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I AJ•.;....... u ......... grant.s will not be. awarded unW at least Aug. 31, Ba!lter told council she will hand:carey the Ponew application to . the llipartment 4!Dd ask for a l'verbaJccxnrnh:ment" 'l The ,vjllage Is attempting 1D get to1.11 fUndlq tor exteilllpn at tbe !IC!IN8' Une to the Pizza HUt C0!'9tructlon site. Mayor Richard Setyer said there "woold be~way" Counell could help with any part of .the l'ltndlltli rt the exlrelliikxl. Preliminary engineering work 1tas lndlcatP.d the project. Including eqlneerlng tees and a 1Ift station · woold C<lll S'IB,CDI, Bolter said. The village Is uklng for tbe entire 81T10011t, abe added. 111e vmaae and builder rt the • No. 9243 . Lightweight clipper with powerful · and adjuotable;length cutting bladot. Cool· runnlne and quiet In operation. Four ottach· ,.,, comloo lor different culllnt longtho. In· cludet clipper, Slade guard, allachment combt, barber comb, scluort, oil and In· , structlon booklet ln ' " throuih storatt pack. ·~·Price ..... 116.ft • ... . .. 111.ft 1.00 'lbe JUDe dec1lne In WIE!ttploy· ment for Gallla and Melp was In line with a dow!!ward trend registered tltJwalwt most rt lllllllheast· ern Ohio. With the exception of JlycaUCKMELVIN justiCes totheS..jiietlteO!urt Five Jordan says, puttJng Amerlcims p1ospe11ty and eoooomlc apportun· VInton - where a. tttaY to June A-t 'ell.._ writer current justices are mare than 75 back to Wlll1t meaDS putilng bladt lty throughout' most parts or our nation." · lncreaseof1.7pen:entwasreported , CLEVELAND !AP) -Pn!sldeitt years old, he said. Americans back to work." "But there are still soine 'areas -lheJoblessmtelnaUSUITOUIIdlng ReapaltaabuDtan"troncurtaln" , "It Is within the realm of Kemp said Ute nation's budget counties declined. • betwi!!fhlanbandblsadmlillsti-a· .. posstbUity that Ute next president deflcltls~andthattbeclayls and groups wblah have qot fully OBEStlgutesibowl,574ofGaUia . tlo!t,~I)OalteniattveliUt ~· will shitpe tbe Supr'4!111e Coort tor ID)'IIng when "millions of !!lack shared In the general recovery," the Cwnty's estimated Wlll'k force of to · vote for Walter ~ . 1n' anoiher gener~tlon to o;me," said .Amerlcatts are goltJc to Slll'jli'jse president said. In other business Monday, the 15,192 wltmut Work In JUDe. N<M!iDber says fonner NatiOJtal · Jordan, liiJW a lawyer In Washing· themllelves by vollttg Republlcan Urban League released a study , In t4elgs, Ute OBES reports 1,182 Urban 1 ..;,111"' President. Ve'nlon toll; "I've cane here to teD you that agabi." ,. ofthatOOUDty'sworkforceolll,373 Jordan lhllt president canMt be RDnald "DellplteaUthe!aJkyou'veheanl, shoWing that slightly ~rorethan half .. · • · ; •• ~.. tbe deflctt bas never reached $\01 the nation's private employers asjotlerclurlngUteiJlCIIth. The 'state jcHer rate stood at 9 . W!tO~~a::= His oomments were In stark bll""a, and II J!I!YI!I' w.W. It we can bl)lleve paying young workers less · ~t In June, while the natlonal ~ deoent ~haw to.wte II8IIIIIJ ~ to speeches earller In tbe lap till! WIIUIIY expanding and than the mlnlmum wage will mean Reai!IID.. J!lrdan said ; M •.,- dij'y by U.S. Rep. Jack Kemp, coot1nue to move America toward moreJobstorthem. · · ~ rate was reporfro al'7:4 jli!!icell • 'lbe study, basedOijiSWVeyof535 • . before ~ 2,cm rt till! R·New York. and Defense Secre- . filii employment a111r~ slat!ll· businesses natlonwlde, said 57 delega• to ~ league's annual . taiY Caspar Weinberger, wbo lty," Kemp said. confetata:.· · ~ tbeconterenc;eootheeve Weinberger told the. conterence percent of the 'employers felt' a He blallted Ute Justice Depart· of today s visit by Mcmdale, tbe that D&aw ~t.contract sulmlnlmum wage would Increase ment's Civil ~ts record wx1er Democ;ratlc presldentlal nomlitee, awards 1Dmlnlrity-ownedcornpan· jobs, 40 percent said It wauld not and · Reagan, .notlng lts , opposltlon to apd his lllll!llng mate. u.s. Rep. leslncrea!edby~percentlastyear 3 percent said It would have no volunta!Y clmg1egat1Qn plans 1n Geraldine Ferraro. , ...to, reach a ~ rt more than $3 effect. ·. The study also found that·half th..e Seattle and St. :Loul$ and t t s l l o o . ''Intensive prq~~~pnc!a . to JSWBY Kemp said the Reagan admlnls· Reagan, who drew heat lrom emplOyers would hire more minor· public opinion to aJwuvht afllima· tratlon's tax cuts had pawe1ed an Natlollal Urblin League President lty youUts It their wages weie ttveactbt." ; eccmmlc expansion and created JobnJacobtordecllnlngto-appejll' federally subskllzed. The study, ftnanced by the 'l1lougb It 1s not a "sexy Issue" "morejollsthan themtlrecontlnent at the conJerence, sent a telegram Jordan said, the III06f ~t ctEuropeltascreatedlnadecade." Mondaysaylngtheecooomlcrecov· Department of Labor, was CO'n· PlzzaHut,HoraceKa!T,areseeldng va1ers this tan 1s "But It's not enough," he said. ery has broll!!ltl ."a ~al ot ducted during the winter of 1981·112. an Immediate answer from the Ute "It's not nearly enough. As v~ developnent department. Wltmut Ute assutance a sewer line, will he buUt, Ka!T will not · C~~ntlnue to build, he Indicated. However,!fjlioblen'is are worked ootKa!Tsald PtzzaHutconstnlctlon Is expected to be completed In 00 . clays. CLEVELAND (AP) - It Ohio reached $14.3 million by Saturday's The or assurance that the· Lotto ticket sales continue at tbe drawlng, butnoonecorrectlyplcked proJect nts Into Ute department's current cUp, Ohioans COUld have a the six numbers drawn- 4, 5, 24, 32, guideline Is "not a l'l'gU]ar proce·crack at the largest ~ty jackjlot 33, ~- The Ohio game 'ts In Its fifth dure," said Kim Sltlekls, who Is ever lnNorthArtteJica,offlclalssay. week without a winner. , asslstlngUtevtllage In Its attempt to Thegrandprlzelnthenextweeldy • _ "Wearecummtlyestlmatlngthe obtain the grant. Lotto drawing Saturday night Is saturday Lotto jackpot at $21.3 "We are going to have Indo a lot of estlmatedat$21.3mllllon-nowtbe. mWion," Ms. Bloomberg said. very fll!lltle ann-wrestling," Boster secand-lMgest pot behind Ute $22.8 ''That will change as sales Increase. rernarlll!d. mBtlon prize ·spilt ann1g four Thatlsaprojectede&tlmate,andlt's CouncUman Bnlce Reed addeclhe winDers In tbe New t ork lotto 'In )lased on what we project sales will thcJuclrt Pizza Hut b.wh !sS wuukl May. be. And It we pass tllat projection, stimulate other ~nmt: · By noon Mondliy, Ohio Lottery then of course the esilmate of the "We are just reacblnl a point 9fllclals said tJcketg lbr the weekly . jackpot win Increase as well .•• ' where we are now gOOtg Into an garjte were selling at a rate three Ms. Bloomberg sald.$1.1' ml11lon lllldfyelqled area," he said. Reed limes last week's. when a reco!d wortho!OhioLottotlcketshadbeen also remarked that 12 acres $1&.7mllllonlnU~weresold. sold~ 12:~ p.m. Monday, com· adjacent toPizza Hutlsavallablefor pared with s:m.497 In tickets sold developnent. It this week's sales continue to through the same period last week. Pizza Hut Is expected to bring 11125 ~last week's. "certainly we Lottery officials have estimated new jobs for the town. have lheOAKJ'IUIIIty to generate tbe sales will hit $18 million this week. Shields said Ute grant application The largest single payout In the iargestLOttoJacltpoflntbecontlnen· "can ao tQ press pretty soon." CASP&BIJPBAIIIJWllltdtetaa, Sea la17 of DeleMe. tal UDlted States."'. saki Anne 10-year history of the Ohio Lottery , Ba!ltersaldshe~an~r lll1 e b tlltlrte putldp r1r 1!& t1rte Nail aul Urbu lea.,..llurt II belq Bloonlberg; ' lottery spokeswoman came In December 1983, when a sometime next week. held' II& tlrte Clew I 1 fA*• II • Ceater 1111 Maaday. Welabrqer Ia the Chardon man won a $7.8 mtllion In Cleveland. . . 111'1& tW I . ..,........, ..... 'a , eWr adell eM eel the Nllllonal, Urt.J Lotto prize. · week's · Lotto jackpot Last I.._. (AP lq erpltla) • Jflm Rep. Boster- ByTEJmiAMELdiER S&A ISWfWrlter Optimism for an exll!n\led sewer line which would clear problems on . tbe.constructlon of the Pizza Hut In · I'Otner'c7.f ran high Monday night wtten Pomeroy vmage Council met · with $tate Rep. Jolynn Eloster, HEFTY ' . .say~ •'-- .... lib ria ..... ., .... ~ .... 1 IM "-~ A"-P C:S::-::.:tor Lotto sales made at 'record' pace answer c..,.. . . Southern Local board . accepts resignations ' \ - ' • Debore Han1a was hired to teach thlrclllld tow1h iracJeaatPortland. • .' '*"' ..,., ... •• ~:.«:: ...• , 0~' ' ' ' Cbmp~iriise. defense .budget 'n egoti,ations fail . I· By LIZ BYRD AII I ' •r.-.Wdlu WASHINGI'ON, (AP) - AtArtebnYouthlnc.~to tempiS 1D fasi!Jm II compromise be ofleled ...,...,.. tltroO&b the . deMiae ~ la>ve all but col· Davii-Qulckel Aamt:Y - · ap- lapoed, wllh 9eaate 1'8ptb!ICJUIS ji!'(M!II and the board *PiJCOi!ed till! relu*tg to lEad IUrtbel' CII.Hliuse lclnderprteR tltrouP IJIIde 12 attemptS to llmtly ,-lfl!ch annscun1cU1Um as lubtrtJttl!d by till! control strln&i 10 the Mjt IIIIC1eer auldalll!e curriCUlum CCilll'lllttee. . mllsiJe and apece w.pa~,• . . liMB were awarded 10 llelnen' 1be HartP.""nate Otlll'ete!Le BalleiY. baked aoods; ~Ice and ~ 10 • Dill FUel, lleatlnc oil, aaiKIIIIII', tranl- dUI!nill& 011 llli f!on!l&o"'s mltldon and anti tJ ' ne,r\Y PXIbiiiiDD . . . .autborf. Alltland ndor oil; Mel&& Tire ~ tor flpllB l;ln'all2 up over Ceater. Ponaoy, tires; Excelsior till! ~ Mooday, wltb 1111 SaltCo.,PoneO.Y,coal; BestOIIIce Indication wbell work mlgltt teSIIIIIe. • . ~ Belpre, maintenance With lltJll nuuilng out 011 till! <ContinUed oo Paae 16) •••,,. Podded VInyl ea..- Cote. Holtk 12 - · . teo. Decoratl.. Stttchlne. riveted conolnlellon. Colon: Only. NEW- 'lltllli jlle tto111re &# rl Cltureh aiGod em Rtihnd 8Gad (Olio lJI). 'Die I Rtln!lli•ojwoltelllo be CMJqAee.eciiD lateOdober and .. ~ eliDe llttuu&Jt ,..., ~~ IIIJ!tr. .. .'Pizza Hut-line funds possible, ' ..,.,. rwfoltlntl lnformotiOfl tho! - · ,...ult In"', _ , . INatmOftl. , . MM, .. """· ure county. Unemployment reached lt.s 198f ltlglt In GaUla during March, when the county posted a rate of 12.2 percent. Meigs Coonty registered Its lowest level of unemployment for tbe year with a June. figure ct 10.4 . percent, clown a tuU1.2perceutfrom Its ~y ~ofll.6 percent. The Meigs · posting tor June 1epr =.18 the tourth consecutive moathly decline for the cooity. OVerail, theunemploy!nentrate bas Urbajt.·l~ague speaker blasts . Reagan . TheJunepo&llttilot10.4~t- "*"" and tllniGI of all ........... of the Only 1(BJC) .. "). cllull t&:tt\Mt 0~ =rt.:IIIUIIfto!e ~-=~=':...."j; ill the-· ..,..., - Do· Wille Mouth , 12 Count 1 • 12 Count. '2'• Ire OVP SWfWrlter . Gallla and Meigs jo~ IIIO!!t other countles.ln11te atea by poSting ·a decl.llJ!lln U~e June unemployment .rate. Thejoblessratethrqughouttbe region, however, continues to remain above state and naUonal average$, .~ tbe Ohio Bureau of EmploYment .Services. . . 'TheGaiUaCatntyiiJielitpklymellt . rate fell by seVen-tenths (0.7) at one _percent betwees1 May and June, JIRS AND.LIDS '> down from tbe May ,figure of 11.1 perc:en\ - 1epresent.s · Ute third or~percent. )II sbowalapaa ..... CANNING~ • ' •e...,. areue on. N'ELSON'S DRUG $TORE " • • ••• • • N·ANCARIOW~S ·PHARMACY .r , I. ' 3 Sectlono .._28 Pogeo 26 t~nto {4' Multimedia Inc. Newapaper I fallen by3.lperCetttslnceFe!JruarY, when the~ posted Its l!llllltlglt .BJIABRYEWJNG · ~· · Melp .......... 0 . . . . . . . . . . 10.4 (ll~l) Vlalida •••.••• ,.~ o •••••• o ·~· 13.'7 (JI.O), ~ Sel•icell - tlie JO'*- rate In d ~ ' JAQUARD IEAVJWEIIHT LEIWARMERS Warm-Up With Legworrnera ............"..... ..•,.... . , . 'II' • .• ' ~ . ~ I ' ~lj I . ®. ,. •ilue o; Black Ink. ' I JOBIW RATE - Wilt Ute . . .lot. ol Vllictn .... where .. bm ol l.'7 perlllli .... i4iWIItd by tbe Oblo ... Ill ol YOURCHOICI $139 · ; Pomeroy-,PJ!Iddleport;·Ohio, Tu•sday, July 31, 1984 ,. .. ltraleht month or decUne for . ...,.._ ............... :.. lo.$(U.4) . :e nttne r jobless rate· declines in both ', Gallia .~nd Meigs $4'' BRACH CANDIES • , Jun~ YOUR CHOICE $259 e : _.. at. y \ VIIAL SISsOII ~ ~ ..... ~"'\ ·~- · ~··' "te .. -- --- _.....-.... _. (-:-·-. -· .. ~ ... .- . . . . . ... : .. ,. •• . ' ' electm-year Congress. the dead· lock heightened jlivspt!Cis Ulat the regular approprlatlqnl process will be scuttled as far as the Pentagon Is concerned this year. That would mean resorting to a so-c:alled contln!llng resolution flxlnggl.'!lei'B! spettdlnilevelson the b851s ol the cutreilt iJW!aet. That Could lmpel11 dorl.etts· ot JHVIXIIIed new pJ'OIP'8illS. rangtq from wea· pms to education beiltGts. . The Hoose paaec1 an overau S292 bll1klt defense buclaet hi May; the Senate approved a $199 billion venkln oo June 21. . ~ negotiationS In the confer· ~ oomrnlttee had prOOuced little IIIOYI!iill!llt for weeks. with Senate , ..!:. .. ... .: r -• ·- • Aimed Services Chalnnan Jolm Tower, R·Texas, fighting for Ute entire $299 billion package favored · by Pretldent Reagan. Finally, Tower ofleled a "compromise" tol.ll rt $297 bllllon. . HOWle members of the panel agreed oo COildltJon that the Senate bend on tour key Issues: the MX, anti-satellite weapons. sea· launched crutse miBalles and troops In Central America. Accordlna to sources who spoke only on condition that they not be Identified, the Senate. group did agree to 'S(Ilte 81'111S-ollltrol.lan· guage 00 Ute three ~ systems, and also to a variation ot the House prohl~ against using --·--..- -.--.. - ---· I '·-- ··-· t' ..... troops In Central America except to save American lives. But the rub, acCording to .these sources, was over how much power to leave Congress lor a further decision next year on the future of theMX. I The House biD would prohibit lilly spending for MX production until next April. Then, after revieWing progreSS of U.S.·Sovlet anns talks, Congress could release funds 'for 15 inlsslh!s by JliiSSing a simple resolution. The Senate bill would fund 21 MX mlsalles, with no restrictions regarding anns control or further congressional action. -~- . I ' -- '4 ' �• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·c omment ' 'q:IV . . ..... ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsh~r P-'T WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Mana1er bALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Preis •hsoclallon and the American Newspaper Publisher .Asaoelatlon. ' J .. i ' . \ J. E'MERS OF OPINION are welcomed . They lihoWd be 1.1111 UUYI Ill Wordl long. AllleUerli lire &uhject lo edltlna and musl he aiJBed wllllllut.me, Mdre.1 ud . lt~l~phOne nurhher. No uiUII.Jned letten wUI bf! p~~ed. Lellel'ti lllhould be Ia · good ·ht¥te, addre~;slagluue•, t ; WASHINGTON - The Democratic Party took some lon~rsteps at San Francisco to make Itself the party of "lesbians and gay men." Not much attention was paid to the several resolutions in this regard. to form for the .. but as lines November eiecttoo these provisiOns ·_. are worth considering. . This Is the relevant language )n the party 's official platform, adopted on July 17: "Wt> reaffirm the dignity of all people and the right of each · individual to have et:jual access to and pat1iclpalion in the institutiOns and services of our society ... All groups must he protected from discrimination based on race. color, sex. religion, . nalionai origin, ian' !Jegtn ·. Ass ls.tttnl Publls-.er/ Controller Page 2-The DallY SentlrMil • Pomeroy-MicklepOrt. Ohio . Tu11day, July 31, 1984 , . I ' ' ' Ill Court Street . Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOI'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA f!i!m~ ,....._,._..,...,,..,.,.c:::~ . • . The homosexual vote _____J_am_e_s-J_.~K,_'lpa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel AI~ . ' nol pef'llotut.lltlee'. ' guage, age or ~xual orientation. We will suPJ!Ol1 iegisl<!lion to prohibit discrimination Ill-the work- place bailed on sexual orientation. We .will assure that sexual orientatlon peqedoesnot sei'W~a barto pariictpatlon in the Jllijitary." 1be . convention •also adopied. without discussion ordebatt>, ii'lme extensive chanaes in .. tile party rules. ftule 5B, for elqlmpie, _was amended to lnsel;! the words "sexual orientation'' .In tl!f ianguage having Jo do with adridssion to party meetings and ~ty membership. The revised Rule 5C may be ot special interest to. locat Deinccratic committees not famli · t;u with :What was done at .San ! Fl'l!nclsco. ' ". • unck.r the neW language, 1\uie 5C asserts that every state party "shall" develop an outreach program to attract and recruit various · groups that now may he under: .. . repreSented·in party -affairs . These g;..,ups include " Etlulics, youth, persons over 65 years of age, i~btans and gay men ... " 1be object is "to achieve full parliolpa· lion by such groups in the delegate selection process and at ail levels or party affairs ." • Tht> San Francisco convention CJ'('aled an Interim commission, to be known as the Fairness Commtsston: lts task is io review party rules "in an effort to establish equitable . rules as they rt>late to : •h.,- full panlclpatlon In ttl!' party process of. ' ' > · After periods like the past 12 months, Wall Str:eet analysts are often take what they can "a long-term pers)JE(:tlve." · That's easy to understand, a cynic migh,t say, SinL'e rece,nt past behaviOr and present position of the market look so unappealing. The price of a typical stock nas fallen a long way since last swnm¢r. . The optimists might concede that pplnt. sun, they say, investors who achieve the best results often .ignore the hour-by, hour and day-by-day . \ palpitations of the market, concentl'!lting instead simply oo tJying to bi!Y. cheap arid sell dear. . . . . ·• :: ' · Right now, says John Templeton, the widely respected founder and president of a $2.75 billion mutual-fund group that t.;ars his name, stocks "appear markedly undeJVaiued" by many historic measures. If you consider the Dow Jones average of ll industrials witbout taking llination into account, he asserted at a recent shareholder meeting, the widely recognized market indicator has risen just 10 percent in the last 15 wars. If you adjust it for lnflati'tn, he adds, it has lost tw<rthlrdsofits value over the same period. · . Even if relatively few people are inclined to buy-stocks now, Templeton argues, potential future demand is acclll11ulating in very large pools -;-in the hands of individlUil investors and pension funds. · · Within 10 years, he says, pension funds wW be brimming with $3 triiik!n !0 $5 trillion. · "This hugt> sourc~ of buying power could even create a snortage of shares.'. he maintains. · Foreign investors also have shown strong and continuing enthusiasm for U.S. stocks, he adds. In the first quarter of 1~. they bought $5ffi million more of American stocks than they sold. , Wright Investors' SeJVice, money management concern in B~rt, Conn., says an undue preoccupation with snort-term news and market tiuctuatlons can obscure the admirable long-term record of stocks. : ''During the first 84 ~ years oft his century," the firm says, "the average a)muai return of prtce appreciation , plus dividends tor equities has been about~ percent, as compared with returns of 4.2 percent tor bonds and 3.9 plircent for 90-day Treasury bills. Inflation llVerageil3.2 percent per year. .. As a matter Of fact, over any 25-year period during the last half centwy, stock returns outpaced Inflation as well as investment returns from bol\ds or Trt>asury bOis: " Of course. It is easier to discuss this in the abstract than it is to put YOIU' own mont>y or job at risk in a market that has been trampling wllliid-bl! fhianclai .heroes for months. . · "Investors are puzzled and discouraged after finding out that the seeming bargains of yesterday can be stUI cheaper today," said Heinz Blei, ' experienced market-watcher at the firm of Janney Montgomery Scott Inc. "Swimming against the tide Is difficult." : Wright Investors' SeJVice acknowledges that many problems lie in the tmmedlate path· ot the market, including What it sees as a probable "lninlrecesslon" during tht> early part of 1985. ·Nevertheless, the firm contends, "The United States is stUI by far the most secure and ~table haven for capital in the world. "Uitlmatt>ly, the coming decade is likely to proVe no exception totheruiP · that in the U.S. it is usually the optimist who turns out to be the reaUst." a 1., an . ', ' ~ Hedging his -·b ets In the ppiitical poker game otherwise known as the 1~ presidential election campaign, Teamsters union President Jackie Presser is· hedging his bets. Presser. controversial leader of the world's largest independent trade union, has been sidling up ,to Democrats while holding his union's. endorsernenl just beyond the grasp of the Reagan-BuSh Re-Election Committre. . . The polltical .machinations of Presser, under investiga!ion for aiJeged inVQivement in a ghost~mpioyre payroll scandal in his hometown union local in Clt>veland, carry broad- and·perha_p snegative- implications for Presldenl Reagan. Presser then the pre5idt>nl of the Ohio Con!t>rence of Teamsters, worked unsllntingiy in 1900 tb persuade the general 'executive board of the inteJ:natlonai Teamsters to endorse Reagan. · He ascended to the top of the Teamsters in AprU 1983, when President Roy WUIIams resigned in a court agreement that presesved WUiiams' freedom while he appealed a federal bribery-cOnspiracy conviction in Chicago. • , In an inteJVlew with The AssOCiated Press last March, Presser came close to endorsing Reagan's re-election bid, saying the AF1..-C!O's endorsement of Waiter F. Mondaiecreated "anembaJTassingsituation for ali or labor." · . · But in early June, several published reports said that attorneys for the Justjce Department's Organized Crime Strike FQII.'e in Cleveland had decided to recomlnend to superiOrs In Washington.that~r be indicted on charges of defrauding his Cleveland local of $2!!0,QXl. Presser . has granted few iilteryleYis since then. He backe<! out of a sPeaking engagement at a conference· sponsOred here by the Federal Mediation and ConcUiation SeJVice, 'llthough Presser did appear publiCly · to testify before the Democratic Party's platform committee. . Duke Zeller, Presser's top sppkesman; when asked whether the WIIOo would endorse Reagan again, repUe<t. "I'd say there's by no means a lock on that." The spokesiJ\aD, however, emphatically denied that Presser'swanning up to Democrats was in any way related to his pDIISible indictment. "Jackie's confident about his own situation ... and ilr the 111011t part, we're ignoring those old reports that are just being recycled," Zeller said. Rank-and-tue Teamsters wW be asked to !1U out a prelldentlal preference baUot in August Zeller said the J.8.member general executive · board would mret Aug. 30 to"ttlicide whether to endorse a candidate- and whonl to endorse. ' ' . • ' ' WASHINGTON - Greek arms Visitor"; ' to formj!r Navy Secretary dealer Basil Tsakos claims to havp William MlddPndorf . as ·"Thl' spent $1 million trying ·to win Bankl'f"; and to .James Woods, support In )liglr places (or his ' head of the African section of sclleme to build a pjpeiinP across rntl'rnatlonal Security Affairs at the Central Africa that would pump - Pentagon, as "ThE'. Fon'St." Saudi Arabian oil from thE' Red Sea - Casey was kept rPguiarly to the Atlantic coast. Informed about Ihe projP<-I's status. In a court suit, T""kos char~ . Sources su!lg<'Stl'd •lhat. IJ(o(-ause of that he paid J()(> Rosenbaum1anold thP plpelhw's pptentlal strategic wanillll' inteUtgl'nce buddY of CIA impprtanc(', thP CIA would havP Director William Casey, $25,001 to Infiltrated the pip!'llne company if open doors for him In WashingtonthP projrot E-ver mad<' it off the but that Rosenbaum failed to spend 'drawing board ~' . lhP moll{'y <o lnfiu<'n('(' officials, as - Rosenbaum told T""kos hP Tsakos had intt>nded. need«! $50,!01 for Bill Gifford, a Stili, from court documents and former Bechtl'flnc. PXP<'Utive who, inside sour«-s, my associate Corky Rosenbaum said, was aboUt to join Johnson has learned that Rosen· another BeclltPI alumnus, Georgp · baum did ln<k'f'd get Tsakos SclluJtz, al the State D<>partment . something for his money: For Tsakos latPr brought up the matter t>xample: in a conversation with Gifford in a - To lend th<' effort a prQJX'r air . men's room• at the KE'ntucky of lntrtguE'. Tsakos and Rosenbaum Ct>lit~~ bur c..ftlord reportedly sald assigned code names 1<1 various ' tv! Jl8d n@f'l· JKiard of Rosenbaum Washington big shots' they tried to and didn't. Iirlow. whai-Tsakl:iS was .... ·. ~ , •f interest.,tn the project . In teiepl\Otil' Ia lking a bo.~1. " . calls and In cables to Tsakos' - -'-- Gifford' later did work as a Geneva headquarters. Rosenbaum · consultant QJ! · thP' 'Pill1~t and would reft>r to Casey as "The contacted .Shultz, '~ who"' Tsllkos • • SenUuel News Stall When the doors open at 9 a.m. Wednesday for tlte grand opeillng of The BJg Bend Foodlaoo on Pomeroy's W~ Main St., It will not be a case of overnight succeli5 for Robert H. Eastman, owner. .The Pomeroy native began his cllmb up the ladder-of success as a stock boy at Kroger's In Pomeroy while a student at P~eroy HJgh School. ' Following his graduation from Pomer:oy ln 1~7. he stayed with t1te Kro8er finn. aoo worked his way up . to running several; dePartments. He advaoced io havlng·Jilore manager responslbill· ties ln Six stores (]Vfir the Ohio, West VIrginia and Kentucky areas, to zone ~r of 13 stores In Southern. West VIrginia. EastmaD ~ints out thatitwas his ' job as a zone manager to insure th!lt store policies of the company's Mid·Atlanlic Marketing Area were can1ec1 ou(. It was his respnslbiUty to .!e that the Individual store m8nagen were ·maintaining merc)!ancttae and facUlties and were rnaximi:ztng sales. Aftel' apending 23 years working tor the l<rclpr organization, East· mandecldedttwasttmetoreachout to new horizons. fie and his wile, the former Sheila strauss, also a native or Punemy; cleckled to start a b ..h • ·in GaUia County and as a result opened their first store on RoUte 35 In Gallipolis. 'Jbeir first Foodiand Store opened on March 1, lll9l. 1bey did weD and on June 711, EA8l'MAl'i OWNER _;_ Owner of the new Blc.Beud F,.Uand IS pictured with a alp QOtlnr; 111e· grand;openlnr; qt the lltore 1ft llle former ·J - Boys building, W. M!!lil St., Pomeroy,_at 9 Lm. 'We<laesd•Y· mer at a Stall' Department dinner:· company In contacting otliE'r fed· , • But Tsakos paid Gifford ooiy about era I agl'llciPs, but should, stop shQrt $10,!01, and was upsi't ix>cause hf' of giving official cndorsemt>nt to tile . ,. plan. · .., . hadn't pushl'd tile mattt>r with Shuil7. Gifford, who· now works for ThP official said Rosenbaum and GenNai Pubttc Utlltti<'S on the Tsakoa rPp<'atedly soli!lht ~n- ' Thrl'<' M'ii.- Island nuci~ar plant. tagon approval for ttl!> proji'Ct, and rPfusl'd rommcnt. threw out· names of govPrnmt>n't official who suppr>S('diy backed the .. - Rosenbaum ~!so told Tsa,kos Idea - a standard lobbying t('('hhe m'<'dl'd $1~.1'00 for Woods, saying thP money would go toward lhP nlqlic known as "bandwagonlng," l'ducarton of Ihi' Pentagon offirial's intended to enltst suppp11 of other chjidJ'('n . SourCi'S said Woods ltl'vr r officials . ~:ot a dim<'. RoseniJI!uin did ar· - Rosenbaum also arrangl'd rangP torTsakos to talk wtth Woods mf'l'lings bl'tween Tsakos and State· and his boss, AsslsfanJ Dl'fcnsc Dl'partmPnt o(llctais,lncluding one Secretary Francl.s West. Lettt>rs ll'lth Assistant Si><'rl'tary Chestl'r and r!'pOrls discussing ~<'tails of lh<' Crocker and his dcpu ty, Frallk Wisner. · proposed piJl';'iln<' were lat!'r sent to West and Woods. - In Sept<'mbl'r 1!*12, RoSPn- A. senior Pentagon ofnclal baum lntrnduced Tsakos to forl)ler conlirml'd that thert> had bl'<'n CIA agl'nt Albert .Jolts, nnw a NPW S<'VPrat ll)Pt>tlngs With pip!'ilne York -gem lmpprter. The three had · company representatiws, and that IUfl('h at the Watergate, and Jolts a memo on the proj('('t was sent to told Tsakos lie knew Africa wt>il and Ol'fense SecrPtary Caspar WPin- · couid tlP h<'lpfui on thP pipeilnP bergPr. , According to the official , projPCt . HI' said h<' was on his way th<> memo recommt>nded that the · to Sl'l' Casl'y at the CIA, ;>nd sa~ he' PPntagon krep lnlorml'd on the would brief "'m on their discussion . proje<'l and help lhP plpeiinP • · 19112 opened a second Foodland 111 downtown GaUipoUs. 'lbeir sons, Kevin, 17, a senior at GaUipolis Utis iaU, and Brent, 21, wbo wUI be a senior at 0~ University, haVI' pitched in to lead helpful hands in f'lWlY capacttiei sincethelamilyventuredlorthoni!S Own in the grocery business. Mrs. Eastman handles personnel records and payroU and other. detaUs when Iter husband finds ltls. schedule Is overcrtlwded . . · Eastman opened his ·third F~· laand Store at I;'lllftt Pleasant in Augtist, 19112, and 1be Big Bend Foodland in Pomeroy makes his' fourth·- and that does ll)llke for a . busy schedule. ~ lljlell& 2S years with the Kro&er Co. before bnmchln1 OUl to open 1t1s lint FOO'JI•M Store ill Gallipolis. 'lbe Pemeury Store 18 b1s fourth. ~pe,~ial pro111otio~s s~heduled ' priCes. giveaWl!YS ' ' promotions will mark the grand Special and openlngoltheitewBtgBendFoodiandwhichcpensltsdoorsat9a.rn. Wednesday. .. . . The building was foimt'I'Iy occupied. ey The .Jones Boys and is • located on Pmteroy's West Main St. It bas been undergoing redecoratlonandequipmenthasbeenupgradedinpreparatlonlorthe Wednesday grand opening: . , As a special pi'OillO!bl to IJl8!k the first four days of the store's grand opening, the first :Dlrusiomers each day, Wednesday \hrWgh Saturday, wW be givengtttsoftreernerchandise.On Wednesday, the first :m custmners. wW receive a )lalf gallon of Meadow G<Jk1 ice cream; Thursday, a dozen grade A foodiand Jarge.eggs; Frld8y, a 20 ounce toaf of Sunbeam bread, and Saturday. a 12 ounce package of Superior Franks. · . · ' · Special prices wUI prevaU and there wW be other prop10tions as the grand opening of the new store is marilejl during the month ofAugust. 1The new venture is ·the foutth Foodland Store to be opened In the Gallia-Mason-Melgs area by RoiJert H. and Sheila Easbnan, both educated in the Pomeroy 5cbools. • EastrDan comments that he and Sheila are pleased with tlie p108pect of coming back to tJte!r 1ttme county to do business. Their PomeJ ay bltUdlng has 17,\Dl square teet and wlll stock auto supplies, bulk foods, a \Vfde variety of smoked and fresh meats, au ex11!11stve line of dairy and mUk products. a widevarlelyafMtional brands as wen as private labels and generic products. The store wUi handle tender best USDA beef, Eastman Ieports. There wW also be gmeralmerchandisesuchasgreetingcards,schoolsupplies,ldtdierl needs and SOIIlPck:thingltems. Smtellto40people wlll be mtplayed at the new business which wW be open fl'llm8a.m. tolOp.m.'Monday through Saturday and fl'llm 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays. The grand opentngwlli be at 9 a.m. \Vednesday. however. The fwr stores 6wned by the Eastrnans make up Ohio Valley Supennarkt!t.s, Inc., and tiM\ finn maintains ofllces at Spring Valley Plaza. Thefinnpurchasesproductstrc:mWettereauinWestVirglnia, the second l,argest wholesale finn in the United States. Adding to the fesllve atmosphere at We<b!sday's gran~ opening ' wW be clowns who will be distrlbutlng balloons and suckers to store visitors. j; There sbe 'go~~·.,~;. :~·__.,. . ,~ ~/__._\:__.;;··_______..___A_rt_B_uc_hwa ____ ld ttaP:. ;J; will :·r an .,, By BC>:B HOEFUm ' Williams to abdlcaw? I would rathPr have an unclad Miss Amerlea than no Miss Amt>t1ra at all." "I'll clrtnk to that," one of my llbl'rai supppne•·s said. "I won't," a const>rvativr rolum · •~-' nlst wlll'd. "ShP was pu,nlsoK~ so that ·g!'nemtlons of, f~tun• Amrrl· <·ans will never hav<' to rear that tllf' P"rson w bo hold•·' thr ·SPCOnd highest ppsltion in this land will ever poSP for a skin maRazinP again . What ~lnq of messag£> would you tx· sE'nding to the Soviets if Wll ·allow;._. Miss· Amer•Aa to wear ~"r "' '"' . nrown,,.'onthPBobHopeshow,but ' . thi showl'd hl'r wParl~g no ng ·1n Pmthouse magathiP?" 1 •..;.~ bart!'nder, tt·ytnn avoid a .... ~ 10 flstlight, said, "You know what I would havr glvrn ller'!" Wf' ali askl'd what. , "F-11 at J(Xhh of a second.,· .Berry's Worl·d . . • -Today in history 1 '- .. i emu.!'!! Help,for pipeline-'-_______;__.;__Ja_ck_A_.n_de_rs_an Two j!arth·shattt>t1ng things particularly' sill~ Villtf!Nla" )Villi· · ·· Mi ' A -'A · ~;... 1 ned I t ks th I tt ted PI' n recen wre a a ec ams, as ss . ~·..-a(1 ....,. a ways · I lhi t n..o beh ed ' " • , ., · ";' . P~eryperson n scounry.~,,_, ay i lk . ~aql!fftl. was that the ~mocratlc National .· .A mtlw' COIIIIetvalrtre. columnist ConventiOn seieded a woman as·its ' Jihli!if "i'¥t.:, ti!»<'al dOUbleide t 1 ndJd t nd he ' 1 · -'-' v vicepres nt a ca a e,a t · standai'd , Pft-~ing lhillaljiB.. ,.our other was thai M~ America ofll*Jt IIE'II.M bl~s ,tor, l ~ne who appeared on the nation's news- shllfitl! Off 1111 •. ljer ' ,clol!les tot stands au naturf'l in Pl'nthouse ·· ('l'ntllouSP, but you peojJif' still magazine. , . ·,,,· never · fOiljliVe 'NI -~on for F,or those Americans who are far· WatPI'I«Jtl " . · , , •·; ;''' 1 marl' interested In the fal~ of Mi~. ~ 1 d~'l w'l'il to lM' ,il>tt, QW ot; th<' America than they are in ll!f!, CI!"V4'fsarton.' dc\n:t believe W<' Democratic ticket. the ~s.that '~ •hoqid .;a,iliJW ulls tQ ~p · an Variessa Williams lost ~r c~ ·.. ~al quesuori. We havP to put spill the country ,dowit the middle. · :.l the:pll'lu~ in fOnt<>xt ..Those of us Everywhere you wl'nt yo~ found who rt'SJl""t til<' faiJ!I/.V ~nd llv~>' by . btttl'f arguments betw~;"en those lhf .Judro;Christian i>lhtc tradition who IIE'lieved Miss Wliiia~s was . do ~ buy PentltOu~, ~nd ~thert>· treated unfairly, as opposed to.· for!" l w.IIi not ~ exiJI:¥d to th£' those who clalii'M'!I abdicatiOn was .. photos. The only.ones whp ~Ill be the only honorable way out. · affe<'ted Wt!H>m llretlll1 JlE'OI)ie.who I was so shaken by the whole actually pur.chilse tltP rnaJailne, affair I sought out a bar on MondaY [Pill_they con\prise Jt!8t II hjl~dful of night where Washington opinion- dlrti/ olll mm in this country." makers meet to discuss the latest The conservative columnist reworld crises. Grown men were· torted, "wiiat about ali tbe kids wlio yelling at 'e ach other. pick It up at the newi&(and, look at Once again 1the right wing Uned the pictures and thl'n'; put the up against the liberals in voicing magaziill' back~ Don'( you think !r their moral Indignation. ' . has an effect on lhl!m~" A conservative columnist said, ' "Possibly," I adlilitt~. "but why "The pageant people llad no choiCe throw out Miss America with the but to Ioree her to resign. Miss bathwater? There Isn't a man ·In America Is the nearest thing this ·this bar wllO doeen't wish that country has to Princess Di, and by ' V~nessa Wlillamsllad noi PQ!II!Cifor posing in the buff Vanessa tar· the pictures. But • Jeue .Jacklon has 18id many dines, ''Ye must ni8hed this country's Uara." · "She was hoodwlnlred into posing colldeinn the sin and not'the sinner.' Today is Tuesday, July 31, the2l3thday of1~-lbeniarelli3daysieft in lor the p1cture1 two years before " 1J1e year. ' shl! we'nt for the title," a liberal "Why bring Jesee ' Jackson--lllto Today's highlight in history: columldst sbouted. "I WOUld be the thiS?" July 31, 1m, the MarquiS de Lafayettetifeled hisheipiotherebelling last one to condone nudity in any "For the same reaaoit you American colonies, and was made a maJor gl!lll!l'lli in the Coulluerotar magazine, but In this case an brougbt Nixon tnto II. Wbllt has the Army. pined by ttlreing Mtu . exception should have been made, . .. ' ' blacks, Hispanics, Astan/ Paciflcs1 native Amerlcarul, women, pei'IOIIJ of ail sexual prefl'rence and otbl!r member s of the Rainbow Coalition.'' Among dther things, the commit· slon Is to consider whether.• 'I' ' sured. ~rcentages" shollld . assigned to these various putting together cielegatlomt ·• future party ·conventiOns. commission itself is to COJII!ist c( ~ teast 25 men and 25 women, _,. rail' and equitable repretenWICia• "blacks. Hispanics, native 1\•lljf\j cans, Asian/ Pacifies, women,* persons of au sexual' prefconsistent with their propp"!~ . repf{'Sentl! tion In the party.... . · 'i will perspective ., Native Bob Eastman owner; I .arry Arthur to ·serve as manager· • Very well . With adoption of thelll! ' formai resolutions. ihe Dem.o cratlci Party m·a y have 'bitten oft more . avant-garde 'sociology than man~ of its adherents want tochew. 'II takes a powerful imagination )q · lmaglnt> that in many states party officials wlil work actively to " at1ract" and .. recruit" lesbians , and homosexual men. The idea. llf setting up stall' delegations wi\h "assured percentages" of "'IU st>xual prefl'rences" is not an idell, of Instantaneous appeal. qne caJi . envision challenges to the.JUinol~ delegation at tht>conventio'lofl99~::' . Instead of ntne p!'rcent homosexu' ais It has only stx percent - 11 • i~blans instc.a<l of 18. Notic~ th<' pledge in thE' platform to "suppprt legislation" that would prohibit discrimination in tile work· place basl'd on Sl'xual ~rient atton:. VotPrs havE' evPry right to ask WaltPr Mondail' and GeraidinP Ferraro !'xactly what they understand th<' languag<' to mean. What sort of lt>glstaJimi do ihey )lavt> in . mind? Do thE' Ol'mocrats ·proPo&P to suppprt, quotas ftlr hQf'l10Sexuais ' :: In tiK' way thPy h~VP ~uppprted :. quotas for women tn 't\U' ~n•lf~· ,' tton industry? · ·· · ·· · , Long-term . . The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 countty. ' ' I , '' ' ' • off., - ' "I'H I» doQied N I'U let the Democrat• out me ._, m-- the ge~tder gep... __ , ...... , ... - ud a t rt •~ I • • Vlalel (Coollle) &reulier, ~ 'rt"• aftlce m aa. • •, v ' I AIIIIIIT.vft MANAGER - Eel Alldlls 18 • I tlMit store 11181U1p1' or the Btc Bend Foodl•nd . • �- ·.' ... ... - ' . .. . .. . .. .. ' 0 . ,. oo -Ao .. ~- .... 0 o o oO . .. . . 4' ~ 0 - . . • • .. • or •• .• ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 4- The' Daily ·Sentinel ; ~ . ' ' ' . ....... Tuesday. July 31. 1984 . . . .. . - . ... ..... The Daily Sentinei- Paga- 5 · ~omeroy-MiddlePort. Ohio .Tuuttey. July 31 ." 1984 j - ·-· - • .. STORE HOURS · Monday Thru Saturday 8:00A.M. TO .10 P.M. . Sunday 10 A.M.-1 Q P.M. I . GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY,' • .AUG. 1 I 1984 9:00A.M. I' I ' ' ' ' ' . ~):' ' l'I I i . . I .. I I '' ili • I ETTI I DIL MONTE . ; GREEN BEANS Hot Dog Sauce ·3· Sl· 3 ·n:l·· , DELMONTE ' ' 10 oz. CANS ' .;' DELMONTE . $ . ' 32 oz. JAI SMUCKER'S 11 9 ,STRAWBERRY JAM . 32BILS. oz. 99"' zgA~z. 79( • 3Z OZ. JAI RGER CH .~ zLa. JAR GRAPE JELLY · NABISCO I . O~EO COOKIES .~f.· ASSORTED BETTY CROCKER CA·KE MIXES 181/z oz.' ¢ BOX · 7g BANQUET DINNERS II OZ. BOX 89¢ $ ·0.9 $129' . $1 99 . . ' $2 39 ASSORTED ·' .1. ••' ' • .. j' ~ • ( ' ' • . I I • _,, I ~' • :1' ;:~ . •• •• '• . •. t •• ' ..••• . i• '' '. • ~"• . •• ' I l •• ' ' • I • ' SEEDLESS RED GRAPES ' SBDLESS WHITE GRAPES . ·. 'SWEET HONEYDEWS \ 69 ( . LB. 99( LB. 99.( EA. $1 29 a oz. 99 ( FRESH. MUSHROOMS •W• RHerve The Right To Limit Ou•ntltles•Prlces Effective WED., AUG. 1, SAt.; . . AUG. 4, 1984 • ' GREEN CABBAGE ' OHIO GROWN ' LB. ' Fresh Broccoli J .... I I FRESH NECTARINES· ' . . OHIO GROWN LB. 19 ( . White Potatoes • 10 LB. BAG •• �• ~ P,9- 6- The Daily Sentinel Tuesday. July 31, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ol!io Tu11day, July 31. 19~ \ P01ll81'0V-Middlepo,t. Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-7. : Public invit~d to attend-opening ceremonies~. Big Bend Area welcomes Foodland store • . '' ; . ! . ·, ' ' '' . ' • ' ' t I 1 ' ' M ., . :',. i. ' . FAMILY AFFAIR- Operallon of lhe lour ~:aMman Foodlands Is a . family affair ~h all manbers laking part. Plctured ,wllh Bob and SbeQa EAstman,bothformertyofPomeroy,arelhelrtwo . left, Kevin, 17, wbo wiD be a!lelllorlnGallpolls Ibis fall, and Brent, 21, wbo·wtn be a senior at Ohio !lOllS, · READYFOBGRANDOPENING-'111nbelves are fully fttooked · aDd ~ - Ill place lor area lidvlduallwho~WMI caa;ww • laJr'a!P'IIIId .......... R of His Bald FoocRwnd In Pomeioy. ,_.,..It,.... . . . . . . Pu«·:d llbe - • ;I Jell w1111 ftl 11&\D Cfpf!'H - .... • t' ' aUIIe..,... Blr; .Bend F_.... wW be Lori NorttqJ. . ' .' • \ READY FOR OPENING - 'nle ren d 110ft drlnb are Nlld;y Ill iO at lbe 81& Bald f'oodl•:d ' MEATDEPAlmliENT-CinockBialr.ewhohaa Pldunld wltb tile cllllplll)' .IS Bll Davldooa, bead ' - pfi!H•W' ........... Super-VIlla In Pomeroy I*_, derlt. hiiii ,MM ....00 meat muapr of lbe .. Food!•• wblch opens In Pomeroy Wedneaday momln1. . 81& Batd . OF ·BIG BEND FOODLA-ND . ' ·WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A HEARTY · ·WELCOME. TO -OUR COMMUNITY We Wish You Success With The Opening Of ,. YOU'LL 'FIND OUR QUALITY CHECKED . . ITEMS AT BIG BEND FOODLAND \ ' ' ' • VALLEY. BELL . 24th &..Jeffe.rson lf.ve. ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING ·co. . . · · Point Pleasant, W. Va. Mill St. 675-3640 '1 Your New.est Location Congratulations On The Openin1 Of Your New Store '· . • • •.' •• • ' Ph. 992-3542 COMPLIMENTS OF ' Middleport, Oh. ' CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY The Fiilanciai·C.nter -.II .. ' ' . .., Member FDIC • . ' �... • Tullldey, July 31, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . '' The Daily Sentinel By The Bend • ... ~. • Tuesday, July 31, 1984 .. Page-9 • ---· People in the news__,;..___.;..__~ / I • ' ·•, ;~ I ' ' · 'NEW YORK <AP• - Actress ArlEne Pabl, wholle televiSion appearances have Included "Tile Love Boat," . was marrted tO bJslnessman Marc Rosen aboard a cruise ship at a Ume ·set by an asti'OloiP,!r, a pubUclst for Ms. Dahl sald. ·' The weddlni ceremony was ' pej:lomled Monday by capt Arne ~V!nnesland aboard the Sell God, cleul,wblchwaaboundtorMoclaco frcmMattlella, Spain. Ms. Dahl and Rosenwereman1edatll:48a.m.the time set ' by an astrdo&er. according tO Gustavus Ober, a I publicist for the actress. . ·· Ms. Dahlappearscumrttlyln the • television soap opel'!~ "One Life To· Uve" ~ has made guest 8J1pe&r· on "~ Love Boat," the television show about romantic IUe aboard~ cruise si!IJ). · It w~ her ltftb man'lage, Ober said. I .': ,I before/' . , lie was qiiOIA!d as saying, Monday In Woman's Own maP,ztne. ·' ' ' "Bill what 1 C<IUldn't cope with Is th4! event that woldrnalleiiiflpoor," sald the · 5l·year-old star cl such ll)nw as ~'Deathtrap" and "Educat- • lngRita.'' · "YouaeeillO!li!Yisn'ton!Ymoney, he said. ·~ooeyJepre~'suoce:sslfthemoneyweretogll, ltWouldbe becauae'l'mnotromrnunlcatlng.I'd · be a failure. And that's what I couldn't cope with. Fallure." yearlnprtson. . Danza and Slnacorl were charged with beating WIWam Sawyer, li, " guard at the MJ!yflower Hotel, In (he ootel's ground·fioor restaurant on Feb.3. Sawyer Sllld ·the-men, loud and bc)lstel()Ua, attacked him when he asked them tO quiet down as they were drinking In the restaurant's liar. ' Slnacorl and Danza, a fom'!er professional boxer, sald that Saw: yer had approached them wlthQut Identifying himself and told thern he NEW Y0RK (AP) - Actor Tony · had a gun, They said they attacked Danza,bestlmownforh!Sroleasthe hlmwhenhereachedunclerhlscoat. ex-bo!lel'cab.drlveroolhetelevlslon ' • ' .sertes '"l'axi,"'JI&Y5 hewasstl!l!i!ed VIRGlNIA BEACH, V<t.'(AP)' ~ after lila COflVICIIon tOJ' assault and . Tennis superstar Martina Navratll' crlmlnaiiiJISChlefsternmlngfrcma . ova Is moving out ol her liDJ,OOl flBht with a restaurant security watetfrout heine here to gil back to guard ' Texas, 8l!SOCiates say, ..: . "It was a shock,'~ Danza, 33, said "Sbe.illllde the decision to retufn Monday after a lillY found him . to Danai. where she's lived Jonaer guUty. "I didn't expect lt. I was not and has I'I'D'I! friends,'' said J~ LONDON (AP) - British actor guUty." A. Howard, a Norfolk lawyer \010 Mlc1!8e!. Caine says being poor • Also convlct.ed was Danza's hastep:esentedMlssNI!vratllova wouldn't bother him as J111!Ch as friend; Albert Slnacorl, 29, of HanyLawn,afrlendofthet.eJm!s what he would have to gil through to Malverne. Both were allowed to dynamo,saldthedeparturewa8due. &1!1 there. remain free on their own recognlz· partly to the laclf.. direct fllgli!s "I 'C\)Uld handle the poverty. At aiJCe pending seatenClni &!pl. 17. serVIng Norlolk Internatloruil least I think I COUld. I've done It 'the chargEs Carty a·top,,Jiena:Jty of a Alrplrt. ances .;~ or ; ' . Ch~ster area· happenings._·____. . . . ._ ' ' ·Service notes . Calendar ' . I >\ By Clartce Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Allen, St•. Paul, Minn., spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mrs. Erma Cleland and Faith Ann McCain spent a week in Duncan, Okla., with Mr ..and Mrs. Jerry Cleland ·and also viSited her ·granddaughters, Dianna and. Deb, ble Cleland . 1HURSDAY Baker Richard L. Baker,sonofLanyD. and Norma Baker of 17 E. Locust St., Pomeroy, has been promoted In ·· the U.S: Air Force to the rank -of ainnan first class. .;. Baker is a packaging specialist at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, with the 96th Transportation Sq~n. Cerny • Chesapeake, has graduated from the U.S, Air Force law enforcement sPecialist course at LacklaJ!d Air \ ' WEDNES.DAY,. AUGUSll, . 19.8·~ . . 9:00 A.M . . . '• . I - I I .., • , . 1 ' ' Staats Robert S. Staats, Poneoy, has enlisted In the United States -Air Force delayed by program: · Staats enlisted for four year as a gnide E-1 mechanic area. He wUl report to the LaCkland Air Force . Base In Texas for tralnlngonJune4, en 19&'1. . , Staats, who wiD be a senior at ,Mei&s Hlah School In August, Is the sm of Mr: and Mrs. Kennetll Lee, • '\ We.'re Proud To flave You ,As Part Of Our Business Community~ ' ' . - This Page -Sponsorrd By- '_fhese _Many Fine Merchants: Pomeroy . '' Schulers ·have .annual ·reunion . ' K&C JEWELERS SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY 992-2955 ' 992-2196 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY 99~·2115 POMEROY FLOW.ER SHOP POMEROY FRANCIS FLORIST . ELBERFELDS 992-3671 · HOME NATIONAL ' 'BANK ' SYRACUSE 949-2210 · 992-2556 GALLERY HAIR· ARTS - 992-3233 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY POMEROY BAUM TRUE VALUE MGM ·FARM CITY I'NC. ' -MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ', POMEROY -2049 SMITH NELSON -MOTORS POMEROY SIMMON'S OLDS-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. THE DAlY 'SENTI-NEL POMEROY 992·2156 FARMERS BANK 992·2136 POMIIOY 992-2174 992·7034 POMIROY \ - ' ; · -.' - ·· · ~· ' ...... . ~"'·· ... . i l " EvelYn Schuler' ' I, . .. ,. .., . MIDDlEPORT- 'I1)e Evan- . gellne Chapter, Order ol the FRIDAY . Eastem 'Star, Middleport, wU1 POMEROY - An 1oe cream hpld a~ and bake sale ID!IIIl Will~ held Frtday on 1111!1 Friday '*"1 SallildaY. I'Jun. lO -' lawn of the Full Galpel Ught-r a.m. 'to 4 p.m. a.t the Masmlc house, Hllalld Road ott Rt 7 Tempte. . toward Veterans Memorial Those with Items tO donate lll'E' Hospital. asked .to call Lli Milam at Hcmemade Ice cream, cakes 992-GZ1L ' - Happ·enings · • o•i\ · •••--" ~ • ' •i University of Da)'tm! in COIIIITif'!!Cement exercises Swxlay. Attending hlsgraduatloo were his wife, GalllppUs; his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. William U!hew dd BlDy, Mrs. ManY bav!s, PollaetllY: Ted Lehew; ChJllicothe, aU weekend gu~ts of Mrs. Alma JohnSon and . Mr. IIJ1II Mi-s. Richard Leifheit, . { ' "' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alletlvislted in Ashland, Ky., with their uncle, Robert Allen, and coUSin, Grace Buchanan, a recent Sunday. Miss Suzanna Clay spent a week in Ann ·Arbor, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clay. ,. Mr. and Mrs .. Lany Roush returned horne to Winter Haven, · Fla., after a viSit herewith Mr. and Mrs. Orls Frederick and Mr. aile! Mrs. VIrgO Roush. Rev. and Mrs. Pavld Tysinger and farnUy, VIrginia Beach, Va. , were guests of Mrs. Erma Clelanlf. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell and ., John and Mrs. Erma Cleland attended the funeral of their aunt, Nora pamewood in Akron recently . • Mr.andMn. BUiyR.Allen, Katle. and Robert, Westerville, were , recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen . Springfield. • Audrey Rowan and Lydia Berry, Sunday evening, Mrs. Johnson Belpre, and Paul WW, Corpus hosted a family dinner oomrlng the Christ!, T~xas, called on their uncle. graduate. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Denzel Cleland, recently. · Mrs. Karla Chevalier, Jessica Davis, Mn. Johnsoo and Mrs . Krtsten, and Mrs. Linda Well, and Lehew ild BWy visited jV!th Mlss ·~ather and Leah, .spent a dar t:lorolb.Y'LeUiielt at the 0Jarni1a1i11 teceJltly at the Columbus Zoo. ~ Nursing Hmle In Urblma, and Mi-. and Mrs. George Griffith, Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs .. Joh!l Lehew, and Mr. and Mrs. WUllamsburg, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Richard Lelftlelt visited her.. . .... ...-... ..... rrt-.""-1.. ~ a.~-.. •....,. ·=~ .,..IJIIIY . be left 11,1 llle at the !WiJmJ All U!COI'dl WUl ~ conlldelltlal. ReP!nlttoo ,for lbe ~ ~at Tiny Tech wU1 also ta1ce p1ace on Saturday at 01e same time. A $15 registration fee II IV!CeS88J'Y at the tJme of enrollment , Retn!lhrnents and a fUrl) wiD be provkled at 1 p.m: · I . , ,-· bowl-a-thon MIDDLEPORT,- TIDy Tech MIDDLEPORT - The MidDay Care and Pre-Scl!ool, beld ' dleport Parents-Teachers Or· attheMlddleportUnitedPentec- ' ganlzatlon ~ oold a bowl.aostal <l!urch, South Third, wiD lhonbeglllnlngl!llOi;lla.m.Aug. offer free chlld llngetprlntlng S. at the Pomeroy BowHng Saturday trcm noon to 2 p.m. , Lanes: . · Mrs. Bonnie Baker, who· Will The I!Yellt Is open to .any ,a rea help COiiCllct the fiDget pi lilting, youth. 7 to 14 years old. has received training fran the Each participant must have at . MeiKs County Sheriff's ~flvesponsors.E\lcbspooscr Department. must pledge a mlnlmwn of 2 Children ot au ages can be ce~~ts per pin at tile IIJid of. tlln!e llnaapmted. Parents maY take games. · ''c\'·· , -u.; prints IDneror ufe!Jeepma. 1beonJycosttothepartlelRant If a Child II ~ ~ will ~50 Ol!llts for bowlliilr sme Attencllllg were Carot.vnr James and Jelllea. Schuler, Lanpvll1e, ' Jl:an, Mlsly jUid B. J . Mcamas, Chattanooga, Tl!lm., Charles and EvelYn Schuler, Glendale, W.Va., EllzabethatidKenyYoho,Mounds· • ...,, . a.,' eanrn .-..:ua, , WV J ar1e Jack, ·Wa:,meaburg, Pa., Mary, By Nelle.....,.. ·Shawn and Stephanie . Burl!e. , SundaY School attei!danrewas«l M........_.,_ '"' V Maude 8 .,...........,, ... a.. teonJijlyS.Jwy15,24andJuty22,27, Phens, Nl!\t Straitsville, Nancy, illbte School wUI be held July iJ1 to . GeneandTonyVanMeter,Rullanl;l, Aug. 3. ', Dorothy Calaway Is James Schuler, Columbus, Nancy, director. .Roger, Erin and Casey Schuler, Alfred uMw held aerv1ces at Columbus. Arcadia Nurslng Center July 10. 0 ' Thelma Hendei!IOII was Jeaderwlth Terrie. Evel'etl, Usa .and Olad Nina Rotitnson at the organ. Rev. Schuler, Middleport, Joe Schuler, Thomas gave lbe openlna prayer. Sr., Cheahln!, Joe, Jr., Belva, Joe Other UMW members pre~~ent Bob, Bobby Joe Sclaller, Cheshire, Wl!l'l! Martha EUlot and Clara 011'11, ne.n, John Cleland, Rutland, Follrocl. Tbey made special visits tO John and Prll Schuler, Rutland, . Helen WOOI,Is and Hazel Parrl.sli. Paul, Carol, and MIIY Ann Schuler, Church visitors were Doug JaCk· ~. Allcla,Brlil&et;Jeremy, son, ReynoldsburK, Mr. and Mrs. and James Qlo•IK'II, Rutland, Guy Richard Clement, Blissfield, Mich. Scl)uler, Do!g!aColln,RIItlalld, Debl VIsitors qf Mr. and Mrll. Joaeph and Budce Dalley, Middleport, Poole and wm were Mr. aiid Tom cmcty; John, Krtatopber Van Meter, Avid, Jonathan and Metfan, Teny Rutland, Jane, Harley, Harley, Jr., 'Fetty, Mr. Carter aiid Troy, Fllrllorn; Bea, Harold and BriiD,IIIId ~Ebln, BldMII. Heatber Fetty, and Susie Lambert, ~-trawllllftl!!-~was Lanpvllle Ruth ~ viSited her aunt,' . . Jelll ~ Cbatta...... lbe eldl!lt, a.rlla A. Scln•""iMiddle- Ona Taitt, Spencer, W.Va., July16.. p(llt ·1!1111 tile )WI£ I, Je Ire On July 22, she viSited her father, HaM!Y caney. Columbus. Mr. !!diller,~- . u~•- . ' • PTOpl~ns Fingerprinting for kids offered · rental. Ohio Lott•ry Terminal no~ available, at each.end of Pomeroy,· OH. Stop and m... our Experienced Operators: Sharon, ~aula, Rhonda, Vidia, TerOICI, Krystal 1 Kent, Peggy, Rod or Guido. , · Now Available 24 Hr. lottery Service Number 1-614-374-18,. · , . .-, ' • 1 . PLAV "The Number"- "Pick 4"- "Lotto" 8t Our Current Instant Game. - FREE PARKING AVAILABLE , andthePI'ka~mP!Imeroy,' Cll!l. .SI!eua 11an1s, 9!J2.'11113, Nina 7-33 CARRY OUT Beer .. ~op 1~!· Craddock, . 9!l2-3!il9 or Bnma Wyatt. -~ · ., 1600 N'ye Ave: Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-6798 SHAMMY'S l!ttr Wine Pop ~C:.t Doek' . St . 605,W• Mam Pomeroy, OK. 11 . Carley,Is, enterlfli the ~P.tal for Slil'I'I!IY· .• VIsitors of ' Geni!VIeve Guthi1e were Maxlnli Y091, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Charlet Yost, Lancaster Rt. Mrs. Hobart Swai1Z Is' niakftlg a satisfactory recovery at 'home following hlp surgery. PH. 9.92-5786 SHOULD I HAVE A_ WILL? A food sale was planned tor the August meetlnK when the Chatll!r Club met rece!ltly at the heine .i~ Lolli Harrllon. Elaine' Spires W8S . co-hosteSS and gifts were lJre~lllai • to Mrs, Han1llon and Mrs. Spires. TIII!blrthdayaofiln!ftdaBollnand 0or11 wut and the annJvenary gift . How do you make a will! First,,.. your lawyer. It's not all that •ost nlllt plannin&. He has the forms, knows therequirements of tho state, end probably eoou&h of your personal af· · folrs to htlp In f!llplrin&lor futuro mlnl&oment of iOUI estate. - You mor chllip your will wfron..., and however 10u wish , The imprlrturt thin& is to 111 sllrttd and to i1o it ~i&hl away. .· 11phsin for · You ••Y 1l1o include PfOttis;ons for funeral arrlfl&ements as part oltho will. We can provide eounsolin& without obli&ation, on this aspect of your will, but ONLY this plrtieularospect. otDeloi'esWhltb:kwerenciled.::~r &lfla. ~ ¥Jt. Giant Mi'L ~ Ruth YOUJIK, Oler)il Plercl!, a gueSt, Ilelarel Wldtlock and Allee Jacobs. Susie Cleland and~ Ywngwon thedoclr pn.a. . Reln!Shmi!II~Mwlre·III!M!d. 1 · lith a will yoorsove your lo¥11d ones coosiderable time and ""'""In tht hlndlin& ol yoor estate. Further. you ere usured that JOII nllto will·not bt executtd by strao&ofS. but bi people you know ••• ttust. s .,a l e Games Wid pla)ted ' pr~~abeiJIIIwmby~Stardw. "KARATE KIDO" 11 you own 1nythin1 - 1 cor. house, sovin&soc:eount, anything with moniii!J volut - you should hive 1 will! • . plans food · C(JOING SQOI~ ~~~~~~~~~~~r~-~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·c~LO~!K~A~ND~~~G~GE~R"\~~; ·- rt..atter' Oub \..l1 · BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN 6 DAYS A Except WEEK9 A.M. P.M TO 10 P.M. Sunde""; .. Only oN"fed_. ~SOAY! 4 OUT OF 6 WON 174.00 5 OUT OF 6 WON $1,759.00 NO WINNERS 6 OUT OF 6 PIDa Dan'Jli!Rutland. • . For more InformAtion, 1 FRIMY thru , Last Week's Wilmin& Numbers ,4 5, 24. 32. 33, 36 VaUalw\'i . ~aile !n. ~PIM'i!n'sS!Iper-Valu · ~-"' ·op- ~ 27-MIGUST_!j PLAY 6 NUMBER LOTiO 8t WIN ·" -.... ,. · I ll1is Wt:t:k s lt1ttu Wurll1 Sil J Mi ll illll Plu:o Pledge sheets may be. ~. • up at Fruth"~ F'hatplacy 'and " A/fi1ied events Jr. KINGSBURY HOMES POMiiOY ' · Slxty-llve perlllil11 attended the annUli) ,!klruler reunion held recently at the horne ol Charles aiid ·••~ 'CHESTER 985-3301 992-6333 DOWNING-CHILDS & MULLEN ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY POMEROY ' CLOTHING HOUSE . POMEROY ' . 992-5141 POMEROY 992·2181 992-2644 RACINE POMEROY NGS-COATS-BlOWER FUNERAL·HOME ' EWING-FUNERAL HOME POMEROY • SUGAR RUN MILL CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT _ 992•5432 . POMEROY 992-3785 PAT HILL FORD • I '· ' ' .,• ,,~., • • Graduates of the COurse studll!d · general law enforcement duties; . . tact~cs, weapons training, physical apprehension and restraint and eai-ned credits tOward an associate's degtee In applied science through the Conlmunlty CoUege of the Air Force. ' WE WOULD LIKE T-O.TAKE ·THIS OPPORTUNITY. . TO SAY WELCOME TO OUR ·. COMMUN.ITY AND -WE WISH . . YOU SUCCESS IN, YOU.R NEW -SlORE. .- i ..Force Bue' Texu. d ' . John Lehew J1ecelvedhlsmastel"s degiee In science education trcm the Scbool ot Counseling •at the ' Airman John L. Cerny, son of' ., AdeUne R. Cerny of 621 Third Ave., \ Earns science .degree • . .. ' ' f!l,.tM,i- ~~~~ . §;,.,../ Yf(114) -·1·1 MIDOLIPOWI't OHIO We Wllcomo rour qrristions and comments- privately or publicly throorp 1•1• colum~. JAMES SIMPSON . - .• ., JAMES BLOWER , ' �. ' Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel I Birthdays... Apple Grove news notes . l • . BrMn. Wllol-" Walter McDade and son, David, Troy, were amona thole trun re: ' : It was noted thepublldtybookm 1983 prepered by Carol Erwin received a superior ratJna as did tbe garden therapy bookotlllll3byBetty Dean. The preaentatlon of the awards wtll be made at the OAGC · convention to be held In Auaust. , Celebrates 90th The Hemlock Grove Grange met recentb' for Inspection. '- A pbtluck supper preceded the Inspection. Muter Zlba Mldkllf later turned thep!'011'8111 fNt!tto the degn:e· team led by Stanford' · Stocklon. Thecharterwasdrapedln memory ot Frank Clark and . ~ttKing. . •. ,. Helen Qulvey, women's activity ch81IWoman, announced Items fQr the qullt contest must be ready by Sept. 7. Ruth· Francis gave the ArrivlngfromtheCinclnnatiarea · were her daughter, Leah Zlnk, Ken and Donna Lubeck, Greg and CheryL and Gayle toewenstlne, •• Clint, Dawn and Curt. leglslatlv~ report. ''Memories" Willi Brandon C. HW recently celebrated his tlrst blrthdayWttha party at the heme ot his parents, Mt. and Mrs. SteevenHW, Pomeroy. , A· clown theme was carried out with the theme cake baked b): The Daily Sentinel • I! Attending • the party were · Ids • • • grandparents, Mt. and Mrs. Mike Mr. aiJ Mr.r. Clarence A. Bradford Grtmth, Mt. and Mrs. Dennie Hlll and Mrs. Sa!ldra Others attending were Ids uncles and aunts, Mt. and Mrs. Troy Mt. and Mrs. Clarence A. They have four grandchtldren, · Grtm!h and daqgbter, Hollie, -Mrs. Bradford, Racine, will be honored Monica and Matt Jordan, and Regina Humphreys, Autumn Grit· 'on their 40th weddlrtt. anniversary Jennller ahd Julie Weller. lith, Sonja HW, Marcy Hill,. Coort· with an open house at illelr !)orne U!elong residents ofthecOmlllun· ney HW, Missy Rainey and John Sunday with frleods and relatives Icy, Mrs. Bradford is a homemaker Ginger Darst, daughter of Jeff theryn Metzger, her greatGuJnt~:~er. Other guests wereRacliel · from 2: ~to 5 p.m. and Bradford retired In 1983 from grandmother Beulah White, Tex; Taylor and Heather McClain. and Kitty Darst, Middleport, reTheobservancetsbelnghd6tedby the American Electric Power anna Well and Amber and Gwlnnle Sending gifts were Ids greatcently observed her fourth birthday their chlldren. · Company.' after 32 years at the grandparents, Mrs. Inez Hill of White. with a p;~rty . Itwasannouncedearller,lhem>r, PhlllipSpornPlant. Sending gifts were pei gtanc!par· Racine, Mr. andMrs-Leslli!B.Cm, that the ollservance was to have : A cake baked by her grand• . The family request no gifts. ents, Tom and Bessie Darst, Craig Pomeroy, and Mrs. FredriCka taken place JUly 29. ,' n)other, Katheryn Metzger, was • ' Faris, P811rersburg, W.Va. . . Darst, Frank, Llrida ani! Vincent served with Ice cream. Cl8rence A. Bradford and Lllltan ; Attending were Ginger's brother, Broderick. Greg, Cheryl, Ellzabeth . RuthJohnsonweremarrledonAug. . and Brian Lane, Wayne. Debbie Keith, her grandparents, Betty and 7, 1944 In New York City. They are . and Andy White. Herb Gilkey, and John and Ka· ,. the pareqts of two daughters, Teresa Jordan, Pataskala, and Betty ana Paul Hill of Indiana, The birthday of Derek BrendaWell~,StooeMountaln;Ga. Eunice Jones of Missouri, Jack and Johnsori, ' SOil of Hank and Kathy ' . • Mary' Nicely, North Carollr\a, and Johnson, Bradbury, was obse!ved Janet and Roger Theiss spent tile receutly with a party at Ids borne. Mandy Jividen was honored Tricta Roush, Dennis Uttte, Shanweekend with their father , E . J . Hill, A cowboy cake and homemade • n-·'/d' b · recently with a party for her seventh · non Roush, Brenda Hawley, Vlck Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy. Ice.cream were seiVed fOllowing a Dill mg 00"? birthday at the home of her and David M. Camp, Jerri.Hawley, conkout Attending and presenting VIctor L1od . has retun\ed to . · grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brandy Laudermllt, Sharon Wise, gifts to Derek were Bill and Naomi KANSAS CITY • Mo, (AP) Minneapolis lifter spending a week than 100 construcUon projects here with Ids brother, Relno Und. Phillips. Cindy and Theresa Uttie, Misty King, Bradbury, Ids ~ts; · , More :.......,. In • mll A Cabbage Patch theme was Ebersbach, Geneva WISe, Ellzbeth Debbie Ftnlaw, Heather and Matt, , are wa= way ,a,our-square- e Jean and Vincent Dabo f1 Largo, ~ of downtown Kansas City · Fla. will arrive Wednesday for a carrledoutwlthcake,icecreamand ~ulcher, Cindy · Butcher, Tim Chester: Sherry Meckstroth Nicole koolaid served. Busby, Amy Clonch. . and~ Huntington, W.Va., and whie\lls ex~lng a~ billion three-week visit with. their son-in: Attendingwerehergrandmother, building boom area·wlde. A clown was ~ to give out hts sister, Jessica Johnson. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Iris Jividen, Eulonda Haley, Shawn . trea"' to the children. Games were Tom Kelly, and famlly . Sending gifts were Elizabeth aD<I Petrie, Kelly, J. C. a nd Jason played with prizes going to Brandy Jessica Wrlght and Steve and Robin Buzzard, Delores and Stacy Tyree, Laudermllt, Jason Buzzard, Jagers and Joel. C>ee Barber, Darlene and Marlene Brenda Hawley, and Trlcla Roush. 0oodispaugh, Zeb and Zac Batey, J. C. Buzzard won the door prl2e. ' BradfordS tb celebrate anniversary FounhbirthMy___________ p sen'"' Seventh birthday_ _~.,..;..·__ . ' • !J.pple Grove Churfh honors minister ;, A reception and potluck dinner ';'fas held at the Apple Grove Church !lpnortng the Rev. and Mrs. Roger Grace and sons Sunday evening at . tiJe church. • The Rev. Mr. Grace and hts lamuy moved here from ToleOO. 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In the joining .Hobby Stock feature, which incluaed 29 cars, -Circleville's Jim Taylor came from his 'third row starling position to_ post the viCtory. . This season, 43-year-oldEarl Hill, an 18-year steel!- car racing veteran, · has beell red hot on the local racing circUits, and Sunday evening was · certainly no exception as he roUed to the $1,400 win. ' His win was not easy, howeve, as Mike Balzano, a member ot the all-star circuit of champions cir· cult, posted fast time then pro· Three ·local drivers take part in Sprint car championships ~ ceeded to challenge 'Hill throughou! . the race. · • Balazano had to settle tor second, • Wheelersburg's Delmas Conley: was third, Tom Amos fourth, Rick · Ellison' fifth, and Racine's Boll Adams, Jr. sixth. Bruce Berryman. · traveling aU the way from Fl'l!' · mont, suffered mechanical di1flcm: : -ties In his bid tor the big payoff. • • · In the Hobby Stock feature event: Porky Shores from Ashland, Ky.,: set fast time and led the first 10 la!is; as Middleport's Marc Frencli battled door to door with ~ out-of-town driving ·ace, actul!lly nosing Into tl)e lead on several occasions. A mid-race skirmish dropped French b<ick to sixth position , then Shores, who was . leading, spun out and had to restart at the end of the pack .. Taylor Inherited the lead as a result then coasted on to the win. At · one point Roger Atkins moved Into . contention and Into second place, but a ioose burnperdlsquallfled him . ·from tha! position. Behind Taylor at the finish were $heres, Joe Memel, Wayne Robin· son, Junior Abels of Ravenswood and Marc French. As a re!iult of the good turnout of. · fans, Daryl' Willie has announced : an Increased regular purse of $1,<m to win for Super Late Models . Racing resumes SaturdaY. evening. TIRE SHOPPERS DELIGHT ~ ~~~JJ) KEEPING · :':t==t;!!!.....,. .,. $ 1'on>nl~ 13: Cit!· linl. 'I'onwllo. 1,1: UJ8bl\l.' , ToroiWo. 9'~ Owm, Seart'eo,' 8; KGI'-:Ift. IJl.otrol.t. 6: ~i: ~: ::r.-~:t·.~·i: .. w "L .:- NN Y<l'lt Boston, Uns. T!ronro. :ll · Pn'CitiNC (t dedslonll: LHI. T<WOI'Itn. JtAIITDIVIIION *S.HOE OF THE WEEK* · NOW '33.95 '"'~~ ~ ru"'"""'" "IMd. " ' ""''!s. c.•...,.. . .. :D.:~l C'le\"t"'and, 31; . Glrcla, 'rDn:lnto. COl MUwiukl'l' •t Nfw YQI'k. 1n1 011<... m. Anna• - ,... ... , ..,....... ~ill Detroit. '"' 1n1 <> Dravecky allowed In his bid to become the first pitcher in 'the . history f1-the Sail Diego franchise to iluiTl a no-hitter. · "I was "reaJJiy doing nothing different.'' said Dravecky. "I was trying to hit the spots again. 'l1lere was allttle !tick Involved. I had good control. I was mixing it up, I was COitcellll:Btln& a lot.l ' After irufferlng an a~ Injury at the end of last year, Dravecky started tile 1984 season In the bullpen quest for the $SO,lXXl top prl2e. w..........,..o.n- Ml.ll)tiY, o.kllnd. 1l; ~::.::~"0:"~ Cl7fi/N[ BID RU9Sell's seventh·tnnlni dou· ble and four walks were all ....,_ {HIW')'('U.II ' 8-SI al san {'nanmor.J R-5 ), (nl • RBI: t<Arwnan. Oakland. fn; EMumy. Baltlrrort', m; ftkto. BoMCI'I, 79; ADIMs. Sftnk', 78: Annll. 8cAlft, 72. HTIS: Garctl . Toronto. Ja: Mamn,;ly. New Ycrt. til: Rlpifft. Baltlml:ft. ll\: Kanau Clf)' (WOis l -ll at 1'llrotlto tAl· ... ' do." and made 32 relief appearances. Monday's game was his seventli start since his return to the rotatiOn. He's 4'21n those starts. Draveckyhadnoregretsabouthis pitch to Russell. "He hit a good pitch," satd Drav~ky , s-5. "It was a sllderdoWn and ln. I made the pitch I wanted to make and he got the hit he wanted." The shUtout was thethlrdinarow for the Padres staff, which has not : allowed a run In~ 2-3 Innings. •· Elsewhere in the National League, Montreal doWJied Pittsburgh 3-1, Chicago beat Phuadel· phia 3-2, St Louis t.oppedNew York 3-1 tn 10 lnnl,ngs, and Houston edged AUanta4-3. I learned a long time agofron:l GU .. ROSEBURG ' - The "richest Hol;lges that you &!n't gauge your efforts on what the score Is.'' Seaver spring car race In the world" known said. The seven r:uns didn't effect as the King's Royal Spring Car championship was ~ld over the how I pitched." weekend at Eldora Speedway In ' Rossburg, Ohio where BloomingNallmwll..eape ton, Indian's Steve Kinser took the By .JONA'l'BAN vrrii lead on the lBth l ap then never Apwi•Wl".-Wliter looked back-as he charged to sprint . It was like day and night !Or the .c ar racing's biggest payoff ever, a r;::====~;;;;;;;-Dodgers. wln worth' $50.00l. ,. Sunday afternoon, the Dodget:s' Kinser, .a four-time World of Ore! Hershlser threw 7 2-3 perfect Ouuaw circuit driving champion, innings and tinJshed with a two- took home the lion's share of the hitter as . Los !Utgeles heat the $102,lXXl total prl2e money. Shane C1nclimati Reds 1-0. Carson ot Oldahoma City, Okla. · Monday nlgllt, the Padres' Dave placed second, Jack Haudenschild Dravecky threw 61-3fiO.hit tnnlngs third, fOrmer driving champion and finished with a one-hitter as Sal) Sammy SwtndeU ·fourth. and. Brad Your BEST Insurance Diego destroyed the Dodget s 12-0. Doty fifth. The constant throughQut was the Policy.is a GOOO Agent Local drivers competing In the Dodgers' weak hitting. Despite event were Mike Mourn, C.1 J . winning two f1 Its last four ganies, Holley,. and Don Adams. by 1-0 scores, Los Angeles has not · Charlie Fisher, a former iocal scored an earned run tn 42lnnlni!s. racer, who now Uves tn Columbus, After being shut out on ~ hits posted fourth fii.Stest .Ume which Friday, the Dodgers brol<e loose fbr earned him the pole position as the seven saturday, but were held to top four cars were Inverted. ·.four Sunday. . Sammy SwlndeU set a new world . "We're not hitting the ball. It's as sprint car recqrd for a half mlle simple as that," · said Dodger track with a clocking of 14: 42 Manager Tmuny Lasorda. "ToltatoAuto seconds which Is an average speed night ·they just klc.ked our reat of 127 miles an hour. Fifteen cars ends." Com,~...... broke the old track recoi-d In the ~ PI!Ua~a ar C'hlcaRo Moolreal at P1nsb.lratL•In t San Franrbro at CtnclnnatL cn1 Atlanta at Houston. tnl Lol ~at san Dlf;l:o. I n ) tough times. Tough AN EYE ON YOUR BUDGET ~- eunciR' 1-5) , tnl Tf'iu (SirWal1 +111 al BaltlmOl'f"" !D.Marttntwz " ''L tnl Ma}wa~ !fkoew Q.()) at NN• York lF'OftiE!nol 4-41. tn1 "· lheRed~. 'Y~X"k. .Jt6; Manlftlt,o, New Yorlt. .311; • ~. Mlrmeec.., .3.'1); l...lnOl. l)etroilt , ..118: Rtpkl'n. Baltl"nore. Jlt. • RUNS: DNE\•11\S.. BoltOfto 8l; RHe~Dd~Pr80ft, Oakllwld. 14: Bltrr, C'lrYNitd. iO; Moeroy. Toromo. II: Rlpllil!n. Ba!Hrneft. """""• a..-,Fur l-7 and Smith 4-2 1 at iCitmrns ·~· aonaoo"" ll-11. 1n1 In other American League action, It was Kansas City 7, Toronto 4; Texas 5, Baltimore 1; New York 4, MUwaukre3; Minnesota 9,SeatUe5 and California 5, Oakland 4 Iii 12 Innings. \. Seaverfacedonly29batters-lw!l over the minimum. The shutout was the 59th of Seaver's Care!!r, tops among active pitcherS. He has 7l!3 llfeUme win$, Second llln!lllg active pitchers to Steve Carlton's ll!l. .The veteran rlgllt.Jiander got all the support he ueeded with six nms In the first liming. Wlthoneout, Greg Luzlnskl smashed Ids 10th brnl!r of the season and~ f1 Ids career to give the White Soxa3-0iead.'<:lince taw later hit a tlln:e-run smt with two wts, his 13th. SeaVer said the big early lead didn't change the way he pUcl)ed to AMJIOIIC'N lJI:AilUE • ' Dm'OII lROil'ml 7-2 and Berm~ I • 71. 2 ·- ,. ,. . ClrYeoland fielding. "We've ha4 times never )ast but tough people BATI'tNG ~~ at bi.ISI C Wlnii(>Ml NI'W KaniU Clly 7, Thronto 4 Tl'xu 5. llllll.rmrf 1 NfW Yortl: 4. Mllwaui«'r 3 ~ 7, 8alt<r1 0 , the . national ....!me. the United States plays Taiwan In baseball, a demonstration sport In these Games. Five rmreswlmmlng medals are up for grabs late today. And the American men's gymnastics team ooids the lead over heavily favored Chlna·golng lntotoalght'sllnals.The U.S. WlliiH!II gymnasts are second to Romania lollowlng Monday's com- . pulsorles. 1belr team flllals ateWI for Wednelday night. " . Hayes, tram oanas;.was part of the 101-ll)l!lel' freestyle relay team · that set a world record f17-mjnutes, . 18~ S&'Onds in Monday momfug's prellmln3rleS: Then, In the after· 00011, Mike Heath, also of Dallas, David Larson f1 Jacllsmvllle, Fla., JeffFIOatotSacramento,Calit.,and Hayes went out and bettered their own record With a cJncklng of 7:15.1l!.' Five new world swimming records are in books, allsetbymen. When Hayes hit the water for Ids 1m meten, he owned a ~length leadaverGross.BytheUmetheygot to the other end of the5Q.rneterpool, they were dead-even. They stayed that way lor the next two laps.Gross inclled allead early In the ftnal 50 meters . ' l.eaders ..f.19 10~ ........ o.m. · Anll tn today's Olymplc·clebut of New York at St. l...cuJs . , .448 24 ~ 'Seenko • Ooldand t9 ~ 17 .485 20\\o 53 .e ,~ 54 . .481 4 57 .462 , 6 !18 .61 7 50 l..nl ' Austria and the American men, who routed ChiJia 1n their fjrst game, played Canada today. In ~. the u.s. wonien began play• by sweeping West Germany 17·15, 1!H1. J5.10 Monday. The . American men, four-set winners on Sunday against Argen· Una, play Tunisia today. ' The American men's field hockey team, a 5-l loser to defending .chatnpton India on Sunday. played West Germany today. ~ per 9-11. lnl M lnl"'eda 9, 9NrtW ~ Callbrnia ~ Olkland I . 12 lnM!p (Illy Rlrl'll!l: ~ YOUR . Gonzales outpointed Kwang.Sun Kim of South Korea in-a: 100-pound Scoreboard ... · ~Weeks ..... ........... , .. ............ .. $29.12 USE ' victories. trl earner service is MAli. SUBSCRIPTIONS lno... Oblo 28-3110t "Sil! 'hiE QRA TE BOYS FORIOMI GREAT "DRIVE A LITTLI. U.VI ALOT" BROYHILL LA·Z·BOY Gross reached out and grabbed a second swlmrning gold medal for West Germany, but American. Bruce Hayes had the wtnntng hand at the end of one of the most .dramallc relay races tn Olympic ' history. . Gross, the 6-foot·7 "Albatross" With the 7-4 wingspan, added a Victory in the 100-meter butterfly r<tondaytohistrlumphSundaylnthe 1m freestyle ,.... but as the anchor tn the 1m freestyle relay he came up literally one hand short. ·· ' It was Hayes. who held, reUriqulshed, then regained the lead tn the ftnallegoftheracethat gave the Polled States its second swimming •gold of the day. Earlier, Mary Wayte led a 1·2flnlsh In the women's 1m freestyle. • Those golds, coupled with a yictory by Ed Etzel of MoJl!81l!oy.?l, W. Va., In men's 'English maWh small·b6re rtfle competition, gave \he United States nine In the firSt: two daysoftheseSummerGames. West Germany, Canada and Chin<~ have · three golds apiece and West Germany, with seven total medals, Is second to America's 15. · ·. In the two-other golds awarded Monday, WuShuclef1Chlnaholsted 5119~ total pounds, 5¥., more than . countryman Lai Rurultlng, In ~ 123-po\Jnd welghtllft, and .f're<IY Schmidtke of West Germany won \he 1,qxl-meter tinie trial lit cycling tn 1 minute, 6.10 seconds. The top American tlnlshed· elehth In each event,AlbertHoodo!Los~es tn the welghtllftlng, Rory O'Reilly of Costa Mesa, Calif., In the cycling. In another cycltng event, though, Stl've ·Hegg of Dana Point, Callf., recorded the fastest outdoor OJym· pic time ever Ina qualltytnground ot the 4,®meter lndlvklual purSuit. But his time of. 4 minutes; 35.57 seconds, although unde~ the world best of 4:40.23 set five years ago by Hans·Henrlk Oersted ot Denmark, won't count as a record because HeggqvertookPedroOmarCalnoto Argentina. ,U.S. boxersPaulGonzalesofl;:ast Los Angeles·, Vlrg!l Hill ofWilllston, N.D., and Evander Holyfield ot . AUanta joined Sunday wtimer Mark l,keland II) scoring first-fight month. 99 v.. &.BOTTLED GAS SERVICE •u-rr• . FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH By BRUCE LOWITI' ' . RUTLAND FU·RNITURE BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE .' AT BARGAIN PRICES . ., Ka,...a'l' l'eCEiitlon . ' Ml.....a CaUC>J<aoo Fli)Wer arranging using In· season flowers was featured at the ~t Cent" by Dallas Hill, "The Greatest . meeting of the Walk-In Garden Club Is God" by Jane Hill; ''Do Your Best IKlsted by Mrs. Noami Reed. Each Day" by Jan Norris, "Where Devotions lor the garden partjr IS, God" by DOnna Hm, "My Bible were provided by Mrs. Mildred and I" by Donna ~ayman, "God Be Ziegler who read ''One Day at a . ) With You"· by Dan Hayman, and a Time" and "God Spoke... Belva musical reading by Wald.Hayman. ' Willard read "Wmnan's Work." · Faith and Tamara Hayman also For roll call, the fiower of your had a song and there was group birth month was answered by stngtng to COI)Clilde •~ Mildred Ziegler, Ruth Francis, with · the pastor giving the Helen Carper, Jessie · Curtis, benediction. · Yvonne and Yvette Young. • • ' 733 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. ft~~ ,· • . Flower arranging Walk-In topic • • } ersona Announcement Second birthday ~ (USPS lfi.MO) ,.. A Dlvloto. of Mukbnedla, Inc. · ' Melinda McClain. ·U nited States .increases gold ' .medals to-nine, play-resumes . APSporisWrMer ' LOS ANGELES (AP)- Michael the theme ot the prograni by Lecturer Rosalie Storys. , Denver Rice played selections on his homemade guitar. Alter the Grange meeting, a sing-a-long was led by Rice. First birthday aaer. ~ CELEBRATE - Memben Of U.. ' plcl ~ FJ,.m left are; .Je(f n..t, Mike~ U.S. 4x200-meler freeootyJe relay team celebl<ate oa' Davld~NiotaantiBntee. Hayee. (APh'ltJIIDID) . the willllel'!l' platfomi Monday before recel~ tlllb> ·. ~ • · ' area. sey, Michael Smith, Eric and Andrea Dillard, Rayan and Billy Young, Jessica Kimes, Jessica and Kristin Chevalier. Also attending were Barb W1111a!T)S, Susie Karr, Karla Chevalier, Carla Kimes, Mr. and· Mrs. John Hayes, Mr.' and Mrs. Erroll Controy, Hazel Hawk, Ruth Dugan, Barb Hoffman, Ellen Bussey, Nara Hartman, grandmother of · the honored guest, and hts parents, Marcella and Don Casto. Joe Tllll.s sent a gift. are Hemlock Grange·· has inspection . ' A buffet dinner celetnllng tba . 90th birthday ot Edith Lannl!!g was · held Saturday at the horr1e u ,her granddaughter, Susan Well. · Followlng presentatkln f1 gifts to Mrs. Lanning, lonemade Ice cream and cake were served. · AU other chtldren, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were present for the occasion. Attending were Don an<l EvelYn Lanning, Mike and Connie Maroun, Jessica and . Joshua, Jeriy and Susan Well and son, Ryan, and Lorena 'Arilold, all from the local Joshua Casto celebrated his sixth birthday with a party ai the home of his grandparents, Mt. and Mrs. Henry Hartman, Chester. A Night Rider theme was carried out with the theme cake being served with Ice cream,and kool:atd. .. Attending were his brother, Jeremy Casto. Brooke and Brittany Williams, Jessica and Valerie Karr, Stephanie and Robbie Hof· fman, Brandl and Robbie Reeves. Lauren Young, Steve Conroy, Tony and Tamera Dugan, Autumn Bus- By KEN RAPI'OPORT AP 8porta Wl'iler At the of 39, It's not easy keeping your fastball up and your earned run average down. But Tom Seaver .Is doq all rlgllt tor ~If these days. . Alter strugg!Jng&tthesUlrl.ofthe -season, Seaver has turned tblngs around.OnMondaynlght,heposted his fourth victory In J~ and thfi"d shutout ot the year In leading the . Chicago White Sox to a 7-0 decision over the BoSton Red Sox. Seaver allowed but ttJree hits, st:rlklng wt four and walking none, tn bringing his record up to 1~ and his ERA down below the 4.00mark. "My fastball was ~ .down welltonJiht,andltwaSrislngwhenl needed lt.'' said Seaver, who also fielded wen, starting adiJubleplay tn the first tnntng and throwing out three other runners at t1rst b&se. White Sox Manager' Tony La· Rusaa said Seaver's strenuous dally peppe1 games have developed his eye-hand coordination and aided his vtsltcl!'s ~BIB The Daily Sentinei-Page-11 · ·Seaver ·b lanks Bosox 7-0 for fourth straight July win · Bible, relatives. , • song by Ealth. Tamara and Dan Inez and Clarenre IWy of Racine Hayman. Janet Koblelltz ~ , . vlslted'Mra. E,lha Sunday. .'Other l'l!lldlngs illcluded "GrandMIIdredLeeandDe)QresDonQhue f~ther's Barn" by Dallas Hill. "It's Florida and Ohio ~r. ~ ot Harrllollvllle, Mt.lihd Ml's. Slim So Nice to Have a Dad Round the ment calendan 11,1! .,.- sale by the · HudsQn, · Mt. Alto. Mrs, Enna ·House" by Cindy Sands; "I Have club. Site will tetW • garden Blqh, Millwood, W.Va., Mrs. Dolly Two Fathers" by VIcki Ables, ''To a ther!lpy clllllNmwn for next year Wolfe, Aipand ~ Barnllarl, Father's Dllughers" by Dan Hay- · and pa d wt toldefS telllni abOI!t Mr. andMti. ~R.ouah. Carroll man, andamuslcalreadlngbyWald the planned programa. Duel are payable· at the August meeting and~WIIIte..-ISOOIIKelthand _ Hayinan.SeveraiiiOI\ISanda~ ~. ~Ia ~and Deanna solo, "WhentheSalntsGoMarcblng wblch will be held at the home of While " - recent f1 P4!". In" by Dan Hayman concluded the Mrl. Erwin with Eleanor KnJibl to andMrs.· DonaP~atDorcas. jrllgl'arn. be the guest speaker and Show slide!! on the Monarcll butterflY. ' ' Sixth birthda)"------ Pomeioy-Middleport, Ohio Ql Garden ClubB were announced at the recent meeting of the Sllllde Valley Council of Floral Arts held at the home of Jaclde Frost. werner · Mandy Jividen Tuesday, July 31, 1984 Awards from theOhioAssoclatlon Bernice Roush had charge of the Father's Day program hel<l out-of-town here for the flln!!ral cently attheAppleGroveMethodlst serviCe& f1 Albert Hill. They visited Chu!'Ch. The sqna, "Faith of Our Mt. andMrs.HerllertRQush. . ' Fathers" andprayerbyDollyWolfe · Mt. and Mrs , ~ HW ot MOOI'e wened theservtce. Poems In tribute spending the to fathers were given by Barb Hunt, Haven, Fla. ===:~!~ ' ~~·=~~ and families and also vtslllnt other . a quiz on fathers of the and a .._ • • • 4 Shade Valley books awarded are .. . . ' Tuesday, July 31. 1984 Pomeroy-Midqleport, Ohio . :. . ' • ' . ' 0 0 OPEN EACH THURSDAY . EVENING· 6-8 .. ~ PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 3305(' J ACKSON AVE . SMALL ANIMAL HOURS pM MONDAY 3· P.M.-5 . . TUESDAY 6:30 P.M.-8 P.M; WEDNESAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. THURSDAY 3 P• M•• 5 P• M • FRIDAY 1 P.M.-2 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M.-11 :30 A.M. LARGE ANIMAL AND SURGERY BY APPOINMENT • ' SIZE 155/IOR13 165/IOR13 ·185/80RI3 185/75Rl4 195/75RI4 205175114 · 215/75114 205/75RI5 215/75RI5 225/75115 235175115 Take a Look at FALL's PRICE "Economically" Priced '43.50 Steel Belted Radials 47.00 50.00 51.00 52.50 53.50 58.50 56.00 58.50 61.50 ~.qo Mounted & Balanced FREE . BRAKE WORK ALIGNMENT Most Cars $}450 304-675-2441 ~~--------------------~-----J·~----------------------------.J '· ._.&_OO_E_..MA-IN··~ST·.·--~-M-E-RO·Y~,O~H-. . ..-PH-·~99~2·~20~94~·~ ' ·).' ' . , •• •• �CINCINNATI (AP) - Andy Is ~. Frank Pastore ·~ back and Keefe Cato Is out aa the slwnptna" Cincinnati Reds reshuftle their pitching Sla!f In hopes of finding a Winning combination. TheR.eds.~landlnntthplacetri ' Defeacllng singles champion, Dave Crow, l'llht. emerged the victor over challenger Mark 1bompson, left, In ftnaJ play Of the 19M ' S)TIICUIIe Open Tennis Tourney. l;ynn Crow IJI'!'Silnb the awards on behalf of toumament spoQlOI', the Fanners Bank and Savings Company. ' tbe Ni'tlonal League West, also plan tounveUanew-!Qoklnfteldtoi:ughtas they open a tllroo-im'ne series with tbe San Francisco Giants, tbe division's last place team. San ever have:' , - · : · Francisco Is 1'n games beblnd the CoJx.oepclon. batttni at a .«X! pace Reds and COUld trade places ~th In his last 13 Pllll!ll before bel.ng Cincinnati by sweeping the ~ sidelined In Los ~ with a game series. strained back, has Ufted hlsav~ The Reds open a 13-game home to .:IM. stand tonight at Riverfront Sta· The Reds said Monday they sent dium, after losing four of their six Cato. a re~. back to.the club's gamesoof WestCoastroadtrtpthat ClaSsAAAWicbltatamllelimln~ ended~. · , American Association, ending hiS Reds Manager vern Rapp has third try with the major-lelllllle said he plans to go with an Infield of ' team siDre 191n. During his latest Nick Esasky at first baSe, TQm tour, Cato had I!Jlpe!IJ'I!d In eight foley at shortstop 8l!d _Dave games, posted anl).lrea>rd with one Concepcion at tlllrd. Esasky Is a Save and llll!d .an 8.0& earned run third baseman, Foley Is a reserve average. He had bl!en broughl up Infielder and Goncepclon. tbe Reds' from Wichita on July ll. 14-yearveteran, has been tbeclub's The Redu.n~ &mday !hat shortstop. since the !'arly 197Qs. Pastore, a r!iht-ha.nded si!U'ter Esasky's appearance at tlrst base telegated to the disabled list July ll ~ --~ · -· In last ~·· trade U.t -~ flqt baseman Da.n DrleuB! to the; Expo&, Is 1D start Thunday llilllnst: the Glan!J. .. . : ~PP said Tom Hume, a rellevel\ Who was ~oed In the atartln&• roi.atton earlier this aeuon bit ha.i had trouble, wtll return to the bullpen. · .. • ·PHONE 992-2156 . : Or .............. ~... ~ •• lllc-t II., -.o,, OliO ~'Ill . l ,, .... c ....., - , ,_.,.. . ,,._,...QrM 111- MI..... ~ 4"- GellolfNII'I l•-w.,._ J•-IIII•G••• ~•,- c......,. ••·-teo.......... _,., ...., t:).lno~-· .._,__ ::.:-ow":'o= 11-lhiMIIOd.U - lu-TIIIIPII.. 1'-lcholo ,,,._..._,. tt.~ TV tcu.-­ , ..w..... t.o. 1 OJ.F-'-'"-" u -.to-tltt"-t 11··-·........... u.u_...., :::::.·.a:::..... U -W....,;41DI"" 111- 1'1. ,..__, •M - ~ tii- Chnl• lU-- Ul - - • ·11·-....,.._• :!:::O..!~t •..._.,io. 1 - - - - - -,r --- -,, ..---1 ..•._......... ~:::::::~:. ~,:.'j.,~:.,··: . ·J ~:= ~ JM- a..,...Dtu 141-"'-0•n Jlii- Wtlfuot U· ~·-.... J47- lMM ,... Ia' - '""'""""'" IM - L.e1Ht U? - 1~1'-.. 141- 1'1- 7U- IIhllllrlll ..7- c:..llllll ~ ~ M.H. "-1! ••••-*· ~ ''· ~ ...... ~ u•• • ttw.... ... lioMJiooMrt- .......; .. t7.00 1"-- · - . . - llnot ~~~-------.~~--------~--.---~~~~~---.------~~----~,. .. 54 Miac. Merchandiae Public Notice ~ .,,. SHERIFF'S•SALE -OF~~~~A.TEMEIGS VI __, Public Notice Be>ng In ..• Public; Notice • Me tg's and' State of Oh10: Located m theY at Riggs creSt' Orange Townshop and bEung 111 lot No. 6 m M45a7n7or2. At 1, Reedsvolle, OH. COUNTY. Common Pleoo· Roggscoest Manor Addition as PROPERlY APPRAISED Af, Coawt recorded in Volume 4, Page 44 . $60.000 and can not be sold' George Colinl, T,...,. of· Meigs CoUn ty Plat RecOrds. Mlligl Co., • Except1ng and reserv1ng to . ·the 'l'JIIlllly hard-hitting team of~ 1bomfl6011 and Diamond S811'inge I t.o.n Co., former grantors all minerals .T'he City~ end Shingl under sa1d rea l estate w1th n9ht Co. to mine and remove same l'lointilll! · withQut in1urv to' the surlace. Golo E. lond c - .. Reference ' Deed: Volume Wolle •. 267. Page 995. Meogs County Dwflu. . tiS Deed Records Cue No. 114-CV-136 I' n . p 'lJ rs u a n c e of a n AMENDED Order of Sale on the Dave Crow, left, 10 the 19M Syracuse Open Tennis Toomey. Lynn Crow.and Donna Neaae, left to riglll;, IJI'I!!II'IJted the awards oq behalf of the sponsor. I ' ., • Pomeroy.on 1n Saturday. the above the named County, 1st .· SCOTT'S . PIANO TUNING fTow~sh1p of Orange. to-wu: , Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Claulfleds an~ · Savell I· oniir • ' i '\ 1 Write vaur own~-- and lly m.il with coupon. cancel YOU!j ad b)' pi1Cinl! when you resutts; Moneynaf..,..._le: Name·-·-------~­ Addre'~---------~---­ WINNERS AND RUNNEJIS.UP - The mixed doubles team of Jot.. and Joy Bentley, left, defealed the team of Diane lawson and Rick Crow, right, ill the · Phone·--------------~~ Sunday finals of the Syracuse Open Tennis Toumarnetit. Donna Neaae, middle, Jlft!8eDfed the '!Wards on behalf of the toumament ..........,.., . : . ' .. WILMINGTON. Ohio (AP) After missing more than two weeks of tbe Clnclnna'tt Bengals' training camp because of a contract squabble, flrsl·roorid draft choice Pete Koch JW signed three-year pact · and joinEd the team. The Bengats announced Koch's signing Monday, but declined to reveal any details of their contract with the University of Mazyland Final resulls Ill the 1984 Syracuse Open Tennis Tournament saw defending slllflles cluunplon, Dave Crow, down challeqer. Mark 1bompson, f4!, &-2, 6-4. . . In men's doubles, the team of Bakei'Sa;vre defeated the team of Crow-'lbompson, ~. 6-4. The team of ~ley-llentley defeated the team of Crow'·lawllOII, &-1, ~. to capCure the flrllt ,slo& In mixed doubles action. . Dlrecton, John Bentley and Rick Crow, 'would Uke to lhaDk the Fanners Bank and Savtap Co. and aD the participants for making the thlnl annual Syramse toumiment a 8UC( 111 · • a :·~~====================~ .. [ . Browns' briefs... . J defensive end. Koch, a 6-foot-2, 27l).pound defensive end, reportedly signed a three-year psct with an option for a fourth year, worth $11 mWJon to$L3 mWlon, ·~ KiRTLAND, Ohio (AP)- The cenierTomDeLeone,wholnjureda He Joined the team Monday and Cleveland Bn;lwns have released' knee In practice last week, !lad ·four tree agent rookie prospects, arthroscopic surgery and should be began partlcjpstlng In workouts. ' : .reducing the National F'Qalball readybytheseasonopenerSept.31!1 . "There were a number of things · we kePt going back and forth on League team's rostl!rto88pJayers. Seattle. right down to tbe end," said Mike Released Monday were punter Brown, Cincinnati's assistant gen: pu-ts Sigourney of Illinois, kicker Linebacker Eddie Johnson has a ,• Rlk Pearson of Whitworth College, bnllsed knee, but the team hOPes he eral rnanag!!l' .. • . •comerbackRandyHawklnsofWest will bepract!clng again bytbeendof · Vtrglnla State and fullback Larry Sam Wyche, the Bengals' llrsttill! week. Rlllllllng back Charles -Davts of'Lutber College. · . White, who ~nt arthroscopic year head coach, ·said Koch has The cuts left 51 veterans, 10 draft surwerY 011 hlB knee July 6, Is conslderabl~ catching up to do to -choices and '.!1 rookie free age~ Is on · coatlnulng his running and may be ~up for his late start. '. ·.t he Browns' rostl!r, which must be able to .work out In pads by "I don't have any feelings of .••l'l!dllcell to 'ill by Aug.14. Thuladay. . exuberance," Wyche said. "He's ' The BrQWns also said veteran way behind." .. ,, MILLER . ' 'ELECTRIC ' ' SERVICE Roosoneble For Ill your wirin& needs; furnaces rtPiif Quality Workmanship Dehumidifiers, Parts service and installation. · Residential ·"'''l'i•• u,.,,.: .jl.....1:!" rrJ r;,IJj,. & Commercial ( :~11/lllif;., IJi'f'{' Or . 99~~5875 MlDIIUPOIIT, OHto 7/30/84 WE ARE YOUR SAltS ,. PULLINS · EXCAVATING -DOl !IS AND SERVICE ·~ ~~. HEADQUARTERS F'ol .. •ZENITH ; " ., *SYlVANIA . · 1. •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDM ';; •BI~SON R!FRIG!RATOt -BACKHOES -DUIP TRUCKS -lO·IOYS · -TIINCHU !i. Wo Have A FuH Tllllli • ' Shop Technician !· ~Duty ,l .• -WATER -SlWlR -GAS liNES -SffiiC SYST!IS IAIGf or SMALl lOIS , . PH. RID£NOUR TV & APPLIANCE 992·2471 · . CHESTER-985-3307; 7130/1 rrio. f)d. ' S&WTV AND APPLIANCE \ 1DI~CHING.J . \ SERVICE/ 4&35lSCOit Camp Rd. CIIHitr, Ohio Ph. 988-4289 GAUIN'ES . WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES If No An-. ~I 98-431! . Wt 8..,1.. All Mokeo 1o ·Model• A~lllfll lnstallllioo Hopu.CaiiJ 11M Shop 17. _......,_ _.__;,_ 18. _ _ _ __ 1. 19, - - - - - - - - 20. 2. _ _ _ __ 3. _ _ _ __ 4.~ s. 6. 7. 8. ·. ~ _ ___.:.,._ '·======= 10. 11. -'----~--12. - - - - - - - - 13. - - - - - - - - \4. -_ - -_ --_- 15. _ _ 16. ---...:.....:.- BUS.: RES.: Stnicl AVIifl.ll 11.( I For Sale I lAnnouncemenf ( lForRenf local Strvlce Cans 115.00 985-3813 985-3837 111911 mo. pd. ' 7-26·1 mo. • G&W PLASTICS &SUPPLIES 21. - - - - - - - - 22. - - - - - - - 24. _-_ _ _ -: 2:!. --_ -- ' GAS-WATIR SIWAGI PlfiE REGULATORS & . FITTINGS VQLUMI D.IPS 25. _ _ _ __ 26.------- 27. ----:~-., 211.----29.----.,. 30. _ _ _ _,.;_ Wcolw.,. Roll!loin!" 915-38T3 915-3837 711911 31. - - - - - - - mo. pd. 32, - - . . - - - - 33. -"_ " -....;._ :-3.4. _ _ 35.------- Mail Tills c.,.. wlfll ........... Th O.lly IMtl"' II 111 caurt st. Pom..,., OIL...,.. Rill Eltllt• GM~•r•l , ,·:·&KEE. """'"* N-Aao• . •. L"lll'leiNEE lfoUr-AuciiOII IIIYice CMIJf Ltlllty, . .lp Ca111ty AIMCIItt Pllbllt 742·1171 I ,Roger Hysell GARAGE 31 Teacher for HMd $tart Ctn~ Green Town.ttip new belu- . tlfuf, 2 nary hOmo, 4 or &' bc1r.. Hi' both, ... LR • Kltohon, formol D , utility room. garaga, coftcrate drive. nice lot, city ocltoofo, 4'h mifM lrom Gofllpolio. Borp!n prfcld &114,900, Will conoldor mabilo home lrode·ln. CoH 441· 1031. ho..In Mooon degree County. in or COA. ter Mun Af~M< lr\ Huntington, 1140 Norwwl.i.n Elkhound pufll. l lth Avo. no fetor thon li pm 304-111·2814. 1 :~ ~~t,~r!:c.A.c .. tnc. Kittono. Con bo - · .. 321--...:.._;___ __ Wind-· Co~rt. 304-178· M.A. Potholotilt for 1834 Hold &tort Contero ·Cabell, · Lincoln, Mooon, Wayne 3 Kittono, 30.4-171, 3203. countloi. APM< In Hunting· ton, 1140 lith Avo .. no IIIIer Kittono, 304-41i8-17U: than li ~m Aug. 7, 1984. 8 . C . A . C.. Inc . E E 0 Homes for S1le r. '(ard SaleS . . ......'Gaiiipoiii....... .. ·~~ -..~m~.., & Vicinity ..... -- .. -...... -·- ---·---- s_.. -~- Wolfe Investigations, Inc. · ' 614-992-7626 SUPERIOR ·.· RENT A CAR ' SIDI'NG CO. Vinyl & Aluminum U-SAVE AUTO R-=NTAL M.._ MRS. STARR 1' ~ ••c. ...... Pt-Pieiilaii·i---.. BOGGS .· Mr PAT HILL f.ORD u• & === 1_;;:'~;::::::"":"':;::;:::·:· PH. 742-2328 not--· YOUNG'S V. C. ' 11 Help Wantlld 'INDI~ -· THE ~FRVICE · I &how~ 1102 The Daily Sentinel-Page..;_ 13 DI.RT L-_...,.__ TROMM EXCAVATING Call 742-3195 PH. 614-992-3718 · ~ Koch inks three year Cincy deal Champs crowned in Syracuse tourney •.:.•:;._""'1....::~ f~:::::::::r;==~~;:;::==~ 1 State of Ohoo. and in the · · eeong located on the Town· ship of Orange, County of J SHERIFF .. •.; MEIGS COUNlY . 17131 . 181 7. \4. 3tc ' :; ~ " A y PIANO TUNIN.G & REPAIR ate 1n the County of M e~gs and -- , ... JAMES J PROFFfl'n':; ·Busm·ess·. Se..~.ces· ·.. .a 10:30 o'cloc•. AM . the follow. ong descrobed real estate. sotu· day of September. 1984. at ,.,;--~ !6' TEAMS OF SALE: Cash 1-----.. .--:...-.t...-.-.-......:•.•;, ' aboveen[itledac!lon. lwilloffer tor sale at pubhc auCIIOA, atttie door ol the Court House in I for less than two-thirds of thJ appra 1sed amount. , ,. hand . ~IMESTONE . EUGENE LONG ""'-c· ."'" tooo 3oc . Jueoc-•u Coucll and chair, uuble WHALErs AUTO PARTS PH. 992.7013 Niaw Chevy Tr ..dr.... PIHDH ............. '76.95 DOOIS ............ ' 149•95 · HOODS ,........... S 17 4 .95 IUMI'IIIS .. ..... ,.~ '69.95 Ollll.. ............... l42.50 I . SUPPOIT ....... '14.95 R~c~!~~~NGS ~ ... . ~ ·~ I ~ , ....... - DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST ' CALLI & • · GlvNwav Ohio vord solo. A~guiJI T 8 .2 . 324 . S.ach St., Middleport . LEASE YOUR NEW Corner IOoch&Aoh. I :OOto VEHICLE Frazien Bottom Flea 4 :00. Only 9'h% oiiiKftob\o loon M~rket . Every wetktn(t . DON1 B . UY 992-3410 on thl• 3 BR brlcll ranch U.S. 35 Frazier• Bonom, Y11d Sole, Auguot 2 • 3. Or houu, - t u - on 2.9 WYo. 26082. Ooofero Wel - 617 Hil!h St .. Middleport . No Dawn Paymeht liar.of land with firm come . Don Fr•zier · lxcellent Rates 843-5424 pond. tocotod noer Oak HHI Opor,tor. 3!14· 756.· 2779. · Auguot 1. 2, • 3. 9 :00 to 1 TAIL OAfl .. ~...... •as.oo employ..-.. Children• clothea, . books. aRd Centerville •. approx. · ,., lnmmatlon FORO .... 169.956._L_o_a_t_a_n..:.d..:.F_ou_n_d__ 1 .r-,.;; 1"' H..d StortCen- &491 mo. poyment. Only Moving Solo, Houoohofd tQyo, ldult ctathoo . 137 Call Collect GRAVEL. SAND BUMPER .......... ;, '69.95 11 tor In MOion County. Mull t3, 710 down. 378· 2803 Furniture, 511 Porttmo.u th P~orl St. Middleport. 614-423-5560 Also Some Car loot: Ml of ,_.....,., name ho.. cfe9roo In or CDA. ottor 8 P.M. dolly. Rd. Colt 814·446-7614. Gorogo Solo Aug.2. , 241 7 TOP SOIL- FILL '•ndors Availahfo AudNY Oft UV rlfta. 11-ard. Apply In Huntl"lltOn, li40 ..,;..:176::,1.:.1.,:m::;o~ . 1'----- . 7·l7·1mo. ,.,,., Caiii14- 2U-~21. lithAve. no\atorthonlpm Remodeled cute home. Wed. a Thurt, Ftlrfilld Unco\~ St., Middleport. Sot ()f maple dinme chah't. Aug. 7, 1914. S.C.A .C.. h\c. cloH to schools. Owner Cent. ·Rd. Fairfield Acree. bedspreads, curttlna, unafl mu1t aeU lmmecU•telyll Mid~ · cordiHa phone. fuu buster. rugs, new afhgana. cheet of LOST loby kitten. l.alt EEO empfoyoro. on ' Lacult lflt., O.IHpollo. df•port. Call .114· 992 • • ._w_o_fl_h_•_•_•e_r._m_•_n_•_•_"_'rt_•_·_ dr.wers. Misc. ". Dolle grey bock . with white 1 M.A. S - h Potholotllt for 6941. 3 Yard SliM In Porter Oh. cholt • Wlllt• on fact~. Heed &tort c..toro • Cabell, ALL STEEL tho 111 thru'ugh tho ,..... coli 448-1273 oo!ly Lincoln, Mooon, Wnn• 4 hoU ... wlth Iota in Crown Rl.544 July 31 ·Aug.4, 1· 6, Starting 4th of Aug. 2 miiH above POLE BUILDINGS AM . .countleo. APM< In Hunting· City tOr more Information Bunk Bed1. farge drH.... Southern High School In 8fltique ,ch• .... uU. Uble. llocino on SA 124. tfl- old ton, li40 lith A.... no fetor Clll 614-21il-1101i8. Slzis Stilt From 12'116' jurs. rocktrt. iron kettte1. Rt. 124,Pojlleroy Ohio loll In Mlddlepon - · than I pm Aug. 7. 1914. UTILITY BUILDINGS femele golden ratralver • . S.C . A . C .. Inc. EEil Houoe-128 Fourth Ave mite .. very nice iterna, rtln- Fisher ploco. lllnd rotl· dence, A little of evervthfng. AUTO TRUCK · • An-1 to lh•uf'Ooldle'.lf 'mploy0111. t21i,OOO. •10.000 down 8htna. Sizes from 6'x6' Up MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 9 to 1. · ' found coli 1114'992•2117or Btlanc* on ltnd contract to 2''136' · REPAIR 882-7108 or 912·3023. with I percent lntorHt. Coli Olg1ntic Sale at Mary Wando Powoll'o, 5111 Street Reward. Insulated DO(.Houses . Layne. Choohiro 011 .. Aug In Racine. Augult 1 to 4 ; 9 12 Sltuationt 814·446-3204. Also Tro1nmi.ssian 1, 2,3, !!< 4, from B. tiff d0rlc. tiff I . fnfont to adult cto•., 1 ' -·icVVtinted PRIVATE B yro. old. 31!,edrm. 2 batho. PH. 99l·5682 P&S j thi,.g, wedding dre11. mite:. 9 Wonted To Buy fomlly room - vVlth wood 8igf Clean out Sole. Aug. 1 INVESTIGATION . or . 9 92-7121 bUrner. Sincile car gerage, on • 2 . Boby c\othoo 0-4T, Lee 810 S. Socpnd, Middleport. Ph. 614·843-5191. OF ALL TYPES W. IHIY cooll for fete OftO!Iel Riv.,view Persor)al Cere 8 flAt -.cru with 110cked jUno, 1-trock ltereo. I • W July 31 through Auguet 4. Home, 8~ Mercer owner, pond. City water In A~elne. TV. other furniture and Cleen uNCI cara. dishet, potl & pana. 4 mile• Furnhurt, · eppllenc... clo· · Jlril Mink Ch..,.-Oido Inc. hoo voconcv far elderly Cel 1114·949-2641 . ,..non. Coli 1-304· 773- 1-:-----::-_;,-:-::---: out luteville Rd. log houaa. thl"ll. boddi"ll. dra-. I•· 111 a- John.... ' welry, dfshea. pan1, avon. •882. . Owner transferred· mult Mil 448-38~2 tools,1omething for eve· beeutHul 3 bdr. home. fam- G1r1ge Sale Aug. 2nd. • ryona. lota of misc. Wtnt~: Someone to te•r 3rd. 9 til 1 442 Jerry Dr .. Ily room hoo 20 · fl. of Wontod tO b..,. UHd cool • down. for material only. 2 "CUT OUT wOOd ,_._, Swolri Fuml- 110ry houoe. Coif 814-992- wlndowa for ptltoral view. Pfetatnt Velley E1t8t11. Auguot 1,2,3; 10:00 to 1 1.4 finlohld ctoubl• gor-. fire· CALL . FOR FUTUR~ USE" ~··· 448-3119. 3rd. • 17117. mila off Rt. 7, bypasa on piece, lorgo porch, 40 II. Gorop Sole Aug. 111, 2nd. Rt. 124 Rutland 1d. 2 femffy. !)tlvo St .• Oofllpollo; Oh. · KEN'S 446-4522 . ,. Wlna,.fortheoiderlylnour ~ck. wooda, privecy, neer • 3rd .. 2* mile• Ill. 181. Fir1t thi1 veer, Opal Blgg1. Complete Gutter Work wonlod to buy log oi>littor. homo. LPN cere given. 16 lloyof Oa Pork . •83.900. Good•clothlng, Iundy II Alto 9!'12·3626. " We Rent F01 lns" APPLIANCE uxaphone·flke new, misc. Complitle llomodollng Clllh 0t trodo IIUIOmobllo. yrs. experience. Ctll 114- I* IIIUmobilty.' CoH 814992·6420. SERVICE fir-ood chlop. CoU 441Roofing of •If Tvi>e• Multi family y1rd 11le 992-7314. . Yard Safe 3 Family. 1 Huge 9154 from 1·1 . 985-3561 . Wark!ld In homo eroa behind produce ma·r ket at 2 bedroom home near mile-Georges Creek off Rt. Chaster August 3rd. Rain . All Mai<M 20 veoro Will do bobyolttlng iJ1 Point Langsville. 7: Curtojno, kldo cfothoo all Ctncei•. on~ acre orot~nd . Buying dolly gold, oliver Pleount 01111 . WM\ P,ovide •Waah.,. •DillhwUhan • "F'" Ellimoteo" colno. rlngo, Jewelry,lterllng - n tronoponltlon. 304- t19,000. Shown by op- illzn. mioc. Aug. 2-3. 9to6. , •AanQH pointmont only. Call 114· wwe, old c0iin1. llrtt ·CUr- 171·7371. •Aefrlgeratora 4 family .Yird tale. August Glllipollo· Ft.. Mo!lcet Fri., ·znd 74Z.21i41. 111ncy. Top prleoo. Ed. Bur•Drven fFrHzera • 3rd. Uneoln Htgo. 51, Rt. 160 North Sat. • Sun. lndoor-outd()or, Ph. (614) 843-5425 kelt lorbor Shop. 2nd. Ave. Will do bobyoittlng in Point . Pom.roy. Clothll far .,.. PARTS and SERVICE Gallipolis, Ohio Middleport, Oh. 114·192- Ple-m .,.• . Wiff provlct. llemodoild 2 bdrm hou10 Now Friday Night Market ryone, booka. . 719/2 1110. d. ..were. 4-5-tlc · 7/ l1/lfn llortl 3PM tfff 1 lit. 36 • with carpeting • wood3471. mise ltema. 9 to . own trona~. 304- bu..-. Full ............ • 180. Coif 448·7037. 1711-7371. . Iorge covorld dock . Mull Co~h pold for fonoy Iron or Y11d oo\o it 104 Spring ... to appreciate. Priced In Yard Solo Aug. 1, 8 to 6. 460 Ave., Pomeroy. Wencleeclav. hoovy Iron - · · t 110 end llrl1t (acroas ' f rom fa!rthe Mid zo·o. Coll814-992· up for ...,.In Co. INTERESTED IN A groundoj. Glrlo bike. rldi"ll Thurlday, • Frldey. 9 to 4. 11783 for oppoinl-1. atone jora. Old ti!M cuplawnmow• I clothes. NEW VEHICLE boord. celt 1-304· 882- 18 Wantlld to Do 3 fomlly yord oofe, Augull 1 We'd like to introdoce you lo ESP CARO AND Thr. . beckoom. two ltory. 2711 • 2. Baby clothoo, high · Yerd Sale Waterloo Grande chair. Enga1e-A-Cor, tilt mOdern way remodeled home 'in Middle· beginnara, organ, PSYCHIC READER to drin1 ttte vehicle of your Hell. 9-1 Thuro., Fri. · Clo•TRENCHING pon. Many ocl- tutu-. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS . toya, ceramlct. mitc. clo· f •IA:CK HOE •DOZER choice. , ells your PISt. presint FURNITURE. Bodo, iron. · Pickup or dollnry for Aaking t21.100. or bell thi"ll. Jr. olzt, joana, child, thing. & much mor_.. '1.1 mile ren'a toyt, games, apreads. . •END LOAD!R No Down Payment and future. AdYice on all wood, - - d o , chli,., on-ln-.Gelll'"'*· ott... No r n - ott• nonh on Rt.33, EnterpriN lower Mo.nthly Payment chestt. · blaketa. dlah11. IH, - I M , fiiY billa by • ••fuoed. Coli e14·992- curtalnt. Ad .. Pomeroy. matters of life . ~•D:~U~M;':ipTIIUCK ~!f~YIOC! ~ . .Colt 114-311- 30111. GAS, IEWER llone jo!11, " " ' ' - · gcild Chrlotlon BLACKSTON • UN I .. 93711. 1 . . . , . -·\cAll readinp are priwate and 1ilver. Write-M.D . ·-···-F»·c;iTiEiroif·--····-- 5 family yard oole, BOO W, NEW CAR & C.u•ty t.rttltO<I AecluCed. nice 3 bdrm ho!M• Millar, llt.2 , PoJMrOY."Ohia and confidential . '8. M1ln St., Pomeroy. Clolhet. TRUCK LEASING S£PTIC TANKS INSTAllED 41719 or coli It 4-992- DOzer work~ g~nd cluring enic, baaement, garege , Middleport dishu. chairs, etc . 'Augul1 1857 7111 St. 11 Box, 326 PIHISftMAIIS • · o~ceveli"ll • t21 per hr. location. opdon to buy7710. 1.2.• 3. Parkers11Ur1. W. Va·. _ Pomeroy, OH. 45769 8t Vicinity Col 448-9631. ow- may corry. Coif 982. ' . For hsttr Senice 2617. -lcFore llore Information !:: Wlntod old pionoo. Paying Water wollo, driHod • - - 1 - - - - - - - - - Call 614-992-6737 Call 31M-428-3992 ;:;: FUO.OO ond ly•4o.oo -h. • viced. F- ottimetw. CoH Seven room. th!'M bldroom 4 family yard aale at oenv.tv ,· lrot ~~- onWitten . Writ ~' lng 81 or •992··•742- h ou1e 1n . Porn•roy. 1 'L & Vicinity diiections. ~anoa. . ..,'"""" or &1 or -,~ w -·. Roedoville. Ohio. loll' 118. Sordlo, Ohio · 3147. · bothl, o.c., goo -.tra\ hoot, Men'a. Women'•· children's - ~i ··· ······ ···--···· -- ·--- -- 43948. Colt IU-·413 · fOil of cobinell In fdtc-. clothing, ell si_._ Hou. . lull boooment. carport with 5 RADIATOR 180 · • ...._ OUI•buAdi1111, IO<QO hcild W0!111, bookl, jtwolry, Yerd Solo, 110 3rd Mooon Now Serving toYl- mfoc.Thursdey Augult Augu~ 1-2. Children' a clo· .Air aondltlonero. 11111, .8 lot, 127.500. Coli for · •• 2 beginning lit 9 em . . . j~R'(ICE . . " thing, toys, aewing maSouthoallorn Oi1io SALES & SERVICE "'""'old end replira.... No oppolntmont, 814-992, chine. tcreanhouse. etc. We can repair and reJunk. Coli e14-992·2102. , 2102. GREEN1£AF TERMITE Moving Sale: furniture. . U. S. AT. 50 EAST cllre radiators and diohoo. loyo. bookl. oddo • Yard $olo Aug. 2.3,4. 9-6; & PEST CONTROL GUYSVILLE. OHIO Wontld: good uo'od •motor 2 ltory t.orne duplea, · end1. antiques, jewelry. Patio furniture, sewing mthnter cores. We can ltemMea,..,.rat.entrtn- tools. clothel, Bu!lworker. _ chine, TV. ml1c. 202 Wllnut f!K 1971 Hondo Clvia 1 200 Racine, _OH. also acid boil and rod Buainen ca. 2 beclroom8 unit down.· deacon'• bench toy chatt:. St., Henderaon WV. IIOnderd . C8if 814·892· 21 Authorized John Detrt, unit up h.. 1 bedroom. lwel bicycle. antiquo holt bod out radiators. We also PH. 949-2320 11184. Opportunity flew Hollond. Bush Hoc fencO<I yord. In Mlddltpon . wit" J!lattrea • Verd Solo. Aug. 3 oriel .4. re~ir Gas Tanks. . ·commei'i:iil, Residential Farm Equipment t211.900. CoH 814-$92- cherry opri"lll· 234 Mulberry Ave .. Nice clothing. appUancea. • _ Dealer & Industrial 7177. Pom•oy. Augud 2 & 3. 9 to kitchen gadgeto, etc. lit. 82, f NOTICE I 6 mi. North of Pcilnt PluAll Work GuuantHd Farm Equipm•nt 992-21'98 . THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· II J0CH1i hou• in pornoroy. 4. Af'lt. 9am to 1pm. USHINO CO. !8COmmonde Middleport, Ohio , "FREE ESTIMATES" you . do buli!IMI with UOOO. Coil ott., 8 p.m . MD¥11111 Sole: Auguot2 • 3. Parts & Service 1-ll-tfc ,_;.,f. pooplo you know, ond NOT 814· 692·1778. furniture. 1mall tool1. Yard Sole. Aug. 2. 3. 4. 9:00 7/9/1 mo. to oend moniiY through tholfill;;;om;;;odd;fol;l,ld;d221;br;;.-.-.f;tu;jlljjba;; .. ;:. dishH, clothing & meny to 6:00. Rain or 1hlne. 11 Help Wantlld itlfna. 9 to 6 at ,leone clothes. dishwesher. trommtll untH you hllw investi· a---- other -~ ho ~~mont, " ' locetion . Stew1rt'a On Mulberry bone, Folter St.ln Meaon. go- I on-~g . ~ble loon . 304-676·8524. Hgto, Pomeroy. Behind car wash. Pert time paoitioni ovliloble Route far u!e. Large No- H ~1 .... 3 PIONEER CARPET . J&F """ "" 11 e owner. . Yard Sole, August 1 • 2, Yard Sale. Wed end Thura, lor m1tu,. adultt. Earn tionol Snook ond Vending Co. haa ' route for sele in br, •H electric. priced on fnt• -lon of 1 2• • 3381n behind Vfflop Pl;uo on UPHOLSTERY CONTRACTING a'lioo - "oo month. Col for Gollipollo and ounoundlng lnopoction. 304-4.111·1792. Racine.10•.m. to 4:00p.m. Brooke Drive. Pf1111 Pong . appointment, 814 -241· 'DOZER · BACKHOE table, TV, Btby nMdl, eur91168. CLEANERS .,.., Eav to oporoto. with l'h oiiUmoble loon. 3 br. 3 Rain Cancels. .. •RECLAMATION WORK telns. cust,iont. high ••mi"ll pottntiol. Min· old low Eft' 30435185 Oak Hill Road •OIL FIELD ,SERVICES Hiring n'ow ~demonstratora . lmum invollmont t9,996. .,.... • - o. Gipntlc five femffy yard 1------'----•LAND CLEARED Loria Bottom, OH. 45743 4 ..... Clifton, W. Vo .• Auguol Y11d Solo, Thuro end Fri. li won. your own houn, no Coil 317-927-11300 far 6 7 1 671 3 *DUMP Tf'UCK SERVICE .SEPTIC SYSTEMS 1 through 3. 9 o00o.m. to 7 Maple St., Muon. loby collecting or defl-'ng. no PH. (614) 985-4212 appt. I· ·I •coNCRETE WORK Rain deleya. clothing end furniture, mlac. invntment, · free e300 kit. We Use Yon Schroder HAULED •CUSTOM~ BUILT HOMES. .•GRAVEL . . Coif Glondino, 114-317- Qwn your own Jean - 32 Mobile Homes Equipment l~eommenclod for Sale "WATER, OAS. 7770 or Ollbbio 4411· 41193. Sporllwur, La- Appo!1!1, Bonded & Insured by Leldina Carpet ManuOIL LINES Combinllion. AccnooriH, Sell AVON. Moko 411%. Coli Larae Slzo Slat'o. Nltional facturers. JIM CLIFFORD brondo; Jordochl, Chic. LH, NEW ANO USED MOilLE 448-3351. 'FREE ESTIMATES" PH. 992-7201 Llvf. Vonderblh. lzod. Eo· HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL. 3·5·tfC 7·9·1 mo. 36 Real Eat11te H ousekeeper- btbyaitter prit, Brittonio, Colvi• Klein. ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. ' 32 Mobile Homes , _ 10 • 7 in ochool) . Sergio Valente, Evon Pi- 4 MI .. WEST, GALLIPOLIS; Wanted for Sale Noode.d b•ginnlng Sep- cone. Cleirbome, Momben RT 36. PHONE 814-4411tember. Mull bel to 0nly. Orpnicoly Gr-n. 7274. drivo. No omol!ing"' llcohol Hoollhto•. 700 othen ' 1------~--:-­ 12•80. 19711 Community, 2 We Have Buyera For Ftrms - · Chriotion-. Liw·ln pre- .87,900 to U4.1oo, lnven- 1969 Elcono houH troHor. br, new ctrpet in living And Hou.... list wtth us. tory, olrfora, training, fi~· 12•10. tli,200. Coif Ill 4- .room, porch, goo. 304-773· A-One Real Ettate. Howard FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS - rwqulrod. Colt tvreo, grand oponing. ole. 251-10111. -R e -but CARPENTER L. Yoogor, Iff . 304-1755218 "'304-773-S272 . . coiiOct 104-797-41143 or Con opon 15 doyo. Mr.~---------:-::-:--­ Computerized Hurina Aid Selection · 6104 or 304·176·11318. SERVICE 446-19111. Konnon C305)678-3839. 1913 Clayton mobil• home, 19,83 SohuHz Limilld EdiSwim Molds • lntitrpretin& Services - Addona and au dell eg Sai up on rented lot, tidh,,14a70, 3 br, 1 'h bothl, ·All brick or mtlntenence free - R90fine Mel eun• work &10.&00. Cell 814-24&- all elec. cantril tir. flreplece . 3 bdr. home wt1h garage in T-hor - · bobnlttor in 22 Money to Loan , -Concrete work 61100 . ~It Addloon, II doyo 1 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 304-411-1 &94 or 304· 773- town . 304-8711·3030 or -Plumbing .... oioctri!IOI - k . 1 child 10 mo. cild. 176·3431 . &417. Licensed Clini~l Audioloaist · R o rwqulrod. Coli 1970 Buddy, t10od cand .. (Froe , Eotl~leo) 114-3117-72211. HOME LOANS FIXEO 21R, contar . kilchon, Olllrl 1971 Trl Stor. 12d0, ell RATES lefow m•!lc., ,.,... lorp Lll. cle.,, t4500. Coif electric::, wood dec:k end (614}446·7619 or (614}992-6601 Govornmeni labl· t111,1ill9 Fl.. d convhtionof FilA- 814-497-3171 . underpennlng . ·304-896-yoUNG · 417 Second Avenue, Boz.l213 Renlals • . t10,1'1 3 yMr. N- hiring, VA . Le•dor Mortgogo.I- - - - -- - - - - ~811 . Your oroo. For - o r y coil Athono, collect 814·1192· 12~10 1971 Community 992-6215 or H2-7314 Gallipolis, O~io 45&31 101· 617-8000 .... 11- 3061 . Pomeroy, Ohio toiler, 2 -..om. new LR Holly Park treiler. 3 acrea, • corpet. fnclirdu porch . Coif nice country settirg. rural. 41 4444. 7/ 1211 mo . H oua11s for Rant 304-773-11211 or 773- · wator. Off Creb Creek Rood, Help Wontod: Fu" cir pert- 23 Profeaaional 6272. 814-448-8361 . time .....,.arsons: lor S1r11h Servicaa ·' ·' Coventry Jew1lry Com12•10 'mobH• homo. MulFUrnished houae. 3 bdr., II. berry Hgll. Pomeroy, with t220. 29 Nell Avo .. Go\\lpopeny. Earn Plrl·tirM Vinyl 6 Aluminum . ROUSH 12•1111. oddocl room, on lot . 35 Lots 6 Acr11age fio. Coli 446•4418 alter tllen meny Mm 1u• limo. Good lnoomo. No in-- Piano Tuning and Repair. 811•145 fl. cemont block. - - - - - - , - ' - - - 9PM. SIDING CONSTRUCTION rnent. fla•lble 1ahedule. ' lrunicordl Muolc Co .. 448- g~~rage, covered pltto • bltnsin monogement panfbffltiM. 01117. Clip thlo 1<1 for 20" outbuilding. Contaq:t Leone Lot fDf Hie in Mercerville, 3 3 bdr ranch with basement, BISSELL treiler J'tookups, electric, ru· 8 mi. North Rt. 160. AvoAoPriz• end •w•ds in recoe·. discount . L•n• Daniels, S-ort. Coli 91!2·82711, lnn~rl nflion of ochl..,.ll*\11. ThO 114-742-2911 . ral water. septic tank, bio Augult 111. Rei. • .,ep, opp DrtUnfty to um tripe to N- Springbrook• 14•70 3 te.ooo. Call 814-2&8 - Call 446 -0195. Cuf!Q~ 81411$. . /\J1111llll11 1' !11 fll\ "BnuJifut. Cuatom bdrm, gordon tub, all oloct .. 8111. - m loct~tlono. 81111h COY> ·it• II I Sl.lli' Built Geraa-e" ontry II full jewelry extrl insulation, Only For sale or Ieete 2 bd. room rvlnyt Sidinp comp1ny o......,.. 111g11 quel&12,9110; 14a70 3 bdrm, HomHite in Cleerview Eat- waterfront home on R•c3 Announcem•nta Call for freesidinc es11 v.,..l!.peri...ce prd1111 tub, 2 baths; ·extra et•. ell utiUtiel including coon Crk . $300 mo. or Will lly 14K gold, lterlinl lilvor timates. 949-2801 or lno,ulotlon, only t13,450:. nwer. no money down. Ctll sell on lend contract. C•ll ·and illomontll In addition to 31 Homes for Sale GREG ROUSH 14~58 2 bdrm, gordon tub, &14·258-1216 otter 6PM . · 814-256-1216 alter 6 . .949·2860 . PH. 192-7883 IWEEPEII and Nwinl !M· jaWelry lh•US t -. For • - - - - - - - - - contor bar, n0.41iO; uoed or 112-2282 · No Bundoy Cello clllne ,.polr, porta, ,..., ul laetuuten houra of RatnOdefed 2..bdr., 2 acre; 14•70 Vlndete, 2 bdnn, 2 In Northup on Concrete Sell or rent 3 bdf\ houM in oupplleo. Pick up 3· 11-llc IHirt 1 PM to 4PM. Mondoy- 1287 lb.. tobacco baM, · btho. flroploco. tiiiOO.; Street. No restrictions, IP· aec. dep & rf1. delivery. · Davia Vocuum Fildey. Aa for : 114-3N- 11-·Aio Gronde ""'"· 12~86 Certified , new poro•. 130 11. t.ontoga. Calf Vinton, required. Col\ 814· 379eteuor, - hllf mila up 1111 Connioo o - Unit UII,OOO. Coli 114·245-' WI- • dryer .8710.; 448-34811. 2562. 0 - Crook lid. Call Dhector. 114-44ii•U37 1211. 12x70 Oupleupto. •aooo.: 1- - - - - - - - - ' 114-441·0214. Froo delivery • 101 up. Appro~ . 6'h oc-. level WiHman"a have ren1111: 3 LaDcinno ~ Unit Dl· lector, 114-4411-2114 Ce- Wouldn•t you Uke to bo Oono'o Mobil• hc\m.,, \o- \end, with t.ontogo on two bdr trailer 5 miles from rolyn De rat · lrench Hl1lod Into thlt MW home cited 2 mi. fram raven•· r1oda, uc. lor building. hospital 1225 mo., no childmlnl-foim', on utilliel nearby ren or pets, 3 bdr. phil full .....,,. lchool llerlo1 N.L. wood bridge. Jet. Rt2 • M -. I IAifREIIAIICE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION In old 180 noer Porter, basement home, nice loca· ltnena can finance your 1·77. 1·304-273·5135. 19.000. Coif 814· 388- tion on Bob McCormick, · FOR ~LL POOLS ABOVE & IN-CIROUND now home with only 1% lloclt plrl - o r· downpaymant and tarma up 24•50 double wide, rtntol 1101 . t300 mo .. no ChHdrtttr or bugle. I mo. old, frl-ly . *ltll' Site 10 38 yoe,.. Coli Jeri Allie lot. 3 bodroomo. 2 lui bathl, pets. li bdr. home In town, Celll14-44tl-4007. . 18 ACrea ""r Pt. .Pieaunt. $326 mo. 4 bdr. home very 114-371-2721 for - · good cond, 304-8711·2996 Frontl Chemi~ls Supplies .Aoutn 2 end ·e2: cfoM to town U211 mo. 3 Klcll -lOyal Demon- oltor6. · IPM or 614·477·2443 2 odult ..... Owner· financing. 304-33&- bdr. hom !I In Addi10n re.· ' ' IDyl • ""'" Tar frlllndly toy 8AM·IPM. Hlrtlfll*r'Pkwy. 1811 SchuHz Ltd. 3 br 1 'h 4717oltor6'. with white Cut. a ...,.,, 'fap -laion .,d C<!ntly remodeiod &260 mo. pleyful. Col 11'4-112·. . .1 h - glftl flee, No coi- N- I room houM far Iiiio bolll, total olor:. control ofr, Avliloble Aug. 15th. -ur· "'I12·M78. . lecllrll er dllhlorlng. No byownor.1ocrea71houM microwave. dlahwaaher. ly • -· 30 ""'"· Loon itv dopooil • ,...,_. oooh ...,..._,Coil 114- troller. 2 out buHdlnp, otDvo, ndrlg. un~pmnlng. area with mobile home tnd required on all rent111. WlteN......., llkhound pupo. 742-31 11. Alto llooklng •t30.000. Coli !114-281· roclwood porch. 304· 175· unfinlohhod houu. Moko man Retl Eltate Agency. PH •. 992-2549 or 773-5634 304-111-2114. 1049. ott... 904-1191-1429. 6/25/1 mo. Cell448-3843. 133& "' 448-7117. & COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)- The seven richest pacers frml three preUmlnarylegsof'lbeStatPolnter . Pacln& Se~ battled In Monday's' featured $15,001 final on at Scioto Downs. · The series, named .19r the first ' suMwn·mtnute pacer In harness·' racln&Jilstory,producedsomeotthe fastest miles of tbe year at The DownS, but thequlckestofthemall· .was raced In Monday's final. The Daily Sentinel ,,........'"" BRAUN & · ASSOCIATES nil.nor-Jeque pitcher Jim Jtaendu: -~- 4 condition. ;=~;:~;;:;:~rr:::::::::::::::::::;rr;,~~;,?;.~;;~~ Troll. McG.dii&IUI, · a starter-relii!Yer obtained tnm Montrell aioiW with: ~ioto Downs Pomeroy-Middaport. Business·Services because~ an Injured pltchln1111111.: Is be1n1 reCalled trmi Wichita and Will to reJClln the Reds ~.· Pastore has been trying to work, back Into llhape 111 Wichita. wtll be his debut there, \ Concepclan llld he qreed to swtich to tlllrd only after COII!Iiltlna with hlB a&a~t, Jerry KapltebL "Jei1Yldt thedeclskm up tome,'' Concepcion said. "I've decided to119 a.loog With the front of!loe. They:ve prooijaed I won't be a platooned player ... My m,ldel' that was operated on feels strong now and I'm now Swinllnitlle bat as wen !lSI ! _ _ _ _.....,.._ _ _.,.......-:--""_ _ _ DO~ HONORS - The hard-hlltins' doubles {earn of Shawn Baker and Mike~. rlgllt, clowned TuMdey, July 31, 1984 Reds' reshuffle p~~ching staff M('('.atflgan \ ' • ' . Tua1dlly, July 31, 1984• Pomeroy-Middlepor:t, Ohio '· VIOl'ORJOUS .. •• Page-12-The Daily Sentinel N'r.!!!!!.1;1 Ill -- m- WMil WS SIDING CO. 1 o -.,.e Jl:'fi.l. throut'::' PE~SONALIZED POOLS FrM AlalYsis At $tor• or Pool Wldt • • of & 4.98 Btn. ' Middleport; OH; '• ... m• 4-...., P-·· -~· ') �' -14-The 41 Tuesday. July 31, 1984 . •• ·Sentinel Houses for Rent 57 Mueic•l ln1trument1 KIT •w CAIILYLI C!:tlr urrr Wright 81 Ten hondmode Borblo outlito, •16.00. Afghans mo~ ,. br home w ith garage• Hic~ory Lane and corner 3rd 2 •• lt. Muon . WV. 304· 773· LAST WE:!!:I<6NP 1 ~ Ff!QI4 HOCI<BU. ~ 10 Ne.W lfOQI.I!!:FORT 11>1 6XACTI.'t' 2 bedroom cottlge, · good locotlon, $165.00 plus ~epOllt. Call for appolntmant ""'' 5:00· 8 :00. 304·67!j'7134. b .. .- ; 42 Mobile Homes )I •' r·'• ~~' ,. y; z. bdr. 2 mile below Eureka. 1180 mo. plus dopooit, no pete. Call614-643·264 or 4 1 · 843·2916 · ·- -14 Nice 14x70 3 bdr, mobile ' home. 1235 mo. deposo't & no pets. Call 446I utilities, 2192. ~---------• -: 1 furnlahod AC. Ideal for 1 or I --.1 44 Apartment fo. r Rent · Newly remodeled 2 bed· room. equipped kitchen, l OH holster and 1mmunition 1---------IO.k' . -;. ; ;;;;;;ii;:t;,;d;i;;-;;;,~ -~~~~~1~0~0~3~~~~~:...._Newly redecorated, 1 bed- . · 04 -676- 2320 ·· room. panially furnished. S225. Depolit.required. Coll 614 -992 -5319 or 992- Ook trundle bed with mot16· K extended TRS· treso.motchingdroosor, re- · 1983 · frigerator, gas stove, 4 yrs. =~s-i~3 :cmputor. 304Old. Call446· 3973. . Furnoshed 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Middleport. Adults, no pets: aecur~+v .. , deposit . Call 814-992 2 men . Beautiful riverview, 1-3_8_7_4_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ Kaneuga . Foster Trailer Pari<. Coll448-1802. Village Manor Apts .. Mid· dleport. jE . H.O.} hos 1 2 aR Trailer. unfurniahed. bedrm apts. for rent. the rant wotor, located In Con- ~tanoot $201 o monththot .....,int, $160 per mo .. plus •ncludois all utilities, plus • 41o,oolt. Call 814-379- $200 security dopooit io !11B required. We juot laid new carpet In them a. they're JIll, 14x 0, C.A., panially located neer a docctor'o L-'-1 hod 7•210 . & shopping areas Call r-n I • • ., elect. 614 9 92~·-7~7_8_7_ . & water, deposit.mo Coli 446- k--·-. --2192 . :-:--:-------duplex. 1 bedMelillo home Upper River room, carpeted, in Middlo11•. con 44 6 -1609 or 446. port. $165 . pluo deposit. 0801 . Call 614·992·7177. " · J .D . · 360 _ dozer gas with ~2":'S_1_5:-.---~--- 9 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. rOcker, ottomon, 3 tables, lextro heovyl. 18B5. Solo. choir and love- . seat. t276.Sofasandchairs · .. I ,. •is: 1,_--------- 44 . Apa,rtment Rooms for Rent ----,.-~------ .I A C lS 0 N ESTATEs· A P A II TM EN T S IE qual 11\::wlllll Opportunity) has -and two bodroomo. rent Oleftintl at J163 for one Mdo...., ond t198 per - h for two bedroom. wllh . •zoo dopoo~ located ~ :~~~~~~~~= . f~>Gdlond end Spring Yohv Plozo. pool and TV 46 Rant · Cofl448· 2746 or laava ' ---mtt ago.. 1· ' ... P....,..hod apt. 91 9 2nd., Qlllllpolio. •176. Men only. Call 441-441 6 oftor 9PM . N-ly remodeled 2 bdr., ..,Jppod kitchen, central llir. a210. S21112 Second Ave.. Gallipollo. Coli 4462158. 2 bdr. opt. newly dacorotod, aiO to •145 por mo. utlltloo port. paid . Coll676· 6104 or 175·11318. Nlcaly ,.furnlohed mobile horne In city, CA. .1 or 2 adulto only. no pete: Coli 448·0338 . .. fumlahod opt. 2 bdr. 1136112 Ind., GaNipolls, S1 86 water .... d. Coli 446·4416 oftor II'M . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Routt 33. Nonh of Pomeroy.· Large Iota. Call 614-992· 7479 . 1-:F-ou_r_t_re_i-lor-1-01-.-.-30 - 4-. 8- 7- 5-. 1 076. I 1-:- - - ' : - - - - - - 51 HOUS!Ihold Goods Queen ·, ize mattrn• bo• oprlngo & fromo. like new S100. Coli 614-446-29119. Freezer 18 cu. ft. Call 614 -446-4748 or 4484412 oftor llpm. ,. . .. :a :;:--~------- Electric dryer 8 mo. old. UOO. 4 Chevy rolloy whoolo 14x7 in . 676 _7784 . 1;:;;;:;:;:::::;;:=::::::= I· 55 Building Supplies . Now open for buoinaos. ~ountain Stete Block, Rt. 33. New Haven. Comp.'"te f1'0tonry supplioo. 4", ~ 8", 12 .. block. Dilivery aervice. Phone doy _ _ 304 882 2222 • oveni':'g 882-3239. . 56 p f ____ · _e_t_s_o_r_s_._a_la_ 1 HILLCREST KENNELS Boordlng all broods. Ho•tod indoor-outdoor facilitieo .' AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Coll614· 446· l -: 7_7-: 9-6= . --------- 1-----=~~----• $36, wooh otends 134. mople roclcero 169, 7 piece chromo dinette set ., 49 6 piece dinette set $99, ua'ed bedroom ouitn, refrigarotors. rongeo, chen, dressoro wringer waahers.- TV't, dry: ers, & ohoas. Call614·446· 3159. 53 Antiques Antique cupbo•rd 111 upright pill no. Call few eppointment. 992-2 226 . 54 Misc. Merchandise Knouff thru Firiwood Reduced prlceo July 3111. Have your own auaoned wood thio w,intor. 814·258·S2 4 II. Umenono, Sand, Gravel. Dollvored in Meson, Meigs. Gall Ia or pick up ot Richard• & Son. Coli 448· ns5. Plutlc clstorns otate opproved, plaotlc soptlctanko, plaotic culven, motol cuivena. ROlli EVANS ENTERPRIIlES, Joclloon,. Oh 614· 286· 6930. Shrub• pruned. town reoooded, retaining walls, oidewolks. patios , birk mulch & sawduot. Contael Bruce Dovloion. Coli 814251-1427. Oentrol Hauling. For ·..1e fill din, ond top ooll. Call Call 814-268-1427. 8unk beds with bookcaso, set cheat . drawer1, Earty American conoolo otoreo. 1-:--:~-----­ Pumlshod opt. I bdr., a226. Dayo 61 4 ·245·6658, eve. Carpeting for 5 roomo. Call 448-3257 ot after 4:30PM utlltlee paid, adulto, 920 4th 614·~46-6095 . 448-7307. AVo.. Golllpolla. Call 446· 21 cu.fl. froatfrn cheot 1 -:-':--------4411 after 9PM. treezer• .0110. Call 814· Sft. barwith6barotoolo UOO. 19S2 Chevy dlesoi , Upatek1 turni1hed ept., 4 388-8381 . · pickup, loaded, exc . cond .. & beth, 1 or 2 odulto, Antlqueteble & chalra. Con t?,IIO.O. Call li14· 2411• ~· · Call 448·0444 oe seen Friday, Soturdoy & 5870. · ....... IIPM. Sunday attho GaiNpollo Floe 1-:-:--:------·l•cMarkot. Ook wall pho,..., rockers, ~ C•••Iitity furnlehed all pr1111d chairs, pedelul ta~ ......... Z bdr. apt ., 468 bloo, h u -. & mloc. Paul ' .._,.. Avo., adulto. rater- White pod,oltll tabla & four Conkle FumltuN, Rt. 7, bloCk vinyl bucket podootol •••· *226 mo. plu1 Mcur· choira •711. White fiberlllae Tu~tw Plolno, Ohio. · lly dop. Call 448·2236 or couch. Cal 814-2.!411·1321. 44e· 2811 . Early AIMrican cciuoh • P-1 l1od apt .. 2 ·room• & Warda · 23 cu. ft. choot dlolr, exc. con. UIO. z ..... cleon, no pots, odulto -•or; Wordo automatic lompsa100 tor pair. Calling " . - , Depoall & retorenca waohor, hoovy duty, bot~ In light no. 31 l,..,h extarlor Call ·. Nll"lrod . Call .814 -441 - excellent condition . Call wood door •:..u. 11,14-992·21119. 114-982-3001. 1111 . . ~- wmc • goo ,_ condition. 2 s&400: budo sewmlll, block power hood unit. 304- 675 _5823 . service. EngliohCockerSpsniel puppln. Coli 8t4-38B9790. l-=----~:-:----:--- 1~;:::=;:::::===== For rent Sl-Ing Rooms and light houoa kooping rooms. Pork Control Hotel. Coli 614-446-0766. 1- - - - - - - . . . , - - ' Sleeping room utili· tleo poid. Shore both, mala ·only. Range & refrlg . 919 2nd. Ave., Gollipolia . Coli 448·4416 after 9 PM . d J,udy Taylor Grooming: Call 1114· 3117-7220. ' Briarpotch Kennolo Profoosio. nol All-breedboarding grooming. lnclooo'-outdoor fa- 2 bedrOo!" ·apt . in Maaon, · 9am to 5pm, .S at. ' adults only,' no pets, phone 814-448-0322 2 bedroom troller, e1 75 -_30_4_-_6_7_5_-1_4_&_2_•_f1_•_r_5_. _ includoo, woter llo garbage. 11 - SWAIN _.., 1 dopoolt. Call 614-. 3 6 7. 1 br turn. apt. All utilities AUCTION & FURNITURE '7287. po;d . 304-676· 71 t2 . 82 Olive St., Gollipolio. New & und wood & coal stoves Mobilehomeforrent, x 4 o . UpperMt. Verncn.3roomo. 6 piece wood living , 00 ,; 8 Col 814-949-2424. bath. waoher-dryer hookup, suite witil. 6 inch flat arms otovo. Ref. furnished. e.c. 1399, bunk beds complete Mobile home for rent. Sx40. ,_c _ o_n_d_._3_0_4_·6_7_6_-_19_6_2_._. with bunkieo t199, 2 piece ,ontron livingroom ouitos Call 614· 949-2424. 1 and 2 .bedroom apon- 1199, ontron reclinan , 99 Two bedroom trailer, kit· mants. Point Pleasant. 614- other reclirtera $80, mapli chonfurnlshed.couplas.one _4_4_6·_8_2_2_1_ . - - - - - din~tte ·10.11 '179. box email child accepted. Refer· 1 tpnngt 8a mattre11 twin or enicel. 304-675· 076 . 1 ' and 2 bedrco"' opsn- full J100 set regular-firm 1 manta. Point Plea"s ant. 614· 8120, maple dinette chairs 4_4 6_·_8_2_2_1_ lbrmcbllohomelnGelllpo- '-: . ----lla. 614-446-8221 . o Apartment unfurnlohed, 2.-mObilehomtinGallipo- yard and baaement. lla. 114-448-S221. 8150.00 a month . .Phona 304-675-7641 eveningo . h ................. Uoed Furniture . -- Upright' dryers, end TV's. 3 out 8ulavo'lle · 9om to 8pm. Mon .Rd th;u0 r.:~ 866 . . tor crOll cycle tire; pons for rrggero 321!•19 mo380 or 1100; 390 Ford on,ine. Phone after 5. 304- 736 177 . Rolli .3S· cal Piatol. w• · holste~ oo. and . ammunition _ . 304 676 2320 GOOD \!SED APPLIANCES ' 01 Washers. dryers, rafrigera- 23 , 000 btu window air tore, ranges. Skaggs Ap- conditioner. $ 2 00.· 12 foot pliances, Upper River Rd. f'be 1 1 rg ais canoe with out· beside Stone Crest Motel. 614-446-739S. riggero 325xt9 motor crOss$100: cycle tiro,· pa·~ for County Applionce, Inc. 380 or 390 Ford engine. Good used opplioncoo and Phone after 6• 304-773TV lets. Open 8AM to 8PM . 5177 · Mon thru Sat. 446-1699. 1 -:'-~-:-:-----627 3rd. Ave. Gollipoiil ,' Roni · 3S-col piotol, w- i ""'"' i .i 23.000 btu window air conditiooer, *200; 12 foot' fiberglass canoe with· OUt· . 51 Household priced from 8286. to 8891. T~bleo; $60 and up to •121. Hodo·o·bedo,$390. ond up ~ to *660.• aofa beds 814& Recliner1 , 1285. 10 $375.: f· Lamps from us. to 112&. ' pc. dinenao from 1109 .. to 435. 7 pc. $1S9 ond up. Wood table with six chairs , 1.2 86 to f746. Desk , 110 l t $226 H I up o . bed . complete utchoa. $550. Bunk with m.nre... . s. • 276 , an d up to i 1395 . . Baby bedo, $110. Monros.e 1 or bo• oprinuo I full or twin, $6S., firm, I and 178. Queen sets, 1195. 4 dr. chesto. $42. 5 dr. i Trailer in Rio Grande, unfur· Apt. for rent. 1 bedroom. chests, S54. 8ed tromeo, : ..,.... $150 month plua furnished in Middleport. t20.and e26 .. 10gun - Gun , llllltlee .. t150 depoolt mar- 6190 . plus deposit. Utilities coblnoto, U50. Goi or .. . - couple only. Call 614- included . call 1114· 992 - electric rongoa •375 . Baby Jl8· 8506. 7177. monreoseo. •26 & 835. bed 120. 125, & $30, 160. Goodselocbedroom ouites. rockero. metal cobinoto hoodbciordo 038 & up t~ i. 'I () "I ~ 111'1''1 ,, :. ciliti~. Pick up and delivery Drogonwynd Conery Kan· nolo. AKC Chow puppieo. SoomOIOkittons, nowlittatl CFA Himolayan and Penlan kitteno. CaM 614-448-3S44 after 8. Beagle hound puppieo, con be seen off Rt. 7 bype11 l .o•bo••• Hobson on Leoding Creek Ad; CJ. Three mites woot to TR 351,. Look for ligns 6, Ilk for Mr. Griffith. . 3 male 8eogel pups, 9weeko old. t30 .00. 304-675· 6299. -=---=-------Small 3534. Sinoll 3634. 6 14 _4411 • 11175 . · \.ong Tractoa, Verm••r round b•lerw, r1kea. tedders ~~~~~~~c"f.;;;H. Dno female AKC pup. 304· 882·3672. '-;;;=::;;:===== 1-57 Musical 1 ' -:---n_m_ ·_u_m_e_n_t•___ 1 84 Fender Procusoion booo luhar perfoct cond. Cell 14-3SS-981S . One 5 otrlng Bonjo with con, ono mlnwal detectormake compose magnum 420. Coll814-388-8217. Moog Opuo 3. B;aoa. atring onoemblo. organ. •eoo. noogltoblo. .... lncluciod. · Co111114· 992 ' 3408.. ~ a...... Zen~ ...,,. I 11:30 7 :00 •. 64 Hay & 'Grain 8 orley: for cover crop or for food . Oon Johnoon. Por· tland, OH . Coli 114. 8436206. · Good mixed hoy in barn, 11 .60 bale. 304-875-4100 or 304 _BS 2 _33_29 . 71 · Autos for Sale Swop M•t· luy. oell or trodoyguroutomobile. boat, truck, cycle, camper. Every Sot. & Sun. Golllpolls flea. M•rket. Only t3.00 • day to clloplay your'vthicloto1hou· aondo of shopper. 7AM· SPM. Rt . 35 & 1110. 1':'=::-:-:::-:-::-------1980 vw Rabbit 1lr 48,000 mHos, ono owo\or, oxc. condhlon. •3,500. 448·0111 ..nytlme. '-:-:=:-::-.:.._..:._ _____ 1 1871 c hlvy ototlonwogon, verygoodcond. Sollort.-· moko offer. Call 814·2411· 1118· 1171 Monte Corta, . good ' cond .. loeded, rellov whools, 114.000 mllao. •2.000 or boat - . . Coli 814-3117· 72110· 1978 Chryal• New Yorker, 10.600 actual min. Show roo.m . condition, furty equoppod. 17.000.00 firm . 304-n3-5710; 8:00 tHI 5:00. 1973 Carrevelle, 18 ft. 1•n• HP. 1·0. dri"" on - traaor, •3.300. Coli 448-2240. 11 tt.' boos boot. ·1750 lb. 1973 Ci.o!vrolot Malibu Ito· tion wagon, rune goOd. tih wheal t&OO. l·c, '80,00() mlleo. 304-1178-21S1 oi 676-6937. · 197S Chryolor New Vorkor, 10,1100 llct\IOI mnn. Sho~ room condltioft , fully equipped. 17.000.00 firm . 304-n3-67t0; 1 :00 tMI 5:00. . 76 Auto Parts 1974 Ford Pinto for pone. 304· BB2-211S9. '73 Novo. t&OO. Those who t 974 Ford Plnto for pano. coled oorlier about 1hl1 car, . 304· 812·21189. cal1111ain 304-878·3180. Cavalier w•gon CS, If:., tilt, cruiao, PS. P8, 78 AM·FM, llko now cond. 304-773-1141. ' '78 Oldo s~. runo good, outo. llohlnd Krotlal Park Croll Rallroed lrock, 1 :;;=:;:=;::;:=;:;:~ T Camping Equipment 1979 Trotwood, llih wheel travel trailer. 311 fl. with -ning and Ill extrao. Excellent conCIItlon. Call 8~ 4992·8B32. "- !l'c,.. 1---...::..--'---Truck T o -. Moot alzn, dlfftrant colott. John'a ~uto lalao, lullvllle Rd. c:C'/.":..~2~pon ttl dorlt. 79 Motora Homeal!t Campers 1--~------­ 1174 Chivy 'h ten pickup very good. cond. 8oH or trade motto offer'. CaM 814· Z41·1818. 1182 2 dr. Ford Eacon, 4 opd., radio, real oharp. : U.781. John'oAuto Soteo, 1978ford'htonplckupaxc. lulovllle Rd. Oollpbl!a. Oh. cond . . Call otter II. 448· Open til dark. Call 448·1 0111 47B 2 . · .. . " ___,;__-,-__ C· 10 shortbed pickup,_. good cond .. ollklng U,IIOO. Cell 1114- ~118· 1801. 11171 Chevy Luv ohon bod, cempor top, 4 opd., rodo." U, 711. 1180 Chevy Luv oltcnbed; 4opd.,rodlo,AC, ta,988. John'o Auto loiee, luiiVille Rd, Oalllpolla. Oh. til dark. Call 448· m;. 1I7Z Chevy Piclc·up, - d oo~d. ftiVIitlroo; •1200. Co1t 814· 2ed-III08 altar lpl'n. -"'"¥· c " I 198t :C,~ri~c:kot:.;~~~~:l{f.i;~ ..•~ll=do~ tnick bur- r~nga. rofrlgarotor. U , IIOO. Call 11474.' --~-:----:-- ). 1977 Fl-wlng 171-lr ft. fully solf· contolned whh ah-r, .....,. 1, 104-1711· 2781. . 1177 ltarGIIIItpwlt. . . . 24 ft. Hit• _.,.., nlony opt7llllll.• •.aiOO. ~.111~~~ ••ci. 1~81 . 73 V•n•. 4 W.D. nJ..;.w. 1 ••••rp.a.,,.ll., 4whoaldrlft,,.._c.1c'r t to •tala. tlrtll. et474z-aatt or 104·771· unu- ...... .KID& tQH , +aH of Porohing Hoopitoloteft. (R) tegy for llegioo1111.' One of mankind's biggest problems of today, tho dongor of nuclear warfiM'B, is examined. IRl 180 min.} ICioied Cap- t:::Jturo ,. . NerU e 10:00 • • (I) (1) Puo . Rernloogton a ''d'~• "'.,( ACROIIS 1 LllnlmCm 5 Berber's ' (1) 3rd Annual Legendary Podra1 BHIIorda suin · (I). w News/Sports/Wtllther e(I) MOVIE: ' Eaoy Money' .Cil loot of o.oucho (1) NFL'a • Gtut- Moments .NFL'a Greatest Mo- menta preoenta highlighto of Super Bowl 'II'. ------------------~• SEWING Moahino rapolra.: oorvtco. Authorized linger•. lolol & lorvtce lhatpon• b!_aoora. Fabric lhop,: PorMrGY· 814-112-2214 . • m • Direction on ship 38 Norma's "Cestjl Diva" Ill MOYIE: 'Nickel Ride' .12:30 e (J) !II Latto Night with Dtovld l..ettormll! m...... Boutl cifthe 70's world cheas champion is injured before a motch. ouapiclon lolls on his .. 3tGofobed 'Sugar Roy Leonard vs. Wi"rod Benitez (lao Veges, November, 19791.' (60 min .! (I) • ()I XXIII Sumrner Olympic Gomwa • ()) Columbo 'The Moat Dangerous Match .' Whln a •WOillto a broker UChaUenged AZ Detest • 81r larvioe.: 'it>V CALl EO M£ AT , TWO ao OCK IN THE MORMIN6 'It) TELL Mi . 'I'OU'RE 1101\\E ?!! D .o7"31 -. t. (t!O 1)1in.l , WlldWHto \ 1 :00 OVIE: 'Tho HlfiiiY HooUr' (I) I Monied jlooin 1:111 (I) MOVIE: : 'The Big Brawl' ' . 1 :30 (J) a- That lob . . (J) Aula llocing ' ,'84: 'Nurbursrlntl 1000 CoverIJIII'of tiii~ World Enciurenca ' r-Ia pr810ntod'from Nur· burgling. Weot ~any : (80 mln.l (J) MOVIE: 'Tho Uot of . ... 2:00 ~'8;· ~ .....F (I') 1wa . 811~ al• Fathor • DAILYCRVProQvorEs-Here'a bow loworlllt: AXYDLBAAXR lalJONGFELLOW bodly Alao pool• filled. Colt 2111·1141 or 114·44 11711 or 814· 441· 711 t. ·· Till STATE UPHOLST!RV IHOP • 1113 loa. Ave .. OoM1p ~t: 114·441-7S33orl141133. ~ ularity · (J)e~~t~ . .. lllrreg- Cll Joclt Bonny Show "' - out • You(Ger.) t 2 :00 Cl)lkilna & Allen Maoclo SpcnSl.ook •• - Z8 Brought .Gu......... ·ARM18SI! .. water imagining the at,tacks on her life. 1Rl180 min .} , Cll Lalloolght Amorlca 1)1 AI In the Family A COUfo'LS or ,' -• -• . poet e (J) McGarren doesn't bUy tho idea that a woman is mentally ill and is NffD10HI~ out :II Of aircraft n Break- Cll MC::.:~lht Gallery' ' ·.·. Yestenlay's Answer 20 Georgia 29 Novelist 15 Welsh I Switchcity Johnle delicacy board UJacket 17 Traitor worlter style 3Z Pulverize 11 Aver anew t Roman Z3Early1V 33Scope :II GGidadeiUe& favorite 34 Cadence ZZ "Have you 1! Hiclden got change II French Z4Emended 35 Meniweli's school ol- ?" cheese Z5 Dog's 3'1Norse Z3 Jalopy JJ Biblical name gQddess nwrote !5 American weed eO'dcleo.ople 11 :30 Cll <II Tonight Sl.w · HA! 'r'DU'D ' ' Riding paces 7 Falllng lady Cll Anotllw Life m SportoCenw . SNAKE!! .. 5 Less lazy lS Egyptian deity 14 "Ivanhoe" 1o,30 Cll My 1..1n1o MorgJo 84.000 a.-tlon 11 :00 (J) Ill~ (I) MOVIE: ·-Runner· ·, 4 Dune 11 Drive fiilhtllock ·. DOWN 1 Bum 2Ohio city . J Repute item 1t -and hair (J) ERr bodt R (!)) New-.:11 · • lnda;p1ndent News 10:16 (I) Gotting Even- V'octlma '· • by THOMAS JOSEPH 160 min.l · (I) ~ . - Chapter . .. ·' ceae bnngs Laura and Remington to a town in whtch everyone is in on a secret in-- . voiving hidden money. IRI CRUMMY!!' ,. .. .• S..... A milling persons · 1 -,......, Vaboerable' Nel~ Dealer: North llorle 8:30 CIJMojar'aiJIIooBMebroll: Atlanta at Cll <II Domootic Life Mwtin Crilne 'earns the wroth of his colleagoes when hi porauodes a retired oinging cowboy ·to moke a comebock. IRl - 9 :00 • (I) (1) Rlp(1)700 Club e (J) 61 MOYIE: 'Small Cilde of Frieudi' (J) loot oiWiwn (!)) : A Taleviaion HlatooY 'America Tekes Chlrge (19415-19671.' In IWO - · · tho JohniOI'I Ad· ministration begin& a troop build-up thot will odd up- to 1.5 milion ArPericons in Vietnom. IRl (60 min.¥ For Bale t 173 Ford 111110 Bockhco, oncloHd 111111. tlras. t7,1100: 1 HI GMC lingle uta -·tniok, .....C tkn, minOr work nllda ... : rebuHt 311 D-lt. -'!It truck. UIIOO; Homo -.IIi 1-boy. single &lie, flftllr whool. f1100. 0 .1 .0 . or, trade for 4a4 or Harley' Dovldoon.Coll Loa Jlff814·11118·1111 before 1 :30. a.m. or 818·8823 oflor ~ 8:30. 4 NORTH ' +AUt Cll (!)) tlova 'NucU Stro· ,,, • .! NIIIOVII. C1ll *04·1711· tU1. ' · ..-anent ... - ' f on Visitor's Doy tries tho potlonca of tho Gen. For Sole. 1980 CoM 4101 Dozer. 2500 hro, aida covoro, full - p canopy. n trock, plno & buohln'g, U700: 197S Cooo IIOC Bock,hoa, 2SOO hn, on· clo~d oeb, new rear tlrH, good sbund. et9,000. Cell Loa Jotlwn, ~""' 1:30' a.m .. 8t4-188· SIII or &IS-&123 after 8:30. 11 ~Tn.T~mMG.otump One~· ·· Time (I) !II A Team ' •· .. Cll Gent!~ Bon e (J) Ill Att.rMAIH An trucke. • water-ge1-HWer~ oloctricol llneo. Jam.. Boy• W11er Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby 9 :30 (!)) . . , . _ of JudgeTho W-.,ato ' ~ JIM8 WATER IERVICI Call Jim Lenior, 304·1'71t 7317. .... .... 11178 Chevy, 3 quarter ,ton 4x4 cleon. 304-8711· Whlllolfonuno (Closed Coptionedj • , ( S'OO • (I) MOYIE: 'An Officer end • Oonttorrwl' bltcher. Dump' 85 1 Led astray In the melee • (J) Femlly F4IUd (J)Dr. Who ANNIE crete work, Blckhoe•a,..' It ,'1'~ • c lpll Cornody ........ ========- I I ] (ArWwwl tomoliOA) e(I) (I) Tic Toe Dough MOVIE: 'Rio Brew' m Top-- llailng 1rom Mloml. FL Top llenk Boxing 3 Electrical ' AefrlgaretiOn r I. I ] r I MacNeil/Lehrer e.....Mwatetw WLovoCoru..- Dozer Work by To~ Honn•: Dltcheo, pondo, roods, land cleering, ott. Call Mote; Cj!( Broken, 448·889Z. , .•, 84 ~by~~~--. Yalttrdoy'oj"-:OZONE LLAMA PUNDIT QUEASY " ' -' l.o¥... skin diving-A MOSQUITO · proaonto a !(Hound Lightweight bout footuring Robin Bloke vo. Edwin Curet. Cll OUfencltll: Land of r A!>RM tont camt>ar. with aloor. · · four. ·••ao. Ill 8 4· 44 ·IS311. clrclod- _, IUII>floa - · .. lUll• ·"-'-' eJwtr..... 7:30 owner. , & farm ... . (!)) · llood·1 Excevallng, bel<!! manti, footen, driveway•~ ooptlc tanko. londsceplng. Call anytime &14 -4411 41537, Jameal. Davilon, Jr . ~ D~zor Now onango lha Prfnl~wer!Hn: ill~~== (!)) llody Eilctrlc e(J) (J) I'M ~lno · H.,. Como the Brides Roport J.A.R .Cormruction Ce.RU-': tland, Oh,81 4· 742·2903 ~ laMrnente, Foot••· Con',; It Acces.Ories I. LIZZES r) I -- ()IN~ SHULAW'S Plumbing ond Heating, 2tnt, t W. Sixth Bt ... Point Plea.. Va. 304· 676-11420. . Uctnlod and 1 d trailer, evarythlng 1 984l:n:o:ur:e= ' ======~· modol comploto 110 HP ~:::ury. Call 1114· 3SS- 83 Excavating Inboard. 04-1711-3833. 1984 18ft. 1S4 hp ln~rd.Ba]o 304·876-31133. tJ OAAW I!IE5T. e ·Cil I-· -·---~---- '731\iovo. •600. Those who celled urlier ebout thia c•. coli again 304-8711-3180. •• (J) ~ oriel SOn (J) e ()I XXIII Summer 'Olympic 0.00. (I) Whlll of·Fonune Wheel of Fortuno Cll Nightly Bu.tno.. J, ~~--~--~-.,:_ For 1972sale 1982 18 ft. Duo, !311 HP MorcuiV exc. c48 on7d6. •1 .SOO. j:all 446· 1984 Bo~a 1s· ft. 1S.4 hp StarTrwlt (I) (1) NBC N - m~ , I I tDRIZAL MQVIE: 'Wovol--'"' Cl)llltlomon - ...... (1) llporUContor 'Oiyl)lpic . Edition .' . (I) Carol~ ... ti.on wagon, rune good, tih whool tiOO. o·c, 80,00o milll. 304-1178-211S1 or 876-6937. I () .. ·· ~· (!)) Reocllng RolllboW .ooo ~=========:J.::::::::~:::::::::..J_..._ 11179 . Chovrolot 01111~111 DQN'S Televieion s---~c 'ill . I HECKE (1) ~/~eathor (J) Mlcfloii/Lelwor ------~,__..,:·,;,_; TOP CASH pold for tote model uHd cen. Smith 8uick-Pontloc. 1911 Eilstpony . '304· 676 · · ""' Avo .. Gallipolis. Call 814·44&·2282. 139.96: Paorliao. $49.95, Paroktoto, all colon $14.99, Dwarf Parrott end 10 percent oft. 2413 Jockoon Pleooont. o : ()I m.... 1 li 0 f bole ho dll Motorola. onil . &nomo-o. Aloo complete Specializing In 304·117•• and t .n ng equiphouoo cello. Cali m,nt &rotory acceaorieal ~4B4 · till'!", cun••· Rotary bl-• ~-----...---...,~--------...-l239B · or 614 -441 ' "' cut,tvatoro, dlo.c .. plowa. post drlvero. plaotkl tanks. 71 Auto ' 1 for S•le .7· 3 R'tNGLE'S SE!IVICE expowood oplittors. ftatea. power Vena It 4 W . O. rlenced roofing, including · waihora. , wagqns, • WhMI h Ot tor op pll cotl.on, carpon-, ·• l:loroo lawn • garden tractor. eloctriclon, ,nason. Coli torswithtondomoslo, goooe 197S Co~gor, PS. PB . PW, 304-876-2088 or 876-' neck or bumper hitch trlil· AC. ~ruiM:. AM.'FM. OM Wtl ule Or trade for pic"up 415,0. era, wof))d burning atovea • mage. Must nil. Calf 441· of equal value. 1978 Ford - - - - - - - - - furnances. Arid ' " us for 8 0219. van, E· 210, eutom.tic, a.c., GET your c,rpet SHi ll, cruloo p .a . p. b .. puvecy · &H•"p E WITH CAPTIAN com p1 ete line of parts • oorvicol · 1971 VWsupor a-le. A-1 gloos. • customlted. 014- STEAMER. Water removal.' Used Equip: 186 MF. 150 Cond., olao 1971 MGV 992·2708. fur~lturo cleaning, froo 1111-, MF, 136 MF, 50 MF, 424 Co.nvortiblo, ox. cond . price mateo. 304·875·229e. IH, 9N FO.d, 801 Ford. 3 negotiable. Call 114-241- 1971 cuotcmlzod Chevy •· uoed round bator1 , hoyblno 5294. Van. low mllooga. good Water wollo commarclal and> plow•. dioc. fluffer. tobacco' . , condltlor. Soo Undo Ste· domutlc. teat holll•. pumn' n Mulber H p " sprayer. 19.75 Cliovv Mo!Uo. V·S. wa • ry gtl, orne- .... , ond oorvlce. 304-B95• Am·Fm Coonne, 4opd, PS, roy. Call814·•12·8275. 380Z. · Jividens Form Equipment· P8. AC • . 89.000 milao. S14· 441S - 1175 - Wheal •1200 . Coli 614- 388- 1978PlymouthTraiiDustor BASEMENT WATERHoroe. lowm ond garden 8539 . 4x4, good condition, new PROOFING. linconditlono'l troctore saasonol cloae out 14·31 · 151-T Monolor lifotlme guarantae. Local tole. Sellinn at cost while 1979 Pol\tlac Flroblrd ForJ Muddora tlroio. •1100.' Coli reforencn fumiohod . Froo', 1est. wo aloo • have ponaond II\u1 a. good. cond. CaH 1114· 814 •742 - 3010• aotlmotos. Coil colloct 1·• nrv~ce. 388-8361 . · 814·237-0'*88, 9 1.m. to I 1:?-'-:-:-:---p.m. R•~•n Booamant, · A · 74 Motorcy~le. 1 Now is tho 'time to got tho ppi'Oo. ZOO lata model care " Watorproo lng. old chain uw trimmed up for part1. 1877 Dodge for firewood Hl80n. C.. l power wegon with ttotmea Cement flnlaher. Richard Sidoro 'Equipment Co. 304- 440 wrecker bed. Callll14> 118t Ho~do 110 Cuotom Oorfleld . 1114·9S6-4464.: 676 -7421 for complete 288·S522. Z&OO miles. like now. Baoomonto, pool docko, chein NW urvice. pedded aiaty bar, two parking Iota, eny alze job. : I~T-;-----:-:---- 19811 Hondo 2 door Accorcl holmeto, U,750. Call814· obacco Ulcka. rough 5 apd. hltchbock, AC. cruioo 387· 0394. Remodeling. aiding, lnotollumber. 304-675· 1126. control. 13,200. <:all 814llngandrapolringfiroplaceo., 245·9321. 19S2 Hondo XRSO exc. olmuiated brick and ltUCCO;• · cond .. runt exc., *400. Cell thermo repleoernent win."!-' 63 Livestock 7S Plymouth, automatic 814· 3117·7105. , . dowo. 304-676-1510. ... tr•n•. 8 cylinder. e .c., 81 mileo. Very good VIIb Magna low mllao, croto Buildlng·llomodollng. Con·3 yr. old Chootnut filly, condition. · 12.200. Call 1983 t • drywall oloctrical , I ereo. eca re.at,,' Wind· . ' ' ' gentle butnotbrokon. •3711: 114-992-3792. · ohlold, axe. cond, t3,600. roofing. flooring, framing;, Callofter 11,1114-256-11779.' ~':::::-:::-:-·":"·-:---:--- 1973 KowONwki 900; good kltchon ·bathroom inotalla·r 1!1119 Olds Delta 88, Nno cond .. ttiiO. Coll814-246· · tion, door·wlndow fraflllnll.; 3 V• · old gelding horoe with good. Colt 1114·H2·2883. 5S1S. · J04· &75-244.0 . · • Hddla • bridle. Coli 814•• 268-9364. 1977 Lincoln Town Cor. 19S3 Hondo ATC 1S6. 10 82 Plumbing 1 • I · Exc. Con. Cell 814~992.. monthli old rode 3 montht. It Heating 5 gooto for oolo. Call 614- 7387. EXc. Con. Coli S14-742»• 379· 212S. 2541 . 1871 Chrysler Cordoba. Arabian More. gentle. call ftolly oquippod, good condl· 19S1 Hondo bp-a. excel· CARTER'SPLUMBING :; 614-742-2143. tion. U ,800. 137 Pari< lent condition. $326. Call AND HEATING ' Dri... Point PI-nt. 304· 614-742- 2967 or 742Cor. Founh and Pine 'I Pigs · for oala. $35 . ooch. 1171-1983 or 304-895- ·2143. Oolllpollo; Ohio , 304-676-6639. 3S12. Phone S14-448-388S or• · . 1 4 448 44 :Alpine Doe Kido, aiiO.OO. ' BO Olds Omega sx. outo, 75 · Boats •nd · " " " ,. Quality mature proven V8 • ps, ba.... am-fm a Motora for S•Je JIM'S PLUMBING. H&AT· milkers. , Roglotelod Dhl re- treck. 304-676-112SII. lNG , Rt. 1; Bo• 316, Galli-', cor~ $126 00 304 4118 1783. , . - 1973 c..ev.otot Mollbu ItopoHo. Coli 814-387-0178. pony . 304-67·51 1--------Young Cockatails. greyo. • <II • (J) MOVIE: 'Tho 8ecrot of NIMH' C1J ~ T.-re Hunt 8por1al.ook (J) Arlllty Orlltltl1 GENE ' S DEEP STEAM C A R P .E T C L E A N' ; •cotchgultd-weter extrection, doodorlz•ro. Fll EE ooti- · metes. Reason•bl• ratel. Gene Sml)h, 992·13011. Ftr~quipment ' Jividen'• F'rm EquiPment. (J) ~ H & SHomo Improvement• vinyl oldl~g. roofing, room 1dditlon, storm wlndowlf otone. Call 814-387·040!1 or 614. 317· 7244. · - ,\ lt"''litd ~~~~§~§~~~l~~~§~~~~~~ $226. Depoe it required . Coli 614 -992 -5319 or 992 2816 . for Rent I 61 . Upper Mt. Vernon. 6 roo.ma. Riverside Apta. ·Middlepon . beth. basement. garage, Special ra1es for Senior available soon, $225 .00 Citizens. $130. Equal Hous· month. References, deposit, Opportunit iei. 114· 304-675-2651 . 7721 . ' Coll614-448-7184. · 304-895-3080 Upper Lincoln. s· rooms. Mttl. ·hsamant. large v«~rd . ae . .tond. available Aug. S76-3270 . 4 br houoe for rent. 304· Wegqn for Pickup Truck . (J) (J) • 1 ;00 • PAINTING· lo\torlor and ox· \ terlor, plumbing. roofing, ' oomo ro"!odoliog. l!O yre. exp. Call 814· 388· U82 . · Would likototrodo?8Chovv • EYENING Marcum Roofing & Spout ing. Now inotalilng Nbbot; roofl. 30 YIIFI IXptri... oe. opodall1ing '" built up ~f<· .. Call 11 4-318· 9857. < 6 HOURS··· 61114. ht, References. 304-6761H2. hu 59 For Salf! or Trade varlou1 a1111 end pricea. c•l ' i/31/84 • euto · feeturn. b"utiful cherry cabinet. exc. co" d , 304-88Z-ztl7. Firewood ·for ..... UO.OO pick-up lood,, 130.00 dolivorod. 304-875-2991 or 875-8762. Television Viewing Home Improvement• Model 830TA Wuritzer or· g8n, ... !·':· - 1 The Daily Pometoy . Middleport, Ohio- .. One leiter lllmtds for ·another. In this sample A is used for lhe lbree L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, a~. theJensth JUHiformatlon ol the words are all hlnta. Each day lhe code letters are different . I CRYPTOQUOTES C U I W, RSZ I VWZ N '. PRNZ , IEE , WUGSH G0 I U I E R? WR QZZT YEZIS . '- YUNGOWRTUZN VNK Yetlierday'l Crypl8qgote: UFE IS MADE UP OF SOBS, SNIFFLES, -AND SMILES, WITH SNIFFLES PREDOMINATING. -0. HENRY -. ,. ·. ·• �'. •P11g1 18-The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middlepon. Ohio . - - Local Briefs:. ----. Coleman Bw driver workslwp slated 'linked to The annual school bus driver safety workshOp wDI be held at 7: :IJ p.m. 'l'lnmlday In the Meigs Hlgb School Ubracy, sald Meigs County Superintendent of Schools John Riebel. The workshop Is a requlmnent for au school bus drivers, regular and substitutes In Meigs County. Fred Anness, coordinator-Instructor of the pre-servlce school bus driver training program In sOuthwest Ohio, wDI be speaker. The major topic this year will be the "Death Zone" and Its application to drivers and stud~ts In kindergarten through grade ·!' ·~f three. . I MUJ4.leport c.h amber to meet I , I ' ' .,' The Middleport Chamber of Coounerce will further plans tor Its annual block party for Sept. 8, when It meets at noon Thursday at the I aSal!e Restaurant In Middleport. I , I i' Salisbury trwtees slate meeting A regular meeting of the Sallsbucy T~hlp trustees has been set · tor 10 a.m. Friday at the home of the clerk, Wanda Eblin, 011 Laurel CU1f Road.. . All sessions of the trustees are open to the publlc. RegUtration deadline near Meigs residents whoSe last names.begin with the letter "M" must renew their auto licenses the month of August. Soctal security numbers ·for Individuals and federal tax ID numbers tor companies are I'E'qulred. To register a vehicle, not titled In the name of the person getting the . llcense, the Individual must submit an acceptable power of attorney. ' , The Meigs License Bureau Is located at J&i Mulberry Ave. Hours are Mlxlday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; 'TUesday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. SUe Matson, phone 992-nlf. Is deputy registrar. County bond sales ·reported Tlleodo~ T. Reed Jr., Meigs County savings bond chairman; reports purchases of $10,:1)7 for May by Meigs countlans In U.S. Savings Bonds. Total sales credited to the county through May of this year are $41,158. · · Lebanon trwtees to meet CJDCAGO (AP) · - ·u.s.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS. authOrities say they have sufllclent evidence to link ex-fugitive Alton Coleman to the kldn.applngof a slain' Wisconsin gll'J. . And a ruUng was made Monday that phySical samples may be taken from Coleman to help prosecutors Investigate other cases where the 28-yeaNJid Is a suspect. , Coleman and hls alleged accom· pUce, Debra Brown, are suspects In a series of kldnapplngs, rapes and murders In six M~t.ern states. They were arrested In Evanston July lJl after a nationwide FBI manhunt. A ruling handed down Monday by U.S. Magistrate Carl Sussman said Coleman can be held on kidnapping charges In the abductiOn at !~-year­ old Vernita Wheat of Kenosha, Wis., bl!sed on e~tlng evl~. Sussman also ruled that the government can take hair and blood samples from Coleman, as well as footprints. On May 29, Wheat left her mother's House ln Kenosha to ta1ce a 15-rnlle taxi trip toWaukegan with a man authorities beUeve to be Coleman. Her decomposed body was found June 191n an abandoned building In Waukegan. In court Monday, an FBI agent testified that a preUmlnary coroner'sreportshowstheS.year-oldglrl · · was k!Ued 15 to 18 days ~fore ber , body was found, or soon after she · anived In Waukegan. Coleman'sattomey,MichaeiMonlco, appealed Sussman's ruling, saying that the government should have been ordered to produce the cab driver to testl!y. AuthOrities have agreed Coleman should be prosecuted 11rst In Ohio, where he Is charged with murder In the beating death of a woman In the Cincinnati suburb of Notwood. I The Lebanon Township Ttustees '\'Ill meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at . .. the tOWnship garage. .,. . · Fourth Lotto terminal installed · Due to public demand, especlaiJy this week when the Ohio Lottery Lotto total Is going to about $21 mllUon, a fourth ticket terminal has _; been Installed In Meigs County. . ;: The rourth tennlna1 was Installed Tuesday atEber'sGui!Serv!ce . • Statton In Racine and ls the first tennlnal to be lnstaDed outside · ~ Puue:oy. , -. The other temiinals are located at ShaQlmy's, Route 33 Ca1'1'Y-0ut and- Gloeckner's Cafe. · · ~ Marks trial deliberations renewed ATHENS - Jurors In the aggravated murder trial of Everett :· Wayne Marks were to resume deUberatlons today In Athens County . Cunmon Pleas Court. . : . 'nie jury has spent 3> hours so far deliberating the fate of Marks, "' 29, 0( Glouster, who Is accused of the Dec. 18, 1983, killing of Ohio ~ University student Shawn Myers. Myers was shot from a passing car whl1e driving near MlWield. STRIP ·sTEAK · Federal ' $3 29 RiB EYE STEAK ............. $3.9-9 LB. U.S.D.A. C·HOICE CUBE:STEAK .................. $2.59 LB. U.S.D.A. C~OICE BUCKET STEAK ............. $1,99 LB• 'GROUND BEEF ................................ 99¢ LB. GROUND CHUCK ........... ~ ............. $1.39 LB. .GROUND ROUND ........................ $1.69 LB. HOMEMADE . HAM SALAD ..................... .89¢ LB. . . STORE SLICED · · · Dutch, Pepper, ChiP-Chopped Ham . $1 49 'LUNCH MEATS ..... flf~~~i'""'··~Lav'Pl........... . LB. U.S;D.A. CHOICE . . ALL WEEK GEN Three emergency calls , were answered Monday by the Meigs County Emergency Services. Medl~al • Rutland was caDed atlO: 01 a.m. to Wells Road for WUilwn Rich· mood to Veterans Memorial Hospl· tal; at 10:29 p.m. Pomeroy went to Ohio 681 west of Darwin for Juanita Hoschar to Veterans ' Memorial Hospital; Mkldleport went to m OUver St. at 2:40 a.m. for Julla Boyles to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Veterans Memorial Admlsslons ...,... WUilwn JUch· mond, Mlddleport; Jane Hysell, Mlddlliport; Ray Hall, VInton. . Discharges - Tamara Bissell, Virgil Walker,BettyTaylor, Luallce Southworth, Evelyn Lewis, Richard Meredith. ·' Correction The Forest Run United Methodist ChurchwDihaveanlcecreamsoctal . Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. Ice cream, pic and cake wUI be avallable. Must bring containers for carry-out. It was rnlstakenly reported the social was last Saturday. ~ALLEY 2 LIT-ER POP 79e • • $} 09 ' BANANAS BLEACH 3 79~ GAL. LBS. HAMB. DILL SLICES & KOSHER DILL 32 oz. $} 09 EA. CHARCOAL 10 LB. '1.69 20 LB. '3.29 FROSTED ·POP TARTS 4 Flavors oz. 69' Salad Dressing 32 oz. ' $} 09 $} 9 ¢ 6PACK 12 OZ. CAMS One with uch purchase of two frozen pims. All Week $12 9 8 PACK16 oz. 39¢ RC Cola & Dr. Pepper $}69 ·13 MAKES ¢· . 2 QTS. PACK . · SHURFINE 16 OZ. .· Special Chunk ...................... $3.59 Choice Chunks ..................... '4.59 Hi,Pro 26% ........... :............. $4.99 AMERICAN FAVORITE REAL FRUIT PIE ............ 4:1'1 HEINER'S 16 OZ. BREAD 3/$].]9 . 24 OZ, CO'rTAGE CHEESE . PORK IINDS BBQ & REG. 4 oz. MR. BEE CHIPS · PACKER LABEL 30W MOTOR OIL 'sge Cast ol (12) '7.99 · BATCH COOKIES : u oz. ~·g PEPSI 6 PA~K 16 oz. s1~ 9 SJ limit I with tiC' purchase of 2 packs of Kahn's lunchion Muts FAYGO REG. 3/$}19 GLEN OAK 89¢ . -------- 3 FOR $1 00 16 OZ. FOR 7-UP POP · 991 . POP OR DIET SHURFRESH r--------·----· _ . . SUGAR WATERMELONS . I 5 LB.. . $147 Lettuce .. mP. sge $}99 EA. ' I I I 1 1 Fri. Only Umlt I Coupon ExpirH 7121/14 'C.K. SUPt:RMARKET • ·-------------- ------- • OPEN DAILY & .SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:0oP.M. SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. · We Reserve the Rleht to Umlt Quafttlflft anti CoioNct Prlntlne lrrora & '~WIC" COUPONS . NOT . •j . Carrots J~"· s1°0 "FREE WE ACCEPT ,. $1 t9 32 oz. . . PARKIIIG ... , • I HALF & HALF •. PRODUCE . ,_ ' · ,. ' J~,ly 311f: Thru I - 'A ug. 12th ' . .... WITH THEil 2 LITER oo~ooo~oooooooooooooooooooooooooo6og · In lffect · ' 2/S1 0 ~Ice.- . 3/Sl ' .. Vienna Sausage sdz. . 0 . ..... -1' · ARMOUR · · HEINER'S BREAD 10' 0 ~ ARMOUR'S TREET PolltotS. o· 0 ooooooooo r.: $119 0000000 0 0 0 0 0 .. KEULER NEW SOFT 12 oz. ' ·. 0 $199 3oz. · ·. WE CELEBRATE THE 0000 SUGAR 5 LB. limit I with tiC' purchllt of 2-10 baas Idaho SHOW~OAT " Q'r. GAL. 2% MILK ................. 1 0' 2 89¢ ' . $}19 . IJOZ. POTTED MEAT 59• . ·16 oz. Sp9 AR.MOUR'S limit I with uch purchalt or 2 blp of Frankin Candy. IRISH POTATOES . MUSTARD 32 oz. BARBlES 29 A.G. 25 LB. DOG FOOD WYLER'S .DRINK MIX Dtp. ...... . 108 211t Stui sge zoo~ 10 LB. With each purchase of 1 $30.00 aroce') order. exclud· in& all 1f oz. op. · . Plus , BREAD 89¢ ORANGE CRUSH · CREAM SODA , llltltlllfl art. Ohio GAY 90'1 s·129 · _$ ld811 II gge GAL. SUGAR A& W ROOT BEER 79¢ 15 oz. 24 oz. 78!11 N.8101 I ·FRUIT PRINK VIT. D;. MILK ~GAL.~ 109 . Cottage Cheese ,R.C. soLA CATSUP 32 oz. BLACK PEPPER 8 oz. $} 09 CAN MUK 13 oz. ~l~l.KCANS ·~GAL --.w.v.. . 314 JatlliiA,.. Q7!ofla-...... Jrt ,vnu. .. $169 . GAL. ICE MILK ,• • ••· tta• aam.w.v.. .......... - 2% MILK S!59 GAL. . ' oto w. v., 101111dhM. 11111nt n •t BROUGHTON$ BELL 2% MILK CORN FLAKES 18 oz. :8 II 'I 1' ' 11 Emergency runs .. LB. ~ OF OUR. NEW STORE AT . -" '1 06 21 5' STREET IT ,W.VA. · Great Values Ancl Selection At-Fruth's " SPECIALS IN Atf FRUTH STORES.. . 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