http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6efcbf68e7d8ede782afadc8855b42e6.pdf 5a29493ce07b997be94eb0bfd953e954 PDF Text Text •. .... . ~WINTH -ROP . Inside today: ®·. .. ' ."';-· . ' ~\ '· , '. ' bv Dick Cavcllli ' \ . '1~ ........ CarrQ.-'1'\' •."••••·•••••••. Pap: 9 . . WALK IN.TH~ Legion loses to Ath_ e ns ••• Page 3 . Deott::o ...."!'' .. .. . . ..... ;Pale 10 ~ •••••.•. ~ ..•••. Pa&e'2 Spo~rta~••••.••.•••••••• Paaa~ . 4, OOYOU. I...IKE: 10 N0... 60 . AHEAD. DO YOU MIND IF I ASk 'raJ A QUE5TION 1 JEREMY 7. ....,..,,,8 ll)'lhe&.d ................ . · a. Security .lax•.•Page 2 ·Weather R-4.1~2. FAC ' . NO/ r OOYOUMIND IF I A6K'YOL! ANOTHeR . QUE;5TIONZ. HATE TO WALK IN THE RAIN. . ' ' By ron1!:N TIMJIERLAKE 1.. AP Bu.., m Writer ' Groct>ry I'Ose 0.611 pa Ltnt durtng June, . prices prtmartJybecauaeofarlselnthe~tofdetergl!ntQd ·&uger, and prices for the first six months Of the year bave risen l.& . - t , -according to a monthly ~~~· Associated Press marketbasket survey. · Milk al8o Wall mQre expensive In June. Egg prices contlll,ued ~ decUne, but Jess dramlltlcally. Economllts saJd the June Increase IndicatEd moderate lntlatlon. ,.••••''•• .••,. i'MR •. MEN'M AND .LITTLE MISSTM • . . - I'M TRYING TO .GET"THE ,TOP OFF 'THIS Bo -1 I LE! .. HOT MAKE'3 TH lt-JGS EXPANO AND col,.D MAKE~ rHE/v\ WHY~· TO RUN IT UNDER iHE//0/ •. . TAP, NOT 114E COL.D ! .. .. . at 3.2 pe1cent and feU In nve clUes an avei;Jge of 3.8 P!!I'Cellt. ' "The O.Eii pel cent lnc:reue ti an IndiCatiOn that . intlatfon rate$ ~- moderate," said David A. · Wy.S, an econcmllt with Data ReSources Inc. In · · Lex11Ji!onI Mau. "It Is scmewhat higher than 'the . lntlatfon rare. we were aeelng a few months ago but that Is to be i!XjA!Cii!d since we no longer have the advantages of faiJlng meat prices that we had at the end of the Yl181"·" MlcbaeiK Evans, aneconomlstwboheadsbhiawn · forecasting tlnn In Washington, D.C., sald. "It loolrs ' Uke the0.6111nc:reue Is just abrut themlrror Increase . of the 0.8 di!cllne In May ao It wooJd appear that food price. inflation Is sUJIII!Ider control." .. He l!diied. "It ajlpeara that the overaU intlatlon Is by Hargreaves and .sellers ·. . . S/1../..Y! YoU'RE 5UP?o>'ED ' Salznian, a · C061111!tlcs and household products analyst tor the• Investment tlrm Smith Bamey, Harris Upham -..dOl., andH~ZUrkuhlen, an analyst SiklniliBrolhers ·Inc., said detergent producers had not lncm•e~ priceni di!cieased prornottons and they had m ready explanation fOr the jump. •. $upr turned upward an of 1.6 pacen). · Pamela Rockley, an analyst with l'ershlng Futures In New Yprk, atb1bult!d the rile ro a smaller harvest and to Import curos. 1be price ol mUk tmled \IJJWard, too. The at WHATS THE . omcen ' FOR TI1E LPNGER DAYS , IN ~UNW\ER AND ~HO~I eR ONE~· IN WINTER ? • • VIrginia Supreme Court of Appeals hasruledthatJohnLewtsYoung,40, Mason. wbo was convicted of llrst-dqn:e . munler In Mason CounlyClrcultCourtinl981,maybe DisTributed by NEA.Inc · . ' ' AfTER TilE RAMPAGE - Walpole SWe PltloD ~ 8upertJiteadent John Ober loolal over 111e flleDJ'e 11&1111 c1D1q 1oom early Moaday after an ~ tllll lllnillllje went OB a i1unpqe Sunday r- .. ~~ ; THifT'~ INFLATION FOf( Ylf. after dropping 16 percent In May. "I ihlnk It's a further wind-dawn we had with the problem of avian nu," Evans said. Flocks that were k1Ued have been replaced and productlon Is back up. • A look at the weraU number ollterns In the AP swvey sbowed more Items rose lhim feU during June. I..andliphl said. Ptlsobem a1sb had beeD Confined to cells 'naun;day night after ·a flgbt between two Inmates. 1be uprising ·began at 7 p.m. Sunday when Inmates gathered tor an evening recreational actMty In the auditorium, Landolphl said. An ASIIOCiated Press phOtographer wbo twred the prison after the ~ saw a half-dozen seats ripped out ol the auditorium floor and a small glass ~ shattered. . omctaJs said pi'ISCiierS ran from the audltaium Into the staff dining ram, whe!'e they dt:sbuyed 22 wooden tables and do1.ms ol chairs and theli tore dawn a cinder block waJU a11ng•lnkl ·8 larlle lltcinl8e room. pipe was rlped doWn,-Doodlng the ro:m. . 'lbe lmate$ aeemed to be looking for weapns "or anything they could tum Into weapons." said Deputy · Supelntendent John Ober. The prisoners set several fires, but guards were able to put thep1 out wlthwt outside assistance. · Agroop of o~ wbo specialize In prison disturbances was called In to put lklwn the uprlsllig. . • ''Theorrectonallnsttutlonal tactl· cal~. ortlcers lralned todeallth this type of situation, using tear gas and canines, secured the audlorlum atter about twollours and the Inmates were returned to ceUbJocks," Landolphl said. • The acrl smell ot tear gas hyng over the facUlty todB.. , Tliere Inmate$ tore apart boxes of food and ck!t1dng and ~ AU lnmatea had bern locked In found a box ol paring knives. The their cells Thursday night atte two kiilveswere scat~ across the . p~ startd a fight during a floor ot the dining ro:m, A water recreation !)erlod, of!lctals said . Court says Young may be tried ·as as habitual criminal -·· @1984 Hargreaves andSellels PRINTED IN C4N40A ' productloo. ',. Eggs, meanwhlle, fell' an average of 2.95 percent, . Tear gas, dogs quell prison riot at Walpf!le· POINI' PLEASANT- The West . Agriculture Dep8rtrnmt sald last IJXlllth that milk prtces may Increase this .S\IIlii'IW as a result ota rtse In . comsumer demand and a---decllne In over~ average -ror . HOW ElSE DO YOV ACCOUNT CONTRACT . '-...___._ . WALPOP.E, Mass. (AP, Nearl;y 400 Inmates Cli a rampage at Walpole state Pr11C1i aet fires and 8IJlllllbed furniture two hours before guards using dogs and tear gas were able to subdue them, authorities said today'. No or prison staff members were hurt In the dlstur· bance Sunday night, ~ one prlsuler Injured his foot when be · stepped on a piece of glass, CorrectlOn Departrtett sp:lhesiilail Joe Landolplal said. . . Inmates were back In !heir ceUs by lO p.m. and theentlremaxlmwn security pr1lm was mcmt down as ~ a ' the daii1agl:! and IJivesllpllll'S tried to fiDdacauaeb' the riot at the 6'10-lmnate tacWty 15 ., mDes IOUtliiMest of ac.too, I ,andoJ. phi uld eerJ;y today. "We bave mldea wbat !IJ)III'ked" the outburst; be said. "It erupted spootaneousty almost.'' It was the second lockdown at Walpole In Jess. than a Week, . Dl FF"EI<ENCE .? . ., . I • ' ·. ARE YOU SURe? • · Jack I.. 1be marketbasket bill rose In five clUes 1m average pf5.3 percent. It decreased in sev~ cities an average of 2.15 pen:eut. The bW In New York Oty remained uncha!igled. · . · . • · In Ill!! t1rst 111x months oft)le year, tile tabrose0.14 percent, If New York Is InCluded. That city's bW fell ' ~I8Mllzi~Ptand wWremalnln the4to5(llitca•trange 13.25 percent since Janwily, primarily because of a for ~ rest of IIM1 year." . . . · awltch.ln April ro a cheaper store. In :19&. be said, food prices probably wW acte~etate , DI&Countln& New York, tile average bW. ao far this modestly, ~In-hand with the rate' If Inflation. · year hi& risen 1.6 ·pmceut. The price of dele!aaat, which 111'4 bEBa steady, . 'Illl! year-to-date tab rose In eight clUes an 8\'1!1'111!1! cOmbed an averBRI! 3.5 pe1 caat. ~ . entt.ne. ~ . • . e· .. purchase · a wards .•• Page 6 . - - : = TilliS, I phel flrea, *I I fuaiM•e M well M bullllli& lllroullllbe wilD .-ttoOber. '111e- ollbe two-hour riot Ia . .der lnve•tlraUon. ( AP I •1 'I brio). President, Soviets 'tight · lipped' over arms talks of 1976 In connection with the murder of Mazy Lucille Beny Of Maion.HewastiiedlnWoodCwnJ;y and convicted of second~ murder In l!ll8. Anhabitualcrlmlnalhearlngwas trledasanhabitualcrlmlnai,Mason held foJJowlng that trial and five County Prosecuting Damon B. •· -~---~-'!"""'- MlqanJr. , llliiiOUIICed. _ . Morgansaldbehadawg~rttohave Young tried as an habitual criminal In llglitolthe tactbewasCOIIVIctedln 19'10 ol anned robbety, Yoimg had rued a wrltofprohlbltlOntohavethe prosecuting attorney's motion blocked, MOrgan said. YOUIIi was alTI!Sted In December No paper on Fourth years was added to Young's sentence making 'It · 5-23 years,: Morgan said. ·· But after the hearing, a federal district court set Young's ctmv!ctlm( aside, Morgan Sl!fd. He was retrted· lri Mason County In l981 and conv!cted of first-degree murder, Margan sald, but the court ruled he could only be sentenced on the second-degree munler charge. UYoungdoesnotadmlthewaslhe same pm son conVIcted of the 1970 armed robllecy, then li will be 111e DaQy s lhwl will DOt be •• • 'wl • w1 t - '&J, .JIII,y 4, In order to peill • . d.....,_ to •:lue te lbe bolday wllb and tleCeSSBJ'Ytotryh!mbeforeajuryon fan1111s and fllwds. · the habitual ci'IInlrull act, Morgan_ •. added . • i. By MAUBEEN ~ Dobcyn1n ioktniJy told reporters to get .their AP WilSie u- C..-Mipondent lnfonnatloo born Shultz, but then conceded that he ,WASHINGl'ON (AP) -President Reagan, tcylng h(ld spent part cit the dinner telling Reagan stories. . · .to ~Ice the Kremlin to dlscusB resumJna nuclear Reagan went upstairs to his !l"lvatequar:tenwtllaout arma talks, apparentlY used a White Houae barbecue ccrnment. tO~~caaewtthSovletArnbasaadct*AnaldyF . · · Earlier, a White House of!ICial had told The Doll!eynln, but both sides remained tight·Upped abrut A!!llldaled Press that ReaiB!I was going to the wllat wu said. " . ~ pl'epan!d to explain ~t the Unllt!d States bobcyntn, the dean of tile diplomatic corps, was wu agtee~ng to''Moacow's otrB- to discuss a ban on .red' between Reagan and ~ f1 State space~ but al8o wantEd Moscow to agree to Georae P. Sliultz during the dinner SUnday night In talk 8b.out l'l!llllmlni nuclear anns talks. · · 11111or of the diplomatic Corp& In the East Rocm. f" 1be Sovll!t iii!WI aaency nu 8llllllllliOed Sunday Despite the pn:M!IICI}I of other guests !It the that that U.S. I&p>• was "llltally unsatlsf.actiliY.'' praldent'srowadtable, tllethetlireemenenpaedln ' alleging the White Houae was trylnjf tO thwart the animatEd conven1t1on througliollt the meel, laugh· talks by ralsll!a the nucar anns li!s\le. Ina ~. . • "I belrve the president wW be S8Yiiil kl Dolrynln, Earlier while Re&aan was greeting his ~ts 'What' s wrong? You wan~ to talk. Wl\Y can't we wldclora a bot, muay night, Shultz'and Dolrynln talk?'" lAid- the oftldal, who spoke O!IIY Cli the lliddled l1lllltlas' In a II!Ciuded comer of the Green ·condltloli that be remain 8iiOJ\YII'lWS. • · RG!Jm,away.frOi'litheothei'Blpesta,deeplnprtvate The Soviet UniCII abiMooed nuclear arms talks caiverwtloll. · wtlhtheUnltedstafi\Bia1elastyearto~~u.s. 'nil IIIII iDoked ll!rloua and lntenle, In mntras~ to deployment of new JUclear mla8llel · tn Europe. · tilt P01J mood at the dliiJier table, but there wu no MOII!OIW has mailltalned It will mt return to the Uldlhmatlalllater that Shultz hid Indeed tnuaht up barplnlng table Cli that J,uue until the~ are the latat Soviet offer to dlscu8l Jlllll'(itlatllla a bali on removed. · . IIIJlceWillll'"'ln VIenna ln!leptlllnber. With the tenae state al U.8.Sovlet reialklriS an . ''I am . . . .t beln& lllt8rYiewed on social election year Wm)' b' the president, the admlnlstrB· occuiDDI," ,.,,..., wer1111 a bow tll!;tdd tepouas. 11on was di•I'I'Qinted by the statetnent, but lAid Alllld wily be-and Dobryn1n blld a pdvate ltlllpedforamc:-l!polltille•ett~througbprtvab! canaauon. be replll!d, ''We do lilat a lot." · dlplamatlc challnel& - em . ' • . . .. nu 'I ' 1 . . - ·. ' • ... BMI'Miiiiifb~-Pr-1m*P•pndiala wllb llo¥lll A1nt a' AnsU;y Dobti* chlrlq·a llliJIJeclli for memben of llie dlpiamMic eorpa lhu1PJ ...... 1111 liae W.. ....... £Mt a-.t. 'l1le event wu odiediiled for llMl Soulh Lawn, but w88 moved llldoon under the threat of rain. (AP I t • p.'IO*o). t �.) . Commentary·. ·- 111 Court Street 1 · Po~rof, Oblo DEVOI'ED TO. THE INTEIU!ST OP THE AREA .. - MEIGS-MASON . . I ~ .• . '""-''--~1......-c::ll""'. . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOBHOEFUCH Geaeral Man~rer . PAT WHITEllEAD "-"11111!11 Publloher/ControUer DALE ROmGEB, JR .. News Editor - ' A MEMBER of The Aaooclaled Preu, laland D.Uy Preu A.ooocla· and the Anferlcaa Newapaper PUbll.lher A.oooclatlon. LE'n'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. Tbey UCHIId be leu tbu . . wordl ,.,.ell • -· .UIIe«ero oro nbjeetlo edlttllr and m ... be wllb aame.ldllrell aad &eleplleae •umber. No ualpN le«en wll be publllbe4. ~.etten llloaJ4 btl Ia IOOdluoe, lddmolnr IAOUOI, ... po..... aUtlet. -- -· . ·The ·resurrection. . of Richard Nixon . News of Richard Nixon, drip by driP by drip for a decade. has become a llood. His lo!Jrney from disgrace to exile to a stlll evolving attempt at resiuTectJon was a stocy waiting to be told. And now, as Nixon and the nation approach til!! lOth anniversary of hiS resignatiQn, a writer has done' just that. . . . SJnce leaving the White House In August 1974, Nixon has popped Into the "pUJiUc <;OIISCiousness In fits and starts - hiS.Ulnesses, TV Interviews, visit... to China and Europe; his stnJggles tD find a place to live, a p~ce.for hiS p!ll!el'S. a place In histocy. · • Now resUITeCtlon iS on In earnest: This spring's classic perfo1'1'1l811Ce before an ln1luentlal gathering of newspaper editors; the frequent LUllDll!lltarY'on the 1t& campaign; his observations, for a TV special, on teleYI&Ion and the presidency; last Janual)''s meeting with the visiting Chlilese vioe premier. ~ Robert Sam Anson, In his aptly tttied book, "Exlle. The Unquiet Oblivion of Richard M. Nixon," tells of Nixon's last 10 years. Anson finds no point · w11ere It can be said, "Nixon Is back;" rather, there-emergenoeofthe37th presldeilt has been gradual. So gradual that it's hard to remember that a decade ago Nixon was the focus of a politlcaltlrestDnn; that be became the llrSt man to resign the presklency. , Anson beglils wblire Woodwanl and Bernstein's "The Final Days" - teaves·ott: with Nixon's tortured·farewell on Aug. 9, 1974, and the lllght to San Clemmie - half of It as president, half as private citizen. It ends on hiS '10th birthday In 1983 with Nixon his activity and yil!lblllty. · .. Except for the first year of his exlle when he was sick, Nixon's credo alWays was ''never look back." Nixon obvlooSJy thought of hlrnseH as one of the great leaders. He chafed In San Clemente and longed to move to New York, which he called ~'thefast track." Once there, he held carefully planned, high-powered "issues" dinners, always stag, off-the-record. He began showing up In the best restaurants; he traveled extensively, seeking out world leaders In China, then to Europe, and Africa. . . · His search seemed always for acceptance ·as a statesman. Once he canplained to a friend that Jimmy carteJ: :f.alledto grasp "the big picture 1n world .affairs, and asked who the real strategic thinkers were. "Well, there's you," said the friend and Nixon responded, "Of course •. but who 'lncreasmg ' . • . . ~,...·~ Angels ·edge.Brewers, Indians in roJ;rip .. . I ~. I WI!IiNER - Mario Anclt,ltU wavell his trophy lifter winDinl ihe U.S. Grand Prix .. Eut .Rutherford, N.J. oa Sunday. Tllh Ia the lint Ume this 1'1100 has •beeR nln ln the Meadowlands. (AP Lalierphoto ), { AAIIt~_Bi(r ~· After off . day, action ·r esumes at Wimbledon .. WIMBLEOON, England (AP)pion, was to contlnl\e her title It was a century ago that women In defense against Elizabeth S&yersof Uiyered summer ,slPrts first walked Australia while three-.time cham· daihtny · onto the grass at the pion Chris Evert Uoyd, Seeded seoorid behind Navratllova, chal· Ail-E~ LaW!\ Tennis and · Croquet qub to play 1n the annual lenged 14th seed C.laudla Kolide of tenrils tournament. . . WesWtltGhebonnathhanyl.v esofthemen'sand Today, at the start of a hectic day of singles play, the Wimbledon women's draw due for actlbn, top champloi;!Shlps honored 100years of seed John McEnroe was to grapple women's champions In a cen:ruony with 14th seed Bill Scanlo!l In a on Centre Court. Seventeen of the notorious grudge match. The No. 2 game's legends were to be there, seed, Ivan Lend!, was to follow the from ~tty Godfree, the 19\M and '26 women's cha8;1plons • on ~tre champion, to Martina Navratllova, Court with a contest against Scott · the defeltdlng champion and top Davis, and Jimmy cOhnors, seeded seed. third, had a match with 16th .seed Others honored were Althea Tlrn Mayotte next d~ on N~. 1 Gibson .(1957, 1958), Marta Bueno court. (1959, 196>, 19&t), Margaret Smith , ' Tl)e Scanlon·McEnroe <:laSh had Court (1963, ,lOOi, 1970) and the , McEnroe watchers eager with stx-tlme queen of Wimbledon, BUlle Jean King (1966, 1967, 1968, 197'2, 1973, 1975). . route to the title, but Scanlon upset Everyone had till:! day off Sunday, the New Yorl\i!r at the U.S. Open bue later In the war. Neither player . . the activity resumed today with ' a heavy program. makesanysecretabouthisdlsUkeof Navratllova, a four·tlm\! cham· theother. ' .• DOE's lax ·security_______·J........ac_kA_,~----rsv_n Fooling the .voters • Those political hot shots In the Reagan administration and many ofthemembersoftheUnltedstates must believe the Amertcan voter Is a mindless Idiot who will swallow anycocl!; and bull stoeytheywantto feed the press. the news media abo ts generally going along with the effort to contuse the public and plant doubt In the minds of the voter. Anyone who believes that Ronald Reagan 'sincerely wants· an end to the arp!S'I'IIcewith the Communist... ,also . beneves the leopard can change Its spots. Without , the enonnous sums being spent on • defense, the m~ch publicized eco· nomic recovecy would fall Oat on Its face. Therefore, It Is not In the pollticallnterests of the admlnl&tra· "Did SenotrJesse offer you s csblnet post'!" tioil to COine to any agreeJl¥!111 with ·' the Soviet Union that would IIi any way Imperil the $271 billion defense budget!or the year 1985. AI I have said before, this election year the president Is cooing like a dove while annlng the countl)' with the greatest peacetime atmy In Ills( Today Is Monday, July 2, the 184thdayofl91K. There are 1!1'2 days lett In tory. It spells suspiciously nke political chicanery to ·any peacethe year. . . TodaY,'s highlight In hlstOl)': · · loving American Who IJotJErs to On July 2 :11 years ago, President Lyndon Johnson signed lntD law the · ·read beyond the headlbies. ·· senator Lloyd Bentzen of Texas Civil Act of 19&1, the most tar-reaching clvU rights legislation In · has ~beled the prellel1t admlnlstral· American hlstoey. On this date: . . . . ' . . . ton the "Teflon Presidency." It Is' In 17'16, the Cwtlnental. Congress passed a resolution saying "these the only presidency I can remember that could iaU In the United Qllonles are, and of right, ougbt to be, Free and Independent StalleS... ' . . ' . . cesspool of Lebanon and come up smelling Wee a roee. Tlte American In 111111. President James Gartleld was shot by Charles G¢teau, a public- 1w conveniently forgotten dluppnlnted !4ce-aeeker, at the Washington railroad statt,on. (Garfteld the 2611 American -marlnes who died a month and a half later.) · .. were slaughtered there, molt· of ID 1890, the Shennan Antitrust Act was passed. them in their beda. The president In 1li'J6, the U.S. AmlY Air Corps was created. · . had mdeted them there qalnlt the In 1931, aviator Amelia Earhart disappeared during a. lllght OYer the cautlona·ot rnuttarY advlson In the Plcl1lc Ocean. Committee, about Hoover. There. has been no indication, DlngeU charged,' that Hoover took "any · meanlng(ul action to correct a deplorablf;! situation... rn fact, he actually tried to mislead a House committee on the · extent of the security problem, wrote Dlngell: 'Tower has quietly postponed Hoover's nomination hearing. Meanwblle, n\y associates John Dillori and Indy Badhwar l)ave ttnnedup~appallingexamples of the Energy Department's securIty breaciH!s: - - The department has a disturbIng _habit of mislaying top secret documents. Seven of these sensitive document... were lost sometime before July ·1!8J, but the depart· ment waited two years before even launching an Investigation Into the disappearances. Five of the papers originated at the National Securtty Council, and the responsible off!. I clals told the councn that the documents have acqdentally been destroyed. Acrori!fng 'to my ~· ces, the truth 1s that officials haven't the ··fogglest notion what happened to the secret papers. · - In · another em~asslng $nafu, eight cartoas of classl!leq document... were Rockvlllsent from M~ All\ill06 to a e, u., company that wasn't cleared to receive them. ... - Last October, construction drawings for a nuclear faclllty In Port.'lmouth, Ohio, were foUnd In woods near the town. The plans Included · detans of the . plant's security ·systems. Oftlclals main· talned that the drawings ~ntalned no. sensitive Information. Dlngell was dul)lous about this claim and Wrote to )'latlonal Security Advtser Robert McFarland, ' demanding "how. any security plan5 can be considered anything but sensitive." · ~:!~~· ~~~las~~:.~~ ' 'l Scoreboard ... • •• ~ l l l a..-oltmd -· ! •; KaiNlli ~ 3H :II .'M :fi (l ty - J 4 ,;f.H .481 ..&Th .475 .459 «< 4!1 41h mra\'reky Toronto li, Clakiand 1 · Kanr.a.<t Clly ~. Nl'W York 2 ~ nJcll. BostCtl Balti.Jtx:Jw 8.. m u 3 • Kansas ('lry tGura I St>anlr I • ' ,R..1 ~ arw.t BA'ITING .kn"!ii , U· nl Oakland (Mrcatly ~~ ot S..ton tCW. DOUBLES: .... Banimorr at MlniDOia. 1n1 NAmNo\L !ENlut: 1 ' £ART 01\'IUON I I ! • •. " ' "»!T DIVIUON .. 5 :U . ~· -&.1 3i oil C) .\1\ .'U .411 Atlanllt ' T..o!!A~"" · tbl,srar . • .'1\ 37 c Jl t"; -·- Clnfi..-tl San Ft.nd!Jco J i: g;J · ~ f f~ St.& . !~ · ·!'!;l "'"""'""'' By'lbdu dated~ 'l'I!:NNfi WIMBLEDON, England (AP) _ JbhnMcEnroe, .t hedefendlngmen's charnploa, routed Wally Masur of ; Austl,'alla 6-0, 64, &-a, Saturday to . advanoe Into the final 16 at · the · WlmbledOO fennls championships. · McEnroe will face BJ1I Scanlon. se~ded No.14, on Monday. '. lnthewomen'sslngles,No,lOJo Durie of Britain reached \he l;ist 16 with a straight-set win over Amert· can qualifier Kim Stelnmelz. AVTO RACING EAST RlnHERFORD, ~.J. (AP)- MarioAndrett.lbn:ei.ed to a 51.7-second victory Sunday over Danny Sullivan In the Inaugural u.s. GraJidPrlxattheMeadowlands. In another race, Chip Robinson Jumped Into the lead early and ran off to an easy victory over Dominic Dobson 1n the raln·soaked SCCA Bosch-Volkswagen Super Vee auto ~UES'l1UAN HAMU.TON, Mass. • (APh , - . BI\ICe Davidson, o!Unlonville; J>a., swept the Olyt'nplc equestrian trials here Sunday, placing first and third • ~ , !, l : l l 1 i ·• : : rr~~r~· :· :~ ' 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. J ~-=== onseparatehorseslntheflnaldayof the three-day event. HecapturedflrstplaceridlngJ.J. Babu and third on · Pilot Kid. He placed first e<!,Ch day In an four trials, guaranteeing him a place on the Olympic equestrt;m team. GOI6 OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) Greg· Norman SCOred a two-stroke victory Sunday aver Jack Nicklaus, ln. the Canadian Open Golf Championship. . Nonnap, the Australian known as the "Great Whit Shark," produced a S.Wider·Par67andwonthlsnatlonal title with a 278 total,10 shots under .par on the Glen Abbey GoH Ollb ~o6msn:R. N.Y. (AP) _ Mlller Barber shot steady, one over·pargoHandwontheU.SSenlor OpenGolfChampionshipSundayby two strokes over Arnold Palmer, whose own mistakes cost him the lead he had taken \Rio the final round. 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TDronto. :16: llt•lldtiNL OU:ilnd, M; Tram· meu, Dt>t:rolt. !B; aut~«. ~. ~t RBI: Murray, Btltti'ni:Jre. til: kin~. .Oakland. 63: rure. Boston, tltt Davis. l).fh at and Smith 2·0\. 2. ry~cxrc- KaMas city at 1 : SYRACUSE - Aihens scored Athens with a single a~d double . when they travel to Wellston for~ three runs In Its final at bat to break whUe Brad Baker added two · single game at 6 p.m. Meigs open a tight game and held on for a singles. double-header with Logan sche· 6-2 win, then tpok advantage of Meigs had the tying run at the · dl\led for Sunday .was called off Meigs' wildness In the second game plate In their seventh when they ~ause of wet grounds. Meigs Is for an . 11-1 ralri·shortened five- , loaded the bases with two out, but a 6-17 on the year while. Athens liming win for a sweep In Amertcan . . fly to rtghi ended the game. climbed to 10.8. · Legion baseball action here Secoad Game · ~ oame Saturd . Meigs pitching walked 11 b8.tters . Athens ........................... .. 001 101 ~ 6 o · ay . .,._, G·-e Mcll!S .. .. .......... , ............~ .OOllOI.Il-2 7 7 .,u_ _ ,. aDdhelpedAthenstollrunsononly . . . Second Game · . Meigs traned ·3-2 going Jntq the . six hit... In a game played thmu~- Athens ................................ . 303 a; 11 ·6 4 seventh. but three Insurance runs · out a steady drizzle. It was caned ~~~~~~ "iYiPi" aiiiweii<:.::"~~.~ lJ~~ by the Athens · Countlans put it after five complete frames. Wise 131. Cassell 151 and Rlllle. away. Tony Riffle led Meigs at the Terry Nuzen went the distance plate wtth a home run and single for Athrns. fanning six and walking while handling the mound chores only one. Meigs · hurlers, Donnie with a six-hitter, The &luthern Swatzel, Rick Wise and Trey .. Middleport, Ohio produet fanned three and walked Cassell combined to fan three and six. Kevin Conz pitched an the 11•ay Issue 11 base on balls. CUS.TOM SCREEN · for Athens, . fanning five and Shepler and Paul Duff collected PRINTING walking bill two. Meigs' only two hit... with a single T-Shirts. Caps, Jackets, Etc. Other' Meigs hltiers Included each. Six different Athens hitters SPECIAL PRINTING singled by Kevin Eastman, Brian collected a single each. FOR VOUR · Shepler, Scot Glleen, Jackie Welker · Meigs wUI play again Thursday · and Gordon Splete. Steve RObe led SPECIAL NEEDS .-------~....~._....__ _ _-:'_...,....: -_ _..._'....;. ' ., YOI;'k, .llO; Manl,..,, Ne¥.• York, ~; :J.-5 IUid Sfoll<lan1 l.JI at• MUwauk(l(> tSUiton !'1-7 1111d Porter 6-31, 2, 1Butcher . ' AMmicAN LEAGUE ' ..._,..llG~ Calllk'rua tWin Hf at 'Toron10 ~Clancy '1 . i" ; : Leadel'8 City 8. Nt'W York 0 Clf'Vf'laild tl-katnn 11-n1 .• .J 'seventh. Ladd walked Doug DeCIn· Including Hrbek's two-run homer In • ces before serving up the decisive the fifth. Hrbek also had a two-run home run pitch to Downing. Ben double off Sid Monge In the ninth Ogilvie homered for MUwaukee In while Roust6'n J lrilenezdrove In two the' bott001 of the seventh and the runs with a single and double. Brewers scored another run In the . Orioles 8, White Sox 3 eighth. But with the bases loaded Eddie Murray and Wayq_e Gross . and one out, left fielder J~ <> homered and Mike Youruz'~pte Benlquez caught Jim Gantner's keyed a four-run sev'etftii- Inning shallowOy and nailed Ed Romero at whUe Mike Boddick\!r held Chicago theplateasbetriedtoseorethetylng tD six hits · · 1'\ln. · Twins 9. Tlren o Indlall& 13, Ran~rs 5 ft K.ent Hrbek drove 1n four runs Cannen Castillo drove In ve wlthadoubleandhomertobackthe runs, lncludlhg his first career four-hit pitching of Frank Vlola.lt grandslam,androokleDOnSchulze. wastheflrstvictocyo\oertheT!gers allowedtworunslnsevenlnnlngsfor 1n five career tries for Viola, who has his first major-league viclol)' .Cas· won his last tour start.... He struck tlllo's horner, his eighth of the out three.and walked one. season, highlighted a Six•run fourth JuanBerenguer, theQnlyDetroit Inning thatpoweredC)evelandtoa· pitcher with a IQSJng record, 9-1 lead. Buddy Bell and Pete surrendered six runs In five Innings, O'Brien homered for Texas. . •• 1 · ng . ·.• o O.lc~ ti.SJ . ...'·' " Athens .Legion s~eeps . pair . from Meigs ·over weekend .. Ch~ at Siln D~. ml . PlttAbul1{b a t I .OS AR,I.."l''e3. tnl In ~ I • race.J Montreat at Allanta. 1n1 CalllbnUa 7, Mllwaukre. 6 I . Karilw ~ • ~ ston at New York., t nl C'aJirol'nJa 2. MIJv.•aukct> 0 . 8luld.t,y't~O...-.. MIMl'SOia 9, Drtrolt 0 TorontO7. Oskland 6 C'll'wland 13, Tt'MS 5 ~ · tlnclnnatt at PhUadt>lphla, tnJ Drtrol! 4. Mllli'I<'SOIO 3 Chil'IUIQ ~. Baltirn0r'£1 4. l 4-41. tnl Onty games :9Ctw>duk.'d 'l'uew:lq• Gartlfll SL I.ools at San Francisco BMtoo 1 T('xas 2. Clcl.·t'land 1 1 I a t ,&.Uanta R('!('S tPm.ji.S-41, t'R! ~'sGaft'lal. . cGulllckson HI PlttsbU!"RII IMcWWJarn s 4-61 at Los An- flY.! 7'1.! 4-'i . .<IJR -·"""- , Hruston (Scon 4·51 at N('W York cGoodl'ft &~'\I, In ) Cincinnati tHurTIP 3.7t at Ph~a cRawk,l 0-(h . tnl ' • 1 Chlcaf:o tRrusdx>l: 4.JI at San Dlfti:o · .~12 41 Mont~al IPln>z 8-21 ~anJco ~. I lll!WI magazine JH 37 'J'cXa• I :rl .11 40 41 42 Chlcaao Ool<land ........ 19 21 2l 21 ~ werr~JON California 1.1: Plilladclphla 1 Hooston ~~ Jti ' 41 .• 31 4.1 .4U 11 42 , ..wo ll 41 .432 MJiwauk£'1! ""''"' """Y<><i< - was an I¥ : ~ ·: Ba ltl.mort' . C'laclnnatJ 4. Montreal 1 San Franctsco 1. Plttsbu.t"Jm f Chk'afi'O :f,, 14 Angell'& l San DIE>Ro 3, St. l.wl! 1 .n.t - ~ !J5 'l'mm<o I 11 Ntw Ya"k 2, Atlllllfil 1. 1st PTK' .New Ytrk 3, Atlanta 2, 2nd gatn(> EAST DIVBION " ' L fct. Glt Detroit • ·: It WDUCAN LFAGVE l 'Pentagon. Yet, the American pub- and talk any time,' .but Soviet boss press conference and if he "strenglie has olamed the Marine com· Konstantln Chernenko gave no sign · thened . his election year credenmahders for making sitting ducks . af octtlng any date soon for an tlals'' I didn't heu it. All I heard of their troops and Congress, whil East-West sumn\lt. Reagan's gesaging actor reciting well 1 wisely only wanted them to come ture strengthened his election year rehearsed lines of the usual election i home. No blame has been pointed credentials as a· peacemaker and year garbage without $n ounce of at the president who sent them boosted his '~redit In Conjp-ess - . sincerity In truckload. Thl! . . there and criticism of his action while keeping his adversaries In the Ne~sweek writer was <1011btle8s sndesotlaseasnyasgreasefroma Kremlin ott balance and on the hearlngwhathewantedtohear. As . hot .teflon skillet. ' . defensiVe.~· Newsweek was com· P. T. Barnum · said, "There's a : ' Consider Central America. It has menting on the president's press sucker born evecy minute." tt•s : been tenned of "vital Interest" to conference during · which he rev· hard to believe a Newsweek writer ' this country. It Is the first time In ersed the stand he tOOk with would be one of them. : my ll!e that I knew that the "vilal senators HOW'IInl Baker and ChaInterest..." of the United , States rles Percy early In the week. It cost me my confidence in depended on a few small nations In 1, too, heard evecy word of that Newsweek! which revolution has always been a ' · wayofll!e. Theywlllhavethes8J11e =======~~====:; • dismal struggle for survive! the l' next hundred yelin! that they.have · had for the last tllr!!e centurtes regardless, of what action the ·Reagan administration takes as . long as they follow the Present coUrse. Democracy Is not some·I thing yoo force on people or buy for them but IIOI1lethlng people must • earn on their' oWII. No Democracy ~an Oourlsh In a country with an .illiterate tower class and a corrupt upper class who conlrols an the land. StU! Reaaan admlnlstra· lion Is s~g lniiltona ot the taxpayers' money trying to force · Democracy on peop~ who wouldn't know what tD do with It If they had lt. To demonstrate tt ! president's dove-like attlhide In this election year Is bearing fnllt, lei me QUQte a pangral?h from the table of contenta In the latest laue of Newsweek. The Wlually Impartial a .,.~· l l Lowell Wingett .....,...__... .PnM j. -·- Cluclnnatl l. Montl'Nil HwstOO 7, Phllad£-lph(a 0 St. j.ools f. San D . 1 Chicago lf. Los .Anaclcs 4 MajOrs . ' 1By IIER8CIIEL JIIIISEN80N Brewers 7-6. AP ~!puna Writer. In other Amer1can League · For'l'llrrllto'sJesseBar!teldand, games, Mlnnesota.blankedDetrolt California's Brian Downing, llghtn· 'ngers !HI, Baltimore whipped tngdld str11re twice. Chicago 8-3, Seattle nipped Boston Both players hit ·two home runs . ·.1.0, Kansas City trounced New York SwJday,lncludlngthree-runshots In 8-0 and Cleveland clobbered Texas the seventh Inning that powered 13-5. , their teams to key victories. . Dwayne M\lll)hy's solo homer , Banleld, wbo'hlta solo hOrner off and Dave Kingman's two-run shot, Curl Young In the fourth Inning, his21st,helped0aklandtoa&-31ead UillOaded on Oaklalld reliever Keith · over Toronto. But Uoyd Moseby Athertoll With two teamrjlates . started the Blue Jays' seventh with a · ._....., on a pboard the seventh, erasing a.64 5 1e off Atherton and """"'u deflcltandgl\?ngtheBtueJaysa7-6 doubleby<;eorgeBell.ClltfJohi\SOn. trturnphovertheAthlettcs. . singled Beii_!O third and Barfield, · Downlngl\ltathree-runhomeroff who also had a single and double, . Bob McC,lure iz! the tJrst Inning to followed with his seventh homer of help the Angl!ls buDd a Wlead. But the season. he had to do It again with a: Angels 7, Bmwers 6 tle-breaklngsmashoffPeteLaddln With the score tied 4-4, Ladd theseventjlandthlstlmetheAngels relieved · McClure, . after Mike held on to defeat the Milwaukee Brown singled with two o~t In the • .. . v~~}ti& The Daily Sentinel Pape-3 =~· ~ hunger for ''Christian-Marxist dla· wASHINGTON - A Iunny thing In religious freedom under Soviet wai'IJ!IY that the emperor was · Iogue." It Is as It St. Maximilian devoted 19 animals' rights. happened to the National CouncU rl. communism. · Kolbe had called for "Christian· The first audible protest against Churches delegation on Its recent The demQIIStrators,,accordlng to Nazi dialogue." • ibe NCC Mission came not ·from a Poternkln tour ot Soviet churches: the NCC group's leader, Bruce A group of "progressive" Cathol· · Christian • g roup, but from the It unexpectedly encountered some Rldgon, ''were askeli to leave and Christians. · they were conducted out by American. Jewish Committee, lcs Including Hans Kung, has ]Wit The vlsltors can hardly be rhe!nbers of the congregation. We which accused the mission qt . lss~lod a stlltement attacking theil' . tiwn church for it... enmity tD blamed for the Incident. TheY had believe they a~ lree. I understand painting a "rosy picture" of religion • allowed the Soviet regime to that fu the United States a situation under cOmmunism. As one whO "liberation !heology." The stateaJTange their Itinerary, which was like this would have been handled sometimes criticizes Jewlslt groups ment complains that the Vatican confined ; to chui'¢hes ~tered .. by the pollee. " . for. carrying loyaliy to their own to has accused "liberation" theoiOil· with the state. Despite · these His words were Ingloriously excess, I .should say here that the ans o!"substltuilng' IdeologieS for precautions, at a Baptist church In expiesslve of· a certain Western .. excess of a natiqnal virtue ~uch as the Gospel, under the lnOuence of Moscow, demonstrators raised mentality that, brought IIO!Ieto Dose 'lbylilty Is not even cmparable tD the . Marxism.'' Apparently. the pope Is banners, one of which read: ''This with communist repression, not despicable behavior of Chrlstlll;DS guilty of ·eccle!lslastlcal 1s a persecuted church." only excuses It but finds a way to who publicly turn their backs on McCarthylsm. The truth Is that the nberatlon After a violent scuffle, the praise It, taking the oecaslon to Christian martyrs. In this case, demonstratDrs were removed. For- whack at Western Institutions. Had Jews have put Christians to shame. theologians have been quite open In their attachment to Marxism. One tunately, none of the NCC visitors the National CouncU of Churches- God bless them for lt. of them, Gustavo Gutierrez, calls ~ Far from con.demnlng cmnmu· were hurt. They . weren't eyen . dropped In on the Roman Cpllseum, for "claSII struggle" and "socllil disturbed. On the contr81)', the Its spolcesmen would no doubt have · nlst persecution of Christianity, revolution," and approvingly Incident.only confirmed their faith had kind words for the lions1adding leading Christian theologians today quotes Jean-Paul Sartre's famOWI .. remark: "Marxism as the fonnal framework of contemporaiy phUo~~•T sophlcid thought cannot be super; seded." Another, Sergio Torres, says, "The process of colonization, _ liberation and organization Is best -~ understood In Marxist terms." For ' the ln1luence of this style of theologizing, one need look no >~ further thaD the priests In Nlcara- ' 1 gua's eommunlst ruling junta. Why be naive? We all know what , "liberation" now means. We have " seen It defined 11\ Havana, S&lgon, 'I. Addis Ababe and Managua , H the . ., "' Kung group reJ~\5 the authority of .' ; the Catholic Chu~h. they can find . plenty of other Institutions where 1 their views will be warmly received. Unless, that Is, their real goal Is to sap Western Institutions. • : The Soviet empire Is not only ' geographical but Intellectual. With· ' ! out that empire, .M arxism would be :: just another quaint 19th-centUI)' : Ideology, ll)re social Darwinism. ' · Iniellectuals, many of whom·strtve :• to 'legltltnlze the Marxist critique of '' the West, even within the churcl!es. So It was that the NFC group, while abandontng Christian bellev·. ers to persecuttt>,n, blamed . the ' United States for the arms .race. ;. That's liberation for you. . . ' JIMnerot• Middleport, Ohio I I Berry's World ' Today in history ' .. • Monday, July 2, 1984 g• . 2-lhe Dally Sentinel Polm~~rey . M~Icldlepwt, Ohio L Mat)day, July .2, 1984 ,. . . ' WASHINGTON - .Terrorist tralalng center In Albuquerque. But groups are known to be trying to my sources In ~ Energy Depart· steal the 'ultimate terror weapon: a ment sa:r·these move!! may be too nuclear bomb. Securtty experts little and too late. fear they will not only succeed but Tbe people who are responsible could sneak the bomb right out of for the lax securicy at the weapons . the U.S. arsenal. else?" . plan\5. tneanwhlle, have been For two years, I have warned ·routinely rewarded for their negUAlthough Nixon was shunned bj the Republicans at thell' 1976 that security .Is lax at our nuclear ~nce. For example, Gen. William convention, by 1981 he was giving advice to !Wnald Reagan's campillgn, smie of It unwanted. He was offering guidance, much as he used to give weapons plant.... These facilities are Hoover runs the office of mllilal)' .operated by the Energy Depart- application, which oversees ·pre91dentlal advice on strategy to football coaches. . ment, which belatedly has started weapons-plant programs. He has Like It or not, Nixon was always news- even In event... as Innocuous as a to tighten its security just been nominated for promotion visit with his grandchildren to Disney World. In a decade, he's gone from , down, oot and hated, to being a llste!led·tocommentatoron theworldscme arrangements. to assistant secretary for defense Energy Secretacy Donald Hodel programs. and a pundli on domestic politics. It Is, as Sam Anson says, that Nixon has come out of the desert and Is shut down a weapons-assembly Members of Congress, however, plant at Los Alamos, N.M., after a are concerned about the · casual ''baCk In the arena again." security team easily penetrated the attitude toward security at the plant's most, sensitive areas In . plant... where nuclear bombs are mock attack. U they had been real made. Rep. Johit Dingell, O.Mich., tei'I'OI'lsts, they could have stolen ordered a congressional plutonium to make~ nuclear devlcj! Investigation. · or perhaps swiped the device ltseH. Now he has wrttten a stinging · Hodel has also put morfi! guards letter to Sen. JohriTower, R·Texas. on the payroll at other nuclear chairman of the Armed Services · weapons plant... and has set up a Rights' ' = Mission to Moscow~~--·~.........__~J-ose_P.....,h_So_b_ra_n The Daily Sentinel • ·' _...,,,puod-1., 'I KB.IR, E. A. · CHIP PICKLES 1.39 16 OZ. 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An Interception by Chuck Clanton Dotsch may have set a and a fumble recovery by Buddy . precedent ·-of sorts by giVing lib Aydelette put Birmingham ,In ' Birmingham Stalllons a day off to position tor two of (ts touchdowns. cool off before meeting the Tampa Wranglers 17, GambJers 16 ·Bay Bandits In the United States Houston, on the strength of · FootbaU League plaYoffS. . quarterback Jim KeUy's 14-yard · "I gave them a saturday off to touchdownrunandthreefieldgoals give them an edge," Dotsch sald by Toni Fritsch·, seemed lil control aftertheStalllonsadvancedSunday wtui ·13:37 to play.But Gambler punter Dale Walters suffel'fldl5-and 1 • to the Eastern Conference cham· · ploll$1ilpgamewttha36-17victory. 13-yard punts to set up the late .. Joe Cribbs, the league's leading Arlzonascortngdrlves. , · Tim Spencer pulled the · rusbl)r, gained 112 yards, Daney 1 Miller kicked five field go;l1s and the Wranil\ers to within six points with ; - Birmingham defense ~~et up two 6: 11 . remaining on a 20-yard touchdowns to advance to the touchdown f1ll1 foUowlng the first ' confernce flftal next Sunday in shOrt punt. Then Greg Landry Philadelphia. .. tossed an :IJ.-yard scoring pass to George Allen ' s Arizona Doug DennisOn, and Frank Co1TIII, Wranglers overcame a 16-3deflclt in whose :IS-yard field goal accounted the final periOd of Suriday's other for the lone. Arizona scoring ln the game to . pull out a 17-16 first half, :won the game with an · vlctQ.ry over Houston. The extra point with 1: 49 remaining. Wranglers will hostthe Los Angeles "I've ne\oer been through anyj'::xp~ next . Sunday for the thing llke.that in my life," said los · Western Conference crown. Angeles Coach John Had! - and The Express ousted defending neither had aeyone else. champion Michigan on saturday, The teams played 93 minutes, 33 winning the longest game in seconds, breaking the old mark of professional footbaU history, 27-21 in 82: 40 set by the Miami Dolphins and (hree overttmes. · . KaitsasCityChlefsina1971National : Phlladelphia'crushed New Jersey FootbaU League pl;~yoff game. Just 28-71n satun:lay's other game. · 8,753 fans witnessed the struggle In The winners of next weekend's the 90,<XXI-seat Los Angeles cuptar1 (till and Taft Sales (50) 111 the lint quarter ot' games meet for the league cham- Coltseuin. UNDER PRESSURE - Tampa Bay Bandit their Eaatem Conf~ SouUiern Dlv181on playoff In plonshlpJuly 15-ln Tampa, Fla. IronlcaUy, the player who broke···. quarterback John Reaves (7) gets oil a paM under BJnnlngham. Reavm completed the pa88 for a first . . Mlller booted field goals of 42, 49, up the gan\e, tal,lback Mel Gray, heal')' pressure from illnntnsJulm StaJllom' Joe I . down. The stallion8 81-17. 35, 42 and 32 yards. broke Ills left arm as he crashelflnto : Cribbs, with 1,467 yards In .the theendzoneona24-yardtouchdown _ second.· limited New Jersey's Herschel ~ season,- scored on a 3-ylird ; run at 3:33 ofthe third overtime. · left end for the two-point conversion stars.28,Generalti7 Walker to 50 yards . rushing, got to set up'the overtime. · ·run in the third period to give the ·· K~ Nelson scored Ills second ' Michigan had two chanceS to win, Phlladelphla, scored 21 unansstarted when Scott Wilerner . touchdown of the game on a 1-yare Stallions a 27-lllead. but Novo Bojovlc missed a 37-Yard .. wered points in the second period to Intercepted a Brtan.Sipe pass to kill Cribbs !ilso caught three passes run to bring the Express to within avenge field goal attempt with 10: l3Ieft In Its only two losses of the the first drive by tJie Generals. for55yards . Onewasa29-yarderto - 21-19 with 52 seconds left In theTampaBayllntheflrstperlodto regulation ttme.Quarterback Steve_ the first overllrni! period and a season, both to New Jersey. The '' Doghouse" dt:fense. which set up the first of two short scoring Young foUowed with a dash around 36-yarder with 36 seconds left In the ~llle usFL early r-;==========-~ Dodgers .protest Cubs win The Daily Sentinel (USPSUJ.NO) .Ullvllllool olllllllt-a, In< • every Published aftem0011, Monday thrO<IIIh Frlday,lll Court Street, by the Ohlo VaUey Publishing Company- MuiUmedla; Inc., Pomeroy. Ohio 15769.9922156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. or-· r ' NeW 'Super Pill' Gives . Fast Weight Loss No Dieting - Eat ft/1 You Wlllt Pill Does All llle WOlf! BEVERLY HILLS, CA. (Special)' An amazing new "super" p-apefrult 'pill has recently been developed ll!ld perfected that reportedly "auatantees" iliat you will easily loae at I~ 10 paunds irt 10 days. 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A 95~ depOsit required foi. each pho!o pacbp dus $1.00 aittiflll.fee for ,each additional subject. -Additional pontalts can be purchase,d. ' ' Bridal shower .given in Meigs millgrams a day. · I've discUssed thls in more detail in the Health Letter 15-4, Dtet to Prevent Heart Attacks and Strokes, which I'm sending you. Others who want this ISsue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self· ·addressed envelope for It to me ln. care of this newspaper, P .O. Box · 1551, Radio City Station, Nll\V York, NY '10019. · ,, That Issue explains how to do this . with t~ four basic fQOd groups. For the dairy group use fortified skim mUk, non-fat dry milk pOwder and un-creamed (low-fat) cottage a Ot114 ., .... fiiiYNOt.DitouccOCO. Introducing GlorlaLYIU191'0Ver, bride-eleCt of · Rus&eU Slayton was honored re- · · ~tlywlthashowerglvenbyGinny -Barrett. Lan~. ' ' The shower, lield In the Diamond . savings Building, Pomeroy, fea· . ' · tured a c~e from Mary Ann . • Meyers, l..angsvllle. Punch; chips, . nuts IJid mints were served. Game prll.es \Vent to Nellle Grover of Pomeroy andLeslleWeUs of Long Bottom. - Also attending were Ann Slayton, EDen and Jan Rife, Norma Grover, ~'!:!.=!:"~i~:.~ Taste that d91ivers Baker involved ' with exercises I . lN THE .MONEY SAVING . Airman Richard L. Baker, Son of · · Larry D. and Norma J. Baker of17 .. ·E.' Locust St., Pomeroy. has · · participated in Global Shield 84, an ' ·.. exercise Involving U.S. Al.r Force, · Air Force ~e, Air National Guard, Navy IIlli' Manne Corps ; ·. units, and elements·of the Canadian forces . . · The exercise, coordinated by the Air force $tr!ltll8k; Air Corr)lnand · (SAC), was designed .to enhance readiness and the ability of SAC to c9rry out ofdllrs should deterrence , '• fall. . Baker Is a packaging specialist. · with the 96th Bombardment Wing at 'Dyess Air Fo~ Base, Texas. He Is ·a 1981 graduate of .Meigs Senior illgh School. pack 1, ' -.J : .- Calendar • . MONOAY . POMEROY - Community birthday calendars sold by mernbersoftheMelgsBandmay be picked up at Meigs High School, band room, on Mond)IY from 7p.m. to8p.m. POMEROY - Meigs County Fair Board wlll meet Monday at 8 p.m~ at the fair lioard office. 'l'UPPERl) PLA):NS - Cltl· zens For Better Schools will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Joppa Church near Tuppers Plains. Members will be discuSsing the half-day kindergarten program as It : relates · to the CWTent situatiOn Ill the Eastern Dtstrjct. Actlvltes and PJ'0111'8!11S for the . sU1llmer WID also he made. Officers and committees will be selected and free child care wiU be proVIded. SYRACUSE - london Pool resume Its regular sWimming hours July 2. Houn; wt11 be noon to 5 p.m. dally, except tor Thursday when hOurs w!U be noon to 8 p.m. ' Will - . RACINE - Boy Scout troop 241 of Racine will have a 'bake . aale July 2 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. In front of the Racine Home National Bank. RACINE - Boy Scout Troop 241 wiU sponsor a bake tllle. MOillaY in tront. of the Racine Natlollal Banlt: from 8 a.m. until, - 3p.m. }leadquarters In PmlefOY. ' }! n,. Daily Sentirf , . . 5 \I Outbreaks ~r In schpol and cheese. In the meat group use only little burrows ln~e surface 'of your skin, particularly between the students found to have scabies lean red meats and put more fingers or in other skin folds . They should be ll!lhoved . until the emphaSis on using Jean poultry aDd cause Itching. mostly at night. condition ls cqntrollell. I woyld fish. Vegetbles,·fruits, cereals and . The mite can be transmitted In think the same tiling would apply to bread are rrne If you don't add high ~ bed clothes, which means If • lnd!vlduals ln the work place. Yes, fat foods to them; such -as fatty you're ln bed With someone whO has you can get ~abies by shaking salad dressings or butter. . . J:?EAR DR. LAMB - A' young scabies you certainly can get it. The hands wllh · someone who has lady I work with has caught-scabies more close contact you have with a scabies and ~e more frequerit your , . · from a boyfriend. Can aU sleeping person the greater 'the chance that bodily contlll!t of any kind, the , ' partners catch this disease? Is It ol)e or more of the mites will get greater the I')Sk. to your body or clothing transferred the ml'l!5 are easily Happily, passed by contact, brushing against and yo~ will have scabies, too. killed. The f:!ilck Is to treat everypne . .an arm or clothing? DEAR READER . ;.._ Think of When one member of the family at the samBI time and ·wash aU the , ~able$ as being caused by Utile gets ·scabies, often aU members get .. bed clothes towels and artlcle!i "'- . ' clothing. bug or mite. These mites make lt. women t ~ • ' ' By L!lWNaCe Lllmb, M.D. Then you do -what's · neceSS11cy DEAR DR. LAMB - I've read untU your cholesterol' and blood many ltems '!n your coluinn about pressure are lp optimal ranges high blOod, ~-cholesterol levels 8$60Ciated with the least risk Of lind smoldng-bl!ina high risk factors heart attacks or strokes. After .for heart attacks. I WQuld Hke to cutting calories If you need to, you c know wllat foods or drinks cause can eHminate the fat intake in your high chdelterol and high blood. I, · diet. It should prqvlde no more than like many l)thers, would change my than about 30 percent of your total ~let If I knew exacUy What fOOds caiorle intake. The saturated fat Is were the wrona ones In eat. Please ·~, the nio&t important type ot fat to advise with infOI'In!ltion on thls. ltmlt. The unsaturated fats are not · . DEAR READER - Dtet ts..:j~t as likely to cause your body to one fiiCtor, but It's ap tm(l9rtant produce excess amounts of cholesOJ1~· The plaqe to start, thOugh, Is by terol. Then you need to Umlt your knOwing what your cholesterol cholesterol Intake to less than 300 level really Is, what your blood pressure IS and then planning a prograrn u needed for your own Individual case. The first rule. and perhaps the most bnportant rule for mapy, Is slmp!y to reduce your c;llortes from aU typey1 of foods to eliminate excess body fat from developing. Exercise can be an .Important part ot accomplishing this, ' ' ' Mu'dddleport,' Oh'10. POMEROY - MeliS CQJnty Jaycee will meet MondaY at 7:30 p.m. at JaYcee TUESDAY thru SATURD~ Y JULY 3 thru JULY 7 . ' ·~ -.-..........,.. -~· ,.2. r;::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::=========1 ' of f. . t\ltro8lll, PbiDies. , GlaiU 7, Pirates. Houston entered the game with Atlee Hammaker, making Ills just 28 home runs thl.s season, the second start this season since lowest total In the major leagues. coming back from a sore shOUlder, But Jerry Mumphrey homered carne through with Ills SECOnd twice and droVe In six runs wlille strong pertonnance as San Fran· Denny Walling also hamei-ed, ctscowonltsflfthstralghtgaine. making It the tlJ'S\ time thl.s season Hammaker pitched six lnriiDgs the Astros have hlt three home runs and gave up three hits In recording . the victory, Ills first since.last JulY In One game. Houston has now hit 11 homers tn 10. • Its last 11 games and the Astros are Bob Brenly singled arid doubled averaging 5even runs per game tn twice, once with the bl8es loaded to their last 12. · drive In ihree runs. MurnPtre'Y's second two-run ItoThe Giants sent the . visiting i ' Watching thore high · choleste~ol levels - Health,.Dr. Lamb By BEN WALKER Membet': Tile A;saelated Press, InAP Sports Wrller land OaDy Press Assoclatoo and the Amertcan Newspaper Publlsher.s AsIt was difficult and It was bizarre, sociation. Natli>aal Advertising Repre· yet It was a victory for the Chicago sentatlve, Branham Newspaper Sales, 73.'1 Third Avenue, New York, New Cubs- maybe. York 10017. · ; The· Cubs breezed into the ninth POSTMASTER: Send address to The Inning of Sunday's game In Los DaUy 5enttnel. 111 Court St .. Pomeroy, Angeles with a 4-llead. By thetlmelt Ohlo .15'1j8. was over, Chicago had held on for a SUII8CRIPTION RATES 4-3 triumph and the r:iodgers had , lljo IJorrW Hetde lodged a protest. One Week : ....................... ........ .. $1.10 ; Now !YIIIIable One Month ... .... :: ............. _ ... :...... $4.80 In other ~atlonal League games, You ·can order your supply of . 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After Dennis Eckersley, 2·5, owed cash, check, or money order to: only four Los Angeles hits overelght No.subs(rlptlons by mall permitted In Citrus Industries, 9903 Santa towns where home carrier service is jnnlngs, ace Cubs reliever Lee Moiiica Bl., 'Dept. 71l'i, ' Beverly avaUable. · Hills, Calif. 90212. (Uncondltlolllll Smith took over to start the ninth. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS money-btlt:k gutut!lltN If nor llllilWith one out, Mike MarshaU and laokleOblo fted.) Visa, MasterCard, and Anier. Mike Scloscla singled. 13 Weeks .................... ........ ... .. $14.56 Express OK. (Send card number, ex26 Weeks ... .............................. $29.~ Greg Brock then hit a grounder to 5Z Weeks .. ...... ......................... $58.21 piration date, and' lignatW'el) for second baseman Ryne Sandberg, OUtakle .DIIIo fastest service for credit card ordm 13 Weeks ................................ $15.60 who filpped the ball to shortstop 26 Weeks .. ..... ........................ .. $31.21) ONLY call toD free 1-(800)-862Dave . Owen for a forceout, hilt 511 Weeks ....... .. ·........................ $59.80 6262, ext. 705. Ill CopJrialot - Owen's throw back to first was wild f.or an' error, aUowing MarshaU to score and making 1!4·2. With plnch hitter R.J. Reynolds corning to the plate and representHAPPY PAIR- ctndmtall Reds' aalcher Brad compld4i pme victory for the Reds, while Gulden Ing the tying run, Cubs first · Gulden (right) hlp fives Mwith Redo!' pl&cher Jeff provided hill learn with late Inning Insurance with a baseman Keith Moreland went to Russell after the Reds defeated the Montreal EXJ108 two run home nm In the sixth lmdng as the Reds beat lheChicagodugout,andthenwentto Sunday aft!!rnoon In Clndllllll&l. RtalleD recorded a tbe Expos H. (AP Laserphoto). talk with $1!11th. Smith threw one baD to Reynolds mer, Ills sixth of the year, put Pirates to ihetr sixth straight loss:' runners on base and Gossage gave andthenDodgersManilgerTommy Houston ahead 11-0 In the sixth This ls the thln:l six-game losing up Steve Braun's pinch-REI single before getting Ills 14th savE\. Lasorda emerged from Ills dugout. lnnlng. _ streak for Pittsburgh this season. The game in San Diego was HesaldthatstnceChlcagoManager Joe Nlekro, 8-7, pitched a sixReds4,Exposl thrOugh five innings. St. scoreless Jim Frey had visited the mound hitter f~r Ills sixlh straight victory. Jeff Russell pitched a nitty once before in the lnnlng, MoreThe seventh Inning was lucky for four-hitter to halt the Expos In J...ouls starter Dave LaPoint, &a. left land's trip should count as a second the New York Mets- twice. Ctnctnnatl. RusseU, U, struCk out ln the sixth after wllildni Steve ;Garvey and Cannelo Martinez. ' In the first game, Darryl Straw- six and did not walk a batter. visit, meaning the Cubs had to Reliever Jeff Lahti tumbled Montreal'sruncamewhenAndre -replacethelrpltcher. berry singled with the bases loaded , The umpires agreed, and Frey . and two outs In the seventh to break Dawson led ott the fifth Inning wtth Kevin McReynolds' bUnt for an I error that loaded the bases, and letched Warren Brusstar from the a scoreless pitcher's duel between Ills iourth horne run c1 the season. Garry Templeton hlt a one-out liullpen whUe Lason:la announced Ron Darllng of the M'ets and Cincinnati went ahead In the sixth that the Dodgers were playing the Atlanta's Rick Mahler. • against Steve Rogers, 3-7. The Reds sacrltlce fly before Bruce BochY game under pJ'9test. Strawberry had grounded out loaded the bases with one out and lined a run-scoring single. Reynolds promptly crack~!!~ an wlththebasesloadedtoendtheflfth Nick Esasky hit a grounder ,to ~,.~~~~~~;;;;;;;~ RBI single, making It 4-3. But Inning. ' second baseman Doug Flyml, who Russell also singled and Steve Sax DarUng gave up two hitS over· threw to shortstop ArgenJs Salazar walked,loading the bases. Brusstar 5!!\'ert Innings and Jesse · Orosco for a forceout. But sa1az.lr threw then ran ,.the count to 3-2 hefore went the final twolnnlngs(orhisl4th wildly back to first, allowing two striking out a swinging .Ken. save.ltwasDarllng'sslxthstralght runstoscore. ., L<mdreaux. victory, the first Met pitcher to do Brad Gulden, who had two earlier .. . · · ~ ''"" I "The protest ls based on the fact that since-torn Seaver In 19'75. hits, belted a two-run horner in the Y• he (the umpire) was supposed to · In the misty nightcap in New eighth 011 Jeff Re&)'don. ·lake the pitcher out and he didn't," York, theMets tledlt2-~!nthefourth PadresS. Cllrdlnal81 r:..u- I • It's hard to ~lieve you can get such a . said Lason:la, who claimed that on George Foster's solo home run, Ed Whitson continued Ills strong ~"~ complete package of professional color Brusstar got extra ttme to warm up hlsandlltheth and the Dlthth of his career, efforts on the InOUilc! tor DiegO, .Stdlt , pot'll'aits for just $12.95. But it's true. · while Smith pitched to Reynolds. n won It ln e seventh when with help from Rich Gossage. 2661 JodyDavtsbeltedatwo-runtriple JeffDedmonthrewawlldpltchwlth Whltsonralsedhlsre~;Drdto9-4by ' And.h~re's what's included in that package: andhadtwoslnglestoplitthetosson twoouts,allowlngptnChrunnerJose ~ 6 2-31nnlngs and allowing F'om111 y; Oh. t1M> 8xlO's 1 three Sx7's and fifteen wallets. Fernando Valenzuela, 8-9. Oquendo to score. six hits. He left ihe game with two I . ~Of:'IIOY Stallions advance to .East Division finals By~~~ BRINSTER AP Spons Writer ., -····· .. 2, 1984 Ohio Sentinel - ·-···' ....'_ .. AD .women'blitween' the ages of lB ar)d 35 are 1nv1te'd to attend. - _ tuESDAY I . ·Warning: The Surpon General Has Datilrminad That Cigarane Smoking Is Dangerous ,tp Your Haahh. . POMERoY - The 186 Order of Eanenl Star of Poll*i<IY wiD meetatT:t5p.m. inthehaUin'ltl regular tJWEtblll- LIGiflS: 10 mg. "11r". O.p mg. nlcaline.LIGHTS 1111's: 12tng. ,~ D.9 mg. nicalintl, FR.lEII: 15mg. , .... 1.1 mg. nic81in&. FILTER 100'1:16 mg. 1,2mg. nicrAine, 8'1. per ciQI!alle by 1.-. . 'I �• - ' " Sentinel 1- . • •. anl$ 1n a legal act•On ent,(!led James W. Suttle. Plaintiff YS. West Virg.nta Pulp and Paper Company, et al. , defendants. Thts acuon has been ass1Qned Case No. 83-CV·J. . and os pend•ng in the C amnion Pleas Court df Me1gs County. Pomerav. Oh10 45769. ' The obtect of the complaint rs a partition and·QUif;lt ttUe action concerning oi l .and gas underlyth e fo,llow•ng deScnbed real I 1?AC Purchase J.wardi .. announced .., Public Notice IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS eOUNTY. 0110 J...,..W. SUIIIo Plalmilt, va. w..t Vtrginie Pulp and Cornpeny, 11111.. . announced the winners of the 1984 Mltlldt. • · RICHARD _:ROBERT MA~. -._~; _.. .... ...,. ~- - .,.,._, Purchase awards and sponsors IJ!Ciude: . ·, '~mmerctal and Savings Bank In GJIIIlpolls, Sandy Stephens' "Early Murnlng on the Little Sandy." ·:.Central Trust Company of Galli· polls, Paul Bradford's "Sand Bar." Paul Bradford wa8 given the AWard of ExceUence from the f:llljre display. Farmers Bank and Savings of P_!)meroy, "Paul Bradford 's "Clark's Chapel Piece No. 1" puchased for the Ho~r Medical ~ter 'Art Collection. •' Hotzer · Cllnlc, Sandy Stephel)S' "FI,w ngrove Farm." Other pur.cfiase awards selected from Holzer $ntc were ChTts Eaton's "White · Barn," Lee Sprinkle's "Covered BFldge," and "Trees In Winter" by AWARD WINNER - Frlnnenir 11aak IIIII Savlrtp ol P1imeroy b1e .' Carol Barbour. . purchased Paul Bndonl's "Oark Cblpel Piece No. 1." • - ct &he Two selections · purchased by French Aft ColoiQo's AIUMr•l River ReCJ d'ft FMIIval Aft Exllll* Richard Mlller, CPA In Gallipolis, purchase ii.oard winners. Repr e 4 111c lbe' bank II Nancy Reed, IIIII "Mist Over Mountains" by ~anne the piece was purchaled for the Bober Mdcal Ceoter art coPecdoa. .1-.l.. . Lynn Rupert, and "Canadian ~"by Jerry ~es . Ohio VaUey Bank in Gallipolis, . Medical Center Art Collection. purchased by Empire Furniture "Spring" by Joy Thompson, purChairman's award was given to was "Red Woods" by Scott Blevins. Lola Barcus Richards' work chased for 1 the Ho~r 'Medical "Precious Memories," put· Center Art Collection. "Fall," purchased by Jan Thaler as . chased by the Memorial for Dr. Chairman's Award. . Holzer ·Medical Center Head Marcus' J . and Opal W. MagnW!Sen . "Swinging PaJTOt," by Cindy fcir Ho~r Nurses and Nursing Supervisors, Medtc!ll , Center Art "~d to Waldoboro" by Margo Louise Brown, purchased by Em· Collection. plre Furniture of GalllpOlis. AlsO ' ~ams. purchased for the Ho~r . . ' -Actor owes tharJks to Heimlich . . ' 'So when I met the doctor, I said, ·~~n. this is the second one you do {or me,' ~· Bfii!IY saki Sunday In his bJspital room. ~. 59, sutrers froni pulmonary tlbrosls, a scarring of the lungs which ts aggravated by smoking ·ana lmJiatrs breathing. . A smoker for more than 40 years, Brady has had to breathe suppJe. m8jtary ox;ygep froni a tank for -~than a year. He was Uterally gasping for breath when he checked Into ~tl's Deaconess Hospl1 tal 18st week for treatment by -HeimliCh, a Cincinnati pbystc(an. · 'Blnre Helmllc:h Installed a small pllistlc tube a week ago In Brady's • wllqllpe, the veteran actor said he has found It easter to breathe and ·~ abo~/~, and has reduced his oxnoen consumption. ••• Heimlich, who started working on the breathing tube a decade ago, said he has Implanted It In the necks of about 100 patients over the past four years. He fashioned the tube by adapting equipment previously used to Introduce Uquld salt solu· tlons or dyes, to aid X-ray photos, into patients. . He calls the tube a "ln!cro-trach" because It ts Small and is Inserted Into the trachea. Implanting the tube is a sbnple, non-surgical procedin-e, Helmllcb said. "It's done under locBl anesthesia. It lakes maybe 10 minutes,'' he said. "It'~ less than puBing a tooth." The physician, a former New Yorker who heads the HelmUch Institute at Xavier University In Cincinnati, Is best known for his 1974 · lntroduci\On of the Heimlich Ma· neuver, im · abdomen-squeezing technique that prompts choking victims to cough up pieces of trappl;!d food. Brady, anactors!ncelMSwhohas played roles In the movies "The Ol1na Syndrome'' and ''Gremlins,'' said anoQJer man Wil!d the Heimlich Maneuver to save Brady fouryears ago in a Wa~r Brothers studio "' ·Wolf Pen community hap~~ngs . ' - .~ j, ·o1\fr$. WUUam Boyce and air! and ~- Larry Johnson and RussellofColumbuswereweekend · family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ·vi4tkn of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and famBy. RUSEU and family. They iliBo Mrs. Jerry Johnson a~ family of .viSited Bertha Russell·at Veterans Texas visited her family (patents) \. ~Hospital. o1Albany. :.Mn. Jacob (Myrle) Johnson of Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy and ~. Texas visited with Mrs. Daniel, of Daniels, W. Va. apent · JB!~· Jollnaon and Mr. and Mrs. Monday until Th~y recel)tly James Jmur,on and family, ·M r. with Mr. and Mrs.,Charley Smith. • p ' J!!q,rew-ett P4rty given in Meigs •• ,. 'I ~ ·'K tai'ewell ;Holley or plll1f ' for i carotyn EaP! Ridge, who Is ·~ to Florida with her ralniJ.y ' * was held bl Mbnday ~ biGalllpolls In Duft'h ·Mazy K. Holter the wt!qrlng Marpret'futtlewroteand sUl&a-alnbtllordHolley. · Pl! IentwereEnnaClelalld,Lora ·~~~.~Ritchie, Mary ~........ ....,.... White, Sadie Trus- ~No, 83-CV-3 NOTlCE IV ...,_ .,. ........; the w*nown hlira. ............. tiMI. • ~ U8CUton. .net/or ..... of "-v ~basers. ~· Defendlnota . ;u, . .~ _ _,·_ , ~ ~ if eny, - - . n1me and Pilrebase awards for the River ReCreation Festival Art Exhibit .JConnle Campbell-Eaton' annponced the 'winners over the . $kend, and they wt11 he on exhibit at the French Art Colony before being taken to the 'btisinesses of the·· By JOHN NOlAN A-rl•twll'rell! Writer .CINCINNATI (AP) -HO!tywood actor Scott Brady says he may owe his . ute to two achievements by pilyslclan Henry J. Heimlich - the He~ -Maneuver, used to help ;victims stop choking, and a tube to 0 .. aid - lung patients In breathing , PaPer PUBUCAnoN TO: MARY MAlLACK. de- . /he ,f'reneh Art Colony has ·' SIDING CO. or vanO!JS mtle5. The Ohto Department of Tra~PQnation hereby notifies Vinyl & Aluminum that it wtll afflrmattvely msure that tn any COI1t~act entered tnto .C011pltta Gutter Worlt C-.!ttt ltmodtli" Rooflrtl of Ill Types I' PUfsuant to th•s adVert•sement. '' / I' ' mtnortty bus•ness enterpriSBII will be afforded full opportuntty to submit bids in response to this inwation and will not be dtscnmmated agamst · on the qf race. color. or i ori gin m·consideranon an .award. ~i n lebanon , Town·"M 1nimum wage rates for th1s ;:;c·i~ ~~·Js."• TCOunty: Oh•o. 1n proje~ ~ave b~n predeter· . o• 1 2. Range 1 I. mined as "requ ired by ·laW and and bemg north part of r-.rw are set forth rn the bid one quarter containtng 781 proposal,'' acres. mor!3 or less . ":The date set for complettonand the prayer ISttiat the above of th1s work shalt be Set forth rn descnbed oil and gaS nghls be the bidding proposal. " part1t•oned and t itle thereto be Each b1dder shall be required qUieted as aga1nst· all defend- to file wrth h1s b1d a cert1f 1ed· anls; that the interest be checlc or cashier's check tor an dj!term1ned and set Off or amount equal to tv, per ~ ' • arQered sold tf •t cannot be of hie bid. but 10 no event more I part1tioned: for an allowance of than fifry thousand dollars. o~a 1 atto rne~o~ fees here1n and costs. ' bond fort.,.,..-of . . bld.. You are reqlu r~d to ansvyer payable to the Director. ' . I' the compla•nt .w1 htn t"\'entv~ BidderS rnus~ apply, on the proPer fornls,. for qualificatiOn eight days aher The laST publica· 11Qn .of this noti-ce which wtU be at least ten days pri o~ to the ~ate set for openul g b1ds rn IJU bli~hed once eac h w~k -for SIX consecut1ve weeks, The last accordance w1th Ch.ap,er 552 5 l·pul,bhr·at•c•n·· will be made on Oh1o Revised 'Code. . 1984 and the lwenly· Plans and specifications are days tor answer will on f1le tn the Department of . commence on that date. Transportatto n and tjle offtce of In casA of you r faiiUJe to the Otstr•ct Deputy Director . The Otrector reserves the ans"Wer or otherw•se r.espond as required by the O h10 Rules of right to reJeCt any and all b1ds .. WARREN J. SMITH Ci~o~il Procedure. Judgment. w 1ll DIRECTOR . Top off Clltlll outfi!J ..,.U, • be (endered agai n~t You for the with this crocheted IISI·ilditt ; Rev. S t 77~ rel.r ef der:na n ded _ . In the Shell stilcha alten11h with ~ ·complaint: J!penworll 111 crate a dfsi4n ol ~ 7) 2, 9. 2T c Larry E. Spen cer 'S11mmin& ledurad stripes. Use : Clerk of Couns Me1gs County . 3·PI! acoylic sport Jlrri :'with ' Common Plea·s Court . 2-c:'olor CQ!Itrast lnm. f'"'rn ·; 'seli Fa"" ,;.t..,h 6 ... Julie CurUs ~ ~~~'7J;';'HJll. Pa- .' il'·onv. .....,.. ··liddrtll .. ..,. ihe unknown heir~. .,._ 8Ad ~: 1 · -~ -..~-.~-..~- • '. l . ' THE DITCHING -~.3~15, one - .. · 12x•s INirw ,10011! llld 24ll24. llmily l1lliil. PlltiiiiJ Ct: ..lid, w oil flnce wilh flcir.. ties far WOOdllwlw. 12d5 'blodl . . lllilclllw. 20t30 blodl .... alf ljl. 248, COIIIIIy llllliw. l,i' nilt ent ~ a... were llchsald, ' causing bleeding or ulcers, Iietm-,;~~!~~~~~ 4-H·news . The El«ht h E...,., 4'H ~b met June z I~ Cheo..,. Upllod Methodllt Oli!J'Ch. at '~'heft Wf're two advllon and itx club l1iemiJen preoenl. nie club members tilled out a sheet oo lhe lour basic food JII'OII.. and mine"alJ and nutrients. Ctuc.ti nbc the . project leuor\s the dub momben .........., lbelr 1-H boolb decorallonll and Will mu. Ihem allhe nexiiiii!OIInil. Relmllmellla...,.. """"" by Mellua MOler. The """' llll'ellll« will be·July 9 at !he Chesler United M Church ltom 2 to 4 p.m. The club piallt ., bring In aU llnlshed proJectJ to be tll'aded at the ...., meeu~. - Reporter, Healber Flnlaw. • FARII QR INVfSTIENl & BUILDING LOTS 130 ACRES 1 mile from Ohio River. Features house, huge dutch style barn, excellent lake s~e •.crop land, pasture, and woods. Owner sa'vs "MAKE OFFER ON ALL. OR PARr'. Priced to sell as a farm. . . 54 'MIIC.. Meri:handlie ' AnEfiTfOfl IUILDEIS This has·been sub1 acle - 10 be sold indi· Willi Obtain· low possible ,!frms. this Is an ••Y for either farm ::.-= NonCE TO CONTRACTORS STAT£ OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTAnON Columbuo.·Ohio Juno 22. 1984 Thank you for all' ~ he began ctiOk-. lngonfood. · . ~-. . · Because the equtpnent usi!d to TWO STORY HOUSE • make the Ji1jcro-)rach already RACINE~ Downexisted, Helmllcb saJd he eQUid' not t ·sttirs •11uipped ' witll paterit 11. He said he has apptiell ru~a liYilf ro0111, paterit and U.S. Food and Drug IIIII dtn: Admlnls)ratkm approval for '!' hiS · two badsmallllf,lessvlslbleversjon. ·., . an& · .one blth; n repla~ an older piOcedure lri• whlcll the patient breathes tank-ted lloasa also Ills blse· 9XYgen througll a· nasal cannula, menl Lot size appiox. plastic lubes ln..oerted Into' the nasal 41'1308'. Nltds worll. passages. The. nose tubes If inttrtstad contact uncomfortable, unslihtly,lnblblted Thl Homellational Bank the patient's ability to SlQI!Il and ill 949-2210. dried- out the nasal linings, Of!EII commJssaiy ~ntrlllutJna Clllll 3 614-992M7626 . PRIVATE INVESTIGATJON . OF ALL TYPES 992: 2198 ~lddlaport. Ohio ,.,...,. 414/fl All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS -~fsA~~TING -.:UI-IOY$ • to 24'136'' . lnsullted Oo(.,Housei -WaTEI -SEWER . -GAS.LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEIS P&S BUIU)INGS . lAftGi ot IMAU JOIS : PH. 992-2478 6/20/1 JIIO. pd. ~ CONTRACT FIIG·OOORI178J SIIG-000Rt11191 PUBUC NOnCE The annual report Form 990 PF for the K1bble rtoundat1on. Bernard V. · Fultz.' Tr ustee. ts ava1lab!e for public rnspet::ttOn at Be rnard ' v . Fultz" Law Office · 111 1h W. Second Stre'et: Pomeroy, Oh10 4 5769. during regu lar bus1ness hours for a penod of i 80 days subsequent to publ1cat10n of th1s notice. _ .. t . WANJ WS 14iiii;~M;;.;ii;;;;iiilel o..r 170 ¥Iliad desians, 3 free patlemt. Send $2.()0. . ·au CMFJ IIODU ~ .a ' . IJ4.14 Qllta 1llllllit Qorllll lUfalltlla .... Qirlll!la, 132-0rriltOrflll* ' . JJI..... I .... Qtrllll ' ' ..... ,.......' .: ·~ ........ llf.l1trtllf c..- ...... 1 ' l&rllttl Gtrilll I l14.f" /I . . . . .' .J§af :,.. . , ... ' c:oAI:mACTING ~ '~ !· . ••s. .......... , . ••._.,....... I /.oOzE~ 992-2259 . NEW um~e - ·lleautiful blicll rar£h in a great ~ Full baement, palil, carport, garage, family room, rae. room, all in excellent condition. Many fellures. Must be -.. $57,900.00.," . • flEW umNG - s,ntuse Remodeled ofdet: home, has been a rental Income sooull make Payments. 3 bedrooms, Mass~ 36" Mower. \ ........... ...., . ' " ·' • "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE '~. ~ No Don Parmont Lonr llo!llhiJ Plyment BlACKSTON lEW CAR & TRUCK L£ASIIIG . . ' •wATER, GAl. ha,321 OIL UNEI PoaHWoy,OH. 45769 JIM CLIFFORD · PH. 992-7201 For f11l11 Stlvi"' C.ll · NEW UmiiG - l.q!villt - 106 acre farm With approx. 15 acres in bottom land. Sec:luded and private des· cribes ttlis property with a 2 sllry frame home with 4 bedrooms, bam, sheds and cella!. $55.000.00. flEW UmNG - Ranch type home with ful basement, central air, wuodburning firePace, II in IJ)Od condition. Want $24,900.00. · flEW UmNG - Business or ~ buidina in Pu~ in IJ)Od coudition, plus an apart· FENCE & SUPPlY i 220 I. Main, Pam~ ' CLEANERS 1- f'H. • 35115 Oat Hill la~d .. Lon& BottoM, OH. 45743 l . Pll. (614) 985-4212 WI · Use Yon Sc"radtr Equlpmonl .Rico•••ndld by lMdilll Carpi! lanuIICttrrtrS. Vinyl & Alumiilunt SIDING I Now Chevy ~ruck .. :. PII!IDII.:........... '76.95 DOORS .,.......... •I49.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 ' SALES & SERVICE . SIDING IUMf'US .......... '69.95 GRILL ................. '42.50 Wanted To Buy 1I CO ~ 'I. R. SUPPORT.. ... :. •84.95 Calllorfrft sidin&tt· •timates. 949-2801 or T..l GATI ...... ... '85 .00 I'OIID f'INDIR .... '69:95 BUMPIR .... ........ $69 ,95 Also Soma Car Fenders Available 'I I .. I ' JONES BAR Wtsl Col1111ble UVE BAND IVIRY WOK END "Mud River Band" Ftat•lna Lanny THnllll ~I.. Special For The Ladies AL TROMM I '• 742-2328 '111 llf Loweat Rates 949·2860 Every Sundar Nilht 9:00 to 1:00 . Wt Have thl No Sund•y CaHs "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE UW' • 6/14/1 mo. YOUNG'S , SERVICE I - 1'1•-"""tltctrlcal ' , •RofrlguotOft 11o1111 T- 912-5692 •Drrera •f,..a•r• P.f\RTS •nd SERVIC::E .101111 . . . . . H ·l1c - -:r• war• - AddOM end rem a llallftl -Roofl.. - Conante •R•ngft ., ' . (F,.. ElllmatHI V. C. YOUNG Ill Authorized Jo,hn Detrt, Hew Holl1nd. Bus~ HOI ·.. Farm Eqvipment • Dealer Farm· Equipment Parts & Service ...... 'P«;;n;;;o;;········· Middleport & Vicinity r :r.,, MILLER ELECTRIC .· SERVICE For all your wirin1 nttds; furnaces repair service and installltion. Residential &. ComTMrcial Call 742·3195 Or 992·5875 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Blldoi, · Iron. wood, cupbo-. choirs. chooto. b11koto, dlohoo, otone .j ora, antlquH, gald •nd 1IIVar. Write-M.D. Miller, llt.2, PofMfOf', Ohio 4117118 or ""II 1114-H2· 7710. GARAGE Alto Transmission .• PH. 992-5682 or 992~7121 l , .....rey, Ohi• ~ -···1 HomemeJtere ••rn x-tra inco,.,., ,.II'N'fltltlvH In thio .,..1 Porty pion up. a pluo. Gitto, tayo, ho,.,. docor. No linrHt,.,.nt. Cora phonon« . Coli free 1· 800·113' 9077. Alto baoking portita. ' w. - NOW AVAIWLEI "SUPER 94" The IIOit .......1 ,,.. m111111 plalfee I• The, 111 Bend.,... ' 94 Octut Ethanol Enhanced AvolleW. Oltly AI Rlfatii'S M~SIIVICI CINTER M-, W.Va. /20/l mo. I · - ...... c..... c....a lllolo puppleo. mothef UoiM IIIICOIM Tul Pnprl'ltlon Apoo. 114·387-7120• ,. PERSONALIZED PQOLS . 5 JN~oRa ~~r!Y.~.!~a• I Roofl"' IAIIITINANCE. SERVICE l INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABoVE &·Ill-GROUND Frea W8tar Anelyell At I t - or Pool Site Wide Range of Chemlc1l1 It Suppll. . J ro:. . . Af••lnull &1 Vinyl Sldlrip 111 v- exper~.,..oe GREG ROUSH PH. 912-7183 or 992-2282 ••toe cont...., c-. ROUSH bt1111nct oi1t Cut\:, Pole Bldll• lii;;;;;;;;;:;,•:til.m '-·H-~.In· ' I 11-ptlnjr ....,rl""tiono for pooitlon of route' dellvert SWEEPER end -tnt ma· d"-. Thun . .lutyii,1·3PM cloino repAir, .p8rtl, 8nCI ., tho 7·Up Popoi Woro· .Uptllln. Plcll up end houM on lit. 7, Choohlre. d•llvlfy. Davi1 V•cuum CIM-. ono 'haH mile up Hiring homemo~t.r.ln Galllo 0 - C - Rd. Clll County. Oomonotr... toy 1114·4411-0214. portlto until Chrlotmu, goodpey,12week(ob .. fr• KARAT£ · UOOtoyllit, nolmowbtNWit. The loet In Self·dofenMi no cahotlng or dll-g, Prlvotal ..eo.-...P"-2811- fun, · to l..m. Call Glondlne •14-387-7770 qr 3074, .l-oon. Ohio. .,......441·4883. . . Try Mlllnv the N- Avon 1 - - - ' - - - - - - Woy. for information. coil . .byalttar · nMdod in my 114-441-11118.. homo. Coli 448·21111 after lor-enda. There willetbe 7:00 • .on Ill,;;i;t;;;;;();;;;;;-;;;;~ July 1, ., tho Alliotant o.,.ntot noodod lurllnghom Commun!ty ot G,.OI Epl_.t Church . Clourcll. Go-' Coii81,.8N·3tll. " rortormrng . aundoy· ' Hnven •ound Feur: I GCI'i•n....,Jolio. t18.11118 Monday -- Harv . .t Trio: • . .0.11!13.,..,. ~owHirln,. Tulldey- - Grubb Fomlly; Your-· Cllll1·108·118 · , Wtdneoday··CoiiHn Dou· 1009. Ellt. 11·8108. 1ann: Ewaneollot Hor~y laovtC. Ro--natlvo. . . W;holl• of Cool¥1... wll ,... Mver ..._ •••••• MCh auaalated with one of U. euentng. , _ llay . . _ . ....,. In - - ftnon· milt Invitee tho pulollc. alii 1M dooo 1m.,.....,. aptntltttor ....Windlvlcf.. flnaftciel Q 491 Gen. Hartinpr Pkwy. . '. llddltport. 011. I PH. r992-2549 or 11<1-tfc '----:------;_-~ ...:.:...J ; .~ ' ., 77';1·50~14 tlon . .._...,,.,..,__, .....,.. ofllco - - · PrwaHoo kltMnl. lwka. wilt ... Mlf·mativoted, like ol4l. trollied. Z maloi, 1 -lllllwarll. heft.IOOCI IMiole. Cell 441· 0122, La· _........_ oltiHa; Inial· lilt Dr. 1 ...._.. Coll.e.• 'r•da,. · ·-ald.....,..IDIOOCI -pillld.· Cal !'art814-811·'7HO. 8 - n ..... a tunv e~~anur lolttana'a f ful ~ ntO:TWif o.t. c.ll 114-HZ-7174. ------ ..';.·. •' Pt P.l easant · & Vicinity : .;;, ·-· -----.--- ... --. -· -----. -·-... --.--- .. --------- . t========:t~~~~~;::=:::,t,,», llebyolttor wontod far nbam rolwiwAcoo noqulrwd . 32 ta 40 hn per WMk. Call 992..215 .. tn-7::114 pm, el1o • ch1lr thllt co~~l to bed. Callll14-8118·4376, , 1--------- It 124,Po-.oy Ohio · AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR · matt~HI, plctur•a. eMirS/ dllhu. buohol flald cratao. mioc. ltomo, living robril ' aulte. At Fltzperrlck o .. , chord, State llout8 1188 .W.,' July7 a·s. fnom 10 am to li" ~- · 3 family yard Mle, Juno 30 to July 2. DlohH, oppllan.. ~ it coo. baby clathoa & adult utlltiw:Y.t mMo of 811 7 on dathlng .. 483 B...:h 8t., Yard tole 112 Front St.,) , Maaon, WV. July 2 thru 7t~ . 124. 118,000. 1114·992- Mlddoport. Neat ti> SA. Toolo, colloctlon of plateo. 5108 .. 317· 71148. " .. · ----:-:--:-:---:7:' 1 I FomHy yonl Hie, July 2 a fUrniture, miiiC, .,: .... 3 loodroom brick ho,.,., 1 Yo 3, roln or lhine. 9 to .&Mch beth. lui baMmont. 2 cor day. Loto ·at clathea, mloc 3 Family Yord Sale 211~ M~leon Ave. : "" r - · 1 - lat. CaH 614- ltemo, lumltu,., & IIYOn tl2·li133. Callogo Rd.. bottles. 1.2 mHo out Sll143 11 Jofferoon Avo., Pllinl':, 8f'ICUM, Ohio. · on tho laft. Fridoy, July., 6 . · ouaeW1re1; househof~ SyracuM - - • nlco 412SpringAvo, Pamoroy,4 buHdlng toto with nicio old family yord tole. glauwaro. !tomo, chlld,.n'o toyo 8n[f. brick Joouoo on Wotor St. clathN, baby itomo, a loto ):lathes. fabric . drapes. 9:00-4:30. ......tooldng ,.__ Colll14- of other ltomo . .Thursday • 992-~974. Frldoy. 10 t~ I. ·Rein pooponeo. Yard Salt, Mooon, WY. llomodoled 2 bodraam Horton StrMt, July 11.8.7, • • I , .7• •f - . . with carpeting & J uIY 2 , 3 ,.,, "' am1'II••· 9:00·8:00 CION to B & B -~ Sink · ot-·e couch W1tar deltYery buelnaae. - b u,_, ...rgo cov~~ • • baby ·• M1tk1t, Lawrence Foreman Golllo ond Muon C.ounty. dtck. Mid 20'o. Cofl 1114· oclult :ciatheo. 921 Hyoall ,.oldence. Sariou• in'qulrie• only 992·117113 far appointm...,, St., Middleport . . . . . 304-871·11111 ... onlng II ta 9 p.m. FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII 14ft. wide thrao 32 Mobile Homes 32 Mobile Homes c;!o loodroom, bath and haH; for Sale for Sale -..~·<l 22 Money to Loan mGbila home oltting an ni"" ' _,." -----:---~· lot. ...ely to mOvl Into 1976 Boyvlow 14 X 10,.1.. 12211.00 clown t22&.00 per 14X86 · 3 Bll, 111• hoot, Refrlg, otavo, CA, WB, g..Oa. ' • HOME. LOANS FIXED month. 304-11711·2711. 1173, good cond .. cond. Cell 814·448·11106 1'\ ,<;, RATES 8 - marl<ot ,.,.., f7900 .. 12X60 oil gao, 2 Sovon yur old haini, t~roiio Fiaed convontlonol FHAVA. Leeder Mortgage, bedrooma. garden epot. BR. 1969 t4900. Collll14· Trailer 8a40 with 8x34 ' aluminum owning, 2 IMMI' ··1 Athens, caltoct 1114-1192- 280& Uncoln A... Slo!o pet. 446·0175. room, completely fumle'*f. ' • ata~mable loon. 304·875· 3061 . 14X611 3 BR, gao hoat, Eac. con. 12500. CoN 111.,: 1, ' 5047. . ~' 1973. good cund .. 992-3540. ., .... "'' 3 years-old, total oloctrlc, f7900 ., 12X80 ell gao. 2 dtcll • fen...t in back yard, Bll, 1919 t4900. C•ll 614· 1975 klrkwaod Mabile Service1 . Homo, 14K70" gaod candl•·], B Y . - · - l o l a loon, 448-0175. tlon, 2 bthe. 2'h ~~· 1 n 0,000 clown ar wut conoldar , _ r... loncl, -50'. i974 14X70, · 3 BR. 1'il drilllld wall with big bldg, tor, " PIANO TUNING Lowar after 11. 304-671-1843. beth. totll elee . ,good Mle or ,.,t, Coli 614-84~' ~· priced regul•r tuninga• cond.,t8900. Coli 814, 5268 or 843·11231. dlacaunts to Son lor Cltlnno, 4 loodroom · ho,.,., fenced 448-0175. . • .;J. Churches a Schoalo. ,.,ord' 1 yard, great for family, bo· 1 981 , Hollypork, 14a~~,n. l(oy-rd, 304·1711·3824. hind high ochool. 304·876· 1978 ol otoctric . rnobno· exc. cond., 12x8 decK; home, V:r ecielot with 36x3& undorponnlng and lai'jji(!;, 28611. Plono Tuning and Ropalr. black building, Yo ecro t'ot room ·air cond. in~luded\, ;:._: , Brunicanll Music Co.. 4411· For ulo by 302 Steff with _,ic tenk a rural 304·895·3895 or B!l!br' 0887. Skill a"" lnt.. rity our Houoe Rd. 3 -roomo. _,.,, CaN between 7 • 31100. . . .: ' lrOdo....... Lane Danltlo. complete kitchen, b1th. BPM, 446-01 81. ,. 814·742·29111 . •77 Cameron. 14x70, . •JG~~ largo tomlly roam with wood 3 badraom, "!!!!' .' · burner, utility roam with 1978 Libo•ty Caravan walhot ond dryor, .,..,...... 14a70. 3 bdr., front kitchen, underpenning. front po;Clf".' 2 c.r v•r•ge. .deCk •nd dining, living raom with g1a hea.t, eKe con·~iJ~ coverlld patio, 1itutltlld an woodbUrnlng fireplace. bath $8 , 000 . 00 . 3-04·81.11.!'1. Iorge lot. For oppolntmont with 111rdon tub, ni"" .,.. 2700. . 2 ~! call 304-11,76-4319 or 676· pli•ncee many feeturee. 31 Hamal for Sala 1972 Belmont .12a60, kit· '77 C•meron, 1 4x70, 'el'!'-~: 6220. chen, living, 2 bdr.. 1 bath pando, 3 -roam, FO< Rontln town with option By own•, five room. cent fill no furnence or appliance•. underpenning. front porch, to buy, 3 811, fon...t yard. air, carpat, fuU baM,.,.nt, Call 448·0902 8:00AM to gaa heat , exe cond *8.000 . 00 . 304 · 871"{ ' Ceiiii14·448-2Qe1 nlghto. oao, cond. 1411,000. 304· 4:00PM. 1711·13119 oftor I p.m. 2700. ·~ 14a70 throe Iorge bod Ho1111 f<>r Sale by ownoo:. 4 Bll houoo on L - River HOUII for Mlo, 191 Park rooms, fully carp•lld ucapt Clan 1974 12all0 mobile Rd. 3 miiM aauth of •-n: . Drive, Paint PIIOIMit. 2 khchen, underpinning. MuM · home. 304· 675·1525 • or Woodbumlng fiNIIIIICO, glf· 1tory, new kitchen with new move. Boot otfor. Coli 441· 176-6686. . Ill•· baMmont, ...w fur- appllancoo. 304·1176·2192. 3162.. Sale or Rent : 1979 Sr\'oli1ol: •, nace. ond root, -aoldng tho Ohia Rl,vw.Coll .doytlmi Houee to; ule. l'h •aume ~ 19119 Noml:O 12XAIO. 2·or 3 non 14x70 al·electric, .. l (!) 1 4411 · 11111. night 441· bloloan. u.ooo .ooclawn. 3 bdr .. new carpet, *4.600. badrooma, 12a2B fam@Y., 1244. llodroomo. 11o!o batha. Large Call after 4 :30. 614·2511· room budt·on, wood·coal burner. panly turni1hW~~ lot: Coli 304-1711·11848 bo· 1100. utility building, aero laft"d, Summw Tlmo Ia SltVIngl fo,. 11:30. 17&·4318 after 1974 14x70 New Moon Jerry's Run Road, A·PM._f" n.... on thlo .. modolod 11:30. mobile home. 2 bdr., IV. Grove, WV. 304·175·231~.{~ homo. lave Nowll Middle· bath, oil kit. app.. new port 114· 992-11941 . drapn, •lurR. bllnda. on 1982 Clayton, 14a70, ,IJ!I• 32 Mobile Homes • rontlld lat with fenced In bedroomo, 2 batho. dis· Lao homo 3 bdr., locatlld on for Sale Mitchell Ad, Golllpollo. Coli yard. BK1 b otor- buHding, hw11h:1r, stereo, ceiling~ oac. cand. t10.1100. . Call flreploco. ·mlcrowove. con 448-11152. 4411-7641 or 446-7133 trel ai'~ concrete atep1 "" under penning. • 1 15,60.0. Country home {or toll, 3 NEW AND USEO MOBILE flrm. 304· 773-11&110. ·" bclr .. control hoot • olr, full HOMES KE88EL'S QI.IAL· ITY MOBILE HOME BALES, buoni., • rurol w•*· '2 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOU8. 1972 Skyline 1 -room,~ ~~=;;::===~~~: 1 2x44. itove. refrigerator. I · ..... : Cet11114·378-21113. RT 35. PHONE 1114-441- a.c., underpinning. Sat ' UP 33 Farms for Sale" '" :a bdr. LA. kitchen, bo· 7274. on rontocl lot: t4360. Coli -:--::-:---::-:-:--''-: ''~··" tllroom, .,.,_ral Clllllng, 992-7479. · Small farm 118.25 ac..oi'lrr corport; .,.,.. _ ad e'acept 1 3 rn1 ni"" mobllo homo. 2 Portland, 0 hio, bo;dored by .......... (hard tloorJ, city bedraom fumlohod. LOW 12AIIO molollo home Mul· Ohio IIi.., & highwov. J'lf!o:' · ' I!IIICED-COMPARE barry Hgtt, Pomeroy, whh buildings, some ,,..., ~ . natural hMt. THESE VALUES BEFORE 1b1Bft. oddtd1oom, on lot mtner•l righte. F•ir m1rilet";,, oacollont neighborhood. lhody town. t21.100. Lo- YOU BUY. 12a52 • 12x44 811a148 ft . Cement blocll pri.,., •40,000. Fo• inlbr· ~ad ~ mi. out of City atf liao. 8ROWN'I TRAILER 110'119"· c o - p•to • 2 m1tfon. write 8 . Gr•h•mn , lit. 141 ......... Dr. Coli PARK. Mlneravlllo. Ohla. outbulldinga. Contact Leona 4615 Emerald. Nocoa-;:., . . Stewart, 814-992-11271. 448-1a33 or 441-11,87. dochea. Tex11 75981 . ' ~ - r CaM 114·992-3324. Iaiii• kitchon, L.R., bth, utllty rm, autbuldlngo, ..tl .................. 001 • ..,., ; ' Garage Sole· Yo lied com-: ·plete, met1l bed, d,....;, t.rge dining room Uble'1 brnkfll1 .... buffet. leatf!l!r • GUYSVILLE. OHIO era..-- 'CARPENTER KEN'S ' .' . APPLIANCE ~ SERVICE · 985-3561 l All Malras •W••h•n •DIIhw••hera Yord oalo- July 3rd. I tci'4'.' llt.33 4-lane, Long Hallow'' Rd. Mite. · Jim MIM Cllov.· Oida Inc. Bil G- Johrioian 448·31172 3 Announcements DOZER · AND . BACkHOE WORK ..' I • "Beautiful, C111tom Buih .Oerege1" fIll iiii.Joll U. S. RT. 50 EAST 6-6-1 mo. ' ~ BISSELL , "'1tr:Jt.f' Jr. . 9 llooponolblo edult wll do child ce,. In mv home. AIIH newborn to I YMrt·ald. Have IOOd referencu, !0411711·38118. · 1-------...--'- 1114·2411-111 87. llfAI.lDIS ~ Aoictlon every Fri. night ot tho Hartford Carnmunlty Center. Tiucldoodo of, new ,.,.rchondioo .....; - · Coioolgmonto of nlrw end uolld mwchandloo tlwm wotcomo. Rlchlnl Raynalda Auctioneer . 304·271· 3018. cloon uolld .,.rs. .'fR(( UTIIATES" $25.000.00. ....... ·A · m .... • 614·992-6737 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY . ACCENT Business Services ment aver. Owner will neaoliate. Bargain Priced . At l'fiiCE REDUCED -s,.- Allradlve 3 bedroom ranch, new dedlina. ilfle lit Seper1111 ctinina """"1 with slidiog . 4lm ID' Jirlii . dedc. Utility btlildiili liS I.a. hell Owner needs IO.sefl $33,500.al. . · Eaporlerocod b!obyolttar wll bop child In your ho,.,.. H..,,....,....... 30+-n3· 9113. · Public Sale ·Roger Hysell ; ~=CH:E:ST=ER==~::::I:::::·==·==~~ l nice lit Orlly $11,900.00. Interior ond oatoriar p81nt· lng, textured ceilings. 304~ 11711-11173. . • ' . BAUM .LUMBE Wt'd Uko to·llllr-o JOIIO E-A·I:ar.lllt- 1r1Y to drht tl!o mido of roor chokec · • "CUSTOM IUILT HOMES : Ferguson .....•..•••• $1:91: · - IIIJERESTED Ill A ·' .JJ(ttVfHICLE "CONCRETE WORK , , I · . ' ) 10 HP f()rd ...........................'995 j Automatic, hydraulic lift, 42" mower, snow blade.< 1, : .8 HP : iACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELO IERYICES USED TRACtORS ,, 8 Speed, 36" mower. "Smice that Joftts AbOve The Rest" I lll.falr ......... .cMi.t 107·1111111tltwlrtl Lolt In New Haven area, 1.711 ....., houM, 2 bdrmi. 117.falr..... _. . .llilll 10 HP Wheel Horse ..•.. ;........ '1749 0. We 8omrtce All M-·Madelo lllllft!IIIMIIIIIIIon Houle' CIIIJ 1nd Shop • Sorvi...lvlilablo • . .. . 112.......... 98~·4289 . Ill~~ 13Ci Ph. IUo An-. Call tiHIIZ 611811 mo. pd. I · 483SJ ScOII CIJ!IP Rd. Chester, Olilo w--985-3813 --985•3837 r 16 HP Twin Allis ·Chalmers ...•. '2595 42" Mower. · E. M•irl..., ........ , . G~S-WATER = .'r.'J: ' r------=,.--~ Co. CHESTER-985-3307 ·~ APP.LI~MCE · ~ERVICE SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS. · FitTINGS VOLUME DRIPS r&:;;4:;;:;;M:;;.i:;;~~«::;;.:;;M::::;;e:;;rc;:h:;;•::::;;:;;:;;L·~lts-~ls~.QIII=2112111 :2_,=•4~,~-·~·'·- j Reel Estate General In RIDENOUR ' 1Y & APPLIANCE Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-143-5191 . 106-nc BOGGS G&W. PLASTICS &SUPPLIES . ........ cr=s -.·• r::. Ill"'"· We pay ""lh for lato model AMw, fit!!!!· ; YOUR NEXT'CR.~FT is in 'our'NEW I 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG • Se·afed proposals w1ll be repetved at the .office Q1 _the D~rector of ttle Ohio DePart-. ment of Trans·p ortation. Columbus. Ohio, until 10:00 A.M .. Ohto Standard Time. Tuesday, July 24. 1984. for imorovements· in: Athens. Gallia . Hock1ng 161 2S. 29 17} 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7tc Meigs. M onroe. Morgan. N ~ ble. V•nton and Washington Count1es. Oh1o. on vario4s routes and sections. by pJac1ng lf, State furnished pfismpttc retro reflec tors~ " . Pavement Width - va"nes. Project Leng th - O.OOfeet or O.G(}.ml le. Werle Leng th - vanous feet ' •111$011 REFRIGERATOR W• lhovo. A full. limo Shop Tachnidan on Duty 3 1 ._1_ 11_ 2 ~'·---­ 3 Fomlly Yord Sate. Mon • · _1_14 ..,-_2_8_ T..... lteff Houae Raod, wtli do cuotam combining. near Flkgraunda. falloW Clllllil14-2411114811 olgno. Boby, child,_, ma· 1 · • · ·lctwnlty clothN, toyo, Wotor wells, . drilllld a ..,. Horloqulno. entlq,.. fuml· Vicied . FrM aotlmotH. Cell turo, mloc. 1:00 • 4:00. 1114-98:Z.IIOOIIarll14· 742· 3147. & Auction •SPEED QUEEN LAUNORI Sizes frotn 6'16' Up -TRUCHE~ ze. ...... t.mrr PRICE 18 Wanted .to Do LOST: lemon wallcw coon 1'-------....;.hoUnd In )linelnlty of Horoo Cove. A"l- with iilformo· lAwn Mowing • Trimming. tlon ..n 14-141·2878, Rtllallle ond d-doble. Loot largo gray robtoit; RE· Roaaanoble ratoo. Con 114WAIID, N- HltVon ··-· ···1 2111·112111 5:30. Will plow tobacco. Call 304-882·31172. HEADQUARTERS F.OR UTILITY BUILDINGS Gar- aala. July 2. 3 ._4 . '. Arbaugh Addition, Tul!fll'l Plolne. lpen- ~II' om to 4 pm . Ratodllor, H . ljP lownmo- moll", 3 Pl/;: hitch cuhlvator .. omoll pr,., · ture ,...mp, l•r• tree ...n'd• ,. lng forced air oircl!lotlilg tlropl- lnoludlng IUPII'Irtl boa, plp8, flolhlng • 11orm cap 1200, 12 Inch whHI!, 1OdOn ""n"".a tent, ployorl, upllolotorod chOii toy chHU. baako. cl , act. lllln or lhlne. . ,.. Situation• Wamed Lo1t ind Found 8 •ZENITII •SYlVANIA Slzn Start From 12'lll6' -IIACKHOES -OUIP TIUCKS i WE ARE. YOUR SAL£5 AIID SERVICE iii 113. IIIII C.... S1L, ... Pub.l ic Notice 'POMEROY, PULLINS , • ~7' 12 groy ciet with ""'Ito otrland white booto, 11-ordl 304·882·3872. ,... l1f 11111 Prill ..... : Contrxt- legal CatoY..No. ....74!1 ~. • Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .PAT HILL FORD '6118/1 mo. pd . : The Daily Sentinel M8rarity, Janice LaWIOII, Elleell Clark Marcia Kl!ller ' BettyD~··h • • ........... Opal ~ Cluzy Newell, ~ ID a gift for but not pt Ellt WB'I!: Ada Morris, Goldie F'IEclbil;k, EllzabetltHayes Esther Smith and Beulah Makey. . ·1569: -n·s sizes .38-48 ,Incl. S2.15 for ncb pattern. 1 Add SOl eac~ patlefn for posboge and hudlina. Se•d le: Public Notice CARD OF THANKS (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: line ICIIS witlt I ilicely c:GIISinldld OOIICN!t block BUS.: ,9 85-3813 REsi: 985-3837 ..· £,'~~. :' Card of Thanks . FOR SALE FR~E EStiMATES Wolfe Investigations. • 4 family yord *"'July lith a 8th. Wright 11t.. flrot · otrtlt' Pitt Pomot'OY E...._,.,.. ," Yanl aolo. houH hold, mUle!' lteme. Men, women., ohlktt"' ..,•• clathoo. One mile frtHII' Langovlllo, Ohio. Dolltor1 Rd .. Co. lld .. 1 0. July4, 5, ft; 7 10to8. ' '4 Lott. maroon lftl,.. on bony Avo. Nomo In aayo llh.,.,. Bmhh. ,.,.,d, Coli ••2·1841. 69 you ha,e been named defend· , . L_ _jL:!e!_e!!!!!!!!ii!JI ·sERVICE . SEWAGE LINES kilt.... •..... -•Y 1'""';.,.._--.;;.;.:;;:.a we·can repair and re· core radfltors and htlttr· cores. We can also aci- boll and rod out radiators. We alsQ repa·ir Gasllflka. & Vicinity 2 baby old. bltook and gray, 304-11711· 3810. ~ • 8 RADIATOR ,·s~RVICE GAS ~INES WAJ!R LINES Port ._... pupplw, male Md'-Ja, 304~i71·11150 , Port Gorman Sh-nl puppy to give to • good home, tornele. two mantha old. 304-aa2-3210. Guttera Cleened · It Painted EUGENE LONG ' You are hereby nOtified that 1 - - - : : - - : - : : - : : - ' - . - - your cards and other kind deeds. It reaUy niade my day. May the Good I.Cl rd bless all of ·ybu as He did me 011 that . NEW-REPAIR lit•~rrn D~ors Ph. (6141 843-5425 ·, : · . S.l-2 mo. d. ·~, SHOE REPAIR Guttere 20yoa,. ,"Frtt htiMittl" grounds · .a;z- ........... 1 9. 6tc ..,., eKOCutOnl. ancl/jll' ... 161 4. 11 . 18. 2. 5,171 21 ,ligna of Morv, Mdoclo. doc. · 1 ROOFING CO. ...... Gaiiipoii&"" .... Downspouts Worked In home are• - - -------1 .. s SUPERIOR •. ... Ohio Sentinel By S. Michael according to a researcher at For IJ1j! Seiiiiilel Massachusetts Institute of TechnO!· ~ /he most exciting ·thing that's ogy. "We know It deviated from a happened In cancer research reo normal cell In many respects and cently, is "the tnstg~t we've gained these all seemed to be the conselilfo' the molecuia,r change. that quences or some central regulatory occur when a normal cell is alteration - of some master switch oonverted Into a cancer cell ...:. the being tripped lnappropMately. But P(ocess called transformation," nobody bad any Idea what the · liccordtng to the Meigs County master .switch was. Now, at last, . Gancer Unit. we've begun 'to find switches and · ,· ~c genes In many ldnds of . understand how they are tripped qancer cells have been found to be inside the cell." · responsible for orchestrating the Just how an onc<igene forces a process, he l!lqllalns. The~ are the normal cell to become malignant Is . o1!~nes. the .question of the 198ls, Mful\ael said. · · l For a lOng time the cancer cell was a black box to scientists The use or bacteria Instead or ' ' July 2, 1984 Ohio -Cancer·research -- '. • ........... ..... ,., ...........,. "Int....... ...,. a ,.,.eo........... ~pp~y live trllnlng proll'ltlftl to perform ouccoatully In OMCit. MIIM. oalaatlona. a ttdmlninotmlon .. Compotl· tfw lllery OOii4UWIUf:8te Cllll -2111 ana ..., for JIM IRodgr- tor your _ . . .......... leMfta.l Oh, Inc. . 0 W. Znd St., PoniOIOf, Oh 48711. ------:----.....·.. ~2;3;::~P;r:o;fa:as=;io:n:e~l== ow-. ~.t r ...,,.,era, '"*''' .... -----'· 4 ! I �.. ,• 34 54 Misc . Business Buildin~JS 446- 1363. 8t Acreage 35 lots lot for sale In Mercerville. Call 614-268-6618. have Surveyed lot with watch and elect fie hookups, approx. 'h l!oW almilar 11eme dl•counta. ovoilabla by July 1. Open 7 do yo. BAM to 1OPM . Rem. 20 ga . .olugo U. 75 IQr 6. A. In quiet subdiviaion near Rodney, 2 mi.- from Holzer Medical Center. Call attar 6 :00. 448· 1380. for Ute~ 56 lorot10'o Quno. 448·1 822 .. re•r 2310 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. Varmint hunterJ ••rt•t shooter. we . have a Hllctlon of Smith & Weuon bolt action high powerriflu, l_ight . l!o medium weight barrels. These tre the deluxe finish versions arid reflect S W's peerlen workman~ .end quolity throught: Retell prlcoo •43566 - Loretta's Bu si ne11 Building. exc , cond. For information call 8 acres of ground in lebanon TP. Good builcling site ori hard top road. Asking $6000 or belt offer. Call 614· 843-6231. ....,.~ Jl 1 Ox&O ~ilor on bal.o rge wooded lOt. 7 mil11 low Gallipolis on Racoo_n. ,IIRS.Jl)S.I<'/~. '22 COT1'AGre -..a. Monday, Pomeroy.....-Middleport, Ohio Sentinel Pets for Sale KIT 'N' CAN.YLI <!Jbr 1.MrJ WrWit Mon4csv. July 2, 1984 2, 1984 . ~ DICK TRACY end- THAT ICIIA?tBLID WOIID GAlli b)/ HOnriArnold Lll 79 ,.,otor1 Homes Csm~ers & ---'---:-:::::-:-: ' For oalo. like new 1975 16-' HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding oil , breedo. Hooted , Indoor-outdoor facllltle•. AKC Oobermon puppleo: Stud Service. Clll814· 441· ft. camper, Hlf contained. 1; ,.~ Call 4411· 0514. 1795. 1:00 St'l VICI!S Judy Taylor .Gri>omlng. Call 814-387-7220. "::-.,----;-;--:-:---- ., 81 Brlorpotch iconnolo ProfH· llionol AH·br!Md grooming. lndoor-outdoo( boarding facllltlu. Pick up end delivary oervipo. Englioh ,Coqkor Spt· niel puppieo. Call 814-388· 97.9 0. !; Home Improvement• 7:30 aecludad, 2 miles from Route 35, aix miles from Henderson on , good gravel road. border5 Cornstalk State Park, Includes two well• and trailer hookup, all mineral rights included . $3,700.00 614·446·0208 . SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE JACKSON ESTATES 82 Olivo St .• Gallipolis. Now APARTMENTS (Equal & used wood S. coal ltoves~ Housing Opportunity) has 8 pi.Ce woo4 living room one and two bedrooms, rent suite with 6 inch flit al'rh.l starting at S 16 7 for one $399. bunk bodto complete bedroom and $193 par with bunkleo •199. 2 ploco month for two· bedroom, antron living·room suites with $200 depooh located •199. antron recllnoro 's99. nair Foodland and Spring ot.-.ar reclinara. 880. maple VaHey. Plaza, pool a~d TV dinette seta $179, box ant. Call 446-2745 or springa & mattran twin or mes_sage. full 81 00 set regular-firm 8120. maple dinette chelrs 3 bdr. unfum. garage apt .• 1311. wooh stands 134. $250 plua deposh. Call maple rockers e&9. 7 piece 446·3786. chroma dinette set 8149, 6 piece dinette set 8$9, used Furnished apt. 919 2nd., bedroom suites. refrlgeraGallipolis. $176,. Met:' only. tors, ranges, chest, dresaers, Call 446·4418 after 7PM . wringer waohero. TV"o. dry· oro. & oha01. Caii614-446Newlv remodeled 2 bdr.. 3169. equipped kitchen, c a n t r a l l - - - - - - - - - - air. S260. 821V. Second LAYNE"S FURNITURE Ave .• Gallipolis. Call 446· Sofa. ch1ir, rocker, otto2158. men. 3 .tables. loxtro heavy by Frontier!. •686. Solo. 4 roOms a. bath. unfUmiahed chair and loveaeat. •275 . pat.. util_itiea paid, . .Sofas and chairs pric'd from only, no · peta. Cell 446- 121167 to $895. Tabloo. $46 3437 or 448·3111 . and up to $125. llldo·abodo. S440 . and up to Unfurnished 2. bdr . in Crown 1525., Reclinero. 1176. to City. Cell 614·266· 8620. 8376 .• Lamps from 828 . to 876.6 pc. dinettes from 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated, 899 .• to 436. 7 pc. S119 $80 to 8200 per mo. utlltieo and up. Yiood tabte with six port. paid. Call676 -51 04 or chairo S4211 to $746 . OHic 676·6388. $110 up to $225 . Hutchao. 8660. and up. maple or pine 4 rooms & bath. furnished, finish . Bunk bed complete clean. no peta, •duhs only, with mattresses. $2&0. and deposit & reference re- up to $396. Baby bedo. quired. Call614-448·1619. $110. Mattresaes or box springs. full or twin . . $68 .• 613 Third Ave. $136 mo .. firm. $68. and 878. Queen adults only. deposit re- ~t•. 8196. ·4 dr. cheats. quired. Call 814· 446·4222 842. 5 dr. cheoto, 864. Bed .b etween 9-6 . · lrimos. $20.ond $2&., 10 gun ~ Gun cabinets, $350. Nice 3 bdr. house, base- Goo or electric 1375. ment. C-A. close to town. Baby mattreueo. $26 & Coli 446-8678. $36, bed fram01 120. 125. 830, king fra>1lO 150. · Approx. 6Yt acre, levelland. Good selection of bedroom with frontage on 2 roads, suites, cedar chests , exc . for building or mini rockers, metal cabinets, farm, all utilities near by , on swivel rockers. old Rt. 160 near Porter. 19.000. Call 814-388- Used Furniture -- Chairs, BB01 . dry11r~. end TV' s. 3 milea out Bulavdle Rd. Open 9am to 1 bedroom Apt . 8196. mo. 6pm, MQn. thru Fri., 9am to including utilitie1. Equal 5pm. Sat. Housing Opportunity. Con- 614·446 -0322 tact Village Manor Apts. 1- - - -- - - - - 614·992· 7787. TV & Applionceo. 627 Third Avo., Gallipolio. 614-448· Rivauide Apta. Mi~dleport. 1899. Spin washers, gas 6 Special nites for Senior electric dryers. auto Citizens. $130. Equal Houo· washers. gas & electric ing Opportunities . 614- ranges . refrigerttors. TV 992-7721. lets. •••ve ,, Re nt a ls ·• 41 -, &1 Household Goods Houses for Rent 3 bdr. house dalul(e, central air. pool etc. Call675·5104 .,. · e~5- 5386. Home for rent. good loca,, tlon. Bob McCormick Rd. 3BR . full baiOrr)Ont. partly ~nithed. nice, 2 bath. kitchen, living area, beautiful vl.w. no children. no pets. Call 814·446·3643. Wise· man Real Estate Agency. -3 BR home torrent. Rt. 160. 6, mi. from hospital, carport, nJce kitchen S. living room. woad floor. tJOO mo. plus security. no chjldren. no peto. Call 614·446-3643 Wiseman Real Estate Agency. Large horilv. large vard. 8"350 mo.. f200 deposit. c:a11 446-7157. 2 bdr. house in Gallipolis. hardwood floors, gas furnanca. adults. no pets. Calf 448-0958. Ho\.lse for rent in Mercerville area. Ca'll446·3159dayo, or 268-1552 ova. 3 bedroom house for rent. $260 per month. Call 614· 992-6879. Licoln Hill, Pomeiroy . 2 bedrm house, bath, basement. & attic for storage. carpeted. f196 per month.Reference &: deposit required . Call814· 992·3054. 3 bedrm house near Meigs Mine No. 1 . t226 a month. f100 depaoit. Call 614· 742·2128. 4 room house near Point Pteasar1t. city water. - refren~ coo required. 304-875· 6884. ••!Ill•• ClOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washer•. dryers. refrigerators. ranges. Skaggs Ap~ pliancea. Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 614·448·7398. 3 bedroom, 1 Y2 baths, baaament. garage. fenced yard. HP. AC, 144 English Court • . Point Plea11nt. •360.po plus deposit, ref. required. 304-676· 7789 or 675· 7467 after 5:00 PM and week-enda. 42 Mobile Homes Newly redecorated, 1 badroom. partially .,turniahed. Sewing machine . Atarti 8225. Deposit required. Call 2600. and other household 614· 992- 5319 or 992· item. Cell 448-3313. for Rent 2 bdr. trailer fully furnished, ~81 ~ · good location, sec. dep. req. Coli 446· 8568. ' · 1 l!o 2 ,l>edroom lurn'lshod epto. Cell 614-992-6434 or Mobile home furnished, AC, 992 · 5914 or 304-882· ideal for 1 or 2 men, 2666. beautiful riverview. Fosters Trailer Park. Call446·1602. 1 bedroom apt. in Middleport. $126 per month . Call 2 bdr. unfurnished, extra 992-7611 . . nice. 2 mi. out on Rt. 688. $200 mo .. odulto only. Call One bedroom ups-lairs apt. for rent in Pomeroy. Call 448·2300. 814·992-6821. Mobile home for rant on 0 J White Rd. just before Pros- APARTMENTS , mobile poet Church Rd .. 4 mi . from homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant hoopital. 3BR. Iorge maotor and ., .Gallipolis. 614· 446· br. ex. otoroge. lg . beth. 8221. mostly furnished. nice lot. garage. no children. no pets. Nice 1 and 2 be'droom Call 614-446· 3643 Wioe· unfurnished apartments. 304·675. 2218 before 6 nlan Real Estate Agency. ~ p.m. 2 bdr. mobile homeo. ref. l!o dep. required. Coli 614- j4f~~;;;;i;l;;(jfit;;;i;;;; 258· 1922. ~ :)!., ....... ' 7:415 8:00 56 gel . equarium cornptete with oto_nd. llghto. motor filter. gravel .. plonto. thor· mometer, tropical fish, big Angel lioh. 1200 or beot oHer. Alao 19" 8 Panasonic ox . cond. $80 or boot offer. Coll448· 8114. ,. • , ' · ' \1 2 bdr . with wall to wall CIFPOt, AC. in Gallipolis. Call 448-1409 5 -8PM . 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka. $160 mo. plus deposit, no peto. Coli 814-643·2844 or 814-643-2916 . ·" 12x80 2 bedroom mooile home. partly furnished, Ra ~ cine oreo. Call 814-992· 6868. 2 bedroom mobile home. adults only. For ule or rent. Cell 814·992·2598. Apartment for Rent 46 Space for Rent Tr.ailer lot for rent, Upper Rt. 7 . Coli 614·387· 0232 or 446-4285. 3 rOoms and bath. extra nice. Good location . Deposit I:;:;::;==;::;:=;;;::::== ond f efrences required. I· w ed R • ' •22&. month. 304·675· 4 7 ' ant to ent 1090. '{ F-OfEve" (J) Cl~. Kid oizo b.e dding . Corbin l!o' Snyder' Furniture. 955 So· cond A've .• Oollo'polio, 448· 171 . New all steel buildings 60x100·14.25 per "'uero foot on your foundation -. 1tate code buildings. Ohio 1·800·472·2316 other 1· Beagle puppieo. 1 femole. 3 1117B Dieo~ VW Robblt 800-'8 28· 1209. molt, 8 old. UO.OO. aunroof. ' good tlrn. great mil-. u.ooo. Coft 814· 1 0 inch tabla aaw 8a 4 . . 2411·1018. blades. for sale. like new. Henry ·Fowler. Rt. 4 Box 57 1978 dilaal Musical 408. Gollipalio . Call 446· rabbit, good cond, U.OOO. Instruments 14B9. Call 441-0989 or'814-2158· 8798" 2 Englioh saddle l!o 1 pony eeddle, go 0 d shape. 1.60 eo . For SJflle lowery Fun Me· 1977 2 dr. Dodge Aopen o·r both for $90. Will trade. chine organ, axe. cond. outo. rodla. t1 . 799. 1978 446· 9476. Call 446-9265 . ford Pinto aport wagon, •u.to, radio, aport. rime. aun Window air conditioner Piano lor •Ia. Wonted: mol. $2.399. John"• Auto 12.000 I!TU.-donkey geld· Reoponoible pertytoouume Soloo; luloviHo Rd. Gllllpotil dirk C 111 ing 880. Fisher woodburn- small monthly peymenta on 11 o• 0 •· " ' pen · .pinot. conoolo piono. Can 448-4782. ing otove. Coli 448· 73'39. be oeen locelly. Write: tln· l - - - - - - - - - For llle 20 ft . goooe neck clude phone numberi"Credit 1978 red l!o white Riverlo trailer. 3 axle. 2 have electric Manager. P.O. Box 1121. · U.I00.1972Ch..,.,lmpolo •aoo. Coll448·1318 . brake. Coli 61/1-266-11801 Beckemeyer. 1182219. after 5 . Upright piono. UOO..OO; 1972 Pontile Cotelln1 •400 Sea.ra portable ~ewing ftla- 304-675-31134. firm. coM 4411· 7218. ~loine. 150. Upright Am1na freezer. 20 cu.ft .. ·needs 1982 Ford Falrlona ru.:.ning freon . $75. Cell 814-3B8· i-:::-::----..:--:------ cond.. $'400. Call. ~48· 8 5 9644. 7844. . 8t Vegetables Queen size bed w/ mattresa 197ii Cornaro ·LT 350 & box springs, exc. cond. C.I.O .• AT. PS. PB. AC. tl!t one veer old. paid $360. will Early Tnmsp•rent 1pples. whMI. AM·FM. UOO. Cell nil lor e1 60. 38B· 8358. Call 304· 6711· 1794,aftar 6 448·1426. Hobart Digital Scales. like I :;p.;m;.::;:=;:;::=::;:=;= 1974 318 2 br. Borocuda. new. $900, 446-1383. I· run•. need bettary. 1200. 1976 olont 6 cyl .• Duotor. 59 For .Sale or Trade 1984 model Nocchl oowing e2&0. Cell 814-388·9844. machine• . Will zig-zag. monogram. overc1at, hem, 1977 Grenocll Ford. Iiiio satin stitch. make button See Cloud 2 poroon vinyl new. ell pa-. oir. 302 V-8. holes • more. Thne ma- boat, brand new trade for Coli 446·01 &7. chines were ,used in cfeu queen size bed frame .. Cell demonstration•. 25 yr. war~ 446·7475. 1974 Vega Wegon. ex. ranty. Regular price $379. miloage. 1350. 381·9827 Now t1 26. Coli collect or 6711·1800. Aok lor Ruth. 814·386·8025 . 1979 Chevy Caprice CleoEarly A11111rican love Mat, lie. 2 dr. ec. po. V·B angine. I 11 ; C:up;i111.s like now. Coli 614· 992body giood condition. axe. 2202. & Llvesllll1 performance. WIH consider oil oflora. Coli 114·992' Top 1oil and fill dirt ~eli· 74121fter 6 p.m. vered. 304·675· 7771 . 61 Farm Equipment 1978 Ford Torino atation Shag carpet with pad. red wegon. 4 door. autO. PS. Ford 2,000 dieool Moo12x12 aloo pink 10x12. Pl. AC. good condition. Ferguson -65. 4 ft. Hico Trompollne. 304 · 875 $340 .• 6 ft. Hico buohhog $400. Coll814-992·8181 . 1714. 3.60. 304--576· 2328. . 79 Folrmont Future 8 cyl. 3 window air conditioners . aut.;t; 79 Fairmont Futura, I 304-675· 2267. cyl. auto; 78 Cougor XR7; 77 Oldo Vlorto Cruloor. 77 7 hp "Simplicity' riding lawn 6 3 Livestock Monza: Foreman'• ueed mower. $250 .. 304·675· coro. LlngovMie. 814-742· 6836. 2734. . h b b Reg . . Quarter horM mare, S ew1ng mac 1ne, a Y gentle, healthy, well trained 1977 Orand PriM 301. auto, otrollor. boootor lilt. twin eeoy rider. Coli 814·448· air. 77.000 mlloo. Exc. con. oize iron bed. 1973 Che- 7711 . Call 814·992-3237 or 992· vella. 304-675·6513 afterl - - - -- - - - - - · i 7841. 5 :30p.m. 6 heed of cowl & cllvu. . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - Caii814·742·213B or con· 1978 Oldo. 4 door, V-6. olr. tact Joe Sayre. Rt1. PB. PS, AM-FM. cruiee, phone 304·87&·6286. Call Rutland. ofter 4. Reg!IWid Tenn. Walking horoe Gelding, block. 304· "77 CldiU.c Coupe OeVIIIe. 937· 2123. fully loldld. body end. onto· rior A· 1 ohepe. Runo good. 304· 891·3854. e_., u•• 64 Wonted to ...,t comper lor w.ak of MallOn County Fair. 304-882·20315. Hay & ·Grain Electr'c range and electric Phone 3Q4• 876· Just received 2 load• of Creaoted buildings. barn type, good lllectlon. Golll· polio Block .co.. Pine St., Qollipallo. Oh Coli 448· 2783. Tr~n s porL;Iron 71 eomm...r 1976 Blazer 4WD, . body rough. 1977 400 cu. ln. heedera. mudders, 2 tranafer CIHL will part out. Cell 814· 742-2718. 1980 ~ord Bronco. ve<y ple•n . and good ·. ·ehap_e . priced to oell. 304· 871· 2883 after l 'pm. 74 Motorcycles 1977 Harley Q0vldoon law rider. Clll 448· 7015 oftor IPM . 1984 CR eo ea11o. Br""d new. Coif 448·3231. RINGLE"S SERVICE oxporienced roofing, Including. hot- ta~ application. cerpen· ter, el«:trician, m•son. Cell 304·f')5·2088 or 876 · 4660. .. ANNIE GET your carpet J»HIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN . STEAMER. Wotor removol. furniture cloonlng. liM o~~t~ ' [' mlteo. 304-876·2291. ,, Wotor wello commercial end ' domoortic. toot holoo. pump oel11 end oervlco. 30if<ll91i· •. -------~-,1 3802. . ·' ' 1978"Yomoho 68400. oxc. cond .. t850. Coll614·245· BASEMENT WATER , ; PROOFING. Uncondltioi\o! 9\101 oft"' IIPM. lifetime guorontee. Local . 1979 XLH Spomer. - d roferencoo fumiohlld . -F'" cond. . U.IIOO. Coli 448· altlmltH. CoD collect . 814·237·0488. 9 o.m . fO 80989 or 814· 2118·8798. p.m. Rogers Basem1ent . . _, . Hondo XR 80 gOod condl· · Waterproofing. tiori. 3 ry. old. Solid e300. Remodollng. tiding. Interior Call 814-388·9020. and exterior. textured . coat1980 CX 1100 CUltOm. Wltir ing, simulated brick an4 ... cooled. · shaft Clrive, low stucco. thermo replacement ·· mil-. •1.400. Cell 814· windowo. 3~4:875· 1880. , 379·211.74. . Building-Remodeling. _ con· 1980 Horley _Dovldoon cme. drywall. aloctdcel.~' FXWG. Wlci•GNde. Con be roofing, flooring • . framing. ... n It Chorley Fry reo .• or . kitchen-bathroom lnst.-11•·•. caU 814-742·2488. 131100. tlon. -·window fromlng.< 304-871·2440. 1981 CR "4110. call 304· 578-2738 before noon or BuAdlng. remodeling. vinyl end alumn aiding. Free esti· otter 11:00 PM. ' moteo. 304-875·3981. 1973 Horloy Sportotor f.'etel buAdlngo buRt to you; ., 800. 304·875·260B. needa. Goroget. otorogo. 1979 · Honda Hawk. warehouae. farm, etc, Free $900.00 . Low mlloogo. Eotimotu. 304-675·39B1. Honde 90 free with pur· chooe. coil 304-876-5773. 82 Plumbing 9:00 NMT llllllfV7E.' frWIJT u-,,, "' .. CAIJIEP TIMf" IPI.Mif? • 76 18 ti. flohlng boot. troller. 2 motors. oar., swivel Nata. oxc. cond. Call 448-3837. ' 8EwtNO M•chine repafra, ...,leo. AuthOrlzod Binger Bolli • 8orvlco Shorpen Sclaaora. F•brlc Shop. PomO<oy. ,14·982·2284. . ~ GASOUNE ALLEY t'mon~ij! ._1.-.......= -·- ......... ...... 1r. ioo boot: Wid! porlllllle rtt.r111r T...... 1111111 ... Firewood cut up ""bo t1 I pickup lood. Clll '114-241i· 1804. GMOpy. u.aoo.oo. ...,. - eop lutllllll Olrrllr UMd IIROO tiO.OO. 104-1.,._23H. \ .Odd t..t Full MIWI"te Couple 11:15 (]) Auto Rlclng "84: 24 Hours of Lon.- Caveroge (II) L • Detnllt' . II) MOVIE: "LI WINNIE ·. c.,.e Aull Follee' . Cll ..., of Qow.ocloo Cl) WKRpln Clow:lowiMI e ()) Megnum P.l. Mag- num ia caled upoh 10 inve~- · BARNEY . . ·THIS IS TH' FIRST TIM!; TARN '• IN TWENTY YEARS WE LOOSE~! '• ; '. HELD HANDS ligate a . oblacltmail calit involving a -•lthy. blind woman . IRII60 min.l (I) Lltenlght Amorico "IJ!i AU In the FMIIIy · • • 1]1 Nlghtllne •Qunemako 11 :46 • (J) ill Tonight Show Johnny"s guests ere Sammy Davis Jr. and James Sikk· i"!!· (Ill (60 min.l 12:00 (I) lurna • Allen . (I) Nlahtllne . Ill MOVIE: "Fnorocia" • 1]1 Eve on Holly Wood 12:1 II (]) Mudlo Spartai.Dak 12:30 (I) Jock lenny Show . (I) Saiki Gold (I) MOVIE: "Hazing" · . <II News . 1 2:46 ~· I .WHd. WHd Wnt CD wi1h IDwld l.ettermM (J) (]) ;: Lllt8 Night Motorcyda Rloclng; Seattle......,_ -· (I) I MMI8rrl_,lldoa .1om (J) MOVIE: "Robec. .' (J) E-tllloornerrt Tonight .I]ICNN Heedlinlo N 1 :30 (I) Law ThM 1Gb .. e Johnopn W1t0< Bervlco. c 'on " 814-218·1743 or814·251· 1120. . ttonewrrm•• 1::4& (])Tale~ CD Newalligll Off 2:00 Cl) Bathllor FIIIMr · <II CIS News ~lt)lrtw8tch · 2:1 II (]) llport8(:2:30 ' Cl) Ule of Riley (]) lnelde ....... 2:4& II) MOVIE: ' " - for tho Y. . . . Zephyr" . (J) MOVII: 'Caoob8Ut '"' C'*'Y 8treet" ' ' ·3:00 (I) 700Qub I ()) CPL rooct r': H81•Miot• .. ........ C8EAION 87 -------- "· I. +ez lOt .Tbe 1euon ~ II not at lriclt oDe: but raiber the proper card for Eut to ' lead at Irick two. He woa the kiD& di•IDOIMII when, the 10 wu -playm ' or. SOUI'II from dummy, and could aee tbat ... club sail 111111t be attacked. Tbe Dille •u .,., +K715 +AJU Vulnenble: Eut-West Dealer: West ' Eut baa a I * . . ' ., b~ 'THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS l Well, , did you PIIIMIIIIEI • 3:4& (I) ......, latM On GrMt· I Till hATE ·~· UPHOLITIRY IHOP 1 1 183 ho. Ave., Gollpallo. ' 114-441-7133orl14·448· 1833. - . " 4:30 ' 4:4& •. or . ' . I......._...._ . MOVIE: ..., '1lle 111n111" Petrol ' ·-· • Preaent · ·stand up for . _? . t1 Jlelgian 5 Meandered river U "You-Me DOWN Love You" l ,\brasive I! Marked zMerit down s Editorial u "E8slys of staff's boss _.. t Tunneric 14 Debilitate 5 "Ivanhoe" u Furro.w. character II Iron (Fr.) I Good 17 Alter punch II Navy (sl.) ·." worter 11 Temple (Fr.) ··~ lake • Nimrod's 30 qmdle zs Genna~:~ wine zceat •wary .• 3Z British gun 35 Twilight need ~ .. '" zt Finnish URay • Idle talk II Frac gemt11 news U Man's name _,....w-lrZS Rich IIIJIIai 11 Mountain ... , Swnptuous !5 Blended II Signify Zl Quake'r fiddle · aBe in the zc Pant's part .. satlll'!lay'• Alllwer 1 rlt- office .,. I ' ' . ~ -- ,,. 1:-:-+-+-t-:- " !I Took tof!lgb~ .• Z7 ApoplnY .' (plant dill .. . n•> za 'I1ny II"!'* S1 A.lllall S! Solnepbal A"NeverMlllion Years" S4 Russian ' wnposer ." .Euytask 11 Late newsliour DAJLYCRYProQUOTES-Here~sllow to'Wtlrk It: 1 :00 (J) MOVIE: "DNilly Farce" (J) MOVIE: "l.I>W 11 Flrlt JIMI WATER BEIIVICE. •, Jim · Lonlot. 304·1171- l· Iter CNft pop-up Nowa e ~~~~==~~----- . 4· H l i - ohow outflto lor glrlo. hltl. booll. Call 814448-7711. ill NOWI/Sporta/Weather ()) -Nul the Nine O'Clock , aflhis wortd endurance IUto rece is prollllftted from L• mans. France. 160 min.l 11 :30 II) (!) Wimbld o "84 T onighf s program 'updates the deY's tennie matches from the AI-Englond Lown Tennis & Croquet Club. .Wimbledon. England. I (J) MOVIE: "Doctlor James Boy1 Water Servia.. 1: Aleo pool• flllod. Call 814· :. 218·1141 or 114· 441 · \ 1t171or814·441·7911. ,, J .KJIOI4 ' •.u I (])~ Youkn~how th' li'l tHin' liked t' cUddlt liP ntx' General Hauling ·; . NOR111 +AS I 'I . ~----. '•·, c7311. .. (J) (It One 10:30 Cllllllt1ef .... ._.. . (]) . . . . . . JJball (I) (JJI YwklliMI love Amerlc:8ll Style 11 :00 (I) (J) • (J) <ll • (II Nowa (I) AnotNr Ufe Qonorol Houllng. For 111.t Um11tonl. fill dirt. end toll eoH. C111 ·cell 114·2118:'1 1427. Shruba pruned, lawn reooedod. ratolnlng wollo. 11-olko, pollOI. ftll dirt, topooll. blrk mulch l!o U)N· dust. Contact Bruce Davi~ oion. Call 814·256·1427. -· ,.iilll (I) Laat 'Ful ~±m·n (ft) NaliiUit II :h • In I 1 od11t Newa ., ·86 . mllllot11 of bridKe ~ . are, dealt aDDually. Several hundred tho~ . of th- cleab pole diHietitt· II , for tbe ()lletllD& leader - ute ~ West fmauy· led the deaee · flf dlamoadl, bopiDC to C*tclt partDar with )enph and strength 'P. that IUitr Why not a <:lub? Whe11 the oppoaeatl bave bid three sails and declarerjumpa to three no-trump, tbat uo~ld suit ia almoet always well stopped. - • J.-, .. Auto• for Sale . ~ CaooMet DooJ at . ptay by East · CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine ~, Qalllpollo. Ohio " Phone 814-448-3888 or , 614-448 ·4477 1974 Clllfornlo otyle 18 ft. Excav~ting l-ord Ski loot. Ch-olet 83 ong .. V-drlvo,lnexpenolvo to operate. teeta 4. n.w upholotery. new battery. cor· Oood·1 Excavating, tJ.11e ~ ment1. footet:•· d.riveway1, '·{. 1977 Chryalor. ototlon peted llooro. e3.000 In· eeptlc tanko. londocaplng._ t wogon. AC. AM-FM redlo. oludea troller. 448· 1 822. Cell anytime 814-448· "' •710.00. Runo good. 304· Correct Croft a 8kl Su· 4&37, Jamea L. Oavlaon, Jr . • 773-11392. promo. flmlly old bo1t1. owner. ~ ,. Na ueed. Porkeroburg. 1977 Cutlou Bolon VB 3110 WV 304·422·8433 or 304· ------------------~·· J.A.R.Cana,ructlon Co.Ru, .,gina. $2600. 30.4-178· 422·2387. tlond. Oh.IU-742·2903; 8838. Baaemanta, Footers. Con~ ' crete work. Backhoe's, 80 VW picllup. 11 .000 78 Auto P8rts !><nor & Dltcher. Dump mUeo. outo.trlnl. full inlec· trucks, & wltlr-gas-sewer& Acca1sorlea tian. reg fill. 2 newtlrla. ax. electricolllnoa. • ' cond. •3200. OH It Vlllofll Pizzo. 304·11711-4472. Wont to buy two ··15x10 Electrical • Chevy Rolley w'-lo. 304· B4 & Refrigeration 1711·3128 or 178·3111. . .. •• ·A surround ALLEYOOP 8t Heating SHULAW"S 'Plumbing and ' Heating. 211 Sixth St .• Point Pleeeerlt. W. Va. 304875-8420. Uconoed • and lnaured. · ~J, - " of clubl .... played bact!. ~~eca.-· bl&h boaor pl111 llle. I;:T lurpr;ie: on hil 60th birth~lrelillg dummy's elcht. the leacl.ot day . (R) 1 /!II club Dine preventa declarer from (I) (JJI GrMt ,_....__, : Clucking a club ar~ to the W~ "Buddenbrooko." Pen Ill. · hand. South could still bave Dl8de the' · · T ani leaveo Grunlich end Jo.. contract bad be played correeUy. R~ honn Bucklonbrook diel to play low on tbe flnt club". leaving Tom to toke over the wiD the aecoad club Irick with. firm . 160 min.) (Cioted Cepce, and 110 about biJ 111111..- 'Ill' tionedl 9 :30 (J) MOVIE: "llprlng ...,.. OpeniDc lead; t2 tbe red suill. When Eut later ..U."' (J) MOVIE: 'Ice c-a.· Irick with tbe heart queen, tbe D (J) Ill Nawtwt Dick derenden can tate only the club ldng; 'wroatleo with tho ptoblomo A aublequent -clary dia""''i4 of • fJhobia1llogued guelt flneale provides South with the laioth and Kirk "paps the quoo· Irick. tion." IRI Jn actuality, tbe jack at clube wu1 0:00 (() MOVIE: ·e-m~~~• played oa tbe nine. West won the Ida&' Part 1 . imd ret11!11ed the club 10, ~­ e (J) Ill CID...v • " - . ay 01w11Y dUDUDy'a ei&bt. Soutb played low D· Chris end Mary Both invooto- - ... limes Jaee11J gate tho plight _of oklerly tbe qen trick, but wben be lam ,IQ, apert"*'t ~who.,. tbe lleart q - Eut w• able to 1 rm not a prof......,.W ll.ltl" ri•n being oubjected to a reign ol the aettlng trick ID clube. bat lt'1 a fair .-mptloa tbat many terror. 11!1 (80 min.l . . 1'- --------- 1982 Com.o 2·28. block. grey int-r. loedod with eveything, muat aell, n. 200 . oo . 304·11711· 2189. Ful PitA Time Sc:h'oeider gate a "big JIM"S PLUMBING & HEAT· , lNG: Rt. 1. Box 351. Golll· paHo. Coil 814·387-0178 . • Boats an~ Motora for Sale - " CURIO VESTRY CALLOW : Whet you can expect a smart cookie 1o be· A WISE "'CRACKER"' . . (J) ill MOVIE: 'Ciolldlwt of DlvM:o" (J) 700 Club • 1•\ 1982 Hondo 2&0 ·otreet bike, 900 mlleo. excellent condition. 304·8B2-2481 lfter 8. ~: KEYEO . Konote •· 1!179 Horloy-Davldeon Elec· tro Glide cloulc. fully drelaed. o~rege 11ored •. •4.1100 or belt offer. 3048711·) 259. 1 w.· e (]) 1981 . KZ2110 CSR otrolt bike. 1000 mlleo, •600. Clfl 448·4803. 1172 11\tl Arlotoorot. ·IOif oontllnetl. beth. file., • - · . - . .· ••· olr oonilrilonetl. Iorge -nlng, good _,clition, U.4BO or oller. Col 441-1 228- d.ya, night• 1· 304-122·1411 oohot. . Plastic ciat8rna 1tate approved, plastic septic t.nka, plattic culvert·, mttal culverte. RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES. Jockoon, Oh 814· 288· 5930. • . . Fetty TrM Trimming, atump. removal . Coli 304· 1176 · • 1331 . : SMuldloy 'I " (J) • 1]1 Mljor LIIIIIU'I P11r' ": T_.. to a. Announced . • (J) (JIIcaSCi~ ond Mra. King Amandl end lM get involved in o PlOt InvolvIng a 12·y--old RuNian .corr1f1Uter whiZ. "(80 mln.l (J) (JJI lml,._,..o World "Crouing ·the Dietence." Tonight" a program loob at the imoiginltiorl man bringo to the challenge of pning .lrom Point A to Point B. (R) (60 min.l (Cioood Captioned) . • MOVIE: "Tho 0oga of 77 JM~ Wogoneer p.o .• p.b.• 4·wheel drive. •1100. Cell 814· 742-2281. BURDETTE CAMPER lALII • IIIIVICE. Open dolly I to 8:30. 111. I to 4. Cloud luftdlly,.u .e. Rt. eo. Coolville. Oh 814:887· 3388. Pl"fteatona, Sand, Gravel. Dollverod In Mooon, Moigo. GoUio or pick up ot Rlchordo & Son. Coli 446· 77811. . . (]) Iuper lloutl of tho 70'• 'Marvin JohniOft vo. Vietor Galindoz (Now OrloMI. Nov· ember. 19791." . (() MOVIE: · "·Tho Derll 54 Misc. Merchandise 1- --:------:-:-:---Sleeping room S126; utilitieo paid. Share beth, mole only. Range 81 refrig. 919 2nd. Avo.. Qallipollo. Coli 446· 4418 after 7 PM . · - (J) MOVIE: 'Tho TllrM For rent Sleeping Room• and light houM keeping rooma. Park Central Hotel. Call 614-446·0768. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large loll. Call 614-992·7479 . Ap.,tment. partially fur~ nlohild In Golllpallo. 3048715·1458. . Frigidaire 2 door coppert~ne refrigerator, 1=7 cu. ft .. ex ~ cellont condlti~. •zso.o.o . Phone 304·876•3133. . Dick Clerk ,~~;=::, ao holt II"• look at ....,., never intended lor viewing by a public audienca. 11!0 min,) (J) MOVIE: LMt :Tho . Tobacco planto. coli Mor· gan's Woodland Farm. At. 36. ~-1175·2275 or 8711· 1288. '\ Clothealina posts, awing frames~ 1)11 types. Picnic tables. Free delivery. 304875-3877. ' lkl Dill .. Mlertcwo VIrgin" Corner bar with 2 ltoolsllke new. $160. Couch 9 chair, good cand .. 876. Coli 446· 6678 . AM C refrigerator good con~. . 1100. Call 4467353 . . '" CAP'i1AIN EASY . ~.., IIOQUI~,~ - II-.,-------,.-- Apartment .f or R ent - 7 i - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~ suite, Uoed Furniture: UvingrOam upright freezer. king S10.996. 304-675-6448 . Lots in Henderson , 60 • 11 9 , 83,000.00 each . Scottie Soledoan, Honderl<in. Smith · St.. , 133 acrao. mpotly timber. 9 The DOlly Sentinel Mil118port, Ohio AXYDLBAAXR IILONGf'ELLOW One letter stands for anolher. In this sample A is used for the lbree L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, aji(Oib p."les, the length and formatloa .of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. · ..... . CRYProQUOTES LFO .M WDJVM RC L . LWF KIRWD ' EMENMV- Dl ZSRUS CSRK , NP" ., KVROLDM UGJN SRC ZLP .. GRAM IA • IA ORMZ . - ' YI,EMC AMRNGMELW Salliidat'i Crypleqtltlte: EDUCATION, IS WHAT SURVIVES WHEN WHAT HAS BEEN LEARNT HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN.- B.F.SKINNER . · . - · \ �•. • ' I&MIMINt TO: ntl JIOMHOY SENTINEL ' Page ' 1o-The Daily Se:ntinel <• ·- --Local Briefs:----- Area deaths Robbery reported Marcia Qua Us, Rt. 1, Mlddleport. was robbed on Krogt!r' sparking JX>UCe: . . . . QuaDs; a Kroger employee, and her husband had their car parked along the curb next to pop containers when a white male appeared. 'Ibe male grabbed her purse, knocking her down· In the process, and ran off with $filln cash, credit cards, d)'1vers llcense, car keys and two checkbooks. Mrs. Qualls reported that site was on vacation at the time and her husband was loading groceries til the car when the Incident ' ocCurred. QuaDs said themanhad)jghtbrownhalr, was well dressed and was approximately six feet In height. · Mrs. Qualls said she received a laceration to her ann In the process. The fucldent Is under Investigation. I Letart Township trustees w111 meet tonight at 7 In the township hall. .No Sentinel Wednesday . ThP Dally Sentinel w111 not be published Wednesday to allow Its employees to observe the July 4th holiday. Truck accident investigated Two marriages end Two marriages were c;llsbanded recently In Meigs County Conunon Pleas Court. The man1age of P;ull R. Roush imd Nancy E. Roush was dissolved. Nan White of Memphis, Tenn., was granted a divorce from Matvln White of Pomeroy. ~ Mining operations ordered stopped Coal Power Inc. and Dark Diamond Corp. were ordered by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knlght to disband mining operations, but Abundant Life Mining Operation was allowed to , continue. KnJght ruled Coal Power and Dark DiamOnd cannot reactivate any mining operations without the approval of the Ohio Envlromental Protection Agency. Applications for drift mining must be submitted with :rJ days to the EPA. The companies must also dewater the mines for ~days and Install any needed pollution control within :rJ days. The companies' were also required to reclaim the surface mines. . Abundant Life was also requfred to submit drUt mine applications to the EPA, to Install any needed pollution controls and to reclaim surface mines. Theft under investigation PomeroY pollee are Investigating a theft reported Sunday at the Marcus Guhl borne on Welsh Town Hill, sometime after 5 p.m. on June 24 and 3 p.m. on July 1. According to pollee, the door to the home was lett unlocked. Taken were two rugs from the fioor, an 'additional rug, five Ught bulbs, sink. and commode seat. The theft Is under Investigation. ' . Annual ox roast slated · \ OLDEST AUCTIONEER- Oscar WeiD8teblllepa ~ aaauc· tloneer In the Middlefield area In 1920 aa!l uever miMed asal.e In $2 years before retiring In l!li2, But Osc!"' wou't.retlre blallcense anll Is the olllest auctioneer In Ohio, (AP Laserphotol. .. . ' . In 52 years, he s sold .'everything' except {leOple MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio (AP) ·. "I kept my business · like a Oscar Weinstein, Ohio's oldest religion," he said. "TIIereneverwas auctiOneer, once sold a pile of anyone who got rilad a~ me." manuretor $150. . He has Utile tolerance for aucifo. In 52 years of auctioneering, th~ neers who buy for themselves 84-year-okf Weinstein has sold just rather than seU belowiralue. Hesaic;l about everything. he never bought anything from a "The Olily thing I didn't sell Is sale he conducted. . peopie," he saki. And Weinstein has little agrreWeinstein has been formally men! \\itb modern schools where retired a dozen years, but friends auctioneers are taught to start the and family can't keep him away bidding too high tor every from auctions. He'1 ·always ready "Before the bidding gets down to and waiting on Satunlays for his what ·the thing sbould sell for. the daughter, Betty Kravitz, tocome by auctlooeerhasrunoutofwonls;"he and lake him to the local auction.' said. "I · always condemn th~ He hasn't conducted a sale since teachers for that. 1972, but the haminer doesnHaiJ .. "Ninty·nlne percent of the people Satlinlay night until C>sfar arrives, · who buy have a· goOd Idea of what Before the night ends, he Wll) follow they want to pay." he said. · the urging of fans and take over the The quirks of bidders and buyers dais to slng·song away one or two kept him on his toes at many sales. Items. "One peculiar buyer woufrold lake a Weinstein has survived a stro~«; newspaper and stt In the nt row and three heartatlacks, buthewon't and would jump (twitch) • hts ._,, ddln that the surrender hts license. cheek," herecaued, a g "It's something I'm proud of," he buyer didn't Want others ·to know said. wbo was bidding. "~. auctloWeinstein became an auctioneer neers didn't understand him bu! I liked him. In this part of northeast Ohio in 19W and never missed a sale ·untU he Another bidder he recalled retired < He acknowledges having "would just · squint-wink, and I slowed down since the days he . couldn't see II all thetllneamong150 people." . . averaged running six saies per Item. · II ~ergency~sreported at a.m. Middleport tranSported Dlno Hart to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 1:23 .p.m. Middleport to !louth Foorth Street, for David Ohlinger, taken . to .Veterans Memot1al; at 6:32p.m. · P<meroy to .State Street for Dean · Fisher taken to Veterans Memor· Ia!; 10: 47 p.m. Rutland to.· Harrisonville for Jack King, lak!!n to Holzer Medical Center. On Sunday, Rutland squad to Main Street for Jeffers, lng: at .' · SII:E STARTS TODAY! movlrigtoAthens. '~' Mrs. Henderson was llli&OCia~ · with the foOd services of Zata Ta~ ~ Alpha. . . ... ~rvtvors Include three. daUih . ters, Mara!yli a. Co1111111Iy ~. ClreleYIIle, Mrs. AI F.. (Y~>.; Garrett o! Springfield, and ~:: Larry H. (J~tte) Kiracofe (llf: warren• one sister, Mrs. FrankE · Walker' of CircleVIlle; and lle'Y8II graDdch1ldren and three great~ grandclttldren. . " Shewasprem:c;Jedlndeathbyhel!: husband, Richard Hendel'IIOII, · lit 199J.andbythree.fhlldren· . " Friends may call at Whl~ Funeral , Home after 6: :rJ P·~· today, Funeral services will ' Tue!;day . at 1 p.m. In ' the tunera~ home, witll 1,11e ~. Eric Starri · officiating. Burial wUI be In GUmOI'I'!~ Cemetery In Meigs County. • .. ,. Good through July 8, 1984, While Quantities Last. Quantity right reserved. · . . · · . " ,·· . . We ore not responsible for typographical errors. Sorry No .' taken to Veterans Memorial; at5: 05 a.ni. Pomeroy to Smith Road tor Neva King, taken . to , Veterii!IS Memorial. Veteran ' 8 Memon"al AdmissiOns Saturday- None. Discharges Saturday - Charles McCJoud,NonnaGoodwln. . ~tsslons Sunday - .Harold Jeffers, Pomeroy; Neva King, Pomeroy; Jamie Cunningham, New Waterford. · Discharges Sunday - Helen Beegle. •' -· Bertha Russell, 96, Wolf Peil~ Road, Pmleroy, died Sunday 1n; . Veterans Memorial Hospital. • Born In Meigs County, she was 11· member of the Zion Church of: Christ. · ~!. Survivors Include four sons, Jed. Russell of Myrtle Point, Ore., Carl: RuSI!ell of Columbus, Bill Russell ()( I Pomeroy, and Bob Russell cit . Pomeroy; one daughter, Marguar-' Lillian Hende1'801l , . lte Boyce of Columbus; and severaJ: LUllanflolter Henderson, !(1, 87N. . grandchildren, several great:; Lancaster St., Athens, died sud· grandchildren and several denlylnO'BienessMemorlalHospl· great-grandchildren. " tal Saturday. . Shewasalsoprecededlndeath bf. Mrs. Henderson was tx>m In her· •husband, Howard; by three; Meigs Counly to the late W.B. and sons; and by one daughter. : Estella Rose Holter. Frtencm may call at Ewlni; She-was a member of the Forest Funera!Homeatter7p.m. Run United Methodlst Church and Funeral se~ces w1ll be Thu~Yf attended the AthenS United Methoat 1 p.m. In the funeral home. Burlill;. dlst Church. She was a member of In the Wells Cemetery. · ·, •, ~. 'I·. CALL: 992:02155 BETWEEN 8:30 & 6:00 . -------~ 15 Oz. · MARIEITA. Ohio (AP) -Slate Inspectors have been keeping a close eye on Devols Dam, cons!· dered the<worst of several dams on the Musklngum River. lottery winners . CLEVELAND (AP)- The next weekly "Ohio Lotto" jackpot' Is estimated at $1 mllllon, after one ticket was sold Ustlng all six numbers chosen In the last drawing, state lottery officials said. · Winning nwnbers from the drawlngSatunlaynlghl werel6,~.31,34, 39 and 40. 'Ibe latest Loti had sal of og~ es $4,937,001, whlleholdersofwtnnlng ticketswillshare$5,166,017, otftclals sald. Anot)ler$2,542,588w1llgotothe te ' .j ·"' CIIIIOUTI lilt PII ' $1 . 1'~ . PREMIUM IRIIIUS 93~ WITH BEANS 15 az:· ' 79t; <' .TIDE ; . HOlEY .lAID ·49 Oz. GRAHAM CRACKERS BEEF STEW . · 24 Oz. .•··t •«. ' ., ' ... ~ •...... .. . . ' MilliS ·• CORNED BEEF ·. I ISH 15 Oz. ·~ 93~ .. ! I sears . .· ' '11:7 ... ' ' .. ~-· ' OREO CHOCOLATE I ' ' PinED 'I SANDWICH COOKIES PLANT~RS ' 'liLIES 3 Oz. ·• 311.1' '159 . '1••. ' • '$~..;..._~~ .. IIEnl· HERSHEY'S SYRUP HOT DOG SAUCE . ~rices Effective Notv thru juiy 7th THINNERS RED ..... .!I.E9~.'.I.HL.NOW Sll.l9 #907 . . . GREEN .............. :..R,E9~.'.1M~~··NOW ,S15.95 11901 . BRIGHT RED ........ ,!I,E,G~.~2.2Jt •• NOW S18.39 #32 ALUMINUM •..·.......R.E,G,.,',lM?; .. NOW s13.39 REQAL KOTE ' • . . · $ 9 ALUMINUM ..... :;:-.•R,E,G~.'.s.?t .. : •• NOW 7.9 e - 2-lpead, &-cycle · Kenmore washer NOW White ·IU IRITII PLUS TAX BORON Price Include• Shipping Cherge IIIIIUL 6 GALLON BLACk COAnNG 1/2 PRICE • ' 59' TANGY $29500 ' · . White $375°0 .· . . • 2·4 Ot . .fliP· .,2~ 5 5/ ,8 Oz. : $6. 19 FIBER OR ASPHALY.IUM NQW $10.99 PITITI~S SCALLOPED · POTATOES ~ Dryer with easyloader door . ROOF COATING FOR MOBILE HOMES RE<i. t7,69 REAL CHEESE' • CUT $14ooo Kenmore larg~. capacity combination ' REGAL KOTE ALUMINUM FIBER ED CRISPY . TOP 5 518 Oz, 65721 • PITI IUSTIRD Sqeeze Bottle ·16 Oz. • b 73' 10 Oz. . •. 3/99°. AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT : ' 1 Qt. · MIDDLEPORT, OH • ·PH. (Ohio) ·992·21'78 . (W. Va.) 773·9577 .· =· IRIOIETS 1''·· 10 Lb . . YOUit ¢HOICI · . 9:30 to 5:00 . Tllurs. 9:30 to 12:00. Sat. 9:30 to 2:00 .. . Pia in, Al- Peanut Butter Cups. , HOURS: llim.-Tun.-Wtd. Fri. . Choose from mond, Skor, Special Dork, ond Reese GRIGG & PATTY GIBBS CHIRCIIL HERSHEY .··LIIITEI N. 2ND AVE. • IIlLI ~--~--------------1 r~sta~;·~~~~;;;;;~~~~=~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~. ' ., No reSidential areas .wculd be: threatened It .the dam, five ~~ . from Martella, falled. And slat2.> ,WIJdllte · olftclals say any f~ would not be sudden. ' ~ ,I ROYAL . NO-BAKE . •• • ,..a,-~ ! $1ll Tuesday.: .Muskingum dam obsen:ed • 9 1/4 Oz. \ 12 Oz. •, •••• -.· ·: · NABISCO DID I ·•.•. • ' :!'~ " • Dea~erH ROYAL ' . . lH~~~hj ·---·-- 23701 ROLLER COVERS The Daily Sentinel Is. · Taking ·Applications .For A Carrier In Syracuse ·SIUIIIE . Hill · :i •' Home Appliance·SALE SINTRY & ILUI GlASS IRUSHIS AND ' ' RO,(ST BEEF TREET t Bertha RusseU . T, 'week. #212 3: ~ and il Auxiliary. She was active 111. the Re!IIJbllcan Par1Y o1 Alben&.. County and had~ a 1esldent ell Coolville for many Yt!VI ~: grea,q The :nt1 annual ox rQast will be held at Rutlimd on July 4th. · . 'Jbe event, ~ponsored by the Rutland Fire Department, w1ll be held on the firemen's parking lot. A parade w111 begin the day's activities at 10 a.m., followed by an aerial demonstration by members o the Pomeroy Ladder Club. At \p.m. therew1llbeatugofwar; at4p.m.,apowersawcontesf; and at 7: ~ p.m. there w1ll be a talent show, headed by Kimberly WUfonl. . 'Ibere wtU be games all day and fireworks In the evening. Refreshements will also be available, In 'ad!lltton to the ox roast. . Four emergency runsweremade by local units Satunlay and two on Sunday, the Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Service reported,•. Satunlay runs Include the follow· CooMlleR.ebekahl..odlleandthe~ merchanlc. . He was born In Cottageville• · W.Va., and was a member of the Operating ~rs 132, Charles· ton, W.Va.,. and an OUve Townsltlp trustee, Bennett had also t81'1lled In. theTuppersPlalnurea. · ' Survivors are nm I!ODS· Don .Bennett of ReedsvDie .and Wayne ·Bennett of Zanesville, 1\m step\ chlldrell, the Rev. J.L. G'olllas of westervDie, and .Apes Hill ·Of . TuJlPI'I1 Plains; five sisters, Beulah Gilbert of West Laf<lyette, . Bea Donahue of Letart Falls, Bridgett ~rof~,W,Va.• ~e Rliodes of JacksonvW~. Fla;, and. Betty WUson of RaYenswoc;xl, W.Va.; nmb!'Others, BenBenneltof • New Castle, Pa .• , and Emery Bennett o! Homesworth, Pa.; 15 . ~andchlldren,. ' several great· grandchildren, ~eralgreat·great· grandchildren and a close friend . . Jessie 0~:\~Jderer of Tuppers Plains. ·He was pieceeded In death by hts w~tp, Orpha M. Bennett, 1111976 and seven brotherS and sisters. Friend$ may call at White Funeral Homeatter2p.m, TuesdaY· Funeral serVIces wtU be 1 p.m. Wednesday In thctuneral homewith the Rev. Ray Deeter offtChcatlngh. Burial wUI be In Christian ,u rc Cemetery in Tuppers Plains. tonigh~ · A Rt. 2, Albany man escaped Injury when he lost control of hls car at a hill crest In a curve on Ohio 143 near the Athens County line Saturday. . The Ga!lla·Metgs post of the slate highway patrol said James. F. Steele, 36, was southbound when he lost eontrol of hls vehicle, went off the left side of the road and hit a tree. The 6: ~ p.m. accident caused heavy damage to Steele's pickup, the patrol said. · · · An accident on Ohio 7 at 11: 50 p.m . Satunlay caused light dainage tO a Middleport man's car. , ·· William Weaver Jr., 17; was northbound when traffic slowed according to the patrol. Weaver lost control of hts car, went off the right side of the road and hit a mailbox, the patrol said; o1 B.L. (Tol;le) Bennett, 73, died unexpectedly SaturdaY In St. Jo-. eeph's flospltal, Parkersburg, W.Va. Mr, Bennett, the son ol the' !ate CarlandBess!eRoushBennett,wiiB a retlr~ · heavy equipment lot of $45() In cash last Thursday at 1: 15 a .m ., according to Pomerliy Trustees meet theRetumJonathanMe181ChaPter'.S· tlli! Nattonal Society ol . tilt': i>aulibiersot America In PtaiJei\?,7..: ShewasamemberoftheA~ Arnerk'an .Legloit AIIXillaJy, ~ B.t..Be~tt . ... !I Bag � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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