http://66.213.69.5/files/original/61e64e2f36bc53dbf1cbd0665ddeafa9.pdf e8c0449082c750bb4b9fc7b4275eef8f PDF Text Text 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 • \\ �Tuaaday, August 14, 1984 ' ~ommentary J\.stros defeat Cubs; Cardinals· whip Reds . '' 5 • The Daily Sentinel : : 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ·· A~ 8i!m~ ~v ............. . ........,.•....--c::t..... .. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHI'l'EHEAD BOBHOEFUCH General Manager . : ~slstant Publisher/ Controller DALE RoTHGEB, JR. ·News Editor • .A MEMBER of The AMoclated Pre1111, Inland Dally p,:,.. Assoola: jlon and the Amerl!Jilil News..-r Publishers Alllloclatlon. . ' . ,.•• LETTI!RS OF OPINION ore weloome ••They lloould be leu Ilion :lilt,..,. ·'-a. AllleU~rsare subject to edltlnr and m•M be slped with name, address and : telephone number. Na uaalped letters wUI be pubU.hed. Letten should be Ia .Jood taste, addre~~~sln« l!sues. •M personalities. .. - ./ . - (:hewing tobacco trend worries .health .officials -' Chewing tobacco has become Increasingly popular among young students, and the trend worries health otficlals, who say the youngsters risk contl!lcting oral cancer. Patricia Styron did something abOUt II. She developed a kit, using seven props to make her point, to warn youngsters of the dangers of chewing tobacco. • "Kids heat .more about the dangers of smoking than tobaccO chewing. Smoking is not a5 'cool' among teen-agers as It used to be, but chewing js becoming 'cooler' and Is easier to do," said Ms. Styron, who recently resigned her job as health rtsk reduction coordinator for the Middletown Health Department. She said teachers have noticed children as young as 10 chewing tobacco. , "The habit Is established by middle school," she said. "More kids are chewing at lunchtime, by evidence of discarded tobacco wrappers on . Last chance - - -.. . . . . . . ---.-:..~__,.,...-W_i.....,Uitun __ F._B_~_k_....;ley_J_r. llclzm4 guarantees t~~et they will not' :: z~.::~tesln~ .H~r kit Includes seven props: a fish hook representing "getting hooked," the eddlctioli factor; a tobacco-stained set of teeth, and a die representing the chance 8n Individual takes by using tobacco or using snuff. , "Kid9 were turned off by the traditional pamphlets and II'Ctures, so I tliought If we got props, It would be more like a puzzle, a lot easier to teach aJld kids coukl realty get involved," Ms.1Styron said. · -She attributes the lncrease ·ln teen-age chewing of tobacco to lack of pUbliCity about Its risks, peer pressure and professlmial athletes encoul!lging tobacco use. ; The American Cancer Society says people who regularly chew tobacco tend to, develop white, leathery patches InSide their mouths In areas of ti.Ssue. that contact the tobacco chaw. AbOUt five percent of lhose.who regularly chew tobacco can develop some fonn of oral cancer, 'the organization says. · Ms. Styron's kit has been distributed In seven of 10 Mkldletown €1lementary schools and has found Its way ln~sonneotherOhloelementary schools. : It was shown to the Mlddletownchapterofthe American Cancer Society, which entered It in a statewide contest. The kit won that contest and has advanced to a national competition. · Paul Asmussen, Middletown's health commissioner, said he hopes the ldt will be effective in cliscoul!lging youngsters from using smokeless tobacco. "It's a dynamic education tool, but we'll have to walt a few years to see lv,Jw It's effective," he said. ,I I I I I I , .' I .• , .' I • I c I I I I $torm of ·activity •f There Is little mystery to why a stock market as placid as a summer sky can suddenly 'generate a storm of actMty. It Is right there in the ligures !1)8J Wall Street loves to gather. , · · ·The market Is lnStltutlonall2ed. ltlsmoreconcentrated than It used to be. li·ls directed by money managers who tend to·think alike and act ailke. : ~recently as .the 1950s, Individuals did IIIIJSt of the lradlng on the New York Stock Exchange, and stock market offlclals used to brag about lt. M)llions of Individuals thinking tor themselves. It was sald, provided the market With a randomness of Ideas, assuring that prices truly represented , the public mind. ·,This was before the great growth of lnS!Itutlonal activity by Insurers, rft.utual funds, endowments and the like. It. was before the lncredlble glowlh of pension funds, now the biggest factor In the marketplace. :J:n 1955, .the percentage of NYSE shareS held by InStitutions was just 15 percent. By 1!Bl, It exceeded 35 percent. By many estl!Jlales, that growth hils continued to.this d~y, . · :In dollars, those holdings are enormous. and also growing. ::1n 1955, InSurance companies owned $6.4 bllllol1 worth of shares; In 19111, 5m billion. Mutual funds owned $10.9 bWion In 19511, $43.2 billion In 19111, : Tbe biggest .growth of all was In pension funds ownership, which was f&onled at only $3.5 bUllon In 1955 and $219 bUllon,in 19(l). ':But ownership rates alone do not tell the entire story. :;As the InStitUtions, especially the pension funds, continue to grow they forced to Invest, and their lnvest:nients so big that, generally speaking, uieY m1,1st Invest In very big compaotes. :'There Is a tendency ~re forcertain largl! companl~, 1118DY of them among those that make up· tit~ :JoneS Induslrlai Average. to be the rtiposltory of these InStitutional funds, If oruy'for short periods of time. :As a consequence of all this activity, made possible partly by U!rhnologlcal changes that enabled stock exchanges to accommodate It, shares tui'n over much faster today than In years gone by. :;ay the final quarter of 19111, InStitutions aCCOl;lnted tor 65percent of public sfuire volume and'7l pel cent or public orders executed on the NYSE. A!ld tin many days slnre then the percentage may have reached 81. · More recent figures confirm the'extent of InStitutional activity. On Thursday, August 2, trading In blocks of more than 10,00J shares- an .undisputed Indicator of InStitutional activity- reached a record 3,579 on :the Big Board. far exceeding the previous hJeh ol 3,151 on Januacyr 5. , When actMty ot this sort' Is recorded - total volume was a record 172.83 :mUllon shares - It Is no surprise to find that the Dow Jones average also m;e an ast0111shlng 31.47 points to ll66.<l! by the end of ti\e day. ' · , •lo ~ ~ •! , •s 2 '•c." 2 L •b ~ "to \• a F ~ ., are ~ "p ~ 1 IJ ."·'' • A h ~ • N "3 p .. Cl lc p T.. 15 I 2 s "'4 ..••, . t: 1' 1M •: .. bo A• 3· tr, : Today 1s Tuesday, Aug. 14, the 227th day of 1984. There are 1:\9days lett In & . ' . ,uoe year. : Today's highlight In history: : OnAug.14, 1945, Japan ~need II would surrender, endllJgWorld War ~I. · · r' On this date; ' ' ~ In 1900, lnternatklnal forceS, lncludb!l U.S. Marines, entered Peking to put doWn the Boxer Rebellion, which was aimed at ridding China of • foreigners. 1 IJ\ 1917, China declared war on Germany and Austria at the sUUt of World war I. . . . •·· • In 1932, lite Los Anaeles Summer Olympics C81J1!! tc a c,ble, 't"lth the, Unl~ States placin& first In total )l91nts IC.'Ofed. ' : IIi J93j the Social Security Act became Jaw. I I.n after meeting oa board a ship off J,11ewfn1ndland b' four days. h:lliellt Franklin o; Rooeevelt and Brltllh I;>rlme Minister Winston S, bwrciiWI88ul!dtheAtlantlcCharter, a stalemelltofjrlnclplell~ :Wat and peace. . : In 1951, newspaper flbllsher W"!lam Randolph Hearst oo: ~"' Tt El ,_ ' oday in history Ill I( t"· ' ' ·••&Jf ' gn8ome i'eallty to avoid any iG. concocted llbefa (II Soviet life, Bu,t ree)ly, .why llhoulil • the tree wOrld' ~frool IIIJIPiY· ·lni a country that wishes to deteud !tself from blatal)l aareas\011, with ·~Sovlet~~·'~:lpedal, ~lib! are saYIJ1g; Is .hiirtlfti .0 llediY. - ttom an· bverbead f4 IIWTeal· • .18ni8, ~. economic, mnitar)' ' and social ~~tIt yearns, redy, .for a pertodql hlllernatlon, WedOn't ·~ thls · Interesting Insight Is true, knowlna only that It . Is plallllble, There are too ~Y whether «<ntraddcttool at war within SoVIet ·110Ciet31· But thla does ~·us , of the I~IISIIllllty to tlllnk . ..CI'eladve]y, IIJid to be prep8retJ. to · use that !Jttle lana!~ whiCh' could • bring the~ down. 0;' not Election year jitters _____;.___Jac,--k_A_ruk_,_r5o_n conference. ruptedtoaskthepresiclenttoreturn . WASHINGTON - A Federal they were early this year. Finally, Rep. Jack J5emp, Rto the foreign policy dllcusslon. It Reserve Board· chairman onCe The Interest-rate debate surfaced desCribed his job as taking away briefly at President Reagan's last N.Y., broke in and sa)d, "Mr. was aOOther 15 minutes bl!iore . President, I ~tnow It's aaie, but I Reagail got back to Keriip and sal(( • the punch bowl just as the party was meeting with Republl~ congresan Issuethat'S ol great thai lie .sllared his conceu:w. Then ge(\lng good. Republicans gather, sional leaders. My associate MI- want to : 'Reagan. pa 2d the ~ to Regan. lng In Dallas are afraid that the chael Blnsteln learned the details of concern." The queStion Kemp asked was . To the astOnishment cit maily In : current Ft!d chairman, Paul the private mee.tlng. how It w.es possible:that the country . ·the room1 the 'l,'reas'll'Y seqetary . The congressional .viSitors sat Volcker, may be planning lust such a dirty trick. This could spoil their around the table with the president, was expertenctna Jtrong et:llllOitllc , . vtaon!usiY d elnlded: the Fed~ election-year party by stifling the whUe SeCretary of State .George · growth and, at that time, dalllng ., ·cautious' ~.- · ~·.' Regan, economic recovery. Shultz, Treasury Secretary Donald . stock marlcel stmult811e011ily. Then hlllleftD. the acllillldiU)~'• 111011 I.n fact, many GOP leaders think Regan, budget boss David Stock: Kemp volunteered an~ tO his · outaptikeD clitlc,~·v~. BiPed: ' • thatltleFedbadbaen~t, · Volcker already removed the man and other advisers sat along IIWii questloit• ., o • punch bowl this spring by tighten- .the side of the room listening. · .He conteftded tliat1the.1nveltlng IDii the 't!OOIIOIIIY ·~te AllllllSt the entire ftrst hour was pu~ Is ~vliice.l ihat, tiie.'Fed, 'IIJII!II!Y aroWlh iti tar. Hf:Wernid Ing the money supply ·and dr1vlng the piime Interest rate up to l3 ' devoted to central America and the despite repealed denials, sets Its · tJiat the ec~illamt-cGwd'D¥ _._ percent, Its highest l~el in 22 · defense appropriations blll pending IYICliii!Y po111Ctes ~th the aJni ()f doub!e-<JIIII powtlt ta~ ~ · months. Only' the near-faUure of In Congress. "I was slttlng there keeping the I!COI\olriy frOm ~ the danpr,Df ·~a;l,iliitftlt!"l, . . '' ': ' ,_ "M,ybeVolaJierll,ouai~·~ Continental Illinois Bank per- getting more-and more frustrated, toofast.Solnvestonarewaeywheli suaded the Fed that this wasn't the knowing that tbe president ·was : the lnclliators ~· slrQIIS eco- JnterJec:ted Kl!m.P.': "!lid file ec:Q~· time . th .tighten nioney and risk going on television that night," said -IIQmlc growth; lheY're :atrald the (!lily 1111'1." He poinfat 10 Wttlcl-'' another ~slon. And though the · one participant, who . wan'ted -the Fed will Clamp down on credit, Quarter ·'fllurel! .lil!lwlltl a ~h Fed has eased credit considerably discussion to shin to ecoiiQiillc drlvtnglnterestrate.eppaJidCidUDil " slowei\ growth .nite 'arict cootlilued '. ·'dt11!~~.1D 'the ~Gf Ji'llld and since June, It's not enough tor the questions that were sure In be of! the recovery, Sen. Charles Percy, R-ID., Inter, oihe'f' 1 1Q(latloa-iens\ltlve Republicans, who'd like to see brought up at the evening press . .. . .' Interest rates back down where .. ~~; ,.,,I.·· raise "We win a lot of pne-nm games. We won a 2•1game lwodliysagoln Montreal. Tonight was just one of tholle games where we couldn't get our ot:rense going," Frey said of the. Cubs' four-hit offense againSt Mike LaCoss and BW Dawley. JOile Cruz singled with one out In the Houston ninth off · Chicago starter Scott Sanderson and stole second. MumPhrey followed with his game-winning hit. Dodp16 9, MeCII2 Mike Marshall's tie-bre8.Jdng single drove In the first ot the five seventh-lnnlngrunsandGregBrock capped theuprlslngwlthathree-run a • ;..: l . , t.'! • '·' '·• 'i\'· '\' ' I· ., .·fr~, ..... '~ ~y A"'de•a! PlUIII . U ~ Boddlcker was hurting, lml!!lliie how the Blue Jays felt. &-1. Manager Tony LaRussa's .declslm to remave him. "Tiley had some 'l'wlns5,B~en1 Kent Hrbek 8nd Randy Bush hit right-banders Cmtlng up In the cmsecutlve homers In the Twins' eighth Inning and I have to respect five-run fourth Inning, but It was his ~llilon m that," Bannister said. Minnesota pitching that has 1mRudy Law doubled twice In the pressed Milwaukee Manag~r Re!le game and scored both times . . Lachemann. '"lbeY are third In the ID!II-e. YulmsS league In' pitching," Lachemann Joe Carter's 11th-Inning . single sakf ·after John Butcher, ~7, drove home Brook Jacoby, Whose pitched his sixth p;mplete game. fourth hit of the pme, a single, "You have to have outstanding started the winning rally. It )VBS jlttchlng, especially In this ballpark, · Carter's first hit of the game after to go with these kind of nwnbers." · Sunday's two bomers -Including a Butcher six hits while grllnd slam, - and six RBI. The walking IIQne arid striking out two. rookie left fielder also made two He Joined Frank VIola, 13-.10. and throwlni errors In Mcoday's game. they~· ' ' Mike Smithson, 12-9, as the third Steve. Farr, the . fifth Cleveland Since losing his first four starts of twin to rei\Ch double figures In the pitcher, threwtwo~eless.lnnlngs · the seasoq, ~lcker has raised his win column. They have not had that to raise his record to 3-9. reconl to.J<I-8, ; . many since 1979. .I The Jndll!ns SCU'ed four times In ~ttmpre's ;vJctozy enabled the · While Sox 5, R.,.ers 3 the first Inning oft starter Jim ~ tpsplltthefour-garneserles · Greg WalllerandR.oySmalleyhlt Deshaies, keyed by Jacoby's two1 'Yif,lj ,., fhol•n JaY.>\\m,who · dre\v a · ~llameruiwtobackthe~blned nm single. TheYankees Ued lt5-51n club-record 1~ tans. It was the · se\om-hlt paldilng ol Floyd Hannis· the eighth 011 Omar Moreno's final meeting between the two clubs ter and two ~rs.Bannlster, double. this season. . . U -7, retired.tlle.flrst 13 batt,ers and Royals I, Red Sox 1 . Jlrrl ' Clancy," 9-12, allolvl1d only had a no-hitter unW· Buddy Bell Bud Black sc.atlm!d seven hils.to seven hits and walked twO balte!'S, singled to lt!!ft _wlth one out in ~ snap a personal four-game losing but 111s ltllstalu! to Sakata rnst him -seventJL · streak.Black, ll-10 but 64 In six the game. . • . Bannister gave up three hits and starts slnre the AD-Star break, · ~here In the American . onerun;struckooteightandwalked struCk oot six and walked one.as the ~. MIIW!=ta overpowered 'one, Heleftaftereightlnnlngs.Rw Royals ended a three game skid. Mllw!lukee 5-1, Chicago IDPPed Reed and Juan AgusiO combined to Darryl Motley, starting his first Texas ~· ,t)eveiand took an yield four hits and two runs In the gameslncehelnjuredakneeAug.9, . ll-lnnlng,S:5vlctoryaverNewYork ninth Inning. ' · gave the Royals a 3-llead In the · and '1\aiJSIIS City slammed Boston Bamtlster dld not second-guess fourthlnnlngwithhlslOthhomenm. I ' Elodqicker, troubled by back ~.threw the first one-hitter ot his IW!)-YEf!l" major Jeallue career Monday night as the Baltimore · Od~ .took a 2-1 victory aver TOI'QIIto. Tile ,26-year~ld rlght·IWlder was touched for a leadoff double by Rance J\1ulll!llks In the third Inning, then reUred 12 consecutive Jays unW he l)lt Dave ,Collins leading off the seventh. J Leon Sakata's second-Inning hQmer gave t)le Orioles the 'only runs scattered ... •' "Come to think of it, I think there "I should say not! I didn't n:allze he's another AlierH*. and r'~ Subcommittee recently released were. At least some of them had what a contemP.tlble rat he wu he aets what's COIIIIng to him real classified material Involving the · strong political cbnvlctlonS, but I until I talked to you. For all I know, soon." ' security clearance of eight dlsttn- don't believe BUI -then again he ' gulsbed Amertcan citizens. It was never did say much about politics." ' ~ .I I • unevaiuated matertal gathereq by "Didn't you find this strange?" Otto F. Otepka, and many people the Investigator asked as he !oelk protested that this kind of thing notes. harked back to the McCarthy era. "I didn't at that time, bUt now I didn't realize how dangerous that you mention It, there was something Uke this could be untO I something funny a':Jbut BUI's not. was 'Interviewed by a security wanting to discuss politics." . specialist from one of the govern· "You said ,It; I didn't. Whatabout . ment agl!llcies, who was checking his drinking habits?" '• '· • uponagoodfrlendoflillnewhowas ' '"As far as f know, he never • touched .the stutt at all." .'l:.,.' considered for an Important '"nlen you'd call him a secret . ' ' ' ~~-~~~ drinker?" Hogan blatt, and I knew h!J;n from "Come to think ollt, he probably my~ln~ was. I never ti'UIIted a guy who , Tile security mlin was very wouldn't drink In public." tr1endly. '.'How long have you "What else can you remember known Hoganblatt?" he asked me. abOUt him?" · "About 18 years," I replied. "I "He U8!ti to go to the·m~s In want to say he's one·of the finellt Parts a lot." menl'veeverhaathepleuuretobe "Did yiJu ever see him go to a · . associated with. He's a good father, museum1'' a kind husband, a loyal friend and a · "No, he !1111 said he did." · great All)er1can." "Then he cou!d· haye gone ','What kind of . people did he anYWhere during thOse tlnies. Even BliSOCiate with during the years In to the Soviet Embaay." "By golly, he could have. I Parts?" "An kinds. Wrtters, artists, busl- wouldn't have put lt past him." ' ' nessmen. ~ wa,s, a very demo"One more question. Ali an . "You ~now ,., •••• """· to ,... . . , cratlc guy. . American cltW!n, would you want hfllitJ ..,.. IIIIWif to . .'It? MT "Were there any left-wlngers Hoganblatt to · work for your I<IDDINGI . • ' ri1Uilt!llt?" . among these friends?" ,The Senate Internal security Berry s.World· - .. . !.fond'*_,., rushing last season, didn't 'play because of a neck Injury suffered In Quarter horse cards offers fast racing race ., practice. · Quarterback Ferragamo played less than baH the contest as Los Angeles coach.John Robinson kept, his reserves on the field most of the contest. McDonald, a product of Southern Cal whUe Robinson was the coach . there, made a. spectacUlar homecoming In his new role of the No. 1 quarterback for the Bl'IJWIIS. He .completed a 19-yatd tou~h.· down pass In Dwight Walker In the second pertod to bring Cleveland back Irom a ~ deficit, then connected with Ozz1e Newsome on a scoring pass of three yards and with Harry Holt on another ofeightylj.l'ds in a four-minute span of the third period. McDonald, who had been the . Brown's backup behind Brtan Sipe for four years and finally Is getting his chance after Slpe's departure to the United States Football League, cm~Pleted 15 ol22 for 245 yards and Meigs County talrgders wanting to see some tBst, and possible wild andwoolyracing,candosoat4p.m. Saturday w11en the annual quarter program Is held on the track . - Whllethesespeedyracesareopm tc all breeds ot horses, It Is the muscular sprinting quarter horse . that usually excels in this brief explosive dash to t~ finish. . Thequarterhorse,oneofthemost pop1lar breeds In the area, is lmown for its versaltllity as well as speEd. A well·bredquarterhorselscapableof 1 accelerating tc ma~tlrimm Speed almost Instantly, outsprlnttng thoroughbreds, race cars and motorcycles at short distances. A good quarter.horse has a calmdlsposltion suitable to the show ring and numerous farm uses and also makes a dependable child's horse, horsemen report. Races Saturday will be run from a five-horse starting gate at three dlstances-~yards, :nlyards, both down the stralght-aw~y, and 600 . yards .Involving one tum. Jockeys must be 16 years old and wear helmets. Horses must wear appropriate racing tack. Entries In Saturday's program have already been received from am~s such as Newark, Zanesville, Athens, Nelsonville and Apple Grove as well as Meigs County: 'I'IIose who would like to nm their horses but the animals have not been gate broken, can go to the infleld at the talrground where the starting gate will be all day on Friday and Saturday morning so that owners can school their horses for the Saturday races. Horses may be entered b)( calling no later than Fr1day noon, 992-7888. .• ·' was Intercepted once. Your BEST Insurance Policy is a GOOD Agent 214. EAST MAIN POMEROY 992·6687 . ........ lni&LJIDI r.omrsnll• 155Rl3 ............. $32.50 165Rl3 ............. $34.50 185/70Rl3 ....... $41.00 195/70R 14 ....... $44.00 Mounted & Balanced FREE ·..... LMITED SUPPLY ··. ·. ALL .BLACKWALL ' .- • ALIGNMENT' WE DO 'BRAKE WORK $1450 MOST • CARS \ It t p.m. Sltunlay when lhe _,.. C)ll8IWr race 1Ji0iit81lll~, .. ' :~~g ANGELES (AP) - Coach Sam Rutigliano of the Cleveland Browl)s was pleased with his club's preseason victory aver the Los Angeles Rams, but heknciwstitmay be different when the tEams battle during the National Football Lea~ regular season. "It will be different a month from now with Eric Dickerson and Vince Ferragamo In there,:· Rutigliano said Monday rilght after the Browns evened thelrrecordatl-lwltha2J.l0 victory over the Rams. · Dickerson, who led the league In LOS ' Security c_h eck ·_ _·- ----.--~-'--""""7"----:-:--·-A_rr_il~_h_Wtilil~'· .. "• ' they lnlpected his glove for foreign 9!b'llaDCel wllell , ' ~· llnldng lork bal drew the IIUBII"C'CCII of tile Cllica&o Cubs M011day aJsb' at the Ailbudmue. (AP . : t eserphato). ~ ' . ~ eight Innings and scattered five hits . He struck out nine and..retlred the last 19 ba~ he faced beforeJeny 1 Reuss pitched a pel fed ninth. Loser Walt TeiTell was tagged tor ll hits In seve! Innings but six ol the seven runs off him were unearned becauase of two errors by shortstop Rafael Santana. · Clll'lllnall 0. ~ S David Green tripled tO touCh off four-nm uprising In the ftfth Inning ageln.st.MarioSoloand Bruce SUtter I'eCOided his 31JI save to preserve IVOkle Ricky HortQn's seventh victory. . Green scored the game's first nm 011 a single by Chris Speier, who was forcedat~butcamearound In score on singles by WIUie McGee and Tommy Herr: Teny Pendlel· · on's double made It ~ and Herr scored on Georgt! Hendrick's · grounder. Andy VanSlyke added an RBI single oft Tom Hume In the seventh. ' roamJna . . . of. ·~l'llli'llts. It dol. ilot ' · pay tor the of America to I tha( kind of tldq II .temptation . .second-place Mets in the NLEast.ln the only other NL game, St. Louis beat Cincinnati 5-3. The Cubs have won rt one-run games this season, more than any other team In lhe league. But Monday night'ssetbackwasthenh time they have lost by that margin. . Oiioles edge ·Blue Jays,·2.- l; TWins continue -winning ways Browns defeat Rams, 21-10 that utter the Soviet p~ baa forth lies abOUt condl· lions' In LQs Allgeles, which Soviet readers are belni told ltq becmJe a gan1ion to 'protecf sChool grounds." . FOREIGNSUBSTANQ!:CHECK ...:. Asml&pltdler Mike~ haads over Ida cap to ll*d bale llll1plre Bob Engel IIJid home plale ump Dave Pallolle lifter ,.·-==·· aoina on In MIJI!.'ow. Enouab II 110iJii oa .In MosCow ·In tht! way of ' HOUSTON (A'f_) -The Chicago Cubs may have lost more than a · baseball pme dei!endJng on the seriousness m an Injury to All-Star ~ ba!lemali RYJII! Sandberg. Ali 11 the hlp bnrlle surr~ by Sandberg, the National l..ftgue's third leading hitter, In a first-Inning coiUslonwlthHoustontirstbaseman E!IOII€abt.!Uweren'tbadenollgh,the Cubswentontodropa2-1declslonto the Astra$ on Jerry Mumphrey's . , nlnth-lnnlngnm-scorlngslngle. "It was a bruise above the hlp and It's pretty !l()fe, butWedon't think It's serious,'' said Mana&er Jtm Frey. "WHether he can play ('I'ue!lday) will depend on how sore It Is. We'D find out (Tue5day).lwouldguesshe· .will probably play.,, AbQut the only good news tor the Cubs came In Los Angeles, where the Dodgers broke a tie with five u,neariled runs In the seventh Inning ~whipped NewYork9-2, keeping the Cubs 4¥.! games ahead or the . ' ' An American with experience In (light antl·tank weapons), un- the coincidental pi'esllures on the the Near East who has spent much guided rockets designed to fire soldjers brought on by Soviet be forciblY repatriated, and will not time in Iran writes that the situation from an expandable tube, nicely .authorities, and by the MIIJahldln. 1l!' tcrtured or otherwlle ml.streeted In Afghanistan gives us great used againSt trucks. Plus a few Tile Soviet Union, followln& I~ wlll!e rows. :'!'here Ia reuon to belleYe 'that opportunities, which we are not hundred Dragons (single man, Slallnlst protoc;ols established ill exploiting. The figure that gets portable, wire-guided anti-tank World War U, 11ep by lilootllJJ · deteCtions by Rlllllan · 10ldlen tossed about on how much aid we rounds) and TOWs (bigger, but still repatrta~ pi1sonen ot wa~. and wo~ be heavy. Combined with are giving to the Mujahadln, who portabl"). Add a few hundred those that come In in secOnd wa~ mUitao' Iones effected by ~m. may be called the Afghan freedom 81mm mortars and a few thdusand are sent off to labOr camps, ~IIY technolotllcaUy' ltlpldltlcated weap. onry, tl)ese cjefectlons cqUiil ctlpple fighters , Is $150 jnllllon. It Is (I am modern assault rifles and ammuni- to die. , Informed) more like one-sixth that tion. 1bls estimate Is that Sl50 The Mujahadin, ffi!!Bnwhlle, are this mUltary salient of the Sovlei figure, and more's the.pity, because mUlion thus s~nt would stop the not renowned for their hotlpllallty to Union and lncldeiltally ·- a poillt , right now, tn the whole world Russians as decisively as tor a prtsoners of war, who: are mostly yltal. to strellll - cjxli the Soviet theater, the biggest bang for a buck whUe they were stopped In Finland shot, rather )!)an taken away, appetite tor any mllltary trot1c Into . i.n 1939. · Is ours ·In "'" Afghanistan. ' particularly given that rest~ to Iran. We sent recently to Saudi Arabia But tbere Is a further weapon, one the invaders Is essentiii!Jy nomadiC:- . ·We come down, ihen. to the a few hundred Stingers. These are that could prove psychologically n Isn't el!SY · to lllg abOIIt.'a rew prtnclpal question, namely, How would the Weat react to such the extraordinarily portable wea· decisive. It Is well-known that the prtsoners ot war. aggretJSive dele~? , pons by which Mom and pop knock Sovl~t habit Is to .;leal harshly with . The pf'OPO!'Ial Is to bring about a It Is a continuing anomaly In down tanks and airplanes and, their own ·prisoners 'of war. The comprehens.lve revision cit Atal!an ·mcldentaliy, trucks and other vehi- working Soviet thesis Is that no · policy In respect ol PO'j'ls; notwlth· International standa.-ds that the , cles. ".Just.a quarter of tile Stingers Russian soldier gets captured, standing the Inconveniences In· · Soviet UniOn can safely do u It llkel sent to Saud! Arabia would, In the becaum: he Is tOQ valiant to submit voived. The POWs could be a<:· hands of the Mujahadin, create to such indignity, preferring InStead cepted. and then 8ent off, say to utter chaos for tilt! Soviets." to die with his· boots on. Now this Pakistan, t!lere to await t)lelr final some. of which relate tO a belle · Stingers and a few thousand LAWs legend Is most easily re!nforced by disposition, but undel- bNvU~ pub- commitment to ~J~teirity; .some of . which .a re unrelat¢ \0 intellrlty, comiDg clo.er to lte oppoelte. We bave ·seen, d~ the Olympic l Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio SHOULD I BRING MY CHILD TO THE FUNERAL? ' Ju~t as with adults. (hildren need to express their leeelinas · of piel. To deny your (hiid this emotional outlet is to handicap his' natural, maturin1 development. Child'rtn can (Op_: with death better than you may expect. .' ~' ' A child's emotional resiliency is truly remirkable and often ·under·llted. With adequate preparation. a child may ottend ' the funeral and will be ail the betttr lor it. But the child IIIUII· be told WHAT TO EXPECT at the funeral. If he or she under- · stands whit is ha~ptni11J, there's a better lee lin& durin&an4~ alter the ceremonies. · · . 00 NOT FORCE the thild to attend thou1h. Each child may rmt diHerently, but if you anticipate any problems. feel free to discuss this with us fully at your convenitnte. We have video tapes and readln& materials availableatthe tu- ·:· neral home to help both you and your child in preparinl lor , the funeral serv1ce. . $1995.00 . Syet.eme from 11696. ' lnet.alled ..................,.... . 371·6111 • ....... 01111 Pl~ rtoJ;.gjk¥, Your questions and comments on this and other subjects aie · welcome - in private or publicly throu&h this column. §;lfN'al Jt-.. (114), -·141 ' MIIIDI.EI'OIIT,OHIQ JAMES SIMPSON JAMES BLOWER ., �\ • r •.. • • • • •• . Huntley's demands ridiculoQ$ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel . we'll pay hlm a good sala!y , If be wants to be paid In automobiles, · SlusberandHunleydldnotretum ~page list of contract dephone calls and could not bereec:hec! . mands subn)ltted to the Cincinnati Insurance policies and real estate, torcornment. . Benpls (lll behalf of hold-out draft. he'll have to get that somewhere In the ablence of Hunley, Benaal, veterans RJck Razzano, Steve jilckRlckYHunleylncludesautomo- else. "He can bey whatever !If wants, Maldlow and Roo Slmpklnl are blles, llflHind health-Insurance poll· cles and at least one piece of real · but We WQII't buy it for hlm to begin flghtlngforthetnslde llnebackerslot with."' • alongside Glenn yameron. eetall!; a -.per has reported. Hunley's hOldout, which reac.hes '11le CI!JclnnatiE!llulrer reported • • n-say 1J¥1t It has ¥Wned such a It 31st day Tuesday, Is t~ longest tor a flrst,roundplcklnBengalshlstory. propoeal has been sulmltted l)y Jiunley's Beverly Hl!ls:-bosed agent, "AS said. far as we're ~med." BrOwn "lhellllY'smtcomlng." ~ ~ Howard Slushe~. Tile deal sought by Slusher for , Slusher pt'OIXlfiEd a similar conThe Daily Sentinel to have l;OJlll! of tract oo anotber player's behalf to Hunley Is (V8P81ll-. .) ' theNewEnglanciPatrlotslastyear, the same perquisites the agent trted A Dlvlllllll of Mollfmedlo, 1... to get for stellar defensive back the Pab1ot General Manager said. Published every afternoon. Monday • Mike Haytlel!with NewEnglandlast Benpls Assistant General Man· lhr.OUKh Friday, 111 Court Street. by tl1e year. 1be Patrtots refused, Haynes ager ~Brown Said Moncjay be's Olllo Valley PubllslllnK Com.-ny · Mul· llmedla, Inc, PomerQY, Ohio «17811, 912· never seen denu\ndS as lengthy or held out, and New England traded 21M. Second class postage paid fit Pocomplex as those sought by Hunley. him to the Los Angeles Raiders. meroy, OhJo. who was picked May lin the first ..------~-----; Member; The Auoclated Preas, In· WJLMINGTON, Ohio (AP) -A r-;:::========::::;,· thOUght round of lhls years college..player draft. . 1be Bengals gave SlusberatJatno oo his demands. SlUSher, In tum. refused an lnltilll Cincinnati con· tract dfer In May and an amended ...... • • ,.•• . . . .. . . .., ... ~ ..... ~ , Ill :-~ CJO-CHAMPION TUPPERS PlAINS - '11le :} TuppmiPialnsBravesPeeWeeteamrecenllyliedthe :•:' :ruPPets Plains Cub& for lin& place lnthelootJEa8tem ·:>· Pe League, Both Tuppen! 1'1111118 teams shared :::-· :the championship with ldeallcall>-1 recores. Shown wee . aboYe are troa&.-, C1ril Rood. .JGIJDOJIIN, WI!Siey Artaup, Pa& Newland, aad Juluq ...... SecOIId row, ClladBarller,IUddeCalaey,CIIadS.wy, Robert Reed, aad VInce lleBKs. A& rear are OOIMM, Georp Calllns aad Jack Rood. Scoreboard ... Plttsburah tCande-laria 10-8) at Atlanta Clr\clnn.all !Russell ~12 1 at Sl. LouiS tl...a.Pnlnt 8-91 . Jnl OUcago !Trout lo.5 l at Houston tNif>kro ll-91, In) Phlladelphla tKoosman 12-91 at San WLPd.GB 41 49 Tl "'""'' nroo., ti6 J63 ~n !JkWO !Show 11-7) , 9'h ""''"" a,,,,.,., ~ Chicago .. ' !'!6 53 """''"' ' Se&t11e 83 ,f91j 31f.l .t87 "~ .m :M5 .' • ~. BaltimOre • Tor'mto 1 Transactions -·- .......... .......... ._ OnJy AAfll£'5 SC"hftlul«l Toronro ti'Jl>xander 10.~ and LNI 12·21 .. 2-11. 2, n -nl California tWill ll-9 and ~ilion 2-11 at [)(>troll !Berenguet" 5-8 and Rozena 7 '.' Oakland rBI.Inis 11-61 at Baltlmur¥ tf'lanaaan S.UI , tnt · ' Seattle' tLa~IC11 10.91 at Nt"W York CAUFORNJA ANGELS-Pi8ttod Rod Can>W, first blsemaf\ on tiJP ~Y dis· a bled liSt retroactlvt" to Aua. 9, Pur· ctla.sOO ,.... ('(llb'act (( Darrell Miller, catchrr-<l.ttfk'ldrr. trom Edm<Jittn d thr Patlfk' Coast 11ague. h'EW YOfU( VANKEES-Acq.drtd Kt>v!rl Hickey and Dwg Dr-abclt, pltc:Mn, from tt. ChiciRO White Sox to oorJ1llt"T• an Nrlli'r tradf:- wblch sent Roy Smaaey 10 Cblcaa'o. . at Ck>W'Iand rHeaton s-12 and C(ll'l('f • •• .' . 3), 2, fl -n t 7-31. tnt Texa!!l !Tanana U -Ut at Chk:s.go {ffli v€.'1' ll-71 , tnl t Rasm~NPn 'Boston IHodllt' 3-:il:L tnl 'l'oroniO at Ck'veland, 2, ti-nt o61dand at Baltlmo~. lnl Canromla at Detroit , en ) at Coast~. IIAl!III!'I1IAU N....... I···~ ~Ia , tnt Boston at Kansas Ctty, tnt N..\'DONAL LEAGliE Mllwaukel! at C l E V E L A N WLPd.GB 70 ~ .593_ - 61 &:2 51 .!'67 4 Y.. 53 .539 fi ~ 58 00 .496 11 y, 5ti 51 81 .4KJ 13 fil WDrl' DIVISION san ~ o 69 411 Atlanta 60 , 58 l.ns A~IP!I 60 fB .432 19 •'· •• • • ·"" - .• HoostCI\ .483 12Y, 58 62 50 m 45 1!1 Monday'll «lanMII Clm:inn atl San FTanclscU . ., . ., !i(8 . INDIANA PA.CERS-C'ul Jim Malter e~ nd 'nco~. guards, Eml'St GntiWn, Tma Hl'11z, and Gary CarvK, forwards. and Br1an Manil, Cl'llt(>f. FOOIIIALL NMirNI Foolball ...... NFL-NamEd Mel Blwnt dlredor or play!'!!' l'('latlofls. . jg; tract. · . WASIDNG'TON REDSKINS-S~ JeTOJn(> Barkum, tight f'Dt . HOID!1' 22 \1 Sl . LouiS 5, Cincinnati 3 Hrus too 2. Chka~ 1 Los Alllf'~ 9, NPw York 2 Only K~ !ll'h«<uk>d Avenue, S.W., canton. Ohio 44702. , Ail interested parties will · be given ali opportunity to be heard ..Further lnlor· matlon may be 'obtained by contact111ng the· Com· missiOn. . THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By : Mary Ann Orlinskl, one as the l;!robable tavortte. 's He the only threi"-e ...R-eron this "'" "'u"' the American tour this seas6n (Tournament r.1 Cbampions, Match , Play Championship. Western Open), was a nmner·uP In both the MastersandBrltlsh.OpenandhOids his customaiy posttioo as the game's leading money·wlnner with $426,!5. With the seasOn beading toward a , ~ n p I! 7 u " c"' k : 2 8 lit 4 ,. ... ODCAGO BLACK HAWKS--Nart'lt-'d Ro~ NeilsOn --.am coech. · r un. Racing will continue Thursday • with a total purse to be released : at a later lime: The number of en· ; tries has made this year's events • very promising. • Wednesday's racing card Is as : follows : IM . • 7' •: . 1M A 3· ~ ......ro ,, •• II ·~- ... : •# llllii8CIIJPTION RATES By Carrier or Me& or Route Pace- 2 Year Old Filly- River Valley Colt Circ uli ~ Ohio Fair Fund · Early Clos· lnsn Trot- 3 Year Old - River Valley Colt Clrtult ~Ohio Fair Fund · Early Closing) · Page- 2 Yt>ar Ofd - _R iver Valley Colt Circuit (Ohio Fair Fund · Early Closing) Trot- 3 Year Old Filly~ River Valley Colt Circuli (Ohio Fair Fund · Early Closlng) Scioto results COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP.) -News : Speed zipped themlleln2:0fl·5, the • season's best time at Scioto Dawns . tor a ~year-old trotter, to Win ooeof . • , .the !!!gll 11 the Ohio Sires Stakes. r . \ · -at One Week ... .... .. ...... ............. ..... .$1.10 C' One Month ... .. ........ .... ............... N.BO . One ·Y ear .............. .......... ........ $57.20 • SINGLE OOPY • PKJCI!S , Dally ......... .. .......... ............. 25 Cents • • · SubScribers not detlrlng to pay the-car- : rler may remit In advance direct to :!l The Daily Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month .. b@sls. Credit wUI be gtven carrier each ~ month. ., . 1 • No subscrip.tlons by ~all permltt~ In ·'~- · towns where home carrier service 1s ~· · available. <t , MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ' ! IMwe Ohio JJ weeks .......................... ....... $11.56 . 26 Weeks ........................ ......... 129.12 52 Weeks ....o;;i;;id·~·Ohi~.......i .. $li8.21 ! u Wt>eks .. ........ ,...................... S!HO • 26 wee~<s ............... ........ .......... SJI~ :::~of.:J:-~t~=it~ 1 . , Watsondecllnedtomakeanearty vtslttotheslte.andsawltMondayfor theflrstllme. "If I cmJe In the week before," be said, "I get buined out before the ··.. • 1 . ·. · I' ' 1 , .. WORK HORSE MODEL GTIIOO 8·SPEED " ' ' . A lland~beled bedspread Fancy or bOllday apron: Dorothy ~ by Phyllld'ul1z, High Street. ~. took lllp IIOOQts In the Downie, Jane Thompaon, and Allee dorneltlc arll Judging Monday afternoon at the l21st Annual Meigs County Fait. .. I I' ' I Girl's drella: Debra L. Grueser. PuneJoy; ftebecca Ann Cottrill, l i i· Mlddleplrt, and Jane 1'llmlpsOII. Grueter, Dorothy IloWnle, Porne. GIUI!ser, Peggy Crane, Pcnll!loy, andSusanSanders,Pomeloy. ' i '. ~ , , '. BAUM LUMBER . Better dress: Ann Lambert, (: Peggy Bottllm, Mart!yn Spencer, Crane. . CHESTER, OH. -- Spencer, no third. ~ ' 985-3302 , WORKHORSE l•y [~WheelHorse and T·lhlrts: Debra Gnaeser, Martlyn '' . Cape . or coat: • 'Jonl Jeffers, ~ Ptmeroy; Allce,NetiS!!, Pllnleroy, ·' and Jane 'lbcmpeoo. ' i;., Lady's shortll: Rebecca Ami ~' Cottrill, Martlyn Spencer, and Debra Spencer. . LadY's slacks: Debra ~rueser. Ami Lambert, m third. ,. , Lady'ssultsiadcsorsldrt (lined) : .• ' . Ann Lambert. . · ;': • Lady's sint, slaCks or skirt 1 \ . (unlined): AM Lambert, JOIII :; Ann CU.T 1 Lambert and Berplee . ;• •Carpenter. .;; l..a!IYB robe: Dorothy Downie. · ·• · Men's jacket: Madeline Painter. ·:: Men's shirt: Rellecca Ann Cotte,.1 ' rtll, Jane 'lbonlpSOII. Madeline. ·', Painter. ~ Men.'s .trousers: Madeline ; PalnleJ' . . ·' Lady's' miscellaneous. Jane •• • TIIOOijiiOII. -' eK Memory ' ROOM . 5999.!1 ·::' Dowllle, Pauline Atldns, Ru~nd. ~· ~ Kitchell apron: VIolet Hyaell, -: ... PeaY Crane, and Allee Neue. '_,t':·.-----------r ..... ' Calendar Wu $7911.00 In c.t. ASC·11 . ~ ,• a ;:- :n t IIIII III . ~· AIR CONDITONERS a I Aprua8 G~ cross lltitch: Dorothy ,:• i ! "E.E.R." IS ENERGY EFFICIENT RATION AT CLOSE OUT P'RICES _..__ollho '1110 . . . . . . _ . ........... . lrtln ·,......... .... 4i1UIIIty 1nt1 prloe . 6,000 BTU ........ :.... ~ .................................... 9.0 1.1.1. 12,000 BTU ................ .:................................ 1.5 I.I.R. 18,000 BTU .............................................:••• 1.5' E.E.R. 24,000 BTU ......................... ~ ....................... 7.1 11JESDAY · ' · ·~ IOVIH((D '-:::. Lfl '• ...., [ , 'CIIImber 11 · !l: . l • Five Buill-In P1Ggi81M t!efp You ,.... Nota, Sclledl.......... KHp Up with "To·Do'•'' and More • lullt-ln Modem Allows ~CIII to lnfonnltlon Semo.lly Phone • ~~~on llettlriH~ Opllo.lll AC · . . . ·POMEROY- Punauy Area - - " TfOWOi.O(iY CoiUIIEIOI! will '..heet TIIEIIday, nom • Flta 1 .lly Into Your lrlefcJII or Daw*II-WelgiMI Lila T1wl4 Pouna ! • I·Une Full-lin Typewlttlr ll1d , by40-~r - - r --InC& "'\1:= • I4IC TRI-10 II adll101 Cclmluter Now 0n1r me.oo (111-uot, RIC-11) at Veleran'a Memorial Hospital. ~· ., . \MemiJera urj!ed to a..__. ......... :• . ;: - •• •• .•:. .•• RACINE- Racine Lodge 4111. F.tAM will meet Tuelday, 7: :Jl •• ' p.m. ~: ·~ • •. • ' •., •" ,; "':'!-. . "· j / ' ; i. '. ' ... •, ~ ~. '. >::., ; '·· ••• i. \ !..~~.. - .. ...~. ·••.i , '•:-.~ ., - w '···~--""" ...... _ . '· \' \ •\ , ' .: ~.·· ·' ,. \ ·~.-: ........ ; .. _.?·,.~·""' ''" ' TOP SPREAD - 'l'hls croclll!li!d b6dlptead. the creatloll of Mn. PhyiHa Fullz, IDih st., Pomao)', was the 11ranc1 ,me wlimer 8IIDII the dr ''l<J aria esales of the Melp Count¥ Fair. AlltapwiiiDr!r, Mn. Fullz miry wiD go to Columbulln 1M lo CIMtQ ete XnHdng I Reynolds. Baby afghan: Binda Diehl. sweal!lrset: Do!"OthyDow· nle, Barbara Murray. Crochet pot holder: Barbara Murray, Jonl Jeffers,' and VIQlet Hysell. . Crochet wall hanglilg: Barbara Murray. · Miscellaneous: Janice M. Curry, Pomeroy. Jonl Jeffers, and Barbal'aMUITay. Baby ' I &uum ford, MargaretBalley,JoniJeffers. ~pece~: DebraGrueser, Marilyn Spencer, !ind AltOIIa Karr, ... · ·-~··. / .1'~· 1,~/ 1 ' r': . ' \ Applique: Barbara Murray, Louise Hall, Middleport. Cotton patchwori<: ~urtel Brad· :S•, ,f.,.,.... "HIGH" EER . Afghan.NinaCraddock. Sweater, sllpover: Dorothy Downie. MarllynSpencer,LOIIgBoltom. l ' ' Adiii!Ciilll•• . Sweater, button front: Dorothy One piece dress: Delll'a Gxueser, . Dwnle, Allee Nease. =· JII!IY . EJcblnaer, ,Puneroy, and Baby Sweater: Dorpthy Downie. '• ;.Jeffers, no thin!. Lady's jacket Marilyn Spencer. ELECTRIC BILLS with . Jeffers. Miscellaneous: DOrothy Downie. Marilyn Spencer, and Barbara MwTay. Painted: RebecCaAnnCottertll. Embroidered: Ruth Moore, Mar· Crodlet : Puuewy. , _Afghan, plain crochet: Elizabeth ;: Lady's blouse: Martlyn Spencer. , Han1s, Pomeroy;· Rebecca Ann . :· Debra Spencer, and D<rothy Cotterill. VIolet Hysell. ' ' DoWnie. Afghan, fancy crochet Barbara ;. Sldrt: 'I'riSha Spencer, Loog Murray, Jon! Jeffers, Kathy Rl!Y· HORSEPOWER LAWN AND GARDE!!! TIIACTOR THAT CAN MOW GRASS, TILL AND REMOVE SNOW • .. Bedspread: P~yllls D. Fultz, Crocheted: ~ebecca Ann Other hobby Items: ·K im Nelson, Pomeroy. VloletHysell,andBarboraMUITBy. Tablecloth, emlroldered: R!Jth Handkerchief, crochet trtm: Do- Cotterill. Moore. rothy Downie, Barbara Murray, · utdl book. Ruth Moore. Loom Woven: MaryKing,Doona Tablecloth, crocheted: Ruth Binda Diehl. Davidson. . Moore. ,. . Dollie: Dorothy Downie. Donna Miscellaneous: Donna DavidsOn. • Potholders: Violet Hysell, Jonl · Davidson, Rutland; Kathy ~·s miscellaneous: Delll'8 1, ~ ,. 11 ;-~ third. :- Lc:.lla Bottml. AN •• Embroidered apron: third 'only. .' I : $2149 1be Amerclan Cancer Soclely reports that one out pi eveey U women will develop breaat canoer at some time during their llYI!ll. .. : CIJ!Idnii'•CWI*II ; Allee Neue. 'lbebedlpreodwas!Jelecledasthe Needlecralt Pllk7N cases, Cl'06S stitche: Ruth "belltl1abow"fr<moverDlentrles In the competltloo. Moore, Alll:e Neue. Janis Tyslm 11 Athens was the Pjllaw . cases, painted: Allee jiJdaeandplaced theroeette<inMn, Nease. Fultz' bedlpreodatterchnQalngltas Plllaw cases, embroidered: Alll:e the best ci the blue rtbbon Winners. Ne~~~e, Nil1a Craddoclt, Middleport, : ·, Asbeslrtshow,ltquallflesforthe andRuthMoore; , , . · Governor's Award Program at the Pillow cases, croche~ trim: 1 , 191150hlosta1l!Falrwhentopentrtes Barbara M\IITay, PomeroY: Binda wlllcomettomallofOhio'scountles . Diehl, Rutland. itnd Delma Karr, tQ compete for a $1110 casl\ prize. Middleport. A Drst·llme exhibitor, Mrs. Fultz Crewel embroidered cushion: 1, , mted on her entry tag that her Barbara Mullen, Middleport. : bedlpiead which took just aver a Cushion, crocheted: Violet , year to make required !13 skeins rl Hysell. crochelthrelldwhlchwouldreachl2 CUshion, embroidered: Allee ' miles. Nease, third only. 'i ; RuthMooreofPomeroytookboth · C!Jshlon, needlepoint: Binda ,· . second and third place In the overall . Diehl. · judging with rosettes being placed CUshion, patchwork, Dorothy 1 • • oo her pineapple design crocheted · Downie, VloletHysell,RebeccaAnn : talileciOthforsecoild, ~aquUtfor Cottertll. . .. third. · . CUshion, counted .cross . stitch: KlmNelson,Pomeroy,AlleeNease, Premiums and rtbbons were no third. Cushion. candlewick: Barbara awarded In three places In each MUITBy, Jon! MUITay, VloletHysell. ; claas, listed here first. second and Tablecloth. painted: Allee Nease: third. i'espeetively: Merrllee Bryant. LOIIg Bottom, no ;. ·- Who gets breast cancer Nease. roy,andJaneThompson. ; Dresseddoll, ,handmade: Muriel ; Boy's trousers: Jane Thompson. Bradford, CoolVIlle, Jane Thomp• Child's blbule: Jane 'lbomp&OII, son, and Delma KBJT. ; Madeline Painter. Middleport. , Lhtch hook wall hanging: Ruth : T-shlrt: Il!!bra L. Grueser, no Moore. ; second, and Jane 'lbornpllon, third. Miscellaneous: Opal Pugh, Mid~ Child's shortll: Jane 'lbompson, dleport, Margaret Bailey, Pome; MadellnePalnter.nothlrd. roy,'andVIoletHysell. ~ 'Coat<r jacket JIIJII!Thcxnpson. Quality. At an affordable price. THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 1984 9:00AM. TIL 12:00 NOON • ' I ·; See You 'There! , • - -·- •, ' ' Tuaaday, August 14. 1981 ·Domestic arts· results . announced for Fair ~: .. • By The Bend , ~ . Pu1wilpy. Girl's _better dress: Debra L. AUGUST 14th - 18th tournament starts." - 5 ---··--- .. ~ PoorMA$TER: Dally Sent1ne1, 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, :,; Ohio 45769. • • ' ROCK SPRINGS ""- An es· : timated purse totalling$i3,286.!18 • has drawn a field of 49 horses for ~ the init)al competition begt_ nnlng ;: Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. > at the Meigs County Fairgrounds ~ at Rook Springs . ; Wednesday's racing program • l'ncludes 14 heat races total In lour divisions: Page-Two yea~ rold filly, Trot·Three year old ,' • Pace-Two year old, and Trot· • Three year olds. ; The large purse has aitracted ~ many outstanding participants · and should make for some fine • racing action on the fairgrounds • oval. Heat races will begin at 2 p. ., m. and continue throughout the • day until all 14 heats have been "' ·" Send addresa to The: ~· SPE.C·I·A . LS ·.· , . . ~ PHONE 614-992-3629 ~ .•:•• 73.1 Third Avenue, New York, New .. York 10017. · · ... ... .. .... ... ... ... ...... ...;.. :Fair racing · ~ card begins ~ on Wednesday ~ scntatlve, Branham Newspaper S&lel, .. t.---~~S~ec~r~e~ta~ry;;~~·::~~~2~W~ee~ks~·~~~~~~~~~~ ;IM;.IIO~:; ::U:t!J~ntn:=~hl: IF YOU CANNOT COME IN CALL FOR AHOME APPOINTMENT. N-..-....... , Chambers, 218 Cleveland We Also Service and Repair all Makes of Hearing Aids. Batteries And Supplies For All Makes For Sale sAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-SIWWI b Montaiia, quartel'bllek. to a !lx·year con· ""'" .420 Ill about the reported demands, would not coDtltm them. But be said: "If Hunllly wants to work here, MEIGS IINN, POMEROY, OHIO . Anyone who has trouble hearin& is welcome to have a hearing test usin& modern electronic equipment to determine if his loss is one which may be helped. Some of the causes .of hearing loss will be explained and diagrams of how the ear works will be sh~wn. · BPard.JI:U~- 9'h Br<M"n. asked by . the Enquirer soclaUon, National Advertising Rep~· 11 · BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: p CAVP.LlERS-RPkwed 'l'aly G\0'. Darn:i1 SpacP aJXI EWott EA!fr IIIVHON f'hllad('lpNa St . l,.oul!i Montreal PlttsWrgh For .Pomeroy Area FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS Will Be Given By Mr. H. William Mattingly day dlsabtro Ull . R«'aDed Carlos Diu. pl1chrr. rrorn Al~erquE> ot tftP Plllt'tllc C'hk'a11:0. tnt Chlci'k'W York TESTS SET Arrlrorkan Asloctatlon . l.(E ANGELES DODGERS-RaCed 1111 Russell. infietdrr an thP ~Y dlsabll'd I ~st and Bob Ballor, tnneldPr, on thP 21· Scenic ar New York from Arlmna. land Datly Press Assoctatm1 and the :~o. • Am.erlcan N.wapaper Publlah•• ·AI·· FREE HEARING ctNCINNATI REDS-Calll,>d up Ron Roblrlsoo , pitcher. from Wichita of the , w~·s~ otter earllerlhls m:mth for Hunley, a &foot·l, 237-pound Inside linebacker •, N-.. ......... J)"lppl'r 4-51 Bl Kansas City cGubk'za B-81, tnt Mllwaukre !Haas &91 at MIMP.IIOTa ThxaS chlpshOtatPebbleBeachlnl982and was denied a sixth Brttlsh Open crown last month at St. AndrEws, Scotlalid, by seve Ballesteros. . Only Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus . ha\11 won them all, with Nicklaus the last to complete the sweep In 1966. ,. 9'h ChlcaRO s. Tt'xas 3 Kansas City S. Boston 1 M~a 5, Mllwaukft' 1 • titles: the Masters, U.S. and British Opens, and the PGA. He won t~ Masters In 19TI and 1981, the U.s. Open with that hlstortc NEW York at Los Aflip.>IPs, ln l 6Y.r 50 """"' career swrep of golf's Big Four PhllaOO!phla at San Diego, t n 1 li3 .«24 12 ' Monday's 0~ Ck>velarxl 6. New York 5, .ll lnr'llngs •' . !B 00 ti1 ~7 . Kansas Ctry f n) New York IIJertoeyl 7-121 at Los ~ les (HerM.l!('r B-41. tn) Moo,treel tGulllckJCI'I 7-71 at San F'ra.ndlico tRoi:JIJuioo 6-131, tn t WedMIIIIQ'• Games Montreal at San FTanClSCO Plttsburgtl at Atlanta CtnctMatl at St. Lools, tnt Chicago at HOU!ton, fn l mM..\'11141h 61 56 -~ IS~ N<>w Yod< 61 .5ii .m 15'6 51 68 .a! 26'6 Milwaukee 49 61! .U!I 27'h ,._DM810N . 61 !D 52fi MlnnesJIA ss 51 .sm 2 Callromla Baltlmorf' •. In the PGA natioiN!l champiollshlp, more than anY other. And WatsOn, ' t~ · outstanding player In the game for the past decade, needs only the title In t~ 66th PGA; which begins Thursday, to becane the fifth man to score a rCamp ~I. tnt 0, 1lle ,& ......•ted P'reM AMERICAN lEAGUE EA8J' DIVI!!ION The Public Utilities Com· mission of Ohio has set for public hearing Oase No. 84-ll·EL·Ef,C, to review the fuel procure· ment practices and poli· ells of the Ohio Power Company, the operatiOn of Its Electric Fual Com· ponenl, and related mal· tars. This hearing Is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. on September · 12, 1984 at City Council "That's pretty. good company," BmMlNGHAM, Ala. (AP) Tom Watson wants this one,the IItle -oble!'Ved Watson, who comes Into _..a..,_ Majors LEGAL NOTICE ' Watson wants champ~oliship '' ., --.."' The Daily Sentinel • Tuesday. August 14, 1984 ,garet Bailey. Baby quit. MaJ;garet Bailey, Kim Nelson, and Barbara Murray. Comfort: Mary King, LOIIg Bot, tom: Sharon Sue Durst, Pomeroy; Allee Thompson. Quilted wall hanging: Addalou • • SHEEIIA. QUUII Of litE JIIIIGil •,. · lll!bbYComer Modelcar:'NtnaCraddilck,Shaun Ertc Lambert, Rutland. Embroidered picture; Dorothy Downie. Needlepoint JXclure: Kim .Ohlin· ger, Punetoy; Nina · Craddock, i:lebraGrueser. · Decoupage: Ruth Moore, Merrl· lee Bryant. Countedcro;sstltch:KimNellloo, KlmOhiiJJ,er,MarUynSpencer. Crewel picture: Ruth Francis, Puneroy; Barbara '!'lurr8Y• Nlpla Craddock. · ·. LIQuid embi'Oidery: Merrtlee Bryant, AllceNetiS!!, Maxine Rose, Racine. · Handmade purse: Dorothy Dow· nle, Allee Nease. ' Ceramics: ftuth Moore, JIIJII! 'nunpson Glazed ceramics: Ruth Moore. Mal!raJne Hanger: Jon1 Jeffers. Other macrame Items: Karen LodWick, Punaoy. r~m~lds~,M~ldd~lepoJ~~1.~=====~Lewls.~~~~~Elarbara~~=M~WTil~Y;·;;;;;;:To;;le;pa;l;n;tln;g:;.Trlsha;;;;3Sp;e;IC;:er;.;;;;.;;;iiiii;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· • Our Budget Plan keepS'winter frOm throwing yOu a curve. , "For thousands of Columbia customers, our Budget Payment Pian has.evened out heating bills and made them predictable, even when winter is like last winter: much colder and longer than anybody predicts. The plan me~ns there are no big jumps or surprises · in your gas bill. no matter how cOld 11 gets. . "It works this way. Columbia calculates what y.ou'll probably pay for natural gas over the next year based on your-previous usage and weather averages. This ligure is divided into 12 equal payments. So starting this August, you pay the same amount every month. · And you end worries about dips in the temparature ·. showing up as higher heating bills. "Make sure winter doesn't throw your budget a curvft. To join the Columbia Budget Payment P.lan. all .you do is pay the 'Budget' ;1mount on your Au· gust bill. · "Columbia also suggests a new service called Checkfree, ~ whic~ provides the oplion of having your ' monthly bill paid by the bank where you have your checking account- tlut not until about ten days after the bill has been sent to you. Columbia Gas offices · 'and most banks have application forms. Check into it. "Look for the explanation of the Budget Payment Plan and Checkfree in your August bill, and call your Columbia office if you have questions. Join lhe thou- . sands·of Columbia customers already using these two free, convenient services. For them, the cost of winter is more predictable." · COWMBIAGAS HARRISOlMlJ.,E- A blood ·I* mun clinic will bl! held at the 9enlor CI1IBI Center Ill Harrt· •' •• IOIIVIIIt 'l'llllldly from 10 a.m to •• •• _.. Faadon Stoiy, R.N. will •• blwcblrle. •' •• 1..,;.--------~ ...................~~--------~· ; ~ .... �.. Page 6-The Daily Sentinel Tunr:lay, Auguat 14. 1984 ----·---·-- Gardeners take honors .at meeting A ·- semblage In the class, "Faraway .Places,'' captured the top award Ina 'shaw which featured several hundred outstanding designs by top arrangers In !he state. ,; . It was a!l abstract sculpture from '."found" objects using circular and square forins with top foUage and three deep red gladlo1f. She was J1!1!Se11ted a trophy vase and a rosette. NOnCE OF SALE By v1 rtue of an Order of Sale JSsued ou t of the Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County, Ohro, rn the Case! of Sovr an Mortgage Corpor~t10n. Rosemont. Pennsylvan•a. Pla•nhff. aga1nst 'wY1t11am Welbor ~ . er. al.. Defenda nts. upon a JUdgment therern rendered , be•ng Case No 84-CV· 110 rh sa1d Court I wrll offer for sale. at the front door of the Cour th ouse · 1n Pomeroy, Me•gs County, Oh10, on the 15th day of September, OUTSTANDING l L GAR- DENER - Pat Holter of OF ztr Glll'deu Club se_lected O.He""""" Ganleuer of ftelloR ll and pre~~e~~ted a mllll<* a& the OAGC convention Ill Dapln. a c b t •t to 0 F 1 n p ~I 7 . Outstanding Gardene~ Another . highlight for Meigs County was the presentation of the OutSta!ldlng Garden Club Member Award for Reglonll to Mrii. Holter. An active garden club member. for 32 years, MrS, Holter M.5 served In every office and on every committee In the Chester Garden Club. She has actively partjclpated In numerous pubUc beautlflcallon projects Including the Cbester Commons, planti!lgs along highways and at churches and cemeterIeS, lnstaUatioo of trash containers tor litter control, and has worked In therapy prograrD$ for spECiafeducallon chlklren In publiC schools. She has traveled extensively gtvtngflowerarranglllgdemonstratlons and conducti!lg worksbllps In both Ohio and West Vtrglnla, and has been featured demonstrator at four regional meeti!lgs. An outStanding arranger, she has captured dozens of blue ribbons Instate, regional a nd local - s how competition. For:alyearsMrs.Holter'was a4-H advisor promoting conservation and gardening ProJects. . She has conducted tours, been a regular at aJ!lQCal, dlstrlct and state association meetings, been Instrumental In organizing new cluoo, _ bringing In outstanding arrangments for classes, and arranging tours. MrS. Holter has also served as both M~lgs County contact chair- ,I A h •• • .3 N p A c li II 2 I lo 4 1 ... rc• •• 7 1M .•: •A :.. ,. • 1:' ' ---, .................. ' i On Tuesday, the 21st day at August. 1984. at .9 .30 o'clock. · AM.. at th e off1ce of ! he Comm•ss1oners of Jurors of Me1gs County, Oh1o. Jurors w1ll be publ•cly drawn for the September 1984 Term of the Common Pleas Court of sa1d County ma!l and Region 11 director, !ler hobby ls growtngfiowersand Page 37. Deed Records of County, Ohro. to whrch the Holter home Is adorned with :r7 Me1gs re ference •s hereby made for a potted plants with special lighting more part•cular descnpt10n. and a water fountain . Her rose SubJeCt to an oil .and gas lease to the Oh•o Fuel Gas Comp any. gardens feature 40 hybrid tea and recorded m Volume. 38 . Page· grandiflora, three tree roses, and 54 of the lease Records of two cUmbers a nd she ls !mown for M ergs County. Oh10. and being liberal In providing roses from · further su b1ect to al"1 011 an d ga·s lease granted by the vendOrs her .garden for special parties, heretn to Murphy Oil Company weddings, churches, and commun- on Apr1l 30th. 1970. Reference D eed: Volume ity events. · 267 . Page 833 and Volume Besides her roses, Mrii. Holter 274. Page 59. Deed Records of also raises galdloll, mums, annuals, Mergs County. Ohro. . Appraised ar S4 7.000 00. perennials, and herbs. Otherawanh Among the other awards presented at the convention, the Rutialld Garden Club took a superior with Its · pubUclty book, Chester qub took a superior with Its program book, and spade Valley. a superior with its (herapy book. Attending the convention from Meigs Crunty Clubs MrS. Bolin , Judy Snowden, ljlld Suzy Carpenter of tbe Rutland Friendly Gardenern; Mrii. Jllnda Diehl Anna Turner, Margaret EUa Lewis, and Eva Robson, Rutland Garden Club; Pauline Ridenour, Vtrglnla Chadwell, MrS. Holter and Mrii. ·Dean from the Chester Garden Club, and Mrs. Curtis, Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts. · Mrs. Elmer Walker, a nationally accedlted master flower s ho\.11 judge alld former president of the Dljnols flower Show Judges Council, presented a program oil contrlved designs with -flowers , fruits and plant material from her own garden. Lauren Hoffman Wallace Bradl ord Corrm•Ss1oners of Jurors Terms of sale : Cash . Cannot be sold for less than two·th1i'ds the appra1sed value. James J . Protf1tt Shepff of M e1gs County (81 t 4, 21 , 28. 3tc 0..V0 C -. T-ror Start earning higher ~ates on &-month time,deposits PROPERTY APPRAISEQ i>lf BOGGS JAMES J. PROFFITT SHER_IFF ~ ; Partl · A... I FREEZER SALE SAVE UP TO $10700 Per Freezer 1 l PH. 614-247-2575 ,! . AM . CONSTRUCTION : '4 I ,, DITCH WITCH SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE E$.TIMATI;S · Pomeroy . 614-992-2181 773-5839 .or 773-5788 8/ 13/1 mo. • : '. ' BACKHOE . · DUIP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK . I TRENCHER •. : SEPTIC TANK ' · . COAL & LIMESTOifE . Coli For Free Eotlmoto . 742-2167 or 742-2225i ' 8-2-1' m· . d. I ~ ·-zENITH '. ,. CHESTER-985-3307 J&F CONTRACTING "DOZER - BACKHOE "RECLAMAnON WORK "OIL FIELO SERVICES •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "CONCRETE WDRK ' CUITOM BUllT HOMES !, FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESD~YS : · Computerized Hearina Aid Selection 'Swim Molds -lnterpretina Setvil:'s . "WATER, GAS & 'r' . Oil liNES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 '· % order bf mall with ""11 by pllone when J11U get ! .' (6141446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second ~venue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 .! *TROPHIES Ph0n•--------------~- *PLAQUES *AWARDS ' Wolfe · · MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS ·Earl Harden, Weston, W.Va. spent several days here visiting with Mr. 'lind Mrs.DooLisle and Mr. and Mrs . Robert Harden, Syracuse. • Jason Lisle, son of Keith and :Kalen LlsleofWest Jefferson, spent · a week here vts11fng his grandpa·mts, Mr. alld Mrs. James Johnson ~Mlddleportand Mr. and Mrii. Doo Lisle, Syracuse. He also visited Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pugh and farn1ly, Forest Rlin Road, and Mr. and Mrs. V.an .Johnson, Mtnersviue. Hls · pan!II1B and brother, Nick, came for 1*n 111111 spent the WEekEnd with the fS,sed on assumpMn Of aeldillonal si:-: month 1enewal al same rei e) stan earning fllgh rates of interest on Six- Month Time Deposits or one ofCapital's othef high rate plans Call toll - Ire~ 1-800-282-1706. Vinyl &Aluminum 11. "" "_ --_· 19, _ -_;, _ _ 20. _ __;:___ _ Rnitltntial & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992•5875 i· MIDDLEPORT1 OHIO i 614-992'-7626 il PRIVATE · I·NVESTIGATION OF ALL TY~ES I I, ' 21 . - - - ' - - - - ~- ~ _______;___ 23. - - - - - - - - - - ·· u I '~ 25. ~ Ph. (614) 143-5425 ~ ~ I I I II "CUT OUT ~: 12. a ·:: 31. 13. 15.· 32. ---..,..----32. - - - - - 34, - - - - - - 16. 35. - - - - , . . . . . - ,~. - - - - - -· r - Addqno IM IWmodollng AND . - Concrete work - Piu~ · , I ERd . , ' I l• £UGENE LONG •lAI'tD CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •GRAVEL HAULED Bonded & lnsureCI ·PH. 742-2328 I . .o.,....,....... •llofrlgaratoro "We lenf ,.,,, ... " U-SAVE PAAT8 ~nd SERVICE •·S.IIc: ' RENT At• St. It, 160 Nertll Galllpelh, < RADIATOR SERVICE We cin repair and ll· core radiators and clog. Coll814-378-21143. · LOIT_Malo. brawn • white Com., trimmed loolll Ako ...,_ , , _ . to ' Dulle'. Colll14-211-8382or814218-1317. . LOST 2 IR10U klltono, 1 dorlt groy tiger, 1 doric groy with whlto. '00 blacll· 'of Third AVII. Coll440-101l. 1..... '"It ~--lo Au Ire IIan 81 1.11 1.0 : H - . aono 2 doys. Is -ring a red collor with nomo • oddreu on tag. Namod Star. Roclno-0 .. Grow oroo. Col 114-8492187. Kitten found · In Syracuoe .,.., Haa 1 yellow collar with ball.. Call 114-992- 7189. loot - block cot with white -chln-gftu collor. B-een Homlton. St. .• ochool In Middleport, Call 814-892-5717. loot · )loturdoy, blli.;k ~_...with ohort holrcut. Bohltld Mt111 Ca. Fol.....,undo. 11-ord. Collllf4-882-11183 or 948281i3. ' loot molo Slmuoe cot In vicinity Royburn ond S~nd Hll R-1- REWARD. 3041711C33114 or 175· 4437. heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. Wealso repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD B : 9$2-2196 Public Sale 8!. Auction . Middleport, Ohio · & REPAIR ForyournextMJect~IEmme Boll , ouctlonMr, llcenoed iond bandod Vlrgl,. end Dhlo; 4218177, :::;=:;:==::;:;:::;== PIANO TUNING 11' / . $COlT'S . PIANO TUNING R-nable Quality Workmanohip Dehumidifiers, Parts ·""•rl'iu p \l r·i~~ . \lnMIII A I:! ' "' t;•lli" f ."mw r i•·~ ,.;,.,., PH. 614-992-3718 MIDOLEPORT, OHIO 7 7/ 19/ 1 mo. pd. THE DITCHING SERVICE 9 Wanted To Buy Wa pay c.lh for late model dMn UNCI CIIR. Jim Mink Chov.-Oids Inc. 811 Gone John110n 441-3172 Wanted to ,buy uud coal a wood hNten. Swain Furnl· lure, 441-3151. 3rd. • Olivo St .. Gollipolis. Oh. Uoed potlo sliding gila daoro, -od • metol fromed ' 1 /~Ofk llftd ol-lcol , tF!M Eotlmotnl V. C. YOUNG Ill ' 992·6215. 992-7314 . Pom.,.y, Ohio ·. Now S•rving Sout~tem Wanted· Junk autoa any Ohl11 TERMITE GREENLEAF & PEST CONTROL R1cint, OH. GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES PH. 949-2320 Ca.nlltcial, Residtlllial & lndtstrill All Wort Gual'llntHd FREE ESTIMATES BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 "FIIH ESTIMATES" 7/9/1 , , 7/ 1911mo. pd. · mo. 35115 Oek Hill ROlli Lon1 Bottom, OH. 457U PH. (614) 915-4212 W1 Uso Von Schrader Equipment Rteommandtd ltedlftl Carpet lanu- 11J l•ct~nra. 'FREE ESnMATES" 7·9·1 mo. Painting Storm Door~ • Wlndowa 119-2169--949-2263 1-10· 1 mo. condition. Coli 11 4 -38B93D3. Caah paid tOr fancy, Iron or ......,. Iron bedo. t1 10 ond up for _,.In Molp Co. atone jiR. Old time cup· boord . colt 1 -304·8822711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FUII'NITURE. Bodo, Iron, wood. ,cupbolirda, chairs, cheata, t baalleta. diahaa. stone jaro, ontlqun. gold ond oll¥tr . Wrlto-M . D. M-. RU. Po......,y, Ohio 45718 or coli 114-9927780. Wontocl old plonoa. Paying 120.00 ond 140.00 ooch . Flrot floor only. Writ• giving & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Guttel'l Cl..ned AUTQ ~ readincs ate ,rivate ind corlfidential. . . B. 1157 7111 St. ~ Par1tenbu11. W. Vt . Fort Call w........ Outten Downepouta FOR FUTURE USE" tiS-3561 All Makn ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER Tells your put. prtseRI and future. Advicf on all 1111tters of life. REGULA TORS & . FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS 985-3813 ....... 985-3837 NEW_;.REPAIR KEN'S APPUANCE SIRVICE MRS. STARR GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE WRITESEL ROOFING CO.- 719/2 mo. d. ....,... - Roofing IIMI eutttr .,ark , APPLIANCE •Wuh.,.OOiohwaihero ,. TROMM EXCAVATING' G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES ' ' ------F'-CiiliiiriJif ________ _ Middleport 8t Vicinity 1--------- 1-1 J . lfc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Complete Gutter Work Complete llemod..jng Rooflng of al Typao Worked In honM • ..., 20-ro "FreeEotlmotoo" & ~ B•n•tlclal Ohio Ina. GALLI P.OLIS - 416 2nd Avenue .. . . . ....... {6141446-2765 POMEROY- 300 W. 2nd Street .. ... . . ... ... , . . (614)992·2111 JACKSON-396 East Main Street .. ... ... .. ,', . . (614)288·1187 SUPERIOR · SIDING CO. 17. _ _ _ __ 2. 3. PULLINS EXCAVATING Rtmodalina -. lnsuronce Work CuatQJ!! Polo Bldp. • &llrtltl 'Roofinl Work . Aluminum & Vinyl Sidincs 15 Yeors Experience GRE;G ROUSH , PH. '992-'l683 or 992-2282 For 111 your wirin& nllds;· f•rneces rep1ir seiVict· lnd lnstalletlon • . f Inc.· s.,....l•llr 992-6128 811011 mo. Capita.! ~vings & L?an, a Beneficial affiliate, has been accepting depos1ts 1n Ohio s1.nce 1892. Come in now and pick up your postage-free depos1t envelope at any Beneficial office In Ohio and ....ry co-ny lty 1 4JC\ gold. ond dlomonda Ia I -Ow-nor-mu-'-ot ---'--.,..-N - OW -1 -A fothlon jowolry throughOut rool IARGAINI Homo cloM 3 pupo I ""'ntho old, tho U~ltod .8 - .. For lntw- to ochools. Middleport. Coli Dobllrmon and Retrlov•r •low coli botwMn hourt of 114 882 1841 -DOZERS ' ·. puro broed mlalurar. Hod all 1PM to 4PM . Mondor- IACIIIOU Frldoy. Alii tor: 114-381· I -,-roo-m_a_ln-th-o-.V-,H,-1-oge--of ohota. and wormed . 304- DUIP TIUCIS 8888 Connie G~ . Unlt 171•2104. ' - Lo.IOYS Dliootor, 114-448- 2lll 4 Vl)lton. Partly fu rnlohod, - TIUCHER Corolyn Dorst lronch ' 13·000 •• trodo oqulty lor rtbblll with coge, 1 black. 2 - WAT£1 Mon~or. te.IIOO compor. 310 1 . 1 brown, 304-458-1578. Molnt St .. VInton, Oh. Co" -SfWEI ""GAS LINE$. Notion• tap toy gift porty 814-3BB:f1087 . -SEPTIC SYSTEaS pion n-occopllng oppllc•- Gold motol homo, 2.172 I.ARGf or SMAIL JOIS dona for d-rotora. Set iiCJ.ft. H•lng opoco. 20•40 6 Loat end your own hour.- now thru 1o It · 1 PH. 992-247.8 December . E•a•llent In· inground pool_, . Uti · 7/ 30/ 1 mo. pd. · LOST Full blooded Poldn- . aame, oboolutely no I -- l~o .dllh, 1 """' of londa'---------' Korr artl, chlldo :;'· Ro· mont. trol..,g ond coped yerd . City ochoolo, price bel- morltet word . CoII 441-01 2. oupplleo. Froe t300 10mpto ¥OIIM. Coli 448-3118 otter kit. Coli Gloncllno ot 114- 1 30 PM FOUND': Englllh Pit Bull 317-7170. . : ' No Down Plyment lower Monthly Plyroent BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 , Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Filler Stryice Call 614·992·6737 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Investigations, ~ Crt>atlyhy 1-. Our 1 yeer old blaol< ond tan port lhopt.rd .G - with child· .,.., good wotchcloa. Con !Je ieen at 21 . Pori< St, oaro10 from lml*ltl Eloclrlc. - - • llldlng cloaet daoro. Call814-317-7533. A4~N~~-------------- I. . RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE ANNUAL YIELD personals TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT J.l7-1 mo. NIW Horwas-Extensive Wo Ha•o ·A Full Time .'Sholl Jochnidal'! on Duly < ' 8/13/Hn t IFao'Rent ' ·---~·-·-···-·----~··-·-······ GRAVEL- SAND . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION . • •GilSON ZU\R-"&ttrN JAujolft lfFIIGERATOI 8/1411 mo. d.• LISA M. KOCH, M.S • . .Ucensed Clinical Audioloaist AlE YOUR SALES ANQ SERVI~E . HEADQUARTERS FOR I ' C!l ~~ If£ ) 1 .Nam•---------~ C 8t VIcinity , · LIMESTONE choice. Mechanical Work. Tr~t~ctor~ - Cars --· .Tr11ck - Automatic T.r anlmiaalon ; Broker-Auction S.rvlce Cheryl Lemley, lleias County Associtte Phone '742-3171 Business Services! r---------;.....-..---------, , 843-5424 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wt'd liko-to introduce )OliO· £ --A-Cor, tho •od•• lilY to llrivo the wtlliclo of '"" • 082 Plum St., Mld.-.port. Auauot 18. 18, & 17. Wo ----------------··----·---··--, - hove bodoproodo, - · · Mby things. clothoo of. oil Galllpollo Flu Morltet Fri .• tlaM. Horne Interior. · toyt., Sat. • Sun. Indoor-outdoor. mlac. am•. N- Frldoy Night Morltetl- - - - - - - - atorta 3PM u11 1 lit, 38 • .......P "t" p""le"a" a"a"n"t""'" too. Call 441-7037. & Vicinity ~ 10 ..... old llln..,o to • g - ha.,.., Coli 114-8128358. 3-5-ttc 30 Yrs. Experience MGM FARM CITY MGM FARM CITY, INC. ( IAnnOuncernenl Service WELDING &· FABR1CATION Real Estate General · 50 Riverview Or . Middleport, Oh. • Minimum deposit $1,000 • Interest paid quarterly, or let it compound . or 992-5682 992-7121 --- -- - ~iiiiij)i)iiii '''''''' Of., , Dr T ra,.sminion PH. Ct, THIS NDTICI FOil FUtTHIII llffHINCf · !' ings accounts?" · 1 Gorman lhophwd ~ Collie, 2 loinole. Call 814-2488182 4-Z41-883B. 992·3410 ,A((QUf411 Misc. Merchandise On , This Big ' TRUCKLOAD SALE While They laot .• ( I W ( I Far S.le & A'llo IIOIId home Puppln Ia WILL HAUL JUST CALL! AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AuthDI'irtd. John Dtert, New Holland, Blish Ho1 • F1rm Equipment •• · Dtlller Farm Equipment " Do you still have regular sav- Help W1ntad DENNY CONGO GARAGE RU24,Pomeroy l)hio U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVI~LE; OHIO .II. L"Bud" McGHEE' OAGC OFFICER - lanet ·· Bolkl, RJefJe'"' FrienclyGanten·mo, ... elected lln!t vice 'lH I h1 ol OAGC a& lhe aonual convenllon Iaiit week. :Syraruse Roger Hysell SALES .&SERVICE MEIGS COUNTY' 31. (8 ~ 7. 14. 3tc f ' In pursuance of an AMENDED Order of Sale rn the Sbove ent1tled action, l w1U offe r lor sale at pubhc: aucMn. at the door of the Court House 1n ,results. - y n o t - . mo. \ hand. • (AU>IT cARt) 11 '{ard Salas Slvings Ce• No. 84-CV-136 R&S Rocyclinc Depot 140 Columbus Rd. Athens, Ohio, 592-74n 7/6/1 TERMS OF SALE Cash ip o.fendantl 54 614-423-5560 10·$-Hc for less than two "th•rds o l the appra1sed amount PIPlala-;dflflro G-. E. WoKe and Chlrotatta WOffe 'or lnformallen Call Coll!t<l Rtclnt. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191. S60,000 and cannot be sol~ ,.GIC(()llHTS • t;ROWTH · P.,C(OUMn of to 24'x3&' P&S BUILDINGS ' Co. S.ll us 150 Wof one item or .. any combination of aluminum cans, shHt aluminum, copper, btass. radiators or stainless and tective a Coors Cap. Speciol lltaios Auaust 13 ond 1nds Stpt. I, 1914. I •Wri"- vour own .111:1 and I . coupon. Cancel JIM' lid , Deed Records . .. ~ l ocated m theY at R1ggscrest Manor. At. 1. ReeClsv•lle, OH. 45772 · I , PlOW A«<UrU'5 • SUN~HIM( Meigl Co.. Diamond Saving& • loin Co., The City lO¥I - 267. Page. 995. Meigs Coun\V · M=u~" CCU't No Down Payment Excellent Ratos , PI LAFF·A·OAY . The State of Ohio. MEIGS . COUNTY, Common Pleas lnaul.ttd DC!(_HOUIIS 12'111' UTILITY BUILDINGS . • to E)(oepring and reserv•ng to former grantOrS all (T'Inerals under sa1d real estate wuh naht SHERIFF'S SALE OF IlEAL ESTATE Sizes fro11 ~'1&' Up LEASE YOUR NEW . VEHICLE . DON'T BUY Sizes $11rt Ftom I. I to mme and remove ·sa!T'IEI Without inJury tM ·surface 1 Refe ren ce . Deed: Volu"'\B Me1gs County Plat Records. 1----::-:-==-:--.,--- CASH and a COORS CAP at R&S Recycli._ Depot were Pome·roy. 1n the above named County'. on Saturday, the 1st day of September. 1984, at 10:3fl o'clock. AM . the follow· rng desdi beO real est at e. situ• ate 1n the County of Meigs "and St~te of Oh10, and •n the Townsh ip of Orange. to·wJt: Beirig locg ted rn tl')e Townshtp of Orange. County of Me"rgs ana State ol Oh1o: Be•ng 1n Orange TownshrP and be1ng in Lot No. 6 rn Rrggscrest Manor Addit•on as recorded 1n Volume 4. P.age 44 ~ ' BRAUN & ASSOCI AT~$ ALL S'FEEL & POLE BUILDINGS PubliC: NoticJ ~ob • Jean Gilmore · Mr. 111111 Mrs. John Lisle and sons, Todll, Scott 111111 Travis, have reiUr1led from a week's vacatlon at ltfyltle 9 I cb To E lume 4. Page 53. Me1gs County Plat Records · the coal With m•n•ng nghts as descnbed 1n deed recorded in Volume 238. '· famlb'. do N1 S d C 11 o .un ay e ,•, .,, ...._ ....... Public Notice INTEREST RA" Through Monday 8120 Mr. alld MrS. Bill Kendall of .W81Ten, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. p 949-2160 """'t,. a -............ . . ,._.,_._.......... . .-.. u. •·• ...... n o II ·Curb Inflation II 1 II Pay ·cash for I Claulflecls and rr:;;:;;;;;;;::;:;~;;:;;;;;;;:::::::::::::::::=.::;~ll Savel I -1. u 9 .....,_. .... ,.,_.,.. ..,_..,.. :11.11- ..... -............ loUowrng lands and tenements. loc;ated at Route No. 2. Crew Road . Pomeroy. Ohro. to·w•t· S1tuated 1n the County of !81 14. ttc , Me1gs, Sta te of Ohio arld Townshrp of Chester. Be1ng l ot ( --.,.-,-----,-~-'6 of the Fa•Mew He•ghts Public Notice SubdiVISIOn. recorded in YO · 11.500fo ~ n •• timetes, 949-2101 or a:... s & ~--~------------------~~ 1 !t!'-1• u.•1•=·· '-""'_... .......-·•1• Nonce OF ' DRAWING JURORS Office ol CIH1'Iflliooiono of J...,., Moigo County, OliO> August6, 1984 To All Ylhom ~ Moy Conoom: 1984. at 10:00 AM . the of merlt for a basket of vegetables which she exhibited, and Mrii. Holier took a third on a rose specimen. · ' c .,._,.,..._, ,._-"-'··.._ __ ==== .._ u...... ... ............... Public Notice E~cept•ng Holter, a foui1h, both of the Chester Garden Club and the Shade Valley CooncU, In artistic arrangements In ·the class, "Moonbeams and Star:Jlgllt" for freestyle designs. Janet KoblentzofChesterwas!8.st year's."best or show" winner, whlle' 1Mrs. Holter, of' lioth the Shade · Valley Council and chester Club, ,Jiad won the award In l!Bl. '.;. Mrs.Deanalsorecelvedanaward I ... ............ ............... - -~- -""":' ._ce..,ww =-~.1. I. IIF8I' OF SHOW - Sheila Cunls of Shade Valley CouacO of FlOral Aris displays the lll'l'llllgel1l winning "Best of Show" Ill arilstlc de8lgn at last week's conveiltloii of the Ohio Assoclatloo of Garden Clubs. . Beltyilea!ltookaseco!lda!!dPat II I --- 11.,_........_ _. Public Notice ~!heShadeValleyCoimcUofFJoral Arts. MrS. ·Curtis' ultra-modern as- ' :...._..... : ..., . "Beeutlful, Cu1tom Built Qer•ge•" Cell for free sidin& t$- u.; :.office . --.. ··__ ----··-·--- ...-e: ··-=..._ fullm•>l•tl h'll'f',.llltl' f'.tt'ADII"• .•• 1. ,.. -..-_.... SIDING Co. . r.l...tjltorl,.,... ""..,. '"" - ,. ··~· WHALEY'! AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 Now Ch••Y Truck .... HNOIR ............: ' 76 ·9 5 DOOH ............ •l49.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 IUMPIIS .. ,....... •69.95 GRILL. ....: ......... 142.50 1 · SUPPORT... .... '14.95 TAIL GATe ......... ' 15 ' 00 ·. 1'0110 FINDER .... 169,95 IUMPII .. : ......... 169.95 Aloo !lorno Cor foneloro Avallablo BISSELL . ... -.......! .......... member of Rutlrutd • Friendly Club and an accredited 'l!ldge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, she has served on the . ·state board for the past several ·~. Prlor to that she held every and si!lved on au committees of her local club, alid has conducted ,flower arrangement workshops and •!liven arraDgeme111 demonstratioi\s across the state. Awards :. The "best of show" ln. artistic · -ilrrangeme11ts In the flower show carrying cut the theme, "In Our World We Like," was SheUa Curtis • Aluminum ., ,._ 4 old, 4A -1T -. 50 wllo. puppln, ..... ferriole. mla , CoH 814:378- SIDING . .... tv . . . . ......... The Daily Sentil"'III-Page 7 Ohio _ =r. r==::::!====~r.=.;~~~:;:;.;;:;rr:=:;======::;i Virwl • ! __ .............. ............. ··.............. ... ............. 14.1984 ·Business Services' The Daily Sentinel By Charlene Hoeflich !!enllnel Stall Writer Meigs Co.mty Garden Club . members attending the 54th annual conventionoftheOhioAssocla tionof Garden Clubs held last week In Dayton returned home Frlday with an admirable share of ho11ors alld . awards. : Janet BoUn of Rutlrutd was elected first vice president of the ·•OAGC putting ~ In Une for the presidency ofthestateassocla\IOJ!In -l!Bl. Tundly,' dlrectkma. Witten Pi1no1, IWUI'EII ond -lng moohlno repolr, porta, ond oupplln. Pick up and deUv•rY~ Devlt Vecuum CIN-. hoH milo up G - Creell Rd. Col 114-448·0214. lum......., CINronc• Salo. Fllobqla< t1 .00. HumtM looiMy'TIIrlftlhop, MldchPOrl. Ohio. lox 181. 8ordla, Ohio 43941 . Colt 114-41318015. Buying dolly gold. oll•or coine. rings. jewelry, starling were, old colna, large cur· rency. Too prlctl. Ed. Burllett lo- Shop, 2nd. A1111. Middleport, Oh. 814-8823478. Woddl~g plcturoo by Hawardo Studio. 304-17111!13.1' 4 lal•- YMd to glvM· -Y· can 114-HI-1040. Five tuuy Nlhldt1-• good " -- Two blaCk, twG ttaar. and 1 whlta. Call 114-441-0711 ..... IIPM. Z ..._ alyerd- , - . . 11..311·1441. .: can A"*hsinEalllnMctog, 7yro. old, - o - d homo In oount,Y. Colt 441-1178. · All per Artlolo IX, Tron-1 • v-ncleo. -.on A, Poatloog, ol tho Negotlotod Agreernont bot-n the MLTA and tho loard of Eduoellon • ..,. ~· L-1 Scllaol Dlotrlct Ia pooling 1M following •acancloa: Chopt., 1 - P~ E..mentwy, v - Muoio. High lclloal, J - High one! aam.ntary, Ap.....tlona filr • ...,.loymentwiiiMtabnAug. 11, 8:00 lift 1 :00. Trt County Sport ShOp. 1-----------E ~eperienced-dependlble -kltchon - -, .Apply 1 -1. ~on. - Frl , ol Holldoy Inn lno pbane coHo! : w~h 2 docro h romodelod T0 ~- 2 bo roam omolty . h~oolcco 1• booo, corpot, c IC Rt. 11114. 128,000. Coli 1---'--- - - - ,_8_14_·_24_11_·~5-29_8~-~~~- Wonoodoy • Thurodoy. Clothing, oddo • Mldo. Same turnlluro. 127 Brown•ll 3 fomlly yord Nle, Thuro, 9:00-1:00. 127 EngHoh IIJI, Toya, beanbag chair. walker. ctOthoo, mloc. oal•. Big I fomlly yord 1 48 Loymo St. Now Ha~on, W. ~o. Wid, 8:00-4:00. ~~A~·~·-~·;M:Id~cloport;:~-::~::1::::::::::===~ 3~ Mobile Hornet for Sale 35 Lots • Acniaglt SoU AVON moke 411% . Coli, . 3 bdr.. 1 ~ both, 12" 24 •B2 Kl-oloy ·T-nhouM, · 4 ICrll oft Kerr H1rriaburg 441-3311B. fomlly roam, ·oreon ochool -~ Roed on Viney Roell, ( - - - - - - - - - - diotrlct. '3 mllol from town, 14a70 With 7a21 OKpando, t7,000 . Colt 304-8111Eom -•30,000 yur. Saloo BY.% ollumtble loon~ Colt , . ~2~~b;d=:r~,! Iorge bo.th with 3388- 7 p.m. · ond monol'mont politiona tub Control olr po 128·3 naw iovoHoblo far molu., _44 _ 1_ · - - · - - - . , - - i. ltovo, pooplo, Full or port 11.,... 13 bel 1 •~ b1th 5 c. old wo•o. olde by lido retrfg .. 8 tnd resume to 8ox 400. 1n ' "' · nice ' y,.. wll r, contldtr mobile' weaho r • dryer. bulItIn ill' Ill. II.'. coro at Gollpolls Dolly Trtb- hOmo 00 trodti. LoCotod In AM-FM otoroo, underpinuno, 82113rd. AVo.. Golllpo- C City C0 II 114 218 nlng ond · Alto m.,.l Aa. Oh 411131 , rown · • building . Colt 814-2411318 oftor 4 PM. . 11134. Monogomont Politlon, good For 10to by owner buHdlng -::--:-::----:-~----:--- 41 Houses for Rent Nlory ond benefits. bpo- tat&o.1721nrntr!ctachroo Mo- homo with Florida rlonco In l u - ond hord· an Krioti Dr. (:loMio Spring on wooded 101, 'ot woreprofol'rod: c-a80J<S·7 , Volloy Shopping C.ntw aH Loko. Flnonclng 3 bdr. houu for rent t310 Coli 304-871-11 04' or Point PINoont , lloglotor. - 0 Rt. 31. Contact Rolph I~~~~!:. Coli 441-0701 ar mo. 304-1'11-1311. ' Point Plouont, W. ·Yo . Wough far detoll. 44S·8812. 21160. -:1::8::t=B~F::I-•o-:t:-w-a-o-:d~ . m::-::'o~bl;:-:lo 4 bdr. IPICIOUI living roo"' Green Twp. new beauttful2 ' b h 2 Drummer needing mutlcana ..ory home, 4 or I bdra., 1~ home. bedroom, 1 ~ It . . •ldtoh on loc- with pine, for 10. ond 70o Rock ond both, Iorge lhrlngroom • 1973 Olda Cudus. 't400. Rt. 110 Vlman. Coli 4411372. Rail borid . lend roply Ia ldtchori, torm•l dlnlngroom . Colll14-915-3838 . John low. Boa -274, Point Ulillty ooom, geroge, con- 1 2•110 troller ond 1 .88 oc:roo Small f'- rnlehed houae. .,.~unt, W. Yo. ASAP. · :::..:.~ .::~~.!::·G~ wit~ goroge, noor ilutiMid: odu~a only. CoH 441-0338. polio. lorgoln prlcod, ;~: ~00. ·co!l 114-742Unfumlohod 0 100m h - . 154;800. Will oanolclar mo1 ~ both, IH furnoc• • ...,;m bile homo troclo in. Coli Now Sprlngbroolll 1 4a70 3 window.. pnge. No pete. 18 Wanted to Do. 441-1038. bdrm, gordon tub, oil oloat .. Rot • O.Oolt. Coli a,4; acre • new 6 room hou• extra ln•uletlon. Only 448-21143. t12.910; 14a70 3 bdrm, lnclhllduol wonta to taor ond troilor, 2 out buMdlnp, gerd.., tub. 2 botho, ..,. II rooms • both, iuu !Jeu91 1 441 dawn old boms, houMa, Firoboll Rd . Coli - 3 lnMIIotion, onlv t1 3,410; mont. 13 Mill Creell, t:QI outbuilcllngo Ia< tM lumber or 114-21111·13311 . 14•11 2 bdrm, gorden lub, mo., t'71 dop. c•11 441only. Coli 114-2151-1911. - - - - - - - - - l c - cont., bar, t10,410; 1h85 3870. 8 yrs. old. 3 bo*m, 2 - · · Cortlfiocl, . _ woshor • Wontod to do houMCreonlng fomlly room wood dryer •6780.; F,.. ~Ivory 3 ibdr houoe In ceuntly - • I wall washing. ruaonable bu,....~ Single Clr garege. on • ..t up. Qene't Mobile Rio Gronde no pols, '""urlly , . _ Call 4411-7243. 8 flot ocrn with atockod homn, ·Joe- 2 mi_ from depolit. U31i pw mo. col pond. C i t y - in -Roclne. ,....,,_bridge. Jet. Rt2 114-241-11438. C • S Pointing 'Sorviceo. Coll81 4 -849-214 1 &1-77. 1-304-273-11131 . . Boot prlcn oround. Call -lc4 ~room ranch. ENo·i todey' far ntlmetoo. llectuced. nlco 3 1!cfrmhomo, 12a80 mobllo ho.,.., VInton Rd. Big· yord • ' Interior 6 exterior. C1ll etttc, beHment. aerege. blrty Hgta.. Pofl*OY with gerM~~. Total alactrk: plua 448-1087. oac. loclltion, optiOn to buy. 12a18 lt. oddod room, on· wood burning atov•. t.arOwn., moy corry. Coll882- Bla1481t. IOI,cemontblock petod, t250 I month plua Will do bobyaittlng in my 2117, dopolit. Coli 441-7992. -. R"'io • - - - - - - 1 0 8 0 -~ ..·.... horne. HIVe ref. • exp. In 112 Maple Ploco, corner of oulbuHdlng. Contoct Lllono ·Rodney ¥iclntly. Call 6140"_·- - - : - - - - : - & roomo • both buHt In Lllaloy St. 2 bodroomo,fom- _s_1_•..,w_ kitchen woll to woll corilet, , 241-9405 . 1 -----~--- lc - lly room,Iorge ldtohon. Muot 10 • two-tenths oc:rn in no poll, rot. required. Tho1011 to -~~- CoJI· Chootor: Timbllr • o 12a7D mOl Thornton. 441-2311. W1tor walla, driHod • oor- colloctVirglnloCrew1-•91mobllo homo, gorole . ¥icod. Free oatimotos. Coli u 1 .ooo. Colt 114, 8 a- 6 room hou11, I ml,...from ·, 614-992-!i006or814-742- 01142 or 1-431 -0833. 3147. Gollfpolfo. Cloy ocholl cllaFor Sole: A nice 6 room ,_4_ 1_7_4_· ----....,:-:---:-:- trlct. Coli 448-2701 . : with llltoched ge ..g., ,3 br 1 •~ CAll CLEAN UP. Wuh, w'" homo I nlco 101. 522 MulbllriY 1881 Schultz ltd . and vacuum. Pro.,.aaionally on .... p s John both, total ..... _,,.. olr;n 2 -oam. "''""' otyle. 2 Done II For _.ntmonund H.. omeroy. " microwave. dishwaah•r. mile from downtown Oellf· oallmoto coli 304-·773- Keck . · atove. refriil. underpinning, polio on 1 41 . Ronge ond 5118. refrigerator• . carpeted. lir rodwood porch. 304-07114 bedroom, LR, DR. kitchen, 8049 _ • cond. t27&.00 pluo dopao~ blth; arnlll wa•h room. 1nd refarenca. 304;.178· ..,... ... in porch. 100.100 1~ ;;:7~8;c,;:::;:;z:::.,;;:l:-;1;-;2;:;•0~ 3011. 19 flll.lllt:l.il lot on 5th St.. Syrocuu. lr~ "'· au • Ponolod walls. bult In co- portly ond undorbineto . Con.,.,_ onytl.,.., penning Included. 304-17142 Mobile Homes 2109. 21 for Rent Bu1inea BY. o-moblo loon, 3 br, 3. 1983 Schultz Edi· Opportunity _,. l!ld, low 60'1. 304- lion, 1 4•70, 1 h7 875-8713 oftor 4 . Expendo, 3 boclroomo. 11'1 2 bdr. mobile home . c.n betha. aH alec. cantdllir 1nd 448-0:390. 4 roam and bllth "house, firepiiCtl. · t NOTICE I Ptra inaulation, THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- 40a1201ot. 3410 Mosomon built in • -- 1-304-4882 bdr. mobile homo. Coli LISHING CD. recom.-.ds A¥0., Poult PIHUnl 304- 169• .. 304-773-&417. 448-0380. that you do buaineu with 675-6401 . poopt•· you know, ond NOT 2 bdr unfumlohod 12•80 to oond rnonoy through tho By Ow- • Ronc:h otyle 35 Lota S. Acreage wooher • dryer - u p , Yo mtlil until you have invut:f· ,-rna atone, 3 bedroom•. mHo post HMC. CoU 446full ' beMment, recreation 1'11<1 tho aHorlng. 4319 ar 576-8710.' room. Attoohod go,..., 2 llouto buolneu... no oalllng Iota, Moum~~n Circl•. Point Lot for Nle in Mercervilte. 3 lnvot..d . Juot colloct the Pluunt. By appointment trailer hookupa. electric. ru- 2 bdr.. fully fumtahod , all ral water, septic tank. utllltloa pold except ..octrla, ! prollta from your p - d only, 304-875-0.599. ta.ooo. Colt 814·268 - conven•nt location. Call retoll loaotiona. Roplooo aold 448-B568. atock . Very ••Y to mlintlin. 2 or 3 bedroom, 12B S . Pork 8618. ' High profit potontfol. Dr., Pt. Pluoont . t38,ooo. Homelite In Clearvhtw E11· 2 bedroom trailer for rent. 760. Minimum inv81t ~ Coli 304-078-1525. Ilea, all utlhin including partically furniahed . C11ll mont. CoU Mr. Wllaan 317Hwer. no money down. Call 4411-4002. 147-11413. 614-251 -1211 oltorliPM . 32 Mobile Homes ~ bedroom. furniah~d. new ln•olt.,..nt property Gallifor Sale In Northup Dll Concrete carpel, ulllltiea peid. Kid polis. Ohio. Annual income Street . No reatrictlona. ap. accepted. No pets, drunka, ., 0,000. (4 nmtol unlto). NEW AND USED MOBILE poroa. 1 30 ft. lromoge. Coli dope. References required. Serloul inquire1 only. Call HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL- 446-34BI. CoN 614-367-0111 , . 6U-286-1529. ·- - - - - - - - - ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, LIBERTY FASHIONS lnllltos 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. Appro•. &'Ia acrea. level 2 bedroom trailer. kitchen you to lnva!lgoto awning AT 36 . PHONE 814-448- land. with frontage on two furni1hed, couple. 1 am"au . raoda, exc. for building. child lccepted, referencea. your own J•n· Sportswaar. 7274. Ladiet . Infant - Preteen. Mobile horne with add on mini-farm, all utHtiea nurby 304-875-1076. Westwn, Acceuorlel, L•rge full polio. 1 ocro lond. Coli In old 110 nur Porter. 19.000. Colt 614-388 · Size Store, Conalgn-A-R... .4441-7242. 8801. 44 Apartment P10grom. o..r 100 Notloonl bronch. t7,800 to t24,000 BttWHn 2\ol to 3 acres wtth for Rent one ti!M IM. Buying trip, troller • born. Only lntor- Private lot on Timt.r Aidg• . Inventory. fbctuN!J .. auppl.... ootod porson colt448-3081, lollo lh. 775, olzw 212ft . by 110 It, Soptlc lonk ond dug J A C K S 0 N. EST AT ! 'S lnatCHW treinlng. gr~nd openblnment included . Price 3 bedroom 70a14 Granville U . 8oo . . cau 614-&43- APARTMENTS (Equol · locotion Ing, Houling Opportunity~ h•s eulstence. much more . Mr. electric. t 10,000. 0I&B. one and two bedrooms. rent Koataek~ (801 1327-1031 . , ~ G••od condition. ohown ~V at t183 for ohe appointment . Coli 446 - Lot for 1111 Porterbrook starting ~droom and '198 p8r 1187 or 814-387 -7218 Subdivision Y1 acre . Cell month for two bedroom. 22 Money to Loan late . 448-8628 .. with $200 do)>ooit locotld · near Foodland and Spring 1974 1 4a70, fOftced In yord, 1 ,14 ec . level land with Valley Pltza. pool and 1Y HOME LOANI FIXED otoroge building, on rontod bllsement, located il1 Green ant. Call 441-27415 or IHvlt IIATES B•l- morllet rotoo. 101, ••c. cond. 446 ·7~41 or Twp. Elec. & water.· Priced me 111ge. Flaod con••ntlonol FHA· 448-7133. r1110neble. Conelder tradn. 1-:---::-:---:-:-----:::-::---C. VA . Leeder Mortgag• . J -------~­ Coli 441-3044. Fumiahod opt, 919 2nd, ~~1~·· collect 814-112; For uto 14a70 mobile Golllpolio. f175 . Mo~ only. home. with eRpendo. 3 bdr .• •Lot for ule at Porter on old Coli 441-4411 oft•• BPM .. 2 full bo.tho, ... cond . Coli 1 ID water tap Included. Coli 1-::--::---:-:-:-::-:--;et4-3B8·8717. 448-8078. Newly remodeled 2 bdr, 23 Profeaaional equipped kitchon, contr'l Service• FOil BALE: 1870 Klrtwood Building lot Neighborhood olr, •250. 821 ~ Second Mobllo Home 1 4X70. TOtal lid. 15•1 60. t&,OOO. Colt A•o., Golllpotlo. Coli 441aloctrla,two bedroom• ond 448-3844 otter 7PM . 215B : , Plana Tuning and Ropalr. two blthrooma.porcheBrunlcardl Milolc Co .. 440- o,outbuHdlng.on 2~ ooreo. By owner. 30 •ere a. Leon 2 bdr. opt. ~wly clocoratocl. 0887. Clip thlo od 't or 20% Leb•non Townahip . ar~~a with mobile home end 100 to t1 411per mo. utltloo dlacount. L•ne D1nl•l•. •12.000. Colt a43-1218 or unflnlahed house. Melle port. paid. Coll8711-1104'0r offer. 904-598-8429. 014-742-2851 ' 843-1231 . 871-1388. m....o- 1---------- 2 r .,...ta. - •e. ·~· ,. �·- 44 They'll Do It Every Time Apartment for Rent 58 for .... electric whMI cheir, 304-n3-6174. Nic,ly - furniahtd mobile home in city, CA. 1 or 2 adutt1 only, no pet•~ C1ll 448-0338. Frigidaire medium alii double iron sink wtth alt fixturet, 3 bundle roof ohlngleo. 304· 175· 2811 . . Wllher, Fumiohed opt . 1 bdr .. 8226, utlltloo pold, odulto, .9 20 4th AVa .. Gollipolio. Coli 446· 4418 oftor 9PM . Firewood, 120.00 pickup load, 130.00 dollvorod. 304·875·21191 or 876· Completely furn'i shed all electriC, 2 bdr. ept.. 468 Second Ave .. adult1. reference•. *226 mo. plus aecur• ity dop . Coli 446-2231 or 446·2581 . 8782. 6l3 Third AVe. , 2 rooms&. bath, *136 mo. include& water. adults onty. Call 446-4222 9·5, or 446· 2174 after S . ~:;=::::====::::~r::========::-i I· 49 For Lease HMC. no poll . Call 448· 3617. 1-------"----------- 11 11 4 8 ¥"' •I . r I. ' ' I .I I I •I I ' I •• I •' .. , t • l• I I• •I r I Buildingbrick, Moteriolo Block. eewer. pipet, wlndowo. llntolo , otc . CloudeWintero, Rio Grande, 0 . Coll614•246-5121 .' 54 Misc. Merchandiilal ---~---~Now open lor bulinoso; Mounloln Stoto Block. Rt. u'l'.llono, Send, Orovot 33. N- Hovon. Complete For lease country store with DoNvorod In Mooon, M-'go. mooonry oupplios, 4 ", 8", 4 room & both apt.. S1 1 0 opociouo living quo·rtero . o,,lio or pick up ot Richards 12" block . , Delivery oorvico. mo., •100 security deposit. S325permo. Coll614-245· BiSon. Coii446-771J6. , _____________ :,__ Phone doy 304· 882·2222. Inquire at Dudley' a Florit:t at 9316 1 evening 882· 3239. ·· 46 Court St. or call 446Plootic plootlc ciot•n•oopoic ototo sp·l := = = = = = = = = 1779. provod, tonka, Merelln mlise plastic culvert. metal cui· Efficiency apt., furnjahed, vorto, RON EVANS ENTER· slngt• person, no pets. *176 PRISES, Jitckoon. Oh 814· & utllitloo. Call 446· 9283. 288·5930 . 51 Household Goods HILLCREST KENNELS Riveraide Apts. Middleport. Shrubo p.runod. lawn ro· Boarding all broods. H411tod Special rates for Senior SWAIN seeded , retaining walla, lndoor·Qutd<!or focilitieo . Cltizene. *130. Equal Hous- AUCTION & FURNITURE sidewalkl . patios, berk AKC Do~rmen puppies: ing Opportunities. 61 4· 82 Olive St.. Golllpollo. New mulch II< oowduot. Contact Stud Service. Calll14-448· 992-7721 . & used Wood & coa~ .tOves, Bruce Davilion. Cell 814- 7796. 8 ploce wood living room 268· 1427. , Newly remodeled 2 bed- euitt with 8 inch flat armo 1-----------------Judy Toylor'Groomlng. Call room. equ lpped kitchen. 1399. bunk beds complete For sale fill din. and top 10u. 614-367-7220. $226. Depoait required. Cell with bunklea t199, 2 place · Call Coli 814·2S6· 1427. 814 -992-5319 or 992 - entron livingroom suite1 Brierpatch. kennels Profe1281&. S199. antron rocllnoro S99, For oolt or trade. 8 HP riding lionel All·bnood grooming . other recliners $80. m.ple mower, *376... 8N ford Indoor-outdoor bo.~rding fl,Newly redecorated, 1 bad- dinette "ts S179, box tractor. lawn mowers. Call ciliti... Pick up and delivery room , pertially fumiahed, springs & manreu twin or 446-4426. eervice. English Cocker Spl· 1226. Deposit requirod. Coli full· $1 00 oet rogular·flrm niel puppies. Coli 814· 388· 614 · 992-6319 or 992· S120. maple dinette choiro Tronomloolon for 351 Win- 9790. 2815. . Uli, waoh otando 134, oor. Ceii814-388·93S4 ho· mople rockero 169. 7 pioco tween 4 & 8PM. Dragonwrnd Cattery Ken· Villo8o Menor Apto .. Mid· chromo dinttll oot •149, 5 nolo. AKC Chow puppioo. dloport . (E .H.O.) hea 1 ploce din-e oet 199. uoed Siamese kittens. new linen ... John DHro bulldozer 420 CFA H' badl)n apta. f or rent. t herent bedroom suites, refrigtre· aeries, trick engine? brush· 1maley8n end Per1ian aterU at t201 1 month that tara. rengaa, che11. dreuert, ing, exc. cond., hydraulic; tilt kittens. Call 614-446-3844 includes ell utilitlea, 'plua 1 wringer washers, rv· 1 • dry- t:alade, 86,000 . . Cell after after 8 . t20D oecurity depooH ' Ia oro, 11< shoos. Coll614· 446· 7PM. 814-388-8639. requirod. We juot laid now 3169. 5 good looking. well cor,_. In them & thou' • re j·lwfNi~"ft~im~E Uood Ford backhoe. 1-814· 0markod. f Reg . Walker pups . located neor o doctor's LAYNE'S 894·7842 or '814, 894· ut o 2 good coon dogs, offi~e & ohopplngoreas. Coil Solo. choir, rocker. otto· S008. with good brooding . I o~n 614, 992· 7787. me", 3 tableo.(oxtro hoovy), 1------------------ both dogo. Come end t68&. Sofa. chair and love- John Deere LA tractor • hunting . C1ll 814Ne....C 1 bedroom 1pt1. In aeat. e276. Sof111nd ch1ira equip. e1,500. sen con- 1416. Mid.. leport. Fumiahed or pricod from S285. to S896. toinod truck compor 1300. Tablet. •110 and up to .125. 1978 T·bird U,OOO. Coli AKC Rog. Dohorman pupun~rniohod . Coll 614-992· 5304. pioo. Redo & blacka $76. Hldo·o·bodo.t390. ond up 446-0361. to 8560., oofa bodo t145, 1------------------ Call446-7796. 1 a~ 2 bedrooms fumiahed Recllnoro. $286. to f375.. with motchlng opartmenll. Coll992·5434. lAmpo from t28. to S1 25. I ~!~~-~~d dre...r dorlo pi no AKC Rogioterod miniature 992·5914, or (3041882 · pc. dlnotteo from 1109., to li 890. Stoller 115. & Ooohhound black t puppioo• 5h II< 2561. 1 7 9 :J.,~ ::'~ !~~ :"~h~~~ b;;-;::: ";~ ~fo'.• _;..:'.t•,1.50. c:nt 304· In Midd\eport on N. 4th S28& to $745. Deok 1110 1--:---~----':---!-- 883-8378. eao. Ava. , 2 b"'ioom fumilhtd up to f226. Hutchao. esso. apt.; also a 2 room apt. No Bunk bed complete with Doberman pupa . Regischildren. call 1· 304-882· mottnooooo. 8'271. ond up to ,.!:~~::.:~:;:~~~ torad. ohots & toileo docked. 1395. Baby bods. s110. 2 call814·992· 7358. 2588. Mottroooeo or bo• oprings. Leurel Land Apts now ac· or twin, f58.; 11rm, f68 . ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~:~'~."vSP":~~'\~~~t capting epplicationa for 2 lull and $78. 0.UHn 1111, 1195. 1bedrpom aptf!. in New 4 dr. cheoto. •42 . 6 dr. Homelhe choin lOW, Super 5361 . Haven . Apt. includ11 range, chooto. S64 . Bed framao. XL 2.1&:' bora. extra cholno. refrigeretor, & carpet. Ren- UO.and 121.. 10 . Gun outomotic oiler, uood very 2 full blooded Englioh Sottals range from *1158 baalc cobinoto, *360. little. Call446·1570. toro. Five yooro old . 860.00 each. 304-675·1857. to $228 market depending oloctric rangoo on gro11 income per mof11:h . mottre11es. f26 lo 138. Old cupboordo. ico bOx, iron For further lnformetioli call Ira mao f20, •26, & t30, beds, 8 plocao of wicker, AKC regioterod malo Pome· 304·882·3386. kingframet&O.Goodeelec- round table. miac. itema. ranlan . 8 months old, $100.00. 304-8911·39118. tlon of bod room ouiteo. Coli 446-3769. APARTMENTS. mobile roc ken, metal cebinatt , ----------------lc- · homes, hou1e1. Pt. Pleaaant headbOards us & up to Ook well phonoo, rockero. AKC German Shepherd pup185 prooood cholro, podootal 10 • plea. $100.00. Roady Aug. ~nd Gollipolio. 614· 446 . · .............. ... bloo. hutcheo. & mioc. Paul 14th. 304-876-4683 . 8221 . Uaad Furniture .. Upright Conkle Furniture, Rt. 7, Nice 1 and 2 bedroom freezer. dryero, end TV'•· 3 Tupporo Plolno, Ohio, 67 I Musical unfurnilhed apartments . mileo out Bulavlllo Ad. Open to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri. . Quaii;Jumbo BOb Whitea. nstru menta 304-676-2218 before 8 'am 9em to &pm. Sat. Started blrde for ule .. La p.m . 614-446-0322 Bonto'o Quail Form, 38160 8oohon Rd. Longbottom, Wuriillor piano like now. Modern 2 bedroom apt. Camp Conley area worth 000D USED APPLIANCES Ohio. Coil 1814)885-4346. ltollon . provlnclol ooble looking· at. 8200.00 month W11har1, drvera. refrlgara- SeeyouattheMeigaCounty cherry • 1 . 700 firm . C•ll rongeo. Sko11111 Ap· Folrl. 446 . 4428 anytime. plua utilitiet . 304-773- toro. pllanceo, Upper River Rd. 5143. hooldo Stone Creal Molll. Lennox lurnoco . Lowe~ R•thm 2 keyboard.. 814 446 7398 37 00 8 G ., • 2bodroomopt, 1 mllofiom • • · 1 . 0 U. oodcondl· 13podolorgan. Coott2400 Silver Bridge Piau Gallipo- 1------------------ lion. f300 . Will deliver. Coli will ooll for t1000. 3 yro. llo. Ohio 814-448·8603 or Cqunty Appllonco, Inc. 814-892-8249. old. Conoiot of 1150 worth Good uotd oppllanceo and 1------------------ of muoic, goooonock light. 446 · 41i 14. TV ooto. Opon BAM ta IPM. Luxalr cool lumoco, ~-.goo tool & ho C1 II •I oorp nn. 1- 26015 Jackaon Ave. lal2 Mon thru Sat. 448·1899. converslonburnarltblower. 814·986-4392. · 827 3rd. Avo. Gallipollo, E•c. · h atove & re 1"9.• hod room wit ... con. Con bo aeon o•1ot ~ $210 pluo tloc. (b) 3 hell· 1 OH . houoo north off SR 7 above Conn trombone U60 .00. room with otove II< relrig, , ----------------. ototogorage. c a Ill 14 · 98 &, Coli after 5 PM 304-875· t2&0 pluo goo and alec. 2· 7 frootfnoo rolrlgaratoro In- 354S. &704: . d St • 1noor) 3 ' eluding 2 oldo by aide, 2 30' 1I •-~------.,-------71 1 V4ln hodroomwilhotova&nofrig gao rongoo. hoNoot gold & Remington 110012 gouge Piano 8or· t228 pluo utllldu . (front) 3 ovacodo grHI n. GE woohor& whh olug borrel. Like • -· got". Wonted: ro-nolblo bedroom houM with stove dryer match ng Itt, av1cado •aao. Cell 814· 992-3342. party to take over low monthly poyomanu on and nofrlg. Avollablo mid groan, 2 uood coucheo. No Sundoy colla. Auguot t260 pluo utilitioo. Skoggo Applioncao. Upper opinot piano. Con bo ,_, locally. Write Credit Mop· 3· Route 2 N · 10 minutoo River Rd, 448-7398 . from Point Ploooont 2. hod· Couchondchoirolllwithond ogor: P.O. Bo•33.Frledon'o, room mobile homo t200 HoovydutywhlteOE dryer. llbloo; Moyteg woohor and Po. 1S541 . pluo .utllltleo. Must hove very good condition. 850. 'dryer; dining room toblo depoolt and roferencao. · I·C-•_1_1_8_14_·_9_8_&_ ·4_3_9_2_ . - - - with 4 choiro; 35 mm Town o"d Country Rool comoro : B&W 12 Inch TV. Estote • . Broker. 304-875- Slgnoturo Me~u Mogle kit· Coli 992· 8879. . & v-atablel 5548. chen r1nge, cerm1nic top, -• glaoo oven door, automotic Sot of Molnioc dlohao. oer· timer, food w~rmer. *100. vice for 8 ·plua Mrving 46 Furnished Rooms Co11614-985·4392. dlohoo, ldool for camping For oola conning tomotooo. t10; groot block & brooo Coii614·367·726So · Porteblt •wrng machine polo lomp t7; good cholk For rtHit Sleeping Roome 140.00. 304-875·8809. board 24x311 'U: 3 mon'o Sll- Ouoon corn 11 .28 and light . houu kHpinQ ouh, 42 toll good •a ..ch; dozen. Phone ordoro ot r,ooma. Park Central Hotel. · 40 Inch Frigidaire Electric inloooo Doe Doe Dob full 814· 2~1-6204 . cln 814-446-o7s6. Range, 304-895-3846. Coli length plold coot 18: lovely Chriotmoo Angel 14; mon;o I" Slooping room •121. utili· _•fl __ er_l__ p_ . m_._.:._______ ohoo teo okotll olzo12 110: 1 tit1 peid. Share btth. mate Plckanil uud furniture. 304- oduh old-olk roHor okotoo only. Rongo & rofrlg . 919 87" 1483 676 14• sa; Coli 814-992-1292 of· 2nd . Avo.. Gollipollo . Coli v· or ' vO. tor 8p.m. , 448· 4416 otter 9 PM . Household goods, moving must aell 1lmost new 10f1 1 portoblo tropozo b11 with 1160.00. IOVIIIIt 1121.00 overhaul fr1me end bars. No 46 Space for Rent or boot offer 304·171· nHd to footon to bod. Coli 7110. 1114-918-3871. Trailer 1pace for rent. 1 mi . from Golllpolio city limito out 4 chain oowo for Mia. All like Rt. 1188. nice locotion. Call 52 CB. TV. Radio now • 1 00. oocH. CoM I 1 4· 448· 4344 . ' 742·3010 ..... Equipment 1 bdr. unfurnithed apt .• near a. KIT 'N' CAIILYLII ®by LMrJ Wrlglll Fruit Vegetable• ·79 Motor• Home• Campara ------------------- ·· : clmpor. Tsnctom, over 20 .foot. bath commodo. 2 14 For Mit: yellow 1WM't cor" • cennlng ~omttoee. Andr!IW CroN farm. Letert Folio . coiii14·9U·3734 or 247·2182 . ••• fu,_, avon."""'· rofrfgorotor ...,- _.· 13000. eoll 114·882· 8441 . . Golden OuMn awnt corn. 81 .00 do>on, 304·171· 2817. 1878, 2Wo. ft ... ll!ptr With 4tlroo. fuM botlt, rol out ewning 1nd TV lfttenl. •3.850 . 00 . 304·182· 3180. • 1-----------------Tree ripened cenning or :; t' I 'j I! ale ·or Trade t..d 14. Collbor · Howkon Mua1le SANYO Storoo with •-k· Loodor with full length brooo oro, 88R turntable, AM·FM ocopo. N- whh powder, rodlo, a trook ployor ro- bolla, & poucheo. •zeo. Coli 114-742·3010.Evon. cordor. 304·171·1310. TreUer 1p1ceaforrent. NW6r and water furniohod . 304675· 1078. 1- - - - - - - - Misc. Merchandl•e ' 47 Wanted to Rant To Nnt or bur o troller lot. Somewhere tround LongoovHio-WIIIIoovillo vlnclnty. Colll14·1182·1411. 1 :30 ' . 71 Au1os for Sale 74 ... ""' .... ... I~ ~....,..; ·== N-ohOur e !D 7:30 ANN!~ .IIJ w.... • -·· WHAT oN AIRTtl ARE 'fOO DOIN: "I ,,_.. . PRACTK:IN~ UP FER TH' TAFFY PULL -roN16HT .• •(J) 8CTV .. , • . (1) 3rd Annuot Logtndery Pooltet 8llllanle l1aro _, (J) Makl1111 of Mankind 'A New Era: Anthropologist Richerd ' Lookoy invoo!i· g1101 tho chollongoo o"d opportunitet our anceators faced when . they oproad into Europe and Aoia . (RI (80 min.) [Ciooed Cap. tlonod) JU6HAID? ' ' ~~-··"-· a (fi} NIUIIWitott -' ao zou. "t c.;. Cll Ill MOVIE: 'The. Patricia NMIIIor( (f) Boot of Sullivan liD Viltnlm: A Tolovlalon H'"""" 'Tot. 1918 .' Tho m111in enemy offensive at the luner new veer leads to the beginning of Afnerice's military witttdrlwll from Violfttm . (RI (50 min .) [Cioeod Coptlonod] 10:00 .(J) CIJ ,....,..,._ . _ A society Matron hires Laure and Remington to !lock down tho porton who -uU<I her name in 1 HX ma-., garine blackmail acheme. (R) (110 min~ ,. (J) · MOVIE: 'Now oriel ..J ,. .-. .,.... .... ...,., . . liD Hollo 'Eyoo Ovar Chino: Tonight'o pvogrom looks m en unuau11 e~ri· ment in which en Americ1n plene visita countries around the world to teech some Americen medic•f to~hniquoo ond okillo. (RI . (80 niin.l [Ciaoed Captioned] 8:30 (J).!JJTh_.IComPiftY Jeck it 11kH to bere all in hit iflltructor's figure drawing clioo. (RI [Cioood Coptionod] · • (J) IJJ Domootic Ufo Harold aurpriHt tvervone when he brings home a . girlfriend to rrieet his paronto. (AI " · 9:00 e (J) .17) RIP,tklo Conelution . While!rying to find o mysterioue aur:~ken cherter ohip, Cody. Nick ond Boz find thematlvet fece to face with the mo,b lfld their kingpi"'' (RI (~0 mln.l CIJ 700 Club (J) MOVIE: 'MH _o,, 1171 GMC Jimmy 4114, 111i !'Odlt· honla. ~ ~ .1)111!1 · vlfY IIC!OII IIHCII W4rll . 104·171• . . . . . . . 114-HI• · ~ · (Ill r.J , I IAONIC .. Tho turl<oy crooood the rood to prove lhloHE WASN'T "CH ICKEN " ...... (J) Tlo Too Dough • (J) Not No anorlly the (J) ~. Upholata.y . DECODE ..." e ... 87 -~ HUSKY ... r- (J)e!DFouJ.Upo. Blupe' 8tu.-e Tonight'o program feature• 1ome memorable oun.kn of John Ritter. Joyce DeWitt. Priocille Barnel end some booboot by 3ano Fonda. (R) (J) 9 AfttorMAIH Father Mulcohy bottlu the bureeucracy whln he's informed thot ho will hove to poy th.a bill tor the opera· tion thet restored hit heer~ . '' ' I' : UOHT ' CIJGantlo .... a ..' · 9WhNiofF-... 8:00 e (J) Cil A T - While evacueting 1 wound..:l Muri:loc:k fl:om 1 mountein are1, the A Teem runt into their 'n,mesie . Colonel Docker. (Ill (80 min.) (J) MOVIE: 'Clue' lll MOVIE: 'W..a.n-' =;:: • - · nloo, ti.IOO. .C. 441-7111. (An~RftiOihOI'iOW) Y-.lly'tl - Cil or. Who t .. ' .. . I XI]( I .I I I I J1 11M; [ · Cll. Cll F""'lly Feud (!) &.ovo Connootlon . 00 00 T't Midoo fl. motor home. many e1111'01,- ,..111' ... - -. Entertainment Atlonto 1 1 ---------- .,. ..., i """ Nowo I 1-:---------------- I I I ( ±" I) ............... --.... _.. _... .....,._ CEPTIK (j) Top 118nk Boxing ham lAo V--. NV Top Ronk Boxing preoonto 1 12· round bout footuHng Eric Mertin Yl. Dio Colome!for tho ESPN Wohorweipht • Cht!IIJ!!Onohlp. (J) • M1jor IAopo loiOboll: Plttoburth · II ·1 'J a 'I " 1 ...,._1 T!lftlllltt •• a .... H050WHOW~S T~Ne TO e'TISAI- . M1oNoiVLohnor liD .. · 1----·------------ I () WHAT THE llt'\I(.ROAP MA~ SAID TO THE IIaport 9N-I 1 .z ISACCUT ... A l':lt:'e, (J) PM M-lno Ill Hono Come tho Brldoo (1) lportoContor ' (J) Slonfonl lnd lon (J) Entortolnmont Thlo W•k . . . ([) Whool of Fortune • (I) Wheel of Fortune (J) Nlghdy Buolnooo '\! to-. ] 7:00 • "I a. . rJ 1 (I l e ••P· 11 l ltarTNk , .( J) Cil NBC Newa . MOVI!: 'The Adv•n-· ID llllloman 1979 Ford F~irmont. 4 cyl.. 1978 veg, auto, runo groot. 1181 Hondo 750 ·cuotom. 12600. or trade lor good good tlroo, 1121. Coli 814· H I. 1 Hor~~~tmproo-nto 'l 4x4 IUIO. trans.. 304-876· 379-2107.· . liken-. podded oJoor bar. 2 ·"n•l -'din•. roofl:.t,· room I helmet• 2 lOOm · I 11 7"0 .,, • _. • ' 7690 .· ' ' " ' v ' oddhlo do ' 19n Buick R~l. VI on· CoU 81 4·387·0394. -no. ".:.-f;r;'4.317-0=t J • H , f I 'I "' AC AM F -~lo ••• ..., ..,. ouoe or ooo or w11 con· •• no. , • · - .n- 1880 Horloy Dnlcloon. FLT; or-8-14_·_3_8_7_·7_2_4_4_ . - - - - - • ,: sider trade for mobile ho~ redial tires.. en new parts. _ of equal voluo. 304-773· 11800. I'M·FM.lowca. loaded. ono K • T Cantrtct~J'I. lloo" ng. 5 17 4 , . ~ 1 Coll814-812-3378 c -~ 0 ~. 1 ownor, mil•-· 18,000 on,, mo. onr- m - · nogolloblo. Coli 441·3954 . tiding, nomodollng, ..,..... F d ''TD h blu pointing. roooonoblo rotao. I or • • · o. wry 1881' Ho"'- D-~-n 1 ..._ wldo CoH 441·11"7 v or 814·811· 0 ood con dhlon ·· 11000· Coli glide. low·-r milts oxcl cond. 1:729. ' ' 81 4: 881 •4392 · Coll814-381-1414. : ' 1982 c~4 ..,.. 1---------------- OENE'I DEEP STEAM AM FM •E-·voctteco'n 1 • ....... 7 00.. · 1874 Triumph motorcycle. C A R PET C LEA N. 1 97·• 'co"pr. lco "st&otlon' For Ale or .t ...cM. Call •cotchgullrd·wettr extrec· · , .61 Farm Equipment wago..... ~ ........ , oonclton, 11 4·948·2182 oftor &:30 lion, doodori1oto. FREE..,,. ·~ 11 01 10 but ,...d;"~body work. p.m. . _ -~·~-~·~·~ ~ ~ ~"~'~b~l•~ · ~,.~--· , •'"" 9 N Ford tractor, front ond 1100 Coli It• 911 4174 lm!thr 812 ' 83011 · loader, unicorn wood opllt·l----·· ----~·----·---· 1981 NC80Hondobprooo. tar, boom pole carrier. box lo~ mllup, exc. con. Call RON'S TolovloiOn Senrloo. . ' lpociotl•l~g In Zenith ond rabbit pont with foodoro,lug 114-882·3328 anytime. Motoroll, Qu.ur. and rims. tr.uck , topper, Cell~-~;:~~~~~~~ 614·742·2178. 1171 Kowoookl motOfOycle houoo colla. CoH 304·878• ., • .,. KZ ' 7&0. Uke new. *7150. 2398 or 114·441·2484. Farm trailers, ... you It the 1979 Olda Cutl..l Su· Calll14l-949-2508. Fotty TFH Trimming, otump ·' ,' Meiga County Feir. Montgo· xcetlent 1 ml 1 mary Troller so roo. Longo- :,;io:."';.rlco~~~ 1981 Hondo moped, good romovol . Coli 304-878I ville. Ohio . coli 114-189· e 2 condition. coli 114·992· 1331 . 4245. lion. 304- 78· 318. ' 1318. 1-'"---------------- 1814 VW GTI R0 bb'11 GET your cirpot I HIP 1111 KE·100Kowollklmo· IHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ;: • 1 .000. take over PlY· to-cia · • • 11 --n 800 STEAMER. Water NRIOVIII, ·· f 63 Livestockmonto. Moving out of ototo. ·•• · ~ "~ fu ~- 'cl In ~ mlln. C1U 814-912-3117 m....... Mft g, ,... - ' 1· l', 304 _171_7819 . or 992-1110. matee._ 304-171·~211. : f .. , 1977 Oldl Cutllu. AT. AC. 3 yr. old oorrol.galding oirod 1881 Hondo 1100 Gold J•"'bY Super · Chix. Can ho PS. PB. AM·F.M 1 track. Wlnglntorototo.4740mlleo, , ohown with little work, good con~. *2.000.00. Af, r . r - kopl 13700. Jft• llfllllrno guorontoo. Locol tor 4: 30 coli 304·875· ~ ~-fu 1-"·d F • e&OO. Coli .Leo, 614· 99 2· 6474 · 82· 3878. ' ,., ....,ooo m""" · nil •' 2488 . · ootm.too. Coli 1· 1974., 754 Hondo Wind- 114· 237-0488. 8 o.m. to 8 ·~ Excellent pleeaure' riding ' 77 Monti Certo. new mo· )lrnmer. •1.000. or befl p.m . Roger• l11ement .hone. very gentle. new tor, exc interior, good tirea. otter. Muat Mil. Moving out Waterp~ftl1 uddlo. uood toddle. 2 12 •200 ·00 firm 8. 304•8711 · of ototo. 304-171-7888. 363 bllnlooto, 1850.00. oft• 3 • coR altor :00. RINO~Ei'S ·SERVICE, ox· . 4 :30 coli 304·676·8474. 1977 Su1ukl GT 710 with po...,cod corpontor, ol-rl· 1 ~:~3 ~O~~~: g;8:.;';~~ lorrlno. low mlleo. Aka now 1i:ion. m t~J10nd,lpolnthor. roof·.~ : Young turkeyo for .. 1e. 7247. . condltlpn. 304-878·11811. . ng no u ng o, . or · 1 304:675-8809. · oppllcol I 304:871-2088 ' ' , 1879 Mercury Coprl Roily 1184 Hondo 710 Shodo.w. 1 _or_8_7_8_·_4_1_10_._________ •,'_':':> ,' 64 Hay Grain SM~.·· .~2.J~ .00.' ~9olnoro !2C::.~~~'I';;.~m": llotory o r . - tool drilling. :;: ; -Molll-1 oo........_.- , ... ' 304- 1711· 2484 -~~PM. 1184 Hondo Nlgltt Wowtc. day. Pu"'P -...;;,;;;....,~ \I Hay for sale •1 .00 1 bile. 700 mi. like new. en! 304-811·3802. .- 1 ~ Call 11 4-843·&1 66. 72 . Trucks for Sale u .eoo.oo. Con oftor 5 PM . '·' . ..., • 304·171-4210. BuRdlng·llomodollne. oon· 1600 holeo of hay. f1 .21i cmo, drywoH, oloctrtcol, .':'· per bolo. Coli 614·886· ~:l't":r::.PP.io:~r~.o~:~:~~ 1.983 Hondo VII Magno. =':;·b~;:::,;. 3882 . 4.300 mi. oxc ohop, a-d Auto Soloo, Bulovllle Rd. rubber. wlll oocrllico, lion. doot·-doW fnomlng. Good mixod hay in born, GoiHpollo. Oh. Opon I l l -. I 2 . 800. 00. 304 , 678· 304:171-2440. · ' · .t1.50 bole. 304· 67S-4100 Con 4411-4782. 3281. · ·, · ·:~~ or 304·882·3329. 11183 Nl- PU. 12.000 19n. Yomoho 80 dirt blko. 82 Plumbing ,.. miloo, 51Pd. Collll14:379, rune good, 304-876-4387. Heating .~\:: 2728. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,. , . .E 1980 Chevy Luv ohort bod 4 CARTER'S PLUMBING IPd. air. radio. •2.H8. AND HEATING Autos for Sale 197!1 Chevy Luv ohort bod'4 . Cor. Fourth and Pine 71 \ ------------------- opd .• rodlo, *2.788. Golllpollo, Ohio Boat1 and John'o Auto loloo. Bulovlllo 76 Phone 114:441·3188 or :·~ Motors for .Sale ild, GoiUpOMo, Oh . Opon tli 814·441·44n • ·, TOP CASH paid for loto dirk. Con 441-4712. lOBO "'ao,dekiP, uoo~ ~·1"9·1 1 SEmlth 1·1-9_7_4_C::. h-,.-.-,-,.--,o-n_P_U_._ft__ _ JIM'S PLUMBING. it EAT· u c • ont1ac, lit· n ,. $moll cobln cruloor. an flbor lNG. lit. 1, Box. 311. OoiiJ. ern Ave.. Gallipolis. Call blnKy, and complet:• tune glooo. flying bridge, IIi hp polio. CaM ·I14·311·0171. 614:446·2282. up, runo very good, oomo Mercury. tr1Uer. eiHtrlc 1 ·, ruot, "SO. Cell 114· 2411- wench. Complete tor SHULAW'S Plumbing Oftd •11110. Conbo-1111100 Hooting. 21 1 llath lt .. 1918 Chovollo Malibu Sport 1818. Coupe, 2132apd. trena. PS. 1------------------ E. Moln lt. Pomeroy or coli Point Plot_,, W. Yo. 304runo good. baby fair. •aoo. 1978 Chovrolot bla . . 310 882-7034. 171-1420. Uconood and Coli 441· 8283. onglno. outomotl~. goo!l lniur8d. ' ohopo, 12.600. Col 446. Hlah l*formonce porto. Flto .• -J' 1978 Ford LTD excellent 7141 • ford. 801 abOve Gollory ~~' condition. Coli 814 48 Hair. Muot Mil, mok• offer. 83 ,hcavatlng 1 979 'Ford F-210 4x4, 3,111 9325 . V-8. Can 114·982·8174. ' ~1 11 ft. flborglooo V-bonom, eo hp Johnoon outboard. Oood-1 ExCOVOIIng, boll· . , "~ 1984 Plymouth Hori1on. 1 2 000 'le1 t 4 d 1 888 c~-- pickup, otond· Very good 110oo. menta. footen. drfvewaya, .....,-1 · m• • au 0 · • r. •... -, , Coli 11 4· 379-2728. ord. I cyl. 1210. Coli coM 814·1111·3148. • 814·843·6129. ooptlo tonka, · -.... g. Coli onytlmo 114-441· Triumph ' TA 8 booutlfut cond. Coll114·889·l 311 . 1874 GMC pick.. with 76 4117. Jo,_ L. Dovloon. Jr. Auto. P1n1 owner.. 10~· y. 8 • outo, Acca11orlas 7 o A • noor mint • 19 8 odgo Aopon 2 dr.. can'*lon. 111000 lloo Dozer Work bY Tod Honno. ~·· · conCdl·l· F•2.6COO. .,.ono -uot - and drlva. e;;oo: Ditch... pondt, roede. land .~! 1 Y1 oug n· .. , owner. • Pick •P 1- . brow · n. aloorlng, oto. Colt Motoo Cor -~ 742 3010 our, 448"4212 · Cell ' -· ollcllng gloot, I ft. Vellorloll -oro. 441~181J. Producto. 24th end Joflor. l4folrt-ecyl .. 38 •700• 2 V 4 W0 A Pol l'loo J,A.II.Con-lon Co.llu· I dr_._c_o_ll_4_4_8.,.·3_&_2_ ·6 _ . ..:·'- - ana , • · oon ""·· nt oont:_ ,lionel. Oh.I14·74Z·Z903; ' II ' Four 4 · 31 · 11 I~Mrnente, Faotera. Con· 1978CougorPS,PB,powor 11711 Chovy,on •1.100or Muddoro, hlr 00 cro1o work. l.,..hoo'o. .. ; window. AC. cruloo, now trodo for llllp ""' or ·-oJJ 1100 0 p Do1or & Ditchlfl Dump 1 I." oo• muol Mil • 11 •800 · c~ •• buo. I • 111 Golllo C o. C omp 7181..0 · h6no 304·171· trucko, • Wltor·goo·-or· I 448· 0218. Groundo. I;~=~~~~~== ----------------1170 Chovollo Bupor Sport 71 lranoo Mft kit 1 8·44 4f54l, 4 apeed. Very good tirn, too mf!ny tlltrel to lilt 84 Elacirlcal condldon . Coli 114:915· 17,100. Coll441-1412. •I Refrlger•tlon 3849. I 1917 Wogonoor J- V-8, I 1180 Thundorblrd. 2 tone, otd .. PTO wonoli, factory · For 12a14 cobln tent I om·fm Pioneer otero. a-d cond. Col144fl. with 1lumlitum poloo ond SEWING MoohiM nopolro. rodlol tlroo. Coli 814-91'9· -&PM . cooo 111.00. lft ....mhtum oorvtoo. Authllrlzod • . _ compoo topplr for piokup loin • lorv!Co BhMpon - · toll out wl- oncl loluon . ,Fobrlc Shop, · ~. 1871 cuatoml•od Chevy lop - · lllftllod. t!OO. Pomeroy. 814·112·2214. • ~ I Von. low mi...... good 304-112-li?l. . . ' . t condltloR. lot Lindo IM-1;;:::;:==:;;::::=== 815 Oanaral Hauling , i ~ wort, Mulborry lltlto .. P-•· 1·78 Motors ..omaa· roy. Coiii14-H2·1271. n ~ '~; • Camper1 Jomoo loyo w- .....loa. ,. Aloo poole fHiod. Coli 114- • IURDETTI CAMII'I!.R 211· 1141 or 11 4 · 441· ·~;~ IALEI • IIIIVIC!, Opoll 1171 or 114·448-711 1. dolly I to 1 :10, Set. Ito 4, C - Suncloy. U.•. Rt.IO, Coolvlllo, Dh 114-IU1111. ' ' In•-· Newo/lponi/Woather (1) -lportolook (J) Carol lur.- ' (J). !D ABC Nowo (J) 9 C88 Nowo iiJl 8odv Elootrlo · PAINTING; lntorlor ""d ... torlor, Plumbing. roofli!g • •:;:t oomo no-t!og. 20 yro. ' Colll14:318·1112. 1 . \ Motorcycle• I IUnll of Shellaok HalmOI' ' Morcum lloofl~g • lpqut· _.., lng. Now lnotoUing rubber '!1!:1 rooto. 30 - · oxpooton.oo. \:1 91uoh mochlno. cooh noglo· tor, Ice mochln~. uhouat fon. ..,. ohok• blonder, outdoor olgn. 304· 878· 1118. Knouff Firewood Split· 811" hordwoodo. loooonod or T - IIOOko 112 In long. ....-. You Plok UJI or wo loth lllorponod. 17 clot._. HEAP VOIIdor. 814- oonto ooa1t 1 1 . _ por 100 218·1241. or tnoat. 304:1J7·ZI30. · ' . ~10Neii/Loh..., NOWIMur ())) ".. . .... Rainbow I·:::~:;:~::::::::::.J.;;2;;1;;8;;2;;oft;;;;er;;l;;:;;3;;0;;p;;.m;;;;.;;;;;;;;J'---r------------- COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. IAigo looo. Cell 814· 1182· 7471. .~ I , "'!• lmprovtmanta S or . ,' I Home 81 ,, • 8:00 • I)) (J) • (J) liD • !D Newa NowT-Hunt ,.,.., Clrlfflth :.'\ .:roo:::f· . ~~===·====·====·==~== ~~========:r=::=======~ ~opocl~~ol~lz~ln~t~tln~bu~llt~ Coli 114·311·1157. 6 ·~ r' ', I •• i 8/14/84 ·jVIN!Ng ' i•' 3 04 4 1OuHn 8 1 72 1 • - t Silver 9 F Television Viewing '• a freezing pnch••· eatr• nice, Surplua Ar!1lv clrpouflage, current price e8.98 b,u1hel. 14 oz donlm , rontel uood ·call for current variety. clothing. 1972 El Comoro, Plene bring container• for 1877 Triumph chopper buohelo. .AIIo. l!lrly crop (7501. S1m Somervlllo'o, apples, Borllett pooro ond Eest·Rivenswood (New prunes, plume rt~dv in llite Ere). Fri. Sot, S~n l 1 :00· Auguot. Bob'o Morloot. Ill•· 7;00 pm . DiacOunt factory oon. W. Vo.. 304· 773· union libeled advenislng 6721 . Open dollrtill dork. •-loltln. Point Ploooont. Canning tomatota, 4th 304·675·3334. houoo paot Oalllpollo Forry Post Office . Roadelde Stand, bring own·container. 55 8yllding Supplies fumilhed 1pt .. 2 rooma II bath, clean, no pets, adutts only Depotit & ·reference required. Coli 814-446· 1519. Upttlira furnished apt.. 4 room• II bath, 1 or 2 edUhs. no pats. Call 446-0444 boforo 8PM . 14, 1984 ri.ut'ay, August i4. 1884 The Daily Sentinel • ' t 0:30 CIJ My Utile Mirtle Cll MOVIE: 'lAnd lllldoro' (j]) Making of MankiiMj ·A Humon Way of Lifo.' An· Alchard thropoltl(llll . 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Elehda)' the code lelten are tlff~~W~l. ~ J . .'..., .,.,. .. ... . " CllYI'I'OQVOTl'll SI EBBFSIT, NL SI NPP QCU SL QCU LS.TI • NJQL, LSWDPSESQZ BY OUJYUEQS81. - EMJI.BILFZ Ywlwdl!'• Cm*t!IIOie: OF ALL THE ANIM.Wi, TiiE BOY ISniE Mi:in' ONMANAGEABIE. - PLATO \. .. h' • •• �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Racine••• (Continued !rom page 1) project next week If the approval Is forthcoming from Fultz. The new water line, Mayor Fml Homn&!) said, wW beglnatMlliSt., gonorthof Walnut; east to Thlrd; north to . Bryan place and tD North Second Ave. · Dr. Lan:y Kennedy, representtng the ~port Chamber ()( Can· · merce, discussed the second annual chamber block party which has been set for Sept. 8. Hours of !be party this year have been redUCEd from 12 noon to 7 p.m. Dr. Kennedy ·asked thatmoreseatlngbeprovlded In Ire enlertalnment It was decided this yearthatl\.WISI., c~ last year for !be party, will remain open tn traffic this year. North ~ wW be clOsed fnm near Dan's tn Mill St., durtng' the party hours. The chamber ls working on adding more art and craft booths tn tbe party. Sid Little, assistant pollee cblef, was also on hand to dJscuss any pertinent pollee matters with area. . council. · ;. Council approved the report of Mayor Hottman showing receipts of •• Tuur'ay. Augua 14, 1984' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Bob Evans buys top state fair hog ; ~ ~ Suaail' ''*"' ..._,a blldl..........., Area deaths Irene J, Grapes Word has been received by !be Trtbune of !be death of Irene J. Grapes, 82, formerly of Akron, oo Aug. 81!1 Sl Petersburg, Fla. Born In Cbeshlre, daughter of !be late Orestes N. and Lottie Vance Jl,oush, she lived In Akron rncst ot her life untll moving tD Florida in 1966. She was a member of No~lde B<iptlst Church. Surviving are bet husband, Earl K. Gr&peS; two sons, Robert E . of Cuyahoga Falls, and Kenneth J. of · Clnclnnati;' six grandchiJdren and four great-grandchlldren; two brolbers, Lloyd ot Cbeshlre and Alva D . . of Mogadore; and three . siSters, Mrs. Goldie or Pomeroy, and Mrs. Florence Ragan cremeans dllla wtlb _. - · · meat chickeni'f!Xllibltl!d by pllldSU.HtforllleJI'IIIIIIdm IAkal. 15,o(~. Orenulll Ol1nll!d he wwk! donate them totbetalr. !ly'foiiiDILii! ,ll;af~ AJny LoJcaL Susan~;r&r4 c..ut& · sister, smwed !be '"""'·~' ara4 Bob Evans has bought !be.grand chflmPlon pen of six meat chli:ketl champlon~atl5oftbela$t16 whlchwereiOidto~IUiam,V.IWf. COLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) Despile !be recml price paid for the Ohio State Fair's grand ch_amptoo ~teer. the total paid fer eight ~ anlmall . was almost $10.~ Jess thaD a )'1!111' aao. Colwnbus for $5Ai0). He said he would donate It tD tbe. Teen Cballeaae organlzattoo .• tn help troubled girls. -The· Reseiw Grand Olamploo steer, a l,Dpound Ollanlna·Angus owml by Kevin Meyer of Burgoon . in Sandusky County, was sold to a C!Dlbine Of Pugh Arnusement Co. Of ~ and Brinkman Food Servi(.'e& of Hillard for $10,9XI. Both buyers are franchisees at the fair., Burger King bought last·year's reseJVe grand champion SlO;IXKl. Bob Evam, of &be fann and that numerous complaints are received about burning taking place. Mayor Hottman repotted that a surveyorwhowasblredtnworkout property lines oo Hudson St., will be presentfortbenextcouncllmeellng. · A treeattrecornerofBeechandAsh Sis. was discussed by Councilmen Three ernergl!ncy nms were Bob Gllrnore and Jack Satterfield reported by the MelgS O;lunty and It was agreed that Ire tree ls Emergency Medical Service blocking vision of motortsts. The Monday. owner will be asked to tree or cut Pomeroy went to Three-In-One at down the tree. It was agreed to sell U:43 a.m. for Pearl Randolph, no an old cruiser" as Is" for $1,ClXIIt the - transportation required; at 4: 58 sale Is approved by Sollcltnr Fultz. p.m. Pomeroy was again called tn Mulberry Avenue for Jenich Carlson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 7: 38 p.m. Syracuse went to Stale (Continued from page ll Route 124 for Della Johnson to Veterans Memorial Hospital. needs tn contaln sutflclent Information to give Ire agencies a basis tD ·believe ~re ·escaped prisoners have Camp meeting begms crossed state lines. · · A week of old fashioned camp meetings got underway yesterday Ross heirs invited at Maplewood ,Lake, loca~ beA meeting' wiD be held at 2 p.m. tween Racine and Syracuse on SR Thursday at the old post otflce 124. The meet!Dgs. sponsored by the bulldtnglnH\IIltlngtnn, W.Va.Helrs Dorcas Missionary Aslloclattoo. will of Ire Ross f~ are Invited to run throogh Saturday beginning at attend. · 7: ~p.m. each evening. Elll!l'YOIJI! IS welcome. · FBI joins . Thursday meeting. .. 0 ·.·, ' Veterans Memorial The Racine Amertcan Legion Post 002 wW meet at 7: ~ p.m . Thursday. Refreshments will be seJVed. Leglonalres are aslfed tn brtng a dish. The legion will provide tremeat. I Two night engagement . I • I I "' Syracuse. 'DISCHARGED--Chad Traner. '· Merchants lb meet The Bend Area ' Merchants will meet at 7: :ll p.m. Tuesday at !be MeigS Inn. All area merchants are Invited to attend. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The winning nwnber drawn Monday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally g'ame, ''1be Nwnbef,'' was 195. In !be "Pick 4'~, 'game. played Mooday through Frtday, ~ wlnntng number was 0276. The lottery reported earnings of $'199,317 .50 fnm wagertng on Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $1,078,510, while holders Of winning tickets· were etiutled to .share $2'19,192.50. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL JennHer Sheets and Ire Sweet · Mountain Sound group will appear on Ire hill stage at the Meigs County · Fair at 4 p.m. both on Friday and Sl\lurday. One appearance by the. group was scheduled eartler In the week but had tD be changed because one of the band member!! was Involved In an accident. Members of the group in addition to Mrs. Sbeets are Mary and ROger Gllrnore and Tim Giaz!!. ' Baked Steak Dinner Served with Mashed Potato", Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink 'ME.GS CQ. FAIR WEfiNESDAY, AUGUST 15,1984 9:15 A.M.-Jr. 'Fair Beet showmanship & · Jlld!llng 12: 00 Noon-4·H Flower Show Judging (Jr. · Fair Building) · 1: 00 P.M.-Open Class Beef Judging 2:00 P .M.-Flower Show Judging 2: 00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 4: 00 P.M.-Peggy GU!esple - Stylette Twirling · Hill stage 5: 30-Little Miss & Mister Contest - Hill , Stage · • · 7:00 P .M.-Youth Awards Night- Show ' Ring · '8: oo P .M.-Crlsty Lane Show •Grandstai.d Attr&ctlon CROW'S $335 LY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 OH. Three Great R. JOHNS Ring Styles to choose from! FRE.SH..LEAN-BONELES$ . ', R. JOHNS, LID. •I .. LB. - GROUND a·EEF •••- ~ •••• ~~¥~n1m~ .••.. 99¢ LB: STORE SLICED LUNCH ,MEATS ..-~ ..•• $1.49-ui. HOMEMA-DE HAM 'SALAD •••.•..... ~ ..•.•.. 99 4 LB. 'ALL .WEEK . TWO '6 PACKS Eve ~ p~~K 6 COKE G'A'Y~'s Pius BREAD' oz. 12 oz. Keebler Cookies SUGAR 12 OZ. CAN ~P- S}39 20 NEW SOFT 5 LB. 594 $}39 $ F9 POP Your Thun. R.C. COLA $}49 • PlusDop: $}09 DR. PEPPER . ' Plus o.,. (j_EN(RIC 1/16 OZ. . CREAM .SODA $}19 . DOUBLE COLA & & IIORE FLAVORS I .' . VALLEY BELL 1o• Dno •ilh uch purchau ollwO , Wed & Thu.r>. . Only I llmH '3 FAIB~-A . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . 7 'Jl>- Plus 0111_ bartromMadeteok ......... ID tile .,...... evea& Gl tile 2% MILK $ t ~69. GAL, BREAD soon. need not be preHnt to 16 Ot REG; 01 DIET 1/16 oz. Choice With Nc:h pu,c•lt I Of I $30.00 I"OCIIJ · older ucllldlnatH 16 01. 11011- 1 HEI'-ERS 16 OZ. 10 Speed Bicycle to be Given AWiy. Sian up I PACX RC COlA 99¢ FOrS PIZZA s1°9 Ice Cream VALLEY BELL errt au., 1 •• Mr• derbJ ,.,. DIP& li ... ..... c-w, Fslr.llrlu .... leJezmellli platlle' PI e • -··- • wiD .lin& p!Me; ltli fdlli', Gelle . . , ,.. .. rtzp4 Tt ICE MILK $1 •3 9 ... ------- ________""______ .HEINER'S 16 OZ I IcE ·MI·LK 201 MILK . BREAD I /0 I 3/99~ · ! $-l_4·9LI.,It1 II . ~GAL. 99¢um;tl win. Vz GAL. - l)ldls of f11nllin C.lfdJ. .• ' Wed. & I Thuro. Only ' ~ ... &II* ~ ... j I Wed. & I Thuro. , Only ' • • r- . Coupon Ex;Jml/16/14 C.K. SUPEIJIARKET 1 I ' Coupon Eltllrti 1/16/14 C.l. SUPUIWKEl ' I Coupon bplm l/1&/84 CK. SI!_~R.ARKET C:il. SUrfiiiiAIKET , I PRICES I!I'I'ECTIVE THAU IATUADAY. 8/18/84' ~~~~IG'~ • ·oPEN WE supER ·.·. JMs • -MARKET _D~ALus· DAILY & SUNDAY--9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M:-- :· • . . MIDDLEPORT, OH. · , ... Rl.tht to Limit Quantlt\et a11~ ~rrect Prlntl~!l Inn , SJAMPS & ....., ....... """ 11 . . . . 11!1 ,.... tile • I Mdp C1 *Qr l'llr m '4 ... bzlt. . '~-WIC'.' COUPONS NOWQ nnm ~---~::-----: COIIpon EIIJ(rta ./1./14 · C.K. SUPEI.ARKEl --·-··---·----·-·-··-·-"'~----;_ ;--,-~--~-----'-----·=-··------··-~ deriiJ ..... riWIQI *'· .......... tar ... :R · ' 'F'r.i. &: 'Fri. &coc · A COLA PEPPE DR ~~r~· I' 5:~>- .R.C. COLA 1·J:ir - . .'t&PoAz~'99¢•,•,~~~~~'' $}29,. .. ~~o,.· I IPACK$}19Pino.,. ,. . 'II- SPACK I& oz. . . . uft.H I I 16 oz. u•" •I I 1&"•, a. 11811 li ... . . . lep't ·_ .. Gl till •• '! I 1111111111 Aa tile II IJ a atpt, .1'0711 Yrllii, ....... eae: mt••... tra:' liOiniDV~ ·--------------~4--------· --------~---------·-·--·-·-· Coupoll' Elplru l/ll/l4 c:K. SUPE_RMAR_KET ; WU' ...,.. Ia tile uewd. 'Die .., G4l. · - · We Ofl...d Eulullwlyly . . c.na .- •tion ·. effort obtained (hopefully ,at least 25,(01 . &ad pt"Oilli.8ed to build ~ Rt. 33 from _Melp and tre 8Uri'OIIIldlng tour-lane to Athen.l In tbrei! phases. area)Sheet:lplanstoasktheststetn II was supposed to be a five-year move the access road and Rl33 program. WeD. phase one was . projects up on ttl agenda - with completed and phase two was COilltniCIIon to begin as early as nearing !be end c1 the engineering 1985. Thll time frame could, and process when someone, some-shoulll. allow fm !be preparatnry where, decided the project wasn't lepl work -t hat would have tD take reallynecessary 1Thencamedelay'place prior to such lllJ undertaldng. afler delay-after delay IUIIIl the It was poln~outthatltlsposslble whole th!Dgwas finally forgOtten." to speed up blihWaY clevelopri!ent. It was also !be group'saenlimel.tl The rebulldln& ot the SUver Bridge. . that tbe petition sJiouJd be taken was cited .as . aa The .directly tD Governor Rlcha!'d CeCOII.ItriiCIIoD oi that brjdge was Jeste. Sta~ crow, "Anyone else slgnUicant to a Jarae area thwi Ohio and ~·ll just be sluffed off again." and Wesi vtra:fDIII worked togetbetJ~ how the petition will . be toward Ill completion. "Our ·pro- dellwred to Coiwnbus li still up In jects are aiiO llgnlflcant to a large the air aJtbouch severat suggestions area - all of Southeastern Ohio," · have been made. example. Commen~ Sheets. Charles E. Blalreolee. Executtve Attnrney aad chambe.- member, Director ct Meigs County's ReFred Crow, Sr., iespo11ded tnSbeelll glonal PlanniDg Conurilsston, reby sa yin&, "U you want to do It, gai, minded the group lhst "In January !ben go to II. I'm with you. You've · 1!183, the acoess road was the just got tD hammer, hammer and number one priority project on the hammer." But Crow warned SbeeiB Soulheastera Ohlo Regional Council that "gettlrig on !be agenda Is one agenda. Then 110rnebldy saw fit not thing, but actuaUy getting some- tn hire sOmebody and six months thing done Is quite another.'' later we were one of four. •• Crow !!XP!ained bl5 statement A recent SEORC survey c1 area further by recaWng a move back In businesses was also dlscuued. The the. early 10011 afler James A. results of that S1II'Vey have been R.hodes tint became governor. "At submit¥ tn !be Slaw Department . thai time, I penonaUy had a close of Dewlopmeat. the IIX Meigs eartotbeguvmmr.He.camedowll - _(ConliDuedCJI!pqelD) . ars DIIICVIl8 PMfhON Dlln'E -AltaneJI ee., lllfer S'e and ·edltodal ...... . I J..oWell WlnpU. are wwldq 11p ...... 1..- a •""I '• J Ill•• drive to =z I .re &be , , • • flf ll&ll&elez' ' ..... Ia reprd to t lnadequate ~~ffing blamed. for Mason County jail break. • ~ three pri80aer8 In aa "We don't have the staff tD do elevator to the vlsltslloa area at. \hat," be says. "We are going to aboUt 1 p.m. wben he wu OY&'JlO' have to bring them down one at a weredl!YRonald~yMyers.2l.and time." Michael Way~~eGnlbbs. 33, Hesaysonvlsltatlonday, wblchls Myers and Grubbs. who bran- 1-4p.m.eschSunday,prUonerllare dished an object wblch a •hertff's ta1re11 dQwn tn !be vloltatloo area If · department spokesman said looked they ma1re ihe request. He says Uke aa Ice pick, for!:ed Janis up to prisOners know . whether they are the pentbouae and bound him with golngtohavevlsltnrsornotbecause torn sheets tD the bars of a windOw they have a telephone in their cell andtnokblsblllfold,Jallkeysandcar · block. keys. They then proceeded tn the At !be time of the escape, Fruth lackOfSOIJli!Cllledolngthelrjob. It's roof where they Jumped fronl one saysMyets'motherandtalherwere a lack Of penonnelln the )all." level tn the next before dropping tn waiting In !be visitation area. He Fruth says he bas threefuU·time the ground. saysbelsuncerlalnwhetherGrubbs dlspatcJ!ers and one part-time The sherUt's spokesman said the lu!d visitors watlfni. , dlspafcher who must also serve as pair then too1t Jarvis' car, whlcb 'Ibe sher1fl says a contribut!Dg wasparlreclneartbegarage_a rea. tactortotlie~apewastheelevatnr jailers. A National Shi!rlfl's Audit, per· Fruth says In Ugbt Of !be escape, uaed tD tralisport the priaonen, formed In 19112 by !be Natloaal thepollcyfortransportlngp-lsoners wblchcannotbecontrolledfromthe Sheriff's Aasoclatlon, recom· .tn !be vlsltsttoo area Is being deskdowastalrs.HesayshelsiJOing meaded that 12 penons be em- changed. They will now_be brought to apprOaclt !be MaSon County ployed to staff the jaU. F'nlth says. down one at a time, he says. Commission about !be possibility of David Jlilvls, who Fruth des· · Thesherlf!saysltlslmposslhleto pu"'haslng a desk-controlled cribes as a dlspstcher-Jaller. was use two jailers tD brtDg down eacb elevatnr. prtsoner to the visitation area. PORI<' STEAK~~ .•.....•.• $1.29 LB. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE.~ •••....•.....•• $1. 19'LB. FRESH-LEAN 211 • A Multimedia Inc, New..,.per . B)'leftllaels OVP iiwrW... MMm County Sber1ft Robert E. Fnlttl sa)'$ ·til!! eicape of two . pr11oaers frilm !be MaiOil towny JallSmdaycaubeblamedCIIalack aflldequawpenRileltnltatfthejolll aild says nodi'Ciplln•cy sct1oas wW be ta1ren aplftll employees. "It's lUSt oDe of tho8e tblngs that ~" F'nlth says. "Kanawha CountyhashadBOmanyeacapeeslt lOOks like a swinging door. Irs not a FRESH-LEAN SECOND & MILL'Sl. . '"' -19 _$ PORK ROAST SPECIAL $11 •.Price in~ludes special options and cuslom features · (FuU name option extra) ·. • Full lifetime warranty · • Over 200 Activity Design seleclions $6'1.95 Appllalblo on Valldlum " IOK" lfK c:;otd A..llable' al Sheets believes a citizens etlort this petition drtve would throullll c:=d:~Buri'OUIICIInl: counties, put Olll101d- 15 ' '·t rnent to our area ... , ll Cof!POII' bplrts 1/11114 -•' lm~wouldbrtngdev~lop­ -·---~------~--- Dining ROC!II! Only ' Dlssatl8factlon with the llow ,J)Iog~eu at the state levelonlllvlni the 110 ahead for the Ravenswood Brtdp to Rock Sprinp accesa road has led to a cltlzena' petition drtve: : . This ac:t1o11 was dllcusled at lellllh at the monthly rneetlniof the ~uaoy Chamber of Commerce ,JlelciTuesdayatVeteransMemorw &.pilal. II was obvious from the ttme the ~Uscusston ~~egan that ·an ~liamber rnernben overwbelm·!ngty taYoreclthe pet!Uon. ·• Jemdfer Sbeell, Pomeroy attor'he:Y. brought tbesubject to the floOr. Said Sheets, ''There 1s an ureent need lor 1011'11! sort ct attention tD be lllven In l1ill matter. Most of us who have llwd In Melp County all our ·llvfs· jmaw the Importance ' of bulldln& · the access road and CCIIIlpleiiD& the Route 33 !pur-lane In Atbena. -We know that these c::::::the attention of !be state and help tD ~ thai the people of Melp Plus Otp. I Peck. 16 Oz. -- I I ADMISSIONS···Betty Crites, Middleport; Margaret Johnson, ~lne; ' Margaret Eichinger, _p~ums. , IE Kiddie ll'actor pull slated at Mei@s fair A Kldd1e Tractnr Pull wW be held dally at 4 p.m. at the Meigs Colinty Fair beglnnlng today. The center tleld evmtwWfeature two classes; boys and girls, 35-55 pounds and boys and girls, 56-75 pounds. Rlblxms will be given lor first and. second places, along with winners' By.NANCYYOAQIAM 8 "WI.. r~Lows=~ln:tbe=IIOB::._·_ _ _ _ _l_!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~· M ezgs • County · harppen-tngs . .. . . Three emergency r1UI8 . . '• ' THE ' . *· Weather forecast Evans said. The dividend reflects a l5 percent incJ'I!Qe . In dividend payout. aUowlng sharel)olders further participation in the COlli· pany's growth. . • 1':-1. z slodona, 14 PeoM . Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiQ, Wednesday, August 16, 1984 • · air judging at y Dissatisfaction spurs r~for~·~tbe~grand~~champloo~==pen~of~slx=~;;;;;~;~~:;=! schdarshlp fluid. The anbnal ultl· proceEds tD 110 to a · Four-H Club mately was bought by David Teal Of '\ JStory, phctoo 011 Page 4 • . Is N. Re.'listerinl Students For The 1984-85 School Year To · Call: 177 for percent, restaurant dlvlsloo net income increased 24 .pe~t as a result of · more restaurants "In operation, In addlttoo tn Improved opef1ltlng efflclencles. A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judging P.M.-Dairy Cattle Judging-Open Class P.M.-Horse Harness Racing , P .M.-Open Cla11 Sheep Judging followed-by Junior Fair Sheep 8:00 P.M.-Horse·'Pull-Center Field "8:00 P.M.-Little Jimmy Dickens Show "-Grandstand Attraction . · HOUSE. PRE-SCH.OOL Bob Evans quarter sale~ up 14 percent ild borro adopti9n 9:00 1:00 2:00 4: 00 G NGERBREAD $5,883.16 In fll)l!$ and fees for July andClerk-TreasurerJonBuckread RIO GRANDE - Bob Evans ·Sausage diVIsion net ine<me a letterfrom the Ohio Department of FaJ1118 lnc. reported ~I sales of returned tD more norma! levels last . Liquor Control reporting lhst all $53,9'19,1XKl for the first quarter . year, Evans said, but showed a 21 · places selling liquor must renew ending 'July 27, sald Daniel E. percentdecreasebecauseofhlgher their licenses by October 1. He Evans, chairman of !be board and live hog~­ outlined procedures for councll tn · chief executive officer f>'looday at . . Two new restaurants opened followlfltwlshestnprotestanyofthe the annuat sharehOklers' meet!Dg durtngthefirstquarterlnAnderson, licenses. here. Ind., and Coraqxills, Pa., bringing. Councll approved the sate of Evans said the sales report tD lO!l,tbe number Of restaurl!Jlts In Cableentertalnment which selVes transla~ Into a 14 percent Increase operation at the end of the first the community to ConsQlldared over ne~ sales of $!17,287,1XKl a year quarter, canpared to96ayearago. Communications Group of West. agb. · Now under construction are 11 VIrginia, Inc. . Net Income reached $4,38l,IXXJ, or addltlonat restaurailts, lncludlpg ' Mayor Hoffl'nan was authorized 27 cents per share, compared to . !be first Knoxville, Tenn. restautoenterlntoacontracti,V!thFloydB. $!1,135,1XKl, or 25 cents per share, In rant, scheduled to open Sept. 3. Browne Assoclares LTO to provide 1983. Evans said net Income per Continued expansloil of 24-bour construction plans for a drainage share Is based on !be welghred operations ai Friday and Saturday Partly cloudy tonight. Low In the problem In the area of Broadway averagenumberofcommonshares nights In Bob Evans Restaurants mld-6ls. I.Jahl vartable wln(js. andAshSts.,andon-sllesupervfslon outstandtng, adjumdfortbe5-for4 and !be lntroductloo of DEW me!\U Mostly sunny Wednesday. High In lfiheprojectlscan-ledout.Thefbm stockspUtdeclaredAug. 8. I~ are pianned, as well as !be Ire rnliHDI. Chance of. rain ·10 will be paid $2950 to draw the The Increase In net sales Is COII'lpletlon'drolllngoutBrownand wcent tonight and near zen) specifications and provide the other attrlbu~ tD moreoperattngrestau- Serve Bob Evans Fanns sausage percent Wf'dnesday. · required services. rants and higher wholesale prtces tluoogbou'- the cunpany's entire E!ltewled .._,.. Burning was discussed and It was being ch~,for sausage productS 16-state markettng area. 'l'burlda.Y tlnilp ~ ~tnhaveanordlnancedrawnup becauseoflncteasedllvehog~. Sharellolders of record Aug. 10 Fair oo'11lulildiQ- !IIMISaturday. prohibiting all burning In Ire town. will be paJd a 75 cents per share CIIIUioe af ahowaa and II•' • • While ·oVerall net Income rose"6 quarterly dividend . on Aug. 31, ·lltAnma J1'rldliy. hftllls. In lbe Ills. Councll President Carl Horky brought the matter before councli and Mayor Hoffman aclmowtedged Thunday, Augu1l 16 and Mrs. ~ Whitt, both of Gallipolis. Shewasalsoprecededlndeathby . an Infant 9Cil and three brotllers, Freddie, James and Lester. ThetolalpaldforaU~IhlS Funerat setvlces Wl'!'e held Aug. )'1!111' was $115,:m, COOIPIQ'Ild with stalefairSaleofO!amplcnsandlllat a Colllmi:IUI"ellllldhebullnelllllan.v.-quid&lQBb~lhlt l(l In Hillside · Memorial Park $125,m&las\)'E81'. yearpald$30,1XKlfortbechamploo. $6,100... Chapel, with the Rev. Paul D. Denny Erwin, owner of elgllt Among spectators was Byron to I! wortl!Ycause. Outland otrlclattng. aurtai was In Burger lQJw fast·food traadllses, 'Rader. '19, afOrlent, who showed the r;::;:;:;::;::;;;:;:;;:;::;;:~ Hlllslde Memortat Park. 1 paid ~.IXKl tcr !be ,2.11-pound • grand champion barrow ~n 1S22, He Relatives atteDdlng the rune~ Chlanlna·Aneus&-nments! exhl· sald he got a blue ribbon and PI were Ruby Shaffer of Flortda; bl~byMaraleRice.19,ofWyandot prlzerort~teiiQlmal. , Lloyd and Edward Roosh and Kay C®lty. · Dick , J\IIIIP of Jwnp's Super Hockman, all of Cheshire; Mrs. Davld'l'IIOmssofweney'smter- Duper ~IY chain bought !he Grover Cremeans ct Chesblre; Mr. . natlonat l:larnburaer Co.. paid tre .--.ve grand champion ban-ow, and Mrs. Charles Whitt ot Crown previous record .P.~ last )'1!111' Of !llao a Hampsillnl, owned by f<4!lth . OW City; Mr.aooMrs.LowellCaU,Mrs. I $50,256 but dld ' IIOI ' bid this yeat. ShalTett Of Greene Qlunty, for Florence Ragan, Mrs. Leona Whitt, lbomassaldearllerbewwldmake $7,1XKl. Supei'Du{lerpald$6,1XKllast Mrs. Wilma $wisher and Gary to ll(;holanhlpstorfalm yearforthere~e~Vechampton. FISher, all of Galilpolls; and Mrs. donations youth Instead. · Max Oren of Max's Concessions, Joan Stewart ct Xenia. Erw!n sald, he bwellt tbe cham- Parkaty,Ind.,whohasuriegame ploo swer tor l'tN\UCtloo with !be ~ at the fair, paJd $7,9XI Accident leads to .$3.5 mlllion suit. . · POINT PLEASANT - A 13.5 was a minor at the time, beer and mlUion IIU!I has been filed Ill Mason wine In violation c1 state law. The Countyareutt Court aga!Dsta Pollll · suit further alleges that Wernslng Pleasant resident: and Shop QuiCk became lnloldcaled on the alcohol Food Marts, Ilic. ' and negligently and careiessty RJclry Wemslng, an Infant under crashed bl5 veblcle lntn a tree. the age ot l8 who sues by his rtiOtber As a result of !be aUeged and next fr1end, Jo Ann Slmpldna. negllgmce ot both defendants, the lllld Jo AM Slmpldns, IDdlvlduaUy. 'suit claims Wernslng sustained have fllecl the action agaln&t seven fractured ribs, a punctured HannC11 Casto and ShopQulckFood right tung, a punctured liver and Martllnc. .... kidney, a fractured pelvis and a . The suit claims that Oct. 8, 1982, bruised spleen. .tbe Polnt Plealant Shop Quick sold The pialntlffs claim Wernslng Wernslng. who the plalntltfs allege underwent extensive pain and sutrerlng and Is continuing to suffer pain and great mental anguish, and that Slmplclns bas Incurred $7,!100ln medical expenses for the treatment or her son and wW Incur more In the future. Wernslng, 'ulng by bl5 Pnother, seeks $1.25 mllllon plus bl5 coals Incurred In bl5 ~tlon or !be action and.$1.25 mlU!on In punitive damagel. Simpkins seeks $.m,IXK) plus eo&tslncwTedln(li'OIIeclutionof the action and $500,<00 In punitive damages. 'Ibe plaintiffs atso seek a trial by jury. Father, son ·demolition derby winners · A tatber, and son and their and their netghbot, Chartes Stotts, nellhbJrlnSbadetooktopbonorsln wasthlrdatthepopularderbywblch tbe feature event of the smash-em· always packs In the crowd. up demolition derby staged TuesGene Whaley was first In the first dayllightattheMelpCountyFair. · heat with Eugene Clanchey. Point Brian Whaleycamethroughlnlhe Pleasant, second, and WIWam lleature event tn win first plaai; bl5 Parsons, · Racine, third. In the father, Gene Whaley was second, second heat, Jeff Gibbs, Mason, was . first; Karen Broadwater, Letart, W. Va., was second and Bob Roush of Mason was third. Charles Wood ot GaD!polls, was first In the third heat wlthBrlanWhaleywhoemergedas feature winner coming In second In that heat and tying for third were Rickey Starford, Letart, W. Va., and Downy Gagle, Athens. , A letier and petition from Salisbury Township was read, _asking road mileage beginning near Sallsbo.uy Grade SChool and cleadendlng east of County Road 25, be accepted as a Salisbury lllwnsblp road. The road lnCllldes part of County Road 25 near !be Goealeln Addition. 1bls matter was refered to . Roberts with the I'I!CXIllmendalkll from Ire canrnllsiollers that the ploposed township road be accepted. RolJel't8 reported a COillete brldlle on TCM'I\1Ihlp Road 95111 Ell! Letart baaiUitalnedrnlllordalnaga. It appeared tbltane ~Of vehicle bid backed Into !be bridge but the structure and floortna of the b:-kWe trusrees were unhanned. In further h•IJnees, a :o~~ claim was approved ltr Anna Beegle, . � 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. 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