http://66.213.69.5/files/original/96e530861bf29cc98e90a8dbf764ecfb.pdf 961ad051a69800f1eff924cd6a65908c PDF Text Text SVAC openers See.....,.. Pace Blistering heat '~ave Bobcats face W.Va. Yo~r Social Security 3 Story oa P~~plO a. ....... 5-'7 SeePap!lO • '·. •.,.. ~- Vol.34, No.l7 c:••ltl•= t11a4 I 2 Soctiona. 14 Pouoa _IPome~y-Middleport, Ohio,_ Wedneadey, August 29, 1984 . . _ Meigs given 'sh11ft' again . ' Sho'- Yo.iar Tovin's· Most Unisual Store We ReserYe The Right To l•m•t Quantities . • ' By NANCY YOACHAM ..' _ , 8&41 el S&d Wrtter • ·."'Ibis board (Meigs Coonty Cmunlssloner!l) lA · · . exbelllely disappointed and we Intend to punue this ~tter throoih eveey channel to see exactlY Wwlly this program (Meigs Coonty' s bouslng rthabllltatiOn grant application) wa& not funded After looldna at thlile PI'Oif8lllS that have been approved, wecan<Jily ronclude that Meigs Coonty's peqlle got the lhllft again." 'l1ds statement was made by Rich Jones on behalf ' of the Melp Coonty Commlsalonen at TUellday's • coounlssloners' meet1na and stems frml the HUD reJection of a, housing reh&bllltatlon·Jielihborbood dl!velopnellt block grant application. ' _'l1le cornrnl.ssloner' olftce has yet to tecetve any otllclal wol'd on the gi'IIIIt denial, bu~ a preu release that frml Columbus w111 pru,lted In Tuellday's Dally Sentlllelllsted.the31grants thathavebeen approved . Meigs County Will not among them. . . AA:cordJni to JQnes, questions concemlng the grant appllc!ltlon rejection have .oot been suttlclently · · answered eoyen thOugh he lias been 11111k1nJ Inquiries frml all aaendee COIIIleJ'IIed In the matter. '111e GaliJa.Melp Cmurumlt)l Actloo Agency was Biven autrortr.atbl frml the COI'IIIJIIIslon on J\llle 26 to prepai;e the ·g rant application. C.A.A also . prepared an application ror GaWa Coonty and the Gal1la County application was accepted by HUD. Sidney Edwards, · Executive DlrectCl' of C.A.A., present !If yesterday'sma:ling had ro~ rlboth the Meigs and GaDia appllcaUoas. All far as w<li'Ciagewas COIICI!Ined, the two Were ldelltlcal. 'l1le only .differences In the applicatiOns were the 25 Centa _A Muhimedlo Inc. Newapoper · Jones statistics, au of which came tram. documents tumlshed by the state. In 110111eareas, GaWa Coonty about the applicatiOns or not and I don't know what system they used tO detennlne qualltlcatlons," said statistics outwetabed,Melgs County. However, In jUst otJ1!!r areas, Meigs Coonty CXIlWelghed Edwards. He continued, "It's unfortunate that Meigs did not . as l1lliny ~ . . -~~~~~~~~~ . In housln& characterlatlcs, the total percentage of · oot get funded. Out of the 119 applications received, ovei'crowded IWJUael b! Meigs was 3.57 as a:mpared to Meigs Coonty was 34 and GaWa Coonty was 11. GaWa whiCb wu 3.111. 'lbe total pet a!lltaae ot houles "It was •a hlgbly competetlve deal and Meigs wtthaut pluinbiDa was 8.51 for Meigs and 6.89 for Coonty only mlsfled the grant by four points. There Cauta Houles buDt before 19.1l were 47.:1:l for Meigs 1 were three othet aiiBJcles that only missed by one, and :ll.~ for GaDia. . two, and three points." Jones 'says that he had been led to believe by '111epercentaged.lowtomoderatelncanelnMelgs was 43.15. In GalUa, the percentage was 42.50. agencies Involved In the grant process that Meigs 'lbemlllorlty population of Meigs Coontywas listed Coonty' s chanCeS of getting the grant were exceUent. as one percent. In GaWa Coont)l, the rnln<J1ty . Hesaysthatthlssamesltuatlonhappenedlast.year In regard to a Utter grant application. population was lilted as 3.3, _ '1doo'tlmowlfColwnbuswlll-downtospecll1c:s .(Continued on page 10) _ ·Rep. Boster ·wants session ~th development department ·, State Repi e1mtattve JolynD Do&- . Shaul, deputy dlrectcr of the ter, D., Gallipolis, has l:ecluested a Division of Cmununlty Deve~ meeting with development depart· ment, for a fUll explanatiOn while meatolllclaiS todllcv• tllelrtanure 1ey1ng to get a grant lor Meigs to award a grant for bouslng County. · rehabilitation toMelgsCcunty. Meigs Couuty was ooe d. 119 CIDiiiiUIIItles II' areas which liPP' lied lor Ccnmmlty DeveloJMueilt Block Grant fUndln8 for IPtolng rebabllltatloa. · GoYtmlr IUchard Boster says she Is requesting a meeting rl the oounty commission· ers, CllmmUIIIty actiOn agency I"JJ!!c!als, imd heraelt with Shaul to dlllcussMI!IpCoonty. ' Meanwhile, Govamr celeste stays healthy,", thegovem~r said. 'l1le Child and Family . Health Selvla!s program will provide ·primary care, ~bile health aud prevenlive JeiV1ces lor children aJi4 tor women of childbearing age. The program enoow:ages COQpelatloiJ · among au agencies providing mid ustna bealth care In the county or region ror better coordinated deuV· eey of basic ieN¥:es through a . Cel rt'!IJIIllliiiiCied~estudayttiat31 8llllllWIIES the IIWIIl'dlng of a locally develqJed plan. awhnta will receive p11111a. 152,1136 811 grant to the MelpCouuty Melp Conaty was DOt 81'1101111 the -HNJth Department. 'l1le Child and Family Health . !I' &I I fI Fundi were awarded lbnJulh the ;. ~ program COCIIdbW.tea lll!r· "'1'1111 I 11D ~lion frml cntS PliJlP•u of tbe ailo o!pari. \iCes In f1ve belle areas: local the DlpittmeJitPf Deoi el .. tll!llt." ' memrllfelllth. panmng and Plogtam develop. a.ta llld, "Blat liB ~ was "Odld and Family Health Servl· ment; pubUc health; family plan. ~ lnadeauRI!' " , ces gr111ts help 8I1IUI"l' that eech rl nlng and reproductive health; Theo:tl\xe, Borter said, &he wUl the 1Cii,QX1dilldrell bonievay)'e81' . prenatal health, lnlant, child and IIITIIIIge a mt!l!tlng With Mamie In Oblo Is wanted, boni healthy and adolescent health . . . Heaftng set in murder case PARKERSBURG, W.Va. - A Racine man wm face 811 extradition hearlllg on cJiar&BS that he nwrdered a CaDton man last Oct 5 In Rlin Road trailer Oct 10. West VIrginia but was louud not a:mpetent to stand extradltloiL He was treated In Westori State Melton had died tram a gunsliot WOODd io the head on Oct 5, oftlclals Hospital at Weston, W.Va. Meigs County. said. Taylor and 1111 JDOther, Maiy West VIrginia autlxlrities coni JJ!dsey Taylor, :fi, Rt 1, Racine, Edith Taylor,tt!illded In the trailer. tacted the Meigs Coonty JMosecu· Is scbeduled to appear Sept. 5 In Taykr lA also cllar&ed with tor'sol!lce'l\iesdaytoreportTaylor Wood County Circuit Court. canylng a firearm while fleeing has been declared competent, H extradited, Taylor faces an · captivity, a foortb.degreetelony. He according to Paul Gerard, prosecu· aggrava~ murder charge In the . coold face 25 :;ears to life If tor's Investigator. deeth o131·year-old Danny Melton. convicted. Taylor Is cumntly confined In thi! . Melton's body was fiJund In aForest On Oct.ll, Taylor was amsted In Wood Coouty JaB. . ~ MliiX UNDERWAY - A eu1ve1t I I 'bellw dll aad" , w '1'-'v by of AIM!..._ C.., C" rt IIIII;Qie CIUIIInldior en "nl ~~~~-. Umlle•dl IIIOIJo . . wa · nGtawi -..SIIGuiii'-I'UIIdiii&Clww!•e.AII Llledllillll •••s- beea bult 111111 lhe ........ •pailllle IIJII4!dtobe ,.,,. le by Od. S1, " n- pemJJ'I 1 The 1~118.11projeddl~...,••allltiWIIM ' - c*-1.., -v .._,.,.... t- Ec~nomic alllllb gauge drops again · . . WASimiGI'ON (AP) - The oftheremskll. guvemmenfs main gauge of future The bact·f.o.back declines had economiC actMty dlqllled a shai1> . been predldl!d by most economistS, 0.8petcent In July, marldngtheflrst who lnslsl that the weaker lllllllbers back·f.o.back moothly declines do not signal the beglunlng of slncethedepthsoftherecesslon2~ another recession but rather a yearsqo, the government reported cooling down frml the exlietnety today. rapid growth recorded In the first And In another sign of ecorJOqllc half of the year. weakness, the government reponed The July trade deficit foUowed an bursted TNT line, spillage from a busted pump or a today thattheUnltec!Statessuffered $8.9 billion J\llle deftclt and was a record $14.1 bW!on trade deficit In blamed on a 26.2 petcent surge Ill residual pocket of waller trom whe!l the. area was July, surpassing the old mark of lrnpll'ts, which hit a reconl of $33.5 tlooded, Welsh added. Anderson said alnat 'Sf weDs will he drilled In the $12.2 blllloo set In AprU. bllllon. The Import lncrea8ewas led 111e setback for the lndex of by rises In crude foreign autos, first phaseatMcCilntlclnOctobl!l. 'lbe!lewellswUlbe Leading Ecomnlc Indicators lol- alothlng,tronandsteelproductsand aDowed to sit fill' two weeks and then the grwnd waller In them wUI-be tested. In addltloo, he said the dt)l of lowed an even sl1at'pel' J\llle decline telecommunclat!ons equlpnent. which the Commerce Department 'l1le surge In Imports swamped a Point PleaSant's waller wells, located near the LEADING ECONOMIC IN· revised today to a 1.3 percent 10.3 percent Increase In exports, Panasote Plant, will also be tested. DICATOBS - The go\'em· decrease InStead ot the orlglnally which hit their .highest level since He said the snag EJII!d drinking waller level for TNT ment's main gauge of Mlll'e reported 0.9 percent drop. September li&. Is «l parts pe.r billion. ealiiOntlc actl\'lly dropped a. The June decline had snapped the Olftclals have predicted the p-acle "What tills means Is In a cmunlllllty rl 100.000 · sbarp 0.8 percent In July. The people If each wruld clrtnk two liters rlwater a day lor . longest string of advances for the defldt this year could weD reach July decline left the leading lndeXsliiCetheendofWorldWl!J'll, $Ul billion, far worse than the '10 years you wruld expect one additiOnal health Index at 1611.3 percent of Its l9CI'l 21 straight months ot growth sinCe record $81.4 bWton deficit set last problem out of that populatbl," he salil base of 100. (AP Laserphoto). Augustl982asthecountryJ:lllledout .year. · Anderson saJd If private dliD!nl wanted thelt wells tested ''We wruld lls1al to them to see If they needed Included Ill the IJl'OIII'8DI. . ''There has to be rationale or re&IOII, '' he said. ''We are 'spending yoor tax dollara." ·· • In addllion to grwnll water le!tlng and BIIIIIIIJY as COLUMBliS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's coUncil said. Dut1ng the period, total personal income In 1983. axl soil samples, sw1ace wall!l' and air llllllqlles will Ohio's total personal Income for total penonallncmle growth COil· manutacturlngernploymentlnOhlo aiAo be taken. . deCieiiSed by 356,00) or 25 pet'tt!l'l, 1!1113 amounted to $11,254 per capita, llnues to be below the national Glnl Mlldfeldt, a member' f1 the public dan ranking the state 25th nationally and average, the Ohio Publle Expel)di· thecouncU said. of Aberdeen ProYin& Ground, llld the Anny has Ohio tell frml sixth to seventh 3.7 peu:eut below the national ture Cooncll says. pert'Onned 53 other such • e uenta In other among the states In total pet 801181 average of $11,675. Ohio's share of total national locations and the cost has aWJ d s:m.cm;llut &he Incline In 1983, dropping below . In i973, Ohio's tbtal ,per capita pi!i salallnrome- di'owed from 5.1 said the Mcalntlc IIIIWY wiD be more expensive. Fk>rlda. 'l1le total for Ohio personal Income was $1 above the pet cent In 1973to4.4peta!litlnl983~ She said a pceslble 129 pollutants cwld be Identified amounted to $121 billion In 1983, national average. the coUncil said, dtlng prellinlulicy by the type d. testa that will be lliiiDicted Jllt IECreaslng by $5.8 billion - 5.1 Nationally, disposable personal data for 1983 released by the U.S. McOinltlc. pet cent-over 1982, theCmunerce lnconie for 1!1!3 amounted to $2.3. Dljpartmeiltrl~. One citizen In altelldance &jli • the coocern trillion, Increasing 156 perCEtit over 'Ibe major contributing tactor to Department tlgures show. that the chemical PCB was beiDa lltlnd ~a private Nationally, total ~nallnC(Ille the past decade. During the COITeS· Ohio's declining share clurluc the ~ In CXD:ieW l8looa 011 the biid plallt lite. roae by 6.2 peta!llt In 1983over 198'2. pondlng period, Ohio's disposable past decade lias been thestplflcant Tm1 Dot1an d. the DNR llld the EPA II aware of the · Ohloranlcl!d39thamongthestates personallnconie Increased by $55.6 decieaseln thenumberrJ.manufac. 8Ullqe and ,It fa bEIJJg regulated. In percentage rate of Increase In bUllon...., :lalpercent. tiU1ng job!, the pu_blle expe!lelture 'I I Miter. 'No irmninent ·hazard' seen at·Mason contamination site ' POINT PLEASANT- A U.S. Anny olftclal.told a publle gathering _a t tlJ!! Mason GJunty ~ Tuelday night that from a.DpreUrnlnary Indications ~ contamlnatloll at McClintic Wlldl1fe Sta)lon "Is locallud and can be handled In a short period of Ul11e.'' • . 'l1le comment was made by Arrtty Andel Dl ot the us. Anny Toxic and Ha%ardws Ma1edals Agency, Madeeu PriiYina Ground, Md. ADdel~ said althou&ll otnc1a1s are \IJIOI!I1aln as to what extl!llt, If · aay, cleanup wUl be necessary, he said there Is "no Imminent hazard." A Department of Defense omctal, Joe Welsh, sal~ Envll'orlnlel)taj Science and Engineering of Galnes·vtlle; Fla., , has been hired to nm the year·long envtronmentaiiiiiiVI!y. 'nle firm wiD be aneulng soli aedlment and watel' 111111J111!8 to determine the amount of cmtamlnatlollat Mc.<llntlc and IIUITOOIIIIIqr county jllopt111e8 due to operatiOill COIIducted there whi!D the West Vlrilnla OnNna! Worlcil (WVOW) produced, trlnltrotoluelle (TNT) durtlla World War U. , • 111e WVC1W was located on)l'llire than ICI'e8 inc1 Mcalntlc II oow _located oo 2.8Xl ICl'el of that . P.\JIIbb· 'lbe Mason Coonty Allplrt, the Malon c.-ty F~ and the b'mlr Point AI!Mant lalldft1l are ai80 located on: the bna Wllf:NIIIte. : lfe llid the fuM!)' WU JMIIII!Jted wl81 the Olpartment d. Nati!J'tl Reuarclel dllccNaed watel' 11111Jb11 tram the arowll Pond No. 13 at - McClintic In 1liiL : .''Water wu perqola)ln& frml the IIJ'OUIIIIIklwlY,'' 1't'ellll IIIII. "It oauld bave ' - due to ail anlmil ~1oaqln lila IIIII. It wu an areumaD llllethetop ' d. a tallle.'lbe redwaterlndlcatedthatlt~an s.:m e•a .. ..... •~e. . It • 'lbe 1eck'olored water oauld bave bel!ll fl'om a . ' \ on. Ohio's personal income doWn omce c ~· ,1 rt �The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pometoy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio not to relay "propaganda," "mani- candidate giving a speech, beCause . It was wonderful to listen to tbe pulative" In nature, on the network here there was no Interference with moral philosophers of CBS droning his true personallty. or! over the weighty reasons why feed . Whereupon most CBS viewers Bill Moyers weighed in and the decision was reached not to relay over their network the explained that the devices and calnnly turned to NBC, which took stratagems o( modern television the simpler position .t hat it was documentary on Ronald Reagan, deslgne.d for the Republican Con- · were such as - he suggested - to there .to t televise the Republican paint a sinner as a sa!nt'and a saint Conventl<m. and If the Republlcans ventlon as the overture to Reagan's as a sinner. By contrast, heSa.ld , the . elected to devote 18 nnlnutes to a acceptance speech. 01!, my goodness, ltow they went on In · the · television networks could with good documentary on Reagan as a matter of their solemn obligations conscience portray an Individual means of.!ntr'oduc!ng him, why the DEVOTED TO THE .INTERESTS OF THE MEIGs-MASON AREA ~~~ ~v . --' ..........._.._ ......,I'"T"'EB""''""' . ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher BOB HOEfLICH .General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD ·Assistant Publisher1Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Assoolated PreSs, lnlaad l)ally Press Assocla. · "tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Assoolatlon. LETrERS OF OPINION .... welcome . They sboulil be 1- than 31111 words 1•1· ADiet&eraare subject to editing 1111dmust be alpled wttbaame. addresiabd · teloph- aumber. No Ull!llfned letters wUI be publllhed. Letlel"s should be 1D rood tute. addresalnr issues. not personaU(Ies. . . Enjoyed Meigs fair . • . For the first tlme In many years · .we attended the Meigs County Fair · every day. We wish to express our appreciation to .tbe Fair Board for -offering such wholesome enterta!n·: ment to the citizens of this county. : The grounds were in good · appearance, the rides were clean and seemed to be In good mechanical coridillon, tbe amusement : · oompany's employees were neat :·and courteous, and all concession stands were clean and the foOd very good. The minor problems with traffic control we attribute to lack of expertence by the people working this job. Services provided by EMS were utilized by us and found to . be outstanding. Crowd control by the sherlf1's pel"50nnel was also appreciateC!. - Don (Mike) and Barbara Mullen, Middleport. Thanks for caring. . . .-: We would like to take this :opportunity to thank all the cartng : ~pie who helped In any way to make our Special Olympics participation such a wonderful success. , We sent out a plea for help and lrrimediately began to feel the ~upport and respect of our fellow Meigs Countlans. Words just can't express the feeling or the misty eyes th3t a coach or a chaperone h8.s when they watch their own special athletes compete and achleve suecess. Without the community's help we would have . missed out on this experience. We came back from State Special Olympics with two first place gold medals, one second place silver curiosity of Amertcan vieWers as to how the Republicans like to think of them~elves was a relevant question. · Well, then, what happened was deeply Instructive. The professional dpcwrtentary on Reagan, on which $!0l,o:x> had been spent, and about which viewers )Vere wai"Jij!(j by NBC's Tom Brokaw - visibly nervous at his network's decision to go with the Reagan documentarythat heavy propaganda was In store for us , turned out to be . lB awful minutes of visual glucose. It was lB minutes of the March of Dimes. Although one shouldn't be skeptical about the good nature, good lntenttosn and successtul policies of Ronald Reagan, anyone who sees that fllm would hesitate to mend 11 to Disneyland as an advertisement for Snow White. ~ At an Intellectual level, the movie was as awful as the. unqualifted enthusiasm Mr. Reagan depicted In It for the Chinese communists, whom we must Indeed work with as a geopolitical necessity, but for whose pollcles we should show no more enthusiasm we should have shown for Stalin's Russia, wre,J re joined hands against Hitler. The wonderful surprise came rtght after the documentary. Ronald Reagan, speaking for himself, his wl!cles, his party and his , country, was one'tl!ousand times as effective· as any dollhouse document;~ry. The proposition that tbe documentary was manipulative In the sense that Reagan wasn't Is absurd. The networks simply can't get used to the essential point. It Is that the Great• Communicator Is genuinely that. Football returns to ~ area Friday night as aU six. teams In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference see action In their season openers. TUG OF WAR WINNERs - 1be mt11 ol Help Aerie 2171, FratemalOrderef,....,._a..,olwlll' conteat AIJI. ll! In JIICbonvlle; T.n manben Include (frollt). BID Rice, Bob Qluch, lAirrr Dupl, . recom: ,- L etters to .editor ....- ·AII SVAC teams ·open · campaign Friday night Pomeroy-:Midd-:r- Ohio Wednesday, Augu:t 29. 1884 Home run _______~__W_i_llUJ::-.m_F._B_uc_k_ley_-Jr_. The Daily Sentinel t!i!m~ ' Page-2-The Dally Suti!WI medal. seven third place bronze medals and six participation me- L-----------------------"" dals. Every with us carne backathlete with a who first,went second or third place medal. We don't know If we can beat that record next year or not, but we're. going to .be right there giving It our WASHINGTON- Some terrible best try. That's what Special enervation of common sense and Olympics is all about. . For all the words of encouragec ordinary fe$0lve In Washington has ment, the hugs, handshakes, and permitted a containable deficit to smiles, we thank you and for tbe mushroom Into .an · Incalculable contrlb11t1ons. We thank everyone disaster. The failure of government either for caring! - Meigs County Special to avert the calannltous deficit Olympics Committee, Athletes, Coaches and Chaperones, Melva through precautions or to amelioEblin, M.C . S.O. Funds rate its effect by timely treatment could tear the country asunder. Chairperson. · The interest alone on the exploding publfc debt has become an obstacle to the nation's economic well-being. Reading the budget figures may On July 8, In a lettertotheed!torl _djme! t!! cause the eyes to glaze over, but If spoke of my concern · for the Now we need to have thatpet!tlon the American people cannot absorb Pomeroy community. In partlcula~ signed for tbe access road that will the Intricate details, they won't I mentioned the odds over the connect Meigs with the rest of escape the catastrophic results. permit of the future P!xza Hut and clvUization and offer support and Each year, the deficit soars to the pllght of the people with the assistance to the Big Bend Clvltan ever higher altitudes. It ts expected · sewage problem in the Monkey Run Club and others assisting to procure to ascend above $llll b!lllon In 1985; area. When money was quoted as a recreational faclllty for our some econonnlsts rear 11 will reach being the problem, "village does people. S220 blll!on In 1986. not have a dime," I wrote that one Let's place our faith and hope In Each new deficit, In turn, bewould hope to hear an enthusiastic God and in each other. Hope means comes another massive blast of "we'll find that dime." more than just hanging on. To hope helium Into the ballooning national After the article appeared In the Is to look through the eyes of faith to debt. The total Qebt Is now $1.6 paper, Mayor Richard Seyler a future not determined by tbe trtlllon; It could expand to $2 trillion invited me to a Councll Meeting. oppressive circumstances of tbe by 1986. Hearing first hand the financial and present. To hope is to know that the If the governntent's spending other problems facing the present present reality will not have the last habits aren't changed, the prosmayor, it was edifying to hear and word. pects are hair-raising. The public llsten to his slncertty and desire to A hopeless judgment upon tbe do wh11tever Is possible to help the present situation is not enough; we people of Pomeroy. need a positive vision of where ~e 1 Sunday, a spark of hope came are going. If weare Jus! holding out alive as I read that the Ohio and hanging on, we will . not last Department of Development has long. But if we are beginning to Uve · M1ldred Schmldiapp came home approved a grant and the funding out new posslbilltles we can spark a . from lunch the other day and told will be used to extend sewage lines movement of HOPE. - Sr. Janet Bert Schmidlapp the "girls" · for the Pizza Hut and all of Monkey Rectenwald , Sacred Heart, wanted her to runformayorofF!ve Run. God bless Mayor Seyler and Pomeroy. Corners. the Coulicll for finding that "Are you out of your mind? " said Schm!diajlp. "If you run for public , office I'll have to produce my tax returns." " What's wrong wltb that?" . .Mildred wartted to know. "Everyone will know how much money I make." "So, what's the big deal? You Today Is Wednesday, Aug. 29, tbe 242nd day of l!lllt. There l?A days didn't do anything wrong when you lli!t In tbe year. · . f!lled out your tax returns, did Thought for today: "The only true hope for clvlllzatlon ts the conviction you?" • or the Individual that his Inner life can affect outward events.'' - Stephen "Everyone does something Spender, British poet and writer. · wrong when he makes out his tax returns. HoW could you do otherToday' s highlight in history: Forty years ago, on Aug. 29, ~. 15,cro Americans marched clown tbe wise with the crazy forms they . Cluimps Elysees In Parts as the FrenCh capital celebrated Its Dberatlon require you to fill out?" "Well, as long as It's an honest from the Nazis. mistake people won't fault you." On this date: ' . JiJ 1533, the last Incan King of Penl. Atahualpa, was murdered on the "I'm not worried about people. orders of Spanish conqueror Fnmc!sco Pluml. · I'm WOrried about the IRS. You In 10, American author OUver Wendell Holmes was born. re~ase my tax return to the public Jn 1817, Brlghan) Young, the second.presldent of the Church of Jesus and I'll have 20 agents down here cip-lst of Latter-day Saints, died. . . . ' going over every facet of my · : In 1966, the Beatles gave w!Jat was to be their last concert - at. business ." ()ndlestlck Park In San Franclaco. . "I don't see why I should give up ·. In 19'15 Irish statesman ~ ~ Vlilenl died. . my political ambitions because '· • aao: 1be ...........,., ................. years ...,.........._t u•- tJ8ld fonner President Richard you're afraid of the rns." Nbwn had been ll!rved with two subpoenas - one calling for his "Look, I run an honest car ~ as a defBIIe witneiiS at tbe Watergate trial, ~ other for a dealership in this town- at least as ; ~don In advU sui. · · . honest as any other car dealer. But · ; • Five years 111101 In Raleigh, N.C., ·Dr. Jetfrey MacDonald, a fonner In order to meet111¥bllls IcaJ\'t(llve •Green Beret captain was convicted of murder In the slaylngs of his wtte . all,my money to Uncle~- " cilJJd two YOIJII& dauahters In 19'10. A judgl! sentencEd MacDonald to ~ . "Then what you're aa)'lna Is you COIIIIecUtlve life p!1IOil termll. ' have something to. be afraid ol If One ago: Mortar are ldJied two u.s. Marines stationed In Beirut. · your tax return II made public."· I Tuday's blrtbtSaya: Actor Barry Sullivan Is 72. Actor ~ "E'W!I')'one hal IIOIIIethllll to be Montganery II 68. Actor-directOr Sir Richard Atlenborwgh 1161. Sinter I afraid of When Ida tall return Is Dinah washlllgton 11 Actor EWott Gollld 1s 46. ~ovle ciJrectOC William l published 1be only tl'llna' tbe rns Frledkln Is 4.5. Singer Michael Jackson Is ~- Arkansas Senator David.' has going for It Is tear." Pryor Is 50. "Wily didn't you teD me this ·debt will become so crushing that the economy eouldn't generate enough income to pay the loan charges. I have asked my. sources inside the Treasury Department to a1;sess . the financial Impact In order to give the unwary taxpayer an Idea of what a $2 trillion debt will mean. Here's what their calculations show: '-- 11 the $2 trtlllon should be split · up equally, each taxpayer would owe $21,lfi2.63 tn addition to his regular taxes. - Federal borrowing has pushed. up tbe .Interest rates for everyone by an estimated two percentage points. If the btic:li!et were balan~ and the public debt redu~. , mortgage rates would be about 12 percent. This would mean more Amertcans could afford homes. -High 'interest rates have made U.S. expor;ts so expensive, that overseas sales have fallen 14 percent since 1!l!1. This has resuited in the loss of 1.3 nnllllon jobs. So anyone whose livelihood depends on exports must worry about Job security. The public record ts littered with warnings about the danger of continued federal overspending. By the end of the decade, for example, just · the Interest cokts on the government debt would be an estimated $219 bllllon- almost halt of the $563 billion that the govern-· ment expects to collect In ·personal and corporate lricome tax In 1989. Budget director David Stockman told congressmen he doubted that they "could think of enough taxes to raise or enough spending to cut to offset that explosion of debt-service cost." · The key to the problem can he found Inevitably in Congress - In · Its reluctance to recQgnlze the onrushing danger, tn the refusal of Its members to ex!iend political capital or take political risks for economic stability, in its unwiillngness to tangle with the determined special-interest groups of left, right or center. The solution depends on Amertca's political capacity to resolve what ts at bottom a problem of self-discipline. But In, political affairs, It takes a catastrophe to motivate Congress. I fear the cataStrophe won't be long in coming unless m!lllons of Americans raise a howl loud enough for Congress to hear. There Is much for them to h,9wl about. Today in history are M year eo. If ' mayor, and the machine in this town has been in office long "Because you didn't give a hoot how I ran my business In tbe past.. Now you decide to run for office and suddenly you want to know where the bread for the table Is coming from. Why do you want to become maytir anyway?" "If I do a good job It will be a natural step to the Governor's Mansion." "My God, If you run for governor they'll not only have the ffiS but the FBI a1ter me." . "Don't tell me you have anything to hide from the FBI." "How do I know? They could set me up in a &ling operation. They'll try to get me Involved In a ~tolen car rtng. Thole guys will-stop at nothing to set you up." "I didn't aay I'd run for governor right away. But It would be a good spot to launch my campaign for the Oval Office." "TI!at's where you·~ heading?" "What's wrong with wanting to be the firSt woman President of tbe United State&?" Mlldred said. ''Nothing If you don't mind tbe IRS trulllng our record!, the FBI tapping our phones, the media camped under our bed, and the ·public afraid todobualnesswithme because of con1llct of Interest." "But you've always been supportlve of women running for political MUdred aald. "Now you're talking out of tbe other side of your mouth." "When I said women, I used It In a a-le.- . I JJe'YI!I' thouiht you would toss your hat In tbe rtng." "The only reaaon I' in dolni It Is that I beHeve I'd make a very good enough." "The machine you're talking about buys all its pollee cars from me." "Well, it's wrong, The contract should go to the lowest bidder. That's one of the things I'm going to campaign for ." "That's just great. You take on . -~ Is Delma Rice. ' _with victories over Wellston -.~ everybody got a chance to play," said Logan after the game. In tbe preliminary reserve game, Wellston Wlin In three sets, 15-2, 12-15, and 15-12. Sophomore Cindy Rime led Meigs with eight consecutive points In the final set. The Marauderettes, both varsity and reserve, wUI play FederalHocking at home Thursday with game time at 5: 55 p.m. .• · ' ROCK. SPRINGS- Meigs' 1984 season with a straight set wtn over .- · \lpll~ybaD team kicked ort ItS . Wellston, 15-4, 15-6, here Tuesday. SophOmore Jennl Couch served .~ v::"~-=:-.. the final points of the first set :..· '; == seven :CJ:e=::. final Coach RonLoganpolntedoutthat Couch and junior Jodi Harrison played well In setting while sophomore twins, Julie and Jenny Miller spiked well ·:;. ftlilloda Neece .... .... .... ................... ....... 11 : ';> 'l!o!h Blaine .......................................... l1 ··, .:) ·!loDnl Couch ................................... .... ... 10 ' : · Julie Miller ............................. ...... ....... 10 ·. ''.rJ•;n.: ;::~.,~~=~~ ··= .. HH H .. IO W~att ........ ................... .... ~~ I· 'ey; (blldl) .Judy Smith, Sile Rice, .Jaaet!llpnan, Belen Pbelp8, Kim Batey. Not pldured Qluch, DebllleJ ;Meigs' volleyball team opens · · ·Jodi Harrt&on·x .. .... .. ........... .......... .... .... 11 . ; . ; Giera Kennedy .. ...... .. .... " ... .................. 11 .. tlarol Smlth ...... ...... ............ .................. 11 the machine and they'll see that no one buys a tire from me." "Honest government Is more important than selling cars." "I agree. So how do I make a buck . whlle you're running lor mayor of , . Five(Corners?'~ "That'S your . problem. If l'm going to run for public office I shouldn't know how you make your . living." :• : :•: : •::• ::•: :· :::• • • -~..::y~~ :: ~ Sllartnon Hlndy .... ................ ................. 10 Rhon<la Zll'kle ...... :...... ........ .. , ..............:IO Cindy Rlffie ......... ... .. .. ............ ... ........... 10 Lisa Pullins ................................ ...... .... 10 Ilcnna Lambert .. ......... ......... .......... ,.....10 Healber CUIIums .......... ..... ..... .... ...........10 Shelly Stobart ............... ..... ............ .... .... 9 &lie Fry ... ...... ............. ........... .... ..... :..... 9 Shelly Wolle ......... ............ .......... ........... 9 Soloed ole Aug. :ll, Federal-Hocking Sept. 4, at Alexander • Sept. 5, at Eastern Sept. 6, at VInton Sept. 11. Trtmble Sept. Ill, al Soutlient Sept.' 13, at Miller Sept. 18, Warren · Sept . ~. Nelsonvtllc York Sept. 25. at Belpre Sept. 2$, Eastern . Sept. 'll. at Wellston Oct. 2, at Federal-Hocking Oct. 4, Alexander Oct. 9, VInton Oct. 10. Southern Oct. lb, at Trtmble Oct. 16. Miller Oct. Ill. at warren Oct. 23, at Nelsonville York Oct. 25, Belpre "We • played very well ~----S-po--rts-;_b,_.r-i_e_f-:=-s---....,, ... · 'lENNE NEW YORK (AP) -CluisEvert Lloyd, seeking her 16tb Grand Slam M!DU.L -~ AS'f'RC.IS-'T'rwled f<Aildll. lntletdPr. ror ttln!l!' m1mr IWI'Ifd later. k) BUTTON OXFORD and .CASUALS .I... Fl11111tlt 6g Ltrl N•• 0• Dlt,llg Ottt4.., ..A,Mc <lA' ---&ttbJOt I everybody, lf'l , . IIQII#n. .,. .....-. ..._.,. OUTLAWING DEMOCRATS. OK, BOYS, START ROUNDIN' 'EM UPi" "H~ RENT MOVIES AT THE MOVIE PLACES All FRUTH PHARMACIES THE DRESSER FOOTLOOSE ROMANCING the- Ntw Y«k Mft5 ~ pla)'l"1'11 1D lr ' LOS ANGELES OCIOGE~ (l)ntnc1:l Of t\B Tal.fta. lnneldPr, ttr cn1 Milcf! V•IL ~. to~ c1 thP P'IICitt o:..t ......... IJ.UID!IIAU. ~· 7 INDIANA PA~ Vm~ ' fbn. tng. guard, m a nultf.,ar rontra'f. l'llOIWML BUFFALO tl~Wf--AC~M"" Cl'aJg Whllr and Jopy SmltiL widP r«rfvm, Man MeTil1. lftotllt'kw. and Len W&l· tl'I'ICheld. saflo(y , Pllc:fd Mark BriiT'lrfrl', fifth! end. ~ H~ ~ md, and Mikr' Moslry and El1t' Rkbantlan, ~Introduces The World~ Best ' . - .. ·.... " C I N C I N .N A T I BENGALS-Rrt'a~Je(J RU'I1IERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Four North Amertcan Soccer League teams will play their lnOOOI' games In the Major Indoor Soccer League this season, It was officially announced. The four NASL teams --' tbe Cosmos, tbe MinnesOta Strikers, tbe Chicago Sting and tbe San Diego Sackers_ will brlngtbe number of MlSL teams to 14.1be MISL will '.' Brian Plllman . l!Jwtair.er. and Oay Pid!:· ............ - -Ptao!d-"- singles title and her seventh U.S. and Brial1 Hkks. ~ Mlw ClbrwiC. olf~ Jn«nan. lnd Gary WilUiml, Open crown, needed only 4lmlnutes wkk- rtrcd\'fTo on the- ~~~ rtSmo't' list to crush Sharon Walsh and move a.£VELAN'D BRCM'f'&-\\'ah.'ftl l.lrTy Inzirl. C:GI~ . lntothesecondroundattbeNatlonal D E N V E R BRONOlS-P\a"f'd Bob Tennis Centerwitha6-0, 6-0vlctory. S\l.'t"NNCCI, ~ . and scot1 Bnlnne'r. q.aarterllldl. (WI ~~ 1nJur8:1 reer.ot' lbl . All of the other ! e:led players RLu1kd ~ Mvk'a. I'\U'IllinM bKk. and who saw action In ~ $2.55 mlillon """" ..la<koo. ...... ocmorr uoNS-SiiO><d ........, tournament on the hard C<Nrts at 11xlnl*rl. w1&r ~. kl • ttlret"-year· Flush!ngMeadowadvancedlntothe <'Odtnef. ' Waived Rick Kan£>. romlnf!: bock. Acquired Mill<' Meodr, . . - . ,, seCond round. PHD.ADELPHIA (AP) -Alan schedule Balley of Sydney, AustraHa, upset ,...::..pla_;_y_a_4S-game _ _ _ _ _. "'7"""--------"'7""""'7"""----1 top-seeded Charles Oliver of PhUadelphla 7-6 (7-4),1-6.&41n~<M1J'-56 dlviskln during tbe second round or the u.s. Senior Grass Court Tennis Cllamplonshlps. The ~seeded defending champions In the other two age brackets each woo thetr second round matches at tbe GermantoWn ·By DeeCee & Levi ~t'"UO.t.to. STITIOI ~ YIBIO ~ THE u.o. SOCCER EAST fig,!!~~~~~~ ~y WldP ret't'tven, m lhr mfur'fd rell'IW Cricket Club. . :- r;;::========~~ Transactions H 0 U ST 0 W previewed 'l1lurllda¥· quarterbaCk Garry Pennington; Steve Waugh, tailback; Chuck Vogel, wingback whUe John McGuire and Larry Edge will alternate at tbe fullback slot. At Mercerville, thlrdyearWUdcat coach Brett Wilson despite the loss of one of his starter, Terry Cline. senlor running back, feels Hannan Trace's qutckness should pay o!! against~ bigger Symmes Valley Vikings Friday night. Cline Is out with a lung problem but should be back In three weeks. "Synunes Valley is just like Southern, big and able to move tbe bllll," Wilson Said. . or course, tbe tanner Gallipolis Blue Devil hopes his team leaves tbe field will! the same result, a victory. Hannan Trace will ·rely on the speed provided by Deke Barnes and Phil BaUey and the throwlr!g of quarterback Gary Kirk. N...._.,.._.~ a_11~ · with tour Interceptions," the first year mentor said. North Gallla's opponent Friday night, Batavia, has nice size and strong running backs, according to Angles. ''They have an aggressive llneandsounddefense.ltshoWdbea good game," Angles stated. North GaJDa will startJ.D. Colley, a senior atqua.rter1lack. The Pirates will . rely on a balanced running attackfeaturlngBrlanHawks,SCott Wtmamson and Mark Foreman. NEW LINE OF SHIRTS FOR YOUNG MEN omce," t STRONGI!ST - 1be Melp Aerie nn, ~ . order of Eaps AIJidllal7, wontbe TugefWareldlllt 1n JackiJoavllle. CcJmpe&lq on the team were (lroat) Debbie I'JJelps, Sam Pkk-. BeUy Smltb, Isabel .~.:Averlon-x ................................ ~~ . :'.' ~~ ~~:~ :::: ::: ::: ::: : :::::: ::::::::::: ~ -. Berry's World -: ·.'; The husband factor _ _ _~___:___A_rt_Buc_h_wa_ld before?" KygerCoenemphaslzed. Creek ts expected to start a later," veteran backfield composed of ~ciJan&ell The Grace Commission; headed by the Indomitable Peter Grace, has dpcumented government waste . running trito the hundreds of bUllons of dollars. I;:nough tax mone). ts wasted, lost oi- stolen, he tells me, to wipe out the fearsome deficit. . To raise a howl that Congress will hear, Grace and I have formed a non-proflt, nag-partisan, . grassroots organization that we call Citizens Against Waste. We hqpe to provoke a backlash from the public that will rtcochet off Con~. We Invite you to sign the following protest and .mall It to Citizens Against Waste, P:O. Box liDl, Ben Franklin Siat!oil, Washington, D.C .• ~: "As the· true owners of the U.S. government, we protest ~ appalling waste of our money by those we entrust to spend it. We demand action, not more discussion, to stop the · excessive and unnecessary . squandering or government funds for foolish projects, wasteful programs and inefficient operations. We want corrective measures taken againSt those In Congre511 and the federal bureaucracy who lrres· ponstbly authorize and nnlsspend . our tax dollars." several opener Is J!nuny Denny, an offensive and defensive tackle. Coacl! Mel Coen feels after two scrtmmagesandtbeleagueprev!ew his Kyger Creek Bobcats are ready tor Friday's game against Ironton St. Joe. ''The Flyers will be a one of our tooghest qJpODents. They have good size and present a good running attack," Coen said. The Bobcats were edged 16-14 by Eastern In two quarters of last week's preview. "We were disappointed In tbe final score, but we d9n't put too much stock In preview sOOwlngs. Eastern did a fine Job In cunlilg back against us. We noted sm1e nnlstakes we made and were glad they happened then and not Coaching C!Jan&eS this fall find Dave Angles, !Ol'll'lel" head coach at VInton County and former assistant at Oak Hill taking aver the Plrate5 where veteran coach John. Blake stepped down last May. Mel Coen, a 1964 graduate of Kyger Creek returns to his alma mater and Ray Watson, a veteran of many high school and college coaching battles, has control of the Eastern Eagles after spending last season at Federal Hocking. At Vlntoo, Coach Angles says his team Is progressing, but stllll!as a long way to go. "We were pleased In some ways with tbe team's slllwlng In the SVAC Preview last Fj"ldaY at Kyger Creek, but,ourotrenSeneeds more work. Our defense did well Exploding pub-ic debt ____.t;,_ac_kA_nd_ers_on A spark of hope •:Ten H 'er; (bad!) Dave Grablun, D1111M Jarrell, Ed Turtey, lAirrr Bra Charle VanMeter. Not pldured II C8rrol ...... 'lL (llutle 8mMh, Bob The schedule finds the defetJdlng champion Nortl! Gallla Pirates travellni! to Cincinnati )3atavta; Kyger Creek which finished ~nd last fall, hosts Ironton St. Joe; Hannan Trace goes to Symmes Valley; Portsmouth EaSt plays at Southwestern; Waterford is at Eastern and Southeastern RDss goes to Southern. Fans and coaches alike see this year) svAC race as a scramble since all schools, with the exception ot Southwestern;1ost play· ers vta graduation. North GaJDa and Kyger Creek have been give~~ the early 1J4!ason nod, however, ·Hannan Trace, SOuthwestern. Sou~rn and East- . ern will probably have scmethtngto say about that before the season ends. Southwestern goes into Friday's opener against Portsmouth East ·with no major Injuries or changes from last year's team. "We're a more experienced ball club but were still mostly sophomores," veteran coach Jack James Sllid. The Hlghlan~rs will · have · a backfield composed of Jim and Tim Burnett and Will Ha!s!Qp. Steve Pelfi-ey, a long thiowlng senior, is expected to start at quarterba<;k. Hlsfavorttetarget ts another senior, Jeff Burleson, who also backs up Pelfrey. · Portsmouth East was tbe champiOn of the SOC last year. The team graduated several players but st1ll has Jots several returnees. . • Ea8lem aDd Southern ~ . be One Pirate expected to miss tbe A washable, chalk resistant, _low luster acrylic finish tor except101181 hiding and easy maintenance. Easy soap and water clean-up. Quick and easy to apply. No primer necessary when used as directed. Ideal for aluminum siding. .' - Buffet: . ' All·You-Can-Eat Scrambled r:,ggs Crisp Bacon . Sausag~ dApples Hot SpiCe Fresh Baked Muffins Eggfoppers Diced Breakfast ·Ham Hot Buttered Mushrooms Hot Cheese sauce Spanish Sauce Green peppers Onions Waffles . 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"The sweep makes the Phlllles The Padres lead second-place and the Mets play that much Houston by nine games, and the haider." rampaging Cubs, who swept a · And both did Just that. Phlladel· doubleheader Tuesday trom Cincin- phla whipped San Diego 11-8 and nati, lead .the New YorkMets by5~ New York took Los Angeles l>-1. and the philadelphia Phlllles by six. Among those who believe the Boring, you say? Perhaps. Cubs are the class of the East Is a But Chicago's Gary Matt)Iews Is man who knows something about reveling In the turnabout thathashlt winning pennants, Cincinnati the Windy City, where playing player-manager Pete Rose. scoreboai-d has seldom been necesChicago won for the eighth ttmetn By DICK BRJNSTER 10 games with a well-rested Keith Moreland leading the way with a l>-for-8 performance. Including his 15th home run, a trlple, two doubles and~ nins batted tn. Ef;ewhere, It was San Francisco 3, Montrea12; St. Lools5,Atlanta31n 10 tnntngs; and Houston 3, Plttsburgh2. The Cubs wasted no time in either g;une against the Reds, scoring four runs in the ftrst tnntng of the opener and three to slart the nightcap. Moreland's three-run homer capped the ftrst lnntngof the opener. Ryne Sandberg hlt his 17th homer tn the nightcap with Thad Bosley, Moreland and Ron Cey completing theftrst-tnntnguprtstngwtthconsecutlve doubles. Ron Oester hit a solo homer for the Reds In the nightcap. Dennis Eckersley, S.7, and Dick Ruthven, 4-9, were the wtnll!ng pitchers. MeCs !1, Dod&en 1 Mookle Wilson hit a two-run homer and Huble Brooks added a two-run trlpletoleadNewYorkover Los Angeles. In his last 19 games, Wilson, who connected off Rick Honeycutt, lOS, lsbatttng.3llandbasscoredl5runs. Dave Anderson homered off Walt Terrelll, lD-10, for the only Dodger run. Phlllles n, Pllllnll8 Sixto Lezcano and AI Oliver had two hits apleceandLezcanodrove tn two runs in a seven-run second inning to lead Philadelphia over San Diego. The Phlllles. who bave scored 30 runs in their~last three games, sent12batters to the plate in the Inning against Andy Ha'!l'ktns, The Bengals waived seven play· BrlanHlcksandwlderecelverGary 7-7. Shane Rawley, 7-3, work~!(! six ers Monday, Including Ptuman and WUUams on the InJured reserve Ust tnntngs to get the victory. AI Pickering, and placed free safety to cut ihe roster to the NFL· Holland; who surrendered Terry mandated 49 players by Monday's Kennedy's lOth home run, pitched deadline. '-.~;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;e;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;Miiiiili--ji;ii;iiiiiiiiiiiii-.J The DaUy Sentinel I walk-ons - · Brian Pillman, a hard-nosed local favorite, and Clay Picketing, a wtdl1 receiver from Maine - were back on the Cincinnati Bengals' roster the day afterthey werewalved. "You know what? I'm ttred," Pickering said Tuesday. "I haven't eaten well, and I haven't sleptweU.I haven't been able to relax for two weeks. I'm just grateful to be here. The Bengals have been straight with me all along." The Dew'S also Was Welcome to · Pillman, a Miami (Ohio) University nose guard being converted to llnebac~: "I've always wanted to . the NFL." Play m Both players wtU be asstgrted to their speciaJ tearns whlle Iear ning posltlons. · "I've got to work oit my reads and blocktngschemes,"PIIImansald. "I feel I've got the physical abillty' ' despite his relatively small sJze5-foot-10, 228 pounds. A suburban Norwood native, he was a second· team All·Amerlca selection. To make room for them on the· roster, the team transferred strong safety Bobby Kemp and offensive lineman Mike Obrovac to the Injured reserve Ust. Cincinnati successf\tlly gambled that no other National . Football League team would c1atm Pillman or Pickering by Tuesday's noon deadline. · Kemp and Obrovac can be reactivated after the fourth week of the regular season. 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' $ T,~testyle FURNITURE SHOWCASE . . ; • •' ' l .'• ' ' •' ' ,, s·• ·~ :~ ..... ••• KROGER NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, TAB , SPRITE, Diet Coke or Coca Cola Van Camp's Pork & Beans Homogenized 18-oz. Gallon . ' 2-Litar . Milk 88 BUYONE.. \ HB: CTNR . Nacho Cheese Sauce t, 14·0Z. BAG ·Nacho Chips FREE! AT THE KROGER DEll· BAKERY eCLOSE·OUT SEU:ctiONI OF UVING ROOM TABLES. 17 5 •FREE DEUVERY •FREE PRKING OPEffDAILV TO IS P.M. MON •• FRI. TO 8 P.M. "WHERE CUITOMIR IATIIFACTION II OUR MAIN CONCERN." \ WISCONSIN Ruaat Potatoes ... t4-17-LB. AVG. WHOLE . Sem~Bonalass ' Smoked Hams Pound II SLICED FREE I' GETON.E: ·.·· •4 PIECE BEDROOM OROUP. Oek Double Dreaeer w/Mirror. 4 Drewer Cheet. Panel Heedboard 15 9 REG. '245.................................................. II REDUCED 50-to TO 750fo •ACTION SWIVEL LOUNGE CHAIR With thick outdoor cushions . $ • 671-.1700 cnv ___________.... nAn _ _ _ z l ' - - - I ... I· I I I . •SPECIAL GROUP OF TABLE LAMPS · 13 7 REG. 1210.................................................. . ·1 . NAME--------------------------- ;:~~'~ f!~f~ ~~:.~:.~.~~~~~..~~. ~. ~~~~-~~: . $7 5 •BODY GLOVE CHAISE LOUNGE. No Handsii'J C"aisa with outdopr fabric. $ ~~28.5. Give IJ• A Coli Totlayl Entry BIQnk CASH & CARRY e NORMAL LP CAS TAll ltiSTAUATIO" e REliT FREE TAll e 300 C~tl$ OF LP GAS ·'. • -· $399 .. 'I .. Mon, Sept 3 9am-10pm ' ' $275 · 6 PC. DINING GROUP: 47" Table and 4 Chairs. REG. I 600 .............................. -.................... 't 20°/o TO 50°/o . ··--·-··--·---------------,... AOOIESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Re-Open Tuesday 7am and Resume Normal Hoors REG. 550 .••. .;. ............................................. Choice of Vanilla or Black. .Buckeye RECLINERS •DARK GREEN ACTIO~ WALL RECUNER With Oak Trim .on Arm. Let us.install .JOUr LP Gas s,stem WJEH·AM WYPC-FM .OPEN LABOR DAY REG. $440 ........ ~ ............................... $220 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL ' :~~~~:~~.~.~.~~-~-~-~~~~-~-~~-·....... $s88 REDUCED . I CQntest valid only at your Belpre, Marietta, Gallipolis, Pomeroy & Ironton Kroger Stores. · Register at any of the Above stores. ·Three dolls; per store will be given away each week, plus 1 winne~ .in each.store each week of $100 in cash. No purchase necessary, enter as often as you .like. New drawing every week through Saturday, October 27, 1984 t ' •BEIGE/GREY STRIPED HERCULON WITH 5 PC. SEATING Sofa. Easy Chair, Spring Chair, Coffee Table and End Table'. ' l ' ' , :Kroger and '•• tt _. 1 •BEIGE VELVET ACTIONII'J WALL RECUNER '. ~ I ~~~~~~t~:. . .... . . . . . ... .;. . . . . . . . .:$3 88 . For a limited time only, this special offer includes: I FINAL 3 DAYS! Lifestyle ~ !· • ROOFING55.11 Speech and Language Therapy ' . A ROLL •ROLLED ARM SOFA IN BLUE WOVEN lWEED FABRIC WITH CQORDINATING LOOSE BACK NOW and $AVE YOU IIOIIEY-BEAT THE RUSHI .. Sophomore John HoUfleld, who made the team as a walk-on last season, will slart at taUback Saturday ahead or KmWCtcy transfer John Gay and sophomore Pat Randolph. " The 6-!oot IDpound Hollfielll, · trom RQmulus, Mich., Is WVU's fastest back, Gay IS the strongest straight-ahead runner, and Ran· dolph ·has made "great strldes," · Nehlen said. ROLL ROOFING REDU(ED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RECENT THEFTS FROM NEWSSTAND RACKS BELONGING TO THE GAUIPOUS DAILY TRIBUNE, THE DAILY SENTINEL. AND THE POINT PLEASANT REGISTER. ANYONE WITH IN· FORMATION SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT OR THE NEWSPAPER OFFICE. . ''I'm plo!ased. It'sagreatbonorto Reda. "Myqulcknesswasootwhere wanted. When he made a mistake, be the starting qUIII'Ielblck," said It should have been. This summer I . he made a big one. I !old him, 'We Reda, who played one season at watched as much ftlm as I could, I can'toperateUkethat. But Illkethe Valley Forge (Pa.) PJ:ep before. hit the weights and I did the Uttle way you throw.' t:ransferrtng(9 wvu two years ago. things. "Hecamebackthlssummerwtth White was the No. 1 quarterhack "I understand the whole offensive · quicker !IDd better feel and .more after spring drills, but Redit Ironed concept a lot better and I'm a lot huddlepreilence. He'soolngwell. In out the weak parts of his game more romfortable and confident." his performance on the practice during the off-season to gain the Nehlen said Reda's elevation to a field, he wmt ahead of the other starting role: He was thtrd team on starting role "Is SIIJlllising because quarterbacks. ''Tony, in my optnton, Is a glf~ the depth chart at the beginning of he came hack third." "Last spring he didn't have the passer. lle has a God-given talent, faUdrWs . . "I worked on Uttle things," said feel I wanted and the leadership I Nehlm said. 9o'La. r;::========:::;-] <USPS lt5-NO ) A Dlvl8lon ol Multimedia, lac. Mountaineers face Bobcats this Saturday theninthiOcollect !\~~28th save. Steve Garvey had three RBis for the losers, .W.,. S, Pli t . . I Terry Publ'saqueeze bunt, following a two-run single by Jeny Mumphrey In the bottom ()! the etpth Inning, ICOn!dJoeeCnazwtth the wlnnJn8 run as Houston ed&ed . MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP)Tony Reda wW slart at quarterback lor West Vlrgtnla on Saturday when thli Mountaineers oPen thetr season against Ohio University, COach Don Nehien said. ·· Reda, a 6-foot, 194-pound juniOr from Mt: Lebanon, Pa., bas e~Jl!!rged as the No. 1 quarterback this ran ahead of senior KeVIn White . , The Daily ~nei-Page 6 ·Polneroy-Middleport, Ohio~ r;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;r;;r;iii Pillman, Pickering hack on roster CINCINNATI (AP) -A pair of Wedne J"'ey. August 29. 1984 Wednnday. August 29. 1984 ·: Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Clorox Liquid Bleach ' Gallon c ' .• �' -- - _........._ .. - ' .. '=--- "'-.:....·~ ~ -----·-'-~- Wednaltlav. Augult 29. 1984 Page 6-lhe Dally Seuthh!ll . Wednesday, August 29, 1984. POmeiOy-Middleport, Ohio Kaff·Kaff 5TH WEEK GRAND OPENING WI Sl ·OO •Weekly Specials •~oney Saver Items Gin CERTIFICATE . Pomeroy:-Middleport, Ohio ' 19'.' COLOR TV •Everyday Low Prices . •wE WELCOME *USDA Choice Meats FEDERAL FOOD •Tender Fresh Produce STAMPS & WIC AT BEND ~ a........ wtl .. - -· ...... -u.. ,:il ...... tina to ... Dlri.... I·AA ,..,.,. . b a "'Y .... . . - ......... ftotori. 1 ....... -«-..··~!! 1Jeu1rs1 Ml I' • N MldJipr U ' -••,.,._,.. lit' linire U 11W ~ U .,..., • • E~!t • . il'1i ..... t:ol'•. . IJ.ll. Plarlda ..... - ' I l l , - :r-:.c,.... .. .... ,..,.. .... wtll_,... ... Plratoa. . . . . . . "' .... --- llnlrrlrlrw '"'...... .u ' -···-·· -·~ I l l • Usoolo (llo) 14 tawl- lloolli.lt-11 . _ _ I I MtrrQIIt !I • t r.•wan - I t wVlrPds Tecll .. 'W 1111 ...... tT-44 rictorJ. tlml ""''nlllwealt . . •KIIIIIII • 1111 km~ far rtorl4a ..... 'he lnWIII..,.aiWiwla. · llllomiiNPiortdan Ike... ,.... ........ ,IIYVII """-~~IIl i t• T_ • Wn" st•·a ~~~~-·AC; It· ...... w ....................... r..as-\1 •.. .......... ADDRESS _ _ _ _..:....__ _.,---'--PHONE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ... _,. - · .... ;I' ... Qrr,LM'\:C:-Alean· Illite_ 11· 11,1111111 -~---- tr A~ ca. CNM.I -·-a..• _,...,.. .. ......,.v...,., ... .........,.. ----------- Knor Boston Roll ·Roast , LB. FRESH ' $199 ~ Buneh 69¢ ; , .~ B;r Kellll Weod ;' ...... ~ 4)0-fl j • ' It'I .tbat 1lme ot year again, alld ,, the lll8il Ohio buDti!Jii llcenles bave , ·:·;been dlltrlbuted to retan ootletl t •throughout Melp County. , The new I!· . . ' ceNII! • l'llQ1I!I:ecl of hunten as ~ Sept. L Ohio 1'1!11, denl l)uattJia Jl. ce!lle 'are IIIII pl1111 a 7!1 Cl!lltl FOoDLAND Vegetable Oil 3801,$179 , P'hllldl!lllhla · . ;: H1illtlng lkel"e.are not required · ·~ Landowners or their clllldJ'!!n ._while hunting on lbelr land. ~· Tenants or managm~ or their :•!Children while lnmtlng on the land ~. where they reside. · :\ Veterans who have been IsSued a ~ of red, whlte, and blue license ;' plates lnacrlbed wltb the .wcnl • "Veteran" 111111 Imprinted wltb the lntematlon!ll -~ aymiiDI. ,' · Rl!stdents of Ohio with a dllabll· lty that has been~ by th& , Veterans Admlnlstratloa to be .~ l'nd lolaUy dlsabllna. .lvho receive a Jl!l)siOn orcompensa· · ' 1 Ll. Bacon $129 .. .. Cablll Road). The club ·II located two miles southeast !#. Cllester. The courses wUl be COIIducted as follows: Fl1day, Sept. 7, time, 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Saturday. Sept. 11. tline, !I a.m. to f p.m. The course is being SjJtCIIiiied by the Ken ArniiJan' CbaJJ(er or the Izaak Wlltal Clubl !#. Ame!1ca 111111 t11rou1111 the coope1 atioO of the ·Oivlllon or Wlldllfe. This caurae was planned for squirrel bunters' !ipelling day or Sept. lf. However, another or may be ·two more cia ! will be c:oildUcted prior to the IQICOIIIhll deer' - - - . Do contact · me ~ H you plaiJ on altl!niiiJiB thll Jnmter safety course ilr one In 'tile fUture. . :about older and prevtously has held a ~ of 1111! follOwlna: Sliced Slab Annal Thole ..,.,_ a hlmter safety COline llbould COIItact me qt -:coune, or (3) state 011 the appllca- +?'untlng Uc:ense. . , OLD FASHIONED u.s. , l'lioa that he or she Is 21 years of qe fm WLPd.GB NN' Yortt I Day memorable. ; NA'IIOfW. UAGtiE EWrDI\'IIIIIN ~ II 1M< ~ Jl'ttlll:u'Jh TVC achedule chaDp ' Two changes have been mted In thll year's 'IVC schedule which ran, lnMonlay'sSentlnel. VbllonCoonty San Dli!IO Jb1lkll Allanta Lao - 185JJm• !B :18 -IIi .. 56 IIi Ml U!! .Bl 131! .m zz Si ... - 76 68 e 63 "' 'lB .m .OJ "' 11 .II! 221! 5& CW:tnnatl -~­ - SY, 6 1M .!10 "' '15 m • Sail Fl'andoco pays Pl?rtsmouth Notre Dame n n Make · Send the Sweet Memories ·• Bouquet from your FTD'!I Florist. . ' ~ For Four Whole Months ' .. Send your thoughts · with special ·~ care .a 11 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · I Installation 1.111 22Y, OIIcCO ~ COicOiaart ~ "" (!01110 Odcllo 5. Clndnnatl 2. 2nd tr;ame San F'nlldloo 3. Monb'E!e.l 2 NN Yt:d !1, Lol Anfldell PlllladetpNa ll , San DleiO 8 Sl. L4dl 5. Atlant. 3, lO ~nineS HoultCII 3, Plnii;:JurF 2 CALL TOLL FREE I06 luttlt'!llll, P-roy, Oh. . •. PH. 992·2039 or 992·5721 1-800-624-4883 'EVER RECEIVE A PAPER IKE THIS? DON'T .GET PICK, UP THE ~ ; PHONE. · ; Browns place Braziel on waivers hlril In a game .. against the ·PIItllliurlh Steelen bt ,the seuon's 8Milth week. He milled the next three pmei wltb a llrallled knee and flnlllled oot the wm bt a n!ll!l'llerole. Ill :~ ' . i; . . .. .' . I 16 OZ. KAHN'S PACKAGED WIENERSIS ............. !!1~. Sl.89 SMITHFIELD BOILED HAM ... IS ..L~;:. Sl.99: I SENTINEL SERVICE DESK..... •• HOMEMADE M KRAFT 12 OZ. SINGLES 992-2156 16 SLICE PIMENTO PROC. CHEESE ........... ~.c.~. sug HI. KRAFT PARUT QTRS. ..WE DELIVER" · ' . ~ BEREA, Ohio (AP) - ._The • :CJeyeland Browns haw pl.,.,., Vl!teran COI1II!l"badr LuTy Braziel 011 waivers, bringing the Nalllllal · Football League li!llm'a I'IIBtl!r to one payer less than the 4!HMn PtCN IC HAMS IS IS ..L~; IS .. 89¢ CALL THE DAILY ' ' MARGARINE .............. 79' 3 ll. BAG NEW YELLOW ONIONS.:........... ~-~ sug 10 LB. IDAHO BAKING POTATOES .......... ~., S3.39 1--...,------------.....;..---...;..:;----; • . ' llml~ The Browns ~ the ~toot. Braziel's release makes room on 1St-pound Blazlel bt 1.9112 after he the· roster for cometback Frank was re' "" by the Baltimore Mtnnlfleld, who JtlQ8t rea!lltly Colts. Hi bid played three seasons p1ay1c1 111 the a united States . 1n BaDn<re. He wa n!ll!l'lle Football lape I 011 for the ,. • Miw back for the Browns Ill Al1zllna Wraqlen. 1!182. • Asd'l.'ueldly,MiniiHieldwuiiW "'-•~- n...____ .._ • " Cllllllldeted "-ltpted" franj the .:x:IUIU uUwna l'e8U1111 a ,;· ,I"OIIer, liilld Browns lpf+ llllll : ' ClniCk Flaher. But Ftlher liilld •j Minnifield is expected to work out • • with the te1m thll Week 111 ' •preparation tJr Clel-tant's . . . Sept. 3 aplnst 1111! "!IItle se.llaWIIL Jkazlel wa tbe 111111111 11ft w•eback tor the Jut a- . 16 Foot • • Full-grain, oil-tanned water . repellentleather , • l.ong-wearlng SuperSola I OOLUMBUS, Ohio (~) - Jeft's SUck Andy led rrom Wire 10.wire to capture the leallln!d race at Scioto Dolml w1tb a timer#. 2:023-5 far the .; mBe 'l.'ueldly nl&bt- /( t1... . 'I11ewblerpeld$\CU3111111S2.111. I.,W'aEllillei,whoa..drromllfth at tilt llalf to lEO Mid at the flnllh, """''""' .relllnlld SS,t) aDd $UI. ., ' ' ,s ~ VN•EY ,,. .......... ~· ill .-. r.J ...; •.•. ·-----·"' .... tft-2556 IS I ISIISI . . . 15'1c OZ. DEL MONTE SLICED • PINEAPPLE .. ~ .... ~~~siSI 2/Sl.·39· J6. OZ. DEL MONTE PEAS & CARROTS.~~~s2/Sl.l oz. : 10 OZ. INSTANT COFFEE '~ A~ .. . . oz. 79': COFFEEMATE .. ~~r~·~··· .. ~· $2.69 ' I ~· Ctn. ••••••••••• ' CRISCO Oll~ ... ~~ttte........ s1.29 1011z OZ. HILTON , OYSTER STEW p~~! .. 2/Sl. 79 , 15· OZ. GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS ~o~x....... Sl.89 _ 22 '... ., ' .. ! PLUS .su ' ! papers. PeJ110111 611 yean ot age or older r - - -...;;;;.__ _ _ _ _ _--:--:-------t---:"-----:-,....--,:.__--L---------.,;.;: are required to pUrcbue a pennaneat biiJI!lnillclme. • Hlllltlna Ucanea purchased by an 12oz.49¢ lue'fmoel u llltrler .. - . ~ -~ l"eCIIIIrl!ll ~tD: (1) !tile idi .Titlt dala ... the OOtll'lt! : PI t'tl ii previous beld iw!ltlna - are1lePt 7 8lld S: The locatloa w01 ~ llce!lse, or (2) prestlnt flVIdellee !#. be at ,the pau Waltoa ' Club 011 ,bavblg COitiPieted a hunter safety Cllester Twp. Rd. 112 (Bi!y Scout WIENEltS . . . . lnste8d of Zane Trace at Vlntm Coonty and Federal-Hocking batllcellle, provided they carry their tles Fort Frye Instead of North 1.0. card 111111 CWTeDt annual leave . GaDia. rr SHURGOOD the I .,..,. ., _ Creolr:tl 5'1."~ · - .. Forces while 011 !!J!DUal leave are not required to purcllal(! a lluDtiDa . wrl!IN.tee. or ONLY ,$ 4 A MONTH Cool-·-· I tlon l trom the Vfterans Members 17 Willi 2i &o.llm ...... 12 ~~~o~pn,._u "' ' CONPITIONER a ,..., ., AdmiDistralton. u ' From the Wild BROCCOLI ' a1' ihm ,l -~~•-u e · ( ' -Veri!U !!I• .Joe -UNI ' NOW RENT A CUWGAN WATER -•Ordo•u ,..,.IOGD wt.. illY lwiCIII' .-· _..~ .._ .. Jeffcoat. ol" ossc n , . . . . . ·-JW.IIIIw. BONELESS Milwaukee's Cllarlle Moore homered In the seventh, his second or the season, to chase reUever Mike . 1-IIW-1 . _ I t - Lnlrrpos 18 .... _,.. Alrr- drive in Franco. •• Area ..... 8ebool ····-~~ (Frida)) . . p'• . . . II,,, I CRANDPARENT$' DAY I$ $UNOAY . !EPT. 9th Fnuwo's single to right. Carter followed with a double to center te lltollll · - . !I W~IIOiiloVn . -·IIIIW'l'nlo%1 w 1 AlP'"'" ltat.e. JI-T. IW:4alll IIW II 1111.- . Robl-. I J ,., QmnW... - · Ollda, lllldl II d I tAl lie 1111 lallladPul"'lar".,.otiUiar 1111 oiLI!et at . . -.1. U Qnao. llwllall....,. , NAME _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Majors ' II 1, seventh whm Brett Buller doubled, stole third and went home on Jullo -.wiN !1-1!1 IIPMo u lf,lalllllr . . 'haela& biiii ..... T · wlllllm -~~~~ ""'PIJ. fWI, Clilmooll, No. f ID ,.w · 1 nllllp, will,_ put out- ENTRY FORM Mark BJII!Jilhard stroked his sixth horner ot the year to chase Neal Heaton, 9-lJ. The Indians went up 7-4 In the Scoreboard n N. . . INWr-ae ~~-~,:~~ laa Dlllt ........,, ID 11101 lllfiiDII ...... , ....... • carauaa a.o ,__ ...-. ... - Butler singled In a run In the eighth to account for Cleveland'l final run. ..~ Butler also stole two bases, g!vblg him a season career-high 41, ow'th ·best In the league. Cleveland took a 2.0 lead In the second on Cannelo CastWo's two- games, came on a changoeup from left-hander Bob McClure, 4-6. the Milwau~ Brewel'!' 8-5 Chris Banda ~ed the iltth with aslngletorlghtandTonyBernazard :n-ta.y: The VIctory lncreasi!d CJew. reachecf tlrst on a fielder's choice run single. land's lead to 3~ games over the · w11en Banda beat the thrOw to The Brewers c~e back with two Brewers In the battle for last place in second. runs In tllelrhalfoftllesecondpnTed . the American League E;ast. McClure retired the next two Simmons' run-scoring double and The loss mathematically ellml· blitters before Carter tagged a 1-1 Bobby Clark's sacrifice fly. nated Milwaukee's East DlvlsJon pitch over the left-field fmce for af>.2 Heaton gave up four runs m title chances, the t1rst team In either lead. hlts and had one strikeout. Em~ ' league to~ oot of contmtlm. • Camacho worked the last The Brewers cut the111argln to 54 As for being oot of the rare, In the sixth. Robin Y aunt Jed otfwlth · Innings to earn h1s 18th save. Milwaukee Manager Rene Lacllemannsald: "lt'sdoneandoverwlth. a triple to right, and one out later, r;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~ a lllttlo of two top ,,....... t olill - ))oq Flulle of Jloi. .UID Collllllllld Jeff OUIIIrt of W.· .,. CUollu U...,.. ..._- ._t. Pllltlo loot WI ...... to .... _ . . !lilt,.. . . ... LllllnJ low!. Gllllart ... ... . *WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. 10 P.M; There's notlllng we can do about it now.'' Carter's home run, his seventh of the season and third In the last two Mll.WAUKEE (AP) -Avoiding · last place Isn't the. only ·tlllng motivatlng the Cleve!~ Indians these days. The Indians, behind Joe Carter's three-nm Miner and toor RBI, beat loapt-.lflr..l'lllllpll! • C.'l DRAWING EVERY SATURDAY AT 8:00 P.M. BIG BEND FOODLAND ONLY Carier's blast tops Brewers Major Hoople's West Virginia will handle Ohio Univel'8ity in opener · FOODLAND: ·oPEN ·SUNDAY .10 A.M. - 10 P.M. ·wE SELL MONEY ORDERS BIG The Daily Sentinei-Page--7 HARTLEY SHOES . ' ' 210 lent Iaiii' ' 992-5272· NESCAFE .... ~ ... ~~r······~··· ss~29 13 OZ. DUNCAN HINES BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX ... ~~~ ......... s1.29 Pomtroy 40 OZ. JIFFY ·BAKING MIX .. ~~~~ ............ 99~ 175 COUNT FACIAL TISSUES 9 r ;, ( , ···~~- .~ - ·-~ - - I' • ' �. , ... . ' ...... -The -Daily Sentinel By The Bend August 29. 1984 Wednaad•Y· August 29. 1984 Calendar 8 Pllgl The Daily Sentinei- PIIQ8-9 WEDNESDAY ifine free :e.-.."'.-.+·h noted ~!J'iepll~ber Is nne-tree month to .,.. who have overdue books from ' · the Pomeroy or Middleport •• , ·; . re-o' · wA... N.. this year, not only Is·the nne dropped for those returning books, but through the . of Pickle Packers Inter· are marldng "Snacka Time," a pickle on a will be the reward. and "I Love Pickles" also been provided by Packers · for library ovE· RDUE *>OK&r MU provides Woodland service dlted facUlty In a rural environment W.Va. - John "We believe this relationship has for the Marshall doctors and Marshall Medical Services Inc. or exciting posslbWtles," said Dr. students," he said. "In turn, we will Huntington will manage the 10-bed Johnnie Gallemore, chl!lrman of enhanCe our services and add the Inpatient services unit roc Wood- Marshall's Department of Psychla· expertise tram the .Marshall Unl· land Centers In Gallipolis, ·the two try. "First, 11 ties 1n closely with tl!e verslty .School of Medicine faculty. lnstltutloll$ have announced. · school's commitment to outreach In " We believe thls relationship bas Woodland Centers Inc. Is a . rural areas. Second, Woodland bias . exciting poeslbWtles.'' said Dr. private, non-profit corporation de- fine facilities an excellent Johnnie Gallemore, chairman of llverlng comprehensive · mental program, one we are glad to hav~ Marshall's Department ofl;'sychla· health services to the residents of our students, residents and raQulty try. "First, It tieS In closely with the the Ohio counties of Gallla, Jackson participating ln. For our students, school's commitment to outreach In and Meigs. Its fully accredited partlcul 1 It will rovt Inpatient center Is located at ar y' P de good rural areas. Second, Woodland bas Gallipolis. · ~=-~ to rural ,mental health fine. facWtles lind an excellent · program, one we are glad to have John Marshall Medical Services Woodlands Executive Director our students, residents and faculty Is a non-profit medical made Dr. Bernard F. Nlehm said both . participating ln. For our stUdenll, up of Marshall University School of · Marshall and Woodlands wU! be- particularly, It will provide good Medicine faculty. · · neflt. "Wf! will provide an accreexposure to rural mental health" ~GTON, Rutland garden club . r~e·n·t mee · · tl•ng Ids h 0 . ' WANTED: OVERDUE - NJne.yeaHld Seva was qde lakeD with the balloou8 alid "wnaled" cllspla)ulln the Pomeroy as a plll't of the for lbe. line free · .L '-'\,..: A trip to Wooster to attend the andabackgroundornoneat8ll. Ohio Association of Garden Club's Also disPlaYing an auem~ Gardeuers Day Out was plaruied was Charlotte Willford who used during a meeting of the Rutland deer antlers, apples, tree branches, Friendly Gardeners held at the hats, gun case and !lllll'lglll$. Mrs. home of Joanne Fetty. Bolin and Susie Carpenter, both Marjorie Davis, Marie Birchfield, accredited . judges of \he OAGC, Janet Bolin, Margie Bishop, Char· crttlqued the .arrangmeilts noting lotte wwtord, and Judy 8mwden · how they could be Improved for 1jSE! p1an to attend the Gardeners oay Ina show. Out. The club also planned a trip to Juanita Lambert read a tip on Yankee Peddle In Canton on Sept. hollyhawks from the Gardeners 22. Memben were reminded that Log, and a preview of next year's those who have not completed lhEU' program book was given by Mrs. craft projects shwld do so by next Cal;lenter. Refreshments were served. · rna tb ~ An Invitation to exhibit In the Rutland Garden Club flower sbow. Sept.lSand 16, at the Rutland United Methodist Church, was read. A note of appreciation lor assistance In the Meigs County Fair flower sbow from Janet Bolin WaS read. Loni Snowden and Iva Sisson were wekomed as new members at the meeting. The newOAGchandbooks were sold by Mrs. Bolin. A llrograrn on assemblages was given by Mrs. Birchfield. She used two pieces of drift wood iiOoked toget)Jer with a sunflower attached to the wood. Coral, blue styrofoam, and small cyprus knees ampleted the sea scene assernlllage. Mrs. Birchfield read a definition or an assemblage and suggested the use of old autn parts, wood, metal, glasS, ,', ""' ;• ·...: pM'ARD - It's yaur dloloe, do JOB Ike sweet pij:lde8 or diD - r Bed h not IJelacllaedtorkeeplng out put llle due dale, you'D pt a pldde on a tGitllplck wllenyou ftCul'JI overdue booilatoeltberthe ~ueroy or Mlddlepon Ubllrlell durlagSeptember, a ·\W: ' flne..free 111016. IUidBIItb Powen, ......._, dlllplay acaupleof _.,,....,.... . tbey received for iiJe jli&UIIIIoo fram Pldde l'lldlers llllemMiooal. fi;::========:::t Wolfe reunion._cpnducted recently ~rt se;: ~:thws!':et!:. H4rryFrankllnLovepresldedatthe mj!etlngwlthElsleRDachglvlngthe seyrelaJjl and treasurer's reports. < Pick reunion • , :Jbe second reunion of the ~IS of Dana and Bonnie Fie!< was held Sunday at the homeof &ihdra SpeDcer, VIncent. fbose attending enjoyed swim-•~ "uiog and horseback riding. Jane FICk had grace before the dinner wblch was enjoyed atpoolslde. The 1~reunlon will also be held at the Spencer residence with the date to ~announced later. l\.ttendlng were Jolm and Jane F¥:k· Jay and Jill Reynolds, Richard and MlckeyFick, Chester; ROy and Doris Flck, Beth and Z:lchary Layton, Don, Charlie and ., 11 ,....,.~ ~ . nnle 8~ .... - J ..,Coumbus; Ron, JI!ID',JE!Ilnlfer, oannaandMellssa Bill, Parkersburg; Henry and Gltts were presented tO Eula treasurer. Wolfe, the oldest woman there; · 'Thelllll5reunionwlllalsobeheld Charles Love, the oldest man· at the Tom Wolfe resiOei!Ce. Jessica Ord, the ~~ Attending tor the first tlme were Joshua Elkins, the yOiingellt boy Howard and Betty Rllwlh. Each Harry and Ada Mile Wolfe, R,lch· . fllmiJy was l'ecognl:lied by the mond, Ind. and Randy Kelly, presldent,andeachonegaveashort· Centerville, Ind., the ones traveling hlstocy. The family of Eu1a Wofe, the farthest. .. · Racine, and the lateJolm Wolfe had Also recognized and presented themostmembenattmdlng. g1tts were Orton and Kate Roush; . Pictures were taken, and pra)l'l!l' the couple married the longest, and and group singing r1 "~ Be the Jeame Grate, the youngest rmlher. Tie that Binds" ck-' the reunion. Gltts also went to Kimberly Cox, Attending W'l!re Jack and Mary ' Roger Rolleh, and Stacie Krebs, and Ord, Elizabeth E1ldns, David and balloons were glvm to aD the Joshua, Orion aDd ·Kate Rllwih, chlldrm attending. l..aWI'E!Il(!e and PeaY Wolle, How· ard and Betty Roush, Bartlara Harry F. Love read a greeting Bordman, Nora Lewis, VIctor · card from Helen Wollenwebber of Wolfe John "'--• Andr ll'lcllana, and that Beulah and • • · • "'"'""'• a and JE!IiSie Ord, Aaron Wolfe, Tcln and Burton Webb had called earlier In Joan Wolle, · ~ and ~vis the day to extend greetings. Sidney Grate,HanyF.andKathleenLove, Kane was reported In a nursing Carroll and Adelle ~ Robert, lmne and Mrs. RDach suggest81 Elsie and RDeel' Roach, Stella and thatcardsbesenttohlm. It was also Stacie Kn!bl, Paul and AIJce reported that Susie Wolfe· had died a ......lpb T s """'""" , . . King, Camol and ~~ : : f i > r the next two Lena Mae Cox. Kimberly and La 'l'lrnley Colt, Wayne, Carol and reunonsldenwereJohn wrence R. Wolle, Randy Kelly, Hany M. and Ada pres t; 'ThoolasWolfe,vlre Mae w··•.... Char........... · .,.. ...... Maxine president, wlth . Elsie Roach to ,. - - .....,, John ....,...,, ·· - • • Aaronand contlnu.e as secretary and Troy Ho!Wk, l!lld Eula Wolfe. r ~irl scout picnic set '• 'The Meigs County Girl ·Scout p!CIIlc wW be held Sunday at the roadsldeparkonRoote33,11ghtslde ~ toward Athens. · lit ·.t he picnic the premiums ftom Ml!lgs·CWnty fair exhibits will be dlltrlbuted. Any questions regardlnJ the picnic for the premium dlltrlbutlon should oootact Harold or'Rbea NIJI'IU, 69116429. • .time. Happenings Aerobics Rl.JTI.AND - 'Ille Rutland Aerobics Club wW be holdlng classes on Sept. 5 !tun 9:00 to 10: 00 a .m. at the Rutland Civic Cen~. Both former and new members are welcome. Dues will remain at 50 cents a wee~c. I ;· & rocery } Carry Out G NEW HOUIS . 8 A.M.-12 ' Mldllight .,. Starting Sept. 1 LB. •' ROCK SPRINGS -The Oun reunion will be held at the Rock Spl1np Fa!Fgrounds on Sunday. The ba,sket dinner will bebl!ldati p.m. and relatives and friends of the family are Invited to atlelld. , , •, , : GJllecrion ~OY ~ LEG QUARTERS Chicken .........L~ · 49$ ·SUPERIOR'S 9 9¢' Frank.ies •••••••• The United PEII~ Church . will - be ~ newspapers Sotur· l2 day. ~one with papers to be picked tiP sbQuld caD 992-:lll24 or 992-B981/' U.S.D.A. CHOICE Chuck Roast •••• . LB. · U;S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast .~L~-. •• oz. $}09 $} ~ g · 4 MIXED fryer Parts ....~~·.. 49¢ •' .. •• I Mellala4'm Cowdel)' I •• Cowdery birth I • Mr. and Mrs. •Stl!ve Cowdery, girl; n . o t e d V4 Pork Loin • •••• Ours reunion · , .. Ch!W~, are 8llOUIIClng the birth . oradaughter,Mellssal.ynn,QRJuly '" I I. 1. I Mateinal grandplirents are Mr. and Mr!J. Walter P. Brown. Reeds· I' ville,&ljdthepatemal~ts ..' are Fa)oe Cowdery, Parkersburg, w. Va. and Dale Cowdery, Colum· . bus. Mrs. Brown spent a week In · Ch!Wcofbe helping care for her new MICHIGAN Mt. a!1d Mrs. COwdery have three SODB, Cfl.rlstropher, niDe; Jason, six, OFFER CLOSE$,AUG. 31,1984 and Bradley, three. 'I GOOD IN CABLED AREAS ONLY CAB·L E-TV LESS THAN 28¢ A DAY.! .. Bill,,......,._, ... ' ., STOP IN AND lOOI<·AT OUR ~ets recently Margarine ...L~- malt· for · patients at the Ptlme!'Oy Health Care Catter Wft'e J)lanDll!l at Jut week's meeting r1 ihe EliCta Circle, B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society, held at the MlddJ¥!:t First Baptist Church. ThefleY. Marl! McCiwla, pub', had IIi; blellilni ,before a patJuck fJfWI'5 STEGNER'S PORK .• - (SWUTSUITS) · gtvlng ~ O!Dcera' 1tp0il'ta Mft~and~nooop~a report on vlalts to ahlltlns. A thanllt .you letter W8l read from Ruth Norell ~~ IIIIIJIIOit Ia her fon!llll I ~worlc.ltwulllllld~ta tru1t ~will be ta1ren toaalaJtln, cri were llped m Katllerya M. . . and Eva Hartle:Y. both W, FOR MEN -, BOYS By Levi and DH(H .and VIVIan l1tua on her~. Plllll ~ l1llde to make lnvlta· tbll to be &MD 10111 won~uilllll!! I churdl lnYitllw 1111111 to the -~ terntal nawlluJ r1 the Sanborn · ,!Jodlll, , . fawn tor lhi Health ,cart cl!atlr Wlllbf,die~~Ye'ed there . . . - - O f the bQI!dayl tor ' ' ' Iqer eajoylrlall by the patlenll. Othen &tie .... .were L1D11m ~· Rlllda HID, Miry ~eWa, Mary Ann McOung aDCI Alma Marte. ·. .. . , .¢ BBQ Sauce ..~2~•••• 69 dlnnerl ~ l'E!IKI, a 1ett1r fnm Rebe<$ CUtlip, a ft!relln nllllloft.. ary; Alwllda w~ bad 111e ~prayer with Mary Hill!* ACTIVE WEAR . ALWAYS FRESH . · ~ral projects Including ' . Eteaa Circle lng •' ' . Celery ........!f~~K. 3I ~ugh(.er. ~een Wells, Doris and Bryan r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;i=;;ii;iiiiiiiiii~i..i ~~yard, Pomeroy; Debra Peck· nam and Danielle Woodyard, Mid· diWc>rt; Delma McAllister, Sandra, • ~berly Scott and Christopher StJ~mcer, VIncent. Phi Sorority, will meet Thursday for a luncheon at the I aSa!le Restaurant. Memben are a8lfed to tum In tickets on the fund raising project to ihe New York Cklthlng Hou,se prior to that : GW _ .. _ 298 SECOND -ST. POMER()Y, OH, PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., SEPT. 1,.1984 • . Plece1)tor Beta Beta Chapter, Be!B Slgm8 netlt. "We wUl provide an accre- : dlted facility Ina rural environment : for the Marshall doctors and i students,"hesald. · - i .--------.....JI--~--~-...:....-...:· 2'he 36th annual James Wolfe relmlonwasheldatthehomeofJolm . Tllomas and Joan Wolfe, Racme m:ently. ilarry Marshall Wolfe ·of Rich· J'l'l\lnd, Ind. had grace preceding the POMEROY :~~:~ :.~~::: ~~ ; ·Marshall and Woodlands wUl be- Mort-Sat 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM · 1HURSDAY group who use the llbrar1es to check homes for overdue books and advantage of the fine-trEe STORE HOURS POMEROY Wildwood G~ Club wW meet Wedrlesday, 7:00p.m., at Forest Run Church. Members to take cookies. ' and '~~iPowers, librarian, Is urging a:!** POMEROY -The WUdwood Garden Club will meet at the Forest Run United Methodist Church at 7:~p.m. Wednesday. Membe!'s are to take cookies . .d .T1 e..............oz.. 171 • LB. $149 BAG . 5 c..,. u.it 0. ,., heiiOIIIyAthwtl'l Offer Eqll'll s.t. s.,t. I, 1914 DOG FOOD . BABY FOOD .....,,,,.c..,.. ....... liMit 0. ,., . s.t. s.,t. I, ltU Off• &,lm ' $ . • ·I 59 $ .2 Ice Cream ...%.~~·.. . 1 9 GERIER STRAINED LB.$299 · BAG . · . . HYlAND CHIINII 25 .1 •• 2% MiIk......G~~L~N. FLAVORITE ' SHURFINE SUGAR VALLEY BELL $ 4.~0z. 5/$} c..,... llllllt fin hr GeM 0111J At Powell's Off• Expilts Soot. Sept. I, 1914 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 LB. BAG 79¢ . Limit OM Per Coupon Goo4 Oaly At Powell's OHtr bpirM Sat., Sept. 1, 1914 .... .. • . ' �. I • • . Page 10-The Daily Sentinel ' Wedneidlly, August 29, 1984 • Auguat 29, 1984 Blistering·heat closes schools, fells 55 bandmembers ByRONSIRAK A_.•ited~ Writer Seartngheatfelled55membersof a marching band at .the Minnesota State Fair, cooked crops ln Iowa's tlelds and·lllnled Midwestern classrooms lnto ovem as It hit record levels in .11 Cities, with forecasters promising m rellelloday. Texas officials meanwhile wamed that a prolonged droughtnow ln its l8tb month- could lead to massiVe wlldUfe deaths this winter and cripple a $2-bllllon-a-year . hunllnglndustty. The nation's midsection burned Tuesdaywlththemercurycllmhlng above 100 from North Dakota, near the Canadian·border, to Texas and the banks of the Rlo Grande Rlver. tn Montana, meanwhile, thou' sands of llreflghters battled stubborn wlnd·whlpped fires that have ..:charTed about 150,!00 acres and ·forced more than 500 prop~ !rom their homes. Officials were hoping that raln forecast lor the weekend would llelp their efforts. At least .11 cities tied or brolu! all-time hlghs lor the day, with·22 hlttlnglOOdegta:sormore,saidBW Slimmler of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center In Kansas · City,Mo. · · In North Platte, Neb., the 100degree reading was the highest re&lrded on Aug. 28 ln lffi :yean;. When the mercury hit the century mark ln Des MOines, . Iowa,. It shatten:d a reeord set in 1881. The mercury Tuesday hit 107 In Wichita, Kan.,1061nCalum1Ba, Mo., 1()11nKansasCity, Mo.,103ln Waco, Texas, and 100 ln Atlantic, Iowa. · Slimmler predicted mol}! of the same today from tiJI\ Pl;llns as tar east as the Ohio valley. "What we have Is a strongsurgeo! hot air coming trooi the Southwest, plus It has been quite dry .which has allowed the ground to warm up' enough to allow the air. to warm up that much more," Sarnmler said. The Minnesota band members all were tn:eted tor heat em.ustlonSlll1le receiving - lntnivenoua lh!lds atter they marched .lhroogh ~ heat In lleavy, all-season .unlfornlli at the state fairgrounds in St. Paul on Tuesday evming, otnclals said. The templ:t'atures had been as high as95whm bandstrlmfoorhlgh schools per!Dnned. Dr. James Cicero said several of the 55 people treated at St, Paul-Ramsey Hospital received intravenous fluids, but none was .Meigs gets,_____,..,,.___(_eo_nt_in_ued_fro__.~-page~t-)- - - - - "State otflclals were extremely pleased with our Initial grant from the year bl'fore and urged Us to . reapply. Funding seemed to bl' a ·sure thing. Then Athens; Galla, aild Jackson Counties were fUnded and 'Meigs wasn't." According to Jones, "I'm happy ·ror the people of Gallta County but once again, we've been short· ,changed and my question Is on the . review process." : . . Although C.A.A. prepared both ·. grants, they were not cleared through the same regional agency. - Meigs County's appllcatlon was · ~ed by BuckeyeHUisReglonal - 'Development Center while Gallia · County's was reviewed by the Ohio Valley Development Commission 1n Portsmouth. Upon review at the regtonal level, both appllcatlons :went to HUD in Columbus for the • final decision. Said Edwards, "The grants were ·almcst verba tum with the exception of the statistics themselves and one other document. .. Gallla'a application Included a )ettertrom the Ohio valley Development Commlsslon tavortng the . ~ayor's acceptance oi the Gallla program. Meigs County's application did not cany such a letter from Buckeye Hills bUt according to Tom Closser of' Buckeye HUis and Corrunlssloner Jones, aletteroithls type was not required. State Representative Jolynn BQs. ter sent strong letters of support for botli app!Jcatlons. Boster told Jopes that she too was upset about the MeigS Coonty rejection and would also make inquiries and then get back to Jones. Both the Meigs and GaDia grant requests were for $8l,OOJ to bl' used to repair 46 housing units over a two year perkxl with emergency money to be set aside for ten housing units over the same two years. GaUia's grant was cut by approximately $10,!00 in administrative funding. Better 8J'IUIIM'III During telephone calls made yesterday to the various agencies, Jones was told that Galla County had made a hetter argummt than Meigs County in several areas. · Conunented Jones, "Alter mak· lng a care!ul comparison of both Court 'l'Welvedetendantswerefln!!dand seven others forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. ForfeltlDg were Eugene Crablec, Rio Grande, $45; C. J . Barnette n. Given, W. Va., $51; Marc Sa!Tett, Gallipolis, $46; Ronald Johnson, Letart, W. Va., $49; VIrginia _Michael, Paneroy, ~; WIWam ,Amcild, Pomeroy, $45, all posted on speeding charges;. Fred Priddy Middleport, $43, stop sign violation, and $375, driving while intoxicated. Fined were Earl Phelps,'Porrieroy, $63 and costs, driving while IInder suspension, transtem:d to. Meigs County Court; Donald Icen· · ix>wer, Pcmeroy, $113 and OOISts, · intoxication, and $&75 in old tines; WDkleHoyd,Albany,$113andcosts, intoxlcaUon, and $313 and costs, fleeting an officer; Dennis Tolley, Albany, $ll3 and costs, controlled substance; $Ill aild costs, open flask; $37!! and costs, drfvlng while intoxicated; $43 and ·costs, left ol center; $313 and casts, fleeing -Dftjcer; $63 and costs, expired driver's license; John Harper, Paneroy, $63 and costs, !allure to register motor vet.lcle; ronald Patl1ck, Gallipolis, $375 and costs, driving while intoxicated; Walter Roberts, Po:meroy, $375 and costs; driving while intoxicated; Jeffrey Hysell. Po:meroy, . $63 aild costs. disorderly; DaleKnlght,Aihens,$63 and costs, tratrlc light vlolatloli; Ron Annes, Paneroy; Sherry :. Me~ County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight Issued an order today to destroy over 1,200 marijuana plants the sherlf! has confiscated. Meigs County Sheriff James J . Protrltt contlscated.theptantstrom May 26 to Aug. 26. The latest raid netted over 200 plants. In other action, the Ohio Depart· grants, I can'tseeanythi!lgtotellme why one county should get the grant over another: AU rm asJdna lor Is a detalled answer why we were rejected. If I don't get that clt1taUed answer then I'm going statewide and demand an investlgatlon." Jones pointed out that 10 months have gone by and Meigs County still hasilot been tOld why the litter grant A. Yes. YQU can start getting retlrement benefits as early as age 62. Bul It you do, your retirement benefits will be reduced. Benefits to people who retire early are reduc;ed to take account oi the longer period of time over which they will receive payments. .. Q. I asked the Social Security Administration lor Information about·my earnings record. When I got the lntorrnatlon, I found that the earnings I had In 1982 and 1983 were ·not shown on the statement Why Is ·this? '• ._.. •.,..... . . .._ ...::::-.::r..:- .... ,...... ....... . - . ~---·"' ,~t:...-____ ,.,....::',,......,. ~t:=-"r•nc•"-" n .• .....,_ . i ..CI. TY&II_..,_ ' 'J'. , ....... !INIIIIM..,.UIN) IIIYICI lnd . J~·""'-··­ JJ.T_ ...... · AUTO & TRUCK i REPAIR · - · Also Tra11smlsslon PH. 992·.5682 or 992-7121 -....c·. .. "'•c.nu• · .,............. ._Ntlot IM- 6 ...... 1 JIJ- CM-. 111- \1'-M ,.,._,,,.._, ' ,,._.,_,, .,,_ ,.._ ... '· ...-· ... ..._,._,..... 111- M!. . . "' Ul- ' - ••-n .... ,.,_ .......,. ,.,_ .... .., ...• _ ,. . . . .:~=·loow ,.,_. . . . ., . :!==-1-----. ... . ....,.._11 ::~-:·... ------j =~== . ,..,_,.._ :t=::.~.~. ..,...,._..,-..,. ::::::.•.o;:_ Ut - 11• 61101 .. UI - Chltf.,.Oin . lti - N..w.Oiol ,,._ W.Mtl 1:11- . . . _ ' William R. Wloldlna Mtlga County Auditor (81 29. 1tc bcino, !)h. . 849-2969-949-2263 J.F SERVICE CO.NTRACTI NG : :. FREE ESTIMATES '~"· S.tln Wn~ara. , 1 lllllrl~l. IQIQ. · . , Til• API'LtANCEI ' 773-5839. or 773-5788 127 lr4 Alt .. 11111110111, 1111. : (Opoo O.iy,I SltorUI' till P.a1 SMA« JotS PH. 992-2471 · 713011 mo. pd. 8/13/1 mo. PH. 448-1118 In other business, Sepierrlber asphalt bids were •awaided to Asphalt Mater'lal CODStructlon Cc:mpany of Marietta. . It was also decided ~t ~­ slon for Columbus and Soothem Elect11c Company to place lines across CQUJity property on·Route 7 would be ~ untO the power canpany turnl$bE!s a plat for county records. County Highway Crew Supervisor Ted Warner reported that sealing has been comPleted on County Road ~ County Roads 31 and 35 should be rompleted today. .Emergency I squads busy FOR SALE for "beut tht 101111 price 01 a doubl•witll, we offer a '11h ''"' SMALL ESTATE MERCHANDISE SAT., SEPT. 1 Cape Cod. Why pu1 yew m-y in a mollile h - when you can lnvllt In 111 appreciating , ...,. Wa will fill• your pr111nt mellill home 1111 tr... At R. R. Durst Residence Stiversville FOR . SALE . for . , , . (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: lhrH acres with 1 nict· ';::~~-:-~=~~~ jj The Meigs Coonty Emergency Medical Service reported nine squad runs. Rutland went to the~ Mine 1 at 2: :16 a.m. for Dana Ward to O'Bieness Mernor1al Hospital; at 4:06p.m. Middleport went toHol2ter Medical Cenler cilnic lor Steve James to Holzer Medical Center; RutlandwenttoMelgs¥Jne1at5;~ p.m. tor Rollle George.to. Veterans oearn Y• H.,;, ht Yw Fflllilr7 SAVE OVER 50% NEW' SHIPMENT! ly constructed concrete. blocl home 26x30. 3 bed· rooms. one blth. 12d5 t1111ily room. Plrti1lly Clrptlld, fuel oi lur111ce wit~ fiCilities for woad· burner. 12d5 block stor· qe build ina, 20130 blocl · pr•ae. Riaht off Rt. 248. cotntry settina. 'h mile •st.of Chestar, Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE Ill RACINE: DowMtlirs equippld with kitchen, livina room. dinina room 1nd den; upst1irs his two bedrooms 1nd one blth; house 1110 his blllmetlt. Lot sizupprox. 48'1308'. lheds .Ork. II intarested contact The Home llltio111l lllnk in l!lcine, 949-2210. VEir FAMOus uu•IIJ[!!!]!~@~!![ FIREPLACE .INSERT AND FREE STANDING STOVE $599 CHOICE OF 4 COLORS t--------1 'FREE $50• nu - nl. T.EAFORD I . ·' 216 E. 2nd St. Pllona 1-1814)·992-3326 " ' w.-- c.JI IINGSIURY HOMES, INC. RADIATOR SERVICE We c1n rtp~ir 1nd reCOil l'ldt1tor1 1nd huter cores. We C.n 111o 1cid boil 1nd rod out r1di1tors. Wa 1lso repeir Gas T1nks. FREEZE.R . : SALE SAVE UP TO '1 07°0 ~:.,.r ': '• On This Big TRUCKLOAD PAT HILL FORD 992-2198 Mlddl..,ort, Ohio SALE ' While, They l.aat ,.,.... MGM FARM CITY, INC. ·"CVT OUT FOR FUTURE : USE" KEN'S · APPUANCE SERVICE All Mok" •W•....,.•Diahwoaharl •Raneoa •RtfrillfO'atora •Dryera •Fe ..... PARTS lind SERVICE Now ' IU~S .:........ 169.95 GIILL•.'.;............. fr42.50 I. SUPPORT ....... 014.95 ' TAIL GAT........ :. 185.00 FOlD feiDII .... 169.95 IUMJIII ............ I69.95 AIMStmtCar Co. ' \,. I ................. . Business Services ·;·· SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. DHIO ·Authorizad John D11r1, New Hol11nd, Busb Hoa farm Equlplltnt Dteler New Homts~Exttnsivt · , Ri!Rodelina ' lnsur~nct Walk : c~lt., Pole lldp. , tilqlfl . Rooflna Work · Alu11111ium & Vinyl Sldlnas ; : & Service ll·l·ftc t .J.ffl "'m••t PH. 992...11 I "Frt1 Eltlllltes" IIEW LISTIIIG- 6 rm. older home wHh bath; Pomeroy water and nice lot et_Miners· ville. F'or just $4,500. ' 15 ACIIES- Two trailers 2 bedrooms eac~. ready for occupancy. A gOOd invest· ment at $15,000. ' Vinyl • Aluminum" • SIDING RENT ACAR . PIANO TUNIN(; &REPAIR CALL ·. 446-4522 BISSELL SIDING CO • . "We llent "B11utHul. Cu1tom Built Gerage1" C1ll for free s.idinlestlm•tes, 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday C1ll1 3-11-llc '•r ,_... . . • U-SAVE, AUTO -· RENTAL BARGAIN -Pomeroy outs. kit1s. Smail 2 BR home . ~ad to sell. Lot on Statt 12 ACIES· - 3 bedroom home llilh fireplace, Sutton lwp. Most nrillerals, timber llld tractor'llnd near Recine. Warlcman... lp u.."" &.· t:"''"'""' ,,..,. 1:! t'n .'oi,,.r.·lt•,c Uri~ (;tdlln PH. 614-992-3718 MIOO&IPOIT, OHIO 7/30/84 -AddoM...., ,.., a diM.,. -ftootlnl and-Canae11 WOftl ' -l'lumll!ootl and t F-Eatlmtttal .. . \... - . .. . --. ··- ·-- v. C. YOUNG lit . 992·6215 er .9 92-7314 Parnerey, Ohle • •TROPHIES · •PLAQUES *AWARDS RACINE - 3 BR home remodeled, carpeti~r. wood cablnl!ls, 2 baths, au lur· nacce and prare. · POIEROY ,;_ 6 rm., 3 BRs, 11. basement, remodeled, beautiful wiew, 2 porchel, 1nd wtlk to the stores. ·-·411·· Dehu~era,l'a~a IIEW HOUSE ~ 2 bed· rooms, .recreation rm. not finished. Owner wHI finance. Good quality. In Middleport. $18,000. . RIVUVIEW - Near stores in P,omeror. i story frame, 3 BR, full basement, Clll!lral heat. Make us an offer. SCOTT'S · PIANO TUNING Quallly 'St. Rt. 160NtNth ~ . CJalllpollt, Ohio · 7/11/Hn We Han A Full Time Shop Technldan en ilu'Y TOWN & VETERINARY · CLINIC RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 II IIDDLEPORT PT. PLEASANT OFFICE TROMM SMALL AIIIIAL' HOURS EXCAVATINQ ,...., uo p,lll;-1 , ••• . . ..., 3 , •••-s , .111. TllwldiJ , , .... sp.lll. .sEPTIC Snfas: eGRAVEL HAULED JJ05 JACUOI AVE. - IOIIfllr I ,_111,·5 p.111. frldly I p.•.·2 ·p.lll. . . . , 10 ~•·11:30 ..... LA.E AIIIIAL AID SUIIm If A""lnEIT •LAND CLEARED i WELDING & FABRICATION MIDDLEPOR? PLASTIC ARTS 30 Yn. l•perlence • Bob • Jean Gilmore l. CUP rHIS NOTICI '01 IUI'rHfll ltffRINa [,..atlvlly Ia Our !IP""Ialty . 50 Riverview Dr. 1114dllport, Oh. 992·6128 · /10/1 mo. PAUL L IHOCIUY, D.¥.1. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 8-8 t D= ::fr.~. v!cu:::! cG--....... -c.-htlfRd.- cirp .. 114-441·0214. R...,_ afa • feat G a l - _ . . . . E-Vep oter plll>s' Fruth clwa. knic-knact. topt. rniiC. No junk • co- oarly. Moving aale, Sept. tat. and 3rd. It Don Welker·• relidence, Fifth St.. Recln.. Ohio. Yord Stle· Thuradey 30. Frldty ~ 1, • Saturday 1. Behind licenM bureeu In Po..,.roy. Naw tlactrlc fur· nac•. riaw doll houaa. Call 114·9il2· 72111. . . __ ..,..._nlatlon ... .......... ..... ,....... With -= -P.O. 8011 - 804.toJ...._, Robin Ely, Oh 411140. Otadllo• faro -'!· 1-11·14. a.c.s. 11 .., aqua! opportunlty..-..pt Ylf· ~I Moving aalt. II 41741 Rt. • 338 Lotan Falla. FurnhuN, 1ome entiquet, cloth••· mitc. Thun. Aug.30·1un. Sept. 1. J-------.-21 Bulin- 10pportunlty INQnCEI THE OHIO VAUEY PUB· LIIHING CO. - - · tllat you do butln- with - · y o u " - · and NOT loaandmonl\'tlvouglotlla mall untl you -;. gtlldtlla ulfwo••· Ntedtd· ambitiDUa - alblt, onln dad paoplo. Full or pert-time. CaM 441IIIII :;::;::::;';:==::;:=== 22 Money to Loen HOME LOANS FIXED RATES 8tlow mMkat relit. Flaad conventional FHA· VA.Luda·r ·MortJ'I'· Athtna. colltct 11 -19230111 . 23 Ytrd aalt: Marilyn Po-l' a VIne St.. Racine. Stpl. 1, 9 :00· 3:00. Rain cancola. Lunon buNt. I rooma, beth. beeement and garage . Enarav lffk:ltnt. ·110· a. 3003 Parrloh Avo. 304-1171· 23B1 . Frldtv • tlatun!ay. Pienta, clothing. glaaawara. plcturo tram••· furniture. beby Hama. 6 mllta out Rt. 141. I v- old country home. 3 -ooma, In-ground pool. Prlcad on lnapoctlo.n, 304· 182·2111. • Mini Floa Markat. Church of Ood of Prophecy perklnt lot, Oliver Whita Rd . Aug. 30Stpt, 1. FOI!IALE: 3-oom, with ll...,._a, air cclnd. ~~~-· pool, 100 pe; _,,financing t71.aoo.oo. Mt. Varnon Aft. 4 bldraa•. 22 We· lhloogtonAve.. - · 1 acre t32.11()0.00. 3 of n- eza.ooo.oo. large lot wHio out buldln... Rt 2 4 -rooma, ct'1lflad. t.ncad ytrd 4aalt -dlngl: FOR RENT. Rfii'RCY, Inc. ..,.,_,.ezoo.oo month. kitchen tu ..........: 2 bed· -oarn rooma. .... · ·•71.00 good location. Apt.frarn to U41.00-udltlaa partlctlly ptlcl. A·Ont Rail Eat· Itt. Carole broker, 304-171·1104; Howard Lee Yiagor. 111. oalaamon 304-1171-1311. Y-. Profellional S•r.ic!!• 32 Mobile Ho11111 for S1l1 Plano Tunl,. and Rapalr. , -~-----­ lrunlcanll Co .. 441· NEW AND UIED MOBILE 0117. T•••lleth of q...aty ativlce: Lana · Da· HOMO KESIEL 'I QUAL· 1TY MOBILE HOME BALES. 4 MI. WElT. GAWPOUS. RT 31. PHONE 114-4417274. ....... 114-?.-2·2111. r - - . . F - .... R.... ,..,...._ .......r.... knacko , chlldrena · baby clothH. Rodnoy Vlllogo II. Oavln Dr. 8-1. Fri.·Sat. ;.:··.=::.:. ~i year oommtanerrt to 1M pooltlon raqulrod; ••IM'· -ln-lngwHio-· 31 Hom11 for Slit 1881 Naahut 2·3 bed· - · .,.,.._ will tllll. CaM 114-241·1102. ...-too,... -w-.-.,.-......... · .t'!' "tfr"', ·. M-- 2----ful '"'*'t M•hlnlcll WOflt • Cal'l • TrlctOI'I Truck - Autom1t1c . Trenamlllion PH. 614-247-2575 8·2·1 mo. .. FlEE HEARIIt8 rtSTS W£DIESDAYS CO!Iplltlrlllllllllillll ~ lelectiOII Oepellfllllilt H.-1111 Aid StiYict LISA I. KOCH, I.S. Uclllttd CIIIIICII Altllolollst (114) 446-7111 or (614) 112-1101 . 417 l~elllld AYIIII, loa 1213 1 81111118111, ~ 45131 . 1- ...... ..._._ a- M'ouncl,... 1--------.,.., 1 =----: 3 family yard aalt. Thurdoy; Fridty • Saturdey. 297 Mill Si.. Middltpon acroaa from pott office. 4 FemHy Furnlkl_re, knick 1r11, generous benefit• 111 r' 111. C. elkttnnce. ·... O...t location. 1480 aq.fl.. 1871 .14a70 3 btciroom with ...,. nll&ll WI. lend ,._ largefamlyraom,3bdr..,1Ya H .~. fu Hely land . Tour lpaclal .,.... P.O. 8ox8008oonh betha, stores I bulldinp. - - · aat up on • lot In l'lrk La ..... T1ola .,....,.. Point, Oh 4111G. ·G...., tlohoul Dlotrlct. Horne eoun. hpt. 1 ....... ,_ ••• tfter · ---far-.,-.. -llad- ouma 8Ya" mortgoge wHio tf11r IIFM 441·1310. dell. ,o Vlaa. _ fDt. -1213. poy-. Cal441.._ CWll h t_ ref t - .-.- -' • - - .......... -.,. 1177 Mobile homo 14)(70. e.pr•••· c.11 e1•·448· good nlty. Call 431:1. 1 1 4 - -8 · 38R, eir--In · - ·centrel Hou.- far 123 4th Av.. •clo11t. with Contacttfllr2:30PMtttlola to lay "'Y llvln· no. 441·2231 .,,llro11 tlola _..ro, -pinning, vary "'-· IIIOVI or laave on groom ........ no. 1-114-2112-lzU. n1ct co-.., lot. CoB 311· Ctl 11417117. . 218·12111. beasrnent on nicetolet &011 -A•IIIable. T - Rlclgo Ave. Rio G....... oh. 1110 Fairmont Happy Houu. 2 lr, carpet, Aidta 141 poaltl.ona. by appal onty. uc. - - Aaklng 19100 qr Oo 'llflwtlans- hlalo toloool Show Calll14-812·7424. offer. Coli 241-9282 llljoya -Ina wfllo child· Nlco 2 bdr. utllty room. aftarl p.m. ...... . al8ry ••.-.30 per hour. ....... nlca yard, naw furNine month paslllan. Phone n•nce. hot wet• ••nil. 11770oollnor, 12x80.two or write: OtMit County prlcad right. Ctl 441·1111. bed1ooma on privata lot, lldwoll Vlllogo. Unfur- o f MR·OD, P.O. lox ..._, no patt. 514-318· 14, c ........ Oh Ul20. HDUat far b y - · 3 11141. 111•1 317-0102. land work bdr., 2 ballot, cant air, 2 ... hiltOI"y. reeuma. tefMMCM. genge, ,.t. 1tove die· 11721110b1te homo. 12a85. O...ne • leptentbef 10, hwathtr. Cal 441·4M8. 2 bdr., AC, toOd cond. 1184. Prlcad to atll. Coli 441· 7171 or 441-828B aftar laad ~-r ,.... -'-er .MiddlePort. · ...... ftvt C room• • bath. A Nil aAR· IIPM. • to join Ootptl roup. 304- . QAINI Cal 814·182·1141'. 77S.IU2. 1 2all, 3 bedroarn. 1 Ya - . a1 you want, no a - A - Ragloroet Can· 3 lr. 3 ful 11n both. 2 - """'· cantril "'· corpttad - · 2 ...... out Glenwood ter. H-lfl lnttnoctor. ~~~-· 2400 Ill· fl. of llvlntl tloroUIIhDUt. tl.800. Coli R-. Oltnwood. WV. 304- rnlnl...,m llllllfloetlono. 72 · Cal 317·0180 tfllr 114·211-1114 aftlrl. 171-21110. lor. '*'- .....,, P••*-'"111111 4pm. 1873 Klrkw- 12xlll fur· Mtla c:.upoo pup I to 10 ~~-11tkt.Co-Oavld -ad • lot, with eatr~. mo.lloa old, aM ahota .._ . ·Eakle. 304-712·2121. IYa"aaaumabltlotnon E.O.E. Y1· old brick ranch CaP 441·2320. ........ 304-171·2127. hDUaa. holu- on Baby- - I n North of land. 3 IR. • - 1111 Naahua 2·3 bed· Point lchool , . _ lor DR. nlca kitchen, roonoa. Mutt alii, tatraa, wHI ._, achool chid. ortllty room. Firwpl- In - ' " " '· Col 11•·245· • pplas. mather Springer CaM after II p.m. 304-171- living room: t413 mo. IM'Y- 11802, mont. U.780 down. Lo· -::-:-:--:-=-::-:--:-:--:--1-'tl. ... tfllr. 11:00. 71110· -ad naar Canterv. .. 371· 3 • -·WI& aa112 with Iota . 304-171-1111. Callla Ttlevitlan field angt. 2 I 0 3 • ft tr 8 P · m · Clay·Chtpel Rd. Could ba naaM• M·F. Expo. Wlll<daya. good Income. Ctll814·266· In polo lrnlt angl· 1010. I Loat 1nd Found -~~~~ - cable 1....,....,n. Malntanano;e frea new :-::::::--:--:-:--:-=·••bltha, NEW: Sprl~brooko 14X70, ole ....IW'l'... • M Ult hDUat ra bo.~ ~ with 3• bdr'a. , __2kitchen ' wllllnt to Mvel. Iring ut bl room - 3 bldroom, y window, all Loot In Rock lprlnta reaume and atltry Nqulr· on .1 0.100 lot and.,..._ eiiiCirlo. oxtra lnaulatlon Tri-color Walker Coon to Gory"'- and bldg. Col 441-9472 - . . packagt, hDUat·typo furniHDUnd. R - fDt lola,.. A - tno. 1410 Jeffanon 2:30PM. turo. Prlct a13.9&0 . turn. Ctl 814·182·2770. llvd .. ""'ntPiuatnt. w. Va. - --ol-d--ba_d_mo-,--bat-loh- 1 4X80, 2 bedroom · 1 • , gaa, t11, 410 . USED : •3 •2 Wad and T1ou011, Aug 21 and- 8 y,.. Loot In Rock IPfiNI a - 3 0 . 1 : 3 0. 1 ~ 3 0 p M . feb rnlly rooln · !!_ with wood Trlatar 12XIO, .2 bedroom. W - c- Hound. wlollt, E 0 Employer umar. 1 ..- -ltrllllt. on 111 tlactric. Eactl!ant condi· ten. Cal 112' . ' I flat ..,.. with ltocked don. Vlndtlt 12XIIO, 2 2770. WDWIII Avon haa an _ .. pondi.1C4-~";"2,..141n1 Racine. bedroom, gaa, rail nlca. FNI tunlty for youl l'alnl PIN- Call · delt.ory •nd att·up. Gene'a Mobllt Homea locattd 2 LOIT: .,_.., jlllttlc rltn lolfo.. aant Rt. 2 and N- H _. ••aalanu 304-171-1421. 4 room houle, bath. milia from Reven1wood lt. .... R -. Call lolat. ..... - · Lont lt., lrldgo. Junction Rt 2 and 441-2273or441-7140. Rutlan4 . CaH 114-742· lnt-•ta 77. CaM 1 · 3043181. 273-li131. Loat and found on lud 12 For aala b y - = 7 - r old -:-1-:-17::-:1:-:-14:-a-:7-:-0-m_o_b!_la-h:-o-rna-. Cloaftln lid. Mtll ........ ho,... In ..-'!Ia tchool .... Totti goo, 2 bldroom. 2 DolOr 011 Duka. 104trlct within nilnutaa of al 3 . . .. Call 814-843·5240 1 ... 3331 or 171-1121 . wil ~ pleno IIIII»M in 11tY mlnao. Looattcl on II ...... avenlnga. H - II apllt tntry, ctr· · CaM 448·1111 tfter patlll, 2· 3 hdroarna. 1 1970 Champion 12XIO. 2 1:30pm. bath, rectntly lnour.ttd, bedroom, ,...rpttad,. con· Cuoto<-. for the Ctlllloo vinyl aldlnt. Lived In vary trel air, front porch. Good c,...,..th. 1aoal'arW. unit. P - to atll. Coli aondltlan. Celt 812· 7871. _ , 1G-IPM, Mon.-ltt . 114·111' 11113 or 811· 1211. 1174 Mobile harna, 12xl0, CaM 11 ...311·1001. total 1l1cbk with woodVI anll\' In noy ...,_ t.the Horna far by - · 1 bumtr, 2 - m a . loth. tldarly. 11'1""" 'I - . - l U I - Melgo MIIIMin a half. For _.Information Public " - ..., t ..... GM1ne lor D....... Laraa DDUntry lilt· cal 814· 742·2721. the tldtriW. Cal 114-W· chen. 1·4 h ,,_,._ 1 Ya 1--------::-:-:--:• Atictlon 2147." bath.-•hul-.1111 188t lohuiU Ltd. 3 br 1Ya bloak bam, brlolo .....,, blth. tottl eltc. contra! air, or , _ 111000 -. --aolectllmnia vao- for t1t1ar1y far guloll ·• :lion•. ~loellnll ••-•toboo....,_ofln tillp•'"!" 114-112·1142 !_~~DOd loondd " - Ylralnle noy horne. ttm •••• - · CaM 11 ...111·.,.02. 01111. ..... 77. "* Ono day only. Sat ..Sept.1. 9 to 4 . 43 Colt St .. Middle· port. Next to river. Furniture, diJhta, clothing, blcy, IYa aaau,...bleloon, 3 br. 3 _ , . old, 1- IIO'a. 304171-1713 tfllr 4 . lorl- lattlllltiOII A 1 - I IIEW LISTING - 4 acres m/1 w~h smltl 2 bedroom trailer, utra wat•r tap for ,second trailer. GOOd road. 8 miles. from Alhens: Only $10,500. ..w-_.,. -· lla.Ohla. E a c a i - - . . . .--.t-- sur n Y I'INCI • '120 I. _.., ' ' : . · : 111 Y.. ,. Experienoe ; GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 , ·.: or 992-2282 · •I '' Farm Equipment Parts ACaNT •• ROUSH ' ' CONSTRUCTION : ; Announcamentl . ····················-········· Golllpollo Flta Morktt Fri ., lat. • Sun. Indoor-outdoor, N- Frldey Night Marktt atana 3PM 1111'1 Rt. 35 • 1e0. Call 44e-7037,. C: Paulino Ridenour raalclance ot Cheater on route 241. Sept. 4th and lth acrooa from Nez:erene ·Church . Good women. clothlna llaa 1B-20'h and ahoao 7~·8~ B. Dlohaa, kitchen booth, lott of mi1c. Y•rd a•'•' Sept. 4-1. Dlohta, toyl, ltOOkl, piiiOWI, coma fofla. 1'\1110. clothing, aU alzH. Lota of mlac. Flm hou11 pelt Methodllt Church in Chtater. Mini Flta Mtrktt, Sat.. Sun .. Mon. Sopt. 1 at. 2nd. 3rd. 8 till .1 . f!tfrlgorator, Singer -lng machine In coblnet. coffee • tnd ttblla, l•miM'. tlac1rlc ty_.;tor, porch 111c1tr. lawn chllra, plctu• hmea, kltchtn gadgata, dlahH. uaonad· gloaawa,., wicker bul<tta, molocigony rodtlng chair. 1 day kay wind clack, metal toya, Hull ponorv. Clark' a thraad apool cabinet, blanltata. llnena, recordl, aalt • pepper aata, Iron bed with tirtoa knoba, beby bed. Jim Bum china dec.lntara. compo1ition • other doUa, tlactric hilt.,., old truck. foot lockar, toy dlahH, lard p,..., coat Iron pota, taa kettlea, dated earn jMina, urty 1100'1 beby butiiiY. aaua- • coffaa grlnden. 1812 Ha· milton Klnt Cooa-Cot. trey, na,... brand caat Iron lmplt· ment aaata. church picture plttta, 10,000 laaorttd booloa. old mutlc booka of tnt-Intra of 20'o • 30'a, old toola, r.rgo atltctlon of bolll, nalla. 1113 picture of Phl._plola Ntdonal.a blaa· bell taam. Iota of mlacallant· oua llama. Paul Donnay'o, cornar of St. Rt. 514 • lldwoii·Rodnay Road In Blclwtll, Oh. Saturday Stptambtr 1ot, 1·11.-493 Oak Orlve. Somt· thing far evoryono. Call 1114-31B·91115. 1 Cor aaat. baby clothta: -::-:=:--:::-:-::--:--=YARD SALE; Aug. 3111. ,a. through Sept. 4th at 11 pol'lfl. T.V .. furnlt..,. ... and tdulta clothta, •nt!quo gloaaware. Somtlhlng lor .......,ono. All prlcod to go: Rain canctla. GARAGE SALE: Aug. 31Stpt.. 1. ROIIVIIII Pottary, 41 ator flag, Occuplad JajMin Shirley Tompl• 1917 doll and colltctora ltomo. plano, Rutl•nd -k• tnd. drum, men aulta 42 •·ttll. Otorgo Whitt raoiclenca, old Rt. 33; 112·2939. Yerd alit: Aug. 31-lapt. 1. Toyo, ..nnlng jara, amall · clothing, etc. Evarythlnt muat go. Low prloH. 4th lind P..rt. Raclna. ' Ytrd aalt: Sept. 1 at and 2nd a1 Robert Alklre'a In Harrl· aonvHio. laby bid, clothta, stedlurn eut1, tl,.., .miec. ...... Pt ·Pieiililrif .... · & Vicinity Homea for Sale • . ·-·----···-------------------- •.:========J t -.s own-'-'· : r-----~-------1 , BOGGS Chevy Tru...... HOODS ............. II74,95 Phone 742-3171 In ;:".!:J'a l•cludtd. H!gh Dilltama. Ohio Drivw'•Lin .............. 1"':::::':':':::::::"':':'::~:-:-:=,·. clolno - " · parta, tnd ..... DR ..., ......... '76.95 00011 ............ 1149.95 Cheryl Lemley, lleip County Assoc:iltt the · clolldren whO mtdt thedey to mamortllla. llbte ltudy Cloao, Tho M-'rog ltar Church and ,__..,.____..,.._.,I 3 WHA~[\:2~~ 1~ARTS makt 41". Ctl1 W - : hit tlma, live In H...._...,forMOinttr• maolatt cera t.clllty to< the ......., .....d inGeHipa 4-!1-!tc ·· ··-·-------- -- --- - - -·-- - ~ - - - Mlddlaport. Nlca 3 bed· room, goragt. b o - t , onlc. Ownar financing or trtde far tmtlltr home. CaH 4·182-8008orl14-74247. . ~.Oh . ....... Clrde, and their , ........ lpeolel thenb to the..._ of M,.. lhultr"a SWEE~ER , ... ., . II. l. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Strvice Mr. and Mro. e.rt llouler with to-al-rfrltndt Md nelgt t iWI who h•pecf ...._ llrinlla. ..,_. anee, plofn Lr'anll M:tlt&lcM noqulrtd. ~to Mr. Wlo!t• at Ohio Job ltrvlou. OaMI· ubtww• •ht* toldln wed- - AVON clint .... ......., with ...... 441-3311. 915"3561 New 'R.rat~ . I ..............-===:..:...--:•f: ... M~GHEE 3471. . . . . . . , •z 1 lw c1d in MGM FARM CITY : . 114·892,2181 ~wt luyiJIO dilly gold. colna,•rlnta. )lwalry, attrllng w-. old colna, large .,.. renay. Tgp prion. Ed. Bur· katt • - lhop, 2nd. Ave. M._port, Oh. 81 ..·112· 11 Help W1ntld • ' Middleport & Vicinity 1--o-'---,---- 77110. 64 MIIC. Merch1ndl11 • Pomeroy ,_.,.,, Oh. "1711 or •CIM 814·112· Jll CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 • forthcorniDg. =·· •wATIII. OAI • OILUNEI ~IGI 01 & Vicinity 18 Wanted to Do · =· •cullOM lUlLT HOMEI _ .. ....Pomiiro;; .... -.... lpm. Caah peld for fancy Iron or Would liQ to point t,.Her roota. Call114-2111· 1121. up for _,.In Mtlp Co. ,ler8. Old time CUP· Will do I I t boord . con 1·304-IB2· nanca. E.:=i. p1::,;.:~ 2711 • painting. Aleo bullillnt • COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS ...,.,r, Ph. 81 4- 378• FURNITURE. ladt, iron, l"':'"-----,--·lc- ~=· d~=: '1Ja,., a,..._,,jold tnd allver. Writ•· .0. •OOZER • IACKHOE •RECI.AMAnON WORK •OIL F1ELP I~RV1CEI •ouM~ Tlluett IERVtCE •cONCRETI WORK -CAS -SEPTIC ...... Giiiiiiioiii........ . hNvy Iron beda. t110 and M-. Rt.2, f'-oy , Oldo :DITCH WITCH GAS LINES .WATER LINES SEWAGE tiNES 5705 27. the Me1gs County . .,., Budget Comm1sslon w1ll meet -==~;::;,;;=:;:==;:· August 30. 1984. at 10:00 a. r GOOD USED m. m the Audnor's Off1ce to re~AI • ELEC DRYEl! ' v1ew the budgets of all s u bd.v~· shtrs lo IIIIich. Upr t i : soons ROOFING CO. Palming . Storm Doora . & Wlndowa 4 8R. LR. OR. equipped kitchen. 1 Ya both. largo 1 cor gorog~, largo lew! lqt, CA. hthly pointed, ovoHablt lor lmmtdlltt occujMincy. Ya milt from HMC. t44.100. CaM 304-1711· 7147 l!ftor 11 Blldbuty lor 11 month old. Mancley thru Frldty ~~-1-4·-8,...82-·2_1_1_7_ . -~-=· lttnding Tlmlltr. Cal 311· IIOtl or 311·1117 8fttr II. P&S BUILDINGS ' ... ~-~- Ph. G uttera . .....,uta Down .,.Gutt•• Cleen.cf · Ph. 614-143-5191 f"'"· w- NEW-REPAIR UTILITY BUILDINGS _ Sizes fro111 6'16' Up to 24'136' . lnaullttd Dl!l.HOUHS · lltuadon wanted: v-av In DUr horilt fDt tllallklaoty. 11 .,..,. .,........,.., LPN care Phona 814-112· 73 1 '7_ _· Wll provide blbvaltttnt' - · vi.. In my hOme. Hemlock :;:;:. a-. CaM 814·112· 7:30-3:30. M- how..-. to~ uatd COli. ~;~· Coli 182"2881. .tier wood hit-, lwtln Furnl· 'l~------'---'~ tu,., 441·3111. 3rd. · • Hove vacancy far flc!trly. Olive lt .. OlllllpGIIa. Oh. Room and bOird. Raalona· ble. Coli 112·8022 or Ill· 4411. r--------,,1 . ~:: ::;::::.:~o ":.!'l:!:~~. : ::.:::;.: ,............... periN! Jim Mink C'-.·Oidalnc. Ill G - Johnaon 448·3872 · l..;mo;;;.~ . .._ _ _ _&;;.·;;;IO;.; "-'' ,,_... o...... -..... ,........u .tO :t.~=- . SIZtl Start Fro11 12'111' 114- UIM JU - IIotll... 41J - ~ ,. . _.....,. ' GARAGE Rt 124.P-o, Ohio ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS '{a!d sates =.~.::":.,~lata rnotltl 1-:-:N-Md-:-bl-byaltt--er-ln_m_y_liomt:...._ EUGE · 742-2167 .or 7~.12•2225 . 8/14/1 mo. d. Roger Hysell Wlntld To In hiiiNI20 _ , . "F- Eat!...-" Homa1 for Sela W1ntld 84. c.:=,-: o~=· Worked 31 12 . SltuetiOnl c-p1... Gutter Wotk Clll For F - Eldon... Cltl 742-3195 Or 992-5875 co • Vinyl & Aluminum SEPTIC TAlK COAl I UIIESTOIE Rt~identl•l Clnui/i••d ptll(t • rtl l 'rr rlu• J••llmd n1 rttlr>(lltllftt' rnlrt~rtlfP• ... ·v..o••••o ,...U........ ..,.... . ._........ ",,.c..,.._, ....................... ·' BAeKHO£ OUIP TRUCK COIICRITE WORK TRfltCH£R lnltllt.tion. & C~--CIII . SIDING · CONSTRUCTION For 111 your wirina needs; luriiiCtl repair · · L_~··;·=·~~"=~~...,....~~-~·=·~·-~~~~~~--~~------~~-:---~--~~~~--~~.; ~ •' I PUBLIC NOTICE -;-:;-;;;;:-:-;:;:--:-;--"T."~· : In compliance with Secr.on 64 M11c. Merch1ndl•"; some manufacturers, are not a Q. I get Social Securtiy benefits substitute lor your ortlclaUy-lssued based on my husband's work 1. Medicare card. record, but we are gi!!tlng a divorce. WW r still get SOcial Q. DOes Medicare pay for eyeglasses and eye examinations SecurJzy benefits? . for prescribing, fitting, or changing A. 1'he ehecks you receive b&sed •Hi·Temp Klass doors. eyeglasses. on your husband's work usually •Dual, variable speed A. No, Medicare does not pay 'for stop the month .the divorce decree blowers becomes final. However, It you're these services; however, medicare •Heavy duty double medlca,llnsurance can help pay for 62 or older and you were married .wail construction. Medicare-approved correcllve for at least 10 years, ~our checks lenses needed after a cataract will continue. You •hould conlact •Approved for burn· operation. any Soctal Security office to notify ing the people there of your change In . Q. When Is a medical conditiOn •Five Year limited consldt!red disabling lor SSI marital sta1118. Warranty. payments? Q. I would like to adopt a disabled .eAutomatic draft con· A. Under SSI, a person 1B or older child. Currently, she receives Social trol. Secw1)y benefits because Of her Is considered disabled It a physical •large airtight ash· or mental_ lmpatrment prevents • disability. Wolild adoptlqn cause her beneftts to end? him or her from doing any · I pan A. No, adoption wUl not cause substantial gainful work and Is efirebox brick lined. benefits to s!ql. However, when a expected to last for at least 12 child li adopted, yOIIIhould contact months or to result in death. Q. I get SSI checks, and six any ' Social Security oftlce and DEPOSIT months ago I moved from Pennsyl- report the child's new name, the vania to Ohio. Why did this change date of the adopt!ott decree, and the MOLDS the amount of SSU get? I thought · adoptlna perent'1 name and OCT. ·10 address. . SSI was a Federal pfOII'am. • Q. I wUl be eu.tble tor~ A. Moving from Stare to State can OPEl ~~·• chang1! the amount ~ your SSI in about two )'1!81'1 and I don't kmw check ~ause part of tl!e money much about H. 11011' cu I tel 10111e b11lc Information. ·about the you get may be a State JIIYILBLI. DIRECnON... . 'I1IIB Is called the State supplement, · p!'OII'amT 1 South on Ohio Rt.7, 6 niiltt A. You can 0011t1ct any Social and each State has dUferent rules below Gallipolis - ~1011 about the suppiemeltt they pay and Raccoon Crll. Brill... different State supplement · rllht end !Glow sians. A. AU earnings are reported imnually after the end ol the year. Because or this, and because of the time It takes to credit an the .earnings reporls to individual records, your 1982 earnings may not be shown on your record until later this year. Your 1983 eanilngs may not bl' shown until some.time in 1985. Q. I have Medicare health _lnslirance, and I saw an advertJse. •ment from a company selling plastic Medlcarec~. Do !need 10 buy one of these cards. A. Definitely 1101. The card you get trim theGovermnent Ia the only one you need. Medicare cards of metal or pilltlc, which are IOid by UIIOIItlll. - •.. ......... .......... .................... .................. ,. ,........... ..., ....,_, ·- ~-~ ' U the, matter Is not resolved, a meeting in .Columbus with the proper au thor Illes . will . be _Social Security. i,lformatio~-. , Q. Is it (!OSSible to get Social Security retirement benefits !Jefore age 65? Ill CHit II .. - · 01111 41Jtl was denied laSt year. Memorial H05pital; MJclt!h?»1 was called at 6: IS p.m .' to Broadway tor Albert Zits and Bernice Wlnn to TBck~andShauna'l'al;kett,bothof Veterans Memorial Hoiipltal; at ~.$12andc;'OStseachandslx 7:03p.m. Bashim Fire QEpartmelrt .months probation, menacing · to structure tire on Holter HID; at threats. 7: ~p.m. Mjddleport watttoRoute7 for Allee to Vela alii Memol'· Ia! Hoepltal; at 7:28 p.m. Cbl;stet' ment of Transportation's suit Fire Department went to Holter HID against the Village of Pc:meroy, for to assist in structure !Ire; P.cmeiyy $41,11l3 for moVIng a water line, has was called at 8:45p.m. toK!ngsbwy been dropped. Roacllor Allee Plantz to Veterans P&M PaVIng, Gallipolis is suing Memorial Hospital; at 11:.56 p.m. Bob Campbell or Racine lor Tuwers Plains went tD Chester for payment of a $3,00J loan . auto accldent-m treatment or After the sale of real estate, transport . . MlchaelW.Kellywasorderedtopay Bank One ol Athens $13,756. • Order issued to destroy plants \ELECTRIC SERVICE · :, ~~r--~-llift- Public Sele • Auction AucnoN, Mt.Night, Alto Auction ;==:;;;:;;:::::;;rr:::::::=:::;;;===~=:;::;:~:;::;:;:::;~ Houao. lat ~~~. . S P£RIO . R daaltia, Undof n- auctlaA. U -· Jllcll Phlllpo No. 1113- ' Teachers at MueUet· ElementaJy il;! the grips of an 18-month droug~l because sclml buildings were too Sclmlln Wichita took entire classes and Dr. Don Davis, a liClenllst at hot and officials warned football to the water loun!lllns for cooling Texali A&! University. says vegl!la· ' tlon on which wildlife.!eMs Is dryt,Qg: coaches to be extra careful about drinks. •:I can hardly walt to go h001e up. heat exhaustion during practice. In Kansas, where the .;eadlngs where It's twl," said 5-year·<lld "You can seethelrribs," hesaid or; have also been around 100, some kindergarten student Sara the deer and other South Te!UIS wildlife. ~lure deer probably wW schools are opening an hour ear!Jer Overstake. ·to avoid the heat. Temperatures above' 100 haven't survive, but young anlm• won't bl' · "You get upon the~floor oi been rare in southem Texas this able to compete lood, be said. ,• one of those buildings and my God . siJn'uner, but rain luis. An area!rQm '"lbbngs are looking bad ab • It's awful," Wlcl\lta superln(endent San A:ntonlo to the Mexico bOrder Is around," he said. Ron Mcintire · said Tilesday. dismissed early or delayed openlirg l ·C:.C.t-r- .... ioo .... _ l --!..w loo .... _ l J..AM-1 8 Business Senices ~~~~~r-~.======~========~==~;=====--~-==P=H~O=-~~-~E=~=;2~-~~2=1=5~;-=l~ Iowa,AgrtcultureSecrela!yRobert l..ounsbeny said 'I'IIe8day, . The heat Is evaporating water at such a rate that that com stalks are turning out sbrtveled ears, · said Lounsberry. 13ut "no matter what happens, we'll come through with a crop,'' he said. Several schoOis In Iowa ellhi!r ' Yard Sale bealda Hll'~hta Church, Fri. Aug 31; at, Sept 1. 10:00 t1111. 4 famHy yord "'"· Aug 21, 30. 31.2110 MadlaonA¥1, Point Plnaant, Eatla Lana. TloNt family yard aale. Sat . . Sept 1. bolide Iaaie School, Gtlllpolia Feny. 1 9 7 3 C 1m eron mobile home & lend. Me10n, WV. Low price t7.700. 304· 6711·2928 or 578·2139. J::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::: DDUblt wide, 24atl. g - · cond. •18.000.00. ;404· -:-:--:-:----:-,-:-1171·1412 or 675·2991. 41 · Hou•e• for Rent 3 bdr. houaa for rent UIIO 80 Aero Farm, 3 BR hou11. cerpet. air conditioner. woocl>urnar, total electric. larga blm • toblcoo baaa. 211·132B . 111 oc.. 4 bedroom brick', 2Ya bltha, full blaamont. free gaa •nd 'h min . rtt. produdng waN. Baoutiful building altea, Gunvllle Rd. t130,000. Will conaidor trade in of houte ir) or neer Point Pltaaant. 304-468· 1871. 4 Roule 1 Let•rt. lend Con· tract. low downpayment, bllanco INoe rent. 1 'h atary remodeled houa with 4 .c:rea. Good t.rm lend •hd celer hoUH. M..on Co W1ter IVItem, plu1 ciltern. new taptlc •vnem, new copper plumbing . . SchoOl bu1 end m1il route by front door. Owner flnencing . Phont 304-175· 2653 or 171·3030. 36 Lot1 8o Acreage mo. Coli 304-87&-6104 or 304·875·6386. Smell furnithed hou1e.. adulto only. Coli 441· 0331. Large modern home. 3Y.t ecret. bern. 4 mile1 from Galllpolia. t42& mo. pluo dlpollt. Call Ralph Barcua 814·241·9171 ahar &PM.' 1977 Governor. 12al0, two bedroom• on prtvete lot. Bidwell Village . Unfurnlahad. 814-388-81141. Nic• home tree rent. good heet for winter. We1her • dryer. Want en hone1t wom1n who doe1 not wort. We could be company for each other. Would like t40 on utllltlea: Fumloh own groceri81 . 448· 141 4 or 446-1023. 6 room houao. 2 bdr .. 1 b .. LR , DR , K. Eacollanl loca· tion. Ref. & depo1it r•· quired, Call 448-1370 after 6:00. 3 bdr. home on Debbie Dr. t360 mo. 3 bdr. home on lot tor ule in Mercerville. 3 Orchard Hlllt400mo. 3 bdr. trailer hookl.!pl, electric, ru· home on Bob McCorm!cl< ral water, septic tank, 1300 mo. 3 bdr. home in u .ooo. Call 114-211· Addioon t260 mo. 3 bdr. tr•iler 5 mil•• from hoapitll 1618. e226 mo. 4 bdr. hom• on BuMdlniJ lot Ntig~borhood Burkhen Lllne 1326 ""'· 6 Rd. 81x150. ee.ooo. Call bdr. home in town •325 mo. Socurlty depooh and refer· 4411·384" oiftor 7PM. ences required on ell rentel1. Reatrictad 'h ocre building Wiseman Real Eatitta Iota whh tlactrlc • wator Agancv. Call 441-3843. hookupa located in priveta aubdlvloion two mlltt from 1 & 2 bedroom house & 1pta Holaer Madlcal Center. _FI· In Pomeroy • Middleport . nonclng available. CtU after Coli 814-992·2381 or 992· 2509 . , !IPM, 441·13110. 212•11·0' Rt. 771. noor Modern two ~droom stone Leete, Ohio. Level, in coun- home with two car geragt in try with aeptic llnk,l3,100. blaoment . Coli 992-7351 tflfl 5 :00 p.m. Call 114-1143·0118. 3. 1 Kfll nur Racjne In I roam houaa. ,loth. full country. Drilled w1ter waU, baaemenl . gl••••d·in -tic ayotem. Call 114- brHzewey, forced air, Q81 furnitte, cent rei •lr. gerage. 843· 1240. Call 948-2734. 4 ecre1 off kerr- Herri1burg on Vlnay Road. S?,OOO. C•ll Hou•e for rent in M••on. after 7 p.m. 304·8911·3398. WV. Cill 814·992·1804. 1------- ' �, .... 29.1984 Ohio .• - --·-~-- Television ·Viewing ~~~~~~;:~~:----,~~~~~~r;,~~o~~~~~~~;;~~~~;;~_j~~lr~~~2~9~,1~9~84 ~~~1~2~n.~~~s~~~-nThey'll ca., Do It Every Time r-· -.. , L1nY · · · • camper~ . ~:·_. : 41 Houeee for Rent 64 Mlac. Merchandi1e 64 Mlac. Marchandl1e Krr ..., " . can dlftnMte Nt, conao .. atereo, blanket cheat bed. nlohod or unfurnlohod . •121.00permonth . 126.00 depoolt. Adulto only. In Racine. Coll949·21119. Coli 448-3918. Two park bonchoo. H.. vy ca1t Iron aidee. Saeled lumber. Ideal for 1-n. patio or pool. Phone 448-3742. 2 hou- for ronl ond bar for oole Of' loooo wilh oplion 10 buy. 304-n3-611&. 11.000 'BTU Whirlpool air condltlonlf. Excellent condition. Phone 446· 3742. Seare console TV. ex c. c_ond. Coli 814-388·887!1. 2 bdr. mobile home. Coli «1·0390. 2 bdr. mobile home. Call ~ Fumlohod 2 bdr .. loGatld at K • K Mobile Homo Perk, Eaotem Avo. f176 mo .. 860 dopoolt. Rent lncludoo water. aewer, g1rb•ge. C•ll 448· 80112 or 814-2181 184. 1 9n Buddy 3 · bedroom, Apartment f R t or en 6__, room ' unfurnilhed apertmont. 3 room furnlohod oportmont. Call 992-1434 or 1-304-882-21168. Laurel Llind Apta. in New Hoven, W.Vo. now · occoptlng oppllcotiOno for 2 - room apto. Price range lo beoe 1168. per month to 12x84. ' total electric , 1226. market. They include Wisher • dryer, range It r1nge, refrig., carpet. C1ll mrlgerotor . .vinyl undero-· I -304-882-3386.EHO. kirtlng. exc. con. Can rent on prov1te IQt or more, Aockap- APARTMENTS , m11bilo rlngo Ad. Coli 814-992· homoo, houooo. Pt. Ploooont 8970. end Gollipolio. 614-4468221 . 2 bedroom. unfurnlahed, •cept for 8ppllenc••· New Nice 1 end 2 bedroom oarpet . Herrl•onvllle· unfurniahed •p•r.tmenta . llomoroy rood. No poto. 304-876-221 a before 8 11111 fumlohod. UOO o p.m. . month . Dep01tt required. Coll814·742·3033. 2~ 2 bedroom •pt wtth complete kitchen, exc cond, bedroom trailer for rent, $200.00 month, pluo utili· tiot. 304-773-111 43. north from Pomeroy on 33. 2 br •pt unfumiahed, downtown $175 . month. plua Le-K-weter,. euto. waaher. free goo, Iorge yard. 10 mlleo Col 898-1243. 2 bedroom , mobile home 14X70 for ront 1175. per rrionth. Coli 843-11231 or 843-11288. . 2 bedraom trailer on Crab c 'rool< Rood, i126.00 por month. 304-11711-1208. utllltleo. 304-876-4824 oftor 6 p.m. One bedrooln fum. apt. ell utllltieo paid in Pt. Pl . 304-875-7112. 2 bedroom apt Muon , •dulto only, no poto. 304876-1452 or 875-2998. 51 Household Goode GOOD USED APPLIA-NCES W••hera, drvera, refrigeratore. rangea. Skagg1 Appliancoo, Upper River Rd. booidt Stone Croot Motel . 614-448-7398. County Appliance , Inc . Good uood appliencoo end TV 1111. Open BAM to 6PM. Mon thru Sot. 446-1899, 827 3rd. Ave. Golllpollo, OH . Why poy more Trodo Cantor Furniture Outlet, K•n•uge. Ohio. Opon 9-7 PM . Now Giboon refrigerator 17 cu. ft . 1500. Boooett Beby bed end Simmons mattr•ll 160. Celloftor I. 446,8326. We•her dry1r aet, 8 weaher1 to chooH from, 3 dry••· 3 g1a renges. 1·20 In r1nge. aide by aide refrlger•tor. colored TV. quoon alzoa. full aize box aprings. Sk•ggl Appliance, Upper Rivor Ad .• Gollipollo, Coli 448-7398. Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Houolng Opportunity) hoo one and two bedrooma, rent atoning 11 U 83 for one bedroom ond 1198 per month for two bedroom, with 0200 dopoolt located near Foodlend •nd Spr.ing Volley Pluo. pool and TV ant. · Call 4411-2746 or l..va menage. Fumlohod opl. 919 2nd., Galllpolio. •176. Men only. Coli 4411-4418 oftor 9PM . •eo 2 bdr. apt ..n.wly decor•ted. to • 146 per mo. utlltlao port. pol d. Coli 8711-6104 or 1175-11386. Nicely furnlohod mobile homo· In city, CA. 1 or 2 edulta only, no peta. Call «6·033B . ' Furnlohld offlcloncy • 1 411 utiltloo poid, olngle, ohoro both, 607 .2nd. Avo .. Gellipollo. Call 446-4418 efter 9PM . Fumlehed apt., 2 rooma & beth, clean, no pets, edult1 only Dopooit • roforonco required . Coli 614-446 11119. 3 rmo. both, ltOVI, rofrlgeroil utllltloo Included odulto only. no poto. Call 448· 21183 . 101, 740 Second AVe .• 3 bdr. 11ilo mo. 113 3rd. Avo., • 1411 mo . Dop. required. Coli 446·4222 before 6, 441-2174 oftor 6 . Furiohod gorege opt ., 4 roomo • beth, odulto only. Call 4411·9279 after 4PM .. Upotolrt fumlohld apt., 4 roomo a. bath, 1 or 2 adulto, no poto. Coli 448-0444 before 5pm. Apt'o. 1·bdr. 1otftoor. booe· mont. furnlohod kitchen U21 mo. 1-bdr . oocond floor. furnlahtd kitchen. front porch •181, · both rocontly-remod•led. Cloooto downtown. Coli 4411 -9788 or 448-3B10. Rlvaroido Apto. Mlddl-rt. Special rotoo for Sonlor Cltlzono. •130. Equal Houolng Opportunitloo . 614992-nz1 . N-ly ,.doc:orotld, 1 bod100m, portlolly fumlohod. 0228. Dopooitroqulrld. Coli 1114-992-11319 or 99228111. VIllage Menor Apto.. Mid· dleport. IE.H.O.) hoo 1 bedrm opto. forront . thlront atorto at -0201 ·o month that lncludet ol utHitloo, pluo • UOO -urily dopoolt lo roqulrld. Wo )ull laid now carpet In them a thoy'ro locotld no• li doctor'o offioo ohopplng ,,..._Coli 814-992-7717. a Now 1 -room opto. in Middleport. Fumlo- .,. unfumlohod.Coll 11-4-88215304. Mon'o oult, 42 joollot, ponto 33~- 30. Suodoloc;kotoioo4P. Tron Axle. 304-8'71·3171. Six piece beige Valour aec ~ tlonel couch 1260, dropleef table •1&0, oound dooign otoroo 140. Call448-4042. 7 ploca dinette. Tello City herd maph[l .. ~oi.lnd table whh eJCtenaion. 1 capt•in; 6 regula;, chelr1. Like new. 8300.00 Call 985-4488. Ethan A)len choiro, 12x111 46 Furnished Rooms corpot . To oolloo unit f360. Cell 614·992-3267. For rent Sleeping Rooma end light houoo kooping room1. Park Central Hotel. Call 814-446-0756 . For Nle: New 116 volt• 6900 BTU olr conditioner. More inform81ion can be oblllntd by ceiling 9928627 ar·can be aeen 1t 733 Booch St. Middleport. Sleeping room 1126, utilitloo pold. Shore both, mole only. Ronge • rofrlg. 919 2nd. Avo.. Galllpollo. Cell Plckano uold fumlture. 304876-6483 or 875-1450. «11·44 1 6 after 9 PM . 48 Space for Ran~ 13.2 upright fr.ezer like new 1260. 304-8711-1636. Twin bed. Excellent condi· COUNTRY MOBILE Homo tion. Cell oftor 6, 304-876Perk, Route 33, North of 8968 . . Pomeroy. lAir~ loll. Coli Soft bod •60 .. couch end 114-9.9 2-7479 . chair 1260., chair t16 .• LAND FOR RENT: Chootor other houooholdo. 304-676Townahip 160 plua1cr11 for 7431. p81ture. Moetly new fence. 30 plu1 ecr11 hayfield. Rail· Youth Coptalno bed. exc 1160.00 . 304·11711oneble. Call for detaila, cond, 1192-4471 doyo ond 692- 1>225 . . 4524 nighto. GE refrlgeretor. Harvett Gold, like n•w 8100.00. Cont1ct Val•rie Sawyera. Hartford Trailer Por~. Lot 215. Mr.rchomll se 61 Household-<Soods Gat logt. Phone between 4· 7 PM, 304· 675· 6289. Couch, 3 chair1, good cond, 1276.00 for all. Cell 304676-1429 eftor 6 PM. Building Motorlolo Block. brick. oower plpoo, windQwa. llntela . etc . Claude Wlntoro, Rio Orondo, 0 . Coll814·2411·1l121 . 1-:=:::=====:::= I--- - - -- - -- a Uood Furniture -- dryora, ond In Middleport on N. 4th TV"o. 3 mloo out lulovlllo Avo.. 2 room opt. No Ad. Opon 9om to lpm, Mon. child..... ... I -304-812- t11ru Fri .. 1om to &pm, 8ot. 215111. 114-448-0322 a For oolo opprox. 280ft. 4 fl. high, golvlnizld chain link lfonce . Everything Included, rudy to put up 8100. Call 814-317-01174. (!)~ Met:Nall/~ Ne"' llhour ea..T,... 1 :30 (I) MOVIE: Jm:rdrra• '8bariQO (I) MOVIE: lllack loauty' (I) A~ of ·eouro. ..+.",.••.. ••• ~~~----~~------~ .:, 81 ,Home 1 ·lmpL'Ovementa Mllrcum Ro~flng • SpoutIng. ~- lnotolllng ru!obor _... 30 yoaro oxporlon... ~ollzlng In built up roof. Coll .l14-318·g8117. v"*day (I) Hare Como tho llrlcloo (]) llport8Celltor ()) ...lewd and Son oug- ~ ..... IUIOW) - . ,, GLOVE OROOP JAUNTY HOMING Ntwlw: He decided to become an 111roneut when hiS witt IOid him hi Wll thii NO EARTHLY GQOD ()) • IBJ e,......_ ......... ......... tlaMt4 .............., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .......... ._............. . .P.O.e.illlt, ,...,..IU. - . i!NWt .... - . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__..,....,.,.... ()) WhMI cf Fortww • (I) Nlghdr Buoln111 . Report (B) Met:Nellll.ohrer ' Brlarpatoh Konnllo Profoo· oionol Al-brMd grooming. lndoor·out!looo: -rdlng fo· cllltloo. English Cock.. Spo· niol p.. ppln. Coli 814-388· 9710. .. she I ,..._ PM 1....,1tie PGA Tow Newltaur • 'I======= 7:30 (I) Fotd 101 moouer, very - d oond., •11110 .: Donoor Poll Halo Digger, 0310. Call 388-98t'll. I (I) ID ....... I Traublo Alloon concocto on experiment In which oht wil live without hor oiottr .for tho alFxm":' • Ono 171-»71!-. 71 .. Campln~ Equipment · Amorigol. ._tru.. u.._, ....,. •• tully Alllli!lllld. gHd oondltlon. • 1foo. 304-178-1180. 71 Moton Homea . . • C•mperIUIID!TTE CAMP!II lALII • I!RVICI. 0Pift delly I 10 8:10, Ill. 8 to 4, Cloud lundev- U.l, llt. IO. . Coolville, Oh 114·887· »H. • 71 Alfelaorot triiWI t....,, lilt ............ Cell b e - ............. Lillealn ... otCccL•'*f· CIIII14-2111MI. 1171 'Mido r 111 21' ..... • ' ... ' +A .AQJIDU . .AKUU VuiDenble: Noitb.SOUth Dealer: SoUth ."' Well look II and people ....... the country. 180 ())(B) Notloolll Googoopllic Spo . . 'AUIIrllla'oA...... Myo-.' Tonight'o program look• It cf the otronge.,....... found only in Auotrolil. 1R1 180 min.) [Cioood Coo>lioollld) • ' 2NT Puo Puo Puo Puo • ..... e •us . +AKJ7S IOOTB •«• OpeaiD& lead: +It . T... MellpiOTholll .. . 8 :30 -- . W 1D ..., • ...., Slapt Here ........ oondo tho ~ -body 10. oht oht - ... , Suoan'o .. • •~~~·-~Mlljor • r ra .. PxdIRI rl:· Plat wl• • Hou •..,., 9:00 (I) (I) F.- cf UfeJo io ohllttnd when oht dlocov· ............ Involving her old !loyfriond.(lll ill '700 Club e . II"-~= ·~~on~ ·~ ,.... .lolffo'o M.- and Mono- CARTER'S PLUMBING · ANO HEATING •• Cot. Fourth •d ·Pin• Golllpolio, Ohio , Phone 814· 446· 3881 or 1114-«8-«77 .• a WIJ:'INIE (I) Electrical • Refrigeration ·' ' __ ·, ' : ; - I SHORE DID··· 'fOU NEED TO L'ARN HOW TO KEEP A SECRET 11 :00 ': I . Kon:1 Water Sorvlol. Wlllo,. - · poolo flltld. l'ho"'· ' 317· 0823 or 387· 774'1, I night Of day. ' , • • /I _;:. SCHOOL .srAATS SOON, JIMI WATER 9ERVICI., Call Jim Lonllt, 304-17•· . CLA55 TMIS TBM ... ______...,.. '1. 7JI'7, ,• ----------.,.-· . • • 17 Upholater¥ . • ------ -.·1 I .• a..,... '· • • · FRANIWN,IUT WE WON'T IE IN 1WE SANte • Amang 41 Eztor1ed · money from ensraver 14 TV newsman DOWN 1 Law officer's _ _..., zif.~i;e to Yesterday's Answer 11 Hameu %4 ~ oo 15 Penian Expooitian. 4 Dutchcity 11 Wind 5 Deduce fon:e 1 Muim . 11 Old 7 Balketball dagger Jield tourney zz Religious !1 Reganling (abllr. ) body a Agent 11 TeD D Woman's St. a .. .....,. Thl101 n-forthe - . . lmportlnt ••• ............ 10:30 (I) eo.-sotlori W/Fred Uwla (J) MOVIE: 'Tho Colc!ier' ®H._.. 'Cube: A Per· 101111 Journey.' A CubonAmoricon joumoiiot returns. to Cube for tho 11m time in 22 ~- 180 min.) • dty • Seaweed • Spanish for king Choppy Hard\' lookt II the highlighll and lowliDilll of tho Louioiano Workl'o Fair HoCal A fornw ~ of ,..,., film• it mr-iOd with o>dortlon, on ......cl mother 1)81 to dKido whether or not to gllle up her child and Potor feetl ni!IUI when hil al8ff ,..... t...s of hia dologo· tlario af ~. 111) •180 I ., ...,...._. 1111 Boo. Avo .. 114-441-71Uotl14-.f4e. a-t . TurkJsb pcint ' Adar AJkrayd IJ FIUDilll8 Prollle cf ., Epidemic Acqa*ld ......,._ Dellcleuc:y Syr.do ome, on In· etnble dn''MI of mounting globolotoliltice, iolookld It IILnlugh hiltorlcll. •cioudfic ~ paraono1 potopectivat. 180 min.) (ft)Nawa th 10:11 (I) MOVIE: 'Young Fran· i Jamoo •oy• Wotlf iervtco. Aloo poole flllod. Cell 114- ; 218-1141 or 114·44•, 1 1171orl14-441-7111 . • ' ..:...;.:_.:....._ lUI. Fair • t S.C. river min.) (I) AIDS: 'I General Heulln) con- ...,. near and Ehr1ich lo uplit OVIf the OlrivOI of. hit .......bic · lRII80 min.) (I) l!ohft Kllln: Chid cf ihe 'llO'e-Min cftho •.,.. ()) • Cll Artl.w Heh(• i SIWINQ Machine ropoiro. oorvloe. Authorlllld Singer • lal• • lervloe Sharpen ., Salaooro. fib!!• S~op, Pomeroy. 114· h2-2284. UPHOI.ITIIIY IMOP CUppy . 1o:oo • rn rn OlD 'fOU TRV OUT tfw SECRET CORN DOD6ER RECIPe? TRIITATI ()I) . World'o Excavating 88 (IJ ID P.O.P. A K- J 84 e ortilt · '" and movo boclt homo 10 hiskidl-ef· tar 20 .,..,.. (]) PitA Full Conlllct 8HULAW'8 Plumbing and; ' Heating, 21 1 Sixth St:. : Point Pl....nl, W. Vo. 304• ., · 878-11420. Ucenood on<~: •; lnoured. J .A.A.ConatructkHi 'co.Au· tlond, Oh,ll14-742·2903; laoomonto, Footero, Conollto work. lockhoe•a. Do- a Dltcher, Dunlp truolla. a ·woter·vo•·-ar• llootrlcllllneo . , • A(]lllll!l 1Starting OIUCrlll. 8 :30 JIM'I PLUMBING HEAT·i. lNG. f!t. 1, lox 381, Gollipollo. Coli 114-3117-0178:' ·. oo- -rk. ground oleirlng, ~xcovotlnl. Ull hr hour. Col «8· 138. .., ntOMAS JOIIPH (I) ® MMI "'-''I Special Tho biportloon king of poltlcal ootiro lool<oll todoy'o news and pokoo Mot tho politir:iMio and tho bu-- ' Now Chovy loft h•d door a 2 riiW Ford truck fondlrl. Coli otter IPM1 814-211111210. ., min .) • ()) (II Ci Bil Moyer1 and q.rtn KLnlt D1via . ••dv .QJ 107 . •u +QIU '14: .-.--. k~ Jody ond - to blow up • hoopitii.IR) 180 BARNEY 11 ft. llarco'ofl, Ill HP Moroury 'motor and t,.llir, - · oond. .11100. 304- EAST .J7U Coh orreato o con•iclld rnurdlnlr. the mon'o - lOEB - Boata ahd 1Motora for Sale •n WEST .ltQ1.4 Orand Prix from 'Zelt>iMg, Au lila (I) • 1BJ Fol Guy - Red ra1pberriH. Teylora Berry Pilch. Coll448-8192. 76 +nn llac:lng min.) .._ •u +tun .,..,._J_., (I) MOVIE: 'The Too( . (I) MOVIE: 'Annll' Fruit • Vegetablea Troo rlponod conning or freezing peach11~ extra nice. current price •9.98 buohol. Cell for curNnt vorloty. Ploa11 bring comllnon for buohlla. Aloo, IMfy crop opploo, Borttttt peara and pruneo, plume In lito Augull. lob'o Market, Maoon, W . Vo., 304·'77311721 . 0 - doly'till · ' NOilTB A strong bid and strong play week~uptotho lwln'l 17th birthday. Ill) 83 68 Oswald and James Jacoby One 0., I t . Time 1:00 • ===::::: ~~~~~;;;;;;;;.;;=== u (J) ())Major'- lnoboll: St. Laulo at AtiiMI (I) • (J) ,....., Feud CD LaM CQ •tt dua (I) Dr. 'MID WhMicffortww Gravely Tractor olactrlc otort, ·8 opd., with lltiC!hmonto. Coli . .8-4149. 1--------- Marlin Slgm1- Guitar •100.00. Wolghto end bench lOt t20.00. Phone 304-8711-2837. .• I _ .... l\llpltiO - _ . u_ - ~byh AMwarhwe: A .. ( (I) I» ~ uc. 068 Cat Dozer •nd lowboy. .,8,000 . 00 . 304-468· 1876. (] - ...ango.... --to 1I I I I I I I r . ()) e ()I ABC N (DNBC~ •tm m 1» cas N Body Electric 7 :00 • [] IDRAFITj () [ ()) Coral 8uiMtt · • I K) (]) Mude SportaLook .. , . ~~--~ 'l:l:l: 1--------- World Book Encyclopodlao, ••• cond, 304-882-24911. TOINNE Cfll R II ding R8lnbow • ~ I SABIN I K) (I) 11174 vw camp mobile, ~ point tlrot, brokoo. mufflor: exc ..:Ond. 304-1171-17111. Dro-wynd ClltorY Kennolo. AKC Chow puppioo, Slomooo klttono, new llttoro Porkhum 18 fl. goooanock 1183S10,1812810.1878 Smith · • Davio · 2 way CFA. Hlmoloyon ond Porolan groin trollor with holll. Good Chevy Luv. ALL PRICED electricel hoaitel bed. 1 yr .. kitten a. Coli 8 I 4- 4411-3~44 condition. Colll82·3318. RIGHT. Johl'!'t Auto Soleo, old, 84110. Coli 11.1 4-388- after 6 . 8183 or .14-388 -8838 atParkhurwt , . ft. IDDIIMoll lulovlllo Rd. Coli 4411• 471~. t• 3:30. AKC · Reg. Doberman pup- groin 11'11...wltli hollt. Good - - - - - - -- - lc- . plio, redo a bloaka, oholl • condition. Clll992-3311. 11n Ford F-I 00 CuoiOm ~ Country Cr•ft• O•k pro· wormed, 110. CoU 448T. with 10-. Very aood 8u1h hoa gra11 mower. condition. ducto. doolor of oolld oak 77911 No Nit. Phone • mooloiTMII.Ifl.cut1 3polnt . reproduction furniture. Con449·3742. kle'a, Tuppera Pl1ina. Ohio. Cute golden Retrlevaro. hitch, u - t condition. Alao open Sundeya. 1 AKC. 7 wko. Coli 814-11113- 304-491· 1 7 27. '89 Chovy truck. 111111 5243. ' ~~ vent Trvjon, WD, chovy Olllln. Phone 3044 King woodburing1tove. ex.c. 2 24 con. Only uood 2 monlho. II good looking, well 10 d 00 n d I d I r, I 0 0304-8711":: :':':· h11 blower. a38&. Call marked, Rag. Wolltar pupa. 18,100.00. ..:6_1_:4_-6_&_7_·3_3_7_8_._ _ __ 0ut of 2 good coon dogo, 23n. 73 Van1 • 4 W.O. 1 wilh good breeding. Aloo 1· 1---------,78 Trono. Am .. T-lop. Per- 4yr. oldmaleond1-3yr. old 78 Ford von, rocent feet condition . 13600.00. female. 1-1\1o yrd old fo83 Uva.toclc maotor convorolon. 3110 II 78 H1rley Electr1 Glide mole. Thaoo ere all good cyt .• TV• ._.ea. CB , 1 Ir, D r e 1 1 o r . 1 3 , 0 0 0 doge. Come ond go hunting. 13.000 mi. Col 448-8194 ml(oo,t2900 .00. Horloy Cell814· 266·1411l. M Frl Sportotor. 1.1600.00. Call - - - - - - - - - J 2 4 . ft. -~~ noclt otDck __o_n._ -_._ _ _ _ __ 1 992-6848. Mole Min. Schnauzer for troller, A· 1 ohopo, ..W - ' · 19711 Ch-olet von II !'YI., ooio. Eoro ortcroppld, bUn now point. new lloor. Col' ltlndord. 11.200, Can "' 210 NCR cooh rogioter, wormld, and hod ohoto. 218-1308. - n 11 Gonia c 11 • folr• 1tore fbnurH a. 'counter1. Portly houoi-brokon. Coli groundo Campgrounde. Coli 614-992-3267. 9811-4322. 3 robblto, 11 pono 190. Pony •1110. Coll448·22«. 1878 J•p Wag39X38 do,ublt hung window AKC German Shopord pupcond.. P8. PB. AC. oruloo, with atorm window, plea, oolid blocklittlf, cham· II yr. oldjerooymllkcow. Will tilt, luggogo rack. CoH «II·• UI.OO: 110 Amp. ontronco pionohip blood Nno. Own bo frloh In tprlng. Coli 1416 doyo, 4411· 0720 lVI. panel. ti.OO; Aluminum both poronto. 304-11711 - 111-4-379·21109. windoW 1wnlnga 32 inchea 2944. wide, 110.00 ooch: 311 inch lorrol mo,., ' very gentle. •luminum atorm door. AKC ,,lot- otondord Good lot beginner Of young 1971 JoopCJI. V-1.10a311 112.00: Storm window 28 poodle, 0 montho, whlto poroon. Coli 1114-742- Inch tlroi, 4 Inch lift, dull oxhoull. Hard IC1J1. G - · inch X 56 Inch, H . 50: Plpo mole. uoo. or boot offer. 2023. con. •1100. Cell 1\4·742· viu on aolld Olk workt•ble. 304-n3-11892. •10.00. Coli 992-6324. Millard ducka. 304-1178- 2380. .I;KC rag. Brittony pupo 8 2211 otter 5. 1883JoopScramblar, I!'YI. Firewood, UO.OO pickup wooko old, ohou end 8Uto11111tlc. pe, meny utree load , 130.00 dollvorod, -mod .100. 304-1175.79110. 304-273-1111. 304· 676· 2991 or 87&· 31114. 8782. '71 V.W. von, 4oplld. - d AKC Reglottred Mlnioturo cond. Priced to ooll, 304Tobacco · 1tick1 62 in long. Schneuzer pupplea. melee 8711-111110. Both on do olltrponld, 17 and fomaleo, Hove hod ohoto 71 Autos for Sale centa each ot 18 cent1 per and been wormed. 304· •'n Chevy Van, fully cuo1,000 or more. 304-937- 895-39111 . tomizld, 13,1100.00. 304TOP CASH pold for lett 8711·11323 oflor 1:00. 2&30. Whltto motel dotoctoro, find 57 Mu1lcal moolol ulld con. lulck-Pontlac; 191 1 Smith Eoot· coino and Jowalry . Comporo ln.truments em Avo.. G.....,ollo. Call my price. 304-6711· 2908. 11;4-448·2282. Summlf clearance. Cement picnic tlblea. bird bath, Banjo for oalo, 1100. Col 1973 COIY.tt. T·top, AC, 1881 Hondo 710 cuotom; fountain• end morroe. 304- 814-2118·8248. :~oo~r.~- 1 ,.4 : ~: llka new. gar. . . . _ , 2.800 8711-1112. mi. Coli' I14-H7 "03114· Complete 11oroo oyotom, 40 0107 or 448·2107. w•tt• per chenel with apMk· oro. Glrlo 10 · •-d blka, 1• 82 2 dr. Ford Futuro, 1979 Honda 11110 with hllmoto a lnloroom. loll Soara 'loot hut • oun lomp 19822drFofdEocorq912 offer. C.ll441·8813. • royal portable manual Ford EXP. ALL PRICED 1~-----...,--­ AIGHT. John'o Auto 8oloo, 1978Hondo 231n contole co lot TV. •m•U t y - -· 1175-1408. BuloviHo Rd. Coli 4411· cond. portoblo color TV, 3 pc 14110. • badroom ouito, 20,000 btu Clarinet end 1;110 •1&0 . II• 4782. 2430 . . olr cond, 3 opood bike. truck 2322 Woohlngton Ave. Pt. Ploollnl. tool box. 304-773-9186. . SWAIN Now portable Kenmore dloAUCTION • FURNITURE hwoohor. Uood upright 112 Olive St., Golllpolio. Now Hoover awoopor. 304-676• Ulld WOOd. COIIIIOVOI, 1;21 1. 6 piece wood ·living room oulto 'with 6 inch ftat ormo 30 ln. aloe range, 135.00. 13~9. bunk - · complete 304-8711-2363 . with bunkloo 1199. 2 pioc:al - -- - - - - - -antron livlngroom auitea Selling furniture, odd end •199, antron roclinero f99, endo . Phone 304-882 other rocllnoro 180. meple 31177. . dinette oato $179, box 1----------- oprlngo • mattrooo twin or Double aolid mople bod · full 1100 let regular-firm 1100.00. Air con d. axe cond 1120, maple dinotta cholro •12& .00. Coffee table and 1311, wooh ollndo 134, oat of and tabloo t26.00. maple rockoro $119. 7 ploco Phone 304-675-1349 . . •149, chromo dinette pioco dinette oatott 199, uood6 I · bedroom ouiteo, rofrlgoro- 54 Miai:. Merchandise lora. rongn, choot, drooooro. wringer w..hlra, TV'1, dryoro. • ohooo. Caii614-448- Knouff Firewood Split· 911% 3169. h•rdwooda. Se11oned or green·. You pick up or we LAYNE 'S FURNITURE dollvor. HEAP vendor. 614Sofa. ~ chair. rocker. otto· 258-6246. man; 3 lebleo, (oxtro heavy), 1686. Safe, choir end love- Umeatone, Sand, Gr1vef. ooot, 1276. Sofuondchalro Delivered In Maoon. Meigo. priced from 1286. 10 U911. Galllo or pick up II Richardt Tabloo, UO and up to •1211. • Son. Coli 446· 7786. · Hlde-o-bedo, l390. and up to 1660 .. ooft bodo •1411, Aocllnoro, ~2811 . tD f376 ., umpo from 128. to 11211. pc. dlnottoo from 1109 .. to 4311. 7 pc. 11 B9 end up. Wood table with oix chalro •281 to •741. Dook t1.10 up to 12211. Hutchoo, f550 . Shrubs · pruned, lawn re· Bunk bod complllo with 1eeded. retaining w•ll•. mottrooooo, 0271. tndupto oldowolko, potloo, bark •3911. Boby bldo, •110. mulch • oowduot. Contact Mottrouoo or box oprlngo, Bruce Dovlolon. Coli 114full or twin. UB .. firm, 8118. 21111-1427, end 178. Queen-- •1911. 4 dr. chooto, '42. II dr. For oalf fill dirt, ondtop oofl . chlllo, U4. Bod fromn. Call Coli 1114-216·1427. t20.ond t26 .. 10 gun - Gun coblnoto, ·u110. Goo or Cut up olobo, •111 PU electric rongoo f371. Baby lood,lorger loodo doltvorod. mottrooooo. t211• Ull. bod Call for prlc;oa. Call 114• framoo 020, 826. UO, 241-11804. klngframof&O.Goodooloctlon of bedroom 1ultea, Firewood 'for oole dump rockera, rnetal c1binet1, truck pick up load. Call hud-rdo 138 • up to ofteriPM 814· 218-8889or 161. 304-11211· 7718. (])~ni)I.()INews ESPN:rw- 11:00 (I) NewT,__ Hunt 1171 Dade• Moto~omo, 20,000 mllea. ~ood concll; , tton. Cell 112· 2063. 56 Building Suppllea I (] EVENING - ~"':.. of Fortww Wlnchootor model 12. 30' full choke. exc. cond. SNit Cromuno Gun Shop. 8 ft . r111ulotlon pool toblo • YomohoYZ121motorcyclo. Call 614-317-7197. 8/29/84 1884 IParton travel troUii', : oolf contolnld, awning. Clin bo - n 11 Gollll Co. Polr' ground• Compgroundo. u••· 100 inch' 4 cuahion 10f1, 3 44 froozor. oxa. cond.. f2711 . Coli 448-1510. 17\1o cu.ft . cheot Uaed W•rm Morning woodburnor excellent ohope 1210. call 814-367-0140 after 4PM . ..:_.,:__ _ _ _~---:u1ad Hwing mitchlne in wood c•blnet t100, Stereo wllh otond Ull. Cill 814387-0840 eftor 4PM . WEDNESDAY •. - - - - -· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!Whirlpool -'-- -- - - - - - 44 Troller to rant It Quail Cloak mobll.o !>Qmu. Lot 96: e176 mo .. CI11.814·388·8732. 711 Motora Homea 2-10 gallon filii oquoriu!ft • ,Now opon for buolnooa. 1-16 gollon . Bird cago with Mountain Sllto Block. At. parokoot. Coli 448-3732. 33, Now Hovan. Comploto mooonry oupplloo, 4 " , II"; "r~i!::llll Odeoay banjo, like now and 12" block. Dollvory - e. ._. quitor with amp 1225 for Phone doy 304·882· 2222, bo t.h . 82 Dodgo Colt ovonlng 882· 3~39. • 3, 300. Eloc:lric children argon Ull . Coli 114-3889087. 66 Peta for Sale 42 Mobile Ho,m!IS for Rent Furniohod Iii cond .. ldool for 1 or 2 men. No city toxoo. Foltera Treiler Perk. Cell 4411-1802. WI'IIM 24 Volume Encyclopodlo lrhonico. Iorge mirror, Pe- Small 4 ro~m houae. Fur- Wl-0390. 'ILl-.. 13 The Daiilv e III ..._ III (J) e. Cll lit e ()I. And If I'm Eloclild Thlo epooill ......... political TV cornua I 1 . (J) AI lOCher Ufo ·~:..w...... !il(j)t o.d'a ,_, . ()!IT.... a.fitll 11:111 (]) ESPN'a Hano llaclntl . WMidy · , :30 • CIJ rn Tonltlhlllww (I) MOVIE: 'lbw... . Et=u.a. Open Torllght' o progromlooko It tho doy'o ploy It tho u.s Open high Zli Head ring Belmondo 12 Planet- I'CIIe II - Bertba 17 Ex-Boston Bruin II Erodinl • Lode's s Ort ~beef (suff.) taD tales car racing • Gaelic: ln-H-+- ariwn IIIUIIe DMore !'lltioaal zs Rlcbanl m1.--H-+- n Arthur orDoo zt CUbic . meter • Scope S1 Stand ooe In good 31 Sailor 17 Stl!dY room %1~ ztSiower (IIUI. ) zs u-Gold" (11136fllm) 1..-~-+-- !ZCmlpul rudln8 D 'lbree, toLls! MDiamond wood S$Lesl sloppy· S7 Moon 'Fr) DAILY CRYP'IOQV(1l'a- Bere'1llvw to wort Jt: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter ltanda for another. In tbll ~e A is Uled for the tine Va; X for the two O'a, etc. Single lett.ens, ·....-....... the lenjpll and f01'1111tian mthe words are all hlnlll. Each daJ tbe code 1eUen are dlfferenl CRYPI'OQVOI'E LHZ FG LKFGTM AFEU - GUWM IGJ • IWU UMMUGLFIA LZ TFXU TZ'ZJ LZ VUUN ZG JFGEIFW • I LUWOM HP'LK HZOUG. - LIAAUPW-~GJ• Y•lwdly'l CIJPIIIpllte: ALM~ EVERY PERSON HAS SOME'l1IING SECRET HE LIKES TO EAT. M.F.K. FISHER ' �Paga 14-The Deily Seminal Local Meigs briefs Area deaths Willis D. Cannan New Poo.l hours anrwunced Women. Mrs. Miller was bam ln Wlrt WUlls D. Cannan, former Meigs" <;:ounty, West Vlrglnla to Oscar W. and Vesta Ball Blse. resident, died Aug. 2 at San Pedro, Survivors tnclude her husband, He was born on Nov. 8, 1902 tn Darts E. MWer, two sons, Daris G. Balworth, Mlssourl, the youngest Miller, Marietta, and Denver D. Fremont; two daughters, Miller, son or the late Daniel and Mlnnle Mrs. Lany (Debbie) Schul1z, Cool· He moved with hls famlly vllle and Mrs. Michael (Darla) to Cautornla when he was 10 years old. Swaln, Belpre; three sisters, Ruth Swvlvtng are hls wife, Ruth; a . Brown, Lancaster, Anna Mae Washburn, Coolville, and Louva daughter, Betty Bradley; .a son, Michael Carman, five granddaugh· Cunnlilgllam, Tucson, Ariz.; three brothers, · Frank Blse, Reedsville, tel'$, slx great-granclchlld·ren and Wlbner Btse, The Platns, and several coustns ln Ohio. George Blse, SevWe; an aunt, Ida Wine, Ravenswood; stx gl'andchlld· reo and a great-grandchild. Everett W. Scott She was preceded ln death by her parents and a sister, Mary Everett Wayne Scott, 73, Route 2, Cunningham. Pomeroy, died early Wednesday Friends may call at the White morntng at the Pomeroy Hewth Funeral Home tn Coolville from 7·9 Care Center. p.m. Wednesday and until the He was a retired farmer a•1d was 1:J9rn ln Melgs County, Dec. 24, 1910, funeral hour on Thursday. Funeral services will be held at a son or the late Wllllam Clyde and thefuneralhomeatlp.m. Thursday Macy Hall Scott. with the · Rev. Wesley Thatcher $Uivlvlng Is a brother, Leonard offlctattng. Burial w111 be tn the Cecil Scott, Albany . Evergreen Memorial Glirdens, Besides hls parents, he was Belpre. preceded ln death by two brothers In lieu of flowers, donations may and a sister. be made to the American Heart ServiCes will be held at the EWing Research Foundation. Funeral Home at 2 p.m . Frklaywlth the Rev. Alan Blackwood olflclat· tog. Bwial will be ln Burllngharn Lauren E. Hoffman Cemetery. Frlends may call at the Lauren E . Hoffman, frl, Route 1, funeral home after 2 p.m. on Dexter, who at one time was Thursday. associated with the GaWa·Melgs · Ava D. Miller Community Action Agency, died this morntng tn the Veterans · Ava D. Miller, 63, ofHocklngport, MemorlllJ Hospital emergency dled unexpectedly Tuesday at her room. home. Arrangements are pending with She was a member of the the Blgony.Jordan Funeral Home, Hockingport United Methodist Albany. caur. cannan. • Wednudey, Ailgust 29. 1984 PonllfOr' Mlddlaport, Ohio Due to the lack of a quorum, the Middleport Chamber of Commerce meeting at the LaSalle Restaurant · Tuesday failed totakeanyactlonon petitions betng circulated for an access road to · the Ravenswood Brldge. Durlng the meetlng, presided over by Yvonne Scally, president, BrlanCondevolunteeredthathewtll poll the chamber membership to detennlne wishes of members as to SUAJOrt of the petltons and endorsement of the access road project. Mrs. Scally polnted out that.there Is some concern among residents that If the access road to the Raveilswood Bridge does develop, the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge might be done away with. She also polnted wt that the Middleport Chambe~ was one of several Southeastern OhloChambersofCcmmercewhlch paid for the hospitality room at the Ohio Chalnber of Commerce state meetlng two years ago ln Columbus when Route 33 was a major priority Item with the groups. "Route 33 ts the key" buttons and maps were prepared at that tjme and those promotional buttons are now betng used to push for the access road to thebrtdge. Collective effort John Koebel of Columbia Gas of Ohio stressed the need for a collective effort to get something' done ln Southeastern Ohio and Dr. . Colodus Smith also stressed the need for effort to Improve access!· bUlly to Southeastern Ohio and to Improve communications. Dr. Smith reported that Gov. Richard Celeste will be In the area on Oct 9 and stressed that efforts should be · made at that time to get the atten· !ion of the Governor on these matt· ers. , Conde who will gather the oplnlons of members on the access road petitions lndlcated that a special meeting may be forthccm· lng depending on . the wishes ot members. Conde also reported that the Meigs Jaycees are clrculatlng petitions tn Middleport pushing for the access road. Syracuse The l.oodon Pool tn has announced tts hours for the remainder of the swruner. The pool will be open 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Frlday. Saturday, Sunday and Monday's hours'will be noon to8p.m. 'lbepoolwlllclosetOrtheseasonMonday evening. I Meigs game begins at 7:30p.m. · TheMelgs·Falrland football gamewlll b!!gln at 7::11p.m . Frlday. The Fairland football stadlum Is located on the right side of State Route 7 through PMctDrville. It Is approximately 50 miles from Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Admlsslons-Lany Curnmtns, Ractne; James M. Pierce, Mkldleport; Obelt Cozart, Portland; Albert Zlto, Middleport; Alice Dean, Middleport. Dlscltarges--Stella F1eshman, Maxine Ho~. Free clothing day A free c)Qthtng day 1s slated Thursday, from 10 a.m. tii 12 noon for all people tn need of clothing at Salvation Army, ll5ButternutAve., Pomeroy. wtlloperatea "safetybreak"statlon for weary highway traveiers over the Labor Day weekend as a part of the national REACI' Safety Break . eftort to reduce the number of hlghway accidents. Thebreakslatlontnthlsareats to be located on Route '33 at the · southboundroadsldeparkandltwill be. open from 6 p.m. this Frlday, Aug. 31, until 8 p.m. on Mol)day, Sept. 3. Free cotree and soft d!inks wt11 be setved, "Our aim Is to get fatigued and drowSy motorists orr the highway long enough to wake them up with a free cotree break," said Preside!!! NealWhlteofPomeroy. "Weexpect about &XI travelers to stop by our booth,'' White said safety break stations Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND Flat boat committee sets meeting There Will he a meeting Of the commlttee responsible for the June . vlsltoftheflatboatatRDushLandlngnearRactneat7p.m.Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Wingett tn Racine. The public Is tnvlted to a !lend. Meigs board plans session The Meigs Local School District Board of Education will meet tn special sessiOn at 2 p.m. Thursday to discuss personnel. (AP) - The · wtnntng number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lotte!Y's dally game, "The Number," was 268. In the "Pick 4" game, played MO!Iday through Friday, the wln· ntng number was 0144. · throughout the United States with pne :m,(D) cups ot C<ttee to be seived over the long weekend. The' Meigs County Team II one of 1400 volunteer CB IIJ'OIIp8 nationwide af!lllated with REACf International. The annual safety break pfOI!Tam Is co-spo~ by REACI' and the American Tnlck· tog Assn. with cof{ee doMted by Folgers and.cola donated by the R. C. Bot!J!ng Co. The local aatety ' break was also operated by lite MelgsREAcfteamoverMana1al Day weekend. r-....:..--------DOWNING-CHILDS ·AND MULLEN INSURANCE: 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY · CALL 992-3381 992-2342 . AU Southern Tornado football fans are tnvlted to the meet the team night at the football field 111 8 p.m. Thursday. Southern hoots Ross Southeastern this Friday at8p.m. Thereserveswtllplay Alexander at . home Lalxr Day morning at 10 a.m. evening to further plans for that event. Wealher forecast ·Partlycbooyandhwnldtonlght. Low near 70. Southwesterly winds 10 mph or less. Thursday, partly cloudy with a sllght chance ot showers and thunderstorms, ma1nty In the afternoon. Continued humid. High~~- Cbanceotratn 20 percent tonlgbt and 00 peiCI!Ilt Thursday. E•t& ""'! FCiri!CIIII& Frtdllyu-p S.MMiay. CllluD of llhoiii!IB early Friday. FRIEND WHITE-ETHRIDGE The petitions belngclrculated ask mt only for the access road to the Ravenswood Bridge but 1 for the C001pletlono!Route33from0arwtn 661-3110 §"~ ·~ SINCE 1858 5th STREET 423·6300 125 LEE STREET ,IB1h1nd Post OH•c•l OOLVILLE. OHIO 4572:> .1 LEE ETHRIDGE BELPRE ., OHIO 457• ' T~to~A~thenS~~·--------------_1~::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It~ a for SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS TO SAT., 8 A.M. nL 5 P.M. THIS IS IN ADDmON TO THEIR REGULAR SERVICE DEPARTMENT HOURS · MON.-FRI. 8 A.M. Dl 5 P.M. . 3 Sections, 30 Pogoa 26 Cants . A Multimedia Inc. N-apoper . ' ' By'fP:RF84MELCIIER !!&AMI 8t.d Wrller . ''Only those areas (Lebanon Township, Letart - Townlhlp, parts of Pomeroy and~) ... aregotnjt . to~filglble (torblocklll'8liUUnds) as ltooWatands," : ~FranlcDavll,oftheBuckeyeHills-HocklngValley . RelllonaJDevelopmentDisti1ct. ' . . . : Davll presented new guldellnes tor the f~ , •Houstng and Urban Development Cmununlty · DevelopmEnt Block Grants to Interested cltl1.ens Wedneldayln thecourthou8e. · , · , From the grant money, .MetgsCountywill receive :Slll,tm to be administered by the cornmlslloners. . Past- of the tuOO tncludethe county JandiWand the •Plrchaleof llreequlpment, : About 45 people atftendlng fDund wt what types of :projecll are eUglble tor grant money. Projects mtiBt ·fall lntothreecatl!gor1es: benefltlnglowandmoderate 1JKmlepeople,ellmlnatlonofslwnsorbllghllngareas ;Uid lll'galt needs. · Most projecll wlll fall Into the category ot benefttlng low and moderate Income, said Davis. At least 51 <pe\a:tlt of the popul'ltlon must be wtthln the low and ' ,ll)Odera!e, tncome range tn the .~as the proj¢cts .~pass . . The Income range Is figured pn 11 county-wide basis, Davis added. : Theftguresarebasedonthe~oensus~,wlth ,adjllltmentsmadetorlncomechangeslllncelS91. · · In Mflgs County, the median tncome tlgtireused tor 'a .four-person houllehold II $15,:110. For a one-pei'!IOn ... Great times are for all summer long! The beach ... the backyard .. . the park .. . the campsite! And to go along with all your summer fun, SUPERIOR'S Frankies. Great tasting, versatile Frankies cook up plump and juicy just about anywhere ... any time! Made with choice meal~ and 'blended with fresh spices, SUPERIOR'S Frankies add a special navor to all your activities. Select from All Meat, All' Beef, Jumbo, Chicken or Cheese Frankles. Pick up a pack or two because anytime is a great time for Frankies. LOGAN, Ohio (AP) -Attorneys for Dale N. Johnstm. the man sentenced 'to die tor tile mutilation slaylngs of hls stepdaughter and her !lance, have ftled atrldavlts support· tog their claim that someone else was the klller. , Amdavlts ftled Wednesday In Hocldng County Canmon Pleas CcNrt contain statements which Indicate another man could have been responsible. The statements, laentlfY!ng the man, were signed by Jill and Dan WQitrey'of Dublin. ~'We decided along time ilgO that the'only way to get a new trial for Jolmlton was to solve the ease," Suhr: Rolltirt a defense attorney, !111111. ''Willi this atrldavlt, we have now IIOived the cue." · With delicious recipes and exercise tips. PLUS Fovr25f Co«,--or"''S ($1.00 SAVINGS) goodan ' 0 t ., enttne . :N . ew gujdelines mean :two.tqWnships, villages ;eligible for block $$$ Fee/in' Good Boolclet I ·story, photo on Page 8 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 30; 1984 ·C-"uhtod 1884 FREE Feelln' Fit... I The lighted cross · e . at y Healthful Idea-Healthy Savings· Save~ Story 1111 Pqe 3 ~ . IMluseholdthetleureusedts$10,750. The policyJBdestgned tomakesurethepoorestareas wlthtn tJie counJy receive the grant.flmdtng. laid a spokesman tor the Ohio Data Usen Center, who . prepared thetrgures tor the state. . . "I might .have a chance (to get other areas approved) wtth SCipio and Salem townallljls aild . Pcmeroy VUJaae," Davis conunented. "'Those are up ·• aroundthe47,48jlelcettlevei,''.Pavlsjidded.Anarea II'RISt have ~1 ~~ ot Its people earning a lo\V and moderate,biccmetobeellglble. · Last year, area.swereaJIOwed toCIIIIductthelrown .tncomeiii/M!'YIJTheywlllmtbeallowedtodothaithis year. .u,yprojectot$2,mlormoremuatpaytheprevalllng · or 11n1on wage, Davll told the ~ 'lbe ~toners wDJ baniiJe the Jett1ni of contracts. , Ally groups or Individuals who thtnk tbey have an eligible project are to sutmlt a clescrtptlon of the project tothecoimty cornmlssloners by4 p.m.Sept.12. Included In the descrtption should~ a time frame for ca111>Jetlng the project, a cost estimate and a contact person. , A 1teertng oo the projects wt11 be held at 10:00 a.m. Sept. 21 to decide which Jirojects wtll he f!lrwarded to tJx! state for apprwal, Commissioners wlll tzy to pick about six projects beltefitlng the III(II! residents, said Richard Jonei;, Meigs County Ccmmlssloner. Projects must be COOipleted within lOmonths.ofthe state approval date. ' IIABioJUANA DESI'BOYED D ' d 011 to' ' ..._ -.ra;n ... • .nya-e" quanll:y ill nwiJ- that .... beeu st.on!d Ia tile ba8emeat of lbe Melp Colmty Jail was lfllll&ed yetlt day momlng by Meip County fumnon Pleas J!idle (luuies Knflbt Melp County Sberlff James J. Prof. rut. - ·.......... by ..Pl. . . lnuJIIpol1ed the OIIII'IJiilllia to ali area bpblnd the u 1p c-nq. ::"~..:tw::'..,.:,:;. ph• were etried....., cJnln.. .!liP! pipes 110 llie air _.... .,.. ~ llftu&li a.em. Cl' • ~~ them to bam more IJileld,y . . lpdted . ...._ pJJone ill fuel oil were lilll!d Ia cleliro)iDc die poL In top pldD, Sberlff J~ J. ProfiiU ....... the larp! Johnston, 51; was convicted Jan. matches the dl!scr!Pt100 of a man quaalty •ill marljuaaa wblle Iii 211 ot aggi'!IVated murder In the .anOther witness claimed to have bodGin phclto, tbe lire flne!Jy slaylngs of Annette Cooper, 18, and seen near the comflekl the day the taltal . . and hellos to bam the Todd Schultz.-19, on Oct. 4 or 5, 198Z. teen.agers d15appeared. stadi; of ............... marijuana. ! 'l1le Wolfreys operated a private • Johnston has malntatned · his zoo !n.Hocktng County at the time lnmcence. After his Conviction, be Ms. Coilpe!' and SchultZ were slain. wamed residents ol the Hocking I after._.. else ~··r~red ' Logan couple Sunc!IJ. WILL IE EXTENDING THEIR ,Meigs, top TVC pick \v . . <. Va,1.34. No.la . In t.he mid-'llhto - · LowaiD t.he miiHOs to lllld-. early Friday, ooollnl to t.he iiOi SMurday and TURNPIKE GALLIPOLIS, OH. \[7 • ~i.d8Yit-contendw~ someone Falroa~-~.Jil&M r~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===~~ . .. I A FRIEND WHEN YOU NEED A 'Craig MathewS. cbalnnan, this See tab ......... floclay - ~ Prep ·football outlook radio Meet the team night Thursday Bloeii:PartY The second annual block pilrty was anoounced for Sept. 8 'and a speclillmeettngwill be peldwlthDr. political views The Meigs County fU:!.Cl'Team ·are betng set up by REACI' teams :Lack of quorum delays chamber action ' Safety break.station offered for motorists \ I I I ~L------------...1 OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Vice Pn!lldellt George Bulb lolldl ; . the ·llllplal meettna of tile PNo COtdeiatce of'J'eerr\SWrl tillllallt at a lleulon du11nJ,whldl the llllllltier lllllon .. i!iCp!CII!d to m.cm. :s=:e·Rellpn-Bulltptesklen· ·'I'Nrnaterll ol!lclals have en- ·. Discovery soars into orb.it . That halt was required becauseof second woman astronaut; Steve an eltctmnlc malfunction that . Hawley, 32; and Richard Mullane, theoretically could have prevented 38, and payload spectallst Charles the booster rockets and fuel tank Walker, an lndust!Y englll!!eriYhose employer, McDonell Douglas, paid from dropptng off after they NASA$8l,<00forhls training. exhausted their fuel. The crew's main jol) wtll be to But a hastily redesigned computer program Worked perfectly; and deploy the three sateWtes for passenger. . the twtn boosters peeled away two commercial customers, w hlle After t1u:ee frustrattng postpone- mlnutessevensecondslntotheOight Walkerwilloperatethedrugfacto!Y to produce the hormone ln greater ments ln two months anil a to splash down ln the Atlantic for purity than Is posslbleonEarth. Also retrieval. Jast-mlnu~walttogettwoalrplanes Hartsfield, who Dew on a shuttle aboard Is a J.O.story·tall solar sail rut of the way, Dlscovt>IY llfted off that will be unfurled ln a test of a Into blue, cloudless skies on a . two years ago, Is jolned by five mission critical to rebuilding the flrst·tlmespacefllers.They arepllot device that may one day convert the sun's rays ·to electrical power for confidence of customers tn the Michael Coats, 38; mission special· space stations. Judy Resnik, 35, America's tsts shuttle's commercial reliability. N)ne minutes after the fiery clepllrture at 8:42 a.m., Mission 'Control tn Houston reported the 'Jlftotf was perfect and Olscove!Y was tn orbit 184 miles high and streaking around !he globe at 17,400 mph. Also aboard Is a drug factory that wlll manufacture a homJone whose Identity has been kept a secret but which Is saki to be of potential benefit to mllllons. "I knoW It's been klnd of rough, · turning this lhlng around ... and ' getting It ready to go again," . commander Henry Hartsfield, 50, told the control center shortly before launch. "We're ready to go and we thank yw tor lt." The flight ccmblnes ~ mtssto!IS Into one as NASA strUggles 1!1 get back on schedule and packs 24 tons ot cargo, the heaytest yet for a shutile. Discovery's Inaugural, the 12th shUttle flight, began almost seven minutes late because two prlvate aircraft had penetrated the ' dorllld Repubucana at both the contlnullli penonal camp~~gn ef- Kennedy Space Center airspace, . na~ and ata!li !eYela In ~~ fort In thlfl state by bOth him and One had to be chased away by a ~!plane. ' years: 'lbla yt~U'I decision Is~ P1 !l!!o•t Reaaan. . With tellS of~ of specta· · 011 a tank-am-me vote ot lllllon Ralei!Kartavldl,cmcemanager IDrS 'watdllne trorn the Kennedy manben, but Buali'a Invitation to , tor Oblo Reagan-Bush . ~ . said Space Center and nearby beaches. llddrelllheoallferena!wutlwght Wednelday tbat the ataU II sure and ltlghways. the blastoff culml· WATCIIING 'IBBDIJOOVERY GO -Peoplewllldt•dpOOiopaph to have !!J&Mifd the outcome. there wlll be other vlslta II&' Reqaa nated a countdown that was lite llliolf of t.he IINklli ....ttle Dlflcovery 11tun!day montlng at Kennedy BUlb wiD bemaldnr hllthlrdvlllt and Bulb piior to the Nov. 6electloft ot the )'811' to Ohio In whal • "butrlghtnowwedoll'tlmnwwttere Interrupted for 24 hours Tuesday' Splloe c.ter. (AP Lluierpholo ). night. Republiclll 'en I'm ...._ '"'t"' w111 be a orwhal" • Bush addresses .T eamsters tonight ' llli'SIOira-., M!AI81HC.-..cN.CHO. Wolfrey stated the man told him, County .oommunlty that they should before law enforcEment' ·ol!lcers mt rest easy because the person releaaed such tnrormatlon, that the w~ ldlled and dismembered the two'teen-agers had been shot with a twoteen-agen~ was still free. .22-callber weapon. Wolfrey also · , Prosecutors had beeq gtven until stated that Hocking County Sherltf Frlday to submit answers to Jim Jones said the man ''was previous defense motions and tncapableofsuchanact(murder)." affidavits that claimed llf:W evi· Mrs. WOlfrey stated the man Ju\d .deuce warranted a riew lrtal for told her he kllew the location of the Johnston. But they are expected to corntleldwhere the limbs of Cooper be given addltlonlll time to respOnd and Schultz were found. ln view of the new affidavits and · Suhr saldactescrlptlonottheman memorandums tiled Wednesday: , ., .; . .CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Amertca'snewshuttleDisrovery ftnally soared Into orbit todsy on Its ~layed malden tllg!tt, carry· lng three communlcatlonssateilltes and a · six-member crew that Includes NASA's second woman astronaut 'a nd .Its first paying � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 29, 1984 bise carman hoffman miller scott