http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a9ab5efa28f59ccf3ed03c7601fbf281.pdf c42eff6d1580d2f6a5aeb0f1d8101dac PDF Text Text Paga 14-The Deily Seminal Local Meigs briefs Area deaths Willis D. Cannan New Poo.l hours anrwunced Women. Mrs. Miller was bam ln Wlrt WUlls D. Cannan, former Meigs" <;:ounty, West Vlrglnla to Oscar W. and Vesta Ball Blse. resident, died Aug. 2 at San Pedro, Survivors tnclude her husband, He was born on Nov. 8, 1902 tn Darts E. MWer, two sons, Daris G. Balworth, Mlssourl, the youngest Miller, Marietta, and Denver D. Fremont; two daughters, Miller, son or the late Daniel and Mlnnle Mrs. Lany (Debbie) Schul1z, Cool· He moved with hls famlly vllle and Mrs. Michael (Darla) to Cautornla when he was 10 years old. Swaln, Belpre; three sisters, Ruth Swvlvtng are hls wife, Ruth; a . Brown, Lancaster, Anna Mae Washburn, Coolville, and Louva daughter, Betty Bradley; .a son, Michael Carman, five granddaugh· Cunnlilgllam, Tucson, Ariz.; three brothers, · Frank Blse, Reedsville, tel'$, slx great-granclchlld·ren and Wlbner Btse, The Platns, and several coustns ln Ohio. George Blse, SevWe; an aunt, Ida Wine, Ravenswood; stx gl'andchlld· reo and a great-grandchild. Everett W. Scott She was preceded ln death by her parents and a sister, Mary Everett Wayne Scott, 73, Route 2, Cunningham. Pomeroy, died early Wednesday Friends may call at the White morntng at the Pomeroy Hewth Funeral Home tn Coolville from 7·9 Care Center. p.m. Wednesday and until the He was a retired farmer a•1d was 1:J9rn ln Melgs County, Dec. 24, 1910, funeral hour on Thursday. Funeral services will be held at a son or the late Wllllam Clyde and thefuneralhomeatlp.m. Thursday Macy Hall Scott. with the · Rev. Wesley Thatcher $Uivlvlng Is a brother, Leonard offlctattng. Burial w111 be tn the Cecil Scott, Albany . Evergreen Memorial Glirdens, Besides hls parents, he was Belpre. preceded ln death by two brothers In lieu of flowers, donations may and a sister. be made to the American Heart ServiCes will be held at the EWing Research Foundation. Funeral Home at 2 p.m . Frklaywlth the Rev. Alan Blackwood olflclat· tog. Bwial will be ln Burllngharn Lauren E. Hoffman Cemetery. Frlends may call at the Lauren E . Hoffman, frl, Route 1, funeral home after 2 p.m. on Dexter, who at one time was Thursday. associated with the GaWa·Melgs · Ava D. Miller Community Action Agency, died this morntng tn the Veterans · Ava D. Miller, 63, ofHocklngport, MemorlllJ Hospital emergency dled unexpectedly Tuesday at her room. home. Arrangements are pending with She was a member of the the Blgony.Jordan Funeral Home, Hockingport United Methodist Albany. caur. cannan. • Wednudey, Ailgust 29. 1984 PonllfOr' Mlddlaport, Ohio Due to the lack of a quorum, the Middleport Chamber of Commerce meeting at the LaSalle Restaurant · Tuesday failed totakeanyactlonon petitions betng circulated for an access road to · the Ravenswood Brldge. Durlng the meetlng, presided over by Yvonne Scally, president, BrlanCondevolunteeredthathewtll poll the chamber membership to detennlne wishes of members as to SUAJOrt of the petltons and endorsement of the access road project. Mrs. Scally polnted out that.there Is some concern among residents that If the access road to the Raveilswood Bridge does develop, the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge might be done away with. She also polnted wt that the Middleport Chambe~ was one of several Southeastern OhloChambersofCcmmercewhlch paid for the hospitality room at the Ohio Chalnber of Commerce state meetlng two years ago ln Columbus when Route 33 was a major priority Item with the groups. "Route 33 ts the key" buttons and maps were prepared at that tjme and those promotional buttons are now betng used to push for the access road to thebrtdge. Collective effort John Koebel of Columbia Gas of Ohio stressed the need for a collective effort to get something' done ln Southeastern Ohio and Dr. . Colodus Smith also stressed the need for effort to Improve access!· bUlly to Southeastern Ohio and to Improve communications. Dr. Smith reported that Gov. Richard Celeste will be In the area on Oct 9 and stressed that efforts should be · made at that time to get the atten· !ion of the Governor on these matt· ers. , Conde who will gather the oplnlons of members on the access road petitions lndlcated that a special meeting may be forthccm· lng depending on . the wishes ot members. Conde also reported that the Meigs Jaycees are clrculatlng petitions tn Middleport pushing for the access road. Syracuse The l.oodon Pool tn has announced tts hours for the remainder of the swruner. The pool will be open 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Frlday. Saturday, Sunday and Monday's hours'will be noon to8p.m. 'lbepoolwlllclosetOrtheseasonMonday evening. I Meigs game begins at 7:30p.m. · TheMelgs·Falrland football gamewlll b!!gln at 7::11p.m . Frlday. The Fairland football stadlum Is located on the right side of State Route 7 through PMctDrville. It Is approximately 50 miles from Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Admlsslons-Lany Curnmtns, Ractne; James M. Pierce, Mkldleport; Obelt Cozart, Portland; Albert Zlto, Middleport; Alice Dean, Middleport. Dlscltarges--Stella F1eshman, Maxine Ho~. Free clothing day A free c)Qthtng day 1s slated Thursday, from 10 a.m. tii 12 noon for all people tn need of clothing at Salvation Army, ll5ButternutAve., Pomeroy. wtlloperatea "safetybreak"statlon for weary highway traveiers over the Labor Day weekend as a part of the national REACI' Safety Break . eftort to reduce the number of hlghway accidents. Thebreakslatlontnthlsareats to be located on Route '33 at the · southboundroadsldeparkandltwill be. open from 6 p.m. this Frlday, Aug. 31, until 8 p.m. on Mol)day, Sept. 3. Free cotree and soft d!inks wt11 be setved, "Our aim Is to get fatigued and drowSy motorists orr the highway long enough to wake them up with a free cotree break," said Preside!!! NealWhlteofPomeroy. "Weexpect about &XI travelers to stop by our booth,'' White said safety break stations Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND Flat boat committee sets meeting There Will he a meeting Of the commlttee responsible for the June . vlsltoftheflatboatatRDushLandlngnearRactneat7p.m.Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Wingett tn Racine. The public Is tnvlted to a !lend. Meigs board plans session The Meigs Local School District Board of Education will meet tn special sessiOn at 2 p.m. Thursday to discuss personnel. (AP) - The · wtnntng number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lotte!Y's dally game, "The Number," was 268. In the "Pick 4" game, played MO!Iday through Friday, the wln· ntng number was 0144. · throughout the United States with pne :m,(D) cups ot C<ttee to be seived over the long weekend. The' Meigs County Team II one of 1400 volunteer CB IIJ'OIIp8 nationwide af!lllated with REACf International. The annual safety break pfOI!Tam Is co-spo~ by REACI' and the American Tnlck· tog Assn. with cof{ee doMted by Folgers and.cola donated by the R. C. Bot!J!ng Co. The local aatety ' break was also operated by lite MelgsREAcfteamoverMana1al Day weekend. r-....:..--------DOWNING-CHILDS ·AND MULLEN INSURANCE: 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY · CALL 992-3381 992-2342 . AU Southern Tornado football fans are tnvlted to the meet the team night at the football field 111 8 p.m. Thursday. Southern hoots Ross Southeastern this Friday at8p.m. Thereserveswtllplay Alexander at . home Lalxr Day morning at 10 a.m. evening to further plans for that event. Wealher forecast ·Partlycbooyandhwnldtonlght. Low near 70. Southwesterly winds 10 mph or less. Thursday, partly cloudy with a sllght chance ot showers and thunderstorms, ma1nty In the afternoon. Continued humid. High~~- Cbanceotratn 20 percent tonlgbt and 00 peiCI!Ilt Thursday. E•t& ""'! FCiri!CIIII& Frtdllyu-p S.MMiay. CllluD of llhoiii!IB early Friday. FRIEND WHITE-ETHRIDGE The petitions belngclrculated ask mt only for the access road to the Ravenswood Bridge but 1 for the C001pletlono!Route33from0arwtn 661-3110 §"~ ·~ SINCE 1858 5th STREET 423·6300 125 LEE STREET ,IB1h1nd Post OH•c•l OOLVILLE. OHIO 4572:> .1 LEE ETHRIDGE BELPRE ., OHIO 457• ' T~to~A~thenS~~·--------------_1~::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It~ a for SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS TO SAT., 8 A.M. nL 5 P.M. THIS IS IN ADDmON TO THEIR REGULAR SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS · MON.-FRI. 8 A.M. Dl 5 P.M. . 3 Sections, 30 Pogoa 26 Cants . A Multimedia Inc. N-apoper . ' ' By'fP:RF84MELCIIER !!&AMI 8t.d Wrller . ''Only those areas (Lebanon Township, Letart - Townlhlp, parts of Pomeroy and~) ... aregotnjt . to~filglble (torblocklll'8liUUnds) as ltooWatands," : ~FranlcDavll,oftheBuckeyeHills-HocklngValley . RelllonaJDevelopmentDisti1ct. ' . . . : Davll presented new guldellnes tor the f~ , •Houstng and Urban Development Cmununlty · DevelopmEnt Block Grants to Interested cltl1.ens Wedneldayln thecourthou8e. · , · , From the grant money, .MetgsCountywill receive :Slll,tm to be administered by the cornmlslloners. . Past- of the tuOO tncludethe county JandiWand the •Plrchaleof llreequlpment, : About 45 people atftendlng fDund wt what types of :projecll are eUglble tor grant money. Projects mtiBt ·fall lntothreecatl!gor1es: benefltlnglowandmoderate 1JKmlepeople,ellmlnatlonofslwnsorbllghllngareas ;Uid lll'galt needs. · Most projecll wlll fall Into the category ot benefttlng low and moderate Income, said Davis. At least 51 <pe\a:tlt of the popul'ltlon must be wtthln the low and ' ,ll)Odera!e, tncome range tn the .~as the proj¢cts .~pass . . The Income range Is figured pn 11 county-wide basis, Davis added. : Theftguresarebasedonthe~oensus~,wlth ,adjllltmentsmadetorlncomechangeslllncelS91. · · In Mflgs County, the median tncome tlgtireused tor 'a .four-person houllehold II $15,:110. For a one-pei'!IOn ... Great times are for all summer long! The beach ... the backyard .. . the park .. . the campsite! And to go along with all your summer fun, SUPERIOR'S Frankies. Great tasting, versatile Frankies cook up plump and juicy just about anywhere ... any time! Made with choice meal~ and 'blended with fresh spices, SUPERIOR'S Frankies add a special navor to all your activities. Select from All Meat, All' Beef, Jumbo, Chicken or Cheese Frankles. Pick up a pack or two because anytime is a great time for Frankies. LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -Attorneys for Dale N. Johnstm. the man sentenced 'to die tor tile mutilation slaylngs of hls stepdaughter and her !lance, have ftled atrldavlts support· tog their claim that someone else was the klller. , Amdavlts ftled Wednesday In Hocldng County Canmon Pleas CcNrt contain statements which Indicate another man could have been responsible. The statements, laentlfY!ng the man, were signed by Jill and Dan WQitrey'of Dublin. ~'We decided along time ilgO that the'only way to get a new trial for Jolmlton was to solve the ease," Suhr: Rolltirt a defense attorney, !111111. ''Willi this atrldavlt, we have now IIOived the cue." · With delicious recipes and exercise tips. PLUS Fovr25f Co«,--or"''S ($1.00 SAVINGS) goodan ' 0 t ., enttne . :N . ew gujdelines mean :two.tqWnships, villages ;eligible for block $$$ Fee/in' Good Boolclet I ·story, photo on Page 8 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 30; 1984 ·C-"uhtod 1884 FREE Feelln' Fit... I The lighted cross · e . at y Healthful Idea-Healthy Savings· Save~ Story 1111 Pqe 3 ~ . IMluseholdthetleureusedts$10,750. The policyJBdestgned tomakesurethepoorestareas wlthtn tJie counJy receive the grant.flmdtng. laid a spokesman tor the Ohio Data Usen Center, who . prepared thetrgures tor the state. . . "I might .have a chance (to get other areas approved) wtth SCipio and Salem townallljls aild . Pcmeroy VUJaae," Davis conunented. "'Those are up ·• aroundthe47,48jlelcettlevei,''.Pavlsjidded.Anarea II'RISt have ~1 ~~ ot Its people earning a lo\V and moderate,biccmetobeellglble. · Last year, area.swereaJIOwed toCIIIIductthelrown .tncomeiii/M!'YIJTheywlllmtbeallowedtodothaithis year. .u,yprojectot$2,mlormoremuatpaytheprevalllng · or 11n1on wage, Davll told the ~ 'lbe ~toners wDJ baniiJe the Jett1ni of contracts. , Ally groups or Individuals who thtnk tbey have an eligible project are to sutmlt a clescrtptlon of the project tothecoimty cornmlssloners by4 p.m.Sept.12. Included In the descrtption should~ a time frame for ca111>Jetlng the project, a cost estimate and a contact person. , A 1teertng oo the projects wt11 be held at 10:00 a.m. Sept. 21 to decide which Jirojects wtll he f!lrwarded to tJx! state for apprwal, Commissioners wlll tzy to pick about six projects beltefitlng the III(II! residents, said Richard Jonei;, Meigs County Ccmmlssloner. Projects must be COOipleted within lOmonths.ofthe state approval date. ' IIABioJUANA DESI'BOYED D ' d 011 to' ' ..._ -.ra;n ... • .nya-e" quanll:y ill nwiJ- that .... beeu st.on!d Ia tile ba8emeat of lbe Melp Colmty Jail was lfllll&ed yetlt day momlng by Meip County fumnon Pleas J!idle (luuies Knflbt Melp County Sberlff James J. Prof. rut. - ·.......... by ..Pl. . . lnuJIIpol1ed the OIIII'IJiilllia to ali area bpblnd the u 1p c-nq. ::"~..:tw::'..,.:,:;. ph• were etried....., cJnln.. .!liP! pipes 110 llie air _.... .,.. ~ llftu&li a.em. Cl' • ~~ them to bam more IJileld,y . . lpdted . ...._ pJJone ill fuel oil were lilll!d Ia cleliro)iDc die poL In top pldD, Sberlff J~ J. ProfiiU ....... the larp! Johnston, 51; was convicted Jan. matches the dl!scr!Pt100 of a man quaalty •ill marljuaaa wblle Iii 211 ot aggi'!IVated murder In the .anOther witness claimed to have bodGin phclto, tbe lire flne!Jy slaylngs of Annette Cooper, 18, and seen near the comflekl the day the taltal . . and hellos to bam the Todd Schultz.-19, on Oct. 4 or 5, 198Z. teen.agers d15appeared. stadi; of ............... marijuana. ! 'l1le Wolfreys operated a private • Johnston has malntatned · his zoo !n.Hocktng County at the time lnmcence. After his Conviction, be Ms. Coilpe!' and SchultZ were slain. wamed residents ol the Hocking I after._.. else ~··r~red ' Logan couple Sunc!IJ. WILL IE EXTENDING THEIR ,Meigs, top TVC pick \v . . <. Va,1.34. No.la . In t.he mid-'llhto - · LowaiD t.he miiHOs to lllld-. early Friday, ooollnl to t.he iiOi SMurday and TURNPIKE GALLIPOLIS, OH. \[7 • ~i.d8Yit-contendw~ someone Falroa~-~.Jil&M r~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===~~ . .. I A FRIEND WHEN YOU NEED A 'Craig MathewS. cbalnnan, this See tab ......... floclay - ~ Prep ·football outlook radio Meet the team night Thursday Bloeii:PartY The second annual block pilrty was anoounced for Sept. 8 'and a speclillmeettngwill be peldwlthDr. political views The Meigs County fU:!.Cl'Team ·are betng set up by REACI' teams :Lack of quorum delays chamber action ' Safety break.station offered for motorists \ I I I ~L------------...1 OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Vice Pn!lldellt George Bulb lolldl ; . the ·llllplal meettna of tile PNo COtdeiatce of'J'eerr\SWrl tillllallt at a lleulon du11nJ,whldl the llllllltier lllllon .. i!iCp!CII!d to m.cm. :s=:e·Rellpn-Bulltptesklen· ·'I'Nrnaterll ol!lclals have en- ·. Discovery soars into orb.it . That halt was required becauseof second woman astronaut; Steve an eltctmnlc malfunction that . Hawley, 32; and Richard Mullane, theoretically could have prevented 38, and payload spectallst Charles the booster rockets and fuel tank Walker, an lndust!Y englll!!eriYhose employer, McDonell Douglas, paid from dropptng off after they NASA$8l,<00forhls training. exhausted their fuel. The crew's main jol) wtll be to But a hastily redesigned computer program Worked perfectly; and deploy the three sateWtes for passenger. . the twtn boosters peeled away two commercial customers, w hlle After t1u:ee frustrattng postpone- mlnutessevensecondslntotheOight Walkerwilloperatethedrugfacto!Y to produce the hormone ln greater ments ln two months anil a to splash down ln the Atlantic for purity than Is posslbleonEarth. Also retrieval. Jast-mlnu~walttogettwoalrplanes Hartsfield, who Dew on a shuttle aboard Is a J.O.story·tall solar sail rut of the way, Dlscovt>IY llfted off that will be unfurled ln a test of a Into blue, cloudless skies on a . two years ago, Is jolned by five mission critical to rebuilding the flrst·tlmespacefllers.They arepllot device that may one day convert the sun's rays ·to electrical power for confidence of customers tn the Michael Coats, 38; mission special· space stations. Judy Resnik, 35, America's tsts shuttle's commercial reliability. N)ne minutes after the fiery clepllrture at 8:42 a.m., Mission 'Control tn Houston reported the 'Jlftotf was perfect and Olscove!Y was tn orbit 184 miles high and streaking around !he globe at 17,400 mph. Also aboard Is a drug factory that wlll manufacture a homJone whose Identity has been kept a secret but which Is saki to be of potential benefit to mllllons. "I knoW It's been klnd of rough, · turning this lhlng around ... and ' getting It ready to go again," . commander Henry Hartsfield, 50, told the control center shortly before launch. "We're ready to go and we thank yw tor lt." The flight ccmblnes ~ mtssto!IS Into one as NASA strUggles 1!1 get back on schedule and packs 24 tons ot cargo, the heaytest yet for a shutile. Discovery's Inaugural, the 12th shUttle flight, began almost seven minutes late because two prlvate aircraft had penetrated the ' dorllld Repubucana at both the contlnullli penonal camp~~gn ef- Kennedy Space Center airspace, . na~ and ata!li !eYela In ~~ fort In thlfl state by bOth him and One had to be chased away by a ~!plane. ' years: 'lbla yt~U'I decision Is~ P1 !l!!o•t Reaaan. . With tellS of~ of specta· · 011 a tank-am-me vote ot lllllon Ralei!Kartavldl,cmcemanager IDrS 'watdllne trorn the Kennedy manben, but Buali'a Invitation to , tor Oblo Reagan-Bush . ~ . said Space Center and nearby beaches. llddrelllheoallferena!wutlwght Wednelday tbat the ataU II sure and ltlghways. the blastoff culml· WATCIIING 'IBBDIJOOVERY GO -Peoplewllldt•dpOOiopaph to have !!J&Mifd the outcome. there wlll be other vlslta II&' Reqaa nated a countdown that was lite llliolf of t.he IINklli ....ttle Dlflcovery 11tun!day montlng at Kennedy BUlb wiD bemaldnr hllthlrdvlllt and Bulb piior to the Nov. 6electloft ot the )'811' to Ohio In whal • "butrlghtnowwedoll'tlmnwwttere Interrupted for 24 hours Tuesday' Splloe c.ter. (AP Lluierpholo ). night. Republiclll 'en I'm ...._ '"'t"' w111 be a orwhal" • Bush addresses .T eamsters tonight ' llli'SIOira-., M!AI81HC.-..cN.CHO. Wolfrey stated the man told him, County .oommunlty that they should before law enforcEment' ·ol!lcers mt rest easy because the person releaaed such tnrormatlon, that the w~ ldlled and dismembered the two'teen-agers had been shot with a twoteen-agen~ was still free. .22-callber weapon. Wolfrey also · , Prosecutors had beeq gtven until stated that Hocking County Sherltf Frlday to submit answers to Jim Jones said the man ''was previous defense motions and tncapableofsuchanact(murder)." affidavits that claimed llf:W evi· Mrs. WOlfrey stated the man Ju\d .deuce warranted a riew lrtal for told her he kllew the location of the Johnston. But they are expected to corntleldwhere the limbs of Cooper be given addltlonlll time to respOnd and Schultz were found. ln view of the new affidavits and · Suhr saldactescrlptlonottheman memorandums tiled Wednesday: , ., .; . .CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Amertca'snewshuttleDisrovery ftnally soared Into orbit todsy on Its ~layed malden tllg!tt, carry· lng three communlcatlonssateilltes and a · six-member crew that Includes NASA's second woman astronaut 'a nd .Its first paying �. . · 'COIJ!ID.entary I a . . . Same old The Daily Sentinel lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The Reaganltes ·are singing the same old .song they sang In 1981tn hopes their good "fortune then wlll repeat Itself. They are conveniently forgetting their dismal faUure lollowing the 1981 tax cut but remembering ttie misfortunes of the Carter administration with the OPEC nations and the Ayatollah Khomelnl. In ·these modem times when news Is tt~mltted over the nation In the matter of seConds, It Is hopeful thinking to believe the old iSSUes of 1981 can be substituted for today's reallty. · The Republican Convention was a media event, artfully crafted for television. With au networks sucked Into providing free coverage during prime time trcim 9 'til 11 p.m., the public had tQ choose between a blank screen, watching the convention or going to bed early..Nodoubt there wW tie ·a baby boom In 1!185. .a. DEVOTED TO THJ!: INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA JIJb. ,...,..._..__-.-,,...._c::l,,... El!m~ qj~ . ROBERT L. WINGETI Publisher • PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER ol The Associated p...,.., Inland D.Uy Preios Assocla. Uon and lhe American Newspaper Publbloera Asiociallon. LErTERS OF OPINION are welaome. They oolooukl be 1... llwo :1111 wonlo lonr. Alllellero are subJeollo ediUnr and mu!lloe slped with aame,lld,..eos aood ... telephone number. No UI'IRI.ped leiters wUI be pubUIIIed. Letters should be In ·• &ood taste. addressln&lssues, not penonaUUil!IJ: • ~~wmakers · to explore . heating aid changes · 1 I I. Ohio's lawmakers are being asked to comolldate and~ Ohio's two home heating assistance programs which currently require more manpower and paper work than are beiii!Ved necessary. • "They are the Home Energy Assistance Program (,HEAP) which helps :low Income families through thE! use of federal funds, and the Ohio Energy ·Credits Program under which senior citizens and the disabled can qualify lor state grants. _ · Rep. Donald Czarclnskl, D-Toledo, says he wW spollSOI' legislation creating a Consolidated Ohio Home Energy Assistance Program known as COHEAP and administered by theconununltydevelopmentdlvlslon olthe :_Department of Development. · · . . Czarclnskl plans to conduct hearings around the state next 111or¢h to obtain testimony on cre!ltlon of a broad·based program which would utnize .a -single ellglblllty and Income standard. "Public Input Is critical to the 'development -of this proposal . . .,"the Lucas County lawmaker said. - The first hearing wUl be held Sept. 10 In Toledo, tollowed on the three :sUcceeding days with hearings In Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati. ·_ Currently, low Income families can receive federal assistance on winter ;hOme heating bllls under the HEAP program, uWizlng.a formula t!¢ to ·annual househQid Income. Aslnglepersoncanquallfy, for Instance, with an :InCome that does not exceed $7,470. : 'The state program Is Umlted to Ohioans 65 ·and over, and to the ;~ently and totally disabled, II their annual Income does not exceed •$9}XXJ. • . . . : Czarctnskl's proposal provides that only one application would be flied, :but the applicant would receive ,all benefits to which they- are entitled ;C~~~Tmtly. Many families at present qualify tor both the federal and state .yrograms. . · . . • .J:Ii addition, householdS would receive one payment according to the :qualifications met. ''The revised payment procedure wW enable the Jltoil'ams to operate on a more bilJanced schedule, manage program -resources more effectively, and provide a timely dlstrlbutlon ol :~yments," Czarctnskl said. : ;'l'he consolidated program would require the appUcant -to declare, under >federal guidelines, all Income from welfare and Supplemental So!:la1 . ~ty. • .' :. :SOCial Security dlsabUty, veterans' disability, and workers' cornpeiiS3· would not have to Ill! declared. ' ~tters ·t o editor ' ~ . Unfair comparison .. ; · I was watching Ted Ccippel on iny choice, as he Is a kind; warm, 24. He had two · human being whO really cares niovlc critics on as his guests. They about the poor, disabled, the were comparing Reagan and Mon· · elderly, and our chUdren of this aale's political advertising cam: country, palgn. I thought It was In poor taste And as for Reagan, he wlll always because Reagan has been an actor he "our Hollywood actor" telltng his lor 73 years and Mopdale Is just a jokes, "about the Russians," and poor Immigrant preacher's son, making people laugh. So keep up who has never done.any Hbllywood the good work; Mr. Reagan, and ' _acting. keep smiling. - Mrs. FredaJac1C5, : ·!Is for me tq ~mpare the two I · Langsvtlle. , JVOuld say that Mondale would be ~ghtllne Aug. r . I song~. _________.:_ _..;.,-_t_ ·owe ___u-:-w_i~_e~u ·direct result of choosing the last 1deflcltsoverthelast few years Is the alternative as being more pieasant heavy defense spe11dlng and the 25 than wat'chlng a meticulously percent tax cut which the adminisplanned television show 'with a tration shoved through Congress pre-planned ending. Compared t~ their first year. Most economists the Democratic Convention In !lao agree that some sort of a. tall Francisco a month earlier which at Increase will be necessary during . .11\asfhad an element ol exclteme_nt, the, next folll' years but Preslqem the Republican extravaganza In Reagan has accepted the Umltatlon Dallas was dull, dull, DULL! and claims he will not raise taxes · The extreme right wing of . the except as a ''Last Resort." No one Republican party had Its way In seriously expects that ''.Last fiepreparing the platform by which . sort" to be long In corning If he Is the party expects to be guided over reelected. · the next four years and beyond. It Another plank tn the party promises tough times ahead lor platform threatens the impartiality America. It llromlses no Increase In of one of our moilt cherished taxes. period! With the taxpayer governmenial · branches, the Su• now paying exorbitant Interest on preme Court. It binds President an$1.75TRILUON national debt, It Reagan, if he Is reelected, to name means QW' descend;~nts Win be - only members to the court wl!!> are paying for a Reagan dead horse opposed to abortion. In the ~tast It long Into the future. Everyone - has been their Impartiality and. knows that the reason for the high legal knowledge and .experience t}lat ·were considered In c!IOO&Ing a member ol the hlgllest court In the naflori. They have been chosen for their ability to Interpret the law and not to advance the cause of any . special group. It was the Fundameptalists who succeeded In get· tlng this particular plank added to the. platform. Since . the present admlnlstra(lcin has been In ·power, this .little band of · televjslon preachers 11nd religious · fanatics have hadmuchmorelnfiuencethan their numbers warrant. They have such Wtdespread television «iover. age that they literally put thele,arol ·God Into politicians! Although women delegates to tlie convention jumped from 23 percent tn 1981 to 47 percent this year, , women's Issues got . small noti~.. The jump In women attenda~41 was designed to take attention frorri the gender.gap, one'ol the bugbears that face the Republicans this fall. .They know It's th!!re but ti!CY don't. know what to do about lt. The much photographed scene ol Ronald and Nancy walking hand-In-hand has seemed to .have little effect with that 56 percent ol the women voters . who have not fallen for the lovey·dOvey g!Jhmlck to which we have , been eonstantly exposed the · · last four years. Presidential publl· clsts can't understand 111hy six mUllen more women than men fall !0 fall on their knees and worship. . Where the gender gap will really , show up Is In the.voting booths Nov. 6 . . . 01 course, _you wUl ~r much more detailed accounts of the platform from Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro In the next two rnonihs. President Reagan, IIi accepting his party's nomination, aJso accepted their platform and he will deviate from Its guiding path at hi~ peril. U he tollows It, we wW have the most restrictive ·second term of any president In history. If he doesn't he will hearaboutltfrom the M.oral Majority, the Fundamen·. talists and the right wing ol his own party at every turn . . Perhaps by election time, he will be praying for defeat! · ·Reckless ·a bandon _______J:;__ac_k_A_nde_rso_n :don ... ...:..-. -. . .......,. .'' ...... ~ Palii&-=~Jt WASHlNGTON - Uke a great vacuum machine, the federal govel'lllllellt su~ks up money a:t the ~ate ol $4.7 mWion a minute. Every disappearing dollar Is · painfully extracted !rom the taxpayers, who don't begrudge money , for . the nation's needs bul llate .to see It wasted. . Yet appalling sums. are squandered, with reckless abandon. The government's voracious appetite for -greenbacks has stirred alarm across the country. Econo- mists wru:n th;lt federal extravagance Is draining raw matedals and sldlled labor !rom the eConomy, that the astronomical deficits are driving up Interest rates, that our political leaders must drastl· cally change their wasteful ways. . Great pi.Um~ oft on .the J1:0vernment for $91, hammers by the Pentagon for $400, · $235 million worth 'of . firewood that was g\veh" awa)l. With our money, the government has subsidized the rich and pan' dered to the poor. Refrigerators have been given to Eskimos:. tulles of toothpaste have ~n shipped to foreigoers with no toothbr\IShes. Mllllons have been appropriated t9 persuade people to stop sinoklng and, at the sam~ time, millions have been used to promote tobacco sales. Uncle Sam also purchases with congressmen. his right hand what he· already fie has found enough possible . holds -In his left. 'The·procurement savings to eliminate the defldt and .people have . a cavalier attitude balance the budget. He lias found towafd govertunel!t funds. Enough three-cent screws that were Is never sufficient; they. must Massive waste has ~ lmt'O' • vered by Peter Grace, a tough, outspoken ~inanclal curmudgeon, with a take-charge manner. He heads a presidential commission that has been_- Investigating the ·government's wasteful practices ' and procedures. Behind his grizzled exterior ana grulf amiability Is perhaps , the ca.nnlest financial talent ever turned lOose In th.!l. goyernment' s counting rooms. He has. used his analytical ·powers to penetrate the collusions .between free-spending blp'eaucrats and budget·breaklng m ' ~edia _mys~ery___··_ • . • always have mO!'e. Browsing among the billions, Grace has discovered that fraud and abuse are costing the government over~ bllllo!) a year because of weaknesses In financial controls. He · has also found $38 billion In overdue bills that are· o~- to the government. Yet the federal book· keepers are lndlflerent to rollectlng the overdue money; lt'.s less bother dust to-raise taxes. · · f Grace's exposures have caused members of Congress to become · jittery over the spending exceSses. But they're holding In abeyance their nexi move, lest the goose be killed With many a goldep egg yet to lay. They would prefer to postpone any political Inconvenience -until their re-electipn is safely past. ____;_·__A_r_tB_uc--:hwa_ld Sing with poor, eat with riph Sherlock Holmes'- tapped down .- Washlnglim Post and New York "I beCame suspicious when all and John Zaccaro. The Repubu." • the tobacco In bls pipe and prepared Times. What do you suppose turnEd cans didn't want want to antagonize the media dogs were barking !!Very them around?" • The Democratic hierarchy was aldlne Ferraro because she has to light It with a match. 'He was the press whUe they were so Intent time you saw Ferraro and Zaccaro ;;et to use the "sleaze !actor" In the p_roven leadership ability. He studying press clippings fi-om Holmes lit his pipe, "It's elemen- on nailing · a Dernocra!Jc . Vlce- on the TV screen. But 1101 orie o1 :pri!sldentlal campaign this tall but picked her to exploit the women's DaUas. . tary, my dear Watson. Rather than presldentlal coonskin hat to the them barked In Dailu." backllred. First Walter Momiale vote.Mondaleneverlalksaboutthe Dr. Watson. who was playing attack the media this dme, the wall. The GOP wrote the script IJ) "Why didn't they bark . In -blundered with the Bert Lance Issues confronting the country and ''Trivial Pun;ult" by himself, said, ~publicans decided to manipulate · Dallas last week but the real drama Dallas?" · atralr. That cost him In the south. how he will solve them. He goes on "aolmes, something seems to be · them. Whatever they wanted the was being played In Queens, N. Y ," "Betwi!en the heat, the tequila beraldlne Ferraro reneged on her about what Reagan has done · bothering you." GOP gave It to them. They sel'\'ed · "So that's wJW the RepUblicans 8nd the speeches, they all wen'f to Holmes ·replied, "You watched up _everybody lor lnten1ews from · 1>'1~ up an opportunity, to make sleep, and gave the Republicans an promise to reveal her husband's tax · wrong. Any politician who runs on ·mums, even though she was his an Ironclad promise ·to Increase the Republican National Conven- Jerry Falwell to Joan Rivers. the media the scapegoats of their opportunity to commit the perfect busineSs associate, Both these your taxes, come !Jell or high water, tlon "last week, didn't yciu, Watson?" "All anlmosl(y loward network convention. What clue Upped you crtme." Pltlnders can rightly be pla~ at · Is a ppUtlcallool. "I .certalnlydld. Ripsnortlnggood · an~hormen wasabsent: vtcePresl· olf to thetr strategy?" ' Any jellyfish who thinkS. that the showttwastoo. Therewasnotal)ull dent Bush called Rather 'Dan,' Walter Mondale's door. He has ~- Jackson mad. Atlanta's machlrie Democratic bigwigs who moment, as far as I was Nancy Reagan called Donaldson 'Sam,' Barry Goldwater called · 'mayor.YoungcallsMondale'sstaft, . wereattheSanFranclscopow-wow cimairned." "srnart-assed white boys." Run- were "poor people" needs a mental "Quite, Watson. But wasn'tthere Brokaw 'Tom,' Jesse Helms called, ~ngfor President one would expect examination. To eat b~akfast · at something mlssjng?" Brinkley · 'David,' and Phyllis "Missing? I can't think ol what it Schlatly called Lesley Stahl Mondale to show more leadersh!p the convention with the blg·sl¥>ts jmd political expertise. cost $5,(XXJ. ·To get up close and could be. If anything, It had too 'Honey.' · • If Geraldine Ferraro had been a · Intimate with the higher- echelon . much of everything." "Every Republican star was on a Republican the democratic hie- cost $25,!XXl, and a mere $100,!XXl "'Toomucholeverythlng,andyet . flrst·mime basts with the. Inter. r archy would have wanted her would buy you the privilege ol an Important IJigredlent was lack· viewer. By playing the good guys, . )nmg, drawn and quartered, In true having your picture taken with the tOg. Walt a minute, Watson,! think I ·the Republicans wound up co' ' ,ang Henry fashion. King Henry - nominees. Over 2,(XXJ "poor Demo- may have lt. Would you hand lllE opting anyone who wore· a press was the English King who went to ci'ats" paid up. that book on the ~helt, 'Histozy of badge In D~Uas. " ·:bed with another woman whUe his One thing that the reporters who the Past Republican Conventions "Amazing, Holrtles. Howdld they ~ was being beheaded. Fair grilled Geraldine Ferraro revealed Slnce-19!i6.' '' . get away with It?" . " · ~y Is as Important today as It was to us Is that she and her huaband, Holmes excitedly \\!ent thrOugh " ''There was no story In Dallas, i!nHetlry'sday John Zaccaro, are mul.tl- thepages."Thllt'slt.Itwasrlghtln my dear Watson. The networks ~ . No Republlc;m pressed the Fer- mllllonalres. Mondale Is not . poor -front ol our·noses and we didn't see ~ desperate to ftll two hoUrs ol Unie every night, and the .Republl· :raro IsSue. They left the job to a either. Look at the. money Jay lt." :qualllled presS. The press did a · Rockefeller throws around to get "What did we miss, HOlmes?" cans were more then happy to jlOOd job but the Investigation Is not elected. Poorl For~ sakes, "For the llrst tl~ In modern ~ thein with such dive~ ~. WheneVer the Democrats so these finger pointing Democrats history the Republlc8iui did liot rlght-wtngen as Bunker Hunt and }nuch as smelled ·body od<r on. a have beell · picking poor peopie's attack the media. Not one speaker Jack Kemp. In the past the far right .. 1teagan appolnt111ent ihey ' pockets for years. Come on, Tip raged at the networkl or Eutern refused to talk to the press. This · scratched and cll\wed for a special . O'Ne!U, FE!rraro, ~aro. Cuomo, establishment press. Everyone time they not only IOUibt thell'l out, .prosecutor . . Remerpber M~se. country newapaper ~llf1lllllts IIIII paiaed up a 11\U'eDre opportunl(y to ' but Invited them to their $1,1XXJ.a. ;Allen, Watt and Donovan. The all other well oiled, privilege taldllg get a standlll8 ovation by l'l!fu$lg plate parties." · "Why · the change of attitude, · blood--thirsty Democrats wanted DeiJIOClats, you pn!ten(l to be- · to j:Omplaln that the reporter~ were -body and IOU/- Seilator ' ccy1ng your-~ out 0\ler the plllht were not gtvtng their l1de a 1air Holmes!" - · ldtanhawn aent bls uwn blvestl- .. "(i poor people. You llria With the 1ahake." · · . · '·Ii waa qut!e slrtlple, Watson. Jilturs to California td snoOp on poor, but eat Wtth the rich. Loosen. 1 "By Jove, you'rerlgbt, Holmes," · .·While the media. and the GOP · JJ r . Some One found that upalldtelluswbatyouwiDhaveleft · said Dr. Watson. "It a jove - ~-tiOII luid no choice , but to j. "HOW AB'OUT GIVING us LITTLE BREAK V 'r e'i wife had loaned him atter you ilfe half dwbal you have fe~l UlllallY. the Republbu - Suck thi!lr thumbs, the pack ol WITH THE OIL GLUT SITUA TIONI" Ji~. staabedawaytothedeeervlngpoor. flhake their flits at the convention JournaJista who puaed up Dallas •• Welter Mondale didn't pick. Ger- · Pick your pUrer. - Gayle Price. · · ·network _booths, and beet up on the ~going after Geraldine Ferraro ., ,, ~ .r • -,i . ~Th~u~=~y~,A=ug~urt~30~,~1!984~--------------------------~~~m~•~ro~y~-~M~~=:~:=rt~,~Q~h=~~------------------------~-~---o-a_ily~S-e_nn_·_~_I__P~~~·~3 Waite Hoyt leaves Marauders open sea~on against -Fairland Friday The Drago~ · teature a strong grQ.und atta~k led Ill' 159 pound fullback Darrtn Rose. Al(hough small, Rose Is classified by Snyder " lrl'-' d tro " s A. ""'anquarterback s ng. Ricky ny..cr as 158 pound lists sp Chapman as a good passer and one who handles the team well. The Marauders' backfield. tnexperlenced, but talented, has made Impressive showings In Jhree preseason scrimmages and .last Frlday's 32·7 two.quarter rout over Frontier capped oft · steady lm_provement throughout the preseason. Probably the brightest spot In Coach Charles Chaqcey's off~nslve arsenal has been the rlfie-arm of son Mike, the Marauders' 190p(lund junior signal-caller. On the recelvlng end of Meigs' vaulted passing attack have been senior ends Scot Gheen and Dan Thomas along with speedy sophomore wingback J . R. Kltc)len. . Junto~ tailback Brad Robinson Is being counted on heavily lor both, his outside running threat and quickness at middle guard on defense. Robinson has filled the bUI and Is another ol Chancey's pleasant surprises. Besides the WOks-Welsh matchup, whether Meigs tackles Kevin Meadows and John Longstreth SenlorwingbackJackleWelkerls Is awaiting a doctor's OK to play. ' CINCINNATI (AP) - Waite along with guard Dennis Welch and the only Marauder doubtful for the Fans are to note the Irregular Hoyt, a Hall of Fame pitcher for the center Jay Whittington cart control start. Welker, who missed the starting time of 7::.l p.m. AU OVC New York Yankees In the19als and.a a hard-hitting Fairland defense line preview last wee~t. IS a returning home games begin at the hllif-hour 42-year Cincinnati l'leds broadc¥· will be a major test for the veteran starter at cornerback and played a earlier. time. Fairland's field Is ter, eulog\2ed the fans and frlends·ln Marauder line. bltatwingbackayearago.Hehasil located on Route ?, approximately an address he wrote for his own Meigs averages 216 pounds from ruptured blood vessel in his leg and, 50 mlles from Pomeroy. funeral service. '· tackle to tackle while f'airland ,tlps the scales at 211 pounds at that spOt. Hoyt, 84, was burled followtJ\g The overall Meigs line corM$ to 197 services at Christ Chw-ch on - POl. Wt. Yr. pounds per man while fairland Is Name Wednesday. He died Sunday. Scot Gtoe<:n. E ............. ....... ............ 110 12 Name - Pos wt. Yr. 202 -pounds. The Meigs backs John Longstreth, T ... .......: .. .. ..... .... .~ 12 Scott Henderson! TE ....................... l15 12 Among those In attendance were slightly outweigh the Dragons, 163 · Tony Welch, G .... .. ....... .. ........... .... .:m 12 Dan Dearly, LT .............................'J!J7 11 Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Gomez, Jay WbittingtOil, C .... .. ... ....... ........ .110 12 Dean Wilks. LG .............. ............... 249 1] pounds to l60 pounds per man. re~RedscatcherJohnnyBench Denny Welsh. G .......... .............. ··:~· 185 11 Bryan Ward , C ..... ... .... ... ............... 177 · l1 Both tour·year coach Snyde~: and · !(evln Meodows, T , ........ ... .. ...... .... .:110 ll Greg Bias, RG ........ ,.. ,................... n; ll and former baseball CommisSioner Thomas. E .... ..... .... ., ..•• .........•1lll 12 Andy Carter, RT ........................ .... 2lll 11 the veteran Chancey (now in )lis Dan A.B. "Happy" Chandler. :· Mike CMncey, QB .... ... .............. ... .190 u - Craig Burel. SE .............................. 145 12 21st year, 18 at Meigs) feel the BradRobtnson ................... ..... ... .... l65 11 Ric ky Chapman. QB ........ .. o...... o..... l58 12 Christopher Hoyt read hlsta ther: s C>r J ames AcrEe. 1'8 ... .................150 12 Matt Curtis, TB .. ............. .... .......... 158 12 game could go either way. · · Mark Ha mmonds . FB ............. ........170 12 Darln Rnso. FB ............................. 159 12 message during the service, saytqg "We know they're pretty tough. J. R. Kitchen ...... .. .........................160 10 Dwight Galloway, WB ...... .. ... ....... ..167 12 his latherdldn't want to be.pralsed. They looked awesome In their Or Matl Rllfle, WB .............. .. ..... .145 12 (Ddeowe) · (Deleow) "I have led a rich and rewarding preview game and I don't know Name- Poll Wt. Yr. N~ - POA Wt. Yr. "Andihaveatrue llfe,"Hoytwrote. . 249 ll whether we can handle their RobiiiiiOII, MG .......•......... .......•._. ..... 1615 U · Wllks. MT 218 11 MT desire to let all Ctnctnnatlans know passing attack or not,'' said Snyder. ~h Stiles. T .... ..... ............ ... ... ....110 12 Carter, 172 12 Darrln Callicoat, t.E Welch, T .......... ... ... .. ... : ... ..... .. ...... .:m 12 . how grateful I am lor all the favors Snyder added, "They do so many Acree, E .......... ... ... .. ... ...... ........ .. ..J.S) 12 Jimmy Hoke. RE 149 11 accorded me since I came here 42 15912 , things well. We -hate to face a team Whittington, E ...................... ... ......110 12 Roo<'. MLB 168 ll Tim CM\IIIo. OLB Hammonds, LB ......................... ,...110 12 years · ago. After all the Yeats like Meigs right oft the bat." GaJioway, OLB 167 12 Nick Bush. LB ......... ... ......., .. ......... llll 12 working with and for you, I am l'P.il2 Chancey feels mostly the same Rl!lle, CB .. .. .......... ... ....... .- ..... :•..•. .. 11.1 12 Hf!nderson. MLB 15812 Curtis, HB serious In saying the happiest years Huey Easoo, CB ........ ......... ... ..... ... 160 10 way. "They're a real good ba_)l club 115 12 Bun!. HB . Chancey, S .. .... ..... ......... .. ...... ... .... . 190 11. of -my lite were swnt here In and one ol the best teams we'll face. Gheen. s ...... ..-...........- .....................110 .12 . Chap'l'3n. S 15812 Cincinnati. I thank you. · They have good size at tackles and "With love, good speed In the backfield. 'They , "Waite Hoyt." like to hit. The game has all the earmarks of a real, tight~- I think the team that makes the fewer mistakes will win." The Meigs Marauders, In their second year of Tri·Valley Conference competition, have been chosen as the team to beat In a poll ol the loop's coaches for the 1!184 title chase. Out of a possible nine first place votes, the Marauders re· ·celved the top spot and six out of 10. Trimble. the league champion In 1 1!81, was runner-up W\th 76 points compared to Meigs' 84. IIG. f150.DO 10 $210.00 The Tomcats had two first place SAU PRICE TO votes. Receiving the other first place votes were defending chamIIIII'S s.s. SPORT COATS .............. 1/2 pion Belpre with one and NelsonvUJe.York one. NelsonvUleIIIII's s.s. DI.SS SHilTS .............. 1/2 PR1 1CE ~I York was the league champion In s.s. 1Mn SHilTS ................ 1/2 PRier both 1981 and 1982. 'The Buckeyes were the class AA, IIIII'S TENIIUS SH_ OITS ............... 1/2 PRICE· dlvtslon IV state champs In 1981. ODD LOI UDIES' LEVI'S ............... 1/2 Both finished In a second place tie ODD LOI LADIES' LEE lEANS ........ 1/2 · with 82 votes each. · Points were awarded on a 10 for I ' ' . Mill'S s.s. SPORT SHilTS .............. 1/2 PRICE nine for second, etc., basis. first, 4t'l"S GE'J GOING - C~ BenpW hi!ad . the .NFL team's training camp • Spinney Field ODD LOI Mill'S CASUAL SLACKS ... ~ •• 1/t PIICE Wed!'eday altemoon. (AP IeserphoCo). 18M TVC Coaches Poll coach Sam Wychemotlo111 t.ohll!oflenaewhlletalldnl LOI-'S Team Points . wlih quarterback Ken Andenlon durtnla Jiraclkle at 1. Meigs (6) .. .............. ...... .. ... 94 IIESS & CASUAL SHOES,;....... 1ft PRICE· 2. Trimble (2) ..... ..... .. ...... .. ... . 82 IIIII'S SPRING JACins:...... '""" 1/t PRICE 3. Belpre (1) ....... .. .. .... .. .. . .... .. 82 4. WaJTen ..,... .... .... .. ... ... .... .. .. 75 ·..-s SUMII HAtS &. CAPS •••• 1ft PIICI • 5. Nelsonville-York (1) ..·.. .... .... 66 ' 6. Wellston .. .... ....... ,.. ........ ... .48 7. VInton County ...... ... ...... ..... 36 On the other side of the county 8. Miller ..... ... ... .. ............ .... ... 24 By SCOTJ' WOLFE K~ HM S K<HiNI:.H Watson, besides his coaching du· 11 1'1 9. Alexander ........ ........ ... ... .... 22 · ,. ,.ri!f i <Jit This Friday evening, all ties, previously served as a high Southern hosts the Rossmembers ol the SVAC open tbeir school principal for 16 years. Southeastern Panthers. SHS Is _I_o._F_eder __a_I·_H_oc_kl_n_:g;_._···- ··_.._.-._ .._.. ._.._.2_1...1.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1984 football campaigns, Including Assisting Watson this season Is under fourth·year coaches Bill r Meigs County's league representa- former Eastern star Dop Elchln· Porter and D;~rrell Dugan, who are tives, Southern and ;Eastern, who "i!ei-, and Ron Hill, a nlember ol assisted by Ron Clark and Bill both play at horne. Southern's 1973 SVAC champion- Hensler. Many !eel that Southern Desplie the lingering effects of a ship team and 11 former player at too can be a factor In the SVAC race, however, the Tornadoes are summer heat wave, fall's favorite Glenville College. sport gets underway as Southern In the preview last week, the big at a slight disadvantage early In the hosts Ross-Southeastern and East· story offebslvely seemed to be the season without any experience at ern plays Waterford. · brother combination of Brent and - the quarterback poSition. -With Before the league season gets Royce Bissell. Royce, the EHS time, however, the Tornado offense underway, most coaches and school signal-caller plunged Into the end shOuld come around as young talent officials around the league agree zone twice, whUe brother Brent is plentiful at the Southern camp. Compact, easy-to Experience and youth also play that the SV AC should be very picked off a pass and added the handle vacuum -well-balanced this season. South· conversions for ihe Eagles. others an lrnpru:tant role offensively for Thla upright Is ..... with cleaner. ern, despite ·the loSs of 23 seniors, to look for In the Eastern backfield Southern as 10 of the starting 11 ,...... to 111M• Jllllr appears to be on the rebound, whUe are Mike Lance, . fuUback; Ron departed due to graduation. Defencl•lil'i chaiR much ...... sive)~ though Southern expresses a Eastern, which was winleSs last Heru~ley: and John Rice. season apparently has turned Coach Watson belleves that the stronghold, with an Interior line that •VItx.Groom_. ][beater bar brush roll gets deep things around under new head · 'team should really eome.arowid by po5SeSSjlS much lalent and weighs at an average of over 210 pounds. downdln. coach Ray Watson. mld·season and be In the thick of Speed, . quickness, and agiUty ·~Ilion Dlei·A·N•pe Watson, a veteran of both college things .through the last half ol the cleans 6 different and high school coaching ranks, has season, not discounting his young have also meshed together with tbe carpet heights. stze forming the walls ol a guided Eastern to three pre-season team early In the season. •Large victories, Including a narrow 1&-14 Eastern has been preparing for potentially great defense. disposable triumph over Kyger Creek In the dust bag . . the Wildcats,aswho runother fromlocal the SVAC preview. Watson Is most T-formation many •Brllllanl widely recognized for his coaching schools do. With better blocking on headllght stint at West VIrginia University. the line EHS should have a potent seeks out Watson's vast knowledfie as well ottense, and with time should also din . as his experience with youth makes gel Into a strong defense. Southern w. Southwestz:n him a viable asset at E!istern. UST By KEITH WISECUP Meigs and Falrlan.d, two schools with fine football tradltlon.S, meet for the first time Friday In the 1984 ; high school pigskin opener. Both teams were runners.up In ' their respective conferences a year · ago and each was hit hard by graduation. The Dragons were s-2 overall and 4·2 In the Ohio Valley Conference, lose.., to Coal Grove (21-14) and Rock HOI (1.-0) , Meigs tied with Trimble at 6-2·1 for second In theTri-ValleyConfer. ence behind undefeated Belpre. · The Marauders, who lost to W11rren (14-i3), Belpre (14-7), Marietta (9-3) , and tied Wellston (27·27), were 6-3-1 overall. Coach Roger Snyder's Dragons return only one offensive starter from last year's banner team, but field five returnees on d!!fense. Meigs lost no · less than 5even all-TVC performers, Including Its entire backfleld, and 13 seniors all· told. An old·fashloned nose-cr;~cker could develop between -Fairland'S lone ollerislve returning starter, t;-4, 249 pound junior guard Dean Wilks, and Meigs' 272 pound .senior guard Tony Welsh. Both hard-hilling ·lineman are slated to battle It out head-to-head on both sides of the ball. wu . 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PH. 992-6669 Mlclclleport, OH • .awltch 10 "ESP + _ .. onc1E111ra SUC11on Power goes ·to wark-"501M. more on the than LOWEST PRICE EYER EITHEI MODEL �Page 4 '\With Chicago winning the way they have, the gun baiTel has been ;x>inted right between our eyes," sai~ Hernanclez, whose double in the bo12om of the ninth inning gave the ME!Js a 3-2 victory Wednesday night ov~ the Los Angeles Dodgers. .. 111e Cu'oo had beaten Cincinnati 7-2 ~ller in the day for their fourth consecutive victory; and the Mets ha.!,to match that streak just to stay within 5 ~ games in the National Le~ East. They had the right mall In the rtght place at the right tln'ie. l$~rnancle2, whose hit produced htsfl6th game-wlnntog RBI to tie hlril' with George Hendrtck of St. Lo1ils for the league lead, rtOed a doqJ;>le into the left-field comer to ~ DannyHeep. 'llhe latest victory, which gave the Mcl:s a sweep of their tllree-game se~es with the Dodgers and a 9-3 edge for the ~n against Los ~ies, was a teldbook example of clutch hltitog. First, with the score tied 1-lln the se,Venth, Rusty Staub, with only one p~ch hit mhts last 22 appearances, ooqbled to score Mookle Wilson, wt\ilse hustle had just turned a n4ttne single to rtght field tOto a dollble. . :fhen Heep, hitless in his last 19 at;bats as a pinch hitter, started the nWh agatnstPatZactuy, 5-4, with a ~¥h~!~i: ::~am~r ~ ~dez. ~isewhere, it was San Diego 2, Pl!IJadelphla 0; San Francisco 4, ~treal3inlllnnings; St.Louis tO, A~ta6; 31)dPittsburgh4,Houston 2,,, 1 • ~eMetssuccesshasnotbeenlost 01): the opposition, particularly Dqllger starter Jerry Reuss, who a!J9Wed only five hits and one run in s~inntogs. ) rreuever Jesse Orosco, 9-5, set the st.igeforHernandezbyblowmga2-1 iljlld when he surrendered 31! e@!th-inntog home run to pinch h(tter Candy Maldonado. Orosco w.iiS , tryjng to protect Ute lead of starter Ron Darling, who had yielded just three. hits In seven innltgs and struck rut a career-high 12 tteri. . . Cubs '7, Reds 2 Qll~:o won for the ninth time in ·l@ll:li!S with Leon Durhani le .,.thewaywith a homerun, a .sln81e and three runs batted ln. Bob DetJ!er broke31!0.for-20slumpwith a ~r that started a four-run third In to•glve Rick Sutcilffe his 11th 0 ' f.. straight victory. He has a 13-1 NL record since corning over from Clevel31!d June 13. 'The Cubs broke open a tie game in the !hlrd. Demler reached Jefl Russell, &-15, for hts third romer. Oneonelater,Durhamhlthis20th,a two-run blast. Durham sal<! he has been ·concerned with hts wife, who was to have the couple's first child today through induced labor. Chicago's Ryne Sandberg had three hits, including a ~bleandhts major-league-leading 17th trtpie. 1be .loss, Cincy's fifth · straight coupled with San Franctsco's win over Monireal dropped the Reds to the NL West basement. Padmi 2, PhlDies 0 Mark 'Thurmond's three-hitter cooled off Phltadeiphla, whiCh had scored 30runs lri three games and 63 in the last elght. 'lbwrnond, 11-7, who fanned two and walked one, retired the first 11 batters. Loser John Denny, &-5, llmlted San Diego to just fouur hits In eight Innings. Steve Garvey's double-play grounder and a sacrifice Oy by Kevin McReynolds accounted for thescoril!g. Cardinals 10, Braves 6 WWle McGee drove in four runs, three with a bloop ~ble in the fourth inning and another in a five-run eighth as St. Louis whipped error-prone Atlanta. Trailing 6-5 in the elghth, the Cardinals used three hits and errors by pitcher Donnie Moore and second basmllm Jerry Royster to spark their outbW'St. McGee's tllree-run double came when left fielder Brad K<mrnlnsk missed a diving iry. Rafael Ramirez drove in two runs with a single in the Braves' five-run fourth Inning. 0 Giants 4, Expos 3 Catcher Bob Brmiy hit the first inside-the-park home run of his major-league career as San Fran· ciSCO handed Montreal Its sixth straight loss, all by one run. He hit the first pitch from reliever Dick Grapenthln, 0.2, on the Oy to rtght-center and center fielder T1m Raines missed a diving catch. 1be Giants tied the game In the ninth when Expos third baseman T1m Wallach threw away Joel Youngblood's grounder, allowing Scot 'lbompson to score. Pirates 4, Alllros 2 Winning pitcher Don Robinson's RBI single In the ninth Inningscored Marvell Wynne to lead Pittsburgh over Houston. Wynne started the Inning with a single and was sacrificed to second bfeore ·Robinson, 3-5, singled to make a loser of Fr31!k D!Pino, 4-7. Kevin Bass and Enos Cabell had run,scortng hits far the Astros. MJSSED! - CJndunall Reds' C_,-Cedello,left, udEddle Milner lose haD hit lo lefllleld by Chicago Cubs' Ryne S.UdberJ durlac sixth lnniDg of game Ia Cblcago 01! Wednesday. Sllndberg lrled unsuccesslully 1o strelch a triple; he was lagged out a& the plate. The Cubs won the game, 7-2. (AP Laserpholo). Ftve lettermen return from last year's club, Including aU-leaguers Lea Ann Gaul lind Krist! Gaddis, both of whiCh are seniors; seniors Tara Guthrte and Susan Balley, and junior Margaret Horner. Coach Douthitt said, "We have more talent and potential this year ihan we have had lri the last three years. After we get by our first two matches, which are non-league matches, I think we will be able to Capt. Crow's picks The wounds have heated from last season's pelting of yours truly by Major Hoople In our weekly prep football forecasts. But hurt prtde can only become healthy upon revenge. Tills ole' bird has spent nine months perched atop stadium light poles, spying for any in$lde futormatlon as to who should win and who should not win. A new grtd year has begun, so take heed o! these picks, Major. The war Is on! ! 1n the SEOAL, Ironton contlriues Its 62-game unbeaten streak with a 35-13 shellacking of an inexperienced Circleville Tiger eleven; Rock HW takes GaUlpolls 20-6; Nelsonville-York will nip an improved Athens team, 19-14; Jackson displays one of Its finest teams In years (whipped Chillicothe in a scrtmmage) and cracks Wellston 28-0, and New Lexington squeaks by Logan, 14-12. The TVC has Meigs outscoring Fairland 26-21, Paint Valley takes Alexander 21-8, Belpre starts the season off right with a 17-7 win over Caldwell, Fort Frye spotls the debut of Federal-Hocking coach Nick Pomento, Miller upends Berne Union 7-6, Vinton County blanks Portsmouth Notre Dame 18-0, Warren captures the Washington County class AAA crown with a 7-0 defensive struggle against Marietta, and tn the "upset special o! the week," Trtmbie nips a .heavtly-favored Coal Grove Hornet eleven, 14-13. The SVAC has North Gallia clubbing Cincinnati Batavia 28-7, Kyger Creek shuts-out Ironton St. Joe 20-0, Hanilan Trace defeats Symmes VaUwy 20-12, strong Portsmouth East swamps Southwestern :.l-14. · Waterford ruins Coach Ray Watson's !lrst game at Eastern with a 20-14 win, and a pair o! basketball powers try !ootbiill sldUs as Ross Southeastern outbattles Southern, 13-6. In West Vlrgtnla action, powerful BarboursvUle nips Pt. Pieas31!t 14-7 In a crucial season opener for hoth teams. Wahama, expecting one of its finest seasons for a long while, trips up Ravenswood 22-13 to begin things on the rlght foot. """'... la ~f¥'k!!i ,San Frandlro C......... tl WtA I H~f' rN ipper t ·21. !Il l (nl .,....,... G1!D'811 &.ton •t ~ uu · ·~II • t 1\)r(Jito, tnJ ' KarN1 City at~• • Ull Mllwaube at 'rna~. tnl NN' Yprk 81 Cimcnia. fnl Bllt~'ll &al11r; In) Detrotr ., ()aldand, Ill f ' Transacti()ns .....a.w. .....,_._. F.Mn'~N , N<W York Boston . fll m !r.n • pm~ ·ror two aamei. - J1 1h MINNESOTA Wh · ' 1W~S-Atqulm1 Pat ARTCARVED Putnam ,..tnt ba&Pman. fnm lhP St>atlk> Mariners 1n l'Xdlan"' tor a minor Lcagt.IK t o bl> ~ I a!~. l!'!lf.! 171.~ NEW YORK (AP) -New York Jets All-Pro· defensive end. Mark · Gastineau has denied In a sworn statement to the M31!hatian district attorney's office that he 1 struck anyone In a fight at Mant.wttan's Studio 54 diSCOtheque. . SILADiuM HIGHSCHOOL ---------·-·---·- . 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Monday thru Friday. *AUG.·* Excellent Picture! )OGGERS $5.$6~$7 Man.,.,.,.,.,., •• ' '~ * IOYS' liGH TOP & lOTS ()PEN EVERY FRIDAY TILl 8 · FlEE PARING ON THI MUNIOPAL PARKING LOT · ''Owr 48 YH11 In Tlie Same Place Under Tlte Same , I Butler was hit by a pitch and advanced to third on a fielder's Ta • choice. He then scored on a passed the fourth inning against the ball. M aukee Brewers Wednesday . The 1ndl31!s pushed across three n14t, Tabler drew a walk, went to runs off starter Jaime Cocanower in secpndonawlldpltchandtolhlrdon the fifth to take a 5-2 lead. Butler a P!lssed ball. He raced home on a · doubled to left and Julio Franco wllfp!tch. · followed with a walk. ~Indians rolled to a 5-2 victory, Carter then lined a double down doWnliig the mistake-prone Brew- the left-!leld line to drive In Butler, ersltor tj1e sixth straight tiine. · with Franco scortng from third ,m~ were some other crazy whell the throw from the outfield ha~gs Wednesday night. went to second. Carter, who went to 'llhe lndlans·tled the game 1-1 in third on a groundollt, eventually thel third inning. Chris BanctO scored when Moore dropped the ball watked. went to second when Brett on a steal attempt. I l. 1 1· I I. I I I I 'IS HERE. ch~~U~Pionship ,, Ful Lifetime War· ' ranly. Thio oli8f r The Jaylnar Golf Ciu'b'!i men's and Olght trurnamenf patrtilgs have been dmwn and are posted at the clubhouse. Members are asked to call or visit the club to obtain the name of their opponents In the first round. ThiS Sunday, ·JaYrnalr club members and guests will hold a mixed 5crarnber golf tounuunerit. Those attending are . to take a covere(! diSh and ~~lee. meat course, prizes and music will be provided. . Every ring is backed by the ArtCarved I .I I I I 'I Golf tournament pairing announced · ··~ AT SIMON'S PICI·A·PAII oerwtn. I' MIT.;WAUKEE (AP) - It was a e r n time for Clevel31!d's ~at West VIrginia Installed lights last seasonootha.Sneverusedthemtora varsity football game. Burke, whose team absorbed a 55-'3 beating In Morgantown In last r . -'season's qleller rot Its worst io6sota· 4-7 seasoo, says his team Is hoping to make the score ~loser this time around. · "Maybe we' just' won't turn the 'IJghts on and we can hide In the secondhaU," he said.. ' "We were eq~ ·bad in both halves 18$tyear. We hope to play a better game. , "The 55 points were kind of a .shocker to us for a lot ot reasons. Of course our idcking game got us into irruble last year. We started out lin the 2-yard-llne a couple oft~. I can't believe· we'll have that mls~rtune again. So maybe we'D keep it In the 40s this time. CLASS RINGS . If you have service problems call our servlc;e desk at 992-2156 before 6:00 P. l SlmRBIRD SADUITE SYSTEMS 'morning," ' ' 1$dians roll past Brewers, 5-2 • 0 !hree-hoofbus ride home. 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ON 92 FM The Deily Sentinel Page • The Eastern Eaglettes Girls stay in the competition with aU of Varsity Volleyball team opened up our league schools." Eastern opens league play Sept. 6 Its season on a sour note as it at Southern. suffered a defeat from the visiting Below Is a team roster and Feclerai·Hocldng Lancers 13-15 and schedule: 12·15. . EalleCialloo&er • Leading the Eaglettes In serving Vlll'llly points were Tara Guthrte with 10, Lean Ann Caul, Krtstl GOOdis, Tara Gu1hrle, Susan Batley. Beth Berkheimer and Krist! Hawk serving four, Leanna L9rt Hudson, an seniorS: Margaret Homer; Gaul, Krlsti Gaddis, Tanya savoy, jl.anlor; Tonja Savoy, Krlsti HawkahdMellsaa all with three, and Susan Bailey and N"uner, aU sophomnores . Re8ene ttc.ter Margaret Horner addine one serve Beverly Wigal, Pam Folmer, iUlene apiece. For the winners Lori Sinnett · Rltchie. LeSa. Rucker and Melissa Nutler , aD Beth Berkheimer and l..mi added. 11 points, Jo Russell with six !IOphOmores: Hu<bon. both seniors: Janet Werry, Mtuy points, Molly DeLaval serving five, HeMiey and Kelly Thompson. all freshmen. Volleyboll Schedule K1m Chapman with four points, and Place Becky Auvil!e and Penny Lyons · Dlle-Opp. Aug. '11, Federai -Hocldng ............ ..... Horne each adding two points for victory. Sept. !, Meigs ....................... .... ...... Home Despite the Joss, the Eaglettes' Sept. 6, Southorn .................. ............ Away Sept. ll, Southwestern ...................... HQine reserve won their match, 1.5-10 and . Sept. l2. Fort Frye ................... , .. .. .. Home Sept. l3. North Gama ......... .............. Home 1.5-13. Trlmble ...... ...................... .. Away Leading the Eastern reserves In Sept.llS, Sept, 18. Kyger Creek ..... ..... ........... .. Away scoring were Beverly Wigal serv· Sept . ~. Hannan Trace ........... .. ........Away ing nine points, Melissa Nutter and :;ept. :11, Falrtand ................ .. .. ......... Away Sept, :16, Melgs .................. ........... .... Away Tonja savoy adding six apiece, and Sept. 71, Southern ........... ,....... ......... Home Beth Berkheimer contrtbUting nve. Oct. l , Falrland ...... ....... ......... ........ , Home 2. Fon FJYe .. .................. ..... .. ... Away Coach Pam D!Juthltt Is looking Oct. act. I. North Gallla .............. .. ........ .. Away forward · to a "good" seaslin and ·' act. 9, Kyaer Creek ........ ... ............. . Home feelS EHS will get untracked and !kt.ll, H8nnan Trace ................ ,.... Home have a successful 1984 outing. ~ Chicago Cubs. ~y-Middleport Ohio • Lady I ancers dump Eaglettes in opener Mets keep pace; Beds in basement . (-. By DICI!. E-RINSTER ~AP Sporis Writer Keith Hemanclez had seen the ~board and realized the New York Mets needed another victory to Jceep pace With tile hlgh-Oylng 1984 Thursday, The Daily Sentinel •,n I • MONTH LJfl.rlf!.l\lll f .-A~ • ~ • I ~] 1. ;-t;J :, ;1 ,.___ALUMINIZED • • ' •' • ~ ..' • • STEEL MUFFLERS ••• • •• ~' !r • I' JI .... ...... . TWIN I I• ·•WliDSHIELDS •WING GLA'SS WINDOWS Kiltie .•••~ ' GLASS SHOP SERVICE • Tatum i"' l ' • • CHAPMAN SHOES lt4 THE HUIT Of PoMEIOY '5995 · ro.,.. . iAvfiiJO Upper River Rd. ' (Acrooo from the Airport)· Galllpoli11 33 n:J.55tl A"'. :446-1113 ' I A.l. 'TIL 5:30 P.l. . .• 8 A.M. 11L 5:30 P.M. )1 f 515 llinSt. 675-1520 8 A. I. 'TIL 5 P.M. ~. 2111 . . . . . . 115-ml A. I. 'TIL 7 P.18 . 0 �~. '' I HojjrruJn terminates 11 cases One detendant forfeited a bol)d and 10others ~ ftnE!1 tn thecoutt of MlddleportMa:yQF Fred Hoffman Wednesday night. Forfeiting a $50 bond posted on a chal'g(! of operating a motorcycle without using eye protectiOn was Mark J . Abbott of Point Pleasant. fined were Faith Herman; Mld· .dleport, $25 and costs, disorderly · manner; Michael Sigler, Rutland, $425 and costs and three days tn jall, . driving while Intoxicated; Mike Shoemaker, Langsville, $100 and costs, theft; Charies Canter, Syra· cuse, $25 and costs, drtvlng · a motorcycle after dark with only a :temporary motorcycle endorsement; Lance Hermwt, Middleport, $2S wtd costs, disorderly manner; Edward Van Meter, West Colwn· bla, $100 and costs, possession of a controllEd substance, and $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Vicky Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The wlnntngnumberdrawnWednesday night tn 'the Ohio I..ottecy's dally game, ''TheNumber,"was821. In the "PI~ 4" game, played Monti\Y llfldai tbenpy projects W!th upecllllllilcatiaa cluB at tile ~ EllmlaWy Scbool will be OOiltlnued IIIIa ~ by the Shade. ' v.,qey Qlulldl of~Arta. ~ I'II*III.Y at tbe ~·of ~ Erwtn, pllllator thethl!rapy ....,·k to start In September were spoke of the Stagetl of the butterfly, from the egg to the caterpillar, to the crystalll$ an occurring within • month's and noted that they 11\lgrate from Mexico 1n the sprtng · and return there before winter sets COIMJitlmottheOhlo~of tn . Theonly thlngtheyeat,shesald, Garden 01111 held In Dayton waa Is the mllkweed plant. fll4dewlth.JennleMachlrandSbelta giYat and It was DOled that the club Arrangements on the theme, Tarlor to lake care of the first woniUperior ratings on both their "VacatlmDays"weredlsplayedby PJ'411'8l11. gardentherapyandpubllcltybooks. JennleMachlrandDebbleOsborne. , Connlelflllwu"i,elt'!lililllntothe Sheila CUrtis took "beslotsllow:' In Next meting will be on Sept.18at7 ~ memberlhlp. JaaetKoblentz, tbe 'fkiwer show, Pat Holter waa p.m. atthehomeofShellaTaylor.A praldeat, anMnnred that 011 SJePt; named ootstandlng garden club . hayride will be taken and members 29tbeGardenCJu.. otOhlodlitrfct member tor Region 11, and Betty will rollect natural materials for fa)~ meeting Will be lleld lit Jadcsm Dean aot an award of merit tor her <trying as they go along. .Refmihments were seved by the at pie Flnt Prelbytertan Cllurch. 'bukiet ot fruit. · Melanie ' Stetbem 0( the .Shade Eleaoor Knight gave a program mstess. "valley OllqlcU will be 8ivlnl ·a on the ll'llli18I'Ch bu~Y. using Favo..Sweredi'ledherbsprovliled .. demonllratlm Qn "Potpourrf of · alldeSandspeclmellsofthevat'lous byRuthErwln. stqes of the wtnaa1 lhsect. She Hayes, Clifton, $10 tine suspended, operung a car door Into a lane of traffic; Don Lovett, Middleport, 10 days In jall, dlaorderly manner; Austin Russell, Middleport, $10 suspended, Improper starting and backing, and Richard Frtley, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner, and $100 and costs, l'!'Sistlng arl'!'St. Switch council meeting A regular meeting of Pomeroy Village Cooncll will not be held on Monday evening due to Labor Day. The regular monthly meeting of the grrup will be .held on Tuesday evening, Sept. 4, and mayor's court will be held on Wednesday evening, Sept. 5, rather than on Tuesday. Weather forecast Partly cloudy tonight. Scattered thunderstorms early tonight. Low near oo. Winds becoming northwesterly 5-15 mph. Friday, mostly and t 50 humldwlth hi"" sunny no a "'' · around!ll.Chanceofratn40percent tonight and 10 percent Friday, E:l:lo• ile!ONoFol'ecast Saturdll,ytllrouah Monday: Pomeroy-Middleport, 'Ohio On the question, should ·the state hazardous waste site approval board be required to obtain local . approval of hazardoUs waate sites betorelssulngpermlts,8l.percentof · those ta.klnli part said yes while 19 percent said no. On the question aa to what area of the federal budge! should becustthe most to help balance the budget, 65 percent said defense spending and 35 percent suggested social servlces. On the question of whether the nation should adopt a national health tnsurance plan, 76 percent saldyesand24percent, no. . Here's h<M' residents Usted their ·"Ideal sla.te" for president and~ president: Susan B. Antho~ and John F. l<e"'"""''• 45 ""rcent·, 'q""""tn d Theodo.- Nature." A letter waa read trcm the Rutland Garden Club announcing a flower lhc;lw, Sept.]li and 16, at the Ru~ United Metl¥ldlst Church. A nlilort 011 the recent state -.....to MIDDL medical technicians, first alders and ambulance drtvers from all the ., · the ~ Medical Service county squao.o have been providing Pieaaant, MaiiOD, ~ New radlosyatem. ' valuable lite-saving aid to · t 1r F Haven, Valley .81id Mt. ·Flower In . or more than nine years, a goers. ' conjuncUon with ~t Valley Pleasant ·Valley Hospital manned ~ - five county EMS squads aponsorthetlrSt~atatllln tile aid ·Bladon at the fair wtlh maintained the aid station located Coumy Fell'. , . ~donated by the hospital · In the'ot!ieeofthefStrbulldtng, and year,' 100 penons · were ·personnel, .public health nurses and · PfOvlded tlei'VIce with two squads. with 11x IJelnc' tr..-aported · other county nunes. For the past' and' two ambulances available tor tD the liolptW. The six years, paramedics, emergency erneraenctes dally. . . room phy81cl&lll at the . Membersofthesquadswhospent . many long volunteer hours at the \ fair were: Mason Rescue Squad: Tootle Kearni!, EMT, Mll<ld Young, RonThe 25th Darst reunion was beld (Dorothy) Rife and daughter, Mr. Die Lavender, EMSA, Thomas Aug.. 12 at the KyJII!'I' CrMk Qub lind Mrs. Roller (Glenna Lou) Kearns, EMT, Cathy .Norton, House at Chelhlre. · · I..oumaater and 10111, Paul and EMSA, Randy , Lavender, EMT, The oldest ~Ualuer. 'Katie~ · Stepllen, of Ridgeway; Mr. and · Lisa Stanley, EMT, Mackie La· Curfmi!Ji, pf the Rev. Budd and the · Mrs, · Roy . (Annie) . Lemley of vender, EMT; Harol(! Norton, late Gertie Darst. ~ lat of the RodneY. and 10n DOn Lemley of EMSA, AmaJida Grtmrn, EMSA, day. , ; . . Canton. · and Chuck, Warden, R.N. 'I'brlili ~.'Jiad been at ei!Ch Mr. 8ncs Mrs; Elmer (Mary Valley Rescue Squad: Barbara feU!IIOII - Katie -Ellen:, · wutte · Myrtle) 'Sigman of ~hire ~nd Harbour, EMT, Brenda Wallace, CurtmaJi aJidMaryMyrilelllman. 1011, Mr. aDd Mrs. John' (Shirley) EMSA,·Theresa Page, EMSA, Gig Thereweretwowhohldbeelltbere Silman and 10111, Johnnie and Page, F.A., Freda Colegrove, every~ IInce lbey Came 1DtD tile Randy of Addl1011; Mr. and Mrs. family. Thl!y WJ!I'e Ruth Ann .-1 Dayton (Sarah Ettie) Spencer of Scott Cuirman. The ~•. Budd ' Loria Bottom. Darst bad the old!IJt , VllltorswereCralgRichardsand Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burkett, ' KeDDeth Ralph of Cheshire; Fran· Mlddleport, recently returned lxlme attending. · · • The Rev. Budd read eta Keller of Canton; 1na Rife of from a· vacation tn Oregon and Psalms 23 and asked th8 ble tng'. Kentoci, who wa!l present at the first washington. QUILT-FREE SINACICJHQ binding 1 " ·'" •zo FIIDAY 'Dl I . ISB!IH11836-1ow AC ·-·-.. 00 -. '·' .bel' •• ~I ' FRI., SAT. & TUES. FRI .. SAT. & TUES. . Return home narst · BARGAINS! -BARGAINS! BARGAINS! =============::i Only the finest. After lUDCh, and,and Ruth Ann r;::reunloli;:::25:y:ears::::·go=, C\1rfman, andWWie RiclW-cl VIvian Curfmall·made ice cream. Those pn•e~~t lVIP Rev. Build Darst, the anll Mrs. wutte (Katie Ellen) Curfrilan ~ IOnS, •· Mr. and Mrs. wtpJe (~lith Ann) . Curfman, chlldreil, Ctirlsty and Scott CUrfman otCh!!liilre;'Mi'. and Mrs. RJchard (VIVIID) ~ ot . Colwnbusi' Mr. and Mrs. 8urdell · -. ·.. ~ Rev: •. WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY DRYER large Capacity $299 IN WASHER · REFRIGERATOR GIBSON. 8 CU. FT • . CHEST FREEZER 10 Year Compressor WarrantyI . With Therma I Steel Dome ASTRO · TURF .. ·-· . ., amber-flowing honey and honey by-products when ;the Fourth Annual West VIrginia Honey Festival Is held In Parkersburg, Sejlt. 29-ll. · The festival Is supported by the Buckeye Hills Resource Conse'iivatlon and Development Project Area of which the Meigs SoU and Conservation Dlstrtct Is a part. Honey Is tlie thlh:! largest agricultural product for the state of West VIrginia . The festival becjlme a bakl!-ortwlthpartlclpantsvlelngfor "best of soow. " · · Booths of arts and crafts, hOoeY Ice cream, and honey vendors will be on the grounds. q~ethodofl)othpromottngthesaleof attendlngthefuneralsexv~torhls the , product within the state and educating Its residents by displays, demonstratloi\S, and bake-otis. This has brought more than 2n,OOO to the Susan Adami, W;Va. Honey Princess -·· J Attt:rtu. funera / , · , , ~ :, : • . .' . ' Dever P. BlggerstaffofLakeland, -~ Fla. baa returned to his home after ., · - . mother-In-law, Mrs. Leona T . ., :' Smith. Other out-of-town relatives ' '" were VIcky Copeland, Cedar faUs, --·'. , Iowa; Randy and Sue Biggerstaff, "":' ::re~Zs;:;~lsw!~e:h~- ·~~ynr::~~~n-~~~dc:;:: - 'Ollsyear'sfestlvalpromlsestobe even bigger with Snyder Amusement Co. and the nationally-known .: ren; aildHelenFugateMaag,Ruth·" • Morgan Gotthardt, GladysandJohn ·- · · Weed, Columbus; Sally and Weed M rr1 Ohio ' Ithamar , a omont, ; :, ! Floyd and Geneva Tracy, RlverIde c llf dM RlssaJ"" s , a . ; an rs. .,.,.ers, -: · Falrborne. • ·' · EMT, Violet Blain, EMT, MOdred Gibson, F.A., Sibly Martlnt F. A., C Florida Boys to be Included In the Bernard Stover, EMT, arolyn entertalrunent. · Trophies will be Tolliver, EMT, and Barbara Rolawarded to the top five finishers In 11 ns, EMSA · both men and women's divisions tn Mt. Flower Rescue Squad: Daisy Durst, EMT, Kenneth Durst, F.A.; .---~:--------:--------:--::-:-Macy Ann Herdman, EMT, Helen Lyons, EMT, Maxine Legg, EMT, and Ed Legg, F,A. ~- Pleasant Emergency Medical Service: Park McDaniel, EMT. Ruth Mcaanahan, F.A., Jackie Morrtson, F.A., Mabel McDaniel, EMT, Dick Morrtson, F.A., Driver, Christa McDaniel, EMT, Minnie Hughes, EMSA, David Bass, F.A., Tom PhUI!ps, Param~c. and Phil Hudnell, Dt1ver. New Haven Rescue Sfjuad: Paul HeJISOn, EMT, GENE GRAY, F.A., Drtver, Bunny Eates, EMT, Doris Yonker, EMT, Shelma Jones, EMT, Bernard Uevlng, EM'J', Dorothy James, EMT, Nellene Pethel, ' EMT, Kim Zerkle, EMT, Tim Zerkle, F.A., Driver, Vickie Deweese, EMT, Joyce Circle, EMT, and Mary Jewell, EMT. .• .'= ~ •' ...••••, . •• ~ LIMITED NUMBER OF OPENINGS FOR BALLET & JAZZ DANCE CLASSES Call The Meigs Inn ~ < 'lj' li '" i~ INGElS FURNITURE · AND JEWElRY99Z-Z635 · 106 North Secontl 992-3629 ,.•' I" ,: '• ~ MIDDLEPORT ~ ·; ~ ~ ~ , ~ • The old fuhloned quallty,that you know ancl Joye. ia atiU anilable in our fine ehoeolatet. . AuMted Choeolate ~election SPECIAL' . • ..•~ ~ cbntaial a nriety of mama, nutl, cheW)' ~ and eriap centers. WITH 1\NSO IV . • •• HALO FRESH NYLON • ,.. • SL!J I 5 HER l 0 HSE $299 .$3~u~.Y~ $349 ~ ' ~Oll ~ARPET ROLL SPECIAL ·.. GIBSON 14 CU. FT. FRO$T fliEE Family Size ARMnRONG ,.., Susan Adams, currently reigning the three mile run within the. pari{ , time, lapltal are 1n contact with the aid statim at the faifii'OUJid& through 1 as the West VIrginia Honey Prtn- Saturda,y, a majorette festival wilt •• cess, wW be ~~ the o!flclals · b\! held with awards, and therewlli. ,, ;,, welcomJngvlsltors tothelandofthe _be a junior and adult dlvlsloritn the J • /::::} dn1"'". PLEASANT, w.va·. ........ the ,Muon County ,· • J:III~IIIL'Y Service, !lquadl trom The Daily Sentinei:-Page . Honey Festival set ..· .unty em·er·aen '· cy UOl..tS aid at fa: ir Go ~nwnberwas6689. · Y~·~the~wln~-~~F~~~U;•·~~~p~UR~pa~~~d~m:p.~m= UR'llllandlowwmthe~. Roosevelt, 26 percent; George ,.,,, ~M~onda~y~~~~h~Frtda~: · ~A~braham~~~Un~~ro~~an::~~re~~~~·I~I~S~t.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY . meeting .Shade Valley Council cohducts . lhul'lday·. August 30. 1984 ' •. 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Mn:- Frlllller ~ atll'olt FRIDAY Alliley apiat twoWIIIIIIIinMothe · :t~~~:lJ ~.,t ~ 11111r. ~ ~ . IL_____....J~~~~~ WE'LL BE SURE YOUR RECEIVE A NEW . . CRISP DAILY SENTINEL THAT EVENI.NG I • ,.;,. . .•' . ' ' ,,·, . Slft'ICI- ·IS OPEN IIOIIDAf..fiJDAY Uld1L 6 P.M. • •. I ' The Daily Sentinel . ;' I '·' ' .. '·' ' ' . • �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Auxiliary presents scholarship to youth '• •• . • The Cora Bennett Memorial lnspltal; Mildred Me(ld, Grant Hospital, Q)Jumbus, and · Karen Shawn J . Eads of Rutland, a . Matheny, St. Mary's Hospital, freslunan at Rio Grande College, at Huntington. The death of Martha WedJlesday nlght's meeting or the SearlS, sister of Dee Hartinger was American Legion Awdllary of noted, as was the death of post Fee ney-Benn ett Post · 128, · lllmlbet, William Reynolds. Cards Middleport. ' fortheDlandbereavedweresentby In other actton, a contribution of the Auxiliary. S25 was made to the Meigs County Meeting with the Awdlla!y were shoppers loonge renwatlon project. the delegates toBuckeyeGirls~te Welcomed Into llll!l1)bership were held In June at Ashland College. All Betty Batey and Lort,Miller. reported on their experlenoe In the · The fall conference to be held at worksblp on democracy and their WUke5vUleonOct.4wasannounced role In the mock gilVemment. and llll!l1)bei'S were urged to pay Reporting were Angle CQlllns and their dues before that time. Cur- Benltta Deeter. Eastern; Cathy rently the unit has 103 . paid Amott and Ann Trainer, Meigs. members. Mrs. Edgar Amott accompanied, A report was given on the August her daughter to the meeting. To party held at Arcadia Nursing . report at the September meetlngwll Home at a cost of $213. Going to he Betty Ann Lottls and BWte Jo Coolville for the party were Enna Gordon. . . . Hendricks, Maxine Robinson, Becky Tyree presided at the Grace Welch, Phylls Blake, Trtsha meeting which was jlreceded by a Tobias, Sonia ParSons, Peggy dtnner.Adoorprtzeln'QughtbyMrs. Caton, Diane Jarvi<>, Jean Gilmore, ParsonS was won by Mrs. Gilmore. Gall Ferry, Becky Tyree, Gerry Parsons, and Spanky Tyree. Reported W were Kenneth Madden, home from a }lun(tngton hospital; Eva Hartley, Martha Runnel and Harold WW at Holzer, Buck ~. home from the SCholarship of $:lXl was awarded to - - AugUR 30. 1984' Thursday, . Calendar THURSDAY Thuraday, t I I J ~lng at ll.lla~':!;l.ntertaln· 1 POMEROY ~ Pteceptor ment will be by J . Sheets ' Bern Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma and the Sweet Mountain Pill Sorority, wfil mee Thurs. at iloon. with a p&rBde to' be at day for a luncheon at the La..<;aJie 1: 30followed byatractorpulland Restaurant. Members are asked chain saw cotnpelltloll. to tum In tickets on tile fund -;-"' raising project to the New York RACINE ~ A chicken bar· 'Ck>thlng House prtor to that beque wW be held by the Racine time. Vmmteer First' ~Jepartr!leni Sillday wtth serving to ~ at 11 a.rri. Price for the diDDers wW b! SUNDAY · S3 while a halt chicken will coit' POMEROY - The Ours $2.50. • (amlly reunion wll be held at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds on SEpt. 2. A basket dinner wW be •• held at '1 p.m. and all relatjves and trlends of the family are Invited to attend. I, l Sound*: · Scout pirnic MONDAY • Busy Bee Class meets recently . :; 'Nora Jordan, Freda Edwards, Caroline Miller, Rosemary I:.yons, and Mary Brewer. Candidares' night planned in area Your " Ex1:r1 ToucH· ~ ~ot Since 1m, ' • BEAOON ll\I'DIENIGHT ~Tbi8Ughtedcross, locatedonl.!ncolnHDI, serves as a lllah&4' be8COii and an Inspiration to Melp f'l!lllilppts. ·Lighted cross serves as nightly beacon · ;th~ough Meigs area • • and to get the structure painted every few years costs several hundred dollars. · Candidates' Night to be held at the · Senior Clllzens Center has been set for Oct. 11. Invtmttons wW be Issued to all local, district and state candidates prior to that time. A public dinner wW lie held In conjunction with the observance where each candidate or ai'!!PresEII· mtlve wW be permitted ,to speak 'FLOIUST PH. 992·2644 ~62 E>Maln, Pomeroy brtefly. ShawnEads Block party set in Middleport Plans are moving along for the second annual block party or the MlddleportChamberofc;wunerce. A number of exhibitors are being · registered for U1ls year's party to be held on Saturday, SEpt. 8. Hours of the party have been reduced this year from 10 a.m ..to 7 p.m. · Middleport CouncU has approved party plans and the IK!StneSs section wW he clooed from Dan's to Mlli Street. ' Arts aod crafts )leople are being . InVIted to register for parttclpatton and may do so by completing the accompanying appllcatton form. ., ' ., " Our .· t .Plan .. keeps winter from throwing y0u a curve. , .· -. ~ Johnson '· i; birthday t~ Scott M. Johnson celebrated his ,;·second birthday with a cookout at ,'· the horne of his aunt and uncle, ; :f!arbara and Jerry Colmer, Wright : St., Pomeroy. • A clown cake, made by his aunt, ;: was served along with other / refreshments. . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. f'Colmer and nm, Paulette Farley, ~ · Rick!, Jamie and Davy, Shari ' Blackwelt, Amber and Artca, Blli • aiKI Pearl Colmer, Mamie Stephen~ S(lll, ~ matemalgraJlitmotper, and ; Scott smother and brother, Tammy 1alld.Jeremy Jollnson. "For thousands of Columbia customers, our Budget Payment Plan has evened out heating bills and · made them predictable, even when winter Is like last winter; much colder and longer than anybody predici. The plan means there are no big jumps or SUrPrises in your gas bill, no ma•er how ci>lcHt gets. .' "It works this way. Coiq111bia calculalllfl what you'il ': probably pay for natural gas ovet the next year based on your previous usage aa<l weather averages. This • figure is divided into 12 equal payments. SO starting · this August, you pay the same amount every month.•' And you end worries about dipS in the·temperature .showing up as higher heating biDs. "Make sure winter dOesn't throw your budget a curve. To join the Columbla Budget Payment Plan, · · all you do is pay the 'Budget' amount on your Au- •· gusl bill. _ · 1', , "Columbia also 'suggests a n&W service called • Checkfree, ~ which PI:Ovideilthe QPtion ofhaving your · monthly bill paid by tAa bank where you tiave your · checking accpunt-but.not until about tan days after lhe bUI has been sent toy~. CQiumbia Gas offices · I and most banks have ajlpiiCatlon forms. Check lnto•ll. . . ' .~ "look for the explanatiOn of the Budget Payment · Plan and Checklree In your August )1111, and call your , ~urnbla office If you tiawquesiiQI')s. Join the thou- l· . 88ildi of CQIIIfllbja cyst6mera .a~ using these 1 tWo free, COilYerlienlaervices. FOI' them, the cost of I winter .Is more predictable." . .I j COLUMBIA GAS : : . .- ~' -~Other immunization days set · ' : In the Interest of adequately the parents before any lmmqntza; : prep8rlng an scl!ool aged children · t1on can be admtnlstered. AI\YUie • :. ~rthe:J9IH.IIIscboolyear,tlleMelgl wtth .qul!stlons In ·reprc~ to the • : bxmty Health Department will be lnununlzatlon pnewn ot the • : oirertng two ·more cmaecut1ve depar-tment Is asked to call Norma · : : tmmunlzatloll days. · Tom!l, R.N .,lliii'IID&supervlsor, at : " They wW be held on Sept, 4 and 992.e626. . : : Sept. n with the regular schedulEd • :: then to. be fe5llll\ed on the second : .. and twrth Tuesdays ot each month : : withtheexceptklnotSept. 25. : : 'l'lme8 !or tmmunlzatlons wW , ·. reltlalnfrom9tolla.m.,andfroml : : toJ p.m. , •• ..• A "sbot card" or aome Wl1tten • · ·medical Jiootmust be broulblln by " ' . - ·~ Two rnarrla&e Ucenc:eshave been 1s8uEd tn the Meigs Camty Probate 1914 CHEROKEE 1984 FORD THUNDERBIRD ll dr . lhltjon "'!'Oifrin; 4 wh-drive, .. cyl . . .. ~ tp-trons .. post~ing, t int . ~s . wheel tr-im ring5 , om· rodio. cigar lighter . extra copocity gas tanic,rustprool;ng. , Stock No . 4370 WAS NOW $11,475. $10,516.41 . • 1914 RENAULT ALLIANCE "L" Stock No. 012 llfi'Ji NOW cyl. eng ., fact . air con d . , 'heater, out a. trans . •,bodyside mouldings. tinted gloss, om . radio . w&w radials. · Stock No . 4840 2 dr. sedan. 4 cyl . eng . . -4 sp. trans .. tint . glass. $6590. OR YOU CAN LE·ASE . IT FOR••••• .C door , 4 cl . eng, ~ sp . tron ro . . tint. gloss . , WAS. NOW " ' $7230'. $6815~ .1914 dr, Sto ck No. •914 NOW S9683. GL '2 6 cyl . eng, focf . air cond. heater . auto. tran!., tint . glass. om · tin radio-stereo cassette. wsw radials , remote control mirrors. oc· cent point stripes . $8800. CASH DOWN PAYMENT TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AT INCEPliO.N $502,2• TOTAL AMOUNT OF PAYMENTS 1914 MIEEAGt: PENALTY OVER 6p,OOO FORD F:-250 'lc TON $10,945.'2 60,000 6' Per Mi~ Stock No. 4840 314 ton , 6 :cY,1. -eng, ,. sp-trons ., p· steering , p-brokes . long wid• b&d, limited slip rear 0111le, reor step bum· per , tint . glan, swinglock mirrors . 04 * S228. Per Month ONLY $89~9.'"" procl;ng. *(GALLIA CO. TAX STRUCTURE -AP.PLIE_S) 1978 V.W. TRANSPORT Stock No. ,.1001 7 passenger station wagon. 41 cyl. eng . . heater , .. sp. trans •. p. steering. Stock No. ,ff7S1 and James Paul Richards, 32,Shennan, W.va. " and ............. uov Hatdlett, 31, ~·~ Reymlda, 48 $250.110 0 . TOTAL MILEAGE ALLOWED NOW 04 MONTHLY PAYMENT NUMBER OF ·MONTHS REFUNDABLE SECU-RITY DEPQSil FORD TEMPO GL WAS Now ·· $11 ,453. $10,286. 1984 ' V.W. RABBIT DI.SEL O'le ownef" . New Ford trode-in, 22,000 miles . · 1l r ' ton pickup, outo. trans., long widebed , rear step bumpt~r , om radio, wswtires, white. topper. Coun toCharles·F.GardnerJr.,M, Middleport and· Gloria Kathleen Middleport Local owner . New Ford trade- in , 28 .000 mile~ . •., ton pi ckup, 6 cyl. eng ., ~ tond . tra ns ., p ·!ileering , long wide b9d, rea r ~ l ep bumper . om·fm , w sw tires . Stac h N o . .4 749 1 NOW $3495. C-20 TRUCK i • l GoOd Selectlon.;Prlces Will Never Be Lo Feat.u rl The Tri-Countles La · Truck ·In 1981 DODGE RAM 50 Ueenses · 33. . FINAL WEEKEND!. Was · : Approximately· 70 people at- . so~ sort or treatment to keep 1011 . ( tended the Twlltght Farm Tour lOIS within \Olef8ble Urnltl.ln'most · recently at, the Michael's family cases, appl!catton or lime and :1farm In Chester Township. The fertilizer, and pasture romUon :' Meigs sOu lind Water Conservation would be adequate to redu<:e 11011 r Dtstrtct (sWCD) and C90!JeraUve lOIS. · : Extension Service were Sponsors or Gordon GUmore, SCS SoD Sctent· - !St. gave an update on the couilty· • the tour. , A wagon tour around the farm wtde soD survey. He also ptnted · • showed the vartous operations ancl out the common soli types found In •• Conservation practices applied oVer the county and how they should be ' lbe·years. · managed. · · A woodlot that had beeft clear-cut · Stop one Included chicken holises and the spring devel~t that . was discussed by Steve Bralkovlch, supplies water for the chickens. Cooperatlv~ Extension Service . Gary Michael discussed feeding Forester. Logging and skid trails and handling his chickens. Robert are the blgest caUses or soil : : First, SoU Conservatton Service erosion In a clear-cut practlre, be i : :: (SCS) l!>lstrtct Conser.vatlonlst, dts· said. 1 • ~ cussed the development or springs SWCD Supervisor At Holter . tor livestock watering systems. · talked about CODServaUon practices • :; Stop two was a pasturefleld aJllllled In the cropfleld. Contour . : : whereJohnRice,CountyExtenslon slrtps, no-tlllage and sod water· . 1 : : 1\&ent, discussed pasture IIIIUlllgeways Were VIewed. It wsa DOted by ; !• ment; t~tllzatlon and pasture HolterthatsoDeroslonratescango : : rotation. He pointed out the tmpor- very high· ·without conservaUon , · " tance of keeping a aooci vegetatiVe practices established In CJopftelds. I : cover on pas~ fields. SWCD The toilr ended at the feedlot , , : Supervisor Rex Shenefield said that. where Michael dtscusaed his feedlot , ' - a 'county resource Inventory . and his automated reeding opera; : showed Meigs County has about tlon. Jtm Clay, Ohld Copperatl.ve · : 47,WJ acres of pasture1and anl! that ExtensiOn Sesrvlce, dlscuuedwbat { :: about 56 perceilt or this land needs comnierclal bleedeis look for. In •• calves. I • $7385. . Name_ · --------------------------------- - ''ANNUAL" WtlkelviiJe Order of f;astern Star, Chapiet-1{J'f. t · •EggsheH Leather Phone --------------~------------------ -- - 70 .p.e ople attend . twilight fann tour ' ·Awciilable 1!11 aGr ' Sua •Mault Sua I (we) wish to register for p~~orticJpatlon in the ~rts and Crafts Division ofthe Middleport Chamber of Commerce Block Party to be held on Saturday, Sept. 8. •• TURNPIKES , !. "Jackief' ARTS AND CRAFTS REGISTRATION The Daily ; MUtonA. Etaw, 74, of The Plains, He Is swvtved by his wile, ; died Wednesday at the Hickory Merlum Radclltte Hoffman; a son, ; Creek Nursing Center, The Plains, OWenL. Hotfman,PowbatanPolnt; , after an extended Illness. two grandchildren, Rqjer of Fort ; -He was bOrn In New Marshfield. Worth, Tx. and Laureen, of : He was the son or the late Lloyd H. Colwnbus. , aild Bessie EUis Efaw. He was preceded In death his · Mr. Efaw was a gracllate of the parents, one grandllon, Mlcheal Lee : New Marshfield Hilb Scbo01 and Hotrman and a brallier, Leslie ; served for two years tn the U.S. Hottman. Friends may call at the BI&OO.Y· • Navy during World War II. He ' retired after:rlyearsotservtcewtth Jordan Funeral Home, AlbanY, 2-4 ' the Athens Mental Health Center as and 7-9 p.m. Friday. Masonic II psychiatric atde. . services will be held at 7 p.m. HewasamemtJeroftheRlchland Friday. Funeral servlceiWI!I beat2 Avenue . United Methodist Church p.m. Saturday at the funeral home wtth the Rev. Kathryn Pawson and the Athens Gninge. Puckett ot!lcmttng. Bw1al wW be tn Survivors Jnclude his wife, Mary the Salem Center Cemetery . . J!Uie Wood Efaw 'or The Plains; a , son, Donald of Somerset; four Dulcie Reibel grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Donald (Mamte l Reed or Caldwell Dulcie Martin flelbel, 79, of and Mrs. Floyd (VIrginia) Young of Momstown, Ohk), died Wedne!idaY The Plains; three brothers, Harry of In the Star NUrsing Herne, Kentnn, Harold or Athens and Carl Morristown. of Route 2, Athens. She was born In Middleport, a Mr. Efaw was preceded In death daughter of the late Charles and by his parents and two brotl'lers, Ursula Rathburn Martin. Hei'JIIa11 and Calvin. ' Mrs. Reibel was a member or.lhe Friends may call at the Hughes Morrlslown Quistlan Church and Funeral Home, Athens, 2-4 and 7-9 organized the Zane Trail Garden p.m. Friday. FlineraJ services will Club. She was a state otflcer In the . be held at 1 pm. !;laturday at the Ohio As&octatlon ot~ C!Ubfi. · , fllneral home Wtth the Rev. Ken SUrvivor's Include her huSband, 1Mackllnotflctatlng.BurtalwWbeln !Wbert J . Reibel; two daughters, the Athens County Memorial •Jeanne Anne You'ng,, Mlddleport Gardens. and Mary Jane Kitchen, Mblo, Fla.; a SQII, Joseph Y~ Pome· Lauren Hoffman roy; seven grandcblldren and 12 ! great-grandchlk!ren; aslster,Juan· · Lauren Hotiman, 67, Route 1, tm Bowen, Bowling preen. Dexter, died. Wednelday at Vete- . She was preceded In death by her rans Memortal Hospital. parents and her nr.t IMisband, · HewasbomtnLangsvUJe,asonof , Joseph Albert Young Sr., and by a the late Harley and Murt Edmund- sister, Mildred Carson. sonHofttnan. fJ1ellds may call at the Kelly· Mr. Hottman was a retired Kemp Funeral Herne, MOJTistown, . ~vemment worker and a fanner. at 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. Funeral , . At one time,, he.was associated services wW ~at the tunera1 heme ; with the Gallla·Meigs Cooununtty at 2 pm, Saturday with the Rev. : Action Agency as assistant director. Richard Btsmp olllclatlng. Grave•· He was a· member of the DtlJhallS, side services wW be beld at 1 p.m. ' Friends Masonic Lodge 275, WUkes· T!lesday at , Meigs MBnortal ~ Vtue and a rriernberr or: the Gardens. POMEROY - · The Me18!1· County gtrl scout picnic W1ll be held at !10011 &mclay at thell.ou~' 33 roadside P!1fk. TlvJse attend> I lng are to take il cov~ d15han(l · their ' 011111 table service. Fatr premtwns wW be di'ltrtiluted. ·• l CHESTER - The <:;hester Volunteer Fire Department wW hold Its· annual Labor Oay , chicken l)arbequeM(llldayatthe Chester Fire House. Chicken, sparertoo, pte, cake, and horrie- 1884 Milton A. Efaw Happenings - ., Area deaths ' '- ~ 1re c~ wUl be !lel'\led ~ ..... .. Locol owner. New cor trade-in, 52,000 miles. lf. ton pickup, v.a eng, outo.· frons., p·steering ond brokM ~ long wide bed, rear step bumper , tint . gla11, am radio . Stotk No. 41131 4-door sedan, 6 d . eng., foc.t . air cond; vinvl roof , heater , auto. trans ., p-steering , p-brokes . bodyside mldg, tint. gloss, om-fm , ws w tires . wi r e NOW NOW $4695. - ~ : c \fOR INFORMAOON LEADING TO THE ARREST AND ~ : CONVICOON OF THE PEISON OR PDSONS RE' ~ SPONSIILI FOR lHE RECENT THEFTS FROM NEWS-' !' :'~ STAND IACIS HLONGING TO THE GAWPOUS • • DAILY TIIIUNE, llll DAILY SENTINIL AND THE ~ ~ POINT PLEASANT IIGISTEt. ANTONE WITH IN· :: : FOIMAOON SHOULD CONTACt THE CITY POUa ~ ~ ..DEPARTMENT 01 IHI ,_.,APEI OFFKE. wheel covers. 1977 MERCURY COUGAR 2-dr 1- -·.-H o p , V-8 eng. fact . ai r cond., vinvl roof . heater , auto . frons ., p·steer ing, p -di sc brokP.!i , t!nt , glcss_. am -fm , w swrod iol s, w hef! l covers . Stock No. 48561 WAS 'NOW $2995. $2m. $2495. " ,,' ' "I �.. Paga 1 0-The Daily - _.. __ - ~ I The Daily Sentinel I ----~----------------~.-­ • . __ _____ ,..:;_ . . PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Senices • •• Han~ng! .,.. - l l'rwlotlonot•) I R1 <~I tsLill: 31-Homeofor Sale 32-Moblle Homes for Sale . 33-Farmt for Sale 34-Businats Building~ 35-Lota & Acreage 28-Real Estate Wanted 51-HouMhold Gooda 62·C8, TV 8t R1dlo Equipment 53-Antique• 54-Mite. Merchandlte 5 6·8uildlng Suppllet 58· Ptto for Sale 57-Muoicolltlitruments 58-Fruita & Vegetableo 59-For Sale or Trade 41-Housat for Renf 42· Moblle Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rant ,< 44-Apartmant for Rent · 4 5-Furnished Rooms 4 &-Space for Rent 4 7-Wanted 10 Rent 48-Equlpm•nt fl)r Rent 49-For .l eaae · 90 ". Pattern /136: tissue pattern pieces for wall hangtng, directions for adding borders for beautiful quilt. $2.15· for each pattern. Add SOC each pattern for postage and handling . Send to: 81-Ferm Equipment 82-Wanted to BU., 83· ll,.ltock 84· Hay & Grain 65·Seed I< Fertilizer 81-Homelmprovemento 82-Piumblng 8t Heeling Galli• County Area Code 814 Meigt County Area Code 814 448-!;ieUlpollo 3&7-Cheohlre 388-Vinton 245-I'UoGrande 21111-Quyon Dlot. 843-Areble Dlot. 379-Walnut 992-Middleporl Pomeroy 9 85- Chatter 343-Portllnd· 247-Letart Fallo · 949-Reclne 742-Rutland 687-Coolvllle . Moson Co., W'! AreaCode304 84-Eiactrlc•l& ·R efrigeration 85·GeneraL Hauling 88-M.H. Repair 87-Upholatery ' 6711-Pt . 'Pie8aent ', 4118-Leon 1 578-Appte Grow •. 773-Melon •· 882-NewHaven 8 95-,.L etart 937-Buffelo CRAFTS -crafts! New ' 85 Needlecraft Catalog- knits, crochets. dolls. quilts, more. 3free patterns_Qrinted inside. Send $2. t i CRAFT 1100115. .$2.50 .... All lloab and Celllot-add 504 each 1111 ,_.... anti handlilf. Up to 111 wordo ... One dey Insertion .......... t3.00 Up 10 15 wor'ao .. . Three dey inoerlion ...... .. t4.00 Up to 15 Wordt ... Six dey lnoertlon ........... t7.00 · IA••r•o• 4-wordo per line) (YA~fcyfdlE) 2 WHEEL PULL BEHIND YARD SPREADER 2 WHEEL STORAGE TANK.FOR CAMPING 12 ,._ey, OH • • 5769 Far fHhr lorYICI CIII6JLAC12·6737 ~f~ • ' AM CONSTRUCTION Savell I Nam•---------- S599 PUBLIC· NOTICE CHOKE Of 4 COLORS The village of M tdd le port wtl l offer fo r sale by se aled brds the fol lowrng ite m 1- 1980 Plymou1h. "' " co nd rtton. Brd w •11 b e accepte d at th e ma yor's o flr ce 237 Race St.. Mrdd leport. Oh ro unttl 2 :30 PM Se pt 10 . 198 4 Mrntmu rn btd for .thr s eq u rp - ment IS ~ 1 . 00000 The \lt fl age reserves t he rtgh to accept or re ject any or all b1d s and wa•ve any •nfo r m allt •e~ •n b•dd 1ng. FrE!d Hoffman . Mayor V•l lage of M• dd lepon Aclclreu--~.....----­ Phon•~---------------- 64 Misc. Merchandise FOR S.ALE . SMALL ESTATE MERCHANDISE SAT., SEPT. 1 At R. R. Durst Resi.dence Stiversville ()W- ( )ForS..Ie ( JAnnDuncemenf I JForRent 2'·------.-----3. _ _ _ __ 4 . _ _ _ _ __ 5.=:=:== 6. 7. _ _ _ __ 8.----- '-----10.-----11. _ _ _ _ __ u. ______ 13. -----~ 14. - - - - - 15. _ _ _ _ __ "-----Mall Tlllt c.u.- wHII ReinHtana Dillty lentillll \ 742-2167 or 742-2225 lt. 124, POIIIIIOJ For all your wiri111 needs; furlllcts rtpai,r service and installation. Residential & Canimtrcial CaH 742-3195 . Or 992-5875 811411 mo. d. o• io "-lso Tra,nmission PH. 992~5682 or 992-7121 WRilESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR 8·10·1 mo. blowers •Heavy duty double wall construction. , •Approved lor coal burning •Five Year Limited Warranty. •Automatic draft con· trol. •Large airtight ash· pan . •Firebox brick lined. $50 IAI!Gf or SMAlL J085 PH. 992-2478 7/30/l mo. pd, 949-2969--949-2263 •Hi·Temp glass doors. •Dual, variable speed DEPOSIT HOLDS nL e OPEN TILL DARK SERVICE · GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES • 773-5839 or 773-5788 We core radtators and heater cores. Wt can also.acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD .. .. 992-2198 Middleport. Ohio TOWN &COUNTRY VETERINARY . CLINIC· . PAUL E. SHOCKLEY, II.Y.lit OPEN EACH · THURS. EVE. 6-B J&F • CONTRACTING "DOZER · IACKHOE "RECLAMAnON WORK "OIL FIELD IEIIVICEI 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCR~TE WORK 'CUSTOM IUlLT HDMU 'WATER. OAI• DILUNES londey 3 p.m.·S p.m. Sl0700~~m JIM J:J:nt~n PH. 99~~·7201 Mechenicel Work • Tr•ctort • · C•rt · Truck • Autom•tic Trenamillion PH. 614-247-2575 8·2·1 mo. d. MGM FARM CITY, INC. Pomeroy 814·992·2181 JESTS wEDNESDAYS Co•pulerized lltlrlq Aid Selection Dependllplt lltlrln1 Aid Strvict · FREE HEARING Re•l Ettate Ganer•l I · Phone 742:3171 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Ho--htlnsin RIIIOdtlin& loot In Rock lprinp ereo ~Hun able ' ALL STEEL & POLE .BUI.LDINGS Quality Werkm•n•hlp ,Gehumldiflera, Perh '* :oe.r,.f,.J 'tfH1·:-·_u..mi''&: 1 • Sizes Start Ff_onl12'xl6'' ' Gllliia (;tMiftlj,., Or11r I! t'nr' UTILITY BUILDINGS: Sizes from ·.6'K6' Up to 24'K36' Insulated O<?t_Houses· PH. 614·992-3718 MIOIIL.ai!T, 01110 7/30/~ ACCENT ......... Rtciee, Oh. . .. tel ;. SUPPly ,~··· · PH. Ml 6tl1 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO New Holland, lush firm EqliPIIIInt ' Dtallf & Service w- ----~- COMPLETE HOUIEHOLOI FUIINIT,URE. lodo, •lron· cupbOitdo. . - . chltoto, bllkoto. dloho 1, onllllll•· tlold end o~~'!r. Wrlti·M.O, 2 p-oy, ' Ohio M-•.,11t .• 4171• or call 814-112· 77811. I In Wllh ulwCII~t .. .""::.";" oftriry orne. ....,. or 1:30pm. IC;;;;;;;;-;;;;-;;;;c;;;;; .A.Port IC-on the Collico C - ....Rfor .. · 1· 1 "" .,, ~:i':1~~~-~-·Set. Buying dilly gOld, o11vor a- L ... y..., iCylftrnyhomefor•JWW••J·..1 .........._ R - obl1 _• , ,· coins. ..... cur- · • · 80 • ""'"l· T. . prlceo, Ed. Bur· H11V8 °111P ion- coring lor lrett lorberlhop,llnd. Aw. doe elderly. Colt 814·4441· Mld.cltpan. Oh. &14·812·J·;284;;;;7;;;.;;-;;-;;;;;-;;;;-; 3478 · V•rcy for etct.lv- or R-llloeutomo!llfl..,.. -nt<i .. _CINofln chlnicl toole. Mull ba my~· Aullnlble ,.._, A - - · Col lti- ~~Calljj;8~4-;;;-;..;,7~·;;340~ll\.~;;;; :'1704 untR 7:00. . I Vocancy tlrolldlrly. -linea. LPN 1 CIINCihton.- 814 882 -• ':T, • ......,.irltt_· 11 ' m y -. Homloc:k -·Col 814·182· Help Wanted ., for Sale HOME LOANS FIXED RATI!IIolow-ltrolll . Fixed convontlonol FHA· VA.Loado~ Mort91go, ·-t. 114·1112· 3011 . Profellionel NEW AND USEO MOll LE HOMES ICEIIEL"I QUAL· lTV MOillE HOME IALEI. 4 MI. WElT, OALLIPOLJI, RT 311. PHONE 81 4.44f. 7274. 1 87e 1 4x70 3 bedroom Hllclftt . . . - homo with ....., fumlohl.,.., eat up on 1 lot , In . Pllrll Lone Mt~llllo H - Coun. Coli -IIPM 44t-1310. __ ~ • 18n -~-L•a ._ ~,. 141" 0 ••· concl.. 3BR. -11-ln CIC)Ool. control olr wllh pon:h, undlrplnnlng . ....., 2t2x110' Rt. n11 . ""' Locta. Ohio. lAVal. in countrywithHptlctonk. 13,1100. CoH 114.e43 _0188 . s. 1 ...;,. neu Roclne in Country. Orlllocl water woll, -"<: oystem. Col 814143-11240. oft Korr·Hirrlebuf11 4 on VI-Rood. 17.000. Call ·-• oft1r 7 p.m. 304·1811· 331e. 3117 . 100 oc-. homo, bam, timber, oomo fl no1 Cent 21 lhi :'" 11 no,;_ 30:_';72 200 ::,~73. 4078 _ · ...... aiiiiipoiia···--··· ··.. ··-p·,;;n&;o;; ····.. ·.. , S. VIcinity Middleport 8t Vicinity Gollipolil FIN l\leokot Fri .. Sot . • a.... Indoor-outdoor, Ono dey only, Sot.. Sopl-1 , 9 New Fridly Night Moolclt Plono T'"'lng ond Rllllir. lillrtl 3PM till 1 Rt. 35 • to 4. 43 Colo St., Middle· 1.....,.._ Muoio Co.. 448· . Next to rl•~r. Fuml· 180. Call 441· 7037. 0817. Twentieth ot dl-o, clothl"'!. bicy· knlc-knoco, tope, mloc. quality - ··2111 Lone nlolo,ll14-742· . Oo· Fr••leu Bottom Flee • coma 11riy. Morllot . Every weekend. ·U.S. 35 Frezlon Bottom, 1------,----I~ .j I I I ! ,. WVo. 211082 . Ooeler1 Wei· oiMft.caftMDveorleewonlcome . Don Fre•l•r · Yord oole •t 810 South ..... country lol. CoH 311· Operotor. 304· 755· 2779 . Second, Midohpon. Aug. 31 thN 8ept.8. Clothing, 1787, fu"'itura, gal range, pana. 31 Homes for Sale Gor- Solo Toy1, clotheo, 1880 Folrmont Hoppy other ltomt. AI!O• 3t -Sopt. Sllv-tonoo, dlohes. oppll· Houaa;· 2 Br, now oorpat, . . f R 1, Fri. & Sot. 14 Vinton St .. ancu, tool a; linen a, bedding. drepea. curtain•. loti of ~- ••c. -.d. Alklng ••100 or 41 HousH or ent Gollipoll1. vinyl wal poper, Clrpat boat o-. Clfl 2411·1212 _ _,;,._ _ __ __ _ mlac. throughout, wolf inoulotld, -·p.m. GorogoSelo2mi. tromHMC 1-M-ov_i_IIII_OO_Io_,_S_o_pt- .- -ot. -.n:..d nowPeiJrt, -::-=-----:--:=- '13 bdr. houae for ront t380 Rt. 1110 Thure .. Fri., & Sot. rd O W 1 3 · II . on olkor'o rill· 1111 out- arll. .1 172 mobile hqme. 12x... mo. Coil 304-1711·11104 or L.oto ot borgelno. monyoxtru.¢11441-21 2 bdr., AC, IOOd cond. 304-6711·8318. donee, Fifth St., Reel~. tlf II:OOPM •• ~IHI :OOPM Prlpod to 1111. Call 441· 4 Fomlly Furnltura. knlckLO_h_10_ · - : : - - - : : - - - - ... 114· 24 . .,. ., · 7171 or 441·12Be otter Smell• turnl1h1d houao. knecko. C<hlidreno· boby r. IIPM . 30, odulto only. CoH 44 e · 0338 . clolhoo. Rodney YIHege II. Yord Frldl Soli· 3 &Thurodey s Greot-location, 1411Q sq.ft., GIIYin Dr..8 ·11. Fri .·Biit. Y 1• eturdly 1· largofomlly,_, _ _,1~ 121111. 3 ballroom, 1~ Lor- m-n ho-. 3~ Behind 11c"''M bu,..~ In L~. ~ ocrao, - bam. 4 mlleo tr om Five Fomily Yord Sale Child· Pq..,..oy. N- lloctric fur· _...., ::,::'; bul~- - · bl"' ~ y -~~ o1r• co ...... . .,..G,_ O!strlai. 81· throUghout. ti.I!OO. Coli GoNipoNo. 14211 mo. plul ren "clotheo, mioc. etc. PO<· ;~:e;r;::: . houlio. Coli IM" ,_,_. with 814-2S8·11M ott. B. dlpoeit. Col Rolph 8orcu1 tor. Ohio. Rt. 5114, Fr1.·7 '--.,..---.-.~--down - - · C.l 441· 114·241·81711 after IIPM . ,1213; 1173 Kllllwood 12xll5 fu;. Frldly & Soturdly. Pionto, 3 lemlly yord oot,. Thurdoy. nl.- • lot, wltll oktroo. Nice homo - ...,,, good clothing, gil-ore, picture Frfdly & loturdly. 287 Mil H - for 823 4th A... Colt 448·2320. heat for winllt'. Wooher & fro mea. f~rnlture. boby St.. Mld..apon ecrou from C~aftor ._!:=!!_>!1 · -S_ -N-.hu-.~. _ -d· dryor . Wont on honoot llo,mo. lmllaooutRt. 141. ,_po_ot_o_ffl_c•-·----~ no. ...... 22... -3233. - 1 womon who- not work. ,. lo M I no. l-814-2112·3 33. roomt. Muotoofl,oOIIr81,wMI We coUld b1 company MlniFINMorket, Church"' ·lha ... USt :R.!_~ ynSP~I ' 1 nogotlala. Col 114·241· ooch · Would like GodofPropi!Kyporfllnglot. .. . .,... • H - for olio b y - · 3 11802. on - · Fumloh own Olhror White Rd. Aug. 30· Roin ooncolo. lldr.,2bltht,_.olr,2-l-':'""--:-:-:--:-:-:--:-- ero~erloo. 4411-1414 or Sept. t . p fino Ri~·nou '"kiln rot. otovl dlt· ool2wllhloto. 446-1023. _,.__ _ _ _ _-:-_ IU r 01 ~;l:=~- Rd · Could bt 1Cheoter on routo 248, · Coll441 •43411 · Mini FIN Morkot. Sot.. Sun.. ot Sept. th lith ..,..,.. 4 IIIOod · Col814·21111· 11 room hou11, 2 lldr.. 1 b.. Mon. Stpt. fat. 2nd, 3rd. 8 from Neurona Church. Mldd11pan, -1 cutl, 1010. LR, OR. IC. boalllnt locl1· till 6. Refrigerolot, Binger Good woman clothing olle & - - A reel BAR· tlon. Ref. • c11poe1t II· -lng mochlneln coblnet, 18 . 20 ~ ond l'-t 7 ~.~ GAINI Coll814-•2·1841. WMtodtobuymoblfohomo. qulrod. Coll441·1370 oftor coffee • end toblet, lempo. B. Olohoo, kitchen - · Wll pay ~oil. CoU14·2BI· 11:00. oloctrlc typewriter, porch loti of mlac. 4 ilil. LR , Dll. oqulpped 7018. · 1-:--:-----:-::-':-:-:--::- gHder. !own cholro, plctur• I-------.----'--~. 1 ~ - · Iorge 1 cor 1-~~------ 3 bdr. home on Oobllla Dr. & !re-o. kitchen godgeto, Yard oole: 'ilept. 4 •11. Oloheo, ... . . Iorge lowflot, CA. Homo for aolo Oft .3110 mo. 3 bdr. homo oil dl-. IIIDrlld gloaware, b I fiMIIIy polntod.IIYt' No for wooded lot at T - Like On:hlrd Hl1,400mo. 3 bdr. wlckor btlketl. mohogeny toyl, oollo, pllowt. .com· oac poncy. home on McCMmidl rocllino chelr, 8 cloy key tons. rugo. clothing. lilt " mlo flom HMC. •44.100. 446-0708 or 1271 mo. 3 bdr. homo In wind clock. metol to.,., Hull olzao. Loto of mloc. Firat Colt 304-171·71147 ott. Alkfioon t2110 mo. :J bdr. pott-.Cierk'slhrlldo--' houot put Methodist ...._ EW 1-'-~·14~0 ••r ,...,... Church In Chootor. ..,..... N : ,.. ...~- AO • -~-from hooplroi oablnet. blanlcoto, Hnono, l-=:--::-:-:--:--=3 .. droom, looy window, Ill f225 mo. 4 bdr. homo on 1lllt • po- ..C.. YARD SALE Aj'& 31 3 lr. 3 ful . . 2 - ol-rlc, utro lntulatlon llurlrhert Lone U711 mo. 5 Iron bed with broa knobl. ; · ••· __.._. 2400 ~ of....._ __. hou L~ through Sept. 4t It 1 -...: ~· "· ~-.. .-go, •·typo- bdr. homllfttownl 32Smo. bally W. Jim B11m chino TV I .,..,.. Coll31 -73H- turo. Price 113.tiiO. -..r, ~ 1 p.,h- rotorcompooltlon & =:,n':ciulto ,cioth:'.'':~~ 4pm. 1 4 X 8 0, 2 bod room· - - requlrld on oll...,.lo. 1 v•electric hut... gla--. Somethlnl for ,gu.•11,450. UIED: Wloomon Reel Eototl okltruck. footloclllr,loy ...ry-.AIIprlc-~tono. 1~" - - loon on 13 Trlotlr 1211180. 2 ~ 1 ~room, Agoncy. Coli 4411·3843. diollu. lard - · coot Iron Roln ..ncolo. • yr. old . - otylo ol oleclric. E...._ con... poto,lao ket11H, dotld com l-::--:-:--:-=-~=-=-=--hou•. f '::";" Vlndofl ~=OF 2 II room, & bt-fut. otlclt pons, Hrly 1100'o GARAGE SALE: Aug. 31 • 0 • ' - - - · IIIli· · Goa heet. oppllo""" r· baby bullgy. IIUIIIIIl • Sept 1 R---~lo Pott DR. nice ldtohon. ' - dallwry end oot·up. Geno'o n - . Adultoonfy, ilo polo. coffee grfnctero, 1812 HI· · · _... ery, utllty room. Flro~l- 1n Mobile H 2 eon 1114·446-1183. mHton King C~><:o·Col8 troy. ::::;~:;..0,\'!"r::#":U 1Mn11 roor~~. t4U mo.' PlY· mllee from RIYinowood name brond coot Iron lmplomlftl, U, 7110 down. f.o. Bridge. Junction Rt 2 ond Modern two bldroom atone mont -ro. church picturl ~nd .::~ocJ:: ltomo, pl-. -~-378· n . CoH 1·304- homewithtwocar-ln plotu, 10,000 oooorted ..:n IUito 42 :.,::~~drum, 2 8 0 3 • tor P · m · 27 3-1131. betam..t. Coli 892· 73511 boob. old muolc booko of ~~ old old Rl ,......._. _ _;..,:.._ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ·------~-- oft1rii:OO p.m . -ortoinlt'o of 20's • 30"o, ~m•• re once, ·3 · ,. 1171 14x70 moblfo homo. old tCICIIs. 1 - - o n of 992·2938. Molntoftonco free nilw Totool - · 2 bodroom. 2 l!i room hou81. Both. lull bolto, noiiL 1913 picture of Yord Ula: Aug. 31 ·Sept. t. ' - •·with 3 bdr''t. 2 bathe, bitlis. Cllf 1114·843·11240 booe,m ont, olooood·ln Pllifldolpllle N-olobt. . utllty-•lorgeldlcMol .......... · - - · foroed olr, gn btllteom.lotlofml-lfllno- Toyl, .. nnlng jore,, ..,..I on 1-100 lot ond otor111 CL- pion centrol olr. ouo tb.mo. Paul Donnoy'o, :::~~~: LO:~~~.::: 12111110. 2 Coii941·Z734. bldg. Coll44e-8472- 1870 •Mm ...,_ of St. Rt. 5114 • Peerl, Recine. 2:30PM. bldr_,, poled. _,. Bldwolf·Rodnoy Rood In , lrol air, front pon;h. Good Smoll 4 ....,.,. hou11. For· BldWIII. Oh. y d 00lo s- 1 nd and Nice 2 bdr. utllly room. condition. Cofl812·7871 . nlohod o• ~nfurnlthod. - - - - - - - - - or : .,. .. oto - · nice von!. -fur· tiZIJ.OOpermonth. 125.00 flltunlay September _1ot, 11 Roblrt Alldre'o I!' Honl· noftCI, hot woter 1111•. 1874 Mobiil homo. 12180. d1p011t. Adulto only. In 8·1, 483 Ook Drive. Some· oorwllle. Baby bod. Clott.o, prlcod,rlglll. Cd 44e-11H. 1 - oil ctric with wood- R - . Cel 848·211 I. thing for ovoryone. Col otodlum - 11• mlac. bu.-. 2 & 1114-311·911111. Cor ,..t, 104 Lloloy St.• r-oy. 3bdr.hou81EnnoHolghlo. ohlff. Formorolnlonnotlon z bedooom hou81. phone btbyclotheo .. Sept. I at, 3rd, • 4th. Sot., Now kltchon oeblnoto. Cllll14· 742-2728. 304-1711·1713. e11rp1t. W.l. ••pi- in . 7 FMftily Bile. 701 Mon.. • T~n. Chi!Mn, '1 11•rt. • iohlgor• 1873 . Holfypork Mobile z - houll. 1 milo out Cherry St. Vinton. AI!O women. • men't clothing. tor · Included. Colt 448· Homa-2bodroo-.For •-~HIIRd. "--"ondrof 31 •~ 1 9 to7 Con·-•· Mloc. llomo. 3221. more -..o. col 182-7811 304-875-4045. otareo. '*""c toblo. porch -------·ic- 11:00 w ldoyo. Any· owing, chlldNn1ciothlngoll Soturdey September 1st. In lloclne. big while hou..- next I yrw. old, 3 bldnn, 2 - . . on 2 hou- tor ..,lond blr for · Mlique rocking che!r. IIi Ebor'l Gulf. Somethillll flmlly wood 1 - - - - - - - - - - = .... or loeeo'with option to 11u1tor, glaoowore. houoe· ....,__s........ 1817 Elcona 10111110. 2 ~304-n3- 11111ior304- hold ltomo, loll of other for IVOrybody. 9 to 1. • ..,... --~ I Ret I l l * - - olr corrclllo._, -8720. itern1. _,t. City 1ft Recine. U-·pinnod. On - - - - - - - - - Porch Nil: 404 L.ooloy Bt.. Colll16'848·2141. lot. rUdy for occ-cy. Frldly Al!ll· 31. 9·13 mlllo Sept. 3rd end 4th, 8:00, 5:00. Jone Brown end Edna 13700. Coi118Z·747g. 42 Mabile Homel bllowEuroko.Strollero,moHome for . . by oW-. 1 for Rent torcyclo, riding 1-nmowor, Triplett. No clothing except coata. · hou• plente. box _.latnetrMolgo""-ln 1901 Sdwltt ltd. 3 br 1~ coffeetobM. mloc .• Arori. eala, kitchen th-'to. Atorl D...-. L.otgo muntry ldt· - · t - oliO • ....,... olr, chen, 3-4 hdroorne. 1~ ndcroweve, diahweaher. fumia...chircond.,ideaUor Fri.-Sat.-Tue. 8-8. ' 1/& mi. eat with oorlrlolgu. alilno, robia llotwere. Hocwer Dial' olredo • fruit-· th otOWI. refrlg. unda plnnln71. 1 or 2 - - No city toxoo. peat city llmito on Rt. 588. O·Motic with ell ottoch, =~ porch. 304·11 . Foot- Trailer Pork. CoH Brick houoo on right. mente. _.;8111 voluo for quick 1---'-~-----::- 441·1802. Porch Sale Fri. 31·Sot. 1. 1-:---:---:--:---.....; - · c.. 1114·11112·11142 1973 Co moron mobile 8-6. Nome brond baby & Soturdey only: 4 yord NIH. & ~---- WY Troller 10 - t otOuall Creek Rlggocreot Monor obo•o _.,.._ home lond. - · . -~~- ... Lot Bll. 11711 chlldrono clothoo, much E HI h S a Low prlco t7,700. 304- , _ _ , more. Bidwell· Rodney. ootom II · opt. 1• .,:00• 8732 mo. Col e14-3BB· · Kerr-Horrlaburg crosoroed1. 4:00. Toyt, lnnrumtnll. Middleport. Nice 3 bed· 8711·2121 or 178-2139. jeans, chlldrens c08ta. · room. gorogo, ... _ , , F .•..,.• ~ 2 bd ,;.-.-~ It Hogor'o. attic. Ow- -.:lng or Double wide. 24xllli, u...~ r., ~·~- Clllt K II IC A Mobile lomlly alo:ontiquf, trodl for_....,-·~cond. I 11 , 000 .00 . 04 · E • Home Poole; tliO Fridly & Soturdly, 8-6. 6bed d·Lgarogo mid~814·182·2117. 1711· 1412 or f7S-28H.· • - ""· 175 mo., Plantz Subdivision, Bulovillo • """ ,__ 3 · miiH ciOipoolt. Rllnt inolu- WI· Rd. Firat 1t1io year. Soya • uot on 1181 Twp Rd. 318. --~ ~- 3 L. 3 tor. - •· llll"'-· Coil L< Harbor! Metheny. Sept. .,..~":;;:-;;, 441·80112 or 1114·251· gi~o clot~nv. 10' 1· 4,5,end 8 . . 1_ a 1--------- _.,.1 *· -= Mtoched-. 11 1 1 2 3 111 C:':J.:\. 08 1----------:-:- lnrml~ioll 1 · ~ ~-~with~famlfy~~~~~~~~~= -ell. •ttr. sR' ,.!! = ._ted 1------.;...-- fu-. 1181'1(10- tl-. bodroo-.- ,_INd. =r':on •ttr. = :::X,·=:.. woollen•. ...,...... ....,.. · · ..... · fu-. =i fo't. 8711·8713- 4. Farma for Sale · 15 Years Experience GREG. ROUSH PH . 992·71183 or 992-2282 80 Aero Form, 3 BR houa, carpet. air conditioner • wood.......... totol oloctrlc, Iorge bom II tobtcco boeo. II·J·tfc 251-1328 . t II ac.. 4 bedroom lirlck, A CAR bltlil, fuR b l - . tree JIIIO •d ~ min. no. producing w.ll. IMutlful building oilaa. Gun.-Hio lid. 11 30,000. Will conalcler 2~ ' CALL 446-4522 \ :3 Announcemanta trede·ln of houM In or near Point Pfooarrt. 304-4H· 18711. =-.. . . : : ' ' -EEPI!fl end - . 11111· WE ~ YOUR SAlES -'· SEIVICE • 7 femliy yord olio: 108 u · A nd n•on ve., 1 ept:. 1•3·• 4 ;• StiNO. boby !toms. old 3 bdr. mobile homo lotol oloctric. CoM 441-42153. 3 Family Yord Solo Aug. 31 .sapt. 1 • 3 & 4 _Rt. 688 at Buolcherl Lane. Movi- In Solo 507 Fourth ... Ave .• Fri .• Sat., Mon. 9 •1 ICida clothoo. clotheo, houoohold goodo. 8:00-dork. Nice 3 bdr. mobile home. with rafrlgorotor • otowi, pt~id, with fumilhed. weter convenient IOC8tion on At. 7, 1114·2411-lle18. 2 Wroom. unfumiohod, ••-• for -llenceo. New carpet . Harriaanvlll•- - o y rood. No poto. HHt furnished . UOO I month. Dapoolt requlrllcl. con S14· 742·3033. Avon bottle1, -•her. books. Gorogo Sole. Folrlllld Con! tenory Rood, Fri·Sot. Iorge ""'"' cfothft. chlldNnt, fur~ nlture,lota ofoddaandenda. large Yerd~ Sale· Sept. 6 &: 8th. Nine tenths of • mile off 141 on N.!ghborhood Rd on Selomy Lone. lot. houee on rt . clothing end houHhold ·.. ···"Pf Pi~asa.rif ... · hema. 8t Vicinity 8 Family Yard Sale. Paner, ·--·· -········ ·· ····· ··-···· ·· Ohio. Follow olgn on Old Rt. 110. Fri., Sal,. Sun. Yard Sale beoide Holghto 114-441-0114. north from Pomeroy on 33. Col 881-1243. electric welder, armature 1------------lathe~ open end wrenchea. 4 family yard ule, Aug 29, 2 bldrOc>m mobile home 14YJO for rent t 1 711. per month. Coil 843-5231 or 843·11288. hoists. gae welder & bumer, hHvy duty large air graa• gun. Lge. size goOd cond. .......... ........... o...,...,.. .....,cea le·•·w...,, Cell lalaane for Get Wei, Annf· ~· ........ 'Co. 446-4313. Wo Hove A Full If- ' Shop Technlcl• on Duly Yord Sale Seturdoy, 8:00· 3:00. St. Rt. t41 ot the .Jumbo. School clothea, mlac. Hemo . Rein concolo. 2 bedroom troiilt' for rent, auto . washer. -goo. ~yard. 10 mllao Gaai... CNflk Rd. •HEADQUARTERS FOR · •ZEIIITH •SYLVA"IA •SPUD QUEEN LAUNDRY' •8115011 IEfiiQEIATOI ' 1184. L.~ . M0 bl.. home. 2 u.vroom fumlohed. c .. 441· 1 232. delivery, Davlo Vacuum C't1ner. hatf mila up Ill· ' 2 bldroom troHer on Crob Creek Rood. 11211.00 par month. 304·1176· 1208. . RID TV 44 Church, Fri. Aug 31; Sat. Heavy duty mochonlc toola, Sopt 1. 10:00 till 7. box lftd wranchao, cheln 30, 31 . 2t10ModloonAvo1 Point Pleannt, E11ie Lane. Three family yard ..... Sat. blouaao 40-44, drooooo Sept 1, beoldl Beolo Schoof, ; 8~· 20~ . oleck1 36·38. Gallipoils Forry. Men1 ahlrta m·Lge, good droll tlocko 34-36. Coots. Yard Sale. 4 family. 103 swaater1 & suits. Thun . English Rd, jeans, Hartl· 8-30 thru 9·B. 9·7. quina. mite. Frl ond Sat. 44 44 Apartment for Rent Apllt'tment for Rent Apartment . for Rent Furnished apt .. 2 rooms • blith. clean , no pets, aduha only Deposit & reference PH. 742:2328 required . Coli 814-448 1619. 3-S·Ifc LISA I. KOCH. I.S. 3 rme & bath. etove...efrigertor. all utiHtlee included edutts only. na pets. can Llcttlttd Clinical A~diololiat 448 -2583. (114) 441-7619 or (114) H2-1101 417 Stcotld Avtlut, loa 1213 Glllipolts, Ohio 45131 740 Second AYe .. 3 bdr. f190 mo. 513 3rd. Ava .. II 45 mo . Oop . required. Call 448 -4222 btforo 6, 446· 2174 ahorll. Co. .. 36 Lott • Acre•ge '50: 3iM. &s"V" . ----"--- . The Daily Sentinel Page 11 32 Mobile Homee Bonded & Insured . . -----~-- -= oorr-... • Farm Equlpm•nt. Parts --11ntt--.- IMUI'IIIct Woit CUI!Q.II Poll lld&s. loofl~ ork Aluminum & Vinyl Sidinas eLAND CLEARED aSEPTIC Sm11S . -GRAVEL HAUtED 8/2011 mo. In PIANO TUNING. Ph. 614-143-5191' .TROMM ·EXCAVATING ,' 304-675-2441 Cheryl Lalllay, lti&S County Alsoclltt SCOTT'S WELDING & 51. 111. 160 Nerth Oalllpolta, LAIIGE ANIIAL AIID SUIIGEIY IY API'OIIITIEIT I. L. "Bid'' lcGHEE lroter-Auction s.mu tUNING '&REPAIR P&S BUILDINGS U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL SabldtJ 10 LnL' ll:lO 1.111, On This Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They Last mO. ~ PIANO "We lent F01 '"'" Wlllnadly 3 p.m.-5 p.111. Tlursdly 3 p.m.·5 p.m. friclay I p.m.-2 -p,m. SAVE UP TO E Ph. CLII' THIS·NOT/Cf 101 FUI.THIR ,RffflfNCf 1·1J-ttl TlMidty 6:30 p.lll.·l p.111. SALE can repair and re· 8/13/l mo. llOS JACKSON AYE. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS FREEZER RADIATOR SERVICE DITCH WITCH PT. PLEASANT OFFICE MGM FARM CITY 8/10/1 Alllllorlud Jo•n IN II DDLEPORT 00.10 992-6 128 30 Yrs . .Experience a. . . FREE ••ob • JMn Gilmore ' 50 Riwrview Dr. '· Middleport, Oh. FABRICATION • Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned . Painting Storm Doors Windows P""lllty M _ IDD . LIPORT PLASTIC ARTS "FreeEdm:.te." AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR OR Public Notice Aug . 30. Se pt. 6 Pomeror, Oil. 457" FIREPLACE INSERT STOVE • wri1l! vaur owniid end order by m•ll wl111 1111i . coupon. c""'el vaur IKI bl' phone _ , you uet , resuns. MOntvnotretundable. 111 CIIUI1 St. FAMOUS MAKEI VERY RUTLAND FURNITURf . Tile NEW SHIPMENT! FREE STANDING ·Curb Inflation .. . Pay Cash for ·Claulfleds and I ' SAVE OYER 50Gfo BACKHOE DUIP TRUCK . CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LlllSlONE Call For Free Estlmetl S Vinyl & Aluminum Roger Hysell .GARAGE c,..otl>lly lo Our ' Complete OUU1r Work Complete Remodeling Roollnt~ of el Typ.. , Worked In home erae 20yeera MILLER EL.ECTRIC SERVICE •PLAQUES ••WARD$ " .. S ERIOR. SIDING CO. Business Services CAR HITCH FOR MOBILE ·HOME 742-2211 o- Pa-t ~ 10111-ly ,._.. PlY-' ILACISTOI 11£W CAR I l~ftiNG TRUi! . . X, ., t Alii,., llkt Nttt TRAil DIAMOND 60 23 CHANNEL CB ELECTRONIC GAMES 2 WAY HOME INTERCOM BRASS & GLASS • LAMP SHADES PICTURE CLOCK ELECTRIC GRILL Chrlotlan · guiUr play1r to join Golfll( Group. 304-Wolkor Coon Hound,_,., l-::n_3_·_HI-:--2.....,:---:---:-:-black lnd ron. Colt 112· 2n0. o,_, A - fllttiOMI Can• ter. H-ollie lftotructor, L08J: Oorfl platnlc rim blfo. llllnlmum quollflosllono, 72 ooloyegla--Porll, hr. nlt'l:,aredft.Pror. 1111 lwoilt. oldi.R-erti.CIII fll .......l d.C_O_ 44··· 2273 or 441·7140. l!akle, 304· 7112· 21121. · E.0 . E... loot ond found on Bud Chenin Rd. Mole laezlo. hllyolftlrnoodadln""'"' on llolno Quko. 3 4- Point lchoot dlatrict for 1111-3331 or 171·11121. lrrlont ond ac- ~-child. · Col eftor I p.m . JQ4·1711· LOIT, 1ft II mle .,.., b1ac11 r.7::8-:80-:-.=-:-:-~-::-:-:--:witlt with IMio .,__ I Long" ~n with -r;;;:,looy. Collie Tllovlolon llold ongi· -.led M·F. E_. faoo, Noido medloetlon for dlolonloorlllro-.lllg -oed In pofe- ongi· pet, AlWARD. _,loan lueh. nil lril ond 1111 lila n 304-178·4101. ohatooiiiC preflrfOII, Must !lii==;i;;;ii;i;;i;== Ill - • to ....,.._ - • PII- ond aelory ,...... B•le - t o GeryThorpo~Auction , . _ Inc. 1410 Jefloroon llflld.. Pelm Platt-. W. Ve. Wild- 'I'IMn. Aug H Foryourn~~~t-oeiEmmt 30. 5: 30· 8:30 PM. ..... I!.O.Emptoy~r. ....,, euctlon_ , lc11n81d end bonded Waet Ylrtllnil WOW! II Atlorl heo.,. · ond Ohio, 4281177. 1un1ty for youl Polftl Plae· aent Itt. 2 ond N- H AUCnON, MI.AitoAuctlon · 304-871-1421. H-. Bot Night, N- ~~~----===~ ouctlo- IALI!I OI'POIITUNfTY. · JIIOI!UnderPhHIIgo No. H3- M - Goo- Inc.. """ B4. . lrl-forA--o..-Breld· ... a.m-. lo.. _,...., In naed of • _ , _ for port 8 W• n1ed T0 Buy buoiMOO. Ellllllloll your owniM·--1!1'-11 w1 ....,...., for late model your _ , Ina•- ttwa""' claen ueed oera. of ... JlrroMinkChlv.·Oidolnc. Ill Geno J-.on .....;..,. ............ Agrlcul441·3872 IJIIllrfll-. edYnllorl or rol111- - - n c l to buy u81d 0011 11 poelwood. • - ....... _ wOod haatert. lweln Furnl· daelrotlolo. l'rionory locotlon lure, 4411·3.1111. · 3rd. • w111• Malon County. w.t Olive St.. Gllllpoflo, Oh, Ylr81nlo with tome - · ........... Vlrglnlo Junk eny Ohio oountleo h olodod. For Coli 1114-318· moM lnbnw8303. Me nco Gonotlct Inc. , 10101 llold ..... Nolket· Standing Tlmblr• Col 388- lllflll. vo 22123, 81011 or 318-1117- I. Gover nmo nt J o be. t18,NB-tli0.11Blyeor. For Cash paid lor Ieney Iron or h•romwtlor• ..ti1·1011·1S7· li8llly Iron bade. U80- 1000 - · R-7777. up for certain Moip Co. ,:~==j~;;~;:== atone joro. Old time cupboord. o•ll 1-3D4·BI2· 2711 Wan1ed m-:·7oif ____ l -':::::::=:::::====~::lllaellro. t •TROPHIES' RUTLAND FURNITDE ELECTRIC TRAIN SET 4 FT. STUFFED GORILLA ELECTRIC GOLF BALL RETURN KODAK XL-55 MOVIE CAMERA KODAK M85 PROJECTOR YOU arw honllt.dlplndllllo end would IIIia a I n - of just olob. Coli for irrtorvlow 1OAM· • Fri.• 441- ' ~~;1~~;;;,!!!10 ~~ row buy or sell. Repre· AT Make something beautiful for your home. Easy sew 40" x 48" waif hanging that turns ~nto a quilt 82 " x ..... ..... ~ J.lt-th --da-...1111 .................... Meigs Co. and Gallia Co. narth of Rt. 35. Coli Avon District Manager at: , 691-7111 (collect) Ylllo, IIY 10113. Print ..... lip, Palllm llu111ber. ~ ... Services N -. Chevy Truclr .... PINDII ,............ 176.95 DOOIS ..•~ .-....... •149.95 HOODS ..... ....... 1174.95 IIUM.iBS .....,.... 169.95 0111.1. ................. 142.50 I. SWI'OIT .....,.,184.95 TAIL OAJI ......... IIS.OO I'OIID Ml18 .... 169.95 IUMI'II ............ 169.9$ · Aha Same Cor ,_denAvollot.le ' AVON To - ... - 83-Ex~vating HELP WANTED . Jf7 -~-- -- . PH. ~1:1 VII I:S _ 22 Money to L08n 23 ,....,.,ey, The Daily Sentinel '· sentatives netded in llor 163, Old Chllsa Sla., Ntw · ·t,'Aew13Mt~ ...... 992-6215 .. 992-7314 Ohio Classified pages cover the following telephone exchanges .. ~ f •r,;t Sui•fllll' \ ........__ -· Wanted Coollor Sponlol t.-lo ATTENTION H............... ::.~kto ...,. -oy.Lovolllo, • lona-helrwd.outdoor dott- CollftZ-3283. Pert V. C. YOUNIHIT 71-Autoo lor Sale 72·Trucko fQio Sale 73-Vant I< 4 WD · 74-Motorcycleo 71-Boato & Motor• 78-Auto Par.. & Acceaaorieo 77-Auto Repair 18-Cemping Equipment /\ liVI~'IIIt:k ·---·. ... fr ,Ill SPill Llli •tll Ml!idi.IIHII· I' H;:nt;;ls 136 H•lp CARPENTER ·SERVICE -·- 21-Buslnau Opponunity 22-Money tq Loan 23-Proleulonal SeNicea lllca 111aab Cllfls RtHIIIIIil 11 YOUN ....,"'.\'~ Wall . 3 AnnC)uncemantt · .' _................. lllclrical fmpiiiYIIII'IIi 11· Help Wanted 1 2-Situated Wanted 1.3-lnturance 1 4- Bualneu Training 15-Schools 18· Ra-'lo, TV & CB Repair 17- M: •llaneout 18·W- ..•d To Do _ _______ :~:::'::.~- l'ill.tllCiiil SPrv11:1:' - .-._,;.._ ,. - AIIIIoftl M ..m dJI' •• Alllllll!llf.l!llli!II IS 1-C•rd oiTh•nkt!pald In advance) 2·1n Memory IPaid in advance) 3·Announcamanta 4·Qiv..way 5-HappyAdt 8·L01tand Found 7·Y•rd Sale !paid in advance) 8-Publc Sale & Auction 9-Wantod to Buy ------ ---... ·------ Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ,....... ~ Thwaday. Augu.t 30, 181M' ' . .. -~- ---------- • . .. Sentinel • ·- 'I •• •• • • • • ,t \ '· • .1 �-~- . -·~---- M~;(uo~E;~(n;;----1i~~Th~u~~~~~v.~A~u~~~Ud~ao~.~,~s:84~==~~ ~~~~~-~n.~-~o~•1tv~Se~~~-nThey'll Do It Every Time lnatrumen~• 12 44 Rent Furiohed . . , _. apt ., 4 a ......_ only. •Call441-12711ftar 4PM . -II• u~ - 30, 1984 Ohio Ohio ( Y&.Cll·· /IOSSO liMY$ A ~G4'1' SO AS 1'((11' 70 Home '""' ·· TOO I.OOK R/CII •... ~~~vernenta THURSDAY • 1 - - ---- · tu,.._ ...... I 8i3otk_ 4 • bad!, 1 or 2 edullo. no - · Call 448-0444 """" lpm. - 13 .. .. Television Viewing KIT 'N' CAlLYLI"'r L1!rrJ WIIPI 54 Misc. Merchendiae AtC'bl .. nt ' 1:00 • (I) ()) • r I I MNJNQ (J • 0 .\ • IN WINTER? \ Cll ()) (II • • WHERE DO AL~ THE FLEAS GO News •• • (I) MOVIE: 'Cuna of the ""* l'llilhar'. (])NeWT-Hunt (]) ,......, Oolfllth . CAPTAIN EASY CD~....., • THeY ,-ARTWP TAKING ilf AWAV ()) ~ Ne:crJVa• ® 11 a i 11 llelubc>ll'l FOfll QI)II.TJOWINGo O"llr 8Y 0111!',.." . . . T.- . (I) Rlfi&:U&I (I) Mazda IF : 111ri ~=~-~~ ()) <11 CIS News -=llalc I ) I I lll()) ·•::.=-.:Son Cll El-taiiMIII ..... ,.soR~ LOSE:.;,R~_.....,...., ~ . "I'LL~ '(lU,. FWIST~~-~L:::-1 flU ltl¥;1M 11,16 '1011116 IF~~Il'~ ' HAD Nti (:itll.tlloa~?."~ l!OO \foUl~ YHtlfday't ' ~IOiiiiiCiiiOA) I- · NIPPY BASIN INTONE ADI!IFT ,..._.:. lf.-,o.u want to ata_ rt loalng weiQtlt, ~.c•n ge11n1Uat4td from thlt-.ft "DtE'TITIAN , . "-' . . ........_.. MacNIII/LAinr N• aha P 17:30 • (J) Tla T• Doutlh (]) ~·· lpuudwulll ())...,L •cue'!__~ , a 1 -a1 iiJiliiiii 'QIIOfT ~Nh'! Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ()) Farnly Feud ()) • CD Lave Ccwwwdwa ())Dr. Wllo ~ ,1 ' (II Wheel of....._ One 0.,. a Tlma • Top player mole.,._..... take of Samantha'• 8:00 .(J)CD.._a .... A trieo to ANNIE advllltl>gt ' confuaed atate llfler the town io hit by on ...,_ Gr•vely Tr1c1or et•ctrlc ltart. , B opd.. with ottachmentl. Coll448·4149. ;APARTMENTS, mobile •'and Galllpollo. 814-441· :a221 . Whirlpool 17Y.t cu.ft . cheat freezer, axe. cond., $276. "Nice 1 and 2 -oom : unfurnlah'ad ap•rtmenta. 66 Pets for Sale Cell '448-1610 . •304-8711-2218 before 8 ' ~ p.m. ~ 2 bedroom apt with cam- ~plete kitchen. cond, •uoo.oo month, pluo utlll:t~ 304-773-6143. IKC ... • bedroom apt Maeon. Ford 101 mo-. ~ gciod cond .. 111110.: Dan- Poot Hole Digger, 1350. Call 311-9998. 8·10 ne~ta g1tvanized atMI "'""in murder ....... Magnum can nop the plana o! " terrorist group. IAII60 min.I AKC Reg. Doberman puppiea, reda & blacka, •'-ott: & wO<med, 150. Cell 4467795. Sofa UO.. couch and """lr •2110 .. choir 115., othaer hounholdo. 304· 875-7438. · Youth Captolno bed. a•c cond, •110.00. 304-675· 112211 . OE ••frlgerator. Horveot Qold, like new •1 00. 00. C:ontact Volarle Sawyero, Hartford Trailer Pall<, Lot 211. Coli with children. Coli 614-258. 6200. UBII to 1745. Deok 1110 up to 12211. Hutcheo, 1560. 992-8848. mettr•Ha, t275. and up to Ulll. Baby bod•, . 1110. MattreaHI or box apringa, full or twin. 16B., firm, 188. and t78. Queen 1111, 1196. 4 dr. cheata, t42. 6 dr. cheno. •114. Bed lromos, UO.ond 121 .. 1 0 gun· Gun coblneto, •3110. Gu or electric rongeo 13711. Baby mottreU... 121 & 131;1>ed fremn 120. 1211. a 130, •so. king frame Good aelecti.o n of bedroom ault11, 1. -.I. Vabtenble: Nellber Dea11r: North w.. pINT • P. . ...... P. . • ~ "'-·' MOVIE: AKC Doberman beautiful red male, 9 moe. completely hou•e·broken. all ahots, t126. Call 448-2310. ~--::::--::-;---:--;:-: Sportater, S1 500.00. Call Male Min . Schnauzer for nle. Earo are cropped, been wormed. and hid lhotl. 210 NCR Cllh regiat&f, Partly houae-broken. Call store fixture• &: counters. 985-4322 . Coli 814-992· 3287. AKC German Sheperd pup39X36 double hung window plea. aolid black litter,chamwlth storm window , pionahip blood line. Own t25.00: 10 Amp. entrance both parento. 304· 671 penel, t6.00; Aluminum 2944: window awning• 32 inch••!-:-:::-~:-:---:;-:::::::; wide, 810.00 uch: 38 Inch AKC regloterad llandlrd aluminum atorm door, poodle. 10 monthl. white 812.00: Storm window 28 male. *200 or bert offer. inch X 66 inch, 17.110: Plpo 304-773-5892. wnftouts A6u at a night:· club otter ba IC1d his friends go thtn to calaiAale hia 1------:--:------:: 18th:=·a:::;, ., till model TM5,11ft. cut.3polnt hitch, ••cellant condition. 304·4118·1727. Cll Top _ ~" ®'*-• a ...... llldi Tucltey.' Julia prelentl • main oflllllfed tur· 1 Yz yord Tro~n . 4 WD, loacter. good cond. 11,100 . 00. 304·8·711· 2377. key with mullwoom ing IC1d guen chef Jim ,......__- K - y - - · ~...,..-... (Cioaed ham mouaae.'"' Coplioned) . hog grua mower. 63 9:00 • (I) CD a - Sam m.. to restore IIC1ily a Cheers llftar an anlique ·ooe1es thai prew11» fclrtuMI ia brought into the bar. 1111 . (]) 700 Club • ()) (II Simon • Simon A •-·lleol denture found in • bumed out c:8r ia the key to • cue worth $120,000 to ,A.J.ond Rick. (II) (60 min.) 24 ft. gooN naclc otocll trailer. A-1 shape, new steel, new paint, , _ floor. Call 211·8309. 3 robblto, 11 _...... •so. Pony 1110. Coli 441-2244. 6 yr. oldjeroeymHkcow. be freoh In oprlng. 614-379-2609. 11 ft. ' 8tarcrlft. II HP Mercury motor ond troller, eac. cond. 11800. 304111-3378. Sorrel more,1· very gentle. 1973 1972 Unooln MercuryContlnantll,l:ji~=i~;j~~== Montego . G - for begonner or young Only lnt-ted portleo oell, 78 Auto peroon . Coli 814-7422023. prlcoll on . lnapection. 304- - - -&-Acceuorlea 1711-8130. ----:---4 , YHr old quarter horn 191S XR7 Cougar, 1181 Cho l~h ddoor. more. 83 inchoo, dlrli bay. 2 • 3 1 411 · NV'f •n an fend-. AMX. 304-88 2 ford trucll f500.00. Cal 843·1311. 1981 c""""e. auto, Pl. Call lftar 3PM. 114-1111· Mallard ducko. 304-1171· AM·FM ,.dlo. new battery, UIO. 2218 lfter I. lllrtar, axe oo~d. mull lall. 614-448-10111. Qood-1 Excavating. be"·.' • weaka headboard• I 3B & up to 8611. old, thou and wormed $1 00. 304-175· 3114. 78 Camping Equipment HilTy IC1d a rock .... begin to dete, tNngs go crazy n the rocker's ! begin to poc:llthe courtrOOm just so they can .... their - -.... d-eyo. · oept1c tanko; landooeplng,, Call anytime 114-4414137. Jamn L. Dovlaon, Jr. : ow... ·.. Dozer - Ted Hanna.' • idol. (II) . (I) MOVIE: 'I, lha Jury' ()) SnNic Plcwlelft Neal ~ and Jeffrey Lyono : tDit~or~--~;· - lanll~ oleorlne.~~~ro~..t~•~ C•J•IroUn. ·"' WOfk, ~ ,ground clear• hr 0 lng, • hour. c• 448· 138. '*'1· •n . 84 AKC reg. Brittany pupe 8 . (I) Glut t.ittle . . . .,. ® My-tt 'We, the Ac· cuoad .' Poul it taken to' PR' aon to await trial and the prow:uting lltorney looks etPaul'ocaoeeoawey of enhencing his repulltion. " (60 min.l [Ciooad c.ptioooed) 9:30 • (I) CD Nlcht Court Uvee1ock Ad. Opon tom to &pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 8am to lpm, Set. 614' 446-0322 110.00. Coli 992·5324. HOW IN THUNDER DID THAT LITTLE SHRIMP PICI< VOU UP? OH··THAT WAS"'"",... A HUNNERT AN' TWENTY POUNDS. AGO -·" ceo politicS. till min.) ()) . , _ latty 8p I c1• (ff) Nawcwctch · e hardwoods; Seaaonad or green .· YoU pick up or we Umeatone, Sand, Gr8val. Oollvered in Muon. Meigo, Plaetlc ciaterns · atate ap~ plaatlc culv.rt, metal culv.to. RON EVANS ENTER· PAISE&, Jackaon, Oh 614- • 211-5930. ' Shruba pruned, ra.._,. furniture, odd and aaedaci, retaininglawn wallt, endo. Phon• 304· 1112- sidewalks, patloa. b1rk 31177. mulch • oawdult. Comact Bruce Davioion. Coli 114Dpuble ' IOIId maple bed 2SI-14;1!7. 1100.00. Alroond, oxcoond 1121.00. Coflw table lind For Mia fill dirt, ond top 1011. ... of anc1 tabln ue.oo. Coli Colll14·268-1427. -304-175--1341. •1!5 PU delivered. Call 1 .1 4· ~ by THOMAS JOSIP'H · Aai088 .. Cruel 1 MaDiandle d Totm 5 PGpulace in Mass. . t Canyon a SboeIIIOtlth DOWN 11 Arclie's 1 Bladt. TV male stone's IZ Allian forte . %OYerhead deBert 2 Revolu- 13 Spuiled 11 Manit ....... 11 lionary 4 01ou Ens Recol- ;;p:s diary sc .AtTheMolliea 11 :00 • (I) ()) • (I) Whltee metal detectors, find coina and Jewelry. Compare my price. 304-175-2908. I Summer clearance. Cement picnic toblu. bird , bath, MOVIE: Cll . (]) (II • ~ 0., 'Dog Aftei11001e' (I) Anathar Lit. . ..... ~ :~=~':lw ([) Diod'l Alrny ® Tarlor Chain II fountains and R\Ofroe. 304- 11:111~~f"S::1aL 8711· 11182. .. 11 :30. (I) (!) Tonicllt BMw Cotnmg Alll&lloila 6 HP, 10 gellon vilrticol olr compre11or. •5110.00. 30~1711-1111. I Till ITATI! . ' UI'MOLITERY IHO' ' : 1111 ho. Ave .. Clalnll(llltl .' 114-"1·7133or114-441i< '~ 111J. ~~ ..; ---------~ '• .... , Clnlucho . WKIIP' In Clricllwilltl ()) u.s. Open lllylllcltldl Tonight'~ pro-pi grJiin looltl at the.dey • ey et the U.S. Open Tennis Chan1plonllipl from the USTA National 'tannlo ceti_., FkJahk! _ Mlldo'j!VI. NY. ()) '--!loflt AmeriCa 28 Black eye 11 At this a Greek place island Sl American 14 Irish . county . 11 Before lection II Decoy 11 EJ:purgate I Old saying It Lush • Bani's 7 Knightly 13 Hurts adverb Iitle Z4 Refrain Z1 Murderous 8 Rciugh, Z5 -year zz Coaltough guy • GO wrong painter 3Z Stone marker 17 Secular 38 Sale· mander a Deep-felt ZS"Waiting for-" 1'1 Palance film IIMeDcan Indian II Jordlnleit IDOIIIIIILin ·Depen- dents D "-Tu?ll Jt-Van Winkle 38Beagan seldom wean one =~·) DAJLYCR\'P'I'OQOO'I'E!-Here'l bow lo wort It: 0 AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW ' tD'~onvirown·•...;....... Gallla or P,ick up at Rtcherdt & Son. Coli 448-77811. p(oved. plettic aeptlc tanh, .,." •Gioamy lnct;e•ndcnt Nevn 10:16 (I) .,I 10:30 (J) My Utile Maul<* <IJ' MOVIE: ~~l.don- Knouff Firewood Split· 96% Couch. 3 cholro. i<>od cond, U71.00 for oil. Coli 304· 171·14211fterl PM. take a loolt et 'Oxford Blues.' 10:00 • IE CD 1t11 s - The Bluet try to _ , thingo out in the wake of ·· deperture IC1d GoldUne orgeniles a ·poue' to her"" • man who has thn!etenod Devenport. till 180 min.) ([) • iD1 20/20 • <Il ()I Mlcluly Sp' •'• Mile llw•.,..... Hammer' I reunion with the giil ho hed loot two ego il marred . by her ... volvament in mernetionll v-s ', • • Electrical & Refrigeration = . . · ;-. 79 Motort Homes • Campers 64 Misc. Marchandiae , 1:30 • (J) CD Farnly T1a Elyla Uaad Furnltu~ --dryers, and rv·a. 3 milea out Bul.-viUe rockera. metal cabinets, vise on aolid oak worktable, 'No Wey ID T...ta Lad( J .A.II :cOneirloallon Co. ltV-. !land. Dh.814·742 -211!3:: Be-nto, Footero, Con~ crete work. Bockhoe·· ·· Doaor • Ditcher. Dump' truckl: • wner-g••·•ewllr: olectrlcal llneo. deliver. HEAP vender. 814· ' 266-8245. 30 1n ••..., range. ue.oo. 304·1711·2383. . hoo blower. 1366. 814-867-337B. Wood table with aix chain Oao logo. , Phone between 4-7 PM. 304·875-8289. N- portabll Kenmore dlo· hwaoher. u.. d . upright H - . _ r. 304-876· 1211 . King woodburing stove, axe. Shetland Pony mare to good con . Only used 2 rJIOnthJ;, home, very g8ntle, · good · 7a Trono. Am .. T-top. Parfeet condition.t3600.00. 7a Hatley Electra Glide Drooaor . 13 , 000 mila 1, $2 9 00. 0 0 . Herloy Bunk bed complete with ltiB. .... , .IQJI07641 em..._...,..,.... Polltfiurot 11 ft. gooeenaclc Buah •••*- Twin bed . Excellent condl· lion. Coli otter 8, 304-875· .A ()) LP. , _ w/VItlt:ltr Pallthu;n 18 ft. gooaenacll groin treller with hoi II. Good con<ltion. Coli 912-3311. LAYNE'S FURNITURE LAND FOR RENT: Chelter Sofa. chair. rocker. otto· Townohlp 110 plus ac- for men. 3 tablea, 1extra heavy), paotur8. Mootly n - fence. *886. SOfe, chair and love30 pluo oc- hoyfleld. A•••· •276. Sofaa and chairs onoble. Coli for detollo, priced from 1286. to 1895. 1192-4471 dlyo and 182· Tablet.' t&O ond up to 1126. 41124 nlghto. Hlde-a·bedo.l390. and up to •110 .. oofe bods 8145. Recliners, 12B6. to 1376 .. Lompo from 121 . to 1126. pc, dlnotttl from 11 09 .. to 435 . 7 pc. 8189 end up . 13.2 uprl9ht frHzer like new UIO. 304·1711·1138. •• 100'1'11 may gina' ploy ....,.._ ., ,1100. Coli 448-0381. COUNTRY MOilLE Home Poll< Route 33. North of Pom~roy. urr loto. Cell 114-992·747 . or 875-1410. •unu .10741 ()) (llllhgnum ..... Hilt- Nut IC1d Jeffrey Lyone take 1 look et 'Oxford 2 N- Holland I ton ellaga w-n• 13,1100.00 uch. 1 Model 707 Chopper 11 ,800.00. 1 Super 23 Blower 1600.00. All In good cond. 304-6711·112113. ~71·1483 •1111 •• r.;~E:'"-118' • 9 N Ford troctor, plow and dioc. 304-8711-2848. Picken• uMd furniture. 304- .ltlll 'NFL . _.. •Jtn .Jiotll . New tobacco sticks for ule. 20 cento uch. Call 8142$5--8011 . 46 Space for Rent ltOO BTU air conditioner. M- Information can be -lned by calling 992· 8127 or con be - n ot733 leech St. Middleport. menta condll!c!n. Call992·3311. Sleeping room 11211. utili· tleo paid. lhare bath. mole only. Range • refrlg. 919 2nd. Aw.. Oalllpollo. Call 448-4411 lfter I PM . For ..le: New 116 voh1 WEST •a• o.- Mo- ._... NFL'o grain trliler with holst. Good ' For rent Sleeping Aoomo ·'and light llouoe kHplng roome. P1rk Central Hotel. Colr 814-441-0718. 61 Household Goods (I) MOYIE: 'Daniel' equip . new rear tlrea. ,.il6 Furniahed Roome J •Au .AQU &Aft (J)a.Cil NFL'o Ooaaoat Mo- John D"re LA troctor with adullo only, no pelo. 304· 171-1412 or 875-2111. r .Q74 llorgo :town •171. month, pluo !utllltleo. 304-175-4124 If· ~- 5 p.m. I ~2 handcuffs East y...•• f~ prl. 111101'1 throu!i> the s..- BoWl. chicken coupo. Call 114· 3711-2424. •2 br apt unfumlohed, down- NORTH .AQ& qual<e. till (I) lnolda U. NFL TlQ _ , . ....... hoatedby Lon Dewaon IC1d Nick ttuouicouli f - higlll9ola from last Farm Equipment ~ home1, houn1. Pt. Pleennt " of.,_ , ~~~~ QIAACG ~AIL gaoiodto, .._ _ fonn ........ - _ · MIUQ· CD Wheal • ())Wheal o f . (]) ,.lglilly lu I ••• (JI) • ~,.Hn~ ' rr... __ . I I I I I )(I]" M a I•.~....... 7:00 "" • (J) (J) IW8 Coma the - Tonltlltt _.,_.,. . 1:30 • (I) CD Nile News . letter atanda for another. ~ this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the hnl O's, etc. Single letten, apc:wtloplw, the length and fonitatioo of the words ere aU hints. Each dey the Code !etten are different. One CRYPI'OQUOTE ' AT WX E MJNXOQ, E CEO VZTRX YNR MEKZAR TM Ay X C . AT E. RYTKZQ XLXR AT AYX TAYXJR EOQ TBXO Y N R TG0 . - G N Z M X J Q' BXAXJRTO ·Ysllmley'l CJ;Jilipte: TWO TIUNGS ARE ESSEN· TIAL IN UFE - TO GIVE GOOD DINNERS AND TO . KEEP ON FAIR TERMS WITH WOMEN. TAUEYRAND ' �PIIII.._14-The Daily Sentinel Thlndly. AugUit 30. 1984 ·, Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio • ·ELBERFELDS. AUGUST 31 s and SEPT. 1st - ® SLIPPER BOOTS WARM PILE LINING IN LADIES' QUILTED NYLON OR COTTON BOOTS LADIES' RCA SPORTSWEAR All N•w Fe~ Ftfll VESTS, BLOUSES, JACKETS and SKIRTS ladies Sizes 5/ 6 thru 9V>/10V> Assorted Colors and Prints 888 YOUR C•:::;; $ REG. REG. REG. REG. RCA . RCA Beautiful FaH Colors RCA S29.00 .. :........ SAlE S23.19 RCA SJ3,00 ........... SALE S26.39 S45.00 ........... SALE 535.99 S62.00 ........... SALE 549.59 LAYAWAY NOW FALL COAT SALE Special Sale Prices on our new .Fall Coats in Junior, Misses and Extra ·Sizes. SALE PRICED S36TOS}35' 19" -~ XL-100 19" COlor Portable ........... Only '349.00 XL-100 19" COlor TV 'W/Remote .... Only '459.00 XL-100 25" Color Console ............ Only '499.00 25" Color Console w/Remote ....... Only '639.00 12 FREE PRICE . s. YEAR EXTENDED PICTURE TUIE WARRANTY Willi PURCHASE OF ANY RCA COLOR TV SALE! BOYS' MEN'S and BOYS' DRESS SLACKS SWEATSHIRT SALE· Belted pants in twill with reversible belt or brushed style for t~e look of flan· nel. Slims, Regulars and Stu· dent.Sizes in an array of fall colors. · Select from Fur Looks, Quilted Jackets, Car Coats or Dress Coats. REG. 143.00 to 1159.00 XL-100 TELEVISIONS Quality lolton Traulor and Summit Sportswear ALL SIMPLICITY PATTERNS RCA LADIES' SUMMER " COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR . . Men's and boys' crew neck , sweatshirts with rqlan sleeves. 50% poly/50% cotton. Purple, maroon, royal, greenr navy and aray. ' 115.95 .....Sale Ret '12.76 1 1 Reg. 16.9L ..Sale 13.56 ....__,_ Reg. .117.95... .. Sale 114.36 ·Reg. 121.95 .....Sale '17.56 C/lllffl~l/ riBIII SAVE 60'!. ON OUR IEMlfi4INGSTOC:IOf lADIIS' S-111 sromwua. sum. um, JAOm, Reg. 16.99 Boys' Sweatshirt ..... Sale 15.59 · Reg. '7.95 Boys' Sweatshirt ..... Sale 16.39 Rea. 19.95 Men's . Sweatshirt .....Sa.le 17.99 · YEsn ,,., SKJm 60%0FF .BACI<-10-SCHOOL . DESK SALE REG: S86.65 CHILDREN'S DEPT. . • We've just received a new shipment of Roll Top Desks, Knee Hole Desks and Student Desks. Finishes include oak, pine, pecan, maple and cherry. SLEEPING BAGS, DIAPER · BAGS, BABY BLANKETS AND ASSORTED MERCHANDISE. Reg. '149 ........... Sale 1119 Reg. '179 .......... :Sale '143 Reg. '239 ........... Sale ''191 Reg. 1359 .: ........ . sale 1295 Reg. '449 ........... Sale '359 FREE DELIVERY • REG. '3.00 TO 126.00 y2 PRICE JOGGI'NG WEARpants CHAIR ~r Acrylic jogging tops by Penetope Plum. · · Misses sizes S, M, l. REG. 126.00 The ultimate in comfort. Perma-wic.er selt and back offers beauty and durability. Assorted colors. · . YOUR CHOICE $.48 88 $1999 Great for Porches, Patios, Pools or Dtcks w•u,Ltlf"'g · ' ,,, llllndl ,, ' ·nsw·,,,,,,,,,, "'"' ,, ~ '"'· !ln11 A11111f t, fUlfil htrs bun 6111g ,,. ·• ltllnllll ths 1984 •10n. Ths pltgsll In ths · TII·Vtllsg tid IVAC_tH llfig to 11rs ''~'I"'''' sreltlllll'"" tnd ''"" to tbs 6-_t ol·tnt~eh11116tndt tnd ''"''"''"· · .. _ LAD.IES' SPRING BASE . ODDS.& ENDS . '- The Teatna I~: ·.. Wateh ·ThiJ~,.,.· .--,: .season •••• . MECHANIC ST. WAREHOUSE ,., • ,. Playtex• SUPER t~SALE 20ro OFF ~~~~il Cross Your Heart'selected styles LMng"bras-all styles I can't believe ifs a girdle·all girdle & all-in-one styles unLE GIRLS' JUNIOR COORDINATE ·SPORTSWEAR HANG TEN '13.00 .... SALE 116.00 .... SALE '21.00 .... SALE '25.00 .~ .. SALE $0UTHERN SPORTSWEAR . Russ Girl quality in sweaters, skirts, pants, vests. blouses and juinpers. All new fall fabrics aiTd coiors. Girls Sizes 4 to 6X and 7 to 14 REG. REG. REG. REG. ~MEIGSM fl I . EASTERN ~ ' Corduroy, poly/cotton 1nd knits in fall slacks, vests and tunics. Junior sizes S, M, Land 3 to 13. '10.39 112.79 '16.79 '19.99 WARAMA .WHITE FALCONS REG. 127.00 .... SALE 121.59 REG. '32.00 .... SALE '25.59 -REG. 136.00 ... SALE S28.79 ' •. 1LAYAWAY SALE/ MEN'S AND BOYS' ·SNOWSUTS and 'COATS UNDERWEA'R Take advantaae of our early sele prices and layaway for the cold winter weather•. Huce . selection of prams suits, coats, jackets and snowsuits. COMPLETE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S SIZES REG. 118 to 149 . lien's Red Label Briefs, T-Shlrts, A· ·Shirts,. Boxers, Pocket T-Shirts, II& and Talis. Boy's Red Libel T-Shirts and Brl•fs. Here's ltow You Save .... '17.59 pq. len's Briefs......... '5.69 19.79 pq. len's T-shirts ...... '7.35 '5.59 pq. Boys' Brlefl ........ :'4.19 SALE PRICED $1530roS4165 ' '5.99 flk&, Boys'Sh T· lib ....... 150 4. . ' ' J.EANS ·SALE · I Salt 'Price On Min's cnlloys' Wn~i/JF" and'LH Jeans Salt Prices. Oil ' - Miaei and Juilior Silt Let Jeans Salt Prien on (~ildrtll's · i" Jtcim. .,.,,,,.,' . FREE P·ARKING · • ...- -'-:111111' . ' ' . l "' . .. The .Daily Sentinel ' CHrLDREN'S .' ' .; . ...•' . ~ . � http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/30e91a864f259365cdf08878066a64a5.pdf 6ce969167c5718373760cff7e81f978a PDF Text Text PIIII.._14-The Daily Sentinel Thlndly. AugUit 30. 1984 ·, Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio • ·ELBERFELDS. AUGUST 31 s and SEPT. 1st - ® SLIPPER BOOTS WARM PILE LINING IN LADIES' QUILTED NYLON OR COTTON BOOTS LADIES' RCA SPORTSWEAR All N•w Fe~ Ftfll VESTS, BLOUSES, JACKETS and SKIRTS ladies Sizes 5/ 6 thru 9V>/10V> Assorted Colors and Prints 888 YOUR C•:::;; $ REG. REG. REG. REG. RCA . RCA Beautiful FaH Colors RCA S29.00 .. :........ SAlE S23.19 RCA SJ3,00 ........... SALE S26.39 S45.00 ........... SALE 535.99 S62.00 ........... SALE 549.59 LAYAWAY NOW FALL COAT SALE Special Sale Prices on our new .Fall Coats in Junior, Misses and Extra ·Sizes. SALE PRICED S36TOS}35' 19" -~ XL-100 19" COlor Portable ........... Only '349.00 XL-100 19" COlor TV 'W/Remote .... Only '459.00 XL-100 25" Color Console ............ Only '499.00 25" Color Console w/Remote ....... Only '639.00 12 FREE PRICE . s. YEAR EXTENDED PICTURE TUIE WARRANTY Willi PURCHASE OF ANY RCA COLOR TV SALE! BOYS' MEN'S and BOYS' DRESS SLACKS SWEATSHIRT SALE· Belted pants in twill with reversible belt or brushed style for t~e look of flan· nel. Slims, Regulars and Stu· dent.Sizes in an array of fall colors. · Select from Fur Looks, Quilted Jackets, Car Coats or Dress Coats. REG. 143.00 to 1159.00 XL-100 TELEVISIONS Quality lolton Traulor and Summit Sportswear ALL SIMPLICITY PATTERNS RCA LADIES' SUMMER " COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR . . Men's and boys' crew neck , sweatshirts with rqlan sleeves. 50% poly/50% cotton. Purple, maroon, royal, greenr navy and aray. ' 115.95 .....Sale Ret '12.76 1 1 Reg. 16.9L ..Sale 13.56 ....__,_ Reg. .117.95... .. Sale 114.36 ·Reg. 121.95 .....Sale '17.56 C/lllffl~l/ riBIII SAVE 60'!. ON OUR IEMlfi4INGSTOC:IOf lADIIS' S-111 sromwua. sum. um, JAOm, Reg. 16.99 Boys' Sweatshirt ..... Sale 15.59 · Reg. '7.95 Boys' Sweatshirt ..... Sale 16.39 Rea. 19.95 Men's . Sweatshirt .....Sa.le 17.99 · YEsn ,,., SKJm 60%0FF .BACI<-10-SCHOOL . DESK SALE REG: S86.65 CHILDREN'S DEPT. . • We've just received a new shipment of Roll Top Desks, Knee Hole Desks and Student Desks. Finishes include oak, pine, pecan, maple and cherry. SLEEPING BAGS, DIAPER · BAGS, BABY BLANKETS AND ASSORTED MERCHANDISE. Reg. '149 ........... Sale 1119 Reg. '179 .......... :Sale '143 Reg. '239 ........... Sale ''191 Reg. 1359 .: ........ . sale 1295 Reg. '449 ........... Sale '359 FREE DELIVERY • REG. '3.00 TO 126.00 y2 PRICE JOGGI'NG WEARpants CHAIR ~r Acrylic jogging tops by Penetope Plum. · · Misses sizes S, M, l. REG. 126.00 The ultimate in comfort. Perma-wic.er selt and back offers beauty and durability. Assorted colors. · . YOUR CHOICE $.48 88 $1999 Great for Porches, Patios, Pools or Dtcks w•u,Ltlf"'g · ' ,,, llllndl ,, ' ·nsw·,,,,,,,,,, "'"' ,, ~ '"'· !ln11 A11111f t, fUlfil htrs bun 6111g ,,. ·• ltllnllll ths 1984 •10n. Ths pltgsll In ths · TII·Vtllsg tid IVAC_tH llfig to 11rs ''~'I"'''' sreltlllll'"" tnd ''"" to tbs 6-_t ol·tnt~eh11116tndt tnd ''"''"''"· · .. _ LAD.IES' SPRING BASE . ODDS.& ENDS . '- The Teatna I~: ·.. Wateh ·ThiJ~,.,.· .--,: .season •••• . MECHANIC ST. WAREHOUSE ,., • ,. Playtex• SUPER t~SALE 20ro OFF ~~~~il Cross Your Heart'selected styles LMng"bras-all styles I can't believe ifs a girdle·all girdle & all-in-one styles unLE GIRLS' JUNIOR COORDINATE ·SPORTSWEAR HANG TEN '13.00 .... SALE 116.00 .... SALE '21.00 .... SALE '25.00 .~ .. SALE $0UTHERN SPORTSWEAR . Russ Girl quality in sweaters, skirts, pants, vests. blouses and juinpers. All new fall fabrics aiTd coiors. Girls Sizes 4 to 6X and 7 to 14 REG. REG. REG. REG. ~MEIGSM fl I . EASTERN ~ ' Corduroy, poly/cotton 1nd knits in fall slacks, vests and tunics. Junior sizes S, M, Land 3 to 13. '10.39 112.79 '16.79 '19.99 WARAMA .WHITE FALCONS REG. 127.00 .... SALE 121.59 REG. '32.00 .... SALE '25.59 -REG. 136.00 ... SALE S28.79 ' •. 1LAYAWAY SALE/ MEN'S AND BOYS' ·SNOWSUTS and 'COATS UNDERWEA'R Take advantaae of our early sele prices and layaway for the cold winter weather•. Huce . selection of prams suits, coats, jackets and snowsuits. COMPLETE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S SIZES REG. 118 to 149 . lien's Red Label Briefs, T-Shlrts, A· ·Shirts,. Boxers, Pocket T-Shirts, II& and Talis. Boy's Red Libel T-Shirts and Brl•fs. Here's ltow You Save .... '17.59 pq. len's Briefs......... '5.69 19.79 pq. len's T-shirts ...... '7.35 '5.59 pq. Boys' Brlefl ........ :'4.19 SALE PRICED $1530roS4165 ' '5.99 flk&, Boys'Sh T· lib ....... 150 4. . ' ' J.EANS ·SALE · I Salt 'Price On Min's cnlloys' Wn~i/JF" and'LH Jeans Salt Prices. Oil ' - Miaei and Juilior Silt Let Jeans Salt Prien on (~ildrtll's · i" Jtcim. .,.,,,,.,' . FREE P·ARKING · • ...- -'-:111111' . ' ' . l "' . .. The .Daily Sentinel ' CHrLDREN'S .' ' .; . ...•' . ~ . �PAGE THREE Tornado roster . 1984 SOUTHERN TORNADOES~ Members til &be 19M Southern Tornado football te1un IDclude, lmeelllig, are Jimmy eal,eater, Mp-.; Pete loha8on, Eric Mllllroll, KeWI Spa1m, Tony Connolly, MaU Combs, SeGU Kiser, BraiD Warden, .Jolla An-. Mp-. Second row - BriaD Diehl, Eric 'l1lorea, Mark Janell, Jtft C..•"':J, Sella Gruetlel', KellyGrueeer, Heaih IUD, MldleyTudler,GrecNeue, So~thern coaches face ' ' Ohio State's 1984 title hopes ~ay hinge .on return of Mike Tomczak . ( Wendell Oark. S&aadla& - Tom Orea&hciu.e, Pete Roulh, Joba Rlflle, Brlaa Framaa,- David DUIJy, SeGU Wlt411ae, Jimmy WoKe, David EIJeriMdl, Cluld Robertll, Brian c-.lly, Cbeller Cambs, D~ Wolfe, Jay J"roftl&, a..de Baeo, Tony Frededck. c--. - Dan3'l Dapa, 811 Porter, Bll H 'er. . ' Abeea& .... • Qent ClOIICb Boa ClariL I another rebuilding year By SeGU Wolfe were several occasloliS where Is a plus." are tnexpertence In the backfield under our belts we'U be able to Graduatlng-23 players from last there weren't many partlclpat· When m<ilt coaches would and the fact that au but the do a good job In the trenches, •• he year's club, lncluillng 10 of 11 lng, but says, "We're about 10 panic or resign If they lost 123 junolr claSs have small classes, added. offensive starters, the Southern days ahead of schedule talented graduates, the SHS Including the sentor class. One Defensively Southel'n will utU· Tornadoes are faced with (condltlon·wlse) . The kids have staff fj!els comfortable where It major factor Is that SHS has no lze a !).4 illlgnment as Its first another "rebuUdlng" year for been working heavily with the stands. "We have 12 ~ttermen, expertenced quarterback. Greg assault, also using a f-4 defense. · the 19& footbaU season. weights. This year we are going but even the younger players see Nease Is the only one with any , Coach Dugan continued, "I "Rebuilding" that Is, If you to continue to buUd and maintain action. All have had a least lengthy experience In the back· think the defense Is the strong are like most other teams, strength: We'D continue to use seven games experience. This Is fleki, but the :;us staff feels point. on this ball club. Most of hOwever, at Southern, head the weightS throughout the the way we designed the ~ "speed" will compensate for the the kids have two or three years · Co-Coaches Bill Porter and season. Last season we lost that gr;pn. If a freslunan Is able to lack of experience. experleDce. We have good size Darren Dugan take a more edge (In strength) durtng the play he plays. Even .with our Southern lntendss to run from on ~ Une, aveng!Dg 210 optlmlstlc look at the situation, season.'' losses, things look pretty decent the slot·l fonnatlOn prtmarlly. pounds. AD the way arouJid we conceding their overaU rebullcl· As far as the system goes, this ,.this season. We'U be competitive Southern contends that Its often. have gpod defensive players. As lng program Is rtght on target. year's seniors will be. the first · with anyone we play." sive will be aaRI ess!Ve, wUl pass far as I'm coacemed we will The vetenm Southern coaches · team to be under .Porter and Coach Porter says, "We're a lot. and has the hands to run a have t_Wo of the best linebackers have noted that, although the 23 Dugan for aU four .seasons. pleased with four things, 1) wide-Open~. In Sou~ Ohio In Jimmy players lost .to graduation will be Porter says, "The difference In We're pleased wtt)l the turnout. Coach Dugan Said of the Wolfe and Kelft!y Groeser." greatly missed, they have had · this team Is that they are Only one player didn't come out offensive Une, "It's a Utile ea~ly Coach Porter added. '"We're their time and now Is the time for starting to reflect us. They're this season; 2) Our attitude has to tell where we're at right now. looking fOrward to the season. sorneonP. ~to take their place. used to us now. They've bad us been great. The kids want to OVerall, we're smaUer, blit We have an outstanding crop of As far as rebuilding goes, no since they were freshmen. It's to play; 3) The team Is well quicker. The lntertoc line Is athletes." AB a key to the season one knows more about the a point that when we say to do a conditioned; and 4) The kids gOing to be big though. We have he stated, "We ·must have a situation than do Coaches Porter particular thing they can do It now have a good knowledge of five kids over :m pounds." cont1Jiued good attitUde and no and Dugan, who four years ago themselves. They don't have to fundarnelltal tootbaU." "Once we get our timing~ lnjurtes. . ~, . assumed t~ reigns of a TOJ;nado overcome a phUosopby and this Usted as team weaknesses and a little more expertence Dugan J"!!Plled, "If we get the team that dkl not even score a oirense going, we have the • point the ·previous·season. Slnee pOtential to go undefeated." ' that time the Tornadoes' ExpreiiiJ)g his confidence In tablUty bas Increased greatly. the defense, be .Continued, "If we During the past two seasons · caucore, we carl ceat 'em.'' Southern contended for the · So tar as rebuilding goes at SVAC title. An upcoming SUC· Southern, !t's just a matter of . cessful program bas been estabcllanglng faces, and although lished and Is stU! In Its growing much talent has gone It seems stage, established by last year's more Is on the way for another 6-4 overaU record. 8uccessful Tornado venture In Thirty-seven candidates 11re the .J.!IIN football campaign. yylng for starting berths this Assisting Porter and Dugan Season at Southern, Including six this season will be assistants BtU seniors, 16 juniors, eight sophoHensler and Ron Clark, mores, and seven freshmen. There are 12 returning_ lettennen. eontributon Southern's coaching staff ex· '1'1118 Jftl"s football tab wu pressed the foUowtng as team pabiiMed &llroup &be errons strengths In 1984: "Our tremend· of Ole fellowlaf OVP l&affers: ous attitude wUI be a big asset. llcoU Wolle, llel&b Wlleoap, Our speed Is better than. last O&rJ Clllrlle, D.a. Botllpb, year, we have adequate depth, Jr., Kevla Jhll7, Jelm J!rled. decent size, and we've been maa, 'l'lm R•Head, Dave extremely pleased with our lbirls, Brma LJ-. Fred strength and conditioning. ' Tea a1t.....,.. tlllm TORNADO LE'i1'f\IUIFN8 1 ' I leta I! .. ' We've been pleasantly surprised lac+"'e, left to rtp&, llnho~r, s, M c 1 1r. On m , . . , Oau , lleiA Bmma Loll DaYIII ... 0 . with both." IIII ... CIIule a-. !It' 1o A•••lJWGIIe, DaftiBIN:tiilllldi,O 111 Cambl,a.IRata&ll, Coach Porter noted that dur· ~ o ' ' ~ a.t.r&• Is, Tum Gr II ! _ . 0,.. .._, · •· . •· , lng weight-lifting trathtng .there resPec· --- - .......... ,, , , .. '' / ' I~ . HOORAY FOR SIDE ' \ .. \ ' \ r \ \ \ \ Tab llcoen,••· a-._ a. m se.. .....................,,.... ....... I 1 •- I f BANK ONE™ �• . , . . ... • t • PAGE FIVE Eagle squad c--.oe~~ fNm l'lpf senior Ron Hensley, "a EAGLE VARSITY FOOI'BALL TEAM - Membel'l ol &he l9llf Eutem Eagles f~baB team Include, frollt row, left to rip&, .Jen)' S&. Clair, Paul Saydet, · Bryan Dun&, .Jeremy Barber, .Jell .Jobnloa, Ryan Bearlil, Dou1 Beaver, Kyle Davjs, aad Todd Wlllloa. Second row, CbariesCieland, Steve Bemer, lUrk Reed, Doaide Maxson, Mike Laace, Ronnie Helllley, Karl SmMh, KeviD Barber, Terry New10111e, Trent UptGa, Raaale . , _ , lad Brlu .Beeler. Back, Mike West, 'Ibn Don&, Royce 8' eB, .Joe RwQoa, loha Edward~~, leff Hawk, David Edwardll, Alaa Reed, Kevin Morrll, .Jeff Bl 1ell, .Jtal IUce, Brei!* 111mB, Rex .Jull&lll aad 8Gb Epllac. A~ were KeaDy Ritchie, ~ Puanan and Mark Grlfllll. Eagle squad has confidence By Scot& Wolfe EAST MEIGS - "This team did not win a game last year- I guarantee we will win games this year and be a representative team ," says ·veteran Coach Ray Watson of his 1984 Easterp ·· Eagle football team. Perhaps a strong statement _to ma ke at this point In the season, but this Is just an example of the confidence and prlde the veteran grtd mentor Watson has In his young 1984 team. Watson, a long-time educator and coach, has enjoyed success as a coach at both the high school and college levels, Including tenure with West Virginia Tech (three years) , West Virginia University (four years ), and the U. S. Naval Academy (two years) . This season marks his first at Easte,n. Accordfng to many, Coach Watson may just be what the young Eagles "need" to develop into a contender. Watson succeeds Arch Rose, who held the head coaching post three years, CATCH ALL THE ACTION OF HIGH SCHOOL lions. As Coach Watson stated, "There's an obvious lack of experience, but this team has an excellent attitude. Our attitude will play an Important role in our Including an undefeated cham· plonshlp 10.0 season in 1981. Last year the Eagles were winless. Eight seniors have graduated from last year's squad. Eleven lettermen return to the 1984 edition ot' the team, however, several .of these players saw limited action. Currently, 39 players are yying for starting positions In the season opener at home with Waterford, Friday evening at 7: 30. Of those 39 candidates, there a re eight seniors, eleven juniors, five sophomores, and 15 freshmen. Faced with the formidable task of rebuilding, the EHS coaching staff speaks highly of its current personnel, noting that they, (the players) will be the biggest key to success. Only hard wprk, hard practice, and much determination will reap the glory of a winning future. · Inexperience and lack of depthmaybeEastern'sgreatest setback, especially the lack of experience at ·several key post- success." Along with its fine attitude, Eastern is fairly strong In Its backfield, where a combination of speed, strength, and size stabilize the offense. Much of that success Is attributed to outstanding individual talent. Quarterback Royce Bissell, a solid 5'10", 200 pound. junior and senior Mike Lance, a strong 1llJ pound fullback, earned much praise from Coach Watson: "Bissell is an excellent prospect. He Is a good ball handier and a good passer. He Is intelligent and has a good solid background." "Our offense will evolve around Mike (Lance) . He is a strong runner, is durable and Is a good blocker. I expect much out . of Mike." Junior John Rice will see action at light halfback and ••s ••UIIils, nil Eagle c rQster CQeCinued oa PIIP li .....,..._,_ Yr. a a Rex Jllllla, MG ................. JO 5-11 liB Ryu Beerbo, RB ............. .. 11 ~ 1111 ·- - Iloulae.-, RB ....... .......JO CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS *LEE JEANS *WRANGLER JEANS *HANES UNDEIWEAI *CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR *HANG TEN SPORTSWEAR *PLAYTEX *UNDERGROUND SPORTSWEAR *THIID GENERAnON BEST WISHES ·yo ALL AREA TEAMS FOR A WINNING SEASON •••• ' 1-N t I J '' • I o \ ' ' • l • • I \ t • ~ I .' 1 ' ~ HO 5-9 1e 5-JO 148 5-3 110 r.t Mli 5-9 1'10 ~ 214 5-9 111 5-9 1a1 ~ 1al ~ HO 5-11 111 i4 111 .1erem1 Barller, RB .. .........9 ~ 115 ~ 1a1 Mllre l..eDc@, FB .......... ......12 Ron lleMy, RB ........ ......12 Mllre Weot, G ...................12 Jerry SL Clair, FB ........ ....12 Steve Heimer, End ...... ...... .9 Mark Grlllln. QB .. ............. 9 • j K,yle DIYII, RB .................9 Jeff Hawk, RE .................12 Jeff Jo1nm. RB .... ...... ..... 9 lllyu Dunl, QB .......... ...... 9 Brlu Beoler, FB ........ .. .. .. .9 Jcba Ednnll ..................12 Kevlllllutler, RB ...... .. .....11 Trent Upton. G .... .............. 9 lloal* Mauon, G .... .. ........ 9 Ken Rltclde, End ..............10 Donllle MaXQI, RE ..........11 Terry NewlclrM, T .. ...... .... .9 'Todcl w11oo11, QB ...............10 ~ Middleport, OH.' ~ ' good runner and- receiver". will be at lett halfback. . · "The backfield looks pretty good_ if they stay healtby., It EASTERN LETTERMEN should be pretty solid. Our - FI'OIIi row, left to r1pt, runntDg attck will be pretty good Ryu Bearbe, Karl SmMh, if we coptlnue to develop our . . . . a.tey, Mille Lance, blocking. Our passing could be '11m Dont. Bilek row, .Joe decent if we can develop a RuaJon, .Jell Hawk, .John blocking scheme." Edward~~, .Jell BlaeiJ, Royce Offensively, Eastern will run Bll8ell aad .John IUce. from a straight·T or single wing formatio11. . Work on the line has come slowly this season as Inexpe• rience again h8s beeR a factor. The line needs to work on its blocking and needs--to become more aggressive according to the EHSstaff. The EHS line has , . . . - - : : - - - - - - - - - - - - - " - - - - . - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - -..-;;:...__ _ _ _ _ _ __ both size, and speed, but Thn. Dorst and Karl Smith are the only Interior linemen with much experience. Jeff Bissell and Jeff Hawk hope to stabOize the end positions. Defensively Eastern will likely run from the 50-serles, mainly utWzlnsc a 54 ali~nt. Watson exclaimed jokingly, ''Once we learn ·· what · 00r shoulder pads are tor, we'll be okay." ' r • Attendance has been very lOYAL CIOn COLA · .YOIRAT fOOIIAU. SUSOIIS IIIII, OD good early In the season, espe. cialiy during the very hot two a WIIIIR YOt FOLLOWElGUS, THE day sessions. SOUIIIEII IOIWADOU 01 M WAIAIIA Willi FALCOIIS-.IE - · TO .Assisting Coach Watson on the Eagle coaching staff Is Don TAli ALOIG TIE GlUT TAm OF I. C. COU. Eichinger, fermer Eastern grid . st11r. In closing Watson concluded, "We need to adopt a positive attitude toward wlrmlng, and U we ~ntinue to work hard and improve ·this will be a good football team halfway throUgh the !IeaSOn." ~ U 5-7 U ~ ra _, m 111 1J) 5-7 ra Pllullin)'der, End .. ............ . 9 5-7 lJI Kirk Rted, T ..... ,.. ........ ....10 ~ · 110 Jam11 ~. HB ..............9 . U 1.48 Alan Reed. T .. .... .. ............ 11 w~ m Brent BIAell. HB .. .. ...........9 6-2 1llll Royce Blaejl, QB ............. 11 5-10 ·110 Jcba W. Ria!, HB .............11 &0 1111 ~ ~. LE .. ............ 11 s-2 110 11m Doni, RG ...... ...........11 &0 • Bob Eplbw, LE .. .. .. ..........11 5-9 11111 Karl Smith, c ............ :...... 12 5-10 111 Jeff llluell, E ...................l2 &0 1'10 Dave Edwanll, T .............. 11 5-11 1C7 <lw1a Cleland. G .... ........ . 9 '5-10 Ill Joe~. T :.................11 S.f ' til Ron l'utmlln, HB ............... 9 5-7 lSI ~ �' • • PAGE SIX .. 1 Kyger Creek hopes to be strong contend~r With 13 returning lettennen, MelCoenenterstheflrstyearas head. coach of his alrn;i mater with hopes fielding a contending ball club. · Last season, after three losing campaigns, the Bobcats of Coach Mark Hartman returned to respectabWty with a 7-2 record. The losses were to non-league ~t Minford and North Gallla In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference championship game. Coen, a 196& graduate of KC, was employed after Hartman joined the West VIrginia Wesleyan Unlverstty coaching staff. He was a member of the Bobcats' "Golden Era" champlonshlp teams wblcb won 25 KCroster Ploya Pa a WL Yr. x.Jobn Carroll. T-T 5-10 llli 12 Scott Coaaelley, T-T 5-11 llli 10 x-La!Ty Edlle, FB-E 5-11 llll 12 Wayne Flint, '1'8-DB 5-10 140 11 ~Bradbury, E-DB 5-11 Ul 9 Tim Gordoll. E-E 1>2 1'10 10 Theron Hodlle. T-T ,5-10· 1'10 9 x-Buddy Harbou!:. G-N:I' , 5-l! 151 12 x-Todd Hlllloon, G-LB 5-10 llll 11 Rick Hlllloon, FB-DB 5-9 140 10 x-Antbony Kltcben, E·DB 5-11 185 12 Andrew~. T·T 5-10 185 11 x-Bany Ma~ E·DB 5-7 140 12 , Chuck McDonald, E·DB 5-9. 140 12 x.Jobn McGuire, FB-NT 5-7 1'10 12 Joey Rite, T·T 5-6 U1 10 Elmer Spaulding, G-LB 5-7 1'10 9 Shaun SWisher, G-LB 5-7 1&1 10 Lewis Taylor, T·T 5-9 190 10 x-BW Ward, E·DB 5-9 185 12 Carl Ward, G-LB 5-5 151 11 x-Brlan Wamsley, E·DB 5-11 111i 12 Mike Tucker, G-T 5-3 Ul 9 Tom Waugh. QS.E 5-9 t6t 10 x-steve Waugll, '1'8-LB 1>1 190 12 x-Chuck Vogel, SB-LB IHl 175 12 Chris Vogel, E·DB 5-6 124 9 · x-Frank S.anson, T-T 5-9 185 12 x-Gany Pennington, QS.DB 1>1 160 12 Paul Ratke, T·DEIHJ 150 • 10 x - Lettermen .straight games. Coen played for Bob McOllllns, currently a pounds); tailback steve Waug_h Dale-~ . Martin, 6-4, lliO pouud tackle; (6-1,190); slotbackChuck V(Jflel AmajoriUI'pl'lllttbustar~ DuaneAbllllre,anoflt!nslveand guldancecoonseloratWorthlng- ~~; and fUllbacks I..arrY eeuoilhasbeentlleplayof&;ott defensiVe back; VernOn Bing, tonHighSchool,andtbelateJim Edge <S-~188!--· and John Qmelley, a ~n, 1115 pouud - otrenalveguard; lllld Joe Veith, White. McGuire (~7. 1'10), all ll!lliqn. sopbomore tackle w)lo did not . hard-hlttllla delenalve bllclL The Morehead State UnlverOther !etta men Include tack- pay l<YJer Creek Is expected, to slty graduate was an assistant ' les, Jo1m Camlll. (~10, 1115), Olher~lflld\latlollloae& 111e a varied ofteallYe pattern" • coach In three sports In New Andrew Lasseter, (~10, 1611) were SVAC ad !b,lthr Tle!n featurlnl tbe slot I, pro at, and Haven, Mich., be(ore serving as and Frank Swansall, (5-9, 1115); Ohio Dlltrtct oft-.slw and evm IICil&tlua, tbe fU1liKJule head coacb there two years. eDIB. Barry Matthews (~7.140), detellllve tackle JD. Bradbury, hackfleld. During one of tboae years, his Brian Wamsley (~11,176) and 1IOW a IJieiJ)bea of the trahman ~. the Bobcats wW team captured the league Bill Ward (5-9,161i); and guards \IDit at Olllo UniYenlty; David (Continued on championship. Buddy llartloor (~ WI) and ,_ _ _ _ _ _;___ ___,;__,;__,;;,;;.;;..;.;,;.;;..;;;.::,;;.;;.:~ Coen moved to Navarre Fair- Todd Hudson (~10, Jll)) . ~ near Cantoa, Ohio, were he The Bobcats wW not be as big served as an •aatstant coach and " as the 19114 teem; oot tJ1ey wW ' for the past two years was bead • have plenty of elqlellellce, Qd ·coach of ~ Cliss AA acbool. accardlDg to Coacb Coen, "Our Althougb b1s teams were In b1aest 8llll!t Is our ll'JIIIr CCI'PI rebulldiDg pqpams botb:yaan. and tts Jeatersblp." the scbool bad won one lelpe Last seuon, WaiJib, VQII!l · title and tied for another before and Silane Stover, a 11!110' his tenure. fi•Dhark, provided tbe tlllkofthe R.etundDg letllei iill!ll lndndp KC n!JW!IDg attack. WileD Pen,~_~,, the Bobcat baddletd of quarta'· nqtoo went ~ tbe air, his best · back Gany Penntngtm, (~1, l8l targets were VQil!l. Kltcben and last..,.., 1914 ,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,•. FOOTBALL ,,., ,, Cttii A" ,,, D•l N111. RIGGS._....;,;, USED C.RS · . CMSIU. 01. . FO·OJElm COACHES- Veteran coach Bay Watloa, rtpt, bas &llimned command of the Ea8tenl Eqle footW teun. Hill main have new coach; 35 prospects ten.e wW be vetenms Kevin think you have to have a l'lllhlng go Into It with the utmost respect With the new coach has come Burnette (~9,1611), Jim Denney offense llrst. You have to move fortheoth!!rteam." . · twonewaSI!stal!ts.LanyCarter ' Ncll1hGaDiaiiCDIIel'Vatlve, but (~2. 215), Chuck Easter (~10. the football on the groutKIIIrst, · It's that attitude Angles Is Is already a veteranoftheSVAC hopeful as~ Pirates prepare 167), Mark Fcnman (~ :1115), andootlntheair. applytngfortheremalnderofthe sceae, a Southwestern and Rio forthenewfootbaDII!II.., BQl Harden(~ 174) and Joe "We wW use the pass to seaBOII,wbenleagueplaybeglns GraDde Cd'ep graduate who "I'm very encourqed," the Mocre(5-10,D). ccmpiJmentthel'lllblnioftense, tnOctobei.AithoughhedecUned wasl'N\tSfalltatRaiiM!!Traceln newNGbeedcoacbcommented. .Anps wW be depending on and trynotbeneglectAaldetther to evaluate the comparative 1982. He comes badt to Gallta "We have a depth JlldJiem In a Moen, Roush, Hawks, IUclt one," Angles continued. "But· strengths of other league teams, County after teaching In caaple of posiUoas tbat I think Welch(5-6,121),SteveMcAvena l1IShlng Is your ll\ll1lber one AnglesbellevesKygerCreekwW Wellstm we'BtrytoworltiU'OIIild. (~10. lm) and Doyle CaWban Jrlorlty." agalnhaveastrongyear. JlmSionemakesuptheother "At this time, therearealotof (~10. 145) as left backs In tbe 'lbePiratesllrstgame,setfor "Evecythlng I've heard Is part~ the assistant picture. A Injuries, OOtDOt thekiDdthatwW defense. Foreman, David Ham· Friday, wW take them to hearsay,"hesald. "lexpectwe'll llll2graduateofOakHDJ,hewas . keep ~ out of the &e88CII," 1110111 (6-3,177) andCraigBidrers, OndDMtl Batavta. be In the thick of thlnp, too. I a tbree-year starter' and captain ADJ181~. . (~11. WI) wW be split ends and "It's going to be a long trip," expect a challenge from every whlleADgleswasasslstantthere, AfonnerbeadCQIIChatVInton Harden,· D.L. Glassburn {5-6, Angles reftected. "I expect a teamlntheleague.Idon'texpect and currently attencll Rio County illld an Uslstant for the lSl) and Dave Marcum (5-6, 150) tough game from them.~ always any of them to be out of lt." Grande rulege. past four yean at ·Oak HlJ\. have ~ assigned middle r-~~----.......,.--...,....,,..._------,.....,..--__,.. Angles takes wer. from Jolin guard duties. ·~ · -, -Blake, theveteranNGcoachwho Smith, _ Shriver and Shane stepped down earUer this year Easthom (~7. 135) wW be· after 13seasons and twriconsecu- halfbaCks, Angles said. t1ve league champloasblps. While an empbasla on a Two of tbe biggest reuons for running game marked the PIthe Pirates' victories graduated rates' prevbls perfonnances, last year. Eric Peulck, who set Angles said be wW combine that new school na!!h!na reconls, Is with pass plays. · attending Glenville (W.Va.) ''We'll try to ·balance our StateCollegetblsfall,wldleMatt atlack," be said. ·~Naturally, I Kemper, one of Blake's. top . ' linemen of recent years, goes to NG schedule Miami Universlly. n.te- Olft ,.,.._ But even with those power- AiJI. 31 - Clndnnad Batavta .... ... Away houses of otrenae· and defense Sept. 7 - Greee ..................... .... Home gone, Angles ~a lfr&e pool of ~: exper lenoe to draw upon, with 11 Sept. 28 -:- Hamlt!I............ .. ...... ...Away lettennen t f :fi Oct. 5 - Hannan Trace ...... ........ Home returning . ou o Oct. 12- Southern ......... .. ..... ......Away prospective players. . Oct. 19 - Eastern ...................... Home "We llave .sc.ne elqlelienced Oct. 26- Southwl!stem ...............Away Nov. 2- J(ygl!r Cn!ek ..... .... ........ Away players on hand," Angles said as h.e surveyed his field The way Deve An8lel te11s It, · ~outlook lor SV!-(: ~ =: =-E:Ui·:::::::: = Football F'Ullbllcks wW be Brian Hawks (5-9, 165) and Da~ RoUsh (~7. 170). WlnabacksareT1rnSmlth (S:11,1'10), SCottWIJllamaon (5-8,. 140), Jackie Glasswm <~H~; 140> and Shrivel'. . w AiSQ Instrumental to 'the of. '84 811# ol Lu~k · \. a!l!llstant Is fonner Eqle Don ElcJdn&er. SUPPORT .YOUR . FAVORITE TEAMS .. FOOTBALL 1984 • . fe•tlllihet To· ~ BBit WlthBI FDI A Su11n *E''"'' E•glu c,,, • *Meigs Marauders *Southern Tornadoes , *Eastern Eagles *Wahama White Falcons SEE US FOI YOUI PHAUUCEUTICAL NEEDS - ... M'"''''' g,,,,,,, *M•Ift **W161• W~l11 T''"'''" F1/''"' • RIDENOUR SUPPLI Catch the Excitement . Of (5-10,165). -BALL LoclllloD NG Ph-a assignments. On offense, . quarterbacking duties wW be )!and!at by J.D. Colley (~9. 165 prwn!ds); Mike_ l¥mPer (IH), 1611), Jim Jenkins (5.6, . lll) 8nd Bryan Sbrlvef 1'98·4 Eastern schedule Aug. 31- Waterford .. ................ Home Sepl. 7 - Caldwell .. .. .................. Away Sept. 14 - Fort Frye ...................Away Sepl. 21 - Wahama .. .................. Away Sepl. 28 - Hunt. VInson ......... .. ... 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' . 992-6651 \ \ \ Middlepert . �PAGE TEN PAGE ELEVEN Veteran Meigs ·should contend .ihis season .I By KeMh Wllecup If the ole' grid saying "football games are won In the trenclles" bold true, the 1984 Meigs Marauder grldders should be lri store for a second straight winning season.' Meigs returns a solid ·and experienced offensive line since six of Its returning nine lettermen were members of last year's offensive line which helped the Marauders to a 6-3-1 season, Including runner-up along with Trimble In the Trl-Valley Conference. A complete overhaul-.QL tile backfield .must be found, how-· ever, as Coach Charles Chan·. cey, now In his 18th consecutive year as Meigs' only football coach and 21st overall (three years at Pomeroy) , must replace no less than four All-TVC backflelders. Gone from last year's talented · Returning from last year's team are first-team All-TVC · offensive line are seniors John taUback. Shawn Eads, fullback Longstreth' and Tony Welch at Chris Burdette, quarterback tackles, Butch Stiles at guard, yards a year ago. Welker at Wlngl)ack could I'OUnd out the probable starting ba.ckflel~. Senior · tailback Matt Rlffte; and sopboll'lore tanback Huey ·Euoo lhwld pro\rl~e very . much-needed depth In the .backfteld. Senior Nick Riggs, and second-team Jay Whittington at center, and r;Jam;;es;;"A;cree;;·;senl;;or;;wl;n;gba; · ;ck;;;;;""*'-"; ·~ · ;;;•;;hp;;;u;;~ All·TVC taUback Jon Perrin. . end<! Scot Gheel\ and Dan They were Meigs' top four Thomas. · rushers with more than 1600 . . Other returning letter winners yards rushing. Quarterback are wingback-cornerback Riggs also passed for~ yards, Jackie Welker, quarterbackCQI'IlPlettng 47 of 10l'passes with safety Mike Chancey and · oniy four Interceptions. This fullback -linebacker Mark quartet also accounted for 154 Hammonds. , •EASTERN · points scored. Chancey switches from end to . Also gone from a year ago Is the signal calling duties 81ter the . . EAGLES first-team All·TVC guard and 6-4, 100 lb. tal~ted junior led the •MEIGS kicker Dave Barr, who booted 18 . Marauders In receiving a year ·extra points and two field goals · ~;~gowlth2!icatcllesfor:n>yards. · MARAUDERS for 24 points which earned the Hammonds carried five times · ' TVC Outstanding Special Player for 19 yards last year while •SOUTHERN award. junior tailback Brad RObinson, TORNAODES Other All-TVC performers who scored two touchdowns and graduated were second teamers played brilliant defense In a •WAJJAMA ITlllklk guard .Andy IannareW scrimmage earlier against WioTE FALCONS and center Jay Evans. ·Athens, ran seven times for· 21 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBAtL '84 RIDENOUR'S .,. • TV & APPLIANCE . GAS SERVICE CHESTER, OH. · Ph. 985-3307 GOOD LUCKI · FOLLOW THE ACTION · OF THE ' . 1984. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBAll ., *MEIGS ·. 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H111 .· *s,outhern :ornadoes*Eastern Eagles ·· ·*EASTERN EAGLES NINE RETURNEES 'l1le nine Melp MIII'IUider·retumln& leUenneD wbo hope to help better las& year's 6-3-1 record are, left to liP* In lint row, Jay WJdUin&toa, Jadde Welker, and ScoU Gheen. Second row, Tony Welch, Jom LonptreOJ, Mike Challoey, Butdl!MIIes, and Dan 'lbomas. •tgs Pomeroy, Ohio • ••~· ••~r ,••• • • ~A~ -~ ~ , -~ -~••••· ~~··~~ ..POMEROY 0 �... PAGE TWELVE ... . . .... . .. . . . . . . . ... . ~ ..._ ~ ~ . . ·- \ PAGE THIRTEEN Highlander coach looking forward to.season .New rule changes OOOD LUCKI Soothwestern footbaU coach Jack James says he's looking forward to the upcoming season becuase "with our backfteld, depending on how our olfenslve llne develops, with scme early SUCcess, we could suPrtse some people." Afteronlyftvewlnslnthepast three seasons, James feels he has the young talent to return Southwestern to the position It once held In the SVAC. "One of the keys," James said, "wiD be how our sopho·mores develop. They have to get better every ttme out." James said the Highlanders wiD operate from a multiple I offense this year, with balanced ~ unbalanced lines. "We'D throw the baD, perhaps ~:II times a game," James said, "because aU of our backs and receivers are veterans." Steve Pelfrey wiD be starting his third season as the Hlgbland· ers quarterback. He wiD be handing off to WID Halslop, who went down In the thlrd,game last year with a brOken coUatbone and junior Jim Burnett, who stepped In for ' uatslop' and carried for 100·yarns In four of the six games he played. · On the receiVing end of Pelfrey's pasSes' ~It' t,e·J eff Burlesoo and last yeilt!S'!ejM?Ipg receiver, Jbn Burnett.'Bui\ljlqn wiD also back Pelfrey tip 'a quarterback. ·In an effOrt to get the best 11 athletes on the field, James said" · he has had to move some people around on the offensive line. One tackle position wiD be anchored by Danny Patrk:k, a TO · AREA FOOTBALL TEAMS 6-3, pound llq)hornore, who started some Jast year. James said. other tackle wm be between Jeff Cox, a junior ''wbo o ................ Pap 11 BlockiJig In the rear Is not the blocldng Is tn the free-blocking Zlllle; the clfenslve blocker II on his llne of scrtmrnage and Is In the free. blocking zone at the anap and the ~t II In the free blcoklgn zone at the 1snap. The free. blocking zone disintegrates and the right to block below the waist and or clip during clole line play Is not to continue after the Initial line charge, or the position of the ball is established, or the ball has left the zone. -Nomaterlalordevlcemay , cllpplng MARAuDER COACHES - Pictured, left to rich&, are head coach Charles ~y, and assistants Don Dixon, Larry Grimes, and Fenton Taylor. · · .. Veteran Meigs team, contender · · Coatiooed from Pqe10 Despltethelackofexpertence, fans and scouts were Impressed with the fundamentally-sound Marauders In tile Athens scrimmage game. Not once was Meigs guilty of a five-yard Infraction while the varsity was on the field. "Our first unit should be decent, but we have a problem at depth. We lack experience In the backfield and that's our main concern," said Coach Chancey, long known for his defensive genius and teaching of fundamentals. Chancey added, "We OOec1 experience and the only real llnebacker Nick Bush could get the call behind Chancey at quarterback. · · when be placed on the ground to Improve the kicker's tooting. The baB may be held In pos1t1on by a placekJck holder who shall be any teammateo(theklcker. -Anotherchana'e allqws the winner of the coin tou to~erhis choice to the half. The referee will tndlcated by proper s~al when the winning captaiii wishes to have first chQice In tllf second half. When the decision Is made, the opposing captain win have first choice for the first half options. while anpther prohibits deceit by substitutes or players prior to a free kick. , ,. serooo ' ' f HERE'S TO A GREAT t t t t t way to get that Is playing time; the state division IV champion In time under fire." 1981 and narrowly missed a Meigs' 46-man roster Includes second st-raight crown In 1982 13 seniors (the same amount when It lost out In the pl!lyoffs by that graduated frohllast year) , a touchdown to the eventuaj nine juniors, and a whopping 24 champion, West Jefferson, has EASTERN EAGLES sophomores, which Is. being over 70 boys out after a 6-3-1 - toured as one of the finest In the record last year. MEIGS MARAUDERS high school's 111-year-hlstory. SOUTHERN TORNADOES The Trt·Valley race should be . Warren Local, which will WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS up for grabs as several top-notch le!lve the TVC after the 19115-86 teams are In the running. year, always fields a co,!Jpett. Trtmble, which tied Meigs for tlve eleven and this year should second place last year at 6-2-1, be no exception wtth the return returns three aii·TVC per· of ali·TVC fullback John formers and a host of other Ferguson. starters. . Vinton County, the surprise ~ ~ Belpre went undefeated last team last year wtth a 5-5 record, year during the regular season has steadily Improved the past 1---'----~~~~---!.:------­ to cop the TVC championship, two years. It could be a I . but was mowed down, 32·13 by darkhorse. Former Meigs Coal Grove In the state playoffs. tlan Steve Crow, who was an Belpre's TVC Coach of the Year all-TVC pick, returns for the Ralph Holder, along with his. VIkings at tight end. Other TVC son, tee, returning at quarter· teams vying for first division back, can never be counted out. finishes are . Federai-Hoc!Qng, Pla.rw-...._ a Wt. ·v•. Nelsonville-York, which wa~ _MIIIer,Aiexander,andWellston. J. R. Kitchen, FB .............. . f>1 100 10 f 10 10 12 10 ll U U 12 12 10 12 12 10 u u 10 10 10 U 12 lO 12 10 10 10 U 10 10 10 12 10 10 12 U 12 10 10 10 11 10 10 12 ll 12 10 8oo~ Lack! t t. t F"" .BAUM TRUE VALUE -t CHESTER. OHIO ................ .t Coon- Meigs roster Mark Cortlltt, E ............ ..... 5-9 1!10 Phil King, QB ....... ............. 5-10 MO Nick Bush, QB ................ .:. 5-10 llll Donnie Becker, TB-E ......... 5-10 Ul X·Milce Chancey, QB ..... ...... &4 190 Brad Robinson, TB ... ......... 5-7 , 165 ROO Sandy, FB ............ .... .. 5-8 165 Rob Hamilton, E ..... ..... ....... !i-10 155 X·Jaclde Welker, WB .......... !i-10 165 01ar1es Barrett. ws ........... 5-9 m Matt RUDe, WB ................. 5-9 1~ Jallll!l Acree, TB ...... ....... .. 5-10 150 Tony Shoemaker, WB ........ . 5-7 L1J ~klan Butllngton, FB .. ..... ... 5-10 1!10 Paul DaOey, FB ............... ..5-U 190 · Mark Hammonds, FB ........ 5-7 110 Huey Eason, TB ................ 5-U 100 J81011 Bush, c " '"'"'"'" " " ' 5-9 1!10 John Epple, C .................... 5-10 110 x.Jay Whittington, C....... ... . 5-ll 110 Mike Kloell, c "' "" """ """' 5-8 1!10 Joe Humphrey, G .. .. .......... 5-9 175 Kent Eads, G .................... 5-U 155 Walter Haggy, G ..... ......... .. 5-7 175 Thn Durst, G ............ .. ...... 5-8 '140 Dave Shuler, G ........ .......... 5-U 100 Todd Cullums, G .. ...... ... ..... 5-U llll Denny Welsh, G ................. 5-7 185 Don Bunce, T .................... 5-9 1!10 X·!lut~h Stiles, T .. .............. SO 110 Raymond Rider, T ........ ..... 1>2 175 Steve Musser, T ........ ..... .. .. 1>1 110 X·John Longstreth, T .......... 1>1 215 J<eo.:tn Meadows, T .......... ... SO 240 X·Tony Welch, T ..... ... ........ 5-U 272 Paul Wolfe, T .......... .. ...... .. 5-8 ~ Scott Powell, T .................. 1>3 210 Tim Colmer, T ........ .......... 5-9 210 Scott Pullins, E .. .... ............ !i-10 140 Mark Elliott, E ........ ... ..... .. SO 100 Jesse Howard, E .. ..... ......... SO 165 x·Scot Gheen, E ........ ... .:.... 5-U 110 Robert Sisson, .E ................ 5-9 140 x-Oan Thomas, E .... ..... ...... SO 165 Jeff Hood, E ...... ............... . 5-9 135 x - Denotes retqrntng lettermen. SEASON l..,....'"':'"--'-----------------1 HIGH SCHOOL . FOOTBALL '84 SUPPOIT YOUI FAVOIITE TEAM **sEem11 Etll" . ..,,,, 1llltdfll *W•"'•• Wklte Ftl6oll Ph. ft!•2556 CALL 9.9 l·..1381 or 992-2342 • r ' • t • COUPON .Good For FlEE Pitcher Of Soft Drink With ·The PurchaH Of LAIGE. PIZZA Expirn 12/15/84 1984 FOOTBALL ..-tine,._.., OOACIIINO STAn'_ Aller ave wlallll a.e 111111 .....,. .........., lltalf 11 hoplac fOr a . lhe Swlsw .... tua .. WIIILI'Idlut!d,rn.nleft,ll"'!&e.ICoadi.JIICk.Jan~und r;s;:J;··;-~·~:;IIIJ:;K;:;·;•;;•;+;d;Rea~B~..;m;.m;IIOII:•;d·;;;:;;;;~;;1 Follow All The Aetlon · Of FootiJall '84 .,.. - OIF_'! I I • ME/IS MARAUDERS SOUTHERN TORNADOES EASTERN EAilEI . IT STARTS • WEEKEND F.OR AREA .FOOTBALL TEAMS WANAMA WRITE FAlCONS schedule ·· THE ....,,.,. Aua. Sl - l'anllnoulll East ....... -Home Sept 1 -loutiii!Uwn .• " ........... .AWl( !lejJI. 1•- Symmea v.uey ...........Away > CENTRALTRUSf PBA Slpt. 22- adllio, W.Va....... ,.....Away 9ept. :11- Hannan, W.Va. ........... Rome Oct. 5- Ealll!nl .. ..................... Home Oct. 12- Kypr Creek .... .. ...... ... Home Oct. 19 - !laulla'D ..................... .AWIY OrER 100 YEARI OF !ERriCE r-------------------- . PIAl'l!:ll . . . · IlL WL Yr. OlarlJe Stanley-sE-C ......... 5'8" m 10 Jeff Burloeoii-SE.C ...... ' ..... 6'0" 1111 u ' Steve ~-QB-5 ...... ...... 6'1" lli5 12 Jusly Bw'lelon-TE·E· ......... 6'2" 175 II Thn Bur;nelt-FB-E ............. 5'7'' W U John Edwarclt-lfB.l.B ..... ... 6'8'' 135 9 WID Halslap'sHSC ......... .. .. 5'1" 1411 12 Jay MeniiJn-G.E .... .... ..... 5'10'' 155 10 Jim Bui'nett-lfB.l.B .......... 5'10'' 1M u Clu1s Bcyani-QBC ..... ..., ... 5'5'' 1111 9 Joe 8cyant-f'B.l.B...... .. .... 5'10" 1416 9 Steve·MeWer-FB-LB .. , ...... 5'7'' H5 9 Andy Halllop-Gl.B ........... 5'9'' 157 II Clu1l Hamplcn-C·T ........ ..5'10'' 193 10 Marl! DamJna--G.C ,.......... !1'9'' 135 u Jim McCIIrty-G.C ...... .. .. .... 5'8'' 140 U Jerry Spurtodi-T·T .... .. .. ... 5'll" 218 U Ham!Y Burnolt-GC .......... 5'9'' 152 II Benny Boyd-NGG .. " "" ' ... 5'111'' 173 u Jolin Demeii-T·T .......... ..... 6'1" Zll 9 Danny Plolrlck- T·T ....... .. ... 6'3'' 2M 10 Jeri Cox-T-T .. ....... ........... 5'10'' 197 U Frank Codlran-T·T ....... ... . 5'8'' ZIO 10 Steve Tarbeii-T·T ............ .. 6'1" 211 I JimmY J@llen-TE-T ...... .. .. 6'2" ·m n ~ MU.LLEN INSURANCE the football future at Southwest· em. "They had better get u5 this year, because next year, It will be Katy bar the door." nae H~er & Eat With Us! ADOLPH'S DAllY VALLEY ...... ~· THE tOWNNO·CHILDS After The Game Pomeror, Ohio *MEIGS MARAUDERS '. * EASTE~N EAGLES *SOUTHEQN TORNADOES *WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS competitive, something lie said they wern't last year. With seven returning fresh· men, James Is optimistic about . SWHS ro8ter fro11 •M•II• Mllttd"' 245 has never played before but has what our people dictate to us. It's the Inside track," Junior Jerry a more simple defense, both to Spurlock and steve Ta~. a · teach and Jearn." according to 6-2. 247 pound freshman. James. One gUard will be ~. 155 With three returning seniors, pound soPhomore Andy Halslop. James said the secondary holds The other guard position will be the defensive key (or the High· up for grabs between JUnior landers. ReturnJ.ng wiD be Pel· Mark Danner, sophomore Har· trey, WID Halslop and Jeff vey Burnett and junior Jim Burleson. ''The linebackers wiD McCarty. be smaD and quick," James The center · wiD be Chris said, with Andy Halslop and Jim Hampton, a 5-10, 190 pound BurnE!tt, the leaders. In the line, sq,homore. Known as ''The James said he Will .have to get Bear", James says Hampton "Is Frank Cochran Into the lineup a hitter, a-good building block for ~here. ~our line." · Def~lvely, the Highlanders In the SVAC, James said wiD employ a 52 defense. It's a Nortll GaUla and Kyger Creek change from the eight·man front will have to be the faVorites, but used In the past because " that's he expects his team to be COMPANY ;. ••• .. l----~M!i~dl!l~l~ll1~~-~iD~---..::::.J '"l: •· •· ··' '' - .. . . . ,,. ,, . . 781 N. Second St. Middle rt, OR. .=-.. -..----...-----~---~ Oct. • - Narllla.ma ................ Home · Nov. 2- Hannan n-.. ., ,........... .AWII)' . . . 1 �PAGE FO~TEEN Wilson says success depends on good start Placlng experienced players In key Jn'lltlons Is what~ Trace Coach Brett Wilson believes wlll help the Wildcats m to a successful season. great, and that's 90peu:ent of the battle when ·yoo have attitude won.'' · 111e Wildcats wt11 rebulld this year, ccming troma4-~1overall record In 1983 and In abtlorblng the loss of veten1n players Jeff Barnes, Alan Bailey and Melvtn Entering his third year asbj!ad coach at HT, Wllsoo .said he's encooraged by the turnout for football and by the material he Clagg, all of whml excelled lri rushing and def~ at HT. has on the field. Wllsonsaid27playersreported ''We've a few kids caning for football at liT this practice back, so our key positions are being tilled with experiellced season. "I feel this year we've got people,'' Wilson said. better overall talent," be said. Selllor Gary Kirk (6-1, 170 return to the "'111e players' attitude has been pw!XIs) ' great. 'l11ere have beeil few quarterbacklng position he's Injuries, and there's good held for the past two years. leadership. · Fullback duties will g0 toE~ '1t all depends on the kind of Darst (~10.1alpounds),ajunlor, start we have,'' he Ca1tlnued. and senkr Teny Cline (5-8, 155 ''We wlllrelyonwrquk:lmellsas pw005). Tabbed as tailbacks for we have In the past, tutthese kids the tee.m are junior backs · are aggressive. Their attitude Is Derrick "Deke" Barnes (~9.1«1 8ot wm pwnds) and Phl1 Bailey (~9. 1«1 pwnds). "1beywillglveus a Httledepth In the Nldrfleld,'' Wllsm said. Returning to the team are senior 1lDemen Steve Stitt (6-0, 155 pounds), Mike Davis (~11. 150pwnds), Billy Swain (6-2, 1'15 pwnds), Jamie Montgomery (5-9, D) pwnds), Jolin Jolmson (6-1, D) pwnds); Ron Saunders be hard to predict who will CDne trcm Symmes VaDey High wt m top. I'd aay It will be North School and RJo Grande Co!JeaP, . Gallla and ~Creek ftgbtlng Is the fonner ballretball coach at }lfnriaD Trace. It wt for a Jeeaue lead." ~ ·addition to his varsity Wllsm has two ~assistants duties. Saunders wm ClOICh this year In Gecqe Nichols and junior 111gb mtball, rnaklq If his Don Saunders. Nichols, a Hock· eighth year In that capacl1y •. lng CwDty naUve who attended 'l11e 111!111011 opens Friday with high school In Akron, Is a graduate of Ohio State Unlver· an away game at Symmej , slty. Saunders, who graduated Valley. (5-8, 155 pwnds) and Mark rp;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; Sheets (~11.150pwnds). 11 Wllsm Is being COII!IEIVaUve at I the wtset abwt the Wlkrats' position In the league, blt feels HT has a "good shot" at the · *Meigs Southern Valley Athletic ConferMarauders ence title.this season. ."In the league, yoo have look *Southern atthenumberscomlngback,"he Tornadoes saki. "North Gallla and Kyger creek have klst their lila rneu, *Eaetem and with new ooacblngstaffs, It'D Eagles This Year! to *Wahama White Falcons '· MOTOR CAR ·BROKERS · . FIANI GHEEN 605 G111. Hertillgll' Pkwy•• Ph. 992-6304 ) W ahaDla .has 40 prospects Gress and end Matt 1bompan corps will be 1boinpaon and Jeff ~ ~ to note are junlpr Frlshette. • quarterback Jeff Bandtz and · 111e lnterklr 1IDe 1s expected frelbman llnernen Matt Jewell be 8ncbored by Roach aDd and ROib!y Da)'O. Nortlalp With K!!llY Sayre, Je. DtvtncemiO, 5-8, . 1'10 pounds, well IJid Da)'O making sttoog ~ to be the WHS cbnlnant cllalli!n&es for the rern.alnlllg .fOrce 1n the rus111ng department startJDa berthl!s. after piDing f22 yards ~ Coach Bill Jewell enters Into III!UOD.Tbe&elllorbalftwdrallo hlueveathyearasmentorctthe caught III!YI!Il passes for 73 yards Wabama tootbaD team. Jewell and was the team's second bepn his tenure In 19'18 and has B)' 0..,. CIIU'k • OVP 11&1111 Witter August - a rnanth ct bUster· to lng. humid days and an occasloaal evening tlunders1mn, but mQre bnportaDt1y, It Is tJte time tor hJ&b acJiool tean~aaen start a rnanth-long ritual to :_:n · taD ...-llelldl, WAIIAMA 8ENIOBS- 8ealor memben.llflbe 11M '*......_IIIPSdioollootballtellm t11111 lnchMie, left to dlbtt lint tow, Eut Olver, 11oJt1 Nortllup aad Jeff FaiN! tte. Back . row: ..,., s.,re, ........., ~ ... J-. Rc" ~ ~actlcesdm, co8ch -Bill Jewell ....... ,_ M\ -.. """'""' .., proepects mow up to play for the ~~thecllbklusdlstlnc. polled an overall :H-26 reoord. Wabama has suffen!d only tloo of replacing ~·departed . lfeilr apparent to take over the one lollng 8I!UDII UDder Jewell, · senJor'8 from last year's 6-4 IJ&nal calliDg cborell will be &DIDI 3-71n 1919. Ills best 111!81011 team. Graduation seized ~ Bandtz, desptte oa1y "•'ng .wasJJIIIWhenhlsaquadftn!sbfld eflbt pasll!ll Jut . 111!8~ 11-2 10th 1n the stall! ratings. leading taclder with 711Ddlvk1- ual stops. :·.:::.,C::::: g: an II reaumac ScoU Pldlllps IIIII Mark Well. ----------------- Support Local Athletes PIQ<r-P... a -. Yr. x.steve Stltt, L ................... &4 , 1M l2 ; X·Mike Davis, L ...... ........... 5-11 150 l2 r---------~------"---1 BWy Swain, L .................... 6-2 d 75 12 x-Gary Kirk, B .. ..... : .......... 6-1 1'10 12 x-Terry Olne, B ............. .... s:a 1M 12 x.Jamle Montgomecy, L ..... 5-9 :m 12· John Jolurscn, L ............. .... &-1 :Ill 12 x-Ron Sall!lders, L .............. 5-S 1M 12 Mark Slleets, L .................. 5-11 150 12 Barry Sheets, L ..... ............ 5-7 210 U X·tric Dan!, B .................. 5-10 160 11 '•· x-Ed CaD, L .................. .. .. 5-S 1&1 U x-Pilll Bailey, B ................. 5-9 140 U X·Deke Barnes, B ............... 5-9 140 U X·Br1an Porter, B .. ......... .... s-9· 1&1 10 X·Rocky Bennett, B ............ 5-9 1~ 10 • x-SieYe' Jarrell, L ........... .... 5-11 :m 10 Scott Phllllps, L .............. ... 5-11 1'15 10 Ricky Swain, L .................. 5-S 125 ' 9 llobert St. ClaJr, L ............. 5-S 1'10 9 Mark Wells, B ................... 5-7 'lll 9 Grady Jolmlon, L .............. 5-10 150 9 Mark Jenkins, s ................s.t m 9 Scott Ranldn, B ................. 5-9 125 9 L. D. Adklnl, B .................. 5-3 125 9 Shawn Adldns, L ................ S-t 195 9 Larry Saunders, L .............. 5-9 1'10 9 X - Ilel1oles Lettermen. . .: BESTUF LUCK TO ALL AREA TE.t\MS! !.. ' Among the top retUn11ieure senior halfback Allthllly DMDoemo llld ll!llkr llneml!ll ~ ' Nol1lllp and fto&el' Roacb, aklrlg with Junior halfbadt TodiS GO BEHIND YOUR 113 Court St. Pomeroy. Ohio 992·2054 . Dale - ~ Localloa Aug. 31- Symmes Valley .... .... :.. Away Sept. 7- Hannan, W.Va ............. HOI'DP Sept. 14- Green ............ ......... .. Hornp · Sept. 21-St. Joe ........... .. ......... .. Away Sept. !II - Open Oct. 5- North Gallla .. ... .. ........... Away Oct. 12- Eastern ....................... Away Oct. 19- Kyger Creek ......... ...... Home Oct. 26- Southern ......... ..... .... ... Hornp •!'lov. 2 - ~uthwestern ... .......... ... 1~r;.. ~ ,, .. Home . R•••• Suppo.1i 1nd Follow.''"" • , o ~ ~ o • o 992-6669. I • • t ~· • • ~~~· I ' - - • lt A SALUTE 10 THE AREA TEAMS AS . FOOTIAU SUSON " ARIYES. WE INOW .. ' . J • MANY HOUIS OF HARD WORI AND DEDICATION· YOU HAVE . PUT INTO YOUR SPORT. YOU HAVE THE SUPPOU FROM ALL OF US AT••:•• ' ~~ ,,, ' ,, .. PO,.,EROY FLOWER SHOP VILLAGE PHARMACY N. 2nd Ave. . HIGH 'SCHOOL FOOTBALL '84 1111''"'''' D1g ~~~~·~ALCONS Wildcat !H!hedule ' ' .. f811llls . . FAVORITE TEAM MEIOS MARAUDERS ·. EASTERN EAOLES ' ' , ·~. - l'OIJter, ' am Expec:~;;:ted; . ito~-~~~;the;;•ecei;;Y'Ing;;;·;;;o-;'14;';;d;•;PII;IIP;;ll;;;;;;~ Humphreys; Mike ·Pethtel, :.: · Pblllp Stewart, Dcmle VanMer ter and Art Wiley. Despite the ~ the White Falcons have a nUmber ct ' bopefiaJs waiting for a stardng . opportunity. : Seven ll!lllors, elglrt juDlon, 13 sophomoies llld 12 freslmim will make up ibe 1!IIN footbaD WILDCAT IEl"'ERMEN - Rann. Trace bas 12 leUermen oa 18 pid equad twa senoo. They are, lint row, from left, Terry aae, RGaald Sauaden, Derrick •'Deke" ...._, · Rocky BmneU, PIIIBIIIey _.I'AIIIBCall; leClOIIdrow, from ll:f*,SteveJan'eii,Gary Kirk,Jimlle Mon&gomery, Eric Dan&, Steve SCIIt a Mllre Davis. Abient for team photGB were BrtaD Palter, Wildcat roster . "The Way Am~rica Sends Love'' Middleport, Ohio Butternut Ave. . Ph.-992-2039 Or 992-57ll 4' ---- . Syr--. Ollie 45779 ,._ .~14·"1·63U hdM,Ohle45771 .... (614) 949-11111 .I �•.·.• · ··- -P"GESIX'Il£EN.·-· ···,- • •- . . . • '"" . . . . . . i • • . ' . . . . • • ,· • ''"~•' • - ( 0 ••••• loo·••••••·• J .• • • • l • ........ ' ........ .... ..... ...... ~· ,. ,. ' ' •• \ l o~• Oflo 0 ~nm_ ..... _ _ Waharna has 40 prospects_o·_,...-: - -,. . Only one alteration has been came out on the high end of 37-{) madetotheWHSs)atethlsyear. score. · Guyan V11.lley departs after a · Ravenswood Win be the Faltwtryear stint on the grid .- cons' debut, followed by Kyger card In which the White Falcons Creek and Parkersburg Casplit a oome-and-h<me series. thoUc, all on the ro,ad. The bend ParkersburgCathollcwlllsuc- areateam'sh<meopenerwtllbe ceed Guyan Valley after a wtth Eastern, followed by the five-year absence on the Wa- next week's homecoming enhama schedule. Waharna last coonter wtth Southern. met the Crusaders In 1978 and In eight years of playing was the l!IH opponenf:', ton Vlnaoo each hold a 1-{)ed&e. Wahama holds an 8-{)ed&eover The cunbiDad ~ tor Wa, Southern, a >2 edge over~ hama <M!r Its OiJiilil!llta during Creek, a >3 edge over ~ the past eight Is 27:11. · Putnam, a w edge over ParRaV8ISWOOd will be the kersburg Catholic, a edge son opener tor the leCCllld river Eastern, a wedge over COilll!t'UUve IMUI Last YE8f, Wllllamstown and a 1-{) advan- - the Red Devils took a »7 tageaverFortGay. declslan,JDtheputeighteeaUI Three current roes bold a openers, Wahama II ewa at K series edge over the White Klck:Qff tor the RavtiiiWOOd against aea: w ·Kyger Creek (Continued from Page 6) starters. Dame. . ! Aua- 3-Rawaawood ----------------Away Sepi.-Kypr Creell .................. Away Sepl • ._.............. Calllollr .....Away • Sept. 21-Eutem ---------------------Home Sepl . • San ........... , ............. ,.. Home (HOI!IIIalmlnal Oct. 5-HuntlnaWA vm- ........ 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