http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c5e518350bccdd8fbd3a434a3a5df3b2.pdf 633d3036e1b9c10369d4489bc5ed8665 PDF Text Text ' . Fall fashion show b Dick Cavalli THROP .. Dl D 'rOLJ H 5-\R TEACHER~ ' . Story on Page 4 • Mari·ne AND HER HU5BANOS A WILD ANIMAL TRAINER WITH THE Cl RaJ5 ••• I AND HER 81"0THI:R 15 THS: TO~ESf DR.IL..L.. 5eR~NT IN THE HI51VRYOF THE MARINE CORRS. ! THINK . He~dq~arters Bombed - i . / Check Point Main Gate MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS WHAT~ THE MA I I ER? ARE you J..---WORRIE&> ABOUT YOU ~METHING? HAVE NO IDEA .. .. , Building by Ha·--reaves and Sellers THERES n-iE ECONOMIC ~ITUATION ! UNEMPLOYMENT! WOI<L.D UNREST! Parking Lot "' THE $AN ANDREA, FAUt..T! THE WeATHER! THE PRICE OF RHUBARB.' Beirut International Airport Ap Source: Department of Defel")se . . ·"'JiRUck ~ ·.:. A·suiclde bomber crashed a pickup trucK parked with exploodves Into the barricaded Marine compound post at Beirut airport Swtday. The truck followed the airport access road Into the pai'klng Jot ac1'088 from the rompound and then crashed through an Iron gate and drove lnto!tbe building. (AP Laseprhoto). r TELL YOU~ TH INGG To WORr<:f ABOUT- -- I BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - U.S. Marines relnfoi'COO security barri· e r s and awaited the 'a rrlval of more than lXl replacements today follow· big two suicide terrorist bombings that •killed at least 161 of their comrades and left 58 French peacekeepers dead or missing. The, Marin~ ~ed sentries, set up more checkpoints and parked large trucks across all roads leading to · their compouhd at Beirut's International airport, forcing all vehicles to halt for security shakedowns before being allowed to pass. The Pentagon gave the American death ton as 161, but U.S. Marine ofllclals In Beirut said as many as 50 Marines and Navy men might still be burled In the wreckage of the corrimand post with no hope they suiVIved. At least two bunk areas and the basement were stm covered with tons of concrete. French officials said 20 French troops were killed, 38 missing and 15 wounded, while Beirut radio said 34 Frenchmen were killed. Marine spokesman Maj . Robert Jordan said up to 300 Marines a nd Navy · men may have been In the four·stocy command center at Beirut airport when it was blown up early Sunday by a tonofTNrlnared pickup truck driven by a suicide terrorist. He said " about 80" American troops were wounded . About a mile away and only SECOnds later, another vehicle ~eked with explOSives blew up a nine-story bulldlng housing French troops. After a night of frantic clawing throUgh the rubble, rescue IF ANYTHING ct..SE HAPPEN>, suggested the attackers might be linked withJ r an. But Iran today denied any coM ectJon with the bombing. Its official I slamic Republlc News Agency, monitored In Nicosia, said the Americans were trying to link Iran to the attack In order lay the groundwork lor deptoym'e nt of u.s. troops to the Persian Gulf. Late Sunday evening, Marine replacements took off from Cherry THReE WEci<S BEFORE 1 CAN FIT IT IN.' ris Hammond CAMP IEJEUNE, N.C. (AP ) - More than Marines trom Camp LeJeune gathered their gear, grabbed lunches from vending machines and relayed last·mlnUte messages t6 their familles before leaving for Lebanon to replace those killed or wounded In a terrorist bombing. .. The first of 13 planes left nearby Cherry Point Marine Air Station at 7 p.m . Sunday, with the last flight scheduled for 6:00a.m. today, said Maj . Gen. AI.Gmy, commander of the 2nd Marine Dlvlslori. He said the Marines would arrlve "within 24 hours ." "We're ready to go," Gray said, adding that morale was at a "fever-pitch high.'' . The Marines •.some facing their second tour In Lebanon, appeared sober but unafraid after the explosion Sundaylhatclalmed the llveso! at least 160 of their co'llf8(les. "I don't particularly want to go back again," said Petty Ot!lcer 3rd Class Donald Steve Stone, 23, of Burleson, Texas. "It wasn't too bad last time, but It wDJ probably be elevated this time. i hope It's not too bad. " ."I'm not really scared," said Lance Cpl. Heruy Hanna, 20, of Lake City, S.C. "But you better keep your head down this time." "I'm a little scared. But I'm glail to be going back," said Lance Cpl. Frank M. Lamagra, 22, ofl.onglsland, N.Y. "It's my job. Butrwouldllke to talk to my wife, because she wDl be scared." Cpl. Elliott K. Powell, 22, of Cincinnati. said he expected things to be dlfrerent trom when he was In Beirut from January to June. '"Things were pretty good !ben, " he said. "People llked us." Cpl. Robert G. Morris, 31, of Jensen Beach, Fla., said he was sorry he was unable to contact his 14-year-old daughter, although hesaldhewas not !rlghtened for himself. · "It's my job," he said. " But I am worried for the people who are over there now. That's been on my mind all day." F,amilies wait~ pray . . ByPAULALEXANDER Aaloe'•w Pn. Wrlll!r As shOCkWave& continued trom the blast In Beirut. famllles waited for word on thefateofrelatives while protestenmarclledbiCOJumbusfor the withdrawal of troops trom the trouble~! Middle East nation. "It's DJP," Edward Holtman of Westwood, wholle son. Staff Sgt. TlrnCitby C. Holtman has been a MariDe for stx years, said SUnday. "We aet a lOt of telephclle calls and eech time we wmder ..." Jolm W. Mcintire of Waynesville couldn't Bit completely st!U while · waltlai for news of his 21-yea'r-old 1011, Jolm K. He ll!llt a telegram sunday ldll!rnOOII to Prealdent Reii8JI. . "lllllld, 81 parents 011 • maz1lle bt BeirUt. we think thll peacelreepiJie II a lOt 011 baloneY and- think the ~ blood of tiDe~ II ~ 111.1 balldl," \ Mcintire said. · Sen. John Glenn, speaking Sunday at a tund·mlser tn . Fort Plerce, Fia.,calledforantncreased United NaUons presence In Lebanon. He said the wounded and ileadsbouldbereplaced, but that the United Slates should not add to the l)UffiberOIIMarlnes there. . "Weneeltosetaspeclllcpurpoae t'or being there," Glenn said.· "We u.s. tladonegolngln-weweregolnato get 1t1e PLO out. And !ben after the rhauacre, we stayed on. I "We neal to set a specific ~and allocate the appropf1ate men and equipment to ~lllb thatob)ectlve," bellllld. ''Let's nof- thll eacalate btto the u.~ va. Syria... Columbus C!Uzen.Jwmal said In an ediiDrlal MOIIdly that Reagan sholild not" wltildiaw the· · i'lbe ~. ., Point Ma rine Air Station, 60 miles northeast o! Camp Lejeune, N.C. They were to bring the 24th Marine amphibious unit in Beirut back up to strength, Maj . Gen. AI Gray , commander of the 2nd Marine Division, told reporters at Camp Lejeune. He said the morale of the Marine replacements was at a "fever-pitch high. " •• and 80 more were wounded when a suicide driver SEARCH iles<.'Ue workers continue their search for victims of Sunday's bombing olthe Marine . drove Into the buUdbtg and detonated 2,000 pounds of TNT. (AP Wirephoto) . command center near Beirut Internationlal Airport. One hundred siKty·one Marines died In the explosion Company package revealed A strike at the Graham Station, West Virginia Foote Minera l Plant entered Its third week with .no quick end In sfgh!. Clifford R Northrop, plant man· ager , said today no further negotla· tlons have been scheduled. However , Northrop indicated the pla nI may resume oper ations shortly. According to Northrop, the company did seek concessions from the · union . Concessions were a resul t of deterioration in the ferroalloy lndus tcy caused by a decrease in dema nd lor ferroalloys and an Increase in cheaper foreign imports which resulted in f oote"s Gr aha m and Cambridge loca tions losing in excess of $7,000,00J du ring the period from Januacy 1. 1982 through July 31, 1983. It was ·· reported.the company's labor costs are the highest in the ferroalloy Industry and required tha t these costs be reduced . The plant manager said Foote Mineral has molded a package in :m IT'LL BE I SEE YdiJ IJtJJUG/Ir 'IIJUII mACI f)IJ65, 16/JKN.' workers rescued one Frenchman alive today, officials said. A. hitherto unknown group called the Islamic Revolutionary Move· ment.clalmed responsibility for the blasts a few hours after the bombings, telling the French news agency, Agence Frant:e-P resse, It would not rest , untll )3elrut was controlled by " ~lutionary Mos· lemsand the combative democratic youth. " U.S. officials In Washlng!Qn 300 Marines ·. leave for duty .... I HAVE SO MANY Marine 'death toll rises --. \ J 1 Section, I 0 Pag" 20 Cents A M"'ltlmec:lia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday., October 24, 1983 ·Beirut .MI55 MeJI.N, ROTTE:N,OL.D Mf<.5. B.NOCOM~ A L..ITTL.E. enttne at y I- 13Ec:f1N~I~ TO • • I' I'M AL.ReADV' Coonty Agent's Comer P. 10 . e Voi.32,No.136 C:.,.yrighted 1983 Harvesting com New .Y ork Marathon 'J ABOUTOLIJ< NEW JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT Preliminary event winners of the 1984 Meigs Junior Miss Pageant held Saturday night at Southern were Lynn Epple, poise and appearance winner: Jenny Meadows, Spirit of Jwtlor Miss award; Cindy Crooks, 1983 Junior Miss; Paula Swindell. scholastic award winner and the new Meigs 1984 Junior Miss; Cheryl RUDe, ereatlve and perfonn· an effort to make the concessions h a~e the least effect to working employees. T he company's final offer to the union prov ided for the payment of wage rates ranging from a minimum entry level of $9.35 to a top rate of $11 .72 per hou r. Shirt diffe rential for hours wor ked on the 4 p.m . to m idnight shift would provide for a n additiona l 30 cents per hour, and for !he midnlghl 10 8 a. m. shift , an additiona l 45 cent s per hour. For all hours worked on Sunday, employees would receive time and one-half their normal rate of pay , unless It were the sixth day In a week, lor which they would receive double time !heir nor ma l rate of In I .a rts winner. At bottom right, Paula Jean SwlndeD became the 1984 Meigs County Junior Miss. She Is a daughter of Ernest and Sharon SwlndeD, Shade, and the WI& receat Melp Wgh Scllool Homecomlllg Queen. Wllb tbe new Jlllllor Miss 18 Cindy Crooks, the 1118.'1 Meigs . Junior MIM: Mlss SwlndeU preeented a vocal nwnber lor her talellt preunladon dur- In Q60.n.Oav ........ I _....., •..,._ s event, emceed by David Harris. , 'lbe pageant 1s staged by Soathealt Ohio Junior Miss Inc. o1 wlllcb Ralpb Werry 18 . pr 1 "1 at. r' pay. f ......... ,· I I L-------------~------------------------~ The otter also Included paid lunch breaks, 11 paid holidays, pay for funeral and jucy duty leave, double · time and one-half pay for work performed on a holiday. paid vacation providing for one week paid time off for employees with three to nine years of service, three weeks for employees With 10 to 16 years of ·service. four weeks for (Continued on page 10) �• • Page-2:::-The.. Duily s.tttinel Comment Pameroy-~le~, "Mo. day, October 24, 111 Court Slreet Pomeroy, Ohio ~ DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA WESTIVOOD, Mass. !NEAl Housed (11 a nondescript building in this Boston suburb is a computer· ized data bank that contains extraordinarily sensitive informa· tlon about the physical and mental health of millions of people. In ma ny cases. the files identify indi\'iduals with hig h blood pres· sure or other rela lively common maladies. In other instances. how· eve r. the data relates to very delicate and highl y personal mat· ters ranging from a diagnosis of terminal cancer to a history of m enta l instability. That 's information most people would want disclosed only to their immediate family and closest . ~m~ ~~"""T""·~=~~ ~v ROBERT L. WIN6ETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller Ohio·. 1983 BOB HOEFLICH General !\tanager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor . A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press .1\.ssocla-' Uon and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. The~ s hould be less than 300 wurds long. Alii etten are s ubject to editing and mu11t be signed with name, addre!is and lelephone number . No unsigned letters wUI be published. Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. friends - and the organization entrusted with the data does a superb job of maintaining its confidentiality. Its corporate name is MIB, Inc., but it is better known as the Medical Information Bureau - a clearing· house for 'almost &10 partlelpatlng life Insurance companies that pay approximately $12 mllilon yearly for its services. Life insurance companies often ask prospective policy•holders to submit to a routine medical or to authorize the release of medical information from their doctors· otherwise confidential files . Much of that data Is routinely transmitted to MIB so that, for llf example, a person whose e Insurance application Is rejected by one company for valid medical reasons cannot suppress that data when applying to another company. At Its headquarters In an Indus· trial park here, ... MIB Is the custodia n of such data on almost 13 million U.S. and Canadian citizens. Approximately 2.5 mUlion new niedlcal reports on individuals are rec.elved every year and the organization responds to about 22 million Inquiries su bmitted annu· ally by participating Insurance companies. lllt demonstrates nothing else, the debate over the tax repeal proposal on the Nov. 8 ballot ought to show Ohioans how the same budget figures can be used to draw different conclusions. The most recent case Involves the way In which a report on state tax collections for September was viewed. Backers of Issue 3- which would repeal the state's 90 percent Income tax Increase and other tax laws enacted since January - pointed to the report as a sign of a growing budget surplus fueled by an excessive tax. Repeal opponents dismissed that, warning against drawlng conclusions from one month's statistics and saying earlier budget projections were on target Here's what the figures showed: Durtng September, the state's general revenue fund collected- from the sales, Income, utlllty and other taxes - $400 milllon. It had been ·expected to collect oniy $425 mllllon from those sources, oo the state wound up with a one-month gain of $25 mllllon. But non·tax Income was down by $2.4 milllon. And Income from federal grants - which had been expected to total $101 milllon -was pegged at $78.9 million for the month. That subtracted another$22.1 mllllonfrom total GRF Income, leaving the state with only $400,00J or oo more than it had expected for September. That seems simple enough. But the figures were Interpreted dltferently by Sen. Sam Speck, R·New Concord, and the Legislative Budget Office which published them. Speck said the LBO report showed September tax collections were substantially above Celeste admlnlstration projections, Indicating the state budget was headed toward a massive surplus. "Senate Republicans said throughout the budget process that administration assumptions of the unemployment rate were off base and that the 90 percent permanent Income·tax hike proposal was too much for too long, " Speck said. "We predicted a big budget surplus, and now the admil)lstratlon's own , tax collection figures bear us out," he said. Speck acknowledged In a news release that general revenues for the month had been listed as down but said that was due to a temporary lag In the receipt of federal grants. The report Ia ter appeared to be cast In a different light In an LBO publication. "General Reyenue Fund Income was almost precisely equal to estimates prepared by the Office of Budget 'lnd Management for the month of September." the LBO said. "ActUal revenue was $0.4 million or 0.(17 percent over estimates for the month and $1.5 mllllon or 0.09 percent over estimates for the year to date," it said. · ''Sales tax collections were over estimates by $2:1.2 rrillllon, while federal welfare reimbursements fell below estimates by $22.1 million. This shortfall Is the result of a tlmlng problem," the LBO saW. Berry's World ~· '{·: ·. ' MIB traditionally has been sensitive to the problem of ·unauthorized disclosure of that information. \T'~ CA~L.EP 'TRIAGE' -"THE fiP-'ST GROUP I~ r'A\9 fO~ S~ ?RI'JATE OR COM?ANY IN~U~~NCE f~ANS- THE ~ECO~t' G~OUr IS TI\'I<EN CA~E O'f ~"< iHE 60\JE'RNME~I-THeN T~t:~E A\Z-E 1\1~ 1-\0PELESS CAc;E~-Tl-\eYtp..E RESPON'31~L.E' roR ~~~~owN ME~IC~L Bll.L~.,. · · . The organization today Is a model of Integrity In other aspects of Its operation, but (t has attained that status only after a decade of Investigation and examination on the part of ' federal agencies, congressional committees and non· government consumer advocates. As recently as 1973, the Insurance Industry oought to conceal even the fact that MIB existed, prompting Sen. William Proxmlre, D·Wis., to describe It as the "medical CIA." Its files contained noi only le~ tlmate medical data, but also confirmed observations from neighbors and co·workers who offered conjecture such as; "He seems to have high blood pressure" or, '"I think she once had cancer." Moreover, MIB maintained reporting classifications that related not to Individuals' health, but Instead to their lifestyles. Its data bank contained Information on alleged drinking habits, sexual deviation, flna~clal problems and assorted other forms of " social maladjustment.",, Its biggest the SVAC titlethreats race. this As season 1n theInfirst contest, the Lady Pirates had played the three-time defending SVAC champions on three occa· slons. North Gallla advanced to the finals with a convincing victory over Kyger Creek. Southern easily took top honors In the first game of the match after pulling away from an early 3-3 tie. Karen Hemsley broke the tie with tbree good services, Becky Michael notched seven straight, then versa· tile Amy Littlefield iced the game on her final seJVe. . The course of tbe second game took a much different route as North Gallla refused to how without a fight. The underdogs grabbed a 3.0 lead on serves by Arvlna Donahue and Angle Aleksic before Amy Littlefield pulled· the Torna· does even at 3-3. Michelle George regained the ·tead for the Pirates, but .a sld&out gave Southern another chance with Jenny Bentley In the driver's seat Bentley notched five straight selVes for a 9-4 SHS lead. Three straight one-point posseS· slons allowed Southern to maintain Its lead at 12·8, however, the Finally, individuals who Insisted on reviewing the Information about themselves contained In MIB's lUes had to locate an organization that purposely wasn't listed In _the telephone dlrectory ;submit a notar· !zed request for the. data and sign a document Immunizing MIB from virtually all lawsuits based on clai ms of Invasion of privacy. ~~ r ~ ·:; Regional conflagration WASHINGTON - Only occa· sional hints of trouble have been made public. but feverish behind· the-scenes activity has convinced Latin America experts that the danger of a regional conflagra lion there Is greater now than at any time since the Sadinistas seized By SCOTt' WOLFE BUOITEL - For the second consecutive season Coach Suzanne Wolle's Soutbern Tornadoettes be· came the undisputed Class single ':A" sectional volleyball champion with wtns· over Federal Hocking and North Gal!la at NeloonvUle· York High School here Saturday • · afternoon. Flaunting a 22·1 record. the . top-seeded Tornadoettes defended Its Southeast Sectional crown and new advances to Dlstrtct Tournament play at the Ohio University· Chillicothe branch 1n Chillicothe. Southern earned the right tQ compete In the 1003 finals after handily defeating Federal Hocking In the opening round, 15-6 and 15·3. SHS had !lefeated the L.ancerettes twice durtng the regular seaoon, and left no doubt 1n anyone's mind Saturday as to the outcome of the previous meetings. Senior spiker and agile backcourt player Laren Wolfe battered the Lancer front line with 10 successful selVes to lead the winners, whUe setter Debbie Michael tipped the scoring ranks with eight serving polnts.SenlorJennyBentleyadded three for the winners. Jo Russell led Federal Hocking with s1x tailles. Tops no~•cu...., In the championship contest Southern met North Gallla, one of code (three digits followed by as many as five letters) that Is Carefully kept Seeret from most of Its 240 employees. " •. ·4-, How the same figures can equate differently Thus, the almost 200 Impairments with which It deals are recorded In a tense Council. Formed In 1963 at U.S. suggestion, Condeca originally Included Costa Rica and the rlght·wing government of Nicara· gua. But the mutual·defense group came apart at the seams In 196'3, when Honduras and El Salvador bloodied each other In the so-called power in Nigaragua- four years ago. "Football War." Recent saber·rattllng by the Nicaragua was pointedly disin· leftist regime In Managua has vlted , to the Condeca revival Included threats to buy warplanes m eeting. Costa Rica declined. "from anyone" to counterattack Having no army of its own, II rebel bombers, and to pursue the understandably wants to stay out of anti·Sandinlsta guerrillas across Its neighbors ' conflicts. the borders Into their Honduran and The horn-again Condeca leaders Costa Rican sanctuaries. The announced that the threeparticipat· threats were not empty r hetoric. lng nations - all U.S. allies -will nor were they expressions of "use force against the Marxist· Marxist paranoia; the .danger Leninist threat In Central Amer· Nicaragua faces from the U.S. ica," an obvious reference to the backed rebels and its neighbors Is leftist regime In Managua . real. . Condeca was made to order for Here's the inside story: On Oct.! , the Reagan administration. whlcl> the military chiefs of Honduras. wants to overthrow the Sandlnlstas Guatemala and El Salvador an· but doesn' t dare risk the political nounced the resurrection of Con· . consequences of using U.S. troops deca. the Central American De· to do the dirty work. If Condeca lives up to Its warlike boast, Washington can just sit back and supply Its allied with arms and have no fear of a Central American "Vietnam" In an election year. In fact, the Pentagon's fine hand was evident at the Condeca meeting in Guatemala City. A spokesman for the general assured my asso· elate Jon Lee Anderson: "The U.S. had nothing to do with it. The general just went as an observer." Whether the four·star general took an actlv~ part in the discus· slons or llot, the Condeca delegates realized that they have a problem of semantJcs to solve. As one high Guatemalan military source ex· plained, the present language of the Condeca agreement refers only to defensive a-ction against aggression from "outside Central America." So In the nex\ few months. he said, Condeca members will have to " rework the language." Asked If this was to make Nicaragua a "legal" target, the Guatemalan laughed and said, " II all depends on Jack Anderson if you believe Nlcaragus Is part of Central America or belongs to another power's orbit." Joint action by the Condeca members would most likely to touched off If the Sandinistas make good on their threat to attack Honduras. The Guatemalan source denied any Immediate plan to counterattack, but added: "If we were planning It, we wouldn't say so.'' A Salvation Embassy official sidestepped questions ahou t Condeca's Intent. So did Pentagon spokesmen, referring all questions to the Southern Command- which said any comment would be "totally Inappropriate." A high Honduran military officer was more candid. He acknowl· edged that the decision to revive Condeca was a response to the Sandlnlstas' threats. "Honduras will make use of Condeca, and Its own legitimate right of self· defense" If, NicaragUa attacks, he sa id . • "/ remember the days when deploying missiles was a fun thing. " Today in history · Today Is Monday, Oct. 24, the 297th day ofl!m. There are 68 days left In the year. Today's highlight In history: On Oct. 24, 1945, the United Nations charter went Into force as tbe Soviet Union became the 29th nation to ratify it. · On this date: In 1648. the Peace of westphalla ended the 30 Years War between France and the Holy Roman Empire, · In 1!!01. Anna Edison Taylor became the first person to go aver Niagara Falls In a ban'el. . · In 1952, Republican presidential candidate Dwight Eisenhower romised that, If elected, he would go to Korea to end the war. P·And tn 1972, Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern accused President Richard Nixon of prolonging the Vietnam War for poUtical reasons. ... the Ten years ago: President Nixon vetoed a bill Umltlng the power .. · president to conunlt armed forces to foreign hostilities. about a nuclear freeze, the MX missile, th~ B-1 bomber and Reagooomtcs people's eyesglazect momentum swayed towards North Gallla as Arvina Donahue deli· vered five consecutive serving points for a 13-12 Pirate lead. Premle~ Southern server Becky Michael kiiotted the score again, but no significant gains could be" made. Southern continued to pick apart a s tingy NG defense with just one-'potnt scores at a ttm<·. galnirig the lead on a Littlefi eld score. then finally clinching the title on Ben· tley'ssuccessful try. thescore15·13. B. Michael led. the winners wit h nine points. In upper·bracket play Eastern's Eagles claimed an opening round win over Muter's Falcons to advance to the tournament llnals. Coach Pam Douthitt's girls were the surprise ol the tournament, putting up a good fight In the championship game before bowing out to Crooksville. Southern advances to District Tournament play this Saturpay at 2 p.m. against Unioto. which Is currently 14·5. Scouting reports Indicate that Unioro is comparable to Eastern· Pike, which Southern defeated In a tough battle two weeks ago. Un!oto is not overpowering in size, but Is quick and aggressive which should make for an exciOng I kets wIll go flrstroundgame. All tc on sale at the door for $1.50 ea~h at Meet the 1983 Southem Tornado squa JAMES LEONARD 6-1 , 157 pound Junior End SCOTT WICKLINE 5- II , 222 pound Sopho!llore Tackle IlEATil lOLL IH!, 180 pound Sophomore Guard BRIAN FREEMAN 5-9, 130 pound ·· Sophomore quarterback ' Cardinals face Giants tonight ST. LOUIS (API- Members of theembarrassmenttwoteamswith the St. Louis Cardinals are excited · 2·5 records are seeking to avoid by about playing the New York Giants dropping Into sole possession oflast tonight-even lfthelrfansaren't. placeintbeNFCEast. More than 9,000 seats at Busch · New York slipped Into a tleforthe Stadlwn remained unsold for the bottom when It lost38-17last week to contest between National Football theKansasCityChiets. Meanwhlle, League aJso.rans 72 hours ahead ol the Cards shook off a pattern of game time Friday. Under leaglie costlyerrorsthathadplagued thE:m rules, that means the nationally and prevailed 34-27 over the winless televised contest between the Na- Tampa Bay Buccaneers. tiona! Conference rivals will be Enterlngthecontest,St.Loulshas blacked outlocally. been bolstered by the return of right Apparent fan apathy notwlth· guard Joe Bostic and right tackle standing, St. Louts Coach Jim Tootle Robbins from the Injury list Hanlfanadmltsmlxedfeellngsover onoffensebutmaybehobbledbythe the first performanre by his young absence of running back Ottls ,· (FORMERLY LAZY DAY CAFE) NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GOOD HOME COOK IN G SPECIAL~ EVERY DAY: Homemade Rolls, Biscuits, Pies & Ice Cream. lO}VER PRICES OPEN 24 HOURS-7 DAYS A WEEK .FOR CARRYOUT SERVICE C 992 9987 ALL: MIDDLEPORT RACE ST. 235 · ALLEN & KAY KING-OWNERS ' . •-O~h~lo~~U~n~lv~e=r~s~lt=y-·~s-C_h~l~ll~lc-o-th-e--te=iam~o~n~p~rim~~e~l~lm~e~s~ln~ce~1~97/~ .~~_:_An:::de=rso=n~ . ----...,.....:_---~~~~~·~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ branch. llanythlngextralsonlh~l!ne, ltls --·'•- . ~-. • You never had it this fresh! D D taste that outshines mentholyou with a clean, fresh ta High school scores -·- Akron North 14, Aknlll Buchtel G Ararllm 3l. Nalimal TraU 14 Belllllre st. Jotll 6, Zanes. Rolecl'W1S 0 canton McKinley 6, Yoo~ South 0 Canlcln Trktlty 12, Lura 6 Cil. Lancbark 12. L.c»ISVWe (K,y.J Brlh Hlven 6 Cln . Ph;yl. Eel- 38, Nl'Y<' Mlarni li Clrl . Purcell-Mar ~. Day . Cham~ul 6 etn. Summit n oa.y. Jeaerson o Cle. HaWken 12, Cle. Untver'Wity 7 Cle. St lpltlul 'II. Oe. St. JO!ItPh H Oe. TrinttY 9, WlliTfiiSVI1le 0 Col. Illl'lSa1Es 71, Col. Wetllie 8 No more watt _ ___;_________A_rt_B_uc~hwa--,---ld It's going to take a long time for the Democrats to get over James WaH's resignation as secretary of interior. His departure was a body blow to every Democratic candi· date running for office in 1984. My first Inkling that the Democrats were really taking It hard was when I overheard a Democratic senator talking to his campaign manager In a Washington restau· rant the other day. They were hoth red laced. "I told you not to come out publicly for Watt's resignation. Matt was the only issue we had in . 1~ ... the campaign manager said. "I didn't want to do It, " the senator protested. "But when I came out of the Senate Interior meeting, I was' surrounded by TV cameras alrd reporters and I had no choice but to say he had to go." "Do you realize we spent $500,000 In TV commercials showing how Watt had destroyed the environ·. ment? I had crews go to the Love Canal, Times Beach, Mlsoouri, and the Strlngfellow waste pool. Now we have to dump them In an ashcan." "But I couldn't just remain silent after his remark about tbe Jews, the blacks, the woman and the cripple. I had to be Indignant. " "Being Indignant Is one thing. But why did you ·have to suggest a resolution In Congress that Watt had to go?" "I wasn't thinking too clearly. Besides I was hoping Reagan would hang tougH and keep Watt to placate the conservatives." "Well, we're really up a tree. You know and I know when you talked The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 ·· Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio ToriJad.o ettes wiD sectional Insurers eye medical files ___R_ob_e_rt_~-:-al_te:-rs The Daily Sentinel A~ Monday, Ottabet 24, 1983 ___ 20 Cigarettes [__ ' '" Col. St. <lw'lel 7, Col.. Wattenm 0 COI\JIM1Jt !i, Ashtabula Hartrr 0 Day. Dunbar fl, Lopn 0 """!11.- Cenoral 1.1 F'rt!r'nCiat st. Jca'pll 1, Tlfftn Calvert & Hamilton Blldln U, Ke1terin& Alii!' 0 lldan Valll!oy s. 2!. CDaXton Va . o LakewoOd St. Edward~. Gllb!Wiy, Pa., over. But every tim!' you mentioned weakly . "I wish Al HalgwerestUJ at State. what Watt was doing to the country "That's what we were counting He was good for Democratic you got a standing ovation. They on," the campaign manager said. votes.n didn't stand on their feet ; they stood ··-we were going to run clips of him "We can't think of the past. We on their chairs." every night durtng the last week of have to think of what we're going to "The Democrats didn't drive the campaign. He offended practi· do now that we don't have Watt to Wa tt out of office. The Republicans cally every group In the nation." kick around any more. 'The man did. They were the ones who put• " What about running against Bill was money In the bank for us." pressure on the president to push Clark? He said he was going to "Maybe Reagan will come up Watt off the cliff." follow Watt's policy?" with another cuckoo appointment "Yes, but when the president "Nobody knows who Clark Is. He before 1~, just to placate the realized Watt was going to be could stJip mine Yosemite National • conservatives." l overwhelmingly censured by the Park and people wouldn't know "You only lind one Watt In any SenatE! and House he had no choice who did it. Besides he never opens admlnlstrati.on. What makes him but to get rid of him. What the devil his mouth ." more dangerous now Is that a lot of were the Democratic Party leaders "Why don 'l we run against David people think he's a martyr and he'll thinking of? " Stockman?'' be able to sell out every $1,00J-plate " Watt could have done a lot of "Stockman hasn't been heard dinner In the state." damage to the country between from slnce his interview In the The Senator, said, "Okay, so now and 1~ ," the senator said Atlantic Monthly.'' what do we do now?" 1.1 20 Cigarettes BRIGHT 100s t..ancuter Fide" 19, Fair&ld umon 1 Uma Calh. 30, H..,....U.l.GimiO i.octlmc! x. an. Coullb'Y oay s L.cnln Cath. ts. ae. Qlmour s L«Hl 1018 :JS, l...mlln 1 Mld:leta'Nn Fenwkk 3. Lemon-Monroe 0 Mt. Glleed 6, Mai1Dn Clth. 6, t» Newark Cath. 7, Utk:l 6 Palllel\'llll! Rtwrslde ~. Aahtabl.lla ..........,, Panna Hoty Name 19. E~r11 W. 13 Parma NorrniJ'I¢t 10, CCieveland Htl. 0 .. • • •• ·. ••' •• • I ' t • : : 'lii'f. I'M ,S'ii.I.IN' A"DlfAMIIft&! ~ ~U-1 " ' " ' e""'"".~'l-111: ~"-·-a.. I _ ~~ C'a..la ""IIA'IIk~...~"""'.., '"lii.WI"'~IIV1"""" 1 1nli......, 1 4 Of RIG"'~' ~~~JTWNIN SIA-~ Naf'WWIN' ~1l&A1J~Of1)'Do wtno1 rr~' ·. . • • •• Warntng : The Surgeon General Has. Oetefmtned That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous 10 Your Health. :.. �0, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio - -7. Bengals defeat Browns, 28•21 t ,.' touchdown as San Francisco rallied to defeat Los Angeles. Boanl stripped the ball from the Rams' Vince Ferragarno. who· threw lor five touchdowns, then fell on the baU to give the 49ers the lead for the first time at 38-35. NFL rusltlng leader Eric Dicker· son rushed 25tlmesfor144yardsand caught two touchdown passes from Ferragamo. VIkings 00, Packers 17. . A 32-yard field goal by BeMY Ricardo 5: (6 into overtime lifted Minnesota over Green Bay. The victory Increased the Vikings' NFC Central lead to two games over the Packers. Ted Brown rushed for179yardson 29 carries for Minnesota. whUe Packers quarterback Lynn Dickey coM ected on 23 of t2 passes for 327 yards and two touchdowns. '' ' """'l---..sr.:f CINCINNATI (AP) - Quarter- the play that put the Bengals In back Brian Sipe thinks tbe Cieve- charge. In other games Sunday, It was laod Browns fulfilled all but one of Kansas City 13, Houston 10 In their expectations Suoday overtime; Minnesota 20, Green Bay winning. Sipe tossed three touchdown 17 in overtime; Atlanta Ti, New York Jets 21; Chicago 7, Phlladel· passes and a fourth-quarter Interphia 6; New England 31, Buffalo 0; ception that veteran Ken Riley returned t2 yards for a decisive Cincinnati 28, Oeveland 21; Wa· shington 38, :O.,troit 17; Miami 21, touchdown as the Cincinnati BenBaltimore 7; Pittsburgh Ti, Seattle gals came from behind to beat the 21; Denver 14, San Diego 6; San Browns 28-21. The 2·6 Bengals scored fourth· Francisco45,LdsAngelesRams35; quarter touchdowns on Charles and New Orleans 24,Tampa Bay 21. Falcons 2'7, Jets 21 Alexander's 4·yard run and Riley's Mlck Luckhurst booted two field fifth career touchdown to overcome a 2J.l4 deficit a nd stun the 44 goals in the flr.al 3: t2· as Atlanta, Browns, who fell two games behind down 2Hl late in the third period, Pittsburgh in tbe AFC Central exploded in the flnal16 minutes to down New York. . Division. Billy "White Shoes" Johnson The Browns took advantage of a caught a 'I'D pass from Steve costly fumble by Cincinnati fullback Bartkowsklandsped7lyardswltha Pete Johnson to build a 14-7Iead at the half. Johnson ran for a 1-yllrd punt return for another score. The r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w-1 touchdown In the secood quarter, 1 other Falcon 'I'D came on a 25-yard but fumbled the baU to Cleveland on pass from Bartkowski to William . Andrews. the Bengals' 3-yard line to set up Slpe'ssecond touchdown pass just18 Redsldns 38, Lions 17 seconds before the ball. RookleReggteEvans.subbingfor TurkSchonert, making his second Injured John Riggins, scored three National FootbaU League start for touchdowns and Joe Washington Your farm rusbed for 147 yards to lead injured !JUarterback Ken Anderson, Equipment dove Into tbe right cilrner of the end Washington over Detroit. Evans scored on runs of2, 2 and 1 yards. zone for a1·yard touchdown that tied Washington, who rushed 22 times, the game 14·14. 992-2668 Slpe hit Newsome on a 17-yard also scored on an 8-yard pass from romeory, Oh. touchdown pass to regain tbe lead on JoeThelsmann,whocompleted15of the next series, but Schonert led the passes 247·TD yards scores. Hlsfor other passand wenttwo 13 Bengals on an 85-yard scoring drive 23 for another tie, achieved on Alex- yards to Art Monk. 49ers 45, Rams 35 ander's4-yard run . Quarterback Joe Montana tossed With tbe comparatively inexperienced Schonert effectively direct· two fourth-quarter scoring passes lngtheoffense, RUey-at age36the and Dwaine Board recovered a Los oldest Cincinnati player- provided Angeles fumble in theendzonefora DALE H1ll FORD JRACTQ R 4\!M.. Store ..- NEW YORK (AP) -For the past seven years. the New York City Marathon had catapulted Bill Rodgers and Alhe.rto Salazar into marathon s tardom. Roo DLxon, this year's winner, isn' t sure he will continueaiongthat path. " Marat honing is a discipline aU Its own, " the 33-year-old New Zea· lander said Sunday after overtaking Britain's Geoff Smith a t the2&-mile mark and outklcklng him in the final 385 yards for a dramatic victory in 2 hours. 8 minutes, 59 seconds. "l'm not surel'm readytodoitall the time. I may be looking back to the track next year." ·· ' Picking his main race for 1984 will be important for Dixon, since it is an Olympic year. Dixon already has cdmpeted in two Olympics. In 1972 at Munich, he earned a bronze medal in the 1,500 meters, and In 1976 at Montreal, he was fourth In the 5,00J meters, finishing only seven-tenths of .a second behind gold medalist Lasse Vlren of Finland. "The New York City Marathon was like the Olympics for me," said Dixon, who had trained Intensely for the race In Reading, Pa. "I hope to do som ething in the Olympics next year, but this was something special. "But I'm not sure I'm a mara· thoner entirely." He did not look like an accompilsbed marathoner as he struggled through tbe rain-drenched streets of New York (:tty's five boroughs. He often grabbed at his rtght hamstring, an Indication that he was hurting and might not even finlsh. "I was getting cramps and a twisted hamstring," Dixon explalned. "But I just decided to push, push, push ... " He pushed hard enough to catch the struggling Smith, who had led fornearlyllm!les, withjustundera quarter-mile remaining This was ' only Dixon's second marathon, but his 20th consecutive victory on the roads in the past two years. Smith was disappointed In not winning, bui he could lake solace that his time of 2:09:08 was the fastest ever by a first-time marathoner. "Ireallyteltlwasgolngtowlnit," said Smith, a former firefighter and a member of the 1!m British Olympic tea.m in the 10,00J meters. "Butmylegsfinallygaveway.Iwas allrtghtlnmywind,ln mylungs,but my legs just gave out. The slightest ·Pre-registration for classes set at RGC-CC m eroy, Ohio. Member: The Associated Press, In· land Dally Press A'ssoctaron and the American Newspaper Publishers As· soclallon. National Advertising Representative, Branham NPWspaper·Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New y_o rk, New York 10017 . · ,._ The Thundering Herd took a 2.() lead in the opening quarter on a . safety when a snap on a UTC punt sailed through the end zone. Eiut the Moccasins rebounded quickly, jumplngaheadona37-yard scortng run by Edwards with 9: 16 left In the per!C<I. I Local bowling (ktotlf'r \0, I 19ft~ McCrary made it 14-2 about 7: ~ later when he returned a punt 73 yards for a touchdown. A 1-yard run by reserve quarterback Tim Couch put liTC up 23-2 at halftime. Marshall came alive in the third quarter when quarterback Carl Fodor connected with Brian Swisher on a 7().yard scoring pass on the first play of the second half. A 4-yard touchdown pass from Fodor to Todd Evans with 6:'04 to play In the game cut liTC's lead to seven, but Marshall's hopes faded on· its next. possession when Gary · Woodburn picked off a Foclorpassat the liTC 29 with 2: 04 left and the Moccasins ran out the clock. • "Time just ran out on us," Randle POSTMASTER: Send address to The Dally Senrlnel. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. By t:arrler or Motor Rouce One Week ...... .... ....................... ._$1.00 O ne Month .. ....... ............ ...... .... .$4.40 'Sir.:iGLE 'COP'V"""""" $52.80 PRICES Daily ....................... .. ..~.... ... 20 Cents Subscribers not desiring to pay the car · rler may remit In adva nce direct to The Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month b asis. Credll wUI be given carriPr each month . First 15 customers who bring in this Halloween Coupon will get a No s ubsc riptions by mall permitted In towns whe re home carrier serv ice 1s available. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS 1 weeks ... .~. 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WHERE HIGH PRICES DON'T HAVE A GHOST OF A CHANCE! Racine auxiliary makes center donations member was welcomed. Halloween motif was carried out Donations for work with veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center ALL WORK . GUARANTEED SAME DAY SERVICE ON RELINE & REPAIR BY APPOINTMENT ONLY tal were made during a Hospl· recent and the Chillicothe Veterans meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Racine Post 602 at the ball., The group voted to give $10 to Mary Martin, state chairman for the Athens facility for a party, and to provide $25 for the purchase of articles to be placed In ditty bags for the veterans hospital. It was noted that the bags have made by Jean Lindsey. Julia Norris presided at the meeting. It was noted that Libby' Willford Is . hospitalized . One new ' • CALL 446-11 51 r~m~ov~e:_:an~d~th~ey::_:h~urt~.'~'-~--J~======:::================~ In refreshments served by Frances Roberts. rr;;;;;;~;~=;~;=~~~rn~ri~r;;;;;;;;;~ AND PEACE OF MIND • MARY C. 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Women series .J anlcr' Grim m <lBO, Marlene Wllson4.J8, Dolli e Ne lson 4Z7. Men games - Jeff Wilson ,183, Raymond Smith. Randy Snider 181, Moses Norman 17l. Women games -janice Grimm 198, Dottle NelSon 163, Thelma Os00me~59 . FREE FREE AD •r1 •am Team 15 word ad for3 days in 3 papers FIRST 15 CUSTOMERS A free drop-add period will be eld on Nov. 7, 8, 9. For additional information, contact the Records Office, Rio Grande College at (614) 245-5353. Icouldn'taskfor said. ''That was morefromthoseklds. You don't like to get beat, but when It happens this way, it suredoesmake It easier toile down and go to sleep. "We're going to be tough the rest oftbeway.Thekldsknowthatandso do the coaches. I've got a feeling the folks we're going to play will too." Mocs coach B!U Oliver said that, for a whUe, he was afraid the Herd would upset his team. · "I know Marshall played thellr hearts out," Oliver said. "They were well-prepared for this game. I was scared to death. I was never so happy to see an interception or the clock show three zeroes in my life. They gave a super effort." 0 ---------~---------------------, Students taking classes during th.e fall quarter may complete the necessary forms and return !bern , via campus mail. Registration wUI not be completed without an adviser's signature. SUBSCRIPTION RATEll When you need another room, jjiiiiiiij HAI.I,OWEEN COUPON Pre·registration for the winter quarter at Rio Grande College and Community College will run Oct. 10 ti1fough Nov. 4, a school spokesman said. Marshall gains respect while losing HUNTINGTON, W.Va. tAP) Marshall lost a footbaU game !ri southern Tennessee, but the Thundering Herd scored a victory in the eyes o[ coach Sonny Randle. "We got beat. yes, but we gained more repect tonight than we have at any other time since we've been In the league," Randle said Saturday following Marshall's 23-16 loss to Tennessee-Chattanooga. "We played a whale of a football team and didn't back off an Inch at a ny time. That telis you something about this team,'' said Randle. Tennessee-Chattanooga rode big plays by Artis Edwards and David McCrary to a 21-polnt lead, then held on In the second half for the rain soaked 23-16 victory. The victory was liTC's seventh without a loss over Marshall and improved the Moccasins' record to 3.0 in league action and 5·2 overall . Marshall fell to 1·3 and 2-5 going Into next week's 1:30 p.m. game with The Citadel a t Fairtield Stadium. Page-S Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley Publlshing Company· Multimedi a, Inc., Pomeroy, O hlo4~769 , 9922156. S«ond class postaKe paid at Po- DENTURES Dixon takes New York Marathon race ' Monday, October 24, 1983 - (U,SPS 1411·. . ) A Dlvl!llon of Multimedia. lac:. One Year ,T he Daily Sentinel By The Bend The Daily Sentinel t~~~~~~~~~~~~~=::w:e:ek:s:..:...=.. ·=·: ;.;..;.";···=···;··=·.. S56;:;.: THE Tlffi!LL OF VICTORY - New Zealand's Rod Dixon expresses his joy after winning the New York City Marathon Sunday as Britain's Geoff Smith. who was pa.Ssed by Dixon with about one-quarter mile remaining, lies in the street aided by race officials. Dixon ran the marathon in the lOth fa•test time in history. (AP Laserphoto). r-.....-_........- TOLL FREE 1-(800~ 582• 13. · - 1 �Pa9e Monday, Ottober 24, 1983 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio E~~NOJ,. Public Notice LEGAL NOTIC.E SHERIFF'S SALE COURT OF COMMQN PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Chemical Mortgage Co., and I Farmers Bank & Savings Co., Plaintiffs VI , Roger F, Roush and Trudy J . Roush , Defendants Call8 No. 83-CV-195 '111E RIGIIT COWR- A demonstration on how 1o select colors lo enhance an individual's hair and skin wUJ be a ieature'or the style show 1o be staged Tueday at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Here Anna Blackwood, left, and Ann Lambert, work with variOus colors lo determine what's right for Margaret Brown. Parade of fall fashion· in Meigs Nease to be dressed as a scarecrow. There will be rustic settings, fall foliage and flowers arranged the commlttee of VIrginia Wyatt and Janet Harris, chairmen, Tammy Johnson, Kathryn Johnson and the Pomeroy Flower Shop. Reg!Stertng participants will be Marjorie Purtell, Debora Kennedy and Ida Murphy: Bev Danner is In charge of educational displays, assisted by Mrs, Stoll, The Fabric Shop, Kathryn Johnson and Peggy Houdashelt. Marge Hoffner Is chairing the ret.-eshment commlt· tee and assisting her will be Bernie Anderson, ;'\nna Blackwood, Kate Wells, Ada Titus, Kathryn Johnson, Nancy Hill, Becky Tannehill, Ann Lambert, Peggy Houdasbelt, Mary Guinther, Vlrg1nla Wyatt, Ada Nease art~ tudy Eichinger. The backstage help -.. .·· "e PatWoHeand Mrs. Lambert. bY MIDDLEPORT Meigs • County Friends of the Library wU meet Monday, 5 p.m ., at the Middleport Library . The p ublic Is Inv ited to attend. Happenings Racine halloween party scheduled RACINE .:_ A Racine community halloween party will be held on Oct. 31 at the Racine firehouse co-sponsored by tbe nremen's auxiliary and the 1(lllaie councu. . The party IS for children 13 and and anyone coming masked ··will recei'J£'. a treat. J;>rlzes will be awarded for costumeS In several categories. Donuts and koolald ,wiJl be !!eJ'Ved. Residents ~e being asked to make donations to the community party. Racine PTO soup supper RACINE - Racine Pro will sponsor a soup supper preceding the Southern-Eastern Basket· ball game, Nov. _S~Servlng will beg1n at 6 p.m., and the menu wlll consist of chill and vegetable soup, sandwiches, cakes, pies and beverages. A craft table will be fea~.an · the pubUc 1s Invited to attend. t thP. 26 th da¥ at NovP.mbP.t 1983. at 10 00 o'clock A M . the lollowmg lands an d tenP.ments. to-wrt Sr tuatr.d rn the VtllagP. o t M rddiApOrt Cou nty of Mer9 s and State o f Ohro . and boundt> d and dP.scr rbed as follows Beu1(l a pan ol Lot 59 rlF"SC rrbed as follows Beg rn qrng at thfl so uthfwst corn pr of s<Hd Lo t 59 on Locust Streel. thAnCP. nortll erly on the west 'irrlf! o f th e alley. 50 h'!P t. then c P. WPS! and par af!f!l with Locust St•AP-1. 30 fP.P-1. thence southPrtv an d parallf' l wrth thP allAy, 50 IMt to Locust Street. then(;e Pils terly on Locust Street 30 !Pet to th f! place of b e~ mnrn g. oern g a tract of land lacrng 30 teet on Locu st Strf!t and ~x t endmn at that wrdth rn a no rthfHiy dr rectron 50 lm'!l. and br.rn q the same pro pP-rty conVf'!yf!d by Martha Bryant to Ray H R awl1n~s by dRed datf!d Junn 15. 1934. mcordf'ri rn Hook 139 of th e DP.Pcl Reco rd s of Mf!rrJS Coun ty. OHi o: ai paqe ' TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE · TEN MIU UMITAliON Nonce is herebv given that Drr'~ t dr 1101 10. 17. 24. 31. 4tc Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCUIOFTHE TENMIU UMITAliON NOTICE is herebv gM!n thai 1n .p&.~rsuance of a Resolutton of the ·Couhcil of the Vrllage of S'#'acuse. Ohio. passed on the 7th dov ol July. 1983. there will be submitted to a 'JOte of the PQOPie of said Syracuse Village ot.a GENERAL ELECTION to bo hetd in the Village of Syr~cuse. Ohio. at the regular place of YOling therein. on Tuesd~rV. the Stn. dov of Novembor. 1983. th.t · QUestion of levymg. rn excess of the ten mill limitation. for -the benefit of Syracuse Village for the purpose of providing and mainta1ning fire apparatus. appliances. buildtngs. and sites therefor or .sQUrces of water supply and mtterias th•efor, and the JH'f"llfll of volunteer firemen tQ operate the same. ' :...Said tax be1ng: a raner.Nal of: an.UJting tax of 1.0 milt to run r About Older Americans,'' by Ellen Shcril t MP.1gs Counly Couc; h "W e Care About 0u r 110124. 31 {11 17, 3rc World" by Burton Smith; "Show j---::--:-::--c:-:---:-- Them We Cre" by Phyllis Skinner; Public Notice and "United Nations" by Mrs. IQr. five years. Cook. at a rite not exceeding 1.0 mill LEGAL NOTICE tor each one dollar of valuation. The love gift was dedicated by The Wesley Chapel Chur ch. which amounts to ten cents for Margaret Bailey. Officers' reports now drsbanded. bu1ld1ng. con - etch one hundred doll8fs of tent s and land wrll be offered tor valultion. for five years. were read and approved. 1 sale by the At hens Drstnct . ln. Polls for said Eleetion will ' World Community Day was Untted Methodrst Unron 30 opeo at 6:30 o'dod< "M. and announced for Nov. 4 at the Mount days from thrs date. Burldmg Is remein op., until 7:30 o'clock Moriah Church In Middleport, with a fram e stru ctu re and sound . P.M. of said dtl'f. Property 1S located on TownBy order of the Board of Baptist Women's Day of Prayer to shrp Road 10. m Cheshrre EIIICiions, of Meigs Countv. be observed on Nov, 7. Prayer Townsh1p . Submrt b1ds by Ollie. closed the meeting and Mrs. BaUey November 15th. 1983 to Leslie F. Fultz Athens 01strrct Meth od rst UnChairman served refreshments. IOn. P. 0 Box 67. Th e Plarns Ohro 45780 Seller reserve~ Frances M. Thomas the rrght to retect any and all \. Oirlctor brds Oiled October 7. 19'83 . Middleport PTO explains policies . New policies on promotion and r etention were explained by Robert . Morris, principal at the recent meeting of the Middleport PI'O. Morris also talked on the new bus schedules and lntrcduced the teachers. New officers of the PTO are Brenda Wyat~ presldj!nt; Sharon Russell, first vice president; Deb·ble petand, second vice president; Pam Sellers, secretary; Joy Clark, treasurer; Rhonda Roush and Jean Whobrey, ways and means; and Peggy Lewis, membership. M~tings are held the fourth Monday of each month, with the next meeting to be Oct. 24 when an open ~ouse wlll bf held. Slinderella meets Mary Wayland lost the most weight at the Monday night Mason class of Sllnderella, while · Joan vaughaii and Cathy Worlanallwere the top kJ6ers In the Wednesday Five Points class. Joan Newsome, lecturer, advises that new classes are are now being fanned. ' '. . 110117, 24, 31, 3Jc Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MIU UMITATION NOTICE IS hereby grven th at m pursuance ol a Resolution of the Board of Tru stees of the Township of Sc1pro. Oh•o. passed on the 1st day of July 1983. there wrll be submrned to a vote of the people of sa •d Scip•o Townshtp at a GENERAL ELECTION to be held in the Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MIU UMITATION NOTICE tS hereby g1ven that in pursuance of a Resolutro n at the Board Trustees of the Townshrp Rutland . Oh10 . passed on th e 28th day of July. 1983 there will·be submined to a vote of the people of sa1d Rutland Townsh1p at a GEN· ERAL ELECTION to be held m the Townsh tp of Rutland , Ohio. at the regular places of voting therein. on Tuesday, 1heBthday of November. 1 983. the qu8S6on of le.rying, ·in excess of the ten mill limitation. for the benefit of Rutland T01Nnsh1p for the purpose o1 providing and maintaining fire apparatus. appliances, buildings. or sites therefor. or sources. at water SUPIIV and materials therefor. or tiitf establishment and main. tenance of hnes of fire ala-m TownshiP of Sc•pio. Oh1o. a[ the regul ar pl aces of voti ng therern on Tuesday. the 8th day oi November. 1983. the quastion of levying. •n excess of the ten mill hm•tatron, for the benefit of Sc1p1o Township for the pur· pose of providrng and mainta1n· r n~ f!re apparatus. appliances, butld•ngs. or sites therefor. or sources of water supply and mater1als therefor. or the e'stabhshment and marntenance df telegraph or the payment of hnes of frre alarm telegraph or permanent. part-time. or volun· the pay,ment of permanent. ta,r firemen or ftre ftghting part-t1me, or YOiuntMtr ftremen companies to opt:Wate the or ftr e fighting companies to - same. operate the same or to pur. Said tax being: a renewal of chase e.mbulilnce equipment or an exrsting tax of 0.3 mill to run to provrde ambulance or emerfor five vetrs. Qencv medical servrces oper. at a rate not exceeding Three trted by a fire fi ghting company tenths mill for each one dollar AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR the 8\h dav of August, 1983 3ENERAL ELECTION to bo held NOTICE IS hereby g1ven that rn pursuance oi a ResolutiOn of th e Board of Tru stees of the Townshrp of Rutland. ,Oh•o. passed on the 4th day of August. 1983. thf!re Will ' be submrtt ed to a vo te of the people of sa rd Rutland Town - sh'p at a GENERAL ELECTION to be held 1n the Townshtp on Ru tlan d. Oh1o. at the reg ular place 3 of vott ng there rn. on Tuesday. the 8th day of November. 1983. the quest1on of levy1ng. rn excess of the ten mrll lu'h1t<\tron. for the benef1t of RU !Iand Township for the prevention of. co ntrol and abatement of a1r pollutron . Said tax being · an addrtronal Real Estate General 2t6 r. . 2nd Sf. Phone NEW LISTING- Modem type, one bedroom home, deal lor relirees,.in Racine on large level klt Batft, gas furance, storm windows and vrnyl ~ding. On~ $12,500. NEW LISTING- Old 8 rom, 2 stt1Y house in Rutland on large lot lor$12,500. COUNTRY HOME AND 12 ACRES - Some wood~ pond and a 3 bedroom one floor hom~ Equipped kitchen, full basement with woodbumer for on~ $32,500. MIDDLEPOtrr - 8 room. 2 stiJY home near Cardinal. 5 bedrooms, lg eat-in krtchen, lg. living and full baement for $38,000. WILD WOOD ESTATES- 5 yr. okl br~k ranch wrth I& family rm, Has woodbuming fireplace, 3 bedrooms. radiillt heat 2 car fini;hed garage and I& level kt $59,900. MIDDLEPORT - Brick I !-1 stO"ies on SeaJnd St Nice balh, new kitchen cabinels, ' stove, relrigerator, natural gas EA. furnlle!. good carpeting and 2 porches. Asking $45,000, POIIEROY - 2 houses, 21evel lots. view ol rive< and all utilmes lilt just $21,000.00 or IJ)od offer. WANT A GOOD BUY - You mai be able Ill take over payments on lhese homes attN a down payment Both have been Otl8fhluled. IJ)od c.-peting and nice ballts. Poniera; and Racine localions. WE AIMtrrlS£ YOUR UST· lNG FOUR niES AIOIITH. CAI.I. US 10 RLL OR IUY. U2·U71 FOR AI APPIIIIIIWII'. /lou', Ill •1 Ht ', /( iljlld! t I 'f.\ •water Pipe •Gas Pipe "Regulators •fittings •orips PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992·7201 No hunting ortrespaaaingon TRI·COUNTY We can repair and recore radiators and hea· · ter COI'BII. We can also acid boll and rod out radiatora. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD POMEROY, 0. 992· 2259 RUTlAND · - 2 bed roo m~ double. $11,900.00. GENERAL WELDING Salem Twp. Rd. 180 Dexter, Oh . 45726 Bill Eskew PH. 742-2456 · Ladders for 100 Barrel Tanks .And Drip Tanks, Also 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio t·ll·t1c 3 BEDROOM 12x65 mo~~ home. ·complet~ lurnished. $6,50000 Delivered to Plant !¥, M. East of Pageville On Township Rd. 141 We Specialize in Aluminum Only For all your wiring needs; furnaces re· · pair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 PH. 992-3466 19119/2 mo. pd RUTlAND - Home lor sale at a nghl pnce. assume loan. $32,000.00. POMEROY- Mob1le home lot all utilities, $2,500.00. GLASS • GLASS • GLASS SALEM lWP. - Nice mobile home, huge pmc shetter, garag~ & extra trailer ~~ $30,000.00. ,' --:__ ·-· . - Ju"•·•You Need Glass You Need Us ,.. We Can Handle Your Every Glass Needl "We Want And Yo~r Busln&ss" UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to 24'x36' lnsulatd Do& Houses P&S BUILDINGS ~·~ine, 10·3·1 m~ . lXI Ott. Ph, 614~3-~l9.f GREG ROUSH 992· 7583 or 992-2282 · 10·6-lk ' I THE TROPHY KING Trophy Manufacturers i PlAQUES ENGRAVING MILLS' ELECTRIC Residential-New and ra-w1nna; Commercial and Industrial. BONDED-All Work Gum nteed Call 4 Garage sale Bulaville-Porter Rd . Acrou from Plantz Subdivision . Wed. & Thurs . 52 Burdette Addn . Pt . Pl. Sat. Only. Stuffed animals, .......F'cimeroy:........ ' Giveaway 8t • • • VtCinlty 4 kittens, 7 wks. old. Calf 26 barrels of oil in tanka to give away. 614· 742 -2966 . 2 black female pupplea, 7 weeks old. part hound •. part Irish Setter . 304-676 · 2309 . 6 LOST our Ions puppy on LeGrande Blvd . Part Beagle & Poodle} Champaign color wllh black on tail . Call 446-0671 . LOST purple ET Wallet in Gellipolia Foodland or park ing lot . Lost Sat. 22. 5 yr . old little girls life aavings . Call PARTS and SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 11 Rt. 33 (304) 773-5710 - 173-5118 CALL NOW The McintYre - Park District is taking applications for a dance aerobic instructor, preferably ceni· fied , for the Hannan Trace area . Call446-4612 eJtt . 56 . 31 Part-time legal secretary. Hrs . 9-12 AM . Mon.- Fri. Coli 446-0276. Call 446·B693. BOGGS SIDING SALES &.SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Eq~ipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & ~ervice "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday Calls 1·3-tfc lH ·Uc And See A Kirby Demonstration Completely "FREE" Limited Offer POMEROY - Rt 33 -Small house on ~ acr~ has lull basement & garage. $13,900.00. Call 985·4225 Ask for Guy Shea Independent Kirby Dealer MIDDLEPORT General Hartinger Parkway - 4 room house, good rental 1nveslmenl $10,000.00. RT. 33 NEAR POMEROY Nice siding rear & Iron! porches, needs some worl $15,345.00 POMEROY - lincoln Hill - fHE PUBLIC UTILITIES Good starter home, one floor COMMISSION OF OHIO plan, $16,000 00. By Mary Ann Orhnsk1. SP.crP. tarV PO.MEROY- Bnck St - Uve '" rt or rent n! $16,000,00. Rutland, Ohio PH . 742·2226 ' GUN SHOOT SJ()OO A TON Gauge Shotguns PH. 992-2280 Ccill: 949-22~· Only Also complete service on ell Holpoint and General Electric Appliances. Othei makes also serviced and we also service Kero· sen, Heaters. . Pomeroy ~ Landmark PULLINS EXCAVATING CONTRACTING _ RECLAMATION AUTO PARTS -Dozers -Trencher - Water. •Excavating •ponds AND -Sewer -Gas Unes - Septic Systems LARGE or SMAU JOBS PH. M.L CHESTER -Backhoes - Oump Trucks -Lo·Boy 99;z . z,~78 S&WTV • Installed With Pad • • 304-675 -3190. "Septic Tanks REPAIR CHESTER. OH. 10-13·1 mo . •Hauling 949-2293 Racine, OH . Starting At Re1ular $}295 $15.95 C-tsltr, Ohio Ph. 985·4289 If No Ans.. r, Call 915·4312 D.woyno Wllllomo & Sconl<l Smith All Mektt ond Models Ant111no lnstalllflon House Cells end Shop Serviee Avollable 9·15·1 mo. pd. USED APPLIANCES 13 Announcements Avon Gollary Origlnolo • D&J SAVEMORE·MART Vlnyf Biding • Roofing Coel • Keroeene Heetere $99 TO $189 Also AriiiJ Supplln, llldlos. Watclltl & General Vlrllty Oct. 25, Anyone lntO<ootod In buying or Hlllng Avon bo DEAL DIRECT I SAVE 30% OR MORE .,,. to 1ttend our open R. E. HOMi IMPROVEMENTS 77.3·6040 PH. tt2·8712 10.3·11110. pd. Pomeroy, Ohio 9-~1 mo. Insurance 533 Gallipolis. Oh 46631 . 2 or 3 bdr . 2 story older. home with private entrance apt . 517 Fourth Ava .• Gallipolis . Call 446·7277 or 3 bedroom house with 3 acres ground. near Porter. · old Rt. 160. Call 446-4202 SANOY ANO BEAVER In· surance Co. has offered services tor fire insurance coverage in Gallla County tor almost a century . Farm , home and personal property coverages are available to meet individual needs . Contact Kail Burleson. agent . or 446· 2867. Log home 4 yr. old , 4 bedrooms, 2 acres. Woods · Mm Rd .. s62. ooo . can 61 4· 3B8-905B. 9 Located in Syracuse- Near school & swimming pool . 3 ··' bedroom situated on one third acre lo1 . $24,500. or will rent for $275 mo . Phone 446· 2 9 21 . Bt77 . Wanted To Buy 446-3672 ture. 446·3169, 3rd. llo Olive St.. Gallipolis. Oh . furniture. gold, silver dollars. wood ice boJrCes. stone jars, antiques. etc .• Complete households . Write; M .D . Miller. Rt. 4. Pomeroy. Wanted to buy. New, used&: antique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete households . Also complete Auctioneering aervice . Call Osby A. Martin 614-992 -6370 , Buying daily gold, silver coins , rings . jewelry. sterling warft, ol d coins. large currtlncy. Top prices. Ed. Burken Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. wa.it to buy kitchen table and chairs, coffee table. full size bed end 2 end tables. 446·2 4B1 . 304·855·3 934. Lawn Mowing no yard to big or small. Reliable and depen- 3 bedroom ranch style dable. For estimate call home, carpeted, full size 446·3159. 9 to 5. buement. 1 car garage, ;;, ground pool 16x32. To take care of someone sick $46.000 . 614- 992 -5858 . or needs home care. Days - - - - - - - - - only, Point Pleas11nt or Galli· 3 bedroom. 2 story home. 2' polis area. Good references . car garage . Former Baptist Caii304-458-181B. Parsonage. 6thh St .. Racine. 614·949-2122 . ~ Babysitting in my home at i - : - - - - - - - - - Centenary. Call anytime af · 4 room , bath, basement. ter 6PM . 446-8069 . double garage , storage bUilding . 3 .5 acres . 3 Yt Brushhogging $15 per • hr. miles S. Albany. Call614-256· 1427: Sale bY owner. 3 bedroom sectional home. Like new . 446·3369. Lot at end of Street. Ar· baugh Sub division. Tuppers Will baby sit in my home . Plains. $35 .900. Will accept Night or day. Very resona- Mobile Home on trade . ble , 304 -676-7682. financing available to quali· fied buyer . 614-992-7034 McDaniel Custom Butcher· days , 614 · 992-7671 ing . Open she days a week. evenings . Babysitting in my home . Call 7:30·6:00 PM . 304-882· 3224. 4 bedroom house- 1or sale . "RIJUilll 21 Call 814-992·6416 . Business Opportunity Assume loan or buy a small I NOTICE I farm. 25 acres and up or ·THE OHIO VALLEY PUBland. 614-742-2721. LISHING CO . recommends that you do business with V·W engine 1971 · 1974, people you know, and NOT good condition. Cell 3,04- to send money through the 675·2790 anytime or 304· mail until you have investi675-3763 ohrer 6:00. gated the offering. Eastern District. $250 . monrh plu ~ deposit. Refer· ences required . 614-949· 2660 evenings. 10 Pet . interest. owner financing. new 21fl stor:y, mod -A -frame. 11h bath, '14 acre . $60,000. 1-895 3071 , Nice three bedroom home in Gallipolis Ferry , W.Va .. one acre, brie,k front and siding, city . water . Price $49 . 600 .00 . 304 -875· 2358 or 575· 5904. Excellent Opportunity for old home, 3 bedroom , 345 R.P.M . left right individual to become 22 yell' bath, garage and heat ·n distributor for leading snack pump. ~04-675-5545, Company - in Immediate Sa .b2. fclar56 676 -6069. • area . Must have reliable truck 8a minimum invest· AKC reg . Doberman pup. . ment. Send resume to Box pies. 304·675-1B22 . fender, driver side. or '78 Pinto or Bobcat. 304 · Help Wanted For information about Synthetic Lubricants an excel lent busine11 opponunlty . Contact Rodney Stapleton , 446-7414 . 1:::::::::;==:=====::;:: cea to work whh children with mental retardation. Re - I · qulrementl include: 22 -tt leat 60 years of age. -Income guidellnea : single. Avon Chri1tm11 producta wll be thown at Meigs nn from 11:00 a.m . to 7 p .m. 2nd lt. - f r o m Polt Offloo Moton, W•.Ve. gas furnance , lest house on Henderson St . Toward Red· mond Ridge . $23,00Q. Bo". General Hauling and Tra~h removal Service . Reliable and dependable. Call 4463169 between 9 and 5 . Alto foster Grandparent for Buckeye Community Servi - 3 Glitter and Downspms "frMEJ!Imolel" "1 2 VNrt Experltnc." '"Wort< Ouoro.-" Must sell. make offer . 3 bdr. AVe .. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . I· ·TF On Sldlnl litd Iooft... 922,000 . Call 614·3BB· 9053 , 18 Wanted to Do 11 WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS SALE By owner house with 2 acres more or less. been remo- · deled . orchard. 87ft. well. 808 in care of The Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 826 3rd . Washers, Dlyers Ra,.s. Refriprators Air Conditioners Po111110y duced Call 614-992 -6941. 1 ·hp. electric motor, lYe in . B·l ·tfc 742-2362 Middleport. remodeled. five rooms and bath, gal furnance, cozy fireplace. good neighborhood . Price re - ohoft. .~ Route 4. 614-245 -5281 446-4346 . Middleport, oh. 614 -992 · 3476 . Monday-Friday 8:30 to 12 and I to 5 Saturdly 8:30 a.m. to 12 Noon Or will trade for anything of value. 3 bedroom house with fireplace , central air, 2 full baths. in city limita. Immediate pot!isession . Call 1 5 room house, 3 baths. basement, large lot, 9 fire· places, Historical landmark . Serious inquires only. Call 6 p.m. Mt. Oh . Or 992-7760. N 13 11c 1().1(} 1 mo. NOW $}595 '. STRIP COAL EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. or 949-309lJ. tll-tfc Rea. $18.95 .' MINE RUN Factory Choke 12 I ANSO IV NYLON SYRACUSE - Carol St _ . Starter home, ait conditioned 3 bedrooms, 1 year old lurnaee $19.500. ' . tH() Uc 4 bdr . ranch home, large LR, full basement. with garage, wood burner included, city schools. 2 miles from town. Auction Barn. Conaign mentl taken every Saturday 1 :00 till sale timtt. Emma Be11 Auctioneer. 304-428- Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters. Swain Furni- Pomeroy, Ohio 11 ·26·tfc All Work Guaranteed "free Estimates" APPLIANCE SERVICE CARPET Auction every Fri. night at the Hanford Community Center . Truckloads of new merchandise every week. Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome. Richard Reynolds Auctioneer. 275- 3069 . Route 1 long Bottom, OH. 45743 985·4193 or 992·3067 types of roof WOit, new or repair. gutters and AND ' WVo . 304· 773·5785 or 304-773-9186. V. C. YOUNG Ill 614· e. Dump truck for hire . Will haul coal. gravel, sand, etc . Roofing & Siding Co. 992-6215 or 992-7314 Typing and office work by para legal secretary at residence. pick up and deliver. Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service . . Estate, Farm, Antique 8a liquidation sales . licensed & bonded in Ohio & (Freo lsHmatos) olocttlcral wark Tree trimming and removal. Free estimates . 614-992· Phone 304-675-6357 . We pay cash for late model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev. -Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson downspouts, gutter cleark ing and painting, stonn doors and windows. ocr 23 • CHARLES SAYRE AND SON RAONE RRE DEPT. Bashan Building ROOFING All MIDDLEPORT - Second Sl - love~ live-in Me hen. ~der home char~. $16,900.00. RUTlAND - Huge home for a • huge fami~, brick hme ,. excellent location. Sl8,500oo: -Addono and ntrnodollng -Roofing and .,nor worlt Cot au Ills· 'MH'Ic -Piu..... ond 9-29·1 mo. H. L. Writesel Noi!CP. rs hPrPby q1vPn that GTE 'S1mnt Co mmlrni C<J ttons Cmporatron hlJs applrrd to !hf! P11bhc UtrliltPS Commtssro n of Ohto lor aulhorrty lo 1prov1dl'! rnlr<15llllt1 5Wi tCh00 'JQICf! and pr1vatf'l trrr'P. 1r'ltP.rrucc hanpr. tr.lecom mun rca trons · SArvi CP.S 1n Ohto Any 1ntPrested OP.rson. lum corpo rallon or en tri'J who can s!10w qood callS£> why suc h fiPPirC .:liiOri sho1 rld nol bfl gran tf!d should f•fe wrth thn Cornmrssran a wrtlt f'n statf!rnent dPtallrnrt sarrl 1 Pas ons on or hefore NmiP-mbf!r 10. 1989 . Unless the! CommiSS ion recervP.s wrrtlen stalPmen t(s) to rhnt P. lfP.Ct and an ;Jccompanyrn~ requf!St for oral hearrnrJ tn this rnaner . thP. case w1ll bf' rlP.cr<lr d on aHrct avrts to bP. submr ttPrl by thl"! applicant hmf!lfl Further rnlorrnnhon may be olJtarnOO by contactm0 thP. PubliC Utllrtres Co mrnrsS10n of Oh10. 37 5 South H1gh Strer.t. Colum bu s. Oh10 43 2 1 5 POMEROY - Anne St- H1gli on a h1ll & plenty of space, could use some work. $15,000.00. New Lima Road 54 Misc. Merchandise LEGAL NOTICE POMEROY - Main St. Could be two apartmen~ or building lor small business, $14,900.00 . THE TAXIDERMY SHOP I CARPENTER ,SERVICE Situations Wanted 614-367-7101. BEOS-IRON, BRASS. old Public Notice NEAR MINES - Free gas & water wrth 1971, 12x60 mo~le home, 1 acre. $12,000,00. Have Your Trophies Professionally Mounted by Kitchen Cabinets- Roof· ing - Siding - Concrtte Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Re· modeliog -,- Custom Pole Barns. YOUNG'S 10/20/t.f.n. 10·14-1 mo DEXTER - Partly lin ~ hed attic bedroom, palio, cellar room sltrage building $26,900,00. ' SPORTSMEN 12 Homes· for Sale Rd .. Middlepon , 6t4 -992- in Henderson, new carpeta, 6349. city water & sewer. N1tur4.l Auction every Tuesday night, Pt . Pleasant, WVa . Auct. lonnie Neal . Youth Center Bldg .• Camden St . night. Mason, 1090. Will do babysitting in my home. I live on Bradbury AUCTION every Saturday GRAVEL HAULED AL TROMM 742-2328 Have I Carpet In Your Home Shampooed "FREE" Public Sale & Auction 4·2:1-tfc Vinyl & Aluminum •·S.tlt 8 Aeall11aca Help Wanted 6040 or 614-949-2129 , 742-2328 9-22- 1 mo. pd. 304-468·1833 , Clothes, ,..----------+---------- Reward. 614-843 -6119 ,. ~eon . WV. WV . books. toys. and othormisc. items. If rain cancels. dence, Old Rt . 33. We are expanding in Gallia and Meigs Counties and need reliable people to ser· Lost: Man' s diamond cluster ' vice our growing business ring. 814-992-2984, part time . Call 304-675 LOST: Female Norwegian Elk Hound. Stiversville area . Losing hair, nnd1 m111dicine. Pleaaant , Garage Sale . Wed ., Oct. 26 : Baseball cards. antiques. clothing . George White resi - o.o. Lost and Found Brown goat and black dog on Bud Chatten Rd ., Service 614-742·2214 1 ·304-675-1 •Waahera •Diahw1aher1 Rangaa •Refrigerator• •Dryers •Freezer~ Around •Dump Truck After 5 P.M. 320 JERICHO RD. PT . PLEASANT, W, "CUT ,OUT FOR FUTURE USE" AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Lowest Rates Sat. 1:00 to 12:00 noon SYRACUSE - Church St - 2. nice level lots & an older home lhal needs some reJ)<ir. $11,000. A W. •Roofing •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs. and Garages •Electrical 81 Ptumbing •Aluminum ·& Vinyl Sidings Sizes start from 12'116' POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS SYRACUSE ·-·Rt 124 Mobile home wrth 2 rapm addition s, large lol. $10.500.00. . JoHill98~ Minersville, OH. Hours: Mon.-Fri . 8:00 to 7:00 POMEROY - laurel St Special price on remodeled home, range ~ dishwasher stays. $8,000.00 GRI 992-6191 Homes Extensive Remodeling New 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 985-3561 All Makes OUR SPECIAL TYI" MIDDLEPORT - l iberty Sl - Two lamily unrt, large lol $8,000.00. '- Jean Trusse! 949-2660 Dott~ Turne~ 992-5692 992-6030 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ,/ Point· Mason t Auto Glass __------;= L--- "AUTOGLASS NEAR FIVE POINTS - 33 acres, 7 year old ranch wilh ba sem ent, b1g gm ge. $47,500.00. , JOB-BIG OR SMALL MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Top Prices Paid For All Cast or Sheet Type Aluminum MIDDLEPORT - Beaulilul large home. w.bJ.p., garage, etc, $49.000.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland,' Jr. •Experienced •Ree•onable •Work Guaranteed 10112 /2 mo. d. SCIPIO RECYCLING ROCK SPRINGS ~DAD - I ~ acres, 3 bedrooms, one lloor, new carpel $36,!MJO!OO. POMEROY- People'sTerrace Two un it rental $19.500.00. ' PLUMBING and HEATING All STEEL & · POLE BULDING'S S. Vicinity 614-256-6536. LINCOLN HEIGHTS - Neat ~ nice, 2·3 bedrooms, garage $22,500.00 MIDDLEPOtrr - High St _ Cute 3 bedroom home. ~eallor <*ler couple. $19,000.00. JEWELL'S ROUSH CONSTRUCTION &. Vicinity at · l -:2::8:-:th= &:-:2::-7:-:t:: h:-:.====c~ appliances. mia·c . Yord Sole Mon., Tues .. Wad . Middleport 110-4). 213 Flr11 St .. Pt. Violet Smith property Reedsville. Oh . 1x1 .......Gaiiij;oiis........ . .... ··p·f Pieiis.&ii'f ... · Oun ahoot Racine Gun Club. Every Sundey 1tartlng 1 p.m. Factory choked guns IO·IH m~. Hll< 446·0294. only. PHONE: Rooidonce : 985·3837 Warehouse : 985·3509 BONOEO & YJ1)Rfl GUWNT£EO auppliea. Pick up end delivery , Davis Vacuum Cle1ner, bna half mile up George• Creek Rd. Call 446·26B6 . IEIUOR · 1·(614)· 992-3325 MASON, W.VA. C. L. KITCHEN 10 1 1 nli lANGSVILLE ~Pa rtly linished atllc bedroom, patio, cellar room , storage building. $14,62500, EAFORD PH. 1-304-773-5634 PH . 992-5682 or 992·7121 608 E . Main there W'fll be submitted to a vote of the people of sard VIllage at a TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MIU UMITATION •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER , GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLA!IATION WORK •LAN[) CLEARING·, CONCRETE WORK 'PERSONALIZED POOLS" Also Tr11nsmission NOTICE rs herebY grven that 1n pursuance of a Resolutin of the , Council ·of the Village of Middleport. Ohro. passed on I Dated October 7. 1983 St. Rt. 124. Pomeroy. OH . RADIATOR SERVICE I Frances M Thomas GARAGE G&W Plastics and Supply CONTRACTING 110110, 17. 24. 31. 41C in pursuance of a Resolution of · n the Village of M1ddlepor1. the Councrl of the Village of Oh•o. at the regular places of Pomeroy. Ohio, passed on the votrng therein. on Tuesdav. the 20th dov ol June. 1983 there ·ath day of November. 1983. will b8 submitted to the vote of the questi on of levving. rn excess of the ten mill limitation. the peop6e of said Pomeroy Village at a GENERAL ELEC· for the benef1t of Middleport Vrll age for the purpose of TIONto beheld in the Village of provrding and marntarn1ng frre Pomeroy. Ohio. at the regular apparatus. appliances, burldplaces oi votrng therein. on Tuesday. the 8th dov of No· rngs. or sites. therefor. or sources of water supply and wmber. 1983. the Que51ion of materials. therefor. or establish· levying. tn excess 0t the ten mill 1ng and maintamtng of lines of limitmion. for the benefit of frre ·alarm telegraph or the Poi'T>~nv Vii i ag"' trr: the pur· payment of permanent. partpose of providrng and maintaintrme or volunteer firemen or fire ing fr re apparatu s. appl1ances. frghting companies to operate bUIIdrngs. or srtes therefor. or the same. sources of wat er sup ply and Said tax being: ·a renewal of mater1als therefor . or the estaban existing tax of 1.0 mrll to run lrshmenl and maintenance . for five years. lrnes of f1 re alarm teleg raph . or m a rate not exceeding 1.0 milt th e paymer1t of permanent for each one dollar of valuation. part -trme. or vo lu nteer firemen or f1 re fighting companres to iwhich amounts to ten cents for each one hundred dollars of 1! operate the same or to purvaluation. for five veers. chase ambulance eqUipment or to provrde ambulance or l The Polls tor sa1d Electionwillj open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and emergency medrcal serVIces remarn open until 7:30 o'clock l operated by a frre department P.M. ol said day. or frre f1ghttng company. By order of the Board of ' Sa1d tax belng: a ren~M~al ol . Elections, of Meigs County, f an ex1strng tax of 1.0 m1ll to run Ohio. , , for l1ve years Leslie F. Fultz ! at a rate not eJ<ceedrng 1.0 mills Chairman ! for each one dollar ofvaluat ron . wh1ch amoun ts to ten cents for Frances M . Thomas ~ each one hundred dollars of Director valuat1on. fo r frve years. Date"d October ~ 1983 The Polls lor sard Electron wtll open at 6:30 o'clock AM . and (10) 10. 17. 24 . 3t . 4tc remarn open unt1 l 7·30 o'clock PM. of sa•d day. By order of th e Board of Public Notice ElectiOns. of Mergs County. Oh10. · Leslie Fultz NOTICE OF ELECTION ON Chatrman 322 Missionary group meets at 7 p.m, Monday at the temple. Work wlll beln themarkandpast master degrees. All members are a.<; ked to be present , Refresh· ments will be served. . POMEROY - Dale Lear, Lear Photography In Gallipolis, POMEROY - Eastern At- . will present an Instructional prograr'l\ on photographic porhletlc Boosters will meet Montrait techniques as meeting of day at 8 p.m . at the high schooL Meigs County Image Seekders Camera Club, 7: ll p.m. Monday MIDDLEPORT Meigs at Meigs County Muselim. County Friends of the Library Instructional slide show, demWill meet Monday at Middleport onstration on various lighting Library at 5 p.m .. Everyone is set -ups, plus a question and welcome. answer session If time allows. Meeting open to public with $1 RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club will meet Monday TilESDAY at the home of Mrs. Roy POMEROY - Meigs Chapter Snowden, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Robert 17, OAPSE wll meet Thesday, Canaday will be the co-hostess . 7:30 p.m., at Meigs Junior High School. POMEROY - The OH KAN Coin Club will conduct a regular meeting Monday evening at the SALISBURY Salisbury Riverboat room of the Dlamcrnd 'PTO will meet Thesday at 7: 30 Savings and Loan Co., Pomeroy. p.m . A skit, "Some Ideas To A social and trading hour will Help Your Child In School" will. precede the 8 p·.m . meeting with . be presented by the fifth grade. out-of-town dealers present A coin auction and refreshments .. POMEROY - The Auxiliary will follow. Anyone interested In - of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, both senior and junior coins or paper money is Invited to members, will . meet at 7: ll a)tend. Thesday at !be hall, The proPOMEROY A special gram will be on education and session of Pomeroy Chapter SJ, scholarship with Tim Flesber as ~yal Arr:h Masons, wlll be held tbe guest speaker. rendered 1n the abow. srviM casr.. I will r.xoosP. 101 sat fl at pllbl!r- auctron on tht:> front steps a t thP M er~s County Cou\thouse. Pomeroy. Ohro. on Al so the lotlowr nn rlf'!scrrhf!d rP.al P.Sta te srt uatPd rn the Vdlaqe of Mrddlf!POI I. County of Meros. Sta tP. of ·Ohto. and known as L01 No. 59 bf!gmnn1g at thf! ~ou t h wP.s t co rn pr of Lot No 59 on thP co rner of Thrrd and Locust StrP.f!l. run nrng north on Thrrd StreF f a dr;aancf! of 50 fAf!l thf!n CP runnrnq P.aSt paraiiPI wrth Locust StrP.flt on "Caring and Sharing" was the · lot 59 a drstancf! of 6 5 fPP.I theme of the program presented at then cr. r unnma sou th toward s the recent meeting of lhe Mission- Locust Strp,et a ci rstan ce of 50 t f:! At. thPnce ruiln1ntl west alonq ary Society of tbe Pomeroy First locust Strflt"!t a d1stance of 65 · Baptist Church. IP.et to the . dtacf! of hP.gm n1f"!g Mrs. Caryl Cook opened the berng A parcP.I of lar1d ou t of lot No 59 as follows 50 feet meeting with prayer and scripture lac1ng Thrrd Strr.e t and 65 teet taken from Acts 20. The hymn, "Go on l ocust Street rn M1ddiPport, Tell It To the Mountains" was sung OhiO Prror lnstru mt:!nt AefP. rPn ce · by the group preceding the pro- DBP.d Boo k 27 9. ptlge 403 gram of readings on the theme. Mr11gs Coun ty OP.P.cl Record s PropP.rty Address IS 796 S Readings' included " Things Thai M ake For Peace" by Margaret Th rrd StreP.t, MrddiP. port. Ohro The property IS apprArsP.d at Bailey; "Springtime Caring Mes- S25.300 00 <1r1cl ca nnot br, sage" by M rs. Cook who also read ~n ld lor less tr>an 2/ 3Jds of th P. "White Cross Quota,'" the Impor- appr arsed pr ICf! Terms Cash rn hand on day tance of filling the quota; " Who of sat e Care" by Audrey Young, "Care James J Proff111 Calendar MONDAY Common Pleas upor tudqmP.n t Sa turdJy. c Zingy reds, heather blues, icy A special feature during the show pinks, deep rich violet -which color wlll be Jl color session focusing on is best!or you? Mrs. Blackwood, Margaret Brown, Meigs countians will have the Bev Danner, Susan Danner, and opportunity to learn about color and _ Mrs. Lambert. the newest fall fashions at the fall Mcdels for the show Include style show to be staged Thesday at 7: ll p.m. at the Pomeroy Elemen- Sharon Gibbs, Debbie Frost, Ginger . tary SchooL Pratt, Chelsle Ann Pratt, Amy "qJlor Forcast - The Shl)pe of Weaver, Bonnie Fields, Darla Things to Come" is the theme of the Staats, Susan Danner, Sarah Jane fall· style show, sponsored by the Harris, Holly Wllllams, Leah Fabric Shop and the Meigs County Danner, Patricia McGhee, FlorCooperatlve Extension Service. ence Rich81'ds, Ruth FranCis, Sarah Dropped waist lines, off -center Beth Dean, Anita Dean, Jeremy Dean, Beverly Jordan, JennHer clo~ings. diagonal lines, and violets and purples are a part of the fall Mora, Ruth Erwin. fashion scene, and Thesday night's Anna WoH, Susan Wolf, Andy style show will feature the creations WoH, Aprll Tannehill, Becky Tannehill, Debbie K ennedy, Jill Nease, of local seamstresses modeling their Halloween costumes, evening M illie Duncan, Stacey Duncan, wear, sleepwear,chlldren'sclothes, Debbie Grueser and daughters, and daytime fashions. Kelly, Tara and Danlelle, Chris 1 Ann Lambert of the Fabric Shop, McGhee, Usa Stathem, Shannil and Dale Stoll, home economist for Machir, Sara Ann Machlr, Marla th,; Meigs County Cooperative Roush, Tammy Johnson, Patty ,• Extension Service are coordinators Duffy, Pat WaH, Crystal Rayburn, for the show. Ada Nease, owner of Amy Sisson, Cathy KJng, Heather the Fabric Shop, is the sponsor, and Flnlaw, Janet Duffy, Bethany and the planning committee includes . Bridget Roush, Desiree. Taylor , Eloise Drenner, Barbara Anderson, VIrginia Wyatt, Millie D uncan. and Sarah Anderson . Anna Blackwood, Jane Harris, Pat The fall motH wlll be carried out Wo\1, Ann Lambert, Mrs. Nease, throughout the evening with Donna and Mrs. Stoll. Pursuant to an ORDER OF SALE ISSued by thP Court of •. . J&F KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION Frances M Johnson D•rector Dated October 7. 1983 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION Public Notice Roger Hysell each. one hundred dollars of va lualron. lor ftve years The Polls lor sard Election Will open at 6 30 o'clock A.M _and re marn open unt1l 7·30 oclock p M of sa1d dav. Bv order ol the Board of El ectrons. of Me1gs County. Oh•o Lesli e F. Fultz, Charrm an Public Notice 110). tO. 17. 24. 3 L 4tc Wx:ter ta,; of 1 5 millS to run for five years. · d ala rate not exceedrng 0 ne an !we tenths m 11ls tOr each one dollar of >J aluatron. whrch amounts to frfteen cents tor ol valuatron. wh tc h amounts 10 or a ftre depa r1ment . Satd tax berng an addl!tonal three cents tor each one hundred dollars of va luatiOn'. 1ax of 1 5 mrlls to run for f1ve for frve years years The Polls tor sa1d Electron wrll a1 a'rate not exceed1119 One {lnd open at 6 30 o'clock A.M. and hve te nths m1lls for each one remarn open unt1l 7·30 o'clock dollr of >Ja luatron, which PM of satd day. • ,.. amounts to f1fteen cents for By order of the Btiard ol each one hundred dollars of Electrons. of Mergs County, valuatton. for ftve veers. OhiO The Polls for sa1d ElectiOn wrtl Lesl1e F. Fultz Gharrmon open at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and " You don't need to speak, Alice. re ma1n open untrl 7:30 o'clock Frances M Thomas Jwt nod your mop if you'te had P.M of sa1d dav · By order of the Board of Dr rector a trying day.'' Elections. of Mergs County. Dated October 7. 1983 Ohro. leslie H. FuiU (10110, 17, 24, 31 , 4tc Charrman FranceS M. Johnson • Orrector Dated t;)ctober 7. 1983 _______.,..___B_....:t:.:I:.:s=.:i=t=~t=-e=·:.:s::.:s::......:S::.e.::rv=-~=i:.:c=-e=s=----,.._-------l ;~;:~;~;,:e;.~;:·~:d Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, Otlobar 24, 1983 houn, Cell collect 814· 198-7111. The perty or pan•• reaponalbte for 'p lacfntl turvey ...kea on our property front· lng on Potter Creek Road In Roblnl!!n 'PJtrttlC\ ... . re· opoctlvely requooted to Identify thomHivoo. Thle lo prhroto property. Jamoe H. · !Awle ond Nora W. Lowlo. Money to Loan 16,390; marriod, t7,l 16: HOME LOANS Low fixed family of three. $B,840. For further information, rate. Leader Mongage. 77E . State. Athena, Ohio. 1 · 614- contoct Sylvlo Day at 448- 692 •3061 , 7109 I-;~::::;;:::::;::=;==== E q u a between I 0 p p o7r-9:00PM t u n i t y. I. Employer. Professional Services IN-SERVICE -STAFF DE· VELOPMENT COOROINA· TOR . Prefer B.S.N . or R,N. 1-- - - - - - - - with educltlon•l or teaching prices - regular tuninga diacounts to SenlorCttlzena, Churchea & achoola. Ward' 1 bocltground who will bo retponaible for organizingconduct! ng-coordinetlng trllnlng progr1m1 for hoaplt81 pereonnel . Sale~ neg~ti· Mle. extenaive benefit pack age . Send reeume to Pertonn81 Office. L1kln HOI· pltol, Lakin, WV 262110. PIANO TUNING Lowar Koyboord, 304-676-3824. •, 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED- CARS TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS ' ·cHECK OUR PRICES. CALL 446-7572. .: NEW AND USED MOBILE ~ HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 MI. WEST. GAlLIPOLIS , RT 36 , PHONE 446· 7274 .' 1972 12x60 mobile home great ahape , turn .• washer' dryer. dishwasher, fuliv car~ peted. Call 614·367-7176. • :: 1972 14•70 Kirkwood 3 ~A . 1'12 bath, new carPet. hnoleum. 30 ft . awning back deck " axe . con d. cati 446-B382. ' PIANO TUNING AND RE· 1-:::''--:--:--,---PAIR. Service whh akltlond Nice 2 bdr . inobile home lntogrlty. Lont1 Donlate-114· 1970 aet up in city limits. 742-2961 . )Rotlroa , Ready to move into. asking Teacher Dlecounta) . $4,200. Colt 446-2491·. " ·~' ·~ ·t ·• ::-.- �• ' ., October 24, 1983 P'age--8-lhe Dally SenHnel Monday, !'omeroy-Middleport, Ohio 32 Mobile Home• Large wood burning add-on furnace -brand new -heltl hot water - autom,atic controls -firebrick lined . 8690. Coll614-256-1218. 3 bdr., 14:~~:70 , with ex· pando, wall to wtll cerpet, central air & heat. Call 446-1687 . Harvest gold ref . $96, Coldspot white ref. S96, coppertone ref. $96, Whirlpool washer$~ 25 . Kenmore dryer $65. Kenmore dryer S75. 40 ' alec . range $95. 30 ' elec . white range $95, 40 ' avacado green Kelvinator range $95. 5 dr. chest of drawers unfinished $46, 3 dr. -chest of drawers unfinished S31 .92. 6 dr. finished oak chest $66 , sm . de'"unfinished $38 .22 , lg . desk unfinsihed S60 . Skaggs Ap· pliances Upper River Rd, Gallipolis, 446-7398. 1970 Vlndale witl'1a•pando. 12lC63. 2 bdr .• total electric, unfurnished •. awning, underpinning, deck, central air. 614-245 ·9222 . Windsor 14x70 with ax panda, 3 bdf., 2 bath, priced at approx . payoff. Rodney. Oh . 304-675 - 1726 for information . 14x50 mobile tlome, 2 bdr ., tDke over payments. Call 446-9696, after 4PM . 4 mobile homes. 10' and 12' ft . wide . 2 bedroomfurnished . Low priced . Solid pine 84 ln . sofa. with matchit"'g toveseat. ex . cond. $650. Cell 446 -3939 . Brown 's Trailer Park. 614992 -3324 . S~cri1iced price 812,000. 3 bedroom trailer, 1 112 bath, pasture, ienced, p'ond, garden . 614 -742 2364. 1 979 mobil a home 14x60 unfurn. 1f:r acre lot, chain link fence in Ohio. $13,600 . 304-876-1 297, . 1976 14x.70 trailer. 3 badroom, 2 baths, large kitchen. $10,000. 304-773-6023 . 1981 14x70, Shultz limited mobile home, microwave, dishwasher . central air. underpenning , three ·bedrooms. 1% baths. excellent condi1ion. S 15,500. Call 304-876-6.0 49 alter 5 p.m. Mobile Home Moving. Licensed and Insured. Free Estimates S100 . per hookup minimum . Phone 304· 576 -2711 USED MOBILE HOME , Phone 304-576-2711 . 1973 Vandale 14x65 with 15x6 axpando, bath and half, 2 bedroom all electric, appliances & air condi1ion incl. 304-273, 4510 . 35 Lots & Acreage 35 acres at Rodney on W.T. Wa tson Rd . Owner financing available . Ca11448 -8221 after 6 weekdays. 41 Houses for Rent 4 bdr. house 6 acres of land o n At. 160 in Vinton . Central air , $350 mo ., sec. dep . & ref . Call 446 -3175 . 2 bedroom home , gas, adults. no pets, deposit, re ferences . 1936 Chatham Ave . Call 446-1 680. 4 bdr. home with option to buy, full basement with garage. $200 mo. 2 bdr. cottage $140 mo . Both located 2 miles from city on lower River Rd . Oep . and ref. req . Call 446-0143 or 446-0571 . 2 bdr. Central air, equipped kitchen. 8300 mo . 41 Spruce St . Call 446-2158 . $235 . month . 3 bedroom . Fully carpeted, gardener furnished, Stove and refrig . 614-992-2816 from 9 to 6 or 614-992-2362 from 5 to 7p .m. Chester-Newly remodeled, fully ctrpeted, 6 rooms, full basement, $175. mo . plus security deposit and references. 1-866-1731 . Nice 3 bedroom home. 2 baths. 2 fireplaces, heat pump, large kitchen. garage & ... patio. $326 . per month .882-2406 . 882 · 24'47 or 676-5540 . Two bedroom house in Hendeerson. Phone 304675-1090. '--~~~~~~~-- 4:? Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. mobile home in city limits. garbage a. water furnished, adults only, no petl. Ref. S. sec. deposit required . Call 446-~491 . 3 bdr . house trailer for rent. Coli 446-1 062 . 2 bedrooms turnist'led. 2 mi. from city on lower River Rd. Coli 446 -0143 or 4460571 . 2 bedroom Mobile Home In Recine. 614-367-7148. 1969 mobile home for rent or Hie . EJI;cellent condition. Avalleble furnished or unfurnithed with price negotiable. 614-992-7479 . 2 bedroom furnished Mobile Home. 614-992-6443 . 2 bedroom Mobile Home on one acre. Prefer older couple or 1 child only. t1711. pluo dopoolt. 814- 742-27&3. 3.-4 mile out Sandhill Rd . 304-675 -3834, Apts. for rent. 614-992590~ . Whirlpool washer. exc. cond, guaranteed. S95 . Call 614-367-0560 . KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" k·nautf Firewoo'd Pickup or Delivered . 12 .. -22" stocked In yard . HEAP vender, prompt dollvory. 81 4-2118· ' 6246 . Deli~ered in M11on. Meigs, Gallla or pick up at Richards 8.. Son . Call 448· 778.6 . Fireplace insert-still in fac· tory carton - automatic controls-2 blowera-glau door-ash pan-fits 30 in. to 48 in. fireplace-burns wood or cool. S590. Call 814256-1216. Troybilt Tillers Sales S. Sar-' vice. Swishers Implement. St. Rt. 7, North, Gallipoli1. 614-448-0476 . Two bidroom trailer, Furnlohod efficiency opanauo.oo. pluo depoolt. Crob mont. oil utllhloo paid, dopCroek Rood. Phone 304- oth required, f200. 304· 8111-34110. 1711· t 2011. • Ca!'"pers 10/24}83 EVENING 1- ---------------- Multi-stitch sewing machine with cabinet, like new, s 1.99. Cell 446-766B. Potatoei at Flat rock. 9 mlle1 from Pt. Pleatant on Rt. 2, Sears refrig. brown. white· North . metal cabinet. Hotpoint •• dryer, end table, Kerosene hoator.' Caii448-18B7. 59 For Sale or Trade 1---~-----­ For sale or trade Coondog. Call814-266-t416. 1-::---:-------------- For sale or trade. Good home in Malon, 2 acres. Call 367-0611 . 100 HP MF 1100troctor, 30 HP 71 1 BMF ttear tlke loader, 10 T 300 buohal J & M gravity wagon. 12 ft. MF wheel disc, 14 ft. Dunham Hanagotr, John Deere 60 bu . lpresder. Coll6!4-6823931. Corn cribs wire tight, new 900 bu. & 1200 bu. size. Caii6U-246-5193 . 8 N Ford tractor, looka & runs good, alklng *1.646 . Ford 2 bottom plow *276. Fargueon 8 ft. mowing machine 855. 814-7423114. 1974 Buick Century Gran Sport. Good cond. V -8 auto. Suzuki RM 126 High Rider. 814-992-3989. 1974 Chevy Vega Stationwagon GT. Auto., p.1., good tirM. 1450.614-949-2202. '77 Camero 305, Auto. PS-PB. Air, AM-FM cauett. Rally wheels, 86,000 miles. 304-675-4181 ' 1982 Pontiac Grand Prix. t-top, AM-FM caSie,te, many extraJ, 9,000 miles. $9.400.00. 304-676-1849 before ' 3pm. 1978 Dodge Monoco. ps, pb, air, automatic, axe. condition. $1600. 304676-6429. 1972 . Chevy Railey Nova, good cond. 304-675-1972 or 676-2193 . 78 Camero 360 4 -areed or let someone take over pay- ments. 304-675-1 B4B. 7B Ford LTD AT. PS. PB. air cond., 302 over. $1.800. Cell 814-246-9106 . Apache two horse trailer. excellent condition. 304675-1816. 72 63 1979 Ford Courier Pickup, reel oporty, f2995. John's Auto Sales on Bulaville Rd. 446-47B2. Livestock Registered Quarter hor., reel gentle. Call446-1393. Gear reduction wheele 6 pane for a Gravely tractor. Cell 446-4149. 601 Ford Workmaster treetor ex. cond. Ford dozer bl•de almost new, turns everyway and tllta, bruehhog and 3 pt. left. Call 614-379-21 96. Registered Hereford bull &. hey for sale. 304-6762991. Mare. 5 years old. Palamlno. 304-675-6692. 64 Hay & Grain · Baled hay tor sale and dinene set for sale, good cond. Coli 446-2724. Hoy for sale. 304-8823416. 65 Seed & Fertilizer Wheat for cover crop, cleaned & bogged. Coli 614-245-5193. Autos for Sale TOP CASH p1id for late model used Clrl. S.mlth Bulck-Pootlec, 191 1 Eoot· ern Ave., G·allipolil, 44&2282. 1980 Dodge Aapen outo .. PS. PB, 6 cyl .. sunroof, real nice. 82,996 . John'e Auto Boles on Bulovllle Rd. 4484782. 1 979 Oldomobllo Storflro V·6. outo.. PS. PB, AM-FM tope, reol aporty, 13,1911. John's Auto Sales on Bula~ villo Rd. 448-4782. 1978 Fairmont Ford Future 2 d 4 d • I dlo PS rp ' 'a 11> .• • cy .• ra • • . . 1 1r cond., rHI nice. •2.291!1. John's Auto Salea, Bulovllle Rd. 448-4782. 1 878 Honda Accord ex. MPG. good cond.. olnglo owner 1 price below blue bo~k. Coli 448-201111 evening a. 1978 Impale Chov. 4 dr., PS, PB. AC, tlero. II n tlrM, new br1k11, orDinal pt~lnt. no rul't: 1 Call 44117t4. 18711 Plymouth Sou.llto Soellrl"l. 2 - · 380outo,, am-fm tredl. ilr ahoc:ke on '"', Aoldng "110. Good oor. 1114-182-7111. Trucks for Sale For oale 1979 dodge 4x4, Iota of extras, ex. cond. Cell 87&-71191 efter &PM. 1980 G'MC 4-WD, PS. PB, auto. trans .• lockout hubs. JA ton. long bed, good cond., $4,900 firm. Coli 4462403. 79 Ford PU 4x4. ahort bed. high miles. 82,850 . Call 448-7322. 1974 Ford 1 ton dump truck. axe. cond .. new tirea. Bast offer over 83,200. Call 448-9428. Cil MOVIE: 'Paternity' Cil Album Flash: . John CAPTAIN EASY Motorcycles 1974 Hondo Chopper 30 in. over front end. CB 750 F. Coli 814-949-2737. 1 982 Hondo CB 750 Cuttom. 'EKtroo. 814-9492734. 76 Boats and Motors for Sale Chris Croft 1867 constollotlon cobln crul-. 36 ft .. with troller, •12.800. Call 814-387-0378 between 10-l. 8t4-448-1343 otter 6. • ........ ... IT'G BAD ENOU6rl ME WATCH YOUR GETTIW TH' 5HOflT END TONE 0' 0' THIS OE~L WITHOUT \JOICE WHEN '{OU ST/FFIN''ME TOO, Y' TAL~ T' HING! ...,.rnr---1 ME, COYOTE! MY STATUS IN TH' I COMMIJ~ITY AIN 'T ALL TH~T CiREAT OW~ritlJ l'LL SUFI VI 1/E BUT WILL YO// SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One piece custom fit your home . Guaranteed. Advanced Gut· tor, (Dey 614--6 92-4066,) (night 614·698-8206.) GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free estimates. 614-448-2107. • ZARI>,! THE BODY'S BEEN DISCOVERED! A. FISHERMI>IN .JUST DlJ<3 IT UP! Plumbing IF YOU'D MADE' THE' SWITCH FARTHE'R AWAY FROM HEI>.E, THIS WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED! I AD~IT IT WAS A MISTI'.KE! SUT WHAT DO WE' DO _N OW? & Heating - ' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 4464477 JIM ' S PLUMBING 8. HEATING. Fom,rly Dewitt ' s Plumbing. Call 614-3870576 . llis, you lt.now I've alwa4s wanted a pool table! Excavating Good-1 EJC..cavating, basefoOters, driveways, aeptec tanka. landaceping. Call anytime 446-4637 . Jame1 L. Davison, Jr . owner. WINNIE men~•· ORVILLE WRIGHT EN./OY THEIR J.A.R. Construction Co. Wa~er line1, Footers •. Drains. All kinds of Ditching. Rutland. Oh. 614-7422903. ments, 'ooters.landacaping. drlvawavs. farm ponds . 814-742-2407 or 614-742' 2088 . . Electrical & Refrigeration Puquale Elec1ric Co. all phaaes of electric work, all work guaranteed. Aerial truck rental. Call 614-4462716. SEWING Machine ·repairs. Jervlce. Authorized Singer Sal~s & Service Sharpen Sceason. Fabric Shop Pomeroy, 992-2284. ' 85 76. Auto Pert• • Acceuoriea BARNEY a I THINK WE BETTER STOP PITCHII\I' HOSS SHOES, SNUFFY-- ,. ,, a General Hauling I ft. olumhium truck topper f100, 8 ft. pickup INCk dloc. f7&. Cell 1114•31170832. tl74 3111 Clovolond onglno tronomlulon. U80. pelr or wiN eall _,.,., 814742-2801. a One kitchen display, odda and end• kitchen ceblnett. Date'a Kitchen Center, Avocedo ·,...., rafrlgorotor. whtte gaa range, other fumlturo. 'C.II 814-2118-8307. 1171 Flll'll Flem. oun - ' · · For or - · lhetto condhlon. n.8oo ..._'"'-""'"··14-841-2082. Aft or 4 ond relrltiu:stut.l'lioMI04p.m. · 171·1at'7 or 1711-4471. JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call 614-367-7471 or 814-387-0691 , Water hauling, Fast Service low rate1. Call , &14· 268: 1743. ..··. '" '' PEANUTS. Now Hauling Good lump or Stoker Coal. Minimum 4 ton. 814-3117-7101 , ' JIMS WATER SERVICE ~;~/m lonlar, 304-676: '· ' 1 DON'T SUPI'OSE YOU'VE DONE MUCH TRAVELING, 1 I LL ADMIT M'( MOTIVE 15 A SIT SELFISH .. ~VE YOU? WI TI-l YOU AROUNii, I DON'T THINK I'D EVER 6ET MU66ED! ....• 78 Camping Equipment 1---------------- Captioned] Ill Children Between life and Death 9:00 ·a Cil (!) MOVIE: 'Tho Haunting Passion' (l)700 Club Today's guest to be announced . (]) Auto Racing '83: NASCAR American 500 from Rockingham, I\IC (I) Gl (Bi NFL Football : New York Giants at St. louis 0 (I) ®I AfterMASH An uneventful night at General Pershing Hospital finds Pot· ter, Or. Pfeiffer, Klinger and Mulcahy all pulling moonlight duty. ill (lJ) Great Performances 'The Life of Verdi. (Part 1)' Burt lancaster hosts and narrates this special look at Giuseppe Verdi's life and music . (2 hrs.) . 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BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Insure your contract NORTH Jim : "I recently watched a young player in an impor· tant IMP match lose a notrump slam because he ignored the possibility of a very bad break in the club 10·21·8 +B 3 • 72 +KB +AKQI0765 · suit." WEST EAST • Q J 10 9 • 76 2 .QJ!OB5 +109842 .93 +H Oswald: "The Encyclopedia gives the chance to make seven tricks in (he suit + --- +J9832 SOUTH +AK 54 • A K64 +AQ7 3 +4 Vu!nerable: Both Dealer: North West Pass Norlb East 3+ Pass Pass Pass So~~ 6 NT . 2:30 e (J) NBC News Ovamlght Cll Love That Bob (!) News/Sign Off (Hi CNN Headline News Cil MOVIE: 'Tho Godfather' (!) ESPN'o Inside Boseboll (J) Bachelor Father ® CBS News Nlghtwetch Cil MOVIE; 'Tha Exorcltt' CJl SpbrtaCenter Cll Ufe of Riley a By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Oswald: "The 'Official Encyclopedia ' of Bridge' shows the correct play lo gain a certain number of tricks in a suit. Experts are supposed to know all these combinations. but few do." . as 73 percent. ~nc<: West had followed to the first club, South had a sure play for six club tricks and his slam . He should have finessed his 10. Of course, had he bid seven, the correct play would have been to play his top clubs and give himself the 73 percent chance , but he was in six notrump." Jim: "In explanation of his bidding, it seems that their partnership showed a solid minor s.uit Qy opening three of that suit, and South's six no-trump wa~ based on three aces, two kings and his partner's expected seven club tricks." Oswald: "Was South punished for his failure to make the safety play?'' Jim: "No. At the other table North played in seven clubs and banged down the A-K. Then he developed a trump coup to hold West to just one club trick. The board was a tie." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ~ ..,t~r by THOMAS JOSEPH I 42 Lake ACROSS t I Skilled of Geneva worker (abbr. )43 Eng. ·1 5 Stop! composer 10 Cent. 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Single letters . ·· apostrophes, the length and formation o( the words are ati -- hints. Each day the code letters are different. ' ;,•. • DSKLK UZD E 'YND - XN U Z LM JQ SXN HJD y GZTS G Y' H DJ ASKH OLKYGN ZHXOKHDXQXKO '. 0 J. " .._ . .. CltYPTOQUOTES XN DSK_ ~ . . ,. OKYO. , FSXEJNJFSKL.. -....'- Yesterday's Cryploqu!)~: 'l'IIAVEL WITH AN OPEN MIND . lEAVE YOUR PREJUDICES AT HOME -W\LFERD A. -:; PETERSON , ·. .... 1.• .... I • \11 I~;;~ I of the smaller Arab state in the world community are examined . (60 m in .) [Closed • 1874 Cougor XR7, Loti of new part•. Rune good. loollt good. Exaollent Nft· nlng condition. 114-7422801. ' ·aood \ \ E & R Tree Sentice, tully insured. free estimates. Phone 814-367-0636. call after 6. Cat 216 hoe. dozers, crane, loaders, dump truck. Cell 814-446 - 1142 bat ween 7 :00AM llo 5:00PM. 74 I 8:00 Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic .. Test holes . Pumps Sales and Service . 304-896-3802 . 73 46 Wllly1 Jeep. good cond. uoo. 304-676-7376. I \ RINGLE'S SERVICE experienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpenter, eltic1tician, mason. Call 304- 676·2088 or 6754660. lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. WCMk by hour or job. Cell 448-7903. 1978 Dodge 4x4 318 auto .. 13,100. Cell 814-2661427. 7:30 K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 676-1 331 . 1979 Ford. Explorer pickup truck. A.C .. p.1 .. dlt, radial tlree. em-fm 1tereo. 614· 843-5tB6. 1978 8l111er new tlre1 &. rima good cond. Call 614245-9498. BORN LOSER F& DOZER WORK By Tad Hanna , ponds, ditches, basements; etc. Call 448· 4907. Carter It Evana Transportation. · Jeep Honcho 4x4. topper, white spoke wheela. blue jean package. priced t3,496 . Cell 614-2568463. 7:00 RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motor.ola , Ouazar, and house call•. Call 676-2398 or 446-2454. 1982 % ton Dod"ge pickup with topper. Standard ahift. Pay off. 614-992-6434 or 614-992-5914, Vans & 4 W.O. 6 :30 SCAI':ED THE DICI<~I>J!> OUT Of CAR O L ANP THE kiD!> WHEN THEY CAME TO THE HOUSE. 13UT I\IE FINALLY FIGURED OUT THEY WER E LOOK ING FOI< YOU .. , Appliance Service All makes & mOdels refrigerators, washers. dryers. · ranges, compactors, dishwf!ishers, microwaves . Heating & Cooling, Sheet Metal Work. Galli• Refrigeration Co. Call 614-446-4066. B3 Unscramble theae four Jumbles, · IS IT GOING TO BE A LOCAL onelonertoeach aquare, to form OR A GENERAL ANESTHETIC? (HI News Home Improvements 82 'flj'}~Nf jl;)'i} ~ THATSCRf<MBLEDWORDGAME ~ ~ ~~ '" byHenriArnoldandBoblee s:oo a Cil Cll m o rn ® 111 STUCCO PLASTERING · textured ceilings commercial and residential, free estimates. Call 614· 2661 182. r-----=====:.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;=-J TWIN RIVERS TOWER. Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an 2 bedroom mobile home. Income of less than utllltlet paid. 1 kldoaoept..S, , $12,300. Rontlng for 30 no pete. dope or drunhl. percent of adjueted income~ John ShHII 3 V. mllot .Phone 304-87&-111179. South of Middleport. R-7. Coli 387-01111 . 2 bedroom apt. at Gall. Forry. 304-676-2648 . Television Viewing 79 Motore Homea' 81 d TV llo Appllonceo, 827 Third Avo .. Golllpollo, 4411-1699. Spin W81hert, gea • electrk: dryera. auto waahera, ga1 & electric rangaa, refrlgaratora, TV "ta. DICK TRACY 1977 Yallo!Natone Camper 28", Coli 814-992-6169 1fter 6 p.m. -=;;::;;==::::;=:;:=== 1--------- ------ Otluber 24, 1983 The Daily Ohio 1973 Dodge motor home. Cell 614-246-9183 . 1----------Limestone, Sand, Gravel. 2 bedroom mobile home in 45 Furnished Rooms Henderson . After 4 p.m. Drop leaf kitchen table, and 304 -675· 1566 . For rent Sleeping Rooms 4 chairs, good for small area. · Wood 1plitter hyraulic A and light house keeping 860.00. Cell 446-3776 . horae power. goa motor, rooms. Park Central Hotel . 44 Apartment New wood burning atov,e s. exc. cond. Call446-3171 . Call 446-0756. *400.00 each . One good for Rent Sleeping room $11 &. utili- used electric range, Firewood for sale $36 a pickup load delivered. 10 tiel paid. range · 6 retrig . $100.00. 304-676-1578. . loads tor $300. Call 814Share bath . Man only. 446Furnished apt. $1 85. Water 4416 after 7 p.m . 266-1427. paid, 2 bdr., 131 112 4th, Gallipolis. 446-4416 after 7 54 Misc. Merchandise Coleman 76,000 BTU fuel Vacancies for ladies or men p.m. oil 1tove & tank, •• · cond .• in privata partial car• home. Antiques, oak furniture reto e1 00 -firm. Call 2bdr., 2 b~th , 11 Court St . Room 8t board, handicap, production, misc . item1. Use reduced 304-676-7967. . Ref . & dep. $326 mo. Coli 24 hr. nursing care. Reaso- our Christmat layaway plan . in Crowo City. Call nable 446-4926 . Conkela, Tuppers Plains. 614-256-6509. Used J20 Ditch Witch trencher. Call 1-614-894Small furn . hou1e 1 or 2 Firewood for sale-830.00 a 7B42. adults only, no pets. Call · -::: pick-up. Plus delivery. 698446-0338 . 46 Space for Rent 7189 . Stero with speakers, album collection. record cabinet. Furnished 3 rooms, with Baby bed, car bed, car seat. plus Kodak camera. One private bath. Reference pre- Furnithed office for rant. fireplace screen. grate. step polariod with ease. Call Cloae to city building and ferred . Call 446-2216 , court houae . Call 446-0856 washer. dryer, ten 1peed, 614-245-5484 evenings. camper top. 614-843Jackson Esta-te Apartments days, 8126 . mo. 6119 . 536 Jlickson Pike (Equal Housing Opportunity) has Trailer spaces and house on Air compreller-$186. 2-8 one bedroom apartments Bulaavilla Ad. in Kyger in . table Jaws-$100 . & 55 Building Supplies rent starting at $167 and Creek Sch . dist. Call 614- $125 . Alum . awning. 8x16 . two bedroom rent starting at 256-1433. $150 . 8 walnut wall $193 . $200 depo1it. Cal cabinets· 880. each . See ElBuilding materials 446-2745 or leave mesSBge COUNTRY MOBILE Home don Walburn at 380 S. 3rd . block, brick, sewer pipes, Park, Route 33. North of on answering service . Pomeroy. large lots. Call Middleport. 614-992 - windows , lintels. etc . 2806. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 992-7479 , Furnis,..ed upstairs apt., 3 . 0. Call 814-246-5121. rooms & bath, clean, adults Portable dishwasher. 614only, no pets. ref. req. 949-2317. Utilities paid . Call 446- 49 For Lease 56 Pets for Sale 1519 . New Kero1un Heaters. 614992-2598 . . Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown For tease Modern office HILLCRE,ST KENNELS City, Ohio, Call 614 -256- suite especially good for AR -1 5 (Colt) rifle, .223 Barding all breeds . Selling 6620 . insurance, real estate or ca liber. as new $435 . Happy Jack Dog_ Food. a'cco..,nting. 1300 sq .ft . Browning Hi -power 9 mm, Furnished apt. 2 bdr .. 1136 Four rooms. pluslge. clerical 14 shot auto. pistol, like new Doberman puppies: Stud 2nd .. Ave ., Gallipolis. $195 office, kitchenene and ator- 8425. 1000 round ca~. Service. Call446-7796 . water J)llid. Call 446-4416 age room . Nat. gas. central new .223 caliber ammo .Judy Taylor Grooming. Call after 7 p.m . air. carpet . Rent very reaso- 8200. 614-992-7617 . 814-367-7220. nable for this quality office . !Mercerville) new 1 bdr. Corner Third 81 Olive, Galli ~ 5-16' chains with hooks $175 per mo . Call 446- polis, Oh. Ph . 61 4-446- heavy duty $12 . ea. 10 Briarpatch Kennelt ProfoAll-breed grooming. 1241 . Mon .-Fri. . 8-6 . 3994. Evans Enterprises, heavy duty binders $7.00 sional Indoor-outdoor boarding faea. 1 20 lb. set of metal cilities. English Cocker Spa2 bdr. kitchen, furnished. 1 9-5. Mon . thru Fri. weights $40. 20 rolls solder niel puppies. Call 614-388bdr., "kitchen, furnished. A60-50 1 lb. roll• 83 .00 ea . 9790. One Real Estates, Carol 814-992-7617. Yeager, Realtor. Call 304' Dragonwynd Cattery ~~:s5 104 or_ 304 -6 75 Water bed . 8200 . King size Kennel• . AKC Chow pupt~ber filled manress . 304pies. CFA Himalayan, Per882·2669. sian and Siamese kittens . Furnished apt . $2 bdr ., 196, Coli 446-3B44 alter 4 . SWAII\I water paid, 1138 Second large assortment of steel AVe .. Gallipolis . 446-4416 AUCTION & FURNITURE traps . Mostly fox No. 1%. AKC Registered Poodle pupafter 7 p.m . 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. 6 614-992-7165 . pies. Reedy to go . Call piece wood living room suite 446-0B57. 4 room f!lpt . utilities paid. all with 6 inch flat arms 1399. carpeted. Adults only, no bunk beds complete with Dry firewood. deliverd, ADBA Registered American pets. Call 446-3437. bunkie• $199, 2 piece an- phone 304·675-7771. Pit Bull Terrier pup1 . ChamIron livingroom suites $199, Seasoned oak firewood, pion blood line. $200. 814New 2 bdr . apt for rent 15 antron recliners $99. other minutes from Gellipolia. Call recliners sao. maple dinette 304-675-2757 alter 4 p.m. 949-2791 . seta $179. love seats $70, SEASONED oak firewood. I - ------------------614- 256· 1 1 9B . hide -.a-bed S25Q, box 304-675 -2757 after :oo AKC regilterad female 4 Cocker Spanial 2 years old Need someone to share springs & mattress twin or p.m. $60. 2 male AKC registered expenses in apartment. Call full $100 set regular-firm 446-2892 after &PM . $120. maple dinette chairs Hand made log cabin style Cocker Spaniel pups $50. t38, wash stands $34. doll house with furniture. AKC regiatared female pup One bedroom apt. tor rent, maple rockers $59. 7 piece &65 . 446-4630 . 875. or meka offer on eny. 614-742-2801 . furnished and utilities paid. chrome dinette set $149. 5 Downtown location, 8250 piece dinette set $89, used mo. Call 446-9283. bedroom suitea. refirgera - Four P155 -BOD 1 3 tires Regi1tered Boston Terrier tors, range1, chest, dreuers. 818 .00 each . 304-676- pupples l Black & white, 8 weak• old. $100. Sholl 11o Furnished efficiency apt .. wringer washers. TV's , 3084 . wormed. 304-863-8378. · newly redecorated $166 all dryeres. 6 shoes. Call 446Sears dishwasher S40 . 304utilities paid, deposit re- 3169 , 675 -5212 or 304-676AKC regl1tered Weimaraner quired . Call 446-3\0 46 or 1484. LAVIllE'S FURNITURE puppies, 9 weeks old. 304446-2802 evenings. r • 489-1719, Sofa, chair, rocker, otto ~ load Firewood big pickup One bedr , apt, 5 Third man, 3 tables, (extra heavy Ave. $135 includes water. by Frontier), $685. Sofa. 836 .00 delivered. 826 .00ai Registered Beagle puppies. Call 446-4222. 9Am to chair and loveseat, S276 . form , 304-896-3396. 304-45B-3938 . Sofas and chairs priced from &PM. CAMOUFLAGED new army 8285 . to $896 . Toblet, S46 new lined jackets Newly remodeled 2 bdr., and up to 8126. Hide-a- clothing, .. coveralls $22., Bibs 57 Musical unfurnished. equipped kit- beds,$440 . and up to 813 Instruments chen, central air, $250 mo., $526 .. Recllnero, 8175. to S 1 6., insulated coveralls $27.60. Sam Somarvillo'o. 821 2nd. Ave. Call 446- f350 .. Lampl from $28. to 1even miles east Ravens175.5 pc . dinenes from 2158 . 899 .. to 436 . 7 pc. $189 wood. OPEN Friday. Satur- Thomas organ, lighted key1 bed room Apt. •196 . mo. and up. Wood table with alx day. Sunday, 1:00-7:00 PM board, 2 keyboards, foot including utilities . Equal chain $426 to $745 . Deak (used army field jackets, podolo, $1100. Cell B-4 446rental clothing). 3144 Ilk for Pat, after 4 call houaing opportunity . Con- 8110 up to 8225. Hutches. surplus Phone 304-675-3334. 446-8237. tact Village Manor Apts. •660. end up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete 614-992-7787 . Franklin wood stove. 304with mattrea&es, *260. lind' 3 & 4 room furni1hed apt1. up to $396 . · Boby bedo, 675-6029. 58 Fruit 61 4-992-5434, 614-992- 8110 . Manrn•e• or box & Vegetables Jpringa, full or twin, t68.. Used R86 ditch witch 5914 o.r 304· 882-2686. firm , t6B . and t7B. Quaan !rancher. 1-814-694·7842. 8195 . _,- dr. chests,d Potatoes. onions to be Garman · R'd App 1a1 tr•· 1 ge 1 bedroom Apt. in Point leta, .42 · 6 d r. c he.~s. 864 · 8 • ripened ld d C 11 Pleaaont, W.VA. 814-992- frames. t20.and e26., 10 plantttd Oct. or Nov. 304· • ,c er ropa. I gun . Gun cabinet•. 8380 . 882-2041 . New ·Haven. 446-8698 or 814-3796868 . 2303. Gas or electric ranges 8375. 1 2 · bedroom furnished apt. Beby mettrtltes, 126 • 614-992-6434. 614-992- $36, bed fremu UO: 826, 591 4 or 304-882-2666. S. 130, king frame 860. Good selection of bedroom All new eHiciency apt. 1 or 2 suite1 , cedar chasti, people. No pets. Otby A. rockers, metal c:ebineu, Martin . 614-992-6370 . awlvel rockers. Furniture -- bookcase. Aportmanto . 304 - 676- UJ.ed rangea, chalra, dryers, re6548 . frigaratorsand TV's. 3mlles APARTMENTS, mo,b lle out Bulavllle R~ . Open lam homes, houHI. Pt. Plaisant to to 15pm, 5pm, Mon. Set. thru Fri., 9em . ''---~ ~-~~~ ~~ and Gallipolis. 814-448- 448-0322 822 t , 8 by Larry Wrlghl r-----------------------, 51 Household Good• • 54 Miec . Merchandlae for Sale 5 .6 acres. • I ' �.... ' ··-0! - -- • SUPPLEMENT TO: THE POMEIIOY SENTINEL Pag1 10-lhe Daily Sentinel • Weather forecast Happenings around Meigs County•.• Meigs County agent's corner Harvesting corn residue Emergency runs Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chanCe of drizzle. Low near4S. Wlnds)lglltandvarlable. --..IMeel8 TUCl!UAY Veterans Memorial Saturday Admissions-Marjorie Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, will Tuesday, variable cloudiness Nlnecallswereansweredovertbe into · prevailln~ wind. If possible, By JOHN C. RICE Caton, Pomeroy; Jack Adams, meet 1n special session at 7:00p.m. with . a 40 percent chance of weekend by local units, tbe Meigs place so they need not be moved for Extension Agent Racine; Charles Salser, Paul!ioy · Tuesday. shoWers In tbe atternoon. High County Emergency Medical Servifeeding. Agriculture, Meigs County Saturday DtschargEs-Kenneth Wmi<wlllbelnthemastermason near58. ces reports. POMEROY. - One acre of corn - Problems of stacking or baling: Jr., Anna Marie Mohler, . ExleocJedOhloForecut On Sunday, Middleport took Madden, to harvest to assure Waiting · residue will prpvide 6IJ days of Ricky Johnson, Mlrl RaUiff. ..._.... ......., __ Knight from village hall at Neale reduced moisture and spoilage; grazing for a 1,001 pound animal, or Sunday AdrnlssJons.,Julfa Moilk, · 'The Southern Local Band Boos· Wedgeed'Q' N M _ . •• • - • 8:05 p.m . . to Veterans Memorial making stacks or bales adequately ters will hold an envelope address· Chanceofraln,malnl,yelllt,oa 00 days for two animals. Livestock Hospital; Racine at 8:16p.m. went firm to shed water; number of trips will selectively graze the · most Neale Knight, Middleport: a&rbara sesskln at 7 p.m. Tuesday Pamenzy; Lma to the scene of an accident on Route Smith, over Held; reducing feed loss. palatable portions of the resld.ue Middleport; Avis Frecker, school band room. 124 for Howard Sayrn but provided Ttistbog Production .first; the grain, leaves and husks no treatment; Racine at 8: 55 p.m. Racine. We are used to thinking of fall as and then cobs and stalks. Sunday J)lscharges-K!tty Lowe, took Avis Frecker to Veterans the time of harvest. And It's true, 'l'he amount of haiVest of the DlanaCoss. Memorial and at 9: :;3 p.m ., Rutland not only for the grain farmer but residueS by animal grazing Is low. went to the scene of an accident at Tuesday set!8ion .llso for the beef cow-calf producer. usually being only 2().30 percent of Langsville but no treatment was During September and October,\ the total. This means a ton or less of 'The Meigs County Chapter of most beef calves -..111 be wea 0Pd requited for Steve Voreh. dry matter per acre Is being Jaycee Women will mee) at 7 p.m. ·~ On Saturday at 3:14 p.m., Tuesday at the Jaycee Headquarand this Is an approprtate tl!'J)e to ' recovered by the animals. This low ~ Pomeroy went to former Roote 33 ters, E. Main St., Pomeroy. Olflrers talk about perlormance testing, n:covery by the animals is due to If you're In th!' beef business to for Grace Glazeo, taken to Holzer will be elected and projects will be selective grazing, tramping and make money, then yo~ need some Medical Center; Pomeroy at 6: 15 discussed. leaf deterioration and loss. ' kind of records system like any p.m. went to Krogers' for Della Suggestions for optimum grazing MelgsCoontywomenbetweenthe other business to be able to monitor Roseberry, taken to Veterans ages of 18 and 35 are Invited to of corn residue: Graze limit<:<! area Memorial; Pomeroy at 9: 43 p.m. attend. with a large number of livestock for · w.here profits or losses are. •' took Albert Keeton from 5\!, Uberty ' a short time: graze as soon .,, ' A pertorrnance program at the Ave., to Holzer Medical Center; Tuesday meeting following corn harvest as possible; Middleport at 9:15 a .m . took Noel fall-early winter; graze only well basic level is very simple. "We FOR ALL YOUR The Meigs Chapter of the Amerimeasure calf weaning weights." .,ijerman, Rutland St., to Veterans drained fields. SUPPLIES ' Memorial and Middleport went to can Association of University Since calves are born at different Problems of grazing Include: 9 17 : times of year, some adjustment Is Railroad St., at p.m. for Alice Women wW meet at 7:00 p .m . requires fence; soil tramping; -COSTUMES Plantz but no treatment was Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. ' harvest only small proportion of the made to compare calves equally • -MASKS residue by grazing; must monitor -PARTY SUPPLIES and fairly. Those ";:u;:ired;:;:.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;j age of the adjustments calf and are for f""jreq; livestock when first turning onto an for -CANDIES area, especially where considera- differences in the age of tbe cow -NOISE MAKERS ble corn Is left In field; and musl be because we know milk production is · -BRACH'S CANDY , ' done In early winter, plio~ . to different. "Then, with all the snowfall. records, we adjust them to2ffidays -STREAMERS The potential of stacking or of age, and we know which calves -COOKIE CUTTERS 1 baling corn residue made possible have grown better than others." 1 In recent years by the development M:ost cow-calf producers make • 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. of fast, efficient field stackers and decisions at weaning time - which large round balers. The field heifers to keep for replacements, stackers may be of direct nan type which calves to sell -and records pickup, while for use of the large help In making toose decisions. round baler and for some using the ,Another advantage of a record stackers, the residue will need to be system and all pertormance record PH. 992-6491 OR 992-3106 windrowed. This system permits systems Is that they accumulate the harvest of more of the corn calf records on each cow so we can 1---~--------------------L-------------------------" residue than is harvested by evaluate the cows after several grazing. years. Suggestions for stacking or bal· Calendar - Feeder Calf Sales lng corn residue: Harvest as soon Ohio Valley Livestock, Tuesday, as moisture percent lowers to 30 Oct .. 25, at 7:30 p.m.; Athens percent. Spoilage will be a problem Livestock Sales, Tuesday, Oct. 25, If harvested over 30 percent; make at 8·p.m. the stacks or bales as large, and as Farm Tax Workshops- Nov. 14 firm as possible; place stacks or and 15 at Ohio State Unlversll)l and bales In well drained area, butt end Nov. 17 and 18 at Chllllcothe. degree.------ CUe~. ~lne; ~~~~~~~~~~::~_j~w~~~~j~~;·;•Y~-~F:Nr::~on~Th::~::~ . . . . ELBERFELDS SOFT YIIIYL IIOSES AIID IIOSE TIPS HALLOWEEN FRUTH PHARMACY WEREWOLF EARS OF OHIO, INC. 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