http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0ed776128518426238b709c59eb74a5e.pdf 08fe378b79ef6f3cca81bbe4ef80f9ec PDF Text Text WINTHROP® r--------------, AND~e>L..Y NOVEMSER ... THII<TY DAYS HAS I 8 011 Al-L. 'THE f<.C:5T HAVE: THIRTYPI VE .. ::,., . MARCH AND MAY, 011 Pretty baby contest 10 .. :.f'·, .,., • } 'Vol.34, No.IO Copwo!lilld 1814 .. "' t Tll...l... LSAP YEAI< <:iiVE:5 IT FIFTY- · NINE/ ·slxAesrGN ... J 1 ' enttne .. Reagan visits Cincinnati enroute •o convention~ . THE WAY I FleUR& IT, 5UMM5R VACATION DOeSN'T END UNTIL.. A60L.lTTHe MIDDI-I?OF ' IS~. we. . J•omeroy-Middleport, Ohh:), Monday. August 20, 1984 ' EXCCPT THE seVeNTH MONTH OR TWO TQ WHICH THIRTY-- • . e . at y ·' ·' Fair livestOck sales L..----=-~~~ DOCEME3Ef< ..• . Pre-season scrimmage .Fair racing results .."· ·Dick Cavalli ' /' ' . . , ' Democratlc presidential nominee Walter Monda!e CINCINN,o\.TI {AP) -President Reagan, wannjng · 'Ibe visit, ~ag1111's lone stop In Ohlo on UiJs tour, · wUicarryOhloregardlessofhoWmany):lmesReagan up fQr his IIOII'IIn8tion ~ at · this week's preceded the p~ldent'•· stop In Decatilr, Ill.,later . visits. ' Republlcan National Convention, planned to visit . !Oday. HeplanstoarrlveWedllelldaylnDaUasforthe PQUce and Secret Service ageots wonied· about ~- Cincinnati today during a one-day campaign !Qur of Republican National Convention, which started today. ·• the Midwest. · Republican politicians said Reagan's. Cincinnati provldilig securtty In the downtown area. home to numerous tall buildings and where Reagan was Uiwly Politicians and pollee both made last·intnute vlsltlsdeslgnedtostrengthenhlsgriponwhatthey.ilay to be near crowds. . preparations for the ~ visit by Reapn, his Is a conservative, urban vote In, Cincinnati and Authorities planned to SIJmlUJid Fountain Square, a second to Cincinnati within four yean. He was Columbus that Is necessary to carry Ohio In the . popular lunchtime gathering place, wi!JI ropes and ICheduled to arrive at Greater C!l\dnnati.Jntema· November election. · ban1ca~J!!s. Secret Service ofllclals said they planned tiona! AillJort In nearby northem Kentucky at late Oblo Democratic leaders, however. chiillalgro to put metal detectors In place to screen spectators at . momtng. Ragan tovlsiiiiOrtliem Ohio, a heaVIlY lndustrllll.I1L'd · several entrances to the square. · His agenda In Cincinnati Included 1001e polltlcldna region plagued by tii1I!J'III)Icrt, where the Reagan Planned to discuss urlian reviUillzatJonwitb and 11 view and dlscusslon of the city's downtown DenoucratssayReaganllklliYWOUidnutbeweiComed. city Dlllclals during his VIsit. That theine Is. to be construction. Reagan planned tO VIsit the Procter & "Why doesn't he come to northei'n Ohio? See what 'hi~ by the visit to Prueter & Gamble's Gamble Co.'s headquarters eltpanslon project arid to kind of z;eception he gets there," state Democratic twln·towers additiOn to itsd(JWJd:own headquarters, a &<Sdress a Rl'agan·Bush campaign rally on Fountain Party clta1mlan Ja.mes Ruvolo· said. Ruvolo said Square four blocks away. ·. . . · I , project designed to oonaolldate PBIG employees oow : scatteredabQutdiJwntownltlofftcespacethecumpany. etthi!r M5 or rents. Denocrati planned to respond to Reagan's speecb:. shor,t}Y after he leaves. :. Di1it ~Jr., CClllnty coordinator for the Mondale campaign, said city Councilman Charles J. Luken would be the Democ1.ats' chief spokesman at a news co!!ference that abo would Include some steel worlrera. 1be news canfert:nce Is to be at the shut.oown . Lunkenhelrner Co. plant, he 'said. · "We're Jiomg to . raise the question of why the · president dld!!'t bOther to COllie over to talk to the · unemplOyed steel workers at Lurikenhelmer," said Jene Galvin, organizer of the event. _____by Hargreaves and Sellers MR. MEN'M AND LI.TTLE MISS'M ...;._ Attendance~: · I WE ARE CONDUCTING A SURVEY. FEBRUAR'< . BUCKINGHAM PALACE.! ADDRESS7 • .THE UMPTEENT NINETEEN WHAT IS YOUR NAME? TIDDLY· POM! r llugecrowd atterids fair's ,final activities a ' lfttty babY ' record set COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - 'Ibe encDm parade of com on the cob, cottoncandy,frenchfrlesandlemon ·' shakes are nothing more thai1 memories for the people who m8de up the.record crowd at this years Ohio State Fair. Gone are the game booths, the Gnyod Champlol( . livestock, the exhibitors se1llng their wares, and the rock, coontcy arid gospell1'111S1c . Beegle, was fliSt with Bonunza contf!llt, a chain saw contest ~ · JOondlke, owned by' Allen Adal'Tis, some fast moving quarter horse NelsonvDie, taking second. races were ainong the final day The final race, 2:al yards, saw activities of the 121st annual Meigs Heza Landmark, another Beegle CoontyFalrsBturday. horse, coming In first wi!JI Diablo A huge crowd was mi hand for Saint, owned by Roo Glock, Ash" Saturday nlgllt's tractoi-,pull wi!JI ville, taking second. cash prizes awarded· winners In Proving again to be a popular lair several classes.. ' ' ~spec attractJon was: the chain saw The top three winners I " contest. , 1 lively, ln,theclasaeswere: 6.!Milfleld F1rllt and second place winners, Stock, Kautz, Pomeroy; Camlll respectively; In themor!lfledclassel Wlndgrave,Belpre, andEdHudson, Were: 0.2, Rick Nallliy, Wooc!sf!e!<l; Ga!!lpdls; 5500 modified tractor, Teny CUDums. .Hemlock Grove; · . ':Jim Waugl\. Cmm City; Dw¥yrie "U3-5, T. R. Cullunis, Hemlock WUllson, Berea, and Harold Fonl, Grove; Doug Long, Roote 2, CoolvDie; 200 field traCtor, Brian Coolvlile; 3.64.5, J. B. Rldemiir, White, Pomaoy,· Ed Hudson and ......_._ ....,,., "-·te 3• "'......,.• Cecil ..,, .......... nuu Lester St. Clair, New StriiiBvllle; Pulli!iiJ7; 4.6-5.5, John Hupp, 7lm modified, Charles Waugh. Woodsfield; T. R. Cullmns, 5.6 and Crown City; Dean Marling, ZaJies.. up, Don Lambert, Roote 2, f'ume. vlile. anCI Randy Bolin, CoolvWe. roy, and John R. Rldi!ilrnr. · The four races of the quarter· Top two winners, 1espectlvely,ln IIDrSe program W!!l'e welllllled and ~ IIIDtoodlfled Classes were Don the crowd enjoyed the fast moving LambertandCecllMidkltf,0-5; J.B. action. Punel ~ from $'DJ to R1del1our and R. T. Cullmns, 5.1-7, $325111 eiiCb of the raca and Doll CuDwns andDonLamlllirt, Jags Rocket Bird, owned by unllmlted modl1led. . ComweDFannenofA~dashed Grand champions of the In to lint place 11!0111!Yin thefli'st race, the kiddie tract<r pull won trophies 660 yards. wi!JI Rocket Dee Bars, In the finals of the event Satilrday owned by AI Childs, Athens, taking attemoon. second. In the second race, :m Making up the flnallsls were the yards, Chlcaban Best owned by winners ot the dally events held at Jennings Beetlle. Racine, was first the lair. Saturday's grand cham· willl ChlcaroCblcocy, owned by Joe plum were Eric Wagner, Pomeroy, FrobeS, Alexandria, cmUng In In the 35 to 56 wetght class, and Jay · second. In another lXl yard race, Swain, ReedsVIUe, In the 56 to 75 Miss Chlcabar Dee. also owned by pound weight class. ' ' A tractor pull, banda, . NATIONALITY? '. NE.XT F KIN? • ~r.4 peia:Jit ... hl8her tball... matllGI8 ;1.111 set In © 1984 Hargreaves ·and Sellers . Distributed by NEA .Inc . PltltolltD IN CANADA ..,___ _ _ _ _.....by Cris Hammond (SPEED WALKER, ·PRIVATE EYETM YOUR TV AO SAID YOUR "PI.A6TIC MOUSETRAP IS GI/ARANTEEO! WELL, I W~NT MY MONEY I 8ACK!. THIS TUING WON'T · allo crowned Its queen Sunday nlgllt ... 18-year-old Sara Rankin otWashlligtonCourt~• the Ohio Coonty and bodependent fair queen. First runner-up was Genn,y Pan· • dora, :.11. Her hometown wun't available. Second runner"up Willi Bernadette Bemle,17, ofV~ • Olie of the nnat contests was the rooster crowing contest Saturday, Jean Mager~ to her ent:Iy, eJICOUI'IIglng the llll'downed her and her husband, Heney, of Amelia, 10 crow Ill times In ll minutes. That stW was far short ot hundreds of cock·a-doodle-dool heard In scme other contests. But It was enough to take t1ie $'DJ prt:re. Mrs. Mager coaxed cries from her name1esa bird,by blowing Into lots cage and calling him "baby.'' . ''They either crow or·lhey don't." she said. :·All you can do Is stand here and act like a fool and hOpe they CONGJUIIIIIMAN FAIR VISITOR - Taurtllc _.lldlvememberoftheiWpCola!QF*IIoarcl lhe1Melp Co!mtY Fair 8;durday evelllal; eo. AccGmpu,lac Coac· ....- • Jea.ller 8t 1111, Pos-nu a.r-:e Miler, cealer, who WM Wf!l. men)' who .. 8 f' '!'liS = •t je for Ule comed to the eveat by Wallace Bradford, tru a of (MI._ me notice.' ' Leghoms • . FASCINA11NG TRACI'ORS - on- yooonpter evealngtobel8llclnallng. Who knows? Pelfulp&.une found lheniOdeiidoitlc looklnr'l'MmocUedtraclmlln day they'D be laldnr pari In lhe aruma~ puB, a popular lhe traciAlr pull cornJiclidolloflheMeipFalrSalunWy altracllon oflhe local fair. _E conomic. growth ,continues; · inflation . declirles I DON'T KNOW-,UTTlE FIIRRY ONES. - - - -..A.--~ 1be e<.UIIllliY UiJs year has WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The continUally cmfwnded tbeexperts, e<DIOO'IY, !leaded b' what coold be Jts best pertlnn8nce In more t111n woo bad jliedlcted It would slow three deCades, grew at a I'I!Pid 7.6 subltanllally u the recovecy from the 1lliiHI2 recesskln entered Its pa~£t~t annual rate 1u,1 quartel' I while InflAtion remained In dleck, 9ECUIId year. lilltead. the llrst three months ot the penunent 1eP,Uited today. tile year tumed In a 10.1 pe1 cent 'l1le C<mml'ICI! Dl!partmellt revised ItS estimate of pUWIII from IPIJ!ll do rate, the govemnll!!lt said April throu8ll Jwlfup IIJ&btly from, today, tile best quarterly perlrx'" I1'IIIICe 1111ce Aprll.June 19'18. · an eerJier7.5pacent Nadiq. The tn11atlon rate ltr lbe atlre WbDe lbe -~~~ qua,tter's 7.6 pe1ta1t rate -~~~Me!'; It was stlll WilDey, U meuured b)'tbeennattonal prolb:t. wall put at 3.2 an ,,.,.,Dy rNJid pace b' Ibis petl£tltln tlleleCIIIIdquarter. down staae of the it<IM!I'Y and was well tram a U patalt rate In lbe lint atxwewbat llld beeiliXedlcted. 'Ibe Re ar: adinlnlltratlon. rethree mJIItM of the year. EanJmlltl and tile Reapn IP *"*I Ill lbe lll'Uili growth, admlnlllratlon have called Qlls earlier IIIII iiiiDb reviled upward pa'lol1llllllle the bat of aD liD"""" ItS ilra:utllirlbe)'BII', jJi'edlct1ng wwldl - IU'IIIII powth 111111 low GNP pUWIIIb' aD ofl!IM WIJIIId he lnflatbi. . 7.2 pacem- ra.- t111n an earlier ,,., ,tl ' :m Sane of the approximately · entrants threatened their birds, others tried to entice them with the prospect of nmance. "I told them they either better get crowing or they were going bQme In • Uils,.. stooutl!d Mike stlchler of Gl'l'ellWich, gesturing toward two empty-fried chicken buckets on tQp of his . cages or light "browil Escapee still sougltt Myers, 21, tadng amurdertrtalln - Ronald Ray Mymi, the stlll COIII1EC1IOn with the J,me 198J dea!JI llt·Jartle escapee from the Mason of James Terry McCausland, was County jall August 12. was report" allegedly treated Wednesday or . edly trNted by a rescue squad at a Thursday for foot Injuries, the bus Slql In Cambridge, Ohio, !Dr Injuries which may have been spokesmall said. Myers bad also aDegroly pur" received dw1JW tl!e Jump from the chased a bus ticket In Cambridge to JaU's root, a MaaonCountySheritf's Oliirleston, the spokesman said. Department ipolusman reported. 'Ibespokellman adcll!d Myers would The otbef' Inmate Involved In the have had a four mur lay-over In . JaU escape, Michael WayneGrubbs, Wheeling, but there have beEn no 33, was at¥ ellerlded Friday by COiiflnned sighting of him In the WUllamstown pollre and 1s cur" rentty being held In the Mason Wheeling area County laD In Ueu ot $'1500 bond. . 'Ibe week (( . Fair officials saJd Sunday night that for the fourth stralllbt year, a new all"time atteridance mark was set. Sunday's crowd ot 169,3t2 helped the 17-day total reach · 3.111.302 am ANSWERING .SI.L'L..Y . .... ' ' forecast of 5.9 peroent. U the 7.2 peremt forecast romes tum. and lliiii\Y think It will, it woold make 1981 the best yeai since 1951, when the emtiUITI1 grew at an 8.3 pel cent rate. Ecorunlc growth last year was 3.7 pe1 cent following a 2.1 percent decline In 1982 Ill! the cwnt:Iy was mired lnltswtii'Strecesslonslncethe endotWorldWarD. The Canmeroe Department said Its 0.1 pe1 C£11t revision Ingrowth lor the WOIId quarter to a 7.6 pe~mtt ratecameaboutbecauseasii'Oilge' growth In persmal COIISUI'IIjltlo ~ and business capital Investment offset a weaker perlor" mance In 1esldentlal construction and lnveniUIY lfOWih. 'Ibe latter cateaorles were both revised cklwnwanl sllgbtly.. 'Ibe 10.1 percent growth rate fur the first quarter was unchanged from an upward revision last month. 'Ibe Inflation rate's decline to 3.2 percent- from a·4.4 percent rate.ln the first quarter- was attrttx.Ited to a drop In food prices, which had rtsen sharply In the first three months of the year. President ,Reagan has sought to capltallz.e on the br1ght ero!iOffiiC news as he campaigns for reelection. 'Ibe admlnlstratlon has hailed UiJs economiC expansion as the strongest since the late 1940s wi!JI economic growth during the first l8 months of the recovecy put at 10.9 percent, the~tpertormanceslnce a 17. 3pe~motjumpdw1ngaslmilar time period €ndlng In December 1949. t' One of the keys to growth. according to the administration , ~ bi!en a strong surge In business Investment, which the adminlstra" tJon attributes to the large tax cuts for capital goods approved by O>ngress In 1981. In today's report, !Jie annual rate of Increase In business fixed Investment was put at 22.9 peri£ilt, 1'1/en stronger than the :!1.6 pel mot pace turned In during the first three months of the year. Personal consumption spending, which has been another key to the recovecy, was put at an annual growth rate 'Of 7.5 percent In the second quarter, up from the 4.6 percent pace In the first quarter. Because croWing Is a mating caD, sane ronteslants held hens just outside the cages. Sornetllnes It worked, sometimes It didn't. Nell Grassb<iugh of n DanvDie, falling to rouse his rooster with a hen, produCEd another rooster and held the birds side by sidl>. Oross National Product "'''''''" A<!"' GNP lncr~.,..,d By SJOII&on After Re~t~ EOONOMY GREW - The. etGDOIII), headed lor wloai could be lla bellt performaiM:e In moe u.a three deellllee, pew at a • rapid 1.1perceJJt ..... rate IIIII& quuter wNie lnlllollonnmaltoed In cheek. tile p a 1W11ent replried today. (AP h ,.,......,), �. ' Paga 2-lhe Daily Seu.. wl Pcmeroy-:.Middleport. Ohio Monday, AugUit 20, 1$84 Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED 1:0 THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIG8-MASON AREA Ai:b i;!m~ ~v . ...-.u._.....-. ,..,...,...o::;~, .... . . ROIJERT L. WINGETI' Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland DaUy Press Assocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. Tiley sh,ould be lea• than 300 words Ioiii· All letters are subject to edlllng and must be slped with aame, addreu and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI be p•hll8hed. ,Lettera should ..e In 10od taste, addresalnc l8sues, not personalities. _What you see or: hear may not. be what you .get WASHINGTON- The role of the not many persons could have paid pundit is to offer sound advice to much attention . this vapid persons In pubUc life. and the controversy Involves a policy on prerogative of persons ln pubUc life federal taxes over the next tour Is to pay no attention to pundits. In years. The president says that he that pessimistic vein, I offer this • hill> " no Intention" of seeking an sound advice to Messrs . Regan, Increase In the rate at which Bush and Mondale, and to Mrs. . persorlal Income Is · .taxed. VIce Ferraro also: Cool it. folks, It's President Bush says that nevertheAugust. · less, In 'the event of a national This presidential campaign Is ·emergency, the president would going io die of boredom before It keep his ... optlons·open" to ask for · ever comes to life. .ir it were not for additional revenue. Mrs. Ferraro, the candidates would To the White House press. be chased out of town by hunting hungering for any old hone to chew hounds and whippers-In, and the on, this added up to "dll(erences" novelcy of Mrs. Ferraro will not .that " could llQt lie easily recon· suffice for loJ.Ig. One does not expect clled." The two were "at odds." much sanlcy In the years of our Their disagreement reflected con· quadrennial lunacy, but In the old fusion and Indecisiveness within the and better days campaigns did not Reagan camp. -And so • on, ad begin until after Labor Day. No .· nauseam. Such analytical writing Is good purpose Is l*!TVtl\1 by the known to the trade as thumbsuck· . beanbag exchanges we have suf- lng, and last week the usuallY fered lately. Imperturbable Bush let his exas· U you have paid attention - and peration show. "ZippiJy-dooh.dah," be snarled. Barbara should w;tsh .his mouth out with soap. .Walter Mondale, to be sure. started this horrid lnbrogllo In his acceptance speech. "Mr. Reagan will raise taxes," he said, "and 511 will I. He won't tell you. I just did." Tile magisterial · tone of this peremptory pronouncement leaves much to be desired. What does Mondale propose to do wifh the CongreSS? Is he thinking of prorog, ulng the House and Senate al)d fixing tax rates by lmpertal decree? A little humillly Is In order. A president proposes: the Congress disposes. It would be Interesting to know .precisely how Mondale would go about ralstng taxes, but It would be pl~asant 11 he would walt until next month to tell us. August Is too hot to worry about these things. If the opposing camps would oblige the country by shutting up for a while, after the Republl!)ans have had their 1un In Texas, I would Are you one or those trusting souls who really belleves that liy pulling at the little red plastic sttlpyou can undO the wrapping on the'packetofpeanut butter crackers? Or that you can be certain the pourtng spout will pop out of the milk carton, as the Instructions promise? Or tha! when It says "tear on dotted line'! the line will be so deeply perforated you can tear neatly? These are among the frustrations of anyone exposed to modern men::handlslng and marketing, which Is Just about everyone. In perhaps a groWJng number of Instances, people find that what they see and hear Isn't . wha't they get. When the milk carton Is damp, for example, you cannot always expose the spout. "Perforated" lines are sometimes merely printed. And that little red ;plastic strip might be sealed Inside the package - visible, but Ulll'Wachable. 'Jle frustrations are generated not only by things that don't work, but by promises not kept. · The toll road, for example, that charges you dearly because It promises to save you t1me and stress, and then presents you with a construction crew and ·a traffic jam. · the lifetime guarantee that requires you to package the product, ship' It arid pay fQr all parts and repairs, thus spending more for a reconstructed · !tell) than a new .one would cost. , , Or the jlomeoWner's "complete" Insurance policy you believed gaveyoo totai coverage, as the agent Indicated, until you tried to collect on the water In your basement and learned that naturally flOwing water was exc!uded. 'f!te Irritations are further aroused by advertising Images that strain cre(Hblii(Y: . . The cigarette that suggests a better lifestyle but jrrltates your throat, the car 1hat offers romance but drives you to a greasy repair shop, thelllrllne · that offers you a better world but gives you a delay at a jammed aiqlort. A.t least the brokerage f!nns , In their recommendations that you buy stock, InClude this statement In their reports: "Past performance Is not necessarily arilndlcatlon of future earnings." But It's In very small prllit. Add to thi!se Irritations the magazine subscription card that falls to the floor, the weatherman's "scattered" showers that fall all day, the computer that billS you for something you never bought - and yru have a pall of frustrations. · You also have the problem In perspective, and you realize that those who get upset about the little red plastic strip aren't just fusly old cranks complaining about.a minor Issue. ., · SymbollcaDy, they ar.e saying, that little red plastic strip that doesn't work Is part of a cre(Hbtllly problem for American marketing and men::handiZing. or Reagan backer skips Republi~an Convention I One of President Reagan'searllest conservative Ohio supporters says be stayed home during the Republican National Convention because the president had It under llrm control and his serviCes were not needed. "It's hot and lt'scrowded, and Reagan's people have control to adegi'ee that probably Is unPrecedellted," veteran State Rep. William· G. Batchtlder, R-Medlna, said, · as many of hls1 GOP colleagues· were departlhg for Dallas. · Batchelder, a 41-year.Qld attorney, was a member of the platform coounlttee at the l9!IJ convention In Detroit when Reagan was nominated. "I enjoyed that. And at the time, then-Gov. Reagan ileeded philosophical support which he doesn't need this time," Batchelder said. , Batchelder Is a leading spokesman for the so-called true conservatives IIi Ohio, some of whom have not totally agreed with Reagan's decisions. However, most of them apparenpy are reasonably satisfied with the work of the l!ll<l platform(commlttee which Included considerable Impact from a clnse philosophical aUy, U.S. Rep. Jack Kemp of New York. Batch~lder said he views Kemp's Influence on the conunlttee, which wound up with a document almost entirely Wrtt1ell by the party's right wing, as a possible candidate for president In 19118 when Reagan, It reelected Nov. 6, will not be eligible to run again. "It Is clearihat Jack Is going to be Involved, and he's a quarterback, a leader type, " the eight-term Ohio House veteran said. Batchelder Is a member of what he calls an "ad me" conseiVatlvegroup which !TlEeis from time to time "to discuss our goals." • He said the members for the most part are not candidates . or otflceho!ders but that they do Include fonner State Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter of Ashland and Slate Rep. Robert E. Netzley of Laura. At least two of the state's 11 GOP congressmen did not go to the convention, reportedly for almost the same reasons Batchelder gave. They are U.S. Reps. Clarence Miller, Lancaster, and Wlllls Gradlson Jr., Cincinnati. S'LiiP'ft'e~L,~IN -1~ ~ ~(RtN· AA'6 Al.t~. Election strat~gy_ · WASHINGTON - Walter Mondale's Introduction of tax Increases as a major Issue in the campaign threw a monkey wrench into the Republicans' well·planned election strategy. From White House sources and Internal GOP workl~g papers. I've been able to get a picture of President Reagan's re-election strategy. Iftheycanjustcontalnthe damage already caused by Mon· clale's tax-increase gamble which obviously caught them by surprtse - here's what Reagan's political professionals have charted for the campaign: -. Economic Issues are the · voters' chief concern, according to a confidential White House brteflng report . "Our political success depends on what ·happens to the federal budger dfttcit, interest rates and unemployment." the report warned, noting that voters are more concerned about unern. ployment than lnOatlon. - Social Issues rate No. 2 in 'the public's mind, the GOP strategy Today as - --- suggest a qutet stipulation on this IsSue. Let It be stlpul{lted that as a general proposition the president opposes an ·mcrease In taxes, and that former VIce President Mon· dale. as a general proposition, supports an Increase In taxes. Isn't that enough? It Is all the voters have any right to ask for. What we want to know about these opposing candlllateS Is their cast of mind. pow do they . perceive the role of ihe state? Reagan believes that government · Is taking too much 0~ tbe people's substance; M<indale believes that government Is not taldng enough. Reagan puts mu_ch reliance upon state and local governments and on the private sector: Mondale, for his part, puts greater emphasis upon tll_e power of the national government. These are among the general 1 areas In which the candidates shOul!llnform us ..It Is balderdashIt Is worse than balderdash - to yammer on about the proJected deficit for fiscal 1989: WUI that · deficit be $123.4 'btlllon or $)28.6 billiOn? Tile answer Is that nobody has even a foggy notion d. w~t the deficit will be In fiscal J!ltll. It will depend upon economic conditions that no man can prophesy; It will depend IIPDD legislative decisions not yet made. 1 am thinking of asking some . friendly 5enator to Introduce a bill to abolish the declm!il point. Robl1ed of that helpful little critter, politicians, econOrrusts and pundits would be reduced to the large generalities they ought to be dealing with anyhow. UntO ~tday arrtves, we prohably1are stUck with unhelpful nattertng about the unknowable. How long, 0 Lord. how long? Once we get out of August, It we ever get.out of August, there will be · (;I days to go. It Is more than even the most tolerant voters ought to . bear. CINCINNATI (AP) Pete Rose's bat has made his hOilleCOii,. lng a hit. Tile Cincinnati Reds' player· manager started hlmsellln all three games of a weekend series with the Chicago Cubs, and went on a crowd-pleaslngtear with eight hits In 15 at-~ts and five runs batted 1n: . The ·three-game series drew 105,716 fans, the flrsi sertes to top · 100,000 at Riverfront Stadium since 1981. They.!!Creamed Rose's name every at·bat, ~ went wild every t1me he slapped the baU through the Infield. "He's one of those guys that if there was a better league than this, he'd lead thai one. too," marveled Cubs Manager ~lm Frey, who like Rose attended Western Hills High School In Cincinnati. "There's no . limit on what a guy like that can do. "HIS mind works different than hlmsel!(i)wntonlghtwhenthe~ the.average mind. His mind makes his body do extraordinary things.'' open a three-game series against The extraordinary· return to his hometown moved Rose clOIIel' to his cherts~ goal ofTyCobb'sall·tlme hit mark. He has 4,(170 career hits, 121 short of Cobb. However, whe!lareporterpolnted out that at the three-game pace he could catch Cobb next summer. ·Rose shrugged off the suggestion. · "If I'm going to catch him. I'm going to catch him," Rose said. "I can't worry about something that's ,going to happen In 1985. I'm not programmed that .w ay.;' · He couldn't resist adding: · ''I'd like io catch him as soon ~ possible." , Rose's 3-for-5 performance sunday boosted his averagt!""to trailing only Dave Parker and Duane Walker on the team. How· ever, he said It won't be hard to sit the St. Louts Cardinals. · "Why not? Because I'm going to take a couple of guys out (of the lineup). They've got a left·hander going," Rose said, noting the Cardinals planned to start Dave LaPoint. Rose's return has sparked U(' turns In the Reds' offense and their spirits. Tile Reds scored 17 runs In their two losses to the Cubs, despite their .240 team batting average thai ranked last In the'Natlorial League. "Pete's club never gave up," Chicago's Keith Moreland .said, after the Reds refused to give In Sunday after falling behind early. However. Rose was more con· cerned with another statistic after SUnday's game - he's 1-2 a5 a major·league manager. "I don' t care how many runs we score," he said. "I'll.takel!l.Owln." .zn, . .., ... DJVJNG HARD FOR SAFETY -Cincinnati Reds outfielder Ceaaar Cedeno dives iteadnrst Into !MlllOOCI ' ba8e !ialely 118 the throw. from theouUield lidp8 pallt Odcago Cub! flhort8top Lury Bow diirlng the fifth C~iefs ' paper asserts. Crlrtle ·Is the big reduce total government spending, shudder toahalf-andReaga~wlll -· concern here, followed by educa· eliminate "undue and cumbersome lose his 'best campaign IsSue. 1 tlon. .~Ia! Secuti(Y ·and race reguatlons that smother Initiative" White HouSe Insiders blame relations. and bring pressure "on all federal Volcke's money policies for the - International relations - war agencies to reduce waste and recent rise In Interest rates, and and peace - Is the third most fraud ." privately Concede that ,R,eagan's Important categocy of voter wor· To Democratic suggestions that reappointment of Volcker was a rtes, the Republican strategists Reagan has had four years to do mistake All they can do now, believe. · this, the Republicans will be happy, ihougn, Is .cross their fln~rs and ;,' - The campaign planners have. to respond that four years wasn't hope Volcker doesn't bl'\itg ,on a • regretftilly acknowledg~ that vo- enough to clean up the ·ni¢ss they recession before EJection Day. :;. ters In general seem to be less Inherited from the Democrats. Barring such a d!Sl!ster, the : * concerned about the · quallcy of · In the GOP's economic blue skies R.epubllca,rts are confldentihey can leadership and the state of the there ts only one ~mall cloud - no ride the economic Issues to another nation's morallly - precisely the bigger than a man's hand. But that four ye~ In the White House. ·., areas where the president Is hand belongs to Federal Reserve POWER GRAB: PoUtlcal rallies regarded as strongest. Board Chairman Paul Volcker, and being .what they are, Congress has Given their certainly that . eco- the dark clou~ of rlstng Interest · voted down the heretical sugges· nomic IsSues are what voters care rates could turn Into a cmpalgn lions that large buyers of electric '· about most - and history is thunderstorm for the Republicans. power from the Hoover Dam should • generallyonthelrsldelnthis-how The president's advisers are pay rates clo6er to those that less ; do Reagan's advisers plan to worried about whatthey refer to as ravpred ullli(Y customers have to ' capitalize on the pr~nt healthy the new "lnterest·rate constJ· pay. , ~ state of the economy?, tuency" Amertcans at au This clearly political !leclslon ~ Essentially, they lnte!ld to replay economic leveis who pay close means that utilities throughout the · • their successful I~ campaign. attention to Interest rates before Southwest will stUI be buying their Acco~lng .to .a planning docu· buying a houSe . or .o ther · maJor power from the govemment.Qwned ment reviewed by my associate credit Items. If they get too nervous , dam at the same . Depression-era Dale Van Alta, the president will to buy because of high Interest rates they wrre charged 50 years • 'DIEY'RE OFF- Quarters horses came bounding out of the start gate Salautdliy evening at the Melp "The key by our defense In the first half was that theyhadthebali In our territory three times and could only get three points," said Mack· ('.oonty fair to provide a fast moving race prOgram for 1aqoers. lnl*tg of Sunday's game at Riverfront Stadium. Cedeno was credited with a double. Gettllli set for the caD Ill aeeond base umpire Harry Wendellltedt. ' blast Browns, 31-13 KANSAS CITY (AP) - Coming . Into the game, there were at least"a few questions about the defense of the Kansas Clcy Chiefs. By halftime, they'd been answered. Kansas Clcy defenders sacked Cleveland quarterback Paul MciJo. nald four times and Intercepted him once In the first half Saturday night as the Chiefs stormed on to a 31-13 National Football Leagileexhlbltlon victory, their first In !\~Tee games. . Last . Monday's ouster of Bud Carson left the Chiefs without a defensive coordinator and had some players questioning the wisdom and timing of the move. Even Coach John Mackovlc, who was reluctant to detaO his "profes· ' slonal differences" with 'carson, admitted that change Is disruptive, but vowed to "shore up and move fOJward.'' 0p 'Cleveland's second series Saturday, McDonald was moving through the defense with ease, . hitting five consecutive passes, the last a 21-yarder to Dwlght Walker thatbrought the ball to the Chiefs' 9. But tben two end ;zone passes fell Incomplete and after Calvin Daniels sacked McDonald for a 4-yard loss, the Browns settled for Matt Bahr's 30-yard field goal. Ja_ck_A_ · n_d_er.;,_~o_n ...... ... '' . " ." play. set up after I _,. f. l 'ovlc. "And that was a really good the half ended, a showing." McOonaldwassackedandlumbled. "They've ·got ·a lot of pressure After a !]lllJI quarter In which the down the middle," said Coach Sam only scorlr!gcarneonBahr's29-yard Rutigliano, Whose Browns are also field goal, Carson got his third now 1·21n preseason. touchdown on the first play of the .• "They're good cover ·guys," foutth, a 29-yard pass from Todd McDonald said of the Chiefs' Blackledge. defenders.- "They play, a lot of man·to-man , and they do It-because , . - - - - - - - - - , . : - - - they can cover." "I missed a couple of reads that would have helped · us," said McDonald, who was 13 for 28 for 143 yards and no . touchdowns after throwing for three In Monday's 21-10 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. "I either carne off too quickly, or misread, and against a good team like !{ansas Clcy you can't afford to dp that.'' 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II Bloall Office LoCation PH. 992-379~ I <· _wll_'_a_go_·~~A::~..:t:....:B:.:uc=::::h:.:wa=ld:::: _·t-he_;_need--to--r-at_es_ . -the_eco_nom-lc_r_ec_o_ve_r.y_ ' history The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Ohio __:....;_ ·I _ _ _ _ _ Class playco-·. ,nt~-ln-ue_·~to_h_a_rp_on_. (With the resignations of Anne Gorsuch Burford and Bert Lance. Mr. Buchwald has gone on •a monastic retreat to rethink the entire November elections. He left behind some of his readers' all·tlrne favortte columns.) Whoever thinks the theater Is dying in AD?ertca probably doesn't have any children of school age. The truth ts that the class play Is still the hOttest entertainment around. It Is playing to capaclcy, captive audiences everywhere. I was on my way to work with my friend Renfrew one morning, and he asked If I would mind stopping by his daughter's school. He haa promised to see her In "Hark! Is That a Snowflake Falling?" - a play that the eighth grade had peen working on for three months. Since Renfrew drives me to work on eold, wet mornings. I didn't have much choice to say I would. "It won't take but a few minutes," he assured me. We went Into the school audlto-. Today Is MQDday, Aug. 20, the 233rddayofl!ll4. Tbereare133daysleftln the year. · rlum which was rapidly fUllng. up with proud parents. though I Today's hlghllght In history: noticed most of the fathers were On Aug. 20,1968, the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact nations began anxiously looking at their watches. Invading Czechoslovakia to crush Alexander Oubcek's liberal ri!gtme. · A teacher handed us a mlmeo· On this date: In 1833, Benjamin Han1son, the 23rd president d. the United States, was graphed program that I scanned for a few seconds, and tlien ]. said, born In North Bend, Ohio. horrified, "Renfrew, each class has In 1914, German forces occupied Brussels, Belgium, during World War I. In 1918, Britain opened Its offensive on the Westem front dilrtng World Its oWn play, starting with the kindergarten. 'Hark! Is That a War!. Sriowflake Falllngl' Is listed the . In 1~. British Prime Minister Winston s. ChurchiU paid bibute to the ninth Item." Royal Air Force with a speech In which ·he said, "Never In the field ct "It will go last," he assured me. human con111ct was so much owed by so many to so few." . In 1953, France fcrced the Sultan of Morocco, Sid! M~ ben "They're very short plays." We waited for the 9 a.m . curtain Youssef, Into exile. , In ND, hundreds <i peqJie were killed In anti·French rtotlng 1n Morocco · to go up, but because pf some hitch, It didn't go up until 9: 35. and Algeria. · • ID __ - Pete's bat smokes, but Reds Still drop 9-6 tilt COOl .it, folks _______. . .,.;.____J:__am_e_s_J•.':""""'K-=ilpa_tric...:-k The Daily Sentinel . Monday, August 20, 1984 The kindergarten did "Up the Chimney," which went for 10 minutes. The first grade did a musical titled "Hark! The Sky Is Falling'' with .a reprise at the end. The &ee~~nd ' grade was well Into "Grump, Grump, Watch the Bump'' when I iu(ned to Renfrew · and said, "It.'s 10: 30. I have to get to my omce." ' " Ursula lias 'seen me," Renfew Whispered. "I can't' go now." " WhlCh one Is Ursula?" "She's one of the snowflakes," Renfrew said. "'There are 15 snowflakes." "She's the one who's waving to me." He waved back. "Itwon'ttake long." As each child finished the lines In his play, I 'noticed an anxious father . Jump up from his seat and dash for the door. ,After tbe thtrd, fOI!rth and fifth grades had finished their presentations-, the audltortum was half-empty. I like Renfrew, but I couldn'thelpwishlnghebadacblld In one of the earljer grades. The sixth grade did a mystery play, and .the seventh performed "How They Got the fir Tree from Maine to Arizona,:• which required ·a sequence about each state en route. It was 11: 50. Only the parents of the eighth graders were stUI there, and one stranger'who, It he had to do It aU ovfi again, would have gone to work by taxi. Finally, "Hark!" 1s That a Snow1lalce railing?'' was ready to be performed. A hush went OVI!f' the audience. "No matter how many times I see her on the stage, I still tense up," Renfrew said. A fairy princess came down the line · of snowflakes and held her wand over Ursula's head. "And what do you want to be?" ' , "Ursula stood up straight and blurted out: "I want to be the first snowflake this morning that any child will see." evening. "Okay," Renfrew said, "we can . • leave now." \ "You, got to be kidding," I said. "We . sat here four hours for one line?" . "You're ·Jucky," Renfrew said, ' ' "last year she, was a church bell, and all she had'to Say was 'Ilong.' " , .. . Berry s World ' •• t . ' ,. . + •• WINNER- Miss Ctacabar Dee, ,owned by Jermlnp Beegle, Racine, races to victory mlheddrdquar1erhOrseraceatlheMelpFalrSaturday 1'/le princess moved on. I • ' · Trevino captures-PGA event BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -It had been three years since he had , forblrdle. "'That was the turning point." said won, and despite 26 tour victories In Trevino. "I had hit an awful shot, hit 17 years, Lee Trevino, the cocky _It rat and Into the bunker and be's got "MerryMe~,"wonderedlthewould a 12·footer for birdie. I need the 15 footer for par. · ever win again. "I make ;;;fue 8nd he missed and ThosedolibtsWereera.sedSunday when Trevino beat back the I've stUI got my one-shot lead," he challenge of Lanny Wadkins and said . . Gary Player. to capture the 66th Watkins tben bogeyed the 17th and PGA Golf ChampiOnship by four l8tl\ while Trevino added a birdie ott strokes with a gutty 69. the final hole for the victory. Player, who earnE!d $62,500 along Hls273!ofal. J5.under-paroverthe 7,145-yard, I par 72 Shoal Creek with Wadkins for their runnerup Course was aPGA record aswashls finish, parred the final four holes to four conseCutive sub-70 rrunds, the catch Watkins. For Wadkins, It was a dlsappillnt. first golfer ever to accomplish that ment, but he conceded that "Lee feat. · Watkins finished with a 72 and played awfully well. He made the Player a 71 to tie.for the second spot putts be had to on the back nine, and I didn't. That was It," said Wadkins. at277. "Number 16 was the key to the "The last time I had won was In May of 1981 (Tournament nf toyrnament. I felt like we kept Champions), but I was always putting the heat on each other back saying I can win - only lt dlcil't and forth and It was a lot of tun," be said. happen.'' "At the Tournament Playt"rs wen, It happened, and Trevino Is SU5.1ro richer for pining the title, tournament last year, It was his 6th major, to go along .,uh his slmllar, and I beat him. But he got me here,'' said Wadkins. other P6A title In 1974 and two The victory alloqtwllfled Trevino Opehs aDd a paJr d. Brttllb Opeos. The vlctllly pushed Ida ~ for the World Series of Golf for the set11011 to S'B.«r7 m1 IIi toumamellt latler this week In $3,019,512 for Ida C8rt:el\ third best Aleron, Ohio. Calvin Peete !Ired a Gllln the final behind Jack Nicklaus and Torn WalllOn, but It didn't emil! easy round which was delayed one bour by a thunderstmn, and finished despite the four·stroke margin. Trevino held only a Olll"sl¥lllead foilrth at 278. British Open champion aver Wadkins on the par 3, 16th hole Seve Ballesteros <i Spain was alone and was looking at a lMqot putt for at 2'79 after a 70. par. Wadkins had about a 12-footer , I. ·2. popeily g»:mJndeO With a ~wire plug. OtiM••"·• 4 J• z6«v.... r-c. "' "HEY - GET YOUR 'I WILTED IN DALLAS FOR RONNIE' T.SHIRTS. " I When uSing a ladder, make sure it will not come in contact with any power lines. · AI Bef.Qre installing a CB, TV.or ham radio antenna, ., ....nwlre sure it's at lc'tSt one and onebllfri•lli:s its ioca1 height away :fi:om all power Jines. lfyou're ubinaamg uu:s, printing a house, repairing a roof or putting up a]nmimJm siding, make sure yau're'wdl dear of ove.rh:ad power Jines. ·4 Befi>re you.do 'any cype of diggin& ·COntact }'OU! .-.. elo uic ca• q:+• 'Y to ~ sure 11 ere are no buried de• tl ic cabii:S. 3. I • . &. u.s. . " . '• Electricity is ~ of the II!OSt convenimt and depc: ndahle forms of ene• gy we have.'But ·cue must be taken wl ""'' yoU.'re around ~ b«anse coaahY't with it can injure or kill. So treat elec:tricity .w ith respect and make sure you fi>Jlpw these safety rules~ · Never go near any &lien lines. Ifyou see a victim ofelect:rk:al ~don't touCh him ifbe's still in . COJataa with the Vtjre. · Don't use e1ecnical yard tools when the gnJlmd is wet. And make sure they're d.oubJe..insuhtted or ,, ' '' ., A s.fi1y M: 11 ~ from POWER eo. arw:r us.rar your ne utUy mklcr. ·< I ' \ .... - ... ' �·-· • Monday, August 20. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel O~oles, Indians sweep opponents .~y As!loclated Pi s Tile Balttmore Orioles are literally hundreds of mlles out of first place. The struggling Birds looked more like the defending champions Sunday than they have for most of this season. Rick Dempsey drove In threerunswlthapalrothomersand Gary Roen!cke added a t~run blast, highlighting a 16-hit attack, as Baltlinore took a 104 victory over Callfornla to sweep their weekend ·series With the Angels. Mike F1anagan, 10-11, ended his personal flve-g;une losing streak whlle pinning a flflh straight loss on the Angels. Bruce K!son, 3-2, picked up the loss. The Orioles have fallen far short of expectations this season, but Ina sense the only thing keeping them out of first place Is their East Coast location. Their . 65-58 record is Identical to that of the "high-flying" Minnesota TWins, the leaders in the American League West . . California's loss dropped the second-place Angels below .500, making Mlnnesoia the()nly Western club with Its head above water. The Orioles had· scored two or fewer runs In 10ofF1anagan'slast20 starts and slx of his last 10. In other AL action, Cleveland swept a pair from MUwaukee, S-6 lUld 2-1, Seattle downed Detroit 4-1, Boston clipped Minnesota 5-4, Toronto rallied past Chicago 7-4, and New Yotk topped Oakland 9-6. -Indians 8-2, BreWers 6-1 ·Mel Hall cracked a tw<>-run homer In the bottom of the ninth Inning to win the first game, then scored the winning run on Pat Tabler's triple In the ninth Inning of the nightcap. The Irid!ans extended · their winning streak to six games and padded -their bulge over the Brewers to 2'h James In the battle to stay out oflast · •• "place. ·• SteveComer,3-7,uriutedMilwau; jSee to seVen hits ln the nightcap, :tiring his first complete game of the 'v<>ar •'. . Mariners 4, ngers1 · : :Mark Langston and Ed Vande ·; ~g combined on a four-hitter at ·Detroit Langston, 12-9, struck out 11 wltlllll two of California's Mike Witt, who leads the AL with 153. Langston, 6-2 slnee the AU-Star break, retired 13 straight batters befqre yielding to Vande Berg, who got the last two outs for his seventh save. Dan Petry. 15-6, also strucll out ll batters, a personal high. ~ Sox 5, 'l'ivlrL'i 4 The Red Sox ended a string of three consecutive losses to the Twins as Btu Buckner and Ed Jurak drove In runs with elghth-lnnlng singles. The Twins, whorallledfrom a 3-0 deficit, had taken a 4-3 lead In the top of the lnnlng. Reliever Steve· Crawford, 5-0, pitched to one baIter to earn the victory. · Jim Rice hit his 22nd homer for the Red Sox. Tom Brunansky, with his 25th, and Kent Hrbek, with his 20th, homered for the Twins. Blue Jay$ 7, ~ SoK 4 Pinch hitter DaveColllns' tw<>-run triple keyed a four-run ninth Inning off Juan Agosto, 2-1, and Ron Reed. Tile two relievers inhertted a 4-Jlead from Starter Tom Seaver. Greg Walker doubled and tripled for Chicago, scoring both times. Vance Law hit an RBI. triple and Rudy Law added a pinch homer. Jimmy Key, 4-5, was the winner. Ernie Whitt hit his lOth homerun for Toronto. Yankees9, A's6 Ken Gr!ffey's three-run homer and Dave W!nfield's tw<>-run single poweredaf!ve-runNewYorkelghth Inning. W!nfield smashed four hits, Including his 14th home run. Butch · Wynegar also homered ·for the Yankees. Carney Lansford singled twice to extend his hitting streak to 22 games, longest In the American League this year. Rangers 6, Royals 4 George Wright hit a tw<>-run homerandNedYostandGaryWard added tw<Y RBis apiece for Texas. Frank Tanana, 13-ll, gained the victory despite yielding consecutive homers to Darryl Motley, Frank White and Steve Balboni In the seventh. Balboni picked up his second homer of the evening with one out In theninth. · By The Bend ·Let us· help you t into Archery! Scoreboard ... ST. LOU IS CARDINALS-Traded Majors AMERICAN I.EAGUE EMf DIVIlJON W ...L....Pd.GIJ lltlroil ,_,. 81 70 l!al!....... m - y"" 64 a.v.tand ~ && """"' 44 53 il 59 .618 !i69 10 .528 15 .Dt 16 '[I .MG tG'h .4t0 26 12 .119 m ~ Mllwa"'"" 20~ .......... "' . .!ill! "'"',. "'"' .... ' WfBI' DIVISION Callfornlo Kansas City Otic..., Ooi<IW "',. .."' _,.,.."...._"' ....... """"' .... .484 .... !'llh 6 .448 10 "" 111! MlnnHota 6. &.ton t. lsi a:Bme .Wnneaota J. Boston I. 2nd ~ Balltrnorfo l , Callb'nla 0 Ck'Yt>land 8, MllwaU)e(> 6. 1St RarTlf' C'lPieland 2. Mltwa~Jlrlop 1, :!nd ~arnt> 1 St>ll11k> 4. 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Las A~ :\ I--IO.IStM IKI'k'PP"' 12~1 at C'hk-aJO rrrwt 10-.'U ' Atlanta 1Mahk'r 8-81 ar Plttsbw'Rfl cRbodfft tM1, 1n1 St. l...oUs 1LBPolnt Mt at Cinc-Innati cnl::b 2-(h , ln1 N<'W Yon 1FCI'rW¥1dr2: -&-11 at san Dk'aO !Show ~ -71 . lftl Montn;oal cGUll~ S-71 at 1.J» ~ , ll'5 j~ll(>f' 8-S\, IRI . ~ Phlladrlptda lllmny_ ~:\1 at San Franctsro tCatvm 2-lt, m 1 ~~~GIIIM!a Houstmat~ Atlanta at Plnsbural'l. 101 S.. Louis at C'W.irlnatl, tn 1 Nfw Yorll at s.n ()kwl. 1n1 MontrNiat U. A~ In! Phild-lphla at ~ Frandsro. In t Transactions aAIID.UL NolloooiLe-t PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES -&-nt ,J('ff StOOl', l1llfl('ldl'r. toPortla ndofthl> Pnrlf k' Coast Leaj(\IC'. AcllvatM Gary Mad· .... di>f('n8IVP lineman. HOCKEY c..adaCup TEAM CANADA-Add e d Anion Sta s!ny. forward. to Us !ralnln~ camp rost('r. • 1.50 1~. Prod 82~ • WILDCAT-II CROSSBOW . RHmdt'rson. Oakland. ' $159 ~ M'lw. Boiton. 79; Blllll>r. C1P.kland. 79. RBJ : Kln$lm~~n . OU!and. !!1: ADevls. Sraltk>. 93: Rlcr, Boskll. 93: .Annas. Bos-ton. 1'8: EMun-ay, El:ij!Jmof'l". 88.. HITS: Matt~l(ly . NEW York. W2: Car- Wlrl\e-kl, Nll'W York. lel: ~~ Bal:tm. l-It Franro. C'k'-vriand. ltt DOI.IBLES: LAParrbll. Te-xas. ~; MatIMgt{, Nf'w York. XI; 8BeoU. Texas. 7!; Garda, Tcron.to. B: CCM-ms. Sfoallk>. ~; DNEvans, Boston. ~ Rlpken. Bai!Wnow, . ·?& 'm.IPtni: ~-- Toronto. lJ: Col· Uns. Toronto. 12: KGibson. [)(ob'OIJ, 9: UpshaW, 'l'ortlnto, 9: 0\wn , S(>ank>, fl. RUNS: Annas, .». ~; RDavL-., \I.'&Ukre, ' Wln, California, L\1: M~a , outflt.'lde'r . from thl' db.lbi('C111st. stJIK't'd. Tim Corr-oran. oulfll'ldtr-lnfif'\$1f'r, on 1tlf' 1~- du y dlublPd list . Ret-alll'd Jolrl RilsS<"ll , Ol.llfll'ldrr. from PoMiand. designs: • Allee 'Ibompson, Pomeroy; Betty Dean, Pomeroy; Sheila Taylor, Pomeroy "Emtro!dery Work, Qullts and Crocjlel", !nclud!ng accessories: Janet Thompson, PatHolter, Pomeroy; Shena Taylor. · (USI'8111-. .) A IMvlo- oiMolllmedla.lac. FOXFIRE COMPOUND PubliShed every afternooit Monday lhroogll Friday, lll Court Stret'l, by lhe· Ohio VaUey Publlshlrig Company ,Mulllm<dla, Inc •• ·Pomoroy, Oblo45769, 9922156. Second class llOI'-K• pakl al Pomeroy; Ohlo. SPITFIRE COMPOUND I Membor: The Associated Press, In- land DaUy Press Assoclaton and the American Newtpaper Publishers As· ...,IaIIon, Nallonal Advertlo!Dg R<preS("Iltatlvt'. Branham Newspaper sates. · CENTER FIRE CROSSBOW '24200 '24200 · ·s 19900 . One Month ................................. $4.80 One vear .. ...... 1... .... :.... .......... $57.20 SINGLE COPY PRICES . Dally ........... ............. .......... 25 Cents HOR'I1CVL'RJRE SWKEP81~ -lleety Deu, left. - CAM. BOW No subscriptionS by mall permitted In towns where Mme carrier service Is available. '14995 ,. 1be . wbwoflllehatli 'I hAUl I lreawud,baviD&WIWlelgh&rtblaB : •Iller 1J.. "•- elllilblla. Myna c...,, u oteere ·~ Jadl" of the • OMe ..., ' " of Gardea Oalw, w11o ~ the iibow, pr rrtJ!d : Mn. 0.. wttll a nnae · '1495 DBQ BOW QUIVER • 5 ' SAVE •120.00 -: ' . ·-~\ l '- REO. '218.11 .. ICboolrL I \ ~.;,,,~~, MIDDLEPORT - A chlldrea's ctusade Will be held at the Middleport Church of the Naza· rene, !181 Beech Street. Maiday llnwgb Friday, 6:ll to 7: 45 each ~- Mrs. Shirley Cohen Will have charged the prog~am and all 8I1!B cJdldrEn are Invited to · Star Grange won -the best booth display among granges exhl~t!ng at the Meigs County Fah'. Second place honOrs went to Hemlock Grange with Rock Sprtngs Grange piac!ng thlJ:'d, Beaver, Radle! Downie, Earl Knjght, Lee and Dldl: Lee, Maurita and Roy MUJer, Olrlstlne Napier. Terri Rife, Maxine and Ernest Wtngelt Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Knigbt. and Miss Smith- attended a rea!lll MUW trallllng Wlll'bldp at BatteD Instltute in ColumbuS. 1be ~II IIicluded a .tour d the facility. Hlgbllghts were a p1 n:aucu 011 "A Vmce d My Own" by Bloowyn Hoptm, · drama \eN'hrr at · W<r- . were Jyl WIDIBI spealdllg out. A faD Wlll'kslql was anm•ooed for Sept. 2!1 at the Brookbavm High Schoci c<mpUt'erS for Which registrations are now being taken. en Rutland, JohnaorL Mrs. Tom Summerlleld and Crystal d Medina are visiting here for a few da)'ll with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rusaell. Mrs.I..esFrankandSarahBethof Texas Road, spaat Wedrmhy with Mrs. EugBte Haning and Ronald. I ~ in lor a delicious westrm taste. A tendtr half pound wound beef patty, charbroiled so it's incredibly juK:y. Topped with swiss and cheddar cheese. tomatoes. and scallions. And seMd with tangy barbe£tue or salsa sauce. · P.lus ~ cboic;e of wild rice pilaf or golden ftmch fries {or a ~ baktd potato after SPM.) ' and our famous soup. salad and fruit bar. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ',!"'P 304-675·2911 STOllE HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Licit.! MONDAY JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. . ep.n SUnday 12 - attew!!ng and GEneva Shumate, !;un•mllh ~ni....,.Md Itt~ Rl ....... A"'''lahiPftm. A111h!orl....t Jle.or Wuo:utf C....., l1t Coltnl•; Calendar thingtm HlP Scllod, pertalnlng to ' Fenton Taylor and Yoneece Miller spoketothegroupon plant for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray JoiiiSOil, Orlando, Fla. spent SI!Yei'BI days here ·vlsitlll& Mrs. Helen John!IOII and other rela!ves. Tabnee Jo JolmJon and Cheryl Roush, also visited with Mrs. JohnsOIIwlille~couslnwasbere. Mrs. Myrta WOaon d Columbus DARTON . RIG. ._.19.95 lAVE •70 treasurer. to S:OO p.m. ' ' IIISI.Itt.61 Ww•n ....... PIIIIMt&MI... --OPIIIOW-'1'1111 3 I rt 3, ~ 3 • ptl . . r I . , . . _ . . . . . , . . . . . , I! a I 1117JID!i ; ..........3 lfll!e.-wbel&oflllllllrllllllle•ll ''nd!vllluaof : lltt• '13••ttliiiWGfllleMelpC l)FIIr.OWr••M«awere .. I I \ ' EAR, ·NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST 328 Viand Street Point Pleasant, WV. ... _, .......... .j ' ~~: ~·~~.Betty~~~iiiiiiiiiiiji !of.~=!J!~~-- WH WOOD 300 HANDLE 20 B. $}9995 Installed by Carla Shuler, outgoIng president, were Fay Sauer, !B'I!Sident; Helen Smith, program chairman and vice president; Maxine PhllsOII. membership vice !B'e5ldent; DorotbyWoodard.secretary, and Kathryn Knight, EOdorslng the project SL 30 DINETTE SET • Other perrennlal: Al!ce Tbornpson, Thelma Glles, and Janet Bolin. IIi! ilblerved and members are to take a dessert- Loretta J011e9, Olhen ' . lin 7 Pc. Wood third. MIDDLEPORT-Mlddtepm SuslneiS Slid Professional · Women's Club will meet at 7::11 p.m. Mooday ,. the borne of Alwllda Werner. Guest night Will . a~tlonfacllltywlththelranch SL 50 MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS -01110 13 Weeks ............ :............... .... $14.56 26 Weeks ... ........................... ... $29.12 52 Weeks .. ............................... $58.24 · Ol!lll)de Ohio · p Weelcs ................................. $1~. 60 :16 Weeks ... .............................. $31.20 52 Weeks ....... , .. ....................... $59.80 •" Other annual: Bernice Carpl!llter, first and second, QPal Grueter, I t,aSaDe. 40 MX Pcrner6y. · attend New otflcers were !.nSiaDed at the recent annual dinner n-ung of the · M!ddlepOrt-Patnemy Area Branch ·d the American A.ssodatk>n of tJni)lmllty Women held at the Mol..-Ono Weok .................. ... .............$1 .10 . . 'I" Paneroy. ' cactuS flowered zinnia: Betty Dean, first and second, Peggy Crane, third. Decorative dahlia: Opal Grueser, all three places. . Cactus dahUa: Jane 'Ibompson, Opal Gnlesel', Peggy Crane. Pompon dahlia: Opal Grueser, first and third, andJane'Ibompson. dean, second and third. Sunflower: Helen J ohnsoli, Pomeroy; MayTaylor,JanetBollJI. Chrysanthemum: Janet Bolm, Pat Holter, Peggy Crane. "' Plumed celos!a: May Taylor, Allee Tbomp59n, Thelma G!Jes, J.ocal AAUW installs officers By Corrler or Mew 5 pc. wood Betty BEST OF SHOW -Jane Tlluctlflllll Iller lint rn h• In the Meip County Fair flower """" Fltday. Her ..,......._. lealured lavender and purple •aNI•a, purple llleeple bush. IGpped with c•!f+Jle and ll!led with weatllerell ~- SIJIIIK:RIPTION RATES diMftt. Junior Dlv!olon " llurl&cullure DMIIoa Hybrid tea rose: Judy Snowden, "So Come With ' Us In the JaneThornpeon, Pat Holter. Morning", bright colors: Donia rose: Dean, Grand!flora Crane, Aaron Thompson. Bill · first and ~. Jane Thom}ll()li, Crane, all of Porrieroy. • . 'To the Fair at the County Seat", a second. F!orfbunda rose: Cheryl Bailey, favorite design' Ben Crane, Amber Thompson, Billy Crane, aU of Long Bottom, Jane 'Ibompson, Betty Dean. Pomeroy, Climber rose: Jane 'Ibompson, Specimens: Dahlia flOWered zinfirst and second, Janet Bolin, third. nia, Ben Crane, Donia Crane, Billy Gladiolus: -May Taylor, PomeCrane; caclus flowered zinnia, Grueser, Pomeroy, and Dahlia flwered zinnia: Betty .()ean, Peggy Grane, June Johnson, Best booths announced Olllo 45769. &abscrlbers not desiring to pay'fhe-car· rler may remit In advance direct to The Dally Senllnll on 3, 6 or 12 monlh basts . Credl1 will ~given carrier each mont b. Adhon,y Icenhower, Syracuae,- of Mr. 111111 Mrs. lUck lcenmwer, winner In the 18m 24 monlhl cateplry. 1be event was spo1.w-ed IIIII ~ lllftced by the Mlddleporl Business .a nd Prof-aon.J ,' Women's Club. · dllb1ct director, Will be making J1er anmml visit to the club. PCSTMASTER: Send addre-ss to The ,Dally Stnttnel, 111 Court St .. Poi'Tleroy, $2999 Don!ll Crane, Ben Crane, Aaron Thomp$0n; marigold, Aaron TI!Ompson, Ben Crane, .Amber Thompson, and sunflower, Aaron Thompson, Amber Thompson, Donia Crane. Scope & Mount Not Included . The Daily Sentinel ).'ork 10017. Arillltlc~pments "Peppers apd Pumpklns and Hugh Eai-s o{ Com", b!ackllght County Fair", abstract design: Janet Bolin, Bernice Carpenter, BettyDean. . "You're Due for a Wonderful Treat", lnc!udingf(/seS,BettyDean, Pat Holter, Janet Thompson. ' M ; f'lr~Wn; , Mil· Zl. 733 Third Avenue, New York , New as follows: "Smoked Hams and Bacon, Butter and Cheese" featuring warm colors: Melanie Stethem, bons on eight of her 13 specimen Pomeroy; Peggy Crane, Pomeroy; exhibits, ~hlle Ben Crane, t)lree · Sheila Curtis, Pomeroy. "Placed . In Their Tents for yearoldsono!Mr.andMrs. WUllam Display", featuring treasured Crane, took the junior gardener award and also won the ~t junior wood: Jane Thompson, Peggy Crane, Allee Thompson . design ln artiStic arrangements. ''There's A Ferris Wheel Just for , The out'Of-county judge, Mryna the Chlldren", a stabUe: Janet · ~. awanled the best junior horticulture display to . Aaron BQ!ln, Betty Dean, Bernice Carpenter, Pomeroy. ~. Pomeroy, the best rose "Hotd<lg and Hamburger , llWard to Mrs. Dean, and the best Stands", pop art: Pat Holter, Betty annual award to · May Taylor, i>mleroy. Besides ribbons, all Dean, She1la Taylor. . "~ and Sarsasparllly", using a . received merchandise gifts donated bottle for a conta.lner. Pat Holter, IIY local merchant's. Allee 'l'hompeon, Judy Snowden. "And Music from AU the Bands"; : Winners bl the various classes of the s1Dv wtUch carried the theme 11h0wlng rhythm: Bernice Carpenter, Jane'lbornpson, J8J1et Bolin. ~'The CouDiy Fair", liSted here first, "If You've Never Beeil to the ~ and tblrd re!lpl!CIIvely, are . Boitcn. 3\: , - Lan~m. SPank-. l'i1: Stifob. Tormto. lll: lkJJgh. 1'Mw. t26: Guidry . N<w Ya-k. U9: Niekro. New- York, ll9. SAVES: QuiscniX'rr:y, Kansas CITY, 32: Calld.W, QQkland. :11; Hernandr'z, Olofrot t. Jane Thornplon, Pcmeroy, and Janet Bolin, Rutland,, took top hooors ln artistic designs at Friday afternQon's flower sbow at the Meigs County Fair. • . The "bl!stotsbow" award went to Mrs. ThompaQn, a first time rosette winner, foc her arrangement In the class · "Placed In Their Tents for Olsplay'' wbUe Mrs. Bolin'$ Stabile In '"'bere's a Ferris Wheel Just 101' the Children" was the "reserve best Betty Dean took the bortlculture sweepstakes award winning rib- s l Meigs best, reserve flower show winners selected of show." '3300 COCKING . STIRRUP . QUIVER WITH&· BOLTS ~~an . Oakland, LNParrlsti. l)p.. troll, 27; JOnk>. rnr~. 28: Thlmton. ,., • 95; da. Tormto, 14!1: Rlpkm . Baltlm:lre: 149; HOME . Scope & Cocking Stirrup not included Leaders .!HI- .9 Atlanta 8. ~- l.o.us ·3 San Fnncbco &. N- York 5 HW!ICII S, Pftt!burRft 0 Chic~ 13. C~att ll PNladelphla 6. t.o. A~aek:os !'I Only«...... ~ .,..,. lin, ~IKEOl.TJ'S : EMf DIVI!IION _.......... VIKJNGS-Rf:'ached • . picau-ed was Betty Dean. SJULEN BA.Sl:S: RH<'ftcrrson. Ookland. 49: P<onts, Calli:!rnla, 41 : Colitis, Tcronto. «l; Butk>r. ~ - :13: Garda. Tt:lttlto. 34. Pf'I'CHING ill ded.o;loM I: LL>al. Toronto. 12-J. Jill. :t-19: SUcb. TOronto. 12--4. ,'M, t~ BlyJe\.·m. C!t-vciand. 1 3-~ .122. :U9: Pruy . [){-IJ'Oil, M . TI4., :\.15; AJ('X· anoor,' Tcnnfo. U-1 .li!R. :\.42. Ckowland at 'lbrmlo. In\ . Kansas Cily at Boston. In\ Sl'4ttle at Batllrmre, 1n1 QaklaM at DMrolt. 1n1 Callb"nla ill Nt'W YQI'k, mt Mirlrll'!lola at Mllwaukee, 1n1 Chlc&«< ill TPX.u. (nl 52 72 ...,....DIVIlJON San 71 51 Atlanta 63 li1 Hruston 63 fU l.m ·~ll'!l 61 lil c.tc!Matl ~ 7l San Fral'ldlleo 47 74 MINNESOTA • • .. • ..,....of , • Ba=anl. Bad<row,left,lll'e JOIUithanSmllh, Radne,. age two cateplry, Becky Smith and J - Mora;, Pomeroy, age lhree category, DeaiBe Mon.. Not 18 monlhl, Pam~ Standing, left lo right, were Albley H..,..., Mlaenvlle, 18 to 2t ~ C'-cll llallnah8; 'DIIIUIY Bldlniond, Pomeroy, age two cateplry, Belinda Rldmond; and Jennifer SWdler, Pomeroy, age three catepey, GDberta Kud.YRH lh; MlalluJ,S~,mtol!.RIONIIs, Starcher. Angle -..; and Bran!lllluchannun, Reedlvlle, 12 to rontract agrl('l(>l'fl<'nl with Doujit Mar- """"""'- Only Rlmt'S 5l'hPdulro "'"""""" DltwJ .-ooraALL Natkt>•al FGDthall Leaaue Nt'W York. s..&lltrsG_.... 61 ration . • BOYS 8EUCl'ED - Boy wlaa!1:ra In tl!i! ......, BabJ were Iron& row, left lo rlcfl&, Broolll .w-, Middleport, ~ lo three mGII&Iw, wMh mother PIIJII Jolmal; Tlmut!Q JIQtllune, CtiNier, three 1D lib II'IOIIdw, dh muCbel ..... )' . a-thunle, 1)ler Jol'lwm, Poftland, m lo l!mGII&Iw, Bo b lolaJom Jle=ant; ~. 12 ID J8· mcatw, Kelly I'JQl3'TYIWIIES-Femalewlnnenlnthel'reUy Baby CUIIIIIIt lllllunlay '"l''ed, left to rtgh&, were lleaiiB- IUIIIe, Reedlwlle, zero to three monlhl .... I'll)', ... 8nJce Billie; PaDtda%' ••· 'l'pppen l'lllllil, lhree lo lib mcalw, dh father, • All New Design • Adjustable Sights • Automatic Safety ~:;wlcanAssoclat iOnb'lnjury Mlablll · ' (!m at blll."ill Winfield N~ York..!10; MaMIIl«tY. NE'W York. .312: Hrtlrk . Mlnne-Da. Jlt Easier. Bmtm, .:m: EMWTa y, Baltlrnort', .312: Trammell, Dmolt, .312. RUJI&. DNEVans, Bc51~. 96; ·WJn(k>ld. Qeotrolt 4, SNMk> 3 NN· York B. Oakland 0 Kansas Clry ~ Trxa!l 4 00 tx> aC'Ii\'Aird Monda.v. 1;Scnt YI('Qn Brummer. catche-r, to Loulsv lllt' of will AMERICAN LEAGUE MUwal.&keP II CWI.'t'land. ~· raln Kansas ClfY 1Gubicza ' !BriM'n l·S\. In ! · fJall:land CYt11n« 6--U at !Mil, lnl Seet11l' cfk>artk> 9-13! ID.M&r11rlt"l .. 71, 101 Calbnla !John 7-101 ChrL' Spt>Jer, lnflt"ldl>r. to thf> Minne-sota Tw!ns for cas II and a pla_vPr to bl' named later. Announred thai Ollie Smith . shortSlop, ~1TING Ptlca89 1. Torv:tlo 6 t:UCH, lnt I Monday, August 20, 1984 Friend, and Adam Triplett. Secend row, ~ Fllher, Mkllalll Mcl!;elvey, Donald Shaffer, Jared Stewart, Manlball WQIIe, Adllm KraW!K2Y11, and Andy Grueser. Bad< row, Mike Stewart, 1111111 Bllna Gangul)', cooches. Absent was Marvin McKelvey, coach. C'tlklljlO 100 IA'M -Senior ead ScoU Gheen dlveeln&o 1 b e - - after a MlleChlnoey paM, but COI!kln't come updhl&lnMap' Jt.7¥11Uy • fJIIf!r AtJB. Saturday In theBelUMia'sopel gllft'lrnnulge game for both • Page 6 iC~"-II . Inl READY FOR SNAP - Quarterback Mike Chancey lakes .die SIIIP ll'om center Jay Whittington and tums,to begin Uds offensive play deep In Aihens teniWy ln Saturday's openln1 scrirmlage of lhe 19M football seasop at Pomeroy. The flaily SentirieJ '' �I • • Page 6-lhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio' i The Daily Sentinel . ..... _·-· PHONE 992-2156 l, llleowtlt..-.OioloiDU ·I' -~.a-- -- ···---lliH- [ - .. . . 1984 .................. ....... .......... .....,............. -. ._ ,,.,,.....,,.....,.11... r:r....t. ~:_::. Monday, August 20, 1984 =====-~-··_-_ ___ . : ; :..=.:-::::......--_-_-_,__, . . a:,. . --· ........... __ __.......,. .:a,.......... _ _ 1.... - We ·CaD •TAEN CHJNO • •BA C K HOE •DOZER •ENO l04DEA --- • DUMP TRUCK SERVICE - -- •\"U,TER , GAS , $~WER LIN~~- PAIN Y.unty Certified ~ EPTIC IANKS INSIALLED. . 80GGS SALES &SERVICE Dan Tripp, Tuppers Plalos. Pictured are, lor, Dan Tripp, OWner, Mr. and Mr$. Bob Easanan, Tammy Callllwa_v, beef pl'l!lcels, Lisa CoiDns 1111dJbn Pllriler, U. S. RT. 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE, OHIO · Jwdor FlllrQueen ~Klag. Authoriztd John IN MIDDLEPORT Dure. ' New Holland, Bush Hoa Far11 Equipmtnt .. Dealer PT. PLEASANT OFFICE Farm ·Equipment Parts & Service . SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Public Notice PU8UC NOTlCE power shift w/in teg_ral torque On August 8. • 1984. the converter Board of Chester Towns hrp, REAR AXLE: Sp.,al .Gears M etgs County of Ohio. adve r- wtth no spin Qiffetentlal. ttsed for biQs for a n~ BRAKES: 14) Wheel Hydra uarticulated. motor grader. The lic w/power booster Boar':! o~ Trustees WIShes to TANDEM DRIVE: Oscill at· dec l ~re thts advert iseme nt mg welded steel box sect1on w /oit tight housi ng 20" )( 8" void. Sprocket Drive Chain 1.25" U:WU. Min. 'MTH MINIMUM SPECIFICA· nONS AS EOLLOWS ENGINE: Net HP of 135 w / Accelera tor-DeceiCrator Dry Type Atr Cleaner w/ preclean er. . TRANSMISSION: Full Easiest Elegance 4-H·FFA Uvelllodl; sale_heldFrldaynlpt. Pictured are · ' FOODIAND MAKG! PURCHASE- 'lbe reserve duunplon pair of hop were purebased by Bob • h, Bob Easlmait, Amy Rltdde, Owner, Usa (4!HM : .Ealanllll of Billlelld Foodland for $1.30 per pound and Jbn Parker, JWilor Fair Queen IIDd ~· · owaed by Amy Rlldde, HeedsviDe, at tbe IIIUitlal Printed Pauern FRONT AXLE: Ta be solid bar construction welded steel sections - VllheEil lean angle left or right {Not less than 1"7") - Osct llation total (Not less than 32 degrees). TlRES: 14:00x24. 10plyon 10" R+ms A1ms to be Interchangeable. STEERING: Hydrostatic. FRAME: Arttc ulat+on (M tn· +mum 20 deg.) Right or l eft section welded unit 11.~0" x 11.75". . MOlDBOARD: Type I T r<~dius w/ hydraulic power Shth - 2 power tilt' cytinders. 12· )( 24" X 75" . CIRCLE; --Ou1S1de diame1er Go·· w/s tructura l steel section flame hardened tooth - Hy· d ra uhc Central 360 deg DRAINBAR: T-s hap-i,d. welded constrUction .. lli.ADE RANGE: Lifo above gro und 19" - Pitc h a~le 35 deg. CDNJ:ROLS: Full Hydraulic. SCARIFIER: Cutting v.dth 46" 'M1n. - Mounted behind Vinyl No Sunday Calli 1·1! ·11( AM 'CONSTRUCTION . BACKHOE DUMP TRUCK COliC RETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Gauge - Articu la,.on Indicator - Engon e Oil & Trans missoon 011 · Pressure Gauge - Trans- mtSSIOn O tl & Engine Temperature Gauge - Cootant WARN· lNG LIGHTS: Patlong Brake Transmtssion Oil Temp. & Pre ss ure - Engine Oil PresSure and Water Temp. DITCH WITCH SERVICE 1-r--=-===--=--:,.,-=-, REN .A CAR CAlL 446-4522 Storm Doqni Gallons M in. Hydraulic System (25) Gallons Mm. Flllr. 'lbe animal was owned by Jayne RlldJie, Rt. 2, CoolvUle. Pictured are 1-r, Paul Dailey and Yvonne Scally, b\Q'ers. Lisa ColllDs and Jim Padler, Junior Fair Queen and KlDg andJayneRIIdlie, lront, owner. IASALLEBUYSRESERVEIAIIIB-'Ibe1'8'1erve dlamplon lamb purebased by LaSaDe Restaurant, . Jloll+llepnrt, for $3.31 a powid at tbe 111111U814-H·FFA · lh I dlllllle held Friday night at tbe Melp County .. OPERATING WEIGHT: 27.000.1bs. · SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Back·Up Alarm - Engine Head Sides - Vandalism Proteclion for various fl uid fill & .check poi nts - SMV So gn - Ant. % 985·3837 SIZES t.,-/1..-~ . ., Soft, supple.and slouchy, IISJ as JOUr fatorite swlll!r Ill slip into. E"'JJhin& 1 dms should beth~ SIISOII . few porb, sash,. not MUmSIZE pattern lites J11U 4 ~zes oo IMII tissue. Printed P1ttim 4755: foli- Sim ~6 , 8, 10, 12), (14, 16, 18, 20). Ordlf II)UIIf&Uiar size. $2.75 .............. . ......... ....... ,..,. ...."" ,. lor .......... "' . . 1111 .. •• 5111111: DEUVERY TlME: 130) Days. ONL" MACHINES MANU· FACTURED IN THE U.S.A. WILL BE CONIIOERED. OFFERED AS TIUIOE·IN: 111 WASCO 11968) 330-H MOTOR GRADER Senal No, ~ I Reef.Eitate General • ,.11. ZIP, S1ZL 1111 243 ...1'1111 17 ~·.,.., . '" . v....,..., RESERVE CHAMPION HOG was pyrchased by Canllnal, MloldlfiiOri, at tbe annual f.II-FFA llvelltAicll sale Frialb' nlpa. 'Jbe anlmaliiOid for A a pound 111111 was owDed by Plllil Hendrlx, 'J'uwen!Pialns. PldumdareDennlsRodanllll, Aaron Jlodt,man, Dawn lloollman, Asblee Paul Hendrix, Don Vaughan holding Callie veupe, IIDd Lila Collins IIDd Jbn Plli'IWr, Junior Fair Ql-.lllld V••......'s M~igs King. . ' County property transfers ... ' Clara M. Stegner to Edward C. l..ong, VIolet L. Long, Affidavit, ·. Sutton. . ·' Frank G. Mills, Leona Mills lo John A. Van Reeth, Gloria J. Van Reeth. Lot 298, Syracuse. ... : Roger E. Carpenter, Linda K. Carpenter to Thqrilas J . Kibble, Suzanne I(lbble. Parcels, Chester. Emma Ebersbach, Charlotte M. ' . , .,. Evans. Affidavit, Meigs. Mary F. Adams to James Rucker. Connie Rucker, Parcels, · Olive. • Harry S. Yarbrough to James D. Barrett, VIrginia Barrett, 10 acres, Salem. Edgar Greenl~. deceased, Anna Mae Greenlee, Cert. of Trans., · Pomeroy VIllage. David Arnold, ·Nancy Aniold to Hughie L Ogdln, Patsy A. Ogdln, .36 acre. Salisbury. Clyde E. Triplett to Debra L. Triplett, Lot 8, Syracuse. Ray Lambert, ·Juanita Lambert to Leslie· Hayman, Patrlcla Hay, man, Parcel, Salisbury. Donald MUis, Patrlcla MUis to John Partlow, Parcel, Rutland. - fered. The Boa rd o f Trustees reserves the nght to reject any or an b1ds. InQuiries mav be addressed to: Wilham M. Wtll. By Order of the Board ' of Tru s t ees of C HESTER TOWNSHIP I W. Mtchael Will. Clerk Aug. 2o. 1tc. Public Notice OFFICE SPACE FOR FmHA COUNTY OFFICE Farmers· Home Admm1s1ra· t+on. USDA. des1res to lease approxtm ately 1.060 &Quare feet o f a•r·condltioned office space w1thln the c1ty l1m1ts of Pamer<>;. Oh10. , from FmHA. Co1-1nty Superyt· 3 Announcement• sor. 221 West 2nd Sttoet.(P.O. Box 58 91. Pomeroy. OH 45769. Telephone No.: 614· 992·6644 . Sealed b•ds to be opened at Btdding CASH 1nd 1 COORS CAP It R&S Recydq Depot Stll us 150 11 of one Item or IIIJ combl111tlon of Pomeroy 814-992-2181 " materia! avatlable' the above address at 1:00 p.m., Aug ust 29. 1984. Denise M. Keen ASSIStant Property Management Officer. IB) 17. 19. 20. 3tc FOR 111 HOUSE iit"~limt room llld 24x24 flmity room. l'lrtilllr capeW, fuel oil ftrnlet willliiCIIiliiS far woocllttn-. 12x15 . ........... .bfock . . . btilclil. 2011311 blodl ....... ott Rt. 241. CGIItlty lllliw. :~ milt •II 1 __ • -~·-·~- ··- ~ a.t.r, ·12) ' -TWO STolRY HOUSE . Ill RACIIIE: OOWIitaln equipped 1with kltc~n. liviftl I'!Kim, dlnl111 room IRd dtn; upstairs lias ·two bidrooms. 1nd ont 111111; llso Ills lllae. 1111111. Lot size •••· . -41'x301', IItteii work. If lntnlttd contlct hou~ Tht H0111ellltl01111 link in Mt-2210. -s. 1luminum IIIMt 1111111num, copper, brnl, lldlltors or llllnltss 1nd _.... --· -- -----·-"----·~ ' OUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCREtE WORK ·c uSTOM BUILT HOMES,. ' '- In lite oouniJy. Tltree bed· -- - - ·--,---·. --·· --·- .... 8/ 10/ 1 mo. ' . Pli ..992-7013 New Chevy F~OER True~ .... ... .. ....,.... '76.95 0001!5 ............ >149.95 \ 992· 7201 . PRICED REDUCED - Amse ''~ JB'den with a river 'liew -the llrge front ·porch Rives wey to the fgyet w~h two Sl!ls r:l dou· UTILITY 8UILDI.NGS & lnsur~ PH. 742-23.28 a-5-tlc PH. 992-5682 or 992· 7121 Dol),umioliflo~ ; Porto A- II I~ f ) PH. 614-992-3718 . 7130/ 84 Local StrYico C.lls S!S.OO 7·26-1 mo. SWEEPER •nd oewinll mochine pan a. and oupplioo. Pick up end delivery. Davia Vacuuni Clo-t. one holf mile up rep11ir. G - c . - Rd. 814·448·0294. 9 Wanted To Buy We poy coah for lite model "Clean -uHCt c•n. .' . Jim Mink Chev.-Oidslnc . Bill Gene Johnaon 448· 3&72 Wanted to buv uood cool e. wood heaters . Swein Furni· ture. .-.&.3159. 3rd. • Olive St.• Gellipoti•. Oh. W•nted· Junk autos eny condition. CoK 614·38B· 9303. . Wented to buy : dirt ,bike, good cond. Coli 614-379-' 2146 or 448·9287. C11h paid for fancy iton or hoovy iron - - I I 80 ond up for certain Metg• Co. IIane Jo••· board . coli 2711 Old time c~p­ 1-304-882· COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo. iron. wood. cupb011rd1, c ... irs, che•u. basketa. dishes . .,ane jars. •ntiques, 9old and ailver . Write· M. 0 . Miller. Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 or coli '61 4 ·992· 7760 . Firat floor only. Write giving directions . Winen Pianos, 80tf 1 81J. Serdia.. Ohio 43948. Coli 614-483· 1£05. . . Buying daily gold. silver coin1. ring&. jewel.rv. sterling ware.. old coins . ..,._ c:urroncy. Top pricet. Ed . Bur. kott Sorber Shop. 2nd. Aw . Middleport. Dh. 814-992347&. Wonted to buy Gin...,g. 25 mile •outh of P(fint Pluaarit. At. '2 . 304· 782-2S81 . f "'[11') rn~ '1 1 J 1 r •,1 1,, • 11 tlelp Wanted Help W8nted: Ftil or part· time .....person• "for Sarah Co.Jentry Jewelry Company. Earn more pari·tiffte than m•ny . .rn ful time. Good income. No invettment, flexible aehedule. management poslibi~itie• . Prirft and ewards in JKOg nition of achievement&. The opportunity to earn trips to dream locations. S•rah Cov· entry is • lull ,.ngo i"W"'rv comPIInv offering high quolily 14K gold. oterling silver and clillll10ftd1 in 8ddition to fashion jewelry throughout the Uni1ed Stet.. : For inter · liiew call ...... an hours of 1 PM to 4PM , Monday· Fridly. Aoll for': 114-318· 15611 Connie George Unit Director. ·61 4 · •46·2564 C1rolyn Dent lr,anch Meneger. 8 4 30 1_ ·__' _P_M_._ _ _ __ Col! McDonlol Butchering open overy dey. No - " ' on S!lndoyo. 304·882-3224. 4 -GAS LIIIS -SEPTIC mitiS &AaGE ·or SMAU JOIS ~. 992·~·471 r--'-:----------';...., "CUT OUT F.OR FUTURE USE" All MokH ~~-=:- .. up. Palntin'g tower, have experience . FrH estimates. Boll. ouctioneer, licensed Cook position availeble 11 :30-BPM ohift t1 Scenic Hills Nuning Center, Exp. required . Apply Mon .• fri . 3 Announcements lli!I,Dpli!'OU; OHIO "oM_,_~•J ~·-· Coli tu4llt W. !'&:&AUII . . . . lallllatieO ·-··-- ~· -·- ---~ -~· --·---·--· -~-';'"-·----'' Tree trimming and Mi:tlng ._ SilVIa 915-3561 . ........Dillt ....... efllaftlpcstc!l · •D,.,..•Fr-• .PARTS •ncl IERVICE ..... Giweway . Pert ' Min: C - pupplto. CeH 1114-371-2181. Fom8lt ... whho - btecll apoto. C•M 441-8132. Yord Sole clothing for tft· ffDM· oft lllaoo. Coli 448- 3311. ' Men. .ement Position, good ollery ond bouefito. Expo · In lu- end htnl· _..,..,.,,ed . c-o8oaS ~ 7. ,..nt PleeNnt Regilter. Pert S l - mother c•• I"Dint Plonant, W. Yo . 2 k -. 2 block 21580. ........ puppleo . Coli 8 1 4 - I - - - - - - - - - - - 888-47Citi ... 742-2321 . PM MCrwt•ry. - tionllt. cieric81 . a•portence ........ phone ~04, 878- nec ury. a.nd resume to 2432 II; a:oo tttiii :OO P.O. ID• 480. Point PIN· ... t7tl·2138 . - · WV 2111180. --bltcllpor~Collle .,d ltttp'-1! 'dog . Col 304· 1711·1188. . 8abwlinllf nud1d tn ft'IY home when sciiOot Iloilo. Pork Drive, 304-875-4444. Homes for Sale Great k)cation, 1460 aq.tt ., large family room, 3~r .• 1Yz .,.tho. otorogo bulldlngo. GI'Mft School Dlltrict. ••· s_ume 8 W% mortgage with down payment. Call 441- 8283. . • ..... ,GiiiiiJ;oiii···"· .... & 3 bedroom home. 3'12 •ere•. 2 c~r gara;e. 2 mi. from Middleport & Vicinity '" Vicinity HMC. Call 446· 2867. Owner mull ooll NOINI A rool BARGAIN I Home clooo n to schoolo. Middleport. Ca 614·982·8941 . ~---~---·lc- Gallipolis Flea Moi1oot Fri .. ··········-· ···-· ·········· ··· Sot, lo Sun. Indoor-outdoor. Yard ••'- Aug. 21 lo 22: 2'A N- Frldov Nlaht Markel' Ilona 3 PM till } Rt. 35 1o mlte• ·out Flatwoods Ro.ad . 9 to 4 . !&O.,Coll4411· 7037. 8 y .... old, 3 bedrm, 2 bath•. 1-f ~r.-,,-0"';-,"'·-.-0-,-,0'"'•m - -..-~01 family room· with wood burner. Singlee~~rgarage. on Market ~ Every weekend. 8 flat acroo with 11ocked po nd . City -water In Recine. Call8,4-949 ·2841 . U.S. 35 FroJ!ero Bo«om. WYo. 2&082. Otolert W•l· come . Don Fratler Opere~ . 304-71111-2779. 4 bedroom. ~~~. DR. kitchen. y ,... S le T _.,_th. · tm•ll wa•h ~oom, screened In pl>rch . 100x100 lot on 6th St., SyracuN. Peneled wallt. built in ca· bine11. Cen besnnany1ime. - - - - ---c-·lcHouse with a· room• and .,.,h Gronl St. in Middle· P ort . Coli 614 -992·5428. I I WI. A ug. 21 Jt. 82S ht. 1\Vo. Baby bl>d. ~roller, high Ctt.lr, children• c .co t.h In I· U Ia • • YJ • r • · l-pl-•~vpo_n_._c.,_oo_a•_-_ _ _ Carport Sale - T~elday only, Aug. 21 , 1e7Woodltnd0r. 8·6. Loto of goodioo. good clean cloth••· 7 roOm house for .ale. · 31 ~-------~­ bedroom & bath . Full biSe· Garage Tu_, . only, fair- mont. fuel oil fuinoco. wood burniftn. tun1ace. Approx . 2 acret 1• • Prk:ed to Mil at , '27.000. Cell 814-742 2832 . .. .....P"<imeri:iv ·..... ·.. ••te field Centenary Rd. Fairfield acres. CordiHI phone. fu11 buater, mise. 1::-:-:---:-:--:-:-:~ .. ·.. ·r,.t ·Pieii iiilrlt' .... & Vicinity CLOSED FOR NOW. J:a· aey''a flea Market people thank their customer• for making it a IUCC811 . Giant yard sale, Sat till 7. 9:30 till dark . Point Pleasant 2Yz miles out Sand Hill Road turn on Shrine Club Rold 1 mile follow signs. Fumiture. dishea. clothing, •II Avon . doll collecl ti1110n. tools. knlc knell. couCh'11nd ' .. chair, MtiC · -• •II••· Yord Sole Lincoln Pike off Var'd Sale, Mon-Tues, 10-4 , Rt. 141 . Tuea. ,Wed ., Thurl . o ·ld gla11ware, iugs. milk BuaineaJ 21 Aug. 21 ·23. 7th house right. can. clothing. Curleys Exxon . Sand Hill Road. Opportunity Appro•. 2 acr11 on Bigley 8th house llrfl. Ridge Ad with mobile home and gerege. For m·or infor· t;~;:~;;:;~~==t-::~=:::;;:;;:==~·t: motiion coll614-985-4209. I NOTICE I 32 Mobile Homes 36 lots 8o Acreage : THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· · fQr Sale LISHING CO . rocommondo H.o uM for 11le: 3 bedroom. that you do bu1ine11 ·w ith raftch . with garage . Approx . 6% acres. level people you know. ·a nd NOT 150,000. Coli 992-6311 or l•nd·. with frontage on t\No to iend money through the 992· 83&2. NEW AND USED MOBILE r1od1, BJIC . for bujldihg. mail unrit you have investiHOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· mini-farm, ell utilties ne•rby 2 bedroom.new roof.vinyl tTY MOBILE IIOME SALES, in old 160 near Porter. gated the offering. aiding,garage,and o..,tbuild-. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS'. 19,000. Coli 614 -3Jt"8 • ~-:_.--:----.-­ • 8 unit IP•rtm.nt. W811aton. ing. 4 tenths acre near AT 35. PHONE 814·446· 8801 . Ohio. Resident manager. Sali1burv achool - 7274.1.14 oc . level lend 'fith positive cesh flow. Po..lble . t17,500.Coll 992-3B96 sec:ond mortg-. Coll814 · ..tier 6 :00p.m. 1976 Boyview 14 X 70. basemenl~ located in Green 592· 1188.' 9-6 Mon.-Fri. Refrig. IIOV • • CA. WB. good Twp. Elac. & water. Prleed 614· 594-2874 any other Oider 11fz 81ory 8 room brick cond. Coli 614·446· 1"608 reasonable . Consider trades. house, 3rd & Andrtort. Matime. Coll448-3044. son. t22.000 or assumable 3 bedroom 70•14 Gr•nvlllo 1 --------~­ loon . C"'l 304-5526. total electric , 110,000. Building lot Neighborhood 22 Money to loan Good condition. shown by Rd, 6&x 160. 18,000. (;oil - - - - - - - - -- 2 OPIIrtment ho"M in Pome- appointment . Coli 446· 448· 3844 efter 7PM. • rov. Beautiful v - of river. 1167 or ' 614 -367 -7218 Building lot Y2 acre M·L, j.l.t HOME LOANS FIXED Ree.onably priced for q,..ick late. RATES Solow morkot-rtlos. ulo. Coli '92-3682 "forop I ~7:""--:--T"'--::---..., off 180. Sll.500. Will oon· 82. Kingsley TownhouM, aider land contract. Call Fixed conven1ianal FHA · appointment . . VA . leader Mortgage. 14•70 wittJ 7•21 ••panda. 614·268·6856. Athono •. collec1 814· 692· HouM in Pomeroy. 3 bed· 2 bdr ., large bath ·w;tb room, lergebasement. Many garden tub. Central air. g11 Restricted % acre building 3051 . inside improvements . Low fum 1 nce a. stove, , micro· 1011 with electric: • wa1M utilitiu ." AnXious to sell. w•\!•1 side by ilde refrig .. hookup• l9eeted in priv8te Make us an oHer · Call wether & dryer. buihin subdivitior) two milfl frOm 23 ProfeiSional 614-742-3028. AM -F'M -roo. underpin· Holzer Medical Center. Fi Services ning •nd deck. Also metal nancing IYaifeble. Caft aher •. For solo by owner: ~ bod· bui_lding . Call 614· 246 · &PM. 448· 13BO. room house very cloM to ~534 . Piano Tuning •nd Repair. Gen. H1ninger Parte in Mid· 10.8 acres on Bulavllle rOad Brunic•rdi Mulic ·Co., 446· dloport. Coli 614 -992 · Mobile home wiih Florida In Golllpollo Townohip . 0687 . Clip this ad for 20% 3457. room. on wooded lot. et S29,000 . Coli 814-448· diacount . lane Dani•l•. - - - - - -- - ·k::- ·Tycoon lake . Fin•nclng •&70. 614-742-2951 . Reduced. nice3 bdrm home. available, Citll 446-0706 or attic, basement, g•rage~ 446-9612. nerlols exc . locatiorl. opcion to buy. Own..- may cany. Coli 992· 1971 12xll0 Liberty, remo· 2517. dated, wood hnter. IIWning. blocks. Clill- 814· 378· 41 Houses for Rent Home lor ule: 661 N. AC. 2115. Second A.e .• Middloport .O· 31 Homes for Sale hio.E.. R. Yoll,9112-2574 or 198l Noohuo 2 -3 bod · 949-2582 . ·rooma, extrlll, will MQO · 3 bdr. hou•• for rent $360 Only 9'12% a11um.ble lo•n mo. Call 304-676-5104 or on · this 3 BR brick ranch BY! astumable toa'n. 3 br, 3 tiallo. Coli 61 4·245· 5802. 304·675· 6388. house. secluded on 2 .9 yooro old. low 60'o. 304Mobile home with add on acres of 18nd with farm full patio, 1 ecre land. Call 4 bdr. spacious living roam pond, located ne~~r Oall Hilt 676·6713.afler • & kitch on 5 acres with pine, . and Centerville, •pprox . 4 room and -ba1h houte, 446-7242. Rl. 180 Vinton . Coli 446· 1491 mo." . . . , _ ,_ Only &Ox120 lot . 3410 Mossman 1978 14x70 3 bedroom 1372. 13.760 · 379-2803 Ave.. hin• Pleooonl 304- Hiftcrel1 mobiJe horrM~ with' --::-::--:-----:-oftor 8 P.M. doily . 5 mall fu rniahe~ house, 876-5401. new lumiohlngo. 101 up on odullo only. Call 446·03.38. rented lot in Park Lane 5% down povmtnt 11 .25% int.,.st me up ta 30 years. By Owner · Ranch style Mobile Homo Court. Clll 4 bedroom ranch, ENoColi N·.L. S - o II< Aaoc. perm• stone. 3 bedrooms, ofter 5PM 448· 1380. VInton Rd. Big varcf II< blrsernent. recreation Jari Allie 614· 379-:.!72B "'" room. At..ched gerage, 2 \ 1975 Richwood trailer" garden . Total electric plus oftor &PM or &14· 477-2443 lots. Mossman Circle. Poin1 'home. 14x66 in good cond .• wood burning stove. Car9AM-5PM. Pleasant . By appointment bought new and owned by poled, $250 1 month plus 6 rooms in the Vilege of l-onl_y._3_o_•_·_6_76_·_6_5_9_9_ . - - single girl. 2 bdr., 2 b8ths. depooit. Call 446-7992. Vinton. Pertty furnished. 2 or 3 bedroom. 128 s. P•rtl like new carpet in LR. Iitie e room houH:. 6 miln ftom f13.000 or trodo equity for 35 000 new wood burner stov,e, 2 Gallipollo. Clav ~~holl :Pi•· t6.600 com-. 316 S. Dr.. Pl. Pleo..,l. s · · pc. lR suite, range. nk:e lricl. Coli 446-2708. cabinets. •a.ooo. Can be Moinl 51.. Vinton. Oh. Coli Coli 304· 675 · 1 625 · seen on Bulaville Rd. nex1 10 814-388-9087. 18 ec:rH more or kiss, 1 laynes Furniture. Call 446· Large modern home. 3 11:1 acre•. barn, 4 milel from ho~M. g~r- . out· 2572 . For tale by OWtMJf building room GaRipolis. &426 mo . plus buildings. PaJestine Creek Jot 90x 172 in rntricted .,.. Rood. 304-578-2254. dopooh. Coli Rolph Barcuo 1956 Martello Bx32 fur· on Kritli Or. Cloooto Spring niahed. needs work, good 614-246-9175 oftor 5PM . Valley Shopping Center off veer old country home. 3 for comptito $450. · No otato At. 36. Cl>ntocl Rolph 6bedropms, in -ground pool. chocks . Coli 614· 3!18 · 5 room houlie~dr .. 1 b .• Waugh for detail. LR . DR . K. Excelle~t loca~ on inspection. 30.t· 8546. tion. Re1L & deposit ... re· BB2-29BII. Groen Twp. new .,.ouliful ~ FOR SALE: 1970 Kirkwood quireiWColl 441· 1370 tfter • story home. 4 or 6 bdrs.. 1 'h 3 . .ooms. 3yearaold, 8 % 6 00 bath , , large livingroom & Mobile Homo 14X70. Tolo1Jr :..'·_ _ · - --:-:-:-:--:--aiiUmable loan aher 5 . electric. two bedrooms arMj kitchen. formel dining~oom . 304-876-6713. two bethroama, porc.trB- Brick home," 3 bdr., 2 baths, UtMily room. gar-. con· 1,outbuilding,on 2YJ ac:r... gerage, 1 V, miles off Rt. 35, crete drive, nice lot. city lebanon Town•hip . Rt. USO. Call446· 7013 or schools. 4'h mi. fiom Galli· 32 Mobile Homes t12,000. Call 843· 11288 or 448 · 4327 · po.l i1 . Bargain~ priced , ' for Sale 843·5231 . S54,900. Will cons~ moAen1 or Nle frame home. 2 - - - - - - - - - • ·lebile · home trede in. Call bedrooms, fenced lot. in NSpringbrOOkJ 14x70 3 448·8038. 1973 PHr!o.. Mobilehome. bdrm. garden tuJJ. an alect. , town . Coli 446· 7013 or 12xfJO. unfurnished except 448·4327. 1 acre a. new 5 room house ttovoondrefrig. sli.ooo.oo. e~tlra insulation. Only 1)2.960: 14x70 3 bdrm. and trailer. 2 out buildings, 304-676· 7825 . girden tub, 2 baths. exua 4 Rooms lo bat~. located 58 Firoblll Rd. Coli 448· 7697 ' Mill Creek, 1125 mo . S75 or 614-266·1335. 14xl5, 2 bedroom. front inwlation, only $13.410; deposit . 446-3870 or 44614x58 2 bdrm. garden tub. den mobile horne. Extra 1340. 5 room house e. ·barn. 41ots niCe. MUST SELL Phone center birr. &10,450; 12a65 Certified. new washer e. on Rt. 7 in Ke~aup . Call 614 -448-0175 . dryer S8760.; Free delivery North Meigs County Route 814· 266-19BB or 614-2118· 33. Smoll farm lo house . 3 6368 . Two bedroom mobile home & set up. Gene's Mobile bedrooms & applianceswrth homn. loc1ted 2 mi. from for .... on Evansdale Cam · free . gn 6 water waH . '?SO 3 bdr, corpoled. 18x36 pu1 in Morgantown. For ravenswood bridge. Jet. Rt2 monthly. 18 acret of lahd . .. 1-77. 1-304-273-513&. ingl'ound swimming -pool, more information cell 304· rent neoliable. Call 1 -·6 14· S26.DQO. s5.000 down.,.,. d76-8079 ..tlor 5 :00. 1968 Nollonol12x55. gOod 253-2323 . ance on land contrect' with condition. call 304·676· 2 bedroom ~ouse , p}I!One 8!1 inttfaot. · 128 · Fourth AVo .. Gallipolis. Coli 448· 10 • 1wo·tenths acres in 5"191 or 304·458· 1954. 304-675· 5 753. • 3204. Cflootor. Tim.,.r II< o l2x10 mobile home , garage . 2 bedroom home, nice ¥a-rd . Farms for Sale Re~uced e&.OOO. Nt;ce clean $27.000. Coli 61 4-985· 33 basement and large ftont mamtanance free, gas heat, '4174 . porch , fully Carpeted, siove 40' A ferm. 7 room house, and ref included . 5295 .QO · cent. air, flat fenced in back baFn. tobacco base. pond; 'W'•rd, 1 car garage with "lot i~ R•cine with 2 ~ trailer month plu s deposit. fef oloelric d o o r -· l0ll12 hook ups plu1 a 14x70 fenced pasture, for inform•- requ i•ed . Call 304 - 676 · woodorl outbuitdtngo, 1"11" tnobile hor:ne . C•ll614 · 9~9 - tion celt 446· 2371 . For 6586. • eppt . &14·837·1081 . ut~ily billo. Price to sell 2202. immediately. Coll446-0109 2 house• for rent and bar..for titer 5 :30. For sale or rent: 10Xso 2 New listing. 63 •crea on sale or lease with oplton to bedroom trailer. Rent $175 Ashton-Milton Road wh:h buy . 304-773·5115. Nice 2 bdr. -utility room, mo. pluo S100 deposit or lou of road frontage; good prege. nic·e yard. fl8W, fur· will ull for $3000. Call driHed well; oil heat; rilnge, rafrig and other houHhold nance . hot water tank. 614-367·7267. 42 Mobile Homes priced right. Col 448·1885. 1-----'----- - i1ema, we think the location for Rent 1 end 2 bedroom mobile it e•cellent . Town end Byowner3bdr. pen .f iniftd ·home•. furnished or unfllr· Country Real Estate. Broker. Phone 304-675-5648. bloo. Carpet. Ev•no Hgto. nlolied. Col 992· 7479. 12x60 mobile home in Syra " By ......,;mment. Coli 448· 3229. 1981 Schullr Lid . 3 bt 1'h "76 Acres, 4 bedroom cuse. partially furnisJted . S200 mo. plus deposit . 1 beth, total etec. centr•t eir, hou•e. smell outbuildings, child accepted. Call 614 · 4 bdr . ranchwit:hover2,000 microwa've, dishwasher . mineral rights. tobacco •I· 992·7680. . latment. 304·876· 3828. 1q. ft . •47.100. Very aonv.· stove. refrig. underpinning. nltnlly loctled 'h to -ood porch . 304-675· 2 bedroom trailer. kitchen city tchoDio. 3'h oc-. 8049. furnished . couple. 1 small Buyers proloeli<ln pl•n . C•ll 1~--------­ 36 Lots & Acr~age child accepted, references. Wi••~•n Realtors. 448- 1983 Schultz limited Edi ~ 304-675 -1076. 3143. . lion. 14•70. with 11x7 Expondo. 3 bl>droomo. 1'h lot for ule in Mercerville. 3 2 bedroom frame hoUM. b81hs. en elec:, centrelair and tr•iler hookups, electric, ru· Mobile home for rent, 3 batement. pr-.. _ Tex.. fireplace. extra lnaulation. rei water, ~eptic tank , · bedroom ~nfumlthod. $•2 00 Rd. Gtllipolio. C'eH 44t· buill In llereo. 1· 304·46B· t8.000. · Call 814 -266 · month . Call 304·875-1371 2804. 1694 or 304•773-5417. or 67~ · 3812 : 8&18 . For your naxt nle cal_l Emma · -=::--;:--;----- Soli AVON moko 46!1 . Coli 446-3358: " ·rr ·lrr• Uo of.r•. ""'""' ,\ . f,nf_li" mrm;•.• u ,.,., r.• ~ERVICE . Cllllttr. flllio Ph. 9811-4268 Racine. Oh. Ph. 614·843·5191 IQ~ Ih KIN'S APPLIANCE 463Sl SeOIII ~ Rd. P&S BUILDINGS 11-nalolo 713011 mo. pd. S&WTV AID APPLIANCE, 24'x36' lnsulaled ·ooa 'Houses to Quality Wmmanohip AUTO & TRUCK . REPAIR Also Tran1misslon Sizes fr""' 6'16' Up scon·s .GARAGE Rt. 124.Pom•or Ohio ble liench docn This classy home 6 $f"eal lor enterllining ·Ill' ~ plain okl oomlort 3bed· rooms, fuN ~ment 111aee. ~ space & a laree lilt ' be seeh. $60,500.00. ' REALTOllS Sizes Sllrt from 12'116' . Bonded • STEEL & POLE· B.UILDINGS ).71 tllo , ,. ~LL Al1o Som• Car 1. ' 7/9/2 mo. d. Fen dOts· A•ailablo · PIANO TUNING .' Ph. (614) 843-5425 FORD FENDER .... •69.95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 •lAND CLEARED aSEPtiC SYSTEMS .•GRAVEL HAULED · EUGENE LONG HOODS............ '174.95 . BUMPIRS .......... •69.95 GRilL ............... '42.50 . ~. ' SiJPIIORT ....... '84.95 JAil GATE ......... •85.00 ·, TROMM EXCAVATING · Complete Gutter Work Complete R - i n g Roofing of •H Typu Worked in home,or. . 20yoars "Free Eotlm•too" ·WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS •,. Roger Hysell Jc Hill ............... 915·4461 . · ! '--- -------' MIDDLEPORT - Slalely older home ~h up to 4 bedrooms, a 241128 recreation 100111. family 100111 & basement, 2 car gar. age,•on a~ street You must see 111~ one! Priced to 51!11 at $45,900.00 ·suPERIOR SIDING CO. '. 992-6128 PIANO TUNING & REPAIR i• rOom ranch with full basemerJt Approx. 2acres gJOUiidin ~ condition. $34,900.00. l 1 .. ' Middleport, Oh. JIM CLIFFORD 'Dollie Titmer ..... 99!-5692 · Phone 742-3171 ARTS B,ob .a Jaah Gilmore . 50 ~ivervii• Or. ' WAl;ER. GAS & Oil liNES ·, PRIVAfE , INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES StM't·ialh .. .PH. laundry oxp . Ctll446· 31 03. Bruce Ooborn~ . Call - ~14 · Long-legged. boxoy loco. 245-6641.. John Bush. 304 -876-4106 . -------~' •• Water wells. drilled 6 ter· REWARD. . viced . Free estimatM. Call 614·992·5006 or &1.4 · 742 · '3 147. II Pu blii: Sale , & Auction ·Vinyl & Aluminum famly room. rec. room, al in excelent condiliolt. Ma INun!s. Must be seen. l57,;J.oo. ~ 614:992-7626 PLASTIC • WORK 'Ofl FIElD SERVICE$ Jun Trutnll ..... 14..2610 Special IMclno AIICIIII•13 IIIII endr Sept. I, 1914. R&S lltcycllni Dtpot 140 Columbll Rd. .Atlltits, ftlo, 592-74n ' MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . ' wo..,.ld like' to do w .. hing and ironing in my home by the piece, dry cae.ning & Lott in & MUe· Gallipolis Ferry eree. bleck and white with oome '""· malt Boosle . 120.00 end 140.00 ooch . Inc. MIDDLEPORT Or ,, . 992-~75 Jj ... c............. 112-5191 receive• CoOrs Cap. ' 245-9846. Between Wanted old pianoa. Paying Wolfe lnves~igations, • . Call 742-3195 ·' 11 ·1-tft t:n•alhih 1,. Uur ' R~ClAMATION New Uma Road '- *PLAQUES *AWARDS • DOZER • BACKHOE POMEROY - RiwtYiew Centrally located in the Twin Ci· ties. Convenient location, Ill story, 3 bedrooms, lull basement large · lot. large dining room & living 100m. Vinyl sid· ing. nice front :silting porch. $31,900.00. . ' ' . 16 Yllill'l Experience GREG ROUSH . PH : 992-'7683 or 992-2282 *TROPHIES J&F CONTRACTING· NEW USTING - ,T~ Plains - ArbluP Addition - Y011r chance to own a 3 bedroom ranch home w~h 2 ball)s, ful basement. garage, elec. hell. , air conditioning, equiliOid kkhen, dining room. on a 100.361 lot. $21,500.00. '• MILLER great neiRhl:ollood. Ful base- RUTIMO - New Holltt-htensive Renoodelina · IMU'IItlte Wort Cu1t0.111 Pole Bldp. & lilr~&es . · Roofin& Work AluliliMm & Vinyl Sidinrs .. j Htnry £. Cleland, I .... _,..,__ . '*"' hot!le 26x30, 12115 3 ~= -1 one blth. I ' -_ . Tint. - CIIICNbi with • bJodl construclld 36336 Texas Road Pomeroy, Ohoo 45769 "'1&1'1111 Mil' IZl............ BoaU llld Colllac - add 504 ac• for 11111C111 IIIII fllndlinc. While They Len ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ~614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 ,417 $1c~nd Av,nue. Box 1213 .GIIIipolis. Ohio 45631 . " ., 8113/tln For all your Wirine n~s: turnac~ repaj! serv1ce and installalion. · Jleside11tial . & Commertial "· 1111!11t, palio, carjlOII, garage. Bidder to 1111111 NEW I'All-WINTER ~TTERN • CAIN.OG for ciMr WDIIIIft wllo 1t1i01 !~¥in& money IS much IS . .rin1 bllutiful clolflts. Ower 100 suc:ctS$ styles. foee htttm Caupcn. Se!!d S2 fllr C1111G1. IIUCUfT- . .$2.51-" Ul-AIM• . . . . . <I TRUCKLOAD SALE MGM · FARM CITY' INC' ~. I' • '' I submit detailed r~§~~~~~~t 33\)·HCS-1 2~99. specif1cat1ons o'f eQu1menr of- ' The Daily Sentinel UP TO 8·2·1 mo. d. JESTS WEDNESDAYS t • . POMEROY,O. ~ 992-2259 POiliiOY - Ilium ~ , - BeUful bricl< oanch in a On Thil Big Freeze -- R~ar TOIN Hitch . 1-20 •• SAVE I ! E. Mllio.W $}"'700 Per U frHltr PH. 614-247-2575 Call '.&~4-992-6737 I . Ll SA I' KOCH: M.S. · ~ -. licensed Clinical Audioloiist Ir;=:::::::::=:::::::::=::; MGM FARM CITY UGHTS: 12) Head -1 2) Stop CAPACmES: Fuel Tank(101 · For foster Service Compuilriztil Hear1na Aid Selection Swim .ll!lO,I_ds ·' lnltrpretinc Services c:J RENTAL FREEZER SALE Mechanical Work Tractors - Cars • Truck - A~rtomatic Transmi11ion • Bo•: 126 Pomeroy. 011. 45769 ,£LECTRIC .f -SERV,fCE ·~> r~~iii~-~i;;;;7~/~ll~/ilfn~ 30 Yrs. Experience ' FREE H.~ARiiG SEWAGE Pip! REGULA TORS & . FITTIPIIGS VOLUME DRIPS w.. , ...... 985-3813 I !ower Monthly Payment -BLACKSTON · · NEW CAR& TRUCK LEASING ·I U-SAVE. AUTO 51. Rt. 1-60-North Gollipollo, Ohio FUIITHEII IIEFIIIENCE WELDING & FABRICATION . 8-10·1.1!10. & SUPPL,~ES 7/19/1 rno. Clll' THIS NOTICE FOil We'd like to inhoduce you lo Enaa,... a.cor. lhe OJOdern '"' to ctriYf! tht vehitlt of your choice. 8t Windows r 949-2969--949-2263 773-5839 or 773-5788 "We Rent 'or leu" & Tan- 121 Back - up ~ Turn Claaned ,, . Painting FREE ESTIMATI'S fo~"d . 8/15/1 mo. , and bonded We-' Virginia 1.-... No Oown Payment · DolivJlspouts · , GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES Rolido,.. ln,tallation Available INTERESTED IN A . NEW VEHICLE .. : . Gutters Gutters Reword if end Ohio, 428B177. NEW-REP~IR GAS...,-W,ATER 8/14/1 mo. d. Signals w+th Hazarjj Sw1tch. • 4 , In WRITES~L. G&W cPLA~TICS 742-2167 or 742·2225 Hour meter- Voltmeter '- Fuel CHESTER-985-3307 "Free Estimates" ·- 8/1311 mo. Call For Freo Enim•te. INSTRUMENTATION: Mounted tn' lighted panel - or 992-7314 ROOFING; CO. ' Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860 CAB: ROPS w/ Tinted Glass - Sound Suppression - 121 , · RIDENOU~ TV & APPLIA~CE .. 304-675 "Beautiful, Custom Built Gprages" I ori Duty Pomeroy 1 Ohio SURGERY BY APPOIIIMENI BISSELL SIDING CO. fro nt wheels. Fan 40.000 BTU Heater Defroster - · Front and · Rear Wtpers - Inside M irror - Air Suspens1on Seat - AdJustable Steer Pedestal. Ill Aluminum SIDING 99~·6215 . ,H. 992-6931 Shop Technician V. C.• YOU,NG Ill Monday 3 p:m.- 5 p.m. Tuesdoy 6:30 p.no.-8 p.m. Wednesday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. friday I p.m.-2 -p.m. Saturday 10 a.no.-11:30 Lm. LARGE ANIMAL AND 220 E. Moin. Pomeroy :. We Have A Full Time II. {Free Esl'imates) 3305 JACKSON AVf. t .J-Itc Public N()tice - Concrete w9rl! - Plumb!ng and ele<;trical •· w ark . 1 ·Billfold lott with *126, 1.1 . card. anCI driver UcenH . FOUND ponv. Gallipolis Farry. Identify 304·676 · 4884. FENCE & SUPPLY •SYLV4NIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSO.I REFIIGERAIOR ,.... Addpn s and ramodeling .- Roofing and guHer ¥VOtk Mature woman will babysit by hour night or day own transportation. Call 814 - Coli 9B6: 3862. ACCENT FOR Coli 44&· 42 1 1 or 61 4·245· 9376. Silver Ridge and Route 7 . 11 1911 mo vd SERVICE HEADQUA~TERS d£NIIH SERVICE I ' PAUL E. SHOCKLEY. D.V.I. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 AND 1 8 Wanted to Do Bidwell-Rodney .Rd . area. BUS. : 985-3813 RES .: 985-3837 WE ARE YOUR SALES · • to 'Christy' . Lost on Tues. in FREE ESTIMATES 1 13 rill ·,_ 5 puppioo born July 4. Rouonoble. 192·8022 or Terrier • B..gle mi~ 1mall 985-4418. typo . c•ll 814-379-iaoli. Ride wented 1o Buckeye 8 loa~ and Found HHit evening cllooeo 6 :00· 10:00 p.m.Starting Sept . LOST Shello~d Shoop Dog 1 1. Will help whh goo. Coli (min. Collie!. female, mostly 992· 6207. black with white . An1wer1 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES 992-2196 CA~PENTER I and re- Midl!leport. Ohio 3 1 YOUNG'S CLINIC re~ir PAT HILL FORD FIEI JSJIMAJII , CHESHIRE. OHIO Art+culated Motor Grader. 31 Wanted 2 small l{ittena . Call 446 · THE _ DITCHING SERVICE core. ra«hators and heater cores. We can .also •cid boil and rod . out radiators. We also . repair Gas Tanks·. Jli7-7560-36'7-'767 P.' M. the 4th day of September 198 4 for the purchase of a New 12 · Situations ' . RADIATOR SERVICE EXCAVATING ==t':=:::_=.a::-.-·:::::::::t.: ............ 11!11. S~tp. Me1gs County of Ohio, will rece tve bids· until 7 ;30 o'clock ~· · ~- '.J, E ' - ADVERTlSEMENT 4 board for eld.,ly pertonl. =-·'· .....::..: = = == ··;:::::c..,._. .--.._..... m:= ,,.,,.._.._.._ . The Board of Chester Town- The Daily Sentinel- Page 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services f'.t..A . . ,....... !!! - RESERVECHAMPIONSTEERwaspurchasedby Bob Ji:u1man of Big Bmd Foodland at tbe annual 4-R-FFA IIVelltAicll saie held Friday Dl&ht at tbeMelgs 'C owltyFalrforSUOapowid.Owneroltbelllllm8lwas • --------------~-r--~~~--~-----r----~~~------~ ~~-1-47_.____________ VANCANCY : Room 'end ~~ ·- . .. • r:I....JIH,..,. "'"" ,,.,. 1.C.. ............... ....... - •·· I , ~ • --------·k:- ° 1---------- 1-- - - - - �. Monday. August 20, 1984 ••• :~4~2~M~ob~il~ejH~o~m;es;==f;.;.;.;,;;;.;.;~Thhee~y1·n~DoO.~It~EEv~e;ry;;Tni~m~e;--l~6~6~B~u~il~di~n1~s. u~p~pi~1~8 ,~~~3~~:::=~;;~;;;:;:;;;:~:;;;;:_-~M~~~idl~y~.~A~ug~ust~~~'~t~· ·~: ~ Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel 68 for Rent BuHdlng Matariala , Block, brick. s-er pipes, windows, lintel a. ate . CleudeWintero, RioGrondo. 0 . Coll114· 246· 61 21 . 2 bdr. mobile home. 446 -0390. Furniehed air cond., Ideal for 1 or 2 men . No city takel. F.o lt*'l! Treiler Park. Call 446-1802. 66 Small 1 bdr, trailer for rent in 1 4x70 Holly pork pari fur· nished , waaher & 4ryer . Kerr· Harrisburg Rd. $200 mo. Call 448-9384. J A C K S 0 N E STATE S APARTMENTS '! Equal Houoing Opportunity) has one and two bedroo"ms, rent starting It $163 for one ' bedroom and 8198 per month for two bedroom with $200 deposit located near Foodland ond Spring Valley Plaza, pool and TV ant. ,Cal1448-2745 or leove ~ ~~6:-:~ 1 Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. equipped kitchln. central air, UOO. 821'11 Second Ava .. • Gallipolis. Call 448· 215B. 2 bdr. apt. newty· decorated~ 860 to 1145 per mo. utllties part, peid. Calll76·6104 or 675·5386 . Nicely furniahed mobile home in city, CA. 1 or 2 adults only. no peto . Call 446·0338 . Furniahed efficiency tt46 utihiea peid. single. share balh. 807 2nd . Ave., Golllpollo. Call 446·4416 elter 9PM . Fuinlahed apt .. 2 ·rooms & beth. clean, no pet1, adult• only Depoiit & reference req~ir.ed . Call 614·4•6· 1519. . 613 Third Ave., 2 rooms & bath, *13.6 · mo. include• water, adults only. Call .4 48-4222 9·6, or 448· 2174 altar 5. Upstairs furni1hed 1pt., 4 room• bath, 1 or 2adUht, a no peta. Cell 446·0444 before 6PM. b_lt~ . Inquire at 122 4th Avo .. GaHipolia. 3 rma, • 3 bdr. ept w·femilv room. St. Rt. 141. U60 mo. Clol 44'8 ·4940 otter 6PM. 3 rm1 &. beth, atova. refriger· tor, ell utilities included adulta only, no pet1. Call 446· 26B3. Rlveraide Aptt. Middleport. Special retes for Senior CRizent. ,t130. Equel Hou•· lng Opportunitiet. 614· 992· 7721 . . Newly remodeled 2 bed · room. equipped kitchen, 0225 . Depoait required. Coli 814 · 992·6319 or 992· 2815 . I Newly redecorated, 1 bed· room. partially' furniahed. $225 . Depot it required. Cell 614 -992· 6319 or 992 2815 . Village Manor Aptl .. Mid dleport. tE.H .O.) has 1 bedrm apta. for rent. the rent start& at *201 a month thet Includes •II utilitii!S. plus 1 $200 security deposit i1 required . We jult ltid new carpet in them & they're located near a ' doctor' a office ••hopping areas. Call 614-992-7787. New 1 bedroom aptl. in Middleport. Furnished or unfurnithed.Call 614· 992· 5304. In Middleport on N. 4th Ave., 2 room _a pt. No children . call 1· 304-882· 2566. APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houSes. Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614- 446· B221 . Nice 1 1nd 2 . bedroom t,anfurniahed 1partment1: 304· 676·2218 before 6 p.m. Sl.. ping room with kitchen prlvlloge. No drinking. 304· 876· 8B74 bet-n 3· 7 PM. 47 Wanted to Rent To rent or buy e trailer lot. s 0 mew her r un 1 1 0 "in· UngesVille*Wilket"l.lle • • cinty. Call814·992· 641il. Mcrc llii iHi isc . I . \ 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCnON & FURNITURE 62 Olive St., ~Gallipolis. New .&: u•ed wood & coalatovea,. 6 piece ·wood livirig 'room 1Uh:e with 8 inch fltt arma *399. bunk heda complete with bunk lao 1199, 2 piece entron livlngroom aultea • 199. 1ntron ·reclinert *99, other recliners $80, maple dinette seta t 1 79. box springt 8t mettreu twin or full 1100 set rogular-firm 8120, maple dinene chairs U6, waah stands t34, maple rockert t69, 7 piece chrome dinette tet *149, 15 piece dlnet'te aet '99, used bedroom suite&. refrigerator,, renget, chest. dresnrt. wringer wethers. TV' s. dryera. l!o ohoeo. Coll814·446· 3169. 46 Furniahed Roome !( " ' · "'r"' . H...,.......,~. "" • V~blet • ,\I Uood Ford backhoe. 1· 814- AKC Rogiotered Shetland 694·7B42 or 614· 894- Sh•pdog iSheitle), molo. needed for breeding. 448· 5008. 2162. Tri-color or dafk uble Kenmore w11hing machine. preferred. good cond.. 6 yra. old, 8100. His & hers 26" 3 AKC Regittered miniature apeed bike, like new, 17&u. Da.e-hound puppies· black & ruot. Shots & Cell 614· 388·9043. wormecl.f160. Coli · 304· 883-8378. Clrt up olabt, t 16 PU load,larger loads delivered. Call for prices. Coli' 614- A~C regi. . red miniatUre Sc;:hn•unr puppie1, nqle 246-11804. and femall. S ..t and Pepper Uttte girls clothet, lizel & color, Shott and \'Wormed. 304-898-39111 . thru 7 . Boya ctothee iizea thru 1 B. Cell 446·2460. 67 - Musical Instruments 61 ·!!! 64 Hay & Grein 1111*, ~ · B•njo for 11le. exc. con . Call 614-742-2125 . 1978 Plymouth Voloire 2 dr. 6 cyl., auto:. radio. wat t2,295nowl2, 100. Joh~'l Auto Solei, Butovillo Rd, Gellipollo, Oh. Open til dofk. Coil 441·47B2. · ,; · ''1 ': ·: 30 ft. ~If : contoined, owning & olr. s.. • otGolflaCo. CempGrounds, 11,300. ·' l111rt•~ I .(() I~:~·:JIC~II1;ial;l.a~alo: -- .. --.J.. lllllftllll . _,~., Jj I -:8:-:1: "--"""'H"'o_m _e_;__ .. Improvement&. ,_,., ........ ~ ~~~ . Aut0.for8ele 72 I 8787 ,. . . .,~ 1$74 Co-c Se· ,;•· 17 000 G -· • m.W. root condition. only t1200. Coli 81 4-992·2471 .. 1979 Pontile Trllnl Am for Hie. T top, outatencllng condition. Coil 882· . .41. C-• 1978 CheVy in :•':,el1o. n t co nBd,11on. Coli v 1 "" 7 4 2 • 20 3 • .,., 8 p.m . or742-2821 . 78 Trano Am, perfect she-. U90f1 . Call 11 4 · 9128848. 1984 Mo- Carto Sll blue. FuiiV equipped, n - conditl on. No tredea. CeM 8149411-21B1 : 1. . . Chevy Camoro 380, outometic,J'i':d condition. I 1,000. C 143·11311. 1178......., Chevy Monzo, IUto, 4 . ~ cyl , .,...... w - cor, ..., ttudded a now tlrel. .4 60.oo: 304-871·4381. 1 973 Novo, 11100. Good condition, 304-8711-3180. 197 •v Co"•-• 1o •n • ·•-- w rrn._. AC. PS, PB, e1ac windowa. AM·FM ceeH!te, T I!>P. must - · " 304-871· 2883 otter 6 PM. · 1978 Olda Cutlell supromo, Air, AT. power brekea end eteorll!llo good cond . 304·1178· 1131. I. U U Calll14 318 opecloll lng · 9857 b lh proof · . . . roofing , ",, Truoll To,.... M- slaea, eome: 20 ·yrat .. .,. dlft erent . colors._ John• , . • .· ,, a e•P · Calll14· 388· 96f5'2. Avto Satea, But.vllle Rd. J" '' ~' I GelllAAIIi 0 0 H • S Home lmpr_o vementa,, •' • ...-•. h. pen tild8rk . vinyl liding, roofing, rOO"' •' CoM44S.4712. ddl' d .,. •' toon, storm win owo. ,, . 71 GMC st"" ven •. 1 4ft. •-e. Cell 814· 367·04Q~ ,• • •r or 814-317· 7244. . ,. t · lreller· 40 Hp 4337 John· ', 446 eon engine. ·coN • · C & S Painting Servlcee. "' : : Bell' pricea around. C•ll ..if ; · 77 Ford F-1110 4x4 V·8, P8, fodoy lor free estimatee . • ,._{,: PB, AC, outo .. AM· FM co11. Interior & e•tlfior. Coli .._ 1., Cell448-10111. "'i 4 411· 1017. ' 73 Ve'na. 4 W.O. GENE ' S DEEP STEAM · •::• •. 1 CARPET ,C L•E II N , '' .:•; ' 1971 Chevy -uvla. scotchguord-water ·e•trac· " :".; loaded. uc. ccind .. 14,.1160 . .1 tlont, deodRorirers. b~IREE I Coll304-8711·7741 ~'9'92 8 0 · 448·0830. , ona m1I • · ·· ~ •,•tl· . 3 8" ••· '' .....,lit ... SRON'S Toleviolon Sef'VICt. • peclallzjng Ou1zar, in Zenith and on~ Motorol•, ·houH coils. Col 304·178231B or 814-448·24114. R-' • Mlllllllii f'IIICIIWI~ I I t:ENe M/TOWN HClC.!SIS.. , ---~ • • 7:30 ANNIE ([) CloaD MOVIE: ()) Kid'Pz • I ••' (J)......,IIoulaoltM70'a 'MuNmmed Ali VI. IC..Norton 4New Vorl<, September, 187111.' (tiD min.l (I) • IJI Col • Glary • ·(J) Ill lcw•aouu Md ..... King Anwldl end lee ore aaigned to holp en ltolien who heo defectlld to the United St.t.o. 1111 180 .min.l 111 Pope 'Fiedlar'aGiwtelt Hill.' The life end......,. ol the late Ar· thur Fiodlor. the Botton P~ meeotro for over liO yeero, orelpOtllghted in thit ~ Olllute. 180 min.l . • MOVIE: 'Uon ol the D ur 9 :00. GASOLINE ALLEY +QI •u• aro.waw ... .KJIOU +AJI J_J..., EAST +171U •• u.: W'llau •JOV Ileal l'lltllll II 1111 fire dail't p8111c. Bat dal!'t ~~*ale ...... tlhlllr. Tile dalble.., · - .... tile I All .., Nri . . . luotlt .Q7 I 111!1.... '1'111 ....... allrted dflclalw lUI lie I l l dl d to • ...... 1111 lnllllp Mt !llnllllJ. '1'111 1........ ..,::Llleft lll'll8d Nwtbllle tltla.elf 111111," lilt ...... - · .. 111ft p8ld II)' dlvld I .., wbltenr 1M ••k• lk:aiu•.· Wilt wa1 1D a btnlllellotll. .... I'll ...... It to,. to te!:l"' did Jill pule or did 11e 11111~ •.uu .... ,u •u +K7 . • - -.... ..•• ........ •• towerd 1111 jllt:k ...r 'II - .. . ..... ' I NT ' ao": J:::O::~=~··to dwnm~ Man . . . . . pia ...·-. VW...ble: Nortb-Soulll l)ea1er; IIOUIII pq,....IIIIOirer' ...... - ..'• +11412 IJOU'I'II p- Redbl. • ..... tile ~ · - ,..,.. 10 "' .,.... to __,.. Ja*, Eat'• dluce, .... " . .... led • low elub . ........ - fniiD daauiq to ... kllll .... led • ..._. lllut toward 1111 Jack. Wtlt · opadea or !IIIIIJild tile dlaiDUid lUll ' : · tile kllll .... culled tile elf . u be wanll to let tile coatnet, llluk Be au.! uritll • ~ roucl · - ....tllllt...., Ida Jut 111&11 llellrt ' .~ elf :--. Willi 117 dwuulJ'• . ace. D led ....... to Ida c Aid tile It of llllrta, ud Jllllyetl 1111 lilt lle8rl Dell n hr • • W DO dloice .- . to 111row tile kllll llf I • - 10 qtdet)J. Be oliaald 10 abe8d ...., • llllld eblb before ud ...,....ti le '· iiiUt aee. Be...., llllll'edt With diBIDOIMI to ellm!nete declanor'l eammlllllc8tloo for 111e ~ ()) 100 Club louis llfthe 70'o 'MuNmmed Ali va. Joe Frazier jNew· Yort<, Januwy, 19741.' 180 min.l ()) • tB '84 R11111ll v-: n.. ean.c-- 1 N d Ill -llioii~Oiegeoflhe Re- public.. ~~~~ tion is .. ented from Dolloa, TX. (2 ln.) [Closed CeplioooedJ .. Cll Ill IIIII( u • Nr~~~~- WINNIE WI Cawauunllun ()) Johnnlr ...... In c:oo-r One of the moot enduring ....... in Ameriee, Johnny Mlthio, lings ..,.. of Ilia greM8IIt hita. (80 min.l (ftJ Oreel ............ I Celct- Domi 'Placido - s.v.:Domingo '&.,..ned tenor pntthe magic of Savila in 1 muaicel tour oflhe city o1 - ...... 1111180 ~v min.I , 0:00 (f) Album f.IMh: ev.ty ' ara.. . . (J)....,_,the80'1 ' ......... Pryor VI. Aleria AI· guello (Memi, Nov-. i. ;s:~~.':';l BARNEY • llldepenllant - . 10:30 (I) Not Net ., ......... 'fOUR WISH IS (()....., ..... ._.. MV COMI"'ANI> . (f) MOVIE: 11le Ptaa I o• (I) MOVIE: 'Duel' ()) Tan Jonea Live In L.a v-Dlllll: cm 8tlb 1n w - The ltory of how the Oaleo. TX of Arl dftlloped end come into 11 ~ being II ..,_ned. • .._ ,.,.,... ... , Style (J) (J) • ()) ()I • <II :oo • . New. . (I) MOVIE: • SNAkE!! ......,, 'Ill'!"+ ()) AnCI1her 1.1'(j) llpaiiiC ... ~ ltr fHOMAS IOI..H ·=gbt AaiB 8 "Picnic" ·~ I Boc*letl .OddCo-¥1• 11:1II (j) 3rd o\llnu8l ': :.I '''. Paalr.lll dEDt DOWN It Tootll I Medil IIUblla...... illalld ZForeiln lll'lllmrnl JGo..-.1 11 Hllnloped t Imitate It Payed 17 Allllrlllan I~ lonage bii'd f Fleocb U Entlllle llliville Zl Clllld n Sblde of blue zz Sblft Zl Parti- ,. res • .... • num gets inv- in a ellaif betw•t • fDmw bu.n pilot end I OIICii I obOI' of the ''I ~. 1Cen'1 Wlttf lervice. Wille, ' ' ......... poolo !Hied. Phone , 387·0123 or 387•7741 • ... nltht or ilay. · : '• •• • 4' Z7 Late Aldo- ofltaly ' ZISwlsa CIIIIGn II DIMe TV cbiracter II June beetle 6-~~ JJSioftr (am.) ·11 Ccincelled 11 Pteeod nnat..,... b-IH-+++- Jtlntertlrlne 1....1--1.-I....L.~ AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter ....... for IIIOibet. In thl8 IIIIIIPie A Ia Uled for lbe line L'a, X for the two O'e, etc. Single lettel'l a.pciiiiCijOil.lbe lqlb and formation of tile words are ad 1*111. Eldldly lbe code letien are different. CRYPTOQOOI'EII ROY = ._, ;. , z:30 I 12:11 (() MO\IIE: .... Willi Till ITATE u,:IT,IIY SHOP ,, 1111 . Aile .. O.lllpol.. ' ' Ut,.44t· 7t!l:llorl14·..._ ...~: ·~ .... ~~. ' , ' a. 1':!'::_::w1111. ~Mwid~o~ttu...... (I)MOVIE:'AISf£ uwa• ~·--Ccwloe4J-... ......__..; · .: ·~ •' .. OLDDPGYKK KJCX , KHYYD =:-:Flu . ;: ... •naaooe l . e<IINIII••• _ ..... " d . lit lll' e111 ~w .. lloi'IMc ' ... CCJII!Cil ROLR 12:00 (I) ..... Allen '. Z71njured clpate """·! . ()) ...,.ligtlt ""*'- lit AI In .... Femly '.~. '.'. ' IICllurcb Scwilt trodt ....... 1111 (80 .JIMI WATER SERVICE' • '· Cal Jim Lenior, 304·178: • : : 7397. '· I• .. II Clalllify II Jemer llllllllity It Evqellst or Cabot 7 OoncDeDnt ZZ F1ineraJ 8 Color tree mound 11 Snake I Fill IJII'eeiiMmr Jt Cymbala • Trill If Leiding role 37 Huten Lltln ~ 1 (I) WKRP In CIRukuad (J) Magnum p .I. Mag- '. '. ' II P8Cflda •. DAJLYCRYPIOQUOI'ES-Heie'a bow towark II: 11 :30 .IIIIIl Tanllfht .._ (I) lleat of Go hCho "\. . U Cadi UDtalpillc river 12 Flab type (IJ~...,_ :: ______ Cant•-• N d ~ Tom Brokaw MdCMI co,rMage of the Repo- Not!onol CD.._ =:;: Upho!atery •WIIl1•n::c·n .. , West's eyes I (2 ln.) (f) MOVIE: 'The .......,. Lady' • f.;;.•' .:~·· 87 .. . ,. r----~~=-;...--NORTH Conwi•tiut• from Dille. TX. ,. J a - lovs Wetor hrvlce. Aleo poolo filled. Coli 8141..·1141 or 814 · 441· ,171 or 114-441·1811 . Ev••• ·Cll till -~1 ; General Hauling James Jacoby Smoke gets In - ([) . . . . Mld'ar. Ar1 cw au.tt n. GiaiWnf Awn wm.·a special Wtl l_.t It the 1Univnlty of ~ IOUI' I Ncrtlwup AUdllorium. Pie-. 811 Oswald~~~~~ ' 11111110 mln.l :;;;::~;;:::;::::::;::::;::;:::: ::·* . "' victinw of pgc;tlcol Jalo• end Roben Klein 111-.ta 1M 'lllraetl ol NMN Yort<. · rI SlwtNG Mechlne repolrs, MrVk:l. Authorlled Singer) ~ loin a , 9ervlce Shorpen - · lcl11ou . Fabric Shop• •· f'-oy . .814· B92 ·2284. !· I • One 0., • • Time (()IIllVa 111 1pora end Pu811111111Jobe f'l¥lla Oiler end Greg Evigen ore ,.. >:· ·Four 4 · 311· 18 Gumba Muddera~ folr cond, 1100.00. rhon• 304-8717111 . ' :""" ~T;C ())~I I t , 8:00 • ~~~~~~~~~~~ ' . '·' ' Ill Wheal o f , _ '. ~Ina · .(J)Femlrl'eutl (I) Or, WilD · .. · fa'::.' ]~~~~~~~~:I I ·. JwffwlNI• II) .... CO.•teclloii ~; ' I <II~ A. . . . Ill Pill . ··' . •· SERVICE, ••· . , · Mutt sell V·lll pertencadcerpenter.electrl- •,• · Hondo. e•c. · d · 'I'" 1 en, (Including mlilon, pointer, utres. Cal 81 · lng hot roof· tor •• '' 1-. '· eppllcetlon) 304· 676-20B8 • : .:· Hortey Oevllon 1879 or 876-4880. ' , . ..: Glide. only 8,300 - · ' -·~:-··-. Rotory or cable . ··~ _,.. c·~, .,· 81~~ tool drilling. ·I' 1• 317· 60. " - · M oatPuiiQI-wella ca"mllleted iorY~·,umt .. I, ·~ "-\r. 1878 Hondo K model ••· ce1. 304-,911·3802. • -.."1, c32o'!d2·.· t8oo .. ' Cali 448· • v Building-Remodeling, con- . '·' Jii81"f!~OO"K;.;;,;;.;i;~ crete. · drywell, etectrlcol, •. '"" ~ roOfing, · flooring, fr•mlng, •~ ~ , • llhchtft·batliroom il'latelle· " 1 1 ·, . ~~~~~~==::I ·304·11,11· t19n, door,2wlndow ...n . . froonlng., . ..,. • ..,... ,._ 1978 Honda' Odyuey. 1700. ~olll14,1~·11437. 82 Plumbing. ·• · :~ 71 Elec,t rlc Glide FHL :;__ _&_H_e_at_l_n_g___ (II ' D - 11100. , llloratar : ~~ Chop... UIOO, m~ot-to .' ~}. let c · 814 982 CARTER ' S PLUMBING e . on • • AND HEATING !. . CD...,_, a•"n trr: ,..,',, 1 1 ~- s-doy'a l . . . -: IDJOT OOUSE JAGGED NUMBER An~Wef : Why he quit wortdng 11 tht undertlklr'tIT WAS A OEAIJ.ENtl JOB . ~eiVI.alnr Tllftltlht I - . IT New.tlaiur i ~ .....,.., I I I ]( I I I Bu.._ . Ill,._ ® . . 4~67. NightlY (I) · 'ION/( FM"HF!.l. ~~. F-' TrH Trimming, .ltUmft . 19711_.. OMC Jlnlmy 4•4. removal • .., . Call 304· 876·~ •',·', : ~ ·~ Nnt -·good tiru, body 1331 . · .·~: needa work. 304-8711· GET your cerpet SHIP :;;;: SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ..,;;;.; 19711 Ford Cuetom Ven, STEAMER . Woter removol, , :=; • · new c..,..lna -to, n - fumiture clean.lng, lr• ml- ~ :, InteriOr, table ond • · oouch. N- · metes. 304-676-22911 . ·::: : with roof rocll. rwr licj;,jt;: BASEMENT WATER . . :!;:0 opere - · roof PROOfiNG U' c11t 10 1 cyl, atondonl I ••-•mt ~~ on • Loc "'!• 1 Selling cheop. "=~*'!:· -~ guoronnet"'!· .11194. .~1eronce• · fucmlohcoloe~. , Free ,. ' ~ · ' ;:~~:;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;::I'""' motea. · ell 9 o.m. ltCt 1 · . , • 114-237-04BB, to 5 . .' •: • a ., ... .. 4 Motorcycle•· p , m. nogen •••!ftent 7_____ ;____ Woterprooflng. · , · · • ··. 1 ...... llio ouoptao - ...-.. · •lUll· gestad l>Jiha- CDWhMiofF...D ()) Wheel of Foltune LOSER . >::•:::: 1971 Ford Bronco· newly motor • drive trene, 3 • pd " I cyl .. 1160. Coli 448· 9334 or 448·4189. I J Pmt-werhft: ( ~==-theBriM pl~mbing, remo91ing. 0' ..s . (I) 8enlcrd end 8on (I) .... of C'-'Pione """'' :;:;::::;;:=;::::;:::=::::::::.~n .._on the ' - a s.u.. · · - · - • PAINTING-lnterlore~du· TruckaforSele .(] Dr. bary, llubbomneu end~· jucjica. ~· · ;E • . ' (J) I'M Meg=lne III Or . Milrcum Ronflng & Spout· ~~ lng. Now ' in•t•lllng rubber " '"" • 10olo. 30 yeoro e•ponenoe• • t•lor, 74 Cheverolet Nove Iuper Sport, t128. Cell814-192· . 7 :00 • ------~- ..:.=: t~~=~~=~~~:;=.:;;::~~~"~' §"~""'~"~' ~ 71 I h·:· Antique Rose Back Victorian Empire 8ola & Eostleko plotlorm rocker. Coli 81 4· 992-8958. !EIt'a1':* ,._ 8 :30 >·.". . . Antiques MacNaii/Lalnr Ne\leehour till .... dl ........ , . ;I 53 ,. I BOVAR I I I II)~_,_ ,. 1 I () ·~ (J) MOYIE: '0 *p Ill' .. rr.......... ). 1 ())NewT- Hunt (J) Andy Grtfllth . .... Spintrt-Conaole Plano Bar- 83 Stppora, take ovlf pay· gain . wanted: reapon.tible menta, mull Mil. exc. cond. perty to tolte over low 1-C-•1_1_4_48_·_2_1_4_6_ . ---monthly A payamenta on spinet pilno. Co~ be seen 1978 Cheoiy atetionwagon, locolly. Write Credit Mon· 9 paaonger; wry good cond., new battery, 1871. ' '74 YW B - . iood cond, oger: P ·0 · Bo• 3 3 · Friedens. Call 814· 2411·981 II. ' Po. 15114·1 . , 11,000.00. Cel 304·11711- Morley Cor. Fpu"h end •· , , • 1729. FLH Gollipolia. Ohio 1978 Chevrolet Mon1a Clallic !'hone 814· 441-388B or •' Used Conn trqmbone, fair meke offer • .Call 814· 246· '74 YW rebuilt engine, 708 81 4-446·4477 __ _;, ...... ,......... . cond. for beginnet"a . 9588. Used Furniture .. dryers. and 1 portlble tr1p11e btr with 304-875-4366. Vi- 8t.. Point 1180 Honda ·Hobllit Moped t2211.00 Coli 112 •11981 . JIM'S PLUMBING&. HEAT· , TV'o. 3 mileo out Bulavllle overhaul frame and bars. No 1971 Corvette 350 cu.l~ . Con,.- Bun- Mon. -:-::....----:.:.::..::. · :!··~-· ~lNG. Rt. 1. Box 365, Galli· Rd. Open 9•m to 8pm. Mon. need to, Ieaton to bad . Colll=:----:::-c--- - T-lop, auto tl'llna. Pl. PB. Fruit thru Fri .. 9om to 5pm, Sat. 614-986· 3978. 58 air, tilt wheel, m8ny ••tret. 1977 Plymouth Vol.,., blue 11i3 Hoooclo VII ·M - . polio. Can 814' 387·0&71. ..;·,:: otoliol-n, olr condition, 4 300 m1 .,..614--46-0322 Colloftor IPM. 448·.11113. & Vegetables . AM-FM radio. 4 ckior, 304· ' ' uc ...... good SHULAW'S Plumbing ond ;··'' . \ 4 chain uws for ..te. Ail like, 678·21181 or 878·2372. r~l!bor, will 304· ncrlflce, Heetlng, 211 . Sheth 8t.. • '• • , 12,800 .00. 871 Poln PI GOOD USED APPLIANCES new I 1 00. eoch . Cell 614· 1980 Honda Accord II opel. 32... · t 11aant. w..va .. 304· ·- .~.· Wathert. dryers, refrigera· 742 ·3010 evea. ' 1711-1420. Ucenled and Red ' respberriea . . Taylora hetchbock. AC, crulu contora, rangea, Skaggs Ap· trol, 13,000. ,Cell 814·246· 1 1977 Yomohe 10 dirt bin 'lneured. • , pllonceo, Upper River Rd. 54 Caliber H.wken Muz1le Berry Patch. Coii446.- B892. 9328. 72 Truck• for Slle beiide Stone Crett Motel. Ll>ador whh full length broao Nnt good, 304' 871•4317.' .,, ' 'I ecope. N- with powder, Mercy'a Melont are ready. 61.4·448· 7398. 83 E ,. bolla, & pouches. *250. Cell 6'h mllea out Rt. 141 . · Yo!lame 2110 dirt 111u1 rune - - - - " · ca_v_a_t_tn_g_ _ · .~i tiOOd. n.w bltck rubber. · 't ~'~ ·. County · Appliance, Inc. 614-742· 3010.Even. Good und opplloncos ond i228.00. N- ·11 ..... ' '· 11110.00. 304·171·1174 Good-1 Excavating. baoo· , -~ ' TV His. Open BAM to &PM . 21f.l ton central air co.1di · betuuean 3-7 PM . riiWitl. foot••· driV.W•v•. ~ '~ Mon thru Sat. 448· 1 199, tioner, complete with H coil Mptic tanks. lendsceplng. • _· _::, 627 3rd, Aw. Golllpolia. & tu~ng. new compr. .or. Call anytime 81 4 ~ 448 · 8550. Call ~14· 982- 6437. OH . 4137, Jamn L. D1vlson. Jr : '!-~ 711 Boate •nd . ~ner . Why PlY more Trade q:enter 1977 Caae contt. King Motora for Sale (I Furniture Outlet, Ktnaug1, backhoe, len than 1500 Dorer Work by Ted Henna. ). ·. ' hra.. eac.llent conditiOn . Ohio. Open 9· 7 PM . Call evening& tfter 6:00. Ditohee. ponds, rood1, lend • · 1 ol~g. etc. Cell MOtor c.-r . , . ·:: Pickena und furniture . 304- Coii814·89B-8189. Brokera, 448·8192. • .,·•• • 675·8483 or 675· 1450. · / For ule electric wheef choir. Co.Ru~. ':: J .A.R.CDnatruction und Maytog dryer 1411.bo. 304-773-11)74. ' · tland, Dh,814·742 · 2903: •· Cell 304·876· 2309 otter 3 IIMrnentl. Footers. Con ~• ."' : · · Firewood, t20.00 pickup PM . crete work. B1cllhoe'a, ....,..: lood, 130.00 dellver.ed, 304-675· 2991 or 6-76· Oozer & Dltcher, . DuoiJA.•; · 8782. tft4.dla, • water-gat-sewer · ~~ 62 CB. TV, Radio e - 1 linn. . ; : Equipment 1971 llaveno Flet eldetl, apr-.ct olr rld'e. .: l .....nt ·condition. Reedy 84 · Electricel Uaed 40 channel CB radio. & Refrigl~ation ~~::1 t o -· 814·247-2083. Call 446·3042 . ••c , _ _ INIIIabiM !1l Ill. (II • 1 :00 ~ (J). .!y 1911 PontlacT--t.mlnt condtion. with mony oatra. Alking 12,000. Cell 1923732 or H2·1771. T r,;nswur l.ili llfJ ·ri Monte Cerlo, new motor. •xc Interior. a-1 - · firm. 304-878-:7:::---:--:--:-:--::--:-- 12.200.00 1 Aut.os for Sale 33B3, cal titer 11:00. i978 Mercury c~ Reily a. 12•1100· · 1180 TOP CASH' peid . for lett o • u.1oo.oo: PhDM model u•d cera. Smith . 304-1711-24il4 - I I PM. Bulck-Pontlec. 1911 Ent· ern Ave.. GalllpoliJ. Call 1, , Ceprtce Cleellc, 2 814·448·22B2. door euto PS PB cru~ • • • • 1976 Dodge A - 2 dr., control, oir, AM · FM btre lherp, tirtaod exc. cond.. e2, 500. One ceiMtte. on inepectlon. 304·878· owner. Coli Foye Coughen· 4181 . our, 446·4282. 1978 Cougor PS, PB, power window. AC. cruiie, new tires. mult sell, 11 .BOO. Cell 446-0289. . 111ATKA'_ID _ _ JO 1= 316 Luv fiberglltt truck topper. Cell814,246· 6183. The Daily Television Viewing . ....: ,;: IUIIDETTE CAMPER · SALES' . SERVICE, Open doiiV 8 to 8 :30, Sat: B fo 4 ; ' Closed Su~dey. U.S . Rt. 60 • . • Coolvlllo, Oh 1114-1187· ' i 114 Good mixed hay in bam, 11 .50 bale. 304-8711-4800 or 304-8B2-3329. 300 wan Peavey PA av"atem. exc. cond .. win sell with or without 4 miCJophon81. C1lt 448-4625. ' . For Sell: Conn trombone with extra pJaltic mouth· piece ondmute, 178.00.Coll 992- 2712 onytima. ""*'a, Farm Equipment 114~448·3844 r~ 116. Cal1814-388·8646. ~1--~ 11•11C. w:W.~ . ,.,.~ •e<UUII C1n~~er. Pal net'Oy Middleport, Ohio - lVI''' i'k r,t ~unk wjth cage de1cented, 16FM'-=~ IINIDIOOK '"-~ ,...__.. · --~-1 HeNal: f .HI11 ~lljliJ:u•\ ! For llile fill dirt, 1nd top toll. Call Coli 814-268-1427. , Motora & Camper• Houae for 11le or wiH con• tider trade for mobile home of equal value. 304· 773· 6174. Brlerpotch . Kon~ela Profeo- -:--:-:-""":-:--... . - ,- ...- lionel All ·breed grooming. Buah hog 4ft. IIIIo niaw. pull Indoor-outdoor boording fe · type, 1310. Coil 441-2371 . gre~n. .... 20 1 .. ltiT'N'CAM.YU®ttrLalrJWI'Itlld 420 John D..'. doz.. nlei puppies. Ciii814-3B8· cllitleo. Engliah Cocker Spa· 9790. cond. Call after II PM, 14· - - -.,-.- -- - - 3 BB· 9706 · 54 Misc . Merchandise Dragonwyild Conery Kennelt. AKC Chow puppies, 9 N Ford tractor. front .. d SiameM kittens. new lo~der. , unicorn d litt•fs Ia ter boOm pole wood 1e eplit· ba CFA HI o1 Knaufl Firewood Split· 96% k m ayan an Pars n bb·t . c:err r, x 1 hardwoods. Seasoned or tttene. Call pent With fMden,lug You Pick up or we after e . nms, truck toppef, Cell dolov' or. HEAP "tndor. 614··. - - -- - -- - -814· 742-217B. • 1- - - - -- - - -256-6245 . 5 good looking, well I merked. Reg. Welker pupo. Limestone, Sand, Gravel . Out of 2 good coo~ dogs. 63 Livestock Delivered in Mooon, Meigs. with good breeding . I own Gellia or pick up at Richardt both dogs. Come and go & Son. Col 448· 7786. hunting . Coli 81 4-.286· Re•iotered Amerlcan.ooddle 1416. • hone, gelding l~ hutnut Plattic cisterna state ap ~ AKC flog. Doberman pup· with white faet . Jab Some, proved •.plaatic 1eptic tanka. pies . . Redo 11o blacka 175. 3'~1:; 0r 4 · 11? 5 30. 175· plastic culvert. metal cul- Coll448·7795. . ' . 87 • · 3- 3 · verts, !ION EVANS ENTER· PRISES, Jackson, Oh 614Pig1 for ..Ia, Aahton. W. V. Baby rabbits pedig_,.d Rex Phone 304·578- 2743 or 2B8·5930. 13.00 ..,.h, al1o 3 mo. old 304· 676· 2128. S.. rubs . pruned, lawn ,.• White Rex ·doe1 16.00. Call seeded . retaining wallt.' 814-2411·5457. Cows with cehreo, bred sidewalks. patloa, bork heifers. New Ideo No. 323 AKC Rog. $hetlond Sheep mulch &. 11wdust. 'Contact com picker. Phone 304· Bruce Davision. Ctll 61 4· dog puppv. mole, 9 wka. old. B911· 3319. 11110. Coll441-8888. 266·1427. LAYNE'S FURNITURE ch1ir, rocker. ottoman. 3 tabh11. (eJCtre heavy), t886. Sofa. chair and love· oeot, 1276. Sofas ond chairs priced from 12B6. to 8B911. Toblea, I&Oandupto 11211. Hide·a ·beda, l390. end up AHII trailer hitch. alto to 1650., sofa beds 1146, mlrrort & jack ttands. Call Recliners, 12B6. to 13711 .. 448· 1943. Lampo from 828. to 8126. pc. din-ttes f.rom e109 .. ·to 1977 ·case const. King 438. 7 pc. 118t and up . ' b8~khoe, less than 1600 Wood table with tix chairs hra.; eacellent • condition. 1285 to 1745. Oask 1110 Call . evenings 1fter 6:00. up to 12211. Hutchea, 811110. Cell614·898· 8189. Bunk bed complete with mattre11es, $276 . and up to Shop Smith 10." aaw, drill 1395. Baby bed1. ·a1 1 o, pren. lathe, 12" di'tc Mattresses ·or box tpringt. Hnder, ban 11w. Grevety lull or twin, I&B .. Iirm, 18B. tractor. Call 448-3084. and t78. Queen aeh. t 1 96. . 4 dr. chllts, •42 . 6 dr. 8oy1 w ·i nnie-the-Pooh tnow chesta. •&4. Bed frames. eult 21 · 281ba. Ill. Boyoaize t20 .ond 825 .. 10 gun. Gun II coot with hood 13, boya ceblneta, 1360. Goa or till 18 mot. COIIt •1. inf•nt electric ranget *376. Baby car ae•t t15, highchair *10. Coli 448· 3389. _ _ _lc _ mattreiSes. e25 • ~;36. bed -:-_ _:_:..::..::._ lrameo $20, $26, a 130, king frame t60. Qood SIIIC· Oak wall phones, rockert, tion of bedroom suites, pretted chair•, ped11tal t•-· rockers. metal cabineu. biH. hutches, &: misc. Paul headboards t38 a. up to Conkle Furniture, At. 7. Tuppert Plaina. Ohio. $85 . . S~. i bedroom apt' with com· plete kitchen, eJCC cond, 1200.00 month; pluo utHI· ties. 304·773·11143. "~~:;., Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 81 4-387· 7220. ~=~=====-===:r~~~=;;N:,'(.:.;;=~~ meoooge. flu' ni•hed apt . 919 2nd .. Gallipolis. 81 76. Men only. Call 446-4416 eltor 9PM . Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS ~ardlnt oR breeds, Huted tndoar-outdoor fecilitiet . AKC Doba<mon pup~lei : Stud Service . Coll814· 44877911 . Kanauga, utilities furnished 8185 mo. Coli 4411-7408. Apartment for Rent Fnlit CANNING TOMATOES : Pickod. I4.00;Pickyourown 13 .50: Bring contolnere. 10:00 to 4 :00. Other by appointment. RoyNow - n lor buolnou, Mounteln Stole Block, Rt. on d R 0 w 0 Ph 0 n 0 33. N- Hoven. Complete 1814)247 4292, muonry ", B", 1 ------~--1 2" block.supplies; Dalivaoy 4.-vic:o. Phone doy 304·B.8 2-2222. aveniolg B82· 3239. , 59 For Sale or Trade 2 bdr. mobile home. Cell 446-0390. 44 01 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio PR HY BLE BCK R SXYLG YGRYM APMKR JA LXX PBLZPGLME YWPXK .- QYMGLMF FY AJGRYGYX:XY y I 6Q'I CIJFI'JtJie : IF A MAN CANNOT START A CAN ALWAYS lOCATE A BOY SOOln'TO DO IT FOR IUM.- FRANK SHAY OOOKJIIIG FIRE, " ' t ' ,., I ·, �Squads answer 11 weekend alarms Eleven squad runs were reported over the weelrend by' the Met,s County Emergency Medical Services. MIDDLEPORT FIRM BUYS PAJR OF LAMilS''Jbe l'I!Sel'\le cl!ammplon plllr · of lambs were purchased by Valley Lwnber1 MlddlqJori for 11.55 a pound at the-anooai4-H·FFAIIVestocluiale held at the Meigs County Fair Friday nlllfJt. Owner was Charlie Barrett, Rt. 1, Rutland. l'lctured are, J.mes Thomas, buyer, Charlie Barrett, IIWIII!I', Lisa CoiiiDs, Jll!llor Fair Queen, Ann Trabier, assistln~ and Jim Parker, Jualor Fair King. . ·- • ·, .. .. l. Saturday's ruris Included:. Mlddleportwascalled at 1: 16a.m. to352 N. Third for Ronald Dlles-nOn· transport; at9:43a.m. Raclnewent to the Howard Roush residence on Main Street for' a Ore; Middleport was called at 11: II! a.m. Storys Rlln Road for Myrtle Flfe to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at .2: 03 p.m. Raclne went tri Racine Station for · Ride Randolph to Veterans MemorIal Hospital; Emergency runs for Sunday Included: Middleport was called at. 1: i2 a.m. lor Paula Horton to ~eterans MEmorial Hospital; at J!!: 53 a .in. Rutland went to Main Street lor Katherine Reed to Holzer Medical Center; at 1:11 p.m. Ruiland went to State Route 325 for Kathy Saxton to VeteransMernorlal Hospital; Pomeroy went to County Road 10 at 11:41 p.m. for Lois BaUey to H.olzer Medical Center; Pomeroy was called 11gatn to 3 Fisher St. for Norman Smith lo Veterans Memorial Uospital; Rutiahd went to State Route 124 at6:03 p.m. for Beatrice ~ Baseball roundups , Kennedy to Holzer Medicai'Center; •• Middleport went to Riverside Apart.~ men!$ at 8:12p.m. for a fire. ' Story,phoCooo ' cohmnoo . I • PALLAS (AP)! Republican t;On· , Dole and Dole tiCket. His w!fe often ventlon delegaiA!s, !Ired by partisan is mentioned as a top prospPCt to be s · ,..._.,._, ... ..... •..., white _,.....,... "' illd blue" and 1'1-IJh'& to bold the 11De OD talla ail! auure vlcltlly In anyfllt\U'ewar. ' DiJieDter'l fnim 1be OOIIIel'\':atlve planksonmclal....,.aild,fmnlbe TOP OF SHOW - 'lbe best of show pets Ill the Meigs County Fair junior lair pet show Friday stand In front ollhe Judges. refuslil to lilclude eYell 'belllgn mention at, the Equ.i Rlibls Arnenllqlmt In lbe platform faDed A Rt. 1, Long Bottom man was cited by the Galli a·Meigs post ofthe state highway patrol for DWI following a Saturday morning accident on Ohio 7. The patrol said Nathan Boatw· right, 18, was southbound lnChester Township when an unlndentlfied unit swerved left of center ln his direction. Boatwiight reportedly swerved to avoid the unknown unit, lost control, went off the left side of the road and went lnto a ditch. According to the patrol, the un· known vehicle then continued on. The 1: 10 a.m. accident caused moderate damage to BOOtwr!ght's car. The patrol said Brian K. Hannis, 19. Rt.1, Reedsville, was eastbound on U.S. 33, 1~ mlles west ·of Pomeroy, when a Mer reportedly ran lnto his path at 12:10 a.m. Sunday. Thl' accident killed the deer and caused moderate damage to Hannis' car according to the patrol. Arms reduction speaker is chosen Dr. Lyle Anderson, a member of the national executive board of the Freeze Voter ln Columbus. wUI speak to a local group interested in nuclear a!JTIS reduction at St. Peter's Efllscopal Church at 7: :ll p.m. Aug. 23. The group is interested lna means of worklng for pPace without overlooking the need for naUonal security, a spokesman said. Anderson is a former associate professor of philisopey at Wittenberg University. Corrections In the account of the death of Philip Fisher, Raclne, it was reported In The' Da'Uy Sentlnel that Meigs Sheriff JamesJ. Proffitt had said that the late Mr. Fisher was arrested on arson charges. Tliis is Incorrect and Sheriff Proffitt did not make that statement. The sheriff said that Mr. Fisher was arrested • • ' . . Republican Party:· said Sen. Lowell Welcker of COnnecticut. "This ·platform siX1Ws lt." Welcker led an unsuccessful ettort by moderates to obtain enough signatures to carry their ·light tothetloor. ''The numbers Just weren't thel'i!.'ilsald )Velctcer. "I don't thlnlf It's worth the paper it's written on,'' RE'p. Sllvlo Conte of Massachusetts said of the plattorin. Even the White Hoose had lOM!e. reservations with 'the platform, particularly the plank saying the · Federal Resel'\le Board's "destab"The far ' right controls the l!zlng actions mu~t be' stopped.'' -m w Roy Eblin, 26, Pomeroy, was arrested Saturday lll()mlng on charges of breaking and enterlng the Pomeroy Wlne Store and not Ray Eblin. IRONTON, Ohlo (AP) -Darrell McFann II quickly is building a reputation .as a proven veteran on the go-cart circuit despltP belngonly 12 years old 3J!d having two years expPrlence. McFann flnished fourth In the Junior Circuit Go-Cart Races at Huntlngton. W. Va., for drtvers 8 to 15. He won 11 races tasi year and has raced ln West Virginia, Kentucky, lndlana and Ohio. Engine trouble forced him to drop out of two other· races. McFann's cart averages 45 mlles pPr hour and weighs 265 pounds. It cost an estimated $1.:.nl. • 1[ !i CRAZY DAZY DAYS!!! • • YOUR AD WILL .REACH A 3 COUNTY AREA GALLIA-MEIGS-MASON • !I :1 I L4•wlliall • : A petition - from senior citizens rtiQuestlniabreakonrecenthlkeslp ihe water and sewer charae& In P<Jue:oy was presented ~ ~j'Y VlonlllagMeondayCouncllnlghmett in tI j' ! I i t t I" tim' .. <• ' bankmoreconvlnclnglythanRonald~;~"~:!!.-~tha:tc:l:os:ses:·~thenorthemedgeofFountalnSqu~. ' Meigs left out again But wllll a llae. IJtate Bet~. .Job'DD Ballter, l'llla IIIII 'ftel'lllaiW.'IilliiiiWellllllll OOIIIlpolll, llllclllloe wll liMe a ver!NII approval or 8la I • . . be ..wd tBiwlcrlllle-IHI'he!hmlntwoortbree~ • I 'llllllleOo .... ,llllclllanee .n...._ .. Kirr, or tile - tw• r 'Ole · - of · Jllaal appi'IJ\'allf alloWed u!d AuJ. 31. PwwUJ . . . . 'fll'aprli'lDjMVWWetllel'llla , ... PI Principals given · t~o-year contracts P!lndpall fir tine C!lemelltary schools dtbeSoulbeml..ocalSchool Dlalrlct Wlft pen two year COillraC1S wbelllbe Soulbern Board of m..alloo met Ill nigular 1m Moaclay lll&bt Named to ll9've u prtnclpaiS at the three orJtnola were Mickey HOI»ck. l'lll1land Elementary; De1n · Rallb, Letart Falls, aild \~ . - tlmf!s by the pro-Republlcan, flag-wavmg crowd. But he was drowned out twice by hecklers who chanted, "No More Reagan.'' One heckler cllmbed onto the branches of a tree about 100 feet from where ReagaJi spoke aild hung an anti-Reagan banner. AgEnts quickly. pulled him from the tree and tOOk him Into custody as the crowd cheered. The man was ldentlfled as W1111am Rogers,~ of Dayton. Pollee said hE was charged with dlstUrtiing a lawful meeting and released to await a court heartng later In the week. Other demonstrators cartted banners criticizing Reagan's civil rights · record and protesting U.S. lnvolvmlent ln eentral America. But !hey were outriumbered by pro-Reagan banners hung from stairways, overlooking olllre oollillngs and a skywalk : ts S50 ~ Y~, pro-rated over the twelve rronths. · Clerkandtreasurer,BIUSnoufter, SuRgesled cashing a S35,(D) certlft. Cite of deposit With $1!i,<XXl or the money to be relnvelted In anotber . certlfiCite. About $1&56.25 of tlle money will be held over lor sewage bonds until Decernblil' and the oilier $12XI. 75 wtl1 go into the genera) COI'pOI'Iltlon account which incluca the general fund. 'Ibis Slliiii'I!Siion sess . · : Mrs. Ji'hll8lllEII8 . Follrod dis· CUSsed the recent hike In water and , !lfWa&e rates in Porn~ aild p!'I!IIC!IIted a petition contallllng · nearlY · SJ1 siiJiatun!S of senior \l(as approved by council. cltllcD flvm the POinerOY area. In another dl8cusslon, It was 'nle petltloa l'l!llllflted 1 dlllcount mentioned by council member BW torlli!lllarctllafl&alnt'el'Mit~ Young that ditches in the Naylcrs Ira Ill IIRd 1naJmes and !lnd It RunHWareaneedtobecleanedout. dlfllclllt to pay the higher rates. . Water l'!mnlng across the new Mayor ~ Seyler explained to blaCktop ~~--~ft t the road. Mrs. Follrocl that !be council bas nil;, · Similar ;;b;~ work a111o 0011bol D11i!r water and sewage needstobedooeonPleasantRidge, rates. He then refeut!d her to the Y~-r'tp(ll1ed. . 8oanl crl Public A1t8lrl which TIM! cauetay canrnlttee. met handlel aD utllltea. beforl! the reeuJar COUDCII meeting HauyEbUn,alooaltraallbauler, to dllcuss D-payment d grave reqn Ucl a pennlt to r.l lraah feel. ~ lbe Pon •11&' diY 11111111. 'lbe eommltii!Uald lbe llpl!lling O!!wll apprcMid llleplllllitafter and cloltDI IIIII are not beln& paid etritltW the 11'"'1-Moe ~ to and cou!CIJ docs not bave a aoocl \'IdlY Ill! 1ep111y ainae IMn two way to laeap track of whetller the blulln In lbe vllllp. · tees have belli paid. · . AccOidlaa toOrcJinencP414. there ' Council advlaed themmmll1£e to taao limit oo the number at haulenl check wllb Bemw Ewtna. who has irallllllaatbetruekUIC!dlnh•ullqla helped aclmlnllter the fllell Iii lbe . couaiidlllunemanner. put aild Pit Thoma. who does the . 'nleOOil~atrull~ullnapennlt · ~· •q- M All ADS CASit :N ADVANCE NO PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL 8yNAN<lY fOACIIAM !< ,, !1 Reagan, saylngMcnaalewouldralsetaxesandstlfle the t(,i:nxnlc I'I!COI/l'IY. bo!TOWI!d Glenn's primaiy· season criticisms. He said Glenn accurately predicted that Mondale's policies "n!'IIP8ledafundamentaliackofsupportforan adequate national defense." "Jolm Glenn Is an authmtic American hero." Reagan sale!. "And it's too bad the leaders of his party havdii flllli!llllstmlng." · · Gleall ptutl!tted Reagan's use of his words, 1l!lljJOIIdlnaf ''If Ronald ReagiD wants to quote me, I wUbhl''dbelmellmiJUIIhtolellthewholestcxy-and quote a ,.. at the thlnp I laid about him and his lliJrnllll!ltrallon. The fact Is po ptesldeqt In my mer.nory hal broken more pmnlses or brokBJ the Pon,eroy $enior ·. citizens seek ·lower water rate I I ·Gallipolis Daily Tribune The Daily_Sentinel Point Pl~sant ·Register last part belli," he said. , "I wish Reagan WOUld have tallred / to lOme CINCINNATI (AP) - President Reagan was all unemployed ileel WOI loa s,'' city COUliCilman a.,.rtes ott evidence of economic tmp!dternents during h1s tenn - thm declined to 1 Luken said. ''It's hard IDiooklntotht!lacesdllnewbo can't find jobs aild telllheni !bey livelli a boom town.'' taa1ce credit for them, p~;~lslng the American people Luken said thedowntownecmamlc l!lqlllliSimlsan m.tead. . attempt to replace taCiory jobs being lost. Luken . But the president, stopping Monday in Ohio during a accUsed Reagan of leaving Cincinnati Voters wfth a Mkl_welt (:81J11!8lgn swing 1prlor to his U1p to the false iriJpresBion that he .wUJ not 1ncreue taxes H Reputi~atlonal CorwmUon, Irked Democrats re elected. , with his comments. fleagan said In his speech on OOiiniOMI Foulttaln . HeltrltstedSen.JOhnGiennbyquotJniaitlclsmthe Square, "Cinclnniltl'sthrlvlng. You'renot1Deco11omic · OhloDemclcrat madeofpresidentlalcalldldateWalter recovet:V - you're In economic l!lqJIIliSion. Just look Mondaledurtngtbelrprtmary-electlon battle. around us at ~ this constructilln, at the gle8mbig . 'lbl!n four hours after Reagan viewed Clndnnatl's ~~and the shopi and resta\ll'llllls beklw. 'downtOwn otflre.trJWel" construction and llJ'OII<',IJICe '"nnewrla', Stephen Blrtnlngbatn.cameherejusta the city a ')nodern bootn town" that symbolizes tlle .. few )'eW1'S 8jlo iiJid PL£ ~ your clly ,is lllliOOIII, natlon•s recoveJY ,Jocal Dem!l£l'llts aild WQnployed ullderstall!d, ettlclent - and COIIII!IVadYe. I lila! the ' plant WOrkers told a news coliterence.that the boom hasn't ~up everyone. smiles• as · lie reeled li Leona T. Smith ' . ' FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN THE ,CLASSIFIED FOR 3 DAYS; GET 3 MORE DAYS FOR JUST 1¢ . cited in Cincy speech NO, WE'RE NOT GOING STIR-CRAZY BUT HAVE WE GOT A CRIAZY DEAL ' 'FOR YOU Building reputation Mrs. Leona T. Smith, 188, of LeRoy E. Piersall. T/, of Mason, died Sunday in Veterans Memorial Ponx'roy, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital following a short Hospltat.in Pomeroy. . ·Born March 8, 1907, in Marlon, illness. Mrs. Smith was born March 10, Ind., he was the son of the late Dawson E. and Cora Ellen Long. 1896, In Pomeroy, the daughter of . He was a general structural steel the' late James E. and Alta Hiland supPrvisor for the A.E.P. Service Tracy. She was the wlfe of the late Corporation, member or the Mason Eddie A. Smith. United Methodist Church, member of the Aracoma Masonic Lodge AF Mrs. Smith was a life time and AM No. 99 In Logan, and a member of the Pomeroy United member oftheO.E.S.l..odge No.l86 Methodist Church. She was aiso a lnPomeroy. member of the Por)'leroy Chapter Gavin officials halt . He Was preceded in death by his 186 of the Eastern Star and a past application acceptance wlfe, La Vera P. BallPiersallln1983. president of the Drew Webster Due to an Influx of applicatants, Also preceding him In death were American Legion Post 39 auxiDlaJY. the James M. Gavln Plant · at two sisters and a brother. Cheshire is no longer taklng Slirvlvlng Mrs. Smith are two · Survivlng are three daughters, applications for job seekers. Slnce Betty LishandLaVera Yeager, both daughters and sons-In-law, Alta Ann the plant withdrew the freeze on of Mason, and Ann Piersall of and Richard R. RupP of Pomeroy. applications more than 1,<XXJpeople Huntington; three sisters, Edith and MaJY Martha and Dever. P . have filed applicatiOns according to Worths of Sylmar. Calif., Ruth Biggerstaff, Lakeland, Florida; a pl;mt manager, Bill Llzon. Schier of Speedway, Ind., and Mary brother, Floyd J. Tracy, Riverside, Cotfman of Brownsburg, Ind; two CalifOrnia; four grandchildren and brothers, . Rowland Piersall of their spouses, Unda and Charles Wealher forecast Boynton Beach, Fla., and Hubert Faulk. Pomeroy, Lori and Randy Today: sunny, high 75 to lll. Piersall of Bloomfield, N.J.; seven Lee, Waynesboro, Tennessee Tonight : clear, low near 55. Tues- grandchildren and 11 great- Randy and sue Biggerstaff, st: Louis, Missouri, and.VIcky and Dr. day: . mostly sunny, high near lll. grandchildren. Jeffrey S. Copeland, Cedar FallS, will be 1 p.m. FUneral services . Chance of rain near zero pPrcent Iowa; and six great grandchildren; Thesday at the Foglesong Funeral today, tonight and Tuesday. Radley ~ twins, Cody and Cacy HomE-with the Rev. Bennie Stevens Ohio Extended Flll'l!tla8t Faulk, Pomeroy, CJYstal Copeland, and the Rev. Taliy Hanna otflclat· A cllance of showera Wecbleday Falls, and Nicholas and Amy Cedar 111111 '111ur8day. Fair Frida)'. Rlsfls ing. Burta! will be ln the Suncrest . Biggerstaff, St. Louis. Cemetery. from die upper 'lOll to llllHIIL Lows Funeral arrangements arp pendFriends .may call at the funeral Ill the upper,. and low . . ·~ng with the Ewing Funeral Horne>. from6to9p.m. today. taxl!s. .Encouraged . by the Reagan toplllltll'the.upporttowagetitloor C8JllPIIIIpl, delegates ~ talking 111Jrt. N"P'IS will hear ·. the up the possibility t)lat Ms. Ferraro plad!rm outlined at a mmdng mJgltt be clumped as DemocratiC ·and lhrel1 give their final nominee lot vice ptesidl!nt. approval tooiJM. "I'm suggesting she mlghl not 'lbePialb'mCunmitteeflnlshed make It for the next lew nionlhs.'' actloaoo tbeclocumentonMonday. said Sen. Robert Kasten ofWislm· Panel cbalrman, Rep. Trent Lot! of sin. ''Sbe'anolollgeranasset, she's a MJeltqlpl. turned to White Hoose . detriment." Reagan polltlcalopem· .llalaon Dl'ew ~ and said, "I've live LynNotzlgersald, "Idon'ttldnk . , It au ready for you, Drew. she's &Ding to get by unless she does Wflllllll!d In 11ld, white and blue." . a lot moreexplidnlng." Prelldent Reagin watched his A fout1b talldJig DeinoCJ at lll'8I'ly party's CD!Velltilln fnim tlle White stole the show at the ronvention's Hoose and W<rlrellon the speech he pr1me lime debut Monday when ' wl!ldellver'lbur8daynllblwhel\he U.N. Ambaasador Jeane Klrkpa· 1111!1 VIDe Ptesldent GEorge Bwih trtctc,aOOIIII!Ivatlveberolne,laslled IICCI!pt' ncmlnatton tor a second the DlftllOCI ats who nonilnated tenn. . Moodale as the "blame America In , aMitkJn to adoption of the first crowd" 00 foreign pOlicy. plattonn, tool&ht's ~. · Ill· While laced wi'.h attacks on the eluded speeches by ftA ne Prest- Democrats who met last month In dent Genld Fonl and Sell. BqjlDole San Fraucllco, GOP conventiOn of Kanaas aild his wile, '1)-ansporta- rhelcrlc al8o .Included bids for tloaSecretaryEJlz•bethDoiP. ·~" llll!lnbel's d the A.IIIIRil WWj!llhr fir lbe 1llllB · •'P!••I\ij ID ~ party lines and 'tt)jl~~ 'ib(lljl!tr? 11"''11'- .,. -- ~· ., has been Joklll& tbat bell jllllbllla a . Keyaater Katherine D. Ortega ' for failure to comply with a order from the Meigs County Court. Area deaths LeRoy E. Piersall 1 S.Cdon, 1 0 Pagao 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. N-ap•- cited Monclale's rivals lor the Democratic presidential lllnlinatton -'- Ernest F. Holllngs, JOhn Glenn and Rewn Askew - as examples at mainstream IlernDcrats. And she quoted GaJy Hart's description of the MondaJe economic program as "a collection ot old and tired !deliS. held together by paralyzing commitments ID special Interests and constttuency groups." But while wooiJJg Democrats, the RepubliCans faced dissenters wit~ 'their own ranks over the platform. the first Republlcan woman on the national ticket. · Whllespealcersccmpetedtorwho COUld get off .the snappiest anti· Mnnclali> lines, the hottest tDp1c of convenatlon 'IIIIICIII delegaiA!s aild ooloo1rers was the tlnanclaJ dl!closures made Monday by Geraldine F_erraro and her hu.sband, realtor John Zaccaro. The couple paid · a!iOUt 4Q percent of their ~ In rhetoric that portrayed Walter F. Mmdale as .the over.prtmlitng cancl!dall! of a failed past, were tlday·tQ sltout •. ppraval d a, session. SUNDAY . ADMISSIONS--Claudia Thomas, New Haven;·Sara Keeder. Middleport; Norman Smith. Pomeroy. · SUNDAY DISCHARGES--George Nlnlnsky. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS--Me;lford Music, Raclne; P~ Spires, Cheshire; George Nlclnsky, Hemlock Grove. SATURDAY DISCHARGES--Bernice Blake, John Motley, Helen McCeUan, Jeffrey Connolly, Teresa 0 11rker. , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tue~ay., Aug1,1~t 21, 1984 Kay Hwtt, best bird. Lisa Collins and Jhn Parker, fair queen and king were also present for this photo Veterans Memorial •• at y enttne Republican platfonn set Happenings around Meigs County••• Man faces DWI charge·after wreck Story oo Page 10 ·• $3.25 ramey, . 5 could bring in their winning tickets r;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:=~~ for validation. The Lotto game had total sales of $7,007,oo; for Saturday's drawing, officials said. The winning numbers from the drawing Saturdaywere6,1!, .u~:~~>.,.ll> 1 and40. · Next week's estimated jackpot is DINNG $1mlllton. Served with whipped potatoes. chicken The lotteJY .today announced cole hot roll, butter·&coffee. no except bever1ge with ' there were 817 tickPts sold correctly naming five of the six n11mbers, each earns $607. There were 31,009 tickets sold correctly naming four of the six numbers, andeachearns$!15. BEST PETS - The best pets at Friday's Junior Fair pet show were dlspla.yed by Michele Guess, most UIIUBUal; BeUy Jo Hunt, best dJ e11 pet; Amy best overall; Keith HWJt, best rodent; and 6 Financial disclosure - Physical fitness Three share Ohio lotto jackpot money CLEVELAND IAPl- A jackpot of $2,995,900 may be shared by pPOple holding the three wlnnlng tickets that COFI'l'Ctly named the .six numbers drawn in Saturday's "Ohio Lotto" drawing, Ohio LotteJY otfl· clals said. Thestate'sregtonallotteJYotflces were open today. JackpOt winners 4-H Fall Roundup J~ Ray Lawreooe, Syraclise Elementary. The resignation of James R., Lawrence as ~ educatiOn inslnlctlr was accepted and the board entered Into a contract wHh High School Driver Educatloa. Inc., to provide the sllldellt driving tralJIIni. 'Jbe boiu'd employed .WlDiam Lake as hllllt IIChool business education instrtlctor; VIckie Eldoboja as hllllt school science Instructor and Donald Dudding was named yearbook advisor. Mary Findley was employed as custodian at Letart Falls, All board members, Denny Evans, Sue Grueser, Joe 'Thoren, David .HW and Don Smith; Supt. Bobby Ord and Treasurer Dmnie . Hill were present for the meeting. . .. 1 The ohiO Department of Transportation today. announced that {c:mtracts iotaung $50,242, 78U!4 have been awarded on 50 project. The announcemi!nt is one of several issued by the department In the past several months with Meigs . Cow!ty coming in for practlcaliy nothing In the w~y of highway proJects. 1n the curreni announcement, Meigs Crunty is listed only once ts receiving any improvement wtuit. ~r and that llstihg Includes not only Meigs County but also Athen$, Gallla, Hocking, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, VInton a!ld Washington Counties and calls for replacing raised pavement markPr reflectors on various routes in tiJe. depart· ment's district 10. The contract was Issued to U1rlch Contracting of Lebanon with a bid of $46,499.49 for the work in all of the counties Us ted. Fire destroys Chester home The kitchen of a Chester home was destroyed by a Monday afternoon fire. Chester Fire Department was caiied at' 2: Zl p:m. to the Geor'IP! Mora residence. The fire apparently started ln the kitchen, a spokesrnlm for the fire department said. "nle rest of the house received heavy smoke damage, the spokesmail added. · · • · Paula Mora and her young son were transported to Vet1!1'811S Mem· orlal Hospital for smokE' Inhalation, around 2: :II p.m. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1984 piersall smith tracy