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' "· Group .staterrieht :not heard · King and Richard Vaughan voted Concerned Cltlzlelll tor 1'4111 Good· ·aaen48, . nlte -rererrtna to~ Good·· Boll'<lmembersRoberlSnowden aplnst Arrold belni placed on the nlte, the Melp ~band dln!ctllr who an4 ~Barton said that Arnold agentla. King commented that was not rehired by !be board. ;· had followed proper proced\lreS In Al'I1Qid had sent a letter with hls ' ' ' !lUng his requelt. ' ' request to be placed on the agmcla. . Amlld's request was one orlhlJ!e . Snowden·added that since Arnold King l8ld that tbe letter was requeets to be placed on the l&l!llda liidfollowed thejioperprooedni'I!S, · IJOOnnattve enoogh and be did not and the othel' two - tbJie of llil! · he · should have been put oo the need to. have any rllDI'I! lnbmatlon athletiC boolten and Mr. ~Mia. ~ to be beard by the board. !nmAmold. ' KennethWheeler-wereappravecl. 'Ibey votec1 In fawr of hearing Fifth member of the board, Latty The board loekeclln a .2-.2 tie on Arnold .· Powell, was abeent to break the tie Arnold'I request to be en the However; boardmembersArland vote and Amold went llllheard. Meigs bOosters support football stadium ·JOIN ·OU·R CELEBR-ATION .AT. 306~ 2-f~: SIREET SHOP FRUTH'S THESE SPECIALS ·NITRO, iw.·VA• uWiss. AT ALL __ ......_... ... _,,._a.._ ... ....- · FIIUTH STORES The Meigs Local School District . COiliOIIdaUon 'took Plllt:e f11r the jiiQior 111g11 sch<iOl arid llliJOmlng said that the Junior 111gb pilljli!i'ty In · Atbletlc BoQstels went oo ~to fonnatlonof~Melpl4JcaJSCboDI land Inc~' the ~tsll"'h•m ~had beenappralaedthree . . ' ' .. ' ' llll!d tiy !'tfelp LoCa'1, be ltlld and . yeii'III(IOatabootPIO,(Oibutthere' recommend the ·COIIIIInlctlon ot a Olltrlct. ·~.,ttatedthatlllltlnl;l!ilr* '. flindl: l'llled 1lsed for ~ nlw hadlll,li!Dnollrmoffl!ritopurchase fllolbaU stacllwn at tile Melp Hlgb etedhtm to be placed attbe f4elp stadium near the present blgll the piop!l~, I!YI!II through there Sebool athletic complex at a Hlab Sch!Jol athletic cornpla In school. · had been some Inquiries. The · meet~Jv of the cllstrlct's ,board of SWINGING BRIDGE- 0. ol the lawrtte ~ eamp ~ ,,,.,. el: order to bring tile communltles . ' Theoostola4,1ID!ll!at.alumlmun clllcus&lonbrwghtoutthatlhereare £ducatkln Tllesday nl&ht· J - Delawle; &-~ - crl Laura Dellavlllle, LlulpYIIIe, 111111 • stadium would be about w.cm. !QIIe13acresoflanclmaklngupthe · James Soullby was SPGI\ell1omloMmnan fu&etlld'. Joey - - ,..,_..., - ... CltarlaiMil .Manila . . . . . 8alem ' Hesuastedlhatpiop!ltyownecl Soullbyreported. J~piopaty. ' for the athletiCboolters; He181dthat Ceaaer, w11 wlllldal_._the swlaPcbrltiA'! *hal: Buaii:t President Robert Barton (Continued en Page 10) · ,It has ·bee~! about liJ years since t;;y the district, pBI'IIculartv the ('ft !lei Sllade CreekatCampm hg See llklry ..... pbalo ... pap I. : DDt..-..- . M~igs. in~ustrial ~evelopment plan being rel:ld~ed for '85 ,; ' ' ' B7 'l'ERIBA IQU,JIIER ' s c 11 regular meeting Tuesday saying he . Reg1cna1 Cmunlsslon, wblch ei,SWIWrlter .,. By July ,19115, Plan for "encou· tag~ng the cle\-elopanent and expan· ),lon !If Industrial Investment al'ld ~ 111 Meigs County'' ,jjhggld be cunpleted, Said Knapp or Buckeye Hl1ls Regloiull. 'kicfna Valley Regional ~ tmunfsston. • ~ Knopp t~ppearecl before Meigs eo,utty commissioners at their a :nan ' ~ did wantecltoexplalnlllateanentsmade not approve the plan, at the Meigs ~iy ~ · FrankllavlsofBuckeyeHlllssalcl ' Planning Commission meeting last Buckeye HUJs had been told by, the week. ARC to work IDstead with Percy . Knopp l8ld he wlll.w:.mlt the . County laistead of Meigs County piqxdal to work oo the Metas since that area Is tacm.g tile loss of ~ dll\telaplnlld ~ In hls 500j0baln lbi!Swm.Yblllndlie.. , , ea!llUi~ . . .I 1\'!li\!llli!ork,propKnopp also <!l~p I I t~te:li'8ht' ' dllal: - ~.. ~ 'HUJs t~ppllCaHen k ·IIM! proposed access ll!bln,ltild b]!! Ide& for a deYelop- road Ill ToMIIblp Road 367 and ment pltln to the Appalachian CleottleC&aller'snunerydfU,S.33. . · Kilopp said the grant is wrltten for $'10,(01. The state will probably pgt up Ill peroeilt of the money and'ask tor :II peicent local funds, Knopp said. lnothermatters,thecomrnbislon· ers also dlsculsi!d several b'eaklng BDd entertnp at tbe ~ dog pound. ~ _' ' . n.,· rntVIt - - ' ' 25 dogs esCaped; but 15 were being . recapturecl. Jones sald thieveS apparently ~ a reinforced steelcloorwlth a sledge hammer. Addlllonal secur- brealdng and en~OCCIIITedMO!Miayi!YI!IIIng. Ccmmllsloner Rlcliarcl Jones said •: No-cost bond · - ".: ' Utilities.announce ' . ·p~a~t conversion is8ue- slated~-for November ballot· " ., .............. ,...,......, .w._... ........ --- tOt . . . .. Haitb ...... .W.V.. --- ......-. ..'" .a___ __ . .,... a- -- ""'-·~"""-·- units aln!ally In corrunerclal opera- _ owners of the Zbnrner JlOIYl!l' plant . tlon In Ohloand West Vllglnla bY the project, whoearllerdecldedtoglve AmeriCan tlectrlc Power Co., upllylngtocompletettasanuclear parentflnnofc&soE. ·. The Metp Local School i:llstrtct present board policy prpYides too facUlty, sald today that they would Although the conversion Is un,Board of Education took steps to llneallneandthatltllilouldbelookecl convert It to a coal-flnoc;l ~t that pia:eclentedlntheAmerlcan~t ·place a PIJ,(IXJ no-cost bond Issue oversothat~canbemacle · wlllcostanestlmalecl$3,4 billion by Industry, W.S. White Jr., chalrmait before YOtei'S of the district at tbe wlthoul tile creation of problems. the tJme It's ready to provide of AEP and C&SOE, silld, "We'te NoYember election when It met In · It was pointed out that studl!ats . electricity In 199L · completely convlncecl that this can ·The three Ohio utllltles - the be done.'' "reauuar 8e!81on Tuesday nl&ht. can attEnd a ~hool ouUide of their '' The board has been working on desllllAted area, INt that pareiJis , ' Cincinnati GaS & Electric Co., Askedlfhehaclanydoubts,CG&E , the no-additional tali: Issue for a must pfoYtde transportatlon. The DaytOn Power & ·Light eo. and · President WUIIam H. Dlckhoner :eoup~e of months. Wheelers lncllcated they had pro. Colum~s&SouthemOhloEJectrlc said, "None whatsoever." · : Uvpters approve, tile district will vtded transportatiOn tor their Co..- said It woukl rost$1.7bllllon, 'lbe three utilities jointly aD· ' · •a:e.~.-e from the statePIJ,OOl for · dallibfertoSalemCenterlaiityear, ontopof$1.7bWionalreadyspenton ooimcecl Jan. 21 their Intent to~ ,use In the district without any butC®Idalotclosodds~ar'. Zimmer, toconverttheplanttocoal. construction Immediately of l.dcrluonal talllf!S. Thelssuelsslmllar Board members appeared to be • UUIIty representatives made f!lelr Zimmer as a nuclear plant and , estbnates at a news conference Uds · convert It to coal use. They cited the to the Sl.OOl.ClXl 110-dlst bond Issue sympathetic en the matter and 1,1 ~by voters of the district a was recommended that Supea1nmorning at CG&E headquarters ' escalating cost of the nucle¥ here. project and the long delays In ~of years ago and the district ll!ndentDanC.MorrlsanciAsslstant hal Uled that JI,IIII,OOl tor \Jillll1l(l; Superintendent James Carpenter The most recent estimates said It, obtaining federal approval for ·1;ng twdJdl._.. look Into the present policy to would cost $3.1 billlon to complete' nuclear plant operaUng license Iii ' · Zlnuner as a nuclear faclllty.' their decision. _ :• LMt nlibt the board passed .a dl!tennlne what can be done to' Estimated cost of the plant when It . The ntllltles said the nucleQr , · ~ lgl'!!elng to proceed with alleYiate prOblems such 81 tile wasflrstannouncecllnl!MIIwas$l!40 'portion of Zimmer, lnclildlng !hi! llletiiOJlOO bond !Slue and pa ed a Wlleelers are encwn!Ering WithOut lliwtd , reJOiutlon directing the . ·klllngtllemeatoftlleboarclpollcy.A million. O!actor and nuclear steam suwly 'l1WMBS UP P08 MONDALE- Geraldine Fenwo and Walter The coal pl.ant will have a . system, will be unusable ~ tile 'u.aun!r, Jane Waper, to IIPPb' recomrnendatiOn Ia expected to be MGaflle pole dua1q their . , at qu...... Boroush Hall Tuesday In ,tor perm1as1on to Issue $.m.Oilln ready liefqre the Aug. 21 n'leetlaia or New yen, 'l1le &wo illade' a C11111J111i1D litGp Ia New Yoc1i • IIley lilt the generating capaclty' of,l,:nl meg- .converted plant. But Dlckblneiawatts, ·abbu! 60 percent greater : estirJ!ated that 40 percent to 4,'; l bOnds. 1he boanl also Increased the the board. ' ClliiiPI!plraiJ. JU1t 1111 ~before lhe November electloll. (AP LaserjJMIQ), ll)an tile Zimmer nuclear plailt's pereent of the exlsUng Zlanzn$' . 'authorized monies for lepl ex· IAaw iPw d . .P-es to be pilld ! to Means. The board lfllllll!d pil"d't'o!O(esslolloc ,..tn~~ll) , liDmegawatt capadty, the llflllties plant can be used In the converted ·81chlmer, BurkiMllder & Baker, the leave to Becky Cottmll. Suzy said. The new plant Is based en the fadl!ty. · . design of four,l,D).megawatt coal .tep1 finn worldni on the no cost Cli'pentel', Kan!n Faoem,yw, and lllue. frOm $l2Kl to~ Gloria Van Ra!tb to aittalcl 'tile Ohio ;< Bldcllll• 111d Vocational Hlll'lie Ecclalaanb Cllii· • The boarddlscuased the~ reaeaJCe.~n.CcJiuJnbUa.Aua.l3-li,incl ot RrYice contracts and tabled the YQII!dtocontlnllemembenhlplnthe ' ,bldlonveblclelleetlnsuraneeanda •clmlnlltratlve orpniMtloii\Yhlch JACKSON, Miss. (AP) _Walter •• bid on tires and tube$ for furlber lncludel West Vltllnll and Ken· F. MA--'-'- and Gera'd'- F~~ lsalnacs•.!~Rona·slclspoRekeswoman. study and compai'llan wlthii8W'el tucllyalao. · , , .,......., ...,...., ~·-u 1~, agan won .onlast)INI"•contracts. ArlandKIIIgwasDaml!ddelepte were kicking off a c~ Mlsslsslpplwlth49.4percentofthe ' Theile was just'OIII! bid In each or and Larry ' Powell was· named throuih the South today, touting .a pbpllarvotetoJhnmyCarter's48.1 ALBANY - Solatbem OIJki Colli Co.'s Melp-Raccoon miDlnc ' the areu. ABhljmd ou was pven a alternate to the aiUual buslni!ss • be""' fUture!' with a clnunbeat of percent. in Texas. Reagan's margin ~ In Metp 8ild Vlatoil,......... IJi'OIIe all exlllllng six-montb ~to ~II:Mde paollne, oUand meetlnl61'the adO School Bouda patrfotlsm, family values and equal over Carter was 55.3 jOEl cent to.1.4 ttum« &he In& six anonlblt of this year. :::=:-.::~.:~ tobelleldNav.~~6 1n •• ~~er stq~, Mond•le. the pea~aaw:Ms.Ferraroopenecl Company oftlc!ele aalcllhe complex ,....._, 2,1l81,381 dean tom mlDed. repretJ illilc more tMI a tlalrd crl American Eledrlc Power WMd llld ballayconiract; IIUdenl A U'inifer. ot 15.500 from the Democratic presidential nunlnee, their lltst sWing since the DemoCorp.'• 11YIItem-wlde '7,iltl,JIJ dean tom from Jamuia:v lceldellt lnlurlilc:e )NI!III. to the vocational eqtq:ment new fllilll to points to his nmnlng mate, Ms. cratlc National Convention nom!· until June. bavll Ql'lckel Apncy; anc1 Valley vocational eq\llpllalt repllceinellt , Femll'o, 11:1 evldeaKll! or b!Jw those natecl tllernwltharaDyofabout4,ml 'lbe pi'fNIDull MelpRaoooon blch crl U million detln tons waa !!I!C ' "&11 was IIIWII the CGillnlct to fiiDd wu ~ 8JlCI Treuurer qualltlealcanadduptotbeArnerlcan people Tuesday In Ms. FerJl!IO'S over the lint lllx mtliitbtl of 18. Due to tbe·eoonomlc rec 1m o1 prcMdemllkanddail)'pralllctl. Jane Will*' was aulllortlecl to ~·pair ft,.ft_, •......,~.,._ ~~Y~-~. A~_:_~.0:.~ l8a 83, lbe mines at the complex were Idle c1ur1nc the 11n1t four ' Mn. Kellneth Wbellea' appejii'ICI llllftrllle for bids on schoOl _..- ........---~ ,.....,, ..,......._ ""'""""" monllw oll983. ' " ....... the ~· ID diii.WI the ~. todi.Y.a taoottonandsoybeal)lann ' 1,~ at the Nallonal Urban Ofllclall aalcl Metp No. 2 1n111a113' paved lhe way with l,3tl5,3ltl •••t,..ofber4a11pterat!llllm ,, · The l"lp"Uill ot Linda f!a11er near Jack8an, Mils., and the League's annual meeting In Cleo.oedean toalil pmdtMllld Woabrl at Metp No. I addecl8t'7,571 cle• . Pfttir ~ ~ of u an Wil aocepted. aovemor'• mansion In, Jackson land followecl, tool, 8ild ,~ No. 3 yielded Sl8,612 tons. _ . ~,~SchaaL 1?J IIIII "'1 11aY1 wu approved batft llytna on to Cll!lJI81811 In M~ told the U~ League . Ptewloal liMivldPal alx-111011111 .._,., · aD ilet In 1882, were • ·'I1Ie WII 'm J"lde 111 tile 11'18 b' Ewtwtlit llolcomli anc1 Ted Texas tbroulh Thursday· • that the Democrats haye OiV 1,111,'lin for Melp i; 817,rl4 clean IIOal for Melp 1; 'and 1144,04'7 for , ' :..1 1ar tile Hari1lonVIDe 0ott1rmaa, anc1 Debbie DaVIS was Monclale bas lncllcall!d he conskl· national message to take evecy. RaoooonS. · ;~. It was pclntl!d out thll the IP'Mtad maWIIIIJ liave. . er1 the Soutluo critical to his effort · ·where, a message of ho~, of AD trne openllonl11re owned by Ohio Po.- Co. and 111J1P1y ooa1 .w111111n Uve lUll acroulbe atreet 111e II:UI11jij1Lollld tile reellnl· to w1n tbe White House that he 1s qlpOrtWIIty, of opening ctoors. to Oblo row ..•• Geca. J8illeB M. GaviD ptia 'he •' lha ~a :Jram tilt Salim Olmer ...... . lion ot Larry Grkia u fnlllman b1111na tile stopl In Mtas!sstpPI and ln New Y~k. Mondale licked olf 8 otrl•re. Colli from tbe Metp mJaa. _. ~ 1a bul.,.,..diii1Dbolnt ....,a cmdl 81111 iiPI*wed Tau as the lddldf ~ the Ms. Ferraro rlae lnm being 11\e liw'4 'lalt.Gavtnby~nerlandcanveyw:....,a-a•sOIJalls lllllltahiiiiiHan'IIIIIVIIII· 4¥·-1\Bitiiiii'I'I"Pat-. ~ clauglrter of,ltallan lmmlgrailts, to delh& ed by raiL -.~ Dldl andvanllyMbeJICIIICII. ''We're ta)'lna to tell tile South becomln& a proaecutor, to ' ~IIIII SalaWdiD llldlcatad p.at '.' ~ they're Important,", said Maxine Ctqp ur ~ ' CINCINNATI (AP) ..:. The three a . ' Road 50 (Eden Road) and CoontY Road 46 (SucCess Road)' ' They expect to start on County ltymeasuresarebelngtaka!,Jones Road 28 (Locust Grove) lrom Ohio 7 aclcled. · toBashan, Roberts said. ' The break-In 1s the 8I!COJiclln two RObea1s also told the commission· weeks, Coanmlslloner David ~ ' ers he had found a problem ·with a blentzaald; · brJclal! 00 CollUUbla TownsblpiRoad . Coonty Engineer PhU ~ 3. Water Is eroding the rocJ( (Coiltlnuecl 00 Page 10) • reported that 411 miles or road lias . ., been sealed as or Tuesday. •Crews haVei)USt tlnlshecl CQUIItY ' Democratic push set for southern states SOCCO ,. p~du~tion ·records ..·s hattered · :: production,_..,.. ,....ced . llMR·__. .,...tad '*· a , •..., v·...... <~-.oil,, • "' \ 'i , ·' .. . ' �The .... • Commentary Pelge-2-The Deily:raliMII ., ~-M=:Ohio . : Wednuday. Augutt 1, 1984 .: . . 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio • DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS. OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA A~ , l!l!m~ ,.,..._,._-r, ~c::~..... "q:lv ROBERT L. WINGETl' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD .Asslstaut Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager . DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New~ Editor A MEMBI!:R of The AMoclated p,.,..., lnl1111d Dally PreM A88oelatlool Uti the AmerlcM Newspaper Publlsben' Auoelatlon. ' . . · : LEn'llR8 OF OPrkiON are welcome. T h e y - be._ lhalllll · - ~- AD-aaroiObjed!oedill•cllllllmuolboalpedwll•....,..,adclreao ... ,. lei..,._. a11111bor. No ••IAed i"'ten wUJ.be J01bllobod. Letlero • ...... bllle, - . ...., lo.,.., no< peroonalllleo. be .. .•. ..• National dividend·: . ~an it·solve , . Bank took out a full-page ad on Friday, Dellverance Day. If Leon Trotsky had written It, It could not m 0re effectively have undennlned respect for Amertcan capitalism. W!th the headline. "At last. · a rumor we can confirm," It stayed light In that jaunty mood. Its lead sentence read: "These past few months you've probably heatd more about Contlnental than you'd care to know." That Is what I call leading with your chin. 1'IK' average American Is as Interested In the Continental ' Dllnols Bank as he Is In ~ annual rainfall In nerra del Fuego, winch for aU we . know Is one of the .principal l .nvestm~nts of Continental. · Nelli: "Now, we're happy to ' ~eficit prob~ems? John H. Perry's "social Invention" may receive a hearing from Congress beto1-e the year.ls out, and that, be.says, brings claser the day when budget deficits wune no more. · · · As matters stand, says Perry, a Riviera Beach, Fla. businessman and Inventor, many Americans feel · budget cuts wW deprive them of some benefit. His National Dividend Plan, on the other hand, WOUld assure them a return. · An organization to promote the plan; Americans for the National Plvldend Act Inc. iw been fonned IIi Rosslyn, Va., just outside Washington, D.C. And It has won many adherents In Congress too. : In fact, it .Is the subject of H.R. 50!5, introduced In March -by 32 eo~ as the "National Dividend Act of 1!&," and Is now awaiting consideration by the House Ways and Means Crounlttee. . "I am galng to put It over," says Peny, an-affable, relaxed man whose Confidence Is bolstered by many business successes, In which, thase who ).mow him say, his creativity has ~ a basic, essential Ingredient. · Among his actlvltles are newspapers, the OJ!Ce owned 28). cable television; oceanography and robot subrnari,neS. .. But he feels the National D!vldend Plan may be his biggest contrlbut!on . of all. It consists of fl'(e Interrelated provisions: · 1. All federal <;arporate Income tax collections !JWUkl be put into a RBtional profit-sharing trust fund to be ~trlbuted on a peHap!ta basis to registered voters. ' 1:tJe consequences, as seen by Peny and Iits supporters: More reg1strants and voters. More support for profits and tree enterprise. . 2. There would be no dividend unless there was a ·budget surplus from whicb to pay tt. : ·Consequences: Voters would see to It .t hat there was an end to further federal budget deficits and a halt to the lise In the federal debt. They would InSist on a silrplus, and Congress would soon get the message. · 3. To ensure a surplus, there would be a five-year freeze In federal spending at the present level. Consequence: According to Perry's charts, growth revenues would put the country In surplus In about 2~ years. ~. The double ta:X on dividends (flrst at the corporate level and then on personal Income taxes) would be ellmlnated In onler to ensure that there weu1d be maxlrnum Incentives for profltalie pnxluct!on. tonsequences: It would profits, .and the lUItiona! dividend, and l'lltourage risk-taking by business. It would ellmlnate about :m tax-code provisions. It would encourage savings by giving Investors a better return. S.A ceDing on corporate Income taxes WOUld beestabllshedat the present 46 pel ceDI maxlrnum rate. · PJnsequence: Ensure max!mwri revenue for both the reg1stered voter ~ the corporate stockholder wlnse ownership ·lights would now he gt1!atly strengthened. · web of cause-and-effect can become even more lntrlcate. Gradually. as Peny sees It, govenunent would play a smaller role In peOple's lives. The rlch, In effect, would he working for the poor. And business would he ~red of I[UStomers capa~le of buying Its pnx1u~tS. an u.s. ~ aid n.e • • I - action Is nee<Wd to prevent a lot of : report. we have a plan designed to practices. banks from sliding over Nlaiara · : solve our problems In tlie best "The key provision of the plan Is Falls, then take that action. But ·~ Interest of everyone concerned." that Continental wUI continue to There are several problems with operate as a vital !lnanc!allnStltu· there Is no moral reason to shield • that sentence. The first Is that It tlon, tree of the bulk of the problem the $1m m1llion equity ofContlnen· wasn't Continental's plan, It was a loans which had become a burden . tal shareholders by using publl~ . plan of the comp\roller of the on our financial and huma11 resour- money. Puliic money Is l1ere currency, · the Federal Deposit ces,. " A burden on their !Iuman defined as money printed · by the .; , ~ Insurance Corp., and the Federal resour-Ces. Sure. Any burden on Federal Reserve Boatd. On May 18, the Fed made the .~ Reserve Boam. A plan certainly one's. flna'*l resources can beerror of grave psychological CO!UJe• designed to make the shareholders come a btll'den on one's human quences. It was tlien that the and bondholders . of Continental resourees. It Is also a btll'den on " happy." Making them happy was one's human re9QU1'Ce5 when one regulators announced that all depositors of Continental would he not a plan Incorporated In the goes to jall.TIJt>mOralquestlon.that protected, never mind the $100,CXXl Declaration of Independence or In some Amerlc8{1S are cons!dertng ceiling set up by the Federal the Constitution. Most hanks can he Is: Why did COntinental's burden Deposit Insurance Corp. Protection made "happy" U you undeJWJ1te become our burden? Individual depositors by the for $4.5 blllJon of their bad bedt. The Now, there ar;e a lot of plausible FDIC Is an accepted convention of "plan" was the government's, and answers to this, prtmarlly that the the New Deal, designed to protect It was designed to avoid the chaos · ~nt!re banking ~stem would suffer depOSi\Ol'S against COllapslhg that would have resulted from il grievous shock If Continental requiring . Continental to face the went down. That, most Amertcarui · banks. Toenlargethatguaranteeln omer to protect general creditors Is market discipline of Its foOlish can un~rstal)d. If emerg:ency prlmarlly a political act, I.e., an act • ' . designed to weigh alternatives and ' to· select the one that gives leaSt , pain to most people. • • Tht! trouble with political sohJ· !Ions, however. Is that the !ndlvldual Amertcan taxpayer b!!comes. ' Increasingly, a ~a! creditor ~ ' left with highly Ullquld J'e\UJ'IIS. The • federal pool that salvaged Contlnen· • . ' tal via the FDIC Is out $1 billiOn. ,Jt ' has a~ to equity that ·may or may not, ln the years to ·come, return some or Its Investment. But whether It does (as In the case of Chrysler, where the pernrl)ellt ' ended by profiting from its ballout) : •. or It doesn't, the psychological ' precedent Is set according to which · any substantial group of Investors In any enterprise can cite Continental; as before It, Chrysler; as before ' ' It, Lockheed; to make a social 1 point. "Ball us out, because the ., alteniatlves are too painful." As ' Continental puts It, you would need · In New Yqrk, as preswnably elsewhere, the Continental Illinois - ~t¥1£~N-1eOOR L£~, M't,ij.j fJGfl'l~ Mi,CUJ~/ 1 · · :J't~=~:"atha~~':m: ' !lnanctal and Iiumim resource&;" 'N. · '· . ew rea1i~m -;,------·____r_ _ _J,:. . .,.a:..:. ck..:. . A_nde.. :. .;,;__rs_on And the Feds wUI cqme ninnlng. WASffiNGTON - The·pres!dentla! rtvals have raised an Issue that could decide the election: ShOuld the government boost taxes or cut spending to stop the federal defldt from exploding? . Walter Mondale would raise taxes. He wants to reduce the deficit by 'two-thirds, without giving up social programs so dear to Democrats. nus wlll take more revenue, he admits, with a candor he calls the "new realism." President Reagan would rather slash government ~ding. Collect!ng more taxes, he argues, will simply encourage the bureaucrats to spend ~ore. money. Not until he . Is convinced that no more savings can he squeeml out of the budget wlll he consider a tax Increase, he says. There has . been an Ingrained nonclla!ance about detalls In Washington. Yet clearly, the public debt cannot go on ballooning without caus!J)g economic chaos. Alfeady, economists are haVIng nightmares . over the crushing Interest payments, which have a dismaying habit of compounding. ,.,_, *e ~'"-Writer William-F. Buckley Jr. ~ Deliverance-Day I . The Daily Sentinel · By ,JONATIIANVllTI ·: I Just the slight Increase in Interest year ·In a report that their bosses Commission with a great clanking ·'• rates since last January wUl cost Ignored. of the cruSaders' annor. Sen. 1 The total public Indebtedness, If It Robert Kasten, R-wts:, Introduced 1 the taxpayers more than $12 billion during the next fiscal year. And this were calcUlated the same way that . a bill - which the Senate passed staggering amount wUI cover only the rest of. us must keep books, almost unanimously - calling for ' the increase, not the Interest which would be $4.6 trillion, not $1.5 the $98 trllllon budget trlmrnlng. wlll run another $110 bUllon or so. trillion. Half of this monstrous and The bill. however, has one Yetlhelnterest,after!t'sallpald, menao::_lng lceburg Is hidden, thus shortcoming: It's not mandlitocy. . won't reduce the .tlon(IJ debt one doubting the threat to the ship of "These specific recommenda• ' penny. And"the debl Is absolutely state. TheT!tan!celluldgodown!f!t ttons," It says In small print, "are mlnd'boggJing: $1.5 trllllon - and doesn't change course. not binding." · ; growing. But you haven't ·heatd the . The good news Is that governAll It will take Is one sit)~ change i worst. By the miracle of. govern- ment spending can be drastically to save $98 bUUon and make a tax ' meiit bookkeeping, the official debt yet safely slashed. This has been Increase UJUlecesSilry. Just l'l!ll¥lVl! • figure doesn't Include another $3.1 discOvered by the Grace Commis- the worn "not" from the Kasten blll ; sion, which spent 18 months prying and ask Congress to pass' It, with · trillion In federal liabilities. UnlikE' corporations which ' must Into the dark comers of govern- this wording: "These specific ie- · · disclase to stockholders all their ment and found 2,478 ways to. cut commendations ARE binding." , financial obligations, the federal costS. Footnote: The Grace Commls- : accountants blithely omit from the The White House has reviewed 20 s!on Is ·headed by Peter Grace, a ' public ledger the muld-trllllon- or the commissiOn's 48 reports and crusty, no-nonsense lndustrlallst, • doliar social seculity payments, has already f!gun!ilout how to save who happens to he a Democrat but : mtlltary and clvll service pensions $103.5 billion over the next three Is non-partisan· In his crusade : aJ¥1 other Uabllltles that the govern- years. The General Accounting against government squandering. ~ ment has guaranteed to pay. , Office and Congressional Budget we·are working ~her onawa~ "If the general public were tully Office, ·both bipartisan, haw con·. to enlist all Americans In this battle. • aware otthelr llabtllty MtaXJiayers · ducted . ~ similar review and found If :(Ou're tired of the aiJPIIlllng ~ · for extravagant promtses made $98 bliUori that can be cut. waste of your tax money by thole ; Confronted with these possible . who II:J'e entrusted to spend It, watch ; over the years by their elected leaders, they might he very upset," savings, members of Congress ·the column for .an announcement, congressional auditors warned last have rall!ed around the Grace , ' •!Ieider DOVBLE TAKE- At left, San Fraacllco Gluta' - d bueman ~Trtllo lllld.()lwdpne" . _ , Dave Parker, check th,e umpire after Parker dCJitbled In the fourth 1nn1nc of their Nallonal Leque IIUIH! Tueeday nlcJ&ln Clnclnne". The 8eda went on to win the carne w. (AP Luerphoto). · ·The Meta' orpnlzatlon has produced ICIITJe flneyoongpltcherl, but not an rl than are thfoWing In New Yorlc. ' · One of them, 22-yeaNJld Jay Tibbs, was traded by the Mets to Cincinnati In June for veteran Bruce Berenyl. nbbs hurled a three-hitter, Tuesday In his fourth major league start as .t he Reds SUbdued thE! San Francisco Giants 3-0. "I think the Mets weren't high on · me aa a Jll'OipeCt," Tibbs sald, """""'•\iOhaVeJilotofyoung · ~ . In ··~, the 'orpntzafiell. Sut they were · moving other guys (up) before me.'' The Reds havedeftllltely become high on Tibbs since promoting him from the rrilnors earlier In July. "He's gOt poise on the moond, said Reds catcher Brad Gulden. "He's the type of pitcher who goes after hitters. He makes a goo!!' pitch at the right time. . "He's got that Utttecoc~ that 1 a-player needs out there. He's going to help this balldub." The r!ght-lianded ' iants, 'on three-hitter· three~bleplaystol(eephlmootor ,. r ' Currey to serve · asADatUC . CINCINNATI (AP)- The Unl. verstty of Cincinnati's new football Coach will also be the acting athletic director while a.search committee lnoks for a permanent replacement for Mike McGee. A search corrunlttee was llllll'leQ, and Coach Dave.Currey took on the additional duties Tuesday. ",I'm well awa,re Of the hard work that's been put In, and I wW continue that," CUrrey sald. "The key Is to surrouJid yourself with good people ... and at UC, we have S(llll! outstanding people." McGee, 45, had one year remain· tng on a five-year contract wllen he resigned as athletic director last week to accept a slmllar job at the University of Southern California. The fanner Duke football coach and player 'had been UC's athletic director since May 198J and was credited with upgradingtheschobl's programs despite an almost an.iual turnover of coaches: As a result of that turnover, UC . began Including "buyout" clause51n contracts that require payment pt. large penalties by organizations that entice Cincinnati athletic offl• clals to leave before their contracts expire. . 4 Dr. sedan, V-6 eng., auto. overdrive trans., power steerinH, power brakes. power windOws, tilt· wheel, CIIJise control, rear defogger, AM·fM·slere.o. vinyl top, side vent windows, local one owner trade-in. Color: med. blue. . . COMPARE---$8500 ' Down with nobody. _______ Ar_t'B_uc...;.....h_-wa_;_.ld~ The stage 1)18Dagers In charge of the -Republlcan National Conventlon In ·Dallas are In a tizzy. How do y(>u keep the TV public's attention for follr days when the nominations of the 'PteSident and his Vice President are a sure thing? · I went over to Republican campalgnheadquarterstqseewhat was going on. One of the people producing the show was .screaming at his assllJtant. ''The only thug that wUl !let this convention on fire are angry demonstrators on the outside of the hall." "No one wants , to demonstrate agatnst Reagan In Dallas," the assistant said. "I've been talldni to the gay community In San Fran· cisco and they turned me down flat." "Did you tell them we'd pay their way If tbey'd throw stones and block streets?" "0! course I did. But they said · they woilld rather go to the beach In Today !sWednesday,Aug.l, the214thdayofl984. Therearel52daysleft August." In the year. "How about · the environmental TOOay's h!gh!lght In history: groups? Surely they have reason•to l)nAug.1,1'l!Kl, theflrstUllltedStatescensuswascornpleted.ltshoweda protest this admlniBtraUon." population or nearly 4 rnUUon people In 17 states. ''The Sierra Club Is aotng to .,e In On this date: the Sierras, 'the ·A.udlibon Society Ii!l8'/6;CokJrado was admitted to union the 38th state, told me they'd ratla' be birdwatch· · In 1907, the forel'II!Ull!l' of the U.S. 'Air Force was established by the Anny !ng, and the rrlencls of the Earth as an AeronautiCal Division. · are holding their own conveutton In In 1914, Gennany declared war 011 Russ1a at the Oil9et of World War I. the Grand Tetons In .Wyomlni. I In 19C3, Gen. George Patton slapped 11 serviceman at an anny hospital In couldn't even get a haDdtu! ~ Sicily, accusing him of cowardice. Patton later apologized for the Incident anti-nuke demonstrators to come In ' and a serond, slmllar episode. from New Hampshire." 1 In 19H, the Warsaw UpriSing against Gennan occupation forces began ''What about the peaceniks who In Poland. want us to pull .out of Central In l9t6, the Atomic Energy Olmmll8lon was created. America?" In 1866, Charles JOIIePh Whitman; 25. shot and killed 15 people at the · '"!bey were atrald ' to come University ot TexaS. Whitman was blmle1f sh&t to death by pollee. hecause of Texas'" reputation for Today in 'history u.e I j as r I 1 pollee brutallty." · see our candidates on the air." hall with a big Mondale lMJtton on .' The stage manager was frus"That very thought dawned on his shirt holding a 'Get OUt of El '. !rated. "They all scream about the me," .the stage manager sald.l Salva~" sign. When the TV ; Reagan adrnlnlStrat!on, but where "Well, If theydon'twant to play that .• cameras show up he's going to lll!f • are theY When we need them? I told game we'll play It ourselves. Get fire to an Amertcan flag. You can ~ the party honchos Dallas was a me the Dalias chief of pollee.' ' arrest him, but tell your people not ·; lousy place to hold our show." · :rhe assistant dlated and handed to beat upon himtoomuch.,llecause 1 "Why ·do you need demonstra- the phone to the manager, "'Chief, . he's really my a•tstant and I'm : this · Is the -convention · planner. going to need him to orpnlze the ~ tors?" I asked him. "Because we have to show some Listen, $hen! Is going to he a show Inside the IJllll." ·• contrast between what's going on bearded guy outside the convention •• Inside the hall and what's going on outside. How can our ipealr.ers / ' attack the people demonstradng outside when therelsnobodythere? Couldnlt you find any hardcore • secular humaniSts wUI!ng to clem'• onstrate against prayers In • school?" the manager Oked. "MOISt secular humanists are qn •• 1 vacation In Au INS!." · 'I• "What about'the National Organtzat!on for · Women? Can't we get 1 them to come to Dallas?" ' ''They said they were thinkiJJg . ' • • aboutdernollstrat!ngatourconven- · · • • !ion, · but concluded It would be • waste of time. They'd rathenpend • their eJJerilles making T·sh!rts for Geny Gerraro." · ••• "I promised ABC, CBS and ~ there would be riots outside of the convention hall and .l)Je National Guard . wmild be sti'ndlng· by. We ~ haven't even come up with one ~ Hispanic to protest the SlmJIIIOO~ .,. Mazzoll biD." ~ ' "If you want my opinion," the . assistant said, "I think there Is a amongst all the organ!· zatioJIB who are agal111t Reai$11 to ~-~ ~ ~· •·o boycott~ conveullon. They llaure "llotTy, ladyl I don'l , ... , any plcfurw of , ••.... U there Is no turmoil everyme wUl PGDdAtl." .· · watch an aid movie on an lndEpaacJ·~ , ent channel, and no one will even " ••. ....:. .. Berry's World '• •• .. • • . • ••• "•• .. ... , CtliJS!IIi:acy l • .. .. .- ·----r-----:----------.....:':'1 -to=:?"' .- SAVE2~ . on DIETPEISI One Calorie RllEIIIJIIIJ COIIIIMERI: Only uso th is illl S9ICiliocl pr!)ducl . """ Joust ules ,,•. amtm011 -: i"ComlllllY. P.O. Boa CS 11, lt. IIMiilna 41130 wil rtimGunl you lhll tact wa1ut ot the coopon plus ~ pnMded you to'lof It on l'lllil sales VI lilt- -11101 on llql!OSIIIImiSII praof Of IHII'CMtt Ol IIUif1cltft1 product to cover at! rtdtmOtions. Coupons not IIQit· • , c . .. walked and moved to second on an seriouS trouble. !n11eld out, Cincinnati tacked on Its 1.71. In other National League games, final run In the sixth, as Ron Oestet • Cincinnati ~r Vern Rapp Ph!ladelph!aedgedChlcago2·11nl2 scoredonEsasky'sgrounder. . • not onlv admired 'nbbs' ann, but !nnlnp. St. Louis topped New York "It's kind of hard to believe," • pralse9 his dJ8estlVe tract. 6-3. San Diego nipped Los~ nbbs sald of his ·major-league • "He reminds me ~ Mel Stottle1-j), PltbiJurgh defeated Montreal sU'ccess. "Buti'mproudofmyse!f.I IJJYre," Rapp said. "He doesn't &3, andAtlantaboppl!dHouatonG-3. · think I can keepdotngtt. " overpower anybody. He just goes . Sloppy fielding helped sink San PM111e8 2, Cubs 1 out there and gets the job done In a Francisco starter Jeff Robtnsal, Juan Samuel, who tied the game : huny and lets his defense help out. 6-12, wootookthelosswhlleallowlng with a two-out homer In the ninth ; 'That's the way Stottlemyre wasslic hits and two earned runs In 51-J !pning, Singled In the 12th and scored he'dwalk one, strike out five and get .Innings. the tie-breaking run on Von Hayes' ' three double plays. Dave Parker hit a soft double to · sacrifice fly. Cardinals 8, Mets3 •· "He's .,.., ...... the same kind of poise.• lett the lead ol1 the bottom of the secc>nd and eventually scored When S1. LOuis won Its fifth straight and : thEi same kiJJd of Intestinal 11ght ' tleldef Ch!1l Davl$ muffed New York kist Its fltth. George ' fortitude." . Gulden'stwo-outflyball. · Hendrick doulied h(lme two l1UIS : All three of the Giants' hits were Gulden also singled home a run In and David Green tripled home two : ,.;~·;~TI~bbs~struck out four and · Reds turned the fourth. atter Nick E:::.:51iSkX=:.-..::m:.:IOI'e:.:;.·:..------lowered his earned run av~age to ON N-rv SIZE fAB• 'MTH FABRIC SOFTENE1! 1 AND GET A STATIC FREE· a.EAN • SOFT WASH imolttv ~ c:ould-t-U.I. JloiJ ...... 'Alii! wllfl1 ~llliellllll. Irons· · llliQIIOCI. or w11t10 prollillllld. ,Cufl luod. Ylluo mtritlld. t 11110 cent u•r IJtlt! llOUPOM PER PURCHAIE'-110 U· I'IMliOIIIMll. --··- �.' Page- 4 - The u.s. ' Sentinel lar, Na•• and Throat Speclall1t ' -· breaks Now Offering With Therapist ••• :JIDX THE WINNER ..:. ~anY Cohen of Mission Stadium on the campus oftbe Ullivenilty of Soulberu Viejo, Calif., rejoices after winning the !lnals of the California. Cohen IINshed the race Ia an Olympic 400-rneter freestyle .Tuesday at the Olympic Swim record t~e of •= 7.10. (AP Laserpbo&o). . . 't '. McCrory, at ~pounds, and Frank then'f gold. Chin<lls 5ef0nd both In Tate, at 156, won their first bouts, totalmedalswithllandlngoldwtth The Daily Sentinel Tal(! by default when his opponent five. faDed to make the weight; the U.S. What Olga Korbut ·and Nadia men's basketball team rode Mi- Comanecididforthellttleglrlsofthe chael Jordan's W points to an 8%8 world in the 1971ls, Vidmar, a Los l')lbllshed every ane.noon. Mollclay tl1roUgh Friday, Ul Court StreEI, 11Y tile victory over Canada, and Cheryl Angeles native, hopes he and his Ohio Valley Publlsldllg Com- -Mul· Miller scored W as the American teammates, including Johnson, of tlmedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Obloe5769, 982· 2156. Second class postaa.,. paid at Po. women routedtuistralla 81-47. Colorado Springs, Colo., and Harrnerqy, Qhlo. Aiso, John Marzano of Phlladel- tung, of Omaha, Neb., wtlldoforthe ·phia hit a horneru~and John Hoover future boys of summers. · ~mber : The ·Associated Press, In· land. OaUy PrHs Associate~~ and the of Fresno, Calif., pitched a four· "I just hope there's a lot akidsout American Newspaper Publishers ·As· ·hitter to lead the United States past . !here that SI\W us do this and wantto . S<Jelatlon. National Advel"tlslna Rep,... sentauve. B~nham Newspaper Sales, ' Taiwan 2-1ln baseball's debut as an runoutand~gymnastsbecausewe 733 Thlrd Avenue, New York, New Olympic demonstration sport, and have the ability to be a world power York 10017. the AmeriCan men's volleyball foralongtlme,andlhopeithappei!S POSTMASTER: St>nd address to Tloe team pounded Tunisia 15-3, 15-2, now," VIdmar said. "This is the Dally Sentinel, lll Court St., Pomet-oy Ohio 45769. ' 15-3. greatest thing for USA gymnastics But the U.S. men's field hockey ever! Wemadehistorytoday." SUII8CRIP'I'ION RATI!l'l team lost 4-0 to West Germany; the Gaylord was the leading per· BJ Carrlt!r.,. M.. 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This year he's ticketed to back up second-year man Ray Horton, as lhe two men Qattle for the right to replace retired KenRUey. · "To tell you the truth, i don'treally see where he (Horton) has tied the position down," Griffin said. 50-34victoryagainsttheBengalson a Monday-nightgame in 1982. in theshootoutbetweenquataterbacksKenAndersonandDanFouts, .Griffin was verbally ~sled and hUnginthesmokehousebyHoward r Cosell and Co. for his allegedly poor ptay. 'It was unjust criticism," said defensivecoordinatorDickLeBeau. "People don't realize that he's played some real good football for us," receiver Steve ·Kreider said. " Qe's rast, and he's a good tackler. There are other cornerbacks In the The ~cc0unt with theextras. .. · ABONUS* GIFT ' . 4 Or., V-8, ai.f, power sleeting, power brakes. power seats, power windows. crutse control, tilt wheei,_AM -FM stereo, local trade·in. Color:•gray. STOP IN AND SEE FRANK ~· . 25' ~ Cpnlole Tell'liekwt Magn11110x B/W Television 8-Pc. 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No. 2 quarterbacking job. · And Nugent seems to be very close to earning th11t joli on his own. lUck Trocano, who· was the National Football .f..eaiue learn's thlrd-strlngquarterbackayearago, 1s currently troubled by tendinitis, whlle free Tom Flick" Is nursing a sore hlp nexor IIIIIICie. So Nugent shared time with No.1 quartertlackPaulMcDonaldduring the BroWns' scrirnrnqe against the Buffalo B1Us laSt weekend, and Coach Sam RutijUano says those two will probably split the quarter· backln& chores again thiS SatUrday when Cleveland hosts Pltmburgh in an exhibition game. aaent \"terry Nugent continlll!s, under • pre,uure,.todO the Job," RvtlilkiM said. "He'1 bl(. he'lltr'OIII- There's no queatloll be' a101 a aood ann. but I' .' OLYMPK8 agreements. LOS ANGELES (AP) - U.S. CFA EXecutive Director Charles Immigration and Naturalization M. Nelnas said the NCAA lhreaServiCe officials In Buffalo, N.Y., tened "severe sanctions Including ,said that a suspected Syrian probation and exclusion from all terrorist had been stopped from NCAA meets and tournaments" boarding a Los Angeles-bound . when oftlclals learned the CFA was airplane Sunday In Toronto, considering Its own television Canada. · agreement. · Sahak Kallinjian, 42, was turned Nebw testtfled before a House back because his passport was Energy and Conunerce subCom· expired and had been altered to mlttee that Is studying the effects of make it appear that the doctunent the 7-2 Supreme Court nillng last was still In effect. month, which invalidated the LOS ANGELES (AP) -The NCAA's exclusive televison -International Olympic Conunlttee arrangement. · and the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee paid about r-------------.:......::_:::..___.....,..___--1 WASHINGTON (AP) - $4200 ·' """"I.,·.,~~110[.11-· OOUJOOE I~-~;;:·=~======-=========:ti I IToday's sports briefs•.• I '· :starts seventh year at Cincy -- MASON, W.VA. ·- ~- ' Littler back on colll"8e for ·practice round LAYAWAY NOW - • u.s. w- :-:still around, : starts," Grifflnsatd. "Ihean,tltlast · year, though no one realized I was : having a good camp. 1 ' STVVI:S FOR ECONOMY & WARMTH ... ~ 5 1.8 . l.im l 1 I Gaines, from Winter Haven, Fla., . CA L. I I 1 figured he was history four years Coupon hpires 8/ 3/ 84 ' Coupon Exp1rls 8/ 3/ 84 C.K. SUPERMARKET agO, when the United · States C.K.·SUPEIIIARKET ...I 1 I boyoottedtheMO&COWOiymplcs.He had achieved every goal, save for Olympic gold. And when dream evaporated along with those Swnrner climes, he retired trom UN THE T IN MIDDL[ PCJH r 'cempetltlve swimming. But the dream ~er ~. her-------~-------------L------------~~------------~--------------came out ofretireml!lltand, at 25, as the old man of the swim team, won the JOO.meter freestyle in an OJymplc·record 49.00 seconds. "My grandmother back in Florida dreaJJI!ed I ·would win," he said . "Grandma, trorn now on . I'm stiCking With you! " Cohen, from Mission Viejo, Calif., won the wanen's too freestyle in 4 minutes, 7.10 seconds, breliklngthe American and Olympic marks. "I · heard the crowd and that got me lANGUAGE • VOICE .• STUMRING • .SPEECH, DELAY •.HEARING IMPAIRED ~:~~ay Griffin 1mpw how that talk .. ' :to he~:f oon't t1onal Gymnastlca Federation. 304-675-1244 , LOS ANGELES (AP) - Miich .. Gaylord, Bart Conner, Peter Vid: mar, Scott Johnson, Jim Hartung : l~Jld Tim Daggett - these are the • Golden &ly~ of Sununer. They brought the United States Its first Olympic team gymnastics victory . "In 00 years. 'l'he swimmers- Rowdy Gaines, : Tiffany Cohen, Theresa Andrews, . : Rick carey and the American , · women's 400-meter freestyle n;Iay . . team? Well, they were suppose<) to : win. Sometimesthat'salllheyseem • !o do.That'salltheydldonTuesday , ·: §weeping the five gold medals up for grabs. :. ·; But U.S. gymnasts hadn't won a : : team medal of any kind since 1904, · · · and when they won the gold in St. · · ·Louis, those Sununer Games were · nothing more than a dlsorgartlzed ·.. sideshow to a World's Fair. ~ The AmeriCan teams back then · literally had no opposition, coming those Olympics from various · ·amateur clubs and dueling only · each other. This time they faced China, the defending world .. champion. During Sunday's compulsory ex, ercises, LINingofChinabecamethe ." first male Olympic gymnast to : .record a perfect 10, doing it on the : : rings. Also that day, Gaylord, from • Van NuYs. Calif., and Conner, from -: Norman, Okla., each scored 10, :• Gaylord on tbe rings an~ Conner on ·: the parallel bars. • •. And on Tuesday night, with the :-:outcome in the balance, Daggett, : ;the last AmeriCan competitor, was • equally per(ect on the high bar, •. glvingtheUnitedStates a final point • • 1 total of 591.40 to China's 500.111 and -:= bronze-medalist Japan's 5S6.'l0. "I .:".)ust knew I had to do It !or the guys," ~ :me perfectionist Iron\ West Spring: -:fll~ld, Mass., said. : -: ;Pat Simrgln of Billings, Mont. , ··.-;von the gold In women's a'ir-rifle '·: ~mpetitlon; Detroit boxers Steve : Union, the p11!11idl>nt of the .lnteml!· . AP SportS Writer well, w~t Is Ray GrUfln st111 doing medais trorn YIUi 'ntov r:l.tlleSavtet. PAMD.A . ADKINS, M.A. By BRUCE LOWfJ.T . quesilonon~epeople'smlndls, Continued trorn page 4 . shociuld ~ pawerflll Sovll!t Union and eventually won the gold medal. Again, the chant "USA! USA! USA! '' IU1d the blizlardofAmerlcan . flags bombarded the natlod's newest he!oes as theY I'I!OI!M!d their . -\ JOHN'· A. -WADE, M.D. ~team Griffin, for reasons he doesn't quite understand, has often been a target of fan and media criticism. but never more than in San Diego's U. S. team breaks jinx... lpeech oncl Language Therapy '• The Daily Oliio 1.1.984 Wednesday. Ohio ri8bt now 1 thethiiiiM IIIre II heWII · veryaoodundertlre.Wemflhthave foWJC! ~a quarterback." ., • 2 GRAND PR~ZES-:-Each will rece ive$20,000 in · first class travel creditfrom Lindblad Travel , Westport, Connecticut for the custom-made vacation , of your dreams, plus $5,000 spending money. S FIRST PR)ZES-SS,OOOin Lindblad Travel Credit to en joy anywhere in the world. , SQ SECONO PRIZES-Each winne r will receive matching His . & Hers Peugeot 12 speed touring bicycles. · 100 THIRD PRIZES-A copy of lar.,Eric Lindblad's book "Pass· port to Anywhere" plusa rugged backpack Irom Camp Trails. S~EPSTAKES --------MX>AESS - - - ' - - - - - - CITY ______ _ _ ____ STATE----- �... . .... ' 1 • 1984 ~~~~---==--~~~~~~--:-:-~~~;;;; Sentinel Dailv Ohio Majors B J 'lhe AM'd lted 1'..- Ill; MwpiiY. Atlallo.. Ill. RBI: GC.I:rter, MontrNI, 78; Sctunldt, Phuadtlpbia, IB: Jlll\11. t'bk~~Q. I)T: ....,...,._ doic.,.,, 60: Dwtam. Chlcqo. 6J; M~, Atl&nt•, 63. I MID!IC\N U"AGIIE EAST DIVIIJON Drtroil :w e Toron1o Baltlmonlbloo • New York !JI Sl • Mllwauket> 50 ·11 12 ~ .490 ro .+11 25 .. 50 .<11 26 : Ck.Mc•land ~T . ,. llfVISJON Mlnneoo<a California 49 !14 -~ 5J . ~1 CblcBio Kansas City """"" 4~) 50 .4'16 5 .... 7 " ., .4<9 8 .4~ 10'6 .. Qak.Jand ·• T<'Xas 50 !il 411 delphia, 23. Mc<:it'e. StLouis. 8. HOME RUNS: M~ . Atlanta, 25; CC&1er, Mmtreal, 21; Schmidt, Phlla· dPlphla, 21; Ma rshaiJ , Los An~ , 18; Strawberry, New York, 1"1. STOLEN ~: SamW"l. PhUadflolphia, 49: WigginS, San Diego, 44; Raines, Montreat 36; - · Clttdnnati. 36; Dernlft-. Chicago . .:W.. P I'IOBNG 19 decisions 1: Darlinlt New Ycrk, Jo.3 • .79), 3.2'7; l!A!a, M ontrval, t!ly , :m, 2.tH: Soto. C1ncl.nnati, u--t, :r.n. J.'ll; Oraico, N~ York. S-3. 1.99: PP«Pz. l'Ueltd!Q"I GIUTH'e Detrut 5. 0t'Vl.'!and I, tst game c~ 6. Detroit 4, 2nd gam(' Tcrontb 6. Kansas City 5 TE'Xas 7, Bal!lmof"(' 6 NCw Yor k 7. MUwaukec' 4 Bost{Il lf., Chicago 4 :m. Ml1\nt'S0t11. 9. Sca nle Z Atla!na.l0-4, .7H. 4.32. sritncrours: Gooden. New York, 162; California 7. Oakland 3 w~. o~ Seanle /Barajas 6-.11 at MlnllE'SOia • (Smlth!ion ll .SJ • Callilmia tJohn ~91 at Oak land lf<rut.. • ger 7-7) • Texas (Hoogh - lO•tl. trn ll ~ l Vall!lZ\.Icla, In~ · ·, Kans ~UF City . MI!Wauliet> tCn:IUIIlWt'r 7-10) a t New ' York (Niekro 12-5 1. In) : Boston (Ojl"da ~7) a l ChicagO iHoyt B~ n ) , t n) 'nunday'11 GIUilfllll 1 • CJE'\feland at Dctrotl BATt'ING 12!'10 at bats t: WJnneld New Yaie, ~; MattindY, New York..339: Hrbek, Mi~a. ..lll1 RI!Jia!n, Balli· more, ..115; Lenut. DE'trolr, .310. . RUNS: DwEvans, Boston. En: RHender· son. OaldanCI. 74; BuUPr, O evetand, 70; Moseby, Toronto. 11: RJpken, ~Baltlrt'ol't'. , ffi. RBI: Klngman, ·Oakland, 8'1 : EMWTBy, Billtlrmre, Rl; Rkoe, Ba;too. 79: ADavts, Sfoattk', 78; Annas, Boston. 73. HITS: Mat!lngly, Nl'W York. ~ : Rlp- ... Mllwilukre a t New York, (n! : Minnesota AI Ca llfornla, In I Onty gam<"S sch«:tukd N~TIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVIIION km, Baltimm?, 129; Garda, Toronto, 128: Easier. Boston. 122: Winlldd. Nt'W York. WLPd.GB $942~ N£W York Chic""' : ptlllacll>lphla .. .5"17 f1 .544' 4 9· 52 M .495 51 45 S2 61 .495 9 .<&!> Hi~ lk~Hillgly , 55 51 .S19 TRlPL.ES: MO&e~, Toronto, lJ; Col· lins. Toronlo. U ; Upshaw, TotUito, ~; Owm, Seat_tle, 8; KGJb&on. Detroil , 6; RLaw, Chicago, 6; RlpkEfl , BaiUJTD'E', 6. HOME R1.11\'S: Armas, Boston, ' ; ~lf.l 52 50 57 .467 14 ffi .486 l2 Cinc innati 44 fO 6l .419 19 62 .392 :n% San Frand'K'O Tueulay'!ll(l~ • Phllack>lphla 2, Ch.lcll$!0 l , 1!.! lnn!l'rgS .. Plrtsbur)!:h 5. M~al 3 · .. Ctnclnnatl J. San Francisco 0 • St. Louis G. New Ycrk 3 ~ Atlanta 6, Houslon 3 . "-les 0 -W~AGamet NC"o'' York (Gooden ~~ at St. Louis (A.nl:kljar 14·9) . Philadelphia tCarlton 9-51 a t Chlt'a$10 · !Ruthvfll 2·71 • MontrPaJ CPalrrK'I' s-31 a t PlnSbl.lfl:lh • 1McWWlams :HI I . U\1 : Sjlll Francl$00 !Laskey 6-91 ar Clnctn· . nat! 1Pr1Cf 4-71 . tnl rMalller 7.0 1 at HOI.ll!lton Nev.' Y<rk, S ; Lemon, [)eotrdt, :!i WEST DIVmiON 63 42 · .EUJ - Hwston Atlam a DJUBLES: LAPanish. Tems. :1!: Gar· da, Toronto, 'IT: OM..im. Seattle, ~: I! 00 56 . St. Louis .. Plttsbu.lll:h m - .. Montreal • Ryan , MIDIIC\N lEAGUE IGW'D 11·71 at Toronto San D... I, Los 157: PhlladPiptda, 22; LeSmlth, Chicago, 22: Orasi:o, New York. 21: .Qos.sagt>, San Diego, ~l at BaiUII'O'e /Davis ' ILeal ll-2) , t n ) San Dl~ Atlanta Los Angeles Los Atlaelts, Hwstm, J.t7; Soto. Clndnnat\, ,.U9: Carl· . ton, Phlladelphla, lll. SA~: Sutter, StLou is. 27; Holland . Clc-.-eoland (Farr 1-7 1 at DMrd f (Petry lH'J, . ffi iPU::S: SandbeJ'i, Chicago, 16; Sam· Uf'l. Philadtlphla. It: Cruz. Hooston, 8; Doran, Houstoo, B: G~. San DlfgO: 8; 1~ .510 " 50 !.IS; Wynne. Pl- . 125; Cruz. lltw12f. OOUBUS: Hubbard. Atlanta , )1: Rain· 1-"S, Montreal )I; Sand ~ ~. :M: GCarter, Montreal, 23; Samuel, PhUa· 101'1, - .·an 50 nwao. San 151: Sand· ...... Chicago. 1<2; ~ .... - .561 12 .54.1 14 J,S ..5:14 16'n 48 49 -cwynn. HI'tt WL Pd.GB Tl ll .(&1 - · . Oakjlmd, a1; Kittle, Cltlc.... - 23: Murphy, Cll'VE'IaM, Z!. Oakland 22; . Th:lmton,, STOLEN BASe;: RHendt>rsdl, Oak· land, 47 : PettiS , talllomia , ~ B.ltk'r. C1l'Veland, ll: Garcia. Toronto. :n: Col· Uns, Toronto. .J). Prl'CHINC 19 ~1 : lL>al. Toronlo. u .2• .Mfi. 3.17; Peny, Detrqlt, 14-4. 2111; Stl('b, Tote~~IO, 12-4, .150, 2.37; Sylevm, Cleveland, 104; .n4, 127: GDBvis. Baltlmli'E'. l0--4, .n 4, 2.Sil. STRIKEOtrrs:. Win. Callforrii.a , lla: :m. LanRSton, Sf;>atUe. tl); Stleb, TOIUltO. U5: Hough. Texas. 1l2; Nk>kro. NEW York, U!l. SAVES: Quistnbmy. Kansas Clty, 'lT; F1~ . Milwaukftl, 73; CA\Idtll , Oakland :U: Hernandez, Dt1rcit, 21: RDavis, Mlnnt'SOI:a, 19. (Nk!knl U-8), tn ) La> Angeles (Piona 11·5) al San Diego tWhltsoo 12-5), (nl Transaclions 'llilnldily'lf 01111181 Mont!"t'aJ at Chicago ' .............. N - Fooibttll.._,. ~ Nt"W York a t Plttsbw'l[h. tnt .. San F r anc lSco ai· Cinclnnatl, tn l I N D ·IANAP OL I S · .. PhUaiX'lphla at St. Louis, tnt : Only games §C'lledult>d COLTS-Anmuroced TM! FlshPr . I'IOR tadi:Jt>, k!ft camp. NEW ORLEANS SAIN'IS-Cul Richarci RHse, tadck>: • Leaders NA110NAL U"AGIIE .;. SAlTING !250 a t bats): GwYnn. San Sandbrrg, Chic ~ .:nl; Dc:r· Dl~ .:t;.'j; .ll9: Waa:hlnrtoo. Atlanta. ~ .31$; Cruz, Houston. .JlJ. ... nlt>r . ~• : RtJNS: Sandbera. Chicago, '14: Samut>l. ... PhiLadelphi a, n : Wlggtrs. San Dlef:lo, n: - Demler. C,hlcali:O, Ell; Gwynn, San Dleao. SEA'ITLE SEAHAWKS--AcqulrPd Bob Cr)-dtor, oft'~ llnPrnan, from !he New England Patrtots tor an \llldi!CIOI«< draft ch:llcf'. Agret>d' to k'ntW with Bryan MU· tard, OftaWve unlman. ~ ........ WASHINGTON !bat Man Mendenhall, defens\Vl' md. wtll ~ Sdoto Downs results • • GOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Super Exjiert, guided by Carl Hebrock, led siep of the mile Tuesday at Scioto Downs to win the$l2,500flnal of the B F Coaltown Trotting Series In ~: 01 3-5 by two lengths over Indy Tiger. Super E)(jlert paid $5,$3 and $2.40. Indy Tiger returned $3.8l and $2.40, and third-place Cagey Brady paid $2.00. The 9-7-S trifecta in the first race retUrned $355.60. · Acrowd of 3,354 wagered$246,129. REDSKINS- An · out for tht> season. _) . ·Twins start off on right ·foot under new owner•••with ·wm·. ll1A7/Jflr . Wednudav. ~ 1. 1984 JJ Bdwlll'd llelnck, D.O. 4sdny 'I>Nhuor ONLY Hull advances MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Jeff Hull of. New<!rk, the .favorite In the Mid-AmeriCa Junior Open golf !tournament, advanced In first· round match play Tuesday at Possum Run Golf l!Dd Swim Club. Hull, whoshota2-over-par72totle for medalist In the inatch-play quallfler Mol$y, beat Danny WalshofYoungstown4-apd-3 . Other favorites who advanced included John Willey of Columbus, 1-up over Chris Wllllarns of Silver Lake; Boyd Pethel of Brecksville, 4-and-2 over Brett Bronsld of Marietta; and Andy PiaU of Cincinnati by fotfeit Play continues Wednesday with a double round of matches. The . tournament conclu~ Friday. $J14 ·Calendar " 1HURSDAY RACINE- Racine Post 602of the American Legion will hold MIDDLEPORT - .Evangeline Chapter 172. O~r of the Eastem Star, will meet Thurs· day at the Middleport Masonic 1emple. . · ; • Officers soould wear chapter dresses. Twenty-five year pins to be presented and 50-year ' ~r::~yheld~y~:;!! For Four Whole Months pause, · PLUS . _J Jnstallation CALL TOLL FREE .1-800-624-4883 --------------212 E. 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Any alteration of cord size, mass or teilslon also Is likely to produce voice changes.. - for example, swoUen cords result In more mass which, In tum, lowers pitch. · Ask your physician to refer you to a speech pathologist for help In reviewing your vocal history and designing an Individualized voice therapy to correct your Improper vocal habits. can be considered abUSive. - Forced whispering with loud QUESTION: What habits are volume. abusive? · - Talking _In the presence of ANSWER: Votce abuse can be poise. divided Into two ca~eKDrtes: sud· .- Chronic lnitatlons such as den, violent straining of the voice or sinus drainage,' noxious fumes, continuous use of harmful vocal overly dry rooms, cigarette smok· practices. Most abuse faits Into the lng and alcohol consumption. latter categ~ . Unfortunately, QUESTION : What changes many common practices can be happen because at these habits? harmfullfperforrJ:ledoftenenougll. ANSWER: Vocal abuse can A few at them are: . cause a variety of problems, $houtuig, screaming ,and . Including :vocal nodules (CallOUS· cheering. . . ." l.lke growths. which appear on the - Exle!lSlve loud talking, vocal COrds), exCessive sweUing, - Coughing and throat clearing. contact ulcers, lnflammatlon, pol· - Speaking or singing at a forced yps (growths similar to nodules but pitch level that js too high or too low. with more fluld ) and Cord thicken· - Speaking with inallequate lng. Symptoms which Indicate ' de Its regular meeting on Thlbday, 7:ll p.m., at theposthorife. Refreshments will be provided. $4 A MONTH ADOLPH'S ' :~r~~~Ej FRIDAY WITH FRIES .... $1.64 ~ ofOiiepa&llle,........... QUESTION: My voice has become very ho&ne, but my ~tor can't find anything wrong. What sh!>Wd I do now? ANSWER: If yourspeaktngvoIce ts becoming .llollrS4! and your physlciJ!n has ruled out diseaSe, yoll may he guUty of voice abuse or misuse. One or more of your dJllY vocal activities may have over a period of time ' ' Jlnlng at the v!JCal mechanism, the upset the balance In the muscles or larylllc (lair-Inks), needed for nor· CULUGAN WATER CONDITIONER "PIZZA BURGER ' ONo Ullha*t Calep NOW RENT A SPECIAL OF THE WEEK every of I:MIIIr Mrt•• and a sacrtnce fly by Bob Kearney. on a 3-2 pitch. from Dave Rozema, AP Spotts Writer Kent "Hrbek went 2-for.J, driving . 7-3. The Minnesota Twins got off on in four runs with a three-run homer WinnerNealHellton,8-10,gaveup )he right foot tor their new owner . . . In the first inning and an RBI single nine hits In five innbJ&s. Tom and at the same time gave pitcher in the thlrd before leavtng with a Waddell earned hla tilth save. .. Ken Schroni an unexpected leg-up. slight muscle pull after five Innings. Playing their first otflclal game "When Hrbek hit It (the homer) I 11ue " • 8, Royu 5 · Tuesday night under Minneapolis feltUkejumpingupforjoy," Schrom Hot-hittlliB Rance Mu!U!Ilks ''' banker Carl Pohlad, whO took over sakt "But I had to stay at an even drQveln twonmswithadoullleanda the team from Clark Griffith, the keel because I . didn't want to Jet single to.lelld Toronto over Kansas Twins routed the Seattle Mariners . down Uke some pitchers do when . City. · . they get early leads." Mulllnlks, whO has hit Safely In 14 9-2. '" And 1n doing so. the· Twins The Twins )lave now ,won eight or at. his ptiSt 15 games for a .432 supported their hard-luck right· their last 10 games and lead aver~ge, doubled bcme a run In handerwithal4-hitpowershowthat California by 1 ~ games In the AL Toronto's three-run second Inning included a 7.() lead after three West. and strigled in another In the third. Innings. Tigers 5-4, Indians H Doyle Alexander scattered seven " "Ail 1those runs sure take a lot of Detroit's Doug Baker hit a hltsln61-31nningstoboosthlsrecord thepressureolt,"saldSchrom,who bases,loaded lliple and Ruppert io9-5. pltchedaftve-hitter. "It'sasituatlon Jones homered to back the com· pnaa•1,0riolell8 I haven't been ln." blned four·hlt pitching of Juan CUI11s Wlike!'SOn scored the Schrom, 3-5, had pitched well BerenguerandDougBalrintheflrst tie-breaking ninon a bases-loaded lately, but the Twins' quiet bats i game. .' wild pttcl! by Tippy Ma.rtinetln the tumecj those strong performances A five- run second Inning helped eighth Inning as Texas ileleated Into defeats. The right-hander had Berenguer, 5-7, snap a three-g;une Baltimore. allowed two runs during his last 16 personal losing streak and recon;l With the score tied 5-5, the 2-31nnlngS, )Jut lost two games. his first viCtory since June 16. Bair Rangers loaded the bases ·In the "I figured I'd have to shut out the pitched the ftnal2 2-31nnlngs. eighth on sjngJes by Wilkerson and otherteaml!>wln," Schrom said. Cleveland's Pat Tabler hit a GaryWardandliwalktoBuddyBell InotherAmettanLeagueactlon, three-runbomerintheflrstinnlngof before the wild pitch by Martinez, Detroit beat Cleveland 5-11ntheflrst the secooo'gallle. Both Julio Franco 4-7. After Larry Pan1sh was walked game of a doubleheader before and Mel Hall were safe on O!le-{)Ut Intentionally, Ward scored as :Pete losing the nightcap 6-4, Toronto Intleld hits and scored· ahead of O'Brien bounced out for a 7-5 nipped Kansas City &5, Texas edged Tabler's fifth hol'l_l!'r of the season, Ranger lead. Baltimore 7-6, New York beat .---.....,..--"'----~-,.------------..1...----------­ MUwaukee 7-4, Boston routed Chi· cago14-4andCallfomlatumedback Oakland 7.J. Schrom ·allowed one hit - a ' second inning intleld single to Larry Milbourne - during the first six Innings. He pitched shutout ball until the ninth, when he gaveuptworuns on a run-scoring single by AI Cowens By KEN RAPPOPORT The Daily Sentinai-Paga-7 Pom810f-Middl~, Ohio Examining voice abuse problems .Family Medicine L , ' . ' •' •' .' .. ' PUBLIC INVITED DEDICATION AND OPEN HOUSE ' ' . Model RT11F3WM REGULAR PRICE REFRIGIRATO. '89r. W.T. . -REGULAR PRICE 17W W.T. ·=..W' Smith reooion ' $6999 5 FOR DOOR PRIZE DRAWING I'N.NEW HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GIFT SHOP · PUBLIC INVITED · .,. ' RIUI Slate,Park. Games were played with pl1zes gol!lg to the children attendlllg. There were clll"d toumamen~. for the women anil tropllles awarded to Yvonne Tackett and Monna An· dreonl. Winning trophies In the lxll'llf! ahoe tournaments were Gary ~andDavldRupe,JirStplace and RDnaJd and Raymond Smith, · 8I!COIId place. ' I Su~day 2:00 p.m. Front Lawn of HOspital Atlendlng were Yvonne Tacptt. Slleny Taclll!tt, Shawna and I!II1Jy Taclrett. 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Ohio find new -tool against muscular dystrophy- ByPAULRAEBURN AP Sdenee Editor · • NEW YORK (AP) -A mutation that causes· muscular dystrophy In mice has provided powerful pew tool toflndwaystodetect and treat a fonn of the disease which affUcts up to 100,tm American males expected todleby age~. researchers say. · The accidental discovery offers a a . . 1 · I· Peop"e in the _news .NEW YORK (AP) - Steven Splelllerg, . the creative genius ~=====~=::==~ wewlllknow what has to l)esetrlght to treat the disease. We ooil't know the artt!Sii AgriCUltural and Food Is Duchenne. Research CouncU's Poultry Re- . ctiromosome," Mouse and. as hUman X chrornl>- 1 somes have beEn shown tllbe very that now." search Center near Edinburgh, similar, and, Bulfleld said, a Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Scotland. . mullltton that tums up In a mouse In both tl!e mice and humans, thE: · ' ()l1e of the most commoo and most will often befounr,l to be Identical toa AND defect Is located on a partk!ular severe forms of the disease, afflicts human mutation. to 100,(0) American boys woo region of the X Chr\mO!IOine, ~ INSURANCE~. Genetic diseases like Duchenne said. Chromosomes carry the aeoes will not survive beyond their that are linked to the Xchromoliome Strains Of mice with illnesses that determine h~red!tary appear only In boys wholle mothers resembling muscular dystrophy characteristics. carey the defect but do not have too "We have 1}0 Idea whether this have beEn found hefore, but this Is · theflrsttocarcyagenetlcdefectthat mutation Is the.sarne as the one In disease. Finding~ I>Uclienne gene human muscular dystropey - that would allow ldelltlllcatlon a! women awaits fUrther study," Ji!ulfield said • whose sons are at risk and would. said the discoverer of the mice, In a telephone Interview 'J'uesday; · allow detection of muscular dys· that athletics are completely unre- Grahame Bul!leld, a geneticist at "The f!l(Cltlng ~ Is It's on the X trophy before birth. hearsed," Kelly said. "Like break ,...::.;.;.;~_ _ _:__.;:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;_...,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.l-_~-------- new way bsearch for the gene that Is defective In Duchenne muscular ·dystrophy, said Donald Wood, associate director of research for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Isolating the gene "will tell us the cause of the disorder," Wood said Tuesday In New York. "At that point ~ OOWNIN.G-CHILD$ oo.rm CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDiTION . (lncludln, Domee&le Subeldllllies I The Farmers Bank & Savings Company U3 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 1. 992·2342 =~=o~:=:. . . . MULLEN :ns. state B8llk No. 228X beblnd such big-screen blockbus· · dancing; It's spontaneous. I love ters as "E.T., the Extra· break dancing. The athleticism Is Ten-estrlal" and "Close EncoUnters inherent In tt." of the Third Kind," Is bringing his . Somewhat of an athlete himSelf, rnovlemagtcto the small screen Ina Kelly said h!sdanctngdaysareover, deal with NBC. but he stays llgbt on b!s feet by The television network an- playing pretty mean game of !KJUIICEdMonday that It hassi~ a tennis.'' deal with Spielberg, 36, to be WASHINGTON (AP) No e~~eC~~tlve pri:Xtucer of a weekly half-hour science fiction fantasy restrictions have been placed on series called "Amazing Stories" for actd-tonguedcomedlanJoanRiven; when she addresses the luncheon of the 1985-86 season. . Spielberg, who also directed the the National Federation of Republl· box offlee smashes "Raiders of the can Women at .the GOP's national Lost Ark" and "Indiana Jones and convention In Dallas. Ms. Rtvers, whose sometimes the Temple of Doom," and b!s ' caustiC material often Is aimed at AmbUn Entertainment company other women, was Invited to will produce a minimum of 44 episodes, or two full seasons of perform a comedy routine at the luncheon by first lady Nancy shows, with Ull}versat Television. Reagan, acco,rdlng to Be!.sYt Koons, Some of the stories have been a s~man for Mrs. Reagan. written or conceived by Spielberg. About 1,700 g11ests are expected Others wiU be based on fantasy and whim the luncheon pays trtbute to adventure tales from the magazine . Amazing Stories, which began 100Repuh!lcan women leaders from publication In 1928. Spielberg and the Eisenhower, Nlx.on, Ford and ·Reagan administrations on Aug. 22. Uillversat oWn the rights to 5lll Mrs. Reagan's press secretary, Amazing Issues. ·. · Sbetla Tate, said the first lady has Spielberg began his directorial put no conditions on Ms. Rtvers' career as a 21-year-old on NBC's ;'Night Gallery."Thatserles, which perfonnance. The comedian was a White Howle lasted from 1970-73, was a weekly cllnner gliest last winter. collectionof,s upernatural vignettes, with the late Rcx;l SerUng as host. Of WASHINGTON (AP) - A gala "I feel good returning to the medium that gave me my first perfonnanceattheKennedyCenter Opportunity to direct," Spielberg . will Salute entertainers Lena Home to sticks silld:~h a statement released and Danny Kaye, compaser Glan Carlo Menotti, playwright Arthur tjyNBC. Mlller and violinist Isaac Stem, BEVERLYHILI.S,Callf. (AP)- recipients of the center's Honors of 1984. HOME~ ~ne Kelly, the 72-year-old hoofer The artists, whoWtnbefetedatthe who still seems as fit as when he few Ctanced through puddles In "Singln • Kermedy Center's Opera HoUse the Ii1 Rain," says he likes break evening of Dec. 2, were selected for ' and d·anclng because ·It's cllstlngulshed achievements career contributions to American ...~pontaneous." · . cultUre, the center artnounced to ~ Kelly,l!v;tnglnarentedhousebullt TUesday. . W. Greta Garbo untU his. burned· always -Prior to that event, President and doWnBeverlyHillsresldencecanbe · Mrs. Reagan will conduct a recep-' extra in restored, said In an lilterview " ' I t!on for the artists at the White published today that he Isn't missing House, said Roger L. Stevens, inY Of the Olympics. . chalm!an of the Kennedy Center th~ "The big cllf(erence . between ..Board. CQJTlpetltlve. sports and tile dance Is cah "1be five distinguished artists we are honoring this year conftrm once again the tremendously vital and IMANUFACTURERCOUPONI ElOIEIIIIIIII ·varied perfof!Jllng arts traditions of our nation," Stevens said. The holl()rs proram, created tn ' 1978 by the center's trustees, will be ·· Dorothy Ritchie, Florence Wood taped for broadcast by the CBS anl:l Cathy Morris hosted a layette • television network as a two-hour TM s111wer honoring Came Morris at special to be broadcast after Dec. 2. the Leo Morris residence. Past . recipients of the award llnAIU:It: Ont tOUjJOfl PlfiiUIChne of PlodiiCI md1tilled Anl Olhtl use COI'IIIIIIIttt ·. Games were played with prizes lraud Consumtt to INl Yin tu \lold •I cos!lt<l. transt1rred . p~oftlblted. t1111d 01 Include composer-conductor Leobe'lilg won by Mable Moore, Nancy reilfl(led Good 0111, Ill US A We Will f'llmbut!ot you for the ltct Yllue DIUI 8C 114000 1l.LJ:L22 . nard Bernstein, actor Cary Grant, r;.' 1984 Nao.sco Brands. Inc Nrldllng . pi'OWI<IH you aftd trM consumer hl'll comP•t<l wrtll tM ol1ar•ttrms· Cish White and Allegra wm. Betty W~lue 1 20c MABISCOBfiANDS, tNt PO BOX lnl·4.CLINTON. lOW~ 52734 ·., singer Frank Sinatra, entertainer Spencer won the door prize. Gene. Kelly, and conductor Eugene ·NSP/AH·ANY/88• · Refreslunents of cake; mints and Onnandy. ' punch were served. Attending were Linda Morrls,r-------~----------~l---~--------------------------~--------------------~--~--~~--__;------------~._-Florence Wead, Margaret Cremeans, Glenna Crisp, Mable Moore, Ruth Morris, Betty Spencer, Rhea Deem, Margaret DuBoise, Doris . Grueser, Allegra wm, Cookie Gaus, Libby Bumgardner, Robin Tatterson, Linda Jett, EmUy Bum· gardiler, Carrie Newman, Wendy Newman, Phylll9 Bearhs, Nancy White, Earlene Bumgardner, Cathy • Morris. Others presenting gifts to Mrs. Morris were Elizabeth Cannan, Phyllls and Debbie Spencer, PaU' Dog line Atkins, Sharon Jewell, Neva Ator, Jennifer Sheets, Fonda Thomas, Garnet Bachner and Merle ' Knapp. 'fry the moistest,chewiest; "a most perfectJy baked cookies the world has-ever tasted... well; almost. .. ... The The'Variety. We have 15 · course nothing .delicious ones. From choccan beat Mom's to homemade cookies. olate chips fruit sandwich cookies and ' But we've come a5 close as can be. In .more . . . 1Jy ALMOST fact. we've borrowed a recipes .cookies. You might think that they're the best cook- · from her. ies you've ever had. But Just like Mom. we're over-generous with our ingredi- don't tell that Mom. ents. Remember how she put chips her chocolate chip ;cookies? And more than enough nuts . . We call them Almost Home in her fudge brownies? And moist ' because that the way they taste. and che\\Y texture? Well. you find , the same things in all of r:: - - - - - - - . our cookies. 25¢ I There's one thing we J SA\ 11:' did improve on. tJ:lough. I It\.V r:.. ON ANY PACKAGE OF I ALMOST HOME COOKIES s Shower held for Morris '25¢ I I 25t -------------- • ~ . -- .I Food .Scm 400 on the Chopped ~ Bur9er for Dogs. Assists . . with recruitmg .. I'etty Officer 3rd Class Gary D. Pullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Pomeroy, Is home assisting In the local Navy recruiting efforts. Pullins, who graduated from .Meigs High School In 19!ll, and jojned the Navy In 1981, Is home under the Navy's Hometown Area Recruiting Assistance Program. He Is stationed with the Naval Construction Battalion ONE, homeported In Gulfport, Miss. He wiU r return to his construction battalion when this hometown duty Is cqmpleted. 1be 22-year-old saUor Is an ~ulment operator In the Navy. ' . ~ WOOD GATHERING...: Jfyeuwaatteoooll.rou'w 1 ptt.o buld a lire. Jfyeu wantte Ill* a Ire; ~WI pt .ID ptber wood. Baity MQaud. 10, - o1 IIIII ..PMi)' Maynard, 111111 Sbawas-, 10, -oiRali*_. a.. ~Cub ~couts sh4re f!Utdoot·fun .flJ second MGM ·District ·Jay camp· ' ' · About Eli cub scouts gathered this , Week at Camp Klashuta·to PBrtlclJjate • tn Me!p, Galli a, ,Mason f>lstrlct' s second annual Cub Scout lG-year-old Webelos. , lnaddltlontothel!llpl!ctedldnds<t day camp actiV!tlel - cam Pille preparatJon, IIXIldn&. crafts;~ payCamp. . and ~-tbey~al8o .. Six area packs took part In the . · enjoyed a hike thJw&b the woods · f!i!RP's activities !nclixung'Mason behllld thecablnatKiuhulll, where ow, New Haven 256, Salem Center they explored a large cave that lies ~ Pomewy 249, Mlcldleport 245 on thepiopaty. . lind Chester 235. Parents and friends visit the : Each Individual PflCk Is comcamp on Thunday evmiDg tor a prlaed of 7-year-Old Tigers, 8-yearspec!alcamp11rewhlchtsone9rthe C?ld Wolves, &-year-old Bears lind hlgilllghtslttheweek. . . Anoiher IUgiiiJgllt anq Incentive durlngtheWeek, ~the "banner It the day." The baiu:l!er was awlll'ded at ~ J1111111!ni bag ceremony to the peck with the best.campsite tram the previous day. 11* day ' camp ts staffed by vobmteers under the dhectlon of Ca~ Wortanan, Rutland and •• . roy, . and Middleport. Bonnie Lambert, J- ~alk-ln Garden Quo gathers for picnic . _'" Apicnic at lhf!.Grange HaD · Notes for new &~ I, the undersigned officer, otthe above named bankdo'hereby declare that this report of condition has been prepared In conformance with the Instructions used by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Banking Authority and Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Roger w. Hysell ~ asslsledbY,JoallllNewsome.~ ~ ~ .. eursit We, the undersigned directors, attest the c.o rreetness ol this report of conllltlon . and declare that It has been examined by·ua and to the !lest of our knowledge and belief has been preparell In conformt~nce with official Instructions Issued by the Board of. Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Ba.nklng AuthorIty and Is true and correct. · RICHARD C. FOLLRbD !'AUJ:. G. EICH - ' DIRECTORS ' FERMAN E. MOORE . from. and: Lauia George "FioweralldGardell''wereread~ and Mlldnid ZleeJer Ola St Clatr Hel~~terandBelvaWUlard'.. Helen Carperiter, Belva read Keeping Animals QAt of .tile . Leota Smith, Nacml Reed Ruth Garden." Fran61s, Yvonne and YYI.'tte Attendtnlt ~picnic were Sam, · In Hemlock Grove was sharEd by the Walk-InGardeiiC!ubmembersand guests recently. Leota Smith hosted the plcnlc with members gtvtng !I garden~lnresponsetoroUcaU. . Willard: Young .. rut ••••• • WE . WILL P·R.O.f 'ECT -tHE RIGHTS .OF OUR EM·PtOYEES! ~ - 0 • ' ' ' j I ' • I The . majority ··of people you see pickethlg our ·store are not our employ~es. They. are here just fo.r th~ purpose of picketing our st~re. ·Th~y ate trying to give you the · .impression there is a labor/man.-· ageme.nt dispute in'.OUr storct ..this is not true~! Feel free·.-to ask.any o·f .our··employees about_ ·this.· Why does this ~nion want you to have .the im·pression there are labor/management problems in our store? To.cover up the fact that they are trying. to Jorce our ~m­ ployees into their ~nion ··witho~t ' ., . ' an election. We W·ill not' force.. our em·ployees into a unlon ·against their wi·shes. Our employees a.-re free to join any union of their choice as long as that decision is.made in a secret .election conducted by the· National .Labor Re.lati1>ns Board. Please feel free to ·verify any of this information with any of our employees. We also welcome the opportunity to ·have:you -compare our STORE and EMPLOYEES with • • any of our compet1t1on. • • j • a·IG BEND : '. I .. ' '700 W. MAIN ST. . : ~ .. POMEROY .' �., ., ~ ~- . The Daily Ohio The ' Divorce action filed in court · Area deaths Martha L. Searls' .. · ~ury , fmds ' ' . In MeigS County Conunon Pleas Court, SlleUil Ann 'f'ollrod, Athens, tlledtoradlvorcefromJilckEugene Follrod, Racine, and Barbara Jane Hollirook, Pomeroy, filed tor dlvorce fr001 eecn Holbrook, Jr., Kenneth R.Xeesee . 'Marks guilty ·ofmurder · have 'been setforFri!SaY,9a.m ..and 9:00a.m.II!IiJ)eCtlvety. W•lsbeble represented by .attonley SteYe Story, while J~U refll8ed 0011111e1. Both men face prlaon ll!lltelices U found gujltyo! the aUered chargoell. .M ' . ' LB. Sl'·.. 29' HAM ·SAL.AD .. ......•.•.•..••• J"cen6WO& .,..N .,. • . ' ' • '' SMITHFIELD ·BOILED HAM ........L.~.•••• ',1.97 ERIOR BIG RED · . ............... · LB ·.' ... ..·...age · OLOGN.A . ' T· • f1IStOOS meetmg Boos . ters . . . . . ~· 10.oz.:BIRDS-EYE FORD HOOK . LIMA. BEANS •........... :.•....89* . . . . . PERCH FllLElS •....~~~.~.Jl.98 r-::::::::::::==::::::::::::::::===========::::j 19 OZ. ·cAMPBELL'S CHICKEN ~i!ducatlon and resellfCh to the · University School of •Medicine In Huntington. W.Va. :, Prtvate memorial services for the :tarnny will be held at a later date. ~ In 11€11 of fiowers, !rlends may l'nake donations to the .Mountain ''Mission School Inc., at Grun(!y, Va. .. . t.:· . f'', . COSTS LESS PER USE THAN, REGULAR DOWNY . EASIER ' MORE . ' ~Homecoming set ... ' . JsEb. .c'~~E~. ··········~·B.Q~ ... S3.09 COFFEE MATE .......)At.. S3:09 46 OZ. DEL 'MONTE . . c $ \ 1 ORA'·N··G.E" UI ·E ' CAN e . .J ••••.••••••• ' ·1•·39 . STORE& PO~ ' lOI LET PAP'ER .'.'..••~~~~.} 1.49 .; TheRev.JodyHollandwillspeak. :t'he Shade Valley Boys and other .l9cai talent wm entertain. The . ~bile Is Invited. 4 MIXED VEG'ETABLES .. ~~~~ 2/99 ' 1.6 Ol. DEL MONTE . . CAN ' ·..89¢ :· PEAR 'HALVES-·................ OZ. NABISCO COOKIE BREAK . . COOK. IES .· . . . PKG: . $1 7·9 '!' • • "':. I ' , " "' Admissions - Julia Boyles, ~Jdcueport; Dale Roush, Raclile. . :··: Discharges - Titus Plckes, frbomas Klein, Barbara Boling, ~!tie MoiT!s, Jl!lla Boyles. . ! • •••••••••••••••••••• 5 OZ. SWANSON'S · ....r. -. - ' - . • ·' - ,• f:mergency runs •• ~:: FourrunsweremadeTuesdayby ~ Meigs . . C . oun :t.iledlcal Service. ty Emerj:ency ::· Rutland was called to Happy l!oUow Road atS: 10 p.m. for Connie )ilash to Veterans Memortal Hasp!· '1lil; at 10:00 p.m. Pomeroy went to ·~ County Inllrmary for Etta Mae ·~to Veierans MernortaJ Hospl· . 'tal; .at 5: 09 a.m. Rutland Wt>nt to ,NJeigs Mlne 1 for Ted Cremeans to· :Veterans Memorlal Hospital; at '!1:53 a.m. lite flight to Veterahs )'iemorlal Hlispltal took Ted ere. 'l'tleans · to University Hospital, •Columbus. ..... ' AUGUST '84 SUNDAY ,..---.--------- I Save Th"IS Sheet fOr Savings PowhuJ}ters to m~t · I . ~ I 1 LB I Limiil . :: The Meigs County Fox Chasers will meet In regular · ~ion Friday, 8 p.m., at Eagle 'Rldge. ' ~:•. · fMeigs •.. -~ (ContlnuediromPage1) and the bridge needs 5¢ . .1· GoCNIOnlyl-2-84 1 . Go.odOnlyl-3-14 . Good0nly8·4·84 I I CT I u.nti1 6¢ 1 I COUPON SNYDER'S 1 I COUPON . 1 DUNCAN H!NES I. ! ' CRACKERS . I CakelMOix:s 8¢ · '9¢ · I Pot~to Chips ¢ I' _________ , _______ .,__ I Ill. . 1 Li11itl 1 · COUPON I. · ZESTA. I I LB. . l Limlt1 . • I; Good Only. 8-J.84 OZ. 1 11.5 llmitl' · · , 1 . fM>balt !Wets 1·. :;,~: 3~~~ ·wliet.her !inlertheblddlni~andtabled ~ award\ng of contracts Ulllll they .· .I'Wmdtng ()f ~ BoyiJ fcir S5,IXXI.u (,'Ooclerk of the county &rk's oillce. .. I COUPON . I COUPON %LITER · I COUPON . I SMUCKER'S GRAP£ I COUPON I ' kraft Philldtlphl• 1 I · . : L-~~!t2'"!!- - · ~~~~· 27' ·lu..,t 1 28~ · !,!,.it 1 29¢ ! Limit! 30' ! 31¢ !A:Jino~~L Whole Fryers .. ~ 59¢ ··• 19 Gfound ·Beef.. ~a.Sl . ' . .S.D.A . . ,, . .•• ' . ' ' #'' , . ~ BUC.~ET • . · . · . . . $}99 . Cub.e.·Steaks~11· .L~..• ·... · . . ~ -~ ' ' ~ ' ' ' ' . "' . ' . . . . 99"'' ·Ba·con ......... •'·•.•. • ·,COLUMBIA .. ·.. LB. · . · ' . > ' . . ,. CALl FORN lA ~· . Jolui G. G~. Jean o.,.,..,., Jerry J. Grueoer. No~~ Jean G......,., Tholma z. Reltmlre, John T. .RA!Itmlre, llelty L. lloiiOYon, PIIDIIP W. DOnovan. Billie E. Grueoer. ~ M. GruneF; MArgaret J. .,.....,.., Roy E. Armel lo Cllf!ord R. Smith, Lob. U. 12. 13 and 19. SY,..dloe. Gel'tlld E. Hlllerty, El~IIMh M. Sarwr, . 1ka Elizllbelh M. lfllferty to Farmen Bonk illld Sa\inp Co.. Shertll'l llftd, M..... Jlla~Oiie Rood 10 'lilfriD RaiMiolph Sr...:!1 am, IM!. . Wt!lldPII HOOper, Lena HOOper to Jimmie 01110111 Vlolel L.'DUJon, 1.113 acret , SCipio. Faye SchUIIZ. A. W. SChull! to )<ramer Exploration Co.. Right It Way. lled1ord. 2% . ... .. . NESTEA Instant .J.ea JlfF. . Peanut o·~. $2o.· 9 . 3··• . • 1801. ·.. 29 Butter..J 1 •• •. '' GRADE MEUIUM ·E·. g. g· • • •. • • • · -· ·s. . SUNSHINE • 4 ROLL 2HB. 99¢ Per Coupon . AIPowell's Aul. 4; 1984 • • Iii ·2./$1. $ p·ops ........•... COTTONELLE PKG. DOZ. JELLO PUDDING " reaUJar meeting ()f the ~lgs County REACT Team will be held Friday, 7: :II at the Multlpui-poBe Bulldlni on Mulben'y Hetatrta. ; AU membenl ahou1d plan to attend. Allo, anyone lnteiested In ~ tblle>r&aJIIiatlon II wekmll! toat1end thtmeetlllg. ' • .• . '' 5 9 Milk ..... ~A~ $} ' ; .DOG FOOD " ·" ·~ BROUGHTON'S >; TOILET ·TISSUE . .(• 1 .. . REACf meeting ·. p.m. . ·cantalo.u,pes ... 69¢• . O""""'r. Margaret Jane Afmes, Billie f:. 01'111!1!01', Robert E. GN...,., Betty Donovan, c.rt. o1 Thins .. syrocuoe: PaUl T . C,_., Carolyn A. a,_, Robert E . GJ'U8tlr, 1 Narma Jean Grueter1 ' $ Rou:nd. Steak '.L~ $189 ' Thelma G.,._, em. or Trans., Syracu10. Mollie Gulnlber to 'lb!lma Grueser; CJe<lr&e M. G~; Q!rt. 11 Trans., S)Taeute: . .Thelma T. ·Grueeer to Paul T. Orueter, .lolln G. G,_,., 'lb!lma RA!Itmlre, Jetty .... ' \ 9 14 W1eners ,.......~B. John C. <Mntlier to MolUe Guinther. · -~:~n~~~~~l-~O:~~~~~--l-!~.!:Z!·~~--1-~~~~~~~~~-j__8~~~~:-a:,~J:.:~~~~~!~, . OSC~R MAYER · ·.· .. Androw Cross to ~Racine Regional sew.r DIJt .• Racine Vlllqe. I I . ' 'I •Ed:Mn . . ----. · COUPON 2 LITER . ' !I' " : I·. ' PllZZlA. COUPON . I WAGNER · , I um11 1 ~COL~, Ohio (AP) 7 Sur· gJ.'ims at {:)niverslty H~pltals said . · tQdaY. they would attempt · to reattach the arm ofaSoutllerrlOhlo C'oa! Co. worlcer injurett early t1Us lllomJng ln.an accident at Southern Qhlo's Meigs No. 1 preparation plant. . . Steve HUes, a spoJ(esman for · Southern. Ohio's parent company, American ·Electric PQwer, Said Franklin T. Cremeans, 47. was taken to University HIJS!lltals from Veterans Hospital Jil Pm~eroy. .HUes !iald federal and state mining of!lctalS \vere i!JveSllgat!ng . the Incident at the plant, near Wllkesvllle. , . HUes said company offtclals.were not certain how . the accident oCcurred. but that. "it did Involve a · coal conveye~ belt Inside the coal preparatiOn plant.'" He said Cremeans was .a 1-epatnnan-helper In the prepara: tlon plant, Which washes already mined coal H:e Silld !lie accident occurred about 5 ~.in . . . '1'hei'e ·a re .other people In the plarit at that hour, ... but he was the oilly p!1'S0D Involved," HUes said. ·. ~ HUes saia Unlvenlty Hospitllls surgeons predicted thE! procedure to reattach Cremeans' ann could ".take about all afternoiln.'' · . I ·l l GOlD MEDAd l Frankie Wieners 1 · nou• · 1 RC COLA IJELLY or JAM l Cream Cheese f Orange Drink I COCAwCO.LA· I . · 19¢. . 1f 5LBllllli·1 20¢ ' l1 Limit 1 · 21¢ , 1320Z . .2 . 2¢. · . Iallil!'ltoz. I, ·23¢ ' .llln.'it I 54 0Z. 24¢ I 25¢'. . . l Limit I .. · llimli I . ~· . . . .llll"itl · . . 1 Good Only 8-19·84 1 Good Only 1-2CI'84 : l , Good Only 1-21·84 . I Good Only 1·22·84 . 1. Good Only 8·23·84 I Good Only 1-24·84 l Good Only 8-25·84 · .--~--. . ----~,.~-------~~r-;-----------t~------~--+-~-------:-, ~---.;.-----~~------~--· ,I COUPON COUPON I COUPON I' COUPON ,· I COUPON ·l COUPON •LIMIT ONE ON I THRIFT KING GALLON cLonx • 12 oz. TREET 1 HUNTs 32 oz. 1 2 LITER · 1 ' 2 Ls:'coLUIIIA 1 · . • PaperTowel.s BLEACH l .Lunch Meat l CATSUP I· PEPSI' COLA l BACON IALL COUPONS :, Crews should also llnjsh repairing &uardralls near Bradbury soon, !Roberts remarked. . :;: The earth-mOver at the landflll ~hould oow be operational, RoiJerts :faid. He estimated repairs at$6.~. :· Corrunl$sloners accep~ Q\IOtes bituminous matertals. for Au!tu;t. The August contract for lanionlc materials was awarded to Materials, Marli!tta. Con· tot other materials were !'ta~led. . . ' :.. Comrnlsslt)ftet"S were unCJeer a hew c:o:.npany could now tommlsslonen approVed the .. USDA CHOICE . Property transfers I 9.5 OZ. , · . . umitl . 1 t I Go~d 01ly I·~Oc84 1· Good Only 1'11-84 · +-------~.-+--------~-~. ---,----·-COUPON .t COUPON . I_ COUPQN . 1 COUPON ' 3 LB. BAG YELLOW I BROUGHTON 12 OZ. I Chicken of the Sea I MIKE SELL IOZ. llimit1 · I ·· Good ORiy 8·8-84' . COUPON . MR. P FROZEN · l Good Only H·84 .. I Good Onlyl-6·84 GoocfOnly 8·H4 ~----~~~---~-----~----1-· l1 'GRADE COUPON l · COUPON I COUPON I AMEDIUM f BANQUET I JUMBO ROLL BOUNTY I l . EGGS· l TV DINNER 1 TOWELS I ONIONS I Cottage Clleese I~~::TUNAti!,~i IPotato Ch I ooz 12¢ IJioz. }3¢ I .. 14¢· l1 Li11it I 15¢ II limit 1 ·t' 6¢ lI ·17¢ .•soz.. 18¢ ·l Limii 1 I Lilli! 1 · I1 1 lumt 1 . 1 Godo Only 8-12·84 . l Good Owly 1-13·84 I Good ~ly 1·14·84 I Good Oillyl-15-84 ·I ' li!iod Only,&-16,-84 I Good Only 1-17·84 I .Good Only 1·18·84 I , COUPON SUPERIOR 12 OZ. ·,ri• · ---------~-., ' ~-~--------~---------.....---- -·------t----7-----t--~------~t·--- ~-----+---- j:epatr. Roberts sa~. · t~ positive. .. ' 111111 ' 'structure · 1.:: ·C~LENDA'R COUPO·N CLIP & SAVE ~ERYDAY 1 . GoodOnlyl: l-14 Fox chasers to meet '•, ~latlon . t----------,-----------~---.-------:-~---.---~-:---.-t-----------f---------:::--1------~---1 " . ' 1 ..t ~ ' . . .· II · All Month! . . . ., SAVE THIS. SHEET COUPON ,COUP0!\1 COUPON · I .. . II GIANT VALUE ·II ZESTCOUPON:' BATH SIZE . Mortop's Rq. oi Iodized ClliiPbtll'l C,hicken I NONE AVAILABLE I· BREAD , 1 SOAP .· . SALT NOODLE .SOUPI 1' Limit... .1I umit 1' 2'. . II 260Z 3¢ ' 10750Z 4¢ • 1I , AT OUR .STORE . ,111200Z LOAF· Limit i . . · . umn1 : lt .COLUIIBIA'SLICED COUPON I COUPON I COUPON I Giant V1lue Hlmbilrt I KlAn PARKAY I _ BACON Ior HotdOI BUNS l MARGA7RINE '•• . VltONf SOAY ' I :.· The Chester Bowhunters and · ;\rebery Club will have a meeting ~th election of officers for 'the . . .Cpmtng year on saturday, 5 p.m. :iintn7 p.m., atBrown'sTaxldermy. , CtJSTOMER APPRECIATION · 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY; .ott .; · PRICES IN EFFEClTHRU SAT., AUG. 4, 1984, The Jury had deliberated sine!! Thursday afternoon. · ' Rutland man IQSes annin accident . ' ' Yeterans Memorial ' ,. 16 OZ. GOLDEN ISLE 'Mor1.-Sat 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . resldents of Meigs County, four of them Within the Meigs Local DIStrict. The sixth Is noW living In Lancas~. but will be rnovtng 'to Meigs County. The group ,emploYed lnclu(jes .Jamie SisSon ' Blaetlnar, Kathy . Haley, Deborajl Plckeiis, ClUford Kennedy and Frederick J , Blaet· . !J!IIr, aU resklents of.the county, arid Cheryl D. NoiT!s, Lancaster, who is an art teacher . . :.~ 4 ROLL PACK COnONELLE :P.m. ' STORE HOURS :_ graduations. . · . The board hired six new teachers for this fall and five of thEm are 100 COUNT TENDERLEAF TO CARRY, . M. JAR ~2.29 MIRACLEWHIP Limit~ . To · . The Meigs Local $chQOI District Board of Education, at a fEglllar sessloil Tuesday night, pointed out that lt ~ otter ppportunlty for young people to return to Councy following their college, ·, 32 OZ. KRAFT . USE Ya AS MUCH . ~= 9= .:, The Long Bottom Community ;Homecoming will be held Sunday at •lhe community building. ;_:: A potluck dinner will be begin at ..:J2:lJ.p.m., wlih a program at 1:ll . N'QODLE SOUP ......C.~~ ...•.. 99¢ ..-.,rlple Concenttated1JDWOU: ~arshall · w. .. Board hires five .Mei~ countians . as.new teachers . ' 1-LB. BOOTH . ' :: In acrordance.with the wisheS of ;r.trs. Searls, her bOdy bas been I r ~riated In the Interests of medical : · ATHENS, .01)10 (AP) - A 29-year-old Glou$ter man has been COnvicted of aggravated murder In · theDecemberhlghwayS!aylngofan · Ohio Urllverslty student. . · The Athens. County <;mnmon Pleas Jilry that convicted Everett . Wayne Marl!s on Tuesday must decide )r;hether . he should be setite~eq to death or life In prison for t1J!! slaying of Sl!awn Myers, :!i, of Zanesville. Aseparaie hearing · tbat Issue Will be hellfln the next few days. , ' ' .. ·Authorities have~ Marks was In a car With two other lJlEII when he ·.fired a shotgun at a car the trio was chasing Oei:. 18 on Ohio Route 13 lll!ar Mllllleld ln A thetis County. · ,\uthorltles said )he attack w~ 1 UilPTOVOked. . • Jurors also convicted Marks of felonious assault In the shoOtlilg of W1111ain Knapp of Pl)llo the sarne night while Knapp was driving near · • KennethRaymoll(jKeesee, 74,Rt. .: Martha Louise Hartinger Searls, 4, Pomeroy, died Tuesday In 'iO, SouthSlxthAvenue,Middleport, VeteransMemortaJHospital. ~ed Sunday In Holzer Medical Mi.Keeseewasamemberot the Chillicothe. :(;enter, foUowing a Ungerlng Ulness. Rutland Church Of the Nazarl!ne. A divorce wa.s granted to Char~age I ~· Mrs. Searls was born June 15, He was born 111 Freedom, Ky., a lene A. Jewell and Frailklin Curtis · :1914, lnMiddleport,adaughterofthe , Ro Jewell. Marriage llcenSes have beet! · 'iate Lawrence C. and Hazel B. =~the~. land T. and Lottie · In a partition suit between Carl · Issued In M• County Probate ·tanner Hartinger. · Survivors Include hls wire, Ada CLive Luckadoo and and Frances Court to Jason Joe Davis, 27, ·,:: Shewasalsoprecededlndeathby ,. Marie May Keesee; five sons, Luckadoo,theco\ll'lruiedlnfavQrof Pomeroy, and Deborah Jlllle De- · ;l1er husband, Wptlam Leo Searls, In Kenneth B. · Keesee of . Gallon. .· t)le plalntUf, Carl L~. Upon Witt, 25, Pomeroy, and to Michael 1983. and by a daughter, Malcine Wllllarn Keesee o! Pasadena · payment oU9,1XD, the plalntUf Is to sam Peters, 19, Dexter, and Anna ~Is. . . ' Texas, tmest c. Keesee of Colum: receive a wrtt of deed to!IJeproperty Ruth J;:dm!Ston, 20, DelC!er: . .;; Mrs. Searls was a member or the · bus, . and Elbert L. Keesee aild In questkin. · ;MlddleportChurchofChrlst. James E. Kre;ee both o!MiddleLester Wise Jr. and l'ranklln •: Surviving , are two daug~\ers, port; two daughte~ Mrs. ~ Jewell appeared In Court on charges ;~rtha Jean Craig of Middleport, POzZ!e of Pasadena, an(! M!s. <lhlleged probation mlatlons. Both TheSclploTownsllipTrusteeswW .. )!rid f!,ut)l Carolyn Searls of Colmn- Christine teen of Colmnbus; 'lt men are oow being held In the Meigs meet . at 7 p.m. ~ In the ~s; agrands()n,Stevetll)uftyCraig. grandchildren and 16 ~at- . CountyJallpendlnghearlngswhlch ttJwns!llphall;inPagevllle. ~Pornt!roy; !hreegranddaughters, gtaildchlldren; and a brother·ln• . .;Jennifer Craig of Middleport, cm(!y. Jaw,·TooUe May. . · · · ~Continued from Page 1) ··--__;,.,.~.=;..;;.:.......~..--.. lWU!well of Glouster, and Patricia ~ was preceeded In death by hl!i Board member Robert SnowOOI Board . rnem~rs and Sou1sby !!l'at) . Custer of Middleport; two parents, a son, two brothers and a 'said. 'ihe district bas given , aw. ay stressed that ha·"~" the stadium at . ~t-grandchlldren, EU Craig of step-sister. '"'" ~kkllepor!i and Sara Craig of Frtelids may cl\11 at Hunter several piE(.'es ot property whiCh theconuncomunlpltyex . t~.·wo,_uld... \)rlilg the " orneroy; a. brother, Lawrence D. Funeral Home.from 24 and 7-9 on mlghthawbeen!!Old·tora~money uo;-~· ~L.O.) Hartinger of Mld(lleport; Thursdayandatt)lechurchonehour · tot such a sladlum project and he, SoUlsby also pi'QIIOiled that the -three haU·slsters, Violet Jordan of beforethetuneral. along With Barton; Indicated Inter· · board look Into the cons1ructlon of +.oJ.wnbus, Betty l.an!er of Bidwell, ~ral services will be at 1:ll est In the ~thletlc boosters proposal. · restroom · facllliles at the present :-Bnd Mary Lu Boggs of Middleport; p.m. Frtday at the Ru!iand Church It was jlgreed With Supertntel)d· at)lletlc complex.' The board also •two half·brotbers, Gen. James V. oftheNazarene, WlththeRev.LioYd ent Dan C. Morrts to arrange for a Indicated lnterestlnthlsprojectand •~lngl!r of Colorado ~prlngs, . Grlnun officiating. Burlal will be ln new appraisal of the junior high Soulsby will secure cost estimates. ;p>Jo., and pavid Hartinger; and the Miles Cemetery. property with the'ldea of, ·pethaps, Soulsby pledged support of the -several cousins. advertising for bids. athletic boosters In the project. $_3 49 Limit one Per c~~h 0 o. • Good Ot1ly At P'uw.ll's Offer Sat., Aui 4•.1984 49 1 .PUREX DETERGENT. 1470Z. . $349 Limit One Per Coupon . Good Dnly At Powell's Offer Explra' Sat.. Aua. 4, 1984 . �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel I I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Wadneaday, August 1. 1984 The Daily Sentinel Wadnetday, A491J8t 1, 1984 Bus.iness SeNice PHONE '992-215.6 We'd lih to lntroduct loU lo Enll(l_o·A·Car, theMotllrn:uy . to dr:1o tho Ythlclt of your. ; choice . Ncf Down Payment lo II lhl P I wer on Y aymt~ BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING I 801, 3M Pomeroy, OH . 45769 ' EXCAVATING •LA . NO ·CLEARED· -~EPTI C SYSTEMS •GRA.VEL HAULED ..., d Bon ed MercllciiHIISI F1nonc 1al For F11tor Strvieo Call 614-992-6737 1-Card ofThanks(pald In advancat 2-ln Memory (paid ·In advance) 3-Annou ncements 4-Giveaway 5-HappyAds 6-Lost:llnd Found ' 7 ' Yard Sale tpald In advan.,.·) 8-Pubic Sale & Auction 9 -Wanted to Buy 21·Buainell Opportunity 2 ·2 · Mclney to Loan 23-Profellional Service• A::c~l lstate 31 -Homesfor Sale 32· Moblle Homes for Sale 33-Ferms for Sale 34· Businen Buildings 36-Lots & Acreage ~6-Reel Estate Wanted [ lll!llny mr.n l SI! r VICI! S II 1 - Household . Good~ Public: Notice Public: Notice a. 446-Galllpolls 387- Chuhlre · 388-VInton 2411- Rio Or1111de 218-0uyan Dlst. 143-Arablal Dlst. 378-Welnut • 81-Hornelmprovamenu. 82-Piumbing' & Heating 8 3-Excavating 84-Eiectrlcal & Refrigeration 81i· Ganeral Hauling 86-M .H. Repair 87-Upholstery 61 · Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 53-livestock 64· Hay & Grain 66-Seed & Fertilizer SEPTIC TAlKS I.STALLEp FIIR ISnMATH Meigs County Area Cqd• 614 Mason Co .. WV Area Code 304 9 92 _:_ Middleport Pomeroy 986 - Chester 343 - Portland 247- l.etart Falls 949-Raclne 742'-Rutlend 887-CoolvHie 675- Pt . Pleasant 468 - leon 5 76- Apple Grove 773- Mason 882'- New Haven 895- Letart 937-Buffalo . . 367-7560-367-76 CHESHIIE, OHIO 3 1 Public- Notice Case No. 24487.. 'Robert ·A Durst. 5:i89 S Bald i(not>:Sttve<S\nlle Road. Po'ljand. Ohio, 45770. was appotnted·Execu- M1ddleport. to -wtt : S1tuated lf;l the State of Oh1 o. County of Me•gs and .n the Village of M 1ddteport and descnbed as fo llows Wlthm 30 days of the date of th1s nottce. !O The Enwonmer'l· tal Board of Rev1ew. Am. 101 . 250 E Town St.. Columbus. OH. 432 15 Not1ce of any tor of the estate of Sidn ey W . Lot One Hundred E1ghty- S1x appeal shall be filed wllh the Durst , deceased. late of 5622 4 (186) 1r") Bosworth's Ad d llt on to Lower Pomeroy, •as des1~n a t ed SR1' 24. Portland. Oh10. 45770 on th e Plat of sa1d Add1t 10n llobert E. Bucl<, beanng date. of ·Oo;:tober 2 4, Probate Judge 1973. l•led tn the offtce of the ly:,lena K. Nlllllroad Recorde r of Me1gs County. C!ert: Ohio. and recorded tn Plat Book No. 2. Page 10 of the Reco rd of (7) 11. 2&: (811. 3tc dtreciO r w1th1n 3 d ays. Pro posed ac t1 ons w11l become Imal unless a wntten adJudicatiOn heanng request is submined w 1th1n 30 days of the ISSuance date: or th e d1rector rENises/wnhd raws the proposed ' ac· 11on . Any person - m~y S1J bm1t comments and/ or . request a m eeting regar d1ng any non ~ fmal act1o n wtth •n 30 days of the date mdtcated . "Ac !ton." as used above does not 11iclucie rece_1pt of a ver 1t1ed ~ompla1n t , If stgn1f1cant pu bl1c 1nterest ex•sts. a publ1c meet1ng may be . h eld As to any action, 1nc!ud1ng rece1pt of venf1ed comptamts. any person may obtam nbttce of further ac.t•pns. and additi Onal 1nfbrma1ion Unless otherwise prov1.d ed 1n nottces of p articular acti ons, all communicat)ons shall b 8 sent to: Hear1ng U. S. AT. 50 EAST , GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho& Farm Equipllltnt liMier • Farm Equipment & SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL·ESTATE The Stato of Ohio, MEIGS County. Common Plaaa Court :. l!radlthrift of America, Inc. Plaintiff i' . Bertha Brooks. sa1d po1nt of beg1nn1ng also-b'eJOQ the northeast corne• of a rot ovvned by Jerry and Cathy Swartz. record ed •n DeEid Book: No. i5S Page No 129. Deed Rec.ords at Me1gs County, Oh1o: thence S • 63 deg. E 28 5 lee: along the vs. Jerry D. Swartz and Catlty A. Swartz, 01 al .. " Dofandants c- No. 84-CV-111 In pursuqnce of an Order of Sale m the above e ntHied • actton. I wt ll offer for sale at o'ubltc aucttan'. at the door of Jhe Court House tn POMEROY. m the above named County. on SATU RDAY. the 25th day ol Aug ust, 1984. at 10:10o'clock A.M , the fo Uowtng descnbed real estate. Stluate m the County sou th s1d e of Road No. 3: thence S 27 deg 04' W 63 .9 feet to the southeast corner of sa td Jerry and Cathy Swartz lot. ther1ce N ~ deg. E 70 fe!et ?long the east side of ~aid lot. to the place of' begin n1n9. contatnmg .021 acres. more or less. Except aU leg al nghts of way 6r, easements. E~c~ pt coal. oil and gas rights With nght to m1ne same., PARCE L 2: Sttua:ed 1n the 26th day of June. 1928 . .and 1n that trans fer was bounded and descnbed as foll ows Begmnmg on the South s1de of the Leadtng Creek Road at the West ltne of Bertha Brooks· land: th ence SOuth 3 ' deQ. West 70 feeT alo ng Bertha Sroo\:.s' west ltne thence sou th 73 deg 30' West 60 feet. thence north 2 1 30' Wes t 160 feet to south of Leadtng Creek Road · thence.south 63 deg. East 135 feet along t he s·o uth s1de of the leadtng Creek Road to the place of begmn tng Page 963: Vol 214. Page 407: Vol. 170. Page 501 . and Vol. v,. as The 51118 . of Ohio, MEIGS •• ·' Claulfleds ·cind·. . \' ' Savell I ofdef" • Write yOUr . own :ad end by rriail with ttlis . coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get , results. MoneY not refundable. Name·-------.;...-AddNI~-------------- Publici Notice sh•p Of Orange, Co unty of Me1gs and State of Oh1o· Be•ng 1n Orange Townsh1p and 'be1ng 1n Lot No. 6 •n R1ggscrest Manor· Add •t•on as recorded 1n Volume 4 4. Metgs County Plat Records. Except1ng and reservmg to former g ra ntors all m1nerals under sa1d real es tate w1th ng ht to mtne and remove same Without 1nru rv to the surface . Aelerence Deed· ·volume Yo. -.and Gole ,E. Wolfe · Deed Record s Located 1n theY at A1ggscrest Real Estate General 29. Plainllrt w Mich.:.. D. smith, IIIII. Defendonto ' C.. No. 83 CV ·231 In pursuance of an ord er of Sale 1n the a b<>le .entt tled on day ol sa le JAMES J. PROFFITT' SHERIFF M e1gs Cou nty 17125 181 1. 8. 3tc 1---.,.------- PROBATE COURT OF MEIGB COUNTY. OHIO , E - of Sidney W. Durat. Doce11ed, C-ND. -244111, , Docket 1 2. Pagoc 433. Saturday. the 25th day or Cler<. OEPA PO Box 10 49. Columbus. O H. 43216 Ph. 16 14 )·466 -6037 Conwl: ORC Chap. 3745 and OAC Chaps. 3745-47 and 3746-5 lor reQUirements . August. 1984. at l O': OO o'c'The following were rece •vedlock, A .M ., the tollow1ng des- /p reparedbyTh e 0hio Env 1ron · q 1bed real estate. s!luate in the .marital Protec!l on A g e n cy County of Meigs and StMe of fOEPA) laSt week. Effective Ohio: and 1n· the' Village of dal es of fm al actiOn s and ISSuance dates of 'proposed Real Estate ·oenerel 'act10rls are stated F1nal act1o ns , Draft NPOES Permtt ~ sub· PIJBUC NOTICE m :1n1 An.. llllli,..i,, 01. lOCI to reviSIOn ' Dark D1amond Coal Corp , Sal1 sbury Twp., OH. P ub ~c· Noilco Date 07131/8 4 ·. Recetvlng Oh10 A1ver GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL . SERVICE · Recine. OH. PH. 949-2320 Commercial, Residentiel & Industriaf All Work Guaranteed "FREE ESTIMATES" 7/9/1 mo. Waters · Tnb · to PH. 441-1a8.8 . Sate 1n the above ent1iled act•on. I will o ffer for sale at publ•c auct1on. at the door of the Court House 1n Pomeroy. m the above named County.' on Saturday. the 25th d ay of August. 198 4. at 10 30 o'clock A:M , Ihe follow 1ng d esc rtbed real estat e. Situate 1n the Coun ty of M e1gs and State of Oh•o.· and 1n the TownshiP of Orange. E . Mai1nW ·POMEROY, 0. Reel Emte General TEAFORD·· 218 ~.2nd St. • . Phone POMEROY - 2 nice 'build· lois on Wright St. Wiler $~.000. 00 uch. MONTGOMERY REALTY FOR SALE (1) HOUS£ ·IN CIIESTIR: Tine IICIIS with I nbly constJucted conaN blocll home 26d0, 3 bedroo!IIS, one blth, 12115 IM!w room llld 24x24 fiRiily Plftillty carjllllld, fuel oil , _ with flcilitie$ for wocidbunw. 12115 lOGin. block stolllt llliltlilw. 20130 blocl . . .. .... oil Rt 248, tollllly llllinJ, )1 mile •st of Chatlr, Q!l!Q•.•.' -.... ' . (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down· sllirs equippld with kitchen, livinc roo111, dinifll room ·lnd dtn; •patalrs has two lled- roOIIIs 1nd one Ill~; house 1110 his blstmtnl lot sill epprox. 48'1301'. Nttdt won. II inttftstld COIItlct Tilt Hotltllltloul llllt In belli, 94..2210. •. f92-22S9. : = ~ . ' !~ •' os:nliG ....; IIIICilll lllW usniiG.- 3. betjroom modeled home. Insulated vinyl sidiri& carpetin& g.s eu;ance and garage in !own location. ' ,.. 2'-lnlom hon1e !Ill lloor IIEW usrtiiG - .•• UITIIIG- ....... 2.4 acres, SR 124..ra- Ravenswood Bridge. Almost new 3 Ill 4 bedroQmS, gas fr..ance -wilh added ' 111 IIOOdbtA'ner. Vinyl siding. Just $39,500. 1WO lMILEIIS - Two bedrooms in each, drilled wei(, spring and 15 acres of ~nd. A real bargain at $15.000. ST!IACIJSE . - 3 bedroom frame home. nice iMI 1a1s near lhe .schools. Only $25,000. THREE ACRES - Racine - 3 4 bedroom remodeled home. I 1h balhs, aluminum Ill sidin~ Park like area and · indudes an old !railer. $27.500. OllllR FIIWICIIIG - New 2 bedrooms, .planned 2nd bill! IIJ!l 11miy room, Pld slruclion. On~ $18,000. THIIJEEII ACRES - CGfJ. Good invesCrnent Ill old Rl 7 1M* TUJIIII!IS Plains. Excellent homll •• 1WO· FARIS - Sutton '1f Rl6nd Townships. 83pr .10 acres. 5 roam and 7 ioom houil. Mintnls wi1ll i1lr1ll farms. r._ IJIS on 110 "'* Senices 111111; lui blslmirl~ idrull1ad. eQuipped ltiiJ:hen. llolld Clllldi- tiOn. $32,000. 1-(8141·982-3325 II. L. "Bud" McGHEE Brohr·Auction Service . Ch,ryl Lemley, Mttas County Associate Phone ·742·3171 a um1111 -Puilrlrur Conven . fllusel cto,wrbm II your neads. 3 Wd!uoms, I · pill! in aldy. F.. bl!lauc, \1 litre lit Other ~$24,000.00.' ' ' . Ill · - . T•Jilllp - Approx, 321 atniS Ill vacanl MIOded lind. All miil*ll righls. . Catl fur 'dlllils. . '• llW usttiia -·l'lrll•llf . A view Ill the river whld to BRAUN& · -ASSOCIATES LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DQN'T BUY No Down Payment Excellent Rata1 For lnfer,;,alion Coii .Collec't 614-423·5560 7/6/1 m'o. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992· 7013 New Ch~Yy Truck .. .. FENDER ............. 176.95 DOORS .... .. ...... Il49.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 BUMPERS .......... '69.95 GRILL.. .. :.. .......... '42.50 R. SUPPORT ... .. .. '84.95 TAIL GATE ......... '85 .00 FORD FENDER .... 169.95 BUMPER ..... .. ..... 1()9.95 Also Some Car fenders ·A vailable H l · ll ~ . the conl!nlment of lhiS J-.4 bedruom, llorpe, I\) baths. fireplace; lull besement,.prelly sun room , $33,500.00. workshop . NlW USTIIIG - A fully furniShed 3 bedruoin Cll1laae wilh I front porch lfJ8I will JljYe you a IJIOCJrlfllic vW Ill the Ohio lli'm. forced lir heM, lP.C. water, I acre lit' Cllll!! . Only $19,900.00. . lfAR ~0 - :Ire you in the pruducl business? Three wood frlme ..r- .. eri-1 spiCe. Corn• wiCh lllll1!ft IRd vent faqs. Includes 1 J-.4 bedroom house tlr retUI unilar b!nant house. A!lprux, li 1m let Mlting $26,150.00, . Roger Hysell ALL'STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS GARAGE SIJIS St1rt Ftoll) 12'116' Rl. 124, Pomeroy Ohio UTILITY BUILDINGS AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR • Sizts f~om 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnnl1tld Doc_ Hou111 AI~ P&S BUILDINGS Transmluion ' PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 RaciH, Oh. Ph. 114-143-5191 . . you IUI.TOI 111nrJ L C1elaad. k . · .~. . . . ,.... 5t.!!.ID . . Dltllo Ttn,lr RENT A CAR CALL 446~4522. "We Rent for less" U-SAVE ·AUTO REN:rAL 'SI . Rl. 160 North Galllpelio, OhiO . · 7( 11/lfn SUPERIOR . SIDING co:. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typeo Worked in home •r• 20 years ''' FtH E1timete1" . EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 · ·7/912 mo. d. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiatOrs and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Mid~leport, Ohio 1·13·tfc MRS. STARR ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER Tells your past, pruent ·lnd futurt. Advice on all matters· Of life. · · All readinp are private and confidential. -s. 11577th St. g· Parkersbura. W. V1. _ F01i llore Information ~ Call 304·428-3992- . ~ Permtt No 01 P00157"AD 181 'r. lie EE. (0,00 Doly tlltordly Ill I ,,I ,) Include dilcounl 28. _ _ _ _ _ __ C~ Wa-.. These cash rates 26.-----27. - - - - - - . • Leader Mortg•ge · be appealed. 1n wnttng . Real Estate Oener.. 21. - - - - - - " 22. 23. The property app ra1sed at 518,500 and can not be sold for less than t'NO·l hlfdS Of lhat amount. . Terms of . Sale: Cash 10 hand The actton. I w1t1 offer for sale at pubht auct1 on. at.the door of : Public Notice the Court House 1n Pomeroy, in 1------'--~-­ the above named Cou nty, on COUNTY: MEIGS Public: Notice In pu rsuance of an Order' of tile "!tuff is Mrflowi"'ltle So - Sltur:lay ifs yard - fTon: 10 A.M. 20.- - --- Conw101.., _ CCM1 . GOODUSED . GAS & ELEC. OIIVEAB Wultsrs IG. outcii_LU,illlt ll; fr11zm. Soin Whirlpool, IIJial. TV & APPLIANCES Defandantt Cue No. 84-CV-135 unfortullltely, lind onee moro lB. . -_ -_ -_ -_19, _ _;_ 171 JAMES J. PROFFITI SHERICF MEIGS COUNTY 25 18) 1. 8. 3tc · OF AOIJ,CIARy , On J uly 13. 1984. 1n the ONE MORE TIME 17. - - - - - - PROPERTY APPRAISED AT 560.000 and cannot be sold for less than two-thtrds of, the appra1sed amount. T ERM S OF SALE: Cash tn hand NOTICEOFA~NTMENT Charolette I hod linn up on ~d sales. but. ( IFarRent. Ohto. . Also <nown. . as: 640 - Plu m Str eet. Mtddlepor t. Oht o 4 5760 Cqunty. Manor . 2.67. Page 995. Metgs County COUNTY.. ' Comn\on Pleas Court Geooge. Collint. 'freosun:r <lf Mlligl Co.. ., Diomond Sa:vings & loan Co., The City loan and SIIW!gs Co. . ~ Plaiudffa IC·WII. 1 Be•nq located 1n the Town - ( )Wanted i )For Sale ( )Announcement Public NQtice 29-5. Page· 129. Deed Records of Metgs County. Oh10. PROPERTY APPRAISED AT: Townsh ip of S311Sbury. County of M e1gs. and State of Oh•o. Parcel No. I. s 2. I00.00 Parcel No 2. S38.500.00 . in the Townsh1p of Saltsbury, Sec tton 35. Lol TOO. 25 Acre Properties cannot be sold for . IQ·Wt!: School Lot as sarne.appearS on ~PARCE L 1. Bemg tn 100 acre' the A ud1tor's Tax D uplicate for . fess than two·lhtrqs of the Lot No. 3 19. Sahsbury Town- the year 19 4 7, In the nam e of appra •sed amounts. TERMS : Cash 1n hand.' shtp. Me1gs County. Oh1o. and Eli Butcher. referencP. to Wh 1ch JAMES J. PROFFITT begtnntng at a potnt on the is be1ng made. said property Shertff south stde of the Lead •ng Creek was sold to A '1owell by M e•gs County .Road No 3 w he re the sout h Perry A. Atggs, Auditor of M etgs 1712.5 181 1. 8. 3tc ~ ·de of sa •d road mtersects th e Cou n\y, , Ohio. act111g the west property hne of W tlltam B Agent Of the State .of Ohio at a '. AJfe's 10.6 acre tract of land, forfeited Land Sale on the 20th , ·, Public Notice ••recorded tn d eed Book No. day or May. 19~~ 227 . Page No. 797. Deed The above-descnbed parcel Re co rds of M e1gs County. of land was sold to Elt Butcher SHERIFF'S SALE .Oh•o. formerly 1n the name of by . Jenme McElheimy on the . Of REAL ESTATE 1 .c.u rb lmlatl~n .1 I Pay Ca'sh for · • SHERIFf'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The 5-. of Ohio. MEIGS Refe rence deeds . Vol. 249. o f Metgs and Sfate o f Oh to, and .----~------~-----~----,. Public Notice Plats of M e1gs Cou nty. Oh•o. and rlO'N 1nc .orporated 1nto an d a pa rt of the Village of M• ddleport. M e1gs Cou nty. " Lois is redecorating ... PIANO TUNING & REPAIR SCOTT'S . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE PIANO TUNING For all your wirinc nttds; furnaces repair service and installetion : ' RIDIDnabte Quolily Workmanship Dehumidifiers, Parts ."\••rt'i nll \l••ilf•· \ln ~ Ufl /<: f ; nUitJ ~ :umH il'll Ot•o•r f:! ,l'r11 PH. 614-992-3718 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 7/ 30/84 S&WTV AND · APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. Chester, Ohio Ph .. 98&-4269 If No Ao...,, Call fls-4312 We Service All . Mok11 & Models Antenna lnlllilltlon Ho,so CtiiJ 11d Shop 5trvlce Avtillblo loc:ll Service Cells 115.00 7·26·1 mo. THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES . FREE ESTIMATES BUS.:·. 985-3813 985-3837 Residential & Commercial Call 742•3195 Or 992-5875 WE ARE YOUR SALES AIIO SERVICE HEAOQUARJEIS FOR •ZUITH •STLVANIA •SPEED QUliN LA.UNORY •GIBSON REFRIGUATOI We Hove A Full Time Sh'a p Technician en Duty : RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE ·· REGULA TORS & FlniNGS VOLUME DRIPS Wwel ooo 985·3813 Ruido- 985-3837 7/ 19/ 1 mo. pd. . 7/ 19/ l mo. pd. ' DENNY CONGO WILL ttAUL .JUST CALLI 992-3410 or 143-5424 LIMESTONE . GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-~~RI,RJ. Wolfe ~./' Investigations, I. . Inc. 614-992-7626 MIDDLEPORT, ·OHIO PRIVATE ) INVESTIGATION 1 OF ALL TYPES FREE HEAliNG TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computtrtnd HHrina Aid Stltction · Sllim Mold• - lnterpnliOI Services,_ LISA 1.' KOCH. I.S. 31 Help W1nttd Homes for Sale Ho u 1 e keeper- b1by1 ltter 1-s. 10 & 7 In ochool), Needed beginning SeplltmMr. M.ust ba able to · No omoldng l)rolcohol uae. Chriollan. • Llw·ln pre· fwrred but not ,...ulrl!d. Rafer811cel requlrod. Call collacl 104-787-4843 . or 448-1999. Woullln't vou Uko ID be settled Into that new homo before ochool t lerts1 N.L. Stevena can finance your new home wijh only 5 % downpay,.,.,.J and terms up pherd end pert Collie. 8 Sa Vicinity to 39 ynrs. Call Jeri Allie male. 3 femele . Cel 1114' 4 family yard sa'le. August . · 2411 · 51112 or 414-24& 814-379,2728 tor details· 2nd & 3rd. lincol n Htgl. tfter II PM or 814 -477-2443 Pomeroy. Clothing for eve35185 Olk Hill ROid 8138. 9AM· 5PM. l Fra& i •rs Bottom . Flea ryone. bookt. gl as1ware. O~J Bottom, OH. 45743 2 edylt cata; 4 kitten• "ey Market. Every w.e ekend . mlec it ema. 9 to 4 . with white - ·· Cute & Pert time medical courier. Remodeled cute home . U.S . 38 Frezler1 Bottom , 1'------:--::---:---::-We Use Voi Schrldtr pUytur . CeR 1114' " 2 · &811 8 Cell collec:t 513-829·3200 cloae to schoola. Owner WVa. 25082 . DilleN Wei- August 2nd & 3•d. Two or &82·11178. · • bet-ens& 11 Aug. 21o 3 must tellimmediotelyll Mid- cOme . Don frazier · milnPI( ; ofChesteronRt. 7 . . Equilllfttnl Recommandtd only. dleport. Cell 814- 992 · Operator. 304· l65· 2779. · Lots of good ituffl Clothing, by lNd ln& C.rpet llanuBottom half of commode to toola, •mall app li 1ncea . 1841 . facturera . give away. Top tent Ia Wanted-Cook for Hi-Way 3 Y•rd Saleil In Porter Oh . tvon. jewelry, puzzlll, an--w-~-h-lo_t_l_ln-C-ro_wn _ At.&44 Jolly 31 -Aug. 4, 1 · 11; llqu.ea. ml::c. Rein cancels. ' F-EE ESTIMATES" broken . Call 114· 1115 · lnn· Kenauga.' opply In per- 1-4- ho- u-... ~n. Bunk Bedt. large d,_.., 3842. . c~ for: mora Information 7-9-1 mo. entique chHtl, oallt table. Yard Nil at 104 Spring Wire· hair ..,.., puppl11. Electronics T echnich.i•n , ._c_ai_I_8_1_4_·_ 26_6_·_11D_6 _B _, ·- -je~r•. rockerl, Iron liettlea, Ave., Pomeroy. Wend11dey, Cen be - n 117118 lrownell able to repair car, honle ,. miac .• very nice itema. rein· Thu,.day, • Friday. 9 to 4. Houae-128 Fourth Ave Ave .. Mldcleport . ..,...,, 2 -woy .redlo•· S end 12•.ooo. 110.000 down shine. 1- - - - - - - - - retume to P 0 Bo• 342 • 5 flmlly y.trd sala. 800 w. Ill 11 Ohi 46131 Balence on land contract G 3 K~. 304-11711· 3203. 0 Qlgantlc Sele · et .Ma•y Main St .. P-aroy. Clothes, • • po •· · whh B percent interest. Coli I J&F loyl)ll Cheshill Oh .. Aug dilhaa, chairs, etc. Augu&l Alliston! Organist needed 814·448·3204. 1 .~.3 .. & 4. kom 8 till dtrl:. 1,2.& 3 . CpNTRACTING Klttana, 304-4118· 1.7413. II Grace Eplacopel Church . l- - - - -- - - ·lc8 yro. old, 3 bedrm, 2 baths, 'DOZER - BACKHOE • Mother cat white bluilh grey Cellll14-992· 39118. femlly room with wood Gari!J'I Stle Aug. 2nd. & Friday.& Saturdey In Ch11tor IPDII. 1408 Ken-ha St., 'REC~AMATION WORK 3rd. 8 til 1 442 Jeny Dr .. on a.tt. BaMbi II carda. furni Kldllovetoyal Dlmonltrate bumer . Slnglecargilrege,on Pleallint Val~y Ettate1 . Point Pleo11nt. ture . toya . Children •• 'OIL FIELD SERVICES IDYl & glfll for friendly toy 8 Hot acras with stocked ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE party. Top com.mlnlon and pond .. City water in Recine. Garage Sale Aug . 1 et. 2nd . clothes to aize 1•. Adult •CONCRETE WORK hoote.. gilts ""· No col· ,c _ a_1_1 6_ 14_ 9_4_9_-2_8_4_1_._ _ & 3.rd . 2V. mlln Rt.. 588. lizea 12 to ""o""n'a large .. ltctlng or delivering. No, . Good clothing. Bundy II Alto 6 f~mlly yord saro on Salotll ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 8 Lost end Found cash im~-ment, Call II 1 4 · Owner Jr.ntferred -mUat sell uxaphone-li.ke new, mlac. 'WIITER . OAS. St.. Rutland . Augull 1. 2. • beautiful 3 • bdr. home. fam· -7 42-3188. Also booking OIL UNES 3. llv room has 20 . ft. of Loot: HI of - byo, name P.rtlel. Yerd Solo 3 Femlly. 1 windows lor pestorel view, Audroy on lrey ring. 11-ard. JIM CLIFFORD mlle,Georgoo Creek· off Rt . Garage Sale• furniture, winBebyaitter· in SyracUM. f ·o r flniohell double·garoge. flroCallll14-2&11-11121. 7. C.unalnt, kfd1 clothao ell dow ton , clothing , bod PH . plac,. large porch, 40 fl. 6 month old beginning lizet. misc. Aug . 2-3 . 9 to 6 . apreeda, booka, glauware, deck' ; " woods. prtvacy~ neer LOST leby kitten . l e t t - Aug .22through tchool yeer. .. tova. many other items. Royel Oek Port:. 863,900. on .Locuet St.. Gallipolis. Cell 814-742-2137. Yard Sale Seturdey, B·dork. oru... rllidence. 1 826 8V. . . ou:nablity. Call 814· Dert: grey back with white LR a.,.;te, waaher·dryer, an· loncoln Hta .. Pomeroy. All· & white on flea. Teacher '"' pro ochcior l>•n- _ 99_2_·_6_4~2-0~.----~ .tlques, glen top pltio -tible, gust 3 & 4 . • PleeA cel 448-8273 eorly dlcap center in PDint ·Piraachain. utility treiler, 1emp1. 2 bedroom home near AM . unt, W. Va. ·Elementary olaii'A!'Ir8. brown ware. 133 Butternut Ave,, Pome- • cerdflcation and E.C.E. or langaville, on 1 acre ground. toola, rototlller. clothes. At. my. Friday & Soturdoy. Loot ' In Middleport area, Special Education 1equlred. •19,000 . Shown by ep· 141 flom Gelllpolls, loft of Warm morlng heater , fen~ale g'lden retreivar. Cell 304-623-3417 befora polntmont only, Cell 614- Rt. 775 to Petrlot-Cadmus dinnetta , 'baae cabinet. 742-2641 . . A - 1 to the of 'Goldie' . If Aug . 7 , 1984. Ad. turn right first house ladders. oak deak. 10 speed faunil callll14-882· 21171>r right. - Addons and remodelin~ bike, like new, hObby hoist. · · R•modeled 2 bdrm houH tt2-7108 or 8112·3023. If you are interested in a ._Roofint 1nd outter wM cheat of drawe,... antique w;th carpeting &: · wOOd· Reward. good spere time income. vist - ConcrttJ wot'k Yerd Selo Aug . 2,3 ,4 on St. lyre stand, office chair. -~umbing and •eculci-' us at our booth It the MaltOn burher. Full be1ement • Rt. 654 be'-n Cheshire much more. : l~rga covered deck. Muat work LOST: long legged malt County Fair. Dale end Wilma end Porter. see to appreciate . PJtced In IFreo Estimates) Wood. flowtoigh Distribu~· lr,.ck, brciwn, • August 3 & 4, tO am to 5 the Mid 20'1. Callll14, 992- Galllpollo Flee Market Fri., pm. Rein.or shine. Cordlen white . In Tannera Run- tors. 6763 for appointment. ; 'S .t. & Sun. lndoor- out~oor. phone, coMing fan, baby Recine • -· Call IIi 4·848· 2798. Throe bedroom, two stCKY. New Friday Night Market thing1, at Pullin• EKCIVIt12 Situation• starts 3PM till ? Rl . 36 & lng. 1 mila from Boocon 992-6215 or 992-7314 remodeled home in Mid dlo- 1110. Coli 448-7037. Wanted Pomeroy, Ohi.o service atltlon on 33 N . No port. Many odded feeturet. - - - - - - - - - - phone calli or pre-ule1 . Asking 128.600. Dr best . offer. No reaaonable offer Yard Sate Wanrloo Grande Riverview Pertonai Core refuoed . Call 614-992- Hell, 8·? Thurs .. Fri. Clo- Yard oelo. Long · Str .. Ru· 9 Wantl!d To Buy Home. Betty Mercer ow"er, 3061 . thing. Jr. lize. jeans. child· dond. Auguet 3 & 4. TV, ren'a toys, games, apreadt, lamps. baby itema. bar We pey ceoh for lele ·~ hila veeancy tor elderly 1tools. mi.a: itema. .penon. Cell 1· 304· 773· Reduced, nice 3 bdrm home. curtains. cloenueedcaro. 5882. anic. basement. garage. Jim Mini< Chev.-Oidl Inc. ••c. IQcation. option to buy. Aug. 2, 1910 Chatham 2 t.,mity yard aele Auguat 3 BNI G- Johnson oth11, boby Will carofor thoelde~v In our Owner may carry . Call992- live.. beby clotho1, otrollar, & 4 . .Beby cl_ 441, 31172 llew Hom11-Extensiwe waohor & dryer. bicycleo- fUrniture, uniforms, meter· home. LPN cera givan, 16' 2617 . lemodelinc boya &. girlt. many other nltv clottiea & uniforma. WMted to buy ueed - r & yro. e-rienco. Call B14lnsuronce 2 story frar:rte duplex. separ- items. ,taro, laxaphone, jaana, wood h•ll!l· Sweln Furni- l-9~9~2=·=7~3;14=.= :;.:=;=== ate meten. sep•rat:e entranc~~~~r:: ldfS . many. other itemt. Fint ture, 4411-3168, 3•d. & 1. cea, 2 bedroom• unil down, Neighborhood Garage Sale, houee on right on At. 248 iiJ Roofi111 Wort ' Olivo St .. Gallipolis, Oh.. 18 ~anted to Do unit up has1 bedroom.l.wel Aug. 3- Bam to 4pm, Aug.4 - Cheater off At. ,7. Rain or Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin11 fenced yanl. In Mlddl-. Sam - to 1 pm, 828 Kristl 'shino . daily gold, lilv• Buying 16 Yeors Experience ....,_ ~ Drive, off Rt'. 35 acroaafrom 1 - - - - - -- - -'7" coina, rings. jewelry. atef'ling $26, 900 . Coli 814 • 992• GallieAutoSaln . Varietyof Augult 2. 3, & 4 . Qld Rt.'7 GREG ROUSH we,., old coina. &erge cur· Pickup or delivery for 7 177 · lteme . Cheahire. Nice adults clo· PH. 992-7683 rency. Top prlc... fd . Bur- anyome in need . Get grocer- 1 - - -- - -- - - iea, medicine. pay billa by a 6 room houR in. pomeroy. Yard S.le Aun. 2, 't:OO to thing. houaehold fumiah· or 992· 2282 kim Barber Shop. 2nd. Avo. Christian. Cell 814-38813000. Call . efler 6 p.m . -· lngs, books. new drope•les, Middleport. Oh. 1114-892ll· l ·lfe a14.&92·677B . 4 :00, Shirley Anowoodl. mi::c. · · 93711. ... 3478. tum left in Centerville on 278. 2nd houll on right. August 2 & 3 . Thurtdly & C111t paid fol Ieney iron or Dozer wortr, ground cle•ring Houae for sale by - -· 3 Stove. wood table a. 2 Friday. Brownell Ava., Mid& eKCaveting. 126 per hr. heelry Iron bedo. t1 10 ond br• all electric. priced on cheirt, ceramics. odds A dleport. Glotfling;. boob. ..., inspection. 304-468-1792. d up for ceneln Melgo Co. can 4~·9638 . odds·& enda . Vinyl I& 'Aluminum on • · stone jero.. Old time cup- ~-----------kB"h assumable loan. 3 bf. 3 board . coli 1·.3D4·8B2- Water walls, drilled & - Moving Sole· &oiling EvarySIDING 27tt . vtced . Free eetlmat11. Call yean old, low 60' 1. 304· thing from Uving Room & 8 family yard aBle. Augult 2 & 3. 8 to 4 . Foot of IIDIO Hill 61 4-882-6008or 814-742- 87&-8713 tftor 4 . Bedroom to Kitchen. Cell on Rt. 33 . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 31 4 7. !~:;=:;::;=_::;:::;==== 614· 446·3313. FUIINITURE. Beds. iron. Large yard aale . Refrlgera· 32 Mobile Homes wood, cupbollrda. chain. Verd . Sole, Thurodey, 643 tor, antique atend, ch.. lrt, "Beautiful, Custom ·for Sale ·chesta , b11kets. dlahes, Fifth Ave. Golllpollt, 9-darl:, Willer a Mc·C oryware. · Built G•rages" etDnt litre. antiques, gold Salt· • Papper collection, hou~eholda hema, dithel, ilnd silver . Write-M . D . ta.by, women, men, end crouquene Call lor free sidin& esaet. mirrors, Milar, llt.Z. Pomeroy, Ohio NEW AND USED 'MOBILE teen clothes. Crib, Bastinet, misc. 8 milea form Cheater timates, 949-2801 or 46718 or call 114-982- 21 Business HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL- etc. on Rt. 248 . Aug 2, 3, & 4. 7710 . ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, Opportunity 949-2860 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS , Aug. 1 & 2. 9to 6. AtB38E. No Sunday Calls W..,ted old pienoo. Paying RT 35. PHONE 614-448M8in ·St ., Pomeroy. Nice ' 3·11 nr uo.oo f40.00 -h. clothing, furniture. gemet a. 1 NOTICE I 7274. Middleport · Fin! loor only. Write giving miac. See you there . dilectiona. Witten flt1no1 . .THE OHIO VAUEY Pua . I-1-9-7-0-B-ud_d_y_,-go-od_c_on_d-:-.; Sa Vicinity LISHING C.O. recommend• Boa 188. S•rdia. Ohto that you c1o bulin... wh:h 28R. center kitchen, ex:tra 4 family. August 3 & 4 . Ai 43941. Coli. 114- 483- people you know. and NOT lti'll• LA. clean. f4600. Call Hemlock Grove store builcf.. 11106. to send '*'"IV thiO<t!lh the 614-497-3171 . Moving Sele: fu i niture. ing. 8 to 6. Air condit-1. not OYif 6 mail until you have investi- I--7--1-4_7_0_N--M---~ diohoo. toyo, bookl, odds & gated IM,offering. . 19 4 • oon, -· end1. entiquea. jewelry. Porch Sale, Aug. 2&3 9to 4; years Did lind repeireble. ND - -- - - - - - - - up rented lot with fence, IODII, c l -. Butlworlcer. 427 Uncoln St. Middleport, . -DOlUS Junt . Cell 114-982-2102. - obu"dlng d Route for tale. Ll'lla Ne- •• • · o•"• · -~· · deacon's bench toy cheat. turn left It Pat Hill Ford, on -'BACKHOES '"-6_-7_6_4_1_eva_•_·_ _ bicycle, entique half bed loft betwHn 5th & lith, Wanted: good uMCI motor tianer Snack and UM~ding ,c_o_l_r.., -DUMP TRUCKS couches, chlira, da1k, ruga. Cp. has route for illle in :· . cherry with mattres • for 1878 Honda CiviC 1200 Gelllpolis •nd su"ounding 1978 2 bdr. Nas huo. uc. · -LO·IOYS : opringo. 234 MuiMrry Ave.. toys, and clothing . standerd. Cell 111'4-992- arao. E y -TRENCHER 11 10 operote with oond. Coli 446 -3243 or · Pomeroy, August 2 & 3. 9to 6864. -WAIIR high eaming potantiol( Min· ,_4_4_1_-_o_t_8_1_. - - - - - : - 4 . -SEWER imum iqyeatment $9,996. ~ W-ed· lerge. Did faunda · Call 317· 927 · 5300 to 1 12•80 1976 Communhy -GAS LINES Yerd Sore, August 1 & 2, Sa Vicinity tlon ltD-. WMI haul . Call tailer, 2 bedroom, new lR lnteroection of 124 & 338 in -$!PIIC ·sYSTEMS 814-742-2137. eppt . carpet. Includes porch. Call ---~-···-·-···-~·-··· · · ···-· 10 o.m. to 4 :00p.m. lARGE or SMAU.JOIIS 304- 773-5218 01 773 - Racine. Rein Cancels. PH. 992-2478 6272. Yard Sale. 110 3rd Mason 22 Money to Loan 7/ 3011 mo. pd. Large 3 family yard ule. August 1-2, Children's cloNew SpringbrC>Dko 1 4•70 3 August 3 lo 4, Fri .. & Sat .. 9 thing , toys , Iewing ma,. bdrm . garden tub, ell elect., tHI 1 Rt. 24B. 2 miles from china. scrHnhouse. etc. • HOME LOANS FIXED extra insulation. Only f '!ilil, 111111 RATES Be._ ma:toet reteo. 112.960: t 4•70 3 bdr,.., Cheater. Yard Solo Aug , 2.3,4. 9-&. · Alllllllllli • 1111'111, 1 fix:ed conventional ; fHA - garden tub. 2 bathl, e•tra ,' , II 1 VA . Luder Mougege , insuletioR, only •13.4fj0; Huge yard 11 1e. Moved from Patio furniture. sewing maAIMns, collect 614-692- 14•51 2 bd1m, !J'I;den tub, C•Iiforni•. little of every· china, TV, misc. 202 w•nut thing, 10me antiques, furni· _s_t_ .. _H_e_n_d_or_•_o n_ wv _._ __ 3061 . center bar, *10.460; . used ture, 3rd & 4th , 1181 W. of 1 Card of Thanks 14• 70 Vindale, 2 bckm, 2 Derwin. Rain cancels. 1 1 Help W1nted Yard Sale. Aug. 3 •nd 4 . bths. fl10place, 18600 .: Nice clothing. •ppli.ncea, 2 3 Professional 12x66 Certified. new Garage Solo Aug.2, 241 kitchen gadgett, etc. Rt. ez. Our -rtfalt lhllntt ID our Services wesher & dryer $6760. : Uncoln St .. Middleport. Sot 5 mi. North of Point Ple•Nlellv18, friendo, ond Migh- Homem81kera earn ll· tnl in · 12•70 Oupleuph. I 6000.: of m•ple dinette chairs, tant. 9am to 7pm. ban fer their IUpporl end come. We need -erel : : Free delivery • ,., up. bed1preeda. curtains, 1m1ll ltlndnest during the linen rept . .ent1tive1 In thia INIII Hd death of our ..._ .Petty pls:n .. p. 1 plua. Gilts, Pi~t.no Tuning and Repair. Gene' s Mobile homes. fo· rugt, new afhgans. che1t of Yard Sale. Aug . 2. 3, 4 . 9 :00 cated 2 mi . from ravens· to 6 :00.. Rain or ahin • • huabend and Edger yo, horne cle!;or. No in-t· Brunicanfi Music Co .. 446· wood bridiJe. Jet. Rt2 & drawer•. Misc. 08B7. Clip this ad for 20% clothes, d•ahwasher, troma........ Thanlt•-totM to rnent. Cer & phone.-. Cell doctors and nunes •• v-. flee 1· 800-1113· 8077. Also discount. Lane Daniels, 1-77. 1-304-273-6136 . Starting the 1st through the bone. Foltef St.ln M•aon. 814-742-28&1 . ' . 4th of Aug . 2 miles above Behind car waah . M__, Hotpltal- booldntl partill. 1971 King 12•66 two one Southem High School in bedroom 1p1nment trailer. on SR 124. the Did Yard Sale. Thurs an$1 Fri; 6 Coli 614-982-3438 after 6 Racine "'-ht to Dolr homes lor the Teecher nesdl babytlttet In Fiaher piece. Blend raai- Maple St.. Mlooon. et A.-oon, !I dtyo a pm or 992-8800 before 6 dence. A little of everything . clothing and furniture. miac. church and ftllthoro. B.-:- pm . cilll lhllnh to Rev. Jim · - · 1 child 10 mo. Did . :_- -:------::-:---:- 9 to?. 4 famllys. Aug. 1 , 2, 3 , S[k Corbitt fol hlo comfortlntl Re..,811oal ' required. Call 1971 Broedmoro. 2 bed- Wando Powoll 'i, 6th Street milea North Rt. 2. Point -do. Th<lnlco aloo to IM 114-317-72211. 31 H,omes for Sale room. 12x60, stove, refrig· in Racine. August 1 to 4 . 9 Pleasant . Childrans School ""-oy Muonlc Lodge Govei""*'t jobs. t11,159 erator. central air, gas heat, till 6 . lnt•nt to adult clo- Clothing, Adult Clothing 111 No. 114 11K1 Ewtl)l Fun- . tl0,113year. ~-hiring. Remodeled 2 bd1., 2 ecre, underpinning, stop, TV ansizea. Radio, tape player. H -. Your ldndneoa wet Your oro. FD< directory call 12111 lb. tobecco beN, ton no . . Sat up In country thing. weddinQ dress, miac. Wetch for Signs _ appr•clated. WI._. Anne M• Greenlee • flmlly. ~ 105- IIB7· 11000 ••• · ·11 - -oll-lllo Grande •rea, · mobile home pork . S51100. 810 S. Saci>nd, Middleport . 4444. f21i.OOO . Call 814 -246 · callll14·992 -7479. July 31 through August 4 . Yard Sale, Multi familY. &298. ' Furniture, appliance•. clo- 1916 Maxwell Rd. Fridav 10 Hell' Wented: Ful or pert· 24•'0 double wide. rontol, th ing, bedding, dr•pet., i•· till 4 . Sat. 10 till 1 Stereo, 3 Announcements time uleaparaoM for lerah Grwn Townehlp new beau· lot, 3 bedrooma. 2 full baths. welry, diahea. pens, avon, Movie film odltor. ETC. ET¢ . Coventry Jewelry Com· tlful, 2 story home, 4 or 6 good cond, 304· 676·2996 tools,something for e~e ­ peny. Ellfft man pert-II- bdr.. 1 'f.i bath. lorr LR & ofter 6. Yard Sa... Thursend Fri, 4th ryone. Lou of rnioc. SWEEPER and - n g ma· then -ny eam ful · Kitchen, formal D , utMhy houae paat Morning Star eN ~ d Go<>d lnCDIM. No 1 - · room, gero1e. concrete iaa1 Schu~z Ltd . 3 br 1V. Auguot1,2,3: 10:00 to 7 'lo Church, Rt. 112 South. .,,';:. .~"~ ~ -me"'· fle•ible oohedule, lot, dly ec:hools, bath, totol elec . control air, mile oH At .7 , bypaiJ on delivery, DeVIl Vacuum menego-t -•llollhiM. 4Y, mlleo ~<- , Gelllpolio. microwave, dishwasher, Rt. 124 llutlend rd . 2 family. Yord Sale, Aug 3 and 4 half ...... up . Prizes and ·-rdsln - llarpln priced .114,900. sto)lo, rafrig, undorpin,ning. Firat thio Y!llr. Ojiol Blggo. rh~rd St, Maaon. Loti of n~~~ G•••t:e c,_ Rd. Call nltlon of - ..- t l . The con_, mobile home redwood porch . 304-676· IUM!J'et' end winter items: 982-3626. DPFortunity to eam tripe to , -ln. cal 4411-8038. · 1049. .Ill -• •0284. Cov· ' August 2, 3 , 4. On SR 664 Y11d sale, 2 fornillat, Aug ' 2 .TIIIKI IT RICH . . • entry le e full -jewelry Only IV.% n:sumtble loan 12•80, 1976 Communhy.• 2 between C heahire • Port•. thru 4. t.om 8 :00 to 3 ·. 00. ' - - othriorlltlgh ...,.._ on lhil 3 Ill brick rench br, new carpet In llvmg - - · l'elentllllf40,000.- ,_ 14K ""'d. n~. - houH, -luded on 2 , 8 • n Childreno clothes, teen a arid 1100 000 ~· commie· .., .room,,porch, gao. 30~- 3 • H•-• Multi flmlly yard ule eduho clot.hes. . loto of m:'tc . alon.Muot,~1to2yeert -cltmondaln - t o acrao : . = d with .tann &21Bor304-773·5272. ~hind produce merket et 1 .milo from Yon Rt . 62, ..... mqar•••· Do yOU ......_ iiW*Y thraughout pond, I near OM Hll Cheater Auguat 3rd. Rain PointP... a•nt. Firatonethis needlargelnoo-topoyfer tMU-Itat.a. and Centerville, eppro• . 1983 Schultz Umited Edi- cancels. year. &.UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS ···-·-Gaiiliioiii.. ··· ···· PH. (614) 985-4212 1 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - V..C. YOUNG Ill 1---------tc- ·ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 1---- - - - - -- Woi" l------.....,.--- BISSELL SIDING CO. --·---F,-iim&rov--------- - PULLINS EXCAVATING ' RES. : - 11 Olveltway The Daily Sentinel- Page 13 992-7201 KEN'S 4· ~·tlf Meigs County r:'roba~e Court Service Naw Serving Southeo1tem Ohio 985-3561 All Makeo •Waahars •Diahw81here •R•ngea · •Refrigereton •Dryer• ..,,.•••,. PARTS a,nd SERVICE Public Notice SALES & SERVICE "CUT OUT FOR FUT(JRE USE" I Public Notice BOGGS Parts APPLIANCE · Up to 15 words ... One day insertion .......... S 3 . 00 Up. to .16 words ... Three day insertion ... ... .. $4. Oo Up to 1.6 Wordt .. . Si• day Insertion .. .. ....... $7.00 · I .A~erage 4 wordt per line) LAFF-A·DAY Public - Gall Ia County Area Coda 81 4 St•r v 11 I'. ;.; Llvt: :.l'" h 4 1- Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 4 3-Ferms for Rent 44-Apertment for Rent 4 &- Furnished Rooms 46-Space for Rent 4 7-Wented to Rent 48-Equlpment for Rent 49-For Lease 1 1 ·Help Wanted 1 2-Situated Wanted 1 3 -lnsurance . 1 4-Busineas Training 1 5· Schoola 16·Ra.<io, TV & CB Repair 17-M : •llaneous 18-W • .. ••d To Do . fdllll Suppl11•-. R1: nl als •BACK HOE •DOZER' •EI\ID LOADER • •DUMP TRUCK SERVJd! •WATER, 0A8. SEWEll RAIN UNES. C.Unly C.nlfle<l Classified pages cover the ' . following telephone exchanges ... 71 - ~utos for s.~ 7 2-Truckt for Sale 73-Vant&4WD 74- Motorcyclas 75- Boats Motors 76-A.uto Parts& Acc•~•oriu · 77-Auto Repair 78-Camplng Equipment 62-CB. TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 64-Misc. Merchandise 56· Building Supplies 66· Pets for Sale 57-Musical Instruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade Insured 3·5·1fc ~XCAVATING •TRENCHING il.lfloill'l Lilltlll & PH 742 , -2328 E A1111 uu 11 cem e11 ts 4 ra;r:· ...U worlc. Clll Whirlpool wh ite electric ~=~~~~;==~r.=========;-r::::==~====:-1 INTERESTED INA 81 241-11042. flEW VEHICLE TROMM PIONEER CARPET Puppleo part Germen ..... Or.Write Dailly Sentinel Classified ,Dept. 111 Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Llctllllll Clinical AediDiotist (114) 441-Jilt or (614) tt2~1 417 Stcollll Ant~•. 'lol 1213 llllllpolle, O~lo 45131 ~·~~ · --------------~~------~71~2~11~~~1 ) -----·Pt ·Pieiis&nr··' to-. "":: ":>~: ==~a::·Ou ••I& 1--- ------- 1---------- ·nice c-. - ...m _ __ For"-· ...._ - · fllmllyl Neadod wlaw hours ef brWC:.O,.-Ia1f'M aolt to INiulln 4PM, MD-=~tNall - · ,clo p e r - ,_.,_ Alii fer: .,... flnanol~ e ......... r.~ Uftlt . '11 ,... "' Dl...,ter• .,4-44f·3437 ~ Mr.1 Mille 24LeO.... Durhem Unit Dl· 10.... to Pill CST ·100· 7· - · 114·441-1114 ca. 2441. No llrul;liuut. we I D I h 1 - In you. l'lollt pall ~~r~I~Y~"~::_•_r_•_t_ _ r•_n.:.. c..U ..,...., Mon111•· ... c - ca-.. ·· ----------~ - - - - -_ - _ f411 - · p e 3n-2B03 - t- Only 13.710 down. attar I P.M . dally. New 5 room houM for 111t ~or-. hctel71 hou'!' lreller, 2 out . buHdlnlli. 00 C II 114 2.. 130,0 . a - vv 13311 or 441·7187. ' 1> 1- --------------- tlon. 14•70, 3 br. tV. beths. allelec . cent•eleil, firaplace. 304-4&8·1&114o• 304-n3. 5417. ' - - - : - : -- --:---:: ',-11176 Tri Ster, 12•10. ell electric, wood ilnd I underponn ng. 304·885· 3811 , u ~ ~=========::.~========= J 1. • ' • ,I " •. ' , CL~SSIFIED ~DS .• �14- The Daily Sentinel 32 Th~y'll Mobile Homes for Sale Do It Every Time 61 Household Goods · County ·Appli ance. i nc. Good uaed appUance1 and TV 1111. Open BAM to II PM . Mon thru Sot. 4411-1699. 1127 3rd. Avo. Golllpolio, OH . Holly Park trailer. 3 acreo. nice country setting, rural wa ter. Off Crab Creek Road. 6 14-448-836 1. 1 2x60. 1972 trailer in Clifton w ith 12x2 1 add on. On l o t 80 x 100 . A s k i ng 11 5 , 000 . 00 . Call Gao . Johnson 304-773-9140 . Bunk bodl with bookciH, Mt cheat drawera. Early American conaole ·atereo. Doya 1114-245-111188. eve. 81 4-2411·110811. 35 Lots & Acreage 27 cu.ft. froatfr" cheat 1110. CaN 1114388-8351 . 1-zw. lot for sa le in Merce rville, 3 trailer hookups. elect ric, ru ~ Antique table & ch'aira. Can be aeen Frid1y* Saturday & Sundoy ot the Galli polio Flee . Market. ral wate r. s eptic Unk , 18.000. Call 614- 256 6618 , Homesite in Ctearview Est- ates. all utilities including sewer. no money ~own . Call 614-256-12 16 after 6PM. Owner financing . 304-3354757 after 6. Houses for Rent ~urnishod 2 bedroom trailer. f175 includeo. water • garbage, plus dopoah. Coll614-3877267 . house. 3 bdr., 8220 ., 29 Neil Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 446-4418 . allar · ~PM . Mobile home torrent. 8x40. Call 61 4-~49-2424. 3 bdr ranch with basement, Mobile "home·for rent'. Bx40. ~ mi. North Rt. 160. Avoilo - __ c· _ •1_1_&_1_ 4_ - 9_4_9_-2_4_2_4_,._ --:_ 1 1 1 ~le August st. Ref. & dep Two bedroom trailer, kit· Call 446-0595. For sale or teat e 2 bd. room waterfront home on Rae· coon Crk. $300 mo. or will ooll on land contract. Call 614-266-1216 ofter 6 . 5 Room Home in Gallipolis. 28r. 1 bath. LR. DR. K, ox. loCation on quiet street. Ref. and Depoolt Required. Call Richard Carter 446-1 370 after 6 :00 pm. chen fur{lished. coup'-. one small child accepted. Refer· ences. 304-676-1076. 1- - -- - - --::--:::- 2 br mobile ho!"ein Galllpo· lio. 8~4- 448- B221 . 2 br mobile home in Gallipollo. 614-446-8221 . 44. Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenta. Point Pleaunt. 614448-8221 . t-- - -------:-and 2 bedroom apartmonts. Point Pleooent. 614448-8221 . 1---------:--:Apartment unlurniohod, yard and baoamont. fl 60.00 1 month. Phone 304-675·7541 avaningo. Modern 2 bedroom apt. Camp Conley area worth looking at. *200.00 month pluo utilities. 304; 77311143. 45 For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping roomo. Part. Central Hotel. Call 614-448-0766. Sl..plng room $126, utmtiea paid. Share baith . male only. Range • relrig. 919 2nd. Ave., Golllpolio. Call 446-441 8 after 9 PM. 48 Space for Rent · COUNTRY MOBILE Home 3 ' & 4 BR houeeo, $175 to Park, Route 33. North of $460. Call 304-675-6104 Pomeroy. Large lots. Call or 304-675·6386 . JACKSON ESTATES 814·992·7479. Sail or rent 3 bdr. houae in . APARTMENTS I·Equo11-------:-::-::-::-::-; Houoing Opportunity) hu Four troller loll. 304- 676Vi~ton. soc. dop &_ ref. one and two bedrooms, rent 1076. required . Call 614- 379- otortlng at 1163 for on•l ~--------­ 2562 . bedroom ond $1 98 per month for two bedroom; Mercho1HI1se Wiseman's have rentala : 3 with 1200 depooH located bdr trailer 6 miles from near Fooclond ~ prlng hospttal 8226 mo .• no childValley Plaza. pool and TV ren or pets, 3 bdr. plua full ant. Call 446-2746 or leave 51 Household Goods basement home. nice loca- message. tion on Bob McCormick, $300 mo., no children or Furniohad apt. 919 2nd .. pets. 6 bdr. home in town, GolllpoHo. 1176. Men only. $325 mo. 4 bdr. homo very Coli 446-4416 altar 9PM . close to town ·1325 mo. 3 bdr . home in Addison re- Newly remodolail 2 bdr .. cently remodeled 8260 mo. equipped kitchen. central Available Aug. 16th, aecur- air, •260. 821 1'.1 Second ity depolit ll reference• Avo.. Galllpollo. Call 4411required on all rentala. Wise- 2158. man Real Ettate Agency. Call 446 -3643. 2 bdr.: apt. newly decorated. 160 io 1146 per mo. utlltieo 4 bdr. apacious living room port . .poid. Co11675-6104or & kitch on 5 acres with pine, 875-6386. Rt. 1 60 Vinton. Call 4461372. Nicely furnlohod mobile home In city. CA. 1 or 2 House-5 rooms & bath, 914 aduha only, nO pets. Call Third Avo .. 8165 mo., 876 448-0338. . deposit. Call 614-446 3870 . . Furniohecl apt.'la bdr. 1"1361'.1 2'nd .. Gallipollo, 1186 woter Unfurnished 6 room houae, paid. Call 448-441 8 after 1 '12 bath. gas furnace, storm 9PM . windows. garage. No })eta. Ref & Deposit . Coli 614-. Fumiohed opt. 1 bdr.. '225. 4.4 6-2643. utlltiaa paid, odulta, 820 4th AVo .. Golllpollo. Call 448· 2 bedroom house in Pome- 4418 aftoc 9PM . roy. Furnished or unfurnished . Cell 614-992-2381 Completely funllohed all doys or 992-2509 evenlngo. olectrlc. 2 bdr. opt.. 4118 Second Avo .. aduito, referBaum addition. leate wrth encoo, f2211 mo. pluo oecuroption. 3 bdrma. 2"'h batha. ity dop. Call 4411-2238 or 2 acres. fenced yard, wood 448-2681 . burning fireplace , family room, a .c ., appliances, large Furniohed apt.. 2 room• • basement,city water 8t gaa. bath, clean. no pete. adufte $660. mth. with $100. only Depotit • ·,reference applied to purchase price. required . Coli 814- 448 Call 614-985-4387. 1519 . 3· bdrm home .for rent, unfurnished, on 18 acrea. free gas heat. located on Rt.33 at N.Moigs Co . line. $260. mth. Call 814-253· 2323. . 4 br house tor rent. 304676, 3270. 2 bedroom cottage. good location . S165.00 plua .doposit. Call for appointment only 5 :00-8 :00. 304-6767634. Upper Mt. Vernon, 6 rOom a, bath. baaement, garage. available ooon. t225 .00 month . R elorancoo. depoe it, •304-675-2651 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. 2 milo below Eureka. •180 mo. plus dapooit, no pets. Call614· 843·21144or 814-843-2916. ~ Rlvot~ldo Apta. Middleport. Speelol ••toll for 8onlor Citlzeno. I 130. Equal Houolng o'pportunl\ieo . 8,.,._. 992-7721 . • • Newly remodeled 2 bed1 room, · equipped kltchon. 1225. Depooit naquirall. Call 814 -892·13lt• ori 882281!1. ' : ,. N.,VIy radMoroted; -1 bedi ioom. partially fumilhld. U2!1. Depooit naquirecl. Call 814-992- 5319 ' or 9U2815. APAfiTI(I!!NT!i, ., hometl. hou .... Pt. Pllllum and Galllpollo. 81 4-448, 8221. . Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnlahed apartmentl. 304-8711-2218 beforo II p .m. 2 bedroom opt. 1n ""'-n. eclulto Ollly. no peto, phone 30ti-8711-1411211Mr II. Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firawo.od Reduced prices thru July 3111. Have your own •••oned wood this winter. 814-258-8246. HILL C REST KENNELS Boarding all breeda. Heated indoor- outdoor facllltiet . AKC ·Doberman puppiu: l;tud Service. Call 614-4487798. 8/1/84 • · "; / 84 Fender. Precusaion bau guhar perlect cond. Call 614-388-9618. 'r > - r .,__ v""" · . . .o 'IOU M& ... N, SOMEIOOY'f I<.IONAPPEP SPIOI!Il t PAINTING- intorlot end ex· ter~r. plumbing. roofing, soma romodollng . 20 yra. axp. Call 614-388-9852. • I ·I ....~ tI ~=I:========r=========~ Seagle )1!ound puppiaa, can · be 8181) off Rt. 7 bYPIII above Hobeon on Leading CrHk Ad; C3. ThrH mlln wut to TR 361 . Look lor signo • alk for Mr. Griffith. Musical Instruments .. Caiii14 · ;J88~98!17, Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614-387-7220. 83 Livestock 5 goall for ule. Call 1114379-2128. Aiplne Doe Kido, 180.00. Quality. m8ture proven rr>ilkara. Rogiltored Dhl rocordo 11211.00. 304-41i1· 1783. 71 Autos for Sale 1879 Cornaro 8erllnatta, white, no rult, auto with all eittr••- 304-8711'· 2408 daydma 304-ll?llo;!B!I3 ' fter 1:30. 1 ----::-:-::--'-~--:-;- 1874 VW Bug, good cond, runo good. Call 304-8752870. 3 yoor old Gel<!ing oeddlol :;;::::::;;=.=;~~~= honee. 304-4118-191.7. 72 Trucks for Sale 64 Hay & Grain Barley: for cover crop or lor feed. Don Johnoon. Portlond. OH. Call 614-843· 1120!1. Good mi•ed .h ay' in barn, 11 .60 bela. 304-175-41100 or 304- 8112·3~29. ; f dll\lllill.dlllll '71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late modal uHd caro: Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 E11t· " " Aw.. Oollipolla. Call 814-44!1-2212. 1968 VW fair cond. Coli 247 448·.8 · 1980 Honda 2 door Accord 11 opd. hetchbocll. AC. cruill comrol, Call 8142411-9328. u.aoo. 1 872 Doclga Manoco 440, AM -FM Recllo. PS. P8. CruiH, Air. Colt 814-987. 7300 aftor BPI\t.· Truok Topparo. Moot aizeo. different colora. John's Auto Solea. 8ulovlllo Rd. Golllpollo, Oh. Open til dark. Call 448-4782 . 1 --'----~---:--:-: 1979 Chevrolet C - 10 ahortbod pickup. good cond .. ooklng 13,600. Coli 114-288- 11108. 1 --~------:---:1979 Ctt.vy ,lllv short. bed. CllmP*' top. 4 tpd .. radio , f2. 718. 1980 Chevy Luv ohort bed, 4 opel .. radio, AC. 12,999. John' • Auto Soleo. Bulavllle Rd. Gallipolis, Oh. Opan til dorlo. Call 4414782. 1980Chovy '14 ton, 4opeed, heavy duty, good cond. Phona 304-876-1388. 1878 . Chevy Suburben. · 6 cyl. 4 opeecl. 2 wd .. 1977 Chevy Blozor, V8. auto, 4 wd. 18n JHp Charokae. va. 4 opeecl, 4 wd. 1974 Dodga pickup, VB, auto, 2 wd. '3 04· 117!1-66211. . 73 Vena & 4 W.O. 77 JHp Wogonoor p.a .. p. b.. 4 whHI drive. Price reduced to 11250. finn. Call 814742 2211 304 773 " ' or " " ~6~6~8~4;.~~;;;;;:;~~~~ ill!t vinyl sl4flng, roofing, room 1 addition. otorm wlndowo. · ttona. Call 814-387·0409 • 1!'' 614-387-72 44 · GENE ' S DEEP STEAM : c A R p E T C L E A PI • .~ ocotchguard -wator oxtroc· •. tlon. deodorizers. FREEo.otlmateo. Reasonable rotoo . Gone Smith. 992-8309. lie's, OJ.\, H,A.Vtlf>...'OU RON'S Television Service . Spoclallzlng In Zenith a~d Motorola , Quaur • .11nd houoo cane. Coli 304-6782398 or 614-446-2454. '-.~'NJ..·. ~A~! Fetty Tree Trimming. ltump r emoval. Call 304- 876 1331 • ~...:_-,----=-:=::--­ RINGL~'S SERVICE expo· rlonced roofing. Including hot tor application. corpanter electrician. muon. Call 30.4- &76-2088 or 676· 4560. G . ET . y· o.u . r carpet SHIP _;;__-=::-:--: 1883V811Mognalowmlleo. 1tereo. bacil: reet. Wif'1dohiald, axe. cond, •3.600. 1873 Kowouwki 900, good cond.. e8150. Coll81 4-24611818. 1980 Harley Super Glide. 80 cu. ln., Showroom cond •• fat tonka. lot• of chroma. llka new, 4000 mllea, all original porto go wlth bike. 14800. Call 1114 -446 7383. 1--..,.----- = :-:--:-::----:-,: ·1913 Hondo ATC 186. 10 montho oid rodo 3 months. EXc. Con. Call 81 4-74221141 . ALLEYOOP , " : Boats and Motors for Sale ' '' · SHULAW'S Plumbing ond •' Heating. 211 Sixth St .. .,:;: Point Pleaoant, W. Va. 304876-6420. Llcenud and lnourad. Auto Parta & Acceaaoriee Good-1 ExcevatiRg. bell· ·-~ manti. footere. drivewaya. oaptlc tonka. landecaplng. Call anytime 614 - 44841137. Jam" L. Dovloon. Jr, owner. BE REAL CAREFUL'r' PICKIN' UP THAT. ARMLOAD • Electrical R efrlgeration Gef!eral Hauling . $NAKE!! James Boys Wlter Service.,.ow,tl Aleo poole fllled. Call 114· •' 2118- 1141 ar 814-441- ! 11711 or 814-446-7911 . , • • JIM& WATER SERVICE . : Call Jim Lanier, 304-8711- • 7397. . : :79 Motora Homes & Campara B6 M . H . Repair . IUAD!TT! (}AMPEII lALII • IEAVICE. Open •11y I to 1:10, lat., I to 4, Cloud Sundav. lJ.I. At. 10, Coolville. Oh 11 4 · 1173•1. 1111 Ctlolllt I ft. allele In iruell ........,, flomaonaa, 3 1178 IIMilTronoAM,B.I .......... ,.. . .. . .~ "JDltic, refrltarator. like now, 400 engllle.lluto. - " " "· - · IICifttl.. t4,100. " " - 12.1100. Cell 1114-2411J04.8111-MOI. 1474. 51«,1~ TMm o'cLOCK IN THE ~IN6! 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In this sample A Is uaed the tbree L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letter&, . ljicolbupla. thelen&lb~ formation of the words are au . hinla. Ellch'day the code letters are different. · for . '--'""n in PerecliH:· A nightclub lirtger ;1 Involved In a achamo 10 frame McCloud' s bOss tKQI06UJ +QJ 5 Put up to ' l'ct"~·A CowboY ·--- &llftbllll \ ACaoss 1 \VItbout 12:15 (I) MOVIE: 'The Beast 1 2:30 • Clliil Leta Night with David 11J Jilek Sonny Show (!) Super Bouts of the '70'o 'Muhammed AK vs. Joe 'Frazier !New York , January, 1974).' 180 min:) . (1) 1 • 111 XXIII 8umn'lar •• +101 SOIJTII +AitJ5 · Bobby . dle<u•w•t( .,y THOMAS JOSEPH e , Within' TRIITATI! UPHOLSTERY IHOP ..., 1113 lac. Ave .. Oalllpollo.;; 814-448-7833 or814-44"' ., 1833. : "''m (I) MOVIE; 'Dootlnotian Tokyo' . II (I) New Avengara Steed. Purdoy and Gambit manage to outwit a crafty foreign agent who then do· cides to 'commit suicide.· IRI ISO min.) ' (I) Lelenight America (D All In die Family eounomoke 11 :45 (J) Eroa America 1 2 :00 I]) Bum• & Allen (I) Mazdo Sportolook (I) (JJ Newo (D MOVIE: . 'Puppet an a Chain' +10111 ••\108731 N= WHkiV ' ' . £A8T +Jt 48153 .' . P111 DG-tramp, Jlltl were cue-blddlq: cuataoll. Your bid of u.r. 11euta · Opening lead: •• &wed finkouDtl lltlllt;roi and L----------~ . . wad tbe llurt kiD&- fteo de doeNetl fCJill' l1llrtl, ,_. low ., ,bkJ erwetw Mat:roB& CODbolllB tbat suit, and certablly JURDleed· tllat yoar beart eae bid wa le&ltlmate." . .Jim; ........-. ft.e IIIMntmp bid ._rta at the otber table to reach tile wu 11oe pudai.m faree 'ID dl•rnondl ~ 111am. There your tl•mm•l!l - oar sctee1 tlllll 1fltll two of tile tap · ildla&·Eat opeaed wltb a weak two.u.r. ' - a Ia .Uernondl, I w~ ;. bid 1D beerta, and Welt raised ~ to dell&lttetl to aecept partner'• ID\'Ita· , tbree. Nonlt-Soutla et tbat table !114! .tloD and IIIII _ .. . _,.well after tbat .tart to reach _iili Oatrald: not taklnC no-tramp, bat tbey ltlll lost OD tile away from yoar h!cldiDc; bat It wu • deal." miiCII lllilft difficult for your 0!J110- .Odd ::::::::=:;;::::=.:;=.;::::; •,; WEST +QI7 .JI54 · cap- . -o:::r:;::=::r=::.w e OFWOQD ....... ....... to llbDw utra valaea. ·m WATCH OUT, MAW 1! • ,. ' Two AM cor reclioe, one AM-FM I track ltaro cor radio. Four 1 II ln. whlta rime. Four Chevrolat · truok hub oape tor 4x4. Royce Mobllo 23 Chennel Ct. Manifold• for a Chavy 380. 304-1171121711 aftar 1:00PM. Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby e SEWING Mochine ropoln. Hrvice. Authorized Slngor Sola• l!t Service Sharpen Sciuora . Fabric Shop, 11 _ 1• Pomeroy. 814-1182-2284 .. ,! B6 I IR) ·160 min.) !Closed Captioned) e Ed Sullivan ·Show 9:30 • (I) IIl To Be Announced . (I) PK~ Full Contact Karate 9 :45 (I) MOVIE: 'My Tutor' 10:00 8(})1IlSt. Eloewhere Dr Craig is angered over a TV documentary and Rosenthal ~ndergoes a breast-.i mplant operation. IRI 160 rntn.) (I) MOVIE: 'High Rood to Chi1111' (I) ffil Summer of Judgemem: The Impeachmom , Hearings Chartos McDowell anchors this look at the House Judiciary Comminea·s hearings on the possible Impeachment of President Richard Ni•on . 160 min.) · Independent Ne1 0:30 Chriotian Children' s Fund Racket Squid · 1' :00 • (}) • (I) (JD New. I]) Afl01har Ute (I) SportoCanter IIl Newo/Sports/W..the; (I) Dick's Hall How (fi) Newowatch Couple '11 :30 • (f) IIl Tonight Show (I) MOVIE: 'The Survivors' I]) Belt of,Oioucho (I) ESfN' a llorM Racing Excavating ; '71 ' L communicate are examined. . J .A.R .Conotructlon Co.Ru· tlond, Oh,814- 742-2903; 8a11rnenta, Footera, Con· crete ·work, , Beo,khoe't, Doier • Dltchor. Dump trucko. • wotar-gao-oawereloctrlcol lln01. 2e0 HP FI-rm 1-0. 1 9 It lin length. Phone 304-871141111. Ju<)IIIIH·WHOSE CHEEK ·uZARD SIZZLE Anewer:. What hll rich uncte whO waa a famous artist knew how to draw best- t11S WILL talaed Ia lt7had lt71." .Jim; "We doa't ofteD playiAiptber uy man, 10 It wu a pliiiiUI'e to bave · .IJiia oppor llmlt:v-Let's IGolt at bow we bid to tlie ..,..t lllam Ia dlaiMIItll. . After tbe 1 ;a- of two elababld ' to~ . openin& n a 'dlal"''Dd bkl, I nrv e· ' ''' . & I World Clwnpkmhlp team1 .(I) Major League BtiMboll; . Atlanta ft l;loultOn Roy !logero 9 ;00 • (}) ii) Fects of Ufo Biair has a wild dream about weddings and her iife in the lut1n . 1!11 CIJ 700 Club 8 (I) CiD MOVIE: 'Leave 'om laughing' (I) ffil Smithsonian World 'Speaking Without Words.' Sonne, of the unlikely and unexpected ways t..Jman beings and other creati.Kes CARTER ' S 'PLUMBING . " ; AND HEATING Cor. Fqurth end Pine , jBIIIpollo. Ohio , Phone 114-446-3888 or • • 614-446-4477 .: B4 v~tetdl)l't .Jim; "Here II a deal from the Caftlldla Clab'a ID\'ItltiGul Team- : of·l"ottr lleld 1D New York Ia May: I . , . tU1IDc Soutll, and my partner . wu BobbJ Wolff.'' Oatrald: "Yoa and Bobby WoUf · were tbe. 8llebor ·-•· · ...... for the wimii1IC I 1111 ""!. Dozer Work by Ted Hanna.' Dltchoo, pondo, roecla, lond claorlng, etc. Call Motor Cor , Broken. 446·11582. Ebb Tldo lou Boot. 80 HP, Evln !luda Trot. motor. · depth tlndlr, 12 pl. tonk. now benery. 122110. Call 1114-241-11818. ' ~ The bidding was grand e electrical.~ "' 76 r x tt-)t ·rx r......... x l,. ,. min.) Building-Remodeling, Con- : . crete. drywall, : roofing. flooring. framing, •. • 1 kitchen-bathroom in1talll·· tion. door-wiridow framing : ; 304-676-2440. .~ 83 ~ONAr ::...~"C.::=..· .... · (I) ffil National Geographic Special 'Rain Forest.' Tor'light ' s program looks at the variety of plant and animal life in an enVironment where weU over 200 inches of rain falls annusUy. IR) !60 min .) )Closed Captioned) Ancly'o Gong 8 :30 • (}) IIl Jennifer ,Slept Here Jennijor is furious when she discovers that her arch rival has been chosen to play tho story of her life. I Remodoling. aiding. ln-'"1· ling end r.,Pairlng flroplocao, olmulated brick ond atucco. thermo replacement w 1ndowa. 304·676-1&80. (I) Family Feud (I) Dr. Who (JD Wheel of Fortune • One Dey at a Time Bioo • (l) ·IIl Double Trouble Allison feels threatened when .Kate is transferred to her school and begins to take over her friends. IR) (l) MOVIE: 'Rilky Bulinau' (I) MOVIE: 'Tom Hom' I]) Flipper CI1 Auto Racing '84: Formula One Britilh Grand Prix Coveroge of this racing event is presented fr<?fTl Brands Hatch, England. 190 min.) B Cll ® Crosaroada Bill Moyers and Charles Kuralt look at issues and people across the country. 160 ANNIE BASEMENT ' WATER · PROOFING .. Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local reference• fumlahed. Free eltlmatao. Call collecl 1 · 614-237-0488, 9 a.m . to 6 p . m . Rogan Baoemont Waterproofing. _ _.:.__ Cement finlohar. Richard 'Garfield. 614-9811- 4464. , Ba_aementa, 'pool ·deck•. ·· ; parking Iota. any olze jo ~. , Motorcycles . ( l ] '. (l 10 IIl .._. Connaetion D Water wello cammerclalond domntlc. tell holn. pump oaleo and oerYico. 304-8953802 . . Plumbing & Heating __._--. a SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN,,,: STEAMER . Water removal., fur.-.iture cleaning, free estl· motoo. 304-876-2286. • I 1 () -~suMPAc,_ (I) SpomCenter 'Olympic Edition.' (I) Carol Bumen (I) • 111 ABC Newa • (I) (JD CBS News (fi) 8ody Electric 7 :00 • (}) PM ~Ina f(}) Rich Uttle-Come Laugh with Me C1J Hero Corne the Brides (I) SportoCantar (I) Senlord end Son (I) • 111 XXIII Summer Olympic Oom" · IIl Whael of Fortuna (I) Wheel of Fortune (I) Nightly 8ulineoa . Report CiD Nawa (fi) MacNoii/Lallrer No-hour • Jeffertonl 7:~ • (}) Tic Toe Dough (I) Inside die PGA Tour (I) Portrait of America: North Dakota s Homo lmprovemontl . B2 t<fLer CIJ Riftemen =::::;;:=:;::::r::::; 74 6 :00 • (}) (I) • (() CiD • (j) Ne(1) MOVIE: ~The Cornpiallt Beet! eo' CIJ New Treaeuro Hunt CI1 Mudo Sportsl.ook (I) Andy Griffith • · (I) Ne-/Sports/Weathor CIJ MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour (fi) Reading Rainbow Ill S11r Trek 6 :30 8 (}) ii) NBC Nflwe -1' Home • Improvements Marcum Roofing lo Spout· lng . Now inatolllng rubbor roots. 30 years experience, opaclollzlng in built up roof. •aoo. • .. Pets for Sale Moo.g Opus 3. Brass. string Limeatone, Sand. Gravel. enaemble. organ . •soo. 1 978 Monte Corio, good .• loeclecl, rolley whoeto, Dellvored in M11on: Meigs,. neogitablo. caoa _ Included. cond 54,000 miln, 1:!, 000 or Gallia or pick up at Richards Call 81 ~- 992- 3408. belt C!ffer. Call 814-3.8 7& Son. Call 448-7785 . · Model 630TA Wuritzer or- 7260. Ptoatlc cioterno oiata ap- gan, h8s auto featuraa, proved, pl11tlc 11ptlc tanks, beautiful cherry cabinet. 1982 2 dr. For'd Eocort, 4 . plastic culvert. metal cui - exi:. cond. 304-882-26117. · spd. r radio, real • ah8rp, 13.799. John'a Auto loin. """"· !ION EVANS ENTERBullville Rd. OoHipollo. Oh. PRISES. Jackaon. Oh 614Open dl dorlo. Call ~8288-5930. 4782. Shrubs pruned. lawn re1978 Cougar.- PS. PB. PW. aeeded, retaining walla, Fm11 Supplll':. AC, CNiH, AM·FM. OM aidewalka. patioa. bark mago. Muot Hll. Call 446mulch • aawdult. Contact "' LIVf:~'li!Ck 0289. Bruce Davioion. Call 614· 258-1427. 1976 Chevy Monzo. V-S. Am-Fm CoiMtl•• 4opd, PS, Farm Equipment General Hauling. For 1111 fill 1$1 P8, AC, 89,000 mllea, dirt, and top soil. Coli Call 11200. Call" 814-388814-266-1427. 8639. B ft. bar with 6 bar ltoola, 1879 Pontile Firolllrd Foruoo. 1982 Chevy dieeel mule. good. cond. CaH 814· pickup, loaded, e•c. cond .. 388-83&1 . 17, !100. Call 614-246 5870. Approa. 200 lata model cera tor porto. 1977 Dodgo For Sole- Zenith Conoole power w11g0n wltti hofme1 Stereo, ueed very linle, Colt 440 wreckerbecl. Co11814wiH loll tor flOO, Coll 2811-8&22. . 814-446-7383. 12 ft. heovy aluminum boot. 1'h HP. evenrudlo motor, boat trliler. *300. Call 814-446-4922 after !lpm. ~ v B1 57 64 ! 'IHAT_'_ID_OAIIl by Htnrt Amoldlnd Bob Leo EVENING 56 3 mala Baogol pupo, 9waeke old , $30.00 . 304- 8711· 8ou 801 Hrieo 4 opaakars. · 6299. Nokonlchi 800 oerloo Young . Cocketallo. groyo, cataette deck. pre-amp, $39.95; Pearlieo, 149.95. power amp, tuner. Burwen Para-keete. all colora noise reduction unit. • 1. 500 114.99. Dwarf Porroll ond firm. Serloua callers only canaries. 10 percent .o ff. 1114-379-2444. . Fioh Tonk. 2413 Jackson Avenue. Point Pleasant. 304-676-2083. 53 Antiques One temaie AKC Poodle pup. 304-882-3672. Antique cupboard • upright piano. Call for appointment. 992-2228. nished $1 60 month plus We Have Buyers For Farms utilities. 8160 deposit marAnd Houses .. list with us. -ried couple only. Call 614li-Ono Reel Estate. Howard · 388 ~8608. L. Yeager. Ill. , 304-676 - 1 ------:--~~-;:-::-;5104 or 304-675-5386. 2BR, unfurnished HollyPorll ' 1 2X60. Washer & Dryer AIIbrickormaint8nancefree hOOk up. Vt mila past HMC . jJ bdr. home with garage in Call614-446-4369 or304lown . 304-675-3030 or 675-9780. 675-3431 . 1- -------:-::---:--: 2BR , 12X80 . mobile, fur· nished. utilities furniohad. Rentals no children or pets $250. Located In Galllpollo. Call 614-497-3171 : Television Viewing WEDNESDAY . •' 1977 Fleotwlng 171'.1 .ft. fullv aelf· c ontli ne d w ith ohowor, olaepo B. 304 -875· 2786. The Daily Sentinel- Page-16 1 unfinished house . Make offer. 904-596 -6429 . Trailer in Rio Granda, unfur- DICK TRACY Ser v !.I!, 52 ' Pamenly Middleport, Ohio ----~ .o; Now open, tor buainua. Mountain State Block. Rt. 33. New Hoven. Complete maaonry t:upp,lea, 4 " , e·•, 12" block. Dollvory IIMCI. Phone day 304-882-2222. ovenlng 882-3239 . By · owner. 30 acres. leon area with mobile home and Real Estate Wanted CB,TV, Radio ,Equipment Auguat 1, 1984 79 Motors Home• & Camper s 116 Building Supplie1 Brior.,.tch Konnolo Prof'!l· oionol · All-breed grooming. Indoor-Outdoor boarding tocllitloo. Plck 'up and ~llvory 11rvice. English Cock,r Sp8niel puppieo. Call 8 1 4-388· 9790. Drogonwynd Canerv Kennolo. AKC Chow puppieo. Siemeoo kitteno. 'new Htton CFA Himalayan and Perolo.n kinano. Coll614-448-3844 ofter 8. 18 Ac res near Pt. Pleasant. -Fronts Routes 2 and 62 .· 36 W&dnesday. August 1. i 984 Ohio ' ' CRYPI'OQUOTES HSFWRZ XSAB OWFZBCNM HSSDF WF RS XSAB TAU GSW·FM ' WF YWRCH .- SZOMR RCFP • WHAT, AFTER ALL, IS A HALQ? ONE MoRE THING TO KEEl\ ClEAN. - . Yeatenlay's ~ : ' CHRISTOPHERFRY . . -· �• ..... Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 16-The Daily Sentinel f ~-upreme Wednerv. August 1. 1984 Court · considering tougher 'in-school authority : WASHJNGI'ON (Ai') - The establish' that students dO not have slon In the context of school Reagan administration, concerned J the same constitutional protection searehes.'' about a "gro.ytng lack of discipline · as adults against warrantless · l)epartment lawyers said that evidence seized Ill a search by a 8!ld disorder lJl the publlc schools,'' searcheS and seizures. Ia asking the Supreme Court to • "The panoply of constitutional school <iflctal should be admissible ~ the power of school authorl· protections guaranteed to adults lJl a criminal prosecutions If the tJes to search students' belongings cartnot and should not hi trans· offtclal had reasonable grounds for b- drug$ and weapons. · planted wholesale to children," the conducting the search. The department, Ill a "friend-of· :. The Justice Department urged department said. "Both history and .tliecourltouseaNewJerseycaseto common sense compel this conclu· the court" brief IDed 'IUesday, . can1i!d out orders Issued last Jan. 7 by President Reagan, who called In a natlo!lal radio address for a crackdown on "rude,llllfllly behav· lor and even vlolence"lll lhenatJon's tJes Uke t)Ue of a parent, leewiY must be given to ~ to · exercise a~tllorlty IIIli mannerthat wlldom Important to the whole fabric of American life," the president llllld 1n Ida apeech. The Justice Department Uled those l!l(j!Ct words '1\letday In delendlni wammtless searches classrooms. "The sad truth Is many class· conducted by teachers that may rooms across the country are not · produce evidence to be used In . . temples of leamlng, teachlllg the criminal Pf(RCIItlons. "Having been given respoiiSiblll· lessons of goodwill, clvlllty and rolghtnotbepennlttedOfotberl~te ctft~... the departml!ll~ said. . It cited a 19'18 gtM"nunent report that each month 282,(0) studeuta were pi\Yslcally attacked Ill Amerl· ca's public schools, 112,(0) were Inside today: Weather ' a 1) wD a IIIPI c•v:e a1 • ••• ... *r' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 'II. _. ...........:....Pipa ..1 a ?' I ......... PipaJt.P .... . ...... ,., ............ . 0 c.....n ............. Papu ,,,. ... 4-H fair judging•••Pages·6-7 . Mo l'b'•P .,,,_, ... ~ .... D 'I ....................... H e• " ',_ ccau .... • &m•• W' ,, 1111111 a lttur M · a •. BC 'h ................ Pap!JI ; Bsr ...................r.,. I, • I ' Sidewalk ~ale days•••Pages 8-9 pa IIi ...,.,. .... II pa. . , f'rWitr. • robbed. at y . . I . Pomeroy . enttne ' ' Middleport, Ohio, Th1.1rsday. August 2, 1984 2 SectiOM, 14 P - 211 Cents •A Muhllntdle Inc. N-opel* . . .Celeste hails collrt's .redistricting. 'reprieve' B)' BORaTE. MQIJ!:R COPYRIGHT 1984 - THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY JULY 29, THROUGH SATURDAY. 4UGUST4, 1984, IN~""-· ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. ···~·· ' ,..I'M ............... _. _ ,.,___,_ ...... ...... ·---·-· ............. ..., ,... ,..,,........ l•h ...........,............. tftl1 H. If we • rvn evt .. .,. HuorttMii -..... ---"'" ·-•-...o..,--·-·• COM,ere"Je Jte... wt.Oft ewelle~Jo, ~............ "'1"11., I ,.IMtt... whlclo will ..,... ,.. ... t,ocMM .... lite ec&epls4 ,_ ..._ I!Mirdlil..... Celeste, Secretary of State SJieorrod AMod ' 1rn.Wrter Brown, leglslatlveieadersandother . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. deteallants, along with plaintiffs Richard Celeste has hallect 1Uf "a who lhcl¥de .members ot the !XmmOn·lellle declalon" a federal ·, Communications Workers ofAmer· COurt reprieve which wW permit In their decision Wed.....,.y, the 'lea, to meet with the toort Sept 2t .()hlo to llold Its CQIIil'e&.llona same three-jlidae panel which Nled for a statui conference. to discuss electJons Nov. 6 even tJiou&ll thr , Jan. I> that the d?striCU violate the ." the timely preparation of a new lllstrlcta have , been declared Coostltutlon's equai-JXllllllatlon re- redlstricdng plan.• ' UIICOIIItltutlonal. qulreml!lltl cited !epl pt:I!Cedents Ill their dectalon, u.s. District · But the aovetnor. a~ said wblch they said sbaw !here m;e Jud&les R(Jbert M. Duncan and Wednelclay he appreciates the situations "which allow the Interim JosephP. Klnneary, alongwlth U.S. court'idetl!nnlnatlon to 1ee that the use ot a state redistricting plan." Circuit Judge Na~ R. Jones, districts are redrawn pnmptly bY The decision requires lawyers for . NON RETUBNABLE BOTTLE, TAB·. SPRITE, · Diet Coke -. · or Coca Cola.- · . · 2-Liter ' 1kz. LIMIT 5 PLEASE Polar Pak Ice Cream c ggc v..-Gal. : : : :•••• U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF 20·22·LB. AVG. Full Cut Round Steak Red-Ripe Whole · .Watermelons Pound OLE CAROLINA l-Ib Best-Rite Filler · Paper · 200-Ct Pkg. 99 c ~ gtrlll'OUtwW ~llm?tedtothra> enll The boy ~ and the . year. $CJiools wW not !Qwel: Jll'l!rtl(ums but After much dellberation, the wW bellmltlllgetktiles,andwWalso couDtY's81!lllorlalrboardmembers. lnntruct the?r jud&w .to be ~ have dec!ded to curtall the number sele cttVe IJlawarciiJJg ~ . of projects to be enteied lly IIChoo!S AUJunlorFalrexhlbttonwWatlll andGir?andBoyScouta,ancltog!ve receive free fairpa Eland Will be . ea<;horgan?zatlona budgetof$:0!,to _ ilbleto rlde'allday forfl.50. cover the cost of pre.,dums. ~ fair board wW ~lnue to In red!nt years, entries bY these supptyalloftherlbbonlandsm~eof orpntzatlons have Increased to the the trophies and p?aques wblch wW point . that llp8(.'e has bl,>coine a .be awarded. Some of the larger prob?an. . trophies are OOnated · lly ?ocal School exhii;Jittons have even had · mercballll. to be cllari&BP during fair wa!k Ill 'llle4-~·WAandF:IfA~· O. . F.!R~. !It!J!I,~. ' tloal ~ bam .alliJtted 13,0) to. . 'lbe_!letllor fair board haS always \\'(llit· ·with and have also beeft been '"I""'INP for paying the bistructedto!Eeptlll!h-lllltrles!ltlbe preiiJlurna on thr I!bboua oo matter preeent Jeove?. _ oowmuch lllOIIf'Y that entalled. ACcording to fair tioaribecretazy · MW'Iel Bradford, "The fair board '1be organ?nllolla Involved liave has .lllwa» jUst. made ~ meet, beep , pen' ·the . c~ Or either which has become lncreeslilgly llmltlp8 projeCts, .Jowerlriir preml· dlf!Pcl!!t to do with lllllaY's rising . wni,orboth,aslo!llasthebudget!s JH1cl\fl;" . · · malntil?ned. ' . She poPDted out that fair bOird F'or ~. the Glr? ~ts lll rilembers realize lh8t exhll*ors prevloul YMi'B aave an award of fl have alilo been atrected by rising (or a blue rtbboll, $1.15for irmand costs but said, '"lbbschangeJusthad Sl for a wlilte. 'l1lls. year,' they have to be made." •• 78 ' LIMIT 1 PLEASE :"': I a :~:~1: ~ ' con:· , Cathollc church officials who demned GaJUeo and lhrew him Ill CINCINNATI (AP) - Foamer ,piil!OD becaus; he said the Earth ~ physician Edward F. Jackson has revQived around the sun. · · been convicted of multiple rape "I hope my counselors are taklntr charges for the second time and comfonlnthefactthatthechurchls . handed a sentence that boosts his wnslderlng reversing that dec[· maximum pr110n tenn to almost ' slon " Jackson said. · · •· years; although he wm be .. reeuhe pl-osecutor belleYes ~~··. eligible for- a parole hearlllg !111993. results .of ... thl.$ trial will help tllll~, · OJmmon Judge Frederick liea11ng process !1 the victims. Butj · T. Williams sentenced ,Jackson on . •feel revenge Is overrated," Jack5o!t : WedneSday to serve 91·3!¥> years in added . prison and pay $60;m'l In fines. Prosecutor Edward W. Morgah • Jackson had pleaded lnnocent by said the Clllclnnatl trial Wl\.5 reason of Insanity. . condue;ted at the request ·of ·l!l Ja~. 40, a fOrmer Columl!Us victimS, who testified against Internist, was convicted Wednesday Jackson. . • of 26 felony counts, · Including "They had faith In the justice · chargestbatherapedllWII!WII'Iilld ~ system, and ~·m hllppy for th"'ll) '. · committed 13 qu-g1ar1es between . Morgan said. >· • 1975 and October 1978 111 the Defense lawyer Gary .Schwelck· Columbus area. 1be other two ·· .artsaldJacksonhas~daystonotlfy charges were atlelnptl'd rape and · the court of an appeal and that no gross 5exuallroposltton. . dectskln bas been made. Schwelckart, who aCC4sed the judgeandjuryofpunlshlngJackson ·Most of the sentence will be add,ed for ,being mentally ill, said he was tothe191-to~plisontennhe \lpllet thllt IJ9th of Jackson's juries was given In September when he had no black members. Jackson Is was convicted In Akron of raping 21 black. women and terrorizing none others, · "I dOn't mean to suggest thAt also In the Columbus area. racism penetrated the jury," butthli . In a statement before hlsseptenc· white jurors may have beeri lng Wecn.Pay, Jackson said the IIIIQ)DSClously racist, Schwelckart eight wOOlen and lour men on the Sl!ld. jury were similar to 17th-century i Pw '""'.•' . r SUR~ . UNDERWAY - A GaJ?Ia.Melp QJmmualy ,\pncy lilrVe)' tMm In cd -.1 about INii weei, PI ~ Jtle?p l7'1..,_t ? \'~Alb¥ haitiJI&-.I?eanlc~~WWY'-IDbe "* 5I 1W bJb P 111 _ _ .,The lolflw wiPI be pidled liP next week () _. ·~ dll&a•belhell becomplledaad..edaaaiDal•••••'*" Clae r r dll• ph a1 Clae CIIIIIQo. Jab tn••narac" & -here. a ,: ._.. aild Ray we helpmg with the llp"cl" Melp {11 Some find Wttp . sales ~deplo~~.Ie~ I; ''I am a little disappointed that the 1 court did not nx a finn de6dllne:roi-• the l..eglslature to come ·up with new plan,'' he said, althou8baddfne that he Is pleased that a September date was set for the statuS ' conference. . urn (J proJect.. Tr.r•. Increased voter turnout sought by ur an .Leagu · ·.·e ': CLEVELAND (AP) As reign on that score," Chema saki. .. b' Oliloans flock to . buy Ohio LDtto addlnlt he expec:1!d the Ohio UJtto · Ucicets In liopes of wlnnlllg a ·state ·jac?!POt to be recalculall!d Fr!day. record $21.3 mPIIloil jackpot, 111me . ~:!.~ ~~att•~ , people. Illy they'll! worrted about ~............ .....,. .... _ _ u"'""'" By !n'I!:PIIANiE NANO time away from hla voter regtstt:a· Allll!d1W ~ Wrler t10n efforts. lrrlpKtJ ~the bettlngexclfement. of thrli'I(Jjill, when ll'lieypeoplegl't CLEVELAND (AP) TheJackson said he also felt a duty lo Oblo I.ottecy Director' ThJmas paid or I'I!Cll!!ve jil!llllloo <:bt<h Chi!qla llald W~y night sales 1be lnch!eled llllelest Ill the Lotto . . Natkxaal Urtlan League closed Its defend Cecll Williams, a black Democrat whO lost the · South 10 fir tbPI week lrll8led juat under$9 , ~· lJl Mh week without a 74th anauat·conference with a call torthercglstntlonof1.2mllllllnnew Carolina Democratic primary for miiiJOII. ' ' JaCkpol wlniil!l', has lllme OJdol!ns '." 'e didn't hit 19 million until won1ed. · black voter.s for the ~avember .the Senate seat Ina disputed election . . l"rrddYiastweek.l'dll!Ywe'reaclay "Our church cor111dtutlon ((lrblds election · and Increased voter · lll Jime. and a rialf 4'-1 oflalen . lait wft?c. It" ......... "'-· Arthur W·''turnout. · · • Jackson; who jollied WIUJams11n ' ..., ua: Im not sure what that rneana: We ·rniiiiDns director• ·for the t1lllted · t),rban League President Johli E. seeking a Justice Department lnYeStlgatlon of the election, said tuave 110 barG!neter11 to ll!l!i&e by ' aaPtlatChurchln,Ohlo. "Ith?nklt's Jarobsakl thegroupwoilld launch a another primary should be held becaiiii!WI!'wneverhadthlaklndal dep?orable that there's 110 n'luch "voter educatkln and gl't.wt·thewte" prosram througlt Its 113 becall541 of voting lrreg'utaritles. jackpOt,'~Cilemlsa?d. ' llltenstlllthe.Jottery." A $pokesman said the Justice "Ourbl!staueaatlhllpolllt?slhat . aut the Rev. Gene Frazier of. atflllates 111.34 states. He said the cAmpaign's goal Is to tncreaseto60 Department was waltll)g for more we'll Ill! 1ettlnl a - recotd for a 1'l1n?ly, United Metboc~Pit Church Ill pem!llt theL~ voting rate from Information before ' deciding LottoJackpot.NewYorkhanhadtlle Columblll said clurch members whether to start an Investigation. record at ' ~.8 mi1Plon. I think a'nalle· the?r own declslolls about the l!llllwhn11 markot50percent. Nationally, about 12 mUilon of the Jackson, whO has changed his SatunSay wm be IIIIi end of thel,l' Whether to JliiiY 111e ~· 19 mlllklrl e?lglble black voters are legal residence !nm Chicago to ' registered, he said. South Carollna, would have had to '"lberewWbecarpoollngtotake me .election petitions by noon . people to VOle, babYsitting SetVIces Wedne9day to get on the November 1 . . ' to free them to get out to vote and .ballot. ' hundredi of~ w?unteer SetVI· Jackson said hewwlll foCuS more . ces to alatst people to fulfiU their attention to organizing the South . ' clt?:i.eliihlb responalbllltles." Jacob' because It Is "the key to paogresslve coLUMBUs. Ohio (AP)- SUr· · ldent1tlecl. saldWedneldayattheconcluslonof politics nationally and lnternaUon· · &iOiil at Unlvenlty HolpPtnll here HPiel said ted!ral and state the ftlur.day l'OIIfel'ence. ally" and has "the greatest need, the tpl!llt neer~ nine hllarl W~ rnlnbil ofllcllll 'lftf'l! lnveltlptlni .The Re\1. Jesse Jac?oon ·earlier greatest potential and the greatest reettadiiJil t?aurm ~ 1 Soutlienl thr lncktent . at the plaDt neer cited hla own "natlcina?respo~ydlj)l· possibility." Ohio Coil Co. wod.er ~~~Jured bl an Wllkalvllle. . ties" tor tncreutna voter reglstra· Jackson answered a question accident at SOutlllnl Oldo'a H?lelllld Cllftlliany oftlclall were · lion and turnout for his decision not about hlS·po?ltlca? future b}( saying No.1 prepll'allla pllllt. not cetldia bow 1!11! aCcident t6 run tor U.S. Senate this year In he would be concentrating on ·voter Steft H!lll, a 111'71 ,,... for OCCIIJTtd, IIUI thai "!t did fl!vOive a South Carolina. registration,· campalglitpg for the 9outllerl\ Olllo'l . . . - til•ll*t'·· COil COIJW!7ft' ,lielt lllllde the coal "N a former presidential candl-. Democratic preslderttlal ticket and American · Elllldg PeMr, said prepani?Giilll.at." . date who ran a national campatan, I wtirldng to develop his Rainbow Frailrcrra T. CiE 11M, .ll, ..,. He llllfltr-na. ~ Rutlaild, ·teerutrawobl?aatklntocontlnueto Coalition !lito a national political ta11a1 to Ulllwrl?lr..,...PI flan wu a · ~ In thr st?lmil8111 'YOII!r l'l!lllstration and ~ organliatlonlntllemonthaahead. v•Pci1ecq. , .prl!ll8i'all!li Jllllt, wll?ch .wurae. voter tumout arnona members of In his speech to thli conference, 11. .. IIPd IPie Ill SJ' I aL 1le llld thr the Ra?nbow Coal?tion COIIItltuency, Jackson called for blacks to act as ...;;;..t?tldltllt-llilla IICC!S H.....St~~D~t,h.m. Cli a ·na~ Jackson said · the conscience of the ~ocratlc. atlO:IIa.m. W t 'lilldlalttd ·- I .. . allw paoplt In the ~ llddfaabirr. thr cordett!IIOE! Pany. . UliiiT:lllp.m.Q&Il ( Wll?llted _.atflltllallr.,.·t~~at:.. . tbe Weotnee.:,y, ''We have a tremendous chal· lilall?tu•ld?lr. ' CIIIJtl*•~"flllelllld.,: lenge as a people to be the · PIQ: 'Pm~ICt!on He IFid campalplng for the COIIIICimoeoftlieparty,"hesaldlna br ICIIill ~ Cia• n ' c:owcdas, !ll!nam -• lleld 11y Sl!ll. Stnm speech repeatedly Interrupted bY . . the~ tile operatJc1n -n," said Wllo . . . 110 a cai'I)'-:Gitltllre and· 'l'burmor.ld.R.S.C.,b'the!asttllree apptauae. "There Is still unfinished lhlji I Jllll;wiiOUIIIdnattobe lxJu&htlcelnw?*,l}to&*ktbe?!mb. decadeawouldhllwtalrerltoo~uch l' business." . .. ......,., .r 49-oz. . d1Sal1owed. By JOHN FABRm AWM'11M PreM Writer res. =•· _.-::-~""""'-- Tide · ·Laundry · Detergent attorney who lepiCSetlts Patrick~ .. Flariagan and other,plaintiffs, ~Ill he was not surprised by the declsiQ!I 111 vi~ of the prQblems that would have arisen If the districts w~ Dr. Jackson gets more jail: time . . lowered their premiums to IUl, $1 and 50 Cl!lltl, retpeC!Ively, and eech 8)' NANtY YOAai.UI Brown said through spokesman David Sllutt he was extremely pleased that the court hap accepted his arguments · with regard to the cost of another election and the contusion It would have created. But Shutt said the secretary Qf state Is aware that "the court Isletting nobody off the hook'' and that a new plan must be drawn. · "He Is sure that the Leglslature will canply," Shutt said of Brown. Jolm C. McDoQald, a Columbus 'tn Each 25C OFF LABEL new Board curtails · fair,~xhihitions· S I! rl SWI Wltler Some of r,tetal County's Junior Fair exhibitions wW be 11111111er this Kroger Pork 'N' .Beans took note Qf arguments by Brown tllat candidates for Congress al- 1 ready h8d been nominated and, If . the e~~!Stlng plan were thrown out, a primary would have to be held" at a cost of about $6.4 rnllllon. · The decision also said that to void the results of the May 8 primacy and schedule a new primary "would not only work a serious hardship upon thaie winning (primary) candl· dates, but coold alsoresultlnserious confus!on 8IIIOJW the voters.'' U.S.D.A. GRADE A Holly' Far.ms· Chicken Breast Pound D'Pnns ·r e·attach Sur'e"'-:" '' RUdand man .8 arm ' MetP ,...,11 ••Ill ...,... · •.,. .,.... .._ ..,,.._, Wtth ' ' «s· ,.:S." Di!&ilti'IW - The once oWraowtng Brown's 'l'i'aiPer C... .. • beiDg more or re. abandoned as owner VIc Brown moves cdelthe oper ...., p?cture. Minersville ·t railer park shuts do:wn ··. ' ., ''I • ''• An area which was once 1\lll of people and trailer homes IS now almost an empty lot. t Brown's Traller Park, !II Millersville, has been operated by owner VIc Brown since 1963. After illneSs this wlnter1 Brown Is now unable to take care of the 2llots. He has now sold many ~the trallers he owned with only two of his personal traUers remain. I , . Thetrallerparkls!Ocatedwhere eSalt .o(leratedfrom the 1840s to the ~- The salt was ed by the lal.e Valentine B. Horton, hlocal indus · . When the park was full, renterswouliiJilaV,thecareofthe trallers to . Brown. He always strived ~o _Fe It a"~~· place, Brown said: Thelf!lUerswererented oy1peoplefromt)Jree.foilnhsormoreofthe stateslllthenattonandonefroi)1Switzl!rlan4,8ndwerellldemanddue . totheworkcreatedbytheconst:J'uqtkmillriverdamsandpowerp?ants , In the area. . Many newlyWed couples chose thr trallet park a,s the!r first home . and many children were born to parents redllllg.ln the mol!IUe home. During the 21 years of the.pai'Pl's ex1ateta:e~ .of families Uved there, sOme staying 1!1 Yean or So. Othet-s stayed for shorter · periods but moved In 8iid out aet"Yeral:ilmes. , , . Brown lsst!Uundeclded whlltherlo .U or still rnallltaln the park, he•. said. ' II .\ ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 1, 1984 hartinger keesee searls