http://66.213.69.5/files/original/37b7c3f3125322048d8db5883f6b8755.pdf ec9f9e278f36a16a130b40c7cafbd0fc PDF Text Text WINTHROP® Dick Cavalli . . DOC.'l ORe AND NW~e6 AND V15l'JORS FL.OC:XeD TO THe MATeRNITY . WARD 10 ss;e ME:. 5HC: SA.I D ! W~ THE HOSPITAL'S MY MOM TOLD ME I WA5 BeRN AT SIX O'CLOCK IN THE MORN /Nq . STAR.. ATT~T/0"-J . HclmtllluiW Aegis~~ ill • .·" . e · at ·y I I Vol.34, Na.85 . PeOPL.S JLJST DON'T L/6TEN ANYMORE. SEEN. . ·F;scapees at large. . ' By NANCY YOACBIM • ....... lUff wrMer l.ooll law ellforci!mellt qelldes were stDI ~Y atternocm lltll!r OVeJl)OWel'lng a Jailer 111111 tbell stee•tna 1!11 car. · Rclaald Ray Myers, 21, wbo was facing a !l1lll'der tl'lalln o with · the JIUII! 1t8l death of J.amea Terry Mc.<:aulllllld, ll!d Mlduiel Wayne Orubbl, 33, Charlestoo, whO wal to go m lrlal for lO COIIIIII rl flqery 111111 .uttering, escaped at, about 1 p.m., a s~ for lbe Mum Camty ;Sheriff's Depl!rtrrient reported. ' Dllpatcher Davld Jams was taJdn& Mym, Gl1lllbli lllld Bllllber prtsmer flown to the Yls!tlng area In an elevalllr when Myers and Grubbs :overpowe~I!IIJ him aDd pulled out an Object ''which looked like an lee pick", .the spoketriJan said. ' .. . : · The l!{lOke!man Bald 11!1! two forCed JIIJVI!juptolbeilenthcuaeandbrund . with tom s~ts to the ban rl a window 111111 jOOk 1!11 billfold, JaB.Ireys ·;and car keys. They proceeded to therootwherethey jumpaUrmnooe level ·IP tbe next befmoe dropping 30 ' - to the ground, tile liP 'if"'rnan said. and.GNbbs then stole Jams' black 1975 CbeYelle. wblch .wu :parlled ~ the garaae area, and left the IO!IIl', lbe ijiDI'•man added. • ' The 1blrd ~did not escape and came back downfromtllel,atand :Untied Jami, ale spokesman added. He said JaiVIa Will not lwmedln the :Incident, wblch be said took place within 1M! mlmltes. · : : Local law t!llfmoernent ~. lncludlng·olficel1 from the sheriff's .departmeJit, ~~ Pleasant Pollee Departrnl!llt ll!d tile Point Pli!asant .J'letacbrilmt of the West VIrginia State Pollee, have bl!el! ~the :~ty. bUt 19 tar nci sign of the escaped men baa 1Uriled up. · Authorllles· from acroas tbe state, out.fl-state 111111 the Natlmal Cl1me :lntonnatton Center have been alel1ed, the spokesman said. · '"We hol!eltly don't haw any Idea wblcb way they weal." tbe sheriff's , : spokesman~. "l(ll!llllllallYthlnktheytooktbecanndweatromplete\y -outrllbe area. It's a Utili! odd that the car has notbeeillocatedyet.lwuuld · have thougbt they wuuld haw dltdled tbe car and stolen another." : The spell man said the only money be thinks the men have Is the$3 they PEOPLE AJ<E L.IKE RIVER5 AJ<E DEEP, ~'OME AJ<E SHA{.{aW.. - SOME ARE FA'>T, 90ME A~E SLOW__ ~QME tbe IIIOIIl valuable pttljlb'ty aJoaa the Ohio River. !>PARI<L.E OIHEI<? MEAN&>ER·-- ~0,1\AE I ~----~ · ~-- area ' ... • i WHY DID IOU CALL Ml~ 60%)" ' BECAU$E 5HE~ 'fiO W.IDE AT. • ~MAZON'? . THE MOD1l-i c; ·( v' ' I " ') • .. ) ., _(Continued on ,page 10) \. AnaturBJgaswellblewrlraround u a.m. 11!181" Pttneroy Sunday and caused "elrtenslve" louel. Pomeroy Fire Depariment respcll{led to an o11 wen fire m· BearwaJlow Ridge Road or County Road37. 'lberlgwasaivDedbyJD. Dri111ng, Racine. . ..All we'did was use hlgh·pawered toaer and foam, " said 'Charles Lepr, PO!nauy Fire Chief.·Legar 8dded a ctmpany was called In late ~Y evening 110 claletheweDr4f. - Fam!IDg CCDtlliuell -ln .the ~reat Seal, but lbe III!IMI rllhe land OWIII!I'I haw chi!• . No 1ooge" II the IJiopei lv .C7NIIBl by tbe Hania's, SI)Te"a, Claelts, YOil's 111111 othl!n. Tbele . famJen !IIIIV leue tbetl' b'nlel" lands tram lbe· ColUmbus •and SoutiJeril . ; Electric Cmlpany. . . Collimbus IUid SouthenJ began I Clllltactlng Great Bend reBidents . In 1974 wltll lqles rl acquiring tbe land as a pXelltlal electric lienaatlllg site. PrleJ!lal sites had to be purcbjlled before · Environmental Protection AIJI!!fiCY awnwal could be given. The uUUty COIIJilii'IY bepn closing · deals wltll property 'BROWN GLOP? SREUJ GLOP? OR TilE . . J./AilD. ((ED, ·,. ~ • ',, • , f \'; ) tbe atnnaeat auwemment n!gll- latlons that have· beell btl(lOied Pomemy ,Departtnent, wlllch . was m tbe .a ceae tor about eight hours, did not -put the llre out but · tried to )Geep It from tbe rig Itself, Legar explained. ~~ a damage estimate Is ' not yet avallabe. Legar sald be belleval damage .w as extensive. Jbn Dkldle, owner rl J. D. DrUUng, . said d!lsrnomlhgthatl!l!derground klSseS as a result to the llre are expected to be costly. In reprds to nuc1liar ~~~. sucb a venture would be out rl the questlm. Columbus and Southern omclals have beeJJ 8JlllfOICIIed from time to Ume about Belling . ·1. 1 21MILE8TOPOMEBOY -lt'aa21Dieldpfnm a& Bock Spa flea ·-.ld IeMen that dhfance tbeRa\ ..... ldptoPwwio).AIIIM> roM •••Jdd III!IJ, fromtbellrldpllllhew l!e''fMJefBiatei'Judll . . . the prupeily, but Clllltlnue to was Southem rlDcl8la are mi!Jdfl!l rl 11!1! \)0'111 aoc e1 road that many local clti:llells are ~ wlll .be built from the !ridge to tbe Intersection rl Routes 7 and 33 at Rock Spr!Dp. . Richard Davis, land manager for the dlmpBJ)y, said that P.• . Columbus and Southem's posl· Uon-on the am!SI road has not ding I since the public meet· Ina about lbe road beld In :;:,"!.:t~:~:: give some Input lntotbe ro8d sill! selection. Columbus and Soothem !lever beanl from the engln&llug flnit IUid mw llllepB . ;. a WIJiCII on. tbe situation thral.!a!l road. Wemly ask that our 1ll!ll!ds be tU!BideJed wlien 111111 tf road · plans are evl!l" desiiiJIIII" Wl!en the state departrnel!t rl deYelopmeDI hired a Cleveland engltw• dngflnn to do a feastbll· lty S1Udy m the PI' p _, road, Colwnbus and Southem Cllll· tactfd tbe !Inn telling It thai It (C&S) owned the ph\)ti ty and . asked for a meetlnlln oriler lri ·lhi!.IOcil-.pepers. ~ 111111 Soothem owns· appiOXII!Ioltely 1,30 acres rl land In Great Bend. About L1i rl thole acres are tllli!ble. The utility company will con- :. tlnue to lease the land for fanning until some fw1hur acUoa develops on -the road or until they dliclde to build a power plant, - whichevEr COOieS first. access . :U,lck of action joopardize.s forest project . F~ by tbe U.S. Senate to loWiOPilate S2 mllll<l! bas jeopardbEd the IJCQidsUJoD .....,...m tor Inc~ Gallla. Meigs Law~C::UO~tton, If awoved, wou1d have allclwedforpurchaseof ptvate ln·!Jnld!ngs, wblch oiDCials ror the~ Department flNatural · Rellouroell said 18 "critical" for managtngtberesourceneedsrlthe forest · WWlam J. Napier, assistant director rl ODNR, said plopt'f mans neat rllbe forest- only:rl pei rent or It 1s publicly owned - 1s based m IR.JYing private ln-boldln(is to creall! ·adjoUJlD& sectionS of tbe forest. .-r-~ • Mid on to It as a future site for OWIII!I'I In 1916. . • some type rl,.._.alblg plaJJt When lbe power ........ny It waa rumored at that time · -· tllltnrjeerpowerPI&Dt~ '­ ~~ tbe land,. tiJe. ~ WOod ~ n.WXllient be ~.ILMe.W, eleCt· The wupletlon .llf .the liridae tic £!JIIPB!IY oftlclats laY there . lnCrea8eS the Vlllue rl the were IIIM!I' any OIIC!'I!te plans ptopel ty. but CdulnbUi ll!d fllr.S!ICII a IIEIIlure and 1li:NI, with ~Ji,IOS.ion causes extensive losses 'll!i! . 111111 --· Cris ·Hammon·d -. CRUNCHY . THINGS?? · througiJ ,.._.-.. Wayne f'la~ F(111!!1l, which · ·~·· PIINTED IN CANADA IVATE EYETM " · • ·' SPEED WALKER 0/IAY, 6UYS ! DINNEK . TIME! .P' 1 OOWn g!neratlaal. 'stole ~'Jams' billfold. · A !1J8P was found In Gnibbl' cdveraJls, accotdln& to the spokesman:. but he said be thinks It was left there to prt ~ enfora!ment officers 011 the ., · Tw0 centuries ago, pi!@!MS mtMng Into this area sensed tbe vah!eof thit partlcu1ar and JarRe, ,beliutHul farms cJeye. loped. . Most rl . thele . fanns :: Myers WHAT A CHILDISH IDEA! WHY DON'T you ·GRow ·uP, IOU SILLY Lll I LEMAN'?!). . ~...t~:.c::t::: l!IJn ~--------------------~ 1 Section, 1 0 Pogeo 211 Co,... A Muldmedlo Inc. Newop-r . GREAT BEND - Because of Its loCation, lbe area of Metgs •••don .. by Har-greaves an·d Sellers • enttne • ·Great Ben4 property values !leiU'Chlna today tor two prlaonerawboeacaped from lbe Muoli County JaB MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISSTM, story, photo on PqelO LOeation, new bridge hike • . POINT PLEASANT - an Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday. August 13. 1984 Copyrt:-.1 18U THEY ALL SAID I WM5 THE M05T BEAUT( FUL... 6ABY THEY'D EVER . See-.. on Pale e Low interest loans .· car& ·' Slngll'-'ir ' ...; Recall legislation LINf Llf' hi •\[ lo. wlldiUe division, said -~ state's lntbeWayneNatlonalprograri\· Rlverpnig.amrelatedtotheforest. : consetVatlon IUid nature .organlza· ·Duckworth's stat!' Is presently • ''111ese groups realize that ctm· :. 1i<liJs have a "very strong'' lnJerest . ~ a !lOll-game and Ohio prehensiVe forest inaniJgEJ'i!elltwlll ' benefit Ohio's future wlldUfe," he Four charged _ in home B&E .), Meigs County sheriff's depltles Sunday lnvestlpted a braJ1dDg and entering occured dlll1ng the early morning l!ounl at the Lester Sboemaker resk\E!II<'e on Happy . 1fo11aw Road, Rutland. Entry was charges which are to be flied today In Meigs County Court. · Deputies also repmt tbe recovery ·1 rl ooe televiSion which was stolen frOm tbe Syracues Fire Statton during a breaking and enter;~ne m August 4. The te1eY1s100 was made thrOUgh the garage and two . Hondadlrtblkes,OIIepewmotorand recovered by Syracuse Otftcer twobatterleswerestolei!. AUI~ were recovered by IIM!stlgator eacy Wolfe and Ilepu!Y James Soulsby. Faur an-ests were made; two adults and two juveniles. Nartii!S are being wlthbeld peDdlng said ' ~ve ;,nvate ln.IJoltllnp' preYEIII Wayne Natlmal trom receiving tbe · beneftts ~ management, Dlickworth added. The forest Is administered by lhe u .S. Departmel!t rl Agrtculture and .emmpasses 171,00l acres In sou· t11easterJ! Ohio. ot Etfortstosawthelorestbeganln 198Swhen USDAwuiouncedplanslcl Milton Varian and Deputy Carl sell ' 63,00l Beres of the forest. , Hysell. AtTested In the case we!'£ Calservatlm groups, sportsmen's: Gacy Wayne Martin. 22, and clubs and gllVH'illlll!lltal olllclaJs: wuuam Llister Foley, 22, both or · haw supported ef!Qrts to IncrEase; Syracuse. the amount of public IIU!d In tbe · forest. · : • Napier said tbe foralt, as It exists 10day' Is "severely fnllptii!IIIA!d ... The olfk:laliBid It's '"lmp0r1a!1t" tor. cmaervatlolllslll and natural reaource 01 pn•••ticlll to support · ODNR's eltnna to get tbe funding. Tberewlll be a llnalopportw!ltyto budget !i111111!Y lbr Wayne Natlmal . wlll!ll lbe appl'OI)riltk:l ' biD Is wiSideted In a UJiiii • Nl COil· lei eooe CCII!IIIIttee. The $2 ml11lal anOcalloll was pn!YbJIIy appi'OVed by the U.S . House of Rep& 11 ntadvea. THE MAY . GLOP IT IS!! Max~cblefOfODNR's . OSP ekes motorist n.:. A ~ Mlldlepx1 wasdlld by lbeo.llla·l,felpppstrl tht lltale bllbWIIY pltrol tor failure to control 6JIIuwbc a Sat!lrclaY eYtlllal aox:llla&t. 'lbe ..trolllll lli1lll T. Hallin& W¥ Dltbbauad onlklplo'l'almlblp 53wla!beiwpcalliiJYialtCillltrolrl ' . •· hll_.llla~~rlfthe a • I t left lldt ol tbe ro.l and llniCk a fiiiDI!. . Raai~W'• cu- receMd moderate dlillllt Ill tile 7p.m. aorldpnt. . . UP 8111!: W&W -'Dill 'hAJ -111 exc ' • I ' ) eo ' 1 al: walua o1 a. 111JteiJ Ad 1 H Clo. Wia.. lllll!el!eal: PiliP I up-.............. !lblllllbe ,It .. Malp c '; 1'1* .,.... ..........,. Gpa. 'l'ladq. !leliaIll "IIIIa t'' rids will hefMt •eel 011 the nddwar • IINII•Ibe ''Gidllllaa dlnll" duriiJa the _ fair. �• ' " Comment • l1l Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEJlniTS OF THE MEI<;S.MASON AREA ...........,._'"T",..........,c:loo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WBITEHEA.D AulslaDt Publlsher/Conlf41Uer ' BOBHOEFUCH General Muager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · " MEMBER of Tile .booclated Press, Inland DaUy Press ~Ia· lloa IUid the AmeriCan Newspaper Publishers "SIIOCIMI"". LEI'TEBS OF OPINION are wela.me. Th~y should be leu IIYa • word& ..... IUIIetlersarelllbje<tloedltlqaadmo!il beslpedwllhnamo,l<l-• aad 1<1.................. Ne Ulllllped le<lers wUI be publlobed. Lellen ehauld be In .......... -.mr •-· not .,.,.....lilies. ' ' I Monday, • The Daily Sentinel .g~ . "I come to bury Caesar. not to praise him': - the most egregious acts of paralepsls In history • paralepsls being the rhetorical device by which you call attention to-something by saying you are not going to call attention to it. ("I never said. Bobby was unscrupu· lous.") J 'i'he . rhetorical problem · becOm~ truly severe when you are abSOiulflY sincere In saying that you are there to bury Caesar not to pralsehim, orthatinfactyoudonot believe_Bobliy to be unscrupulous. And this · Is the problem the · Republican party Is having with Mrs. Ferrllf'?· Or to put it another Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, August 13~ 1984 way. tfMrs.Ferrarohasbrokenthe law, the Republlcan Party wants somebody else to tlnd out about It and to take the appropriate punitive action. Last Wedtiesday, the Washington Legal Foundation delivered a brief, to the H~ Ethics Committee . complatnlng that Mrs. Ferraro had.. violated a provision of the 1978 ethics act. The media was quick to Identify the · Washington Legal Foundation as (In the case of The New York Times) "a law firm With ties to conservative Republicans." It Isn't everyone that Is so treated: If it had been a brtef fUed by the National Lawyers GuUd, the Times would probably not have ldenWied It as "a legal group associated wUh pro-Communist activity,"· or would · mention of Ralph Nader's groups be classllted ideo~caUy. It is .· therefqre very much 1n point that ·journalistic senslb!Uties are poised to ·assign to Republicans the unchivalrous responsiblltty for get· ling ihe first woman vice preslden· tial ca~te Into trouble because of her violation of an ethics act, If indeed she had violated one. NOw Congressman George Hansen, who was convicted of four felony charges tn federal court, is ' How to deal with. Geraldine Ferraro The best "REpublican political braiils ln America are trying, you can be sure, to llgure out how to deal with Geraldine A. Ferraro. _ Today in history Today Is Monday, Aug. 13, the 226th day of1984. There arel40days left In , the year. Today's highlight ln history: on·Aug. 13, 1961, East Germany sealed off the bOrder between East aud West Berlin to halt the Olght of refugees to West Germany. On thts date: In 1521, Spanish conqueror Hernando Cortez captured present-day Mexico City from the Aztec Indians. In 1624, French King Louis XIII named Cardlnal Rtchelleu his first minister. In 1792, French revolutionaries frnprtsoned France's rnyal family. In 1846, the American Flag was raised for the llrst time ln Lo6 Angeles. In 1960, the first two-way telephone conversatloD by satellite took place with the help of "Echo One." Ten years ago: President Ford met separately with laborleaderGeorge Meany and Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan ln his efforts to get a grip on the nation's economy. · Letter to editor Your support needed I attended the Meigs Local School was a loophole In the law as there band meeting on July 31 to brtefiy were no laws to recall school board announce, as a concerned citizen members ln,the State of Ohio. Senate Joint Resolution 24 was group, that since the board had Introduced In the State Senate hired a new band director at a several months ago. If passed It special meeting 'we would be behind him. backing him and helping him would make It possible to recall In his work to do a satisfactory Job. school board members In the State . We stlll want a IIOQd sounding of Ohio, If you are ·tnterested In better band that works together wellll!ld schoQII, where the board members can win awards. Even afte~_golng through aU the could .~ ·~-ec~ 11 !hey «<ID't PI oper ChaMels to get on the rep.._.t the majority~ the people agenda, I was oot permltted · to pr have the best Interest of the make this announcement because chllclren In mind, plea.se wrtte State ot two board members, Mr. King Senaklr OaliJey c. CpUins, ]1)(11 · aud Mr. VaiJ8hall. There was a tie . Kemp LIRe, Ironton, Ohloe638 and . State Reprelentative Jolynn BosYOie two to two. 111e poulblllty of recaUtng school ter, Rt. 4 Box 3'18, GalUpoUs, Ohio board members was looked lntu by 4:5631 and urae them to help get thiB my8elf and other people In the bill passed. Thank you. - Bobby : • district earlier IIIII summer. At that Arnold. time, the lawyers told us that there Hat field LOS ANGEI.ES (AP) - 1be Summer Olympics ended as they bepn - as a celebtatloo by ~Ill, a celebration of Amerlea aud the world. · Slxteendaysafterwelcanlngthe world to ltuhores, the United States badetarewellonSundaynllbttQUl . of Its neighbors oo thll globe, dlstrlbutlneafalrahareofgoldtothe ~ gii!!Bts but keeping most understandably rtled lat preferen· tlal treatment gtven tO anyt of his colleagues, never mlnd ,tha( we are talking about a she who has been nominated tor the vice presidency. Mr. Hansen's point, really, 15 that the provision of the etJ\tcs act Is nonsense. Mrs. Ferraro, has no~ taken the position that it Is nonsense, but does take the position that the law exempts her.\ You see, the law says that a congioesspersoil (clrcumsta'nces.require me to use that abomination) need n()t report a matertalflnanctal asset or transaction of the spouse If he/she didn't know about "· and does not stand to benefit from it. The point of the Washington J.egal FOundation Is . that stnce Mrs. Ferraro was an officer Or. 'the cohioratlon headed by bet .hus· band, and Indeed seJVed as Its treasurer, she couldn't have been Ignorant of this · asset of her husband. and that since she was married to tbe"owner of the aaset, It • Is stmply implausible to contend that Mrs. Ferraro did not stafii;J to benefit from it. Ergo (the argument runs), she should have reported it. In the case of the congressnuu\, · he nelther ·reported on the asset of his spouse nor cilltmed the exeolpllon. It can be held, the~m:e, that he \vas attempting to be sum!Ptl· tious, while Mrs. .Ferraro was merely being ·sOphistical. ·The Internal Revenue Service sharply distinguishes between the two classes of conduct. U you tan to u,t a $5,1nl payment as Income, you are In much deeper water than if yOu list it and then claim $5,1nl of phoney-baloney dedu~tions !llong- <· side lt. • , So what ought the Repu,bllcans to . , • do? On the one hand they oug!!t not to want Mrs.. Ferraro to be • disquallllec:i)n virtue 41 a malum ·: prohibitum. · condominium for. Tsakos and a Group, run by a Greek, Cllnls professional fee for her consultation Lascarts. Many of the furnishings on remodeling the apartment. were Imported from Greece, she . But Tsakos' former employee, adds. Marilyn Mangan, accused Ha"leld , Fran Cowan, the decorator from in her sworn statement of "lying I.fscarts who handled tile job, a~s? about (the) money received by his told my associate that Mrs. Hatfield Wife.'' The affidavit called the · was not Involved. · senator's 'ac1:9unt "a significant . When Lascarls dropped out over transgression of public good faith, a · money dispute, the Tsal<os of outright lies." Ms. Morgan also assistant recounts, Greek architect said the Greek arms merchant Jason Rtzos was brought over from treated Hatfi~?ld like an "errand Athens to· continue the work. boy." During that tinie, Ms. Stocker Here are other details from the swears, she hired all the workers sworn statement: · and was with Mrs. Tsakos when the ~ Tsakos' former personal as· drapes and carpets were st!lect~. slstant, Margaret Stocker, said that She also kept the hooks and wrote she was the one who had supervised the cheCks for the renovation. She the Watergate apartment renova- issued no funds to Mrs. Hatfield, tion and that Mrs. Haifleld was not Ms. Stocker says, and ,the senator's Involved. "Mrs. Hatfleid was never wife was neVer mentioned. anywhere near the aparqlient - Ms. Stocker also attests that when it was redone;" the alfldavit she wrote a check for $5,(01 to states. ' Susan Hurley, for setting up the It was inconceivable that Mrs. apartment purchase. Ms. Hurley Hatfield (.'('Ufd have been consulted, told my associate it was she, not Ms. Stocker claims, because of the Mrs. Hatfield, who Introduced the "totally Greek style" of the renova· Tsakoses to the apartment sellers, tion. "He was making a Greek David and Sarah· Yerkes. , temple out of It," the affidavit says. - Two of the checks delivered to According to Ms. Stocker, Tsakos Mrs. Hatfield were written to ." the first hired the Lascarts Design bearer" and recorded as part of ' llumorman. ~ "Finally, we would arrange an interview With an· unwed mother w110. hal just kllt her we~ payments. 1be candlllate ~ or could not promiJe the woman ~'d do something alJout It, depending on how he thinks the country 'feels at the time abOut unwed mothers." -"It sounds like a greai serviCe," I said. "How much does It cost?" "WeU, that's just a simple tour, and with transportation and tnclud· . lng the ex-convict and Good Humor truck, we charge $1,500." · · "That's not expensive," I said. "Of course, Ghetto Inc. has more luxurious tours. We can aJTange for a candidate to walk thrOugh a garbage dump, have him phoiographed With a group oi' striking schoolteachers, let him cut the ribbOn for a new playground, and then lay the cornerstone for a low-cost hbuslng development. The charge for this would be SlO,<nl, and . we'd supply the striking schooltear!hers." "You must be swamped With business," I said. "Well, It's picking up J1lcely," my frtend said. "01 course the beauty of Ghetto Inc. ls thatwecanservtceau candidates wllether they're for or against the poverty program." "How's that? 11 Will get him the sympathy of t~ backlash crowd, which he is appealtng to tn the first place." : , "I could sec a candidate asking for. that kind of treatment, but where do you find lhe people to throw tile rotten eggs and vegetables?" · "Oh, they're around; they're 22 '37 1 A~ trill 8 lba 6 •••••• 32 ' 32 32 2 15 5 •• 2 4 a 8 1 1 5 7 7 8 e ,1 3 8 2 2 13 11 .I 'I .) .i' ·I xxm .. , .Adams shines 11 •, .. ' ' l.' '. • ) • ·two -. m . races MARIETI'A - 0 . .' : ....... - . ' '• POlling his se- cond victory In two nights, Bob climax 01)11lpiad bellcq)ter, the eerUy reallatlc space ship hovered and "cmununlcated" with the Collseum via other-worldly sounds, then an lmpoalng space traveler suddenly awearecJ high atql the ardtway of the stadium. Saying he !oond the Olympics lnsplrlng, he promised a shoW ill . reward. . 'Then there wereaympboales, and fireWorks, .and mqre symplolles and more fireworkS -probably too --many tlrewOrks - to Pll-Y tribute to the dtli!s that hosted the Games In the past. 1bere also were more earthly entertainments. Each of the 92,1m spectators bad been t.ssued a blue-e-1 fJa.shllght, aud the eftect was a dark- tUied with glimmering blue jewels. Lionel Riehle, the "human" star of the shaw,~ a1100g he'dcanpoeedfol' the occaslm. 1bere were c1o1.ens ~ 'break-dancers. At the end, there were the athletl!s, sayJna goodbye to their new·foond frteiJda, hllflllng and trading ·momentlll, and dancing ~to the music. It so much, ln fact, to plead with them to leave the Coliseum floor, some tour hours after the cenmony bad begun. Earlier In theevenlng,lnadlsplay ofspcllltaneouSgJee, the athletes had disrupted the fonnal portion of the ceremony , with playful 1 pandemonlmn. As many of the athletes from the 140competlnjjnatlonsracedaround the track with their national flags aitd other banners such as '"lbanx LA _: Great Brltaln,\' aud "Costa Rica Loves You," the 8llllllUID!I' asked them tu go ooto 'the tntteld so the proeram COUld continue. They kept running, waving to the .:..:.:.td·. aroun~." "Well, I think It's a very noble experiment, . and I can't see' how • ·,,;,.. ybetto Inc. can miss," I sald.l ' ;.,··,, "It can't. As a matteroffact, with so many people running for 'Office, r ., i.;:: our only fe.a r Is that we may rim out ·::-~~ of ghettos -or even w~. unwed - ,_., mothers - before the campaign Is Scioto results cheering crowd. Finally, white-clad security guards &efltly herded the athletes to wheie they were supposed to be, and the formal ceremony continued. 1ben the shOW began. With the Collleum lights dar· kened, the "star" of the sound-andlight spectacular was a huge flying saucer, ~Jcomed by la2ers beam· , ing off Into space. 11le craft, ampJete With multt-«lio!ed .flashIng Ughbl, Wl!fl accompanied by the mWIIc from the l1lCMes ''Dll; A Space Odys!ey' ~ and "Close En· counters of the Third Kll)d." SUsp!lded from a da.rlrkel...n.ied!d COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- !twas an uniiiiUal wtaner's circle following Dutch Treat's wlfl In the leatured $10,<nl Invitational Handk'ap Pace at Scioto DownS oo Saturday nlaht. There wereff!w smlles,llttle talking andalmolt nocdeblallon,anilatew of lhDIIe uaembled were fighting to ·hold back aome tears. · Dutch Treat had posted his sixth straight win and his last fllr owners Joe and Lynde! Adamtll!y following a bt11Uant career. 1be hone goes under the auctluotet 's flve.)'flll' gavel Friday at The~· • Marietta. FoJJowtng Adams acro&B the line · .Parkersburg's Rick Ellllon,. Larry Bond, Brent Martin, and Scott Wolfe. Adainl, EWson, and Bond Dn· lshed one, two, three In the first heat, while Brent Martin won the second heat ~ Racine's Scott Wolfe 1n the Gheen Painting Company spectaJ. I was :::.ealn:::H~=f~~:! Harry Yoho bad a repeat perfor· ~~/:h~Mams. drtvlnatheJ.D.Drilllng~ ~al, ~kyl an ~e- ctory at lne peedway, claiming the 25-lap victory with a late charge over Tom Amos, Lin Potter, and Earl HW. Adams bested an aU-star field of 18 cars, Including · two top-rated visitors from Fremont, Ohio, Lin Potter and John Sa~ber. The accident plagued. feature event took Its toll on cars and E!llulpment, although au drtvers escapedlnjuryaslaptlmesonthe high banked oval neared the current track records. . · Early In the !!Vent, the grand master of local auto racing, Earl Hill took the Initial lead with Adams In hot pursuit The top four cars jOCkeyed for the top position, but Hill seemed tu be the man to beat, untU a nat tire sent him to the pits durlng a red nag· with 10 laps remaining. From that polnt.~n Bob~ aud the notorious Black Bandit racer set the winning pace and brought home the vk;tory. Local drivers Benny Hickel, Scott Wolfe aud HUlon Wolfe finished eighth, lOth and 11th respecUvely. Earl HW set fast tlmewlth a time of 3:20, an average speed in excess of lal miles per bour. HW, Junior Abels, and Mark Dickson won the Ilea~.:. Hobby Stock .• '"" .eature was won by Harry Yoho, followed by John HlllTis, and Bob Adams, Sr. • '·• .-. ll'IBEWORil8-Fboewo.11aec .. deowrllleiM · -unlldmforlllelllrdOiymplad. (API Angeles Memorial C4aeum erpllato). s .,, t1ur1q dftolnr T ampa . Bay d e~.eats ~ BengaIs, 21 •13 . .I . TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -Judging by ChampkllatUCLA,scoredtwlcefor son, frequently hounded out of the Tampa Bay Coach Jobn McKay's the Bucs, both on one-yard plungeS. pocket by the Tampa,Bay defense, · plSI-gameden)eaoor,ltwwldhave J;unes Wilder opened the scorll!g connectedonl0of21p8ssesfor100 been hard to tell the Bucs topped for the B~ With a two-yard run In yards. Cincinnati 21-13 ln ihelr National theflrstquai1er. Both teams trllded touchdowns In Football League exhlbltioo game. Cincinnati quarterback Turk the first period, with Clnclnna!l McKay seemed to forget that his SChonert connected with Brooks oo scoring first when Brooks streaked team won Its second straight a48-yardtouchdownpasslntheflrst 48 yards through a disorganized pi S73011 game Saturday night. period. Kicker Jim Breech can· Bucs defense with a Schooert pass. What he remembered most was a pleted the Bengals' scoring by Tampa Bay !'l!tallated after. 48-yard touchdown pass caught by hlttlngfleldgoalsof2land33yards, Brantieylnterceptedahalbackpass theBengals' James Brooks. buthealsomlsseda32-yardattempt by Brooks on the Bengals' 31-yard "We had a brmkdown:I woo '!say · early In the third period. line and returned ttsevenyards. The Who It was because It's embarrass· In the secood half, DeBerg took Bucs moved quickly to a two-yard lng,"Mci<aysald. ~at quarterback for the Bucs touchdownrunbyWtlder. McKay also refused to. give andcompletedelghtofllpassesfor In the secOnd pertnd, after the quarterback Jack Thompson a pat 100 yards. Bengals had moved to a first down Bengal veteran quarterback Ken Inside the Tampa Bay :l-yard line, 00 the back. Thompson, who was tradedfromthi!BengalstotheBucs Andderson,closlngtheflrsthalfand the arouse<1 Bucs defensive lllie last year completed eight of 14 opentngthesEcond,hltfourofseven suddenlystlffened.Cinclnnatihadto passes f; 96 yards as Tampa Bay passes for ooly14yards, but BengaJs settle for a 21-yardBreech field goal. rolled to a14-10 halftime lead. starterTurkSchonertledaHpassers The Bucs capped a 74-yard drive But McKay preferred to point to with 11.of:l6 for 151 yards and one with a one--yard dash by Owens to . 'lbompson's lnablltity to complete a touchdown, au ln the first halt. make It 14-10 mkJway In the second touchdown pass ...~Ctnc~~Jnna~tl~rookl~~e_!Boomer~~:_;E~sla~·-~~!:.._-----'---"Thcmpson not have a good night " he said '"lbere's no reason for (backupquarterbackSteve) DeBerg played better than did u:. . -· · , ·. . , < .' . • I . .• J' - ~H,j I . ... , , fi l l I •• 1\t, • ,!•., •;:.., ' ..... . . ~1,,.;\J IIII5Eeded In the tourna:·nent and ranked tnh by ·t he Asloclallon .of Tennts Profe88lonals compu~. Davis, 2!1, the Western's defending . champion, was ~~eeiled ~th and · ranked 79th by the computer. Mocr needed three Bell and blld to flgllt at! three match points during a second let tiebreaker, but he prevailed 3-6, 7-6, ~2. ThevlcayWU biB second eve!' In a P,(ulellllolw ~t. the rtnt me ccm1na In the Japan Open In CLEVELAND (Afl ,..... Terry Moor bad neither lime nor the c:anPuter oo his side, yet he stlll managed to upset Marty Davis and ' win the $lOO,<nl Western ()pen •Tellnls Ql8lnplonshlp8 title at the Harold T. Clark Teimla Stadium. "Fc!r this elder stsaman. It's great Just to make the tlnala, and to wtri was Icing on . the calcl!," llllld Moor, at 32 the oldest participant In . the tounwnent. Moor, of Memphis, Tenn.. was 19'19. • PIACI·t:.ltWID AtJ~Y ' C. Ka&, I. A. "E..rGIIMl UJ l'Nn• &/oN Tw ,,.,.. R.u s.rMu" ....... . . .• taCICUm . ~ Ill~...... ' I I I I . '. • ·' ..... ! I .'.- ' .t . . PACK~GE the As for Tampa Bay defense which set up one score with a~ interception by linebacker Scott Brantley and stopped a promising BengaldrtveWithanotherpasslheft by defensive back Jeremtah Castule,McKaywaslessthanpleased. "I thought we played ihlrddowns . ' .. •', 1• SPECIAL Thompson .. ' .' '.' OFFERS WHITETAIL HUNTER WITH CAMO FINISH. . . . I '. .. .t ' Includes Bow. Bowmate Quiver, 6 Bl.ick Mag Arr·o..,.. poorly. Wedtdn'tnishandwelooked tired .. he said ' · James OoYcns, an NCAA sprint (new from Bear• 6 Field Points . I . ' . .1· ' •. 1 Moor captures W esteni Open .. • I ~ .. ' _I ,.. j Adams, Jr. and thefamDiar "Black Bandit" stole the shaw, aettiD& fall . Ume, wlnniDc the helmet dash, and the !Ml-lap feature here Sunday evening at Hllltql Speedway In over." "SuJlpose you hav~ a candidate ' who Is agatnst Welfare, opPosed to Coddung the poor and feels eve- ' . ryone should Oft .hlms<!lf up by his own bootstrap;,." "I know One," I aald. . "Well, for $25,10) We'D arrange a tour for him ,which wUj include having rotten vegetables and eggs thrown at him, having paint spilled · on his car, and, If he requesiB It, having the press rouflhed up. This ~ 10 18 8 Ghetto, Inc.~-~~----------..,.-__;A__;rt_B_;_uc_hiva~, A'frtend otmlne has just thought of a way to raise a large sum of money for poverty-stricken areas without one cent's cost to the taxpayer. He calls his program Ghettu Inc., and this Is his explanation of .how 11 works. "From now until the presidential election," my friend said, "ghettlJS are going to be the big thing, ancl every politician running for .Public ' <tllce Is gotng to have to villt one. But most politicians don'! know where to begin wlien 11 comes I() touring the slums, · and so Ghetto Inc. Wlll make au thearr8ftliMilellts for them, for ·a fee, of CllllfW," "What will-you do?" "Well, let us suppose the person wishing lo tour a ghetto area Is one of the many thousands «!~:• esldeh· tilil candidates who feel gated to walk through a dep.l c:a.'<l area. Ghetlo Inc. woUld make out an Jtlnerary for him, First, we'd !lave him visit a rat-lnfettecf tenement, where he could be vltlbly shocked. "'Then we'd ·take lum aver to meet the parish priest who )las JIIJt CCliiChed a Utile' League team of deprived · youngsters to ·a city $1mplooship. Alter that we'd have him talll to an ex-convict wbo 'has gone strallht aud 1lecome a Good 17 Slll)er gymnast. And the Romanians, often ap- wetedeclaredckllied. There was U and his Chinese plauded by the crowd ln apprecla- . · And then Hollywood producer teammates, middle-distance tiooofthelrrctusaltojolntheSovlet David Wolper's show really swung . runner Marlclca Pulca and Szabo boycott, were rewarded with a Into high gear- a Close Encoonter second·best :!! gold medals. China, Wtth a spaceship, a laser-Ugh! star and their Romanian teammates, an OlYmpic lblentee since 1952, war, a fireworks · salute to au two-time decathlon gold medalist swept back Into the world's athleUc Olympic cities and a rock concert, a Daley Thompson of Britain, aU· around men's gymnastics cham· canmunlty by winning 32 medals, futurtstlccelebratlonofthepast. 15 of thein gold. . . Olympics of the future w1U be pion Koji GUiilllken of Japan, West With the last of the blood, swea~ measured, as a~Jt'ays, .against German SWimmer Michael Gross and tears shed by the athletes of the Olympians of the past The next and marathoner Carlos Lopes Ot ~ltrlglltathome .. Oiymplad, It was ttme to generatlonhaslts.w orkciltoutforlt. Portugal - and the endUring The Soviet Unloo and Its closest party. Track star Carl Lewis, welter· courage of Swiss marathoner Ga, trlendamlihtwellbavecarteclot!a ltwasapartyfortheworld'srnosi weight boxer Mark Breland and brtela Ande~·Schles$. There was Lewis fulfilling Ills healthy' chunk of bullloo. But they physically fit ,men and women. So gymnast Mary ~ Retton are dream of four golds. choee to stsy away, just as the Lo6 Angeles In general and HoUy· candidates to becmle among the And Sprinter Valerie BrlscoUnited States aud aome of fts allles WOod In pattlcular which most glided American athletes of boycotted thel91rlMolcowGames. spawned Jane Fonda and Richard the future ascootractsandendorse- Hooks wlnnlng three. And Greg Looganls displaying Without the challeqe ot the stmmons-celebrated the athletes' ' ment offers pour ln. But for the Soviets, the East ·Gennans, the prowess with a spectacle which molhent,UNinglsclearlythemost unmatched perfection ln both springboard and plaUorm diving. Cubans and other boycotting na· , rivaled ~ pageantry that .opened glided athlete of the present. And the grace and artistry of t!Qns, the United States wm 174 the Summer Games oo July 28. The gymnast from China won six medall, Including 83 goJ4 that medals, the most of any athlete Mary LouRetlon and Peter VIdmar surpas&ed the Olympic record ofal After thousands ot athletes · here. 1bree were gold, two silver andJuUanneMcNamaraandMitch mingled with each other iuu:J aud one bronze. The gold cham· · Gaylord and all the gymnasts who $1!Uouryearaago.bytheSovtets. · The East Gennana were the cavorted .3J"'\rlxx the Lo6 Angeles plons;withfouraplece,wereLewls. will almost certainly have parents runnen-up In the medal cam! tour Memorial .Coliseum track, the the track star whose nart'le wm across the nation catapulting their · years ago. Peltlape fittingly, the Olympic fiag was turned over to almost certainly be Inexorably kids Into neighborhood gyms. And Tracy R\I!Z. transferring.the West Germans were leCiind thlB Mayor Bo-Hyun Yum of Se!Jul, UnkedwiththatofJesaeOwens,and precise beauty of gymnastics tu the tlrne with 59. South Korea, host of the 1!118 Ecaterlna Szabo, the heir to Nadia Summer Games. The. 1liiM Games Cananeci's crown as Romania'S swimming pool. 23 6 "A.H.," 'Ms. Stocker said. Tsakos often ~Initials or "codelnames" In recording checks whose purpose he did not want to disclose, she said. - Hatfield has said he didn't know about Taskos' attempt to sill atlack helicopters to Iran! from Tsakos' Washington office. But Ms. Mangan says she ·delivered a•telex : from Taskos,. Athens office detail· ·; lng the Iranian deal to Hatfield's. Georgetown home last AprU, with a .. note· from her warning the senator that it was only "the tip of the • Iceberg." •' - Hatfield acknowledged recelying a report that outllned TsakOI' '·' alleged criminal record In Greece, • · but said he gave the. tepott to his · . lawyer, Henry Lavine, who re- . ported back that Tsakos was ;· •· '' clean." But Lavine wru; also · · · Tsakos' attorney atthettme; and he : ,: later resigned when Tsakos r,eport· edly would ilot disclose certain payments he had made.In Europe. Meanwhile, Greece's assistant , attorney ~eneral, Anthony Vgont· • "i tas, con!lrmed by telephi;,ne the . } authenticity of the report on Tsakos. Vgontzas said Tsakos had been convicted of six felonies. I .10 18 18 8 prob~________.J_ac_k_Ande-'--rs_on WASIDNGTON - Witnesses have given the Senate Ethics Commltlee sworn statements that contradict Sen. Mark . Hatfield's account of his dealings With Greek amis merchant" Bastl Tsakos. After J.raJsed questions about the · Tsakos-Hatfleld 'relationship, the Oregon Republican asked the committee to investigate' the 1113t· ter to clear his name. His request came after the committee had • already taken affidavits from two fonner employees of TsakOs. · According to the sworn statements, which have been obtained by my assoctateCorky Johnson, the ex-emplayees believe Hatfield did not gtve the press an accurate account of the Tsakos altair. They dispute, for example, Hat· !leld's explanation of the money that Tsakos paid to the senator's · Wife. Antoinette. They say that payments totaling about $40,1nl were made .to Mrs. Halfield during the same tWD-year period that .the senator was . helplng Tsakos promote a $15 bllllon trans-African pipeline project. The senator contends that the ' money was a "finder's fee" for his Wife's work In locating a Watergate The Daily Sentinei-Pege-3 U.S. captures 83 gold medals problem~-----wu_·limn_F._._Buc_k!--ley_J_r. · For the rruntent, she's got something all politicians want. She's got glamour. She's a national celebrity. Thls goes beyond mere charisma, which Is rare enough. • ~ - gnash, gnash, go Republican teeth - the Dernocra~· vice preslilentlal candidate SEI!!IIll tu have that quality that makes her Immune .tu criticism, at least for the moinl!!t. An estimated 6 mllllon more"WO)IIell than_men are eXpected to vote In November. President Reagan commands stronger support among men than women. The Republicans are sen.sltlve about doing anything that could Irritate women voters, whose empathy for a member of their own sex may 'prove to be stronger than othi!r considerations. There's Irony at work ~. because heretofore it was the Democ~ats who threw their arms In the air and said that Ronald Reagan's wrumth ariowed him to get away with political murder. The Democrats said Reagllll somehow evaded blame for his mistakes In deed or wo'ri!: They -call him .,,the Teflon president" because "nothing sticks to him." Rep. Jim Wright, 0-Texas, the House majority leader, recently sent a . letter •to Washington news executives voicing his frustration. "Whenever there ts a televised White House press conference, many of , us on the Hill cringe at the number of Inaccurate ststements which Mt. Reagan gets by with unchaJJenged," wrote Wright. · Maybe Ms. Ferraro ts still glow1ng In the surprised approval that seemed to sum up the country's reaction to a woman being named to the' naUonal ticket of a major political party. Or maybe she hasn't had enough opportunities yet to make many mistakes. The campaign still has 12 weeks to go. ~~It cwldbe, too, that the glow will oot wear off and thatMs.Ferrarowith a flair for spontaneity and withwhatcanesacross as!Jiack of political guile - may ·escape the kind of critical scrutiny that exposes the mere mortality of most politicians. ComervatM!s hold a news confetence to charge that Ms. Ferraro Is viola~ the law by mt disclosing her husband's financial holdings. 'JWmty minutes later, Ms. Ferraro stands In the domway of her otnce aud .replies. She says she has not violated the law. She says she will lay out her and her husband's finances shortly. She recalls she had predicted a dirty campaign and calls the conseJVattves' complaint as just an example of that. So far, the Issue lacks sizzle. REpublicans learned that attempts to hellttle here can backfire. Tough Edward Rollins, Reagan's campaign cblef, bad to apologi7Je f9r •the suggested sexual Innuendo In dismissing the Ferraro nomination as potenttally "the blggest IllS poJitlcally In recent history." Katherine Davalos Ortega, !be treasUrer of the United States, has been selected as the keynoter ot the Republican National Convention ln DaUas next week. She calls herseif a "born Republican." A few days alter Mondale announced his selection of Ms. Ferraro, Mrs. Ortega made a speech to a Republican group In Denver and attacke!l "Mr. Mondale aud l)ls running mate" as being "ln favor of the we~ national defense poUcy of the Carter administration." But last week, ln an Interview, she was asked wl!at she thought of the Ferraro selection. She could think ofll\llhln&negattveto say. "Iwashilppy for her," she said. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Daily Saeltil• • The Ferraro 3,1984 ..'I. at ···~ ··~ the · ~-' . ;.,.~. . THE MAGNUM HUNTER BY BEAR IN CAMO FINIS~ Includes Bow, Bowmate Oui~er, 6 Black Mag Arrows ' (newfrom Bear) 6Field Points MEIGS CO. FAIR I ·I .. t TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1,84 9:00 A.M ..-Admlssion will be charged at gates lO:OOA.M.-Draft Horse Show- 4·H Horse Show 1:00 P.M.-Judging 4·H Poultry & Rabbits; Sr. Dlv. Poultry 5:00 P.M.-Sweet Mountain Sound -.. Hill Stage •7:00 P.M.-Demolition Derby 7:00 P.M.-Grubb Family Singers- Gos· · pel Hour ~ l:llll Stage 7:00 P.M.-Dedicate New Swine Barn 8:00 P.M.-Jr. Fair Swine Showmanship & Judging · FALL HUNTING CLINIC SEPT. 1 • "New" Pall S•ore Hours Open Sunday · . ~- \ .·{ ·7;... ;,...::::; • 12 noon to 5:00 p.m, ~ - -- -- ' Tri County Sport Shop .-:___, \~ ...-:".......::~iii~ 1 Ji --- .r.. ~ • 1 304-675-2988 STORti HOURS: Mon. lhru Sat. 9:30 o.m.-8:00 p.m., .r Open Sunday 12 noon to 5:00 p.m . Next to MalOn '' \\. ' . . ,. --- >. LOcated a.twMn Point PINsant & MalOn on St. Rt. 62 "Grandstand Attraction -f ·j J' • .... J l~ �.. Page-4-The Daily Sentinel COOPERSTOWN. N.Y. (AP) It Is anannua)rlte, llke the swallows j •• . ·~· • • ..•. ...• ' ... ' ' '. ... .. ..' ... ·.. NEW MEMBERS OF THE HALL OF FAME ::: : 'lbe five new members of lbe llaSebaD Hall of Fame ~.;. pose · Sunday with !Jtelr plaques. They are, top to bottom and left to right, Hannon Killebrew, Don Dry!ldale, Pee Wee Reelle, Rick Flllftll 8l!d Lull! Aparicio (AP Luerpboto). . 11" ::;·,· .Brawls overshadow Braves' ?i_ . win over Padres; Reds lose 1( - ~ • be suspended for the rest of the By Associated Press year." <: : The game wa5 lntlmldatlon and · :0 · revenge, and In tzylng to gain the Fortherestoftheday,evezyUme : , : upper hand; the Braves and Padres Perez stepped to the plate, Plldres .: : let the game get out of hand. · San D!!?go Manager Dick WUIJ- pitchers threw Inside. Ed Whitson : : .• • ams,' Atlant\ Manager Joe Tone, did It twice and was warned the first ' four pitchers, five other players and .time and ejected the secood. Benches cleared, put no punches '~ ; two replaC~!ffient managers were were thrown. · ·• , : ejected tn a series of brushback Greg Booker followed suit In the :.· ! . pitches and consequent brawls as : ' : the Braves took an ugly 5-3 vlctozy fUth and was also booted · as a lull-scale brawl broke out. 1n the :, : over the Padres Sunday. · , As the Padres were returning to eighth, Craig Lefferu' first pitch hit their-dugout after the final brawl, a Perez on the ann and figh13 again fan hit San Diego's Kw1 Bevacqua broke out as Lefferu was ejected. In the head with a mug of beer. As the game's final out was Bevacquajumpedontothetopofthe recorded, bullpen coach Harzy dugout and charged toward the fan Dunlop was managing the Padres, .but was restrained by secwity polkemen were on top of both · dugouts and the benches were guards. . Atlanta pollee iater conflrme\1 clearl!d hy order ot the umpires. that five should-be spectators were · Elsewhere tn the National charged with "disorderly wllile League, Chicago beat Mont{eal 'I.a, Intoxicated" conduct and one had New York downed Pittsburgh 6-J, the added charge or simple battezy Houston topped Cincinnati G-1 and and resisting arrest. Los Angeles edged San Francisco Atlanta starter Pascual Perez 54 tn 10 Innings. st. Louis and was the central figure In the fights. Phllifelpha were rained out. He allowed only five hits over eight Cubs 7, Expos 3 Rick Sutcliffe, 1().1, won his eighth Innings, but his sixth "hit' ~ set the tone for the game. Perez struck San consecutive decision, sbiktngout12, Diego's Alan Wiggins with the first walking none and picking up an RBI pitch of the contest - and the . on a ninth-Inning double. Rat Cey baseball soon became secondazy. broke a 3-3 tie In the sixth with a 'The guy who caused It aU was two-run homer, his 18th of the Dick Williams," said Torre. "It was season. It came oft Steve Rogers, . gutless. It stinks. It was Hitler-like ;l-12, who lost his seventh game In as many decisions. ~ • · action. I think he (Williams) should • · .. ' .. s. lila smaon hlgb and put blm In ...._Into Redlll-1. (AP La8erpboto ). Majors ' .... .,.. .__.,.LEAGVE EMrllMIIIOH WLPd.GB 71 t1 66 61 s 6i a, VrirraO .f6'1 - m • rr .m 26 Ill ~ ...... .._ .flt &:I~ 59 9 Btla l 'At .m 3\1 .013 j\1 f7 " ,. " 10 -.-..... 56~ .4716 SJ66 .~9 m 50 - ~ Bol .m 11 Oakland l, CaltfarNa 2, lO ntilgs Cdbola "'· OoOJonl • -...- - ~ Texu~u......, New York (~ O.l l at C"'t>wwa..:l (Srnilll f.fo), IDI ' Ba1tJmore fBoddkleer lJ.81 II h'oronto (Clancy 9-U I. CnJ 1'nas !Darwin 6-71 at Chlcaco IBamJa. IM), tn) · no.eoo !Boyd 7.fl) at KaiiiM City . {m.tk 10.10), ( n ) . 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' ,,t boldeOblo I . !3 Weeki ............ ..................... $11.116 2fi Weeki ............ .. .. , ...... ...,. ..... $29.12 52 Weeki ............ ........ ............. $118.:14 varieties. • The l!ol1lc.'llltll classes are for ' ' . cannu. dahliU, gladioli, llllles, zinnias, ml other .. J' lllociriiiiiR~ There arec!a Ea " . : b' potted' plants, AtrnD violets, ~-- ' both alnllle and double blooms, - ... . IIIIIJ1&ddl, - Oulllcle Oblo 13 Weells .::...... .;... :................ .. $15.60 2fi Weeks ................................. 131.;11 52 Weeks ................................. 159.60 -. • •. '·• • .; ._, New 6 Gun GUN MONDAY .. ...... •• CABINET .... 1279.95 cake. Wednesday -Meatloaf. mashed potatoes, kraut salad, fruit. Thursday - For home delivered meals only - cubed steak, potatoes, spinach, fruit. Friday - Chicken salad, green beans, boiled egg half, pickled beets, or ange gelat i n with pineapple. Choice ot milk. coffee and· tea avaUabie. ' ~eigs (i)unty ·aoo lhothy Yates, Don Angle Harden, D.J. and Mlcbael. Oak Inn. Pamela Foreman, Minersville; Ralph Hanten, Racine; Brian Hardeil, Pooli!i oy; J~ and Tanvny Nelson, Middleport; Keith and Karen Lisle, Jasm and Nick, bloomli!e 800 tillage house pla!lts, umeeae) 1 varJgatedfollageandother In pants, and succulents 800 cacd. In the . artistic arrangement. division the d ES are "Wooc!)luv! Trails,.. lnc1udlne wild flowml, woad or rocks; "Walk by the See Sbore, ''with- shells, sand and« dried materials; ''Sunny Days," 11181Sdeslgn llleludtng~or ziDnlas; ''SIIi8111£ In the Rain," a "pouring" ~ lncl!ldlne blue ftossc:s. "Happy Go Lucky," anything aoes In a fiMJrlte container: '"'b\Y TrNsures," an antique container: ''C\9nd1PIIgl!t and lncluciN lhn!e or less candles with roses; '"11sklt;a-Taskl!k." ~trt fruit 8D1kJr ··cavlwNes In a basiiEt with follagt!; "Country <lun:h," IOineCJIIq auttallle tor • plano or 0111811 Including white fk.ll'; 1!1 s; 800 "Day Dn>ams" tor dhpiR)' only, 8I\YihiJI£ to share with fj li!iidl. ames." ·NOW HAVE YOUR ·MONEY GROW FASTER IN 12,18 OR 36 MONTHS ,. THAN IT HAS IN _..,. . '' I Pick your tenn, and.get your ··money working at new, higher rates. _j2-MONTH CERTIFICATL · Minimum $500 deposit 11.60\ 12.10% •• '' . J annual yield* animal rate _______.Prime Line"----'---- _j8-MONTH CERTIFICATE_ · Minimum $25,000 deposit · • Rate is just 1% below current Prime Rate ... and mo~es with it so your investment automatically keeps pace With the market. · ..... _36-MONTH CERTIFICATE_ Minimum $500 deposit 12.25\ 12.78% annual yield* annUal rate h-.. "lnl.....t automatially diu tal monthly to our Diamond lmoest ment Fund assuming 9.00'1, rate and minimum balance requimnent is mainta ined for one year. Rate;., ~uh;ect to change w1th markel. Subotanlial penal1y is requ ired lor eMiy withdrawal. · ran's Memorh1l Hospital. Memiien uraed to attend. POMEoRY- Melp Chapter 53 DAV na:elliC tor Maoday Is ool!""'""• Ill lieu ri 1141111& \. , J**WID be heldattheRalte33 i ·' Rw.... Park 6 p.m.. , _ tl'" lboiild lirtng CUYI!I'I!d •' . dlsiL ' ;;: ,. ~ - New Pllllcled T., CIDAR CHEST by Lone sao R11- s ICE '23~ $}5995 . SAVI '10 t fUINiTURI ·. ' . I •' Tl.JESDAY •' ' Climber ct Cuawaace wUl meet ·1' h:r. 110111 at v-. . ·t I ' \I' daughter, Mlsly, AlbaDy; Debbie Halley' Christie, Debbie and BQIIe Halley' Syracuse; Alfred 800 HDda Yeauger, Mtnersvllle. Calendar •• ,• SAVE '' . . ().1 record with a 5.12 earned run dugout. .. No sublcrlptloal by maD permitted In '199 9 ~ ' Reds played the Houstal Astroe. He woreaMJlwaukeeBrewers'battlng hebnet · and sat behind the Reds' N~ fj~~!~~!~~,i and .Pam Pacella, Gazy m1 Naucy West Je&nm: .Roy 800 Rolle Ann ta11m during the aflaiiUttL Each atllarby'sMettqxllltanPark. West Yeauger, Columbus; Pearl 800 .lei*IDI, Kmbel1)' and Rochelle, ddldwasgl\lellanaiipilmefaV~rby Jeffl!s SClll, witb Allele Hasrden as Lena Yeauger, Cbarlliston, W.Va.: FCftliiRun. . KarenUsle,cbalnnaiL . chalnnan Q) the last Saturday In July' p.m._ _ _ _ _ _...:...;,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-;Gene Yeauaer. EDoo; Games were played and I*tJJres The_ reunion aelltyearwW held JoiD and Sanlea Ruth Ann Carley and ,_._ __ ....._ __ _ ____ __ _ _ _be _ __ _1_ Wilkesville club "Summertime FU\ with F'm>ers'' Is tile tllemert a Dower show to lie stagul by tile Wlllii'!Bvllii!Gardm Club at tile American Leeton hall tn w~. Tuesday between 4800 \ .' 9 p.IJ'l. • . The sliow Is open to the pdllle for etthlbttS with entries to be tn place befOre 6:30 p.m. Since JudRbw wW begin at 7 p.m. 'lbe Judelnewlll be " oral with ribbDn8 10 be awarded In tllree places. A blist rt sbaw In the lmt1culture and . artistic dlvllions will be ra-qpllml. 'lbe rules specl(y that exhibitors may make only ooe entzy In any '. clasl In lbe artistic arJ'IIIIII!Iillt dlvlsloll, but aa many entries In the hDrtlaUltllre dlvlskln as they have St!BSCRIPTJON RATES By Carrlor or Mol..- Boule One Week ... ...............................$1.10 One Month ......... .. ......... ............SUO 'One Year ........ ....................... . S!jT.:I) SINGLE COPY had been called up, sent dowti and 8 • Cbeslllre. . ~and Marlene Yeauger, Keith .. ..: . ' . Chbco7, -treol3 . -Yor1t,_3 r~an~11~·!lnnlne~~~'-----~=========~ lO:.tla.ni., aJM!muckluncheswl)l Area Agency on Aging. will be at be available at lbe fair . the Center on Thursday, Aug. 23. If The Center will 1ur11e a booth In you have need ot legal services. CaD one or tile Qlmmerelal Bnlldlngs Leafy Chasteen, Pul$: Benefits this year, ltop by and seE! the staff Spedal!st, for an appointment to while you are at the fair. · see Wamsley, lf you -s transportation to the 'The Senior Nutrition Program only. fair, can the Center at 992-2161 by · matu for the week ts: Monday- Texas Tommy, baked Actlvttllis this year will take place Tuesday·lit f p.m. 1n the area d. the hilltop stage with Friday- Physk:al Fltness, ll: 45 beans, cole slaw, watermelon. entertainment beginning at 11 a.m. a.m., Bingo, 1-2 p.m. Tuesday - Western Melt sandThe Center will not be open after Jam Wamsley, Attorney for the wich, lima heaDs and corn, tomato, Harden-Nease Hailey,Sarab~.JustlnHalley, .. .,. New Yorlt 3. PI~ 1 9Ift 1lltoo ~ ....... > Atlanta ~ Son 1lltoo 3 JlcldUI 6. Ctndmatl 1 Loo_!!. .... Francbrol a 1..4&11 at PN' , IPIMi. - .. rUt. ...- . ;~:.· by Jri, POSTMASTER: Send address to The Dally Sentinel. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 451ti9. . man: Black Lung Repllsmtative, 10 a.m.-12:.tlp.m.; SlnRO, l·2p.m.; Bowllng, t; .t1 p.m. 'lbunday - Senior Citizens Day at the Meigs Cou!lly Fair. · ncki!ts for admission are onat the Center for 11.50 for Thursday _ " ~_: Flower show planned Published every allei'JtOOII, Monday avaUable. •. ~ Subscribers not deolrlng to pay the car· rier may remit In advance direct to NATIONAL UIAOUII CNcooo (VSP81ti;MI A Dlvlsloa of Mu•lmNJa. 1... 733 Third Avenue, New York 1 York 10017. """"'' 8, City f -~Seoiuoo tl!r ' sentatiVe, Branham Newspaper Sales, - - S. Cllk:IIOI •t at the otr1ce at the Masonic Temple sexual Intercourse. For older Bulldtng or srop at the booth at the wOme!l, there are certain risks . Meigs County Fair. ~the vaginal Untng causing painful developlq · endometrial cancer · trogen can be given safely under should have an i!ildometrlal ttssue careful pbyslclan control. sample at tni!IIOp8use. ' Help protect yOW"Self from ute'lbetumooeesbQieilfnaquentJy rtne cancer by having a Pap tell Is gl.veD to 'WOIIli!il during and after and regular checkups and If .You menopause to make \IP for the have an unusual bleeding or decUne In esllogens nonnally dlschargebetweenper1odsorlfyou produced hy lbe ovaries. Estt OjiE!n have unusual bleedlne or dllcbarge helll8 to control JToedjpliiSai symp- . d!lrlng or after mi!IIOpause. see toms such as hottl.ashesorthtnnlng ; your doctor. For free lller;lturestop Y ea11ger' Sharon PaJilrr, ICmJJelh Yeauger, · "- · Ten:iMcl.augblln,KevtnMcLaugh~ ~· lin, Nkkol• Mclaugbltn, <luis.• .• ~· Alll!:a y f!CLL4iu • all ot land DaUy Press Assodatoo and the American Nowopap6 Publishers AI· soctauon, National ~dverttstng Repre"· ~­ the death rate trbm uterine cancer has decreased more t11an '10 pe1 cent during the last«< yean, due malliJy to the Pap test 800 regular chec!rups. If )'011 abould baW lntermen· strual or ptWbul!liOiliJ!Kal bile '1-,g or unusual cllscbarale youshDuld see your doctor and be checked. If you had Intercourse an early qe or ~heckups to effective uterine cervix; tn detecting It II only endometl 50 percent Ja1' . aiioclated ~ludiJJe · an withlncreued sueh ttetmi!ilt, risk ~ cancer. Women at hleh risk or endometrial cancer. However. es- .~ . : . Member: ~ Auoctated Press, ""'""' ~ ~ 10 ....... &ltlnkft 5, Ton:mto • C'le\'Nnd &. New York 0 An estimated 6,SOO dealhlln Ul8f from · cervtcaJ eanoer, 2,lm ·lm:n endomeiJ1a1 CjlllCel' In the u.s. haw been reported hy the ACS. Overall, ooe ~ar apart. · 'lbe Pap test Is blehlY ertectlve tn detl!ctlng earjy cancer rt the Family reunions conducted throughout ·:: The .Daily Sentinel partners, )'0111' risk rt cervical caDCer Is greater or If you haw a blslory of tntmlllty, faUure o( ovulation, p101011pd i!SIIIJjiE!D therapy 800 obellly, the risk o( develoPDg -endcmeltla1 caDCel' II greater. . The Pap test; and examination Ullller a mlcn+(>l)il! ~cells !rom the cervix~ body of the utenll, II a · s~mp~e procedure wblch can be pert.onneil at appropriate Intervals by pllyslciiiM . u pert rt every pelvis~- For the aver881! rllk pe1011, a Pap le$t Is recommended CIIICe every three yeMS after two Initial aegatlve tests .:-~ '· c ' ' timed! a, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio <&5769, 992· 2156. Se<ond class postage paid al Pomeroy, Ohio. lD. Chbco 5 BoiiM5. 'Thxll t netrOu 9, Kalil t1ty ~ . Anattes tltrtlugh Frlday,IU CourtSire<t, by tile Ohio V~Uey Publlllhln& Company· Mu!· l NNt York lO. ~I I Ntw Y crk rrm-e~~ '-81 at Los !Welctl 9-UJ, 1n1 Qnlyg..... aclletluled .$16 .15 .526 1!1 316 J!i 55 M 61 51 48 -·- !r....co. £.3). (n) ~totheACS. Gainey, Middleport; Bety MelDAttftdl~gt!ll!basl!ietdiDDerwere "· ' , tosh, Marilin Ytcugei, Lawreme . Leola and Bill fleldell ~Warren,. .:• . Yeauger, Cllarlle Yea~. Geny M!d!.; Earl and Betly Hanten, , , ,. · Halley, Robert Halley, Sue Ann Weston, W.Va.; Bob and Esther · ,;, . Smith, Laura Smith, Todd Grove!', Harden, Mary and Don· Usle, ·. ~· : Ray Smith, Jacob Srnltll, 'l'tacEy S)aacuse, . Dr. Bill Neue 800 · '· Smith, ADtbouy Smith, Kim Smith, 1110ther, Lucille, Huntington, ' " ' · Brl!llid)' Smith, Eric Smith, Mat- W.Va.; Bob and Marilyn·Harden J11ew Smltb, ~Alan Yea.!lJl'l', miErtc,Marllll; JlmmiJobnetta ' J111011 Ye&IJII8', Terrt Halley, A1l!x Harden, Jacob 800 Janet, IIQ!nn; Cftimld (Sam 12-SJ at Sl. Lw1l (Hor6-2), (n) aue.p !S.OOE>nm 6-2) at Houstoo ton dlagnotll r .. : Scoreboard ... m~ llell Is bet,._ the a&ft rtusually 50 and 64; . deVeloping ·' Ye&ll£ft',fDrhavtngtheii'IOSifamlly I<8IDeth Yeauger, the II'IOSI ' ·• recent ~oiuV·ther and Gene and ' . SllnleaYemc J,thecmestravellng ~ . -· the tartheSt. A1l!x Halley won the :, , .. door prize, 800 prayer before the The amual Harden-Neilse reun;. , dlnDer . .yas given hy Marvin lonwasheldattheForkedRunState · Yea.uaer . Parlt i-ecently with 35 Jll!i'90IIS :~; · Jobn.aDd Ruth Ann Carsey were attending. Darned chalnnell for the 19lli . RecQgnl2ed and pi Died gifts reUnion, were Janet Harden, Jlllcholas Usle. .•• . Altel1dlng were Doug and Tina D.J. Ran1eB, and Marilyn Harden . ;,,. " Rollelleawn, Pomeroy: Jerry with Pamela Fonman receiving . · · ,_ Yeallllll!l', Mrs. Elanor Lobie, Rella .the door prize. MEEHNG AT THE PlATE' - Hous&on A*ai' calcher Mark home plllte ufei.J, 88 CIDdnnMI lle!ll; catcller Dave Van Gwder toms too late lo 1111 him out, durlq lhe NVenth lnnlnl al lbelr Nellop•l Leape pme !luDday dtemoon In ClnelnnaU, Bailey was able to liCoi'e when teur1mate Bm Doran bea& oat a ball ..,. an lnlleld stnpe, udlhe relay lhrow to the pWe was too late. 'l1le Aslros beat the from 25-man roster w~~~~~~U:asr: week, or Aug. 13-17: · . . • Mooday - ~leal , Fitness, :• " 11:'45 a.m. : Squa"' Dance, 1·3 p.m. : ' Tuesday - Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a.m.: Chorus, 1·2 p.m. •.,; . Wednesday Blood Pressure ; 1; / ctbdc, ,9;30 a.m.-IIQOII; Social Securtty Replesentatlve, 10 a.m.- :~· Reds drop Lesley j::tlrstcameuptotheRabln · POMEROY -TheMelgsCounty • Senior Citizens Cou!lfY, Mulberry '• Heiibts, Pomeroy, liaS the follow, • lng ilctlvltles ocheltuied tor the ·· : · there: Bailey women, and made attribut~d ·· Senior ··citizen Center ·announces ·activities for week oldest; Nldlola• McUwei1Jin. .··.· •· :. .1be ' the )IOU! 3 1; Marvin and IJucllle double ligures for the 154th Ume In his career. He.allowed four hi13 800 walked four batters. A blister on his rtght band forced Ryan to leave the game with two DUB In the seventh Inning. ~ pitched one-hit rellef, striking out two. D'l'lpii $, GlaiD 4 Candy Maldooado. who entered the game as a dEfensive replacement In the ninth Inning, won the game for Los Angeles with a two«it horne!' In the 10th. Maldonado's fourtli lone run of the season came oft Mark Davis, 3-13, the Glan13' foorth pitcher. Alejandro Pela, 12-6, pitched his e!With COOJplete game, although he allowed' tlE Gil!n13 to tie the score with two runs In the botlllm ot the ninth. Rookie Joe Carter dro,ve In six · GaryPettistripledhornetworuns runs with hmlers In cmsecut1ve to tie the score In the eighth and· Innings- a two-runshotandagrand scored on Rob WIHong's bad-llop slam Oft Rat GuidJY - and Bert Blyleven fired a five-hitter. as single as .California won a seven, Clevelarid beat New York tor the homer slugfest and snaAJed a I first time In 12 games this season. four-game losing streak. Blyleven struck out live, hit a batter Juan ·Ben!quez stngted with one 800 did not walk anyone tn . out for his fourth hit and Keith Atherton relieved Lary Sorensen. recording hls thlrd shutout of the One out later, Atherton walked Mike Yll!l1' and 45th or his career. The · Brown. That brought on Oakland Yinkees did oot getarwmer beyond relief ace Bill Caudill, but Pettis first balle until the ninth Inning. ~8,~Sox1 tripled to score Beniquez and Brown ' Ben Ogilvie had a loner and two and scored the winning run when singles and drove tn two runs and Wilfong's grounder hopped over Bob McClure checked Chicago on second baseman Tony Phllllps' three hits In eight Innings to head. CIII!Piete MUwaukee's sweep or a Benlquez went 4-for-4, Including a series. The Brewers three-game pair of homers, and drove In tour had dropped four games to the White runs, while Reggie Jackson hit his Sox In Mllwaukee last Weekend497th career homer for the Angeli .Loser LaMarr Hoyt was shelled for Dwayne Murpbyhomered twice for eight hits 800 six runs 800 failed to Oakland, whUe Tony Philllps and last five tnnlngs.BIIl Schroeder's IV!lke Davis e~ch hit one. two-run double starting the scoring tn the second.Ogllv1e htmered tn the fourth and singled a run across In the ~th. · . RedSoxS. Blmpn 2 Dwight Evans' sacrlfk.oeOydrove In an unearned run In the top rt the C!NClNNATI (AP) - Right- 11th after Jackie Gutlemulngled, bander Brad Lesley, who had stole second and cootlnued to third shuttled between the Cincinnati on catcher Marv Faley's throwing Reds and their minor-league sys- error.HtmenailstJYGaryWard800 tern this season, has been optioned to Billy Sample pve Texas a 2-0 lead, Milwaukee's Vancouver fann but the Red Sox, blanked for seven team. Innings by Dlclde Noles, tied It tn the The departure of Lesley on eighth on RBI singles hy Mike Saturday left a spot open on the EaslerandBIIIBuckner. Reds' roster. The club ·did not Texas out11elder George Wright lrrunedlately move to fill · the tied an AL record set tn 19117 by opening, spokesman Jim Ferguson stranding 11 •basenmners. The · said. Rangers left 181\1111ler8 m base, two Lesley, 25, used as a relieve!', shortrithemajar-leaguereronifor _a~age~draftroLesleyiDJune •. ·.. ~ · • 1be annual Y eauger l1!UIIIon was / ,: held reci!ntJy 'at lqoal Oak Park. ·• · Rrongnlzerl were Delma Halley, Angels 10, Alhletlcs 9 began thel984seasonwiththeReds' Class AAA Wichita fann team, but '# cueartcucerortheenllometrlllm or body ~the uterus as replrted by the Arnl!rlcan Cancer Society' accordlnc to s. Michael, Public lnlonnatloll Chairman rt the Meigs County Unit. . IJ!vasive cervical cancer InCl. · deiiCe has steadily decreased over the ~. whlle cancer In !!ltu has • rben .. aU Jll'OUil8· Cetvical cancer ts moo comp!OD IDday aJ110IIi 1ow · ~nomic llf0Uil8· -Endornl't.· . rial cancer aftllcts m011tly mature Fast Wes Gardner pitched 21..1 Innings for hls 11rst major league save. ' All&ro8 8, Redll1 Nolan Ryan and Frank D!Pino· Cllllblned on a five-hitter In Clncln· . · nail. ltyan, »7, struck out 11 to tie PeQ8 6 r, ~- -f gavetheMe13a4-1~. (ad!•. . Minnesota's third run. -- 'l'here's liD Mllmated 55,(0) new ln~w- or uterine cancer 1n • 191N, tncludlne ·16,(0) ~ rt cancer ~ the cervix, and :II,Wl ADVERTISEIENT Mel& 8, l'lrall!8 3 George Foster's two-run homer helped Rat Darllpg to Ills first vlcfozy since the All·Star brEak. Darling, ' 11-5, had failed In six previous attempts for hls 11th vlctozy~ Foster's 17th hcmer fol· lowed a two-out walk to Keith Hernandez In the ftfth Inning 800 Tigers, Indians post.victories By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Spons Writer Everything's up to date tn Kansas City- for the.Detrolt Tigers. The Tigers staggered Into Kansas City with 12 losses In their-previous 18 games and their lead over Toronto In the Amerl~an League East having shrunk from 12~ to eight games In less than a week. But Darrell Evans, Ruppert Jones and Alan Trammell each drove In two runs Sunday as Detroit defeated the Royals 8·4 to sweep a three-game weekend series. Coupled with Toronto's 54 loss to Baltimore, the Tigers headed hQme with a ninegame bulge. In the AL , West, Minnesota remained 1~ game!; ahead of California with a J.O vlctozy over Seattle while the Angels outlasted Oakland 1().9. Elsewhere, Cleveland 1ended New York's domination with a 0.0 triumph, Milwaukee trounced Chicago 8-1 and Boston edged Texas 3-2 In 11 Innings. . Orioles 5, Blue Jays 4 After Dave Stieb blanked the Orioles on four hits . for seven Innings, he left with a blister on hls pitching hand and they jumped on Roy Lee Jackson and Jlrruny Key for flve runs In the eighth. A throwlngeiTOrhyTorontoshorutop Alfredo Griffin and singles by Dan Ford and Cal Rlpken Jr. loaded the bases. Eddie Murray tripled to tie . the score and one out later Young belted his ninth home run. Tippy Martinez pitched out of a jam tn the bottom of the eighth by retiring Dave Collins and Griffin with rtinllers at first and third, enabllng Scot! McGregor to snap a personal four-game losing streak. Twins Mariners 0 Frank VIola scattered slxhitsand struck out four In hurling his fourth shutout of the season. Minnesota look a 1-0 lead against Mike Mooretn the first Inning when Andre David doubled, continued to third on right fielder A!' Cowens' throwing emr and srored on Kent Hrbek's grounder. The Twins added a run tn the second when Gary Gaettl . walked, moved to second as 'I1m Teufel grounded out 800 score on Tim Laudner's single. Tom Brunansky .alld Gaettl hit consecutive one-out doubles tn the sixth for ~ - Monday, August 13, 1984 Uterine cancer death rate decreases, G-kPill' Gives I . t- I '· 'f h-e Daily Sentinel By The Bend 'Ex~emcl ~1~ehe"-~ rtned. "I thank aU of the people In this great nation." Aparicio, a shorutop, bellan Ills returning to Capstrano. Eacl! summer, the ballptayer, come for a career with the Chlcago White Sox weekend to tucked-away Cooper- on April 17, 19!56, the aame day stown, to visit ""SI!ball's birthplace · Dzysdale made his major ~ and to hmai- the game's greatest debut with the SrooklyD Dod!Jel s. shrine, the Hall rt Fame. ·..n Is vezy Intimidating, belleYe · "Youneverlosetheglow. You just me, to slaOO here," said thes.toot-G rekindle the fire," said Don DrYS· Dlysdale, whollled an Intimidating dale, who oo Sunday became one of stYle to win 21» pmes with the the five DE!WI!!j(· lndllctees .tn the l)odgersdUI'jl\g.acareerthatlasied . modest, red-bricked museum on 1:hrouih 19E9. Main Street. KUlebreW, the slusger with 573 Hannal Klllebrew, Luis Apari- home runs who )"as niCknamed · cio, Pee Wee ReeseandR!ckFerrell '"'be K!llel', '' ,provll;led some ~ the joined Dlyadale m the dais for the more touching 800 emotionlll mo· Hall of ,Fame Induction ceremontes, meit13 ot the day, particularly when the 45th to. be held here Since the .he talked about his deceased father . original claSs of Babe Ruth, Ty "When I was a boy, my father Cobb, Hanus Wagner, Christy would play with my brother 800 lin MathewSon and Walter Johnson the yl!l'd, My mother would say, was inducted. 'You're tearing up the grass.' And "When I first came to this countzy my Dad 1¥ould 511)', 'We're not ,t) yearS ago, there was not much In rals1ng grass, we're raising boys.' " my pocke13, but I was full .of At one point, he momentarily dreams," said Aparicio, the flr$t broke down whlle disCussing Har' Venezuelan-born player to be ensh- mon ~rew _Sr., and j)a\IS!ld to . - - . . . - - - - -......- - - _. ' 13,1984 Five join baseball's Hall o( F · .•... ·' Monday, Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio STOR£ II4IUis IM hunt! 446·9523 , 1:31-5:00 ..III..,U., Oh. . CIOMd 'lllws. JI(NEROY- Pomeroy Aree . RACINE- Racine Lac¥: 461 FAAM wiD meet~. 7:31 p.ll) • . HARRlSONVILLE- A bbld I* 1rec:llalc wW be held at the Serdol' Otbtena Cerdl!r In Bani-me 1't 'ay from 10 a.m to IID\ID. Fallba say, R.N. wiD ~· You're Worth More At Diamond. • ·· ft9)cj IJopOsits ·inluraJto $100,101 ,. haw~- •• • · - ~--------------------~----~ If ..L _ AND LOAN CONPANV I �Page 6-The Daily Sentinel Alfred community happenings By NEfUE PARKER Sunday School attendanceJuly29 was 26; church attendance, 23. On Aug. ~ Sunday Scliool attendance waa 32; c])urch attendance, 20. Church visitors were Lebble Ross, Parkersburg; Linda Wllll· ama,Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott, TOdd and Trent, Columbus. Rlc!W'd Spencer and Dorothy, Tammy, Missy, and Adam Cala· way fro!Jl Alfred Church partlcl· pa~: tn the Centennial walk from ~ Church to Long Bottom Chlll'eh June 28. . Alfted Bible School was held July »AU&. 2. Dorotby Calaway al'd Ruth Brooks were cjlrectors. The then;!e was Jesus..Is- My Answer. Usa Henderson was secretary; Lee Ann Robinson, pianist; Tammy Calaway, song leader; Sharlene Dillinger, charge of refreshments. Jim Brooks was the voice of the ~ine . Monday, August 13, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio puppet king of Tum·Tum. Teachel'!l were, Beginners, Lori Ritchie and Lee Ann Robinson, assistants, Joyce Burke, Florence Ann and Shella Spencer; Primary, Cindy Dillinger and Missy C3la· way; Mlddlers, Doris Dillinger; Juniors, Nellie Parker and Tammy Calaway; Teens, ReV. Donald Archer. Parents and friends Joined with the group for .a picnic Thursday noon, Aug. 2. The pro· gram Thursday night was In charge of Ruth Brooks. It opened with prayer by ReV. Archer and singing of Jesus Is My Answer by the Bible · School members. The Beginner and Primary classes sang Jesus Loves Me. The Mlddlers sang Deep and Wide and Zacchaeus. Teens sang BUrdens Are Lifted at Calvary. Mrs. Brooks recognized teachers and hPlpers and thanked all who aided In any way. Mrs. Calaway l The Daily Sentinel Carson a nd famlly of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford of Hebron; Mr. and Mrs. Orland . Mitchell of Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carson of Coolville. Mike Hayman, Tate and Travis, of Rawlelgh, N.C., spent a weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Ha yma n. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson and daugh· ter Marian KnlghtstPp of Columbus spent a weekPnd with !VIrs. Ruth Simpson. · Rhonda Sharp and sons,' MikE> and Jeff, of Bowerton spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayre. •..• ' presented prizes to the contest winners: Bible Story book to Cassie DIUin~r representing the ·aeglnnen; and Bibles to Jennifer Deem representing the ·Primary and Mlddlers and tO Adam Cala· way rePJ esenting the Juniors and Teens. · Josephine Lamb, Erica and Usa, Toledo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Brown, Aaron and Alex, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weber and Michael, and Martha Poole. Maxine Yost ·spent three days with her mother, Genevieve Guth· rie, and with Mr. and Mrs . Richard Yost. She and Mrs. Guthrie called on Ruth Story, Athens. Aug. 3 Sibyl DOrst attended the blrlhday dinner for her grandson, Craig Dorst, at the horne of his parents, .M r, and Mrs. Martin Dorst, Pratts. Fork. ... ............ ·- u-··-- ................ ................... :::..................... :::--............... ........... ..~.....'"..~~.:-·­ ::. •·. .".................. -•• ...... ~-- . _........ ~t==-................. u ............. --- ,_ _ _ u-•..._....... ~--­ ................. ............. Mrs. : vocalists. f\rea groups conduct q1eetings Fire auxiliary Puri::llase of some dishes and other ·kitchen supplies was approvt!d.at the recent meeting of the Racine Firemen's Auxiliary held at the flrellouse. The meeting foUowed the annual picnic. The labor Day Ice cream IOCial Was discussed along with· for the observance of HaJlo. ween. Prayer and thepledgeopelled the ~tlng and otrlcers' reports ~ g!Ym. ~ Autherson wqn the door prize an o.thers attending were Mae Cleland, "nlelma Walton, Pians Jean Johnaon, Ann Layne, Rhonda Lyoos, Karen Murray, and . Bea Donahue: Star Grange ,~with work In the second delree was held when the Star Qr1Dae met recently at the Salem <Jaterball. ' Catherine Colwell presented the literary (11'11111'8111 (II the theme ''Summer at Its Best." All of the ~ ll$l'tlCipated In the pro11'1111 with KelthAahleywlnnlngthe Ben Rife. had the Jestslatlve I'EIJOI'I,-tllld Linda Mqllt&cllll!l)'' the pme: ...unen'i act1vlllet chalrmllll. ga~ . ,. The grange ta:tr booth committee announced that the exhibit will be prepared Sunday afternoon and members were asked to help and to provide homemade articles for the display. It was also noted that the Meigs County Grange Youth group will have a refreshment standatthefalr. Potluck refreshments were served following the meeting. Zion Cirde Zion Church Circle of Helping Hands ltlet Aug. 2 at the home of VIrginia Wyatt. Meeting opened with each lady reading scripture containing the word fruit. D:evotlons were given by Helen Johnson '_when The BfbleSpeaks to Me," Ruth~ plale, scrt~ · used Psalm 121! 1. Reports were .. There .Is a need for kitchen Items, namely 111-rge and small paper platPS, loam cups, napkins and coffee, any member may help with these Hems. Next Is Sept. 6 with Ida Murphy hostess, VIrginia Wy!lll w111 have devottons. Refreshments were served ·to ihose mentioned above and Marge Purtell. Carrie Wears, Grace Warner, Susanne Warner and Evelyn Thoma. meeting Asbury UMW A prqp'am entitled "Individual Responsibility" by Mary U$le highlighted a recent meeting of the Asbucy United MethodLst W0011!11 held at the church. Aulstlng tn t11e (nlll'8lll were Hannoli, Mary Onwllft, Marcia Kau". Helen~ and Ann Sauvage, the meeting ldl April 2 In Memoriam POL~ SALES & SERVICE BUILDINGS U. S. RT. 50 EAST SiltS 'Stlrt ~rom 12'116' GUYSVILLE, QHIO UTILITY BUILDINGS Size$ from 6'x6' .Up Authorized John DHre, N1;r Holland, Bus- Ho& Farm .Equipment · Dealer .' Farm Equipment to 24'x36' ·'Insulated Do• Houses Licensed Clinical Audioloaist P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. · (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . CL, '!'HIS NOTICI FOR Ph. 614·143-5191 · & -Service Parts 'UIITHIIIII,IIIIHCI . WELDING& FABRICAliON 30 Yrt. Ex.,.rienca Mechanleel -Trectora ~ Work : ;cera - Truck - Automatic 1;ran8mlalon · PH. 614-247-2575 8·2· 1 mo. d. I J.rl c In Lovin& lomory oi our · lolher . and Grandilolhtr1 · Emma D. Johnson. who pas11a away Au1usl 11, 1980. NOW SHE'S GONE W.'vt known 1 smile. While sht wos here: her know· ina. lovina. aivina. and shari111. . Now she's &one: we hive feit a toar. but a &rateful tmltt shines throuah a tur. Grlilful for tho Ills ~ .... God SIR! While Silo- htrt. Gifts ttlat will smile ill our llolrts and be for,.or deer. Thank you. God, for your nevtr •ndin&lov.throup ow Motn1r 1na \irlndlliotblf, Emma D. Johnson. Sicily 11issed by daqhten and fa11ilios: Bernice Llwelley and !emily: Freda Cunninclllm and ttmily. In Memoriam . 2 Real Estate General FOR SALE (1) · HOUSl IN CHESJER: Tine ICt1S with I nicely c:onstntc1ed COIICIIIIJ block home 26J30, 3 lledrooms. 20x30 bloclt PIJIII. RWitt off Rl. 248, country settiJW, v. mile •st of Chester, (Jhi.Q... ...... (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Dawn· stairs equipped with kitchen, livin& room, dinina room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also Ius blsement. Lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. II interested contact The Home Natioliai·Bank in Racine, 949-2210. E . Niai1nWolll POMEROY,O. 992-2259 WIVI, NEW LISTING - Syracuse - Quality shows in this 3 bedroom ranch home. I bath, beautiful family room, nice kitchen with all appli· ances including dishwasher, washer' and dryer. large yard with chain link lence. New wood storage building. du~y But whom we could not SIYI. $44,500. NEW LISTING - Rutland - Business of your own. Complete with all inventory plus a 2 bedroom upper apartment. Only $35,595. MIDDLEPORT - A nice corner lot in a good neighborhood with 4 bedrooms, beautilul bath. large living room, dining room, big .Pin· try, lull basemen!, and a one car ,garage. Now $43,000. Very Sldly Missed. Parents, Robelt & Gladys TUPPERS PlAINS - A lhree bedroom ranch w~h a one car garage, lots ol closet space. on a one acre lot. Home is approx. 8 years old. Molden; Children: Timothy, Tina and Teresa. $20,800. &4 Mlac. Merchandise I;:::::::::::::::::::::::=:; IN THE COUNTRY - 33 acr~. fenced, timber, mi· nerals, small barn, pilnd and ~enty of deer, beautiful buid· mg sites. W111ts $21,500. CITY FREEZER SALE SEE YOU AT OUI BOOTH AT THE FAIR! REALTOR Honry E. .Cleland, Jr. ' 992-6191 Jnn Trussell ,.9· 26~ Jo Hill 915-4416 Dottie Turner 99Z.S612 MGM FARM CITY, INC. Oenerel · I. L."lltl" leGHU Broktr-Aiettoa Service Clltryl IAitlley, • • • • • · Mtlp Naw ' GAS LINES WATER LINES , SEWAGE LINES . ." FREE ESTIMATES ' ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACTING "DOZER • IACKWOE •RECLAMATION WilRK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM lUllT HOMES 'WATER, GAS. OILUNES Shop Technician on Do,ty ' 773-5839 or 773-5788 ' f'or · . Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 .Or 992-5875 PH. 992- 8/13/1 mo. all your wirlni need.s; furnaces "pair ·service and instlllltion. JIM curr"''" Botl & Jean Gilmore 50 Ri¥trview Dr. Middleport, Oh. 992-6128 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. YOUNG'S County ~1o:lat1 Phone·742-317l. In • .CARP£NTER SERVICE - Addon1 1nd remodeling MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 - Piurribing •ork PRIVATE . INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES I (Free Vinyl &Aluminum Complete Gutter Work. Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typeo Wo~od In home eree 20 yeers"'FrH EstimMos"' mo. pd. Printed Pattern Estim~teJJ P.einting · . Storm Doors ' "1. 8·1D·f mo. ~ G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GAS~ WATER SEWAGI PIPI . GAS LINES · All Makes •Wethers •Diahweahen •Range• . 1 REGULAl~ WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES •Refrigerator~ , :VO(UME DRIP$ ' I BUS?: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 -4-S.IIc . I00 s1J1es ·plus Frte Pattern ·Coupoot. Send $2 ""Calllatl - . . . MJ. CUfTIIIOIS .. $Uf tlcil a·lll!l Qillll . 11........ ...._ ...... I m• us.......... looldoncio , INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Roger Hysell wt'd like to introdoce you to En-·A·Car. tho mod1111 woy · • to dr"' tho nhicto of rour soe c•aice. No Down P•JIIIInt 11th fill postaae and hancl~nc. ati~ BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING. lox, 326 ~ GARAGEOhio . .Rt. 124.Po~. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 'Lo- IOIIthly Paymtnt . 11111 \ 98$-3813 985;3837 7/ 19/ l mo. pel,:. .WwoleAo 7/1911 mo. pd. newest fashions, sencH111 NEW SPRINC.SUIIIIER CATAlOG. 0.. I. RTnNGS · FREE ESTIMATES •Dryers •FrMiers PARTS al)d SERVICE Also Tra!'ltmlaaion ' , PH. 992-5682 Pomtroy, OH. 45769 For Footer Service or 992 ..7121 Call 614-992-6737 J.ft-tk Public Notice !'UBUC NOnCE ' WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 Th~ M e1gs County Counc11 on ~g•ng, Inc.. which is a private non -profll co"rporation. 1ntends to subm1t an appllcallon for a cap1t<JI grant under the prov1 · soon of s-ec11on 161bll21 of the Urban Mt1ss Transp ortat iOn Act New Chevy TrucL .. It 15 protec ted thnt 70 frlup liCiltP.d) nldArly and han d•- cappr.r1 pmsons w1ll use the Hl-lfll ol 1964, a5 amended, to' prov1d f'! trnnsportat1 on s ervu~: e for tho P.ldt~rly and / or handtcapnP.d w1t h1n Me1Qs Counrv. Thfl qm11t apph cat10n w111 re - .. quest one .stand ard 14 pnsSP.nQP.r V;) l') 5 rtays per Now Serving Southeastern Ohio GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL FINDIR ............. •76.95 DOORS ............ 1149.95 HOODS ............ I174.95 IUMPIIIS .......... 169.95 GRILL ................. '42,50 R. SUPPORT ....... S84,95 TAIL GATE ......... 18$ .00 FORO FINDIR .... 169.95 BUMPER ............ 169.95 Also Some .Car · Fendoro A•allablo sP. rv• r:n Racine. OH. PH. 9..9-2320 CO!IIIIIII'Cial, Resjdtntlll & ladustrill All Wort G111rantltd "FIH UTIMATIS~' 7/9/1 mo. wAe~ for va n ou s llCIIVItleS. 1nr.ttJd•n o tran snortm1 on tO mAdtcal fac•h· IIA!>, soe,al 5Arvlc f! anrl g OvP.rnmflnlill ill')Ancies. and shopp1ng CCOI P.r o; The MP.h1S Coun ty Counctl on Ag1n r:;. Inc tnvl!es com mFJnt s ami / or proposals from · al l •n;P.rested publi c. pnvate and par atr <Jnslf opP.rators tnc h.J d•nQ laiCI operators. for. the prov1d1ng o f trr~m;port:liiOn -RP.rv1ce for the eldArlv flnd / or hand1 c appe~ W1!h1n our serv1ce area. • Operators wf"lo are Interested 1n off ermg proposals to prov1de serv1ce should contact Eleanor Thomas. E.cecut1ve D11ector Me,gs Covnty Counc11 o~ Aging. lno .. , at Bmc 722, MRS. 'STARR RADIATOR SERVICE ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC lEADER We can rtPiir and re- core radiators and hnter ceres. We Tells YOII and future. Cln also acid boil and rod out radiators. W• also 11111ir Gls Tanks. 1111tte11 of lift. onall All mdlllll 1re.. ptlvatt 1ltd collfldtntlll. ' PAT HILL FORD 1157 7tll St. Mitnlllllo W. Ws. 982-2191 Mldll-..art. Ohio 1 -U· ttl DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAUl 992-3410 PULLINS nr.avaTING to p reparing e proposaL \ ., Wntten comments and/of propOsals must be submitted w1thm 30 days to the agency 'at the above address With a copY to the Otlto O~partment of Tra nsportat•on. Dlv1S10n of Publie Transportation. 25 South or 1 ' 143-5424 LIMESTONE Front Street Room 710, co. lumbus. Ohoo 43216·0899· Attention: Deputy 0 1rector. wn-- ....... GRAVEL - SAID LAIIGiet SMAU lOIS ' I'H. 992-2.71 181 6. 13. 2tc \ 7/3011 mo. pd. ' f ' 35185 01k Hill Road Lon& Bott011, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 TOP -SOIL~Fitt~"l. 8r Vicinity 8r VIcinity Hofp Wtlntod: Full or port· two tltaf, ..id 1 Wlllte. Cll time utuporoano for Sot1 4-441·0771 ofMr 8PM. Coventry Jewelry Com· 1·3 1--,H..,.om--8-s-:-""'·'"'s""a'"'tePI"Y· --£am more pert-time '2 llaaa of yard .... 1ood1. then mony Nm fun time. 1------~-­ C.ll6111,.381·8441. Good ~~-· No lrw•t· Only l'hll -umoblo loan mont. floxlbla. ochodule, en this. 3 BR brick ronch I..,... old "'m'too good monagomont poialbllltloo. ~oun. tocluded on 2.9 home. 8 piirJ d doll, I PI01 Priz• 1nd iW1rd1 In ...Cog- ocro0 of lend with 'farm bttglt. Coli 143·11 18 or nition of ochl...rnent.. Tho pond, located noor Ook Hill opportunity to oam trips Ia and .Centerville, approx . 141·2007. . . dNom locatlone. larah Cav· 1491 mo. poyment. Only Part boMie fhiii!IIH, moll entry It e lull 111ng1 J-tlry •13,7110 clown . 379·2803 onct ...... ldtlenl. 1 fllmoll com1111nv offering high quel· att.. I P.M. diHy. · whl!eiont·halred cat. ar\d 1 lty 14K gold, attrllng ollv.,. dl1monda in addition to · N.L. 9te¥eno hot , home ,.,. · cin 882· 1nd foohlon Jowllrt lhtoughout mortgageo avolloble with IIOIHu,_l~ . the Unitod 8tMoo. For lntet'• lnter11t ratea •• tow 11 cal botwel!l houra of 11 .211ll ond t.ermo up to 30 1 0 woik aid klltoilt to • tiODd ho..,.. con 11 4·882· 1 PM to 4,M, Mondoy· yeare with only e Ill down· Ftlclty. Atk for: 81 4·311· poyment. Let Jeri Allie hoi' 1318. • 1118 Connii·G~go Unk you buy that new home. Call ToogHd homo, 2olxmonth Dlroctor. -1114· 441: 2114 814· 371•2728 todoy for old ldttana, 1 white. 1 grey Carolyn Dorn 8ronch clollilo otter IIPM ot 1.14· 477·2443 I,AM·5PM . otrlpod. Good mouaero.Con Menegtt. be - n et 31113 Woich· Milito t20Q..21!0. WMk ID Nice 3 bdr. brick homo. town HUt, Mlnert\tllo. jNorll In wood. Muot have ~o~pletely furnlahed, fo· 1 -old lolocic and bn Jlllrt own. - , CoH ott.. 7PI\II. Cited Chttlet St.; Crown City, Oh. CaH 814· 2118· ahtphlrd.a-d with child· 114-2111·1181. 8244. 111n, good wotchclog. Can be tcip lOY gift petty -nat 21 '""'St. acrott Notlono pltn now occeptlng appllct- By o - 3 bdr. garage, from l.._tol Elec1rlc. tloM fOt HmattrotDnl. let point rm .• 2 mi. north.og Ook your own hours now ttwu Hill, Oh. Rt. 93. Colt 814· D-mbtr. Excetltnt In· 182·8339. comt, •-utofy no lmtntllllnt. : tnllnlng and Nice clean maintenance auppllet. F,... t300 ....,plo frH, ga1· h•t. cent air, ft1t ldt. Colt Gltncllno et 114- lwnctd In bock yord, 1 car 2 - . with-· 1,...., _H_7_-_,_,_o_.- - - - gaoega with e1tctr1c door 10x12w-out· . 1 brown, 304-4111·11171. ·Soli tho AVON. opener. bulldinga, low utHity bilto. Coli 114-311·80411 . Price to uti immodhltely . Colt 448·0109 ott.• 11:30. &· Lost end Found Experlenced·dependlblo · coolt·tdtchtn worker. Apply 6 rrn. houiO on 1 pluo oern. LOST Fwll blooded P.eki- 11·6, Mon.·Ftl. et Holldoy Inn C'ooe to Rio Grande .ond Ktrr eNe. chlldt Jllll, Re· (no phone calls). · Tycoon Lake. 120,000. C•ll -d. CoU 4411·0142. 81 ..274-2010. ~ We Uu Von Scllracltr [quijoiMIII lltcetlllllldtd = 6 room houoa fDI' 1111 Nlighborhood Rd. - . Eam •30.000 yNr. Solet work. immediate poiSel-.nd IIIIMOIIMftt potitkJill lion. S1 2,000. Call 448· now eveNtlllt for motuN 4243. JIIIDple. Fun "' Pllrt t11111. Send .....,..,. to Box 400, In cere of Gilllpolla Oally Ttlbuno. 121 Jrd. AVe .. ~alipo· No, Oh 451131 . l.udlllll C.rpet · - · 'FREE ESTIMATES" .k I ' t'' ,. ············ ·······-··--····:;:.. ~ S•turday. Ca1eya F.,_•-·' •&4 Mortet, 2 mi. North Rt. II:Z ' ,;;;_ Setupo t3.00. Denny Bel, lamy operator 304·1715.1'' 4101, I " -••.:t: -,. .... ------~ Mcivlng Solo. Antiquo dr oe~.::;~·~ UIO: Plano 1210; 3 11'1 lr - • ••t •121 : waaher· drYer ... ~t·., 1100: Wofght bench w-.. ', 135: led. furn .. toto ot mite.;. 304·1175· 71120. • -t... _ ___ _ _ _ _....... it, w:: • .-hOme. Two-, For Bile: A, nice 6 rQOm homo witf! llttlched goroge, on o nica lot. 1122 Mulborrt Holghto, Pomoroy. IHJehn Kock. t1:::::::::::::::~:~·:~· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED. MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Mi. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 1114·441· 7274. 1978 ~ayvlow 1l4 X 70, Reftlg, tto¥e, CA, WB, good cond. Calll14·441· 11i01 82 Kingsley Townhouse 14•70 with 7x21 oxpendo. 2 bdr., largo both with ga;den ,t ub, centtal air~ ga; fumance & stove. micro· wave. 1ide by lkle frMzer refrig., weeher·dfYer, built· in AM·FM otoreo oyatom . . Undorlllnnlng & dock, alto omoll mota! buldlng. Call 614·246·91134. • -:::-:,-:----:---:-----1~" 36 Loti &. Acreage ------ . '0'1\to Lot for ttle In MarcorvMio, 3 ., trailer hookups, olocttlc,; ou>;t rol water. •oPtic tenli. t8.ooo. Cell 814·281· 6818. Home1ite In Ctearview Eat- 1'1 ate1. all utiUt ..l lncludlnQ ·,\;;, eewer. no money down. Celt .. 814·288·1218 ofter liP~, .; ::, -----------: " ~ In Northup on Concrete'~' .f Street. No reatrictiona. ap• !' . _ ,, porox. 130ft. frontage, t;;•QJt_,'&.. 448·3485. -. ----~-------~' Approx. &'12 acrM, tevet ~ :;.,;;:'i land. wkh frontege on ·two , .. raoda. exc. for building* r':J·H mini·farm, Ill utittie1 neafby .:\~J: in old 110 n••r Port~.~ 19,~00. Call 81 4·.381·"·'"' 8801 . . . I • . •u• N Mobile home wtth add on full plllo, 1 aero tend: Coli 448·7242. Between 2~ to 3 acres with troller & born. Only intO<· . - -ncoll4411·3081. 1 811 Naohuo 2· 3 bed· room1, ex tree. · will nego· tioto. Colt 114·246·11102. 3 bedroom 70x14 Granville totol electric , 110.000. Good condition, ohown by appointn1ent. Call 441 1167 or 114·317·7218 late. with 1 ~ 1.14 ac. level land baaement, ,located in GreenH ' ., Twp. Elec. & water. P~ ·t.,;_ i. rea1onable. Coneidertrade,. ; , .. Call 448· 3044. JoJ uD ....... . . . . .. ,., For .. le 1pp. 1.12 ICfl lot In .::! ! country, aeptic tenk, and 11~ •t utllltlet hook-up, SII,IOO: · • Call 448· 4171 enytlme.··· • o• :~ , ~ ~tin., Lot for toll at ,!!oftar on old · )1 180 watertap·includlld. C!llll ,r; 1 : Loot: fwmalo Autnltn llue 446·807.6. ' •hi1' 4 1 H....,_, gone 2 •vo. Ia wurtng e Nd collar with .BY own or. 30 acreo. Loonx; H .'J mo. nemo ~ edotr.l on qg. area with mobile home anc( ·• •..,.. N...,oct Iter. Roclne·OM unflnl1hed house. MAJi:eN• ·.. Grow • - · Cal 11 4-141· oflet'. 904·611·6421. , 2117. r--R-O_S_"'"",--ri-;KI~tt;;;n:f;tou;;nd;-,;ln:'ii;;;,;;;l Manllllernent Potitlon,•_.t utary tnd boneflto. EKpe· oru. H10 • ~ ooltr rt•ce In tu- and hard· with tioll. Ifill 11 4 •812· WON poofemHI. C· O Box S· 7, ' ,l-.r.. 7119 · Point Ple1Hnt Reaittet, Nl'il Ho--EiflilsiYt 41 Houses for Rem~.~o:it ReliiOdelin& Loot . bleck cat with white Point Pleesont. w. Vo . . -. ~·ir L~-~IIIICt lrciit ..,.. under ollltl-rlng 11M 266&0. 0 - . 1188 Fleetwood mobil.o . .:,, . ..,~~ Blctas. caller. a - n Hemlton Help Wantod, WJid. What en home, 2 -room, 1'h blth. 3 bdr. hDUM for rw~t e310 . I St. & -In Middleport. oWD<tunlty. 3 _ . to!frito1973' Oldo Cutlott. 1..00. mo. Call 304-171·11104 or'" '"' Iooft.. ,,. Coll814-912·11717. ' 30.. 875·6388. . ·v• •,;o.;, Atu11itUI• & Vinyl Sidinp Point PfMunt. 304- 8 rooms In the VHiage of c.u 814·1SI· 3839. 1',;;:, Vinton. Portly furniohed, 111 Yura Experience LOIT, F_... Pitt lui with 1711· 1 429 · 11 3.000 or Indo oqu .... for 12•80 treHaund 1 .II WI Mlnln •I h W. reHt I I'a: ~ ~ - ,• r. ••y OREG ROUSH 3 PufiO, 2 fllmoll, 1 moll, DNmmor nlodlng mutlcani 16,600 ..mpor. 318 s. with g -. Rutlend. bdr troller 8 mhe from• •Uf ' PH. 992-76B3 IDit botnnn Point PINunt for lOt lnd 70. Rock end Molnt St., Vinton, Oh. Coli '16,000. Coli 814· 742· hoepftal U211 mo .. no' child'"~~.: or 992-2282 •nd Maiotl ...... 1'1-ord. Roll blind. Sind reply to 814·3BB·90S7. 3062. ron Dl' !"'I· 3 bd~. P,iue ·ffill 'o:~~ '· -304-171·1127. . John L0¥8, Box 274, ' Point 11-1-tft -~ home. Nee 1~-'1'-llll'· Plaotont, W. Vo. ASAP. Gold metol homo, 2,872 N- Spring-. 1 t1on on llob McCOtmfil!i, , . Loot male l i - cat In oq.ft. living opoco, ZOx40 bdrrn, gordon tyb, •H oltct.. 1300 mo.. no chllclr• br '"' vicinity -"-Yf>um and lend lnground pool, 10ft. · extra lnoulotlon, Only Jllllt. 11 bdr. homo In toWrl;~·,., Hll R -. REWARD. 3CJ4.. 12 ' Situations lite dloh. 1 ICN of hlnde· •12.960; ·14x70 3 bdrm. 13211 mo. 4 bdr. homo wry 1711·33114 ... 1711-4437. coped yord. City tchoolt. ganlen tub, 2 botho, e•tro cloati ta town U21 mo. 3 >"\, Wentad price well below martel inoulotlon. , only e13,410; bdr homo In Addison -.•..-. _.,.. Loot 1 pair ltdiH g l vllue. Coli 448-3199 attar 14118 2 bdrm, garden tub, conily remodeled 128b 'rt.7: 't;: wlth orange cae. 304-171· ·IC, 6:30PM. centftl' bar. •10.410: 12•81 Available Aug. 11th, tecur· 317B. SITUATION WANTED: Cortitled, n- watha• & 1ty dapoolt & raferonceo , LEASE Ha.. •oe~oncy for ..-tv FOt tole by 0 -. lfyou ~ko dryer S8760.: Free dofiwry raqulrod on allrentolo. Wlje, ·'- . Cettlo found on Jerry't Run poroon. Col 992·8022. prfv1cy. we Mve it 3 Of 5 & set up: Gene's Mobile man Real E.-tete Agency;; kui"' VEHICLE Rood. Cal Identify. bdr.. 3 botht, LR. DR. homeo, locoted 2 mi. from Coll448· 3843. ··. •·, ·.·~. 304-137·21182. D-daloll child cor• in my kitchen. tun fomHy room rovenowood bridge. Jet. Rt2 ......... :J04..1711' 21127 with kitchan. 3 car garogo. &1· 77. 1· 304·273·6136 . 4 bdr. opoclouo liYing roo,:n,J,';'j;, No Down Payment Lootcornblnedhome-car Iota of private parking. · l c & kttch on 5 .cr•• wtttt ptnl!o'.!J:~ keyi. If found rotum to Excellent Rates Heotecltwlmming pool with 12x80 mobile homo, Mul· Rt. 180 VInton. CaH ............ Rtgl- otflot. 200 Mlin 18 Wanted to l)o ptlvoc:y fence. nicely IIndo· berry Hgta .. Pomeroy with 1372. j,'":_ For lnfennation ltrttt. Point PINunt. 1 .., ~;r.;J caped, located on~ acre of 12x18 fl. added room. on 1 Call Collect hind. 'A milo off Foirliold 8&11146 ft . lot. cament bloclt Smell furnished houaO>~i,;i,. .d··-• w-t• to r Centenary 2 mltn from garage, covered patio & odulto only. Celt 4411·033B..!I.... :o:t 614-423-5560 8 lncliYI ';d ..;,;,.. houMo, Hwy. 38, Rd, Public down 3'h mHn fn>m outbuildiilfl. Contoct Leona 71611 mo. • Auction · Untu,.;,lthcid a room hou~:...~ outbulldlngo to.. tho lumber HMC. Block tappod rood, no S-ort. only. Colt 11 4- 2111 •1811 . hlltt. Reduced to 1 'h both, goofumoce.stofm "'~" S169,000. Foroppolnt....,t 1911 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1'h wlnclowt, ga111go. No pm.~~'i."': --ding ' ~ ••• · bath, tottl olec:. central air, R• f & Dtpoo it' c 111 ll• ·- · ,,·, For your call Emmo Win do bttbyoll ~,ft In my ... 'Zinn'a •~· · -·m·. microwove, dlohwaoher, -H8·2143·. ' , .,.,., - - Loudon, ~ -" hom.. • •• 114. 7044 or 448-911119 ~~<e. stove. refrit, undorplnnlng, - - - - - - - - - '-;.::" -:'-:::: onct bontlad VIrginia 4 4 2 5·548 . 2 ocre with remodeled 2 rtdwaod. porch . 304·875· II roomo & bath. full .,...,, ,..;;•r onct Ohio. 4211177. &'REPAIR WIH ctO bttbylitting in my btdroonl homo. Tobacco 11049. mtnt, 53 Milt Creek, t2.2,,;;,';i;. mo.. t76 dep. Coli 441· ~ homo. ha¥1 llporlence. c• bttu, cerpet, city tchoolo, SCOTT'S •• 1 •7331 _ Rt. 1164. 126.000. Call 1882 Cloyton, 14x70, 2 3870. ~ 9 Wanted To Buy 1114·2411·6218. -.oomo, 2 batho. dio· ,.. PIANO TUNING 1 - - - - - - ---::-::-: hwuh•••~,..,.ceiling fan, 3 bdr houae in country ne.~ ltttasonable We lillY - h for tete rnodof Wantodtodohouncloenlng 3 bdr., 1'h lllth. r2x24 fireploce, microwave. cen· RloGronclonopeto,Mc:utli( ~ cleln Uled 'C 8n. , .• -11 wulllng, ru-.ble tomlly toom. Green ochool trol olr, concrete -otopo and clopooit. SZ311 pet mo. call QU..Ilty Worltmanship Jim MIN& Chtv.·Oids Inc. !'11tH. Cell 441· 7243. dlotrlct. 3 mlos fn>m town, underpennlngo . 304· 773· 81 4·245·1439 . belu•mkllflan, Parte BIICJ.-Jolmeon ' I'Lll '---'------o;-.,j;~ Water willa, drtHad & · " ottumo ble lo... C1 II· 6660. 1' St•nlfl,f 'tf'ip , ""-'"" l/,: 4Q.3172 ' Yield. Fru oatlmtllo. c• 448·8293. 2 bedroom, 111nch ttyle. f;•lli• t :umultoJI Ot ·rr 1:! l"n 814·882·110011or814·74Z·I--~------ 1178 Buddy treMor. 12•80. mil~ from downtown GtiJh ,:<, 3 bdr., 1'h bath, 8 yn. old, portly fumiohed end under' polls on 141. Range ond .· '· IIH. 614-992-371 B Weooled to 1!uY- catl a 31 47 _ will contlder nice mobile penning lnclucltd. 304·578· rafrlgoroiOt, corpeted, "eir"d"'{ WOOCI '-""'"· lwoln Fuml· MIDCII.II'OIIT, otiO ...... Jfll, Jrd. • homo os t111de. located In 2809. cond. 1275.00 pluo dopollt,.....,. . ·. 7/30/84 tun, Olive It, Qellpollt, Oh. CAciR CLEAN UPP. ~--· wollyx Crown City. CoB ·814·21il· on'd ••feronce. 304·87&-·, .:..:!. ·~ VICUUm. ro,. ,. 13115 aftlt' 4PM. 1113 Schultz limited Edi 3866 ~ .. · .. " ' '"...,>' '• Ullll INitio llidlng gill• D-IJ For oppolnt"*'t and - - - - - - - -·lc- tion. I 14•70. with 11x7· ---~-----'n ' ootlmato colt 304·773· 8 yro. o ld ' 3 - m • ·· ou ·-· 511 B. r ' 2~-tha ' Expondo, 3 bedrooms, 1'h · - ·slidingIMtolfromtd -d .... family room with wood llltho.alllloc.cont1111elrend 42 Mobile Homes ., ., ,., ' bufner. Sln,.te c.r ,.• ...,.•• on flrepl1ce. extra inaulation, ·u _...,. · Cal 114-317-7133. • • ·-· for Rent ,..;,,,, B flat ocreo with atocked built in atovo. 1· 304 · 468 · .. ~ I Ill ,lilt I oil pond. City w-r In Roclne. 1694 o• 304·773·6417. ---------'-r.-:~ '1'!::~ ~ Caoh pold for fllncy Iron or Colt 814·141·2141 . · '-Y Iron UIO ond •lAND ClEARED 1 - - - - - - - --lcFurn. 2 bdr. trail• located K,.~·.•; up for _.., Co. -::-:---,...--,--::-'----'1 Redi&CCICI. nlca3bdrynhorne. 33 Farms for Sale • K Mobile Homo . Portf.• ;,.; ]Irs. Old tlme cup- 2 1 8 Ul1n aHic. \biMment, prege.. E11ternAve. 1176nio..• •e.0. , 1- . ( , boerd. cell 1· 304·182· Opponunlty oxc. locotlon, option to buy. 45 ocroo, houoe, 4 bod ·. dep .. rent· Include• wot.,., , eGRAVEL HAULED 2711 Ow- moy corry. Call992- rooms. banmont, 2 otory •-•go. gorbege. Coll8,4· ' "'' ' 2817, gatogo. 3 building• and 2 56· 1 187, ,. . ..... ~"' Bonded Insured COM~nE HOUSEHOLDS 1 0 8 0 bllm. Fenced . 1f• mila off .. ~ '{ ... ... FURNITURE, llodt, 1,..,, 112 Mellie Ploco, corner of Wottrloo Rood, Kermit 2 bdt. mobile' home. Coif u"' WOOCI. "'""' ,. do. chalro, Laoloy St. 2 -.iomo.lwm· a...... 304·458·1516. 4(8·0390. · .: :·<.:! chasti, loeakett, dlshao, Hyroam.toreakit-. Muot 1-------~...._ . ' ~co:'! 3·S.tfc .._. jen, antlquw. gold 1111 to . - t e. Coli bdr. mobile homo. Coli . end -sliver. Wrlte·!W.D. . 4411 ·0390. ' •' . • A l 36 colloctVIrglnloC..-1·191 · Oil Cl'tlilge ---------· ·~ ··~· Mlhr. Itt. I. '•••••· Ohio 417U ilr oe1t 114·112· 0442 Dr 1·431·0833 . --------2 bedroom. furni1hed, neW.:\{ 7710. ~. 4 acre• off Kerr Herri1b1.1rg carpet., udlitlea ·paid .•. Kits .· ... -..;;;-;;;;;;;;:::;;;-;;;~; 19'h • - b l o loan. 3 br, 3 Rood on VIney Road. occapted. No JllllS, drunlco,~ •A......_ .;... yeors aid, tow IO'o. 304' · - old ,..,_, hying Routo 11.000. can 304· 896· dope. Rele111nc... roqoired .~,... 1 -. Juat 8711·1713 after 4. uo.oo. onct e..o.oo NOh. ) 3398 otter 7 p.m. Collll14·317·081 1. · · ~•""• Na· DI ,,l.onmypoop- Flrot floor ....... Write ....... prallto from fl!'ll-~ 1·:----:-::-::-:-:~ 4 room ond botll ,ofMiull. trty et t, """"'- Oh. dltwducw. . . . _ ...-....~ NtelllaaetiDI'II. ,....._ wllhfMII wolt•• pem~lulan lo• 188, lerdle, Ohio lltMII. y_,_..,tom ..nlllln. 40x120 lot. 3410 Mottmon 7 acrea more or leu. 14 mile 7,;---;;---:-----'.::;,r,.~;~. by .... RatlfiOMid ......,.. 41141. Cell 814- 411· Hllh profit po1entief. Av• .. Paint PINoont 304- off Rt. 219. Hou10 olte · 44 Apanment .. ~. ,, .. 18.710. Mini- ' - · 8711··..0,, 1101. ' dozed ond •••dy to built on. for .Rent ' ~· "" · mtnt. Cllll Mo. Wlaon 311·1--:......-----~ New b1rn, 700 lba. tobecca ' ... ('7~'"'~" 147·1413. ly Ow- . · RIMll atyle b111. City achool1: Owner ,., a '"'··< 8uylng dolly sOld. · relocated. Coli 114· 211· Completely · fumlehed .aU "" o!» ' electric, 2 bdr. apt .. Cd-.'~. oolnt. Gelll- fuH , beeemeftt.. recrMtion ·9330. etone. 3 btdroomo. - ... rfolal.~··· old' ..... teote ..... l,....wbiilltt leoond Ave .• adult•. ,...,........,... ~· T.,. ....... ld. lur· pollt, Ohio. '""'· Atllchoct 1101'111'· 2 0 lots, Moamen Clrclo, Point BUMdl ~ lot N~n~~-rhood ences', 12211 mo. plua - · • ' w.1t11nt1 ,...,. lor Hew- 11ett 111o11er liMp. Ind. Aw. e1 0,000. (4 _ . 1 ... ~.1ty dep. Con 448·2231 . .,;-~· arde t"tudlo. 204·171· Mil' ;a<to Oh. 114·112· -~ irMIUINt only-.··:..-,:; PIHunt. ly oppolntment Rd. 65x1150. •1.000. Coli 4411 . 2681 _ · 114-2111-11121. · only. 304-171·8899. 113,1. 3471. 448·3844 aftl( 7PM . fatturers. 949-2969~949-2263 SERVICE 985-3561 CLEANERS ~ :~ ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ 2310 Madi•on Ave., Poinf T PIMMnt. Tue.day. WednM•u ~,. doy, 1· 11. Rugo, t•bllo, ~l,d ~ ~; -; ciOthea. couch·chalr, booka:··..:.. 31 Home• for Sale -·loll .& by · 8r Windowi ., . '· THE DITCHING KEN'S APPUANCE . SERVICE l, UI.,._1111Ht!s 8aolls and Calllol - add - ROOFING CO . DownlpQute · Gutters Cleened 992.621'5 or 992-7314 \~ - Gutteia · · V. C. YOUNG Ill "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" I 1 lind eleCtrical Pomeroy, Ohio SUPERIOR SIDING CO. WHITESEL NEW-REPA1R · · -Aootlno artd guner work ' - Conqrete work ' Mulb•rrv t1019hts. PomerOy · Oh10 45769 to obtaon luli ~cto•I S cA 'he type at transporta· t1on serv~cA that 1s needed onor Real Eltate 'R,~II- MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS The lightest Fit Lies the one we loved so On This Big TRUCKLOAD SALE While They L81t f"'"lldty IM Our !iipr.. ialt~· 7/9/2 In a ITIYIYird safely sleep· inc Wbere the flowers cently $107°0 f~!ezer •TROPHIES .. *PLAQUES .•AWARDS Ph. (6\4) 843-5425 Nat Foraotten" - sAVE uP ro Chester. Ohio Ph. 986-4269 tf No Allswtr, Call 98S.UBZ wl Service All Mokoo & Modelo Anltn .. llitllllaliOI Hout Colis ind Shop Strvict Avaihlblt Loc:al Strvlct Calls $15.00 EUGENE LONG lUSt 13. 1983. "Gone, But MGM · AND . HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH ' .SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGER~TOR W• Haw A·Fu.II' Timo SERVICE MILLER J8rf one baltt, 12lt15 livirw room and 24x24 room. Pattially CIIJilllld.J fuel oil fuma with ties for woodbumer. 12lt15 'block $1011111t btildi. . In Memory of Bobby E. Molden, who departed from us one year aco Au· God knOW$ how much we miss him, He count.s the te1rs we shed, · And whispers that he is only sleepinJ. Our lovtd one ts not dead. Wt did not know the pain he. hid Dr hear his final · si&h. We 011ly know he has passed away Without a lut cood· bye. God PYI us stren&th to lace it Courace to btar the blow But whit It meant to lose hill No one will ever know. wt · .......Pi.Pieasa·r.f··· ·-·".... ······G@iiipoiil ......., Homem~~ker• e~rn ,..,,,. In· Servicea Now Ftldoy Night Mortet come. We need' eever•l ~--------I otarto 3PM till 7 Rt. 31 1o r-tntatlvM In this a ... t. 180. Call 44e· 7037. Porty !llln exp. 1 plus. Gifts, toya. home decor. "'o invaetmant. Car & phone nee. Coli !roe 1·1100·11113·8077. Aloo booldng Jlllrtloo. ' •1- DITCH WITCH APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. Fl¥0 tuuy little · Sales HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Botow martot rotn. Flxtcf' conventlonel FHA· VA . Leoder Mortglge . Atho,., collect 814·582· 30111 . . ·2 femtle. Mothor Alr•lo. fathar Boaalo. Ho¥0 boon wormod . ton 11 4-379· Govom....,t jobo. •18,159 2801. · •so.IS3 yoar. Now hiring. Ywd Bolo ltemo to gl-· Your 11111. For clract91Y c•H BOI·187· 8000 ext. R· wey, Coil !'14-318·1040. "t ]II .. liSA M. KOCH, M.s·. AND -------- g!Ym. . . whoaerved refreshments. It was decided to clean windows Mary Cundiff opened IIIIi meeting 8lld blinds Aug. 14, 9 a.m.; btlng a . with a poem. uFlowersLeave'lbelr sack lullch. · F'rajp'ancl! (II ' the Hand ~ the Giver." I'leYollmswerequo~e&trtm Also voted was to buy clock tor . the lcltdien. Kathryn Johnlon, "Uncle Belt's Quote Book." Mrs; 11artn111 gave thelt!Cietary'sreport treasurer, ts to make the pureha.Se. The men's fellowship will be with rllbulln calls being reported. pacldng articles for Grur14y MOIIJi.. An IArlng waa ta11en and the ta1n Mlulon Scbool Aug. 20 befOI'e birthclay of Helen Tellfonl was Mlted. their meeUng. ·r No Sunday Cells Galllpollo, Ohio 7/11/tfn 22 Money to Loan -=-::---::---:-..,.----,--1 Golllpollo Flee Morl<et Fri .. 23 Profeulon•l Sot. & Sun. lndoor·outdoor. Giv•way i ftllppllll ..... old, 4'molo, 949-2860 W1nted To Buy Wanted· Junll 1ny : w : : : : : : : : m• . condition. Coli a14·3$fl.. 8303. chiM rwptW, Jlllf18, IUIIIIIIet. .P ic* u' and 1-.,.-----,----•••fvery, Devle Vecuum CIN-. OM .haM mile . . o..,... c.- Rd. c.11 • 1 4-448·0214. . · 1 long hal111d yollow Tom cat. Coli 441·3732. Call for free sldin&.estilllates, 949-2801 or 8113/tlft- r=======:::::; Karen, Megan and Joey Jarrell, Betty Van Meter, Lorraine McCauley, Steve and Lora Roach, Carla Jeffers and Betty Pauley. The evening worship was held In the p&rk ·with special music l,ll'Ovided by Joe Jarrell 111 the guitar, with his wife, Karen, Held! Smith, Teresa Scott. Heather Pauley, Janet Brewer and Amy Pauley as "Beautiful. Cuatom .Built G1ragea" '· St. It, 160 North FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS ·Computerized Hnrina Aid Selection Swim Molds - lnterpretina Services - weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Sidney Leifheit, Columbus, attended morning · services at the local church Sunday, Aug. 5. Mr. and· Mrs. Lennie Lyons and children spent the weekend with . Mr."and Mrs. ROy Howell. Mr. and ' Mrs. Sam Lewis, Florida, attended' church services at the local church Sunday. · Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gilkey, Middleport, attended church servl· ces Sunday at the local church. J~. .....1..........- .. . . . . .. . ................... ~ :a: z Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weaver and granddaughter of Franklin spent sev'iiral days with Mr. aild Mrs. Edison Brace, Mrs. Edison Joh1Json and Mrs. Pearl Adams. Donna BraceofDavisvUie. W.Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brace Pettit, Elnora and Shawn Ingels, Marl and Ha2Jel Burton, the Rev. Rankin Roach, Charlie, Dlaane, ,MJke and Lisa Flowers. Rapdy, Held! and Ashley Smith, 1--------------j ·-····: RENTAL . , _ .....,. . . . . ......... . .. .. U..•tt . . .... ........... .............. a: . A swimming . party. was held Pauley and Joyce Hanson Pauley. Sunday at the home of Betty Pauley A swprlse picnic was held at th . for the first to third grade Sunday Mason Park for the pastor of the school class of the Faith Baptist. church, Jerry Scott and his family, Chui'cli In observance of their first year at Attending were Bobbl Pauley, thechu~h. teacher; Shawn Ingels, Connie Attmdlng were the pastor and his WIUII\mS, Tony Roush, Shane Scott, family, Teresa, Shane and Aaron Kelly Lee, Michelle Lee, Allison Scott. Paul and VIrginia Wears, Lee, Bobble Jo McClure, Carla John, Bobble, Heather, J81l!ES and Jeften, Angella McClure, Heather Brian Pauley, Joyce and Amy PauleY. Amy Pauley, Brian Pauley, Brenda, Janet and Becky Warner, James Warner, Janet Brewer. Kelly, Michelle and Allison Brewer,TornmyVanMet.er,Deann Le:e. Carol, Bobble Jo, Angella and Van Meter and Beclcy Brewer. Ryan McCure, John, Teresa, Jessie Other' adults attencjlng were John and Andl Ord, Gene King, Brenda =~== ::::1:.""' ==~-- AUTO. U-SAVE 9 • . SIDING CO. Business·Senices z recently. ' u .... c:l Mrs . Floyd Hoback Jr . at Ashtabula. Barbara Farra of Sandyville, W.Va. sj>ent a week with Mr. and MJ:S. Edison Brace. Aaron Sneed of Orlando, Fla. visited his sister, Mrs. Mea!Jie Long S~imming . party held for church group .._ __ -._= ..,1, 1-=___ ,.__ .,....... Ml- S. Aluminum SIDING BISSELL ALL STEEL & 1-Jarrisonville area -happenings· daughter spent several days at Kings Island. Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff of ~. Ala. have spent the past week here with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire. Tuesday evmlng a swprtse blrlhday party was held for Updegraff. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GOkey, Mr. and Mrs. Tad GOkey and daughter, Mr. ;:and Mrs. Walter Jordan and · family, Albany, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, 446-4522 "We aenf for ·liiu" --~ ••_. . . . . ..... Ill..... ............. Thanka __.... -c.. ··~· Vinyl CALL :::-.::,,. :::-.:..,. ,,._,....,..., ........ .....' - The Daily Sentinel-Page-..-,_ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Servi~es. ---------,--------"T'_..;.._...;.___-l . - 41161 A CAR :t'U·:t&r ~ ' ·~ Monday, Augt111t 13, 1984 ~- -~ ·~ r Mrs. Garnet Ervine and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shain visited Mr. aJid Middleport; ·Margaret . Douglas, and Mrs. BOb Alkire. Lola Clark, Frances Young, local, . Mr. 8nd Mrs. Cecil Blackwood and Karen Gilkey, Athens. · · spent a week visiting their rilece, . Mr. - and Mrs. Harold Ball, .JQ6Eilhlne Strother,lnAtlanta. Columbus, were Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Don Glb6on of Mrs. Frances Young. Maryland, and Gay Lynne Gibson, Mrs. Mlllle McGrath and son. Columbus, were the weekend guest Logan, were Sunday dlhner guests of Margaret Douglas and Lana of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath. . Glb6on: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glb6on ai1d Mrs. Catherine . Weaver has Robin, and Ray Alkire, Columbus, moved Into her new home on the and Mr. and MrS. Don Updegraff lgrmerMcClureproperty. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ·- ·- 111-11.. - Laurel Cliff community n-ews Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell and . _, • Mollollr- ClooolfiH ..... recently. Attendance at all services at the · Norman Schaefer. Free Methodist Church July 22 was The Bible School closed Sunday 124. Two songs were sung by Mr. evening with a nice program. A and Mrs. Franklin Martin. Attend· large crowd attended. ance at the local church July i9.was Mr. and Mrs. David Wamsley of 145. Stlversvllle spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lewis, Rev. and· Mrs. Robert Miller and Florida, attended church services son Scott. Sunday evening. Mrs. Tina Jacobs spent two Mrs. Iva Pearl Powell has weeks In Columbus with Mr. and retufned home from, a two weeks Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. Betty visit with relatives In Florida. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy I:,eo,.vls, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer, Flortda, called on Mr. and Mrs . . Mt. Vernon, visited over t~ · PHONE 992-2156 residents spend time with guests . By Mrs. Francis Monts Relatives spending a day with Gretta Simpson and Mae Cleland were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Auria of Sanford, Maine; Mr. and Mrs. Les~ Hartley of Branchlan(l, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holiiefi of Flushing, Ohio. Mr.. and MrS. Freddy Sayre and baby of SeattlE', Wasb. spent two weei(S .with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Sayre. ReCent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crltt' Bradford Included Mrs. Jeanne Bradford, Mrs. James Dougan and Mrs. Esther Relble of Worilltngton; Mr. and Mrs. H.A. timely Ups. -·--- .."'.... ', .. uH CONSTRlJCTION ri... 1--------- ________.....,,. oc- BRAUN & ASSOCIATES · YOUR NEW DON'T BUY PIANO tuNING tt- nut- -· ·-·.1-- -------·Ia- ' TROMM. · EXCAVATING .sEPTIC SYSIEIS -t.M.... . I Ia PH. 742·2328 ---------·-· ..... .....:..-----'----1 - ... :~~;:)=::~;~~...,... .n- ., . ~, �. The Daily Sentinel-Page 9 · Page 8-The Daily Sentinel 44 They'll Do It Every Time APtlrtmitnt for Rent 54 Misc. Merchandiae Sot of MeJmac. dlahao, - vice for I pluo aarving dlthta, ideel for camping t1 0; - t block lo bran Pol4i lomp 17; gocd cholk - d 24x38 14; 3 mon'o ... lt. 42 tall gocd 18 MCh; ml- Doo Doo Dob full longth ploHI coot 18; lovely Chrlttmao Angol 14; mon;o ohoo lea ollatn olro 12 11 0; llduh aid.w1lk roller llcat11 18; Coli 814·1192-1292 of· t• &p.m. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Houolng Opportunity) hu one anct two bedroom•. rent Olllrtlnv .t 1113 for one !IOdroom ond 1118 per · month for two bedroom. with '200 dopooit located near Foodland end 'Spring VaHey Plou, ,.001 and TV ..,t. Cell 441-2741 or INvo 1M. . . . .. furnlohed · opt. 919 2nil., Golllpollo. 117&: Moil only. Coli 441·4418 oher 9PM . 57 Mu•lcal Instrument• •I 78 KIT 'N' CAN.YU lllltr LMr, Wright Motor• Homes I Camp•,. 8/13/84 -= n • Mldoo 22~ - •· nloa. •1.1100. Coli 44a-7J22. ttQutpped kitchen, central oir. 1250. 821'h Second Avo.. Gollipollo. Call 441· 215B. 2 bdr. apt . newly decor•t.e d. 110 to 1146 per mo. utlltlo• port. pold. Coll671-1104 or S..tlel' (I) N- Treoouro Hunt (() Andy ~rlffith (!) N_./8portt/WNthor (I) MacNoii/Lohror Nowahour I)]) Rtodlng Rolnbow • Stor Trek 1:30 • (J)(!J NBC Nowo (I) lllflomon , (JJ Maido Sp6rttLook (I) Carol Burnett • ((). !I2J ABC Nowo (()9 cas Nowo liD Colcraoundo 7:00 • C2J PM M1gorina . (I) Hoobar-IIOOb Highway • . A baby io oant to Earth to metter toothbrushing . (I) .Hero Como tho Brideo Cil SporttContor (I) Sanford ond Ben Cll Solo of Champlono ffi WhHI of Fortune WhHI ol Fortuna (() Nightly Buolntu HEV,Il"~' Bu"llding Materillla Block. brick, seWer pipes, windows . llntale, etc .. Claude Winters. Rio Grende, 0 . Coli 81""·2411-5121 . Now open for buaintH, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. Now Hovan. Cornploto masonry suppliea, 4", 8", 1 2" block. Oallvory aorvlco. Phone day 304-B82·2222. ovanlng 882·3239. 66 52 CB. TV. Radio ' Upotolro fllrnlohod opt.. 4 I'OO(na • !lOth. 1 or 2 odulto, no , poto. Coli 44.6 -0444 bolero IIPM. furnlehed gerage apt . . clnn. 4 room1 & beth, odul\a only. can iftor 4PM. 441-9279. 1 bclr. unfumi8hed apt., near HMC , no p -. Cal 446· 3117. 4 room lo both opt .. 1110 mo .. t .100 -urity clopoait. lnq~lro .t Dudley' a Florlat at 411 Court St. or coli 4411779. · lllvoroido Apta. Middleport. Speciel retee ·tot SMlior Cltluna. 1130. Equal Houa. ing Opportunltloo. 114992· n21 . Nowly ro'"odelod 2 bod· room, equipped kitchen. 12211. Dopoalt required. Coli 114·912·5319 or 892· 2B11. N..,ly Nclec:oratod, 1 bod· mom. portlally furrilohod. 1225. Dopooit required. Call 114' 992-5319 or 992· 2811. Villago Manor Apto.. Mid· dloport. (E .H.O.) hao 1 blldrm epta. for rent. the rent otorto at 1201 a month that include• a11 utilltl... plua a 1200 11curlty dopooit Ia required. We ju1t laid new corpot In .them lo thoy',re locat•d near a doctor's office • ahopping4ueaa. Call 814·992-n87. ------· New 1 bedroom apta. in Middleport. Furnished or unfumlohod.Coll 814-9921304. 1 and 2 btdroomo furnlahod oportmonto. Coli 912·1434, 992-5914, or (304)882· 21111. . . Troller apace for rent. 1 ml: Eq11ipment from Golllpolia city llmita out ' : - - - - - -- At. 588, nice loca·tion. Call 1448·4344. ~ANYO Stereo with opookora, 8SR turntable, AM· FM COUNTRY M081LE Homo radio.· 8 track player rePori<. Route 33. North of corder. 304-1711-&310. Pomeroy. large lots. Ceil 814-992-7479. lis~4~M~i~sc~.~~~~~ ' ~:-------..!. 1~ 47 W.anted to Rent 2· 3 bodroom hou11 within walking distance of downtown. Will pay top rent . Excellent references. Call 814-268-8628. K,...ff firewood Split- II% hardwoods. SeHoned or green. You pick up or dallvor. HEAP vendor. 114· 1.2~6_._·:_ 8_24_6_._ _ _ _ __ 1-: Umntone.. Send. Gravel. Dellvtrod In Mooon, Molga, Clolllo or pick up at Rlchordl 1o Son. Cin 441· n8&. w• Pl..tlc cistern• ltate approved. pl11tic aeptlc ..nk1. Plutlc culven, motol cui· verto. RON EVANS ENTERFor lAse coUntry store with PRISES. Jackoon; Oh 8 14· Spacious living quarterl. 281-11930. •325 per mo. Calll14-245· Shrubs pruned, lawn re· 93111 . setded. retaining wall•~ sidewalks. patios. bark Mt'rclldiHIISP mulch & sawdust. Contac:t Bruce Davlolon. CtH 114268·1,427. 49 For Lease 6'1 Houaehold Gqods For 111e fill dirt. ond top ooil. Coii •Colll14·211·1427. • For aale or trode. 8 HP riding 1 SWAIN t375, BN ford AUCTION lo FURNITURE mQWor. tractor, lawn mowera. Call 82 Olivo St .. G. .polla. N- 441-4421. lo uood wood • coel otpvoa. II plect - d living room ouito with 8 Inch flat armo Tranomlooion for 361 Win· 1399, bunW boda comploto aor. Cilll14-388-9354 bt· with bunkioo 11911. 2 !'*e,_tw_.. _n_4_•_a_PM_._ _ __ antrOn livlngroom euitea ' · f1 99, ontron rocllnoro ISS. John DMre bulldo- 420 other recliner• e 80, maple dlnotto sota t 1 79. box aprlngo 1o mottrooo twin or full *100 o.t rogulor· flrm I) 20, maple dlnotto choira 1311. wath atonda 134. maple rocktro 119.7 p1eeo chrome dinette Mt *148, 1 pi- dlnttta lit * 1 8. ulld bedroom auttes. refrioer•· toro. ron-. cheat, droaa.,.. wringer waohoro, TV'a. dry· ohooo. Celll14·441· r,'i:. In Middleport on N. 4th Ave.. 2 bedroom fumlohod opt.; oloo o ~ room apt. No ~hlldren . coli 1-304-882· . 2518. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. raclc1r, ottoman, 3 tabloo, (extra hoovy). 1181. Sofa, chair and lov• -t.l275. Sofaundcholn Uurel "Land APta now ac- priced from 12811. to 18911. cepting oppllcotlona for 2 Tablao, no and up to n 211. bedr.oom apts. in New Hldo·t·bodo,t390. end up HeYen. Apt. includH range, to 1150., oofa btdo t14&. relrlgorotor, lo corp.t. lion· llacllnoro. 12811. to 13711. tala rongo from • 1 58 boalc Lampo from 128. to t 1 211: to *221 merlin dopondlntl pc. dlnotteo from f1 09 .. to on groll Income per ~nth . 435. 7 pc. 1189 end up. For further lnformJ~tJon call Wood tabla with olK chain ~4-882-3385. 1285 to 1745. Dolfi 11 1 o up to 12211. Hutchaa, 111110. 1 bedroom apartment for Bunk bod compl.to with rent, fumlahod. In Mlddlo- mattrHMI, e276. and up to port.t1 90. plua dopooit. t395 . . 8tby bedo. 1110. VtllltiN Included. Coli 992· MattrwMI or box tprlnge. 7177. full or twin. 1118 .. firm, 118. and 178. Quaon lito, 1198. Upper 1-1 duplo• apart· 4 dr. choah. 142. II dr. ment far r.,..t. 1 bedroom- ch11ts, *54. Bed frarnet .urpotod,ln Middleport· t20.ond 125 .. 10 gun. G.,.; , 11 15 . pluo dopoolt . Call cablnota, 1350. Goa or $92-7177. electric rangn t375. Baby mottro~~~~. 125 • 135, bod APARTMENTS , mobile framao 120. 1211. 1o 130. homea, haunt. Pt. P!Maent king !ramo no. Good llfec:. ond Gtlllpollo. 1114-448· tlon of · bedroom '"ltea. B221 . rocken, metal c1blnet1. hHdboardo 138 • up to Nlco 1 and 2 bodroom 1111. unfurniahed 1p1rtmenu. 304-171-2218 boloro 1 p.m. •tin. t111ck engine 1 bruahlng, axe. coad .• hydrtuUc tilt blodo, 11.000. CoN oftor 7PM, 114·388·1!139. Uood Ford •--••-. 1·1·1 4· --::i~842 ~r 814-194·. 6,000 BTU air cond .• t90. I~Co:-:-11::-4::-41-=:·7::-2::-11-:3_._ _ __ 5.000 BTU air cond .. lBO. Coll 441_7213 . John Deere LA tractor. a equip. 11,500. Self contained truck compor 1300. 1878 T-btrd 12.000. Call 441-0311,. Baby bod with matching t~~oaoor dark pine flnith. t90. Stoller 1111. Baht foot bor w-11 bor 1tool1 lfOO. Colll14-245-5870. podded 5.000 BTU air cond .• 180" Call 441· 7213. 2 - k t r AM-FM • ataroo 1nd record player with otond. 175. Cell 441·3204: o... ·le- woll phonaa, rockoro, pr111ed chllra • .,...._I tablet. ·hutchao, • mloc. Paul Conklo Furniture. Rt. 7. Tuppero Plaine. Ohio. Ouaii;Jumbo Bcb Whitoo. 8tertod blrdo for Alo. Lo Scnto'a Quill Farm. 31110 loihen Rd. · Longbottom. Ohio. Call (11 .. )981·43411. Sao you ot thi Mal go County Folrt. ' Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding ell breeds. Heated Indoor-outdoor facllitlea . AKC Dobormon pupploo: Stud Service. Call81 4· 441· 7796. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 114-3117-7220 . Brilrpet:ch Kennel• Protealional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding t.- '{'~ Wlill..~~ '(' w.t.IJT 1''DO I Pl.A'{ 69 For Sale or Trade 19711 ford Oranlda auto .. PS, I cyl .. -.~. - d cor. Iota of porto. '73 Ford pickup, oxcellent -11,000. Call 114·388· condition, 50.000 milel 8334-IPM. trade for 4 oiyl. pickup or 4 cyl. car if equal value. 304-175-2799. ®N-a liD ' ' 1979 ford Fairmont, 4 cyl .. •2100 .. or trod~ for good 4x4 outo. t;.nl .. 304-8715· 7890. Ntwlhour • r •• ..• " Mswer.(I]wASNT"E ' y1 · -wy·o'l ~ ,'f •u1 '''" I :: :$ - -'1 ' 'iii I I I I X Xr ' . ·~; . • ( - IOUK>IIOW ) older trodo for mobile homo 1171 Foo:d LTD t'!CIIIont of oquol voluo. 304-n3- concltion. c.. 114· 241, 11114, 9321, l f "'il (\ l Slli!lrill" 1 1~ I lilt:~ 1984 l'lymou1h HorizOn, 12.000 miiH. IUIO .. 4 dr. c.. 114· 379·2721. 1--------- ~ !I2J . •• t Ma~Noii/Lohror 1 ~ .....742 . ., ...... •u•t West missed his chance .JtoQ .• . Everytlli'1.9 is'ht We ' : the wo®IS! It could be --" a'she, you know! witl,-~o~eul How want to claim oftJOUr 78 • Camping ,Equipment • Si~ Girt' 9:00 . II (2J (!J MOVIE; '!logo' · "( I) 700 Club @ ·PKA Full Contact qet here Karate 2 bedroom opt, 1 mila loom Silver lridll• Plazo GaHipollt. Ohio 114-441·8103 or 441·4114. lcluoro. Ptbrlc lhop. t'omor01. 114·HZ·2214. ( 'Buddenbrookl. Conclusion.' After the settling of the · Buddenbrook estate causes quarrels. Christian announces that h8 is plan·ning to marry. Tom suffers a stroke and dies and Gerda and Han no move out into the country and live in seclusion . (2 hrs.l [Closed Captioned) 9:30 C2J Album Floah: Elton John 1D:OO (f) MOVIE: 'Hoort Like a Whoor .C2J MOVIE: '8tttle Beyond 'tho Start' (1) MOVIE: 'TNchor'o Pot" Cll Ill !I2J Gtmoo of tho XXIII Olympled Cl (() ® Cognoy end 'I" Lacey Mary Bath vows to capture a gunman who has wounded Chris . (RI (60 min.) fJIInd-ndont Nowo 10:30 CII Shirley & Pat Boone @ Nfl'l Grooteot Momlnts NFL's Greatest Moments presents highlights BARNEY of Super Bowl 'VIII' featur· · ing the Miami Dolphins vs . , the Minnesota Vikings. fj) M~ Muolc Hall ' 1 1:00 . . (f) (]J . . CllllD Ill (IZI News CII Al10thor Lifo Cll Did'o Army liD Nowowatch . Ill Odd Couple ~ ' .• SNAKE!! e HEY, YOU Re,A.U...Y ARE. enlists Rick'a lid in her battle against Henry Ellison. (RI (80 min ., .- 11) All In tho family • !I2J Nlghtllna ~ • Holly .. cod 1 1:41.(2) MOVIE: 'Ono flow Over iJ.o Cuckoo'a Noot' @ ESPN " llpoclel: 1914 &·•·bell Hell Of Flmt lnduotiOn Ctremonioa tram Cooperstown. NY 12:00 C2J Rich Little-Como Lough with Mo. CII Burnt • Allan (() Nlghtltno Cll Lttenlght America I]J MOVIE: 'Walkabout" • !I2J E.)'• on Hollywood 1 2:30 • (f) (!J Lote Night with D•vld Ltttormon (I) Jock 8tnny Show · Cll Solid Gold Hlto (Jl MOVIE: 'Bella Storr' •!I21 Nowa Ill Wild, Wild Woot 1 2:411 (1) Portrait of Amarico: i( 1101• - JitrMO 8tl wlot. Alao poolt - . !. Coli 114· :111·1141 or 114-441· • ~ 1171 or 114·441-781 1. ~ ........................ CIIItj...._. 1174 · · · - :110 .ft. aolf· ...... c•. ...aoo. • % · _.. :1187·0•13 ,or llllod. 317·flllona 7741 . ," Ktn'l Water ........ Wolla, · JIM8 WATIII llftVICE . Call Jim Lonlar. :1104-1717:1181. frlgldolro medium 1i1e waoher. double Iron oink with oil flllturoo. 3 bundle r<!Of thlngloo. 304-171· . 2111. 87 Firewood. tZO.OO pick"/. load, UO.OO dellvera • 304-171-2181 · or 171· 1712. TIIIITATI UPHOLITift\' IHOI' 111:11 .... ""·· GIIIUIIo. 114-441-71:111•814-44118:111. Uphollltefy ; •• • PEANUTS 8-IJ l~ ,, •• ••l e t ' \ .J • . 11:15 CIJ Moldo SportoLook 11 :30 II C2J (!J Tonight Show (I) Beot of Grouoho (J) WKIIP In Cincinnati Cll Mognum P.l. Sora LSAVING~ General. Hauling night or day. • Cll till Groot Porformoricet 1 . . . .. . . ·=·. .JIIITIIU . -.• ~ .,.;. 1100'1'11 ··AitJ • JtQ.tOU ' uu •u .,'I ,. .. ,. - ~(~ ' Eoi& .. •• "-· INT .. " - .....·;: \ ' , ..... ·(80 min.l Ill MOVIE: 'Sox and tho did she (J) SporttCtnter (!J Nawa/Sporto/Woathor lEWlNG - n o ropoira, Mtvlco. A-.oed . •• I .,, •uu 'Je11ye Norman.' Acclaimed opera star Jeasye Normen joins John Williams and the Boston Pops for_an evening of popular and light classical music. -licolllnoe. Electrical . Refr!uoiration EMl' Hawlte to retrieye it. (RI (2 hrs.) Cll till Evening ot Popo truoko. •w-·eoo-- 84 '•· ••\lt·Qt7 WEST .QIOU I \" . l•t- stolen by itt creator leading ..a government agency to send · Stringfellow . --· ·-.. . . . - . .= • '. 1982).' (60 min .) "(I) MOVIE: 'The Amezing Doborrnono" (() • iDI Call to Glory A herOic jet pilot leads his men and his family th rough the turbulent events of the eorlr_ 196D'o. (2 hrs.l 8 \l) I]J Ail'\liiOif An attack helicopter · of the 'future, known 11 the Airwolf, is . BallO.·- ....· ~, NORTH guello (Miami, November, ' . -~ Unicom' -tor._,._ ·; n-. .: ..--------"\-.:'~· Cll Ciaco Kid <IJ Super Bouts of tht 80~o 'Aaron Pryor vs. Alexis Ar- ·: ~I • •• ......... .... . ...... Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Enterttlnment ceo .. -.d. ~ .••• ,, ' jokes end Jack · Carter, Norm Crosby end Byron AI· len hive a comedians' ro.u ndtable ditcutsion. (R) min.l C2J MOVIE: 'Oiorlo' (2) MOVIE: 'Tho Loot Motorcycln GET your corpot SHIP cllltleo. Pick up and delivery 1981 H - 710 ou-m. 'S HAPE WITH CAPTIAN . Trtumph Til It l u i aorvlco. Englloh Cocker Spol i b - · ,..._-.v!IOr. 2 STEAMER . water removal, ~~ oond. Coli 11 4-HI-1:1111 . • helmota; ~ ..1011 nil .. I 1. 7150. furniture c'-lng. nlal puppln. Coii614-3B8· IS1"~mnt~~i'ment aatl· ,. 9790. 1 61 Farm motoo. 304-1711, 22111.• .~ 1171 \logo.aula, runigNOt. .Call 114-317-0394. , Droeonwynd Cottory Kan· I-F.-rm~t-rec:tor--L-oy _l_o-nd_8_6_H_P ~2~. t821. Colll,4- ~artey Qtvl- 1.979 Super BASEMENT WATER · nala. AKC Chow pupploa, .dleaal 13.100. Fo.rd 9N llko Glldo Only 1, 300 mllol, Hko PROOFING. Uneondltlonol Slem- kitiona, now llrtoro CFA Hlmalayon and Parolan now. II,BOO. Colll14·241· 1.80 Cltotlon. air. AM·FM. - · -toapt. Celll14· lltMirM ..a,.mee. toc11 -., 317-niO. roloron- fum"hod . Froo ' ' kitiana. Ctll814-448-3844 , 1_8_1_8_ . _ _· - - tilt. 4 opel .. 10,000 mllat. aatlmotao. Call colloct 1· : ohar a. ,. lOBO Col 114-2151-1421. 1110 H~ . , _ n FLT, 114-237-0418. I a.m. to I Plckor·thtller. N- ldot. ~2 • Jock'o Troplcol Fioh lo Pot row. 3D Inch, oxtro gocd 1970 Chovolo Super Sport AM·FM; C8. · ._,., ono p.m. ~·,. Baaement Wttorp ng. . condition . $3000 .Coll 4114 4 ---' V ~ Shop. Bait ' Evorgr-. Oh. (6141378 •311 · • -CaR · 114· ary nog.o flott;. - "Clll441-3914. · .....1.000 '\ Call 441- 0l9B . Retell -" -~ conoltlon. 81; , RIN9LE8'8 SERVICE. ox· • Wholooola. Lt'lieat ooloctlon 3949. of par0 kooto, fincha, am. 9 N Fbrd tractor. front ond - - - - - - - - - - 1881 H~Dovloon­ porlonood mliH ucl cond . . .cion. muon. pointer. roof· , '· anlmtlt. froohwater, nit· loader, unlcom woOII opHt-, 1990 Thun-rd. 2 t - . gllciO, ! lng (Including hot tar i water fl ... in 20 rnl. redlua. ter. boam pole carrier. boa aM-fm PioMer etero. new Cotll14-311-1484. oppllcotton) 304-1711-2018 1 Super Summer Spoc'o· rabbltponawlth-ro,krg roolol -·Call 1114·141· 1974 Triumph rnotorctclo. ... 171-4110. . • goldan · hamotoro 2 for l .~~~~~t=O=fltl=,.~·.,C=t=ll ·2182 11i 30 p.m. .,• for oolo br trade. Coli 114-148-21f:l. altar · 1:30 R-ry·or.-tool-8· ' I 11 . 10. fllncyhomot-2for · ~·VI -· 11 n · •·~ f1 .99. ~y - r ·~ . 98 p.m . . Moet welt oomalatecl HIM '. -f . Mlontgo- !I .. "'"'·. AC. AM·f r - . n .. Angoro I" . . lio ao ., AI· Farm M~ tnollaro. C dey. Pump MilO and oarvl. •91 ounty tor, rodtl - · Ill , _ porta. 11B1 NCIIQH~Exp-. coo. 304-111!-:11802. . . bino homatoro 13.99. 11.,. ., bila blk. 8.1.99 ••· brn. mllrv frollor Saloo, Longo- 11800, Coll14-812•3379 low mHuga, ••C. con. Call 11 .911) Albino 13.9B " ·· ville. Ohio. coli 114·819· anytime. CoNtod Ohii-. . 114-HJ-:1321 tnytlmo. 424&. .. Gulntt pig' aSH 13.99. L.H. 11.98. baby. Parakaet "a 1171FordLTD,It.-•......, - - - -orcycla Amore. 17.99 oo. Englilh good -.dltlon. U(IOO. c.-1 1871 ICZ 710. .Lib ...,.;, 1710. · t14.91. Ceimat goldfloh I · 63 Uvestock 114-811-4382. CaM 1114-t41•21101. 11.00:20% off all oquori· • I" umo. Spoclel ond'o Sot. Aug. ,.,. 1141 Ford Coupe, 10.000 1911 ~ndo moped• . 11. hro. 10AM·8PM. Mon.· 3 yr. old aorrol goldng .;;.... mlloa. oonclltlon. Coli 114·11.2· 1. 1 ,100.00. 304• Sat. Sun. 2PM-8PM . by Super Chfx . Con !10 878-3134. •< 82 Plumbing ~3JI. ,· / ' ohown ' with llttlo work; l Huting • AKC Raglatorad minitturo liDO. CoH Loa. -114·9921974 N - Hatchbtclt, wry 19741 H - -710 four, .IW D11hhound puppies· black 248B. · qorw~, ••10.00. 304-171nlco cal loft• 1:00pm ; 6 ruat . ShOts & 3301. • •. 304-871· 21H. · CARTER'I PLUMIING wormed..:.! 150. Call 304· 2 Nubian goatl, one !· AND HEATING 813-il3111. W'rthirl, ono mHklng nonny; 1979 Oldo Cutleoo · Su· 11a1 • 1100 Gold Cor. Fourth end Pine :· Ctll814-2158·1421 . Wl"81ntoratote. 4740 mho, preme, tow mllee. ua•ll•nt GtMipollo. Ohio . Doberman pup1. Regiskept 13700. 304pricod on inefMC· ..... • Phone 114-441·3AB · or tered, ahota 6 t1i111 docked. Double roglotorod wolklng conoltlon. 812-3171. tlon. 304-171-2311. 114•44•·4477 calll14·892· 73118. horao atalllon. 2 yaaro old 1550. 2 more ponlol. 1711 1871 ca·p rlco Claaolc, . 1874, 714 H-o WIJ~d· JIM'I PlUMBING • .HEAT· •, For Stud Service AKC rogio· ttch . CoH 114·882·1102. 12000.00. 304-171_;t383. 1o-. 11.000.· or .Hot INO . Rt. 1, llo• 31111. OtMI· tored toy P -. 304· 6715. Muotooii. Mowlroailut polio. Cal 114-317-01171. ,. 1381 . EJicellent pleaaure rldfftg 1984 VW. OTt Rabbit af - •· 304-1711-7AI. ' . horao. very gontlo, piiY· SHULAW'S Plumblrlfl and 2 full blooded EngMah S.t· saddle. used aeddle. 2 11..000. tHO morna. Movine· out of otota•. 1977 luMd GT 710 with Holtlng. 211 81xth St.. ~' tori. Five yNro old. t60.00 blonkMa, 111110.00. aftor 304-171-7119. ftrrlno. - 304-171-1181. · ... n - Point .....lltnt.- W. VI. 304- -~1, each. 304-875-1867. 4:30 call 304·171·1474. - n. 171-1420. UconMd and ' ' ~~ AKC ragltttrtd· male Pome- Young turkayo for ooilo. 1177 Oldo Cullan. AT. AC. 1194 Honda 110 shidow. ln1ured. Pl. PB, AM•FM I . treck, ranian . 8 ·months old, 304-8715·1109. •w' good COI!d, U.OOO,OO. Af· 2,000 mlloo. a.- oo f100.00. 30..191· 39118. 12100.00; 304-171· 741 1. tar 4 :30 call 304-a71· 83 Excavating 1474. 18 month Kerr hunting dog 64 Hay • Orllin ,. or trode for gun: 304·11717S loetaand 3108. Good· 1 Excovotlng. ¥•· . ~ Moto,. for Sale Trucks for Sale - a . - .... drlvoWayo. ' Hay for otla 11 .00 a bola. 72 AKC Oormon ShophOfd pup· Ctll814-143·11115. ooptla ltnllo, len-ping. plea, 1100.00. Rttdy Aug. Truck To_.-. Moot ' obllo. 1 I Jolt h. 1-0 Chovy angl110 · Cell eny:tlme 114-•41 · · ;; 14th. 304-875-4183. . 1500 boiH of hoy. · f1 .21 different alilora. Johin'a 140 HP. goo~ cond .. 4137. Ja_. L. DaVIaon.-Jr. por bola. CoM 114-985· Auto Rd. 12.400. Call 114·2411· 3882. Cltllpolla. Oh. Open tildarll. la18 . . DoHr Worll by Tod Hanna. , .:...· 57 Musical Coil 441-4792, DltahM, ponde, - · 1 lnatrumenta ,._lng, etc. Coli Motor Cor I ...... ..,.,. ......... II lip .......... 441-1112. Mercury, . trailer. oloctrlo wonoh .· Complole for J.A.R.Conatruo1ion Co.Rit11HO.C•bo-ot1100 tlanll. Oh,l14·742·2103; E. Main It; P-oy or oali loMmtnta, F~o. Con812-10U. orale worll. lackhoo•o. D - • Ditchor, Dump I •~ .. are victims of practical 74 . ' J -: BUMPV ACRID COBALT IODINE Anlwer; How does .lick Froat 11•1 to w_ ork?BV "ICICLE" e Houae for ule 6r wift con- 81 oot.- 0 •• • .. , r1 •' 'It Tonight fll Jofforaono 7:30 • C2J Tic Tee Dough C2J Frogglo Rook Cil lnoldo 8tN!IOII ([).Allin tho Fomlly (!J Love ConniC1ion D ()) Family foud Cll Dr. Who ® Wholl of fomino • Ono Dey at • Time B:OO (2) (!J TVa BI-ro and Practical Jokoo Jill Whelan and Debby Boone •• . ~1 GENI'I DEEP ITEAM ' CARPET CLEAN . IC01Chguarcl-watef eKiriC• lion. -rlaoro. FREE aatl· lnoteo. lloo~n•bl• · rota. Gena Smith. 912-1301. • 7 fro.- refolv-otoro lrtcludlng2-by-.230' goo rangoo, harvoot gold • ovacoclogroon,GEwllhor• dryer motchtng t - • 2 uood o"""hol. ~ AppllonoM. u lllvor lid, 441· 7318. 1---..:....~_:..:...:___ HMVY duty wNto OE dryer. very a-d condition. 110. Cllll14-811·4392. _ _ 1-.,---__:.....:._ ~ ···t~ e (() MMCII! • K • T Contractoro. Rociflng. tiding, remodeling. repalra; pelntina. rHtonable r••· CoH 441·8117 or 114·111· 1728. ' " Roport Moclorn 2 bodro;om apt, Camp Conley O<tl worth looldng at. 1200.00 month pluo utllltloo . 304· 773· 1143. 1· 2101 J......, Avo. (ol2 btclroorn with atova• rofrlg, 12(10 pluo - · (Ill 3 bod· 1'001'11 wltlt • rohla. 1210 pluo goo end - · 2711 Vlend. St. (roor) 3 - - wfth otDVO. rofrlg 1221 pluo utlltiH. (front) 3 bo*'>om houM w1t1t otovo Mid rofrlg. Avolloble mid A~at 1210 pluo utnitiH. 3· Routo 2 N • 10 mlnutoo lrom Point PIN- ,2 bod· I'OOf'll mobile hOmo f200 (Oiuo utlltloo. Muat hove dopotlt end roforoncoo. T- Country IIMI Eotote. Broker. 304·171· 1848. . ,_ _ _ ___:....~,_ I'M" biRL, r) I NICRIO j e ' BORN LOSER .\ rJ I ) jcEEOODI [XJ () W" MOVIE: 'Tho Comple.at 171-11388. . " I ol iJ •P t Africa struggle to survive in this National Geoa!.•Phic special. ft. motor home. n\eny extraa. . oM 68 1 11:00 • (I) ()) • ()) I]J • !I2J Nowo (I) Etotho: PI- of Dry · W1tar DeniZen• of 1 dry lake bed in aouthweatern •• 33H. ond liDO Lao THILG . EVENING IUIIDETH C~MPEII 8ALEI • IIRVICI. Opon - , . I to 1:30. tot. I to 4, C!Qood lundoy. l,l.ll, Rt. IO • Coolvlllo. Oh 11 4 -. .7· Splnot-Conaolo Plono 8trg•ln. W1n1tc1: n•aaMNI*I porty to tHe o - 100\1 monthly P•varuente on aplnet plano, Can bo - n loc~ly. Write Credit ManP.O. lox 33. Frlodono, Po. 11541 . 2 pc . woodan frame couch and rocker 1200. 304-773• Yellovtt or white·~ co~. 5492. for salo t1.10 .,... doz. or Slu1h m•chlne. caah ,...,_ 11 .21 doz. pick your own. ter, ice nllchine, e.heult Calll14-2111-1427. flln , milk ohako blonder outdoor sijn . 304-17&: For sate: Y.ellow aw.et com 6 cannin1 tOINitoet. An· 1818. draw Crooa t.rm, Letart Falla. ·call114- 11~2-3734 or 247-2812. . Nowly romodelod 2 bdr .. 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' • �I 13.1~ Monday, Page-10-The Daily Sentinel New loan ..seeker8 Bombing report not funny! . Reagan puts foot in mouth again LOS ANGELES (AP) -White House officials maintained a stony silence toward \Y!despread reports that I;'resldent Reagan had joked Into amicrophone Saturdliythatthe UnitedStateswouldbombtheSovlet Union "In five minutes." Gannett News Service, CBS.radlo and other news outlets all reported that Reagan made the jo)re whtle testing a microphone In preparation for his regular weekly radio address, which on Saturday dealt with criticism of the House Dem(}cratlc leadershlp. Reagan was quoted In the CBS report as saying In a clearly·joklng tone: "My fellow Americans. I am pleased to announce I just signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing In five minutes." It was known that CBS and the Cable News Network recorded Reagan's comment at the time It was made, although neither played the president's words on the air Sunday, when the Incident was first . reported. Lany Speakes, the White House spokesman. had told an Associated Press reporter who learned of the joke on Saturday that anythlng the president said before his radio address was "off the record." . OHFA 8:" .Escapees still sought wrong track. Before the men jumped from the roof, the spokesman said they stripped off their coveralls. They were wew-lng Jogging shorts and T-shlrts ' • • . confirm what was said. Speakes declined again to canment Sunday night but .another · press spokesman, Ansoo Franklin, echoed Speakes' earlier comment, saying, "Any comment ~ president would make tn'l/-dvance of his radio address would be off the record and we do not discuss li." HoweVer, It was unlikely the matter woold be quickly forgotten · since the low state of relatlms between Moscow and Wasblngton has become an Issue In the presidential eiectlon campaign. · It wasn't the ftrst time that Reaganhasmadejoklngcomments Into the mlcroplxme whlle testing It Single F...-ly for his Saturday broadcasts. Home~ Prior to a radio address on Oct. 9, Regis1rlliol1 1982, Reagan joked that the leaders of Poland were ''a bunch of n(}-good lousy bums." That sUp resulted In an agreement between the Whlte House and the major broadcast networks to treat all comments that Reagan makes during microphone tests as off the record and therefore unusable In news accounts. The print media were not a party tothatagreement,andthestorywas LOAN, AI'PU(;ANI'S SOUGRr - BID N-, Pwauot brwcli first reported Sunday by the ffiallllleJ' fCJI' Baak One, places a sip onlhe froaiiiiMW ollhe bank wbere Gannett News Service. low lntemlt loaD appllca_., became awllable at a.m. Monday. · 'lbebankhllaSUO,OOOavallabletoMe!Peoonty'• e 'delaunderlheOido llouing Fiance~·· Slll&leramDY Loanl'rcltlranL . 7 e ·prai.se, cntiCIZe Governor Celeste Speakes declined to disclose or (Continued from page 1) • ' ... • lnc!reale!:' Celeste replled that OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The taJies could bnprove schooiB, whlc~ · ~ wattlna to aWIY for Ohio's would raise property values. IOw·lnlel'elt home loans gave Gov. Acree said that'CIIJ'III)IIIIoutlntblRichard Celeste pra~~e· and crltl· clsm Sun&ly night when he visited daWI!town are lor 1Q da~ had~ • ~ thell' ~nt In an alley worrisOme at times. . "Wedldn'tkiiOWwbatwu~ behlnd a bank. "Ito!fersusawaytobeyahome,'' thecomerthettrstCOIIPieof~!5 said Larry Acree of CoiiDilbus, who he sald. ''Then oile- people .iww~ ', 'wl!$ first In line at Buckeye Federal up." When Celef!te ~ked 11 ~ Savings and Loaii. Banks began teldn& . loan appllcatt<m, on a program should be run dtfferelltlY~ llrst-<X1111! llrst-serve basis this ·such as ch!iosln& recipients by • drawing, the campers said they ~' . 1be loam, financed by !! state thoughtthe system was fair. "First-come first-served: .t hat'• bond l!sle, are o!feuil to llrst-tlme homebuyers at U.8'!5 percent lnlef- the way the country was aettled,'. •: est, about 3 pesoent beloW the Celeste said. Celeste said liiterest b: ~ euiTellt comiiierdai ra~e. Many of the peqlle, who had been program. which IIOW has ls8uecl IMng In ten~ outslde the benkforup three sertes rt loa!lS, is ~~JP,I!IIOUI!.i Issue twl« to 10days, said they awreclated !he that ''We could probably l ... .. loans • . •: low-Interest mortgages, but ,some . as many But he said a llrnlt I'l!(.'entij< said the state's taxes discouraged established by ('.ongress Ill the llooiebiiYers. . "We're gra1eful tor this program amoUnt t1 bonds that Cllll- be~ ... but we'd have a lot more money to: finance such programs COIIIcJ .. :: for our down payments It taxes - llrnlttmprogram. "It does make theprogtam ~ hadn't been railed 00 Pl!lceRt," Clyde Henry ft Chillicothe told dtmcult," he said. "I am distressed' · Celeste. The state raised Its lnctme about jt, because housing Is ,; comerstooe of ow- econcmiC ancl tax by 00 percent last year. . , communlly lite.'.' • ~ ! Taylor visits Burton's grave .,.. ' • ' ·' " : P~met'O'f-Middleport, - ' ~y BOB BOEft.I(H ~ ~ n ..·' -II A h •8 N u 3 p ~ ,, c p 5 2 8 .u, ..• 1 I'( ..• 7 ...• A 3· lr ~ do To enma. ' ' • I ' 1- • • R.acirle firm · till ee11wllllle pi I C .5 'ot at llle llelp Ceu.l¥ Fair IIIII ,_... lh~"n ' t totlk tbe IIIII& al....., .....e wllldl...,..peaalllldapod. 'Iller nre 111!11&111...,.. ·w.a &o !lb llawtbuaae• .....,. <'1' a, left. llta'lllb' ._;,, I f •llill~atlllellelpO ljFair. OJheD 8litl IIIII wile own tile ,_, rtlle • till flllr miiiWif ... llleF I 7 J,'WIIIIIelrp& At boiF•._. A.w, ._, ftl! I h e Fan zi Ill Anwtlca ..,.,.. •• lllllle.nalllleeplll pa 5 nlen IQr lhe .. Mlllp _..... F* ..... Millie Weather forecast Co. .._en • • . for jail escapee~ i• ' ' ·, I • POINT PLEASANT - Mason Local law en!on:ement agmcies County Prosecuting Attorney have reported they ha'l8llillaeen ~ Damm B. Morgan Jr. Is requesting men Since the escape. Authorities the FBI and the U.S. Attcrney's tnm aciOSS the state, out-of-state aDce assist In the INrch !cJt two . and the Natllinal Crime Infonnallon prilonerswhlch stDI remain at large Center have also heell alerted, todayfol1iM'Ingthelrf!llal(ieSunday according to a spokesman tor the frml the Mason County Jail. Muon County Sheri!f's Depart'lbe prcMecUIIDc attoiney said an ment, but nothing has . beeii /. FBI 'Sgent wUi arrive today to pick reported. up the Df! •ry paperwork which Morgan said the decision to wtU enable tl'le qeilctes to btrlline cootact the federal agencies was Involved In tbe lnvestlptlcn undera made An· FBI agent, tn: federal statute for unlawful !light to Point Pleasant m another matter, · avoid proeecutlon lndcmtinement. ootllned the procedures that needed Itwasabout1p.m. when prisOners to be followed to get the agenCies Rooald Ray Myers, 21, who was Involved, Morgan said. facing a murder trtai In counii!Ctlon The proaecutlng attorney said a wltb the June Jl8l death cif James letter Is required to assure •the Teri'y McCausland, and Michael agencies that 11 Grubbs and Myers Wayne Grubbs, 33, Charlestm, who are apprehended that Muon was to go on trtai tor 10 counts of County will prosecute and extradite forgery and uttering, escaped after them tow~ VIrginia. OYeilJOWerln!i dlspatcber DaVId 1 In addition, Morgan said the letter JaMs and thenstlial!nghlscar. · · (Continued on page 10) Mooday. . ,AUTHORIZID CATALOG MERCHANT •/ FBI joins search NEVER PRICED LOWER IN Eight share Ohio lotto winning pot • Eo II ·.~ PRE~SCHOOL 5 YEARS 7 . GINGERBREAD HOUSE .· Prosecutor says appointment on time n . riiaYor said the yearly budget of the t.owi! . lrnprovernlintss which council members felt ·were equlpmen! purchases and ,qnprovements . recCIIl· . needed iJj the tOwn. . !Je!AW !ltldf •, prqvldesfuilds'oniytoroperaijngandmalntaln!ngthe . ·mended to councU by the department; one mill (or HDWI!WI', Mayor Holtman Indicated that~ would · Mtddieport VIllage Cou..:U meetlni In I'E8IIiU' ... present facUlties with no tunds avaUable lor caJ)ltal recreatloilal purpoees for projects remnmended to • 9U8Rl!SI thatiJIOIII!Ytrom the levy be'8llom.tedieony 8elllllon Mmday nipt voted to place a live mill; !lve, Improvement projects. . council by the RrereatlOO Ctlmm1881on; (this money by vWage council lor lmprovanents aeiected by year $300,<Xll ca):ttalbnprovem~!Ievybeforevbferil Fwlda tnm the Ievy,,l1 approveed by voters, woUld could also be ued as ~ matching flnldf for any council as prtorl1y items and that !1Ubilo Input be at the November·electlon. . be used BOiely for captal Improvements. Mayor granta which might be obtained); me mDI fer street provided as to What vlllagie I'ES!dents lee! Is bnportant Four inembers attelldlng the meeting - Carl Hoffman noted that I1IOile)' tnm the levy would be ' and storm drainage Improvements providing money In the way ct conununlty Improvements. , . Horky, William Walters, Jack S.ttedletlt and Bqb available to SetVe u the matching local portion tor . tor such lmprovanents on a yearly bells rather than The money llhould prove~ lngeuerstlngmore Gilmore - voted unanJrnou,sly to place the levy any grants which the vllllge might obtain. Many council trying to fiDd fund5 -tor problem areas whk:h money for the town beca1111e It wwld provide local before voters after a preeentatla!l Oil ,tbe IIIIIIter by ' be said, are avallllble Cllly when IocaJ fund5 continually woraen; two mDis for·capital Improvematching funds tor any grants which might become ·Ma)oor Fred Holfm8n. . · , . ;f - ·are avallabli!-111 provide a Jocallllll-e of the cost. . ments In any 91'1!8 asauthorl2ied bY cooncU members avallable, Mayor Hoftlnan concluded. Hctfmall poln~ out that rN« tli! • tllree yean \ . · ··The mayor J:$!\lbibailled the fdlowlng breelrdown ·oo a yearly bells. Tbese funds could be used for Last night was the final council session at which !fUIIIY capital bnprovements ha";9 bead made -In the ,f en dlltr1butloii·!IC moaeys trcm the ave mill levy: one building lmprovanents, equipment purdt8seS. pollee council could take action to place the leliy before ~through a HUD 2.4 milllori dollar IJ'IIIII. 'l1ll!le • inUl, Sl2,<Xll yearly to the lire department for department bnprovements or any other :capital Middleport voters·at the November ~Iectlon. . . ' tunds wW be expended by the Bid ct ,. year. 1be 992-7177 . p 1 Section. 10 Pogn 26 C..... A Muhimldlo Inc. N-IIPOPI<' ' Ohio, Tueaday. -A uguat 14,1984 or: .Emergency squads kept busy 1 · at y """"" e nti n e :M iddlepon council ,seeks·5 mill levy lla¢ Extension notes · l'hote, atory on Pap 10 1/1! underneath, he added. The spokesman said Myers, who Is described as a ~. 175-pound white By JOHN C. RICE electric power suppliers. male with green eyes and bushybrownhalr, was lastseenwearlngawhlte Extension Agent Can Ohioans expect to capitalize T-shlrt and whlte jogging shorts. Apicul&ure, Melp County on wind energy? Not really, Grubbs, who Is described as a 5-10, 20i-pound white male with blue eye;, POMEROY - Com Rootworm according to Bill Schnug, Extension brown hair and a heavy mustache, was last seen wearing a green T'-shirt In recent weeks, growers have agricultural engineer at The Ohlo .and blue Jogging shorts,, the spokesman added. · observed signlficailt lodging of corn State University, Mason Coimty Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. said Myers, dUe to excessive root· damage by Harnessing wind energy for orlglnal!y from Lopez, Pa., was serving a 15-year felony manslaughter x:ootworms. A number of fields electric generation ~MY he funcsentence In. Florida before he was returned to Mason County ·to face a · having lodged corn at this time are tionally-and economically practical murder Chari!'! here. . · · second year com fields. Some of the In some areas of the Unlti1d States, Grubbs was being held on detainer from Pennsylvania, Morgan said. lie fields showing heavy damage were such as the high plains, he sa~. But had already been convicted on forgery iUid uttering chargoes In Kanawha not treated with a soU Insecticide Ohlo Is not among these areas. Coimty and Pennsylvania and had escaped once previously from state when planted, and some of the Average surface Winds speeds- In pollee durtng a transport In Kanawha County, Morgan added. damaged fields were treated with a the state are 10 to 12 mUes per bolu; · If convicted of the forgery and utteiing c~ here, Grubbs faces a · soli Insecticide. a few cities average 15 miles per sentence of 2D-lro years In the state penlteiiUary, 'Morgan said. The failure of soil Insecticide to hour. control rootworm In a second year Elevating the generator can com planting Is - In part - due to Increase the available wind speed to,wtmeeses. · the Immigration and concentration somewhat. For example, the NASA When the party walked becl! to a Units of , the Meigs County from the shert!f's .quarters .to of high numberS of egg laying adult propeller-generator near Sandusky Is Now Registering Veterans Memortal. Emergency Medical Ser-vices were females Into the .field at this time has experienced a wind speed of 13 Closing early .· . On Saturday at 12:.11 a.m., · last year. · kept on the move answering some 12 mUes per hour at 1ll feet above , Students For The · . .Pomeroy took Karen Guinther, E. calls over the weekend. · During recent weeks, rootworm grouiul. · The Meigs County Court Hoose 1984-85 School Year Sunday calls Included: Pomeroy Main St., to Veterans Memorial; · adult beetles have emerged from Most wind generators require a w111 ciO&e at noon m Thursday so at 6: a> a.m., went to Racine at 11: 19 a .m., Pomeroy to County the son of continuous planted com wlltd speed of seven to nine miles · that' anployees may attend the To Register Call: Bucktrown Road for Jacquellne fields and the beetles have been peF hour before any slgntflt;!lnt MeJgs County Fair said Common Road :f/ for an oil well !Ire; Middleport a 12: 53 p.m. to Hobson McHenry, to Holzer Medical Cen- feeding extensively on tlie silks and generation occurs. Assuming an Pleas Judge CharleS Knight today. ter; Pomeroy at 8: 'r/ a.m. went to foliage of the com In the fields from lor an auto fire; Pomeroy at 9: 40 averageOhiowtndspeedoflOmlles "; Welle Terrace for Mrs. Leona which· they emerged.' Rootworm per p.m. went to Second St. lor Martha hour, a thrEe-kilowatt genera- r.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Smith, to Veterans Memorial; Fife, to Veterans Memorial Hospibeetles are now beginning to tor driven by a 12-foot-wlde protal; Pomeroy; Middleport at 9:53 Rutland at 11: 15 a.m. went to Depot disperse to other fields wlthln their peller might produce about 150 p.m. wentto North Second for Betty St. lor Carl Hysell, Sr., to Veterans flight range - especially the kilowatt-hours )l4lr month. At six Memortal; _Middleport went to S. . females, which will lay tbe eggs cents per kilowatt-hour, the electtlc Crites, to Veterans ·Memorial; Third and Custer at 6:34 p.m. lor a Syracuse; Syracuse at 10:56 a.m. that affect next year's crop. bUI reduction would be $9. went to Morning Star for Margaret. minor stow tire; Pomexoy al9:96 If a iate planted first year corn A S9 monthly savings might look Johnson, to Veterans Memorial; at p.m. went to East Main for Ava~ll field Is present In the area, 1t Is attractive, but consider the cost of · ll:<Ep.m. PomeroytookMaryKing Montgomery, to Veterans Memor- · possible that large numbers of equipment. On the basis of an · lal. dispersing rootworm adults may anntiaf charge of 10 percent of an converge on that field and deposit Initial inv~tment of $5;<Xll, the · PLUS TAX their. eggs. The movement of adult generating cost Is $500 or about 'r/ WITH rootworm beetles lnlo a field In the cents per kilowatt-hour. TRADE-IN , An OHve Township trustee was Crow Saturday. Bennett had been sDk stage may result In extensive The. pl~lure Is no brighter for , appointed within the ro days appointed within the dictated time ' silk clipping and a loss In poll!na- those who plan to sell windrequited by law, said FrSJertckW. frame. The appointment did not tlon. Therefore, growers are ad· generated electrk:lty 'to the power Crow ill, Meigs County Prosecuting bec<me effective unw Aug. 1. 4301 SERIES vised to monitor adult rootworm supplier. Although electrtc suppli., Attorney today. Bennett will canplete the term activity closely - es,PECially In late ers are required to enter Into a Another OHve Township resident, ending Jan. 1,1986. · planted and first year com fields. c(}-generatlon .agreement In wlilch Francis Andrews had earner !tied a Farm . Sc~ Review - This conditions of power supplier volprotest because he said the trustee's year the Farm Science Review will tage and frequency are met, the To visit Meigs fair term was not fUJed within ~ days. ~ be held on . Sept. 18, 19 and ~. supplier Is required to pay the The seat became vacant after the Advanced sale tickets are on sale at co-generator only for the supplier's Ohlo'sAtto~ General Antlmy death of Bernard Bennett June~. J . Celebreeze, Jr., will visit the our office lor $2 each, Tickets at the total savings In delivering energy to In a letter to the Board · of Meigs County Fair at 5 p.m. gate are $4. Children under 12 are the point of Interconnection. Most Elections, Crow said Donald Ben- · Wednesday. He was wtu enter- admitted 'free. wind-powered co-generation nett had been sworn In by Judge · tained with a reception at the Wind Power For Electricity schemes fall on this polni. Schnug Pabick O'Brten July 25. Another Democrat Party exhibit In the Rock Interest In wind generation of says. trustee, Everett Schultz, Informed For further Information, Extengprtngs ar~ aau and then w111 elecbictly is buDding rapidly. Ads In newspapers and magazines sion Agrtcultural Enitneertng Fact tour the fairgrounds. heighten the Interest by portraying Sheet EPS-166, "Wind Power for Veterans Memorial wind-driven generators as a means Energy," Is available through our ' Football meeting set · of gaining independence !rom office. Satu.r day Admissions--Chad Graneil, Racine; Elmer Pickens, Racine; Karen Guinther, Syracuse; Interested AIIMeipJUDior HighSchool boys In playing footb&ll are to r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j Leona Smltb, Pomeroy; Carl Hyat 6 p.m. Wednesday at the IF YOU MOtHER· DIDN-'T TELL YOU sell, Sr., Rutland; Barbara Malone, meet junior hlgh stadium In Middleport. Racine. · ABOUT WATKINS PRODUCTS SHE Saturday Discharges- Dana Bailey, David Coss, Lloyd Wamsley, DIDN'T TELL YOU EVERYTHING! Angela Myers, Karen Guinther. Sunday Admissions- Alex Birchfield, Rutland; Armand Turley, Pomeroy. CLEVELAND (AP)- Holdersct Sunday Discharge--Charles eight W1nn1ng Ohio Lotto ttCkets wtu McCaUister. share a jackpot of $3,692.216, Ohio Lottery <tflclals say. . Each of the winners, who guessed an six niDilbers chosen 1n Saturday night's Ohio Lotto drawing, wtu be Partly cloudy tonight and Tues- · paid $1i1,527, oiDclals said. • . GIIIGCI & PATTY 01885 day with a sllght chance of showers The Lotto game reported sales ct or thlin~rstorms. Low 65-70. High .S8.747,l.S. N, 2ND AVE. .· IIIDDL.EP9RT, OH, 1n the mid .fiE: l.Jghtvartabiewtnds Each ot the 7!!9 tlckell correctly Come and Join Us at the Mel~• Falrl PH, (OIIIo) 992·2178 tonight. Chance of r$ ll percent showlnifM!ofslxWirutlngnumbers Sample Some Watldns Products tonight and Tuesday. Is WOI'Ih $866. Each of the 3!1,582 (W, va,) n3-95n Exleaded Forecut tickets showing tour of six winning Register for our IIIII Gift and HOURS: lllilti.-Tun:-WIIP~. Frl . • Wednelda)'throu&h Friday: numbers Is wartll$51. Receive a Free Cataiog 1:30 10 5:00 Chance 111 lllllllhuilder- . Winning numbers trom the drawTllltn. t.IO 10 11:00 llorma Wed• ndv. Fair e11 'l1llntng Saturday were u, 1&. 19, 21, 7T SHEILA HARRIS Sit. t.IO 10 .1:00 day 111111 FJtU¥. mp. 1111 Ule 8f1. and 29. Your 'local WatldM Dealer Lon llllhe • • Next :wellk's estimated Jackpot Is · 992·1683 - - - - - - - $lrnllllon. \. . .............._ _ _ _ _ _-.~....~..... Pap II Reco~d · fair sales-set· CELIGNY, SWitzerlaixl (AP)- chaufleui-ed Mercedes that Elizabeth Taylor paXI an emotional ~t her, the €IICOrts scooped up visit today to the grave of R.1chard dirt and rock and threw .It at thli: Burton, the WeJsb.bcm actor who pr-eSs, several witnesses said•. 0114( man1ed her twice and once said he British reporter said he was bit. . ;.: would always love her. One German photographer Miss Taylor spent about 10 showed a broken umtrella wltlli, mi!Wtes In front of the tree-shaded which hesaldhewashitonthebeck'; grave sltewMre Burton was burled ' by one of the men ~ . last Thursday: He died Aug. 5 of a Miss Taylor. ~ brain hemorrhage. Miss Taylor arrived In Cellgny ml'; The actre5$ appeared at the Sunday to visit Burton's gtave,mtt: village cemetery as gray, hazy day first she went totheWIOllgcEmetery ·was dawning over this small Lake and then ned before a posse Geneva village. At her side, photographers. :. am)-in-arm, was a young w001an AttherequestctBurton'sfamlly,; who pleaded wltl! waiting reporters Miss Taylor stayed away from !hit for "decency, dece'heY. let. her be !uneral service In Cell&ny · 3lone In peace.'' ., Four men aCCOII'JPIIPytng them used large umbrellas to ahleld Miss Taylor !rom a few photograpbers waiting at the graveslte, according Meigs County agent?s comer a - . l'hot(J!I. atory • ' ' ' .Domestic art judging on WEDNESDAY, A{lGUST 11 9:15 A.M.-Junior Fair Beet Showmanahip and Judging 10:00 Noon-•-H Flower Show Judging (Jr. Fair Building) 1: 00 P.M.-Open Cia.. .Jeef Judging 2:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 2:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 5:30 P.M.-Little Miss and Mister Contest-Hill Stage 7:00 P .M.-Youth Award$ Nlght'-Show Ring · 8:00 P.M.... Chrlsty Lane ShOw ' . Tlire~· wait ~or -low interest mortgage l~an.s ' at Pomeroy I w.._ SomeofthehundredlctWWid-be ~'lthlnktheoneth&tcameatBwas re.dy ID letlve unW another . BJ'ftle"••l horne 11eyen who waited fordaysto apply tor lOw-Interest state mort·pge money say they had, fullm.J are planning reunions. ' But en Monday, morning otflclals atthe'PCineroybranchofBankOne t;t Athena said three pe<iple' were 1 walling in line when the ba~ opened. • • MWJe Midkiff, who lll!(lmlnlater· tngthe~torBankOnt,Silld , tile flrlt to an1ve had beellwal1111a outsldethebenk'sdollrsslnce8p.lil. Sulldav. applk:ant .....,.. up," which occumd III'OIIIId 6: :II a.m. ,lllle notl!ll. ~ tiiiw people were regis. teretl for Ule JIIQ8lam, which I\I8I'IIlltees an interest rateof11.8'!5 , poerrent, DOil'IJIU'ed to the national · evera&eof14perrentonrnortgages. ''We've had ltllme lnq'uirles wamJngtoia-.-lftherewasanymoney left," Mldllllhdded. • Bank One~ $7lk),OOI ftr . this year's ~ compared to the~ It~ .UOC:.tled by the Oblo Houllng Finance ~ Ill 1983, the first year of low-Interest IJIIll't&lll!loans. Mldldlr said theni are no lnCOille Umlta!km br....,OO by OHFA this yew, aJid applicants must have a sales cootnc:t or cootractural egieement to be cOnsidered for the pncram. · s.nk One took names Mondl!y and ,will later cootact those rEgisten!d m a flrst<ome, first-served basis to eootplete an application. "It's been like a party," said Martin Roa t1 wan-en, who was first In line when he arrived Thursday night at the Wan-en Area Board of Realtors office, Where appllcattms were taken for Ohio ,Savings Assoclatlm. "I've beep. In the Marine Cmlls; so rm used to standing in line." ' · ' noes said about :II or 00 ~Ie planned to get together fora reunion next year. "W.ecanalltakethesamenumbel' we had this year," he j9ked. '· · · '"We'reoneasystreet,now,"said Jorge Ramirez, who had waltal slncelast'lbursdayoutsideWaterfield Mortgage Co. Inc. In downtown Cincinnati. Unes began forming 10 days ago formorethan$300mllllonthestatels making· avatlable !tr tlrst-tlme home-beyers and buyers In low· lilcon'le target areas. 'lbeprevalllng rate on tlxa:l-rate mortgage loans nowstandsatmoreUIPn14petrent. Tile loans, partrtastateprogram approved by voten In 1982, were made avatlable In two I'OWids last year, Each time,. the loaDs ated tell! cities outside lending Institutions. . · Mostagreedltwasworththewalt. ''We'd be savlr~~: $:11,001 over ro years with the IOWI!l'lnterest,", sald Dave Iaeribergof Niles, who waited gener- ootsldeBankOnetnWarren. "I'dsiJ on top t1 a building for lour dayS to savethatmuch." · OHFAmadethemoneyavaUable by selling $335 lliUIJon 1n tax-tree bonds and distributing most of It $300.7 ,mUilon - to rtnanclai Institutions across the state.for tiJe mortgage Joan program. Last year, the program dlstrtbutal about $410 nillllon In loans to about 10,<Xll buyers at l!llen lower Interest rates. The rates are set based· on. the amount of Interest the state must pay to those who bought the bmds. ~· ~eg~tiations entering 'criti~al' stages Wednesday · f; wHrrE stJLPHuR SPJm1GS. W.Ya. (AP) _ N~f!P. ww . ''We'U !Iavea·betterJI'QjtctiOnt1 what the ~ will be," said : Stanok, ~ 'W..IIi whl1l! Sulphur 1 · ·-~Wednesday allll~for. '.tdltllinal talka loWird uew eoaf · Spl1llp fD iddl•' tbe annual 'm~nent• waae lii'!IIIJEilt lia ~ ' QliJII'"& ~·.•tbt. W~L.~~ and 'lburltllaY In Wasblnglon, D.C. !ibeCIII'I'EiliaaJEemenlbetweenthe OOlA a1111 Unlli!d Mine Workers union eJiillrel St!pt. 00. 'lbeunilllhumadenocomment allowsustobeCOillpetltlve.'' BarpJnem for both sides have heell tlght-JWedaboutthepiogx s ct the talka. '8lld operators a~ the weelren:lmeetingatThettleGiaboueenwbalrler allowsustobnproveproductlvity~~ He llisl said the new agreement ahlgherratethanourcompetltors, also could determine whether the he said: "What our industry must UMW'sshareofnatlonalproductlon have !li a rnechanl.sm for ~!ned . cootlnues to drop. pxodStanekuctl~~.!"'theprov~!-contatns '""'-declln In theW tV'""""'.;, contract without a strike Is possible u Jma 81 operators don't InSist oo repeated the position ct chief Industry 111!80tiator B.R. Brown (Olnlol's chairman andclllef execuUveo!flcer) that the Industry must While not being spec!tlc, he mentloned sched~ of shifts and Job allocattms. 'More.!lexlbllltywoold allow 111 to get more out of our 1 ~~===:·11• :a··=-~tlm ==~~"was~. t !41l~ts"'::-'that :'uttte for the coai·~~strongly~~t;; ~. Thll Wl!llk's laiD ''can bave a , f.r'- a. naalltl.atnrs ==:=~~ said recaltb' he's still optimistic a In his prepared remarks: Stanek miller butaddtllthecostctmlnlng. problems faced by the United Mine .:¥By lti'OIIIlinpact on 111M' tbanp, ltl7l haw "cM""it He Jl'(lWid to ::WW be," said Palll F. Stan! vial ~· ....... Stenf!r said DPe pncreu 'paldent of Ptubeeilmade. 'i:laariMetb Coal eo. •and ~ , • . "At J!ut we've aot the JXoblerRS n'lan of tbt Blllimliioul ~ Mtiii'Wiandtbltxtraaeooatblnp Operators Moctalfall's contn.et autef111e qy," • .• . ' . ~cDnmlttee. , · I.IWflotlaiDrlwDimeetWedriiEidlly ': If) ' I ' . r, .'~ . lndultl'llllrerauai.llll' · I . : • CCI'IC ..... l!hmelrsald''theOOlA.cunpan· lett of the'~ flame ft mind, are have~lnthecontractlfunion COal Ia to rarialn competitive. provldldwe~aet~thal t ''We need an agreement that > ' ' . 'v ementsx&eillln~~ty~~ w; . n.. tnmthemin';spaycheck. Workers," Stanek said. In 1947, the year that West Vlrginla had 'its highest coal protluctlon, oo percent of the nation's coal was unloncoalproducedamoun.tsTodatoayllttleunlonless-protlucedthanhalf thecoalmlnedlntheU.S • \\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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