http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d3f50f883dab00e531fc748e66d51696.pdf f608e4df712c882fdcbbb05e6ac4454b PDF Text Text 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 . ~ ~ �' . - ··-------~--- -- ~--~--· ... - -- -·- --"··---· --------·--"---------- ·~ --~~------------ The Deily Seutihei-Page 3 Pomaot Mlddlepol'to Ohio COmmentary ' The ·Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohlo .:' ~EV'?'l'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MElGS-MASON AREA .' ... ' Alb ~m~ ~"' r"T"-1'-""T"' .....--=•. ROBERT L. WlNGETl' Publisher hT WHIT~HEAD ¥&1stant Publisher/Controller ·-.. DALE BOTIIGEB, JR. News Editor BOB HOEFLICIJ General Manager · " A MEMBER of The Aasoclated Press, Inland Dally Press Aosoda· Association. tloD and jbe American Newspaper r.bU.bers • ' LETl'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They 8boulcl be leu IliaD SOD wordl ...,. Alllelteraare oubject to edllln1and mwol be ailneol wllb name, addrell and lelep.,_e number. No ullllped lellera wUI be publlilhed. Letters 8boulcl be In &ood taMe, addreallnc ll.aues. not perltiMUUes. . ·$eagan's effort has labor leaders . ~ashing their teeth Tu Ill...,, AugtJit 7,art. 1184 Ohlo · The president of Harvard, Mr. Derek Bok, has replied to a dlshellevtng alumnus who wanted to know whether It was true that the chairman of the Department of History was a communist. Mr, Bok said sure, Professor John Womack is ·a communist, much as, oh, Vladimir Nabokov was a lepidopterist. "The fact that he Is a communist Is noti of Itself, a matter of concern to us so long as he does not seek to lndoctrtnate his students. I might add that although most HarVard professors are somewhere In the normal Republlcan·Democratlc range of political viewpoints, we do have some faculty members who faD oqtslde this spectrum, being either libertarians or communists or goodness knows what." I challenge anybody In search of the essence of• liberalism to beat that paragraph. Go to Harvard and learn to regard libertarianism and communism as merely complementary snippets at either end of the political spectrum. Oh, yes, Mr. Bok went on. "May I also say that aU American unlversl· ties subscribe to the tenets of academic freedom ,' which clearly > embody the right or~ professors to entertain ally poHllcal vtews they choose so long llll they carry out · their academic duties Without being · subject to Interference or prejudice on the part of the Institution that hires, them." ' Mr. Bok's memory Is sbort-Hved. In the spring of 1953. a committee of the Association or American. Unlvers.ltles filed a report declaring that Communist Party membe!'ship was sufficient eause for the dismissal of a faculty member because of the communist code of conduct. ~ two chl)lrmen Qf the committee that filed the report' were the presidents ,of Yale and Princeton. 'Ille president or Harvard afflr!lKld tbll rullilg. That was a hectic season for the president of Harvard, James Bryant Conant, because he was P.resldent Reaian's apparent effort to jaw!J9ne the United Auto Workers · unl>n lrito a(.'(:ept!I!g wage moderation bas labor leaders gnashing thelr te(th ., ;:.=·'It:;'ll ' . Re~an's request that aufu worllcers use "some restraint" In bargalnmg wi~ General Moton Corp. and Ford Motor Co. was mild compared.to the jaWboning of presidents Hany S. Truman, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon ~­ J6hilson and, to a Jesser extent, Richard M. Nlxon.and.JJ.mmY Carter. ~t . made Reagart's statement startUng 1s that he has - !!~Y prictlced a hands-off pollcy on labor' disputes In prtvate ~S!Jiess. nojhwitbstandlng his wbolesale fJrlng of some 11,400 illegally striking ·· ~nunent air traffic controllers three years ago. . 1)-uman got after the United Mine Workers after World War 11, rut his ja~nlng Called to avert a strike that shut .down coal mines. Kennedy jutnped on the United Steel Workers of America. And Johnson called the ma~hlnlsts on th,e carpet In what then-lAM President Ed Smith mocked as the· lecture of "a Dutch uncle." ' , t!txon and Carter used wage stabUlzatlon boards, with varying~ of'5Uccess, to rein In union wage demands. · )j!wbonlng Is the tenn popularly used to describe the pressure~thllt prj!sldents and tbelr representatives have exerted on unfon leaders In the PBI;l·to 'moderate the wage demands of labor Qrgimlzatlons. Jtet, the Reagah admlnlstratlon, more than Its'predecessorS, boasted a llil9ez-falre policy regarding collective bargalrilng between prtvate ccfJ!panles and unions. SO Reagan's statement, carried In an Interview ~dcast last week by WON-TV In Detroit, seemed peculiar. ·FPr a president whose aides say theY want to retain- and Improve on-::· Reagan's soHd vote-getting perfol1llallce among union members In 1!81, tqe s~tlon seemed polltlcally naive - If not damaging. · 'wmin he tntervened In the just-started collective bargaining talkS ~ the mllllon-member UAW and .the two gtant motor companies, ~agan's comments put the president of the United Auto Workers on the · s~t. . ;.owen Bieber ascended to the helrn of ~ union In May 1!1!3, replacing Jiiuglas Fraser, a llvlng legend In the trade union movement. :~ can tmaglne whai Steber will hear when talks Ukely get rough this f~ If he urges •moderation on the part of {ank-and·flle GM and Ford l\'9rkers, who granted wide-ranging concessions to the two aut001akers In Endangered . appointed by President Elsen· as a OOIJYllunlll quaHfl«l to teach in hower as American high com""'·· a community of BChalars. The only stoner to West Germany (that wu , thing more IIJISihellzlng to moral be(ore we gradlillted to ambalaa· senslbnttles than to !lave a com. don), and In t)le fluny QYer that munltyonalacultyclacollelleilto appointment It was recalled that have as Its president 10.,..e wbo Mr. Conan~' had, the year before, cannot penetrate the diltlnctlon. stoutly affirmed that there was no Even then, Presldellt Bok wun't C0f1W!unl@t on the f~~~:ulty: ot throulll\. "Mo.-eover," he wrote. Harvan:l. ettiM!r open or concet~led. reas5urlngly. "knoWing proreeiiDI' So that far from belng'lndllterent Wpmack, I would be very siii'J)Jiled to whether 11 member ot the faculty 11 he were to ablse bla autiP'Ity by was a communist, a ~tlon ago Virtue ol his political beliefs. He Ia a the president of ijarvard was consclentlma and prlllclpled per· declaring thllt . there were no son." It remains to be explained communists there, and that If there bow a piinclpled person aiiiOCiatel were, they ·would lie subject to hirnaelf With the doctrlnet1 c( ulave dismissal, given the communist empire. WoUitl one, lor example, code ot behavior. term a member or the National Itistheverybeglnntngofpolltlcld Socialist Party "principled" If be w!5dom to ·~ that atflltatlon, stuck to the principle that no Jews \"'th .some poHtlcal tnovements Is In Germany should be' left aUve? not P,rtmarlly a jJolltlcal act - It Is a The vision of a quiet historian nioral .<;emmitment, <ir r11ther, an attending , only to his scbolaniY · extramoral .commttmen!. There ts pursuits, a cbmmuntst merely as an no such thing as a Nazi wbo Ia also affectation, doesn't quite comport qualllledJoteachtnacommunltycl , with Professor Womack's public Scholars. Nor Is there such a thing manner. "In politics,". he wrote In his . 25th anniversary aubobiOIIf&· phical' sketch, "as I was 10 years ago. so I remain - a COillmunlst. · ThiS keeps me busy." One would agree. Dwing the past 10 y~rs. · Professor Womack mu't surely have kept busy justifying suc!J . conuilunlst enterprises as the .cultural revolution, genocide tn Cambodia. boat Jl!IOPle In VIetnam,. the Invasion In Afghanistan, martial law 1n ~land, the Illegalization of -Solidarity, the sboollng down of Flight rm. "But I am patient. To everything there Is a season, and after centuries of devotlo~ to greed. II the Adolfo. Dlor and IIatston fasc!sts don't have us all killed, there will com~ a world or equality, justice and comradely care.'' That nian teaches Latin Amerl· can history at Harvard. Tormented by the threat of couturter fascistS, drt'amlng of the comradely plea- . sures In a day In the life of Ivan Denisovlch. Lal ANGELES (AP) - Carl Lewllllld be Will lift. He bait Ullft u a lot cltalallll tbel.ai ' Ani 1!1 Memortal Col!wllll who -·t paid prellurn prlcel,lqUc to ll!e a warld l'eCOid. Wilen Lewialllpped up tiD receive his llllCOild &Old malaJ oJ the SUmmer OlympiCs Monday Jdillt; be wu loodJy ~ed ~ mildly Athens ·advances WASlflNGTON - Four years preyforthemobstershehadhelped ago, Jeny Van, a convicted · to send up. extortionist and muscle man for When Van's dangerous situation California racketeers, gave federal became kno;wn to Rep. Charles agencies crucial Information that Rangel, 0-N.Y., chall'man of the led to nearly a dozen lndlctinents House Select Conunlttee on Narcot· and convictions of his ·former · lcs, the congressman wrote to assoCiates In the underworld. Attorney General William French He hoped to earn himself a break Smith demanding an elQ)lanatlon. ll*l'l· .· on his state sentence for unrelated "Shortly after Mr. Van made · ·~ 'I ~an jus( hear that poor guy at il union meeting," said an AFL-CJO charges of extortion and assault. allegations ... ·he was transferred <jtlctal wbo agreed to comment on groonds he remain unldent!fled.,"U he But he got no break from the state from protective custody Into the .hils to go to the membership (asking for wage restraint), he's going to judge, who slapped him with a general prison population," Rangel Ditch hell about taking a position as a surrogate for Reagan." 16-year sentence - 10 years more wrote. "While I do not want to draw : ·Reagan's statements came as unwelcome advlce ·to a union whose than his partner received on conclusions from this act, It raises tC.:.ders and rank and file have jolned90other AFI.-CIO unions In endorsing · Identical charges. certain questions, particularly f; and working hard for- Walter F. Mondale's election as president. Worse, when Van started to what condlllons have changed that "sing'' to a congressional commit- would diminish the need for Mr. tee about alleged misconduct Van to be under witness . ' within the Justice Department, the protection." . The letter got quick action. Van feds put him In deadly jeopardy. He was abruptly withdrawn !rom the was hastily restored to the safety of J\IStlce Department's witness pro- , a segregated cell under the witness t . :;:;tate officials say there Is no reason for iJnrr!edlate concern In Ohio or Its tectlon program and turned I~ , protection program. As I reported yesterday, Van's p)iltical subdivisions over a new federal llmlt on the lndusttial revenue . among the general prison populatlon, wherehecouldhavebeeneasy charges against the federal ~ they can issue to help ~ job-creating rustness expansions. '"<Catherine Ferrari, spokeswoman for the Department of Development, ~s all Ohio lssliers of such bonds- the state and Its cities, counties, and &lmmuntty Improvement corporations - currently are well within the Jf6ut which is equal to $150 per Ohio resident. That's about $1.6 bllllon · sllitewtde. ~he said unW now, the state bas not kept a running total on the bonds. "Tile camper she was In had a (With . the resignations of Anne ~wever, a 1983 law requires the reporting of .a ll bond issuances to the Gorsuch Burford and Bert Lance, blowout, and Ellen got banged up a 'te Mr. Buchwald bas gone on a little." !!f!lr.ts'. Ferrari sald the "best guestlmate" is that the annual total is about$1 monastic retreat to rethink the "SO .You're now traveling with Jillllon. In the next two years "there Is not so much concern, rut we don't entlre November elections. He left Cynthia and Tommy?" lil)ow yet about 1986 beCaqse the limit drops then to $100 per capita," she behind some of his reade!'!l' all time . "No. Tommy stayed In New Orleans, and Cynthia left yester· favorite columns.) 1 :-$lie said rongress enacted the llmlt as a result of budget considerations "Hello, I have a collect call from day. She said stie couldn t walt unit! l!kause the bonds are tax-tree. It apparently was a tradeoff which led to Miss Joyce Roblnsen In Oshkosh, my car was fiXEd.'' 1Qe renewal of the tax-tree status of bonds which are used to finance Wis. Wlll you accept the charges?" "What's wrong with your car?" iiii\Jstng programs such as the one Clirrently being operated In Ohio, she "Tile motor fell out. That's what "Yes, operator, we wUI." ~. "That program was to have~ sunset-ed last year," she said. I'm calling you about. The garage"HI, Pops. How are you?" ...Last week, Gov. Richard Celeste signed an executlveordersettlngupa "Fine. What are you doing In man said It will cost $!)50 to fix It ~stem to keep track ol state and local bonds. Among other things, local : Oshkosh? I thought you were up." tsSiiers must receive conllrrnatlon from the Development Department "'That's a 1ortune!" driving to Cade Cod to visit A11nt jilth before and after bonds are Issued. · "You ilon't have' to pay It tf you Rose?" : : 1n announcing the executive order, the governor said, "It Is Important ilon't want to. I can leave tile car "We were, but Cynthia wanted to that we not be stifled by'Congress' action, but lnstead·move forward with stop Olf and visit a boy s~ knew here. I met a guy whO has a !ius new method of assisting economic developrilent and job creation." from school who lives In motorcycle, and he Illy& he'll iake : ' The governor said the new ceiling will provide apprOXImately $1.6billlon me as far as Detroit." ' . ; ... Minneapolis.'' "I'LLPAYIT!" , .. b) bonding authority for each of the' calendar years 1~ and l!l85. This "Who is Cynthia?" wows the existing system ol bond Issuers to !unction throughout the state "How•s Mom?" . , "She's a girl I met In New ~d eliminates the need for lndjvklual communities to establlsll fOr ·!She's 011 the extenl!ton. t tl!lnk Orleans.'' tt~emsetves the Issuing practices otherwise required by the lederal "New Orleans? I dldrt 't know you she was fine unW we got your caD. ~latlon, Celeste sald. ' Where are you staying unW you get went to New Orleans.'' : •It also will allow t11e bonds to be used, for the llrst lime In Ohio, for "I wasn't planning to, but yout car ~?" , ~ture. The Ohio Farm Bureau estimates the "aggle" bonds wm·be "I met some nice ldds wbo 1111w a TomJ1:1Y said there was great ayallable this fall and will carry an Interest rate of about 9.75 percent. concert of the Grateful Dead religious·commune i\ear here, and· ' scheduled to play In the stadlwn. they Bald I ~Ita)' with thmlll I He got the day right, but the wrong promise .toilewte tile I'I!Dcl my or. tO God .. month.'' ' '-That'l nice!~ ' ":r~y?" . ' "The only problem Is I have to "H~ was hitchhiking on !II." shave my beacl." . . · "You ~tarted out with ED~!~! . \today Is Tuesday, Aug. 7, tlle~dayof198l. thefeare146daysleftln. "Can't )'Oil stAy at a motel?" · MulbeiTy. Where Is she?" tMyear. "1 don't bave anY r'oney left." "She met some kids she knew tn :Today's highlight lri historY: · · "What ba~ ·.., the 1 For1 LaUderdale, and they Wl!l'l! 'On Aug. 7, 17111, the U.S. War Department was established. gaveyou?" . driving to Mexico, so lhe decided to 'bn this date: ' .' ' "Two llwldr@cl-..t for e!lpi!M!I go with them.'' ' ~ln 1782 ~ Washington established the Order cl the purple Heart. "Do Mr. and , M!'!l. Mulberry and ~of It Wftlt 1or the fine." the ProgreSSive 'Party nornlna.t ed ~ Roosevelt for "What flne?" knOW this?" president. · Canada · "We wert' lined tlOO for speecllng ' "I think Ellen called them alter ;fu19'l7, the Peace Bridge betweell the United States and was In this llttle-bltty town hi ' the accident.'' dl\dtcated c1ur1ng ceren,10riles attended by the PrinCe cl Wales and VIce · ,.\rkansas. "What accident?" ' President 01ar1es oa..&~. . .. il1 . tederal bond limit QK in Ohio, 'for now organized-crime strike force In Los Angeles led Ran&el to ask Smith to Investigate altegatloos of "of11ctat cQT11ptlon and der'ellctlon of duty relating to narcotics enforcement In the·Southwest ... " . • The J\J&dee ~~~tIs DOW CQ!111uetlng an ln~tlgatlon. of the ·currenutrlke (orce director and his predecessor, both . of whom have empha~y dented accusations of wrongdoing. Van believes he was betrayed by ' authorities who didn't Uke Ills charges against ~lr colleagues on the strike force. It took congres: ,sional pressure to get the Justice . Department to InVestigate the ' charges after years cifdelay. The House committee's special , Investigator tbld my aS80Ciate lndy Badhwar that he bi!Ueives Van was Indeed "screWed.'' Van received a punlttve prl!on sente~~ce arter · promises were n\ade to Intercede for him In return for lils coOpera· "{ qw. . ·I II • ONLY NL. Chicago blasted New York 9-3, PblladelpiJia topped Mootr't!al4-1 and Pit1slm1lll edged St. Louis 3-2. P-.1, Redlll! Kevin McReynolds doubled with two out In the top of the ninth and acored on Luis Salazar's s!Dgle, Bending the Padres to their third straiJ!It victory and llth In 13 games,. 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Plannint cea be accomplished in adYIIICt olliHd. in 11 ltiiOspillrt unclllnpd with emotlollllly dlstrnsl~& clrcu•stences ol bttnvement. For dttslls of pl111inl llllll'als, alln- or stop by lorlillfllurt. We cen 1nlil JWin llulldlncthe type ol nrvict you desire II non- walkl. ptllt In hitting with Boward s llliJ1I .. ' ..... ' added , a til H , l:llftdriX . trtpled. to you. Yow questio... end comments on this and other Slbjtcts •• ftlcome - in tlfintt or publicly lhroutll this column. - .·QJJJ area a• .' . Clutbt up in Ifill and stress, some people lillY bt ernotioaelly ~na"e to cope wltllllllkin& funer~larrenp-ts llflec. tiYtly. Thty llll ill lllllflted to prGCetd wit~ more costly If· IIAifllt!IIS tllin tllty Sllo!,ld. It sllould bt noted IIIII tilt , . fiiYCholoaiCII n)ue ol tht li111111l Ills no rtletionship to its costs. , .at II 17 fl ... !IIi !II .lll Po! .. .. Nota~- whicli is wllywerecommend planninuour own · IUMIII. LeJdlllf bitten far £aneta Wlft, Kyle Da\111 wltb a · Nhell, L Blllllr. In t$nq, .... Jal 111011, uhiD'I . ~ Scott WUIIanlld • • ,.• • ...' N ,.. POIEIOY OH. 600 E. IIAIN ST. HarriiOIIYIIle. ~ $1450 : .. . llllllnDii' .. ~ 1111 Dfmlllll ....... (II - BRAKE WORK • • II Olllllinll ~ 1~-~ lead OYIII' the ii!,CQid· place Meta In the NL Eut. ALIGNMENT. Most Cars ' M!DW. Toronlo 1Siktl tJ:"''I at n-.a cNoWs 1· H. uu ~ oSiokN f-51 11 -II'~ Mti 195/75P15 DLC RADIAL G70x14 SUPER SPORTS W/L S.. Frw1dk'o allbllltm. I hi lllld fll\·Pml IINh, fl} M~ $}50°0 EACH oim 4 S45°0 EACH ONLY 2 S59 95 EACH ONLY '3 (CAI'RYOUT) . • Nfw York at C1lbco ,.~. FIRESl'ONE t~UI . ~AI .~ ~l-• otri:IIIW"'«IXM:d 1· · Ottrall T , H·'l Mil Wiltal ll.'ll II lbton 1Ht.n1 lM- ......._0 ~ ..!18 23 m ·••• 71\.!! Plltllluf'llll ltJrel.ltorl 6-71 ., St. Louis \ ilolnll! t Iiiii ..... BIIM&idif' 4, OtwiMd 2 00..,5.-3 'n!sll 5. TaraWo • 11, 2. U-111 .«;! " 8i fflil>rft J0.4\, (al 1), .......... ll 43 (Coa !t-91, (ftl Dl'n'GII 9, BDitc:M 7. Ill IIII"M' - !11 a San F'nmdlm 5-10., '"' In recent Pony League action the Eutern Eallfl dtteated Harrllon· ,vile 6-2 tn a hard f'oulllt Weattm Dlvillon pi8yalf· pme. Ellllm's Eddie CW. plldled a lwldner to pick up tlw win wNle H8lldrlx ... lagaed with tlt loa• tor - $4500 slx.IJlt,&OtAn~c1tbeGianiS. , Elsi!wbere In the s:m •• 4 Dr. Sedan V-6 engine, auto.,trans., power steering, power brakes, air c9nd., cruise control. Local trade-in. Color: Dark blue. l . Texas Eastern defeats' Harrisonville, 6-2 ••, - Gold welit to Canada's Silvie ::,. Bernier, who defeated Bllverwtnner ·· Ketly McCorm!Ck of Colurrlbu#, :: Ohio, and bronze medalist Christina '·: Seufert cl Ann Arbor. Mlcb., In the :• women'a sprlntiJoard diving. .: . It also went to West Gennan < welgbtl1tter Roll Miller, to Flnnlah :: hammer lhfOWel" Julia Tlalnen, 'to '' Alberto Cava cl Italy In the lo.<nl : meters, to Dolna MeUnte of Rmla• :. n1a In lhewomen's800 metel'll " HoUlton's :Qcti 1<110141« bllrled a ' q· over •• neen eut.t.... J • .... lti. .. ~ him as he s,trode from the field. Hlsvtctorywasllltact.Butsowas Bob Beamon'stecotd, the tncredl· ble 29-2~ lll't In the rarefied atmo6pbere ol Meldco City 16ye,ars ago. · Lewis said- he had no Intention of Jumping UIY more than necessary - a declllon with which Beamon whOlly aareed - because he was hurting, the result of a Jong.-llay during which he allo quallllfd for 4. the :m.meter semifinals. . Monday ended with the United '· States OIVIIIng10lmedals, 46ofthem :. gold. Rlxpanla and West Gennany :: were tied for second lri total medals : with 33 apiece, Roinanla the :· runnenJP In gold with 16. · · ' games- . iln 19t2, cbeerB In lntenllty, ,' Mel! .......... IPdlledlleJ Wrtpt. . a today in his~ory · . It was far different earlier In the ~when boos outwelihed the .... Jetl to ....... lklb / au pitcher Bill IA"Ey. 6-10. I 3 e-m. of ..... ,.,.• ...... - Dwight Gooden, N, ~out 11x and drove In three In suwn ' c( In the tour tnnlnp he WDI'Irl!d to t4,lke rookie ~qer~· stnliWefabl m1saed PldJ Nlekro 8e81011long, the NL lead with 171, but he wu , fnnlnp 110 eam Bolton a IPUt In the napped a finally got him back - . just when rapped foe elgh1 hits, lncludJng six ntglltcap. 'lbe tour-game loalng streak In the for extra basel. they didn't need him. ln Amei1can League games, opener as Lance Parrish, 01et The 45-year-old lmuckleballer l..emoll and Tom Brookl!nshlmeied. returned toAtlantaMondayforPhll De!rolt shaded Bolton 9-7 rut , Nlekro Night at Fulton County dtopped the secoqd half ot the and reliever Aurelio Lopez upped /' Stadium. After the l't'leJIIOJ!Iel, double-header l.G-2, Minnesota de- his record to~. Twlnl'7, Aft'rt!cd . feated · Oakland 7-4, California Ric~ !'!fabler WeJ!I out and twlr~ a Gary Gil!ttl's three-run homer In shutout, ~tlng the Los Angeles • trimmed Seattle 84, Chicago the sbtth wiped out a 2-1 Oa.ldand c:iowned Milwaukee ~ and ~;:w. rltpped Toronto 54. Baltimore's lead and paced a 16:hit Minnesota The com!l'rlltlvety youthM Mahler, )VhP celebrated his 3ist . Stmn Davis blaJIJte!1 the Indians atlliCk. Winner Mike Sinlth!Jon unW Jeny WWard hit bll ii!Venth allowed eight hits lil7 2-31nntngs as blrthdayon~y. not onJy.dJd his best to ••patll&e the man c1 the hour, borne run In theelghth1JJniDe.ltwas the.Twlns remained one-half game he lowered b1a ERA ·to~ to mwe only the ll*d bonier alloWed by ahead of Callfomlllln the AL West. Gaettl's Imler came Qff Bill put PbB'a brother Joe Into the ~ lllJ811 hpdJ. tldlll ! I •1, the Knleger after Tom BrUnanslly best ratio Ill the major leagues. • Natlolial League'amp !IW. walki!'d and Dave Engle singled to l.GII!!' ~ Farr gaw up aD tour Monday_was a piMB"s a1ght lri open the sixth. Dave Kingman hit BaJttrnore runs lri the llrst four most c1 the Natlailal Leeaue putts. his 2!Hb ·horne!" rut his first1n 14 'lbree,•lhJlall were duowu. with lnnJnp for Oaldand In the bOttom 'l'fJenN,IIetlllai'HI .the curtuua -.ll that the NL'• w•BialdrDied twoh<JQnmer ...rs,ro. a of the sixth. ~Odcl ~--the Cuba and doubleandaaqle, KlOI'edfournins the~ 'outltlQied the l'l!llt c( the 1 ~uanJWned. ~Dieatl'* ~TIIIrmoJidand aoo.Gc rt~~rew a ttJreH!t. 1-0 ~ IM!l' the ~ while Western Union. You don't want the man to fix the dented door at the same time?" "Your car has no den!ed door." "It does now. I have to go, Dad. Some kids I met are going to take me white-water canoeing. Good· bye. And, Pops- ha'ie a nice day. ·Be'rry's World · applauding his trtumpb, a 28-foot, ~··Inch leap on his first- and only legal-long jump. .. By Asudsted . , _ The Atlanta Braves, who have tlon. This Is also the oph\ton of Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Corra- · dlnl, wbo acknowledged the valua· bte lielp Van provided In breaking up the bJUest, best organized anCI JJIQIIt profitable arson ring In the country. · ' In January 1!81, ·several federal· agents testified In Van's hellalt at . his pre-sentenee hearing In the California state court. ' Dennis ~hloss. a Justice Depart· 'ment special prosecutor, testtned thlit Van bad been cooperadng In · fedeallnvestlgatlons of arson, mall fraudand'whlteslavery.Van"gave lull andcompletelnformatlontothe federal grand jury," Schbs told the judge, adding: "A very lUge pel centage or that Information bas been Corroborated by ·Independent Investigative ~ns. " · Despite all the favorable testtmony, · the California prosecutor recommended no lenlellcy, and the , judge wem along with the recoinmendatlon: Popjl. Send I'(W! the !hOney care gently ·~ .Pa.es nip Reds; Cubs win Collect call.,------:-----'--/__:__-'--__._Ar_tB~uc..::.;.:h.:..:..::wa==ld "I tqld you ·not tiJ drive fast." "I wasn't driving. Fred was." "Who the hell Is Fred?" "He's a vegetartan, and. he says capitalism Is finished In the West.'' "That'S ,worth· $100· to Jtear. Are you going to Cape Cod to Visit Aunt Rose or aren't you?" . "As soon· as I get the car fixed, '. booed He tespollded by ·.. ....,.,. . ._, leflli8 ........... Jllllll', llaJP I, IIIIJbJ WriiMo 8' ............ p BVDANDTEAM-M ••wtolfbe-•" ' MA.rl "P' MilD are .......abave. 'nJey lat....., h r' 1M to rf&h&, IIJI'I'IId ....., n '"' O'Bitla, ....., ~ . . ....... - ...... BdtJJIOIIdl. Set••od infornie~--- ;.........;_,;_~"----o---Jac__.k~A-nde__;__rso_n ,•sO . ' History at Harvard_·.__,__ __,..·_ ·w. . .u_lia_~_F..__,. .. B_uc_k_..;.Ley_'!_r. 111 Court Street ·:· ·Lewis captures gold; .Ohioan collects silver Page 2-n. Oily Sulli"'· '· IJI!II . ·~ ' II. ' ' ' ~ ~ �• T1 nlilzt. Aug~.m 7, 1984 ' .Pretty Baby, Mister, M~ss registrations set Registration Is underway for the annual Pretty Baby Contest arid tre Little Mister and Miss Meigs County Contest to be held as a part ot the Meigs County Fair. The Little Mister and Little Miss contests wOI be held at 5: :fl p.m. Wednesday. The Pretty Baby Contest wOI be held at 1 p.m. Saturday. In both .contests, registration Is re!)ulred before the day of the contest. Entry fee Is $1. In the Wednesday contest, entrants' birthdays mustfaU between Aug.l5, 1976andAug.17, 198l.A$00glftcertHic~ttewill be awarded to the winners. In the Pretty Baby contest, children must be born between Aug.14, 1981 and Aug. 14, 1984. Categories Include: birth to three months by Aug. 14, 1984; three months to six months by Aug. 14; six months to12 months by Aug. 14; 12 months to 18 months by Aug. 14; 18 months to rwo years by Aug. 14; two years (born between Aug.1, 1982 and Aug. 14, 1984); three years (born 'betWeenAug.14,1981 andAug.14, 1!&. One girl and one boy will 'be awarded first place In each group. A$5 gift certlflcate will be awarded to each winner. · I MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PRETTY BABY CONTEST OR LITTLE MISS OR LITTLE MISTER MEIGS COUNTY \ BIRTH DATE .............. ......... ........ ... .......,......... .. .... .... .... .. .. .. PARENTS' NAME .... .. .. .. ...... .. .. .... .. .... ..... ...... ... ..... ............. .. ' • ADDRESS .......... .. .. ............ ..... ............ .............. ... ............... . . • : PHONE ..... .. .... .. ...... .. .... ...... .......... .. .... ............. .. ............. .. .. . ' Contest Entry (check ( ) Pretty Baby Contest ( Little Miss or Little Mister ; Send application with $1.00 for each child entered to: · Mrs. Alwllda Werner 915 Park St. Mlddieport, Ohio ~ Pen announcements Mr. and Mrs ..RobertBalley Sr. ·)'ecently returned from a vacation In cDeLand, Fla. and GatUnburg, Tenn. : ; Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs. Steve :J1aggy, Stephanie and Brad, are · vislting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom : sUmmerfield, Candi, Wend!, and Crystal. Medina. ·: Mr. and Mr. Doyle Knapp, :Langsville, were Saturday after· : n0on visitors ()f Mr. and Mrs. :C}la rley smtth • ·Mr. and Mrs. JohnSlackandsons, : ~ndyvile, were recent visitors ot '.Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, ~fomeroy ~.personal :: " Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcintosh ·: have returnd to Floral City, Fla. · after visiting here with his sister, : Mrs. Harrlet Spencer. : · JolnlngthemfordtnnerwereMr. • and Mrs. Csrl Jennings. Another : evening they were joined by Mrs. ~· Spencei''S grandchildren, Brian, ·: Melinda and Arillty. Amity Is now ln • Baltimore visiting her paternal· ·grandparents. - Women's ROCK SPRINGS - A Rock Chapter, will meEt Thul'!lday, 6: 45 p.m. at Duff's Smorgas1 held 8 p.m. ThW'IIday at the hall. board. Dlriner' w01 be at 6 p.m. year. A Humanities major, Cauthorn Is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. P. Cauthorn, Reedsvtue. Happenings Sponsor MIDDLEPORT - 'lbi!. Mid- (UIPII-) " Dl""'loa ol ........... lae. Court-. Publlohed ewry alter110011. Moaday ,........, Friday. m Ill' 111e Cillo Valley l'llllllllltl!l Campt1ny · ).CUI· tlmedla.la... -~· OI!Jcj Ci'nlll, 911Q. 21!1i. !iecond ciUI Jllll~ pold It J'n. mer~. Olllo. r::''/:~y~~':.!':: ,I~ Am<rlcan N"'"OJ>IP« Publllbero .u. ""'lotion, National Adver!IIIW f!epre. ...uuw, Branllom Newopoper SAI8,. 733 'I111r11 A..n..,, New York, New York 10017. MOUNTAINSTATESTOMPERS-'n!eMcJ!mtaln State Sbnpen, OuuieltGa, W.Va., will appear, durlllic llle free ld lltqe ealer&alameot at llle l21st annual Mt'JpCountyFalr. Dtre«ed by D. L.~ 11M! IJ'OUP wiD appear bt mll&cbed OOIIINtnlng fn1m 7:1118 8 p.m. • A111.l6. Prec"'• 1Mw ed 1 wy daneea, lllle dances, cJueta, buck IOio · - 111111 tndMiooal four J11111 eight couple Moo.. eln SWe lMJWIIt'S wiD be lnclllded Iaiiie group's JII'OII'IIIII. Chester class reunion held ·The Chester Hlgh School class of 1931 held Its annual picnic a) the Chester flreOOuse recently. 1\venty.foor class me{llbers, teachers and guests enjoyed a basket dinner. John Bailey bad the blessing Time was spent ' visiting and taking pictures. Irene Parker gave the treasurer's report and an 50-year members honored by Evangeline Chapter OES · · Four met)lbers with more than 50 yearsot membership In the Order of the Eastern Star were honorect at the recent meeting of Evangeline Chapter 172, at the Middleport MasonicTemple. , RecognizEd and presented yellow roses by Twlla ChUds, worthY matron, were Grace French, Adria WUcox, Mildred Fowler and Lee McComas. EvelYit Lewis of the Puneroy Health Care <:enter Is a 73-year member. ·· 1bose with 25 years ot member· ship honored were Katherlne Mit· chi>II, Betty Denny, and LUllan DeMoskey. They were presented pins by Euvetta Bechtle and Jean NuU and red roses by Mrs. ChUds. Presiding with Mrs. ChUds at the . meeting was James Clarworthy, worthY patron. Protem officers were Maxine Kester9on, Bill King, Naomi King, Cheryl Thomas, Mrs. Bechtle and Eller Lewis. Linda Mayer was soloist and sang "Memortes" with Ermna Kay ClatworthY at the organ. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Aldon SpringerandfamllyofVtnton, Va. Elsie Circle and Sue Hager visited Reported IIi' were !3ea Kuhn and Mrs. Lewis, both recently t!Js. charged from the hospital. A sympathy card had been sent to Maxine and.Roy Kesterson at the deathot~motiler. . Elizabeth Milam, Ways and Means chairwoman, re!)ll\!Sted help for the bake and rummage sate. It was noted the charter had been ' draped for Sarah Bowman, Nellie Prlce and Norma ,Jean Silvers In July. . Adah Night wOI be obse!Ved at the Sept. 6 meeting. Grand Adah, Betty Bouts wOI be present and aU thoSe who have se!Ved In that station are Invited to attend. Officers are asked to wear their chap!~ dresses. The September meetliig sunshine collection was designated for the GrandChapterChorusofwhlchBea and Bob Kuhn are members. etarworthy gave ctostng remarks on behalf of the honOred members. Sunshine pages for the evening . wereFrancesThomasand .Beulah McComas. Prayer was given by the chaplain, Robert Kuhn, and members were ,seiVed refreshmentsbyTeresaCanterbury,Betty 8UIIIICIUPTION IIATEII llyCarr..,.orMo&tr"One Week , ...... .. ., ,;,,;,; .. .. .... .. .....$1.10 . Subsctlbers not desiring to pay thecarrJer may remit In advance direct to The Dally ~ntlnel on 3, 6 or lt month basil. Credit will be'Civencarrler Peel) month. . No subscriptions by mall permitted In town1 where horne carrier aervlce II r s1995.00 available. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS IMide Oblo 13 Weel\5 ....... ................ ... , ...... $14.!!6 . 26 Weeks ......... ,............... .. ...... $29.12 52 Weeks ......... ........ ." .. ............. $M.:I4 Oullldo Ohio 13 Weeks ........................... ...... $15.60 26 Weeks .. ,........................ ...... $31.:.1 52 Weeks ............. .................... $.'19.80 . $3900 STOP IN AND SEE· FRANK GHEEN '378·6158 lhtrWnllllt••• .,.... • ....... Ollie SSUIJECJ .IOTEBOOI NOW HAVE YOUR MONEY GROW FASTER IN " ",. 1. 2~ l$ OR 36 MONTHS · r IT HAS lN . . ' ' REMINGTON ,TIRES ONLY!88!rr ' Pick your tenn, and get your money working at new, higher rates~ _12-MONTH, CERTIFICATL Minimum $500 deposit FOR THE ROAD · GENERA.L TIRE SALES 11.60% 12.10% "Where.The Rubber M .... The Road" . PH. 992·7161 N. 2nd Ave. 1 • Middleport, OH •. · r~V~a~n=M=at~re~and==Be~es=sl=e~Kin=g·_ _l~=====~~~~:::::::::~:::::::~ annual rate annual yield* ~----~PrimeUn~e _______ ~8-MONTH CERTIFICM'a..L--E Minimum $25,000 deposit Rate is just 1% below current Prime Rate ...and moves with it so your investment automatically keeps pace with the market. .. wereWednesdayvtsitOI'sotMr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald. ' , , ' · _J6-MONTH CERTIFICATL Minimum $500 deposit 12.25%. 12.78% r-----------:---..;_--------l REWARD· w. t1ftl.ao 1n c.t. ASC-11 ' 'lnteretfautomatlcllly ~monthly to our Diamond ll'l\'eOtment Fltnd IISSUming 9.00'X. rate and minimum bolanc:e ttquiremenl is maintained lor one year. ,Rates suhje\'t to change wilh marlo!l. SubiWttlat pen~lty il 'l"'"ired lor early withdrawal. ' • u..- Alllladll 11114 krtwae • Add OpiiiNI CPIIIPiualyah 11 to U. Tl* 77dl ol PIUUIWIIII • Two.,. D'a Dwllhr Dlllr o.tvM • •111:1n Plk*• lull: flu • New LOw Prtcelltorilllllladel 4P Now 11281.00 (ftt-1110, w. · emi.OO In Cll MC:11) , r.v. SAVINGS ANl LOAN COIVPANV Contaet · You're Worth More At Diamond. CABLENTERTAINMENT· \tO:j . Dopooillinluml to SJO!),OOO f304) 67s;.3398 or (614) ~ ,. v I. . I... IUY. "J&.~~ CARTON PRIC£ annual yield* annual rate eon-alii ...... .IWallallle far Onlr . . ,., llonlll (Piue •pplnlt 'Jil:IIIIU'ID) $1,000. Reward For Information Leadin& ' . To The Arrest And Conviction Of ·Person or Persons R.....-lble For Dlmlie.To And Theft Of Clble Equipllllllt Between West cOlumbia And IIIDR IR The ElriJ Momln& Hours Of Sunday,' Aul. 5, J914. . • . 5 Dr. H. B., 4 cyl. engine, auto. trans., AM-FM stereo, rear de· fogger, add-on Strack & cassette player. Real clean local one owner car. Low mileage. Color: Med. blue. *. HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS Cindy Cltiner of ChUllcothe, and Mrs. Ethel Orr, Chester, were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family, Sunday. ' ,BACK TO SCH.OOL SUNDRY SALE . Systems from 11696. 'installed Mr. and Mrs. Warden 0u1'SandMr. and Mrs. Dlek Gaul Tuesday. The Rev. and . Mrs. Richard Young and sons otSidney have been hereVtsltlng. DavtdspentsOmetlme during the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Their son, Eddie, hlls return€d to Kent where he attends school. ' -fotlltll attend. * OneMonth ............................... .U.BO One Year ......... .. .. ...... ... ..... ..·.. .. .~7.30 SINf~gfP'f ~~~==~~~~~~ ' ....... .... niPPER PLAINS - The annual Pe.rker reunion Ww be held at theTuppersPlalnsSchool ' Sunday. Dinner will be at 12: :fl p.m. and all relatives and frtends of tbl! family .are Invited to with Drake 324 rece1ver 100 degree LN A completely installed Excellent Picture! 2-DiskTRS 11r Tammy and Terry. Mrs. Les Frank and Sarah Beth · ..........._... . 10~ U .'P. Superior mes~diah Dally ..... ~ ........... ...... .... ....... 25Centa offering was taken to be given to the Hayes, Martha and Will Poole, firehouse fund and to pay expenses VIrgil McElroy, Pau!Jne and Buel Ridenour, Bertha. and Fred Smith, ot cleahtng and services. During the afternoon, Opal and . Mary Buck, LucUie Smoth, Victor John Wlckbam se!Ved homemade Bahr, Esther and RaYmond Gooch, lee cream, and were given a vote ot Earl Kn!iht, Henrietta BaUey, Nellie Parker, all local; Mildred thanks by the group for hosting the Collins, Canton; Betty and Kenneth picnic. . Others attending were AIVIJie Davisson, Mechanicsburg. The 191!5 reunion will be held on the Frecker, Irene Parker, Thelma last Sunday In Juzy at the same place. based on le\iel& ot maturity, responsibility, well-developed In· POMEROY - The next visit o! the Amertcan Red ,..,__ HomerBradshaw,apattent at the . terpersonal slciUs aJI!I !IOlid aca· "''"""' demlc standing. Students who · Pomeroy Health Care Center, wUl bloodmobile has been scheduled accept SA. positions are required to observe his 78th birthday Frtday. for Aug. 22 from 1 to 5:00p.m at enrou In a ~week ohio wes~ey811 .--Ca_rds_ma_y_be_sen_t_to_hlm_t_he_re_._ _~th_e,...Sen_~ tor_a _ tlzen_s_een_t_e_r._ _ , course during IIJII'ing telm which teaches, Job responsibilities and poUsbes btterpeJ1onal sk!lls. They SAl£ PIICD must also return to campus one &0011 1ltiU l/11/14 week before classes start to asatst with freshman ortentatlon. ==:.r ·*AUG.*' srsi'EHS , Special ,J Bloodmobile scheduled To' observe 78th birthday Parker reunion zatloa wW have a bowl-a;thon Wedneeday ·at the fanaoy Bowling Lanes. . The bowl-a·thon will begin at 10::1) 8.1!). and Ia lbr ape 7·14. Ploceedl will benefit tbl! PrO. ·Piqe .llheetl may be r» talned at FNth'a Pllannilcy, Vaugllan'a Bakery, Powells PqSTMASTER: Send ~ to Tbe DaUy Sentinel, ll1 Court St., POmeray, Oltlo 157811. . can 992-361JJ. dleport Parent-Teacher Orpnl. ' . Sludent ·aulatants (SAs) aid professional staff members In operating residence halls and assist resklentl aa peer.counselora. Selectloo 'ot Student asalltant-: I• &aper-Valu, P12:za1 Shack In Paneroy and Dan'• Pizza In Rutland. For more Information, bowl-a-d10n Tho Dally Sentinel Paul Moore spent several days GIRL ..... .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .BOY ... ... .... .. .. ......... .... ....... ..... .. . POMEROY ~ , Fellowship, · Pomeroy S!»''nas Gran,e meelbl& will be Vls.ltors at the Dnltglf• Circle llprne IM!J' the weel """' were 1\fn. FredJ Wakelleld, Mrs, Debbie Moore andaon,Marc,SheJb.'WIIIon, East Llve11XJUI; Mrs. Mary Rliuell, . Waverzy, W.Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Harden, Weston, W.Va. Carmel news NAME ........... .... ........ ... .... ... .... .. .. ... ....... .. .. ........ .... .. ... ........ .. · ~Wolfe TIIURSDAY Alison Cauthorn, whO w)U be a senior at Ohio Wesleyan University ln August, has been selected as a student asslatant for the 198f.lfi ~Pa·· h ' ,: Classes for everything from Jams: black raspberry, grape, cucumber reUsh to oatmeal cookies peach, strawberry. , have been included In tills year's Jellies: apple, crabapple, black· ·baking and canning division at the berry, · elderberry, grape, and :121st Annual Meigs County Fair, peach. ;Aug. 14-18, on Rock Springs Spreads: pear honey, peach ·Fairgrounds. • honey, peach butter, and apple : Nlnety·fourclassesforpreseiVes, butter.· Jalll!l, jellles, spreads, pickles, PickleS: cucumber, dill pickles 'relishes, catsup and·sauces, canned and bread and butter. •fruit and vegetables, breads and • Rellshes: chow-chow •.end Of the ; biscuits, cakes, cookies, pies and garden; and s~t pepper reUsh. ;candles have been Included In the Tomato catsup. :);chedule. Again this year, Barbara Chill sauce. f ry ls chairwoman of the Canned fruit: applesauce, sHced ,department appled, blackberries, whole, half, ,: The rules specify fruits and · sptoed' and sHced peaches, sJlced •vegetables as well other sealed and haHpears, plums, raspeberrles, :~musthavebeencannedlnl983 and cherrles. :or 1984. No frozen baked goods nor Canned vegetables: brussell :1terns made from boxed mixes are sprouts, whole and sUced . beets, ·J'ICcepted for exhibit. The only shellle snap, and whole beaDs, · ~ntrance fee Is the purchase o( a Cabbage, carrots, com, green, krau, membership ticket. Each entry lima beans, kidney beans, peppers, inustbe labeled and the lids must not stuffed mango, sweet ~toes, •he covered. whole, quartered and green t<ma· : Entrles must be made before 4 roes, tomato juice, vegetable soup, · • ;p.m. Friday. A secretary will be In Cllnned SQUIISh, and Cllnned ·;the falrboordofflcefrom10a.m. to4 potatoes. · ' p.m. on Thursday and Frlday to Baking Division accept entrles. Breads: whole wheat, white and • Ribbons and premiums, $1.50 for banana nut bread In loaves, baking : first, $1 for second, and 75 cents for powder biscuits, muffins, and ::third wOI be awarded. yeast rolls, three on a plate. ' ~ All articles, must be In place by Cakes: sponge, butter, pound ;, noon on Monday and ,can not be cake, chocolate and loaf. .·removed until after 4 p.m. on Cookies: (six cookies) oatmeal, .Saturday, the final day of the fair. 1 brownies, Iced, chocolate , chip, "Closed judging will take place .on fudge unlced brownies, plain drop, .·Monday afternOon. molasses, and drop orange. : The classes for exhlbit are: Pies: apple, cherry, berry, pecan, :: Canning Division peach, pumpkin, and raisin. ·• Preserves (any size jar): peach, Candles: .carmel, peanut brittle, :· cherry, strawberry, ted plum and mints, chocolate and white fudge, ·'..tomato. dlvlnlty, and a class for other kinds . • ' Selected Ohio Wesleyan student assistant Calendar Tuuc1ey, AU9U't 7. 1884 Paga 4 ·Fair food division. :.rules announced The Daily Sentin.ei- Page-6 ' The D~ily- Sentinel By The Bend Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio l KIIICS '&ll LOI'S '&" .,. I IIUUIID! I·-uss. -tiSTAIIJ IIUiiUfN:IUI£15 Fl.T E~ C(;l>RE T TES HIIMIIIIAMO QUALITY WITMOU1' THE HAMEIRAHD PWKE.- l•Qhis· 14 mg "lar I I mg niCotine: Ultra l •Qhls 6 mg lar · 0 6 mg . ... coMe ;w Pel Clgarene b! FTC Melhod . Wt~mng , The SliiQIOn Gene•ll Hn lltilfllltOitl T1ln Cipltte Smoiing l1 01ft911011110 Your Hdill. �..... Pea a 6-The Daily Sentinel VAN WERT, Ohio (API TestJmony wUI prove that John GeOrge Splrko Jr. was In the tiny town ot Elgin the ltiOrnlng that PCIIttnlstl'ess Belly Jane Mottlnger dJsappe6n!d. says the proaecuu 1n SplrkO's aggravated mlll'der and But defenSe attorney Jerry McHenry claims Splrko spent the morning ot Aug. 9, 1982, meeting with his parole afllcel' In Toledo and ljettlllg mediCation tor hlJ sister. The trial wu to resume .b efore Judge Sumner E. Walters thiS morning • . Spirito and DelaneyGibsalJr.,34, are IICCIISI!d of taldJig Mrs. Mottlnger tram the po4t Qftlce, Her body, wrapped In palnt-dot)ed canvas, Vernal Caldwell was found In a field near Findlay more than a month IaleT. McHenrysaldthecanvaswllllead to two part·tlme painters who uv8t near the lleld (!fa trailer that he said was !oond spattered with hulnan blOOd. He said Splrko learned all he knows abol!t Mrs. Mottlnger' sdeeth fromGibsonwhllethepalrand!hree . other men were drlnldog In the trailel' tour days after Mrs. Mottin- abduction, carrying a WOI'I1II,II wllo was being hit by men. and Linda and Charles ·Jackson ot Troy; a brother and slster--ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Everett caldwell ot Middleport; three sisters and brothers-In-law, Annabelle and Willard Hobbs of Franklin, Tressle and Harry Hendricks of Poo~eJoy and Mary and Luther SJn!th of Middle- \ A UI"'1B PICK-ME-VI' - Se¥eral tn-. dwiiJ« receat 111P1 af r ·lliluUIJq a& die CheMerSkate-A-Way,llltee year old Jeremiah........,, Roy Jo!-,Raelne,found ldmllellln .-1 of • . •Jlil~-11ne-IQI. Ellht year old JU!Itln Dldcle, - . of Mr. and Mrs. Tom af Racine, was just what lhe dodor ordered. -..Mrs. . :~vefallen.Hesuggestedthemayor --'IDvestlgate moving tl\e rocks back --IJP"along the wall. Reed mentioned ·~ral trees are growing from the ··wall and need to be cut out to -preserve the wall. ' ···· Present were all council '"members: ' John Anderson, Larry Wehrung, ·Henry Werry, Bruce lteed. Betty Baronlck and BID ~·::Y.oung. leaves dead COLUMBIA FAllS, Mont. (AP) Maniage licenses -An Amtrak train slammed Into a car that Ignored flashing lights and .Marriage licenses. have been Issued In the Meigs County Probate Court to Leonard Alvin Myers, 22, Long Bottom and Mary Beth Hibbs, 18, Chester, and Gk1nn Odell Winland, 78, Wellsburg, W.Va. and Velma Essie Stobart, 65. Racine.. loweredga~atarallroadcrosslng, Band prac.•ice · dales announced The Southern Band will have fUll band practice today from 6: JO. to 8: JOp.m., and on Aug.14 andAug.l6 In preparallon for band camp. Attendance at the prac~ Is mandatory. A King's Island ttlp Is planned for Thursday. ldlllng the two teen-age boys In the automOiltle, authorities said. ..:~.•Real estate classes.outlined ~ Robert K. Withers, MAl. of Instructors. The classeS are eftered Huntington, W.Va., was guest to the public at $34 a person. The board decided to hold ·~~ when the Southeastern .OhloBoardofRealtorsmetrecently meetings twice a month with the next session to be Sept. 25 at the ";~! IJie Holiday IM, Gallipolis. ·' · Withers discussed appraising and Holiday Inn with ~allons •the requirements to become an required. As FmHA loan packager for . ~.AJ. He spoke on the time ," niQUired to make an appraisal and Jackson and ~ Cwntles. Win· 't;ollcluded with a question and . n1e Blair 111scusaed the availability and problems of securing a IQ&n. ~an-session. There IB money forCOIIItructiDDand During the meeting, presided farm loans tor Melp and Atbells ' .fr./f!r by Bruce Teaford, president, counties, II was noted aud thole ·Teeford Realty, Pomewy, the 1 ~ dllculaed real estate educa· Interested are to call BruceTeidoid or Milton ROOsh, Teaford Agalcy or 'tlon c" e1 for September and . O.iule .'Three classeS WID lncl\jde Jean Trusaell, Cleland IUelty; , •:18 IIOUn of Instruction with FrCIIty Panetoy. . Arty realtor may be a loall ·'"eJ\ggand and Dapiel O'Ne!D as f ·- pacllagPr, but may 1101 be both pacJca&l'r and selling 1111!111. A seminar wUI be held to provide inlti'UCtlon In October. Attending the meet~~c ·a. Bnt:e Teaford; Helen Teeford, ~; SUe P. Murphy, treaaurer: VlriU Teaford, Milton Roush, Teaford Reelty; · Jean 'l'nlllell, Dottle Turner, Clelalld Realty; Jack Sedwldt, Bank One, Athens; WUU. LeadiJiiham, Leadlnlllarn Realty; Jaclc RDdel1cll. Ellie ~. llaJr Reilly; Clyde B. Walllillr, David Wlllemln, Willman Realty; Connie wa~~~er. Kreldet', Accent Ul~ealty; Olarle&Ie...rd.r...,_. M11t1P1t Realty; D. J. Wllitlla!r, Fred HDI, Allee HW, Blair Realty; Robel1 K. WltbetB. Wltbenl am co. Maureen 7119/1 mo. pd. trial rece=d tor the day Monday. follce have sooght GIIBlll IInce his eeciQltl ftoo\ a Kentucky jail wllerebewasbelni!hekllnthedeath also acid boll and rod out radiaton. Wulao renoir GIS Tanks. ..- (614) 446·7619 01 (614) ,992·6601 417 Second Avenue, lox 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 S&W TV AID APPLIANCE . ~ERVICE 4&35 Seoul C1111p Rd. hester. Ohio Ph. 9B6·4269 If No An,..r. Call 985·4312 WeS.rvlee All ~Iicea & Modell , Anton,. lnltlllotion Houst CIIIJ and Shop · Strvtea Availabla loco! Stovice Calls 115.00 1-26·1 mo. =-"' ===· --. . =m==.=== • -- .. , - Wolfe Investigations, Inc. · . · MIDDLEPORT, OH.Iil .614-992-,7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OrALL TYPES SHERIFF'S SAlE --.PI;IoiiHdftN;----;a 1 OF REAL ESTATE ohio. MEIGS. =.E. w-. ond C'-COU!'ITY, Cominon PIMa Dal ...... ~ C.. No. 114-CV-131 Tho StltO of - ... eo... T,_.. of In pursuance of ' an Malgo Co.. AMENDED Order of Sale 1n the Dlancnd 8Migl a ~ Co.. above entttled action. 1wtll offer lM City ~ eind &..lnue , for Sale at, pubhc auction. atlhe Co. door of the Court House in Curb l~latl~n Pay Cash for Cla•lflecls ancl Savell I awn··· bit Wri- I'OUf onioio' mall wllll this coupon. Clincel your ed bf pllane when filii ge1 resu"'. Maney notrwf~. •LAND CLEARED .sEPTIC SYSTEMS I •GRAVEL HAULED Bonded & Insured PH. 742-2328 ~E Now Serving Southeastern Ohio GR£ENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Racine, OH. Public Notice Pomeroy. 10 the above named County, on Saturday. the 1st dav of September. 1984. at 10:30 o·clock. A.M .: !he following descn~ real estate. Situate •n the County of Me1gs and State of Ohto. and '" the Townsh1p of Orange. to·wit Be1ng loc·ated 1n the Town ship of Orange. County of Metgs and State of Oh1o: Being •n Orange Township and bemg 1n lot No. 6 10 Riggscrest McihOr AdditiOn as recorded in Volume 4. Page 44 Meigs CoiJntv Plat Records . EMcept•ng and reservmg to former grantOf'S all m1nerals under sa•d real estate w1th right to mme and remove same Without inJury to the surtace. for less than 1WO·Ihirds of the appraised amount. , . 1 Reference Deed: Volume 267. Page 995. Meigs Count'/ Deed Records Located .n theY at AIQ\JSCrest Manor. At. 1. Aeed~vllle. OH. 45772 PROPERTY MIF'AAISEO $60.000 and TERMS OF SALE: Cash hand. JAMES J . PROFFtlT SHERIFF MEIGS COUI'ITY l7l 31 1 181 7. 14. 3tc 4. _ _ _ __ 23• ...;.._ _ __ :u. _ _ _ __ 25. _ _ _ __ •• MGM FARM CITY DENNY CONGO FREEZER SALE SAVE UP TO $10700 Per Fruzer WILL HAUL JUST CALL! \ 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL·FIU DIRT On Thla Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They L. .t MGM u. ______ ··----10.------:10.-----:a.----- I • 1 PULLINS . IRS; STARR ESP CARD AIID PSYCHIC READER , .... ,_ peat, pnunt allll flt1111. Adi!Ct on all ..... ofllff. An 111t1111 an prtnta allll ciiiiiiMntlal. ; 1157"' St. I, Va. Roger ·Hysell GARAGE 124.P-•r Ohio _AUTO & TRUCK If. PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 "FREE ESTIMATES" 7/9/1 29. - - - - - - - . ______ ..31.==== _____ 15.----13, - - - - - - 1•• _......__ ___; J4. ............ Mall Tllll COUll II wHIIRI•IIMIIC8 TlleiMIIJIUIIII 111c.rtlt. 6 Lo.t end 1------~----1080 LOST: brown ond white Englioh bulldog loot on St.Rt .143 . .R.Woid. Coli 992-11747. LOST. Femofe Pitt lull with 3 pupa, 2 female, 1 mole, loot betw. .n Point Pleoaont EXCAVATING -DOZERS BRAUN & ASSOCIATES LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY No Down Payment E11cellent Rat11 Foi lnformotion Cell Collect - 614-423-5560 . 'I SUPERIOR SIDING CO. J.H.tfll 716/l &REPAIR leaaonable S..rdtt~ \11ofp. \IMt"l ~: Clflll• IAIIGI 01 SMAU JOIS · PH. 992-2478 7! 3011 mo. pd. We'd llu to llltrotlm ,.. to En-·A-Cir. lha_.., to d.riYt till vthiclt of poo ehOiea. . No · Down P1y1111t1t l - Monthly P1y1111t1t 20- .,,.... Eettm.te.·· (mdUil'~ ()n•r I~ PH. 614·992·3718 · MIOOI.II'OIT, OHIO CARPENTER SERVICE -. - Acldont •nd remodlling -Rooffftl end eun• work -CCM:Cowtv work -Plumbing ond -.rtcol . . (Fr" Estimatoo) V. C. YOUNG-Ill 99:1_-6215 Of 992-7314 Pomeror, Ohio & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS IIIII. 81SSIU KIN'S .......... "-C~.;.m C.Ub,fNIIMIIIcta· tl..... Mt-2101 ot Mt-2110 No lundly C8lle ).IJ.ft APPUANCE .,!! ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sins Stlrt Fro11 IZ'xll' . UTILITY BUII:DINGS &'16: Up to 24'136' Sins' lroll P&S BUILDINGS · PoiiiiiOY. OH. 45759 For Fater larYb Pll.. 514-143-5191 . ...... ................. IDryiMe IPfl • CU, THIS HOTICI ,011 NITHIII I"IIINCI · WELDING& · FABRICATION 30 Yn. lxpari-• eWal:eaa tDW.wMI .... Mechanical Work • Tractors - Cera • Truck • Automlltlc Transmlislon I PARTS and IEIMCE ~ ·We PlY C.ah for lito model CIMn ueed CIIFI. wood hHtart. &Min Furni- tuN, 448·3189. 3rd. Olive SL, Galllpollt. ~h. a. ol= Uood petlo gt..o doora, "!rood& ffwmod win-. & olldl i clont .doora. Col e14·H7· 7633. 8uflng dolly · gold, oitver colnt, ringo. ~ry ,stoning were, okl coine, lerge curowncy. Top prlceo. Ed. Burkett 8orber Shqp. 2nd . Avo. Middleport, Oh . 814-9923478. Ceeh peid for f•ncy iron or heavy Iron boda. •1110 and Moit> Co. up for atone jlira. Old time cup- boord . .-<:<ill 1-304·882· 2711 PH. 6l4-247·2515 •..., · ·l.mo. wood. cupbollrda, ch•lra, cheau. beeketa, diehea. stone joro. ontlquoo. gold and allvor. Wrlte-M.D. MIHer. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 411789 or coli 1114-9927710. ·wonted old pienot. Poying t20.00 ~~nd t40.00 eoch. Flm floor only. Write glvlnt direc:tlon1. Witten Pianoa. Box 188. S•rdie. Ohio 4394e . Call 114 -483· 11011. Caah for use.d recorda. PNfer 50'o & 80' t ony type. 35115 Oat Hill load ON. 45743 lnuiiU.~H•• ltciRt, 011. .ZIIITH •mWttA . •IPIID QUIIIt IAUIDIY ........,...ltAlot WolhftA,..rilhepTechtolcl• -~ RIOENOUI TV & APPUANCE CH£STER-tl5·3307 not over II yeort old & - -- No junk. Coli 81 4·S82·2102·. . PH. (614) 915-4212 It Use ¥011 Schrllltr (qttiptlllnt RtcHIIIIMH by Ltlllilll Clrpet Jllnu. lectuttrs. 'FREE 11 Help Wanted ESTIMATES" 7-9:1 mo. . BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Altllorind John DHrl, . flaw Holl111d, lnh Hoc f - Equiftlltnt Dultr Farm Equipment Pam& Service 10·U t W£ AlE YOUI SALES AltO IEI¥1C£ II£ADQUAifiRS FOI Window air conditioners. Lona 1otto11, 7130/84 Clll 614·992·6737 mo. .,,.. -~~1\01 TRUCI LEASING · eo•. JH EUGENE LONG . Dehumidifiers, l'arlt -GAS liMES -SEPTIC STSTEIS YOUNG'S liiANO TUNING Quality Wootcmanahip IOC!flill Of II T Worllld In " - . . .. "CUTOUT FOR FUTURE USE" Wanted To Buy Old Englloh Shoepdog puppy. Colll14-992-11039. -TIEJICHER Pll. (614) 843-5425 Vinyta,MH"'*"" 9 Cell S-1114-992-7180. -LO·IIOYS RllnOIIellng 7/J/2 I -DUMP 11UCIS INTERESTED IN A \ NEW VEHICLE Vinyl & Aluminumcom..._ Olittlr Work · WHAL£fS AUTO PARTS ~H. 992·7013 .New Chevy Trude .... FINDII ............. '76.95 DOOIS ............ 1149.9$ HOODS ............ !174.95 IUMPIIS .........: '69.95 Ollll................. 142.50 R. SUPI'ORI -- ~ ---- '14.95 TAIL GATE ........ ,,•I5.00 ' FORO FINDER .... '69.95 IUMPH ............ '69.95 AIM Some Car '-nllen Avoilobfe .SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING -BACl~OES -WATEI -SEWEI 742·3171 Coonp~«e 304-11711-1127. Exercin blko, - d cond. c_oll 11 4.- 3 8 7 . 71 o 2 anytlnie. mo. 9._....._ _ __ 31. _ _ _ __ 2 catt llild klnena; coli 304-812·3590. Wanted IO buy oioed.COIII & ).(H mo. FARM CllY, INC. fl. _ _ _...;..._, 12. _ _ _ _ __ The Homem-..a oom x-tro Income. W. need aev•at , . ••utltivel in ttM• 8fNI Porty pion - - a plua. Glftt, toya. ho""' decor. No lnvat· ment. Cor • phone nec. Coli .... 1-100-11113-1077. AIIO bootdng portloo. Teecher - · bobyalttor In home et Addloon, I doyt • - · 1 chUd 10 mo. old . 814-387-72211. - - - · Clfl o...,...,........ jobe. t18,11151 • tiiO,II:Ir..o. N-hlrlng. Vour - - For dlrtctory call BOI-ei7-IOOO ext. R· 4444. If you IN lniWI"tod In 1 ....,.t .... N1i_i_,vitt .... our-ottheMuon J&F CONTRA'CTING 'OOZIR • IACKHOI 'RIClAMA'IIONWORK 'OIL PIILD IIIIYICEI 'DUMP niUCK IIRYICE 'CONCIIm WORK 'CUITOM lUlU NOMII -wA""· o.u• OILUNII . Jll PH. r.11j:1~n•n 22 Money to Loan _ 7 sale• HOME LOANS .FIXED RATES Below market rateo. Fl•od conventional FHA· VA . Le•der Mortg1ge , Athena. collect 814-892· 30111 . 23 ' Profe,aionel Servieaa ----··aaiifj;oifa......... & Vicinity County Flir. Olle-Wilmo w-. Rowlelgh Dlltributon. l:l~==~~=:t~~ lolupliiO~ · Apply .. JNi 1 R,.Daii.•IUtcften. 2111 , Jeobon Avenue • Pelnt l'leeeont. tiood :=~::~=~~~ E'•pe1 :1M•agaPoaltloft. Ollery IIIII - f l u. In ....._ ond honl· -ll\•lwoed.c-ofloaS·7, l'olnt PIHNnt R.,tat•. Point Pltaoont. w . Yo. 1811110. ...... .......... .......... t.Jallipolis & VIcinity : oppootunlty to .. m trlpa to OeHipiolia Fleo Marll81 Fri .. c1r..m tocotlon•. Soreh Cov· let. & Sun . Indoor-outdoor. entry ... full Mnge ~olry P11no Tuning end Aepeir . N- Fridly Night Merlcot compeny offering hlth qual· lrunlc 0rdl Mutl\: Co .. 448· attrto 3PM till 1 Rt. 311 • lty 14K gold. atertlno altver 01187. Qllp thlo od for 20% 1110. Coli 448· 7037. ond dtomondoln oddltlon to dl1aount . L•n• Daniele, foalllon ~elry thooughout 814·742·28111 . Frazier• Bottom flea the Un'-<1 8totea. For lnt•· Market . Every weHend . .n- coli bet .. een hour. of U.S . ~8 Fro1iero Bottom, 1 PM to 4PM, Mondaywva. 2110112. DeOI.,. WeiFrldly. Aak foo: S14-388· coma. Don Frezier · 8588 Connie George Unit Oporotor( 304-7111-2779. Dtroctor, 81<1-4411-211114 31 Homee for Sale Corolrn Dorat Bronch 2 Fomlly Vard BeloAUf. 8.1. Monegoo. Only 9Y.o% eooumable loon 10. Kuhn rldlunce acrou Electronlca Technlchtan , on thlo 3 BPI brick ronch from Contepo~~o School. 1ble to ropelr cor. home houao. aacluded on 2.8 Michigan SoleiiO Nell . lobY nilrel:), 2-way r1dioa. Send 10r11 of a.nd wfth finn raouma to P ·a Box 342 pond, locotad nNr Oak HIM fum., dre11ar,. toole. cartt b . . ra. mower. achool Golllpollo_ Ohio 411!131 . ond Centerville, opprox . clothoo . Aug. 11-111. •411 mo. peymont. Only Wonted: Port limo 120 hra.- 13,7110 down. ..79·2. 803 .. Yerd Solo Aug . 7 • 8 . 834 . w..k) Ucenood Practloool after 8 P.M. doUy. 1st. Ave .. Oolllpollo, 9,5. Nu111 for ' en lntermodlllo - - - - - - - - - cooe flclllty for the mtinttly N.L. Stevena hea home 3 Family Vord Sole Aug . 7. retardld In Bidwell. Ohio . moot,.geo ovollable with c ·Uffent Ohio l .P .N. UcenM lnterett rea.a 11 low II a. 9 • 10. loll of knick· cfothll, flowan . ond · Pharmacolotf courM 11 .211% ond t.-ma up to 30 ' ltnacke, Felrvlew Evergrean· Rd ., required. Experience !n yeera with only 1 1% down· working with lndlvlduola payment. Lilt Jeri Allie hllp qua'1er of mile · out of with manttl retlirdotlon and· you buy that- homo. CoH E•grtln. or other develap-ntol dlo· 1114-379-2728 b>lfoy lor Vard Sale Tue. • Wed. Aug . eblutloa pr-..d. lend r•· detollo otter 8PM or 8147-S . Nlco tchoot clotheo, oume to Corol hl-n , P .0 . 477·2443 9AM-IIPM . ·coata, gl•aaware , Sox 104. Jockaon. Oh - - - - - - - - - Jeane, mite. beauty aldo. 2018\'1 41140. Buckeye Commun· Romodeled cute home, Rear Eaetern Ave; ltV Sorvlcoo Ia on oquol clo" to achoola. Owner opportunity emflloyer. must aolllmmodlotelyll Mid· dleport. Coli 1114-892- Yard Sale Aug. 8th. 9th & 1Oth. Ridge Ave.. rio Reliable cloonlng fldy_1 dey 8941 . Grande. Clothea, rain or week . Cell oftor II. 448 · -:-~---:----- ahine. ~atch for signe. 9·& . 42411. 4 houMa with toto in Crown City fOr more lnf0rm1tlon · Verd Solo If~ .mi. Ke\oatone. lobyilnor - • d for 2 mo. cait 814· 2118·110118 . Vlnton·LIIO Lanier. Aul. 9, old Intent. Stootlng Aug. 15. Roferonceo rooquiled. Coli Houae-128 Fourth Ave Aug. 10. 9AM-6PM . ond 1211,000. 110,0110 down aow. 12 gougro model 10 448-2338. hlanee on l1111d contract Rem. 32 full. Imp. w"'ola. Moke 1200-tZIIO a week to with I percent lntereot. Coli B.D w· ilrlll, mono bowllolg boll. boyo' olle e-10, ledlaa wort In Wood. Muat hove 814' 441-3204. az. 7 ~ 12. name brend own - · CeM otter 7PM. 1114-2118-111119. Nice 3 bdr. brick ho,., clothing-like new, twin completely furnitbed. lo- bod...,.oda. toyt. mlacal· Apertment compl•• malnte- cotod Chorleo St.. Crown llneoua. No urly •••••· Nnce. GrNt for perwonwith City. Oh . (:all 814· 21111· Yard •~le nt etackl table•. other Income. Con 8711· 11244. diohoo, Home Int., jewelry, 6104 Of e711· 1388. By o - 3 bdr. geroge. old & new glanw•rw. collec· Soil the boat·letl AVON. paint rm .. 2 mi. noothotO•k tor~ etampa. Dr•pea • Hill. Oh. At. 93. Call 814- 1pretd1. lOti ni.c:a house hold Coil 814-381·9046. iteme. Lower O•rfleld Ex.t. 882-8339. . Just out city limite, down Rt. Aoolotont Orgoniot nMdod 7. Thurs. 9, A•ln cancele. It Goace Eplacopol Church. 8 room:full boHOMnl. 2 Collll14-992-39e8 . ger.ve. SH: I lftor Allsn5Do. colf388-8489 p.m. ' Otln MillS hal Mveral immedleto -"no• lor tolephono Nice cleen m~intenence 32 Mobile Homes uln ,.apia. No ••P:erilll'lce ..... g<io hut, cetrt olr. flat for Sale ne-ry. we trlfn. Morn- fenced In back yerd, 1 car ing • ....,lnt ohlftlovevHo- geNge with electric door ble . Alto -tone IO o-.10x12w-oilt- 82 Klngaloy Townhouae meke litht muot bulldingo. low utility blllo. 14•70 with 7•21 oxpando. provide own tr•naportlltion Priee to oelt immodlotely. 2 bdr.. large both with gerden tub. central air. • kn- the ..... Apply to Coll448·0109 after 8:30. fumanca & stov•. micro· Judy Worren. Melgo Inn • Pomeroy. Ohio on Mondoy 5 rm. hoUH on 1 plua ec,.... weve, eide by lid• fr.. zer August 8 from I to I pm ond Cloae to Rio Goendl ond rllfrlg .. woaher·dryer, buNt· Tueldlly Augult 7 from 9 to Tycoon Lake. f20.0110. Colt in AM-FM stereo ayltem. Underpinning a. docl<. olao 114·274-20110. 11 em. EOE. am•ll metal building. Call Help Wllllttd. Wllct. Whot on II room houH for S.le 814-2411·9&34 . . opportunity. 3 oPen' territo- · Neigh- Rd. - . rin, Point Pleaunt. 304- worll, lmmedlote pooH>· New Springbrookl 14•70 3 675-1429. oiiln . 112.000. Coli 448· bdrm. goodon tub. all elect.. extra lneulation. Only 4243. 12 Situations n 2.960; 1 4x70 3 bdom. 8 yrt. old, 3 bodrm. 2 botho, garden tub. 2 blithe, extra Wanted femllf room with wood lntuletion, only ·813,4110; 14•111 2 bclrm, prden tub. bunw. Bintlecer-•. 8 11ot ecra with atoc:bd cantor bor, 110,4110; uood Will cooeforth. .lderly in our pond. City w•ter in Racine . 14•70 Vindele. 2 bdrm .. 2 home. LPN CON given. 16 C.R 814-949-21141 . bths, flreploco . 18500.; ~ro. e-'"nca. Colt 81 4; 12x6& Cartified , n•w !192-7314. waoher & dryer 187110.; Owner trlllltfwrod-must 1111 - - - - - - - · l c - buutiful 3 bdr. home. fem · 12•70,Dupleu~ . 115000.; SITUATION WANTED : tty .room hao 20 Fr" dallv.y & nt up. Heve voconcy for elderly windowa for paltoral Gena'o M - homat, lo· .peooon . CoH 992-8022. finiohod double gorogo, firo· caled 2 mi. from ravaneplace, !ergo _ .... 40 ft . wood bridge. Jet. Rt2 • I· 77. 1-304-273-5136. 18 We11ted to Do . Royll a ... Porll. t83.900. '· ·· prlvoc:y ..... 1971 King 12•86 two one =~ ~:z:.al!lil\f. CaM 814· bedroom apartment tAller. Coil 814·992-3438 after 5 Dozer work, ground da1rin1 or 912-8900 before 5 & ..CIVOtilll· $21 por hr. 2 bedroom hof{ll nen pm Langovlle. on 1 acre ground . pm. Call 441· 9138. •19,000. Shown by opTrM wort, pruning. topping pointment only. Call 814- 1 971 Broodmore. 2 bed· room, 12x60. stove, refrig& tolco downo. hedgoo & 742-21141. bulhee tnmmed. Free eati- - - - - - - - l c - erator. c.ntr•l air, gaa hlat, Reducod. nlooo3bdnnhome. underpinning, etep. TV an· motea. Con 448-8078. attic. b•Hment . g1r1g1, tenna . Set up in country ' IOCIItion . option to buy . mobile homo pari< . tiiiiOD. Win do bobyoltting in my home. & dllye 1 week . Have Owner m•v carry. C•ll 992 - Coii614-S92-747\I. ••porionco. Call 814-379- 2617. 1981 Kirkwood. 3 bedroom, 23110. . 1 'II both. Electric with wood 12 fenced .cres. nlrw' bam, 3 -------·lcbedroom hou". 8 lott, stove. t12,900. Coil 814· Wotor wella. driltd & - - outaidl M110n. W.Va. cor- 843-5244. viceet. Free estimMft . C•H poration. Down p~~ymant, - - - - - - - 1080 11 4· 992-15008 or814-742owner will flenco . £ell 304· FOR SALE: 1970 klrtwood 3147. Mobile Ho""' 14X70. Toto! 773-111117otter S pm. __________.:__ 1080 electrii:,two bedroom• and 112 Mopte Pfoce. corner of two bathroome,porche· lHiey St. 2 ·btdrooma.fom · a.outbulld!ng.on 2\'1 acrea. lly room, forge kitchen. Must Lebanon Townahip . oell to aettle ••toto. con 112,000 . Coli 843-5218 oo collectVirginleCraw 1· S91 · 843·5231 . 21 Buaineaa 0442 or 1-431 · 0133. Opportunity 1981 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1 1\ II\ aoaurnable loan. 3 br, 3 both. totol elec. centool air, yeert old, low 50' 1 . 304- microweve. dishw11her, ~ atove, refrig, underpinning. 871-8713 oftoo 4. I NOTICE I redwood porch. 304·875· THE OHIO VALLEV PUS-' USHING CO. oecommonda 4 room & both hou"· 8049. tt.et you do bueinau with •ox,20 lot . 3410 Moaoman people fOU know. ""d NOT Ave. Pt. Pl. 304-675·11401 . 1 983 Schultz limltod Edltion,14•70, 3br.1'1abotha. to . - money through the aU alec . central air, tireptaca. m1il until you haw invnti· 304-4158·11194 or 304· 773· getod the offering. 3:Z Mobile Homes 11417. for Sale SIHI Building doelerallip. To 1978 Tot sur. 12x80. oil opply: WHtcor Mfg . (303) electric. wood deck ond 7&9-3200, oot. 2408. NEW AND USED MOillE underpenning. 304·895· HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 3911 . Wow I s... thla 1od. Eo I'll lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 60% pn>fit telling the No. 1 4 MI. GALLIPOLIS. 12x110. 1972 troll• In Cllf· boouty product· AYON. Cell RT 31.WEST, PHONE 814· 441- ton wlih 12.Z1 add on . On 441-2151. 7274. . lot BOx 100 . Aoklng ttii,OOO.OO . Call Boo . Rouu bualneao ... no lOlling 1 4•70 N- Moon. Ml Johnaon 304· 773 -8140. Involved. Just . collect the 1974 profito from your protected up ronted l.o t with fence, retolllocotlona. Repfoce told atoroge building. exc . • -· 12•110 2-br 1976 Naahuo. good cond. Q81 heat, cantril stod<. Very .. eytomolnteln. Coli 441-71141 avea. olo. l'lef.& ttove. S7. 700. High profit potentlol. 1978 2 bdr. Naohuo, uc. 304-895-3188. tB.?IID. Mlnlmum lmtnt· cond. Coli 441-3243 or ment. Caii.Mr. WHoon 317· 448-01S1 . I _114_7_·_84_8_3_ . ----o· Farms for Sele Own your own Jeen - 1 4•70 totol electric. 3 bclr.. 33 1 1\ bilth, good cond. Coli ----1~. Ladles A _ . •. 814-448·01711. 46 ocrea. houao. 4 bed · Combindion, •caalaar'-. IMp Bin aton. N!lllonel 1878 noahuo mobile ho,. room1. baHment. 2 ltory gerage, 3 bulldingo and brendo; Jorcleche. Chic. Lee. L'wl, Vo~lt. laod, Ea· Ill aloctrlc. 2 bdr. Coli bern., Fenced. v. mila off 448·0111 or 441·3242 Waterloo Road, Kermit prlt, lltltUnlo, Cahttn Klein. Seover. 304·45i-11148 . 111rt1o E..., p;. . -. -·-······ · ~---···~---·····--·· = COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . leda. ioon. Business Senices 21 ........._ _....,.._ _ GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS ....... 985-3813 • I 985-3837 &4 Mlsc. Merchendi.- in ______ :10.----22.----.I.-------5 ===== ·----1-----...;... G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES IJ.I.tft .Phillie , "We ~enf , , '"•" Also Transmission GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7&83 or 992-2282 Clltryl LIIIIIJ, 1. _ _ _;.__ _ CALL 446-4522 Collmtrcill, lesidtnlill ·&. Industrial All Work Guar1ntHti ro'rt 10 lllp County Anocilte 2. _ _ _ _ __ CAR REPAIR RttiiOdtlln& lniii'IIICt Wort Cul~fOl' lldp. Rootilll · Aluminum & ViiiYf Sidinp 16 v.... Experi-· ' Public Notice •' ___ RENT Pupplea Gennon lhepherd • Collie, 2 boyt. 2 girt,. Coli 81 4 -241·11112 or81 4-24118838 · · d ,...,, · .c P1rt •-..r .,. ......,.1• pupp,.a. 1 24 Cellll 4- 11·11813. Cattandalookltt-to:ood home. C..l 81 4 •211• · II 28 · -:-:-~----- 1080 Holf bleak Lebredor 'Retrlev.- lllld haH o....,.n Shepherd pupa 10 home. Coli 1114) - •• 7 - 3 .II ' Good tea-' bo c "· x apringa. 4 87 30 • .11·11° 19, 1 4 0 9 Ka· nawho St., Pt. Pit. . Concrete oho- bonorn, •7• ft pho ne 304·v ,.. 1438 1 • 4 :30pm. Jolly meldng crib opploa "" for· the picking, 304 • 8711·22e7. PH. 949-2320 - Phon•'--------~~--~~ c I far c:tent Brown tit• stripe • whlto cot. Very lrfendly, llkea Indoors, a m 0 a. 878· 281111. OivNwey Jjm Mink Chev.-Oidotnc . Ill Bone Johnocin - -- 448· 31172 - 3-5-Hc /• 17 .-----.........: II. ·. 19, _..;..._ _ __ Or,992~5875 · . 7/19/1 mo. pel. '=• AddNt~~--~~~--~­ I IAmiuncement 4 L • RQUSH ' CONSTRUCTION Nam•'------~~~~--~-­ IIWanled I IFars.Je -our new Tri·Chem Craft cotlloe. L..m h - you can earn fro• tlfta . call 111411111· 3378. & Commercial . St. lt. 160 (;alllpelia, ll1w Ho--btensiH Public Notice · ., l.J·SAVE · AUTO RENTAL Licensed Clinic11 Audioloalst FamUy members said Moilday they 4k!D't elCI)eCt ~··widow, ; CI II 742- 3195 992·21.98 LISA II, KOCH, M.S. f urniCts rep11r ltrvicuncl inltailltion. Re.sidenlill •Mldclleport. Ohl• · ,_,...,, Computerlrlll H11rlna Aid Selection Swill Molds • lntarpretina Serlicn been!lxed. nelda PAT HILL fORD FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS at a busiJllllam8ll. 1 No one oo the train was hurt. _ The Empire Builder was en route from Chicago to Seattle, said Corky Derby, a spokeswoman tor the Flathead OJunty Sllerlffs Office. The collision occurredat9: tsp.m. Monday In the VeMlle area on the west side of this ncrthwl5tern Montana community of 3,100 people. According to Ms. Derby, lllree wlltleSIIE'S saw the gates lowered at the .railroad crossing and the warning lights flashing, but the car Wl'llt around the gates and was struck by the train. BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985·3837 TROMM EXCAVAliNG· ;m;:l'"'" Public Notice Help ·Wantod: FuR or pert· and Mason .,.... Aewerd. !1~ · John Longsworth, Lawrence Klein. Amtrak crash FREE ESTIMATES Richard Burton will Ill! held Saturday In this t1ny South Wales Sally Hay, or anyothlstonnerwlves vtl1age where be was bom !18 .years to attend Saturday's memorial aemce here. He was marrled ave ago, hls~lat!Yes say. BurtQn, who died ot a brain · tiplell, twice to Elizabeth Taylor. Burton was bom here as Richard hemorTbage Sw¥lay In Switzerland, regularly visited Pontrbydfen, Jenkins onNov.l0,1925, the l2tbol13 where seYI!ral ol·biB cloae relaiM!s children ot biB coalmlntrfathel' and stW llve, even during the heliht ot bannald mother. His motller died when he was 2and hewu ndmi by hiS celeb! lty. Tile memorilll seN!ce, to be held biB aunt until he came under the two days after his fllneraland burial spell otPhlllp Burton. a teacherwoo at the ~ ~ ot Cellgny, detected the youth's acting · where he lived tor28 years, WID take potential. Burton's slater. Mrs. Hllda Owen, pljlce at Pontrb,ydfen's Bethel '56, said Sunday that the acllr had Welsh Baptist Chapel. wanted to be bul'led· In biB native other memorial services 81'1! village, but Burton's agent, Valerie p1aniled In lmdDa, New York and Las AJIIII!(es but no dates have solar I)M!il•s. said this was Incorrect. -..-·-0- Dtscharged..adessa Kruskamp, 6:01a.m. Syrncuse to John's St. for 6:01 p.m. for Jasper ~tter. to lola Damewood to Veterans Veterans Memorial; Tuppers Memorial. PlainS at 7: ITT p.m. for Della Monday calls Included 10: c.! a.m., Sanders, toCamden-ClarkHospltal, Rutland to anautollreatCook'sGap Parla!rsburg; PmlellJY at 8 p.m. to Hill; 10: 12 a.m., Tuppers Plains; P001emy Pike for Karen Douglas auto accident on Eagle Ridge to and Charles Ca!Qe, Injured In auto treat Michelle Holley, no transpor- accident, no transportation retation; Middleport, 12:57 p.m. to .qulred; Mkidleport at 8: 35 p.m. to Route7forBobbyKubn,toVeterans Vinegar Road for Marion Eldabaja, Memorial; Rutland.at 1:15 p.m. to to VeteransMemorllll. Meigs Mine~ for BW Nottingham, to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 2:43 p.m. to Leading Creek for I Esta DeLong to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 6: lll p.m. to Fisher st. for Pearl Puulln, to two Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES '~""'--··· ' 11 Help Wanted -::;:::::r::::::=~;:::::::::::::::::=~rr==;;;:;:;;::=~l!~~~;;;d~;~; ..~e•...,.o ... tor Com· aeroh r SWEEPER end aewlng ma· time Covenlof Jewelry .opi ... TOR R chine .N pelr, . peril, ond peny. Eom more pert· limo R,. "' · auppllet. Plclc up ond thon mony ..rn fuU time( THE SERVICE ELECTRIC delivory, Dovla Vocuum G - Income. No t,...af. CIH-. one hoH mile up . mont. flexible tchoduto • DITCHING W• can repa Iran d rt· SERVICE Goore•• Creole Rd. CaU ma_n ogoment poaalbllltlea. cor• radtators and 81 4·44e-0294. Prt111 1111d oworda tn oecog· SERVICE hutil' cores. Wt can For all your wlrlna · -lc- nlttoro of ochl.... mento. The Sentinel . Admitted-Reannte WeDs, Reedsvllle; Bobby Kuhn, Cheshire; Pearl Poolln, Pomeroy. ~f~J 6 calls keep squads busy ,.. B.usiness Services • Vetei'IUIII Memorial ,. "CoWICII also discussed ways of • ~neratlng more revenue. One way mentioned was to raise parldng • meterllnesfrom$lto$2andfrom$2 ·:·fo$5. .;··;' .\. method of saving money .diScussed last night is was 10 solicit ••g\ISoune prices to get the lowest · .Price possible: , • Young said several large rocks ;· from the wall along the parking lot . ... Splrko ~· times betwl!ell Oct. 31, 1982 and Mareh 1983, Inducted him Into the federal wltneu potectlon pll)il'am and moved him to a Kanaaa pr1J0n. but backed out on the bllrgaln they aUegedly JII'QI1IIsed and sent Ms. Smllll to jail, theclefellll! attorney said. Splrko, lbe nine male and three female juron Wl!'l'll taken \0 the Eliln poet omce, the lleld wilere Mrs. Moltlnger's body was found and the nearby trailer before the _'}?~~-=~ Hudnall, Middleport, are asking for $:6.~ for penonaJ Injuries and mediCal expenses In a suit against Roger Reynolds and James Reymlds, both of Middleport. (Continued from page 1) ~ Burton memorial sen;ice set . Acconllng to an entry filed In MelgsCoontyCCitllmiiPieasCourt shOCk probation has been granted to Karen Wise. Her jail ~tence has been suspended and shenas been placed on probation for a per:kii of live years. Larry Comett. and Jacqueline ' ............ ~ barpln lor !hem. Mctll!IU'Y said. Polt.al inlpectol'l inter'VII!Md -Pent Shock probation granted by court ' .... ... Mrs. Mottln&t'r's death to win a But Van WertC®lltyPrQI!!clltor Stephl!n keister told juron that Splrllo·s · deici~ of lbe canvas sheet, Mil!, Motttnaer'• attlft, and ."beMtly behav~·" and aexual assaults to which slle•'l pdlyWBII sqbjected befon! her death could be madl! only by at1r1M1and WlbleU to her death. In Interviews with poatal!nveetl· gators who a YNl' lnYeslipt· !IIi the crirrle, Splrllo repelltedly Indicated he llld beellatraldotbelni ldenl\fted by Mrs. Motlt:!p!t. Ke!A· ter said. Splrko al8o reportedly has braued tootherprilollllllnatetthat he ldlled her, the proeecutor 18111. It was after Splrko and biB glrlfrlelld, . Lou 'Ann Smith. were !lldlcted In an Ulll'elatedcaae that he decided to use rhat he knew about ger' s clisappearaDce. Spirlco rodetothetrallerPIU'IIwlth the II'WP In a dark brown car, the detensl:! attorney said, a car he claims two eyewt~ saw 8bDrtly after Mrs. MQttlnaler' s Vernal (Shorty} Caldwell Jr., 63, of TroY. fonnerly of Middleport. died Monday after a long IDDess. Mr. Caldwell was a gradua~ of P<meroy HJgh School In 1939. He retired In JaniiiiiY fro!n ibe St. port; two grandsons and two Regis Paper Company. granddaughters; several illeces Hewas born In Middleport a son of imd hephews. the late Luther v. and Veigle Angel He was preceeded In death by Ills Caldwell. parents and an Infant SOIL Survivors Include his wife, Funeral services .~ be held at Vlckle; a son and daughter:ln·law, 1: JOp.m. WedneSday at theChaogy, James and GaylaCaldwellotTroy; Fisher and Crow Funeral Home In two daughters and sons-ln·law, · Troy. MarCia and Gazy Pearsoo of Troy ... . ......... .. . Ohio Area deaths ""' ....... _,---" -.Additional . . Trial underway in,postmistress' murder kidnapping trial. calls were answered by local units Monday and TUesday ::-1110rn1ng, the Meigs County Emer:1 ~ Medical Services reports. · Tuesday morning calls Included Middleport at 12:45 a.m. to apart· ... ~t2overtheFrlendlyTavernfor Richard Freely, no transportation - needed; 2:33a.m.,SyracusetoFlfth. --81. for Orts Hubbard, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 4: 59 a.m., -Racine to Letart Falls tor Ebner ,.,. Pickens, to Veterans Memorlmal; ' Ohio Roller skat~g has .ups, downs ~ Sixteen . .. . ... - ...... Po-m&;c;;; • ,-' Middleport: , & Vicinity ~.. ::, .. ···-·--·······---·-- - ·--~~· -- - .. I Big yerd Ale August 8,1, :W. 10. Bulde Poll Office In Tuppero Plolnt. Roln caofil1t . · 9to1. : ... 1 Auguat 8, 9. a. 10th. :Twrn off lauool Cliff Rd . ._,o WI- Cr- Rd. lith I(.,Yu on left. • ·~· '. ·"· Larto Vood Sole: FiorillO.. Sldf!era rlilfdonce, Rt.•.33 Dor,.,ln. Aug . 7 throifcih , A~ . 10. -• • . . Verd hie: Aug. 8,8,10; ~8 Condoo St.. behind ~-­ mork. Pomeror . ·1 iJ:ile5 :.0 0. . • -=;~;-;~~;o: 10$1 '! from 9 :00-lhot. . St .• MiddleP,o~. cancela. Aaaort&d itfllnl . ~ , . ----~----- 101!,0 Big yord oale Thurocfoy and Frldoy. Lot a o! mite."""· N- Uma Rd .,Rutlend.Jiialn c.mclla. .·. ;aJo 283 &.Fifth Ave.,MkNti port. Vortty of ltema; trapa. clothing. mlac. I · 8th and 9th . • .. .•. ••' ~: . ·--- -----·- .. ·- ---- ·-----· ~ Pt Pleeun~ "" ) . & Vicinity :. iI •.:========+======~~ doll-. 1•• ---------------· -------lc- . 2 ••c. v-. 0,. C-m•. OrgonlcaflyMemloen Grown, cone. Heolthtex, 700 Othera . t7.800 to U4.000. lnwntory. • - · trelnlng. · flotu-. t<*nd openlnf. etc . C.n 111 doyt. Mr. Loughlin CS12188S··IIIB . ..... 1982 Cleyton. 14~70, 2 bodrooma, 2 betht. dlahwoaher....- . ceiling fson, fiNplaca. mlcrDWIWI. 01111· trol til. concrete atept and undorpennlnga, 304· 773· 11110. 35 Lots a. Ac,.age Lot foo aele or r1111t. 1.8 ocroo, will. oeptlc tonk. po-• 'ond tolophone. 304178-7711 . 3& Lots S. Acreage::; • .,' Lo:t lor Nil In Mercerv~3 trollar hookupa, eloctri8. ou· ral w•t•r, 1eptic taM. U.OOO. Call 114-2lf· 8818 ' "' 0 ... ~ ~ Homoa~• in Clooovlew ~~­ . etes. all utHJti.. lncludl~~ Hwer, no money down. Cell S1 4·218·12.11 otter III'MJ . ' In Northup on Cone•"!• Street. No reatrlcttonc; •I'· -ox. 130ft. frontoge. ~~II 448-34811. . • ~ ApprOK. ISY2 'ICfH, +levtil llnct with frontaga oh two rl0d1, e.:c. for building. mini-farm, al utHtiiS Marby In old 1110 near Porter. 19.000. Coli 114-~88 S801 . . By owner. 30 acrea . L.ton .-,.e with mobile home and unfinlahed houu. M'ioilo offer. 104-1196-6428. · ' E~luird Choptl Roed , 304·67'61923. . . ,. , 16 acr•• or IHI, Two loti for 11le. ~for ' lnformotion 304· 81&6889. . ., Rentals '" ' 41 Houses for Rent ' - - -- - - -- -3 a. 4 BR houooo. 8176 to 8450. Cell 304-876-6104 or 304-876-11388. • WiHman 's have rental.:· 3 bdr trailer 6 mifee frHni hoapltol 1225 mo .. no ch•ld, ... or peto. 3 bdr. plua full beument home, nic. 1008tion on lob McCor~k 8300 mo.. no childrlri 'o; pets.' 6 bdr. home In tOWn,_ 1326 mo. 4 bdr. home· very clooo to town U211 mo.. 3 bdr. home in Addiaon racentlr remodeled t260 "'o. Avolloblo Aug. 16th. aecurity dapoait a. referenl'!'• required on al,l rentele. W{ieman Re•l Eetate Agency. ··.! Call 446-3843. 4 bdr. lpaCiOUI living r.oOm & kitch on 5 acre• with pine, Rt . 180 Vinton. Colt '44111372. .. Unfurniahed 8 room ho~... 1 Yz bath. fumlcl. 11orm windowe. garage. No pete. Ref • Dopooit. Call 8.14· t. 448-21543 . v•• GOod clean houae et Addison. 3 bdr .• cent air. Call 814·448-0175. 5 Aoom Homo In GollipOdo. 2Br, 1 bath. LR. DR . K. •ex. tocetion on quiet atrHt. ond Depooit Required. C:all .Richord Cortor 448· 13')0 ofter 1:00 pm. ,.If_ .. 3 bdrm home for r8i'lt, unfurnlohod, on 1 B ec-. fr.. "'" hilt. locetod on Rt.33 ot N.Melgo Co. line. U&O . mth. ·Coil 814· 283· 2323 . 2 bodroom coneee. OOPd location. 1188.00 plua dlpoatt. Cel fo)o oppeintment only 11:00·8 :00 . 304·•1:11· 71134 . .. ' 3 houaet for r11nt ond bor for Nle or leoae with qptlon ,to buy. 304-773-111111. . �.. 7. 1984 Page 8- The 4l .Houses for Tuutlay, August 7. 1984 Pomeroy- Midd'nport. Ohio Sentinel 64 Miec. Merchandisa Rent 68 Pets for Sele KIT 'N'CMLYU ®It, '-r Wlltlhl 81 Television Viewing . 8/7/84 ~ • H • a Horn• lrnprovementt 'vinyl eidlno. roofing, room addition, storm windowe. atone. Coli 8t4· 387·0409 or 8t4· 317· 7244. "" ... .. .._ 1:00 • -.... ~ 1200 mo. plus utllitleo • depoait. Coli 814· 992 · 7680. - - - - - : --:-:-::. 1080 Trailer on the river In Middle· port. 2 bodrooma. utilities Included. Coli 992· 6949 or 992·9903. Aportment In Pomeroy. 3 rooms ·6 both. Coli lt4· _9_9 _2--6-82_t_.______~~ t end 2 bedroom• furniohod opertmento. CaM 992·11434. 992·69t4, or (304)882· 2588. APARTMENTS . mobile 12x60 Ashton-Upland Rd. hornet, houaea. Pt. PleaNnt t125 month plua depo1k. ond Gollipollo. 6t4· 448· . 304-676:4088. ' 822t . 2 bedroom trail•. beth S. Y:t. -;;--r-:-:-:---:-:--:-- Apartment for Rant ~ A. iet of Aemirrglon Model 1 4t rlflft, t2 ft. •lumn boot, 304· 773-11665. 1 1 Nice 1 end 2 bedroom unfurniahed . apartnieintl. 304· 1176· 2218 before 6 p.m. Ueed livingroom euite & queen aile bedding . Corbin · • Snyder Furniture. C1ll 441· t17t . Broyhill dining room suite .and 11 piece family room IUitl. Cali 448· 71184. Excel· lent condition. See 1 mile out county rood No. 8, Coritorvlila In yellow houoe. -..Ice. Goit Club Irons 2·9. 304. 176·1104. -----~---- t812 Ford. Exp.. 4 op .. AM~ FM . 13798. 118t dr. C'-tto 4 opel., locllo. UIBO . ..... n'a Auto ·Boloa,lull- Ad, illl,olla. Oh. 0 - tM dorl<. oil 441· 4782. a Cil_CD . 'IIWTrok ......... C!l •• 1 :30 'I I NliC tor. both if' good condition. no .oo eoch , 304· 175· ~030, 9·4. . '\ 19711 ford G...n..t- lutO., 118t Hondo 7110 cuatom. like-· podded olooy bo•. 2 lrelmato. 2.100 mi .. 11.710. Colll14-317·0384. Remodeling, 1idlng, inetal· " ' ll"g end repairing fireplace s. : li"'uleted brick end ltUCCO, Pl. lay! .. ............. gooil wortt cor. loto of porto, ., .ooo. .Coli 11 ,..,••. .1334 ottor IPM. Nice 18 hp Soors 1-n troctor. 42 In mo- · goo tonk. t76q.oo. Phone 304·176· 4111t . reor 62 Wanted to Buy 1'--------- Newly remodeled 2 bdr., 63 light houoo keeping kitchen. control . and Radio rooms. Perk Central Hot.:t. 62 ' ca. 66 Pats for S11le · oir 1260. 82t 'Ia Second Coli 6t4-446-0758. · Equipment Avo., Gollipolio. Coli 4462t~8 . Stooping room lt26, utili· HILLCREST KENNELS tlea paid. Share both. male 2 bllr. lpt. newly decorated. only. Range & rofrig. 9t9 Boee 901 aerin 4 apuker~:, Boarding 111 breec:la. Heated •eo to 8145 par mo. utiltiea 2nd. Ave.. Golllpqllo. Coli Nokonichi 100 otrlll indoor· outdoor facilitiea . ca•aette . deck, pre · ~mp, ·.AKC Doberman puppleo: part. pol d. Coll676·5 I 04 or 448·4416 after 9 PM. pqwer amp, tuner. Burwen Stud Service. Clll8t4-4411· 176-5386. • noise reduction unit. •1.1100 7795. " flrm . Serioua caliers only Nicily furnished mob ile 46 Space for Rant 8t4-379·2444. home In cttv. CA, 1 or 2 Briarpatch Kttnnels Profeaadl!llo only, no pets. Call liOnal All-breed grooming. 4411<0338 . lnsloor·outdoor boarding fo· cHitioo. Pick up ond dlllvery Furn ished apt. 2 bdr. 1138Ya oorvico. English Cocker Sp•· 2nd,, GallipoHo. •185 water niol puppies. Coll814-388· paicf.. Call 446·4416 after 9790. 9PM. 64 Misc. Merchandise Dragonwynd CaHery Ken· Furnished apt. 1 bdr .. 8225. 47 Wanta~ to Rant nolo . AKC Chow puppies. utiltloo poid. adults. 920 4th Siamese kitten•. new Iitten Ear com. Lowierrco Burdell. AVo .. Gallipolis. Coli 446· · Knauff firewood Reduc.d CFA Himelayan 1nd Perai1n cal 8t4-246-llt81·. 2 · 3 bedroom houM within P<i- thru July '31st. Ho.. kittens. CoH lt4·146· 3844 4418 oftor 9PM . walking distance of down- your own Haaoned wood oftar • . Good mixed hoy In boon, Upetairs furnished apt., 4 town. WNI poy top rent; this winter. 8t4·2&6·11245. •t.IIO boll. 304-176-4100 roomo 6 bath. 1 or 2 adulto. Excellent re.ferenCea. C1ll Jock's Tropicol Fish 6 Pet or 304·882·3;129. no .Polo. Coli 446·0444 614·268· 6628. Umeotona. Send. Grovel . Shop. Bolt. Evergreon, Oh. before &PM. Delivered in M-n. Meigs. Coli 446 · 0t98. Retlil· ()aUla or pick up It RiCherd• \VhoiOIIIe. llrgeot lllectlon Tro~ll\1111 t.ilr''' Men:hc. nii iSP Completely furniahed all 6 Son. CoH 441· 77811. of porokooto. llncho. om, electric, 2 bdr. apt .. 468 animal•. freshwater , aalt· Second Ave., adult1, refer· Plaatlc cifternl 1t1te IP· water fiah in 20 mi . rediua. ences. t226 ~o . plua •ecurproved, pll!latic septic t1nka, Su.p er Summer Spec' a- 71 Autos for Sale 61 Household Goods plastic culvert. matol cul- golden hemltera 2 for ity dop . Coli 446· 2236 or 448·2581 . verts. RON EVANS ENTER· • 1 . 1 0. fency hameten 2 for PRISE&. Jackson, Oh 814· •1 .99, teddy boar U.89 Furnished apt., 2 rooms & 281· 6930. eo .. Angoro .4.60 eo .. AI· TOP SWAIN poid forSmith model CASH uoed cars. bath. clean, nO pete. adulte AUCTION 6 FURNITURE bino homot!H'I •3.99, gor· 8uick· Pomioc. t9tt Elot· only Depo•it & ·reference· 82 Olivo St .. Gallipolis . N- For oele fill dirt, and top 1011. bilo blk . •1 .99 eo. brn. om Avo.. Golllpollo. Coli required . Call 814-446.· & uud wood &: coal stovea, Coli Coll ·814· 25&-t427. t1 .99. Albino t3.99 eo .. 814-441·2282 . 1519. Gulneo pig's SH 13.99,l.H . 6 piece wood Nving room auite with e inch flit arms For Sale- Zenith Coneole 16.99, boby Porokeet ' o t978 Coupr. PS. PB, PW, 1 bodr. opt. luml,hed. •100 *399, bunk beda complete Stereo. uMd very little, C01t Amore . t7.99 ••· Engbh AC. cruiiO. AM· FM. GM mo. . moat utilities fur · with bunkie• • 1 99, 2 piece •eoo. wHioell for uoo. Clli •t4.95. Comat goldfish II· mago. Muot •II. Coli 448· niahecf. · Retired woman or antron livingroom auites 8t4·4•6·7383. •t .OD-20% off oil oquori· 0219. retired couple. Call 448· uml. Spociol 011d"o Sot. Aug. t4t4. other •so. maple pruned • . lawn re- 11 . hra. t OAM· BPM. Mon.· Approo. 200 late morlelcoro •t99. recliner~ omron reclinero dinette aetl $179, box retaining walla, Sot. Sun. 2PM· 8PM . · for porto. t877 Dodge 2 BA, water, Hwer, tr11h patios, buk aprlngs & mattreu twin or pickup paid. Honeyouckle full •1 00 lit Nguler-firm mulch & 11Wdu1t. Contact AKC Dobormon tomole pup· - r wagon with hoi'"" 440 wrecker Ired. Callllt4· Hilla. .Mt. Zion Ad. Rent et20. maple dinono choirs Bruce Dovloion. Coli 1114· pies. 9 w-• old. Toils 2BI· IIi22. storto $205.00. Equal Houo· U&. wooh otando U4. 2116-1427. docked. wormed. •ao.oo. ing Opportunity. Call 446· Coli 378· 2794. maple rockere • 59, 7 piece 1989 VW folr cond. Coli 3344 or 446-tt34 chrome dinette aet *149, 5 lodroom oulto. dining tobla 448·8247. place dlneno oat •99. used 6 choiro. SMith 6 Wouon AKC Booton Terrierfomole9 Deluxe efficiency apt . bedroom euitea. refrigera- 367 model 28. tuned action mo. old. very nice. Sorlouo t173 Muot- Ford Foot· Carpet throughout furtor~, rangea. chen. drnHre, 6 torget ·grip. omlth 6 Inquires only: Coli 441· bock. 361 Cle~onglne. nished.' I adult, tt76 mo . wringer wether•. yy•·a, dry· Worioon 1000-t2 puge, 4472. Coli oftar IPM, 6t4·387· c!ep. 6 ref. req. Coli 448· 7488. ero, lo ohoeo. Coll'1 t 4· 448· modified borrtl · oloo with 4607 or 4411-2802 . 3t69. door borrwi ond Fronklln Dobermon pupa. Regis· 1·-:-=:-::::--:------: woodbumer. CoM 8t4-388· tared. oholo. & toils docked. t978 Plytriouth v - . 2 Smell fumiohed. eduho only . Call 448·0338 . 98tt . Coli 61 4-992-731!8. ?'.hn·:":"..t. 78 M. Co~o 'hlgh M.L. fair AKC mlnoture Schnou1er. lulovllle Ad. Golllp..o, Oh. Aiverolda Apto. Middleport. cond. •aoo. 79 Hondo XL mole, house broken. 304· Opoor til ,dartt. CoiJ , 448· Special roteo for Senior t86S good cond. •uo. go 773-llt26. 4782. Citizono. lt30. Equol Houo· cart II HP TecumHy eng.' --=-~---lng Opportunitfel . 614· UOO. dinette oat 4 pod. WANTED FEMALE Do· t978 Uncoln ·-contlnontol 992-7721 . choirs X·leof- •••· .cond. ohund puppy. 304· 886· """· cond. Cell 441·3824. •ao. bunk bodo -••oe 3B11. ' • Newly remodeled ~ bed· ondo eac. cond . complete t972 Muotong ' Ii-I. 30,2 room, equipped kitchen. 1160. oterwo console 60 Beoutiful, cuddly. AKC reg. orrto .. rodlo, -vtoodcond. 1226. Deposit required. Coli won good co,.d: AM·FM Poodle pupplae, 7 wt old. Coli 44&-1328. 6t4·992·53t9 or 992 · Soero2000wonGen.· 304-676-138t. 2816 . olt 1260. 77 M. Co~o- "7;;;S";;;d~;;i;;;jii((;';;;i; 19118 Ply-h Bel milo · e•c . cond (firm) For9tud rlfl'll·'l2 ' dr. hordtop, 311 ou.ln.. Newly redecoroted. t .bod· U ;OOO. Call 114· 379· tared toy Poodle. ·;su•4· 1"D· tolr cond .. •4110. Coli 44&rooin. portloiiY furnished . 2ttt . 636t. 861B. . $226 . Dopoolt required. Coli 614·992· 53t9 or 992 · 28t5 . 1S71 Hondo 7110 four, felr cond: •110.00. 304·1176· 3309. tv. 76 8o.taand Motors for Sale 1873 Corrovelle. 1B ft. t40 HP. 1·0. drive on trailer. .3,300. Clll 441·2240. For 1111 1912 1 il ft. Duo, 1172 135 HP MWcury oac. cond . 11.600. Clll 448· 4171. . Ebb Tide Bon Boot. 10 HP; Evln Rude Tr"'. motor. deplh finder. ~ 2 011. tonk. bltterY. S2260. CoM 114-241-1118. 1880 Flat XII. 31,000 t8Yr ft. 1· 0 Chevy engina mil... AM·FM II&IIIU.. 30 140 ' HP , good cond .. '!'JIP• II lpoed. U ,OOO.OO. U,400 . · Coli 114·246· ;504· 878·1711 or 304·1711· 8Bt8. . 3111.2. - - - - - - - - : - - - 1080 Smell cabin cnriMr. Ill fiber glen, IIJ!ng bridge, 16 hp t948 Ford ·CoUpe, 10.000 Mercury. treller. electric miloa. tt.IOO . OO. 304· wench . CC!mPI•t• for 11711·31134. ' •11110. Conbo-ot1100 E. M•ln 8t. Pomeroy or cell 982·7034. lato~~~~~~g~~~:J outboard, 1177 Al'*-lt. 10304· hp with troller. •99.~-~~~~~~~~£ •. =~:,: •n. Fumlohed 1 6 2 bedroom epertmenta. Middleport . Aduho, no """· security dapoolt . Coli llt4·992 · 3874. ' ' Villoge Monor Apta.. Mfd· dloport. (E .H.O . ) h11 1 bodrm' opts. torrent. the rent otono ot UOt o month thot includu ell utlitiea. ptu1 a UOO security deposit Is required. Wo juot laid n carpet In them 6 · they' re located nur 1 doctor~• offlco • oh-lng oreoo. Coli 1114-982-7787. N- 1 bedroom opto. In Middleport. Furnished or unfurnlohed.Cift &t4-892· 6304. I) .__ ____ Portioliy furnished oport· mont In Gollipollo. lowWr 3rd A_,ue, 21iedroomo. pllone ..__ 1411. _...._ 30+&71· I::!:: v-. 1974 N.,.. nice corrd; col 1ft• 304·171·2128. 72 Truck.1 for Sale 171· 13"' . 171· 4437. 17 ft. Creolll-. til 10. lotloatroa. claon boot. 304· 1711·1281. ' 1111. Glao"!!at• boottnHor•• til hp lnbolrd ond outbolrd. 304-81&-38tll. Truck Toppers. Mwt - · diHoront coloro. John' Star Croft otumn 14 ft. V Auto 8llea. Bullvjlle Ad. ....,,., 71'1 hp motor. ooro, Golllpollo. Oh. Opoor til darll. · life joclllt, good lhopo. eon 441·4782. ·· 2ooa 8lroro at .. '1113 Chevy S·10 IeNig Ired. ·-1411. PIMMnt. 304-1711- noo.oo. -;:;::::;==;:::::::=== 4 ayl .. 4 opd .. AM· FM.lt!pplr, fHtar¥ - · -: rentv. •1.891 . ..lohn'o Auto 78 . AUio Parts loin. lu...,.lld, OoltiJoo. • Acctllsorlas lis. Dh. 0 - 111 dartt. Clll 448'·4782. = . tl78 Chevy th!CIIt ,. ton. I ft. ttrrcll toppoo for otep· ~iici:." 't.,.t'·ft't.l;t'"~n=4~-~·;:17:11:.~00~.:3:0:4:·1:7=11· 317·7231. Motorl Homel · 11711DOdgeV.tPU'!'Itlr01!P •2.110. Wood Ired .,_ 110. Colllt4-:171-2712. P7B(I-A~-UIINE81. HaiVY Duty Ill t~~n v.• ,.y, Chevy plak up th!CIIt lnd - -· Llo DOl" 221 .......,. ............ Vory nice' oond. ClllfW 1:00PM · 304·67&-2121. · • Campen BURDETTE CAMPER ·BALli • IIIIVICI. Open dolly I to 1:30. Bot. I to 4. Clooed 8undoy. U.S . At. 10. Coolville, Oh 114· II 7 • 3388. 1010 GOOD USED APPUANCEI Woohera. dryora. refrl..,l· Boch trum,.e •ea. Mople 1104 en. Hone! mode tara. ........ 8111111• Ap- pN.-o, UpPer A...... Ad. qulho "I-"•Dru'\'bnide ltona C1'N1 Motel. Stl. Oloaa ! W p l - 111. c~n 114-112-UU. lt4-4411· 7311 . = FOil IALI:1171 .o~.!~••l Motdr H-.20.000 ;;J·2 81 Used Furniture .. Upright lreezor, dryers, ond TV'a. 3 miles out BulovMie Ad. Open 1om to 8pm. Mon. thru Fri .. 1om tolpm, lot. 1 .1 4·441·0322 'tal IS 1\£ MIITEil a: all ~. J, o-lon. . •............ Home lmprovemante ~~· :J.NTING• .ln. . lar 8nd u · , ..,.. :Ilks• I'Miitt. _ . ,... ,,._ 20 yta. -... 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J ., ( .....- .. • lcJucl. mouth patient who heo no . '· . .... -.. -.. ' . ' ,, ' ..... ' .. in till (80 "*'·' . l, (J)700a.. Wr.tellt,.,., ~ (ft) 'llabuus: A Till ' · IIIIo I' 'Americe'a &.Tty (1954- UHI7i.' The Viet· 00119. the North leoders end the Anwican priOOnero of dioaroo their .........'livu ol the v- vto-. ·-·· ....... w • . IRI ~ min.l ICioM!I Copduiooc!J ta:oo• (J) · 1D ........... qood·1 E.IICI!IVIting. baae· menta, footera, drlvewaya. ooptlc tonko. landscaping. ' Coli onytlme 8-t4-446· : 41137. Jomool. Dovioon. Jr. .... .........,.!(liOn .... ....... .. .' ' who io trying to k• the otoroin 1 tllowiliorr proollction 11Udio. till (80 try 0W"1", CllR l>ellrA (II) Neu a ttda 10:11 (J). had ...... 10:30 (J) Clirlollillir Cltldren'o Fund ()) MOVIE: "The Loot J .A.A .Conotruction Co.Ru· , ilond, Oh,lt4· 742·2903; Ba.ementa. Footera, Con· crete work. Beckhoe'a, Oozer & Oltcher, Dump truck•. • water·gls-sewer· llect~colllnoo. ' ew ••,..... 1Hl ~ a,. ol M *"Ill ACROI!IS 'I!> II Medie¥11 cloth U F11110111 film critic terilticl 8nd dienWIH ioua evoMionlry Vlt~ ieo. (f) MOYIE: 'AI!;IItw . . II: The P n'aa· (J) ,.._._ Llfl (!)Sport C1CD Nnn/8port8/W....., . BARNEY ·- 2Z Three II'L"o Mornonto poo•rto higllllglns of Super Bowl "VII" f8lturing ztlllnglet • UAnrd Iii Steak theMilmi~rsvo. the (I) .... 10 hlndgrrna - lllowo o doeth end poln. R (80 min.l MOVIE: -· r • • JIMI WATER SERVICE . ' Coli Jim llnlor. 304-171· < 7317. • Molllle Homo Ownot need general oerv~. underpin .. ...... ldd ono; t 0 yrw. •xp. ,. Ca1T441-1121. . _.......\;d 1111110 mln.l 1 2 : 4 1 ; = : - . ; : : ... 1 :00 1 :tl - 1 :30 I MLtW.tc.l MOVIE: 'A Rslntlurr "',_, 1'-TitMIIob ~Oil I'll"" - · Cll C. Am • q Covor- 2 :00 (J) 111• alt PIIINr ... ., .... ....,._11 =· UphQietery TAl STATe , •• UPHOLBTIIIY *IIOP • • ~ 1t1J lie. Avil .• Glillpollo: 11&-44&-7133 orlt4· 441- • 1833. • ()) Columbo 'The Moot ~GirM."Theflllnllll< 4ed fnw!l llriNd. ..· ~=·::;: ;i; 2:11 2 :30 r ., I!ICIIIN 111-- News MOVII: 'T'-Iunt4wa· Llfl "' -IIIIey PeoPle find valley _reecllng u Narrow :n ~ .. • ' l 1 ..•"' • • - 1\J .. ~ · -' -- ~· · .... . .. ; ~ ' t:.-+-+-+- • • . ' < , ,: , I . • ..1 ' 1 ' ~ ,., ...... •• " I certain . - , .. ,; '· ' I ' DAILYCR~ - IIere'•llftta wort it: XXIII Ol.,mplt I ~ ncmadic . 3t Miner's lnbdiz oen- "' tho - olo bolketblllteim _ . hio at& bCWic uwy to pnMde ... ......... rnurdoro the (II 11 - Colwnbo river U ~le 1'1 Affliction 2Z Eut zt Musbroom Indian • C«•~ boat of cereal a Of a 11 Indite at Gibbon JSFinewool · 31 Plluaob II Cut . (I) • u Squirrel u EnaUsh place 'U.F.O. ; : • c " Cbances u Require machine ..,. . Yestenlay'aAnneJ: 31 Cheer (I) ..... lenny.._ (!) PICA FtrB c:..-t • Moure ~ 31Stonae DIYid LwtiWimM (J) MOVIE: 'Gain' All the w.,. CllytoJJ II Silwer It IJ ar 12:30 • (J) CD lat8 Nltht wltll :;~::;;:::;::;:;::::;= , 815 General Hauling , zAltldCius I Role for plant ·:~ ~'1: :::,• Ill ...... . .. stlmullllt ztManh trill of 10 C1M1 0111 I ,. ; . i Terence- 71 love (~t. l aReminders of 3 Down ... ! 1'1 Appetite McOMwa Eooy ... '"! ' preference Washington Atmlcinl. • - . .. t,' .. (Ger.) Go••• .. ()).(11 ...... ,. cm:toonist with Me (J) a..t el Go I» (!) NFl'l Oi ITT II Mo- .OillM I 12:00 (J) . . . . . . Allen· C!l~lp 11 1 oo't 1 ~ letter Zl Polllieal (l)lllclr~ ........ ' '" --------------~--- ~• u Acquire a Greek (J) ID~cwlighUMw 11 :30 • . ,, UTorme _ ,. II Alkali 5 Affinn 11 Oldat_Jidler 1 Shaping 11 :00·(1)· ())lit New. ;;;:::;;~:;:;::::: ~ : killea . tionedl For Sole 1973 Ford 5660 ' · Boakhoo. enclosed cob. new tlrea. •noo; 1983 GMC v; Single oale oenli-truck. good ' tirel. minor work heeded, ; rebuilt 3 I 8 Datrolt. sound truck. U800; Home modo : lowboy, lingle eale. fifth wh .... f11100 . O.B.O. or • trade for 4•4 or Harley ......,. Oovidoon. Clll lAio Joltoro. 6t4· 1198-68B9 before 8 :30._.. o.m . or 198-1823 ofter .: 8 :30. ... : u Like some till (80 "*'·I ICkroed c.p. '-' U700; t878 Cooe &SOC,.;: Backhoe. 2600 hro. an - • doud c1b, new rear tiree. ~ good sound, •19.000. Coli ' Lea Jtfltra. before 8 :30 .. 1 ~ 1 .m .. lt4· 898 -8889 or.., 698·11823 lftar 8 :30. 3t Editor's I Briltles mark 5Woe •Trust unto us! 41 Helot 1 wlldaoat DOWN lhe BegiMiny.' AtidwopcMr gilt Riclrln:l Loaey ~ """- c:hlroc· For Sole. 1980 C111 450B ·Dozer, 2500 hro, oldo cov· era. full eweep canopy. new ••"' .. a~1c1• b, THOMAS JOSEPH "*'·I C!l 3rd ,Annuli. lallll:dei¥ Dozer Work by T~d Hanno . Dltclru. ponda. roodo. land ciMril'g. ate. Cllt Mot<ir Car Brokers. 446·8592. 87 ~ CD " - Corw-tlurr • ;:;:;;:;=;;~== 815 M. H. Repair '. f .' .··'• ...... (J) T1a T.C Douth (!)Auto lleclng '84: CAIIT PICWtml V... 200 '""" Eldllrt Like, WI ()) Mlljor I 1 1ue t=obll: ,_ Ante!~~ M A - 7:30 Excavating Jemes Boys Water Service. Aleo -•• filled. Cell 814· 211 ·.t14t or 114· 4411 · tt78orllt4' 441·781t . B· ruw•aw ~~ ALLEYOOP SHULAW'S Plumbing ond ~oetlng. 211 Sixth St.. Point Pluoont, w: Vo. 304· 1711·6420. Licensed lnounod, lEWlNG Mechlne repairs. aervlc,t . Authorized Singer Sal• • SenriQe Sh•pen Sclooon . . Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. lt4· 892·228'4 . wre- ~·•••ow.) · .1 1 .lur!Ciioro:l iLAC OIANT TIIWORY NUANCE v litH® M8cNell/........ "' Electrical .. Refrigeration J'JIIIIdf Pfeiffer , • 84 ~· Report ... buehi ng, -... • ()) lit AftMMAIH Dr. · JIM' S PWMBING .& HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1, Boa. 356. Galli· polio . Coll614·387.·0676. track, pine • I ()) Gentle . . . ' ' 83 IINBENG .(J)WhHiof~ · I]) • ! CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllp<;>llo; 'Ohio Phone 8t4·448·3888 or lt4-448-4477 ... . • .. . CD VllhMI el """'- '~ For rent Sleeping Rooms eq~ippod ----.,. OORNLOSER • 8r Hellting · HeM a.m.. AINGLES'8 SERVICE. ••· . pert•nced carpenter. electricl•n. muon. painter, roof- ... lng (Including hot tor. opplicotlonl 304· 675·2088 • or 1711· 41110. ~ t971 Hondo XL100, good coird. 1300.00. 304·882· 21183. I • ! (J) ..... Come the .,... (!)Bp t C J (I) . . .lurd ..... Bon (I) • (II of tho.' · XXIH CJIYmpiM • :::;::;:::::::;::::::;:;:==== --·•. . 82 Plumbtng livestock [I] -~~: ' .tbermo repfiJCift1~nt win· 1171 Honda 710 K modll. dowo. 304· 1711;1680. ..... cond.. c111 441· Bulldlng·Remodoling., Con· 32112. crwte. drywoll, electrlce). Horloy l;l•vloon 1878 l u - roofing. flooring. lyomlng. GIIdo'only 1.300 mllu. Ilk• kltchen·til.hroom inatalletlon. door·wlnclow lromlng. · JlfOIIO kept . Colllt4· 304-675-2440. 117·7710. Solo: t881 tlondo XL t871 Fore! Muat- Lll• 2. , For 100 8. Hill new, priced on Col 8t4·812·1121. 1-tlon. Clll 182·1120. IN VEX lii~NM '!IllS -suN ll' ••oo. Modern 2 , ~room ept, Camp Conley aru worth looking at. 8200.00 momh J A' C K S 0 N ESTATES - - - - - - - 1080 66 Building Supplies AP,ARTMENTS (Equol plua utilities . 304·773· FOR SALE: Soars Kenmore Housing Opportunity! hoo 6t43. di1hw1.1her like new . on. and two bedrOGma, rent 1-:::::--:----:-::-:--::-- •tiiO.OO or belt offer. can Building Materiell otortlrig ot •t63 for one Efficiency opt, Point Ploo· 992·11846. Block, brick, sewer pipea, bedroom ond •tea per Hnt. utilities pold . Dopooh wlndowa. II ntela, . etc . month for two bedroom. required. 304-895-3460. Monreoo. boa oprlngo. bed Cloude Winters. Rio Orondo, wiVI 8200 dopoolt located regul1r iize. Phone .30•· 0 . Coli 8t4·245·5t2t . ne4r Foodland and Spring 2 bedroom apt, 1 mile from 675· 5047. VoOey Ploza. pool and TV Silver Bridge Plozo GellipoNow open for bueineu. an" Clll446-2746 or leave lis. Ohio 6t4·446· 8603 or Pickens uted furniture, 304· Mountain State Block . Rt. me~11go. 448·4514. 33, Now Hoven. Coryrplete 6711·6483 or 67il· t450. m11onry aupplies. 4 ••• 8 ... F~,lohed opt. 9t9 2nd .. , ~;:=:;=:;:;:::;:~== Bauerle dining teble 'with t2" block: Oollvory ~~n~ice. GoUipolio. tt76. Men only. 46 Furnished Rooms benches. 1 Kerosene heater Phone doy 304·882· 2222. Ca' 448·4418 ofter 9PM. now. 304·875· 4826. evening 882·3239. BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING . Uncondlllonol lifetime guarentu. Local ..! reference• fuml1hed. F~e• ,1111, eotlinot... Coli collect · 1· lt4-237-0488. 9o.m. to 5 p. m . .Roger• Basement Wot•prooflng. . · , .. Cement finlahar. Richard Gorfl,.-ld .. 814· 986·4464. leaemenu. pool decks. porlling lotir. ony 1111 job: ' . 8portoCenter 'Olympic Edition.' · ' ' 1184 Harloy 'Dovloon SLX ~. 700 mllao: Coli '114-ZII-1121. 441· 8017. ()II ®Roo~fl8h- . t97& Sulek Portt Aw ..• Qood· conlf .• loodod. •1.410. Clll Gaa range, electrM: refrigerl· lit • ,._..,.,, Moc:Nell/........ ..• 1180H.....,I-GMde, 80 cu.ln .. 8h-room qond .. tot tonk-. lots of chro"''· lib - · 4000 mllft. Ill orltllllll portli go with bike. •ooo. Coli lt4-4411· 7113. ()) (J) lpeclollzing In Zenith ond Motorola , Quazar, end houoe colts. Colt 304·671· 2318 or 814· 4411· 2464, 7:00 Form Equ'-t· llt4- 448-t1711· Wheel l!orM llwm ond gordon trecton ...eonat Clo• .o ut olio . liKing' It 0001 while loot. Wo oloo hove porto ond (J) ()) • r .. ., CD~.....,. RON' S Televleion Service. ' J- • (J) MOVIE: 'GloM' (J) MOVIE: 'flwe o.ye Dno llunuMr' (J) NewT- Hunt (!l . . . lpartaLook (J) Andy Orlfll1lr ....' Fetty Troo Trimming. otump removol. Coli .304· 676· 1331 . 12x80 mobile home in Syrecuie, partially futniahed . I'~--:--:--:---;:-:------;: .,. .. MNI'fG ~ GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET C LEAN . acotc hgu•rd-wat er ex tree· . lion. dor!dOrll oro. FREEeotl· mat••· A1uon•ble rt te,. Gone Bmlth. 892· 1309. r ..... f Home lmprovementl ."' AXYDL8AAXR IILONGFELLOW • I · One 1et1er 11ant11 for mother. In this sample A il used for tbe 1lirw l.'a, X for the two O's, etc. SlnJie leUen, ijiGJIII....... tbe ....,... and fOJ'IIIIIion of the words ate aU lUlL EadldiJ U. cme leUen are dillerent. CRYFI'OQOOI'ES TQ AUG~ EQJX GUQW .. .•' .• .. .. " •i ... • • ,1• IGU ' M XQM VW OJAQ HOJYHUJEL HXXW TRQU .... .... 1·~· TQ .. " RJtQ . · 'WG OJUL MG QU· P -GVUMQE . - GXHCQE YGXIWOHMR Yilladaij'l Cryplaqaote: NOTHING IS TOO HIGH FOR AMAN TO REACH, BUT HE MUST CIJMB WITH CARE AHDOONFIDENCE .- HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN •• . .. . . . . " . . . ... �. • • 10-The Daily Sa 1tiMI Ohio • • wmnmgs Catalog Sa.les ' Mni. Mercer said. lllltl, pt'O(juced four ot the wlqners. vacation end.s atter th1$ weetc. She said Hemph!ll's wife, her "I was Dabberpated thatrwo of He said hewasunawarebehada mother, Edna, 83, Ism and "dQesn't the winners would come out of 11\Y wlnnlng ticket unlll his daughter lie! around very well." She said the little store," said Jack Kautmari. plciU!d up a Sunday newspaper. He wtnntngswlllbelplnhercare. owner ot Tollgate Two cartyout In theckedhlstlcketsandlet!oolewlth Other wlnnel's were Jolm Arthur, Mllford, where Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. a whoop. 36, and his wife, Klm, 25, of Thompson booght their tickets. The Mc:Calls said their whole Mechanicsburg; Sheila Kelly, 34, of An agent gets $10,00> for aeUJng a neighborhood partied with then] Ml!ford; Ralph Thompson, 56, and winning Lotto ticket. so Kaufman Saturday night. his wife, Betty, 51, of Mllford; wm 1¢ ~.tm, as the owner of "That was just ereat. Everyme Harold McCall, M, and wife, Karen, Fay's Discount Drug Store, where was yelling and cheering. My voice 25,. of Columbus; GObert Faulkner Faulkner and Ms. Kele got their Is sllll sore frolll that party," she of Amelia; Olive I. Kele of New tickets. said. Mrs. Tho!npson said she bttenda Richmond; and Carol Howard of · Arthur said he Is considering GreenvDle. whether to go back to his job at · tolu!EpherjobwithAT&T"atleasl Clermont County, near Clncln· Internallonal Harvest~!~' when his . th!Wglltheendofthlsyear." . · . CLEVELAND (AP) - Scme of the eight Ohlo Lotto winners had ·:pians for buying houses or other wordly goods withthelrsharesofthe ~~prize ever In a U.S. lottery. Harry Hemphlll was a little :~ !!own to earth. 1 ' 1'm going to hire a man to mow ."!Ji yard;" Hemphill, 85, of Mans~ekl, told a news conference •Monday, bringing a chuckle from ~rters. The retired steelworker ~ oldest person to Win an Ohio ·r..ono JackPot prize. . .~ :The Mlders of the eight Winning ·11""~ correctly guessed the six . munbers drawn Saturday night In PWo aa Pap a of their winnings are . deducted for partial payment of t;uces, each wDJ receive payments of ~~.421.36 for the next 20 years. .lflcket sales through five weeks had caused the jackpot to grow to nearly $24,7 million, breaking the . previous record of $22.8 mUllan ~ In May bY the New York Lotto game. · The winning numbers, randomly dJ'ay;n from a pool of balls numbered 1 through 40, were 4, 14, 2$, M, 36 and 40. :~ HemphDl wagered $2, saki his !Jaughter, Janet Mercer. ;; "Fours and sixes are his lucky riumbers, so he told me tomake sure there were plenty of fours and sixes I helped him fill oulhlscard,'' JAMES GARNER GETS ROLLING ' . .· IN TANK [ · ~~!sf;~~~~~~ - · Two drivers ·hurt in four accidents jiercen( . w. Your Video Store · ~.~And More.. · Shrad~r trial: ruling on taping expected -· \veather fol,'ecast ,• Home Entertainment Center ~Partly cloudy and continued )lumld tonight with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms. Low 70. Winds southwesterly less ihan 10 mph. Wednesday, consklerllble cloudiness l!'lth a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Con· itnued humid ; High 85-90. Chance of rain 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Wednesday. Extended Forecast : iltunda,y through Saturday: : Chance of !iOOwers or tJmnder. storms 'lbursday and Friday. Fair rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii On Salunllly. Hllfrs'ln tllemld-881i to low 9&!1; Ovenilght lows In lbe . , near CHUCK ROAST , 9'9' ¢ to low 70s early 'l1lursda.Y and In the 60s Friday and SatunJa.y. mid~ LB. Emergency SQ1Jad81 answer 149 $515,161. DlastDWeek'sDWinnin;JNumbers 4-14-26-34-36-40 \ ... pto1,. Ellt't1 · 4/6 WON-$45.0P 5/6 WON-$690.00 6/6 WON-$3,085,534.00 - -FREE PARKING- ---- SUN •z.oo ~3tlw_!j FRIDAY thru THURSDAY~ • • 7-33 CARRY OUT Beer P~p f~!· · 1600 Nye Ave. Pomeroy, OH. Beer Wine . · Meigsge~ · additional $$$ ' Meigs COunty wm ~ve fJI.OOl , n1cre In Ccmmlllllty ~t : Block il'&llt lllllD,!Y for the county comm1111onen todlsll1bute. 1D tbetr regular weeklY meeting . Tuelday a11emoon. ~ anDOIIIICed they will receive Tbe allotrnl!nt Is b!!IJed on the eUgtble population within the CClllnty. the Pill' capUa lnQome and Uilelllploytnent In the colmty. Llist meat ). Pop Ice ~~~~~~E~xc~e~pt~S~u~nd~a~y~s:~P~.M~.~O~n=ly===~~~ 1- f'ri. Onlv 1115 Oz.. . PEPSI COLA Plus Dep. 1116 Oz. VALLEY BELt Plus Dtp. 2% MILK 11.25o/o 11.73% ANNUAL YIELD (Based on assunption of additional six month renewal at same rate) • Minimum deposit $1,000 • Interest paid quarterly, or let it compound. •• 24 Pack $1 •• Anttria's Favorite · Start earning· higher rates on &-month time deposits Chilli Pop 2% MILK $169 -Real Fruit Pies 4/$1 oo Heiner's Bread s119 ~~::z. ICE MILK ~GAt $ }39 DR. PEPPER CREAM SODA hewing Tobacco $849 . R.C. CANS & 7 IOREFLAVORS . ~----,-R.C. COLA I •.;.;.:.;.-;.; .;. ._. ; ;. .a15PACK OZ. $}2 9,.liMit•. Otp,I II · . Coupon Expires 1/11184 c K SUPERIARICU ·· · I I I CAlls :ElP~~~tA \t~w' A'II: , sug , oz. $·119 Dep. A&W ROOT BEER ORANGE• C .RUSH '' & · DR. PEPPER Gem Cream Soda 8116 • 12 OZ. 6 PACK CAIITON $ 09 . Plus . 994 . y, GAL. 1149 8116 Oz. 1'111 Dtp. S.UGAR 5 LB. . $1,49 DrumstickS & Sandwiches 6Pid $}29 fA. 2% M,ILK 10'' Limit 1 wltll ucla purchlst of 2·10 · lb. of ld1ho. $12 9 I.Potaltiis. --r---- --~-=-=:::::::r-:1; I DR~ PEPPER I $13 9 u-··'"' •. II Coupon Explrn •/11/14 C.K. SUPUIAIKET . I I ·I rl:f'' 8·9¢ ,;•• a., U11it I \-: I ' . Cotlpon Erpjrn llll/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET , ......_,____·--------~----------------i----~----,.--·-·--·-·DOUaLE COLA 8 PACK ; 16 oz. · 89e ~.,. ll11it 1 . Plos Coupon hplrlll/11/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET I II. I COTTAGE CHEEsE Sl 09 limit I 24 OZ. · 1' Coupon Explrss 1/11/14 1 • C.K. SUPEIIAIIC~ . I GEM CREAM SODA II .'16I PACK .99¢ DIJI. OZ. II CoiiPOII hpirss 1/11/14. C.K. SUI'£RIIARICET , Pill lillllt 'l --·-··--··-·--·--·---·---------~----~-L-------·-··-·-··,..-· PAICE8 EFFECnVE THIIO SATURDAY, 8/11/84 ;~~~.~.. hncftal 1Olllo Jno. GALLIPOLIS- 4162nd Avenue .... .. . . .. . .... c(614)446·2785 POMEROY- 300 W. 2nd Sueet .. , ..... ....... . (614)992-21 t 1 JACKSON-3118 ~aot Main Street .. . .... ,. , .... . (814)286-4187 1 0 I--panollylor....,_._..._oriV .... "Oopooilo . . - ~ SIW1gc' 10\d ._, C<mQoro,, - --- · - .. _ -and--""-" ... _ ... '!01 _ _ _. O h D -. • SUPER · j~s . M ARK·ET DE1~ERS • OPEN DAILY & 'SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00 I':M. SECOND & MILL St MIDDLEPORT, OH. We IIMfYe the llfht to Limit Guantltlel ancl CerNd Prlnttn1 lnws WE ACCEPT FoOD STAMPS.A "WIC:" COUPONS NOT REIPONIIIU FOR IRRORI. . 2 Sectlc)no. 14 , . _. 21 c.nta • A Mvtdmedla lf'C. N::.IP II* ' ....... -~-.:. .. a::_~~ ... ~~ · - ---~--1'1.11'v..rr .. I ·. I 1• -·.. .mo.an. ! . . I -- ' · ~- ­ ··-....- .· .. -·- -~ • I the 'group to lmpi'OIII! the facUlty.. liilmuDced the Cclatrtrutlons are actively being IIOIIclted by Mrs. KJiopp wbo IIIIi work 1p renovate the 1otuJ1De can get UIJden\oay 10011. If tillaugh money and merchalidlse Is given, and labor whmleered, the plallls to replace the toiletS and sinks, do paneling and pdQI!njr, and pit In - fumlslllngs and draperies. . ' ~<noW sta cases the project 8hould be a.countywlde tJ11e sinCe from .aJJ over Meigs COunty liSe the facWty. ks Should ·b e made to-the Gallla-MeiJS CornrrlU11ity AciJon and marked for the sliOIJjlels kJun&le ~ and sent Ill either Boll at Cheshire, or Mrs. KJiopp at Rl 3, RadDe. · So f4r, Bill Young has given two pQom ot· paint and a Pair of cbptlts, Ellierfelds hasconfrlruted a c:hak, theRutlandFumlture S!l1re has given two chairs, Star Supply liN contributed a pllon ot \llil'DIIh. the Porte oy Flower Shop hal donated a pennant!llt plant, · contribtitlolll have cune In from I:kJmhy Rabel. tile New t~ Cklthlna Houle, Lucy Clay, Swlsher·Ldale, Fruth Pllllmacy, ~ Pllarmllcy, Bank I, Clarlca Jeweiey and Foodland ~~apes -cub ' I · · · · -,- · · -~- · · • . I ·. I 1 ·- .:. ···! . -. ·----- -·· . ~ L '----- - ·- ~ ,, _ -·.- . -·-- l".'ft '""' r ~·· .r . . . t: . ' ' I r ,.' ...' ..·.:.· '. . / ' ' J . I - .. •• ·..j . •·. :_,., / . -·'' . . I I , Starcher Road .' ' \ ,, ··.· ....__/ ' ·- . .. ' . '. ,_ 1-:.. :-:.~=====:::::~::=::::'•=::==::===.:-=-=~=: ·::::,' .;.· - .. . ~ . 1'rc .. l ·• ' Hilt ot tlie offering takl!n When tbe Meip County ~ . ~tlon opens the l2Jst Annual Meigs County FalrMontlaYnlglrt . .. wm ao toward ~ the shopperS kJun&le mthe Meigs County ~ ,..~(JJI·~ ~~..~.,~ .I tor~tbeh'~fdtva'bld. I. . < ... r·:: Ofllce Service otHunt~n&ton. W.Va. Themplerblilw!Dbeawafttedby Aug. 2l,JOIB181d. Nodatewahet Mtlllner1al Association's plan recently; Valley Bell Buttermiik .. '"·· ., ... ~-----~~~--------~-----­ .. ., Ted Warner, crew llijll!'l'\'llc for '1 the llOUIIty bJebway depu1mart, ~ iepoi bid on a water leak at the ... .' flllrlroundl. He l8ld the water '1~- '' ) c<mpany has checked the Une twice . andcouldnotf1Ddale8t:Noonehas yearthecountyrecetved$87,Em. feponed..,.. &,oe water areumuGuldellnes for eligible projects lat;top. Warner l8ld. .. -havecllaniled"COIIIIderlbly,"(OOI· , In Olbel' hrt'np;, Jcues 11114 he · mlllloner•R!Chard Jones said. had bilea ~ aboutpaytna Two dates were set for public for part ot tbe budpt b' theapaecll hearlnp, Aug. 29 at 2 p.m. and at2 and IJau1tw clbllc, opented ·P-Ill· Sept: 26. Bolli lle6t1np are In l:llroulh Velei'IDI Mern!rillllcJipl, llleOJmmoa Pleu courtnxm. tal COiiDI 111•'-"helpedtbecllnlc · Thetlrlt hearing will bring out the dtlriDc 11113 with "'ndln& ._, guJdeHne:s and expi•In what "Itwuourwatti*I•J!dlngtbatwe · projects will be ellelble· However, had no obligation bt 19M 8lk1 no two public hearingS are required. money WBI ~ted," JOIB The cumtf date tot' applications Is said. ' . ' Sept. 12 at 4 p.m. ~loners aPPf'Oill'lated ~. for a bttlldorer and for a $6,610topaybinaontheaM!L'Ingand · copier to be used by the 'county • aeedlngoftbeoldlattd!lll. Welfare department were opened Phil Roberts, county mgM ~. . and tabled for further study. . ·$8ld he had turned In theappllcat1on SuJJmlttlni bldl for the btilklo:!ei' fortheamarlnape¢11tln8yracuae. : If!!!'! Jay Hall It Cheshire and RlBh The application was filed with the \ ' : ~t Co. of Parlamlburg. U.S. Corp& of E;ngl,.., .wblck : Blddels 0.. the were from WOtdd have Jurl8dlctlotl over · the wa~y Olll.'e dredged and Is .t PH. 992-6798_ Boat Dock PH. 992·5786 ' ·' eo. ot Athelll mid SuJII!i'lor COUrthou8e. ' •· . Edna~ of the GaDia-MeiJS Ccmmunlty Action Apncy; wbo 605 W. llain St. Pomeroy, OH. ,.e nttne . ~~omeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday. Augutt 8, 1984 go . . ~- ·.loung~ :· project SHAMMY'S BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN 6 DAYS . A WEEK- 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M . 1 LB. $}79 • e, . at y • . . LB.s ANY SIZE .. pta1•• Eorh INTEREST RATE ThrOiJgh Monday 8/13 tJ1'1N:IISON PIKE ·RT. :Ia WEST SeePagelt • tnli CLEVELAND (AP) The wjnnlng number drawn Monday night bt ·the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was i95. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win, n1ng number was 57~. The lottery reported earnings of $500,027 from wagering 9n Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $1;075,1ll8, whDe holders of Winning tickets were entitled to share . . . . . Pllp • naVIgable. A total of149 calls were answered by the units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services durJuly, Bob Byer, adminlstraloc reports. Of the total, Pomeroy made 53 runs; Middleport, 30; Rutland, 24; Racine, 21; Tuppers Plains 13 and Syracuse, eight. There were 120 patients transported of which 84 were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 19 to Holzer Medical Center; six to Pleasant Valley Hospital and 11 to other medical institutions. All vehicles, Including the transfer unit, drove5,7m.9mUes, an average of 29.9 per call. Lottery winners Mason fair schedules VDI.M, No,l2 , · CopzuWat• 1114 ONMCA HOME VIOEO m Slory, phoju em Pap '7 Reds, Cubs post wins - ' • Local baton winners ·. I 'the palrQI. A 19-yearoO!d Racine woman was at 7:55p.m. No Injuries were reported In a · trea(lrl and released at Veterans IWI>ear acclderit ' ori Ohio 124 In Memor1al Hospital for chest and Thomaswasclledbythepalrolfor VIDEO CAASSETTE Lebanon Township Monday mornabdomen bruises following a single- DWI. car traffic accident Monday accord#80072 Cheryl S. Holley, ~. Racine, Ing. The patrol said VIrginia A. Ing to hospital omclals. escaped serious Injury when the car NeWlun, 34, Long Bottom. alld VHS AND Pepper, a!, Racine, Were The Galjla-Melgs post of the state shewas driving ran <lithe left side of · Det!nb BETA highway patrol 'said Karen S. the road and Into a ditch. The patrol eastbound on 124 when Newlun Thomas was southbound on Meigs said HolleywaswestboundonMelgs reportedly started to ,pass Pepper, Co. 25, Ill Salisbury Township, when Co. 321n Chester Townshipwhen she who was atlelnptbtg alefl turn lntoa she allegedly lost control of her lost control. Sbe was !feated at the prtvale driVe. Newlun swerved to vehicle, which ran off the left side of scene by the Meigs EMS following the right, struck a mailbox and the road andstruckanembanlanent · the 10: a.m. accident according to telephoite pole according to the patrol. The patrol said 'neither drtver was cited In the 7 a.m. accident. Heney J. Cadi!, 23, Pomeroy. escaped injury ~hen the patrol said a deer ran Into the path of his car. Cade was westbound on Meigs Co. 3 lri Salisbury Township at II: 35 a.m. TOIEOO, Ohio (AP) - Luc;IS Columbus pollee and the father of · Monday, when the Incident took County Coounon Pleas Judge Shrader's late wife agreeing to place. . • 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO . 992·3524 .Francis JU:stlvo was expe<;ted (o exchange for against having r~~-....:...,...-----'--U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ charges possible inperjury rule today on whether to allow testlfy Columrus news media to videotape him dropped . and record the Jolm Shrader perjury and bribery trial. Restivo on Monaay d(onled deBut Restivo ruled such a contract was not the same as Immunity, tense. motions asking · that the prosecution's chief witness be which he said can be granted only U.S.D.A. CHOICE stripped of his· Immunity and be when a witness Is called and falls to . CENTER CUT arrested for perjury. testify. Shrader's attorney, James Kura, There was no tmmedlate Indicasaki prosecution witness ~I tion bY Kura that he would try to Kinser signed a contract with have that arrangement overturned. when · Bowhunters bag bears wm the 1 . MON.-SAT.. 9:00·5:00 THURS. 9:00-1:00 .Montgomery WaJd J • I I .\ I • \ I \ \'.\ ' :· '\ \:\ \]: ,.,.: ~ , •\ . PRAWING - 'l'ltls lillie.,. 7111 ~·• drawlnc Ill a UO bed- 1'81& btlme . . . ., . . . . belq p! !d .... PomeiOJ, MuPbfn) B Ia' ?J, bf<'AireiiWBmDCareCntl- '11tecaab'aclon, Wlllwlckl!f C I I , 1tawo qz" d ... a pamll far tile fadlllJ ·fram tile 0b1o ·Dep!!dlnea& olllea!lb A need fer lite flLc5ll&y muat.be lhown beforetbe f 1 pamlt Will be 181ed. '11te ratlltome wwld prov3de llltout 711 Jolla folilb;' . 4lOIIIIIIUILIJ. • ,... 1 ·I . Pt'Otest claims. grand ·champion drugged COWMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Ohio Stale Fa!r ofllclal• say the protest alle&lng sll!ic:til wen! tiled on lite Grand CJiampbllllee!' Is theflrstot tts ldlld they can recall. "Pm'eudone( people's gotten Into this. It's not like 4H anymore. It's lleltln' to be big bucks," said Ms. Rice's father, Jess. 11te sletr'l - · 19-year-old Ms. Rice's 1,IDpound steer, Grand Chainplon barrow brought $:Jl,OIIIast year from Bob Evans, cmtpan!d with $4,al the lint year. Prices tor other livestock have escalated similarly as Ohlo's<Dl» MarRie Rice of ~t COunty, . 11tumper, was declared Grand rate leaders have engaged bt a deitJed that growtlt hormones had Champion earllel' this week. State bldd1ng war, often eaal on by the btal U8I!IL Sbe, ber parents and faifl!lllclals would not say who filed governor. This year's sale Is set for . lllll'ICIIltllr dlld•l• said tllepaotest llteprotest. Monday. filed Tt"biy was Indicative f1 Jim Goard, fair supervisor ol · Lastyear theOhloFarmBureau competitive pressure that's escalagriculture and livestock, said Federation ~ailed for a halt to the ated bt the walre of record prices results of blood and · urine tests bidding wars, sa) in& they _were paid b' cbaJni*Jn animals Jut performed on the steer were to be giving junior fair pattldpants an· year, ready today. unrea7lstlc view of fanning. Cyclist poor . after accident A Pomaoy man Is In poor cmdltlltllln the lntenslveatn!unltol St Joaepb Holpltalln Plrlrenllurg, Va., as the reiU7l of Injuries receiYed Ina IIIOIItlcydl!aco ldeottat ' ··-~ Since the Sale of Champions "U things ge: \oo rich, people do began, the bid for the Grand . furui.Y things." Swank. Champion steer has .climbed from fann bureau executive ~. $11,732 In 1968 to $50,256 last Yl!jLI' said Tuesday from a meeting in St. from Wendy's Intematlooal. The Louis. wnnam Goard COII!Inned Tuesday that at least two steers had btal batTt!d '' from (Oillpetltlon beCaule material had been Injected bttothelrrumpsto • make their hindquarters stand 'OUt. • ., Ms. Rice said she paid $2,011 for /' Thumper in her seventh trY, at lite blue rlblxln, but her father saki he knows people who pave paid S8,0II • for a calf. The famDy was IIUBrdlng~ the animal Tuesday night becauae they were afraid ot tar~tperq. Wendy's spokesman DetmY. Lynch saki the cunpaliy WU' examining Its role In the bidding. ,. He said, "There's a feeling ~,., ,1 " 'Are we loslngslghtofthe~ ~ which 1s to give theaeYOIIII(IB!(rim lnoentlve to get Into the' famt' business." ' ! w. 12: II a.m. lhll mornPng. Panaoy l'llllot! said WIDiam 'Illmeya', JT, Poneo,y, and DBita · Belley, Jr., AlllltiY. were lrllwP!Ii ~ 1111 Mullteny Ave., riding em tile 1111111! rmla'cyde, when the vehlde Wl!llt out of control and 8lnlck a lree. The rnotln'ycle wu danollttlttd. Pollee W!UIIEMIIIY mtXiiiiC wen! not sure wbetha BeUeyorT!el~ wu drlv!Jt&l¥ l'L'LI*In!yC)e. 1be Poueuy Ene&eucy Squad talk bollt L111!11ID Vetl!raDs MimcJr.. 111 R,..,..l Lall!r, Tlaneyer ~ llililfaiiid to St. Joaepb Hmp!tal 1be Ia ¥lib I lepui ta be ltas laoera· t1ons and a l..t ltt,(ury. At n p.m. 'l'ueiidl,y, amolm'cycle rlltdt!lt by Joe Krlltollk, Vennlllon, weal out ot COIIIilll on IJnmh! ,n ._,. .- ILtrUI:k a fatce at tile Tqm an-- pntpl!lly. KrlltDI5k - DOt lll(uJiid. 8e Is dllrtliid with cliMIII willie lillll"h•lild Tlllre Were moclaia(le c1arrtaaat to 1¥ IYM*aeydeAt :tffl a.m.1111 I JnmlnHWRoiid, • a car ltNCk autllll;y plllt- die Lany PJaal Jf!dth••. 1'lle Cllr'a drlftr Iiiii die-and PJIItleW81! liMFI ...... -tile flr"'o1ont tldl nu I ~ 1'1111 llld that die OI9DI!I' ot 1111 Val te ..._, that be bid loiDid the car to a fl1lnl ll /~· .• • VNDEBP&Olilift' -1'0 I ) - a!dM1 cle tile 1181 Grutd CbimploDI!teen& tbe0711olll8te Patr. lice .. ..,...... c-nt&7.... ltallll tile aedt of m. Rice 11 llllllUI8d o1 IDJodlnr stu •• tato lief t 'I'M•..-, Pier ta ..... lleel' wltlclt W. aw...._ ._,,andaJN I 'IIM'-IIleii·(APh e pltoW). • � 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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