http://66.213.69.5/files/original/25229038328f3f59929ad354b4f8137f.pdf d04503fec8144a5364351acd40d09cf8 PDF Text Text I ' < ,_., •'i 10-The Daily Sentinel ,., ....,. Mi.Wlepart, Ohio - Inside today: Economy continues. ·strong growth tate Area deaths Anna M. Gnaeser Charles R. Anderson lt.r tile . . ....... ,•• ra.,. lot ,a ........._,ra.,.U ce~c.nr .............. ._, - D . '? •.................. PaplO • period unmatched stnce a similar' Anna MargaretCrueser, 84, 41715 Charles Raymond Anderson. 19, 10.1 percent tncreale In the lll'lt ' quarter(\11981. . Bearwallow Ridge Road , Shade, Hartford, was dead on arrival died Saturday night In Ve~ans SaturdaY. at Veterans Mernor1al Often BUCh •tron~~ lfOWth at IIQ. l')lemorlal Hospital. Hospllal. . staa-e of an economic I'1!00IIeiY . todaY. . would signal a retwn of lNlatlon, .. Ahomemaker, l'.lrs. Grueser was He was born June U, 1965, In born Feb. 28, 1900, at Pomeroy, a Galllpolls.Hewasa1983graduateof 1be growth t18W'e released b.Y the · .But that ha$ not been the Clllll! this daughte r of Hiram and Sophia Wahama High School. ' Commerce ~~ for eco- year. Myers Whitlock. Surviving are his father and The gownnent repcrted ~ nomic actlvily in the AprU-June She Is suiVIved by her husband, mother, Samuel R. and Rose Marie quarterwa! sharply higher than the that a GNP·IInlced lnllatlon__ ~ Hennan A. Grueser; two sisters, Anderson of Hartford; one brother, prellmlnary estimate last month of surewasrlslnglntheseoondquaner Mrs. Mary Kunzelman and Mrs. Samuel R. Anderson Jr. of Hart· at 811 annual rate qt 3.2 upe.,.ltlel"' ."''t, 5.7percent. . Homer (Helena) Brlckles, both of ford; five sisters, Mrs. Harry Today'i: revt3~n fOIIoweQ the · loW-er than the 4.4 percent rate Pomeroy, and several nieces and .(GiorlaJeall ) Estep of Mason, Mrs. · pattern the~setearlylntl\e PDI!ted · lit the first· quarter. The nephews. Larry (Patly) A. BUITis, Mrs. Rick yeat - con1'oundlni ~ who ·srnaUer •iJ\creale wu attributed • . Preceding her In death besides (Dianna) L Burris, Mrs. Rollert persist In predicting ~~ower growth pr'lmarlly tQ foOd prices, which her parents wer-e five brothel'$. (l..a'LollllY) VanMeter, all of Hart· as the recovery tnm the 1981-82 diqJp;d In the second qiiiiJ'Iel" after Mrs. Grueser was a member of ford, and Mrs. Jon (Donna) M. r1s1ng sharply In the January·. recession begin$ to IDee llelln. . the Sacred Hearl C;itholic Church Grtmm of New Haven; a paternal Growth In lhesermd quarter was M.ardl111!1'10d· • andoftheCatholicWomen'sClub. grandrnother,Mrs.HelenM.Ander· slower than 'In the flnt, which was Funer al seiVices will be held atlO • son of P.olnt Pleasant; a maternal reviSed t~ to an~10.l a.m. Tuesday In Sacred Heart grandmother, Mrs. Lola M. Kovf!l· percent annual rate- malchlnglhe Church, with the Rev. Fa!her chlk of Hartford; and a maternal • best perfoi'IIIIIIIre In three years. Anthony Giannarnore of11clating. grandfather, Raymond F . Yon)ter · . HOWI!'Ver, bothgmwthrateswere Two R.eedsv1lle residents were BurtaJ will be In Sacred Heart of Tampa, Fla. , "''' · oc" --- · - -·~, • : ""-• · .' ..~ --""' --~~•~- :;;~ · • well above What economists had arrested rwer the weekend on· Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral services will be Tuesday "-· · · AFTER 'DIE NEWS CONFERENCEpredicted. Originally, thecoll8ell$US marijuana Cutttvatlon cllarges. Ewing Funeral Home from 6-9p.m. at 10: lJ a.m. In Foglesong Funeral eecol1a his wifl' Edith after a neww cmdtll'ftlt'le a& llle 8hera&oll forecast was for growth below 5 today. Home Milson with the Rev. Clyde Waahlngioa HoCeiiD Wll8blngtoa Sunday. retumed lo the Hubert Clower, 29,11 being held In percent In each quarter. . the county jall pending a court, · Rosary services wUI be a t 7: :.> FleJcts' of11clatlng. F'rli!nds may call hotel where Mrs. Ro6eakraaz was grablled a& &IIDpliat Ia a parillll& Growth, as measured by thegrt>$5 l!earlng. The other suspect, a tonight at the funeral home. · at the funeral hOme today !lorn &-9 pra&e We Thursday night while walldag rih a 2S-ylliiNIId McLean, national product, the total output of juvenile, was releaied to his p.m. . . VL, WOIIlllll• (AB Laserpholo). goo¢; and services, turned In a pareuts. perfonnance l'1 tl!eJanuary-March The sheriffs department also .reported the theft of power tools from the Bill Andel'!IOII prope ty on Cooney ~d 1. •. ., Anderson reported , the. thert TheOHKAN CotnCiubwillhavea regular busln!!SS meeting this. · Saturday: He told deplfttes he had not been home· since Wednesday., Huuston said Wright and Tolden evening In the RJverboat Roan, WASHINGTON (AP) - The LEaANON, Ohio (AP) - State covered with two feet of soU In which The tools, Including mowers, di'llls. shan.'tl a . Houston ..partmcnt. Diamond Savings & Loan Co. transportation of11clals wiD begin grass and Dowers will be planted, Houston plano ~he'r arrested In a chain saw and hand tools, were Agents !;earched the apartment bulldlngtnPomeiDy. taking bids this week for two said Becky Hart, spokeswoman for the kidnapping of wealthy !>ridge Sunday. Social b()W' and trading sessions taken from an·' ouU,dkH!lg. A underground rest areas that are the Ohio Department of player Edith Rosenki'anz from a 1 Athlrdman,DennlsMo&s,26,also will begin at 7 p .m . with dealers padlock was knocked o(f the tloor to tournament here was describel by Transportation. el!pected to Improve tourtsm. gain entry, the sheriffs report· was arrested when the van was · present.•A coin auction and refresh. "It wiD lriatntatn a fairly level his brldg'e partner as being a courtly . The 3,5()(}S<!uare-foot under] stated. stopped three blocks from the White ments will also be avallal;lle. ground rest areas along Interstate temperature year-round, and you and polished financial consultant who at times seemed "the stereo71 wiD be the first of their kind In don't have to paint the buUdlng you just mow the grass,'' she said. type of a southern gentleman." Ohio. Construction ls scheduled to Mrs. Rosenkranz, m, wife of relative there said M~ had moved ''The state Is In the process of start next month, with a completion • to Houston l8 months ago after his The Long Bottom Conmunlty upgrading Its rest areas. ... They've pharmaceutical mUIIonalre and date of June 1985. house In F1orlda burned. · AssociatiOn wiD hold Its monthly been neglected ·for the past . few tournament bridge player George The $3. mUllan rest areas, with meeting at'7:~p.m. Wednesday in .Rosenki'anz, 68, told a news conferperrpanent restrooms, will be bulit years." ence Sunday how she was kept AU three suspects were being the community fulldlrig. ThatneglectpromptedstateRep. along the northbowld arid south· :bound lanes of I.71 just northeast of Wrntam Mallory, O.Cinclrmatl, to blindfolded and threatened With arraigned on kldnappi1.1g charges. ) A snent auCtion wiD also be held. Miss Gates called Wright a friend Square dances •are held ~ery ' bhio 123 near the Jeremiah Morrow criticize ODOT officials several death for two dan of captivity. INtOUf ~ a.r• !UI AU Sf'AJS 11.00 Computer prograrruner Georgiof 15 years but ma;tly on the bJlldge Friday evening from 8-11: ll pm. In bridge, the highest In the state. They Ytarsago. ADMISSION EVE1I'f runatr 11.00 ana Gates saki in an Interview she cirCuit. Slle said he had been her ·the community bulkllng. · will replace the tourlst-lnfonnatlon ''The original problEfl! we had to Washington a week ago to stoCkbroker 8lld recently opened a facilities and non-Dush latrtnes that . was that the tourists coming Into the financial consulting firm. .now stand nearby. state were disturbed by the l'leh . play In the tournament with Glenn I. MaiTi~ The new bulldlngs wlll bepartlally aroma thatwasemanattngfrom()W' Wi'lght, 42, an aspiring concert · Because of . the sottspoken planlst arrested Saturdily night Wrlght's manners and .courtly rest areas,' ' Mallory said. Two marrlage licenses have been when his van 'drove into a swarm of attltudetowardolderbrldgeplayers Issued In the Meigs County Probate '·'who sometimes get crotchety," Court. FBI and police cars minutes atfet ' . Miss Gates said, "youcouid call him Mrs. Rosenkranz was freed. The c01;ples are Thomas Freder· . the stereotype of th~ southern . 19, MassDion, In a motorcycle . Miss Gates, .:11, said she and tck HarmaJ1. 40, Columbus, to Karen· By'lbe Assoolated ...._ gentleman." ' · Wright were accompanied on the Sue Harman. 33, Reedsville; Ml· ,, .1beHlghwayPatrolsayssevenof accldent'on a Stark County road. CIRCL.EVIlU - Krtstln M: . flight from Houston by Orland chael Douglas Imboden, 25, PonJe. the 15 people killed In Ohio traf11c McNaughton, 16, Dubll11, In a DwalneTolden, whowasarrestedln roy, to Frances Davme Dickens, 21, a~;Cldents over the weekend .w ere one-car accident on Ohio 56 In a botell2 blocks from whene police Pomeroy. motorcycle riders. converged on the van andreco\"ered . 1be patrol counted traffic deathS Madison County. . In the SUnday obltuacy of George DAYTON Curtis D. Smith, 44, what they called a "substantial" from 6 p.m. Friday untU rnldnlght L. xenia, In a two-ear-acc!dent on Anderson. Middleport, two stepSunday. sons and their . Wives among the 351n Montgomery County . . Leroy Cornett in .The dead: The man1age ot CJUiordLongl!tte. survivors were listed as .brothers SA'l1JRDAY , SUNDAY and Ruth Ann Longette has been rather than stepsons. LANCASTElt - Edward T. · CLEVELAND - Unidentified dissolved In Meigll County Common They are William L. and Mary person In a traffic accident In city of -Stepp, 23, Columbus, In a oiJe.car Pleas Court. accident on Ohio 204 In Perry A Meigs County woman escaped D<xis'lll, Columbus. andOeneA.and Cleveland. Injury Sunday morning '!"hen she Agnes Dodson, Mlddleptirt. A step. NEW PHILADELPHIA - Ran· County. MARIONAlvaL. Richards, 33, 10\St control of her car after allegedly dauglit~ and her husband, also .dallD. King, 20,ofDundee, when his Marlon, In a one-car accident on swerving to . miss a deer in the among tbe sun1vors. ~re Patrtcia motorcycle collided head-on With a The jury trtais scheduled for and Wayne Burton, VlrglnlaBeach, roadway. 'car on· Ohio 39 In Tuscarawas Ohio :rl!lln Marlon County. Va. · · CountY · Court on Tuesday Meigs CIRCLEVll.LE - Larry . G. The Gallla-Melgs post qf the state County. have been canceUed. Jurors need CINCINNATI - James E . Hen- Wolford, 36, COlumbus, In a motor· highway patrol said Sandra Jo not report. ~emorial schen, 18, Cincinnati, when his cycle acc!dent on Ohio 104 in Holley, 23, Forest Run, Racine, was Plckaway County. eastbound on County Road ll at 1: 20 motorcycle slarruned Into.a parked DELAWARE - Thomas R. a .m ., when she tried to avoid the Saturday admissions - Alma .car along a Hamnton County road. Baker, 19, Marysvllle, In a one,car Riggs, Middleport; Joanna Councll, animal. NAPOLEON- KelthR. Hogrefe, accident on U.S361n Union County. The patrol S;iid when she applied Langsville;' Lee Fitzpatrick, Ru' .U ; Napoleon, when his motorcycle LEBANON - Lester J;>. Pottorl, her brakes, her car sWerved, struck tland; Edgar Greenlee, Pomeroy; .collided with an autonooblle at the Ohio 109 and 110 intersection In 24, South Lebanon, in a tW<Kar a bridge curb and' came to rest Ethel Hatfield, Middleport. accident on Ohio 123 In Warren against a fence, causing moderate Saturday dlscbarges - Jessica Henry County. Lambert, Delores Aelker, James County. damage to the vehicle. FREMONT- Leslie R. West, 17, · XENIA-TIJpothyW. Carter, 19, Copeland, Helen Mfoldau, Betty 'Clyde, In a one-car accident on a Xenia, and Brian K. WiseCup, 19, Taylor, Richard DeM~. Titus whipped polltoes, chicken county road In Sandusky County. Xenia, In a car-motorcycle acc!dent PICkens. hot roll. bllltef & toffH. MASSillON -Shawn A. Smith, on a city street In Greene County. Sunday ddmlsSions - Mary tlttpt btvlflll with I Lynn M. Kloes, daughter of Mr. Kauf1, PomeroY. and Mrs. Manning Klees, 293 Sunday. dlllcharges - Clarence Rutland St., Middleport, Is a recent Hayman, Lee F1tzpatrlck, Laura . Two charged with ! pot cultivation - · o-v. _......, _, . 'l1le,....... 'Southern gentleman' held in kidnapping Coin club meetlng ~:::S ~ ~~ ~~~ Association to meetfj~~!!!!~'i new licenses Weekend accidents kilf 15 CoiTeCtion u.:;;. - Dissolutlon granted ~·agent Accident reported Jury dismissed Veterans Graduates :weekend emergency runs . Sill caUs were answered by local units over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Scrv!· · ces reports. ·Sunday calls Include Racine at 2:'00 p.m . to Bashan for }!eulah Roush, taken to Veterans Memorial Hosplital; Pomeroy at 5:511 p.m. to West Main Street, forMaryKacff,to .veterans Memorial. On Saturday at 1: '13 p.m ., ·. FAMILY RES Pomeroy went to PleasantRidgefor Edgar Greenlee, to Veterans Mem· orial; Syracuse at 4:52 p.m. to Mlnersvllle Road for David Fisher involved lri an auto accident, to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 5: 02 p.m. to Salem Street for Jay Anderson, treated but not transported; and Pomeroy at 9:20p.m. went to Darwin for Robert Cundiff, tte~ted but not transported. r~H~arrl.stJn~~-;~~;;~;;;;f~P~t·~·~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~ CoUegeatNe~rrvWe. · gradcuate of Hocking Technical Bible school The annual dally vacatlora Bible school will begin this evening at the Racine Flnt Baptist Church with classes from 6: :.> to8: :.>and will run· thr0Ugi1Aug.1. Therewillbeclasses " for aU ages. RUTLAND FURNITURE ' &BOTTLED GAS SERVICE .• BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE . AT BARGAIN PRICES m·~ · if .. , FURNITURE •. . 742·2211 ' MAYTAG SEALY BEDDING WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE •. • BASIETT ·. KELLER HOURI: MON.-SAT. 1;10 AM - 5 PM CLOSED THURS, AT NOON DUE TO A BACKLOG OF PRODUCTJON, THE 1984 BABY EDITION WILL.NOT AP;. P.EAR IN TODAY'S · EDITION OF THE DAILY SENTINEL AS PLANNED LOOK FOR THE BABY. EDITION IN THE THURSDAY, JULY 26TH DAILY SENTINEL. "SEETHE GRATE BOYSPORIOMIGREAT BUYS" "DRIVE A LITTLE• lAVI A Lor' FRIGIDAIRE ' BROYHILL ~ENITH LA.Z·BoY ATTENTION/ BOTTLED GAS • 742·2511 ·..The Dally Sentinel ., v 1?1 I . . ~n_. h ................ Pap I WASHINGTON (AP) - The economy grew at an lllll!lqli!Cted strong anm;ai rateof7.5 percent this $))l'injJ even as lntlatton remained In check, the IIOVel'll!lll!llt reported . ..Underground stops announced by ODOT I Mond ,, July 23, 19M> 8pclta ...................ra.,. 3.f Platfontt writing.~.Page 2 Weather PutJJ ~ ......... Low .... . mid• Nedbw ' b ' Harman . Trace~wins •••Page 4 wllillll 11 ' q~~~ar-.Pan~,r......,wlt .......... .. a.-e ........ PIICIIIII&"•...... MdWM Posthumous award•••Page 5 'SJ'· • e . 'Vol.:l4, Ne.71 co,.ulplut.lrtN · Pom at y enttne 0 Indeed, eg prices were Off a sharp 13.1 pet cent and beef prices WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Corisu- · feU21lelceut. merprloes,~bytheftrstfood Guollaeprtces,meallwhlle,feUa ·)lt16e hiJce in four months and a , sharp 1.5 petOB)t to, Bland 13.2 reoord Pin f?r ()1'llllllel, rose a ttny percent beloW their ~ of March · 0.2pmeent In June, tl!eauvernment 1981. ThelliiUIUals~drop said today. was attributed Jat&eJy to the The gain, which left tnnauoa lingering glut on the worldwide on 1'Uillllng at an annual rate of 4.1 market. peia:ut so tar llils year, came The economy's performance despite the t1tst drop tn gB!OIIne througb theyear'slll'lthalhsbetter prices sil)ce Fellruary. than analysta t!llpected. Most, . . FQod prlcel ov~ roee .just 0.1 though, sdll fm 1 re "COIIIUIIII!I' pe:cent last month and wollk! have prtoesrlalnglnthenelgliborhoodof5 posted drop withOut the 22.5 percenttor tbe filii ~cent pin In orange prices, the Consumer prices advanced. 3.8 · - Labor Department said. pe cent last year, the best pace in a . By ~YIAOOBIQ!:N AP l!'.eoaomlca Writer year. decade. . United sbtes and ·also keeps Today's rewrt. which showed pressure oh U.S. manufacturers to lntlatiOa running at the same~ . prlce goods competitively. as In May, was the second bltofgOOd l!$ltion, .as nieasured by the newaforthe Reagan adm.lnlatration Coniumer Price Indel!, ran at a 5 In two days. percent annual rate In the Dtst Monday, the Comme1'ce quarter,and slowed to a 3.3 pe~oent Department said the grDil8 national pace lnJthe second quarter, JJIOitly product 1'0ie at a surprlllngly due to 811 easing In food prices. healthy 7.5 percent annual rate In Prices for food bought at gtocer. the Aprti.June quarter - even as Ies had .,soared at a 12.2 pe~oent lntlatlon remains under oontrol. . amwa1 clip In the January-M.reh AliaJ.ysts littribute ~ qt the period, tile sharpelt rise In nearly good lnflauoanewstothes~of tour years, but tumbled at a 3 the dQUar Ia rompartson with other pe1cent rate In the foiiOWinli cum:ncleil. A strong dollar makes quarter. . . foreign goodl cheaper to buy In the . · For last rnoi\th, the departmellt . on •'. ~ the COJill1llssjone mlgl)t fUnd the 8-•alllafl.wrter pianner'throiiilllthe general fUnd. "It hAs been lt1'0iigJy suggested Meigs County· Clmmlssbler that Hocking Valley·Buckeye HWs Manning Roush said, "I, tor one Regional Plam)lng Commllslon ccmmlastoaer, wiD not ~te this . should not worlt with Meigs County, county In thered.Aadlfwecan'tllnd lilt with Perry County.',' said Frank the li10JIE'Y for the p)anner, we wUJ · Davis of Buclteye HIDs. have to d(l withoUt I wiD do ' Da~ spoke to the Meigs County eyecythlng to . help you find the Planning OXnmlsllon Monday af. ' money." lei DOOil ,on the poulbiiJty o1. obtainBester carne before the group to lng11llliii!YfcrafuU-tlmeptanaerfor , discuss wl18t pcqpess hal been the local comrnlallon. made on the access road. . 1 ' ......LUl .... IJie irieetlnl was ~ <.'l111! nwtlatd'~t0)1ilnaway · ReP. 'JOIYM 110iter, DGaiJII5IIls: tnm constn~Cf~oft. 8; 1 : il:ld. She l'lolter diiCIIIIed tbe access road to explained lhe road wiH talq! tOyeais ~ R,aveaswood bl'ldgle. on the"ladder" oftheclepartmentof Davis aald that Jhe .state and transportation and the legislature: national AppaJachJan Regional -Tire road Is 1101 yet on the ladder, siMi .' Cmunllslon ......ted his work lidded: ' .~ . program1 or planned projec!B, for the state depatimi1nts <1 the year ~ revised. Davis said the devek;>pnent and transportation ACC!f8 ROAD ..;. !¥ate Rep. "'b• Balta' Ill h M ....,...,., sugestlonsareusuallyfollowed. "give us one day ...and we CaD me !. . olllleiWpCclulltyB il$1aoJ? I sVw;•; I I M? .... :: B:iCin!Ye 1J1111 was going to convinc'e them" We need the road, . ~elop a'lr;RiiUstrlal ~t Coonly Commisslonel' RJchard , E. • • 5 , ._..,e clndur; llab em. Mill. Jlallter npgrted aa!lle plan .. for Meigs County, Davis Jones said. IHOII I nef!lle IH'+"wMIIOC!II ..... fnlmlleRa,mwoodBoldgJeto Roc* Stwt; p At t * po7at lie IW illlliUQ' yean~. ~- B 1 ter explained, but Instead wW be "Evldeatly...we are not impm'· '·WDI'klai on emm:nlc development tant enough ilr them to come . o( Pent County, he added. down here," Jones remarked. D11vts iutQjt!sted dllfeumt ways.to "Ifaall well andgoodformetotell .l'unid a · fllll·tlme plan1)l!!' to the them - but It's not as graphic .as cmunllslon.Thecommlssloncould · driving over It," Boster adtted. • . app1y tor money rnm 111e fonnula Bester said showing L'W1IIlmlc grant, received by the county development tnm the road was the comn'lisstoners. CommissiOners · key factor. The commtsston t!ll, ! will reeetve about $8!,11XJ, Davis platned the developnient bad been I said. Thus the com:nlsslon will be documented earlier, when the bridge was constructed. I eligible fllr t8,ftOO of the ITIII1li!y. Olarles Blakeslee, executive dl· "It's a very, very tough battle,'' rector,saidthepoaslblltyexlststhat B<Btercommented. By~WJ(J(UNE elected thele county of11clals,'' he OVPIIIalfWrler salct 1 NEW HAVEN - New Haven Cow_lcliman Dale Hump!lreys CouncU passed a resolutlonMOIXIay made the~ urging the citizens . ' nlglit urging cltlzen.s of the town to "of an of Mason County to refrain boycott Meigs Colinty bus5J1esses fro!n doing business In Meigs untU the county cmun1ss1on there County untU · the commission ' Iowen JandllU rab!!l for New Haven: changes Its stance on the landfill .AU Mayor Grayson "Pat" WIIUam· ' weask!sforalittlerelleflnatlmeot COLUMBUS. <Jilo (AP) -Ev-e- there wiD be a $115 mllllon lottery S1J1111us for local school districts next soo last week approached the Meigs need." rybody ,10 It llll!lllll,ls taiJdng about year. County OJn:unlsslon, ~an It was brought to councU's this week's iJ'8nd prize of at I~ Chima said the lottery fl'!llet'llted adjustment In the rate for New attention that the gasoline for the $10.6 rnllllon In the Ohio Lotto game $250 rnllllon for tbe state tn 11sca1 Haven to use the county landfiU. town'svehlcleslspurchasedtnma aod baCking up the wonls with year 19714, w!l7Ch ended June:.>, S8) New Haven lsbelngcbargedPiper service station In MeigsCowio/· illOZli!Y· million lll)l'e t1ran had been t!ll· truck, asOjljllliied to$2lforbuslness ''That bo;stll'!SS wiD go to Point ' 1)omas Chema. UJe OhiO Lot· In Meigs County, Wl1171mson said. Pleasant," Wllllarnsdn said. te:j's executive director, said lotto peeled. 1bat 111lliii!Y already has been set as7de for ~ ljild ''We haY'e already pa5d them . Wllllainlm said he believes ~ for the week Sll11lUIIed tbe secoildacy.Wcatlon. 1 $3,1mforjustAprii.MayandJillle," MasonCountywouldhavetheupper Slm,IDJ znlll'k Monday, a ~t The 05r1Q ~t of EduCa· Wlll!a:nson · told councll. ' "'bat's hand In the boyjXI(t. nonnally not reachL'ti until. lion today plans to mllllletters Ill tak,enalotoutofourbudget." ''We h.Bve all the Industry over Wednelday. each dlltrlct aiMin7nl mach Thereasorllngbehlndtheboycott, here with Foote Mineral, Philip ' 'llle jackpot In . advaDCe of . to expect tnm diBir!butlon oi the Wl1171mson said, was . a ·quote Sjx)rn and Kaiser. Theil' people Saturdll.ylllibt'lclrawlni alrelldy Is · published In the 1\wnaoy Dally travel thele roads every day, yet the the state's history and Sllrplua $8) mWJon. . As tbe lottery braces tx record Sentinel last Wednesday. they contribute nothing to the state !lie . ~ In the nation, bul5:al fhls week, omctaJs are ''We've llways had a policy or tall base. Cberna laid. !bat the CDnpllll!it.led dlllcouraglngoot.of·siateandout-of· ''They are In the service Indus· · And II the recof\1 sales &lid prOIIta · S)'IRnl whlcb II at the beart alit all town business," Meig$ County try," he continued. ''Tholie In the COIIIImle, therellkelywlllbe811other holds up llilder tlltcruall. Cornmislloner RJchard JO:ieS said service Industry have always lti5tely Mplus to be dlltiibuted to ThlrewuanelliiWUIIauaNw . at a comrnlllilon meeting. "It's not , needed customers." ichoola next lpl'lng. ' inbled with the 0(8nJsllc proJec- that we would want to· make a '"The commission should have - ·at~a~laCn!ased lottO jqiUiarlty and exptPilan of mar5cetl Into donsolltttd tomaiibaldtheOI*l hardsh!ponthetownofNewHaven. asked their lllerchants If they didn't It's !bat we want to pceae:ve the want any out.of·town businesS' lllbultlan and 1111'81 arell, Olema t.onery CclrnrnlAion Monday as ofllcl1l1 recalled CIIIIIPI'-' failures landiiD for the people ot Me5gs any out!lclers,'' Counclbnan Ronnie said lottley lllal of $'lllhnllllolland 7bal OCI.'IImd Ia Dea!.mber. ' County." Zerkle said. pcoatatiOtbe-of$2miiJIOnln! 'lbafs wbell the~ 1 nhit by WlWamiOn questJoned whether WlJllamsm saki he believes the pi'ojecltld by tilt ead Qt llle8l )'e81' ~ bepD Jll\V L s.Jelllld heeVY WJume bC114i lor tilt the comrnlllilon's dec5skln accu· problem Stems fr!m the Short· rately reflected the wi!lhes of tbe slghtedness of the Meigs belli apet!al to be $Mil rn!llkm, tbl!zl.reoord $7.8mlllllll Jadlpn« cmunlsslall. Wltli prcataol. P'lOmiiUaa. .· dr\elopd operatllrc llll6aa that ObloCtalll'BIII7ty'silll!!dlaats. Interrupted sa1e1 and prompted' "I think they bave no cm;passlon said tlllpojeetlalll 'ftft loi!&U,.atticlllit a ''Dotbe:YDQtwantthebu.slnessof 10r anyone." the mayor said. "If COli vat!Yo. "I tlllllk It II IM1 *. "'nre 1aM11 th&t had that .the people of New Haven, Mason or they want to be In tt. ;lr own Utile .,.....!Jy If wllaw a ,_ weeltl calllld the ccnpRI!r Dill down 111 ,Hartford!" WllllamliJn ll!d. "It niche, we wiD let them. • 11at we'Ve IIIII IIIIa plllt Wllllt 81111 Dec•nba, !ret• It cn1Jctn•t li!emltomeulftheyareUvqtn ''We, the counefi and ill)'a!lf, wl*tlw .,.ur;pele tbll week wl5b 'lliDdlt the ~., (were) ex~ thelrownworld." · standreadyatanytlmetomeetwith lilt ... Lotto prlle, of exced'W • 1 1 Ft hili _. Sa7mdly tJdl 'l1le mayar tben allred council to the cmunllaklners ot Ml!lgB County .... llllillberl.'' .. l&ld. ..... Wlillc," Olema llld. ''We did IJBII a n!!IDiutlon to boycott the If they 10 deslre," Wllllam8on aald. . t:wn tllt.lllllllnn praiJI ..._llltwoekU.wedldbodliD . l\felpareahri'Z'"• (Continued on Page 10) : atn~te 11 r fwd, It wiD . _ Dl!canber." .. "Let the mercha:lts know they u :,.epud&. even I andfdl·p~yback: town boycotting, , Meigs businesses 'Lotto ,fever' results· in record payoffs I I mw ...._In bett7ai a.ma e offaed theledetalll: . reflectfng sharp drops In prices .f or -Fruit prices rose3.lpet~;e~~tand' women's and girls' clothes. vegetableooatscHmbedl.2pe:cent. -Entertainment prices were up Pork prices were up 0.3 pe1 a:11t 0.5 pem!llt. while poultry prices pined 0.7 All the changes are adjusted for percent. The COli of meals at . seasonal variatiOns. ·· restaurants rose 0.3 ~'~!'CElli and last · month's 0.2 percent lilcohollc bel(erage prices rose 0.5. Increase held steady for.l2 straight petcent. montbs, the yearly advance would -TransportatiOn costs. driven be 2.0 pe:cent. The annual rate down by the faD In psoJine prices,· reportedbythe~tlsbased ten 0.2pe~cent. Usedcarprlceswere · on a mare precise calculation of up0.1 pe~cent, the smalletrtadvanoe monthly p~ than the figure made since June 198l. New car· prk:es public. unchanged. . '. In .... the Consumer Price Indel! -Housing costs ro1e 0;2 pe1 cent stood at 310.71n June, meaning that as lion'le0Wilel'9' expenses 1'0111! o.3 goods costing $10 In 1967woold have pe:oent and renters' expenses • cost $31:!l7Jast month. A . companion lndeli:, the Consu· c1imbed0.4peJcent. -Heating oil prices sUpped 0.91 mer Index" for Urban .Wage . pe:centandaaturalgascostsfeU0.1 Earners and Clerical Workers,roee percent. . 0.1 perceilt last month. -Medical care costs tumped 0.5 This· lndeli: Is widely used In percent, the~ as In each of the calculating cost-of-living Increases • prec;ed!ng three montha. · In collective bargaining contracts . -CJotblng prtces feU pe:cent, and government benefit programs. oonJ!a! If were ?·3 By TERI!JIA MELCHER I I Soctlon, 10....... 25 Conll A MuiHmedla Inc. Newopu;per Prtee 'Full-time plamler : f or Meigs Co~nty :recoOllllended \ ' •:·. • ~ 'J ' • M'.J.Jie Oh T _.J_ I . . orot- ..,.. port, lo, uo-uy, Ju y 24,- 1984 ... a '· we It- \If}) Village.con~~tcts f~r developrnent ~ · · or housing ~nits \'• ..J • By BOB llOEJI'LICil &;A;e!lltlaWIIer 1J1e situation. .. Hoftn\an sald that he though~ the Middleport VUJageOluncll, meet· nee ary WU'k at the courlhouse • lnglnregulariii!SSionMondaynl&ht, had been doue on the survey and he wttd to authorize the NIIJ,Iae, to ~ . that he wiD ~ contract with the Mlddles;lort cheock With the S1lrVey(it to deter· · · Housla& CoqJoratlon ·tor the con· . mtne~atatusottheproJect .. stnlctlon of ,new homes at the · ' Pl'opeo ly IIJJe General Hartinger Parkway CoimcU autl\Orlzed Mayor Hof. Addltoo. . ~an toadvertlseforbldsonwhatls The Middleport Housing Corpo- known as the North Fourth Avenue ratloo has yet to be fanned, !Jut will water line loop - a planned Ire created · i1DW to oversee the · Improvement for water service. construCtlonofthenewhomesatthe Hottman also ri:ported that Ken developnent site. Carpenter, a representative of .the Counc:ltookactlonpenn!ttlngthe Cbesapealte ~Ohio Rallioad, had. vUiage to contract with the new visited the conununlty and adviSed: organizatiOn upon the ;eco;mu•:n· that the railroad owns 18.9 acres of· dation of village .coosuJtant Klm land In Middleport. Shields, wbo attended the meeting. . · The company wiD sell the land, Shields . pointed out that the Including the old depot · on Front · construCtion o1. tn;stng Is not Street, for $125,1DJ. The depot alOne something iiOmlaJiy donie by a town would be $55,1DJ. Hoffman said that and that the Middleport Housing the prices are negotiable with the Development Corporat!onsiiJilldbe ccmpany and that he has an· fonned to be the OVI!I'!IIleing gftlup appraiser now working on setting for the new houses planned at the llguresforthevntage. Hartinger ParkWay site. Hoffman said ·the price lor the 1 The corporation, a non-profit p:opet ty ·should he a lot fower orgilnlzatton, Js expected to be especlaUy due to the fact that the corqposed not · onlY of COUDCII rallroaO land I' narrow and across representatives rut also ot towns- the road from most properties so people. Middleport · councD w111 would really be of little value. maintain 0011trol CNi!rtheoperat!on, Councilman BobGUmoresugges!ed even thougli the co:poratton wiD be that the railroad track area would the funcllon5ag organization with make a good blkeandrunnlngpath. architect David Reiser of Athens, The village recently bliJed the who bas been named construction railroad cornp;my for $6,400 for manager. services In mowing the company's During the discussion on the land. Harting'er Parkway site - which Hoffman said this amount WOUld has been filled and developed over be deducted from the sale price of the past months - Mayor Fred the property. If there Is no Hof!man pointed out that already agreement between the vntage and lhere are stx homes ordered. the company on the purchase ol the The · '<ilJage has arranged for land, the company would llke the nrtanc1ng and bas set up a special vlllage to contract for mowing. lal!lng situation whereby new Mayor Hoffman said that reprecoiiStrllct!on will he lal!-el!Efllpt for sentattvesofHernlock Pipeline Co., a number of years, thereby provki· Racine, which had the contract for lng a healthY lltmosphere tor preparing the Harllnger Parkway development ·of 1M acreage on the housing site, wiD meet with village parkway. of11clals today to check If final steps In his presentation to COilnCU, have been taken by the company. Shields pointed rot that there IS a The company has been provided a tremendous responslbll!ty tn turn- checklist on final things which must tngthesltelntothenewhouslngarea be done before the contraci Is and funds tnvoiYed wiD go from the completed, ~ mayor said. He vWageto the housing corporation to Indicated that hedoesnot think these the contractor. The new housing final phases hAve been completed. corporat,ton will be fo:med iJnme. Hoffman announCed that the dlately so the development can vUiage has received free of charge proceed as 1'eCOllliJlende by an lntoxllyzer for use by the pollee_ Shields. , department and that two members ~ IIUVeJ ' of the department are qualified to Mr.andMrs.BillSiaterofHudson OjJerateltwtthothermernbersof~ Street again met with council to department scheduled for ·the lnqulre about the status of survey required training. to be~ on Hudsm to'detennlne Councli discussed a tree at Ash property boundary lines. and Beech streets which might be a causing a traffic hazard In blocking The Slaleril.potntedout thatlt will the view of motorists and discussed betwoyearslnNOIII!IIlberstncethey . the removal or debris from a Jot on first visited COUDcll to request action Dew Sn'eet, with Hoffman to see and that the survey authorized by that this Is finalized. · couacll still has not taken place. Attending the 111eetlng were 'lbeysaidthattheyhaclcontacledan Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Jon Buck Athenl~~~:wyor who Is !lllllll08td to . aild councn members Dewey Hor· hilve been working oo tbe proJect ton, William Walters, Jack Satter. and tlund that he knows Uttle about . fteld and <ilbnore. ' a • �' . ) - ' Tueulay, July 24, 1914 - PoMeroy Middleport, Ohio . I • Conunenta•-,: SAN FRANCISCO - On close examination, the platform adOpted by the Democrats last week Is even . more remarkable than It seemed at . first glance. It . Is (I triumph of 111 COUJ't Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOI'ED TO THE IN'l'Eiml'l' OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA obscup(Y. a maslerpleceoffog. ~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publllher BOBHOEFUCH Gener,al Muager DALE ROmGEB, JR. News Editor i\ MEMBER of The i\880claled PreiS, lnla,nd Dally Pra1 i\880cla- llon ~. the 1\merlcan Newopaper Publlslaer 1\ssoclalloa. LETI'ERS' OF OPINION are ..:Velt!omed. They should )H, las tlwl3M w~ Jon a. All letters are l ubfect to edltl•l and mUll be •Ia ned with oame, addree1 aad tel~ltoae number. No Ullllped leiters wUI be publllhed. Letten should be In , lood tute, addre&slnlluues, not penoaaUtla. LOw profile AFL.O:O President Lane Kirkland, who mastemllnded labor's ltll4 Democratic presldentlai campaign strategy, watched Walter F. Mondale's nomination acceptance speech from a sky box at the Moscone Cmter. . '!bat was as close as J{lrkland got to the podium. At this juncture of the 1984 campaign, some linlon officials ackpowledge . privately, labor still worries about the Pres1f1ent Reagan making an Issue of Monilak!'s union label. · Kirkland maintained a low profile during convention week even though the AFL.QO endorsement of Mondale contri!Nted mightily to the former vice president's campaign success. When · Mondale Invited members of the Democratic National Commltlee' s Labor Council to meet Rep. Geraldine Ferraro on WedneSday, Ktrkland·remained behind in his hotel suite. ''Lane didn't have to take a high profile here because he had done the job during the prlmary season, by taking leadership" on the endorsement proCess, saki John Sweeney, president of the Service Employees International Union. · Kirkland's swkesman, Rex Hardesty, said, "it has been federation policy for years" lor the AFL-CIO president to play no direct role In either political party, so Kirkland had to stay on the sidelines. · While a host of unlori presidents thundered flgalnst the selection of Bert Lance as Mondale's general campaign chairman, Ktrjdand never .criticized that move publicly. Nor did he sound off in public about the ouster of Charles T. Manatt as party chairman. Following the.pattern set by Kirkland at the Monday delegate caucus, • most uniOn leaders late in the week muted their criticism of the Lance •· · • selection. · But Edward J . Carlough, president of the Sheet Metal Workers lnlelnallonal Union, threatened to withhold f\lrther donations to the campaign, saying "we would look 'at the visibility. of Mr. Lance" In the Mmitlale campaign ''before going any further. ·. But Carlough, who often has taken positions lndepellderit of the AFL.O:O leadership. stood alone in threatening to withhold flrianclal support for the Mondale campplgn, just as he has remalhed unwllllng to endorse Mondale. Ktrkland and ·John Perkins, dlrectpr of the Commlitee on PoUtlcal Education, said the major challenge now faclrig the federation and Its afflllates was to regl!;ter the estimated 45 percent of the AFI:.-CIO's 13.8 rank-and-!Ue members, who are not now ellglbie to vote. mwton Hospital ·cost st~~y welcomed, by panel • • ~ Middleport, OhiO ., tueecmy, July 24, 1984 . au!hors of" this 'document have earned a special place In conveJ~· lion history. Uke evecy other party platform,. this one Is filled with promises th'at cannot possibly .be kept. In the traditional pattern, It offers something for everyone. 'It chi).I'ges the opposition pa,rty With responsibility for every a!!llctlon from bol\lllsm to bubonic plague. There Is nothing upusualln any of this. ' What Is truly merttorlo115 In the Pemocratlc platform Is the'elegant fashion In which Its authors have combined words, not to commu!ll· cate thought,' but rather to stifle thought The trick Is to put the language Into a semantic blender anti let things spin lor a while. After !l bit, a per(ect puree comes out. Let me proytde a lew examples from Mets continue to win close garnes, edge Cards 4-3.in 12 l '~ . 'H ow to write a ·piatfonn___Ja_me_s_.;_J_.K_.ilpa;;,...._._trrc~·k The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD 1\SIIola,nl Publloher/ ControUer ~P 2-'IM Dally Sanli!INI •• Chapter I, dealing with "Economic Growth, Personality 1111d Jobs." -.,- "Non-defense discretionary spending, ·to be productively In· vested In programs to benefit the poor ·and middle class, and to oolld 0111' socU\1 capital. 1$ being over· , whelmed by the enonnous sums of ' money wasted on Interest payments." · -"Whatever targoetlng approach .t he federal Reserve Board adopts, It must be leavened with a pragmatic appraisal of what Is happening in the1harsh world of the real economy, , particularly the · Impact on unemployn:ment, Inter· est rates and the International value of the dollar." ' - "We believe ihat an 11-ttack on sectoral sources of Inflation - In food , fuel, \IIUitles, health care and elseWhere ~· Is essential II price stability Is to be sustained without · economic dlstoJ:11ons." - "Pflvlite schools, particularly · parochial sch(lO)s, are also an Important part of our diverse . . educational system. Consistent with our tradition,' the Democratic Party accepts Its commitment to ' constitutionally acceptable me· thods of supporting the eduCation ct all pu~ In schools which do not racially discriminate, an~ exclud· lng so-called seareaatlon acade- · mles. The party will rontinue to support federal education legislation which provides for the equitable participation of low· and moderate-Income puplis." · In other passages, the platform speaks of placlna chrOnically un· employed and underemployed Americans · In blah-demand labor· shortage occupatloliS, and of a major, comprehensive national job skills pevelopment policy. It speaks of the need to Inventory facility needs. It boldly asserts thal"wlthin a compte~lve framework for policy development and eonstl· tuency building, we wiD establish prlorttles according-to principles of . compassion arid equity." Now, It will be.t?bserved that all au the wordS' In this H ! t goulash are In fact Engllsll , · You could look them 11 1 • sentenr:esallhavesubjec~f · , have verbs to match. But~ ll!lll have read these sentences, yiJil \11\11 discover that they wash over the recelvtng miri!l and leave no residue of thought behind. This Is a demandlna art. It Is not NEW YORK (AP) - Davey Arnol!g other thlngl, Johnson Johnlon, ll1fff:rlna from a vtrus lor blew a key opportuaJty to IWitch the last bir daY', made hlm8e1f III'CIWid hlf hllttlna order. Whelf he ""en ....... _ with .... h'- own~·-. ~· __, ..~~ l'I!II'IIM!d reliever J In '"lbblmayberny'NDI'Itpmeasll the lOth, he fiUITIJnOIIed Doug SIJk · major lellgue IIUIJIII&el'," thei'OOide butf«eJ!tDallocallfOrcatcllerRa! """""., .....,...,.,_.. Yorku..-. _,, U " " ' - _ _ , _ 11...._,._ .-~ ··--.""u"' ,..,. ,...,... ...... •........... to ... ~~ a....,....,..,...._,_ 11"""'" ...,......,;, , " 1..... "Mv, learn ••- In In the ~.....,.. -~· splteofme.'' ''Withthep*berlieadln8olflorus TheydldsowhenWallyBackman · lwantedtDblltRDntn~'ulnth snaPileda3-Stlewlthlllle'OUt~ spOt and put Silk up IE'Vetlth lor , to center In the botlml of the 12th Fll:l&a'ald," he llald. "But I never lnnlngl!letve NewYorka4-3vtctory mctloned to the umpire. I just wer the St. Louis Cllrdlnala. •blanked out. 'lbe coaches were "U we had 'lost this garJJe," saki . yelling to me from lhe dugout oot I JDhnBon, "I would've wanted my was 'in too much of a tog lllit there to head rut <tf.'' hear thEm." In first place with an :J8.41n July, Johnson, also l'WIIIIni a high the Meta won their fourth stralgllt temperature and "Bieeplni lot," game and stayed ahead of the t llll\dhe'sgoll)gtoflnehlmsel!!orthe Chi~ Cubs bY 2'h g~ In the !T1I!ntaJ ml8take. But he wouldn't National League East. The Cubs dllclose how mucb. kept ~ with a 3-2 victory wer "Just terrible," he said, llhaldng Phlladelphla In the only other NL his head. "Maybe I'm dying. I hope game of the night so:Iwouldn'tblametheteam If they Mike Fltzgeral(! ted off the tnniJil! !Kit me In frOnt ct a firing 8Q1I8d and with asln&leolfloser Nell Allen, !>4, shot me alter my efforts tonight.'' _ and was. sacrificed tD aeoond by Rafael Santana before Backman. Alilerlc.l ea111e Inserted as a pinch runntt In the The Sl!attle Marinen were no 10th, droVe him lone on sharp match tor Mike Witt, who had his grounder through the pitcher's box control, concentration and strikeout tor his fourth aame-wlnnlng nm ~tchgolngfDrhlm. .batted In of the season. · • Pitching what he called ))Is best "'lbatguy•II beat you on that pitch game of the season. the American in the time.'' St. Louis Manager League strikeout leader fanned 16 Whitey Hel7.og said of j\llen's 3-2· batters Monday night while hurling fastball. a flve-hitll!r and leedlllll California "Wilily really picked up for me. loa71declslonovertheMarlners tonight," ' said Johnson. ~·1 really "I ~had good contrOl because ·i ... '. ··--> ._... ' , ., ... '·' •' easy, stylistically speaking, 1!1 pjck the pockets of familiar wordS ll!!4 · . deftly rob them of their meaJiln,i. ~ . . : part of the trick 1115 1;. , '" contriving of mysterto~ ;~ ., phors. Thus we are. to . •· envision Jbe leaveniJig of a ~~, 1 lng approach. We are to leaven this · ' ' approach with a pragmatic appral· ' · · Sal. This Is yeasty stuff. It Is : sourdough prose. Not many liter: ' ary bakers c~ 'tlr:IJ!g It off. , . ·• Return, II you will, to the . , paragraph In which l'f platfonr , states Its unequivocal pnsltion on ~ !roeral aid to Catholic schools. The · '' paragraph consists of three senten· · "~ ces. The first of these Is Inoffensive; '" It Is lntentlo~y so, for Its purpose Is to lull us Into supPosing that ' ~ somethlngcoherentlstofollow. We .. ~ should not be deceived. the two following · sentences are mush. ... What do they mean? Mean they. '' what? They read as lucidly back· -•' ·ward a~ they-read ·forward: .' ' ~' Somewhere In this broad land . ;, : · there rriay be readers who under· • · , stand Instantly )Vhat Is meant by a ' • sectoral source or Inflation. !\Orne' •, one, somewhere, may grasp a ' facility need. The platform Is, not : Iniended for readers of such l high-octane perception. This plat• ·form Is Intended not to Inform, but . . to stupefy. As' such It stand$ ! superbly In the ttadiUtln of all party : platfonns.. It stands tall. It Is the • champagne of hogwash. ;' The envious Repub]4:ans, :;cru1 tlniZlhg this .magnl!lcen\ ex!lp'lple · ·of the ·plattorrifwrlter's art, will be hard put to surpass It at Dallas next ; month. But you can bet your bottom. • dollar they will try. ~ Jl! · a concentrated lietter than In recent ,..good_._ .. _. "'!'-------games· _._ .. sald_W_ltt,_w_ho_won_hls_slx-th Majon ..... . ........ Alllnta II ~a:u- Balt!nmre Bolllm 48 e New- Yrt """""" !14 ~ ' Chlcoio 41 Ill 48 QoldMd I<Mius Cit)' ·"" -"'l Ill " !Z t5 !15 .... -·-·- Tecu ,4'11) 1\1 II\ f \1 .... !5 . - Mlhr~ I, Nlw Y«k t BllJt!mare 9. 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MAIN U-TOTE-EM ~ .. co•••lt• - i:l priVIII or • ;· 1 • · ·. ,......,_,. 81 rlaa, ODDS· & ENDS SALE llll•illilltr. priest, or 1111111 Clft ._ .-t!J il property coli· ·soliiiiM mist~~~~ lilt llerMttd - if lit is coldxtM •rty 1111r 111t ..u. t1 t11t .... - · "'e~• n... t11t IIi"-•• llthstta 1M I"* of tilt dlcuHII) llld !lit 10111 {spirit t1 tilt -~ 4M). lit cu 11n11tr •• tilt fl•iiJ Ill ,.. tilt tl tllt-.ltf proan. . . Wllcotlt ·,..., IJIIItllalllld Pl.llllclr tltniUtp tllll ...... , ._,. ' ••n ", ' , -, ' "'1:: lint...,. • ll'. . ' memberschoolsarecoucet.edthat the conference's Division l'A foot· ball status til the National Collegiate Athletic Association may be at risk because Eastern Michigan draWS poor crowds to Its home football games. By a 7-2-1 vote last Week, presidents ci the MAC universities Informed Eastern Michigan officials that the school faced lrnmedlllte expulsion from the conference If It did not drop football. Despite Eastern Michigan's studentt!IIIUiment of almost 19,fro, the schoOl aVeraged just 6,frolans at Its home games In 1983. The NCAA requires that amajorltyofschoolstn ~ ~ r-----=-------------:-------'----------- .';:· T~E ROLE OF THE CLERGY AT THE TIME OF oeA'TH . . . .. •, 11 Eastern Michigan elects to retaln , !Ootball, the Hurons could atJcM! aU, he has to be patient with himself,,, Kusb said. "He's a pretty good athlele." he said. "I would be disappointed II be didn't do welL" llianvNker lOt, Ull lbtltc. ., s. the .IO.team ' "We have to be pallellt with him; ~~WI .I RI • ~ attending from season faotbaJ1 media con!erence (!uto ~) ., ~ tJiee,) ll.dllr 7..1: (D) Ad!Mita (Pfrft HI at ~ ~ ....... (Ryll\ a have to be brought along gradually. tkaolmaa U-71 , tat ~d Mid-American fOr gambilng, wiU probably spend the season as a ''backup who wUI Sl. Lcllll fl.. Poilt 7-91 II !Ww York (Biftlyi7-»l . (II ) ~ the ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) -lndlanapollsColts coach Frank Kush saki he expects 1\11 Schlichter wU1 make the team this season, wt has no big plans lor him. Kush said Schlichter, who Is trying In reWild his professional career after a one-year suspension 7 .... 8\1 51 51 Olicap'l Gary Malthews out at __, durlnc 8ldh Colts have no big plans for Schlichter .m 21\ 41 53t3J5.24~ (l . .. . lO reamrutted •.,, ... , laden •' Today in·history . Cfta Btl. camp. . u.r-.110 ftnt ... &do!uble plar IIUtmpt after fordn& .- ' lnnlll&ofMoadqs Nallonal Leque baleballpmeln l'hllldelpbla. It WU llll IDII« hd elfort. 'Ibe Cubs edpd the PJ6;H. (APIa apllilto). Chamberlin said. PaulShouJts.athlettcdjrectorat conference. forfeltconterenceatflllat!On.Should Eastern Michigan. last week can· the Hurons drop fOotball, all other celed lite school's reservations .lor 'But the coofenonce has already begun an unofllcla1 purge by conference members woo1d Irfune- attendanCe at the football media deleting mention of Eastern Michl' dlately ~ one MAC game. The gathering. gan from Its football brochure. And 1 dispute may wind lip In court. The other MAC member schools Eastern Michigan players, coaches The MAC !ootba11 brochure has · are Miami, Ohio University, Westand athletic ofllclal• are riot annually Included player rosters of ern MIChigan, Toledo, Bowling .... 8ah:1na'e [FWallB'IJ !t-81 at Tew !DIIwln ~I . tnl Olk.Liad (McCatty 7-4il at MJnDelcU t • 7-61 1 ~4-7), / nl :• The ire factor ___-'------~-A_rt_B~uc~h.:::.:.:wa==.ld {8Mnlster PhlladelpNa's .Juu Samuel · · University to drop !ootba11 or face 1'rldf\1...,_)lkC'**· ru Scott a.pans _, Der........ JIW'dl, Frlllk Novak, 14.'0Uiand4 our AT SECOND - a league average ;20,000 attendance forltshllmegamesoraveragel7,000 Con1en!i1ce have set an Aug. 1 , werall to quall!y as DiVIsion 1-A deadllne lor Eastern Mldllgan con!erence. exj)ulslon BUFFALO BilLS , '• Eastern · M IC • h.. Igan • . · t mus make . decision by August 1 . · otiJda1s ct (R) BM'DML . .. u . . '. - .KINGS Mn.IS, Oblo (AP) - ....... fnl T~ns .. .. 61\ KDIII, City t.. Tcnato 8. lit JUne . Kalllll a~ 1, TtnlDto 2. 1acteame i)Rrdl • • C1e\'Nikll 1' Publication by _Franklin County hospitals of a. consumer ·comparison I I shopping guide showing how much each one charges for common ptocedures has been welcomed by a Celeste administration panel. ButJosephDavts,dlrectoroftli!!Govemor'sCommlsslononOhlo'fiealth ••! Care Costs, tempered his response with a word of caution. •• "No one step Is going to change health care costs all by Itself," Davts · said. I . "But II you dnn't take this step, then we're going to have discussions l' about cost without knowing what they really are. And that's thefir$t task," I t he said. "This Is all part of a process of changing Insurance products, changing l physician practice ... all those things aJ:1l_~hangtng. The goVernment's not changing them. They'J;e changing by themselves because the market's changing," Davts said. · · HJs assessment followed release by the county's 10 hospitals of a •• comparison chart showing charges lor 24 common procedures. •' Potential patients can detennlne at a glance which hospital charges the least - or most - ~or delivering a baby, rertl01(jng tonsils, repalrlng hernias, removtng hemorrhoids or treating heart attacks. With a few exceptions, the prices reflect only hospital charges - not the fee lor a physician's 5ervtces. • •I One of manY recommendations from the governor's commisSion propqses that the state mandate that Individual hospitals disclose similar •'• data with respect to the 25 most frequent diagnosis related groups. But It '• • done It, the party was tom apart making Bert Lance Democratic The one Ingredient any succes~~- Jackson supporters." did not reconunend that comparison guides among groups of hospitals be ' tul political convention needs ls'tre. "That was to be expeCted, oot and all you heard was 'How could campaign manager?" I asked. • required. •• ''That's true. When I heard one of Mondale dO that to Chuck?' Then The more Ire a political party can Jackson'.s been running on Ire. "We do believe that the state should mandate that physicians and • when Ftliz Dlpfiopped and said Monilale's strongest su~pm tet s say produce. the more excitement lor Jesse's been angry at everything, hospital prices should be mandated In a sense. However, II the local . • Manatt could stay, tlie Ire calmed 'Making Bert Lance Democratic the delegates, the media and the TV and illnce he hasn't been consulted -association Is dnlng It by Itself, In lieu of a mandate coming, 'that's • vieWers. · on anything and he feels he was . down and everyone was happy he campaign chairman Is like appoint· Wonderful," Davts said. • • Hennan Schmldlapp, who has· shortclulnged In delegates, his Ire w..S staying, although no one had tng John IlfiLorean the head of "We believe that this kind of Information, hospital by hospital, needs to •• • any Idea \fhal the hell Manatl did." General !Yiotors,' I raised my Ire been measurtng Ire at political has been a big factor In my glvtng he made available. But we did suggest that for the purposes of crossing "Waon'l the Ire more · over factor at the convention by one . , ~ conventions for 40 years, rates ·thls this convention a 4.5. Without hospital$, where you compared hospitals, that bednne In conjunction wlt!l point" an Ire Jackson, I might have downgraded Democratic convention 4.5on the private sector," he said. · scale of 10. (The 1968 Democratic the Ire factor to a: 1. 7." '"'Oe reason lor that Is we believe that any Individual, any consumer ... · convention In Chicago was 9.3. l · "You can't measure the Ire factor has the right to know what It's going to cost That's one by one, that's the '' "'{otl WoN'T 1.081'4 'I"Hi~ To "I always discount media Ire Iii of a Derriocratlc convention to a disclosure," he saki. ' my calculations," Schmldlapp told . Republica!) one. It'sllki! compartng "1be process of putting together that Information so that It's a fair ARGeNTif<la, WiLL 'lou? me, "because they carry Ire With Michael Jackson to Pat Boone. comparison ... we believe should not slrrlply be a tblrigthat the government them no matter what story they're Democratic conventions are sup• says 'go do this' but rather that you should work In conjunction with the r covertng. TI:Us time their Ire lias posed to be brawls. They thrive on private sector (and Insurers) to make sure)t'sdoneconwtJy,"Davtssakl. ••' been aimed at Moscone Center, noor fights and demonstrations and ' where most of them have been cutllng deals; When Kennedy said seated In the bunker three mUes be wasn't a candidate and Mondale ' 'I from the podium. So they have to wrapped up the nomlnaijon and watch TV to find out what's going picked a woman as his running ' '' on. Eventhepeoplereportlngonthe ·mate, llll the Ire went out of the TV screens have to watch TV convention. Also since the Demo•• Today Is Tuesday, July 24, the :nith day oll984. There are 160day'sJeft In mnnltors to know what's happening crats are not In power, there are no the~. In the hall." • angry street .demonstrations to Today's highlight In history; "What kind of Ire do you -ralsethelreofthepeoplelnsldeand ' •4 On July 24, 1946, the United States made the first underwater test of an measure?" I asked. outside the convention hall." · · atmllc bomb, setting off ihe explt!\IOn at Bikini Atoll In the PacUic. "The Ire over the party platform, "The only time I thought I inlght On this date: • the choice or the~ preSident, 'nd have to ra11e the Ire factor wulut In 1783, Latin American revolutionary Simon Bolivar was .bom. hOw angry the delegates are about Sunday when Mondale flri.d ChaIn 1847, Mannon leader Brtgham Young and his followers arrtved at thewaytheconventloalsbeJnenm. rles Manatt, the Democratic Party present-day Salt Lake aty. · • "This time around Frttz Mondale chairman, and wanted to f!!l)lace In 1866, Tennessee became the first state to be to the union • Is ass~ the nomination, s0 there him with Bert Lanoe. E..&yone ' attet seceding ciurlng the avn war. . Is no contest. and while I've • was furious and you could alneu In 1929, President Herber! Hoover proclaimed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, · detected some Ire In the Hart camp, real Ire In the air. 1be funDy thl!lll whlcl! ll!llOUilCed war as an insl:nlment of national policy., they seem more resigned than Irate was no one had ever heard of In 1937, the state of Alabama dtopped cbarges alatnst ftve black men · their boy didn't rn¥e !!!' Manatt. before he wu fired. But accused of raping two white 'f(meD In the "Scottsboro Case." "There ·must be a ' lot of Ire by when It lealledout that Mondale had . £> "' Ill " «< SM~ ~ w~' ·-- .47" 2l'h M9 M .<12 2>11 !W ""!'TIJIW!IIIN ~ i eo 44 41 Mltwaldlfto ! WLN.GB :19 «l .5M JOlh f4 .rlil ' lt ti .511 lB 61 57 5t lli!U'dl Tomdo I WASIID/GTON :..Otolnette the Watergaie conilomlnlum thl\t ;· were recorded In Tsakos' ledger relations with Tsakos and his wlte · Hatfield, the wile of Sen. Mark 0 . Tsakos purchased. Some of the with the notation, "A. H. - lor during the period when ihe checks Hatfield, R.Ore., received subslan- . money was lor consulting · work business purposes." were written, though the senator tlal payments during 1982 and 1983 'related to the. remodeling of the Another check to Mrs. Hatfield- had been warned that Tsakos had a for $15,1XXJ - was written ·on dubious background. A fr!el!d of from a Greek arms merchant who · · apartment, the senator said. had enlisted the senator'ssupport In -· Real estate professionals tOld my Tsakos' .b ank account In Luxem- • Hatfield, Washington attorney Carl promoting a trans-African oU J?lpe- assoctate that payments for such bourg In mld-1982. A fourth check- Shipley, gave the senator an line. My sources say the checks . consulting work are not unusual. lor$10,1XXJ-waswrlttenonaRtggs Intelligence dncumellt that dis· Mrs. I H'al!leltl got from Basil Butapparenilytherewasno!ormal Watergate-branch account In De- closed Tsakos' crtmlnal record In Taskoa totaled at least $40,000. contract, and according to sources cemher 1983 Greece. .. The senator ackn9wledged that Tsakos made several payments In a When as~ed ab6ut the checks, When Hatfield asked Taskos his wife received money from mysteriOus fashion long after the Tsakos told hls accountant and about the dossier, the ilrms dealer Tsakos, but said this had absolutely real estate· transaction was closed. associates that he was in fact told him It .was false; he said the nothing to do with his efforts on The squrces ' sald there · was no maklngpaymentstoMrs.Hatfleld, onlythlngonhlsrecordwasamlnor behalf of the Greek munitions consistency to the payments, which . but he gave no explanation lor traffic violation. 'Hatfield had an dealer's pipeline project Hatfield appeared to be made at Tsakos' them. Mrs. Hatfield reportedly told attorney check Into Tsakos and was said the money was, paid to his wile whim. Tsakos ahout several other real Informed that he was "clean:' • So In connection with a real estate FUrthermore, a real estate agent estate listings, none of wblch he the senator continued to use his transaction, but declined to discuss · In the Watergate building claimed bought.' Influence on ·behalf of the Greek's . the rna tter In detail on grounds that that she had made the Introductions The senator declined to disclose propOsed pipeline, which· would It was prtvate business. that led to Tsakos'purchase of the the total amount of money his wife carry oil across Africa from the 1 Hatfield said he was speaking lor condominium. She was unaware of received from tlJI! Greek arms Red Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. hls wife, but my associate Corky any Involvement by Mrs. Hatfield Qealer, but said she had recorded · Sources agreed ·that the senator Johnson attempted to speak with In the transaction. the payments properly on he< sincerely believed the plpeUne her anyway. He was Informed that rwo of the checks were written In Income tax returns. projecl w&S a vtable option lor the she would not be madeavailablefor August 1983, six months after the Last December, a greeting card administration's pollcy of guaran. comment. appartment sale. Both checks were was sent to Tsakos with a handwrlt· teeing an uninterrupted now of According to the senator, the Issued on the same day by the ten note saying, "Thankydusovery Middle East oil, through miJitary money was a "finder's lee" paid Watergate branch of the Riggs muchforyourhelp!"Thenotewas action, I! necessary. alter his wife, a real estate agent In National Bank of Washington, and signed, "4\ntolnette." · 1n future columi)S, I will report on the District of Columbia, located each was for $7,500. The checks The Hatflelds maintained cordial other Washington Insiders who have had ,dealings with Tsakos. neen. f'lftltld'l!llt Monlrnl. (nJ Clnc.imltlllf !u Dll!ao. ,.. "!dill have~ GOJIII'OI. All yru have to do Ia lOok at all the COWitl when lwu 3-1 and 2-() and came backto~theguyout." ' InotherAmerlcanLeagueaction, Detrottbe8tCieveland4-1,Kansas aty took a . double-header from Toronto, ~ and 7-2, Milwaukee turned back New York &4, Balli· more hammered Texas 9-5 and Mlnnelota criJt11ec1 Oakland 14-4. Kirk Glblc:ln and Laace Panlsh hit CO!IItlcuuve flnlt·lnnln& home runaandJackMon1sgalnedhis13th vlctoryaoDelroltbeatCieveland. Morrls,JU,llmlted the Indians to ftve singles In six Innings, walking tlve and striking out ttve In picking up hll first victory sincf he notched his lOOth career trillrtlphonJune24. Aurelio Lopez and Doug Balr pitched the final !hreelnnlngJ!orthe ' Balr pltcbedout {i a one-out, .~~ue&-Joaded Jam 1n the eighth, oot ""Ve up Andre Thornton's 22nd ~ 1n the~ before recordlna hLI frortluave. Morrts' vlctorytotalmatchedhlm , with teammate Dan Petry lor the American League lead. . Detroit, ].0.2 since the All-Star break' and 38 games wer .500, jumped-on. Bert BJyleven, 94, for threeft•-inthe .. ~lnnlng Scoreboard ... f i Privaie business?. .. . _____,---'--,--:--·._____.____··_Ja_ck_A_ruk_r_so_n . De9;1ed~l!e!P-Hemademelook I ., atralghtpmetDlmprovelilsrecOnl to 11-7 and boolted his AL strikeout lead to 127 "Both ""tcbel (faltball and CUIVe) Were WCII'klng pa'et1y good, Ialii threw theCW'YI! , IJIOI'Ii. an.co ' ·'-' • POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2094 . ... �.. - ---~--:- ..... -""" . .. ··~ -- ·-"'-- 7 " • ;.>{- -'! -·- · - • • :; ·-- - ·- --:.. '· . - ~ -~ ~ -· - . -.. .. ........... ""....r-• . , . . By The Bend The Daily Sentinel tday, ·July 24, 1914 ' ftagl Shawnee State staff· adds .MiddlePort inan At lbl!lr June Board meetlni' the ·Board ol ~ rtSbawuee state CommUJdty Co'l ae voted to ldd a , · FINIUI SECOND - Syracuae liubiJIIrdll' Greeahollle pi"«'C' aecond bt ibe 18M • Hubbard Memcirtal · Utile Leape Baseball ...._,__., coacluded Mooday algi& at JOftK's Bill! Park, s,._. Plclured mibls!icoit Wolfe PIJQ&e. tin& row, left bt rtpt are -I~ SteWart aad ~Wolfe, u.oe 19M CHAMPIONS - IJanJWD Trace defeated Lerry ll!m!G, Jolm Bevaa, 11r111D IIIII Jobn ; Syracilse Gl'MIIIowle, t-1, Monday nilbl to eepture Woo4Secolld.--Saall;yMarrlner,TodciSeu~ : the 1984 Bill Hubbu'd · Memortai Llt&le leape 'ftnm,y llnlmtleld, Breat UDn18, Matt Hood< and · Baseball ~ent. Jl'lnt row, left to rlgli are- ·OJrllstowe. 'lblrdl'I!W-C<wdiesJ)avldBevPII,Jelf ' Slone Plid J~ Bevill· . . -.~ Hannan Trace tpps .Syracuse :Greenhou~e--4-l, claints,- 1984 ~ Hubbard· Little.League crown EclucatloiiAl Mmlnlltratlon. . · Gleason hu been a teacher and ~h both locaDy and around the ~teand ~UIII~Dt· In the Mel(lll local IIChools .In .-~----C~a~ - kn-~~-r------.~ . . . 1tJESDAY ·· WALNUT RIDGE - There • <lwreh, Tuesday, 7:alpm. WEDNESDAY ·' POMEROY BySOOITWOLFE GalUa Countlalts a 4-0 advantage. Mike McQuaid was cltarg~ with OVPNewsStaff · Dldn~GiveUp the ldss. MCQuaid bad nine strlSYRACUSE - Hannan Trace, Syracuse dldn'ti!lveup.lnthetop . keOiits and two walks. · :behlnd the three-hit pltchlng .of of the.fifth Inning, Mark Taylor ted Boothe led the winners with two J'immy Brumfield, defeated Syra- off with a single, Jamie Anderson singles. Todd Powell bad a single. · Cuse Hubbard's Greenhouse, 4-1, to walkedandTaylorcamehornewith Sbannon Sheets had the Padres lone ~lalm the 1984 Bill Hubbard Memora Syracuse run as Pete HendriX safety, a single. Ial Little League Baseball Touma· reached on an error. 1be Hubbard tournament ts .ment title here Monday night. After Stewart retlred the side In sponsorEd each year by the Syra· With a large crowd looklng on at the sixth Inning, Syracuse threa- cuse VoluntEer Fire Department. .King Field, Pomeroy Powell's tened with a leadoff walk In the Tournament afrlclals today ex·Giants blanked the Galllpolls Pa- seventh, but couldn't muster a run. pressed appreciation to all~­ ,ilres. 10-0, In the consolation game to Top Synicuse hitters were Ste- als and firms tn the trt~ty area l!nlsh third In the two-week long . wart, a double and singles by emts who supported and participated In -"tburnament. Morethan~trl-county Wolfe and Taylor. . the 198!1 event for area youngsters. ·:area teams partiCipated. e-lation Game POI!It-Toumey Awards · 'The cllamplonshlp game deveIn the consOlation . contest, PoSelected Best Pitcher was Timmy CONSOLATION WINNER - . POWell's Giants, . loped Into a pitcher's duel between weU'sGiants scoredearly·andnever Bnimfleld, Best Defensive Award Poli"'*oy, placed Udrd bt the anm!QI BD1 Hubbard :. Brumfield and Cllrls Stewart. IQ\lked back In the victory ~ went to .Larry Jarrell. The Most Memorial Llltle League Baseball 'l'cJuraamea& beld ,:.Srumfleld came out on top. He Gallipolis. Valuable Player trophy went toJ. J . the pag two weeks at S)'raeu8e. Mare &ball :11 learnS ·lanned 11 and walked one In the Randy Hawley put Puneroy on Bevan, all of the champion Hannan from ibe ~area partlclpaled. F1rst mw,left :lltle-wlnning contest. top In the Initial rung with a solo Trace Wildcats. :· Stewart suffered the loss. He oome run. All was quiet until the Dennis Boothe was crowned the ., .struck oot 12 and walked three. third when Jay Humphrey and tournament's Best Hitter. .' In the fourth Inning, the Wildcats' Hank Cleland walked, Hawley was Named to the AU-Tournament :'Matt Houck led off with a single, safe on an error, followed by a · Team were Bobby Ashe, Todd :-Larry Jarrell walked and Brent three-run single by Dennis Boothe. Grindstaff, Jason Wright, Scott BASEBALL • CYCLING <:Unroe smacked a three' run _triple. The GiantS added six .m ore In the McDonald, Jayson Codner, Teny NEW YO~ (API.- Darryl PARIS, .Ftance (AP) -French· . llrumfield kept thlnj.;.; alive with a fourth. Ofticlals'. called' the contest Reuter, J. J. Bevan, Larry Jarrell, Strawberry of the New York Mets, man Laurent F!gmn, won the 71st ':single, Todd Sa.wxlers singled and aterfour~. Ran~ Corsi, DenniS Boothe, Scott who hlt .~with three ho~ runs TourdeFrance,but~eventhada ~:Woods · reached on as error as - Bdotlle was credited with the win. Chapman, Timmy Brumfield, and ntne RBI last'Week, was named 'distinctly American ~~~ with :. 400ther run scored. That gave the He fannm seven and walked two. Brandon Chapman, ·Aaron Wllson, the National League's Player of the Marianne Martin winning the ' Mike McQuaid and Todd Saunders. Week. women's competition and Greg Strawberry also stole four base s Lemond finishing third among the andscoredslxrunsashebecarnethe . men. fourthMettowlnPJayeroftheWeek OLl'MP!a! honorsthtsyear. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Zo1a Other nominees Included Jose Budd, the South African-born BrltCruzofHouston,MlkeScllmldtand · Ish track star, has been declared Juan Samuel of Philadelphia, Ore! eUglble. to run In the Olympics for HershlserofLosAngelesandTerry Great Britain, International Ol;ymPendleton of St. Louis. pic Canmlttee Director Monlque NEW YORK (AP) - Left-hander Berlloux said. Bob Ojeda of the Boston I«!d Sox, BerllQW~: said Sunday that Budd, . · who threw two complete victories ·· 18, was not affected by 'IOC last week, was named American restrictions on naturalized athletes because "She Is a British citizen by League Player of the Week. Ojeda's wins came on a three-hit descent and not by naturallzatlon." shutout against the California BOULDER, Colo, (AP) - The Angels and a six-hitter against the U.S. Cycling Federation has Utted -Qakland A's. the sll5)5ens!on that threatened Detroit reliever wuue Hernandez Olympic cyclist Alex! Grewal's and Minnesota second baseman partlc!patlonlntheSummerGames Tim Teufel were the other at Los Angeles. nominees. Grewal, 23, of Aspen, Colo., was NEW YORK (AP) - A fedeial leading this year's Classic when he 1\!dge urged New York yankees was suspended just before · the oWner George Steinbrenner. and seventh stage Thursday afternoon. outfielder Dave Wlntleld to settle A routine lab test taken after the their suit over (Undlng the ballplay- · Wednesday race ,showed a prohl- I Sports in brief..• . er's foundation, saylpgneedychlld· renarev!Ctlmsofthedlspute. and l.uTyJarreLBear-a_.cn,Denalslloolll, Wln1leld, the leading hitter In major league baseball, has flied suit charging Stetnbreiiii!!J' broke an agieement to pay $nl,(XX)ayeerfor 10 years IQ the David M. Wlntleld Foundation for needy chlldren. Soolt Ruddl I -. ~ Brwnlleld, 81_... a..pm., Aaron Milan, Mire ~ ..y 8Dd Tul!d &umdm. •• '. [: prie~en says Rapp should *· ··~: sh~ blame for poor play ;· ; CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati first baseman Dan Driessen ·: ~Ys Manager Vern Rapp should • share the blame for the ballclub' s : Beds !UYers' fault. -''Sure, we're the ones who have to go out and play. But It's dllletaJt when you've got about 900 lineups ::Poor showing that's resulted In a and people are In and out and up and '·41-57 record . dOwn and don't ~when tliey are ;: ' Rapp blasted his players Sunday going to play. •:following a 7-6lo5s tQtheNewYork "Look at the w!nnJn& club$. Doo't ; Mets. In his first public cr1t1c1sm ~ they have the same ~ In there : Ills players, Rapp saki they had a most of the time? We may oot l,le big wtnners,butlfwehadtheilllmeauys ;; tj!ndency to give In and suggested: ·"'They're the ones that got them· out there and we could get to know ::selves Into thts.sltuation, they're-the eech other, we'd probably play ' ,:ones that bave to get themselves . better.~· "':out" · 1be Reds currently are four • •' Before boarding a team O!ght to games wone than theywereayeer :-- San Diego to begin a tlJree..game ago llfter98pmes. wheD IIIey were : · ~ today against he Pldles, beadr!d fir their eemnd.illrlllllt last-plla! ftiUab bt the !llatlm8l :. ~Indicated Rappmusttake ··some of the blame for the way he's ~w~ Sbortstql Dave C'.ouoep'IM also :: bandJI.oil the team. look exceplkJn 111 Rapp's remll'lll. ·: "People are trying," Driessen say!JJe, "It',s crazy. Crazy. Wbat do · ···said. " I kDow that Let's face It, • situations arise when It's oot the you say?" . * SllverblrcJ SAtellite · . July . 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YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD Sl88 10 A M TO 7 p M TRADE·IIIS • ' ACCEPTED AT THE FOLLOWING .LOCATION HOLIDAY INN 450 Pike St. Rt. 7 & U. S. 35 Gallipolis, Ohio The anmJal Van Meterreunloa WI beld'recentb' at the Pu1laDd PBrk. SusleandLouiiiCooleyoiSieubenvlle wa'l! bomied for havbw traveled the tanbest; Eslber Dal· ley, lli, for belll8 the oldest, andMn. M!chal!l Evans and Rlcbard Van Meter for having the most clJIIdraJ attending. Tyler Jobnm, !DI of .Joe and Brenda JobiiiOIJ, was the )'UIIJIIIel1t atle-'1111, Others at · the l'I!UIIIm were Mlllard and Van MeU!r, MeMD. NBDCY and Mlcliael Van Meter, Ins aad llotmt NeWell, Dick and Opal Vu Meter, Jack, Diana, Randy and~ Jo, Bryan · and P!tlllY Lawn!nce, James. Barllara, Jennif'l!l' IIIII JUCII Law· renee, Joe, Bn!nill, and Tyleil~ Law- rence. Keith, Ja8ooanclNlck Fttcb, Mrs. Charleri FltdJ, Adl Van Meta-, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Evans, Ryan and Matt, Mluy and Jerod Wolte, •• ~ Blrctl. Doc Dalley and • Jonathlill, Cindy EviiJI, Roba1 McGee will be honored with community service · award at Ohio State Fair A Canmunlty Service Award wDl be preliFIIted postburnQuJiy to the ReV. Robert McGee. pelt« the J>Qneroy Uillted M e t h, o d I s t Oiurch, by the Oblo Comrnluloll on Acllll. Aug. 9, at the ado State Fair. 'lbeawardlsbelngp! Jlehsa part ol the 191M Oblo State Fair Senior ettt-Js Program. McGee, 011 the basil of bll OYerall CODtribu· 11011 to elior c:!ll a1s,_was llllllll· Dated for the award by the Meigs County Coonctl 011 Ag!IJI and was selected from DmiiDeef trcm eight ,• counties tor the area award. ·. · McGee, who died Ia ..JaDua!)', 19113, was a member ol the Regional Adv!8ory Aging for' mauy years . and. al8o IIE!I:Ved 011 the Metgs County Council The local OliJncflln Ita IIOIIIinat· lag labmatillii cited lbe m!Jdster for Ida wtKliebelrted IIU(lllOrt of !leiVkles to keep olde!- pa lilii8 In their own liDI!IIesaa long as poaslble He was creclted with baVIag · ecar111cec1 1!11 penoaa1 tree lime to PI w exiltlng Jll'llel'llllll.and to efght-couuty Councl1 011 80l!dt federal tulids to upgrade seMces to the elderly. Having prevloualy been ~played at 0b1o University with the IDllpUter IICience program. he was tnthep!llCFIJddeveioplngavldeo tape verltytng the IIIOC eII of aenkJf dlflleol lll'OIIi'amS lo effect and projeL-t!IJI plana fir 1tJelr future. The . Council's !I!CO!Iilld.djng report 011 McGee for the award CQJJChided with a statement on his conqaw!op and Ulill£in for otberil: ."People of all ages IIIII creeds · were6M11opedbtblspasl0nllcare. Stranaer'lln liolpltal wa!tlngnxms . became another need to be met. His · attitude was foJL used with creative action to originate the CO!L'ept of Walttng Room Ministry. Sympathlzlng with needl dbisownelderly handle at"Ped ~. an access ramp to the cburcli was cuupleted and has been dedicated In blll!onol'. "l!idlv~~Uls wboE lives he has troiclied, AI~ lllii!Ddi'IDIIY eacli day, rernemlia1ng his waiting with them during lolig. dade llours, beltowiDg bope wbere there had been none. and COillfortlng all with . a: srnlle, a hug, or a prayer." •• '• 112 N. ZNO AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. 106 MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. .-Check ·Marked Means Extra . Savings tr=====~ 111111 1•tam Oll.n ••• ~ A pnJgi'IIII'i 011 the three R's - · also be doing a PI\Ciant on nD!ce, reuse, and recycle - was Olrlstmas ~ at tbe j:tl&JIIid by Klla Young of the Reg. 11 meeting at McArtbur and Meigs CouDty Extension Service at one ext JN«bmas at the Reg. 3 theV!'E • Jaynlcbtnw:ettngdthe n:cellltg at Daym Another club <llestl!rGanlmCiubattheluned . illflliber, Pat Holter, gave an Vlrg!n1a Chadwell . . lliTIIIJIII'II! dt!J&mtraiiOII for. a Young that July ll to Mlddltport club ret'dltl;y. Aug. 3 bas _ beta set as county RuthElwlabadalllmolu:oeesfor c..,IIllp woeeli: and a pickup lli!IVIce thenw:el '••· and Mrs. Dean !~~Jawed wiD be provided with resli!ents tD specimen .,_ 111111 Oilier t*DJJS. aJII the Extens!!'IJ Oflloe for tbat Fer roll call ll'ltlllbenl brougbt a ltl'VIce. 1'0111! bloom and talllled about bow 1be speaker said that every theywould!'lteeacliasaspedmen pa iii!malies three to IM!JDI!idsof If eoteml bt a sbow. trash per day and called for the , It was 1 tpiii Ed that the snft1blne memben 10 ''thlnt d Oblo as your gift had beta laiial to Mrs. Norman 1JW11 bi!CkYard." Sbe spo1Ge of Babr who II bolpltallzed. Beve!'ll ext-Pig projeL'ts In •the RetrealmJeota W6'e 5ei'Ved by llOUnly tncludtng one for recycling Mrs."'~ Clarice Krautle!', papers and C8!11. and I1DIIemlll)' Young. The club ltiJt oo001butlons 10 tbe Oblo ASIIOdatlon ol Garden Clubs' lour slate projects, Wlliiti vatloa, !ICholarsldp, Pllbllc beaullflcaiiOII . and Wahkeena An'IIIIIJ!malts were made for 111rs. Chadwell IIIII Rlamacy Young to make class sips 1'!r ' the Meigs Camly Fair flowen shows, Aug. lS and 17. 1be state CO!IYdiiiOii oiUie OAGC was 8IIIIIJUIICed for Aug. 7, 81111119111 DayDJ with _.ru members lkWftAII!II'J) - AmJ , _ • 3"1-afFn!lk. . ,.., .. t1 • Tetaa ....... f'laawa4, II •• , II .. (W. r.'a ""'4 X ', O++eiW Jol. ........... I .......... ~- ..,- mar he 811111 to._ 1111 CM . . . . 9 1Mtl, I I lve cere EJIIIIt, c 1 ...... }$. Clir* I"'ITin Oll.YI '311 Graduation list named ... --IEI•IE$. ,.. • a:............................. 11 ..,..::.'·. . . . . . . . . ... :......... ...... 1111 ·r -----------f ; BnMn, SulleCGoley,LwileCo''~. 1 Jo Ann and Allan Crisp, Buck Van • ,Meter, Mr. IIIII Mrs. !Nah! "Bii!Ml'. Mrs. Richard Vu Meta-, :·Dally Van Meter,JoeADeo, OJn!q! : Cochnm, Alida Evans, Cbrls •.Woodl, BljHe, Ell&fne and. SbeUI · A number ot Meigs County ·:Llllll. JW, Lawraloe, J.J. aad •esldl!lltsattendi•Hoclrlng'l8:hnl· ~to·~ cal Col' ge, NellonVIIle, have :·Jot~ lady, Rancb' and Joe A twr of the Racine Locks and . ;\Candy Mlllhllae; Susie and Mandy, greduated. Dams was planned t>r Aug. ·1 Wltli 1be lltdlng !Jfudes Lynn A. ·:Bolulle MIUbone, · Angel ant •'Micblel. KloS, Mlc!dlfpon; Olley E. l<isef, JaiJet l(oblentz. a b mer en!CIIo!;e, to havecliarge. It was ltpiii JEd tbat Route 2, R8dDe; Rita ~- Sl<iter, . :r; 8l!'aiJgrne!!IS has been made by Racine; ftllditt' Hauber', Joleph Kalilwasky. both ol ReedllvWe; club ll'll!lllben for 0 a ANnuli, ~. Mr. and Mrl. CbesiEi- KDilbtbave Role!' L. Bl '· Cmnle Moyer, and that 38 had baeD made IIir the Easliem All!l'lllll AngetaUOD ban· from vlllta wllll their 110111. l.GW JlAIDm; Jamie Al:ne, Vldl,y quet. Mrs. Dean was the featured ,:'Ibecouplenntlli'Ca'edmJa wlee L.llela'd, Llllda oonoone, Oiarles den&lllttallr at the sprtJc nat· ·'tbey wae job!d by lhi!lr - IIIII Jlc I I, Bn!tt W. Matthews, lnp ol both District 10 at PJ • dm'Ch""-ln-lrlw, Mr. IIJd Mrs. Klll.bei 1Y Pate UJ IIJd Jolin D. IIIII Dlltrlct l6atMtStalln&lillll& : ~ Knlabt aac1 - . 1ar • t11p eo Riebel, aD of Pameroy. a PICCIND on mactrwmes Sbe will · An&ct, m 110 v111t Mr. IIJd Mrs. . I'"" ..... ;;Retum home .· FUER CGM~TTES :n!IUmed I \ · Dick Kallllt and act•ea. s. I pblllle IIJd !fendy• .Mer viiiltlui tlilft, tlleeldel' Kqbta n!tunel..to. • Caledaall IIir a icJrller vll!lt bdtlle l'eCuniiDC l!llme•. :Hospitalized • . ' RdJertWoodbabeeDIIblttledlll ' the Hallw J' I Qtwl 0 II IIir lea IIIJ1li!IY· WO!!!I,• • ftdliC)de ....... Ill Aprl, :lB. Jill room IIUIIIber Btuul..,.._. 11m. ....... . . ft ..... • ,.._mred Vera Jolinson, Clan!Dce and Bachelor's · Dearee 1n· Bull!)e'IS · lk!I!Deu Admtnlatratlon from Ohio EducatiOn from R,lo Grande Col- Unlvenlty and has worked as a lab lege and had practical secretarial IIBilatant . at Shawnee State tn experience before I!Pglnnlng her Computer . Teclmology courses teachlna' career at Galli~ Bust- helping stUdent~ design, deveiql, . · ness College. . and debu& progr&ml. . . Mcit recently liJe was employed John Osborne has accepted the by the Sllawuee State Co1Jeae to ptWitlon of Media SerVices Special· · ~ach a apeclallzed cJerlcal pr(). !st. Osborne received an Associate aram funded under CFTA. In lift- .of Arts In Humanities t:Jeeree It . new polltlon, Jenldns wllllnltnlct Shawnee State and hal canRfeted ctaues In typing, lliorthlnd. aecret· one year Or llllder(p:aduate work tn artal practice, acrounttna. and Telecommunications at Oblo Uniword proce lng · vers!ty. He hacl fmmeriy held the Kenneth Crusan hal accepted the position ol AudloNisual Production polltlon of Adm!n!itratlve cmttpu: Arlllstant at Shawnee State and ter P,rcllrammer/Operator. Cru- worked at Group w Cable In a san, a araduate of Sllawnee State number of capaclUes. Osborne has · with.an Asioclate Degree bt Data also doae extensive volunteer.work f'rooessllil Ia presently completing with Portsmouth Utile Theatre and work tow~ a . BS degree tn the Southern Ohio MUI4!um. .,. Extension program centers on recjcling Member: The Associated Preis. Iii· r••• THURS., JULY 26 POMEROY -'lbe Wildwood Garden Club will meet Wed!Jes. day at 6: ~ tor a picnic at til¢ · Grueeerpmd. POMERQY- Trinity Clurch Sewing Machines ONLY and !Q awdllary, will meet Wedi rsilly for .1 6:alp.m. potluck dbuler. MeettnaB of both groups will take place at 7:al p.m. Happenings lecchi's Edue~tlon Dep11rt11tnt pl1ctd orde11 in entlciplltion of prwi· ous ules. lhtsen~~chines must be sold! All m1chines Offt11d ue new 1nd the mo$t modern ~n~chines in tht Necchi lint. ThtiiiDIChines .. lADE OF IEJAIIIIIIIIW on 111 flbrlcs. levi's, Clnvaa, uphollttfJ nJion, stretch vinyl, silkR EV.EN SEW 011 LEAlHER! ThtMIIIChl"" .t new with a 25-YEAR WA RAIITY. With new 191411ECCHI, )ou jult HI tht color codtd dill 1nd 111 11111ic h1pp11n, ltl'lilht Mwilll rilrll. lluttonholn (e~ size), IIIYisiblt bllldhtm, mono111m, sltln atltcli, embroiderr. epp!ique, MW on buttons end s111ps, topltitch, tllstlc ltitch, proftasl0111l Ml1illlltltl:h, ltl'lipt Sll'ltch stitch, 111 of IIIII ' 1nd mort wltllout tilt llttd of old-flshioud e1ms or PI'OI'IIIIIt11 Yo• price wltll this 1d Sla; without this ed - $529. lutlrCird end VIM ecctDttd, your chtcb IIIW1Ico111. Sllowi111 in conjunction ,with llecehi Distribution Co., llnsfitld, Oil. 411-529-6425. ' 2 DAYS Feeney- ' UNCLAIMED SCHOOL ORDERS ' • -,. Bennett Poet 128, American r~bl~ted~subs~lan=ce~ln~his:urtne=~·;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; LAYAWAYS WELCOME 8' SPUN ALUIIINUII DISH . . Le&lon. will,be Bible Study with till! Rev. Earl Hinkle at _Walnut RirJae ' •· • AIL-TOURNAMENT TEAM- Memben o1 the ;: ~- AlJ.Toul'lllllllellt 811 Hubbard MemoNI L11t1e :: 1.eape Bns ball Team are, froat row,left to rilbl:: ·JIGbby Aahe, Todd Gr'n+teft, J - WttcN, SeoU , .•McDonald, Jay11011 Coch!r ,Tenoy Reuler,l.l.lleYM County native, holdl a B.S. deai'ee In Educlllon from 0b1o Unlveralty; a matter'• deano: In Educatiollal Adnllnlttratlon from Olilo State Unlvera!t;y and Ia pn!le!ltt;y WOl'idna on bla d'qeraUon for a Ph.D. In batiJays. !!eoond row Mike lleiw•, Todd GJtnd '•If, AndJ Baer, Jamey Andel-. Muk, 'fa.vll*, Roy Jol•- 111111 Robert Hendrix. t1llnl row ...:. Pe&ey lleudalx. Kevin Burl-. IU'l'Od Jlloore. a.-& Sbuler, Ray Sa.vrll, C1u18 Wolle 111111 Clatl stewllit. Fourth row-'-~ Terey Wolfe,·Lirry ....... 1'1111 ~ 111111.Joe,Bab llfll ,_ .' . n~ 'of ~ to the coU.ee staff. ' Davki L. Gleuon baa accepted the polldon of Coordinator d Spectai Proarama/Conttnuing Edu· catiof!. a ~t he held Jlllri·Ume duriJie 1m-a.. Gleuon, a Scioto Middleport. He Ia a m~~mber of the American Aaaoclatlon (If ScliOoJ Admlalatrators, the Southeastern .. Ohio School Admlnlltraton Auocl· atloa, Phi Delta· Kappa and . the W<X'ld Flltw'e Society', . He hal worked aa Consultant to the Ohio Valley Local Scbool . District and the Wheelenburg Local Scbool Dlltr!ct; hal written for JeVeral Pllbllcatlons; and ha,s spo1ren to. amoaa otberl, the Ohio School Board Allloclatlon. Arl DlrectordSpeclaiProarams, G!euon will be ret)IOIII!ble bdeal&ntna tailor-made programs to lit the needa of KJ'OII~. organJzationa or bualneu In the comm(!nJty. MI. Peggy Jenldns hal accepted the I!OIItlon II liiltructor, Rur-ess Tee~•. Jenldns received her • M'Miav.D Holter~ QUAU'IY Norris -Visiting VJclllr LIDd otMlDnMpoJJ•,l'tflmL wed in Portlarid ~.~ here vlsltbc blllntber, wmtOUYTHl H•MEIIAHD PAICE. Relao, ~~~~a~·~P~a~•e~~~-------~- Annlntballoltlr,dNCh'f"ollllr. and MrL Olar!erJ WBJiam lfaila', and 51 :•- A. Nan1s, - ~ Mr. IIIIIMrs. Fl'*lllkJ.Siobutll!dtbe !Itt Fa 1 'Nc1ntl. waelmillllllll on - II at Pllltland. Nontl II· 8lillkJYed by lht J.Q. ...m. Orlllllca.: <'I LiQIIis· 1~ "'ll - "tar". 1.1 "'ll- nicotine: Ultra lights: 6 mg. 'iar''. 0.6 mg. •M>t•oe av. per Cigarette by FTC Method . NOW STOCIII8 BICYCLE PARTS EBEISBACH HA-ARE 110 I . .... PIIIIIVJ, ON. PH. 112-2111 ' II 5 • �Paga ~ ~The • Daily Sentinel • P'omeloy Af d lleport, Ohio Tuetday, July 24, 1984 : Tuesday, July 24, 1984 'Lnng Bqttom news note!-~-------~- . ' I • Camp 10000, Modern Woodmen of members present were his wife,. i\J11erica, met recently to honor two Mary, sons, Mike and Tom, former residents of Coolville. The Coolville; a ·daughter and son·In· community picnic was held at the law, Carol and John Simpson; his motber, Josephine M. Parrish, and Matone-lfende~ farm . ;Alter prayer y the Rev. Er1c a brother, Robert Parrish, Starr, Coolvtlle United Methodist Parkersburg. C!,lurch, the Woodmen's Creed was • Richard Welch, Vienna, formerly rec;lted. T!le Pledge of Allegiance to of Coolville, was honored for his the ,FI\Ig and the song, "God Bless attempt to save two . men from ~erlca" were Included In the drowning In the Kanawha River group ceremony led by Paul earlier this year. Welch was . McPherson, Coolville. presented Jetters.of commendation ;.The famlly of the late Richard for his act of heroism from P/l'rrlsh was presented an Amen- President Ronald Reagan; W. B. · can Flag to be 11own at Coolville lit Foster, President, Modern Wood· remembrance of his service to his men of Amenca; and Howard E. CQUJI!y, community, church and Gibson, Scout Executive, Kootage home. Area Council, No. 618, Boy Scouts of Parrish was an employee of Borg Amer1ca. Dalton Forrlder, Cool· Watner Corporation, Parkersburg; ville Scoutmaster, presided at the a . trustee of Coolville United ceremony. . Methodist Church; a member of the Family members present were Coolville Fire Department; leader his wife, Patr1cla and daughter, of~ut Troop 3, Kamp Kootaga; · Katie, .his father and mother, and a United States Air Force William and Betty Welch, and a veteran o1 the"Korean War. Famtly sister, Wendy, Parkersburg. Alfred area By NELUE PARQR Mrs. Wilber Parker returned · July ll from a two-weeks vacation In the Pacific Northwest. She visited · her son and his wife, Edward and Allee parker, In · Everett, Wash. She then joined her older son and his wife, Er1c and Jan Parker, on an Alaskan cruise, star11ng from Vancouver, British Columbia, June 29. That night !be cruise ship, Sundancer, hit rocks In the Seymour Narrows d. Discovery Passage. Thi!JI wen~ to a pier at liluncan Bay, and the passengers all disembarked safely. Thl!)l were taken to the community hall ai Campllell and !ben to Comox AFB (Calladlan) where they received breakfast. That afternoon they were fioWrl t<i Red Uon Inn In Seattle, and the next day were transported by bus to Vancouver to get their car: Thi!JI toured Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island and went to Lopez Island In Puget Soundfor !be remainder of the week. They visited Shaw Island run by Franciscan Sisters, Fr1day Harbor on San Juan Island, ,a nd Orcas Island. July 4 they attended the parade and salmon bake and fireworks on Lopez Island. The fireworks were put on . by the Scripps family of Scripps-Howard Publishing Co. from their pr1vate Island, . Mrs. Parker visited ber cousin · n.w .Jane Frymyer, DarWin, has been named . new director ot the Meigs County Board of Ell!ctlons. .Mrs. Frymyer, a member of Sacred Heart ·Csthollc Church In Pomeroy, was given her oath of ofllce In the new position by Meigs r,q~ otrlcerswere Installed at the Damewood read "Now I Under· County Clerk of Courts Lany rec:ent meeting of the Past Counci- stand" and Betty Roush, "Uberty Spencer on Monday. She replaces 1 lors' Club ot Chester Council 323, Deserves a Celebration." the late Jackie Brlclcles. Da'upters of America, held at the Games were conducted by Inzy hall•. Mrs. Fcymer and her husband, Newell, and Thelma White won the Don, have been residents of Meigs Installed were Betty Roush, prize. president; Laura Mae Nice, vice Next meeting will be Aug. 8 at 6 County for 13 years. They have thee chlldresi, Usa, 14, a treshmall at ~t; Inzy Newell, sentinel; p.m. With a picnic at Belleville Locks MelgsHighScboollnthefall; David, '11li!lina White, secretary. and Dam, Reedsville, With each a sixth grader at the Sa!h!hn'Y Goldie Frederick and Mrs. Nlee member to take a guest, Members Elementary SChool, and Michael; 4. ~ - hostesses ·. lor the meeting · are .to take gifts for games. Others · Mrs. Frymyer announced also at~ by 16 111!311hers. Cora attending were Margaret Tuttle, Beegle presided With otllcers' Mary K Holter, Marcia Kelter, · that Kimberly Blrchtleld Wllbd, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Holvanl repo1ts being given by Mary Hayes Erma Cleland, Sadie Trussell, Opal an;, lbelma White. A paper on 11ag Ilollon, Ada Morris, and Letha Birchfield, Rutland, -has been named assistant clerk lor the board· etiquette and the care of the Wood. of eleCtions. She and her husband, ~ flag wa5 read, Lora ' Raymond Willford, reside In Middleport. Mrs. Wwtord Is a 1982 graduate of Meigs Hlgb School. Prud~nCe G. Douglas Circle, Elsie G. Circle to James E . Dlddl~. Right of Way, Sutton; . . TeJ1Y L. Smith, Rebecca I. Smith to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton: Hamson Smith, Ruth Smith to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Sutton. . Mary Bo6ton to Tina Collins, Parcels, ~omeroy Village. ~ -/.... Pear1 E. Jones, deceased, Doris new Jean Jones, Jackie L. Jones, James ·· • T. Jon3es,' Theodore s. JOnes, Et&bt candidates were Initiated hannah Mae Walsh Jewell Garland Into the Rockland Temple 615 • Jones, Cerl. of tr~ .• Columbia. · Pythlan Sisters. Long Bottom, at the Joy K. Morality to Marty L. · M(lllday night meeting held at the ' Mofar1ty, 1.36 acres, Sutton. · .l.o!iaBottmt~tyOOildlng. E tl' dE I0 Royal.._,_ TIIeaewmemllerscompletedthe as an nergy .... .,..,. chii1ermernberUstwhlchstandsat leum Prop., Inc., Assign., Meigs. Pt.Jthtan Sisters induct members 31. Eunice Harne, grand chief o1 Ohio, and Hiawatha Temple Sisters . ~_!ftastala, assisted In thedegiee WUI'&. Refreshments were wrved dur· log a 10C1a1 hour. Next meeting will be Aug. 6. - Enters.J ervice I John D. Strauss, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Strauss, Fleming, aJ!(I . grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd We~Jer, Long Bottom, has entered active sexvtce with the U.S. Air ,,,. Force. Strauss, a 1,... graduate ~WarrenHlghScbool,wtllwxlei&Oa slxweekbaslcmUitarycouneatthe Lacklack Air li'orce Base, Ta:aa, ~ he wtll receive tralnlq In security careers. He will beeilmiJI& credits towards anaMOdatedtclee fr!m the Community CoD 111 of the Air Force end other Air Fcrce TeChnical Training Schools. '- 0 n Dean's List Karen S. A~tln. Car1 E . Austin to Jim Calnl. a aentor at MountverPauline Thompson aka Ruth Pau- non Nazarene CollE Ill!, was iltl1lllld line Thompson, Maxine Little aka the de • list • Lora Maxine Little, Wilma Parlier .· to ......... an 1 Cains, wbo is majoring bt Ply• aka WUma L. Pai1cer, Peggy chology!Humanltle8, Is the son ol Thomas aka Peggy A. 7'homas, · Elbert callll and Mrs. C8rol Parcels, Salisbury. Rlcbards, Pol~~e~oy. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, 8ox 1213 Gtllipolls, Ohio 45631 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ' , _CM~TlwllllliHHin ........t ··--· ........... lt ................. IZ.C.. TVI'INa.l'lul- " ' ........__..,_... .............. .,.......... ..........._..,, 1JaMU<1 -•riot ;1-1, ..._,. S:J.AM. . . . .. oo.-1\' . ...,.,.............. ......... ....,..._ ........... .,·--·-···-· .......,............. ..,._ ... . 1-un.,.,..,,.. • ......... 141• • ·- 7•Yorti .... I!IMIIII-! l ·f'Wic . . ........ " .... -··-___ - ~. , ........... r ... ,,........_ . ,._....._T ............... ...... 41-Meoo-.t.t"-t •t·---·"1)-f_,.,_, .. .. , _ _ "-* ,..,, ,., ··--T'#·al.. ,. . 11-lkfl. . , ....IH'T.o. ~ ,,_. _,_, .... Clm~ifio•riJMif"" 11-Tr<O<_,.., ..., . .. •••wc CLEANERS 35185 0.. Hiii ·Road PH. (614) • We ·Use Von. ,Schreder Equiptrieni · Rteonillttaded .by leodln1 c'arptt Manu· · lecturers. . 'FR£E ESTIMATES" ... t · -·-- - ........ ~d - "'- ·- · ·- -"'-~ -- GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Guttor Wortt Complete Remodeling R,ooflng of •II Typoo ·. Worked In home •reo 20 yearo . Racine, 0~. PH. 949-2320 . .. Commerciel, Residential & Industrial · · All Work GuartntHd "FrH Estimate•" · · EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 mo. "FRIIISTIMATES" ' d. 71-·-··- , .. c-,... l ......... •-e..•u .... c-•u u• - o-11~ ttJ- 1111....,.. u ........... ... .,. ...._. lo'lluttftt U· llooct"' olll~·--n ...._ U·h-.... ·- - ~ t•O...IIH~ 117- ~ for. S&WTV AIUI • APPLIANCE !;ERVICE Claulflecls and Savell I Public Notice LEOAL N011CE I I I ______ 3. _ _;._..._ __ "· 211. 22. ~------ 23. 5·--:--~~ 1I II I 21 . ___ . :u. 25: II I ··----- .,.211.----- I •-----7. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ . Ph. 9811-4289 10:00 A.M.. the followi hg p6rsonal prope~ ol Avward C. 1 Jones, Jr .. Decea~ed . to-w11: '-::===::;===~ r .. G&W p•Lftis·• '•H:$. · & $UPPU£S 1973 Harl ey ·Davidson Sponsler. BodyTypeMC. Senat No. 3A6 183 2H 3 1982 Dodge Anos. 2 Dr. Sedan . S en a l N o . IB3BD41B5CC17694 1. •P·. proxi mately s s.ooo m1tes. Jenn ife r L. Sheets. Adm:n1stratnx of Estate of Ayward C. ~~~:;,~ (7) 23. 24. 25: 3tc GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE 1 7/19/1 ma. pc!. Public Notice 32.' - - - - _ _ , ; D.-----34. _ _ _ __ LEGAL N011CI 1 am of!et~ng for sale at the otf•ce of Fred W. Crow.. Attor· ney. Pomeroy, Oh10. on Thurs. dill'. July 26. 1984 at 10:1,5 a.m.. 12 acres of real estate 1n MIIITIIII COUll anWnll Rllllm.- Rutland TownshiP lorm&dy owned by mv parents. Ethe The Dally ......1 I 111 C11 rt lt. Sa1d 1 2 acres were appra1sed prJce. S~e subtect to the apprpv•t of the Court of Common Pleas, Pomerov: lt-"':"!:""'~.....----~ •.~L~":"IIItl"~lld~N:::E::"£-.,I Ohio "--•- a __............... - · ... -tt~.~~ ,.,. Ph... 742-3171 "•olioblo Only At RITCHIE'S ' MASON SERVICE ' . .YOUNG'S ' Forftllt Atlent1 Corp. - n g •!· grooolvo fnv- to buy it t oorvlco equipment . Ac· conolot ot high quol· 1ty re1111 · otoro. lnelutllng cholno. Mlfllnwm cull In· veotiMftt 11B,OOO, txcap· tlonel WI oMiter. For tltltllo coH Chlrloo Konnocly, Mon.· Tue. only. 8·1. 1·100·241· . 2284. co""" 1 1 Help Want'ld - 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pom..ay, Ohio AUTO & TRUCK Insured •otl FtElO IIEIIYICES ·ouMP TRUCK SEIIYICE •cONCfiETt WORK •cUSTOM IUtlT NOMtl "WATtll. 0"8. OllUNEI . JIM CLIFIFORD PH. :.:u-1 A - n: M-.,on Hitlh Sch. Alumni, you moy own your_, tnd block cot. o-. Moving, Cot wloheoto Nyln Melge Co .. ..-cot.LOVHmicea child-. c - w1t1t box ot cot lood. Colt 992· 7173. Rt. 124,PotliloJ Ohio REPAIR Gil hot PH. or -··- ...__ ~ ""- ·--~-.....J,.._,, ' . THE SIDING QITCHING SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. timates. 949-2191 or · 949-2160 No Sunday ' CoHs l tiM. child'o o1c1 otnolght choir. 304-na. 11888. 992-5682 992-7121 Pupploo. 304-1711-11412 of· eor4. • 3 - h old molt puppy. 'h ubrodor Rotri"'"· 304· 171i·lilll. Wolfe Investigations, F.,. llile boo lfMinol. good ...... .......atlon. 14011Konowlto · - 304·171·1018. Inc . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - - kitton. · - - - 304-8715-2214. 614-992~7626 . PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 6 Lost end Found LOST &moll wllito . . - ~ UISS\ Bid· well • Rodney. Au:aucesa to IMcli: apoh. "S.m'. Cal 114-241-1241. GAS UIES WAT£1 LilES SEWAIE LilES Built _ _ ..... ~- -- .... w- wovon. lovotOt y, child ...... Also Tra!'smiuion 7-17·1 mo. • 1 FREE ESTIMATES IUS.: 915-3113 RIS.: 915·3137 7/19/1 mo. pd. · Pllno Tunino ond R-tr. Mutlc Co., +41· 0187. CUp thlo oc1 ror 20" > . •·I' 3 roel nlco mobile home. 2 boclroom tumlthed. LOW . PIIIC!D-COMPARE " THESE VALUU BEFORE " YOU BUY. 12•112 a 121144•, olaoo. BROWN'S TRAILI!II.. . PARK. Mlnertvllle, Ohio. ' Coli 114·112·3324. •.,' 72 Skyline. 1 bedrocim• .• ttov•. refrlgei'etor, e.c.. Or 8 yro. old, 3 bodrm, 2 batho, complottly. fu'!'lthed. Price,. tomlly room wltb wood negollioblo. Coli 114-882· : bu.... Bingle cergoroge, on .7471. ' • ', 8 fttt ..,.. with otockod pond. City in Roclne. 1 &117 Mobile homo 1 2oeo> Co11114-148·2841. ·fuel oil furnace; Wooct•~. 'burner, eaeoo . . Muot ~ ,. Owntir tran-rod-muot Mil movod. &12·1382 or 182· -tlful 3 bclr. horne. tom- 7339. : ~ :lly room hoo 20· ft. ot wlndowo for -""•1 v-. UIOd mobllo horne, 70x1t.., f i n - d - - · tire· Chellenger. tC!IOI oltc, . ... ........ ..... porch. 40 ft. - - · 17.881.00. 0 .. -.: cleclt. w - . prlvocy. Homoo, 2nd ond Vllft4 Royol 0± ...... 1113.100 . W St.. Pont Pt.. JOtt; I~ Ctl 1114· 1711-4424. •• 882-11420. w- -1. LOST - bll folol frt. JUly 13. Money end impo: tent tE AI£ YOUI SALES --~·found.__..., AIID mVIC£ HEADQUARTUS •lERITM .ndrwtum ..,..to Howard FOR - . . . US. Rt. 311 or Cal M6-2341. ....,... ;,_.......__ -.snVAMA . . , •SPUD QUUI IAUIOIJ •CIISnl llfii8EIATOI Wt 148ft A ""' Time Sloop l«hnldan on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE AuolrwyonUrrtna.Reaard. Cal814-l...IIJI. B , CHESTER-!15-3307 1.'----..,..--..-....... 1 . ........, .......... - - - .._ldooidly. Cll 114-H2·2141. · ----------------~~i... 8713 for JlllpDieabnant. Hom-• In Cleorvlew E_..;. tiM, ol utHitlto lnlllud!Qg, Throo -oom. otory, ••• odaled home in Mid(h. pon. M'"' ICidod flotrturoo. Aoldno 12B,IIOO. or beet -----:-.- 2 story- .......... - - meters. pr.-.a enlnlnco. 2 bclrm unit down· - 31 otolrl. 1 ....., unit_...... Home• for Sale ltvol toncod yard In Mlddlopon. 1215,800. Coli 892· 9 yr. old-- ftont home, 7177. eoc .· condition. 12.000 - - - - - - - - down. owner finMce. Call 114·258· 1211 tflor 6PM. Orlving lnttruc:tor. l.lcoriood 40 IICte term. 8 room hou ..; Iorge bem. tobecco baoe. 2 GO' - . 2 out buldlngo, "'""" e2o.ooo. CoM &14- Lot tor oolt In MorcenrMit . Cal 114-211-1118. ~ "'·· eeww, no money down_ C.llt!' 114·2151·12111- &I'M: ' In Northup on Concrot\ Su-. No •-lctiono. ip. iooro•. 130 ft. tromage. Colt . 441·34811. Approo. IV. ocrwo, lovel lond, with front- on two-'' •-o. txc. tor b<.oldlng, ··• mln~t1nn. on utllleo _...., , ~ in old 180 near Portw- '1!1. .19.000. Cell 114· 38B(···' · 8801 . . • ' --------......., • J l•; ~ Anrectlve horrie. priCodthot "unbolltvolllol o - muot 742-2170. goo lnourenco or wllltroln. N41 "Houses for Rem ,,; Muot bt High School .... lmmodiololyl ·-1-::-::-:-::-:--::-:-:----pon. Col 114-8&2·1141 . 32 Mobile Homes • . ' t"', with I yooro exporlonco. No tlclclll. for Sale . Remodotocl 2 lldr.. 2 ..,., - -- No con•lc-o . 1287 lb. to...,,. Fumlthod houoe. 3 bjlr" ,, . 1 Col &:30 to noon. 1-BIJO. 1220. 21 Neil Ave .. GollipoBidwtlt·Rio o . - - · Uood 115x12 No. Coli 44a-441 II orftit "" 342· 10311. 1211,000. Coli 114-241· c-on. lOIII - · 2 bod· IPM. ... : ... room, 17.9911.00. D a W Honelt women to live in. 11281. Col 441-1414. Mollllt H - . 2nd Wltemon"o htvo rentolo: 3•1Roclucod. nice 3....., - . .. Yltnd St.. Polnl Pltoeam. bclr. trtlltr 15 mlltt from Alliltant Orpnin n11dltd tttlc. baoem.,t, gorogo, 304-II715-.W 24 · · hotplttll2215 mo .. no child;: at G.-.oe Epi1c111 Church. txc. locttlon. option to buy. cloublo x5 wldo. " " ren or palo. 3 bdr. pluo full. 24 0 Cal 111 ..912·3 Ill. o - may corry. Colt 982· lot. abodroomo. 2tullbethe. be""'"ont h6mo. nlco loco~ 21117. ......,. cond. 304-175-2881 lion olt Bob McCormick~ .-.. •aoo mo. no chUdren or 12 Sltu1tlons pete. 15 bdr. home in towit: HouN •nd thr• h;tta in eflw 1 · Wente«! Syrocuto. Haute __ ,.• . 1B7 II 12•10 community 13211 mo. 4 bdr. home vtry ., modollng. Excellent locoHome two bod· o1..- ta town 1326 mo. 3 , tlon. 1111.000. firm. Cell roomo 304-ri3-&21B. bdr. homo In Addloon ,.. ' &14·192-2377. ___ • - - - - - - · 1 cently,.,_ltd.I2&0mo. · Riverview 3 bdr. ho"1't nice locotlon-ln .., Homo.Bmy awn.,: trlftlfwrod, muot 18Bt Hoppy Houoe treilor. tho river, gordon, 1276 mo . . .. . .I, UC. cond. 118,000.00. blue • - . 14•70 Wllt1 Security tltpotit a retonln; · · peraon. Cell e11.000.00 - . . . Auumo oxpondo lhrlntl nn, tully ou .NC~Uired,.. on aH rentals. 11812. B'h pet. · loon. 304-B71· tum-. 2 b 1d r - chi· Wleem1n A••l Estates -.: Hovo _n..,. will tor 1.1129. - - with ""'"- A - . 448-31143. oldorly in my home In I toto. 2 color T.V.'t with "-oy. e14-992·1022. I 2•bodn>orn haute. Hartford, VCR, ttlrlao atur. - · Completely redecorue~ . lot 150x140. •10.800.00. ~ng olu- bod. .,...11 tour room tnd both • bull· a dryor -.po, wooden home In Middleport. Will Would love to . . . tor 2 l.owmlft Trolor -.,lodt.lnmyhomeby -phone 304-IB2-2844 cleclt.100ft.ofSft. t.nciug, lnoulolod. w-to-w carpet, . the rnoidh or oo • 1 odd. home phone 182·2004. Coli tore" ltbwlt. 814- olr.gorogtl. ld..l fort oingle' • Lott of n.c ond ,.,.. • ..,.._ z4')·4381 or 247·2101 . or couple. No poto or childColi 1114-141-3014, - .. tor lole b y -· --..,.----~-c ren. 1181. mth:t1815. wfth enytlro•. 1M...,.. Drive, Pojnt Plea· 18B1 Holtypo,.. 14x70. retrlverttor ond. nove. plua' ; - . 304-8711·4100. oxc. cond., · 12•1 doclt. -urlty depooit. Coli 992· ., undO<ptnnlng tnd lergol-1129_ ._2_._ _ _..:.__ .. ·•r blbyslt I" my home tt RuotlcHih. B......... ,_, - 1 Trl·- homo on room t1r cond. lnclu-: · lc ~ ' tomlly room 304·881-31811 or 1191- Nice 3 bedroom home. ortic. or when oc:hool H- ~ ...... 3 ro-coo. 114-112-7038. wltb llqlon. 1"Mo betllt. 3800. beoornont. gor-, no pala. . . , _ ..... Willi plenty ot 1-:-:-:----::----:::-:-- rotorencoo. depooit. 8275 · clooett opece, corpetod Uood mobile'-"'· 10x12 ino. Coif 614·982-2&111 . . · · 1 B Wentecl to Do ""-t-htout lftd tlr corodll~ Holly PMI, .... 2 h ~room. onetl. 0 . . hie -"out •B.hii.OO. D a W H - . I room houN, beth.. nexr ' of - - ....,.. Mil. Prloo 2nd tnd \!lend St.. Point door to school. on Route 35, , Ratorencao. 304'876-1011 · ......, rrd col. 304-e715- -nt304-171·4424. or 304-8715-1338. · · 2417-....,IPM. Uood-homo.IOx12 HouH for rMt or Mle. Land ,.~ l~~l:~~:::t~ ~~~~80x1tl0, rooM houM comll' lot. ~. llldroomo. PI~ s - t h · - · a&,III.OO. D a W Homeo, controct. Call 30.. 896· N- H1ven, 304·BI2· 2nd find VIand Bt.. Point 3611. Aloo Myero cloop wOir • pump. 2004. ......... - · 304-1711-4424. ----------~~-1 ?f~~l .. _..homo. .... -le _ ;-;;;;;;;;;:;;;t;;;t;;;d, s-. w...._ "*·· _ LOST ..... ..._.CD±"' •r:;lol. Coli 1114-2411· . . pothlg • -.1· burMr. Ful b-'8rMIIt a Iorge covwod cleclt. Muot - t o - - · Prlcod 1ft the Mid 20'o. Coli 114-882· cli.-count. Lene D•niel•. ott.. No ru•-'Uble offer 1114-742-28&1 . rotuood. Colt 114·982· - - - - - - - -· 130&1 . dot!. mlutl - - • montho old. - " wmh doil . ... B14-112·11000. 3-S-tfc • DOZER . UCKHO~ 'RECU.M"TION WORK PIANO TUNINO Lowor priced r•gul•r tunh•g•dlocountito BenlorCitlztno. C...n:heo • ._...o.Word'o Koyboerd. 304-178·3824. Lorge •lAND CLEARED .SEPTIC SYSTEMS -GRAVEL HAULED . J&F CONTRACTING Vinyl lit Aluminum · • ' 311 Lots lit Ac,..ge ··;-:"'. 2 _ . long hllrod · mlrltod eo ugly they're cute. Ctlll14-742: ueo. Two Mellord type clucko. 304-882-2787. · • NEW AND USED MOIIL"E ' , HOMEI KESSEL'B QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOM I! SALEI. 4 MI. WEST, OALLIPOU81 • RT 315. PHONE 114-441· 7274. ·..• ' ' Oolnv ta OU thlo ·to117 Bo~.; money on houolflg. buy th/o' 1818 K~ 1 4•10 mobile homel 2 bdr .. goo tumtnl"'i•, frill.. avon, window AC, ·:, pertlolly furnlohed. Loc11011 In Athtno Mobile Home Poitl - ' Hove you given up the ldu at buying o homol N.L. •-•••d-oteomov be eblt to moke your dream como true with only o II" clownpoy..-t ond lntoreot , _ of 1t .21i"· Col Jeri 114478-2728 tor delollo tfttr IPM orl14-477-2443 9AM·III'Io! . - ' urge bloc,-k ltbrador type dot! - Good with chlld,.n. It Harry Mey be Bolloy'o. 1128 E.Moin, ........oy. 992-3408. ( Ft. . EotimttMI Roger Hysell GARAGE PH. 742-2328 DENNY CONGO 'WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ' 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL, SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT ' Only IV." eooumoblo loan on thlo 3 BR b<lck ronoh hou01. toCiu- Oft 2.9 terM ot lend with form pond, locttod near Otk Hill end' ,C enterville, epprox. 1 tew rnln~tae' from cempu.. ·•J· e4t1 mo. peymont. Only . flnlth ochool with oqulty. ~ t3.710 down. 378· 2B03 ....... priced It eii,IOO . . tftilr II P.M. dally: Coll81<&,317·71i31. ' ' ·' --billy. Frte• . . - from troo, tor culling it down. In Po_.,. CoH 9&2·3248. · -Addorls and rHtod11ing TROMM EXCAVATING • 32 Mobile Homei • Homes for Sale · - 4 kltlono. CoU 448-0924. CARPENTER SERVICE V. C. YOUNG' III Bonded & w- Movlno Sola, Plono. lV, orgon, high chtl(, otrolltr, clothing. <loy Only, 33ZO Howirll Avonut. .tabla 2871. Racine, Oh. 10·6-f( Ethanol Enhanced .. • ·----···--·---··-·-··-··------ mualc booka. Call 448- -Roofing .nd Outt• work -Conct'ete wort - Ph•mbing and electrical Ph. 614-843·5191 94 Octane & Vicinity 4 yn. ot old Colt- booko. Eltmont..., Educotlon, 3 yn. old et preoom time. olao Sizes Sllrt Fro11 12'.1&' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes ·troll 6'16' Up to 24'x3&' lnsul1ted D~Houses P&S BUILDINGS The most pa..rful pre·mium 11soline in The Bic ·ae!ICI or11. O.agei" Call for frH sidl111 es- Phone 992·6094 Fred W. Crow. Aaornev. Pon-erov. Qh1o. Phone 992-!>132 m 23. 24. 26. 3rc '~--.. · ALL STEH & POLE BUILDINGS · "SUPER 94" _~ ,3 kittono. lito fomOt. cot, -dmou-. Colll14-2415· 11804. H -Ilt NOW AVAILABLE/ ... • . .......Pi.Pieiisarif ... Froe ktttono to goot1 loving ho"!". Cell814·441-2393. •Dryen •Fr~e~era · PARTS and SERVICE -SEPtiC SYSTEMS lARGE or SMAU JOIS PH. 992-2478 612011 lt1(J. pd. a• ·Grape St. Kilton. cot. Coll4411-3732. SHOE REPAIR •f'angu -GAS LINES Oun Cob/not, dropoo. 'bod" opreado. chHdo orvon. lftiiC • Thuro . • Fri., 8 :00AM. for Sele 7 -pleo m-loO.,.n Shopbttd mlxod with Collie. Ctll 4411·01111 . •Retrlgerltort · •'BeeutHul. Custom Cart CIMt luckadoo. .,....,._,_ .,...~. Oroon Townoillp now beoutltul. 2 otory homo, 4 or II bdr., 1 V. both, l1rgo LR a Kitchen. tormot. OR. utMity room. garega. cof)cret:e drivo, nice lot. city ochoolo, 4'h m"to tnrm O.lllpollo. Borgolft . . , - 114,100. Will conolder mollllt homo trotlt-ln. Ctll 441-1031. & Service •Walhera •Dithwa•hera -BACKHOES -DUIP TRUCKS -LO·BOYS -TRENCHER -WAtER· -SEWER ap~ praiSed at $6.000.00 and cannel be sold for ·le!s than the Rill E~ Gene111l Locol Buolneoo , t r ~ 11 t ·, 4 Lucltadoo and Ka\le Luckadoo. . ..........,, OIL 417., Coli KARATE The Ben In SoH·tltfente. Privott l.euono. Phone 28113074. Jackoon, Ohio .. Authorized John Deere, llew Holland, lush Ho1 . Far111 EquipftNnt · Deal• F.arm Equipment .. 985-3813 ....__ 985;3S37 35. _ _ _ __ Davia Vecuum ono helt mile up Croolt Rd. 114-441-0294. U. S. Rt 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' 985-;J561 Ati-Matc.s CENTER Mason, W. Vo. Wwol uo ...;..___, ' ..... cloa-. Georg01 SERVICE PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS VOLUME DRIPS 31.------ 16. _ _ _ _ __ KEN'S APPLIANCE Remadtlinl ·· Insurance Work Cuito.m Pole Bldgs. ., 1· QlrlltS Roofin1 Wa1k . Aluminum 1 Vinyl Sidi11s 16 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 F,ITTINQS .· 311. - - - - - 13.-----1~-~--~-1.5. _ _ _ __ FOR FUTURE USE" New Homes:....Extensive REULA TORS lit '!"----- 11 • . . : . . . - - " - - 12. - - - - - . . . , - . 1will offer tor sale at the front door of rhe Court House. Meigs County. Oh10. 1n th e· Pomerov. Ohio. on July 30, 1984. at New Chevy Trucll .... FENDIR ............. 176.95 DOORS ............ 1149.95 HOODS ............ 1174.95 IUMI'IIIS : ......... 169.95 GRILL ................. '42.50 I. SUI'PORT ....... IIJ4 .9S TAIL GATI ......... I85.00 FOIID FINDER ••.. •69.95 BUM PO ............ 169.95 AhoSomt Cor fondon Avellablt , ~,.:,.; ' 29. "·-~---- 10. _-_ _ _ 9. -_ -.; ._. delivery. SALES & SERVICE Parts Announcements SWEEPER ond -lng mochlne roptlr. parto. ond Pick up ond oupplltt. Challr, Ohio " .WHALErS AUTO PARTS PH., 992-7013I 1. _ _ _ _ __ 3 31 Real nice big dog block a wlilto. 9 mo. old to good home.Ctlt 441·81199. "Sfrvite thlt lo'fWtts Above TIM!: Rest':6t l811 mO. ~- , Alltlllillli.,:rtr'.rll' TOMrs . 11·1-Hc Wo S.nloo All M...M a Modolo Ani•M lnltlllltiatl Hap1t CIIIJ ond S!lap Stmct Avoillblt 17. - - : - - - 11. Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 "CUT OUT · or 992-2282 II Na An-. Call HH312 I IFarRerrt 614-423-556t0 ~esidential & Commercial 4635} Scout C111111 Rd. . I IAnnDuncement . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ' Busmess : Services ' ' I IW..ted I I For Sille • For Information Call Colloct -1 ~·-·---~ Curb..Inflation . Pay _Cash Excellent Rates -.- ~~=;;:=~~;:~=*~~~;:~~~=~ 1 COMPI.ETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. B. .; 1.....,, wood. cup-rdo, chlln, cheets, ba•keta, dlahea, otone i-ro. ontlquto, Jolcll-:::------:----:---::ond oliver . Write · .0. tor oolo. Lorge Nt· Mllllr. Rt.2. Pomoroy. Ohio &neck ond Vending 4157119 . or call 1114~ 982· routa tor ..... In 77110. Gtlllp!)No tnd ounoulidlng arH. Eoay to oporoto with Wonted old pltnoo. Peylno high ~"II poiontltl. Min· 120.00 lftd 140.00 - · lmum l n v - e&,881. Flrlt floor only. Write glvlft(l Coli 317-1127-11300 for dl,-.. , Plonot, oppt Box t 88. Sordlo, Ohio -7--:...._ ' :----:--:--:-43141 . Coli It 4·4B3· Own a -ate Cancly Con· 1 11015. - n -Inti raute, your area; Pleaunt a..inaet. Old Quilts IBtforo 18401 High profit ttomo. &tort P11ono1·814-2415·8448. pwt·tlmo. Age, txporllftco lmportont. 12.3811 to 14.780 I...Wbl-. Write Owatonna Vendor'• ·Exchonge, !lox 41 1, P..•· ton'!O. ~N 11010. I II I i 'I 'I ' I I' I No Down Payment ·For ell your wirina ' nHds; furnaces . repair service and installet.ion. 1303)781.3200. ForopplcttloncoiiWodgcor E~f2403, 1-U · tfc \ltololtw"'n .. ...... ~ ..... _. ll.DO ~ LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY ELECTRIC SERVICE Ul• . l ll \1 * . __ lOftl U .OO U• l_............ _ _ _ ....... ..... , U .OO ,,.u,...._, Cooh ptld tor toney Iron or heovv Iron-· e1eoup tor .-1ft Molgo Co. otono joro. Old time cupboord . coli 1-304-882· 2711 & VIcinity . .. _ ___;::__;::.....:__ _ _ _ 64 Mlsc. Merchandise . Middleport. Ohio n:l-- ........ ,.,_ ,...,. Ul - 11•111 ... I I .. M.H. fl ......, ...,.. 992-2196 Illi- --g,._ 713- ...... u1- t.MMt,_ loQ-AroWoO•!. 171- W.._ L_._ ··',._ ......,. ,,.,_...,_ · PAT HILL FORD Ul- 1"1, , . _ , JU- - , r•- o..-0... 11· - 1 - 1 0 .,.,.c-•a. ,.._., JIP - CMI~1 J ·- Yir1""' eore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod ·out.radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. r ' MH• Ce.. W\1 BRAUN & 'ASSOCI~TES BOGGS We can repair and re- tltt• ~~~~ .. c.,..,. 0..... COlin"' 1 ·- 11-lii'IIM 14-Hew .....ft ffll ' f'" 719/l mo. ~vtr colnt,rlft(ll,jewtlry.-lng Buylrfg dolly gold, ware, Old coln1, large cur· roncy. Top prlcto. Ed. lur· kott Borbof Shop. 2nd. Aw. Middleport. Oh. 114·812· 3471. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For f "'" Sorvice MILLER -= "' -.•2 1- -8=-u"'"s..,.ln-.-.. Oolllpollt Flu Morkot I NOTICE I lndo«· outdoor, wory lot. THE OHIO ~~::~~~;;:1· FrooColi ocldmloolon. Rt. USHINO 311Bun. • 110. 446-7037. Wo poy cooh lor loto model thot you elton uHII-oera. -pte you Yord Bolt AM w - 23 to 28. Jim Mlnll Chov. ·Oidt Inc. to oond money the Johnootr Mobllo Homoo, 811 Oene Joltnaon moH until you hove fnvoltl· Eottom Avo., Lot 32. 441-31172 gotod the - g. Yord Sola. Thuroday, Frldoy. lntomotlonol nool buMtllng Qolly'o nolit to louthwoot· monutocturlng owordod orn High &ohool. Clothoo, tlt""""p In ovilloble- knlck-knocko. crocheted ooon. Oroilt protll potentltl ltemo. Somothfng tor In en ..pending lntluotry. overyono, -1157 7th St. - 1i! :..... CiiiiiiP'olia......... ; ··- ---.__--· . ··- ·~-- .. -..... . .. -j ~~ & Vicinity Glgontlc Sole Tut.· ltl. I•S: ontlquH, ·~ milo off fl\ ,.. Frl11•n I ott om Fle1 110. Ktrr· Horrlgb<.org Rd.• :• Morktt. Every wtektnd. u .s . 36 Froalero l~om, Ooroge Solo Thuro. 21. Ftl WVt. 215082. Deoltro Wol, 27, 8otflord So. Rd oft ""· com• . Don Frazler - 141 . 3 rd, houoo on rlgKf. 8:30. . Oporotor. 304-7&5-2778. ' Opportunity Parlus•ur11 W, Va. Cell 614-992-6737 . .~ --·--··aiiiiii:ioiia········ illl,rJI ldl RI:I:'J~::~J;.~omber7. Tells your put, present end future. Advice on ell 1111ttera of life. All rtadlnp are private and confldentit!. • -a Box, 326 . Now Serving Southeallern Ohio =~r::~= o~ No Auction thlt woolt ot Hertford Auction. Wo wll ESP CARD AND .. PSYCHIC READER BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Auction .,..... Fri. night ol tho Hertford Community Wll plow .lcllioaoo. Coli I14·2111·111ZB. 3088· . MRS. STARR choiee. No Down Pay111tnt 18 Want'ld to Do Public Sale • Auction :~J:; 0R,~~~".'!z~:~ .. 498 Gen .. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH; PH. 992-2549 or 773-5634 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Ohio . Contl()rnonte of new u1oc1 mwct~anclloo olweyo MAIITENAIICE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & 111-GROUIID Free W•t•r Analrsis At Store or Pool Site Wide Rani• 0 Chemicals & Supplies LOftf Monthly Poyment 7/11/lfn SUPERIOR SIDING CO: · 7/9/2 ' U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North Golllpollt, Ohio .7-9- I mo. PERSONALIZED POOLS We'd likr ta introduce you to Enpp·A·Cor. tho •odsre ony to drivt lhe vohlclt of yoor "We Rent '•r LMo" OH. il5743 985-4~12 Lon1 Botto111, S. ll-tllt .... CALL · 446-4522 RADIATOR SERVICE / rlllllll'il1t lt'/t't•ltrmr "l"xdump· ~ .•. n- ~ .. .,.,lot.M-.o.,.. ...,.0,_ ......... ...... ............... . I .........,n ~ A CAR ·-Dolly--. 111-St..-....--. .. door Edward E . White, E. Wlllte to William R. Barnhart, Lot, P(/meroy Vlilage. · Aathony Terr1to, Cella G.terrtto ·to 1 Hershel B. McClure, Rhojean McClure, Lot 79, Pomeroy Village. Paul Allison, Mattie Allison to v . TerryHupp, BettyS. Hupp,Lots285 and 211i, Sutton. · ' .· • , Licensed ClinlCII AudiololiSt PHONE 992-2156 . Past Councilors ·meet ... LISA M; KQCH, M.S. ·~z · ------\, ·'. Computerized Heerina Aid Selection Swim lolds • lnterpretin1 Services I" events_ _ _-:--.__ ' rroperty transfers FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS and husband, Eleanor and Bert coul!l see the whole citY.of seattle. ·Giant Sprintjs and Black Eagle Avery, In Seattle. They toured the nil!)!· toured the Chinese Exhibit In Falls 111 the 'Missouri River where Hiram M. Chlttendon Locks where the ScienCe Center. Lewis and Clark l)ad to make a IQng boats are raised and lowered · Mrs. Parker alsO visited another pottage. Thl!)l viewed schools, air between Puget Sound and Lake coustri and her hwpband, Jeanette force homes, and !lie Great Falls Washington. They had lunch on the lind Blll Hess, lrl-'C~at Falls, Ubrary designed by Mr. Hess, an _Space...:..;..:..;._Needl:....::.:_e_fro...:..;m_ · _w_hi_c._h_t_hey..;__._M;;.:o:.;:n:.;:tan_._a.....;;:.;:.;;...:..;....;;::.....;to:.;:ured:.;: __t_he;_...:a;;;rc:.;:hl=tec=t;;.._ _ _ _ _---:_- Director named P8DEN'l1ID- With the Analc8n F1ac here are members oUIIe We IUclJard Plll"'''!!ll's family. Honored for his lei'VIce to the Coolville COIImlUlllty, I\C('ellllng the flag are, from left, 8011 Tom -~ daugiaer Carol Parrish Simpson, wUe Mary Parrlllh and 8011 Mille Parrlllh. ~ commu~ity 8 -:======:::t::::::=====:;r;:== ··=====::~======:::::::=::;1 r _..;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Adam and Dickie Downs of Bryson at Pomeroy Health Care · and Stacy of St. Albans, W.Va.; Dr. Mrs. Dorothy Reeves were recent Trimble spent a wee!! recently With Center. Jerry Jones, Galllpalls and visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. In-atton, their grandmother, Mrs. J. R. Kevin Knapp, local, Larry Roach Spencer, w.va.; Jill Martin, Jack- Albany, Ohio · and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. John Downs, Adam, and Roger Roach ot West VIrginia SOli; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jones, Lewis West of McArthur, Ohio. Er1c and Dickie spent a weekend spent a week In Fort L!!uderdale, Josh and Fred of Medina, Texas, They also went to Lancaste!" to visit with her mother, Mrs. J . R. Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Elmore, as!ste~whoisln Fairfield Hospital. Murphy. An anniversary party was held Jason. of Elkview, W.Va.; 'a nd. Mr: Carolyn Elam and Jeff McElroY Mrs. Joseph Evans, Tyson -ind . JuJy8atMr.alldMrs. W.A:Elam5' · and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and · spent a week atthe valley Christian Jonathan, Mrs. Iva Johnson and reSidence In honQr of their 50th Carolyn apd Miss Della Norris. 'AsSembly Church Camp at Darwin, Thelma Giles were Thursday vis· wedding anniversary. Attending' Mr.· 811d Mrs. Dan Stldum of Ohio. !tors of Mrs. J. R. Murphy. Iva were Mr. and M1'S. Wayne Allman, Gallipolis were recent visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves Sr., Johnson was overnight guest. Brunswick, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam, carolyn Brandl and Robbie, and Lee Gllll811 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith of Ralph Burchett, South Charleston, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. E!am. · were Satllf(lay evening visitors of Kanauga .and Mrs. and Mrs. W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mlck Jones Mrs. Gladys ' Tuckerman and Mrs. Gladys Tuckerman and EuCharles Smith visited Mrs. Wealtha gene Haning and Rcnald. ·; I Woodmen commend Coolville residents' ~ravery with picnic ' folllled With Dave Dalley ~ he Shade.Valil!y Boys!I!Crvlniaserncee lor theevenlng.Aaslstlngl!unaklng the Ire cream were HaJ:Ian Ballard. Harold Brewer, Paul Hauber, Pat Neutzllng, Robbie Hawk, Alta a.IIard. JU8111ta Wells, ,~ Hayman,SueHayman,AdaBiael!. Mary Andrews, Leslie Wells, JuDe Well$, Matt Rldenwr, Gm,er Hayma11, Delores Hawk, Mildred Hauber, Charlotte Keene, and Melody Robe)'ts. Among thcle . attmdlng lioere.91-year-old Saminy Ralrdm, a resldelit at the Al'cadla NunlngHoeCoolvWe. w0 If p en happentngs • · LIFE SAVER - Rkhard Welch, fonner CoolvDie re&ldent, wa8 · honored .for Ids bravery bl attempting to ·save two men froln' the KanawbaWverearllerthlsyear.NowlMngbiVImna, accompanied by his wife Pabicla and daug!Ur Kaile. W.Va.,hewas l'ameloy-Middleport, Business Services , . By Melocly Roberta At Chatan&ga, the ttm!e iook a his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris. Rl!by Brewer, Janie Fitch, Md tour to the top ot the Rock City ~has been In England, France and , Sharon GObert have returlled from Incline, traveled 011 to Nashvlle to IIIey. a several weeks' va~n In the tour Opryland, and later attended Mary Newlun Is recuperating at sooth. They attended Alabama's : the Ralpb Emery "Naahvllle Now'' hcrnetollowlngherhospltallzatlon. June Jam Collcert In Fort Payne, shOw featurlJI&' D!mna l"argo, Margaret Barber who recently Ala., as well as taking In many Freddie Hart and Beauford ot Hee suffered a ll&hl stroke, lsrecuperatpoints o1 the Interest In the area. To Haw. <>the!- starstbeysawwereRoy lng at her HockiJiaport home. The getlntotheconcertthetrklgotlnllne Acuft, Ronnie from Hee Haw, <COUple spent time In Long Bottom · at 3::11 a.m. The shaw <¥!ned wlt!t Grandpa Jones: Hank Snow, Misty having a trailer home there. the Coca Cola Six Pack sky divers, · RQwe. Thelitrtplllsolncludedavlslt Bill Thunlml was recently. re- . Bill Medley; Ed Bruce, Janie to''TivlttyCity"named!orConway, •.lel!sed from a. CoJum~x~s hospital Fricke, andLeeGn:et~wood811dlate slglitseelng at the homes of 9t'ller8l whre he~~ surgery. evening Alabama come on stage. stars, and stops iiJong the wily ;~t The - • Ice cream IIOCial of the More than 40,<nl attended the places of Interest. · Long Bottom Community .Asilocla· concert: Tommy·Hartis, ·mechar,llc IIi the lion was reportedly a success. U.S.AirForcel.shcrneonl$1vewtth &!vera! band$ and vocalists per- . ..,. .• ~ • 3 7 ) �• • "agl 8 The Daily Sentinel . 42 Mobile Homea for Rent I 64 Miac. They'll Do It Every Time Merchan~lae Sot of triple wlndowa with atorm1 • acr.wa. Mt of twin wlndo- In frome. dinette " ' with olx cholro In gold. 441-9866. 59 For Sale' or Trade 1978 Chevy Luv truck with ' - · automatic, 41,000 mllelo. 12,300. Coli 114241-1007. Double key boord. full foot pedal Hommond organ with H-·,..-ol iergeopookor.. 8ooulifullono quollty. Suitlblt lor hOHneor o churcll. 1700. 81 4-992· 11212. . 2 bdr., 12x60 unfumll~. 'I> milo poot HMC. Coli 446-4369 or 676:9710. . 2 Gravely trectoro. with ette'\hrriento. Cell 448· 3886 01' ~-0410. 0 a W::. ~~wnw:"'.;:;,., tor..vlth londom oxle. uoo• neck or bum..., hitch trill· an. wood ,bumlng -.... • fumancu. And ._ ua for a complote Hno . of P8rtl • urvlcel UNd Egulp: 181 MF,' 16Q MF. 131i MF. 110 MF, 424 IH. IN Ford. 801 Ford. -3 uoad round blioro, hoybine, plowo. diac. flullor, loboccc IPFIY•· Co.l stove, a•• furnece, fryen. conorleo. 304·8911· 3082. 21 cu. ft. Froot F'" fNOzor, • 1211.00. 9 ond 3 tontho mlloo out Sond'HIII Road, For Rent In point Pluoent, 2 bedrOom ntobl.. home; one bedroom efficiency oport· mont. 814-'448- oeaz. rot•-••· Two bedroom troller, kit· chon furnlahod, couplel, one omoll child eccopted. Refer· ...... 304.878-1078. 44 tUm right Qn 01k OroVe, tenth• of milo. big white Newty remodeled 2 bdr., hOUM on right. equlppod kitchen, control lir. $260. 821 'I> Second Avo.. Golllpclio. Call 446· 2168. Two air condhloner1, almost n-. one ., 26.00 and one e1 00.00. Solid maple double bed, • 1 00.00. little boyo clothing. 304-878·1349. Unfumiohed 2 bdr. in Crown City. Collll14·268·8620. 4 roomo • bath, fumlohed. Fumiohld opt. 2 bdr. 1 1 31'1> ·2nd .. Golllpollo. 11811 wotor poid. Cell 448-4418 oftor 9.PM! a.r.r. opt. fumllhed. 29YI 111111 VI., Gelllpcllo . 1 bdr .• •235. ullitlao pole!. Cell 41'8-~·n 8 after 9PM. .cle1n, no adulte only, Nicely lurnlohed home In city. CA. 1 adutta only. no peta. 448·0338. rmo. • bath, ' stove. oelo Igo rator. ell utilltlao In· oludod, oduho only. no pno. Cofl 448·21183. 66 Building Supplies Now open for buainooo, Mountoin Stale · Block. Rt. 33. Naw HOVIn. Complete muonry ouppliM, 4". 8". 12" block. OelivoryRRico. Phone dey 304·882· 2222. !""ning 882-3239. :UPIIIiln fumllhld opt.. 4 iooma • beth, 1 .,.. 2 aduito, II!' .._...., Coli 44e·0444 before IPM. 813 Ttolrd Ave .. 2 roomo. !P!JvoN beth, wotor Included, 1131 mo. Col 448·4222 between 8 • 1. . llhroroldo Aplo. Middleport. IPICiol rotoo lor Sonlor llltizano.•130. Equal HoUI· 1111. Opportunilloo. 814· 112·7721. ~-ly remodeled 2 bed· room. equipped kitchen. 1,2211. Depooh required. Coli 8.1 4-192·6319 or 992· ~816. . Newly redocorotod. 1 bed· rpt~m, . portilolly fumiohld. 12211. Depooll required. CoU 114·982-11319 or 912· 2816. -- · Fumllhld 1 • 2 · bedroom oportmento. Middleport. 'fi<!Uilo. no poto. MCt,nity dapoolt. Coli 814·992· :tl74 .. Vllloge MenOI' Ap!l.. Mid· ctJoport. (E.H .O.) hoe 1 bacirm eptt'. lor rent. tho ron! on,rto at 1201 • month !hot lncludu eM utlitleo, pluo • •200 MOUrity dopoolt io · fellllirad· WI Juot iold naw ·.....,.. in !hom • they're '.l ...,.ed nHr • do-·· Oftlce • oh-'ng oreoo. Call 114·912·7787. Qn North 4th St.. Middle· pert 2 bedroom fumiahad apt., oloo 2 room opt. No children. Cell 304·882· 2688. bdrm ept. for ~t, IIOVII, relrlg. wuher • dryer. I!Owi'f decorated, Derwin lnoo. Coil 992·2807. 1 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sl-Ing Rocmo end light hou• k10plng rooma. Parli Central Hotel. Cell 814·448·0768. Sleeping room 112&. utili· !leo pold. Shore bath, male only. Rongo • rofrig. 919 2nd. Avo., Golilpclla. Ceil 448·4418 aftor 9 PM. 19' B • W Zenith ni, with otond, like n-. opprox. 3 yno. old.. 11110. Call 448· 4209. S..ro Coldopct rofrig. e100. Cell 4411-4209. Tobie • 4 cholro, dllk. • oome clothll. "Coli 4480278. 61. Houaehold Goods SWAIN AUCnON a FURNITURE 1111. pluo d-it. Call 82 Olive St., Geillpcilio. Now 814-992-7177. • UMd Wood • COOIIIOVOI, 1 bedroom furnlohed opal'!· 8 .P'-" wood living room with 8 Inch ftat armo mont In Middlepcrt. 1190. auite plua dopoolt: utlltleo in· 1399, bunk · bedo compiato bunlllao 11119. 2 place oludod. 814·992·7177. entron llvlngroom aultea N- 1 bedroom oponmont 1199, entron rocllnora 1811. reclinora 180. maple in Middloporl. CoH o"er 8 otheo dinette eoto 1178. box p.m .. 814-44e-1&12. """- a m - twin or APARTMENTS. mobile tUM t100 " ' rogulor·llrm hornu. - .... Pt. PtHNnt, 1120. meple ..-.. choin llondo . 034, .,d Gellipollo. 814· 448· e311, mople rockoro U8, 7 place 1221 . eli- ........... t141.11 Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom pioco dinot!O 10\ 1119. unfurnllhed epertmenta. b 1droom auttee, ••lila11• 304·876· 2218 before 8 ton.,__ ...... d-.i. wrinrr TV'a. *¥· p.m. - · - .. Coli 114·44tVoty nice 2 bedroom duplex 3169. w- w......_. 8urplua mobile home fuml· lUre. Frame. m a - end 171-4e24 I I'M. boa apr~.,.,.. ., 28.00 lor 3 room apt with both, rot. twin - · 1180.00 lor lull ...,.• . . -... lumiohld. ooto . Couch end chair 1221. mo. D1paall and 1426.00. Coffft lellln refronceo required. 30"· 11111.00. D • W H - 2nd and Viend lt.. Point PIN· 176-1010. - - 304-876·4424. h d r - . ldlohen with lloguler olzo bed, box - h .... _ lnd ma-. 171· -location • - Point !1047. ,...__1304-773·6143. . a - - ""· uoo.oo \ John D•re 4 row corn planter.lntera.tlon ... 4 row cultivotoro, 100 gollon 1978 Fl- Ohio. 69,000 1180 Suzuki OS 760L Nke oprayar. Cell 814-742· inl.• - · uc. cond., now.undor4000mho.whh 44 lo'IPG. 11,198. Coll814· accou. •1.100. Call 448· 2877. 318·88911. "171 . 941 Cot End loodaro.'ropo, 1 'I> yord bucket, good cond. 1979 Fieoto motollic blue l1i1 , 1ow mile,uc. cond . Fiot AIUo HD 8 dolor. ropo, whh valour Interior, ..,.,.. I 814-381·8~84. corco winch. good cond. ..-lcoi • opilnlly, VWV good cond., 11,800. Coli 1 - - - - _ : __ __ 304-488·1842 . . 1114-381-18111. 1180 CR 2110 Hondo dirt ' bloo, 1700. CoN 814-246· .1007. r.:9liB~1iH.;;i;;;D~i;;;;;;t,;: · 83' Hondl410 3,000 mileo, now .oonlltion, muot ollil. •1.300. Col1448·4015. 1981 Yemaho 50, . axe. cond...400. Cll!l448·0338 after& . Corn Crib. 304-488-1610. ' 3oduh-to. 8 o.; n.. 4 p.m .. 20811. 63 1879 Chevy Coprico Cl- lic. 2 d;, oc. po, V·8 ~~~~. body good oondilion, exc. porlormanco. Will ooneidar all otftro. Coli 6·1 "·1927412 after II p.m. 77 Pontloc Aotro. 2 dr.• IIIIo, p.o.. p.b.. condition. t14-H2·8181. ••Cellant 2 hone troller lor h0r101.2H-8481. Two Haretord co-. nogio· !orad, with , Call 814-742·2877. col-. ---------1 Medltorronoon Olylo dining Judy Toyior Grooming. Call Good mixed hoy in bam, . 11.110 bole. 304-876·4800 46 Space for Rent ' room lot, with leaf end 4 814· 387-7220. or 3~882-3329. choiro, liood condition. Flrot 175ond plckuptrucktokolt. Brierpotch Konno!• Prolu· lionel AU·breod grooming. Troller lot for rent. Goorgu Coli 44e·4831 etta; 8PM. ln-·outd- boerding .lo· Crook Rd. Coll448-3886 or Tr,;·r:,pllil·tlrllr 448-0410 . Freenr for sale. unlco. leu cllltlao. Pick up end dlli'-Y then 1 yr. old. Call814-992· oorvlco. Englloh Cocker Spaniel pupplao. CeH 814-388· COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 2807. 9790. Pork. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lorge lolo. Col Uving room aofe.. orange • 71 Autoa for Sale. 814-992·7479. ovecodo color. 100 porcent Drogonwynd Ciliary Ken· nylon covering. Very good nolo. AKC Chow puppleo. kittono; -lhloro four troller 'loto. 304·876· condition. 11&0. Cell 814- SlamCFA Hlmoloyan ond Poroilon TOP CASH pold for iota 982-3188. 1078. ' kltt II 8 1 4 448 3844 model und con. Smith ott:':: C• ' ' 8uick·Pontiec:. 1911 Eut· em Avo.. Gollipolio. Coli Buddy end Gloclyo Reynoldo , - - - - - - - - - hllve trell• apace for rent. 1 Amozon double yellow hood 1-8_1_4_·44~8-·2_2_8_2_._ _ __ 140. month. comploto hoo· 62 CB,TV, Radio Perrot. Exc. tolkor, cage. kup. Pt•oe coli anytime Equipment 1979 Sunbird Pontioc 4 '1700. «;oil 448·0848. otter 8 p.m.n tho e v o n l n g • l - - - - - - - - - apd .. good _.d. Coli 4441304· 773-6319. ' UKC rogillorad p1t bull pup· 9310 after IPM. Video c••••tt• recorder. plel. both poronlo "PR", exc. cond. Coil 448-8688. Swap M"'· Buy. 101 or male •ao. female 1121. trodo 49 · For Lease your outomoblle. boat, 814-692-3617. truck. cycle, ...,..,..., Evwy 63 Ap'tiques 3 mole B10gol pupo, 9wHkl Sat. • Sun. Oollpolio flea Storeroom Or werehouH. l - - - - - - ' - - - - - old. UO.OO . ~04 · 876· Morkat..Only U .OO e day to diaploy your vehicle to lhou2hl0. lor furniture, 6299. Nnda of ohopJwr. 7AMlumber. rafting. inouiatlon. 61 in. ook duk t178.00. 7 8PM, Rt. 38 ··1110. equipment. 311 Condor St., ft. wordrobl 1280.00. 7 ft. 130 • month. Cei1814·992· VlctOI'ien bed 1300.00. Kit· 117 Musical 3326. chon cabinet 1128.00. 814i 979 Chryolor Cordobe, Instruments 248·1448. fully equlppod. good condition. 12.100. 1 37 Pori& 64 Miac. Merchandise Quitor, 14 lender otrep. Driwt. Point Pt•-· 3041800. Coi1614-379·2581. ~l~z~88~ or 304-118· u,...... level duplex. 1 bdrm. corpetod, in Middleport. apt., unturnlehed, downtown. no petl, phone 304- . Ouert• horae lor 11le. Ciill 1 304·882- 2078. 66 Peta for Sale While taco cow 111 Hollar coif. 1800.00,'hlovy regulor pcoll- end ..._ HILLCREST KENNELS oorioo, 1711. 304·878· Boerding eli bnoedo. Heated 1 078. indoor-outdoor facllitlea. AKC Doberman puppleo: Stud Service. Coll814·448· 64 Hay lit Grain 7796. ";;==::;:=::;::::::;:=;::::: -: Motorcycle• ----~--lc- . . 1974Mudoltolion......,, 38.000 mileo. 1180. or beet oflor. C.ll814-981-4174." 1871 Pontiac r,_ T·topl. 41.000 ......_ tlru. naw lwUory. brokao. naw - · otondlng condition. price 18,000. Coli 8841. 1178 Olda, 4 door, PB. PB, AM-FM. Phone 304·8711-8288. eftor 4:00. c-•· .,._. 1978 3048111-347tor 891-39117. 1973 NoVo, ucallenl-1· tion. .eoo.oo. 304-876· 3180. . 1878 Harley dovidoon Spcrlllor. now point job. axcallont condition. •2.1100. · Coli 814· 742·300·1. 84 H - XRBO eeoo.: XR100 Hondo 1800. Colt 1114-843-11310. 11 Hondo NC, 50 EiiprHI. red .._.t. A·1 condition. Coli 192·7718. 'B2 Hondo V 45, 304-876· 3108. 76 Boau.erid • Moton for Sale ••• .. •• '., . .,, - ~.· .. .""........ R-bla rotoo. - -· 0.one 8!)lith, 1 12·13011 · RON'S T-lolon 8orvlce. 8P1Ciolillnil in Zenith ond Motorola. Queur, and houu cello. Cell 304·8782398 or 814-44.11-2414. 4 -ino. a-. plootl-. •• •• •'. .. "' ' ''. mu1c11 a -duot. c - aruce DIVIIion. Coli 6142118-1427. o ..... Heullng. For •'-Ill dirt. and top aoll. Coli Col 814-261-1427. Air aontltiolwro Ulld. FrMk'o Pawn lhop, 2nd. Ave., Gollpolio, 4441-0840. a-olafolde.e·lladiODd oond. •10. w- whllli choir, ... · 1176. Call 814-3Q-HII. .,," r C1J MOVIE: '1 0' .•' (J).oentlehn ()) EIPN Spooiol: USFL Exhibition F-11 Phliodllphio vo. Tompo Bey from · Wembiey 8tldlum. London. Englwnd ()) MOVIE: 'Tho Searohlra' (J).lD Fou~Upo. Bleapo/ Biunclors : D Cll 9 AftlrMASH Klin· ·' ~ ..... •' ..•• . .. ~'IF IGOT 'liM FIGUReD •• ' •• ' LONG! .t•t;: ' :-•i I I ·~ '} CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpolio, Ohio Phone 1114-448· 3888 or 814-448·4477 ,_ ..... I ' ~~~· Jack at1d Furley bagin to panic when a football player believes that one of them 11 having an affai_r JIM'8 I'I.UMBING a HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Bo• 356, GIIH· pclio. Collll14·317·0tl78. ·::;;::::::;;===;==== ~ 83 Excavating with his wile. (II) [Closed Captioned]. D (J) ® Domoatic Ute The Crane household is ex· cited wh~tn Harold's Little League teJm makes it into ,. •' tho city ploroll. 1:00 • !IJ CD lllptlda Nick. ,. Cody"and Boz try to help a r• wom'an who has disc~v· ered that her husband has 1'' ' I! I ~~ .....•• ........ ~·· Good- 1 Excavating. beoomenta, footera. drivewaya. oopt~ tonko, iond-plng. Coli onytlme ' 114·448· 4837. Jamu ~- Dovlaon. Jr. --- planned a killing. (R) (60 ' ::-: min.) !I) HBO Pnamilnl: Orawl An ouJ!aw is pitted against "'·~ ...•'· his. adversary. James Coburn. Kirk Douglas, Alexandra Bastedo. ... ...,. ~ • (J) 700 Club ·' CIJ e (fJ Arthur Hailey' a '· Hotel Peter and Mro. Cabot ••• "WINNIE BUT AFTER WE R[t>ECQRATEO, Tlif HOUSE OUR PtRSOAAL J.A.R.Conotruction Co.llutl..,d. Oh.814-7U-2903; 1 974 VW Bug. good oonll· Beumon11. F-oro. Con· . lion, runo good. Col 304crete work, Backhoe'•· 8711-3970. · eo- • Ditchor, Dump '78 Chevy 2110. I "VV motl!f truob. a wat..·ao•-· · - trenomillion. '73Chlvy IIICirlcel Nn11. porto. 304-1711·1848. - - - - - - - - . For Bolo. 1980 Cau 4608 72 · TNcka for Sale Dour. 2800 hro, aide CCV· ero, full lwMp oonopy.1848 Willey'• Jeep, treck, pino • buohing. 1980 Volk-agoro llollllll 79 Motor• Homea •2700: 1978 Co• BlOC Pickup. Alao 1 ton Fonl Book-. 2800 hro, on· • Camper~ cloood cab. n - - r droo. wroctoar. 8111 · 3170184, . . ood acund, •11,000. Clil I Jllllro. before 8:30 1171 OMC I!Opvan, 14ft. IUROETTE CAMPER a .m . , 814-818·1889 or gluopotboat_t_ BALEI • IEIIVICE. Open 888·6923 8 :30. . and 40 HPJ"""- - o r. dally 9 10 1:30, lot. 9 10 4, c - lundev. u.s. Rt. 10. For 8ole 1873 FOI'd 11180 Col4441-4337. · Coolville, Oh 814·887· Beokhoe. wnolo•d oeb. MW 3318. - · t7100; 1113 GMC 8ingleuleumi-INCII, good 1177 Bonenu camping troilor 31ft., 1 oxpondo, AC, rellull 311 D - . 1182 1·1 0 Clwvv plakup. CerJw!M, n.OOO.Coi44J.. trualo, 12800; Homo modo V-8. 4 opd., AM-FM tapl, 2440 .... 41'M. lowlloy, lingle . oxle, fifth . aun root, v i n y l bed. whool, 11100. O.I.O, #or Mercury 8obl2300co 30 ft. '-ten ....... 84. trade lor 4Ji4 or Horley englno. lulomatic, rallullt 18,800. John'a A- ...... 1111 - · llr. Con DIVicloon.Call l.oto Jefforo, motor, good liru, good Bulnillo lid, 0 ........ Oh. tully Dpon 11 dill&. Cell 441- b l - 01 foir oo"-ound, 814-811·8111 beloro 8:30 concllion, esoo.oo. SCJ4.. 4782. lot 1 1 A, BOO. o.m. or 898·1823· otter 937·2028. 41:30. . 22' treilor for alie ..., Ttuall T . M001 · , 9119 vw -~·- good ..ont colora. · .John'• -.Noet .....n.IHat mechonlcol condition, 304- diff Auto ............ .. Rd, 21 Hill Ave.. GllllpoNo 84 Electrical 876-~628. Golllpoh, Oh. ()pon tldlrtl. • Refrigeration Call 4441-4782. 1177 vw - up · ........ It ...... 13.000. 1979 FordF100, Vary ..... Cell 114-241·11478. SEWING Meohhw nopolro, and In ua - · 304·171· 2883 attar I. Apuho 1an1 o1wepo - · · A u - linger • lorvlce lhlrpon four. 10. 8lliH lcloooro. Fabric lhop, '77 Ford lwlf ton p(ekup, CII,....:Hu. . ' Pomeroy. 114-112· 2214. 8tandMI t r l l • ' 'an. ~ 175-3217. '13 Tarry Ce111p1r, 2811. 1111 Oeneral Hauling conulnod, with eir. · 85 73 Vena. 4 W.D: 11.200.00. Locoled Hond· r: ...... Vo. INIIte, .........lwd.AT.PS,N, AM-I'M I vrt ....., ''at 7141 ..... 1.. ., Home JOLJCH, IT 1!1£CAME HOME TO ' w- Jomao lloya 8orvlce. Alao. poclo -.!. Col1114· 2•8·11"1 or 114-448' 1171 or 11"·44..7111. · 87 ner'' charode. (R) (80 min.) · [Closed Coptioned] . D (J) 9 MOVIE: 'fo-nLove' CIJ 8Ht of Sullivan tDl Viatnom: A Televlolon Hiotory 'LBJ Goes to War (1864-1965)." With Ho Chi ~.,_M_E~·--- ... ' '· ·' Minh determtned to reun1te Vietnam and Lyndon John· son determined to prevent it, the stege is set for the und~lared Vietnam War. ,, >, "'· •,.• ,. ---· JIMI WATIR IEIIVICE. Col Jim .__, 304-876· 7H7. o.M,BOO.c.l~ l'l'&o1711 ......... 1178 ClwwiiM ..... 4 wo. 110 ..... •a.loO. Call ............. .... are held at gunpoint and -Mark plays along with a Flash«UUnce/interior desig- GA~ ....... " ....... w. Farm.' The problema of our current t'vriculturalsyttem are exa,.ined with special loo.k~ at the short term needs for profit and the long term needs of the land . (II) (80 min.) (Closed r Cliptioned) 8:30 CIJ. (fJ ThNO'I Co;npony '1 l • ; Ud. new_lob at the·hoopital . (A) ([) (JJ) Nova 'Down on the RIGHT, TH"T WON'T T""'E 1 977 Chevy ' Novo, rune ood. eno . 304· 8711· 368. • t977'16tonvan.illrll-. -•mi..._ h8't1£d,..., nptatn · ger begins a lunch· hour re· dio show over the hospital's PA system and Judy tries tO ·a djust to her .·. ~ - . 10:00 BARNEY I ' SAT IN OOC • ~I'ICHART'S OFFICE 'TWO SOLID HOURS THIS MORNitJ' ••,.' •• BEEN ABLE , e CIJ Major ~uo ea..ball: Cincinnati at Sen Harts try to help a figure sk•ter reach her dream of ·competing for an Olympic SINCE ,.,. "• Sil'flplon re-enters Aeming· ton's life arid lat.~ra finds herv11ldefendin0 the Pat· ton ~OIIection by herself. (RJ (80 Jilin .) · · •• '•' •• ...., • (() ellrabelh R' Ill> Newawotch 10:30 CIJ Eroo Aanerice (J) My Little Margie ()) MeJor League Be10ball: Atienll at 1.oo ""'"leo ,tnl 11 the Country Ready lor a Woman V~ Pruldenl1 .l...._ndon!Niwl 11:00 (l) Getting Evon· Viotiml Flgl)tlleok (lJ MOVIE: 'Krull' · !IJ Anothlr Lite (!) lportaCI~IIr SNAKE!! •• '•, '• ..'••· , ...•• ,. ~ tl. ...,.. •• ClleCJltJD.(fJ N-. II L_ _........;...____-,..1;;;;·.2"1~ • ' ' .. ---· 51-!E 1/JM SO CUTE ... I USEP 10 5E£ IS IN SUHPW 5CMOOL N~ I IlEAl. 5t!E'5 SWITCiteO CdCIIES (!) N-bponlll-r • Odd Couple 11:111 ()) P...otympie Volleyball: USA Cup• • UIA va. Argentina Cover•o• of the . USA Cup is pr...ntod from Soh Diego, CA. , . 1 1:30 !IJ 11eat of Grouoho (J) WKIIP in Cincinnati (!) Tanlllht Show (J) McGirmt MeGer· retttrlootolind out why the . Flv..O hal fo iled IO lhUt ' d-n o Kumu-oporoted e f:M( II,IIEK ... lmptOVIIIIIIltl TIIIITATI UI'HOL'ITi!AY IHOP 111:1 lac. A,..., Oelllllollt. 114-44t·71Uori14-44818U. tion~] [Closed Cap- ()) e '"'--lOSI:T SHOT--· min~ Diogo . . (l) Auouhed Nuts (JJl Hart to Hart The ··AN' I AIN'T THEN HE . GIVE MEMV ALLERGY (R) (80 gold medal. (II) (80 min .) (Cioaed Captioned] CD RemingtOn S-la Anna ..,. ..••. .-•.. ..... .;"~ ... '\)1'\;.• Prlntan•-henl: nerc"otics ~anufactyring lab. (II) (80 min.). ., t XI XI I X J ( " ' - 0 "'"""'""] voa..rdly'ol CIJ Lltorlltht Amerlce 'i ~- : Jumble" VOUCH IDIOM BRAZEN QAOTIO · ~ ; How djd the trumpet playtr manage to get . Into th1t excluelvi party?- • ' .. l) , ~ '• -:·.,"1.~ HE " HORNED" IN .~· ' ."•'·' ~ : •ui.J!( ,;.•. Mt .,. ... , . . .•.hlllllltt 80011 No. IIIII .,..,... for 12.26Jiwl iloente poet.at _.......,. lrMI .NIMIIII, clo .... ....,....., P.O. I&o.: llf, Pal•yr•, N..l. 011111. ....._,.., ................ dpcodiHdliMl•dMictpiiJ•bllltoNnnps; ...... Enlertllnmont min.) 1 -ftV- =:;·.•• Shiubo pruned, l.wn ,.. ooedod. releining walla, oidewolko, petioo. bork . (fJ e . P,lumbing ,lit Haating , _ . j .. ..: 1~ ... . .,. .".. ~ '. • ~'-~ - · e alieo end oorviol. 304-8911- Rornodlilng. licling. inotolling ond ropliring llropleceo.• olf'IUioted loflak lnd otucco, lhormo raplecornonl win· · 804·1711·1600. -,:::._- I w-"·teo! commorclol,and -aotlc. holu. pump 82 • :ronighl J-riOIII : 7:30 CIJ na.Tla bough . . ()) ESPN'o • Rlngolde Review ()) All In the Family (J) (J) Family Feud (!) Love ConniOIIon (I) Dr. Who • 9 Wheal of Fonune e (fJ Paoplo'o Court • Mejor Luguo Beeaball: Pltt8burJ!I ot Monlnlal 8:00 CIJ CIJ A teem The A :reen,J is hired by reeident1 ole New York ghetto block .I who 1rt being victimized by extonionilll. (R) (60 GET ' your corpol I HIP ~· <' SHAPE 'WITH CAPTIAN' , , ~ STEAMER. Water re,_ol. furniture cleaning. !rea _.._ mateo. 304-878-22118. Cement llnlwhor, Richord Gorllold. 814-986·4484. Batem.nt,, pool deckt,~ porting loto, any oile job. -',J ...... ' N-lh~ur \ ~ IIIFI IENCe ·' 'ltlUit DeQSOI •, . ,.' •a. Fhwcod cut up olabo t16 pickup iold. Coli 114-246· 11804. ' . ,,.ilJr .6. Pa.JEO.IS fUSUASial snw ·~ • ~- ' ·()) Nithtly luelnooo "-rt IJD Nowo (fi) MecNeii/Lihrer . I ,' BA8EM'ENT WATER· PROOFING . Unconditionol lltetime guorantu. L-1 rot-H fumilhed . Fr10 oetimet~. Coli collect 1· . 814·237-0488, 9 o.m. to II p.m. Roger• Buemont W-proollng. .. \.. ,(f.. --.:· ,.,...... ...." :-:''.j. ,. ' ())~ · .(J) Be~lord tnd Son (J) Entertoinmont Tonight • (!) Wheal of Fortune ' , D (J)· Wheal of Fortune . -<· 3802. ,.. ,,•¥,!' -~ ~'l_,r ... .,.......,.. •• . '"',. ~ inau~. 211 ft. 11-m ••pnooo cru- Fly Bridge, VA 228 Mareno._ 204 hra. Put In w - May 1980. uc. cond. Coli Onio 114-,..·3282. ~· · nf1 . . ~ . . ur.. l r -" Home M•intenence Repair 8ervlc11. Moot· onythlng done. ro-neble, riiH. 11cenoed. Coil 814 · 2611·· MFG Boot. ioldod, mint condltlooi. 14.000· SHULAW'B Plumbing ...d . . . . for - n 1·0 oki Heating, 211 SIAth II., ......... boat 01' - · - n l'loinl Ptouont. W. Ve. 304171-8420. UconNd and - · Coll814-441-0871. 1972 Iter Croll. 24_,.,., II. Jot Boat va PontloC now carpet. good cond. Coli Oulo 814-441-3282. I _,'· RINGLE'S SERVICE expe· riancad rooting. ·Including hot tor oppllootion. carpontor, electrlcion. mooon. Coil 304-876-2088 or 878· 4&e0. Ten hendmede B1rbie out· .flu. 116.00. Alghono made vllriouolizu and pricoe. Call UNd Furniture •• Cheln. 304-896·3080 d,Y.n, ond TV' a. 3 milao out Bulevilla Rd. Opon 9om to ~ HP pcoi filter, 2 yearo old, 8pm, Mon. lhru Fri .. Sam to 11 oo.oo. conoole bia • white TV. 126. golf ciuba • 6pm, Sot. to.g. U6. 304·882· 2718. 814· 441-0322 3 Fumi- efficiency opt. in . Rio o,.,.do. Ceii448-01 67. Autot for Sale AMF Roedmootor Moped, e110.00 or win lredo. 304· 871-8874. . 2 bdr. apt. newly decoroted, eao to 114& ...,mo. utlltleo port. pllid. Coll87li-61 04 or 678-8388. Apartment for Rent 'a 71· ~ '·f' ' ' Jividen'• Fonn Equipment. 814-44.. 1876. Long Tracto1, Vermeer round bllitro. rokM. taddln • mowero. AIIO o oomplole line . of bole handling equipmont oCCHMrlooT llotory tlllaro. rotory cunar.. 111oc1ao c:Uiilvoloro. dioc.. plowo• ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""'_ _ _ _ _.;._ _ _-l ~ drivoro, ploolic .lonko. r woodoplitllra,g-.- •2 bdr. moblo home, e110 mo. pluo dop. Cell 81 4-388· 8711 . • •'' :·[~ .. . ..! 1:00 ·• CIJ (J) • (J) (JJ • lD Nwia CIJ MOVIE: 'Somewhere In TIOM' N,w Truouro Hunt . Andy •(irllflth , -/spone/Weathor (J) MocNeli/Lihror Nlwohour tDl Reeding Rolnbow llarTnok . 8:30 CIJ (!) NBC. N1w1 ·• Coming An•-• CIJ lllflemin ()) Mozcll Sporttlook (f) Carol Burnett (I) • .lD AIC N-• .Cil:9CIIIIN.Wo tDl Body Elaotrio 7.:00 • ell PM Mqorlne C1J M0\11£: 'Meienl.. C1J Horo Come the Bridal ' .,.. •, ' • '..,J . EYINtNG •• H • I Homo lmprq_1, vinyl liding, rooflntl, room ooldltion, otonn "'"'-•· otono. Call 8 14·317·0409 or 8.14· 387·7244 .. I t. diao. 3 pt. hitch, edjuotobla pitch. • 1 110. Coli 814-381-1886. 7/24/F¥ '• PAINTING· Interior ond exterior, plumbing. rooting, oomo romodollnv. 20 yro. ..,. Coil 814-381-9812. l8iiFiimiE~;jj;;i;iiit 61 Farm Television Viewhtl ...• .Morcum RooflnJ • IPOIII· ing. Now inetoiTing rubber roof,. 30 yuro .. .,...1enoa, opociolllinll in built up roof. Cell 814·388·11117. Ook well phonoo. r-oro. prOIMdcholro.podoelolto· blea. hutchoo. • mloc. Paul C-1• Fumlturo, Rt. 7, Tup""'' Ptolno, Ohio. Deluxe broiler oven , Ike new. 614·9811-4227. ' Home Improvement• Krr 'li' CAN.'IUI!ilbr u, w. ""' The Daily Sentinel-Page 9 ·~ <J5 Ohio • Tueay,.Julv 24,' 1984. "' . . ..... ..r:..·· Oswald Jacoby and James·Jacoby ____________ Keeping West at bay .,.···r¥· . , ,,:: •KJ!084 tl09643 " ' UM, .J8 WEST .Q64 ..,, ' : .... · ·~ ... ' EAST .K9H32 •au t KJii ., SOUTH .,. =-- •.u 10 .AQ973 +HS2 -, ..... '.,,. . ' tl'r- • "'t'P·" .! ..•rJ• Villilerable: East·West ·Dealer: South .West 1111 •• I 1 lniDp lel4 ID 1111 baDd ... toot ltd. 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AXYDLJIAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter lllanc\s for liliOiher. In this sample A is used far the three L's, X for the two O's, eli!. Single letters, ljJOIItrophee, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code leiters are different. ..- • •til,. . p CR}'PI'OQUOTES ' ' \ lo..,. HEVW CEVWK'SS VGK ' H VWVEDQ HAGQ PN ATWQ -~-~' ~ .....- .. PK · ' _.,,'ilt- G ' · .-tr r EKXW .,-., '· ... ..; CGSOWI IECK G HADWWA. - .... ... ~ ' •"r£'.. ' .,..,j• DY -IQGDI OPBSPKJ y..._,,, Cryptoquole: NO ONE ·CAN BtnLD IDS SECURJ1'Y UPON TilE NOBlEtiDlS OF ANOTHER PERSON.- WIU..A CATHER I '.,, ,,... . t\ ~·...- �. Paga - - Clarence R. Wise t10 """ Wise; 94, formerly of Middleport, 4led Monday In sacred Heart Hos]lltal 'In Pensacola, Fla. · · He was born In 18111 In Old R,andolph, Ky., a son of the late Henry A. and Sara Katron Wise. He was a member of the Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport. Hewas,alsoamembetof!lle MlddlepQrt Masorilc Lodge ~. F.&AM for 65 years; the Ancient Accepted Scotllsh Rite, Valley of :eolumbus; Mahl Temple Slirlne at Miami. He was a retired New York Central Railroad cionduclor. · Survivors lnchlde a daughter and son-ln-lilw, Mildred Nm aDd Jlunes E. Souders of Pensacola, Fla.; son 'and daul!hter-ln-law, Roscoe C. and Mary Wise of Middleport; three .granddaul!hters. Beth Ann Teasdel of JacllsonvDie, Fla., Jennifer Harrtsol) of~. and Susanna ·WiseofMlddleport; twograndsons, -:Michael and Gary Sollders of 'Pensacola, Fla.; two greatgranddaul!hters and several niEces · 014 Clarence R.ooroe<Rilss) Nico horr utU~ - 211 F urr Pllflo .,7 2bd 814 2br: I'> I 448 ,2 bt mo. 871 - 2 81 rurel terpo dep• 218! ~ 3BF fuml .Wl Ill•~ '"'" ~Ill Zbr: Plotl Coli ,.,.,. mtb. 2be· rtqUI -=2 br s ••~ I 383• I - I -ForF ,,I bedft -~ the Rev. Robert Robinson oftlclat· lng. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetecy. 1118: Two omtil ..,D, 4A FU<ni ,.i} ' Zrtd .• ~; ~71 N3~ ~ ..... 3 ' clwdtl C~fl ~ :Up"' 100m · "!'•. I belor ·R esurfacing bids accepted ' . ' \ Middleport VUJage eouncn Mon· . Bai!ch and Sycamore. . day night accepted the only bid -Alley running south 1rom Ash submitted on asphalt for the repair towards Park between Beech and of vWage streets and alleys. Sycamore. The bid was from Shelly Co., with -Alley running trcm Ash to the prtoe of the asphalt to be $.l6. 71 Hartinger Parkway between Plum .perton. . and Sycamore. . Hoffman pointed out that the -Alley running from Hartinger Village only has about $al,IIXl on Parkway to Laurel Street between ·hand for the resurfacing of the Plum and Sycamore. Fts and alleys with total costs to -Alley running from Hartinger be about $42,11Xl for the entire Hst of Parkway io Laurel Street between ln1provements. The company- .,.Ul Sycamore and Beech. go ahead with the enUre project and -Bosworth Street from Hartinwill accept payment of the balance ger Parkway to Logan. lilterwithoolnterest, Hoffmansaid. -Alley which starts on Lincoln : eouncn voted to proceed with the and circles near football field to entire list and resurfacing by Shelly Pearl Street between South Fourth. was to begin today. and Pearl. · The list of Improvements approved by councU lncllllle: -Alley running from G!'ant -Alley running trcm end of Street to lJncoln Street between . Headley street and circling aroum Pearl and Beech. ' to Ru.s9ell Street. -Alley running from Grant to -Alley running from Maple Logan- beside Walburn PI ope1 ty Street to Park Street. between Broadway and Hysell. Russell and Headley. . -Alley running south off South -Alley from Beech Street to . Seventh between Grant and PearlStreetbet:weei!Patkand·Ash. -Cbestnut. ·. · -Alley running from Mulberiy -HOoker Street trcm South Sixth street to General Hartinger Park· and dead-ending behind . Walters way between South Second and pmpe1ty. South'lblrd. -Alley from Walnut Street to · -Alley running from Hamilton Rutland Street, betweenNorthFirs.t :Street to J:!artlnger Parkway be- andNorthSecom. 1wl!en ·South Second and South -Alley running from Walnut to :'lblrd. CoalbetweenNorth'lblrdandNorlh : . ..:.Alley running from Hamilton Fourth. 'Street 16 Hartinger Parkway be-section on curve at south end of tween South Third and Short Grant.' · Fourth. -Patch Ash Street. • ...:Alley running trcm Hamilton . -Patch Oliver Street. ·,Street to Hartinger Parkway be-{lid cemetery entrQ!lce road, · tween Short Fourth and Pearl. -Higll Street trcm Ash to Park. ~ · :-Alley running trcm Hartinger -Dead end sectlon of Hysell Parkway In Ash Street betwem Street. between Furnit ci . 113 ' rra~ betwl . lllvefo lpRI Cltlzo . -room, ~-~ •.a26 8 .14- 1 28_15. II • . Amtrak ... co 1s1on )d)). d" J · Firefighters had to break windows to rescue trapped passengers, and the most severel;y Injured were lowered In cherry pickers Ill feet fromtbetrackstowaltlngambulan· ln}urlngll51nArntrak'sfourthfatal licctdent this !OOnth, oftlclals said. ~below. Others were evacuated Into another train that pulled alongside tiH! derailed cars and taken to Pennsylvania Station. F.iles sw't 1 bdri ~ -·· UPP\If Otrpt1 •1M. ·~""· 1 bed """'.. ::::: Shorellner to pass, said Aintra~t spokesman Clltforcl Black. 'l1le ~ were traveling on the same ., !rack because of repairs, he said. In Meigs County Common Pleas ,. The ln\pact derailed both Jocorno. Court, Danny Darst of Pomeroy [ ..tlves and four cars on each train. filed suit against Clara Lochary _of Paperoy for$14,imfordalnageand Injuries, allegedly due to anApt1H3 ,. . auto-motorcycle accident Involving ~· The Meigs Athletic Boosters will Darst and Mrs. l..Dchary. TaylOr Chevrolet Inc. filed suit for ... ;neettonlghtat7:00p.m.atthehlgh $453ljialnsl Ken young. . School. Edith G. Taylor and Tolson Taylor had their inarrlage dissolved In the . 'Boosters to meet · . -· - Taxes due Nice unfur ihe Meigs County Probate Court to Mo In ... m .• A PAl ""d I . court. jt.m. v...,. ..,.. ..,.-- -· -· --· - 171-4 3 fOO, 1221. refre~~ . 171-1 2bec -~ J' · Admissions - Robert Parsons, Racine; Virgie Walker, Racine; IKathy Robinson, Middleport; =:.~~: ~IJ(!th . . Discharges _- Neva KinS• Mary Kauff, Ethel Hatfield, Allee Plantz. A marriage license was Issued In :Arthur Bradshaw, :l6, MiddlepOrt and Glorta . Dark;'ne Grover, 34, PomeroY. Eugene The Yellowstone-Grand Teton Wonderland program to be held at Carleton School is sche!luled for this evening. CLEVELAND (AP) - The WIJinlng number drawn Monday Jll&lit In the Ohio Lol)ery's dally game, ''The Number," was 562. .. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday thrOUgh Friday, the win· iung number was 743'2. i . . . . . EATS'icklt, Dutch, Cooked $llatn1 · 1 t'='i·SifM·.~~ .....1olf'lno... cb . . . ·, L . UNCH· M VALLEY IEll POT PIES 5 fOil$} OO . •· ~lf5 . . lo Cout*llltcnaoy · ' DURKEE" 3.0Z. All Week \PACK CANS :- $169 We ments, not the merchants. "We have always had good relations with Mason and 'New · . Haven," Clark said. "It WllUI(I be a . shame to see tholle ... good relallaos Interrupted by smiieth1ng .t he merchants have 110Cillllrol over." , $}49 COTIAGE CHEESE 240Z. $}l 9 . . tatoes. .' GEIERIC 2 LITEI POP :.. 79$ VINEGAR SAUCE Chunks !$J59 6 LBS/ 'FREE Choice Chunks ~1% '45"9 Hi-Pro Chunks 26%$4 99 Candy.. Bars YOUI CHOIC~ two ..... PlflcNst Dl pteb of Kllttt's Wilft«S. GEIIEIIC POP 4-12 oz: s1°0 INSTERSTATE CUT FRIES CASE (24) $5 29 89¢ Sl Thur·9. ;Only DR. PEPPERIPACl $}'198tJ& 16 oz. Dlit CAIPBEU'S .... Dop. SOUP SLB; FREElOll oz. VIT. D MILl( SUGAR li11it ono with c111 purchost of two bom of .Cernl. .97' 59¢ LimH - l!ilh pwehm · of 2·10 lb. INip of Idaho Pollttltl. 2% MILK Wlth§L~~two 89 4 GAL I0'4 .tr:K 89'PI•s Dtp. Ullit one With NC:h lomlt ono \WI)It uch !!Well"' of two ·illp of purcha of 0111 10 lb. Ereo~IR Condj. ldlho Potatos. 12 oz. COOKIES ·. 99 4· •= ·, PRIDE SALTINE •, oneone 10 Willi lb. ldlllo CLOROX BLEACH CRACKERs · 49' GAL. l&oz.}Q$ · 69 4 .240Z. Ulllit oni W..-" peel• ol 2 ]llellllll a-. purchnl of 2 Bo•n of Cerul. of two bOIIH of · Idaho PQtoton. • CHEESE ~ MCh ' Limit IIIII lillil one with 11Ch Pll'thni of 0111 10 lb. SOFT BATH Limit 1 OM with IICh purchiH of 3 packs oi Klhn's L,nclrton lltell. The survey wUl be conductl!d door-to-door of the conswner and professional ~ses In POmeroY · every year," Gl!)ecknerex~ In other businesl!, County Englneer Phil Roberts l:'1!pOI1a) to commlasloners on the progress of the plana for the access road to TOWMhlpRoad361toU.S.33. ThellJWnlhlproadwa,sc~to33 traf!1!: when the · bypass was !lm)llleted. Roberti has met with Ohio ~toiTraniprtatlonengi· neen and with the primary resl· dent, Georee Carpel', wbo owns .•...t·•ect.._Wrlter . remalnedafterallpo$SiblespendiJig B)'MAK'l1NCRUTSINGER area. TheroadswWbecloiedforone clay during the week of Aug. 6. Conrall wiD be more specific later, Roberts said. Tentative plans are for repairs on Township Roads 4, 10 and 27. ' The highway ~mt Is_now seaHng Township Rolld 18 and has canpletedTownshlpRoad25aswell as roads In the Chester area, the engineer added. explained. Reagan, Mondale · swap accusations on tax·increases ~ . 2 Soctiont, 12 ...... 25 Conti A Multlrtr.,!la Inc. NowlfiGpot . cut,lhadbeenJ'nade. . . ATHENS :.._ Gas began flowing 1'-lay to custaners of Columbia GasoiOhlotrom a newly-developed gas lleld near here. 'With the heatiiig season just a tewmpnthaaway, we~especlally pleased that ·the '"lii'Olecl has ~tilizing Ted Warner, crew superilisoi- of the COU!\cy highway department, estimated the COU!lty will have sealed i()-50 miles by the erx1 of the summer. County crews are now cataloging guardrails and Installing guardraUs on Middleport hill, Roberts said. Roberts also repotted be Is stDI trying to get signs to the countY, landllll. The signs were·ordered In· AprU but are lost somewhere In the state bureaucracy, Roberts commented. Reagan ·appeal~ · to disenchante.d Democrat voters WASHJNGTON (AP) -Ronald Mondale, wi1o ts on a flshl}lg Reagan and Walter Mondale have vacation In Mlnne!ota, 8CCII8ed had their first clash -over, w~ ts Reagan .of watfllng on the~· likely to Ilea key hattlegroundofthe "I've been hearing fish stories t¥J fall campaign- taxes. Reagansays week, but tonlglrt Mr. Reagan told a be has "no plans" to raise them. big one,'' Mondale said II) a · Mondalesaysthepresldentlstelllng statement.j "He said ~~ no tax a "fish limy." Increases would be necessary but Moodale says a tax' Increase Is then ptuceeded to open the door for Inevitable next year, 110matterw1x> "unfair taxes after the election." Is president. But Reagan, trying to . Mondale 'first raised the tax Issue picture Mondale as a free.spendlng during his nomination acceptance liberal, says that ISn't the case. speech to the Deinocrallc-OOIM!II· During a televised news confer. tlo!J. wbere be said: . ence '1\leeday. nJilhl, Re&gan- .. "Mr.l'l.eaganwBhllitl~.._,and chargl!d that Mondale has ''repeat: sowW I. Hewon'ttellyou.Ijustdld.'.' edJy and over the yean suPPorted In addltloa to -~ h1s 1 tax IncreaSes on any number of · administration's economic ·acoccaalons." cqnpllslunentli, tlie president used · Asked itbeWilUid Dally ruleoota , hls26thtelevlsedl)eWSconferencetO l9lli request fm; a tax Increase, tssueachallellgetotheelect1on·year Reagan at first said "Yes." Coll81esstopassa batch~jlelldlng "I have 110 plans for a tax legislation -lncludlngtheSCH:alled Increase," he said. -"1 relieve It balancedbudgetamendmenttotbe WOUII;IIlecounterproductlve"forthe Constitution, tax breaksforp$l'EIIts · economic recovery. of lower and middle 1n00me private a 11e1t1t :=n~ 1 MAKING Bill Pi 'Jest Be~e~cw•• · However, moments later, the school students, Increased retlrerepoden Ill . . Eltll Bllom ol llle WMle . _ 1' !I 'ar e. .I I· ptesldent appeared to hedge, say- ment bellefttS for housewives and a Re•sn IBid lie 11M • pl-. • a lu: lllcreMe .xi ,..-111 r t 1 • - &o lng, "you WQUJd have to kdc at the t:m permitting studenf religious DeniOCIMic mal Waller F. Maa.,.•'• see.._ 111M-~~ blewtlaiJie taxstructure"Hasubslantlaldellclt groops to meet after hours In · no mtllter wllo wn tile rle ctloD (AP I• . e pbo&D). schools. •:e:tra:u B)' MAUREEN SANTINI AP ~ llol.e Col itiiiiiO'w'ent Continuing the blast at Walter F. Mondale be ilElgan at h1s news AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Presl· conference Tuesday night, Reagan dent Reagan, declaring that thel984 asserted that . "the Democrallc. electkln offers.voters a clear choiCe leadership" was ''going so far left: between "greater freedom or coer~ they've left America." cion," today asked disaffected o.mocrats to abanoon the party he · Reagan, who rejected Mondale's said represented a "graveyard of call for a tax .Increase as a way to giolm and envy." · help balanCl! the .budget, renewed ''To thole of you whQ .are stm that theme today. · Democrats and who mll!hl share In this lmporlant state, which has my belief that gOvernment sl)ould 29 electoral votes, Reagan spelled • ootplundermore~ourearnlngs, ... · out what h1s advisers haye ·been I exteod an lnvlt&tlon to you and saying for days - that RepUIJilcans ml1llons ~ethers: believe Democrats have ~bbed ''Ccme where you will be wei- .Texu. o:mi!8i'ia lipjiiooatm.:JO!iiGeorge ' • "At their convention, fiie leader· . Bush and me,~ IOIII!Ihet we wiD ship of the Democratic Party gaVe · make hlatory Nov. 6; 196l" be Texas the back of their hand," the urgro. president asserted. "Well, we've ~ Reagan spoke at a rally on a come to give you a message from two<lay, three-slate campaign trip oorhellrt: WecareaboutTexas." designed to respond to charges Reagan's appeal to Dt:tJklCrats to • leveled against h1m at the Demo- vote Republican was a reflection Or crallc convention and to level a few h1s campaign advlsl:rs' belief t!lat · polltlcal broadsWs of h1s own. be cannot win Texas, as well as. · Willi VIce President Bush, a many other slates, without a large Texan. at h1s sldf,.Reagan told hts bloc of Democratic votes. audience, "'lbts election otters the He COIItended that the Democlearest, sharpest, most lmport.aut cratlc ticket, which be never choice In modem times - greater mentioned by name, . was too fieedomorooerclon." pessimistic. privately-produced natural gas · The Athefls-area gas COOli!S trcm 14 wells drilled by producer EdWard E. A.th.illn the area near Guysville, chainnan. . · "We are COI\tlnulng to work with In the townships of Canaan, CarOhio pro:lucers· to obtain as much thage, Lodl ilnd Rome. The gas Is Ohio gas· as we can for our ' canied through a new, 'J.O.mlle plpellne to existing Columbia faclll· customers,'' White added. progressed on schedule," said Marvin E . White, Columbll! ties at Athens. Construction of the three-Inch diameter plpellne began last February.' Columbia has oontracted toe buy nearly 1 billion culic ~of gas a 1 year eventuallyforColumblacustomers trcm the Atha field, White said. . White said a billion cubic feet ts enoog1t to !luppJ.y annual needs of a oonunurilty of 25,1XXl. "Inltlall;y, we will receive about one-third of a billion cubic feet of gas a year," White said. "Asgastrcm more wells beCOmes available, the annual ~I wW Increase to the bllllon-<.'llblc-foot level In about 2~ years." · ·' Alba, an Independent producer; said be expects the wells to produce gasforabout~years. School•designated lottery profits set for fall distribution ·COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)-School theOhloLottecy. State SUperintendent o1 Public the Ohio Department of Education lnstnlctkln Franklin Walter said liow much their state-aid bonus dlstrlclsarebelngsentguldellnesto dlecks wiD be as a result of $85 lleusedln'IPJII;ylngftlrthemoney. J'llll]lon !n unanticipl!tedprofltstrcm "Funds wW be distributed SOllie· Umelnliltefallat$23.18perpupll," - A plan adopted by the General Waltersald. Asserilblyprovldesfor$45rn1Uionto The mlllley n:presents part of the be distributed on a per-pupil basis, W1811ticlpated profits , trcm the with $40 mllllclluet aside tor other lolteryforthetl!calyearendedJune educatlon-relaledexpenses. :11. C1evl!land, the lllate's largest ' public school system, will fecelve ·Grudge-bearing ~nm~ kills four, wounds police officer SLB. ' Conrall has notllledRobertsthatlt will lie ·repa1rjng several ,grade crossings in the.Ungsvtpe.Dex1er Carper's Nursery, Just off the township road. . 1l1e comm1asloners are hoping that consl:nlctlon ~the acd!ss road wW bring Carper's business to Its original polentlal, County Commissioner Richard Jones said. Roberta estlmated-that construe· tlon will probably begin smlftlme next year. The plans · must be appiWed by several lllate and federal qencles, as well as obtainIng a grant for the work, Roberts •• Columbia begins NEW KEEBLER 32oz. 69~ Paper Towels R.C. COLA . summer PI'OIIJ'am& to bulk:L on It POINT- WATERMELON $} 99 EACH MIRACLE WHIP INICb of Knn's Lonchton ' Lilli! one wiHJ uch ..... · PUicltH of 2 ~~~ of Kthn's luncbooR ..111. GENERI~ , • . ·POP ·'.2~$ ' <• a. . "'!C..,_"'' wHh uch GAL With Elch Purchase of Two Frozen Pizzas • li11it 0111 lliiii!O oi. ep co·OKIES 2 ll. BAG BANANAS Coody. , . One with ...~ purchost of oov(to10G 25 LB. ~~Wgt~~w SUNTEA JAR · . S!59 l20Z. $149 . $}19 GAL. , 3 111&1 of Frenllin CHEESE ' 24 ot. $13.9 ROOto.s~ER 2% MILK .6 PACK 12 oz. KERR entlne . the most money - $1.753,538. asbe!!tos containment-removal or: Columbus wW get $1.5 mDllon, for· half ,of the cost of emergency Cincinnati $1.1 mllllon and Toledo capital Improvement projects. slightly morethan$1mllllon. Robert Bowers, an asslslantslate' ,Legtslator.;requlredlstrlctstou.se school superintendent, said the the extra money for textbooks, 'mosalariesneycannot be used for employee: COO!puter hardware and software, . • e~r~~~:, ·--~---,--~ij;iiiiiiiiiiiO~-===::;;;;; ~-· . ...u •• , I COCA-COLA $ 29PlusUllitlDID. "'oz. . 16 oz. LOAVES PRICES EFFECTtVE THRU lUNDAY. 7/21/14 "FREE 13&MM-rl"x8" PRINTS 110MM-rl"x8" PRINTS . 128MM-I"x8" PRINTS . DISC-4"x8" PRINTS PARKIIG" " suPER . NO SALES . MARKET· TO DEALERS EX PR ESS" . ... f ' .: . · . . MIDDLEPORT, .OH. ~ · We IM~n~s ,t~. ~ht ''~!mit ~u~tltls1 !incl Correct Prlntlllt lrtors ·WI Aecwt FOOD SlAMPS & NltliiPDNMILEFOR ·~w•C" ' ' HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) -A yearsoldwlthdlrtybloadhalranda gupman who Was wounded In a · strin&Y bl:al'd, Sllddenly puDed a IIIQ:)tout with po1loe bui eecaped to :C5alllller automatic pistol. ltiiUoor people at a motel before d.vlnl hlmlelf had twice been thrown out of the motel's. bar for rhwllltloua bella\llor; a waitress Ilk!. A ,poUcernan a1lo wounded In 'nleldly'a lhoglnat was In crlt1cal fXIIIIlllhi today. A PR''I!'JIII!I' ID the aumnu'• and • bar patronwen: car also~. autl)orltlel8altl. .. It Will not lmolftl whetbel the ~ wbole name Will not I I I 1~. ldlled blmlelf or wallilot by cAibl a, said pollee IJ)Ct•nan OPE~ DAILY & SUNDAY..;,.9:CJO A.M. TO 9:00P.M. ' ·SECOND & MILL ST. PHARMACY MIDDIIPOIIT I OH. GAL •. . "' Middleport, · · said David · . G~kner QtCAA/l'bey also plan to , eontact major buslneslres IIi the ootlylng areat, be added. . The surveys of consumers wW be available at various location?. No onewlllllecontactedatthelrhomes, Gloeckner told the colllmiNioners. The lnltlnnatlon gathered wW be used to 'a ssist .In regional eoooom1c development. ' The aurvey results wW be available 1ft mid-September for anyone to-· "We will have something In other dlstrlctsstateWlde!II'I!belngtoldby VILLAGE . use· and . Seodlow !ltdW..Are!l businesses and consutners wW be asked their opinions on Meigs County shopping· and pi'Ofesslonal service~, Ge Ula-Melp Community . Action Agency announced Tuesday. meetln&- ~1 QO $1S9 ~L. $169 99':~~ 24 PACK BATH TISSUE One with liCit purchoso of OntlO-Ib. bqof lda.bo Po· 99~ ~JNIC.ial 2% MILK 10~ JELLY GA~. $149 IPACK CHILLY POP . GENERIC 4 ROLL PACK JAMBOREE 2tB. li MIX 7 F~~· tlon president J:oe Clark said In a telephone Interview with the Point Pleasant Register MondliY the problem Is betWeen two govern- 101111 on at ...............................:.. By'11!:R,EJjA MELCHER CAAappeared before MelgsCwnty · commissioners lit theli' Tuesday D~K (Continued fnl'il Page 1) Bend Area Merchants Assoc18- "PHOTO 'EXPRESS" · PRINT • SIZES · •• ·, IIYllrS 89$ GAL. . conAGE JUICE GAL. 99' EACH 99$ ORANGE R.C. COLA · $149 2¥. oz. .R.C. AU FlAVORS II GAL . BANANAS 3 LBS. FOR $1 OO BACON CHIPS IIOUIHTON'S •• ·cAA·· annouD.ces business-con~umer survey $14 9 LB. ·BUTTERMILK Fruit Drinks JUMBO PRINTS AT NO EXTRA COST! 1 . •. at y • . Pomsroy-Middls,iort, Ohio, Wednesday, July 25, 1984 . ' • ·e LB. ' Membenotthesurvey~arnfrom ,.. J WEEK ONLY AT . ' . ' ' landfill•.• All anilable in Glossy or Satin Finish. . D~'t 11iss this IJ'IIt spei:ial now "PHOTO LDttery . STORI SLICED I Harrisonville wins...Page 4 a.- I, • 1. LB. ROLL ............. ~. $!99 12 ' OZ.' PATTIES ......',. $!99 · ' 12 OZ, LINKS .........,. $!99 . 4 1tc1nn1. Low- •· RIP....,.... 80;WIIIdilapt'llllelvlll'IIIM..,..al& · ol 1'11111 .. peroeal "....,. iuld '11luldiQ'. Sttorta ........................ s-1 . _. . ' I PACK pay second half . Meigs County )¥lusetraller taxes for 19M. Marriage license ,. " GEIERIC ~;urn , p...,..,...._,. t_ onight & •ve;aouaa ·: rueSdaY· July 3l,lsthelastdayto 8221. 31)4-1 Veterans Memorial s 1p oma NEW YORK (AP) - Investlga· tprs were . tty1ng to .de!ermlne Whether a broken signal or human erJOrcausedtwopassengertralnsto collldebead-on,ldlllngonerlderand ·· The collision Monday.on elevated oacks ID the borough of Queens oecurred when the aoston-bound Zip failed to walt for the southbound - The Meigs County Emergency Medical Servtce · reported four squad runs. . Middleport was called at 11: 17 a.m. to850MapleforBemk:e~ to the Holzer M~ Center Cllillc In Middleport; at 12: 16 p.m. Middleport was called again to HolzerCllnlctotakeBemlceBaker to Holzer Medical Center, Galllpcl; Hs; Poilll!lay,at2:441?.in.. wentto, Pmleroy Health Care Center for EvelynLiwlstoVeteransMerhorlal Hospital; Rutland went to Hysell Run at 6: 28 p.in. for Raymond Keesee to Veterans Memorial Hospital. ·· U. ' ........... ,,,,,,,,, ; ,,,uPaae2 ~· SI'USAGE . "'·STO~E· . ~ADE· HAM SALAD -~I··~ ... :.... I99' LB, . ' charge. ergency runs · uouHooooonoooool'qe • ; JIMMY DEAN Reedsville resident Herbert Em ~e ' ao.Qb nJiN .... '111urmqwltll . . . , ad . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... Chicken Livers .... 79' LB. Chicken Gizzards ~ .. 594 ll. BACON BITS llonlnMeigsCountyCommonPieas Court today. By pleading guilty, CklwN waived h1s right of appeal and was ordered by Judge Charles Knight to return to court on sept. 11 at 9 a.m. ' for se~~tenclng. A pi'e-SE!Itence Investigation was also ordered by the Judge. CklwN was released from custody oo a $1.00! recognlzailce bond. If Clo.wer falls toappem:forsentenctng, he wiD face an even more serious' felony ' Leg Quarters ......·. .· Pleads guilty ·· ' Clower entered a plea of guilty to a · felony charge of marijuana cultlva· .g· ... C~ICKEN tnday, onlyonellrewasstlll~. and that was under control, said RomEoville pollee Sgt. Rlchilrd Nugent. . /. Nugent said the· bodies of nine badly OOrned v1ct1ms had bl(en recovered trcm the explosiOI\ site, but none had been kli!ntUied. There were 48 workers at the plant whEin the explosiOn OCCI.IITed shortly before 6 p.m. Monday, be sald. Twenty-one workers were Injured, two of them critically, In the blast and ensuing fires. area hospltalstepoi ted. TWo~e firefighters also suffered 'minor Injuries flghtlng. the blazL>s, said Assistant Chief Stephen Clancy. . 1"-11 .......... p . . . ••• vw ~'1'\' ·············. 1'111'811 D %a .LB. foundafuns 15 miles away and cut olf power In 10,001 homes. The blast Monday eYellbig was felt for 35 miles and left the refinery looking like "agtanterectasetthat · had been stepped on,'' said~ ville pollee Lt. Alidy Barto. i • • Rescue workers were hampered for hours trcm l'eCOYei'IIJ& charred bodies at the .site by the clx>klng, smoke and Intense beat. Officials early todlw had 110 lnltlnnatlon on what might have causi!d theexploslon,!Yhlchfl!'eflgh- · · ters said ~ lnstde the . refbiecy's coke plant. , . Flreftl!hters.fnm about 00 COOl· munltles battled live sep81'8te !Ires,· which SEIII smolte swirling Jbw: sands of feet lntQ the alr. By early Willi'am' H. Goebel .,.an........................... . Weather ' • I Wmgettoncon • 9¢ Breast Quarters,. .. ·· .· 7. g·¢ CHI.CKEN • Inside today: ' . Rescue workers searched IQday for seven Union 011 Co. workers sWl . mlSsJng following a refinery expo. slon that kWed at least nJile ~. Injured 23 others,. ~ cOIIcretl( . ·- ,, July 24, 1914 ,, BEST . OF CHICKEN •.•••.•..... 89¢.LB. ROMEOVILLE, Ill. (AP) - will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday_ Funeral sevlces will be at 2 p.m. Thursday In the fUneral home, with WW1am H. ~. 72, Rt. 2, Coolville, died·at h1s home Monday after an extended Ulness. He was born 1n Port Arthur, Canada, a son of the late Frank and Evelyn Baldwin Goebel. . Swvlvois 'Include a brot!IB', FI ede:t ick Baidwln Goebel of Tuppers Plains; two nephews, Frederic!( w. (Fritz) Goebel of Tuppers Plains, and Frank L. Goe.llel .of Coolville; two nieces, Martha Mead of Silver Springs, Md., and Mary Ethel Rose of Goldsboro, N.C.; live grand-nieces and seven grand-nephews. • · He was preceeded In death by h1s parents; a bro(her, Frank L9uJs Goebel; aiid a sister MadeUne Kenny. Fiiends may caU at the White Funeral Home, Coolv1lle, after 2 ~nephews. p.m. today. RosarywW be recited at . He was Preceded In death by his 8:OOp.m. at the funeral home. . ]lllrellts; by h1s wife, Jennie D. ·Mass of the ResUrrection will be Wise; a daughter, Bettie BroiYn; Wednesday at 10: 00 a.m. In the and by a brother and five sisters. sacred Heart Church In Pooleroy, Friends may call 6-9 p.m. with the Monsignor Anthony GlanWednesday at Rawlings-Coats· namore as celebrant. Burial wW be Blower Funeral Home. Masonic In the Goebel Family CemeteJY, services by thr Middleport lodge . near Coolvllle. 2m Kon - ~d!z-~ Nine dead·in refmery~ blast Area deaths 21>< . lila I ~!!! 42 . T"" 10--The Daily SenliMI ' PauiJW:Duli. 'l1le I*Jodbat.h bepn wliell Sat: Wayne Wanvlck radiolld that be 1t11 thelounlei*opi letor, a truckdriver and a wanan, DIIDI! ~ wiDn were ldentlfled,pollceaDd~tr A bar !lsald. patron was also wounded, Jacklon said. Unda Schmidt. a waitress wbo had &erYed the aunman on previouS occalkm butdltln't know bls IIIIDie, said she left tile bar wben she saw liitn c:ombla ln. ,' ''lfepveme thecreeps. ... Hewas not a DlteiiiYl In tact. be was praty vulpr. He'Wal alwayl W!IY dirty.( dlm't want to de-' with him,'' ~ said. IIIOHIII'Ir a . . - Dallle cwi)'q blr mea b' a trdlc mtactlrlltlbacbvidUWn&u.lll ll*l'tliar't . . . poiii!B ll1d. But .... tbiiMIIOl out allllt car, llle*!Yer, dan bd•aboutlll ... - s-naa thDt ... ldlled live people . . . . W (AI' I ·er'l'phol.o) • .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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