http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c05cba04f0310e35f3bf4de059052b8c.pdf e95ee94cd9d2c17a975a72114be1a702 PDF Text Text Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio 10 ·k illed in. traffic accidents - By 'lbe AIIOCiated ~'..- pedestrians, three motorcyllsts and a dune buggy driver, the ijlghway Patrol said. Tile patrol counted traffic dealll$ from 6 p.m. Friday untn midnight Sunday. . Tile dead: he was driving crashed off a Lawrence fu!nty road. CLEVELAND - Timothy R. Waganek, 22, ·Cleveland, tn a motorcycle accident on a Cleveland . city street PAULDING-MarkA. Wood, 29, of Ft. Wayne, lnd., a pedestrtan killed tn a hit -skip accident on U.S.~ tn P aulding County. SUNDAY SATURDAY Weekend traffic accidents tn Ohio k1lled 10 people, Including two ST. MARYS - Jeffrey L. Stoner, 23, of . St. Mar:JIS, Wh€11 his NAPOLEON - Larry E. Gunter, 45, McClure, tn a motorcycle accident on a Henry County road. ELYRIA "- Martin H. Stover, 24, Strongsville, tn a two-car accident Clil' -crashed on a St. Marys street. IRONTON-DonaldL.Fife,2l,of Willow Wood, when the dune buggy Civil War·medals .' Stories on on Ohio ffl tn Lorain pxmty. KENT- Timothy 0 . Shanley,~. Kent, In a one-car accident on a city SVAC .t eam street. LOGAN - Courageous runner ' James MattWt, 32, Toledo,lnaone-caraccidentonOhio Z18 tn Hocking County. I Story on Page 6 • FRIDAY EVENING COLUMBUS Graham H. Carpenter, 21, of Upper Arlington, when hismotorcyclewasstruck by a car on a Columbus street. CANFIELD - Catherlne M. Linert, 22, Warren, a pedestrtan struck on Ohio 11 In ~nlng County. at y e ... • ie nttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, .Tuellday. August 28, 1984 · .I .'• 1. Section, 10 Ptgll 211 Ctntt A Muhlmed.. Inc. New- · . ' Filial recycling day Saturday The final recycling day for the benefit of the Meigs County Special Olympics wUI be Saturday. Donations of newspapers~ and aluminum cans can be taken to the Meigs County Fairgrounds on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Individuals wishing to donate ttme to the project shoulQ contact Klla Congress given plan to buy Wayne Forest ·I COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Wayne National Forest supporters hope Congress w1ll approve a $2 miWon proposal that would help fUl tn the'blanks tn the forest 's map. The forest Is scattered across ·Southeastern and eastern Ohio. Its boundaries encompass 833,000 acres, but the U.S. Forest Service owns only about 177,!XXJ. That makes managing the forest difficult, Said Lionel Lemery, dlstlict ranger for Wayne's Ironton unit. In the Ironton unit, for ·example, the Forest Service owns land parcels as large as S,!XXJ acres and as small as 5.acres. "We have very poor access. Most of the ownership ls on the ridge tops. Tile hollows - they are private. Every time we want to obtain access, we have to obtain a formal right of way across private land;: Lemery said. Landowners usually don't llke to grant those rights of way, so foresters have to walk Into much of the forest by c!rcuttous routes. The proposal before Congress, which calls for buying about 6,700 acres, Is part of an $8 bUllon environmental measure to be financed by taxes paid on hunting and fishing gear and outdoor recreation Items. Proponents give the plan a 50-50 chance or passage. · Forest management also Is hampered because the precise locations of boundary lines. The area or!gi· nally was surveyed In the late ~700;, and thOse surveys depended on features that tn·sometnstanceshave diSappeared. Lemery said that means private houses and garages sometimes are bulltonforestland.Stlipmtnersand loggers alS(l have crossed onto Wednesday cookoulset The Twin City Shrlnettes Club's annual cookout at the home of Kay Logan wUl be held at 6:~ p.m. Wednesday. All members are to bring a table service and lawn chairs. were made over the weekend by the ~eigs 'I -' County Emergency Medical Service. Saturday's runs Included: Middleport was called at 7:54 p.m. to Second Avenue for Esta Russell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 8: !Zi p.rn Rutland went to, Main Street for Brittany WUllams to Veterans Memorial Hospital- later transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sunday runs Included: Tuppers Plaltlswent to State Route!!6lat9: 19 a.m. _for Lawrence Causey to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; at 10:25 a.m. Rutland went to Hysell Rull for Lerw Bartrum to Holzer Medical Center; at 7:54 p.m. POmeroy went to State Roui,e 681 for Jlianlta Hosber to Holzet~'litedical Center. at11: 58p.m. Po~went to378Second St. for LelandSissoo to Holzer Medical Center. EarlY Monday motnlng, ~ rily was called to Pomeroy Health Center for Desste Patterson, taken to Veterans . MemOI'Ial l-lospital. care Coin club mee181onight Tile Oif KAN Coin Club wl11 · ConduCt a business meeting Monday 1n the Rlvema~ Room ,of the · DlariiOiJd Savings and [.qui bulldII!B. ?aneJw. A social bour and trading sesskln w1ll precede the 8 p.m.meetlng.Acolnauctlonfollows retresbments. Anyone Interested Is welcome. '• !!aA;el lltldf ~ VlllaiewUI iO after 10111e0rthe$110,9ll bloc~\ arant fllnl» awarded to the Meigs County national forest property. -Last year, the federal govern· ment wanted to sell more than a third or the forest's acreage. That recycledsaves~maturetrees. plan, which generated nearlY uniTile recycling conserved from versalopposltlonfromOhioenvlron- recycling aluminum cans during LUCK OF 11IE DRAW - George Ea6duun of Ohio ~·s IOib lllllllversary drawing In Caltermental, sporting and political 199lwouldbesufflclenttoprovldeall 1 Cinclnnatl, holds a S1 million check w'*h was burg, Salu.nla.v. (AP ~11Jhoto ). groups, evaporated with the depar-' · the electlical demand of a city the awarded to hbn and his ~. BeUy, as the winners of ture of former Interior . Secretary size of San Francisco for an entire James Watt. year. Unlike Western and Northern Individuals Interested 1n learning national forests, Wayne forest more about recycling can obtain . . wasn't carved from mtl.llons of Information on area recyclers and CENTERBURG, Ohio (AP) don't have any plans (fOr the holding taxes. acres or uninhabited wilderness. CWTellt prices by contacting the The state's newest lottery-made money.) It's gotng to make life a To enter the.drawlng, people SE'IIt Instead, it was created In 1935 from Extension office, 992-0096. millionaire says' the secret to his llttleeaster." tn10lostngtlcketsboughtdurlngthe and amid thousands of tiny hill· success ls remaining calm. Eastham's wife, Betty, couldn't Ohio lottery's lOyears of operation. . · ·' country farms, many of which were "If l get • optimistic, I lose ma_tch her husband's mllUon-dollar The first finalist drawing from that abandoned during the Depression. everything," said Cincinnati firecool. She had tobesupportedasshe poolbeganJuneS.TenttnaUstswere The Forest Service's long-term CLEVELAND (AP) -The next fighter James Eastham. made her way through a crowd of drawn each week until Aug. 10. goal Is for Wayne forest to "Ohio Lotto" jackpot Is estlmatfd at Eastham's name was drawn spectators and media ,Ito join her Each of the 99 losing finalists encompass 50 ·percent of the from among 100 finalists In the Ohio ' husband on the podium. She stood received $!,!XXI. • $1 million after four winning tickets proposed area - about 416,00l were sold for the latest weekly Lottecy's10tl!-annlversary drawing · clutcltJng · his hand, smiling and Lottery officials chose Centeracres. shaking her head. burg for the final drawing as the Opposition to the purchases game, · · Ohio LotteJY officials here Saturday. He then was given a check for $125 miWon that lottery "I'm so happy. That's all I can geographical centerofthestate. The reported. comes chiefly from coal miners, city welcomed the 100 flnaUsts - . wbo say expanding the forest w1ll · Tile winners, whO guessed all six officials said was the largest say;" she said. lwT!!>'sutn payment tn the history of Mrs. Eastham said 'her husband and about two dozen ofthepeoplethe numbers selected In the Lotto lock up more coal deposits. drawing Sa furday night, w1ll share a U.S. lotteries. didn't even upset whe!i he found lottery aJreadY h!Ut -made mlllloEastliam, who became a finalist the 1...<\ttery Ccmmlsslon mlspelled na~ - with a marching band, a jackpot worth $2.7 million. The winning numbers were 3, 9, In a July~ preliminary drawing, hisnamelnltsnewsreleasesonthe banneroverMalnStreetandstgnsln said he didn't allow hlrruielf to think event. many store windows. 22, ~; 34 and 37. "He juSt wouldn't think about It," "Welcome ll)Ullonalres. And poor The Lotto game had sales of about his chances of wtnntng before the drawing. He said he dldn'teven she saidwhenaskedlfhetooklt as a folk too," oneslgnread. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio $6,442,442, otrlclals said. make plans forspendlngthemoney. bad omen. Eastham, !il, said he may retire will be one of the first stops on One killed, t • ' ed "All this time I've been real calm The commission touted the event from the ftre·deJ)artment today. President Reagan's campaign tour _ wo mJur didn't believe It could asa$lmilllondrawtng-addlngthe "Tileguysbackhomearen'tgolng because I after Labor Day, according to a SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) A happen to me," he said. "I feauy $250,00l to Cover mandatory with· to beUeve It when I clean my locker published report. The Columbus Dispatch In SunSprtngfleld woman was k1lled and r----------------------_:ou~t~~~C.:"~he~sa~ld!:_._ ___.:. two daughters were hospitalized day's editions reported that Reagan with gunshot woonds today, pollee campaign dlnictor Ed Rollins said. said. ' that after opening his campaign 1n Springfield Pollee Capt. Roger the West, Reagan w1ll headforOhlo, Evans said the Incident occurted Pennsylvania and New York. about 12: !iJ a.m. Awail autopsy resul18 Evans said Roger Hagans, 22, of Springfield, was being sought 1n·the SPRINGVll.LE, Utah (AP) shooting death of his · mother, Utah ijlghway Patrol officers w~ Mildred Hagans, :>.'!, and wounding awaiting the outcome of an autopsy of his sisters, Cynthia, 23, and Susan, todetermlnethecauseofdeathofan 15, who were 1n the Intensive care Ohio man, wllOOe body was found unit tn Mercy Medical Center. Inside his vehicle near here dwing the weekend. Weather forecast Trooper Lynn Richardson saki It was not ImmediatelY clear how Partly cloudy tonight and TuesElmer H. Auwbrey, 66, of Bethel, day with a slight chance 6f showers ' had died. · or thunderstorms Tuesday. LoW tonight tn the mid-&& High Tuesday ' !lHl5.Winds southerlY 10-15 mph · tonight. Chance of rain ~ percent tonightand30pen~utTuesday. . . Cincy firefighter newest millionaire . Ohio lotto winners get Reagan puts Ohio on stopover lists NO, WE'RE NOT GOING STIR-CRAZ.Y BUT HAVE WE GOT . A CRAZY DEAL ~ergencysquads . Veterans Memorial Seven emergency squad runs By BOB BOEJIUCII Income Is only one of the benefits derived from recycling. Recycling saves natural resources, cuts costs of production, saves energy, prevents litter and reduces the amount of.w aste landfU!ed. Recycled aluminum can be used to make aluminum cans using only five percent of the energy requt-ed to make the same cans from raw ore: Recycled products are not Inferior to "virgin goods" as many people think. Every ton of paper Meigs County happenings make seven runs Middleport Council seeks county grant funds·..: Young at the Meigs County Extension Office. · · SUNDAY ADM1SSION~-Eva Hartley, Middleport. SUNDAY DISCHARGES --Rodney Spires. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS--None SATURDAY DISCHARGES--Esther Kissel, Grace Greet, Vlrgl· nia Pullins. Check deer accidenl A Racine man escaped Injury when his car struck a deer on Ohio 338 Saturday. . The Gallla-Metgs post ,of the state highway patrol said 41-year-old Chester E. Rose was southbound ·when the animal ran Into the path of !:Us car. The 9:10 p.m. accident caused moderate damage to Rose's c~ accordtng.to the patrol. FoR ExlfDded Fort!iCIIIt ·vou ·.·:· · -._ '. FOR'i'Tttf>MONTH OF ' w.;.."PPay 111rou111 Frtdar- . Fair and warm tlawP lhe period. Hlp. llllhemld tou!Jperl!ll. AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASSIFIED FOR . 3 DAYS, GET 3 MORE DAYS FOR JUST Lows In the 80!1. 175 planl8 confiscated 1¢ ATHENS, Ohio (AP. -Athens County sheriff's deputies and A~ City pollee say they harvested about 175 marijuana plants In raids ofplotsoo the county's heavtly wooded h1llsldesSaturday, although ' \ ,I no aJTeSts were made. Tile plots were spotted by helicopter. Shotgun-toting officers then used trucks and trekked nearlY two miles Into the woodS to reach the marijuana. Sheriff Robert Allen said t!Us year's marijuana crop was smaller than usual because of the lack of ralnf~. · CRAZY DA·z y DAYS!!! ~ · ttUs year, accordlnt to plans , ~tabout$U,!XXJ,hesald,andhas~suggestedby Rl'l*ll~ at Mtlnday's vUia&e council session. the Meigs County Firefighters Association. ~Yiir- Fred Hotrman IUIIIOUIICed that 11 public . ' Followtng the discussion, Mayor Hoffman was hearlnir on appllca!Jona and )ll'llOedures reglll'ljlng · authOrized to make application for monies from the blockarantfundlwl!ibeheldbythecommlulonenat ' block grant funds. He and representatives from 2p.m. Wed!!l!lday. Heclteduneof theUJS to which cooncll wOl attend tomorrow's meeting at which time tlll!'fulldl were approved last year and llW Sted that prooedun!s tor filing of applications wU1 be explained. Middleport VUJaae make application tor approid12vydllc ell llllltely$.JJ.CXXltobeapplledontheparc)lueoftheold Mayor Hollman also discussed the five-miD levy depotoftheChesapeakeandOhioRallroad. which voters will decide upon at the November He aiiO suaestec1 that application be made for fire . election. MaY11f Holman said that he has received positiVe comments on the upcoming levy. He pointed department alr supply !!Qulpment to be ~ted on a - . ~lonwasheldontheeventwlthcouncllvottngto cloleMW St. forllll!munofthepartytrom 12 a.m. to7 p.m. EarlterCOOJicll had'voted to leave MU1 St. open to traffic during the party hours. However, at last night's meeting, several council members said they had received complaints from merchanta on the 'T' who felt that the street should be closed so that they, too, would be more of a part of the party. Council voted to close that street also during party hours. forbids au bumtng 1n the town. Violation of the · ordinance wUl be considered a minor mlademeanor; CAPE CANAVERAL; Fla. (AP) Village gets sewer line '. . ODED grant . : Although the village now has lbe money to constn1ct a sewer llnl!; akxig West Main Street, the line wU1 not be ccmpleted untlf machinery he designed b> manufac- Ptmeroy; mid-December, eccordlng to est!~ lllllte.s by Mayor RtchardSeyleranc1 the engineering finn. : The village · retelved word ovei: the weekend It w1ll be awarded a $62,250 grant from the Ohio Depart~' crews ment Cli..,.,. ret outlook said stable "We're la!tllnnlnll to Sl!e the ~''lheaald. ''Thedecreale IS amtna In the III!IDidaly schools.'' Walter allo laid test scores and dally · attendance rate$ are up In 111811)' Ebool , dlatrlcts, while the dropout rate lw decltned. · •on- are good Indica~ that DONATIONS- Ji1re depu'Cmelilli' 7 1ed frtm lint place C8lll ....... Hs'sl .... "' the Audlary ............. ., .&ate !1'71, Jl'nileiml Order crl Ear.t- M eGiill 1Jh4i held Ill .JIIdiaoavlle. (fraitt) lieU)' smtJI "' lbe -._.."',&lie .... And'aryjN •·t--twiDRobert.Jui•••.. R.me e..""""" nre Depadmenl; .JoiiD Maatey, Pwnao:t DepMimellt; "-Oepartinelit.l..arrJDupi of lhe .._•• tam tilllo pi lllhd cloecb Mallllay mpt. Allo l'eCEivml • hecb are (badl) Gale Imboden, S:yramse I:leparlnient; Paul .J•..•m, ......."" better," he said. things are ,...,~.,. Fortheflrsttbnelnfouryears,the state has avoided cutting funds It promised to the school districts. State money accoonts for less than ~percent of educational money, Walter saki. The Ohio Lottery has provided $250mllllontoeducatlon, Thetotalis $85 million more than had been expected. The lottery Is respoilsible forooly about7petcent ofthestate's educational funcb, Walter said. · G. Robert Bowers, asslslant state .supet1ittendent, saki there Is. ·an Increase 1n teacher hlriJiP. for 8ddttlonal classes ·In inath, scleooe and_foretgn languages. He also cited an lilcrease In recalls of lakl-olf teachers. At the same time, !IOITie teachers have been taking advantage of an ~lY retirement tnoenttveprogram that took elfect last year. Tile reUrements have created openings lot new teachen. Ohio is study1J)g Its teacber education and certification stand• an:ls. Walter said he wants teacherS to)IISatestbeforebelngcertlfledto teach In Ohio. liMe D!p lment, 81111 Jeff Dint, MJ+IIeptn.111e F4pa dMIQ eted Ill I . dllrl)' .....nller Ill .Jad •lle.A.,...wereee.narr.niiG¥trlhe stale. 'lbe llndMdual ·tellmll tidrlbi 'ed 1111 each wllle . the ......... Plco Dllllrlbulan of Glaulter, mY t • the enll7 fee. 'Die lciCIIlww••'• ' - " - 81111. ted to the lbe.,.......of ~ ~ PGIIKiG)' lilld .......... 'Die lciCIIl -each · · tam . . . 1bey deeMed ·~ to PGnii9io:t ... ltD to Mallon, MJcWepoot. Rarine and s,--. Piketon Plant .incre&ses production WASHINGI'ON (AP)- The U.S. Depanment of Energy has Increased ui'anlum~hment production at the Portsmouth Gaseous Dttruston Plant, Rep. Bob McEwen says. The Ohio Republican said Monday that 50 pe:cent of the Energy Department's uranlumenrichment production now wUl . COOle from the Portsmouth plant, near Piketon In southern Ohio. The Energy Department also ovetscwgaSE"'\\Sdlffusionplantsln Oak Ridge, Tenn., !lfld PadUcah, · Ky. The three facWtles produce enriched uranium far nuclear pOwer plants. DOE spokeswoman Sandy Per- . ktnssaid the Ptketoo plant wU1 boost production by about 2 pet cent . McEwen said DOE w111 step up production at Portsmouth by buying additional power trun the Ohio Valley Electric - Corp., based In WaVl"''lY. "By purchasing power from the OVECdurlng off-peak hours, output can be lncrea9ed while oot affecting the clenuinds and needs of consumers and businesses (or electrictty,",McEwen 5aid. Ms~ Perkins, whocalledtheactton "flne-tuaJng," said the Increase In . productlonatPortsmouthwillcOine Ohio's educational as enrollment and state school ~ apPear to be stable for the first time In IE'VI!l'ai years. '"lbere's a new opUmlsin about educatbi,'' said Franklin B. Walter, _state superintendent of public lnstniCtlon. "We're past the days of rapidly decteastng 8Jrollment." - • Helllidenrollmenthask'veledoff .and ~~~ilncreale Is expected by 19!Kl. The l!ltln'lated statewide public school C!III'Oiknent for the upcOming school year Is nearlY 1.81 mDllon, a alight clem!ue from the 1.82 m1lllon In :J!liB.IN. Howt!Yer, the decrease Is 1es1 than' 111 previous wars and 1s ' I.'OIIIId!red a Sign of stabiliZation, said Irene Bandy, an assistant state . ,, -The coun~ was oo scbedule tutepurephannaceutiCalslnlpace. and the weather looked promising The ampany refuses to say what today for the twtce.Qelayed malden ~he Is making on the fllibt. launch of the newest American Late on Monday, launch pad splice shuttle on Its six-day Voyage. ~ liquid oxygen and · D~'.s uttoU, with a crew of hydrogen aboard the shuttle to six end a record cargo load; was · produce the Ship's electr1cal power scheduled ·f or 8: :Ji a .m. EDl' In 1Ught, then allowed 4.'Kl pounds of Wednesday. the super-oold.gases to boll away to On bOard·Otsoovery Is a 20-ton Ughten the Ioad becauseoftheextra payload - three communications heavy cargo. satellites, a IO'Uoot high solar sail Theslruttledeslgndoesootwrm!t and a miniature drug-making partial loading, so the boll-olf ary. becomesneo factoly. ' After two successiVe launch Pad ~ paid special attention all&...,.. were scrubbl!d by maJMonday to shUttle's three maJn fw)cUiliiB tri Jllile";NASA ComblDed ·eng~ues to avoid a repeat of the the of two Discovery flights <mtamlnatlon that callled two piJstponements ,or. the ship's nrst to the I*CCiam · blick on schedule. That adtjed two satellites -flight In June. end iotons of cu'll9. . . · A ccinputer failure stopped the Shuttle Q:mmender Henry w. first attempt nine mtnutj!S before Hartsrlekl and Pilot Michael Coats schedule~! launch. The next day, the were scbeduled to go flying tn second try was halted tour se<:Onds • speclally built aircraft this morning . short of Uftolf wheil computers to practice eJne~aeucy landings on detected something wroag In a tuel the Kennedy Space Ceuter runway. valveandmderi!dlheE!Iglnes~one . The others, mission spedallstsJudy of them alreadyflrtng- slaltdown. ' Resnik, Steve Hawley, Richard "Although oot yet proven, the Mullane and Charles Walker hit the most plausible theory now under !lOOks for last-minute changes In the consideration Involves the possibilfllgirt plan. Ity of mlcro8coplc slit accumulaWalker Is an Employee of the tions,'' said an arinouncernentby the McDoonellrn!glasCo.;gotngalong National Aeronautics and Space Administration. . 00 the mlsalon to operate' the ay1be.a_..·ted~ Educators say they're apttrnlstlc about Ohio's upcantng school year, otller: and olfE!!lden will be fined Iii accorclanoe with mlilor mlsdemeanor·penaltles. Theordlnanoedol!l· provide for S<me for.INmtng through special permits: · lssu£!4 at the discretion of the fire department. : Mayor Hoffman said that a rep-esentatlve of the; OhloValleyl.andscapeCo. hadvlsttediiiBcammllllity· to IookllJ IJ'ei,!S pllinted In the buslneusectbl,~park : andooMriSt.ayearalso.Oneortwotl'l!elneedtobe: cunpietely replaced and lght or lO,othen have been· ' stW aUve and• vandaltzl!d. However, their roots are they need to be slra1ghtened. Cost for straightening: would be $.'fian bour and this could oot bedoneuntn the: latter part of October. (Continued on page 10) l ''The dectsl6n by the Department of Energy totncreaseretJanceoil the Portsmquth plant enhances liS economtc competitivenesS and. long-term vlsblllty," McEwen said. Ms. Perkins saki the InCrease wetlt Into effect last Saturoay. ~ said the Increase won't result In any extra jobs at the plant, whjch employs about 1,!01 people. The plant, operated by Goodyear Atomic Corp. for the Energy Department, has been tn operation for about 25 years. of Economic Developmeut: , The grant, which cannot beomcta.liY. ewai-ded untn Aug. 31, w1ll alloW contractor Horace Karr to operate the' new Plz2a Hut. Without the grant, the sewer line could oot be built becallll! of costs, said Ma)'OI' Seyler. • The Ohio EPA will oot allOw the Pizza Hut ·to operate unlesa the sewer line Is Installed. The West Main Street-Monkey Run area II using now storm -en, which empty directly Into the Ohio River. lnstalltng the sewer line and 1Ift statlonswDI not takelongerthantwo months, said Chuck Mann, Engk neertng Associates, Inc., w~, The finn has been employed by tlie vUlage to design the line. · Field work should be ampleted within two or three weeks, Mann said. Once the design work Is pleted, the contract can be adver: tlsed and awarded, Seyler explained. Advertising and awarding the bid wU1 take about a month; Seyler added. · StW undecided Is whether otl!ei businesses and residents In the area · wU1 be able to tap Into the sewer tJurlng original construction. com; attheexpense~theOakRidgeand Paducah plants. The Portsmouth plant has the 'towwt power costs of the three tadlltles. Meigs not receiving CDBG ·fupds I• COLVMBUS.Ohto(AP)-Some llU mlllllllllli aanrJ11111ty develq>- lllllltmoneyWW beaolnl.to310hlo ~ ... """ ...._ Gov CCI)'IIIIIIJIIt to reliabllltate ..__ and ....... , _ ~·- ... """ ,.,...., RJchard Celublllid MoMay. ALL AOS CASH IN ADVANCE NO 'PHONE ORDERS ON SP~CIAL The _.,em; eram- and the amoonts . AdlmiCowlty,tm.cm; Madllon -.em: EaiiLlverpool, ..."!_ Coshocton County, S298,«m; Newton FaDs, S!m,cro; South Lebanon, $710,00, -.em: Nellon~. -3Z; Xenla, f/'10;000; Scioto County, Irondale, $755,!XXJ; Wellston, S811),963; Bn.ish Creek TQwnshlp, . fJ(O,cm; New Loodon, $875,1110; Urbana, $510,000; Geneva, $t'III,IM; Markm County. Port Clinton, . $855,300; Hoytsvtlle, $'103.!100; setx blfr, $191,(0), and New Richmond. Slll5,!XXJ. ' Gallla Cwnty, $519,928; Pike Olial;y, $'M,Im; Noble County, soo.cm: 1260,01111; Cedarville, 190.000:. Fayette Cwnty, $5.11,1m; Cam- brldJt, SIIB,cm; W1lllamlpln. I • $451,780; Portsmouth, S29t.!l83; Brown COUnty, $1'15,1m; Coaltm, $100,cm; New Stralehtsvllle, . tl7')-. awardetlwe-e: TowDiblp. I . a . Council gave a first reading to an onllnance which: '. ~tlon In the elementluy Gallipolis Daily Tribune The Daily .Sentinel Point Pleasant Register out that the levy, part of w~ch l,s earmarked for recreattoq, would j)elng In SliO,!XXllnrecreatlonalfunds over the live year life of the measure and with that amount grants' could probably be attracted to carry oot the entire d!!Velopment of the marina. , Clerk·Tri!lisurer Jon Buck read letter from the Middleport Chamber of Cmunerce conthmlng the date for the annual block party for Sept. 8 and a ·.Shuttle ·liftoff on s.Chedule · BUpet'lnteildelt. YOUR AD WILL REACH A 3 COUNTY AREA GALLIA-MEIGS-MASON countywide basis. At the present time, the ..,kldleport Fire Department bears the responslbWty for BUpplYtng air for all fire departments of the county when It II needed. Mayoc Hotbnan Indicated that the QP!!l'ationllhouldbeonacountYwldebas!s.Thlswould . ' - w• 'IBAmC 8'roPPER - Not everyone has to atop brothers of Bnlce. Reed, who lives alo111 Mlllli tnlllc'lo , . . .. "'" ! but p.-Reroy Couiil6nan SCnlS Ill the~ Rim area, pit !!pedal pilll I' l Bnice Reeddoel. P.Whclhe ....._ Moadayiilpt .. from lhe Ma,vr11111J81: of l'oiild G)' to lllaplrallle . . hill Reed. Dliidluto tnfllc t. Tom Hefti. Bot~~ are pallit lhealde of lila boule. . 7 �. --~- ... Tueeday, Auguat 28, 19&4 Commentary The Daily Sentinel A~ Slim~ ,......._.._-.-,,...,.,..c~,..,. . ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFUCH General ManaK!'r PAT WHITEHEAD ~lstant Publisher1Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor AMEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla11011 aad the American Newspaper Publishers Association. They LET'mR8 OF OPINION ...., wel_,e, ohould be 1... tlwo 310 wonlo ).,.• .4.111-• are OllbJecl to edltbl(aad must beolped with name, adolr..o aod lelepboae aounber. No uaolped letlera wDI be published. Letlen ohoUid be In &Otdlule, addreof!inc Jooueo, not peroooaiiHeo. The Democratic er Democrat Party controversy At last week's GOP national convention, Republicans by and large were back to raillng against the Democratic House. And that represents something of a change. · Not tbe crtticlsm, of course, just that they're again calltng the opposition party bY the same name Democrats use. · RepubHcan leaders a few years ago set about to change the name to "Democrat Party," and lor a while that·was all you ever heard. Republicans talked about the Democrat-amtrolled House and the Democrat administration of President Carter and the Democrat Party. The general Idea they were trying to convey was that lliere,was nothing democratic about the Democratic - er, Democrat- Party. But now, judging from the rhetoric at the GOP convention, most Republicans have given up on the rel\llflllllg project. The GOP platfonn, which is very rough on Democrats ln other areas, speaks of the "Democratic Party." When one delegate moved that all references to Democratic be changed to Democrat to be COI)Sistent with GOP usage, no less a conservative than Rep. Jack Kemp of New York objected. · "The name of the party is the Democratic Party, and there's no point in going out of our way to insult our frtends in the other party," KBTJp said. President Reagan, once a Democrat himself, never really made the switch to calling It the "Democrat Party." So the old fonn was again used ln his acceptance s!ieech t9 the convention although Reagan mostly just calls Democrats "they" and "them," as ln: ''We could say they spend like (lrunken ~Ol'S, but that WOUld be unfair to drunken sailors. Drunken saUol.'S spend their own IIIOileY, '' Not all Republicans have given up the language assault. After all, Kemp will have togo after Democratic votes lfhelstoseekthepresldency 1n 1988, but Barry Goldwater of Arizona won't. He's not running again and, anyway, Goldwater always speaks his mlnd. Goldwater, In his speech to the convention, lashed out against "Den'locrat leadership" and even made I eteience to all wars Of the century having begun under "Democrat admln!strations:" Letter to editor . .Tribute to Clara Lochary It Is very dlftlcult to wrtte about and give proper credit to a life long frtend who has passed away. Especially one who has played such an Important part In teaching niuslc, whowasahistortan, afrtend and one dedicated to her church. I called her Mrs. Grace Episcopal Church of Pomeroy, Ohio, and the name was most fitting. For aU her years ln Pomeroy; she devoted so muoh time as an organist, member of the Vestry, and did practlcaUy everything at one time or another In church work. Whenever any partshloner had a sertous problem, she was always present to comfort tlie person and to assure hlm or her that the church was sympathetic. Her most Important contrtbution, however, came at at a time when a sertous church problem would artse. Youc could always talk to Clara and she would give you ihe correct solution to the matter. She always took a common sense approach to any probletn which seemed Insurmountable. She knew · people backwards and forwards, De~e.nding.NCAA champs edge Auburrt, 20-18 Including their genealogies. She has seen many, many rectors In our church come and go, and she kept ln toUch with most of them. Sbe was on a first name basis with ll'iany Bishops and other high officials Of the Episcopal Church. She knew exactly where family members of the church sat on Sunday. such as the Norton fa !lilly, the Ebersbach famly, Hart Stansbury, Wyatt Plantz and the Remlngtons. These were some of .the old-timers In the church. She, of course, knew where all the other families sat also. We will miss Clara Lochary, as she was part of the foundation of the church. Although the foundation of the church has been weakened, and as Mrs. Grace Episcopal Church knows, the church will continue without her physical presense. Her spllit will remain with us forever. She certainly will be missed by everyone who knew and··assoclated with her. God Bless her! · Fred W. Crow little attention has been paid to S. City CoUege ln Pennsylvania. The 2568, which bears the tltleoftheCivll college received no direct federal Rights Act of1~. The bill 1$ now ald. butsomeofltsstudentsrecelved actively pending in .cmun!ttee. A "PeU grants" tor their tuition. The companion bill already has passed · 3rd u.S. Circuit held that grants to the House - by a vote of 375-32 on the students constituted federal June 26. No bill having greater financial assistance tO the !nstltutrnpac! upon more people has~ tlon as a whote, andthusmadeevecy along slllce the basic Clvll Rights aspect of the college's operations Actwasadopted~years. ago. subject to federal law prohibiting Dr. Michael Horowitz, general d!scrtmlnatlon ln ltlgher educatiOn. counselaftheOffieeofManagement The Supreme Court. with only two and .Budget, says the bill '.'would members dissenting, reversed the largely ellmlnate the rernalnlng lowercourt. Theh!ghcourtheldthat distinctions between federal and the PeU grants affected only the state, and federal and . private, particular "program or activity" concems."TherespecledCenter!or ·concerned, In this case thecoliege's Judicial Studies herein Washington flnanc!l!) aid prograrn. warns that ln Its Pfi!Stlllt!orm the bill The pending Senate btu would not ''will etfect a radical and massive' merely nullify the Grove City expansion of federal power ln the decision on prtvate coUeges. It subject areas." would do much more. The bill By way of 'l3ckground. its should effectively would broaden four be said that the Supreme Court last major statutes banning d!scrtmlna· February made an Important 'tiorionaccountofage,sex,handlcap ~islon in a case Involving Grove or race. Itwoulddoth!sbyextendlng ~ ~ E ' 0 pe A school that prays••• · "All right, you can have Roorn234, butnoco~rnoneylnthehall." ''The Reverend Moon blesses yoo.·· uGet oot of here." . The thin! student to apply was Marian Beechnut. "Mygroupwouldllkeaclassroom after school." 0 TheprlnclpalsmUed. Marlanwas an outstanding student. "Of course. What group are you representing?" ''The Daughters of A.rnerlcan ..._._._,"Marlanrep"...,.._ .... ''Thereis A•"""""' no God and the sooner the students learn It the better off they w1ll be.'' "You're not going to ~ my classroom to preach alhelsm!" the prtnclpal soouted. "What klnd of a public school do you think this Is? ~' "Beforeyousayno,Ishouldwarn you our lawyel' is prepared to take youtocourttoseewegetoW'room." "You can have Lecture Hall B In the basement next to the bOiler." "It'sprettyhotdown !here." "So Ia hell, and you people might ';lbUI'IIday, T1rnothy." as weD get used to lt." . "God bless you, sir." The prtnclpal knew he was ln "AndGodbhsyou, Timothy." ttouble whal a studlmt known·as The next one to apply was Elvis · "Fidel the Fearleu dreslled ln Gregory, who said he J~elll!llted -Army fallgiles, C8Jr)e ln. ."Buenil& · the DillciPieJI r4 Reverend Moon. elias," Fidel said. "I l4wld like The prlnclpal bticame fluStered. beiKiquarters for my cell." "Are you going tollleourctassroom· "What cell?" torprayen?" . ''TheFirstofMayTeenagers!ora '1don'thavetot.ellyouwhatwe're .. MarxlstReYolutlon. Cadre lll9." llllngtheclaslroomtor." . "I can't g!ve_ ~ clalsl"'mm to a up front Sorry to disappoint yoo, Alonzo~ but not many champions have beeJ) picked to repeat including . Auburn's 1967ldngs, who were llfth ln the first 1958 poD - since the AP began Its preseason ranldngs ln 1900. . or person." Let me go back to the o~R questions. Theplllfnlanguageofthe Senate bill would snare the grocer who be!lef!ts from the foOd •lalnps trad81 by his customers. PI~ lions for pe1'90111 on Medlc&J:!! and Mei!icald constltul!! ass!staiK:e to the phannacy. Every spo{'!S, te~ that plays on publicly-owned would· be subject to affirmative actiOn requirementS. of federal law. Fanners, ranchers and landlords are among mDUons of citizens who becmle I'I!Cipients of federal assist, ance "directly or through another entity or person." ' .- • The pending bill has 63 Senate sponsors, among them such usually sound ft!Dows as Baker of Tennessee, Dble of Kansas and SII!Vens of . AlasiCa. It 1$ mystlfY!ne. The only ~~ charttable eltplallatlon that comes ': to mlnd is that many of the sponsors were misled into believing ~ bill was an lnnocent Uttle measure Intended ooly to restore the status \ quo ante. . There Is nothing Innocent aboui ~~ the rne~~Sure. Such ultraliberal · '; sponsors as Kennedy of Massachu- · ~· . setts and Cranston of Callfornllr · .. ,~ know exactly what they are doing. ; Theirs is the ultimate grab lor · federal ~r; and unless the bill · \' can be sensibly amended or~ _,. • deferred, . their grab will succeed ·· ';• next month. ' 0,. ,· !Warn~' s trtumph should go down as one of the great coacblng joblln collele football history. Jimmy Johnson, head man at Oklahoma State the last ave years, was only hired June 5 to succeed Howard Schnellenberger, wllo .choreographed the 1983 Hurrtcanes .Into one of sport's ClndereUa teams and then jumped to the United States Football League. · SJIIARING APASS -MIIni'•WIIIIeSmllbclvsto t Au!Rn'e Anhur Jom- In tile Kll!lroft CIMIIc at Elllt Oak Hill approved for SVAC admittance OaJc H!U' has' received the green ' ,° !: I •, '., • I' "This place Is a madhouse. I've had ·-· to give classrooms to athelsta, Ccmrnu.n!sts, HeU's Angels, SOns-of ·: • the Ku Klux Klan and the Alnert- .. : cans for Che8per Marlj111!118 Club. . ~ Do I have to go alo111 with thla?" ' '••we have no choice. It's the only way Reagan could get prayer back · • Jnschools." ic~~~the~sc~hoo~l~~~~~~----~--------------~ 8NIM8L PeiiGNSP BY JINRTII8N COfltf15110N . ·: L.. • .., "I'm as excited now as I've ever been in my life," Johnson said. "The men have worked so IUird and they went out and laid It on the line. l'tn proud of them.Theywereboundand determined to win lt. '' llliuv'e a PMI In tile lint quiJiter 111 ' signatures It it is to have any Impact on WashingtOn. This is, we believe, ' , an achleva.b le goal: (Iru;lude ad-, · .. dresses lor vertflcatlon). Step Two: We will deliver the · · petition to the next pri'Sidtllt and the. : new congressloDalleaderi in January. I think I can guarantee that a protest, slglled by mlliiOIIS of Amertcans, will get the attentiOn of our .elected leaders. For they understand that the ~pie' are stW •, the sovereigns of this country and hold the ultimate Jl(IWI!i. I have no doubt that they will act qulckly to slilsh gov~t waste. . Step.ThJ'ee: We lnvtteyoo to help ' • us keep watch on waste. Joln ':·; CitlzeilsAgalnstWaate,anon-proflt, '· non-partisan, grassroots organiza·· • ' tlon, which will conduct a search- · · and-destroy campalsn against go: -< venunent misspending. '· Otherwise, congressmen invarta< • ; bly ·wlll give )lp-servlce speeches · against waste'but will maneuver to continue their pet, wasteful pro. · : grams. And the bureaucrats, whose : ,,· budgets are eut, will halt vital · services but continue their extrava- · · gances. l including au schools ln the GaDia County Lo.cai system and Southern and .Eastern In Meigs County favored Oak HID's admission. Sheets said OaJc Hill has approximately 140 buys Involved ln athletIcs, slightly more than Ji;astern's turnout. . '.'The problem right now Is that we're a six-team league," Sheets said, "and most leagues In Ohio are . eight or more. Where we get Into problems, for exam&Jie, at Southwestern, we can't fit ln Ohio teams, so we're forced to get West VIrginia schools.'' Otflclals pointed out the inclusion of West VIrginia teams has forced SVAC football, basketball and baseball squads to travel long light to enter the Southern Valley Athletic Conference as part of ~ SVAC'squesttobulldanelght-team ~: The Gi!Wa County Local Board of Education Monday. accepted a recommendation from SVAC coaches and prtnclpals to admit the Jackson County school, currently a member of the Ohio Valley eonterence: At.thesametime, board members urged the league to ))lli'SIIe other pOssible .candidates for inclusion, includmg the readmtsskin of Symmes Valley, another member oftheOVC. SWthwestern High School Principal Paige Sheets Informed the board that coaches and prtnclpals ~.., , , ! h ' •. \ •' distances. · "Ithlnklt'ssomethingthatshould Although Symmes Valley has be looked Into, because It would exp cased inler!!st ln rejoln!ng the eliminate all that traveling," said SVAC - It was one of the original Board President Carl Waugh. schools to l!l8kl! up the league at Its Board member Fred Deel ex- creation ln 1958 - no formal pressed concern over admitting application has been made, Sheets OaJc Hill becaUse its teams could said. jXJSSibly dcmlnate the league. But beca~ Symmes Valley has "I know they're down now, but left the SVAC twice Uws some l'veseentbelrprogramsandiknow offlclala have been reluctant to they ~rome back," he said. consider an application It It Is made. The Oaks captured the 1982-83 . · Waugh suggested thai It It does OVC ~ball title under Coach . joln the fold again, the leagueshould Norm Persln 8fter several strong. establish a number of years the hanlwood seasons. Vlk!ngs should be required to stay ln With Its admission, OaJc Hill could the league: possibly be fit Into the spring 1!*!5 Board member Daryl Salisbury SJ?OrlS schedule, said Sheets, and urged ~ts and other SVAC Into basketball In 1915-86. Footba11 offlclalstopursueSyrrunesValley's maybeworkedlnbythel911>season, application as a means of boosting he added. , , · league membership. · ' Some. old, f~ar faces . cut by NFL teams ' · ByDICIUIRIN8TEB AP,SpJriBWrtter The Turk, that dreaded subordlMte who tells professional !ootblill players to .','report to the coach and brlng your playbook," has come a cilllln' ~more. .. · As always, when the National Foqtball League teams reached thelrseason-qJening49-playerlevel Motiday; some old and famDiar faces were · sent packing. Five veterans:.... Mike Relnteldt, Jemne Barkum, Jeff Yeates, Brtan KeUey and Harold Carmichael - with 57 years of experienCe among. them were the most ooteworthy cuts. And DeCision Day, as hard as It Is · m the players, leaves the coarhes with a bad Ulste ln their mouths. On the flip side, however, were two slgnlftcant additions - Randy White" of the Dallas Cowboys and Wesley Walker of the New York · Jets. . White, an AU-Prodefensiveta'.ckle and' \\;a1Jcer, a standout wide receiver, ended their holdouts Monday. Although tenns were not revealed, White reportedly signed lor five years after seeking $1.3 mlllkin a year.. 'fhat would make him the highest paid lineman in the lliiJIIl'. The return•of Walker, who had been seeking 16 renegotiate lils contract, led to the release of C4rm1Chael, who played With the Ph!ladelphla Eagles for 13 seasons with Philadelphia. The Browns also George Radachowsky, a seventhgot a roster exemption tor Frank round choice, to the Indianapolis Mlnnlileld, whose status is being Colts lor a draft pick. The Colts cut questioned after being signed off the quarterback Mark Reed, a fourPete Shaw. · The Giants also acquired defen- roster of the United States Football year NFL·veteran. The Rams also slve ba.ck Ken Hill from the Los League's Arizona Wranglers. released veterailllnebacker David Angeles Raiders lor an undisclosed Detroit released tight end Ulysses Lewis. Norrts, and announcedltwouldkeep draftcholce. TheRaldendlsposedoffourotber fotir quarterbacks - starter Gary New England released Dwight veterans from last season's Super ·Danielson, Ertc Hipple, Mike Ma- . Wheeler, a six-year offensive llneman, and Brooks WUIIams, a Bowl championship club. Cut were churek and rookie John Witkowski. offensive lineman Steve Sylvester, · The Lions also announced they had seven-year tight end. The Patrtots tight end Doo Hasselbeck, quarter- acquired linebacker Angelo King a!¥> acquired cornerback Rodney back David Humm and running from Dallas for an undisclosed 1911> · McSwain from Atlanta in exchange for a draft choice. draft cbolce. back Chester Willis. The Rams traded defensive back V~ punters Max Runager of · Philadelphia, Ray Stachowicz of Olicago and Ray Cater of Butt~ ..----------------...:;..,,.......;___________, · were cut, as were ldckers Russell Erxleben, a former first-round choice or New Orleans, BW Capece of Tampa Bay and Chuck Nelson the Rams. The Bucs also cut defensive back Norrtl 'Thomas and ·linebacker AI Rlchard8on. . In addition to CUtting Kelley, San Diego aL<Jo waived defensive lineman Abdul Salaam, an elgbt-year veteran acquired from the Jets. Along With Yeates, Atlanta cut six-year I'IIMing back Bo Robinson and six-year defensive tackle Mike Zele. ... ·Haynes. rerpalned out of camp.~ Giants given a roster exernptton,tor il~. • Relnfeldt, a Pro Bowler In 19'19 "' '" •' ' ;, ......• .,, j t« !!efback Mark he led the NFL with 12 intesceptlolla, bad a strtnr of 100 ~ttve starts With the Houston Oilers unW he btiJke his left ankle tut'ISICJ!I. Thenlne-yearvetel'8llls tiie 'all·tllfle Oiler leader In career inli£l:lkjltb6 with '28. Yeates WIB a 13-yearveteran with the Atlanfa Falconll. Kelll!y pla)'ed ~ for the Giants before an f!l•.t.~~d~~ ff.,,.t Jt()IIU the Jeta and was teylng to catch m wltll W8lhlllgtlll. . ' The Gl8nta, l'll8kiD8 wholesale chiN- '- .·' .I -~' cemed inSIIniiCI service. ·we ~ 11Y to be fllentls you Clll ilepend on. Cllllll IOtlaY. . ' 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 State Auto IMuranct ., '. 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' WIWI you neet1111. we'l be Veterans released were Blake Moore, fifth-year offensive Uneman from The College of Wooster; Rodney Tate, third-year running back from Texas; Andy Gibler, second-year tight end from Mls· sourt; Jim Hannula, second-year offensive lineman from Northern Dllnois; and Emanuel Weaver, second-year defensive Uneman from South Carolina. Gary WUI!ams, the second-year Conner Ohio State receiver wide receiver from nearby WUmlngton, was placed on the injured reserve list.along with fourth-year defensive back Bryan Hicks. WUI!ams has a puUed hamstring, and Hicks has a fractured arm. $}995 . PRICES START AT cut by the Cleveland Browns along with vefl!l'an running back Perry · lfan1ngton, whom they had acqulred earlier this year in a trade just two holdoUts of aD·pro caliber, San;Fr,anctsco defensive end Fred ·'I 0 WHAT TO DO WHEN A DEATH OCCURS OUT-OF-IOWN ... ' ~- CINCINNATI (AP)- TheClnclnRookie free agent. G\lry Smith, a " nat! 'Bengals, with only six healthy 265-po\Jnd guard from VIrginia Tech defensive backs, were scanning the who since 1982 had been released In " · waiver lists looking for help. the final cut by four other NFL "Right now, we're really on thin teams, wlll play guard In placeoftlie · Ice there," Coach Sam Wyche said lnjuredMikeObroyac. Monday after the Bengals cut five Mike Brown, Beng;Us assistant veterans and four rookies. "It one gj!neral manager, Indicated Pll- · . defenslve back goes down now, !man, from theClnclnnatlsubui-bof ~; we're ln a disaster area. We're Norwood, conceivably could be : looking lor a guy who can come ln reCalled at a later date, should the' ' here right now and play." teanineed to replenish Its roster. Cornerback Ray Grtffln has a "Wearego!ngtokeepoureyeson ~ strained knee. Hard-hitting safety him ln the future," Brown S<J,Id. . Bobby Kemp has a dislocated . . Rpokles Brtan Blados, Bruce • : shoulder and could remain out until · Relm~rs and Bruce Ko?erski were , retained for the offensi.v e , line. .. Oct.1. "PaUl (Sparling, ass!Stl\nt Sixth-round pick Don Kern from ' trainer) says lt'U be probably four Artzona State. a tight ef\d, and _ weeks before I'm ready," said rulmingbackJohnFarleyrnadethe ·.Kemp, his arm ln a sling. team. Running back James Brooks agreed w'le!' 'Wyche as~ It he. r----"---,---~-....:. would be a backup at defensive back. The Bengals veterans bore the 1 brunt of the cuts when the team trtmmed Its roster to the regularseason limlt"of 49 on Monday. Only two of the players waived · were rooJdes - Clj!y Plc)lertng; a wlderecelvertromtheUnlversltyof Maine, and linebacker Brtan Pillman, a Miami (Ohio) University R,eturn specialist Dino HaD was were eoNMiTTee • MOST All SIZES ' White and Walker in the fold, With PeliGNePeY Bengals scanning lists ,; . for defen·sive bac-k s . ·= or before being released last winter. ,----....,.------------'-------....;.-------------------,----~ He holils tlie NFL reccird of 12'i straight games with at least one ~ and Giant · AUIJURNQU~STOPPED - Aubumcpiiu-temackPat . • W&lblnpea III!Wpped by Millnj's Dallal Cameron, center, nd WlnltGn ' MQI8 aa he tl'leB to nui tile ball In tile fourth quarter of Monday's Klckolf ·_ Clullc.Mlamlwon, 00-18. (AP~). linebacker. 'J.T. Turnel', wide iecetver John Mistler, 11011e tackle Bill Neill and defensive backs Mike DeOn!s and pa.IS reception. 8NIM8L 0 Fort Lauderdale last year, that settled the Issue. Cox also drilled a rMnkinR · Art Bitchwald ··.l.'·-. Cmunun!st front organization.'' "We're not a Conunun!st front organization. We're Communists. We'd like a big classrOOm, as we expecttorecru!tfromthedowntrodden and persecuted students who have been corrupted by your Amertcan school system." , · Attheendofthedaytheprlnclpal wllllllPect · us Qlfenslvely and defeaalvely," said orsaruzatton, ·Federal··gravy train . Today is Tuesday, Aug. 28, the241stdayof1984. 'l'bereare125days left ln the year. Today's hlghllgbt ln history: On All&'. 28, 1963. 3Xl,OOl people joined ln a peaceful clvll rights rally in' Waslllngton and heard Dr. Martin Luther KIDg Jr. declare: "I have a dream.." . . . On this date: ·In 10, Henry Hudson discovered Delaware Bay. In 1711, Gennan author JohaDn Wolfgang von Goethe was bom In 1828, Russian noveUst Leo Tolstoy was born. · iJie Jack Anderson ·:;; ,.. . "They autruslleci.1«1 yards (on 21 c~) to 96 (m ~ rushes) by Alonzo Hlghsml th. 45-yarder earlier ln the final pertod. "'J111s Is a great boost for us," said Aurum Olach Pat Dye, whose '"'beywhuppedusineverypha.se Hlghsmtth. ''The sports writers ~_.~~· Ttaers ~ outplnl!d 476 yards to of the game except the . k!ckl.ni gave us no respect down In Miami. .,.. ~- Bernie Kosar, who paned game,"Dyeadded.Buteventhough They said we couldn't do lt,•theysald Mtlonalchan)plonship. In what waa probably a )llaaer Nebraska dlizy to lheOranae Bowl, Auburn got field goals of 42, 36and45 the schedule is too tough, they said , upset than their dramatic 31-.11 ~21r438tor329yardsand yards from Robert McGinty and Florida-this, Auburn-t·h is, ' vlclolyoverNo.l-rankedNebraska · touchcJoo.vnfof17andelgbtyardsto some solid punting from I..ewls · Michigan-this. Nobody ever menu. ln last aeason's Orange Bowl, the flanker Stanley Shakespeare. ·And Colbert, It was a ;5-yard field goal oned the detending nat!Qnal H~aness)lruagl!dotfthelrNo.10 althouih Aubum had a 166-131 with 6:(JI remalnlng by Miami's champs. We're probably the only Pl'£11!a1011 and knocked off advantaae m the ii'OUJICI, AD- GreaCox,whowaabootlngthemlor team ln history that won a Amerlcanhallbaci<BoJacklonwu st. 'nJomuAqlllllasHiihSchoolln c;hamplonship and was never put top-rated Auburn :al-18 MCIIday ' back on top (of the Associated Press poD)." thereachofclvllrightsenforcement proerams to any "recipient" of ''federalllnanclal•asslstance," In construction of statutes; , ~tlnJt!ons are everything. No ·,, amount of "legislative hlsiDry," no l!SSUfances by floor man".rs. ' nothing that is said In debate counts ·. more than the w9rds of the statute Itself. Here the won! " recipient" Is sweeptnglydefllled. It embraces not only the states, . their lo\YI1S an<t CO\IIItles and Institutions, but also any "private agency, Institution or or other entlo/" receiving federalllnanclal asststanre "directly or through another entity I WASHINGI'ON - Here's the this century. It's an express run by "As the true owners of the U.S. dramatic news fQr taxpayers, who polltlclanswl1ogalnapplausetoc;lay government, we protest the appalare being told they must ante up still · for offering new. benefits and llng waste of our money by those we more money to bring down the disappear lntothewoodworktomorentrust to spend lt. We demand federal deficit . Enough fat can be row when the cost has blown the action, not ~ssion, to stop the squeezed out of the budget, enciugh public debt sky high. · excessive and unnecessary squand-· extravagance ellmlnated from go. These tree-spending policies are ertng of government funds for ....emment, enough cash saved from not Inclined to Impose austertty now foolish projects, wasteful programs going down the drain, that a tax (which can be blamed on them) in and inefficient operations. We want lncreaseshouldn'tbenecessairy. order to forestall calamities later corrective measures taken against The word comes from Peter (wltlch he can blame on their those In Congress and the federal Grace, who should know. He heads. ~ccessors). But if they won't listen . bureaucracy who Irresponsibly theGraceComm!ssion,whlchspent to the alarms of economists, they authorize and misspend our tax 18 mootha scrutlnlz!ng the govern- will listen to the protests of the doUars. " . ment's books and 2,478waysthatthe voters. · This is a simple taxpayers' federal bureaucracy skins taxpe.ySoGraceani:IIhavecomeupwith declaration that we want an end to ers. He has shown me evidence that a plan we think Is doable:.... doable if mistakes, negligence and laxities a tax Increase won't be needed It thereareenoughtaxpe.yerswhowill that . have run up the cost of Congress .will simply cut out the invest a little ef!ort to . save government almost beyond calcula- . wasteandfraudhiscommlsslonhas · themSelves thousand!; of dollars tion or comprehension. uncovered. · . doable It there are eilough practic: The petition will not be used lor Grace can po!nt out the waste to · lng Americans who will act now to partisan pu!pOSes; it Is circulated Congress; be can explain how to halt the government's onrushing by a bipartisan coalition that ranges tighten financial controls; he can plunge toward financial chaos. from the conservative former specify exactly what must cut to Here's the plan: Treasury Secretary Wllllam Simon wipe out the deftctt. In fact, he has Step One: WelnvltealiAmericwls to l)1e liberal ex-presidential candlalready provided Congress with an to sign a national petttion protesting dateGecqe McGovern. array of opportunities to avert the government misspending. Just sign We ask at least that you sign your ,consequences r4 spending-run-wild. the lolk!wlng statement and·maU It name to this proteSt. But we also . Yet It woo't be easy to derail the to Citizens Against Waste, P.O. Box urge you to coUect the s!gnai:U!'i!s of government gravy train, which has :uro, Ben Franklin StatiOn, Wa- your frtends and neighbors. The been on a one-way track for most of sh!ngton. D.C. ~: petition must have milllons of OUslc. WarnlngtoNo.,l-rankedteama-be Prepani'd to enaliUiter IOil'le air twtulen . celfywhave"""'-·-the '. Let's keep pressure going TOday .iri history · l!:) ::_~ Untvers!ty of Miami r- ..._ anot111!r Hurricane . James J. Kilpattick : 1 , JUst before going off to Texas the president signed one of his favorite bits of legislation, theoneperm!ttlng students to use public schools after hours to hold prayer meetings and other rellgtms activities. The president was so excited to have such a law that he failed to read the small prtnt ln the bill. Any . student organization can use the I would llke to say, In last week's build It for not only constructlon classrooms, whe!\ school is not Jn. paper, as we have read our access jobs, but for a boom in new Industry session, for extracurricular actlvlhighway to the RavensWood Bridge for a four county area, It will brtng ties, religious or otherwise, without lacks political pull and this area will ln a vast of new jobs that are have ID do a lot of work to get the needed. I would hope that our state Interference from the school board. What started out as a victory for highWay sooner. can see the new tax revenues ti COIIseiVatlve prayer-in-9cbool or-. One way is to show_thE! trucking would bring to Ohio if the access now become a can of ganlzatiorJshas Industry In Columbus and other · road were built, soon. wormsforschoolofflclals. areas of the north how much Four our area let's aU keep the Students have already lined up at quicker it would be to Charleston, pressure on because our goveriJOi · the Gary Slaughter High School to W. Va. from Columbus It this will have to spend that gas tax book their rooms lor fall term. highway IS built. I would like to see money somewhere. So let's · keej> The nrst one to apply lor space II pushed by all parties that want plugging. It's our only hope. after scbool was 11monthy Higgins, this highway and I believe It more FlOYd H. C)eland president of the Friends of Jerry pressure was put on our governor to · Falwell Bible Study Class. The principal, now backed bY the · federal law, said, "yoil can have ·' Robm 167 from 3 to 6 every 0 ni&bt ln the aecood annual Klckotf EAST RU1HERFORD, N.J. WASHINGI'ON- Today'sfQrtyflve minute quiz: Do you manage a medium-sized grocery store? Dou you own a pharmacy? Do you run a baseball team using a city-owned park or stadluin? ~you a farmer receiving any kind of federal subsidies for crops or lrrtgatJon? Dou you rent property to lowIncome familles who receive rental vouchers? · · It any of these definitiOns fitS your status- and the list could be much extended -let me suggest that you get In touch at once with your U.S. senator. You are about to be bllndslt,led. You are about to made subjecttothefullpanopoJyoffederal civil rtghts rules and regulations, Including the paperwork, the assurances of compUance, the aftirrnatlve action programs; the llabillty of civil suits, thek!galexpensesandthe endless correspondence that bureaucracy demands. It is astounding that relatively so DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~v 1 Civil rights Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio . ~ �Page- 4-The Daily Senti.nel Mulliniks' smoking hat leads Toronto's 5-2 win over Twins By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Wrker The Minnesota TWins had better go back to the draw!hg board on Rance MuJIInlks. · In the last four games with the Toronto Blue Jays, they were only able to gethlrnoutonce, asMulllnlks went !Hor-10 against their pitching and drew two walks. His three hits Monday night not Only helped the Blue Jays post a 5-2 victory, .. but also extended his current hot streak to eight consecu'tlve hits, a Blue Jays' record. · The· major-league record for consecutive hits Is 12, and the record for consecutive times reaching base safely Is 16. In other AL action, It was Cleveland 7, Mllwaukee 1; Kansas City 7, Chicago 4; Baltimore 7, California 6 In 10 Innings, and New York 8, Oakland 7. · Toronto has won eight of nine games against Minnesota th)s year. The Twins, who beat the Blue Jays Saturday, lead the American League West by three games .despite havlnlt lost four of their last five games. Monday's defeat . marked the first time they have lost a series since July 16-18 against Baltimore. Dennis Lamp, 6-7, won his first start of the season after 49 relief appearances. He pitched hitless ball ·for the first three Innings, alloWing · ttfree hits before Ron Musselman took over In the sixth for his first By. The Bend I~ carlton ~ets' Scoreboard ... l ~HtrbSoor-e. XI 2. 1911~. 'Zl7 Indians C. Alexandfr, PNWes 3. "911.-Tcm Huabes, Majors Ne\v Ycrk., Ell; RH(!IdiMQn, -- f[i_ AMDIICo\N I&GIIE EAST DIVI!ION W L Pet. GB 86 <fi .fM 74 ~ .$ u y, [){>troll lbronto Baltlm:lrf:' 1\' ('W 11 10 91 York Boston Cl'-"''C'!and Milwaukee 59 .546 14Y.! .5.11 15 ~ .523 17'h ro C2 58 74 55 76 'NE;T DIVIUON .439 281,7 .01 31 Mlruwsota .. Kansas City m ., !al 3 Call1omla 65 63 .... 5 Chlc"-"' 61 Ill .473 filh &! "'-3 - ... 60 ., 57 13 51 14 Monclity's O..nm Oakland ,..,.,., Seon le ' .03 11 .415 11 \1 Cleveland 7, MUwaukEe 1 Kansas City 7, ChiCago 4 Trronto !i, Minnesota 2 Baltim ore 7, Ca lifornia 6, 10 IMbl ~ ~ Chicago tNelson 2·5) at Toronto tAlC!X- anch 12-5) , In I Cleveland tHeaton S. IJr ar Mllwauke(> rMCClurt' 4-5), tnl ~ ton (Hurst U-Br at Mlnnf'SO!a (ViOla 14-lll, lnl Texas (Darwin 7-91 at Kansas City tCura 12-91, (n J · Baltlrnm> tMcGreswr L').Ur at Callfornla (Sla ton ~61. tnl New York tFontenof &81 al Oakland :»: TRIPLES: Collins, Tortlnto. JJ: Mtwoby, Tmr~to. 13; KGlbm, DetroU, 9: UpShaw , Tormto, 9; ~ Seattle. 8. HOME RUNS: Annas , Bo&ton, :li; KJngman, ClakJMd, 32; LNPa.rrbh. JR. trolt. 29: Thorntm, Clevt-land, 28: Brunanst;y, Mlnrleeota, 27; MUI""PhY, Oakland, 'Zf. S'IOI..EN BA:SES; ~IJ'IdPI'Sal, Oakland, 49; CoUJns, Torcnlo. 46: Penis, eau. fornJa , 45; Butler, Cl('lll~land, :ll; Garda, J.3..3. .8Ll, 3,43; BJ:y)even, Cleveland, 15-5, .'150. 3.1B; Sr.Jeb, Tomuo. J.3..5, .7lJ., 2.44: AJexan~r. Toronto. 12-6. .m 3.31; N!,ekro, New York, 16-7, .E86, 2.78. SI'RlKEX>LJTS: Win. Calltomla.. ~ Langsron, Seartle, 155; Stk'b, Tcrcrtto. 149; Hwgh, Telcas, 137; Nid<ro, New York. 129. SA Vffi Qubetlben'y, Kansas CIIY. li; Camtll, Oakland, '11; Hl'f118l1dez, Detrott , 26; RDavts. Ml.nnesOOI, Zl; f'1rlgml, MU· waukrt. 23. AMERICAN IE4Gt1E 1-31, tn l Detrott tBErmRU£>r 7-81 ar /Moore H31 , (n) "·~· GNI"M!t Seanle Balllmorf' ot California C"lc'Yel31'1d at MJW.•a ukc(>, in I lbtoo a t Mlnn<"SSta. In I Texas at Kansas City, lnl NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST 01\'EION W L Pee. GB 16 53 .!HI n ~ .ffiO s 70 ~ .547 !'i'f.l 6t Iii .496 l2 61 fll .196 12 Montreal Sl . Louis ,. 14 1m1T DIVI:liON .431 201\ San otego 76 ~ .:l!O - Hoostm ~ Ill .101 10 Atlanta 65 frl Los Angl'lcs · C1ndnnati &3 IE 54 iti Tl :;:z ......,...GIIYMB San FranclsC'O ·""' .481 u 131\ .05 22 .. . 231\ San Francisco 5, Montrea.l 4, ll Innings New York !i. Las Angeles 1 Phlladelpllla 9, San Diego 1 Only ililmCS schedWed 1'uellday's Gllmt'R Clnclnnutl /Pastore 3-7 and Mc.<::aft'lgan 3·Sl l.ll Ctuc;:ago 1Eck(!('Siey 7-7 lllld Ruthven 3-9), 2 San Francisco ( Robtn.son fi. Ll l a! Mon. tl"'t'al (SmUh 9-101, (RJ La; ~le'S !Honeycutt 10.7) at New York ('f'l"rr't>U 9-101, tnJ San Dlt10 {Hawkins 7-6) at Phlla· delphia tRawley 6-3) , (n ) St. I.mJs (AnO.I.Jar 17-lll at Atlanta, tCamP &4i), lnt .. Plft.SI:IW'gh fl\dor (Nk>km tl-9) , m t w......_,.. fD) at bats): ManlnaiY. ..15fl: Wtnfletd, New Y<rk. "'· Boslon, Detroit at Seattle. (nl NPN York at Daltla.nd. tn l New York Philadelph.Ja BA.TI'ING Nf'W Ycrk, ,:til; Hrbelc, Minnesola, .:t». EMWTay. Baltlrmre-, .315; Bar-m1, eo.tm. .l14; Trarnmel.l, De-froM, .Jl4. R~ : DwEvarut, Ebsrm. liD; Wtnneld, New Ycrk, Ill: RHEndenon. Oekland, 116; Butl~r Cleveland. !M; RJpkE'Il, Baltbrore-, Chicago at Ttrmto. (n\ Chlc""' . . RBI: -Kingman , Oakland. 107; R.k.v. BJston. 100; Armas, Bolton, 99; EMurray, Bammore,. 99: ADavts. Seattlt>, !N. HlT'S; Matting!):, New Ycrk, 1!1; Rlpkm, BaltlmGre, 193; Wlnfteld, Nt'W York lfi7; Garda, Toronto,. 156: Fr811oo, ·e~eve-: land, 155. ~: LAParrish. T~. ~; Matlln!'!;ly. New Ycrk. l1; B&>IL Texas;, Jl: ~Evans, Balton, Garcia, Ttrmto, ronto, Tiaday's GamEl! Plt!Sb>rgh 86; T«ronto, 36. PITO-DNG (U decisions) : ~al, To- New York 8. Oakland 7 OnJy games sctK'duled tCorlrw Oakland. Butler, Devetand. 84; RJpkm, Ballimo~. 8-31 at Houstoo Gtrne~ Ctndnn.att at Chkaeo San FranciiCO at Mootreal. tnl U. Ancfte1 at New York. In\ San Dtqro at PNJade~hla. tnl St . ~ at Atlanta, (n ) Plttsl:m'gJI at H~stoo , In) Rm Klngman , Oakland. lll'l: rua-. 100; Annal, Bol1oo, 99; EMurray. Baltimore, 9); APavts. SeatUe. Sfl. HJTS: MattiJJgly, New Y«k. 1!1; Rip- kat , Balllmore, l!'ll; Winfield, New Ycrk. 157; Garcia, To-ant~;~, US; Frar\((1, Ck>vt>land, L'i6. DOUBLES: l..APanish, Texas, Z ; Mat-DwEvan.s, · - Bolton. Yor~ l'l: . ..._ :11; :n saeu Gerda. Tumto. 30. ' TRIPLES: Colin!, Tormto. l3; Moleby , T(I"Uito, l3; KGit.on. Detroit, 9; UpShaw, Toronto, 9; OWen, St>attle, B. HOME RUNS: Armas, lbtm, li; Kingman , Ooidan!l :11: ·LNPorTis~ 0.. lid!. 19: ,.,.,..,_ . ~ !Ill; llnuw\sl\1'. M..,_., :17; M...,.._, Qok, C\at. 4. 190'1.-<..'hrtaty .Mathfwut. Giants 5. lm-Jotwl Mmt:~, Giants Reds trade Scherrer ZZ1 22l CINCINNATI (AP) BW · "A lot of that was overblown," he • 1!110-Dw!JI>! Good.n. ..... 214 Scherrer, a left-handed pitcher sent said. "I was pretty emotional at the 7. 19»---Ruu Ford, YankeE's :Q 8. ~Don Sunon, llcq(ton n ~ back ID the minors earlier this tlme. I'm glad this happened. I'll 9. 1$1-Ga!y NOiu, ~ 2M; season, was overwhelmed at being join ~ Tigers Wednesday In 10.. 191B-Tcm ll!l!)..Bcb -Grttftn, · Astroa """"" :1011 U :QI traded by the Cincinnati Reds to the Seatlle. But I have a lot of mixed Detroit Tigers, a team ap~tly emotions about this. headed for the Amertcan League "I spent six years In this playoffs. organization and I've made an "Yeah, I'm pretty happy," awful lot of cloSe friends. I enjoyed It GAINESvn.LE, Fla. (AP) ·Scherrer said from Wichita, where and I wish I would have had a chance Charley PeU, acknowledging that he he has been playing for the Reds' to come back up and play for Pete has made mistakes that "disgust · Class AAA farm team. "My famlly Rose. I'm sure he's made It a lot and embarrass me," has resigned Is excited, but they will stay In different than It was earlier In the as head football coach at the Clncjnnatl. That's where I'll make year, a lot different. But I've got to University of. Florida but will be my home. It's the only place I can putthosethoughtsbehindmeandgo on with what's ahead." allowed to guide the Gators' callhome." Scherrer went from the slumping program durtng the upcoming Scherrer had criticized the Reds season. bitterly when he was demoted to the Reds to Wichita, which Is In the iunntng for the Class AAA playoffs. Florida President-designate Mar· minors In July. No\v he's gomg to Detroit and a shaD M. Crtser, however, left the possible World Sertes. dooropenMaiday IDdlsrnlss Pell at ." I'm trylngtorot even think about any time during the 1!184campalgn If that I just have to go up and do the flndlnp of an ongoing NCAA bestican..rm.sui'etheywantmeto tnvestlgatm warrant such action. pitch In long reUef. I'm just glad to "The exact effective date wW be have the opportunity," he said. determined by the university," "It's been a strange year. When I Crlser; who officially takes olfice left Cincinnati we were 17% out and Saturday when the Gators open the ~ were down. I got here and, season against defending national after a while, It . was great. champlon Mlaml, told a news (Manager) Gene Dusan Is super, conference. and It looks Ukewe are going to be In Pell, In a handwritten Jetter the Now, this. It's hard to delivered ID Crlser on $uixsay and to think." releaSed to the media Monday, asked permission to remain as coach for 1981, pledging the "total calunltment ot me and my stalt." 'I1)e letter was the first pubUc ackniP.vledgm!e!lt by Pellthatthere may have been wmrgdolng In the Florida program which has been under NCAA scrutiny since December 1982. activities set Day weekend activity on Saturday at the fire station In Reedsville. There will be activities from noon to 10: :Jlp.m. wllh events ID Include a horseshoe pitch, a country store, ring the cane game, balloon darts . games, R fish pood and truck rides with Smokey, the bear. Don Carr and the Drifters will play from 7: :JJ , tp 10:31 p.m. Firemen will serve barbecued chicken dinners at $3 a : persori beglni!lng at noon. This Is the . fOurth annual evE!IIt staged· by the RIJ>B: o.t:vono. - IDl: - · POSTMASTER: Send addms IO The Dally Senllnel, Ill Court Sl., Pomeroy1 Ohio 15769. · • . 8VIIIICRIPTJON BATES Park Ballroom Dance Club. . Membei'Shlp for the dance club's : l'mlerW VUiage Hall Auditorium. ' .Residents DEE 1jng further lnforma. : tlonoo~club'sfallseasonmaycall : 992;2622 or !J92.67'.JJ. One Monlh , .. .. ...... .... ... .............. $4.80 One Year .. .. .. ..... , .............. ...... $57.211 SINGLE·COPY PBICJ!8 · Dally .. .,. ...... , ..... .. ............... 25 Cen11 Sublcrlbers not desiring 10 pay lhecar- rler may remit In advance dlrec~ to The Dally Senllnel on 3, 6 or 12 month baslJ. Credit wUI beglvencarriereach ' .. ~ SA\'&I;: . Quben.be-ny, Kansas City, :D; Ca- Ookllnd. 71; H . . . - , Dotrolt, . 26: RDovll. wauJrM.1l · 21: ,.,..,., MJI> 10' U .P, Superior mesh dieh with Drake 324 receiver 1'00 degree LN A complet~ly Installed * -~ __ ._,.._ "' A1L\NTA BRAVD-CaJkd up Paul ~. frun FUchnuld of Ita. RullaE-. LCII ANGELES OODGERS-flooc. I W o t a l l l l l l - - -. WlldwOQd Garden Club wtU meet Wednes- MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS · , IMideOido 13 Weeks .................. .. .......... .. . $lUll 26 Weeks ................................. 129.12 52 Weeks ...... ........................... S$8.:U cooklell. day, 7::JJ p.m., at Forest Run Church. Members ID take avallable. Ooolltjde Olllo 13 Wee!<J .. ..................... .. .... .... $15.60 26 Weeks ................................. $31.711 52 Weeks ...... ........ .............. .... . $59.80 ·Happenings ' Chicken barbeque CHESlER - The . Chester Volunteer Fire Department wW hold Ita lilli!ll8l Labor Day cblclren barlJecue Monday at the Chester Fire Station. Chicken, sparerllil, pie, cake, and hornemade Ice cmun wW be served startma at 11: :JJ a.m. Entertainwlll be by Jennifer Sheets Sweet Mowrtaln Sounds at 110011 and the parade at 1: :JJ p.m. will be toDawed by. tractllr pull and Chlln ·saw tultl!!it. Oonatl<nl of pli!l and cakel are~ ment ' A BIG PlJFli1LUL - 'l1d8 18 a JdDg lllze pdlball, • . . • a 'lo11Nill, welpmroverm piM••ia, dlaeoveled b)' Melplll&f!Sdlool - teecher Dale 11arr11oa Iaiit Sowl4q. ,&ln....,. puffbal8 are plad!4 INs time til year, one tias lllze 18 al'l!l'ly. Community Corner ................,... Excellent Picture! * ByCIIARLENEHOEFUCH OVPStalf It's nice to be rerr~m~l:Jell!g.... Samuel Ralrden who Is a patient at the Ar· cadla Nursing Heme at Coolville will be ob5ervlng ' his 92nd birthday Thursday. He loves pW and would be delighted itS<me friends woold stop by to join him for a birthday celebration. And if you can'tgo, a card would be nice. winners Iii the contest In their age categories. Heather, daughter of Bruce and Lena Rittle, Tuppers Plains; Brandl, daughter of Greg 11114 Pam Buchanan, Reedsville, and Ryan, son of. Tim and Betsy Hawthorne, were all selected as blue ribbon babies. At last! Syeteme from 11695. · · ·installed · An .organizational mHtl.. will 1M htld WICI!Itldly, : Aug. 29 at 7130 P.M. at Dr. Mathtwnnd Dr.ltiiRIIIy's : office, 205 N, Second Ave. Alllnt•tltlllln htlpi. . . . lnvltliL · l .......... - l -------------------------,------~---- --~-' + , ~1'2411wu!!) FlllDAY ttlru THURSDAY! winners will be competing for $35,<m In i.ot.al prize money. Registration fonns can be. obtained by conlacttng the National Kidney Foundation, 5797 Bechcrott Rd., Suite E, Columbus 4.3229. GW Grocery & Carry Out NEW HOURS 8 A.M.·12 Midnight Starting Sept. 1 MEIGS CO. ROAD 17 OFF OF ST. RT. 143 t---------,----'------------- U the Meigs County Fair p!'!!tty baby contest Is any criteria, then pn!tty babies must run In famllles. Three of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riffle's grandchildren Wood /floss™Mnncsd Dtlllsrn for Serloua Cutting COMPLETE were 'FOIINFOaaA110N tEADitG TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE PDSON 01 PEISONS IE· SPONSII&I ·FOI THE IECENT tHEm FROM NEWS· STAND UCIS IELONGfNG ·TO THE GAWPOUS DAILY liiiUNt THE DAI~Y SEN11NEL AND THE -POIIT PLWANT IEGiml. ANYONE WITH IN· FO-TION SHOULD CONTACT THE CnY POUCE DEPAIYiiNT 01 THE NEWSPAPER OFFICE.' TIHI.: . SUPER SALE l~STALLED Wt have spactl available for your fuml raising "tivititl and dl•lay1. Plta~t cont•t Thtrtla or JaMt at · 992-6651 for 'mort Information. Bernard Hudson, Kim and Mary, Mr. ,and Mrs. Wendell George, Mrs. Donna George, Scott, Lee and Cassie, Mrs. Richard George, Contrtbutions are rolling In and It looks Uke renovation of the s!loppers lounge OJi the sldewalli . If the custcmers' descriptions of level of the Meigs County Coort- thechlll atMel'sDineron "Allee" Is lxluse wWgetunde!waybetorelong. the way your family describes Of COUf!!l!, some more llU!ey, . yours, then just sldp (M'l' this part. VOlunteer labor and materials are The aU-Oblo Chill Cook.Off Is not for That antique engine display at the needed and If you'd Uketo be a part :you. BUT....If the comrilfllents have MelgsCountyFalrwasa "first" for of the project. just contact 'Edna local exhibits. It was arranged by Knew In the Ga!Ua-Melgs Com- arne, and It you've gooe a Utile Elson Spencer of Racine who hopes munlty Action Agency just a few orlglaal Iii your recipe, then you It can ba:anea regular at the fair. doors down from the lounge In the might lllce to ccmpete. Take J.J. Atlti!ctlng a lot of Interest In the courthwse. Cmnmns, Mldd)Eprt Chief. of dlsplaywasthel.8R9stoneburrgrlst Latest to contribute haw been Polloe-DoW he makes a chlll that's mW powered by a 1913 engine The Fanners Bank, Clark's Je- hotter than hot. Allyways..... the cook-off wtll take broughtlilbyRaymondMclntyreof welly, Belva Willard, Hele!l Car· .Cottageville, W.Va., who Is active penter, Dr. John Ridgeway, Dr. iUce Oct. 71n downtown Colunibus and all the p.toceeds will go to the with the W.Va. Antique Steam and WllrriaManslfeld, MOM, Pane10y; Gas Engine As9oclatlon. Proffitt Grocery, HaiTis Fanns, National KJmey Foundation of And then there were a dozen or so • and Dora Adams, Portland; Ash- Central Ohio. The "beSt ot slwlw'' Iii antique motor boat engines ~-· landOU.'Mnersvllle; CodnerExxoo, chlll will receive air tare for two to the world ctJaJnponshlp Iii sunny playt!d by Georile Nelgher and P11ui Fer the Both of You Beauty Salon, Callfornla 00 Oct, 21 and there the Marr, a1o11g with a variety of bigger Baer's Market, Syracuse; Kay's gasoline and steam powered engines. A nice feature. ri;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ATTENTION SI99S·.oo 378-815. ' Beauty Salon, Central Trust Bank, Dr.JamesConde, and the American I~ Awdllacy, Feeney-Bennett Post 128. Middlepolt; Cm!ls Store, VIllage Cut Rate, Jackie Wagner, Betty Sayre, ABne's Beauty Salon, Wagner's Hardware, Ebe!''s Gulf, Hemlock Pipeline, Inc., Racine; Green Acre:s Farm, John Hill, Letart $1495°0 nc. harmony." A corsage and bouionnlere was presented tO the pastor and his wife who were alSo _presented with a crystal bell Inscribed "God Is Always Near." , Mr. and Mrs. AdlsonPark. NacmlRebert and Wendell, the Rev. and The ,surprise event Included a Mrs. E. Manley, David, calceandglttp.t f"lediDtheoouple Allen, Chrlst'\lll and Jonda, Mary by the church 0111181'l!Ptlon. Deco- Jones,PatrlcliiSchoolcraft,Mr.and rations featured green and yellow Mr. Richard Peyton and Richard, streamers and White wedding' bells Mr. lllJd Mrs. Jerry Aleshire and with a lari'e sip. "Belt Wishes, Jeny, Mrs. ·Patty Van Matre, · .Today, Ttii!OllVW and Always." Mandy andM.Ike. 'lbere was special music .and M.l~t"mg ......,,.. slniiiDg followed by a parade · "e"_....... through town led by the couple In a GREENSOORO, N.C. (AP.)- In cilrbearlngaslgn, "JustMarrled,39 warm weather, many Insect pests Years Ago." migrate from lawns ID thelnsldeof. AttmdlngweretheR.ev.andMrs. homes through cracks In the Odell Manley, the Rev. and Mrs. foundatlonofahouse. Steve Manley, SteveandBecky,Mr. To helP p!'E'Vellt Insects such as aDd Mrs. RobertO. Manley, Crystal ants and mllllpedes from entering and Tracy, Donna Manley, the Rev. ·the house, the makers of SpectraSteve T<mek. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis clde Insect control products suggest Lee Mr.andMrs.ArtlurBarr Mrs. patching up cracks and other • ' potential areas of entry. 9' SYSTEM CHUICH GIOUPS, CIVIC OIGAIIIZAIIONS, POunCAL CAIID.AIIS, IUS & ClAm, nA 1 Margaret McDaniel, Exhibit may become part of fair Sat. Sept. 8th-10 A.M.~7 P.M. pitcher, from the t'binnlll REds br cash <r a playtl!l' to be Mmfd ·Later. N_,_ - No sullscrlptloM by mall permllled In tllWill where home carrier service 11 • 3.31: Niekro. New York. 16-7..896. 1'18. STRIKrot.JI'S: Win. CalUorn1a, l:l8; Langston, SNHie-, 155: Stieb. Tmrlto. 149; Hwlh, Texu, 131; Nlelcro, Nevi Ycrk.l29. WEDNESDAY POMEROY BIISct.eaJa PITCHING (U dft:lskln.•l : laJ, Tt> ronlo, lJ-3. .813, 3.«3; Bt,>leo.oen, Qeove. land. J5.5, .'150, 3.1B; Stieb, Tmmto, U-5, .'rD., 1M; A.Jexalld!'r, Toronto. U-6, ,106, Calendar · . . . Royal 08k Recreational Bulldlng, 8 p.m. to midnight, by the Royal Oak B;rCarrler..-Mei..-- =~~i;:r~:~:~~~~~!w~ r•~~iiiiiiai ' · The Gary Link orchestra from the · Florida ares will provide music tor a' dance ·to be held Thursday at the One Wool< ............................. .... .11.10 month. Anoblervanceofthe39thweddlng anniYI!naJyotMr.andMrs.Robert Jeffers ofSyracuae hlghllgl!ted the annual pcnlc ot the Middleport Indtpelldent Holiness Church · at ·Dance. planned I D E T R 0 I T 'nGEIIS--A<qutred IIIII York. .:fi4; Wlnfteld, New Ycrk, ~1; Krt:lek, MJnneeola, .ll); EMurray, BaltlrJD'@, .:ILS; Barrett. Boll:on, .:ne; - . - - . llo<roO, .314. •oclallon, Nallonal Advertising~ sentatlve, Branham New!IJ)aper·S81es, 733 Third Avenue, New York, New York 10017. Toronto. s . Sdterrer, N{VI" Member: The Associated Press, In· land Dally Press Assoclalm and the American Newllll"per Publishers AI· altar was decorated with a basket of red and white gladioli while the entrance wasmarkedwithapottedbouquetof yell\)\\' mums, giftofFanclsFiortst. Therrie of the anniversary ce!e· bra•.lon was usect· on the church bulletin board -"The people had a Church picnic notes anniversary · _group. , and the scheWie for events this flill : Include a dance with Keith McCall's . orchestra on Sept 22; The Larry · Keenan groupoo0ct.27, Gentlemen . : m on Nov. 17 with the aniruaJ : Christmas J11111Y with music by the · OrlandoCohunbo10pleceorchestra : oo Dec. 22. AU of the parties wW be : held fr<m 8 to midnight. : ·Ballroom cia ; for the fall : · r !!I'll wlll.stahm~Sept.12atRoyal . 08k Park with beginning classes : from 7: :JJ to 8:3) and advanced · dasaesfrom8:3Jto9::JJ. 'lberewtll · be ITDIJltaln dogging cia e s ' startngSept.16trom2to4p.m.lnthe Jaunlta Roush. The youth of the church also had special music for .t heservlce. Mrs.MargretMcDanlel read "Anlversary Day," and the pastor, tl!eRev.OdeUManley,gave canments on . the history of the church. Church, Pearl Street was ob5erved recently with an open house celebratloniiBV!ce. The Rev. Ben Watts, Danv11le, wastheguestspeakerandtherewas speclalatnglngbytheR.ev.andMrs. The OUve Township Volunteer MIDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY . •'8"'\U.. AMERICAN IEAlliiE S\'ITINC (DJ at betsl : Matrln&IY, ~oy.Ohlo. ' Middleport Indlipendent Holiness Fire Department will stage a Labor STOLEN BASES: Qak . land. t\ Collln5. Toronto. t6; 1'<11.. Call· krnia, ~; But18-, Clevl>Iandr 39: Gartia. Transactions Leaders Published overy attenwon, Monday lllroughFrlday, Ill Coort·Stree«, by u,.. Oltlo Valley Publishing C<>mP.ny . MUI· llmedla,lnc., Pomeroy, Ohlo4!1769, 992· 2156. Sec:o!ld class poslage.pald at Po- Pell resigr}s ~h!ff!t ~e£e£rtf!!!atts, ~~'!i~~!!t!~ lAbor Day ' Chester: David C. Bailey, Peter Gatchell, officer, Co. C, Second Vet. Infantry; Thomas W. Stephenson, Gerolman, SUas A. Lanhead, WU· Co. A, Second CavalrY; Marlon llarn Murray, Elmore . Pierce, Brenker and Joseph Roush; Co. K. Chales B. Russell, Co. A, Second and C.C. Chrlstropher Fellows, Co. Cavalry. Rutland : Leander R. Barker, M, Fourth Cavalry. Pomeroy: David Terrill, Co. H, WWam GUes, Ira H. Gilkey, Pealey Goddard, B. F. Price, Co. A; James Second Vet. Infantry; Joseph R. Bolling, Silas ·Garner, Sampson M. Monroe and Thaddeus Romine, Hysell, Wilson. Hysell, John J . . Co. B; and Darius B. Peck, Co. E, Lewis, . RUSh R. Lyman, Wjlllarn Second Cavalry; John P . WorthingRoush, Co. A, Second Cavalry; Nial • ton, Co. K, Third Cavalry. Letart: Andrew P. Jones, Co. A, (Nell) A. Quickie, Co. E, Second Second Cavalry. Cavalry; V. Valentine ~tennan. Co. K., Third Cavalry; James M. Hemlock Grove: Daniel W. Sand· Arnold, JQhn R. Lewis, Joseph ers, Co. A, Second Cavalry. Letart Falls: George Weaver, Co. Major, Co. G, Fourth Cavalry; E, Second Cavalry; Thomas Wat- · Edwrd Hicks, John Lawrence, Wllllam McGafln, Robert Stout, Co. son, Co. H, Third Cavalry. K, Fourth Cavalry. Great Bend: George W. Hanes, , Syracuse: Sgt. Thomas Pa5col, Co. H, Third Cavalry. Tuppets Plains: Wallace Baker, Co. H, Second Vet. Infantry; Morgan Richardson, and SamuelS. · George V. Steed, Co. K. Third Sprague, Co. A, Second .Cavalry; Cavalry. Coolville: Josiah Manner, Davis Henry McCain, Samuel H. Ogle, McAfee, andHarveyMcAfee,Co.K, Oscar D. Smith and Henry WUford, Third Cavalry. Batlery H, Ught artillery. marriage records, and other generaccEpt researched and documented ally accepted genealoglcalresearch · claims unlll Aprll12, llll5. records. A list of all unclaimed medals Is ·The applicant for the Civil War available In the CIIITI!IIt West medal must present copies of the VIrginia Hlsfory, Vol. 45, Journal of necessary recOrds, which may also Historical Articles, whi~ Is avallalnclude pet'sonal family documents, · ble at a cost of $8. by wrttlng to the such as letters, diaries, and Bible DepartmentofCultureandHlstory, records to estabUsh sufficient · Cultural. Center, Capitol Complex, documentatln. Oiarleston, W.Va.~- Additional He states that the penm docu· lnfonnatlon on ·Union Soldlei-s for mentlng the most direct line. of whim unclaimed medals femaln ·descent from the Civil War veteran may alae be obtained by writing wlllrecelvethemedalattheendofa there. six month period following sulmlsMelp Colintlans, with the honieslon of the claim. town given by the soldier at the time "'Ibeslx-monthpertodwlllenable of his muster, lncludedonthellstof vertflcation of the claim and ample ·thoee with unclaimed medals of time for any secondary claimants ID honor, are as follows: come forward,", Annstrong exPortland: Sylvester Bowers, Hllplained. "ln the Cll$(! of equal tort Daniel, Company C, 9th In!an· claims, the person who SUbmitted try; Charles Scott, Co. K. Second the earliest postmarked docu- Cavalry; VInton Ho~, Co. K, · mented claim to the Department · Third Cavalry. will be aw;trded the medaf." The Racine: Cpl. Edgar C.B. Brown, Archives and HlsiDry Division will officer, Co. B; and Sgt. David 1984 season are now t!elng accepted (USPS 14$-. . ) ADhloiiNloiMdlmetlla,IH.' ~ RHen- land. 71. The DaiJr, Sentin~l medals are stW stored In the small v rr==========-: than Dl tanft"S m their nDIP !NIOII With year, lllrnf', teem, and strtkecNts: ~- cardboard boxes Iii which they Into We.t Viralnla~tsduring anived from A. Demarest of New the avo vyar are Included oil a list ct ork 1n l866-67. w'rUten 1n longhand t.hOIJ!Whonevertlalmedthemedals M the outside of each box Is the of mnor 1tn1ck by theWest VIrginia ~·s name and his unit. Leplaturellll8G6. · The medal!~ were struck In t~ Of the 26,009 medals struck, separate ciasses: Class lrnedalll for BJlilrOxirnalely 5,DJ remain In filing otllers and soldiers In the volunteer ~ ' In the Cultural center anny who were honorably disunde-r the llll'lldlctl<m of the West charged from the servlce; tlass 11 VIrginia Department of Culture and )1ledals for oftlcers and soldiers who HilltoiY, Wallin& to be claimed by were killed In battle; and Class ill heirs ct the soldiers. medals for officers and soldiers who Heirs who can document their died of wounds or d~ases cOn.descent from the Ctvll war soldier tracted In the serviCe, Early records may make a claim for the medal show that the largest portion of throoghtheDepartment'sArchives . medals ordered were Class 1. ' apd History Dlvllon. The Department of Culture and ' Fre!lerlck Annstrong, Associate History wW award the medals to Director, Archives and History heirs who can provide documenta· Dlv!slon. said that In many cases tton establshlng a Une of descent ~ came to West VIrginia from . the Union ·army veterans. ·I egtments to enlist because the loCaJ Armstrong ~!tied that such reetments In their (JWJI slates had docUmentation might be drawn · reached their quotas. from mWtacy, census, birth, death, . He •IBid that the WlClaimed " .,........... Page- 5 ... r. , -- The names of many Metg,County Unlm !JOidlen who were mustered Gooden masters Dodgers, 5-l Rookie strikeo,;,ts . -. Unclaimed Civil War medals will be given ·docUmented heirs Kuhn must make trade decision too MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Once baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn llecldes wheiher the Chicago Cubshavetoplaynlghthomegames In thi> playoffs, he'll have to decide where Injured shortstop Chrts Speie~ belongs. The Minnesota TWins filed an . official appeal Monday wjth Kuhn's office, arguing that Speier was damaged goods when St. Louis traded him to Minnesota last week. Speier, 34, playedlnonelnnlngofa · -ralned·ut game In Milwaukee last Tuesday and aggravate9 his . . bruised left heel. He was put on the .. Tuesday, August 28, 1984 • Saberhagen starting the eighth and gave up~ two-run double to Fisk and an RBI double ID Greg ' Walker before Dan Quisenberry came on for bls 35th save. OdoiM '7, ADpl8 6 Rich Dauer lltted a sacrifice tly India• 7, Brewers 1 Cleveland's Bert Blyleven with ooe out In the 10thlnnlngtop8CI! pitched a four-hitter and Joe Carter Baltimore aver caJifornla. John lH.vensteln led off the Inning walloped two home runs to help the Indians snap a four-game losing with a single off Luis Sanchez, 8-6. Pinch nmner Mike Young took streak. Blyleven, who has won five st:ciind on a wUd pickoff attempt by straight games to improVe his Sru1chez and went ID third ort Ken record ID 15-5, walked three and Singleton's grounder. Pinch hitter struck out thnie In completing his Joe Nolail was then walked Intentionally before Dauer hit his fly ID seventh game of the season. Carter's first homer came with deep left. Sammy Stewart, 3-2, pitched the one out In the sixth off Mike Caldwell, 6-12, tobreaka1·1 tie. One final three Innings for the Victory. Y ant ed, A's 7 pitch later, Andre Thornton cOnBobby Meacham hit a ~t . nected on his 28th. a drive over the left-field fence, to give the Indians a ~run lmle!' off Qakland's BW CaudW In the eighth Inning to boost 3-llead. After Chris Banda blasted a New York over Oakland. The A's, who lost .their ninth two-run homer In the seventh, Carter smashed a a solo homer In straight game, had gone ahead 7-6 ' NEW YORK (AP) -All through Gooden, who loWered his ERA 19 go-ahead run with one out In the,Uth the eighth, his stxth of the season. · with aseven-runrally In the seventh. his rookie ~. Dwight Gooden 2.91,. eslabllshed a record tor the Inning, triggering San FranCisCo Thornton's RBI double In the ninth Dave Kingman drove In four of the has Insisted that he doesn't go for most · strikeouts In a season by a over Montreal. . · runs with his 32nd home run and a capped the Indians' scoring. strikeouts, just outs. But a couple of tem·aged first-year pitcher, break- , After Mpntreal reliever· Jeff three-run double. . Royals 7; White Sox 4 tense moments · forced him to ing Gary Nolan's total of 20i for ' Reard0n,!).7,retlredthefirstbatter Dave Righetti, whO blew a chance Pat Shertdan and Darryl Motley change his thinking. Cincinnati at age 181n 1967. · In the Uth, JeffLeonarddrew a walk slugged doubles In a five-run to earn his 23rd save when Kingman Gooden, escaping four potential In the eighth Inning, he made and stole second Brenlyfollowedby doubled, stayed In togetthevlciDry, seventh Inning that earned Kansas rallles with IE overpowerillg\fast · enougbgreatpltchestostrlkeoutthe blooplng a double just Inside the City over Chicago. The rally came raising his record to 4-4. The loSs ball, tossed a five-hitter Monday side In order, the 11th time he's right-field foul line for a 4-3 San off LaMarr Hoyt, 10-15, and Dan went toCaudfil·, 8-7, whoQ!tlred the out 12 batters as the night, striking perfonned the featthis year. Francisco lead. · · first two batters In the eighth before Spillner. New York Mets defeated the Los Mets' first baseman Keith H11rThe Giants made It !).3 on an RBI Winner Bret Saberhagen, 7-9, glvlngupaslngletoWWleRandolph Angeles Dodgers 3-1. It was the lith nandez said: "I leel that whenever single by winning pitcher Frank • scattered four hits through seventh and Meacham's second tuner of time this season that Gooden has he's out there, we're going to win. Wllllams,. 9-2. Wllllams earned his , l!mlngs. Joe· Beckwith relieved the season. stru:ck out 10 or more llatters In a We aU know it. He's once In a third victory 1n the Glllnts' last five game. genemtlon, the best thing that's game5, giving up a ;Monireal run In The second-place Mets moved . happened Iii baseball In a long the bottom of the -lith on an RBI · within five games of the division- time." single by Gary Carter, his National leading Chicago Cubs, who were Pblllles9,Padresl . (.eague-leadlng 94th RBI of the , 15-day disabled list. lnfonned of Speier's foot problems idle. · Ivan DeJesus' two-run double season. TWins' VIce President Howard "from the very beginning." In other National League action highlighted a four-run fourth Inning, Fox said the Cardinals knew abOut The Cardinals refused to call off Monday nlght, Philadelphia routed keying Philadelphia's root of San Player of week ' . Speier's Injury before the trade, so the trade, sparking Fox's appeal to San Diego !H and San Francisco Diego, Kuhnshouldn!xthedeai.Spelerwas the commissioner. beat Montreal 5-4 In lilnnlngs. Winner Jerry Koosman, 14-10, NEW YORK (AP) -Bob Brenly traded for a minor leaguer to be Fox expects Kuhn's office "to Raising his major-league stri- pitched seven Innings imd gave up oftheSanFranclscoGiants, whohlt named later and cash. expedlate the appeal" because keout to 214, 31 shy· of the rookie six hits before relievers Bill Camp- .440 last week with 14 runs batted In "When a trade Is made In Minnesota Is Iii first place In the record set by Herb Score In 1956, bell and Tug McGmw finished up. and tour homers, was named the baseball, there's an unwritten rule Amerk!an League West. Gooden, 13-8, won his fourth straight The only run off Koosman came In · National League Player of the that you guarantee your player," But he said the Commissioner Is start and walked only one ill the seventh on Alan Wiggins' RBI Week. Fox said. "The Cardinals front embroiled In the controversy surcompleting his fourth game in 26 double. BrenlyWas1Uor-25and twoofhis office are good people to work with, rounding night games at Chicago's outings. The victory was the eighth In U RBis were game-Winners. · ·but they were conscious he was not Wrigley Field for the next few days. Gooden fanned every starter In games for the third-place Phlllles, . In the American League, Gary 100 percent." the Dodger's lineup eltcept opposing who trail . the National League Ward of the Texas Rangers; wtth a · Cardlnals General Manager Joe pitcher Fernando Vale!IZ\Iela, 10-15, East-leading Chicago Cubs by 5'f.! .41llbattingaverageandthreehome McDonald Insists the Twins were and catcher Mike Scloscla, who games. runs, was named Player 'of the .homered for the lone Los Angeles Giants 5, Expos 4 Week. run In the seventh. ~ Bob Brenly doubled home the A USI ol plcD!n who stnd Cll! JnOI"f' save. The .Blue Jays scored three times In the fourth Inning off Mike Smithson, :t:HO, with the help of one ofMulllnlks' hits and never lost their lead. The Daily Sentinel ' Tllis is 1 SIJICill purchase witfl li•ited of syst1ms. We lrt now ctltlfltd will! •lor t;Dnl· p111i11 to instlllltiOIII lnd 11M COIIIPitlt ilMiltOry of bdup units t9 &Mr !list MIYict in tllltrN. ••btr •o ODDS & ENDS SHOP . 992-6206 IIIDDLEPOIT I Excellent for major firewood cutting or lim bing operations. Easy to handle and quick to start. Requires little maintenance. You can own the Wood Boss for the price of a regular saw. See it today. POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY 606 EAST .AIN 992-2094 STIHJ:. , . ..CNIUI'I LAIIODT . .UIIHI CHAJII a.t• �Page 6 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tua1day, August 28, 1984 Tun day, August 28. 1984. Courageous 3,500 mile run· nets ·$60,000 to fight cancer HAMPrON BEACH, N.H. (AP ) -With !mees bandaged and "going thrwgh his own pain," Gacy Aram1n1 dropped Into the Atlantic surtand theannsofhlsfamUytoend a 3,!Xn-mlle run whJch was lnsplred by the death of a chJldhoOd friend and raised $8l,<m to light cancer. Leaning on the shoulders of his twin brother and a cousin, the 21-year-old staggered through the !Ina! seven miles of an odyssey that began May 2 ln San Francisco, breaking Into a painful trot for the tlhal :Jl yards across the sand to the cx:ean. Cheers and applause from thou· !i8flds of people along the route of th~ final mues greeted Aramlni, w ho was on the verge of emotional and physic al exhaustion. He collapsed Into the art'11s of his fa ther and mot her who held him for nearly five minutes as they and many bystanders wei'Jt. The crowd broke Into choruses of "God Bless America." Only after more than an hour's rest could Aramlnl thank the hundreds of people who waited patiently at the Hampton Beach bandstand. "The last couple of daysofthlsrun have been the roughest forme," he. said. "I was going through my own · pain so that I could understand the pain of children" who are victims of cancer. Aramini, .o f Chester, says the $00,COO will go to the Dana-F arber Cancer Institute ln Boston. After the death of his friend, Billy Clay, Araminl decided to run from 1he Pacific to the Atlantic and dropped out of college to begin training. But eve!) the up to 20 to :Jl qay he logged . during broke Into sobs, forcing his guardtrainlngnearlyfalledhlm duringthe ~ to call another rest period. News hellcopters swirled overcross-country trip. Three times Ararninl needed head charting Ills east,erly ' medical attention and once he was prog!'e$S. Araminl supporters coJiectjc'd mohospitalized for two days. A doctor told him to give up and fly home. ney from motorists and byslaDd(.rs "I'll go home, bult'll do lton foot," along the el!Jll'eSSWay. The ' New Aramlnl said, relating the story to Hamp.hJre Air National Guant the crowd . He was presEI!ted a donatee! $1,ml, and checks for $10 to proclamation from the s tate declar- $500 sat beskle a beer COOler fiUed ing Aug. 'll, 1981, as Gary Aramlnl with c ash. miles a tedious Crata. who!le bJmetown tlet raised __ .... .... .... .... ..,.w.. . ............ ...... . ....... . .... ...,_ ... ....,,. ....... .... ·--- -1 1· ~ · .. ... :u........." -,..... 1· Y-a...,(lli0Will--l JJ.~- ... .... - . .....n 1-Wwoleoll• l "' ~..~~~ ~·-····- •U ·- -fwii "!!!I •z•.....,"""'-' '• "- 1 l·IWI1Wift1_, ,,..,...._. i... ,._........_,,oll' •s.•....,•-'·- · 1 Z·Illto~tt4 Vhnlt4 ...••••n. .._ . . . ._ ~ 11-klloooloi . ..... . .. TV I CIII_ . 11···~ 11-W..... t GDo Pu bile Notice _ - U·CI. lV II -f<~ooi­ l).lo ...... I+Miol. - ......... :ttr::::-- ,,........... ...... ....... ..,...,.._..... . . ,·- - le-e,...,.., • .,.~ ... • •HCAHIH Noi.. t:•uft" AtHCWol14 114t - lkti,~. tU - Mi...... M 111- CN olWo •........ . ........ ~ a..• c..~" t U-Ar o~ OI., n• - wo~ nut t ).I.Ao.., _ aft~>r an Inferno raged through a subdivision near Roundup, destroy· ing 30 homes In three hours. In NelsOn, a U 100 reside nts were evacuated Monday, and .smaller numbers were forced from their hom es e lsewhere. Officia ls were unsure what caused many of the fires, but believed some were sparked by light ning last week and fanned toute by recent winds. The exact number of fires was not known. Several new fires were reported Monday aft!'rnOOn, and • hot, dry and windy weather was predic ted to continue In the mountains and prairies Into the~kend, with only scattered thundershowers likely. To the east, ln North Dakota, officials warned tha t dJy heat threatened to spark prairie fires in 28 western and central counties, although scattered showers today could bring some reUef. Open fires have been banned, said Ronald Af!eldt,.dtrector of the Nortl} 18)21: 2B, 2tc Vo lume Volume 27 4. Page ?9. Deed Rec ords of Me1gs Cou nty. Oh10. Appratsed at $47 .000.00. Dakota Division of Disaster Emergency Services. In Terms of sale: Cash Cannot be sold ,for less than two-thtrds the appra;sed value. James J. Proffin Shenff of Mt;!1gs County · Montana, residents of the (81 14. 21 . 28. 3tc subdivision near Roundup were evacuated Monday afternoon as the lire moved eastward, pushed by winds gusting to :Jl mjlh. U.S. 87 between Roundup and Billings was closed Monday night because ol heavy smoke. ' That fire was expected to join the 30,00>-acre blaze burning :fi miles northeaSt of Billings, said Don Artley, spokesman for the Departmen! of State Lands Ill Billings. The fire ' "has' blown out the · Wri~ your awni'itit on1er 'by .... n flllo . coupon. Cllncel your ad by ptllllie .men JDU get southeasterncomerandlsmaklnga , resuns. _ , ""'n!IUndlble. major run," said Kendall. Two National Guam helicopters Wen! Name, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ called toscoutto sparsely populated area ahead of the blaze "It's very ditrlcult to ~t out In Add•nnt"•------------~---­ front of the fires when they're moving like that," Artley sald. Phone------------~--~ "BeCause ot the winds, there's nolhlng anyone.can do but watch It burn. All we're doing Is homes, ranches and lives." ·Curb lnflat.l on ·Pay Cash for Claulfleds and. Savel J I ..,,til Protecting Happenings in Meigs County~••• , Judgment sought Suffers hand injury Vete1'8118Memorial :in Meigs County Common Cindy P arker, . daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. Robert P arker, Middleport, Is recuperating from right hand Injuries Suffered In an employment accident at Nelsonville. The Hocking Technical School student was wor king at Mama Leoni's when she caught her lingers in a pizza roller . Thhe roller had no release and local emergency units brought In hydraulic equipment to open the roUers. She was treated first a t Doctors Hospital in Nelsonville and then transferred to Doctors HospltallnColumbuswheresliewas · kept overnight for treatment. Adnilsslons-·Dessle Patterson, Pomeroy; Judy McNickle, Racine; Elwood PhiDlps, Middleport; Ha· rold Davts, Syracuse. Discharg&-Anna Obitz, Sarah Keeder, Dan White. P leas Court. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of P arkersburg haS 1lled suit for $99,490.82 against 1..arT.Y D . and Lois A. Cutlip , Parkersburg, and Donald G. and · Jlldith A. Metz, Mineral WeDs , and Meigs County Treasurer George Collins, the amount allegedly being dlle ·o na loan.A restraining order has been Issued against MUa J , Davidson to PfE'\rOII her from selling or t ransfer· r111g any properties or household gOods pending he r divorce from RogerM. Davidson. ·.~ Meets wedne!i4lay Free clothing day set mrlettng. Free clOthing day will he held at tbge Salvation Amly, 115 Butternut Aye., .P~meroy, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Thursday. All 'persons in need of clotl!lng are Invited .. ScJuad answers call To end miUTige The Long Bottom Community AIIIOC!atlllll will meet a t 7: :Jl p.m . WednesdaY at the Loog Bottom CGnrmJnlty buDding for Its m onthly 'nie Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported one squad ruh Monday. AI 2: 56 a.m. Rutland went to Mine lforDana Ward, taken to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. ~Zc8o~nt;t w~h ~~: ~~~~~d::~~ ~ f and con!'lnlled from' day to day until finally d l!;iposed of. Any person Interested may . frle wrillen except•ons to sa1d ._f accountS or to 111atters pena•n, 1ng to the exec~ uo n of the truS t. 11 • not less than. fLve days pnor to _;. tho date set for heartng . • y · 's/ Roljert E. Buck In other Common ' Pleas Court actiotl, Malin Da Beth Hawk. Reedsville and Dean Leslie Hawk. Tuppers Plains, have rued tor a · dissolution of their !113ITiage. I )W- I IForSitle ,•.-----------"· - ----1.------2.- - --- Tonight, mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low near 70. Wednesday, !T!QStly cloudywitha slight chanCe of showers or thunderstorms. Higll82 to86. The chance of rain lsfOpet cent tonight and~ peu:ent Wednesday. 0b1o EXlalded A ciJaJJce allbowen or tluJJder.. Btonnl 'Dmlda,y, fair Friday ud ~. ' lllllte Ia tile .. . . IN&DIIM bniiiiiiiiJ;y llllhe ... ' 20. _ _..;...._ _ 21. __ _ _ __ 3. _.._ _ __ 22 .• _ _ _ ___ ~5. ~------_ _ _ __ 23. CLEVELAND (AP) - The winning number drawn Monday nflht In the Ohio Lottety's da8y game, '"ll!eNumber,"waal&'J, Ill the "Pick 4" game, played Monday thniugh Friday, tbe winniJJg mu;nJlei'WIS 112!1. 24. 25. 26. ----"'!"'"27.------., ··----'·----- 21-----11.------ •----12.-----6. 7. - - : - - - 29, _ _ _ __ !0. - - - - - - 3 22. 1 _ ._ -.... ___33. _ _ _ __ !3. Winning lottety number ·~· ••• 3.4------ 15. 25. _..;...._ __ 16. · SAVE ·UP TO SlQ700 frHZtr P1r On Thla Big TRUCKLOAD SALE White They L. .t MGM . ,fARM CITY, INC. Pomeroy 814-982-2111 ' . TheDeSU,IMII..I 111 c:.rt St. . .......,.-...,., U,.,-\.•-~-·--~--;•-·--·-··-......~ ·----,--------------------------~---~----~--~~ 3-5-tfc If No ; 1 1 ~ ' ' } ~ GARAGE 1 l ! ; • 1 ' ' 1 1 I l .;; ;;~a. Po-or Ohio 'r AUIO &TRUCK <.:di.EPAIR I' ·1"lsorTrDI'Imillion ;\ : .,.._-992~5682 L ~. : ~r 992-7121 ·~·'"~ of;A .... ... ! ~·niltJl \lo•i~t~( ;trtli fl ( .' ru~r~l i o •• YOUNG'S t -cal -c-- Roolllle 1M ..... - _ ,........... lftd tfrw Ettlmatnk' •• I1 't . -·... ·~ V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 01 992-7314 ,_.,,ohio DITCH WITCH SERVJCE GAS LINES WATER LINES 'SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES 773-5839 or 773-5788 . 992-2198 Middleport. Ohio 8/ 13/1 mo. 1- U ·Ifc MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CtiP THIS NOTICE fOil fiJIITHU UfEIIENCE For all your wlrinJ needs; . furnaces repair service and installltion .. · KEN'S . APPUANCE SUVICE Call 742-3195 30 Yrs. Experience Mechanlcl!l Wort! TractOr. - Cars Truck - Autometic Tranamj11ion Or 992·5875' PH. 614·247·2575 Residential & C~mercial WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 Wo'd likl to iotrod.., ,.,. to Enpp-A-Car, lltollodorrt.., Jo driYt tht nhiclt of JOir clloict. No OCIWII PtJIIIIIII l - lomhly PIJIIIIIII New Chevy Trudt .... PENDEll ............. 176.95 DOOII$ ...... .... .. 1149.95 HDOOS ............ 1174.95 BUMPERS .......... 169.95 GIILL ................. "42.50 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING I . SUPPORT ....... 184.95 TAIL GAT~ ......... 185.00 FOIID FINDER .... 169.95 BUMI'E/1 ............ .169.95 AIM Some Car Fenelon Availoblo Box. 326 POIIIIOJ, OH. 45769 For Fatltr Strvice Call 614-992-6737 ).2t·tlll PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOlUS All STEEL & POLE. BUILDINGS Sizes Start Fro111 IZ'xl&' -UCKHOU - DUIP DUCKS -LO-IOYS UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes -THIICHU 915-3561 ~n Makes •W•Iherl •Dieh..,alhara •Rangeo oflefr!..,atoro •Dryars •F,__ PARTI and IERVICE 4-S.Ik IOWM & COUNTRY VETERINARY · CLINIC -WATU -SEIIU ' Ul IIDDLEPDRT PAul t IIIICIIUY, D.Y.I . OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 8-8 , PT. PLEASANT OFFICE I I'OIIEIIOY - 2 nice I acre SJeS JACKSON Aft. SIALL A.ll~l HOURS· building lots on Wrillht StJ wa. ter & sewer. $4.500.00 I!ICh. . ....,,,....• .•. T. . I:SOp.• .· P-• · wt MONTGOMERY REALTY . , P&S BUILDINGS Ph. 614-143-5191 a 1.-nY IY UPOISTIIIT 304-675-2441 1/20/1 n!o. Real Eetat1 Gtmeral Co•tr Pho111 742-3171 Co, . .' i . DUIP TRUCK CONCHTE WORK Announcement• 742-2167 or 742-2225 II 4/ I SUPERIOR SIDING CO. -II• -yo. "*·· Loot In Rock Sprinp erea Tri·color Walller Coon Jan Haddo• . 304· 8753388. 1.o1t black end white fllmole cet on Jefferaon Ave . An...-. to the 1111me of 1.o1t .,.. found an Bud Chattin Rd. Male ...gle, color an nome D'*e· 304- 881-3331 or 171-5821 . Public Sale It Auction Vinyl & Aluminum llooflne of .. Types Worked In"-..........21 ...... EUGENE LONG Pll. (114) 143-5425 77112 •o. . . lo We pey .caoh far Iota model "'--"""· Jim Mlnlt Cllev.-Oidt Inc. w.m.d· Junlt _.......... . CeJJ any l1 ... 38a- Vacancy for ekf.-ty men or women to be taken care ofin my home . A110n1bfe r~te1 . con 814-687-34D2. Situation wanted: Vacancy in our home for the etderlt. 11 .,..,. uperlence. LPN cere given. Phanel14-9927314. Wll provide bebyalttlng - ,;.,. in my home. Hemlock Grove aroo. CtH 114-'992· 8104. on--· NEW-REPAIR ltliiilng Timber. Cal 3888801 or 3•8-8117 • ' - I Gutt.t. Down~uta 'luylng Storm Doon a. Window• 949-29&9-949-2213 8·10.1 mo. .. dolly gold. tt!hr• aol... ilnp, jewalry.lta!llng ., old .... - _, Topoalna. prloea, Ed. lwlttiltt ....... Shop. 2nd. Ave. part, Dh . 114-112:M7B. an .. 32 Mobile Homes .• for Sale : : . attk:. Owner financing or trade for 1111'1aller home. Call 814-892-2617. By Owner . 3 br, 1 'II both. lr, dr, recreation room in beH· ment. new 24x24 oer~ge . Clo1e downtown. Shown·by v.te. 3 minutes to town. appro~ . "'AI lcre $33,000. 1968 Prlce· Meyer Carav-tn 12x80. Woodburn..-. fuel oil furnace. Must be moved. Portlolly fumlohed . U&OO. Call 814· 992·&382 or 992· 7339. 1 979 1 4•70 mobile home. Total g.. , 2 bedroom, 2 betho. Coli 814-e43-6240 evenings. 1 977 Buddy 3 bedroom. 12x64. ·total e lec t ric, Walhlf 6 dryer• raftge • refrigerator, vinvl underskirting. Rent private lot or mo~e . Rockoprlnga Rd . Cell 614-892-8970. 1970 Chompion 1 2X80, 2 bedroom, rec arpeted. cen· trol air. lront porch. ~oqd condition. Call 992· 7871 - 1974 Mabile homo, 1 2x80, 304 - 875 - 1890 for . total electric with wood• oppolntmont. _... burner. 2 bedroom•. Betti I Duple~ c ompletely Mpar,te unit•. goq,d investment, rea· oonably priced. 304-675- 4124 altar 5 p.m. Fi'll'e y,er old 3 bedroom house on 'A acre. 3 mi. out of town . Farriily room W· f!rop!ece. 1V. batho. carpeted throughout. Heat pump. Owner ha1 moved out of stete a must HIJ. Reel • helf . For more infor.,..tlon coli 114-742-2729 . · 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1·'11 bath, total alec. central air, microwave. dl1hwesher, etove, refrlg, underpinning, redwood porch. 30•-671, 6049. • • 1973 Cameron moiJie home & lend. Muon. WV: Low price $7,700. 30,.; bergoln. 304-876-2497 ot- 676-292B or 678-2139 . • • ter a p.m. Summer home or hunterS par•di... modern ·a br. large kitchen. Jiving room w- fireplace . Woll 33 Farm• for Sale lnoulttod, 40 A farm. 7 room ha....,, total alec .. 4 acre land. close bern. tobacco bate. pond, to Cornstalk H untlng fenced pelture, for inform•· ground•. lows 30's altO 66 tion call 446· 2371 . For ocroo (e•tr~)304-B76· 3030 oppt. 614-837-1081 . ' ; 1- - ------- ---' or 1711· 3431 . 20 acres (rolling land) barf!, Lutton built, 8 roomo, beth, city water. 3 br hom I , 2 basement and ·garage . betho, juot oH At. 2, 8 Energy efficient. 80'o. 3003 mi . from town . 304-876· Porrioh Avo . 304- 876· 3030 or 876-3431 . · 2381 . 6 year old country home. 3 bedrooma. in-ground pool. Priced on lnapectlon, 304le2-2985. ::;32::;:::::;:::=::;:::::;;==== Mobile Homes for Sale 116 ac .• 4 bedroom brick, 2 "12 batha, full beaement, frH a•• / •nd 'h min . rta. producing well. Beautiful building sites, Gunville Rd. · 113D,OOO. Will conoider · trade· in of haute in or n1U • Point Pleooont . 304-41B- • 1B78. houiO. Secluded an 2.9 Route 1 letart, land Con..tract. low downpayment, NEW AND USED MOBILE bel1nce like rent. 1 Ya atory HOMEB KESSEL'S QUAL- remodeled haute with 4 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, acret. Good farm lend and • MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, cellar houae . Mason Co RT 35. PHONE 814·441- Water ayttem, plu• cistirn. 7274. new •eptic ayltem. new · DR . nice kltohen. Iorge 19B1 9YJ:% auumeble loan on 13 yr. old brick rench 1tyle acrn of land. 3 BR. _l1rge utility room. Fireplace in living room . 1493 mo. pay- ment. t3.76D down. Lo· cootod neor CentorvHie. 3792B03 alter 8 p.m . -deya. Maintenance free new houu with 3 bdr' 1, 2 betho, utHity room • Iorge kitchen on 160.100 lot end 1tor1ge -copper plumbing . Schaal N01hue 2; 3 ,bod- bu1 and meil route by front ' rooms. extras, will neao· tlate. Coli 614·246·11802 . 197B 1••70 3 bedroom HiUcrest mobile home with new fumi1hings. Ht up on e rented lot In Pori< Lane Mabile Homo Court. C1ll otter &PM 4o18-13BO. 1959 Richardoon 2 bdr., U.&OO. 1919 Elcono, 2 bdr .. •4.600. Coli 614· 268806B. - door. Owner financing . Phone 304-67&-2&63 or 676-3030. 36 Lots It Acreage Lot for aele In Mercerville, 3 trailer hookupa, elect ric. ru· ral weter. 1eptlc tank, bldg. Coli 4<16· 9•72 before Neocl bebyoittorln my home 2 :30PM. ea.ooo . Cell 614 · 268 · at lrodburv for 18 month - - - . , . - -- - -lc681B. ald. Mondly thru Frlcloy 8 yro, old. 3 bedrm. 2 botho. 7:30-3 :30. Mutt ho~areler­ femily room with wood Muot oe!l 1976 Rooemont, Building lot NeighborhooEr. enceo. Coil 992-2BB1 otter burner. Single car garage. on · 14x70. 3 bdr. Ready to Rd. 66x160. 18,000. Calf 3:30. 8 flat acrao with ttockod move . French City Broker· 446-3B44 altar 7PM . pond. City water in Racine. ego Serviceo. 446-93•0. Call 814-949-2141 , Restricted Vz •ere buil'ding 1977 Mabile homo 1 4X7D, Iota with electric It water .. 18 Wanted to Do 4 room houae. bath. ex. cond .. 3BR. walk·in hookupl located in private heat, large Iota. Long St.. clo1et . central air with subdiviaion two miles fro'm Rutland . C1ll 814 -742 - porch. und•pinning, very Holzer Medical Center. F-1-.... Will do bebyolttlng In .my 3188. clean, can move or leave on nancing available. Ca ll after 'hamelocotod In Rio G,.ndl. 1- ---------------- nice countrv lot. Call 3B8- &PM , 448· 1380. RIIf. -loblo. Anytime. Col! For oote by o.w ....: 7 VM• old 9787. 614-2411-1229. home in Molgo ochoal dio- 1------------ - - - 21 appr. acres wooded, Yz ' ntct within minute. of on 3 1 9BO Fairmont Happy mile from Tycoon lake, city 1 Would Nke to point tr~lor min•. Located on 5 acres. HouM. 2 Br, new ctrpet, school, rural water, elec1ric;. roolo. Call 8t4-2til-1128. Houu ia 1plit entry. car· exc . cond. Alking •1100 or Coll ·614· 246·6491 . petod. 2-3 bedroomo. 1 beat offer. Cell 245-S282 Will do houoo cluning. Coli beth, recently ln1uleted , after 6 p .m. 3 .1 acres near Racinei ,in . 448-4987. vinyl oldlng. Uvod In very 1- - . . ; . . - - -- - -- - country . Drilled water well. ilttle. Priced to · Hll. Call 1977 Go~ernor, 12•80, two 1eptic aystem, Call &1:4-" Will do genlt'al molnte- 114·119e-8693 or 1~9 ; beclroomo on private Jot, 843· 6240 . ......... E!actrloel. plumbing B261. Bidwell Vllllge . Unfu r" It !oolntlng. Aloo building • 1-::=:=:=:-:-:--::-----~ niohod, no poto . 61 4 -3BB· 4 ac res off Ke rr· Herriaburg 111.- ._lr. Ph. 814- ~79- AmNTJON: Oo yau need • 8&4B. on Viney Road . 17,000. Coli 2410. lergehou.. foryaurfamlly71 ----~----­ otter 7 p.m. 304-B96-33!18'. - - -..:....- - -----lc- For obout theeame price 111 1972 mobile home, 12xe&. w.- "'olll, -od It - - double wide. wo offer o 1'II 2 bdr., AC, goad cand. · F- Oltlmalft. Col! otory C - Cod. Why put Priced to oall. Coil RBnlols 11.._912-!i008or814-7U- your money In 1 mobile 7171 or 4<18-8288 otter 3147. hamewhonyouconln-tin &PM. '" an op~ting uoat7. Wo 1------------ - ·lcor -::R""e_n_t_ wlll t ..eyour - n t mobile NEW: Sprlngbrooko 14X70. -:4;:1;---;H-;o- u_s_e_s- ;ff I 1],1 I ' I d I hortMt an tredl. For lnfarml · 3 bedroom, boy window, oil o•• •.a- .. tion, call Klnglbury Homea.. 11303. Gutter• Cleaned Painting zo,..,. Wanted To Buy WOfttod to buy ueocl cael • -heMaro. I-Furnlture. 441-3181, 3rd. • Olive 81., Gollpollo, Oh . ROOFING CO. School, one mile, white hou1e on right. Follow lign1. Yard Sale· Thursdey 30 , beo-t, tun lira dining appointment. ' 304-676 · roam with...., window ooot. _4_1_D_4_.------------large llvlnJII'oom with bey win-. ramodllod beth. Ju11 Completed 3 br with lovely toyer, within 1 blocll enochad Iorge garage. pri- - --3172 WRITESEL refinlahed mini-m quallllcatiano, 72 SWEEPER and oewlng mo- hr. colloge tniclt. Prllfarab!e chlne repair, p8rto, end in .-lllotd. ContactOivld of .u city tcboola. down· tupplloo. Picll up .,.. Eokle. 304-712 -2121 . town, groeett. An •~cellent locet!onJn goad neighbordelivery, Devil Vacuum E.O.E. hood. Call 448-1997. Cloener, one ""If mile up G - c . - Rd. Coli Boby aitter n-.t In North 114-441-029• . Point School dlatrict for For Nle or rent 3 bdr houM lnftnt- ochaalaga child. in Ymton. Urge lot. lend L.orettl'1 Ouna·w• now t.ve Coli after 6 p.m. 30•·1176· contract oval!eble. Call 814378-2662. • • oolocdon of Hlectllro gu'no 7880 . from 22 oe!lber 10 44 c.Aber. Thue fun guni are Coble Telovllion llelci engl- Houoa for ~II B2l 4th Ave. tr•naf••ble to molt any .,.., needld M· f. Expe- C-ecf'lifter 2:30PM at thl1 lndlviduol. Priceo U&0- rienced In polo Hrnlt .,gt. : no. 448-2238.'envtlme thlo •710. Call lor or villi neering ond cob!e MloY!olon no. 1-814' 252-3233. uo 1t 231D Eut•n AVe . .oJeCtronlc prel-811. Muat I -9PM al dey Set. be willing to travel. - • 2-Bedroom home with full • Sun. CoU 448-1822. reaume 1nd . .ry requlr- bo_,ont on nice lot ot 508 menta to Gory Tharpl .,d Ridge Ave, Rio Grande. oh. McOenlol Butchering open Aoooc Inc, 1 410 Jefferoon Show by appointment only. every dey. No -rk an Bl~d ., Paint P!eount, W. Va . cen 61 • -182· n24. Sundlya. 304-BeZ-322•. Wod and Thuro, Aug 29 .,d 30 . 6 : 30 - B: 30 PM . Nice 2 bdr. utility room. AEROBIC EXERCISE Clen E.O.Emptoyor. pr1ge. nk:e yard. new furbqlno>lng Sept , II, 9:30nlnce. hot w1ter tank, 10:30. M110rt Youth Con- WOWIII A~an hu an - r- pricad right. Call4oii-11B6. ,. . ter. Your body ia a "living tunlty for youl Point Plait · temple" Jain tho fit-. 10nt At. 2 1nd New Haven HouM for ule by owner, 3 chollonge foi furthur infoi- oreu. 30--675- 14~9. 2 betho, cwnt air, 2 cor metlan 304-773-114111. garage. ref. stove dllhWooher. Call 4•&·•3Q. 4 ldtiOM would NH a nice 1 2 Situations home. Cotl••8-11&8. . 'Middleport, real cute, five Wanted · roomo • both. A reol BAR· Port Cocker 8p8niol femele GAIN I Call 8a-992-1941 . dog to give -ay.LOV1tb!e, black, Jon,g ·halred, outdoor WiH give piano aea.ons in my • BR . LA. DR, eijuipped dog. Call 992-32B3. home. Coli 448-B856 · - kitchen. 1 Y.z beth, large 1 car 5:30pm. garage. t.rge level lot, CA, t..ft o - yllrd ..1e ltemt. frnhly polntod. ovaHoble far muot take all. Raymond Cu11om•• foi tha Cllico immediate occu~ncy . Y.r Fultz. 1.2 mile out Jerricllo. Cup-d. At. 180. Portor. mHo from HMC, 14<1,900. , Houro: 1 0-~PM. Mon .·Sot. Cal 3 04- 876 " 76 ~ otter F-Ill dirt. ol you wont, no Coli 114-388-9008. 6 pm. fimlt, 2 mllos out Glenwood RCIH, Glenwood. WV . 30.._ Vocancy In my homo for tha 3 Br, 3 full oize beth. 2 car elderty. R•ao1111ble rates. garogo, 2400 oq. ft. of living 178-2150. Hove e-lonce caring lor . _. Call 3B7-0160 otter file olderly. Call 114·448- 4pm. 2847. 6 Lost and Found •• o- Jollnaon 11111. G-n Acre& Regional Canter. Homellfe inatruc:tor, 9 Call For Frw Eltlmate Yard 1011 Man-Tuoo-Wed clea, k" lc·kntics, tops, misc. 27,2B,28, Chothlreon Uttle No junk a come early. Kyger Rd. Tum right at High 6% down payment 11 .211% Froo R~bblto. Friday 31 , & Saturday 1. ·mt..... · - f8 t e up t o 30.,.or 1 . _ _....,:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Behind licenM bureau in Coli N.L. Stev..,1 • AAOC. GorogaSale2ml.fromHMC Pomeroy. Now olact rlc furJeri AUie 814-379-2788 At. 180 Thuro .. Fri ., & Sat. nec:e, new doll houaa. Coli after &PM or 814-477-2443 1 ; L;o;to; o;l;b;e;rg;•;'n;•;·;;;;;;~,;;:8;;;1;;;4;;;-9;;;9;;;2;;;·;;: 72:5;;8:.;:;;:;;:;:;:;. 9AM·5PM . "' wood flooro 1hraughout. AUCT10N. Mt. Alto Auction HouM, Sat Nltht. , N- - . un..., auctio· JICit Phlllpe No. IB314. BACKHOE .TIEIICHER SEPTIC TAIIIK COAL & UIEsTONE Jill CLIFFORD PH. 992·7201 ' . . .. Homes for Sale 3 ·bedrooma. - · • -· llcanood bandld Wut Vlrglnlo Oftd Ohio, •2BB1 77. CONSTRUCTION Con pi• a - Wottt 1 Co1npl- R-U1t114 ' •, 31 large modern ut·in kitchen. 8 AM .., s ,.•.-s ,.•. SallE.. Ill UL-11:30 UL • lAIII AII!Ul A. t ure, d l1he1, clothing, blcy· Older home completely ren· 10-t·llc: Jt.F 'DOZEII - IIAQIHOI ' •"la:&MAnG!tl WOIIK 'OIL "RO IEIIVICI8 'DUM' TIII,ICtiiiiMCE "CONCIIEft WOIIK 'CUITOM IUILT HOMEI 'WAftll. GAl a OIL U!tlla quellty leNlce . Ltine D•· For ufe by owner Modern 3 bedroom houM ideal for Rlcine, 011. lARGf ar SMAll JOIS PH. 992·2478 . 11301! mo. pd. I'IIIMir FrNiflp , .... •·•··• 2-p.• •.•.. CALL THELMA • 1141 ~·•· 741 Co teet C.lla ACCIJ!tlblt Chtryl .tllllley, ' lalla ~clett · from 6'16' Up Insulated D~ouses -4AS LiliES -SEPnC SYSTEIS · CONTRACTING Plono T..llng 1nd Repi lr. Brunlcercll Muolc Co .. 446D887. Twentieth yur of U.S.. 315- Fraz:litrl Bottom. Children, women It me,n WVa. 260B2. Doolero Wei· clothing, household & mile. co m e . Don Fra zie r · Item• . Crou1er rtilide nce. Co, Rd. 10- De~tor Rd. Operotor. 304·711-2779. Aug uot 2B; 29, 30. Ito 31. Gorege Sa le Toya, clot""•· other lte m1. Aug. 31 -Sept. One day only, Sat., Sept. ( 9 1, Fri. • Sot. 14 Vinton St .. to 4. 43 Colo St .. Middfa'' port. Next to river. Furnir. Gollipollo. newly wodo or • coupll 8'11 Oltumoblo loan, 3 br, 3 Jooldng for affordable ltmlly yearo old, law &O'o· 304 _ reoidonce• . nice yard, kit- 876-1713 otter 4. chon, both, utility room, lingle car garage, 2 mlln fr.om Hoi- Hoopitol ot 2-otory finiohed beoemont, 3 Rodney Vlllltge 11. U7.0DO. br,· family room, fireplace, Cell today 114·•46-135B. dining room, 2'11 botho. lorge --~-------:--- · klt~hon. 304-BBZ-2096. 3 ·-······-·········· ···-- ··· ··: aume 8%% mortg1ge with ' "· 992-6931 Sent. 304-171· 7911 . to 24'a36' Flea Middleport & Vicinity Market. Every weekend. 220 .. Main, . . _ . , For your ,..t oale ...U Emma Ths ~ an excelent buy lor either firm 01 developmimt.' Broltei-A!ICtilll! Service ~ WELDING & FABRICATION ......P.cimarov ....... .. New Friday Night Morket otarto 3PM till ? Rt. 36 & 180 . Coli •48-7037. F r• z lar• lot , om Profenional Servicea ovotod, fenced y1nt, gorogo, RADIATOR SERVICE We can re~ir and re· core red11tors and htlttf cores. We Cln also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Gollipollo Floo Market Fri., Sat . & S un. lndoqr-outdoor, down payment. Coil 448- Middleport. Nice 3 bed· room. ger~t~~. be10ment. a293. L.oat Prince tennie recquet. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" VA . La od'r Mortg a ge , Atharto. collect 8 14·8823D51 . ACCENT turn. can 81 • -H2-2770. l Soli AVON moka •1%. Coli 448-336B. 4 f1mUy Furniture. knid: knacks, ch.lldrena- baby clothes. Rodney Village II. Gavin Or. 9-6. Fri.·Set. Greet location, 14110 IIC!.tt:, largo !emily room. 3b~r .. 1'11 31 Homei for Sale · betho, ttaroga building•. - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - Green s ·c hoof Oiltrlct, • •· Hound . . Reward for his r• ; required. Appy to Mr. White ot Ohio Jab Servlceo. Gollipollo, Oh . 614-992-3718 Ml ODI.EPORT, OHIO 7/ 30/ 84 IN A IIEW VEHICLE - a.... MMf ,.....Dd.eing . ance, profeaalonal ettttucle PH. INTERESTED CARPENTER SERVICE ' \.. Bartender ••porloncod In dlft- drlnltl. neet appear- Un•'"' I: -l : Fixe d conventional FHA· Hiring now· Demon1tr8tor1. O n•r- I ~ l"r11 8·2-1 mo. d. , HOME LOANS FIX ED RATES Below ll!Orkot rotoo. Wort. your own houre . No collactlng or dtllvtrlng. No lnvettmont. Free I 300 kit. Coli Oebblo •o~~~- •&83 . &. Vicinity 22 Mone y t o Lo an 23 Page 7 '(ard sa\811 nlelo, 614-742·2911 . R-abie • I.e•• water Dtllainable, pria!d lliw, possible exceilent lerms. 1 - Rb.or. Hysell i pasture ~nd woods, Owner says "MA!<E OfFER ON All OR PART". Priced to self as afarm. ' Quality Worltmanship Dehumidifiers, Porta , ~ ATTOOION BUILDEIIS This prtlfJI!rtY has been sub-di· vided into 1 acre - 10 acre sites, can be sold indivtdually. MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS PAT HILL FORD loe11 SIIYICt Calls $15.00 ·; 7-26·1 mo. \ L--..,.....--.!:!!!:.!..::!!!;;.Io:!;J. FAIM OR INVE$TMENT &.IIALDING LOTS I •' AM llonlet ~tftilablt Rial Eatate Generel Terms available. • I Ant- IRitlfllllott Htit!ll Calif Hd Sllop ; Help Wanted Alllllllllli >'IIII!IIIS Mllltft • !ljl-11 • 16141 596·5291 181 28:191 4. II. 18. 25. I I 012. 6tc Riloel. Huye dutch style bam excellent lake site. crop land: s ,.....l.lty 8/10/1' mo. Alt-. Call ti1-4312 ...,lo!e We 11 I'I!NQ & SUPPLY SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING 3 1 290, Page 939. Me•gs 1 130 ACRES I mile lrom Ohio PIANO TUNING & REPAIR 992-6128 Ph. 1811·4289 LEGAL NOnCe ETHEL tvl. JONES. ' whose II. L. ....d" Mc8"EE Mall Thll c;ows s wHII R . . .ltlallee & Insured PH, 742-2328 CHESTER-985·3307 Middleport, Oh. 1 I FREEZER SA.LE Bonded RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Bob & Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. 'S&W TV AliD APPLIANCE C9untv Deed Records. Th•s publ1cat•o n 1s to be 1' Accounts and vouc hers of publiShed once a week lor s•K th e followrng named hduc1anes (6) consecutive weeks.cind is to have been f1 led 1n the. Probate nollfy the persons to be ,served Court. Me1gs County. Oh10. for that he or she tS requ1red to approval and settlement: answer Withi n twenty·e•gbt (2 81 CASE NO. 243 ! 9 Ft nal and day's after the last pubhCat1on Dlstrrbutrve .Account of Mane · date. the las t publicat1on date Birchfi eld. Execu trix of the bemg ! October. 2. 1'984 l Es tate o f Pari E Li ttl e. Satd pan.es are reo u'trf!l1 · 1n j Deceased answer on or before the 30t h t CASE NO . 242!0 f mal and day of October. . 1984, or the : Olstnbut1v~ Account of June F. dt:.mand of the Co mp\a1nt may Ellis. Executr1x of the Estate of be qtanted. Robert C. Elhs, Deceased. . ROSE and SI MM ONS CASE NO 24403 Fmal a?d Attorneys At Law Distn but•ve Account of Mrnme Jeff rey l. S1mmons Woo ten. Adm1n1stratnx of the Tnal Coun sel for Pla•nt1ff Estate of Dean Wooten , 12 1 W est Ma1n St(eet • Deceased. McArthur. Ohto 4565 1 MGM FARM CITY ·on Duty c ,..otl•lt y I• Our 4635st~Y~ ld. ~111tr. Dhki The village of Pomeroy. Oh10. address 1s unknown. and her spouse, he•rs." dev• see~. lega 1s consider1 ng Mam Street san1tary sewer 1mprovements tees. admmrstrators. e~ecutors. as a Small C1ty's Commun1ty . rel1cs and ass1gns. rf she 1S Development Block Gran t Pro - d~ceased. all whose addresses JeCt. The Prot ect ~ loCated in the are. unknown. take not1ce- that 100 year flood pla1n The village on August 22 nd. 1984, the IS •nteresteQ" 10 di SCUSSing V!fl!On County Nat1ona1 Bank alterna t1ves to th 1s Pro1ect and f1led a Camplarnt 1n the Com securi ng publ1c perceptmns of lnon Pleas Court of .M elas poss•ble adverse 1mpacts th at County, Oh1 o, which was as could result from the ProJeCt s1Qned Case No. 84,· CV•227 . ahd poss•ble mtn1 mrzat1on mea- demandtng that the <::curt sures. Send wrl!len comments reQUire you to set up your 1nterest. 1f any. 1n the fgllow1 ng 10 Honorabl e R1chard Sevier. Mavor. Vil lage Hall. Pomeroy. descnbed real estate . or be Ohro 45769. Comments w •l l be forever barred from d9'mg so. and {urther dem<\nd1 ng t)laU~ I e receiVed unt1l Sept 14 . 1984 ' R1chard Seyler to sa1d i-eal estate be qweied '" Mayor favor of Pl a•nt11f,· ancr such further relief as 1s JUSt and 181 28 11C • proper Th e real estate 1s descnbed as follows , Situate in the St~te of Oh10. County of M e1gs and Vi llage o f Public Notice Middleport: $1 tuated in the Vi llage ,. . of M iddl epor t Me1gs County. Ohio. Known and IN 'THE ·numbered o n the recorded plat COMMON PLEAS COURT, of Marcus BoswOrth Add ition PROBATE'DIVISION to Lower PomEtroy, now 1 ncor~ MEIGS COUNTY; OHIO porated Village ,of Middleport. IN THE MAmA OF Being Lot 189. ' SElTLEMENT OF Last Pr.1or Conveyance: Vo- Bu1in•11 Opportunity ...... GaiiliJoiis......... ~~~ r v 11 I'·' •LAND CLEARED · .sEPTIC SYSTEMS -GRAVEL HAULED .. Public Notil:e Current Account · of P-aul A. Barnett. Trustee of the Trust under the W 1ll of Elsa 9. Ki mes. Deceased. Un less excepttons are filed thereto. sa1d accounts wil l -be lor hean ng before · sa•d Court on the 1st day of October. ''' •ZENITH .SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFII&ERATOI We Have A Full Tilho Shop TochnlciOft , Public Notice CASE NO. 2379 1 Second CAU HUDQUAITUS FOR •TROPHIES •PLAQUES *AWARDS CHUHII£, OHib . !801 28 .1tc Account ol Nell1e Maric e W at ki nS. Guard1ar1 of Ahce Mae Bn ck l es . an Incompetent Person. 1 'i!,iiiiYIIIt 'I I TROMM EXCAVATING AND SERVICE Galllpollt, Ohio 7/11/tln 367·75&0-367-76 Co mmon Pl eas Cou rt. Probate D1v1S10n, M e1gs County, Oh10 • I )For Rent Weather forecast JUDGE CASE NO. 23460 Second WE ARE YOUR SAlES St. It, 160 North Service •BACK HOI •DOZER ' •END LOADER oDIIM' TIIUC!I IUVIdE ATIII, GAl, IEWI!III At!tl UNEI. C...nly c:..tlliod SEP'TlC rAIKS IISTALL(IJ . NB BTIMATIS t -----------------:.. fume RlNTA CAR U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL E EXCAVATING . •TIII!IICHINQ • ACCOUNTS, ' MEIGS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · • ----=-~~~~----- : Public Notice .. EARLY PUBUC NOnCE CONSTRUcnON IN FLOOD PLAIN & COMPLETE HOUBEHOLOS FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron, wood, cupboordo, c""""· cbeoto , bukou. dlohoo. -..o joro. ontlqueo, gold ond oll~or . Wrlt e -M. D. MtHor, AU, Pomeroy. Ohio ;~~~~ or coli B14-992- 8/13/Hn "We llent ,., leu" ' ~IYtll ~,. 64 Miac. M•rchendiae I )Announcement - ~.. ...,. , !~., ....... Montana fires rage out of control ..., 111- ""'W •,..._ ""~ • o·- ...,. Public Notice · U? - lult•/V ... Parts '. 773 - M.IIOirl 111- C..htilo ,._...,.,_ Anunlnl Is Cni« Cud of IDd., a J0U1!« cancer patient w1to ~ AramiJJI Glmr his lrell east. Crail's l!metown raised m oney lo aend lWn to New on Apnl 30th. 1970 llampehlre to meet Ararnlni a& lbe joun!ey's end . Reference Deed : Monday. (AP~) . 26 7. Page 833 and 7 4J-'- IIuUoiOIII a . .- lhoa'"'" s .:~_ :IM- GIIII.., OIII. ~ :===•O•oN • tlt -C "-~ z - 446-4522 flr11 (qulpmtnt Dealer Farm Equipment n• - ~ · "'" -• · -~ ..,...,.. <141-L.o••" '"''" 1441- 111,.. :lti-IOI• toM IJ·W"""''o l w NOnCE Of SALE Notice on Filing of By v1rtue of.an ·Order o f Sale 1Ssued out of the Co.mmon Appi LIIIRWTit Pleas Court of Me•gs County. The "' Ohio, Meigs Oh1 0. 1n the Case of Sovran County Court of Ccimmon Mortgage Corporat1on. Rose-.~. rnont. Pennsylvania, Pla•ntiff. aga1nst W1J1iam Welborn. et. al.. To the EJ<ecutor or "A d m1n1s· Defendants. upon a Judgment trator of th e estitte. to. such of therern rendered. be•rrg Case. the follow1ng as are residents of No. 84-cv~ 11 0 in said Cou rt . 1· the State of Ohio, v12: - the wdJ offer fqr· sale, at the front surv1v1 ng spouse. the next of door . of •the Courthouse 1n k1n, the benefic•anes under the Pomeroy. Mergs County. Oh1o. Will: and to the auorney or on the 15th day of Septem b'3r. attorneys re pre se n~1nq any of 1984. at 10:00 AM .. the th e aforemenw:med persons: lol!ow1ng lands and tenements Asa Ashworth Hosk1ns. delocated at Route No. 2. C re~ ceased, Rout e 2. Pomeroy, Road. Pomeroy. Oh•o. to-w•t: Oh1 0 4 5769. Me•qs County S1tuated 1n the County of Probate Court . Case No. 24407 M e1gs. State of Oh10 and Townsh1p of Chester. Be1ng Lot You are hereby not1fetJ that the Inventory and Appratse6 o f the Fa irv~ew He•ghts Subdiv1Sion. recorded m vo· ment of the estate o f the lume 4 . Page 53. Me•gs County aforementroned. deceased ..late Plat Records. of sa td Co4nty. were ftled rn th1s EKce pting the coal w1th Court. Sa1d lnventorv and mlning rights as descnbed 1n Appr 2usement wtll be for heasdeed, recorded 1n Volum~ 238. nng before th1s Court on the Page 3 7. Deed Records of 11th day of September. 1~84. M eigs County. Oh1o. to which at 1·30 o'clock P.M reference is hereby made fora Anv person ~es 1 i-m g to !•le mpre particular de:script•on except1ons the.--eto must lile SubJeCt to an 011 and gas lease them at least f1ve days pnor to to the Oh 10 Fuel Gas Company, the date set lor heanng. recorded -in Volume· 38. Page Grven under my hand and 54 of the tease Records of seal of sa1d Court thtS 17th day Me1gs Coun ty. Oh•o. and of Au~ust 1984. fu rther subJect to an 011 and gas R - E. !luck. Judge lease granted by the vendors lv!.enaK.N-. herem to Murphy 011Company Deputy C!o<lc ~- . U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO MoootiCD ., WV .......C<HI•*t4 Licensed Clinical Audioloaist :z: 1 1 · 1 ·~ SALES & SERVICE , LISA M. KOCH, II.S. ~ lootiili'lark BOGGS ~~~=.-~':.':" 11:·• - .... •• AluminMm & Yiarl Sidlnp 1 15 Yea,. Experience GR~G ROUSH PH , 982-71183 or 992-22B2 Aut~orlztd John DHri, lhw HOiillld, Bush H01 74-MHDrC'a'll·. _ . l ...._o Jl....... ....... . ""-. .... . za:- JJI~ · f Computerized H119111 Aid SeleCtion Swim Molds - lnttrpretinl Services ·" "ltW!!'!J: lldp. No lund•y Cell• i .,........-..... C timates, 949-2801 or 949. 2160 !li c.ort St.• -~•• u.;o 4571! i,..W ito - - • 1 IIIIOdtlin& lnsurtnet Wo"" "Beeutlful, Cuatom iullt Glt'agea" C1J1 for free sldllll es- 1r-.,. , ""'"" t:touHIM Dtot. ,.,.__ ......... 21 CMh plid for fllncy lroft or heavy Iron bedo. I 110 ond FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Ntw "--bltnaivt SIDING CO. PHONE 992-2156 ' ut_,,.. l·l• n,..._.., HELENA, Mont. (AP) -Scores ·of fires raged out of control across dry, windswept prairies and forests todB.y Wtth no break in the hot gusty weather exJ)ected, charring !ll,<Xll acres, destroying at least 30 houses aird forcing hundreds of people to flee. '"'le trouble Is that there are so many fires all over the state that the reswrces are d!ylng up fast, " said Don Kl'l!dall of t he Department of State Lands. "Hand crews can't do· It - It's going to take equipment. And more than that, lt'sgoingtotake abreakin the winds. The equipment c an' t keep up with It, " Kendall.5ald. Unorrtcial tabulations Indicated · the blazes covered more than !ll,COO acres since Saturday. The three largest fires, In central and eastern Montana. burned :Jl,COO, 15,(00, and 11,500 acres. Smaller blazes broke oot across the state. There were no reports of injuries, but ltD resklents were homeless BISSELL r-:===:;:============-:===:=====:--:-::====:=;-=~h~.!f:.t onthellnal sevetl The .Daily Sentinel --~---" -- ....-~--\-l 4-0N• - torcancerresearch.Stondln~hehlndlllldtotherlghtol CONSTRUCTION SIDING journey running 20m11es to E xe ter. With Ills knees wrapped in thick supj)O(t bandages, he walked with his arms spread on tbe shoillders of his lirotlier, Wayne, and his cousin, Raymond. Sever al times, as c hildren tried to touch him or someone shouted encouragement, Aramlnl Wented To Bur bo~rd .. •Athough the ordeal had created New Hamp.hJretomeetAramlnl on ~s tenslol!.$ for his parents, M onday. their love had s ustained 111m, he ''The day Craig spent With Gacy said. · was the first (time) since he learned No parents could lle more proud. of his cancer that he was a ble to said hJs la ther, who confessed he forget ~ had cancer," Sister~ had tried to dissuade Gacy from Richards, il pastoral minister at · making the run. But once commitAraminl'~ Catholic church, quoted ted, the whole !aJJlUy rallied In • Craig's family as saytng. support. AramlnlwasjolnedbyCralgCurt, Araminl began the 1ast day of his a young cancer patient from 9 The Daily Sentinel otone. Old time i:upup foijoro. conoln co. r=;=======~;.l1~=========;tr========::~=========:;i coli 1·MoJao 3!)4- 882Vinyl • Aluminum ROUSH · 2111 money to fly him and his mother 10 Day. 1:-ln..._ ..: HOME AGAIN- Gary Aramlnl Mltapees Into the wms of his mother, Marilyn, and Ids father, Julio, right, after rompletlng a3,500 mDe run to raise money Bus-iness· SerVices At the bandstand, Aramlni introduced his parents, Jullo and Marilyn, saying, "'lbese two people here are the real heroes.'' Monticello, Ind. Aramlnl had interrupted his run througllbidlana to spend a day with Pon 18toy-Middleport, Ohio · 21 _ B'u alnen Opportunity In Pomeroy ·9g2-7034, In Ga!!lpollo 441-1375. In Athenoll2-1418. Home for Ale by owner. 1 acre tot neer Meige mines in I NonCE I •tHE OHIO VALLEY PUB'-'SHING CO. recam"*ldl . . . ""' do b u - with 'people you know, and NOT to mllftey through the ,...a untl you hove lnvntlgetocl tha offering. Danville. Large countrv kitchon. 3 ·4 bedroome. 1 'II beth......... fruit-·· tile bern, bricll colltr. prlcod . .000 be- benko approleocl vt~lue for quick - · CaH 114·182-81142 ewnlnp. 1lactric, •~tra insulation pockege. houoe-type furni ture . P r ice $ 13, 960. 1 4XIO . 2 bedroom , gao , .11 . 450 . USED : Trltter 12X80. 2 bedroom. ell electric. Excellent condi· tion . Vindelo 12X60, 2 bedroom, gil, real nice. FrH 0 Sma ll furn is hed ' • house , adults only. Coli 446-0338: Large modern home, 3 'h ac res. barn. 4 miles from ;,. Gallipollo. '426 mo. pluo deposit. Ce ll ~ alph Barcus delivery and oet·up. Gerto't Mobile Harne• locotod 2 114· 245·9176 ofter ISPM . mil•• from Reven1wood 1977 Governor, 12~60 , twO""'• bedrooms on private lot ? Bidwell Village . Unfu-r: · ~ j"" lrldge . Junction Rt 2 ond Jntorotote 77. Coli 1·304273-81311. nit hed. 614 ·3BB-B64B . · �__ _ ._.. The 41 PuttllfOY Sentinel Ohio Houses for Rent Suppllea 3 bdr. houto for rent U&O mo. Call 304-8711i-11104 or 304-117&-11388. dryer. Want an honaat womari who doft: ~1 work. We could bo company lor oach othor, Would llk.a •40 on utilitleo. Fumlah own groceriea. 448 • 14 1 • or 446-1023. ~dr ., 1 b., LR. DR , K. Excollont location. Ref. &: depoait re· qulrod. Cell 448-1370 alter 11:00. 1· Modern two bedroom ltone home with two car garage in batomont. Call 992-73&8 oltor 6 :00p.m. & room houao. Bath. lull basement . glaaaed · ln br"~ewav. forced air, gal furnace , central· air. garage. CoH 949-2734 . Houu for rent in Maaon. WV. Call 814-992-6804. 2 houa,a for rent and bar tor oola or laooa with option to b~v- ~04- 773 - 61 15. ~04~:7~::' ~uoo, 75 ....__.;.;.;,;.;..,.__.....11 ~ 44 ;;=:::;:::::::::::::-r~~~:-:::;:=::~::::, Village Manor Apts,. Mid· dloport. (E . H.O.I hao 1 Send Hill Rd. Dapoo~ end ret bedrm apt1. for rent. the rent required. 304-67&-404&. atant at 1201 a month that 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Include& all utilities, plua II e200 security deposit Is required. We jult laid new carpet In them 81 they're located near a doctor' 1 office • &hopping areaa. Call 2 bdr. mobile homo. Coli 614-992-7787. 448-0380. New 1 bedroom apta. in 2 bdr. mobile homo. CoH Middleport. Furnished or unlurnlohod.Call 814-992· · ·· 0390. 5304. ~um(ohad oir cond .. ldaol for 1--...;...----~-­ ' or 2 men .. No city taxes. In Mlddlepon on N. 4th l'oate11 Trailer Park . Call Ave., 2 room apt. No 448' 1802. children. cell 1-304-8822568 . 2 bdr. extraa nice acrolll----~----­ from PonderoA. ideal for 6 room unfumlshed apanworklng couple. nicely fur- ment. 3 room fumiahed ~lohlld, adutt 0, no polo, ret. apartment. Call 992-6434 • dop. Coli 448-2491 or or 1-304-882-21186. i46-82112. Lourol Lend Apll. In Now 2 BR mobile home. fur- · Haven, W.Va. now ecceptw riiohlld: On Rt.564, •;., mile lng opplicationa for 2 - off At. 110. $175 plu1 room a pta. Pricfl 'range is clapoo~. Call 814-3B8- baoo t168. pOt' month to !18&1 . t225. market. They Include range, refrig., carpet. Call Trailer to rent at Quail Creek 1·304-882-33BII.EHO. 'l'obilo homos. Lot 86. $175 1---::---~--­ mo. Call614-388-8732 . APARTMENTS, mobile homes. houMI. Pt. Pklaunt ~977 Buddy 3 bedroom, · and Gollipoiio. 814-44812x64, total electric, 8221 . waohar • dryer. ronga • I~:-----:------:---­ refrigerator, vinyl under• Nice 1 and 2 bedroom klrting, axe. con. Can rent on unfurnished apart!Tientl. provatolot or more, Rockop- 304-876-2218 before 8 ;ingo Rd. Call 814-992- p.m. 8870 . 2 bedroom apt w~h com2 bedroom, unfumiahed, ploto kitchen, exc conci. eXcept for appliance~. New 1200.00 month. pluo utilicarpet. Harrisonville - tioo. 304-773-6143. PDmoroy rood. No pota. t:too• lumiohed. a200 • 2 br apt unlumlohod. downmonth. Depoalt required. ~~Hi~ ·\~54-8;'~~;:2/~u,~ Cali814-742-3033. tor 6 p.m. 2 bedroom trailer for rent, L_e·K·water, auto. waahfH", One bedroom fum , apt. all utllitloo ~ld in Pt. Pl. freeg~~1. l~rge yard. 10 mile1 north from Pomeroy on 33. .304-676-7112. · Call 896· 1243. 1--------- •• 46 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) hao one and twq bedrooma. rent starting at t153 for one bedroom ond a198 per month for two bedroom. with *200 dapoolt locotod near Foodlend and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call 446·2745 or leave meJAge. Fumiohed opt. 919 2pd., GalllpoHo. •176. Men only. Caft 445-4416 otter 9PM . 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. t80 to •141 per mo. utlltleo part. paid. Coll67&-5104 or 87&-&388. Nicely furniahed mobile homo In city. CA. 1 or 2 aduftt only, no pete. Cell 448-0338. Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and llgh1 houao keeping roomt. Park Central Hotel. Coil 614·4411·07&8 . . SIHping room $125, utili· ties paid. Share bath, male only. Range • relrlg. 919 2nd. Ave.. GaiHpollo. Call 448-4418 alter 9 PM. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33. Nor1h of Pomeroy. Laroe lots. Call 614-992-7478. LAND FOR RENT: Chootor Townthip 160 pluaacrea for pasture. · Mottly new fence. 30 pluo ocreo hoyfleld. Roaoonable. Celt for detail&, 582-4471 dayo and &924624 nighto. M e r c ll~ n rl 1s n Fumiohod efficiency $146 utlltloo paid. oinglo. ohare both. 807 2nd. Ava .. Galli· 61 Household Goods polio. Coli 4411-4418 alter I - - - - - - - - - 9PM. Fumithed apt., 2 rooma & beth, clean. no peti, adulta only Dapooh • reference required. Coli 814-448 11119. New Ollnon refrig8rator 17 cu.lt. 11100. Baooett Baby bed and Simmons mattre11 e&O. Call altar 8. 446- 832&. 0 3 rm1 • bath, atove, refrlger· tor. all uttlitloo included adulta only. no peta. Call 448-25B3. 7 pioco dinette. Tolio City hard maple. Round table with e•tenlion. 1 captain; 5 regular chalra. Uke new. a300.0D CoiiSBII-4488. 740 Second AVa.. 3 bdr. •190 mo. 513 3rd. Avo .. •1411 mo. Dap. roquirod. Call 448-4222 bofora II, 4411-2174 altar II. 100 inch 4 cushion oolo. 3 Ethon Allan cholro, 1b18 carpet . To oo8 ao unit UIIO. Call814-992-3287. Furlohod garaeo apt.. 4 rooma • bath, lldutta only. Call 4411-8279 altar 4PM . Upotolra lumlohed apt.. 4 room.o • both, 1 or 2 adults, no Pate- Call 4411-0444 boforo llpm. Pickens uood lumltura. 3041176-8483 or 876-1460. 13.2uprlghtfrHzerllkonow t260. 304· 1176· 1838. Twin bod. Excollant condition. Coli alter 8 , 304-87&885B. Apt' o.1-bdr. 1otftoor, booament. furnished kitchen t221 mo. 1-bdr. oocond floor. lurniohad kitchen, front porch t1815, both recently remodelad. Clo•to do-own. CaN 4411· 9788 •4-M-3110. Sola no .. couch ond chair t280.. choir t1 &.. other houaoholdo. 304-87&. 7438. Rhi81 ol• Apto. Middleport. lpaclel r1te1 for Senior Cilia-. 1130. Equal Houolng Opportunllioo. 814812-,7721 . OE refrig•rator, H•rve~t Gold, like t100.00. Contact Volarlo Sowyoro, Hortford Troilar Pork. Lot 25 . N-ly redocoratad, 1 - · room. portllllty fumlohod, 12211. Depooll requirod. Call 814-182-1311 clr 8822111. 61 Household Goods Apartment for Rent Youth Captains - · axc cond. •110.00. 304·17852211. Waohordryaroat,B,waohero to choose from, 3 dryeref 3 goo ron:•.; 1_-}0 ;~ goo 1 ;:~_g!;l~rodN'q~:!.'.Y:;& I S ullolzo box springo. kaggo Appliance, Upper f!ivor Rd., Gallipolil, Call4411·7398. · . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. choir, rocker, ottoman, 3 tobleo. (extra heavy). t686. Sofa, chair •nd IOVI" Uaed uwing machine in woo co onot 0. Stereo 81_4 _387_7220 _ b' t211. a10Call 614- 1_..:..____________ Judy Toylor Grooming. Call withd otond 367·0840 altar 4PM . r Brierpelch Kennell Profel· Wincheeter model 12• 30 • aion•l AU -brMd grooming. full choke, axc. cond. Seoet Indoor-out"- boarding faCremHns Gun Shop.. · cilitiao. Englioh Cocbr Spa- . nlol puppiao. Calll14-3881t.rogulotionpooltobla .• _87_90_. _______ 8 Vamahavz 126 motorcycle. 11 Call 814 _387 _7197 _ D-wynd Cottory Kan;:~.:OK~tt;~.• Smith & OIWio 2 way aioctricol hooitol - - _1 yr. CFA Hlmoloyon and Perolan old, $ 460 _ Call 1114 , 38 B· kltteno. Coll814·4411· 3144 8183 or 614_388•8838 of- _a_lt_ar_·_e_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13 tar .3 : 30. ld fill yr. 0 y, chestnut color, Country Crafto Oak pro- gontlo but not broken. Coli ducts. daalar 01 oolid oak 814-2&6·8779 oltariiPM . reproduction furniture. Con- ...:'f'lttola-s. :~:,~~~~ ~~·=~~:': ~~; ~~~-0~~":~~:.~~~·· 1---------GOOD USED APPLIANCES Woohoro, dryoro, rolrigorotors. ••-•· Skoggo Applioncoo, Upper River Rd. =~~~:4:~~~;8~~ot Motel. County Appliance . Inc. Good uaed eppliancll and TVooto. Opon8AMtoiiPM. 4 8- 1 899, Mon thru 827 3rd. Sot. Avo. 4Gallipolio, OH . . Whitoo metal detectors. find coino ond jowalry. Compare my price. 304-1175-2906. • •· ,... AKC registered standard poodle. 10 montho, white m.... $200 or belt ofler. 304• 773•11892· AKC reg. Brittany pupa 8 wooko old, ohoto and wonnod ' 100· 304 -8 7 136114 · ~::::=:::====== - 1---------- 1:00 • (I) ()) • N-. ·l· ., lll (J) (iii • (X) em 8181-T "..,."'...11111n11ow 1 (I) (J) ()) RltlomiOI ·= Ill - - s-tol.ac* (I) CoralllurnDtt "0 .-~ ,,. • 0. 0 0 • ws E11abiC cas N-. 1 lodr •'1. ~!" Farm Equlpmant · ----------Gravely Tractor electric otort. 8 opel .. wllh attach· manto. Call448-4141. CubtractC>rwhhcuhhiator• plow . Phono 814 -.9492114&. P orkhurot 111 lt. g o o graintr--holot.Good -tion. Cal1882-3318. lmproventent• . .H"' -----'~-;...._-.,.-- _.. 72 -CII WhHI of , _ 24 lt. 110010 noel< · trohr. A-1 ""-·now 11111. now paint, ,_floor. Coli 21e-t30t. 1 •eo. : ,.bblto. 11 _ . Pony 1110. Call4411-2244. Sonel fomore. _••• , -tie. Good ~·· r beginner or young parson. Coli 814-7422023. . Mallard ducka. 304-11711· 22111 altar II. • ---------I 71 Autos for Sale - 1---------- top....-. 2021. noo. ,t61#f' fJ( ns 1111 Pontioc 4 dr. , ;.bulh 1171 Uncoln Town Car Wllllomoburt Edition, fully equip · o• c · co ndltion, one col• Cordovan on Cordovan. Call 448-1888, 1M at 300 2nd. Aw. !"¥""'· 1---------- N1E:t{f f.W ~"Uii~D\ M'~Enl ~'(! 1-;::::::==:::::===== . clf51(JIY Pff/L5T!!R/ DEBIITINCI Yrul ASSI~Niolfi'IT!. Othen' (J)Oolldelen ()) 1--------'------------ - 1170 ...... c-. P.U., I nt. I tiiOO. Cllll . , .......... 78 foui.Upo, V~b~: Nonh~~ on Saturday night. IRI ar.t ....too ........ 0 em ...,.. Deep:· Mt~ooqle We1 I put her up e • poi1ic when • - · poy11'10111 on their homo loan be- W,INNIE SI!ULAW'S Plum...ng ..... .; Heating, 211 Sixth St.\ ·•' Point--· W.Va. 3040·;. 11711·11420. Uconood IOI~i. lnounod. ~· ________ ..., _, tho ...-. ICioood Captioii8<!J 1o:oo • (I) rn .....,.,...., 8tDIIo lour8 and Rooni>gton - concomed ....... Mildnid - t h e olfic:e and ltortiO CMe of her own. Clll 110 mln.l . ct-g. otc. Call Mot• c..- ' :: KNOWS WHEIII TO QUIT 1: ()I)Ne~~nwatda BIHIMfttl, Footere. Con· ' : • . lfwdiiiiAdlnt News . 10:30 (I) Allium Flaah: Eveoty • 1' Doz..- • Dltchlr. Dilmp • ' trucks, • WatOf·gAI·-or- " llroo. . ()) My UttiD ....... (I) MOVIE: 'The . : Shipe' M•~• of em • ..... Refrtgarstlon N..,. ..... SEWING ..,leo. I]) Not ()) (iii • Ill Nee I ' rffr ___ _____.. ....., (I) MOVIE: 'The ~~oathor (J) Dod' I Nmy '·' •OddCouplo 11 :16 Ill ..-lltiOm'--'"* 11:30 • Tonight Show I]) Ml ol 11 P8110lii-Fo..T,.... S......o Tllil docu· mentorv foc\1- on • graduate ~. • llouoowila; a Boptilt ,.,;mter and • fothor who hove mv•toriouolv di- J_l..,.w.... ........ •• .. A... _..-...ce~~a14-1 · 211-H4t or 114·44•- •: 11,. ... .,4-...., . , . =· .......... uil181 M, I ,.,_1 317·0111 ., 117·7741 •' • Big "I" J Nucleus i .Abltinenl 5 Stene lllllrker • By mouth letter J! Tniek down U Not in the 1 Meilleval . sbield big lime JS Mel of u Malle u Gr-eek blf'l'ball 11 Rlwlel .17 Taunt 7 Cal!lw'e 1 Caddotul Indlan aae's mart 11 Like · -~~ ~o.OUChO- .IIIII WATIR IIIIYICI. ' Call Jllrl ......... 104·1,._ .... (J) WKIIP In Clncllwlali (J) u.s. Open IT'~ A REVIEW. OF YOUR. LATEST NOVEL ' • llal•ai•ID T~ ~ gram )aokoot the -• o ,_y et the U.S. ()pen Tomil Chornplol)ohlt> from . tho USTA NMiontl Tonnio Con· Caml!lnl lqulpn~ent Ruohin! • • loon·'7tlm· tor, MeadOWI, NV. ()) lsiDillgllt A,rMrloe (iii Allin !liD F.miiY 1111 """'Dutil -"'-• ox. -... •noo. c.~ .... .(JINial•tll,. 1101. Z1 Pintail duck ZZ Saintly 3Z Learned one 33 Eyot 11-and modem symbol · :14 Ancient order women !S To be gold alloy Z1 PUlley 17 amino's (lat,) 3S Droop 2C Jllltdandy "Heaven's 2C "II'sa 31 Greek a Grand · - " grand letter iii!bemes II Deceiver old ~ ... " 37 "The %7 Dlffaalt JJ t1 Strut Windy tl Biblical , christie • Apprehend City" tDDIIIIIBin t1 Occldenl ' IJ Binle 38 Sbipling It Trouble f:-...nl""'ft"-u.Malonl)' Jl Numertcal suffix · b-HH-+- .. 3ZN.M. Indllln 3S Inferior It Greek miD. ·Bald41 Pari8ienne'' OJudge lobe DOWN I Perry who's !Exclude u:•aytouse DAlLYCRYPIOQVOTES-Bere'obowtowerklt: 0 • AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW wen ·e: -·o ·-.. w..! IIIIIOft ACR08!i .. not Muon (J)Anotherl.lf8 AL.£Pf-~~ • a-t Within' PLAY AGAINS'f df,,a1 .."*" llr THOMAS JOSEPH u_ Moo»MI Palitlcl LA5'f 111"£ I Long NCAA Focitball Prav· ()) (I) • , :00 • 815 . (I) AIIMIItDd ,.._ Ill 3rd Annlllll uaondol y Paillcstl. . . . ...... (1)'1 , ... of ......... WHEN ELVINEV STARTS KNITTIN' SOCKS-- SHE NEVER t' \ J.A.R.Con-lon Co. flu· 1' ,• In••¥• • ...-lfligl-into R (80 min.l Doz..- Work by Tad H•r::i ' tlectricalllnH. w 0 Oood-1 Excawttng. bo- '• monto. ,_.,.,, clrlvewSi~ .-ptlc tonka. .... ~ Call anytlmo 814· 4 '<}j 41137, Jomoo L. Davl-. Jr6.,_ owner. ..,y. crete work. Backhoe·•· comes due. IRI • MOVIE: 'Pubic Enomy' • rn 111p .... Cody. Nick ,end Boz • drug . ocam imraiYing dolphins. (R) (60 min.l (J)700Ciub (J) • lll MOVIE: 'Como' • (J) (iii MOVIE: 'Fell LIM' (I) lost of ... . . . Vlatneon: A T... wltlnn Hlolloly 'Combodla ond Looo. DMplto toc:hnical neutrality,.bothoiV-'o em _,,...:·'· tlond, Oh.814-742-2I03;' ()) C!t Don.atic Ufoo Martin and Condy begin to 9:oo • . , _.s 1)1 net from a myate1iDus lUitor. !AI [Cioeod Captionlldl -· ......... 448-1182. • Car+=•• Jack goes . ,to greet longthO to protect Ja- 0' • Com:•wduat w/fred B:30 ()) Dltcheo. pondo. rtlll!dL dlltrlbutiotlln tile .-lottllwld. o.- ·-1 ....... .here! Its just for toniqht was11't· home! ' final eontr•et quickly, wltbolt 1Df01'1111D& tile oppGIIIIIIII abotlt Ill! ~­ Tho . . tile rl(lbt clef- wu easy to flad, Tbe iDorll of tile llory? Get to ,_. World of AI Giddingo.' Tonight's progrom the- of AI Giddlngo.of tho ...-1 ..• photogrepherS In the -'d . (AI (80 min.) [Cioeod Cap- G!\S()LINE ALLEY JIM'I PLUMBING. HEAT , lNG. Rt. 1, Sox 311. Galli- . polio . Coll814-387-01178. ;; Excavating . 'Tho M y l t - s.r-: A pririter'a app;••tice from Miooouri ll8ydrMrM himooll into a modioval catla ond moeto 1 myotorioua youth who has •b•igo maglcol powers. !Ril90 min.l ·vilionS of tho -_ _______ .... 83 -· Duler: Soli~ (J) .., 7117. for ••UIOSZ +KJ7t +AUUZ +u +7Uil lOUTH +AKJlot .KQ71 +Q +lOU Glotoon . 1R1 • (J) (iii At.M,AIH Mildnld IJOOS out of town and -Col. Potter alone :;;:::;.:;:::;:;:::=== ;: - EAST +II Iond'o Goofy and outtokn of Burt Reynold• and Jtckil 1----------- 1;;::=:;====== lii==i~ii,~=:; 84 '' 1---------- Ill ·~- KQ~ +71 ...... Adrian Zmocl and DilnoV- r' 1---------- ,..., • . ., ••u +lOt WEST pr~- ---------- ,. pru-. A little birdie told him Bl•1pe/8kln1h a Tonight'a portencod__..-... .; -ft- • _ .. NORTH +QIU a-t· ftWiiiW 3 1!-. Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby lond - · · •b •ogiohold onoomal~toWnIRI 180 min.) . I]) MOVIE: 'TIID· IIfaod of (I) MOVIE1 'ThD 0 - - (iii WhHI of , _ • Ono 0.,. Ill 0 Time 8:00 • (I) (l) A T - The A T.., trioS to otop • com1p1 I I!ECOIIMEICED YOU FOA. THIS ll?l Pll PBScoutAC 4-WD. auto, :;ic)oi:fN(i:· T WATER- . , ,AM-FM ·caoa., ,.1 Uncondlllonol tltt • wheel lu ounroof. Cal 2'1:.": ~; l i f e - .,.._...! -;~' ;\ ,.._cM tumi...- c.l'noo -' , 304-11711-11898. aotl-. CaU 1aoi!Ut .1-"",. 1-79--For_d_v:.;an:.:.-.... --nt-v-on 1114·237-04118, 9 a.m : _to 11· •• p . m • . Rogere l•••ment ; : mao\er cclnvonion. JIO 8 Wat--ng. •..· :· , . cy1 TV CB 1 &3;0oo ;nr;·448,is"8~ RINGLES'8 SERVICE. ox- : · Mon.-Fri. •----....,..--'----- elM, maeon. ~~~t~mer. rwvf· ! I lng (Including hot tar 1' 1121 JoapCJII, V-ll.10x38 oppllcotlonl 304-171.·2088 ..; • inch tlroo. 4 inch lift, or 8711-41180.' • ,. uhault. Hord top. ,Good o r - toof drilling. ; · ~3'fo~11100. Callll14· 742· Rotary _ ......com...-u- J 1~:-::::-:------- day. Pump •lot ond MrYh , • 19117 Jeep, 4 cyl. F-'-d. ..... hlrd top. new _tlraa and - - 304-1811-3102. . porto. 304-11711· &1811 411tor Motol bulldllltla. doe.....,~-. 130 : pm. . ond bull ...., olao. in colOn: 1-:-=:--:--::---:-:-:-:~- (chMp) 304-8711-3H1. '1 ! 1813J-8cramblor,8cyl. autonwtic, p•• lftany 11r1r111 •79110. 304-273·8111. 82 Plumbing ""' · . ~: • Heating '711 V.W. Ylln, 4o-d,good cond. Priced to ooll. 304- ------------------~.~ o- .. • or. Who Cll 1~=--=---------- r. 0 ' eo.._..... rn LDvo Fetty T- Trimming, otump removal. Call 304·8711- ' 133t. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth .,d Pine OaiHpollo, Ohio Phone 814-448-3811 1114·448 __;. ·4477 • ORBIT CASKET ALPACA a lot ot- IACKTALK ()) • ()) Family Feud ANNIE w• 0 • ';:;::::;;:==:;:=== Jvml>lol: LANKY Tee::::, RON'S ToloYioion hnJico; •· lpnloU1Ing In Zonlth ~-~, Motorola, Quo•= · · _· el houao collo. Coli ·· I .~, • 231B or 814-441-2 . ,· _ _ _. ; . . , : _ _ ; : , _ _ _ . . . . ; . . . . . .. _ TOP CASH poid for lato modal · uaod cars. lmlth Buick-Pontiac. 1911 EHIom Ava., -Golllpolio. Call 814-448-22B2. • , . , _: Wh1t chiropractor~ e•n expect •J•IfwiOI• 304-137- ~~~~~~~~~~~ • 4 YHIMday'tl 7:30 • ())Tic I]) Camint At-----.. Ill Tap Rank Boxing flom Atlantic City, NJ Top Rri Boxing proaonta a 10-round Lightweight bout !•turing Chrlo Calvin vs. Ramo DICarlo. . (() Major LMgue PM I HI: St. Louis 111 Atlents N1~~8 1:;;::::;:;::=;:::;:;:;::;::_ VII • • em . MocNoit/Uhrof ~ - - - - - - - - - -, +'' 711 Ford pickup 302 on& lionel. llllft, ;.,no goO'd: whlta opoka rlmo, bubble xr xr xr x I r xl (J) Wheel of , _ , . Nightly .....,_ lleport (iii News '!I:AAI IJA r 711 Fe><d true• '4110.' ·Coli 114-742 23117. ...., • m · • ••• a p. · 117 Ford 'AI ton llet bod tNck t1110. 3044-773-1181111. gootodby .._ ""'" . . ..,...... -_ - .._ oug- ()) ..-AA\'IiN'T fa' ~Ill '59 7 ~ :~~=rJ;.~;;~== 83 HE WA51H15. _ _ _ . . _ _ 10 • Marcum_ lloofin!l. • •pout· 1882 Chevy C-lO, AC, lng. Now Installing nobbor' 1 . ' AM·FM r•dlo. •uto· root.. 10 year~uperlanoe. "' o v - trans, 11.2 L. dfeool . _.utlzini In built up-'· ,eng .• vood oond., , 1 , 1100. CoM lt"·:JI8-8BII?. l· CiiiS14-2411-11870. . · , ,• PAINTING- 1 . - r ••· , • 1813 S10. 1812 S10, 1178 1-r.. Chevy Luv. ALL PRICED ~~~~~~~~~i. 1 • IIIGHT. John'o Auto Solei. , ··•,: lulavlllo Rd. Cilll 4Cfll 1 4712. 1 H • S Homal~s'l . vinyl siding. rociiiM. room-•• 1177 Ford F-100 cu8t0m" addition. atorm ·wlftdoWa, ·' ~ Buoh hotl gr- m -. model TMII, lilt. cut. 3point hitch, excellent condition. 304-4118-1727. A5~AU'T WHEN HI& Wi"E TOL.D HIM . T~ GENE'II DEEP, ITEAM • CAIIPET CLEAN ; '< acotchguard·w••• ealraC'· tlon._doodorlaon. FRE~;..: ' ma'feli ,, RMIOnlblJ a. . Gono • · 8112-8308;' ' •• • 17!CI"'EPTO !IECOME {Anlwlfl. D hOI lOW) 7:00 • ()) PM Mog, ..,. I]) Hono Como .... llrldoo Ill SparUC-.. (I) llonlonl and 1101'1 ()) • (jl Entsr .......... 1.~========::;;::=::;;=;:;:;:~~'·~•- d~Ji'ii--"H;;;;;---~ ''.., 11 -=NO( (J) •01 A8C N - t • Lolt 'The Unicorn' 1871 Dodgo MoiOI'homo. ' 20.000 mlloa. Good ....... lion. Cl!l1882-20113. tl< 0 en NBC N - MOVIE: ...... t. () I lJ ~MINPOH I, .I I . () NewlhQw 8:30 ) ITAJUNY M8cNeii/LohNr (J) u· .. byHaMAmOid-lloblM I ELVOG . , I K) (] . I]) MOVIE: 'A Mldo• ....., Nlght'o llox Comedy' I]) Max1rax ())'New T.....,.. Hunt (I) Andy CJrifllth 1871 Wlldwnooo col. loftt oon-tion, U,IOO. Coli • 814-317·01194 ..... 4 :00PM. " • Completooioroooyotom.4Ci watta per chanel whh epeakw Why ply more Trade Center oro. Girls 10 opood bii<a, Furniture Outlet, Kenauga, Soan But ' - t • oun lornp 1973 Corvette T-top, AC, Ohio. Open 9-7 PM . • royol portoblo nianuol al-. windo-. 4 opel.. 08,000. Call 814· 3117· Summ• clearance. Cement ty-rltor. 117&-1408. SWAIN 0107 or 448-2107. 1711-~11110. picnic tobleo. bird botlr, AUCTION • FURNITURE fountains and morroa. 304Clarinet and csoo •1110. 82 Olivo St., Gallipolis. New 875-5182. 2322 Waohingtori Ave. See Pt. 1982 2 dr. Ford Futu,., lc . & used wood & coalatovea. PIMNnt. 11822drFordEocort,1182 74 Motorcycle• 6 piece wood living room 5 HP, 60 gOIIon vorticaiair Ford EXP. ALL PRICED.•-------'--~ tuite with 6 Inch flat erma comproooor, $660.00. 304- I· RIGHT. John'a Auto llolot, 1 t399, bunk bad• complete 875-111188. 68 Fruit Bulavillo Rd. Call 441· 19111 Hondo 7110 cullom, with bunkioo $199, 2 piece 4 782. · • Vegeteblea ·!lko ....... '".. .opt. 2.800 ant ron l!vlngroom suites · 231n conoolo color TV. small $199, antron reclinera egg, por1abla color . TV, 3 pc 1977 Cougar, whlto with mi. Coli 814- 87-0384. other reclinera t80, maple -room ouita, 20.000 btu gold intorlor. cloon, good dinette aeta $179. box air cond, 3 o-d bike. truck Dunrovin Fruit Farm. cond .. air, PB, PS, AM-FM. 1878 Honda 1110 whh holmota • lntorcom. Boot. Gra-. wino. juice. • tabla. Cal 2411·11214. springa 6 mattre11 .twin or tool box. 304-773-91811. You pick or buy at ...... - - CaH 448-SII3. full •100 set regular-firm $120, maple dinette ch•irs World Book Encyclopodloo, room. Aloo hove oppleo . St. 11711 Buick Park An. Rt. 881 8.E. ol Albony. cond .. loo-. e12110. mull 1t71 Hondo Cll121111vood •a&. waah atanda t34, oxc ccnd. 304-882-248&. cond. *4110. Call 114-3781 PM-7PM, 814· 1198·6298. ooll. 448-1087. maple rockers $69, 7 piece 2430. chromo dinette .., e149, & D6B Cat Dozer end lowboy. piece dinette oat t99. uoed t1 B,OOO.OO . 304-468- Rod raopbarrloo. Taylors 1978 Ford LTD good oond., B..-ry Patch. Coll448-8812. t1.200. Col 448-0782. Harley Dnlehon 11S1 FLH bedroom auitet~ refrlgera- 1875. Clo- 814-247-2013. tort. ranges, cheat, dre11ere. wringer wuhera. rv·•. dry- Martin Sigma Guitar C•nning tomatoea, pick 1975 Monte C•rto. •uto .. own for Ex• ... • shoos. Coll814-448- • 1 00 . 0 0 . W o III h to ond ycur D lbo L t4.00 aCbuahel. trona., PS, Ac . call 814- Hondo Urban 3159. bonch oat UO.OO. Phone • rt awoon, ounty 992-117011 oltor I ~-mootlont condition. ca• 814304-87&-2637. . Rood 32, EagloRidrloRood. H2·H12. 64 Mh1c. Merchandise 1---- - - - - -- - - - - Racine. eo11849' 2088 · 19711 Dodge Monoco 1-:-:=:-::----------15 It olumn ladder, 3 It lroughem. 1 - - 0 - 1871 llaw-ld K2810 SR, booaboard ha-er, 20 In Troa rlpoMd canning or con MUll ooll 11~.00. CaH 742-3078 •• frMKin"' __... __ • oxtro nice, · • · -'-· lin Knoufl Firewood Split- 95% exhaust fan, GAF oupor B • ~·- 8 Cor • - 1. . now. Coli - . g a. 1-:-:=--:=:-:--:----:----hardwooda. Seaaoned or movlocomaroondprojactor. current prlca U.l bu-. 814-992-87113. Call for cunont vorloty. 1--:-~-::-------- FOR SALE: 400 KTM llko, green . You pick up or we 304-11711-81113 altar II:OO. Plea• bring containoro for 1 3 F 0 , d F ol, m 0 n 1 , e100.00. CoH 812-8104. doliv..-. HEAP vender. 6148 I A C II bulllolo. a--loti Aloo, oorly 2118-62411. urp uo rmy omou ago, --'-. - · crop end AC .. PS .. PI .. axt con• H. Luther combat boots, Do- •r,...• - · d It Io n 2 3 4 0 0 1114 onda Big Rod. 3·plumo -dy In late mlloo •aso'o c 1'1 141 whulor. Hu wlndohlald, Umeatone, S•nd, Grevet. nlm, all olroo. Unllmltad lob's Morkilt, Mo- 2933.· · • • -·rloetartor,lllolt-o• ~ Dollvored in Muon, Molgo quontltioo 1:QD-7 :00 PM, A•-ull. - Vo .. 304-773 1!1111. oon. 11200. Oallia or pick up at Richard~ Fri. Sat, Sun, 9om Somo- ~o n • W rviHo'o, East Rov-wood, 7 u · 0 pen doMy till dorlt. 19711 Corloetto. tow mlleo, Call 814-247-37112. • Son. Call 4411 -77811 . miloo(N- Ero) Lorge white AC. PS. Pl. - - · J--:~-:-:---:-:--:-:----For Sale or AM-FM caa tiD, T iap, 11 Kowotlld LTD 710 with Plastic ciattrnt tt•te ap- buHdlng Iouth Woot oldo 69 mUll ooll. 304-871-2. .3 llrtraa. 4000 mlloa. l h proved, pl•atic: eeptlc tanka, otroot, free perking. Rental 1- - - - - - - -- - ott..- & PM. roam-· •11110 llrm. Call plaltic culvert, inetal cul- ourplua clothing, vorto, RON EVANS ENTERH2·U18. PRISES, Jackoon, Oh 814- Diocount from Mig. Prlcoo 10 Acno Farm, 3 IR houoa, 1880 Ford Muetong. 1 onuntonlabeUedadvarlialng carpet, air conditioner~ miiNge. c•an. good cond. 1- ., B d 288-11930. opocloltiao. H. o. Bomorvillo woodbumor, total oloctrlc, 304-8711- 11181 or 8711- 7 " OIU an Shrubs prunod. lawn ra- (olnco 18841 Phone 304- la!'9o born & tobacco boH. 2714. Motor1 for Sail oaodod, rotolning walls, 1175-3334. 21111· 1328. 1-'-------oldawolko, patioo, bark '71Muotsng, 3111 C...,al_ 1 -lno, OUIO On flOor, ~ 11 ft . Stomalt, . Ill HP mulch • NWdUII. Contact Bruce Dovloion. Call 814ccnd f1 1100 00 - · 71 Morourv motor lind ,,.._, 21111· 1427. r-----------.L.---------~ 73'7i. ' · · '""\ • ooo. cond. e1100. J04. 171-U?I. For oalolill dirt, and top 1011. '71 Ntw Yorker. Call Coll614-258-1427. U.IIOO.OO. 304-871-311S2 or 1711· 781111. 71 . Auto Parts Cut up olabo, •111 PU •Ac_n., lood,lorgar loodo delivered . 1873 lincoln CGntl-1, 1172 Morcury .._...,_ Call lor pricoo. Coli 11142411-IIB04. Only 1 -Htad """" call, ptlood an lnopeiltlon. 304For oala opprox. 210 lt. 411. 171-1130. high, golvanlrod chain Unk fence . Everything inclu1881 lC117 Coupr. 1188 -dy to put up •1100. Cali AMX. 304·111·1141. 1114· 3117-01174. 1111 c..._, AM·PM ....... 72 1 - -· ' 'MNINQ ~'IHATtclll•••o-wa ....---~~~.........,_ --·10"'"" rn~......, ~::;:,.!•::~~: ;~Ji~~~';!: 57 Musical ::=~ ·~~;.:s=:. Instruments •400. Coll448-1822 ove. ·1-----------Banjo lor oolo, t100. Call 1114-266-6248. "'fi9Mfi>it ~ ~ ~~0 UIIICIUiltlll . . . four Jumliltll, 8/28/84 IUIIDETTJ; CAMPU,; 8ALI!I • II!I'VIOE. ()pan • Ally 8 to 8:30, let. 8 to 4, : Cloood Iunday. U.l, lit, 10," Coolvilla . Oh 814-117· '. :~~ ,:_.e:-. bl.~::~i..':'a condition. :::n":!~Coli !.!:;812-3318. .=~o.::= !;.n':I:.~~-•P,::· ..~r.vP· 'hona, 1:!"ir4-~:~-;~!4~ :~-~ .: ;. 448-3742 . chairo 060. ooch. 304-1764034 altar 4:30. 2-14" whaolo • tirao now 1100·. 13"-111" truck' whMt.4·30goldrum•1110 . aoch; 3-80 gal drum U.OO each; tire changer e&O.; micro whool balonc..- e150. 304-8911-3849. Television Viewing . Motora Homea • Camper~ -------------~--- ··'• ' 0 Ohio. Toblao. no and up to $1211. wormod. •110. Call 448Hide-a-beda.*390. •ftd up He.ivy duty automatic 77915. to a&&O .. sola bado $146. waohar, '100 . 23cubicloot Recliners, US&. to t376.. cheotlreoztr e2 &0. Inoxcol- Cute gold on Ratrlovilro, Lampi from •28. to 8126. lent condition. Coil 814 . AKC. 7 wll,. Coll814-&93pc. dinettoo .from t109 .. to 992-2769. 11243. 435. 7 pc._ 1189 ond up. 1-:::--- - - - - - Wood tabte with lix chaire Kingwoodburinglton,exc. 5 goo'd looking. well $286 to 17415.' Daok 1110 con. Only uoed 2 montho, morkad, Reg. Wolkor pupo. up to 1225. Hutchoo, a&60. has b!ower. 1 3 66·. Coli Out ol 2 good coon dogo. Bunk bod complete with 614-6117- 3378 _ with good -lng. Also 1mattrouoo, 1275. ond up to 4 yr. old mole and 1· Jyr. old 139&. Baby bodo. •no. 78 Trono. Am .. T-top. Per- fomala, 1· 11'1 yrd old I• M•nreiHI or box springa. feet condhion _, 350 o.oo. male . TheM are all good lull or twin, $68 .. firm, $88. · 78 Hartoy Electro Glo'do dogo. Como and go hunting. and t78. Queen oato. e18&. 0 , 0 1 1 • , . 1 3 . 0 0 0 ,_c_o1_1_11_14_-_2_11_11_ - 1_4_1_11_._ _ 4 dr. cholll. a42. 11 dr. miloo.o 2900 _00 _ Harley, . chooto. Bod !romeo. Malo Eoroore Min. Schnouzor for a20 .and t54. 125 .. 10gunGun Sportotor, 992-6B411. 111100.00. Call oalo. croppad, ba,an cabinoto, $360. Goo or 1- - - - - - - - - - wormod, and hod uoto. electric rongoo *376. Baby 210 NCR cash •-later, Portly houae"brokon. Coli mattrooooo, 125 & U&.li • -· 986· 4322. fromoo UO. $ 2 !1, & $ 3 0, 11oro xturoo countoro. '----~-~-~Coll814-992-3287. ,. kinglramo 150. Goodooloc- 1 ----__:.:_:~:.:_:_:__ _ AKC Garmon Sheperd pup. lion ol bodroom ouitao. F>'rowood. , 20 _00 Pl' ck_up plea. oolid block Httor, ahem· hi p b1o od II ne. own · roc kera. meta' I ca b'lneu. lo~d. t30.00 delivered , p•ona hoadboordo $38 • up to 304 _876 . 2991 or 676 _ both paranto . 304-87112944 · 1811. 6782. ' Uood F~;;;i~~;~·::",i;~, ond I-=To_b_o_c-co-o-ti-ck_o_ -in-lo-n-g. 62 TV's . 3 miles out Bulaville Both ondo ohorponod, 17 Rd. Open9amto8pm.Mon. centa each or 18 cents per thru Fri .. 9am to 5pm, Sot. 1.000 or more. 304-937814-448-0322 21130. 79 ==== 1---------- phone 2 bedroom houae, 1 mile out KIT 'N' CAM.YL1 i1J11r LarrJ WI lfl•l Firewood for nle dump Building Mamtalt truck • pick up iood. Call Block. brick, • - pipes, alter IIPM 1114-2&&-11889 or windowa. llntela. etc . 304-821· 77118. Clau~o Wlntor 0, Rio Grande. Sooroconoola TV, exc. cond. D. Coil 814· 24&·1112~ . Coiiii14-38B-9679. Now open tor buolnuo. Mountoin Stato Block, Rt. 2-10 gallon lioh oquorium • 33. Naw H-n. Complete 1·18 gallon. Bird coga with 1111 4" 8" maaonry ' · ' P arakeet. Call •41-3732. 12" block.aupp Dollvary oorvico.• Odaooy banjo. ll"a now and ovanlng Phono day 304-BB 2 - 2222 • 812-3238. quitar with amp• 82211 lor 1--___:: __ ...-_____ both . 82 Dodge Colt N d i t 1 t3,300. Electric child'*" ow o ng cue om NW ng, 3 0 4 8 2 3 4 18 orgon 825. Call 814-388- ; ; : .: 9087. 1- ' : : -;: : : :· 66 Pets for Sale Whirlpool 17Y, cu.ft. oxc. cond.. 8276. Call 44811110. H'ILLCREST KENNELS Uaed Warm Morning woo~ ; . B11ordlng all breodo. Hootad facilltl11 . burner excellent thape Indoor-outdoor AKC Do-man puppiao : UIIO. Coli 1114-387-0840 Stud Service. Call814-441alter 4PM. 7791. Nice home frM rent, good heat for winter. Wa1her l 6 room houae, 2 The Oaily Sentinei- Page- 9 Middleport, Ohio One leiter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters, liJ)IOWtl . qilel, the I~ and fOflllltlon of the words are all hlniB. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPI'OQUOTE'I 0 RZXGIK UAUFE IGXUKWVPN JUFIGP IUOFUK WU W RI ZVQUI KG URK. - X.H . Q . HVIWUF . Ysler\tllY't CryptoqHte: TilE SWEETEST FLOWERS IN AU 1'HE WORLD- ABABY'S HANDS. - A. SWIN· BURNE •llalywoDd . ·•' " v ' l ' • �SIGN UP FOR· THE 10-SPE~D BICYCLE TO BE GIVEN AW'A Y~ · Need Not Be Present To Win . (Any Size Pkg.) FRESH-LEAN GROUND ·.BEEF . Titllt Kl•l MANDARIN .ORANGES 1101. 2/$100 .( /' . i STORE SUCED FLOUI RJ!;NEWING FRIENDSIUPS - Although the opealng day of school sometimes has mixed emotions lor may reasons; these close friends, Amy Jones and Melanie King, seem lnsepariable as lbey prepare 1o enter scbool cle·- lor tbe firM llme lhls faD. Mayor Hottman was asked to he would attend prtor council secure an estimate on how many sessions but has not done so. Mayor hours would be required to straight· Hoffman was authorized to contact ened the vandalized trees. the surveyor and tell hlm that 11 he It was reported that a surveyor does not atten!l the next meetmg to from Athens who has been dealing make the report, the village wlll not with establishing property Jlnes on ~Y the surveyor for the work · Hudson St. wUJ attend the next · already done on the project. meetmg of council to make a report. . Confere!Mleset However, the discussion brought out _ Mayor Hoffman announced a that the surveyor has Indicated that pre<nnstructlon meetmg on the new Fourth St. water Jlne for 2: ro p.m. Thursday. Hemlock Pipeline of Racme has been awardl!d .the contract for the project. It was reported also that rui old cruiser must be advertised before it can be sold. Counctlagreedtoadvertlsethe vehicle with the mtolmum bid to be at least $1,00l. The mayor also reported !hat the ATLANTA (AP) -A 22·year-old flnancial 'posltlon of the village Ism mental health .~!lent, a suspect m an linproved condition for the first the shooting of his mother and two seven months of the year com~ sisters m Sprtngfleld, Ohio, killed · to 1983. • himSelf when he was stopped for It was reported that at least one &peeding 1n Georgia, pollee said. Middleport merchant Is mterested Pollee tn Ohio and Georgia said In purchasing the old depot of the Roger Hagans' death at 7 p.m. Chesapeake and Ohio Rallroad, but Monday m Allanta came 18 hours Indicated that!hemerchanthassald after he allegedly shot and killed his he will do nothiDg to mterfere with mother and wounded two sisters at the village's attempt to-secure the !heir Sprtngfleld home. property. Cooncllman Allen King Pollee said Hagans, 22, fled In his lnillcated that some property · mother's car, abandonmg It In ~ ownersonFtrstSt.aremteresledm Cincinnati when it ran low on gas. purchasing railroad . properties tn Then he headed south m a car stolen front of their homes. ~m a man pollee alleged he shot ~uncllman Bob Gllmore reafter stopping him and asking ported that more street llghtiDg Is directions. needed m the area of Beech and Hagans was stopped by pollee for Park Sts. Gllmore also brought out speeding on Interstate 75 south of that the community shwld have an Atlantaandshothlmselflnthehead. annual July 4th celebration and Murder suspect found shot He died shortly Hospital after7p.m. at St. Josephs m Monday Atlanta, according to Dr. Bany Baker, !he hospital's emergency room physician. Springfield Pollee Sgt. James Long said Hagans had suffered mood swings after being released ~m !he Marmes wlthiD !he last year. "They'd had a history of domestic violence tnvolvmg him,'' said Springfield Pollee Capt. Roger Evans. "He's been an ou~tient with our mental health service here council agreed to form a conunlttee to plan such an event with Gilmore as chalnnan. Making up the conunlttee besides GUmore will be representatives !rol)l Feeney· Bennett Post 128, American Legion, the Middleport Chamber of Corn· merce and the fire department. It was agreed to send a resolution of support to Gov. Richard celeste on the development of the access road to the Ravenswood Brtdge. Coun!:Uman 'King reported that vandallsm Is contmuing In the community but he said, It Is being done by few people. He~ all citizens to take a n::;ponslbllity m reporting acts of vandalism so that destruction can be curtalled. COlin· ell discussed needed mowing near !he old dejlot property and eyesores such as burned buildings and a yard growing up ID' weeds. ~an Dewey Horton corrunented that he has received a number of compll· ments frpm constituents on progress being made these days by the town. a LIMITED NUMBER OF OPENIN~S FOR . BALLET & JAZZ DANCE CLASSES Call The Meigs Inn 992-3629 · Served with Mashed .Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink 89( 1116 oz. PlusO.,. 3/S1 79C Ll. 179 $349 .Dsi1g Sps~is/1 Ooo61t ,,, 'PACI 16 OL ' r~=:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;~ ANY DECON Is Double. Rule In Store None Onr 49c lUG 01 R Y SPRAY s,,~;,, S.kttg 111•'· $139""' .,. HEINER'S BREAD 19 16 oz. LUNCH CAKE GaL BATH TISSUE j$lOO 3 IPAU IOZ 4 · 14'1•0Z. A.G. 21"fe CHota CHUNK DOG FOOD IEEIUR COOliES SAVE l CIGAREnES Llmot. 4 1 Plus Too ICE CREAM TOPPING . · • l J! ff:oz. $ ·14,9 1 ·1 Coupon Expires 9/1/84 C K SUPERMARKET ' . I 4 Flovon • Limit 4 I Coupon Expirts.9f1/84 . I C.K. SUPERMARKET t I -~-----------L---------------~-------·--·-·--·--· 1 ls11 ' s, 1 Limit 3 R.C. COLA oil, I. S1 29 Limit 1 I Coupon Expires 9/1/14 · C.K. SUPERMARKET 1 I l .! ol/1 DR. PEPPER 99( Limit 1 1 Coupon Explrn 9/1/84 U. SUPERMARKET . Coupon Expir11 t/1/84 C.lt SUPERIIARIIET 1 1 I ·~ .. I . . , -· --·------·-------·--~------------~------- .$11. 0' 11 HEINER'S f~A~z. ' ' 011 o• CAI'rOII OF I · . t OFF EACH DOZ PACK· CANNING ,, .JARS IN STOCK L.... "" 1 , & PACIS BREAD 3f$13 00 1, $II. · l Coupon Expires 9/l/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET . SUGAR · Otlr s LB. Limlt . $143 LlmH 1 Coupon Expires 9/1/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET ... --.--;-~. CAMPIEU'S ,. l·' 0Stl;11 l ' TOMATO SOUP 1· A~~soz. I 1 1 Lllllt 4 4J$1 00 · Coupon Erpirtl 9/1/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET .-.......... •"P-~-~---:.J~------------ 1--·-·----·--~-·-----~J!-.---.·. ~ .·..f;:CE~ EFFSECTIUVE TPHRUESATRURDAY 9/~084 SPECIAL INTRODUCI'ORY PRICE $84.95 in Valadium SALES . PARKING" · Offer expires November 30, 1984 See It Today • . • . .MA.M. ARKET ·oel~e~s : OPiEN DAILY .-& SUffDAY-9:00 ers WALDOif CHOCOL~~-~~::::·:·~~!~J{;_,,_C__ ~!_~~!J~.!--~s_"-__~4!! $1 00 . l . . 5QC l NEW MIS. _aJCHARDSON'S S169 -Pomeroy 99( 3I $1 o.. COnAGECHEESE ....... $1,29 FROSJi.E •12 GaL BUnERMILK.~ ............99C · ROOT BE£1 O•lr CANDY BARS Including •Player Position •Jersey Number •Band Instrument Played • Any Co-Curricular Activity MAXI THINS ( 99 ran 3f$1 LUNCH PIES GLASS PLUS 4/$100 ~20L 99( VAUEY BELL DR. PEPPER UTTLE DEBBIE FROZEN I!J Gal. 20fo MILK .................... SJ.69 ~:~~ $129:: 1oc OFF FOX PIZZA 'h Gal. VIT. D MILK ................S1.09 DOUBLE COLA Sl 09. 'h Gil. ICE MILIC .....................$1,39 CREAM SODA S~:.:; ~~NS FRANCO.UIIICAN 'It-Gal. PREMIUM ICE CREAM .s1 79 & HlAVOIIS 59(.. SPAGHETTI $119""' I!JGALORANGE JUICE.""'""S1.49160Z. 'NEWSOn . 218 9C Slf To Choose From c.,,,, Manufacturers Only R.C. COLA 1 39 I!J Gai.IOCE MILII ..............:•••• s • IPACI $179 Plot 'Hal. RANGESHERIET .... $1.39 uoz. ~~o,. Gal. FRUIT DRINK ............:...... 19c f AYGO POP •12 Gal. VIT. D MIUI .............. S1.09 16 oz. Coupon hpues 9/1/84 C.K. SUPERMARKET · Over 200 Activity Sides S3.49 01g1 WEDS.-THURS.-FRI. AUG. 29·30-31 -24 Pomeray, OH. (b) $100 OFF (OCA-COLA BIOUGHtONS CASE 99( GAL CRACKERS 10 U.' 20 U. ' S9@GAL . SUN ·TEA JAR $149 PIIDE CHARCOAl $1 09~ KERR PINTO BEANS 4LI. DISnLLED & SPRING WATER DR. PEPPER PORI( & 8EA.NS 69< oz. 32 R.C. COLA ·1/16 01. $139 Pl01hp. PUMPKIN 11 112 OL with ooch purcha• of of froz•n fooll, pl!l! Tbn. O•lg SHOW lOAf LIQUID DETfRGENT One two $189 290Z. S7 · 9·9 CMIJON·. ·ooch Pll"ha• of o $30.00 grciclrJ ordtr. Exdud. ing Ill 16 oz. Pep. 320Z. lillY $109 Chewing Tobacco . .With SPAGHml SAUCE . . BLACK PEPPER IOZ. ·. 4 Foa' 49( IAGU 79< packs of Frozl8 F..._ BREAD $11 9 ; One with eadt purchaR of 2 HEINER'S 16 OZ. Do,. PH. 992-5432 Marriage Ucenses have been · Issued In Meigs County Probate Cwrt to Mark AllenHaley, Sr., 32, and Teresa Kay Whitt, 25, both of Middleport, and to Daniel Jeffers, 37, Middleport, and Ca(oJyn Stewart, 33, P!lllel'OY. 7m CATSUP oz. 4 'ACI HAMBURGER HELPERS CORN FLAKES · 1.101. $119 32 79( 3f$1 oz. ' CROW'S FAMILY .REST AU RANT Maniage licenses 1 99C . 24 Ol. rt=========il lir;;;;~~~~fn~~~~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;~ (InAn Clark County)." arrest warrant had been Issued Monday afternoon charging Hagans with aggravated murder In the shooting death of h\S mother, Mtldred Hagans, 53, and felonious assault m·the shooting of his sisters, · Cynthia Hagans, 23, and Susan Hagans,15, Long said. Mrs. Hagans and her daughters were soot with a .22-callber gun about 12: SO a.m. Monday at their home, Evans said. Hagans' sisters were listed In serious condition late Monday In the Intensive care unit In · Mercy Medical Center, Long said. Clncmnatl Pollee Lt. Hugh Burger said Hagans was the suspect In !he shooting of lancu Florea, a 29-year-old Ctncmnati man shot with a .22-callber gun when he gave directions to a man driving Mrs. Hagans' car. The shooting left Florea In critical condition at University Hospital, Burger said. Burger said Florea's wallet and car was stolen. He said Mrs .. Hagans' car, apparer1tly out of fUel or close to It, was found nearby. CHOCOLATE SYRUP BATHROOM TISSUE EA. MACARONI & CHEESE GENEtiC ~iddle(Hlrl~<~_n_tm_ued_~_ . _m~~~~-1)~--------------------- Le• . . ' 5 9C Ll. 99< SLI. NOITIEIN .. ·" BROWN SUGAR FLOUR 1~. $149 SHUR FINE UGHT & QARK $439 u. with 1ach purcha11 of two I FrHII a..... Dinner, 6 $1.99 ChiJitlld (hopplll • lologna 2/11 .. 2S 16 LUNCH MEATS • Dutdt , ,.,..,, Pkldt PAPER TOWELS \ I PACI Ol. Ploohp. .SECOND & II.ILL ST. . . TO 9:00P.M: . MIDDLEPORT, OH. Wo • ......,. the Rlllbt to Limit. Quantltloa and Correct Prlntlnt lrrors WI FOOD SJAMPS.It · . 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