http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3a8c23d637311c8d98f400da69ed4638.pdf 33ca0b1ef87e7a72871641a645d2e588 PDF Text Text . • .bY Dick Cavalli Browns bombed ---...::_ WeL.:L, ·IT.5 ALL D~CIOSD... _WINTHF<OPANP! WI~L. <:{t:T MARRieD~Y. . MAYB~ . ' ._ .HE'J..;I,. '·' ee· ' Writer honored Hurricanes No. 1 -again Pap 5 · ~ANO story 011 ·L.eAN • . :.. See pboCo 011 Pap 12 _, • • • at y VDI.34, No.1 DO 2 Sectlono. 12·Pooeo Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio,luesday, September4,1984 Copwrighted 1914 OR enttne 26 cento A Multtmedioo Inc. N e w - Go.odbye to summer.; ·hello to politics ·: H~ , MAY . HA\/SA . WE:IeiHT ByRONSJRAJC PROBI£M, ' . I • Arouad llle Tit State Ala, a BU, Bldwelh uM, A._,•ted~Wrller . MJWona of Amertc8lls .-ld &OOdbYe toswnnier and hellotothecampalgnseuon Ina ~yLaborO.y hoUday mll!'lii!CI by picnics, parades and poU11cal . oratilly from coast to coqt. ' In major cttles,lwndred& cttlxlusandsofpeopletook part u OJ'i8lliz,ed labor marched, · rallied and celebrated the hollday named In ~r of America's WCll'!a1rs. · In l:lood River, Ore., the festMtles took a cbiWer fonn. More !han 200 people, aaes sto Sl, braved the fr181d.waters cl the Columbia River on MOQday In the annual U-mlle Labor Day CnJss.Channel Swim. AtJeast alJII!Opte<lledln traft!c acddentsdurlngthe_ three-day weeketld, Including &eYen people~ In a flexy pileup on Chlcdgo's Lakeside Drive. · · r KennJ D. Mantlon, died ta an auto crullll! Muon· CountJ. In 01110, IJ people Wl!!ft idiJed cmlllcllle Joar , labor.,.,people Wt *-1. ~ :. ' Four were kllled In an Idaho plane crash and two people drowned In the MJssourt River. State tnlopas In Mlchlgan were busy ovet' the • ~pulllngover~andhandlngoutS00$5 t!lftcertlflcati!S to tholewearlngseathelts. · PI esldelit Reagan, Vice President George Busb and the Democratic ticket of Walter F. Mon!lale and Geraldine F~set up the soap boXes Monday and worked the hOUday crowds on what Is lr,adltlonally regarded as the startlllg llile for the sprint to Electioll Day. . . In De1rolt, CBI1er of the natjon's auto lndustiy, Juan Mondale, wUe of the 'Democratic presidential . • •, • oomlnee, was joined by United Auto Workers LaGuardia airports. President Owen Bieber and AFL-CIO President I,ane About 00,00> picnlck~ waited In lines as theii: Kirkland leading a parade· and raUy that poJice said . baskell, cou1en and baby strollerS were ,Warched, drew 150,(0) people. . ' then walked thr<Jlgb metal detectors to hear Reagan • Mmdale and . Ms. Femlro led dlgDltarles and otnctaDy launch bls -campalgn In Fountalli VaDey, workers up Flf1h Avenue In New York City's giant Calif., the S811J1tplace he kicked ctf his 191rl effort. , parade hQaorlng the union movement. Parade The crowd Waved American flags, and stacks of WUidb!ala' Brian McLaughlin estimated that SOO,!Ol ready-made pro-Reagan signs In English and Spanish people took part In the 2~-mlle hike through the heart were avanabJe. Music was provided by a Jazz band and· of the city. Pollee made 110 crowd estimate. . the FOUDtaln Valley Hlgh Scbool band. . • One man, canylllg a "Labor for Reagan VIctory" Bush was at the New Orleans World's Fair, which sign, hadlttakenawayandtomtoplecesbytheJargely cut ticket prices frorr $15to$9.95 to draw LabOr Day Democr8.11c crowd along the parade route lined with . crowds. . . · Mondale-Ferraroposters. . Lata', heavy tllimderstcm'.s hi! the N~ York mttlopoUtan area, .. delaying returning liollday ·. bal'elen q •uP to 214 hours at Kellne,dY and · TheMJss!sslppiPavWonatthefalrlmportedsandto fill a :.1-fout-by-3}-foot sandbox and threw a OO.:h party, comple1e \V1th a fishing booth and Hula-Hoop and''best-JooldngJeg"contestsforrnenlllldw~. · I' . I ' MR. ' . , ' MEN~M I ·a nd Sellers . AND LITTLE MISSYM :t: WAS ;T.U5T WATCHING THAT J'ET FLYING ONE D!'V1 I'M 'GOING TO BE AN. AI~L-tNE· l ·. PI L.OT!"·.'· I . I IMAGINE!'·' i .: • · ·MACHI. NER.~- · · MYGONTRoL! . . Gallians killed in . collision CINCINNATI (AP) -A poUcedetai!IDilpl1aedJargely otnon-unlfonned and supeJV!aory officers PJ essed Into unfamiJlar duty lu!d few problema wltll a Rlverfest crowd greatly diminished by aLabor Day rain. · ·" With the IIOII;unlfonned officers filling In tor bgycott1JJ8 pollee unlou ITIEfllbers, theday-longmuslc and flreworla; testiva1\vmt otrwltlwtmajor . Incident Monday, according to ocganJzers and pollee. . . ·.'lbere had been concerns tor security because of a boYcott bymemherscl 1he local Fraternal Orclei of Pollee, whO are up&et about the layOtf of 42 . offiCers !n a budget~ttlng measure: The aruma! Labor Day festival was THREE. HUNDRtD -' ~ '( .Rain decreases Riverfest crowd ' OVERHEAD! ~todrawupto500,!mpeople. HENDERSON, W.Va. - Two Gallta restdl!nts cited as a resillt of . InJuries sutrered when their car · colUded with a serntonRoute35near Hcndenun Monday night, accord- tllf!. Ing ~ a spokesman for Masoi\ County Sberttra l:lepartJmilt. .· Kenneth D. Morrison, ~ Rt. l, Bidwell, the drivel' of a 191ll Dodge < . However, a steady daytime rain delayed or washed out II!Veral events during die 12-bour festival, and pollee eltlmated ooJr llfi,OOl people turned · out lor~~ nJabttlme fireworks extravaganza.oo the Ohio River under dry skii\S:· i aot ' • w¥ pronwnoed dead at the IIOI!IIe at the 10 p.m. ~t bf Mawm ~ Conlller Dr. Jolui'M. ' /'\V~ hurt a Uttle bit early because of the rains, but It aU went very llinOUthly, '' .-ld BW Barr!!tt. felttval cuoc dlnol\IJI'. Police .utaome50cttallonswere lu1Jedfor~ mlnorlntractlms, ~cu,...,echllth li!Otast,_..- ..· · " "'' • -·.-~ ::~~~ Jltgbll&llts oi the · reStfval were ~ itghtiiig of tiM! irbi' A. ~ ~~~ Brldg,e uwr the river and a :lknlnute lln!Works~y that. cln!w'lo\ldche~rs(!un~pn-bQIIJTiverbanks. ,: · ·~ rantaatlc,'' said u~ or ClnclnnatJ stuaent Kati\Y Haley. "I just love tq watch fireworks. And~ year they get 1ongel' and betta'." Tile-damp. cool weather probably helped keep the Jate-an1vlng crowd · under cmtrul, said poUce Sgt. Robert Weidinger. "RA!81 drlllken like the SliD and heat,'' heaakt When the pollee union voted to boyrott the event by lXII workingovertime, the ~ made provtstons to use o.mcers frml ItS crtrrilnal )nvesttgatlon sectloll and Other non-patrol units to flU ln. Weidinger said '210 otftcers · workedtheeventMonday,cwnparedwith200!astyear.Aboutthree-lourths · of them were officers nonnalty uslgiled to mn-unlfonned work. Ch$rger, .GrWb. . .... .. TWO .HliNORED THOU.SAND -POUNDS OF THRUST .AT · · MY FI'NGERTIPS! -. THREE HUNDRED -· ....... -SENGERS :VING ~E! YOU WAITUNTIL - I GET MY · WINGS! . ' Festlval~spreadactlvltleswtoverthedayMondaylnhelpwlth - c 11 ........ deputmal, ......... CU' Ilia; I 'Whflllelllllta'liitotbe lndai 1n1er i11f *"- bJ J!11J B. D I liw t2, of 1 . . . . . . . ... AIJIIunl, .... crowd cmtruJ; 'Ille Idea was to prevent a massive trafllc Jam In the area belpre the flreworlts began. l)iscovery's astronauts dislodge peSky .~ce chunk. PIINT!D IN CANADA ·· .SNAKES TALESTM ' ' 50R~Y. '>;,) . OREAM- .- ~,.6 ·I . ., " 'I j,' ..., ,,.•. . ~ . CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - DlscoYerY's astroliautsdlslodged a Jar&e portiOn of a peslcy chunk of · lcetromthesldecllheorblttnashlp todaywithanudgefrmlthelr50-foot · robot ann. Mission control said the smillaectloll ren'lalnlng was nut a . . hazai'd. • "We got musttt," astronaut Judy·· Resnik reported after commander Henry Hartsllelcl had gtnaoerly ilutded the ann out of-the C8I1IO btY and <M!I' tbe port side to aet at the Ice. " A~ televised JIVe totn!liSion control tfl Houston allowed tbatafter the lldUal tap, a Jarae piece or the chunk had been Jmuckedoft, leavln& only about a flve-lncb Icicle remainlllg. Ofliclals estimated milre than tbree-f!XJI1hs ofthe lump had been rerriOV!!d- • Fltgbt controllers were satisfied could tall off during reentry to Earth and damage Dlscovecy's tall, requiring costly and time· tills small a piece wwld cause no consuming repairs tha1 wwld delay problem, particularly because .It the slwttle's next night. appeared to he "porous and very The television picture, captured spongy, and nut hard." llY a Clllllll!ft mounted on the ann, "The remaining piece Is nut dramatlcllly ~ the IU'm ·considered a.hazard to theorbl!.!!r," !llniiB'Iyapproachlngthe Ice chunk, said mission control C011111l31tator which had been reduced to about John Lawrence. . half the sble It was 011 Monday by a ''It waaa 111per job," controllel's . cm~blnatlon rl the sun and heaters. told_ the crew. "See you at HartstleJd had to be lll!ry careful Edwards." with themovementsiOtbat the ilrtn 'l1li1 crew Is to return to Earth wwJd nut aa:ldentally hit • and Wednellday, wlthlandlngtetfor6: 41 damagll! pda-tllle the!rnal tiles 00 a.m. at EdWards Air Force Base, the side and on the port wings. He Qillf. had DillY about a ]J).Inch clearance The lee III!WI'poeed a threat to the with the Wing. utronautl. The concern was that It Sally . Ride, .Amef!ca's first woman In apace, worliled out the ium pruceduies Moncfly In a slmulala' In Houston•.She radioed tnslrllctluns to Mls& Resnik, the second American space wtman, wOO relayed them to Hiuuflell;l. The ann was called 'IntO uae after a series of Jet f1I1np·failed for the second day In a row to shake the Ice loose. "No Joy," Mls& Resnik ~ after Hartsfield trlggeti!d a5el'les cl jet bursts tbat vitnted thesbuttle's frame. Hartsfield estimated the chunk was ·about half the size It ·was MOOijay, Wilen It measured about :H Inches long and about 121nchesthlck atthebase. . 11 an $ttanpls iad faUed today, oiDclals .-ld they would Consider sendtDg astronauts Steve Hawley and Richard MuDane outside on a space walk to break the Ice free. Mls& Resnik on Monday rtmshed au 14.of her~ tests of a ·10.Story-lall solar ~p!llle,l and a NASA sPokesman saki "there are !Dill! : _.fll?rw..-. 1 --~~ ; l I ' - ,, Route 35, approximately :m f~ IIOrth of the Coast Guard Slatton, when Morrison apparently lost control of the car, which went lett of i:enter and slid Into the path of 'the southbound 1984 MaCk trucll.drlven by Deskins. Robbery_· mighty pleased folks" In the oontrol ceniB'. The nianutactuie of a bonmne, however, rail Into more equlpmenf publems and ornctals said they expected lnllustry engineer Charli!s Walker - WM5e mJy .Job on the sbuttle Is to produce the drug - to brine biilck just Ill percent rl the amount they hoped for. McDonnell Douglas Corp., w~s employer, has ~ guarded the Identity rl the drug and Its purpuae. During a televised tour rl his operation MQndaY, Wlllker said the deYice "Is llllPIIJ'8Iing blologtcal substances tllat we hoCJe to produce ~r physlclalls to treat tunessesandma)adtesooEarththat haven't been treatable before." Johnston's attorney believes documents vital to his case. PBOIJDDIY-1.111111'--•' , ...,...... _. ......._. . wellft .. aw >wiiiiNwa? lllllfttll...,.tD•fi"•IIIAt*'"'711 , , ~ "rGJMMJCheii!Yancy,'~YJ;~4th ·Ave., C'.aDipolls, a passenger In MciTial'a -car, cited at 1: (II am. In Pleellnt Valley Hospital w!M!re&he • had been transported by the Point Pleallant EMS. The driver of the. semi, BUJy R. Deskins, 42, Auburn, Ind., was nut Injured. the spokesman said. The sheriff's spokesman said M«rrtson's ell!' was 110rthbound on LOGAN, Ohio (AP) - The flied In Hocking County Common we'll be able 10 straighten those .attomey tor a Hocklll& Ouunty man Pleas Court last week. . · misstatements up In a shOrt period COIIYieled In tllf mutilation-murder of ttme." cl his stepda......, llld her 11a11ce 1 Jobnston, 51. was convicted Jan. Suhr and Jolulston's other attar· uys ·Ill! haa IWiliD state:ments frml 28 and sentenced to death In the ney, Thomas Tyack, say smte011e wt«·state wit n tbat wm sia:YinliS of his stepdaughter, other than Jobnston committed the a.Iect "mtlstal!mllllll" made by Annette Cooper,18, and her fiance, murders. Plwutor CM1a Veldt. Tockl Schultz,l9. 'l1ie a~ were Hocking Coonty COmmon Pleas Attumey Robert Suhr said the · tmunltteil oo Oct fIll' 5, l!l82. · Judge James Sttlwell said a atndavlts wl!l be IDcluiled ·In In his memorandum uppoa1ng a deadUne for written arguments oo doeumelltl ftled In 811 attempt to newtrlal, Veldtsaldthecaseagatnst themotlonforanewtrialwlllbeaet pin a new trial tor Dale N. Jolmstun ''was thoroughly tnvestJ· soon. He and the two other Jud&es Jolillidal. Subr WOIId nut dacrtbe gated, fairly presenlell. and ... whO heard the ortglnal trial w01 the Clllltmll cl the stalllmenll or· justice was done." decide whether to grant a new trial. ellbarate en wllit • meant by Relen'IDI to the Jll'(lfeCIIkr's The three-Judie panel alreedy ''mllltatemalta." · memurandwn and suppol'tiJli' ex· has~aretrlalrequestbaledon Veldt II e I •• dllmlaa1 ~ a hlblts, Suhr said, ''Tbere certainly a defense claim tllat procedural ll'llltloatbranewtrlal.!lubrobjected · are a tot of mllstatemenll con- emn were made clurlna Jolllto P!lrlS r1 a ~ Velllt tallied. And I sJncereb' belteve that ston's bial. $U~pe~ts. ­ SOUght The Meigs Coonty Sheriff's Oepai1menttslnvestlgatlnglheanned' rubbery of three West VIrginia resldents'Saturday nlgllt Accordln& to the report, Teny Ramsey, Melody Anderson and11m Shamblin, Ripley, West VIrginia, blld been tn a POOteroy bar and lriet a man. As the trio was leaving the bar 81'0III1d 9 p.m., 'the man asked them Uthey would give htm a ride to his brother's to get his truck. They traveled tothewestemendofMelgs .County on County •Road 4. The •suspect asked them to stop on a ie m ted sectton of road, saying he wu getng to get his truCk and for them to walt on htrn. Upon his return with another man aUegedly anned with revolver and .sawed off shotgun, the pair threatened to .kill Ramsey unless they were given money. In all, $900 was reportedly given to the robbers. : A shOt was reponedJy fired as the victims drove away, the Investigat' Ing report stated. They drOve ,to a nearby hOuse . where they called authorttles. Thede!)arbnent Is also lnvestiga1· lllg a breaking and entering of a ,,. l'l!!lldence tn salem Township on Painter Ridge Road. BobPope,Nel\fark,Ohlo,ownerof the residence, reported that sometime during the week .the residence was-entered through a window. 11 . was reported that appruxtmately s:DXJin co.lnB was taken as well as a nwnber Of guns, and carpenter tools. Investigation Is continuing: In both Cises. �. Paga 2-The Deily Sentinel . ~y-Middleport. Ohio Tu81day, Se~ber 4, 1984 :;Commentary . .. • • Tuaeday, S..Utibar 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Hogeboom.leads Cowboy victory; Browns beate!l ,. . The Daily ~entinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA J'l~ ~m~ ' ,.,.,__............ .......,c:::::~,.,. 'qjv ROBERT L. WINGE'M' Publisher BOB IIOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD General Manager · Assistant Publisher/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR., News Editor A MEMBER of The Alisoclaled Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla·· lion and lhe American Newspaper Publishers Association. Lt.Tl'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. The, s hould be leu lhan S8G words lOili. A.llld&era are subject to edit In& ud mll&t.be alped with name, address and telephone nwnber. No unsl1ned letters wW be publlsbed. Letters should be in . pod lute, addresBlniJ Issue~, nol penooalltl~ . . 1. Celehrezze lauds :court decisions ' Biggest difference----.-----=-Ja_me_s . I • • . Ohio's Supreme Coort has written some new rules over the past year ; ~Immunity from lawsuits, and Chief Justice Frank D. Celebrezze · says the changes have helped enhance the justices'lmage a5 "the people's . I ' court,'' He listed several decisions Involving legal Immunity In a swnmary of cases over the last court term which he said demonstrate "the court's : receptiveness to new arguments, the recognition of public policy, and the : willingness to fashion new remedies." In one of the decisions, the court held that park districts In Ohio may he ; sued for the Injury-causing negligent acts of their employees, the same as • municipalities which loSt their sovereign Immunity .In a ·Supmne Court · · declsi())l a year earlier. · · The chief justice referred In his report to another decision In whiCh.the : doctrtne of charitable lnununlty was abJUshed In Ohio. , ·· In that case, a suit had been fUed by the mother. or a chlld Injured In a . Head Start program. Operators of the program claimed they coold not he sued because the Head Start center was a charitable orgahlzatlon. But the Supreme Court said the center ts subject to liability to the same . extent as Individuals and corporations would be In the same situation, and . noted that charitable organizations are free to purchase liability Insurance. · Finally, the court upheld the state'sdoctrlneofparentallmmunltywhlch : · bars suits Involving parents and their minor children. . · , A man and wife sued' their minor son after a ladder fell from a truck he was driving and struck a vehicle In which hiS parents ~ere riding behind )tim. ; ' The court said 'the doctrine should he upheld "to preserve the !)eace and hannony of the family and prevent fraud and colh!Sion (In the collection of ·• liabilitY Insurance benefits). · ·: Some of the court's decisions could be changed by the Legislature if it Is felt that In handing down the decisions, the court misconstrued the legislative Intent of existing statutes. The Hoose has passed and sent to the Senate a bill that woold partially restore the lnununity of municipalities and some other local government entitles. That legislation Is hacked hy the Ohio Municipal League which represents the Interests of,cttJes and towns 8CI"O!S the state. Ohio crime victims to get new hill .o f right~ ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Whlle Daru\y White calls it an expertrnent, Gary Hogeboom figures to he the l1rst·string quarterback for the DeDas Cowboys for years to rome if his first National Football League regular-season start Is an accurate measure of his talents. Hogeboom set a franchise record for completlons In a game Monday night as the Ca.vboys, as they UIIIPlly do, ~ed the season withe · _K-=-ilpa_t_ric-:-~ ..:..;_J, president would have anything In 1,877 l!lld left office four years whatever to do·with the philosophy later; Harlan served. on to 1911, of judf!eS. Alexander Hamilton, Franklin RooseVelt put Hugo Black who wrote ·the con-Job chapters on and William 0 . Douglas on the the judiciary, blandly assumed that CQIIrt; Black served for 26 years judicial nominees would he dlseln· and Douglas for 30 years after FOR bodied spirits, remote from the ' had died. political fray, persons of such pwity and neutrality that theY never Flvo members , of the present would a~ their powers of ·Supreme Court (Burger: Brennan, 'lnte~atlon. HamUton, In this Marshall, Blackmun and Powell) regard, was a very llne·salesman are more than 75 years of age, but a very poor prophet. Brennan was 78 In April; Burger .John Adams, It will he recalled, and Powell will be 78 this month. It put John MarshaU on the, Supreme Is entirely probable tha't the Court on Jan. 27, l!lll.. In 34 days president chosen In November will Adams was gone. MarshaD served he able to nominate some of their for another 34 years, and he successors over the ensuing four reflected Adams' nationalist views years. Reagan would name judges every step of the way. The judges a In the conservative mold of Rehn· president creates will live after qulst and O'Gonnor, Monllalewould him. Hayes put the lint John ·name judges In the liberal mold of on the high court Marshall and Brennl!Jl, Marshall Harlan · . ' And It is not merely the SUpreme . Court that matters. Elder Witt of Congressional Quarterly recently provided an absorbing analysis of the role that political philosophy plays on the federal circuit courts. Jimmy Carter never had a chance to name a member of the Supreme Court, but he was able to nwne 35 circuit judges- and virtually all of them were liberal Democrats who have acted pfedictably on the bench. I!Mondlllewlns, the process would continue apace. Another 24 circuit Judges have been auUlo· rtziid. At stake Is the meaning of the Constitution lor 'the next 20 to 30 years. Witt's siudy demonstrates viV· Idly how the system works. The ultraliberal circuit court of the District of Columbia (the most powerful of all the circuits because of Its extensive jurisdiction) Is composed of 11 Judges; seven of them named by Democratic presi· . dents. The 9th Circuit has 23 judges, 16 of them named by Democratic presidents. The flr$t, eighth ~;~nd habitat for · environment lOth circuits also are dominated bY · Democratic appointees. around here for years." WASHINGTON - In his keynote f~ral judges for Ufettme service address to the Democratic conven- on the bench. This 1s because the fedetill tion, New York's Gov. Marto Cuomo speculated In understanda· judiciary, which the founding fa. bly partisan . fa~hion on where · !hers thought would be "the another four years of Ronald weakest" branch of govemmeot, Reagan would take the countiy, He has tiecome the most powerful branch. Members of Congress didn't like what he foresaw. "Ladles and gentlemen," he said, rome and go. A statute .that was "the .nation must think of this: What .enaeted yest\'rday may he repeated kind of Supreme Court will we tomorrow. But federal judges Uve on forever, At the pinnacle of the have?" · In lhat rhetorical question, Supreme Court, a majority of live Cuomo put his finger on the most justices may fix the supreme law of Important issue In tlie presidential the land at their pleasure. They campaign. Ronald Reagan and may ellectlvely amend the Consti· Walter Mondale differ sharply on tutlon itself. I am not at all certain that the many things; their race offers the sharpest ideological choice since framers of the Constitution fully the Johnson-Goldwater election of understood In 1787 what !hey were 1964. But the most crttlcal differ· doing with the Judicial branch. ence betWeen theni has to do with a Nothing · in " The Federall.s t" Sug· president's power to noml.nate gests · that the phllQSOPhy of a "We're convinced that this Is .not a natural nobody has reported sighting any environment . .• ~ vk;oly. . . "I had fun, hopefully there's more to come," Hogeboom said after attempts for 343 yards to lead the Cowboys to a 20-13 come-frOm· behind win rNer the Los Angeles Rams. "i WIIS very pleased wltl\ my Dallas Coach Tom Landry anIIOUIICed last Tuesday that Hoge. boom WOOid replace White as the Cowboys' starting quarterback. White had been the starter since Ro&er Staubach retired after the -. 1979seasoo. White said he hedmbcedemOtiOns watching the natlonally televised game at Anaheim Stadlwn. · The triumph was the 19th for the Cowboys In their last :.1 season· BIG D'S - S!IUie'l Teny Tlrlar blllt Cle\ Dutel a.m. aad ~-their. only loss e<m1ng at bre b up a ..-~~~tempt In abe ol MoM•r'• NFLpme In the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle, The 8 b_.. N""*r" Cle\oelaad, IS-G. (t\P 1 • e photo). In 1982 - and gave them an u-o lin&_... brtng it Into Nicaragua with the provided details about Vesco that CQIIIIIvance of corrupt Sandlnlsta lend at least some credlblllty to his partners were arrested. According ' of!lclals and ship·lt from Nicaragua claims. For example:· to Koolstra's statement, he escaped to Europe. There Koolstra and Lola - Vesco reportedly was IntraWith S2 million to the Blhamas, would djstribllte It through Nicara· duced to the posslliiutles of "drug Where he was approached by a guans - apparently diplomats dealing four years ago in the b;lgman for longtime Prime Mtnls· whoee names were provided by Bahamas b)l a . Colombian dope ter Lynden Plndllng. Koolstra got Vaughtl. · trafflcker who advised him on permission to operate In the ThetirstshlpmenttoEurope-29 "protit-laundertng through offshore Bahamas. kilograms of cocaine ·- was corporations. · ' ' At about the same tlme, ·Koisira secreted In a crate containing a ·- · Vesco and the Colombian met Vesco, who Uved nearby and niarlne winch. 'rbe share of the began working with the Cubans In was also making payments to the profits due to Vaughn and olftclals 191ll, abJul the tlrr.e the United prtrne minister through his bag· In Nicaragua was sent back In cash States started its crackdown on· man. Koolstra and a Vesco lisso- by a Nlcaraguanambassadorusing drug smugglers. The Cubans proelate, Adolph Lolli, went Into dope the diplomatic pouch. vided Vesco's smuggling boats a As further evidence of Vaughn's ' safe haven In return for . his dealing In the Caribbean, including the · sale of Bolivian cocaine to - and thus Vesco's - relationship ·agreement ID run guns from Cuba distributors In the United States. . to high officials In Managua, to Nicaragua · and other Latin Lola then proposed a venture, to Kooistra said Vaug!ln at one point Amertcan countries. he bankrolled bY V~, to .smuggle . proposed . a marijuana smu~ling - V~ reportedly met Cuban coke from Nicaragua to Western pperation that would Involve ·the President Fidel Castro in 1982, and Europe. · According to Koolstra, N I car a g u an m I n Is t e r of the two developed plans to expand VescoaisosupplledtheNtcaraguan agriculture. the drug traffic and to smuggle contact, Faradlco Vadlfin. He was Koolstra's tale may be chal· high-technology equipment tnto to buy the cocaine In Colombia, lenged, but other sources have ' CUba from the United States. , Victims of serious crtrnes In Ohio will get a new bill of rights this month,' . and those will sponsored the legislation are hopeful that judges and • prosecutors will cooperate in Its Implementation.· Sen. Richard Pfeiffer Jr .. DColwnbus, Sponsor of the legislation whiCh •heromes effective Sept. 26, atso says the pubUc needs to be educated ' because the rights it contains are not self-executing. ''The victim has to trigger them," he said. , ; Pfeiffer referred to the lights of vlctinls (and their families ) of aggravated felonies- such as murder, homicide, or rape -to he notified In advance of trials or pleadings. Prosecutors are required under the legislation to hotlty the victims but ~ 1 only if the victims have made a formal request In wrtttng. Such requests ' can ]je made at the time of or following an Indictment, under the btu. The bill also requires judges, if a request has been received In advance, to notify the victim ot the disposition of a case, such as the length of a • sentence and where it will he served. . Judges may provide the Information by teleplllne, and the btu' says that victims must have provided the judge IIi advance with his or her telephOne number and the times of the day they can be reached. In addition, Pfeiffer's bill, and a companion measure sponsored by Sen. Thomas E. Carney, 0-Girard, requlrestheAdultParoleAuthortty ronotlfy the victim. If requested In advance, of the time and place of parole · The follOWing conversatton was "WeD, then, It's living In a hearings. overheard In a Dallas bar at 2 Judeo-Chrtstlan country." Judges have the discretion under the bill, as does the APA, to let victims o'clock In the morning during the "I'm not Judeo. I'm VOOdeo." make statements at trials and hearings. receni Republican convention. "That's exactly what I said. ·What Finally, the bill prohibits crtrnlnals from making profits with their "You know what makes Am~ca · makes Amertca great Is living In a , climes bY writing about them subnilttlng to Interviews for publication. great?" Judeo-Chrlstlan·Voodeo countryInstead, all such profits will be placed Into a fund to compensate vicpms' What?" where you can practice the faith Of tor ijnanclallosses resulting trom the crtrne. "It's being able to turn on your your cllllce whether tn a school, a Pfeiffer said that because of the need for victims to Invoke their new church or at an airport." lights, he Is preparing detailed Information which he will distribute to the TV set end listen to a politician tell you how great America really Is." ''How about this? What makes media of the state within the next week or two. "I'll tell you what makes Aroer· America great Is that you can he He said he discussed the legislation with <;ommon pleas judges at their lea great. It's wlf!Jiing a gold medal outraged at Miss America posing In state meeting earlier this summer, and that he hopes to meet soon with the at the Olympics and thanking the nude for Penthouse magazine, . · · prosecutors. President Reagan, even if he didn't · but nobOdy can stop me from He said he has some concern that the Judges and prosecutors might he buying It at the newsstand, just IQ ' reluctant to cooperate·because many of them are cverworkeil and may have a dam thing to do with it." "Nah, that's not what makes see what an the fuss Is about." resent the additional paper work. But he said the courts can easUy print America great. What makes Amer· "I just thought of one. What's foims for vtctlms to use, and that In permitting notice bY phone "I don't lea great Is the American family." great about America Is we can get think they wlll (\nd that this is burdensonie." "Whose family?" our clothes whiter than any country "Your family." In the world." , · "I'm divorced. rm supporting "And llCCOrdtng to CUff Robert· two famutes.'' son, AT&T Is worldng tWice as hetd ' "That's my point. Only In Amer- to gain Our trust." "I'll tell you what Is great. Our TodayisTuesday,Sept.4, the248thdayofl984. Therearell8daysleftln lea are we rtch enough to support the year. · more than one family at a time." children, will will he the future Today's highlight In hls(ory: "It wasn't IN' Idea. It was the leaders of America." "Not to rnentton our women. On Sept. 4, 1781, Los Angeles was founded by Spanish settlers. - judge's." On this date: . "Right, that's because we have . They're really great." .. And •getting greeter all ' the In 1882. the Pearl Street eiecbic power station buUt by ThomasA. Edison justice for au.'• time!' · began operation In New York City. · , "I wouldn't say that. He took her "Yoo better believe IV' In 1886, Apache Indians led by Geronimo surrendered to Gen. Nelson side against mlne. What kind of •• tha•?... ' justice "' "Let's not forget the minorities MUes at Skeleton Canyon In Arizona. • In 181l8, ~Ill!! Eastman patented his roD·fUm camera, and registered "The grealness of our country Is who want . their &hare ol the, his tmdemark Kodak. · . thatnomatterhowrtchorhowpOor grealnels of America." "No one would fpraet them In an In 1917, the American expeditionary force In Fra!JL.e sljffered Its first Y:9U carl alw.ays appeal an . eleetloll yw." fatalities In World War I., Injustice." "At thli same Ume' we do have In 1948, Queen WUhelmlna abdicated the Putch throne for health •"You tried to hire li lawyer reasons. taiely?" · · faults" ' ' "Thai In lllelt 18 the great lblng In 1957, Ari<ansas Gov. Orval Feubus called out the National Guard to. . , "Forget your personal prolllems. I'll tell you what makes America about America. We recop1a our prevent ntne· black students trom entering Central High School in Uttle Rock. · great. I~:~ living In a Chrtstlan faults and have the ability toCIIIn:ct them without ~ our In 1971, an Alaska Airlines jet crashed In the mountains near Juneau, · country. · · ; ldlllng lll people. "I'm not a Cht!&ttan. ' nationaiii!CUiity." Scoreboard ... · Majol'8 ..,. 'nlll! 1 , 2 d PnM AMBIIK'AN l.&tGUE ....,.DIVIIION 88Sl Tttonto BaltimOre '19 74 73 73 Ill 56 New York Boltan """'land . Mllwa~ ·-· 11 ''11\ey're America~s team." 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That game was lost by the margin of a coopleofsnaps. Noway have we given up." Transactions ' To express your ~mpathies and con,ole the bornved, litre ere 101111 loaical ' do s and don'ts" which mey htlp you and the .bereved. 1. If you're not rnlly sure whether you should IRikt the call or not, then do it. The famly is bound to appreciate it. 2. Remember, tilt purpose oftht'Call is to express s~mpathy 11d offer assistance. Don't make it a lon1 "social" ennt. 3. lleke tilt villi short - unless the bereiYed esk yoa to stay. 4. Dress neetly, tastefully: not necessarily in mour1ers' bleck. . . 5. II the bernved wish to talk, fine. Be a cood listener. 6. Asimple "I'm sorry about (the deceased)" is appropriate • . alonc with a firm handclasp or brief embrace. . 7. leave alter offerinc to help or dolnc what you've been· asked to do. 8. Call beck in a few days: the family will appreciete your thoulhltulntss. We welcome your questions end comments - printtly or pubicly throuah this column. 7 aoa W L T Pd. PF MIMeiOta 4, Kansaa Clly 1 C1ndrNtl 7, HOW DO I MAKE A CONDOLENCE CALL? . ... ~ 1 Sranlt 7. Ttoxaa l _ - with success, once going to five linemen and one linebacker. "They were Changing, mixing up the defense," Montoya said. ''They guessed right a few times and it really caught us." The Bengals' ground game also had problems. Cincinnati's leading rusher was James Brooks, who needed 17 carries to amass a team·high i5 yards - a 2.6-yard average per carry. His longest run from scrimmage was 6 yards. ''It's .just one of those things," Brooks said- "Yoo can't get 150 yards every game ... or 50 yards on every play. It's justpartofthe game, that's all." Fil'st·year Head Coach Sam WychesaidMondaythattheruuTOW loss hasn'thurtthesplrttoftheteam, whiCh didn't lo6e any ground because the other three AFC Central teams also lost their -' Miami Bahtmol'e 7. flfttolt • at~ - ~c N.Y. GiantS Ptuladfo!phla St.Lwil :il ClevNnd 6, Calilornla :; A- d~ TRI-COUNTY:; BOOKKEEPING SERVICE N._.,...._.Lellpe o....... lnfililR5 C'koveland R. Bcllton 3 New York ~. CaUfornla 3 Dcottolt 6, oakland 3 Bltrlmore •• SeattlE> 3 MJJwaukre at Tnas. ppd.• rain ..... "II IMEnroe oen oontrol """-'f , _ . •~PtJ•'-too. aUT. .. " · 1¥ NFL Standings- CI<Y<Iand -"""· ' .Dome. the second·wtnnlngest coacblnNFL Also disappotnted were the Wa· history. shlngton Redsklns, who were Landry, the only head coach the tllwnped 35-17 by the Miami Cowboys have had since the Dolphins . Miami quarterback Dan franchise was formed In 1960, has Marino riddled the WashlngtQn today. 235 victories to 23t for former Green defense for five TO passes and 311 Cleveland was shut ootfortheflrst Bay Coach Curly Lambeau. yards. · The late George Halas, who time since Nov. 'II,l!m, when It lost QUarterback Phll Slrnms got .the coached the Chicago Bears, ts the 9-0 to a Rams teari1 also coached by New York Giants off to a fast start, KnOx. all·time leader with 325 wins. The Seahawks were not the only completing 23 of 00 attempts ' Los Angeles running back Ertc Dickerson, will scored his team's team hurt by .tnjurtes In the first ~;;;;::;::=====::::;. I only touchdcMin on a 2·yard run In weekend of action. J;>lttsllurgh quarterback David the opening minl!tes, had a good game, tinlshlngwlth 138yards on21 .Woodle:Y, bospltallzedwlthaconcus· carries. D1ckerson led the NFL- tn slon following a af·'II Joss to Kansas \ rushing as a rookie last year with City, probably will not play Thurs-. day night when theSteelersgoon the l.~yards. Three Dallas players established road to play the New York Jets. Woodley, who completed 11 of 17 personal . single-game highs In UII•Y· C. _receptions - Tony Dorsett ca~~ght passes lor 225 yards and two R, E.A . 10pasaesfor66yal'ds; DougDonley touchdowns In just over a half of had nine catches forlaryards; and play, wasrek>esedfrom thebospital Doug Colible had eight receptions Monday but did not take part In the Practice for 99 yards. Dorsett also rushed for team's Labor Day workout. Before the : The Steelers rushing attack 81 yards on 2!1 carries. Internal • without Franco Harrts - managed ' ar-ne Cl'IJIIhed Rev' e nue . 46 yards on 24 carrtes. just The CowbOys-Rams game was Seroice Elway qurl'MAh!e the second NFL coritest ot the day. Denver's starting quarterback, In the aftemlon, the Seattle Seahawks woo their first regular· Jolm Elway,ls quesllonablefornext seasm c:p!lll!r evl!l" by poondlng the Sunday'sgarneagalnsttlieBearstn Chicago because of a bruise and ' Cleveland Browns l'W. Dave Krieg threw three touCh· sprain suffered In his left slllulder during a 20-17 victory over Cincinnati. 1118 E. M1ln Bt. The bxlianapolls Colts' debut In Pom•ov. OH. their new home would have gone . ninth season on Monday afternoon !i•R Block Office Locltlon• becausebaseball'sSeattleMarlners better if they had not beaten PH. 992·3791 played at the Klngoome on Su!ldaY. themselves; said Coach Frank .. ..--"---------------'------"-.~..,.;'-------..-~---- at s.n Franc!Jro, Cn) H~ Clndnnall Toronto 6, Mlmnota 0 KaMa!l City 6, ChlcB«< 4. 10 Oakland ' Cb:.'lnrllll It s.n DletiO. 1n1 Atlarlia atl.al AJWPiel, (II) IDdl ..., . . Botton .r Mtfwluktofo. 1n1 Berry's World }'liN Ycrk at PlttltJurah, (DI Ph!la!ltlpNa at st. LollS. cnl """"' Mlmrtola t Bo!lton 4, Cil"Y\>>and 1 Oakland 7, J:lto1rolt !'i Ctdc8go 6, Kansas City 1 'J'eul A. Mllwaukft> 4 Calllomla U, NN Ycrk 6 Scattlt 10. Baltimore- 9 ~. Callbt'Na at Clfovt>l.,4. tnt Baltln1cwe at Detroit , tnl Toronto at N8 York. tnl Today, in ·history . 6f, 77 81 .~_: srr · Odci&O !Sirldi!I'IOR 6-41 at ~ (Carlton U-6), Cn l NfW Ycrt !Ferundl!z f-31 a1 St. Lolls tO.' 8-101. Cnl • 9ln DtiiO C'Mlttlca 13-71 at LCJI; AW'Iee ltilriNEI' 8-7), ( ft) ' .. In 7 ·.o.n. ' CNclao. Mmtreal, (PI "' "' ..... 1 / Toronto 58 6:.1 63 wtliT DIVIIION '10 67 Kansas Cll)l America the great ·_ __..__~__A_rt_B_uc_hwa_ld or W L Pd. GB ~I Boston 8, Mltwau!WE' 5 New York :i1. Toronto 0 "That's what I mean. You can 'either love them or hate them, and as long as you don't live in Dallas no one Is going to arrest you." ·"WeD, It's been great talking to .... CINCINNATI (AP) ":' Jtin Interception. He was sacked four McNally, ollenslve line coaCh of the · times for 35 yards tn ll;lsses and was Cincinnati Bengals,. thinks his under pressure most of the game. "The bll1zes and sacks weren't all players gave a respectable perfor· · mance In an opening loss to the their (the offensiVe llnem8!'s) faults," McNally said. "111at's one · · Denver Broncos. The Broncos generally shut doo'n of the best defenses In the league, the Clnclllllali running attack and too." harassed qu.arte!"back Ken Ander· The BroncoS ueed a lot of different son throughout their 20-17 victory In defensive tactics, and the strategy Denver Sunday. But McNally worked. defended the pertonnance of his "Yoo'vegottohandlttoDEnver," offensive llne. . said guard Max Mo1Jioya. "They "We passed the ball well, and I used a lot of vartations off that 34 thought we did a good job overall," defense· (three linemen, four lirebackers) . They took a lot of McNally said. Anderson completed· 25 or 49 chances." . pllSSes for 323 yards with one The Broncos switched allgments Oikland 8. "Or shortcbanglng the people on . the bottom ~ the ladder." . ·"I'll teD you another thing that's · great about Arnertca. The ·Dallas Cowboys.'' . ' "What's so great abJut the DaUas Cowboys?" Kush. The Colts lost four fUmbles In falling to the Jets 2J.l4atthe Hoosier ·McNally doesn't blame hi~ linemen · :=:5?£~3~ ' hashish frOm Iran to Western Europe. for two years when his The vtclol'y, ·however, wa6. a costly one lor the Seahawks. All·Pro running back Curt Warner Urnped oil tleld with a knee Injury In the second quarter, and after the game team otltctals said Warner was to undergo arthroscopic surgery Peace of Mind per!ol111P11Ce... I record In openers on the road. It also enabled LaDdry to bee<me ,· SERVICE Dependability completing 33 of his 47 passing Unholy alliance_·-------:--_____J_ack_A_nde_ . _rso,-·n WASHINs:;iTON- Federal agencies have amaased volumes of evidence linking ti,tgttive American financier RDbert Vesco to a mam· moth drug smuggling operatloilln unholy alliance with Nicaraguan government omctais. My sources say the profits from .the Ullclt drug traffic have exceeded $25 billiOn. , Flrs'thand evidence comes ll'bm a former · Vesco associate In the scheme, Jitze Koolstra, a·European dope smuggler who fied to the Bahamas In 1981, one jwnp ahead of the law. Lured Into a trap by U.S. Cus(9ms SerVice agents, Kooistra turned state's evidence and was allowed to plead guilty to relatively minor charges. Koolstra's account of the VescoNicarag\lan connection Is lakl out In a i!Jvernment report marked "sen· sltl~~e.'' It was obtained by my associates Donald Goldberg and Corky Jolmson. Here Is Koolstra's story: Kool$tra had been smuggling The Daily Sentinel-Page . 3 .I-------IIIli• CLIPANDMAIL•------, ..........,.. ... . I I 0 ....... - ............... die Add.Qa Elecuic Hell Pump. \'~IIIDifiael: 0 OD D LPGts 0 N-.!Gts 0 Ekcaicity I I ~~------------~----------'"•----~~--------------------------------------I a.·----~-----------~----~-------~z•~·------- I 1 ...... M I Diait..::=..., . .JI '$ I ..... JOJ.J05C)I;} It• ,S.W.•P.O.b4DD•C ·~~hio44'101 L ----------~------ .......... ...... . ' �• Tuelday, September 4, 1984 Tua1dly, September 4, 1,9 84 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ·Twins snap losing streak, 4-J '· ··cleveland edges Angels, 6-5 Cubs, Padres win; Reds lose again By MIKE CLARK AP Sparta Wrlier With the streaking Chicago Cubs playi!lg almost perlect baseball, the New York Mets can't alford lillY .TAKI!S RANDOFF -Royce Bissell ( 13) bands ~ff to Ke¥ln Barber (22) dtutng action In Friday's - . a opa« apiDit Waterford. Er•em snapped a 10 game losing streak with a resounding, 36:8 victory. At right Is Eagle laclde Jim Edwards ('l%) . Sa,.,.,.,. sli!l'ups-orverymanyshowdoWns with the likes of Br\1ce Sutter. Sutter was at his late-llullng best Monday night, limiting the Mets to one hit over two lnnlngs In recording · a National League-record 38th save as St.Louis stOpped New York 7-3. The defeat was only the secood In 10 games for New York, rut the Mets ronetheless kist groond during that stretch because the Cubs were winnlngelghtofnlne. ThelatestCub triumph was ;l4-3, 12-llullngdeclslon over Philadelphia that boosted the Chicago lead In the NatlonalLeague , East to $lx games with only 251eft In the season. In other National League acl;lon, San Diego used home runs by Kevin McReynOI\18 and Terry Kennedy to beat Los An&eles 4-3and extend.the Padres'leadlntheWestemDMslon to 10 games over Houston, a &41oser at Atlanta; PittsbUrgh bJanlced Montreal 3-9 behind the pitching of Larry McWllllams; and Dusty B;tker walked with the bases loaded to force In the deckllng run as San Francisco slipped by Cincinnati 4-3, The Mets bolted to a 2~ lead IIIIer three innings on Darryl Strawber· ry's double and a sacrtflce IJy by Hernandez, but St. Louts used home runsbyGeorgeHendrlckandDavld Green to build a 5-3 edge after six Innings against Met starter Ron Darling, ll·6. On came Sutter to snap the NL saverecordof37set by Cincinnati's Clay Carron ln 19'12 and tied by RoWe Fingers or San Diego ln 1978 and Sutter, then with Chicago, In 1979. Sutter's next target Is the majorleague record of 45 saves, set last year by Dan Quisenberry of the Kansas City Royals. Cubs 4, PWIIes 3 . . Chicago won Its 21st game ln ll starts when Klko Garcia misplayed , . a two-oot llfOIIIId baD, aJJowlng the Olbl' Ryne to race bDme with the cleddln& run In the 12th Inning. Sandberg slapped a ODIHIUt ground baD and reecbed base wbl!ll teammate Rlcble HeiNl' was trapped ol _ , bale. But Sandlleq • the lnnlna aUve by swlplng&eallldandthellcamehome When Garcia bQoted Gary Mat· thews' grounder, 1 Earller, MQie Sclunldt hit hls:j!lth hcmer of the year for PblladelphJa ~ Ron Cey hit Ills :Ntb and Matthews his 10th tlr the Olbs. ~Frazier, 4-2, aot thewtn In relief of Chlcaao start« Rick Sutcliffe, will didn't get the delilslon despite allowiJI& only three hits and strlldilgout lSineJabt lrqllngs.REI!Ie Martin, 1·2, ablorbed the Joss. Glalilll4,._3 Clnclnnatl starter J~ RusseU, 6-lS.~thebuesmthentnthoo singles by Scot 'I'IIompm and Joel Youngllloodandanlntenttonalwalk to Joiii!Die LeMaster. John Franco came out of the bullpen to face Baker, who walkedooa3-lpltch to toree ln the deciding runIn abattleof Western Division ceUar-dweUers, Greg Minton, :HI; got the Vlctocy In relief. Eric Davis hit his fourth homer In a losing effort. Padres 4, Dodprs 3 McReynolds' :nil homer of the season gaveSan Diego a l~lead and Kennedy's 12th of the year, . a two-run blow In the fourth, provided the dUference for San Diego. Mark Thunnond,lH,scatteredslxhitsln 61-Jinnlngs.LuJsDel.ronandCralg , Lefferts threw hitless relief the rest oftheway,wlthl.Eftertsearnlnghls lOth save. Jerry Reuss, 2-7, took the loss, which <hopped the defending Western Division cbamplons 10 games below .500andlSgamesback of the Padres. Braves8,AIItnls4 Dale Murphy's 29th homer tied Mike Schmidt for the league lead and snappec! a 4-4 deadlock ln the fifth. Craig McMprtry, 9-14;wentslx . Andretti dominates Escort IN' BEl'WEEN - Fairland baD carrier Dwight Galloway Is eaupt between three Meigs defenders, ~ lUcier (10), chancey during last Friday's JioD.Jeape mllO!Der at l'nictol'vllle. Fairland edged Mejgs, 7~. (14) Jaclde Welker (25) and Mike Hambooger wins featured race · at Scioto Downs Ohio Sportlight .. ' By George Strode Byars wants to surpass goal COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Keith Byars likes to defy tradition. Ohio Slate University's starting tallback makes no secret that he expects to surpass the goals besets. Last year, the 6-foot-2, 233pounder !rom Dayton was one or the topFunnlngbackslncollegefootball, In his first year as a starter, Byars ran for 1,]99 yards and 20 touch· doWnS, was named to the AD·Big Ten Conference first team and the All-America second team of The Associated Press, and led the conference In both rushing and scoflng, His 132 points included one kickoff return lor a score and one reception of a touchdown pass.Hewassecond In the nation lnscorlng,rankingoniy behjnd the 174 points of Nebraska's Mlli€Rozler. "I don't want to sound boastful, bul'l would .like to rush for more yards, score more touchdowns, be AD·Big Ten again and first team All•Amertcan this year" Byars said atter a preseason practice Session, The Buckeyes open the 1984 campaign Saturday at home against Oregon State. There Is ' strong evidence to support his hopes. Even thOugh his speed Is average, he has tremend· ous explosive power as a runner. Once he rips through opposing lines Into the secondaty he Is tough to hilndie. Byars also can catch passes. He snagged 23 for 359 yards last season , and showed his explosiveness In the Fiesta Bowl by returning a kickoff99 yards to score in theBuckeyes'2S-20 victocy over Pittsburgh, "When I look at my stattstlcs for last year, I just say they are not good enough for my junior season. I want to do better and I think I Cl!ll," he said. "This year, we have a big and experienced line that wiD clear the path for the ball carriers," Byars said. "Iwanttorunharder,catchthe ball better and carry out my assigrunents with fewer mistakes." He said having speedy Barry Walker at fuUback w1ll be a big advantage. "J;larry, with his speed and quickness, wUI give us added dimensions offensively. With Barry In there, opposing defenses wiD not be keying on me all the time," said Byars, who Is studying for a career as a social worker. Byars also said he Is pleased that the Buckeyes are not ranked among thl' top contenders for the confer· encetltle. "That Is good, It takes the pressure off us," he said, "I read somewhere where Iowa Is the preseason favorite, If we knock off Iowa when they come here (on Sept. 22 In both teams· conference opener),justlookwherewewlllbe." SIINERBID SATEUITE SYSTEMS *Sped SEPT. * aI 8' CO-ANDEI spun aluminum dish with Drake 324 rec;eiver .· 100 degr1t LNA · completely installed $179.5.00 "R''"'i"'' PI'"" 11 1 Sail Plt6" . 378-6158 ow. I d . ,, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Hanibooger, a horse that has been searching for respect all year long, gotthebreakofalifetimeMondayat SciotoDowns. Hambooger, owned by Pblllp Bong!0Vann!. (Panna ) and . Troy Mollohan (Fowler scored the . biggest success of his),yOOng career ln the featured $95,(0) Hank 1bomsonPace' anOhioSiresSiakes ChampiOnship Final for :J.year-oid I pacers. He won the contest at cot odds of 6-1 and set a stake record of 1:57.2overatrackUstedasgooddue -to early afternoon rainS. Dn'ver Gerald Bookmyer raced his coolt In fourth through the first three-uarters of the mile. He raced wide around the final tum and paced to a strong length win at the wire. Cagey Hero got locked on the r all In fifth around the final tum, but broke loose In time to finish second, LEXINGTON, Ohio (AP)- The points race has heated up In the CART·PPG Indy-car World Series, and Mario Andrettils applying the name. The 44-year-old auto racing veteran dominated Sunday's Escort Radar Warning lro at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for his fifth victocy of the season -four of them runaways oo road circuits. It was also the seventh siart from the pole position for the Budweiser· . sponsored,Lola T -1m co-owned by actor Paul Newman and Carl Haas, F1a. ~18. NE>xt: ar TPXU, ~ - 15. No. 2, Nt.Uaska 10-0-01 was ldlr. Nt.oxl : Iowa Stot•. 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Meier, • ' I • • • I Boston ahead with a two-nmslngle. Annas extended the lead with a • two-run shot ln the sixth, Dennis Boyd, 1().9, struck .ouS: : . seven batters, walked two and gave • up seven hits. In six Innings. Bob"' Stanley picked up his 19th Sa.ve. Yankees Z, Blue J8)11 0 Joe Cowley scattered three hits over eight Innings and Bobby • Meacham drove In the deciding with a sacrifice IJy In the sevenOl asNew York blanked Toronto. • Dave Wlnfleld hit a solo homer, . his 17th, leading·off the eighth to : pi'Ovlde a cusl)lon !or Cowley, 6-1, •· who picked up his fifth straight victory. Cowley, who struck out tow:. ~ and walked four, bested Luis Leal• • 13-5, who llmlted theY anl!res to just.••• six hits In seven Innings. Dave ; · Righetti coUected his 24th save. run: : 14th.ranked Michigan, The Second Ten consists o1 PEnn State, AriZona State, Brtgham Young, Michigan, $outhem Metb:J. dlst , Oklaboma, Pitt, Boston Col· lege, Washlngton and Florida State. Boston College won Its opener over MOST ALL SIZES . The Twins got aU the runs they · needed following Blanca!ana's er· rorwhen Ron Washington singled to make It 2.0. Bud Black,14-U. willgaveUpooiy six hits Iii eJabth Innings, was the Western Carolina 44-24 while Flor· Ida Slate trounced East Carolina 48-17. loser. . The preseaso~t Sl!cond Ten was Elsewhere, Cleveland edged Call· Penn State, ID\Ya, Art:zona State, . fomla6-5,BostontoppedMIJwaukee Michigan; SMU, Oklahcma, Flor· 8-5, New Yorlc blanked Toronto 2-0, Ida, Washington, Boston College OaklaJid routed Chicago 8-2, Baltl· and Florida State. more beat Detroit 7-4 and Seattle Slartlng guard Juan Comendelro fractured an ankle In prac!i(,'e r------.---~,...,.-...;,_---~-----'-----------,__--...!..-...:..,_ Monday and w1ll be out ror at least six weeks. Cornerback Reggie Sutton, w)lo missed Saturday night's 32-20 victory iNer No. 17 Flortcla.- was stW unable to practice. Tight end WIUie Smith, 'will lied a sch9ol record with 11 receptions ~ Florida, carne out of the game ~ a sprallled ankle and ~Jimmy Jolmson listed hiln as "very questionable" for Saturday's trip to Michigan, ' Star receiver Eddie Brown has a sore thumb but should be aU right by Saturday. ' ' So, It was understandable why JOhns!:>J! wasn't ecstatic aQOilt being No. l While till! Hurrlcanessoaredfrom No. 10 In the preseason poD aU the way back to the top spot they held at theendofthe 1983season, Nebraska held onto. the runnerup spot - just llkelastyear-andAuliumdropped to eighth place. In the first regular-seasOn poll, Miami recelvecj 36 or 55 first .Jl]ace votes and 1,040 or a possible 1,100 pplnts from a nationwide panel of sports writers and sportscasters, Nebraska, which opens Its season against Wyoming this weekend, had seven first·place vot~ and 949 points. The Comhuskers also were second in the preseason poD. Pitt, No. 3 In the preseason poD, was upset by Brigham Young 21H4. and dropped tol7thplace. CJemscn, a 4().7 winner over Appalachian State, cUmbed trcim fourth to third with two first-place votes and 900 poln~. ' UCLA. which opens this week ilgalnst San Diego State, moved .. frMl Mh to fourth with six flnt·piace ballots and 866. points, wbiJe Texas, Which doesn't play Ulllll Sept. 15, jumped from sixth to PRICES START AT $1995 '•• Plu$ Exchan&f •Free Mounting *free Balancing •Full Warranty __,__.,...-.....----.;_-------...:.... ,• • • exactly I ' Capital Savings & Loan, a Beneticiatafflliate. has been accepting deposits io Ohio since 1892. 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' They took ~tageof a secondInning error by, Royals shQrtstop Buddy ,Bianca)ana that led to two unearned runs, and cut down two Kansas .City basenlnners attempt· lng to stretch hits. Jorge 0rta led oil the Kansas City second with a hit to right-center, rut was thrown out by abOut 10 feet by ~ fielder Kirby Pucl!ett whBI he trledforadouble. DonSiauglltiEd off the sixth with a single and was ' · thrown out by left !Ieider Dave w~ Texas 7-3. .. J..U-8,Anae~s5 Mel Hall arid Joe Carter bomered and Mike 'Hargrove rapped a two-rundoubletobackSteveCorner as ClevelanQ defeated California. · Comer, 4-8, yielded seven hits Whlle strtklngoutlhreeand walking one In seven innlrlgJ. 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Kent Tekulve got Ills 'lith save lly pitching the ninth, · MarveU Wynne drOVe ln the only ·, run McWllllams needed with a sacJ'IIIce tly ln the third lnnlna oil Montreal starter Steve Rogers, 5-13. A Rogers wild pitch In the fourth aUowed Tony Pena to score the secQIId run and JaSOII Thornp8!J!1 . canpleled the scoring with a solo homer, his lSth, In the sixth. 733 Thtrd Avenue, New York, New York 10017. How the AssoctatC'd Prns Top '1\mliY col"' "' "'"""" teams ramo ""' '''"'" I'o. 1, AuiNI'n 10-1-tll bil to M!Mnl, last-minute replacement for the scheduled slarter, Pascual Pere2. Atlanta Manager Joe Torre yanked Pere2 frMl the linrup when the controVlirSial right-bander arrived at the stadium an hOUr late. Gene · Garber pitched three Innings for his sevepth save. · Vern Ruhle. 1·9, took the pitching Joss. Jose Cruz drove ln three runs for the Astros with a bases-loaded b1ple ln the fifth. Andrettl _ , leads T<m Snl!va 1n the points standings, with H ere. ' s how T op T wen· ly £ared 1 By"".._....., Pr.- !DniDgs , for the victory as a CLEVELAND (APl - Sports equipment doesn't have .to be expensive, especlaUy for fitness products such as barbeUs and dumbeDs. Larry 1\lbrlght, president o! an aeroSol packaging company. says smart shoppers need only search through thecJassHied advertising of newspapers and penny-saver publications. . . • .. .Ohio IOtate, which plays Its qlellf!l'_ Satunlay against Qreaon State, I'QIIe tnmii!YI!IIth toslxthwith696polnts. NOtre Dame. which kicks off Its season this Week against Purdue, went tromelghthtoseventhwithone !lrst-place wce and.619 points. Auburn W8ll e\ihth with 002 points, foUowed by 1\labama, which remained In ninth place with one ftnt-place ballol and !!95polnts. The Cr1mioil Tide get1 under way this .week ap1n1t Boet011 Collete. Iowa, No. 12111 the preeeason poD, climbed to lOth with One first-place vote and !Ill points. The Hawkeyes open this week against · Iowa State. The remaining flnt-place VIlle went to • ' I • ., ·" I '. ., • . .' • , •' • •• ••• ., •.. ~ ~ .. ~ : ':i . ..•l '~ .................,_ ~ ' "..- .,, GALLIPOLIS-416 2nd Avenue , , .... .,,,, .. , . (614)446-2765 POME.FIOY-300W. 2nd Stree1 .... , , ........ (614)992·2111 JACKSON-396 Eaatll4ain Street ,,, ... , ..... (614)286-4187 ~ ., j ·I '' �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 4. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio . August grocery prices drop h- ' fall sevm cities an averaae of 3.2 percent. They rose tn 11\oe cities an averageof2.8 pei'CE!Jit. Prices In one clly, Boston, rernailied\llldlaliged. This tlnie IU'OUJI(!, pOrk fl)ops slowly. And orange juice was. more expenslve, while egg prict!:s coo· ttnuedtheirdecllne. , , "I think food prices are stablllz· tng. I don't know If they actually · went down,'' saldMichaeiK.Evans, New Haven man returns from Mediterranean VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Th~ thunder of a Navy fighter jet can be distracting and even alannlng to some - but the U.S. and allied troops in Lebanon claimed it was . music to their ears. "I know having our jets fly over Lebanon Instilled a sense of security to the Marines on the ground," Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael L. Winnings of New Haven, W.Va .. said. · The 24-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winnl'lgs of New Haven is assigtjed to Fighter Squadron 32, bas.ed at Oceana Naval Air Station In Virginia Beach, Va. Winnings, an aviation machl· nist's mate, Is one of 250 enlisted personnel who maintain the squad· ron's 12 F-14 Tomcat jets. ''i'm a jet mechanic," the 1978 graduate of W;ihama High School said. "I inspect, adjust, repair, overhaul and test our planes' · engiDes.'' Winnings' squadron recently returned from a six-month deployment to the Caribbean and Mediterranean . They were embarked aboard the aircraft carrier USS Independence which provided around·the.clock tactical airborne reconnaissance and combai tllghts. During the deployment, Winnings' squadron flew more than 1,00l successtill mtssions over Grenada and Lebanon. The Independence spent 10 days off the coast of Grenada, then crossed the Atlantic Ocean to . deploy Wtth a naval t~k force supporting the multinationa l peacekeeping force In Lebanon. The slllp cruised more than 50,<00 mUes during Its 176-day deployq1ent. Winnings Said making six-month deployments Is pari of his job, but It's tough because of family separa· tion. " My wife was apprehensive about the deployment," he said. "She worried constantly, but under· stands why I have to go, and supports my career 100 percent." Winnings is · married to the former Kimberly Javlns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold of New Haven. They have a four:yearold daughter, Leaha. The former defensive end for the Wahama football team joined the Navy tn November 1978. . Illinois millionaire will keep job CHICAGO (AP) -A $40 mtlllon · father, brother and sister. "All we want to do Is pay off our lottery windfall mtght leave some people singing, "Take This Job and bllls," he said. "After that we'll sit Shove It," bui Michael Wlttkowskl down anddecldewhattodowithlt." says he'll stay on as a printer He may use his riches to b\lY because "If I just sat around Chicago.Cub baseball tickets, Wit· tkowskl sald. ''Maybe now I'll have counting my money, I'd be bored." The :IS-year-old who became the money for playoff tickets." biggest lottery winner in history Is heading back to his ~.®a-year TbeLottogamewentthreeweeks job at a check·printtng company withoutawtnner,andfrenzledtlcket Wednesday, he said. Tbe fact that buying by people from as far away ~·uget$2mtlllonayearfor20years as California and New Jersey "haSn't begun to sink tn yet." swelled the jackpot tothernonumen· Wlttkowskl was the only person to tal levels. pickthenumbers2,3,10,26,lland43 Lottery superintendent Michael -the combination drawn Saturday Jones said 2,CW players matched night in the state's cash-swollen five out of the six numbers drawn weekly Lotto game, Illinois l..ottery Saturday night, and each wlll otflclals announced Monday. receive $1,5W.50. He said 103,652 Atanewsconference,Wittkowskl players ma~ed four. of .the six said he'll share the prize with pis numbers and will each get $45.50. Annual Meigs · soil~water banquet slated November 8 Meigs Inn at 10 a.m. was discussed. POMEROY - The Meigs Sot! The public Is Invited to attend. and Water Conservation District's annual meeting will be held Nov. 8, aj 7 p.m . at the Salisbury E lemen· . tliry School. · · A steak dinner will be served by the Salisbury PTO. Tickets re $5 each and will be available from the Meigs SWCD Office or from any SWCD supervisor. Plans were made to sponsor a county soli judging contest for vocation agriculture students In Meigs County. Prizes will be awarded to the top team as well as top IndiViduals In both an urban and agricultural contest. Prizes will be awarded at the annual meeting in November. A ttsh sale was planned. Orders will be taken and delivery will be on Oct. 25. Chairman Tom Theiss appointed John Rice, Dave Fox and Alan }{olter to a nominating commtttee for supervisor elections. The terms of Rex Shenefield and Tom Theiss expire this year. The Meigs SWCD Annual Plan· ning Meeting set for Sept. 13 at Contest winners are announced POMEROY - Dally winners In the recent Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District Mystery Farm Contest were: Tuesday Phllltp Roberts; Wednesday Russell Keller; Thursday - Opal Eichinger; Friday - Don Smtth; and Saturday - Lori Ritchie. Tbe daUy farms were, Tuesday - Betty Lou Dean; Wednesday Gary Michael; Thursday- George and Mary Holter; Friday - Bob Lee; and Saturday - Leonard . Amos. There were approximately 100 entries. Dally winners will receive tree packets In the gprtng, In conjunction with the Meigs SWCD Ladles AuxUtary tree packet sales. Patty Dyer was the winner of the com guess contest. There ,were 2,413 kernels of corn In the jar. Dyer's guess was 2,430. Jones reported that a record 3J..7 mllllon tickets were sold for the drawing and at one point were selling at a rate of 318 a second. Wittkbwskl, who has a girlfriend and ts planning to become engaged, said last week started out like any other week - he and his family bought about $35 worth of tickets, and he played the same numbers he always does. The famUy watched the drawing on television at borne. Wlttkowskl said that just before the drawing, he wrote his numbers on a piece of paper, along with the words "these are my $40 mtlllon numbers." Whenhefoundouthe'dbeaten the 3.5 mtlllon-to-1 odds, Wlttkowski said.; he " jumped up and screamed." The winner, whose mother Is deceased, appeared at Monday's press conference with his father Frank, 56, a foundry foreman, brother Dan, ll. his sister EUeen, 23; and his girlfriend, ~-year-old Fran Pappas. ' "I think she pulled a few strings," Willkowskt said of his mother, Edna, who died about 10 years ago. wboheadsaneconomlcforecasttng firm In Washington. "Wedldhavea run-up In pork prices last month, but , thatwasseasonal.'' ·' Pork prices skyrocketed an av~ageof14.9percentdurtngJuly. This ·past month, they droppl!d 1.9 percent. Chopped chuck fell 4.2 percent during August. " We'll also ctme to see smne downward pressure during the next few months because of the bountifUl harvest this year. Perhaps tn the (AP) surveythatmayhavealready started," Evans saki. ,_ - P!~aB ' ... 7 Twirling classes beginning soog · The Stylettes Twirling Corps Is· beginning fall classes and accepttng: new students ages three through 18.; Classes are held every 'l'hundayeventng beglnntng Sept. 6 at' tJie, Rutland Civic Center. · . Students are divided Into classes a~g to abWty 111d age. The two beginner classes are Instructed: . tn parade c,'Orps, dance twtrl, and' basic twirls. The intermediate and; advana!d classes are lnstructal In· parade corps, dance twirl anit pomp:m team dallctng. Under the direction of Pe!IIIY GillesPie, wbo has been teaching for nine years, the Stylettes parade corps, .dance twirl, and pon!pOin , teamshavewonnurneroustrqlhles, plaques and rtlibons for their outstanding performances In pa· ra~ and twlrllng competltloils. For additional tntonnatlon and . . registration residents may contact Dolores WUhelm at ~19!11. or students can register on theopentng day of classes al the J:tutland Civic Center, 3::J.l p.m. Stylettes twirlers .Calendar TIJESDAY CHEStER -Chester CouncU Extension notes••• · and rake lightly. Apply mulch By JOHN C. RICE lightly. Weed-free straw 1s . preExtellllon Agent ferred. If you have a lawn roller, MelpCOUJQ POMERY - Bees, Bees, Bees! apply seed and straw and then roD . Yellow jackets are everywhere. You may want to water lightly to Old you know Sevin Is very toxic or get seed to germinate. deadly to all bees? For yellow . jackets just find their entrance and apply a teaspoon of Sevin dust and· presto' Next day- no more yellow jackets. This also tells us to be very careful with·theuseoiSevtn. U at all possible, don't spray any planis whtle they are In bloom. Honeybees sqould be protected whenever ·possible. Farm Science Revtew- Sept. 18, 19 and 20. Tickets are . $2 If purchased In advance, $4 at the gate. J;llackleg - Be sure to vaccinate y,our calves. The vacctnels cheap ... dead calves are expensive. Beef Day- Mark your calendar. Beef Day Is coming. It wUI be held on Saturday, Sept.·29. TberewUl be something In the program for l'veryone. Judging contest,. mtcrowave cooking, exhibits, etc. LMITEO SUPPLY Webs In Trees- Those webs see now are probably the fall ALL BLACKWALL webworm. The Infestation Is worse In Ohio this year than It has been the past three years. These webworms are not going to kill the tree. Seed or Reseed Lawns Now Fall Is always a good time to · reseed. Try to complete the seeding by Sept. 15. Take a soli test If possible. Work up the ground and remove large stones, etc. Apply fertilizer and lime, work soU and smooth. Use bluegrass 9E!!d unless you. have a shade problem. Seed S~nt.iriel Tua,day, SeptemtAr 4, 1984 . ·. .pereent. · • Seth Diamond, who follows the Industry for the investment ftrrl1 Shearson, Lehman-American El(· press tn New York, cited a severe freeze iii Florida earlier this year that cut the season's estimated production ot orange juice concen· trate by about 'XI percent. In addition, ~ said, orange juice demand was up. Egg prices feU an average 2.8 percent, not Including Detroit, . wl\ei'e the price of a dozen eggs· plummeted from an unusual high of 323, Daughters of America, will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the ' h811. Games wW be conduCted by the ways and means ccmmlttee wi!h member to provide prizes. Refreshments wiD be sold. POMEROY Pomeroy Chapter 186, Oi'der~the Eastern Star, wU1 be held at 7: 45 p.m. Tuesday at the Puneroy Ma· sonic Temple. Past matroos and ~patrOns wlll be honored and the past llll!troos are asked to wear their .c hapler dresses for the year they wen: worthy .matron. r------'------..L....---------- ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs County Fair Board meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at Rock Springs Falrgmllnds. · 155R13 ............. S32.SO. 165R13 ............. S34.50 185/70Rl3 ....... S4LOO 195/70Rl4 ....... S44.00 WEDNESDAY Mounted & Balanced FREE --ALL POMEROY - ·Chester · Garden Club will meet at the homes of Pat and Ada Holter Wellnesday. Members are ·to take .gar<Jen Shears and heavy gloves for a workshop on teasel ba1la In ·which "something tnm nothing" wW be created. A picnic ;md 'loor of the Holter gardens wlll precede the workshop. The Holter tann and gardens will be open , to the public for tours l!etween 3 and 7 p.m. that day. SI;ASON~ you . WE DO BRAKE WORK ALIGNMENT $}450 MOST Prizes planned pi~ omen.'s Fellosh-ih . ··decorating ctass was conducted by Rutland gardeners WI . •r Madeline Painter. Refreshments AretreatlobeheldSept.2land22 wereserved. . attheDalwlnCampwasiiiii10UIICed , At the July meeting held at the at the recent meeting ~ the Bradbury Church, the program Wcmen's Fellowship of the Meigs consisted of slides Of the Holy Land County Churches of Christ at ·.the by Ruth Seevers who told of a trip BradfordChurchofChrliJt. EUeenBowers. ~edthemeet· lngwiibmembersshartngrernem· . tuo brancesofscbooldayslnresponseto . Abakesalewas~ldattherecent roll can. After a group song, the ~tlngoftheChatterCiubheldat Bradford Choir sang "Reaclt Out thebomeofLtndaHubbard.Hostess and Touch." Ann Lambert ·gave , g1tts were presented to Mrs. devotions on the theme "He Burned Hubbard. Games were plaYt!l! with · the H~ of the Lord" and ~ p~ gQtng to Susan Cleland, Lola was a prayer hymn,' "How Great Harrlsoh, Ruth Young, and Brenda Thou Art.'' Vada Hazelton had Bolin. Allee Jacobs won the door prayer. Ida Mwphy pres~ at the prize. RefreslunentS were served. business meetlug nottng that the . mmlnatlng COOIIIIIttee wlll report at the next meeting. . ' 1be !kadldtd .ft!Y19111 was an- ) Mary K. Yost of Racine reported u.ere. Cb atter C'l.L Missionary society IIOIIiiOI!d Sept. ~28. Bob Purtell wU1 speaktor on the Christian Home at the neXt _ _..Rft, to be held at .. ~~... Pexter, Sept. 'll. Cards were'~ ·1or ~ora Calnbrcll, confined tb the Holzer -Medical Ceiter, Tressle wooc!andthlrdonacactus,andMrs. they had arrangEments tn • Lewis preparing an educational chW'ches. Tbe~meettngoftlieRutland .display. . Gardel!ei's Day OUt was anGardenCJubwasheldattheRutland Mr. Atkins IIIIIIOUIICed that Mrs. · blUIICed tor Sept. ·18 at WOOIItl!r. United Metmdllt Clwrch Monday JoeBollnwWjud&etlleflowersiKiw, Reselvatlons are to be made by night with memllers and guests Sept.15andl6,attheRutlandUnited Sept 6. · sharing ootes IIIII Ideas tor dlvldtng Methodist Church. A note was read 'l1ie regional rneellni WW be l!eld . andcultlvatlngperennlals. from Mrs. Bolin thankiJig thEi atJacksononSept.29,theCOUJitytan n~ohtaldngcareotpeonies,lrls, members tor help with the fair meettng.Oct.15atn1nltyChurdJ, lllles,Japaneselrls,andlemoniUies flower shows. Ruth Waller, treas· PumE!Ioy, with • JWIJand.. Club were given and It was noted that urerOAGC,acknowledgedonatlons JnE\ITibersasbosts. September Is a good month for · fromtheclubtotheWahkeenaState . Refresllrnents were 8E!iVed by cultlvattngpt!!'ellnials. · • Nature Presetve, VIctor H. Rles Mrs. Carl Den1soo, Mrs. Lewis, , Mrs.~eyErlewtnegavehlnts · Fel)owsi1>Fund, theOSU~- Mrs. Ernest' Ward, Mrs.~· on SePtember wl!fch tncl\Jded ture Society, and,the PubBc ~iltl· ' Mrs. WUilarnlllin. .Mrs. ~ ~· transPiaJ!tlllg, slipping ftcattoq Fund. • . · Colwell. and Miss Edna Mae Swick. · of plants, and appropriate care of Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Kate Jarrell Plllnts were exchangl!d toJiowlng . houseplantsbeforebrlngtngtlenin attended the WlllcesvWe flower .t hemeetlng. for the winter. A .chart !of show. Mrs. Diehl, MrS. 'l'llmer and propagating Iris was explained by Mrs. Vemon Weber Iepoited on the r;:;;;;;;;~iiiiliiiiiii Mrs. Charles Lewis. care of the town planters. Mrs: Mrs.JamesNicbolsOII(reSidedat . MaMn' WilBon. Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. the meetmc' with MJl. Harry Weber and Mrs. Rot.oa noted that on the Women' s Cllnferellce of the Wllllamlon giving several poems '-•· held 1 and pra)'l!t' IDr devotllllls. A lWOfl Oruu Baptist CqJventloo · a · was given on the recent state Granville at the·recent meeting of the Wcmen's Mlsslo!Wy Society of . conventloll~theOhloAPOCaltkln~ 't hePorneluyFirstBaptlstChurch. GardenClubsJnDayton:Mi-s.Chrls J "'--·· · ~ .... the +iRW • Dlelll, Mrs, Ralph 'l'llmer, .Mrs. Handrlck$ closed the meeting with ane..,. ........E!I' ......mee....,. •Jack Robson, and Mrs. Lewis prayer. For the program, a cake with prayer,' and officer's n!llOfiS attended. Rlltlalld ·Club received . . were given. The love gift was taken superior rating on ll$ proliram and and dedicated by Nettle Barnhart, publicity boo~~$, and the club :love gift chalnnan. Phyllis Skinner, received. im award for Its flower scholarship chalnnan, gave lnforSOO.V and Iecugnltlon tor partlclpa· matlon and showed pictures of the tlon In the CUWIIy Christmas flower new scholarship student, Joseph Sanders. It was ootl!d that Marton show. · Mlchaelhadtalkedaboutherrecent The Meigs ~ Fair flower . d the July shows were dtsrussed with Mrs. trip to the Holylan at ~ Vlrgtl Atkins placing second on an meeting. Gifts were presented to . both Mrs. Yost and Mrs. Michael. artistic design using weathered f~=-=======::;-~ LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities sion of Ohio has set hearing Case No. EFC, to review the curement Q>mmisfor public 84-t2-EL· fuel pro- pracl i~es ' and ·policilis ol Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, the operat<en of its Electric Fuel Component. and related malle;s. This hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday. October 3. 198~ at the offices ot the Public Utilities Commission, . 180 East Broad Street . Columbus. Ohio ~3215. Att interested parties will be 214 EAST MAIN A · Meigs County high school given an oPPortunity to be POMEROY heard . Further informa1ion s,tudeitt will recelvt'i a copy of the · may be obtained by contact· Meigs County Hlst!!IY for scoring A ' surprise party was held Bulnerh,~ Brenda Weiss, . ~r .ing the Commission . the highest In the county on the recently at Fort Meigs Park In Mantey, All!!n Ball, Tressa Harden, THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COM· annual Ohio UniVersity American State lm ob§ervance of the 16th birthday of Kevin and Klm Hudson, Donna MISSION OF OHIO Hlsto!YContest. I By: MARY ANN ORLINSKI. Steve Hudson. Eblin, George and Sharon Thacker. The coolest, sponaored by the Secretary Games were ·plaed with prizes and · the honOred guest's parents, . ~t of History at OU, tests going to Drerna Ebllb, Faith Sonny and Connie Hudson. hlgh. lchool &enlors' knowledge tn American History' from the tiidlans ~ker.~~. ~· ~--------~---------L--------------------~----------~------.ments were served Wtth the cake. lo the present. Gifts were presented to· the The highest IICOl'E!i' In Meigs County will ,receive the history book from tlie Meta& County Pioneer and Stacy Ervin's !II!I;OIId blrthday Thacker, Dremma and Darlene HlstorlcaiSocl~. ()Uiertopscorers wU1 receive certificates from the was observed Wedueiiday with a Eblin, Don, Beckl and Joey Tllll8, . party at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. James and . Lots Eblin, Greg Society. Last year's wlnJlers of book.s were James Cunningham. Stacey Is the · J - Mourning of Meigs Hlgb daughtE!I' Mr. and Mrs. w~ School and Gerald Dill Jr. of Ervin, Racine. A Mickey Mouse theme Southern High School. carried out for the party with Ice Mr.andMrs. WilllamL. Buckley, TT • ;~ ' cream and cake bl!lng served. Gifts PonlE!i'OY •are announctng the birth , V and cards were presented to the ~ason,BrentMOI'KIIII,onAug. Uat youngster by Mr. and Mrs. Paul theHoll.erMedlca!Center. Mrs. Marie Leifheit, rutin, for· Ervin, Kellle and Jason Ervin, BW 1be Infant weighed eight poollls, merly ofPumeroy, Is here visiting Downie,· Jr., Vtrglnla Lee and . · lhreeouncesandwas2l~long. ,.-;;;;:t her lister, Ruth Young 8nd famtly, Jenny, ·Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cu· Mr. and Mrs. Buckley have three and her brothlir, Jtune11 Huelton nlnglwn, ~and Dorothy smtth, other sons, Jeremy, ntne; . Ryan, and family· Sbe came epclally tor , Jtune11 Partlow, Bessie EJVln, Mike seven, and Brandon, tour. the wet1dllll( ~ her IfNI niece, ll!ld •Mary Cwin'w""•~, Mr. and . MateniBI grandparents ·are Mr. Mary 8eib Hibbs Myers, and to . M .... _ . . and Mrs H Karr Ptmeroy attenddleHezeltmreuokln&lliday. Mi'S. Harry WYatt, Mr. and Mrs. · orace • • John Foster, Mr. and Mrs. ~ and ~ pateniBI grandparents are R. Y~J~~~W, Betty and Linda Protrltt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turner, "-r Wayne and Sberr1e Ervin, Mr. IIIII . Proctorville. Great-grandpai'mts · Mrs. John Chancey. Stacey also are Mrs. May Holter, Racine, Mrs. ' Helen Berkl!r, Cllftml, W.Va. Is received doll made by Dorothy AlotnaKaiT, J..onaBottCllll,andBen recupentlncafllomefolloWingal7 Buckle ReedsvWe 1110. II .. ''~,..,...... ... OnlY. $2.39 at the Pleuant VaDey ....-Cllaney....;. ·.;.•_.~---:-:--...:....-----Y·...-_ _._ ____.-f 992·6687 ....,.&8 c......... ' Ervin birthday • •1 ' , I • 2-DiskTRSW · Computer Cut S700 .. _ ... . .............................. --.._ ,._ .. ,_ • Ill_ .....: ~~-:-::=. ... ,~-- · ~1299~~ = ·: : . .-...._ _ ... _ -· .: ...... ,. _,. . ........ -=---·· · -· *'"·- . ·- !_ .. .......... ;.... . -·~· IIC'.loO Wa 11ttt.OO In c.t. RSC-11 Cclmmerclal ~ Avllllllll tor Only $45,., . . . . C'""" Appllclble ~Till) tso.oo· • u... All Model Jn/4 So1tw.re • . P1lcti'VIIICIIc Prig,_ •.•.• llodel4 V111C I W.lltiii.CIO In c.t. ASC-11. ft&.11520• • • • Model m VIIICIIc. W.l1118.00 In c.t. RIC-11. ,.., OftiM,... • •.......,.. ... Add~ CP/M Plua 8pttm to Ulie Thot111nde of Progr,n • Two Doubll Denllty Dlek Drtv.. •lulll-l.n Pill.., ..,.,.,_ ..... Low Prlael Portllble lloclll 4P Now 11ai.OO (111-,_, W.. . 111ti.OO In c.t, FISC-11) . or was ·, :=;'~:~~~~ Buckley birth zs,.,mg fl\m el'.td,eratin:g :r.:;: Picnic held . wo: r.riOIIIilt .......,, ~ ••, a' , a:1 ....._. o1 V~~~Corp. a on\y JOHN A. WADE, M.'D., Inc. EAR, NOSE &JHROAT ,,'G·ENERAl ALLERGIST C:~LL (61 .. ) "2·2104 30.. '675·1244 ., ) .. . for y~ur oo\\cn\ oeve\op\09 $23~ ............. (24 prinl•) .:.............. VETERANS MEM'ORIAL HOSPITAL . ........... M• It AI-'""" Low.Qoat Jllooket Computere to Jllowwlul Daaktop .ueln81e ..,....._.. .· • I ·'Area grOups conduct recent meetings Hudson birthday celebrated CARS r----------------------"'--..:f FOR INFORMAnON LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONYICnON OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS RE· SPONSIILE FOR THE RECENT THEFTS FROM NEWS· STAND RACIS BELONGING TO THE GALLIPOLIS D~ILY TRIBUNE, THE DAILY SENnNEL AND THE POINI PLEASANY. REGISTER. ANYOJU WITH IN· FORMAnON SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT OR THE NEWSPAPER OFFICE. .• Meigs County agents comer · NEWLY INSTAI,IED 1UMS -Terry Gardner )MlliiW below the newl,y Instilled b•WbaiJ m., Cll lbe Pomeroy Tellnlll CGuri. 1be boards were JretaJJed by the M'eldll [«t-Pomeroy Rcary Club wllb llllltA!rlal being c1an tAd by Sherlfi.James J .l'r\Jftllt, Jadt w..,_, 1oca1 ~ official and Altomey CanGD Crow. REWARD . ,! By The.Bend u:s. and chopped chuck - fell. Butter · prices cllmbed again, but more check from the cockpit of an F-14 Tomcat fighter jet. (Photo by Kathy KeU). ' A drop tn cornandaoybean prices $1.!8\nJuly to63cents. would tend to toWer plices tor meat Ev811S attributed the In ~ 11111;1 other toods, be sajd. . prices to a"~ to~· "I think tt looks quite &ODd.'' he 'The avian flu had decimated floc1cs said of the IDflatiCIII*fure, ''Thille ·earlier this year, causing a ~Jump figures are reaaurtng In the ll!llle In egg prices. 'l'be Aasoclated Press drew up a that rlstni food prices wwld be a trlaer 1llat coold lead to ~I' random llst of 15 commonly purchased food and non-food Items, prtOeslnthesecondhalfoftheyear." Butter rose 1.2 pe1 cent after checked the price at one super· jumping u percent mthe prevtous market In each ~ 13cltles on Mardi month. ·· · .1, 1973, a¢ hall ·recllecked on or Charles Shaw, an agriculture about the start of each succeedln& mon!h. '· economJsf with the Depart' rnel1l of Agriculture In Wasl!l!l8to". said: ''This Is thetlmeofyearwhen ,......__ _ _.,......_~....;;-~ rnlllt production and therefore the amount of mtik available for the manutaetureofbutter,cheese, what have you, declines seasonally.' In addition, we have the 'mllk dtverslon~ program which Is In pjace, cutttng'*konmUkproductlon. \1 A third factor, he said, Is the current, Increasing conswnptlon. . Orange juice rose an average ~.4 By WI'IEN'l'IMJIERIAKE AP IIi Writer Grocery prices, reversing coun;e tram theptevtoosmonth,dlgped0.7 percentdurlniAuaust. accordU!ito the monthly Aaoclated Press marketbasketsur.rey. Durlna July, ·prices had suraed 3 percent, primarily because of a jump tn the price of pork chops and butter. In thl! lateat survey, prices fell In MAINTENANCE CHECK - Aviation Machi· nist's Mate, Michael Winnings does a maintenance .. . .The Daily Only t2.99 1l••po.U" Oist (30 p~inu) ............ Only t3.99 J. ' :.a prinl>\ ·"""·""" ..... only •....99 •P""'ro ' .. .. • •Po'"" • l• o ••Po'"" I (7l prinU\ ···"·"........ . 1 , bplres 919/84 . I Prints1 o Keep .• . />. Set 0 l Snore\ J>.nothet o · . . SUJISHER LOHSE Pharmacy CillriK llfflt, R.P~. t ...l~ ...nlq. R.Ph. 1o1 tin Sot. t.OO • ·• · to 9 p.m. ~rtO:io L•. to lUll p.oo. onc1 4 to I p.m. PIESCIIPTIORI PH. M!-!915 KotlntftllkCIIIGioll. t.Ptl. . . ini •~• St. . . FriMI~IJ Stnico Polltroy. Oh. �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page 8-The Daily Sentinel · , Racine-community happenings By Mri. FranCis Morris Mrs. Mildred Swift of Columbus I Mrs. Raymond Butcher of Cal· viii, W.Va. spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. JamesAuthersonand visited Terry Nichols a t Scioto Crest Center at HUllard, Ohio. JennHer Hayman of Pomeroy Route spent several d ays wtth her grandparents. Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Autherson. spent a recent weekend with her mother, Mrs. Francis Morris. Mrs. Cora Wallace, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Edith Harper of Phoenix, Ariz., who are nieces of Mrs. Morris, visited them recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wadsworth. daughter Diane and friend and mother, Dorothy Sayre of Philadelphia, Pa. spent a recent weekend with Mrs. Edna Pickens. Vls!Ung recently with them were Barbara and Jim Willis of Albany; Connie and Dave McLaughlin and baby of Gallipolis and Amanda Stobart and children, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner of Port Clinton, Ohio spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turley and sons. Bud Simpson of Syemour, Ind. spent two days with his mother, Mrs. Grella Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. AI Crow, Becky and Mrs. Swart of VIrginia Beach, Va. spent several d;~ys with Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Da\!ld Crow. Mr. a nd Mrs. WUllam Lake and Lori visited their grandmother, Mrs. Francis Morris recently. . Mrs. James Dougan and daughter, Jeanne Bra(lford of Worthington spent da y recently with Mr. and Mrs. Crill 'Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cappo (former Shirley Nelgley) of Waynesboro. Va. spent a weekend With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nelgler. Other family members joining ..them SaturdaY were June and Philip Miller and children of Northup and Mr. and Mrs. David Nelgler, local . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howell of Flushing visited Mrs. Grella Simpson who acCompanied · them to a Shuler anniversary noted ch~. Nancy Carnahan, Ellen Swartwout, Richard Shuler and his wife, Anna. Mrs. SwartwOut balled the anniversary cake with other refreshments by Mildred lhle, Debbie WoHe, and Dorothy Smith. Helen Holter registered the guests. Earl and Mildred Shuler, Racine, were honored with an open house In ·obse!Vance of their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. • Approximately 175 friends and neighbors attended the celebration · WhiCh took placeatth~MornlngStar ·Church. It was hosted by their r The Daily Sentinel ~~~--~--,............ Huntington, W, Va. to aitend the Hartley reunion at which 150 were present. Mr .. and Mrs. Fred Sayre have returned home from vacationing In Florida. Mrs. Meadle Long was honored with a surprise birthday dinner Slinday by her children and grandchildren at her home. Approximately ~ famUy members and friends attended. ..--~------ .,............... ................ • ......... '""t.:. . -··-.......... . . ..- - --- ', n= ·-i.L.!...~. ··~ . I.EGAL NOTICE signed Case No . 84-CV-227. WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 .or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND of Bos worthnow Add1t1on to LMarcus ower Pomeroy, 1n cor ~ porated V•tlage of Middleport, 8(!1ng Lot 18 9. Last Pnor Conveyance: Vo- Public Notice INTHE OF COMMON PlEAS. PROIIA.lE DMaON. M~IGI COUNTY. OHIO In theM-. of .... e - of: ,JOHN WAYNE RUSSELL. J [)ooo C..No. 24633 NOTICE Not1ce IS hereby g1ven tha t on me 29th day of August. 1984. MaryS. Russell. Executm' of the Estate of John Wayne Russell. late of 31 12 Creeks1de Dnve, Lou1SV1lle, Kemucky. 40222. flied m th1s court under Docket M No. 397 an authentiCated copy of leners of adm1n1stratlon issued to her by the Jefferson D•stnct Court of Jefferson County. Ken tucky Not1CE1 IS ft1rther grven that all cred1 tors of satd estate who des•re•to assert the1r liens on the real estate of sa1d decedent located 1n th1s state shalt presef)l fhe1r c!a1ms. duly sworn to. to this court w1th•n S1x months after the fil1ng of sa1d letters 1n th1s court. or thetr sa1d ltens shall forever be deemed barred and canceled. Ctrtifiod BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING . Bol. 326 Po-oy, OH. 45769 · "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Call 614·992-6737 915-3561 All Makes KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE .LANGSVIlLE . GROCERY & GARAGE PIANO TUNING M~thanical Ot·rr 12 } r8 PH. 614-992-3718 F•ll MIDIILIP.ORT, OHIO 7/30/84 New Chevy Tru<L .. n ......... s.....-;•11)· MIDDLEPORT •.. PLASTIC ARTS Bob It Jean Gt't more For a New Baby 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport. Oh. N011CE TO BIDDERS FOil day. the 6th aay of October I 984. at 10·00 o'clock A.M.. the follow.ng described real esta te. Situa te 1n the County of OffiCA Me1gs and State of Oh10. and 1n the Village of M1ddlepart tO·w1t Snuated ' tn the Countv of Me1gs. '"the State of Ohio; i,lnd •n the V1llage of M iddleport and bounded and described aS The bOard of P.d tJcat10n mtends to accept the lbw6s! res'p ons•ble b•d for tht s pro!OC1. but 1eserv.es the ngtir to retect any and all. or parts of any and All btds. No bid may bfl w ithdrawn for Beg1nn1ng for reference at the Northeast corner of Outlot No. 1 of Palmer1s Addn1on; a penod of s1xtv 1601d•VS afler loltows: CARPENTER SERVICE ROOFING CO. - Concrete work NEW-REPAIR , - Plumbing and llectrtc.t wbrk · Outler• Downepouta Guttera·Cleaned Painting Storm Deors 1St Windows I,Free Eetim1tee1 .V. C. YOUNG-If! 992-6215 or 9<n·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 64 Mlac. Merchendlee thenc• N 38 deg. W 595.5 teet By order of the board of educ1JI10n of thA Meugs l ocal No. 2'14 of P. Jones Estate as shown by Or~g1naf Pial 2. Page School 01stoct . ' 621 South Th~rd .Avenue Middleport, Oh10 ·15760 It Of Meigs County, Ohio. lhe JIM LIFFORD PH. 99Z· 7ZI[J l RENT A CALL 446-4522 U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 1.60 North Gallipolis, Ohio ' 7/11/lfn ·BOGGS · SALES & SERVICJ U. S•. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorized Jolm Detre, New Holl.,.d, Bush Hoc Farm Eguipment Dtlltr Farm Equipme_n t Parts & Service ,.,.,,., ¢UP THIS NOTICE FOR ~UITHfl lfFflfNCf WELDING & FABRICATION 30 Yrs. Experience · Mecheolcal Work Tractors • Cere · • Truck - Automatic Tranamisaion PH. 614-247-2575 8-2-1 mo, d. Sizes Start From 12'd6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'136' Insulated D~Houses P&S BUILDINGS RKine, Oh. Ph. 614-843·5191 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. DITCH WITCH Compltte Gutter Work Completl Remodeling Roofl11g aM TYPH Worked In home • • of 20yeaq .. freeletlmetea" '· ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS . EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 ' 71912 110. d. SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES , 773-5839 or 773-5788 . 8/13/1 mo. trUe place of beginn1ng; thence S 62" W 80 feet jotlowing the North l1ne of lot 2 1/4:' thence S 38 deg. E 56 feet: thence 52 deg. E 80 feet thence N 38 c!Qo. W 35 fee1 to the place of Jane Wagner. TreasurfH 614 -992 -5650 i9i 4. 11 . 18. 25. 41~ GARAGE &ppra1sed ~mount. · Terms· OM thousond dollars : ($1 ,000) in cash or oortWied check on day of • sale. Balance in • > •· · Rt. 124.PDIIIeror Ohio -~· · &niiMI . ' 'MGGK!t 'R-~ I'~ri\. ~ ' ~· . lroklr·AICtiGII SlrvlCI AUTO & TRUCK Chllyt ......,. REPAIR Mtlp Co1ntr AIIOClllt A.l10 Traf!lmillloo P~ont 742-3171 e•rn X•tr• In· need aever•l reprulllllltiVII In thi1 lrlll Pony pion .. p. • pluo, Gitto, toya. home decor. No invn1· me_nt . Car & phone nee. C•ll free 1 · BOQ-663-9077. Also. booking portito . SoM AVON mako 45%. C1ll 446·3368. ATTENTION Homemakers. have fun urn ••tra cash, pert·tima wort. thowtng our new line oiChriotmeetoy•• gifts. frM training~ frH kit, no colloc1ing or delivery. Hiring now. Call 814-3877770 or, 4411-4893. Duke Cl.. n8ra naedt • pre•~ oor. Pick up 1ppllcotiona, 8 -11 Tueo. 1-1 lAIGI ., SMAU JOIS PH. 992-2478 713011 mo. pd. !111 l.i Opportunity Pert timt mtdlul reoiPtlon- l - - - - - - - - 111. lelery . . _ . on expe· - - Wrlte10oP.1.1noere Noedod· ombltlauo reopOI\ · Point l'let11nt Reg!- with olblo. coreer mlndod - ' - · comDI.tt ,..,...e. nuMber Full or port-time. Cell 448end~11ferencea. . 881111. , 't' Bl'(i SaleS Dupl•• compl.tefv 11p•rate unka. good lnv•atm•n1. rea· BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITY f40.000 to UO,OOD year. national comp1 ny, looking lor dletribut.,.... Full or part time, no fin1ncl11 riake. col 1-800·238-9220 oak for Mr. l.ambdln. 8 , .. , old country home. 3 bedrooms. In-ground pool: Priced on inapectlon: 304· 882-2986 . --.,.--------! Butlnetl Opportunity: f40. tQ tiO,OOD per yoor. National compilny looking for dittrlb· utoia. Full or port·tlme. flnenclel rioke. C1ll 1 ·BOO· 238-8220 1nd lak for Mr. l.ambdln . a I Help Wanted Hornet for Sale eon1bly priced. 304-8711 - 1 ,)1~!~~-"*oljjt 411;1.- liter ti p .m. I! -;:;:::::;:===:;:====1 r~T~ho~~~~Loc~e~l~~; 31 I NOTICE I TtiE OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHING CO . ...ommonde thot yau do bulin.,. with people you know. •nd NOT to Mild money through the moll until you hive lnvoltl· gated tho offering . Socreteriel position . logo! experience ~profo<ed . Appli· -: 304-675-2441 c,nt mua1 demonatrate a 22 Money to loan 8/2011 mo. proeent eblllty to take thor· th1nd 1n~ typo It INit 80 WPM. ~uH banoflta. Bond HOME LOANS FIXED reaume to Box 4040 in care RAl£8 Below merket rotoa. of Tho Golllpolle Deily Trib- Fixed convantion•l FHA· une, 826 3rd. Ave .. Glllipo- VA . Luder Mortglge . lla. Oh 411831. Athono. collect 814-1182AllliiJU Ill: I~ ill f' 111' 3051 . Mature wom•n in Spring Announcement• Volley ortl to babyolt for 3 omoll · chHdron. Cell 448- 23 Profeuiooal 2746 oltor 7PM. · Services SWEEPER and lOWing me- W1ntod: 1 8 lw. Community chine rt1pair. partt, •nd Servlceo Worker (S•t·Sunl Piano T..,lng lnd' Repeir, auppllet. Pick up 1nd for en intermediate care delivery. D•via Vecuum for the mentally Brunlcor,. Muoio Co .. 4411Clu-. one hell mile up foclllty 0187. T-ilth yoer of Goorg11 Croek Ad. Cllll retordod ir! O•llipoljo. High qu1llty ~«Yico . Lone D•school diplom• end Ohio 814-446-0284. Driv•'• Licenae required; niol•. 814-742-2961 . Keren's lea~ Salon now experience in human urvlee Mtting or experience· In' tho open I C•ll 2118' 1394. fllld of montol retardltlonOpening for pre-achoolenln clevelopmontll dloebllitloe preferred. Send reeume with my hJ'""'· ·Exporlencod. nu- cover tetter to Robin Eby, trltiO!JI f1tallt. loving care. P.O. Box 804. Jeckeon. Oh 31 Homes for Sale Phone 742-2257 . ' 46840. Oeedllne for IPPIIsele 823 4th Ave. Now ICCIPtlng plano IIU· conu: 9-10-84. B.C.B.Iun Hout~lor oftor 2:30PM It thle d..,t• •nd baglnnere. Expe- oqu1l opportunity employer . Cont..:t no. 448-2238 onytlme tftle rienced. college. Cell 742M,ental Hoohh Clinic Direcno. 1-814-2112-3233. 2257. tor to ..... _ emefl montel lor Hie by owner. 3 AEROBIC EXERCISE Cleu heelth clinic In Vinton House bdr .. 2 batho, cent •lr. 2 cor beginning Sept. e. 11:30· County, Ohio. Provide ir!dl- gar•g•. ref . atove dit· 10:30. M11on Youth Con- vldu•l. foomily 1nd group hwooh•. Cel 448-4348. Ill< . Your body io 1 "living couneeling. Provide temple" join the lltneu conauH•tion·educ.tion to 4 BR. LR. DR, oqulppod chollengo for turthw- lnlor- com111unity egenciea, lchOoll, COUrtl. Minimum kltohlft, 1 l1! beth, 11'11• 1 304-773-5485. requirement•: M••ter Oe- gorage, letge level lot. CA. groe Mentel H,.lth field. freehly painted. •volleble for Pupplee • klttono. Cell 446- pluo in v, 3 .,.... clinical expe- lmmocllte 3071 . rience. B•nd ,..ume by milo from HMC. e44,800. Cell .304-ll?S-7547 otter Part TanNtr pup 6 ·or 7 mot . September 10. 1984 to &pm. George P. Welgly, PH.O., old. Coli 448-3171 . Exacutiv• director, Tri· County Mentlll H..lth end tV.% MIUineble loon on 13 Counseling Service. Inc .. .28 yr. old boick ronch 1ty1e 6 lost and Found W. Stimoon Ave .. , Athonl. houN. Secluded on 2.9 Ohio 46701 . E.O.E. acrfl of land. 3 SR, lol'gt DR, n1oe kitchen, Iorge . Loll In Rock Spring• oroo Tri -color Wilker Coon WANTED: A bar poraon . utility room. Firopl10o .In Hound. R-ord for hie re- Flexibli houn. Honelty ond living ,__ e493 mo. PlY· turn. Cell 814-982-2770. · rlliobiNty • must. C1H 992- men!. eJ. 7!10 down. Lo· cotod -Centerville. 37811506. 2803 ofter e p . m . Would like 1 lody to Uve-in. ..,_kdoye. No pete . C1li 992·3704. Melntii\..ID.C- free now houoiWitli'J'ISdr~o. 2 - · · utlllty room Iorge ldtcllen LOST. In 6 mile lrN, block Oietrict curr1110dy white with ton mille Bugle. •ppllcotlone from on 1IIOx100 lot •nd - • Long logged with boxey oppllconu for •n Aaoi1Unt bldg. C.M 4411-8472 belo,. 1101. Neldo modicotlon for V1rsity Footboll Coach lor 2 :30PM. dlotornporllkecondltlon.llg tho 1984-811 ochool yoor. pet. REWARD. JNn Bush. Appliconto muot hald •volid 304-11711-41011. Ohio t-hing cortificoto e~d mull m- cotrtlflcotion requlre.-te of Ohio for oporta medicine end CPR. Persona lntareotod should 8o Auction contect Don E. Morril. Superintendent of Meige Locol School e. 11 821 South Third Shomrock Auction Sorvlce. Av..,uo in Middleport. Ohio. P1t 8herid1n AuctlonHr. Experience In Form • home WOWIII Avon h11 •n opporauction . Coli 814-692· tunity for youf Point Pleo- Belt buy In GeNie County. 3 4310. Hnt Rt. 2 end N- Hoven or 4 be-m hoino. Cell ...... 304-8711-1429. 446-7018 fortho-buyln For your naxt ule cal Emme town. Bell, ouctianHr, lico- Full time bllby aittar in my ond bonded Welt Virginle home. 9:00 till 6 :00. Rt. 2 Middleport . ..modeled one -Ohio. 428B177. Rooaevett aree. "terence• floor pion. o - m- sell needed. 304-87ti-ti798 al- immldlotelyl Col 614-882AUCTION. Mt. Alto Auction ter 8:00. 1841. Houoo, Sot Night, NdHiefl, Under n.w auctlo· Prlcod reduced on thlo three - · J1ck Phillipo No. 1183bedrOom ranch ltyla home . 14. ou won•t believe it until y® 12 Situation• it. Well kept, fenced In Wanted bock yord, cttotrll elr. goa Buy 9 holt with low hooting bltli, v•rage whh electric open.;. We P•Y c11h lor 111111 model Cuatomlft for the Callico Ready to move into. Nice Cupboord. Rt. 1110.Portor. neighborhood. Pricodtooell. clean uttcl can. Houro: 10-5PM. Mon. -Sit. Cell 448-0109 11ter 6 :30. Jim Mink Chev.-Oido 4nc. Ceii814-388-800B. 1111 Gene Johneon 446-3172 3 or 4 -droOm home. V101ncy In my home lor tho F•mily end l•undry rooma, elderly. Re11on11ble roles. •tt•chad g•r•ge. Fenced in W•nted to buy uaed coal & wood heltero. jllweln Fuml- Have e•porlence coring for yord. Approx . 1 I> mile out IN elderly. Cllll 1114-4411- 141. Auumoble loon . ture. 4411·3159. 3rd. • 2!147. Priced In 20"o. C•ll 448011.. St., Golllpollo, Oh. 9424 or 448-2296. Wanted" Junk auto• •ny V10oncy for elderly m•n or condition. C•ll 814-388- woman to beteken car. of In 2 ltory houaa, 8 rooms, two my home. R11oneble rotet. and two tenths acrea, 21h 8303. Cllll 814-887•3402. I mlleo from town . city Stendlng Tim bar. Cell 388oohoole. Coli448-8147. vocancy ' lor elderly. - - - - - - - : - · l c 19011 or 318-9817 otter 11. Heve Room end boord. RNoon• 8 yrs. old. 3 bedrm. 2 botha, Wlntod 4 wood choir In blo. C•ll 192-8022 or 9811- f•mlly room with wood 441 IS . burner. Single car garage, on good cond. lor dlnlngroom teblo. Clll 814·388-8783. 8 flol oc••• with etocked Tree trimming 1nd ramoval. pond . City water In Recine. Ceth paid for .fancy Iron or F,.. eetlmetoo. Con 992- Call1114· 849-2841. ho•vy Iron bado. f11SO 1nd 11040 .... 841·21 21. up for cert1in fi\llgo Co. Home for tale by owner. 1 •tone joro. Old time cup• Will boby olt In my homo acre lot nHr Mliga minealn board. call 1 -304-882- •crota from B•le gr•de D1nvllle. country kitIC!oool. 304-11711-8429. 2711 chen, 3-4 bath. ohode COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Will do bobplttlng In my block FURNITURE. Bod•, loon. homo. ••porlencod. 2118 priced 1111100 aulo11ld wood, cupbolrda, chairs, Steto St, Apt 4. Golllpolla. eppr•l•od 4-6•92-61142 ule. Ctll cheouj bukeu, dleheo . Ohio . 304·876·11174. -nlngo. etone ors . ondquea. Jold ond oliver. Wrlto - . 0. Mlddloport . Nice 3 bedMINer, Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio 18 Wanted to 4117118 or coli 1114·192room. geroge. b a - t . ettic. Owner flnencing or 7710. trocle lor omollor home. Cell luylng delly gold. oliver Would lflco to pelnt troller 1114 882 2517 roofo. Coli 8142111• 1128. · • · colno, rlnge, t-elry, ltorllng '!Wire, old colna, farge cur· FAA APPROVEO: 3 bed· ..ncy. Top prices. Ed . Bur- C~rlotl•n l•dy will do room rench . 11> bath. Oorkett S1m,r Shop. 2nd. A... bobyolttlng·typeing In her - - 1 1c,.lond. Jult bofore Middleport. Dh. 1114-BI2· home. Apoche fold-down Rutllftd. C1ll 892-531 1 or comper. Col 448-9838. 882-113112. · 34711. --------lcWotw woll1, drHiod • - · By ow-. nicely remodeled vlaecl. F,.. Htimetee. Cell two ltory houee. 7 roome, 1 814·112·11008orll14·l42- bath,gor-. clot~toechool 3147. end ehopplng. 2113 Fifth St. Middleport. C11l 1114-882, 30111 . I 1'1:1. 992~5612 or 992·7121 Bu1ine11 Opportunity I--------- Roger Hysell I. L....,,. lcCJitJE 21 occu-. 949·2969-9~9·2263 8-10-1 mo. 'Vinyl & Aluminum the scheduled ctosong to rna for Property located' 803'1> Brownell Street. Middleport. _,..-.,.. Ohio. Dilly Property appra ise d• at S I 1.500 aqd can~ol be sold tor less than two-thirds of the •' W~ITESEL - Addont and remodeling -Roofing and vutter work begmn1ng. containing 0 .064 acres. more or less. , ' Middleport, Ohio rece1pt of the bids . to the. Northeast corner of lot 'DOZER ·BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION' WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRET£ WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WAT,ER , OAS. OIL UNES YOUNG'S September 26. I 984. at the No. 114-CV-1 22 J&F CONTRACTING 1· t3-tfc off 1cP. of the trf~asurer of the board of ~d ur:FU10n of The Me1gs local School 0 1stnct. Middleport. Oh10. for sc hbol furnuure. The b1ds w11t bfl publicly opened a~d read by ThA trP.asurAr 1mme<:.hately afler The t•me tor ftl•nu birls has P.Kplled. The bidS Shalt be Tabulated and reponed by the treasurer to the boo rd at 1ls next meet1ng. No b1d shall b~ cons1rtP.red unless made on the forms avat lable at the off1 ce of l he treasurer of . th e board 'of ed uCation of the Metgs Local School 01stnct, Middleport. Oh1o. wh1ch cons•sts of an advertiSements and not.ces. thA 1nstn:ICt1ons to bidders. spectfl· cat1ons. , and b1d forms. all of wh1ch are ava•lable and may be .obja1 ned upon request at that In pursuance of an Order of Sale in th e above ent•lled action. l w•ll offer for sale at public a~,JC I IOn . on the front steps of th e Me•gs County Court House 1n Pomeroy. in tha above named Countv. on Sotur· 992-2196 .8/10/l mo. '"accordance w•Th The !aw unhl twelve o'clock n oon E.S.T. on ~ PAT HILL FORD 992-6128 SCHOOLFURMTURE · Sealed b1ds will be rece1ved "-8--etol RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators · and heater cores. We Cln also acid boil and rod ·out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Cr..uth·hv. \ 1t~ Our AhoSomeCor Fenders Available JAMES J. PROFFITI SHERIFF 1\--....,.-~--....:;:.=J . MEIGS COUNTY 191 4, 11 , 16. 19. 26. 5tc Public Notice ... / ro-----~--., •TROPHIES ' •PLAQUES •AWARDS I. S\.IPI'ORT ....... •84.95 TAII:GA '85 .00 FORD FIHDIR ... , •69.95 IIUMPIR ............ '69.95 cash or certif .ed check withm th ~rty days ot the c;onflrmatu;>n of the sale. 3·1Hfr 11·1-tle HOODS ............ •174.95 IUN\PIR$ .......•... '69. 95 Public Noiice Colpcwalion Plllinlltf $}495· 9-4-1 mo. GRilL:. ...... .,....... '42.50 Oonlrol MoiDrs Acoept~~~­ New Homes-Extensive Rtmodelina· lasurani:e Work CuJIG.m Pole ·Bictas. lilrUIS Rooflnc Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidinas 1 tl v..,. Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992·7683 or 992-2282 PH. 742-9070 l'lf'IIEI ............. '76.95 DOORS ............ '149.95 0. No Sunday Calla "We Rent for less" ROUSH ' CONSTRUCTION Check Anti· Freez'!. Belts, Hoses, Plugs Prices 742-2167 or · 742--2225 949·2860 I Work r....u, s,.,,,t Start At Clll For F - E-'lmete Call for free sidinges· timates, 949·2801 or Hltt Major& Minor • ."i.•rf·irtf \IJ'ilr~- \fer~"" &: BACKHOE D.UIP TRUCK COIICRETE WORK TRENCHER S.EPTIC TANK COAl & LIMESTONE SIDING CO. "BeeutHul, Custom Built Garegee" Open 1:00·7:00 Daily . 1-nable Quality Workmanship Oehumkllflers, Parts (~~tlli• ( . mmlll·~ BISSELL ·•Waohere •OIIhwaehero •Rang.. . •Refrigeretora •Dryers •Freezera PARTS 111d· SERVICE We lAIIG( ANIIIAL AND SUIIGlRY BY APPOINTMlNT ~·· ...._ •• PH. "2--6931 PIANO tUNING . & REPAIR AM CONSTRUCTION llond11 3 p.m.- 5 p.m. Tt~tsday 6:30 p.m.- 8 p.m. Wednesd1y 3 p.m.- 5 p.m. Th1rsdly 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Fridey I p.m.-2 -p.m. Sittlrdly 10 1.11.-11:30 a.m. ·220 I . For FISttr s...ice Probate Judge • FENCl! & SUPPL~ SCOTT'~ County. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 Lo- Aob\!n E Buck n. wGIBSON 'IlFRIGi:RATOR · No Down Payment Monthly Payment ~rr~TRUCK :::~~~ SHERIFF'S BALE OF REAL EITAlE ._ of Ohio, Meigo :m~tN~tlEN lAUNDRY Repair -ACCENT liiCII•A·C•. lilt IIIOdtm W1Y to drive 1111 Yllliclt of yqur choi~. " . •TRENCHING · •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER Public Notice *ZUITH c•t..., Swoop We'd like to intrOdtoCt you to Or 992-5875 Insured We Hove -'! Full Time Shop Tochnidan on Duly INTERESTED IN A. NEW VEHICLE , & C~ercial Call 742-3195 & WE ARE YOUR SAL~$ AND SERVICE · HEADQUARTERS FOR Roy Bickle Residential 191 4. 11 . 18. 3tc 8o SMALL ANI MAL HOURS Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING 3-5-tfc •comple~ Chlllll!eY Cleaning • service and installation. 8/14/1 •LAND CLEA_RED .SEPTIC SYSTEMS ' -GRAVEL .HAULED . 446-2062 16 141 596-529 1 18128:1914. I I . 18.25: 1'10/2. 6tc ' TROMM EXCAVATING - PH. 742-2328 •certified Chimney Reliniog •Experienced and Insured 3305 JACKSON AV(. 8/ 13 / tln Chim_ney Care Attorneys At Law Jeffrey L. S1 mmons Tnal Counsel for Plamt1ff 121 We st Mam Street McArthur. Oh10 45651 . ........ . ~ ELECTRIC SERVICE ROS E and SIMMONS ' ......... u .• Bonded TOP (6) cor:-secu!lve weeks and IS to ' not• tv the persons to be served that he or she 1s req u,red to ans wer w1 th1n twentv~ e•g ht {28! · days after the last publication date. the last publication date be1ng : October 2. 1984 · Sa1d parties are reau1rP.rl In answer on or before the 30th · day of October. 1984. or the demand of the Compla1nt may be .flfanted · . ,.,_ Why Wait Till Winter to Remember You Were Goina To .Call Us? demand1ng th at the Court reou1re you to set up '(our •nterest. •f any. •n the follOWing descnbed rea l estate o ~ be forever barr ed fl:om domg so. SOIL··FILL and furthe·r demand1ng that title to said rea l estate be qUieted in favor of Pla intiff, and such . fu rther rehef as IS just and ·I r-----":::--:::-:-=::---""1 proper. The real estate IS descnbad as foll ows· · S•tuate tn the State of Oh1o. County of Mefgs and VIllage of· M1dd!epon· S1 1uated 1n the V1!1age of Mtddteport. Me1gs For.all your wirinc Cqunty. Oh 10 Known and numbered on the recorded plat needs; furnaces repair Th 1~ pubiiCStiOn . IS to be pubhshed once a week for six save you money. . OPEN EACH THURS . EVE. 6--8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Audioiocist (614) 446·761.9 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 _ ETHEL M. JONES. whose+----~-----.,.---~----...;.-,---------':"" address 1s J.J nknown. and her spouse. he•rs.· · deov1sees. lega· tees. adm1n1strators. exec utors. rel1 cs and ass1gns. 1f she is deceased. at! whose addresses are unknown. take nottce that on August 22 nd. 1984. tfle V1nton County Nat1onal Bank f1Ted a Campla1nt 1n the Comman Pleas Co1,.1rt of Me1Qs County. Oh•o. wh1ch was as- County Deed Records. ' ::::!......... Clinie~l • • 1tl........ - - - - -.......... ........... ..... . . ............... lf.•. "--"' . IN MiODLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKLEY. D.V.M. USA M. KO(:H, M.S. Licensed Business Services Public Notice lume 290. Page 939. Meogs It~ --~·_. ... .............. CLINIC ... ---...- .......__..............=-_ . -·......•.,__-....'*".. "...:-· """ ··i!-~~·;:; =-=======================================::;-1 Look for this symbol. FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hurin& Aid Selection Dependable He1rinc Aid Service - C . . .M . ... c... . . , ......... Help Wanted come. follt~ittf."ll ,,.,..,,llnH" ...rrlll.-,..• , ::-.:::.~. _ .............. ...... ,., . . . . .... ,,,...._ ,...._....... Litter signs . put m area J ,Business Services .---------.,.,---------.;.,-----.-..;;.---1 H~;H~~~emakert CI...,Jifotl ,....,.. nn'l't ll~r The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio 11 111 cMII St.. , _ ,, lillie um ~=-a. Several Meigs Coontlans were tn pataskala recently for the annual Harris family reynion held at the home of ¥r. and Mrs. Walter Terrell. Among those gotng !rom here for the reunion were Bill and Ruth_ Ann Spaun, Shannon Spaun, Julie Ann Spaun, and John Walter Dean and Belinda, Pomer<>Y. The commitment of Ohio doctors to penses following an accident or illness. do something about the rising cost of You may have to pay a deductible or cohealth care is bringing results. Thanks payment, depending on your contract ... to them, through one program alone, . but it'll be a small part of the bill. You we in Ohio have saved $5.52 million in have less paperwork too: Blue Shield and your doctor handle claims and payment doctor's bills. The program is called the Advance directly, In only' two years, the Advance Plan Plan, a cooperative effort started two years ago between Blue Cross & Blue has helped Ohio doctors save their paShield and'thousands of doctors through· tients $5.52 million. And with 2 out of 3 out the state. Under the Advance Plan, doctors cooperating, the }Otal is growing. cooperating doctors accept Blue Shield's Every day. Next time you visit your docreimbursement as full payment rc:oiij;;;;iii;g~ tor, look for the Advance Plan for covered services in most v symbol. Ohio doctors and Blue cases, even if it's less than the Cross & Blue Shield are taking doctor's charge. the lead in trying to control If you're a Blue Cros8 & Blue AVJANCE rising health care , costs. The Shield subscriber, the plan Advance Plan symbol is the sign means that you don't have to that their efforts are working. worry about unexpected ex- Or ..Will . .... Tuesday, September 4, 1984 PHONE 992-215& Wohollolly Sooliotl CIHoWIH Olof. ,. .,. . . . . . . . == · :·-.... Reunion held Twenty-five new Utter penalty sign$ were erected last week In Meigs County. The signs, placedonroadsleadlng off state highways, were purchased by the Meigs County Health Department and erected by Meigs County Juvenile Oftlcer Carl R. Hysell and yooth offenders. The highway department provided Installation materials. Hy~ll said he thinks the signs have helped to reduce the Utter problem. Tu11day, Supt&onber 4, 1984 By owner, houee for llloln Middleport. 11> lllih•- Clr· petod. 2 room bo......mlnd nice prege. C•lll92-7244 .. y 7 room houee. 1'4 bath. corport. - e n t . Ill utilitill, urge yard. t27,IIOO. Cell 114·882-2102. ·· ---·Gaiiipoiis_____ ···· & Vicinity Golllpolia Fie• Market Fri .• S•t. &: Sun. Indoor-outdoor. N- Fridly Night M1rket otorta 3PM till 7 At. 35 • 180. C•ll 446· 7037. 1-----r-------- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom. with firepl•ceo. •lr cond. goroge, len Bottom Flu pool. 100 pe< cent lln•ncir!glllllorlt~: Every weekend. f79,600.00. Mt. Vernon U.S. 3ti Frulere Bottom. Ave . 4 bedroom; 22 We- WV1. 26082. Doolora Walahlngton Ava., 1pprox 1ecre come . Do ii F r• z:ia r · *32,600.00. 3 bedroom OporotO<. 304-766-2779. vi- of rlv.. 128,000 .00. Iorge lot with out buUdlnge. Five F1mlly Yord Sole ChlldAt 2 4 blldroomo. co.,...od, ren clothH. mioc. etc. Porfenced yard lule plftdlngl: Ohio. Rt. titi4. Fri.-7 FOR RENT. Regency. lnc. l - - - - - - - - -op•rtmont-f200.00 month. Yord S•l• 2 mi . from Vinton kitchen tumlohlld. 2 bed· off 325. Oocor Griffith. reo. rooma, tix cloeett. good Antique furnitur•, llvin· loco1ion. Apt. from 176.00 groom tulle, COffll grinder. to f1411.00-utlltloo port!- Wnt Mlnioter chimo clock. celly peid. A-One ANI Ell· Iota of mile. Sept. 4 -5-8. 1te. Corole Y.. ger. broker. 304-87&-5104; Howord Set .. Sun.-oll -ek. Winter Lae Yuger, 111, 11111m11\ • Summer cloth!ll. meno304-878-5388. wam•••· boye-girie-lllloizoa. dr•pee. bedtpra•di. many HoUH on double lot ne• mite. items. 3 mi. out grade school in N8w Haven~ Sulovllle Ad. Rein cancel~. with 1n outbuilding. 304S1pt. 4 -7th. Lincoln Pike 773--1111811. Rd-Centonory. Porto crib, Two-atory. , finithed bllae· portable MWing machine. mont. 3 badroame. flmily Cer Hat. Iota more. room. fireplece. dining room. 21> betho, l••ae kit- ti F1mlly Slit. Kerr, Oh. chen; 304-882-20911. 3.4.11. Clothn fg . mona. -~-------~I Woment aatt. alze~. Avont, Bv. Owner -3 bedroom, 1"h toy' lg. 111t., miac. itilma, blthe. living room. dining 8:AM-6:PM. Special clothes room, recrelltJon room in table 20 ~·~ 11.00. boeornont, niiW 24x24 gor· ega. Cloae downtown. Porch S1l1 708 Second Avo. ShoWn by eppointment. Thur1. Sept. 8 and Friday Sept. 7. Miocell1neouo 304-675-4604. lteme. 8ti ocm (good tl-1 modern 3 bedroom home. wHI Yord Sele VInton. Qh. Main conoldor trode. 304-876· 81. ICFOtl from Poet Office . 303 Di 8711-3.31 . 8:00AM-6:00PM. Mon 8opt. 3 thru Wed. Sept. 6. R-82Sauth, 3mlleoout, JunloY Mlu cloth••· 3 Ndrooma. 2 INiths, lerge excenen1 cond .• alzet complote kitchen •nd din- fromll-11 to 11-12. lnfoont Ina. fomlly room. centrol1lr. clothol .12 montho to 3T 304-1176-3030 or 8711- exqallent "t:ondition. Mon• clothing good oonditlon.ldt3431. . _A_eo_u_m_,•_b-1,..-e ' -8-.,..--_--cent- chen ICCeiiOrf... lo•n. 4 •era•. ""'(" 3 bed- Yord 8•1e Lincoln Pike. Wed. room. 2 bathe. U - Nino 6th • Thun. 8th, 2nd. trlilor Mlle. 304-876- 3030 or on left. _&_7_&-_34_31_._ _ _ __ Super Oupe< End Yur Slla. Jericho Road; 141Cn.om•ll &th houM Rt. 218. Woci .- Fri. boom. 4 roomo •nd booe- 9.·7 Go cart, chaina•w. nice m..,t, good building lit... clothol. 304-1175-3030. 875-3431.1-r.;;;~~~~~~~ 67ti-2titi3. tole 924 Flrot Ave. --------:--~ Wid. Sept. 4 & 8. Lorge corner lot. eU brick. 9:~10-11:010 . 1ntiqueo. Will full boaerntnt, gtiFigO, lOX• cup-d, round tlble with iouo to sell. May c o - .,.-1 baoe. oak o10ret1ry trode. 304-11711-3030. or bookcaoe, bedepr. . do, 875-3431. l1mpo. dr-rleo. chlldreno clothing. mltcell•neoua 7 room home. with 1I> lot•. hounhold erticlo. ~~~-...-. H-rd. wv.304-882-3374 envtime. 1---------- r·· 32 Vord Sola FrL & Sot. &opt . 7 Itt 8. 10-7 101 Court' St. Vord Solo W•d. • Thure. 101 Mabelin• Or. Furnhure. clothing. Hqme Interior. miac . · Gor.ue Sale .Junction ofSt. All. 7 • 218. Thure. • Fri . Sept. 6th • 7th. 9 til 7 ------p·c;.n&;c;;;--------Middleport & Vicinity Pauline Ridenour realdence ot Cheater on route 248. SIPt. 4th end 6th ocro-.. from N•zarene Church . Good wOmen clothing aize 18· 20"h •nd shoea 7YI·8'1:t B. Oloheo. ' kitchen booth. lot• of mlac. Moving Sale: furniture. booka, clothea. mlac. A••o· nlble offart •cceptlid. Sterto Sit. 10 A.M.-I P.M . 138 Uncoln. Hill. Pomeroy. Nice clothing. chlldron'e to larger liz••·Lola of mlac· .Sopt. 4th end lith, from 9:00.6:00. Rein OJ ohln11. Corroll Toolordi, Rocin11, 808 Moin St. At. 7 8ypetl, Townohlp 207. N- LandfHI Rd. ' et Betty Maore"o. ·Loti of ochool clothoo end gl11o. Sopt . 4;ll.lnd 8. R•l" cancela. Mon. end Tueo. Flrlt yerd ule this y-. 3 fomlly;', clotheo lor kldl, -men •. men. ond mony other itoml. • 1 mila from high on· 124. Jr.Sol1er rooldenc• 10100 til 4:00 .. Carport Sole· Tueodoy Sept. 4th ond Wocl. Sept.llth. From 9 to 4. 3111 Wright St ..' Pomeroy. : 6 family yard eale. Sept. lith' ond 8th 11 287 Woot M1ln: St.. Pomeroy. -------Pi ·Pieasirif ___ &Vicinity Yord Sale. Leon Boden: Rood; 2 mil•• off Rt. 87. Aug. 3.0 iltru Sept. lOth. 2-fomriy yard eele Sept. &-6-7, 2629 Mt. Vernon Ave. 9-6. Mobile Homes · for Sale Yord Sale 213 1et. Pt. Pl10111nt. 3rd; 4th • lith. B•by furniture. loll of mloc. If roln cancel. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale I 41 Wanted to buy mobile home. Will poy collt- Coif 814-286· 7019. Housee for Rent Mobile Home for ule on wooded lot at Tycoon Like wHh foomHy room 1ddod. C•ll 448-07011 or 448-9662 . 1978 N1ohua •II electric. C1H 448-3243 ovo. Schultz mobile home. 1 2x$&. 2 bdr. Call614-246· 9241t.' 1 973 Schultz 1 2x66 wood- burner a centNI •ir. Call 446· 7440. - ' - - - -- - - - 1877 Kirkwood 14x70 3 bdr .• walk·in Clo•t. Amana CA. stove & rofrig ., wooden dock porch • underpinning. exc. cond.. cl. .n. Moving mutt 1111. e 1 0.1100. C1ll 814-388-9787. 2 bdr. trlior 12x&6.1n Kyg01 Creek School Di1trlct. C1)l 448-4006. Trlii•. lot, comm. gerage lor Hlo hi Eurolte . C•ll 814-266-11840. ~-------lc- NEW: Springbrooki14X70. 3 bedroom, bay window. 111 electric, extr• in1uJetion pockoge. houH·type furniture. Price f13,960. 14X60. 2 bedroom .goo. t1 1 .450 . USEO : Triltor 1 2Xeo, 2 bedroom. Ill electric. Excell.,t condition. Vlndele 1 2K80. 2 bedroom. g11. reol nice. Free delivery •nd aet·up. Gene's Mobile Home• lpceted 2 mllet from Rovonowood Bridge. Junction Rt 2 •nd lnterltote 77. Coli 1 -304273-11135. ----------1 1972 mobile home. 1 2x81i. 2 bdr.. AC. gpod cond. Priced to sell . Call 4467171 or . 448·828B &PM . Smell furnlehed houee. · adultl only. Ceii448-033B .: 36 lots 8o Acreage 2 houses for rent •nd bar for: sale or lease wi1h op1ion to 5 room houoo, 2 bdr .. 1 b .. · LR, DR, K. ExceUent Ieee- · tlon. Ref. & depoolt re,. qulred. Coli 448-1370 •Iter• 12x86. 3 bedroom. 1 I> 6 :00. bath, central •ir. cerpeted throughout. $6,900 . C•ll 6 room. bath • b•nrnent. : 614-256·1864 otter 5 . Gat heat. appliancea fur· · niahod. Aduito only, no polo. : 1973 Kirkwood 12x65 fur- Coli 81 4-448-1 1 83. . niahed a. lot. with axtr••· CoN 448·2320 . sm,ll 4 room houoo. Furniehad or unfurnlehed .. 8126.00 pormonth . .U5.00 depolit . Adults only. In 33 ' Farms for Sale Recine. Coli 849-2618. 3 bedroom home near Dex· · II 6 1c .. 4 bedroom brick. ter. Secluded location .• 21> botho. full basement. *250.00 pe< month. Roferfree 9111 and 1h min. rtt. li'lcaa •nd security d8poait producing well . . Booutilul required. Call 742-2877. . building 1ite1, Gunvilll Rd . 8130.000. Will consider Nic• clean 5 room houH trade·in of haute in or near wi1h b•th a. utiUty room. Gas Point Ple•Hnt. 304-468- range. refrigerator. Evan• 1876. Hgts .. Gollipolia. Cell 4411-· 0316 . . Route 1 Letart. Land Con· tract. low downpaymen1. 6 room, 2 bedroom houae in· balance like rent. 1 'h story Middleport. New kitchen: remodeled houu with 4 and bath, completely car- • •eras. Good fllrm land •nd peted, insulated. with storm · cell•r houae. Maaon Co windows. end central heet. Wlter ayttem. plua cistern. $200.00. Send nome. tole-. new aeptic 1y1tem. new phone number, end referen-· copper plumbing. School cas to The Daily· Sentinel.: bu1 and mall route by front Box 729 H, Pomeroy. • door . Owner fln•nclng . --::----:-----.:.___, Phono 304-876-2663 or 2 bedroom houae. 1 mila ou( 675-3030. . Send Hill Rd. Oepoeit end ref. required. 304-676-4046. · buy. 304-675-8720. or Lot lOY Hie in Mercerville, 3 1882 Liberty. 2 bedroom. trailer hoolcupt. electric, ru· ral w•ter, aeptlc tenk, ea.ooo. Cell 61 4-2&8lng. Only llwd In 1 yNr . ·ee18. f9000. Cell 814 -992 titi13. Building fot Neighborhood Rd. 86xl !10. f6.000 . Call 2 bedroom Hlllcreot totel 448-3844 otte~ 7PM . electric . Good condition . C•rport. p<;~rch. 1 .10ro. good 10 acral, ,R accoon Twp . on locotlon. 11 0, 600. C1ll Ebanezer · Carmal Rd , 98~· 2818. wooded. 'llptlc tonk , f10,600 firm. Coli 614· 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1'!. 388-9001 eve. Hth. tot•l elac. cen1r•lair, 1------:---....:..mlcrow•ve. dlahwaaher. 200 acret porld •nd young atove. refrlg. underpinning, 1imber. for inform•tlon c811 -ood porch. 304-876- 304-773-8740. ran811Ji, I refrlgaretor. carpet· ~~~·- ~~-------------4 acr•• of Kerr-Harrigburg Double .wide. 24x8&. good VIney Rd., Ollllpolle, Ohio. cond. 11 B.ooo.oo. 304- C•ll ottor 7PM. 304-896117ti-14ti2 or 875.2988. • 3398. · ., Brick ranch type, 3 bed-: rooms, 2 b•tha, family' room. double garage, 31 oo: Parrish Avet. Point Pleaaant.· 83110 .00 per month. 304•'· 468-1078. . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedroom unfurnished mo· ' bile h'ome, privata Jot . Burdette Addn. 8176.00 · plua deposit, references, utilities. 304-675-2464. : 2 bedroom mobile home . 14X70 lor rent .*175 : per · month. Call -843-6231 or ' 843-5268. - . �.... . ,., ~-- • Tundlly, Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 54 Misc. Merchandise • 66 Knauff Firewood Split· 95% hardwoods. seasoned or green . You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614· Furnished lir cond., ideal f9r 1 or 2 men . No city taxes. Fosters Trailer Park. Cell 44!1-1602. 256-6246 . Furnished 2 bdr ., located at K 8o K Mobile Home Pari<. Umestone. Sand. Gravel . Delivered in Mason. Meigs, Galli a or pick up at R icharda deposit. ·Rent includes wa - 8o Son. Call 446· 7785. Eastern Ave. $175mo ., $60 ter, sewer. garbege . Call 446 -8062 or 614-256 · 1184: . Plastic cisterns state approved, plastic septic tanks. plastic culVert. metal culverts, RON EVANS ENTER· PRISES, Jackson, Oh 814· 286-6930. 3 bdr. mobile home total electric . Cell 446-4253 . Nice 3 bdr. mobile home, Pets for Sale 67 Muutte piano good cond .• 1400. Coll614·367·0108. For nle fill dirt, and top 1011. Flute for ale; used 2 y.,.ra, up slabs, . S16 PU load,larger load• delivered . Call for pricea. Call 6,14~ 245-6804. Suitable for one or two adUlt people. Ref. 8o dap. required . 1 mile from Gallipolis on Rt. 588. If interested call this number, 446-3687. 2 br apt unfurnished. downtown $175. month, plus utilities. 304-676-4624 alter 5 p.m. 2 bdr. trailer In Kyger Creek School Diltrict. 1 child 2 bedroom apt Muon, a dults only, no pets. 304acceptable. 8160 mo .• .675-1462 or 675-2996 . S100 dop. Call 446-4006. 2 bdr. mobile home, adults, no pets. refemeces. Call 446·116B . 2 bedroom trailer on Crab Creek Road. S125 .00 per month. 304-676· 1206. 44 with S200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call 446·2746 or leave me11age. Furnished apt. 919 2nd .. Gallipolis. $176. Men only. C•ll446·4416 after 9PM . 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. t80 to $146 per mo . •tiltles part. paid. Coll675-5104or 876-5386 . Yam1ha VZ 126 motorcycle. Call 614-367-7197 . Mobile home lot Addison Twp. Nut to Addaville School.' Water sewage, garden space. furnished . Call 614· 367-7746. 3 rms & bath, stove, refrigertor, all utilities Included ·aduhs only, no pets. Call 446· 2683. 740 Second AVe., 3 bdr. $190 mo . 613 3rd. Avo .. $145 mo. Oep. required. Coli 448-4222 before 6, 446· 2174 after 5. Furlshed garage apt.. 4 Upstairs furnished apt.. 4 rooms & bath, 1 or 2 adults, no pets. Call 446 -0444 before 6pm . Apt's. 1·bdr.1stfloor, base· ment. furnished kitchen Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 614·992-7479. Antique cherry clothes press, axe. cond.. 8400. Other antique•. Calf 446- 61 Household Goods 62 Oliva St., Gallipolis. New • u•ed wood a. coal stoves, 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms 8399. bunk beds complete with bunkias 819$, 2 piece antron livlngroom suites $199. antron recliners $99 , other reclinera $80. maple dinette sets 8179, boK 1prings & mattreSs twin or full $1 00 set regular-firm $120. maple dinette chairs 835, wash stands $34, maple rockers 8 59, 7 piece chroma dinette set $149, 6 piece dinette set $99. used bedroom suites. refrigerators, ranges. chest, dressers. wringer washers, TV's, dry· oro, & shoos. Call614-4463169. Country Crafts Oak products. dealer of solid oak reproduction furniture. Conkle's, Tuppara Plains. Ohio. Also open Sundayt . 8 foot aluminum truck topper. t76.00 . Premier snare drum. S 125.00. Call 992-7316. dition. 876. Coli 614·949· 2832 . ' . old, 8450. Coli 614-3888183 or 614-388-883B otter 3:30. Close out at cost . White's latest model metal detectors. Call 448-0648. 4· 7 h. heavy duty trailer axles. Coil! 614-379-2424. Electric stove. chest of drawers. twin size bad, BR .suite. lounge chair, metal Warm morning 911 heater. 1 B5,000 BTU, used 1 saason, $425. Call 446·8221 . Small bucl\ stove, u11d 2 seasons. $460. Call 4468221 . RCA, VCR, lair cond . Call 446-2892 anytime. 66 Building Supplies Building Materiels Block, brick. sewer pipes, windows... lintels, etc . Claude Wintcn, Rio Grande. 0. Cell 614· 246-5121 . 4 cor garage kit. $2,496, del. Caii1 · 614·8B6-7311 . Now open for businell, Mountain State Block, At. Repaired room air condition ~ 33, New Hovon. Complete aro. 5600 BTU. 6000 BTU, BOOO BTU . Call 614-992· 2602. . masonry 1uppllet, 4 ", 8". 12" block. Delivery service. 1971 VW Beetle. good condition. $360.00 . 17 ft. Slickcraft 10 120 HP fiber· glass, all equipment. 82500.00. Excellent condl· tion . Call 304-8B2-2326 . Firewood, 820 .00 pickup Phone day 304-882·2222, evening 882-3239. 66 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breede. Heated load. $30 .00 delivered, 304-675-2991 or 676 6762. priced from 8286 . to $895 . Tables, SSO and up to $126. Hlde-a-bods,$390. and up to 8650 .. sofa beds 8146. Recliners, 8286, to 8376 ., Lamps from S28. to S126. Tobacco sticks 62 in long . Both ends sharpened, 17 cents each or 16 cents per pc. dinettes from $109 .. to Whites metal detectors. find coins and jewelry. Compare Dragonwynd r.~ttary Ken ~ nels. AKC Chow puppies, SiameM kittens. new liners CFA Himalayan and Persian my price. 304-675-2908 . kittens. Cell614· 446· 3844 Wood table with six chairs $286 to 8745. Deok 8110 up to S226. Hutches, $660. downtown. Call 446-9788 or 448-3B10 . Bunk bed complete with mattreaaas, 8275. and up to New efficiency apt . on ground floor. good neigh· borhood. nice backyard. witt"!in walking distance of downtOwn 1hopping. Utili· Mattra11e1 or box springs, full or twin, $68., firm, $68. end HB. Queen sets, 8196 . 4 dr. che1t1, '42 . 6 dr. ties pold Great for a lingle person. s20.and S26 .• 1 0 gun· Gun cabinets. S360. Gas or Ref. 8o dep . requifed. Call 4.48-74B2 or 446-7616 . electric ranges $376 . Baby mattresses, 826 & 136, bed 8396. Baby bods, 8110 . chests, 854. Bed frames, Farm SlliJIJIIi;, indoor-outdoor fecilitiali. AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call614·4487795. J~dY. Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367-7220. World Book Encyclopedias. Reasonable retea. loti of expef.ience, no job too small. ll==========;::=====::;;::;;::!.J 171 Trucks tor Sale Autos for Sale 1978 Corvette. w~.ita goo~ condition. t10.000. Solo • loveo-, choir, UOO. Call 1114·245-6219. 1981 Plymouth Arrow. e•. cond.. IHther bed cover Une-A-Boci. 2111-11101. UBOO. a. Farm Equipment S-10 Chevy pickup V-1, 4 opd. Coli 448-444 7 . 1981 Chryloer Cordoba loodod, t5,200. Call otter 8PM 1114· 211·1489. 1882 S-10 Chevy pickup, 7'h ft. bed. 36.000mlleo, 31; mll11 per gal, extra aharp. $11,600. Call 1114- 266· 11273 or 614-388-9196. tirn, low milage, t5,800. Coli 4411·7018. 1978 VW Robbit AM-FM storeo. good gei mil-. atandard trans., ••c. cond., 8 ~ 10 neats galvani.Jed steel •1 .995 . Coli 814·268· chicken coup a. Call e14- 11273 or 814-3BB-96911. 2 New Holland 8 ton olloge wagons $3,600.00 each . 1 Modal 707 Chopper $1,500.00. 1 Super 23 81owe_r$500.00. Allin good cond . 304-676-6263. New Holiand Super 717 chopper ·with 1 row corn head . Excellent condition. $2,000. 304-743·9280 or 743-7173. Farm machin•ry for ule. forege blowers, 3 pt. hitch, pto driv.,.: also large round bales of hoy. 1-304-743· 3398. 62 Wanted to Buy Call 992- 5918 . 63 livestock 24 ft. goo•• neck stock trailer. A- 1 shape. new steel. new paint. new floor . Call 258·6309. Fresh 1pringer Holstein heifers A.l . aired. also cow1 D.H.I records. 286·2496. Coli 814· 1980 Ford Pickup, 773-9143. 73 304· 1975 Chevrolet von 6 cyl .. atondord, t1,200. Can be - n ot Gollla Co. Fair- ground• Campgrounda. tires, •1. 795, Call 81 4· 258·8273 or 814·388· 9898. 1-sn Ford von 8 cyl., aundord ohllt. Coli 4483243 avo. 88 Mullong 74.000 mileo, 1976 Ford Midat van. new rebuih motor, tr1namiaaion, new tire a. ~· •at cOver~. U,500. Coli 814·388· 9878 .ttor 8PM. 74 Mustang II 4 opd., 4 cyl., new boltOfY, 8360 ond 94 Jotto tor sole or troda. Call 814·387-0108. 1976 Monzo t400. CaH 446·4043 otter 5PM. 1978 Monte Carlo good cond., looded, rally whoolo, 66,000 miles, •1.800 or best offer. CaH 614-3677260. 1973 Dodge Dart 340. 340 e~gina. nHdl body ~rk. crag1t1, Bose 11tM'eo system. Alicing 1 600orbell offer. Coli 448-4479. cu.ln. • removal . Call 304·676· 1331 . furniture cleaning, frH astl~ motu 304-875 -2286 . ' tor. tlrea, AC. Genera- 12.600 reduced to *10,600. immaculate. Cell 446-7019. 1 983Jeep Scromblor. 8 cyl. •utomatic. pa, many extra• 17960. 304-273-8161. "75 V.W. von. 4 opeed, good cond. Priced to soli. 304· 876-1850. ' to pick up Hooqy ... Call collect 1-614-237· 0488, 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . ~oger1 Basement Waterproofing . RINGLES"S SERVICE . e•· ceo. 304-895-3802. Metal buildlnga. designed end built any aize, in colors. , , lchoop) 304-876-3g81 . •. Building-Remodeling. con- : crete. drywall, electrical, • roofing. flooring, framing, ! kitchen bathroom in1talla· · ~ tion. door-window framing ., 4 '"; '•' '. offor. Call 448-8863. 814-2&8· Suzuki OS 186. 1250. 1114-388-9777. ~ ~~ Plumbing & Heating .._,\ CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING • 82 with ...Cor. Fourth and Pine Hondo XUIOOS Enduro. Like now. 1,800 mil eo, 11 . 200.00 . 304 - 11761468. Cute golden Retriavera, AKC, 7 V!ks. Call 814-693· 5243. 76 068 Cat Dozer and lowboy, $18,000 . 00. 304 - 458 · 1876. Boeta end Motora for Sale Ditches, ponda, roecfe. land .cleorlng. llc. Coli MotorCar Brokero, 441·81192. . '1 971 17 ft. Morqulo boot, Do1er work, ground clear· whh ISO HP Moroury mo· lng, excavating, *25 hr tor. oalro U.IOO. Coli 81 . hour. Ca114411-91138 . 245-8287·. J .A.R.Conatructlon Co.Ru· 79 Motora Home• & Camper• tlind, Oh,ll14-742 · 2903; aa .. mentt, Footera, Concrete work, llckhoe't, Do1er C. Dltcher, Dump trucks, & water·gae·tewer· 4Hctricel lines. 84 Electrical lo Refrigeration 1114 lparton travel trallor, Mllcontelnod, owning. Con be 111n ot G.Uio Co. Fair• groundo Campgroundo. Newly redecorated. 1 bed· room, panially furnished , Ave.. 2 children. 2511. room coli apt. No 1·304-882· Furnithed 2 bedroom apartmanto in Mlddleport. /ldullo, no peto. · oecurlty dopoolt. . Collll14-992-3874. Ohio. Open 9-7 PM . Waaher dryer set. 8 washers to choose from, 3 dryers. 3 goo ronueo, 1·20 In goo ronue. olcle by lide retrlgaro- tor, cofored TV, queen1lze& lull olze box sprlngo. Skoggo Applionco, Upper River Ad .. Galllpo!l•. Call 448-7398. APARTMENTS , mobile .homea. t1ouae1. Pt. Pleaunt ond Golllpollo. 1114-4411· 8221 . Nico 1 ond 2 bedroom unfurni1hed apartmlnta. . 304.-875-2218 before II p.m . ~--------------",,-- Imperial pool, 24 ft. used 2 above ground, 86,500.00. 304-882-2499 after 2:00. opeokoro. Girls 10 speed bike. Seara Boll heat 8o sun lamp . Royol porloble menueltypowlltor. 3041175- 1408. Sl• ploce belue velour - llonol ooucll U&O. drOpleef toble •1 50, oound deolp f40. Coli 448·4042. Log opllttor wll 11114·18 HP Intern. trocotr. Coli 81 4· 245·1848 or 814· 2411· Mavtaa wringer w•her In good condition. Call 992· 3401 . . Complete King till watlt bed, UIIO. Coli' 81 4-311· 8783. -eo 5014. 1-------- Jam•• Boys Water Service. 1112 lth wheal trove! troller Kon'o Woter Service. Wello, allterno, poolo filled .. Phone 367-0123 or 317-7741 nlg~t or doy. •a. tee. Mento Cooto. po, lib, 3 ....... . ••· oJOtra olean ~2.500. 304·1711·4210. . 1114 Hluaa troHar, Jg ft. prlv~ bod • beth, " " oontolnod. Toho omollor ....., ' for trode. mutt loll dill - I Aoloton Riverview 72 Truck• for Sele C-pground, lit. 2, WYo. lllet- Pt. Pllannt I 1871 Chovtolllt sltortltod Huntington. Lot 47. pickup 'K ton. IIMYy . duty, 111111 ....,_ truall, uoollant wort< 1171 WHdem•• camper. 11,000. CoR448· 4127 or 448-3348. General Hauling 1173 Dodge Open R011d motor homo. 42,000 mlleo, u.eoo. Coli 11 4· 21111· 1332 or 114·281-1307. 3 1 ft. long. lnoludeo 8th w11111 - • marp Col 814·2111·8273 or 814· Complete atero ayatem. 40 watta per channel with 8& 23 ft. tiMpe tight . Coli 441·110. . Also poelo Hlled. Call 8142111 · 1141 or 814- 448· 1175 or 1114-441-7911. JIMS WATER .SERVICE. Coli Jim Lonlor. 304 ·1757387. 87 Upholatery 9:30 'Improper 7:00 • (2) PM Magazine (I) H80 Remember When: Cil Hort COme the lrideo I]) 8J!OrtsCantor Tonight of Fonune MocNeii/Lohrar 7:30 • (2) Tlo Toe Dough (I) Maxtrax Auto Reolng '84: CART Eloon Radar Werning 200 from Ll•l"gton. OH . (J) D CIJ Family Feud . III Whool of Fonuno · • Major Leogue &eMboli: Plnoburv._h at Mon.,.ol B:,OO • (2) aJ A Toom The A rium. . C3) Another Lifo I]) NFL'o Superotaro 'The · . Men Who Played The Gomo.' N-/lporta/Weother Dairo Army Odd Couple 11:30 \D C!l Tonight Show IIll!oot of Orouoho . . ~ lportoC.nter Team decide to help a former Vietnamese guard who is being thr~atened with death by • former Vletnam11e gener'al. IR) (80 mln .t • ()) MOVIE: 'tho Bunker' ()) MQVIE: 'Deal of tho Century" . I]) Gentle ·Ben C1J til 1111 ABC Newo 1CJoaeup 'To Seve Our Schools, To Seve Our Children: Meroholl Frady ho•tl thi1look at the futur:e of Af"trica·e pui;)lic: ophoolo. (3 hro.) 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(AI (60 min .) · lCioood Coptloned) D lnd~ndent Newo 11:00 D ()) W D CIJ III Gl 1111 Newo ClJ Bone Midlor: An or Newehour tho day's ploy ot tho U.S. ohips from tho USTA No- of our species and exam· ine1 the le110n1 our past can teach ut. lA) (60 min ., 0 ([) WhHI JeHeraone Contoct Anthropologist Richard Leakey looks ot the noture C!l lilly Oroham Cruude • Full tllllli Nighdine 8 Gunamoke 12:00 (]J MOVIE: 'The Star .Chamber' (]J MOVIE: Angelo, · My Lovo C3) Burnl I!< Allen (I) NFL'I Greatest Momenta ([) Nightlin• D (jJ MOVIE: 'Thomwell' !D MOVIE: 'A Gunfight' • ()}1 ~ on Hollywood 12:30 . . <D C1J Ute Night with David Letterman C3) Jock lllenny 8h- . I]) Mozdo SportoLook CIJ Solid Gold Hlu til iDJ Newl 611 Wild, Wild West 1 :00 '(]J 1 Married Joan (]J SUper Boutl of the eo·. ·sean O'Grady vs. Hilmer Kenw (Atlantic Ci~ . ~pril. 198 \).' (80 min .) (J] Entenolnment Tonight GJ1111 CNN HHdllne Newo 1:30 C3) Love Tliot(V MOVIE: 'Whet Ever Happened to B•lly Joner C1) Newo/lign Ott 611 Honeym....-o 1:46 (]J Roblrl Klein: Child ol the 'SO'•M•n of the ·eo·s 2:00 ()) MOVIE: 'Sex with oko ---·I I·UNHAM (] I . ~-- " Nick help aut Boa·• lllter When she turn1 up et the harbor trying to find the rt· melnt of 1 toat World War II German U·b<>•t. (R) 1e0 (J) llll . Beet of lulllvon Vle~nom: A Tolwlolon 'PatOI r; Hlatory . .................... , . II~ •.11 Hond • •••• •rt I +AQI07S ....,.y'l I .....,_, ~ucwuuw) SNACK 'LOAA JUOOLE PEPTIC Anlwlr: Whit bt.who laugh a laat.Otten do61n't do- GET THI JOII& . 5Type EAST WEST ••a +t52 .J •xu .(11011 10&2 +XI sovn. .JII .,.J~ •AQt4 . +Jst vumerabJe: E:Ut-West ' DeAler: Nortb • Wlllt Puo Pou - Eoot 1+ SNT Pue Puo Auto Racing NASCAR Southern '84: 500 .. C1J Candid Camera ' Sooollo INT p. . ' . . "· DOWN of brick 1 Showed-an 10 Asian river interest 11 Debonait' 2 Soap plant 13 Optimistic 3 Parlor game 14 Mobster's 4 Snoop threat 5 Excite 15 Yale I Dash · student 7 Turkish 19Ship 20Secret 15 On strike weight infonnant 11 Meadow 8 Pool 25 Maltreat 18 Stage parlor U Sluggishsettings fixture ness 20 Uquid 9 Perfwne measure 1Z In anger 25 j'-What Comes 21 Senior · 16 French Natur'lly" (Fr.) river 27 Correct 3G Expunge 3~ uss usual 33 One kind of ranch 36 Traitor 37 Work with fodder '• U'Undles 25 Thousand, in Tours 25Took North's nine is surrounded .. ByJ_J.....y ruove tbecde jaelt q - 10 ooatlauine would lie a lruilliooollldeovor. did uve . tbo club Ida& lor llll eotry, 10 tbore wu " - ID ilia loeal'l tullll West bed • hlala lioDor. . HoVIal ... wered tho' q...Uon of wbetller 10 llblft to bearta. Eut bad one mon~lmpOrloat il,.....ltlon 10 make. or I lrok•n +AliT .QUI .K71 00 lly THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Showy 1 Military flower . setting 41 Rwnlnant ' NORTH Declarer IJIIOuld Ieete ol the lndls~ Hoolth Act on the•• peopl•. (R) (80 mln.l [Ciooed Cop· tlonod) lilly Oroham Cru11de e:30 MOVIl: 'CII'IIu~ World' 9:00 (J) C!lllllltlde Cody and Bruce1' C3) 700 Club ~~ltAVJtwf ezpertlle. Sametlmel one correet .,._leador to IIIOtber q...Uon. SOuth'• Jespotlll of two qo.lrump lh61Ncl • ba11neeci IWid of 11 or more hlaJa-conl polata wltloout a lourcord maJor IIIIL Eut woalbe _.una leocl with tbe' opade kiD& ud wondered boW be oould oet die CODiraet. LIV.: The iProm~ai'~oVI!: leo' James Jacoby "How eu 1 !let tbla eontraet?" is the quesllt!D llutt ·• defonder lhould uk hlmaelf on every dul. Hll a111wer wW help determine bla l..Ve! of l'}fi'IJNlfil~ ~lHATIICIIA-.atl-­ ~ ~ ~~· l>y--snd-LOI UniCflf'l'lbte theM four .Jumbeee, one flftlf 10 NCf't ~qV~re . to tonn Crltll In Indian Health .' Tonight'l progref'n tOok• at the ttate of medlc:al 'cl re for the Indian mlnOI'Ity and the ef-, ple (]) Bachelor Father Tonight's program looks at (]) 04toaat ()ll Making of Mankind 'Survival of the Species.' IIl OJ IBl Entertainment Newo (80 , min.) ())MOVIE' '1941" · C1J Moklng of Mankind IIlJ Newowotoh 10:30 ()) Not N-11erily the NaWI N-• (]]) America Workl III 'PKA from Darlington. SC 3:30 (I) MOVIE: 'The Black Rosa' Flight' 10:00 D(J)C!JRominatonS-Ie · D IIl iiD ces ' (I) Mootero of Covaraga of this aerobatic show is presented from Mesa . AZ. ®CIS News Nightwotch 2:30 (]) Life of Riley @ SpartoCenter Storo" t]) WKRP in Cincinnati g(j) U.S. Open Highlights Karate Hot Potato Nowo/Sporto/Woother Dr. Who il]) R•dlng Rainbow· ·~'l'rek 6:30 • Cl:l C1) NBC Newo CD Rlflen)on I]) Mozdl Sporiol.ook ' (J) llll1)1 ABC Nawo il]) (RI 1983 Aerobetlca I]) I]) MOVIE: 'The.Ooomodoy continuous [Closed Captioned] CD C!l CIJ mln:J TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP • 1 1113 Soc. Ave.. Gallipolis. 814·441·7833 or 114-4481833. peace. !D • 1121 ' MOVIE: of b loodshed. diplomats in Paris reach an accord for Channels' 4537. Jameel. Davieon, Jr. owner. Do111 Work by Tad Hanno . ([) NeW. oeptlc tonko. londocoplng. Coli anytime 151 4·448· 71 Arlotocrat trovol troller, SEWI~G Mochlne ropolrs, eel! contolned. Con be - n Hrvice. Authorized Singer ol ftrtt houo0 on L.l ncoln Piht . Solei 8o 8ervloe Sharpen 11 Contonory. Collll14·288· SoliiDrl. Fabric Shop, 1343. Ppmoroy. 614·1182-2284. In Middlapon on N. 4th (]J ()) • ()) Good-1 Excavating, ball· ments, footers. drlvaw.y1. ' tion of bedroom auites. rockers, metal cabinets. headboarda 638 8. up to months. . 8:00 • (I) e•c cond, 304· 8B2· 2486. years EVENING mlln.•eao. !romeo S20, S26, 8o 830, king tramo 850. Good selec- Whv pay more Trade Center Furniture Outlet. Kanauga, , ,9/4/84 Golllpolio, Ohio Phone 814·448-38B8 or standard. air. FM, clean, no Hondo 126. Coli 614-ll81'-1 614-446-4471 Not. $2100. firm. Coll992· 0108. 6324. JIM'S PLUMBING C. HEAT· 77 Honda 750 1984 Monte Corio SS. blue. flrm 1300. Coli 814-l!45i·l lNG. Rt. 1, Box 3611, Golll· polio. Coli 614-367-0676. Fully oqulpped, new condl· · 9170. tlon. Wllltlkeporltoltrodeot Chevy 4x4 or Blazer. Coli 1983 Suzuki RM 250 with SHULAW'S Plumbing ond 21 1 Sixth St .. 1114-949-2181. extroo t880, 1977 K-•· Hooting, Point Plouant. W . Vo. 304saki KE 2110 EndUro UOO. 875-6420. Licensed ond 1977 Codllloc Eldorodo. BOth exc. con. Mu1t 1111. insured. Cell 614-892-3082. 85.000 mMos. •1896. Coli 814-992-7482. ' 1981 Kowoukl 305 Stroot 83 Excavating l!like. Now condition 1 200 or bel1 offer. Phona 992-7483. BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE, Open dolly t to 8:30, Sot. I to 4, Cloud Sundoy. U.S. Rt, 80, Coolville. Oh 114-1117· 3388. $226. Oepooit required. Call 814-992 · 5319 or 992 2815. Evening Television Listings-___.;____....;.._________________________....;..______ ------------------ . ~ 1979 Chevrolet Chevetto 1--------------- · perlanced Cllrpenter. electrician. maaon. _painter. roofing (including · hot tar 74 . Motorcycles intercom. Belt .. the firsHime fve ieen a faucet fixecl with aj1m~y! Jm 5orrli I aot mill8d up about wften I was rantee. Local reference• furnlahed. Free eetimates. 304· 676· 2440. a. GASOLINE ALI.;EY ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua- Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat wells completed same ,.. day. Pump sales and eervi- MW good Call houoe collo. Coli 304-576· 2388 or 114·448-2454. 1 973 Winnebego 24' Chief· dan, 1979 Hondo 660 81,360 . 1912. Specializing In Zenith end Motorola, Ouazer. and application! 304-67&·2088 •. or 875-41180. helmets power, RON' S Telovlolon Service. 16,600. Call 441· 7019. 1972 Cadillac Coupe DIIYilll cond.. fuH Gene Smith, 992-8309. GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE " WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Woter removol, Vana & 4 W.O . 1977VWD••'-woaonlow 289 auto .• factorr air. ICOtChguerd ·Witer 8XtFIC· •"' tion, deodorizers. FREE llti ~ : mates. Reaeonable rata1. Fetty Tree Trimming, etump : 1978 Joop W - n - exc. cond .. P.S. P8. AC. cruise. lilt, luggage rock. Coli 446· 1416 dayo, 446-0720 eve. John Deere LA tractor with mile•ge, AM ~FM ltereo, gas equip. new rear tires. mlzer. rtalgoocl con d.. good 9 N Ford tractor, plow and disc. 304-675-2848. . 1878 T·bird PS, PB, olr. tilt wheel, AM - FM otoroo, U.OOO. Coii4411-0311. John'• Auto Saleo. Bulavillo Rd. Coli 448-4782. $6,500.00 . 304-8762377. Coli collect 1-614· 237· 0488, 9 o.m. to 6 p .m. 'I 1-----------..;.. ----------------a ments. Coli 446-4149. 1 Y.t y1rd Trojan, 4 WD. loader. good cond. Unconditional lifetime gua · rantee . Local refarenc11 furni1hed . Free estimatea. ' "' QENE'S DEEP STEAM .oj CAIIPET CLEIIN, , 1 97B 2 dr. Doclr Aopen. $1,600. Call446-0361 . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1981 Plymouth Arrow. ex. cond.. l..thor bod cover 8o lino-o-bed. t3,500 . coli 1114-268·1608. atart, 8 spd., with attach- auto, rodlo, PS. P • 12,199. 379-2424. 1 898· 1878 Cougar XR 7 T·top, full power. 302 engine. Call after &I'M. 4411·9537. Gravely · Tractor electric New tobacco Ricks for Nle. 20 cents each. Coli 614· 258-6011 . or RO;glrl , Baee),,en ·t : Waterproofing. ·4 1980 Buick Flo. llotion- 61 Coli 441·3103 6729 . Coli 886 . Call 446· 3918. "' K·• T Contracto'n . Roofing. · ' remodeling. painting, ra· after 6. 5 HP. 80 gallon venlcol air comprellor, t660.00.' 304· 676-568B. DO THeY~ H-it S H~e lmprovementl ' vinyl siding, roofing, room ": addition. 1torm window1, ,~ stone. Cill 614-367•0409 · or 614·3117,7244. • ~ wagon. no rust, loeded. new 3 weaned pigs. Delivered. Sofa. ch~ir, rocker , ottoman, 3 tables, (extra heavy,, $686. Sofa. chair and loveaut. 8276 . Sofaaandchairs 1.000 or more . 304-937· 2530. CANNING TOMA.T OES· Pick your own. bring con· 247 3263 E taonero. · • ugene Davis. Smith &: Davis · 2 way electrical hosital bed . 1 yr. You build it or-wewiii2~1-K48 Full size mattress &. box springs . Clean a goo~ con- Red raspberriel. Taylora i<J L1ves!Pc~ ·lc - floor. furniahed kitchen, fro.nt porch 8186, both recently remodeled . Clo11to Furnished 1pt. for nonsmok· ing. non drinking. gentleman. lovely neig~borhood. all private. utilities included. Antiques Fruit & Vegetables Berry Patch. Call446·8892. 8 ft . regulation pool table 8a wardrobe. Cell 446-3224. 64 Misc. Merchandise 436. 7 pc. t189 and up. private porl<in~ . 3o4-e82-3208. 2192. Merc handi se t226 mo. 1-bdr. oecond a. $276.00 tor ell . .Coli 304676-1429 etter. 6 PM . · COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33. Nonh of LAYNE'S FURNITURE rooms & bath, adults only. Call 446-9279 after 4PM . Couch. 3 chairs, good con d-. 63 SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE Furnished apt .. 2 rooms & bath. Cflean, no pets, adults only Deposit & ref!&f'ence required. Coli 614- 446· 1618. axe cond. 8150.00. 304· 676· 5226. 876.00. Maple dre11er and mirror. 9·drewer $100 . adults only, no pats. Call utilties paid, single, share bath. 607 2nd. Ave .. Galli· polio. Call 446-4416 after 9PI\II. ' bad~ 830 . 00 ond bed frame 816.00 .. limo carpet 12x9, 46 Space for Rent 1------------ Furnlehed efficiency $146 Youth Captains like New bral8 ·headboard Nicely turnloh"d mobile home In city, CA·, 1 or 2 448-0338. Wir,chester model 12, 30' full choke, eKc. cond. See at Cremeens Gun Shop. · Pickens used furniture . 304~ 446-4416 after 9 PM . bedroom and e198 per month _for two bedroom, For ule: double door cedar wardrobe in excellent condition. Dlnnette with 2 chairs. 676-6483 or 676-1460. 2nd. Ava.. Gallip_olls. Cell one and two bedrooms, rent starting at • 163 for one element, $100 .00 . Call 992-3483 or 992-6842. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Ceritral Hotel. Call 614-446-0756. Base 1nare drum. practice earring strap, bru1h sticks, Odes•v b~;~~njo. lik& new and quitar with amp S225 ·for both . 82 Dodge Colt S3,300. Electric children organ $26 . Call 614-388· 9087. IN LOVE- DON'T COMioiiT 9UICID~ , up. Coli 614-388-9882. $176.00. Trumpet, 875.00. Call 986·4279. 68 $20.00. Coll992-3079 . only. Range 8o retrig. 919 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has ato.r: avacado green; eKcellant condition , $200 . 00. Thirty inch electric range; avacado grean;nevv oven •A~~IN& poi!•· Any type of building. pod included . $76.00. Met· ronome $20.00. 304-895• 3888. Furn'ished Rooms 46 Sleeping room $125. utilities pai~. Share bath, male Apartment for Rent .3 door, aide by side refriger- YOU>IG PEOPLe Wt-10 Altl! terior, plumbing, roofing, aome remodeling. 20 yn. .G rand piano." . Cabinet In excellent condition. keyboard,ndstri"gsneedwork Bruce ' Oavlsion. Call 614· Cut Coli 614· 388-9857. 446-4713 otter 8PM . 256·1427. Call Call 614· 266-1427. ~arcum Roofing II Spout~ ing. Now installing rubber roofe. 30 years eJtperlenca. epeclalizlng In bulh up roof. Plano 6 Y2 montht old, Conn con1ole style. $1,20(). Call Mobile Call 614· 367-7743. Home Improvements PAINTING· Interior ond U · sidewalks, patios , bark t400. Call448· 3388. mulch 8o sawdust. Contoct ----~----~-­ adults, reference, no pets. 81 Musical Instruments convenient location on Rt. 7. 814-245-5818 . rent. S!'r V ICI:S I niol puppies. Call614-388· 9790. Shrubs pruned , lawn reseeded, retaining wall1. for KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®br Lany Wright Briarpatch Kannel• · Profet· aional All-breed Orooming. lndoor-o"tdoor boarding fa· cilitiea. English Cocker Spl- with refrigerator & stove. furnished , water paid, with home Tu11day, September 4, 1984 .. Pomeroy::::Middleport, Ohio They'll Do It Every Time The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Pomemy-Middlepot1. Ohio . 4, 1984 September -4 Wbleb cord lllauld be .ud? The cor· reel cbolce II tbe 10 of burtl. 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OF DA~GHT IN USTENIJI!~.~-~T-~9i YOU ZW • ... �Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Lawrence E. Diddle Tuesday, September 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Emergency squads have busy weekend ftre; ~rs InclUde his wife, Rita · Lotz Slgrilan; two sons, David Scott Fourteen ~ nans were reported aver the Labor Day weekend by the Melp County EmersencY Med!cai Setvloe. Monday's runs Included Pomeroy at 7:34 a.m. was called to Tuppers · Plains lor WUilam GI'Uelier to Holzer Medical Cllnlc; at10:22a;m. Pomeroy was called again to The Cove for Charles Searles to Pleasant Valley Hospital; at 10:49 a.m.; Tuppers Plains went to Forked Run . State Park for Pamela Garv!s to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital; Ra· ~cine went to Circle Drive at 12: 46 p.m. tor J~ Janes to Pleasant . ValleyHolpltal; at4:28p.mR~~clne went to Dorcas for Addle M11e Powell to Veterans Memorial HospJtal; at 9: 44 p.m. Pomeroy went to State Route 143 lor Wllllam Morris Hospital to Veterans Memorial TUppers Plains was called at 3: 50 p.m. to Hickory .Lakes camp- Lawmlce E. Diddle, 68, of and Robert Todd, at home· a grounds for Nathan Oldaker to . Syracuse, died Sunday evening at daughter, JodJLynn, athome; Veterans Memorial Hospital; MidHolzer Medical Center. brothers, Paul, Middleport, Elmer, dleport Fire Department went to a He retired as a switchman of Toledo and Bobby Ray; six sisters, brush fire In Cheshire at 5: 56 a.m.; General Telephone Co. after 25 Margie Nelson, Arizona; Mary at 9: 15 p.m . Mkldleport went to a years of service. Mr. Diddle was a Green, Charleston; Ruth Bobo, motOrcyclewreckooStateRoute7: member ol the Racine Gun Club, . Rutland; Agnes Thompson, Ariz· at 10: 18 p.m . Pomeroy went to ru American Legion Post 602, Racine, ona; Helen Alexander, Plain City, Brick St. for ,Sharon CoualeY to theBuckeyeStateSberlfl'sAssocla· · W.Va., and Kate Painter, JenysVeterans Memorial Halpltal. tlon, tbeNatlonalRI!lemanAssocla· v1lle, W.Va. The $I!!"VICe responded to U.. tlon and the Pomeroy Eagles. He was preceded In death by his fol)owlng calls Satunlay: at U: 21 He was born Racine, son of the parmts. a.m. Syracuse went to ;East Malia late Perry and Jessie l:l.arrls Diddle. Funeral services wereheldatl: ll Street for Carrie Harris to Vetera, Survivors Include his wife, Helen · p.m . today In the Chapel of MernorUlt Hospital; at 3:46 p.m. Newman Diddle; a daughter, Memories of the Ch,lles and SonsRacinewent to ValleyBeURoadfor Donna Wimberly, Roswell, N.M.; Laman Funeral Home, Lima. Ed Bush to Veterans Mem~ two grandchtldren, Becky Smith, Bw1a1 wm be In the Mernlirlai Park Hospital. Langsville and Jackie Handley, Cemetery, Lima. Ohio lottery winnel'8 Langsville; a great-grandson. Jerep..EVELAND (AP) _ The miah Smith, Langsville; three Neva S. Boothe winning number drawn Monday sisters, Dortha Marrlson, Ashtabula; Naoinl London, Syracuse and Neva S. Boothe, 69, Route 2, Sunday . 's ""Uad rims were Mid· night In the Ohio Lottery's ~ · -. game "TI!eNumber"was017 Beatrice Lisle, Syracuse; his step- CooMlle (Alfred Community) died dleportat12a.m. weutto760Laurel lit "Pick 4.. game pi~·..;. father, Alpha Cottrill, Syracuse; a unexpectedly Monday mornlJ!g In St. for Mary Wallace to Veterans · · ' ¥'""' step-brother, Donald Cottrill, Syra· theCamdeil-CiarkMemor1alHospi· Memorial lt-'tal; at 2' 17 a m Monday through Friday, the win· ._. · · · • ntng number was 0025. cuse; brothers-In-law, ' sisters-In· tal, Parkersbur'g. , Tuppers Plains Fire Department Tlie Numller: zero-one-seven. WRri'ERHONOREDNancyYoacbamlooiiBIIPfromberwwkata law, nieces and nephews. She ·was born In Gr'eenbfk,r went Craft Hlll .Road lor a garage Pick 4: zerO.slx-two-ftve. Dally Sentinel tennlnal. Yoacl!am recenlly plalled third In a Wellt . He was preceded In death by his County, W.Va., the daughter of the VlrglnljP. Press Asaoclailon newspaper wriiiDg COIItet!&. Die awud WM parentS. · late Robert W. and ·Ruby Nichols given lor the bellteaturealorylnaweekly neWspaper.SIIewGII&heawud . Friends may call from 2·9 p.m. Graybeal Sr. for a ser1e!J about the Oldo River and II$ peoplewrlttea wblleWIII'IdnJ lor TUesday at the Ewing Funeral She had been a cook at the the Ravenswood News, Ravenswood. Y oacllam joined 'lbe Dally Home. . · TUppers Plains Elementary School Sentlnehtaff ht July. · Funeral services will be held ·at 3 of several years. p.m . .Wednesday at the funeral Survivors Include her husband, grandchildren and 13 great .home with the Rev. Wanda Johnson Luther E . Boothe; a son, WllllarnE. years. o!flclatlng. Military graveside set· Vencill, Cedar Bluff, Va.; four Surviving are three sisters, grandchildren. ONLY , . Funeral serviceS will be held vices will be held by the American daughters, BettyMillhone,Jackson· Thelma Duncan of Hartford, Agnes potltots, chicken Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Legion Post 602. Burial wlll be tn the v1lle, l"la.; Dlxle Sovel, Belpre; S. Harris of Hendersonville, N.C., and roll. butter & toffee. Greenwood Cemetery, Racine. Kay Salter, Katy; Tx., and Karen Margaretta Duncan of New Cum· Foglesong·Funeral Home In Mason except beveriJt with B;lker, Reedsville; a brother, Ro- berland, W.Va.; one brother, Tho- with the Rev. James Looney be.r t Graybeal Jr., Baltimore, Md.; · masHanisJr.,ofHartford; several offlcaltlng. Bur1al will follow in the Evergreen Cemetery. an aunt, Rut!) F1etcher, Lewisburg, njeces and nephews. . Friends maY call at the funeral Mrs. Jean Kloos, 56, Minersville, W.Va. and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on home todaY after 2 p.m . · wellknownPomeroyarearesident, Shewasprecededlndeathbyher Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the died late Saturday afternoon at parmts. Foglesong Funeral Home In Mason Holzer Medical Center following a Friends may call ·at the White with Weldon and Horace Burgess ~~~;::;:;ji~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~=-~::;;:;:;;;:~~~!!!!!!!!!!!! lingering Illness. Funeral Home tn Coolville anytime officiating. Bw1al will follow In the Mrs. Kloes was born at Miners· today and until the funeral hour Graham Cemetery. ville on June 00, 1928, a daughter Of Wednesday. Funeral services will Friends may call from 2-4 p.m. thelateRalphRobson,Jr., and Mrs. be held at the funeral hOrne at 11 and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral ihree m ....... 180fJr DIIDn Afiit, fiiiiiiPI I II,W.V.. ttu~•aa.w.v.. ihe 3114 1111:111 L'IIIPIM 0 . ''palla, ONo 181N.S1 a 1!1 ...... MWIIIl Qt t, Ohio 120 W. Sacwid StNil ,_....,.,,Oiilo 1125 Mlln 1t1Mt ·q ~11Net Millo, w. v.. $3.25 Jean Kloos FAMILY r-------.,...-----1.....-----------_:_--------- . ELBEIFELDS ~~~:.::::::: ~r;~~i:~~= . Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church and was a Sunday school teacher for over :Ill years. Sbewa8 a member of Pomeroy Chapter l&i, Ordet: of Eastern Star. Mrs. Kliles was employed at the Elberfeld Department StoretnPomeroyfor22 years. · Surviving besides her mother are . her husband, Paul E . Kloos; a son, Michael, at home; an · uncle, Kenneth Wiggins, Minersville; an aunt, Mary Wiggflls Bentz, Pomeroy; four cousins, Martha Cun· nlngham, Lima; Peggy Kerns, Middleport; Dorothy Winebrenner, . Syracuse, and Wanda Burdette, Gallipolis. Besides her father, she was preceded In . death by a sister, · · Eleanor Robson, who died Jan. 8, 1982, and an Infant daughter, Paula Jean KJoes. · Services will be held at 1 p.m. Velma M. Hoffman Gardens. Ethel G. Robbins. Ethel G. Robbins, 82, Reedsville, died Suoday at New Cumberland, W.Va. · Mrs. Robbins, also a former Belpre resident, was born at Wlseburg,JacksonCounty, W. Va.a daughter of the late Thomas L. and SafaJ! Cooper Farley. ShewasamemberoftheMedlna Methodist Church In Jackson County, the Ladles Auxiliary of the Veterans of World war I , the ~bekahLodge694oiBelpreandthe Belpre Senior Citizens. Shewasemployedformanyyears a5 a lJ.3Siry cook at ·the Chancelor H tel p · o , arkersburg, andasacookat Vera's Restaurant, Belpre. Survivors Include one son, Curtis M. Robbins, Pataskala; three Wedllesday at the Ewing Funeral daughters,OmaCox,NewCumber· Home with the Rev. Steve Nelson land, W. Va.; Da Osborne, Reedsofficiating. Pallbearers will be John v1lle; lou Welch, Eaton, Ohio; 12 Musser, Charles Chancey, Franklin grandch,lldren; and 16 great· Rizer, RobertHartenbach, Richard gtan(lch,lldren. Ash and Frank Porter. Honorary . In addition to her parmts, Mrs. pallbearers are Richard Jones, Robbins was preceeded 1n death by Manning Roush, Gary Grueser, herhusband,RaymondR.Robblns, William . Winebrenner, Dennis , In 1974. Moore, Roll!e Hemsley, Harold Funeral services will be con· Jones, Ted Red and Bill Arnott. dueled Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Eastern Star serviceS \v1ll be held Whit~Ethridge Funeral Home, 125 at 7:15 this evening at the funeral Lee Street, Belpre, with the Rev. home. Burial will be In Riverview Roy Deeter otflclatlng. Burial will Cemetery, Middleport. Friends be In Rockland Cemetery, Belpre. rnaycallatthe!uneralhomeatany Rebekah services will be con· time. Charles D. Sigman Friends may call at evening. the funeral ductedat7:30p:m . this home anytime today and untU the tlmeolserv!ces on Wednesday. C ; H , ~::~= -=~:<:~,:; Charles David Sigman, 41, Lima, - on-tbe-Gulley, W.Va.Hewastheson of the late Falvy and Pearl Boggs Sigman. He was president ol Tr!-County Girls Softball Association. He served In the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War. Boys• 'Ne>Fault' Den •.m Jeans home. Memorial Hospital. Born July 13, 1902, In HartfOrd, daughter of the late Thomas and Myrile Bumgarner Harris. She worked for 25 years lor the WaShlnilton Civil Service and Wll$8 Mason County scbo9l teacher lor :ID Velma Marie Hoffman, 76, of Rt. 2 T ~ No shrinking. No puckers. No wrinkles. Only Wrangler offers 'No-Fautr denim jeans. The great fit that kt;~eps on looking good. even after repeated washings. '....itart, was DOA at the Pleasant ValleyHospltalonSunday. She Was born June 30, 191l!, at Millwood, daughter of the late Henry 0 · and Oma Hester Kay Taylor. She was a memberoftheGuldlng Star Advent Christian Church at SEPT. 4th THU SEPT. 16th 0' Until OUHtilios 011 . H•nd Are Exllauotecl Le~v!ng are her husband, Dale Hoffman of Letart; two daughters, Mrs J (Ka L K thl of · oe andYMrs. .) ea Point Pleasant, Johney (Barbara A.) Gerlach of Letart; two sons, · BemardGaryHoflmanandDarrel Cecil Hoffman, both of Letart; one sister, Mrs. Harry (Mildred F .) Flowers of Letart; two brothers, Henry 0. Taylor Jr. , of Mt. Alto, and Jolm H. Taylor of Letart; 12 Weather forecast J' Boys' sizes slim' and regular 8 to 16 husky, Boys sizes 8 to · 18. Student. sizes 26 to 30 W!JiSt in 30 to 36 inch lengths. SH Our New Fall Selection of Wrangler Boys' knit.shirts • button downs • western shirts • sweat shirts and pants. · ", Varlable cloudiness tonight. Low around 50. Northerly winds around 10 mph. Partly cloudy Wednesday. High around 70. Chance of rain :ID percent tonight and 10 percent Wednesday. Extended Forecast Tltur8day through Salurday: Fair on 'l1lur!iday and Friday. Hl:.oll PA.P IR.JOWELS ... ' ). ' ' .R' 63' SAVE 44' .c..,.. ' . ' ' HI·DII PAPE.I .TOWELS · • · SAVE 44' UMit 2 Witll CoapOA FI.NA'L TOUCH FABRIC SOFTINIR In the 60s 'l1lur!lda,y and In the 'lOB Friday and Saturday. IAM'!I In the 40s'DIImldayandFrtdayandlnthe , 33& ~~OO!I~Salurday~~~·======~~=======~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · . ;;-':,., ~GREAT DETERGENT SA!£~~.il · · ' "' 99 • IN TRIBUTE TO llus Tax PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING JEAN KLOES, Regular Price~ ••••••• ~ •••••• S24.99 Sale Price •••••••••••••••• ~••••• S16.99 Wife of Vice-President • PAUL E. KLOES "Ready To Pick Up" THE FARMERS BANK Will close at noon on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5 .•.• - .,.t ........1. .,...... ,,• AUTHOIIZID CATALOG MIICHANT - . I. 21D AYE. -.. . . -.-·........ -;.......... ... ....,_,. ~ · IIIOUNIT, Ill. ' · '"·trio)u• 112-1171 1m--n · -== . 1111:11 .... .,... ,.. 01119&PAm- · • ,, • •• ·- ' 'q<P"''II&i~ ,.,...., .... r 39c FINAL .FABRIC SOnENER 33 oz. ChanoeofsbowmSaturday.IDghs ~ .. ·U.tt 2 . ' .. So employes may attend. the service. CLI.P .US ·.FOR~.Ai.;l . WE .-A RE ~. .- · · ~- .·" ''. , ,· ...PIICES .IN·'EFFECT . .. WQRTH I SAVE. u.ttSf'j.fc.,.. 69 C WITH . THIS COUPOIII � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 4, 1984 boothe diddle farley graybeal harris hoffman kloes robbins robson sigman taylor