http://66.213.69.5/files/original/09e0c33849bb3cfa78949303fab4e147.pdf 4845b458d8101b7c7b4055f0a48994cf PDF Text Text • 14-The . -.· ...... ~.- · ~ ... ... . . . " .. Sentinel Inside today: Observances In Ewing Funeral Home, · the Rev. DaVId Curfman ortlclatlng, Bwial will be In Burlingham Cemetel'y. F'Iieiids may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 24 and 7-9 p.m . In lieu ol flowers, the family requests that donatl<lns be · made to the American Cancer Society. ' Fourth of J\lbl celebratiOns will Naomi (Polly) Brlckles, 59, taken place lomort'O\V In the villages Druwtn, died Monday morning at or Racine and Rutland. her residence. , Parades Will be . held fit both · Mrs. Brtckles was born March 7, villages~ at 10a.m. Rutland will have Its :11th annual J !¥.5, In Athens County, the daughter , ox roast, a!Qng with games and a of the late Byron and Katherine talent show. .Wyers Doane. She was also pre· Racl,ne Will have entertainment ceded In death byUu'eebrothersand Kathryn Carter all afternoon and a chicken bartwo sisters. Milj. Br!ckles .}\'as a becue following the parade. housewife. . . Mrs. Earl Carter , 92, of WapaBoth vllJages will conclude actlvl· . She IS survlvled by her qusband, . .ke"eta, the !Qnner Kathryn SchoU, ties with fireworks. · died Monday night. She was a Floyd Brtckles; four sons, David An Honor's . Day celebratl<ln, Iohner MeigS County resident. 'Brtckles and Dale Brlckles, both of Pomeroy, Danny .Brlckles of MidShe Is survived by one .daughter. sponsored by Modem Woodmen .of · ,dleport and Duane Brlckles of Mn;. Myron (Helen) Alstaetter of An'lerlca, Camp 10900. Will be held at 2:·:1J p.m. at MaiOII!'Henderson •Logan; one daughter, Mary KatheWapakeneta; several lirandc!illd!ann home, Counly Road 56, ~rlne PaUone of Deerfteld Beach, ren and great gran~dren; twO Coolvllle, first farm on right. · Fla.; two sisters, Agnes PhiUlps of sisters, Mrs. John (Margaret) There will be free melon, Ice Athens, and Mary Ackley of Shade; Bachman of Columbus, and Mrs. crea111 and beverages plus one brother, Arnold Doane of Lester (EDen) Wilson of Pomeroy; entertainment. Navarre; four grandsons, one one brother, ·Oscar Scholl of The Eastern A thletlc Boosters ,granddaughter and a number of · Pomeroy. will. sponsor a chicken barbecue at. nieces and nephews. · Funeral services will be held at . the high school with serving to begin • Funeral services will be held Wapakenata. a t ll:30a.m . . . :...C ounty court concludes- cases . Efi:iergency runs ~fined · Twenantyd·flveelghtdeof~~~rsantsforflweteedre costs; Beulah Crabtree, Albany. Four emergency runS were made u"' failed to yield half of roodway, $10 by local units Monday, the Meigs In Meigs County Court and costs; Wanda DOnaldson, County Emergency Medlcal Ser-recently· Portland, failure to control, m and vice reported. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien costs: Roger Holley, Huntington, At 5:06 a.m. Racine went to :wereRandyHunt,Gallipolls,speed, w.Va .,speed,$22andcosts; JohnF·: Bashan Road for Elsie Circle, taken )$In and costs; Thomas Epps, Aeikel', Al~y. no valid regtstrato Holzer Medical Center; at 9: 35 ~Charleston, W.Va., speed, $21 and lion, $l) and costs; Susan Sylvla, a.m. Rutlaoo to Counly Road 1, .costs; Charles Whittington, Pome- Albany, failed to yield, $5 and costs; transported Lauren Huffman to :zey, <flsorderJy conduct, $75 and Mark A. Laudermllt, Pomeroy, Holzer' Medical Center; at 11: 50 costs suspended, $50 fine; Terry domestic violence, :IJ days In jail. a .m. Rutland to New Ltma Road for Sayre, Pomeroy, speed, $24 and suspended and 1 year probatl<ln, Patricia Cleland, taken to Veterans costs only; Emily Collier, Ripley, :C;osts; Ray Maxson, Long Bottom, Memortal; at 6: 40 p.m. Tuppers $24 ' and costs; Lemuel W.Va., speed, $23 and costs; Plains to Reedsville for Lldla ;Hanlen Jr.. Addison, failure to Pamela Wolfe, New Wllm!ngtlin, Chevalier, taken to St. Joseph's p a., speed , $22 and cos ts; T ena ,insplay valid regis'tratl<ln, $10 and Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. tests; Clll!onl Lambert, Columbus, Slayter, Pomeroy, obstructing Off!· ~child restraint, $10 and costs; cfal business, :IJ days jail, sus- · ; Raymond Hudnall, Rio Grande, pended, and costs, 1 year bwl, $250 and costs, 3 days jail, 00 probation; Robert Luke, Dexter, !lay license suspension and speed- OWl, 3 days jail, $2;iO and costs, Admissions- None. log, costs only; David Powell, ucense suspension 00 days. · Discharges - Anna Koenlng, Racine, speed, $21 and costs; · · Forfeiting hopds were Rodney .Richard Kenney Jr., Sissonville, Holman, Racine, possession of Hilda White, MarY Marjorie' Milhoan, Rita Stobart. W.Va., speed, $29 and costs; Barry marijuana, $45; Tracy Taylor, 'VanMetre, Letart, speed, S.ll and Athens, speed, $50; Paul McGregor, :ixlsts: Robin Herald, TUppers Mount Vernon, speed, $42; CecU "Lottery winners :Plains, stop sign, $10 and costs; Chaffin, Logan, ~o highway use ~Michael Nance,_"''"acuse, unsafe perrnlt , ._.. · F1ower, Athens• CLEVELAND (AP) - ' The ~J• .,.....: usa . speed, $41; Mlc~l Muil!ns, Bel!ngwinning nUillbl!r drawn Monday vehicle, $5 .a nd costs; .: Thomas Gaspers, Tuppers ton, W.Va., .$41; _Michael Nance, night In the Ohio Lottel'y's da!Jy J>lalns, speed, $25 and costs; Mark Syracuse;-' failure to display valid game,~~ Number," was 486. 'Bowers, Stewart, failure to display registration, $45; David WUcox, In the "Pick 4" · game, played valid registration decal, $10 ·and Pomeroy, Insecure load, $45. Monday through Friday, the wtonlng number was 8762. wnds ·wero. .. sw .· "GREAT FOR THE GRiLL' U.S.D.-.., U.S.D.A.Choice English Boneless ID • • it· • • • ••• • .... • • . . 667·3110 5th STREET SINCE 18SS COTTONELLE , TOILET TISSUE 6 ROLL PACK $}79 . . Lettuce ' INSTANT -TEA $}99 3 oz. 3/~9¢ COOLVILLE, OHIO 4572:, BELPRE. OHIO 457' .' LEE ETHRIDGE 8 Pack 16 Oz. The Holzer ClinicUrgent.Oare Center is now open every ~turday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family ~ractice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should .telephone 446-. 5287 for a time to be se~m. · , URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS · MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY:-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. J P.M.-9 P.M. ' ' BREAD WHOLE KERNEL CORN PEAS ·a PEAS & CARROTS MIXED VEGETABLES • $} . LAY'S 39¢ P.OTATO CHIPS 7Yz OZ. BAG . .99¢ , GENERIC -, TOILET TISSUE CHARCOAL DOG FOOD $299. · . $349 . ·BAG . CIGARETTES OIIE CRTII. JN STOCK 8 PACK 16 Ql. Plus Tu $}2 9 Coupon Expires 718/U Coupon Expires 7/B/B4 C.K. SUPERIARKn VALLEY BaL .R.C. COLA- C.K. SUPERMARKET ORANGE JUICE. $}3 9 Li~ll 'h, GAL I S}S 9 6 PACK -12 oz. CANS • '. . 1& Oz. $149 HB. ' Coupon · Service When required to do so." OppOnents of the law said that · WASHIJ"iGG''N (AP) - The , requiring students to tell whether ~ Is not lnfllctlng unconthey have registered Is a form of stltutlonat punishment by denying eoerclve self·lncrtmlnation. federal all! to male college students But government lawyers said the who fail tn register for the draft, the purpose of the law Is "not to catch· Supreme-court ruled today. wrongdoers" I;Jut to Increase the Pl'l!;.ft~vote,thej~uphek!_a : E f young men on the l!l8214w that dlsqualilles tlml any · 10Ds.• federal klan Ill' grant program male the law took effect. more colleQe ~tudents who have not met ,IXXlstudenll;whoprevtousJy their lePl obllgatl<ln to register. 1lad failed to sign up for the draft A feQeral Jullge In Minnesota had have done so. !nvaildated the law, Burger; In rejecting the selfChler JUBtlce Warren E. Burger, incl1mlnatl<ln arguments of regts; In his oplnlon .for the ' eoilrt, said, tratlonopponents,saidnostudentis "Conditioning receipt of ... aid on liJlller any "cilmplilslon" to seek reglstratl<ln Is plainly a rational federal aid and therefore has no rneanl to linprove C!llllPliance with reason to make any statement as to the I'QIIstratlon requirement." whether or not he has registered. · He;sald the law "also furthers a "A person who has not registered ' fair ,.UOCatlon of scarce federal (for the draftl clearlY Is under no 1'I!!OOI'Cell by limiting aid to tho6e compulsion to seek federal aid," who ,are wUUng to meet their Burger said. " If he has not responslblllttes to the United States registered, he!sslmplylnellglblefor by registering with the Selective ald." .!Powdered By RON SIRAK .............. Pre&sW.... MllJioils of Americans thrilled at skies flootled wlthcolorfromFourth . of July fireworks, as fun In thefonn !1 giant banana splits and rock· skipping contests vied. with parades and backyard barbecues In a joyous mit national birthday celebratl<ln. From sea to sea Wednesday, It was a bash for America dlvene as the people who populate the as country. The Beach Boys, stock car races, bathing suits, tall ships and a ceremony honoring the Statue of Liberty highlighted this year's Independence Day festlvHies. . But the holiday started In tragedy In BevetJy, Mass., where a predawn fire killed 14 people In a · rooming house. At least two people were kllleilin holl.day·related accl· dents, two others were missing and Li11lt 1 '7/a/84 ~tergent · s.up1:'E,R . ' e ".·. 'MARKET.;~" . ··t NO SALES ·oPEN DAILY ' . & SUNDAY~9:oo A.M. ro 9:ooP.M.. SECOND & MILL ST. . · . We , Reurv~ ~~~ : MIDDLEPORT, OH. Rlqht to WE ACCEPT FOOD ST-AMPS NOT "ESPONIIILE' FOR ( ~lmlt Q~antltlea. &· 'c'WIC" COUPONS m,ooo tonight," said Frank Munch, 49, a vendor rrom Cincinnati. Hundreds of vendors, some .dressed as clowns, enjoyed a brisk food and merchandise ~s!ness. Jazz · and concert band musicians added to the festlvlties, which caused bUmper-to-blunper traffic and quickly filled parking lots .. An additional 75 city buses struggled to handle people whO either parked miles away fYt decided not to fight the traffic, The capital city celebrated early to avoid confilcts with su~ celebratl<lns Wednesday. In Granvllle, In Central Ohio, the Kiwanis Club • . chose 70-year-old Carl Frazier and his wife, Elizabeth, 68, to preside as co-grand marshals over the vlllage's Fourth of July P'!fade. Frazier is an ex-mayor, president of the :former PeopJe's State Bank and a driving force behind the ' philanthropic Granville Foundation. fils wi!'e hits • been acuve In community volunteer work. Several hundr¢ people gathe~ Wednesday II\ Veteran's Memc;ll'ful Park II) Marlon for the dedication of two honor roDs listing the 293 Marton Countlans whO died In 20th Cenney conflicts. And In Columbus, a DOo Elah Parade SPoofing the Jtradltlonal processions drew 250 participants and • :!,IXXl spectators. . , Moreover, the chief justice said, late registrants may qUality for aid w!thoot providing any Information to their 9Ch1Klol thai would lncrlml· nate them. Burget said the statement · to the school by the aid appUcan&alm!liY states that he is "In ccmpllaqce with the registration .. $ ·~'fiOI-ftlg. .ldm to he was a tlmey or t,"headded . . alate · The diaft-status dlsclo6ure law was chaQeaged by six Minnesota college Silidents, sparking a ruDng by 6strlct Judge bonaJd L. Alsop m'it. Paul last year that the law Is mi tmpennlsslb1e form of punishment u.s.. FIRST PLACE Ia tbe __.,me dhlllon lit the F-u. ol Juf\J JNII'IIde held Ia Racine Wod 1'aywas the t?oll& of the' Coualry Boys f-H Club wllh tile lbeme Alsopaooedthegovemmenlnot to enforce the law. But the Supreme Court soon thereafter set aside the effect ~ Alsop's order pending today's decision and therefore the registration law has remained In effect. · '"lbank God I'm a Country Boy." See 8ilclltlooUI plloloe on pages 7 and 8. ·· were more than a dozen Injured: In PhUadelphia, where the Decla· ration of Independence was signed In 1716, more thaJ:IooemUIIon people walched fireworks In Fairmont Park, capping the clly's five-day Freedom Week festival . More thhan 500,000 people 'Jammed the mall ~d the Washington Monument for a concert featuring the surfing sound of the Beach Boys, who made a triUmphanl return to the natl<ln's capital after being banned last year by then·Intemr Secretaiy James Watt. · · Over lOO,IXXl people took In the fireworks sbow In Grand Rapids, Mich. ''There lsn'ta blade of grass by the side ot the river that wasn't bent by saneone's posterior," pollee Lt Ron Vlertlelllg said. · New Yark City beaches were reported "blanket to ·blanket" as ·almost 'l!iO,IXXl pewle sought refuge · from hot, J11U1!1!Y weather. Sun- ldng Californians also packed ibe shore near Los Angeles to watch ~ tall ships parade down Marylalld,peoplepald25centsea<:h to help tldld and then eat a 356-foot balllllltjlllllt. "As far as I knOw, they a~ all bl It," .said ~- 4 Rick Sheperd. TWo hundred poonds ot ~ IUid 39 pUonsoflcecream ~nt Into ihe concoction. . TO D~EALERS e every .JNIW11ANDPARADE-TheMelpJDshSchOOI marcldnl band parilclpaied b1 &be Ju?y Fourth Pllt_., Mil RBBII!':I itED cliAMBER lEADER -lllillrrl Halt lllld RGa Alii ,.. wttllllle ArM VllllniiMI' o1 <lanllnerce'a IM&IIIit ~ Tl a 2 r<a••\ldlt ....... s'atee. a.,: ........... . . •'a ..... """llle e:n. ... llle Ba?l v w. , .... N' f'w AI?!- ret 11\J re 2 Md IIJ tile .... oiAcdwL .,.,..._;a .. i, •' I' , JfcE~ hisSupemr wa.y to ilrst t the 16th Lake State StoneSidpplngtouma· menton · Islan4,Micb.His wlnnln&ildm skipped 22 times. In Pltllburah. a fireworks display downiOWII was ,postponed unUI Salllrclq' .. )llll'lllle actlviUes al Rutland W~. See addltloaal photos onb pages 7 Wid 8. · Meigs Commission· to pay ·part of ,~ost for repair of earth mover at old landfill thecoast. . At Fort Meade Anny Base In ~RIC.I11 EFFECTIV~ THRU SUNDAY, 7/8/84 "FREE . PARKING" . c.n'tt 1 2 S.Ct'ion•, 14 ~gn 25 . A Multlm.dlo Inc. Newspaper mark nation's. .·2 0.8 th annive~ary Wednesday ANY SIZ£ BOX . Llilllt 4 Coupoa Expiilt~a/14 C.K.SUPEilb(li£T timit 2 .• . B~ckyard . bashes ·.20• OFF ' Wednesday night the fireworks show would not be rescheduled this year. Rain also .forced postponement of nearlY fireworks display scheduled In Central Ohio. Under more pleasant skle6 In Cincinnati, the new Rlverbend Music Center opened Wednesday night to a capacity crowd. T'tle $8 million center, permanent SUI1II1lel' home for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra: was dedicated during a grand-opening concert that featured the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, singer Ella F1tzgeraW and fanner astronaut Nell Armstrong. Some of the heaviest rain Wednesday was reported In northern Ohio. The National Weather Service reported rainfall of l.ljl Inches In Upper Sandusky. The heayy rain and thunderstorJnSWednesday In many areas of Oblo occurred ahead of .a cold front moving across Oblo. The Wea tiler Setvlce said the . · threat of showers was expeCted to end Saturday, with a weekend of highs rtear ~and low humldlty. Col:urnbJS had Its big celebratiOn Tuesday night. beating the bad weather to the delight of an estimated spectators at a massive fireworks show along the Scioto River. , · "This Is beautiful. · ColuNilKis Is rea!Jy alive display C.K. All Flavon Clevel8nd Independence Day Association, said By 1be A~ated PreM 'f1l!lusands of Ohioans held their Independence Day celebrations between the raindrops Wednesday, while otherS postponed their plans for a drier day. Would-be fireworks spectators b1 Toledo spent pal1 of the soggy evening In llrtllJil!d tratt1c as spoiiSOrS of a riverfront fireworks waited untU after 8 p.m . to postpone the event unUI F'rlday. A crowd of lOO,cm had been expected for the.display co-SJ)OilS<ri!d by the city and Soblo, and like the sponsors, many spectators~ had gone downtown In hopes that the rainfall wwld end In time for a dazzling show. In Cleveland, the Festival of Fl eedolu fireworks display was cancejed becauae of rainy weather. The show had been expected ··to draw thousands to Edgewater Park on the Lake Erie shore. Jim Tabaczvnskl: director Ot the SUGAR Coupon hpirn 7/1/14 . C.K. SUPERMARKET Coupoa bplr•s 7/1/14 C.l. SUP£1MARKET 8 P1ck 59¢ GAL. Pin Oep.· l:ilit 1 Limit 5 .... c~·· WATER . ' COCA-COLA Pepsi . ., Cola $}49 . DISTILLED 25 LB. BAG $1 ~00 OFF . Only 7·9¢ GENERIC 20LB• Fri. 4 ROLL PACK Plus Dep. GENERIC HOLZER CLINIC LTD. $}~9 3-16 OZ. LOAY£S· PEPPER ~t~~-K $}19 'h Gal. VALLEY BELL ' BUY ,HEINER'S BONUS THRIFT KING crowds Racine, and. an ox roast at Rutland. Both vlllages offered games In the afternoon. · . .. · , The rain d~ not dampen spirits or cut back ihe attendance throughout the day, Fireworks displays were held In both villages, with , people lining the grounds to get a glimpse of the climaxing events. • At the popcorn and snowcone ~chines up Racine way, folks waited patiently In tine, sorneas longas40 minutes,. to be served. I The events were sponsored bY the Racine Volunteer F1re Department and the Rutlar\d Fire Department. Parade float winners 1n l!le Racine parade, 1n the : · theme dlvlston, were: Raclite Baptist Church, first place and Barbara's School of dance second place. · In the, non-theme dlvlSlon, flrst place went to · Country Boys 4-H Club and second went to Our Gang 4-HC!ub. By JAME'Ui. RUBIN 9,9¢ GAL. . enttne ()tlio, Thursday, July 5, 19!14 Bicycle winners, age group, first WllfsecOnd place respectivelY were. 0 to 6, Tommy Lane and Ou1s GUbrldge; 7 to 9, Eddie WWis and Jessica Hart; 10 to . l!i, Robin Manuel and James McDaniel; unlimited, _ Jamie Cummins and Riehle Wamsley. Winner of the horseshoe contest was Harry Ba!Jey ~ rOller p!n toss · was Judy Johnson. General. . . chalnnan was Scott Wolfe. ............. Pre8s Writer 2% MILK OR; $}69 URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS . 16 OZ. CANS ICE CREAM Plus . -\' FABRIC SOFTENER $19·9 BAG . STA PUF POTATOE·S lOU. $}19 - \~~z. U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO RC $179 COLA BELL $139 VALLEY PREMIUM IBeMind Post OH1ceJ 59¢- Pomeroy~Mi~dle,,rt, • Court uphOlds 1 82 .· draft law .-equir ment . TREET · 12 oz. 3tas. FOR 99¢ , .ARMOUR CAN . BANANAS 6 PACK CANS 125 LEE STREET "" . GOLDEN ·RIPE •' • loaf with each puri:!Ve of 2 pacts of Kahn's Luncheon Meats. FRESH-CRISP-I.CEBERG SHURFINE JAR l Bonus Bread FREE Produ ce Speciills 7-UP .. 423·6300 . 16 Heiner's One oz. .One with each purchase of 2 packs of storemade Frozen Minute Steaks. . . !FWnM<ai ' ~ RacinE1 and Rutland Wednesday morning as · lined the streets to watch the annual Fliurth of July . parades In tho6e communities. ' The parades klc)c;ed off lndepencence · Day actMtll!s, Which InCluded a chicken barbeCue a:t 1 Cllip-Chopped, All Meat Bolocna 160Z.3/99¢ WH ITE.,ETH Rl DG E By 8ea&lnel StaH And Wire aepon. Everyone loves a parade and It was evident- In ., Pii:tlt, Dutch, Coobd S.lilmi · • • Area parades highlight July Fourth ·activities , suPERIOR'S BEST BBQ (8) Buris 19' July Fourth scenes.•.Pages 7-8 at y c.,y,..,... 1914 ' SUPERIOR STORE SLICED ·Petty wjns 200th race•..Page 4 Wladi ....I&H w; I ly to 11CJUtb. w I It ' - tlwl 11 mph. ~ oll'IIIIII!Operceaitomjlll&, . Vol.34, No.SI FRESH-LEAN · FRESH-lEAN • lllid .· ' , w!faM • 9 ••••••••• FRESH-LEAN HOMEMADE cloudy LB. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •....., · CANS Serviag- with Old-Fu•ioae• · D_epea•a•ility · . · Green·Beans The junior high section buU.t In 1975 .has some asbestos on pipes as !nsultlon covering. . , 411,1100 Sqlllll'll Feel -·· RobertS explained that Eastern 'scoools have 45,1XXl square !eet of 'material with asbestos In the b1llt:ll,ngs. · It Would presently c;ost $11.50 per 'square foot to remove the asbestos. Not all material containing asbestos 'Is dangerous - only that which Is :friable - according to Carpenier and Roberts. ' Thegreaterdangerlleswiththose who· work with asbestos, ortlclals :said. AsbestoS can be found In cement, plastiC, pipe Insulation, roofing materials and celllng lUes. .,..- .· . . . Mollb' ~wMhacMnoe .. ...,weaia . . tkrlf II U16.Low~ ..... 111&11 ~ \MU" 78. · -~- .RM RO·As· T. . · .lA s1°.· CHOI<;~ A ROAST .. ' $}39 GROUND BEEF ...... ~.&.. 99¢ GRO.UND CHUCK.-~.\r. S1 39 69 GROUND RO·UND .. ~.&. fl 80Il ED HAM·slOJI' l!JCSQ".LIJ;. $} 99 HAM SALAP •.•.._ ;••. lA. 99¢ $} 4g LB. LUNCH MEATS .. THRIFT KING. CUT. Continued from page 1 ¢ . 150Z. ·Meigs ... Pqal,7,8 . reii ... ; ,...J8,u;~ ~'I'\" .•....•••.••. Pap 1.3 D 0 ......... ~ .....·.... Pale It ......................... Pace I 8porta .. .......... ,. Papa a, •. G a ~t~ft~--~~rc~ . CHUCK. ROAST ...... ~.&.. g.g¢ Pork & Beans Society. ., Chuck Steaks SHOWBOAT "Across the U.S." will be the theme used by the Voices of Liberty at their presentation to be held Saturday, July 7, at 6: 30p.m. at ··RoyalOiikPark. Theshow!sf9rthe benellt of the AmeriCan Cancer OPEN 9:00 lO 9:00 WEDNSIIAY. JULY 4TH U.S.D.A. CHOICE Veterans Memorial Presentation set --llelld . . . ·. FROM C.K. SUPERMARKET scheduled Muzzled watchdog...Page 2 Weather The Meigs County Commissioners agreed Tuesday topayforpartofthecostoff!xlngtheearlhmoverat the old landfill. eslbnate on fixing the machine Is between $3,1XXl and $5,000. The machine Is estlm8ted costing $&l,CXll new, ,said County ' HighWay Engineer Phil ·:n.e , as Roberts. The commissioners bargained with the engj!leer and agreed to pay half the costs and the labor·blJl for flxblgtheearthrnover. Tbl!highwaydepai'tlnentwUI pay the remainder of .the bill ror flxlng the).riach!ne. Roberts also reported the plans have been approved for the Scipio Fire Department Building. Roberts said a building pennlt had been Issued. The proposed budget for the rounly will he on file In the · aildltor's office for public Inspection, Mary Hobstetter. clerk of the commissioners reported. The budget gives expected funds for general revenue • sliarlng and the budget estimates of each d~t head. The budget COmmission, consisting of the prosecutor, the treasurer and the auditor, Will certify to the commissioners the expected reven11es for 1985. The commissioners will then:, reaCce:;s each department head's request . ' · The departmental requests are usually higher t!Jan the amount of money the county wiU have, Hobstetter said. . ~- "I �- . . _ Com,.m.entaJy ' I • c. . WASHING'fON - I was raised In a Democratic housl\hold back when the Democrats wanted to kiss babies, noi abort them. In those days If you called yourself a liberal, It meant you understand that communism was the opposite of free 'speech, free election and freedom of worship, and If you said you opposed radlc~ dlscrlmlnatlon, It meant you opposed· racial discrimination. By 1968, when I cast my first vote (forR!chardNixon),Ifeltlessllkea Republican than a Democrat-In·. exile . . Left-wing Ideologues .h ad · taken over the party, and if you st111 believed ' In the old areas or bipartisan consensus you were stuck with the RepubUcans. In the late '70s, at a reception honoring Soviet dlsslde,nts, 'I met another Democrat without a party. Her name was Jeane Kirkpatrick. I already admired her academic work; . by the time our short -~ ,...__.,_"'T",....... ~.. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' BOB HOEFLICH G~neral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newo Editor A MEMBER of The A.saoelaled Pr..., Inland DaUJ Preu Aoooela· lion and the Amorlcan.Newspaper Publisher A1110elatlon. LE'M"ERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They •hould be leN tbaa Jl8 werdl 10111. Alllellera are aubject to edU::Iaa ad m... be alped with aame, addr-. aad : ce~eplloae aumbet. No ulll•ed Jetten wW be publla•ed. Letters ahould: be Ia pod taMe, addreeatnc llsuet, aot penooaDUM. .Summer daydreams In the summer daydreams of many Americans, visions often-tome to !hind of owning a vacation home. But at least one observer of the real e9tate scene has some words of caution. · 'From a financial standpoint, says Thomas O'Dea, senior contributing editor or the Real Estate Investing Letter, In the current Issue of that monthly pubUcation, "smart Investments In vacation houses are very difficult to make." . .:For one ~· O'Dea.says, "values of vacation houses are much more Vblatlle than those Of otber real estate properlles. That's because a vacation home purchase Is 'discretionary.' • "Nobody 'needs' a vacation house, even though everyone might want Discretionary expenses, and their amount and frequency, are .also . 'li!fected by many things that \l:illl be completely out of your control. · :. "During the years of gas shOi-tageS';' vacation home developers (and many vacation home owners) went right down the tubes. A poor snow . 9eason drilles down the value of houses In ski resort areas, Economlc ~ns put discretionary expenditures on the shelf for most potential buyers." : Furthennore, O'Dea Wl\l'IIS, if you rent out your vacation house to tihers, you may well be faced with a great many management headaches IQid costs. Even If reniers are conscientious about keeping the property clean and repairing any damage they cause- as not all renters are- they have no particular Incentive to takecon-ectlveor preventive action against any long-term maintenance problems that develop on tbe property. : "Hire professional local management? Maybe," says O'Dea. "But that will cost you ... maybe more than you think. The care and feeding of your $lOO,CXXllnvestment is left In the hands of a third party whose compensation IS some pe~centage of rental income." · ~ 1'he tax rules say you cannot take wrtteoffs from things like !leJireclatlon !hat exceed your rentalln~!lltl unless you use the property yourself for no • more than a very small speclfl~ part of a given year. ; Some. people, O'Dea notes, operate on the asswnption "who's to know lust how much the house Is rented versus bow many days I use It?" : To that line of thinking, he responds: "There are ways for the tax people to know or at least surmise just how much you usethehouseversusrenting it to others. Moreover, any Investment strategy based upon potential tax cheating Is clearly an lnadequ,a te one." ; Lest he sound like aspoUsport, O'Dea says hedoesn'tmean tolrnplythat no one should ever buy a vacation property.It may make eminent sense, he 5ays, if y6u can afford the up-front and continuing costs and separate In )rour mind the romance and the financial realities Involved. ' ''There Is one good reason to buy a vacation home- your own use and he concludes. -- . . . . • "And of course, when you select that house you should give some though! to buying one that wW give you the biggest haJig for your buck. ;Just don't on how big that bang really might be.'' .:aunt Berry's World ' ' ..' ' •'' .• .' .• .·'. ..' .•. . .•. . : . . ..-• ,.•- 'I ' ,• • I' I ' I I .. '• .. •• ...' ·· . .•.••. . :. • ; ' I ' I I ' . - ; • .\ t: ', . ' II ' ' - I "ThMe must be a LIBERAL DEMOCRAT In t/16 (Jiighborhoodl" ' • I conversation ended, I wished wist· She would have Ufted Republica· · c!jns. Messrs. Bakel', Darmall and fully that people like her could run n1sm above Its custonwy crais· Deaver were wasbed Into Waalllnlthe country. ness, speaklna powertuJJy, and not ton by a COIIIei'Vatlve lldiiJ wave, Lo, Within five years she had Wllllout patboll, to a generation c1 but IIley haven't aotten the DeWI · become a pubUc !lgure1 and Ronald Democrats like herself who have yet. They .r ead the Uberal Jlft!SI and ReaganappolntedherournewU.N. decided to leave the party that baa !bey tlllnk Uberals won the deed to ambassador. She was JiQt only a left them. She would have fleen a the country, and they are accord· · superb choice f!lr the Job, but also a perfect and eloquent symbol of a lnilY eqer to placate the Uberala•. hopeful sign that the Republtans historic reallgnrnent. · · They Wtll'lhip power without quite under.Reagan would cease helng a · But It was not to be. The White knowlna wl!ere It Is. Instead .Of clique c:k!votes to making the world Hoiise hoi!Cbos nixed the Idea. Mrs. lenin& tlielr bOsi speak his .n atural safe for stockbrokers and golfers. Kirkpatrick makes them pervous; patriotic Idiom, they poblt to aU the Alas, Mrs. .Kirkpatrick has been You have to understand ·t he women he baa appolnte!l, aU the ~!rated In her job by Mr. Republican mentality, A true Re- summltconferencesheattendsand Reagan's top staffers, the three- publican feels he holds Office not by all the wars he hasn't started. piece trio of James Baker, Rlcharo right, but by pennjssJon, If not by · E~ety politicos, these Darman· and ·Michael Deaver. mistake. To him the American . three. With a chance tocaiT)' aU 50 Recently there was even some people are an allen tribe who don't states, they are working teverlshiy short-lived talk of having her play golf and have to he bought, . backstage on a campaign CUM· deliver the keynole address at this .appeased or manipulated. A true tngly designed to carry Washingyear's Republican convention. . Republican llnds It awkward to ton, D.C., With the endortement of What a · speech that might have converse With anyone who· doesn't The New York Times. In the mlilst been! Jeane Kirkpatrick Is a wear a necktie. of a seismic shift In American blood-stilTing patriot who underFor some reason Ronald Reagan: politics, this trembUng troika con· stands the. power of Ideas as well as a genetic Democrat, has sur· ducts thef!IS(!Ives as the custodians the maladies Of the tnt~.· rounded himself With true RepubU- Of il des~rate In~ be- ' ' ffoday ·in history . ; Today Is Thursday, July 5, the 18'1t~ilayofl984. Th~are179days left In ~year. '. • . Today' s highlight In history: . ; On July 5, 19:ri, President Franklin Roosevelt signed Into law the f"a~nal Labor Relati>ns Act. • On this date; . ; In 1811, Venezuela became the first South American country to declare Its Independence from Spain. : In :18.Jl, the French occupied the North African city of Algiers. • In.1865 William Booth founded the Sal.vatlon Anny In London. . : 1n during World War ri, diplomatic relations Were brokm be"'-t &ttain and the Vichy govenunent In France. • ·~ 1971, President Richard Nixon oerUfled the 26th Amendment to the Pwututkm, which lowered the minimum voting age In aU federal, slate and local elections to l8. · t Ten ye~u-s ago: ,The prosecutiOn tested In the conspiracy tr1a1 Of John J::hrUchman and three other defendar\ts. The four were charged with · ~Iring to violate the ctvn rights ot Daniel ~Usberg's psychiatrist. \ Five years ago: The abrupt canceDatlon of President Jlnuny earter;s ipeech on enEI1!Y resulted In crillclsm about the chief ~ecutl.ve s leadershiP abilities. • One ago: Band leader Harry James died In J..a;i Vegas. Nev. ' Today' s birthdays: Statesman Henly Calx;lt Lodge Is 82. Actress Helmond Is 51. Aciress Shlr]ey Knlght Is 48. Julie Nixon ~Is~ . 1.9«): rear i<atherlne • • ·' matter," "Fitzgerald wrote In his mem0 , "because II has becmne clear :that · the strategy of ~ dominant. elements In the mlUtar:Y hierarchy Is either to Incite me to legal riot or to lead me to accept functional paralysis through., inaction." Recognlzlrig that resort to the' court - which had ordered the• ''good faith" agreement - could , drive a wedge between him and his\ bosses, Fitzgerald wrote: "If I c:lo not, however, make legal protests, thl> status quo advocates Win by default. They wW establish tl1rough custom a virtual freeze.{)ut ot mY. : office and set a precedent tor. sloughln~ Off the remnants of: · civilian control.'' , Fitzgerald Is no wUd.ey'ed ra(llcal ' out to destroy the mllltary. Quite the contrary. He's a patriotic government official and taxpayer who Is quite simply outraged when he sees Air Force purchaalng costs . go off Into ,the wUd blue yonder. And unlike the generals and Weinberger, Fitzgerald reall7.es that such extravagance ultimately hurts the Air Force at budget time. When words gets out, !or example, that the Air Force paid h,118.26 for a 26-cent plastic cap on an airplane propaganda trick and refuSed to revolution and came to \fashlngton seeking aid for ~- By this Washington. . Jackson, In tum, short-~ghted action, we loll CUban claimed to have a private message friendship by default and hilve for them from Castro which he wUI never sertously altemiJ!:ed to reeidellver to them and to no one else. labllsh It although Cuba Is only 90 I have always believed that It Is mlles from the coast t1 Florida. The childish !or the U.S. not to 'have p~t Secretary of State appears diplomatic relations or trade With even more short-sighted than CUba. We do maintain diplomatic Dulles! .. , relations ·With almost all the other Jackson began his Central Amer: · Communist nations In the world. lean visit In Panama where he met Even that leading Communist With leaders t1 the lmsllflll!nts In El hater, Ronald Reagan, made a Salvador and later. he had a l:l much publlclzed trip to Communist minute session With newly-elected Cblna this election· year carrying President Duarte. Since the Rea· With him a television crew to malce gan admln1stration and the CIA TV commercials for this rAil's · bankroUed Duarte's victory In the campaign. He agreed to trade with recent El Salvador election, the !he largest Communist nation In the new jlresldent was naturally leery world tbousands of miles away but abotit showing too much entJwl•. baa declared nearby Cubaotrllnnlts asm for the Jackson vlatt. However, to tourists. He Ufted the Carter he was warmly . welcomecl Ill grain ernb8r110 of Russia and has Panama, Nicaragua and Cuba. . shipped them vast stores of gtaJn In CUba, Jackson aakled the and manufactured goods since he release or Americana 1n ~ Jaill has been In Office. Fidel Castro and 22 prllonen were relenwed, the,. turned to Russia for aid when· he total Amerlc8DS Jailed there with' was gtven the brushoff by John the exception Of tiiOII! invlllved ID Foster · Dulles, President Dwight . airplane biJICidnp. Wilen new1 t1 Eisenhower's Secretary Of State, the Americana' relrae was an· shortly after he won the CUban IIOIIIII.'ed ID the U.S. -media, die admlnlatrstlon was quick to obfei;t s..n • .were u.s. cbaraei- Tidl Is the 1ec0nd time Jackaon has aone to •'! llllfr!endly country and III!C1I!'ed the relesae of Amerl· can~- The first time wu In January when he · secured the reler1e of Navy Lieut. Robert Goodwin fl'om a Syrian prllon, ,Lieul Goodwin,had been captured · In Lebanon ; ~. 2, 1983 when his pi- 'hid been nhQI down by the Syrlana and 1he P\)ot ~d been ' kllllld- Tllen, u now, Rev. Jack· • son'a·actlon wu viewed with alann and nlteptlclsm by the admlnlatratlon and ..the Jlewa ' media, Who ~harpe~ the action · was purely · polftlcai. ' So what? Who can lll'iUE! with u;cea? . I w I 31 • - 14. 44 » .5.1l <I 39 39 a. l!l2 >11 <I .<16 Ill! cs .<16 81\ t1 .e lt · 32 4 :r••a.m. f n.r.a.r• (~l,ion S..J '"" """"" 9. """""""' 0 a-. Plftlhlrah CLoUar 7-6) at Sart DW&o "' Houll~ ILICols U ) at Montreal (SmJitl !t'J, (nl CtntinniU tPnot l-4/ at New Ycrk (~MI , (n ) . . Atlanta !Mahler 6-31 at ~ (Hitllon 7-61, In) So. ' - 1~6-8), ,.....,Jar a<;J at lao uu Ch\Cooo jflalnoy ., , " San .........., (Lasb)' 4·71, (nl · · Atlanta at Phl&ldtip}U, (D) Plttlbilran AI 8a!1 Oif&D. ·(nl St. LouiJ at Ja AnRetes. (nl Ctilcltto at San Frandic.'o, ID) AMDU:rAN LI!'AGUE I!'MT DIVIUON W L Pt:1. GB ...., 7 "'08 "'32 ..... -"' lll\ Octroi I 'f«oniO Battln'olr< Booton -·New- York """"""" • Callfomla .. Jj 39 J1 42 <I <I ., 33 .. WERT DIVJiJION ' Ch.Jcaad . ~ . . .m 11 . ... 171\ .MS 19 .42321 .., :e .li2.fi - t10 «J 40 11 . ~ .500 .500 2 2 41 .f74 39 4 4~ 6 Mlnneso!a ... . Kan.s.aa City Oakland ' Seattle :II 4ot .if10 4fl ' .t.'i2 . "f1>xas j Jl 47 w.....,... - ill' Prid!Qi• o...,... at MOnt:rea.J.. 2, tt·nl Clriei.MBG at New Ynrk: 2. !l·n ) : If~~ ~ .. ' .. ATHLETIC SHOES BY ''•' *PONY *NIKE *CONVERSE *K-SWISS *FOOT-JOY *KANGAROOS '*ENDICOTT JOHNSON .131 ' 71! . Gamel BaltlrrQ"e 6, Ml~a 4 S:.ton 13. Oakland 9, .to ~ Kansas City ol. CioPvelMd 0 MJIW&u.W ol, SNtne· 2 OlicllAO 8. JA>IJ"'Ot 2 .·• _, • Ttrooto 6, Cllltornla 3 New York 5, Texas 0 ,....,..• o... . .. Seattk! (Beattie 8-7) at Tm:mto tAiex· ander 1).4], lnl Kansas CUy IGubk."Z.a S.7 1 at Baltln'lOI"e' sWes 51 . ln l Clt"veland fFarT G-41 at Chkago \ REACHES SEMI·F1NAUI - Chris E~ert-Lioyd of the United b1 acUon apiD!It Carina Karlaln of Sweden during ,lhelr quarier-flnal matdl on Wimbledon's centre Cowt W!!dll~y. Evert-Lloyd defeated Karlsson U; 6-21111d adviiiCed to the seml·llnals . of the l!ulles lllnpes championship~~. (AP Wirephoto). •· (Davis 6-41, m1 Callbnla 1Zatm 941 at Boltm !Boyd 2· tBurDs 2·9), ' " ' . Dakland !KrueRl'r MJ at MBwa\lkec' ICbciiiX.Mrl!r 6-71 . tnt DetroU !Petry 11-31 a t Texas IHO\@ 8. 61, In ) New York !GuidrY 6-4il at Minnesota -~ !Schrom 1-31, In) f'rkllr'• Gamea Oakland at MDwauk(ll(>, 2. (t·nl ' Kansas Clfy at BaltLITU't\ In I C'hlca,IIQ, 1n1 Detroit at Thxu, 101 New'Vork at Mlnnesora, lnJ ~'l'Jand at .~.j . ' us '·· . Garvey trip vote getter 1 . NE~ YORK (AP) - 'First basemah Steve Garvey of the San Diego Padres, the only man to win the outstanding player award In two AU-Star Games; wW be In the National League's starting lineup for the fltst ·time since 198! for Tuesdaynlght's55thAU·StarGarne In San'F't'anclsco. Garvey, who IS batting .285 with foilr Hornets and46 runs batted In, topped an players In both leagues wtth.1 ,701,00voteslrolpfansacross !he coimtry who cast 6,333,903 ballots.lfeeasUyouldls~New York ·Mets first baseman Keith HemaltdEoz, who received 1,0!11,428 votes. .; ·, Joining Garvey as · NL starterS wW be tourotller AU.Starveteraits . - catcher Giuy ·Carter of the Montreal Expos, shortstop Ozzle Smith Of the St. Louis Cardinals, third basemali Mike Schmidt Of the Philadelphia Phillles and outfielder Dale MUI'phy of the Atlanta Braves -and three newcomers toAII.Star competition - S!!CQnd baseman Ryne SBndberg of the Chicago CUbs and 'outfielders Darryl ~WbeiT)' of the New York ~ and Tony GwynnofthePadres. -Pitchers and reserves for the • NatlollaJo League team wW be announced later today. The NL team wW be mahaged by Phlladel· pbla's Pa\11 Owens. Garvey, who was the NL'I'. startmg first baseman f!lr seven stralghtyearstrom1974-8l,wWbeb! the starting Unetip for the eighth. -time. Schmidt; who Is batting .'1!11 With 16 homers and 56 RBis. was second In the over-all voting with 1,638,291 votes. An American Lea· IIJer, thlr,tlbasemanGeorgeBrettof' the Kansas City Royals, was third with 1,594,542. • Sandberg, who leads the bAjors with 112 hits and 11 trlples, ~on strong In the latter slagllS' of the .voting aitd passed both Steve Sax of the Los Angeles and San Diego's Alan Wiggins to earn· the start at second base. Stra~beiT)', theNLRookleofthe Year In 1983, led all 0\'tfleld vote-getters with 1,565,044 although helsbattingjust.262andbaabeenb! a slwnp tor almost two months . MurPIJY, the NL's Most Valuable Playerforlhel982and1983SI!II!DIS, flnlshedsecondwith1,3'19,722~, followed by Gwynn atl;116,Q)7'. . · Murphy, coming on alter a slOw s!'art, js batting .278 with 19 homers and 51 RB!s. Gwynn leads the Jeaguewitha .351battingaverage. Smith, who baa won tour Gold Gloves for his slick fteldlng, recel.ved 1,514,455 votes and wW startatshortstopi>rthesecondyear In a row. Carter .earned .his fourth consecutive starting assignment wtth 1,067,70C votes. Besides Hernandez, San Diego third. baseman Gralg Nettles also polled more than a mUilon votes as a runner-up . . r,oleltles received 1,00,~. · . • ·, · Roofi:le outllelder Kevin McReyooids o( the Padres led all National League players In write-In votes wtth 1(17,1112. Besides Brett, ~ American League starters lnclude catcher Lance Pan18h, second baseman Lou Whitaker and outfielder <llet 1.EfllOII d the Detroit Tlgm;, first baseman Rod Carew and ootflelder .Reggie Jackson the California ~Is, shortstop Cal RJpken Jr. of ihe &lt!more0rloles'andout1lelder Dave Winfield of the New York Yankees. or w~s born between 1979 and 191J4, let publish a photo of him. ·or her in The Sentinel's Ca~a It Boston. ml .,rt! 1•·· .;~ If ·your baby Sf!anlto at Toronlo, 1n1 up were .it.. Wednesday as he crushed fellow·, me. Last time we played doubles; I retuniecHus Bei'VIllike !twas a gttl's Alnerlcan John Sadri&a, 6-3, 6-1. His ! serve, so I just hope I can dolt again only loss this year has been to Ivan : In a couple or days," Cash said Lend! In the final of the French : WE'dnesday. . ·· · .. •Open. He conceded, however that In two After upsetting Gomez, he : previous meetings, also In doubles, teammed with fellow AustraUan. : he found McEnroe's &ei'Ves to be Paul McNamee In a marathon · . ''very doublesmatchthatwasbroughttoa : _ ; While Cash awaits his match with halt by darkness. McEnroe, the major attraction Having played for almost every ; today was the ~·s semlflnals 11ay during the tournament, Cash ··011 the eenti-e tourt With Hana · wastohavelakenawell-earnedrest : : Malldllkova playing Chris. Evert today, but he had to complete,the : Lloyd, and defending champlqn quarter-final doubles match -: tied ~ Martina Navratllova meeting at two !lets - against Sherwood . Kathy Jof!)an. · Stewart and Mark Edmondson. ; Lloyd, ooe round behind the As tor his chances In the doubles, ; others, won her quarter·flnal match Cash belieVes heandMcNameecan • In straight sets Wednesday against take McEnroe and Peter F'lern~Jw's : Swedish qualifier Carina Karlsson, title:' : 6-2, 6-2. The other·semifinalists aU SeededNQ. 6, the twoAustraUans · luld reached the last four on already have won five tournarnepts : this year. They traUed 1·2 In sets: Tuesday. _ . . . . Cash, the only IUISI!eded player In against EdmondSon and Stewart,tit& flnal four ani:! ranked 33 In the the No. 2 seeds, but then broke \YOI'Id, has never met McEnroe In Edmondson when he served for·!fir sJngles. '· .. match and went on to level He advanced to the semifinals contest. ·.wlt)l an lll*IWednesdayoverNo. 6 In the two other men's qtllllWr· ' .. seed, Andres Gomez of Ecuador, finals, No.2 seed LendlofCzechi!sJP.- · 6-4, 6-4, 6-7, 7~ and became the vakla crushed his compatriot Tp; · youngestAustrallantogetthlsfarat · masSmld 6-1, 7~. 6-3, whtleJiniiJlY the AU England championships. C01010rs breezed past quallfler P~ M<$nroewas lndev~tStatingform Annacone 6-2, 64, 6-2. - , :-.. ' "· ~ bard... «< 42 .. . • St. Louil t, San Francllco 11. ~~ Kame Si. l.wb: 5, Sari f'rancllco 1. 2n11 ...-ne JbtJ&m 10, Nf!w Yorks ClncbNtl ~. Philadelphj• 4, JO illnlll&l MonD'CII 7, Atllata 4 C'ltlciiO ~. ... 0,... 1 \ to the releese on grounds that no political prisoners tnc(uded, Castro reacted 1lY ordering ~ release ot 26 poUtlcal prisoners, some Of whom had been Jailed 6lr 1110re than( 20 years. Most had relatives Uvlng In Miami where IIley Were allowed to 1Q after a lukeWarm welcome In WasltJniton. SeVen Of the American priiOners held by .authorities for Jli!I'Ole vtolatlon and minor drug \Jtlthemlgbtbeablt~playlng W!IBT ~= S, - Son Olooo ·Jackson scores again.____'-----=Lowe~l~lw;_:_inge~·_u meet With Jackson on his return to Pat cash, a brash 19-year:<>ld Australian, baa made It to · the aem1flnaJs Of Wimbledon - 8lld Is eagerf!lr albotatbllnext•~t. .. ., ""' G )I :m 1 <I J1 Sill 2 !I «< .... >II Atlanta lao """'" • ClnciMttll ""'""' Fr~MIID:I stool leg, It casts doubt on even the legitimate Items In the. Alr Fon::e. budget. ' ~ ·The ·shortslgllted Pentagon brass tlllnk the way to h8ndle the situation Is IQ cover embarrassing mistakes. A better way would he to unleash . Fitzgerald and let hlin do .the job he wants to do. WATCH ON THE FED: The Federal Reserve Board's confideD· tlal forecast last summer on Interest rates was sertously wide Of the mark, both In actual peiu!litages and In tbe direction Of the trend. This Is of more than academic Interest. /'llortgage rates dictate . the health of the bousbig Industry and the manufacturing that depends on home builders: lumber, cemet)t, steel and housebold appllsnces. When housing suffers, these · Industries .teet the · pain . . The Fed's experts thought lnter·e st rates were headlngdown.,'lbey prediCted mortgage rates averag. lng 13.37 percent In the last quarter Of 1983; they were barely under 14 percent. The Fed forecast 13.25 pen!ent for the nrst quarter of this year; IIley actually averaged 13.8 pen~ent. For the second quarter of 191N, the Fed precllcted 13 percent; the rate has now shot up to 14.25 percent. ' defending champion John McEnroe. He wW gilt that ·opportunlty on Friday,· and Cash wonders If · McEni'oe·tnay be apprehensive. "He's obviously quite conf!dent - ~N,E~(AP)­ \ .,._""' ..... ..,. So. Lqtll PlttlbirJh Mt•zzled watchdog...____________J_ac_k___Ande_rso_n WASffiNGTON- Ernie FitzgeCongress." He won reinstatement rald, the most determined "waste" only after years of court battles. gunner the Air Force has ever seen, Even then he was given a title but Is back In the headlines. The no work to do. Finally last year the reason: , Defense Secretary Caspar Air Force agreed " In good faith" to Weinberger and the Air ·Force give Fitzgerald assignments to go brass welshed on their .s olemn with his job description. But my promise to let Fitzgerald expose the associates' Indy Badhwar and bUllons of dollars In exorbitant costs Donald Goldberg have uncovered tJII" Air Force pays Its contractors evidence that the Air Force's "good each year. faith" was as·empty as a jettisoned Adding Insult to Injury, ihe fuel tank. · Pentagon brass tried to muzzle As early as last July, Fitzgerald their watchdog to keep htm from felt obliged to wrtte an Internal teU!ng Congress hOw they were memo to his boss , Assistant. thwarting his efforts to save the Defense Secretary Russell Hale, taxpayers money. complaining of the military staff's Even after Fitzgerald testified "obstruction of ccst control efforts" · under a subpoena Issued by Sen. and "foot dragging" on a ccst Charles Grassley, R·lowa - the monitoring project. ''One Air Force only way he could appear on Capitol officer characterized this as 'sa)Jot· Hill - Weinberger had the effron· age,' " the meno noied. · · tery to dismiss his charges ~~ Fitzgerald complained that the · rampant waste because he wasn't obstruction of efforts to get runa· an -official Air Force spokesman. way costs under control had ' How's that for a bureaucratic become so "Institutionalized" that Catch-22? · only Air Force Secretary Verne Old-timers will remember Fltz· Orr's direct Intervention could hope gerald ~s the Air Force cost cutter to make "a start ,toward·regalnlng who blew the whistle on the . clvlllan management control of the ' extravagant C-5A transport plane . Alr Force. In fact, Fitzgerald had In 1969. a vengeful Air Force fired outlined his dissatisfaction personhim. His sin, Fitzgerald lamented, aly to Orr In a private meeting. was "committing truth before "I have been patient In this Majors C!-icJooo New York smart ' By ANDRf:W WARSHAW AP 8pona Writer · NATIONAL LIWl\IE • &\BTIIM!ION W L Pd. GB tween Democrats. Shades Of the Nixon gang. Naturally they undercut the crown jewel of this lldmlnlstratlon, who, aslt happens, Is a woman. Not ·one Of your quota queenles, either, · but a woman whose grasp .Of political reality- Should put lhi! whole 1tribe of Washington operators to shame.; Chesterton says of Dickens that he was popular not because he gave the people what they wanted, '?'Jt . because he actually wanted what tbe people wanted. Jes&e Kirkpatrick' wants what the American people want, and she spealcs their Janaua&e tar better than the maladroit Machl!l· vels who are trying to shut her up. No wonder people don't trust the Republicans: Republlc8DS don't trust the people. A Democrat can drtve a car Off a bridge and leave a girl to drown and get away With It, · because till! Democrats are convivlal even when they are lying. Republicans are furtive even then they are holle$t, with a genius for making their .vecy friendships look · like COI)Splracies. Mr. Reagan could win by a landslide this year. With a little help' from his resident strategies, bow· ever, It sbould be a real squeaker. Regardless of your personal opinion of Rev. J~ Jackson, you Will have to admit he Is not an ordlnar.y run-of·the-m!ll preslden· • tlal candidate. He Is not afraid to try new ways to brtng his candidacy to . the attention of the American people. Last week one of his novel Ideas resulted In the release of 22 American and 26 polltl~al prisoners . from Cuban jails. I one week he · ac~ornpllshed" more thim the present administration · has ·1n !our years. Jesse Jackson went to Central · Amerlca and the Caribbean With a message of .peace. He believes, like mllllons of other Americans, thaI a lasting peace Is a matter · of negotiation and not of force. He ' believes that successful negotiations cannot be caiTied on by long distance from the White House but Is a part of the peace p~ that must be accomplished by the nation's leaders In face-to-face meetings. It Is a beUef definitely not held hy the "president and his Secretary Of State Geol'gll Shultz. In their pubUc remarks about the release Of prisoners from Fidel . Castro's jaUs, they heaped scOrn on .t he. prisoner release as a Castro •• 'The Daily Sentinel Page • semif• , ·Is.,.;. Australian faces. McEnrOe 1n . 1na· ., one. Pteasure·" • . ,, , Ill CGart Street ...., Pomeroy, Oldo DEVOO'ED TO THE INI'ERI!l!T OF THE MEJGS.)IIASON AREA .. PAT WHITEHEAD •Aulstant Publlober/ CoatroUer Ponwroy Middleport, Ohio ··Jeane & the G.O.P. . . . ._______' ____Joe_So_bran_.. The Daily Sentinel 'q:IV \. -+~ 1 -. • . . '· "" ',(,. ·!" 7 :. :. .' .. . 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' JiERsamL ~ winner Dennis MMtlneoz a1kJI1al AP!;p»*Writer · five hits ~ six IMUlil· RelleYer The Detroit Tigers stlll have a Tippy Martlne'Z allowed, Ron Wa· sizable seven·game lead In the shJnillon'sRBIIIInaleb)tbe-th American League El!st. but since · and Tml Bnmansky's 13th iPne their sizzling 35-5start they're justa · run In lite nlllth bet'orel'I'COI'dlnglds .500 baseball team. 12th save.Dive El!ale and RaNIY Following Wednellday night's 8-2 Bushalsohomaed forMJnnelotll, trouncing at the hands of the _ ....,...., H t Chicago White Sox. the 11aw Rookie Bret Saberllaam em~- · a fpur-game ·losing streak for tbe biDed with D$11 Qldllenberry oii a · first time all season and are oa1y slx-ldtter and Willie Wll8on sparked ID-:!l since their reroid getaway. theol!ensewlth three hitUsKaii$U · "Hopefully we can start playing Cltywonlorthesblthtlmelnltslast better tomorrow. We're stnlallng · l!!\'etlpmes,TheJ}.yeer-oldSaber· but we'll get better," said AU-Star h,agen pna.s ~ ,illlllnp and outfielder Cbet Lemon.''We just BllQI!Iedflve hltsbeforeQn1T beny have to regroup and get tl!lnel retli-ed the last six )IItten. Wllaon rolllngagaln," addedshortstopAlaD qlelled the wurae with a lllng1e ott TrammeD. Steve Caner lllld scored on Pat For the third time lnfourdays the Sherldan'sdouble.SIIeridaneventu· ~rs had a game· of their 1erld · allyiiCOI'edonDalielol'll'sgrouJ¥ler. , chipped away by Toronto, .WbJch In the ~nd Inning, Buddy · . defeated Cal1f0mla &3.1n other AI;. BJancalana and U.L. Washlngtoo . games. Baltimore downed ~ singled wi1h two. ®I W WilSOn sota 64, Kansas Cl!y blanked ' ·--tripled them home• • Cleveland 4-0, MUwallkEe shaded ., · lllewiaa.,~! Seattle 4-2, Boston outsJuaed Robin Ywnt, Cecil Cilopel' and Oakland 13-9 In 10 Innings and New Ted ~ hit COJIIIe(.'ll~ dou' · York trtmmed Texas 5-0. · hies to key a three-run first Jillllng Richard Dolson checked Detroit whUe Moo.. Haas scattered !1f1181 run~-........ hits. With one out In the MUwa"'"v•~· ~.. """"' On three hits and ~~ lnnlilgs for his 11th vietoly, Julio llrst, Jim Ganbler was safe on an Cruzslammedabases·loaded;..,...., emr by pitcher Ed Vande Berl- naen FLEET ~ - Kansas City RoyBls' pitcher Inning to put him out at Cleveland S&adlwn Dan Quisenberry, rlght, beats Cleveland Indians' Wedne!lday ~rnMn. The Royals wnn'the lndepend· baUer Tony Bemazard to Orst base In the eighth ence Day ooalest 4'-0. (AP Luerphoto ). ~etty captures Firecracker 400 for 200th racing victory . - ' : By FRED GOODALL . AP Sports Wrlte. IOimge atop Da)ttona International Speedway after the race. . D~YTONABEACH, Fla. (AP)- · · Wl)en Richard Petty notched his lOOih career Grand National stock PettyandYarborough,wholed79 ,. ofthe160laps, weresocloseheadlng car~vlctory In 1969, be boldly stated Into the decisive third and foUrth hll!nextgoalwa swlnnlng:nl. turnsthatthewlnnersaldthelrcars 1)le 47-year-old driver from actually touched "two or three Randleman, N.C., achieved the times." · mllestone Wednesday, capturing YarbOrough,lnaChevroletMonte the• Firecracker-400under a cautiOn CarloSS,managedtogetpastPetty, llagjusttwodaysafterjoklngabout who led the last 33 laps and 52 wliat he'd strlveforonee he reached overall, but lost theadvan'"~when the 'm ag!c plateau. .....~ ··,'No. all," Petty quipped during . Petty moved Inside to pull even ·· beading Into the straightaway. . The yellow flag had gone up when · qualifications for the annual July 4 raCe1hatattractedacrowdof8l,OO, DougHeveron, whowasnotlhjured, lnc:)ildlng President Reagan. "I'm notlisoptlmlstlcasi used to be." spun off the track heading Into the F!tty, drlvlng a Pontiac Grand first tum. The accident started the Pril!; outdueled tale Yarborough last of three caution periods that coming out of the fourth turn and conswned l5laps. Harry Gant, who relinquished the outfaced him to the finish line by lead to Petty when he made his last Inches as the frontrunners took the pit stop on the l27th lap, finished y,e~ flag with two laps io go- sewnd after Yarborough's mental driver could Improve ert:or. The four-time Firecracker·. event. winner returned to tbe 2.5-mile, · . lost a chanCe to flnlsh · high-banked trtoval without stopwhen rolled Into the pits one ping but wound up third. too early, thinking the race had - "I gliess I got beat at my own game .. : .~'hesald . "Then I misread gave the traditional theflagman'sflngersandcamelnto start your engliles," thepltstooearly ... Mybralnblewltl from Air Force One and guess," with Petty In a bullet-proof · Petty won $43,755 for his third ..,"" ~--· - ..... ,_ w.-'".- .,. 1fr,4i • • "' <lit '\o;.\1 ' riil\i;io \ Firecracker victory .. Bobby Allison, In a Buick Regal, finished fourth and Benny Parsons fltth ' was · Bill Elliott, Terry Labonte, Dale Earnhardt, NeU Bonnett and Joe Ruttrnan completed the top 10 In that order. Yarborough starft.d the race ort the pole for .t he fifth time In seven "... q~,~'6 """"""" In a record years auoor speedofl99.741mph. Pet1y, wlnner of tbe Budweiser 500 at Dover, Del., Ma a~ on Y • started sixth on the grid. The winner llnlshed the race In 2 hours, 19 minutes and 59 seconds at an average speed of 171.:xl4_mph. The 29 1 d han rewere ea c gesamong eight drlvers. Scioto downs . .. came the ninth pitcher In majorleagUe hlstocy to sbike out 3,lXXl ' batters and teame11 wtth Jay Howell. on a · slx·hltter. The 45-year-old Nlekro, ll-4, tanned Larry Parrish lntbefourthlnnlngtoreachtbe3,lXXl .. career mark. He ~ will~ five .strikeouts tO br1llg his ooreertotal to 3,003. The siX hits oft h1m were all sJngies as he.lowel'ed his earned run aV$:11ge tol.&l with eight scoretes$ ' Innings. Ken Gtlf(ey's sacrifice lly In the{ second Inning produced an uneal'lled run off Dave Stewart and , Don )fAtttngly had an RBI &Ingle In the third. his 100th hit of the aeason . . Steve Kemp hit a solo homer 111 tile , siXth and the YankeeS added two l runs In the ninth on W!We•Ran··, dolph's RBI single and Butch : Wynegar' s. suicide squeeze buht • . ' . ! r;::::===========--:;! ft•ft y led .....- to cap a six-run sixth Inning and . Greg Luzlnskl . hit a two-run lion-" a::~ as the White Sox ccmpleted a ·~In -·~• h •h-• uu=-g~ sweep · wwC Y~3 · · outscored the Tigers US. "We ·just ~aught c::ldcago when theywerehot," saldLemon. "ldol)'t care about tbe All·Star Game rtght now. I care about our team and getting It back on the right track." The gaine was scoreless untn the sixth. Chicago scored Its first run ott MOt Wilcox on a walk, a sacrifice and Harold Baines' single. Greg Walker's double' and an Intentional walk to Jerry Hairston loaded lhe . bases and, after Luz1nsk1 fouled out, ~ VanceLawslngledtworuns~ MarcHillwalkedtoreloadthebases aDd WUCOJ! left In favor of.Aurello Lopez, who was greeted by eruz•g lrlple.Luzlnskl hltlllsfltthhomenm offSidMongelntheseventh.DaiTell Evans and John Grubb homemJ.for DetroitBlueJ~~J~~8,Aqels3 W1111e A1ke!ls and Lloyd Moseby bomeredandDaveStlebcomblned Yount doubled ~ COoper doub toscorebothnmners.Siuunonsthen doubled Cooper lone. Keil Phelp; hometed for Seattle which was ' swept In thefour.gamesertes. RedS. IS, A'.. Jim Rice belted a 81'8Jl(W1am · homl!r with one out In the lOth IDDing,hlsflftb·hltoftllepme.Rlce, who bad four COIIIiiCIItlve singles before strlkiD& out In the elahth. drilled his l5lb homl!r of the seasoo and four1ll career grand slam brto the Boston bulpellln rlght-a!lltfr. TheslampveRicesiXRBisfol;:the !1111111! and tied him with Ollkland's Dave KIJIIman for the majoc· •-nn.a .__.. t ff1 _..~.,..a · · , Mike Easler, TOllY Amlas and Dwight Evans a1sli bomaed ff?r Boston, willie Bin · Almon and Kingman- his 23rd- COiinl!cted .for theA's, whoiiCOI'ed twlce·ln,the nb1th tie the an game as..Mike .Da , vis to cracked RBI9-9 ......, 'Bod -- The· Daily Sentinel A : • Dl.i..\!!s:'J:::'.!u.. Joe. Publlllled every a!ll!rnoon, Monday ~.,..... Friday, 11l Court Street, by the 0b1o VaUey Publllhlng Company · Mul.. Jni:., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, !1922J.M. Seoond -class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. 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E!111e Whitt . then grounded to returned $17.40, $7.40 and $5.:!1, OK . shortstop Rob Plcclolo, who flipped Dick patil ~00 and $3.8!, and to second baseman Rob Wilfong tor thlrd·placeBankerBarkerretumed $2,8!. . a for:ceout, but Wutong's rel4y try · The fifth race trlfecta of5-8-2 paid for an Inning-ending double play was wUd and Aikens ·and Mulllnlks $742. Acrowdof7,00iwagered$575,396. scoi'ed for a 4-2 Toronto lead. Mosebyhltatwo-nmhomeroffCurt Thistledown Kaufman In the sev'enth. Reale Jackson and Plcclolo homered for NORTII RANDALL, Ohio (AP) earnorrna. - Roman F1lght earbed $32,2ro Toronto Manager Bobby Cox said Wednesday by winning the 17th Leach's · takeout slide at second rulllllng; of the qe\'elarid Gold Cup ''Won the ballgame. It was a gQQCI, Handicap at Thistledown. cleansllde.HewasontopofWDfol!jll---:----:-----~----....------Roman Flight, with Herlberto rtght away.' It was no body roll or • I Rivera Jr. aboard, covered the 1% aJIYII1Ing dirty. Ifwas just gQQd old mUes In 1:53 3-5 and paying $7.8!, ' hard basebaU and It Won us the $4.00 and $3.8!. . ballgame." . Solon Sage came In second, OrloiE8 .. 'l'w1Ds4 returning $15 and $5.40, followed by John Lowenstein slanuned a, Pardoil My Dust, who paid $2.8!. ' two-run homer and pinCh hitter Jbn The dally double of 1~ returned Dwyeraddedatwo-rundoublewhUe r~Kmack1eballer;;:;;;;:;,Pbii;;·;N;Iek;;to~be-~~-~~~~-·;·";'";··~"';"'~"·~·"~"~··~-=159~-~80~ By JONM'SAN vrrn A'W"'Ited p._ Wrller AI Hollan4 ranted and raved and thll!w the ball down In anger, drawlnga$100flne,buttheumptre's decision stuck. Ted. Lawless was waved home from thjrd with the tie-breaking nm on Holland's lOthInning balk. . ThebalkpvetheClnclnnlitiReds a 5-4 caile-from·behlndvlctoryover the Philadelphia Phlllles Wediles· day night. PhWies Manager Paul Owens agreed with the wnplre. "I thought he balked," OWens saki. "He moved his hands willie oo the rubber. You can't rriove your hands whtle on the rubber and he dkl." Lawless agreed with thi! umpire. " lt,dld look like he did something not nonnal," said Lawless, who oPened the top of tbe lOih with a double and reached third on a sacrifice bunt Holland disagreed with everybody,"I started, stopped and stepped off. Tome, that's nota balk.To them (the umpires); 1t Is. I didn't think that was a. balk,. They dld.:.They don't !mow what they're doing," the rellever, who also a1kiwed t:.Ie tying run to score In the eighth Inning, fumed. Elsewhere, st: Louts swept San Francisco, 4-3 and 3-1, Montreal HOUAND ARGUES BALK - Philadelphia Lawles& to acore what would be lite pme-wlnnlliJ nm dowrl!!d Atlanta 7-4, Houston topped l'lllllletl' relief pitcher AI Holland argues with umpire In lite lith IDaln& In Philadelphia Wednesday night. New York 10.5, ChicagO edged San Fred llrooklande' over a balk called on Holllmd The Reds won, :H. (AP Luerphoto). Diego 2-1 and Los Angeles pounded Pittsburgh 9-Q, which bi'GUiht In Cincinnati Reds' baa&-numer Tom I!!cludlng Wednesday's five miscues, the PhllUes have committed 95 errors this year, accounting for66 unearned runs. • NEW YORK (AP) - George whogot88l,441. . The pitchers and Owens. who has not beerl hesitant Brett,electedbythefanstostarthas 'Ibis year's voting produc • .Uour membe ofboth28rema1nlng to criticize his team this year, said: ninth straight All-Stat Game, has ALplayerswhowlllbemaklngthelr be ~ lateman.:S~ "We shook! have shOWered an hour ~fee~aboutbelngthe first All-Star starts at Tuesday's Baltimore ~r Joe Altoberu ago," referring to the five em>rS an League s leading vote- 55th edition of the midsummer :· Will manage the AL team and that aided the Reds' rally from a 4-1 ~=ar. .. classic, to be played In San I Manager Paul OWens cit Phlladel- dellclt. Cesar Cedeno's two home you feel good, the Francisco's Candlestick Park at phla will guide the NL · runs also lielped. Kansas City third baseman said 8:40p:m . EDT. . Reliever Ted Power worked two Wednesday after the commission· Catcher ·Lance Parrish second Carew, who has beerl elected to scoreless Innings to earn his fifth . er' s ofl1ce announced that lie had baseman Lou Whitaker ~d out- start 15 straight tlmt!$ since fan ' victory against four losses. Holland recelvedl,594,542votes. "But! don't fielder Cbet Lemon all from the voting resumed In 1970, was named suffered his fifth defeat In ulne think It's fair to, other guys that I high-flying Detroit ' ~rs. and to start for the 18th year. The first decisions. missed seven weeks and was picked Baltimore shortstop Cal R1pken will . base voting was · the closest as Onctnna!l took fl 1.Q lead In the tostart.Sometlmesaguylshavlnga be In the starting lineup for the first Carew's 1,219,4:!lvotes edlied Balti· fourth on Cedeno's first homerun of good~ and doesn't get plc~ed." : time. more's Eddie Murray, who got the game. Brett missed the start of the ~ Other starters Include two peren- 1,128,745. The Phlllles went ahead 3-lln the seasonwlthakneelnjuryandlsnow n1a1 all-stars from the cautom1a bottml ol the Inningon Ozzle Vlrgtl's hitting .:183 with seven home runs Angels; first baseman Rod Carew 14th horner of the season and and 28"918 batted ln. His vote total 8nd ou~lder Reggie Jackson, Garew Is batting .289 while boosti!d It to f.1ln the 1lfth on Jolm easDy topped the runnerup at third along with ouillelder Dave Winfield Murray 1s batting .DI with 15 home Wockenfuss' fifth home run of the base, Doug DeCinces of Callfomla, ot New york. · nms and 00 nms batted Ia. · · season. Canlaala"' ' season. or· provided the eventual run with a two-nm homer winning In the sixth Inning. · He also collected · the game-winning RBI In the ulghtcap with a l'tiMCOrlng ·single In the fourth Inning. Expos 7, Braves 4 Charlie Lea's 13th win tied him wlthJoaqulnAndujarofSt.Loutsfor the league lead. ' ,.., I' ,. ',. 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The Reds tied It In the eighth on Cedeno's two<!Ut blast, his sixth of 2·3, ' ,• the aeason.'flu'ee errors and two singles alloWed Cincinnati to close ng ended when MUlllhY : hit his 19th home nm with two ootli):. ; • the gap to 4-31n the seventh. "There will be no Golden Gloves the fourth. Chris Chambliss allo • flying over Vet Sladlum In 1914," homered for the Br11ves, his seven.th: : of the l'far. Andre Dawson retal'... Owens predicted. !ated with his fifth for the vlsltorSS...... •-=• Giants S-1 Altnl810, Mets5 · .,· : -.:.. , Rookie starters lUckey Horton Bill Doran and Craig ~ : and Kurt Kepshlre pltcbed the St. each drove In two runs and started~~! . · Louts Cardinals to · their first double-header sweep of uie five-run first I~ With · b!lj1,t~: convincingly snapping the San singles. Doran ~ scared two 1'1415:• francisco Giants' six-game win- and Reyool!ls scored once. • "We're the type of ballclub ib&t: ' ning streak. "I really didn 't have a whole lot . etther scores no runs or a lot' working for me," said the left· runs," said HOListon Manager Bob handed Horton, who has a 1.56 Lillis. "I just can't figure out ~hy : · : earned run averilge. "I just made we'rethatway." New York starter E d Lyncb won, tbe rtghl pttcbes at the right times and got a couple of double plays. I seven of his first eight decisions this • was lucky. " '· year, but has lost his last fours~:· · · "I had b\4,tterflles, but I wasn'l and volunteered for bullpen duty · · petrtfled," said the right -handed following his latest debacle. Lynch lasted only three Innings , J<epshlre, who was 7·5 atClassAAA Lou1svlllewhen he was recalled last · Wednesdaynlght Qeforeastandlng- : week. "I was Q.lOre exctte.i than room-only crowd of 51,010 - die anything," largest crowd at Shea Stadiums~ ' ': In tbe first game, David Green July 10, 1982. Brett .top AL All-Star, ·tilt Tuesday ~ POSTMASTER: Send address to The DaUy Sentinel, 1Jl Court St. , Po111eroy, Ohio ~~~~ .. ;temper, .· game ·on ·balk in IOt&r. • By T1lli Daily Sentinel . Pae• . ;!_ • . ., . 773-5511 8 A.M. TIL 5:30 P.M. 515 . . St. 675--1520 1 . SAMI: OWl I' It· �• • I Page 6--The Daily Sentinel • • l'onte1oy · Middleport, ~lo ., From Consumer Reports By the Edltono of Reports Standard-sized attache cases are sUitable for most business purposes. But they may not appeal to everyone. For Instance, some aren't big eqqugh to bold an especially bulky lOad of papers or the petsonal gear you might neEd for an · overnight business lrlp. · Others may be 100 bulky - or not stable enough If you need a surface .to write oil wblle traveUng. Consumer Reports engineers recently chEcked. several special attache cas&$. Some expand; sOme are-designed eilpectany for women; several have exterior pockets; One offers a removable portfolio; another can serve as a portable desk; and there's a lightweight 'model made from canvas. Since the models.viry In size and shape, they weren't rated but caretuuyevaluatedforthelrqusllty and convenience. . Two expandable models - the eo....ner I · DONA.'DONS GIVEN- Displaying Modem \Voodmen'of America Benefit checks to he spent for the following respective projects -are Charles Weber, vice president, Tuppers Plains Emergency Squad for medical suppUes; John Wickham, treasurer, Chesler F1re Department for repleclng lire hose; Bruce Hager, ol-ange ToWIIIhlp F1re Department, · for spray rm.zles and packs; and Dale McCain, secretary-treasurer, Coolville F1re Depamne.n for Pumper F1re Tntck. · .- , ·Woodmen atd emergency groups . . Standard ·attache -cases do vaty }falsey 1014 with vinyl shell, $l50, . Model haS an adjustable-length, and the Michael Scott 109J with · removable shoulder strap, the leather shell, - $:Mil - are good Sewart · has a non-adjustable, l'e' choices If you have a cumbelwme movable shoulder strap: work lol!d. Both were very conveIf you want a case1with a Jar&e, nlent to use. An expanding gusset In aCcessible exter1or pocket, · you the frame of the Halsey allows the might Consider the Airway 318270 case to Increase Its capacity by with vinyl sbe11 at $60. Our about 25 percent. engineeR said It's well lllllde, but The Michael Scott Is a two-part becausethe case ts fairly njjll'Ow, It attache case. One part functions as easlly topples over. an ordinary case, Including a · The J)l'lnctpal feature of .the Maldmllllan 7464 with VInyl sheU, two-sectJon rue compartment. The secondpartlsalargecompar1rnent Soo,lsanlnter1ort11Ungsectlonth&t !hat might hold sales samples or can be l'e1TIOVed for lll!e ·a s a (llirsbnaJ belongings. . portfolio. The•section locks with Three cases evaluated were key. · deslgried specifically for wotnen. If you llke to work wblle · you ·-They are the Hazel ·R9'll69 with travel, you might appreciate the nylon and VInyl shell, $155; the Schlesinger Brothers 2748 with H.I.T. FA316 wtth a polyurethane leather · Sbell, $225. A wr1tlng shell, S85; and the Seward 433282 platform snaps In and out of· the with leather shell, $135. The case. RemoVIng the desk and !Ue women's cases are typically a bit compartment greatly Increases smaller and slimmer than a this ca~e's capacity, , . standard attache case. The H.I.T. The canvas one. - the Square Rigger - Is.available for $40 plu,s a Lamb Apple ·Grove happenings I'm . . shipping from Lands ' End, DodgeVIlle, WI 53533. It's trameless and :tiPs open and closed and was the lightest ot the oases tested. welgll· mg a Httle less than two pounds. The canvas case has comfortable strap handles, an outside pocket, a large slngle-sectJon compar1ment Inside for rues and var1ous smaller comll8I'~Dlents. Although you can cram a lot more Into the Square Rigger · than Into most attache cases, the engineers say . papers . aren't. very , protected from wrinkling: (For a special reprtilt of Consu· mers Union's evalu~tlon Qf wills, send $1 .for eac!l copy to CONSU· • MER, P .O. Box 461, Radio Cl~ Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for the repr1nt on wills.) Send your questions to: Consu· mers Union, Box DCB, 2!56 Washlng!oJI St., Mt. .Vernon, N.Y. 1lli5.l Volume of maU prQhiblts personal repUes. ...... . . - I . -Th-e Daily Sen tine~:..... • By The Bend ' ' ........ _ ~ lhii"Ciay, July 5, 1~ :~ ,... . :..----~~i-~--::·-:·~~~~:-~~~~------------------~----~--~--------~------~------------·~--------------------~------~----._------------~-......... ~:: i.= .. Pag• · J .. ~ RUtland celebration brings out fun but remembers freedom ,.., ·- Alcohol factor . in impotence Coolville, Tuppers Plains, and Island, Dl: matched the first $1,001. Dr~ Chester Volunteer Fire ~art · Charles Byron, Stewart, contrlbrnents and Tuppers Plain$ . Emer· uted qne of his ott paintings of By Lawrence Lalnb, M.D. experience when be tr1eJ to get gency Squad received checks total· "Coolville MID and Covered Br1dge, DEAR DR. LAMBFive years help. I would suggest be see a ing $3,003 from a three-week 1922, " to be sold at silent auction. ago I got remarr1ed to a wonderful urologist as a starting point. matching funds drive sponsored by The winner was Joan Pennington, man. Unfortunately, he's Impotent. His longtime use and continued Camp 10900, Modern Woodmen of Coolville. Other auction winners I knew this when I married him, but use of alcohol may be the pr1mary America, Allred. were Joe Owens, Ethel Orr, Ray hoped because he was 42 that this problem. Alcoilol wtU destroy tes· Money was rai$€d by donations, a Jones, John Coen, Coolville.. tosterone, the male hormone, In the public dinner June 23 at Coolville . Culminating the activities ol the . would pass. He says be bad sex up till he met bloodstream an'd dlmlnlsb the Fire House, and Modern Woodmen drive was a Victory Party at me. He was a very heavy dr1nker amount produCed by the testicles. of America Home Office tn Rock Tuppers Plains Fire Oepar1ment, and was using pWs to keep awake Alcohol decreases a man's virility June 'J:i. when we met. He •till drinks, but and his sexual drive arid abWty. doesn't take pills. He'll probably need to Quit drinking I can't hlindle It any more. I have to Improve his performance. needs, too. One of us needs help. That Is just one posslbUity. By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH tended the Hill reunion In Portland How would I go abOut getting help? Impotence ·ts a symptom, not a Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst of : Park Sunday. He wentto a doctor and he gave him diagnosis. He wtll need a good · NII!;'S and Mrs. Agnes Parsons of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Roberts hormone pills but he got bad evaluation to find the underlying Flor1da spent a weekend with Mr. Chadd and Leslle spent ten days headaches from them, so he gave cause. If his situation Is as you h&ve and· Mrs. Russell Roush and other withMr. andMrs.ToddRobertsand up. descr1bed It, the cause Is probably .. relatives. , cfuughter In Texas. Doctor, I'm human too. I've told from an underlying medical probMr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr. Gladys Shields of Racine and hlm bow I feel and he says, "What lenn, such as from too much alcohol and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. WalterMcDadd of Troy, Ohio spent am I to do?" He's willing to try or another~ problem. Donna HW, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe called Sunday evening With Mr. and Mrs. anything but I don't know where to . He may understand his problem recentlyonMrs.DorsaParsonswho RUssell RoUsh In Fairview. looking for pelp. better from reading the Health ts w. · David Roush Is employed tn start READER It's unfortu· · Letter 18-6, Help for Impotence, DEAR Walter McDade of Troy spent the Huntington. nate your husband had a bad · which sending you. Others who weekend with relatives and at' Health, ·. Thunday, July 5, 1984 want this Issue can send 75 cenls with_ a long, stamped, self· addressed envelope for It to me In care of this newspapet, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. If your husband has a medical problem that can't be corrected or his Impotence Is permanent, he should know that he can use. a mechanical device. Surgical · lm· planted cyllncters have been used successfully now for quite some time. Buti don't think such a device . should be a substitute for stopping alcohol. DEAR DR. LAMB - I l't'ad a recent article 'on dangers ot taldng megadoses, of vitamins. M the time, I was taking vllamln C, E, B-complex, lecithin, calcium, magnesium plus phosphorus · and vitamin D put out by a well-known vitamin company. They say this Is safe beCause it's a food supplement made with natural_products and not synthetic as you wowa ouy In a store. Are they correct? Are tltese products safe to take or are they unnecessary with so J}lUCh of our food fortified? DEAR READER - Your Information from the people selling you these products Is biased. It ts also wrong. Their motl:ve Is to sell ¥OU vitamins to make money. Your motive Is to protect your health, The two can_be In conflict. Whether they are dangerous or not depends on how much o~ each you are taking,· but the potential Is there. Too much vitamin A and DIn particular can be harmful regardless of whether ll's from a food source. People can get dangerously will with vitamin A toxicity from eating halibut Uver, which. Is a natural food source. You!re right abOut fortified foods lielptng to ensure an adequate Intake of vitamins .. pmee were avePeble e& Ube evelllll, 1111111 Meigs 1111111 by doing 10, •lft)('lted a IIIIIJIIao of wa ±a" •• (;oonl!- look' pert SEAL BEACH, Call!. (AP)- It once held most ot the water for · nearby Sunset Beach JUid surrslde, but now George Annstrong drinkS In a J.O.mlle vtew of seashore trorn .. . a!ql the 80-loot:blgb water tower be converted Into-a oome. , "It's got the most rilagnlfloent vlewcd'thewboleWestCoast," said BW Quinn, editor ot the Seal Beach Journal. ''Youcan see lOmllesdowll the beach and way out to sea. You can-see the whole world frmt up ' . -\'OU.. DURING .SAVE BIG·ouR . J SUPER SUMMER SAlE! ASK ANYONE ·wHO SHOPS AT . _________-v = -l (~ta!t hou~t \., 1\ ~ .Jubo , .. • 1better to lead the p-arade than thole who fooghl for the United Slates 4th parade. Freedom Is whaiJui)' 4th Is all ebout. aadwho ~ttliey~ "'SHOE PLACEL IN MIDDLEPORT ~ t1 ~~;;;;;;~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~==li CAT ALINA SUMMER SALE- .. BUY 1 GET l FO~ HALF YEARLY TO .....~. I 'N MIDDLE~RTI AStQO BACK-TO-SCHOOL GIVEAWAY I COMitiG JULY 31ST \ Regitter throughout the month of July for the . following· mercha."dlse cutiflcates: , ·: 1-Sl 00 2-S 75 2-S· 50 2-S 75 Gift Gift Gift Gift Certificate Certlfltate Certificate CeHificate . COmo In and Regl1ter. No l!'urchciH Noce..ary . I 12 SAVE ON SWIMWEAR FOR ' THE ENTIRE FAMILY . •LADIES' JR. SWIMSUITS •MEN'S 8t BOYS' TRUNKS •GIRtS' SWIMSUITS One Rack of Children's Summer Wear PRI·CE ·Purchase any Catalina it~m iat Ginza's regular lo!V price and get the second 1tem of lesser value for · 1/2 One Rack of Ladies' & Juniors Summer.Wecu iHZa FREE PARKiNG ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT ."Over 48 Years ln .The Same Place Under The Same Management • I PRICE~ , · ACCEPTED .: "Qualily Apparel AffordaJ>Iy Priced" I STORE HOURS: 1 I \ ' .~..... .·• . �.. • . I \ . • :' Page-11;- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. July 5, 19,84 \ ... Pomeroy-MiddWport, Ohio ~acine parade highlighted by floats, bands and flags · .-W,#lifwood meeting held · Everyone · ON PARADE· - TMWlldwooc!Garc!enClubmetln loves a parade, and this ~ !ellow seems to eNoY' belal 011 show during the JulY 4dlplliollile Ill Jtacme. ~ . doWII •Uie stuie111. he waved- to 1he lhiOOI . llikladlnll the annu~ evfllii: • :~ Pom.roy Middleport, Ohio Alloclatlol) of Garden Clubll conventlol) will be held In MlamlJburv, 0111o Aua. 7, Bllld e. Dorot11f Smith il.ve I Pl'l!ll!!ltation, "Now 11 the 1ht ~Run Church tor 111 June • ~.. -~ were "Lite Book," pwm· ~ ~ ~- T~ I time. " . memblrf llld thl'le·1\181t1·llll4e • . Meettna The July will be a plciuc trtptoFel)lmiG!uaCo.Junel3.The at Grueaer' 1 pond at 6: :II p.m;July club,..dld to IPI!Id one dollar per 25.• ~ta of Ice cream, ~ "!:._~ plantlnp the 111&1!1 food cal(e and lee tea were ~~«oft iliCIIWl . . served tbl4membersandoneaueat, . It · WI!$ antloUnced the Ohio Sarah Harris. J --------' ··. at .. ' • · • I a • '; 1 Group tqurs · · · Blen~1~assett . ·· · I ay. and Saturday Oi1Ty : July· 6th ·and . 7th _ ILl · ) The Sl1alfe Valley CouncU' o! Fk>ra!Arts r'ecentlytourec!Biennerhaa!tt laiBnd ln~kersburg. ' The II'QUP l!lljoyed a picnic luilcb, rode tile' st.ernwheeler Centennial and hikEd tbrouglxiut theJsland. !lolltefs !or the event was Martie Baum. · ·r·;;,,,l.tl~ .. ,..r~.. .M"'\1 ¥ If/ 1{11D )'II~~ I' 'll/;11/; W.• SPEAKER 81!:1' - The F1n1 BElT MADE BE'I'i'ER - 'The theme of lhl<i prize wlnnlag float was "To Make the Best Better," llpOI~ by the Our Gang 4-H club. 'lbe group took . ' ' . Second place Ill the non-theme category during the July 4th parade in Racine Wedltesday. SDTING PRETl'Y- Barba· ·I ·Call me Ear , :. . • ., rr Jane Ann Karr, MA ' Audiologist, CC(-A - - > ·~ ,\ _... . • .. ' ' l .• •ROYAL OAK..:._TheVolcesof A'l'i'D£NS -A homecointng of the W~ State Street Freewill Baptlsl Church of Atheris will be \tel~. lfappenings . • First plate - Racine !japtist Church tookfirst · place in the theme divi.Non of float competiti'!n in the July 4th p~rade, sponsored by the Racine Fire Department. .' . SPECIAL SALE ON WHEEL ·c·HAI R· Sale ·Priced At '$169° VILLAGE PHARMACY PH. 992.6669 . . .N. 2nd. Ave. Middle ort, OH. 0 ' SPORTS COATS ..............~~~~~!.~O.C.K.. :·. 20% OF SWIM WEAR :..................~~!'~!.~T.O.C.K.. 20% OFF WALK SHQRTS ...........: ... ~~~1.R!.!~~K.. 20% OFF SPORT SHIRTS ................ ~~~'!!.~O.C.•.. 20% OFF DRESS SHIRTS ................ ~~~~~!.!I.O.C.••• ~Oo/o OFF DRESS SLACKS ...............~~~~~!.~O.C.•.. ~Oo/o OFF CASUAL ·sLACKS ............~~~~~!.~O.C.K.. ~0% OFF KNIT SPORT SHIRTS •• .E.''!!~[. !1~~,. 20°/o•30% OFF . , UC)HTWEIGHT JACKETS ...~~~1.R!.~O.C.K... 2G% OFF ~ TENNIS WEAR ....... !~~~E.~~~ .......... 2S% OFF SHOES .... : .... ~ ..... ~ .. !~~~~~!~~. 15%•50% OFF ' ' ENTiRE ... STOCK REG. DENIM ~T CUT L' EVI'S .. •••,,, ,.,,,,., , •.16, 80 ' ' Cancelled ~~~~;s'igsoiG Hostesses for the shower were Sharon Cottrill and Connie Vw\Me' POIIG:jt()Y - The Swnmer tre, cousin and aunt of the bride, Wo~ Camp ID be held respectfully. r July 10, 11, and 12 at General Others attending were Margaret Hartlngler Park lor children West, mother of the bride, Esther grades two through sbl has been West, grandmother of the bride, cance!led ,clue to lack d. Interest. . Phebe 'flberls, mother . of the ,I groom, · Mrs. Corbett Roberts, grandmother of the groom, Bea 1 'Cornell, Melody West, Margaret Bonnie TheiSs. Laura, Jody MAsoN The First BapUSt ' Cottrlll. and Tony Hupp, Etha Mae Hill, Orurch Mason will hold a Vicki Ault,, Leanna Beegle, Pe,m revival at 7: 00 p.m. July 6, 7 and ' Beso and Jenny Reese . 8 bl . church. Evangelist Rankin h will preach. Out-of-town guests were Bethillld .. Eve!~ Is Invited. . · Abby We5t, Debra West, Lois Weaver,Anesa VanMetre,Corbetta Roberts and Brenda and Danny ,Morgan. ' The bride was honored with a petsonjll shower in Albany, given by ·Kim Lenlgar and Debbie Schumbcher. I' ' . n ·" •• .. • Moaer F JR 528 25' d1ag ona1 ncn .. '' '"'"" RCA 19" RCA 25" COLOR COLOR TV CONSOLE TV Mo,.IFJC423S • CROSLEY EUC. or GAS RANGE The social room was decora~ bi ' blue and white, using flowers, llells and candlesk. The gift table was accented with blue satin and a decorated wnbreUa.· Refreshments served were punch, homemade mints and cake. The cake was decorated with an wnbreUa and flowers bi keeping with the theme. MIDDLEPORT Anyone wishing tb use Middleport Park ,, for summer 'basketball, mens's aaftball) Or ~ ute shelter house are asked Ia contact Bob ~n at 992-QlOO. MEN'S LEVI'S HiAVYWIIOHT I MOJ'Ir.lll . Park i.Ise· •• I, ~.. Rhonda West Rnberts, the recent bride of Robert Mlchael Rnberts wu honored with a bridal shower In the social room of the Racine United Methodist Church. · Games were played with prizes won by by Allee Wolfe,, Pearl Russell, Lee Codner and Suzanne held at 11001J Sunday. A revival · will start July 9. Everyone l ,· PALM BEACH CLOTH lNG ......:............. REDUCED 20% · 'JOHNNY CARSON CLOTHING -~~.L~~~~~!.~ REDUCED 20% ' I SUNDAY L •, ' Bridal shower held recently Roayl Oak Park for the benefit of the Antian Cancer Society. . Athens, OhiO 45701 Phone: 16141 592·2863 SUITS & SPORt COATS ' U. S." Satun!ay at.6:;n ·p.m. at ' 1/3 COLOR TV Tuesday· · POMEROY - Car wash Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3p.m.'at Burger Chef, Pomeroy, S)lOn· sored by The :.Von! of Faith Y!Mh Group. , · Liberty will present "Across the REDUCTIONS TO 50°/o REDUCED 19~' ' Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sydenstrlcker of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Kennlt Walton of Po~roy . and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson of .Columbus. The Lend-A-Hand met evening bi the horne of Stella Atkins and Ruby DiehL Nineteen members . . were present. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MahrofFiorida · spent a Week with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lowelll Heltger. _ sonville, Lodge 411 F&AM will meet at 7:;n p.m. 8aturday. AD master masons lnV!tlid•. \ CLEARANCE. s·ALE FASHION JEANS DRYER Mrs. Margaret Douglas attended a ballgarne In Cincinnati Satunlay. HARRISONVILLE - Harri- .~ f l' udioloay·· earlng aids ~ •' WASHER · spent the weekend bi Dayton with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Burgess. RobbiGibsonofColwnbusspenta week with her grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alklre. · Mr. and Mrs. David Ray Riggs of Colwnbus visited Sunday with MI:s. Stelli! Atkins.and Ruby DiehL : Mr. am;l Mrs. John Williams and -SAUJRDAY onstbfe.'' MEN'S LEVI'S WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwood 371 North Second Street, Mlddleport on Fl'ldi't, Sil~ at SundaY at 7 p.m. rllgfill)l and 10 a.l'!l. on Sunday. Guest speaker will be Mike WUIIams from Norvel Hayes semlnar.,team of • Clev~land. Tenn. i J - MIDDLE!1'0RT ..:. Pastor Mlke.Ji'aJJiilo Invites the pubUCID a speclill sernlnar.on DemonolQI!Y at the Christian Fellowship, . . 603 w. Union 7:30 p.m. wWIIIIII'Sery ~ Provided. 'The public 1s Invited to Harrisonville happenings . PQ Y - Flea market Frlday,sAturdayand Sunday at Metes'County Falrgrooms. Department. ' Millvlew Clil'liC WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY attend. m's Scbooi of Dance was slUing pretty In this second place theme division float In the Racine July 4th pande. 'The parade was sp •M'ed by the Racine F1re ' Soulbem llaptllt Church wiD hold a revival July &-15. Jloldlng ser\'lces wiD he the .Rev' Don Sbori from Kuttawa. Ky. Short bas a muter's degree In mlnilr . try degree. Services wiD begin at ' Revival set r( • ROll Model VJT250 RCA 8 HR. REMOTE CONTROL VCR GIBSON 8 CU. FT. EST FREEZER I • Games "'''!re played and refresh· ' ments served. Alt4DIIng were Marianne Erwin, Karel! Kyle, JW McKinney, Kathy Bealil, Nancy Cooper and Jennifer aid Mia Shestina. - The BeiieB ;Dance Club ~uly 9 Ill the . allrWWbe .Fornqe contact 9927f17, <hrrection ,. Wl!ddlngaiGloriaGroverand ll Slay1DII will be on Juzy 7 at · not 2: ;n u earner reported. mides In Columbus not ~thenau_ttatecl .-. LLIOTT'S 614 Si,l.v~r Bridge Plaza _ 446-80S 1 MO ~·FRI. 10-8· SAT. 7; SUNDA ' - - �.. ~.. ~ Page Pon.e.y Middleport, Oh!o 10-The Daily Sentinel Thunday,) ulyf S, '. 1984 .I 1984 All in day's work: postman saves life plllllged Into a backyard swtmmlni pulled her tram the. aulmeraecl pool, then ccmpleted hia appointed ·vehicle, I'OW)da In asoakln&unifonn without Fire oftlctais lily Robbins' delay walttnaforthanks. authorities say. 011 hiu checluled route saved the We Jett Robbins,· 26, said he was of Lucy Haga, whole car had clll'!leiiEd Into the 8-foot.cteep pool after a tramcaccldent. · "It's vecy forlwlate he happened to be In the nelghbol'bood," said fire depar tment spokesman Bob Cancer cause identified McMahan. But Robbins, who said he didn't a hefo, walked a\!{ayln hissoaklllgunl!onn tQflnlsh deiJvertnghlsmaUassoon ashes aw · that Ms. Hags was unhurt. " ldldn' tthlnkmuchaboutltat the BOSTON (AP) - A promlsing tlme,"Robblnssaidafterhearrlved expeflmental cancer therapy may attheclty'smainpostofflcetQtlnda beharnperedbythedlscoverythat group d fellow mall carrJers l I I I ! I I ! v ~ ·' ;, FATAL FIRE- Firefighters carry a strelcherhearlngthe bedyof .' "~a victim from a rooming house in Bel!.eJ'IY• Mass., early WedDesday ;,,t foUowlng a general alann fire that lflled at least 10 1!4l0Pie. (AP .. .Lase11Jhoto ), r.•••-. · ~; R~ming house blaze ~kills 14 residents · ByCAROLVNLUMSDEN • But officials· questioned· whether ~Press Writer those nilnlmum standards were BEVERLY, Mass. (AP) strict enough, particularly for a . Mayor F . Jolm Monahan made an building whose 33 renters included 'emotional demand for an mme- many elderly, retarded and former ,...!l.late probe of sta te building codes mental- patients, according to •' atter 14 people died when a fire Palmer and other officials. •.raced through a "hellbole" rooming Monahan, describing himself as :':}louse that was a home for people shocked and saddened, demanded •' Who had nowhere else to go. an Investigation into state building, _ The cause of WedneSday's blaze. fire and sanitary codes. 'He called · •had not been determined, but . the blaze " the worst fire In terms of ...l!lvestlgators knew it began on the loss of human llfe that h8$ ·ever :~wnt staltway of the 00-year-old occured in a lmost 350 years In .~rtck a nd wood structure, trapping Beverly. •'fesldents Inside, said state F ire " The bulldlng wa s lh full com. ;,J,-!arshal Joseph O'Keefe. .Pliance wlth regulations, yet at least .'" Thirteen people were Injured, two 14 lives, including that of a chlld, ·>'bf them c ritically, authorltles said. were los!. We mustflndoutwhy,"he .J'he flames spread through the said. -'~house so quickly that sixpeople were Palmer said that despite safety ~ 'burned to death In their beds and pr-eCautions, the old wooden bulld· •"!everal were forced to jump from ing was "bullt to burn." - . windows, offlclal s;sald. · " It was a hellhole," said Virginia .. ·''Beve r ly .Fire Chlef Dean P alme r Newcomb, wllose son, Robert Brooks, ro, was one of at least seven • ·~ the three-story bullding w as n, ' equipped with smoke detectors, fire former mental patients housed in · extlnguishe rs, a new fire a la rm a nd the building by the state. "It was absolutely not rtght for the state :'i!J:rlergt'llcy lights, but had no Department of Public Health to put . ~rlnkler system. "ltme tmlnmum r..rmergency standards," he said. hlm in there," she sa id. - ~· ~Human, fruit fly gene f:f unctions researched NEW YORK (AP) The Fruit rues have long been consi• slmUarlty between certain human dered an excellent subject for the :.'genes'and fruit fly genes that appear study of genetics, and much is • to serve a master control funct ion known • about them . Now, says ·'('QUid m ean that much of wha t is Laughon, a considerable portion of ' 'known a boutfrultflygenctlcsca n be tha t knowledge may bed~ · .~jippll~ directly to humans, re- · appllcable to humans. Laughon, a post -doctoral student, searcherS reported today. .. "Just by learning more a bout the and Ma tthew Scott, a ssistant profes, of early development a nd sor of biology at the University of o·-early ditfe renllatlon of the embryo ' ColoradO a t Boulder, fOWld that · occurrtng In rues, we'll be making portions of three c rttlcally mpor..::advances In the understanding of tant fruit fly genes were identical. The researchers also found that 11M: deve lopment of hl,llll8llS," said the genes a re rela ted to certain Allen Laughon of the University of prote ins tha t in turn control other Golorado a t Boulder. · ·. . Laughon was a memherof one of genes- substances known as DNA ;,J:WO research teams that ldentii!Ed binding proteins. (DNA, or deoxyri. • the simDarlty in certain genes In bonucleic acid, is tbe chemical < truit files . humans. worms,. genes are made of.) A research team working Inde· 'c hlckens, ~and frogs. Rqxrtsof pendently at theUnlversityoiBasel, the discoveries a ppeared in Nature Slwflzerland, led by Wa lter Gehring < mag azine . '· ~ "This is a very important group of fouDd the same gene fragment In' and evidence o! it In other :.. genes," said Laughon. •• Research has shown that tbe sprdes of animals, including . !unction o! the genes is to establish hutnans. Re!il'archers know the genes •• the bl~rint for the construction of serve a ma.5lel' roiltml fllnction in · nadull a nitnalor huma n, presum•· · a Illy by tu mlng Qthcr genes on a nd fruit rues, becawre the 11101t inlnute ' ~:otl as 1M onimai grows~ defeets In the genes result In major changes·in tbe growth of the Illes. Qne gene controls the groWth of the fruit Oy's antennae. If that gene o· Is damaged, legs grow c:iut ot the · _ Granted a d ivorce in Meigs ho:oad wrere the antennae should be. Another gene controls the number of ·• -County Common P lea$ Court was segments In the body of the fly. If ~-o 1lhJriey Shaffer from Donald --~ ~~ that gene Is defective, fewer .,. ~ld.U.er. segments will be present. , .v . :,:jlrocesses fliles .. ~.:.:'Granted divorce . . ... two apparently unrelated cells can spread malignancy In tbe same victim , contradicting sclent!sts' ' long-held belief that tumors grow !rom a single cell run amok. Scient!sts had previously as· surnect that all tumors grew from a single cell that muJtlplled out of control because of some genetic malfunctioo: And becaUBe all the newcancerceliswouldbedonesofa single ancestor, scientists had pinned much b:lpeon anexper!mental treatment with antibodies that atlack oonly the genetically identical cells. However, a study in today's New England Journal of Medicine reports strong evidence that in at least one fonn of cancer, the malignancy can be ''biclonal," with two smgle- conslil:er himself malignancy could ar1se from more than one cell: Sklar said two cJones·may not be the limit. Tumors Could ~vernany genetically distinct anc:estors, e'ach producing cancerous offspring. The discovery couk1 compllcate lottery winn . el"8 CLEVELAND (AP) The wlnnlngnumberdrawnWednesday night In the Ohio 1""-··s dally ......,,......,.. .1 game' "The Number," was""". ..,, · In , the "Pick 4~ ' game, played Monday through Friday, the win~ nlng nurnherwas oor•. Referral servtce initiated ~lnandtheni~thedoor stockade fence, lurched over a 4-foot and puDed her out, " lie sald. embankment and piU!JiBI·Into the " ... Her seat belt had· wrappet\ deEp end of lhe$wJmmlng pool. . arWnd her neclc,•butl cut ller Robbins said he W B$ dellv~rtng with a knife 1had on. Herll)'ell were mall several houses away when he cla!ed and she wasn't · heard screams trom the pool's · anything, but I tho\.aht $e was all owner, whll couldn't swim, and ran right," he said. 1 , to tbe home. Robbins left ~r tirefigllteQ The front end of the car had arrtved and pulled •him and ~ already sunk to the bottOOl , with W<manout ofthe wa ter. l · • OO!y the rear wlndow an(l trunk ilct Robbins' supervisor:; Rayl'homJ>"' still a bove the surface, he said. Ms. . son, said Robbins finished hl8 Haga ha.d crawled into the back deliveries and returned'to the malia ·seat. post otrlce a t 5 p.m., U ·hours a1tet · " Ijusttookllly shoes offandctove • Ills workday had started. Rol,lbld In," Robbln.s said. "The1aey was in was working tbe eXtra · h®nt an air poc)ret because the windows because of an extra route he wa~ wereup.Shewas ~K,althoughshe asslgned, Thompsonsliid. \ • looked like she was fixing to pass "HE:'s a .good, dedlca~ eni;" out. " pioyee," Thompsonadded.a ThenewsystanwWbeldckedotr with a list of s,sn job openln&B - · positions that have untilled-for lldays or IIU'e. Once the ll)'stemls acne tullyoperational,an~Wtnbe ' listed on the national excharli'l!after It has gone unfilled locally for 10 days. . Updated master lists wOI Ill! 'air-expressed back tostateaitdlocal agencies. ~ · --- -~ ·] · ·. . PHONE 992-2156 · ... •·"_, ·- ~~-- 9'2· 2196 . ·- , ........ .... tl< '" "'""' t-w-• M.... 7t-c ...., .,. •.,.._,.. - - ... -- ~· 111- c ........ 11 ·,- · .......... n -i.M..-. ··---·~··· .... Orllfl l t-hMI , ftt il< o.. l~ lfo1l - IM- VioiMOI 1 41 - flitll• tr~•• 1............... 1·- ---·.... IN - Q~ D ~ . 141- .... o\lo D~ l'l't - 1111110111 _, ... , ..... 741 - 11 ....... " NOTICE TO The rolled. Streets betng considered for resurfac1ng are avadable at the M ayor"s Off•ce. 237 Race Street. Mtddleport. Oh1o. The Village res erves· the right to re1ect any or aU bids. Fred Hoffman. Mayor V1llage of Middleport Boa:~R~~~eogs Local School District destres to r~­ ceive sealed ·· bids for th e following: 1. Fleet rnsu rance 2. Tires and tubes 3. Gasql1ne 011. anq anti· t.eeze 161 28. 171 5. 2tc 4. Mi lk and dauy products 5. Bread and bakery products .:n order to be cons,dered. ail sealed bods shall be recerved on the Treasurer's oHtCe. 621 PubUc Notice 1- - - - - --'---SHERIFF'S SALE South Thord Avenue. Moddlepori. Ohoo on or before 12:00 o·c:ock noon on Tue•day. July 17 Th~98ri~a•d of Educatoon reserves the· roght to accept or re1ect any and ail bods. Jane Wagner. Treasurer Meigs Local School Distroct · OF REAL ESTATE of Ohio. Moigl County. · - ~ttw.o,-N.A. s- The vs. Michool W. Kelly, 11 al ~ No. 114-CV-44 in pursuance ol an Order of 621 South Thtrd Avenue M tddleport. Ohio 45760 Sate tn the abovP. P.nlt lled actton. I Wtll offer for sale at Public Notice pubhc auctoon. o' •he front steps of the Court House on Pomeroy •n the above narned 16. 28. 17 1 5. 12. 3tc County. on Saturday. the I lth --,--,-,----PUBUC Nonce . day ol Augus1 1984. at 10·00 B1ds w ill be receiVed by the o'clock 'A.M ., the followmg descnbed real estate. Situa te 10 the Cotmry of MEIGS and state V•llage of Middleport. Oh•o. Meigs Counry at the Mayor's Qff 1ce at the Y•l lage Hall. 237 Race Street. unnl 3 P.M.. July 16. 1984 for the tollowrng matenals: of Oh,a, and •n the Vtllage of Syracuse tO-WII. S1tuated m the V•llage of Svr acuse. C~Juntv of Metgs and State of Oh.a; Beg•nntng at the Northwest corner of a pa~cel of land 1.000 tons. more or less. Asphatt 1c Concrete m place and co nveyed by V1rgtn1a H. Karr to Paul F Amberger and DorOihy S Amberger by deed dated February 11 . 1964 . and re- corded on VoL 220. Page 319: of,the Deed Records ol Me1gs Countv. Oh•o. thence North 80 deg. East 215.6 feet to \he Northeast corner of the sa1d Paul F. Amberger and Doro thy S. Amber.ger parcel of land; thence North 9% deg. WEist along the West lt n~ of Race Street to the Norl heast corn~r of a tract of lard. be1ng Parcel No. One 1n deed from Mattie G9nhel mer. WidOw, to V1 rg1n1a H. Karr. dated Apn l 7. 1943. and rec orded ·•n Vol. 149. at Page 648 of the Me•gs County Deed Records: then ce m a westward d1rect1 on along the south s1de of Plum Street to the Northwes t , cor ner ot the sa1d Public parcel of land .conyeyed to V1rg1n1a 1<+. Karr; thence South 9 deg. 15' East tq .the place !Cif beginn1ng. cont'a1n1ng about ,1 /3 of· an acre. p]ore 'or less~ : It being ·the •'1te-r1liQn of the DENTAL CENTER ON DENTURES PH . or Watha... 992·6215 01 992-7314 '•moroy, Ohio • ld Dealer 992-5682 992-71 ,21 Farm Equipment & Service ,_,_,,, TOM'S SHOE REPAIR 111 your wirlna .needs: furnaces rtPiir ser¥ice·lnd installltion . I · ·lttsi~ential ,&Commercial . SAVE 1120 ON A SET OF OUR ·cal11742-3195 Oi-,'992-5875 VERY BEST DENTURES SAVE $60 PER DENTURE PHONE 304·372·3222 WHALEY'S. AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 New Chevy Truck .... FENDI!R ........... .. •76.95 DboR$ .......... .': •149.95 HOODS ............ •174.95 IIUMI'ERS ......... •69.95 GRILL... ............. . '42.50 R. SUPPORT ...... . '84.95 TAIL GATI!. ........ •85.00 FORD .FENDER .... •69.95 BUMPER ............ 069.95 Alse Some Car F.ndert Available J.ZI·Ifll SMITH . I RIPLEY. W. VA . Curb Inflation Pay Cash forCiaulflacls ana Savell·I ' ·Wolfe JONES BAR' : Investigations, !~Inc~, . LIVE BAND EVERY . -West Columbia. MID~~I£PORT, OHIO 61~992-7626 · Wrl~ your -.1 .,..... bV mall with this . coupon. cancel your Ill by pnone when you get resu11s. Monev not refundl:ble. 0 l UTILITY BUI[DINGS "Mud ·River Band" Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses Somethina Special . IN·v $.liGATION OF' U TYPES Sizes St1rt From 12'x16' WEEKEND l'•turin& Lanny Tennant ~~RIVATE ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS For Ladies P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-143-5191 4W tl Addr~•~•••------------------ NOW· AVAI&Ailfl ' . J&f · CONTRACTING "SUPER 94" Tho mo-' powtrful Prt· mium psolint in The Bi& ltnd lltf. ~ 'DOZER · IACK\'(IE •RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 94'uctina 'QUMP ~RUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Ethanol ,fnhanced Awallalt10 Onlr At Co . · RITCHIE'S ' WATER . OAe-.... MASON ' SER~CE CENTER Menon, W. Vo. 6/ 20/ l mo. C 17. _ _ _ __ [)~ C IForR.nt _______ '-----2. -- - - - :• - ] 4. _ _ _ _ __ II. - _- _ -"'"""19, ...:.,.__; __ 20. - - - ' - - -- 21. - - - -- 22. - ' - -- -23. =::::;=:::: 7. ----::-- 26.-----..·· ---~..,_ 77. - - - - - , 2~ . 25. _ 5. 6. _ ......;._ _ 28. _ _ _ __ _...:..;_~--.:::- 10. _....,._ _ __ 11 · - - - - - 12· - - - - - 13. - - - - - - : I~. - - - - -15. · - - -- ' -" · ----- 29------ 33. _ _ __ 34• . ,--lS. _ ._ __ _ - c.u...n wtlll Rlllll*nce TlleDallyiMIII•I. Mlill Tllll ~ _ 111 C.Urt St. PoniJJ .,, Olt. .,., JIM CLIFFORD PH. , • GAS LINES WATER LINES : . Lon& Bottotil, OH. 45743 PH. (&14) 985-4212 SEWAGE LINES Wt Ult Von Schredtr . Equlpmtnt RICOIIIIItndtd 11r L•dlpc C1111t1 lanuflcturth: 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6-6-1 mo. ACCENT FENCl & SUPI!LY 220 I. Moln, Pomerlly I'H. 1. ... ;) 1' 992·7201 tHE DITCHING SERVICE & UP LSTERY C ERS 35115 6at Hill Road 311. _ _ _ __ 31 - -_ -_ 32. ___ OIL LIN.ES . \ PIONf!RCARPET IWIIIIIMI t ll=orllllle A'illiiiil!•, ::::•::1, 1 C.,d of Thenka -ri Sine- th.,ko ond opproolfor the proyoro, monv· ond 0111 I MVI 1J11 wall - rautnd. M1Y God blna IIOh and ._., one. ONvo Wolkor. aive tr1inlng programa to p•rtorm aucceafully hi credit. u!U, coiiCIIono, • odmlnlnotrlllon. Competl· 3 Annoi11-ment1 BWEEPEII ond - I I mo· cht,. ' repelr, peril. ·end live talary CO.......,.IUratl .,ppllol. Plcll up ·and with uporionco • • - 1 ·· If lnt11111M colt dollvoty, Devil Veauum 1·114·81.2· 2111 ond Ilk C......,, hoH inllo up for Jim Bnodg;oll lor vCrM11 lid. Coli ..,_......,_ _ e1 4-448.0214. .Oh, Inc. 300 W. 2ncd St.. , _ y , Oh 457811. lolloono for 011 Woi, .Annl- · Blrthdlyo, partiM. The Gdlo· Molga Commun· ldnglng Gonlb. Col lol- hy ·Action Agency jCAAi lo loono • Co. 4441·43 1 :1. currently ploc!ng ellalblo ~. 20 to 21 In KARATE the Thle ttl Bummer ¥outh The Employment ond Trolnlng Polv81tll I I 0111. Ph- 2111- Protrom IBYETP). Appllco3074, Ohio. ·llono muot bl ,..ldento of Goltte or Molga 'County to Try oollng the N- Avon .-tlfy. Portlclpam. worll w..,. For lnformotlon coli 32 hoUra per week and •rn 114-448· 2118. . •3.JI par hour. ·For lunhor information c!on11ct the R-ord cm.nd lor Golllo·Melp CAA, ·JTPA ""'81 448-1018 or ......, Brown 112-.2222 llllhor !Tom pu- J...,... ond ·-·"'"· . Tho Oolllo· - . ! . 441-3723 or 441- Molgo Community Action 42e2: Agonay loon Equot Oppor· Ooo Furnace OwMro: Tou tunlt'f Employer ond Soorvlce lho " - ' " out ol Me:::~~ PnMdor' . HNt· BIIIo-WJnuir: 1o t Wl!ot 11 cootlng ~. Chriot n edy , no •ot M-h'--Goolo ond c.,;,.. proference, . to help with ,. •r -• oldolly lady In Mldd......... aol your H-·Coot. lhnlugh 2·3 hra 0 c11v. 5 c11yo par lho uoo of .N-. Eco- - · ce• 114-441-0133 nomlcol, prvven ond JMI475 K th B ontod Method of ln'cfi......,_. •-ur ,~~~~~~· OH 41131 . ~o~y:__'" Monitoring Utility ConoumPI]on Coot lfoot. POINT PLEASANT MA· Hoy - g lnotructlonol IIINE CO . on Equol Oppor· · - the N- fuelomotor !11RkY Employor, Ia now II F......., Alllicm • Aco WIMng poo1tion8 for Certified Hrdw.B t - II Mlddtlport. Wolcloro. Mochlnllto I Ohio. 'Procluct of C.M.S.' Gontry Crone oporoto>r . Dlgltol Homo Utility - Apply! 1 edll._.. Computoro . 1-814· 992 · n-•n mm -• ot our fotolllty 81 2300 North 3718. Mllln s,_, Point Pluunt, bltw- 8 :00 o.m. ond 4:00 p.m ., Mondoy through 4 Glveewey . Ff'kloy. o-.- ~lol Calico kitten, a wko. old, lemoll. Col 4441·8114. 2 klltono, 2V. mo. old. Coil 814-378-2151. 2·8 wko. old kllt.,o, one block • whlto. one whho • ton, litter tralnod. I 1 4·388· 8711 . · FREE ESTIMATES I BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 • WE ~RE YOUR SAlES ~liD SERVICE HEADQU~RTERS fOR .ZUiTH · •SYLVANIA •SPUD QUffN LAUNDRY •GilSON lfFRIQfllTOR Wo Ha.. A Full Tlmo · Shop Ttthnldan ' · .on Duty RIO,ENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Tree~ for firewood, must cut. 304-882-3110. WORK . AL TROMM 742-2328 WI HIW the LoWest ..... 6 Loat and Found LOST -tomole, brindlt pit bull; loot -~~n Hoppy Hilll- • lollly llun 0011. Reword. Coli 114-742· 2111. LOll In N- HIVOn 0011, gray cot whh whho Lltri]lll ond whHe booll, R-ordi 304-882· 3e72. 8 SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful. Cuatom Built Geragea" Call for free sidlnaestimltes, 949-2801 or 949·28li0 · No Sundly C1lla li/ 11111 mo. pd. DOZE AND BACKHOE Collie clog frio 10 1 good homo. 304·875·1724. CHES'rER-985-3307 . \llnyl &. Aluminum J.II·IIC "CUT OUT. FOR FUTURE USE'.' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVItE 915-3561 All Make• •Wo..._ •DIIIhwuhorl •RonaN oRefrtgeroton . •Dryera .,,....,. PARTS •nd liERVICE H tlt _,.old. Pllno Tuning end Ropolr. Brunlcordl Mullc Co .. 44110tl7. lklll Md lntogrtty our tradlmorll. LIM Donlol~> 111 4-742-2811 . !ll~.ill;.l.ili' 31 . Home• tor Sille oc-. 4 bdr.. 1V. both, li rd., opot, ~ mi . below ureko. Workllhcrp with corport. 128,500. Colt 4484222. r. FO<R.,IIntownwhhoptlon to buy. 3 · BR , foncod virrd. Coii814-441-208J n'-hto. ,. Thrw boclroomo, c..trololr, vinyl wall papar. oorpll lnoulollcl. throughout, new. pohrt, ottochod progo. = n = ~::·.:;~~~ 111 1:00PM, lftor 8:00PM ooll 114-245-18119. 3 bclr. LR, kltchln, bolhooom, ootlllilrol ...ling. corport, ....,.._ oxcept 1 bedroom lhord lloorl,' city Wotlr notureJ 1111 hoot. oxcetlont nol~hborho.od, •...1 dy Iown. I 1 ,.00. ........ cotod % mi. out of city off Rt. 141, Sonclorl. Or. Call 441-1133 or 441·8157. Houu for ulo 3 bdr. 1V. both. lorgo roomo. flroploco. wOod ftooro, n- corpot. foncod In yord, In town. _ , moving, 138.100. Colt 448· 7905. Public Sale • Auction · Fri. night ot Community Contor. TNckioMo of now """chondiH ....., - k. Con111Jo11.,11 of ·now ond ullil mercholncloo olwoya wiiODrM. lllohondlloynaldo Auctlonoor. 304-27&· 3011. 9 Wanted To Buy 1' lth-8th. '14 Eno lid, oil Goroge Salt· 'h bod cDIII· riding m -. Htb~~~= ....... _,., bod, d......,, cumm oleonor. lloby Iorge dining room tabll, ·king olio bodopr brellkfutlll, buffot• .._,._ worneno cloth" 1 O· 1 2. mottr-. plctu,.., cNII!o. 11•1 dl...... buohtl f1old c,_, e1 4 ' 318 · · · " · mloc. lttmo, living room • Glgontlc Gore[ll Bole July 2 oulte. At Fltzporrick Or· th h 7 R1 7 CNI w- chord. Stoll llouto 888 on · ' orovg 'hou-d •-•· July 7 • 1. from 10 em to I Clothing, ltomo, ml_lo,_.,1, pm, oloo • cholrthlt eon_, to bod. Coll81 4·118-4371. Goroae ·solo 3a Vinton Thuro. • Fri . July lth •lith. '3 fomlly yord ull. July I, I , 1 ti11 · 7 . Jilt. 7. houu nut Btl,. Hlghwoy Oorogo. 2 FomHv Void Solo, Piontz .Subdlvlllon Tuudly, 8-11. 4 fornlly yord i llo. 18;17 Uncotn Hto. Frtdly July. I Goro[ll Boll July • from 9 to I . • o.m.-1 POnorllrook.~~~!~~ 1 ·:;-;;;'1:-i~"i:"frid;;;. olon, Folrflold·Co~tonory July I • 7, Rd. Clothing, child' a orgon, Soturdoy from I plnblil mochiM, rodlet - · lith Bvo.. Middleport. ture;:glauwere. MJec. miiC lt.m. · · C•ncell. Euroko Commun, Yard ~ J u1y 11 S ••• . , Fridey. o to 40. Soturdoy July 7, 8 to 4~- 1 fomHito. llof,..hmonto wHI milo poll foir•oundo on lit. bloold. 33 . Rollin Rodfoy d --~------ reoldonco. · • Julv 7. 1 1 17 Sunoot, 2 Fomily Sole. l.or[ll clothoo, Booko, -rocordo. clot-. 11>pllonCM, mloc. July 8 1,17 toyo, - · · applloncoo, •• nor Hlddln Ulk11. 10 terre. cord ployor. Rein cencela. · :.. " -o-.-,.-~-.-B-oii J-uly 1-.-e-.2-m-1. 3 femllv yond · July l,..a, frlt...,. hoopltol Rt. 110, now • 7 . 10 till I pm. 280 · omo, com- top. ' 8ycomoro Bt.. MlddleJiilt.' . ., O.roge Bole Pluunt VoHoy Roln concollo. • . E.,...., 478 Kothy 81.. Golllpollo, Oh . Loto to Frldov July I. Memo1 wo,.no, boys • lnflm cho- from. July e • 7 . clothing, loya, 111011. ~ Yord Bolo lith • lth . 1 mi. owing, Infant-· blby lioth below Golllpollo. lnf- to tub, -·pr-o, curtelno, • odulto clotheo. 8-111111. Iota moq ·nttac. tteme. Tum boolcdo WMPO In lrodbu!Y· W. lkor, Ito. 8 :00 to 1 :00. Yord Solo Fri. 8th. lot. 7th. 1108 BunHI Dr., 8·11. Yord Sole July lith end -h. "' lAM till 7PM 11ch doy. LAirgo llze women clothlo. fnlno clothll, nli:tllltlo glrto clothn • mloc., Bolodon Ho.iie, ·a roomo, both, biH- ,..ldonco, Potrtot. 1 mill • --·-~ on from pott office on Patriot· I · lid., gorogo. ~-Coli c edmuo Rd II brown ond Toxoo Gelllpollo. 4411-21104. ~l _boi.....:CI"_"_o_n•_•_·- - - - Yord ult, Moxlnt M!ahiool . reoldenco, Laurel CUff Rd. July 8 • 10. Clothlns;.. miac. 't · Fino homo ln Mldtl'-"· Clo11 to ochoolo. high Ill volue, 1 - prlcol 814112-1841. . • 8 yn. old• 3 nn, 2 bothI. fomlly room- with wood burner. Slnglo corpreao. on a 1181 ocrn with - o d pond. City w - 1n JLieclno. Cott e14-841-2114 t . . Yard Solo. 1110 CNin'l!ll'. Dr., Point Pllo11nt, July 1 -8 ; 10to1 '_\· Yord Solo bolide Donnll llodlo • TV. Bidwell. li Fomlly, 3 Ill hooting IIDVII. 1 v•••oolfotovo.old - · · ontlque d..aor wllll Imirror I cdook. ,.. lomjlo, clothing, ta . n · Moving Bolo Fri. 9·1, Sot. 1-1 . Glrto clothH 0-4, motornlty clotholo, houoohold hems. knick kn~kt. men XL 0 - tronllforred-mull 1111 clothn, IOmlthlng for IVIhoml, fomflyroomh41o20fl . ryone. 2 mi. out Rt. 141 on of wlndowo for polloroll ~R_.- - - - - - ' -- - · flnlohed double .Ill•- 8 Fomily Oorogo Solo Fri. • -40 fl. ' flroploce, lorgl porch, Sot., July 8 • 7. Rt. 21B 1 dock. woodl. prlvocv, bo M oM H near Royal Oak Puk . m 1. I ve ercerv ... e. • · .t83,900. Colt 814-992 • _ro_l_d_D_•_v_••_re_ll_do_nc_o_._ ' 5420. YorcJ• Sole Frldoy • Sotur12 mllll from Pomeroy, doy. 800 Scott lone, Nor· outotondlng Balded homo, 3 thup. Rongo, boby - · TV, lldll - e d. 3 -rooino, 2 clofhn, mloci. botho. Full bo11menl, born pluo 9 ocrn. 148,000. Coli Troller Pork Yord Solo July 81•·985·3576, 8. 7.8. Ruldtntl of Word 12 Situation• Troller Court· Addloon BoiloWant~-For ull by ow-. Cloronco ..Jtlo Rd . 2 mi. off Rt. 7 11 HHI. immoclioto po,_olon, Addlolon. 9AM tli IPM . prlco nogotlobll or • ~~~:~;';:; Poroonol Core· wMt hllp flnonce. 81-- In Yord Solelth-7th, 10-8. Rt. Iotty More• owner. Rullic Hilla, Syrocu11, Ohio. 55• Poptor JLIIdgo Rd. loby No voconcy lor aldortV 2 tun bllho, 3 bldroomo, clothll, motornlty clothH, poroon. Coli 1 · 304-773- flmlly ooom with flropiiCI, plo~n; boulnott, oar Hit, 15882. .,.;._. otllrcou, living room, lodl11 7 -8, 1 · 10. Curtalno, kitchen with dlohwlohor • Hondo 810CB.. GI-111-nl~lcVo_r_d_S_oii_O_ne_D_oy gorbog• dl-1, chlln Unk 1 18 Wented to Do flnce. 11x12 born for otor· ly. - · lnoulot-.1. Coli 814- :~M. 1s_: . He ~7~~ot:"p!J~ 247-.134. on St. Rt. 7 . WIH plow toblcco. Coli 1.7tiocroo,houH . 2bdrmo. y d Sl J 1y 587 VI 6144-216-1528. or Oh•• u . fr• •· P n· .. rgo kltch .,, LR . ., ' bth ' ocron Din 011 Will do cullom comblnlno. utility rm, outbulldlngo, oil ton, utllltl11: ~ milo of SJLI 7 on Offlco. Boby olothn , Coli 814-245-1485. 124. 11B,OOO. e14· 992- womn clolhll..... 5·11 . Wontod: work· ]NUnlng, 11801 or 317-7141. Moving Frldly • Soturdoy. topping, toko clown. hed[lll bedroom b<lck homo. 1 ~ Woril Rood off Rt. 5114 neor • brullh trimmed. FrH 1111- 3both, full buMiont, 2 cor Eno, third ploco. right . molll. Coli 441·8078. lor[ll lot. CoM 814·. W11eo1 bltencor. 1114-388· •2>11133. College Rd .. _a_Bii_1_._ __ _ _~w.... wollo, drill-.! • - · 1 vlcod. Frw ntlmlloo. Con July 8, 9:00·3:00. Rld· 814-982-5008 or814-742- SyrocuH _ . __,., nlco , _ , glrlo clothoo, 3147. buHclng Iota whh old brick <;J~_:hee by tho bogo •. mloc. LeGrande . aomeon. to ,,.; down old houH on Water St. over· hou11 for wood only. Coli tooldng river. 110.000. Call 814·992·5974. 1114-892-11757 . . 31 Home. for S.l. Ei1porllncocl babyoltllr w~l Remodolod 2 bedroom houu with carpeting • - - - - -- - koop c~lld In your homo. Hovi , _ . , .... 304-773- .woodburnor. Lorgo .........t Houn for nlo, 181 Pork · Mid 20' o. Coli 814- Drive, Point l>ioount. 2 8113. 112 1713 f i t t atory, new kitchen with new · · • or oppo n '""" : oppllonceo. 304-1171-2192. lloo-lblt odult will do child oore In my homo. A[llo FOR RENT WITH OPTION Hou•• Nit, B'llaeaumano-n to I yooro-old. TO IUYIII 14 fl. wide thrH bloloon, 13.000.00 down. 3 -oom, both ond holf. Hove goOd reftrenCII, 304bedroom•. 11h bathe. Large mobile home -.mlng on nice 875-3888. lot, ready to move ln.t o lof . Coli 304·171·5848 bt· 1225.00 down 12211.00 per fore 5:30. 871-4358 after 6:30. month. 304·87.11·271 1. 1111.111 1.:1 s...n yoor old home. thr11 New llotlng, moving nood to bedrooma. girden tpot, oall, 3 bedroom. 2 full bolho, 2805 Lincoln Avo. IV. pet. M-wbrook Addn. 8~ 21 Butln888 IIIUmoblo loen. 304-1175- per cent lltumable loan. LoU of extr••· .priced SOl. Opponunlty 5047. 304-171-8425. 1-- ------- - Fomolo Dobormon without PIPIII· Collt14-992-1118. 2 ftmole c111 and klltono. Will CIIGh mlat and -k11. 304·882-3510. Nam•------------~----- dlocountoto Bon lor Cltl_,o, Churaholo • Sohoolo. Word' a K"''boanl. 304-875·3824, Service flepe ••ntative. Ia o-olltod whh ono of IN l o - ,In conournor -nclol .....- . lmmecdllllcd openlnll for -llfledlndlvkl· uol l....,.otocf In .oonoumor flnonclol ..,.ao·oon.,mor loono. Horne mortp.... lnouronco · Crecllt Corda, Income Tox P..,..rotlon • o..orol office odmlnlllrl· tlon. Sucaouful conclldlte will bt - -motlv81ed, Hko challenging worll. h~vo good communlc:lllon Llklllo, lnlllllgont, ogg,....vo • oblo to o - • -'Y comprel*l- _,n --... J-. Authorized John DHrt, New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Equipment For Merchandlu 6/1 8/ 1 mo. pd . GUYSVILLE, OHIO . SERVICE : 985-3813 985-3837 ·U. S. RT. SO EAST E~ECTRIC , . GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FllTINGS VOLUME ORIPS SALES &SERVICE MILLER I (614) 843-5425 ~8- 2 mo. V. C. YOUNG-Ill Ports DURING JUNE & JULY R.B. 23 priced regular tuninQI" GovornmontJ~. 1111.118 - lliO,tili3 - r. N- Hlrln,. Your aroo. Coli 1·801·18 • 11000. Eln. 11-8801. EUGENE LONG . Ph. BOGGS Al10 Transmission · .Meigs CountY 64 Miac. ll ·l·llc AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR S. Amberge r ;,l . Said prem1ses . appra1sed ~t $17.000 and cannot be sold ~o r less than two-th1rds of th e appra1sed pnce ' TE RMS: Cash m hanc& on day. • of sale. 1 , i ~ I jFi.O Eotlmetoo) ' Rt, 124,Pollllroy Ohio .Paul F. Amberger and Dorot\1\' 1715. 12. 19, 31c - Plumbing •nd alectricll wool\ . Hysell GARAGE grantor here1n IQ convey to tHe Grantee herem. all,of tt'lat tract of land •coiwey. d to the sat(~ V1rg1nia_ H Karr by 'the sa(d Matlle Genhe1mer in Parcel No. One of the said deed recordtftl or\ Vol, 149. Pa\je 548. which hes north o f thel sa•d tr l!_ct O! par cel of la nd Con~.~eyed by the Satd V~rgm •a . H.• toarr to' the silip AT 'THE -;Conc,.q work Roge~ SHERIF~ . $SAVE$ . ' JAME5' J. f>A OFFITf , - Addon1 and r•modeWng - Roofing 1nd ouner work Cultoilt Pole Bides. lilflll . •oofinc ork , Aluminum & Vinyl Sidincs 1 li Yetra Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7683 or 992·2282 -~ Ul- h"*"' II•Q....-OI N""IInl II•I!I N. II.,., Public ..... -........... --- .. ---. """. I A-nt Orgonlll ntodod 81 G,_ Epl-plll Church. Coli 81 4-g9;t-H88. . Vin~l & Aluminum . Complete Gutter Work · Complete RIIIOdellltl Roolina ol1ll Types G&W PLASTICS ·&SUPPLIES CARPENTER SERVICE Insurlllet Work . .. ••-c•oe• ..._.,... lit - C..... ll·l oconlilll '-~---------!;'---1 14-!lonrio oollllehiJ., .. Ion I Public Notice YOUNG'S lltw HOIIIII-Eittnslvt Rtii!Odtllnc ltJ: - Mj...... 2 47- ~ ('.II I 11 Help 0 SIDING .CO. 612011 mo. pet 1-11-tto 17·\Wlul-· Pu bile Notice LAIIGI 01 SMAtL JOIS PH. 992·247B ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ,......... , .." • .~~n....... . su Worked In hom• •••• 20yeera "Frft htillllfl" Middleport, Ohio Jl...... h .MGID<I , r1111:ir P,AT HILL FORD ?1-n .. 1l-Vtr~ oll 4WD 7·Y--C·il--1 PULLINS !:-.~~"' ,.n NG heater cores. can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We.also · re111 ifGas Tanks. , . ........c .... 1-L•o-f..."'!.. By MERRIU.Ht\BTS011/ states,"Dooovansald. We can cort ••*'''' , ill,' Ill t'l P.IANO TUNING lowor ,,.._. ..,,... !,... . . _, 1·C- • t ' - o l... l f l - l e AP Ubor Writer WASHINGI'ON (AP) - With s,:m jobs waiting to be filled, the government is starting a free, nationwide network of computerized, help-wanted listings to match people's skills with avallablework. The interstate job referral service, which combines lists kept l;ly state and local employment servl· ces, was announced Wednes!lay by Labor Secretary Raymond D. Donovan. ' With overall civlllan unempioy· ment receding, the .Labor Depattrilent noted, many jobs are avaUable - but have no takers. The new computerized referral list - whlch will be compiled In Albany, N.Y., from lists sent by more than 2,nl state and local employment offices - will provide guidance to job seekers free of chargre a t their local employment bureaus. The service will he panicularJy valUable to expertenced skilled workers who have lost their jobs, Donovan said. _ "These jobs a~ mostly in the professional and highly skiUed categories with salilrles and WIJ&I'II ranging !rom $7,100 up to $70,1m, wltlr a medtan of $21,(0)," hE! said. ''That's because the less-sldiledjobs are filled locally.'' The national job-referrnl list " makes certain that a joblesa engineer in Pennsylvania Is aware of job openings lnhilorherspeclaity in Flortda, Texas, Connecticut or perhaps just acrou the state line lit New York or other nellbborlng ,11 meo.n11. ~- llill mH _ • I ill I """'•Dolllr--d.,ti. 1-l o -- l : saytna The. Daily Sentinel l- 101 _ rvices 11 lOOee r-;========:::===::::===-;:=======-=-:--::====:::::;-'f cell forebears. "If It turns out that these lwo clones are unrelated, it's a wcy puzzling result and rmre Qr less conflicts with OW' notions Of how CMcer develops," said Dr. Jeffrey Sklar of Stanford University, wb:l directed the research. The researchers found lourC8$eS of blclonal cancer among victims of B-cell lymphoma, a kind of blood cancer. They speculated that as manyas10percentofallcasesofthls Bus1ness TalJclna llirouih t11e window, ''I told her to lake 1 (leeO 'breath, explained that the water :would be ARLINGTON, Texaa (AP) - A dellvertzli mail . wben he beard waltiJii to co!lll'ltidate him. Wltnel&et . aay Ms. Haaa's car mall route arrived juat in time to llllklnl car and dived In to l'eiCIIe veered out of control Tuelday save a woman whole car had her.Hecuthertreeotaaeatbeltand . afternoon, smashed through a poetman 90 mmutes bellllld 011 biJ lml!tllforllelp, IBwtliewomM'a Ohio - - -- ---ta- I ~ ······p-fPieaiint·---· 8t. VicinitY ,, --------------------------···· i~ , I · Yord Bolo July 5, 11. 7, children clothll, mloc. 24~ Unaotn Ave. ' Fri. 8th. 811. 7th, Bun 8th. Antlqun. wooden leo bol<•. tlbrery llblo, biW<ilod oil• ohow CIH oek trim, dol< cupboerd, numor- honit. 101 Fourth St .• N.,., Hov.,. ' Yerd Solo. 2402 uncl.ln Ave.. Fri July llh; TV. · iwoopor, kldo ~lothl ~g. m~IC . ..- 1408'h Ohio Bt.. Point Pleeum, Wed, Thu,., :f!l ond Sot. French ~. goo lltove, garage door. Solo, July 8, 7 . 1 :00, '4 PM. Rt. 31. l!~n. ocr011 from 81- Fonn Equlp,_t, ". Vorct Jim Clonch Eotall ond Yord Bole. Power toolo, C 8 bo'H· end eorlol with rotory, kwoMII'e hMter, waaher dryer portoblo, Iorge ""'no olu, chlldrono ond ml•••• c l - . mloc. Turn loft bel- Blclorl J-olry, 8 · t~ 4, Friday 8th. ' Yerd Sole, 1'h milo 9in Jorrlcho Rd, July 6 • 8 . Rein or ohlne, 8:30 to 7. '· . Gorago Solo, Comp Coni..,, Gru- Lono, July 1·7 , 8-1 LAirge vorioty clothing ond houolhold homo. · Yord Solo Wtllory Subdlvi· lion, OoRipollo Forry, July ti-8, I till 7, School clothao, boyo end glrlo. joono, eduh clothing. gam••· mi1c. • Goro[ll 1110. Golffpollo Forry blaldt Doiry lor, Thuro. Fri. ond Sot. Jim . Thompoon reeidence. r~~;:~==~:;;::t;;~~~;;~;::;:32 Mobile Homes tor 3 yeoro-old, toto! 11-ric, dock • fonoecl In bock yord, a~ poroont ueumobllloon, I 10,000 down or will conolder trodo for land, low 110' o Iller e. 304-871-1143. Forulo by owner. 302 Stoff Houu Rd. 3 bod roo mo. comploll kltchon, both, family room with wood - · u!Hity room . whh weohor end dryer, corpllld, 2 cor gor.go. deak ond c o - ]IIIIo, oltutol-.1 on !ergo lot. for oppolntmont ooM 304-1171·43119 or 1758220. . 11,.. ly ownlf. five room, control olr, oorpot, full blumont• exc. ·cond. 148,000 .. 304171-1311 !lftor I p.m. I I-::=::::;:======= 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1989 Nomco 1 2x80. 2 or 3 bdr:. now corpet. 1•.eoo. Coil oflor. 4:30, 814·2511· 1 1oo. 1- - - - - - - - 1978 Noohuo 3 Wclroomo, both ond 'h, Iorge woodon utility blclg., undlrplnnlng, 1fr conditioner, . dnpta. range. refrigel'lltor, inc. Aa.umeblt loan wllh down payment, oxcollent condition. Coli 81 4·387· 01191 . Mull 1111 1883 Clayton 1 2xll0. 2 bdr., oxc. cond. Fr.,ch Cltv Brokorqo 8orvlco. Coil 448·8340. lor Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. OALLIPO.LIS, RT 36. PHONE 814·448· 7274. 1 978 ' oil electric mobile homo, 'h ocrololwlth 31x3ti block building, 1\ ocra lot with 1eptic tank • rur•l water. Coli bltwoon 7 • 8PM, 4411-0181. 1978 Liberty Coro v'on 1 4x70, 3 bclr .. front kitchen, din ing, living room with woodburnlng flroplou, both with [llrdon tub, nlco op. plill)ncea meny fe1ture1 . 1972 Bolmont 1 2x80. kit· chon . .living, 2 bclr., 1 both · no furnence or appU_1ncea. Coli 448-0902 8 :00AM to 4 :00PM. 1 4x70 throo Iorge btd· roomo, luilv corpoted exaopt kitchen, underpinning. Mult movo. loot offor. Colt 448- 3182. 3 real nlco mobile homo. 2 bedroom fumlehed . LOW PR.ICED - COMPARE THESE VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY. 12xli2• 12x44 olzoo. BROWN 'S TRAILER PAll,!(. Mlnorovlllo, OhiQ. Coll'll14·992-3324. �., 0 12-The Thunday, Clhio Sentinel 61 32 Mobile Home• . 5, 1984 71 Motora Ho"'" Houaahold Good• ·• for Sale Campen _ 1 l'l!O London, 1 biO, 3 bedraoma, portable w11hli • dryer, dlehw11her; • underpinning . Call 114· 111-3117. ' I 1881 ·HollyperJc, 14x70, axa, oo!'d.. '" 1'b l daotc. underpannlna and - lora• rdbm •lr cond. lnaludad. 304· 811·31811 or 881' . 3100. Hollll ·. 11 . lmprov•tnll ' I • • Moroum Roofln1 • lpout• lng. Now lnlia~lllf> rubber roofa. 30 yeara •peri-~, opeclollllng In built! up roof, . · •·. .Coli 814·318·1117. . , ' 4 77 Cameron, ; 4x70. ex- ..,.pando, 3 bedroOm, new · ! und•pennlng, front porch. ;tg aa heat. exc cond. • u.ooo.oo. 30.4 - 875 · !,2700. ... " PAINTING· ' Intorloj, 1\ftd oo' torlor. · plunpblnG· ·_roofing.; IOmO 'II!'Oci!lll!ll• 20 yre. •~P· Call 111 ~ ·88 · !18,82 . , . l H &. S .H ome lrnJor<wementa' vinyl oldlng, '"fino. roo!]'l . . additiOn, otol'fll wlndowl.' otono. Calt 114·3817·0408' or 114· 387-7244.. · • Now op8n ~~~~=:::::;::::;::::::::::::=LJ· 'Tho Hou11 Doctoro' Quollty--f>airitlng Interior a. exterior. for · buliru•as, M"ountoi~ . State Block. Rt . . Call 448·13411 after ·. 5:pOPM . -Free utlmiit... 33. New H•ven . Complete masonry suppll-. 4" . a•·. 12" block. Deljvery arvice . Phone day 304-IIB2-2222, evoninQ B82·3239. · . 66 62 CB, Nice 1 and Equipment 2 bedroom 1- - - -- -- -- - - unfurnished apartments . 304-876-2218 before 6 p.m. III~;~':.':::~;~ scanner, 10 channel pro· like new., cond, bought 3 months 2 bdr. fully furnished, a:ir con d., adults.· only. Call 446· 4110. .2 bdr 1 mobile home privite lot, 2Y2 mi. out Rt. 688. $176 mo .• Security di!'P · & rat. Call 446·460.7 or 446· 2602. and refrencea required . •- $225. ·month·. 304-676· H_oahhkit hall) radio equip~ 1090. ment. 304-882· 2B01 . ~~~~~~i;~~;;;j~ Two bedroom. clc!an. clmp Conley area. 8200.00 mo. 164 Misc . plus utilities. 304·675, 1- -- -- - -- - 4683 or 304-n3-,6 143 . Knauff Firewood Reduced priCes .thru July 31St. Have Rooms your own seasoned wood 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home, partly furnished, Ra· Cine lrea. Call 614-992· Business Buildings Buelnou 3 rooms and bath. extra ago. S155 .00. 304·675· nice. Good location. Oopos~ ._5:-0 11_·----.,---..,.....:.~ this winter. 614· 258· 8246 . 6868. Building. oxc . cond. For information call 448-1383. Limestone. ·sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. M.,-jgs. Gallia or pick up at Richards 2 bedroom · mobile home. adulta only. For ule or rent. Call 614·992·269B. · 2 bedroom mobile home. 1 Sleitf>ing room 8125, utili - 1 -------~-'---­ bedroom apt. efficiincy· apt. -ties paid. Share bath, male Plastic cisterns· state ap614·446·06B2. · only. Range & lefrig. 919 proved. plastic septic tanka. .2nd. Ave. , Gallipolis. Call plastic culvert. metal cul - 36 Lots &. Acreage ' 446-4416 after 7 PM. Lot tor aale in Ma·rcerville. Coii61·4· 25&-661B: 44 Surveyed lot With wlitch and. oloctrlc. hookups, approx. 1'.! .A .' In quiet aubdiviaion ·near · Rodney, 2 mi. from Holzfir Medical Center. Cilll after 5:00, 448·1380. . for sale • 6 acr11 Of-ground in Lebanon TP. Good building site on "ard top road. Asking 16000 or ~It offer. Call 814·843·5231. 133 acral. mo111Y ilmbor. aacluded, 2 miles from ,ROute 36. aix miles from Henderson on good gravel road. borders Cornstalk ' I State Perk. includes ·two Willi 1l1d trailer hookup, all m.ineral right"l ir\cluded.. e37,ooo .oo 0208. f 614-446· .JAC~SON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing , Opportunity) has ohe and two bedroom•. rent starting at $167 for one bedroom . and $193 per month for two · bedroom. na,r Foodland and Spring Volley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call 446· 2746 or loave me11age. 2 bdr; houi"e in Gallipolis. hardwood floors, gas fur· nance. aduha; no· pets. Call 446·0958. HouH for rent In Mercerville areo. Ca11446·3159 day1. or 258·1512ova.. . Very nice 2 bdr. duple•. comPletely fumiahed, water paid. no inside pets, Main St.. Ch11hire. Call 614·246· 5B18. Hill, Pomeroy. ·2 bedrm house, bath. baasmint, & attic for storage. licoln carpeted, e196 per month. Reference S. depo1tt .raqulritcl. Call 614-992· 3064:· 3 bedrm house near Meigs _Mine No. 1. $226 a month. e.100 depoait. Call 814742·2128. 3 be4iooin. 11h batha, baa• ment, garage, fenced yard, HP. AC. 144 Englloh Court, Point Pleaoanr. •350.00 '": plus d•oalt,, ref, required. 446·4265. sion . CaH -614·256-1427. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Firewood cut up slabs $1 6 Perk. Route 33, North of pickup load. Call 614·24&· Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 5804. 614-992· 7479. 47 Wanted to Rent Used Furniture: Livingroom suite, .upright freezer, king size bedding. Corbin &. . Fumiah~d apt. 919 2nd., Galllpolia. 8176. Men only. Ca'l 446·4416 after 7PM . Ave., Gallipolia. Call 446· 2168. 4 roo·ma & bath. unfurnished pat. , utilities paid, adults only.- .. no pets. Call 446 ~ · Pets for ,Sale HILLCRES T KENNELS Boarding all brettc;ts. Heated· indoor-outdoor facilities . P:KC Doberman puppies: Stud Serv(ce. Call 814-446 · 7795 . 814·387-7220. . Sriarpatch Kennels P'rofes• sional All·b~ead groom_ing'. Indoor-outdoor bqarding fa-. cilities.- Pick up and d•llvery service. 'EngUsh Cocker Spa· niol puppia1. Call 814-3811!;1 9790. ' Dragonwynd Cattery Ken""''· AKC C~ow puppi11, Siamese kittena, new litter~ CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens. Call 6i 4· 446·3B44 · ·after 6 . 8 ...yeak old registered Beagle pups. 2 yr. old registered · Beagle, call .after 5PM, _ 304·675·6267. . Regiatered Pit Bull puppies: 304-675· 7239 or304· 676' 6357: 2 AKC Silver female · Poodles , puppies. 304· BB2· 3672. . ' AKC .roaiotered Colli& pup· ahq~s . wormed, · eye chock. 304·468·1066. AKC Collie pup, mala, able -and white. ell ohots . 304· 675-363B . 57 Musical InStruments ;;;::==:::;=;==== a. '· 343.7 or 448·3111 . 61 City. Call 614-266-6620. Farm Equipment • • Ford 2,000 diesel Mauily ferguson 86, 4 ft, Hico 8340., i; ft. Hlco buohhog 3.50. 304-676· 2328. 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated, $60 to 8200 per mo. utiltiee pert. paid. Call 676 -6104 or 675·53B6 . Pool Table & accessories. 62 Wanted to Buy Cell 814.· 256 · 6230 qo. 614· 1-'-- - - ---- -256· 6002. .I Box springs S. manress. Steer calf, al leool BOO lbs. good cond. Cal446-1035/ Herford oi' ,..-olatein pre· terre~ . 304-876· 4828. Ueod · V· 30 Oilch Witch trencher. 1·614· 694· 7842 63 . LiveS1ock or 1· 614-694, 6006 . . 4 roOms & bath, furnished, clean, no pets, aduhs only, deposit 8t reference required. Call 614· 446-1519. Nice 3 bdr. "hoUse. base· ment. C· A, close 10 town. Call 446·6878. Approx. 5Y2 acre, level iisnd, with frontage on 2 roada, ex.c . fqr building or min.i farm, all utilities near by, on Wedding go)OIII & vail size 9. if intereate~ call 446 -.2462. 6 head Of cows 8t calvn. Coll614· 742· 2138 or con· Searo ono·thlrd H.P. Garage 'tact Joo Sayre. Rl1. door opener. Excellent con· Rutland. · dition. "Peid $225 .. aell for 1-:-=-------~:-~-,... 8125· Call 304· BB2·2896 , Moot robbito. 12.50 oaeh will butcher: oleo pedigreed 2 air conditioners, . electric re• doeo & bucko . Coli chain saw, S. dishwash• ~ 614·843·627•.. Cell 614·985·4322. White Rock chlckan1, 9 wko Men 11 dreu-.,ants; 4 pairs old •. e1.80 each. 304· 896· aizo 36 like now U .OO a 3683. peir, oleo 2 pair size 34. Call 614-992 · 7453. Rt. 160 near Porter, 89.000 . Cell 614 -31iB BB01. Nicely furniltitf mobile home In city, CA, 1 or 2 adulto only. no pots. · Call 448· . 033B. 2 bdr. apt. with refrlg . & atoVe, on Fifth AVe., no pero: 11'80 mo. plus utilities. Send inquires to box 1 00 in care of the Gallipolis' DailY 4 W.O. '79, 400 Honda Hawk otraet bike. 4,ooo mlloo. e8oo.oo. 304· 876· 7376. -;;:=;:====== ~ 76 B'oats a 'n d Motors for Sale body good condition,· exc . .. 16ft. flahlng boat. t railer. 2 performance- Will conaid8r motora, oars, twivel ••tl, all oflero. Clill 814' 992· 7412 attar 6 p.m. e•c. cond. Call 448·3837 . "for eale "o r tr~de: 1977 1974 Colllomlo otyla 18ft. Inboard Ski Boot. ChavrDiot Cougar ·XR7. PS. PB. AC. erig., V·drive,lnexpenahieto cruise control, atero. Call operate, seats 4. new up814·982· 7483. . holetery. new battery, a. 197B Oldo, 4 door, V-6, air, PB. PS, AM·FM. : cruiae, phone 304' 676-8286 . Cell ofter 4 . 1978 2 door Pontiac Grand Prix, PS, PB, air, crulee control. VB, 301 , black, 304-876-8286. . ·n Cldllloc Coupe DeVille. fully loaded, body and ente· rlor A · 1 -.hape. Runs good . 304·8811· 3864. 1-------~-~­ 1974 Votkow19en ··In good lhlpe, •1600. Call 304876-3970. '197.tiii;;;;,;J;to;;;;;;: 11974 P · Duotor, 81.550 actual mlleo. new paint; phone 30'4-671· 2174. 1 1 ~---.:....-.:.......,.._. '72 O~otor, 30ll· 876· 019 . c,,. · 13.000 In· petaa floor1. cludeatrollor. 448· 1822. 14 ft. Gla11 Por boet wllh trailer and 40 HP Johnto~ 77 Rlnkbllttri·haul18 ft. 711 HP Evlnrudo motor. Coli 614-2411·9170. re~tonable, call after &PM, 304·875-6711. 76 ia Auto Parts Accesaciries . : ., includl"g . utilities. Equ81 Housing· Opporturiity. Con· tact Village Manor Apta. 79 Motora Homea • -Campers ' Apt1. Mi!!4loport. $130. Equal Houa· nitlas . 81'4· for Rent · · 2 'bdr. irallor fUlly furnl1hed, good location, eec. dep. req. Coli 446-8668. . ' . Mobile home fumlohild. AC, · ldtll for 1 or 2 . mon 1 beaullful riverview. Fo11ero Troller Park. Call 441•1102. 2 bdr. unfuml1hed. eJCtro nice. 2 mi. our on Rt. 888, 1200 mo.; ldullo only. CoR 448·2300. · 2 bdr. with wioll to wall carper, AC: In Gllipollo. C-all 446·1408 6·8PM. 2 bdr. 2 mila bllow Eureko, 1180 mo. plua d-11. no peeo. Coli 814. 843·21144 or 814·143·2818. 'f apartmonto, M'dl'leport. . SHULAW'S Plulnblng and Heating, 211 Sixth St .. Point Pleannt. W. Vo .. 304· 875·8420. Llconied ond lnourad. 83 J--o'---- ----- Newly remodeled 2 bed· · room, equipped kitchen , 12211. Dapoell required. Call 1~~~~~~----,-814·992 -6319 or 992 · I· · 2816. TV & Applloncea. 827 Third - ' - - - --;--;...___ _ Ave.. Golllpollo, ·&14·448· NewlY' rldeeorated. 1 bed- 1699. Spin wojohero, geo • room, plrtially fumlohed. · t 'lectrlc dryero , outo 1226. Depcioll required. Call woehere. g11 & electric 8 '1 4·992· 6319 or 992 · rangea. refrlgerotoro, TV .2818. lltl. . . 1 & 2 bedroom furnlohed Cornor bar with 2 aroolelllco 1180. C 0 uch 8 choir. opto, Coll 814·982· 6434 or 112· 1814 or 304·112· · cond .• '76.· Call·448· 211e. I ·~~-· _:_·~ - _ __ • &:oo . ' -~ G'ood·1· Excovatlng, 'bue· menta. footlfl. dr!-ov• .. oaptlc tonka, landocaplng. · Coli anytime 814·448· 4837, Jariltl L: O..loon. Jr. 84 Electrical &. Refrigeration l ' ,· 86 General Aaullng· JIMf ' WATER IIERVICE. CaH . Jim Lonllr, 304·811· 7317. 11112 Ch.,Y PU truok, goad cond. Call 814-371· 28118. CIJ 9 :00 D a !'il CIJ a CIJ ani 11111"!1• ' { ~;, (I) • t121 I (f) D Rifleman · (JJ Cllnil lumott . .. 'l]t ABC News a (Jli.!J CBS News . ClD High Fltlither }ib() .J~ ;, il:i Spc;;:toCenter · '(j) Sanford and Son Report Newi 11 ,(}I '" · ClD ... ~. ' . " MacNeil/Lehrer 10:00 8 ' (1) (!) Hl]l Street Blueo • Tonight Jlllfareono 7 :30 G (1). tlci Toci Dough (]) EBF!N'!'o Spaedweok · C1J Majbr Laogua Baaeball: Atlorlta et Phhadllphla · ,, l (f) Fo'l/IIY Faud · . ;!G Cil Love Connection · 1 · CJ (f) ·f:ah-tlly Feud · (1ft . w . .. • (f) Dr. ho · ,••·1 Wh~el is raped. IRI 160 min.) , ()) MOVIE: 'Tho '8atsy' (]) .Album · Flaoh: Elton of ~rtuna · On'e Dey It o Time Ill CD Glmm" o llr..k U• . :· !311' s plan to imprOve her ' /, momory backfires . (Rl '· .. ' (I) MOVIE: 'The Survivors' . ··• .., til ' MOVIE: 'Net'-1 1 ' i><f .·, , LilmpoOn' o Animo! Houu' ~\: ;Ciil•Cirtiuo · J · (]) NFL' a Greeteot Mo· ~ ;·.. :~ m·H ta , ". ·liiJ· • ()J ' HIPPY Doy* .Chaahi bluffs. hie way into a job as a' b811r_o om dance in~ • str~ctor. , (Cioa~d Capttonedl ••uH , D 1(1) GJ M . .num ,P.I. ' , Magn1.1m i"s caught In a dan· ger~a cuuent when his su.rf ski capaizes miles ' from . • , '"' · -~ 1hore .. tRtl60 min.I . . (f) G~flollwov Joum•vs " lit the. :!!~fori~ IHl i .a 1 , ~evoraor r • ~elllte Poinl project . IRI 160 min.} (I) MOVIE: 'Greet tllllof'la' IHl Newswetch Independent News • 10:30 ~ ·Aoaaulted Nob My Little Mart~l• ' · MOVIE;.. 'Centennial' Port4 ' ClD Bltl and lytao AI The Movlea 11':00 r'~ (f) • (I) <Ill • l1t !! · · (]) •pOr!SCentor , . (!) No,vo/Sporta/W_.,er IHl Tony Brown'• Journal Odd Couple · · 11 :111 MasCia . _ . . _ (I) (!)Wimbledon '84 11 :30 iT' " 'iD•Ing' pre•amo o 10·round · Mjtkllewei9ht bout featuring . , i' GiOvanni l!ovenli vo. Barr~ Audia . · · ~ I ' . ' ,\ I Tonight'a program updates the day's tennla matchea from 'the AII·Enalond Lawn · · Tennia &. Croquet , Club, Wimbledon. Englond. · . ~ Beet of Grouoho WKRP In Cincinnati (f) Hart"' Hart the pur· t haP of e bed leads the · Hlrts tnio an. lntemationll · ' art omuggling achlme . IRJ . (80 min., ' · <Ill AM In tttlo Femlly · . D <11 Nlghtllno . from· Mesquite, TX 4 :30 (I) -lllaigley . (JJ ~andld Camera "Swamp ' '' (2 hrs.) · ()) 1 Married Joan . ()) Enterbiinment Tonight dl£1'1'·~·" by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 9l)eae __ \ 4 Makeditr\ 9 CanCel! 10 Miniature DOWN ' 1 Nourished Z Expectant 3 Alt. antelope 4 Mixer ear 5 IJtlbt beam 12 June beeUe 8 Feminists' 13 College concern · inPhila. (abbr.) 14 ~ 7 " - in love Yesterday's Answer ductlve and war" 1111 Moored Z8 "Mefistofele" cell · 8 Discharged · Zl Prt!gram · coinposer . . (f) Bechelo.r Father . ()D CBS News Nigf'!twatch (IJ MOVIE : 'Netlclnal Lempoon'l Animal Houoe' (]) SportaCantor 2 :30 ())Ute of Rllev (]) ESPN"s Speedweek 2:45 (!)News/Sign Off 3:00 · ()) 700 Club C!J Auto RacinG '84: SCCA 11 Japanese 11 Awtillary • • '• Z! Merely 31 Hindu deity animal 32 Mast coin vesselS '17 AsseVerate ;tJ Embankment 24 Gennan support 18 Crase 15 PanCake style 34 Sire's male 11 Wyoming SYf\111 cake .38 Fonnic acid dty It Bar Item Z8 Taken source ___ _ I . _, --I DAHYN Z!~lal zs Tante'smate I 24 .Gennan.clty !&Yearn : M Heads (sl.) !'I Andress film '!8 Cru.shed diamonds 2ll Wool weight 30AquaUc animals 33 Scholarly 35 Brullian ' (J I ) I I d. f) \ZARABAI [) K) I Pr1r~ranswerher,: ·~r I ,, :·' tree Now arrenge the , IO form ... -· .. by"""'"'"''' the- " ...-. . .oug• geolad ., for · doing I ll X I X t Jumbloa: SI,JIT& HASTY MARKUP STIGMA Yesterday's 1 Ana~r : "W hit a hula dance Is- .' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how tQ work It: - (An8wera tomOtrow) . lr+--f- 3'1 Pertain 38 Isle of 31 Evil spirit 40 Knack . AXY-DLBAAXR .. Is LONGFELLOW A SHAKE IN THE GRASS . ·(I) MOVIE : 'Felicity' . · ()) Another Ute · , aclal MOVIE: 'A Star · ed 01~ ' . . CD fomlly Tlao Elyoe .~ ~~.e"~al.':i 11ox1na ~ A~ City, ' NJ T~p Rank E~poc · • keptlclsm when ahe trles .to revive her.folk alng• •• 2 :16 P, John ' 20/20 ,, ' (f) • l1t D (f) llll Knatw Landing Mack commits K·aren -to the · hOspital' .. deto~eificatlon unit . and Greg publicly den · ounc.es Mack over the Lotus ()I Paopla 1 Court - '. li;O.O , · ,~ • The en1ire i tation is grief snicken when Sargeen1 Ea· terhaua dies and Coffey Ia confused afte~ his glrtfriend e ' 1. · ® 2 :00 'Biondie'a Secret" 3 :30 (IJ MOVIE: •()JCNNHeedllnaNowo 1 , 3 0 . ())Love That Bob • Honeymoonero 1 :45 (IJ MOV,E: 'Spring Break' Wild Bikini' 18 11t Eye on Hollywood 12 ;3() (])MOVIE: "Force: five' ())Jack Benny Show (f) MOVIE : 'Tho Big CarNval' . CIJ Bumpily CIJ MOVIE: 'Triple Play . Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons take a took at some of dirac · tor Alfred Hitchcock 'a firieal works Including 'Rear Window ,' 'Venigo' and 'The M8n Who Kn&w Too Much.· NewahbU.r · • (JI · Entertainment -~ 1 :00 OR, (60 min.) (D MOVIE: prer· ()) Snook · Provlewa Neal (!) Wheel of Fortune 11;30 "'"'· ' tRIIETATE . · uPHOL8T ltY .HOP 1113 .~. Ave., Galllpelll. 114·441· 7133 .,.., 4·448· 1833. (I) Dave Allen at ...,. (])MOVIE: 'How to Stuff II IS sented from the AU-England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club , Wimbledon, England . Middleweight bout featuring Giovanni Bovenzi vs . Barry parts. After taking hiS wife to the clinic after a minor ac· 1 Ill (J) W!>eel of Fortune ~~"" (I)' .' NIOtttlt' --luolneoo . .~ McCroby , (R) 180 min .) C!l Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ Top Rank BoMing presents a 10-roUnd~ ClD Myaltryl 'The Limbo Connection.' Second of 3 C1J Enter:tolhment Tonight ~ women's semifinals Thing' ·~ ' 4 :00 Cll MOVIE: ' To Rece ·the ,. Wind' (!) Profeaaional RodiiO Budweiaer Trano-Am Cov" erage of this auto race is preoented from Portland, Wild. Wild WeSt 12:46 • (I) (!) Wimbledon • Tennis '84 Coverage of the · Stewan ind whistler l;lon · Audia . . .. 12 :00 (IJ MOVIE: 'Dndly Fort:e' ()) Burnt & Allen CIJ Nightllno 11t News s.tolen ,goods ·charges; par,ics at the thought of being jailed and threatens to blow · '!E the coUrtroom. (AI . (J) ~ Come the Brides ~f~ ' . (]):PM Magulne • (lJI loUeryl Flaherty cident , Mark discovers that she has disappeared leading · him to wonder about there· ports of strange goings,on . at the clinic . . (AI 160 min.} (Closed Capllonedl ,9 :30 . D (I) (!) Night C..Urt A 'Russian immigrant . facing MUcla Sportolool< •• • .Guno,moote 11 :4 5 D (I) (!) Tonight ShoW Johnny's guests are James wedding and help in solving a murder . (AI (60 min.) 1 [Closed Captioned) Ill (f)® Simon 8. Simon (f) Up Pompeii (fi) Powerhouse Sier Trek Cll CD NBC News ilJI' Earthlings and Rush go to New York City where they are greeted by muggers. invited to a . (!) Ntwa/Sporta/Weether · (f) t MacNeil/Lehrer N.Wahour .8 :30 a (I) CV Cheero (]) 700 Club . (IJ MOYIE: 'From Here to -Eternity' · "• (I) New ·T reaSure Hunt · ·, .( ]) Auto Racing '84 'Can· ·' ' . An:- ~ ~cing frorri Mosport . , ,.. Ont11rio:' .. (f) Aii.dv Griffith •· 1970 Chevy ceo, ton dump truck for'oale or trodl. Call 11 4-381·9303. 1973 Ford ana ton with 12fi. . MldW.et bed, 30,._, 578·2171. 7/5/84 \ EVENING Excavating Uk1 ~- 19ft. WHdornOii comper. lhower: · oiMpl I, Ginerol · Houll.,g. For oala ulld vary little, t3. 200. Coli . Umootone, fill dirt, ond top · 814·211' 1218. toN. Call Cell 814· 2111· 1427. . . .. ' . Adult1, no pets, · tecurity depolit. Call 814· 91!2 · 3874. · JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1. Bok 31111, Golll· polio. Call 814·317·01178 . Johnoon Wetereorvlao. Coli 114·288·1'743 arl14· 218· ' 1120, . I Furnished 1 8t 2 bedroom . ~e ~ing ~evision _ List~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. .. Jomoa · loyo Wotor lorvlae. · Alto poole filled, Coli 1114· . 2118· 1141 o• 114·4411· 1178 _o r 1114· 441-7111 . rater fOr"1 Senior 42 Mobile Homes CAIITER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth:ind "'no . Golllpollo, Ghlo Phono 814·441'3888 or 814·446· 44n • SEWING Mochlno repolro, oorvlca. Author'-•ti &Ingar Sol11 • s..,.ice Sharpen 'Scluoro. 'F•b!IC' lhop, Pqmeroy. 814·912·2284 . 1 beHroom Apt. 8196. mo. 614·992· 7787. Plumbing• &. Heating 1978 Lund 120 HP 120 HP lnboord·ourboard low. owner. houra. good cand. Call 814· · I 387-01194. J.A.R.Conotruatlan Co.Ru· tland, Oh,8.1 4·742-2803: Corr.Ct Croft & Ski Su· Booomentl, Footero. Con· prame, .lomlly • okl booio . . crete wo~k. ••ckhoe's, Now & uHd. Porkareburg, Doaer . • Dlttlher, Dump WV 304-422-8433 or 304· trucka, • water· e••-•ewerolictricel llnoo. ' 422·2367. . w8ek-and1. bla oftor July 1Oth, rent 82 ,inolor . Call 814-448-4337. , 304·876•7789 OJ ·675· , Tribune, 826 Third Ave., 7467 after 6:00 PM and Galllpollo. Ohio 46631 . 2 bedroom house on Ohio St., Point Pleaunt". · Avella· g~Nf~ E~EEl L~T:~~ 197B Ford van ., 1935.- 1938 . aCotchguArd ~w•• •~trat:·.. t ion, daodoriJerf. FREE el11· Tobacco plan.ta, call Mo r-. toh 'h truck. Sell or trade. gon's Woodland form, Rl. Call bot- 7 & BPM , matea. Reasonable rates. G.ne Smith, 992·U09. 36. 304· 875· 2276 or 875· 441!·0181 . 1286. RON'S TelaYIIion Service . .77JeepWogoneerp.o., p.b.. . Spoclollalng In Zonllh and 4-y.heol drr.o . ., 800. Call "otorola • . Q~azar. 1n.d Tr<~nsporta!IUII 814-742·2281 . ' houloe colla. COlt 304-578·' 2398 or 814·441· 2414. 1976 Blazer 4WD. body rough, 1977 400 . cu . ln . Fatty Tree Trlrl'!mlng, otump 71 Autos for Sale head•ra, mUddera , ' 2 romoval . C~ll 304.· 878·: trlnaf.;r c;:eaes, will part out. · 1331. . '' Call 814·742·2718. ~------ ) TOP CASH paid for late RING~E ' S SERVICE. expo· model uoed carl. · Smith 1980 Ford Bronco, very rlonced . I'Doflng, Including 1 Buick-Pontiac. ·1 911 Eaot· clea.n •nd gpod shape~ . hot tir eppllcatiOil• o;a~· ' ern Ave.. Calllpolls . Call priced to 1111. 304·875· tar, electrlclen, maaon. Call : 814-448-2282. I · . • 2883 oftat 6 PI!' · 304· 875· 20U or 876· i . 4&60. ' . • l 1978 Volkowagon diesel . .' rabbit, good cond, *2,000. 74 .Motorcycles . GET your · corpet SHIP . Call 448-0989 or 614·266- '-~~-----~ SHAPE WITij' CAPTIAN_· 6796. ,STEAMER. Wiler removal, ; ·fumllure oltonl!ig.- frH e1tl· UB4 CR 80 •aso. Brand 1977 2 dr. Dodge A1pen I malel. 304· 816·2286. auto, radio, $1 ,799. 1979 new , Call 448-3231. Ford Pinto aport wogori, Water wells commercial and auto. radio. apon rims. aurl 1981 KZ260 CSR otreat domel11c, 1,111 holao;t pump bike, 1000 mileo. 1600. Coli roof. 1.2. 399. John fa Auto niH ond airvJce, 304·896· · Salol, Buleville Rd, Galllpo· 448·4B03,. . 3802. ' : ' ' . lis, Oh . . Open til dark. Call 1978 Yamoho SS400. oxc . 448·4782. ' WAT.ER · : cond ., $860. Call 814·246· QASEMENT Unconditional , PROOFING. 1976 · red & white Rlvorie 9801 after &PM. ' lifalln'!t" guorantn. Locaf · 12.&00. 19,7 2 Chevy Impala 1979 XLH .Spor1ter, good · referencla · fUrnished . Free : 1 8800, Call 446· 1 3!i8. cond .. . $2,500. Call 448· eatlmetea. CIH collect 1 ~ 614· 237·0488, 9 a .m. to 6 1974 Vega Wogon, ox . gao 0189 odl14-268i 8788. p.·m. Rogen Basement ; mililage. 1360. 3B8,9827 Wararproofln~. · or 675· 1800. Ask for Ruth: 1981- Hondo '7 50 · CUIIOI!I. 2,800 miles, ex . cond. Call Ram'1CIIIInll, aiding, Interior ; 1983 Plymouth Colt 18,000 614-387·0394. and ex~r) textured ~o1t- . mi., stand. ahih ph..ts econing, llmulalo~ brick. and . omy ahHt, air. Call 814·378· 1980 -Harley Davldoon atucco. thermo replacemerit FXWG. Wldo·Gilde. Con be 2726. . sMn at Chartay Fry re_a.• or wlndowo, 304·8711·11180. call 614·742·24;6B . t3600. 1976 Chry1lor Newport 4 Building-Remodeling, con- : dr., clean, 8700. Coli 448· 1982 Hondo 280 otroll creta. • "rywoll. electrlc;ol, • 0395. bike. 800 miles. aJ<cellant rooflna. flooring, framing. ·· kilchtn-bathr""" lnetalle· : 1982 T-10oo, 16.000 mi. condition. 304·882·248 1 tlon. dOor-window fromlng , ot~er e. aMC. cond.. $4.600. Call 304·676·2440. :. . ' .after 5, 448·8863. 1979 Suzuki Windjammer, · Building, remodeling, vinyl : · · . . Voller loworo. uddleblgo 1980 VW Rabbit air. cond .. and ond olumli oldlng. Frao el11· ' tr.unk. Corbin Gentry many ex.t res, .. one ow~er. ; radio, cruise. Dana ma111. 304·876·3881. showroom cond. Call 446· au~ Nowlin, 304-678·21 &4. · · Met81 buildings built to y~ur : 0615 anytime. ·· nHds; Gar.eges, ator1g1, " 1974 Harley Diovldilon . 1980flotX191owmlloago ' 12.000.. 1977 w1rehouae. term: etc. Free many eJCtroo. Call 448· 382; Ell!rl'!lteo, ~878·3881. ' elec alter5PM . · ·u png 1171. · ht piano. 8200.00. week of Maoon County Fair. 1 - - -- - - --;....-- '304·676·3534. 304·8B2·2035 .New ell steel building s 1 60x100· $4.25 per oq_u are I.foot on your foundation· 68 · Fruit Mercl1andise 11ata coda buildings. Ohio · Vegetables ·.~ 1·B0.0· 472· 2·3 16 other 1· · B00-828· 1209. 1980 Sunbird 55.000 ac· Early Transparent apph~a . tUal mi . . AM·FM, AC, now 61 Household Goods Queen size bed w / mattresa Call 304·676-1794 altar 5 tirol . .Call 814·246·11288. &. box springJ, eMc. cond. · p.m. one year old, paid $360, will . sell for $16.0 . 388· 835B. . Ford Fiesta. gqod ga• . mlloago. good ·cond. Call 814-246-9179. Digital Scales, like F~r111 SiippiiP.S now . .aoo. 446· 1363. 1979 Chevy Caprice Ciao· & LiiJI 'o lock sic, 2 dr, ac, pa, v .. s e_ ngine, Ui'tfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown Vani &. I ·Judy Taylor Grooming. Call pies. 73 - - -,...--- Snyder Furniture. 956 Se· cond Avo .• Gallipolis. 446· Wanted to rent camper tOr 3 bdr . Linfurn. garage apt. -, $260 plws . depo1it . Call 448·3788. . 41 - Houses for Rent · •350 mo .. $200 depo1it. Cell 4146-7157. Shrubs pr'uned, lawn re~ seeded, retaining . walls, sidewalks, patios, fill dirt, Trailer lot,for rent, i.Jpper Rt. topsoil. blrk mulch a.. aaw· 7. Call 614-367·0232 or duat. Contact Bruce DaVi- with 8200 deposit . located Newly remodeled 2 · bdr .. h'o ma. large · yard. varte,·RON EVANS ENTER · PRIS&S. Jack1on. Oh 614· 2B6-5930. · 46 Space for equipped kitc.hen. .central air, 8260. 821'12 Second 3 bdr. houaa delUxe, central elr. pool etc. Call 676-5104 or 076·5386. \. Apartment for Rent Rentii ls Large Son. Call 448 -778,5 . 65 Seed &. Fertilizer I "I tlllnk I fit. exactly my · 111 aDCi 1don't tlllnk I would have'a lace Uft becaUIIe yoa eaa be given a v~ J0t1111 face but they can I cbaJrlt ,wr IOU!." . . - ..,_.. Laren, acll'ell, .. wllat It'• Ulle to be .. ~ . ¥11'11 "' ttlnilll " Ia. · One Jetter ·s tands for another. 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Basham She is suivlVed by a brother-In- wblch archaeologists belleve ls..the County, Ms. Ruhl bas managEd to was found. Woodtlbershaddecayed Intact. · law and ·sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. restorethetraglledugwtcanoetoa · and It was held together only Ms.Rublsupervl.!iedateamoflD dldest watercraft ever found ·. tn SllerinanH.Basham,42,Rutland, Art Price o! Pomeroy, and by a state of stability. throl!gh water pressure tension, volunteers tn d~y spr~ of NOrth America. died Wednesday morning In Grant brother-In-law, E.R. Yost o! "It has a sophisticated shape," which meant that If It dried out, It wax. . • 1becanoewasmadefrom.aslngle Hospital, Col~bus, following· a Mlc;ldleport. _ said N'txnl Greber, associate cura· would crumble, she said. 1n 1957 and again in 19112, canoes whiteoak aboutllmB.C., according · tractor acddent on June 24. He was also preceded In death by toofflclalsattheCievelandMuseum torofarchaeoklgy. ''They bad some "Whenicameonthescene,ltwas believed to be Identical tO the <me In ~ Mr. Basham was born MI!Y 24, her husband, Dan, and by two of Natural History. It Is 22 feet. 7~ definite technological Ideas for wrapped In plastiC and almost dried the museum were pulled bun the 1942, at Sharon, W.Va., a son of the sisters and one brother. propeliln8: 11." · out," Ms. Ruhl recalled . . "It was same bog at the bead of the · Inches long and 3 teet, 7~ Inches Jate · William D. imd Mary Etna will be held Funeral services Uttle more than stooe artUacts ~ tO deteriOrate · and Dr. Verrnlllon River, called Silvllllllall wtde . . Falin Basham. He was also preFriday at 10:30 a .m. In Ewing Lake,Ms.Rublsaid. ._ 1be canoe slts tn a 25-foot-long have survived suc!l a long period• . G.reberwasgettlngveryworrled." ceded In death by three brothers and Funeralfiome, wlththeRev.James The boat was saved by the unique Ms. :Ruhl said shewrotetoDavld "I think someone planted petu." • plyWood box lri the basement ot the !J.Y one sister. Keesee o!fldatlng. Burlal will be In properties of peat bogs, officials Grilttlln, director ol a WQndworklng nlas In one f them.''. she said, ~useuin, wrapped In plastic and : He was supervisor Of maintegroup of the CaJiadlan Conservation adding t)le other also was left toope11 IIIUIOO for Rutland Village. He Riverview Cemetery. Friends may guimled by humldlty dlals.1be box said. call at the funeral horne today !rom · has two portholes cut Into the lid. A 3lh-fool layer of peat covered ·lnstltute, National Mu~ of air and was quickly lost. served with the U.S. Air Force, !ll4th 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. thecanoeandseeledltfromoxygen. , Canad<lln Ottawa. . . The preserved canqe, was found · "From above, It looks Ukearotted Transportation llquadron, !rom · Also, the peat's high acidity kept~ · Grattan recommended a nineby Harold Slessman, who had beerr log," said Katherine C. 'Ruhl, an 1900-64 as Airman Ftrst Class. wood from baeterta, wonns and month regimen of spraying polyethdredging stlt. He said he~ adjunct curator of archaeology at • He married Dorothy E. Hysell on Emery C. Slagle ' yl~ glycol, a water-soluble syn- the object as a canoe ·and repol'teCl . the Cleveland Museum of Natural · other agents of decay. Oct. 16, 19ffi. · Ms. Ruhl began worktng·on the thetlc wax. The wax was meant to his ttnd. ' Emery Craig Slagle, :J;, 6133 Htstocy. . 1n .addition to his wife he is suiVived by four chlldren, Richard Hopewell Church Road, Lancaster, Basham, U. S. Air Force, Detroit, died Tuesday of Injuries he received Mich., Tim Basham of Rt. 1, · in a May 24 trucking accident. He was born tn Columbus to Oliver Rutland, ~resaandAnltaBasham, both at home; one daugbter-tn'law, Slagle and Norma Wlson 'J'aylor. He By DON KENDAU. rnllllon Inhabitants, making It the this year - Is Increasing the future respectively. Vietnam, Stngapore, Tina Basham; one grandchlld; two was a member of the FtrstApastollc AP Fann~r most densely populaied spot ln.the need for Imports, especially of the Philippines and A\IStralla hold · brothers, · Carl Basham of Bidwell, Church of Reynoldsburg and was · WASHINGTON (AP) - Amerl- world. Most of ihe people work tn ·-processed prodjlcts," wrote Steve small but growing s~ of the William Basham of Ocean Side, employect as a truck driver for can producers of nuts, citrus and manufacturing, commerce or n- Homrich of the department's For- 'mar!(et." · 'I · \ Call!.; andfoursisters,LoulseCross Coca-Cola. , Other horticultural products have · n ance and rely heavilY on Imports . elgn Agricultural ServiCe. Oranges, apples and table He is survived by his parents; his" of LangsvWe, Bessie Floccarl of seen Hong Kong grow Into a major for their food. According to department figures, account for a btg chunk of the Hong Middleport, Mrs. Myrtle Jeffery of · wife, Crella Priddy Slagle, formerly foreign market and the future looks "In addition, the constnlctlon of Hong Kong lmportedmorethan$344 Kong business, with U.S. elCp(ll'tl!rs. Logan, W.Va., and Mrs. Pansy of Meigs County; tWo daughters, bright, says an Agriculture Departwestern-style food outlets -lndudrnllllon worth of U.S. agricultural now holding tlie greater shares of • OwenSofBldwell. Erika and Michelle, both at home; . rnent report. ing hotels, l'l(Staurants, modem products 'in the fiscal year that the market. i Funeral S!!IV!ces ,will be held one son, Emery Craig Slagle Jr., at Hona Kong is only .one-third the supennarkets and 100 7-Eieven ended last Sept. 30. More than half Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rutland home; one sister, Rosemary 'Slagle "For oranges, Australia anct · G:lvlc Center, with Brother Paul of Columbus; a half·sister, Donna size of Rhode Island but has 5.4 stores expected to be In operation was spent on horticultural products, South Africa appear to pase a putting Hong Kong near the top of · Taylbr omciating. Burial will be in Allison of Kentucky; two stepsisgreater long-term threat wtth''thelr U.S. fore!gn mar~ets for those · Homer Hlll Cemetery. Friends may ters, the Rev. Rick (Jean) Collins of Items. Canada, ·Japan and West rapidlygrowtngsalestoHongKong. call at the Hunter Funeral Home, Columbus, the Rev. Gary (Char, U.S. apple exports are maintaining Germany are the leading bu:{ers. Rutland, Saturday !rom 2-4 and 7-9 lene) Carter of Tennesse¢, and Among the reasons given for the healthy growth, whlie ~inpetltol'$ . 11-m. · · numerous nieces and pepbews. ., growth in sales were increases in , 'are losing sales. " He Is preceeded in ~ath by a coiiSUmer incollJI!S and a trend to half-brother, Bernard J. O'Donnel. ,. ' Nellie Price western eating habits. Friends may call at Frank E. But U.S. grape expprters, al· CINCINNATI (AP) - The fed- effective . . . at the time . . . The though still dominant ill the Hong Nellie Price, 80, Pomeroy, dl~ Smith Funeral Home, Lancaster, eral arbitrator who ruled that the ordinance has continued to be so "The appeal of U,S. products has Kong market, are facing greater anytime today and qne hopr before city's 19'71 residency law for pollee ever since." Tuesday evening, following ex.. prevented major competitorS from competition from Thailand and the seiVices In the church. Funeral and !lreflghters violated the union tended Ulness. City Manager Sylvesrer'·Murray lnfrtnglng on the 25 percerit market Australla. · Mrs .. Price was born to the late seiVices will be held 1() a.m~ay ronlract, says he was surprised to says a new residency ordinance share enjoyed by U.S. exporters In the First ApostOlic Church tn learn that City Council paSiled a new "Processed products have the William and Agnes Allensworth. passed by City Council May 16 has . 'since 1975," the report said. with the Rev. James Reynoldsburg, greatest market grow!b potential," She was a member of Order of residency rule before he released his ecllpsed Richard's ruling, because "Whlle China, Japan and Taiwan the retJort said. "Sales of U§· Jack officiating. Bwial tn Roblnsoli Eastern Star 172 of Middleport; ruling. of. the provisions of Ohio's new law berleflt from lower freight rates, Cemetery, Reynoldsburg. William L. Richard said he would governing public employee unions. their portion of the market have catsup, sauces, frozen french frieS ' l)aveexpectedthecltytopa.SSanew The new law exempts residency. remained fairly steady at 42 wine and canned goods have grown substantially over the last tlve residency law If It had lost the case, !rom the barga1nlng process. percent,. 10 percent and 6 perCent, years.'' but council quleliY approved the law "There was no hint from the city May 16 and hiS ruling was not that theyspelled wouldout gounder throll!(h the r-.;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~--~ released until June 19. process" the new "They did this in alltlclpation," Richard sald In a telepho.pe Interavoided ju!lgDUPONT, Ohio (AP) - The temporarily. view from the Fecteral Mediation ing the city's motives. ·. Putnam County village faces the The Post Office here operates and Conciliation Service office in "I'm absolutely 100 perCent prospectofbelngwlthouta U.S. Post under the Dayton cllstrlct office and Fort Myers, F1a. responsible for the optnlons ex(lffice for the first time In 138 years. is a subsidiary of the office at Richard ruled In favor of the pressed tn the (arbitration) opinion, Barbara Sybert, postmistress for Continental. ~.iJndlng that the city residrutiamnotresponslble!ortheclty's sev~ yellJ'S, has resigned. Her last Robert L. Hazvey, customer ency la~"was violative o! the actions subsequent to hearing and day on thejobwas to have been July relations cllrector for the pasta! collective bargaining agreement before award of arbitration," said 10, the date thepostal's ervicesetfor servl~ in Dayton, said Dupont finding better accomodations,. but residents who do not have pasta! lfthecltyhasvlolated she was persuaded to stay until the boxes get mall thi:ougb Continental the rlghtsofthosepeople, the unions ' end of the month. or Cloverdale. He said nine Dupont Four emergency runs were made will attempt to enforce them." · . "The pay Is no good and I guess resldenls have shown nterest In by local units TUesday and three Representatives of the firefighI'm just tired of It," she said. "You - taking Mrs. Sybert's job. Mrs. were made on . Wednesday, the ters' union and the Fraternal Order don't get anywhere. There's just Syberf said she didn't know hoW Meigs County Emergency Medical of Pollee have vowed to test the nowhere to g0 tna job like that.'; inany have actually tild foFthepost. Service reponed. · city's position l! any union met'l)bers Her decision to quit and the postal . "If t\le bids are too high, they Runs made Tuesday were, Ru- are disciplined formovingoutofthe servtce'sdeslrefor a bulldtngwlth a won'tacceptthem,"shesaid. "You . tland am: 53 a.m. to0hlol24, where city. restroom, hancllcapped access and bid for a one-year job. a car was on tire; at. 2:44 p.m. In his 17-page residency opinion, a •telephone could combine to end "I'm maktng$5,995peryear. I got MlddleporttotheofflceofDr.James Richard wrote that thecltycouldnOt postal service here, at .least a raise a couple or three years ago. Conde for Esta White, taken t!l use the new state law to claim Its Pleas;mt Valley Hospital; at 5: 10 wording 'on residency laws p.m. Middleport to Cheshire boat "reached back" to apply to the 1971 ramp for Randy Rothgell, treatordinance. ment refused; at 11:16 p.m. MiddleRichard said that even If the city Racine Village Council will hold a ordinance establlstung one pwmg port to Ohio 7 at Hobson, auto contends Its new residency law Is piabllc hearing on Its 19!l5 budget and perlod for water seiVIce instead of accident, took Floyd Reynolds to valid, he hellevcs city attorneys · Federal RevenueSharlilg tnoney on two before sending termination of VeteraJ)S Memorial Hospital. would have to sb~ the new -· Monday, July 16 at 7 p.in., It was service notices; authorized the Wednesday, at 12:59 a.m. Rutland ordlnllnce is necessary for protecannounced at· a recent council purchase ot ceiling .tile for the to Depot Street for Martha Roush, tion of public health, safety and · meeting. · m~tlni: room; hired George Cum- taken to Veterans Memorial; at2:42. welfare, and therefore overrides the , It was also announced that copies mins to paint the celltng grldsand to a.m. Pomeroy to U.S. 33, auto ~lty's contract with the unions. of the proposed rudget wlll be on file install the new tile and authorized · accident, Billy Lawlens taken to at the Racine Department Store the purchase and installation of a Veterans Memorial; at 9:03 p.m. mm July 6 through the 16th for screen doorforthe kitchen at village Rutland to Main Street for Rick llispectloo. \ . hall as required by the Meigs County Johnson, taken to Holzer Medical · ·-Council, in other business, ap· Health Department. Center. proved the second reading of the Council also discussed complaints In regard to dogs running loose. Larry Wolfe will contact the county dog warden for assistance. . Tuesday admissions - Tina E.A. Wingett was present and Goode, P<meroy; Carol Hubbard extended thankS to all concerned for Middleport. • ' help on the recent visit of Adventure . Tuesday discharges ·- Harold ' Galleyll. · Jeffers, Jamie Cunningham, HoThe marshall's report for June merBradshaw,EstaJayneRussell. · .S everal unusual defendants ap- showedflvearrests,collected$3llin Wednesday admissions - Floyd peared In Meigs County Court fines, answered 15 complaints and Reynolds, Middleport; Martha today. drove 296 miles. Roush, Rutland; T1mothy .:Justice, Three birds to be exact. The finance committee wlll meet Racine; Avenelle Fettle, Pomeroy. · Wednesday night's storm caused tonight and the next meeting of Wednesday cllllcharges - Carol several tiles to come loose tn the council will be Monday, July 16 at 7 Hubbard. roof. The secretary of the court p.m. CLEVELAND (AP) -Apeatbog Hong Kong promising foreign mark~t mpes i City'·s residency law puzzles arbitrator Postmistress resigns; post ,o ffice may.close Ohla':c~~:!uy Emergency rwl.s ',. ' o· UR. s·uM·M . ER SAtE . ~ I§ NOW IN Rl~~~ . PLASTIC HOUSEWARES ~ -. SUPER SPECIALS- PROGRESS , • • • • HEAVY DUTY LAUIDIY IASIET lZ ~QT:IUCIET • DOUIL£ SPOuT 21 QT. WASTE IASIET . _ 24 QT. TUff TUB DISHPAI ~ (CIItctllte or AIMOid) $ • ., Prlcet I~ lffect . July Sth . w~· -"'"....., ~,.- u.et 01 a 1111x ,.....r-;. Tflru - n ·-I . . •• For July 17th ' . THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF JULY! · SAVE ON FINE WEARING APPAREL Village slates budget hearing MIJ)DLEPORT - Veterans Memorial -Jlirds roost . in courthouse I In she went out. ~ fi!P011ed that whenwhether the birds Judge came It is doubttul ?atrtck O'Brien Will lie !ll>le to · cll!lrge any of the Intruders. 'At last report, County Commissioner Rich Jones was donning the carpenter's r()le to banish the intruders. · File for maniage I •• One couple flied for a marriage license recently In Meigs County Probate Court. .' .. , Ro!IJiey Ray Butcher, 33, of ~. plans t(l marry Paula June car), 18, also of Pomeroy. rr~r.~;~~~~~;~~;~;:;;:;:;;;~ OUR BIG CLEARANCE ON SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES CONTINUES 20% TO. 50%.OFF ,> l ON SELECTED GROUPS OF SHOES' MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S . Dissolution fded ' One couple flied recently In Meigs Coonty Canmon Pleas Court tor a IJ'IIIl1laae di&Bolutkm. HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. bodl otMlddleport, flle1l'toend their I11IJTI&IIe. I ' . 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