119. Ito I. 949-2839 . tllnk. All for t7.tl00. 114..-:::--:---:-::--:-:--:-..."':"~~~~~. . . 304-773-8188. 1-. Will do bobyolttlng In my 15 room• and bath, enclo11d li2·3MO . 42 Mobile Home• 1Jllllll. Anytl Aitylit(tll Auction overy Fri. night ot homo. Hove roforoncoo. Coli for Rent porch. flnlohod go~og-.. -3.~ i~878 Holly Pork Oolu•o AIIIII[JiiJthln tho Hertford Community 448-7328. blooko from TIn·Mklift-rt. 4•88 with 7d4 Expondo, Contor. Trucldoodo of now No Sundoy collo. 814-192- . bedroom, t - oloctrlc, ;) I' -hondl.. overy - - Chimney 8-plng Sorvl- 3540. froet-- r.rrtt.. otovo. 1 bedroom troller Conolgmento of , _ ond Oorboge di-MI, wooher• an lu-lo Rd. Uti ma .. ·;,uoecl morchondloo olwoyo - · Coli Uoo ot 448-23t9. 0-1 buy. N-lyremodoled dryer hcolt-up. Clirpoting. 1200 dopoolt. Col 4,.._ wotoomo. Richerd Roynoldo W!LDINO. 110. oiol>lrlc, houoo, nloo. qulot • -~ . N~ otorm door. Contrololr, . 2572. Auction-. 271-3081. ' portoblt, oxp-cod do- fullocotlon. lmmodloto po• una~~ pinning. Eacollent - -- - - - - - - - - pondoblo, low rotoo. omoll or .- n . Tum off At. 31 In on - o d lot. Clooo to North OoiJoo ttl, AUCTION overy Soturdoy lorgojobo, 304-871-38n. Honclorlo ~· wv. onfromHondohor . !~~ 11on. Coli 114-992- 2bdr .. fum ., 178 dop.. e1 . . nlglrt. 8 p.m. Mt. Alta 1 oon 8 t ... o owoy ,,.;i4~--mo. rent. Coli 814-Mt. Auction Bern. Conale~ne looldng for 0 - · tho loot houM on B7l 1 . ' menlo 18kon _ . , 8otunloy -utlclon - l n g In tho Point Honclorlon 81. 8 roomowlth U8ED MOBILE HOME. IN ~-----------1 :00 till tl-. lmmo -Pioloont oreo . Coli onytl- , _ wol to ~ carpeting. 8HAPE. 304-178- Trollor for ront. Colt 448Sol Auctlonow, 304-421- efter p.m. Aok for Owon . . Prteod In I20 Bob Klo- j 2711 . 1012. "117:7. 31J4.273·2BIII . ollng, 448-21101. I--------U·Zo.tft :nl alii behind Landmark. PG~Reroy. clothat. appliances. 3 bdr. hou... livlngroom, kitchen, & bath. 9 acre• on Johnaons Ridge Rd . For mort lnformltlon. 448- Cultom Butchering. 304- · 2 ltory hquM on nice lot. Slx.th StrHt In SyrecuH 882-3224. Opon 8 d •v• cia• to ell convenlencn. w-ly. Priced raaonable . Cell after & Service. · below Galllpolla. Gla8lwere. Yerd Sala . 238 Condor St., ·J door. Cothodrol coiling. Dol· iv.-.cl In 1et. French City Mobllo Homoo. Inc.. 446·1 ~ ; 9340. I~ 13 Insurance September 14th. 244 South . Third , Street . 9AM · 4 PM . Clo· thing and mite . Item a. ' Schultz-The ell new Schultz modular home. qualified for W.VA. houllng money. See at French Clly Mobile Homea. Inc •• 448-9340. Located In Syracuae-Near 1chool & 1wlmmlng pool. 3 bedroom altuated on one- 1:;;:::::::;======= 26560. Yard Sale : One d., only. Wedneaday . Caeh dlecounte. 24x40 Cloyton oectlonol. 3 bdo .. worker & plumber seek• pert time lob. Will do anything. Write: Box C- 1 Pt . Pleuent Regiltar. Pt. Plaa11nt. WV 1-=----------: RETIRED aheat metal • oppolntmont only. Coll4469340. 446-7901 or 8142&6-6413. 3 bdr. home 1"'/z bath, remodlledkilchenwlthmlacrowave. Redwood porch deck ecro11 back. 11h acre many frutt treee, gaa •tove &. dryer In baaement. Aero•• from Blue Fountain Motel. Call441-3499. Makere••onable offer. 1 B . Wanted to ·oo Auction Yord Sole Thuro. • Fri. 9 to niahed. with,many extrea, on 1 I &Vicinity appllancea. Owner will cerry aecond or all am.ll down Scenic Hille Nunlng Center 11 now hiring 1t1ff RN'e a. LPN'a application• cen be obtained at Scenic Hille Nur1ing Center. Monday surance Co. he1 offered 1-:::-:--:----;:-~-;-;::;­ urvlcea for fire lnsurenc• Sale by owner--Ruatic Hlll1, coverage in G•lli• County Syrecu11. 3 bedroome, 2 for almost 1 century . Farm, bet hi, bl -level with patio • home and Plr80nal property cover . 30x30 two-cer garLon-llond male poodle In coverage• ere 1valllble to age. 11x12 barn. 18141 Yicintty of Morning Ster mootlndlvlduol nMdo. Con- 992-2987 ofter 6 p.m. 1re1. AniW81'1 to Peenu11. Ulct Kall Burle110n. agent. C1ll Evelyn Holter It 814- Phone 446-2921. Immediate pouat•ion in Middleport. 7 rooma, new 149-2380. 1-:;;::;;~:;==~=- kitchen, carpeting down!,on. R•• Rd , vicinity. 17 Miscellaneous min, woodbumer. 614~!~t!t:,~ hound, reward . 992-8028. Kltchtn ~bintts - RDD!- l. . In& - Sldlna - Concrate· ~ .-ola-1799. : P1tlos - SidiWilks ....,. 1 : New Construction - Rt· modtllnl - Custo• Polo 8 Public Sale Berns. & Auction ' 1 ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Lo1t and Found LOST Male Auatrlallan -lloc:khc• mo. od. •Excivatin& • pon Boogie . 12wookoold. Coli 614-387-0224 eftor 7PM . 9-9·1 ntO :l-J t.rfc golden. Retriever, tether part Collie PH. 992-2772 Sunday Calla ~~ Help Wanted I, pupploo. mother It Lab. J&L . Blown Insulation FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 9·9 ·1 mo. 11 old. Coli 814-379-2197. $250 Each Locklmlth 1ervice: tool•har paning, acreen & gle11 in- otollod. Call 034-876-3894. litter trained. 6 or 8 week Also Blown Insulation Built Garaaes" Call for frH sidin& es· timates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No 2 klnon Collco • ' "fre• fttimat•s" ·co. "Beautiful, Custom Dlrectlona ... 8eutll on Itt. 7 ... II mllea b.Jow CONTACT 992-2156 As low As BISSELL SIDING • 448-4123 . Materiil & Labor SIDING •Ponds IIAIIE BIAIIDS WITHHELD DUE TO PRICE Springer Spaniel. puppy, 3YJ mo. old . Cell Vinyl Replacement Windows & Aluminum REClAMATION 5 YUI WAIIIIANTY Engllth C6rtainte8d J&L BLOWN INSULATION MINE RUN CONTRACTING. - ftJ. DARK. _,. D8'0SIT HOLDS FOR 30 OA YS Pupploo, mother lo AKC 1 omoll ml•od block brood M.L '995 1 Phono 448-4051. FIREPLACE INSERT •Heavy Duty double wall construction *Lalit airtiaht ash pan *AutoMatic draft control *larp Comlna ass doer .*Fire 11r1ct llnlcf *Dual V.rilble sllltd blowers REG. dURNI COAL 01 WOOD Giveaway ·1---------------- 1-Hic HHtc dition). By owner Hou.. with 2 acre• more or 1111, been remodeled. orchard. 87 ft . Coli --... ·Gaiiliioils...... --- 6 roOm houae with ba~h..! central air. city ~t!!:~-~ acres on Ueving Roed. ~~·..! ~ ' · !& ilh!.i'r,v-~~<#· SUBKEN SERVICE CO . · auppliel . Pick up and delivery , Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up ' WOULD like e ride or to form h e cerpoo I to M era h1 II · Sc • · I dulo 9-1. 304-878-6183 . Farm Equipment Ports & .Service 742-2328 11·26-tlc Services wood bUrner included. city school1. 2 mile~ from town. 4 Authorized John Deer, · New Hollnl, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Deeler Service 992--621$ •• 992·7314 Pemeroy, Ohio WOODBURNER SALE Special Discount Prices At POMEROY LANDMARK" ' U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILL£. OHIO Around •Dump Truck V. C. YOUNG Ill i ~:~69~~2·:3~0~6~1~.;;~;;;;;;:== Coli 446-370B . SWEEPER and towing mo-· 1.-Q-o_o_pe_l_o_ln-g-ln-g--gr_o_u_p_l• china repair, perta. end looking for a young dedl- l SALES & SERVICE SERVICE •Lowest Rltlls •ufk• JOB - BIG OR SMALL Writesel ~~~·-~3_~;-~ ,_,.,_' BOGGS AL TROMM'S oloctolaol (F,.. htlmalosl ent1tled John V Bogard Sr. acres. more or less . PlatnltH. vs W H Corw1n also Except1ng all the coal and . known as W1lham Henry CorWin. et. al . Defendants Th1s one-half of the mmerals and ' - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - nght to m1ne and operate for 1 act1on has been ass1gned Case the same Number 83 CV 1 30 and IS Also e)(cept1ng a small parcel ARROW FlASHING pend1ng 1n tl1e Court o f Com· ott and heretofore conveyed to SIGNS man Pleas of Me1 gs County C A. Bogard. FOR SALI OR REliT ' Pomeroy. Oh1o 45769 . 8" Aelerence Deeds . Volume· The otect of the Compla1nt 1s Ropie-t Lon139 . Pa ge 511 . Volume 193: a part1t1on act1on concern1ng Page 808 Me1gs County Deed the all and gas underlying the Records. ion ,,.lity follow•ng descnbed real estate: the prayer IS that the above 1-614-4*-1~ Gil. s and S1tat ed m the Townsh iP at -Experienced descnbed real es tate be part1!1 · Lebanon. County of Me1gs and •Reasonable State of Oh10. and known as oned or ordered sold d 11 cannot be part1t1 oned that all tnterests •Wotk Guaranteed be1ng a part of Sectton 21. Town 3. Range 11 of the Oh1o be set forth or be forever barred Compan y" s Purchas e. com- from assertmg the same. for an 992-6030 men ci ng on the l1ne of adJOin· allowance of attorney tees here1n and cos ts Minersville, OH. · 1ng land formerly owned bv H You· are reqUi red to answer $ . lawrence. at a stone corner 8/1911 mo. pd the Compla1nt w1th1n twentyon an agreed line between H C eig ht (28 ) days after the last Smuh and W S Sm1th: thence west 75 degree S 61 rods to a publicatiOn of thiS nottce WhiCh Or--------~ small run and L M. Sm1th·s line. wtll be publ1shP.d once each 11 week for s1x (6) success1ve thence N 21 degree W down weeks. Th e last pubhcat1on wllf H. L. the run along L M Smtth"s l1ne be made on September 20. to the DeW1!1S Run and Bashan 1983 . and the twenty-e•ght Road· thence tn an easte rly (28) days for answer wdl All types Ill roof new dtrect1on along the l1ne ollands commence on that date formerly owned by Fredareca 11pair, St. Rt. 124. Pomoroy. OH . In case of your ta1lure to Bentz to the center of old 10ad, downspouts; &Utter • answe r or oth erw1se respond then ce 1n an ea~terl y d~re c t10n 2 as requ1 red by the Oh10 Rules of ing and st1tm cha1ns and 52 links to a stake: C1v1t Procedure Judgment by doors and windows. then ce 1n an easterly p Jrecllon 1 default w1ll be rendered aga1nst cha1n and 97 links down the you lor the relief demanded 1n All Work Guaranteed wes1 S1de of School House Run the Complaint "frH Estimates"" Also Transmission to publ1c road . then ce down Dote Aug. t 2. 1983 sa1d road one charn and 80 Call: 949-2263 : PH. 992-5682 Larry E. Spor11m. links 10 the line Q~ds owned Cl""' of Courto. Molgo Co. or 992-7121 Dr 949-3091' by L M F1tch ..,.;:,ce E 80 ;i. lt-!f( Common Court degree N. along L M F1tch's IBI 16. 23. 30: i91 e. 13, 20. land to the Northwest corner of 6tc lands known os the Ftsher lol. 166-1120 thence 1n a south easterly d1rect1on along F1sher s l1ne 20 rods to a stake: thence rn an easterly 3 Announcements d1rec11on along sa1d Frsher line 36 rods and 9 links to a ledge of rocks. the southeast corner of F1sher lot: thence m a southeasterly dlfect1on to the Oh10 R"1ver. th ence down the nver to mouth of Camp Run : thence 1n a ~ Westerly course up sa1d run wtth the meander1ngs thereof •P to 23 rods . thence South 30 degree W. 7 rods to Da1ley"s ~ Collin& l1ne· thence S 44 deg ree E 11 BliCk Asphalt Raaf Collin& rods. th~nce S 28 degree E Roll Roofi111 along Dailey's line 36 rods : Aluminu• Roofinc tt"Jence S. 18 degree E. along C A Bogard s lme 14 rods to a All beech stump on th e bank of a run . thence S 8 degree E along C. A Bogard's lme to th e place 614-99!-2181 of beg1nnmg. conta1n 1ng 60.5 a·· • JOHN'S AUTO SAI.n . Announcements ~~~I'<~~·\.l.lllll'l\\11!~~-~t.lll~~"~·--~· ., 1 I . •• ' ·" '" montory School. f40.000 . Cell 614-992-6143. Joop CJ6, 304-876·5 I . . '•ceah for Spinet or Grand WANTED : windshieldfor79 plano' , (Even damaged con 904 friend Mlldrod Moodowo. 9·12·TFC 0eorgeo Creek Rd. 446-0294, I • ancl NmDCWMg and .,..., worit • to Loan rootol. Local buyer . 304· PIANO TUNINO-LANE DA762-26B1 . NIELS . 742-2961 .- Aioo Lowe would like to thank Rev. Robinaon, Rawlinga. Coat• 81 Blower Funeral Route 4, Pomeroy PT. 1 I 22 ken Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave. PIANO TUNING Bock to Middleport, oh. 614-992- , School Special 126 normal 3476. tunlngo. September only. . · .· . . ·· , Word 'o Keyboard. 304-876-. WANTED to buy. genllng. 3B24. . . ' The family of Wllllem (Bill) Manufacturers • ~:~ti~;;;;:;;;:~~~= !yellow root. dry top• & 1-::-~-:::--:--:-::-:-:-:::-:-:-:-::-::-:­ Trophy CARPENTER SERVICE Aug. 9. 1983. Call after 8 p .m ., 1-304-875 -2982. ware, old cur - ·i "- - - - - - - - -..,rency. Top coin•. pricH.lerge Ed. Bur· Card of Thanka Washers, Dryers KING · onHring Call 01by A. Martin aervlce. 614-992-8370. 7-S-tfcc THE TROPHY YOUNG'S For lea•. Auto Service Center, M11on, wv. 3 beya, 2 hoilts, excellent locetlon. auccealful bu1ineu for over coln1, ring1, jewelry, eterling ~ · .' that you da bu1lne11 with people you know. and NOT to nnd money through the mail until you have invutlgeted the offering. Buying doily gold. oliver 23 PARTS and SERVICE 11-ll·lk I NOTICE I THE OHIO· VALLEY PUB · LISHING CO . recommend• Wanted to buy. New, uaed & HOME LOANS low fixed antique furniture. Will buy 1 rata. Leeder Mortgage. 77 E. piece or complete houaeholdl. Al•o complete Auctl- State. Athena. Ohio. 1-814- Gregg & Patty Gibba-Owners 985-3561 All Mokes 0Aiumi111111 & 'flll)i Sidinp ment will go to his wlfe, Sonia CATALOG . KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE •Insurance Work 448 - M.O. Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy. Oh . Or 992-7760. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Extensive Call Good. lete model motor home. Call 448-0893. 9·12·1 mo. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION All proceeds for the tourna- Microscope. 4637. jera, etc.. Write Com·: plete entlqu"· houeeholds. CHESTER, OH. Midclloport, Ohio Remo_delina. . olumlnum boat. Call 614268-66B2. furniture, gold, allver dol· lara. wood Ice boxea. atone REPAIR PAT HILL FORD 14 ft . temi-V vatd saleS 6. Lower River Rd. 7 mi. -· BEDS-IRON. BRASS. old 30 yeoro. ovolloblo oftor AND O•Tanka. New Ho111es - 12 ft . or Installed And Warranted by Sears For 5 Years. AUTO PARTS re- core t'lldiii!IOI"a 11111 hee- In memory of Randy Blake, a men's softball tournament will be held SEpt. 17-18 at the Middleport ball field. Blake, a . 1!75 graduate of Eastern High School, played athletics at the school. He later played with the Belpre Legion ball team; Jim's Golf team; Mllhone's team; Cal's Den and was later a member of the East Meigs and · Areher Plaurnblng team . .Frat· ernal Order cit Eagles 2i71 team, aad for the past two seasons, the Mid-Ohio Valley League at Reedsville. • campers . Coli 814-4480176. ' CHESTER SERVICE Benefit tourney set this weekend r.Y *CHAIN LINK FENCING· PH: 1-304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va. C. L. Kitchen 8·29· 1 mo. RADIATOR ~~ Will gaod price for used mob le homea, travel tr'llllera "FREE ESTIMATES" *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel PHONE-992-2156 or 8B32. wood heaters. Swain3rd. Furni~·~~iii=~~~~~== = tu,., 446 -3159. • 1? 1 Olive St., Oelllpollo, Oh . 1- • Opportunity 320 JERICHO RD. v.: or Plrt tlfiM. Coli Exp.rience andrefo,.nceo. 814-388 Wanted to buy UHd co1l. POOLS BENEm - A beilelll !IOflball leunJameal wiD he held In Mkk!JepOrt Sept. 17·181n memoary of tile late Randy Blake. Baby.-nlng In my home full _., a. '~ 18 W1nted to Do To Buy CIHn Uled Clrt. PlAQUES ENGRAVING Public Notice • We PlY aoh for lata model PERSONAUZED -l'lumblng .... Public Notice 9 -' Ohio 448-3872 -cwcalswMc Public Notice JJL Bill Gene Johnaon I Public Notice &, Jim Mink Chov.-Oido Inc. Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice 1983 Business Services vm..ae· The Daily Sentinel ·• ...L _(eo_n_tlnu_ed_trom_pag;._el;._)_ .Weather forecast Jurors were being seated this morning In Meigs County Court for the case of the State of Ohio versus Carol Hubbard, Middleport, charged with assault, negligent assault and obstructing official T. 13, 1983 1---.,------=-- Cu"OM PRINT -'*" 94ft2358 e °· 1------------ ·- ·- · �Ohio Sentinel 42 114 Ml1c . Merchendl1e 117 Mobile Homes for Rent Self defroltlng refrlger•tor Plrt.. lty turn ., ntlr Tycoon·· · leko. 1100 dep., 1175 mo. I rent. 2 bdr., 111 ~.etrlc. Call 614·388·871,. . •100 .• Hoover wuher • dryer •275. , Autometla washer & dryer •ea. • up. All guerenteed. 81ot-7ot22352. 12x60 2 bdr. fum . m<>bilo 1j homo. U50 mo., gu 11o wotO< pd .. 1100 dop. CoW 446 · 05S3. double ~ide in Jobnsona Mobile Home Pooi<. Private v'rd. $300 per .mo: lncludea water. ••wage, garbage pick & ga1 . Haa gas 1~f,';~t~<= fumence, range & water heater. Elect ric not inculded no peta. limited to 2 child· ren, city achoola, close to K-Mart & · Sliver Bridge Shopping Center. Call 446· 3647 or 446-4028 after 8PM . I 44 " 46 Space for Rant ' 61 Household Goods 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apartmenta Utiltiea pertly turn., Mobile home lot in Addiaon Uaed w11h1t1 • dryer. ulea . apartments available now. .Twp . next to Addaville 6 aervice . 16-20 uaed $200 per mo. A-One Real School . Water, nwege, waahera 6 dryer to choose Eatetea, Carol Yeager, Real· garden apace. Call 614· from. Guaranteed 30 dayss, all mott popular brenda. Call tor. Call 304-875-6104 or 387·7746 . 814· 266·1207. 304· 676· 73S6 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Furnished apt. $186. Water Park, Route 33, North of Amana ge• range $121. paid, 2 bdr ., 131 'h 4th, Pomeroy. Large lots. Call sofa ~ love aeat-chelr 1160. See at 668 Third Ava .. Gallipolis. 446-4416 after7 992· 7479 . p.m. 1- : - - - - - - - - Golllpollo, Dh. EXCELLENT location for 3 bdr. fi!pt ., 2nd Av~ .. office, .retail or. wholeaale. RAYS US~D FURNITI)RE Gellipolia . $190 met · Can · buaina11 . 1400 aq . . tt:: Call · 01'4· 907·0837. 2 po. bod· room suite •~O. refrigerto; 446·4222 b8tW8en· 9 & 6 . · 304·676·37SS. . :;;:;::::===::;;:=== *86. chelt a3&, gas r'f;nge Unfurnished, downsteirt, 3 *86. laundry stove a46, room apt., 1 bdr., no pets. Wanted to Rent kitchen ·cabinet ee&. desk Inquire at S7 Vine St.. 146. ANTIQUES·rope bod, Gelliqotia. aleigh bed, round oak teble, ' A nice home, can be an older aquare oak table, clewfoot Furniahed apt. 2 bdr., near one, mull have at leaat 8 rounll table, waah atand, HMC, &235 utilltiet paid. roons, etc. Located in city of dewfoot oek dre11er. fancy 2 43 Jec~son Pike. Galllpo - G II' 11 1 f bl coal atove. anct many smell a lpo ' pre era Y down- arid c:urioua items found in lis. 446-4416 after 7 p, m. town. Excellent care will be · -given. by responsible lady the hill• end Vlllleyt_of ~eig1 Apartment J bdr~ . furn . and 1.3 years old IQn. Call 1-&~G-o-'lll.:..o_c_o_,.,...:.~~-'··-­ T,rellera. 2 .bdn., furl\ .• beau· 446-9546 or 446·2648 or tiful Riverview, K&nauga, contact Evelyn at Oacar'ti " Fotten Trailer Park. 446- Ra 1 taurant. · 2bdr., 2 both, 1 1 Court St. 'Re f. & dap . 8326 mo. Call 1602. 446·4928 . 3 room apartm8nt, furn ., adults only , no pets. Cell .446·0962 . Small turn , house 1 or 2 adults oraly, no pets. Call .446· 033S. Completely furnished . newly decorated. all electric, 1 bdr ., kitchen, larage living room, with large outside porch . . adUlts. $210 mo. plus deposit & references. Call 446· 2236 or 446 · 2681. Very nice 2 bdr. apt .• furnithed, Main St .. Cheaire. No inside pets. Call 61 4 · 246· 6S18 . Apt. tor Ieese overlooking city park, unfurnished. *1711 mo . Call446- 1 819 or even· ings 446-4426 . JaCkson E•tate Apartment• 636 Jackson Pike (Equal Housing Opportunity) hat one bedroom rent starting at S157and two bedroom rent starting at $193 month. &200 deposit. Coil 446· . 2745 or leave measage on service. Fi.frnlahad efficiency apta. Good location in town, no pets. dep. & reference• ra~u,rad . Cell Mr. Dobson 441·3046 days, 446-2602 ev... Unfurnished garage apt., 4 roof11S & bath . 322 Third Ava .. Gallipolie. Adults. no p~tl . Coil 446·374S or 614·266·1903. • 1 bed room Apt. $196 . -mo. including utilitiu. Equal ho,uaing opportunity . Conteet Village Menor Apts. 814·992·77S7. 2 bedroon furnished Aptl. 814·992-5434 , 614-992· 69,14, or 304·S82· 2566 . 1 room & bath, furnished efficiency Apt. in Lengtville, Oh . $100 . mon1h. 614·9 92· ~692. ( l Aipartments . 304·616· $);4S. . ~PARTMENTS , mobile t\pmes. housea . Pt. Pleatant and .Gallipolia . 61 4· 446· 8221 . (.wi{'l RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to ~~rly llo dloablod with on lo~~come of leu than .,,2.300 . Renting for 30 o,e rcint of adjusted income.4!hono 30\4·676·6679. ~ . i;\fR.N ISH ED oportmont, a~ulta. no pete. phone 304e;76·1463. ·rb Middleport. 2 bedroom futniahed aperlment , q~ild , 1· 304· SS2·2688. 1 Small efficiency, private. 2 hdrooms. apartment build· lng. 304· 676 · 7634 . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent SIHping Rooms and light hou11 keeping ro.Qma. Perk Central Hotel . Coli 448·0786. Sleeping room *116. utilitie• paid, rtnge & refrlg . Share beth. Man only. 4ot84416 after 7 p.m . 46 Space for Rent .u;ge trailer lot on Bulaville ' Adlflaon Rd. Coli 446·4265 or 614· 367·0232 . Fnnklln Pickup Camper. tno. 387·7849 or 307· 7139. Clerln~ . r----------'"1"---------~ right piano. Unico 21 cu. ft. For aele-Bundy Clarinet. upright freezer, Gibaon 8-215 Apartment for Rent · 10 Foot aelt contained guhar; Silvertone alec. tor. 304·676·4217. gul ~ Truck cover for long-wide bed,lnaulated. 36" high, full beck door, will make Ideal sleeper for 1 hunter. $160. 304·875·3962. Brown leather couch. chair & ottoman tao . lO.t-676· 2614. Couch end chair $26 . 304876· 6740. Very good condttlon. Good achool lnetrUment . •126. 614·892-0013. NEW Bundy Alto Sax with mulic adnd. ueed 2 monthl. 304·676·1 769. CONN Trombone and music otond. 304·876·6676 or 875·3913. 68 Fruit & Vegetables 21""colo,r . TV·,. tiOOr ' mOdel · 860. Aftor'2 p.m. 304·876· ~~:,::~i;~~i 6287. 10 elu. acreena 6'8"x28", 1 alum. door 6'8''x31 "'12" wittt track 6 screwa.. used to acreen In a 19'x7' porch. 304· 675 -4671 . 66 Building Supplies red reapberriea. Plltch. Call NOTICE Concofd Grapea while theY "Ieat. ,You pick or buy picked, Apple• • craft Items at Mlesroom. Mederta Dun Rovfn fruit Farm, State At. 881 S. of Altiony. Coil 814·89S·829S,Iiouro 1 to7 PM. . Television Viewing . 9/13/83 t . ' EVENING .. 8 :00 f..l • Improvements •· STUCCO PLASTERING textured ceilings commercial end realdentlel, free eetlmetea. Cell 614-266· 1182. .lMJlLJ. c .. OI'•u.. tro;., '•MO u.s "' 1 . r--------..,..-,r----------1 63 , .. orr Uveatock 1 177 •ep olde Chevy truck, Gr.vely from 11le. Pur- oxc. oond. Coli 448-0492 .. ch811d for Carol Snowden Stiote Form Agent, Golllpo· 1878 truck, newly llo, Oh. Cill 814·211·1111 .. painted. one loc:el owhar . 304·878·4038. Plgo for ulo. Coil 985· 4104. 1168 Ford truok. body •ood, runo good, 1948 Willy' • Chorlolo cow with 6 month jeep, runo. 304· 011·.1242. old coif. 11180. 814·IS5· 3588. 73 Vana. & 4 .W.D . QUARTER horoeo, 11100: Phone 304-882~ 2076. 1 983 Ford 4 Wl!iel. Dr. F·100, • . ComPO< Top for Regillered 3 y'. .r old Here- omoll truck. 266·8362. · ford bull. 304·SS2·2403. 1 978 Chovv '30', box von White face Hereford cOw 3110, V-8, new AT. dual rear with flret calf. calf two week whHis, rollup rear door, old heifer. '450. 304·075· now bottory, PS, PS, 3982. U,76o. Cail448·0940. _.,.._....,...~--~....:.. · I 84 Hay & Grain IT DO&S~'T MAKE Ao-JY <;E~SE. HOW CAN A MAIJ 51N6•E·HANDEVl.'l &REA l< DOOR~ THR0U6H A. sne;. 7 :00 Marcum Roofing & Spoutlng. 30 yeara experience. apeclallzl ng In built up roof. Coii814·3SS-9857. RON'S Televltlon Service. Specializing in Zenith end Motorola, Oua1ar. and house colla. Coli 676·239S or 446·2454. 7 :30 F & K Tree Trimming. stump removal. Coli 67&·133 1. BORN LOSER RINGLE'S SERVICE expe· rlenced roofing, including hot tar application , carpenter, alectrlclen, mason. Call 304· 676·20SS or 676 · 4680. f'WIU WHO W 51CK USV.ALL'/ srm ~1 Wetar Welle. Commercial end Domeatic. Test holea. Pu~Y~p• Sal~• and. Service. 304·896· 3S02. 8 :00 Get your carpet in ship ahapa. Water removal. FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING. CAPTAIN STEAMER 814·448·21 07. I-~~~~~~-~­ ANNIE E 11o A TrH Service, fully Insured , free estimetea . Phono 814·367·0036, coli """ 6. 1905 ochool buo 30 poe· -gor.- 292 engine, 4 opd.. axe. running _cy;,nd., ·_gao.d 1-:--:~-~~--~­ bodv. Coli 448•2836 after ".~.AMIL•o;s GUT:rERS. One . 1. ' Piece cuatoin fit your home. Guaranteed. Advanced Gut1--------~ ter. IDov 614·582·4068.) (night 814·698·S206 .l 8 10.... .A.C ., 1-:--:~-~~~--'.~­ new fend·-·-•••••· very good Roofing end Carpentry 814-192- work, general repairs, cell Anthony Willlemton, 61 ot387·0194. 1953 CJ 38 4 wheel drive IN SHIP .l up. '500. 814·9S5·35S8. CAPTAIN 197S FORD Bronco XLT. olr conditioning, automatic transml•slon, AM-FM 111 ~ m•te•, reo. prlv•cv glaaa. dual axhaull, other e•trea. excel· lent condition, $1900 . 304- 82 & Heating 075·2<115 olter 5 . . ~uildlng ·mat.erllllll ~ YELLOW fr..stontf' Clnnlhg biOt:k, brick. sewer pipea. peac~e• now evat~able, re•i·. HAY It str•w.phona 488wlndowa. lint ell , etc . . Oneble prlcea. P:lt!'aH bring 10&6, Claude Wlntera, Rio Grande, your own bushel containers. D. Coll614·246·6121 . 14th ·voer of 11111'\/lng the area . Bob"• Market, Maeon. 64 Misc. Merchandise Building met8rlal for a 304·773 -6·7 21: . Open 7 12x18 utility building. Call dayo, till dork. ·. 61 Household Kneuft Coal &: Firewood Buy Coli 448·3044. Hungarian wax hot peppera. now for stt.~aonect :-vood this 304·876-1601 . . . winter. Cell814· 268·6245. 66 Pets for Sale SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE · Umeatone, Send, Gr..el. TOP CASH pold lor toto 62 Olive Sl .. Galllpolit. e Delivered in Meton, Meiga. model Ulld cera. Smith piece wood living room aulte Gallla or pick up at Richards HILLCREST KENNELS Bulck· Pontloo, 1911 Eeat· with 6 Inch flot ormo U99, & Son. Cell 446· 7785. Barding all breeda. Selling ern Avo.. Golllpolia, 440bunk bade complete with 1-::-:-~--~---­ Happy Jack Dog Food. 61 2282 . . bunkiaa $199, 2 piece an- Woodbumlng Stovea. freet- Doberman puppies: Stud "September Bela" tron livingroom aulte• 1199, tanding. fireplace lnaerta. Service. Coli 448· 7795. 1978 Dodge Aopon ftotlon· antron recliner• t99, other mobile home apprbved. 6. Jividena Farm Equipment wogon. Coli 614·3SS· ni!Ciiners $80, maple dinette furnance ad ~ona. Jlvldena Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 446·1676 teta t179,- love aeeta 870, · Farm Equipment, 446 - 614·367·7220 . Check our September Spe- 8765 .. 1875Jeop CJ5 motel top, 3 cial pricea on ell Long opoocl, 8 cyl.. good tires, hldo·o · bed $210 , bo• 16711. CARTER'S PLUMBING 77 Pontiac Venture 48,000 white apoke wheelt, low tprlnga li mattre11 twin or Brierpatch Kennel• Profea- tractora end equipment! AND HEATING full e1 00 aet regular-firm SIIghtly Irregular cerpeta. tlonal All-breed grooming. Long trectora, Vermeer mllea, blr;. on btk. V-8. auto mileage, good condition, · Cor. Fourth end Pine $120. maple dinette c:halra remanta and whole haute ~ndoor-outdoor boarding fa- round "belare, rakes, tedders trans, V.G.C .• t1,8&0. Call 12,200. 304·468·1817. Phone 448· 3888 or 448· $35, wuh atenda t34, alze. Ideal for rental income, cilitles. Engllah Cocker Spa- • mowera. And a complete after 6:30PM. 448-7020. 4477 maple rocker• tli8, 7 place etc. Price• starting at t2.99, niel puppiea. Call 614-388- line of tobacco • corn tprayera, wagont, rotary 1978 Nove I cyl .. auto. PS, 74 Motorcycles chrome dinette ... e149. li 13.98 oq.yd. Coli 814·992· 9790. JIM'' PLUMBING llo HEAT· piece dinette lit t89, uHd 0173. ~------- tiller• & rotary cutters, PI, AM-FM 8tero ~IM'ttl, lNG Fonierly Dewitt's Dog Grooming all bread1, bledaa, cultivetora, plow•- air cond.• exc. cond. Muat be bedroom aultaa. reflrgeraPlumbing. Coli 614· 387ton. rangaa, cheat, dreaeera, Hoover portable" washer & flee dipping. For appoint- . dltc, poet dlvera, wood Hln to appreciate. n,198. 1874 Hondo 350, 7,400 0678 . aplihers, power waahers, Cell after 4PM, 448-7231. wrif'ger wa•hert, TV ' a, dryer llko now. 4·18' 7.60 mont ooiii14·3SS·9787. pleatic tanka & octuol mlloo. Coli 814·388· lii=~~~~~;=== dryer••· 6 ahoea. Cell 441- tiree. Zenith portable TV exc. 83 1880 2 dr . Dodge Aspen, 9755. cond. 1978 l TO 64. 000 AKC Reg . Old English woodburneral 3169. auto. PS. PB, tow mileage, actual mllet. Call 446· 7273 Sheepdog pupt . Wormed, Uted Equipment 1880 Kowolllki 440 LTD. I - - - - - - - - - GOOD USED APPLIANCES after 6 end Saturday and ohoto, UOO. Call448· 7906 IH hydro 70, 246 Moaoey rool nlco, 12,796. John'a 3.11500 mlas. Uke new, Sunday anytime. Forg .. 36 Mooooy, 85 Moo· Auto S.leo, Bulovlllo Rd. otter 6 :30PM. • waahera. dryera, refrigeraWORK Sy Tod oov wkh loodor, Ford Jubl· Coll440·4782, opon 9 to 7 . •850. Coli 014·992·8317 . DOZER tor~, rangea. Skaggs ApHanna , ponds. ditchn. 1 B cu.ft. refrigerator freezer lee, Fermell c. gravity wagpliances, Upper River Rd., SooutHul AKC Reg. Poodle batemants, etc. Call 448 ~ ons, N.H. grinder mixer. 1976 Dodge Dart. new 1 8SO 800 Hondo. Coli 446- 4907 . Carter & E.vena baa ide Stone Crest Motel . on bottom 160. 15x17 blue puppies. Good quality • 9418. carpet & padding 11415. Cell breed. low prlcea. Ph. 446- cornpickera. 2 & 3 bottom battery. tlrea. Call 441448· 739S. Transportation. 448·0026. 0S&7 . plows, oullpockero, • po•I~37=1=S·..,..,.~~~~~~­ 111ft. flborglou Storcroft 65 eugerl LAYNE'S FURNITURE HP Mercury. windshield Lonnie 8ogg1 Excavating. Sofa. chair, rocker, otto- Firewood 1 load e36. ot Siemeaa female kitten, 3 We buy uted equipment, 1979 Monte Carlo PS, PI, llghto, horn. Bilge pump. Dozer, backhoe. dumptruck. 4ot6-1676. tlr cond., 217 engine. euto loodo 1100. 10 loodo •200. mo. old, $36. Call 448· man, 3 tablea. !extra heavy tr•ller, eKc. cond. Call 614· Work by hoUr or job. Cell ' Look tor our diapley at the trent. 49.000 mi. new tirea. by Frontier), t685.. Sofa, 10% herdwoo.d . heap 4230. 446·7903. 268·1808. Form·City Field Doy. Sept, Coli 614·379·2728. chair and loveseet, *276. 110uchers accepted. Cell 814·268· 1471 or 446· 10, 1:00 to·S:OO. Cocker Spaniel, Poodle and Sofaa and chain priced from Cat 216 hoe. dozers, crane, Siameu kittens. Doge ere!-~~~~~~~~­ 1978 Pontiac Sunblrd, 4 1974 Hondo ChopPOf 30 ln . loedera, dump truck. Cell $286 . to $896. Teblea. 846 7077. over front end. CB 710 F. cyl .. outo. Coli 7111·379· ond up to $126 . Hide... -~~~~~~-~~ registered, Poodle In heat. Tobacco .-tlcka for ule. Cell 614· 448·1 142 betweon Cell 814·849·2737. ' 814·379· 2146 or614·379- 2721. beds, $440 . end up to Uaed gee heater with fan , Cell 614-992-2607. 7 :00AM llo 6:00PM . $626 ., Reclinera, 1176. to 50.000 STU heoto 4 rooms. --~~-~~-~­ 2370 . 1977 Suzuki GS7110. 1750. 79 Sulek Elocto Umltod. $350 ., Lampe from $28. to Automatic off control. See 1 CFA registered male Seal Good-1 Excavating, basePoint Himalayan kitten. 4 1 row corn picker•. c;oncrete One owner, A-1 condition. 992-7447. 876. 6 pq. dinettH from It 87 Vine St. Gelllpolia. ment•. footen . driveways, ~------·lcColi 448·2111. month• old . Very good pedi~ ml~er with motor. gravity $99 .. to $436.7 pc., $1S9 . 11181 K-oookl 440 LTD septic tanks, lendtcaping. and up. Wood table with aix Hotpolnt 12.000 BTU air gree . t200. Beautlfulll. beds, gravity bed on John motorcycle in excellent con- Cell anytime 446·4537. 1972 VW Beetle, new batconditioner, uaed 1 aummar. 614-992-7138 . Deere running gur, 20 ft. chair• 1425. to t746 . Deak Jam11 L. Davieon~ Jr . 1 -~~~~~--'~~alUminum cOrn elevator, 40 tery, tires & e~thault , good dhlon. 814·849-2046. $110 up to e225. Hutchae. •300 . Coll676·7231. owner. ' 7 week old Beegle pupa. ft hey elevator, 1-2·3·4 cond. Call evenings 245· $650 . and up, maple or pine 19S1 Suzuki . 460 Lowrldor. 9258. Early American couc:h l $26.00. Ready for training bottow plows. rotary mowfinish . Bunk bed complete Only 900 mlleo. Porfoct Dozer Work, ground clean· with mettre••••· a2&0. and chair brown. rust & cream thi1 rabbit aeeaon. Call614- era. 7-8-8ft. acraptr bl•dea. condition. Formorelnfo. call ing 6 e•cevating, e26 hour. 1971 Cutl111 ·s·. otdr.,Md., 8· 10·14 ft . wheel dloc, up to 1396. Bobv bodo. pli>ld llko new. Also gold 992·39S9. 614·742-3013 end uk lor Coli 448-9638. 360, V·S, outo, AC , PS, Pll, Simmons hide-a·bed couch 1---~-~~~~square hay baiera. fuel oil $110. Manreases or box Donn•. rodlo, oil lnot.. 8 aport REGISTERED Blue neonor. 1tove • tank. other field apringt. full or twin, $&8., 160. Coll614·387·7101. J .A.R. Conatruction Co . firm. 868. and t78. OuHn female, 8 months old. 304- reedy equipment. Howe's wheels, good tlreo. 11,500. 1981 KeweAkl 306 atreet W~tar Line• . Footan , Coli 448·0840. Kenwood KV 901 VHS video seta, $196 . 4 dr. chaeta, 075· 2798. Ftrm Equipment, Rt. 12• & bike. Llko new, 1300 mlleo. Drains. All kinde of Ditching. •42. 6 dr. cheato, •84. Bed cea11tte recorder. 8 mo. old, 1-~~~~~~-~~ Mayhew Rd. Jeckaon, Oh. 197S Hondo occord ., 1750. Cell 114·992-7403 Rutlend, Oh . 614·742· frames, $20.and $26 .• 10 1450 . Cell 448 ·4398. 6 female regiltered treeing Coii614· 2B6·8944. 2903 . .12,950 . Coli 448 · 2055 after 115 p.m. gun - o ·un cabinet•. t360 .. Walk.er puppies. Exc . dqga. dinette chairs 120. and 126. Blaze King wood bumer 304.-676·6311 after 6 p.m. Mevor 260 bu., botch dryer. l-••_•_n_ln..:g_•_·---~-­ 1973 HONDA 760, 4 oyl .. Meigs Excavating . Bulldozer Gee or electric ranges, $326 atove. hat 2 apd. fen, used 1 Coli 448· 3848. e•ctUent condition. e7oo, 6 backhoe service. Bue~ 1882 Dotoun 280ZX. llillck voor. Coli 814· 248· 9496 . up to *376. Babymatre11ea, menta, footera,lendsceping; 304·458·185&. with gold trim. Loodod· 67 f2& llo '36, bod fromoo UO, Maatie Herrle 30 good cond. driveways, ·term ponda. le•ther upholattry. new $26, & •3o. klngfrome eso. 1945 all orlglnol · Toppon Coll614·246·6676. lnstrumants llrea. Exc. cond. 814 · 7.t2~ MOTORCYCLE, 1978 Yo· 814·742·2407 or814-742· Good •election of bedroom Deluxe gaa ttove. Works moho 80, 1250.00 Coli 2088. perfectly, hea Warming trayal -~~~~-~-~­ aultea, ceder cheatt , 1ll79 Muoio Fargueon end l-::2-::844=·-~-----­ 304-8S2-2997. rockera, metal cabinets on either olde . Coli 446· Clarinetl , flute•. aaxa- loader, 20-C bruit\ hog. BACKHOE. dozer. dump . • swivel rOckera. ' 2163. ~honea, trombones. grader blade, cultivator 11n Olds Cutllls Sutruck. licented septic •v•1983 Hondo XRBO, 1600. trumpet• . Frank• Ptwn tinaa, plow. dlac, ice chain, premt. A.m.-f.m. 8 triiCk. Uaed Fur.nitura ·· bookcaae, tem ·installment & repair . •10.000. Coli 446· 2971 . olr, oil power . 814·742· 304·875·3031 . ranges, chairs. dlnnett lit, S Ft . Pool Table. coli after 4. Shop . 448· 0S40 . 304·876· 7666. 2740 or 814·742·2284. wood table and chalra, dry- 448·2323. Spinet-Console Piano Bar- For nle-New Idea Model er~. refrigerators and TV' a. 3 Boats and mdea out Buleville Rd. Open Montgomery Ward upright gain. Wanted: Reaponaible 323. One row corn picker. 1988 Mercury Cougar XR7 76 84 Electrical Motors for Sale new, t200. freezer, like party to toke OVOf low 814·948·2844. GT. Good cond .• 1.500. or 9em to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., & Refrigeration beet offer. 814· 843-1231 ., Litton microwave large monthly peymenta on spinet 9am to 6pm, S.t. 446· 0322 model • ftend 1&00. Coli piano. Can be seen locally. NEW Deutz traotora, at or 448-4028 . WriteCredite Manager. P.O. below wholeula Invoice. 1978 Ford Gr~nede. P.S., 10' Cnftllner trl hull, 60 HP TV S. Appliances, 627 Third 1 -~~~---~~- Box 637, Shelbyville, . IN Fast chain uw repair. Sidera p.b., a.c.. em·fm radio . Mercury and trailer, full SEWING Machine repairs, Avo .. Golllpollo, 446·1699. Now Ook Furnlturo, tobloo, 48178. Equipment. 304·676-7421 . 1450. or boot offer. 814· cover, 2~ 8 gel. fuel tanka, aervlca. ·Authorized Singer Spin washers, ges & electric chelra. cupboarda, pMI ufe, 843~1231. life jockota, okllo • oqulp ., Sale1 & Service Sharpen dryera, auto washers, ga 1 l dry •lnlc.a. Paul Conkel• --~~~~~~~exc. ruoolnv oond .. 11,460. Sciuors . Fabric Shop , electric range•. refrigere· Antiquea. Tuppert Plaine. 1 - - - - - - - - - - . . L . - - - - - - - - - - 1 • 2 Mutteng ltred~ ern·fm, Coli 814·208·6758. Pomeroy. 992 · 2284. tors, TV sets. ps, pb • 4 ep .• axe. cand~l "on. WIII.Bun otoker lurnenco OUR BOARDING HOUSE wHh Major Hoople 15200. 304·882·3402 of· 4 ft . liborgluo V bottom 11o 1or 6 p.m. · G.E. waahar A-1 cond ., 24', good oond. Coli 448· 86 General Hauling tlk troller. Coli 014·246· 1 guaranteed, $126 . CeiU114- 1672 . &171. 1959 GTO. 400 cu. ln .. 4 387·0680 . opeed, n- bon~rv. 2 extro Miller gun type fuel oil JONES BOYS WATER SEA · rima, rune . rod, tiOO. 78· Auto Parts REBUILT APPLIANCES fl! rnece, 8600 BTU, tank VICE. Coli 814·367·7471 304·S95·30Z • . . Washer•. dryers. rangea. Included. Child restraining or 614· 367·0691 . Acceaaoriea refrigeretofl. Shop repair aeat, ••fety approved. e141978 Plymouth Voloro 1 -~~~~~~--­ bring it in & Save. Cali 742·2416. Need tomathing hauled Ranch Wagon. rune good. 446-S1S1. &VIf8Y or something movetJ? 2 horne. 2 Nddlaa, bridles good condklon, 1350, - · 1877 FORD LTD II, whole We'll do it. Coli 446 ·31 69 cor or pono, 304·875·4437. ot~oblo, 304-876·1987 or Krohler blue atrip couch, like end blankets. 1 email campbetween 9 end 6 . 075·2802 . new. UOO. Coll448· 2206. Ing trel!er. 304·SS2·3242. HEAD lor Chovr-. 300 Will do water hauling for 74 Cedllloc Eldorado, o-ctllt engine, malte • off.,, Q3•· aiaterna end awlmming Kenmore w.,h., '75, Ken - REPOSSESSED Slgnl No· 078·7908. crulte. am-fm i-trM et•· more dryer t66, elec. range thing. down! Take over P•V· podia. 11 4·992· 585S . rwo,loodoc1. 304-878·1721. 1-:-:-:-------~ ees. gaa range •ea. Hoover menta e&a. monthly. 4'x8' 221 ,tont 8 en~n• with portable weaher t76, May- flashing arrow algn. New JIMS WATER SERVICE. 1977 Ford LTD 11. o.w. p.o.. tronomloolon, 1200. 304· Coli Jim Lenior, 304·875· tag wringer w11her t86. GE bulba. lattera. Hale Signs. p.b .. oxc. oond. 171·1831. coppertone w11her like new Coli FREE 1 ·800-0211· 7397. • 176, oldo by aide refrlg , ?446 . 5175 . Coldspot refrig . 304-871-4437 or 304·171• 3354. 5150, living roomtulte t45 87 Upholatery 88 Morcurv Montory, 380 swivel rocker t 36, Sigler oli engln1, runs good. '400. or heater t75. chett of drawart - ·offor. 3114-812·2425. Attentlo" Auto Painting t86; 11 .000 BTU olr cond. TRI8~E t110 ond up;· 8ody •96, Skogga Appllonoeo. UPHOLST SHOP 1981 Opol Codotto uoo. ..,,. pon otrlplng, ouotom 1183 Sec. A-., Gallipolis. Upper River Ad, Golllpollo, 304·882-3174. otrtpo. Cell 441·0318. Oh, 448· 7398. 448·7833 or 440· 1833. ~~~~~~~~~~~ 8:30 CAPTAIN EASY PAINTING - Interior end exterior. plumbing. roofing. aome remodeling. 20 yra. exp. Coil 614·3SS-9662 . - - '' 5HE WA5 FEELIN' A BIT UNDER TN' .. BUT I I'IEATHEil. GO SRE'$ L~IN' DOWN, ANI:IELA~ DINNEil! C'N FIX NO, NO ' I AM FEELII'Iq .ALL ~lqHT NOW!. IT'IIA5 ,.. NOTifiNG ,.. -'IOU THINK YOU C!IN . 1 AI H~T Tf\LKIN' IOIET MI5G PEA5E 1V PUPICI(~E.,' 5eLL :-tOU ALL HE:I'! LANDr! SUT.. DE<:i<iEiiG! I'M TIUIN'MERGER! z ALLEY OOP ... .JUST ;STAY CLOS!: i.OOKS Lit<!: WE'~E LIVIN' RIG':!.,T.cF.OLKS' TAKE A L.UUK! AND ro~~ow Ml"! about life after Joanie de ~ cides to· move back to Milwaukee . (A) [Closed Cap· tionedl Bunker' ([I (fi) Nova 'lassa Fever .' Tonight's program looks at the battle against a mysterious and lethal disease which came close to being released in the United States. (A} (60 min.) !Closed Captioned! iii MOV E: 'Wait lintll Dar!<' ~:30 (!) Auto Racing '83: NASCAR Wrangler 400 from Richmond , VA Coverage of this race has a 100 mile blackout from Rich~ ()) q [J2) Joonle Loves Chachi Chachi torments himself by thinking Joenie is in love with her old boy- I GASOLINE ALLEY Trouble? What . She qot; Rover out of l.)our closet, didn't she? fnend. IRI [Closed Cap· tlonedl 9 :00 0 CIJ aJ MOVIE: 'Beulah lend' Part 3 ill 700 Club Spoclal: Seven Day• Ablaze ()) q (D Three ' s Compeily Janet proves to be the real knockout when Jack fuces a professional boxer. (A) (Closed Cap· tioned) . ()) Ufelino 'Dr. J . Alex Hailer, Jr .· Dr . Haller treats a girl with a mass near her hean and a girl with sickle cell disease . (60 min .) !Closed Captioned] ® Paradox On 72nd St. WINNIE THE BUTLER MUST HAVE THOUGHT WE WERE SILLY. YOU CARRYING ME ACROSS THE THRESHOLD I A NEWLYWED. GET USED I. " I DON'T 5EIR.V."INT:S, MOTHER KNOW USED TO LII<E THEY IF I WEREN'T THERE ••• EVEN COULD DO WHEN THEY WERE ; 9:30 (I) 81 [J2) 9 to 5 Judy and Doralee moonlight as telegram deliverers. jA) 10:00 (})MOVIE: 'Redo' · CIJ Album Aaoh: Ronotedt ()) 81 [J2) Hart to Hart The Hans discover that a celebrated recluse is being drugged and impersonated by his aides . IR) 160 min.l (Closed Captioned] ()) Firing Uno ffl)Newo eliNN .Newo 10:30 (I) MOVIE: 'Pursul1 of D.B. Coopor' Cll Ster Time (!) ESPN's lnolde Baoeboll CD TBS Evening Newo ® lnoide Weohlngton Comedy Time 11 CIJ Cll ® 111 [J2)N(!) SporUCen1er ())Dr. Who Benny Hill Show 1 1 :1 5 (!) ,NOlle Dame Footblill : Notre Dame at Purdue 1 1 :30 8 (I) (!) Tonight Show Cll Another Ufa Cll Catllno ())Soap 0 ())Magnum P.l. ()) le1enlght America (JJ All In the Family 8 [J2) Nlghtllne el Twilight Zone 12:00 Cll Bums • Allen ()) MOVIE: "Cerlbboan' ()) Nlghtllno (jJ MOVIE: 'Daluolon' Tlilcke of the Night 12:15 (I) MOVIE : 'Connery Row' 12:30 (I) (!) lete Night whh David Lenarmon Cll Jack Bonny Show 8 ()) McCloud tlaNewa 1 :00 Clll Morrlod Joon ()) Entertainment Tonight • [J2) CNN Headline New. 1 :15 (I) MOVIE: ' Flrot Mondlly In October' . 1 :30 8 (I) NBC Nowo Owmlght Cll Mv Little Margie (!) N-/Sign Off · 2 :00 Cll Bachelor Father ()) MOVIE: 'Bha' (JJ CBS Newo Nlghtwll1ch 2 :16 Cl) MOVIE: 'Chino 9 , Llbarty 37' (!) 8pOrtaConter 2:30 (}) Llfa of Riley (!) 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THAT r XI ] (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: PRUNE GU!LD NEARBY MANIAC Answer: What you might get when you overly Indulge-A BULGE Jumbilloot NO. 21, conlllnli'IO 110 pumtl,ll •v•Ji•bl•lort1.t5 piUI 554 poe.i. . and Mftetllnglrom Jumbll, clo lhls n-•R•per, Bo11 M, Norwood. N.J. 01141. lndiKII your name, 1ddrH1, dp code 1nd m•k•ctt.ckl pay•bltlo Ntwapa~rbooh. -~~~~~~-==-=~=~==~-~~~~- BRIDGE ... ·, ·· oswald jacoby and James Jacoby Trump management NORTH 'K Howe ver , let's discuss South's bidding first. South is going at least to game after the spade raise. His three·diamond bid is a force and, in accordance with West Coast style (Mike Lawrence lives in Califor· nla), tells partner that he ':' · wants diamond· tielp: North· " ' goes to just three spades, but :'. South makes a four-heart ; : slam try . North bids five hearts to show his heart king . .. and a maximum for his pre- : .: vious bidding. South bids the spade slam. He ruffs West's king of. clubs at trick one and plays · .. , his spade ace. East sbows ., out, and South has an imme· • · dlate problem . He can't · · · draw trumps and still ruff '· '•· out two of his potential dia- ""· ,.. mond losers. , . .. Should he lay down the diamond ace to guard :.. ' agamst a singleton kmg in · .. the West hand? Should he go . ,. to dummy to take a diamond , finesse and guard against finding East with all seven o • • diamonds? A rubber bridge player • should avoid the finesse. A "· match point player should · ·• take it. Either way the s lam will make because dummy's K·9 of spades are in back of " ''' West's J.B. 0·13·8S +K962 102 t85 . +J 8 52 W~T ~AST .. +J85 '8 7 54 • K 10 +A K 106 . . •J96 .J9742 +Q9743 SOUTH +AQ1014! ... 'AQ3 .AQB 3 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Wttt Nol1b East Soutb 1+ Pass Pass Pass 2+ ·3+ s• Pat~s Pas:. Pass Pass Pass Pass s• 4,. &+ Opening lead: +K mond . - - - - - -- ~~~~~~~~~~· n o [J2) News CIJ MOVIE: 'On Golden Pond' I]) Tic Tac Dough Cl) Uttla Houae on the Prairie Cll ® High Feather Ill Buol< Rogero 0 (}) (!) NBC News I]) l.ove Thet Bob (!) ESPN'$ Sportaforum ()) Ill [J2) A!IC Newa Iii CD llJ CBS Newa ()) Business Report ®Over Eeoy 0 (}) PM Magazine I]) Bumo & Allen (!) SponsConter Cll Good News Cll Entertainment Tonight (I) Cherlle'o Angels Iii ()) Wheel of Fonune ()) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ®News Gl [J2) People's Court fill Jelleniono 0 CIJ Tic Tac Dough CIJ Doble Gillis (!) NFL's Greatest Mo· menta NFL's Greatest Mo~ ments presents the 1978 and 1979 NFL Years in Review . (60 min .! Cll Major League Soseboll: Athinta at Cincinnati CD Iii CD Family Feud tllll Wheel of Fonuno · 01. Cl2l Entertainment Tonight · fiJ One Day at a Time 0 (}) aJ A Team The A Team's plan to stop some hijac kers goes awry wi th HannibaL stuck in the control 1ower and B.A. on the plane . (R) {60 min .) CIJ MOVIE: 'Ticket to Heaven' CIJ MOVIE: ' Lost and Foupd' CIJ I Spy ' . Cll·· Gl [J2) Happy Days Chachi becomes confused ll'iJ~N} Sentinei~Page-9 ~ ~ ~~ ® 0 CD ® MOVIE: 'The .. boot"""'· The Dail Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' ~48· 3159 . 2 ~room trailer f or rent. Large lot, garden apace. rur~~l water, located in Can· torpolnt . Coli 014· 379· 2169 . . 13, 1983 •. 1 Bundy clarinet, 1 Caravella tenor ••••Phone. 1 Bundy olto oex . Coli 8 14·307· 0331 . Itt, 3 vre. old EXTRA gCtOd top eoil, deli· Craetline drum eet plus acceetovered . phone 304-675- complete ries. excellent condition. 7771 . Coli 814·387·0674 oftor 4:30 . OLD Iron hoepital bed end like new waterproof met- Merttn ~coustlc Guiur. treu. Old violin, bow needs Heavy duty can. auperior reetrung . Call 304-676- cond. After 7 p.m. cell 6392 after 4 p.m . 114· 448·7221. 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In thio sample A lo ': used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etr. Single Jetter's,11 apootrophl!l, the lencth and formation of the word• are alj.; hlnto. .Eoth doy the code !etten are different. ' CRYPTOQUOTES TBJZKS YT VT TNDYC NK VXLKXJ TK PYSTBJH ,r· TCYDYNE~ ~ BXNYDBJ~ KH TBJH·JKOB . - NPKSVT V IBSCYT Yesterday'• Cryptoquele: 0, TO CONFRONT NIGHT,, . STORMS, HUNGER, RIDICULE, ACC1DErm!, REBUFFS, AS ·· mETREESANDANIMAI300.- WALTWHITMAN • • ·" �10-The Doily Sentinel I' I . '• •• • Ohio Tuesday, September 13, 1983 . StoCk prices fluctuate; cont crop yield down By The Associated Press industrlal stocks, which jumped Stocks prices rose sharply and nearly 20 points In the opening then plunged Monday, while the minutes of trading, finished the day ,government cut its estimate of the wlih a lossof10.67 points, at 1,229.07. ·1983 corn crop by 16 percent because Trading was active with more than of the August heat wave. · 114 mUllan shares changing hands . · In Detroit, an Industry journal Analysts attributed the early rally .said auto dealer Inventories of new to reaction to the Federal Reserve cars fell to a 16-year low In August, Board's repori of a fourth straight with large and luxury cars in . weekly drop In the nation's money ·especially short supply. supply. The report was interpreted 011 Wall Street, enthusiasm about asopenlngthewayforlowerinterest a recent slowdown In growth of the rates. But as Interest rates In the nation's money supply sent stock open market rose, the stock-buying prices soaring as the(llarketopened spree turned Into a selloff. Monday. But as the day wore on, In Washington, the Agriculture mterest rates rose and the stock Department said it had revised market turned downward. downward itS forecast of the 1983 The Dow Jones average of 30 corn harvest, to 4.39 blllion bushels Meigs County happenings Yearbooks available Plants confiscated The 1983 yearbooks at Southern High School are a va na ble and may beplckedupfrom9a.m. to2p.m. at the hlgh school. Approximately 100 large marlj uana PIants were se!zed by the M igsCountySh ~~"' De e ~· "" s partment Saturday· According to the sheriff's depart- M Th d ment the plants were seized from eels urs a Y various locations In the county. The .The .Meigs .Coul\ty [)em · ocrat search. and . seIzure operatlon has Executive · Corrimirtee will · meet · ;beengolngonthepastthreemoJiths·· and has netted approximately 500 Thursday, Sept. 15, at 7:30p.m. at plants. Carpenter's Hall, East Main St., p Alllnte ted De ts Sheriff James Proffitt. reports that omeroy. res mocra operations growing marl· ·due to thethe search and ofdestroy Juana Is showing a decline In Meigs County. The operation will continue as well as the Investigative method to combitt marijuana, drug5 and all · in Meigs County. CAR STEREO SALE SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE. OF 1983 MODELS from its month-earlier estimate of 5.24 blilion bushels. The corn crop last year was 8.4 billion bushels. If the latest estimate proves correct, the 1983 harvest would be the ~est . since 1970. John R. Block, the Agriculture Secretary, said he has raised his forecast of retail fOOd priCe Inflation for 1984 by 1 to 1.5 percentage points because of the newly reduced estimate for the 1983 harvest. He said the deparbnent expects 1984 retail fOOd prices to rise by as much as 6.5 percent from this year's levels. Although the hot, dry summer In the Fa.rm Belt took a toll on corn production, output had been ex· peeled to be depressed also by the government's payment-In-kind program In which farmersarecompensated for keeping acreage out of production, In Its report on auto Inventories, Ward's Automotive Report said dealershad1.""mlllionn~"carson uo ~~ hand Aug. 31, down from 1.1 million on Juty 31 and the lowest for any August since 923,000 were on tuind In August 1967. The report said General Motors 0 dB!! models .Corp.'s .ldsmobUe98. . the he . a nle' ro~ · as .well· .as· · 1/1'0 t ""rvette ·. . were among the models with the In Arne M 1owest ventory. r 1can otors Corp.'s Sp!rlt and. 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Violators will be arrested and fined Stitt warned. taste that oUtshines mentholyou with a clean, fresh Injured in accident A utility pole was broken off on Union Ave. , and the driver of a car striking · the pole )Vas taken to Veterans Memorlal Hospital for treatment of Injuries as the result of an aCCident on Union Ave. at 9:25. · p.m. Saturday. Police said the driver, Marty McAngus, Middleport, struck the pole and then left his vehicle. He was picked up by the Pomeroy Squad and taken to the hospital. There were heavy damages to the vehicle and McAngus is charged with leaving the sceneofan accident, pollee said. j ' OF OUR NEW STORE 786. N. SECOND STREET MIDDLEPORT,OHIO WITH THESE GREAT PRICES IN EFFECT SEPT. UTH THRU SEPT. 25TH OR UNTIL QUANTITIES ON HAND ARE EXHAUSTED. ON SALE Not Responsible For Printing Errors . Wt RtMrvt Tht R lghl To Limit QullritiHts : IN ALL FRUTH · Veterans Memorial PHARMACY STORES 20 Cigarettes Saturday Admlssions .. Bobby Kuhn, Cheshire; Raymond Larkins, Tuppers Plains; Wliliam Mitchell, Pomeroy; Anthony Riffle, Syracuse. Saturday Discharges..Robin Buf· llngton, Mary Barnett, Oleva Cotterill, Freda Russell, Edna Deem, Susie Smith, Elizabeth Beaumont. Sunday Admissions .. Robert Preas!, Sr., Shade; Karen Lyons, Racine; Robert Grimm, Chester. Sunday Discharge--Elvira Barr. . MENS OR LADIES 20 Cigarettes *499 q With This Coupon L.C.D. QUARTZ WATCHES With Twist Type Expansion Bands Full 5 lunctlon, lolrge dllplay. Gold tono ftnllh. Oloplaya houn, mtnutel, MCDndl, month lnd day. Al10 hoi Nck light lor night .-lng. Gold or Silver $499~~~ Coupon Supplement to Polnl Plea,.nt Rovister. Gttllpolis O.lly Trib,... · Pomeroy Sentinlfl ·Tho Putnom Post· Tho C.bell Record ...-------, ALL STORES DPEN7DAYS A WEEKI FREE PARKING 2501 Jackson Ave. Polni·Piusanl, W.Va. Meets Tuesday The Syracuse PTO will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday with the program to be a meet the teachers observance. Will view game fdm ,_ . L.C.D. QUARTZ 5 FUNCTION WATCHES WITH TWIST TYPE EXPANSION BANDS Gold or Silver Five calls were answered by local units on Monday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 7:17 p.m., the Pomeroy Unit took Roy Stone, SaUsbury Town· shlp, to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at7: 58 p.m. tookCharlotte Eakins from Route 124 to Veterans Mernorlal; Middlepori at 4:25p.m. treated Paul Shuler at 106 Locust St.; Raclneat6:07p.m. tookWUUam Morrts from Maplewood Lake to Veterans Memorial and at 2:30 p.m., Tuppers Plains took Robert Grimm trom New Hope Road to Veterans Memorial. A film of the Miller game will be shOWn when the Meigs Athletic Boosters meet this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. The Boosters are selling Ma· rauder jackets and orders are now being taken. A sample jacket may be seen at the meeting. Orders may be placed with any Booster member. 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