http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d4ca7ed5608de811bb02a84f48c5dd1c.pdf 23ee53b12cb64176e5c70a367cc39d58 PDF Text Text 8 sets of twins Property transfers Gold Medals mount Ol)uipc ra SeePqet •••P~~~et • • ' at y Ohio, . ' enttne 2A · · · - · 11...... 25 Centa • Multimadll Inc. Nww•.,... August 9, 1984 · 10 years ago lnfe~tion ·Nixon , resigned · ·arrested :: 00~, Ohio (AP) rranJdln Cren\eana, .7' Rutland, whose ann was Seven!d at the • WASHINGTON (AP) - Ten YIIII'W qo today• al)'plcllettl!r wu · deiMired IDtlleMCI'IIIIuyotlltate. "I . biiiallf liiiP 111e ot Prelldllltcttlle Ulllted !It• IN•" It 111411 "" ......... ''SIDoerely, Rlcblrd siJOulder Ina~ belt acddellt· Aug. 1 at Southern Ohio Call Co.'s Meigs No. 1 mine near Wlll!eJvllle has been I'EI!liM!III fltm the lnten· stvecareunlt at UntversttyHollpttal to a regular I'IDJI, omoe NIB.'' ' An arm reattacblni!nt Initially described aa roo!lne by the 8UIJ'-OD 'lbeOIIeoattellcenoternarlled tbe end ct • ~ period In Amel'lcan hlaby In wblch an Alnerlcan ~. trted to hide Wblte HQe bivo1velnent Ill a· ~ llqlary,'aot caupt at It, who pel fon'oll!d ~ ~tlon eadecl ~ Wilen cloctQn ' J'e: turned to •the operating room · to remove the ann. - 8(l!U!dal atlm' IC8lldal was Qlli!ll4ld to publle ICI'IIIIny. . "It Ia hard tD beiiiM! that lOyeara aaO Mr. Nlxal reolped Ills presld· f!N!y,'' Rep. 1'lanil Dowaey, tiUNY API'I.IG'ANDI- ................... .... ..... MIN . . . OI!ID Pow• ..... GMII D-N.Y., tddtlleHGuleof~ nen- tallwa 111 w..........,.y. "I t!llnk l's appiqlllalle tllat we tab time to reftect 111 )'1!111'8 ~~eeau.e 11 IIYIII•an bldlcatlonofwllat llrlelrt with thl8 twlltly and wbat .. 0 7 7 ........... u-w !llhllll?•· ••;·•:·sq~:~r=•=~·~·:~:::"·:a. ,II . .~rr~~~~~~~~ • • 4@4 5 • , M ! .......... Wit ' y. I Ohio .mat~hing ·federal Wl'0111." . ' ·What Is rlflht, DoWney l!lid· "~ lhllt we proved OUI'II)Ives tD lie a .. . . - . . . . .,......... 11ft . . . . . . . . ., funds · ' natlonoflawsandndtofmen, thatno · COLUMBUS, OIDo (APk- ~year could brlrig an lllcreaaeli'Obic):s lnciYidual waaexerppt from tile Jaw J2.<mtH.pllon gasoJtpe tax, but theCeleslleadmlnlslratton lsdtllcowltlng and that tt ~ violate tt, the very fDundattllll of our RepuJJllc, you WllllldbepuntshedasRichardNtxcn Wal." · .. · • . What Ia W1'0IIIL be added, "is tbat we ~ a collective 8111J11!111a as a Jlldan ..; NbrollhUrnadea COIIII!IJadl. FUaattm that be did 10 lhll -!:e ;; ~ •* of , ro;~ since his ll!alpatlon, has ll!lf·lmpcilled exile to bavesaidonJytbatthesltuatlon will be reviewed. The 1!182 Jaw wblch boosted the tax from lleYI!II rents a galloli contaln£d the poulblllly. · Janguage which. ~ the lA!gtslature pertodtcally ''to consider any TralllponatlonDirectorWiuTenJ.SmlthsaldCIIWedl-mythatlieaees r;vxttftcattons of motor velllcle 11!(!1 tax laWI that may be necessary~ DD PI !11,111 danger of the state losing fedenl blghwaytrusifWidlbf!cwmelt apptupilate tD admtDlster Ohio's blgbway ~· '' cannolllCIIII!upwtth IIIJ1IIIIcldn&'shan!of bt£hwayprojEctcosts. Smith said the teik!ral aovemmeat rnaldlesOblo's outlay at the ratet?f ''We aB avallabli~ Amdl tn lllld.JWJe lhla year, and we rougbly $4 for each $1 thestateJIItl up. Tills year, Ohlowasallocated$3&) were the ftnlt lltalle ., do 10," Smtth said. ' 111J111on In federal flmds after providing about :¥1 percent of tbat total, Smith HealloaaldtbatduetoiDcreuestniBIOillleOCIIIUIIJIIIIODrellenuesfrom ~ · ·· · thetaxbavebeentrueuluiibyabout.UJ*i'll!lltamanthandthatufttate . ' o.;.;bltdl tba~ owld lje\0~ Olherofllctalsnoled. ts the Jossot troeral shoutdllllveDD~maWJ!nctuturefedel'altunds. · · • flmds•aielult~Jt~~fi'Pa4&ibiiwllldlcan1eSatlnanclalpenalty m•......., > ~=~:.=~mmecanpredtctwhatrnlllbtl' &II.,... o-· t~rct,~:::'£~==.:'t~ The last IDcn!a.8e tn Ill!! taX was IA:clive July 1, 19112 - a p-aduated bike baled IIIII fol'mull! wbJch took It IDa bullt-ID ci!lllng of five 'IDU&IIt-til'tet..-Wr: fromaparlah ~~tsag811ootnMarcltl983. '· · ·. "- llllllqldbybll~loflllld..f'llller; · ~then, hlgiJway lobbyists and .olhen baYe Insisted that aD01Jier · ' ' 11J111! ,- · a JII'IIIX9'1l state . (:(JIIIIItutlllllalamelldment wlddl Would baYe railed the lellal drlnld!IIIBAe for beer from l9 to:zi. Tile qeforCOIIIIIJII(lllo ~ hardllquol'laandbasbeen 21, but oftlctal• say tbat apparently will DOl ~the new ~ requlremebt,whlchgoestntoetrecttnlll86. d . b f o· sterol , s .toun. .I n top ee · :m~~==!~~~~ lna'eaaeNwillbe~bu!Jeglslatlvel "':lllddadmlnlstra.E~ ar:rc:!:::~Netofa=e Aua. ·, sur' University . Hospitals hai1d geon Dr. Jarne'i' Nappi and two ·,1 ~; ailclwaa~fan:edtromotnceas 111 9, 1974, wbl!n Ntxcn ~ I . (IOCidbye ID ldllllaff and friends and I . left the Whlie 1b11e with a llnal, · COLUMBUS (AP) - Tl!stlng lor &Dinlals. But the (expositions) Tills year's sale ts 9Cbeduled deCIIJit, \'fOr.vlelolyiii!BhJ!e. sterold5maybecanearwttnepart . ~mustdectdeontbat" Monlay. Atnoontbatday,taJdnCtbeoathof of oattle ClOiiqJetltlon at the Ohio Two .' ateers' were baned from Miss Rice said she hopes to use an~ tD wblciJ be had not been state Fair, IIi ofDctal said In the wqdllbieerilel'tntbetalrafterlt ITIOIJf!Yfltmthesaleof'lbUmper"to elt£ted, Genld Flll'll, pi'oCialined: wake of a protest over the·Grand was learned their NIIJPS had been get ~~me heifers iiOIV, breEd ihem Olamplon steer this year. tnjectal with arnaterlalto make the and see what I get." · · 1 ''Our kq natlol!al J1111btmare Is :· aver. Our O.tltutbl works. Our But '!bumper, the steer~ htndquartersstaild,out,talr~ · Meanwhile, the nillltonth visitor p-eat' republic 11 a aovemment ~ Grand Champion earlier this week. said. to this year's Ohio !tate Fair has lawil and DD1 of mm." . bas been found tree ot the growth 'lbumper IS owned by 19-yeer-old passed IJirougb the lllrnstlles. • Heaslledthatthecountryoonftml lmmlne. Margie Rice ot Sycamore tn Gov. Richard Celeste tp'eeted 111m with Its~ And be 8lla!d "'lbe results are negative," Dan WyandotCounty. ' Scott Shlnaberr:Y. 5, 11· Mount tor ~ b' Nl:ion. "May our UncoiD, JllbDclty direCtor for the Miss Rice, · her parents and Gilead, at the gate Wednellday and bn\'Wr Pii!8ldellt wbo brought fair, said WedJ!eaMy. "Tbe IssUe's llllflcullllre olftdals called the gaVI! him a giant stuffed pailda. J,JNCeiOmlllkmiiiDilltforlllnlllelf." beendropped." Pioll:sl a sign ot cmnpetitiVI! The boy's parents, Marcia and · Flll'daaid. Tile protest. ftled Tuesday, aJ. Pi lll'l'e that has grown s111ce . Duane SblnaberrY, say they attend Ntxlll was halfWay acro111 the legalthel,mpoundsteerhadbeen l'I!IClOI'dprlceswerepaldforcbam· the fair one day each~- Tile COIIIItly -averMIIIourl-wbeJithe atvea p-owth boiuw IJnmln plclllllllmalllalt year. 1am11y a110 receiVed several restau· ofleepa d IOblaSIII"' r,Jnthe said thejXotestwasftled bY Gerald "Pldesslcllal people baVI! gotten rant passes. Attendance Wednesday was ui!Gn's capital. tile p:e- tbat ProutyofNorwlcll. wliOIIedaiJIIIIIer, tnto lhls. It's 1101 UJte 4-H aaymore. hMt •built aB week waa !liJIIly Laurie, had enllered a steer tn the It's gett1ng to be big bucks," said 202~. down 4.4 pe~cent from the (Vui~t JW'oal'l!pU) wnpeltiiOiL TlieProutys11eei'was Mlsa~'sfatber,Jess. .. . samedaylastyear.'l'becumulattve DDI unongtheloPbli'Gnisbers, be Since the Sale of OlampkllS , total Is 1,112,491, up6 peicellt from "p~neal said. bepn, the bid for the GraNt 1,015,007torthesameperlodlnll£!. j'J. r Before tile resu1ta weredtlcicMd, Ollmi*Ja steer bas cnmbiid from · --.ltalrof!tctala•IG otedthat $11,732 b11968tD1150.2!16lastY81'.In other fair developuients, a . blood and urlne tellta pnlbably Will • '!be Grand <l!iunpon barroW be required 111 an beet cattle, or at ~t$11,0011astyear,CIJIIIP8l'l!d leut tile cbarni*lll In tile wllhSt.«<l Qle tint year. J\lnlar Fa1r CIII'IJili'IIUOililllrt year. Last yew, lbeOblo Farm Bureau "Thatooulll betbecaae,"l !nmln c:aJied tor a halt 1D the laid. "ObYioully, tblsdoes brtnlr·up ~ W¥1- aaytng IIIeY were the ll!ue that maybe sleldd tst!JII IMiJI Jlaalor fair partldpants .an lbOulll be tnandatorY tor an unreallltlcvtewoftanntna. COUld ·a·uow sales . aeen. ' . mldwayl ride ihat inaJfunctloned Tuesday, sUghtly Injuring eight people, was back In runntng.order Wednesday. ' Fair SIJOiceSTn8il Dan Lincoln said the accident happened when a pole on the ride sUpped loose from Its mooring, drc4Jplng four cars att· ached to It about 1% feet to the groul!d. . 11 ~' Street repairs .: councU. topic .., ' Street repaJn were the subject ot discussion at lheMondaymeetlngot: · ·: the Racine VUJage Council. Olunctl autlul:ztd Glenn RIZI!I',:: street commtasloner, to order patnt:~· forschoolmarklngsandtDordertwo' ramswts. • Jack Wolfe was hired to flU In for: Rlzerwhlle lie Is on vacatbl. . Olunctl ordered asphalt to ~ .: village Stieets. The WQJtc ts slated to''· begin In September' Olunctl said. '• In other action, the fire flgbllers :. were auth011zed to Jlluoeed with·:' plans to brick face the fire station. • • a:: Tile ride bad just begun tD move when the accident happened, he · said. Wayne Booth, 17, ColumbuS, had tobetreatalatiJnlversltyHaspttal lor "trullies, nothlllg sertousat aD," LinColn sal!!. A replacement part was brought In Wednesday, lie saki. The ride was reasaemble!l and started back up apln. Ltncoln said prellmtnlli'Y checks turned up no slgJ\ of operator or malntenanoetanure. Council voted to notify owners of biskelball banking board that the • board must be temoved Wtthtn 7'/': lxlurs. Theboardlstnavlllaiestreet . and bas already been struck by a truck and BChool bus. Council alSo discussed the taxmni : levy ilgatn. It had voted to: • ask tor a ·.7 mill levy for fire • protection. The tQwnshtp has paced : . a 1 m!ll levy. on the ballot. The· : I;IUTI!IIt levy ot 1.7 mills expires In •• December. If approved, residents: : earlier wouldbepaytngthesameamountof : taxes. HoweYer, 1111! ,money wouid.' be apportioned differently. ·: • . \ . ._,.tllll . Summer vacation . ' resident SUI'gi!QDS reattached tlJe ann Ill a nine-hour procedure. An Infection fort.oed IJUilii!OIIS to remove the arm agatn, hospital medical director Dr. H'liiDP Meldlllan &ald. "You can put just about anything back on and It wW live," Nappi said last week. '"'booe' ot us who do tt consider It flllrly routine. •' "It's always Ideal to reattacb the natural ann," Meld!Jian aalii. • But crushing Injuries tDthestuinp ~In "a lot of death ofi1ucle ltsale," Mekhjtan &ald. He iald a IHe-thrEatenlng lnfectloa be(ian 1D attack Cremeans' slnJidel' 10011 after the reattaclunent. ''The ann was still viable," MekhJian said. "I thlnll; the lnfl!ctlon bas been a.tie&ted,'' Mekb,llaD said. He said Cremeans eventualb' may be fitted with'an arttfldalllmb. ' . ' ends in two weeks • NO IMIIlJNil'Y _,. Mil 1111 P II nd Pollee erulllr .. ~-- - . . "' ......... mal!l In rw,....,. • ~,..llldaJaacCclult street We'D I day LM.,. ~lie po1oe ofl2cer forpt to put DIIOIII!J lilllelllllillraadlleiJIIIter maid I2Jowed liD mercy. • ' �,• •. Commeiltru-y 1.' The Daily Sentinel 111 Court StreEt Pomeroy, Oblo J:b. . General Manager trartilports. . ROBERT L. \\'INGETI' Publisher 1- PAT WHJTEHEAD ~lstaal Publlsher/ConlroUer ' . _ DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Newa Editor .. "I love It!" he kept saying. "I ab!lolutely love It!" For the recofll, Tony has spent all hi& adult life on Capitol HID. He wu gr!i(luated from Loyd~ In 116& and came tmmecllately to Waahlni!On to In the ofll(e of Concsessman B. F. Slsk. On Silk's de$th be ran for the l!e&t In 1f'l8. won banda down, and at 42 be 11 .-.In hll thint term u tepresentatlve of the 15th district r1 C8)1fCll'nla. He Is chairman of the .House Democratic Campaign Committees. You should know also that Tony Is short, dark-complexioned. ot Portusueae serve desCent. When be talks. which II 11108t of the time, hll wordS dO cartwheels, back flips and handsprlnp. "What about ·GerrY Ferraro? She's hoi. 1 ten y011 she's hot. ~ overshadows everybody. Do I want to see her debate George Bush? Let me tell y011 what: 1 feel sorey for Bush. 1 really teet sorry for 111m. She would )loock hll pants off. Look: We have a ceremonial president. The country II being nm A MEMBER of 'fhe AMoclated Preoo, lniiUid Dally Preso Asaoelalloa aad the 1\merlcu Newspaper Publlahen AMoclallon. LE'I'Iml8 OF OPINION are we.loome. Thor -..t be • - lhu:IIO...,.. looc. All k«eraare aubject to edlllarud muol be alpeolwl.. ......,, ..tdreaa oaol : ·telephone aumber. No unalped lelten ..OJ be JIOibiJabed. Letlen oohould be Ia • (OOd ad-llnrlo-, 1101 penoaalltleo. . t-. With friends ·like this, who needs••• With frMlnds like John T. Dolan, President Reagan may haye reason to feel a bit uneasy about his prospects for re-election_ Wblle the Wblte House is working hard to moderate Reagan's Image In preparation for the fall campaign, Dolan, the chairman of the National Conservative Political Action Committee, is busy applying loyalty tests to moderate and l!beral Republ!C&!IS. . "Help the RePublican Party by leavt,ng it,'' he.told four senators unhappy wttli their excluslol_l from the.drafting of a. platform · . Dolan accused the senators of trying to "trash President Reagan and his adm)n!stration." · · By traditional polltical measurements, Reagan ought to feel pretty comfortable abOut his prospects for re-election as he looks ahead to the Republlcan National Convention and the fall campaign against . · . .Democratic challenger Walter F. Mondale. · The economy is booming. And even If pesslmlsts are correct that OOdget deficits will undermine the recovery, there's no sign a downturn would occur before November. But l!ll4 Is proving a year for defYing tradition and that makes Reagan anything but a shoo-in despite a booming economy. ·The clearest · break with tradition occurred when the Democrats nominated Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New York for vice president. The presence of woman on the pemocratic ticket Is a factor no one can accurately measure. So far, Ms. Ferraro has d;rawn large, enthusiastic crowds on her campaign appearances and there is every sign she has the Republicans woiTied. As many as 54 percent of the voters ip the 1!& presidential election wUl ' WASHINGTON - BasU Tsakos, reach the United States · and Its be women. The potential exists that Ms. Ferrarowlli attract a majority of a Greek anns dealer who entangled Western EurOpean allies Without that majority to support the Demcx;ratic ticket. , . _ Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield, R-Ore., and passing through the exploding Ever slr.:eReagan tookofflcetbere has been talk of a "gender gap,'' the other Washington powttr brokers in Perslan Gulf. evidence In opinion polls that the president was far more ~Jar among a $15 blll!on trans-Atrlcan oil It's obvious that Tsakos didn't male voters than among women. pipellne scheme, was up to his want his American frleads to know Sen. Rober! Packwood of Oregon was one of the first Republicans to collar in deals. For example, be that be was trYing to fuel tbe warn that conservative positions taken by Reagan, particularly O!l social tried to seij U.S.-made attack Persian , Gulf War to make his Issues, were endangering the p()Ut!cal base of the GOP as well as the tp the Iranian govern- pipeline project more appealing. So helicopters president. ... ment frOm his Washington, D.C., he tried to keep his armS dealings It was In the spring ofl~ that Packwood said Reagan's opposition to the offiCe last February in .apparent with Iran and Iraq hidden from the Equal Rights Amendment and to Iegali2ed abortion were driving wortmg vloiation of U.S. law, according to W~h!ngton crowd. women away from the GOP "In droves." . an Intercepted cable. My associate Corky Johnson' has The forthcoming campalgr) may proy!de a test of his predlctimis. The sale of anns to Iran has been · obtained an Intercepted cable to Even with a continuing economic recovery, can the Republicans afford forbidden since that country was Tsakos whicb Indica~ tljat United· to read out Sens. Lowell Welcker of Connecticut, John Chafee of Rhode officially declared a terror!st- General Enterprises, the Greek Island, Charles Mathias of Maryland and Robert Stafford of Veimont? ~upporting nation. Eight pOOple . arms deafer's Athens offiCe, I!Qt an They were the group attacked by Dolan for holding a platform hearing to were arrested a year ago for trYing agt eemeilt with lrJD for the protest the fact that the party document was being drafted in secret by to sell similar helicopters to Iran. purchase of 25 Cobra attack House GOP Wblp Trent Lott of Mississippi In consultation with White Besides trying to peddle arms to helicopters, each with elghi House aides. Sen. Mark Andrews of North Dakota also took part in the Iran, Tsakos reportedly dickered rockets. The Iranians were willing platform session and defended his colleagues. With Iraq over the purchase of to pay $8.45 mllllon fQr each gun Soviet-made weapons. Why was be ship. dealing with both sides In the This was $00,00lless per chopper four-year-old war between 1ranand thaJJ Iran had paid for an earlier , Iraq? , . purchase of Cobras· from BrazU, The report on July unemployment may be the best example lately Of how Aside from the histOric greed of according to the intercepted cables. _ one month's figures can be as treacherous Ill those who watch the economy arins merchants, the shipments Brazilian officials have steadfastly as sandbars are to sailors of boats. might help to prolong the Persian denied selling any arms directly to The numbers were all mixed up, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics Gulf War. This would lend credibil- Iran. · · . didn't deny It. The agency said the two surveys gave conflicting results, Ity to the · b~rre plan for a The documents do not show and that their seasonal adjustments might have been skewed. ' . trans-Atlantic plpelJne, which w~rTsakosevercompletedthe Stlll, they had to come out With an official jobless rate because so many would enable Saud! Arabian oil to people depend on such monthly reports: Economists, forecasters, analysts, the media, workers, voterS and many mllllons more. And. of course, politicians. This being an election year, the jobless numbers might fit neatly into whatever predispositions the politicians 'might have and might wish. to publicize. Officially, the jobless rate rose, to 7.5 percent of the plvUian labor force When my friend Katie Crow was restored after he was disfrom 7.1 percent a month earlier. The rise seemed Important, especially wrote in a recent column that Mrs. charged but when Iwasaboyltwas becai,ISe It might mean expansion was weakening. Emma Hayman, a resident of the neceSsary to shout to make him <: BUt Janet Norwood, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Pomeroy H(>alth Center, had nice understand. . •: warned against drawing conclusions. She told Congress' Joint Economic things to say about this column, 'I The Battle of Shiloh was the ttrst .: : Committee that " these are clearly ·not a consistent set of data for couldn't place her in my memories great battle of the ClvU War to be : - evaluation of current labor market trends. " of Pension Ridge and Its people. fought in the West. It was named ·: What ·happened? • Now the mystery Is solved! after a log church which stood near ~ : . TO begin, the survey of business showedjobsrosebyDl,OOlfromJuneto Last week I received a letter from tbe center of the battlefield about : · July, after being adjusted to ellmlnate seasonal factors. The household Mrs. Hayman In which she re- half-way between Corinth, Miss., : : :SIIfVey, however, showed a lilss of 300,00l Jobs. · minded me we had much In and Pittsburg Landing, Tenn. on • '• It appears that the seasonal adjustment formula did the bousehold common. We both speot our early the Tennessee RIVer. It was not ·;~ survey In, causing theJunedecline in the number unemployed and the July years With a grandparent on the distinguished by great .generalship _,. Increase to be overstated. Ridge; we are bOth Democrats; we but by the rare courage of the · . : A bit of explanation -IS due. · are both second-generation des· volunteer soldiers who took part in 3· The adjusting Is based on what the raw numbers show for the same cendants of OvU War• veterans; the IWIH!ay battle fougl1t April 6 • ; months in other years. Those numbers usually show that employment and. we each have · nostalgic and 7, 1B62. Thl! battle wu marked memories of Pension Ridge. Too, by the heavy casualtiell on each , In summer, and that those'jobs are lost later In the year. : ': To determine the underlying trend, the BLS seeks II) ellmlnate this we both lived In Syl'acuse for ll'i&nY side, almost a flftli 11f the entire ~ : short-term phenomenon. By el\rnlnatlng it, the bureau feels It can present a years but somehow our patha never number wbo pa111clpated on both . ; : )obJess figure that will have long-term meaning. crOssed. She married Tcm Hay- sides of the cotlfllct. · :: Last year was an aberration. The recoyery and a large employment manandwel!vedwithlna halfmlle The Union forces aLthe battle :, growth In June and Julyof1983 "may have caused the seasonal adjustment of each other·but I never dreamed Included soldiers from the Army rt . ·\ process to overcompensate," said the director. . she w8s little Emma Cook who bad Tenneuee and the Army ofOblo for : ·· The timing of the summer employment bulge also Is hard to pin down. attended the Oak Hm School wtth a tOtai of 65,11115, 13,017 of whom : · : The survey of hllsinesses, and their employment d!!Cislons, Is a far less me many years ago. How Utile girls were listed u caaualtiell. The : ' volatlle measurement than ~ household swwy. . change! · Confederates, a total or M,699 men ·~ In all, said Norwood of the household survev, "twn-thlrds rt the Mrs. Hayman's father wu Har- from theArmyrttheM.....,.pland • ~ lnchstrtes covered In our dlffluslon Index are stlll stiawing over-the-month vey Cook Who died when she wS:s HIU's47thT-wereiJMllwd : · gRins. In addition, the factory workweek remained at a very high level." five years old and lllf wu reared In the bllttle with 10,8119 cuualtlel. : : The two surveys did agree in one area; thecornmlsaloner said. ''Overthe bybermaternal~,Ml'. It wu from thll battle that auch -: last year," she Sfld, "employment growth in both surveys has been ctose to and Mrs. Dan Boyd. Her paterJIBI lltleDI!I as "Bloody · Pond" and : -.UmUUon." grandfather wu Nathanltl Cook, ''Sunlren Road" llllldt lllelr way : •: What does It all add up to? Said Norwood: "I exPect that, as the data for who, other than my lf'andtather, Into the ldJtolt liooQ lllCI did much :- the next few months become available, · WI!' Will have a better was the only veteratl of the Civil to dlscourap the SOulbem belief . : understanding of labor market developments over the summer." · War living on tile Ridge who bad that one Coldlderate ~ was permanent dllabUity from hll bettA!r than 10 Yan._.. It tllldt army service. He wu almclt both the North and SoutiUWil't or totally deaf because bla eart1ruma the hoiJOia or wer altllou&h the H&wu eoa111ct WOUld drq • 1ar tlll'lt weretnjuredbycantiollflre. : Today Is Thursday, Aug. 9, the222nddayof198t. Thereare144dayslett a cannoneer durlni tile Battle of more Jonr yean 1111111 Lee ...,.... : in the year. . Shiloh near the MJII!IIIppl lllCI dered to Grant at.4pplluttoxApdl • Today's highlight in history: T border and fell' a 10iJc 9; 18& . : . . On Aug. 9,l974, President Richard M. Nixon resigned and lett the White. per1oc1 aftlrr tllat battle wu corn· If you haw ever vlllt8d a avo • Hou.seforSanClemente, CalU. VlcePn!ilklentGeraidR.Fcrdtooktheoath pletely deaf. Some of bla beariDi War battlefield you no doubt wee ' of office to betune the 38th President of the United States . a :.=port. t. AUIP• by Jim Baker and Ed Mille. momentl!fri. She's a 10, Wha lbe came on the ticket the Wblw Hollie panicked. Ablolutely palllolred. That's the only word tor ltAfllrthe' conversation Reqan came afb!r her. Bang, ban&. baJJa! Tltefre trying to destroy he_r. I 1ovt H, 1 absolutely IQve It! We ~a race now, and It's c)langed the whole picture: · . Look: The financial ptiople have staned big giVIng apln. Our candidates are excited- Formet · Democrats giving state_ Our Cflldidates are excited. Reqan hal110 credentials. None wha~. But Gerry Ferraro has huae coaltalla. Everyone wants her to ·come compalgn, make an appearuce, generate excitement. That'a what Mondale does not have - excitement. She has It," A reporter broke In to uk lf _tlle Democratic ticket m!Jht be per' celved as Ferraro-Mondale, !'lither than Mondale-Ferraro. . · "I dOn't care how the ticket Is prece(ved. We just wanttoaettothe · Wblte House. A vote 11· a vote. f don't care If they vote for Geny because she's ltallan, because abe's Catholic, because she'a a woman, ·That's a vote for .us. Silo!' a catching on. I love It that abe's catchlttc on. She has inner peace. She's comfortable With herself. You know who else has Inner peace? Rmtald Reagan, helicopter-deal With Iran. But they can't make an arms deal wttbout make clear that be would have It." made a bundle on the transaction: Countries ldenUfled by the !10111'roughly $400,COOoneach helicopter, ces as places wbereTsakos bouJbt or a total of about $10 mlll!on. The cooperation by greasing olllctal payment would have been funneled palms_ Include Morocco, Ell)'pt, to Tsakos through a European . Saud! Arabia, Sudan and Tunisia. bank. Usually, the sources said, 1lakos Iran was also looking f9r spare would offer a key offlc~l1Q ~qt , parts to keep Its armada of: of the purchase price once the deal U.S.·made weapons In working was completed. . '' 1 order. Ayatollah Khomepllnl's re- 1 One of Taskos' biggest reported gtme had been · critically short of arms sales was to Mcirocoo, which spare parts since relations With the ! bought 150 armored persliqnel United States ruptured during the 1 carrlef'!l after a high otflci8I hostage crisis. allegt'diy was bribed. . ' The . lfanlan deal was only the There were similar alleged latest In ·a long line of questionable payoffs in the sale of small aims to munitions transactions negotiated Saudi Arabia and the SUdan in the' byT!1akos. According to documents _late 1~. An aide to Snd•n~e · and other sources, the Greek arms President Gaafar Nlmelrl wu the merchant has also tried to sen reporte<: recipient orTsaJcos' pa)IDff . Soviet-made tanks to Argantlna -but he didn't get the tuU payment from his office in downtown be had been promised, the sources Washington. said. . · According to knowledgeable But • this has.n't hurt Taakorl' ~ TS&kos' modus operandi chances on the trans-AfriCan pill~'-, almost InvariablY Involved bribes . line project: .Sudan, one of the three to officials of the purchasing central African countries througlr, gQvemments. which the plpellne would run, "There was always talk of recently signed a rlght.of-way bribes," O!lt! source said. "You agreement with Tsal!os. Remembering Shiloh_____L_owe_,_,w_inge....;;__tt . ~ ::.expands ;j Today in histol-y ... . ·' By A••' tee' Pn. Jeff Stotre .aild pitcher Jerry Mario Solo doesn't often need Koosman,l2-9, andathrowlngerror help, and when be needs It, be by second baseman Jwin Samuel doesn'tortengetlt.Butsectllld-year led to three unearned first-Inning Shortstop TOOl Foley hasn'tleamed runs. that yet Jim Wolllford doubled home two Soto held a 2-1 lead and bad the rui!S 111 the Inningand BIIIGuWcksOJJ _ Padres dowp to their last strike and Jeff Reardon combined on a Wednesday, but threw a change-up siX-bitter. Gullickson, 7-7, retired~ _that pinch-hitter KevlhMcReymlds straight ~tters from the first to the latocked out of the park to tie the seventh Innings. . game.It Walj a famiiJar sq!Pt, but · Dodgers 5, Bravee 1 the Reds 1hrew Solo a change-up, The .[ludgeis took advantage of raUylng to give him a 4-2 victory. sloppy Atlanta fielding, scoring two Foley, who had Just seven hits in unearned runs and a third after a h!sprevlou$&1at-bats,hitblstourth · wide throw. Bob Welch and three home run of the season, a tWo-run relievers scattered eight hits. shot off Goose Gossage, to raise Welch, ~11. woo his third stra1ptt Solo's record tol.Uandprovldethe game, scattering siX hits over61-3 They're hired guns, bllt tlletre l'l!nnJnathecountry. WouldlbiMa debate? I W!luld ablolutely lava a debate. "Before the convention. l waa concerned. I !IBid so. we _ . on a negative sUde. B\lt with Geny Ferraro, 111e went whlah·h·h- Rlaht up? NoW we have bectliii4Na Up -to his ·collar in deals_-__,..._:__...:....___...oJ_ac_kA_nde~rso_n Treacherous figures a amazed at the close proximity of the opposing forces. The raw volunteer soldiers of the (lme were playing for keeps. Only the Inadequacies of their weapons prevented wholesale massacret. A few years agQ we toured the Shtloh. Battlefield, a visit Inspired primarily because I had known Nat Cook when I was a boy. Whell I knew 111m be was just an average veteran dlffl!rent from the other veterans on J>ettslon Ridge by bls bearing The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Ohio Foley's·blast defeats P_tt....rf~s ONo 1114 He loves it _____~___......,J,...-:-ames __ I._K_upa_tnc_·k BOB HOEFUCH . m~ r-1"'-"'.._-.-.~=·""" ~v ~. WASHINGTON- Tony Coelho, a good medalist In the poHtlcal Olympics, sat down to breakfast one mornlng last week With a group of Sl'lllor corresPondents. Actually, Tony did not sit; .- Tony seldom sits. He sort of bounces, propelled by the coiled spriJ\gs of his own enthusiasm. This· morning he was In DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF~ MEIGS-MASON AREA = Pomeroy~Middleport. Pea• 2-The Dally ....... disability and a white ptee. Then he was about 70 but stlll had the llery temperature be , had u a. yOilng man when he anawered Abraham Uncoln's call for volun- 1 teers. I once beard him offer totliht a young man a third bla age who he thought was decOrating the American flag. The young man wouldn't ftght! innings. He also drove In a runwitha fourth-Inning single before leaving the game With a groin Injury. Pirates 6. Canllnals 4 _Dale Berra's grand slam home run and RBI single led the Pirates to ' their -second victory in 12 tries · agal!lst St. Louis this year. The slam. · was·Ben-a's nrst of the season and second in his major league career. The homer was his I!Ighth of the year, John Candelaria, 10-8, pitched siX thnings II) pick up the victory. Lee Tunnell, making his first appear· · ance since July 1, pllchoo the last : three innings for his first save. third lead Inning andchange a half. In thegame'sflnal r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Elsewhere · in the National Lellgue, Chicago edged New York 7-6, Mootreal lqlped PhUadelpbla 3-1, Los Angeles outscored Atlanta i>-1, Pittsburgh got past St. Lools6:;t, and. Houston took a 7-6,, 12-innlng di!Ctslon over Sari Franctsco. ODD . . Oabl1, MeCa 6 Teinpers continued II) blow !IOtas the Cubs completed a ~eep of a MEN'S S. S. . tour.gaine series With their nearest rivalS. Only- oti July 'n, when the . · Mets M!J'e 4~ up, baS the NL East 'MEN'S. l-S. leader enjoyed lliCh a margin this SUPER PRICE . ;;i 1/2 PRICE · . KNIT SHIRTS............... 112 PRICE SPORT SHIRTS ............. 1/2 PRICE MEN'S SUITES ............. III!UOII. 'fAKING THE LEAD - Chlcaa'o C.t.' 0., · ~ IJ!C)Ore. 'the pahead nm oa a -Kellh , ~ slnlle u New York Meta' calchet; liDlte ~d ........ a ~ate·&ag In till\ fle\'enth bm1t1t1 of pme Ill Cull8 awee;ID& ~ leliel ..t lmprovlq their -lead to lour allld -hall pmee overtbe-tl-place Meta. ·(AP,I mrp~~atq). . Sutton reaciles new plateau; Orioles defeat -Indians, .-54 • Keith Moreland drove In fwrruns With threeslngles,' lncludlngonein a fouc-run seYenth Inning. It was the Cubs' seventh coUecut!ve win over theMe!s. ·. . · The Mets scored three runs in the · top of the aeventh to take a 5-3 lead before tbeCubs raUled In the bottom ofthe~th. . LADIES'· LEVi . · • BE-N DOVER SLACKS.:.'; .... 40% OFF TENNIS - l/3 OFF ~. ~,~SHED LEVI'S ....... :... ~ .............;·1/3 OFF SPORT COATS ................................ 1/3 OFF lADIES' . . LEE JEANS ............... :..... ;.......... 1/2 PRICE MEN'S · · . FASHION JEANS. ........................ 1/2 PRICE . SHIRTS & SHORTE .. ;..... MEN~S ' BooT CUt Jay Johnstoni! led off With a pinch Met pitcher Walt I Ten-ell hit Bob Demler With a pitch, Terrell · and Met Manager Dave ' Johnson ~eJected because of a B)' A"'datec"''..Heath's 11th 1Jbmer of the year, a save. Walter Johnson, Cy Young and leadOff sOOt In the fifth, gave theA's . TheOrtolesexplnded forl5hltsln set1eS-llltlg wamlng Issued fDIIc1NGI!Yiord Perey wUl now have to a ~ lead. . the game - the flnlt time they've Ing Tuesday's · lncldentl. Wes moveoverforDonSutton-atleast Burris, 11-6, walked' two batlers.. had thatmanyStnceMay5. . ' Gardner, 1-1, carite on to replace Plus Ma11y Other in one respect. · struck out two and left In the e!gh.th · · ,Red Sox ll, '11pft0 ~ TeiTell and the lead wu soon lost. In . the ninth Inning Chicago With his ftrst-lnnlng strll!eout in after giving up a slli'gJe and a walk. Rich Gedman drove Iii a C<U'eerreliever Lee Smith threw neat W~y nlgbt~s -~2 victory ov~r ~ C&udllltlnl$lleq up lor aclu~record 1!18ht!verunswithahomer, a single George FOster and was also ejected the Kansas City . Royals, , the . 25th save. and a saCrifice tly as Boston rolled trom the game,along with Cubs Milwaukee ~rs· right-hander ~7,Anaell2 past Detroit behllld Dennis "011 Manager Jim Frey. . · ' acccmpUsbed~thattbose AlvinDavisdrovelntworunswtth : ean"~d. Expu8 PlllllleB 1 tbreereeord-makiggpltcbersnejler a single and bll '22nd hepler and . Boytl, 7-8, scattered seven singles The Expos' entire run wtput was did. _ , Mark .Langston and EdWin Nunez for his flnlt major league shutout gift Fielding etTOrs by left fielder a · When he tanned Pat SbeJ'k!an, -It . Ca'nblned oo a'~bltter u Seattle and hll seventh complete g3me of gave Sutton 19 seasons With 100 or defeated CaiiJornla - to snaj) a · the season. ..--...:_--------~_.--------'---'---..----...:-------:-more strll!eollts and moved him slx-gatlle losl_ng'strealt. · Tbevlcklrye!lllbledtheRedSoxto --' aJM:atlor Johnson, YoungandPeJTY ~· J.0.9, ~ck out seven wintherubbermatchofaflve-game onto a JleWplatea\\of pitching. and walked~· surrendering four serlesandflnlshwttha7-6~ov~ • Sutton finished thenlghtwithfour hits before glviDa way to Nunez in the Tigers for the. year. Boston ~ts: He'gaveupbothRoyals the seventh. lJangston _ has U5 cjllbberedDetroltpltchlngfor68blts ' ~ , '· • ' • ·'. I run{and six bits before Rick Walts strikeouts, eight behind lellder 1'!flke _and 42 runs In the final five games '· t ' ~ t Pitched the final two innings for his , Witt. 11:9. who started for: the- · playoo lh Fenway Park. tltirci save. . . -, . · · Angels. Witt !atlned four batters In 3 ''Bud E!lack, 10-10, -lost his fifth 2-31nnlngs. ' . . BU!J~7,Baugera2' s~t' game since the AU-Star . . Ottole81,)ndl•• 4 bl'llak. . · • · ·Mike Young cracked a three-run Dave Collins and TonyFei'II8Niez The MDwaukee_losing streak had . 11otneJ and ~ tWice ~ Mike_ belied three• bits each lJil! Jim ~ . -~ . . . "' . eqUaled a club record tied last year Bolkilcker and TippY MartineZ Oancy, 9-11, scattered seven bltslri after the Brewers establish!?d It In .,_ . ~ to scatter nine hits, eight Innings . lead Tororito over Texas. Rangers starter Danny 1969 as the Seattle Pilots. \ · leMing Baltimore over Cleveland. _ In other Aiactlon,lt~asQ!!c4go , · .Bolkilclcer, JJ.8, who ha.d missed Darwin, 6-7, only lasted42-3lnnlngs. Benches cleared In thef!rstthning 5; Ne'N York 4; Oak111nd ·-5, - 'h!slastscheduledstartbeta~ofa MtmiesotaO; Seattle7,C~ornla2; ·muscle spasm 1,n his back, gave up after a· Darwin , pitch bit Wlll!e Baltimore 5, Cleveland 4; BostOn 8, · _se'Yen bits, struck wt f!JUI' .and Upshaw in the side. No punches Detroit o, and Toronto 7, Texas 2, walked three Iii 7 2-31nnlngs before were thrown and order was ! White Sox$, v.,u- 4 . Martinez, finished 'up for his 15th reStored. Ph or mac-.., Harold Baines slug'ged three hits, ; inciOOing Q so1o ~r that bigKl!ftl'letftMcCattl~. A,Pti. CUries Rlftll, R.PJI. ~rar a flve-nm Ch!Cil!IO th!rd1 toRon..d H•nll'tl, R. Ph. MOn. ttwv S.t . l :tta .m . tot p.m. wiU be used . . plres lead · the White · SOX olier · 'the · . The Gam, Academy Band Boosknday li! :JDf012:JiaM S tot . m. . Hugh Graham at 446Cont;lct ters Will sponsor a men's open slow ftaESCRIPTIONS '"· tn ·2t55 · Yankees. Frientlly Stnlce 3832, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or 446-130<1 pitch softhaU tournament, to be Pomeroy. O. I E . Maifl Open Nilflll till' I FlWd Ba.nnlster. 10-7, allowed six held Aug. 17, 18, and 19 at Saunders after 5 p.m. hits and three runs before needing Memorial Field. reUef help. in the sevl!ll\h froJn Roo n~wt~wni~heldThursctay, ~---~----~-L--~--~---~----:--..---~---~-----------­ Reed, who gained hiselihthsave.lt Aug.16,1984, at7:~rp. m. Entry fee was . the sixth · vicwry In seven . Will' be $ji5 and tWo game balls. decisionS for Bannister, who raised First . place will be $100 gUt his lifetime record to 10-2 agaltist certificate and second place wUI be New-York. , $00. Sponsor trophy will be awarded A'aS, TwiDI 0 · to third place te!l(tl. 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ECHO , WAKEFIELD GARAGE ~ ..lh OlSiballut./'~ REED'S COUNTRY STORE · 4th & Main St. Rt. 50 West Atliens, Oh. 593-3115 Reedsville, Oh. 378·6125 ' SOUDERS HARDWARE Main St. Hamden. Oh. 384-·3458 �. Page ~wis ".. .. ·"-"' ... .,. ~. A••• 9, 1984 Thurldlly, Augult 9, 1884 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 4-The Daily Sentinel ··"· In the same Games and only tile The United States defeated Can· Selsenbacher of Austria; Mario Monday night In the long jump and many In the crowd rMCted 8118rl!Y· tlllrd U.S. woman (Wilma Rudolpll ad!! twice, 78-~ In men's basketball Martlliez of San Fr~lsco finished ''Wilen 1 go1 tile boos, at ftnt It was and Babe Dldrlkson the otilers) to as Chris Mullin of St. Jolln's second to DlnkO Luldln r1 Austra,lla ccme up No.1. win two track and Held golds In ooe Unlversltysrored~polnts, and l!Hi, In super tJeavywelghlilftln& and the _ sboc;ldng," he said, "rut then I Lewis, still ruiUilnglnhlgllgearon O!ymplcs.Brlsro-HookSwon the400 15-10, 15-71n men's volleyball. Each United States WORgoldOUI!verlnaU . wasn't reelly dllappolnted." And'oo Wednellday, neither Wall the road JESSI! Owens traveled 48 Monday night. On Wednesday she now goes for gold, tile basketball seven yachting events: years ago In BerUn, dived acl'OS$ the cruised through 200 quallfylng. team against Spain Friday nlgllt, Lewl$, ot \'YiJUn&boro,N.J ., dkln't ihe crowd of M,B!B, ~ him flnlsllllne Wednesday to lead a 1·2-3 Tonight she goes for the 1m gold, the voUeybaU team against Brazil break Italian Pietro Mennea's. . and his ~'" aa they cirCled United States sweep in thel!OO-meter · South Afrlc;an-bOm SYdneY Ma: Saturday night. The American world record of 19.'72 secondS In the tile tracll 1rt victory, celebratin& tile sprint and win the tblrd of his ree of Philadelphia said Wedneds- men's handball team tied South :m. flnlshlng In an Otymplc-recorrt first U-3 U.S, "fllllsh ill the .IM!Jit prospective foilr gold medals. day lle has wltlldrawn !rom today's Korea 22-22 Wednesday night. 19,lll to beat silVer 111edaUst ~ • s~ 19116. ''0urwbll4!liolilbere~as Saturday lle ~llors the 400 relay. l,!iXImeters because of a hamstring Judi Brown of East Lansing, Baptiste of Beaumont;. Texas, and to sweep the eve~~t,' ' Lewla sa!d. · Louganls, barely crea tlng a ripple pili. And Steve Ovett of Britain, Mich., won sUvei-ln thewomen's400 thlfd.ptace finisher Thomas Jeffer- Me~~.nea, Incidentally, flnl•hed . . . by expectedly running away from hospitalized with bronchitis after · hurdles. flnlslllng belllnd Nawal El son of Moreland, Ohio. ~t he did seventll. · Loj1ganls feU shOrt of his goal of · the Held In ·the tllree-meter spring· Monday's 1m and dtsclla.rged Wed- Moutawakll, · Morocco's f~t gold break the back of tile hostility board diving, set Ills sights on OOjda.Y, said lle would annouhce medaUst In Ol}mplc history; five direCted at him ell!'ller by the fill points ~ the spdngbQard. · SUnday's platfonn competition and early today whether he'd run tile U.S, box~ advanced to the Me111mial ~urn crowd, and llnlshlng wltll 75Ul to the 6&1.32 by TanLlangdeof<lllna.ButlcujPIDi$ an unprecedented two diving golds 1,!iXl. . semlfinals; Mllce TuUy of EncinO, then he brola! hts sl)ence. by one man In one Olympics. The United SlaWs finished 1-31n Calif., got tile pole vault sliver, "I thlnk the most Jmportantthlng WI he wasn't disappointed. "ReThe women began platfonn Wednesday's springboard, Ron · Hnlshlng second to Pierre Qulnon of formelstowlnasmanyaoldrnedals C91'ds can be briJken any time," the · preUmlnaries today; and Daley Merriott of Ann Arboc, Mich., France, and Earl BeUof Jonesboro, as I possibly can, because that's , l9760lympicplatf011flsllvermedal· ·Thompoon of Britain led. Jurgen getting the bronze. And Americans Ark., shared bronze. what people are going to remember 1st WI, "butg_oldmedalsare hard to Hlngsen of West Germany 4,663- were 1-31n tile men's400- but in an ' Also,Rol;lertBerlandofWUmette, · from these· Games, ilOW wen the · ccme by. It mearit a lot to get !I gold ·4,519 entering today's final five unexpected order. . m., bi!came tile first U.S. medalist AmeriCan team did," saki Lewis, here. It was BOmethlng 'missing In ' events of the decatlllon. Go!Dg Into Antonk>McKayofAtlantaflgured ever In Olympic judo, winning tile wtw:>llad refused In ~ous days to my career. The plattonn Is anotiler goal and It I don't obtain It my Uf11ls today's competition, the United to battle Jamaican Ben Cameron . middleWeight sUver after bel1!g . talk fOllowing his competition, . States llad 124medals, 54"gold. West for the gold. Butjust be!oretileftnal, defeated by gold medalist Peter He hadn't tried for a world record stUl full." ,:· • Germany was second wltll 38 total Cameron pulled out wltll a pulled . medals and Romania runnerup In muscle. And In the race · Itself, Alonzo· Babers of Montgomery, ·gold wltlll6. Ala., pulled away to win, leaving . Like Louganls, Valerie BrlsroHooks Is seeking a double, tile first McKay tlllrd. woman to win and400meters ..Banner." ' ' KlJfll.AND, Ohio (AP) -Brain ing Cap!P. "I lean)ed a lot. I got my .iuraerY ialt 4111M11!1' pve Steve prtorttles stralgl\t.' There's ,a lot a. a new outlocilt: on life, !llldit also gave .blln time to rethiDk Ills approadl to~ln the National ~ootball L.eape. 'Ibe Clewland veteran ldda!r Md punter nlialed ~first nine games of·the·l!!Ki season after sulferlna he drhes and blwTy arowus·. Coxtmugbthehad a brain tumor. Test, IJJwever, revealed that a tube Seq~inel wlll!l'e It oould be allllortled. ne au that's behind me,'' Cox said at the Browns' ·''Thank...., AUo<lated Preu, Inland Dally Prou AUo<lltCII IJtd tbo Ame<lcaa -IIIJOpor Publlaben soclatlon, Natlooal Advertl.llnl ~ ,..tau..,, ·Branham -IIIJOper S.lel. 733 Third Avtnue, New York, New » York 101117. 1,ek!JandC«nmunnty~trilln- . . POSI'MASTEJ!: send address to - Dally ~>entlllel , lll Court St., Pomeroy, KJR'I1..ANI), Ohio (~) -Cleve- • Ohl0~78 . Subscribers not desiring to pay tMcarrler may remit ln advance dtted te · The !>ally Sentinel 011 3, 6 or l2 month boals. Credit wUI be iJiven carrie< each . 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Go ahead and award the · Olympic gold medal to the United .States men's basketball team for the lOth time In ll Games. Donohue llad just viewed tile unbeaten Americans' 78-59 rout of Ills team Wednesday night. It shot the United States Into the gold medal game against Spain Ftiday night. The Spaniards knocked off l!BJ gold medalist Yugoslavia 7~1 In tile other semifinal to qualify lor its first opportunity at men's basket- Milgok!. F'rtdaj'. · Oeldand (YOU!!« 4-11 at Califomi• f;ulm lo.IJ. tnl ' ' ·MlnnN:Ita ~~ J.21 at Ses nX> cBmttlt 9-121, (nl l...mi ~at San · L Pet. Gil SIU'EBBIRD SATELLITE SYSTEJI..~ . .* , .··' ,. , ,.. and the staff decidt!d to br1lw me back." · · ·Tbls year, Cox Is 1itlliakllle oo breaklna a bad bablt lbatbiijleen . . .' punting th.at puts him dangerously I . "'Ibis sunvner. I went out and t q two~" he said. "It wun't easy becaUie I've kicked 'With two-ud·a·hllt IIepa my whole lite. It waaiiR t1)'lng to stop Slnoldng. I almost had to locjc my left foot Into the ground so I wooldn't take the .,'lilt, Rams.~.~lllslolferback ) ' s T ¥1t!stGP.nmy, ..... ......... 10" RarnaJU ............. :.,, ... • c::IUfta ••••• : ....... ' .......... ..1. Canadl .... ,................... ' Brttain ................ 3 " 21 u • 13 . 79 6 16 'J,q., ................. ......... 7 •• '10 ' "Al.lllralJa ...... ,..... .,...... .. .. ................ .... . . • llaly ..................... ·· ·· ··"' , f'ala.rd ~ ....................... .. Sweden ....... ,, ........... ,. 0 Nenl!rlalldl ...... " .. '" ...... 3 New Zealarlt ............. " '' 4 South ~ ......... , ....... 2 8riZil ...... ,,_,, ............... 1 )lpQco ·•···•· · ••···•· ........... 1 e 3 2 3 '9 ··, 1.11 :II 3l 2'1 K' n 7 n 17 . • 11 ' "'•• • ' 2 • 03 2 2 I 'I 2 I 2 5 I I 2 s..lll!rtand ........ ··•··•····· 0 AUICitl """"''' '"""''''''" 1 2 2 I I ••• O t 2 3 Dl!!nrnlt'k .. , .............. ,, .. D I 2 0 I 3 -y. . . . ... . . -Y ······················· ' ....... ............ 1 -G_;;::::::: :::::::::::::: · ·~· season "I'-" JU~ 15 cn.t , ,:o ·c IIWII' . . _ . _ . . United Qlts . ..... .. ._ ..... M ~ t t 0 I I :f 3 0 0 0 0 '' I t I I I I I t MOTOR OIL ' 10W30 he joked.' "Or no game. Oh: yeah, If the referees go bananas. That can change a.game cqmpletely." Then, Ilono)JUe turned serloils. ' "Bobby Knight Is not going to let t11em lose. There will be no fat cats walking Into the game," he said. Knight's closest friend In International': coaching, Spain's Antonio Dlaz-Mlguel, saki, "Everybody · thin)(s the U.S. will win easUy. But we stUl must play the game. The game Is not over yet." Knight was happy fo.r hts Spanish bockly. . ,The Americans, 7.0.here and 76-1 In 10 · Ol}mplcs, !flspatched the Canadians quickly. They moved Into a 1~ lead In the first seven minutes against a 2-3 zone defense. 10W40 · OR 79~ . '84¢ 84¢ . 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Cox's first chance to use tile new appfoacll ~ game conditions came In last week's ll·lf ~tion loss to the PltlSburgb Steeler"s. He pun~ f1i11r times, .averaglng ~.3 yards per punt. . "It (the ~ WP'03Ch) Is smnet111ng rve aot tolllllke ri1ylelf do, " he 181d. "·I want It 10 becane second natunt" ' . ..' '• .h ' Excellent Pictur~! Olympics medals tab1e ~-to OIII'IIShlng Unemen. f.airgnluDdll Uldnr; ber lbreerye&MIId qulfter IIane, Diamond 8&lU' Dance, lbroup ller paces. Willie Larl baa IIIOWii ~ lids wll be her lint )'eiii'ID . _ a IIane, 8lld she's~JoU ofhourspUID(~, Frld113''SIIDI!i· (API eurphoto). ins~alled SlY.., ............ · Francllro, (nl Systems from •1696. HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS : • 10' U .P . Superior mesh dish with Drake 324 receiver. 100 degree LN A · complete,l y installed ... - year. F0UJW1 HOB SHOW TUESDAY- B IJI'II('ilce ......... perfed, thea tt-ye&Hid Larl ..,.. IIIMMid place Ill the t-H bonle,..,_ at the MelpCoualy Fair Tueid1y, 10 a.m. Oelplte the hot, 1wmld wea&her, Larl eaa be 111011t 1111)' aflenloOo on the ~ ..:...... ......... ......-....... .. IIII.:M Oulolde.Ohio ' ....... ... i ...................... $1&.«1 ., .......... .... .. ......•... .. :.. Jll.:ll ............ ...... ............... SIIUO .. .. ~------------------------~~ ' goalagalnst~tosetaBrowlls' record aftel',retuniJDI to~ last ' I Ol?irou al Kar118.!!i Clly, 1nl Oakland at Calllomia .. tn l MlMeflOia at Searnc. tnl N.\t!ONM. LEAGUE £A8I' DIVIIION .. .4 AMERICAN LFAGUE BATI1NG (261i' al bats} : Winfield, Nt'W York, .3&2; Ma"lngly, New York. .lJT; HrbPk, Mklnt'501a, :fl.l; "Collins, Tormto. .319: EMWTiy, Baltln'lorc, .315. RUNS: DwEvans. Bolton. • : IUkndPr· . soo..Oaklar.i, 7ol; Ann"'. Bostm. 1.1; Bur, lcr, Ck-Yeiand, 72; Moseby, Toronto. 'l'l. . RBI: KiftRmar!, Oakland. 90; ADaVIs, Sea"ko, IIi; Riff>, 8011.100, Ill; AlTI'IM. EICJ5.. ton, 84: EMurrty, BaltJmorc, 83. \t.llwaullee at Cbkaeo. In\ tloston at Te:IW, 1n1 .. Cox also booted a·I!II-)'IU'd fteld Leaders . • ,New York at Cl£'vtoland. 2, n-n1 Balttmon! al Toronto, tn) ' punting. St. LoWs at PhUadtlphla, 1n1 Only p:amP5 schEduled f"riiky's GarM~J . wblleJeffGolaeft nowlntlleUnlted StatesFootballLeague,)laudledthe qrlcaco at Mmtlftll . tnl Plnsburah at New Yor11.. 1n1 .,tu'::aU:. :~:as 6-!h arKaMaS City , .. . flnaiiii!'Veupme&Iast-.on,lllltlle worla!d _oftly as a ldclullf ipectallllt • 0...,. San Dlflo at AUahll, 2. lt·nl Htl1111on at Clntllnaa, 2. (l,n) IO.ill , lnl . DonohuewasaskedwhatltWOUld take lor tile United States to lose the tltlegame. . "A terrolst attack on Thursday," ILaCOSS s-3), (ft) . Cblcago t SNVl'l" 11-tt at Ne~~~ Y(J["k tRasmussen 6-:Jl , tnl BOston tNippcT H I at Texas (TaMna ~ W ,5.16 C'Ncl&o IEcktr*y " I at MaatrNI .: Baltlmon:o tFl.IJ'II!f!an !Hl \ at Cltveland tSmlth 4.. 1. tnt ... '. ' '. ~ tftulwll._l2), lnl Toronto 7, Ttxas 2 ' ' 4¥,. 60 tHenhbt>r 7-4 1 at Atlanta (McMW'tl')' s.l21 San ~ !LolLar 9--91 at C~rtro~Datt , · 7, California 2 BaiJtlmore 7, Clcwland 4 Bo&10n 8, oetro1t 0 Mllwa ukft> 3, Kansas City 2 ' -' ..561 " ~lphia ..,..,.,... G...m ~ ttlt> ' Jill - Los Oakland ~ Mlr\IK'Ua 0 '. "' 48 O!Jcago 7, NE'W York 6 Mootnie l 3, PhiJadetphia 1 Cincinnati 4. San Dqo 2 l.OI ~ 5, Atlanta 1 Pl ~burgh 6. St. i..al ~ 4 H~st«m 7, San F'rancbco 6. 12 lnnlnis OUcago 5, NeoN Y()rk t , . "' 62 WI!Brlli\'&ON 61 f5 58 ~ LM A... leo 56 58 HalsiUI 53 61 Clnctnnatl -18 m San Francisco 44 66 Wolnelda.J'a Garnt~~ WedJHwl•y aiPL Pulca won the heat, bu& BIMkl, who placed tlllrd, qn"'"'"' tor ... ... wltll him since his ~ days at Arkanlas. ffe wants to cut dqwl) oo the two-llld·a,))alf-step apprOach to U.S. cage team routs.Canada Chlcooo New York San Diego Atlli.nta Wf'lllnMb(11 Gunell ' .I ' 13 Weeks .... ....... .. ........... ....... .. $:11.56. Scoreboard ... Qakl"" :5t>IM)c ,1 26 Weeks ········· ·· ····· ·· ··•····•····' ·· $29.12 3,~ race here • J ' =:'.::::: : :::::::::::: PaiCE8 Dally .. ..: .._. ....... ..... .. , .... ,...... 25 Cents . BUDD COMM IN TIDRD, BUT QUALJF1D- . t .."' problr!m stiD,bolhel;'B hi!~ ·~; but · wltll a brQkeD ankle. · But, RU+~mta..., ..........., ....,.,. .......................I · _.....,_._ ~ . Cc*i'nbia •..•..••. ... . ••......• D hewantatoplay. ''He ·had 'great ·lll'Qdtictioo at tlultwhen he'•readY,III!'saplayer." J::; ~ :::::: :::::::::: I wuiDJW'Idln~. tbeNa.tlooal . . Also on WedneW'ay, tile coach Jom- .............. ......... o 0 , ForCJ!aU Leepe llellm limi:Junced, " "lldJtonQliJege8J14 .w ewanttosee 0 pn!S!!Dted checlls of $3,1Xll each to0 The llfth.year veteran WUl wear a whathecando," RutlgUanosald. 0 · 'llle ·coach also said he was . the Rainbow Babies and Chlldrene v ............................. o . cast for the rest of the exhibition_ season, the Browns said coocerned 1Jb911t the unewllat~ Hospital and 'lbe <Oeveland) Plain of running back O!arles De!ller for their charities. The W~Y· 'recovery White, wm had artllro&Cqlic iiiOII!'Y ~ raised by the Run·and Coacll SamRutlgllano sald,rrokle silrgery on his knee shortly before Walk wltb the Browns pmnotloo, wide receiver Brian Brmnan will tralnlllg camp opened. He has been ' sp•la!l ed by the team and the ·play In the Browns' exhibition game 111 pads this week, rut not full gear. newspaper. • Monday againSt the LoB ADgeles land Browns nose tackle Bob Gollc liU a firactured Jeft·tbllmb, which ~IPTION BATJIII By CuriOI\ "'\ M o l • one Week ... ...... .. ........... ............$:1.10 ·Oae Mouth ......,.........................$4.80 one Y - ·ii~iil.E "mi'Y····:··- $5'/-• Zoi&Badd (rlshl) of(lreat Brltalll, nannlngiJive.loot, precedes CGmelfa Buertd (ceater) of SWllzertand and Romania's Marlclca Pulca, In a quallfylng"beat of lhe 'f I Browns' nose·tackle. breaks thumb • morith. , more to lite t11an football. I'~ learned a Jot.iplrltually.'' • · CoxretumedtotlleBrowJII,llrthe · was blocked, building up pressure ''Comillt back In t11oe1i seven , oo his brain and optic nerve. games reaJly· helped me." be $ald. In a. a&inlnute operation, a •"~ Into illll1e condl~ and "lbunt'' Wlllillerted to n!dlrect tile ~ WJiier pl !I I~ helped. tiul1 toCox'sstanachan(ltntestlne, I'm 1114 (Coach) Sam Ruti&IJanO l'WIIIInafronihlsbralntosplnal_co~ Member: - 52 Weeks '• 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks t Surgery gives kicker n~w ~utloo~ Published every 'art.rlfC)on, · Monday thi-ouablFrtday, lll Cou!'l StrHt, by tlje OhlQ Vi l_ey.Publl.lhi.,_Contpa!O' ·111111· tlmedla, Inc., l'onte<'oy, Ohlo«<11t, 119'.1· 2156. Second clua pootap pold at Pomeroy, Ohio. .. .. THE FAST LANE.- U.S.A.'s Cart Lewis ruD8 to~ ID m.'s 200-"'eter -.d--1111111, heat 2, In ~ Aftleles Wedllesdq. (AP ColorPhoto). ' II y· i i I "" . (.QSI'S ·~-) . A· IM•IIIM ol Mlilllmedla, Joe, . .. lltlll·year••• rmn The Daily ' •f t \ The Daily Sentinei:....Page 6. ' . . ' I; mr vlslonclurlnllbepmeaiOII. , > WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) illlCOIIIktrlng offensive nne. SciJo. "Sam P'tPI•tned that before the Altlloulb b e - ecllpeed by rookie nertwaaUii-7torjust 2:Syardsand game," Sdlollel1 WI. "He was Boomer F ' en In the ClnclnMtl WBI sacked tine times: playing In ills heme town." Benpll' opon!DI ~ pme, ~. Sc Julf'rt said .he stm Wyche Intends to make It up to . Turk SCia.t 11111 COIIIIden him· 00118ii:n blmBelf tile club's No. 2 Schooefby start1n11 him tills .week aelf the ,No. 2 ~ ~ Qllll'tei'back. acamot !be Tampa BayBuccaneers Ken Andel lOll. "Everybody can 5ay wbat they In F1on!a. Scbonert WI Ills ooiy EIIIIOII,arooldebUnMaryland, want," SCbonertlllid. ''They'UIIee will! "at this pOOit Is to get some stole 611! ~ witt! hla BCC\U'Bte what they WJIIIl 'iii see. JJu.t ao out qt.U~J~~y playing ttme 111 the first. pe!JII!rW Ill .......!•' Zl·lS victory 11111 do Job every day and try '!' · strtna ofrel1llve unit. . Satunll.y nilbt ~ the 'New York do beUer each ttme 1ao wt." · · · sclloaf.rt, wbo signed wltll the Jeta. P!aYIIla before a bornetOwn SC'-1 has eXJII ,' ; I oo dlsr JJronPl•IAStseuonratllertllanaoto 'crowd; Ji;llaiOII cornpletal ' of 10 . pleasure at Head COIIch Sam the United States Football I:.eague, JlPII!\I w1111 a pe1r or touchdowns. Wydle'sdedslontoplayblmt:blrdln doesn't begrudge Eslason .his Hlr (lilly Incompletion wa~~ a !be exhibition season opener, lbrc· PM, e 1 dul1'4J8(1 pe~~. lng him to work behind thtl! · "He llad a JOOd game," Schlxlert AnderiOII started the game, sec<Jld.strlng offensive line. Wyche said. "Anybody, whlltller he's a · Es1a1011 came In JBrt. andSclloaert, decided to use Edason 1e001111 rookie or not, who can come.ln and a Staniord, bllcause his relatives and trlenda have anlghtUketbat,hedldaheckof tlnlshed tile . game behind the wereonhand. aj<)b.~' LOS ANGELES (AP)- When Carl Lewis lunges and Greg Louganls plunges, they Inevitably ' Pometoy-Middlapoi"'".. Ohio 'ft•rk feels he's stlll No.2 paces U.S sweep in Olympic 2~~meter. sprint ra~e ' , RlFILLS r~s• . 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PAf»ER N:atural Spr•y Sunday QU~Ef'l FLEXSTEEL ·sLEEPER ' ' ENJOLI SPEc:w.OFAiiili DURING THE SALE FOR PERHAPS THE MOST EXCITING FREE TRIP DRAWING IN AJRNITURE HISTORY! IrS FRIDAY QNLYl • • · ~59~ . ~· &celleftl Value alief QuaHIJI EnHtld &p $44444 REG. '999.95 Perfume Spray . • Early American Floral 200 COUNT 9 to ·g $}99$ , SOFA, LOVESEAT Natural Spray WITH ·· FILLING · _. YOUR STORE HOURS Mon ..;Sat. ' Lasting Cologne ' lO"WINDOW SCREEN FAN ' ' , - ~ETSI Glm Top Dinette, 4 rattln back chairs, Rea. 1899.95 :.............................. 1444.44 = riiiie;...ii.iiith:.. ·: ~i~ Rea. '4175.00 ......................... 12777.77 Formica Top Dinette, 4 rattan backchlirs, Ret '699.95 .............................. 1344.44 1 Pine Table, 6 chairs Re1- 1899.95 ............................ $1399.95 .,.,_...,.._ . '488.88 REGULAR '2199.95 PLUS MUCH MUCH MOREl 8algair1S ~ .-y ~ IIICI dbalpllol~ Some ..elfNIId~anly. Some.,. ==== one-ala ldlldl field• 111 Is ..._.. 1\US MUCH MUCH 2058.FOREST TAVERN YESI FOR THE THIRD YEAR BASSETT IS PROUD TO SPONSO!L STONEVILLE' 5 PC. · DINffiE 8WMl C!MIIIS w/4 ' HUNT'-s ETCH UP 24 oz. COLLAGE . SC~TTOWELS PHOTO . ( F"AMES . . SIJe8xlO.nr 1,1114 collap ,. ' ,,.••. ldei fOr dlspi1Jflia . rour flvorlti· photoirlphs• . .I ILL -= ·' ~NDMUSK i .. . : : oz. I «\> ~~ sa 7s .· . ~ ' ' . \ ' J ' \ . I ' & BODY I \ 1 ALYSSA ASHLEY ' - ·, . . LOTION 1& • ... '7.50. l'IA.95 ~388 88 filMY OtiLYI TO 12 QOf" iiiiiAf TO R£DUC! PRICES 0111 E\,IEIMHING IN IN\IENTOIM . ' ' $159995 . ' REGULAR •2599.95 . . . . n ttttttd 11'us. ~ "''" ~~ -·-···- 1!\QIIIl "'ho ~ trlllh~Ml ll.trl'\l~tttt •tti!Ch !kiM! CMtl lht .,.,,... ''"'"" ~ end ttcoftllllff~ . . . ,.......,..Qt thl tiM ,._11'11 ti'*' tt.itl Wilt 1M ~ "' .,.._ *"'• ... ,.. Ill~ . • 1'101 ~'""' T~ trlplto .....- IJN, I dtiJMI' · Ww:1 lffi'IDft Itt Nwt pltft\y ot atatllt 'DICt ltw N\CII MllfOf 'W\It'l • ~ 11"111 • ....,., tt • tNiy.,.,.. .-.. • 11 tM tl..,n.n t~M~~c- ~. . I • ,, �Thunldey. August 9, 1984 Ponwoy- Middleport. Ohio Caletldar lHURSDAY r£ JDAY£ AUG ROCK SPRINGS - A Rock Sprln,g8 Gt'an&e meeting wW be held 8 p.m. Thursday a t the hall. 10, 1984 ACROSS AMERICA AS ANNOUNCED 11Y ...J - .... L21D SC0£1 ON SATIJRDAY r•c S TODAY SHCW.11 MIDDLEPORT - The Way· ~· Strangers of CoiuJnWs will sing a t a gospel sing a t the Baptist Freewill . Church In Middleport Saturday at 7: ~ Choice'99. ea. p.m . Happenings .. To perform · at fair EIGHI'IISET - Mrs. LllldaFIIIA, Pcimeroy, wllh 110118 bom II& Holzer Medical Center MCIIId!Q ffiili~, Is tile elghlh rnodler to delver twbla&llle '-1 "•' .slooe May 6. HMC reports tbe 1m11ber fllsetll fll twtna bom Is an oddity. Cuddled left Is CGdy, boni ltmlllute& afler Clley. rf&ld. ....,.._ Caullty abelld of . llll'I'GIIII.IICCI'...... fir tbe manlier fll twlla .,_a& .HMC wlb lbree _ . del\l!l'e!l Rice Maif. Melphlld twoaela. vmloo, two lela, M.m, _set ... GIIIIa, noae. Pomeroy birth ·latest statistic ·in Holzer twin ·boom oddity. wmmow By LEE K, why the number of twin births was OVP seaft Writer so high, liut said be expects more Why eight sets of twinS have been twin deliveries In the near future. . born between May and the earlier ·'I'herl! IS a greater chance for a part of thts week at Holzeio Medical coupJetohavetwlnslftarnllyhlstory Center, Galllpolls, IS a mystery to revealstwinswerebomtorelatlves, administrators and medical person· Price said. The occurrence of twins nel there. averages In one out of 90 pregnan· The oddity has stumped prates- cteswlththemajorltybomfratemal siOnals. Recently, HMC reported · rather lhan Identical In the United thettrstsetoftwlnswasbomMay& States. Identical twins are always wtth a Po:neroy woman delivering · the same sex. Fraternal twins can the eighth set- twin sons_ on Aug. be· the same or opposite sex and 6. Thebreakdownoftwinsdellvered usually have.dlstlngutshablephyst· during the three-month perlod cal characteristics. shows: three sets were borntnMay· Detetmlnlng wbether the twin were born to parents trorn 'Metgs sonsltChariesandLindaFaulkJr., County; three sets from Jackson PUneroy,arefratemalorldenttcal County; two sets tiom Vinton wt1l take ttme. Monday, Mrs. Faulk County; onesettrornMasonCounty delivered the -second child to ber andnonefromGallla. farnlly, Cacy at 10:15 a.m. and a third Cody tlO 25 The For all births, HMC has hilda ' , a : a .m. cou..,.. fairly level delivery rate, according have another son. Radley, 3, at · to Dr. Thomas Price. c.hatnnan of home. CacywassJtghtlyUghterthan ~·- 13 the Obstetrics and Gynecology his brother· · • """'""'~~ "~"&>-... 6 ......-. c twotnJuneandtwotnJuly.Twose~ ' ""ft Department.Hecouldnotplnpolnt Son born to ·Clark family ·' '. =~~~ Lori Stiles, 16, Cheshire, Is the new high school secrepu;o of Jlle Vocational Induslrtal Clubs of America (VlCA) . She was elected by delegates representing over 270,001 members of VlCA during the annual Nattoilal Leadership Conference and United States Sktlls Olympics In June. Stiles, a senior at Gallla.JacksonVtnton J VS, Rfo Grande, Is enrolled In the cosmetology program. Her Instructor IS Diana Untala. She Is the daughter of Jim and Mary Stiles. Mrs. Faulk, a teacher at Chester Eleinelltacy, said thetwlns'welghts were heavier than what .she expectedofthewelghtofanaverage twin. She noted twins have beElt born In theFaulkfamtlygolngback to two and three generation!!. The a~ weight of a twin IS lesser than .the weight of a single born Infant. A twin's · weigftt can range fran 6 pounds to 8 pounds, Pl1ce said. Twins are typically born ~to three weeks earlier lhan the single born child. A pbyslctan can sometimes be clued If twins are tratemalorldentlcalbydtagnostslt mE!nbrane layers sutroundtng the tntantsatblrth. Mystical features twins share asbellevedbythepubllcsomettmes ' - hasyettobeprovenbysclenre, Pricesaki.Aslheygrowolder,twtns have the benefit of coinpantonshtp. Handling twins In the early years. can· be rough• but the physician that chtldrearlng :::S=:. *JEANS *SLACKS •TOPS .*SKIRTS •SHIRTS *UNDERWEAR •SOCKS OPEN EVERY FRIDAY TILL 8 FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICPAL PARKING LOT "Over 48 Yeor1 In The Scrme Pierce Under The Scrme Mcrncrgement'' · -··....""' 1450, 000 Ool __ Inventory Reduced! . . 01 ... THATENn!E HOUSEI'UU. .• fl.mRure l"'""' -3, 4, 5 awl.,. """" ...,. Of~ foom5 ,._., ... ;ond , _ hlnhds ond 18 attend ,...... , AUR 9 $1495• PIECES•••'995~ · Jaymar event Eighteen women attended ladles day Tuesday at the Jaymar Golf Club with plans ftnaltzed for guest dayonAug.14. , Atter an :Jll.bole play, prl7es went to NO!!llll ~. low gross; Nellie · Brown, low net, and Elizabeth Lohse, low putts. Persona/ . • anni.Jun~nt Mr. ·and Mrs. Doyle Muttl and farnlly, Mansfield, were S;lturday night guests of Mrs. Lula Ctrcle and Dtxle They . - MANT OTHER VAtUI!S - Rtouao REouao 25% •STONE RINGS 25%•. •WRIST WATCHES . •All NECKLACES 25% -GROUP GIFTWARE 50% 25% , I •EARRINGS t . L8rtl 'Multi· COIIW culon , plaid All!erlcjln overstultocl sota ;•r. · · $47r sm.ts-•• 25% . •14K CHAINS •Till-COLOR 20% •ADD-A-BEADS •DIAMOND EARRINGS 25% •DIAMOND werejoiDedbyMr. and Mrs. Jetfetrcleand tamnyofKeno Ridge, Steve Ctrcle of Columbus, LAYAWAY REGISTER TO WIN A'FREE BICYCLE FROM THE BEND ' AREA MERCHANTS r~l:l}f)rft{ .•VI!II/SCA Mr dMrs and. Sanan"'' .ROOertHarden,Ralph . "'' MlimfngStarRoad,Mr. andMrs.JtmForeman,Minei'Svtlle toracookoutattheromeofMr. ruxi • T~Mrs.~~Car~lCtrc~~le~and~sons~~·==::!~~~~~~~~~R~O~Y~~~;;;~;;~~d Man, ·w. Va. Reg. S97t.OO La·Z· Boy Reclining IW'! $HI solene. Mocha calor, cord . ""lv.t Iabrie. · $56000 ;J- - Rlf. $!69.95 Queen Size Pillow arm Sola Sl ..per. Blue ... llel91 c.....u.. $42goo ............ REGISTER DURING THE SALE FOR PERHAPS THE MOST EXCITING FREE TRIP DRAWING IN FURNITURE HISTORY! IrS FRIDAY ONLYI HERE'S WHAT THE WINNERS WILl. ENJOY! I FREE! MARCO ISLAND, FlORIDA · PIIIYATE * FR££! $1.000 CASH FOR THE TRIP! CONOOIIIIIUII FOR A WE£1<1 , . ... - ••..,""' . . . . .....- .......... ·•-o: ., -~ "'*'-'"""""""_ - -lll,__ ..,.,..,.,.,, .. c.,'..... • FilE! ARST CLASS AIR TRANSPORTATION I FREE! CHARTERED FISHING DAY ON THE GULF! FOil TWO! .. . I F~E! LIIICOLN TOWN CAR fOR THE WEEKI • FREE! SIDE TRIP TO THE BAHAMAS (TWO OAYS)' NO PURCHASE .REQUIRED! . WINNERS MAY TAKE THEIR "DREAM TRIP" ANYTIME DURING 1984 OR 19851 GET AU. DETAilS AT THE SAI..EI ' BIG I Rq. $1~.· ;:: Ou"'ancll111 Valuel MATIRESS SETS! 9 PIECE SurrE ........... } .I ·:: 088. . I 1 WICKER CHAIR 3 USED LIVING ROOM CKAIRS With 2 Matching ROUND TABLES Priced From $50 to $)25 30 INCH,HOTPOINT . $150 MAYTAG MAYTAG GAS DRYER $199 9 ~ WRINGER WASHER GAS R•l· $St9.ts Ea'rly Am.,.lcan seta B Chair. Antron ll'(lon BullY Blu• plltllrn, trim, NICe slit; blaulltully stylocl. ' 0 Oroupl. -ullful Anti'OII Nylon· cever. Group In· . elude& sot•. chair, rocker, cecktau tabl•sa~f ::.: tal!lftl .... ..... ts.. ===::::: ~NL SOFA SLEEPER! $6cJ95 Full Sill Stllperln durliblt Mercu1011 cover. P:oall! mattress; l!uutllul ltftiJ!I. Si\Vl 8UllHI WIN l t 11 •.t...,..us .. $24too . Amtrlcan !)raw solid s pl~l lloclrOoin IUitt. Drfllll', litfttocl WITH 4 MATCHING ARM CHAIRS wens:;~; $3999S PORCH CHAIR w...,~ $9995 . ·~~ING$2995 . ·M~-· ...........~, '.r 1 UCI.INIR 1 .SWING CHAIR I 'W'•,. S399.95 $9900 •••· l1tt.t5. Multi· Color Herculon Recliner Ret. 12"· " Heater· Vll!rator Recliner R... f.ll2t.tS B.,.kline Wall· Away P:ull Position Recliner Rlf. S46t.OQ La· Z·Boy Wall Recliner . Bolo• cord f'al!rlc.' NICI Style. 5UP1t' Prlcet-..Ofl. $9900 $18900 $28900 $23450 Rlt . . SUtS.N ·$39900 . piece Bissett Traditional Pecan 9 piece suite, oval table, lighted. hutch, drawer & door but· l.t, 5 side chain and I arm chalrwltll p~~ddel! INIS . Ret. SI"S.ot Cochrane solid oak 7 piece dining iulte. Cl•wtoot unter poc~e~tal formica lup1able. IIVtciiii!Uifet, • - solid oak -l!acllchaln. $·94900 ' Rig. SliMS Five m.tol dinette. Rig. ·UIUS Flv. pi~e all$ wood Dark Pine set. For· miCaiOfl, 42X42MS4 table, . ... $1215.• $1249 Reg. 1469.95 seven pitce~34900 Oak Wood dining set. Tablt.p wllh 21eaves. . · . . BilrgalnS of Mry type and ll=l1plionl Soft a~ limited quantity only. Soft Jre onr-of-a-klndl Evelyllling Is tedueedtl Fin Pieee Suite Make your home JJeautlfu/ with Forest Hill ... THE~ NAl'IOriW. W£ EVER COORDINATED BY No/'f FURN11\JRE MWJFACT\JIER. IWSETT'S WG"JN QAY U.$A FOR 1'184 IS DESIGNED IWD INTEND&D lO OFFER MOllE SELECTION. S'IVINGS. AND EXCinNG VALUES 'nWII MR BEFOREI I HOPE YOU'LL PlAN NCNI TO JOIN THE lHOUSANOS Of HOMEMI\KERS ACROSS THE NAnON NolO SAVEl . PIIDAY ONLY 10 A.M. TO 10 P..M. . by "' "" ___...., --a.... ..... - PYI·ces! _ · ......., Ie . "'" .,_ --··- r .. ,...... . __, ,._._ ......... ,..... 'Rea. $1995." "'lilt ....., lO IIECUCE PRICES ON EVEIMHING IN INVENTORY! . ' MASON FURNilURE .co. 304773-5592,, ' • Second bet Mason; W. Va• I VESI USE YOtJit GOOD CREctn MNIC CNt0S lm.COMEI .. ' . . ·Solid Oak lncla~ N._h! Stand ...... Ont, '795.00 EXTRA SALES PERSONNEL. EXTRA OFFICE STAFF EXTRA DELIVERY AND CREDIT PERSONNEL Wlli BE ON SITE TO ASSIST DURING THIS EVENTII . PWS MUCH MUCH MORel . s12r 19900 I YESI FOR THE THIRD YEAR BASSETT IS PROUD TO' SPONS'QR ... ' . Now$1999 Bedford by Ret. S11f.tstoS139.U each. Busett table groups .' Choice at three styles and . each Your Choice finishes . BuvOne Ret. $39.95 10 ' "·95 Tobie Get one Lam (Is Reduced to~ oft. I' ree l SIX P.IECE , Rustle Pine Lilting R - RANGE;·;~~ . $ $25 · TAILI TABLES & LAMPSI $5 REAL GOOD DOUBLE OVEN Qlllr .......... BAU!: .... Your w ish has come true! Now you can sav.e at these low prices! ELECTRIC PORTABLE ORGAN Ar~U '569. I SMALL NIJW -· ·vour.z.:~.$lggoo. MAYTAG ELECTRIC 1 ' lard Iabrie. $14995 PORT ABLE GRILL . ma~ -114 - · . _ - .... ,.... SAlE . .. 1111111111 RoclleriRecilner iw Wall-Away · Recliner. C'-• ,brown, M191 or ll!rlctc colon ., I!Nulllul $15.0 $125 ELECTRIC RANGE . ;. ELECTRIC RANGE 30 IN. FRIGIDAIRE . -.-----· - -.. .--A-- - l l o r l f , _ _ .,.. .... .. * f i * I - ' IOUND OLAIS TOI' IIDDLEPORl. OH. -··-,. .... ..-........ ... "'.. ·- Herculon Stripe Fabric. MUIT 001 . ~ LOVE 1}-ttSI . ,. . I!, dlllln& room at _. afforclable value! · lwt!' ... ..... ~;::;;;:::;:::::: Iabrie. Wood trim. U~IT$1 00 Commonwealth · .......... !"":..-' Qlll"'" lhlo<oel~,. . . . .u - c..,,. '" ...... ...,_,.. ....,_,. ................. ,...,. SOFA & SLEEPERS! by: American Greetings NOLES , · warm co. 304·773·5592 \ Second Street 25% mlrrw. cl!tll .. '""'· 111111 I footi!N!1L f'lllflt OuaHIY 0111'111 Mai11et. ALSO: •WRAPPING PA.PER *PARTY SUPPLIES .. "' . Common~ealth liiiil MASON FURNITURE IOttMn 1t sm.oo 25% ' N£CKLACE~ Her· Early lllltMt· ,, .. "''"'coo- ,..,_ .... -··~ "" ""'"" ........... r •. ••................. " ''" • ••tot ._,.,_,,, .... ,.,_.,....,,...,.....,v•- . Entire . WARM MORNING HEATER .................. $39995 to $59995 1' ATLANTA UNVENTED HEATER ....... ~.t!hf.~!'......... ~ ....... $150 J WOOD & COAL USED HEATER ...... ~l!h.~9r............. $39995 ID PH. 992·6669 - ,...,._,.;,. '""' ...._ ~ 0...-- CIIIoo t\t, • N. 2ND AVE. ~...,,, ~ -~..u 1•••>11 Furniture's fatr board secretary, BI!IDIIk.'eS. The band, whlcb plays country and western music, wUl perfonn ' for senior . cllt2Je:nS during the ~ "''' ~ - -1>•lt01•'.,..,.._- tun~ ........~ . . .'"''"-~·-- - . - .............~o"-....; · MilSon USED GAS HEATEHS . ,,.,.~~ ~ OFFI GOLD VILLAGE. PHARMACY . . -"" . __ - .. r....,. c.-, "" ....... .,,...... •'H..,.._ a...~~-"' ....... ..... ... ..., '"'"''"' . ._. _,uo,""' t il t ..._,,. 60% talnment at the Melis County Fair Aug. 16, Murial Bradford, 11 . A Great Country Value r 0,... ... -Ciotor and sweatsJUrts. . andallnches In length. . Women pregnant wtthtwins may Set for their new life together, developmenttoxemta-pregnancy Mrs, Faulk,29, saklshefeelsshehas InducEd hypertension- and uterine acquired half of a baseball team. " COOJPllcattons. '"lbese are nonna1 Opened gifts In her )lospltal room things we have to gwu:d against " has provided her with two sunsuits Price saki. · ' •MESSAGE I#IQ~IInd County by 1ft UPTO (2) 15,000 ITU Wen 1799.95 . BriM flnltl}ed hardwa,.. on limulat.d drawer · fronts or tolld wood In rnectlum pine llnl1h. · YES EVEN POMEROY - The Ctrcle D Wl-anglers wt1l provide enter· Styled- · . by BASSETT .IIUI Aldgl 40%. observance of Senior Cttf21ens Day at the fair from 2 to 4 p.m. and 5 to 6 pm. on the bill stage near the midway. Rev. and Mrs.' James M. Clark announce the birth of their second · ~i!OiiCMiHiiiCio:iNi;itij;iiiMitiiiiiieiiMi:iijltiiNtoici•lll son, Derek Andrew, July 12. ll He weighed seven pounds 11 ounces and was 21 Inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Robert J . Dayton of. Galltpolts. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Russell M. Clark or Upland, Ind. Great-grandmother Is Mrs. Leona T. Dayton of Galltpol!s·, The couple have another son·. Robert James, who celebrated his third birthday July 6. The Clarks, formerly of Gallipolis, now reside In Huber Heights, a suburb of Dayton, where he Is pastor of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. Teen elected VICA secretary · ·E•~ SAVE ZO%, ·30%, �Tllundlly, • • • • 9, Panaov Middlepart. Ohio 1114 Thuraday, August 9, 1984 I A workshop on the MelliS County Fair flower shaw .......,.,!e hlghllgh· ted the Monday ni&bt rneedllgotthe Rutland Garden Club held at the lxlme of Mrs. VIrgil Atldns. The hostess demollslrated how to make a hOgarth ai'111J1&81'11!t using white green materials as a part ot the workshop. Several membei'S noted they will exlllbtt ln the fair shows, Aug. l5 aod 17. An open meetJng was planned tor Aug. T1 at 7::1J p.m. at the Rutland United Methodist Church aod each member Is asked todonatetwodoo{ St. Paul U rtited Church welcomes back minister Two injured in traffic accident ::~e~~~\;:r;e;~~ ~~; ' checking accounts. With checkfree, Two people were tl'eated and Julie A. Kitchen, 22, MiddlePort. the gas bUlls paid by t~ customer's released atareahospttalstollowtng was northbound aod GWenwater · bank 10 days atter bUUn'g. . l!two-caracctdentonHapp,yf:IoUow southbound, when t~ two met "Customers can choose both the · ~in Meigs County Wednesday. · head-on In a curve. Kitchen was budget ,payment plan and check· · ' Jennings GWenwater, 22, 414 cited by' the patrol for fatlure .to free or either plan," said Jake M. Smith Dr,, GaWpoUs, was lre!if!!d dtspl<ly ViilJd registration and .Gll· Koebel, C6lumbta manager for IUid released at Pleasant Valley · . leJiwater was cited for fallure· to Galllpalts. , !fospital for scmpes and bruises yteldone-haltoftheroadwaylnthe "There ts no ch~rge for either THE OlYMPIC. ·sALE ~ ~ • VHS VIDEO RECORDER . , . 19" · COLOR TV W/Push Button Tunift1 With Autoinatic Fin' Tunin1 $299 $429 ROll •.,. In Meigs CountY Common Pleas COurt, Wutam J. Turner, doing business as Big Bend Dl!velopers was awarded a JUdgment of)ll,833 from Charles J. Ercjmait, Jr: .and 25" COI.OR . Auto. color-Push button CONSOLE TV 1~499. AOC 19" COLOR TV. W/Auto. Fine Tunina $2 9 Model VJP17QIT JP1«10 PORTABLE REMOTE CONTROL WHIRLIIOOI. HEAVY DUTY COLOR· VIDEO RECORDER ' WIIRLPOOI. HEAVY DUTY ' DRYER' · WASHER ' VIDEO CAMERA Llrp CaPICitJ FalliiY Size S699 . $599 $349 '299 : . The wedding of Carla Sue Smith ahd John Clenion Bennett will be if!ld thls Saturday at the First Ghurch of the Nazarene In Valdos· tia.Ga. · The bride Is the daughter of WW!ams Jennings Smith, Rutland, andthelateBarbaralhlsSmlth.Her fiance Is !the son of ~. and Mrs. Jphn Wtlllam Bennett, Brunswick, Ga. \1 : 1141ss Sni.lth Is a graduate of Meigs ltlgh School, Pomeroy, and Is e1t)pJoyed at the Busy Bee Day Care Center in Valdostra. Benll!?tt gradu·. ated from Camden CoUnty High Schooi.HelsemployedwithLifeaod Casualty Inc. there. RIM 6 HR. · VHS BLANK VIDEO .,.,'l'fl CASSETTES DollAr DAys ' ' CROSLIY ILIC. or GAS CHEST FREEZER RANGE With Thannal Steei ·Doma Easy to Clean ' ' ROSES ........... Sl.OO ea. CARNATIONS ...... 3/ Sl Prices are Cash·n·Carry Quontilieo Are Limlt•d. Only So Hurry Inti . .~ CLEVELANO (AP) REFRIGERATOR ~ 10 ,.., Co-llllutJ · ' ' I Pomeroy, Ohio PlaiG 446·aG5 1 ~~q.•; SAT. ~0.7 ' 614/992~2644. · seen ubla own decision and not one The . tom!d :aliht in the Ohio ~·· dally .iame, "1be N\ll'llller," waa 396. Weather forecast CLOI8 cloudy and ·sllil humid to :YetenilaMeaa_..al· . ' · ADMISSIONS-·Dina · Bailey, f1..... . . . ' DmCHARGES-Fra!lcla Rizer. ·' · Mostly ~ lllld Friday with a slight chance ot sllowe.a· or lhullder· lri[OII.SJ trom · waaer1n1 on liB sluinB. Low IIJnliht near '10. ~ pme. Eamlnp~lllea ' F'rlday 1&-90. Winds wetterly to :qr 11.077,8&1, While ~ of 11011thwe il!ily le111 than 10' mph ~ tlcksls Were entitled lllnllbt. Cbance of raJn :.1 petoent llblre am.1116.51. . • tonl8ht lllld F'rlday. ' B+k+ &11'aWOIIili ~'*:, Ji~ IJJurs before deeldtng not to FLORIST recommend the death penalty for thesho!gunslaylngo!ShawnMyers of Zanesville. Instead, Marks recetvedllteinprtsonwithaposstblllty PH. 992-2644 · 352 E. ·Main, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist •·-----I.---------- TURNPIKES '84 CLEARANCE CHALLENGE . . UP THE COMPETITION! ' 1984 FORD F-150 • Stock No. 4925 ton 'pickup, 6 cyt eng., stand. trans., PS, rear steP bumper, knitted vinyl seat; radial tires, sport wheel covers. Stock# 4925 'h ~ h.,........ 'Pr: (' real • aau•lll • 7 1 aw"l 'rFalrlllllllll 111111111! .., . . . ,,,...,. . -.r-m 1-111111• OVER 30 · MORE TO CHOOSE Was $9-761 ' 1984 v.w. RABBIT DIE' ·" 4 door, 4 cy1. eng., floor mats, heater, 4 speed trans . Stock# 4133 25 FROM .. • 1984 AMC ALLIANCE ·~ . ,, 1984 AMC ENCORE 2 door, 4 cyl. eng., heater, 4 'speed trans., tinted 1984 glass. Stock N4312 trans .• rear defroster. tin· .led glass, AM radio. Stock 114367 WAS NOW $6775 WAS NOW v.w. ' RABBIT G.T.1. 4 cyl . eng., heater. 4 speed • by , ' pUbUc pressure or ' COIIIeiiSUSofhlsstatr. _ iikiiY Meigs County's Oldur Florist ·' (Continued trom page 1) reUevl!d. • Privately, Nixon talked about ''the countdown to resignation." · ltbeganonMonday,Aug.5,when the president - under orders troQt the Supreme Court eo give up more tapes ot White House conversations -admitted he had lled to everyone, even 10 his own IJwYers. about his inVolvement in the Watergate · cover·uP. 'lbree of th<lee tapes .collltltuted "the smoking gun" llllpeachmentadvocatethadlooked tor. They bad a devastaltni' ettect 011 Nlxlln'a support in Congress. ~ C01181essrnenwhohadvotedaaalnst a Committee. re&Oiutton calling for hill llllpeachmellt' said It '!'OOid be "in the national inler$t" If Nixon lett the White Hou.ee. !irlnntngnurnbtrdrawnW~ay - ,• In the "Pick f" pme, played ~onday tlllWih Friday, the win· :alalllllmber was 511Ji. ' 1be lottely n!pOI1lld earrtlJtPof. ' PH. · :Emergency ruD8 • GIISCifll14 CU. PT. fiiiOST MH AM~FM~STEREO ,.,.A /UUWv.,_ FLORIST 352 East Main , . ~11 Since t957 Marks receives life prison term . ATHENS, Ollto (AP) _ Everett WaYJ!I! Mark$ wtiJ serve at least 36 years 1n prisOn for a shooting spree lnAthensCoontylastDecember. AnAthensCoontyCommonPleas ·YOur "E11:tr1 Touch" ~ATING death". Ohio lottery .winner ~~~~=to': . SYLVANIA W/TURNTABLE & cASSETTE PLAYER -..& _ _ .. : Hef!I'Y Stanley was found dead at Pomeroy Pollee Said that a hls8.11E.MainSt.llomeinPomeroy · wotkerhadVlsltedtheStantey!Dne at8:55 p.m. Wednesday. to cut the grassasbedldregularty. ' · · When he went totheiJJusetocoJiect themoney, befoundSJanteyJylngon the!loor. Hlsdaughter,TI,atle&ed~Y retarded, was closeby. Sbe had not ~a &itchen · advlsednelghborsorofflclalsother father's condlt1011. Pollee said that ' ' Mrs. AimaL. Kitchen', 70, foimer Mr.Stanleyhadbeendeadforabout Meigs Coonty resident, dleq Juiy28 Ulreedays.Deathwasduelllnatural ,at Dayton Mtarnt Valley Hospital causes, tt was determined, by .following a short Utness. · officials with the roroner and the Surviving are two daughters, sherl1!'s depar.tment also on hand. ~ Weriy, Dayton, and Delores Thedaughterwasta.!centoVeterans :)3a~re. Florida; four sons, Memortal H!lspltal'where she was ;James w. Kitchen, Florida; Haw• 3drnttted tor .general treatment. 1lrd Kltcben, Jr.,Martetta; Edward The Ewing Funeral . Hcxne Is in . •·E. Kitchen, Middleport, and Olarels charge of arrangements. Mrs. iL. Kitchen, Masoo, W.Va.; three StanteydledinS. ~; four brothers; 14 graod· • 1 ~hlldren and five great· IXOn••• · · ~emorlal lbpltal; Rutland went to Happy Hollow 11ipad al6:01 p.m. b- Crali Lemley to Veterans ~emorlal lbpltal; at 9:01 p.m. Pumaoywenttoo&18E.IMalnSt.tOr :tonnlestanJey lo VeteraoSMI!mor' laUJoapttaJ. , ' Can buy the freshest availa~ ble · carnations · and roses. The settlement provides for Ohio. Customers who take advantage of the checkfree service continue to receive monthly bOling sta~.inents · from Columbia for their personal record-keeping and as a reminder · that their ftnanctal institutions are handling payment of their gas biOs through checkfree. · ' , ~Prlvahlldrente •...;,...._ held in , • ..,.. v ....,. ":ere . , f>ianchester on Aug. 3. improved ·benefits .and wage In· creases although details were not dlsclosect . . The Cooununtcatlons Workers of America represents 2,!m workers in,100 exchanges or about two-thlrds of tbe company's operating area in this month's servtce statement as the " monthly budget. " This month's servtce statement begins the 1984-85 Budget Payment Plan year. "It's easy to join the budget payment plan," Koebel said. "You simply pay ibe butlgetamount eac)l month through the plan year, which ends next July. It certainly makes the home-heating part of a household's budget a lot easter to plan for. and to handle." CONTINUESI :Man .found dead . in his home . ~ Medlcal Services. ~· TuppenPlaJnswascalledat4:22 · p.m. !or WWJam Grueaer to Holzer Medical · Center; at •: 53 ' p.m., Mlddlepoft went ID MlclcQ!!port HW !or Shirley. Jones to , v~ ONE DOLLAR THIS WEEKEND contract. ww ; Flw ~ runs' Wl!l'!' rej)Orted Wednesday ani! 1bum.y 'II'IOrlling by the Melp County $}59 $699 ·Weekend Special GilSON I CU. FT. The Cooununications Workers of . America have :notlfted ·Geneml Telephooe Co. o!O!lio, whlchserves most of Meigs Coonty, that a majority of Its membership has. · voted to ratify a new three-year Prices! HomeNatJonaiBank(lgalnstJames . M. Saundeni · is to be dismissed N RIM ·VIDEO . DISC PlAYER •' The ·case invol\llng the Racine unless good cause to dQ otheJwise can be~ within 10 days. , LawrenceMaxwellwhowerefound . The JIJari1age; of Juanita to bellableforanoteln theamountof Darlene Hannon .aJ)d LLoyd Mt· $13,333. Pomeroy Cliffs,. LTD Is 'to . chael Hannon. Angela Gheen and pay the offset of the original no~ in ' James Gheen 8!ld Amy !3ragg and the alnbunt, Of $1.500. The co~·a. Bragg. ljave been defendants' share payment or dllisolved. the court COllis. A temporary ~tnlng order In the case of Dons A. Fisher has been Issued against Roger M. against PhJUip Fisher, t!iecoilrthas · Davidson, P0111e1~. pending the ruled .that the defendant VIolated' a' outcome of a divorce action which prtor decree qt divorce by entepng has btien flied tlliatnst him by Mila J. · his fonner wife's home witbout · Davidson, alsO of Pomew:y. permls5ton. Fisher has belin·COD· . Brenda k. JJoroand Steveiii:Jood, fined to the MeigS O:runty jail for 10 !lath of Paneroy, haw petitioned days. · · the court for a dissolution of their , In a suit !or divorce flied by Alfreil marriage. Conrad qalnst Sally A. Conrad, An action for support filed by the ' ~cOnrlldwastOundtobeguUty State ofWasl)lnglon, Department of bt gross neglect ofduty and extreme . Social and Health Services and eruelty as alleged ill ~ counter suit Carol Ann Schuter against James 'fmd a divorce was granted In favor ArthurSchutet has been terminated s>f the detend!mt. for failure to prosecute. ' -~ea l l. •r At the end of the budget year, the customer Is ~ted with 'any amount patd above nonnal gas usage, or charged !or usage of gas I beyond the budgeted amount. Meter reading continues as usual fol" budget plan customers, who$e monthly statements show actual usage, Koebel said. ·. Under the plan, Columbia esti· mates each customer's charges for ·the coming year and dtvldes them . by 12 to find a level, monthly charge. That amount appears on Majority ratifies new contract loW ' ' SYLVANIA 8 HI. llPf'rlP.d. ~. Several co.urt actio~s finalized ., \ plans has the advantage of knowing exactly what amount will be paid monthly from the checking ac: count, along with the convenience of having the transaCtion made automatlcatly." The advantage of the budget payment plan is that It spreads winter heating costs - which account for more than half, of a year's residential heating expense - over a tuJJ year, Koebel said. In the spring, plan accounts are reviewed to see If any adjustment Is 6:28p.m. accidentaccident ' . __·_A_c_us_to_m_e_r_w_ho_uses_bo_th_.:Court:;=::..:J::ucy::.::...:de=Uber:::.:a:.:;ted;:_:a=bou:.:.:.t,::el:::gh:::t_o_f.:.paro_te_in_OO...:year __ In Tuesday Jeffrey t-se._rvtce a ' McKinney, 26, Racine, escaped lnjllrywhenhisvelltclestruckadeer QII'Sutton Twp. road 126. McKjnney • Was drlvlng north when t~ antmaJ which was not inJured, ran Into the path of his vehicle. ' ' . ' . ' . hoSpital MI!IIJOiiai offtclals. Oftlclals attoVeterans Jtospital .sald Kralg W. r~.,...,_., .. ...,, 21, Rt. 4, GatlipaUs, a passenger in Gtllenwater's car, was treated for scrapes and bruises aild released. ; The Gauta·Meigs past of. tbe state btghway'patroJ said a car drlven by Completes course . Bennett -Smith . to marry ' are ' The Daily Sentinei-Page-11 Gas customers offered budget payment, checkfree systems <.:otumbta Gas of Ollto CUS\O!IIers being offered a chancetoclit the impact of tbe coldest winter months' heating costs by taking advantage of the 'budget payment plan. To Participate. a customer simply pays the amount lodtcated as "monthly budget" on this month's and subsl!quent gas bllls. The customer who opts for the plan pays tbe same amount. each month based on actual gas usage qver the past year, with adjust· ments t.o reflect normal . temperatures. · In addition to the ~dget pa)'Went plan, whtch has been a vatlable to Columllta customers for many years, Co1umbta has Introduced "C!Iecktree." This perrntts customers. tO request their ftnanctal lnstitljtlons to make monthly gas 2:00p.m. Bandana Show. Also,)Jtfe Show-Main Stage. Junior Dog Show-"Show Ring 2: l5 p.m. Pet Parade \ · · 6:00 p.m. Point Pleasant High School Band <;oncerl · $t6ck Truck Pull . 6: :IJ p.m. Modttled l'ructcS, Tractors and Super Stock Track Pull · 7: (X) p.m. Market }Jog and Lamb Sate-:.soow Ring 8:00 p.m. Fair Scll:llanhlp Award · Baby Beef Sale . 9:00p.m. Bandana Show. Also, .Life Show ·, 11:00 p.m. GoodnightGale$ Cl9ae. . . BEAN D~ EN'IERl'AINMENT - JC!IIDfer L Sbeeia ancl 9we« )IJ,.mt1'n SoundwBI appe~~rontbeSbeeia' BaadW111011IIIIIIeBio Grande bean dinner at noon Slllurday. 1be poop wtll plq ai llle Bob ~Shelter H01111e pi'IIVIdlnc old-4lme Applllllddan DICJI'IItaln lllUIIIc. Followmg the perfonnance, lbe local poop wtllapp eu- at 111lcecreun 110CW llllbe ~ City J:ilre.llowle li f p.m. Saturday. ' Mason fair schedule Friday, AUIIJI& 10 Flllr Pt ldeni'e Day 9:00 a.m. Gates Open -,.Flag Raising Ceremony 9: :IJ a.m. Rabbit Judging-Show Ring 10:00 a.m. Juntor Tractor Driving Contest U : 00 a.m. Senior Tractor Driving' CQIItest 1:00 p.m. Fair Chapel Opens. . ' . , aoo The congregation of the St. Paul Gorrell and Linda, Mrs. Betty United Methodist Church of Chevalier, Mrs. Edna Harman. Tuppers Plains held a picnic at the Mrs. Edith Harper, Lee Grainer, home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhtll MtJ«i Hauber, the ftev, and Mrs. to welcome back the Rev. Don Arthur Duhl, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout, Mr· Archer; and his wife, Sandy. . The Rev. Archer gave grace andMrs.GuySpencer,Mr. andMrs. llefore a covered dish dinner ·James Stout, Mrs. Dorts Koenig, followed by a cake tnscrtbed Mrs. Don Harrts, Missy and Mandy "Welcome Back." Mrs. Lorean Harrts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill, GornU. president of the adult class, and Mrs. Mlldred Caldwell. presented the minister and his wife with a monetacy gift from the congl-egation. · Readings of welcome were read Pvt. Jacqueline M. Rapp, daugh· by Mrs. .James Stout, Mrs. Chester ter of Larry W. and Linda M. Rapp Gorrell, Mrs. Betty Chevalier, and of 33895 Pine Grove Road, Racine, Mrs. Edna Harman. Mrs. Guy has completed tile Army personnel S!Jencer and Mrs. Carl Barnhill had charge of entertainment. The Rev. admtnlstratlon specialist course at Archer, Glen Stout. Mike Hauber, Fort Benjamin Hamson, Ind. The course was designed to Lee Gainer, Missy and Mandy Hartis and Linda Gorrell took part · provide students a working knowl· in mces, and others enjoyed edge of ·unit administration duties tncludtng flies and pubUcatlons, Jilrseshoe and croquet. correspandence procedures, unit : Attending were the Rev. and Mrs. personnel actions and basic typing Don Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Chester skills. ' . · · She Is a 19l3 graduate of Meigs High School, Pomeroy. Pametoy-Middleport, Ohio 4 cyl. eng., air cond.,' open vent windows, floor mjlts, heater, 4 speed trans. Stock /14131 WAS NOW WAS $6,166 $7,385 $6,499 $9,865$8, NOW · �Paga 12-The Daily .Sentinel Business Services MRS. STARR · ESP CAIID AND PSYCHIC READER •Waah•r~ H!IC Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING · 7/912 mo. d. SIDING CO. "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es· timates, 949·2801 or 949·2860 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES · FREE ESTIMATES BUS. : 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 -BACKHOES -DUMP TRUCKS - LO·BOYS - TRENCHER - WATER -SEWER -GA.S LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS lAIIGE or SMAll JOBS PH. 992·2478 7130/ 1 mo. pd. " I J ......... Annciunceme11te ····· ·~iiiilj)Ciiii'''' '· ··· 'Ia VIcinity ...... GiiiiipCiiia .. ---.·-" Vicinity ~.,_~,.•• • • ~ • ~ ••~ • •~ • •~ • • " ··- -- ~--··-· · --·---~---···~--- Giveaway Pupploo Germon Shepherd & Collie, 2 boyo, 2~~~ • ..Coli mr5-&882or 1~-275- ......'P:Omerov ......... Coto and oloo kitlena to good homo. Coli 814·2118-8828. Middleport & Vicinity 10 puppioo, port Alrdole Tarrier, 8 wko. old. Coli 814-379-2313. · ··--- -· -····-- · ---~--~---~--· ·ic- PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13-ttc WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 New Chevy Truck .... FENDER ..... .. ...... $76.95 DOORS ........ .... •149.95 HOODS .. .......... '174:95 BUMPERS .......... '69.95 . GRILL.. ............... $42.50 R. SUPPORT.. ..... S84.95 TAIL GATE... ...... •85.00 FORD FENDER ... , S69.9S BUMPER ............ '69.95 Also Some Car Fenders Available Hl·lfn INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce you to Now Serving Southeastern Ohio 4 Family Yard lola; Aug, '7. Dr.. Pomeroy, Ohio. Info~ to ·• dulto, Mloc. ltomo. Orepe' _.. oproodo, loti nlee llouoe hold lteml. Lo- Gorlllltl Ext. Juot aut city Umlt•. down Rt. EniOit·A·CII , the modern way to drive the vehicle of your choice, · GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Sn)oll block dog. Daohund, gc>Oci with.children . 304·678-2188. f~andry, Natlono top toy gift party 1 - - - - - - - ' - - pl•n now accepting epplica~ Nice clean maintenance for demoatr8tort. Set frie, g11 h . .t. cent air. flat . Lorge mole. yollow dog, tions your own houri now thru fenced 'n beck yard. 1 c~ need• to run looae. 304~ December. Excellent in· garage whh alectric door 87&·2828. come. ablolutely no invett· opener. 1 Ox12 wooden out· ment, .f ree tr1ining and buildings, low utility billa. tuppliet. Fr.. •300 temple Price to sell immedi8tely. kit. Coli Glondlno at 814· Coli 446· 0109 after 1 :30. 387·7770. 5 rm. ho.u ee on 1 plua acres. Apartment complex mainte· Close to Rio Grande and nence. OrHt for parson with Tycoon Lake. t20.000. Call other income. Coli 1175- 814·274-2050. 1104 or 1175-5388. Found: rod & white pony In 5 room houte for tale Pine Grove ere1. · Owner Sell th• beot·Soit AVDN. Neighborhood Rd. • needs pie••• coli 814-949·2844. work. immediate po1111· Coli 814· 388-9045. lion, $12,000. Coli 44&· LOST. Foml"• Pin Bull with Help wanted with elderly 4243, 3 pupa. 2 Jamole. 1 mole, 1ody. .Coll446·2456 after 12 lo.lt IMtwMn Point PI••Ant noon . end M1aon .• ,..., Aewtrd . 304-8711, 1127. Racine, OH. ·PH. 949-2320 . Commercial, Residential & Industrial . All Work Guaranteed "FREE ESTIMATES" Call 614·992·6737 7/9/1 mo. For your next ule cell Emma Bell. aUctioneer. i licennd ond bonded Woo\ Virginia end Ohio, 4288177, 12 9 S&}'l TV Wolfe Investigations, Inc. dO APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. Chester, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES Ph. 986·4289 · If No Answtr, Coli 915-431Z We Service All Makoo e. Modelo Antenna lnstallotion House Colis ond Shop Service Available • local Service Calls $1~.00 ' 7·26· 1 mo. Cl FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds • Interpreting s,rvices i! LISA M. KOCH, M.S. z ~ Licensed Clinical Audiolocist X -z (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 DENNY CONGO : 'WILL HAUL ;: JUST .CALL! 992-3410. ·'of 843-5424 . H7·1 mo. GARAGE·· Also Tra"smission PH. .or 992-5682 992~7 f 2'1 Wented to buy used coal It wood huter~. Sw•ln Furni· tura, 448·31 69, 3rd. l!o Olivo St., Gollpollo. Oh . 18 Wanted to Do family room with wood burner. Single car garage, on 8 flat ocreo whh stoc:llod Pond. City water in A-cine. Call814-849-2841 . Individual wantl to tear - - - - - - - · I C down ol~ bema. houMa, Reduced. nice 3 bdrm home, outbulldlngo for tho lumbar lttlc, b•••ment. Qlrlger axe. locatiOn, option to buy. only. Coll814-2&8·1919. OWnor may corry. Coll992· ' . Will do babysitting in my 2617. Uood petlo olidlng glasa home, heve ref. · a ekpe~ doora. wood • metel framtd ~onco. 3 miloo out Rt . 218 . 12 fenced .crea, new bern, 3 windows • dding closet Coli 814· 2&8-1770. bedroom houoo. 8 loto•. doore. Coli 814-387-7&33. - - - - - - - - - l c - outtida M "a ton. W. cor· Woter wollo, drilled & oer· poration. Down payment, Wented to buy gee cook victd. Fr" altimatea. Call owner will fiance. C~ll 304· atove in good cond. Call 814-992-&008 or 1114-742- _ 773-&167 after pm. ___ _8_ .._ 1080 4411·8843. 3147. 112 Maple Place. corner of Buying . d•ily gold, si,ver laaley St. 2 bedrooms, fem· coine, ringt, jewelry, sterling lly room, Iorge khchon. Muot f llldiiCidl w1re. old coin.. lllrge cur· loll to oanr. ootete. Coli roncy. Top prlcoo. Ed. Burcollect Vlrglnlo Crow 1-881 · ken Borbor Shop, 2nd, Ava. 0442 or 1·431 -0833 . Middleport, Oh. 1114·992· 21 Business 34711. 8'h 81oumoble loon, 3 br. 3 Opportunity yaoro old. low 60'e. 304· C.oh pold for foncv iron or 676· 67i 3 after 4. hooliy iron hodo. 1180 ond I NOTICE I up far cartoln Meigo Co. 4 room • both houoe. stone jan:. Old time cup· THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· 40x120 lot. 3410 Mooarnon boerd . · coli 1 -304 -882 · LISHING ·CO . racommnds Ava. Pt. Pl . 304·678· 6401. th•t you do buein••• with 2711 1 people you know, ond NOT • COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS to IOIId money through tho 32 Mobile Homes FURNITURE, Bedo. lron. moll until you hove irlvoetl· for Sale wood. cupboerdo. cholro. goted tho offorlng. chootl, bookoto. dlohoo, 1..:.~...,..--~~..:....­ otone jon, ootlqun, gold Route buolnou ... no oolllng end , oliver. Wrlte-M . D. Involved. Juot c.,... tile 197& Community mobile MIIW. Rt.2. Pornoroy, Dhlo ~ from yoilr protocted homo, 12•60. 2 -oomo. 45189 or coli 1114-992· N!.Uiacotlone.R--oald new undorponnlng, porch 7'78o. · · 110911. V•rv•avtomelntein. Included. 111,400.00. 304· High profit potontlel. 182-2273 or 304· 773Wonted old pionoe .. Poylng e8. 780. Mllllmuril lftWit· &272. 120.00 end 140,00 - h. mont. CQt Mr. Wlleon 317· Flrot floor only. Wrlto giving 147-8413. ' 3 N- ll>•lnilbrooko 14x'70 dlroctk>ne. Witton Plonoe, bdrm. o•dolt tub, 111 olect•. Own your own J••n .. Box 1 lB. Sordlo, · Ohio 43948 , Coli 814-483· &porto-or, LodleaAppoNI, extn insulltlon~ Or\ly a. chlldm'o otoro. Nation~~! e12,180; 14x70 I bclrm, 18011. nemeo. ·t14,t00 lnolu. . gordon tub. 2 ,botllo, ...,. C11h for uaed recorde . lnltlel Inventory, ot- fix· lneiolotlon, only I 1:1,410; tnolnlng Olld much 14xlil 2 bdrm, gertlon tub. Prw(w IO'a a, IO'o eny typo, more, Mr. Tote 704·274· contor ber, t10.480: 12811 Cell·- 814-112-7180. 59111. • Certified, new ·-her • dryer . .750.: , _ doll.... , Old Enalloh lh••gtog • Mt up. Gone' • Mollie 814 112 31 f'lllllll!· C!"" ' ' ' 22 Money to Loan hom... toe- 2 mf. from Jet. Rt2 Wlndo11f olr. oondltlonoro, • 1-n. 1·304-273-11 •. not . • yeora Old • 'l'f.t.•llo, Na junk. CoM HOMI LOANI FIXID I 4-982; 2l02. RATES h - rnorllot rotoa. 1881 8ohultz Ltot. :II br 11'1 Fixed oonvontlo.,.. FHA· be1h, lotol ...... _ ... '"· vA , Loo'clor Mone•••· mleroweve. dlohwoahor, Atllona, coltecl 114-112· ,_, Nfria. unot.plo:lnlntl. 30111. ~- """'"'' :1104'·87(. 1048. Homooite In Cleorvlow Eat· F•tumg etee, ell utllltleo Including glrlo clothing. homater oe-r. no money""-· Coli equipment, light ll•tu-. 114·218·1218 oftor &PM. - - lteino. Old T~ple In . Northup on e-rato E' R.,c~. 180 N 1o O.J. Street, No raltrictlono. op· Wliltlo Rd . .Follow blue ••· poro•: 130 ft. frontage. Coli .;.ro_w_o_t0_ 00 · -~--_ 1•_ 446-3488. • II, Color TV. hou~d Hemo• . boob, - - - . clothes. .,bleo. aa.- •• G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GAS-WAT~R SEWAGE PIPE REGULA TORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS w....... 985-3813 I 'I • 985·3837 23 11· Help W•nted Drum.- neoctlng ..-..,., far• IOe .... 70. llook ond lloll Hnd. ._. N111Y 10 John .._. loa 274, llolnt ......,nt, W. li'e. AIAP. Profeolonal S.rvlcn Pleno Tuning end Ropolr, ~M-Co.. 4"0187. Clip ..... ad for 20% dlooount. Lent Daniele. 114-742·2911. ....... .......,.•. 18P lohulta Umltecl ldl· lion, 14:!.~t: br, 1 "bathe, JIM 4111814er804-77J. 1417. 1t78 Trl Iter, 12•80, oH lloctllc, lleck end undorponnlna. :1104·111· 3t11 . acre, Orange. t101n or beliefs. or handtcap (provided phys~cal . limitation does not prevent tab p'erfor· the follow.ng named f1duC1artes have been filed tn the Probate Court Me1gs County, Oh10, for (8 ) 9, 1tc ' · mance) . Persons shall not be ;, ' denied part1C1pa1ion •n thiS " • progr&ITI s1mply because of approval and selhement .CASE NO. 24192 OiSiribu" tive Acc'olmt of Norman Baum. becutor and LaUI'~ Urbanu';. E)Cetull'l~t of th e Estate of Casste .' their cit1 ~nsh 1p, It 1S ' our policy to take aff1rmat1ve act1on to en sure that o811 training programs ond all personnel act1ons such as a rate of compensalion. benefits. ' transfers, promotions. layoffs and term1n1tlon are adm1n1stered wtthout regard to race. color. r~hgtOn. national ong1n. ,Houan for Rent Baum, Deceased. 12880 mo...e llamo In a,... 2bodroomhouoo1-8ontl HIH flood , llehoonoo . . . - - raqlilred. 304171-40411. ' II II~ H-·ln Golleolto, 28;, 1 beth. LR, Dll, ll:, oo. IDDitiDR on qu'-t ...... tiel. onti'D1pnll lloquhd. Col llleltlrd C8Nr "<tH-1170 ltfteri:OOjllll. a ..... a ..till. IILifJio n. au~~ lunole._. t:luu me. pluo utllllel & portlolly tiOI'IOit. Coli 114. . .1 .. 7110, ~ t::i,·::~'::..":&-: lit. 110 Vhlton. Coli ~· ' .,_..-------'-1010 ''frellet'antho -111M._.. 117:1. ' Ooocl . ' a.... houoo olt ~· ll bdr.. cont olr. eel eon. 11 ... 441-0171. CASE NO 24312 F•nal and OistnbUtl\/8 Account of LOUISe a.... 148-11411. • lmetl funol1hod ..uH, ........ onty. c.ll 441-0131. •u••· a••••-.,...,....,.,., 1.... Atltll c Upllnil IW. "''::::.t"' 104-878• t••• "· t118 ' Full foot pedal, double keyboard Hammotld Olpn with large ampl~ier. Sui1able for home or chlrch. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION · New Honces...:.Extensive Remodelinc Insurance Work CultO.Iil Pole Bldas. • Gllllts · Roolin& Work . Aluminum & Vinyl ·Sidings S600 ' Call 992-5292 After 5 P.M. 15 Yeera Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 , or 992- 2282 In Memoriam . IN -. Eilts. Adm1n1stratr~ of the E.st· a-te 0f Kenneth D. Ell iS, Deceased. CASE NO. 20677 Seventh Annual Account of Maqone L. Hoffner, Guard1an of Jimmy 08111d E. Gloeck ner. JTPA. 01rector, will have the Overall responstbifitv qf administenng 1he prog ram. If a program 01stnbut1Ve Account of Add1e Buck, Executnx of the Estate of ' Public NotiCe ,-......,--::-:::::=.':::·:::::· -- RESOLUTION · • DEClARING IT NECESSAAV TQ CAS NO , 24111 F1nat ·and PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Who Passed Away Au· lUSt 9, 1979, Always so lrue. Unselfish a~d ~ind, Few ia this world Art equal to find. SCOTT'S PIANO .TUNING Reasonable Quality Workmanship . Dehumidifiers, Porto A baoutiful fife That came to an end, She died as she lived, Evaryo1e's friend. Sadly Missed, THE FAMILY u,.;_..... .~··rfit~/t Unmrr H.: t :nllitr (.'' ""I lit· ~ lJn•r 1:! l"r>~ PH. 6,4-992-3718 MIOOlErc>RT, OHIO 7/30/84 ................. $1.75 .............. 511$ =:.:: l'lllnl 4 91. Gatl P. Buck. Deceased. CAS~ NO. 20 121 F1ftoemh Annual A~unt, ol ·Frank W. 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVK:ES ' MIDIUS. IMll. Prl:ct UP, SIZE, IIIII IIIIMIEI. Us, cl:emiiiS, dasllin& sports. wear:.see ond sew ell the newest fasllions, .seft4 fOr NEW . sue ... JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Card of Thankl a .' '' ' ' our thanks 1nd pat· it141 to aii'OIIf frillldl 1nd nti&*n durlni tilt dutll of our Hus.band and Fltlltr, J" c..,, wllo ,..... N1Y Aq. I. 1914. .... .. = MO 011' special tlllnb to ...... Colnty '' E•••IICY • ....... to all the ................. the FI'ICII ClrstJ F1mlly If. 1984:-:-10:00 A.M. loattd: On Rt. 33 north of 1111011, W. Va. AUG. FUIMITUH: Conl*rence & libiery Cables, SimmOns hide·a· bed soft end llbles 5 sheN boo~case with ·drop·down doors cre'or feet orpn stool, 2 uprlaht pienos, 30" electric r•nat (&teen), Weteri~H b.R. suite tlblt, chine Clbinet end buffet, aishes, hsnd-t'IPI arindel, Genny Lynn bed, dresser, maple twin beds, .wardrabes, metal oft1ce desk, ncetel cebl· · nel. 11111 sele, 12 slick cllairs, Clid file,. bucket bench, shOwme. 8 It 24" oak haM tree, stone jar,. 3 or 4 antique poroh benches, biau)J shOp equipment ~ dryers and 8 cheirs, boolll covers, little, V.W. car parts to be sold as one lot G'-'"'" llld misc. DAVID liiOADES ...:. OWNER , ·liCK PEAtiOII - AUCnOIEEI W. VA. - PIIOIIE m-5430 • n3-5715 T.,..: CaY • clllcl wltll ""'"' 1.D. · lot IIIPIRIIMI lor accltlltlll or 1011 of propertf, LIIIC~ • lAIII!, II . ----------------' ~----.~.. ,results.MOneynatn!l...-te. ' Village CoUnCil <'o he re~ certtfy that the 'fOrego1ng IS taken and copies ·from the Record of the P10ceed1ngs of sa•d V1Uage Cou'ncil. 1hat the same has been compared by me with the Raolutton on said IBI 9, 16, 2tc CALL 1 446-4522 Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deicier Farm Equipment Parts & We Rent fqr L•n" U-SAVE ·AUTO RENTAL ' - Addona •nd remodHng - Rooting •nd gutt., work - Concrete work - Plumbing •nd electrlcll , ' work · IFr'ee Eetimates) V. C. YOUNG IIi 992·6215 or .992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio U. S. R:Y. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO · 11 CARPENTER · SERVICE . SALES & SERVICE Service CUP THIS NOTICE FOR FURTHEII REFEIIENCE WELDING & FABRICATION Phone---------------- 30 Yrs. Exparie.nce Mechanical Work • Tractori - Cars Truck - Automatic Transmission PH. 614-247-2575 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SEIYICE HEADQUARTERS ~OR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNORY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR · · We Have A ~ull Time Shop Tochnicion on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS . 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom, QH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by leadina Carpet Manufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 7-9·1 mo. 8:2·1 mo. d. ALL STEEL & ( ( ( ! IWanled IFor SOle !Announcement IFor·Rent 1.---- - . 2. 3. POLE BUILDINGS ·:m. -~--..:._. 6. 26. _ _ _ _ __ 2~. --...1--- 21.----29.-----'11. - - - -......... 30, _ _ _ __ 11. - - . , . - - - - 13. - ; ,.;___ _ _....;.....,.. 1~. 31 . - - - - - - 33. _ _ _ __ 22, ------------- :U.----,16.-----15. ......,:_ _ __ 35. - - - - - - 1 1I P&S BUILDINGS 54 Misc. Merchandise 25. 9. - - - : - - . . . , - 12.--=== 1 Racine, Dh. Ph. 614-843-5191 I ~·------ 10. I I Sizes Start Fro111 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS • Sizes from 6'x6' Up , to 24'x36' · Insulated Do1'Houses 1· 17. 1a. 19, 21 . 22. 23· 5··----.==== 7.----- Record. and fhM it is a true and correct copy the:reof. Witness rrr( ' signature, th 1s 16th doy ol JUly, 1984. W111iam S/louffer Cieri< //1;/1 mo. YOUNG'S BOGGS AddN·~-------------­ . Snouffer. Clerk of 614-423-5560 7/ll/Hn Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Name'------------------- 1lto .... ol . Ohio, Molgo ~. 1. W1ll1am For Information Call Called ll '' ' seconded M1, Reed. yes . Mr, Wehrung, yes Mr. Werry. yes . . Adopted the 161h day of Jul11'· 1·; 1984. P BLIC AUCTION IKfi'IIS No Down Payment Exctllent Rates Rt. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio For all your wiring needs; furnaces npair service and instaflat,ion . Residential· & Commercial. , write your own~ Ml and order bf mail with this . coupon. Cancel yaur ad br phone wtcen yau get on Resolutton and the roll being called upon its adopuon the vote resulted as follows: Mr. Anderson. yes • LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY . St. MILLER ElECTRIC SERVICE Curb Inflation Pay Cash ·for Claalflecls and . Savell .1 thts Vtllage Coun ctl be ,and he ts hereby dtrected to cert1fy a copy of th1s ResotUtton to the Board of Elechons. Meigs Cou'ntv. Ohto. pnor to the "tiftee('th ol Sept~mber 198_ 4. and satd Board of Elect1ons to c"'''" l notice of elect1on the quest100 of levytng sa id tax to be Q ~v. en as requ1red by law. PubliC S•le Auctian 8 BRAUN & ASSOCIATES · 'DUMP TRUCK SERVI.CE ' CONCRETE WORK • cuSTOM euiLf HOMES 'WATER. GAS 6 . OILUNES RESOLVEQ. Thallhe Clerk Ree¢' 3-5-Hc ' DOZER _' BACKHOE elect1on. 1f a {Tiajouty of the Mr. '"-;., Insured PH. 742-2328 CONTRA.CTING The Daily Sentinel 243 ... 17 ~ , • •, electors votmg thereon vote m favor thereof: and. be tt further Henry Werry , . Mr . Anderson mo... ed ~h e & RENT A CAR J&F 5705.34. after the FebiUary John Anderson Larry Wehrung Bruce Reed Bonded ....... s.lta: .settlement next succeed1ng the ·' th the fol lowu'lg Counco\ w• members present; •LAND CLEARED .SEPTIC SYSTEMS •GRAVEL HAULED • wnh the prov1slons of Sec. TEN MIU UMITA110NI The \ltllage Counctl of The v1uage ot Pomerov. Metgs County. OhiO. met 1n regular session the 16th dav of July. l984 at the offtce of Vtllage .TROMM EXCAVATING MEMORY OF OLUE MAE COZART Venoy, exceeding -1 .0 rn,1lls fo r each one .('lol"lar of 11aluation. whtch amounts to S0.40 tor eacKone hundred dol!ars of valuatton for 5 vears. and be tt further RESOLVED. fhat sa•d levy be placed uporl the tax lists of the cUrrent ta:x; year tn comphance ~ Me• gs Coun[\1. Ohto ' "' IH·tft curnng. that 11 •s necessary to levy an additional tax 1n excess of the ten m11t hmitatton for the benef1t of The Vt llage of Pomeroy lor the purpose of cu rrent eKpenses at a rate not EXCESSDFTHE Chnst~her Wolfe ' lh wish ·to fiOII, I -mo. .,..... lnotudool. Coli 981•8141 tir 981·~1. , 2 b..................... . . . ..... utlltloe ....... 11141 t • • tl. lila ...., ,.._., llllfca I l l I t IJ'... lllldl hatleoln DOOftlr¥ lite 1oc. dip., ... Col 114-117-0111. ' pate. tUI - · Cell 11 ... Prinled Pallern RESOLVED. By the V•llage LEVY A TAX IN afftliation. cttizenshtp. .handtcap Or bell-'s. 'IIJl 2 bdr, t~...... porah. •• ....,.,... lwr.,..n Co. 1141. 41. Cell 114-2411·1170. 3 bdr. houoe tor rant 13110 ""'· con 304-871·51 04 or· ' 304-8711·1:1111. Business Services FOR' SALE Suit Your&&H PomeroY. Vtllage Council of the Vtl lage of Pomeroy. Metgs County. Oh• o. tWO·thtrds of all members elect~ thereto con· Ltl Houan for Rent I ......... . Public .f4~tlce untt l ~ ......... ...... . .,.,.,tel{' ·Pu.,lic Notice - C . . .W'I lll:ll::.- . - ............ --· __ _ .,. _ _ __ --~ .. ,_... tt ........... K. Venoy, LoiS l2 lind 13, asester. . , Frederick K. Noble, ' Janet L. Noble to Paul W. Maya, Jacquelyn Maya, ~.0.'11 acres, Columbia . . N. Jean Seabolt to Alan Provencker, Alpbonse ~encker, ;50 and conunuoo !rom day to day ftnaltv dtsposed of. Any persor'i tnterested may f11e wnnen e.l'cept1ons to satd accounts or to matters pertal O• 1o th e""ec u1'on of 1he 1r u.,, , 1ng not less than l··e days ~.or to lhe date sel 101,.hear<ng ~ · Robert r Buck CJ.UOGE Common Pleas Coun · · Probate Dtlltston .. ....-« • 41 Srenda plovees in all lacets ol ns ' p bile Notice operations; and w here defic1en· u cies are noted to take affirma- -~------tlve action to correct such IN THE deficienc.es. In addition. l( IS COMMON ·PLEAS COURT. our policy to recrutt hire and PROBATE DIYI8tON C"' ...... , OHIO Ml,.,. nH~ vvn~•' Promote 1n al,l JOb ctassift ca MA-ll DF BITTLE· IN 110 t1ons Without regard to race. ,...... ' ft color. relig 1on. nattonal ong1n MENT OF ACCOUNTS. PR.,.. se" ~except where sex 1S a bon.a .ATE COURT. MEIGS ' f1do occupationl qualificati on), COUNTY. DHID • -counts and vouche'rs ol ancestry, age. political afft Iia~ , t' I Grueser to Crala E. ,.,.ft.f' ............... ...,_ ............ . , ............ 01. . . adopt•on of the fol1~ 1 ng : Po'n.er. Jr , Trustee under Item V Resolut•on: • · ~·.; N011CE of the Last W1ll and Testament LE~ WHEREAS. The amoynt of of Jane Lau1se D. Smtth: ta.ces wh1ct"! may be raised PUIUatteD POUCY sh ould tmmedtately . contact .peceased,. ' STATEMENT, Dav•d E Gloeckner (61 4) 367· Unle.sS except,ons are f1led • w 1th1n the ten m 1ll hm•tat1on Will Tne Galha-M01gs Communlly 7342 or 16 14). 992 ·6629 to thereto. sa1d accounts will be ·be 1nsuff1c1ent to prov•de ah Act ton AgencvJTPA program IS ' the proper d1scnm 1na- fQr heanng. befdfe sa1d Coun adequate amount for the neces· . commined to eQual ·employ· r~~s~~rf!Plaint procedure. Ot:l 'the, 1 Ub day ()f Septemoor. sary requtrements of satd V1l· . 1 men1 dpportunttles fo r all apph· · 1984, at · which t1me sa1d lage of Pomeroy. Me1 cantS. participants and em- Aug. I ' ' accounts wilt be cons1dered County. Oh1o: therefore. be 1 pertlcipant or eppllcent feels he'lsht has been dt scn tnt nated l ................ ........ agaipst in emploYment. seek~ng emp!ovment and / or tra1ntng w 1th tt;l ts agen cy. he/she sex. anCestry, age, polit1cal • ....... a , CIUAifll'd •l"'lnltwfllf' !•Jffflfllllftl ,..~.. • ..__ -·..-............ ............ lf.Nillt . . and Public Notice Public Notice Yord lola, let. Aug. 1 tth , 2102 Porrloh Avo. I till ?, Rolnconoel . 41 :r. .• ' Houan for Rent ·................ ._ ....... - --=-~ Larry . 41 11" :: _-~... , .............. ,........... ................. .._ "·-·-... · & Vicinity Two Iota tor oolo. Information ~04·1 114181. I . SPRING-SUMMER CAlALOG. !Mr Clara E. Joseplc. deceased, to . RElAX intu the perlect ease of 100 s1J1es plus free Pllltem J'hyuts Baker, Florence Custer, shoo! collar jacllet end= C.Upon. Send $2 forCatalol now. Edith Keggerrels, Mary Farley; opants. Werry, Joyce Ann Werry, 1.35 Ill CliFT IDOlS . . Ohio Electric cu:, Ease,ment. Mabel HugJces, Martl:a Henderlett, or They'uenderlvl acres, Cbester. . . IJI-MielllllQIIII Note smart lilian Wyuts Joseph, · Beverly Plymale, Jon P. Karschnlk. Constance L. , s&itsbury. sr-. MU T~SIZE pattern files 125-"""- Cnilll ,.._ I~CIIilll 4 silts on ooo tissue. , Grace Hayes, deceased, to Pearl Rodney Roush, Cert. of Tr~.• Karschnik to Gary Eugene 121 ..... llaa .... . Prinl!d Pottem 4799: Misses Hayes, Amdavlt, Bed,ford. ' M\ftenVO!e. · Grueier, Debra Jean Gnceser, Sizes (6, 8, 10. IZ), (14, 16. i8, Boots ond Catilac - odd 50$ ~~··.,-a:rcets. 'CheSter.''"'. , Jerry L. Runyon,' Vanessa L " Alfied H. Lyons Jr . . to Karen 20). Order ,our reculll sim. eat:h for postJ&e •nd handlina. Runyorf to James i... -~huler, 45 LYOII!I, Parcels, Racine Village. Raymond Flaclcer, ~eceased, acres, Rutland. . Da,lton B . Grover, Barbara Ann Hattie, M . Fisc)ter, Affidavit, Real Estate G•n.wal I.este c . Hiwley, AIHe Hawley to Grover to Jen-y Runyon, Vaness• "' Chester. George L. Hawley, Slcai'on K. Runyon, P~. Sallsbtn'y. Cleo c . Adams, deceased, Emma ' Adams, Af!ldavlt, Sutton. Hawle)' ; Lot 262, , Middleport Velma E. Stobart to "Bobby J. M.'L"Bud" McGHEE • . · . DUdding, Ha,zel Y. Dudding, P~Guy W. Tlbll&, r.,ary Fay Tibbs to - VUiage. .Broker-Auction Service Gertrude A. McElhinny to Stan- eels, Sutton. · . , James E. Diddle, Right of Way, . Cheryl Ltelley, ley E . Po~, Patricia A.' Potter, .• •Violet M. Smith to Marion K. Cltester. Meip County Associate Lot 131. MlddlePQrt VIllage. Fugate, El~anor C. Fugate, .4132 R. Morrison, ~ased, Phone ·742-3171 Thomas J. JUstice, deceased, to · acre, OHve. Sabra J. Click, !ka Sabra J. lilow Ace• wnuam Jissttee, Cert. of Transfer. · Morrison, Allldavld, Pomeroy ...... Pt'Pieasii"'t..... Dilvo. 1,..._., , .. acre, Cltester. Jean Freda E. Gnceser, a.k.a. Frteda E. Grueser, Paul E. Grueser, Audrey Grueser to Roy Grueser, Tracts, · Salisbury. ;, Dennis FaCemyet, Facemyer and Salmons Lumber Co. to Columbus and SOuthf;!m OploEiectric Co.,, Easem~t. Sallsllllcy.· Roger K. Sle)llart. Linda L . Stewart to cOlumbus SouUtem James" Stewart, Philip Werl')', Kareq Werry to PhlHp ~ymond ' Yord lele, P~ end ••t, Chlldrona ciothllle ond much IliON. 2101 Meadowbrook Tl:omas E. Bedlord: Robert E. Grueser, Tucker, Parcels, Salisbury. George L. Anderson, deceased, 1!> Ruth A: Anderson, Atfldavlt, Middleport Vlllagr. · \ ' corB-oy & M*n. Roclno. Auguot 11 , _ 9 to v.. .._,_bridge. Rt. 124;PomiiOJ Ohio . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR We pov caeh for late modal clelln uaed. C.ra. Jim Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. BNI G - .J ohnoon 448·3872 Lo9 3 fomHy yord aele ~ mlo' South of Choeter On SR 7 . Auguot 8. 10•• 13, . tu-. LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT Roger Hysel·l Wanted To Buy SITUATION Wi'oNTEO : H•v• vec1ncv for elderly -'-~---::--:-·lcpenon . Coli 992-6022. 8 yro, olcl, 3 bodrm, 2 beth1, 701 Cherry St.. Vinton, Oh. loby lterna, ell olzo clothing. picnic deg hoiooi. -ding oqulpmont. mloc. lt-. Aug. ·9·10.11 . . 11·- - - - - . . Swindell ~ Garry E. Hunter, Sutton. • Rebecca L. Hiplter, .41 acre, Gary Eugene Gncelet', Debra of Yord & mavilllloolo. Aug I • 10 . , llorloy' Honing reol· donee, 311175 Fl-oodo Rd .. POfllOIOV· lot for Ale in Merc;ervlle, trailer hookilpo, olec1rlc, N· rat water. aeptic t.IJink. •a.ooo . cou 814-2&88818. ~ . . ,:::::::. ..............;.... .. ............ -. iJC.. .......,.u. Anderson, Martita Frances AnderKarB: Gregg Roush, William soh, Tracts, Rutland. •· . Joieplt Roush to James R.. HID, Howard M. Swindell, Clara Mae Raltdl L HID, .33!1 acre, Lot 296. , WWJam H. Harnetty to James E. Dlildle, Rlglct of Wily, Scipio. :Gloria J. Taylor Ilea Gloria J. St. Clair to James E . Diddle, Easement, Sutton. Secretary Housing and Urban Development to VIola Ma.xine 1874 Unco!n Hto., I Porlle· roy. From I to .1 Frkloy e. Seturdoy Auguot 10 & 1 1 . . . Nu.-ouo Item• & m._ ~lc- ......... . . . . .=·..._.. McDaniel, Rita Carlos Chavan'ia; Brenda ChaMcDanlel to Ken Trak; Rlgbt of varrja to Herald Oli I' Gas Co., · wiy, Rutlarld . · Right of Way, Rutland. ·.Jessamine Lyons, deceased, Tho' Juanita J. Ratllfi 10 Qrbet( E. mas E. Anderson, Cert. of Tri!JCS., Ratliff, i71!. act'QS, ~· • Rutland. . . . Frank Nel8on ReyJ10ic!8 to,James , Tltomas· E . Anderson, Martha ' Elaelsteln, Alberta Elselstl!ln, · 1 Chester. PHONE 992-2156 ; m c..n IS.. - . . ,.lltllt4111t Clarenee E. Frances . AndenjOII · ~ ·---- ·~ • 11< W.Ht Dtilr- ciouiHo• Dtf!. 2 Middleport. VIIJilge, • Way, Cltester, Yard Sole Soturdoy Auguot 11th · from 8 to 3 . 129 Mulberry . Ave., P"!"""av. Toyo, Oomn, winter ~ oummer clothing, boby cll>thoe. oooortad fumlture. Situations Wanted nee KlaEI Company of Springfield hal llled JUit againSt W1lllarn and Helen Capebart and the Household Flnance Loan Qa iDa- , . Kevin P . Slteppai'Q, Susan A. Sbeppard to James .E . Diddle, ,RlKict of Y{ay, Sutton. Paul 0. Pullins ·Sr., Vlrglnla Pullins to James E. Dlddle, Right d. Way, Cltester. .· Clarence T. Wolfe, Rosalie Wolfe to James E . Diddle, Rlglct of Way, Yard Solo Auguot 9. 10, • 11 .> Co Rd. 34 behind M.....,.Y Gorden. C....-ry, 1at roet1 to right. 3rd trailer on dght. 8 to 1 C.A 814892-n47. - Help Wanted, Wild. Whet en opportunity, 3 open territorial, Point Pleasant. 304876· 1429. Joyce Van BIICidtk. . 1 1s t nct IOQCII& Grant A. Smith, Elizabeth L. Smith to James E. Diddle, Right of :n"' . Public Sale & Auction AUC)ion Set Aug 11 , 8 :30 pm. We ora cloolng tor good, to have fiNN'• time to do 'htete uJet;. Come ou"t to ooy good byo. Emma Bell, auctioneer 429-85. Big yard oole fhunc!IIY end Frldoy. Loto of mloc.lt-a. Now UmoRd.,Rutlond.Rotn cencels. · ~-· -- - · -- The Dlrily Sentinel beerr granted In the cue of the fbiclne Home . NaiJoaal Bank aplJcst PhWlp Fisher. In a oornplabrt IIJed by JoywAnn Smith, formerly Joyce Ann Peter1011, aplnrt Jadl Bemard Peter1011, the CQU1 hal ruled tbat Smith' llll paid her .a:are of~ 19112 federal Me~ County ·property transfer8e •• ------1010 7, Thuro. 9, }loin concelo. 1988 Fleetwood mobile homs, 2 bedroom. 1YJ both. Yerd Sele Flnt Time 1 lth & Lorgo movl1111oole Aug. 1Oth 1973 Oklo Cutleoo. t400. 121h. 8 -8. AC!'OU from Don & ·11th ot10 em. 2~-. C8 1111'" 9111 3838 Mink'e Auto old 311, ,' n - oubdlvlolon. Watch for through Ch-on Rt. 241. Loti of 11 JIIH 1nice cloi 2x60~troiler ond 1.89'ocrn oigne. thing. Furniture, belly ltemo, .with garage. naor Rutlo~d . 1'---------:-- loti ol ·mloc. ·ltemo. Aloo '11,000. Cell 614·7.. 2· 4 FOI'\IIY Yard Solo. mloc. . 14x70 ' mobile home. C•ll 3052. ~lothoo, TV's. toOl boxeo. . - - - - - ' - - - - - · l c - crib.. radloo, ,.R!PI. ·2 mi. 814·98&·39211. 12x80 2-br 1978 Neo-. Weot RO.dney Rt; 31. Urge ylid olio Friday e. good cond. goo hoet, control :';u1. Oth • 11,th. BAM- loturdov Aug. 1 0 & . 1 1. oir.• Rof.l!o otovo. 17,'700. _.:,________ Appllenoeo. toolo. toyo, 1 304-8911-3888. Yard Sole Aug. 9 • 1 o. tlrn. !own mo-ra. I'IICIOI. • ' 2 10:00 AM. 101 Chllllcocho clocke.mloc. 1112 E. Meln 19B2 Cloyton. 14&70, Rd . Clothing. houaohold St .. Pomeroy boeldo at Bull bedrooms. 2 bathe, di• Food Storo on oerpart It hwuher, oteroo, ceiling fon, lterno. olectriC.II -''•nceo, r8ina. flreploco. mlorowow. oon· toyo. · trll eir, concrlttl lhlpa end f Flrot .limo yord oole, ano day underpanninge, 304· 773· Yerd lela Clothl/lg or OYO- only. Auouot 10th Frldoy. 8 ryon.. beby I t - ond car to 4. 2 mHos on flatwa4Nio _5=6=5=0· =====:::::=~~ opMkoro. K e. K Mobile Homoo Lot 13. Thon . • F~. Rd. Fol- olgne. 33 Farms. for Sale Yord ulo 701 8-.,h St .. ~--------1 Thurodov-Frldey. hby - Middleport, Seturdey Au45 acreo. houoe. 4 children clothoe, """""1itv gulf 11. 9 om ·to 1 M"R. rop~s. b•aement. 2 ·~~~ .. :;.;,~;.:•;..,,;:,b~ed. dreaaer. itemi. furniture. • eleatllia 3 itemo. Wood· hoopltol bod. · ' lott male SimNM cet In vicinity Royburn ond Bond Hll Roedo. REWARD. 304875-3314 or 675·4437. · • Yerd Bole: Aug. 8,8,10. 2S8 Condor St., behind Lendmork. Pomeroy . .1 O:OQ" 1:00. I 8-. two bloek citl, 1 odult mole. 1 omoll femole. 304· 871· 3109. ' 8 • 9, 9:00·11:00, 1 10 Wc!lfo ton J)epartn:timofHumanSelvb!eand lion, Qtesapeelce,ln the amowst of liscometaXretumalllcellleandher tinter ' 11 leo!lv feU as she wis KU83.115. The rrmey Is aDegedly tomtel'lcusband llled a joint return leavlil& tbe rllldmut and was duefornonpaymentonamcrtpee, .at tllat ume. .ThiS IDarne was !njured.l!be charll!l tbat a tlre!gn Sally Ann Fowler, fmmerly Sally overloolled lit the · time a divOrce su¥8nceoathelloctcaWII!dtbefall Ann Aleshh'e, has 11roug1a suit ~wumade. and U.l ~ I~ W81 negliamt In .agalnat Eugene Alesblre, .George Order .......... lceeplna !be Doors ~leln. Colllna, and Bank One of J;><mefoy' An arrunendment hal been made · Leave to llliiWI!I' the~ tiled asking . lor the loreelo&Ure of to tbe ~ restralillng ot1ler' aplalt litem 11M been llfanted to p~ . located In Pouoauy with llled b)' Anna D. J~ Bgiclnst tile defendanta In ~ llled b)' tbemoaeyfrorrctlllllsaletogotoher. Kenneth A. Joltnlon. The restrain· Sherry WilleD, Reedllvll1l! against In otber action, a case InVolving 1ng order now a1klws vlittatlon with Oreap!Tuwiilldp,etal. the Racine Hmce Nat1ooal Bank mlncrcblldren , WI1DI cbarpa tllat townslclp • against Charles Rl¥ldes has been A cootlnuatlon has boeh grwited wwla!ia · were nec'lrnt In the dll;mJsaed UJileu w1t1t1n 10 days, In tbe case ot Rile D..Jeffers, also &OOdcaua,lorcontlnulngthecasel& 1a1IM'n as !!urfare, also lmoWn as septanbet 2, 19113 ecddent that Involved a townablp truck wblch sulxrclttedlnwrttlng. · Hurley,agatnstRonaldJefters.1be struclt alid k1Ued her daughter. A TheCQU'talsolntendstodlsmlssa CQU'tw!UbearthecaseafterRonald counterda1m was tiled by the case Involving Robert L. Snowden Je!fers hal slped do!:unleuts deflendlllts atallna: tbat'WIIson WBI against Raymond Coonor, et al, for releasing !nfom:atlon fnxn the aliO neal '&enI and' defelldaJ)ts are lack of Pll:lii!CIIb ·unl~ good Social Security Admln1strlttlon and · seeldllll·a trial bY Jury. Wllsorll& caWij! lor continuing the case ta· after his bealtlt Improves and be Is .sulni for $?.i,lm In compeiiS!ltory submitted. ' able tO make icn appearance before ClaJna&l!l. . .An extension to aQow time loJ: the the judge. A ndprocal action has been t1led defl!ndant to ftle counterclalml hal .. Port Norwogion Elthound e. port Garmon Shepherd to give awq. Dog houH includod. to good homo, Coli 814-H2-3410 after II p.m. The Daily Sentinei-:-Page-13 '· aplnatRobertllaWJeybyl)leiowa The laraest 1111t wu ftled by'Ruth H.canter and Dana Canter, of Syraccile, apln!!l the Kroger Com· pany fir $'15,00). 'nils IIIII stems trom an Allllllt 12, 19112 accident at tile Ptlilt!ioy IIOre In which Mrs. ,...ryw. 4 ' . caut. Boloono for Got Well, Annl· Blrthdoyo, portleo. Singing GorrtH,. Con Bolloono & Co. 448-4313. Shepherd pupo to good homo. CoH (8141el7·3988. SERVICE , We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can . also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. For Faster Service ,, ' Se'oeialectlonlbavebeenllledln the Melp Comly Cmunon Pleas ' -~~'-----. No Down Pa~ment Lower Monthly Pay(Jient ·BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bo•. 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 1: · .. for Sale 8•1• 31 ' Home• for Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Accident leads to$75,000 court sUit. 32 Mobile Home• triever and half German RADIATOR 7119/1 mo. pd. PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS Help Wented To giYe away for parta, 1 plover plono. Coli 448· No Sunday Calls 93115. ll l-nc 1------~ 1080 '---'--------.,...1 Holt block Lobrodor Ro- I THE DITCHING SERVICE 11 Port Border Collie puppleo. Coll814-248·8883. BISS~ll Vinyl & Aluminum Ph. (614) 843' 5425 •Di•hwaahert •Rangu •Ritrigeratora . •Dryers •Freezera PARTS and SERVICE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG I oe • • • 00 985·3561 All Makes ~. Complete Guner Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years ''Free EStimataa" I' I! I! II I KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Parhrsbura. W. Va. _ Fore More Information i:l. Call 304-42•·3992 ;:: '• 3 1[1111 Ji II "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Tells your past, present and future. Advice on all matters of life. Ail readincs are private and confidential. R 185.7 7th St. 1\ 'Thurlay, Auguat 9, 1984 ~ndly. Augult 9, 1984 POmeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' Mill TillS Coupon Wlfll R-ltta!ICI Till Dally ......... 111 C.rtSt. P-or,OII.457.. MGM FARM CITY FREEZER SALE SAVE UP TO Sl0700 Freezer Per On This Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They Las1 MGM FARM CITY, INC. Pomeroy 614·992· 21 81 AUCTION -. Every F~iday Ni&ht · At 7.00 P.1. At The A111erican · Lecion Hall Buitdi.. IS air . - . with smob eliilli I n. On Beech GI'OVI hH , In Rut"ltd Public & Dillin Wei COlli Bill Brown, AtlctlotiMr �. ' The Daily Sentinel-Page 15 ,.._... Mil Map I, Ohio Page 14 The Daily Sentinel 44 Apartment for Rant Pomeroy They'll po It Every Time 66 KnouH Firewood Split- 911% herdwoode. se..onad or grMn. You pick up or we doiW.. HEAII' vendor. 111425e-&245. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Houoing Opportunity) h.. one and two bedrooml. rent ltartlng at '183 for one bedroom end o198 per with UOO dopoolt iocoted near foodland and Sprjng Pl11tlc ciaterna ltate aP· proved. plaatlc septic tanka. plaatic culvert. metal culvwto, RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock'oon, Oh 614· 2811-6930. Valley Plara, pool and TV ont, Coli 448-2746 or ioove masuge. Furniahed aPt. 919 2nd., Gollipolio. $176. Men only, Cell 446· 44 16 otter 9PM . HILLCREST KENNELS 8oordinG oil breedo. Hooted indoor-outdoor facUlties. AKC Dobtrmen · pupplto: Stud Sorvlco. Collll14·441· Kimboll piono, 1 vr. price •1 .17 &. will f1,096 firm. Coli 446-29111' Ave.. Goilipolio. Call 4482158. 2 bdr. apt. newly' decorated, •eo.to $14& per mo. ut.i ltltt pert . poid . Coll676·6104 or 876-6386. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork. Route 33, Nort~ of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 614-992·7479 . bath, clean, no pets, .adults only . Deposit & reference required . Call 814-448 1619. lA. water. aewer. traah pickup paid. Honeysuckle Hilla. Mt. Zion Rd. Rent starts $206.00. Equal Houoing OpportunHy. Coli 446· 3344 or 446·1 134 47 Wanted to Rent ,.rv ·5 4 Misc. Merchandise I~;=;;:=;;,=:;:=~= ,f or Ala or trade. 8 HP riding · 55 Building upplies 2-3 bedroom house within walking distance of downtown. Will pay top rant. mower. *376. 8N . Ford Excellent references. Call tractor, lawn mowera. Call 614-256-8828. 44&-4421. 2' Deluxe efficiency apt . ' Carpet throughout fur· · nilhed, 1 adult, t176 mo. . dep. & ref. niq. Call 4464607 or 446-2602 . YellOw or white aweat coin. for nle *1.60 per doz. or $1 .26 do•. pick your own. aa.. 901 _,,•• 4 lpuk•~·· Nakanichi 800 1triaa Rabbits, Albino robbito & Coil 814- 2~1- 14J17. ca-sette deck, pte-.amp, laying hens. Call 4446- 1 - --'--,.-'--:-'---::Blue U.ko llfMn beano. CeH power •mp, toner. Burwen 8643. 441-3171 . 600 noise reduction unit. firm . Serious callers only Haering lid, Omnitone. ear 1 - - - - - -----:-- modol. tubing good, 814-379-2444. reasonable . 858 Fourth f 'Ill' S1q 11·1 \ Avo., Gallipolis. Oh. •t. Completely furnishltd all electric. 2 ' bdr. apt., 458 -second Ave ., adults. refer- Me r cilalllllsl~ 51 Household Goods ' APARTMENTS, mobile hoMes. hous•l!· Pt. Pleaaant and Goillpollo. 61 4-4488221 . • Nice 1 and .2 bedroom unfurnlahed apartments. 304·875-2218 before e p.m. Mochlrn 2 bedroom apt, Camp Conley area wonh looking et. $200.00 month pluo utllitioo . 304· 773· 5143. 2 bedroom apt, 1 mile from Silver Bridge Piau Galllpo· lio, Ohio 614-446-8803. or 446-4614 . . 1 . 26011 Jockoon Avo. (o) 2 bedroom witti stove a. refrlg. $260 plus oloc. (bl 3 bod· room with itove & rifrlg. f260 pluo gao end aloe. 271 1 Viand St. (rear! 3 bedroom with stove 6 rafrig f226 pluo utilltioo. (front) 3 bedroom houae with stove and refrlg. Avalloblo mid Auguot o260 pluo utllltito. 3- Route 2 N - 10 fT!Inutea frOm Point Ple11ant 2 bed· r0Qm mobile home •200 plus utilities. Must hive depoeit . and referencea. Town and · Cquntry Rtol Eototo, 'Broker. 304-871· 6648. ' ' 46 Furnia,hed .Rooms For renl Sleeping Roome end light houoo keeping rooins. Park Central Hotef. Call e14-446·0766. :VI'''"'' Farni Equipment : Building Materials' Block, brick, sewer J?ipes, Fa,m lreetor Lityland 85 ·Hp wlndowo , llntolo, ate . diesel $'3,&00. Ford 9N .... CloudeWinters, Rio Grande. new, e_1 ;800. Co~l14· 24110 . Coii614-Z4&-5121. 6818. '-::-----:--"-;--- 1-- - - - - - - 1080 1 ' a.:-&.-- htlle 2 Naw open .for butineu, r"'--..r-1 r. New 1•-· u.., Mountoin Stllto Block, Rt. row. 30 inch, utre good 33,' Now Hoven. Complete condition. $SOOO.Coll meoonry oupplioo. 4", 8". (814)371-6311 . TRS-80 Tandy computer iott-rli & pragrtima ineluded. 0800orbaotoffor.3 drawer dreA8f'. exc. finish. l~ht pocon. $80. Coil 4468 76. Transmluion for 361 Win· oor. Colll14-388-93114 be- 12"blocl<. Dollvoryoervico. Phone doy 304-882-2222, tween 4 6 SPM. evening 882-3239. John DHN bulldozer 420 seriea. triCk engine 1 bruah- 1:::-::---:::-:--::-'-;;--;-ing, oxc. cond .. hydreulictih 66 Peta for Sale blodo, 08,000. Coli otter ' 7PM, e14-38B. Bii39. judy Taylor Groomin~. Call Uoed Ford backhoe. 1-II 14- 614-367· 7220 . 894 -7842 or 814-694Brlarpatch Kennels Profes50oe. , - - - - - - - - - - l c - sional All· breed· grooming. Oak wall phones, rock ... Indoor-outdoor b<Nirding fa · presMd chair•. pedest~l tl· cllities. Pick up and delivery blat. hutches. • miK. Paul HI'Vica. English Cocker SpaC.onkle Furniture, Rt. 7, niol pup pi eo. Coli 61 4· 388· 9790 . Tuppera Plains. Ohio. UHd Furniture -- Upright freerer, dryers, and TV's, 3 tniloo out BulovilloRd. Open Bam to 8pm, Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to 15pm, Sat. 1114-44e-0322 ·Surplus Army c:•mouflaga, 14 oz. denim. ,.nt1l uaad GOOD USED APPLIANCES clothing, · 1972 El Comoo, Woahoro, dryoro, rofrlgoro· 1877 Triumph chopper tors, rongoo. Skog.go Ap- (780), Som ,9omorvlllo' o, piloncoo, Upper River Rd. Eaat-Aavanawood fNew beoldo Stone Creot Mottl. Ere). Fri. Sot, Sun, 1:00· e 1'4-4411· 7398. 7:00 p.m .• Oiocount foC101"( union lobeled odvortloing County Applionco, Inc . apeclattlas. Pt . Pleasant . Good ul8d appliances and 304-e?B-3334. TV ooto. Open SAM to ePM . Mon ihru Sot. 4411-11118. Lincoln Welder 8A200. 4 1127 3rd. Avo. GoiHpolit, cyl, trailer mounted. with OH. cobelo, oltor I PM 304-773· • 1178. Uood llvingroom. suite & quMn oize bedding. Corbin & Snyder Furniture. Coli 44e-1 171 . ,\ I 61 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Olivo St .. Gollipolio. Now 513 Thi'rd Ave .• 2 rooms & • uaed wood • coalltovea. bath f136 mo. includoo 6 piece wood ljv·ing room ! wat~r. adults only. Call 's uite with e Inch flat Irma 446· 4222 9-6. or 446- $399, bunk bedo complete • 2174 attar 6. · with bunkie• *199, 2 piece entron livingroom suite• · ------:-~ · 5 rooma & bath, full. bate· , $1 99, ontron rocllnoro 099. ' mont, 113 Mill Crook. $226 other ;.CIInars •so. mapta mo.. $76 dep. Call 446· dinette sets *179, box 3870. aprint• & manresa twin or full •100 Mt regulaF-firm Rivaraida APts. Middleport . 8120, maple dinette chair~ Spacial rates for Senior 836, waah atanda t34. Citizens. $130. EquaiHous- mople rockers •sa. 7 piece 2 Wh T 'lo 4X4X8 tt . roo r. .. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken. ' · ing Opportur'!ltlas . 814- chrome dinette Ht f149, 5 ~ ~,!~ed! . .:••cellant con d. nels. AKC Chow puppies. 0 992-7721. . .! piec• dinme Mt *99, used Oak table. SlameH kittana, new litters bedroom suhu, refrlg•r•for buffet or CFA Him•lrf•n and Persian Newly reModeled 2 bed- tori. rangas, chaSI, dra11ars, , *1 00 ..00 ; kltteno . Coll614· 446-3844 room. equipped kitchen. wringer washers, TV''· dry· r r e f rig e r • - after 6. : $226. Deposit required. Call . ore. & ohoea. Coll614-446.Call (814)84961 4 · 992-631 9 or 992- 3169. ' 2816 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Newly redecorated, 1 bad- Sofa. chair. roCker. otto-- Ouaii:Jumbo Bob Whltoo. room, partially furnished, m•n. 3 tables, (extra Keavy), Started birds for ule. La 8226. Deposit required. Call •&B6. Sofa, chair and love- Bonte'• Quell Farm. 31160 61 4 · 992-631 9 or 992 - Hat,. *27&. Sofa• and chairs Baahen Rd. Longbonom, Ohio. Coli (8141986-4346. 2816 . . priced from 0216. to $81&. s .. you at the Meigs County Tobloo. 060 ond up ro •126. Fair!. Furnished 1 • 2 bedroom Hldo -o-btdJ,t390. ond up apa;tments, · Mi4ldlepor1. to $5&0 .. oofo bedo •1411, --------------1080 Aduhs. no pats, security Rocllnoro, f286. to $376 .. FOR SALE: 1 2X24 odd a depooit. Call 614·992· U.mpo from 028. to f126 . room .for hous.e trailer . 01600.00.76 Ford pick-up 3874. pc. dinettes from *1 09 .• to 302 with top-. Heavy 431. 7 pc. 01 89 ond up. Village Manor A,pts .. Mid- Wood table wtth alx chairs Duty "'hton, automatic transdleport . · .(E .H.O .) has 1 8286 to 0745. Deolt n 1 0 million. t8iiO.OO. Coll992· bedrm aptl. for rent. the rant up to t22&. Hutchoo, •1110. 6320. starts at $201 a month that Bunk bad complete with includes all utilities. plua 1 mattreiaas, 8276. 1nd up to Lennox gas furnace. 8200 security depoait. ~ · Ia . 8396. 8oby bedo. 8110. 137.000 BTU. Good condi· required. We just laid r,aw MattresHI or boJI springs. tlon. 0300. Will deliver. Coli carpet in them 8a they're lull or twin, t68., firm, 888. 614-992-1249. located near a doctor' 1 end 078. Queen oeto. f196 . office & ahoppind areaa. Call 4 dr. chasti, *42, 6 dr. 614-992-7787. chttta. $&4. Bed framoo. o20.ond 026., 10 gun· Gun New 1 bedroom apts. in · cabinets, •360. Gas or Middleport. Furnished or electric rangoo $37&. Beby unfurniahed .Call 614-992- mottrouoo. t26 & $36, bed 5304. '. fromoo tzo. o26, a. 030. king freme •&o. Good aelec ~ 1 and 2 bedrooms furnithed tion of bedroom suitu. aponmants. Coli 992-6434. rockers, metal cabi"nets, 992-6914. or (304)882· heodboordo $38 & up to $61. 266&: · In Middleport on N. 4th Ava. , 2 bedroom furnished apt.; alao a 2 room apt; No children . coli 1-304-8822688. Fruit 8t VegetaBles l:~~~~~f:~~ Forguoon 110. Moo- 1111. Ford NewB-Hog '79 GMC o,no ton. 304-678-2328 or 678· 2e01~ .63 52 CB, TV, Radio Equipment SIHPlng room oUI. utHItloo pold. lhare both. mole Amoteur rodlo, HMth kit. onlv. Rango • ratrlg. 919 HW 101 pluo OW liltw. 2nd. Ave., GoPipolio. Coli u - ernp. 81-201. Coli 448·44111 ~or~ PM. oftor I pm 304-1715·34' I . I......... 1911 Molibu 21,000 oCtuol mlloo. nice w111 take Col4411-7132·. 1173 VW Super l-Ie. good oondhlon. 4 opd.. •1110 or offer. Coli' 448-1eoe. 1111 Chivy von $1 ,800 or trade for ltap van or ~mall buo. Soo ot Golllo Co. Cilmp Q-..·•o ~ · ~·· :S ~ W/6001"~11*/1¥0 , , and James Jacoby . Time 1:00 Keeping East off lead Conduolon.......... to con......... CltieiiO odopleiS--old 11NW81'· "' lllMCMI:'A..........., -· .= '77 Cordobt, 12,013 ·, . . , n.2oo.oo. coU 304-178· 7340. c- Prloo roduoodll '70 MIIIbu. good cond. 310 ongine, AC, m•nv oxtrwoll 304-171-80&3. • • ' 72 , TNckl for S•le .... w-.• ·ee· Hondo CB180 olreot JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT.' bike, everything good ••· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 38&, Qolll·• ctpt rinll•· •100.li0. 304- 'polio, Colll14-317-0&71 . ., 17e·2431 . 8HULAW'9 Plumbing on<t Heoilng, 211 Sixth '8t~ •• 76 Bo•ta end Point Plueont, w. Vo. 304' ' Moto111 for Sale 111·&420. Liconoed onl. ---,-------!insured. ~ Good uoed riding and puoh lawn ,nowera. el1o IWMP· "'· C... otter 4 PM, 304· e71i· lli12. t.,.,.; '72, 4o4 Chevy 1111•1 v.y ....... ..... IIM-171·1771. 1 PU fiN Dodgo D·IO I'U, 111.00. II'> ft. rag, tiH !:0Pf111 111.00. 1 line o bed ........ ,IIII'UtniOII. Col'441-7.1 2. , 1& loet11nd . Moto,. toft .... . .. 1110. fl...... rolout ~ PARSON-· 1t:OO .. .,_,.o .At Tile U oleo ' 1 1:30 I •• J o - loyo - . . _ ....•, AIIO pools filled. Coil 114211·1141 '114-441.· 1171 or 114-44e. 7911 . 1 l.r-t-+-1- city Hand Journal -" f4Bripgup (J) .lllCIINMut Alaudwur. · -· the. D,ULYCR\'FJ'()QUOI1!S-Here'elww to work II: Odii''OIQII Ill (!) TOftielht li.w . . . ., .. uaho 1p;a (J) Han .. Han - - • •• impeoiOioation ol ,. gothic _ , . . wrillr ontongiM .... Hom in 0 dMdly -.:It lor • aiQIYbook hlr· uca.- . -1::' .. :":'-ly ..... 11:41 JIMI WATIR SERVICE', Coli Jim Lenior, 304·171· 7381. t2:00 . 1.... e-::w; MOVH!: .,.,. ... AXYDLBAAXll laLONGFELLOW · One tetter ..00S for .notber. In this sample A is used for the tbree L's, X for the ?wo O's, etc. Si~le letters, .,... op1111. the length .1111 formaliiJ!I fll the..JVonls are aU hlnll: Each day the CDde lelte111 are different. . . CRYPTOQUOTE I . • • AIIIR•:...e cr..kll4n.uawc 1£-.MCMI: '"--! !I! t:::e.n::""' laY.... NV ' LZ FM . HFMK . ZE AFLLAU IS· PZR ORML UIWGUMLAP JUMFWU ; IGJ .L KFM SZRGL . LZ Allen MIMI: 'llaati • .... 12:30. ([) (!) ... Night with •' . ....,....., - - 11111110 .....) or· conductor 34 Sunder 35 French river 31 Oonizetti opera S'l Flacal3t Bridal response beut (!) NaWI}8f LIIWealilel IBl . . ttous Oilier lEWlNG . Moohlne repolrl, IIOI'Yict. Au-laed linger lo. .. . _.., lharpet) lciuora . Fobrlo lhOtl; Jlwinoroy. 114-112·2214. 111 • I Shirley" meesure zz ChiUed a ''Sec:!Jnd- • Gaotal~o KS.t' I~ tiCclmeyed laplly 41Brezl1Wn ........ MOVIE: ::::c.t; .!I21 Punished 31 Famed "-and opera U!Jilj)lloo !ram San ·&:.:"*'· 1 (JIJ Tonr · ElectriCIII • R•frlg•r•tion .... •.h. ' horne I ::;::;::::;:::::;.:::::;:::= . TRIITATE UPHDLITittY IHDP Clelapollo, ilnclla ......... I I 7 Mesh ·~tran l.r-H-4ape SISilver· Soh Ill,._ I II Ncus I I P b 0I 10:30 My Llnls ·~ J.A .II· Conetruc11on lltnd, Oh.814·742·21103;; l . .menta, Foot••· Con· ' crt11 work. laakhae'•· :. Dozor 6 Ditohor. Dump • trutkl. • wetar-.. a-aewer~ ~ efactrlul linea. , UphOiatery •R• •• .ltlllMadd lhot Mtc:il it ... inn I& t1141 .._ Wdl· brtdgo Gnoup end Bon .. 1 ==- Y_,.y's Answer hand "-' - - • Co.Ru• • 87 •""'* ... 0 - · . . . , . , . _ . (J) • pander 51'rtlpiw ,...._I u Weather Adam's . d Ukeqne ale · lrci • '• Zl Anny Zi Walked 11 Overmeal • Greek wbelmed . • BINical lllml It Indian . .. fJ 8inlll (Uil) • Cultoms 21Leul• •aw••• • • a.tb • OGle ~:'Cloao' MOVIE: . '8.0.1. 1'0 BE PROUD JIUTIJt • Slid cry .. Sandmac .. ?ree kat.' "' 1110 .....1 WHVSHORII! Serm lllldE wbite wine 17 SUI 11 Allnclive II a YM i htl oloylng ... - Do•or Work by ·Ted Henna. • Dhohu. pondo. ·roods. 10nll : cleorlng, etc. Coli Motor C.r 1 ..; ~ lrolloro, ·448-8182. 84 ts -for- hlo ongor on Furtlo hil Goocl· 1 EIIGo..llrig. boH· F~~onll. - . . . . drl-oy( uptfc tenke, landta11ttlno. • Call enytlma 114 - 441~ : 4&37. Jornee L. Povloon. Jr. •, ;. f:i . . . .. ....lded to ..ally ...... hlo tor-. and .... ----------~ ' 21Mo -·filii..._, 1 1tl leo. A•.. 8WIIInt W T V - . ., ,........ ..... o.oo. 3D4·111· ........,. 117i. 4- ...,:o I BriiiKe t• K1n1 fll 10:00 .Ill(!) . . ..._ .... .loyol uslk 5 4JOWN 'lnllnd811i Monin and lilly Crystal . . '-'rod. ()) . , . _ P1auls= Hal Goblor and JoiiNy Lyane ..... look at 1'Urplo Rtlin,' •GI•Idv•w U.S.A.' Mel 'Eisc:tril: Draonla.' enginel~ii~~~;;,~~=~~-' owner. il dfta llittd whan ha lelma-S......itdoting ... and.....,_ 4111 s- ,.,.t. 5 a ,luc'tll •• ., Ur&ot CaptionodJ ~c:..,.;,:: .~!1.,.:111,:~~~.. I O;letliDI!Md: . . . _ I -F... • LikepleJa D USSR ..... CGwt Don llnoolta. INT ....... ftrtwl.-.. ............ _......-· ,... lllrip ...... Mw<a."' .Ill .:... iWOIIdln · A- • w..... ,.... men ljW'Iad o11out Pours •=30 =-BilL-- A(:RfW Qlild.• , . . Will8fi. .... p oita ning hlo. wile and ru- CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING . Cor. Fourth and Pine · ,. • Golllpollo, Ohio Phone I 1 4-446-3818 or e1 4-448-4477 •• ...... 1'.- t., tHOMAS JOSIPH .(J)CII....., ....... f4111. ,w.o. hlo 12......... fNUing &to Mlnin vo. Dio Calomo lor the ESI'N W.... Qwnplun- " ~ ...,_ 1tas l7le "'m t jac:t dleiiMfiMio opUt _ , , II 71111171_tiW' ?~-~ lu a1 r:pt It nlrW H 5 1 At willlw ..... tii •IIID!i ....... fotar 1M'*' Ia qtlllll ...... IridaL lltll._.. 71e ta\ai If ,_. J t1 1 I 011 ... ada&l ,_., ~'! ~ u 7 • Ia tUt IIIGit Noclk 8 ... wiD DOt .-dtpme. . ' bolting..-. Plumbing 8t Halitinu Wut . ll7tDaW BOt mild •---tr · m d triet If lie ea blp ' I (J) T~ Rank ....... 1M V...., IN Top llonk · (JI) 11\&k •• --- Vultter8llle: 'North-Sotttb Dellr. West 't!o ,.. ...., • • • - ::-:1 Ceat a trki:ud....., 'tteat llta .... "' • (D CitII,. Coach is .......... hlo bMI ftlond _and _ _ _ hlo ())"" .... I I •u t7t8 . .___ _ ___:':""---""~ ?IW aw?ra1fllt wlt?r -,.,., .... .,_ . . . . . triet t-. u ·-..,. llta- . . tria . . . . - : . t trict U froltiD& OD tbe eaU. 117111 .trtalil ~,,. lUIIe.'If tilt .,... t.ype "' . , . Wltta ucrlflc. =' lltebuddt- 4111 ())700Ctub +lt!OII Sill liMit-. Nita'• ...... lllr Croft olurnn 1 4 ft. V oilotll. 71'> lip rMtor, oere; •life jlollat, I good ...... 1700.00. 2001 lhan '8t .• Point Plllioont, 304·171· V•n•• ft ..,... +tu •Qt +ueu t?uee .--...wp ?lten- U 11711111• • llta uatal....I (JIJ 1111=-. Lamb.' Julio Qlld • lxoto::t.' ohop to ~ a leg ... lontb and ohtf Maoocoaf M il.. _upalolltltr .,.....1v. tAl ICioaacl Cat>- 1 I It,. flbot81ooo ¥-bottom, 80 hp John- outboatd. Vory goodcondlton. •1000. coHe14·111-1841. 73 · D ' (J) MIME: ''ll"~l~o· Hitlh porforrnanoo 'p ano, Flte o Jord. IM obove Gollery Holr. Muot 1011. make olhr. I '76 Ford-. 302 tnglotandard thifl, r~~no ooocL white ..... rlrile. •700.00. Col afl8r 1:00, 104-U?· 2021. high-· - 1 ...,.,.,.lid_....,_ trldiJ · · · ·- .(J)(!)~Tieo- wile IWd on - ....,.._lrld · i'ti IIIII ,...._ ·Ill~ I Sed • 1111 dice •ucu +nu 80VTll ' ............... wlt?r 1111 kill& llld ' . -dlopo out, Alai ...._ . Molory lor hllopot on hlo g:OO A 'ICIIta '-Lit BAIT .Q7 +Qua . • T--· 'Quk-Em" ...... W111T .AUI4 .A1U H 5 U.S.A.' and 'EiecbicDraonla.' • MOYIE: 'D1 II wlloo1 , 111'> ft. 1·0 Chevy 1 40 HP, good con d.. 12.4.00. Coli e14-24&1111. -----------1010 8moll cobln aru-. oil ftbtr gloM, flying briclgo, 81 hp M•oiiry, trailer, aleotrkl wench. Complete for 01880. Conbe-ot1100 E. Moin lt. P-ov or coil 112·7034. ' •KQlOtU liMe au? a war Ill aJI7I;IJ lite . I I . . 011lt tlpllllllc '-!, Sot~* OOCQ4d \ "Gotndview v,., ,_ 304-578~ 2921. 1 Goblor and Je!fray Lyane 1 871 Pontioc Cotollna, low mil-. good condhlon. •1100. Coli 114-911'26183. TOP CASH paid for Iota 1849 Ford Coupe, 10.000 mOdel u11d cars. Smhh milts. •1 ,&00 .00. 304· Buick-Pontiac. 1911 East• 671·3134. ern · Ave., GallipOlis. Call 61 4· 446-2282. 1970 Chavolle. good work caf. new tlras, raHy wt..la. 1978 Cougar. PS. PB, PW, t8o6:oo. 304-171-4111. AC. cruioo, AM-FM, GM mogo. Must oell. Coli 44e- 1974 Novo HotchMck, vory 0289. nico con d. coH otter 1:00pm · rr. ""' • look ot 1'Urplo Rtlin.' ' 79 Hondo Howk 400. 4,100 mlleo. good cond, 0100.00 .•304-8711' 7371. .ltJI :-w~~::see,.= 111 F'" 1 a en t tJD lllelk Plavtau a Nccl Cell 1911 ·VW Robbit, low mileage, good cond, •4.000.00. Phono 304· e75-301i8. NOSITR -·A• " "u a bridle linD. Ia "*' ()) J GNIII Utile Alluuapa 1:10 I +It~ ~~Go hiMD_.._ev...._ .. 1'976 Ford LTD ··xcellent condition. Coli 814-24&- 128~ . ... \ tlltlhr• ... Comed( Ill MOVIE: 'lllllly lutl· gino In jill lor murder: 1111110 1871 Hondo 7110 four, folr cond. 08110.00. 304·176 ~ 3308. •• .O.IIIio ii1,_11J._ ........ Whaoll "',.._ 1-----,----79 Chevotto 4 dr. good 82 ., ------ ~.'!-...:·:t Ear corn. Lawrance Bun;lell. . 1970 Chavollo Su- Sport call614·246-6181. ,4 64. 4, :ll>ood. Con e14·9B6· Good mixed hay 01 .00 bole. condition. 3949. can 448-0373. · b le 1 "nn c....., Novo. 6 cyl .. Hoy tor sole • 1 .oo • • . ood 1 h o"IIO Coii814-B43-516&. outo .. g epe. u • Chlcl<ena $1 .211 oplei:t. Cell Good mhuKI hay in barn. e1.4 -9BI·4 1 24. e1 .50 bela. 304-1176-4eOQ 78 old8. 4 doqr. \18, oir, eo or 30~882- 3328 . OJdo Omelgo VI oir, o~~to­ motic, pb, pe. 304-41711- ___ _____ _______ ................................... . liMo ' I •• I One.,., Ill (!) GL uw • .._.. PB,I;iG~on~o~Sm~it~h-~8~8~2::;~1~30~1~-~ "1'· ~-: SCARF JEWEL wiZARD BUCKET : II 0 hu011ry ohor11 II In tho ntlghborllood, fOOd ~ini !hii-JAW8REAKEIIS ..,.ew...., ~.t;.!• ..... . ••e. Auto& for Saia .-doy'a Ill Till Tee llauJII IIPN'alpnt n' 7:30 For sale, 4 nanny ·g aata. Triumph TR II boeutlful Wonted- billy gooto otud cond. Coli 114-189-e31 1. service. Rio Grande . . .. 1976 Chavtnlfet lmpelo; Cell61 4-246-9117. PS. AC. 310 inglne. 1100. For ule: Mallard ducks 6 tO opMd Huffy iotcycM, 21 guinoio . Coli 114-742- Jnchaa, good conditio.,. co11 e14-241-3ee1. 2460. . ' 71 y .MaolllaiiiiAin Na •rr- (JIJ IQJSe. 1 nanny gool .. 2 kids. e 1H4 l't(rnouth Horl•on,' .. 4 dr. wooko old. Coli 114-379· 12.000 milto. CoY 114-379·2721. 2233 . . l r;lnopnrl nllllll (AnewiM IOtiiOIIOW) . ' \ "-' <II liMe • ALL !..MiD" A •-ICXlll H & S Home lmpriovef! ~ vinyl aldlng, roofing. r. _ , lddttiOn. ttorm win atone. Coli 814· 317-0 . ore 14-3117· 7244. ... by ... (!)WIIaeloffonune • Ill ........ Fonune (J) MJI•r • 11 I lliR \Ia ll CflJI$~, Joep CJ& . 42.000 .GENE'S DEEP ST~A IIti} 1 see chaV.Iie Mollbu Sport · '71 mU.., . good ohopo, 304- CAR ·PE' T CLEAN . Coupe, 283 2 opd. irana, PS, 181-3347. . acotchguard-water aJCtrec·. Nno good, boby felr. •100. , tlon. doodorlzoro. FREE eotlColi 4'41-82&3. 1971 Cl!tvy W.i ndow Van, matea. RUaanable rlltea., 1178 Ford LTD, . 2 drc, . hordtop. ou1o.. • PS, Pl. 70,000 uc. cond . Coliolr,304·1171Sorvlci. miles, Pl. stereo, oir, now tiroo. good 774~. In · ond · cond., •2.200. Col 441· • Quazar. ana 11109 or 44e-81 eo. 74 Motcircvc.laa houoo colla. Coli 304-117._. 2398 or 814-448-24&4. ' 0600. Coli Leo, 814· 992· tlroo. oxc, goo 448-8011. 2488. ' . 8t Grain ' ! " - . .. - - .. J r x I J -"""' ......... · MIUIJ· fiOlld otloW! · Mil••= ,..: A [ I I I I ][ I l ] 'Olympic 'I :.ca:r1..... XXII OlrP: 3 yr. old aor'ret gelding 1ired by Super Chix . Con be 1 978 VW Robbitt fuel in· ahowi'l with · litde work. jactad, low miln. 4 new Ha~ ' ~·== 932~. 64' Hl5 FOIIf. ladrB Llll (J)I'IIP I lw ..... Came tlw .,... 7:00 cond .. 48.000 mlloo. t 1. 796. CoH 441-7322. · Livestock THe ~C:H-'.~T gllalslbcuu "'* .c ."* ()) .. ( roofs. ;10 yeara •·"""'~· . 1178CJ &. 40,000ml. Now · apeclollz!ng in ·built up roof. • top. Col 441-3344 or 44&- Coll,e14-311· 118117. , t 1134 · · · · PAINTING- intorior ond ox-~ 1972 'Ford von, I ~yl., outo, teriQr, plumbing, rooflngof foir ODnd.. . , 110. Coli e 14• some remoclellnfil. 20 Yl'~~· 381·8114. oxp. Clll 814-381-91112 . .;... 1.-.· --------:-:-:::-:-:::,... t! lllrTrak 1:30 Ill(!) He . . . HliO Wlto Tow Tile Flnll - Ill All - · ~7~1~~A~ut~o~s~fo~r~S~•~Ie~~7:;:3=V;::•n:a::;•_:4;:;:W;. ~Q~.:.1 lng. Marcum Roofing • Bpou,~~ ,. Now inaulllng rubboo 11ft. Gill- boot tml troller, 111 hp inWard ond outboard. 304-111·311tl. 78 M. Co~o high M.L. foil cond. 1100, 79 Hondo XL 1111 good cond. 0480. go cort I loiP Tecumooy 0200. dinott8 lOt 4 chaira _••.. ,..._. .110. enda axe. o1 eo. otoroo Neall a • -8-,----~H~o--m-a----~ ~ One tovaMit and one awlvel rocker. Both .. ,.. as n~. 'will oocrlilce. Coli oftw 1 :00PM, 448·281 7. - - - - - : - - - - : : - 1080 FOR BALE: Bun Kenmore dlah'wather like new. o1&0.00 or boot offer. Coli 982-e841. Almoot new Hicl<ory To'v.rn a-n couch ~nd multi color 1 - - · urvo morblt top COffll toblt, 304-1717110. :r.= ' ..... 1 I I . ..,. 17 ft. Crao11'-. 111 10, loti IXtrol. Olean boot, 3(14· 171-&21• . Boioatte dining toblt with benchao. 1 Ko,..._ heoteo now. 304-e711-482&. nHtlnt · ~P I 'u II'!' 1878 . Ford Grinada outo,, cyl .. new redlalo. good worlc car, lots of new pent. •1 ,000 . Coli 114-311· 9334 oftor II PM. a.-t .._Tt ...... I' I fN'. '.,!-/' FOR SALE :1971 Dodgf.' Motor Home,20,000 mileo.l · vory gcod con~ltlj!n. C4!.!; 112· 2013. '~ I'll. I -n.. Llfuf'iVIIb .._. 1874 Sperton 30 ft: ~ contalnld•.•wnlng a air. S• ot Gollio co. Cornp Groundo( t8.300. "'!" ' by--lnllllobloo (J)IJI. qa Ill . MOVIE: "''"Y FrMitr 18cu.ft. good cond . Coli 4411-4748 or44e-4347 oftor &PM . Pickens uHd furniture, 304· e7&-8483 or 8711-14110. ... 1:00 .Ill Ill • 77 Midoo 22V. fl. I!IOI'Ill home. •••rae, one owner. nico, U.IOO. CfJ 441-7322. - Improvement• 68 Furnished apt., 2 roofl')t 6 "'.·!! old, ooll 1·114· • ll:iJ¥~e THURSDAY BURDETTE CAMPE,II SALEI • IERVICE, 0~ dolly 9 to e :30, lot. II Cloaod Sundov. U,S. Rt. ""' · Coolville. Oh 81'4-llr; 3318. ~~ 77~1 . ftf}g~~THAT_I_ID_GAIII Television Viewing 79 Motorl Home• • C•mpere Shrubs pruned. l1wn ra· aeadad. ratelnlng walta, sidewalks, pat lo1 . bark mulch • sawdult. Contact Spi""-Con1oi• .Piano llflr· Bruce Dovialon. Coli 814· goin. Wonted : -ponalblt 261-1427. party to take onr low mpnthly payamenta on · For oole fill dirt, ond top toll. api"et plano. C•n be ...., Coli Call e14-26e-1427. locolly. Write Credit Moriegor: P.O. Box 33. Friedens. Po. 16641 . equipped · kitchen, central air, $260. 821 V. Second ences. e225 mo. plut aecur· ity .dop. Coli 44.8-.2236 or 448-2681 . KIT 'N' C,MLYLI Glitr......, WI !tilt Conn trombone •;60.00. Coli otter II PM 304·171111704. Newly remodeled. 2 bdr .. AVe .. Gallipolio. Call 446· 4416 after 9PM . · for S•la 9.1984 Thul'llday. Umastone, Sand, Graval.j ~~==:::;;::::;::=;:==:::. Dolivtirod in Moaon. Meigs. 67 Mualc•l Golllo or pick up et Richards lnatrumanta & Son. Col 448· 7786. month for two bedroqm, Furnished apt. 1 bdr. , $221, utHtie1 paid, adutta. 920 4th ' ! Middleport, Ohio . JUMFWU MRSSUUJ ORML MKZWLUG PZRW MAUUN·- AILFG IJITU YeatHdlit'• Cl')'llttlqaote: THE DROWNING MAN WILL GRAB'DIEBLADEOFTHESWORO.- YIDDISH-PRO~ ~ �Thursday, August 9, 1884 Paga 16-lha Daily Seminal . and de«th lollowlln a few Even !hooCh there have been no OCCIII'I, caaet1 In . Melp · days. houledaplllllcatl) lludecreued conftmled rablel er-Uy. Altllouih bltft by clop and call coatlnue· to be~ principal Countyfor .t heputtwoyears,atthe RableavlrllscanlnfectalJ.wann request of The Dally Sentinel starr, blooded ~. VlnMI can be r.frs. Norma Torres, R.N., supervl- recovered trom either the central sor of nurses lor the Meigs County nervous system, saliva, urine, milk, Department or Health, has written lymph or blood. Placea where the the following Informative article table!t vtrus can .usually be found dealing with rabies. . are: saBva of wild animals and Rabies Is an acute viral disease of dogs. In the United States and other . the central nervous system that Is developed countries. dog-caused characterized by a sudden onset or rabies haS decreaaed In Incidence inflarlunatlon of the brain and due to more strict control of dogs spinal cord. It Is usually transmit· and widely used vaccination proted by bites of dogs, cats. bats and grains. WUd meat-eating animals · wUd animals. It Is characterized by are now the.most frequent source of · restlessness, excitation and severe rablellnlectlon tor rilan. , perlodlc Spa5111$ of larynx (vplce In the United States, rabies In bOx) al!d the pharynx (the pass~e humans has decreased from 22 wayforalrtogofromthenosetothe · casesperyearln~through1950 lungs), especially 'on sight ol food to 0-5 cases per year sin~ l!lro. ln and water. 1946, more than 8,(XXJ rabies cases Because of this, rabies Is some- were reported among dogs; 153 times called hydrophobia or fear of · cases were reported In 1982. Thus water; following the perlod .or the Ukellhood of human exposure.to . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · excitation. generallzed paralysis rableslndomestlcanimals (such as reuon tor antl·ral*l treatmentl. The dlseue In wUdllfe - e~peclally skunlcl, !Ox, raccoona, and ball - hal !*Ome more prevalent In recent years, accounting for approximately 85 percent of all reported cues of animal rabies every year sinCe 1976. Wild~ now aCcount lor the~ttmportant probableaourceotlnlectlonlorbOth human and domelt1c animals In the United States. Rabies among antm· als Is present throughout the U.s., only HawaU remains consistently rabies ~· The IJicldence of rabies In bats. .InCluding fruit eating bats 1 In the u.s. has 11'\al'ked!Y lncfll8Sed In the last decade. Although bat rabies account lor only 15 percent of the reported WlldiUe rabies, since 1970 bat aSSOCiated rabies ))as been the most frequent source or human Rabies ·attacks nervous system lnfectlon 1n the u.s. several weeki. 'for 1)'111~ lit ·At ttm,l, batl seem to tolerate appNI' but may be prolo•..- IM!II Inflection with rablea virus better . severa1 monthl. It may vary wltlu than other animals; they become the amount of virus Introduced, 11-, uymptornatlc (lhow no symptoms extent .ot the Injury and the-' thernaelves) carriers and ,Uve and abundance of nerve suppb! to the remain lnfectlous for long period o! area of the wound. ThUB, there~ time. be a short InCUbation period~ Alr·tlght attics and basements, he~ or neck and large open Ja tree f!'om cracb and openings, are wounds. p the best p(ellelltlon to keep bats The clinical course may belht1 away. Moth balls placed In the with pain and numbness at the lltlf atticsandQaselllentscanhelpdrlve of the wound. Fever, lrrltabllltJ ·· the bats away If you already have heB\iaches, restJessuess. JII"Pil'a them. Rabies may occur In any tlon and InSOmnia may follow. season of the year - It Is not llmlted Four methods are preseqUy UIEIIl to the summer months: It often to prevent rabl!!5: control of IJtraYI. • ' occurs In the late winter and sprlng, tmlnunlzatlons of all doli and cata . wile!\ stray dogs wander 1n search redllctton In wildlife close to u.e::· of food and mates. popul<!tlon cepters, and · pu~ Bite w<iunds usuaUy Introduce education Qn \'&Illes. ·. •• the virus 1n ·Infected saliva. OccaAny animal bite should be 1 slonally animal Uclls may Introduce reported to ·your local Healt the virus on scratches but the virus Departtnent and your p~yslelan. won't penetrate through Intact skin. There have been no confirmed It usually ranges from 10 days to rabies cases In Meigs County fl)l' two years. ELBERFELDS . AUGUST s·ALE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. JEANS ReR. 1349.00 . . 13' RCA XL-100 Color Portable ............... Sale '279 Re§. '429.00 19 RCA XL-100 Color Portable ............... 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SALE Clearance Quality brands include Hang Ten, Wrangler, Levi's, Devon, and Queen Casuals. Pre-teen, Junior, Misses &Extra Sizes. I Prewashed blue denim - 100% cot· ton popular straight leg styes. Boys' slim and regular size 8 to 16. Husky sizes 8 to 18 and student sizes 26 to 30 waist, length 30 to 36 in· ches. Save on this back to school sale. S23.00 ...Sale Sl!8.39 S25.00 ...Sale Sl9.99 s2s.00...Sale s2~.39 S30.00 ...Sale s23~99 Coordinate Sportswear wclttotllllmlln WfarvNH 7=f ·JEANS · . Genuine lee Riders heavyweight denim. 100% cotton. · Blue denim and stripe,s. Sizes 1 to 7. · 50°/o Simpl $14.95 Jeans ... '11.88 . $16.95 Jens ..... '13.88 $18.95 Jeans ... '14.88 519.95 Jeans ... '15.88 521.95 Jeans ... '17.88 Boys Boys Boys 5'11ovs Boys · Album & Tape Sale JUNIOR RCA SUPER SPECIALS ALL ~ Reg. s12.00 Sale s9.59 PATTER~S Sale su.99 ,Reg .. Sl8.00" 1 /2 PRICE OFFER s1s.oo Reg. Sale Sl4:39· G6oo THRU AUGUST 31st SALE I ' SALE/ MEN'S AND BOYS' Tube Socks Back·to·6chool6ale! 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