http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7cd8d4bb60f1ed6a6b65f043712bed70.pdf c510e15697f701ae01dbf309f852d4cc PDF Text Text '. Wednesday. August.22. - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-16-The Daily Sentinel . :Mayor's Court 1SM ' JTPA members reappointed Mayor Richard Seyler fined eight s~ . $47; Cheryl Thomas, speed, people while 17 forfeited Uielr bonds $43; Terry Laudermllt, Middleport, Tuesday In Pomeroy Mayor's traffic light, $63; Timothy Walker, Langsville, speed, $43. Coort. · Four cases were dismissed and Seven persons were tined whlle two cases were turned over to the six forfeited bonds In the court of M:eigs County Court. Fined were Thomas McClung, · Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Mason, DWI, $375 and costs- served Tuesday evening. Fined were Ronald Ginther, five days and expired Operator's Pomeroy, no operator's license for a license, $63 and costs; Randy motorcycle, $25 Qlld costs; Shirley S!!!wart, dls0rderlymanner,$63and c'osts; Richard GUkey, Middleport, Bush, Middleport, disorderly stop light, $53 and costs; Edward manner, $25 and costs; Kenneth F. Stiles, Middleport, speed, $8 and Mitchell, Langsvllie, possessiOn of c;osts; David Persons, West Colum· marijuana, $100 and costs; Sleven bla, W.va., consuming beer In a Snyder, Columbus, red light, $10; motor vehicle, $63and costs; James Sandra Reltrnlre, New Haven, A. wm, Pomeroy, consuming beer speed, $15; Hobart templeton Jr., Pomeroy, left of center, $10 and In a motor vehicle, $63 and costs; David FoUrod, Pomeroy, destruc· costs and DWI, $425 and C\)SIS-·10 tlon of property, S3J3.·suspended to days; Hugh D. Thompson, Langscosts and restitution; William vUJe, DWl, S425 and costs--3 days. Forfeiting bonds were Ronald J. Cleary, public Intoxication, $ll3 and Patrick, Gallipolis, speed, $47; costs. Forfeiting bonds were Betty Peggy Gllbeaut, McConnelsvllle, Sheaf. Columbus, speed, $43;. Gre- allowing an Intoxicated person to gory Knapp, Middleport, speed.~; operate her vehicle, $lDl; Debra L. Patrick Soulsby, Pomeroy, traffic Johnson; Wllkesvllie, DWI, $450; light, $63; Jerry Hicks, Charleston, LarryR.~es.Addlson,DWI,$450; speed, Sl'>; Rick Shaefer, Middle- Jimmy Anderson Jr., McConnelsport, no eye protection on a vUJe, DWI, $450; Don Lovett, motorcycle, $43; Marvin Craig, Middleport, disorderly manner, Pomeroy, Wegal left tum, $43; $100. Larry Stewart, disorderly manner, $63; Max Wilson, Pomeroy, public Intoxication, $115; Roger McDa· Special meeting set nlels, Langsville, open flaSk, ~; A special meeting of the Meigs Daniel Taylor, Middleport, expired CountY REACT wW be lleld at 7: JJ operator license, $63; Jeffrey Stamper, Peytona, Ohio, speed, $50; Frtday evening at the Meigs Senior Arthur Conant, Athens, speed, $45; Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, James Couch, Pomeroy, open flask, Pomeroy. All members are asked to $88; Harry MQZ!ngo, Bermeo , attend. Eleanor Thomas d Pomeroy and James R. HlllorSyraCU~ehavebeen reappointed to the Private Indu$tl'Y Coonttl, a group which oversees the · Job Training Partnership Act programs In seven Soulbeastem Ohlocountles. · Chosen by county ~Ions. councll members review and a~, prove budgets and serviCes otteied througllthe new training act.JTPA. which replaced the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) last QctOber, fOCIIMI CCI fundlni Football tralnlni pfOII'*rna ID help the uneinployfl!l ttnd Jobs In privati! !ndustty andencourageethepnvate sectllr's participation In shaJIIJI¥ programs. In Ron Mrs. TllOmJias and HUJ jo .. . Ash of Rac!IW as ~igs CoulltY representatives on ·the ccui1C11 · wlilcb covers a 'se!Viee ~ area Including Atllens, Gall.la, Jiocklllg, Lawrence. Meigs PenY and Vinton Counties. prev~ew See ~tory 011· Paae a , ~MaUST 17 thnl ~ FRJUAY thru THURSDAY: 'liial And triu~h. '; .'" ••' ~ .. EACH Theragran NASAL SPRAY 12 Hours Relief - 15 ml •• ONLY $2 27 SUNTAN PRODUCTS INSULIN SYRINGE BOX 100 Sl.J9 Sl7.49 ' hilppy." ' 1/2 PRICE .....J ,•1 'CRICKET SKIN Oil ONLY ' By The 4"'0"l•ted ~ economy · ~a slowing from Its 8.9 Continuing their seasaw ]ll!rfoi-. Pe!cent groWtb rate lll!t In the ftrsl .....mance of. recent months, o~ to half of l98l. ~ ·saJd..Most . factories for dutable goOds rose 2.2 economists predict the expansion to peacent In July after .falling 3 slow to halt that figure In tlle lastslx pel'Celtt In ·June, the Commerce months or tlieyear. ' Department reported. 'lbe July gaiD was "essenllaJ1Y IAtlatlon at the retaU level, -catch-U~Jy followtng an un•••eUy meanwhile, edged up only 0.3 rapid decline In June," said Jerry pel cent last month as a sharp drop Jaslnowsld, chief economist or till! In gasoline prices ·helped otrset National Ass.Q..clatlon of Increases lnJIWslng and food msts, Manufacturers. the Labor Department said. . In Its lnDatlon report for July, the · Orders . for durable gOc;ds Labor Department said food pioes so-called' "big-ticket" Items such as rose 0.3 peacent and housing costs major appliances and aulllS - had · climbed 0.5 percent. But gasoline twnbled 6.5 percent in April and prt"ces fell 1.8 per t·e11t and 'are now reboonded 4 percent In May before down 14.7 percent fiom their peak fa,lllng In ~~and then rising again level of March 1981. In July. ' The cmunerce ..· Departnlent's Tile movement indicates the chief economist, Robert Ortner, said there wa5 "still no sign of acceleration in Inflation, whlcll sJiouid make everybody . very Sea & Ski, Copptertane & Others PURE VITAMIN E 1 oz. .DUrable goods orders rebound; inflation up - UNFAITHFULLY YOURS Be Back October 1.•~ we that are .left . will give .you. M 130 TABLETS ONLY PKG.OF 10 RECKLESS • High Potency, Vitamin Formula With Minerals V-100 DISPOSABLE ' 67¢ 200 SHEETS AFRIN r NEW RElEASES: ONLY FILLER PAPER 79 ~ theliltaln,OIIeofthePomeroybo-M• f!!Se&wt!EI'ethe~havebeeo pJaced for ....,.., by the public. $. Nail Enamels, Lipsticks, Eye Shadows, Eyeliners Lip Line'rS, Mascara Your Choice SIONJNG - Mia Woodl. Poneoy, llpa a I*IJlUo IUiiP1 tlntf IUIId to the Ra~:ia:wuod bl1dp at the Top of developmeot or the IIllO NOTEBOOKS 180 SHEETS 12 9 NOTEBOOK Disposable Lighters WITH $2 79 . . 2 S.Ctiono, 16 "agoo 25 Canto A Mulllmedlo Inc. Nowopaper . Although. Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce President Paul Krotts has also been consulted, he felt he could not speak on behalf of cl1amber members frorri that area, sheets reported. ·· . ·. However, he assuted ,Sheets, .he would call an .ex~tlve meeting ot chamber members Ill discuss the·nuitter. • Knotts.alsO told Sheets that.lftheGaulpoUsChamber agrees to back the driVe, 11 clause focusing on Route 35 IIi Gailla COunty would probably be added tQ the petltloJL ' ' ' ' · The Middleport Chamber Or Commerdl wW meet Tuesday to deckle Whet!ler ilr not to back ihe petition drive. The pe!itlon ~ort got wlderway at Ialit week's Meigs County Fair with Sheets ga~ l,!OO.stgnatures herself, In addition, to the signatures gathereil by otht?r chamber members and Interested Individuals. ·. The petltlon Is to be circulated by Nelsonvllie citizens at Nelsonvllie's upcoming Parade of the HWs. 'lbJ8e wanting to circulate petitions on behalf of the chamber, should call the chamber' otrlce at.992-51ni or Mrs. !;heets ai 99Z·215l. • • New .health corm-niSsioner appointed in ·Meigs County· 5 SUBJECT WET-N-WILD Ohio, Th'urs~ay, August 23, 1984 • . $2 79;· .1 -e nttne By NAN()V YOAaL\M SaOM .tall writEr · A pilltlon drive for j~patures favoring the prqxJSed access road from ·Routee 7 and 33, In the Rock Springs area to the Ravenswood Bridge, plus the COIIlPletlon of Route 33 to Athens Is going well, according to Jeilnlfer S1!eets, appointed last week to head the driVe. · Petl,t!OIIs inay be signed at Various Poinel:vy and Middleport businesses and wW 10011 be avallable In buslnesaes throughout the entire county. . The ~ of Comine!'Ce Is backing this drive which Is gaining support from other area chambers. ' Roo' Aall, president of' the Pomeroy Chamber, has contacted Richard Gullitll, executive director of the Logan Chamber ol Canmerce. · George Drach, exeCutive dlreclm' .of _the Atllens Chamber and Earl Parldna, presl&!nt or Nelsonville's Chamber; llave also been contacted. 'lbJ8e men _elqll1!lllll!d Interest and optlrnlsmregardlngthe pilltlondriVe effort, acaJI'ding to~. ~. a candidate for State Representative. PetitionS have bEen sent to each man so that signatures might be gathered In tho8e areas. · THE MOVIE PlACES SUNGLASSES Chic Fashion - Mirrored • Road petition drive doing well RENT MOVIES AT PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., AUG. 26TH See Charlene's oohanll on Pap 9 at y . MostlY cloudy with scattered A marriage license bas been ISsued In Meigs County Probate Court to Kevin Gregory Be1zlng, 26, and Laura Lee Provence, 22, both of Pomeroy. Art show reflections • e weather forecast ·Maniage license Slory oo Pap 7 Stoey~Pip6 .Six emergency squad runs were veterans MB'Mrlal Hosp~; at madeTuesdaybytheMetgsCoonty 4:44 p.m.. PorJ1ei'OY went w 1 • Errlel'gmcy Medlcai,Servtce. Lincoln Heights for Elza GUrnore to RJitland was called at4: ll a.m. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; • at StarHollowRoadforMaxineHobbs 6:50p.m. RacinewenttooakGrove to Holzer Medical Center; MiddleRoad lor Carl Schultz to V~ port went to StoneW(IOiiApartrnents Memorial Hosplta~ at 10: ~Racine at 1: 39 pm. for Eslhter Kissell to went to Southern High SChool lor Holzer Medical Center CUnlc; at JamesAcreetoVeteransMemorWI 2: 53 p.m. Racine went to BUnd Hospital. Hollow Road for Homer Delong to ...----------~ Several court cases completed · Connors ·wins again Emergency squads answer six calls showers alld thunde1'9torms this attemoon, high near !l'i. Tonight: WINNER ANNOUNCED- Paul Barker, clrculalion dlredor or the cloudy with a chance of showers, iow Ohio VaHey Publlsldng Co. which publishes 'lbe Dally Sedlnel, the near 60. Thlll'!lday: some morning G•Dipolls ~ and the Point Pteaeant Reglater, )ll'ftlfllt8 Cbrtsty cloudiness beccmlng mostly swiny Ramsburg, 40illi Kingsbury Road, P•navy, wiUI a mlc..-ave oven by aflemlon, high 75 to Ill. Chance of which sbe won through a prize ollerlng at 'lbe Dally Sen&luel's rain 10 pel rent this morning, 50 oommerdal emiblt at the Meigs Coway Fair last week. percent this afternoon and tonight and near zero pacent Thursday. Ext M FOI"llCCIII& Fair Friday Uawlh Sunday. Several cases have been heard by pay a Judgement of $8,121.00 to the HJsh8 711 to 80 Friday, near 80 SaaurciiU' 11111180 to 81 Sundl!y. Lows Judge CharleS knight In 'he Meigs National Mine Service Company. County Corrunon Pleas Court. A trial byjurywasdeniedRoberta In the liBII Friday and'Salurda,y and Coal Power, Inc., was ordered to C. O'Brien, et al, In a case agallist 81'0111111 . S..nday. 1 ------:------~-------------'---------.. George Collins, etai. Thlscaselsto ,..----------~ be continued. Tile case of Eva Marie Dalley .._\t\.tL0/1-'~ ,. Enterprises, Inc. against Property · ,. YIJEO ~ Protection Company, Inc. has also been continued. STATIO! In other court acttoll, the cases of Jack L. Ritchie against Dravo and the Racine Hmne National Bank against James M. saunders, ~t al, have both been dismissed. . ALL FRUTH PHARMACIES 56 pints ·of blood . .. I I · ta · 111w ,.,.; ua•l'lgurM ' ..,..: eo...n•oe CuJf'DL"**f · RilE IN Dl.JJL\BLE UOOD8 - Orden for durable podl to U.S: factotlea .-e by $U billion !q luiY, tllie pamalii5ilt n!ipGiill. (APia· .....,) . In other developments Wednesday: -u.s. workers' weekly eernlilgs, adJusted for Inflation and seasonal factlll'S, rqae0.1peacentlnJulyafter a 0.4 pea cent Increase In June and a 0.9 peaa:ot decline in Mliy, the Labor Department said. -Dun ,. Bnldslreet Corp., the· business servlDes coocern In New York, said Its lndl!x ot hrsten failures continued to CJecline In the month ended Aug. 10, reflecting the strengthortheanlllnicexpansbt. -Cmstnlctlon or new houJing units in tJie t1rst half or 19111 roae l3 pel'Celtl from a )'1!111' eerller, to 931,600 units irorn 8K, 748, said F.W. . Dodge, a divlskln of McGraw-HW lnfonnatlon Systems Co. Secood· quarter housing starts rose. 9 pea cent to 529,W4 units from 4116,5:l5. A ·new beaJth cmunlsSI6ner and a new member to the Meigs County Board of Health have been .a ppointed, Jon Jacobs, county deputy hilalth commissioner, BnJIIIt!IICed today. The new health commissioner Is Dr. Margie Lawson. Racine dentist, who has been appointed Ill a two-year tenn, replacing the late Dr. Sellm Blazewlcz. The new member ol the health board Is Robert C. HW, Racine, · who has been ilamed to till the unexplled tenn, March, lll85, of bll late father, Albert (Babe) HW. Jr.. Racine. Dr. LaW8011 ifaduated from 1 t . ~ Hlgli School at AI· bany and dld her IIJl(lergraduate WQI'k al Oblo Un!Vl!l'll!ty, gra· dilating cum laude 11119'15 With a bacbeJor or 8Cience de«il!i! with . :r.ooloiY as her maJor and rnloors In cllffnistiy' and Spanlsll. She also studied in Vera Cruz, Mexico. She graduated from the Ohio State Dental School In 19'18. A member or the Ohio State University Dental Alumni Assn., Dr. Lewson was named the YOUIII Career W1D1811 ol Meigs ' County In 19lll and was named to Outstanding Yciung Women In America In 19111. She has served oo the Planned Parenthood or Southeast OhJo Board of Trustees and sei'Ved as a comrnlssl· Clled officer with the Public Health Service. She Is a member ot the American Dental Association. A member of the Sacred Heart Cllureh in Punemy and Beta $6.4 million sought 'in suit A Columbia Township man Is asklngfor$6.4 mlJllon in damages to his farm, aJJegedly caused by mining ~atlons or Soul\lem Ohio Coal Company. Mark Spezza, Route 3, Albany, filed the suit In the Meigs County . Cmunon Pleas Court Wednesday asking to berepaldfordamagetohls bam, weli and water supply, pond, timber and tlelds and streams. Tile suit also alleges the , damage continues to occur. sWthem Ohio Coal Company, along with !he other defendants · American Electric Power and Ohio Power Company, used the longwall mlnlng technique of mining under the S~a property, Spezu charges. A special permit from the Ohio ·J:lellartment or Natural ~ sOurces was needed to use the technlque,itls reported. . ' · Thii suit alleges the coal comJl"ny assuml Sppna ".no notlcable dilm· age or effects" would occur. The damage Is not the "natUral result ot the removal• of coal, but ratht?r caused by the removal of (lounda· lion) support to the property,". the cwrt action continues. · Spezz• has receiVed threats 8i,8fnsl his~ and]ierson, the suit charges. A Jury trial Is demanded by Spezza. . American Electric Companies ·and the Southern Ohio Coal Company 111!\oe 28 days to reply to · Spezza' s claim. Coal talks collapse WA.SHJNGTON (AP) - F.peds for an earb' and aanlcable ooa*actaeUI&n&itbetwdeotheiiOft COlli !qci!'*Y 111111 the United Mine Wadllen lla\'e cotrar 1, !!pillre&m&J for both sides CGIIfllln. 'Die 1•,-.n.mber United Mine Wui Ilia. of Amalea and the Bllumlllous Coal Operaton Aaiod· alliin 3flllll'l'lltly had been making Poe lleadwa,y ... wrlous lsru8. Bolb llkles prlvateb' voiced OOIIfl. ASSUME DUI'IES - Dr. Margie La-, Ractae cit• 'hi, who bu been named to a two year term ·as Mefp ~ lledb ~.above, Is and her husband, WWiam Mlcllael, and their 'two children, . welcwued to tbe I • depertMichael Gene, 5, and Laraine ment by..Joa Jaco!B, deputy Slima Phi Sorority, Dr.I,A\VS(lil L_.... ... ....:. ,Brook, ·2. reside on the Bashan· ,._..., biiiMI'I I lllfil • 1M uuv Keno Road. Rwte 1, Long . tom ....... Roberi c. BBI, Bottllrn. RacW, ._ 11eea llllllll!d to A natlye of MelliS County, HW the . . . . . . tenn ol Ids latf! atte,n~ . Racine High.' School and the ParkersiKil'g &lslness ' fatber, .A llen (lWJe) Bill, Jr., 011 tbe Melp Cowlty Board ol ~. He has bi!en employed with the Westem-Soutbern Ute BpjJth. Insurallce Co. for the past :,() yetii'S. He Is a graduate Ute Uncleiwrlter.l Training Cooncll (Continued on · •. nn ciJence ahout~llllaooordwell llbeadolthe!!ept.*lexplratlonolthe current pact. II*'P feD apart Tuesday . oflldals of both sides confinned, allhough neither side would But DIJbl, ot say what problem developed or what dlllerelllleS precipitated the ba I Imp of negotlalions. Reaga)ll prepares_to accept s~cond nomination ' I Ir----------------~ COllPON I I , CIGARETTES I • ALL BRANDS-LIMIT 2 $777 . I I I CARTON Expires 8/26184 · I I SUJISHER LOHSE I Phar moe y I l L__ !~~~~~~~!~~---l ( t ...riH RIHie, R. ~h . IIIIMitd H..i"', R. P'tl. Kemttfft MCCUIIOUIIIfl, R.tth . Mon . ttwu s.t. I:Ma.m. tot p.m. IO:JCI ro 12 :H and s tot .m. "'IMia~ PRISCRIPTIOHS ·Prices Good Thru Sun. Aug. 26th E . M•In PH, fn ·2fS5 Fri.,.dly S•vlct Pomtroy,O. '' ' . "'t ' .. Rush ·in_and take advantage before he ·returns! DALLAS (AP) - President Reagan, .refUeling Ills and dreamers and great sools al!d heroes- the kind rhetorical attack on the DemtJCiats llours before ofJII!OPI!!Whomadelhlscountiyandwhokeepltgolng .ilcceptllla nomination for a second tenn, said today every day. an "eccentric clique" had reduced the DemocratiC '"lbere Is one pax:ty that sees the future not as a t:lg Party to a ''wOm-oo.t, dlscredlted,'far·left ldeolo&Y·" black cloud waiting in rain on yoo but as a .great and Reagan told a Sl.lma·plate Republican lu~ that happy challenae waiting to be seized." · ''we will be cootent to be the minority Jliii"r no Callln& his own party "the party lJl new Ideas and more.'' fresh initiatives ... the party of tilt future," Reagan He said the DemocraQ. wllo tor half a Century haw! said the choice Ill November wW be between thAt and en~ a two-IIHJIJe ildvalltaae in voter •lilkb•tloD. ''the"other p&rtywlth ltswom>Qit,dlacredlletl;far·left ldeuqy that caters to special ~ '' ·no Jonaer speak' ''for the Wlll'ldnl peqlie d thla cnmt~y.'' · . Earlll!r, In remariiB ~ for a lun"'ICII""'-"" of ''The leadersi!IP or the DenpczatlcP.rty -llld by HIIP""'C RepubllcaiiS, Reagan dellcrlbed Hlspan!cS that 1 mean the eeet!lltrlc clique that wucanq tile · · aa "an IDcreaaliiiiY lmport3lll part or the Republican shots In l!an Franciii.'O and aot the rank-ad-fill! ClOilltlm.'' • mimben - the leadl!nlllp or the Danocrallc Pu1y In remarks prepared b' a lwdleon organized by has abendolled the prlndpleB that ftamed their the RepmJican NatiCIIal Hlspanlr ~bly. the ptesldentuld, "The oilier party COilllders Ameri· PIJ'IY,''Reagansald. '"ibeyan!nolongierthepartyol JtUeiiCII and JackiCII, and ·t hey speak no more for calli Of Hl~pe~~IC elM a. aepai'ate lntereilt llfOUP. the worldnneqlle ollhll COODily.'' • . We Republica"' aee you u ··repr· t'~ "'t 11!1;. It Ill the GOP, Reapn said, -"'bat speekl tor mUimBam of cur p1rty anct' our countiy:" ' . Wlll'ldnl people and enbepn:aeun and rtak·talierl · '. Citing the Issues Ills strategists hllve been saylllg his administration shareS with a broad SI!I'Ctrum of Hispanic voters, Reagan predicted "that In the years to cane Ills the Republican Percy that Americans of Hispanic descent will tlock to In ·ever-Increasing numberS." .. ''We are nOt for handOuts and welfare,'' Reagan said. ''We are for Jobs and opportunity. · ''There's been a lot of talk lately abQut famlly.l'm , glad to see some or the other side have flniilly illscoilered traditional Well, we don't walt for , eleetlm years to proclaim wr aJleglance to tho6e, thln&S fulldamtDtai to wr way or lltl!.'' · · · EarUer, at an ~ prayer breakfast on the ammlng after Ids nmiliultion withOut opposition, .Reapn warned, ''We pois!ln our society when we remove Its ~~.~;.. we coort conupttm wllen we leave II be!:eft.l( !Jelfef." · · "I do not speak as a tbeo"''l!•n ·~ aCliolar," Reagan 'said. ' As for ~·· acceptance speech tonlgh.t, White HouR Chll!f or Staff James Baker said on the NBC-TV values. • ~'Today" show t!W.t the president would offer "a · revieW of what he found when he got to Washington, and what he's been able to do In four years to restore this country's pride and confidence In Itself and what he sees for the next four" years. Reagan's unchallenged renomination, as well as that of VIce President George Bush, went as scripted Wednesday night. Along with Ills running mate and Barbara Bush, the president and tlrl!lia4Y Nancy watched the roli call or states on te!eVlslon !rom Ills suite at Loew's Anatole Hotelliear downtown. The vote was 2,233 for Reagan with two abstentionS; 2,231 tor Bush, two for others and two abstentions. "We've· been sweating this one out," quipped Reagan, who had noq~poSitlon. ''Wetlnallymadell,". he declared In mock seriousness when Mlssourl's votes put·lilrn over the ~. Asked whether he would accept the nomination, Reagan replied facetiously, ''I g~~ess so.'' • i �'. .• • Cotnmenta•ey · The Daily Sentinel Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio U~ t I DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF~ MEIGS-MASON AREA I .... ~ ,......._,._...... ,..,.._c::t,,. fli!m~ I ~~ I ! ROBERT L. WINGET!' P11bllsher ( l ( • PAT WHITEHEAO BOB HOEFLICH Manapr (leneral Assistant Publisher/ Controller OALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor AMEMBER of The Associated Press, lnlaud DaUy Press Assocla' lion and the Amerlcau Newspaper Publl~hers Association. LETIERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less &han 300 words long. All letters are ~ubject toedlt1n1 and must be8lped with name, address aad teleophon e number. No un•lcned .letters wUI be published. Letten should be ln good taste, addressing Issues, not personaUtles. 1I ~~~ ' ' I ' .,..••... I In cameo auditions for a role that won' t be cast untU 1988, Republican ;..; candidate!\;ln-waitihg are doing some advertising at Ronald Reagan's · conv.en!Jm( · --:. It doesn't mean much, although It does provide a trivial pursuit for politicians and onlookers at a purely predictable, clockwork convention. The one thing that cloes,count for l!I!Sis the ritual renomination of Vice President George Bush, to run with the Republicans' leading man agaln and thereby to rernaln the candidate most eligible to succeed him atop the ticket. . · ._The party's more ardent conserVatives don't like that prospect. They are . not re;isting Vice PresldentBushln1984; he's part of the package: But they will fight to resist his promotion ln 1!1!8. They suspect that Bush may be a closet moderate. · An Associated Press survey of 1,687 delegates to the Dallas convention ranked' Bush the favorite for 1!1!8, prefelrid by 42 percent Rep. Jack Kemp of New York was second with 17percent, Senate Republican Leader Howard H. Baker Jr. third with 8 percent. Then came the Doles - 2 percent for Sen. Robert J. of Kansas, 1 pereent for his wife, Elizabeth, the secretary of transportation. That might be called momentum for Bush if one national convention foretold another, which seldom happens. Then too, Bush learned what WASHINGTON - My recent momentum is .worth when he was contesting Reagan · for the 1!81 columns on the 1978 copgressional · nomination. He claimed "big Mo" just llefore Reagan clobbered him in the ballout of General Dynamics, the primaries. . . nation's biggest defense contractor, These days, Bush is saylng all the right thlngs at a convention brQUght a heated response from the commanded by conservatives. "I feel totally compatible with what the chief government architect of the president is doing and yes, I would talle this country, try to, ln the same deal, fonner Secretaty of the Navy direction," he said. Edward Hidalgo. · "I don't thlnk about~." Bush said in an NBC-TV Interview." . .. I've In a letter to the Washington Pffit, :dOne nothing direct or lndlrect - scheduling, persorinel, anythlng- where Hidalgo accused Sen. wnuam JlOrnebody can say, 'Hey, he's piaylng ~988polltlcs.' I bellevenopoliticshas Proxmlre, D-Wis., andmeofhavtng been the best politics." -··. ' "concocted an o!fenslvely InaccuHe is, however, rnaklng nearly 60 appearances around town durlng five rate fantasy about a worthwhile days at the Pallas convention. aecompUshment.'' That "accomp:: Bush's spol on the tlcket also endows him with some extra time and lishment" Is currently the subject of .attention at the convention microphone- and on national television. Not . separate Investigations by Prpxmuch, but maybe a few bonus minutes as befits a vtce president. · mlre and by a House in-:estigatlons : Baker, Kemp and the Doles get their rationed appearances first. . subcornmittee headed by Rep. John · Baker led.off Monday night He is leaving the Senate to become, alrnbst Dlngell, D-Mich. Certainly, a full-time candidate for president ln 1988. He tried ln.1!8l, but ·· Hidalgo's letter cleserves · a faltered early in the primary elections. . · response. His convention speech was a 10-rnlnute collection of Republican After some soul-searching, I've applause lines, as In: decided that I may have erred on tbe ; "Misery has becoD;Je very Important to Walter Mondale. When he's ln side of charity toWard Hidalgo. I was dtfice, he creates it. When he's out, he Invents it.'' alS() too lenient toward the General He drew appropriate applause, but the performance was no Dy.lal't\lcs executives who followed show.stopper. Hidalgo's suggested method of Kemp and the Doles are on the program Tuesday night mllklng the taxpayers for hundreds None of those moments are llkely to be remembered for long. Nor wUI · of m111lons of doUars on cost they likely to translate Into so much as a vote when the 1!1!8 competition overruns on construction of nu('lear Bailout begtns. •> • •' ' I Today in history I ., writers of.letlers to the editor began Nuremberg trtais.The doomed Naz! a furtous huffing and putting. Gov. defendants faced death · or proMarloCuomoofNewYorkgaveMs. tonged lrnprisorunent, but even 110, Ferraro what-for. The Sons ofltaly "they found -iu-nuse~t ln the adqrted resolutions~ censure. Let judges' pronunciation of the Ger(here be no levity! No jokes, please; man names." we're Americans. ".That is somethingpltlablewblch WeU, pooh. Mr. Reagan was not those Who do not attend these trials making a formal pronQUncelnent of I"Ul never see: thE' eargemess with · a policy on arms. He was kidding which 'people in the dock SIU\t<:h at around with the technicians. H~ was rnaklng fun ol. his own reputation as any occasion for laughter. Sometimes it seems from the newspaper I! ~r-hawt gunslinger. The reports that a judge has b!!eit too notion that nuclear weapons are too facetious when trying a serious serious. for otr:-the-record humor Is · case,· and the fastidious si\U@r. holaun.IrememberapassagP.from But it can be taken for granted that Rebecca West's coverage of the the accuaed person did not sludder; be welcomed the little )Qire, the · small tear ln the tent of ~ that enclosed him." Every president of the Unite!! , States - and every leader bf thll' :>ovret Union, for that !lll)tter-Hves within a "tent of ilrfrnness,'' The awful, awesome iesponslbWty of the oftlce can never be escaped. We ought not to begrJdge· them an occasional srnaii rent in the fl!brlc, a I brief ray of sunshine acl'06S the encompassing gloom. Andrei·Gro- · myko, It has been reported, used to Invite guests to prellll a red buttonln . his office. What had thevisllordone? · "You·have just blown up Chicago!" Leonid Brezhnf"V joked about 'a Russian invasion of the United States. "We occupy Eoston, and Mr. Carter says our action Is lnapprop-; . late. WetakePblladelphla; hE' says It is not acceptllble. When we ta11e Chicago, Mr. Carter Is really u~t. HJ! says his patience is not without limits." I submarines by tbe company's bUllon. . Lockheed and Grumman cases .-'as Electric Boat Division, ln Groton, Hidalgo's charge: 'No one ever a guide, and that he had not meant CoM. claimed that the settlement was that (General Dynamics) would L.~t·s set the record straight: llecessary as a 'ballout' to save necessarllyhavetogoasfar~those Hidalgo's charge: "Mr. Ander· General Dynamics . from bank- two companies dld in pleadlng son's reference to a $1 billion bailout ruptcy. ... The Navy witnesses virtual bankruptcy·. of the company is a figure created expllcttly told Congress that bankMinutes of meeting on Jan. 18, out of thin air with no relation to · ruptcy was not an issue." 1978, say that "Hidalgo, wltoout reallty." He claimed that the Response: Internal General Dy- statlng . explicitly that he was' : settlement InvolVed only $125 rnU- narnlcs docurnentsexarnlned bymy backing off his approach based on llon plus $:1)9 mlllion ln contract associate Tony Capaeclo make 'bankruJllcy,'. did so by clear· adjustments. clear that Hidalgo hlniseH tried to lmpUcation.'' Response: Hldlago conveniently push the bankruptcy tactic on Hidalgo's charge: "I refused to · disregards an additional $332 rnU- company executives, cltlng the negotiate unless General Dynarnlcs llon ln lnfiation adjustments, future success Lockheed and Gnmunan consented to lay bare all its lnternal · overrun a~ments and tax cred- had achieved seeking baUouts from corporate books. Then an independ- · its, which brooght the total to $816 Congress on grounds of Impending . ent audit by ... Coopers & Lybrand, mlllion. StU! not enough? He also bankruptcy. . · retainf:od by the Navy at my faUs to mention that General According to the minutes of a Dec. direction, confinned the proji!Ct Oynarnics was paid $300 rnllllon up 21, rm, meetlng, General Dynam- overrun.. .'' front ln cash for progress payments ies Board Chairman DavidS. Lewis Respon&e: APrtixmlrestaffstudy that accumulated during the baUout . "expressed serious concern with states: "Navy o!flcials and the negotiations. Hidalgo's approach...by saylng that accOunting finn apparently allowed . A staff analysis prepared for it was just not ln the cards for· General PYruimlcs to delete lrnpor- Dingell points out that the Interest General Dynamics to be asked to tant ln!onnatlon from the audit savings the company enjoyed- by base its request for rellef on report prior to its publication." In nothavlngtoborrowthe$ll)mlllion 'financial disaster' grounds." fact, a key stipulation of the outside over the llfeofthe contract- put the audlt contract was that Generu rota! bailout package comfortably Hidalgo then said, accqrdlng to Dynamics could review it beforeover my "thln air" estimate of $1 the minutes, .that he had used the hand for factual correctneSs. There are exceptions, but the forecasts, the guessing games and the rtnglng pronouncements of the would-be successors to power at one national convention seldom last long enough to affect the next one. One of the exceptions echoes from 1960, when the Republicans met In Chicago and nominated Richard M. Nixon. The conservative wlng wasn't Isn'tltthepolntt)latathreatlsnot Maybe It's rtght that polltlclans' happy that year, but Sen. Barry Goldwater lectured them on behalf of the tobeconfusedwithajoke?Ifso, then lives should be made miserable. We ticket we have before us to contrast the certainly work at it Nelson Rocke"Let's grow up, conservatives," he said. "If we want to take this party Arnerican chief of state joklng that · feller, when he was vice president back- and I thlnk we can someday- let's get to work." the bombs wtll hegln to tall on and presldlng over the Senate, They took over in 1~. nominating Goldwater, shouting down liberal and Moscow ln five minutes, and the whispered something unnattertng moderate dissenters, and watching the liqP ticket lose ln' a landslide to Sovletchiefofstatethreatenlngthat about . heads of black · African Lyndon B. Johnson. That was the year Reagan first moved to the national he wt11 "bury us.'' In tbe general countries to the gentlemen at hls political stage, as a campaigner and a fundralser for the Goldwater ticket, recapdurlngthepastfewdays (who side, and sure enough, the bloody ·Nixon, twice a loser, was nowhere to be seen, and nowhere in the threatened whom, how,where) they loudspeakers beUowedwhatbesald guesslng about the 1968 ticket But he led It, and won the White House. · telid to forget old Khrushchev. He into the press gallertes. Henry There were a lot of bets to be won by any political nddsrnaker willlng to threatened nuclear war In Europe Kissinger, secretary of state, whlss(l(;!CIIlate at convention time In 1972 that tbe 1976 nominees would be every couple of weeks ~a~ing ·up to pering to somebody in Canada at a Republican Gerald R. Ford versus Democrat Jimmy Carter. None were. the Berlin Wall. jamboree of lntematlonal bigwigs, Then again, the clOsely contested 1976 GOP convention ln which Ford The question before the hOuse said something offensive ·to someedged Reagan pointed clearly to the challenger's nomination four years becomes, then: What are the body,andalltbeworldsoonknewtt. later. . realizable llrnlts of prjvacy? We Is it a journalistiC resj!onslblllty to : AU of which proves nothing except that speculation about 1988 is highly pride ourselves that there should be peer Into the private tlllllght of our speculative. It does, however, servethegoodpurposeofkeepingpolltlclans no thought control, and Indeed any politicians? out of tile noonday sun. We ·got to know, throogh the man wbo says he never thlnks . It's very hot ln Dallas. Impious throughts, whether jocular lnterventlori of a black journalist, or rurtatlous or serious, ought not to that when {esse Jackson announces · be trusted. , that he is gOing to "talk black talk,'' When the great Spanish poet he sll~ lnto references to- Jews as LopezdeVegawastoldbyhisdoctor "Hyrnles." that his Wness was terminal, hE' One Is prepared to believe, ln the Today is Thursday, Aug. 23, the 2$th day of 1984. There are l3l days left looked upathlmandsald: "Are you case of Jackson, that then! is latent, ln the year. ' · quite sure, doctor?" Yes, the doctor and not so latent, antl-Semttlsm Today's highlight ln history: said. "You wtll not live out the there, gillen the pattern of his In the early morning hours. of Aug.' 23, 1927, Italian-bam anarchists night." "In thatcase,'' Vega said, "I policies and public statemellts. But Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzettl were executed ln Boston for the want to record that I can't stand It Is also unlikely one would find a mutders o1 two men during a payroll robbery ln l!W. The case had drawn Cervantes." ' Soulhernerwho,at!IQmemomentor worldwide controversy, with many people convinced Sacco and Vanzettl Everyme has one of those. If . other, hadn't used the Hymle had been convicted because of their political bellets. Reagan were strapped into a Ue equivalent for black men, ln a On this date: detector and asked whether he m<ment of exasperation; or ot deep · In 1&18, the first college for women, Mount Holyoke Female Seminary ln wished the ruling class of the vemacular sedation; as it Is South Hadley, Mass .. graduated Its first students. Kremlin had that morning - to probable that IIXlSt l!llefiii!IIC In 1914, Japan declared War on Germany In World War I. hoiTow the wondelfulphraseof my blacks, atonetlmeoranother,have · In JBJG, sUent screen star Rudolph Valentino dled. 9-year-old niece, dls<:ussing her ~t the word, or used the wOrd, : In :.9.19, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a 11011-aggresslon pact. great aunt's demise-In a motel the honkle. :Jr. 1947, an audience of 15,<m at the Hollywood Bowlllstelled as President day before- "woke up dead," one The New York nmes ·rather Harry s. Truman's dauglllel:, Margaret, gave her first pubHc cmcert as a shOuld not be surprised If hill BJISWer' ponderalsly pronounced that it singer. were normal. What is It we are wouldbenotadherebytherulesset In 1900, Broadway lyricist Oscar Hamrnersteln ll died. · suppoeed to pray for, If not the up bY Geraldine Femu-o, ·to' wit, 'l'en years ago: President Gerald R. Ford's legal coonsel agreed to let of our enemies, barring eveeythlng that happells on. ~ uidJcted aides o1 fonner President RJchard M. Nixon examine files whk:h . decease conversiOn: at which point 1 airplane Is off the record. One can lUid been lieQI!I!Stered by the Nlxoo admlnlstratm. · their they would · cease to be one's see the Times' point: 'lbe habits of : Five years ago: Alexander Godunov, a leading dancer with the Bolshoi enemies? The Psalmlst was very the ('andldi!le are . a matfl!l' of aaJ]et, defected to the United States while his company was (II tour In New thmwgh about It: "I have pursued. natilna!lnterest,andeverynowlllld YQitc. mlne Ellelllles, and destroyed theln; then a candidate, on an allplane, one year ago: Texas Sen. John Tower, the Republican chalnnan ol the lllld turned not .llialn until I had slipll - like Earl Bu~ wbo WaS Aimed Services Committee, 8IIIIOUIICed he waald not seek re-elecUcln. consumed them." subsequently fired, fhoulh not least ·No jokes . •.. . Frid~y preview . · ' POMEROY - AU tbe howJa of Each of the games. which. starts knocked off Vinton County &{). Admission tor the pre-season 7 p.m. wl\h the Alexanderat excltlll& blab schOol fooiball wUI be on band 'here · Frlday night at Fa irland contest, wUI consist of two affairs wlll be the regular $2.50 for Marauder Stadium when the Meigs quarters each. The Meigs Ma- adults and $1.50 for students. The Marauders battle Fronuer and the rauder marching ban(! will be on · four schools will dlvlde the gate Alexander Spartans take on tiM! ·hand and will ped orm between · receipts evently. Fairland Dragons ln a· pre-season preview. . .. games. This Is·the second preview hosted • by Meigs. Last yea r, Meigs whipped Frontier 14-3 and At hens --;:=========::::; Lady golfers enjoy · TALKJNG OFFENSE - andmlilll Benpll wide receiver coach Bruce €Allllet roes over· . a play wl&h . USFL will go IOIDe olllla pla)'el'l durtDc a . - - pradlce I 11'1 at llle.NFL temn'a tralalag '*"'I· (AP • e pboW). · recent Guest Dcry bead-to-he~d · with·· rival· NFL in '86 season . . . . •. strategy_·-----.------'----__;__-----.,.J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on .. ' . The Oaily Sentinei- Page- 3 Meigs hosts Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lln.nday, August 23, 1984 WASHIGNI'ON - What's be- the president was feeling his oats. cane of our national reputation for Could we have a~ check? hurnpr? It seems to have been . ." My fellow Americans," he Said, checked-withthebell captalnforthe " I'm~ to teU you today -that duration of the autumn campaign. I've signed leg1.slation that would The prpfesslonal wet blankets are outlaw Russla.Jorever. We begin out ln force. telling us to wipe that bomblngln five minutes.'' smile off our face. At about the same time Mr' .· A couple of weeks ago, preparing Reagan was maklng his ·small jest, for his radio broadcast, President Geraldlne FeJTaro was talking Reagan was·asked for a check of his about her Italian husband. "You · mlcrop)lone to test his voice 'leveL know how It Is with ItaHan · He might have said one, two, three, husbands," sbe said. four; or he might have tried out the C'r;lsh! Bam! Whump! The ·root tongue twister about Peter Piper ·fell in. The Wasblniton Pail i-an not and his peck of pickled peppers. But one but two stuffy editorials on the It was a flne day ln Washh\gton and matter of the mike check. The 1~ ( ' ruN Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Uptight campaign. ______Ja_m_es_J._K_ilpa_trw_·f.k Delegates alre~dy eye '88 nominee ' Page-2-The D•lly . Thursday, August 23, 1984 a WUliam F. Buckley Jr.. · for being so dumb as to tell that joke, to combine the humorous with the · or indeed anythlng else, ·ln the aleatory. We seem pow to be asklng presenceofJobnDean.SpiroAgnew . that he admit his fantasies to a referred ln an airplane to his friend nuclear freeze. 'nle next time he"thefatJap." !fever I am dellrious wanns up for a radio broadcast he · or 6llnd drunk, who knows, llbmeone will perhaps be expected to Sa.y: may hear me say something "My fellow Americans. I am · pleasant about Arthur Schleshlnger pleased to tell you today that I've Jr. Shouldn't one be protecl!!d from signed leg1.slatlon that will outlaw the advertising of such excesses? Russia forever. We hegln draining Entitled to elementary insulation the evil from the Kremlin In the next from our fugitive thoughts? Even If five minutes." But that wouldn't be these thoughts are absolutely, Reagan, and there are those, . Indisputably, surrealistic? probably the majority - we'll see Oneoftbereasons Ronald Reagan pretty soon - who prefer him as he · · is a populll!' man is that be Is human is. ln the best sense. Thus he manages .. Berry's World .NO, WE'RE NOT GOING STIR-CRAZY BU-T HAVE WE GOT A CRAZY DEAL ~erback Ron Jaworski said Spagnola has performed ou.tstandlngly durlng training camp. . ''The number of catches'he's ~t In tbe pre-season, the way IMl s played, Is indicative of ~~ big loss that he was (last year), Jaworski afterslttlnioutallotlast~I!SOD- · said. · During the Eagles' firSt three Spagnola's malo concern golng · pre-season National . F:ootball lnto tralnlng CaiNI w~ !>lockln2. League~ ·he has caught 10 "TheflrstcoupleotWeek.s ... were passes and has blocked with very rough psycho~cally," he Intensity. _ said. "I wasn't sure if I wanted to Spagnola hopes to contlnue lJ!I! jump ln there and I was-• little second career tonight when !lie reluctant. But It's worked out I've Eagles meet the ~land Browns ta)cen an awful lot ol hits .ln games · lnthefinalpre-seasongameforooth and ln pl'actlce. But my !lEek feels · ~s. · · · good and I'm very pleased the way "Atte~ ,the operation things went It's come out" . very ~ ... and I realized was Another veteran E;agle probably a good ~llance I could play agapt will~ a chance to prove himself atter~bUltatlon,''~lasaJd: tonight against the Browns. Coach l>HII..ADELPHIA (AP) -Tight en(! Jol\11 ~of the Phlla_del· phla Eagles thopght he faced a 50-50 chance, of ~ playing football agaln . when · be undeiwent nedl · surgery last' Aygust. • He came 'out on thew~ s~ then; I • '.lENIIIB MASON, Ohio (AP) \""' Vljay Arnrltraj lost to fellow Indian Ralnellh Krishnan, &-2, u; &-2, Uld thea bad to be taken to the hi:Bpltal due 10 heat exhaustion. ' · After the matcb, Anuitral. 00. cn'Jeped on the court. When he didn't respolld to t!reatrriellt at a touniiiJ!II!Ill flnt ald.OCAIIPO"nll, be waa taktll to Bethe8da Nclr!h I . '. YOU running back WUbert Montgm!ery his first pre-season action. CampheD has broilght Montgo- FOR THE · MONTH OF AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASSI-FIED FOR 3 DAYS, GET 3 MORE DAYS FOR JUST mery along slowly to avoid a repeat of last year when the running back missed eight games because of a knee injury. "I think Wllhert wt11 see smne action. He's Itching to go,'' Camphell said. "He probably should get a fewshotsbeforetheseasonopener." Campbell slngied out 12th round drat! choice Paul McFadden to do theplaceklcklngagalnstCieveland. "I like his mental approach. He's Confident oot there," Campbell said. But he also said, "He does have to Improve his kickoffs.'' . Campbell said he's pleased with the perfonnance of his line on both sides of the ball. T!Jeoffenseallowed only one 'sack ot Jaworsklln last week's 31-10 victory over Minnesota. The defense had six sacks. Both the Eagles and Cleveland • are 1-2 ln pre-season. Cleveland Hospital iii .suburban Clnclnilati ' droppeda31-13gametoKansasCty where he was treated and released Satunlay, making Coach Sam Rutlgllano.unhappy. . an hour and a half later. ~ "At this point, wesbouldn'tplay a game like that. We don't have any excuses," he said.' ·· lle'vetalld planS tiJ'ptay regular q~ Paul McDonald at leaSt three quarters. McDonald's prime target is wide receiver Olzle Newsome. Mike Pruitt, who has gained 1,001 yards In four of the last five years, will be at nmnlng back. Cleveland otfen· an expetleumi offensive lllld defensive llne with a young secondary. -Sports briefs • "By the way, sir, I thought your 'bombing joice' -SUPERI" , .. Spagnola plays with ~~~!2' FOR 1¢ CRAz-y DAZY DAYS!!! I LEE, chic YOUR AI) Will REACH · A 3 COUNTY AREA .GALLIA-MEIGS-MASON ' Gallipolis Daily Tribune · The.'Da~ly Sentinel Point Pleasant Register • • • 'ALL ADS CASH IN ADVANCE NO PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL �. . .. .... • ~ . Thursday, Augl,llt 23, 1984 / Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel • sununer ca~p very successful Scoreboard ... Majors AMERICAN tEAGUE EAST DIVtiiON W..J....P«.GB Dolrolt Toron!o Ba.ltlmor(' Nf'W Yoric 84 44 'JI) ~ S7 fil 66 ~ ""'"'" 57 0£'1-ocland M!lwaulwe :n .sm 12'!.1 £2 16 .524 17 ' 62 .3)2 Plttst.Jrgn, .D. RIOO S..t!be'l!. ~ !II; WI-. san Dltlro: m: Samuel. ~lphia. !fl: ManhEwS, Cllicqp. 81; Gwym. San Ray. l81Ji 70 _..9 31~ 52 74 .413 """"· 19. • RBI: CCarter, Mornrnl, 88: JD&vls. pucago, R2; Schmidt, PhlladelptYa. 9l; Ccy. Chkaeo. 78; Cnaz, Htwtoo, Tf. \\fl:t'T DrvJ:;ION Minnesota 67 CaUfof\lla 62 KAI"\!IBS Cily Chic~o Oakland s.:>a nl<' Tt>xas 58 HnS: """""· """"'· 1~: . '\t"'db!rg; ChJcaio, 16.1;""' Sarpuel r Pbllade!ptlla, .036 - 64 li2 '64 .el .82 5J.S 5~ fil Ill 57 &') .-1111 158; Cruz, l;loustQn o 1~: Wymw; PUts· 7 68 .469 8~ 11 ~ burgh. 148. DOUBLE5: Samuel, .Phllade_,hl_a . 29: ..us 71 r,s ·n 77; RUif.'S, MootrNI, ~· ~ . Chic.,, ~ Hmctridt. StU:ul:&. M. ' 'lltiPLES, ............ Clt.lc...,, 16: Samuel. Philadelptia. ~: CNz. HOI&Stm. 11: Doran. Hwatm, u : C'Beynolcis, fttq(on, 9; C:v.yM. San DW{la, 9; McGee, Stl.ooll, w.-.ewdlty'. G.lllllf'A ('lp.•t'land 13. Toronto l Kansas City 6. Boston 2 9. Dt-lroll U, Oaldan~ 4 llalllrrrre 4. Seanle 0 2. New Ya-k 1 -.n treal, 52; Redus. Clnci~natl, H: MWIOO!.. New York, 38. PITCHING (ll c:k't'lsbns): SU!Clifff", ChiCago, U-t. .917, 3.2Ji; Oer!ktg, New York. 11-5..OR 3.111; PF'PrPL. Atlanta, 11· 5. .688, 3.743; 'lrout, Chicqo. ll·S. .IHI. lS7; 4 are t1«1 With .9l7. STRD<EOVTS: GoodO\, New York. :nl: Valen~l a, J...os . ~- 191: RyM, Only Rtn:~es .scheduk>d Ni\110NAL LFAGUE &\S1' otvi)ION M' ..L... Ptt.GB Monlrt-al St. Louis Plns~h fl9 52 55 rn li1 63 6:2 54 73 • WE9T OO'fiiON 61 San Diego At.Lanta 73 64 52 63 Hoostoo &t 61 r..o. Anji:t'I('S 62 m Cincinnati Sl 74 San FrMdsro 48 7G WLG!e8da,y's Games !61 -~ 4 .5«1 6 Hwstm, 164: Sbto. Clnclnnatl 144; Carl· roo. Ph.lladeiphla. 1~. SAVES: Sun~. StLouiS, Jt; HOlland, Pblladelphla, 27; Or'oK'o. New York, 27; U:&nlth, Chicago, ~ ; Gossage, S&n !LI! 10 .501 10 ~ .4ZI 20lh ..W - """"· 21. !1M 10 -~ AMEIIICAN U!A.GUE BA.TI'ING (:e at bat! l: Wlnfk>ld, New Vork. .:152; Mattingly, NPW York, .JM; Hrtrtc. M!Me3ota . .311: Tiammtn. Detroll •. Jl8; Cou'lns, TorOnto, ..nJ. RUNS: [).r.oEvans, BostCil, !:&; Wlnfteold, Nt'W Vork, &I; RHenlk>IWfl, Oa,k1and. 83: Butk>r, Clf'veland. At Armas, Bostm, If); lOY, .4118 12 .411 21 ..'114 24 ~ ~ San FranciSco 7, Philadelphia 5 Hwslon 8,Thlcago 3 Montrt"al ~•. l.aoi Ahgt-ll'S 3, 11 liWlgS Plnsburgh 7. AUan!B 2 Elofaj:s, Boston: II), • RBI : Kingman, oatland. 101: Rice. Boston. 97; · ADavts, Sean)eo, !M; Armas. Eoswn. 93; E'MWTBy, Baltimore, at. HITS: Mattingly, Nt>w York; 157: Win· fit1d,• New York. lSl: Rlpkm, Battln"J.lrE. llH; Ftanro, C'lt:-"'dand. l!iO: Garcia. To- St. L.ouls 6, Clnclrlnatl J NC'W York 5, San Diego 2 Thuradl,r'• Game S1. Louts 1Cox 6-10) al Hwston (LaCoss 7-JI, 1n1 Only jUlmt' schl'duled ro~~t o.,150. ·· l"riccQ's Games DOl.JBLES: LAParrtsh. Texas, ~: DwEvatd , ~ton, Jl; Mattingly, New York. J); B~. Tt>X89. 29: Garcia. To- Atlanta at Chicago San Francisco at Nt"W York, 2, n-nl San Diego al Mootl'f'al. 2. n -m ronto. 2!. 1RIPLIS: Moseby, Toront o. 13; Col· Clnc1nm•tl at PIHsburgh. 1n1 Los Angt"I('S at Phlladelptlla. tnl St. Lwls 01 Houston, en) I . STOlEN BASES: Samuel. f'tilladtolphla , 11!: Wlggills. San Dlf'&'O, 53: RaM, Mon- Minnc>:lota !Viola 11-10 \ at Mllwau!Wf!CocanOY.'rr S.·~3\ 67 • Tr(>aJ, :M; Cey, ChlclltO, 21; Marsl'lall, Los r-xandt'r U·5\ 74 . HOME RUNS : Murph)'. Atlanta, ~ Sd'lmktf, Phl.Laclelphla. %i; GO.rter. Mon· Trx!:iS l Clllcago 1 'I1aandl,r'• GIIHM!Ii Ck'\·('\and (Schulze 2-4\al Toronto iAl· ' . Chic~ New York Philadelphia ' Sandllef11:, Cl\leaao. 29: Hutilu'ii. AUinta, .441 12 MIJYit>SOia ~- Milwaukee 2. lst &amt' Mirv'K'sola 4, Mltwaukfoc.' 3. 2nd gal'l'lt' Callfomla 11m, Toronto, 12; KGiblon. Dl'ttolt, 9; Upshaw, Toronto, 9; ().l.rm. Seattle, 8. "' Defending champ leads 42 players. in Ohio Tourney .•. ' '• '' '' 1 ; ' '' • ' '' 'I ' skills." Rio rande assistant coaches Earl Thomas and Kevin Purcell aided Lawhorn ateachcamp.'I'M!b'l's camp Is directed by Rio G men's coach Dixie Ma~. woVIdeo recording eqUipment was •,I!Om. used during the camp to allow ·:: or Ohio's 1!8 counties, 56 were re- coaches a means of Identifying prO. • Jlre!l8ned a! the six swruner camps l;>lems each participant encoun: fQr boy and girt athleies. The good tered c;m the court. 0~ ldentlf~. ; )llrnout Is . typical or. the popular those problems can be worked out ~ummer basketball program that at a variety or skill workshops that competes with numerous similar cover areas such as rebounding, camRS ln Ohio and surrounding shooting, defensive and offe1111lve • Jtale$. moves, jlimp ~hots and ball h;ln- "Many of the athletes . have par- dllng. The students a111o · watch , tlclpated In our previous camps," films Qn numerous basketball- Lawltom said, ''We have a !Qt of re- · related tbplcs and listen to lectures turnees.beca~~~ewecareabout how on aspec~ or the game. - the studenla ~lop from year to Probably the best way to learn , year, Eacll Jtudent has a file that aiJoll! the game is to play lt The • ;we IW'I diiJ'IDi their first summer ,partlctpa~tJ were grouped accord•camp. ·U t!Jey return the fOllowing lng to age and ability durin& each :~we aJD!Inue'tbai file so we can camp and a tllurnatne~~t ofganlzed. ' monitor tllelr progress." . ·Over 90 Ki\JTIE'S were scheduled for : The lndlviC!ual attentto11 each par. each camp session. There wa.S an , tldpant ~lves · ts 'a nother detail ' All-Star game and a ·staff vs. All· : that accounts for the camp's popu- Star game participants. The lndllarlty. vidual accompllshmentJ were ac"We had ti5 coaches working with knowledged in a special awards ceua during the program. Many of remony. them were Rio · Grande alumni "The program has been a benefit coaches. Thls •yrar we maintained to the college, too," Lawltom exa 1 to 1 studet-coach ratio," Law- plalned, "We have recruited both 'hom pid. "The students were en- players and students from the ci>uraged to take advantage of this~ camps. In tact, we've had relatives opportunity and seek aS$lstance for wbo accompanied the participants particUlar problems they may en- register for cla~ because they counter .with their own basketball ~njoyed their visit to the.campus." Di<'<o. Houston. ·""'' .. _,.. """""· ..m: cruz, .JJ.7: Lfronard. saq, Fran· tUt::u. .312; Oliver, Philadelphia, .XB; .IJJ6 - w ' NATIONAL LEAGUE BATMNC 1.1li at balst: Gwynn. Sa.n AKRON, Ohio (AP)- NlckPrlce He still has aproblemdl;!allngwith still pinChes hlmseH over winning the huge gallleres that attend U.S. the World Series of GoH In his first tournaments. attempt. · "We'U have 15,00) to20;00Jpeople · , "This tournament has made my In a week for a toumarnent In . · career. In this game, there are no Europe. You get that In one day :. guarantees. · But now I have a here. It takes time to adjust," he · lQ-year exemption. It has opened a said. . · lot of doOrs, I can play around the Still; he led wire-to-~ In 1983, '. world," the 27-year-old South Afrl- ~mbUng a 72-hole total«;lf2'l0tl)at : can said. beat- five-time Series wlnner ,Jack . Price, the defending champion, Nicklaus by four strokes. .; led a field of421nternatlonal players Can Price duplicate that upset In : Into the first round today of the the race for the _first prize of · $700,00> NEC World Series at $126,00>? . · ·Firestone Qluntry Club. "I think . so ' " he said .after a Price came here a year ago just nlne-hPia tuneup Wednesday before tiylng to make a good showing -to rain SWI!I>I the 7,173-yard Fireston-e prove to tournament sponsors that South course. "lt'stheldndofcourse the leader of the South African ~feel! can win on, I've Wllt up a little Order o( Merit belonged in the field. bit of con!ldene'e-" Price beUeves·hJs junlorcareeron "I wanted to show the people here a Rhodesian course laid the founda· that we had good quality players In "South Africa," he said. "I did that. tlon for his Firestone showing. "I grew ap a course that was 7,Dl Hopefully, we have secured our yardslong.Therewasaprernlwnon lnvltatlo\) here." Price admitted he was confused ' driving, almost identical to Fir!!last year. "I didn't have a feel for stone. I've always seemed to play America," he said. "This year !feel the long courses better than the easy 1!0 much more relaxed, more ones," he said: : comforta ble." POMEROY ELBERFELD'S TEE &ALL TEAM - Members of this year's Pomeroy Elberfeld's Tee ' Ball team were front row, left lo rtpt, LeiP Masb, Krillty Sargmt, Stacy Price, Joshua lluckeU, Adam White and James Dean. Second I'!M', left lo-itg!Jt, Brent Hanson, Joshua ~. Travis AbboU. Jeta•o"'mup, Todd Hawley, .OOJ-Sheell At rear Ill Coach, Ropr Alllloit. Amal& were Chad Jlodlcie, Paula..pm.-'Joe lUI, d~Aillo weal were c ........ Kellh \\'llle cup, Dave Dol&m and Torn Rawley. The D11ily ;Se'ntiriel . A 18t. Publlsil..:l every a!ll!i'noon, MOIIII.•y throuoh Frldliy, Ill tourt Street, by 11te Ohlo·Valley Publllhlllll Cil!11.. ttY -M.tll· Hot lnd.ians bomb Blue Jays; Minnesota sweeps Brewers . tlmedla,•Jnc. , Pomeroy, Olllo..,._.f92. , 21!l6. Sec>lnd Cl~ poltap paid ~~ J'O. meroy, Ohio. · ·' · · ' Mickey Hatcher's run-scoring -sinBy~Press These are the dog days of August gle off reliever Thm Tellmann In the when baseball teams hopelessly out eighth Inning of the nightcap gave of contention are supposed to be the Twins the sweep. Iooldngfmward to next year. ' The Twins, who lead the AL West Noi11lally, theQeveland Indians, by5~games, tooka2-lleadagalnst 26 ~ games btihlnd pacesetting Mike Caldwell, 6-11, In the third Detroit In ihe American League . Inning of the opener. Tom BrunansEast, would fit ihat descrtptlon. ky's 26th homer and a two-nm Instead, Manager Pat Con-ales ·Is double by Puckett In the seventh being pressed for answers tooneone made It comfortable for Smithson. BenOgiivleandCecUCoopereach . burning question - What has happened to the Indians? hit his eighth homer to a~t for "We've got a wholenewteamnow· Mllwaukee's runs. and it's just starting to pla'y together," Corra~ said Wednes1lgers ll. A's 4 Marty CastUlo drove In three runs day night after the Tribe barigedout 20 hits to bwy the Toronto Blue Jays with a single and a two-nm triple, ll-.3 for Its eighth straight vletocy. Juan Berenguer pitched sevm "As a club we're hitting the ball and Innings or tlve-hit ball and Oakland committed three costly errors as we're hot." · Qlrrales said the Indians im- Detroit swept the three-game · · proved thmlselves In a Junel3deal series. Berenguer, 7-8, was the benefiwith the Chicago Cubs In which they acquired outfielders Mel Hall and ciary of tiie hoti)!>troitattack, which Joe and pitchers Don Schulze .o utscoredtheA's37-iOinthesertes. Dave Kingman hit his 31st homer and Danyl Banks In exchange for pitchers Rick Sutcliffe and George and Dwayne Murphy his 26th homer · for Oakland. Frazier. The Indians, fifth In the East, Oakllind's Carney Lansford went haven't abandoned the idea of hitless in five at-bats, snapping hls moving up in the race. hitting streak at 24 games. "Don't count Boston, NewYorkor Orioles 4, Mariners 0 Baltimore out of our reach. We've Scott McGregor scattered nine its got a good shot to end up In fourth · and picked off three baserunners place," said first-year Indian Brett two from second base- and Wayne Butler, who keyed the Iatestassauit Gross keyed the Baltimore attack with four hits and twoNDS batted ln. .with a two-run.homer. , The game was effectively over McGregor,l5-ll, allowedjusttwo before starter Bert Biyleven, 14-5, extra-base hlts In pitching hls third walked to the mound In the first shutout of the season. Mlke Moore, ln!lfng because the Indians sent 13 5-13, took the loss despite alloWing of_........, (USPBIA-Mii)• ~vllitll RIO GRANDE - More than 500 6-12th grade students attended this ~ear's Fourth Annual &sketball ;,Camp conducted , at Rio Grande •, CoiJeae and Corrimunity College, • 'BccordlnK to camp direction and ; •head liaaketbjlU coach John Law- York's Ray Fontenot, 6-8, was Jim Slaton, 5-6, allowed seven hits, struck out five and walkeil one lnsevenlnnlngsbeforeglvlngwayt<i DonAase, whogalnedhisthlrdsave. Ran~S, While Sox 1 Mickey Rivers homered,' added twoslngles,lmocked In two runs and scored twice to back th~ strong pitching of Danny Darwin. . Darwin, 7-9, retired 14 COllSOOJ- tlve batters In one stretch. He gave up just two hlts before developing a blister. Dave Schmidt pitched 1 2-3 Innings for his lOth save, strlklngoot three batters. Steelers' media guide out of date Member: '!'he Ass!fOialed Prest, Inland Dally Press Auoclatoo and 1the Am..-lcan Newspaper Publllhen A>- ' soclatlptt, National Ad9ertiiiJill Ropre- . oentatlve, Branllam Newopaper Slls, 733 . Third Avenue, New. York, New York 10017. salllng along With a two-hilter.- PJ'M'SBURGH (AP)- 'The cover of the Plttaburgh Steelers' media guide Is out of-date even before the National F'ootball League season : .beginS_ The 132-page, pocket-sized hook features _a fUII:color drawing of running back Franco ,Ranis, who needs just 363 yards to liecmie the NFl.'s career rushing leader. But the Steelers placed Hams on waivers earlier this week after a month-long . Contract djspute In which Harris reoortedlv turned down an offer of $:01,001 raise this POSTMASTER: Send aclcii'Hi to The Dally Seotlttet, Ill Court St., Poineroy, Ohio 45769. , SUIIIICIIIPTION RAUs · Br Corrl<r or I l l - - One We-ek ....... ~........... ;............ :.rt.lO . 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Asldli from being a walking deftnltlon of "promise" and " poCelltlal," theL~ player l,n the major leagues has drawn raves that test the llinguage's supply of, superlatives. GoadeD's numbers WednesdaytWo runs allowedandnlnestrlkeQuts In the New York Mets' 5-2 victory over thl! San Otego Padres - were not Sll!Mjllg fn themselves. But - C.ooden allowed the two nms oo Gralg Nettles' homer, oneof (ll)y three Padre bib In the game. But- with thenlnestrlkaluts, the 19-year-old Gooden became only the 11th rookie In bueball blstoly to fan :lXI batten. He ran his season total to :m, tl:pi In bueball. He Is 43 away frtlm Hem Score's roolde record of 245 strikeouts. And, to top It ott, Gooden \1ld not Issue a walk. His strikeout-to-walk ratio this year Is a truly startling ' . ' batterstotheplateandscored~en Special Jimenez. - whostruckoot:DiwtthCindnnatlln . hitting streak t<i 21 games. Grapentl11n came on for IdS ·first 1967. .' Pendletoo' s hcmer was hls first In save. "Whenigooutlherelforgetabout the major leagues. Cardinals omThe Dodgers tied the game 2-21n my age," Gooden said. "U you can clals were UDable to persuade an the ninth Inning as Km Landrea!Jl! do the Job you can do It whether you unidentified man who caught the doubled off starter Charlie Lea 111111 • are 19 or 40." ball in left field to glveupthebali.He scored on Greg Brock's single. ' Nettles' homer was the night's also turned down $100 for lt Giants 7, PldJIIee I "Unbelievable," Pettdletonsald. Mark Davis, 4-15, snapped a second record. In the last six games. that Nettles has played he has A*-B,CaiB3 personal nine-game losing streak Jooe Cruz's grand slam In after blanking the Phlllles for two llon!er€d. ' Nettles, Who tumed40on Monday, Houston's seven-ruh second Inning Innings In relief. His streak was the has hlt seven hcmers In those six and Nolan Ryan's five-hitter po- ~t. ln the majors this year ··gaines to t1e a National League wei'ed the Astros as they snapped Davis had not woo since June 14. • record a111o held by George Kelly, Chicago's four,game winning Pinch-hitter Johnnie LeMaster's Walker COOper and Wl1lle Mays. streak. two-out .ln.fleld .single broke . an Ryan, IH, working with the eighth-Inning tie againSt AJ Holland, Elsewhere In · the National . benefit of Wrigley Field shadows, 5-8. League, st. · Louis down8l clnctnPlfates 7, Braves 2 natl 6-3, Houston stopped Chicago struck out his season high of 12 . batters. It was the 155th time In his Lany McWUilams pitched . a 8-3, Montreal defeated Los A¥Ies he has struck out 10 or more four-hitter and drove In two nuw career 5-3 In 11 Innings, San Francisco batters In a game. against hls fomier tearnmabia. ootscored Philadelphia 7-5, and Ryan's 12 strikeouts gave him a . McWUJtams, 8-9, struck out eight Pittsburgh bopped Atlanta 7-2. career tOtal of 3,841, three behind and walked only one. Cardlllal8 Beda 3 all-time leader Steve Carlton of Since he was traded to Plttsburgll Joaquin Andujar gained hls 17th Phlladeiphla, I • for pitcher Pascual Perez, McWllllvictocy, tl:pi In the major leagues, Phil Gamer, also homered In the ams Is !HI Wtth a 1.:Jl eanM!d run and Bruce Sutter got the last out for second, while Gacy MattheWs drove average againSt Atlanta. His overall his Ie&liue-leadlng 34th save. ln two I1IIIS for the Cubs. ERA, 2.52, Is second•best in the The Cardinals Jumped on Mario . league. · Expos 5, Dod&ers 3 Soto,JJ.5, fortwQnmsiDthefirstand Dan Dr1essEIJ and Tim Wallach four ·In the third MlkeJocgmsen hit a three-run berner and Terry doubled ronsecutlvely to lead off the 11th Inning, Mike Stenhouse later Pendleton added a two-run shot Solo and reiii!YersBobOwchlnkD, added a two-run single, and MontRon JWb!nsoo and Thm Hmne 11!al Iwng 011 from there. The Dodgers had three hlfs and scored a canbbled to strike out 14 Cardinal run otr reliever Gary Lucas In the batten. • boltom of the Inning, but Dick Ron ~ singled to extmd his IJ Weeks ..... ,.... ,...... .., ............. $15.110 2GWeeks ......... ; ................... ~ .. $31.!1i . 52 W,eeks .......... ......·........... , ..... $.'19.tl! : Past, present Olympians fiorwred Sl'STEHs Houston Mets, Cards~ Astros post ·NL vict9ries · r----------,---'-L----------'----.. , Carter *AUG.* up Jack PayMowery, Watson McDomild, Earl Tilomas. John ton, l<evtn Purcell, Kent Wolfe, Dave Miller, Joe Stewart, Ron Wycoff, Jerry Mowecy. · 13~eeks .. ................ : ........ ...... $14.56 2G eeks ................................ $29.12 52 Weeks .......................: ......... $.'18.24 Rivers' sdo homer. 'tn the. first Inning, his fourth this season, came off LaMalT Hoyt, who feU to 14-10. , Greg Walker's run-scoring single accoonted for the only ChicagO i'llll. ' only six hits In 7 2-Jinnlngs. The big of them. They collected sevm hlts, . one was Gross' 17th htme nm · Including a . two-run single !Jy Royals 8, Red Sox 2 • George Vukovich. ' Elsewhere, Kansas City beat Reliever Joe Beckwith, 7-3, alBoston 6-2, Detroit shelled Oakland lowedonlyonehitandstruckoutflve 114, Baltimore blanked Seattle W, over three Innings to earn the Callfol'llla nipped ]'lew York. 2-1, CINCINNATI (AP) - Past and Holcomb showed up hobbling on Texas took · Chicago 3-1, and victory. Anpls 2, Y111Jrees 1 presentOlympiansfromtheCincln· crutches and wearing casts on an Mlimesota swept Mllwaukee, win· Bobby Grlch hl;lmered and nail area were honored In a arm and leg. nlng the first game 5-2 and then the doubled to drive In both CalHornla · : ceremony that saluted all teilffi The former \)lymplans recog- nightcap 4-3.' , runs as the Angels broke a ' tnembers-notjustmedal.wlnners. - nlzed at the event were swimmers Twins, 5'2,4-3 . ' seven-game losing streak. - City and business leaders Wed- JennyKempCarey,RossWalesand Mike Smithson, 13>9, firetl a Untll Grich cracked his 13th hor'lle : nesday presented the athletes with Lenore Wlngarde; Adrian : Smith · SlX·hilter and Kirby Puckett nm of the season Into the rlgbt· plaques in a ce~ny on a and George WUson: Roland doubled, tripled and drove In two Muhleri, canoeing, and 'Mae Starr', runs for Minnesota in the first game_ center field seats at Yankee downtown square. Stadium In the sixth Inning, New . The present Olympians honored track. The offlclals also honored included Mike Holcomb, a wrestler Walter Laufer, 1928 gold medalist who was Injured in preparlngforthe In swimming who died July 16. ·competition, baseball player Barty · Rolly Schwanz, a member of ihe : r..arkln, gold medalist archer Dar- executlveboardoftheU.S.Olymplc ~ rell Pace of HamUton, and Commlttee who coached the 1976 · swimmers Kim Rhodenbaugh and u.S. Olympic boxing team, lntrtr . Dave Wilson . , , duced the athletes. SJLVEUJU SATEURE -- -· 1MEMU. CAMP COACHES ~ Some of the coaches participating in this summer's basketball camps were: Joe .Verhoff, Greg Verhoff, Ray ................ '4.2.10 . ' ' Upper ftlver Rd• (Ac,... from &he ~lrpar&) Galllpolle 240 1lli1l ,., 446-1113 .' I U. 11l 5:3Q P.1. 119 •. 2lld -- 992-2139 8 A.M. 11L 5:30 P.M. Route 33 . nHsn 8 A.M ..'ijL 5:30 P.M. 515 Mlin st: 675-1520 8 A.M. 'TIL 5 P.M. ' 2&11 Jill • 8 m.m1 'TIL7 P.M. r • �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' . Thursdlly, August 23, 1984 Thursday. August 23, 19984 Bengals' Wilson hospitalized CINCINNATI (AP ~- TheClncin· nati Bel\ials lU'ell 't saying whether nll1ll1ni back Stanley Wilson, who Checked intoallospttaltor'chemlcal dependency, is haVIni trouble with drugsoralcollolwtsaldWllsonisa. defendant. · I'm one of those guys wbo plays for JOhnson .i s now with San Diego · the pure tun Qf it," he had said after andBrownersaldhehastumedover thegameinChicago. a _.leaf. · · "I hope he gets better,'' said ' Wycne. "We'll be thinking o! him Last Saturday, Wilsonplayl!(llitS dally. I think this is going to be !rolbled irian. flnlt preseason game against the something the team unites lll'OIIM.' This leaves everyone on the team Chicago Bears and led the club in Hope!uUy, we'll bebetter(orit.." kind or duffittounded," said J1ne. ru.shlng. He ~an-led the ball nine "He's going to be all right," sal~ backerROOSunpkbis. . ' Umesfor49yards. .Browner.' "We .need him on our Wilson, 23, was making a come. "J just love the game or football, ballcluli." , •, • November and dislocated back following kneea SUI'Il'ery ·last ~rB~~a=~ ~ lllllllager, said Wilson was admitted r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;~~~~~;w MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT. ., ·STORE · to the eareutllt at Cincinnati's Christ Hosp!tal but would ·not elaborate. Brown said Wilson vOluntarily admitted himself and said the club backed hiJn fully. Last year, the league suspenced fuUback Pete Jo~n and defensive end Ross · )3iowner, wbo testi11ed in a federal ~trial that they had bought drugS from, 'a 56 units of blood given.Wednesday· Fifty-seven peqple ·r eported to an American RA!d Cross Bloodmoblle at the Meigs Seliior Citizens Center W~y to contribUte 56 pints of blood to the t'OIIIIty blood program. During the visit Faye Cll!ford became a one gallon donor; Paul Man-, 1\ two gallon dooor; Vitg!nla Bland and HOO\ei' Baxter, ~e gallon donora; Edward W. Durst, a sei!EJI gallon ®not . and Richard B&rton, a 19 gallon donor. Fenl!ora Stoey, Lenora Leifheit and Einma Adams served·on ~ nursing staff and Dr. James Witherell and Dr. Wilma ~ld were the supervising physicians. 'i'l1e Rock SprlngBBettetCluliwas in · char~ of the eanteen. R.S,V.P . employes handled chairs and tables and clerical workers ,were Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Virllb!la Buchan811, Errna-1 1 Roulh, AngieiA Sellers, Judy SpSwer, Allee Wolfe, TrinaBoWers, Marcia . EJUott, Lula Hampton, Mace! Barten, Vernon Nease and .Jeanllle St.aun aJo'ng with 'Ibelma : DETERMINED - Argmtina's GuDienno VDas hjill a . forehand return In Ids match :with Rodl)ey Hannon at the Aslioolatlon of Tennis Profet!Bionals Dill, Pl\IJirnena Follrod, George Queen, · ~· ,Queen. Bernadine Meler, ~ Adanui, MarloiJ loumament Wedne!iday aftelmoo. VIlas' match was postponed uniU ~ lodaybyraln. (APLaserphoto). E.bacli . and MASON, Ohio (AP) -The man wlloelbnlnatedJohnMcEnroefrom the Association of Tennis Professionais tournament was eliminated hlmse ,-. if. Wednesday, and No. 2- . seeded Jimmy Connors cruised to an easy victory • :Vfjay Amritraj, the player from India who beat McEnroe &7, &-2, 6-3 ~ay in the opening round'oflost the single-elimination tournament, Wectnesday and ended up in the hospital with heat exhaustion. Amritraj's defeat came at the hands of his frtend and Indian teiimmate Rarnesh Krishnan, who WQn G-2, 4-6, G-2 on the rain-soaked second day of the tournament and will advance to the roundofl6 today. Connors' G-1, G-2 victory against Mike Bauer or Lafayette, Calif., was the second easy victory lit a row for COnnors, who beat Roscoe Tanner 6-t 6-Jin the first round Tuesday. ~To me it . doesn't matter. I do whatever it takes to win," said Connors. "Whether I win 6-1,6-1- or 7·5 in the third - I do whatever it Dooors by pornmunity were: JimmY C<ll'llmS, SantbtoJ Harlxlr. ·""· Mlk< aa...... wa,.ne. 1 takes." " :Rain between 3 p.m. a,nd 9 p.m. fciiced the delay of nine doubles ~tches and six singles matches~luding the one between fifthseeded Anders Jarryd of Sweden and Andy Kohlberg of Larchmont, N.Y. . . .The matches are scheduled to be made up Thursday. . flefore Wednesday's rain delay, thtrd·seeded Mats Wilander of sWeden, the tournament's defending champion, defeated John Alex· ander of Australia, 6-3, 6-1. Eighthseeded Joa]dm Nystrom of Sweden beat Greg Holmes of Danville, Calif., 7·5, 6-4. And John Sadri of Charlotte, N.C., seeded 14th, beat Matt Doyle of Menlo Park, Calif., 6-3, 7-5. . Stefan Edberg of Sweden, seeded 11th, defeated Marty Davis of San w""' ..,.,.. ., rain . eu~~~ermo vuos. ruomJN. and na.. SecOnd~ 8roclenck o,~o>. .• ...,..... and CaiJl.. 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Biggs, 68, 39789 HemloCk Grove Road, Pomeroy, died Wednesday at his home. A mechanic at the Meigs County Highway' Department garage, Mr. Big'gswasbomln()rangeTownshlp. on March 24,1916, asonofthelateJ. Arlhur and Olive Pullins Biggs. H~ w~ a member of . the HeniJock Grove Christian Church and a vei.eran of World' War II. having served in the u. s. Anny. Surviving are five chlldren, Mrs. Fulieral services were held ·at 2 nancegeneraJsu~, burned in p.m. today from the Crow-Hussell ( thesamettre,diedA~Jg.l7.Bothhad Funeral.. Home · tor Alfred H. beenllstedincrltlcalcondltlonsince being admitted to CabellAshworth, 55,-NewHaven. who died Tuesday in CabeU-Huntington Hos· Huntington after suffering ·exten- · pital Ashworth became the second slve burns during the · tire' in a Katser AJumtinun 'and Chemical used to :;tore pitch. COrporation emplo)'ee to die as a Ashworth was a veteran of the result of an' explosion and fire U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force. Augu.St 1!lat theoompany's RavensSwvtvors include hls~.Janice, w.uod Wol'ks. ,. ' ' , two daughters, Stacy Duncan. and ,.Uhworth, .a malntenance fore- Pi1m Duncan both or New Haven; man. first joined Kaiser as an tour sons, Alfred H. Jr., Marietta; . • Charles of Huntington, England; electrtciart in 19'76. · ,. Carl Whitley, reduJ:tion Jili!i)t James DUncan of H1gsville, Ga.; suW(ntendent at Ravenswood, andMarkDuncano!NewHaven.A called Ashworth," a valued brother, VemieAshworthofMiam1, mem~ofourteam --aniDdMduill Fla., and three sister's, Rosetta who taught others throigh ,his own Jenkins and Eva Ashworth both or examp)e cit ,hard- work. His wife, · Dawes .and P~arl Kelly of Chilli. Janjee. and tl¥'1r. tamlly have our cothe, also survive along with five sl!Jcel~ and hearHelt grilndchlldren. !irayers,". ' Burial was in Kirkland Memocial ' Lowell T. JE!Well, 49,' a lllll.lnte- Gardens. rutldiJJ8 dow defoner . . OF THIRD. LIB • 448·3046 '·· Stod1 14111 WAS $7260 19 3 dr . • Group. tinttcl tlass, cn1ite control, AMI FM stereo rHio, twcket u•ts, rear wiNow defogger, c~nvenlenu Group. Stocll 1 u21 · · " dr .• 4 cyl. , coiWI., Wolhburg Ltd. Ed., ht.tttr, •vto. Iran\., PB, tint.<~ ,tau. rear windowdei01J9tr. Stock 1 410ft " WAS slidlntsunroof. he.tter, s 1~ed trans ., PB, tint!"~ 41lan, rear window Cletoteer , 2 5tOCk ,II' 412'1 NOW "~" yYAS $9450 1984 v.w. 4 dr. .'4 cyl., •lr . . trans .• rust proolint. tin· ted gins , AMI FM stereO radio. WSW r&dial fi rel.. ' · Stack 11 4941 ,.,,,•, ..." \A, '$9661 ......,. ~\\1 £d. , slidtnltunroot. NOW $10.715 12 4 cir. sedan, 4 cyl,, llrcond., ttut~r. nto. tnftt ,. PB, PS. finted'' ~'~· ,, tape. r•CSO .. ~ detovpr, wotflburt L 111. ~ · Stock - Ul4 N M IS ~ dr ., v'.a," 11r coM.. II& II vi•Y• roof ,,...., , ~u.to. fr;un .• power winciOWI , power sut. rs, toch. linlecl ql,, n , tlH wltftol, Clniiucontrol , AMIFM n dio. stereo t~pe , PI'., pcMH ...,. w ~ w r•dlal tires, wtwrl wire covers •. remotecontrolmirrors./ Stock fi 4952 , NOW $1 ~ or , 4 cyl.. he•ter , auto. tr•ns ., rs. PB, fintt'd tlau . stock 11 493' 1984 MERCURY COUGAR coildbll!hces 6 cyl. eng., tac;t . air cond, heater, auto. trans .• p-st ., p·disc brakes, tinted glass. am·fm stereo. wsw radials, wh·covers . · M~igs 'County happenin@S··~ . Emergency squ..cids .TB skin testing · ·answer nine calls . ,.begins on Monday Nine emergii!IICy runs were made 'l1le Meigs County Tuberculosis on Wedni!sdiy by t)le Meigs County Medical services. · , · Otflcewlll beconduct!n&acmunun. Racine . took Marge Burry ·to lty skin testing cllnlc at the Veterans Memorial· Hospital at fireman's hall in Middleport froril4 10:29 a.m.; at 11:~ a.m. Pomeroy to6p.m. Monday. Joan Tewksbary, R. N., county ' went to IUrnkJek p~ for Oorsei tuberculosis nuise, will be giving Biggs, D.O.A.; at 11:117 a.m. skin tests and ul'ges all area M!ddteport went to Route7 for Murl residents, including food handlers R4tcliff to Veterans Memorial HOspital; PomenQ went to 10 for schools, churches, boosters, . ' Llilcoln Terrace at 12:32 p.m. for tlrernen, EMR pei'SOIUiel to take Dail While to .Veterans Memorial advantagl! of this free service. HOspital; at 1:35 p.m. TuPPfrs Plains went to Long Bottom lor v ___ Sheridan ,~ Jr.. to VeJerans. Llll'lae .eegtllftee!le Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy went io Pomeroy FlOwer Shop 1:44 ' A Palatine, IWnols woman has p,m. for t:.anyHickmali to Veter,8ns completed her C.P.A. examination. Memorial' 'HOspital; Middleport Teresa Sboa!, daughter o! Nor· went to Mkllleport ball park at 4! 03 man and Betty Shoaf, Palatine and p·m rnr Brlllll Nltz to Veterans ~ugliterotMr. andMrs. T.R. M~~ HoiPital: TuppersPiafluli !>;avis of Mason, was graduated \Wilt to ·R wte 681 at 7:117 p.tn. for trom Mai'QI!E'Ite University, MilFloyd l3alTfnger to Pleasant Vall~ · wa\lkl!ee, Wis. in 19114. She is $llpltal; at ro:e p .m. Middleport ~ as an auditor by the went to VlllageManorApartmel!ts ~Board of Trade. . ftir PIIM Shields to Pleasant Valley Hospital. · ' M880n youth ·honored •t JACKsON'S MILL, W.Va.- A ~ youth was named grand ' ' , ADMiSSIONS···Caroline Fraz- cha!llplon showman of the 431'11 Ier, Mld~rt ; Dart Wblte, anilual Well Virginia Dairy Cattle Show afld Festival. ~ ~ ·Rlcbard Blain claimed the show• D~·ViriU W~, TraCY-EIIII, . " nuuiahlp t1Ue for the ~r division • of the Holstein breed class durtng o .. ; The Puotnl)- Fll'e ~t WID ~tap a,dllclral lilrtlealr m !Uida.Y IJelllllllnlat 11 a.m. at t!le . . • d..- .. •crl., diesel, he/Iter, 4 !lJWed, PB, tinted gl•n, r e.1 r ••n- ' Qdekefl ~Uete4 :{, ihi!Aua.u.16shoiv. · OPEN DAILY TO 15 P.M. MON . • FRI. TO 8 P,,_,, ''WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION II OUR MAIN CONCERN ." SHOWCASE · COR ., . ...,~,.. ' . 4·41r .. 4 cyt,, a.ir cefMI., fttoater, auto. trans., PS, PB , remote cowtrot mirrors , bum"' tuard 5, btKIIet nats . ,Stock ,; .,12 NOW WAS $1901 S8129 914 VOLKSWAGEN JmA . I Slinking.system · OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Sqne fire llltlcll. ~ diiiJiti Will, l ~ Side residents say the city's. IIIII lor $3-'J. Half~ WID lt!ll . ,_ l'1!fUII! collection for$3. • · system figuratively stinks. mech•......, • IYII14 AMC ALLIANCE tone! ., heater, ~ lpef!d, PS , upt Group, AMIFM •·••••·· WSW radiilll ti res, buck~t sea h . rf'.u window 4 dr .. 4 wtlool drln, Miter, 4 •-,erd, mud '""' AMIF:M ,. .... stereot&pl'. _ ~6, • Stock II 4UJ WAS • L. DIESEL . • dr., 4cyl ., vf>ntWtnltows, floor mah, he-•ter~ A'"MiFMradio, 1hrreotape. ' StKki4h7 ' pow., soat , power door loclrl . tinted ,U.n., i crui'' control, AMIFM stereoc:usette, WSW radiallire-s. re-mot1 control mlrron. con1o1e. stockf/-45U ,. Veterans Memorial · . NlKE shoes for~· For·~. ,f{un- . nin~. And all sports m ~. Sooner or later, you US« a_littfe TrlSall in every one,cfthern. MIDDLEPORT • CPA d 1------:----------------- vnL DorseiO.Big@s ' - ''ANNUA-L'' . rletta; Wilfor!l B~, with the U. S . Air Forre in Germany; Mrs. Ed (Clieryl) McPherson, Marietta; Janet Biggs, HlmiDck. GJ'OIIe, and Deiwer Biggs, Pomeroy; two broth· ers, Nathan. 1;31ggs, Paneroy, and Norman Biggs, Dayton; a sister, Frances AdkinS, Pomeroy, and seven grandchildren. Besides Ids parents, he. was preceded lii 1death byhiswife,Hazel M. Biggs on ApJil 17, 1978, four brothers and two sisters. The Ewing F'unerat Home is in charge of arrangements which are pending the 'arrtvill of a son from Germany.. . Second Kaiser worker dies ' COLOR DATE: I ~om (Fiorenee~. Schlntterbeck,~· Gulllenno Vilas of Argen- '' I I PHOTO SPECIAL tlna tournament spokeSwoman. ·. I I ~.6-4. 7-6.DerekTarrof~~~====~=~=~~~~~~~~~~~~j and Rodney Hannon of RJclunond, Va. , were tied 4-4 in the firSt set when rain interrupted thelr match. After his match,· Amritraj, 39, coilapsed on the court. When he didn't 1esporld totreatmentft:Jrheat exl)austion at a toumammt first aid C!Jr!lpound, he was takm to Bethesda North Hospital in SUWrban Ctni:tonau, said Barbara Smlth, a · • rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;-1 Sopth Afrtca JoseCalif .• beat Russell Simpson of ;New Zealand, 64, 3-6, 7-6. Dan Cassidy of Hollywood, Fla., beat sruihar Perldss of Israel, 6-3, 64. Shlomo Glickstein prevailed over Vince Van Patten, 4-~ 6-2, 6-3. And Paul McNamee of Australia defeated Brian · Gottfried of Fort l..apderdale, Fla., 6-3, G-1. In doubles play, Broderick Pyke and WaUy Masur, both of Australia, defeated Frttz Buehning or Short Hills, N.J., and Ferdl Taygan of Worcester, Mass. , G-1, 64. Three matches which were halted by ;rain will be completed today. Jolin Lloyd of Great Britain was one g8J!le from vlctoJ¥. leading Ben Testerman of Knoxvllle, Tenn., 6-2, 4-6, 54; Peter Flem1ng of Seabrook Island, S.C., was in command of his match with Balazs Taroczy of Hungary, 3-6, G-3, 3-1; and seventh- seeded .·' Masur, AL.IStraJta. dtf. F'ria Bufmiltt. SIK>n HUb, N.J., and Ferdl. T'a)larl. Wor"""'· ,..,.., H &<. l.JoYd, Gl't'Qt Bnlaln, led Ben "'I""""'· Knoxville. Tenn., &2. «. .. Island, -., Hanmn, Rldlmond, va.. Ucd +4 m &rst ,.. """" ...,,.., ., _ ,...:,...,..., -Margaret L. Kennedy, TURNPIK-ES Robert W. Vaughan, Usa Baxter, KeUy Ginther, Robin Burlington, Faye F. cuttoid, Phyllis Bearhs, Helen E . Blackston, Ruth S. Lyons, Richard E. Swanson, Neil Proudfoot, Laura G .- Proudfoot, Mary S.· Starcher, Wal~, COuch, Homer Baxter, Ronald W. Hanning, Edna Triplett, Mary K, Spencer, Bll1y J. Spencer, Vaughan Spence~. Jeftrey W. Ohlinger, William Qtllcket, FJ:omer B. Smith, Geoffrey A. WUson, VIrgil Windon, Carolyn A. Jetter$, WU!Iam N. Radford, Je!· lrey J. Warner, Paul A. Rlre; Racine, Jelinette M. Radford, VlrglnfaM.Bland,PaulF, Marrand Patrtcla J. Young. Mtddleport - Stephen Tomek, Nora Nitz, Angela S. Sellers, Tracy L. McMahon. Ida M. Martin, Dorothy McCloud, SarabJ.Fawler, Edward w. Durst, Timothy I"Jng, HanrUi"' E. Queen, j udith Hunter; Loog Bottom, Harlan A. llallard, and Hazllee · Rtebel. Syracuse Steven D. Mace; Rut)and, Mary E . Davidson, and Donna M. Davidson. Cliester - Clarence C. Wolf, Jr.; I...NigsvUie, EWS E. Myers; Dexter, N iJ'ee Jfale; Letart, Samuel R. Poston; Reedsvllle, Deborah Sand· 1:rs, Mace! S. Barton, Richard S. · Bartol!. and Portland, Laurence R. ' Groggel. . The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 Area deaths 100 Ba1aD Tai'OCZ)'. Hu~ . ~. S.l J.l John w~,:'~::r~l"ll:ab!OOk P~ ' · Dan C.usk!y, HoH)IWOOd, Fla .. ~itt. Sha· har Porkiss, """'~ " · &<. Shlo"" Glldui..,, Israel. ""· VIIICO Van PaltEI'I, Snowmass, Colo., f.6. 6-2. 6-3. Paw MeN....... A""""J•. ""· Brian Go!tfliE<I, Fon " ' -· Fla., &3M. 0 Myrti!l Sisson repreiiE!Itingag~ the R.S.V.P. Connors cruises to easy win Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio a uto. trans .• p-st., p - s tock 1-49601 disc Draktl. bOGY sldo mlot. tint . glau. am ·fm, radial s. W&.!i U795 Stoclc #A0A11 2·dr sedan. -4cvl. (!ng, n e-at~r, • ·sp trans, P·l tH rlng . NOW • dr., • cyl.. air COfld .. ftea rc r, Mto. 1 r .1 n ~ .• f'S, r iJ, po"'"' wind!l'ln, H. O. f •Hery, tinteCI qt.us, t ilt wh('tl. cruosl[', AMI FM ste-r•o Colnette , WSW f ol dl<"ll flf"C' ~ . Whl!fl coven , r•mo~ control mirrors, bumpor guArd' · WAS Stoct. t1 4H4 SUPREMEtrAns .. . ·~-~:" .~,,"!.":.",~~!!ir cond. ht-i'l ler, avto. f) · . .. ,. st,, p·d isc b ratces, tint. glan. am ·t m, ifOCk ,5090 • rl ' �Page-S-The Daily Sentinel Thursday. August 23, 1~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • r----People in the news___,;.----------. Valley.Series lists ' CHICAGO (AP) - Probably one of the feW people In lhe world brave enough to mess with Mr. T - hls pollee o!flcer brother- 1s suing the musclebound actor for allegedly brealdng an agn:ement over a job as a bodyguard. · Pollee officer Gustave J. Tero clabns Mr. T broke an oral p-omlse to hire Tero for one year as a bodyguard and Is suing hlm tor back pay and damagl!$. Tero's attorney, Lewis Shapiro, said Wedneday Tero filed a lawsuit In Cook County ctrcuit Court seeking more than $'12,(XX)trorn Mr. T, of NBC's highly rated "A Team," .and Blue Coraline., a eo~npany Mr. T was 'ellrklng for when the bodyguard service was Subscriptions for product, Shapiro said. · Efforts to reach Mr. T for comment· were unsuccessfuL A telephone listing for the actor could not be found. Liberace complaint called 'silly' JoJmu.y CaniOD . UI;Jerace LOS ANGELES (AP) - Llberace and Newsweek magazlne got a cheery me,lody trom a judge, who called a $36 rnllllon libel lawsuit against them "a sWy complaint." . Superior Court Judge John Cole on WeCinesday ruled, however, that there are sufficient grounds for at least part of the suit by Scott Beef celebrity makes record NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) --:Clara Peller, the 82-year-old who got feisty in a famous commercial because of too Uttle meat for her sandwich, has no beef over her new recording career. The gi-ay·haJred widow asks her much-repeated question, "Where's lhe beef?" In a new song by that name recorded with former Nashv!lle radio disc jockey Coyote McCloud. · McCloud, 36, says they'll become "!he Sonny and Cher of~.!&~." 1be two sang the song Wednesday during a news ~nference to promote the tune. "I didn't record aoythlng, but I Uke !t," Mrs. Peller said amiably. Her 16 repetitions of "Where's the beef?" In the song were taken from the conunerclals and dubbed into the recording. '";r:!. ~~:~· was the !)llterta!net's lover, based his · lawsuit on aMay 7, 1983, article in Newsweek whlcb quoted Uberace as saying Thorson's palimony suit against hlrn amounted to . "blaclanall." Thorson called the comment defamatory. "I have never seen a complaint as bad as thls one," the judge said of the lawsuit, .ordering !t rewritten within 30 days. A key part of the $l13 million palimony suit has been dlsmlssed, Split profitable for Carson t s t s I 1 s \ t h t v s v "( 7 t to. n , Parents compliment president COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. (AP)- Thlsmonth'sweddlngofPattl Davis and Paul GrWey in Los Angeles was about as normal as possible - considering that the president's daughter was Involved, say Grllley's parents. . Tercy and Donna GrUiey returned home to Columbia Falls trorn Los Angeles on Sunday after the Aug. 13 wedding of their son to the President Reagao's daughter. They had met the president and Mrs. Reagao at a rehearsal the day before. · "I ~as Impressed by the way he handled 'the commoners from Montlma," said GrWey. "They were both super·nlce and put everybody at ease very beautifully." MARIETTA - As summer Featured Sept. 8, are a 60s beach · BANI).()-RAMA and International draws to a close and September party with Phll Dirt and lhe Dozers, Food Fair, Sept. 22. arrives in Marietta, so do the follOWed by a · llreworks display. The fair wU! otrer harness racing, stemwheelers· for the Ohio River Apart from the festival, visitors can rodeos, tractor pullS, mule and draft Sternwheel Festival, Sept. 7·9. also see the legendary .Delta Queen horse shows, livestock judging with Last year's record of21 partlc!pat. ¥ she stops In Marietta Sept.' 6, 10, entertalriment by Margo Smith and ing sternwheelers has been broken 15, 19, 24 aild 28. RexAllaoJr. on Sept. 3, 9p.m. as approximately 25 to 30 boats are Other activities in the Marietta · Thlrty·four artists wlll exhibit expected thls year. Free riverboat area Include. the l38th Wash!ngton haodmade dolls, natural crafts, entertainment will include calliope, County Fair Sept. 1 to 4; Autumn stemwheel art, wallhiulgtngs and cloggers, singers, the U.S. Army · Leaves Festival Arts and Crafts other !terns during the Autwnn Band, Quicksilver airplanes and Show, Sept~ 8; 25th Indian Summer . Leaves Festival Arts and Crafts SkYdivers. Festival, Sept. 14-16; and Marietta's Show at the Holiday fnn In Marietta. Warm weather, contaminated yvater " provokes ear infection problems tJ s k ai 5I b c c M &ll J< S! of a Sl Sl VI Pl fe. u aJ1 de HI w by Jo ga TE ' With the adventofwarm weather movpment of the outer ear and Known as "malignant external comes the hazard of ear infections often the> inflammation can be so otitis," this form !s a sertous, caused by contaminated swimming severe as to cause the ear canal to potentially bone-destroying !nfec· water. These Infections can be swell shut. This leads to the feeling · . t!on that usually requires hospital!· painful and should be treated by a of a "blocked ear" and a decrease zat!oil and treatment with Intraven· physician because the ear !s sucti a delicate organ. in the heartng acuity of the aHected ous ant!b!ot!cs. Par. The emergency physicians at Swimmer's ear, known Treatment consists of having Veterans Memorial Hospital are cal!y sa "otitus externa," Is an your physician gently clean the ear trained to treat any !rr!tat!on of the Inflammation of the external ear canal. removing the accumulated ear. The Inflamed tissues of an canal caused by infection of the wax and any other debris from the affected "swimmer's ear" are as tissues lining this canal. Wax !n !he canal. Ear drops containing a senslt!ve as the eardrum itself and affected ear absorbs · swimming mixture of a topical ant!li!ot!c (to severe damage can - be done by water easily, IPad!ng to softening of fight the !nfect!on) and a topical self·clean!ng and treatment. the tissues thai l!ne and protect the steroid (to reduce swel!!ng and external ear canal, making these !rrttat!on) are then appl!ed. tissues more susceptible to attack . These drops can be appl!ed using by bacterta and fungi -. one or two equaUy acceptable There are many other causes for · methods. The first consists of swimmer's ear, however, and instilling the drops directly into the exposure to swimming water !s not canal every four hours. The second PORDE~ONE. Italy (AP) -An essential. The external canal can be consists of placing a small cotton · Italian housewife's lunch was Injured by jabbing at the ear with wick Into the canal and keeping the spoiled when a cement·fUled prac· ' cotton swabs. or other objPCts. by w!cl\ saturated wllh the dJ:OPS. tlcebombfeU through theroofofher drainage fr om an Inner ear !nfec· For help !n re!!evtng any d!scom· kitchen, !!Jllatterlng the polenta she t!on Into the external canal, or by fort from this Infection, local moist was preparing. any other sudden Irritation to the heat appl!ed several Urnes a day !s . Marta ZUccolln, 69, was surprised sensitive tissues l!n!ng the canal. often effective, while prescrtbed Wednesday by the MK-76 practice The symptoms of out!s extema pain medication is seldom needed. bomb, wefgh!ng 26 pounds and 1e>arache. low grade fever. and An espec!ally severe form of ronta!nlngnoexploslves, wh!chwas even ear drainage) differ Utile from external. ot!t!s requiring prompt dropped accidentally by an ltallan thOse of a middle ear Infection. The and aggressive treatment occurs !n air force jet over thls far northeastPain !s usually .worsened by any patients with sugar diabetes, em city, police said. medi· UnltarlanChurch,.Martetta. For more Information on the events and attractioll&, contact the Manetta Tourist & Convention Bureau, 316 Third St., Marietta, COl thf . WESTERN BOOTS ~ay: Acm~ . · · 992-2164 OH. 51 l/2 PRICE s7soo to Sl losoo . PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE .,., LoT LADIES' LEVI's;•••••••••••••• 112 PRICI ODD LOT LADIES' LEE .JEAN$ ••••••• ~ 1f2 PRI.CE MIN'S s.s. SPORT SHIRTS .............. 1f2 PRICE oDD LOT lllli·s CASUAL SLACKS ...... 112 PRICE . ' LOT MEN'S *MESSAGE CANDLES BASHAN - social wlll be held at the Bashan Firehouse Fl'lday with to begin at 6 p.m , The $OCial !s sponsoredbythe!lremen·a ndthe se!Vlmi Sandwiches, pie, cake and along with beverages . will also be served. Entertain· ,ment wlll he held throughout the ~?Vening. POMEROY- Charlotte Lot· ten, Charleston, W.Va. will be POMEROY- .The · Me~ the guest speaker .a t lhe Aug. 30 County Junior Fair Market · special meeting of the Pomeroy Livestock Banquet, ortglnally Chapter, Women's Aglow Fel· scheduled. for JWyal Oak Park, lowshlp, meet~ to be held at has been changed to Eastern the Meigs IM, 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. High School. The banquet will There wU! be a luncheon break begin at 6; ll p.m. Saturday. at the meeting: Mrs. Totten and -·- · her husband operate a bridal· HARRISONVILLE A . tuxedo shop In Spring Hlll, father•son dlnnner will be held W.Va. She is Ucensed with lhe bY the HarrlsonvU!e Lodge 411 F Full Gospel FeUowshlp of &. AM at 7 p.m. Saturday. All Churches and Ministers and has Masons are Invited. Resetva·. min!stered In song on lhe -New tlons close Thursday ev~nlng. Life Show on Chaonel 23 with Da.,.Y Jo H!saon. She will be POMEROY- The Silver Run . aceompiinled here by a band Baptist Church wlll sponsor the from Radiant J..!fe Mln!strles. SATIJRbAY , to vi~ the exhibit. And for mote thao one the question upon looking at the "best of show" winner was: Who.is that? Juanita Lodwick ·or CheSter was the artist, so we asked her. The winner in waten,'Otor lives on Wellster Reed, ReedsvUle, grand· fa!her of Karen Lodwick, daughter· - Clelands gather at Forest Acres forw. reunion va.; Archie and Aundene Wheeler, Dexter. ··T V dinners pass muster · a Make Adult Ed honor roll . 1. ' ' '- A touroflhe Racine Hydroelectric the facWty welcomes group tours.' From 'there; garden club Plant was taken by members otthe members )W!IIt to the Han1s farms Cheil!!r Garden Club recently. . 1be group walked along the <!,t Portland and then drove on to fishing dock, was shown the turb!ns Ravenswood lor a luilcheon. which .o:hum the water ~d viewed a · 1be Sept. 5 meeting wlll be a scale · mo<lel of the enUre faclllty picnic at the home of Pat and Ada · which is both on top and below the Holter. Therneoftherneetlngwlllbe ground. They iiiso were shown the ''sornethlni from nolhlng'' and P,lantlngs at the site and given a members are to take garden shears preview on future plans to Improve and )Ieavy gloves. The garilens will be open for,plbl!c viewing and tours the landscape. . · The plant manager emphasized frotn 3 to 7 p.m: . ' B.J:f. Sanborn Missionacy Society A report on the Rio Graode "Streams in the Desert" bY Charles Association 'picnic was given by E . Cowman. TeXanna WeD gve the Rhoda Hall at t~Jerecentmeetlngof secretary's report, and Freda Hood the B. H. Sanborn Missionary In the absence of Dorothy Anthony, Society of the · Middleport First gave the treasurer's report. Janice Baptist Church held at the honie of Gibbs had lhe li>ve gift dedication ~lwUda Werner. entitled '"lnlvel." She encouraged. Miss Hall aod Ellabeth Slaven . members to faithfully give the!r lOve gift offering! each month. attended the·p!cnlc. They noted the 1.984-85 theme Is "Touch God's Plans were made for the Earth," and reported the theme members to make Invitations to thls . year will, be "Swords ill . giVe to all women of the church personally lnv!t~ . them to the . Plowshares" with emphasis on Japan and Korea. A home mtss!on· October meeting. Next .meeting of ~UST 17 thru ~ FRILIAY thru lltURSDAY! . ;) . I • Pomeroy UMW •· • PlaJis lor resum!llg the Thut9day morning prayer group at the Paneroy United Methodist Church were made w11en the United Methodist Women met Tuesday at the church for a picnic. Named to a COO)Jnlttee for the prayer sessklns were Thelma Dlll, Gertrude Mitchell, Martha Hoover, and Ruth Moore. The sessloswlllbe · held at 9:30 a .m . with both Bible stu!IY and prayer to be Included. Mane Chapman conducted a Vl!$per serVIce lbllow!ng the picnic USing as her subject, ''God's Good Day"wlththescrlptureverse, "This tstheDaytheLordhaiMade."Polly Eichinger had a reading, "Vacation's Over" and another, "Box Supper.'· The story of the least coin was given byAdaWamerp~ the taking of the otr¢ng. Tile president asked the norn!nat· lng committee to report at lhe next meeting. Those on the committee are Mrs. Dlll, Mrs. Eichinger, l!fld Maxine Goegle!n.. Annual meeting of the UMWwasannouncedtorSept. .... Z7 at the First United MethodiSt Church In A!llens. Speaker will be Matt~e~.C!nc!nnati.~· are to be sent to Eula I1------~~~~~~--_j~~~~~~~~~~~ ervatlon5 Kasley, ~ Strathmore Blvd, Athens. A,; report was given on Senior Clt)zens Day at the Ohio State Fair where Janice McGee accepted an award tor the !ate Rev. Robert McGee lor hls oUtstanding work with lhe Meigs County Counctl on · Aging. Acttve with the local and area -group for the years of hls m!n!stry here, he was president of theelght-countyCou~UonAglngat the tlmeofhts death. Members report a total of 68 shut-In calls. -ARMADILLOS® steP· Stay in with the latest women's fashion in a pair of Armadillo boots. Today you just can:t be without the stylish lealh,er and suede uppers ·and the durable, ftexible Kraton 5oles. TheY're tJsy on your feet and easy on your budget .vrnadillo boots are a must for -your c:asua' .nd dress casual wardrobe ... don't be the Ia• one to buy a pair! Correction fashionable, and <:omfortable to boot! Tamara Hayman and not Faith Hayman was the recipient of the Meigs County outstanding Brownie scout tropey at the ,Meigs County' Fair. ary and a foreign missionary be Church was an· f:;;;:;;;~!!!!!!!!i!iiiii!!!liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~:;;;:;;;iJ selected for supp6rt. 1bewill next nounced Women tor lhe United first Friday In II Asaoelatlon meeting will be held November. Others attending were Sarah Sept. 9 at jbe Calvary Baptist Church•at Rfo Grande. , Fowler, Beulah White, Pearl Hof· The meeting followed a potluck tman, Kattuyn Metzger, Gwlnnle supper enjoyed by members of the . White, Sara Owen, Jei!D Null, Mary, Dorcas Circle, lhe Electa Circle, . · BreWer, Elizabeth Searles, Mary and s.everal guests. Hughes, LUllan Dernoskey, Betty , Ilev9tlons Blld wayer were given Denny, Flo,ra Marie Gibson, and by June Kloes Who read from Ambet WeD. . . "Bonnie" .. • TWIST BEADS .' "Mandy" " ·s l S C. 0 0 Over 200 Activity Sides To Choose From . Including •Player Position •jersey Number •Band Instrument Played • Any Co-Curricul~r Activity I L T : E . D _S . WI HAVE IN STOCK FOSSIL-GLASS-CLASP h • MIDDLEPORT,.OH. I ,1 Middleport Book Store . I Reflections on the ~ltS ~C:tx! Fair... While the number of entries In the art show were down this year, the quallty of entrteS was In·law of Juanita. · Another blue thls year. with Pickle Month. Yep, you read rtbboll · portrait on exhibit by , It just so happened Helen 'l'hompright! · Juanita was of Karen and a nursing · son Ford, a qulltlng Instructor from U contributions continue to COine Taeo~na, Wash., was In Meigs Infant · · · County fpr a rrunlon and agreed to In, work on renovating the shoppers . l(Nngl! In the Me~ County Court. Hope you.had a chance to see lhe assist with the judging. Mrs. Ford has studied quUts and technlques house could aet-underway In a few beautiful hand-croclieted beds· for many years. White here, she weeks. 1be plan !s to paint or paoel pread made by the la(ented PhYllis trave~ Into ~ Amish country to the.Wa~ •. put In sone new fixtures, Fultz in the domestic arts display at view some exhibits. sinks aod toUets, as well as the fair; . · She and her brothlir and slster·ln· fumlshlrigs ·and drapes. County It too, was lhe •best of show and law, Lou and Dorothy Thompson of funds are just not available todot)le will be entered in Competition for Seattle, camped at Royal Oak Park work so pel SOlute! of lhe Communthe $500 Goveroor's Award -at the and attended the weekend ThOmp- .lty ActiOn Agency have taken on the . project. 1985 Ohio State Fair. Phyllis does son l'l!llnlon before moving on. · beautiful handwock and gave · a Much has already been donated, . personal touch to her fair entries Expect to see an announcement l)ut ~ Is needed. And lf you'd with creative tatted designs on her from Ruth ~rs. Meigs Ubrar· like .to gtve money or something information tagg, ian, soon about a really novel plao else, or volunteer to help with t~ to get late bOoks back in - and work, just step by the CAA office In The qullts In the domestic arts without a fine- during September. the courthouse or give them a call, . display were judged bY a real "pro'' Just a hint, !I has something to do 992-2313. 1be 15th annual Cleland reunion Elizabeth • Cleland, Middleport; Herman and Eleanor Redman, washeldSundayattheForestAcres 'Karen cieland, Rutland; Wayne, Pornero)/;}iurley,Joy,andTammy Parle, Rutland. Jo}'ce, . Aionna and Lora Cleland, · Rife, Wellston; Tom and Gkn1a ·· Asmorgasbordlunchwasserved Rutland;.WendellaodAnnaLoulse Redn)an, HUJT!cane, W, Va.; Ray tooverahundredpersonsattendlng Cleland, Columbus. and Rita Rife, Wellston; Hurley, lhe reunion, The dOor prize 'of an . Fioyd D. Cleland, Dexter; Pam· .Mlldred and J!rnrny Rife, Coalton; afghaowaswonbyHerrnanDelbert ~Ia and Debbie Davis, Racine; Dallas, . Ernest~e. Twyna and Redman and Danny Lee Armstong Bruce, Marjorie aod Danny Davis, Chuck Rife, Wellston; Joseph, ' won lhe chidren's door pr!l.e. Rutland; Merle and Freda Davis, Belva, Joe Bobby and Bobby Joe Heather Meek, elght-rnontlHlld Rutland; CaroiynGardnerDawson, Schuler, Cheshire; Golden Stans· daughter of .OJana Wheeler Meek Portland; Marlin Evans. Racine: )Jury, P<meroy; Clair Dale and . . was the youngest member of lhe Helen Gardner, Rutland; Marvin, Louise Stansbury, Groveport; Paul : OZARK, Adc. (AP)..:.. The way to tear out some of the cabinets and Cleland family a\tending; Marllyn · ~ and Brtan Gardner, and Neva Taylor, Barberton; prisoner's heart ts through his buy a <Jeep freeze, I don't see any HaJilpton Peoples, traveled the Ew1ngton; Karer\, ChUCkY and Jodi Ronald and Sharon Watkins, Nitro, 'stomach, acconilrlg to Shertff Bob Savings." tarthest,nearlyathousandmiles,to Goheen, Wellston; Everett and , :Prtt.chard, objecting to a Franklin The 5herUr s;Ud the cwrt appar· attend the reunion; and Floyd D. Charlotte Grant, Racine; Clyde, County Quorum Court decision to ently was swayed by a report that Cleland, formerly of Rutland, now Janice and Murlyn Hamptoo, gtvejalllnmatesTVdlnners. · "YO!.I could get lhe TV dinners on res!dlngattheHealthCareCenterin Langsville; Kenny, Karen, Shane, • ''U you feed them good, yw hold sale for 50 cents. I don't know Gallipolis, was re<;ognlzed as being Richard and C. W.Hatfleld,Dexter; . · Four Meigs Countlans have been down problems," Pritchard said whether I woold want to eata meal the oldest at the reunion. Malldy Howard, Wellston; Darlene named tptheTrt·CountyVocatlonal _ · · . · like !hat" Attending were~· Brent,. Johnson, Wellston. :wednesday. . 1 Center's Adult Education · · .PritChard saki the quorum court Ozark City Attorney David Glb- and0annYLeeArmSdrong,Newton Diana WheelerMeekandHealher ment, Nelso!!VUle, honor roll. ' believes setvlng TV dinners three bons a member of a committee to Falls; Cliuck and Juanita Beckie, and Holly Meek; Jack and Patricia They are Bobble Braoham, auto ·Urnes a day wU! save money. He ~ jBu costs, saki he unden;tood . Doylestown; Gall and Dreanla Anne M11ler, Rutland; Charidy body studies; Wlll!am Pickens, ·plans t<i try to chaoge that opinion the quorum had approved TV ~)lip. Proctorvfile; Joseph, · Morris, Kanlsman; Merrill and - a'!torootive techniCian; James .neXt month. dinners on two conditions. Linda, Michael, Matthew and Amy Helsl Nelson, Albaoy; Wanda Remer and GlennYoung, Industrial "Thequorum court has been good "They wanted to be sure that the Bohner, Columbus; Wayne and Oxley, Pmleroy; Louts, Jean, and electronics · aod Robert Brewer, •to Pritchard saki. ''Tiie'Y jUS\ TV dinners would pass COII$tltu· Louise Caster, Albany; Darlene. David Parsons, Dunbar, W. Va.; 1nachlne trades. ·sawaplacetosavemoney.L!keany ttona1 muster and that the savings Canady, Wellston, Sylvan and Dolly Marilyn Peoples, Westwego, La.; Students must make all A's and .other small county, we're broke. predicted could actuallY be real- . Cleland, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs' ' Joseph, ' June, Mark and Danny B's to be named to the roll. ·1bestove!sbuUtin.Bythellmeyou lzed,"hesald. Jack~andJohn,Justlnand Redman, Charlestoo, W. Va.; OPIN' FIIDAY EVENING TIL I PH. 992-6669 By CIIARIJtNE ROEFUCH $&6.... SWf Wrtter ex~llent fairgoers and who~=~ ! by I .. VILLA ,\ Pomeroy Aglow speaker named rookie~~, JACKOS .............. 112 PRICE uws SUMER HATS & CAPS •••• 112 PRICE I Happenings all:xmary. u~t•s· SPRING N. 2ND AVE. · est at the church, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. An lee cream & CASUAL SHOES ......... 112 PRICE tOll I" GosPel Insplfat!ons for a ·songr. FRIDAY Chester Garden Club s.s. SPORT COATS ............... 1f2 MEN'S s.s. DRESS '. SHIRTS ............... 1f2 MEN'S s.s. KNIT SHIRTS •••••••••••••••• 1f2 MEN'S TENNIS' SHORTS,•••••••• :... ~•• 1/2 ALSO: *WRAPPING PAfER I*PARTY ·SUPPLIES Calendar '\ Meigs Fair art reflections Community Corner •• & Dingo . Pomeroy, The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff' for Pets ":"" Stables Large - Small Anilllals ~ Lawns & Gardens 399 W. Main St. MEN'S by: American Greetings . -----Meigs clubs announce et;ents----- MODERN SUPPLY sALE PRICE re Cll . lEG. 1150.00 TO $210.00 col die exJ THURS., FRI. & SAT. ONLY MEN'S SUITS lsi rru Hl Page-9 - ·-·- me," .Fins/ Summe, 4-f tln Rlt fir: on an.. r~O~hlo~,45'r.i0;~·;(;~;)373-~·~~78.~-· -~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~' iiiiii~~· 614 Spoiled her kitchen chore 5el COIIJ8 . The Indian Summer Festival will brlng81 artlsaos for a jurted arts and crafts show and sale with demon· stratlons by the crafters Including basket weaving, spinning, weaving, scherenschette and bobbin lace making at the Washlngton County Fairgrounds, Marietta. A variety or wOrkshops for children and adults wlll he held In calligraphy, reed and white oak basketry, stained glass, blacksmithing and daoce. The _ bluegrass band, McCumber Brothers will entertain ' throughout the fesi!val. • The BAND-0-RAMA, Is an event for the state marching band finals with 25 regional bands. 1be Intematlonal Food Fair, with 10 represented cuisines, will be held at the s a perfOrmed by .Laura Whyte IUid written by WUIJma Luce. The Columbus Symphony Chamber Orchestra will appear Sunday, Feb. 24. The symp~my, which plays ~nlc, P'ogiiiJ1CI . Chamber Orche~~tra concertll &f well as full orehestra or ensemble performaoces in schools, !heaters, co~ and state arts events. G\lellt COI'Kiuctor Is Gary Sheldon. . Ohio Quartets will be presented Saturday, March 16. ~ Persuasion, a (!lur,woman aroup. COIIlbinecbartsma 11114 goodslnglna with acapella sin~ In lhe tradl· tiona! barbershop quartet style. · Clos!ngoutt!lese~wlllbePaul Painak'sJazzonSaturday,Apr1113. IUs pertormaoce Is a h1slorlcal journey through the early jazz plano style of the 1.9'JJ's and<Kl's, including ragitme, stomp, boogle-wqogle and stride. These concerts were approved by the Executive Committee of the . V11lley Artist Sertes that Includes Jan Thaler, Anita Tope an4 Don· Thaler, all of GallipoliS; ·P11ula Smith . and Jeao CUrtis ·or Rio Grande; PauiLioy<!ofOakHU!; and Mark Abell of JackSon. Whlle ~ season subscriptiOn$ are sold out, Pl subscrlpt!cms are stlll available. Senior C!Uzena tickets are $2.2.50 .and $18; ~ school and under are $15 and S12; Rio GrandeCollegeandConununlty . · College stlidents can Jl'li'Chase tickets for $5 aod $3. Tickets lor Individual eyen~ . will be sold to adult$ for $10; Senior Citizens lof$9; high school students and under tor $6; and college students for $1. Sunday events will begin at 2: 30 p.m., and Satiardayev!)llts will begin at8p.m. Tickets for the benefit concert on Sept. 15 are $5. The perfortl)ance IS scheduled for 8 p.m. · Thursday, August 23. 1984 DePart· September in Marietta .to bring festivals b n lhe 1984-85 sale and, while sales have been . brisk, good seats are stlll available.. Tickets are also on sale tor the VaUey Artist SerteS belletlt cont::ert featuring concert ptantsts Joan Terr Ronts a!ld John ·A. Flower. The performers will appear at the Rio Grande College and Community College Fine and Perlomllng Arts Center at the request of College President Dr. Clodus R. Smith on Sept.l5. 'fl1e Valley Artist Series was formed through lhe merger or the Tri-County Community Concert Association and lhe Farn!ly Artist Series of Rio Grande College In · January of thls year. 1be result of the merger .Is the six-concert Valley Artist Sertes to be held at lhe College's Fine lind Performing Arts Center. By purchasing a· season subscrlptlen, the patron reserve~~ the sameseatfor all six performances and saves upto40 percent over lndtvjdual livent tickets. . Beginning the season Is Zlvlll: Songs and Dances of Vugoslavla,.on Sunday, Oct. 28. Thls company of 40 singers, dancers and musicians perfonn the songs and dances native to Yugoslavia, Including the 'fOot,stornping of a Podravtna wedding.. • Das Puppensp!el Puppet Theater will be featured on Sunday Dec. 2 aod will ~ave tales of rate and fantasy with puppetry. A variety of p1ppet styles !s used to portray whimsy and drama !neachvjgnette, as well as develOp a central story line throughout the entire piece. "Belle_ ofe Amherst" wU! ·be presented on Sunday, Feb 10, l!ei, aod 1s a portrayal rl. the private life, thoughts and dreams of IJOel Emily · D!cktnson. Thls one-woman play !s Tero acted as a bodyguard for Mr. T trorn Oct. 1, Nl3, to May ll, 1.!&1, while Mr. T made appearaoces for Blue Coral, a car-care LOS ANGELES (AP) - Johnny Carson has won a potentially profitable round In his divorce suit, with a judge deciding that Carson and his estranged wife, Joanna, split up earlier thao Mrs. Carson claimed. The d!fference .tn dates could be worth $6 mJJUon to Carson. The decision, made about a month ago, was disclosed Wednesday and confirmed by the office of Carson's attorney,.Henry Bushkln. Former presiding Superior Court Judge WUI!am Hogeboom 1'\llj!d · that the couple separated Nov. 7, 1~. as Carson had contended, not · March 4, 1983, as Mrs. Carson said. Mrs, Car5on had claimed she was entitled to d!v!slon of$6ml1Uon )n community property acquired during the foitr-month pertod. . 5ei!SQil of Valley Artist Series are on needed. v By The Bend season s events Bodyguard suing Mr. T . The Daily Sentinel St. 1 ••••part SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE • $84.95 • Made in .US.A in Valadium Offer, expires Noveml:>er 30, 1984 See ltTodav MARGUERITE SHOES "The Middl,e Shoe. Store In The Middle Block. " PQMIIOY, OH. �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel .. ' ' .The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Thursday, August 23, 1984 --Births, ·birthdays.:. - I TIME! JerrodCiay FRUTH PHARMACV - GALLIPOLIS : . . JACKION PI!C l Q ... U itOCII,OH\()•6121 , 7MNMTH2... 1TRU T .3 ~ock . RBII AOC19" CONSOLE TV James R.AcieeJr., sonofMr. and MrS. James Acree Sr., 37924 State Rt,143, Pomeroy, hasenllstedtn the u.s. Air Force's Delayed Enlist· ment Program. Acree will be a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School. . Acree Is scheduled for enlistment In the Regular Air Force In June. Upon graduation from the Air Force's six-week basic mllltary training course at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, he will receive training In the mechanic'!l career field . Hewillearncriodltstowardsan $SSQCiate's degree through ll)e Community College of the Air Force. ·· RCII jacobs I l 1 J ( ( t ( ·. 6¥• Inch ,. · 100 Count SYLVANIA 8 HR. 100 PAGE WiniNG TABLET YOUR . CHOICE VHS VIDEO RECORDER · Wlllto or Gny DISC PLAYER . lACKED ' Model C:COll VIDEO SYLVANIA 99C · ........... ,.. AM-FM-STEREO W/TURNTABLE & CASSETTE PLAYER CASSETTES $599' . ·$6 99 MICROWAVE : OVEN $249 $199 . 3-SUBJECT ' . NOtEBOOK ~~ . Ullllll ' WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY DRYER WASHER ~ Cipacity 100 Sheets $299 ~· r- . Reg. 69C ALAbDIN . 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LOW, LOW .I'!LD' I 2 PACK . ; BIC IOLLEI · WITH FlEE . BIC BRITE · . LINER VHS / Choice of 6 Colors QGIIII11C 6 HR. 'ti SAKURA OUTLINER PEN *Refillable *Retractable $499 · VIDEO RECORDER nu Class of 1964 reunion held EA. Twlil Pack 22" TUBE SOCKS · $699 GIBSON 14 CU. ' $129 OF W/Push Button Tuning ~~·-· '' 5·9( 6 PAIR PACKAGE ROll VIDEO PORTABLE REMOTE CONTROL · #10 50 Count OR 69C • Theclasso!l964ofSouthemLocal and Carol Shain Reed, Athens; High School celebrated Its 20th Larry and Delores Sayre, Rutland; reunion with a dinner at Dailey's Clyde and Uncia Nelgler Davis, Country Resiaurant In Racine . GAllipolis; Don and Angle Harden, recently. . Oak Hill; Charlie and .L oll Cline, Pl8ns were made tor potluck . Moondsvtlle, W.Va.; Austin and picnic on May 26 at Lake Snowden Donna Powell Wolfe, Racine; Ted near Athens with more deflillte and Linda Van Meter Bailey, illtonnat!onoo the plans tobesentto Pab1ot; Mary Lou Clmdltf, Colwn· . all class members early next year. bus, and Sharon Cottrill, Syracuse. Attending the dinner were Tom NOTEBOOK FIWR PAPER ' FIVE SUBJECT · NOIEIOOK . ( E . ENVELOPES 200 (OUJIT . With Automatic Fine Tunin& Staats Brian c. Jacobs , husband of Christine V. Jacobs, Rt. l, Rutland and son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Priddy, 33385 Hysell Run Road, . Robert S. Staats, son of Mr. and Pomeroy, has enlisted In the U.S. Mrs. Kenneth Lee, 402 w. Main St., Air Force's Delayed Enlistment Pomeroy, has enlisted In tpe U.S. Program. Air Force's Delayed Enllatment Jacobs will be a 1985 graduate ot · Program. He will be a 1985graduate · Meigs High School. He will receive ot Meigs High School. training In the mechanical career Staats Is scheduled tor enlistment field alter graduating tram the Air In the Regular Air Force In June. Force's six-week basic military Upon graduation trom the Air training course at Lackland Air · Force's six-week basic military Force Base, Texas. training course at Lackland Air Jacobs Is scheduled for enUst· Force Base, Texas, Staats will ment In the Regular Air Force In ' 'receive training In the mechanical Jwie. career tleld. S-199 lOXED . Model 'VJP1701TJP1400 VIDEO CAMERA Robert D. Spires Jr., son of Mrs. Sue Grueser, Long Street, Rutland, has enlisted In the U.S. Air Force's DelayE!!I Enlistment Program, ac· cording to Sgt. John McGuire, Air Force recruiter tn Galllpolls. He will be a 1985graduateofMelgs Hlgb School. · Upon graduation from the Air Force's six-week basic military training course at Lackland Air Force Base, Spires will receive training In the mechanical c~r field. He wDI earn credits towards an associate's . degree through the Community College of the Air Foree while attending basic training and other Air Force technical training schools. Spires Is scheduled for enlistment In the Regular Air Force In June. '1.49 PAD 200 Count . Spires .I 9. 9~"". $24'9 $499 COLOR Acree PLAY . LOnERY AT GALLIPOLIS COLOR TV COLOR TV Auto. Color • Auto. Fine Tuniq Reg. RCII'9" Auto. color-Push button turiiq 25" COLOR Son born· In ·service notes 161oll l 981-6'11 MON.-SAT. 9-9; SUNDAY 11 ~a PHONE: . ~··-~·~· . PAPER-MATE ERASER-MATE ··. PENS Third birthday_·· _ _ _ _ _ _ __ J em:xlAnthonyCJaywasrecenlly .Hubbard , and Albert Hubbanl. Sending gifts were Helen Baer, hooored on his t hin! birthday with Doug and Phyllis Clay, Bob and two parties. The first was held at the home ol Esther Hanlen, Esther Ktng, his great -grandparents, Mr. and MildredandTtnaPirce,KimRo\ISh, Mrs. Kenneth Wilt of Syracuse with Mary. Katherine Roush, and K"!J' the birthday of a CQ!JStn, GUUan Wilt, neth and Doris Wllt. also obSeJV€d. A Care Bear theme was carried out with cupcakes, ice creamandkootatd5eJV€dtoMr.and Mrs. Mark Clay, Linda Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny WUt, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Sklppr GUUan and Mr. and MrS. Kenneth Johnson of Middleport, anliOUI!Ce . Wilt. t~ '? birth of their second c)llld, The second party was held at the Brooks Henry, born Aug. 8 at the homeofJerrnd'sgrandparents, Mr. Pleasant Valley Hospital. andMrs.DonHubbard,Syracuse.A · · ·He weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces Garfield theme was carled out with and was 22inChes long. cake, Ice creeam, koolald being Mr. and Mrs. JohDsonalsohavea seJVed. P arty favors were given to daughter, Bridget Leahn, 2¥.,. the children. Winning prizes were Paternal grandparents are Mr. BUie Jo Halley and C. J. Harris. andMrs. HenryJohnsonofGalllpa·Others attending were Mark and Us, and maternal grandparents are DonnaClay, ChrlsGulnther,Debble Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Webb, and Hillery Harris. Don and Linda Wheelersburg. , MU)DLIEI'ORT , OH\0. 1110 Second birthday B~ksJolmson • fi i.I 4*GtJ0 FRUTH·PHIIRMIICY. Ml DOLE PORT Heathe~ FetTell Heather Michelle Ferrell, daugh· ter of T. J . and Vicki Ferrell, celebrated her second birthday with a party at the her home. Gifts were presented to her . .A jxcnlc was held and liOmelllade Ice. cream and. a Cabbage Patch cake were served. Attending were her. grandparents, Herman and Belllah Grate, BobandMaryFerrell,John,Gloria, Aaron and Tamara Grate. Sending gJtts were Gary, Sandy and Amy Hysell, .Lois Gibbs, Ollie and Dana Bayes, Tony Meadows, GOes and Beatrice Smith, Ed and Linda St!ehm and Nomul Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell also obseiVed their fifth wedding annlver.;ary at the party. OPEN LOnElY .S1.25-~ ' I I~{ I .' WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK: CRAYONS · £huble ·GLUE. COLO. PENCILS ERASERS ·COMPASSES ____.RULERS · QOUBLE COLA 01 DIET DOUBLE COLA Your Choice �• '· Page:_ 12- The Daily Sentirter Thursday. AU9Uit 23, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Ohio 18 The Daily Sentinel ELECTRIC SERVICE •' .. Public N'btlce Public Notice NOncE TO PIIIUC OF PUBUC 1!EAR1NGS the past. ttlese actiV1t1es have included water and sewer line Bl(tensiOn, below ·market rate loans to busmesses and other 1ncentives to cause ind u~try to 8)(pand in the commun11y Two P!JbiiC heanngs will be held '" Vil lage Hall. Council Chambers. the first on Aug. 23. 1984. at 7:30 P.M . and the second hearing will be held an Aug. 27. FOR ECONoMic DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS' The V1Uage of Pom~roy , is ar"ll(IOUS to receive proposals and suggest•ons from local bu sm esses and mdusHies tor Econorruc Oevelopmenr Grants under tl'\e HUD Commun1ty Developm tl enl Block Grant Pro· gram. The BJock Grarlt Program can loan or grant funds to pro1eets that make cap,tal mvestments or 1984. at 7:30 p.m. The public ' a., Auction attend these meetings and provtde sugges- •s inv1ted to tions t o the Mayor 'and Counc1l. nnm.CITY. create JObs •n Pomeroy or Me•gs Counrv. In 181 t 6. 23. 21c EZE.R ' SALE · ;' SA VI UP TO $10'700 frtuor Per , ~IACII:"O[S - DUIP TRUCKS < 1 , : PlAN AtTACKED - A pl'OIIQ8ftl W pl!a8e out some IllatA! bosp!teh by the end of the century was attacked by otftclals of Olllo Heallh Care Wodrers Dhtrlct 1198 at a pn!ll8 confermce bt Alhenll - Wednesday. Jeny Brown, seated at rll!hl, the umon's · natia! !leCI'1ltal-y-treasureP, · speab wwe Tom Wuodndf, left, Dlotrlct il98 PI e!lilel!l, lht- '1be union 18 adlve In organizing at GaDipolls DevelopDifllta! Cenler. Union official opposes mental health proposal By KEVIN KELLY OVP stall writer ATIIENS - An attack on a slate proposal to phase out some menial health and mental retardation fa cilities by the end of the century has been launched by the union hoping to represellt Gallipolis Developmental Center employees. ' · Officials of Ohlo Health Care Employees Union District ll99 said here Wednesday such a pfOI)OSal will nol only affect Its membership, but care services for state clients. · "I think It's been a constant thing that people live In . fear a faclllty will close," said Tom Woodruff, District 1199 preslden~. "But the major-Jhlng Is that we la!ow In cases when patients are released , the quallty '.of ' - care lessens." The union, while not opposed to client or patient discharges Into the community a means of rehabllltatlon, is opposing what It views as a slate ino\oe to shlfl legal responsibility for such clients on the community. "Some of these group homes are good, and some · are just out to make money," Woodrutf said. "These patients didn't ask to~ p8~ts. They 'rejuslpeople who can't take care of themselves." Jerry Brown, the union's national secretruytreasurer, told reporters the union is responding to a propilsal drafted by Pamela Hyde, director of the . Ohio Department of Mental Health. E ntitled " Financing Mental Health Care," the proposal suggests study of questions coming "from the issue of how td shift lxlth the funds and responslbllty for care of people e:<perlen~lng mental as health problems... to community-based providers." Brown said Hyde's assumptkllls have no baSis In tact and has challenged the department to make publlc Its plans. Since the proposal does suggesl the eventual closlhg of some state hosplt$, Brown Said the union has asked which ones are being considered. "We don't laJow what she's been telllng them, but every Institution has been saying, 'it's not here,' " Brown said. "But we want to hear It from the horse's mouth." Brown ·said !hi! union will be meeting with legislators and mental health and mental retardation professionals to mnba I impleinentatlon of any of the ,plans sugeested by Hyde's proposal. . Brown said the union presently has more l:haJ) 50 pe,cenl of the professional-and para-professional health care employees In state Institutions as lts ' membership. Locally, 140 para-professionals and Z7professlonals out of 340 employeeS at GDC have signed with the union, according io Kalina Cummings, an organizer. The, union needs anotiM!r 10 signu~ to have a majority, she added. . · Although it was expected a representation election would be sanctioned at GDC In July. officials blamed slowness by the State Employee Relations Board for the holdup. "Ws impossibie to predict,' ' Woodruff said. "The (collective bargaining) law. tooke!fectApri11. SERB Is now In the process of eslablishlng a hearing that they haven't set a date for yet; There's a lot of bureaucratic delay. An election should be held In another rronth or two, bul you have to be realistic." O'Brien terminates 47 cases . ' ~ and costs;, . Brian Haning, Card of Thenka . RABIES CLINIC . MGM : · \ ·FA~M CITY, INC: />IIISIHTID IY Pomeroy At Columbia Twp. Firthou:~e $ATURDAY, AUG. 25 , I P.M .• 4 P ,M . KEN'S . APPLIANCE SERVICE in carrien. Now Accapting Listings in 1\itoiga Co . 985-3561 . All Make1 . Phone 742·3171 •Welhera •Diahweshera •Ranges •Aefrigar•tars •Dryers •FrHzera PARTS ond SERVICE ·.. " AM ·CONSTRUCTION BACKHOE OUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK TRENCHER SEPTIC TANK COAL & LIMESTONE Call For Fr• Ellimate 742-2167 or .742-2225 G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GAS..,-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULA TORS & . FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Waool •• 98S-3813 lnidu..-985-3837 8/ 14/ 1 mo. d . PH. 992-7013 •LAND CLEARED •SEPTI~ SYSTEiS . •GRAVEl HAULED 4635~t~~t~m~ Rd . Chester, ·ohio , ' ' Ph. 985-4269 Wo Servloo All M8eo 8o Models AlllonRI Installation Houso Coils and Shop Ssrvict A..noble local Sttvict Calls $15.00 •RECLAMATIOIIf WORK ! IHL FIELD SERVICES· •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE r JIM CLIFFORD SERVICE I I , • I I ·wELDING & FABRICATION ,, ' CALL ~0 Remodeli11 lnsurtnce Wtirk Custo.m Pole Bldgs. & UlfiiOS II~ C~111& W-- , ,S!IALL AitfiiAl ~OURS , hndly 3 p.m.-5,.m. TUISdly 1:~ p.m.· .P.lll. PH. 992-71183 o.r 99;!,2282 ll·l·lft WodnoJIIIJ,S p.•.-5 p.m. Tb..sdoy 3 p.m.-5 p.m. • Ftid1y I p.m.-2 ·p.lll. RIDENOUR TV APPLIANCE 992-7121 Ph. (614) 843-5425 7/9/2 mo. pd. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST '' ' GUYSVILLE. OHIO • , Alllltariztd John Dnrt. ' · Niw Holland, lush Ho1 fn Equlpmtnt Dultr , SERVICE We can fiPiir and re· core . rad.iators and heater cores. Wt can . also acid boll and rod out radiators. Wt also repi;r Gas Tanks. SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES ' PAT HILL FORD ' BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 992·2191 Middleport, Ohio 711 9/ 1 11)0. pel,' • 1-U ·Ifrl . I' FREE HWIIIII TEm WEDIIESDAYS .tl!nputtrizt~ HNrlll& Alii·leltetion ' Swim lll!old1 • 'In~~~ SttVictl ' c LISA •· KOc.t·: iu. Llctnlld Clinical Allllolocist z: 111 1- {tl~ 441-7&19 or 1&14) llf·l&ol 4&7 lacalll A,_, loa 1213 Gallipolis, OWo 4SI3t • Mala black • tan hound and Call a female bNgle. 814-448-2244. and o R_,. Girts' Yolloy· boil Cooch 1M- 11184-811 1chool year. Applicant• mull hold o Ohio teaChing cenificata and mun mMt certification requlremento of Ohio for oporta -lno and CPR . Portano lntlfHbod ohoufd contllet· Oon E. Morns, lup e r i n - of u.galocal Schoalo,ot821 South Third A - In Middleport. Ohio. 1 Port-tirM ....,..._ noodod. Muof bo oblo to !!a & _.._..,g, Cal 814-992-e7B9 . 4 Klttono with lloo coilon. Coli 448-3376. Baby-8itter ;:esded in my homo, pert limo. Colt 112· Port SillmoH mother ..t with 2 kittens. 2 black fomolo pupp;eo. Coli 814· 889-4705 or 742-2328. Colli• puppioo ,;·9~giz:7SII:i. 7 wko. old. Coil Puppies to give owoy, Chihuahua and pan hound. Coli 742-2889 or 7422475 . Old retriQer•tor. It wortcall Coli 992-3237. 71194. TNCIIingoniotont • family MliliCII wOftl• nMCIH for hood llort - · .. Mt. Olivo School. AIIPIY no lettr 5 pm Aug. 271h. 1184 al Bonlor CiliMne. 112 Vlend St. lit. Pl. WV. S .C.A.C. Inc Ia E.O.M. Employer, 12 Situetiona Wented • · Vinyl • Aluminum SIDING 3 bNutiful 8o apociol moJo BISSEU wtme . Colyellow. 814· 742· 3170. klnono, black SIDING CO. Purobnd coon dog. 304· ••2-32&1 or 882· 2981 . I Jll<' 8/2011', mo. R"'w11 "' sprlnga a manrau. Call 814-3.67-7828 . F - - C..C,h, • Junior Higfl C - - A - RlciD -~•• to luGt.oyw HMio ouoollo19 .ciD- 1:11010:00 p.m.Starting Sopl. 11 . Wll holp .wfth - · Cal 992·11107. Service 304-675-2441 _. THE · DITCHING slz• bed rre'me 6 tun size box tor =:!' men or ntto. ., .§~~~~~f:~ ... . .lltlful, Cuatom Built O.rllfiea" Call for fm sidiJ118S· tillites, 949·2101 or 949·2160 No Sundoy C•ll• J·ll lie 6 Lost end Found lltuollon wo-: v......., In our homo tor WI -.v. 11 ,_.. ea"*" lanw. LPN .......... - 1 1 4-1127314. :ii~~~~;;,::~:== LOST: Englloh bulldog, ft·l mole. brown 8o white. 4'h 1 8 to .,..,. old, loot on Sll 143. 1 -~--'-:-~---­ lleword . ·Coli 814· 982·1 · 5747. Loot In I Mile· Golllpallo ferry ..... blacll .,.., with oomo ton. malo 8oogla. lanJI"IotJJJod. boxe, teoo. John lulh, 304·11711-411141. IIEWARD. Lott Prince tennia reoquet. Jon Hoddoa . 304-81113381. I tll.ill 1.d Sum~ ·----·Giiiiiiioiii--·· ··--&Vicinity Golllpob Flea Market Fii., Sat. • Sun . Indoor-out door, NiOW Friday Night Market otorto 3PM till 1 Rt. 35 8o 160. Coll448-7037. 437 Lorio! Or. 9-4, Friday 24t h . Two Birch outaide doo rs, baby hamper , playpen. amoll bike, children, clothat. B·family Thurt. • Fri. Rt.t 7 abov e Bow li ng Alley • .-· Gaii.O. Stoves. turn .. ochoal clothing, mlac . home or- hunters paradiH. mOdern 3 .b r, large kitchen, living room w fireplec8. Wall insulated . .21 Buain1111 ' Bottom Flea 1--------.;..-l totololoc:. 4 ocrelond, clooa Fraziers Opportunity -::-:-:--:-:----:-~-:-- · to Cornu ill k H u n t In g Market. Every wnkend. 31 Homes for Sale groundo. Law• 30'a also 88 u.s. 35 Fr01ioro Bonom. kreo(extrol 304· 876-3030 WVa. 25082 . Deolero Wolcome . Don Frazier THE ' O·~~~O~.f(L~Y PUB- I -F-or-.,..l~o. 1Jy-own_or_M_odo _r_n_3 or 87J1-3431 . Middleport Oporetor. 304 -7511· 2779. USHING CO . rocommendo bedroom houoo ldeol tor & Vicinity lhet you do bulinHo with n-ly wodo or 1 ·couplo · ' ;, ::-::--::M-:'-:-::-~-:---:---; 2FomilyThuro . • Fri. 23rd• ··----·---. ·---·-·-- --- ~~·· you know. end NOT looklngtorottordoblofamlly obil& Homes 24th. ·. Boys clothing, an· to - d money through tho rHidenco. nloo yard, kit· for Sale tlquu, mloc. l103-1105 · LLOiiOO Yard sale: Clolhls, coata. Teodora Ave .• 9-&. ~~~unhtN offY<Hlrihave involli· chon, both, utftlty room. thoea, jara; lamp, pictur•111- I e • ng. tingle cor ganga, 2 mlloo ,camera. bowling baii from Hoi- Hoopltal ot NEW AJIID USED MOBILE Mainly new ltoma. · Bake .Thurs .• Fri. , and Sat. Five 8 unit apartment, Wolloton. Rodney Vllogell. f37,000 . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Mle. raffle , at .Volunteer Ohio . RNid!lnt ' monegar. Coli today 814-448-1368. lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. Emergency SqUO<d. 24th. Points. 992-6344. poojlivo caoh ·Pooolblo 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. 21th Fri. 8o Sot. 8:30-8 :00. Moving Sate: furniture, cloINCand mart""r· Call814· For oale or - • 3 bdr houoe . RT 36. PHONE 814-4481192-1189, 9- Mon.- Fri. In lllnton. lofll• lot, land 7274 .. Gigantic Garage Sal.a Wed. thing. booka, plants, new 8o Thuro, .9 -4 . Sob M~;Cor­ handmade itamt. misc. Low 1114-11114·2874 · any othor contriiCI •••liable. Coi1814· prlceo. Sao at 138 Uiteoln limo. 3711· 2682 . 3 bedroom 70x14 Grenville rnick Rd. behind 'American Hill, Pomaroy from 10:00 . total electric. $10.000. Legion. Antiques. picture I :OOp.m . a.m.,Own you r' own Joon - HOuHforoolt8234thAvo. Good cOndition. ohown by frame•. c,l othes all .aitll, Sporti-er, ..,_ appo,.., Contoctofler2:30PMotthio appointment, Coli 448.- la.i'nps. Iota gla11ware, pot• Firat time Y!lrd sela. · Be· or cllildron'o otoro. Notional no. 448-2238 onylime this 1167 o < 814-3117 -7218 & pans. largest ever, tween LOftJIIYIIIt and lluNomoo. t14.800 lncludu no. 1·114· 262•3233. late. Moving Solo Electric stove. dend. Friday 1nd S•turdey. Initial Inventory, otore fix· 1~---..,.-----'-turtl, training and much Wouldn't yOu Uke . to be Mcibite home with Florida reftigeretor, end·coffH ta- Manly new ltem1. Rein cancalla. Soma army turman. Mr. Toto 704-274- · oottled into tho! new homo room. · on wooded lot, ot bles, jaans. Across from plus. Some guns. .... 5916. before achoo4 alerts? N.L. Tycoon lake . Financing Vinton 8aptl1t Church . Stevena cen flnenc• your 1vailable. Call 446-0701 or TuM.-? Yard Sale : 814 First St. New Own your own Jean - new home with · '""' .. 6 448~ 9682 . Wilkooville Aug. 22-26th. Hoven , W. Ve. Aug. Sporieweer. Udiea Apparel. percent downpllyrMnt and .• 2_4_th _._._an_d_2_6_th_,:_ _ Combination, Acceaorlea. terma up to 30 yeara. Call 1981 Naahua 2-3 bed - thtoe milo down 180 to Ct. 1_23_r_d_ lofliO Size otoro. NotionOI Jeri Allie 814-378-2788for rooms. extroo, will nogo- Rd. ' 8. Conrell' s Garage I Sole. Rain-Shine. 814;889brando: Jordache. Chic. lao. dttollo, Aftor, 8pm, or 814- . tioto. CoU 614-246-6602. 7722. levi, Yondorbilt. lzod, Eo· 477·2443 Bam to 6pm. plrlt. Blfttonlo, Colvin Klein. Mobile homo wHh odd on Swolo Valente. Evan Pi· hOme with full full petioi 1 acre land . Call Yard Sale Fri. 24th, · Set, & Vicinity cone, Cllliborne, Membera · onnicelotat&OS 4U-7242. 2&th. ,,A mi . below 218 of Onty. Orgariieally Grown. l·lt'IGJI'I Ave. Rto' Grande. oh . 1-:-=:-:-:-::-:--:-:-:-- Rt . 7 or 218 Clev Twp. ----- - ------ --- --- - ----4- - ~--Htolthtox. 700 others . 1Jy oppoint!'*'l only . 1978 . 14x70 3 bedroom Community Building, B-1 Giant yard tale, Sat till ?. t7:9oo to '24,900, irwon- Colll14·812·7424. Hillcrest mobile homo with tory, airfare, treining. f i k · l - - - - - - - -newfumiahinga.Htupona large Family Yard Sale v, 9:30 till dork. Polnt-nt tu..... grwtd o~lng, ect. Own 1 home. OWR the best . rer,ttM Jot in Pal't( lane mile out fl:t. 775. Watch for 2'h miloo out Sand HIU !load on Shrine Club Road 1 Con open 16 dayo. Coli Mr. - m a n HornM, quollty, Mobile Homo Court. Coli ligna. Lots of 900d clothoo, iUrn milo follow ligna. Furniture. Loughlin et 812·8B8-85111. economy, bNutlful ftoor oftor &PM 448-1380. houoahold itoma. diohea. plaaftl Md dnlgna. u. furniture . Something for dlohN. clothing. all - · doll collacl olltlon, number 1. Cell today 448- 1969 Richardson 2 bdr .. everyone . Thun .. Fri .• Sat. Avon. tools, knlc knalc. couch and 22 Money to Loan 3815or448-4885 . Michotl U.IOO. 1989 Elc:ono. 2 11-6. ~no· C• 11814· 258· 1----'---,..----- chair. Misc. Claxton outhoriud dNier bdr., I 4 .~ tor (Jollie • Moi90Countin , 8058. • lig Yord Solo 8-8. O.J. Featuring Jenny Und bttd. HOME LO.ANS FIXED 1~:-:::-:-:-----::--:----:--:: W!llte Rd. Clothes, ohoeo. other furniture l antiquar RATES Below rnartrat retaa. Nice 2 bdr. utHtly room. 1978 Naehua, all electric, 2 Wcoodata.Thbook!~ F~ir eond. mite. items. 8-6 Aug.22. Fiud. conventional FHA- pf88e, nice yerd, new fur· bdr. will rent lot. Cell ·· u,., a · Z3. 24. 26 . Glbb1.' 11191 VA . Loader Mo rtg• go, nonce. hot water tonk. 448-0181 or 448-3243 Slmpooh Place. 304-8711Athena. collect 814-592- pricaci right. Con 448-1116. ev•. Yord Sale Kids clothto, ·3 108. 3061 . - - - - - - - - - : -·lc- 1 - - - - - : - - - - - : - - - diohoo.blrd ..gaa.&wickar. 8 yro. old. 3 bodrm. ·2 baths. Mull ooll 1978 Rooemoi\t. ;rhuro, Fri . . 8o Sot. 231 3-family: Bob'• M1,..et, Maftmily room with wood '14x70. 3 bdr. Roody to Soc:ond Avo. 9·6. son. Tues. Wad. Thura. 9 -1. 1~·'!"w. Single cer p r -. on move. French City Broker23 Professional Baby items 2 full sir, beda, a flat ocreo with stocked Services, 448-9340. 1 ll Timo Yard Sole 22. 23. Service• mens clothea. . pond. City Roc:ino. 24. From 9-8 . Rt. 7 below For oole or rant : 10xli0 2 Green Ga-. Loll of baby , Thursday, 2924 Maodow· CoUII14-1149-2841 . 1-----:--':-:::-:-:-:- ,bedroom u-.ler . Rent •175 itemJ. Piano Tuning · and Repoir. •bod LR OR k'ot he mo . plus •100 deposit or - - - - -, -- - - brook Dr. 9 :30 to 1. Mlic:. Brunlcordl Muolc Co .. 448- bath, "'!',:',;.1 ;.;olih r':...::: will oo11 for 13000. Call Yard Sole Aug. hth, 26th. Items. 08S7. Clip this od tor 20% screened in porcll. 100x100 814-387-7287. • 11·5, 381 ,Mortin Or. Golllpodiscount. L•n• "D•nieli. lot on 6th St., Syrecu•. 1- - -- - - - - - - . , . - lis. · Bicydet:, color TV's, Sat. morning, 8:30 a . m . 2808 Moplo Ava. Plana ond 11 .... 742-.2 911 . Paneled walla, buHt In c•· 1 1nd 2 Mdroom mobile Weetern boou , toys , other furniture. ......Pcim&rov··-······ 32 -pi• ft-. -- ----Pt"Pieiisiiii ... ·· M•ll• 1--------- 1--------- binets. Cen be seen anytime. Older 1'h llory 8 room brick houM. 3rd & Andraort. Ml· 100. e22.000 or auurneble ·~"- Cell 304--6526 . c... 1--------- ooou...- In liv.......... tr- ly--3bdr. p o r t bolO. Corpot. E-1 HJJio. By appeintnwtt. CaH 4483228. 1973 Holly Pertl 'rnobile home for lale. Coli 814· 892-7819- 5 p.m. 1a'81 Scllulu ltd. 3 br 1'h bath, toiel elec. C*'trel air. micr.o weve. dishweaher. ltove, r~g . underpinning. redwood porch . 304· 675· Houte in PonWroy. 3 bed- 6049. room.lor~~tbooornent. Mony 1-:-=:-::--:----::-~--;"":-;:- inside improvements. low utllltleo. Anxlouo to loll. M.ta us an offer. Only IY.% loon . 814-742-3026. on this 3 SR bricll nnch houot, oocludod on 2.9 For oa1o IJy : 2 -lcbodacres of Jand with farm room hou• very ·clbM to pond, located oMr 08 Hill Gon. Horting., Pork Mid and Centerville, approK. dloport. Coli 1114 -992 t491 rno. paynwnt. Only 3457 ' -lctl. 750 down. 379-2803 oftor 8 P.M. daily; Reduced, nico3bdrmhomo. attic. ba.ement·, garage. II% down poymont 1 1.215% exc. loCIItion, option to buy. int_, roto up to 30 YN<O: Owner m'ay carry. CaU 992Col N.L. s - 8o A...:. 2517. Jeri Allie 814-379-2789 oftor 8PM 0.814-477· 2443 Homo tor oolo: 881 · N. 9AM·5PM·. Socand Aw.. Middleport.O1----~---­ hio. E. R. Yoll.992-2574 or Gnen Twp. n- bNutiful 2 9411-2582. . otory hQml, 4or II bdn.. l'h a. 4 raam houeo. both. Jill both. largo kitchen. """"' iliningroom. hNt. lerJIO Iota. Long St .. Utility room. ~~~-- con- llutlond . Coli 814-742 cnto. drive. nice lot, d!V 3188. oohoolo. 4 'h mi. from Gall· polia . . 8arg1in _priced . Foo lalo!Jy ow-: 7 yaor old tl54.900. Will conoidtr mo- homo In Meigs school disbile homo ln . Coli trict within minut• of all 3 448-8038. minel. located on 6 aeNI· 3 bdr. corpetod. 18x31 ingraund swimming pool, •n.ooo. 111.000- bel· anca Oft IMIII COftlfect with 8% kllllwt. 128 Fourth AVa., 0 Rip alia. C8l ..._. 3204. homes.' futni1hed or unfur· nlohod. Coli 982· 74]9 . Houoe for solo : 3 bedroom. ren c h . wi 1h gerege . Coll992·6311 or Hiring now- Oomanl1rltoro. 31 Homes for Sala Work your own houri. No 1-~......~----~ coffectinJ or 's !fueling. No Three l»droom•. central air,· lmrot~tnw. F - 1300 ldt. vinyl · waH peper. cerpot Cal Dtbblo 446· 4513. throughout. lnouletod. now point, ottochld JIOOOJII, ou outdoor grill, awninp. The Malgo Local Diotrict Is currently ~~ many extroo. Col 448-21113 oppliceliono from - - tH 6:00PM. oftor 8 :00PM oppll...,.. tor o J..- Hlgll ... 814-246-6869. 3 YN• old omi lltarrlor type black dog to give ewey. Pnftn good country ~omo with children . Coli 247481111. Parts & SURGERY JY APPOIIITIEIIT Useable ·couch, chair, full ---'---- 448·7148. YANCANCY' Roam end tor aldtlfy poroone. R-blo. 191·8022 0< 8•8-4418. Farm Equipmtnt Ehglloh Tutor 16 veoro old) brick, 3 IN'. ,2 baths. Iorge oomptata kitchen. fini1hed benment. double car oar· ~~ge. _2 acre ~ land, mav oonoldor tndo tor property In town. 304-8711·3030 or 875-3431 . walls. driHod 8o eorWcod. FrH 1111-o. Coil 814-11,2-IIOOior 814-742- LPN wented. pert time. CaH Medium mod dog, moltly Callie to give owoy. FemoiD hoo been -rod-Good clog. Call 843-5388. • :o · ~DS Sell AVON make 46". Calf 448·3368. Cock-a-poo. Call altar 5, Mon .- Fri. 448-8031 . 2 Hamsters. 1 mala, female. Call 448-8832. ----~-~- le - _,.,In 2 pupp;eo. Call 448-3797. Half Gennon Sbepho<d 8o holt Collie, 7 weokl old, lomolo. Col 814-245-5882 or 814-248-1!838. • So!ut1:i~~~~A~1 ~•- •. WHITESEL ROOFING CO.. f 3305 JACISON AYt. GREG ROUSH Bpylng doily gold. oliver Mixed bre8d. 3 yra. old. Also Tra!,'ltmission " EUGENE LONG . PT. .ptiAsMT:OFFIC£ 16 Veon Experience ailver . Write· M . D . spayed, thOts, good with chil~ron . Call448-9490. 2 puppies 1 0 wk. old. part Doberman & part Pit Bull, males . Call 446-2062. C-piMo Gutter Worll CompiMo llep~odaling Roofing of ol Typu Worked In home aroo 20y•n "FrHEotlmotao" IN MIDDLEPORT ;:, PAUL E. ~LEY. D.V.M. OPEN EACH .· THUAIJ; EV:E., 6-8 RoofiRI Work . Aluminum & Vinyl SidiJIIS. 1nd ·Giveaway AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Vinyl & Aluminum r:TOWN='==-=&-=c==-ou::-::NTRY:::: ._::-1. : VETERINARY . ~ CLINIC : . 4 2 mole · kittens. Coil 1114256-1210. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. '" New Homes-Extensive · be sold. For more Information 1-814-9813364. · July 4, Terrier-Boogie mix. Coli 614·379·2808. St . .Rt. 160 North 1 Gallipolis, Ohio 't l; 1111-1 n ROUSH , CONSTRUCTION per ahoot. food and drinka will Puppies to givuway bom U-SAVE ··.: AUTO RENTAL , PH. 614·247- blf;kets, dlehea, Sun ., ·Aug.28, Chooter Btiwhuntar and Archery Club li lorgot 3-0 door tree' lltnd and 28 targets open shoot. Men.woman,junlorandcub cl"' 1181, Registration 11 12:30-4:00 p.m. Entry fH 85.00 both ohooto or '3.00 .GARAGE Rt. 124,Pollllroy Ohio or ,,w~ Rent fo~ Les•;' . Mechanical Work • Tractors - Cars · Truck • Automatic Transmi11ion cheats, Miller. Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 4117119 or ..11 1114-9927760. 1-:-::------.,.-----Wanted old pi•noa. Paying *20.00 and *40.00 each. Firat 'floor only. Write giving dirocliano. Witton Pi-a. Box 181. Sardis. Ohio 43941 . Call 614 -4831108. Roger Hysell ·446-4522-. Yrs. Experience COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. leda. iron, wood. -cupbollrda, chein. atone jara. antlquea, gold Boogie doga . Coli 614-367· 0853 . PH. 992-5682 RENT A Cooh paid for fancy Iron or heavy iron bodo. 1180 and up for certain Meigs Co. atone jars. Old time cupboord. coli 1 - 304-882271l . pherd, an ahota. 7 mo. ', , "OqZER --BACKHOE CliP THIS NOTICE FOR FURTHER RE;EI~HCE 448-9284 aftor 1-::-:---:-:-': --:---:-- 6-9PM weeday 1, aU day Sat. & Sun . Call446-1822. prefer county home. 814-387-0401 . . ' PH ..9.92· 7201 PIANO TUNING & REPAIR --;~;;cr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:c:;u Honda70porto L---· ----.,.-~7~-2~6-~ l . ~mo~.~ White female German She- I· ,- ' CONCRETE' WoRK , ;cuhoM,'auiLT HOMES ' •wATER, GAS i. OIL LINES DITCH WITCH Individual. Prices ••so ~ •760. Call for det1il1 Or vi.. t us at 2310 J8ttern AVe. )Nontod: Junk outoo ony condition. Cal 814·388· 11303. IIIIo AR-r, Coil 91S-4382 CON'fRACTI N.G 3-5-tlc $WEEPER ond •-lng mochine repair, porto. end aupp)ieo . Pick I up and delivery. Dovlo Vacuum Cleaner. one half milo up Goorgu Crook Rd. Call 814 -448-0294. Wonted to buy uNCI cool'& wood hNterw. Swoln Fumlt.ura. 448· 31 811, 3rcl. • 0 live St .. Galli~. Oh. APPLIANCE .· J&F PH. 742-232&. Announcaments Songfeat: SilverRunBaptlat ...,cy. Top-'--. Ed. lurCh urc h · Aug. 2 5 · 730 p.m.. kett Barber Shop. ,.._ 2nd. Avo. Singero will be the: Goopel r----:s;;:-;;;&-;-;:w-=rv~_, lnopirotlono. Middleport. Oh. 814-111123478. AND McDaniel Butchering open ~~~;;;;;;;;[::ij&;:;:e:;;: every day, No wortc on 1: Fowl. Call Sundays. 304-882-3224. l-21 · tf~ ,.. Bonded & Insured 7/ 19/ l :. !=hevy Truck .... ·. FENOEII .... .. ....... f76 .95 .OOORS ............ '149.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 .UMPEI$ .... .. .... S69 .95 . GRI~L... .............. S42.50 . R. SUPPORT ....... •84.95 TAll GATE ......... •85 .00 FORO.F~DER .... '69.'f5 BUMPER .. .......... '69.95 A,loo Somo Car ~en~ars Available TRQMM EXCAVA,TI N-G A11 nIIUIICt:illt: nls coina, ringa, jewelry,lterting ware. old coins. large cur- WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS was I "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Wanted To . Buy We pay a.ah for late model clean used ca.... Jim Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. 1111 Gone Johnson 448· 31172 BoHoona for Get Well, Annlverooryo, Slrthdoyo, partlu. LARGE or SMALL JOBS Singing Gorrillo. CoH BalPH. 992-2478 loon•• Co. 448-4313. _ _ _ _7.:_/~30:;../;.l: _mo::_·:::"d::J . 1-1~:--:-::-----1. • Loretto's Guno-wanowhove olaloctionoflaloctfireJIUnl from 22 caliber to 44 CIIiber. These fun guna are tran1ftroblo to mo11 any '1 . L. "Bud" McGHEE . Broker-Auction Service Ch'eryl Ltnilty, · I tip. ·county Associtte Dr. C•rol Osborne RABIES 1 3.00 OtiMr 1-ulltions Available' ·0op mnt be 1-hod. Cots WU 9 992· 6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ~MbN::STfiS Reai ·Estate Ge11eral · Business Serv·ices Two companies sign ·: no strike agreements began. - R 4·5-l!c P&S BUILDINGS tor WAT£ -Sf &14-992·2181 llli&l Co. Hu-.e Society & lilies Co. ltell1tl Dfpt. ACCENT •. -TR£11CH£R On This Big . TRUCKLOAD $ALE While Tbiv i...t .,- Thirty-six people were fined and costs; Karen Stanley, Paneroy. 11 others forlelted bonds In the speed, S26 and costs; Julie Kitchen, Middleport. failure to control, $:Jl Meigs County Court of Judge SCOTT'S Middleport,.faDed to display a valid and costs; Fredrick Heldreth, GAS LINES Patrick O'Brien Wednesday. reglstrallon, $10 and costs; Kenneth Pomeroy, improperly mounted tall PIANO TUNING Fined were Danny Russell, PomeWATER LINES Browning, Reedsville, assured lights, 'costs only; Michael Litman, Reasonable roy, failure to control, $ll and costs; clear distance, $10 and costs; Lela WUkesvllle, speed, $22 and costs; Quallly Workmanohip SEWAGE LINES . Margaret E step, MUton ,. W.Va. , Hall, Pomeroy, speed, $25 and Ronald White, Gauipcills, speEd, $10 ·Dehumidifiers, Parts FREE ESTIMATES . speed, $23 and costs; Rick Thacker, costs; Na!han Boittrlght, Long and costs--no driver's ·license; $75 ·"··~ l" ill.l( \J,.JJ(;c. ""·' "" '": 1:1amden, slop sign, $10 and costs; . 1;11ll l <r Cmmli• ··• H l·•·r I:! 1 r • Bottom, DWI, $2iO and costs, 3 days and costs, 3 days In Jail--suspended It 773-5839 or · Charles Crow, Hamden, failed to . In jall, license suspended 60 days; obtain valid driver's license In 30 PH. 614-992-3718 present cab card with P.U.C.O. 773-5788 Allan Stunns, Columbus, speed,~ days; Steven James, Ewlngton, no MIDDUPORT, OHIO : · 8/ 13/ 1 mo. stamp, $25'and·costs; Robert Davis, · and costs; Jerry Runyan, Middle- mumer, $5andcoSJs; SusanBaker, Pomeroy, operating with plates of port, , oo stop lights, $5 and costs; Middleport, assu,red clear distance, tonner owner , $10 and costs; Rufus Jewell, Middleport, extended $30 and costs; Dennis Tillis, ·Margaret But1ord, Elyria, speed, load, $5 and costs; Michelle Mullins, Rutland, no cycle endorsement, $75 ~ and cosls; Margaret Greenlee, and costs, 3 days In jail--suspended, Cle\leland, speed, $22 •and costs; ALL STEEL & Point Pleasant , speed, $25 and FENa & SUPPLY Walter Arnold, Langsville, !ailed to One year probation; Daniel Taylor, POLE BUILDINGS :costs; Charles Roney, Parkers- ' display a valid registration plates, Pomeroy, disorder ly conduct, $15 220 I. Mwln, Pemoroy Sizes Start From 12'd6' ,burg, speed, $21 and costs; Perry · $10 111111 costs; MeUm Mlller, ·and costs; Charles Canter, SyraPH. 992-6931 UTILITY BUILDINGS Robinson, Whipple , no lall Ughls or Wllllams(ln, W.Va .. speed, $21 and cuse, disorderly conduct, $15 and $1op lights on traDer , $5and costs. Sizes from 6'it6' Up costs; Clinton Dlnil\IS, Langsville, costs; Don Johnson, Long Bottom. to 24'x36' left of center, $10 and costs; Nancy disorderly conduct, $100 and costs-· Wayne Adams, Rut)and, reckless Insulated Ooaliouses operation, $100 and .costs; John Neal, Mason, W.Va. , $26andcosts; suspended, $85 of flne six months WUes, Pomeroy, speed, PI and Michael Kennedy, Pomeroy, speed, probation; Danny s.!yers, Reedsville, operating vehicle with license Racine. Oh. "F'" Estillllta" · suspended, $75 and costs;·one year Ph. 614·843-5191 lnstlllltion AVIIIIblt probation and disorderly conduct, 10-&-ltr 1/ $15andcoats. I'--------' Forlel~ .bonds were L!lrry Conley, Gallipolis, speed, $43; Rlchard Johnson, Galllpolls, faUU!'e' . A to dim headlights, US: Billy HW Sr., CLI=ISSIFIED CHARI.ESroN, W.Va. (AP) :_ A UMW on a national coal contract. Racine, speed, $50; Carlons Scott, Wednesday's agreemenl major Independent coal company Newpk, spee4, $41: Tracy Week· Identical to one the UMW signed the ley, Ripley,', W.Va., speed, $40; with mines In Illinois and Alabama .haS signed a no-strike agreement prevlousdaywithLeckleSmokeless David Talbott, Porllahd, no ex- ' with the United Mine Workers, . Coal Co. of West VIrginia, Agree- haust , $45; Ndrmal\ Caldwell. INTERESTED IN A •TROPHIES menl.!l were signed twO weeks ago Newark, fallul'e to dim light pledging to follow any new national NEW VEHICLE •PLAQUES We'd lila lo 1ntrodoco you lo with three Alabama cunpanles: headlights, US; Robert Esterle. coal contract. •AWARDS £-A-Cor, the Molltrn ••r Under the agreement, .t wo subsiDnunmond Corp.• Alaban)a Bypro- Salem, speed, $50; Randall Richto drlot tile vthlclt ol your r ( :rnllvllr IM Our diaries of Arch Mineral Corp. dUcts and Jim Walter Resources mond, Athens, ~. $!12; Michael cllolco. • Sp.rlahy Ihc., Jurczak said. . ArchofllUnolsandArcho!Aiabama llo Dawn Pltllltnt Mitchell, Gallipolis, speed, $40; Tina MIDDLEPORT L - IOttthly Payment - pledged to sign the contract . The campaign to get Independent Owens, Middleport, fishing wlthoul BlACKSTON negotla ted by the union and the companies to agree to the BCOA ·a license, $45. PLASTIC-ARTS Bituminous Coal Operators Assod· Bob 6 JNn Gilmore contract has beEn lnt~ as w TRU I L ASING ·a lion, said Joe Jurczak, a spokes- negotiations go Into the final month 50 Rlvervltw Dr. I , 26 man for the UMW' s International before the contract expires. Middleport. Oh. Ponti!Oy,'O . 45769 (Continued from page 1) For Faster Servia offices In Washington. Before ~allons got under '1¥'2·· 6128 Clll 61'4-992-6737 At the same time, the union and way, manyofthesmallerlndependand a member of 1\rch agreed to el!f.end the ClllTI!IIt ent canpanles withdrew from the Soulhem'sV.l.FI. Club. ' eontraci for up to a year if no BCOA, which Is dominated by the HW Is a member of the Racine ·a greement Is reached with the United Methodist Church and WE AlE YOUA SALES largest producers. Under the organAIID SEIVICE was a member of. t))e "Hardly Ization's by-laws, the Jndustry's : ~A by the Sept. :Jl deadline. . HEADQUAitTERS FOR -"It says we agree not to call a neaotJatlng teem Is made up of Able Col)llructlon Co.", volun•ZlNITN strike and they agree oot to lock us representatives of the nation's two ~- tram the church who , d'fi.VAIJA . NEW--REPAIR cQnstnicted. the new ·lblclne · out." Jurczak said. · largest coal producers - CollsolldadPf£0 QUEEN LAUNDRY Gutter• 1'111$011 IEFIIGUATOI · church. 1ft1s e put preskleftt of . Thii agreement was announced· tlon Coal Co. and Peabody Coal Co. DOWRipoutl W~ Hovo A PuH Tlmo the Pomaoy- Middleport Lions Wednesday In DtiQuoln. Dl., by - and U.S. Steel Corp. Outtera Cle1ned Shep 1ochnldon Club and ldJt bobliy Ia prdenlng. In citing reasons withdrawing Leroy Baur, president of UMW on Duty Plln11RJ Mrs. Hill 1a the tormer Etta the Dlstt1ct 12, the l!nlon's political before negottatlbns Storm DQ9rt Mile Shields, locai, and the SJ'1I8)ler operators" cmtplalned that -subdivision based In Springfield, Dl. couple has three 110111, Pllllllp of • Wlndowt It came on the same day B(l)A they · couldn't afford the kind of & Athens; Pat of PIJina oy, and 949-2911-949-2263 ot!lclals said they had broken orr ag~eemmt that would be negotiated · CHESTER-915-3307 . 8-ID·I mo. Jay of Racine. - · lalks In Washington, p.c., with the _by sucb blgcorpora~ons. . New~ -'-LD-BOYS !' ' CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all who shared in our sorrow at the time of the sudden death of our ·Wife, Mother, and Grandmother. Thanks to the friends and neighbors for the cards, flowers and food received. Also The Re9. O'Dell Manley for his consoHn1 words. Your kindness will always be remem· berect. The Family of Mildrect Terrell V. C. YOUNG -Ill 3 Public Sale & Auction For your next Hie call Emma BaM, luctlonear. licanted and bonded Wan Virginia and Ohio, 4288177. · ( Free Estimatea)- . , Pu. LLINS EXCAVATING· .-DOlUS ' · 8~ 011umtble loon, 3 br, 3 yaoro old, low IIO'o. 304871-8713 oftor 4 . w..., Sentinel- Page . 13 Homes for Sale Will do bobylltling .In my homflaclrtod In RID Grenda. Ref. oveHoblo. Anytime, Coli --~~---- ,13147 . · W O<k Call 742-llSS · Or 992-5875 11i.;.,..p~fu;"S.;i;--:-· l -=c:-:=-"-=--:--,:8. 54 Misc. Merchenci!Q ' 8 - Addons l nd re modeling - R6otinQ •nd gutttr work - Concrete .worll · - PlUmbing end eleci:rlcl l Residential &Commercial 31 LAFF.•A·DIW 814-24~· 8228 . CARPENTER SERVICE . For all your wirinc nttds; ,furnaces repair service and installation. Wanted to Do The HouM is -tplft .ntry, a.r- petod, 2-3 bodroomo. 1 both, .-..:ontly Jnoulotod. vinyl oldlftll. Lived In , vory Httlo. ,.,_ lo Rll. CoH 114·191·8613 or 619· 1251 . IY- o - - Rench 11yie permo olanl. 3 bedrooms. full biMmellt. recreation roam. Attochod 11100111· 2 lots, Ma~~m~n Clrdo, Point Ploooont. By appointment only. 304-11711-111111. · 1983 Schultz liniited Edition. 14x70. with 1 h7 E•~ndo, 3 bedrooms, 1'11 betha, alleiK.centralairand clothng. 1.:.-,-...:...;.,..---,.-.fridOy 8o S•turdoyAug. 24• 148 layne St. N.W Hoven . Park Eootern Ave . .Home Interior. glollwtro, porch ----~----'- 215. 9-4. John10n's Treller swing. furniture. 3-bicycles, clothes, Moytog Woohtr. New item• deily. Thurs. ,& Fri . 9-1. 4-family bllck to achooi .. Je, 212 Midway. Fri. 8o Sot. 9-5 . New Haven. · Saturday 9:00-8 :00. chest - - - - : - : - - - -of drawers with mirror. Aug. 24 & 26th, old furnismall ttanity. lampe, Neigh- ture. stereoelrcond., motorborhood Ad across from cycle, comPound bow. mi~ . Memory Gordano. 180 N. Pork· Dr. Pl. Pl. · Friday Only. 861 Jackoon 2822 Jefferson Avo. Wed . Pike, drnser. chert of drew· Thur. Fri . & Sat. 9-4. Oleaen, buffet. golf clubs, child- wara, chldrens clothes. ap. ;Otce~~=·~x~tr;•,\~~i~~a:" lt~ren~•=•ova~-~ml~o~c.~it~o~mo~.~t~plla~n~c"~·f~u~m~.~~·~::: built in fil 1594 or ---~----'--:--: 14x86. 2 bedroom. front : : ,, M~; ~;7.· 814-448-0176. Houses for Rent 4 2 Homes ~= I -S-m_o_ll_fu-r-ni~o-ho-d~h~o-u-.-• . 1-~--f_o_r_R_e_n_t_ __ .Two bedroom mobile home for ute on Evanldale Campus In MorJIOntown. For more intormotlon call 3048711-8079 oftor 6:00. Amerigo large truck camper. alotpo 8. fully equipped, good condition . $1900 . 304-876- 1690. 33 41 Ferms for Sale 40 A form. 7 room houoe· bom. tobacco boH. pond; puture. tor irlformo· tian All 448-2371 . F.or oppl. 1114·837- 1081 . 20 ec,..lrol~ng Iandi born. city wotor. 3 br home. 2 botho, jult off Rt. 2, 8 ml .from town. 304-676· 3030-or 875-3431 . 36 Lots & Acreage ldulto only , Coll448-0338 . lArge modern home, 3'h: acres. barn, 4 miles from Gollipolil. 1425 mo. pluo dtpaolt. CoH Rolph Borcuo 814-246-9175 ofteriiPM . 1977 Buddy . 3 bedroom. 12x84. tottl electric . waiher • dryer, range & refrigerator, "lnyl uncter8t lclnlng, axe. aon. Cen rant on prov•telot or more. R~­ ringo Rd. Coil 814·8924 Rooms • bath. located 68 8970. Mill Crttll. t126 mo. t16 ' depoolt . .4411-3870 or 446- 2 bedroom trailer, kitchen fumished, aoupte, 1 amen 1340. child 1ccepted, referencei. Notrly . - 2 bdr. houoe. 304· 675-10711 . 1111 mo. $100 dep., no Pill . 1-:-:M:--o~bl::-le--:-h~om_o_for:--,.-n-t~ .3 Call 446·3817 . l - - - -- - - -bodroomunfumiohod. t200 North Meigs County Route m001th. 'Coli 304-876-1371 33 _ Smon form a. houoe. 3 or 875-3812. , bedroorfta• appliencu with tree JIH 8o wollf WaH. t260 ! 2 ~':::'.:':,t.:""~~ .';:' mo_ monthly. 1 8 ocrn of land • rent noctleblo. Coli 1 -814- ,__41_6_4_·-------.:;~ · 263-2323. 1 --------2 houMI for rent and bar for 44 Apenment ..le or lee.a with option to for Rent buy. 304-773-5116 . . 4 7 15 2 bedroom houoa. 2314 Mt. Vernon Avo. t226 . month . Adulto, 1 child. ref. 8o dtp . Call Mro. Buxton, 304-8752861 . - - -- - - - - Houoe .2 or 3 br. aloctrlc hoot: Lincoln Avo. 304-117555411. I · JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !EqOol lot for ule In Mercerville. 3 Housing Opportunity) h11 trailer hookups. electric. ruone af1d two badrodm1. ,_t 4 bdr. ranch with over 2.000 r•l ·w ater, septic tank, oq.fl. t47,100. Vory oonVIIotorting t1 1183 tor qno 18,000 . Coli ' 814 -268 bedroom and 8198 por niontlv -ted 'h block tci 3 bodrooma, 3 YN" old, l'h 81118 , month for two bedroom city ec:hools. 3'Ya ac,... nPrnabla 1oatt after 5. with •~oo dapoo~ locotooi luyon pratoction plen. Coli 304-178-8713. ' BuMding lot Neighborhood -....n JIINitaro. 448·1-----~---- Rd. 116x160. $8,000. Coil 21lory3bodroomhouoeon near Foodland lnd Spring 3843. For . . or rant, houoa n..r 448-3844 oftor 7PM . Mt. Vernon Ave. UOO. Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 448- 274~ or 1eove Jlt, Ploooont: 304-8811· I----'----:-~ month. 304-876· 6645. me11age. · ' htiDootiou. 1480 oq.ft.. 31118. " R-ricted y, acre building lorgo~...om.3bdr. , 1 YI 1 - - - - -- - - - loto with altctrlc 8o ,.,.., Newly romodalod 2 bdr., bathl. ICOI'ege buli:lnp, 2-.rory finiahed ba•ment, 3 hookupa localad in privata 42 Mobile Homes equipped kitchen. - 1 Clrwn lahaal Dlotrlct. • · br. family room. fl...,._, oubdlvioion two mlleo froln for Rant oir. 1200. 821 Y. Soc:on'd sumo l'l'r'li m.,_o with dlnlngroam, 2'hbotho,lorgo Holzer Medical Canter. Fi44 Gollipolla. Coli 441poymont~ Cah 8- ldtchen. 304-182-201111. nancing oiloiloble. Coli • - 2 bdr. mobile home. Call Ave.. 2168 . 1213. 8PM, 448-1380 . 1y o-. 3 br, 1'h both. Jr~ I-:-----:--:::---:· _•_•e_-_o3_s_o_.- -- ' - - - : - - - - - - - 3 bad oom holM. 3 YI·ecrea. , , NCNation room in baM- 10.8 ocroo on Bul•vllle road 2 bdr. apt. newlydecoreted. mont. 24 24 2 bdr. mobile home. Coil tiO to $146 permo. utiltloo 2HMC. - CoM - 40-21117. 2 mi. from C-~...:.:sh:...rou:v in Golllpollo Township . 448· 03110. ' port. peid. Colll76-.li104ar 2 1•0. 00 · G•ll 814 "448 " appointment . 304-11711- 4• 57 876-6388. 0 Furriiahad air cond .. ideal for Owner muot ool1 NOWI A 4 .,.,.. ~1 or 2 m.n . No city tuea. Nicely furniahad moiHt. rNI IAIIGAINI Homo cioN 2 appr. acres wooded, 1t1 Fostera Trailer Park. Call home in city, CA. 1 or 2 to UiDall. Mld.epOrt. C.U Juat Completed 3 br wtth mHa from Tycoon Uke. city 114-112·1841 . adutta only. no peta_ c.. - - Iorge : pri- ~ _, __,.IC. 448· 1102. , N ... wa,-,"""" 446-0338. - · 3 ' mlnuteo to town. Cal814· 245-8491 . 2 bdr. extras nice acro11 2 otory. 8 ""· 2.2 - · dty Y, . teN U3,000. '· 18110 fori1 · ---~--~- from Ponderoaat ideal for Furnished tlficltincy e1411 - t, on Rt. 141 . 304 - ·8711 working couple. nicely fur. utlltleo paid, lingle, ..,.,. AIIUIItlll'l. Ce114AI-1147. IPP c*ttiiteftt. nlohod. odulto. no pets. .... both, 807 2nd. Avo., Golf8o dop . Coli 448· 2491 or polio. Coil 441-44111 llftw 448-8262. 9PM. • 1----- -- - - 2 BR mob:ile home. fu r· nlohod. On Rt.864, '4 milo off lit. 180. t178 pluo dapoolt. Coli 814-3889661 . a Fumil)led apt., 2 roamt beth, clean. no pete, edulta only Oepoah • Nfww• required . Coli 814 •448· 1619. 613 Third Avo., 2 r - • both, t136 nio. irlclutloo water. oduho only. Col 448-4222 9· 6, or 44e. 21 1 4 eltor 6 . I �• • P&fl18- 14-The 44 Sentinel 55 Building Supplies 59 Now custom aawlng. 304-882-3418. Uptteirs furnished ap1.. 4 rooms • bath. 1 or 2 1dults, no pets. Coli 448-0444 before &PM . ' utilitiet 8/23/84 EVENING ' 1973 Wlnnob~go, 24« .• ·, motor home, 1ir. aener1tor, · loaded. *1 0.600. Call 4487019. 1' 1 ~[;'qll11' ,, i•; li'JI':,I ''' 3 rma & bath, stove, refriger- all 1( 8:00 • I; all :lll~li- cQIIIea. English niel puppioo. Cell 8 8790. . Furished g1r1ge apt., 4 rooms 9 bath, adulta only. Coli 448-9279. eftor 4PM. Dragonwynd Callery Kon· nela. AKC Chow pupploo. Siam... kltt•ns. new Iitten CFA Hlma I•van •n d P el'lIen ldHena. after 6. Cllll14-446-3844 furnished Up1taira .• 4 rooma 8o bath, 1 or 2lpt odulto, no pelS . Call 448-0444 beforo 6pm. Riverside Apta. Middleport. Special ralea for Senior . Cilizons. • 130. Equal Houaing Opporlunilies , 814· 992 -7721 . Gravely tractor. 40 inch mo- wilh aulky, good cond. $1 ,000. Call otter II p.m. 304-8711-11393. I :~~=:i:i;;;i~;r::;:=: 51 Household Gooas Misc. Merch•ndisa · w!lh good breeding. l '~wto b01h doge. Como on~ go T d TSS 10ifcl' ~-hunllng Call· •14 1111 roo alon lm,;,., v • w·adjuaubleae81.Call81•- 141&. · '• 379 -2797. Baby rabbila pedigreed Rox Girl' a ahO!I okolea. al1o 4 . 2 *3.00 aach , oleo 3 mo. old pra. UMdlhoo bootl, alzea1 white Re• dOOI n.oo. Call ncl 3 Girt' d . ._ _ . Ic • • reun, 11ze 7 . 81 • 246 11467 all448·0196 altar 4 p.m. Klng ...10 wotor bed. book :1·~~fs~tz'~J~ ••le. Coli COH hood -rd. full wave 8 :30 ' :A~<~D THE aJ& TOU6H IU'f WA& THI lllll611tfl' COWMI> OP A~~ ." 1D WMel of Fortune · • ()) 'WMel of ,Fartune Politlca (]) EaPN•e 8pudwellk Cll AI In tho Family ~ ~~-:::~oud Cll Dr. Who a:oo • m·ID Glmm• • 11raa1t ' et.at · · · Cll MOVIE! 'King Kong' (I) Clrcuo (I) NFL'a GruiMt MomentaNFL'aGreatoot~ mome prolllnta highllghta of lh$ 1983 AFC Playoffa foe. - luring the Miami Dolphino vs. the s..ttle Soohawko. Cll MOVIE: 'One Ev*l · Jooclta' ()) • Ill 20/20 D ()) (JI Magnum P.I •.A daring robbery ot !he King Ko~ Club eouiea mess confusion when three eyawltnooeetl hove dlfforonl versions of what hapjlenod. IRI (60 min.l (J) L P. . Show w/VIctor ;,:.... Paa•ilwa • MOVIE: 'Son,.lhlllg llg' 8:30 • ClliD F-.yllaa Mollory io horrified when a cloao !emily friend mokoa 1 peas •• her. 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COver tbe defend· ' · a banda ond lmag!De that you are cleclarer In als no-trump with tbe lead ., tbe epade 10. YOII play dtunll)y't ja~ But COY· with tbe queen, and you win your play a low diamond to' tbe 10. Wbeo that wlao, you return to your. band with a beart and · play anofber low diamond Tbe ilq comes up and you will tbe ace. Note lbat you did tbe rl&bt lhiD& In leadJDc low +Qn •Jt72 •au tK7 teen +IOtU ; +Qs SOOTH ••uu .AKS tQU +AU ·' Vulnerable: Neltber Dealer: South ace. Now you Waal N- Baal P111 CNT Puo PaaPwPuo _,. Silllll . INT INT '- • Openinllead: +to dlamondl. If the diamonds are not J.. · 3, then aar Ume the ldnc ll 'played on · your diamond quoto, you will be able to tate oely three trkb In lUI lUll. Now you are cloae "' matiDC your contract wltb two apadel, three llearls, four dlaiJM!IIdl, 8Dd two clat. contrag., you ahould play kin& Of for 11 biclla. U you can mate ilne clut., a clab to the ace, 8Dd thea lead more wltb tbe dub jack, you trill up to tbe jack. Thl.l play pardi uve your elam. But tate a lalllac qaiDst Eut'• lloldiJII . the q • arade if you play ace of clut. and a doubleton. Unli!IJ! Eut started w1t11 elab to tbe jacll:. JDstead, slnc!e' you four clut. to tbe queen, you will make need oaly three club ~ for your tbe alam. · '-----------1 a,lt'·~·-' br THOMAS JOSEPH ACROIIII 1 Package 5 Fierce OOWI'I llndooesian · islancl encounter 10 Encourage 11 Quiescent lJ Pqlu1ar old song 15 Anger 11 "-live and breathe" , 17 Tyke 18 Tracked !!own II Never (Ger.) Zl Half a score zz Mlilua flight ..... s Crowbar 4 French ' season 5 Singled out • • SeiiSB· tional 7 NiMy 8 Capt. 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Oswald Jacoby and · James Jacoby . •OneDeyetanOM · 1---------- ~;;:;:;:==' • ' (JI WMel of Flll'turll Ex·l~i=~~~~~==~ a. a .. ,.._ (I) Tic Tac Doutlh Cll NatNeaa •wily 7:30 • room .. ! Bulloioea , Nlahtly Tonltlht dryers, ' Ellteotalo•-•t Thla .... * ' llriclltt NMnhow . ' • (Jt Entertooirlmtnt 7 :;;::;:=::;:;:;::;;::·...,, ,. . · .. Wook 75 2 1--------- I Allport . fltNowo ' IBI Ma!>Neii/Lahror i J.A.A.Conatruction lloii¥Eiutllc (I) fiM ,. I (I) ..... Come ... ()) bedroom One J I .( ) I ~nswer. r x :r 111 JrHE cI I x 1 ()) ...fllodandliln r Very TO PO • . RlllwnM ()) l ••z. I!)(F'e.Ci A'POOI..- . · Pl-AYIN6 THIE:F (I) 1D N8C Nawe (l)lpc taCanter lorior, plul!lbing. roofing, 0 . , aoma remodeling. 2 yra. , exp. Coli 814-388-98112 . H wa S Ho~o lmprovem_onto ' .,. vinyl aiding, roofing. room "" addhlon alorm wlndowo · • •· •tone. Coli 814 -387-0409 or 614-387-7;!44 . I 1 WHAT YOUM16HT IIWTNII: ·1())11::::: & .•.., ITERV01 ()) ....... 8portaLook ()) Cera! tk.matt I HoiO!ian hoifort, 18 mo. old. 1975 1878 Seoul 4.WD. aulo, Call814-387-7238. Ford Gronade. robulll LAYNE 'S FUR. NITURE engine, good body. , .runs tlh Pl. P8. haAC, 1 1AM-FM cooa.. k Sofa. ch1lr, rocker, ottoPaini mare, lUI inchel It good, dtpendlb... v 110· w e . uggage rec • •--~1. Call 814-992·11288 after 8 ounroof. Col 446-9340 or Newly remodeled 2 bed· m.n. 31.bl••• (.xtr. ·-·• oldo, bred beck. Blecll Appy 304"875 "8898 · room, equipped kitchen , 8886 · Sofa. choir and lovelire. e4110 or belt offer. Call p.m. $226. Depoail required . Call ..... *275 · Sofaoandcheira 814-742-2110. 1970 Ford Golexv & a1978 814 -992 -6319 or 992 · priced from 12811. lo *8911. Kowa--•1 KZ 200 · 8 oth 1987 J Mp, · 4 cYI· F•hoed · c & s Painling. Now-Sopl, 2816 . Tobias. t&OendUplo*1211. Hldo-o-beda,U90. and up Piga for aalo, Aohlon, w . V. ~d condhlon. Call 814· hard lop. ~- lirea and *26 off., Sign-up limo of 1 ~:': ~g~ ~~8· 2743 or 2-2445 after 5 p.m. perta. 304-876-11885 eftor eolimoiO-addlllonal Ulloff. , Newly redocorolad. 1 ·bed- to *650.. aofa beda *1411. 11:30 pm . Froo eot!matea. Call 448· , Rocllnara, *28&. to •37&., room. partially furnished, '77 MoniO Carlo. now mo· 1-:-:-:-:-----~:----:--:- 1097. S226. Deposit required. Cell Lampo from $28. lo *125. 814-992 -6319 or 992 · pc. dlnolln from • 109 .. 10 mallrou. everything in· Siamese 9 mo. noU1-d. Cowa wilh colvea. bred tor. exc inlorfor, good tiroo. 1983JoopScromblor, 8cyl. ----:---:::-:-::--:-::::-:-:4311, 7 pc. , 189 end up. eluded UOO. Coli 388· doCiawod, lo good homo. holfora. Now ldN No. 323 *2. 200.00 firm . 304-8711- outomalic./'' many extra• GENE'S DEEP STEAM _2815. . . - -·- - $6_0 . Coii'••8·8Q42. oom pidcor . Phone 304- 3383, cell after 11:00. t7810: 30 -273-8161 . CAR PET CLEAN.· Wood !able with alx chelrw•._.9-7B_s_ift.....;.e•_4.;p:.m_ I 895-3319. Village Manor Apts., Mid· $286 IO $746. Doole •1 10 C C ft. O1 k 3 ld fill h I 1 ICO!Chguerd-wolor oxtroc·. ounlry ra • pro· yr. 0 y, c 81 nut co or. I~:;:::;;:::;:::;;::::;:::== 19711 CO<YOtle. low mlloa, 19711 Ford cualom von. new ti d do FREE ooti dleporl . (E .H. O.) hu 1 up lo *226. Hulchea, *11110. duCII, d..... of •olld Qlk genllo bU1 nol b;okon. c ... AC. PS. P8. eloc wl. ndowa.. Coploin ...... new interior· on, 00 r1I 8 r1 ' •. ' bedrm apts. for rent . the rent Bunk bed compiele with roproclucllon furniture. Con- 111•·258-8779 altar 6PM . S. Grain moleo. Reuonablo raloa: • AM-FM co-10, T top. table 8o roer couch. now elt'l.. Gone Smilh, 992· 8309. starts at $201 a month that motlro-. *276. lnd up to Tuppera Plelna, Ohio. mull sell. 304-876·21183 peint w. roof rocK ladder 8o i"ncludel all utilities, ptus a t386. Baby beda, *110. klo'o. Alao open SundeAKC R-. Chihuahua. Coli It a PM 1 8 · · 00 $200 aecurity depotit it Matlrooaoa 11• box opringa,l-:----·- --··-·--- 814 . 38a~BII3,2. • or v · ;. ~ ~J~': ~ aiul:.'~lio•gl RON 'S Televlaion Service. : required . We just laid new or·IWin, •sa .. firm, *88. 4 ch.. n aawo for 11110: All like ~~:'h. qu:~'!t • .':"Yti~W•~: 1977 Plymouth Volaro. blue!:~~~~~~~~= Speciolizing in Zanilh and, , carpet in them & they're full ond t7B. Queen 1011• e19l. now e100. eoch. Call814- Miniolure Schnouur, 8 814-949-22B7. Molorola, Qu~ur, and.~ located near 1 doctor's 4 dr. chiote, II dr. 742-3010 ovoo. -ke old for aoio. Small otatlon-gon. air condition, houaa coila, Call 304-1178-·. AM-FM radio, 4 door, 304· 2398 814 448 2454 · , office &t shopping areas. Call choota, *64. lied frameo, 1 120.0ndt2&.,10gun-Gun brood . mola only . Good mixed hay In bern. 1178-298tor 1178-2372. 74 Motorcycl" l~--or------·--·--:--·.· . 814-992-7787. coblnela, UIIO. Ou or 14 Caliber Hewkon Mu11le t126.00. Cali 992·5611 •1 .110 bole. 304-875-4IIOO 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ L - r with fulllenglh broaa efter 4 :00p.m. or 30•·BB2· 3329. felly Tree Trimming, llumi> < 1983 Hondo Goldwing In· 1 New 1 apts. In electric ron- $37 &. Beby ..,_. N- wllh powder. -::::-:----:-:------1 rooaed 1 removal . Cell 304-676-,. Middleport. Fumiohod or mattroaaea, t25 8o Ull. bod bello, & pouchoa. *2110. Call Mlnleturo Doberman puppy...._, tufty d • n· 1981 Honda 750 cuatom. 1331. '' ' unfurniohod.Coll 1114-992· fromaa 120• t2 6 • & no. 814-742· 3010.Evin. .Male 16 wka. old. Slack 8o ducloo am-fm ca~e. ltl· illcenow. gorogekapl, 2 ,600 1 - - - - - - ----- ·· 5304. kingframe*SO . Goodnlec:-1._.- - - - - - . , . - - - noot . Coll614-992-5747. roo, 3 lighl berw, pluo meny mi. Call 814·387·0394. GET your carpet . SHIP .: . .e xtro chromo accoouorleo 1-:-:-:--------SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ," tilln of bedroom aulloa. 1977 C 1 · an conll. King •111100, 3,04-773-6944. ' ,In Middleport· on N. 41h rockoro. metal cabinato, badc!>oe. ieae ~hon 1100 AKC German Shepherd pupSTEAMER. Wo1or removal, '· h db d1 • 38 Ave.. 2 room apt. No H oar up to hri., excellent condition. pies. 7 weelca old. Shots and furniture cleening. ffee uti· • 86 7 0 Chov!He Melibu, vinyl children. call 1-304-882· C• 11 evoni ngo aIt or 5:00. wormed . $100 . 304•&76 · 71 Autos for .S•Ie maloo. 304-67&· 2296. top. · .••••••••.••••.•. 1 . 0 , bucket nate, e 25118. U1ed Fu,rniture -- dryer1, 1nd Ceii814-119B-6189. Super bei'IJ!IIn t1Q50. 304· 1- : - - - - - - - - • 4683-. 6711-80113. · · · 1 BASEMENT WATc R · TV'o. 3 miloo ou1 Bulavlllo M1tching couch. love INt. :1'bedr0om lOwer apartment: 1980 XR 80 din biko. good PROOFING. Uncondillonel , Rd. Open 9om to 8pm, Mon. choir, and 3 tobleo. Good AKC rogialerod Yorkahlro TOP CASH pold for leiO Total electric. Located Terrier for ltud HfVice. model - used cara. Smith ' cond. Call 11•~ 2~6-9687 lifetime guarantee. local •; thru Fri .. 81m to 6pm. Sat. acro11 ·Pomeroy Fire Dept. ahape., t:iOO.OO. Exorcise 304-876· 8751 . Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eoll• 1988 ChaVJ Malibu, 2 ·dr any1ime. reference• fumiahad . Free :. Call 992·6216 or 992· 814-446·0322 bllco. *411.00. Coli 949· Avo.. G• II'opo I'IS . C • II 307 engine. exc. cond. 1•- - - - - - - - - - - ••• -1m • 10•. C0 II coIIoct 1 - " ~ ' ern . , 8911. 304-8711-24911. 7314. 3039. . • 23conaolecolorldRCATV. , .81•·448-2282. • · 1978 Vameho YZ 400 dirt 814-237-0488. 9 a.m. to 6 :· GOOD USED APPLIANCES 3pc. bodroomouilo.20.000 ' -:-:·- : - - - - : - - - - -bike, 1978 Honde C8 380 p.m. Rogero Boaomenl ·: refria-raWashar1. Aptl for rent in Middl~port . Y•h•m• Acouatlc .guitaF BTU air condilionor: 304- 83 Sapporo, toke over pey· 83 Ford USII. 0 ' bell oHII'. III'Mt bike, 1973 Yamehe I'ValerproOfing. toro, · ro~goa . Skeggo Ap304- 87 ll· ll019 · Pomeroy, & New Haven. W. menlo, mull aon. oxc. cond. DT 210 otroot & lraH blito. plienceo, Upper River Rd. tiOO.OO. Women's ll>o· 8 773-918&. Vo. Call 814-992-7611 . rollor alcotoo, $4&.00. Coli Call448·2148 . C.JI 814-2118· 8838. RINGLES'S SERVICE . ex- . beolc!o Slone Croll Motel. 992·3209. plrienl::ed carpenter. electrl- • 814-448-7398. 6 room unfurnished apart57 Mu•ical 1980 Hondo Accord li opd. 1983 Harley Oavldaon FLT. cion, muon, peinlor, roof-. • ment. 3 room fumished hatchback. AC, cruiae con· beautiful metolic Candy Ap- iog (including hot lor : Inc. FOR SALE: Wootinghouse Instruments apartmonl . Call 992-5434 Counly Appliance. --~ refrigerator, 7 .26 .cu. ft. . 13,000. Cell 814-24&lrol. plo Red, fuH droaa Rluo appll..tion) 304-876·2088 , 72 Trucks for Sale od G 11 d opp onceo 0 or 1-304-882-2688. · "" Weatinghouoe upright 9328. ' lourpek, beckreot. am:fm or 8711-4580. TV Hll. Open SAM to 8PM . 10 ' Sloroo Cauotte ayllem, ~· Canning 300wotiPeevoyPAoyotem, APARTMENTS, mobile Mon thru Sat. 448-1699, !reeler 9 8cu. 6_·4_ 2_0_9_·_ _ exc. cond .• wiH sell with or Mull aall .77 VW Doaher gauge kit, e. c .• •twav• ger· Rotery or clbfe tool drilling,..~ 827 3rd, Ave. Galllpcilio, _1•_ra_ ._c_•_il_ _ _ home•. hOuMJ. Pt. Pleaunt 1 ate-wag .eulo 11 ,600. , 74 lfl)lculately cared for. Molt well• completed ·umitJ._. • · Twenty 12 - k old mixed wilhoul4microphonoo. Call VW Daaher na-w~~g auto Truck Tappen. MOlt aize1, aged. ind Gal!ipollil. 614, 448· OH . P~cod on inopecllon. Wig- day. Puor)p uleo an~ , llrvi- , , 448-4626. 822'1. colora. John'a gl-orth. Coli 1114-448-· en. 304-8911'-3802. Why pay more Trade Center brood pulleta, *2.00 ooch . . ----~---~--"'~ 8350. 78 VW Ribblt 2 dr. dlff•rant Auto Salu, 8ulaviHo Rd, 4411. 111 9 8 5 3 1 8 1 Ac • 8110 1980 Y • Spoclel · I· GolllpOHI, Oh. Open Iii derk. Nice 1 and 2 ·bedroom Furniluro Outlet. Kanauge, 1_c__ _ _ _ _·_ _ _ _·- - - - Banjo for lale, *100, C~ll auto maho 860 fairing, Call _ _ Building-Remodeling, cori-0 • Firewood, t20.00 pickup 814-256-8248. unfurnished epartmenta. Ohio. Open 9·7 PM. 448 4782 Harley Oavidoon 198.1 FlH _prate. drywall, elocllloel. ; bega. *900. 1973 Hondo 1 304-676-2218 before 8 Oinotla .... 4 chaira, 1110. load, . UO .OO delivered, Claaoic 814-247-2013. roofing, flooring, framing • • Gibaon laa~ Paul. Cuatom CB 3110, UOO. Cal 814· ,. p.m. 28,000 BTU window air 304-87&-2991 or 876- guitar. Collll14-••e-3125. 387-7188 or 304-773- 1978 GMC Y. ton plc~up kitchen·bathroom lnetall•· • 8782- ' 5285. with • - · Good condi· ,1980 Honda Hobbit Mo~ lion, door-window framing. : · Sleeping with kitchen cond .. *260. Call 814· 448· lion. 448-211113. f225 .00 Call 992-8181. 304-875-2440, • 2877 . -:---------,privilege. No drinking. 304· Toblcco aticka 52 in long. For Sole: Conn ' trombone -1975 Ford 4 dr, good 1987 Ford 'tractor 391 5 wilh extra plaotic moulh8711-8874 beiWeon 3-7 PM. Chell of drlwera, IS drawer. Bolh ende aharpened. 17 doen lnolde. t700. Hondo Urblft Exprau. ploco and mule, HII.OO.CeM engine, 868 41h AVe.. Gollipolia opel .. 2 apd.axle. goodcond. coUonl condition. Cell 614· Cell 448-42& aftOJ •PM . cents eoch or 18 cenll per 992-2712 anytlma. 9 2 bedroom apt with comafter 1PM. Call 814-379-2888. 1,000 or more. 304-937· 992-31112. Heating plete kitchen. eKe cond, 2 5 30 *200.00 monlh, pluo ulili· Uving room oulto. 100 per- 1_ _ _ _ · - - - - - - - UIOd braaa Holien lrumpot. -:1::9::8:-1-:P:--o-nt-:-ioc-4:-:d:-r.-.•,-:-bu-::-'111 · 77 FOfd F-1110 4x4 V-8. PS. 1978 Kewooeki KZ850 SR, cent nylon covering, orange Goodwill lnduotrlea, 409 Good condition. *260.00. ongln• • U10 Ps PB. ftOOd P8. AC. OUio., AM-FM coaa. *1000.00 . c ... 742•3078 lioo. 304-773-11143 . and evacado. good M 1 8 . Caii992-S844. .. ' worka, ·• Call 448·1 0911. · CARTER'S PLUMBING ., evenlnge. radlalo,' everything *226.00. Cell on I. Jean aola, A~g . smau furniahed cottage. condiliQn. AND HEATING $400. Call448· 1822 avo. 992· 3688. 20th lhru Aug 2111h. half off 2211 MI. Vernon Ave . Cor. Fourth iond Pine 18.8 8 lntometionol dum:r FOR SALE : 400 KTM Bike, all JHnt 1nd Penta. 58 Fruit $186. rrionlh . 1 odult, ref. & Gellipoilo. Ohio 1980 Buick Stotion Wagon, !ruck, 11100 IMioa, 6 op · f800.00. Call 992-8904. ' ' Plckena uaed furnilure. 304· 1-F-ir_e_w_o_o_d_,_p_i_c_k_u_p...,..lo_a_d-. dap. 304-875-2861. Phone 814-448-3888 or~ ' lll Vegetables -~ Irena 2 apMd axle. Walor P.W., ..Ir, Flo r ld ac.r,no-,. h 876-6483 or 8711·14&0. *40.00 delivered; 130 01 low mil~go . eiiBOO. Call IOnk ,wllh ,pump, n- o ... 79 Yaham 0 260 VZ very 614-446-4477 2 br apt unfurnished. down· U8-7019. ax. cond. AI for *1,700. good cond. $4711. 304-1178farm. 304-8911-3395. town $175. month, plus JIM'9 PLUMBING 8o HEATRed rupberrioa. Tayloral-:-=:::::::--'--:--::---Call 448-114118. 2919. utilitiao. 304-175-41124 of· ING. Rt. 1. Box 31&, Golll-·· AlntOit MW lqUM"e tub, Berry Polch. CaH 448-8892. 1 987' Plymoulh 8arrocuda. _B__F_or_d_·PU---.w-o-.-'10-:-t:-o~ tar 5 p.m. 2 polio. Call 614-387-011711. ' 64 Misc. Merchandl•e Maytq atumit:'Um wringer 4 318 motor, good concl., CaH 814-2118-1210 •. waaher. uaed 4 tlmea. 1200. Duf\rovin Fruit good goa mileoge. *800. 76 Boat• ·a n!l bedroom fum ~ apt. all SHULAW'S Plumbing on~·"' 304-882·2267. Grapaa, wlne.julca, & loble. Call448·1300. Motors for Sale utilities poid in P1. Pl. Knauff Firewood Split- 911% Healing, 211 Slxlh St;, ' You pick or buy at uleo "'•:-:-::=-::--::----- 1974 Dod.. PU. 318 on304-676-7112. Point PIIINnt. W. VI. 304· ~ hardwoodo. Seaaonail or 108 room. Alao have applea. St. 1977 Ford Muotang holch· gino, e400 . Molorcycle 676-11420. LlconiOd and grHn . You pick up or we Scotteman ice machine, Rt. 881 S.E. of Albeny. beck. v· 6. 4apd, 58,000 ahlold. 2-L81 II tlroa-. rima. In Pt. Pl., efficiency apart- deliver. HEAP vender. 814· ntHida wortl. Make offer. 1973 Thompoon Tri-hull, inaured . • 1PM· 7PM, 814-898-8298. miln, runa good. CaM 448- CaH 448-9880. ment a. 1-bedroofn apt. 268·6245. 111 hp Mercury. 304·8711· 301 o . 8107. "~ 614-448-0682 . 1982 lcotled ..e 10-Y. ton, u.ooo:oo. 304-871i-386B CANNING TOMATOES: ••~• 83 Excavating Ume11one, Sand. Gravel. Uaod complete Smokaroma Plcked.$'4.00:Pickyour-n 1979 Ponllac Trona Am for alender.d with overdrive. or 8711-44118. Delivered in Maaon, Melgo, coolclng oyotom for hickory *3.110: Iring conleinerw. sale. T lop, outotendlnu would !rode for loto model ------------------~ ; 45 Furnishe!l flooms Gallle or pldc up 11 Rlchardo amoked and IM!rbecue meats Houra 10:00 to 4:00. Olhor condlllon . Coli 992-89411 . cer. CaH 814-379-21111. .,'"', 76 Auto Parts end vogelableo. Exc. for limn by oppolnlmenl. Roy• Son. Ca11448-7785 . Good-1 E•covaling, baeo- ' For rani Sleeping ROOI!II rw1.t1urent or groc.rv. store. m on d Row a p h on o 78 Trani Am, petfocllhapa. 1970ChovyPUtruck307, 3 II Acca8110rlas manta. foolera. · drlvowaya, · and lighi houao keeping · PI•Jtic cilterns 1t1te ap~ Include• cookera, promo· (8141247 4292. septic tanka, l1ndacaping ~ *3900. Coli 814- 992 - apd. trona, good tlroo, now room•. Park Central Hotel. proved, plaalic aoptlc lenka, tlonal melerlel, prep mixea. Call anytime 814-448 '"' 8848. paint.'· •sao. C•ll 814-248Coli 614 -448-0768. plaatic culvlrl, melel cul- 3 pan wenner end ecceuo- For ule~. canning tomatO.a. 941111: 8 ft . lfUck topper good con d. 41137. Jamea L. Davlaon. Jr. owner. v - . RON EVANS ENTER- riea. A"ulr.. no venting Or Ptck your own. bring your 1984 Monle Certo 8S blue . 1--------~­ teo . Cell 448· 7313. Sleeping room 1126. Ulili· PRISES, Jackaon, Oh 814· plumbing. Exc. Co~d . 304- own containera. Eugene De- FUIIy equipped, n - condi· 1970 Chevy P.U'., 8 cyl, 3 ---:-:--~----=·"'•' 8711-3010. tiea paid. Share bath , male 288-6930. """· caH 814·247-3.2 83. lion. No tradoo. Cell 814· apd, tiOO. Cell 814-448- 2-now Ford 1-rw & 1 n.W Dozer Work by Ted Henna. •• only. Range 8o refrlg. 919 948-2181. 093118em-7pm. left hond Chevy door. Call Dhches, panda, roadt. land :: 2nd. Ave.. Gollipolla.' Coli Shruba pruned. lawn roclearing, Ole. Coli Motor co; ,. C•nnlng tom1t011. pick 814-288-1280. 44.8 -4416 ofl,r 9 PM . •eeded. retaining w1111, Brokers. 441-1592. · ' ~~: yourownfor•4.00abuahol. 1988 Chevy Cemoro 3110; 1981 Plymoulh Arrow, ••· aidowalko, petioa. berk 1 - - - - - - - - - - Delbert Lawaon, Counly eutomelic, good condition. cond. *3700. Call 218· 4 D1yton IU'per Uag ' Co.Au- ~ mulch & -dual. Conlact 4 choir w ..nul dlnotlo aet, Rood 32, Eagle Ridge Road, *1 , 000. Coil 843-8388. 1808. , N7BX111 muddera on white 46 Space for Rent Bruce Davialon. Coli 814· ••c. cond. *280. Col 304- Racine. Can 848-2088. !land, Oh,814742·2103:~ · opoke whaela, Uke now. Call 2158-1427. 878-3399 after &PM . Blnmenta. Footert, Coft.,·•; 1977 Bulclc Regal, V-8. o.c ., 1977 Chevy PU .• ahortbed, 448-2318. crete work , Backhoe'J, "". .Troo ri-d conning or am·fm radio, now redlel olr, llh, cruieo, .... -.low Whiln molal deloclota, find freo•lng-hea, ••Ire nice; llreo. t1800. Coli 992· mllaage. UOOO. C.. l 448- 1878 Ro ..na Flal with Dozer & Dltcher, Dump ~. coino and Jew•lrv- Compere cu"ent price *9.18 buahel. 3379. 7019. , olcloo. ......d with olr ride: truck•. • weter-gae-aewer· 1 ' :; my price. 304-8711· 2908. Call · for cu"onl varlaty. Excellonl condition. Reedy electrlcelllnea. l;'leaM bring conlalnorl for 191111 Pontlec Tom peal, mini 1974 GMC picllup with 10 - - 814-247· 2013. ~;::;;:::;::::::=: ~ 8earo freezer e175; 811Ch tiuahola. Alao, early crop condtlon, with meny extrn. fl...,rtlell top. V-1. oU1o, 84 Electrical :· tlumpel *4110:' 21iving room applaa. 8artlott pooro and Aolcing 12.000.· Coil. 992· Pl. PI, AC. near · mint Choverolat 310 turbo trono· Trailer spacea for rent. ~w~ condition. 811,1J00 .mllea, iniaalon, •eo. Coli e 14-892cholro tliO. oe.c h. 304-8711- pnrnoo, pluma ready .in lalo 3732 or 99:Z-1778. and water furnished . 304· II Refrigeration ,: ' 4034 after 4:30. Auguot. lob't Markel, Memuet - and drl,., e2100. 8787. . 676-1078, , Queen olzi hido·• ·bed •ao aon, W. Va .. 304·773- For. Sale: 1877 CedinK Cell 742·3010..,.., 1---- - - - - - - . . and Bobby Mac cor nat Girlo 20" bicycle *30; 5721 . OpondaHylllldork. Eldoredo.Phone9t2-74U. 1 - - - - - - - - ··lc- 18119 Flalhood 8 cyi, with SEWING Machine rapolra, , Ull. Cell 448-1087. Me r r: ll JniltSI! toddl11178 Y. ICin Chevy pickup trona. fila Runa lludHaker or HrVice. Authori1ed Singer -1 • roller ilkotricycle ... II••t111; 1 glrla •11.. ~::========:J=========~ with cemper, ala.,a 4. J - •eo. uc .. 304Solaa & Barvlco lherpen '' 8 ft. bed liner, exc. cond .• 304-878-IIHS. U800 cir wHI oefl - 1171-2111. lcl••ors. F1brlc Shop. :: 1110. Call 814-2415-9128. at81y. 1177-0I.do Om..a 4 Pomeroy. 814-992-228•. :'• whaela & liroa - r . runa ahMp. 11200. 51 Househol!l Goods flqwood for aale dump 2-~4" t100; 13"-111" truck CoR 814-742·2480. 78 Cemplng · truck 8o pick up loed. Call whoola 4-30 ... drum *180. 85 Oen.erel H!!ullng : · l:qulpment after II PM '1 •·2118·8889 or each: 3-10 gel drum •a.oo 1178 lnt-nel 40708 each;· tiro changer teO.; -~-------- ·· SWAIN 304-1211· 77118. KT4110 13 apMd, 2 n AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 1- - - - - - - - - micro wheal belen- t1110. reare. Exoalant oondltloll· " ""'' 82 Olivo Sl .• Golllpolio. Nliw Smith & w._n model 120 304-1111·3848. ,Reedy to work.814·247- 1973 Tarry Camper 22 ft. J1m11 Boys Water Service. •· & used wood 8o coellloveo, qvolvor, 3117 m..lmum, 1- - - - -- - - - fully aolf oontelnod, good Alao poola filled . Call 814· :: 2083 . 8 piece wood Nving room bruoh finish, fix oided, 4 in 4000 BTU air col\d., GE 3 · oond. 12100. con allot . 11 2118·1141 or 814-448· •· 1.1711 or 814-448-7811 . " oulto with 8 inch flat arma berroll, oxc. cond .. t300 yeo"! old. 304-8711-7318. 1177 ford plolt:;!:!P F-100, p.m. 304-871 -8313. $399. bunk bedo complete firm. CIH 448-04711-r 11. ~-.--:::-.--::--:--~-:-rune good,l1,ooo.cal 982Kon'a W!tar Servloe. Willa. "": wilh bunkloa $199. 2 piece 1--,--~~----8181 . dllerna. IIOole filled. Phone onlron livingrooin auitu 38" Dynamork riding 78 Moto111 Home• 317· 0123 or 387-7741 *199, anlron roclinere t98, mower. Trannxla drl~•· II Campare night or day. olhor recllnera teo. maple 1400. j;all 448-4729. dinolto sell 1179, box 1-::-:--:-:---.-:--:-:--:J::IM-::1:--:.w=A=TE::Rr-S::E::R:-V-IC-~~• ! opringo & metlrooa lwln or Oak tobecco oticki 211 contl IUIID!TTE CAMPER Col Jim Lanier, 304·17&. ~ full t100 oot ,..ulor-flrm ... 2 lobecco p -. Call .ALEI BI"VICE. Open 7317, I 1120. maple dlnatta cheirw 814-381-8727. dally I to 8:30. lat. 8 to 4. *36. woah oto~da 134, 1 - - - - - - , - - - - Clooad Iunday. u .a. fft. 10. maple rockoN ·t59. 7 piece Whltevinylundoralcirdngfor Coolville. Oh 114· 887- 87 Upho!etery chrome dlnotle 101 t 141, II ,...- home, uood • - · 3318. . piece dinette aot UB. uaad 8 moo. 1100. Cell 448bedroom auitae, refrigera· 8141 . l·• 71 A l i - t tNYal ttallor, TRISTATE tara. rengn. che... dreuera. 1-:-:-::::---:------:-: 1178 Chevy loowllle von, Mit -.!nod. Con ... UPHOLITERV SHOP M wrlnrr waohoro, TV' a, dry· I HP 1111 air o o m - 30 lollded..... _,._, .... 880. at flret houH on Llnooln Jllllo 1 113 lee, A... , Galllpoila I ora. ahooa. Cali 814-441- gallon len~. Call et4-258Cal 304-l?i-7748 or 814C8118t4-218- 114·448·7133 .o r814·448: • 31159. . 1280. 448·0130. 1343. 1133. . ' I 1. n.. 'llelubow IBI RI . 7:00 P•• fowl, Ioney phoooanla. gooaa. Coli •46· n41. ----------- I·~-~~:;:~~~~~:;;::"T;:;~~=~=~:::~!'"j ·marked, ... Walker pupa. • Qui of 2Rgood coon dogs. ~~ Home -- () I ) " ~ lmprovemen~• ~~ . Chlnoo' Marcum f, lng. NowRoofing lnaul!ing ~~~~J~ n rooft. 30 year• experience, ~=Cl=-="="'~'="'~·=====T~===~;::~~~1•R•cillizing ca· _ in_ built 8117.up ro()f. 111114 388 9 1-----~~---,--8ontoma, 71 Autos for Sale 73 Vans a. 4 W.O. PAINTING· inlerior and ••· 63 II· geod · looking , well 81 e==z.=- - ()II (I) N.w T - Hunt < ()) ANi, Qrtftldl •• Scr vt ccs 8 N Ford Troclor, gredor bloc!o, good cond. *1900. Cell ifter 6 p.m. 304-871· 1139~. ' 4 room & bath apt., $110 mo., 8100 security deposit. Inquire at Dudley's Florlat 48 Court Sl. or coH 4481777. . . (I) MOVIE: 'High ,._. 1D 1973 Cameron mobilo . home & land. M11on. WV. Low pri~e $7,700. 304~76-2928 or 678-2139. • " Cub tractor !Nilh culll,olor 8o pjow. · Phone 81 4 · 849! ()) ~ • (I) (I) • ~ included adults only, no peta. Call 448· 2683. Sentinei- Page-16 THURSDAY 1976 Wildernoaa 23' excool· lenl ~ondilion. $3.1100. Call ' 814 --367 - 0&94 efter 4:00PM . Pets for Sale Daily Televlsion Viewing _ & Campers For aalo ~ or !rode 1 973 MoniO Carlo. *8711. 304· 576-29113. doing G.. lipolia . *176. Men only. Cell 448 -4418 eftor 9PM . tor, KIT 'N' CARLYU ®tlr La!Ty Wrlgllt F~r Sale or Trade The Pornttn!t Middleport, Ohio 79 Motors Home• ' Furnished apt . 919 2rid .. 23.1984 August 23. 1984 Ohio They'll Do It Eyery Time Apartment for Rent . . ." .. • marl! Z8 Color It Nonsense • Lecturer as Cboole S4 Soul (Fr. 35Bmmlrlwl 37 Celebrate b-+-+-+grandly (sl.) tfBreak the chains UElyslwn 0 Lamprey catcher USoceer ~­ . DAILY CRVProQVO'i'P.sHere'• botr to worlt It: . AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW ... "' One Jetter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L'a, X for the two O'a: ·etc , Single letters, apoetrophers,lhe length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters ire different: ., • CRYPTOQUOTES RAXUX PAXUX HG MXP GADZX, PAXUX . ZDM LHUPSX. - H·E GDZSXK PHZX FX VTAEGT.E Ysterda:r'• Cryptoqaote ; THE WISE MAN KNOWS THAT THE VERY POLESTAR OF PRUDENCE IJES IN STEERINGBYTHEWIJ"ID.-BALTASARGRA.CIAN .... " �Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel .. Thursday. August 23~ 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . . SAVE THIS WEEKEND New pitching coach AT ROY E-LBERFELD$ IN PO Sprin&fo'ot quality th.at is so popular -Men's sizes 9 to 15, Boys' 7 to 11 · - Most school colors . . st.s9 White w/Color Tops ..... :su'9 sug Grey w/Color Tops ;, ..... s1.59 . PresJc!ent RAlllald Reapn prepares to pa!l8 a ~ as he elltches a footbaD,Ierseybvearlnghlsnamedurlngarall;yatthe Anatole Hotel In DaDas Weilnesd!Qo. VIsible In DALLAS (AP) - Ohio delegates to the 1984 Republican National Convention are winding down their activities by promoting women candidates to run on the 1986 statewide ballot. Leaders came up with a list of 11 women who were spotllghted at a breakfast meeting today at wblch U.S. REp. Bobbl Fiedler of California, a widely-known advocate of more women In ~overiunent , was billed as the prlncipalspeaker. State GOP Chalnnan Michael Colley Issued the list of 11 Ohio women whom he Indicated should be considered two years from now when all of Ohio's state offices, a U.S. Senate seat, and all 21 seats in the U.S. Housewilll;le at stake. No offices were· specified, but Colley listed the names In thlsorder: -Former U.S. Rep. Jean S. Ashbrook, JolUIStown, the widow of . and Interim successor to Congress- Judgment ordered .· In Meigs CoUnty Conunon Pleas Court, Judge Charles Knight has ruled that Coal Power, Inc., et al, Is to pay Austin Powder Company $4,035.43 plus Interest. The trial date for Ell Ebersbach, Jr., Lorton, Vlrglnla, has been set for November 19. Ebersbach was arraigned on August 17 on charges of felonious asSault. Meigs CountY Sher iff James Proffitt has been ordered to transport Mike T. Manley from the Southeastern Ohl<i Training Center, Lancaster, totheMelgsCountyJaU. Manley will be held In Meigs County pending ;1 hearing on his motion to suspend the rest of his sentence. An a<:tlon to quiet title on property In Middleport has been filed by the VInton County National Bank, McArthur, against Ethel M. Jones, man Jolul M. Ashbrook. -Rhonda J . Beckham, candidate · for the Ohio House In the 25th District. -Maly Anne Christie, ma;yor of Madeira. · -State Sen. Grace Drake, Solon. -Sue Anne Fouche, Wayne County auditor. -Olga L. Lopez, candidate for the Ohl<i House. 45th DiStrict. -Donna Owens, mayorctToledo. -Ethel Parker, Wayne County treasurer. -Donna M. Pope, Panna, dlrec· tor ofthe U.S. Mint. · ·, Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP ) The winning it umber drawn Wednesday In .the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 00!. Jn· the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, ihe winning number was 4671. 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SA~E NOW -MEN'S AND BOYS: Men's Red label Briefs, T-Shlrts, A-Shrts, Boxtrs, Pocket T·Shlrts, Bl11nd hils. Boys' Red Labtl T·Shlrtlllld .Briefs. - Here's How You Seve: 17.59 PKG. lEN'S BRIEFS ...........:...........15.69 19.79 PKG. MEN'S T·SHIRTS .................... '7.35 15.59 PKG. BOYS' BRIEFS ........................ '4.19 '5.99 PKG. BOYS' T-SHIRTS ..: .................. '4.50 Reeulu price 11.69 skein. Excellent assortment of solid and variepted colors. 3'11 ounce skeins. Famous Red Heart$a!lty. Touch .. ... HOURS: Mon.-Tues.·Wed.-Frl. 9:30 to Thurs. 9:30 Sit. 9:30 119 OPEN FIIDAY :NIGMT 'TIL UH 011r frH Parldfttl Loti 362 E;'-Maln, Pomeroy a·.... . . ' ( \. ' aggressiveness. It was a -retreat back to cauiloa!' Rep. TonyCoehl<iofCallfornla, asornetlrneliwcal critic oi,e.~t:ndale carnpelgn and chairman of tile House ticCommlttee,dlsqrees.Heseesthe· five weeks since the Democtatlc mM!IItiOn u a period of developing strer)gth temporarily lll!t back by the Fe!Tili'O episode. When Mondale said hu~ ·federal detiCtts i'l!qUlte tax Increases B!ld pressed Reigan to say how he WOUld raise !!IIOUI!h· revenue to lower the deftct Coehlo silld, "It was pefect strategy which pul Reagan on the defensivt!;" · .. COehlo says the confUsion over Reagan's' tax policies for 1985, plus l! numbei' o1 IDcldenta emphasizing his age- such jill a tqHtlile'u41!111£ tothepresldenrssleeplnglnCablnetineetlns/JI-haa hurt the Republicans worae than 1s now ~- a ,. . ·Joblessrae • mamconeem Meigs County falrgoeni tty area 9GOIIled equal ac:cess legislatioft, whiCh wruld permit rellgioql or- Iented student groups·to 1111! Pllbllc scbool facilitiEs lor mecdng Jil!r- ' poses after school boura,c :. By a 62 to 38 pesceut lfl8lWin pbll partlclpanbi approved . TwoAibany.areal"(ll!ll ~~~~ an auto accident 011 t)M)n AVI!IIIIe Jlllt 11t1er mklntpt are condDed In the Melli Olunty IIIII plllldlnr llearlni on chara'el l1led by the Puua,oy Pollre l,)eParlmerlt. - · 'Del\nJa Tolly, 33, bas been clwJed with )lOll I loa of a Federal \ a,'ftle.' ' n IIAaiRJAN.t OONI'I!ICATED a .,_, More than Sl a=luxamlnedbySheriiiJa.-J. debt ·.wi~ens; do~estic ' ' • dr- . . ·sides ct U:S.-made cars, mean- Plullllt. 'Die plds !f, . ',, ' .) ' ,.. I were ~la .SultooTownsldp. CQDilicated '1'lillrllllq auto .sales.go up, ·the .lllb' ~deficit followed a $2 way to lUI aD-time high of $195.4 Tile l!deral buclp!t defldt In July . wblle, • lllarp 32 pell'Slt Ia bllloiimlflll 1n J1111e, and 1or !he bUIIon lor the entire year. 111M' ilpt.fold over !be preY10u1 l1lkMlilult lollowmr a mild dowD- fll1llll•• llllattbel984flscalyeer, . 'lbe Reaaan administration last mtllltll, eo • • hlllon, but 11 IJIIIJ ntum m 5 bt'IPitlbanre , tilt wllklll-.11 8lpt. 3),1hegvvt!I'IUJII!nt week forecast a fllcall!IIM d¢lclt c1 J"''PP''I U.S perclllll be1aw tilt 4omutle automakera aal4 llllndll!liadllftcltof$B6 blWon. $174.3bllllon, ailllpelceatlrnprovelteclid IM1 .., In ftJcal !be . 11mldlr· .. ' DudDa tilt same time In 1983, !he . ment. It forecast a deftalt for fiscal ~~lteporta. Tbe n..uy Department lllil! de6:lt Wtlld $179.8 llW!on, on Its 1~. which begins Oct. . 1, only . naine.s unernpJoyrneftt u their. major coneemlnourcounby.accordlncto a public opinion poll conducted by Congressman Clarence Mlller at last week's Meigs County Fatr. :In Iesporoaetoaserlesofquestlons dealing with national policy, resldenta Indicated by f!7 . to 17 paa:nt their strong approval 0( Area .men jalled iftet-accident . Your "D Florlet " ' UNDERWEAR ,, KNITIING YARN Florlot Since 1957 _· ~k·to·6chool6ale! RED HEART WINTUK SKEIN .. . .. ' 110.95 to 115;95 Jackets ............ .13.00 117.95 to 120.95 Jackets ............. '5.00 1 27.95 and 139.95 Jackets ......... 110.00 lf2 PRICE "He needs to make his campaign seem like a crusade ,,.OO give It a strong l'rlesSagl!," said the . offlclat who spoke on condition lie not be ldent111ed. ''That bas not happened." Mondale's senior aides, says this official, "lack a campaign theme, there Is not a coherenttheme ... It Is very dangerous, very very serious." .'The controversy over whether Ferraro·~ husband, reill estate executiVe Jolul Zaccaro \\OOid make public his tax returns allawed Republicans to attack Mondale as a weak and confused leader, theofflclal said. · . "Itbecameacrlsls,adlsaster"besald."Itwasasif Mondale said, 'Let's see how how she works Iter way out of it. . "Its his campaign," he said. "Ferraro Is not running for 'prestdem.'' .. · For Mondale, said the o!f1clal, '1t showed a lack of Proffttt said he wtil to aet an order today to desboy iheptants.He around6::llp.m.1burildayevenlng · added he does not have the 1n &ltton 'I'oWnsl)ip 'by the Meigs man'powerioguardthejllilntsallthe County Sherltf'sottlce. · tJme. · · SpeclalliM!stlgator Gary Wolfe aimtkJII Pleas Jlllfee Charles sa1d he spotted the mariJuana field Knight said he wU1 not.be liSulng an from an alip1ane aroond_2 p.m. ordertodelboytheplantSuntllthe 'l'huraclay. 'lbe field ·Is located 1n necessaiy mcuments 1l8ve been Suttoo 'J'cMonablp, 011: Township medwttbthecleJ1catCOW1a.Hesald Road 129. . he did not tblnk they could be l1led Wolfe ·later went back to tiy to until theflntollll!'lltwa!k. ' , II(JP.Ieheildtheownerctthefleld,but In t1Qe ~ts. the sherlff • was unable 1!J locate ~· he must certify that aiTI!8Is are not addedDepu. lies thea coofllcated the pendiJII and wllere the mariJ\18111 wasfllund. ptantatra:naq\1111erc1anaaefteld • The lherlff .aJBo confiscated· 25 IIIITOUIICied b); a slx-foQt tenoe, plants from a · bollae In &ltton Wolfe repOrted. · Township IJid L1 p1aata adjacent to In all; 323 planta were taken fra:n State Route~~~~~ Townsbtp. the field. !f!'ll plant hal a street ln;atlptklnUre.ttnnq. valuect$3,...., Wolfe explalned. Wolfesaldbetqes.OIII!cbaraa An FBI agent wu ~Involved In this afle!J~l Ol" Ptfoodly .. the raid. , theimala!traldiDSatlan~. Mel&& County She!1ff Jllll'll!l J, ,' o f, f, More than S1 mUIIon of "top. grade'' marijuana was contlscated Not all sizes. Final clearnace of remaininc stock . . Not all sizes 8 to 20. Knits, tank tops, sport shirts. N~UJQAKS.Mpin. (AP)·-Dett!PCiatlcof1lcf8,1s -crop confiscated LIG-HTWEIGHT BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE . $ ~ . ~illion, 'pot' .· MEN'S and BOYS' ONE RACK Trimmed To Steakhouse Specifications JEANS ,. Seve now on Lee ·children's jeans, size. 1 to 7 and 4 to 14: Junior sizes 1 to 15 and Misses jeans, size 6 to 20 and. 30 to 44. tat us help you find your correct size in the style you l_ike. '5.95 to '9.95 ·.............. ,.. Sale '2.00 , sn.95 to S13.95.,............ Sale '4.00 $14.95 to $16.95 .............. Sale '6.00 eo PH. 992-2644 $2·99 SHORTS and SWIM TRUNKS Final cleanup of remainig stock, Not all sizes. SatunlaylhroughMODday-:-Fatr through lhe period., Hlgh8 near 80 SaturCiaY and In the 8&1 Suaday and Mooday, lAIW8 near lill Saturday, near Sunday and In lhe • Mooday. · .. ~ FLORIST . In Livin1 Color · No Age liMit - One Per Family GJoups or Sinal• FRIDAY. AUG. 24-11 A.M.-7 P.M. SATURDAY. AUG. 25-10 A.l.-4:30 P.M. MEN'S AND BOYS' ,. enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday,A9uat ~4. 1984 are Wop'll!cl that Walter F, Mondale's campalp Is loslllg s1gllt of Its fight plan even before the 1radltkl1al Labor Day start of the .main event. As jubilant Republlcaris left their Dallas COIM!Jitlon with President Reagan bokliag a stmQg lead In tlJe ;" EACH .·· at y ~ -·"Ill:'~ are~ tobeoo theo!Jenatveall the way," . In~ With il half-dlzel DernoctaUC olflceholdenlandpllltlcalprotessJonalsshowedunaDlmous 'agtEI!Iiet that the Fen-aro · ncmlnetlon ·gave ' Mondale a liurst of political momentmn which has polll, Mondale wits stW a5aessJng the c:lamii'e from now bee11 deeply f!I'OIIed. , two Wl!il!ks of controversy aver the family finances of . "It ":as like a polltlcal hwTicane wblch completelY hiS rwmJng mete, Geraldine A. Ferraro. .drowned out everything Mondale w~ saying," said • > Among party officials, there are rnllCed views on Martin Frank, executive director of the House Whether Mondale bas taken the advice oftered by . DemOCiatlc ~ Committee. · 1 , 110uae· Spealr.er Tlmilas P. O'Neill Jr. as the But tliere'UI dh g El!iul!llt about the cause or the Dernod atlc CIOIM!IItlon wa5 ending In San FranciSco solution toMm!ate'slossoflmpetus. last month, • • One ftlltlonally known elected official, a supporter Mondale, O'Neill said, "has got to come out at. MOIIdale .from the start, 88ld the urodetdog swinging. He's got toattae~t a vulnerablepiesldenton DetllOCtatlc lJ!'I!Sidentlal nominee lack.s a develped · every front that Is out there ... 'The only way we are theme to persuade votets 1D tum' out an Incumbent 11'0~ to'wjn this Is come out and challenge him on president. .• 8xl0 PORTRAIT large selection .of Covers and Colors 18 Chairs in this Group ' ' Pressing issue: can Mondale regain .~ffen~? FREE WALL-AWAY .RECLINERS REGULAR s399 RIB EYE OR SIRLOIN FILET ""' years." Photo Speci•l By Honey Portraits s ''~''' ,.,~··~~ ROCKER RECLINERS Beginning at 9:30 A.M. Each Day TENDER BONELESS P,artly . cloudy, high 75 to Ill. Ton.lght: clear and cool, low near 55. Friday: sunny, highnear75.Chance of rain 10 pei'cent today and near zero percent tonight and Friday. Ex1euded Foreeast · ~extr• See our selection of reeds (clarinet and sua.phone I. lyres. saxaphone straps, valve oil, drum sticks, cork eruse, drum keys, special order · 1 • musical instruments. MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE 2nd FLOOR Weather forecast Your I ' Tops, Outfits, Slacks, Jeans, z·Racks Shorts, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th . president told the meeting at party DALLAS , (AP) - President reaBty of tile ll)O(Iem age. Reqan, after IUX.'eptlng his party's "When .It ~ . to oiJr nuclear offJelals from every Jtate that the 1191J11natlon to seek a I'EIIewal ot his · fom!s,l've181dltbefore,andl'Usay electlon·WOJld be a battle at Ideas l9lll mandate, warned Republican 11 agal/1: A nuclear war canaol be "and we wUI wage It With joy end vigor." Party leaders lodaythat "1!18flsn'ta won and muatlii!YI!l' be foulbl." R.eealllnc his eampjllp speech to "'ThiS year offers ua an hllloric cake walk" just becauee he's aheed lnthepolla. the VFW conventloatouryearaaao, "<Wartunlty to get 8CI'OI8San hlltDI1c "This Is no time to sit on our In which he" attacked Jimmy truth: that we are the party.of new laurela,': Reagan told the postCatter'.s leadership, Reagan sald, lde115, wearelhepartyc1theru~. convent~~?D ~g c1 the REpubll, : ''WeD, I think we've· come a long wearethepartywhosep~ll ~ can NJitlonal Committee. wa;y togethet ": ~ are the da~ vigorous end dynamic," said the w~ we abandoned prlndple and president. "And they - they -are · And to show he meant II, the · cornmon&eiJ!II!.Gonearethedays thepartyoftlletrtedandnot-true." pt;eSldent set ott for Chicago to whenwemeekly:toleratedolMous . "It'sclear.theopposltloahasClllly camPa!en before the Veterans of tl\f'eals to oor peace and eecurtty. one Innovation to otter- a hugetax Foretan WarsbetoreretumJnleast GOne are the days when we either Increase," heaald. for a weekelld In the comfort of his sooght to achlelie overnight grand!· The cklslng convention seaalon . · 'Camp David retreat .atop Mary- ose anna control ~Is that · 'I1wnclay nJgltt was lhe moment land's Catoctin Mwntaln.· were boulld tofallocwhenwesetilur delegates awaited after three days In remark.8 prepai-ed for · the slghta 10 low that the ,II&IEi!il...ts of sitting emotionally IIIIII'ICM!d In veteralll, Reapn rejected critics' permitted the numbers and cate81>- thecool haU whDeoutsldetennpera· suaestJons that hlldeclslon to send rlellatweapons toiOIU'." · tures rosetoun.plus: American troops Into Grenada Today Reagan c8JJed on party At 1aat their l!ero appal""' blibe . showed he 'Ciiuldn't be trusted with (1(11dal• to "get ciut.the Wor!i" lhl!t thEm, !llld the 17,(Dl delfgatea end tltenatlon'snucleatarserial. the GOP Is the party of new Ideas guests, anned with signs and "Because we were willing to take while the DemoCrataare "the party noisemakers, cheeied themeelves decisive action, our students today ofthetrledanHnot-true." b:larse, shoutlng"Fourmoreyean. '· are safe, Grenada Is free, ·and that He and Bush were n:lllklng a joint Four more Not ilnce 19'12, region of the Caribbean Is more appearance at lhe post-ronventlon .when Richard M. Nixon was ON ro GENERAL EUm'ION8 ....,.., peaceful and secure than before," . nieetlngoftheRepubllcanNatlonal rernmlnated, ha!l thatchallt beEn mates Pt I'd ~ Bell• and VIce Pt I 'eoJt Reagan said. "But le!Jllloneconfuse Cmunl~. heard with such enthusf~Wll at a Georp llulllt wa"e to. IE zt! Lg M g 'N and that situation with an Inescapable . '·In ~ !>repared i:-emarks. the .GOP convetitlon. · BAND ACCESSORIES CHILDREN'S WEAR $IEARES addresS unknown. Marriages end A dissolution of marriage has been granted to EdithA. and Freddy K. Pickens. Steve J.:ane and Tera llene Lane, both or Middleport, have filed for a ~utlon of their marriage. Harold W. Hanson, Rutland, has sued for a divorce from VIckie Ann Hanson, Middleport, on the grounds of grossneglectofduty and extreme cruelty. Cc:rr'9"ted 1P!4 · BUY 3, GET 1 FlEE JEANS SPECIAL BUY- Any two Wrangler Jeans plus one Wrangler knit or woven shirt or Three _pairs Wrangler jeans (at least one must be corduroy). MAIL-Official mail-in form to Wtangier by October 17, 1984. RECEIVE-Gift Certificate redeemable for any one pair of Wrangler Jeans at Elberfelds. LEE and WRANGELR .-----------------------1 . ' ~. wransler MEN'S and BOYS' -Arlene Shoenulker, Columbus coqncllwOJnan. -Dorothy Teater, Columbus councilwoman. On Wednesday, Cuyahoga County Party Chairman RDbert Hughes held a news conference to urge consideration of the same group for the 1986 ticket but mentioned a 12th name, State~- JoAnn Davidson of Reynoldsburg. Hughes said that the rise of women In Oblo Republican ranks Is not a recent trend, and he said there are polls that date back Into the 1970s to prove his point. .. • '·'· $400 s~hool S•l• Delegates promoting women for ·,86 . • Vo1.34, No.i4 · . See phuCu oa Pap 8 ' . Regular prices '15.95 to 119.95. Not all si- ' zes-Husky - Students. While they last. Spe~lel Be~k-To . background are Dallaa Cowboys COIIdl Tml Lanc~Jl', far . left, and fOJmef Cowboys quarierbadl Boler Staubach, partly visible behiDd Reagan, (AP I e·erpi~~Mo). I . /J.ee/ ~wrans~er REAGAN DELIEVERS - . ; CORDUROY & DENIM JEANS II Dispatcher honored ,ator,abPip. BOYS' TUBE SOCKS ~J . See • Eagles edge Browns SPEC/ALLOT MEN'S & BOYS' . ' ~ Pap II ·Weekly sennonette PaP rurt11er 'uni- ted States deYelopment at di!tenstye missile systems bas~ and by a 71 to 29 pei'CI!IIt mlr1IID ~ta approved the continued ~ and deployment of the~~­ On spending Issues, MelpCGUrity ~held the u.s; . ~ prlnclpally accountable · tot 111e spiraling budget deficits the nat'Jon. Is presently facing, and favored reducedfederalspendlngaethebest way of addressing these deficits. : With regard tothepresentcrts!s'ln the Persian Gulf btought about by the war !Jetween Iraq .and Iran, .!)4 percent of the poll respondent&felt America's role In that reglcin of the world soould be llmlted to tbe provision of mllltary assistance to friendly Arab nations, 28 JlE'Ioeilt . called for the deplOyment llt American troops if necessary,' and 18 pen:1!nt felt we had J!O role to play whatsoever In the Ollii'Olng crJs1L . Onthelssueofhandguncootr0i,74 · . =~~~~=:=~ sllghtlylowerat$172.4billlonifthere means pf curtalllng the U. Ill are no chailges In tax and spending handguns In the commlailob o1 1 llcles cr1me with seven pe1 ti!itt ·~ po · lnglncreaaedrestrlctlonsonfhe•• 'lbe Treasury 88ld federal spend- • of handguns and 19 pereent tbnluaill 1ng tcta1ed . $68.4 billion 1n July the Ucenslng of handaun owaa'iD against receipts of $52 billion · be the best means 'of controlllnrtlda · problem. ~ . � 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. 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