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A..,..,...,...._.wrtter · (' ' I ' ~ • hbldea was l\!jl!ct.e!1 by thecowity ~ So !\If New Haven Town Council voted laJ.t Wl!ek to urge residents to bclycott buJineues , NEW HAVEN, W.Va. (AP) -A feud .0\'1!1' a gartxlge dump has turned Into a191111 venlcmofthewar between the states ln.pda npnnally peacetul fwTnland along the Ohio · County. Rlwr. New ~ven tw · only 1.700 New Haven Mayor Grayson residents. and thl!y cbum out oaly ''Pat" Wllllamson admits that the rourtn'CJdnedsoftrlllheweet. The situation baa lrashed the once change does IIII!IIIIS that the town, neighborly relatiOns between hi$ . which ~ an jiiUIUa) "!•118et ~ cmummlty <8lldI . Meigs County, $l.36,(Q),mustcomeupWithanexlrll · ' ' Ohlo,Just across the Ohio River. Sill a week It UWBDtn to deposit Ill But the three-term veteran civic trash In Mei&BCountY· leader says he.had no choJct1 but to ''This Is a 1511)811 town," William· . recommend thi!t hi$ ctmstltuents son saki. "WehaveaUmlteda'mount boytoit businesses that beckon at or money to work With." the Elld of the two-lane bridge New Haven recently bought a connecting' New Haven with Pane- $29,(KXI garbage truck, which WDIIroy,Ohlo. amson said will be clamaged If It The messy battle belian earlier must be driven over the narrow. thi.IIUIIII!Iei'WhentheMelgsCounty rutted 1'01111 leading to the only other Cm'lmllslon voted to start Charging area landtJil, jn West Columbia pBJple living putslde thecounty$50 a north or Point l'leasant. load ilrprbagedumpedatthe loc$1 . The boycott 18 ~ at putting J8ndllli, more than twlcl! the $21 a economlcpre811!I'eonMelgsCounty load coUnty residents pay. , . l>n!!h 'saowtll!l'i, wholntumwillput WIIUamson S~zyS heoffen.'li tospllt pressure on their county ~ the dlt!erence,(lt $.li a load, bUt that slol'!ers, WUllllm.D said. I ' ' . • "Whatolher~doibave?" he a.sl!ed. complu1ng tbl! boycott wlthdvU rights proteits ~the 191111. , '"lbla means Sill a week to us,'' he :!~·~~~= ·::.!·~:;:,~= - If he 1e111 one suit. he makes Sill • MISS SUNSHINE, WILL YOU BE MY DATE FOR THE EVENING? MAYBE! -«~ •' ' ' ' by tj) ) CLEVE1.AND (AP) -Harold and Karen McCall lillY their winning Ohio Lotto cmlblnatlon wu the Jnt lil!ll8d from • pilpet" bag_IIlier IIIey decided to . . play the weeldy pme for the llrst time, lured by the natloa's lar&'est-ever Jackpot ..,. nearly $25 million. . Names of the eight· wlnnen wm't be known ofllclally at least until today, wi!En they may validate • thelr,tlcketl ~~ regiQpal otrlces In Cleveland, Canton. Columbus, Cincinnati, Marietta, Dayton 01' Toledo. HOIW!Vel', the McCalls, of Columbus, slioWed their ~ .tldlet to WBNS-1V on Sunllay. 'I1IeY said they bought their t1c1ce1s around 3 p.m. Saturday,,,., hours before the dn!wlng. ' ''The first thing rm going to buy Is a new car," Mr.!. McCall said. Ohioans and others wagered $211.5 million last week '' ' ' f ! SPEED WALKER '• . .... , "INTfD IN ~ADA . ' ., 8)' DIANE M. BALK . """""eled p,_ Writer WILMINGI'ON, Ohio (AP) - The P«:ece Resourre Center at Wilmington CoJleRe wants to keep the bombings of Hiroshima and NapsaJri and their aftermath mere than just August anntversaJy Grls .Hammond ''The people who swvlved It have the attitude: 'We have to tell people - thi!n whlit I have suffered won't be In vain,' " said Helen Redding·, center director. . The center's Hlroshlma·Nagasakl Memorial Collection Is believed to 1:ouse the large;t collection outside rl. Japan on the 1!N5 atomic bomiJiagS. A brochure describes the colleCtion •U cle5llned to show future &I!JII!!'Iltloua "wbaJ ,happelled :the nuc)eer age began In deitnlctlw·holocaust and to provide Information as new knowledge 8lld lnslghls become avalllible." · , · The collection Is a11o Intended "to lnapire us 10 face up to the reaUtletl rl. the 'nuc)eer • and the need 10 develop global thinking . 8lld atobal c:oopetatlon thrWgh eG!catbl and training b" peace," when . · til! brochure Siys. , Molt of the collection's matertals related to the Au&. 6lxmblugof Hlrollllma \\'ere -signed out befqre-'IOday'l 3911! 8!IIIM!rlarY. ~­ Redding said. ' . The center was fmnded by Ba!tlara Reyuolda. ~ ~ peat.'e IICtiVIst who spent•maey years In Japan. The ~yeftl'dd center was one or I!I!Yt!l'8l sponsors 11 the :Hth ll!l!al8l Hlnlllldma Day VIgil planned for today at Wrfl!ht-PatletuiAir Force Base near Dayton. "It's a ttme to publicly lndlcall! oor COIIIEI'II, our-~ \ll'lltldCY aboUt llie anns l'$ce, and rededicate ourselves away fnm militarism and the 'anns race:• said vigil orpulzer Larry Gara, clilllman of the Wllrnlniton GoUeae blsiOry, dep:lrtment. · Ill !llldltlon to the Hlroslilma-Napsald MemorlalCdlectloft, much of wlllch Mrs. Reynokls donated In 1915, the Pl!8ce ~ also a11111na bitonnatlon on the anns nee, ~. reaolvl!ig Uidlk.'l, peacE:ful resistance and nucleer power. 'The nucleer-811! material, In Englb:b IIIII J.panese, Includes boolcl and cllpplnp on periOil8l aaD!uta rl. the alllmlc blmhlng. It allll'hu h:pcxls on medical eftlects rl. elqallre to J'Jidlalloll. The euest book llichdes siln&tun!ll ~ vllllcn fnm Japan, COsta Rica, E!llliJid, !!ootJand, Austria, West Germuy, Cun and · Vl!'bll statee\vitl!llt tilt Jast)'e&l', altl!auilli Mra.Jlr'Mkc said 11101t cqlll!cl With the cenfa' II by D'llll or'JIIIObl. '1'1111Q11181rs Jur!oldes for auats wbo Want to ............ .._ lily C10CI ai&ll1 do resevCh Ill the llCIIIecllon. Upllalrl. die eo11ect1on clitpllyaa doll BIYeJ5 to Mrs. Reyuolds by a (if)()/) · a'X11t. ' .. ,. ' 1\ ' ' . -wbobld~ltfromlll!r~!llldbldexpected • • • .. rnerc:e President Robert Ash says there's no way to tell whether the boycott Is bavlng an e.lfect on the bu$!!!P'-IInlna the nanvw streets of his Ohio Rlvi!t' IIJwi!. And even If there were, he said, he doesn't know What he COUld do aboutiL "We're ca~ In the middle of a .govemnll!lltal inlsunderstandl, bUt there's not a who)!! lot we can · (Con!lnued on~ 101 · .' * TIIAIRED RBIA'l10N8- New B-. W.VL ...,. Dl llll!idwull! Ia ..........., *Ill ea.nty, M!aJOI' Ora,.a "Pat" ...,.._11M orpt'd a Ol*lta pul!!lild!lber'Mdt!Dntea. (Arlee~). ' ., puelt onto her fAmilY, 1111111 lhtfamlb' wullllled In the bomlllllp. A"wpply Gplanatlllnaya the wcman dl Mrs. Reyuoidlto "11!11 til! Amlei'ICIII1IWJINU tbat there Is no need to ave thqsto pass on .ll!ilell we 8ft rid ol war." on a lower 11te11 Ia a IId to a bolx Jlllde from IQ' l*ca ~tile l'lllnl · cia lane, c:ralld wllll the thoi!JW tbat "we uaat mal:ie 71!11!1!tb111J llllutlful out at tile n!IIIIAe... ' . ,. I • ::· .' . . .... agents In Ohio River towns said many Kentucky and West Vlrglnla resldenls were bUying lottery tickets. • Clnclimatl ticket seU€1' Paul Jacob said he had 111.9 ets CIIIJIIJwkom aa 1M away 88 New York. "It's been a wild and woolly week," he said. ''We're worn out:" Cheating the Lotto Is Impossible, said lottery Director TbQrnas Cllema. . '"11M! .tickets themselves tuive In them at least four million a week.' CI!'OSIH:hEcks to detennlne the time the ticket was Sales bad leaped to $]6.7 mOlJou for the July 28 Issued," he said. Valldatlonnumbersonthetlcketare drawing, when the Jackpot was peggalet $12 mDilon. COded, scrambled and llnlted to the JuUan caleudar In ''We've had a Vely exciting two weeks," Ms. a way only the computer can declphe'. Each ·ticket carries a serial number, but not In the Blocmberg said. Smle ticket agents said people waited In·One for usual numerical sequence, meaning only the five or six houn this week to place thel!: bets. Lottery · computer can teU In what order the tickets were sold, he said. . . Blooolberg nald theCOJIIIIIIIIIIcl Is requln!d by law to list the wlonen' uamei and towns 0( residence. The LGltD ja ..,._ Is omnputed JJy ticket sales, with a minimum of $1 mlWdn ID each week's drawing. H there are m wbuea, 111e Jacllpot goes up. The game had gone b!r weeks without. wlnl!er. Ill tbat time, playen spent a1mo1t Sill miWon for Oillo Lotto tickets. S8les for the million-dollar -drawing nonnally average about $4 million to $5 ~· 0( rnetlorles. ...- · Pta1e:oy Area Chamber~ Com. the eigbt tiCkets llsiiDg aD six ci the wln!!lug numben are entitled to ~.534 each. lottery spoiresw<lman Anne Bloon!bt!Ji said Sunday. After taxes, each ticket wW pay $123,421.36 annually for ~ years, she said. She said 2,f£1 players jruessed ftve 11 the . $IX numbers and 1111.646 hit tour 11 s1x. The wllu!l!!g IIUIIIbel's were 4, 14, 26, :H, 36 and 40. The weekly Jackpot became the laflll'SI In u.s. history, surpassing a $22.8 mDilon jackpot In the New York Lotto game In May. Ohio Lotto winners cannot remain anonymous. Ms.' Holden , 1.001<. Ar THIS NEW BOOK I IJOf .5PE£0. •;.. Melp County." 3.8-mllllon-0-1. Peace center. recalls ~ Hiroshima . bombLng· I ' mwkeabardslllponthetownofNew Haven," Meigs County Cou1mlssloner Rlchilrd Jones said dUJ:Ing a recentmeetlng. "It'lthatW!1wantto J)l'eiU"'ethelandftllforthepeopleof for a shot at the $211,61W,Z19 Lotto jackpot.'lbey paid 00 cents for each chance to illfllllthe six Lotto numbei's drawn Saturday nlgbt. Odds on a !ilki!nt W&gel' were •• ' ' pll&ht. · "It's not that we would want to ·Eight individuals. will.share Ohio's ·record. b»tto jackpot ({!!)·' ' Ill Ohio, though. local leaders don't tblnk much 11 New Hawn's ' ··t ' proftt." Small town post offices fight closings By lARRY EWING 12,00) rural post otflres, Sl!nllng OVP!blrWrtter fewer than 100 cusumers each- . · One giM.'I'!UI'il!lt report'ssugges- about me-third or the nation's • t1on to clolle-12,001 rural Post oftlces omces. The clmlngs COUld save In a money-saving move Is meeting more than $'m mUIIon a year, the stiff oppps1t1on from cmununltles Gene~al Accounting .Office that lnslstapostrl.flcelsmorethan · estimated. . Just a place to bqy stamps. During the past year, GaUia ''They're wrong," orie postal · CountY post omces In Rodney and empJayee, who wished not to be Ewlngtai have been ~losed. Ill Identified, said this !llOC!IIng. "The Melp County, serviceS !"fEted plStalservlrewassetupasaServlce thmlgh otllces In Hem1oc11: Grove to the people... they seem to be and Dext.erhavebeendlscoutlnued. foigetth~g thaL .. tl!elr ma}or conAddltbially, the postal authority cern qow seems to be making Is known to be studying the money." ' ~tlou r1. orrtres Northup, Last Jllll\l8lY. President Rea- Addison and Kerr - au In GaUia gan 's Privati! SectorSwvey on Cost County. · Control recommended ·closing at ~established postotrlces In smaU cmununltles to give. them· selves an Identity. Most smaU towns set up their post ofllces In the early. lims. Many share faCilities with other govemment seiVIces. Scme are operated oot d. prlvate homes. Postal Service ofllclals say they are resisting the suggested closings. . Mario Principe, acting general !lll!llllgl!l' of the service's Dellvezy and Retail POlley Division, said tiny post ofllces will be clolled only If no one c;m be found to take the job postmaster or It no suitable oHice can be found . or "We don't lhlnk the wholesale closlngofrural post offices would be beneficial to the countzy. ' • Principe • ~ld. ' A local . postal employee says smaU towns need post offices fol' more than just maUing letters. "In some areas we have people who justcan'tgetouttotravel to the clty... we have several elderly pea. pie who ask us to fill oot their lllOI!l'y' . orders for them ...or, to help theni with other problems.:.or, Just tD talk.' ' "In rural areas, the post otfice IS an Important part or the conununlty .. .lt's more than just an office, It's a community center. "If things keep going as they aie now,'' the postal worker said, "In five years there won't be any local se!VIce for those people." Defense spending stalemate 'ies up Sen~te actio~ BrWIU.IAM IDIONBOIM .• d Services - le~P.-Wrtler WASHJNGrON (AP) - Senate llemoa ats, ~~~~g~yovertheiKimlnls!ration's n!tusalto tulbjlllilillle on detlen8e spendlug, are bioclclng action on bills to provide operating money for more than half the fedenll giM.'I'!UI'il!lt. Sen. Lawton · 0111es. D-Fia., supported by the Detnocratlc ml· nortty, launched a llllbuster last week aplust a routlne nlllllo!J to waive hqet III~SU'.ctlllisO!Ispend· Ina bills- a motion O!lles said Is betunlnlt too routlne and Is uecessaiY only heca~~~e cl White House l'f!C!!kih&!ltt! 011 defiNe spending.' The IIJlbuner b" the llillllll!l!t 1s Nocldna only an APPopc1alkllils bW lol' die AlriL'ulture Department. ButDa!IIIGitB'IIYII!Va!odlel'l9115 Ill II!• bills that st1ll must be approved by the Sel!ale wiD fall vlctlm'to 11m11ar tlllha" a 11111ess the While Hoole IIUrtB lobowlna a WOIInaneaato tallwnpianlle. Sel!ale Repldcans say the mlhall!r muld ba! Q:qp: I to ftnap11i111t at the .,VU W!ll!ilt indudiJw die Penl¥ti IIIII the Oepartmall ~ Healtll and H!m1811 · . through a stopgap eme~geucy spendlngresolutkm. \It "It would be too bad If It came to that," Senate Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., said Ia~ last week. "Butltcouldcometo that." The Senate planned to vOte today onaclotwepetttlonthateouldchoke otfdebateonthel:oudietwalver.But Ill votes are needed to Invoke cloture, and there are only 55 Republicans In the Senate. Senate llenoaatlc J..eadt>r Ro·bert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., said Democrats are In m INny 10 provide the five addlllailal voles needed to e!ld Oilles' nutmter. "He's trylngtOcallattentlontothe fact that tile IJILI& t pOOI!IS, which Is the. law, Is bell.- emasculated," funds 10 a $6.9 billion emergency money biU which Senate leaders said they hope can be handled on 1\ieiday. The Senate committee actiOn came one day after the House passed Its version of the measure without any new military money for EISalvador. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, DHawall, says he will tight the Increase on the noor, but RepubUcan backers such as Sen. Bob Kasten ofWisconsln~y they hope a bipartisan attitude wUJ carry the president's pro)iosal through. On the other side of Capitol HJII, House scheduled a tun slate of legislation this week, Including a biU caiUng for a sixfold Increase In the federal program to clean up abandoned hazardous waste the dumps. Deadline for fair registration Friday Deadline for the registering of all they wW make entry and entry open class entries for the annual blanks will be completed by the Byrd told rep:t let I. Meigs County Fair wm be at 4p.Jl'l. exhibitor. Exhibitors· are to check the u the Sel!all!l'eiOlveSthatdlspute thjs Friday: ortemporartlyputlltaslde,another premlwn list to detemilne the Pet SOb!!el representing the Meigs bettie may take Its place over County Fair Board wW be al the clpStng time that exhibits must be In President Reapn's request to secretary'5 otllce on both Thlmlday place for the fair and au exhibits lncre i e this yeU"s allotment of ; and Friday this week !ra'll9a.m. to4 must remain In place thrOugh 4p.m. mWt&Jy aid to El Sllvador. p.m. to accept entries for all of the on Saturday, Aug. 18, or premiums Lall! Jut weB, Replhllcan• on open clasa c:anpetltlon. .will be fol'felted. All exhibitors must purchale the Sel!all! AiJIJrolll1alkllils Commit· Exhibitors must detennlne for tee 1adied 1117 miiiiD!fln military . themlelves ~what class or classes membeJ'IIilp tickets. • II!; �Monday, A•Jgl.llt I. 1884 Comment8r! ' 111 Court Street . ' Pomeroy, Ohio : DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA A~ . f!l!m~ ~ ___. ..........,,......,.....,.,. ~v ltOBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFUCH . General Mamiger ·· PAT WHITEHEAD! "Assistant Publisher/Controller . , . DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor . A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inlaad Dally Press Assoela-·11oli aad the Amerlean Newspaper Publishers Aasoelallon. · , Page 2-The Dally Se:illnll Pomeroy .Middleport, Ohio Mondly. ~ 6. 1984 WASHINGTON - For at least 40 clally Vulnerable to massive lnfll· years, which Is as far back as my tration. But when delegates from own recollection reaches, dernogia- more than a hundred nations gather phlc experts have been warning of a tn Mexk:o City this month for thetr population expl<Ji!ilon around the Internattonal Conference on Population, they will hear a little good world. Unless effective measures news for a change. The fertility are found to control human reprorates that seemed sa t~tenlng 10 duction, the experts have said, the next century Will see the developed · or· 15 . years ago appear to be . nations , oveiWheln\ed by tidal declining. The last such conference )O'as In waves of lmrnlgrants from less developed nations. Bucharest In 1974. At that time prospects were geoorally regarded The warnings remain valid, and as 'gloomy. Thanks to Improved the United States, wi_th Its long and loosely guarded borders, Is espemedical care •. peopie throughOut the won(!. were living loDger; rates of Infant mortality were everjwhere declining. Some prophets saw a world populatlon of 6.5 bUUon by :mo. Implicitly the question was posed: Where will these swarms of people go·when their own countrll!ll are unable to feed, house and· employ them? ·· No one can predict witb cer- · talnty, of col,ll'5e, what the worlo:f's populat1011 will be in :ro:J or :n!l. . The experts can do no more than to extrapolate from available data. Egypt, for example. recently has LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be Jess than SOD worch • 1 -. Alllellers are subjecllo edltln1 and muslho olpe4 wllh aamo, address and · •JelephoJle number. No unsqne4 Idlers wUI be publllbed. Lellen should be In pod taSte, addressing issues, not persooaUtles. · ' . Cuomo fires colorful ~olleys ·at Rep_ u hlicans : New york Gov- Mario Cuomo Isn't on the national Democratic ticket. but he Is !Iring some of the most colorfUl volleys at Republicans as the fall prt!Sidentlal campaign heals up early. .. In his latest rhetorical flourish, Cuomo accused President Reagan of tiylng to paint Democratic candidates Walter F. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro as ultraliberals linked to "the worst of the 'OOs ... people with ~p.rds and pipes who have wild lifestyles." . C'~'What Republicans have done Is they have ~ne to labels and f,hlbboleths," Cuomo said ·in Nashville, Tenn., this . week. !'Look at their ·4ampalgn now: 'They are liberals. We are conservatives."' ~ Reagan opened a Southern campaign swing last week by adding a new ~apter to the political tradition of painting your opponentas far out on a ~lillcal extreme while portraying you~lf as moderate. ~ While Mondale simply suggested Reagan was desperate and needed sbme sleep, .Cuomo fired back this week at the National Governors' .f:ssociation meeting in Nashville in -more colorful tenns, keeping up the ~ce he bl;!gan with his stirring keynote speech at the San Francisco ~nventiOn. · } First, Cuomo pafnted in bold·tenns the negative Image he says the GOP ~ -trylng to tie to the Democratic ticket. And then Cuomo suggested that Republicans are ducking the Issues. . · ?But campaigning along the aileged Uberai-<:Onservative fault line Is a tpckY business, as both Reagan and Mondale should know. .. Whlle Reagan has long been tbe standard-bearer of t)le Republican right ~ng. Mqndale has tolled long and hard on the llbefll side of the J;~emocratlc spectrum. That gives both Images that are not necessarily J¥'lpfuL · · ' . ' At the Democratic convention, Mondale took a decidedly moderate tone ifa ·hls acceptance speech, talking of the party's commitment to defense ~nding and opposition to new taxes that would hurt business. • But the tenns "liberal" and "conservative" may not have the Impact d!ey once did In American elections. • : To start with, more Americans would tend to call themselves moderates ct middle of the road than would say they are conservatives or liberals. : And the links between what "conservative" policies In various areas l\llve become are just as weak as those among the allegedly "liberal" positions. · Just because one Is for conservative economic policies, that does not mean one Is against abOrtion, for the death penalty and an advocate of school prayer - all so-called conservative positions on social Issues. Conversely, backing more spending on Social programs like welfare and Medicaid does not necessarily tmply that one will be a supporte~ of gun control - a "liberal" position. · Arguments about liberals and conservatives may become an Increasingly tired refrain during the next three months of campaigning. But It Is almost certain that Cuomo and his pungent political comments will be a staple of the political dialogue throu~ tbe campaign and perhaps even to the 191l8 presidential race. Today in history Today Is Monday, Aug. 6, the 219th day ofl!lSi. There are 147 days left In the year. Today' s hjghlight In hlstocy; On Aug. 6, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, during World War II. Anesllmated!ll,(XX)peopledled In the first wartime use of nuclear weaporuy. On this date: In 18)6, the Holy Roman Empire went out of existence as Emperor Francis I abdicated. Letters to the Editor \ I Words of thanks ·I would like to takethls opportunKathy Powell and Sally Caldwell Ity to thank everyone Involved In helped ' out by · calling people to completing our full -sized basketball remind them of the project. pad. Tim Baum of Baum's Lumber Early on Saturday morning, July donated some materials that were 14, there was a flurry of activity at · needed. Tuppers Plains Elementary. Joe Lantz donated his time and Ray Powell was In charge of the equipment to level tbe area when project from obtaining wood fram- we started the project last year. ing to pouring the cement. On hand Thanks also go to the Tuppers to help with the cement on Saturday Plains Elementary Boosters wbo were: Deryl Well, Buck Calaway, Paid for . aU the cement and Paul Snyder, Dale Baker, Max necessary materials to com!llete Long, Dave WUI, Jim Smith, Bob the basketball pad project plus the Murphy. Ronnie Barnett, David additional. bulldozer and landscapMurphy, Ron Grubb, Daryl Ing work done last .week. Wheeler, Terry Kaylor. Paul We can be proud that we have Snyder. Ronnie Maxson and Donnie such a fine community that works Maxson · (Eastern High ' School together to compiete such a worth· students), also came to. help. while project On . Friday, July 13, . David The final step Is to Install the Murphy and Roger Hawk came to . other bankboard. If anyone has a help Ray Powell set the nails and tractor with forldlft, please call prepare the wire for Saturday. 667-Jm4 or 992-2785. Terry Kaylor donated his tiller to be Thanks again! used to help wo~k the ground. Sincerely. - Weney Halar. Shdw no favoritism It, In reply.to th~ Mayor's Report he had In the Sentinel July ' 26. Mr, Hoffman, you have done a lot of 'things. I don't think It was right First, I want to say I l:lon't think It was right to favor one end of town and not the other. ·Look at the government money you spent In tbe lower end of town and still asldilg, for more, when the United States povernment Is borrowing $123,~ every minute of the dfY· Another thing, I don't think It Is ·right to·give a person free taxes on his property If he builds In the Hartinger addition at tile park. If a person Is able to finance llulldlng a house he should surely pay his taxes like we others do. . Don't ·keep watching tbe other fellows that are doing a wonderful job for lis taxpayers. But treat all ot us the same tn Middleport, Q!llo. ,.. Ben Batey. • 'Br wra WIIBCUP II ,,..n, Talllky.cenli'IJ 011 cl and wu 1 main 008111 tbel.opa Charnpionllllp !Nm, battiJII .CD lu the C.teanJ ltate eompetltloll held ln 'PortiiJIOQth recei!Uy. Ktng, an outfielder with 1 . builet·ll~ ann, 11 "1'a111ky· Cmtral Oll'a Jeadoft hlttl!r and banKed out 11 blU In 211 at ball · dUJ'Ina the •tate eveat. The Logan tNm bad but a &.12 record on July 1, but made 1 remarkable , C;O!Iieback. 1101111 17-4 In the month of July. Tbry are curreally ~16. 2()';!), The good news Is that since the Bucharest conference a decade ago, birth rates have been dropping dramatically. · In this 10-year period, fertlllty has declined by .57 percent in Singapore, by 52 percent In Hong Kong and C!J!Ja, by M percent In Tatwao and Costa Rica, and by 24 tll40 percent in Colombia, Chile, Panama. Brazil, Venezuela and Mexico. Fert!Jity Is dllwn by 22 Jll!rcent In Ipdonesla, 16 percent ;1n India. 15 percent In Pakistan and 14 percent in a<mgladesh. I investigator for the House commit- tee "has ·Interviewed organized· crime figures and state and local law enforcement officials in California and 'elsewhere. His · principal Informant, however. has been Jerry Van, a self.described muscleman for California's top racketeers and arsonists. Van. now serving a prison term on extortion and assault charges, has been cooperating with state and federal. authorities since 1979. Information he has given investigators, ·as well as Ns testimony before grand juries anf:! In criminal trials, ' has led to' almost a dozen Indict-· ments and convictions for such crimes as murder, arson for profit, mail fraud and d111g smuggling. Fe<ieraJ and local lawmen describe Van as one of the most valuable and credible wluiesses against organized-crime figures in more than a decade. Because of· threats on his life, he Is In the witness protection program whlle In prison. 'van ' also gave Information to Rangel's committee. In a letter to Attorney General William French . Smith. the congressman. said that Van provided information "concerning allegations of official corruptlon and dereliction of duty relating to narcotics enforcement in the southwest area of the United States." _ Rangel added: "Mr. Van's ailegallons are directed specifically against the Los · Angeles strike force, Its former chief, Richard Crane. and Its current leader, Jim · Henderson. Crane. supervisor of the strike force In Los Angeles for 13 years. resigned hts P9Sitlon and went Into private practice . ... When Crane's clients have problems with t~ Los Angeles strike force, they saw . The nents, allowtna an aYWqe It only 1.8 runs per aame to ~ opposition. T-CO pve up only 13 runs In their aeven aamea ct toiiT!WIIellt play. T-CO JOt off to a flytne llllrt In the tourney with an openlnJ 4-3 the Iitle with another ciole win win 0\'t!l' ~ state cham· over the defendin& alate champe pion O.B Conltruction ~ ZanesDiB 3-2 tn the llnaJs. VIlle. T-eo then reeled ott wins · T-CO advance~ to regional over T.C. Merchants of Canton 'play along with live ot!Er state 13-1, Daw's Restaurant of Piqua tOU11lf!Y entries and all metrO 6-lJ Bud lJiht of Mansfield 8-2. tourney qualUien from around McDonald's of Waveriy 5-;J, Jesser's Reltaurant of Akron , · · Ohio.' The l'elllonall are held In Salem, Ohio the weelread of 12-1. and CQII1pleted tile path of ' ... KID& was a llarier tor Meigs all four yeaia of her varsity Clnll!l' and was one of ·best hlltlft the area has known In MJI!li!D'I softball. The Middleport 1esldent II hitting over .400 for the year this -.on. · Plar At I'IMeltujjh After · the . Salem national ~ APSpori&Wller .f ! I ! wome.. u j run · reglonals (near Youngllown). T-CO will travel to another national tournament In Pltts1 ·•. the United States had 92 medals, 43 the distances ... of them gold. West Germany was No one proved It more dramati-: second overall with :.l medals and Cally than Gabriella Allderel- · 1.00 ANGELES (AP) - Carl Rananla, third with · 29, was Schiess ol Swialerland. wbo staa-· Lewis, already the possessor of one gered Into Menx>rlal Cdllel!m and; &Old medal. got a big Jump on the runnerup In gold with 15. As swlmmlng and gymnastics across the llnilll Une In 31th place, ; field ID his quest for a second one. And Joan Benoit and Evelyn bowed out of tbe Olympics during almost Unj:ODICIOUI from ; the weekend (lind l(lllle swimmerS debydratlon. Albfonl took big llleplln restOring and gymnasts bowed out of Olympic Amerlcall to the forefront~ Ashford. of~. Calif., WQI!: · competition). syncllronlzed swim· the gold In the women' a~ meters; Olympic track. The big jump SQnday was tn long mlng, sort of like judging Esther with relatllie eue, 1UJ118111n1 the . Williams movies, made Its debut Olympic record with ller time ol ; jump ~ - 27 feet, 2~ .· . 10.97 III!CO!lds to the 1Ll3 by Allee l lncl!et. iD be exact, Inches loDger today. The wM-.en·s marathon made Its BroWn of Altadena, caJif. "I WU ' than !lllyone else. And he wasn't Olympic debut Sunday and Benoit stunned at flrlt," Allib'd said. "I : really trytna. 8e just lti1pped ~his warmup 1111t. q,ed down the won It with remarkab~ ease, dldn'trealble aUII'IIt wha!Ibacldone : runway, cp1•llCed, waved, put hla beating Grete Waltz, the Crst time . . . I won - 111111 I wu under 11 ~ the Norwegian marathoner has seconds. I wanted tO be under 11 ; wannup lllllt back on and tllat was that \. finished other than IIi-st. It also was· seconds." She also owns the WOI'Id • . I The klng Jump ftnal wUJ be held the first U.s. women'sOlymptc gold • record of JO. 'l9fii!CO!idl. , 1 tonight. And Lewis, of WOllngboro, medal in track sincethel968Mexlco '· .. Like Benoit and Ashford, EdWin N.J., WhO won the lOO.meter dash City Games. "It was a real honor for every MO'Ies of l.Qguna H1111. Calif., IJa¢, • Satutday nlgtlt, wuset tonmtoday ln.heats andquartertlnals forthe!m woman In this race today," Benoit, a · little trouble In winning hla race..-· metei-s. HJi fourth event, tJ.e 400 27-year-old from Freeport, Maine, . his 1(l)th COIIII!Ciltlve I/ICtoiY In the Sllld. "It's been a longtime coming. 4XI-meter lnlennedlate hurdles 111relay, will be run Saturday night. 47.75 seOOnds, ·Just ctf the Olymple Headlnglntotoday'sCOJIJpetltlon, We certatnly proved we cwld record or cr.64JE set eiJht yean aao at the Montreal Gamell and well oJf his world mark of CT.02. Sunday's other track-and-lleld medalist was Flnnlah jawlln thrower Arlo Haerltoenen. . • By IIIWCE WWI'IT .• burab wilere the 'c ountry's finest •. array of women a6ftball talent will compete. lead. I was rlglit on topolhim. I was bringing up 1111 pe lied he didn't back oft. I Jus!· got a good piece~ him." had acoupleclbl&bltsSunday-one Barlles willllllt' «Ul · Sax Wdlt flying, and Cedeno withhlsbatandonewlthhlabody. Barnetluhed a 1-2 pitch to left . , ..... IIJI!d around third bale without Bana rapped a one.aut lln8lectf - Geld to tie the pme with the second hesltatloll. . lJJB AnaBel left-bander Fernando ll!d ~ hjt al.k>wed by the "Yw don't need a sign.'' Cedelio Vaienlliela tb tie tilE! pme 1-liD the left·hander. HethellpveSaxataste said. "The ball's on Ill& groond. I · ninth Inning. Two lnnln&B later. he o1 iD Come by laking hbn wt knew It CXUid be a dou!lie play, so I broke1ap a double play by bowlllw with a hard slide on a posalble kept l'llllnlllig. I thw&ht he (Sax) into DocJaer eecood buemaD Sk!ve dO"Iblt sJtsy ' piMidt!r beflft the tbrewtollrst IsawSireetlslldeandi Sax to set up the w~nn~~~&run IDa Z-1 1n111n1 eadl!d IDa 1-1 tie. victory. Bob Owcblnko and Ted Po\W!I". put my head down and went. 'lbe last I saw they were both rolling It was Barnell' blaest contrlbl· 6-5, held tbe Dod&& s hitless thmlgll around on the ground. tlonlilncebeiJI&calledupfromClasa the last three 1•1'1$11. and Jerry "I didn't kiiow be tl)rew heme AAA ,Wiclllta over the All-Star Reuas relieved Vat-meela 1D the Nick El¥ky drew the lllxtll walk CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reds tJ1!n1 bu1!man Slrel!tl!rBames · are rarely touched because the current chjef, Jim -Henderson, Is a frie~d and former subor(l.lna\(!. of Crane's," Rangel urged,the Justice Department to "undertake a vigorous Investigation" · of \he charges, as well as allegations Involving Eddie Nash. a convicted felon was Var.'s boss. Though the allegations were first made In 1979-sl, there were no lndlctmenis In the Nash case Jlntll 1983. "Mr. Van surmised the from Valenzuela, Enrolled to Pr~~~:tiee 811/ore the lnt"""' . Rllt•entte S11n-iee um. st8rt the Inning, saw lib IIIOVe to botla}l ~ the 11th. Reuss, . 2-5, quickly 11111 euden:d a single tb CesarCedeno whDwaswJIIk£dto aeooad 11lll t time Barnes IIJil an IDteJtlonal walk to set up a double -play, and Dave VanGorder obliged by hitting a grounder to shot :stup Dave AudaiOIL He Dipped to Sax for the force at leOOiid - just as Bames-an1ved to plant hbn In the "-awllilpltchtllatletDavlstakethlrd. '"lbey CMI't hold me 011 (tint bale).'' Bamea said. "I had a bfg break. . "I J1111 wint to plant seeds In people's tniDdl that r can play lids Jndlctmentsonlyocrurredw~~he strike force realized the House select. conut;~lltee wa$ l091dng Into . the matter." Rangel wrote. . The congressman wrote that It .wasnothislntentlonto"lnvolvethis committee with Investigating all~gallons of misconduct by federal officials," and added: ''I have every confidence that thl' Justice Department will obviate the 'neeclto · do so." un... - - ......f;A game, ocuo..,_.... . He sowa:l the ftrll leeds 1D the nlnth, .when Valalzuela was strvg· gllng to put the Cnlslll!Jg touches on hlaflrstcareerone-hltter. Valenzuela wallced Eric Davll to ·second on a sacrtllce, then put himiJelffurtherln tbeii!Jebytrwlng td!dJanlt. UJilj)IsawtbecatcllerjumpupiDtbe air." Sax had picked hlmaelf up from the dirt ll!ldmadea hlgb, ll!lrdthrow hcme to try to get Cedeno. 118 E. Mllln lt. -1 Pomeroy, OH. : H&R eloolc Offtoe :.o.tJon . L;'=~lll!lCOND GOIJ) MEDAL .- UJIA.'I Edwl!l M'' 1 I...- Be ,.,, Calf., delftl a lmdle Suzt•~ ll!atq ll!e Cull of ll!e "1f!!l'• meters. Mo8ell to cJa1m a pld medal, l*allllll ~ ll!e Summer Games. (API ' piNto). ,...._.lint oe,m,- • PH. 182,3711 '· 'Yow•• Scoreboard ... that distinguished him from ' Ids . neighbors. He talked with a halt In his voice which he tried ·to disguiSe · by lnsertlng'~Uh" to cover his lapse . .' In speech. Wblin It became Bill's ' turn to change tl!!!..face cloth, his partner on the death watch had gone outside, saying he would check the borses. · lnstead, he crawled- In the window, 4nd hid. . under the table. When Bill came Into the room with a fresh cloth, he gave his best Imitation of the dead man's voice. He said, ···Mr. Smith, · - uh - would you please - ul) turn my face to the wall?" BUllett In a hurry and wouldn't even altend ' the funeral the next day. · For his practical · jake, Bill's partner had to finish the death 1 watch alone. · . Then, as now, It Was the unusual that was talked about and remembered. _ .,,.,,., 2 ·- 12 37 r.lli t1 !11 !ll 63 Turnnoo • • lmllrr !16 All J&l I\! . . . 14 Sl l5 ~ ..,"e • .Ill ,., 15\! 51 II C'aUiorJU " ., .... -· -............. N <wYork .!Ill .tlT S" ~ G .:'D1 \! 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Reds edge DOdgers, 2-I, in II th Pension Ridge tales _______.- _Lawe_u-:-w_ing<....:;:..e~u When I was a boy on Pension modern life such as radio, televlsiOil This happened many years beRidge, I thought the boys of and Instant' news. Our news was fore I ever came to Pension Ridge preceding generations had ail the usually a week late In thE> county so I will tell It to you as I heard It fun. I reached this conclusion by weeldy or In the Cincinnati Post years ago. listening to tales t~ old folks told which usually arrived by mall two In those days, undertakers did about the days when they were or three days late. B" comparison not play such an Important part in _young. The highlights of my young with.today. we were stlllln tbedark death · as they do today. The IHe were the \'!sits I made with ages but we still had our beautiful neighborhood ladles usually preGrandma In the evenings to the river bottoms and not unsightly pared the body for burial and left It neighbors or when they dropped In gravel pits or our farms Infested on a table awaiting the arrival of the at our house. I was sure to hear new with honeysuclde and multlflower- undertaker.with the coffin the next tales ro: the old tales repeated. lng roses. We were richer than we day. ·From then on the undertaker Either way, Iamsuretbeywerethe knew but It was the unusual that we took charge and transported the best lied~llme stories a boy ever remembered. · body to the church for funeral heard! What made the stories even more services and burial afterwards. It I thought in comparison to their appealing was that they were about was a one trip deai for the childhood, I lived a very hum-drum home folks we all knew or whom undertaker and his .horse-drawn life. Then, not too lqngaftertheturn our people had known before us. . hearse but had worked very wellfor1 of the century, the folks on ·the That alone gave !bern an aura of most of our ancestors. · Ridge lived much as their people reality even If everyone knew they ·_ It was the duty of the "night before them had lived. They still often changed, depending on the watch" to change, the damp cloth believed firmly In signs, tokens, Imagination of the teller. To give covering the deceased's face about omens and "hants." I never knew them a further degree of autbentlc· every hour to prevent discoloration. anyone wbo had actually seen a tty the name of SUI Smith was often ,The deceased had·a speech ctefect haunt or a ghost but everyone weaved Into the tale. "Smith" was seemed to know somebody who not really his last name but we wlll had. They planted their gardens call him that In deference to many according to the phases of the moon of his relatives who are still living. and all of them could recite colossal When I was a bOy, Bill was already faUures when they didn't follow tbe a middle-aged bachelor living .with planting · guide as listed In the his parents on Pension Ridge. His almanac which hung on tbe wall of father was a Civil War veteran wbo every home. and was distributed called him "WOllam" and his free by a patent medicine company. mother, a gentle little woman 'It was the stories of omens and called him · "Will." Both claimed . ".pants" that sent tingles·of delight they could not get along without up and down my spine. Sometimes Bill's help, although I never heard ' when the stories grew a little bit too of him doing a day's work In his life. gruesome, ·Grandma would cauWhen I knew him, BID was a tion, "Uttle pitchers have big portly. self-Important Httle man ears," and the tales would tame wbo seemed · proud al his lelf· down momen1 arlly. Grandrha was assumed role as "the fblaelt right. This little pitcher not only had coward tn Le1art TCIWDIIIjp." He big ears but il big memory as wet!. ·would laughtncly tell of his patt am To this day I can remember many or cowardness such as when he was of the stories I lleard same 60-odd walking hon,e from a Uterarj years ago with almost the same Society meeting In Letart Falls and delight I heard .them as a boy. It stopped for a drink from a ,pc~ng. makes growing older IIQmethlng to · As he lay doWn to drink, he heard trei!S•II'e, not think of with tear and his heart beating. He thouahi It wu · dlstaa\(!. Old age withOut pleasant SOII)eOne challng him and ·alinoet memories. must be a dismal period ran himself to deeth. That'l why Indeed. everyone was durnbb~ wt.a I kQow ,.now that we did live an Old wldoWI!r, Henry Sayre, died monotooous lives back before all ~done tn the borne he and his wife World War I. So did the settlers who had established down on John's pteo:ded us on Pension Rldcl! Run · !II years before and BID · almost a century IIeb-e. We had wlunteel'!!d to "sit up" with the none of the so-called bleatngs of •t deceased with another YOIIIIII man.' l>f!lloaal ctuunpionlhl~. Meigs loll to eveatua1 alate chamPion ·Wll'l'ft Cbamplon In their ftrst game In llate competition. Lopn_ team whip IM!Ven •trataht oppo- Strike force probe--:----______Ja-,-ck__,A_nde--=-r~o_n WASHINGTON - Current and former members . of the federal organized-crime strike force In Los Angeles are themselVes under investigation by ttie Justice Depart· ment. They have been accused of delaying or failing to pursue grand jury action against underworld figures ln.California and Hawaii. My assoelate Indy Badhwar has learned that the- targets of the Investigation are the current strike · force chief, Jim Henderson, and his predecesSor, Richard Cr11ne. who is now In pnvate law practice In Los Angeles. The Investigation by the Justice Department's Office. of Professional Responslblllty was begun under pressure from Rep. Charles B. Rangel, D-N.Y., chairman of the House Select Committee on Narcotics. Both Henderson and Crane vigorously deny any wrongdoing. Over the past year, a special I ltl1l! IOUI'IIImenl bel1h after wiDIIIDa lfdlona1. cllltrlct, and .._......,.Willi statuvent the The credit for t~ encouraging ~ figures goes to the lndlyldual governments, to sueh private or, ganlzatlons as the International Planned Parenthood Federation, and most lllltably to our own •U.S. Agency for Internat!onal DeVelopment. Through AID, we are now spending $250 million a year to . prolmote famijy planning In 00 · nations around the globe. ~ !J'IOSt countries this Involves the free distribution of contraceptives. In ID to 25 others (most successfully tn Bangladesh), the program Involves the sale of cOntraceptives at hundreds of small retail outlets. "I've noticed you have been referring to our ARM loans as 'arm and a leg loans."' AIIJI!Il ~12. WlnDIIIa Ia notl!tna unUIIIal to T-CO u the Lopn team 11M advanced to the national tournament two yeera Ill a row, Kina IIebi& a member of botb ball clubl. In lt82, T-CO went to the Ni!w Yen nat~ona~~ and placed flflll 11110111 eo teems trtm · tJerouabout the country. In 1983, tJie Lopn team went to the Bailon Natlonall, but .placed oaJy 20tb amona eo tearne. LeillllllpTeM! . KID& bu played on otherareat ball clubl, the mo.! aotable whle 1 jwllor at Melp when she led the MarauderetteiiD hlrtinJ as a cetetnel•rr ll!d helped them'to I 'Newel . . . A)l111 KJnc, 18 Melp H1ib School araduate. Ill "*nnie!' ~ the Ohio c... B Wllmlll'l ltate . CharnJIIo!llhip IQftbiJI lftm. reported a birth rate of 43 per 1,1m and a death rate of 12 per l.<MX). This prodiaces a natural annual tncreue of 3.1 percent, It these Ieveli remain constant, EJIYPt's present popula· , lion of about 45 m!Uion wUl101r tO fr1 million by :IXlO and to 92 milllon by The Dally Sentinel-Page 3 Americans continue to pile up the gold w~th total -o f 43 April King, 1981 Meigs graduate, main cog in state championship softball team .Population control______:...,}_ame---rsJ_.K_.i,.;;.,lpa_tr,_ic_k The Daily. Sentinel Pomaror Middleport. Ohio ' c.. o m.'1ricTtcnlaiSr 1 .,..eta,_,., Tel L • · \r" hcfilll: o AMODE 0~ acat • it PwiJp DLPO. 0 0 Electricity AcanmiNumbcr "":""-----:---'----- -------~- ------ WecheltourbesL t : I I POWER - . ' ·....' ..".. .' -,. - . ... ,, . • •J ' ... .. -. ~-, Add~D Resistance Heating 0 Nanni Ga •' I I I I • . ... f ·~· . •. •• r . .' .' ... " '-• �• • ' •• Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Mondlv. A~ e. 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel By The Bend • Monday, August 6, 1984 Pag8- 5 The Daily Sentinel Marketbasket ".............'"......... (UIPII..... l Grocery rise not trendy economist says Publllllod OWl')' """'""""· ~y u.n...ti Frldly, lll COUrt-, 11!1 tilt Olllo VaDt~~ l'lllllllllblll Com- ·Nul· 8)'00i'IEN'l'OIIII!:BIAKE AP• ' sa Witter GfOOI!'I'Y prtoes Jumpld 3 pet cent tlnledla.ln<.. fm!orlll', 01110. ..... 2156. Seooo!d oiMI poollp paid at J'o. llaCII'' Ol!lo. ' ~ 'nio Aaloctated Pnar In· 1!1July,8(COI'dlllgto~Auoclate<l lallll o.Jiy Plfta AIIO!'ilt!lll aiOI the Amerl""n 'Nt!WIPOJIOI' Publla.....o AI· aortatloa, Natlollal Advertllllll ~ -tatiW, Branlllm NewiPIO.- illiloo, 131 ~ 1,-ue. New Yock, New YorltlOOIT. IUMIIIIIPTION L\1'1111 Olio Woell , ....... ............................. IIJ Clnlll'W · - - 10 Olio Moat~ ...................... :.........$Uil Olio Yoer ................................ 1117.110 liNGLE COPY PBICES . . Dally ..................... :............ :1!1 C•nta CLUB CHAMPIONS ~ llutland's Bowhuntlng · • .CJub won the Big Bend Round Boblri tournament ~. :&mday outshootlng Maslin and Chester. Rutland hu ~- 'finished third In slate competition two years ln'a row. <- ·Front row, left IAl right, are Ray Sayre, Brenda Bolin · McKinney, Sandra Baer, Barb Stewart, Debbl~ · ·; .Sayre and CUnt stewart. Second row ,lUck Bolin, Paul ~- .Searls, Chris Baer, R. T. Stewart, and presideal Mike : :Fetty. Thlnlrow,RodneySplres,KenSimpldns,Gary •• ::.Ann TOPS l blail. Cndlt wUI he lfven carrier each month. CUB DIVWON WINNERS~ "i 11a of llle lla Bead Bound Rollin bow shoollag CGIIIpeiMiea held II& R•.tl•pd llowt-ten Club Sunday In the Cub diYIIIoa (11 and weallolla,y Sayre (left) wiiJI a second place and llnll place wlwier o.n'ek Yaaker. Sayre represenled Rlllland. Yonker from Cbel&er, and lhlnt place winner (not pictured• went to Sean Meadows ol ~ 181der• Rutland walks off with ·top · honors in bow shooting No sublcrlptlonl by mall permltt~ In 1 towns wber't' home carrier a«vlce II available. -- MAiL SUBSCRIPTIONS 13 Woella ......... :....................... $1f.ll6 26Woella .............................. .. . 129.12 52 Woella ................................. $118.:1f O.talde Olllo 13 Weel<s .. ..................... .......... $15.11! 26 Woells .............................. ... 131.:10 52 Woella ................. .. ............. .'$!19.11! •/ JOHN A. WADE,. M.D~, Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Browns expect no lawsuit KIRTLAND, Ohio (AP) ~Cleve, land Browns otflclals say no lawSUit Is expected over Frank Minnifield, a cornerback who joined the National Football League team from the U.S. Football League ' s Arizona Wranglers. Minnifield's agent, Dr. Harold • Daniels ot Los Angeles, sakj the explratiOD date of Mlnnlfleld's contract with the Wranglers Is Nov. :. CHAMPIONSWI' TROPHY ~ Bow shooting chib pretrldentl11m :: Wilson of Chester (left) and James Meadowsof~.,.._nllllellll: :•. Bend Rnund Rnbln Totil'llament chiunplonshlp tropby IAl Rt,.land club r··-.. .~~s briefs... I . OLYMPKS LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ EdWin Moses wonhls90thconSeclltlveflnal In the 400-meter hurdles and Joan Benoit took the first-ever Olympic women's ms marathon Sunday· at the Swnmer Olyroplcs. !\'loses, whowonhlslOOthconsecu· tlve race In 47.7l, led a 1·2 finish for the U.S. wlthDannyHanisflnlshlng second. IDgymnastlcs,JuUanneMcNarn· ara won her first gold medal of the gamestylngChlna'sMaYanhongln ~ the uneven bars. Mary Lou Retton, ;: the aU-around gold medallst, won a ·· sUver and two bronzes and Roman:: lanEcateril)aSazbowonthreegolds ;' with vlctqrles In the vault, balance ;· beam and floor exercise. OthergoldmedallstswereAmeri:. can Evelyn Ashford In the women' s ;: 100-meter dash, Canada In tlie :; rowing eights and Ne'W Zealand In :. the coxless fours. ;· While Benoit won the first ; women's marathon, Gabriella - Anderson-Schelss of Switzerland : was cheered for simply finishing the :. race as she staggered Into the :: Collseum,swervedaroundthetrack ·: and collapsed as she crossed the ;. !lnlshllne. Sheflnlshedln37thplace. • In Greco-Rorna wrestling, Swede • Thomas Johansson, who lost the : gold medal to American Jeff :. Blatnick In the super-heavyweight ;. division, tested positive for steroids ·: and must forfeit his medal. Johans· ; • S!)ll becOmes the third athlete .to : Tlunk the drug tests at the Games .. fourth CART race of the season In the Provlml Veal lromtle Indy car I'Bce at Road Amertca Sunday. GOlF MEMPHIS, Tenn. (·AP• ~ Bob .Eastwoodshotaflnalrounil72towtn the $500,tm Danny Thomas· Memphis ClaSsic by two strokes over Ralph Landrum, Tim Simpson and Mark O'Meara. ·DUBLIN, ll'l'land (AP. ~ Bembard LangerotWestGermanyshota final roond 66 and captured the $25,(0) first prize In the Irish Open Golf Championship SWiday. A stroke ahead after three rounds. the26-year-oldwlnnerotlastweek's Dutch Open pulled away from his nearest rivals with a slzzUng 21-under par total267, four strokes a head of runner-up Mark J ames ot Brltaln, who had a 271. WHEELING, W.Va. (AP. ~ Allee Miller shot a final round even-par 72 Sunday to defeat Vicki SlngletonandBeverlyKlassbytwo shots to capture the West Virginia LPGA classic for the second stralght year. . Miller shot finished with a 7-under-par 209 for her third LPGA title. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~Van Kirk, driven by Steve Warrington, and Bret Boy Osborne, with Mel Turcotte In the sulky,· won Satur· day's Ohio Sires Stakes paces at Scioto Dawns. Van Kirk led rrom start to finish and finished p1, lengths ahead of 7 • LumberlngMelln 1:56,paylng$4.:11, $3.lll and $3. Lumbering Mel returned $5.1ll and $3.1ll, and third·place China Grove paid $3.:11. Bret Boy Osborne was another wlre-to-wtre winner, defeating H B Falcon by 1~ lengths In 1:59 and re_tumln __ g_$6,_S3._40_and_$3_. --l· .... NO, WE'RE NOT GOING STIR-CRAZY BUT HAVE WE GOT ·A CRAZY DEAL FOR YOU FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, PlACE AN AD IN THE CLASSI, flED FOR 3 DAYS, GET 3 MORE DAYS FOR JUST 1¢ CRAZY DAZY.DAYS!!! YOUR AD WILL REACH A 3 COUNTY AREA · GALtiA~MEIGS-MASON ·Gallipolis Daily Tribune The Daily Sentinel Point Pleasant Register. 139.95 $9995 SAVII40 near E . ' RIC . s IUINITUll AU ADS CASH 'IN ADVANCE NO PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL STOif IIOUII 154 Smncl . 446-9523 9:30-5:00 Goi&!Mih, Oh. CloMtl IINrs. I r wiD pahm It die ONo SUR! Fair Wt4 lap, WI, ~ Payae, Aba I 0 l'lun I ). Memllerl of tbe paup B p, Xenia, nev.. s.v., Pal&)' Lelaaw.IGbed GGnlaa. IUcb6e Steele,aDofGd.. "",Kellllanper,RIDC~ t ,MIIttW V• wen, IU'Jit Waller, Tlmm8ll, .1eaa v-. Rio G• de, Mariy (f.h hlm,Bidweii-~U_..,,W' lat Rio Grande singers to app?ar.at state fair . 1be concert Is sponsored by the lAMPS ·SWIVEL 1ROCKERS c-.mliJ c ' C• I ge.-1 by Merlyn Ross, Associate Professor and Director of Music at the collegl>. The group has a long Ust ot credits Including several performa"""" at Disney World Theappearance Is one of 55 concerts on the group's 1984 schedule. Area Agency on Aging. Popular, BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE GRANDCIIORALE~'111eGtudeCIIunleofRIIIGI The Grande Chorale, the popular singing group from Rio Grande College and Community College, will perfonn at the Ohio State Fair WedneSday. Scioto Downs results t_..._____.._____ AU'IDRACING : , HOCKENHEIM, West Germany : (AP) ~ Wortdchamplonshlpleader :· Alain ProstofFranceandAustrlan ·: teammate Nlkl Lauda finlshed1-21n ~· Sunday's German Grand Prix In the : Uth ofthe 1S.race sertes. Prost took the lead at half distance i : In the 44-lap, 185.81·mlle race, and : Lauda never could get blm. •: Prost finished In 1 hour, :M minutes, •. 43.210 seconds at an average speed : <t 131.61 mph. EIJQIART LAKE, Wis. (AP. : : Marlo Andrettl blistered therompe• tltlonwlthaonemlnute,l4.8second ' : · .win aver Bobby Rihal to win his :n . However, the USFL season runs from March to July. Mlnnt,fleld reported to the Browns' camp two weeks ago, but he has not yet p.tt on the pads. The Browns say he bas a foot InJury. Jim Bailey, Browns' legal counsel, sald he 1s optlmlstlc that Mlnnlfleld will be able to get on with his NFL career. Minnifield Is expected to challenge for a starting Jobin the secondary. "My Instincts teD me there iSn't going to be a lawsuit," Bailey said. "I believe Frank and Harold are acting In good faith. " Minnifield signed a four·year, reported $1.1 mUUon contract with the Browns In April. .Physician joins J-lolzer Clinic pediatric staff -•. . . Run.AND ~ Rutland over- wide competition later this month whelmed Mason and Chester In a arxl attempt to better Its two three-way bow ~hooting competi- consecutive third place. Jackson's ti011 here Sunday. bow shooting club has.won the state Rutland, which bas finished In . event for several years straight. third place In the state two years In With the win. the Rutland club a row, wound up with 7,630 points gains one-year ownership of a while Mason was second with 5,820 five-foot rotating trophy. The and Chester 5,00. Two previous award is In Its Initial year and will matches were_added to Sunday's stay with the bow shOQtlng club that total whichgaveRutlandaswnmer wins each year. > totalof21,100.Masonwoundupwlth r-:----'--------L-------------,;_--....._--_::_:_~ 16,210, and Chester had 11.490 tor the three matches. . Rutland will advance to state- • : : •: :: :•. ·:. : ; ·· :· .· :. ; moderate tlr the of the ElqJretl ~-lnCblcaiD, "'Ibis year, 1. would 1101l!llOO!Id expecthalf IUitalned year, . the decline 1n sald, s~aug~rter lncre88es," he said. _ _..uyw~Joneofthesbarp!stln Donald Ratajczak, an economist n!OI!IIt years becallleofthe Uquldaat Georgia State Unlvenlly In !loll ot lql that OllCill!'lld In the Atlanta,aald: "ldoll'ttblnktblslsa aftermath ot laat silmmer's trend. I'd be sw~lsed If""'' . ....,..~ ......." ~,_ don't ...... ... register a decline next month." 1be ~ ralaed the llDIIt of . Headded, "ldoiiOIIhlnkyau'lllee fc!ed, jJI .. IijJIIIC rarmen to slaugbIbis reflected In the CPI (the' ter 1ilelr lllieetock, he IBid, and by government's Cmsume!' Pr1oe Ill· ,J-1tbe118tlonalillvenimylilqs dex •. lt111Dk In the CPI then!wUI be SUbacrtberl not deolrbli to pay tile car· rler •oi'IVIY remit In advance direct to , ne o.Jiy Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 mont~ . Casto, Clyde Sayre, Joe Gamea, Ryan M*, Bon fraiey, Balli u.er Blld Sam Mc~emllem not pictured are Frllllk Broderick, .Jin! Haalag, Greg Stewart, Diane Stewart, Clyde Sayre D, Tudd Docri, J. R. Wamsley, Mark Pierce, Cannen VlglloUI, Brian VlsUoUI, BID Perine, Jaclde Seaais, Janice Felly, David Fetty, Brtan Cleland, Greg Peckham, Terry Ward Blld Mike Wolfe. andplgswasdown9percenttrama year earlier. The number of hogs s1auglttem:l In J~ was .down 14 pe!'Cellt tram a year&go, he sald. The price ot butter jwnped an vey, but economists called the rile ~by8.8pe!\f!llt.IDSaltl.ake · average4.6pereent. "an anomaly" and saJd It WBI 1101 City, the bill WBS IIJIChan&ed, The price of milk tended downwllkelytobec:uneatn!lld. Iiltbepreviousrnonth,tlleoverall. ani during July after tending upwanl In the previous month. MolltoftheCM!l"llllblcreuecame biD roeeO.&i pe!\f!llt. tram large jumps In perk chop and A look at the overall IIUI1lber of Levitt said the recent decline might butfet'prtcesanddelp!t~aconflm'- ttemslntheAPIIUJ'W!)'IhoM!dmom be oeasmal; with less people lngdecllnelntheprloeofi!IP. Items roeedurlng July lban during dr1nldDg milk In July. Ratajczak "It's an anornaJy," aald Mlcbael J _, saldmllkprtcesmlghtlncreasenext K. Evans, an economllt who ~ Pork chop prices juinped an month. • an I!IOOII()JIIIc foreeastq nnn In averaee of 14.9 pe!\1!111. Egg prices, continuing their Washington, D.C. "l~atmlook ClJuck Levitt, altvatockllll8lyst for lnftatlon to ~ fairly with !lllearDI Lelmlall-Arnerlcan l>ress' montbly ~ sur· POSJ'MASTER: Send add!ell to The Dally Soetlllet, m c ... rtst., PomorC~Y. Olllo f571it. ~-: rnalerate Increases In food prlcel." The mariletbaslcet blllroae In U cltleun aWI'IIfjll! of 4.4 pe!cellt. It derJlDal In only Ill! city, Los Vel)' gospel, country and we;tem and 1be Area Agency on Aging original songs wiD be· featured at District 7 Is funded by the Admlnls· the show that Is schedUled at Janis -tratlon on Aging In Ohio and sponsoTed by Rio Grande College Audltortum at 12:45 P·IT!· 1be Grlll!de Chorale is conducted and Community College. The agency Is responsible for the · planning, de\lelopment and coordlnation of services for older adults Jiving In 10 !IOIItheastem Ohio Balderson shower held Kay Balderson, brtde-electofJay Long, was recently honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Grace Weber. Other hostesses Included Kim . ' Reed, Mrs. Pauline MyeJ'll, Mrs. Mat11yn Hannum, Susan Hannwn, Cindy Pitzer, Mrs. Debbie Weber, Mrs. Maxine Whitehead and Mrs. Margaret Brown. . The gift table was decorated In the brtde's color scheme ol suede rose, orchid, and blue with a brtde doll as the centerpiece. Refresh· ments consisted !If pe\tt fours, tee • cream and punch. Others anendlng were Marlene Putman. Margaret Grossnickle, Opal Hams, Teddy and Lori Mundry, PaUla Duton, Kal'l'n Probert , Barbara Young, Carla Soulsby, Leona Ruth, Darlene Reed, Sue and Angela Reed, Teresa and Mellsla Smith; Connie Smith, Mamie Buckley, Gretcheuand Kim Long, VIolet Long, Kathryn Dietz, Lillian Pickens, Mary Ruth Lowther, Ruth Anne Baklei'!OD, Nancy Dietz. Hazel Bakiei'!OD, Verna Rose. Ruth Tuttle, Emma Dunt, NeD Frances Reed, Kay Barton, Diane Jones. Rosy Niday, Mary Allee Blse,.Margaret Cauthorn, Barb. Hannwn, Pamela and ADgela Chaney, Janet Con· · nolly, Jull Hensch and . Jane HI!IIICh. Sending gifts were Phyllis Reed, Janice Young, Nola Cline, Kirk Reed, Pllyllls He121!r, H11211!1 Barton, Violet Smith, VIvian Humphrey, Karen Walker, Opal Randolph, Thelma Smith and Jodi, Nancy Buckley, LUCille Smltll, Lona Chevalier, VlrgiDta Carter, GladyS Wllltaml, Ella Osborne, Geraldine lfollln&ier, Charlotte Keel!, Edith and Barb lferldersOn, Betty and Sheila Buchanan, Grace PAce, ~ WtaaJ, Unnle Crary, Diane Rice, Sandy Cowdery, Vitll· nla Wilton. Sidle Cowdery and Fomst Kibble. eu- were played with pr1Zel 8WBI'ded io Ruth Aline BalderiOJI, Jue llenlcb, MarleDe Plllinall, wusoit. IIIII Mlrpn!l G~. Tile door prize was awarded to ~>A Dillon. Dr. WIDlam K. Butler, a natlveot Jackson County, and a boardcert111ed pediatrician, bas joined the staff at HDI1rr CIJDic Ud. With Dr. Butle!''s arrival, tJie clinic pediatric staff bas llDW been inclT ed six (lb)'slclanA. The son of Dr. and Mrs. John Butler of Wellston, Dr. Butler was rallied and at!J!ftded local sDiols In the area He recetved his medical fl? degree and lntemshlp tram Ohio State University and ccmpleted Ids · pedlalrlc residency (r08r8lll at Columbus· Children's Hospital In 1979. Subsequent to completing Ids lesidelk.'Y training, Dr. Butler served as a pediatrician with !be MIDDLEPORT ~ The Middleport Garden ClUb wOJ llllllitat 6:llpm.Mmdayatthehomeof 1osers, wmners · . high. ')'hey fell an av~ 2.9 percent In the previous month. The Associated Preis dreW up a randlm Jlst of l5 COlllmOII!y JXIfCbasedfoodandnon-foodttems, • checlted the price at one super· mar1ret In each of13 cities on March 1, 1973, and has recbeclced 011 or about the start ot each succeediDg month. One Item , chocolate chip rookies, was dlupped froo1 the Jist several yean ago because the manufacturer discontinued the packagt! stze llllt.'d In the survey. fjiiijiiiii~iij· Sllerrl Darst was presented a ribbon and $1 for the weekly best 1aier tTOPSOH1456 Rutland a Fb'Sl · was numer-up. ' •and . Cathy JudyMcDonaldwaswelaJmedasa new member. Last week's losel's wel'l' Kethel Hadleld and Vlcld FeJTeU. A bowllng contest Is belllg planned with pounds lost to he cwnted as pins. Members with the highest score wDl win therontest.lnformatloo 011 the clUb may be obtained fiUn Vlcld Ferrell. United states Alr Forw' at Sembach Air Force Due In Germany wrtD May 1!1112. He was theiiChlefof Pallatrlc Services at the U.S. JJr FOI'Ce lfoiJJital at Laloeaheath Air Forw Due In EJIIIIand from May 19112 to July l9IM.o Dr. Bulle!' and his wile Teny and two cblldreD are now.realdlng In the Gallipolis area. With the addition of Dr. Butler. the clinic's slx·member Pediatric ~ artmeat lsllOW able to staff the braDch locatlollll In Jacbon IUld Metes CmJides 011 virtually, a full-time bQia. as well as mahd•!n. ing Plqpet cvveraae at the cliDic's main facWty. Calendar MONDAy se ects decllne tell anaverage3.8percent, rot ~luding Detroit, where the pl'lce 11 eggs bas been alJion'f1.ally ~------------~~-------------· t:K. Ordel' 11 the Ea•zm Star, wOJ Dll!ll!t Moaday at 7: 3Dp.m. at tlli!MaiOJIIcTemple. Mni.DIM!BowBl,SymcuE,b' POMEROY - Practice b' initial.,, wUl be held at 7:30 a covered dish picnic. Mrs. Bowen, Mni. JofiD J. Davis, and Mrs. Gecqp Ander· !01 wiD be the o!nJt_.,,.,.,. RACINE ~ RaciDe Chapter MIBiay Dl&bt at the l'UIW!IQY Ma-le Taaple by P\a'lwso,y Outperllli, Ordel'lithef:astem Star. Regular meellllg will be held at 7: Ci 'lWdl,y eYI!IliDg at ri(~~n~:;·;;~~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~;;ithe~~~··~~~';;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ With Columbia's Budget Paymegt Plan, yoor gas bill won't change With the seasons. . You can take the surprises out of next winters heat bills with the Columbia Gas Budget Payment Plan. With the plan. your monthly natural gas bills will be averaged out over 12 months. So you'll pay a manageable amount'each month- even when the temperature drops. Its easy to get on the plan, too. All you need to do is pay the "Budget" amount on yOUr August biii..Nothing further is needed. Theres no extra charge. and your meter will be read as usual. Each months bill will continue to show the exact amount of gas you actually used, along with your budget amount. A review in February determines if your budget amount needs to be adjusted because of weather. At the end of the Budget Plan year~ next July~ you will be billed your budget amount, plus or minus any difference between your total annual amount and the actual amount you used du(ing the year. To simplify bill paying even more , Columbia also sugglists a new service called Checkfrae." which provides the option of having your monthly bill paid by the bank where you have your checking account- but not until about ten days after the bill has been sent to you . Columbia Gas offices and most banks have application forms. Check into it. So make your gas bills mora predictable ... even if the weather isn't. Look fofthe explanation of the Budget Payment Plan and Checkfree in your August bill. COLUMBIA GAS �.-- .. ,..; , "' '"' • • u - •*• " ... •• ·"Page · 6-The Daily Sentinel Monday, August 6, 1984 Pomeroy . Middleport, Ohio . . Of speclal1nterest to parents of small children will be the opp!111Un· lty to enter them In activities for tykes on trikes (Big Wheels) tollttle darlings In diapers who Will join the hydroplane boat racers from the Three Rivers Outboard Racing Association. Although the children certa!nly won't approach the mmph speeds of the boaters, the one mph, or perhaps even much 1\!SS, expected u l • • J· .- ::~h birthday for Epple . months old try to out distance one · · another across the Riverfront Park entertainment stage at 3 p.m. Aug. 12. Babies will again be featured In a Baby Contest set for 2 p.m. Aug. 12 Immediately following the down- at the ·park. Judges wW seleCt town parade Aug. 11 at 10 a.m., Big winners Iii cateaortes to Include: Wheelers will tal!e to the track In the fattest baby, baldest baby, baby age categories five and under, stxto with the ctirUest hair, baby with nine, and nine to 12 In the Burger best Jllli'IIOIIall!y and baby with Chef-sponsored races at the restau- cutest expression trom contestants rant's parking Jot course on Wa- rW(ng In age from blrlh to three. shington Street. Wlnll(!rs In each A $2 entry fee Is required. Prizes, division will receive a new Big · will be awarded In au dlvlalons. Wheel . . Ougo!Jlli activities at the festival Growing In populitrity with area Include ·a Treasure Hunt for youngs(ers, participation Is ex- children who will be pennltted to pected to exceed last year when search through a mixture of about 100 eager tots tried to out sawdust and straw tor hidden coinS. pedal each other. · Pedalers, crawlers and treaSure Swift and creative crawling, hunters may also jump their way rather than fast pedaling, will Into anothet' world by entering an deterrniJie the winner of the Diaper Inflated tent for .a giddy Jupiter · Derby when Infants up to nine Jump Space Walk any time during I Births, ·birthdays... :.~ The family of Mrs. Ehna EpPle ·:,gathen!d at the home of Mr. and . "Mts- David Holter on JI!IY 22 for a ,~ dinner. to celebrate !helm!blrthdi!Y ' Of Mrs. Epple. ·-· •- Others attending were Mrs. . Russell Baney, Rodney; Mr. and -;'Mrs. Larry Brown, Carneys Point, ·•11J:!J.; Mr. and Galen Will and 'Jeiuufe!,, Mrs. Cl'alg White, Greg . ·, Brown, Debra Drager, Joey and :'_Amber Cancelli, all of Columbus; ::. l'Tfr. and Mrs, Roger Epple, Port St. . from participants In the Big Wheel Contest and the Diaper Derby will be a matter ot great pride to cheering parents and delighted spectators. Lucie, Fla.; Ms. Shercy Epp~. Ft. Lauderdale, F1a.; Mr. Larry Keller and _Laura. Canal Fulton; Mrs. Arthur Gibson, Mrs. Vehna Stout, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nelson, - Nicole and Chad; Mr.andMrs.Dan Will, Joshua and Jonathan, and Jeff Holter, aU local. Open house was observed In the afternoon with - homeniade Ice cream and cake being served.to many rel8tives and friend ot MrsEpple. ·· ·'Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Coffman, -Rt. 4, Marletta, announce the birth ·ot a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, born 'July 10 at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Coffman also have ~Vail a two-year-old son, Shaun. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. WUson, Savannah, Ga .. and Mr .. and Mrs. Ralph D. Coffman, Marietta. Great-grandmother Is Mrs. H.S. Stotler, Marletta. Long celebrates Jenny Long, daughter of Jeff and Vlcltl Long, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, celebrated her first birthday recently with a party at her home. A Strawberry Shortcake-theme was carried out In the cakes and decorations. · Attending were her grandparents, Leon and Christine Sauters, her great-grandmother, Belva Bolin, and bet' aunts, Cluistle, Cindy and Connte Sauters, Becky Broderick, Teresa Schafer and Tracy. are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, Pomeroy. Paternal grandparents are Joe and Eileen Pule, Marrow and great-grandparents are Ross and Maiy Flefret, Albany. The mother Is the former Jane Smith, Pomeroy. illlcht ounces. • JeaayLouJ birth <- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse VaU, Athens, ::~ounce the birth of a daughter, Danielle Marte, born on July 25 at the O'Bleness Hospital in Athens. F· ~ "Thelnfantwe!ghedsevenpounds, Maternal grandparents are Mr. '·'jrjil Mrs. Ron Smith, Rt. · 4, :: l?,m.neroy, and great-grandparents Kl1a Young presented a program on recycling and utter control aild dlstrlb.lted lnfonnatlollal pamphlets at the ~nt meeting of tile Riverview Garden Club held folow· tng a potlUCk supper at the Belleville Locks and Dam Park. The meeting also Included a bridal ~wer for Mrs. Nola CUne. Mri Grace Weber conducted a short business meeting with several committees being ·appointed. Named. to the program conunlttee were Janice Young, Cathy Spencer, Debbie Gllmore and Marilyn Han· num; and to the nominating cmunlttee, Delores Frank, Mar· members or royalty. :":~ . 'lbey appeared In ''The Sandpip. HOlLYWOOD (AP) ':"'She had ers" In 1965 before "Who's Afraid ot 3he violet eyes, the Veous-llke body VIrginia Woolf?'; In 1966, for which '&nd was called "the most beautiful she won an Oscar. ·~ In the world." He was the The movie's plot about a battling, .:burgeOning tl1m star and one oft~Ji: ' l!OOzlng couple seeriled to typify the ~IIJQI;t aCclaimed Shakespearean Burtons' real-life love-hate relationship. . .:actors ot the age. , •• And If, as Shakespeare said, "AU "We put" a .lot ol that on, you · tile world's a stage," Elizabeth . know,'' Burton once Said. "Sofne.. ::+:aylor and Richard Burton trod the thllig seems to get lnto,p8. But It's boards as few others ever have. really not us." ·•. .P:Known as ·"Liz and Dick" to a "The Tiunlng of the Shrew"' and ·Jeni!ratlon of star-watchers, they ·~ Comedians" followed In 196? wlih "Boom'1ln1968. '\ • ~rn.irrled twloe~ an4dlvorced twice -'-""PJid their lavish Uvlng, stormy In the early ~ the marriage _gu_arre1s and laving public reunions began to sUp, asdldBurton'scareer. :,prodUced an International road "For about five years, . I drank J~. hopelessly," he said. "I drank; and ;, ·. "Maybe we loved each other too drank. Booze ~as taking Its toll. •• " much," Miss Taylor once said: · 'lbey separated In 1973 after well-publlclzed battles on the set of · "I might run from her for a "•'tliousand years and she Is still my "The Klansmen" In northern Call· .'b;by child," Burton said, "The fornla. Theyremaii)edapartforfive months while Miss Burton dated · >~ 'Qflectlon between us lsoverwhebn.,')!g. Our love Is so furious that we former car salesman Heruy ~ynberg. bum each other out." Then she underwent an operation -. - The love affair ended Sunday In Los Angeles ti>removeanovarlan - when Burton died at 58 in Geneva, cyst. Switzerland, of a cerebral hemor· Burton, who was making a moVIe -:)11age. His latest wife, Sally Hay, In Italy, sped to her bedside and - was with him when he died. ~:. A l!pokeswoman for Miss Taylor whisked her out of the hospital In a ~ she was too stricken to wheelchair through a crush of reporters and photographers. comment. .,-- 'J,belr romance first flared In 1962 .. . ~ Wttuetheymadetbemovle "Cieopa­ · , The Whitlatch reunion was held recently at thehomeofMr.andMr. Warren Wright of Columbus. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Ruff and daughter, Robin, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Tom McEihatten and da~iifhlers, Patty ~ Jenny, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wl'llll!t, Galloway; MUdred Hud· son, Mr" and Mrs. Mark Hudson, PaulaandTrl"vorHarrlson,Mr.and before she divorced· her Gerald, Gloria, ~. Dennis husband, singer Eddie • · and Debbie Michael, Syracuse, and ~- Burton, who '::as making Gary and Lynn Michael, Galllpo115, - Night of the Iguana In Puerto have returned frOm a trip ' 1Q ~)'allarta. divorced his first wife, Edwards Air Force Base In Cantor· $y!lU, and wed Miss Taylor In 19&&. nia Where they visited Carol Barry He lavished on her the most Stacey and Matthew Theis.' ' Barry Theis Is a staff sergeant In •..~lve diamonds money could .'-1 buy. They became known world· the weapons unit at Edwards Air . wide, winning more attention and Force Base. more money, sane said, than Onthetripwest,thegroupvlslt~ the Six F1ags In Missouri, the Grand Canyon In Arizona, and while In Callftnlla took In Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, Santa Monica /'~ 1 Wiii Beach and the Movleland Wax .~ ~,; · .,. . . ., ¢' ............ Museum In Los Angeles. • • • 'l'all """"' com wttb . . - rtllnll "-"'h'hl upwonl - . . ! lho lliy; They saw the ~ASA · Fllght 1 I ·-·- Center and the la.dlng equlment for the Space Shuttle along with tbe 747 that carries the shuttle. En route home, they visited the .Ghost Town In Calico, Cant., and s~t the night In bas vegas, Nev. - " • ·. - - - - - - - - - - - , P~operty transfers \ LW£!1 bloorrlJng by lho roodtlde llloci<-<Yfd - . . ...,.. and there: In God's llinlon you will lind them · ' •' Wild llowon '*>omlnal oyerywllore. Personal notice R. G. Ashley, MW!epnrt, hal returned to Slit Lake aty, Utab, where be 1s· a IIQPbOmore at the University of Utah attending 011 a football acMlarshlp. Ashley II the lUI of Bob and Sharon Albley and the IIJ'8IIdiOII ot T. A. Rlley,andWUbur Ashley, allct . Middleport. •~ No Sunday Calle KEN'S , APPUANCE SHVICE WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQU~RTERS FOR 'rotliU!IM MAJOR - MM- · pn .... Rt. %, PerneroJ' 'hae 1Ji!eD ~ · 1nt4 Mowaln stale College'sAseoc'ete Dep'ee Travel and Tourism propam. She wll IJePn cle I Aug. 6. MIMIAJDC Is tile claugWer of Mr. 91111 Mr8. Hanild R. Long, POIIII!ftly and Is a 18M IP""'••te · of Melp Couuty High SchooL ..__ --..--__ Jr)llrntttM, lf'lr,dtunr r.t ... -~-- - --- o w •• ,. , • • I I I Pu~lic Public Notice Rul Estate General PUIUC NOllCE II. l."Bud'' McGHEE Broter.AuctiOit Service Cheryl Le11ley, lleip County Associate ' . - ·- PhDIIe -742-3171 . .·Curb Inflation Pay Cash for ClauHieds and Savel•l •wr18 _,.;-. ., - ....;er .,Y ""'" senger va n. .1 It rs protected that centers. The Metgs County Council on Ag1ng. Inc. 10111tes co mmentS and / or proposals from all 1nterested public. onvate and parimans1t operators lndUding tax1 operators. for the prov1d1ng of transportat•on sefV!ce for the elderly and / or hand1capped W1th1n our serv1 ce area. 0p9fa!Ors who are Interested 1n offen ng proposals to provide servrce should co nt ac t EleanorThomas. Execut1ve D irector. Metgs County Counc1l on Ag1ng. Inc . at Box 722. M ulberry Hetghts. 'Pomeroy. 70 !dupl rcated) elderly and handr capped persons will' use the servtce 5 days per week for _ •llefrigoreton •D..,.,. •F-.... PARTS •nd SERVICE 4·i-ltc: E . MairoW POMEROY,O. lumbus, Oh<o 43216-0899: Attention ._ Deputy D~recto r. 11,8% BOND ISSUE 181 6. 13. 2tc IIOIIEY AVAIWI.EI :i~~~l~IA . •SPEED QUEEN ...-uNOIY •GIBSON REfRIGERATOR W111 Have A Full Tirn,t · Shop Te~nician on Duty RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 I JForRent 1. _ _ _ _ __ 2------3. _ _ _ _ _,... 17, - - - - - - 11.------19, _ _ _ _ __ 20. - - " ' - - - 22. _ _ _ 21. _ -....::.. •-_ 23.. _ _ _ __ ______ ..s. _ _ _ _ __ ~------' 7. _ _ _ _...;_,. I. _ _ _ _...;... u _ _ _ __ 25. _ _ _ __ 216. _ _ _ __ 2t-_____ ----,,··----_ '0, ...;._.;..__.;.,......;, ··---~-- 10. _ _ _ _ __ 11. _ _ _ _ __ 12. _ _ _ _ __ .,,._____ _______ _____··----15-----30, _ _ _ __ 14. ___ _ lJ. -_ -__.; - .... :u. _ _ _ __ Tile.,..., ••••••• mcamrtlt. Mall Tllla C•p•nwttll •-111&11 ct P.•••I-r,GIL41Ht · EXCAVATrNG -DOZERS -BACKHOE$ -'DUIIP TRUCK.S -LO-BOYS · . ·-TRENCHER ' -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMAU JOSS U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVIlLE. OHIO . Authorized John Dtir1, New Hol111d. ·eush Hoi . UTILITY 8UILDIIGS loDonPey-t "- Sizes frotlt 6'16' Up to 24'136' Insulated D~Houses BLACKSTON NEW CAl& TRUCK LE~IIIG P&S BUILDINGS ao~. 3 Po-o;, 0 . 45719 '"' fflttf SlrYict lacint,' ·o~. Ph •• 14-843· 5191 C.lt 614-99H737 10-6-ftt Farnr Equipllent Dealer , ..., , YOUNG'S CHESTER - Appro«. 1 acre with a 14x70 mobile ltomethat has 3 bedl oo.ns, central air, equipped kitchen and Ill bath. Also has a larle storage butldine $19,000.00. . . I'OIIEIDY - Newly remodeled i1side and out, this I \\ liDry home has 3-4 bedrooll!l. 2 blths, and encloled Pllldt. Must see to elieve. $43.900.00. 3 ' t f - Huntt far lllltl =-- bloct - - bal...... ilOilOblact off Rt. 241. ~mile·ol= !lhtll. . . .. .. . 1 (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down. stllra ICIIII!IIItd wltlt kltclltn, IIVIq FOOII, dl•lq roOm 1nd den; updllra Ill• two lied· Mid' Ollt bltlt; houu alto lila bat' 111111. Lot tlza ap,.., ,. 41'1301'. lletds WOIIt. ro•• ' H lntlflltld cGIItlct ' Tilt HOIIIt NtiiOIIII llllk Ia llclnt. Ml-2210. v Vacancltll . 843·5424 LIIESTONt GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL·Fill DIRT OILUNEI . JIM PH. 992:·72101 WHALErS AUTO PARTS PH.-992-7013 SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING 1-ltla , Qvalltr Workmanship Oehumidifian, Parts \lt>lp, \-f.wlft 1.: f;.llill f.'mutlil'l Ot'l'r 13 Tr• ."it•rt'in~ PH. 614-992-3718 . MIDDt.lfloiT, OHIO 7-)7-1 mo. BltAUN & ASSOCIATES New Chevy Trude .... I'INDB ............. '76.95 DOOIS .... ........ '149.95 LEASE YOUI NEW VEHICLE '' DON1 BOY HOODS ..... ....... '174.95 IWMPIIIS .......... '69.95 . GIIU .............. , .. 142.50 • • SUPI'OIIT ....... '14. 95 TAIL GATE ......... '15.0D FOlD FIN DB .... '69.95 BU,..I'III ............ 1(,9,95 AIM Soimt Cor ,.,. . . A... _No DoWn Payment Excellent Rates Far Information Call Collect 61 n.w. . ,.,..,.. r"'...::. mo. CARPENTER SERVICE - AddOf11 and remodeling • V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-62tS Of 992-7314 Bond~ & REPAIR. Co•-eill, RHidlntill Insured PH. 742-2328 'Also Transmlesion .. PH. 992-$682 · ar· ft2-7121 ~- IIICI•trili All Wort Gurutlld "FIB ESTIMATES" 719/1 mo. 3·5-Hc Pomeroy, Ohio AUTO & TRUCK PH. 949-2320 · . eGRAYEL HAULED (Free Estimate•) Rt. 12(POJ!IIfOY Ohio R1eint, OH. ~PnCSmEIS - Concrete waR - Plumbing end· electric-' work . GREENLEAF TERMITE &PEST CONTROL •lAND CLEARED -Roofing and tutter wor• Roger Hysell GARAGE Now Servlnt South-stem Ohio - .Wolfe Investigations, Inc. FREE HEARING TESTS W£D.ESDAYS Computtmed H•rlq Alii Selection Sllim lolds - lnltrpretl• Semets Ill DDLEPORT, OHIO LISA I. KOCH, M.S. 614-992-7626 lic11111d Cliilh:ll AuditlkJ&ist · ·. · PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6&01 417 Second Awn•. Bo1 1213 Gallill!!lil, Ollio 45631• , .I ROUSH CONSTRUCTION S&WTV G&W PLASTICS APPLIANCE · ~UVICE 4635 JCO.t c.., ld. & SUPPLIES AIID GAS-WATER · esllr, a-ro If lo"!:.~~!!JI2 ·. M.ueAMadiiJ ~ INtlllllltll "-r:..~~.:'..J:-' loctl Slmci Cltls Sl5.00 , 154 P,lliac. Merchimdil!l SIWAGE PIPE ·REGULATORS & · 7-26-1 mo. . 709/ 1.1011. lid: THE CALL . 446-4522 DITCHING SERVIcE GAS LilES WATER LilES U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, sprA&E u•Es FREE ESTJMATES IUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 Harth Ohie 7/11/tfn . SWEEPE)! ..... _..g mo· chine ..,...., parts. and .......-. Picll up and clalhrery, Davie Vacuum hiH mile up G - C..... Rd. Call 114-441-029... . fiTTINGS VOLUMi DRIPS c-. ...... 915-3813 lnldl • 985·3837 . -------·lc- RENl A CAR "We 1-.r ,., la•" 3 Announcementl 1119/11011. pd.. - our- Tri-Chem Croft h - you can earn free gilh . Ctll (1141185-3371. -.Jot~ ; ~ Givuway Klttan 8 - · old, orlngt 1 blue edUit cat. 3 blocll a yellow klttana. Clll 11 4- 2-.u!. Meitt Hondll cr.-. C111 be plclled up to Bet• Handa . llrawn tiger otrlpa • white Cit . Vtry. h - , , WkH lodoon. I moo. 171-281111. IITUATION WANTEO : RADIATOR SHYICE Wt Clll rtpelr llld ,.. core rtdilton. end llttttr COJII, •• Clll elso acid Nil alld rod Olll'lllliltors.•• also rtplir Gas T111b. PAl HILL FORD 112·2111 ' ... Mlll•llpan. Ohio ..., IlLLI;!\ ELECTRIC SERVICE For 111 JOUf wirlltl tlltda; fllnllc:ts qpair · stnlce IIIII ialtlllatlon. hsldtatill I CDIIRIIfCill Clll 742-3195 Or 992-5175 ...,_,, c..812-1022. "" llclerly end Auguot 7, Brick St .. PCHMroy. laolda tht Rii!l gar•..•· : l.llrga Ylld ule It JOin ltiWert' o off N- Uma R. .. Riltl8nd. T -.. Aug. 7\h a~d Wed .. A·~ - . 8th. 8 :00·8:0.0. 701 s. 3rd. Middleport. Augu.n I through 10th. Clothl~d•-;J:•ns, end tllbiH, by ere t, M~.C_py dilhH. bedspreado.• mi~ - ;, 1---------+-o-------~ 31 Ho~e• ] In· ,. for Sale s-· ~{~~~~~~~ NEW . AND USED MOBiLE .HOMES KEISEL'I QUAL· I1'Y MOBILE I!OME BALES, 4 MI . WEST. GAUIPOIJS, RT 31. PHONE 11 •·"4.!1· 7274. . ·- · - - -- - - - --Je- "'"'·...,_---No......,. - · cer • , - . _. c.a 21 Teachff . - , ba~ In home II Addl..,n. I dayo a ....... 1 child 10 mo. old. RoMancll req-. Call 114-387-7221. Bullna11 Opportunity --da __ __.,... House- 121 Fourth Avt UII.OOO. •10.000 IIO••n -( Balance on land controct with 8 percent lntll'-. Call 114-441-3204. Nice. :J bdr. bl'icll homt. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VAllEY PUB- crunplettly furnlohtcl, lo. . - Chorfeo Bt.. Crown USHING CO. City. Oh. Con 1114·2111· Oow•rw••il jobs. e1t.HB .,..., do - - wllh 11244. • 180,1113 VHf. N_...,__ tlllt paople you .._. NOT Yow-. For-oryclfl By 3 bdr. p,..., BDI-187-8000 eat. R- mei1 untl Vi" '"-'1· paint rm., 2 ml.l!D'th 011 Ook 4444. ptedthe--.g. Hll, Oh. ·Rt. 83. Cell 814· Help Wemed: Ful or part· for--....,. Ne- 8112·1338 . ' lime 1111 •• 1 aone for ..,... Snack Vlftdlng C""entry J-elry Com· tionll Co.· h i s - for .... .In I room, ful ..._._ 2 car pany. Eam more part;. - Gallipo)lo and IUmiUIICIIng garege. - : I Allett Dr. or . . .. EciiY to ape ate with Clll 381-l.alll afler 1 p.m. than mony 111m --lcG- fncomt. No - - high earning p o t -. Min· ~------• ment, flexible ochlidute. imum inveatmWit 11.1815. 1 Y,.. old, 3 btdrm. 2 bathe, management pj>tllbllltiH. Call 31 7 -927·1300 for family raom with wood bur-. llngle-pr-. on Pr11n of andIIChi:Ran•ats. The oppt. • llat ...... with .-eo~ nition o-"<nltv to 11m trlpo to lntemetionol- buldlng pond. City watar In Recine. d-m locMiono. Seroh Cov- manuf•cturer awarding Callet4-848-2141. entry il • ful rilngl ,ieWIIry dealership In av.....,._ . . ., comPMYoffwlnghlell"""'- - - G-t profit potential lty 14K gold, llterllng- in en ellpa!Miing lndulltry. and dlarnond8 in iddltion to For IIIPkatlon ..u fa.ttion juwwll y throughout (7011212-7310, •t. 2403. the UnitatJ S t -.. Fa< inter· view Clllt be1111. . hours of Wowl Save thll 1111. · !tm 1 PM· to 4PM. Mondey- 10% profit oallng 'the No. 1 Frlcley. Aok lot: 1114-381- - t y product-AVON. Coli BiiliB Connie George Unit 441-2111. Director. 11 4-441 -2114 Cerolyn Derat lrench D..... wonted. Reroof 2 M -. average holnH ~ 2 men 2 bedroom home near in 1 . day, ex-ding l.llngovlle, on 1 ocreground. Efactronica Tachnichlan~ ayotem providing fuM trlln· 119,000. lhQWn by apoble to repair car. home ing ..... full blck up Mlpport. pointment only. C1M 1114742-2141 . ot-. 2-way - .. Send No fnonchl11 - lnvnt .....m. to P 0 Baa 342 UI,OOO to. a product and Gllllpolls. Ohio 45131 . equipment. II a part of a billion dollar IndUstry will1 ........ -..1 "" good .Uck return on iiiVHtnwnt. paying tomporo,., office Ike Firot .,.., potential prOfit wortc., no ...,..ietiiCe nee"· n6.ooo. Call 304 -344oloo nead Ia- with 40tl Mon . 2:00-1:00, r ... car for 119ht dalivtry worll. t:OD-3:00 ond alk lot Mr. gaa lllow-. 1pply in Poling . paroon only llllllohniiY no phone Cllht. To Mro. Ciorler Route buaineu ... no Mlling room 10 Econo lodge involved. Jullt coll*ct tiN Motel. Tun. ,.9:30 AM. proflll from your protiCted Aug. 7 . retaillocotlons. Raplacasold otock. Vtrytllytomllnttl~. Wanted: 'LIIdy to Jive in, Clrl High profit potentltl. for .-ty woman. .CaH 710. Minimum i,_t. 441· 31111. mont. Call Mr. WUoon 317· &41·14113. Wanted: Part tlmt (20 hro.· - k t Llcenlld Precticel 32 Mobile Home• ., R- --In-· w..._ 1 171 8ayvlow 14 X 70, Refrlg, stove, CA. WI, JIODd cond . Call 11-4-441-ISft 1874 14a70 I'P rem... lot oto,... buHdlng, •••· C..l441·7641 .tv~o. . . 1 97B 2 bdr. 'Ntohua. iac. con_d. Cell· 441' 3243 r 441·0181. 14x70 total tloctrlc. 31><fr.. 1'h bath, . , - cond .~all 1114-4411-01711. 1978 ntshua mobile homt an aloctrlc, 2 ,bdr. Cell 4411 · 01 81 ot 4411 · 3~42 ova . ,, -Springbrook• 14~3 bdrm, gtrdln tub, all ' ... extra lnoululon. Gilly • 1 2,810; 1 4a70 3 bdllh, prdtn tub, 2 bttho, ellCra lnoulation, only ., 3,~; 1~fl.,l !.bclr, , ,m1 •0P _ 4 •10 ~. ; -~ ~" u14a70 Vlndale, 2 bdr"l~ 2 btho. lirepltce, IBIIOv.: · 1 2all Certified, r'llll'V Wllhff • .....,... .I'JIQ.; 12x70Dupleupts. . .0,00.; F- delivery a . - ; up. Gene'o MobRt ' homes '' 'lo'2 'mi. from revanobrldgo. Jet. Rt2- • J.77. 1-304-273-11311.. ., , 0 -·blot 1871 King 1 2•1fl bedroom apartm.,t treler. Coll -1114·182·3431 oftor & pm or 911'2-1900 before, II pm. .. 1871 lrOidmoro. 2 to,jiraom, 12•10, otcive, Nfilg....tor. centrelelr.gaa ...... underpi1111lng, It~. T¥. '~n­ t.,na. Bot '!P on coyntrY moblt home parll . . .100. Clll114-992-7479 . • ·.• .. Lot for ule in MercerviH8: 3 treller hookups. oltclriC. ru~·• Wltor, IOPtiC 'tanlo. e8, 000 . Call 614-26611!118. • .. . .-rv. •a. for en krtHinediete - - flcillty for .... rMntally In lldwall. Ohio. 22 Money to Loan for Sale ret-.s Current Ohlol.P.N. U and Phlrmecalogy course tielr- Coli 441-8324. Sltuetlone · Wanted Only ~'h%' aasumeble loan thl 3 8R briCk h houH, MCiuclad on 2.1 .on 1 rene ..,.. of lend with firm pond, locltld neer Ook Hill 18 W11nted to Oo and Centervlllo, opprox . .Windol!o . air co~dltlontrS, --~------ •481 mo. peyment. O"ly not ovtr I yearo old a u ,7110 down. 378-2803 repairlble. No junk. Cell ~ 1 p M d1H 114-812-2802. Doierwork. groundclelring .,., · · y. • eaceVItlng. Ul ..., hr. Wauldn't you llluo to bt Con 441-8131. oettlod Into thot , _ home btfore ochool starts? N.L. T- work, pruning, topping Stawno Clln flnenCII your a tllU d-••· hldgH • new home with only 1% buoiiH trlmmad. F - 1111- downpaymem end t - • up m -. c.. 441-8071. to 38 - " · Cal Jeri Alllo 114-378· 2728 for details wt• do btbyolttlng In my afleriPMor114·477-2443 home, I clayoo weok . Ho.. 8AM·IPM. ·. .e aparlence, Call 114-3792310. ' Remodeled cute home. 11 Help Wanted to schools. o w- wlllo. drlled • - - .mull Millmmedlltalyll Midvlced. F- eotlmeta8. Coli dleport. Cell 114-892· 814-882· 5001orl14-742- 11841 . ' . Homemtkero ll'f' come. We . - - • 3147. ...,......tina In thil . . . . " - - with loti in Crown City for more . infomt!rtlon Party plan up. • plue. Glfta. f 1111111[ 11 can 114-216-8018. NW~e 4 :t femtly yerd 1tlt: August 8 dllil-'-"· · C aoh for uoed ' racordo. Will cart for,,.. tlderfy 1n our . - . . , 50'•. IO'a...., typa. h....,., LPN cart 11 CaH Stavel14-882-7110. .......... . 1 114 892-7314. ·yn. ·•--nca. a Old -PY· •·tra 60 & Vicinity · .:: ..... ···--· -·-·. ···-- ··-· -.,-- Olen Millo hea -~~ im-dleta-lnpfortlllllholll IIIH~...... Nou......,oe Ml hi s ••aoN·" ..... c. g1n •- · .,., wy . Augullt I , 8, a 10th. T~rn Caoh paid for fency iron or ,....;;",;.-we tr..::-M..,. heavy Iron bade. • 110 1nd lng a evening shlfta ..,..,.,. fum.. druoer. toolo, .,.,. off Lllurll CMff Rd. Ol)lo bearo. 'school Willow c.~ Rd. lth hOUH up lot cM111n Moigo ., co: ble. AI.., ·need eomeow• to clothla ot- .... Old tlmt cup· mab Mght mull I - - - · - - - - - - on left. • , boerd. call 1- 304-812· o;: =~~~ Yllrd Sale Aug . 7 a 8. 834 :-F-.-m-lly-Y-ard-1-.,_:. -: A-u " "g. "'e -. 2711 4 Judy Wtrrtll, Melge Inn, ht. Ave .. GeiNpolla, 8 ' 1 • ' 7. 8 :00.1 :00, 110 W!l!ft COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Pomeroy, Ohio on Manday 3 Family Yard Sale Aug. 7. · Dr.. Pomeroy, Ohio. Jnfii~to FURNITURE. ledt, Iron, Auguot e from I to 8 pm .,d 1. 8 a 1o.· Lou of knick· to eduiiJ, Mloc. 111-. .. , · . - · cupbolrdo, chair~, Tueodey AU)IUIII 7 from I to kniCko, clothlo, flowen. · chootl, boakttt, dlohoo. 11 am. EO£. Felrvlew Evargrten Rd.. Lllrga Ytrd hie: Flor..,ce otone jari, antlqu11. gold querter of mile out of Sldcltro reoiclence. Rt. ; ,33 ond . ollv~r . Wrlt~·M.D. K you 1p lntlfHted in 1 Evergritn . ·Darwin. Aug . 7 thro11gh MIHer, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio goodepai'atl-lncoma,vt111------.;_-_;. "' Aug.10. 41718 Of call 114-8112- untour-hettheM-n YerdleleTue. aWed,Aug. · · .,1 ' 7760. County Fair. Dole- Wilma 7-1. NICe achool clothla. Yard Bile: Aug. 8.8.1 u ,-2'38 Wood. Rewlolgh Dlotrlbu- j 1 Condor St.. beltlnd Lllnd· Wented old pilnot. Paying ••••· coata, g auware. merk. Pomtroy. 1 0:00ton. mloc. beluty elds. 201 8\!o UO.OO and • 40. 00 each . RNr Ee-n Avt.. 1:00. Flr.1 floor only. WrHa giving ---------'Box 181. lerdlo. Ohio 12 43841 . Clll 11 4 -413· 1801. or . ~ Frarlen Bottom Fill Mtrket . Evtry weekend . u.s. 31 Fra•ler• Bottom, WVe. a!J012. D,.l.,. Wll• com~. DOn Frazier .. Oporetor. 304-711·2778. d i - M . Wlttaft Pirtnoe. - . , , . . - - - - - - - - JUST CALL! 992·3410' •wATER. GAl. TROMM • EXCAVAtiNG FOR SALE - (1) HOuSE IN CHESTEit Tine ICfiS with I niclly constructed COiaelt biDet home 26xl0, 3 llldiiiUiiii, ont blth, 12xl5 llvq room IIIII 24124 • room. l'lrtill~ ca;zlld. full ol 1um1ct willl flclll. lies far~- 121115 ' Gllll)lolls FIM Marllel Fri.. Sit. a sun. Jnd--outd-. •·· Nlrt Me~N- Frl· till lit. 3tJ,.. a otarto 3PM 180. Coll441·7037. 2 F u y d s~- A 8"8 Y ar ug. 10.am Kuhn rldl-ce 10rou from CemerviHI llohool. lrH1-800-813-1077. Alta b®klng partleo . GREG ROUSH PH , 992-7!JB3 or 992·2282 NEW USJIIIG - lliddltport - 3-4 bedroom home, needs some repair but is siluaied on a nice lot with a wiew ol the river. Arealrblrgain II $9,000.00. WIL~ H~UL •DOZER - JIACKHOE "IIIClAMAnON WORK "CUllOM BUILT HOMEI PIANO TUNING & REPAIR' 7/30/1 mo. pd. · 1 6 Year• EKperience Rul Estate General DENNY CONGO 'OIL fiELD SEJiVICEI · •DUMP TIIUCK IEIIVICE •CONCA ErE WOIIK Farm Equipmen• · Parts & Service PH. 992-2478 Renrodtlinc tnsu11nce Work Culta.11 Pule Bides. .UiriPS Roofinc work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidincs NEW UmiiG - lliddiltJOrt - {)t the river and has 4 ~rge fenced lots. 4 bedrooms. family room. 2 baths and a 2 car garage. Nice at $48,000.00. . ( JForS.Ie •·t sa\81 ' - - - -·- New Homes-htensivl "EW UmNG -SyricUM-'Apj)rml. 3 acres ol beautiful laying land w~h a 3 bedroom muie wide. Has afam~y room with -'lllmr, ceiling fan~ porches, and is secluded. $39,000.00. (JW- •··~• Kldt love IO'fll Damonotrlll l top a llifll for friendly tOY ;t party;- rop oommllltlon 111d ~~~~·"1•\ll!fi.Njil<.'!lt/lolmlol\'!.,;...'~ i.IWIA')\jjtta - - glfto - - No col· lactlng or delivering. No · · = · ~·­ Cillll lnveotment. Call 114742-3181. Alto booking &Vicinity Middleport " ' Pertlea. Sizes Start Fr0111 lfr16' J&F _SALES & SERVICE proposals must be subm•ned wtth1n 30 days 16 1he agency at the above add ress w1th a COP'f to the Oh10 Department of Transport atiOn. Drviston of Pub. l1c TransportDIIOn. 25 South Front Street. ·Room 710. Co- 992-2259 AddN••--------------- ()~ .•,., ,.,_. f~·C.,IINIIOitnt.., BOGGS· Oh10 45769 to obt a<n lull detailSof the type of transportatt on servtce that 1S needed pnor to prepanng a proposal Wruten comments and/or Money not~. Phon•----~------------ Notice vano uS act ivi!les. includ .ng tran sporta tion to medical ' act!i- ' lies. soctal serv1ce and governmental agenc1es. and shopping The Meigs County Councrl on Aging, Inc .. which rs a ptrvate non-profit corporation. intends to su bmit an apphcatron for a ~·rat grant under th e provrsron of.. - Sectron 16!bH2J of the Urban Mass Transportatron Act ol 1964. as amended. 10 provrde tr ansportatlon servrce for the elderly and / or handr capped wrthrn Mergs County. The grant applrcatron wr/1 request one standard 14 pas- witll tilts . coupon. Cencet your 1111 by phone when yllli IJIIf 1 resui1S. _,. .. ~, 11 ALL STEfl & POL~ BUILDINGS Wt'd lilt to lrtlroRct yov to . tllolu. 9ft5-3561 •WH!Ierl •Oitllwel/lert .... INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE to drive tht ¥ttticlt of yoorr , A I Makft J•II·IIC -- ----.::=:: .... ,.- Wavtn, In lho 111111,_•• • • ' Willi tllelr pori\IJne ~Ill[ by. ' ... I for free sidinus· timates, 949·2801 or 11·............ Return h'om_e from -visit ._iJ! :1.963 ,:',fiil!rth r ·Poet's corner Mrs. Max Whitlatch and Nikki, MarkEUlott, all ofPomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Elbert and son, Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Swain and sons, Jimmy and Bryan, Anita Wright and daughters, Kelly, Jody and Holly, Charles Wright, Mr. and Mrs. GUbertGilmoreandsons,Paul and Phlllp, Tern Popham · and ColleenNoran,allotColumws. . "CUTOUT FOR FUTURE IJSE" • C~ll t:r...,,,.;, ,..,....,.,...,.,... ......................... n.--.... ............... •ll"• ... . .......... ....._ :;: ::- -~·=- : ....... .............. ,,._ .......... _ _ _......_ _,_ ,....___ __ ,.... .., ===-,,._..... ........ ==== g, .i-··i=· · -·---·~·-·... ·.···..u..•t.... . !iE ..... :------.................. •.. Narn•-------------------- Whidach reunion held i!"tJ&. " 'Miss Taylor had met Burton before iim:t found him tall(y and • "rather full of himself." On their ::~day ot work In_the movie, he ~.~with a big hangover. She later recalled: "He ordered a ·:p~p of coffee to sort Qf still his ~~.tlOembllng !Its and 1 had to help It-to ·f hlB rmuth, and that just endearlld <'1dirl tome." ~; Since they both were marrle<l, --thl!lr rmumce caused a sensation. ' ·fn Rome, she said, "We were spat ~jt." : ·~ 'fheyco-s!arredtn "TheV.I.P.s" spouses. . "Beautiful, Cu1tom Bull' Garegee" · L.;:;~~~~~~~ - --~ - - ::: . ::;::.,..,....,..,..--::-::::__ ,........ _ ____,_. --·· .' . die." But she said -there was "no cllance" ot another reconcmatloit and Burton married sauy Hay. The closest the Burtons carne to remarriage Wall In their 1983 Broadway revival of "Private Lives," In which they played a divorced couple who rekindle their 1Ull811CeWhen they meet by chance while honeymooning with new ~lurninum PULLINS _ , _ ·- ........ ........ . "' Pootlng of tho · SIDING CO. Balderson. "lam a very happy man," he said before they flew off to Naples. • a SIDING BISSE~L ar-DoiiY-CioollliH Doot. Ill c..tR. ,_..,, - 45111 . . ..,. ,., _..., .. _.. As par A'rtlcle Vinyl S. ' ·MCGKEE "R,a••.... _., ..,.~'''t">"' ,, ~ ----··aaiiir;oiia·-----··- ······p·c;;n;;;o:.; .. 949-2860 the donatloo 011 the ~ling at Carleton School. Attending were Mrs. NeU :WilSon, Mrs. Mary AllceBise, TheresaBise, Mrs. Janice young, Klla young, Mrs. Janet Connolly. Mrs. Cathy Spencer and Janel, Mrs. Weber, Mrs: Maxine Whlteh&ad, Sara!l Frydman, Mrs. ~ Brown, Mrs. Linda Cowdery and family, Mrs. Paullne Myers, Mrs. Nola Cllne, Mrs. Ella O$borne, Mrs. Debbie Gnm0re. Mrs. Marlene Putman, and Mrs. Ruth Anne - ~· ---..+~•~ .. •····~.,. .... . ._.., ,.,..... ..... ~ .. festival hOurs. Although participation Is not llmlted tO children, youngsters are expected to be among the rr1011t Interested and amused spectators at the Pet Show Aug. U from 2-4 p.m. at the park. , Any animal may be entered with judging to be by age group. Awardl will be presented for The Best or Show. the blggesf animal, tile smallest animal, the most unusual animal and best costume as weJI as additional categories, ' . The Daily Sentinel "We are back fol!ether again. and that must be good," she said. But the reunion lasted only· four . months before their dlvon:e was . aJliXlUIX.'Ed In 1974. ' In 19'75 he Stopped drinking and they rananied. She persuaded him to return to the . stage, and be replaced Anthony Perkins In "Equus" on Broadway. They dl· vorced again In l!rl6. He married fonner model Susan .. Hunt, whlle Miss Burton married U.~ Sen. JohnW.arper, R-Va. They botli'' dlvorCed again and .J1IIOOI'S circulated llbout another reunion. At Miss ·~s ~l! birthday celebration In .London In . l!lll:l, Burton said, "!still love Liz. .. "I Would die for him," she said In 1983. "Ithlnkhewouldformetoo.... I think wewW loveeachotheruntllwe ,. _ , garet Brown, and Janet Connolly. A letter o( appreclatloo was reed for ~ • By JAY ARNOW A"""'elM Pre!ll Witter ., _ Ohio -:------,---· ~- ......, --- :.ljz and Dick: Hollywood romance -~-watched acted out on world stage - ·.: '• F , ,_,_ Bus-iness.Services· Recycling Riverview Club topic _ :.:Coffman birth· .,.1;.>..4., Monday, AugiJit 6, 1984 Ohio River Festival to feature boats, -coqtests, treasure hunt · RAVENSWOOD, W.Va.- As In the past, this year's Ohio River Festival will feature fun for the entire family throughout the weekend of Aug.10.12, Including events . for toddlers. • raquir•d. E•parlirnca in working with lndivlduela with "*"•I retardation and· a< -clevelop,_tal diotlbilitiel ... ....... Sencl.r• ..metoCerol llltclen.P.O. Sox 804, Jefo~<oon, Oh 41140. 8u,..Y. CommunIty S..vlceo Is an equal .,_runlty employer. Rlliabla-nl - · Cell 424.1. ,...._ 1 d .:t5.' 44-;_ ._.. .nt Orpnllt ft11dad II G,_ Episcopal Church. HOME LO'ANS FIXED 1911 Kirttwood.3btclroom, RATES Below mlltllet retto. 1\!o bath. Electric with woad Flxod oonvontional FHA - otove. •1 2.900. Cell 614VA.. laador Mor 843 6244 Athena, colltct 81~1-llta- l_._-_ _._ . ----3051 · 1911 Schultr ltd. 3 br 1'h bath. total alec. central air. microwave, diahwaaher, 23 Profalllonal otove, refrig. unclerplftnlng. Services redwood porch. 304-875· IO<t8 . Piano Tuning end Repair. 1983 Schuhl Umlttcl EdlSrunlcerdl Muoio Co .. 441· ti0n, 14x70, 3br. l'hbaths, 04117. Clip this ed for 20% olloltc. control air. fireplace . dlocount. Lant Danltls, 304-418· 1 15114 or 304· 773· 6417. 1•-114· 742· 2911 . can 814-112· 3 .... . Gaod box sprinr.· JCI4-171·1011, , 408 .. S.IHparoon wonted. Apply .......:. Pt. Pit. I n - · Dotiv- Kitchen. ~ bolt 2119 Jackaon Ava• ue, 1-:::-~""""---:-"--::-C Ma&c.. moaar orn. 31 Home1 for Sale ~- ID4-1711·1438 attar I-Polnt-:PIN_u_nt_._ _.___ _ 4:30 ...,. · M111aie- Poaitlon, • - 1\!o .................... 3 br. 3 Jelly mildot cnb ..,..... MlarY end btowRII. !ape- _ . . olcl. low 10'• . 304he tor the fllcldnt. 3M- rr- 1n lumbar .,... ...... 171-1713 .,.., 4 . 87S-J217. wtn JWtfwnllll. c-o lax 1-7, Point Pla-t ll. .lotar. " room a houll, 1 ltltt..... call Point I'Jeeoant, W. Va. 40x1 20 Jot. 3410 Moeaman . .JCM.SU-iiiiO. 29110. Ave. Pt. Pl. 304-171-1401 . I L----...-'loll~ I 1971 Trl Star, 12x80. oH oloctrlc. wood deck end underpannlng . 304-196 · 3911 . 12•110. 1872 treUer In CHfton with 1 21l21 edd on. On lot 80x100. Asking •• 15,000. 00 . Call Gto . Johnson 304-773-8140. 12xl0 2-br 1871 NNhul, . , - cond. pshaat, c ...t,.l elr. Ref.a otova. •7.700. 304-881-3881. By owner. 30 ecroo. t.;<>n area with mobile hotne and unfinished houso . Meka offer. 904-598·8429 . •I' 1 6 . acre• Or 1811, Eh'~rd Chapel Road . 304-il)& . 1923. : .. Two lots for ule. · · for Information 304 - 8 ·7'6&189 . ·- ·, lot for 11le or reni.J "1 .e ecrea, well. uptic •tlnk, power end telephone. 3114· 876-7718. • ! • 41 Houses for Ren' Furnis~ed house. 3 bdf.. •220. 29 Neii.Avo .• Gollipo· lis. Can 446-441 II aftor 8PM . 3 a 4 BR houMs. •n& to .4110. call 304-871-1104 ·or 304·876-6388. I " br houoe for rent. 304- 171-3270. 2 bedroom coitage: good location. •1111.00 ptul''depoolt. Call for •-lntrnlllt only 11:00-I :OD. 304-176· 7134. • �' The Daily Sentinel 41 Wioemon' 1 hove rentoio: 3 bdr troller 5 mleo from hoopitol t2211 mo .. no children or peta. 3 bdr. plu1 full baalment home, nic• loci· lion on Bob McCormick. 1300 mo., no children or . J)tlte. 5 bdr: home in town; U211 mo. 4 bdr. home very cloae to town 1326 mo . 3 Ohio 10~~~~~ 56 ~------•r They'll Do It Every Time Houeee for Rent ~~--6, .. 11(1( S1:1 Pets for Sale Ih'::1:~ lhru Ar-ood Reduced July 31at. Hove TAU<-· 81 HILLCREST KENNEll own ... ~onec:~ wood 8-ng oN bnoodo. Heeled wim.r. 114· 2&1·1245. ' lndoor·ou1t1110r foollltloo. Dolaamues 1: Sand, Grovel. AKC Stud ..... loe. CoU 4· I· in Muon, ·M-'g•• 7791. pick up ot Rlchordo CoH 441-7711. Judy Toytor Orooinlng, Col f14-317-7220. ci.ternt rtate IPplaatlc llptlc tarlill. Ke-1 l'rofeo• Jll!latlc , culvert, metal cul- .8rlorpetc!l _ . Al·brwcl _...me. verto. RON EVANS ENTER· lftdoor-outdoor bllrdinf taPRISES. Jockoon. Oh 814- cilltleo. Picll up Md del-,r 2811-511.30. _....,., ~nglloh C..... Spe· nlel pupploi. C811 I 1 4· 311· For Nle fill dh1. ond top ooil. 9790; Col Col 814-2118-1427. · cently remodeled t2110 mo. Available .A ug. 16th. aecur'ity deposit It references required on ell rentals. Wiae- - man Real Estate Agency. Coli 446-3643 . 4 bd,, lp8CIOOI living room • kJtch on 6 ecrea with pine. lit. 180 Vinton. Coli 4481372. windows. gar•ga. No pets. Ret e. Depooit. Coli 614448-2643 . The Daily Sentinei--Page--9 Middlaprrt, Ohio .Television v1 1 .1:~. Viewin~J Home 8/8/84 ijENifiG ..... Marcum Roofing • SpQUt· lng. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 yeara exper&ence. apocieiiEing In built up roof. Coli at 4-388-9857. ("' '') ... ~---1 ) • • 1 :00 • lit II) Ill • (I) ([) • IJ) MOYIE: 'Krul' (Jl Now,_ _ Hunt I]) Muda lportaLoolt ' ~=~~:w-(1) MocNell/l.ahNI' PAINTING· interior ond ex· '"'lor, plumbing, roofing. 10me remoct.ling. 20 yrs. up. Col1514·388·1141112. . ' I __ __ . Ruling Rai- WHA1'THI!YWIIII:! IWTnok I'OINe ON 'THAT l!tAI.L.Irr. (Jl (I) NBC Newt '(J)RIIeiiWI I])~ :Olympic 1 :30. TIL!V~EC' • ' ,. Edltiqn.' (I) Ctnllllumett torm ... _ __ "' ourprltt -· • ~by CIJ et~t ~ae ..... • (I) Ill cu Newa ()II ColcinOunde .- ouo· .... -.:CXIIIII]c>N(IIl . 7:00 • Cll PM Utgul-. . (IJI..orM by Dr....... The Lorex trial to oeve hio Truf· full trMI. (Jl Hero e- lhl Brides I. (AMwltl IIMhUUiOW~ I Bll'"'"'''' , . , _,DUCAT SOUSE CR!IFTY K~OTTY ~' Wloollo de when 1 plug dclln'llll. "SOCKET" (lOCk II) I I 1])~.· .. .... (I) .......... ontl Bon CllelltG~mHDIIhl XXIII Ol,mpltcl . ••• New.ttour ~~---r~;~~~;~l 8 ft. bor wi1h " bor otoolo. UOO. 1982 ri:hlyy dieoel pickup, loaded. axe. cond .. n.eoo . Coli 514-245· 5870. Un.urniahed 6 room ho1.11e, 1'h bath, ga1 furnace, storm FamM•r 8, 1984 Improvement• r.''f: bdr. home in Addl•on re- Monday, Monday, August 8, 1984 . (I) Wlteol "' .,__ • II) WlteoiDI ForMw II) NtglrJIV .....,_ ...,..., 1 GET your cor pot SHIP ' SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN · STEAMER. Wotor romovol, furnitUN claening, frH aati· 1 moteo. 304-676· 2295. 3 bdrm home · for rent, unfurnished. on 18 acres. free g.. heat, located . on Rt.33 at N.Melgs Co. line. 8260. mth. con 614-263· 2323 . for Ren1 '' Newly remodeled 2 bdr .; i bdr." mobile home for rem:. equipped kitchen, centr•l 6eata with n•tural gas, air. *260. 821'1> Second idulta qnly, no pets. call . Avo.. Gallipclio. Coli 446· 2168. ' .14· 367-7438 . v- 1 979 LTO, ceptor. oell 882-3590 2 bdr . apt. newly decorated, *80 to $146 per mo. utilties part. paid. Call876·6104 or Holne for Rent: " 676-6386. 2 bldroom fully Nicety' furnished mobile ~rniohad with 1 OX 25ft. home in city, CA, 1 or 2 tlaooed-in porch $175.00 aduhs only, no pats. Call fjer mc;mth · p~s utilttias and 448· 0338 . ..curity deposit. No petS or dhlldren . Call 18141986- Furniohadapt. 2bdr. 1138'h 4227. 2nd .. Gallipolis. t iB& water Call 446-4416 after i' 2x60 mobile homo in Syra- paid. 9PM . ~use, partially furnished. +200 mo. plus utilities & Furnished apt. 1 bdr., 1225. deposit . Call 614 -992 utilties paid, adults, 920 4th 1680. AVa .. Gallipolio . .Call 4484416 oft"' 9PM . 2 bedroom trailer, bath S. 112, tax80 Ashton-Uplond Rd. Upotairo furnlohod apt.. 4 t-126 . month plus depot~ . rooma a bath, 1 or 2 adults, 304-876-4088. no pots. Coil 446-0444 befora &PM . I ,, Mobile 12xeo ..... 44 Apartment for Rent Riverolde Apu. Middleport. ~~ecial . ratee for Senior Cttizens. $130. Equal Housing Opportunities. 614 · 992-7721 . Newly remodeled 2 bedroom , equipped kitchen. $225. Depoo~ required. Call 614-992- &319 or 992 2815. Newly redecorated. 1 bedroom. partially fur11i1hed. $226. DePQsit required . Call 614- 992- 6319 or 9922816 . Furnlohed 1 8o 2 bedroom apartments, Middleport. Adults, no pets, security depooit . Call 614 · 992 3874. Village Manor Apu .. Mid -dleport. jE . H.O. j hoo 1 beclrm apts. for rent. the rent ltlrtl et 1201 a month that includes all ut~lities, plus a $200 security deposit is required . We ju·lt laid new can>et in them & they' re located near a doctor's offlce S. ahopping:areas. Call 614· 992-7787. New 1 bedroom aptt. in Middleport. Furnished or unlurnlohod.Coll 614-9925304. Apanment in Pomeroy. 3 rooms & both. Call .6 14992-61!.21 . 1 and 2 bedrooms fumlahed oportmonto. Call992-5434, 992·6914, or 130418822688. 1 bdrm furni1hed ipt . In Middleport. utilities included. t190 mo. pluo dtp· oolt. call 814· 992-7177. 1 bdrm upper duplex apt, in Middleport. t186 pluo depoolt. Coli 614-992-7177. APARTMENTS . mobile homes. houu1: Pt. Pleasant on'd Gtllipolls. 614-446· 8221 . Nice 1 and ~ bldroom unfurnished IPirtmanta . 304-876'- 2218 before 6 p.m. Apartment unfurnished , y1rd and baaement, $1 60.00 ' 1 month. Phone 304·175· 71141 ewningo. Modern 2 -room opt, C1mp Conley area w.,.,h· looking 11. t200.00 month pluo utilitieo . 304-7735143. Efficloncy opt: Point PleaAnt, utllitleo poid. DepcoM required. 304-89&·3450. Furnlohod tpt. 304-11711· 3459 . 7:31! BAIEMENT WATER · PIIOOFING . Unconditlonah lifetime guarantee.. locel . rotoronc,. furrilohed.. F,.. estimates. Call collect 1514-237-0488. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rogers Basement Wat,erproofing . · · 42 Mobile Homes ' ()II MtcNeM/Lohrlr Newlhour Water wells commercial.-nd · dorneatic, tnt holoo, pump IIIII ond IM'IIicO , 304· 891· 3802 . . • Mobile homo lor rent, 8x40. Call 614-949-2424. <» Newa Completely furl'!ishtd all electric. 2 bdr. apt .. 468 Seco~d Ave .. adutts, references. $225 mo . plus securIty dep. Coli 446-2238 or 446-2581. Furn'lshed apt ., 2 rooms &. bath. clean, no pets. aduhs only Deposit & reference required, Coli 814-4461519. 1 bedr. apt. lumlohed . $1 00 mo .. moat utilities' fur nished . Retired woman or retired couple. Coli 4481414. ·~ l ··~ · ....... FibergiiSs gara~ door com· plete. Coli 441·3375. ·· -- ·~ UHd Furniture ·· Upright froozer. dryoro, ond TV's. 3 miloo out 8uloville Rd. 01rin 9 •m td 8pm, Mon. thru ri., 9am \to 5pm, Sat . 61 4·446-0322 4. Gil 70-15 rodilltires, low mileage, . $200. Coil 4487209 """· . ·lc-' k 0 • wall phonoo. rockers. preued chaira. pedestal taGOOD USEO APPLIANCES bloo. hutcheo• • mioc. Poul Weahera,, dryers. retrigera- Conkle · Furniture. Rt. · 7. tors, rangea. Sklgga Ap-- Tuppera.Piaina, Ohio. pllonceo. Up.,. River lid. ___......;:,__ _ _ _ __ bloidl Stone (\reat Motel. 2 Wh. Trailer, 4X4X8 ft .. 814·446·7398 . . covered, excellont cond . 13211 . 00 ; Ook toble, County · Appliance, Inc . ·3X101t .. ideal lor bullet or Good used applianees aitd smorg1sbord, •100. 00: TV'Mti.Open8AMtoiPM. Under - bar refrigerl· Man thru Sot. 448·11199, tor.•75 .00. CoH 18141949627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis. ,_2_ 6_ 2_6_...,._ _ _ _ __ ' 0H. .~ I 1;;;;-b;d.'-;j:;;;-bo;~;;;~ 'Boch trump« tiS. Maple aunk bodo with dinmo oet •711. Hond mode set cheat drawers. qUihs t86 each. Drum atool ·American· console stereo. $16. GIIH fire pl1ce screen D~yo 81 4-245·6868, ove. •1 6. Coli 814· 992-238:). ., 4-2411-11095. Olk glen oh- cooe. 98 Uaed livingroom suite • Inch tong. 28 Inch wide. 42 queen lize bedding. COrbin inch high. Exc. con. e275. & Snyder Furniture. Coi1 1 _C_•I_I_11_14_·_6_&_7_·3_1_8_2_._ _ 446•1171 . I Firewood for s•'-· ,120.00 Solo bed. dark brown 1180. pick-up loed, UO.oo deliColl448-4967, vered. · 304-1711-2991 . or 876·871i:i. 2 BR, water, MWer, trash For sale. used diahw..her. pickup paid. Honeyouckle . 126. Coll•61 4·388·9602. Hillo, Mt. Zio~ Rd. Rent atarto $20&.00. ·Equal Hou• 52 C B, TV. Radio ing Opportunity. CoM 448Equipment 3344 or 446· 1 1 34 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms ond light houoo kNPif>g rooms. Park Central Hotel'. Call 814-446-0768. Sleeping room $126, utilities paid. Share beth. mole only. Range & refrig. 919 2hd . Ave., Gollipclio. Coli 446-441 6 alter 9 PM . 46 Space for Rent • COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large lots. Call 61 4-992· 7479. . Mcrchand;s1: 51 Household Goods Booe 901 ...... 4 opeokero, Nakanichi 800 seriea caasette deck. pre-amp. power amp, tuner. Burwen noiM reduction unit. • 1.600 firm . Seriout caners only 61 4-379· 2444. Amateur radio, Heath kit, HW 101 pluo CW filter Linear anlp. S8·201. Cali after 6 pm 304·676·3419. 53 Broyhill dining room suite ..,d 11 piece lomHy room suite. Coii44B· 7884. Excel· lent condition . SM 1 mile out county road No. 8, CenterviHo In yell- houoe. -= new CoN roll-owoy - · R. .oonoblo. 114·992· 2· -room tpt, 1 milo from . Fat Silver 9rldgt Plezo Golllpo- 1123. lio, Ohio 114' 441·8803 or 4 ..8·45,4. . MottroN, box oprinoo. ,_..r aizo. Phone 304Portlelly · lumlohed oport· 1'11·1047. mont In GoUipoiio, "'-r 3rd Avenuo. 2 -roomL phono Piclleno u~ furniture. 304· 878-8413 or 875·1450. 304-875·1458. 61 Farm Eq1,1ipment 55 Building Supplies 62 Wanted to Buy . Uoed Stoel Chennol iron, ongle·iron pipe, houN troller IXiel. Coll814-44tl-7383. Liveetock Alpino Ooe Kldo, 1.0.00 . OU1Iity mature proven milkora. R~oterod Dill rocords n 211.00. 304·468· 1783. • 3 yeor old Golding oicldle horae. 304·419·1917 . Antique cupboord & uprigh! pl•no. Call for appointment. 992·2226. =· 1175 Iuick ...... Aw.• _.t cond ..· ~· '11,410. Colt 441-8087. 1i~1 Cluia•i ........._ PS, AC. 310 ....... $100. 1-------- •a.eoo. iz.~· •. ;. .X1~l~· . ~~rl~~~~~"-~·~1~2: •. ~·~-~- mil AM FM 1910 Flat 12:fiO.. Cell ... ·171·11711 1171 ... 8tor 11 ,loot 3_&_12_._._ _ _ _ _....._,,lri-houlboal. - l i l t trim, ...,, on troller: t4100. coli 114-112·1310. TOP CAIH ' pold 'tor - A-. lmltll 90 hp -.304· • 171-4437. lulok·-· 1111 &at· toble *2&; Bent· choir t25; End tobloo cond. ·304· · ·all Sluah m•chlne. catih . regia· ter, ice machine, axhauat ton. milk ohlko blender, outdoor sizi . 304·175· 11118. ' mixed hoy In . blm, • 1 '50 bole. 304·171-4100 or 304-182-3329. 66 Pets for Sale Qobermon pupo. Regiallrod, ohota, • tollo docked. Coli 114· 992· 7358. om a t 1 11 a h 114-441-2212. . Coli Plumbing 8o Heating Wented male Bassett for otud oorvice. 304·&7511214. " · 1171 H- Clvlo to; ....... .....,. 1200. or 1ue1 offer. 104-nJ-1131. Goodwill lnduatrleo, 408 Main St. Point PlooNnt. hill off ol oumm"' goedo. Aug 8th to Auti 1 1lh. 9tartlng ""' 13th loll tnd wlnl• goodl. A lit of lloml.,..on Model 141 -.12ft. tlumn-, 304-773-5555. Ooll Club lrone 2·9, 304875·1104. ' 1171 ~ ,)110 OUttutA ploku,. 41 000 IAIIH. 1 111·881· 11100. Ctl 7Jtl. - ..... 20ft. .•c.,...,. •••• . - -. H IT !"• ... "*'·''Majoe' e11111110 MOVIE: 9:00 (Jl 701) Ctub ' • (J) V.,. lutwcudc Ill Tennlt: Flnllo from North c:enw.,. NH • (I) Ill Ono 01¥ It • Time ..... invite ' Giaiidml flomelto to mow in - !Ill .... !hem......... 1111 .,,,•• Ill ~~~ __ ... thit IIOUidn't have h.!lppe!W! ·~buoko.' l'wt VII. Hanno tk tiM I JpiCial gift end Toni vltn. lhe flrnlr of lhe man lhl oncoloved. lllO min.l [Qolod c:.tloloall 9:30 (J) lllot N 1011 It 1lle -~ r e . (I) ()It Neuotwrt Kirlc'o g; widtne comes to town for • 0 'wid' violt. "' . 10:00 • (J) (!) Ctndld c-. I IL.oni Audio MAl, I __ ........ "' . ..,... . ' ,, ... dlr~uwul ' . .., THOMAS .IOSIPM ... v• Je Haper ..... a.m. berloln join Allen " - in • ... .. -~ t - 8.' 11111110 mll.l agio~ criail end • court COM. (I) Ill -y 1111180 mll.l aI' '" VCI'IIIIO T<>- . .............. nc..Sin6-· .Excavating •• bad lho Slllor'a logoudeo y jowney from Omon to Chino. "*'·' Good-1 Exc.vating, base~ mente, footer•. drivewayllf -tic tonka. landiCaping . Coli onytime 814· 448 · 41137. Jomnl. Davison, Jr. 1110 (fiJ Nawsuualdl hi I . ' otNewo • -· I ' ' .- '· ..... 'TNOti111 TwiDo About Nt h w. Thil ......... ."" ., , cleor ..... end lho . . - - < (H) Doaor Work by Ted Hanna. Ditchoo. pondl. roedo, lond cl-Ing, ate. Coli Motor Cor llrok.,o, 448-1592. inweotigttH lho rllka Dl nu- J .A.A.Construction Co . Ru ~ tlond, Oh,8 1 4-742-2903 ; IIHmentl. footers. Concreta . work. Backhoe' a Doaer • Ditchar, Dump truckl, & w1ter-gaa-aewer- : electricolllnoa. BARNEY :I !'AID FOUR OIOllERS FER PACKAGE Of - CLOTHES· . PINS, Electrical Refrigeration .a-.. . . . being taken by cooamod Americona to •t dee· · truction. Hoell!! by Mitt FMrel. 1110 mll.l Style 11 :00 • (J) • (I) <» Newo IM••• 1 A WHY ARE THEY 50 ALL·FIRED EXPENSIVE? ·- ..... .Odd e .. (!)~. . . . . (I) - ;, Cat pi Cll (I) Tonight IMw 11 :30 (Jl .... "'Onalaho Cll Mudo 8portaLuok • (I) Moanum p .1. A ........., aoko Mognum to try to help lur lind h6r milling ELVINEV Ah•n aM' Generel Hauling ''•'" 01¥ .............. .." 13th' Ptrt 2 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW 'M: CART ,-·--=209 ....... JIMI WATER BERVICE . Call ~lm Lanier, 304·11&· • 7317. One leiW standi for IIIOther. In this IIIIEIPie Ais uaed for lbe line L's. X for the twQ O's, etc. Single letters, lljiCOWtl opbel, the lenath 11111 fonnaUon rl the words are all hlnla. Eldlday the code letters are different. 12:30 ' CRYPI'OQUarES H. Re\)alr 7t Motore Ho- • ' 't ." 1 2 :00 (I) MOYIE: 'F.w.r 1lle ' ..,. ' lelher. 1111180 mll.l Ill Lit tlglot ........ ~ .... In lhll'ittllly •Ow•• ... MOYIE: 'Dtrg ' . -lhl ,..._ O'Ctocl ;, :41 (I) 88 M. ., (])AnatllerLifll (]) lp b:Cs ,..,. ' SEWING Machine repaira, ...,leo, Autllorlzed Singer &oleo e. Sorvico. Shlrpon lcia1on . Fa~rit Shop, Pomeroy. 81 4·182 · 2~84 . . ' ... t0:30 (I) ............. . _ . . (I) MOYIE: 'T1Io Cerptt· 1• · I . •100. 104-UZ· · - . Nortl lhl hll follon on hord · lRI 1110 (I) (H) £\Mttllgot . . _-...... '"'· ,..,. ..... Miry.' ........ gero Pltar. Paul ..... Miry join John w.... .-llhl Booton Popo Otd-a. to l i n g - aid end . . . tits. ' J - loyo Wotor Sorvlce. Aleo poolo filled . Coli 814· .. 211·1141 or 114· 4411 - ' 1171er 114-448·7111 . " ' ' ....... - • e 811 = Vw-sble: Bolh Dealer: South ofl..,,_... ·c •bee•• "*'·• '" ... • "I[ 1114 =-"*'·• tal4. Mlac. g•rage sale item,. furniture. 304-175-7718. ... •u Cll MOYIE: 'W ...,.. (J) MOYIE: 'H.•O.T.8.' (I) Ill Ctl _, ontl . 1.-y Chrio bMtlll ...... I ft. trucll '""'"' fl)r, ,...,. trlde toed. t71.00. 304-171· Cemplna Equipment tQU +JUI 1100111 (I) Ill I ..S Mro. lUng Amoncll -· friends with • prinCIII whom ahe 1111'111'11 ilullng SHULAW'S Plumbing and Hooting, 211 Sixth St.', Point 'Pieo11nt. W. Va. 304· 175-6420. llconNd and lnourod. 8o ·•AQ18.1 .QUU Oc1obor. 18781.' 1110 ------------------ , 84 •ttJU .AQ14 e . JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEAT· • lNG. Rt. 1, aox 365, Gallipolis. Coli 61 4·367·0676. ~utOI for Slle •aUtT .. ICAIT ... . ()) luperllautiiDI111e 70'1 'John Ttta vo. Gerrie eo.tzee tpJaiOIM, South Africll, CARTER 'S PLUMBIN'G • AND HEATING • Cor. Fourth and Pine . GoiNpolio, Ohio Phone 614·448-3888 or 814-448-4477 [! •ll'.flllil.tl.,,. -h::-:---"'------ HolM WilT iw.Y from -· ••' 83 .........., .,~,..., . (I)CIIooKld . ' e- •unn ua · +It If home. ' Ill MOYI£: 'lllllly tlual- ' B2 6I So- runa mu... 2M3. 1971 Pontloc Cetallno. low mileql, good Oondltion. 1,17.i Horloy Dovlo Sporto· 11500. Coli 814·192· tar, ol4ctrlc atort. 7,000 octuol mlleo, excellent con· 5113. - · 12.500. Firm, 3041974 VW Bug, _.t cond, 171·5424. Nno good. ·Col 304-1713970, ' Yoinolul 1211 Enduro, 1160. or offer.' Mult 1811. 1178 Btarlre GT." 1-c. om- Phon• 304-175-1458. · fm, 10.000 - · t910. ...nlngo. 1981 Rabbit •·•· om·fm. 50.000. •4200. 304-171· 15971. 7& Boats end Motors for Sale 71 Oltlt. ·4 tloor. Yl.llr.IO 0ido Omolgo VI oir,-.. mode, pb, P"· 304·&711· 1173 Corr•-•· 1 Itt. 140 8218. HP, 1·0, c1riYe on troll"', '79 Ford ~-. 4 . cyl, t3,300. Coli 441-2240. '71 Dod.- M•n•aD 1100.304-171-1190. , For- 1882 '1 1ft. Duo, 1172 1SI HP Mercury oxc. 1111 vw " - · ml· -d. 11.100. Coli 441· 78 1•.• g •. 11 o o d con d • 1...:'"__ _·- - - - - - - 14,000.00. Phone 304· Ebb Tide • - loet, eo HP. 178-3011. Evln lludo Trot . motor, model ulod oera. 54 Misc. Merchandise (J) 8n NORTH .1112 . Is red herring Ill Wlteol "' .,__ 'an. o.y •• Time 8:00 • (J) (!) MOYI£: 'On 1lle -Ill 1871 zel~!:~~t~~~~ cond, ·Red queen c llllhtl.... -~ 'gl: (!) ~ t rwcllolt • (I) l'ittllly Feud (I) Dr· WilD 1111-. lnchoo. 10..,....·good Hulfv condition. blcyGie, t41i. Colll14-146•3111. James Jacoby Loa~nAa.ntt 1810Hertoy8uporGIIde.IO cu.ln.. lhowroomaond .. lot llob -~. lolo of chrome, like new. 4000 mlleo. oil · Cement. finisher, Richard · ......... porto ... with bike. Oorllold . 814·986·4484. u-aoo. Coli 11 4-441·· lasementa. pool 1 decks, 7313. perking loll. ony olEa job. 1114 Hortey Dlllloon SLX oldlng. lnotol· lpoiltllr. 700 mlleo. Coli Remedollng. ling Md repairing fireplace•; _,1_4-TJ.a_e-_1_1_2_8_._ __ simulated' brick and stt~cco, ' 1881 lleinde 750 cuotom. thermo . replecemer:-t win-,' Uko new, Deddod oieoy ber. 2 dowo. 304-876-1580. i,IOOml .. 11 ,7110 . Bulldlng-Romodellng. ConColl814-357·0384. . creta, drywall, electrica(. . . roofing, flooring. framin ~ 1171 Honde 7110 K model. kltchen-bothroom lnotalla · • IXC.• G!>nd .. 1800. Coli 4411· tion , door~window framing . 3212. 304-876-2440. For Bolo; 1981 llondt XL RINOLES'S SERVICE, ex·' 100 a. like new. priced on perienced cerpenter. el,ctri: l.._ton, C.H 912-11120. clan. m1eon. Plinter. roof· • 1171 Ktwnokl KZ400 mo- lng jlncludlng hot ta r IPPiicotlon) 304· 876·2081• torcvcte wi1h wind ohlold, or 875-4660. ' ~ cullOm - t . llll'f ber, new ·tiro. new chlln. good Wonted .To Oo; Roofing, oil<' · 1416. Coli ii14- typu of roofing. ohing...;:: 882· 71110. .roof painting. mobile hofl'e~ l----~--­ re.,.ir 1nd-p1inting. For Frel~ 1172 11&0. 8788 Eotlmoteo call 304-&82·· • ortainal good condi· 3018. ' )". .,-.• tlolt. noo. Coli 114·982· 1113. ----------------~- ; -r Cll Tic Toe Dough (J) Fro1..1 llock CllMaior'• ..... 1--------- Jividena Farm Equipment~ 114·448- 1175· Whool 1977 Unccln •'JIIM\ Cor. Horia .. wm and prctan . Exc. Con. c ••·: 114·882· tractors ' ...eonat cloee out 7317. ..... S811ing It CCII ....... l11t. Wa alao f:lave parta and 19'18Dodsl .......... 2doer. service. lcyl.. longllo1 of new porto. M.m- to. pprocloto. Coli Now io tho time to gat tho 814-149-2110. old choln -trimmed up lor li,_ood Hllon. Coli 1979 Fotd M"*r- 4- 2 . Siders Equipment Co. 304- CoU 114-882•1121 . 876·7421 for complote chain NW ...nco. ForSolo:1977MonteCI!flo, Red, Alum. Sloto. 'lxtroo, Tobacco alicka, rough Nne good, looU _.t. lumblr , 304-8.7 5•1121. t2.000. Col H2·5120. . ' Jerooy & Holateln milk cow with 1It colt. · Coli 441· 1 Surpluo Army comoufloqe. 1 _ 004 __·---~--1 1 4 oz. ct,enim, rental ueed ' clothing, 1 972 El Cameo. 3 yr. old oorrol gelding oirod 1977 Triumph chopper liy Supor Chlx. Con be 17110). Som Somenrillo'o, ohown with little - · EIII·Rovenswood !New t500. Coli t.G, 4114-992· ,Ero). Fri. Sat. Sun, 1 ;00- 1 _241_8_._ _ _ _ _:..__ 7 :00 p.m .. Diacount factory •union loblled edvertlalng 8 yr · old groy rogl-. epecl•l1ial. Pt . Ptaaaant. Oulf'ter hora'l ... Ilion. ••· 304·676-3334. dlopooltlon . llrod by J .Jomeo 18110. Col 44il· Automotlc oil 'hooter ond 1 3_2_5_2_._ _ _ _ _ __ drum. couch. colored TV &: • Boby bull coN; Holotein . conorln. 304·882~3590 448-2514. Antiques ' SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New S. used wood • coal s1oves; 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 Inch flat arms o399, bunk bod• comploto with bunkin • 1 99. 2 piece antron livingroom auites t199. antron reclinlfs*l9, other reclinera •eo. meple dinette sets *1 79, box aprings &: mattr811 twin or full t1 00 aet r•gullr·firm .11 20, maple dineno chllro 136, • wooh atondo · t34, maple rockero Ul, 7 pleco chroma dinette aet *149, 15 piece dinatto Nt t99, uoed bedroom suitea. refrigerator., rangea. chelt. dra...n . wrinter washers, TV's, dry ~ ero, • shoes. Coli 114·44131119. I 11188 Plymouth ... Z· dr. hordlap. 311 cu.ln .. fair aond., t450. Col 441outo, I•C Inter· or trade. 304- " "· · 1912 Foret lbp.. 4 op.. AM·FM. U788. 1881 2 dr. Ctw.ottt 4 opd .. ....... \tii IIlii 02810. Jolln'o Auto loloe. lulovllle Rd. Oollpallo, 011. I', I I ' t11 dedt. C•• 441- . Jc .... ~· e• Clllnolde l r liM' ANNIE . .. KGCEBKX BL CGG EBXE DGW I •·"'I· . ' . ,. . ... IQC EH ZFWH FKJ . . ZGKDBJHKZH. - EFKL ZEWBLCBFK . CG WHFZE , I ·1:00 1:30 v-••w.o. ,.. • ' I TIIIITATI 1 . UI'MOLSTIIrt 1"011 ' 11U ho. A.... G!ii~Pono. : 114-441·7133orl,8-448· ' ,IU, · I • 1 :41 ..... ~-a-Titlt a•a . • 'l.t t 1r = MOYIE: ... IIUntl D1 Woe••·· 2:00 (I) •• t t ft!tNr (I) .... Galli . . . YQLC ZABYI MBCE FKJHWLHK Yettenll)''l Cr)'pt8qaale: FOUR BE mE nllNGS I'D BE . BETTER WITHOUT : LQVE, CURIOSITY, FRECKLES AND DOUBT.- DOROTHY PARKER ! '" ~ ... .,• ' ' �Page 10-The Daily Senti!l81 Free shows success at · Mo~ OJwlpic gold COLuMBus, OhiO (AP) - The Ohio State Fair 111111 put a lot of work Into advertlllni the new exhltits and rides at the 17-day extravagama. But one ot the main dr8\w remains the tree ~ entertainment. JustaskGov.RlchardCeleste.He was on his feet as local rock group PhD Dirt and the DalJers played at the grandStand on Sunday, despite occasional rain lhatputadamperon atll!ndancti the lll'lt wa!kend. , ' Fair oUiclals scrutinize possible enterialnrnent lineup~~ for months before the.falr opens. trying to get a balan<.'e of rock, countiy and other musical styles, along with tradltlonal draws SIICh as Sunday's S.hpl ~ Specialty Graphics d ma e by EMS squads ~t was Incredible to see the MedlcalSe!VIcereportedelght runs aver the wee~cen~~·. people yesterday and the chUdren Sunday's .runs IncludEd: PomeAll Meigs Local Athletic Boosters Tuesday J110rnlng. The boosters wlll gazlng at ~. ca!vt;s," Ms. Fl~a roy wen~ to Pomeroy Cliff Apartwho will work at the county fair meet at 7::Jl p.m. Tuesday at the saki~- 'l'heY re beautiful. . · ments· at 1:18 a.m. for Rhonda booth are to get their free skin tests !Ugh sChool. Booster and :lK) clu~ The pregnant cows have been · PhelpS to Veterans Memorial at the loeal tuberculosis office at the membership tick~ will be avalla· pravlded by Conklin Dally Cattle . Hospital; at10:39 a.m. Ftaclnewent · multipurpose building no later than bleat the fair booth. ~Inc. , of Plain Qty. Ms. Flocca to Antiquity, tOok Larry PoweD to •> said fatr orftclals are hoping for one veterans Memorial Hospital; (c_o_n_un_u_ed_ r_ro_m_pa_ge_l_l_ _ _..;..._ _ _ __ birth a day, although labOr wl1.l not. Pcmeroy was called at 9:12p.m. to . belnduced. 247M)l!berryAVI!IIueforKimRoush do," Ashsald. "It'snotourdlfflculty, only for about a year, untO the town The maternity ward Is a .new toO'BienesS; at9:16p.in.Pomeroy but we're going to get the effect of can buDd Its own landfill, but he said attractlonthlsyeardeslgnedtoglve went 'to Welshtown Road for be's had no luck trying to talk to falrgoers more of a taste of what Lawrence Kline to Veterans Memit. " Williamson Isn't claiming over- Meigs County officials. farm ltfe Is llke. The ward also orlallfDspltal. , " I'd like to talk to them," be saki. serves fair partlctpan~.who bring whelming success, either. Saturday's · emergency caDs • "I've heard some comments yes "but they say there's no room for thelrpregnantantmals. Inthepast were: Racine at 11:54 a.m. to . · people . have brought In tllei,I' County Road 35, :Valley BeD Road and some comments no about the negqttatlon." Across the river, Jones confirmed pregnant an~ and we h~~en t for Mae Brewer to Veterans boycott," he said. "But I think It's ·Williamson's assessment. inorepositlve thannegatlve." . had ammgm~e~~ts for them, she Memorial Hospital; · at 4: 21 p.m. ·V-6 engine, air cond., power sieering, power brakes, auto. tr~ns: , "It's a dead Issue as far as we're said. 'J:tle maternity ward is staffed Syracw!e .went to Third Street for · WIUamson said he wants New cruise control, tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, luggage rack, cloth mteHaven to be charged the lower rate concerned," he said. by members of . the Ohio State Mammy Manning to Veterans rioi. Color: Black. -. University Veterinary Clinic. Memorial Hospital; Tuwers Plains went to Dally Isle at 7: 56 p.m. for man Jenny Reed to O'Bleness; at 11:45 p.m. Rutland went toLongStreetfor Fred Engle Sr. Terry_Houser to Pleasant Valley home; two step-sons, Terry Bol· yard, of Lenore and Richard Hospital. Bolyard of Orlando, Florida; two Fred Allen Engle Sr., 36, Lenore, A 28-year-old Poo~e~oy man was FFA to meet W.Va., formerly of Meigs County, step-daughters, KlmeriY Lackey, of Lenore and Crystal Ann Bolyard of cited by the GaUia-Melgs pcist of t)le died Sunday at Logan General • b !hers state highway patrol for failure to The Meigs Future Fanners of San D iego, CaU1.; ,our ro . , Hospital In Logan, W.Va. America wW meet at 1 p.m. WoodroW Engle Jr. of Middleport, control following a two-car accident He was born in Rutland, a son of at the high school home Wednesday Nelson of Cheaspeake, on Bedfonl Township 256 Saturday. Richard Woodrow Wilson Engle and Julia · economics room. All members are Jack Nelson of ProctorviDe and The patrol saki Danny R. Russell Clouse Engle of Rutland. He was a foreman lor.Columbia Charles Nelson of Tampa, Fla.; wils northbound three-tenths of a .asked to lle present tor this Initial Gas of West Virginia In Kermit, three sisters, Arlene Engle Dowen, · mOe south Ot Ohio 681, whlin he lost session. W.Va. He had served In the U.S. Middleport, Marilyn Cooper, Por- control of his vehicle, went off the !land and Dorothy Taylor of right side of the road, struck an SUS booetel'8 meet Army for two tours of duty. embanlanent and the rear of his : SuJVlvors Include his parents; his Chespeake; and two grandsons. A meeting of !he Southern High Friends may call at the Ewing vehicle reportedly went left of Wife, Mary Sue Brown Engle; two School Athletic Boostei'i has been sons, Fred Allen Engle Jr. and Funeral Home tonight 7-9 p.m. and center and struck a vehicle driven set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at the high Shawn Michael Engle, both at TueSday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral by Teresa A. Evans, 24, Long school. setvlces wlll be held at the funeral Bott001. No Injuries were reported · V-8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, air cond., homeat2p.m.Wednesday,wlththe In the 6:50p.m. accident, whlrh . AM-FM; tilt wheel, cruise control, vinyl top. Color: White. Rev. Noel Hemnann officiating. caused moderate damage to both Lodgetom~t Burial will be In the Beech Grave whlcles. Middleport Lodge 363; F&AM. Cemetery. The patrol saki Denise A. wUJ. meet at 7::Jl p.m. Tuesday Laughly, 28, Reedsville, was south· ~nterrupted preceded by a meeting of the bound on Ohio 71nChesterTownshlp Council to meet telJciivcraft club In the lounge at 6:45 . Cable setvlce in·Pomeroy, Mid· Saturday motnlng when a deer dleport, Mason, New Haven and Into the road. TheS:lla.m.acddent p.m. Refresl)ments wiD lie served The Racine Village Council will resulted In Ught dama~ to her car following the lodge meeting. · Point Pleasant was Interrupted Sunday when someone stole 11 meet tonight at 7 p.m. In the vUiage the patrol said. aJYIPliflersfrom a utiUtypolelnWest haD. Meet tonight Columbia. according to Lester da ErrettofCablentertalnment. Free clothing Y The Jaycee women Will meet Errett said Point Pleasant was Vefei'a111Memorlai . . . Ma1 ,_,.,._ at 7::11 p.m. at the Jaycee CHESHIRE -The Galla-Me~ Admissions Sa ...._., Without seJVIce f rom 6 a.m. unttl Saturday - · tur· hl!llliQuarters . 1n Pomeroy. noon and cable areas from West Community Action Agency Will hold day: Paul Montgomery, Langs- . _ _::,_ _;,_ _ _-:",......--L-=::;;::;;:;:;;::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:~------:-:---,......-----u~ ..... ~~ -....,_, Columbla and up were withouI Its free Clothing . day for . low Income vUie; Odes sa.y_..,..,. ~;~•vJ; .9 Service from 6 a.m. untO 1 or 1: :Jl persons on Wednesday from thla.m. Linda Imboden, Racine; ~ 1o ng until noon. The agency's c Brewer, p.m. . . the ld high Hayes, Langsville; Elsie . Workcrewsworkedseveralhours bank Is now located In o RaCine. t.o make the repairs, Errett said.The school building in Cheshire. Saturday .Discharges - Satur•Mason County Sheriffs Depart· I day: H8roki Smith, lola Dame-men! Is Investigating the Incident. MaJTiage icenses wood, William Rlcl\muod. · Feu d. __ $8500 Pomeroy cited by patrol Equipment stolen, TV cable service Sunday $5900 ran Hospital news NOTICE: To Those 60 And., Over: • Dtvorce sought . ' A divorce action In Meigs County (;O!nmonPLeasCourthasbeenfUed by Judy Ann My~. ReedsvUle, against Keith Myers, also of Reedsville. The R. plaintiff Is charging the defendant with eittreme neglect .of .duty and extreme cruelty. The plaintiff Is also asking for custody of four minor children. • Also In court, an action med by A marriage license has been Probat Issued.In the Meigs County e Court to Lawrence Philipp Rice, 25, Franklin Furnace and Julie Lynn Thoren, 21. Racine. SUnday Admissions Guy Schuler, Rutland; Larry PoweU, Racine Jimmy Judy ,.,._, .. ; Klein, F'cn)oer•ay. rurJei oy; LawrenCe SundayDIIcharges-NevaKJne, Margaret Julian, . . ..RIIQ!Sea. r;:==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;iftfi!~pp;;;;;;;;;;;iii~ 10% DISCOUNT ON PRES.CRIPTIONS C,t!I'S~fP ·nanrw Oaf5t, Pomeroy. against Clara Lochary, also of Paneroy, .has been dismissed. Darst had llSked the court for a judgement of $14;AX! and costs for damages Stemming from an automobilemotorcycle accident which occured on Apiil 13, 198f, on Second Ave., Pomeroy. .. $3.25 FAMILY 1 1'~Ht1F Pom~y-Middlaport. - :..,.. . I 4t 2 Sectlona, ,. ...... 211 Centa . A Mull...... Inc . N... ,.,....,. , Qhio, Tuesday, August 7, 1984 mcreued $2,700 per month In the area. · Ander&rin saki the last tax Increase was In 19QI. "I doll'llalliw U It'aMl'ttlwhlledllcu$slng," Seyler ' · Anderson ai!IO reported the jiJIJgi es& on a Plopoeed Unless Porn$'oy VW. Council cali CQI1ll! up With aeld. "Wedoll't-bavethellllllley." . nurslJii home and the grant for sewer line extensiOn to ~. eJe UIUid buy part d.~ Ylllqe . (WellmaltbavetobuYtheJXopeilytluwghtowii,'; . Pizza Hut. · parking area. , . heremarlrld. ' · · ·· 1be grant application · for the llel!VEI' has been Ma)'Or Richard Seyler aDIIOUJICed at councD'a · Inotherhi'IJI m,oou.cllpe e3anordlnancetoput ctmpletedandcouncUisawaltlngactlonbytheltate. Monday n!iht meetln, the Cbesapeake IJid Qlllo · a tax Je¥y 011 tile ~ ballot. 1be PlllP'I I)" tax Anderson said. Railroad lsaDq-lta p1ope1 tywlthlnthevtJiaae. Part lncre• ewill befm111aqrUoneveryll,(OievaluaUon. The prupueed nUI'IIIng home would provide '75Jobs, ot that JXopti tY Is along East Main St. throu&b the Council IPiitGilled tile lt!COOI1 and third l't!lldJnp by ArldeJ 8111 said. · buslnesUI!Ctlonand II now metered puidnJ. · ••11 •r JlbtruJal. Tllfw•••w•'f'wllliiOIVIJIIDthe · 'lbeJX•4•wod lite for the center Is beyond thevillage The 'total ~owned by the0Jilllie8yllemaof l!olmhl.llectba. . . lnlti.IINI'HIIandCimchBuardandwouldbebuUtby Cincinnati within the vfila&ie Is 48 acres. BlliadcJt IIJd lbe wanted 110-.pl•ln to the re:P'enll CaretreeHMilhCareemten. , Seyler said the railroad Wouk1 aJlQw the city to buy •. ot the VIIJa&e what the rxpcr es ol the village are. 1be COIItractln, Walwlck _ol Columbus, have parts of the property Instead ot the enUre pacl)lqe. U "1 think they would be more receptive to hlliber appUedforapermlttnmtheatatebelllthdepartment. the entire acreage \Vf!'e bougbt, Chessle wOOid 11!11 to . ~ If tbey really knew how inudllt ccw to 1'111! the Thepennltmustlhowthearelneedsanothe;rnurslng ~ village for mi.!XXI, even though the IndiVIdual vflll&e," Seyler apoke at the electrjc biDs b "tbe lltt 111me. Wltlwt the certificate of need, the niiJlllng parcels would cost statiOn bt theKerr'aRuaipoject. Bellldthebllllbaw borlllellolll not be built. Rui\arawould~,_,,cm, · · · Veterans Memorial Hospital has a1ao appUed for a certlflcateofJI!!ed. The hOspital plans to tum an unll8ed' : wing Into a nursing home with 25 beds, according to .reports at last night's council meeting. The health care center to be buUt will pl'OVkle 12f · beds, Andeuou said. ' ·' Both the hospital and the health care center peiSIIUiil!l "felt really confident" both certificates of need Will be aw~ by the end.ot Auaust. Ardet10n' · · · m.cm. more. · . cmunented. The cable sery1ce to the city Will becbanglng hands; • Anderlun announced. cable Eritertalnment Will be sold bt Septelnber to Consolidated ~atfonl · GroupoiWestVIrglnla,lnc.CouncU,whlchlllllltogtve , CIJI!Iellt for' the sale, agree~~ tothesi.le but asked for . assurances that servtce and rates wlJI not be ' lnlemlptedorchanrJ. · ·• '(Continued on page 6) .• · Attendance up at state fair COLUMBUS-Aite!ldanceat.the Ohio State Fatr reaclled 7911,537 Monday a5 3'.1!,008 v1st«s Wellt through the gates. Acrordlngtofalr. offlclals, the cutnulat!Ve tap--day attl!llciancelsgp27pacenttromthe sal11l! perkld In 1!83. LocaJ!y, apptoxlmately 10 seats are avaOa· the ~lie on a bus to the Ohio State Fatr Thursday. 'lbe bus to COOanlllllhubeenchar1eredbythe SenJorau.nsCeDterbutthe-ts are available to anyone wbo would ' !UI:e IO..IjJra In the fair. Thell08tfor . lhetrliillll!iforll'lllpl1atlol'tplul ·'*'to .Help sought .· · from FHA behind one of the penJiallellt buJidlnes 011 the 0b1o State Fair- Racine village council II attemptlngtoobtalnan FHA loan to Imp-ave the village water system. That lni;lnnatlon was given at a recent council session. During that 'meet· lng, councU 8IIIX'I1Ved legislation which calls for the termination ot :> water service one deliQIII!IIt .. grounds - • post olilce that's open · oil SuJ!daY. .. . . The mobile otJlce In an ofllclal postaliii!IVIce Ia- ~· haveu . for fair woriren and perfuunas, especially the . yoonger van ones. bPIIIng )ll1l'kJd. wllldow cll!rk Slllllli'a Mocauaya Meal!wWhDe, there's a f!U'I!Sigbt the uftlce IDok In about that many· ' .pieces ot maD Frldq. ' . ' ; on Ausust 14. JustaskJOOIIMe I et,:l!-year-old cOoP ekdrtbeAIIObloStateFalr BaDCI. On CJPI!'I"W day, Mrdrer ppDed up 110 the olllce with a box contam"Wwbatbesalclwereabout Wednl!aday. after • ' The oi-dlnance becomes effectivt! • In otlfr action, councO asked Its ' cle!it to contact the Melp County, Board oiEiectklns aboutplac!llaa .7 mUl fire )IRIIectlun leYY Oil tlie November ballot. If council pia(:es · ll!Oll!tten. , thefafradrnlaskln. · "'lbai'IIIIIIUhlfllatwelllldiM!l'Y The bus wW leave theCenteut day," Me I• aaJd "Aiotottbem 7::11 a.m. and leave the ·state are bon 1-' becauae lbey · fatrgrounds at 4 p.m. ·F or reserva- from all CM!I' the state. II'a pn!t1y ttonsresfdentsareasiGedto:t:anthe ilDIM!IIIeDt." · ,. · Cent~r ' at 992-2161 anytime 1be bind JIM ~ menlbers, and . '11111•1"0&'1111: iJuwns ·-1f;W'~ lace 7 Bav r • a lobe tile r11er • 8R • knwd the 11Br'111--,_llliak,_lillllr .-e-,.a'nrflll&l YGMtld!.llll&llle _.. ....-)lit k z1 stile .-.. Tla. .. ,..,. I ted the le\lyOII the ballot, funds would., directly to the viiJaie, There has been a 1.7 mWieYy In effect In the ·• village with one m W being paid to the~- However, a one mW levy !Jas been approved f« the • lownllhlp and Will go directly to ~~PtlleWMd lltut fG lpa.._._ .• plllll!lltl*·prr- ' . . . . . ~ll&lllllltleld ••wwllli!J,CIIIW- I '*•s-.A-.,', lrllc• 1 •, a.rrellrlaiWIF hlr.AIId llle• ·-IMdeiD" Jafiw"•tlleRuU IIIII)' _ , llllllal at rout I , a.,'re almllll at I*& c.a 1 ; Ill Go •lie, W I \£1 fte:J ea be Alllllta,_....,.,_..yllt,a!W•• I 'faiiil!l' M1J : 1 tD Ire at _, I ed 1a1 •til a a Ill Pile o.,at Ileal - . IIMrd ablut -.e • tl 1"1 fllllde _ . 11r11r nw' I d JXUOtdel _. 1111 .,. _.enl to paalltd IIIII"" ' ., A& Pilat . ·~~e 111c '-11. An IIJ, • ·~wan bealer IliaD time,~- lrleled by Clll'lllde 111111 Ymt - b p t wa:auwe! ' I SUtton so thevWa~wtlliEekonly .7 · miD In the l'elle\\'al action. . of one . Booming deficits won't slow rising deficits WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- IPihlni .about the dtGclts except gress' chief econurn1st says the stepbacllllld let theiltibliilftp'OW. ' CBO expects dill year'sdeGclt to· booming ecommy Will not grow total $172 hUIIm, doMI 11om ... quickly enuuah to wipe out the re<:'Oidfederaldeflcltwlthuutspend- year's $lJ5 jlllllon, but JXI;dkts that lng cuts, more tax lncreues or a . bylBtheredlnkwlllblt$111~ In the aJ.nc:e ICidtthwllp!ild. combination oJ the two. "I can't say It's Impossible but l lng · reductlolis, tax llcre h• .can say lt'alinprObable," Rudolph JJoth. Wltbluf • ..,....11\t attian 110 Penner, diJ«tor ot the Cororgres- cut the cW!r!t, CBO mp, lniaest slonal J!udllet Office. said Monday ralal wiD remain •••wQy blgh. , of the argllllll!nt by scme conserva-_ There was aneaooct 11111!11111111 die repor:t: CBO luolal for lalla~ to t1VI!a that CoiJiresa should do ' « for' tiie next 18 months and· fur 'unemployment In 1985 to aVEI'I!ge 1ess than this ymr. remain low lnf'(Ction prob-em • 0\>er tbe next 18 months, ~ $1lld, CBO expet'ts the ec.."QR(XJly to con!lnile "quite outstanding" l!fOWih. He added: "But It Is very IIIIIP¥I.Y the grOWth rate would lle tig enough to Iring the dellclt to satl8ctury leYe1s .... It Will take slgnlflcant legislative actions to have a tq cllange" ln the defl.clt. global population within thestiortest perild posslbiP betote theetld of the next l'elltury,.. Slild S&las, of the ~ births and deaths, he said, WOO!d· Phii-•.A '""·. A ba1anoe make It euler for clel'eklpfng countries to raJa! their standards ol Uvq. wat nday IIICII'IIIIW IDa (OIM!)'Cir- bllt acch""lt, lwllalt IIIII lllttle to UVI! tile 11mb M .110 IIIUilve lillectlDn of the llliauiiJer aad dlllt m •VUID"{JavatlneiiO ......,.,...., ....... twoiiOlD ~-----'lbllapy WU pl. . . illlilllp.npliiUR !IIIII.,., Tat , 11. R t7 • flllbl lfllr 1111 m h1 blllctb!W11flluad. .lls.. ltw 1111 wl • tt. ere. ....... J'mGIIl ttY ar lloiJ•' UlllWnlt)' lfaiPbL Duu&a . , .. 1,11ne liourl .rw_...... the ann Iii ' Altmugb the" gi'!lWih rate In the elaborate, but Salas saki In his 'lblrdWorldfeUfrom2.4to2peiti!llt · speech Monday that at least 95 In the 1974-84 period, "there Is no percent of population gi'!lWih In the reason to think that this decline wlll near future would be In tbli Third continue In any spontaneous way," World. Nancy BlrdsaU,, director ot World Bank economists, sald at a news About 3,ml people from govern, conference Monday. mental delegations and non-wtlilg private organlv!t!oos are attending She saki the population of under· the tulfeieJK!e at Mexico Qty's developed countries Is expected Ill ~of Fine Arts. lnCi'eUe at a staggering · rate Stewart West. Australia's ministhrough the year ~- She did not ter for Immigration and ethnic affairs, on Monday declared his counlly's opposition to a new ()S poficy that would stop funding fi>r private organizations that use~ their own funds for abortion-related programs. To receive continued U.S. fundIng, the U.N. Fund for Populatloii Activities would have to certlty that It Is · not supporting or tundJQg programs that Involve coercion ot abortion. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - WU· a $5.ll mW.1on budget deftclt and ,various agencies and the ~lallain J. · Shkurtl, Gav. Richard putting OhiO "on sound financial turedates back to 1973. . Prior to being deputy dlrectqr Celeat.e'sllfo!Wdlrectorofbudgetand groond." rrvm•aemeat, says he Is Concerned SbiNrtl said althoullb the state is under Ms. Sale, Shkurt1 was ·a that lederal deftclts Will force In gooH shape, 'turiher lncrejlses In research ll!lal.YI;t In the health and lnterelt ralal up and ruin Ohio's .Interest rates could stifle the .Insurance departments. Ue later recent eaiaomlc Jrnprovement recovery. · was administrative asSistant to "I'm \'I!I'Y CIJIII£1 1ad ... we are oo · Senate President Harry Meshel, ''WecouldbeJIIItrlghtbackw!Jere D-Youngstown, while Meshel-was a roller c:outer," Sbkurtl said Mmctay after being named to 'M! were,'' he cautmed. Senate finance- chairman. Later, aucceed Crtatlna Sale In the·S1!5,578The new director described Shkurtl was a key policy advlaer.to a-)'11111' pull. . hlm8elf aa a fiscal COIIIeJ'Vatlve · fonner Democratic Attomey Gen- · MI. Sale, wbo has~ the iql . wlio, like his predecessor, Is eralWWiamJ.Brown. flacal poll since the aovemur IDok prepared to'resist efforts to InCrease 'Ole new director received a ua1ce In January 1983, Is J;eevllw state ape~"'""&. bachelor's degaee Ill I!COOOIIIIi:S Alii- :N to ·rejoin .h!il' family In ,,.....,DIIaakeylsaueWherethe from Ohio State University In l9QI Waalllll&ton. D.C. hlflaF director his a special and a master's degaee In pubilc Shkllrtl has~ the past 19 1es~uwR~Hty,''hesald. admlnlstJ'atloafromOSUinl974: . ranlll• as MI. Sale's deputy. He A lrl-)'eiiN!Id Akron native, . A U.S. Anny veteran, Shkuri1 talliied to 1eportal after Celute Shkurtl 11 a career state govern- served-·ln VIetnam and WeSt lbanJredthepetrfurhelpiDgwlpeout ment employee whOse service In Gennanylnt51971. lalla' · tiJe, cMJce · of a flmciiOIIIl 11111 WU F Ue, Cre- at Ulllwlnlty lbpftal Ill OoiiiJIIW aaiiiMdtbtrfSIItann Velli Conference Economy concerns finance director ~ Sl:tui'IIJ· ~ r . · Sua..,. · ot l"rUkklll caw r Populati~n < forces anri·removai IIIYIDI 'FnmAtil I 'If.._ -·~PI 1. . . . . . . • A SciutiWn ObloCoal Co.'a Melp No. 1 mine ~. wbo'a ann wu I!IIEied at the aln•lder lilt .• Pl!nnersaldthedeftcltP!J91!Saless CBOsald: , Hiluse Budget Corrunlttee, saki the · umtnous problem fur the ewuiw , The Reagan administration's CBO report "shiM's beyQnd the : lhanlldldlllF~-whenCBO · Offlceof~and ~ shadowofadoubtthatevenwlthan -: lssul!d Its last forecast - but only Will Issue Its.own revlsecl'foi'ecasts optimistiC growth forecast, 1J1e : beCause In the meantime Coogress . l;lter this week. Wblte HOwle deftcltWIDgrowandgrowandgrow, ·has app-oved a pliekage of tax spol!esman Larry Speakes said . The only question . ~ to ,be ~ lnc1'1!891!11 and spi!ndlng. MOIIlay the OMB "will project whether It hits $2fiO billion or ; . The a1!port forecast a budget much lower deftclts," mainly be- whether It \op!l $:01 billiOn.' deficit totaling $1.26 trfiiiOII ftoo\ cause "the COO, as usual, assumes CBO, a non-partisan agency," 1981 tJnwgh 1989, compared with lower grOWth ·rates than' we 41'e forecast a robust econmny for the $1.43 trillion In the CBO estimate ' assumln&.'' !lejrt year and one-half although madelastFetruary. ThereWctlon · On the other side, Rep.Jiiiiii!SR. nrithlngllkethebocnulttheflrsthalf Is due chiefly to Congress' actions, Jones, D-Okla., chalnnan of the ol198!1. Birth rate debaJe· -Jtegins at World ... MEXICO CITY (AP). - Dele- 1ep1 e ''-OIIC!althefl!w lll'bll.ftl gatestr<m1.UcountrleiiOdaYbe81n In wb1cb U.N. ii&aillaa lwve llld their first fUU I'OWid ot debate at the . ac:me SIIIXeuiD wttllc llld l'elldiU~. Intematblal ConJerence 011 1ng a major pt. : P<lpulatlon. trylngtolljp'l!eonOOWIIO But "'I"¢''Ned llflb birth ralal, cutdOwn tlletirthratellldglvethelr lllow ~ Ill IDcolill! IJid p6ople a better life. Qlaference secretary GeDeral lnadllquate.., tu••IY Ill tbeliildel'demitptd W'lll'ld mrt!noe to . . ~ael Salas told the cte'll'll tbe pp betWNI rtcb aad poor, lie II! too ·Monday that I \WI'Idwtde laid. recb:t!oo In pqJU)atkmiP'oWtllfrom 2 pen.'?llt to 1.7 pacent since 19'14 . "Our aoai Ia die litlblllzalloo ot ... ...." ~ • . . 111e c1tt1 ____ '"',""""' --- --- . . :r'be pi'opaly ~the - I n the~~ F7 . . . . . . . . . . . .h .._ . e . at y . enttne Additional money .needed forproject . . ··-J . I • Cllll'fllllltN 11114 Lotto finQDciers offer advice Area deaths SCory 011 ~·10 ~...... . [ Ohio'slotto·. w inners .,.•PIPS . . .. Skelton. In recent years, Qther musical p~~vUions have spnmg up to appeal spedflcally to rock or Christian music afftclonackls. Butfalrdftclals . saythegnmdstand-wlthsuchacts aver the years as Bob Hope and the Beac)l Boys -is stW No.1. Some of the newer exhibits are dtawlng good crowds; too. Dally · <i.EvELANt> (API - ,If you're change my lifestyle. Maybe later, · entitled ·to sJ,(Bi,534 each, Ohio Lottery otftclals said. Mer taxes, barn workers looked on-In &millie- oneoftheelghtpeoplewhowtllshal'e but not abruptly," he saki. SaUy Gries, a certified financial each ticket will pay $123,421.36 ment last Mekend as the city- arecordOhloLottoJackpotofnearly slickers marveled at the birth of a ~.7 mWion, just sit tight, financial planner, said her advice depends on annuaUy for~ years. • cow. eXperts say. · whowlnsthemoney. .-------~-----, "We were born on fanns, so this "Don't sperut It all," saki Julien "If he's over 00, I'd teD him to go Isn't anything new to us," said ua~· McCall, chalnnan of National Qty out and haveagoodtlme. But If he's c....._t.ofD-""""""''-. "I think Bank In Cleveland. He added he Lou .,..._.._ • ~J ·~-" yoimger, I'd stress not to become Middleport, Ohio · 1 someofthecommentsfrmltheclty would have to kmw sornetblng overly focused on Income tax s?,elter . , folks are pretty.tuney• tmugb.'' about a winner before giving ·to the delrlnlent of Income, she . CUSTOM SCREEN The city folks and others watched InVestment advice. sald. . PR-INTING the birth of twin calves Saturday at "If It were me, Yd make She urged winners to look ahead. T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets. Etc. the new 'anln1ai maternity wam at · short·termlnvestmelltsWitllpart"Try not to get used to too ~h a the fatr. Earlier In the day, a probably Treasury bills- to covel' siandard of Uvlng," Ms. Gries said. SPECIAL PRINTING Guernsey gave birth to a buD. taxes.~ l'dput5Qpere!!lltofthe "It would be painful to come back to FOR YOUR · Afalrspokeswmum saki all three l'l!lllalnder Into relatively long·~ reality aJ years from now when the SPECIAL NEEDS . antmals weredoblgweU SWlday. lnvestmellts like tax-exempt bonds. tig money stops." . 614-992-7626 . "Theonestoodupandtookltsflrst ·l .certalnly would not run out and Those who bought the eight Lotto AFTER 5 P.M. steps, towards a reporter, actutickets listing all 'six of the winning ally," saldspokesWimanMarlanne lt':...a.. · numbers drawn Saturday night are Flocca. "Wealreadyhaveastar." \ ~al ruD8 Theblrtbsattractedmorethan50 people. Some took pictures; others held their children aloft for a better.. The Meigs CoUnty Emergency Skin test deadline Tuesday ~~Dry, a*yblal*onPapf Baseball.-oundup evenlng shiM' by comedian Red COW BIRTHS AT FAIR - Speetatilrs al lhe Ohio S&ate Fair Saturday watched as a Guemsey licks Its calf alter Klvlnc blrthlotw!BI this weekend. More than 50 people were attracted to the event, 110me of which took pictures, and others held their children up to ge& a beUer look. A fair spokeswoman saki all three animals were doing well Sunday, wtth one calf standing and taldng Its lint steps. (AP Laserphoto). . .Pretty ha.by contest ·. ; r . ~ ~ � 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. 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