http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a122dbf6cc371c3ecbe3ec8bf7e36451.pdf c27f9554d7917fbd6462338f3f31180e PDF Text Text WINTHROP® by Dick Cavalli l . THAT WA'5 THE. I'LL BET L..0Nc:fc5T IT-!5 f<SA,L· LATe/ MOVIFE I EVER SAW. eo I . IT5 DARK ... I M qL..AD YOLJ'RE WITH I DON'T LIKE Meets President · · Story, photos on Page 3 See phom, story on Page 8 Fairboard election Steady food prices ..... TO BE .ALONE AFTER OA.RI<. ME, WINTHROP. .· SVAC tri-champs Cotalty Agent's Comer on Page 12 story, graph on Page 6 ' . Vol:34..1'1·~.144 Copyright~ • e· . at y • enttne .Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday. November 5. 1984 1984 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper . PROMISE- YOLJtL- NEVS< TELL ANYONE..L BUT" SOMETIMEo ... · HEY! WHY908LUE ME<. WORRY(>• I I TURN INTO ON NIGHTS L-IKE · THIS, WHEN TH~E.'S A f=WL..L.. MCON·... MR. MENTM AND LITTLE MISS'M Surveys predict major victory for President A WSREV\OL-F. by Hargreaves and Sellers I'vE u~ BEEN REJECTED BY IHE GIRL I LOVE •I DONT LEI 71-IAr ·GET YOU OOWNI• BUT~HE DIDN'T9AY ....NO'"·I • PRINTED lN CANADA by Sols YEAH, 'IHE:Nl IWA6 GRABBED GONNA -ON'fO E:,NOIT AL-L.! ·t REAL.IZING I DIDN''f HAVE. 'THE:. WIL-L- 'fO · ' DIE!! ,. ~ IHIS L.£06E. .. .,.. I'L-L. 6t:iA LAWVER~~ ,. ' •',• I j Gavin's value lowers taxes . . I SNAKES TALES'M DEMOCRATIC - Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale (right) Is surrounded by supporters at a rally on the Boston Common Including Senator Edward Kennedy, left. :~o&! By DONALD M. ROTHBERG AP PoUttcal Writer Walter F. Mondale is urging blacks and Hispanics to give him a late-hour election surge that would confound the polls while President Reagan Is winding down his ... campaign in California. As the candidates turned toward home, every voter survey pointed to a big win for Reagan and gave Republicans cause to dream of coattail gains in congressional races. "Make certain everybody votes; don't despair, don't give up," Mondale told a black a udience a t a Baptist Church In Memphis,Tenn ., onSunday.LaterlnTexashemadea similar appeal to · Hispanics a nd pledged to include someone of Spanish descent In his Cabinet. Reagan, hoping for a 50-state sweep, m ade an unexpected stop In Mondaie's home state of Minnesota on Sunday for an airport news conference. While there the president softened his no-tax-increase stand and said, " II would have to be proven to me there is some excuse for doing such a thing. " The day before, Reagan had sa id taxes would be raised "over my dead body ." Reagan campaign director Ed Roll ins sa id lhe campaign was making last·mlriute shifts "to try to wln everything," in a potential :AJ-state sweep ·in Tuesday's voting. The president was beginning his final campaign day in Sacramento and then planning appearances in Los Angeles a nd San Diego before going to his ranch to wait for lhe results on Tuesday. Mondale was in Los·Angeles a nd then was scheduled to be in Mason City, Iowa, before heading for his home outside St. Paul, Minn . Mondale's running mate. Rep . Geraldine Ferraro of New York. was spending her last campaign day In Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey before winding up in New York City. Vice President George Bush was making two stops in Texas before going to his home in Houston. The final polls were pointing to a Reagan landslide, with three major surveys putting the president's lead between 18 and 25 points. A survey by Louis Harris said Reagan was in front by 12 points , while a Roper Organiza lion poll said the margin was 10 points. The final state-by-state survey by The Associated Press said Monda ie was leading only in the District of Columbia and Minnesota. Gas bills will be reduced . ' cHESffiRE- County residents living in the Gallla County Local School District will be paying less pi,'Operty tax In 1!m than they did in 19M according to Auditor Ron Canaday and Prosecutor Joesph Cain. '11\e two, members of the Gallla County Budget Commission, said the millage ·rate to retire borids· paying lor renovation and construction of schools lrithe district has been reduced to 3.9 mills from 4.6 mills . They said the reductiOn In the millage came about becauseofthereturnof the assessed vahie of the James M. Gavin Power Plant to Gallia County. hi 1983, the school board decided to borrow $11.6 million to finance the construction and re~ovation projects and agreed to repay the money over a 22 year period. The millage rate is the result of a mathematical ca lculation Involving the amount to be paid ba<:k by the board on a yearly basis and the amount of·the county's tax base. ·Because of an increase in the county 's tax base of more than $64.5 miltion dollars because of the Gavin Plant decision by the Ohio Supreme Court , the property owner's bite is reduced. "If the tax base increases," Canaday said , "then the millage is reduced." · Canaday said if a home is appraised at $50,(XX), then the property tax assessed ori I he school board's construction program will be reduced from $!ll.50 to ~.2i. "One mill 'generates one dollar in taxes per $} ,(XX) of assessed value," Can:;Kl_a y said. "Because of the reduction, property taxes will go down 70 cents per $1,(XX)assessed value:" Canaday said the assessed value of a home is 35 percent·of its appraised value. · Aceor:dlngto Cajn, property taxes should level off at their present rate. "We anticipate them to be about the same or a little less," Cain said, "dcpendil)gon the eourity's valuation each year." ' "The prinCiple should remain fairly constant," Canad ay said. "The only variance In ihe amount repaid will be interest because as the principle is paid "off, the amount on interest will reduce." . This year the board voted to repay $527,(XX) in principle and $846,00l in interest on the notes. Another factor, according to Cain, is how much the board wants to pay back. " The valuation is partially basedonwhat the school district says it will pay back and 1he prevaUing interest rates," Cain said . 011e man injured in five accidents . ~ . . ,! ' .··age arid released, Troopers said Chutes was west· Ur TAX BURDEN REDUCED- Due to the return of theassessedvalueoftheJamcsM.GavinPowerPia.nt at Cheshire to Galli a County's tax duplicate, residents of the GaiDa County Local School District (Kyger tum. f Cree:< area) wiD be pal1Jtg less property taxes ln 1985 than In 1984. 'l1le budge conunlsslon has reduced the district's bond millage ratA> from • .Gto 3.9 mill<;. Approximately 6,.j(J) Columbia Gas of Ohio custome rs in Galli a a nd Meigs Counties wfU se<> a reduction in their December bills. The average Columbia customer who uses lO,(XX) cu bic feet of natura l gas per month willS('(' a reduction of 50 cent s per month In bills ma iled beginning Dec. 10. The reduc tion is caused by Ohio's ga s-cost recovery law, according to Columbi a Gas of Ohio Chairman Ma rv in E . White. The law, White said, allows a ut ility to coliPCt it s costs for gas pu r~hases . Filings are made e,·ery three mont hs to renect current gas costs . "The cost of gas purchased for our customers. when this latest de· crea:;e ta kes effect in Ilecem ber, will be vir1ua lly the sa me kvcl as it was la st December," White sa id . "Th is is a fur1her indica tion of the success of our continuin g effor1 s to obta in the least expensive gas possible from produ cers a nd ot her supplie rs of gas." White aclded , The costs of compa ny operations not associated with the costs of p urchasing gas su pplies are covered in separat e general ratf' filings with the sta te. White said he sees an "excellent possibility" tha t a moderation in gas costs "'ill continue into 1985 .Election not duel between personalities, says Ferraro ' . A <;lteslilre man escaped serious bound on 35 when he apparently il)j\lry w(]en . he apparently lost . stopped to make a left turn onto . control of hls~car on Scipio Twp. 259 Springfield 'rwp. :rr. A cllrdrlven by ·. Saiu(day·afternoon · · ·· · Sean R. Call, 16, Rt. 2, Crown City, _: .Tiie Gallia,rifeigs.post oftlteState . was apparently unable to stop and : J:llghway. Palrtjl ·sai<I ' Cl,aildlo )3:· struck Chutes from behind, troopers · ·_.Kruskl!niP. • .36. was westbound on ~ald . :· 259 whf!ll be apparently lost control- . Both vehicles received heavy of- his c;lr. went·off the right side cit damage in the 1:20 p.m. collision , • the··TOad ai]d strUck . an embank· troopers said. · ·m eni. ; .T roopers said · Kruskamp A Langsville man was ·cited suifemt mliu'lr .visll;lle (fljurles, but following a Sunday morning accl· 1 \v.as .IK!t treatoo. ''The I: 30 p.m. . dent on Ohio 160, according to ·. a()CI~itt caUsed: hea·vy damage to troopers. . · 'K!uskamp'.scar aile) hewasclted by John D. Gillogly, 45, Rt. 3, Albany , · · .the·patrol for faUure to control., was northbound on 160 when a car · · A.Beirnont man escaped injury in driven by Gerald S. Eblin, 36, : a one-car accident on Ohio 124 Langsville, a pparently was left of ·Sunday. ·. . .. center and struck Gillogly's car.The Tr!Jopers said 'Richard X Brust; 10: ~a.m. incident resulted In Ught 31, was westboond on l24 when he damage to both vehicles. · apparentJywentoiHhe right side of No injuries were reported follow , ·'the road at a railroad crossing and iiJg a two-car collision Sunday . . .evening on Ohio 588. . ·. struck tpe tFacks. :'· · · ·:.Brust's car s\isWfled light dam· . The patrol said Noel W. Gothard, ·.in the 5:ll .p:m. -llickkint: No. 69,'GaWpolis, was eastbound on 588 . :·clta~Oflll wete:I$ued. _troope~said . when heajlparentiy attempted a left . , ." A Westerville man was' treated turnontoMitchellRoad.BarbaraK. '-.ani! . relea~ at Holier · Medical' . Davis, 33, ~. was eastbound on ::, Cfiilter. fpr·. lnjurtes' sUffered ln a" 588 and apparently struc~ Gothard. -:; twQ-cat collision on·u.s. 35 Sunday The 8 p.m. accident caused moder· ' ; afternoon: ate damage to both cars and the HosPital oft'lclals said Jef141 R. patrol said Gothard was cited for ~- Ch~~. &1, was ireated tor bruises faUure to yield when making a lelt President Reagan CAMPAIGNS IN RHODE JS. LAND - Democrallc vkep~ldentlal hopeful, Geraldine Ferraro, has - a husy day ol campulgnlng ahead as the Presidential race heads Into Its final hours. Sunday rilgbt, Ferraro spoke at a campaign rally at Rllode bland Community Col· lese In Warwick, R.I. BROOKLY N, Ohio (AP ) Democratic vice presidential candi· date Geraldine Ferraro told more than 2,000 supporters today that "this election Is not a duel between personalities." Speaking at a senior citizens' center in this blue-collar suburb of Cleveland, Ms. Ferraro said: "You may like Ronald Reagan . Just don't vote for him . When you vote tomorrow . .. look beyond the personalities." Ms. Ferraro was joined at the event by her husband, John Zac· caro, and daughters Donna and Laura. Also a Itending the event were U.S. Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, whose district includes this hea vlly Demo· cratic community; U.S. Rep. Bar· bara Mikulski of Maryland, and Gov. Richard Celeste and his wife, Dagmar. State Supreme Court justice James Celebrezze, who iS running for re-election, and John Corrigan, a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court judge who is . running for election to Ohio's highest court, also attended lhe event, along with a number of other officeholders . Ms. Ferraro devoted most of her speech to what she called ""family values " being advocated by the Mondale-Ferraro ticket. "Ronald Reagan talks about family, " she said, ""but you know that actions speak louder than words ." She then accused the Reagan administration ol gutting school nutrition. stude nt loan and Socia l Security programs . aft ernoon. "Do you know what happened when tha t !Reagan·sr jet t oo~ off leaving a trail of holl ow promisPs? Anothe r 400 Ohio steel workers lost !heir jobs ... she said. Earlier in thr event, Celebrezzc caught himself making a campaign endorsement for some loca l candidates , which is a n appa re nt brc'ac h of the r estraint s on judicial co nduc t during political campa igns . A handful of anti-abortion demonstrators appeared in the crowd . One "That 's polit ical. I'm not s up· of them carried a slgn with the posed to say it," Celebrezze sa id. He words, ' 'Italians against Ferraro." The demonstrators tried to heckle asked the crowd to vot e for him and Ms. Ferraro several times during CotTigan . The Democra tic vice p reside nlial the speech. Owing one of the firsl candidate SpPnl the night in disruptions, she turned to them and after a day of campaign· Cleveland said, ''I want to speak about family Sunday that took he r to East ing values today, and tf you're conLansing . Mich .. Wa rwick, R.I., and cerned a bout Ufe, It really must Waterbury Conn . continue to those who are born as WE'lL'' Today's visit is the third by Ms. She later told the crowd to ignore the hecklers. F erraro in less Ihan a week. She was Ms. Ferraro pointed to Reagan's . in Cincinnati Thursday, then drew visit Friday to Cleveland and to the an enthusiastic crowd of 4,(XX) people 400 layoffs a t area steel mills lhat to the Dayton Conventton Center 011 were announced the same Saturday. • �.. . ·' ·Comment The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TilE MEIGS-MASON AREA A~ ~m~ ~v ,........__.._-,-, r-T"e>c::l o-=o ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Pege-2- The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, November 6, 1984 It Is said that the athle te only just succeeds In reaching the finish line before collapsing. The myth extends In almost every direction : "He !she) worked last night until he (she) couldn't keep his (her) eyes open one second longer." Or: the young lovers who, transported by the delights of their own company, go off endlessly, forswearing sleep ("1 could have danced all In American palgns there Is the parallel. One reach~ the point where If at midnight tonight a constitutional amendment was rus hed lihrough postponing E lection Day by one week, much of the republic, and the DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the Ame rican Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINIOI\' a rt> weh.!o me. They should hto less than JOO wordoo long. All lett ers a r c suhjcct to editi ng and rnu~l ht' signed with name, addres!; and lelephunt• numhf!r . No ul'!sig ned let ters will he publis hed . Letters should he In gl)od taste, add r essinK issues, not pt• r :o;onalitie!t. Political ,mandate: authority to govern Tha t conscrvatiyf' coa lition was undon£' whrn the Republica ns lost 26 House sea ts in 198'2. . Reagan' s coa tt ai l pull wou ld tell somet hing about his manda te for the second term he Sf'Cks. Republicans acknowledge tha t the Democra ts may pick up a ha ndful of se<1ts in the Sena te P\'cn if Reagan dpes win by landslide. The GOP has more at risk; Repu blicans hold 19 of the sea ts at stake on Tuesday, the Democra ts 14. ThP Dem ocra ts don't think thc•y can wrest away cont rol of th!? Sena te, now Re publica n b.v a 55.45 ma rgin. But if they can whittle tha t GOP majority now . they will stren gt hen the ir c hances of taking charge in 1986, ·when off-yea r odds favor the party ou t of White House power. II would take a :ifl-scat gain to put Republicans in control of thr' HouS<'. and nobody expects that. But a gain of J8to25 sca ts cou ld enable Reagan's forces to fas hion a reu nion of lh<' conse!\·ativc coa lition in the first two years of a second term. With that in mind. the COP put nn a latr·campa ign push for thr ir congress ional ca ndida tes. Letters to editor The mlue of good, clean fun r ct li k{' to than k the arC'a merchanl s. clubs, organiza tions and individua ls who helped with Middleport Ha llnwren Party. If we attempted to na me them all. our Jett er wou ld be about six pag!'s long and we'd s till miss somebod)'. It 's gratifyi ng to sec such widcs · pread communit y su pport for thr hcndit of our kids. They are our future. The things thPy remem ber from their c hild hood have a direct hearing upon 1he way thE'~' act w hE'n t he~· bPcome a dult ~. L£>t's continue to impress upon them the value of good clean fun . Let's do more of it! - Bob Gil more and Chief ,J. ,J. A ppreciates bench project help On beha lf of the PomeroyMiddleport Lions Club I wou ld like to express our grali tud<' and a ppreciation for the donations and help on our last c ivic proj<'ct , the placi ng of 20 benches around the Pomeroy-M iddlepot·t a rea. We would like to thank Les Pult z of the Pom e roy Cement Block Co .. Jim Thomas of Valley Lumber Co .. John Foster, Mack Bass a nd .John Proffit! of Meigs Industries, Carl Hysell , Te r ry Gardner, Marty Spangler a nd Ke nny Klei n of the Meigs Coynty J uvenile Office. All of these people contributed much time a nd effort toward this project and we thank them and hope that allot' the people of MPigs County will enjoy the benches (or many years to come. - La rry Broga n. Pres id ent, PomerovMiddleport Lions Club. · Today in history Today Is Monday. Nov. 5, the 310th day of19&1. There are 56 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On Nov. 5. 1895, George B. Selden of Rochester, N.Y. received the first pate nt for a n a utomobile. On this da te: In 1005, the "Gunpowder P lot" failed as Guy Hawkes was seized before he could blow up the British Parliament. In 1872. suffrag ist Susan B. Anthony was fined $100 for attempting to vole in the presidential election for Ulysses S. Grant, who won. In 1911. Calbra ith P . Rodgers arrived In Pasadena, Cal., having completed the . fi rst tra nscontinental a irprar.e flight , aboard a Burgess~Wright biplane. in 49 days. Rodgers had left Sheepshead Bay, N.Y. on Sept. 17, a nd required a bout 70 stops a long the way. · In 1940, Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated Wende ll L. Wlllkle to win a n unprecedented third term as president. In 1942, lihe "Yankee Doodle Dandy, " George M. Cohan, died. In ).946, Massac husetts Democrat John F , Kennedy began his political career by being e lected to the U.S. House of .Representatives. In 1968, J;tlchard M. Nixon m ade a political comeback as he defeated Vice · President Hubert H.f!umphrey for the presidency of the ~nlted States. u.s. I' I ,\ VOTE: It's the only thing they ab'l"t't' on! whole of It professionally concerned with the campaign, would simply collapse. As If the athlete, on reaching the Onlsh line, had been advised that it has been carried forward another mlle. On Tuesday, Walter Mondale told his a udience that a ny American who expects ever to receive Social Security payments and votes for Reagan "should have his head exam ined." In another part of the count ry, Gera ldine Ferraro was saying that any farmer who Voted for Reagan "should have his head examined." Inasmuch as one thing In political life Is absolutely certain, namely that everyone who will vote for Reaga n also expects to receive Social Security and that a great number of farmers· are going to vote for Reagan, we are driven l;ly the logic of the spokesmen for the Democratic Party to conclude that the cost in the future of head examining Is going to outpace even defense expenditures. And since mental hea lth Is so generally considered a socia l rather than a personal problem , do we anticipate that the Democratic pla tform in 1988 will call for free psychiatric treatment for all Americans who voted for Reagan? But you see, II really Is like the a thlete, or the fatigues worker or researcher, or the moonstruck lover: percepllons'slowly decline to yield reali stic visions. For the a thlete, the last 50 yards appears as long as an ocean. his face and body contorted In a frenzy of effort. The last words you read at three in the m orning before sleep leads you off, wrist-manacled. to bed, swim across your dazed consciousness, the mea ning gone. dunces and jX)Iitical connivers. George Was hington University researc he rs, who have been monitoring the TV coverage, report that both candida tes have been routinely belitt led. Early in the campilign. a n analysis of 60 news item s s howed tha t Wa lter Monda le got live more negative than positive r~fcren ces a nd that Ronald Reagan's rat io v.:as an even more negative 12-to-1. The stories e mph asized Mondale's "electoral weaknesses" a nd Reagan's "personal flaws." Michael Robinson , who d irec ted the study, s uggested that as the ca mpaign progressed, the networks practiced "compensatory journa lism ." The higher Reagan soared in the polls, the worse his TV coverage beca me. For Manda te, the trend was the reverse- "The worse the polls, the bette r the press." By the last week in Sept em ber, reported Robinson, Monda le " had a decidedl y positive personal press image, some thlngonPa lmost never sees on n e twork news." Robinson did not de tect a ny pat11san Ideological bias, ·however, for "a slightly partisan vocabulary." 'Conserva· lives were given Ideological labels ; liberals were not . Although the researchers didn't a na lyze the print media, a t least one source suggested that the same compensa tory pract ices were evident: He ci ted only r a ndom evide nce. In side-by-side news accounts of the Reagan a nd Mondale campaigns, for exa mple, the New York Times port rayed R eagan as a tinsel candidate without substance and Monda le as a gritty unde rdog battling for his convictions. The Times described Reagan as "wrinkled with agp," accused him of " documented factual lapses" and r eported, "The Reagan bandwagon is no place for citize ns who yearn to hear poliiicians talking In tong paragra phs of issues." 1n contrast, the Times described Mondale as "a man of the most decent political impulses" who " has doggedly sought to run an issues-oriented ca mpa ign." Despite forbodings of defeat, reported the Times, " Mr. Manda te has come out swinging. ... His speeches became vivid, his delivery thumping and aggressive." Concluded the Times sadly: "But the Irony for Mr. Mondale is that many of the people he cares so deeply about don't seem to be respnding." In m y own reporting on politics, I have been as guilty as the next reporter of a ffronts and Impertinences. I have spent the past 37years in · the skeptic 's sea t' v iewing with conte mpt the politic ians' capacity to m anage the country. Perhaps we In the media have been dum ping on the governme ni too muc h, having the effect of a bucket of sa nd on a grinding machine. We have fe lt compelled to drive sha fts of gloom into the pass to Jeff Hawk added the extras, Recl'lvlng·w!se Eastern's Brent ending a six play drive that begap Bissell had 76 ya rds ·on rwo when a Southern return man receptlosn to lead Eastern, while Kevin Morris grabbed three for 40 fumbled a n Eagle punt. Second Half yards. Freshman Pete Roush had The second ha lf was somewhat 24 yards on two catches, while slow as neither team made much Nease had one for 12 . headway. Senior fullback Mike Coach Bill Porter of SHS had this Lance, with much second effort, to say about the game: " I have became part of a n Eastern ground three comments to make about the game that was successful in spurts game: one- the bel.ler tea m won, throughout the second half. two- the coaching staff at Ea stern The only score of the hall came In has done a truly outsta ndi ng job. the thi rd frame, when Royce Bissell I'm pleased with what they've done threaded a bullet through the with the team, and thte<> -the hesr Southern secondary to junior Kevin thing of a ll is the out standing Morris. That play ended an 11 play sportsmanship exhibited by bot h squads. It 's the best I've seen . I am drive a t the PAT a ttempt failed. Eastern ended the season at 6·4 Brent Bissell led the EHS ground disappointed in not winning . but am overall and 4-1 Inside the teague, game with 71 yards on 10 carries, truly pleased with the sportsmanwhile Southern's somewhat dcceivwhile Mike Lance and Ronnie ship I saw Saturda y night .'· Hensley ended Hne careers with 13 Ing reco rd ended Ill 19 - an d 0··.5 Leading tacklers for Eastern for 55 yards a nd seven for 42 yards were sophomore Ron Maxson with Ins lde the Ieague. respectively. Southe.rn's leading seven, a fumble recovery, and a Usu.all y a bitter Iy Iorrld bat IIe, • 1 j rusher was Greg Nease, who also sack; Jeff Bissell six tackles. Ryan t his years vers on was ust as. ended a fine career as the game's Bearhs five tackles . and Mike torrid, but played with much respect and sportsmanship by both· top rusher with 106 yards on 16 Lance five tackl es and a sack . For carries. c Iu bs . F rom Ihe time Southern Sou thern Kell ey Grueser had nine · 1 ki k ff Although th~ Eastern and South· tackles. J immy Wolfe eight plus gra bbed thegame sopen ng c o ern rushing output s were nearlY. one fumble r ecovery, Dav id . I from scnmmage, to Its fl n ai pay not one persona l foul had been even, !18S to 1601 the passing game Ebersbach seven. Chad Roberts pi'Oved to be the big difference as )led ca . fi ve, and Greg Nease four plus one Eastern nailed down 129 ya rds to interception. After a c h ange of possess Ion Eastern utilized a combined pass- Southern's 32. s.ao.,u.., lng and running game that ended r~:::::::::::;;;;:::;:::;;;::::;:;:::::;;::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::;;-1 with an Eastern score on John T tt Rice's three-yard run with 5:10 f, S 0, OU, OJUppotf R 6 remaining. The PAT pass from Royce to B~n t Bissell was good as the younger Bissell eluded yet VOTE FOR By SCOI'I' WOLFE EAST MEIGS - In a truly outstanding exhibit of competitive and sportsmanlike competition, the Eatern Eagles repelled an early Southern bid for victory, then held on to claim a 22,.; triumph over the Tornadoes which earned a share of the 1984 SVAC grid title. Eastern's victories over.Southern and Kyger Creek the last two weeks, (!Olipled with Kyger's victory over North Gall!a on Friday, threw the SVAC championship into a three-waydeadlockwlthEastern, Kyger Creek, and North Ga ll ia sharing the honors. HUGE PILEUP - Somewhere in thiS mass Qf humanity, an Eastem baD canier a ttempts to gain some yardage In Saturday night's annual baUie at Eastern. Shown In this Scott Wolfe photo are the Eagles' John Edward<; (72) and Southern's Jeff Connolly (26) and ,Jimmy Wolfe (55). Eastern won 22-61hus capturing a share of the 19&1 SVAC title with Kyger Creek and · North Gallla. an f another defender for the two point score, Eastern leading 6-0. An Impressive note on the part of Southern's running backs, especi!lllY senior Greg Nease, was the Intensity In which they ran. Qetermined to make the offense p roductlve, Southern pounded out a on a 13-yard by grinding groundtouchdown game thatmn ended Nease around the left end. The PAT pass for the extras fe ll short, ending the 15 play drive at the 11:53 mark In the second quarter. Southern's ability to bounce right back made a different game of it, setting the stage for what appeared to be a battle·to the finish. Eastern struggled on Its next possession as a rugged battle developed in the trenches. · Perhaps the game-saver or at least the preassure reliever for the Eagles came when the Bissell brothers got the Eastern offense back on Its feet. Consecutive runs by senior Ronnie Hensley and John Rice set the stage for the Royce Blssell-to-Brent Bissell 36 yard touchdown pass with just 3: 05left in the half. giving EHS a 16-6 lead. A Ragged by .the press --~--Ja_ck_An_de_rso--'-n WASHINGTON- In the American tradition. I he election ca m pa ign has been a jleriod of limited anarchy, a time of frivolity a nd flummery, of hype and hypocrisy. The be leaguered ca ndidates have passed through the poli tica l gantlet. pummeled by the opposition and ragged by thr press. T he ordeal seem s calculat ed to drive the best and the brightest ou t of public life. Fewer and fewer qualified people a re willing to venture into thP swamp. The way the press pried into Geraldine F'enaro's famil y fin an ces, I'm told, put her through great persona l trava il. Inti ma tes say that her marr iage was severe ly strained. tha t s he somf'times wonde red whethe r the prize was won h the pr ice. Sources closf' to PresidPnt Rea· gan te ll me he, too, is deeply aggrieved by the press treatmen t he has been getting. Certa inl y, the coverage of the presidentia l ca m paign has been unrelenting. Networks and newspapers have presented the candidates alternate ly as bumbling The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middlepart, Ohio Eagles earn .share of title with 22-6 win Hang in there_-,--______w_u_Lia_m_F_._B_uc_kl_ey_J-! r. BOB HOEFLICH General Manager . A president's mandate is wha tever he says it is, for howei•er long he can m ake it stick. La ndslides help and coatta ils count, but the power to govern does not come with a guara ntee of the power to lead e ffectively. On every politica l form chat1. President Reagan is looking at a la ndslide in .Tuesday's e lec tion, with a 50·sta te shut out in reach. His coatt a il pulling power for Republica n congressional ca ndidates r em a ins to be tested. II was pote nt in 1980. But the last Republican to win re-e lection In a runaway did little or nothing· for the rest of the ticket . ' Wa ller F. Mondale's only hope is in ~ poll·confou nding tu rnabout tha t would out ra nk Harry S. Tmman's 1<}48 upset for sheer surprise. Shou ld that hapJ)en, by one vote, he would have a ma ndate as c lear as a ny · landslide to try and undo the Reagan revolution. For the m anda te of any Plection is simply the a uthority to govern. T he ma n who has it determines by his deeds how strong a nd lasting his own power wUI be. Jimmy Carter squande red his on an ineffec tive, indecisive presidency a nd lost to Reagan a ft er a term. Less than two yea rs after his greatest of Republica n landslides. Richard M. Nixon s urrendered his Wat.-rga tP·ct·ippled preside ncy. ThP votes that pick a presidf'nl on Ttlf'sdaywill not foretell the streng1h of the a dministration a hrad. VictOJy m argins are for thf' tword books. When Reagan's campaign press seerrtary, .Ja mps Lake. raised thf' possibil ity that the president might cany all 00 sta tes. h0sa id that kind of showing would rearm the administration. .Tha t has some va lidity in Reagan's case, sim ply IX'ca usc his pC'Oplc and the polls te rs <I I'<' ta lking about il. A shutout. incide ntally, applies only to the :,o sta tes . Not even the most optimistic Republican has suggested that Hf'agan can deny Mondalc• the three e lec toral votes of thr District of Columbia. Reagan defeated Carter b)' 111 percentage points in a thrff'·way pr~sident i a l race In 1980. a nd his Republican ticke t prospered . The GOP gained 12 Senate sea ts to take con trol, a nd 3.1 in the House. Those gains in the Democratic HouS<' produced the coalition tha t ~?nabled the president to " i n hi s big tax a nd spending c ut vic tories during his first two years. Monday, November 5, 1984 F'lrst downs .. Yi.Hds r'UShln,g ... ... Yards Companies . .' When she confronted him with it he just s hrugged his shoulders and said if he was going to scratc h a nd claw his way up the ' ladder. he had to know wha t big business was doing.'' " I don 't know what we did wrong," Mira said . "We taught him to have concern for the poor and the disenfra nc hised. We took him to a nti -nuclear demonstrations. He led a boycott of California lettuce when he w as In high school. We had such high hopes for him. Our dream was some day he would be arrested for protesting a toxic waste dump." "And he turned his back on everything you people believe in ?" "Not only that. He said we were bleeding hearts a nd didn't unde rstand the rea l world. He told us there wo,uld always be poor people, a nd there were a lot worse things than a nuclear arms race. As far as the e nvironment was concerned, he would have nothing to do with a movement that was impeding the economic growth of the United States." "Did he say where he stood on school prayer?" "He said we were a nation under God and ' there was nothing wrong with c hildren praying before they sta rted the ir classes. Then he gave us 10 minutes on Having a Supreme Court that would not always come down on the side of the criminal." "It sounds ) Ike this has not been one of your better weeks," I said. "Where ts Tommy now?" "He's upstairs watching Louts Rukeyser's 'Wall Street Week In Review. ' " "That's heavy," I said. " It isn 't the worst ofit. Mira found four e mpty bottles of Perrier under his bed this m ornin g." ':Maybe It 's a cry for he lp. Have yo u s u gges t ed h e se e a psychiatrist?" "He won't go because he says if he gets a job with a conglomerate he'll be passed over for Chief .. .... 317 Passes (art(lmp\(od f .... ... 14 5 .. ......... D .. ......... ..... . 1 ....... 2 3 l 5 . ................. ) 1 CompiC'l('d ....... -. Hnd inlr>rCf"ptC'd . F'umbiC'S Fumblros !osl . . Pr·na lt lr--s .. . FR[O•Y thru ZAPPING'/" JoHN RIDGWAY fOR MEIGS COUNTY CORONER DR. 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Pum ~ ~I'\n (l~'PrHgPy ards l Executive Offi cer if they found out he had a m e nta l hea lth problem . " I can feel for you," I told them. " But there are worse things In the world tha n having a kid who is . going to vote for Reagan a nd ' George Bush ." · Fred said bitterly, "Na me one.'' Berry's World 9 1€1} 3'1 pass in~ .................. .... .. 1 ~ Where did they go wrong?___A_rt_Bu_ch_wa_ld This is not a n easy time for many of m:; friend s ra ised In the good old liberal tradition. Events are moving too fast. a nd they don't know wha t Is happening to them. I dropped in on Fred and Mira Staunchley the other ni ght a nd could sense the tension in the a ir. "What's wrong?" I asked F red . " T ommy came home for thP week a nd a nnounced he's going to vote for Reagan." "I don't believe it ," I c ried. "He's only 22 years old." "He says a ll the kids in his politica l science class are voting Republican," Mi m said . "That explains il. He's been subjected to peer pressure ," I told them . "Where does he go to school'?" "Berke ley , Ca lifornia," Fred replied. '" "Did he give a ny good reasons why he had gone conservative?" "None that m ade sense to us. He said he would have a much better opportunity getting a job with a large corporation if he voted Republican . He mumbled something about It being a dog-eat·dog world. and he had to think of his futu re If he ever hoped to get In the uppo;>r Income brackets before he was 30." " He was such a good c hild before he went oft to college," Mira said . "Maybe he's putting on a n act just to shock you," I suggested. "It's no act," Fred sa.ld. "Mira found this under his- pillow this morning." " What Is It?" " 'In Search of Excellence, Le_ssons from America's Best-Run 1 S Tota l y<:~ rda gf' ..... ..... . American dream . This not only has inOi<'ted a degree of paralysis on the governm ent ; It h as a lso (iiscouraged good• candid a tes from runnfng for office . Maybe this explains how the governmen t of George Washington could fall into the ha nds of Richa rd · Nixon, wh y the party of Thomas J efferson could, be captured by Jimmy Carter. · In the world of 1984 , the menace d oes not appear to be Big Brother so much as Litt le Brot her. E . ...... 12 .. ...... lle Jkpartment �. Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel . ..,. .... . .. Monday, November 5, 1984' ; :• Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 49ers rally to edge Bengals · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Whatever It lakes to win, the San Francisco 49ers are flndlng a way this season. , Fred Solomon's leaplnlj', gamewinning catch - his outstretched 1 anns snaring the baD at the back of the end zone with 1: 391eft Sundaywas the most memorable Image In a comeback by a team that seemed ripe for an upset. The 49ers' 23-17 victory over Cincinnati gave them a 9-ll'ECOrd and kept them threeg8Jllesaheadof the Los Angeles Rams In the NFC's Western Division. But lttook more than that catch by Solomon on an ott-balance throw from a scrambling Joe Montana to win this game. It took a snarling. brutal def~nse thqt vl.rtuaDy smothered Ken Ar.d· erson andtheBengalsaftertheyran and passed for 263 yards and a 17-7 lead In the first half. In the second LASTING MEMORY - It Isn't often that a big Uneman has hi" day In the lbneUght but Meigs' Tony Welch got his chance Friday night against Federal Hocklna'. The 270 pound senior guard carried the ball Williams named MVP in volleyball ATHENS - Co-champions Bel· pre and VInton County each placed . · r.:.....-----.:-----------------~ c volley·ball Dream Tea TV three players on the TVC 1984 volleyball dream team that was selected here Sunday by the league's coaches. Meigs' junior Jodi Harrison was chosen to the second team, the only Marauderette to receive honors. Junior Christie Williams of Belpre was named the Most Valuable The Daily Sentinel 1~ 5- 9601 ·"- Ul\' lslnn nf Multlm(>dia. lnt: . 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Coach Ralph Holder's Eagles w6n their second straight TVC crown with a 37-15 win over Warren last Friday for Belpr<>'s 20th consecuti ve reg ular season win . FIRST OF SIX SACKS - Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback Ken Anderson l• sacked hy San Francl.sco 48ers' Ronnie WI (42), left, and Dwaine Board, right, for the 48ers' first of six sacks during the victory over the BengaL• Sunday altemoon at Candlestick Park. (AP Laserpholo). ~9ers 23-17 Bobcats top Redskins EXPERIENCED - Dr. Ridgway has served asdeputyCtiiroii"iii for 10 years and well knows the responsibilities and duties of being Meigs County Coroner. He is highly. qualified . ENDORSED - Seven Meigs County practicing physicians have endorsed and are supporting Dr. Ridgway for the post of Meigs County Coroner. They KNOW that he is experienced and qualified for the position . · ·DESERVING - Dr. Ridgway has served on the active staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital -our Meigs County institution - for the past 20 years. 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The loss, combined with Toledo's The Huron s put thl' gamc• away by 17-13 victory over Western Michigetting a first down on fou rth-a nd gan, put the Chippewas and Rockets one from the Kent Sta iP 4:1with 1: ~ 5 into a tv;o-way tie for first in the to pla y. Mid-America n Conference at 5·1·1 Easte rn Michigan Coa ch .Jim with two games Jell. BowlingGrecn, which downed Ball Slate 38-13, is · Ha rkema credit('(! a surge in fa n en I husiasm this .vc ar for makin g I hP third at 5-2. difference . "Th<' 12th man 1the Ohio University got by Miami Pa1d tor by Candtd ate , Dav td J Kob ler. tz crowd ) was a factor on the 24 -19 and Eastern Michigan won its 35834 St. Rt. 7, Pomeroy fo urth -and-one pla1·." hi' said . first game of the yea r, defeating Ke nt State 20-18. in ot her MAC games. Nm1 hern Illinois and Ohio r - - - - --------.L------------------------are 3-3-1 in the conference, followed by Kent State a nd Ba ll Stat e at H. " Westprn Michigan and Miami at 2-c> and Eastern Michigan at 1-4-2. DAVID J. KOBLENTZ 2ND TERM COUNTY COMMISSIONER OPERATING 4 YEARS WITH A BALANCED BUDGET Toledo stuck to the grou nd for61of its 74 plays agai nst Western Mic higan, with Kelvin Farmer's 1-yard ru n in the th ird q uart er putting the Rockets a head for good at 14-10. "We were not avoid inr: th(• pass. "It's jusl that we were control ling the ball by running," said Rock ets Coach Dan Slmrell . Brian McClure had a nother \Jig day for Bowling Green . throwing for four touchdowns to tie a conference record. He aLo;o has 21 touchdown passes for the year. breaking the 35-year-old league recordofl8set by "' Norman Harris of Western Michigan. His coach, Denny Stolz. said of McClure, "I'm sure he's the fine st qua11erback to ever play in th is conlerence. HI' was sharp ioda)'." Glenn Hunt er tied an Ohio UnivPrsity r.C"Cord for most carril?s with 42, gained 13.' iyards and scored Ohi(i ILLER ,for Congress j PI Mli.WAL"KEF: BU{'I\.1;\-\\'JII\'t>d t .OI'f'fii.O Homur. j,'ll ll rd . ~ij:rrcd M11rk Wf'SI. (,'l'llt 'l', 10 ~ orv~~'l'llr t unl r'U\1, P 1-1 0 E ~ I X SU!\'S-Signrd MHW"h'• · l.ut ·u~. ltliW<I I'd , 111 a nn(•- ~ '1 '1 11 ' n:mrr:u-r . t 't ~~ ,-,, Nmlrdoay J)lvb4on I i.Hko'\l.'tY I(I St. ~:d . ~H I a! M a~ flt'ld IHII . II 1.!11'. 1\in).! !I-HI :11 :0..: . C:1n. llorY•I'I' 9- HI !H·II at f-'lntlhn !~J .u t'l'fllt1 YIUt• 11~11-o :.•r nn M• ~ ·1i1•t· 11m~ 1 Tr~ . S t . F'111n d~ IH \i..Jon 1\' M,lgudor ·t· l-1 11 \'S. Lourlntwtll1· !1-HI . Ca nton f'm\'1\'tl ~loclium Mf'laiTHJr·or f:\"Ptxn• •n !1. HI \'S. Cnllin" W !rPSt' l''l ' J f~ll-l l, Jo'rpn;unT no.....~ l "k• lpl "t' II U~I \'S. Lou i~. /\quina.~ !H~ elect I. IFER SHEETS 0.1\'1' 1' <.'ln. Mmit-mom 9·H I n •. Cui. lla rTIP\ " 9· HI. f:nr\t 'flllt1 · STATE REPRESENTATIVE MARY Rll'J'H SWAIN CONCERNED Jennifer Sheets is concerned about taxes and spending in Ohio . DR. JOHN H. RIDGWAY nrc attractive apin. Belpre e nters the playoff pic ture for the second straight ~ear . with a periect 10-ll record. Belpre edged out Coal G rov~ for the second and fina l playoff qualifying ~s it jon when 1he Hor net s were upset Frid ay for their fi rst Joss by Fairland, 25-7. The Coal Grove loss, making them 9-1. was enoug h to give Belpre point s for second . :! ~1 ~.u&krnul Foothill! IA'IIII;UI' IJI\ AN(;fo:IJ~ HAIOI-:HS-M'Ih·:thd Da vt• Ca~ p••r. ll~hl t•nd. Pht~ 't'll A"'ly PEf.GY BOWERS UM!dunDI l\1 •nfl('t\\' !t-1-41 \ "S. On\"tllt • \IHI I t, Catllon r .. ~n ·l t , Swdlum W tlfl'l'fl 11~0 ·0 .,)(f1'B,\IJ. R«en~er ( 'HI. f-: <~:o. lru~tn· 1~1-0 at Cui. \\'hltr'h,ltl lfi.{W :\kf"" ml1 ~- I -ll \ ·s. H u lf.:;~IP l!tllll, Transal'tions Parkt•r, lli:hl t•nd, nn tiM• injur r<l II!'it l~ · n · n Kl'ltPring At1"· 9-1-<1 , ._.... D :r ~ . Cham. .l ulk•nn P ~- l ·U. [l;n1on WPII:'flll'IP STadium Sl t'U hr'l'l\'ilk> 11~).(1 ,.~. \ 'ut t lljl. L'r:-ullnr · !11 -n. Ynun~si<:M' n S!ill f' l ' niwr ~il\ li:mn · Nuttl•al RaiW.iluU •\-KiUlkln For County 1. Windhmn ';:!·I BASKF.J1L\LI. WIES J, PROFFIIT tndh'a .. td ) Uh·b41frn U . ( ' ll'\". lil'!1rdlrllr1f' 7'2 -0 \·:o.. Wt~ rt u kr· 1'1 -1 ~Il ion Dt:111fliT Tl<it-:H."-Sh.'lll"\1 l lU\'t ' litn! m,tn , fl r'l-1 b: IS('f']Wtl, tn ;r Thi H"'· ~'I ':ll ' tun· lfiK"I. For Sheriff Prep pairings unit~ nti'M•N'~ IJI'n\'t•r a t San I )ir'j!n ~ C'\\' 'l'ork C ian i~ at T:unp: 1 B11.' !UIIf1da,,·, Ntl\'. I ~ IAr- ,\ m., •lt-:o. lt.t lck'r" ;I t St ·allk For Connly teams from each of W regions In Its final regular-~ason computerlzed ratings announced Sunday. Only two of last year 's state playoff champions, Elyria Catholic and McComb, quaUfled again. Elyria Catholic, The Associated Press' state Class AA poD leader, will cany a 1~ record against visiting Lima Bath (9-l-01 In Division lli Frlday night. McComb (9-1-0), a6-0wlnnerover Newark Catholic for the smallschool championship In 1983, will take on Holgate (10-0.0) at Defiance in a first -round Division V contest Friday night. • 1 Falling to qualify to defend their 1983 crowns were Cincinnati Princeton In Division I, Brecksville In Division n and Columbus Ready In Division N . In the other Division I first-round pairings Saturday night, Lakewood St. Edward (9-1-0) will play at Mayfie ld (10-0-0) ,Toledo St. Francis (9·1-0) at Findlay (9-1.0) and Lorain King (9-1-0) at Nort.hCantonHoover (9-1-0). In Division II Frlday night , It will be Cleveland Benedictine (7-2.0) vs. Westlake (8-1-11 at Berea, Kettering Alter (9-1-01 vs. DaytonChamlnadeJullenne (9-1-0) at Payton Welcome Stadium, Steubenville (10-0-0) vs. Youngstown Ursuline (9-J.()l at Youngstown State University a nd Columbus Eastmoor (10-0-0) at Columbus Whitehall (1~1. In other Division 111 openers Frlday night, '!\' arren Kennedy (9-1·0) plays Orrville (10-0-0) at Canton Fawcett Stadium, Philo (10-0-01 will beat Portsmouth (9·1-0) and Carlisle (8-2-01 battles Cincinnati McNicholas (9-1-01 at Galbreath Field. In Division IV first-round games Saturday night, Mog<~dore (8·1·11 takes on Loudonville (9-1-0l at Canton Fawcett Stadium ,' Metam · ora (9-1.0 ) and Collins Western Reserve 110-0·0J pla y at Fremont Ross, Belpre (1().{)-(]1 a nd Louisville Aquinas (9-0-1) are paired at Dover and Cincinna ti Mariemont (9·1-0) faces Columbus Hartley (9-HJI a t Groveport . Other Division V first-round games Friday night match Windham (7-2-11 and Smithville (9-1-0) at Massillon Perry, Holgate (10-(}.()) and McComb (9-l-0) at Defiance, Canal Winchester (9-1-0) at Newark Catholic (1(}.()-0J and Sidney Lehman (9·1-0) at Middletown Fenwick (8-2.01 . The OHSAA listed opening kickoff Urnes for Friday's games at 7:30 p.m . Saturday's contests will start at ?p.m. fo1M-Kaund (;lllnl'!; fo' riday t.\JI ~~~~ ... ~llrl>~t 1:~p.m • MlnrM· ~I;t Hulf,,k oat ' For County . CommiMiollt'r (, .. TIIIIC...... St. l.oub !".\ ' . fitan! .~ s...toa,v. NtJ\', II IIOdil Ditrict ForCouty The super-pill is already sweeping ilie country wiili glowing reports of easY and fast weight loss from for·merly overweight people in all walks of who arc: now sllin, trim, and - f'o.:F1)tr\atloftal FO!Mhu.U a..'"-lH' 8)' Dr -'-"'*lilit'd f'rf'ftl . •\rnnil.un ('unfen'IU' nt •\1~mwl ,. ~r.~t=;t~rr~ years) thai expands in your stomach and Jives you a full and satisfied feeling all day long. NFL results ' UN.OFFICLU SAMPLE BAU.OT New Grapefrutt 'Super Pill' GiY.~ Fast Weight Loss Scoreboard ,. W<'llston ...... .... ..... .. ,. .. ... ......... .. ........ .. 3 )5 MEIGS COUNTY CORONER s_ubs<'r ibrr s not df'si rl ng 10 p<.t y lht•ear 1'1('1' ma~' rc>m11 tn advance di r('(;t to 'J'h(' Dall .v Sf' ntin C' l on a 3. 6 or 12 month b;B is . Crf'd iT will be ~l ve n ca rrl<'r each monrh . ln,.ld e Ohio .. .................... $14.56 ' Meigs .................................. .. ........... 9 9 Trimble .............................. .... .......... 9 9 Miller ...... .. ...... ..................... , ....... 4 14 CANDIDATE FOR S IN G LE COP\' PRICES Dai ly ........ . .............. .. 2f! €ent s \.1 Wf'flkS . 26 We('kS... • Alexander ........ .. .............. .. ... ............ 9 9 Dr. John H. Ridgway SltBSC RIPTIO S HATES By ('arril'r or \lotor Routt> By GEORGE STRODE The OHSM went from three classifications to live divisions forlts playoffs, beginning with the 198l season. The OHSAA selected the top two Honest, Effective law Enforcement Nelsonville- York ..... .. ......... ... ..........12 6 ARE SUPPORTING POSTMASTE R: No subsc ri pti ons by ma il tx•rmitt f'd i n 1uwns ~· h p n• homP !'iJlTler st•rvke Is Meigs County VoUe:ybaD Staa41np Team W. L. Belpre ... .. .. ... .. .. ... ..... ... .. .... .. .. .. .... .. 14 4 Vinton County ...................... .... : ....... .14 4 Player- Team Yr. Christie Williams, Belpre ............ .... ....... .. .............. .. ............. 11 Teresa Borl VI t C ty ng, non oun .... .. .. .. .................... ....... .......... 11 , Jan Downs, Trimble ........ .... ...... .... ....... .... ..... ................. .. ... 12 Mary Jo Eckels, Nelsonv!lle-York .. ...... ................ .. ....... ..... .. .. 11 Lori Pyatt, Belpre ....... ............. .. .... ... .... .. .... ...... .. ....... ... .. .. .. 12 Second Team Player - Team y r. Jodi Harrison, Meigs .... .... .... .. .. .............. ... .. ...... .. .. ..... ..... ..... 11 Lisa Horner, Warren ...................... ........ ...... ..... .. ... ........ ...... 11 Kara Raines. Alexander ...... , ............ ...... .. ..... ... .. .. ......... .. ... .. 12 Karl Allen. Nelsonville-York .:-........ .. ...... .. ........ :.. .... ..... .... .. .... 12 Julie Kuhne, Trimble ................................................ .... .... .. . 12 Cindy Randolph, Federal-Hocki ng .... .. .. .. .. .... ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... 12 · Honorable ~lentlon Player - Team Yr. Audra Nickels, Vinton Cou nty .... .. .... ... .. ........ .. .. .... .. .... .. ........ 12 Andria Russell, Federal-Hocking .......................... ........ .. ... .... 11 Rose Duvuvuel, Belpre ............. ... .... ..... ..... , ........ .... . :.. .. , .. .. .. , 11 Anita Spicer, Miller ...... ... .......... .. ......... .... .... .. .... .................. 11 Missy Burke, Alexander .:. .................................. ..... ... .... ...... 12 Karla McCloud, Wellston ...... ..... .. .. ............... .... .. .... .. ... .... .... . 11 Coach of the Year Pamela West - Vinton Cou nty Most Valuable Player Christie Williams - Belpre (PRACTICING IN MEIGS COUNTY) R('~r r · Da iJ~· PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Six fortner champs qualify for playoffs ' Flnal Trt-\'aDey Confereace The Undersigned Physicians Mf'mbr r · The Associ a tC'd P ress . In· land [) all~· PrPss A ssoe ia l lon ~ nd the 1\mf'r'l t;m NPw spaper Publl sh('rs A s- to The FRED W. CROW Ill j.;::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;l ~92 - 2 \ ~ii . SC'co nd cl ass - pasta~£> paid at Pnmpr ·n~· - Ohio. soc lat i_on. ~a li ona! A d\uli s ln~ ect TVC standings 1984 Tri-Va.lley Conference AU-League VoDeybaD Team First Team P layer and Vinton County coach Pamela West was honored with the Coach of the Year award. h Making up the team .Inc luded t ree each fro"? Belpre and Vinton County, two each from Ttimble, · Fed:ra !-Hoc kin g, Nelso nv il leYor . and Alexander while Meigs, Miller, Warrer and Wellston each had one selection. Belpre won the sectional a nd also cla imed the district title with a win over Gallipolis. The Lady Eagles were knocked out of the tourna ment by Riverview in regional play. IIIS I'S · times," Wyche said. • BengalssafetyBobbyKemp,who 1 had two Interception, agreed. "Thanks to Sam, we had some cluesonthelraudlblesandwewere able to pick up on what they were dolilg," he said. "Coach helped us to be aware of their tendencies and to , know which guys Montana would go to In·certain sltuatlons, and It seemS as tho.ugh that helped us on each one of our four picks." Threeofthelnterceptionscameln· the first half, and Montana blamed · . them on mistakeS by h1m and his receivers. Montana still finished with 301 yards passing - his third straight game over 300 yards - while completing 27 of 42 attempts. Anderson, who had 188 yards , · passing In the first half, managed only Slln the second half when he ,, went 7-for-16with two Interceptions. r;__=--_______:;________________ half, the Bengals had 122 yards and zero points. "There was no talk of strategy at halftime," said 49ersdefenslve back Ronnie Lott. "We just came out attacking." The victory also took three field goals by ever-reliable Ray Wersch· ing from 29, 35 and 24 yards, and a resolve by Montana to keep firing despite a career-high four lntercep· lions against him - one more than he 'd had all year. 15 Umes for 60 yards While scoring a two point conversion . Above he takes a bandoff from quarterback Phil King. Randy Houdashelt photo. niat combblatlon of desire, pertormance and resourcefulness made the dlfterence against a fired-up Bengals squad, "It'soneofthereasons!hey're3-7 and we're 9-1," said' 49erS' guard andy Cross. "They found a way to lose and we found a way to win.'' "We have confidence In wrselves and we know we're never rut of It," said Dwight Clark, who caught seven passesforl24yards, Including a39-yardertotheBengals'l9thatset up the winning TD. "As long as there's time on the clock, we usually can find a way to win." In the first half, the . Bengals played as If they had a spy In the 49ers' huddle. That was because ClnclnnatJ Is coached by Sam Wyche, the fol'l!ler San Francisco offensive coach. "I had a sense of what they were golngtodoand wewererightalot of Monday, November 6. 1984 DEDICATED YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT ·· New 6 Gun Jennifer Sheets is dedicated to improving education and employment opportuni ties. GUN CABINET Rec. 1279.95 laiied llld Paid For by The Me~i COunty Demoaatic Eiecutin Committee CalberiDe Wellb, T!alurer 106 Ebeneler Streit Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 199 95 ACCESSIBLE SAVE •so Jennifer Sheets pledges to be accessible not only at election time but throughout the year. Paid Sheets fo1 State Re ntative Committee Gilmore, Treasurer, Rt. 7, Box , Athens, Ohto 45701 �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 5, 1984 Monday, November 5, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Grocery prices hold steady , J;\Y Al!l80cl., Press Grocery prices held steady In October, dipping less than one-tenth of 1 percent on lower meat and egg prices, the monthly AP Market· basketsurveyfound. · The tab for 14 commonly purchased Items fell1.7 percent during September. The latest results showed that prices Increased ln. eight cities an average of 2 percent. They decreased In !lve cities an average 3.4 percent. Beef frankfurters felll.5 percent and chopped chuck slipped . OJl<l percent Eggs dropped 2. 7 percent. On the upside, butter rose 0.5 percent and peanut butter gained 1,1 percent. Pork chops, which had slid 9.4 percent In September, rose a sUm 0.4 percent. "There's a little up here, a little Dallas Detroit Los Angeles Miami Three people win Ohio Lotto jackpot Providence Salt Lake CLEVELAND (AP) -The three News and happenings in Racine area Bob Saathoff, director of comdown there, but overall things are flat and · that's a pretty nice modity research at PrudentialImpression. Really, that's the way Bache Securities Inc. I• New York, you like to see prices," said DavidA. attrlbuted the recent decHnes in egg Wyss, an economist at Data prices to contbjued Increases in egg production. Resources Inc. In Lexlngton, Mass. "You're going to be looking at "The marketbasket price Index seems to bounce around enough that higher egg production throughout anything under 1 percent Is pretty 1984 and mld·l!ll5. That should hold your egg prices lower, except fortbc much rounding," Wyss said. "If it keeps going in the same seasonal rallies at ThanksgiVing dlrecijon for a few months In a row and Chrlst!l)aS with everyone then Its time to get worried, or time cooking and baking," he said. Asked about the decllne In beef to be happy, depending on which prices, he said wholesale beef prices direction," he said. have been drifting lower the past But falling prices can cause as three months because there have many problems as rising prices, he added, eliplalnlng: "One perSon's · been near-record supplies of meats · price Is another person's income. If avallable. A seasonal slackening In demand you have egg prices falling steadily, for chuck has pressured prices, too, you have some very unhappy · he said. . poultry farmers out there." By Mn. Franels Monts The congregation of tbc First Baptist Church held a potluck dinner hoRI!rtng Rev. and Mrs. Don Calendar MONDAY SYRACUSE Syracuse Emergency Squad wlll be taking blood pressures on Monday from 6 to 7 p.m . at the Syrac~JS~? fire station. r---------------------- INVESI'ITURE - Several Meigs County girl scout leaders and co-leaders "Cere Invested Thursday evmlng during a ceremony at the monthly service unit meellng held at tbe Pomeroy village hall. · Invested were, front row, from left, Tanuny Capehari, Carol Erwin, Christine Norris, Robin Tb1nb FDI Your Support In Tb1 Prlttlllg I urge those voters who supported me this Spring To Vote For: JOHN RIDGWAY jackpot winners from Saturday night's "Ohio Lotto" drawing wUI . . share a jackpot worth $1,686,660. Therewerethreewlnnlngtlckets sold correctly naming all six The tandidate that supports aut lotal hospital. numbers chosen Saturday In the drawing conducted by the Ohio Paid for by the ex-candidate, Jim WithOftll. 1 .0. Lottery. U614 Starcher Road, Pomeroy, Dh. 45769 Each winner will bepaid$562,220, I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~ officials said . ~ The Lotto game reported sales of $3,995,844, with the state's share of the take being $2,007,861. lottery officials said. The winning numbers from the drawing Saturday were 1, 2, ~.26. 29 and40. The next estimated jackpot is $1 million. Butcher, Faye CUfford, Laura Green and .Coru11e Collins. Back row, from left, Dianne Walker, Cheryl Lemley, Sally Erwin, Kathy Price, Marsha Barnhart, Mary Robinson, Rita Hayes, Garcia Adams, Unda Schultz and Shirley Smith. These women represent a nwnher of troops from across the coWIIy. KODAK .VIDEO TAPES VHS & BETA $849 Bring In Your Film and Get Kodak Video Tapes Fo;, 0n~I~ ~~~~ r~ ',~.:n:.h~. $699 Limit One Per Customer PHOTO EXPRESS Ohio Lotto: one, two, twenty, twenty-six, twenty-nine, forty. GET RIGHI WITH WRIGHT VOTE CRAIG WRIGHT FOR JUDGE OF THE OHIO SUPREME COURT Paid for by the Committee to Elect Judge Craig Wright to the Supreme Court; Fred Crow, Attorney-at-Law, Pomeroy, Oh., Southeastern Ohio Chairman. VILLAGE PHARMACY Middleport, Ohio MASON, W Va , - The Grubb Family will be at the Christian Brothers Church, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., during revival. MIDDLEPORT - A regular meetingo!Middleport Lodge363, F&AM, will be held at 7:30p.m . Tuesday at the te mple. The Fellowcraft Club will meet In the lounge at 6:45 p.m . Refreshments will be served following the m eeting. Re-IIf!ct A Treasurer Who Will Continue To Provide Honest, Prompt, and Courteous Service if Re-Elected. RE-ELECT GEORGE M•.COLLINS MEIGS COUNTY TREASURER .. SUPER TROOP LEADERS - The 1983-84 Girl Scout Super Troop awards were presented Thursday evening ·at the monthly Meigs County service unit meeting. A<.'ceptlng awards were, front row, from left, Sarah JO!nion, Middleport Brownies 1.254; Tammy Capehart accepting for Shirley Cogar, Meigs County Senlon 1208; Garcia t\dams, Reedsvllle Jwdoni 1015; back row, from left, Ruth Shain, Racine Juniors 1042; Anne Scarberry, Salem Center Juniors 1196; and Shirley Cogar a<:ceptlng for Edna HWUJeD, Racine Brownies 1259. Mary Ash, Southern Cadettes 1115, was not present but had received her award at an earller date. Super Troop awards are given mly to girl scout wtlts which have met specific requirements as detennlned by Bll)(!k Diamond CouncU, based in Charleston. _This week's bookmobile schedule ELECT· IFER L. SHEETS A BETTER REPRESENTATIVE FOR ·MEIGS COUNTY . ' ACCESSIBLE A COOD REPRESENTATIVE TO TNE PEOPLE CONSIDER THIS.... Jennifer Sheets "does raise some valid concerns, and the chief one is Boster's accessibility- or lack of it. In herfirstterm, Boster has not been the most accessible person in the world. Constituents complain that messages to her are often not returned." The Post, Ohio University, 11/1/84 As a former county extension agent. Jennifer Sheets knows the importance of keeping in touch with people. As a candidate, she has already responded personally to thousands of individuals throughout the distr-ict. As your representative, she will continue this practice, not just at .election time but all year long. Jennifer knows she can't be a good representative unless she talks with the people. . ' :' ·' '•.' Paid By Sheets For State Re resentative Committee, Mary Gilmore, Treas, Rt. 7, Box 243 Athens, OH. ' I "dedicated, hardworking" - The Post, Ohio University, 11/1/84 o "an impressive record of accomplishments" - The Athens Messenger, 10/28/84 o Jennifer Sheets' "background as a mother, a former extension agent and lawyer are the best qualifications of anybody in either party for any office." - Congressman Bob McEwen, 8114/84 • "I am convinced that Jennifer has the talent. the interest, the energy and the dedication to be an excellent State Representative." - Congressman Clarence E. Miller,I0/24/84 o A native of Meigs County, Jennifer, her husband Jim and their three son$ live on a farm near Harrisonville and are active in church and 4-H work. Jennifer regularly accomanies the high school choir, and she and her brother wrote the alma mater for Meigs High School. Jennifer is a former Meigs County extension agent and has a long record of public service and community involvement inc_luding the school board, library board, community act.lon board and the council on aging, She is presently a member ~f the Chamber of Commerce and is a practicing attorney m Pomeroy. Jennifer knows that Meigs County is a vital part of the district. Meigs County can count on her for good representation. · . •.,.- QUALIFIED • Recent ·zixiton Sp<.'C. 5 and Mrs . Jeff Sopher and daughter, Ange l, Fort Drum, N.Y .. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ve rnon Sopher and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mugrag<', Ra cine. FOI DEPENDABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE . VOTE DR. JAMES P. CONDE . REPUBICAN CANDIDATE FOR MEIGS COUNTY CORONER Thank$ Fot Yout Supptuf Pa id fo r By Candidate. Dr. James P. Conde. Rt. 4. Pomeroy . Oh TUESDAY Re-Elect A Treasurer Who has Experience With ,Budget Commission Work. Pd . Pol. Adv. by Cand., Georae M. Collin~ 51049 Rice Run Road, Reedsville, OH. 45772 '• A poem, '.'The Life That Counts" was read. A solo was sung, "Come, Ye Thankful People, Come," bY Barbara Gheen, accompanied bY Lillian Hayman . Everyone stood in Prayer Circle and sang "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" followed by benediction by Glen Hatten. POMEROY - Pomeroy Elementary PTO will meet Monday. 7:30p.m .. at the school. BEDFORD - Bedford Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Bedford Town Hall. Re-Eled A Treasurer Who has Earned Over $1,000,000.00 for Meigs County Through The Investment Program. cities across the United States for the months of October and November. (AP Laserphoto). POMEROY - A revival will begin Monday evening at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, Texas community, and Continue through Nov. 11. The Rev. Robert Simmons, pastor of Cochranto·n Community Church. Cochranton. Pa., wW be the speaker for services beginning at7: ll p.m . nightly . Special singing. Publlc invited. Walker. A large crowd was present. "Thanksgiving" was the theme of the · after meal program with Ronnie Salser, master of cerem3nies. Opening statem ent was by Ronnie Salser. The occasion for assembly was Appreciation. Appreciation for pastor on behalf of self and church statements were by Ronnie Salser, Oris Smith, Edwin (Billy) Cozart. Nick lhle, Roderick Grimm , Wayne Roush, Ray P rof· fltt, John Ihle, Roy Van 1'!1eter, and presentation of gifts was made to Rev. and Mrs . Walker by Roy Va n Meter. REEDSVO..LE- Olive Township Trustees wUI hold their regular meeting Monday, 7: 30 p.m. , at the Reeds\1lle fire station. FOR CORONER MAKKETBASKET COMP.\RISON This graphic prices of butter, franks and pork chops in The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 : . POMEROY - Bookmobile ser- !Reed's Store), 5:20-6: ~ p.m.: ·: vice In Meigs County Is brought by Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's) , 7: 20· -· the Meigs County Public Libra~ :. under contract with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmobile schedule for Monday. Nov. 5- Carpenter (Laura's Store) , 3:10-3:40 p.m.; Dexter (Church), 4:10-4:40 p.m.; Danville (Church), 5:20-.5:50 p.m.; Rutland (Civic Center). 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6 - Portland (Post Office), 2:10-2:40 p.m .: lR· tart Falls {Effie's Restaurant), 3: 05-3:50 p.m .; Racine (Bank!. 4:35-6:05 p.m .; Syracuse (Pool) , 6:20-7:50 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 - Chester (Fire Station). 2:15-2: 45p.m.: Keno (North side of Keno Bridge), 3-3: 30 p.m.; Success Road (Near 39060). 3:45-4:15 p.m.: Long Bottom (Post Office I. 4:25-5:10 p.m.: Reedsville 'Send A Mouse' program sponsored . by Cancer Society . POMEROY - A "Send a Mouse ·: to College" program Is being : sponsored In all Meigs County . schools, kindergarten through sixth grade, by the Meigs County Unit of . ,the American Cancer Society. 7:50p.m. : Baum Addition , 8: 10-8:40 p.m. Soup dinner FOREST RUN - An election day soup dinner will be served fromlla .m . to6p.m . Tuesday at the Forest Run United Methodist Church. In conjunction with the dinner. members of the Ladies Aid Quilters will hold a bazaar. Proceeds from the dinner will go for new siding and proceeds from the bazaar will go towards purchasing a deep freeze. Election dinner CHESTER -An election day dinnerwlllbeheld a t beginning at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Chester United Methodist Church. Rummage sale MIDDLEPORT - A rummage sale will be held at Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday at the church. '· . .' ' ..' WANT ACIIANGE? ELECT EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY Paid Political Ad by Candidate Don E. M"llen. 583 North 2nd Ave .. Middleport e,G1 .~GOODRICH for GOOD SCHOOLS TH• 1•1T QUALIPI.D CANDIDATE ITAT. IOAIID OP .DUCATION ' 1011oCOIIMIIIIIIIIIL DlmiiCT ,.... .,~.-_,._...._._...._._........ .......-.m.am. . • VOTE FOR JAMES J. PROFFITT SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY UNDER EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP BY SHERIFF PROFFITT, MEIGS COUNTY NOW HAS: •24 Hour Road and Jail Staffing . •1 00% Trained Deputies who meet and often O)(Ceed state re quirements . •Breaking and Enterings have declined 32 % in the last 4 years due to increased community awareness through film programs conducted by the Sheriff 's Departme'nt and increased patrol in high crime areas . •A Sheriff's Dept. ranked in the Top Ten of the 88 counties per ,capita in arrest and conviction . •A substantially less amount of marijuana being raised due to the substantially increased search and destroy operations conducted annually by Sheriff Proffitt and his men . •film and video education available for drug and alcohol programs in schools as well as civic groups . •Recorded fingerprints of most of the school age children in the county through the"combined cooperation of the school districts. as well as PTO . PTA and Sheriff's Dept. •Senior Citizen programs to talk with and instruction on r1ew crimes which have been taking place in other areas and show ways to prevent our Senior Citizens from becoming·victims. •Computer tie-in with national law enforcement which has led to the arrest of many felons from Meigs County as well as arrests by fyteigs Co . officials of felons from all over the United States. *SitltiFF Ptolftff p/edga 1 (;, C61nlrlittmeJit f~ c.lltinue PffiM 011 11/ ol file 1bore ptojem 1nd sx,.ntl fhem wilb "' BIJII 011 liN l11f11H. P1i d tor by Committee to elect James J. P1 otfltt . snenff ol lhi&S County; l reUllrer. Elillbeth A. Mohle1. 31339 Wolfpen Rd ., Pomeroy. 0~ . •~769 Most all of the above projects were made possible by grants which were written by and awarded to the Meigs County Com.missioners. Much has been said in this campaign about grants. There are those who would suggest that no effort has been made by the present Board to obtain grants. What they fail to tell the public is that practically all grants now require from 25"/o to SOOfo matth money at the local level. With the tight budget on which we operati, there is simply no way to meet the local match without additional revenue such as borrowing money or increasing taxes. Those of you to whom I have spoken ore strongly agamst this type of action. Being fully aware of our needs, I shall continue to sttk all grants that are obtainable for our County, but even more important, I pledge to continue operating this County on a.llal:. anced bu~t as long as I occupy a seat on the Board. I would like fa say that it is my silure hope that I have demonstrated the type of leadership worthy of your volt lor another term. If successful I shall strive to be a part of County Government that not only respects people, but that people tan res- pect. r-1X-r~----:--:-:-:~1 MARY GOODRICH ... The Man Who Walks Toll and Proud!!!" •A NEW NURSING HOME d NEW MUlTI-PURPOSE BUilDING TO HOUSE THE HEAlTH DEPT., MENTAl HEAlTH DEPT .. T.B. CliNIC & SENIOR CITIZENS d NEW M.R. SCHOOl & WORKSHOP •A NEW E.M.S. SYSTEM *A NEW SANITARY lANDFill •UPDATED PlAT MAPS *A NEW ROAD IN FRONT OF V.M.H. •VARIOUS CDBG GRANTS TO VIllAGES AND TOWNSHIPS FOR PROJECTS THEY COUlD NOT OTHERWISE AFFORD ·- COMMISSIONER SHERIFF JAMES J. PROFFm••• For the last eight years I have had the privilege of representing you as a County Commissioner. During this time I have exerted all of my energy to serve you in the manner you deserve. During my term of office we have worked together to achieve many improvements for Meigs County at a minimum cost to the taxpayers. Some of these improvements are as follows: . ... . DON E. MULLEN WANTED BY MEIGS COUNTY: To The Citizens of Meigs County: TIREI FSS DEDICATION - Shirley Cogar, Minersville, pictured left, was honored Thursday evening at the Meigs Coonty service u.Wt meeting, for her dedication and detennined elforts for the girl scout movement In Me~ County. Dee Lawrence, Held director from Athens, presented Shirley with Dowers and a certHicate of appreciation and noted that the number ofGlrl Scouts in the eastern part of the county II&~ increased from 74 to ~ slitce Shirley began working with the program In 1976. Shirley now headS the Big Bend East Service Unit. Boys and girls wm be asking for contributions from Nov. 5 to Nov. 12. An 87 cent contribution will buy one · mouse to be used In research which Is helping lind the · solutions to canrer. . In 1983, students collec ted $2.9.'15 for this program and the unit is hoping to raise even more funds this ; year. April Smith Is chairman for the Meigs Local schools; Linda Hamm In .the Southern Local Schools and Delorea Frank In the Eastern Local District. PAID POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT YOUR yon ON TUESDAY WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED RICHARD E. JONES Pd. Pol. M. by Cond .. lldlord [. JO!III, 111. 2. Po-oy , Ott 411$9 �·. . ""- ., .... . ~ -· - . . . ... ' ., ' Monday, Noll8fTiber &. 1984 Ohio :Monday, November 5, 1984 The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992~2156 Or Wti1e Dlilf' Clnsifltd Dtfl. IIICW1S1., ,_10J, 00i04!119 .,.,........ ll· t!-,,.~. ... ·-···-.. ···"1' 1- l.DoiM~ F....... Jl:"-•l•kl• u. .._w.....,.. ,.,.. 3J.,__ ...... a......._ •..,... ............... .................... ".... 7 ·Y......... i.,.W in -..,.•l .....-" ,,,,.._ .......... .... 21-IIMII•-w.- ...................."'...... . 11 - ~ ..... . ~.._ ........_,,........ ..... -..~ ~lt.lb•h, tva ..... - ... ............. II ·HaiiOihoWDoodl IJ·CI , fV .. JI ..Ioh.l_.,. ~-~.-~-~~~· 4-0 -.. t¥ - . 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She now Jives with a niece in Texas but returns every summer to Meigs County . and between times keeps up with the "goings-on" through The Sentinel. She holds the distinction of ()elng Meigs County's "first " to join the corps of nurses during World War I. While Mrs. Tempi<' will turn 92 on Election Day, and her health has declined somewha t through the years, her effervescence. enIhu . siam and good humor has di min· Arrives for duty Army Spec. 4 Leon G. Gray, son of Lloyd G. and Gertrude C. Gray of 102 Third and Ander,son St .. Mason, W.Va., has arrived for duty at Fo l't Benning, Ga. Gray, a supply specialist with the 197th Infantry Brigade. .was previously assigned at Camp George. South Korea . He is a 1982 graduat e of Wahama High School. Texas. In her letter, Mrs. Temple said ished not a sm idgen. Mrs. Temple met President that "weweregoingtostay (for the Ronald Reagan at the Four Seasons dinner) but let me tell you what Hotel in Houston during a campaign · happened. You see I wanted to pay, fund ra iser thet·e. She and her niece, but Bev(;'rly kept insisting that she Beverly Mitchell, wereinvitedintoa wanted to pay. I could see that this room w ith !he secret service and wasgoing to()eapointofcontentlon. Mrs. Temple said that while they I wasn't going to let it divide the waited " the president winked at me family, so I suggested we both go several times" while confening home and have a bowl of soup. So, with others about the $1,!XXl a pia te that's what we did~" dinner to be held that night . No. 83·CV-3 County. JAMES W. SUTTLE AND GRETA M. SUffiE l'loinlilf vs. "-----------i Cuddle a Baby WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER CO .. alai T Those a Mending the church services with theGreg Eblinfamiily were paternal great -grandmother, Mrs. Tina J acobs. grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Stevp Eblin, and Becky EbUn, La urel CUff; ma ternal greatgra ndmot her, Mrs. Altona Karr. grandmother,. Mrs. Kathryn Mora , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Frost, Mike and Debbie. Mr: and Mrs . George Mora. Heather and Andy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mora . J ennifer and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grate. Other Laurel Cliff news Attendance at the morning ser· vice at the Free Methodist Church Oct. 14 was l(l!, choir members . present were eight. Rey. Hennan Jones was the guest minister for the revival. The Sunrise Singers of Chester were guest singers for three evenings. Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs. Columbus, visited recently with Mr. Jacobs' mother, Mrs. Tina Jacobs. The yards and hills on Laurel Cliff have been beautiful. 7388 fxtAeu'B~ EXPERIENCED ••• (BACKGROUND and FUTURE work- · ing with business management, education, psychology, children, senior citizens, handicapped, teens, families, •••• a totally qualified ond experienced commissioner.) ACCESSIBLE... (Has always hod the time for people and the community. "If you want something done, osk o busy person.") INFORMED... (Has gathered the information on the availability of ALL grants possible ta create jobs & opportul!ities for Meigs CoiHity."AND has the cantach and experience to get them.) 1n the above Baby's best set is hand crocheted~so so~. so cozy' Welcome a new baby with this charming ribbon·beaded set in open shell stitches. Bow·trimmed cap for girls, v_isor for boys Pattern 7388: crochet directions tor J.pJy baby yarn. infant size. $2.75 for each pattern. Add 501 eaeh pattern for postage and handling. Send to: .Alice BlOCib Cf•rts·3 1 -· Reader M1it ' The Daily Sentinel IIu 163, Old Cholsu SIJ., New Yoll!, NY 10113. Print Name, ~ddrm, Zip, P1Hem Numbtr. CRAF)S.c rattst New '85 Needlecraft Catalog ~ knils , crochets, dolls, quilts. more. 3free patterns printed inside. Send $2. ALL CRAFT BOOIS••$2.50 uch All llool!s and C...1Jiog--1dd 5CK uch for postap 11d h1ndtin~o 135-Doth &Clolha On P111de 134-14 Quicl Midline guilts 133-fllhitrn Home Quiltin1 130.Swuterfnllions-Sim3S.56 t2a.hwelope Pllchwort Quilts 121·Aiall>is 'n' Dottia · 126-ThrifiJ CrlfiJ Flowers 125-Petal ~ills 124-Easy Gilts 'n' Orn1ments 123-Stitch 'n' Patch Olilts 122·Stuff 'n' Puff Quats 120-tntchet Your Wardrobe 119-Easy Art ol flawtr Cnichet 115-Easy Art ol tipple Cnichtl 113-Coonpltle Gift ... 109-Sew+lnit tllaic tissue ind) 105-lnsllnt Crlchtl 101·QuiR Boot Calledion I S1tua ted 1n the County ol Me1gs. m the State of Oh•o. and 1n the Townsh •p of lebanon and bounded and descn bed as tallows Be1ng 1n Sec t1on Th1 rty-s t)i 136). Town No Two (21. Range Eleven { 1 1) of the Oh10 Com pany's Purchase and IJounded and desc nbed .JS follows Begmn1nQ at tfle no1t hwes1 corn er of Section ThlrtY·SI>< 136) thence east folluw1 nq the nort h line ol sa1d Sect1on Thntv -s u {36). 1 14 1-:l rods to the north -1;'1,1€5 1 co rner of lands of Belle Jones. then ce south 104 rods !ollow1ng the we st ltn e of sa1d Jo nes land to 1he south -west corne r of sa1d Jones land, and bemg the no rth line of lands of sa1d Harry Bush thence wes t followmg the nort h ltne of la nds. of sa1d Harry ~ ush 1141J? rods 10 lhe west line of .sa1d Sec110n Th•rty·S IX {3 6): thence Nort h of the W esl l.ne of sa1d Section Thtrty-stx. 1 04 •ods to the ptace o1neg1nn1 ng. co n t;Hnmg Seventy-sr x an d thrrty hund red ths (76 30) ac•es. be the sa me mo re or less. SAVE and EXCEPT all coal upon and under sa1d prem1ses, w1th the nght to en tf>r upon satd prem1ses to m1ne and remove the same Sa'd OIL & GAS APPR/oJ SE D AT ( S3. 179 00) Three th ousa nd one hund red sewmtv· ntne and 00/ t 00 dollars Canno t be sol d for less than two - th~rds of the appr a1sed amoun t Cash 1n hand 011 day of sale II i1 !i. JAMES J PROFFITT SHERIFF MEIGS COU NTY t 2. t 9. 3tc Public Notice offer for sa le. at the front door of th e Coun House 1n P o m~rov . Metos Co unty. Oht o. on the 8 th D ~ce mb e r . 1984 . at 10 15 O'clock AM . th e fol lowmg lands and tenements. to · w't The followmg descnbed pre- 1n the Vt!lage of M1ddleport. County of M e,gs and State o f Oh1 0, and bounded and descr1bed as fo llows tO· Y'V H' L01 Numbered Thtrtv-SI)i (3 6 ) tn Subd1viston Two ( 2) of P Jones Estat e: as the same 1s platted and of record tn Plat Book 2. at Page 9. m th e Office of the Recorder of M etgs County. Oh1 0, , -Si tuate 1n the Southwestern s1de of Mtll Str eet. 1n the Vtllage of Middleport. Me1gs County, Ohto. Reedsv1lle. Oh10 45 77 2 ELECT YVONNE HACKETT SCALLY MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER DECISIVE ... · (Trained, educated and experiIRCed 11111leader and administrator. Proven ability to make tough decisions and get results! Quali.fied lea~rship far a changeJI Pd. Pol. Ad. by S<ally for CommistiOI)fr CommiHtt, Myriam Ruthchilcf, Chair./Tr-. 126 liflc.tn Hil~ r-roy, Oh. 45769 ·Cor!lflod Chimney Sweep 2 Milts out Flatwoods Rd. Off St. Rt. 1 Nov. . CUNIC IN MIODLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Bo• t76. Public Notice 1ssued out of the Common Pleas Courl of M etgs Countv. Oh1o. 1n the case of Robena C O'Br1en. e 1 al pla1nt1ff s vs George ColhfiS. Treasurer of Me1gs County_ Oh10. et al defendan ts. upon a 1udgment there1n rendered. be1ng CASE NO 8 4 CV 97 m sa1d Cou rt I w111 offer lor sale_ at the !toni door of the CoUll House 1n Pomeroy, Metgs Count y. Oh1o. on the 8th day of Decembe r. 1984 at 10 45 a .m . the follow1ng ·land and lenemen ts. 10-w1t· SI!\_Wted 1n thl"! Vtllaqe of M 1dcl leoon . M e1 gs Co untv. Oh1 0 Ben tnn1ng at th e tn tersectton of the east li ne of M a1n Street 150 1t:e1 wtd€) formerly known as Seco nd SuP.et. wt th the nort~ ltne o f DoCk S t r~et . now abandone d (40 fee t w•de): thenc::f. S 7 5 rleg 30 m•n east w1th tre f ormer nonh ltne of Dock S tr e~ t a d1Stance of 90 feet. thence perp endiCUlar 10 l1ne of ·sa1d Dock St reet. S 14 deg 30 m1 n W w1 th the former south line of Dock Street a d •stanc e of 7 fee t. lhence southerly parJIIel wll h and 83 feet east P.rl y of the east l1nP. of M a1n S t rFH~ I. a d1 Stance ol 100 fee t. thence perpend1cular to the east line of Matn Str eet a d1stance of 83 ~ ~~ • to sn1d east l1f\e of M_a m Stmet. thence PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF OmE ARTHUR BOSTON. DECEASED. c- No. 24482 Docket 12 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Septe nibe r 12. 1984. tn th e M etQS Counlv Probate Cour t. Case No 24482 . Glad ys Shields. Bo" 301 . Rac me, Oh10 45 771 ·was a ppo tnU~d Executri x of the esta te of Ott1e Arthur Bos ton. deceased. la te of Fourth Street. Ractne. OH Nesselroad Clerk. 9/ 27 !l mo. pd. Real Estate General WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYlVANIA .SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY , •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR . We miss you, Mom, when the sun comes up, When the around is wet with dew. ' We miss you. Mom, when the rain appears. · When the stars shine throu1h the blue. We miss your love we shered topther, So s-1 and yet so true. But more then all the thines in life Dearest, we miss rou. husband, Clero; ~hilldren. Edison and M1ry NEW LISfiNG - Ideal tor hunters! Appro! . II acres with abundant wildtWe. Has 24!40 new blilding to store camper & auto. Small room for eating & cooking, electrical hoot<up. All mineral rights. Free gas avai~bte. $14.!XXl.OO. NEW umNG - New lin Road~ A3bedtoom ranch on approx. I acre lot. Equippal krtchen, family room, swimming pool with lenced ya!d. Central air, garage. $44,900.00. 64 Misc. Merchandi•e RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 I I f ROUSH CONSTRUCTION· New Homes-hlensive Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm Pole Btdgs. & Garages Roofing Work . Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 •· or 992-2282 11 - 1 · 11~ MILLER ElECTRIC SERVICE NEW LISfiNG - l.!blnon Township - Approx. 26 acres vacant ~nd. Many possibilities. · $10,500.00 For all your wiring needs: furnaces repair service and installation. MOBILE HOME BARGAIN! A two bedroom 12160 trailer. Move to your lot. underpinned. On~ $3,500.00. OWNER WANTS SAlf & HAS REiltiCED PRICE & mll' WAIITS OFFER - Beautiful home on a II!IOd street in Pome~. Lefs deal on this one. Wants 36,500.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cltlllld, Jr. GRI 992-•1>1 Jean Truistll 949-N60 DoHit Turnar 992·5692 Jo Hill 915-44&6 +. -. · m trrilllna. h PIJ'I to lhop wh- you llvel 1oad I CARS I I APARrMENlS 1 Residential & Commercial Catl 742-3195 Or 992-5875 :,1-------.J.I..WIU ' · M'GH££ ..... , ., 'R•n'~ , APPLIANCE · SERVICE ' 985-3561 All Makes RT . 62 NORTH POt NT PLEASANT WEST VIRGINIA I' · II. L: "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service Charyl Lemley, Mti&s County ~noci1te .. · Phone 742-3171 1 Co. i 8 miles from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Sl NGLE $24.95 304 675 -6276 · 24 Hoo r Swltchi:IOird · A t•t•u,.nt A.A. A. 3 04-675-6216 Gu;neo Pig ..304 ·675·2199 . We'd like to introduce you to Enc•c•·A·Car, the modern way to drive the vehicle of your choice. 6 Lost and Found No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomero~. OH . 45769 Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis; Ohio 45631 B/1 3/tln Small white male cat lost on St. Rt. 248 near Long Bottom_ Answers to Dust\' . Catt 814·985·4200 or 614· 986-4244 . Small reword. For Faster Service. Doberman found at Ball Run Rd . on At. 143 area . Call Call 614-992-6737 \ •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers 73·80 Chevy Tr. D-50 Oodce Tr. Fenders ..... ...... ...... ......170 Fenders ........................ 62 lt·S• Chevy Tt~ 76-82 Chevette fenders.. ........... ......... IIO Car fenders ................ .. 60 S·IO·S1l Chevy Tri. 79·80 llustanc fenders ................... ..... BO Car fenders .............. .... 60 73-79 ford Tr. 11·84 Escori·Cynx Fenders ................ ........ 59 Fenders .............. .......... 49 80-84 Ford Tr. Omni-Horizon 2 dr. or Fenders ...................... 110 4 dr. fenders.. .............. 75 ford Rancor Chevy & ford Tr. fenders ................... 98 PU Bumpers ............ 69.95 72-80 Dodge Tr. 79-82 Chtvttte Grills.. ...... ll Fenders . .. ............. 115 Ford R1naer Grills ........ .... 75 Ford and Chevy Tail Gates PARTS and SERVIC.E 4-S-I!c • GUN SHOOT RACINE fiRE DEPT. lashan luilding EVERY SAT. NIGHT SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Roofing of oil Types 20 years EUGENE LONG WHALEY'S• AUTO PARTS 9·JJ.tfn Roger Hysell WANTED RAW PINE POSTS GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio C. V. POSTS 10/4/tfc AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Available for Birthdays . Golf Lessons Sat. & Sun. · Public Skating Jr. tour, putting green, hitting ar8a, Christmas gifts, trophies. plaques. JOHN TEAFORD · East Meigs !On 211 mo. . 10· 16. 1 mo . DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 SIDING BISSELL RENT A CAR CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP CALL 446-4522 11 We Rent for Less " U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL Or SlDING CO. 843-5424 ""Beautiful, Custom Built Garages·· LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FlU DIRT Call for free siding estimates. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Complete Dustless Chimney Cleaning 10·8·tfn 10 -19-tfn Auct;oneer. Colt 304·2753069 . 1 Curb Inflation II Pay Cash for I I Classlfleds and I• 1 Savalll . I own 1 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Slart From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses I P&S BUILDINGS · Write your Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 ad and order oy mail wittl this . coupon. Cancet your ad by phone wnen vou get I· , results. Monev ncrt refundable_ 'DOZER - BACKHOE We 'pay cash for late model clean used cars . Jim Mink Chev .-Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 446 ·3672 'Oil FIElO SERVICES COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS ~CONCRETE BOGGS. SALES & SERVICE U. S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO FURNITURE . Beds, iron, wood. cupboards , chairs , chests, baskets . dishes, stone jars. antiques, gold and silver . Write - M . D . M iller, At .2 . Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 or celt 614 -992· WORK "CUSTO~ BUll THOMES "WATER. GAS & OIL LINES JlM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 7760. 3- - n Addre~--~----------- Howard L Writesel Phon•------------------ Roofing Co. New - Repoir Guttes - Downspouts Gutttr Cleaning Painting Storm Doors Windows Free Estimates 949-2969-949-2263 I0-19 1 mo. Authorized Jolm Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Porh & Service r J 1/r ( ) Anriouncement ( )For Rent Middleport, Ohio SWEEPER and sewing ma · chine repair, parts, and tupplies . Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call I. 20. 2. 21. 3. 4_ 5. 6. 7. 22. 23. 814·446·0294 . 24. Reduce safe 8t fast with GoBese Tablets &. E- Vap 'water pills' at Gillingham 25. _ _ _ __ ------., 8.----- v.26.------ 1·1l·lfe S&W TV 30. 13. t4. 32. ore due. $25.00. Muot be 33. 3-4. paid before January JS.• Tired of questions instead of anawere7 Tired of excuses inltead of results? Vote Or . I I I 31. Mall ThiS Coupon with Remittance Tht Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Recine Gun Club 198!5 dues 1985. l tott free 1·800-553·8021 . Wanted to buy old quilts. old teddy· bears fbelore 19401. Emp lo yment Services Situations Wanted Call 992·6022 . 1, 46701 or Catt Cottoct 814692 ·6161 . . By owner; modiiied A ·frame with fireplac;e and wood burner on 5 acres . Hard wood and fru it trees with garden space . Fully car· peted . Owner moving . Re - . duced for quick sate . $38.000. Catt 614 ·843 · 5384 . Sill room house with vinyl si ding . Remodeled . two baths with double garage. 443 6th Ave. M iddleport . 18 Wanted to Do Call 992· 53t 1 or 992 6362 . . Will cut and deliver fire - Three bedroom home for sa le by owner in ·Bradbury. Some furniture included . wood . Call 256-1528. Catt 614.992·3187. Home cleaning wanted. eJt perienced. Call 446 -8357. Gallipolis Ferry, 3 br brick large rooms . 4 car garage and storage bldg .• stove, ref. washer -dryer . Make· an " Will haul limestone or gravel. Hayman the Hoeman . Call 992 ·2707. Two women will do house cleaning and office cleeining, reasonable rates, 304 -675 - 5356. Financial 21 Business Opportunity ! NOTICE! THE OHIO VAllEY PUB· USHING CO . rec ommends that vou do bus iness with people vou know , and NOT to send money through the mail until vou have investigated the offering . 1-;;::;:======= off••· 304-675 -6851. - Four bedrooms, kitchen -" family roo m wi th fireplace, finished basement, Point PleaSant. Shown by ap·pointment. 304 -675 -3079, FRAZIERS BOTTOM. River-front two st ory brick, 4~ bedrooms, d en. spaciou S: k it c hen fami ly room combi nation with woodburning firep lace, acre level tot. only 2 years old . SB4 .900.00. Ed Goel le r 30 4 · 776 · 1091; ERA . Greenlee & Associates Realtors 304 · 343-4411 . ARBUCKLE , 3 bedrooms, 11J.z bath, living, dining , TV.rooms , large kitchen , large utili t y room. new roof. sid -: ing, gutters. painted, carpet. porches . 1!. acre , S46 . 000 . 00 negotiable • . 1- 304-458 · 1800. 1- - - - - -- - - - Priced reduced total alec. central a i r . new wood burner. small alec . bell. wall to wall carpet. 3 br. brick .~ large garage , wood shed,' Gallipolis Ferry . 304-675 - 22 Money to Loan Fixed conventional FHA · VA . Leader Mortgage , Athens , collect . 614 -592 - 3051 . Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair. Brunicardi Music Co .. 4460687. Twentieth year of quality service . lane Da - 6851 . 3 br ranch , 7 miles from Holler Hospital on Rt. 160. No do wn payment, 304- 675·7746. 8 V2 acres . 3 bedrooms , 2 baths . out building , pond. 8 % assumabl e loan $55 .0 00 .00 . 304 · 675 · . 2885 House o n double lot near · New Haven Grade School. 304·773 .5586 HAIR : No pain! No needle! Approved depalator me· thod . Removes unwanted hair permanently . Call today·614·992·6no . Top Some liie insurance polic ies allow the insurance companies to keep your savings. upon death . We offer 1 wide variety of insuranc8". IRA's and tell sheltered annuity products . Coqtact Oaby ing with ealespeople. Salary plua com minion . 10- 4 Mon ~ Sat . Must be dependa· ble . Please send resume to P.O .Box. 729 Athena. Oh 949·2582. F. H .A . approved . moving. must sell. 3 bedrooms. 1 % baths. garage . 1 acre land, near Rutland . S40,000.00 . Sell AVON moko 45%. Call 446-3358, Creek , Available Have room , board . and laundry for elderly person . HAVE YOUR ltFE INSURANCE POLICIES RE · VIEWED ANO UPDATED. Mill Call 304-525-0122 alter 4 : 30 p . m . Immediately . Call 614-992-3029 o• 614992-7875 alter 5PM . Help Wanted AVON-Need 5 girls to soil By owner: 4 rooms, an closed porch , bath, well insulated on 1 V2 acres: fuel oil stove , lg. chicken house. outbuildings. c e11erhouse . nice garden spot . Close to Mercervil le. S25 .000 firm . home. have references & experience . Call446 · 7336. of the Stairs Beauty Salon. Pomeroy. 11 446 -8095. holidays. Special discount for limited time . 304 -675 - 6600. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSEL'S QUAL·. tTY MOBilE HOME SALES.4 MI. WEST. GALltPOLtS.-, RT 35 . PHONE 614-446-7274. 12X60 mobile home . 2 bdr. ;: all new appl. with washef· ~ dryer . new c arpet. Outside~: deck & storage garage . Must. see to appreciate. Call 446 .... 1805 alter 5. - - - -----' · Pork Ave. 14)(70, 3 bdr. 1'h, baths, total elect. $6900 . ~ Cott 614·446 ·0175 . Real Estole ·- 1976 Fo!livol 14X7D . ':1 r baths, garden c~rpeted , tub , fully .· ~dr, underpi-:'1 ... 2 mng , 82,000 down a. take· Saleman wanted to work out paymanu. Call 246 1 Yvonne Scally · Meigs of f' County Commiesioner .Paid tocat olfico. Salary ptuo 31 Homes for Sale over 9472. lor bv Scolty lor Commis· commission . Send Resume -::-c-:-- - - - -- -· I "oner. Myriam Ruthchitd , 10 box 729 Athens, Oh 3 · bdr . houoo, poot, AC --------------------: 12X60 Kirkwood. lot can b. ~ I Ch. and Trees.. lincoln Hilt. 46701 . or colt 614-693· lireplocoo. Pt. Ptauont, oat~ rented: Colt 446-3812 after • ~246 . · , m rent . Cot1878·6104. ----------------------·. L m Henkle. Chotham Ave .. KiGun shoot at Racine Gun noon. Celt 446·2166. Mor!in-614-992 ·7022 . Ctub avery Sunday, 1,oo Secretary & Office Manager p.m. Factory chocked guns wanted for local company. PIANO TUNING & RE· only . E.llperience naedad in work- PAIRS - Tune up lor the 12. _ _ _ _ __ J Woman to . care for' infant and occasionally 3 year old . Preferably in my home . Old Oriental rugs wanted . Any size or condition . Call Downtown , 21. 29. t5. 16. I Drug. '·-----10.-----11 . _ _ _ _ __ APPLIANCE SERVICE . 4li353 Scout C1mp Rd. Chestar, Ohio Ph. 98&-4269 If No Allwtr, Call 115·4382 We Sorvlce Alt Mlltoa. Modolo Anltttnl tnslltlltion HopH Cells ond Shop 5t!Yict Avaltobl .. "service lh1! Towers Above !he Rest" 17. ---...,---18.-----19, ~---,-- ereils. Colt 304-675-1429. 43946 . Phone 614·483· 23 t505 . 3 Announcements ( )Wanted ( )Far Sale Help Wanted- Part - time work, open territories , Mason, Point Pleasant. Let~;nt M;ddleport, Oh . 614 ·992· HOME lOANS FIXED 3476. RATES Below market rates . Wanted old pianos. Paying &20.00 end S40 .00 each. Firsh floor only. Write giying directions. Witten Pianos box 188 Sardis , Ohio Sale or Rent ~ 1 V2 yr. old , 3 bdr . home overlooking Ohio River. full unfinished basement. lg . kitchen & living room . Ca11 after 5 :00p.m . a1 Four bedroom , nicer solid older home.Full basement · ,central heating, 1 V2 baths in upper middleport. Good home or investment prop erty . Must sell -reasonable offer . Only really interested person s please c all . E .R .Yost, 6ns please 14- paper dolls and movie star n;ets. 614·742-2951 . items jbelor' 1965J. 614REMOVE UNWANTED 245·9448 . Announcement s RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Buying daily gold, ' silver coins , rings. jewelry, sterling ware. old coins, large currency . Top prices . Ed. Bur kett Barber Shop , 2nd . Ave . sell !!. Call 614 -992 -6941 . We are looking f~r aggressive professional to manage our growing meat opera~ion . Our super market is located in 1 small town in Southeastern Ohio . Please send resume to P.O . Boll 729V in care of the Dailey Sentinel. 614·667·3156 Olive 'St .. Gallipolis. ·oh . Old Oriental Rugs Wanted . Any size or condition . Call Middleport home priced to sell ! We MEAN priced tO Nice 6 room house with basement . 24X24 garage , 1 1/ ,. flat acre . Cal f 446 -4217 . ture, 446·3159. 3rd. & toll free 1·800·553-8021 . Nam•------------------- lD 6 11 ~ Wan1ed To Buy 446 -4798 . Excellent benefits. compari able salary. Arcadia Nursing Center. Coolville. Ohio. Call Will do babysitting in my Antique Auction Sunday Nov.11. 1 :00PM . Chamber of Commerce Building, Howells Grove Park. Belpry. Ohio. Come to Belpry ond ask anyone easy to find. We have consigment of, An tiques over 200 pieces of fine glass ware, primitives. many more items . Second week each each month ellcept for December. This will be a large sale. Emma Bell Auctioneer, 42985 . Homes for Sale RN AND LPN NEEDED ' 304-458-1672. •RECLAMATION WORK •ouMP TRUCK SERVICE quired. Catt 614·696·1395 . 12 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters . Swain Furni ~ J&F CONTRACTING Teacher needs responsible babysitter for 2 yr. old in my home . References . Call Thursday. ~~ buy used furniture and appliances; also sell large items on consignment. 'Stop in or call No Sunday Calls .----------------------, P.O.BoK 270. Gatt;potis. Ohio 45631 . 304.675 ·7421 alto• 6 i> !l 3 I i lie Bookkeeper in Accounting Office , full & part-time poaltions available, college or experience a must. Send resume to Comptroller, leon Flea Market open dai - 304-428-8177 . St. Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio 7/ 11 /lln PH . 949-3046 From 9:00 to 5:00 Auction everyfridaynight at the Hartford Communitv Center. Truckloads of new merchandise every week . Consigmente of new&: used merchandise always welcomed. Richard Reynolds, · tev 9:00 to 6:00 OKCOpt AoUts 6/140-SII.olonts 6/13 WED., FRI. & SAT. 7:30-10:00 Phone 985-9966 or 985-3929 Monday thru Friday ~. KWB . & Private Parties Skates & Aaessaries 8:00 to 5:30 Also Trarsmission PH. 992-_5682 or 992-7121 THE KOUNTRY .~ . 1'~. ·.. CHESTER. OHIO PH. 667-6715 Public Sale & Auction 9/13/2mo. d. SKATE~A~WAY Tuppers Plains, OH. 8 Ph. (614) 843-5425 November 5 thru 9 at 582 Beech St . in M iddlepor1 inside. Clothing, drapes. sheets , rugs and bed spreads . Pots and pans. what nots, elec1ric applian ces. tables and lots mora. Rent or for sale 5 room house with garage, 'h acre ground. city schools. Call Occasional evening babysitter needed near Alfred (Tuppers Plains) for tw o smell bovs. ages 4 and 2 . Prefer our home, will provide transportation if re - 4200 or 614-985·4244. "Free Estimates" .. BabysiHer needed in my home, 8 -5 . Must have own traneportation & furnish references. Call 446· 1418 after 5. Lost two heifer caves . 5001bs each . One is red , white faced and the Other is lost greyish . white cat, male is 1 year old . Lost on St . Rt . 248 near long Bottom . Answers to name of Dusty, small reward . Call614 -985· Worked in home area -~ - 31 446-9330 alter 4'00pm. at 614-742 ·3135 . Complete Guner Work Complete Remodeling .... -. 1 1 Help Wanted 992·6519 . yellow with white belt .They went lost Tuesday in Rutland area. If found call Bill Smith Vinyl & Aluminum - ~··· -- - ~":;:-=~~~;:=:;:=~~;:=.===-=~== 2 French large rabbits, one •Ranges AI!D ·Liv t Entert•Mrnt'ftt · FreeH .B.O. ·Kilr,.enl!ltes INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE •Washer• •Dishwashers 992 · 2196 MOTEL ~· LISA M. KOCH, M.S. - PAT HILL FORD IUI.llll .I REAL ESIAI E PW61NTD· q.R551FIE_ D5 · . ' ii! z KEN'S · We Have A Full Time Shop r,chnicion on rDuty E. MI•In... POMEROY,O. 992-3259 NEW LISfiNG - MUJireny A.ve. - Aneat 2·3 bedroom home wrth klts of extras. 1\l bat~s, equiwe<J kilchen, ~rge rovered patio. large kit with storage building. Just $26,500.00. Giveaway Hltl,toPomeroy. ~all 3Proopact kittens give· away. 992-7822 . '" ::r:: Vinyl S. Aluminum LARGE , SMAll IOU PH. 992-2478 'lloi 22. 29 (ttl 5. 3tc IN MEMORY In Iavin& lle!llary of Rebecca A. Baker, who passed away Nov. 5, CJ Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Dependable Hearing Aid Service ~ -WATER Robert ·F Bud , Probate Clerk I( Pomeroy. Ohio l- 2~ - ~~~ -SEWER - GAS LINES -SEPIIC SYSTEMS knick -knacks. clothas. ta · bles, Fairview Evergreen Ad . 992-6215 or 992 -7314 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS .446-2062 Only -BACKHOES -DUIIP TRUCKS -lO-BOYS . -TRENCHER 457 71 In Memoriam lhtl hlzlnll of hllhwiJ lncl , _ . , Phone 3305 JACKSON AVE. PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS Yard Sole' Nov. 3. 4, 5 & 6, Teresa. 4 Middleport & Vicinity .------.--- Modo to orde•. Cott 614247-2981 , ond ..h lor oway,colt 614· 742·2456. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Plge438 BY l ena Addons and remodeeing Roofing and gutter work Conerete work Plumbing and electri cal work (free Estimates) ___ ....P"cimerov ........ _ & Vicinity "All OCCIIion ClkBI, ChriS1· maa C8ndy and CQokiae. V. C. YOUNG Ill .... - lt::k::t'SM - . . . .. . . . . IIIIISltol .. - -- ·- --Gaiili:ioils-- ·----·· Female border collte to give 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns Monday 3 p.m.-5p.m. Tuedsay 6:30 p.m.·! p.m. Wednesday 3 p.m.·5 p.m. Thursdoy 3 p.m.·l p.01. friday .1 p.m.-2 p.m. S.turday 10 l .m.·ll:lO a.m. LARGE ANI MAL AND SURGERY BY APPOINTIIENT tO t8·1 mo. NOTICE OF SALE 8J ehopplna In your haml·e,... 101111ve on ... the - r IIIII tMr on rour cer end noid 8 TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY lt 012 9 (t t l5. 12. t9. 4tc COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS O.FF I~ r.101lE WAYJ T,JiAN ONE! S~Dec. Mon.-Fri. '1-9 Sat. 9-5; Sun. 1-5 Kim Nelsort '1'12-2903 Ruth Ann Taylor 992-3566 Btds are now bei ng acc epted by !he Southern l ocal School Dtstr1ct for two 71 passenger school bu ses Spec1ficat10ns niay·be ob1a1n ed 1n the office of th e Treasur er of Southern High Sc hool or by wn ttng or calling Treasurer. D ennts Ht11 at 6 14 - Bv w tue o f an Order ol Sale ... W( 'II lrh._-.....__')...,_~ oaa fBI lllUIAAHI/ ~·iJHOIIIIIOINT IIUAIANT, IOW7J-190J• "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 28. t98 4 Public Notice .... 1.1. ltil C.l. 11111111 l~l. I 1110• pd. z Rac1ri e. Ohto 4 57 7 1 B1ds wt11 be accept ed 1n th e Treasurer's off1ce until noon on Novembe r It tJ5. 12. t9. 26. 4tc 1977. I 10-8-l mo. LEGAL NonCE 949-22 13. PO t - n.t:-• . 7 I• Ill Econoline Home lnauln:tion Inc• ~ ' Public Notice 38900 SA 7 CONCERNED... (Has shown r"l concern for high rate unemplayment, lack of recreational facilities, small businesses struggling for survival & housing ntllls •••conctrn for the omall quality of life in Meigs County.) Roy Bickle (ttl 5 12. 19. 31c Ed ucal ton to accept and / or re 1ec1 any and all or pan s of any and all b1d s Boa rd of Educa t1o n Eastern Loca l School Dtstr1 c1 1 CARPENTER . SERVICE 10{1. •complete Chimney Cleaning •certified Chimney Relining S. Repair •Experienced and Insured sold for less th an two-th1rds ol satd apprat sed va lue. Terms of Sa le· Cash 10 hand on day of sale. James J . Proffttt Sher1ff of M etgs County O'Bnen & O'Br te n Anorneys lor Pla tntdfs NOnCE OF SALE By vtrtue o f an Order of Sale tss Ued out of th e Common Pleas Co urt of Me1qs' County Oh1o. 1n th e case of The Centl'al Trust Company. N A . M td dlepo rt . Oh1o. Pla tnttf f. ag amst Mary E Aager. et al . Defen dants. upon a JUdgmen t t heretn rendered. bemg Case No 84-CV - 105 1n satd Co urt. I will rruses sttuated ' at $20.500.00 and cannot I>'> 6 t 4·985·433 . INSIIUUI r01111 . Amc o• - a l t .; HOUSI 446-2062 Ot The Bo ard of Educat 1on of Eastern l ocal Sc hool Otstn ct des1 res to rece•ve sealed b1ds on the lollow1ng : 1 Gaso ltne and Ot l 2 l1res a nd Tubes 3. Fuel Otl 4 Fleet Insur ance In ord er ro be cons tdered al l sealed b1d s shall be rece1ved 1n the Treasurer's Of! Jce by 12 O'Clock Noon on Decem ber 2 day of .1400 northerly w tth the east line Matn Stree t a d•s, ance of 140 feet to the north hne of vacated Dock Str eet and t he potnt of beg1 nnmg. cont a1ning 11.900 sq uare feet. more or leS$. Sub Jec t to a 20 foot eas ement along the north of the property bemg the north eriehalf of vacated D ock Street. The rea l estat e was appraised named Counlv. on Sa turday fD b t98' 1h 8 h d '· atet 0t 00a11o o'c lockecem AM.errhe OIL AND GAS UN DERLYING THE lotlow"'O descnbed •eal eSiale. 17. 1984 Sa1d Board o f s' tuate 'n !he Countv of Mergs reserves the nght BE ING THE OIL AND GAS UNDERLYING .!HE FOLLOWINGDESC RIBED REAL ESTATE guests were Mrs. Marie Phillips and the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks, Racine. Mrs. Opal Eichinger was a dinner guest also. WITH YVONNE HACKETT SCALLY YOU WILL GET A COMMISSIONER WHO 'IS: Pomeory. and State ol Oh1o. and 1n the Townsh1p at Lebanon to-wtt Relatives gather for baptismal Mr. .a nd Mrs. Woodrow Mora hosted a family dinner at their home Sunda y following the baptistmal services for the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Eblin , Ashley .Jan and Juley Ann, at the Chester United Methodist Church by the Rev. Donald Archer. ln pursuance of an Order of sale IN PARTITION,n the above entrlled ac t,on. I w'll off er for sal e ai public auct ton. on the tronl steos olthe Cou" House 1n lft -~ttaft Public Notice NOnCE TO BtODERS Oelendont State of Ohio. Meigs The 112- "-HM-... --,.---,,.,---i Public Notice Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE .,.._-...,llt.W 771 - ...... • ., _ ...,... fllrii ..1~<D ... ,, WITH OWEIIS.CORIIIIIG RBERGI.AS SA VI ON,, _ au · '(ard Sa\eS REOPENING SOON' The Wood Shed. Cuotom wood- working •nd e~~binets . Will be gled to ... my friends and cus1omers . Watch for data and location. H.R .LeamOnd. YOUNG'S ~6Ji INSULATE NOW Chimney Care e71 - ll't. ~t 1"'... ' ""''• - · (Ho" lo nol Itt) 5 t2 . t 9. 3tc Native Meigs countian meets Reagan 411- a.- u,,.,.,.o••• .11•_-., .•,......, ... noo Me1gs County. Ohto Public Notice IH - Mi ..... .., ,..,., . o,....,..,...,'" ...... noo U.ICI 11-·~ -- I I·MH . IIe"r Shenlf of NINErY-mO ON ELECI'ION DAY - - ...c...c. ....- . ~~~..:__-~~=:.._----'-~ Sa1d real es1a1e was appraised at $ 18.500. 1 Terms of Sale Cash Rea l es tat e can not be sold for less· than two-1h1rds of !he appratsed va lu·e James J. Pr oHt tt Meigs Countlan Harriet Stiles Temple got her first birthday present a Utile early Ibis year - a visit \\ith ..... 741 - 1'1..- Public Notice President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan during a visit In Houston. Mrs. Temple resides there with her nle<:e, Beverly Mitchell, and returns to Meigs Cmmty every summer to visit folks here. Why Wait Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? ,.,..Collt lt4 JU - 1"1111tOW .147- Woo" '"II Mt - IIKIM .1 7t- ¥1'oiiiWI 17·UJholtte"' 41-li,... .. _,., .., , llltnl . ,.,•• l . . . - ...,.c.....,. ••- Clout• -,---------1 -------~-----~;;.;,;;;.,;;~;;;,;;::;.;;::;.;;::;,....;;::;,..:;:;;;;,~,.;::,=:o.,;:;;;,:::;,..__ Cla"•i./it•d p•1r• Nl t' f' f 11! r jul/ltM'i "If lf'l t'p hmu• " xtlt 1111 ll(' l 14-JIIIM'• Metchuo!IM ~lo R.,. ' n .._.,_*""~ ' n.,,....,,*'-'• l1·AI-fOPI . . 3 Announcements .B usiness ServiceS StltiMI The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I 1 Pomeroy. Ohlo 5pm<~ ·· .. • ·- �• ' Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Monday. November 5. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 61 Household Goods 'N' CARLYLI ®br &Arrr Wrlfht 54 Misc . Merchandise 76 8t Paperback books. buy. sale LAYNE'S FURNITURE 86 Springbrook 14x70, 3 bedrooms for $12.950 .00. 86 Rockford 14x70, 3 bedrooms $ 12 ,950 .00 . 69 Stanford 12x60, 2 bed - extra clean. to $560., sofa beds $146, Recliners, $285 . to $375. , Lamps from $28 . to $125. pc. dinettes from $109 ., to used. 435 . 7 pc. $189 and up. plains, Rt.7. set-up . Located 2 miles form Wood table with six chairs $285 to S745 . Desk $110 For sale Dial-a-Matic copier. up to $225\ Hutches. $560. In working condition , Ravenswood bridge. Junc- full baths, garden tub, cen tral air. underpinning and blocks included . Take over b8droom. electric. firephice . ning, porch, assumable loan. 304-675-6729 . Pork mobile 1-'----------,----------~ $65 . 304-468 -1727. 41 Houses for Rent 44 Used Furniture -- head boards, and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles oiJt Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat. Apartment for Rent House, small, 3 bedrooms, 2111 Uncoln Ave, $275 .00 month, deposit and referen· 33 Farms for Sale U-Build it or we will I Beautiful. spacious 5 BR home 56995 / up . See new model I ces . 304-675-2749 . 6 room house in West Columbia , references re quireEI . 304-675 -1922 after Housing Opportunityl has one and two bedrooms, rent starting at $163 for one bedroom and $198 per mon1h for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Fllaza, pool and TV ant. Call 446-2745 or leave message. .Call 614-886-73 11 . 4. :L:OO acre farm for sale. Will House, 3 rooms and bath, nice location, adults, no pets, references. 304-675- .subdivide. Rutland Town- sh;p . Ca ll 614-373 -0456 . 3052 . : lot for sale in Mercerville. 3 · trailer hookups, electric, ru • ral water , septic tank , Building lot 614 - 256 - Neighbor~ood . Rd . 65x1 50 . 55,000. Cell · 446-3844 after 7PM . • 16 arces vacant land on · Bigley Ridge Rd . Ideal for ' hunters . long Bottom , Call 614-985 -4310 . 41 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2bdr mobile home with natural gas heat. Adults only. no pots. Call 3677438 . Furnished 2 bdrs, TV cable, claan, quiet, beautiful river view in Kanauga. Fosters I deposit. Call446 -0706 . Houses for Rent 2 bdr house with full base m ent. 42 Chilicothe Rd ., $210 mo., S76 dep. Call 446 -1340 o• 446 3870 . 3 bdr home o n 141 -$275 . 4 bdr home in Tara -$ 400 . 3 bdr home in Addison -$250 . 5 bdr home in town -S.3ZS, . 4 bdr home in town - $350 . 3 bdr home in Spring Valley6450 . 3 bdr home in country - $250 . 4 bdr home in C harlais Hills-$500. References and securi1y deposit required . Wiseman Real Es tate Agency . 446- 3643 . large house, good cond. on At. 160 .. Call 388 -9909 . Rodn ey Village II : lovely 3 bdr home, perfect for family. lo w utilities. eXtra clean . Ph o n e co llec1 61 4 - 286 · 2 bdr house trailer, 2 mi . from HMC , in country, no pets, furn . or unfurn ., S160 mo.. $100 deposit . Call 446 ~ 1722 anytime. 1 trailer $175 per mo, 1 trailer S 225 . 3 miles out 8ulaville Rd. Call446 -2851 or 446-9204. Double-wide, 3 bdr. 2 bath. AC. adUlts preferred, 3 mi. 3-4 bdr , 2 baths. stove, refrigerato r. washer & dryer included . SJOO mo. Call 446 -0 1 16 . Nice lg . older brick house. good loca tion in city, Ref. & Oep . required . Call 4A6· 4159 . Home on river lot in Che shire, 3 bdrs, 2 baths, fam . rm .. stove. refrigerator , dishwasher, CH & A. sec. dep. & re f . req uired. Call 367- 7567 . Furni shed 1 bdr. cottage in town . 1 or 2 adults please. no p ets. Ref. Call 446 · 2543 Good clean 3 bdr house at Addison. Ohio . Call 614- 446-0175 . 4 bedroom co lonial brick house for rent or sale in Pomeroy . Call1-373-0456 . Newly re modeled house. 2 bedroom, 1 full bath, large furnished kitchen. located in Mi ddleport . Send resume to: Daily Sentinel , P.O . Box 729 - V . Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 . Newly remodeled house, 2 bdr, 1 full bath, lg . furn . kitchen, located in Middle · port . Send resume to Daily Sentinel. P.O . BoK 729 -V , Pomeroy, Oh 45769 . 3 bedroom, 2 car garage apt ., furn . or unfurn . Middle- $225.00 plus utilities. 2 bedroom duplex house. downtown. Pomeroy . Furn. or unfurn. 8225.00 plus utilities . Call 614-992-2381 day or 614992-6723 night. Two bedroom house in Middleport. Fenced yard. 1186.00 plus depoalt. You pay your own utilitiel . Call 614 -992-7177. Houee for rent. 4 bedroomt, '3 bedrooma, 2 bedrooms. 304 - 676 - 6104 or 676 6386 . Five room brick home. close to Point PleaHnt. he11 and air. city water, 14 acret, I I GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. refrigerators. ranges. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd . beside Stone Cros1 Motel. 614-446-7398 . County Appliance. Inc . Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 446-1699, 2 bdr house trailer on Rt. 218 . Call 446 -3159 o• 256-1552 eve. 2 bedroom mobile home for r.e nt. Unfurnished . Ca11992 · Comple1ely furnished all elect . 458 Second Ave ., One 28R Apt. $220 mo .. adults only. security deposit. References. Call 446 -2236 or 446-2681 . Downstairs, 2 rooms & bath. furnished. clean, no pets, adults only. Dep & Ref. required . Call 446 ~ 1519 . pond. ameli . barn, 1 yoor laaoe •476 .00 month, 304· 676-6276 . , n 79 Day 614-992- 1----'------ - - - Fold For sale, grandmothers fan quilt' and boston fern. Call fiberglass top. ·steeps 8 and in A - 1 condition . e850.oo . call 614-667 3868. 7666. c ;ty . Call 256 -6620 . Gallipolis: 2 bdr, lg. clean rooms , central heat- air, water·1rash pd ., $235 plus 446-4383 0139 eve . New E!fficiency apt., with garage, $210 mo ., Dep . & Lease, Northup area. Call 446 -7209 after 5pm . 45 Furnished Rooms Furnished room, S1 25 . Utilities, range, ref. Share bath . Men only . 919 Sec., Gallipolis. 446 -4416 after 8 p.m . DUNCAN PHYFFE Dining Room Suite: Table, six chairs, buffet, china cabinet. Exc. Cond. 6114. 5900. 992- 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Split · 95% hardwoods. Seasoned or green . You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender . 614· 256-6245. limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son. Call 446 -7785. Plastic: cisterns state approved, plastic septic tanks. plastic culven, metal cul- verts, RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , Jackson, Oh 614286 :5930 . For sale fill dirt. and top soil. Call Call614-256 -1427. Firewood for sa'l e: 1 00'/o Hardwood , seasoned or green, split 8t delivered. Face cord . Call 379 ~ 2552 . bdr apt ., 2 bdr apt., $150-$250. Coli 304-675 7263 675 -5 104 or 6755386 . 2 bdr. apt . at Rio Grande. 414 E. College St ., will accept 2 children . Call446 · 0157 . Mercerville, 1 & 2 bdr . apts. , from $175 & up. Call 446-1157 or 367-7218 . Trailer lot for rent . Call 614-279-6041 ' Nice trailer spaces ·on Rt . 7 near town . Call367 -0232 or Attention: Plants or Organizations, toys & misc. gifts of all kinds, whol esale prices, Don ' t wait -Call earlyl 367- 446-4265 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Po•k. Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 614-992 -7479 . 2nd . floor office space for rent . Court St. , Pomeroy . 446-9283 . Furnished efficiency, 607 SecOnd Ave, Gallipolis , $145 mo., utilitiea pd. Call 446-4416 after 7pm . 1- - - - - - - - - - - Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 · 992-7721 . lots sewer and water fur· nished. small children ac - cepted . 304-675-1076. Merchandise SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St.. Gallipolis. New & used wood -coal stoves. 6 pc wood LR suite S399, bunk beds $199 . antron recliners$ 99, used bedroom suites , rangas , wringer washers, & shoes . Call614- 446-3159. Gas Dryer $95, elec. dryer $96, Port. dryer $76, Kenmore washer $65 , GE washer S95, 9 other washers to choose from . Side by side refrig. Hauvest gas heater 6:00 PM 304-675-5968 . 2 · bedroom apt in Maeon. adults only, no pats. phone 304-676 - 1462 or 676 2996 after 6. orders before 10 :00 AM pool) 5200.00 . 304-6761390 . 304-676-3741 ' Homemade Sorhgum, 58 8t Roper Microwave. cond., $175 . 8067. good Call 446- Full bed with mattress, barbell with bench, 2 child· ran's spreads with curtains, Rome, Northorn Spy, Red llo Yellow Dellcioua. Wine Sap, 8a Grimes Apples. Sorghum, honey. app&e butter. cider and much more. Hours: 6055 . Firewood, 1 00 per cent oak NOW OPEN· Roms Beauty. $6 .00 busel; 4 other varietie apples. Jack's Fruit Marke1. 540 .00. mixture $35.00. pickup load 304-675-4216 . Rt. 36. Henderson. Wv. Model M 14, Bell Saw, saw mill 40 in blade, 2 vrs old, racks. 10 ft . pull lime. fertilizer spreader. Call245- 5347. $126. & Live s to ck 61 Building Materials Block. brick, sewer pipes. windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Granda, Farm Equipment 1976- 135- Massie Ferguson diesel farm tractor. e,.;tra 0. Coll614-245-6121 . Rough Cut Lumber, oak, poplar. and pine. 2x4 's, 2~~:8's, 1x6's, 1x8's. As· sorted lengths . Call Hogg and Zuspan Materials 1980 Plymouth Horizon TC3, 2 door, am-fm. 4 cylinder, 4 spHd etandard, excellent condition; 65 ,000 1976 Mustang 2. po. pb, 4 Steal gates. fence 1upplie1 and high tensile, Cteaned wheat. ~eritified wheat, rye, spelta and priticale. Altizer cvtinder. Parkhurst 16 foot,goose neck grain dump trailer. $2200.00, call 514-9923316. Now open far business. Mountain Sta1e Block, Rt. 33, New Haven. Complete masonry supplies, 4 " , 8". 12" block. Delivery service. Allit Chalmers 190 XT farm tractor wlth cab $6,600.00. Ex.c corld. Siders auto trans. $700.00. 1974 Plymouth van, 160o.oo: Call 9926565. six cyl. good thape . 11,600.00 or trade for truck. 304-458-1926 or 458-1793. Farmall M 1ractor with 3 '77 Chevy Malibu Classic. PS, PB, AC, AM-FM coason, cruise control. rally sport point hitch and 9 piaceo of .caps, 304-882-2619 . 15%" long x 71ft wide 112" thick roof clay tile with nail aquipmen1 low boy troller 83,500.00. 304675 -3190 . . holes, opprox. 1800. 304675-3266 . 1976 Ch,b2,tclar6B 1974 01 s Cutlaas. 304-676-2449. 63 Livestock Pets for Sale 1 0 Holstein Heifert, bred to Holstein bull, Due: Starting Judy Taylor Grooming . Call December. Call 388-8524. Purebred Polled Hereford Cattle· feader calves (steers & Heifers), yearlings {ltaers & heifers), bred heifert, grain· fed beefs, ready to butcher- Reg. Australian Slue Heeler pupa. Call 4462109 after 8pm Mon.- Fri. any time Sat. & Sun. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan, Pertian and Siamese kittens. New litter AKC Chow puppies, 73 Oldamoblle Oelta 88, $300. 304-675-4667. 1983 Olds Omega, PS, PB , AC, AM-FM stereo, cassatt, low milooge, $6,200.00, 304-676-2671' 72 Trucks for Sale TRUCK TOPPERS Most aizee. different colora, master c::ard accepted. John's Auto Sola. Bulavilla Rd .• Call 446-4782, Gallipolis; Oh. Call614-446-3844 after 7 . Club calf. Semintal erose, growthy steer, 7 mo. old. 2 Rabbit Beagles $125, also 2 yr. old, Reg. male German sired by Achilles. Call 3792605. Shepherd. Call 446-3252 . 12 head of foeder piga,' have 304-896, 3954 . 1972 Chev. C60, 1\1• ton. 14 ft. atoel flat bed , dump truck with midweet grain rackt. good cond. $2800 . 6 week old C .F.A . registered been wormed and on self lilac and blue poin1 Siamese foe!ler. Good pigs. $30.00 kittens. 4 male, 1 female.· each. cell 614-667-3368. '63 GMC pickup, $795.00. 304-676-6019 . Call 992-6710 . For Sale Ao lo: 1973 Chevy Female pit bull 10.AI bred Holstein helfero. for freshen Nov, calfhoodvaccl- sale nated . 304-273-2848 . 3A ton flat bed truck. Call 304-676-3662 anytime . Turkeysllo Mallard ducks for sale or will trade, ducko for 73 Registered AKC, Bostonter· riers . Black end white, warned and shots. Call 304· chickens or guineas, Call 304-676-2216 . 863-8378 . $160 .00 each. 1------------L----------....I OUR BOARDING HOUS! ®with Malo< Hoople® 64 Hay 8t Grain Vans Coli 614-388-9867 . · BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Championship (San Fran~ cisco vs. Washington) Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local reference• furnished. Free ea11ma1e1. Call collect 1-6t4-23704BB. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. l r,lllsporL;IIIIIl Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold for '80 ANNIE Plastering & P18ster repair , ' froo eotimatea. Call 614266-1182 . --------t D .and M . Contractors. Remodeling, vinyl siding, painting(lndoor and outdoor) • replacement windows. Call tims are Stacy Keach, Richard Simmons and An- thony Geary. (60 min.) 304-773-6131. Cil MOVIE: 'The Man From RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zeni1h and Mo1orola, Quazar, and houae colla. Call 304-6782398 or 614-446-2464. Cil SCTV: Second Coming Snowy River' The laUghs continue with specially-edited encores featuring the best sketches of the satiric.al series. CI> ® Fetty Tree Trimming. ttump removal. Call 304 -6761331 . application) 30•·676-2088 or 676-7368. ple task of de livering a let· ter in Munich for ·the Agency results in her arrest for passing a counter- M.rs. King Amanda's sim- Ro11ry or cable tool drilling. Most wall• completed eame day. Pump sales and servi- 304-675 -2440. of 2 ports. The mystery begins when a contemporary family moves into an old mansion that was once a stop on the underground GASOLINE AL.LEY ~BBiidck~e;r~is~o~uJt~-~~~~~~~ Oh,my.no! It jes need drumming up votes! cleanin; that's Plumbing Heating all! 8t 74 Motorcycle• 1979 Thunderbird ·londou, 1984 FXST (Bofttall) Horloy noorly ell flctory optlona, O.vlcioon. Loll lhon 800 burgundy, very good condi- mloa. tiSOO.OO firm: Coli tion . Coll446-0877. 1- 982-3911. railroad . (60 min) [C losed Captioned] fl) MOVIE: 'Cheaper to Kaep Her" 8:30 Cil Richard Belzer Show Cil NFL's Superstars The Men Who Played the Game. 9:00 0 Cil CZl MOVIE: To be Announced CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cil Henry Fonda: Tho Man and His Movies Cor, Fourtl'- l! 'ld Pine Gallipolis, J hio (I) 700 Club ({) Supor Bouts of tho 80' s or Sugar JIM"S PLUMBING 11o HEATING. At. 1, Box 366, Gallipalla. Call 814-367-0676 . I'LL lAKE THE FIFTH AME/'IDMENT SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, 211 Sheth St., Point Pleasant, W. Va. 304· 875-6420. licensed and insured. ON THAT DI'IE. Excavating owner. Brokera, 446-6592. J .A.R.Construc:tion Co .Ru- tlond, Oh.61 4- 742-2903; Leonard The emigration of the Jews to America and the nature of their integration i nto American society since Co· Ionia! times are examined . 10:00 Cil MOVIE: 'The Guardian' [Closed Captioned ] Cil MOVIE: 'High Road to China' ({) Drag Racing: IHRA BARNEY GOTANV !;liTES 'lET, Northern Nationals Cover· age of this auto race is pre- PAW? sented from Milan. MI. (60 Basements, Footers. Concrete wOrk, Back hoe ' '· Dozer & Ditchar.; Dump trucks, & water-gas·sewerelectricallinet. (J) MOVIE: 'Tripoli' Iii Cll ® Cagnoy D.A.Boston ExcaVating Dozer ahd Dump Truck paroled m i n.) CIJ SNAKE!! 1HIS MUSTeE 1"1-11'0 PERSIAN GOLF EVERY· ONE IAL.K6 Pomeroy. 814-992-2284. AOOUT.~ General Hauling Jam'ea Boys Wat~tr Service. 814-387-0623 or 614-3677741 night or day. Upholstery TRISTATE UI'HOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Avo., Gellipolio. 814-448-7833 or 614-44t· 1833. . ~ cop () KJ Now Saturday's I arrange the draect lenefS to ronn the surpri.. answer, u sug- gested by lhe lbove canooo. t:ti)"t:trr Print answer here: (Answers lomorrow) JumbleS : PIPER EXILE MAKEUP TAMPER Answer. Another name for a pawnbroker - , A " TI ME KEEPER" James Jacoby NORTH All's well that end-plays well .K74 .63 t4 +AKJ9842 EAST WEST By Jameo Jacoby +A Q83 A cardinal principle of expen . 10 9 .J7H 2 declarer play is to expect the cards to t K8 3 tQJl065 be divided in such a way as to Jet you +Q 76 5 make your contract. Tournament pr<>.. SOUTH fessiooal Alan LeBendlg of Shre.J95 veport demonstrated this rule in front .AKQ8 Of Ills home folks at the recent Labor tAn2 Day regional in that Louisiana dty. . 10 3 Despite South's opening bid, West Vulnerable: East-West led tbe diamond queen. A second diaDealer: South mond was played to East's king, also ducked by declarer. LeBendig won Wnt Nonll Eut Soa.the third diamond with tbe ace. Meanlt w(lile be had discarded a bean and a Paas 2+ Pass 2 /'IT spade from dummy. He next played Pass 3NT Pass Pass the club 10. When West sluffed a Pass heart, declarer played low from dummy. East refused to take the Opening lead: +Q queen, intending to shut out the long club tricks. It was now probable that East held the spade ace, or West over dummy's king. Instead, Alan would have signaled possession of played A·K·Q of hearts, throwing . that card when he discarded a small clubs from dummy. Now when he heart on the club play. LeBendig played the clubs , putting East on lead could play A· K of clubs and a low at the end, the hapless defender had club, but East would exit with a bean to play away !rom the spade ace to and sit back with his A·Q of spades give declarer the contract. +10 6 2 ·- ~"*'·"•r by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 After its day 6 Auto style 11 " Striking " place Case of PEANUTS I SOME~'I' THAT BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN .TI-lE REP PICKUP IS 601N6 TO STOP, AND TAKE ME HOME ... • I LL 6ET IF SIIE SAW ME TIED TO A CACTUS, 51-iE'D FEEL SORR'f FOR. ME, AND STOP.. film 12 Living 8 Prima 13 Narrow donna , escapes 9 Assert Yesterday's Answer 15 Nautical · 10 Hotbed %4 Mortar 35 Toward cham 14 Vast area mixer shelter 18 Grassland 18 Abom25 Pretty 31 Gossip 17 Pianist ina ted - picture 38 Indian Tatum . 19 Sometimes 28 Up to now city 18 Compassion Dutch 30 Jacket 39 Favorites %0 Famous Haggard 31 Revolve 441 Corner Jack work 33 Nonsense! 42 Shame on 23 Fme dress 21 Write 34 Tropical 27 Enflame 22 Traitor · 28 Comfy state 29 Register 31 capital of Morocco h--+--+-+-1-32 Storehoi!S( 34 37 Break bread 38 Likely n Suspenseful serial «Eagle's abode 45 Rich'cake 4C Tum aside 47 Blot out zo DOWN 1 Covenant ZUnite 3Fruit DAILY CRYPTOQUIYI'&'l-Here'• bow loworlllt: AXYDLBAAXR IIILONGFELLOW Doahiell Hammett Explorations into hardboiled detective sto· ries. politics a'nd the life of Dashiel l Hammett are featured in this speciaL (60 min.) One letter slands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints . Each day the code letters are different. f.lllndopondent Nowo 10:30 (I) Shirley & Pat Boone !Ill Grant Wood's America . , Soa.l'._ 11:00 II(]) ClJ Ill CIJIII News CIJ Bill Coaby Show Cil Quarterhorao Racing 1984 Texas Stakes. ® Two Ronnlos !Ill Non-fiction Television Benn.}' Hill Show 11:30 II Cil ClJ Tonight Show 'The 8est of Corson : Guests include J i m Fowler, Lauren Bacall and Pete Fountain . (60 min .) (I) Belt of Groucho Cil ~rtsCenter Iii (JJ Simon llo Simon Rick H IDHDA NZ J.NFA DSA IAI (60 min .) ® letenight America liD Berney Millar Twlllgh1 Zone BCDSNMD KSHJXA FAHJI RHDCNJ . - NZ DSA CI B CD SNMD KNJIAO- CDI AUFMJU FAHJI PMOVA Yesterday's Cryploquote ; HOW MANY OF OUR DAYDREAMS WOULD DARKEN-INTO NIGHTMARES WERE TIIERE A DANGER OF THEIR COMING TRUE i - LOGAN SMITH DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here' s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR and A.J. rush to the aid of an eccentric socialite in order to find the man who left her standing at the altar. 11-li CRYPTOQUIYI'&'l !Ill Newswatch e 4 His (Fr. ) :; Small . hole 6 Bogart 7 Old note killer. (60 e Alao pools fillod. Cell 614261- 1141 or 814 -4461175 or 614-•48-7911. 87 J INAHMLYI min.) service. Authorized Singer Sales It Service Sharpen Scleton. Fabric Shop, Ken'• Water Service. Weill, cistern•. paola filled . Phone and Lacay Cagney and Lacey are assigned the unwel come task of protecting a Sorvicaa. Call 614 -6676628 or 614-378-11288. Electrical Refrigeration vs . phanie is flattered and Dick is appalled when she gets a marriage proposal from Larry. Call anytime 614-448 4637. Jomesl. Daviaon, Jr. Dozer Work by Ted Hanna. Ditches, ponds, roads, land clearing, e1c. Call Motor Car Ray Ayub Kalule (Houston , June, 1981). (60 min) II) Ill (!}) NFL Football: Atlanta at Washington 1!1 ® ® Kata llo Allie ([) (j] Heritage 'Civilization and the Jews: The Golden Land .' Seventh of 9 pans . (60 min .) [Closed Captioned] 9:30 Iii (I) I]] Newhart Ste· Good-1 Excavating. basementa, fopters, driveways, septic tanka. landscaping. 86 I 'House of Dries Drear.' First Building-Remodeling. Con ~ crete, drywall, electrical. kitchen- bathroom ina1allation, door-window framing . 8t ( .J A C:.IR'L WITH HOR6E 5E.N5E KNOWS WHEN TO t:'O THI5. feit bHI. (60 min .) ® illl V)londorworks coa. 304-896-3802. SEWING Mochino repalro, · 1979 · Chovy von, loaded, 69,000 mlleo. oxc. running cond. 304-671-77411. (lJ MOVIE: 'Cat Ballou' !lllll@ can to Glory . Iii (I) ® Scarecrow and 84 Boby oltting In Pomeroy end Middleport vicinity calll1 4992-7598 or 1114- 99261116 att.. 4pm. at perienced carpenter, electrician, mason, painter, roof.. ing (including hot 11r 1977 Dodge Von, outo, oxtrao, new point, •2.000 firm. Call 446-4182. -lc- Cisco Kid Monday Night Match- Up Atlanta Falcons Washington Redskins . WE'VE GOT TO CHUCK SOME OF THIS STUFF TO LIGHTEN TH' LO.O..D! RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex- model •nd newer uud care. ·Smith 8ulclt-Pontloc, 191 1 Eostern Ava .• Galllpolla. Coli 114-446-2282. highlights. Cil And.}' Griffith (JJ Iii CIJ Family Feud C!l Jeopardy @I Wheel of Fortune ~ llll New Name That Tuna fl) WKRP in Cincinna1i 8:00 D Cil CZl TV's Bloopors and Practical Jqkes Tonight's ,practical joke vic· Rogers Basement Waterproofing. 83 IKADMASt m H 8t S Home Improvement• vinyl siding, roofing, room addition. storm windows •. stone. Call 614-367-0409 or 614-367-7244 . Phone 61. :446-3888 614-446-4477 I Naw&hour @I News Joffarsons 7:30 D Cil Tic Tac Dough Cil Froggle Rock I]) NFL'S Groa1est Moments 1983 AFC Championship (Seattle vs. L9s Angeles Raiders) and NFC 8t 4 W.O. 1 978 Ford F250. 4-apoed. 400V-8, PS,PB,WhlteopokLarge round baloo of hoy. en, running board1. e20 each . Call 446-1062 $2800.00 flrm,coll 614after 6pm . 742-2877 .. Timothy Hay. round llo 1976 C J 7 JHp, 6 cyllndoi aquoro bolea. Coli 388- with 114.000 mlloo. Excel8720. lent condition. Cell 614992-6293. 71 ing. Now inttalling rubber roofs. 30 years experience. specializing in bUilt up roo1 . 1964 Chevy Novo, 2 door, hard top, auto, rebuilt 260 evening 882 -3239 . and Marcum Roofing llo Spout- 82 I K) tho Brides I]) SportsCenter (lJ Gomer Pyle Ill Ill (!}) Entortainmont Tonight CZl Wheel of Fortune 1!1 (I) Wheel of Fortune (J) !Ill MacNeil/lehrer mouth gold duster. 8 cy- linder. 229 engine aood condition . Cell 614-667 3868. 0 CI> Hare Come Home Improvements 78 Nova,360 2 barrel good Equip- ment, call304-675-742t . Phone day 304-882-2222. High mileage. Phone 614446-4422. scrambles. number puzzlers and -history and mystery games are all here to tease your brain . condition •860.00. 73 Ply· Cell 446-4149. 21x15 Insulated steel build· ing, must sell . CaliS 1 4-742 - 1977 Buick Rogal, T-top, AM-FM, PS. PB, AC . Excel- Round bolo feeders $80. a. day1ime. Call 992· 6710. lant body and mechanical. Gravely tractor anachmants, alec. start, 8 epd. Co .. lnc . 773 - 5554. lent condition. good ahapo, new diak. buah hog. llo plow, Priced $6,260. Call 246-9105. Farm Supply., Call 614245-6193. 1 lPhono 304-773-6430. 1977 Cordoba. 1965 Dodge. 1 986 Ford parts . Call 304 -773-6661 after 6:00. AM-FM, $4700.00. Excel- 55 Building Supplies $100 .00. Call992-6t61. and refrigerators, Compare \ our price•. eave today . good. $360.00. Cell 992· 7403. 1982 Robbit . Goa engine. 2 Early American hide -a-bed. _EXcellent condition, RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITUR~- Used otovoo 1974 Chevrolet Chevollo. Automatic 8 cylinder. Runs door, air. 5 speed, sun-roof. Huppt 676-6483 or 676-1460. 1983 Reliant, good cond. Cell 446-801 1. miles. $2,200. Cell 614388-9755 after 7:00p.m. Farm Sup pl1 1~s $2,000 . 00 . 304 - 676 7758 .' $30 .00, call742-2460. Farm Implements . 16 11. tandem axle trailor, 2ft. side 1978, 2dr Nova, auto, amfm -topo, $999 . Johri'oAuto Sales, Bulevillo Rd .. Gollipolio. Ohio 446-4782. 1986 Corvair, needs some work. running cond. Call Noon-6PM weekdays, 10-6 weekends. St. Rt. 681 S.E. of Albany, Oh. e14-6988298. 9790 . 8398 . Fruit Vegetables Dunrovin Fruit Farm Apples $6 bushel & up. Melro1e, 1930's bedroom Suite with cedar lined wardrobe, dinning room chairs, large china cabinet. 304· 675- Frost-free refrig ., 17.6 cu. For sale: car baby bed, typewriter, black & white portable TV, fan . Call 446· 6PM, 446"01 37. 446-8011 ' Used U-30 Ditch Witch trencher. 1-614-694-7842 or 694- 5006 . Briarpatch Kennels Profes· sional All -breed grooming. lndoor· outdoor boar'ding facilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call614-388- 446 -6247 . good condition . Call af1er 1977 Mercodea, 300 D. oxc . cond., $11,600, Serious lnquirioa Onlyl Call 4460548. Kimball piano, bench, $760 . $3 .00 qt., 512.00 gel., Call 304-.6 75-5086. 77 Pontiac Grand Prix 301 ' 57 Musical Instruments 81 Autos for Sale 1972 Pontiac Catalina, rune good. fair cond. •360. Call 446-7268 oftor 4pm. Gravely with cycle bai. Free Spirit girls 1 0 speed bike. go cart, organ, all like new. 304-458 -1918. 71 Stud Servico. Call614-4467795. Pool, card table (bumper Applloncot. 448-8033. Pickens used furniture . 304· Unfurnished apt. call after Sun, 1:00-7:00 PM . Call in Trade Cen1ar Kanauga, Ohio . Furniture outlet, Why Pay More! · homee, houses. P1. Pleaaant "-droom. 304-675-5104 or 876-6386. Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: 7398. APARTMENTS , mobile Apt for rent, 2 bedroom. ·1 R'avenswood. Open Frl, Sat, Used : sofa, twin mattress, & floor lamp_. Corbin and Snyder Furniture, 955 Second Ave. 446- 1171 . MX bika. Cell 446-7669. Waahera $95-$110. Dryers $96-$126. 30" Avocado Tappin goo range $110, 6600 BTU Warm Morning end Gallipolia. 6t 4-448 8221 . • HILLCREST KENNELS 614-367 -7220 . size 9, with hat $250. Call Pets for Sale SAM SOMERVILLE'S, East. ft .. $275. Wedd;ng dress. sq. tub wringer washer $85 . Skaggs Appliances Upper R•v•n Rd. Gallipolis. 446 - 992-6958. 56 goVernment clothing, boots. (denim 14 oz pants S10 .00). 56 SPACES FOR RENT. trailer Apt. for rent in Middleport . 2 bedroom. utilitiea Included, Knotty pine bedroom, kitchen and hall way . 6 rooms and bath . Oown1own Pomeroy . EKtfll nice. Call 814· 388 -9686 . Call 256-6413 . Gold 1275. Side by aide refrig . Coppertone $260 , gao range 30" $96, Maytag 3rd. floor, dopoait, $210 .00 per month. Call 992-7177 after 6 :00p.m. Furgunson 30 runs good S1500 or best offer, Trailer axles S150or best offer. Call Dinette set, heavy padded seats & back , Formica table. Call 992-7889 . Ap1 . for rent in Syracuse. 7563. Call 614-3 73 -0456 . · Furnished apt. , neMt door to library, one professional Furnished efficiency apt . for rent . Downtown location, S175 mo. plus utilities. Call No credit rejections. siding, windows, other home improvements. · Call collect 367-7438 . 2 bdr apt .. carpeted. com· pletely turn. kitchen, air cond., located down town . Call 446-0576 or Contact Roger Hood at Haskins Tanner Co. adult only. Call 446-0338 . ~~==~~;:::;~~r::::~~~~~~~~ 2225 . 46 Space for Rent 1 JACKETS, LINED S U R P l UHEAVY S DEN I M $21 .00, army field jackets, ~a mouflaged regular iasuo, Build your own 3 or 4 bdr Firewood cut up slabs. S 1 5 home. $6995 kit delv .• Our PU load. Larger loads deli- 1 new model is open, see it vered . Call for prices, 614- to dey. Call 1-886-7311 . Call 367-7553 . Nicely furnished modern mobile home in city., 1 or 2 adults only. Call 446-0338 . Servi ces or 676 - reo. 304-675-7746. Antiques Slate roofing pieces for sale. 304-675 -4164 . A ,partment for Rent delivered . 246-5804. For rent Sleepin9 Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. 1 or 2 br, 1.1.. mile out Sand Hll 44 $30.00 304-675-2991 6762 . days or 446 - 2707 . 2 mobile homes for rent . Call 53 dep. Call 446-0116 . Modern 1 bdr, downtown, complete kitchen , air , carpet, Dep. required . Call load. down camper with I I I ·~-- e Motors Homes S. Campers and evenings 614- Almost new Victorian living room suite, 2 gauges for oxygen t~nks, con~ola ste- Unfurnished 2bdr ., in Crown Call 614-446 -0756 . Rd. 304-675-3834. OH . 446-4222 between 9 & 5. 51 Household Goods Furnished house, 2 bdr, 241 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis, s 195 mo . utilities pd . Call 446 -4416 aft er 7pm . remodeled 513 Third Ave. 1 bdr .. water furnished , adults only. $135 mo., dep . required . Call from HMC . Call 44~ - 2565 . 5447 . port Po•k. 446 -1602 . For Rent or Sale: unfurn ., 1 bdr., family room with fire place. Tycoon lake area. $200 mo. plus damage Rentals DO 304-675-3334. 627 3rd. Ave . Gallipolis, 35 Lots S. Acreage S8,000 . Call 6618 . 614-446-0322 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal 8:00 • (I) ()) (!) • ()) liD • (12) Nowo CI> Hot Pota1o (J) lucy Show ())Dr. Who !Ill 3-2-1. Contact Dlffrent Strokea 6:30 D (]) CZl NBC Newo CI> Riflemen (J) Mazda Sj>ortalook (J) Carol Burn011 Ill Gl (!}) ABC News U (I) III CBS News ()) N1Qh11y Businaaa Report !Ill Body Electric 1!11 One Day at a Time 7:00 D (]) PM Magazine Cil Braingemea I Word · wheala, fita AMC. Cell 304895-3833. S20 .and $26 .. 10 gun - Gun 1 - - - - - - - - - -Firewood, $20.00 pick up cabinets, &360. Gas or electric ranges S375 . Baby mattre•ses, $25 & $36, bed frames $20, 825, & $30, kingframe$50 . Goodselec· tion of bedroom suites, a:;;_-L..A:.I!Ia.L.-------~ rockers. metal cabinets, headboards $38 . & up to air ·cond. stove. underpen- home, 1 4x70 , partically furnished . central air . Phone 2 studded tiret. mounted on · AYLIG EVEN INO Baby beds, 8110 . 992-2941. ch.es1S, $54 . Bed frames, 1980 Fairmont 14x62, 2 11/6/84 E78X1 4 . Used one winter. : Coli 814-986-3531 after 5:00p.m . 4 dr. chests, $42. 6 dr. 614-992-2318or614-992- payments . Call 614-9854497 . Holly $100.00 6461 $395. sale, 1975 Bunk bod comploto with m•ttresaea, 8275. and up to Mattre:sses or box springs, full or twin, $58 ., firm, S&S ~ and $78. Queen sets, S196 . 14,c70 mobile home . Three be drooms, two For ' cupboards, pie sate, talephones. desk, also antiques and glassware . Open Sun· days . Conkel's Tuppers· $5250 .00 . Free delivery and tion of 1-77 and Rt. 2 . GENE ' S MOBILE HOMES. Call 304-273 -6135 . Television Viewing Auto Parts Accessories · 2 Road King tnow tire1, - priced from 8286. to •896. 256 -6208. Tab loa, 850 and up to $126 . l- - - - - - - - - -lcHide-a -~ds,9390 , an.d up Oak furniture, taloles,ch,air,a, Tt!e Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio trade. Higlay'o BorberShop, Sofa, chair, i-ocker, otto· Upper Rt. 7 Gallipolis. man. 3 tables, (extra heavy), I-:.:__________ $61Ui. Sofa, chair and love· Firewood for sale. $25 pick seat, $276 . Sofas and chairs up load, $36 delivered. Call rooms, extra clean , used, $6260.00 . 70 Titon 12x60 .2 bedrooms. extra clean, used , $651)0 .00 . 74 Ca meron 12x50. 2 bedrOoms. Monday. November 5. 1984 \ Is LONGFELLOW One letter slands for another. In this sample A is used : for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, . apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all ' · hints. Each day the code letters are different. ' �. . Pome1'9y- Middleport, Ohio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Monday, November 5, 198~ ' Emer.gency squads have 10 calls.over·weekend · Agent's Corner Fairboard election By JOHN C. RICE Collllly Extension Agent i\griculture Calendar Fair Board Elections - Tonight, from 5 to 9 p.m. at fairgrounds. Pre Conditioned Calf Sale -Tonight, at U a .m. at Union Stockyards In Hillsboro. Soli and Water ConServation Banquet - Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m . at Salisbury Elementary School. Meigs County Beef Cattle Association Meeting Wednesday , Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. at Dailey's Restaurant in Racine. Governor's Conference on Agriculture - Wednesday, Nov. 14 starting al 11 a .m. at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Anyone interested in attending, contact me. Corn harvest may he a problem! Yes. we had nice fall wea ther bu t no, the corn is not ha rvested . We are behind schedule. Why, the corn has not been dry enough. Ear corn needs to he below 25 percent moisture to crib. Drying shelled corn above 20 percent moisture can be expensive. Corn has been under stress because of the dry weather. This has hindered th<• corn in completing its maturity whic h permit s the moisture to lcav<' the kernel. Some corn is below 20 percent moistu re but most is not. Indian summer may be gone qetore long leaving corn difficult to harvest. If ga rnbling is illegal. then any one who farnns probably Is breaking the Jaw. Farming, especia lly the last few years. has certa inly been aga mble. 11 also is haza rdous. Hazardous to your pocketbook. G over nor 's Conference - More than 1,000 Ohioa ns interested in the futu re of Ohio agriculture wt11 be participating In the Governor's Conference on Agriculture, which Is scheduled lor Nov. 14 at the Youth Center, Ohio State Fairgrounds, Columbus. Anyone interested should contact us at 992-6696. Taxes - No, It Is not tax time but don't forget tax form 1099 MISC. If you pay $600 or"more ln 19Sl to a landlord, custom operator, or other Independent contrctor tor rent or work on your farm, be sure to obtain his name, address and taxpayer identification number. A taxpayer's ldentlflcatlon number (TIN) ls simply the social security or employer ldentiflcation number of the lndlvldual or business. You do not have to Include such payments unless they are for use in the business. Furthermore, you .do not have to report payments for·ltems such as feed, seed, fert ilizer, parts, fu el, or livestock. ' It's time to think about mulch protection for shrubs and perennials - but don't dolt yet. Apply a mulch for only after the ground freezes to keep the soli cold rather than preventing the soU from becoming cold. This will dim ini s h heaving damage ca used by freezing and retains soil moisture. Avoid the use of maple leaves or other mulches that pack down and tend to become moldy. Use oak leaves instead or peat moss, bark mulches, straw, etc. Evergreens can be protected by tying. Such plants as upright juniper or arborvitae may be damaged by snow or lee. P revent plant breakage by fastening heavy twine at the base of the trunk and winding lt spirally upward to the top and back down in a reverse spiraL Local announcements Elt>elion day dinners "' The Pun land-Rac ine Reorganizrd Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Oa ~· Soinl s \\.'ill bP se rving a n C'lf'clion day di nner on Tuesday from ll a.m. to 6:30 p.m . a t the church. An Pli?C tion dav dinnerwtu beheld Tuesday a t the Raci ne United Mr thoclisl Church. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. and continue through the afternoon and evening. The menu will include vegeta ble soup . bean soup. corn bread , s<:~n d w ic h Ps cmd pie. The S.vracuse Pres byteri an Church will be serving dinner on clrction day beginning a t 11 a .m. '11-Ic menu v.ill include chicken, mas h0d potatoes. noodles, dressing, gJ'E'Pn beans , rolls, coffee a nd lea . Tht' price for a dinner will be $3. Pie will cost 00 cents extra. Sl)()rlS banquet set The Meigs High School F a ll Sports Banquet wil l be held Monday cv0ning a t li: 30 p. m. in the high school cafeteria . All football, golf, and girl 's volleyball playe rs will be honored . The banquet is sponsored b ) ' the Me igs Athlet ic Boosters. Wea ther forecast Tonight , cloudy wi th a sligh t chance of showers . Low near 35. Tu~sday. partly cloud y. High in the mid40s. The chance of precipita tion is ;l() pcrc~nt tonight and 10 per<'!'nt Forecast Tue'sda;~xtended \\'cd, esday through Friday: t"air on Wednesday and Thun;day. ,\ ch•UJce of showers Friday. lfi~h' in the 50s Wednesday, w.mnin g to the mid·50s lo low 60s Thursday and Friday . . Overnlgllt lows in the mid-20s to mld-308 early ·Wednesday, wannlng to the 40s early Thursday and Friday. Attempted break-in under investigation An att empted illegal entry of Gllbert's Exxon Station below Hobson is being investigated by the Meigs Co unt y Sheriff ' s Department. According to a report late Friday evening, two unknown Individuals were seen trying to force open the s ide door on the station . The subjects fled ln a vehicle heading north on State Route 7. The sheriff's office received a report on Saturday tha t Wednesday evening, between 9 and 10 p.m., a window tn the trailer of Russell 'Randolph, Route 1, Reedsville; was damaged. The windshield of Randolph's car was also damaged. On Sunday, the department received a report from Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Antiquity, that around 12:15 a.m. Sunday morning, unknown individuals knocked the headlights out of her vehicle which was parked ln her drive a long State Route 338. She heard the noise but did not know about the damage until la ter Sunday morning. Fulfilling the responsibilities of Recorder requires hard work and dedication. I fttl certain that during my time as Recorder, with the http of capable staff members Judy ~ing and Kay Hill, we have provided the same timely, courteous and accurate service citizens ~ave been accus· tomed to down through the years. . I am a native Meigs c'ountian. born in Minersville the nc«!"d · young•st af a fqmily of 13. When you are from su~h a large famdy, you quickly develop traits of working hard and mak1ng money ~!rtlch as·far as possible. I hove applied_both of ~hese values to I~ postflon_of Recorder - being both on the 1•b f~ll ltme and operaltng the offiCI within the budgetary constraints. . Hopefully, you will give me the opportunity to c~ntinut OS y~ur Recorder - and continue with my goal to make operat1on and HIYtCI even better os the budget of my office permits. I also wish Ia thank the hundreds upon hundreds of people who have been sa kind and courteous to me during the course af my cam· paign us I have crisscrossed the county knocking on doors and attending public events. Please accept my apology if I have failed to see you personally. · Closing at noon Plans have changed for closing of the Meigs County Courthouse Tuesday. It was announced earlier that offices of the courthouse would be closed all day Tuesday due to election day. Offices will be closed only during the afternoon hours on Tuesday for election, officials sa td today. Your vote and support on November 6 will be greatly up· preciated. Sincerely, f!mw""f~;.. Pnl ld,, Pd . for b~ fmmo!ene H olstri ~ Con1o. Colletr Ro1d , yri CUst. Ohio C!7 MEIGS COUNTY RECORDER Plan rummage sale Poll by poll results of t he Tuesday election wlll be announced Tuesday night over a lo•tdspeaktng system from the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer . J Area death born Feb. 8,1918 ln Ohio, He son ofwas the Ia te Clarence Garfield anda DeII a Wright Crist. He was a safety inspection for the City of Columbus. Surviving are his wife, Catherine; a brother, Lester Crist, Columbus, a nd a stepson, Richard Wolf of Arlington, Va. Cremation was handled by the E wing Funeral Home. I ,,,,~ lfB IS THIS IS We a rc ac t ive wa itr ess f or i n Porr.e r o y fiv e y aa r s , in Hun t i(lg t on , It' , f'or t 1.1 0 yo ar s , b y D. In D urn g a ,~doe r I Meigs County. 2. 20 i n 19i' IJ 1916 , Sa l es as s al es- Reg i s t r ar . good rappor t f or a t (t Coroner of Meigs County. f ~ au l d Ji kr: l eas t thre e hours o n to i n t ha t e xt end office h our.s Saturrtay , i n to • anrt possibly irJ s tall a Va·I . '" " -,, "' ,.,,,,r., ,..fi,~lfi.,P.~,er.; ' '"" "'"'· '"'-- '""""'Hollow 1'-. RHdswille . Oh . 45772 II-~=============-lJ~!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!"!!!!!"!!!i!!!!!!!!!!' !!!i !!!!2!6!Lo!'!!"'! t!st!;r'!;!'t!.!G'!II~ip~ot~;s,~O~h;io~4;5;6~31~~ SIEA/RlS SALE Home ·A pp,liance. . CUT S170° 0 Kenmore large capacity combination Washer has 2 speeds and 6 cycles. Dual-Action~ agitator. WHITE$ 3S000 Plus Kenmore dryer Dryer has automatic solid state s.ensing . Easy-loader door. Tax SEARS . N. 2nd ·Ave. '"V ~rtL W>-L Ar;o.oJ.. Progr-euioe- Experienr:f'd DON E. MULLEN Meigs County Commissioner Ohio Education Association Athens Fraternal Order of Police Athens Messenger Ohio University Post Athens News United Mine Workers of America AFL· CIO House District 94 EPAC (OEA) Ohio Association of Public School Employees Ohio Civil Service Employee Association United Transportation Union Ohio Association of Professional Firefighters DRIVE Ohio Teamsters Mental Retardation IOPAC) Ohio Women ' s Political Caucus National Rifle Association JOIN US-RE-ELECT BOSTER STATE REPRESENTATIVE Paid lor by Bosler tor State Repl€sentative Committee. GREGG & AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT PATTY GIBBS .PH. (OHIO) 992-2178 (W.VA.) 773-9577 . HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wtd1., Fri. 9:30-5:00 ~~~~~~ 5. Veteran of the Born - June 24, 1923 , Pomecoy, Ohio Education - Pomeroy Public Schools, 1 Vz yrs. Ohio State U nivers ity Marril'd - Barbara F . Hackett in 1947 Chi ldren - Five ~ons . I physician, 2 cement finishers, I graduate of Capi ta l Law School, Co lumb us , Ohio, and 1 roofer EmploymentSales, Western £1 Southun Life 1953 - 55 - Rta l Estate Sales, Dillon Agency 195 5 - 60- Partner \:1 Owner, Mullen's Sohio 195-f. 82 -0w nu, Mulll"n Insurancl" Agl"ncy, In c. 1982 to d,n e Sales, Downi ng -Ch ilds Agency, Inc. U Mullen Ins. 1950 - 53 - All positio ns former except last item Meig s County Jay cus - charter member Mt:ig s County Com munity Action Program· charter member lli secrl:'!tary Gallia . Mei g.~ Co mmunity Acti on Program~ first p rl'sident Meigs- Ga lli a De11elopmen1 Associa tion ~vice pre~;ident Meigs Coun ty Regional Planning Commi ssion - membu Meigs Local Board of Ed u cation - 2 terms U vice p reside nt Midd leport Board of Public Affairs • 3 term! ~ pnsident Ohio V~tllt:y Area Library ~ trustee Pomeroy Villag e Co unci l - membrr I term Meigs Co unty Com missio ner · vice p resid ent President's Commission on Aging of Meigs County - Co-chair man Com mitt ee to for m Meigs County Senior Citizen s - charter member Committee for bon d issu e for Vetera ns Memorial H ospi t a l ~ vice president Meigs Co unty Public Library· member l terms Mil ita ry- U. S. Army Air Corps December 194 2. October 19-4-5 Norlh Africian f& Italian campaigns Rank ~ staff sergeant Duties ~ Primary ~ Cbief Clerk, headquarters squadron Second;uy.Jnrelligence Specialist St hooting • Cler~ typist 1!1 personal affairs t onsultant U. S. Navy . 6. Member of the DA V, VFW and American Legion. 7. ELECT WE SUPPORT JOLYNN BOSTER Member of the Ohio State Coroners Association and International Coroners Association, tile weekcna of f ice . ?r~.o.w 4. effi cien t ly ana y. I 3. Experience of 10 years as an "appointed" De puty ~>'i l l • o. Me i gs Coun t ians cour t eously , years "support" to the county's only hospital , acting as Chief of Staff, Vic e Chief of Staff and active staff member. The hospital has the third largest payroll in Meigs County. { ... a s am presen tly A ss i s t an t e n jo y s e r v ing t he pub/ f c and have a ser~e a ll llECOilD 1. 30 years "Continuous" oervice to the people of Va , in my paren t' s r es t aurant ; i n r P. t ai l sa l e s , ~IY i n N iddleDor t. 1}-ny-'jj,,__,,L/ /3'uck'~J Pd. Pol. Ad. br tllo Cood.. lobtrt E. Buck, 129 Mulberry Ave .. Pomoror. Oh, 45769 Brickles, Route I, ~ ilh:· Paul Veterans Memorial JUDGE, Proliate Juvenile Court P8id 1ur by member o f ~i-t.LL-- / k ~vd~f (J.ffl..! C.ta:.li L ROBERT E. BUCK PEGGY BOWERS B~_ICKL~$ candide l'eliY Brown Schoo l s . t he C hurc h of Ch ris t 7raining Cen t er m i r.ro-ti l minc_.• unit • "ELECT ME RECORDER, I CAN HELP YOU." 12 y e a r tw o son.s , gradua te of Pome r oy Hig h School and a grad - tw e lve , as a Also , RE· ELECT • I am a 1967 uate of Comput er ~ill 11 1 att P.nrJ Me i gs Local a h av e Racine Vlllage Council will meet at 7 p.m. Monday evening at village ha ll . WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING ABOUT ,, bo t h s holo' no par tial Kenmore washer • a nd P e te 13 , lo'e 'rll1e n ele c t ed t o th e posi t ion or Me i gs Coun ty t?cco rder , The 8 and 40 Meigs County Salon No.710 wlll meet Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Florence Richards. Members are asked to brin g dues and food for baskets. vote. Thank you, 0 range Twp. Meigs County Coroner res- E l~<~ ood and E il ee n t he d au gh t er o f 11 650 i n Pom er oy , memb er s a nd a t t end p e op I gout vote. "Wotklog fot '"' job lntfftd of lnWit/111. - J. J_., "Wolllt fot Bortttllllfllf, ,.,,. ,.nfW. 11 - M· RllfMIIIId "W• 'te eo1111fllfl ., P.g fo .Dpn flttf DIFIH fill $lflltllg. " - Clult#IJ TNI"" 1 :4t mg mlmltf, ''''' dlf'Mhll, .tn..t·fll4 wlllllg to Wp. II - Dtptfg ~~~- I if e- t ime Depu ty Reg i st rar a t t t:c L i ce n se Burea u i n N e i q s CO unty, under 6" PEGGY BOWERS BRICKLES? Loc a l per so n a nd ma'na g er Monday meetings r;::::::::==::;=;:::;:;;:;;::;:;;:;::;=======tt ON NOIJ~UBER fL r (;frl, am a f f am marr ie r:J t o Donny A . Brick l es , Ca r pen t er I I Clarence Eugene (Grandpa I Crist, 66, Racine, died Sunday at · 1 Hospital Ve terans Memona · Meigs Co un t y a nd S u e Mai son , De p u ty , Clarence E. Crist In a pre-election story Sunday, lt was reported that Dr. James E . Conde, Middleport, candidate for Meigs County Coroner , ls a Democrat. Dr. Conde Is the Republican candidate for the post having defeated Republican incumbent, Dr. R. R . Pickens, in the May primaries to win the Republican nomination for the post. Dr. Conde is opposed In Tu<'Sday'selection by Dr. John RidgWay, Democrat, who defeated Dr. James Witherell In the May primary to wtn the Democratic nomination. of emp l o y c d , ON Nov 6 1984 Preceptor Beta Beta will meet at 7:30 p.m . Thursday evening at Diamond Savings and Loan. iden t P eggy Bo>fers Br i c ldo s , Bo wer s , Se rvi ce Off i ce! VOTE. YES Meets Thursday · i.s My name 1 was etrrp l oyed as soc r e t a ry- recep li uni st o r t llf! v e r ort1ns ATTENTION VOTERS! . A rummage sale will be held from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday -a nd Wednesday at Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport. CANDIDATE FOR wa s Fry: Monday from 6 to 7 p.m. a t the Syracuse fire station . DR. JOHN H. RIDGWAY ·My prev i ous wor k ex pe rier~c e i n sorving s t ar rod .,nco f Saturday Admissions---None. Two slide presentations will be Saturday Discharges---Charles given at the Middleport Public Wolfe, Brenda Donohue, Oscar Library this evening beginning al 7 Unboden, Bernice p.m. on the subject of rape and child · Sunday Admissions---Evelyn Lea buse. · wis, Pomeroy. The rape presentation gives Sunday Discharges ---Wanda prevention measures a woman can . Wood . ta ke and outlines practical resista nce tactics a woman can use if confronted . It is a sensible safety guide for all women. The child abuse presentation takes a penetrating look into th e world of the abused child. It covers . the four types of abuse and • • symptoms of abused children a nd the renewal of the explains reporting and treatment procedures. The programs are open IO·rat1Ge Township Volunteer ' · to all adults. De;oar·tment Tax levy. •To. •••• will be NO increase of lvt~ur present tax from this The Syracuse Emergency Squad will be taking blood pressures woq . I have bHn privileged to serve as your Meigs County Recorder for the past two years and nine months - first by appointment and then by election for the unexpired term of the late Eleanor Rabsan. Results on PA system · Adult presentations set at Middleport Blood pressure checks /d MEIGS C®NTY: Meigs County happenings•. Syracuse Boy Scout Troop 242 will meet a t 5:30 p.m . Mond ay a t the Syracuse Grade School. All Inter· ested boys and parents are invited to attend the meeting. / OF . ·.. . ' . ; scene of an auto accident on Union · Ave. but did noi trl!DSPort- Pomeroy was called to \be Pomeroy·Healt!l careCenteratll:56a.m.forEvelyn Lew)s who·was tailen to Veterans MemoriaL At 2:06p.m., Pomeroy went to Tuppers ·Plains' for Grace Smeeks who was taken to Camden Clark Memorial Hospital. Rutland . answered a call atMelg$Mlne No.2 , at2:53p.m.andtransportedCharles Musser to Holzer Medical Center. At 7:42 p.m. , Rutland went to State Route 124 for Phyllis Clay who was taken loO'Bleness MemorlalHospi· tal. And at 9: 02 p.m., Middleport was called to the old depot for Gene Kropka who was transported to Veterans MemoriaL A total of 10 calls were answered aver the weekend by units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. On Saturday, Rutland was called to County Road 45 a nd Township Road 324 at 5:46 p.m for Doris Randolph who was taken to Holz.er Medical Center. At 10 p.m., Pomeroy was called to tbe Pomeroy Cliff Apartments for (;eorge Cummins, Sr. butdld not transport. Pomeroy was called to 101 Brick St. at 12:47. a.m. for Al~rt Roseberry but did not transport. At 3: ?A a.m., Pomeroy answered a can at the sheriff's office and treated Chris Wolfe but dldnot transport. At 9:53a.m. Pomeroywascalled to the Meets tonight Correction TO THE cmZENS Awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received in combat during World War II. Your Vote a11d S••1•1•ort would be Greatly Appreeiut.ed. ELE C T - lU .t\ llY S\Vr\IN De mo<rll lit Candida !t f a r C OUNTY TREASURER Y t~ u t \/ o l e d: Svpp atl Appt ~da l e d I am th t! DE~,JOCR A TIC CA! fDIQ,,T:; for THEA3URER of :(EIG.S COUNTY I f ee l I am f ully q ualified t o be the t r c::lsu.:"'cr , but i n o r de r for me to be elected , I will need your help , YOUR :;up~od , and !'OUR \ 'Ote . I am a gradu<tte of ?:as'.;cr n i-!i.::;h SChool and a g r aduate o f Gal lipolis Business Co ll ege . Co l lecting deliquent taxes a'1d :naking the t r easurer ' s o f fice :.:ORE ACC O.'. [·!GDA1'DG to taxpayers i s :ny prhary goa l whe n elected . I would propose that the ta:< offic e be open to accept taxes on Sat urday morn~~ un til noon , to acconodate th ose c i t i.zens wh o cannot CO'Tie in on wee kdays . Thb i s a long ov erdue p ublic serv~ce and T am s ure tr.at th is se rv ice would eet ove r-..,.he lmlng suppo r t fro:n th e publi c . I was b or·n and nl.i.sed i n ~leigs CountY . I ' m )6 years old , I ' v e liv ed i n Ohio all my life , JJ of tho3e years ri gh t he r e in [•leiga County . I ' m married and h ay e tw o c hil dre n . In add i tio n t o co ll ecting taxes , th e treasurer ' s job i 3 to MA NA GE your money efficiently and pro:"itably. :.taJdng you r money work for you is one wai to lig h ten the t ax load . .'•iary Ell en 'il ith r ow, State Trea s ure~; , ha s proMised ~e:­ s upport and assistance . '# ith her hel p and the assist ance o f th e pc r sonel i n the i nvestment d epa!'tment of the St ate 7 r·easu.rer office , I wi.ll fi nd a mon• pr-o fit a ble way t o in v es t it!Eigs County dollars . So c ome rl ov errtbc r 6 1 make s ure you get out and VO ?E. I wou l d appr ec i a t e your VOTE.ar.d your SUPP OR:' on e l ect i on da y . Tha n.'-!: you , � 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/. 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