http://66.213.69.5/files/original/24fda64e17de050187f8612e9c825d0a.pdf e023727a8690e6c1524a869fb0d83bac PDF Text Text I Fulfilling.promi~es JeltUIGil Labor Day in Chester . Photos 011 Pap 7 2 Buckeye briefs SeePapiO • at y .e --------------------------- ----------- ----------------------- --------~---------------- . ' By NANCY YOAatAM . basin tram anopenculvertwldertheroad,l0tol2feet ' Sa 1111!18td Writer · ' deepandl5teetwlde.antheBWBamllartpu~ty.on A Pome1oy resident, who has no sewer or water, ; Rock St. and Pleasant Ridge. Yoong said Barnhart requested ~ at Tuesday's Pm1e1oy VIllage , hac;! cleaned out around the area, rnalcll!g access Coondl meetlllg. easier. He noted that the screen cover1ng the basin Margaret Sbeets, who aves on UniOII.:J'errace said needs to be replaced and perllaps, a new culvert . her neighbor, aci'oss the street Is Oil Leading Creek ' needed to be added. water, but upon clllitacting,Leadlng Creek personnel j Pennlllloa Jl'lll'led , she becaine dlstuitJed when ln1'ormed that $500 lllllit CouncU granted permission tor ·the dlglng of a · be paid In !K'der to bring the 11ne ~the road to her i water wen for the car wash near Rizer's Service Station since the water will not be dralnlng Into liome. Smith told council she does not have the money . to pay the Costs. • l Pmleroy's sewage systEm nor treated at the sewage CouncU ,nember Henry Wenypolntedoutthatone 1 ' plant.1bewatersiDIJdiotramtlledr8ln~lnto of his relatives had exper1e11ce!1 slrnllai' problems ' the river. It was mentlolled that the Environmental when pul;tlng In Leading Creek water at a 1nne on - Protection Ageacy inlgbt not be In &greanent with Rutland Street in the M1ddleport area. He spend the jllopca;d project, but council woold not put nearly $1,1Dl. Umltatlons 011 tile :u t1nn as long as village Mayor Dick Seyler pointed ~t that altllough piupl!lty II maintained. council memb!!n were sympatheUC to Sheets' Pennlssllla was a18o granted tor Clerk·~ dilemma, 11 she resides within 1 l!!!d!ng Creek Bill Snootrer to traDafer lludgl!t fUnds. gm..w..,. territory tben councn· has 110 jurtsdlctlon over the reportedtbat$M.OOIIslnthePoucesalaiybqettor matter. Mayor Seyler said he wwld check Into the the next four months and that be wanted to lraiid!r situation. 14.ml d. that money to the fringe berieftbi budlrtalld . H Sheets' Jxme does not lie within the Leading $2,(0) to the operatmi and malntalilance fund. Creek water area, lben Ponll!ltiy will be responsible · Smdfer al8o reported that a t..laooed.-.uswas left for water seiVIce to her residence. trom-the$15,001allotted forthestateexamlller'sCOIIts SeWap ~ and that he woold ~ to transl'er th&t balance to : A compl,aJnt from Francis Florist, stemming tram WIE!IIlployment fwlda. . . $4!Wage dumping at the sewage plant on the hiD above · [ It was alllo decided that blr free parking meter the stOre wu a111o discussed. It was reported thitt spaces .wiD 'be ~ tor use bY the A.and 0. iurface water tram the dump site hall been tilling the CQnstructlon Qlnipany which will be In town tor tbe basement of the flower sl¥lp. Mayor Seyler said a 11ne next three weeks doing renovation work on the St. p~ust be leaking scmewhere and that the problem Paul Lutheran Church. would be couect.ed pl'Oil1ptly. , 1 In atteridance at the meeti,ng In a~tlon to Ma~ : CouncU member BW y ourw pointed out that Seyler and Smutrer were council memben Weny, 111 .. flllate -attl!lltloll sliould be g1vm a large catch Yoong Bnace Reed and I..any WebniiW. ' - ----------~~----------~· CLIP US FOR· ALL . WEARE . . "'* -WORTH I TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT TIDE L.AUNDRY JlETERGENT *699 , 10 lb. 11 oz. -FAMILY SIZE • Rea. $1J7 • SAVE $1.2B 10 lb: 11 oz. F1111ily Size Rea. $8.27 • SAVE $1.28 With • . Coupen. == '699 ' ' (MREIDY) GENERAL •••· sug · SAVE 70' 79c BAnERIES 79c Jf:i. Cor DSIZE • 4 PACI . Rea. $1 with 49 • SAVE 70' ' Coupon RUBBING ALCOHOL RUBBING· 16 oz. Rea. 75' • SAVE 81' 69C 2 FOR .,_... Discovery crew lands safely .. ' EJ,>WARDS AIR FORCE BASE1 triggered Its big jets b'2~ minutes tOdropthespaceshlp.autofOibltand Into lin llourlollg •Jive throWih the PIIRPOSE BATTERIES ECONOMY. OEPENOABIUTY C or D Size • 4 Pack 2!0t J.lddon Avt ~,.....,.. . w. ~. ~. w. v. 16 oz. .... 75' Ea. With Coupon . 2 Seetiona, 14 Pagoi 26 Canto • _ A MultiiMclialnc. Newspaper Beech Grove balance sheet shows.black. ink ' . • - ' -· enttne -- . Pomero -Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 6, 1984 Vo1.34, No.101 led 1184 . • SAVE 11' ALCOHOL 2 FOR ·69C ................. . 0. --. ; . -- ,..,._,._ ·a , t fiOW1 1Menc1SIIIIet Calif. (AP) Space slllttle I:llaccWety l'l!tUtlll!d to Earth tn*n Its maldefl voyaae today, gliding to a J)lcture-pert!c dawn landing qn a dellert lala!bed. atter a 2.5 mWJon. mile tllgbt .that restored cOnt!deDce 111 America's space lransptrtatlon atmolpberelntothiiMoja~Delert air base. 1be weather IA'as exrellmt tor Iandin&. with vlslbl11ty ot.lOO mfles. Scattered lightning slllinw hit the syslem, • mauntaiDS alnlt 40 miles north ot Cmunander Henry Hartllleld the base two IKlUn before landing and !illot Mlchael Coats guided the time, but UJe weather posed no threat to the sll!lttle, saki NASA ~klll space plane tlirailh spar. spokeswOilWI Nancy Lovato. kllngclearslde$toatouchdownat10 . Mlsaloo Control wakened the . minutes alter sunrise, 6: 38 a.m. . PDT, and rolled to a stop on the astronauts !KI !Dinutes early today when It detected a leak In a set of l)ard-packed sand · 1be sun gllstened llilllantly off tanks that supply oxygen tor t!te the cratt as It completed tlnal cabin prelisure and power·' maneuvers and zeroed In on the produCing fuel cens. Hartsfield switched to a baclrup -landing strip. system and Initiated a trou~ Dl8covery and ltscre.vofftvemen and me _woman were back home shooting p1lCEdllle that I.!Jllated the after a six-day mlssloll marked by leak to a pi PSIIUI'I! cbntroi system. ex1I'IIOrdlnaly IIICOI!IIsdelplte lnlts The system was shut cG andtbe leak with a ltUbbom chunk rlllce and a stopped. NASA :ofllclals emphasllnat.11011n OliYII'PII leak. 'lbelrs wu I2JI!d the problem posed "no hazard'' the 12th Dl&bt of a space shuttle, the to the crew or the shuttle and that there was EIIOIIih oxygen on board lOth !Oland bei-e. fir Dlscovtcy to stay In orbit an • 1be third Slid newest slllttlewas extra two days If necessacy. Discovery's six-person crew. r:Nf!t the IIMIIm ocean on Its 97th orbit when Harts!leld lllld Coats canes heme with an empty cargo ' bay, grapblc evldl!rlce d. Its success In launching a record three cern· llllllllcatlons sateWtes on a single flight. NASA reported aU three sateWtes had reaclied the high ~ts neces· . sary foF operation and they woold soon begin earning money for their owners: American Telephone & Telegrapll, SatelUte But es Systems and Hughes Cm!munlcatlons Services IDe. 1be ccrnpanles paid the space agency a tatal of $37. ~for the delivery seiV!ce. Discovery's satelllte deploy· ments Were thellrsttoramunerclal ctistamen 'stni:e last February Whell · two comrnunlcadons pay. loads went Into useless orbits because their booster rocket rmzJes falled after suro!SSful lawdles tram thesluttleChalleqer. 1boae failUres caused NASA's customers !iOiile CXJDCerD, raised theli' Insurance rates and resulted In one satenlte launctl being delayl!d. That, plus three postponements fNer two months rll DiscOvery's deoot Olght, had put tile shuttle's reputation. as an orbital carrier In question. ByBOBHOEPUCII SttOwoJ 8taft Writer For- the first dine In years, the Beech Grove Ceme!.el}' 'l'rustees In Plllne_roy are operating "In the black". 'Ibis was the report given Tuesday night when Pomeroy VWage Ccw1cll met In a post~ session. The trustees - Jack Sei<Je. nabel, TreU Schoenleb and 0. L. WOes - sul:mltted a tlnanclal report ~ . receipts of $m.Ol for the year. Brealu:bwn rll the Income Includes sale of lois. $:fl5; Interest, $86.01; opening and closing of graves, $301, and dlllatlons, careoflots, $m.OL . In January, this year, the board of trustees was operating with a s.Jm.73 deficit and receipts for' the month totaled $128.91 -•wblle disbursements amountat to SIIB3.29. Thli moved the board iDa $1142.11 deflcllt In February. However, JeO!lP,ts amounted to $lal5.73 and there were , no . dlsblraementa. ~ celpts for Mardi totaled $991.25 and again there were no dlsbur· sernents SO the board WIIS dawn to a $'.Bii.l3 deficit In April. That IIDith •ece!Pis amounted to $1312.83 and ~ totaled $3. 'Ibis breugbt tile May dellclt lo $l3i5.:ll wbUe IEOP\AS J'lllle to $228l37 and c1lsiJune. . .. menta went to llS38.15. 1bls 1'111!!1111t that In June the deficit was $118.118. Receipts tor the month amounted to1125UOand dlsbur· aeme~~ts were Only $!ilso In July the deficit · stood at $594.'72. · Receipts wmt to $8411.111 and dl.siJursernmts amounted to $50 gMng the board a $514.64 "In the black"' balance on Aug. 21. E•r, Ieee P "h• 1be board In explalnlng Its ~XSIUon, has Issued a.statement ~ that the pubUc will be better Informed oft the cemetery opera- . lions. It reads: "First of au, we want to tbank ·an who paid their annual feed.$5 per graVe per,year for upkeep rll graves. This past year, It was a tremendous help In the upkleep and maintenance of the·cemetery. As you may or may not kllaw we have alnlt 01 acres which have to be ltiOWf'd and maintained. "1be trustees also feel that the cari.not continue ID tunct1on as It has In the past ~ years Wttb:lut the help and support of the public. The maintenance of the cemetery. does not end with the grass mowing seasOn which Includes the repair of ~ and the IXIfC}Iase ot gas and on. "In the winter, there are roads to be maintained, drainage CEMEI'I!JlY ~ BlACK- 'Die OOIIMIIUillty today received llie IOIJI) t111t tor the ~~r~& arne 111 many )'tliiiB. the "'-*- of ~::::.1 s-t.GmweCmtrt,. aret~o~Mamll) op!l" Mnc"llltheblack''. Ia tile qed ctil~ I) 10 bacJI IIIIIIYJ'!IIIW Ia the IJ ' -7 of tile ton.~ liiBitJrJr IIIII& lhe pave of Samuel Wyll,yB Puuwsu;y after wllm llie .--.·Mr. PanoaVi dled•J-a. 1Mlattlleaceotn. .........Y Upkeep of the oemeter)' hal beEII a problem tor Cl!il:e&u) lnd ! 1 ditches to be kept opened, snow removal on days of funerals, a seiVIce provided by the village at 110 ccst. '"Thhs summer we have-been very fortunate to have had WOI'Ia!rs who have been on government funded programs to help with the mowing of !he grass. However. we must think of the future because these programs may not be available In the fUture. ''The trustees voted to raise the opening and closing of graves frcm $1.00 to $1.50 with holidays and weekends staying at pXJ. 1bls Is In Hne with other CE!IIetertes In the area. The trustees also felt that In order to emctently maintain the large area that tjJey have, there has to be reguladons and rules to be adhered to, such as the placing d. flowers, etc. Since It takes a lot of time to remove and replace baskets of artlflcal Dowers In order to mow the grave sites there should -be no. more than two artUlcal pots per grave and aU Uve Dowers should be planted near the head stones. Grave blankets In the winter dine are alloW'ed. That Is also In line with other cemeteries In the area. ''The trustees welcome any suggestions, questionS or constructive criticism that the public may offer. Weknowthere have ~ a lot of complaints n tile past and we have hied our best to take care of these ccrnplalnts. We wW continue to. serve you In the future to the best of our abll,lty and try to IllBkl) Beech Grove Cemetery a place to be proud of when you visit the resting place of your loved ones.'' • Home buying getting tougher~ 8)''11ie.&MOdatedl'ra As the government attrlblted an Increase lncoostructlon partly to the bulldlngofapal'til'lel!ts. theNaUonal Associations of Realtors reported that for iJ\IIIiY people _It's getting klUgher to buy a liome. The ~ group Tuesday unveiled Its latest "affordablllty Index." repoaling that In July the typical family earning $25,5113 had Just 83.3 petct!!lt of the lncuue . ~to qualify tor an Ill pe~oeut bait earn less; likewise, half the Innes ccst more than the median and halt cost less. The groop said the typical family . would have qualified If inortgage lnierest rates were 2.3 percentage points below July's average effec· tlve.lnterestrateofl2.51percent. A family at the median Income WOUld have qualified for an ~ pemmt loan on a $62,t1Xl home, IIJxJer the standards establlshed by the Federal National Mortgage Association. . mortgage on a home~$74,'100, the median. • The realtors said more than 33 July was the tlllrd straight month petu!ilt of the homes sold In July . housing hU becmle less affordable. ~t for prices below N),(IX). the reelton reported Tuesday. The ';!be Ccmmerce Department relndex,at&'i.3, haddloppi!d2.3polnts . ported Tuesday that new construe· t1on rose 0.7 pet cent In July and fnm.Jul¥!. 1be group calculates the Index attrtbuted the rlse largely to the 8ldJ llXIIlth by ccmparlng the pace set by apartment and office maximum ITIOI't8Bie a · median· bulldllii8· ' lncOiiie family COUld obtain with the Total construcllon spending rose . to a seasonally adJusted annual rate COlt of a medfan..jrk:ed lnne. · Half the 118tlon'a faml1leB earn of $311.4 billion, Commerce said. · more thaD Qle median 1nmme and Thesllgbtrlsefollowedadi!cUned. 0.5 percent In June. • ·• · Construction activity has slowed In recent months following monthly Increases early In the year of a8 much as 6.9 percent. EconomistS · blame the slowdown on rising Interest rates. In other economic developments '1\Jesday: ·:...Nestle SA's acquisition of carnation Co. for more than $3 billion In cash would be the largest acquisition ever of a food company, said W.T. Grlirun & Co., a merger and acquisitions consultant Iii Chicago. Carnation, a Los AngeleS dairy-products company' an; nounced that Its board of directors UllllllliMusly approved!beofferlll)d recommended thatlts sharehOlderS accept the $83-a-share bid. -Ford Motor Co. said It told Its dealers to expect no Increase In the baseprlcesofltstwosmaUestcarsln 1985, and Increases In the baseprlces of most other models ranging from less than 1 petcent to6.5pen:eut. �.• Wadnaedey, :Commenta..y The Daily De Lorean Sentin~l 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Whereto begin contemplating tbe lmpllcat!ons of the De Lorean acquittal? I would nominate the little-noticed statement by Profes· sor Alan Dershow!tt of Harvard, ...,ho said that If De Lorean had been 1!1ed by any judge or presumably professor law, be'd have been convicted on the basis Of the evidence available." Dershowitz was presumably Intending to convey that the "truth," In adversary situations, Is not necessarily the truth. We all grew up dlrruy ,cognizant of the old saw, the unwrltten law that ~ld that no jury would ever convict the husband who, coming upon the man engaged In cuckolding hlm, guns h1m down.· That old saw ts not recommended as a ·ucense tor vengeful husbands. but the Idea Is planted: ·the Idea of the jury that looks at the facts and only then decides whether to be governed by them. The jurors In the De Lorean case, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .... ~ i!:i!m~ r-n......o._-.-,..,-,ac:::loo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT 1 Publl$her 'PAT WHITEHEAD or BOBHOEFUCH General Manager Assistant Publisher/ Controller ' DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Edllor · • A MEMBER pf The Associated Press, Inland DaUy Press Assocla. lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'M'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. 'l'hey should be less than :roo words .. loDe. AllleUers are subject to edltlnc and must be signed. with oame, address and telephone number . r'Jo unsigned letters wUI be pubUshed. Letter& ~ukt be In g•od tute, llddressl•g l8sues, not penonaiiUes. .. Letters· to editor .... .~::. Where's the hardtop road? I would like to ask our county · commissioners wh)( nothing Is • • being done to upgrade the road to : the Scipio Industrial Park at : Pagevtlle? This ts a good location ; for new plants tQ build. It's perfect • for Industry and It doesn't look like : anyone Is pushing too hard to · upgrade ttie road to it. · I would at least pui a hardtop' to • the site and make all efforts to get : county water to it. There Isn't much • work being done on the county's : part that anyone can see. As a ruce says taxpayer, any Industry that we can get would help tbe taxpayers of Meigs and make new jobs for those wno don't have any. So I say where's the hardtop road and water line to the. Industrial· pari\ at · Pagevtlle? Dd our county.commtsslonern really care If Meigs County has jobs? It surely doesn't look like It! So let's all push to get this park on the roll and the job force growing soon. - Floyd ' H. Cleland, Box 144-F, Middleport, Ohio 45760. understood~ . _ _;___w._·uiam_F_._Buc_k_ley_J_r. Interviewed ·by the press, talked , pressed by the suggestion that the govei1UJWnt was Involved In CX• about the ratlure of . adequate corroboration, talked about the . actly that, entrapment, even as the prosecution was unimpressed. dubious ba~kground of the princiSome years ago a YOUII& Ameripal witness, mentioned thli unsoiled can tn Turkey wasawroacbed tn a background of ~ defendant (De bar by a young woman wbo. said ·L orean "carried no baggage" that unless sbe could buy antlbto!.e., he had a clean record). But :t!cs, her young child would die, but Dershowltz Is In effect saytpg tha' these c:lruiB could Only be had by ,the evidence was lnsu1!lc!ent to paytng dollars tor them, and would ,remQVe anr reasonable doubt that the' young man kindly, tar the love De Lorean was prepared to cash tn of God, e1(cbange some dollars for on a cocaine heist, . that the local currency at the tree rate? unsavory background of the witness did not ret:roactlvely make Young man did so, was slapped by h1m a liar, particularly liven that plalnclotliesmen, taken to Jall, whipped, tried and stuck In a what the witness testUied to was penitentiary with a tong sentence. It tllmed, leaving De ' Lorean In requ~ all the klng's horses and flagrante: A disreputable pimp all the king's men to rescue that filming h1s client's activities begood Samaritan. . ' tween the sheets does not have tbe In any ·United States court the power to bapt12Je those activities. And then, of course. there was the · prosecutiOn's case would have been thrown out even Without the need ID tssue of entra~ent, and although · retain Proteuor Dersbowltt to the jurors were not absolutely plain plead it. That was entrapment. The In their 'remarks about this, one gathers that Dershowitz ts untm- principal distinction between ~ a.tii-. I • . veer ' Another school year has started Regardless of where your senti· .ail,d along with all the studies COI'Tli!S ments may lie, a stadium would ·: a full slate of athletic events. One of ·complete the compll!x at MHS and ': ~ our goals as an organization ts to could easily become the best In : • support and encourage the young . Southern Ohio. This project needs :. people who wish to participate In .to.ga!n momentum. -: -the athletic program. I feel, that as Another ts the bulldlng of pergroup, we are off to a good start. manent restroom facllltiesnear the •;: ;fhrough the support of those track/baseball area at tbe school. •: business houses and Individuals Hopefully, the district will furnish : .who have purchased adS In the materials and we may be able to : · football program, purchased boos- provide the labor ID complete thls : ter or 200 Club membership tickets project. l)efore time for spring · • or patronized our food booth at the sports. We will have-other projects • · fair, we wlll be able to assist In during the coming months and hope : : .areas of the programs not funded we can have tbe continued support • • by school district monies. of each one In our 'area. To those : ; Incidentally, both membership who have sons, daughters, friends : tickets and 200 club tickets are still or others participating In athletics, ; : ;a vailable to those wishing to join . . please get Involved by attending •: • There are several projects we meetings (each Tuesday at 7:30 · • hope to undertake In the coming p.m.), going to all events you can : year. We have approached the attend or In other ways by assisting · · :'board. of education concerning the In work projects. ··: •erection of a football stadium at the It may well be that Interest In •: ;:high school. It was receptive to the a thletic programs In Meigs Local -: · :Idea but It wlll hinge largely upon School District Is on the upswing. : :·the sale of properties now owned by . let's try to keep ll'that way, -Jim : 0: the district Including the present Soulsby, President, Meigs Athletic Boosters. >:• stadium. . ;·:a •. ........ -.. ...... . . ' Long range planning needed I • ~ ' ; ·:.;.. ..... • Purpose of this letter Is not to ;:: ~tract from the efforts of those •:-Jnvolvel) In the recedt activity ::: pertaining to the Improvement of ;. : US 33 and SR 124, but to help ·:: :OOucate them and the general ·: •:public to the facts of political U1e. . : ': In 1955, when Michael V. D!Salle .• .• : first came to this area seeking ::-_"l;upport for his candidacy for Gdvemor, he promised some of us :; : 1hal he would work for the • • Improvement of US 33 from ,. ·: .• Pomeroy to Athens. The same •; -:promises were made tn 1957. ·: ::Shortly after his election In 1958 Sen. ,-: ·J . Sherman Porter and I met with ' ::: :eov. D!Salle and reminded him of ·: • )lis promises to the people of Meigs :.: -county. At that time, he Informed ; ; :US that he was working towards : ; ~ling the promises. By the fall of ·: • :w1)2 all aerial mapping had been :: ~. preliminary planning com-!Jeted ,and an open hearing was :· :held In the Meigs County Court ~: ;H9use for public comments and < -approval. The late Dor Schaefer : : ·~ I represented the two political : · :parties' and. we each gave the ,; : ·ai!Proval of our respectiye groups. -; ·!t that time the proposal to 33 from the ; • mtruct a four lane ; : :P6meroy-Mason brtdge to Athens <• .< us ~: was then ..Journalized" In the : ~ ~ghway department records. The • •~thens Messenger reported the : : ,:delaUs this meeting and com. ; ft!!nted upon the m\fY benefits of .or .' . ~~a:~ . Let's keep interest going healed. He has full clearance for contact. But unless Earle Bruce and Mike T~ aay he Ls ready, he will not play," the OhkiStatecoach said. "MostHkely,Mikewillnotplay Saturday." Then would Tomczak play next .,...eek'l' The coach side-stepped the question by saylilg, "We:u set a targetdateasaoon as possible." Bruce Ia more concerned about a calcium buildup In TorncZak's right ankle tmn his lllacUvlty. Intact, be telepboned Mike's father, retired Calumet City, Ill .. prep coach Ron Tcmczak, about his star quarter· back's limp. will • miSS Tomczakhasab!orbednocontact work Iii practice although be led his team to ·four touc))downs In an tntra-IQuad scrimmage last week. Bruce Is unconcerned be must my on redshlrted Karsatal In the opener for bothschooill. He turned ID the product of Fuperton, Callf., ID start In placeofTcmczak last season against Michigan State. J{arsatos responded by hitting 9 of 16 passes for 170yards and one toochdown Ina 21-11 decision the Spartans. · "He Is most certainly an expe. riencedplayer," Bruce said. Tomcz.ak broke his Ubla and fibula of his right leg In a spring over gameMay5. "His dad told me, Well, he's· In two seasons, be has led Ohio alwayallmped. He's plaeoa-IDed.' " State to 18 vlctlrieB In 2t prnes, . Squelched ,just~ce ________,__J_ac~kA_nd_e_rso_n ' W~GTON . -FederaltnvesFBI agents conducted several would have enabled the Nlcara· knew the United States Wjllll't Ugators have gathered copious , meetings last year with officials of guan eueiTillas to cany their really Interested In capturtna Information Unklng fugitive finan- the government of Costa Rica, operations deeper Inland Into NicaVesco.. This squares with eai1ler cier Robert Vesco ID multi-bllllon- wbere Vesco hid out tor several ragua, away from the Costa Rican lnformauon from Costa . Rican dollar drug-$llluggllng operations years l)efore taking refuge In Cuba. border . pollee offtctals, wbo told me that lnvqlvtng Cuban President Fidel The first of the meetings was· on When asked by my aasoctate U.S. authorltietl In the past have Castro and Nicaraguan govern- July 29 In a hotel near the Miami about. the Veico kidnap money, expressed little Interest In Vesco ment officials. But the JusUce airport. G-men from the Miami Eden Pastora, the designated rebel beyond occaston8uy denouncing Department quleUy ldlled an elilbo- office discussed the proposed kidrecipient, only chuckled and said he him. ' rate plan 1o kidnap :Vesco and brtng napping with representauves or 1111! welcomed any donaUon to his Why wasn't the ClA Interested? him back to face CI1mlnal charges Costa Rican vice president and cause. . . Costa Rican ofllctals and ti1ends of for which he was Indicted more officials of that country's national The kidnappers - who would not ·Vesco sald be has told tbem be has than 10 years ago. . security agency. · have been FBI agents - had lined had onlotng contact with the CIA Evidence I've uncovered IndiThe plan called for luring Vesco up a helicopter arid boats equipped and Ill direCtor, WUUam Casey. cates that the Reagan admtntstra- back Into Costa Rica, where be with radios on which they were ID Vesco reportedly brags that be tion - like others before It - ts owns a ranch, abducting him and communicate over specla) frequeneven met Casey recently, and that afraid ot what Vesco CQU!d disclose turning him over to the FBI. cies with the FBJ. Casey has helped him Invest In the If he were actually to stand b1al for Coded telex messages from . But the 'Justice Department stock market. h1s swindles. Tile elusive millio- Miami to FBI headquarters tn kllll!d the plan. The conspirators Vesco has a habjt of blowing hot naire apparently knows too much Washington outllned the details of were told by an FBI agent that the alr, blit his aasoctates say be was about some well-known people In the plan. They Indicated that the plot was aborted because any delighted when Casey was named this country, both Republicans and Costa Rican govenunent was unofmoney tunneled to Nicaraguan · bead of the CIA. Democrats. · ficially but enthusiastically behind rebels had to be awrovecJ by the Footnote: CIA general counsel, My associates Corky Johnson the plan. CIA, and the .spy agency was not Stanley Sporkln, wbo worked with and Jon Lee Anderson unco-vered 'what would the Costa Rican ·. Interested In brlngtng VeSco to Casey at the SEC, said that Vesco's the Intricate kidnap scheme that government get for Its cooperaUon? book. clatms about Caaey are "complete was secretly developed last Reportedly several million dollars Further evidence of offlclal U.S. nonsenae." Noteven."10peroent'of summer - and just as secretly to be passed on to ~-SandiDista reluctance ts the report ·t hat the What Vesco IIIIYI" can be believed, squelched by Justice Department rebels whose presence In Costa chief of Costa Rica's Internal Sporkln said. He also denied that brass.TIIeFBI'sllpsaresealed,but Rica had become an embarrasa- security refused to attend one the CIA maintains CllntactB with reliable sources say here's what ment. The money presumably meeting with the FBI, saying he Vesco. happened and wby: · Cooking nu~bers an Improved US 33. I received a call from a b1end In In 1962 Governor DISalle was the Otrlce oi Management ·and defeated In his bid for reelection . Budget who said be !lad been asked and my contacts In the highway to cook up a new batch of deficits for department then Informed me that the elecUons. this program was cancelled and tbe "Nobody's here so It's okay for money was to be spent for another you ID come over." Interchange In Franklin County. I found him In ~ OMB's test · With the "one man, one vote" kitchen wbere !hey try out every ruling by the Supreme Court ille new recipe l)efore packaging It for legislative power In the's tateotOhlo the publlc. was transferred from the rural "H~," he said. "Put these on to areas to the urban representatives. protect your eyes." Since thedsys of Martin L, Davey "What are they?" I asked. and _George White, about the only "Rose-colored glasses. Everyone lllghway work we have had Jn this In the administration b required to area has been for the convenience wear them wben cooking up of the' state, not for our people. government numbers." Ohio's recent history ot one term "What's in the pot?" I asked hlm. admtn!stratlons, as evidenced by "Our new figures tor the cam-. the terms of BUiy O'NeU, Mike palgn. It looka. Uke we're only going D!Salle, Jack GUllgan and, no to have a $174 ·billion budget deftclt doubt, Dick celeste, offers little Instead of the PXl b!Won tJ>at we .hope for highway pk'ograrns In this · originally predicted." area. "It smells fishy," I said. KentUCky's phllosopby on road "Tbat's Just because 1 put tn construction has been to bulld the tre~ portions of 111'011 nahighways and Industry will .folloW. Uonal product and added l8J'II! tax Ohio's thoughts have been the · revenues which we hadn't counted opposite: get the i~l~Qtry and we on this year. It tastes dellclous." will then build the roads. Our only He gave me a spoon and I tried it. hope iB tor the state to adopt a tong · "It's not bad. But after all, you'Ve range planning· system and ·not only cooked tbla .for the Reaean alter It with Chanaes . In the people. Will you be able to brlnalt In admlnlstration In order to buy votes at$174 biWon wbenyouhavetofeed In the metropolitan districts. - Don the whole country?" . E. Mulfen, Middleport, Oblo, 992"No quesUon· about lt. For one 3381 or 2600. · ' thing we took out all the tat tn ' _ ___,______A_rt_B_'uc_h_wa_.ld government spending. With the economy really ccioking along, Interest rates oUKilt to drop. The oilly thing that could wot~ the recipe Is U Congress keeps adding more Ingredients than we need. H we can stick with what we've got we can · reduce tbe deficits to a measly Sl39 b!Won by 1989." · "Have you added any new Income taxes to the recipe for the next year?" "Not at the moment. The pres!· dent can't digest anything that has new ·Income taxes In it. 'l'hll. last time we served him a deficit SU!W with taxes In It llli. spit It out and fired the chef." . · "So you really think you can cook up a dish of detlc!ts for $174 bllllon without addlna any new taxes?" "We can for the election, but we're keeping our optiolll open tor 1985. We miJht have to throw tn a federal sales tax or 11, value added tax, but we're not golrig to It untll after November." "I IIW . don't know bow you created this so fast." I llald • . pi!rcent. That sbould make your mouth water." "Mondale says those are unrealIstiC assumptions." · "What else would he say? He wants to be president. H be fuakes It, which we all doubt, ·he'll cook the figures just the way we have." · "He says you have a llecret recipe for deficits that yw.'re not ielllng the American people about, and what you're cooking up now iS some voodoo stew that even Reagan's econorntc advisers can't stomach." ' 1It's not worthy of comment," the OMa man said. He then sprtnkled 100 large folders Into the · pot. "What did you just add?" I asked. "Defense contracts. That's what gives the deficit Its rich taste." "When you're cookln& numbeni you have to ao 011 certalll aaumpUOIII. Fe.- example, Ulaute tlllt by aMtna opttmlan1 the relllll*'th In · . the pot wiD IDcrease by four peiblill eacb year unlll 19119. IntlaUon wm simmer at around four pet tent and that means the govei'IIIMIIt's bor· rowing rate will be reduced to 5.1 SCOREBOARD DISPlAY - Tbe ICCftboard lit Oblo Stadium In cGlumbwl Is It Tn 1h;, during a pre1111 sbowlng and teMIDg for tbe m opener agalnist Oregva SWe on Saturday. Tbe weboard, In tbe IIOtltb end of lbeet ' "li,ls pmi of ~· mlllljJn In 'IMitlon lo 1be tltaclam. (AP r-rpbo&o). ' "DANCE FOI JOY" Aerobic• Dance Class ·MIDDLEPORT .FIRE DEPARTMENT . CHICKEN BARBECUE ...,. . . tMioiiCter 10 FAIL SESINNS $40 'SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 B....... s.,t.10tll ......wM.-t:15 to S:IS ......wM.-6:15 •• 7:15 TIIOL·1'fllon.-S:J0 to 6:30· CORNER OF RACE ST. & NO. FOURTH AVE. SERVING BEGINS AT 11 A.M. Dinners. which include 1/2 Chicken, . Beans and Roll ..................,; .... :,. •3.50 Cf1icken Halve• Sold Separately for '3.00 Senior Cit~.- •• I 4 ••• .,,leal IS. PI I ., For ......,__,... & I /.halhia PH. 992·3794 convert!!d lalll)ack Hanan Bates wtllstart tn place of Barry Walker at fullback. Walker,a6-foot,218-pound junior from Lancaster, Ohio, missEd ·about a week of practice with'a head trulse and has dropped to No. 2011 the depth chart. Bates, a 6-toot, 21D-pound_sophomore from Memphis, Tenn., averaged5.5 yards per cany In 1983on53 Including triumphs In the Holiday and Fiesta bowls. He rallks as the school's second-leading career pas$1!1' with 3,611 yards built on :131 cm'lpletlons In 431 attempts. Karsatos ptayed only Ql minutes last season. He threw just 00 passes tn u.l.1, e<mptettng 14 of them for322 yards. In poor weather, be hit 9of16 passes for one truchmwn against Mlchlgan State. Ina Hneupswltch for the Beavers, carries. Scoreboard shows total team yardage' . ~\t'it~~:~~ STATIOI RENT MOVIES AT THE MOVIE PLACES ALL FRUTH PHARMACIES THE ALCOVE-GAW THIS_Wf.E.K'S RELEASES _. SPLASH ICE MAN WEEKENO P A<::.<: ~;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1.!!..~=~-==:;.~.!:- "H Ohio State has 5'19 total yards, 0reaonState240yardsandthescore I lBO&, you'Ullllaw tbere'sbeen a lot of turnovers," Bay said. TI!escoceboard, In ~911 for 18 IIIOilths, ranks as the best In a college-owned stadium. It w1ll be 11111 by students for good reason, Bay said "You'll remember the Rolle Bawl sw:eboard computer was tn1!1- · trated by Cal Tech students and It sbowed Cal Tech beating Dllnnts badly at one point of the (191M) Rolle Bowlgame,'' be said ''Wethouglltlt would be better to have lbestudellts on our side than against us." Ohio State's · scoreboard will be paid tor by several spOIIIIOl'S tn no more than seven yeara. TIRE SALE At Rutland Tire Sales ' Rutland, Oh. 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OH. 985-3308 · PICKENS HARDWARE COP STAR SUPPLY CO. Mason, W.VA 773-5583 322 Third Street Racine, OH 949-2525 EBEASBACH HARDW.AR.E REED'S COUNTRY ST.OAE 4th & Main St. Reedsville, OH 378-6125 Trash Bags t .25 mil, standard size. 26-gallons/13-bushel. 20 bags on roll. (227-827/H22-BG3t632) a • PI65/IOD13 ............- .......... 127-.00 PI75/IODI3 ...................... 111.50'; P115/10113 .................... 130.00 PI95175D14 ....................... 131 .00 POP~ Hacksaw Tile COMMieS 8Rt . 8eMIPIP -r.le PQFICIT! o~ner Baatik 1 announce uckeyes' COLUMBUS, Ohio (1\P) -Rick Bay, Ohio State's ath!elle director, squinted his eyes Into the attemoon sun Tuelday and noticed a glaring problemwithactemonstratlonofthe new $2.6 mlllion scoreboard and IOIIDdsyskm. The six-person studeitt crew l'IIJIIllngthescoreboardhad Inserted a test of team statistiCs for the vlaltng media. Fre~h&ruth,ln~ytoa~~ job of judging, Brad was very helpful to the artists and me: Finally, thanks to all of the artists. Thanks for taking the itme to ready and brtng your work to the fair. I hope to see work from each of you next year. -Karen Lodwick 37842 W. Shade Rd., Pomeroy, Obi~ 45769. was not lookli\g ·tor an opp01tunlty to cash, In on the black-market Vlllue of Turldsh currency. The allegation agatnat De Lorellll was not slgnlflcanUy different l'rQm the . allegations agatnat the .conJII'CSSIJIE!n caught and CQnvicted ot scam. H a stranger approaches yoU and asks would )'OU please, lor 11 mtlllon, drown the stranger's ~. you are supposed t~ say ~· however desirable the milliOn dollars Is. U an Arab sheik . approaches you, as a congreillllan, and askl yOu to vote favorably for such and such a pending measure, and here by the way Is a $!10,10) contribuUon toward. your next campaign, you are also supposed to say no. Otherwise, before you know It, you become a bird tn Alcatraz, jll$t Hke that. A defense lawyer has, tn e!fect, the right to attempi to rewire all the conventional moral ctrcutlry. Thus what Impressed the Jury more than DeLorean's recorded wWtngne.u to InVolve hlmse!t In a ·cocaine operation for profit was the sur· rounding clrcumstance!i of his temptation, seducUon 'nd detec· Uon. They said, tn effect: This Is too much. Their reprimand has been Interpreted as a call 011 the attorney general to lmpo~~e different stand· ards when ·organizing a sting operation. Attorney General William who asked.whether he WOuld accept his chastisement. said, tn effect, no, the government would not. It Is dlf1lcult to Catch and COIIvtCt criminals. We need to be Inventive, and one of the ways of doing this Is to use what now goes by the name at a sting operaUon. No. doubt much effort In the months to come will be . spent Iii attempting to harden the Une that dlstingulsbes commercial opportunism from entrapment. Special thanks to fairboard I would like to thank the Meigs ' County Fair Board for making a · special effort to revise the fair : schedule to allow for open judging • of the Amateur Painting. It turned : out to be a leanilng experience for ; all. • I would also lille to thank Brad ; Painter and Kelly for doing a great case and that of De Loreen would appear to. be that the YOOI!i man COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Earle Bruce, football coach ot ~ ranked Ohio State, hints that Mike Tcmczalc, his regu1at quarta'back of the last two seasons, will not play against vlalting · Oregon State Saturday. . And Bruce isn't even promising that Tomczak wtU be bllck tn acUon next weell against Washington State. Bruce said Tuesday be would start sq~homore Jim Karsatos at quarterback against the Beavers, just after the Buckeyes' coach learned X-rays show the two breaks Tcmczalc ~ In Ida right leg during a s()l'lnJ game are healed. "The doctors say Mike Ill ready. X-rays tell us the leg iB very well To~~zak �Pa~4-The • Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio rw. EAST lli\'I!ION WLPd.GB !18 51 .613 IKI 511 :8) 7 ~ Ot>o"oll Ttrmlo &ltimn 15 EtlSioo New YCI"k 74 73 a..etand Mitwauket .5&7 u 6f, .536 13 ~ 64! ..\\1 14 6Z ., 18 56 82 _.., >l ~ .«B ll ~ Wl!8l' DM1ION 10 Ill Mlru\esota .. !IJI - al ~ ) .G ... I I! .40) ·~ 61! .446 ..., 81! 81! .." ""' ~CIIy Ca1IOJmta Chlcao<> ~land Seonle T.... " Ill 1> .,., 61 16 '1\adQ'I Gllnl!lt Callfomla !1, Cleveland l. 12 lruUngs Baltlrmrc 4, Dettdt 1 'llronto 6, Nt'W York 4 K,ansas Ctty 4, Mil'lnesola 1 Chlcaeo ]j, Oakland 2 EUtoo 3. Milwaukee 1 S..nle ~ ,..,... 3. 1.! lnnlnp w.....,..o.me. OUci80 ('rtout U-51 a t ISchatzeder 7-S), (D) (C-11-10), (D) 1 ~a fK«Qrniww 14-11 ) Lolls (LaPoAnt 9-W], (I ) Clnd!matl (Prim> &-111 at San (Ora~ S.7) , (D ) Atlanta ~Camp &6) at DetroU 111 New York (ftu. 8-4 ), I n) Bostoo (Brown 1-6) at Milwaukee (Haas I"''US9e'' 7-10), (11 ) Oakland <Burris U·7l 81 Chicago ~Dot· son U.lll, (nl · . seattle ·1BaroJ• 9-5! 8t TeX81 tMason • S.ll ), ( D) Mlnne!ota (8'nlthlm LH)) at Kansas ~) , (n) ..,........,.Game Chlcaao, Oakland at (nl Oeyg-- EASTDMUON W L Pet. GB IMM .D - T16l .B 1 Pblladelphla 13 " .5.13 101! St. LeW 'KI Qi . .515 lJ 67 10 .... 161! Montreal iO i8 .e 24 PIWilli' DIVIIION San ""*" HWSI<Il '"Atlanta l.cll Angeles San Francbco 79 Ill $9 68 10 tiO 'Ho 58 Ill 81. at , [.(II An&elet (Wtoidl 11·13), (II) H<>Jam (Ryan ct.erm s.n. tnJ U~l •t Sin FranciiCO 'nlrldat" o~me~· HwstCI'1 at San Franclsro ClncinftatJ at san OJeao ~ a1 Mmtrftl. In I New yen at Pltubw'gh, tnl Phlladelpbla 111 &. I.D.I15, 1n1 Atlanta at Lol Angeles, (n) ClUCAGO WHm: SOX- IIA!<alled SteYo Christmu. catcher, from Dfonver ol I~ Ametican AJioclatiiXI. KANSAs crrY ROYALS-Rracttvlttd OnJx ~. Mortlt~. .Reealled Jim Scranton. shrtat~ Dave l.eepef, out- neke', anc1 Danny JackPI, pttchft', trom Omaha ot the American Assoclattoll. NEW YORK YANKEES-81aned Artrur L« Calvert, wtftelder, and aulped Nm to Saraaota 0( 111! Gulf .(l)ut ~ OAKL.AND Att-Recaned Mike WIIT8i and Daw ~. pltchen, and DaM:y Meyer, IDtlelder, trtm 'l"acomml ol tht> Paclflc """" ~TQRONJ'O BLUE JAYS-Caned \lp Fred Manrilue, aDd KelJ)' Gruber, tnMII!n, MltdJ Webster and Ron !llepToby-. catcher. rrom ~ Cll tHe IDtftonadonall..elriUe. Valley Athletic Conference where North Gallla, Kyger Creek, Hannan Trace and Eastern posted victories last weekend. Friday's card finds Wahama renewing an old rlvaiiy at Kyger Creek; Harman 'Trace hosting the Hannan Wildcats; Green's Bobcats visit Nortlt Gallla; Southwestern goes to Southeastern; Eastern travels to Caldwell alld Southern Is on the road at Fort Frye. Injuries prove-;! to be the big winner In games Involving two ylctorious teams last Friday night. Steve_Waugh, 100 pound senior iaUback, suffered a fractured ankle In the waning minutes of the Bobcats' J9.8 victory over Ironton St. Joe. According to KC coach Mel · Coen, Waugh'sanklewillbelnacast eight or nine weeks which means he Is gone for the rest of the season. Prior to the Injury, Waugh led KC:s offense with 175 yards rushing whlle scoring two touchdowns and grabbing two clutch passes. He Is expected to he replaced offensively .. - 'Kl D\ctnnatl 58 . '1\adQ"I GIIIM!I Atlanta 8. Housrm 1 .496 10 .!Sl 10\1 .468 ' 14 ,G) :Ill! .C7 21 ' "'·- New Ooldmd, Ull EMiaroy, RBI; - -~-.-IOI;Armu. 111; Allovb, Suttle. !8. ~ded (}ajf> Smith, St. Lo.i.ia • b' teY8'I ~. pa!d- METS-RecaBed ·!lA~r;:;~...~~ Ymt, .:&&; Mattill&fy, New Ycrl.. .38; EMWTay, Ball:lmJre, .Jil; Hrl:lek, M.lnneool.l, .311; RJpaa. Bol....... • ... HITS; Cardinal $~ • YORK Leaders m. N-..._ NEW by senior Larry Edge while- Todd HaMan~~ defeated Symmes Hudson, a junior, wm assume hts Valley 26-6 with a solid second~ llnebacldng spot on defense. ottenstve expklsloil. Kirk hltt Steve In addition to Waugh, KC Is also Silt b- an 11 yard TD to open the play1ng without the sel,'VIces of scoring. Deke Barnes, Eric Darst defensive back Anthony Kitchen and tackl~ John Johnaon got the who Wl!S Injured In a pre-season other Wildcat touchdowns. scrlnunage. Scott Connelley, a Hannan Trace's owonent. the tackle wW return Friday after Hannan Wildcats, has 17 players missing last week's opener. Including seven lettermen, !Jut still Last Friday night, Wahama lacks size alld experience. LetterdefeatedRavmswood, 14-0asEddle men Include .four seniors. three Slatther ended a 15 play, 11-yard junlorsandonesopoomore. march with a three yard, run In the . NorthGallia, tbede!endlngSVAC secon<l perkld. Later, Todd Gress · cl!aJnps, hosts GreEII Friday night scoredona48yardpuntreturn. In Its home opener. Last week, AtMereerville, the Hannan Trace Coach Dave Angles' Pirates Wildcats also have possible Injury dumped Batavia, 26-6 as Mark woes as quarterback Gary Kirk was .Foreman rushed tor 1m yards In 21 senttothehosplta!TuesdayCorwhat canies. Jackie GlassiM'n started appeared to be a possible concus- the Pirates' oftenslvedlaplaywltha slon. Two other WUdcats, Brian fiT yard Interception return. ForePorter (knee injury) and Terry manscoreda'IDI!lthethlrdperlod CUne (lungproblem) arestlllonthe onaoneyardrunandJ.D.CoUe,yhlt a!llngllst. David Hammons Cora lOyardTD. RUNS; Ow~ - · :0, RHen· - · Oolllaad. 95; Wlnllold. N<w Ycll'l<. 91; - · llaltOnn, 91; - - ,_,, ou-... ..,. NAftONAL UWlUE Chicago New York Dlelo _._,. Hlerenguer T·91 . In) 14·5~ at St. BMDUL manM) , [n) Tironlo (Stieb Montrul New York (Beraly!D13) at Plft&WrBh W~IGIIMI 8aJtln¥lre (Flanasan U·ll ) this week's action In the Southern Transactions Callfomla (Kbon 3-31 at Oevela.nd lfto. City [l.elbrandt Six non-league games highlight PI-~Mallreool3 Chlc... 7. - 2 St Lculs 12, N<w Yorl< 2 Clndnnatl 8, San F'randlco 3 Lao - l Son Dtfllo I BJ 'l1le ~ AMERil'AN IRAOUE • lim. 168; Wet Yen. !\Ia....,.., - 11>; Rip- Bahtrncre. 171: ww..etc1 New York. Gan.1o. ,.,, ""-"· ~ lood.l6t Gordner, plldter, IIJ4 r<e.1tl MI-.J. llOlJBL&'I; LAPonioh, ,......, 38; Mattlng1y, N"' YCI'It, !>; ll8ell, Tnu, :tl; OwEv-. BoMCI'I. 32; SM.ttle. ll: OBell, .rmxno, 31; Gareil, Tarano. third butman, 1nm '11dewater cl u~ lntematloaal Lfe~Ut. Purchased tilt contract f1 Joh1 Chrtstensm., w~r• from 'ndewater. eowe.. n. ST. LOUIS CARDIN~ted Bob Foncb. pitcher, trom t~ 9)dq dlubled 1RIPU:S; Collbto. - by, T"""to, 13; KG- Cubs continue march toward NL E~t flag .. ., AP Sports Writer The Chicago Cubs have passed their first test of the final month. Ron Cey homered fqr the second straight day and Scott Sanderson managed to scatter l3 hits as the Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phlllles 7-2 Tuesday night, extending their lead In the National League East to seven games over New York. The Cubs did It by knocking out Philadelphia ace Steve Carlton, and the Impressive victory may have knocked the Phlllles out of the pennant chase. Instead, Chicago ran Its record In September to 4-0 and, coupled with the Mets' 12-2 defeat In -St. Louis, helped the Cubs lake their biggest lead of the season. Third-place Philadelphia Is 101,.2 games behind. Thevictorycameonthesameday Chicago received permission from the baseball commlssloner's otftce to start printing playoff tickets, and although It may be early to start counting such things, the Cubs magic number to eliminate the Mets is now lB. In other NL games, Los Angeles edged San Diego 2-1. Pittsburgh ramed past Montreal 5-3, Atlanta clubbed Houston 8-7 and Cincinnati rolled by Sari Francisco 8-3. Clll'dlnah 12, Meta 2 In St. Louis, George Hendrick went 4-for-5 and drove In four runs, Tom Nieto belted a two-run homer and had a pair of singles, Tommy Herr doubled twice and singled, and Lonnie Smith had three sin~. It added to a 17-hit assault that powered St. Louis over New York. The Mets enjoyed a brief 2.0 lead In ' the first Inning on Darryl Strawberry's 20th homer before the Cardinals went to work against Sid Fernandez, now 4-4. ·Danny Cox picked upthewln.He's 7-10. Dodgers 2, Padrell1 Pinch hitter Sid Brearn'ssacriflce fly with the bases loaded andoneout In the bj)ttomofthenlnth ~was the game-winner for · host Los AngeleS. Ken Landreaux, whose home run In the first Inning put the Dodgers ahead, drew a walk fnm Arutv Hawkins, 7-9, with one out In the !tlnth. Landreaux stOle second and continued to third on catcher Bruce Concepcion doubled, otf Gi'eg ""- Dave COncepcion, Tony Perez and Pete Minton, to lie the score In the eighth, Rose, leftover parts from the and Perez sent the Reds ahead 4-3 Cincinnati Reds' Big Red Machine with a pinch-hit single on the first of the 1970s, dellvered hits In a · pitch throWn by Gary LaveUe. Davis hit a three-run homer .on six-run, eighth-Inning rally Tuesday Lavelle's second pitch. Rose .·night. doubled for his thll'd hit of the game • But Eric Davis, a 22-year-old and No. 4,(8) of his career on the •1oolde, drove In half of those runs With his second homer of the game third Lavelle pitch, and Lavelle was and totaled four RBIInan8-3vlctory replaced by Bob Lacey, whose wild pitch sent the final run home. The over the San Francisco Giants. loss went to Minton, 3-9. ''Davis can be one of the best, as Miuio Soto, 14-7, got the vlctorr gQOd as he wants to be. That's what with seven Innings of pitching. He I'Ve told him. He-can hit, run and allowed six singles and one homer, throw. He reminds me of Bobby Bonds," said Rase, the Reds' ScOt Thompson's first since l!Bl. ''He pitched a great game, alld I player-manager, brtnging up the was pleased I could get a gamename of a former Giants' star. winning hit Cor him," Perez salcl "I don't want to taU Into the mold "You can see that EriC Davis Is ofbelngjustapowerhltter.lwantto golngtobeagreathltter.He'sstrong be considered a complete balland can hl.t the ball long anywhere." player," the rookie outfielder said. The homers off Lavelle and j'dlke Krukow, the Glanis' start· Krukow, aswellastheoneDavis hit ingpltcherTuesday night, ~veupa off George Rlley on Monday night, solo homer by Davis In thefltth.But allcarneonpltchesatshoulderlevel KI'ukow scored a run In the seventh orhlgber. on Maruly TrUlo's RBI single and "Well, at least we know he's a· Iettwltha3-21~. high-ball hitter," La"* said. 11 ~FRANCISCO (AP) ' 1 I .SJ'OLEN BAS&S: Rlls.deiiCil, Oak· Southern ...... .. .. ..................... 0 1 , _ 53;tl;Coitm, 01; c.Jl. lonlia, Bullet',- ~ G; · Garcto. rcnto. 14-S. .m, 2.3fi; lOllY lr8Ck after a day frain-over Spain'• J01e AbiiC"I, ccmllllln at 3 mlnulll, M.l3 oeccaidl. Abucal ciWed him and flnllbed the coune event In l8 yean. McEnroe, the No. 1-.1 Heldna 1118 faurth men' a IIIII* crown on tile hard CllUJtl ol the Natlolal l'eru1l.l Center. brulhed ISide quail· tier Robert Green 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. at3:3U4. In other e'YI!IItl, France'a JOIIIPh . 'l1tACK Mallrmud won the 3,®meter PARIS (AP) - Morocco's .Said steeplechase In 8: 16.&1; Jannllla Aoulta. who won agllldmedalln the Kratochvilova of C2a!clw:lllovalcla Olympic Garnes at to. Angeles, won the women's IDl mete!'8 In won the 1,500 meters at an 1: 58.~ Grace Jacklon ol Jamaica won the Wlllllell's l(J).meter race In International track meet. Aoulta eked out a vlctlxy - on a 11.47; TBt!Qa Kazanklna of the Championships. Lloyd, who had chopped as low as :with In the world, became the first British male to reach thequarterll· nals In America's Premlet rennts Artllfoscoplc s~!'Y at .Seattle's Soviet Unton\von the5,4rometersln 15:23.12: Stet1m Gulmaraes of Swedish Hospital ~ledl1iamer!t Brazil won the .IMII'IlOO meters In damage to Wa1'Jiel'l rl&ht knee and 10.36 II!COIIIII; and Alberto Ciuima· tun surgery was, ,perfonned to I'MI of Brazil won the IDl meters In 1 repair the dam.~. Seahawl\5' spokesman Gary Wt!!ght said. 1: '-'1.11. FOOftWL SEATl'LE (AP) -Running back Curt WIJ'IIB', the heart and soul or the Seattle Seahawks' offense, will be lost b- the'entlre 1984 National Footballl.eW!IIeseasonbecauseofa severe knee Injury. BASEBALL NEW YORK (AP) -Von Hayes of the Philadelphia Phlllles, who hit .466 with two homers, was named National League Player of the Week. . 0 '• ''{ .- ' ' •l ' , . •, .•' ... •'•' 't . J- t •• "" · RACINE - Marauders' cross-country .. NAME __________________________ " ' ~ 1 0 28 ADOIESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gallla: HBIUlan at HaMan Trace: Soothwest~ em at Southeastern; SOuthern at Fon Frye A.leUnder. Tm"onto. ~ C I T Y - - - - - - - - - - !I'TATE - - - - Z I P - - - - - and Eastern at Caklwell . \ Hak-kafj! Major powers open season Saturday; Bucks will romp By Major Am• B. Hoople GromiJialr 11-.. vru.ers~~y ~ Major Hoople's Tbe Wbanl of Oddl E&ad, frleadtl, lbe bead-buttlnc bellm iD earnest tltll Salurdtly u . moot of lhe major con"" football -en open lhelr campaiiJII. UmkiUDph! Iowa IS hwa Slate !2 coa-. The Notre Dame-Purd~ tbe Hlh In tbelr Mrleo, II tbe llrat colIeee f~ &ame Ia Ute- Hoa.ler Dome lD llldlaaapolll. It 11prea to ao to N.D., 31·20, on tile -,lh of Ita vetenut oil,_ with 10 olllatarten back, MGt! Importantly, N.D.'o Allen Pinkett II ready to nmble apln. Mlaml'a Hurrica~ will be playin& tileir t111n1 away-from·bonle pme lD l S dtlyo. Tile Mlcblpa Wolvertneo appear to be ,tuat too mue11 10 overcome under thaoe cl~. ID a clote one, we oeelt Mlcbi&aa 27-14. Tom Osborne'a· Nebr..U fon:ea have milled takin& tbe nallonal Utle two yean ID a row bv a eomblned total of only lour poiDII - a 17-H 1011 to PeDn State Ia '12, aDd a 11-SO bearlbreaker 10 Miami Ia 'II. So tile 'HIIIkerl IICUn to 10 aD-out Ia 'M. Loot ,.,. ~Jeff Smillt, to Hellmaa wi,_ Nlto lloJier, to ~ve a bl& dtly In a 1&-U Nebraska -r win over Wyomlna. Oklahoma's SooMra are loaded olfeulvely wllh veroaUie QB DaMy Bradley, l'llllllia1 bacb Speacer Till- / "Just drop your entry blank in the drawing box of your nearest participating Kroger Store or Mail it to: Mldtlpoo n MWnl (JI'la) If Mlclllpoo :M CGalldo 17 .' lllltooull ! Z - 11 8tale If Colorado SlatA! 13 _m _ 1 \+1 J7Rice7 Hak-ltaf~ Clemooo lhould bave Hille trouble wiJuliDI 12·11. · UIU wW mate It a uppy dtly lor Bill Arupar..r, an 11-NFL coach makial blo debut, u It oUJ- put Florida, 22-21. In two B11 Ten-Bia El ...t rneetlnp, .,. lOGlE for QB Cbuek Loq to lead Iowa · to a Jll-21 vlotory over ae!Pbor Iowa· Stata, llld for illluourt fO top Jut year'a Bla T• champ,DIIDoll, 21-11. Now 10 on wltll my loreut: Will! VtrliGia, ~~·r!-.,. ~~~ ~Alabam. • - - Caleao :M -·c-.• - -Slf!He' .... - --.o.... nRicttm.~7 ~n; II~.U:. It 1% :n a . - . Vqtola 1% c.lpte • Ceo Jltoli., n - ._n %l c-. !!all Zll ........ If , _ 8tale17-. Slate If ...,_aN"""""" II ~rr- ·-pplll . .. ., ~, ~. 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Away Oct. 1:!, Belpre, Away Oct. 23, Jackson, Home Grotlel!llht Sept. 11, RavenJwood, Away Sept. :ll. Wahama. Away Sept. 27, Ne110nV11le-York, Ho""' Oct . 4, Alelulnder. H<>me Ale-. Sweat Corn ·, .E1r '· · WISCONSIN · Rulset Baking Potat,oes .· 1'-h. 88 E - . 8chodulo . J-IIllhF- SYRACUSE PEE-WEE - 'l'lle .,,.,_, Hubbllrd'a ar-Jioule Pee-Wee team _..., ·campleted Ia IIUDU. Pldurellllllle lraiJ&, J:.r, are CIUiard 8mWI, J _ , Nl'l'lbup, Cbrlt ~ RQ ProiiiU Jr., IDII JoeJIIenller. Bilek lOW- John BealleJ, BobbJ Moore, 8cou Llale, Travll Nt>-. Nan bill& Ntll' are Col~l111 Larry ll:benbaclllllfl Ra,y PlvaiU Sr. Not pletured II Mark ADea. • ,. ' PACKAGE KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON Jlypr Cn!elt H Walwna!Z Molp Coal o..... 11 Galllpollo i llodllUI ~~o~preaw-7 ' . .' . U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED THE "MORE BEEF GROUND BEEF" EXTRA LEAN · LAUNDRY --· •• w~a o.-.~c~oon 1s Weot VJrpola :IS loulo.WO IS ..,. Count)' 1% Fl. J117e IUc all"' w IS ~~ou~~~weo~em 111 - - . . . 11 ~Mclllnlo,. Ill fwU..-h ~ ~ n Po,.omotith Nolro DM1o I ., ~ SOutllem Cal II VW.1Jt,a&e 14 , _ !Z lid 8tale It VCIA II Baa Dlqo slat. 18 V - b l l l • - 111a1e 17 \'lrpJia Ted! II Wake Foratl If :~ =-~ 10 :"1:! .....,..41._a 'l . . . •• N - Carollo& lllalell 01t1o V If Norihem .,_IS OrUe!3 N- Dame lll'ltrtluo 21 Oltlo Zll Orepo - 14 13 Oldahama SIRtaolanl Orepn !Z . _ __ 8lalel0 " - - atlllalpn n - ' . .. Contest valid only at your Be!pre, _ M arietta, Gallipolis, . " .Pomeroy ft Ironton Kroger Stor~. Register at any of ·,_, • the above stores. Three dolls per store ·will be given • •; away each week, plus 1 winner 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, 1964. · N - . II w,.mln« IS N..-Loo V - I I Ban Jooe Slate 21 -II 3tNew Paclllo 11 Stale II New Mexloo Medoo man, Steve Sewell aDd Elrl J""-n aDd receiven BUller RbJme1 ~ Derrick Sltepbard. Tltla ocoriDI maebllle wW doom Jack Etway'a del>ut aa coaclt of Slalllord'a Caridi· nail. We fllve It to OkJOoma, 11·11. ' '. Buckeye Sweepstakes -.....-·rh" .Kroger Co. 2007 E. 7th. St. Parkersburg, W.VA. 26101 MuWI. MGI ' 1 state 17 MaqlaDd ill 8 - Zll Mesu;M• 8tllle Jl. Mhd '11111 15 1111om1 (Oitlo) :n w-... Mlcltl(llllllt Hak-ltaffi rumpll! '•· n ' .WYPtfM Buckeye . '. - t t y II llenl State 1% UIV IZ f1arida Zl OccupyiD& eetller ..... 10 to apeak, II lhe DllbU!me TV battle between Alabama and puHriented " Bootoa Coli... Ia Blrmlnpm, Ala. Tbe Eqles, ..... Jut beat Alabama, 211-13, will apln 4epoad on stronc-anned QB Doua Flutie, aleclt· lmate JleiunaD Troplly candidate. bi&IJiy reprded lreolunall QB Geue Newberry. · ID a botly eontested fray, Ute Hoople DOd aoeo to Alabama, 28-21. Har- No Purchase Necessary WJEH-AM '· ~~-..a-!llalelt . ' Countering for Ray Perklna' Crlm~ Tide "(a veteran defalve club) will be left-handed QB Mike Shula, ' 1011 of famed coach Doll Shula, or ~ONE NO . ---------------------~---­ ·Kroilr IIIII Hawalllll'ulerionStale!2 · • ('oftland Slate II 1- 8tale If Texu-1!1 Puo t:1 8tale 1f Soul1tom m..,.. Jr. High schedules Oct. I. Southwootml, Home Oct. U. Ht~~~n~n 'l'nl<e, Away Oct. 18, Nonll GaUia, HOme Oct. 25, Waham.o, Home • < ·MeigS' Rex Haggy finished second to lead the Marauder cross country team to a season opening · win over Federal-Hocking. Also scoring points for the Marauders were Dave Warth with a fourth place finish, Chris Kennedy was sixth, Eric Johnson came In seventh, and Chris Shank rounded out the scoring with an eighth pi~. The top five finishers from each team are the only point-scorers. Sept.27.~.Away ••• '. team triumphs Sept. 1~ Open. Sept. :ll, Kyfl'!l' Cn!ek, Away •• • ' KC nmalna: back Tornado reserves win 20-0 . .' Wahama at Kyger Creek; Green at North PriOIJNG Cl2 - ) ; Sttob, 11> SteveWaup The Deily Sentint;-Page=6 Ohio Frtt~Q'sprne: 1'1Xmn .u. Owing a reserve football contest played Monday Bochy' s throwing error. Hawkins walked Pedro Gue!TI!I'O morning at the Southern Tornado · and then Intentionally walked Greg stadium In Racine, the young Brock, leaving It up to Bream. Southerners scored a 20-0 "<!ctory over the Alexander Spartans. . Brave88, Astro87 Initially, Southern took a S.O lead, Dale ·M\Il'Phy Is known as a h<ime-run hitter; Alex Trevino Is then zipped to a 14-0 halftime lead. Tony Connolly scampered across not. They both hit late homers In the goal line for two touchdowns, Atlanta to lltt the Braves. one running and the other a pass Murphy'sNL-Ieadlng:nhhomer, play from quarterback Brtan Freea two-run shot In the seventh lnnJng, man. Pete Roush added the other made the score 7-7. In the eighth, Southern score and atso scored on Trevino led off with a home run, his an extra-points run In the second third of the season and just the fifth quarter. of his six-year career. Quarterback Brian Freeman was two-for-eight, passing for 13 Plrata! 5, Expos 3 Jason Thompson stroked a two- yards and one touchdown. Pete run single and Tony _Pena hit a Roush gained 47 yards rushing and sacr111cefly as Pittsburghrallledfor Eric Milliron rushed for 22 yards. three runs In the top of the ninth Roush had an outstanding defenInning. sive game as well, posting five With a runner on first and one out unassisted tackles, twO quarterIn the ninth, Montreal rellever Bob back sacks, and adding two asJainesgaveupadoubletoLeeLacy. sisted tackles. Tim Smith also had a Johnny Ray was lntentlonaUy good defensive game with four walked to load the bases and then · unassisted tackles. Four Alexander passes were Thompson singled before Pena drove In an Insurance run. Intercepted by the Southern defenPittsburgh starter Jose DeLeon, sive bacldleld. In addition, Southwho has losteightstraightdeclslons, ern had two 'other touchdowns took a one-hitter and a 2-1lead Into called back by penalties. The the sixth. But Montreal loaded the Southern reserves are now 1-0 on bases with two out, and Wallace the season. Jolulson greeted rellever Rod Scurry with a two-run pinch-single to put the host Expos ahead. 'Old Reds' deli·v er key hits in 8-2 win l . si8ncunca lllu-. M - . ill; M"'PPIY. Ook· Jand, :11. 1 BVAC Team · ' WPOP Eastern ............. .. .. .. ... .. .. ... .. . ! 0 3G 8 North GaWa .. .. ......... .. ..... ... ... I 0 26 6 Hannan Trace ..... ., ................ 1 0 26 8 Kyger Creek ..... .. ...... .. ... ........ I 0 19 8 Southwestern ............ .. .. .. ... .... 0 1 6 16 ...... ,..,..,., ~ """""· I<MuJ cu,.. 9.' HOME RUNS! Annu. Bollc:m, 36; list. Sports briefs••• i Pomeroy Middleport. TENNI8 NEW YORK (AP) - Great . 1311taln'l John I.Joyd UPII!t ninth· aeeded Henrlk Sl.llldetroQI U; 6-4, 6-4, 6-21n a rain-delayed nlatch and alon8 with top aeecled John McEnroe advllllCed Into the quarte111nals ofthe$2.55mllllon U.S. Open Tennis ' ' NG's t!nal score carne on a three-yard run by Brian Hawks. Coach Angles Indicated he was pleMed with the Pirates' performance. On this week's opponent, GreEII, Angles said the Bobclits are capabl~ of scoring since they move the ball wen (nm the wishbone offense. Another roach pleased with his team's overall showing was Jack James of Southwestern. The HlghlaJKlerS lost a 11).ji deCision In the t!nal secondS to Portsmouth East. "We looked pretty good and are Improving," the veteran coach said. James feels the team's opponent this weetc. SoUtheastern Is very tough. The Panthers dumped Southern, ~. Their offense Is led by quarterback Fairchild who passed for more than' 1,&Xl yards last year and l'UIUling back Phll Arledge. In addltioll, the Panthers throw to tight endBWYates. Coach James hilS changed his (JIIlU'tel'back, Steve Pelfrey with Jeff Burleson. Pelfrey Is now a running . back. Defensively, ·last week, Jim Burnette, Andy Halslop and Benny Boyd were credited with fine performances. Perhaps the biggest surprise of theweekcarneatEasternwherethe Eagles of first year and veteran coach Ray Watson bombed Waterford.~. ' With the victory, theEaglesended a year-long lo$lng streak. Brent Bissell, a freshman, led the Eagle attack with 103 yards In seven carries and add&'> more via the air. l3; - Detroit, t, Up, """""""· ~ 11; , . , . _ ~ lalld. lit LNI'on1lll, Deao" 29; By BEN WALKER Wedn1111av. Sepbimber 6,1984 _KC Bobcats' Waugh has _fractured ankle :! Scoreboard ... Majors Wednesday, September 6, 1984 . .. ' . NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE. TAB, SPRITE, Diet Coke or Coca Cola 2-Liter •; �- •• Page-6-The Daily Sentiriel Wednesday. September 5. 198~ Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 6TH WEEK GRAND OPENING SlOO WI •4 Convenient Locations •Weekly SpecialS .· *~O!ti!Y Saver Items Gin CEITIFICATE •Everyday low Prices ·By The Bend - 19'' ·COLOR. TV ·we WELCOME •USDA Cooice Meats FEDERAl FOOD *Tender Fresh Produce STAMPS & WIC 'WE SELL MONEY ORDERS ' BIG BEND . AT *OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. • " · '<I By Edwanl Schreck, D.O. losing weight effortless are as amphetamines· can no longer he over-the-counter medication caDed Elevated blood pressure and ner- an easy way to lose weight qutc)dy. AMI•ant Pro! 1 or dangerous to our bodies as the extra' used as alet pills In most states. phenylp<Opanolainlne (feenU-pro- vousness, restlessness, Insomnia But dieters need to realize that they : QUESTION: What medications pa-no-l,a -meen),. a medication pre- have all been documented In cases didn't become overweight over- . ol FunDy Me4dne pounds we carry. 0111o UQivenl&y CaDep So-cal)ed "diet pUis" have long are used.now? viously used In decongestants. night, and that losing weight safely , where dosages are abused. ANSWER:. The usefulness of ol 1\!itrttretNe Hed'r'ne been COJIIlde~ risky by doctors. Studies by the American Medical wiD also take a long Ume. A good Sometimes people take drugs 1 QUESTION: I'm havtn~ no The first diet pills contained . newer diet drugs Is still questionaAssociation and other researchers oliglnaUy prescrtbed for other goal to set Is losing two to three : success In trying to lose about 15 amphetamines. drugs which cause ble. Many studies of diet pills show have questioned the use of this drug problems and use them as diet aids. pounds a week. But before you start ; pounds. I want to use diet pUis. but ' nervousness, rest~. a rapid , that unless the dieter changes his or for weight Joss. The dosage avaiJa- This Is·always a dangerous way to on any weight loss program you •. UIY wife says they're not safe. What lleart rate and an elevated blood . her eating habitS and activity, once ble Without a prescription Is too low tackle a weight problem. Using should talk with your physiCian to·~ do you thlnl<? ' pressure. P~!tlents became de- the medication stops the patleni as recommended to be effective as hormone medlcatlon.S, water piUs . find out about Its safety for you. · ..: ANSWER: All .. pniSsed when they stopPed using quickly ~alns the lost weight. an appetite suppressant. Your doetor can also help yw(diuretics) and drugs that block the interestingly, patients who have the pills, In essence they became television ana Any weight loss that does oecur body's absorption or nutrlenis learn to keep track of the calories: print advertising addicts who needed the drugs to feel behavior modification counselling with·thls drug also seems tempor· (Including the so-caned starch you're eating. The simple econom-: without using diet pills usually do as ary - on~ the medication Is blockei'S) may have sertou~ side lcs of weight loss show that to lole• oombard Amerl~ comfortable. well or better than dieters using a· stopped patients who have not effects and almost certainly will not · onepoundoffataweekapersOnhai,: cans about losing Y\!1 •tudles found that wllllln a weight to look year arter they did give up these ' combination of pills and behavior modified tbelr eating and exercise . achieve permanent weight loss. to reduce food consumption by !Ole · . patterns regain weight. There also ~_t,tractlve, more or us are diet aids, the majority of users ha~ . therapy, calolies a day or has ~o bum up QUESTION: Thenwhatcan.ldo A drug that's currently very are Increasing reports of serious to get rid of this weight? !~'?'diet aids. But sometimes the regained aD tllelr former weight. extra 500 calories a day In exerclle : ~ that .a re supposed to make Beeau$1' or tllelr side effects, · popular for wetght loss Is the side effects with these diet pills. ANSWER: It's tempting to seek HapiJY dletlnit. *WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. ,. ·10 P.M:.• .·!' . WHIT£ .1RElD 5200.·$2 t..... aa; ENTRY FORM - \PPSEO will meet NAME---------,------- ~· The'Board or Trustees qfPI~Med ADDRESS----------:-~---~ P,4reftthood of Soutlleast Ohio wUI ~ Ill Aruwal ·Meeting on TuesdJ!.Y, Sept. U,lntheBaDroomoiThe Ollto University Inn. A IOCial hour will begin at 5:45p.m., followed by PHONE-----------~~DRAWl NG EVERY SATURDAY AT 8:00 P.M. BIG BEND FDDDLAND ONLY ' ,dl~~:: ~~-~de, Executive . Director of Marton Adotescent Pregnancy Services, Inc., Mafion, Ohio, wUI be the guest sjieaker. In her talk, "DeaDng wjth The Dilemma of Teen Pregnancy,'' she wdt speak ;!bout the problems issoclated with teenage pregnancy ~r the adolescents Involve<;!, .!heir and soctety, with emphasis 011 what the Marion Community Is doing to help alleviate these problerM. Ms. Shade Is an Ohio University graduate with a B.A. In Sociology • MOUNTAIN IRlND lfmllles Jumbo Bologna ll. 89< FLOUR . I aiK! has done graduate work on O.S.l.J.. has worked with MAPS, Inc. for fciur years. She has alao worked with M8f1011 County Children's Services In adoptive placement. The meeting will Introduce new Board Memben and Board otttcen · to the general mernbenhip. Aw!lrds wiD be presented to members of the COii'llnunlty for . outstanding service to the agency. PPSEO Is a private non-private organiZation offering famUy planning and reprocluctive bealth care to 4,axl women each year. CUnlcs are located In eight counties Including Alben&, Ga!Ua, Hocking, Jacklon, Lawrence, Meigs, fbs and VIntOn and provide medical, education l!ftd socta1 services. _ , Baton group wins honors ~t Belpre twil;ling fest Sib.$ 399 . ' ~ . The Ruffles and Flourishes Baton Corps ·attendee! the Belpre Homecoml!li Twlrtlng F~tlval,, spori, sored' by the Chamber of Commerce: Aug. 24. , The Tiny Tot and the JuvenUe Dlvlslqn both brought home third P\3ce honors. Members of the 'Ilny 'l'bt dlvlstOJI partiCipating were .,!f,nndy Beth~. Mandl VauMa- special .beg!Mer queen and elghtli, special beginner basic strut; Sarah Marte Smith (four years old) second, special beginner solo; Erin Kitchen (six years old) - first, beginner solo; first, special beginner tWic strut, third, parade majorette and fifth, special beglnnerqueen; MlcheleGuess (eight lABOR D~Y IN UII!B1i£& - Lallar Day Ia ? rt• Dilled wllha.,.. t 111111 dd*• ba1t1eQDe at &be lire illlp a II! ' years old) - tldl'd, ipll.'lal bepmer - . Alio . . the - _ORANGE JUICE GAL.$189 I' :=r·-,-----~··----------~---------------------, Calentl4r , ., KRAFT IACC!IN I •• SLICED ll(()N SINGLES 0•-$169 II. 99< ~ POMEROY - Chester ' Garden Club will meet at the Holter tann for a picnic and meetlllg Wednesday night. A '# Scbool bllud lild the ' to wil6dl Jad!Mied lire &; \ I m' .111111 entrlea from 0111 I W A& left, """.._ St eta _. Sweet Momilaln !lc!qjjo!r. proVIcled eateltalilnlall at the barbeque, wble Wow, DO. f!lllolt. of GliPvlle - ol ee¥eral "'*'II I'C tar top liDmrs Ill tile tractGr puB. lta1r~;::~~:tl:doo:: WEDNESDAY ·- ' nllllllcal' ~ a l:ra4). tor pui 111111 dlaiD • • t1a1L Above, E=rt a HIP , tre, Erin Kitchell, Brandl .WD.son, queen and elglllh, special begiJmer ;Sarah Marte $mlth, Tatum Rousl!, · basic strut. . ~ty Drake and KeDy Howard. , Each of these girls won their . · ·.+Participating members of. the holiors in their respective age 1{.uVetule division were Michele groupe. Also attending the festival .was the newly formed Sugar and Spice Pompon Squad. The squad took :t....:nt to: first place In the Pompon team , !l' Mandl VanMatre (five years old) competition. Participating •!:- second, special beginner queen, members were Erin Kitchen, ' tilrd ~ strut and second, Mandl VanMatre, Christy Drake, late solo; Mlncly Beth Mlncty Beth Carson, Tatum Roush, (five year!i old) - ~ond. Kelty Howard, Sarah Marte Smith, • :SPecial beginner basic strut; Ta- Jamie Drake, Michelle Carson and :tum Roush (five years old) -first, . spotter Kevin Kltcben. ' KRAFT f'Mt.K. . -~ Fad-diets, aids, can. be dangerous to the·body system FOOIKAND . PLAIN or SELF-RISING HUDSON CREIIE Wednesday, Septalttber 6, 1984 ; ---------------------------~------------------------~----------------------------------------' Eamily Medicine 700 West M1ln St. · Pomeroy, Ohio: Pit 992-2891 ' ' Paga 7 ---·~ FOO.D.LAND The Daily Sentinel . 11 C!ystal BeCke!' wll) be the speeker. The pubUc Is iriVIted to attend. • Evarlgt>- MIDDLEPORT - line Chapter 172, OES. will meet public twr of the tann and at 7: Jl p.m. at the Middleport prdens will be held from 3 to 7 • Masonic Telnple. 1be station of p.m. with the plcnkand meeting Ac:lah wiD bl! homied and Betty of the garden club to ~Boots, Grand Adall of the Grand Members are to take garden Cbaptel' of Ohio, wDl bl! a guest. shears and heavy gkM!s for a Both 50 and 25 year pins will be worksrop on teasel baDs. · · p!'1!881ted. 1HURSDAY . RACINE- Racine Post &12. ~ POMEROY .o.. 1be .Hysell - Alnerlcan Legion, wiD meet . Run Holiness Cburch w111 bald a · ThUI'IIdayat7:llp.m.atthehaD. 'rnlalonary meeting at the Members are.to take a CDVel'ed church 'l'hunday, 7:Jl p.m. dlshforrefresbments. Happenings FDODlAND BUnERMILK SIIPIMOI' ,. . LAID ' ' . WOOd reunion ·· \ I -~'412 ' !, : •• POMERoY - 1be Wood ·F'Mtlly Re!,utkln wiD be held !lmdly at Forest Aaw Park. The plcnlc limcb will bealn at 110011. Revival • r• BURLINGHAM - A revival wiD II being held Sept. 2-7 at the Burllnaham Community Church. 'l1ie eyanaelllt wiD bl! the Rev. Han)' Wraqler. The Pleasant Valk!y Trio will llliJ, ' alona with the Glbriil ~. SUnrise, "Sa~" the Unroe Family and till! llllm!lt Trio. Services blialn at 7 p.m. each nl&bt. ' Ey-eiyone Is Invited to attll!ld. · Eblin reunion · ROCK SPRINGS - The l'IUI annual reunloa of the Samuel A11e11 Eblin fwiJy ~ be held on Saturday at the Granae HaD on tile Rock Sprlnp falrgromlf)s Dlliner wDl be-at 5 p.m. and t ' - atlielldlli& are to take a CIM!I'ed dllll, lll!vt!rliae and llble lel'VIce. ~----------------------~ ·- -Civitan convention ., attended by local ,member The Ohio District, acting upon the: Nancy Jeffers and Secretaiy Lind& . InstaDed as the l9IW-85 governorstewart attended the officers train- elect was Fon eotrman of the lntematMmal '84-!5' slogan, "Share: Ploneeer Ladles Club In Marietta. Clvltan, Share Success," ·added tor~ Ing academy held during the Since Clvltan began seeking women Ohio District, "Net Five In 'Wi! "This· convention. members ten years ago, Mrs. means that club will strive to: JOhn Humpl)rles oftre Downtown Columbus Clvltan Club was ln- Coffman Is tre first woman to serve net at least five new n'lembers tor· staDed as.Ohlo District Governor for In this capacity In the Ohio District. this tlscal year as the District works · llllt-85. Humphries was recognized Mrs. Coffman's club and the toward adding five new ctulia. BIJ. as Outstanding Governor-elect at Marietta CMtan Club were co- Bend Clvltan Club has pledg\.od to the International Clvltan Conven- spOnsors of Meigs County's Big build a new club In Gallipolis. tion held recently\. In Las Vegas. .Bend Clvltan Club. Yon!«e MWer, president of Big Bend CMtan Club, and member I Jean Moore attended the lWtHiay by Alielllte at tile chilrch Sept. 9-12, Ohio District Clvltan Convention ' with DaYid $app to pt'O'IIde ~ held Iii cdumbus. At the convention awards dinner, ........ 'lbe SniMIIJI alllbt • <'Ice will beat ?p.m. and tile McJad.-yllld Mtl. Miller. was giVen an Ohio Wal 1 'n7lll&bt • •IC!!Iat 8p.m. · District Distinguished Service 'ntiiBIIIaar lllbject WID be "Jelua Award for leadership In new manber recrultment. our lrd&• Jl." ~ putor,lnvllelthe public to altaid. Big Bend Club President-elect Satellite concert ·set in Chester as sr-ce, ' ' . each ' ' ; '( ' ,, ,, �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 6, .1984 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio .. Alfred area community events ----. &. -Da-n-ny_a_nd_S_)]e_ll_aWhi-t-eS_pe_n_ce_r......,---Mr-.-a-nd_M_rs _ _ ru_c_ha_rd_Y_os_t_an_d_R_us_se_ll_Y_os....;ta_t_La_nc_as_te_r_._ _ • .. ' Sunday School attendance Aug. 12 was 25; church attendance, 10. 9n Aug. 19 Sunday School attend· a.ncewas 16; church attendance,l5. : AHred youth meetings have been )lveraglng 12 attendance. Recrea· · !ion has been softball. They are planning a dinner in living color tor their parents In September. .; Members of the Mfred UMW conducted services a t Arcadia . Nursing Center Aug. 14. Gertrude · Robinson opened the program by singing Gettlng Used to the Family of God which contained a prayer. Thelma Henderson read John 14: 23-27. Nina Robinson was orga· nlst and also read Tips for Christian Growth. Birthdays o( Sammie Rairden and Nancy Gossard were recognized . After group singing was enjoyed, NeUie Parker read a closing poem. Charles Woods, Dayton, was a visitor at church and led the singing. Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson· accompanied Clair E. Follrod to Athens to attend the wedding of Mrs. Follrod's granddaughter, Sue Ann Follrod and David Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks took her uncle, Ed Taitt, to University Hospital, Colwnbus, for testing. When he returned, they took him baclc to his home ln Parkersburg. David and Kathy Follrod Watson have a new daughter, Stacie Marte, born Aug. 18. Carmel community happenings . There were 50 attended Sunday school on Sunday. · Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young .and son Eric of Sidney, Ohio spent ·Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. David returned home after spending the summer With his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. · Betty VanMeter and E unie Brinker went to Mt. Zion, W.Va. on Saturday to attend the ox roast. · Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and family spent Sunday with Lula Circle and Dlxie Circle. Angela Dawn and Jennlfer Lynn Carelton spent Saturday with Sheryl Johnson. Elsie Circle and Gladys Deem are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson at Belpre. Ohio. 1 ~utland . ! Mber! E. Rildford, Inez L. Radford, Ralph H. McNaillee, ftush McNamee, Stanley Trussell, Sadie Trussell, Orner Cramlet, Ada <;ramJet, WU!Iam McNamee, Ola Stobart fka Ola McNamee to Clinton H. McNamee, 50 acres, }l.e-Record, Chester. • James R. Miller Sr., deceaSed, .Jt.nn Mtller , deceased, carolyn J. Miller, Affidavit of deat h, ~llsbury. · Ronald Mlller, eta! to Magnum Gas and 011 Inc., Sheriff's Deed, ~banon. : Raymond F . Hoce, deceased, •Ada G. Hoce. Cert. of Trans., 'Pomeroy VIllage. •. Ronald Miller, etal to Adrian ..:f<IcCoy, Linda McCoy, Sheriff's Genevieve Guthrle spent Aug. 12 and 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost, Lancaster Rt. They attended the bb;1hday party tor CULUGAN WATER CONDITIONER ONLY _ I 1n.stallation :~Au rou F~~~, A FRI TD UM QM' iliti. .......,., uuuc•' • Leroy Sauten aMn& the bleulng. The atbwoo pl'Oil'8lll was opened by Hollie Hayes, Pleoddeni:Wtth Check Marked Means ~Extra Savings! 1/ 18 BALSAM • IDA • mu IICH IIEEII 5th STREET SINCE 1858 · v- The 90th birthday 11 Chloe Flck wascb!ervedSundaywt,tha party at tile home of her daughter, Isabelle ' ~,~~&ac~ LEE ETHRIDGE r-----....:.:...:..:...::::.~=:::_::jjt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~ I •.,:.:_ . ~.Lebanon. J:!owell. Middleport. I' • AttendlngwereRutbAnnDowle!", Romeroy, her son, Davl4 and hls Qaughter, Terra Dowler, .Diianna Isucas and her sUns. Jeremy and ~h;::~~lln E . Ihle, Kathy Ihle to . .. ·~ Poet's , YES IJQIID LMIIIDIY DmllllliiT •• Oz. .. ' . ..... ; ....•.....• OIILY . . . ~ " fAIRIC Sftlll SlEETS ZO's . ........ : .. ........ OIILY II' ~ · . , IIURACELLAA 4PG ..... .. .... ... ...... ... . .. .... OIILY'1" ~ PUFF'S TIS1IES m·..... .... :...·:.. .. ... .. .. ...... ...OIILY n· comer 'sa-lory In God's llarclen fair It " has such 1ov1na care. •••• t ~·s happiness and ~a~ ~owtn~ lhfrf' IY_ -~ Meetings to resume i" . ~ A Bible study and prayer group !X>nsored by .the United Methodist !JY6rnen will resume meetings at f. :II a.m. Thursday In tbe SOCial ~of Pomeroy United Methodist Church. thange meeting d~te li:. Olive Township Trustees bave enanged their meeting day from the lrst of the month to the 1'lftb of the fuonth. Meetings are held at 7: :II p.m. in the Reedsville Fire House. .. location changed II.; ~:lght Watchers will be held at ~ntSupply, :WEast Main Street ,. Pomeroy, for the next two lPfednesdays while St. Paul Luthe~ n Church Is undergoing Jnovatton . tranges to meet $ MeigS Coonty Pomona Grange 'CIII~meel at ·8 p.m. Friday at the SprlngsGrangeHall.Electton - ~ oftlcers will be held. All cwA ~· sewing, needlework ~ Jlll"'t:ography contesls will be . Rock Springs Grange will hosts. All memberS are urged ttend. ]to . Myrtts Lowe. DON'T LET YO,UR so-N OR DAUGHTER GO BACK TO .SCHOOL WITHOUT TAKING -THE NEWS FROM HOME WITH THE.M. ONLY S3~5.88 FOR 9 MONTHS ' THE DAILY SENTINEL ''WE DEliVER'' CALL 992-21 .55 Bal.Jer fiamttiJJ ' ~1 '.I' The descendanls of Henty and Allee Balser held a reunion at the home of Mr. ancl Mrs. Jack Ables. Route 2, Racine, recently. . · Attending were Allee Balser, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Balser, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Balier, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ables. Vickie Ables and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. T<m Balser and JessiCa, Mr.Mr. andand Mrs. Lany Abies and Alissa, Mrs. Ron Ables, Angle and Amanda, Mr. and Mrs. Pa111 Ables, Pam Miller and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baker ancl Stevle..Paton, Rotier Balser, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb. . The fOIIrth blrtJK!ay of Mk:hael Ables was celebrated atthel'alnlon. 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Now Offering With Therapist FISH-N-CHIPS ~]14 ------- &d·s Word wW ~w when It Is ~nr ~ w1th the authority It was Intent Aihd it will spread throu ~hout thl.> land harvest will fUI E'VE'rv hand. aoomt~ In the ~rden fair ~ plants are full or the Word of God ~ 'neath dark rtch sod ~ It Is wat~ (!1\/f!f'Y day aU God's children who pass that way. Praising the Kin~ of Glory. thf Lord Jesus t. - Mrs. Barbara Jai'T\f'S . · SPECIAL OF THE WEEK . s nlnll sinners to repent fiam;{IJ/' SILADIUM ' Mary Martha ~ . h8s · returned to her heme in Lakeland, ~· alter~ In PoiiiEIOJidurlng · tile lllnes!i and cleatbof her mother, )'4rs. Lema T. Smith. Before r+tumlngtoFiorldashealllowentto Rock HW, S.C. for the funeral . services of her slster·ln·law, Mrs. , IVORY SltAIIrOO 01 COIID, .. .•..... ·.............. .. ...... ---•••• , WATCH . . SPECIM. ...... , ...... ~............... OIIll . .. ' and Mrs: Everett See, ~ll of ColumbUs, Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin and Ad ...,_...,_,.rt· and am, ••..........,.. , Robert Marlin, Stephanie and ~:.~ce and Debbie Ringwald, .. "IISH ardE'n was planu."<< with the lntE'nt n; · · :?· =~teven:n=~~· .· · · ' ~ t , 'lbe Garden ~re 1s a flardl'n up atxwe 'fhp seE'ds sown therr w('('(' seeds of lOVE' ltnd . It 1:' watered with constant care 'decause our Lord lln~ers there. ~ause . - Returns home 1'- . bhua, and TEd! Falkenstein, E~ Trumbull, Mason, W.Va.; Mr. andMrs.HobartYoung, Sidney; Marjorie Walburn, Middleport, and Elizabeth Flck, P!meroy. I ...•• • ATTENTION! Tbe DaUy 8eDtiHI Athens; ~- R.1chard Flck Jr., Annette Kay . i,tJck to Sharon J. Vannoy, .9 acre, ;;rt.ppers Plains Chester Water ;p!st., Right of Way, Chester. ~ Northern Light Life Science jl:hurch to Tuppers Plains Chester :)Vater Dlst., Right of Way, Meigs. -· Rusty D. Boolcman, Margaret ~ynn Bookman to Tuppers Plains· \thester Water Dlst., Right of Way, i§allsbury. :<:. Frank H. Krautter. Judy A. j(rautter to Tuppers Plains-Chester .Water Dlst., rught of Way, Chester. ~ Mr.andMrs.FrankM:Co!Welll1 Mr. and Mrs.1llon!& Authenion, . VInton III1IIOOIICe the birth of thelt Lake Wales, Fla., Mrs. Grace . tblnl child, a daugllter, Ashley Colwell, Vinton. and Mrs. Hazel Lynn, born on Aug. :Kat the Holzer Duffy, WUkesvllle. Medical Center, G!illJPolls. The Great-great-grandfathers .are Infant wlgbed six poonds, seven Orner Dalley, Racine, .and Carl ~and wasl91ncheslong. Autherson, Portland. Mrs. Helen Maternal granparents are Mr. Augll$\lne, Middleport,_Is a great· andMrs. FrankEbersbach,MiddJe. . great-great aunt. port, and the paterrial grandJ!arentS Mr. and Mrs. Oolwell also have are. Mr. ancl Mrs· John Colwell, two sons, Bryan Keith, six, and Scott Vin((ll. Great-grandparents • are ·Ctui,stopher, two. · • TOILET TISSUE BElPRE. OHIO 457 • • ~~~~~·=r:· 0 • Pick birthday . I Beh•nd Pott Off•u) COLVILLE. OHIO 4572;. VIncent; Mr. and Mrs . . Ronald Martin daughter Heathe!' Metro m janice ~sh ~ • .; p!IOII, Huntington; Mr. ~ Mrs. Jack Colwell birth announced ' -4 PACK 125 lEE STREET Jeremiah and Jerod, Harry Smltb, ~:-!~~~~·J!'£ u--· and Mrs. ,_,, Hazelton and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Mkhael FUe, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James H$Zelton and Jamla; Mrs. Karl Needs and Dllalle, SaJinevllle; Mr. and Mrs. WIWam YoungandMirlnda,Rutlaild:Su.san Clelalicl, G~ H!IJbs, Ma~'Myers, Chester; and Mr. and JVl.rs. 'nm Hazt!lton . and Joshua, Hemlock G · , rove. Dare!ene HIGIUIIIIADDW 423-&300 - •1=;;;1ett;;;;;;lni~-=~=~· Mn.Jetr1Vlaftln,Brlananc!Nathan, Racine; Mr.lllidMrs.MbertMartln Kanji! and Stevie, ~G= Lel1belt, ~Ha:!: 1 11MJuon'Mrand.andJen:· ~ Tlt!ln; Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Gibbs, Ctrc'-""-· ..,.....,.., Mr. =:ro:,~Cov~~= Leona~~: Doua\al. ,.._, ,_, Jack Jordan, Jason', Mr. and Mrs. held Sullday at the Royal 0a1c Park were E.R. Martin, Mr. and Mn. 't1lomU Kibble, BrlaD and I I Danlelle, Lolli 'Bottom: . Mr. and a VElA • Willi •• & F~ · ~ 'lbeHaeltcmfamUyreunlonwu Sa"•_._.. 11 the home 0f Mr hel(l _...,. · j\1a·rt_;n Look for the Chedcs " .& Savt Mot~/ 2' '1 ~~=~~~ R~itendsna ~ Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. CharlleWoodhavintprayer.Jessle Dean Wlblln, Jr., Albany; Helen Saunders, who attended .the ttrst ' Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam' Hayesreunlonlnl9'lhndwhoal.so McQanahan, Grac11 Richardson, laughtattheoldHdidaySchool,was Florence M. Slaone and Marta lntroduced.'l'ben! wllliaprayerand MorrlsonWUllams,Athens. . tnemorlal service for .w,;asecl Mr. and Mrs.. JOhn Hayes, •-1 .,,r,:-G.: Chester· Juanita Richard Dayton· family mem,_ .,..rs, M"' u-,.. race ' • Hayes, Frank Cheesebrew G . Rev. and' Mrs. Albert Friend, Holly ~icllensellr, Polly Brie~ r:: and Rachel, Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Jackle Brlck]es. Hayes, Falrlleld; Mr. and Mrs. " r~J.f The Zany Parade was won by Michael Womble and Rollble. Dale 111111 SUJan Am>ld. ~ Hamilton; Charles Kames; Eva Descendants of Jolin ~ wereiiiVenanoUla!rselectedlorthe Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe Martin andMalyF'raoo!sBI8nken· 1985l'ellllloq, They are HoWe Hayes, and Flora Yall!ll, Lagan; Gladys ship gathen!d Sunday at Forklid president; Leroy Sauters, vice Cumings, Manda Easbnan, Vlrgl· RunStateParll:lortbelrl3tbalinua! presldent;,MaryCooper,secretary. nla GillsOn, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl reunlon. ', .' . treasurer. · GOkey, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacyMartlnhadgracebetorethe · Felli Cheesebs·ew had a reading Hayes, Darren and Lori, William basket dfnner .. Garnel were played and Garoldene BOyd song, "We . Qulvey, Jessie Saimders,, Mr. and durlngtheattemoon.RoberiMartln . Have This Moment." There was a Mrs. Leroy Sauters, Joy, Cheri and presided at the meeting wltb gifts sldl presented by Manda Eastman Patrick, Theresa ~ and belni pmeoted to Louise Martin andTheresaSbatferandahlstoryof Tracy, Della Stahl, Olarlle Wood, Mitchell, theoldest; NatbanMartin, Q.e HaYl!B·Young·Hollday School Ernest Wood, Ptmeroy; !llomla son of Jell and Luetta Martin, reunion by Norma Lee. '"'ll!! group Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Racine, the youngest boy; Casey sarig "Preebis Memories .. Young, Rutlancl. Drown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melon Winners were Floyll Brlclcles, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Drown, Columbus, theyoungHaYl!B, honeydew, and Joyce Saut· James Boyd and Jamie, Colleen ' est girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ers, watennelon. Gifts were pres· Dougan, Audra Hayes. ,Pearl Martin, Metro, m., the ones ' .inted to Charlie Wood, the oldest HaYl!B, Sharon Swindell, Camille traveling the farthest. rpan; Jessie Saunders, the oldest and M<mte, Shade; Fem Cbeese_ , New otncers elected were Jeff Wom&n· Chad Bean the yoongest brew of Shaw)lee, and Franoes Martin, president: and Luetta liJid ~ Wmnble', the one w~ Wallis, QalllpoUs Feny. Martin, secrtary-treasurer. The hi 1985 reunion will, be held the first , veled the farthest. Sunda In Sepiembe t F ked A 11'0mbone solo "How Great • · Y r a or / Thou Art'' was presented by Darren Hayes. Taml Bean sang "A Little 0,000 News" and the Rev. Albert SHAMPOO &17·3118 Arnold and Suun Mr and Mn MlkeBeenandChad,U~-.,.,-· JI'OAWidl. .......... "'--- was -·ed With FRIEND WHITE-ETHRIDGE Hazelton family A~-Mr.udMri.Dale recenUy at !be old Holiday School ·WHEN NEED A ~~=~~~~~ ~~YSC:~~O:::S UndaandKara,Mr.JMn~ andMn.J~me~Hazt!lton,Janeand Ill -.r llllft.ID US\'. • . . . . . . IIIQIII "':ac~re=·~Scl~p~io~·-.. .:. ._ _ _ _~~~~~~~~~=~· JeiTy W. Well, Susan · Well to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water r Dlst., Right of Way, Bedford. DonK.Grueser,JanetS.Grueser to Tuppers Plalils-Chester Water rilst., Right of Way, Sutton. Wilsey A. Masters, Ruth Masters to TUppers Plains-Chester. Water Dist., R.1ght of Way, Olive. Mayford A. Harris, Wllma Harris to Tuppers Plains-Chester water Dlst. , Right of Way, Lebanon. Vernon B. Lockhart, Goldie E. Lockhart to Tuppers f'lal!lS· .Chester Water I)lst., Right of Way, Lebanon. Henry Bahr, Eileen Bahr to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dlst., Right of Way, Olive. Denver P. Persons, Linda K. Persons to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dlst., Right of Way, Chester. Danny B. Brown, Cordelia C. Brown to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dlst., Right of Way, Sutton. Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dlst., Right of Way, Bedford. Michael S. Faw, Deborah Faw to Bobble Branham, Forrest Lee,; ~ oung ·HoJidai'JJ school "J For Four Whole PLUS Friend ~ted alhort aJ~s $4 A MONTH - Months / Ohio Families,. classmates, gatper for reuillons ·H ,..,, 'YI mwuae. , ' Mrs. Wilber Parker visited Mar· ,ion Parker at O'Bieness Hospital, Athens. Mr. Parker remains In serious cOndition. r;:.::::::::::::::::::::::-r;=======::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ SAL£ PRICES GOOD TMRU 9-9-84 NOW RENT A Mr. a nd Mrs. Dwight Swepston of ·Columbus called at the home of Robert Lee and family on ·s ul\day and attended the anniversary of EarlandMUdredShulerofMorn)ng Star Rd. Patty Circle called at the Robert Lee home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and Eunie Brinker attended the annl· versary of Earl a nd Mlldred Shuler of Morning Star Rt. on Sunday. Meigs County property transfers John RobertBrewertoJamesR. Goodrich, Doris A. Goodrich, Par· eel, Chester. Jessie Weber to Daniel L. •Sidwell, Vanessa M. Sidwell, 2 ~cres, Chester. . Donald R. Hobbs, Maxine A. Hobbs to Donald R. Hobbs, Maxine ~. Hobbs, Parcel, Salem. Willard Lucas, Geraldine J . Lucas to BaslfL. Hayman, 2 acres, have a daughter, TUtany Ann, wh!l. was born Aug. lO mi the birthday of her great-grandmother, Eleanor·· Boyles. 1184 COWGEI TOMATO SOUP ................. 2/69' . 30 COUNT JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS .....~~~1 .......... 89' 50 COUNT ZIPLOC SANDWICH BAGS ..-.. ~~! ....... '1.19 8 oz. VAN CAMP . BEANIE WEENIE ............ 2/'1.15 • 48 OZ. GENERIC VEG. OIL ........ ~ ........~~r........ s2.29 8.5 OZ. JIF CORN · MUFFIN MIX ........... ~~~·.......... 29' 15 OZ. CHE.F BOY AR DEE · BEEF-0-GHETTI .......~~~ .......... 79~ · 6.5 OZ. PLANTER'S MIXED NUTS ...........~~r........ s1.79 2 LB. FIRESIDE . FIG BARS .... ~ ..........~~~·....... Sl.29 46 OZ. HUNfS TOMATO JUICE .......~~~ .......... 99¢ 4 OZ. SANKA · INSTANT COFFEE ....~~r........ s2.99 ,. �10-The Happen--e.., in mil around ;Meigs Countye~e 1----'------ .Car aCCI•dent causes outage Damages were heavy In aone car accident on Butternut Ave. In Plllleroy at 10:55 p.m. Tuesday. Pomeroy Pollee said a westl;!ound car driven by Joann K. McCUntock, Route 1, Dexter, went oot of control and struck a power pole, knocking out a transfol11ltlr. 1lie car was heavily damaged and McCllntock, who escaped InJury, ~charged wtth driving while Intoxicated, Several custOmers of 1lie Ohio Power Co. near the scene were without power service from 11 p.m . vntll about 8:45 a.m. Wednesday while workers replaced the pole and restored seiVIce. A Lincoln Hlll customers were without service for some 45 minutes as a result of the accident, RonAsh, localOhloPower Co. manager, reports. few ·Deer head stolen '. •· · A 39-polnt deer head was stolen . Aug. 28 fnm the Meigs County ,· PUIILIC NOTICE Barbecue dinner set Marria- -e- .The Mld(lleport Fire Depar1rnent will have a chicken -barbecue on Satunlay •. Sept. 8 with serving to begin at 11 a.m. Dinners will Cl16t $3.50 for dinners wlch Include one half chlckm, beansandrolls. Halves will be sold separately for $3. Veterans Memorial The v•lla ge ol Middleport I offer for sale M~~~~=: l -t::0: ~u: ;~h. •• · 1 Charles Everett Rathburn, 19, Rutland and EllzabethAnnCalpenter, 16, Puneroy; Bruce Anthony Hysell, 22, Pmleroy and Pamela Kay Brown, l8. Langsville; Marlin John D. WisEman, 74, Springfield, died Aug. 16, In Mercy Medical Center following an extended .lllness. He was hom In Meigs County, a sonofthelateOttteandDaNicholson · WisEman. fie was a member of the Moose • Lodge and retired !rom the Cooper ' Energy Service, following 'l7 years · ofseiVice. Swvlvors Include his wife, Margaret 5m'der Wiseman; a son and daughter-In-law, Robert and Barbara Wiseman; a daughter and son-In-law, Arlta and Mike Morrett, . all of Springfield; two brothers, Roy of Albany and Willis of Chllllcothe; three grandchUdren, twO great. grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Aug. . ~ In Springfield, with burial In the Vale Cemetery. Coleman faces · kidnapping f:arst DAYTON, Ohlo·(AP)- Authorities In Cincinnati have lost their bid to try Altoo Coleman and Debra DEnise Brown on state murder ' charge! before the pair federal kidnapping charge! Jn Dayton. U.S. District Judge Walter Rice ruled Tuesday that Coleman and Ms. Brown, chargro In a multi-state . crime spree, Should first be tried Jn Dayton for the abduction o! a · Ken~ college professor. He also ruled that they must undergo tests of their mental ' cmnpetency. U.S. Attorney ChristopherBarnes had asked Rice to release the pair to state custody so Hammon County ·authorities cwld be the first to prosecute them. Coleman and Ms. Brown are chatged with the Jllly 13 - beatingdeathofMarlmeWaltersln : the Cincinnati suburb ·of Norwood and the beating of her husband, r8ces Harry. Authorllles from six Midwest states In which thepalrwerewanted agreed to let Hamlltoo Coonty authorities uy them first becailseof the streligth of the murder case. Coleman and Ms. Brown were brrught to Dayton on federal kidnapping charges after their · arrest In Evanstoo,lll., on Jllly ~, · They were charged with kidnapping In coonectlon with the alleged . abduction !rom Lexington, Ky., of Ollne Carmical, a Kentucky college .. · professor, whowasfrundunharrned ID the trunk. of a car In Dayton on J\lly 17. " :Weather forecast . Clear tonlght. Low In the mld-40s. ~t northerly winds. Sunny on Thursday. High aroond '10. Chance of rain near zero pet cent tonight and Thursday. . EriaMWF-.t fl'rtdQ'tlntqb SIDley: Fillr 011 Frldey IIIII a duiDce of . . _ . . Salwde,y ... Sunda)'. clllp.fnm!helolv'llltDtilelolv8111. I.Gin Ill tile IIIFridlu'nM-.11111 lia tile . . I!Munle)' IIIII Suj.de,y. 0 GAS • ELEC. ORYERS Wuhers to llllch, Upliaht FrMzors. Was~n. BE. t" ~~~-APmANCES m (Of>ott 2:30 P.M . Sept. 1,0, 1984. lr• A.,., GoiHPG!Is, 011. Ill~ &_ ...,til f P.l .) Admissions-HarOld Davis, Syra.cuse; Gertrude Andrews, Pomeroy; Randy Smith, Hartford. 'rhree bonds were forf¢le!l and · Dlschar ges--·!;haron Caughey, twopeoplewere!lnedlnMayorFred. Randall ;rucker, Rebecca Galley, Holflnan,'s ~Tuesday evening. James Turley. F-Ined were Pansy Ohlinger, Middleport, $100 and costs, possession of marijuana; Wesley Briggs, Patriot, $50 and Cl16ts, open conThree calls were answered Tues- tainer and $50 and costs, disorderly day by the Meigs Coonty Emer- manner. , gency Medical SeiVIces. Forfeiting bonds were Scott. o. Pomeroy was called at12: 3la.m. Litchfield, New Haven, $50, left of to Landmark on ·E ast Main Street center and $450, OWl; Menifee lor Roy Boggs to VeteransMemar- _Blevins, Paneroy, $50, Illegal lalHospltal;.at2:23a.m.Middleport regiStration plates. was called to the Middleport Pollee DE!par!J11ent for Carlos Steven to Seeks divorce · Veterans Memorial Hospital; at In ComrriOn Pleas Coort, 9: m a.m. SyracuSe went to Water Jane Raymond, Long Bottom, filed ~ Street for EllzabethRiceto Pleasant for a divorce from Steven Michael Valley Hospital. Raymond, · The plaintit! chargesgrossneglectofduty and (l) HOUSE IN -CHESTER: ThrH ·acru with a niceextreme cruelty. · Finish five caseS Emergency runs Mila · ~~~~~~~~ Buckeye briefs Charges unlikely in fatal accident PARJ<ERSBURG, W.Va. (AP)- WOO(! County Prosecutor HatTy Dlelzler says crlm1naJ charges are unlikely Jn connection with. a weekend fatal boat accident on the Ohio River. Dietzler said Tuesday that the Investigation Into the Sunday accident, which killed Mark Newland, 26, of Marietta, Ohio, had uncovered no criminal violations. Hesaldhedoesnotlntendtopresmt · the case to the Wood County grand jury. A. boat belonging to Brad Monis, 28, ofMartettawasStruckhead-ori by a boat driven by Roliert Hertzlg, :rl, of .Keilt, Ohio. Newland was riding In the Morris boat. ly constructed concrete block home26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12115 family · room. Partially carpeted, fuel oi furnace with facilities for woodburner. 12115 block storace buildinc. 20x30 block carace. Riehl off Rt. 248, country settinc. 'h mile east of Chesler, Ohio. TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, livinc room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. lot size approx. 48'x301'. Needs work. II interested contact The Home N1tional Bank in Racine, 949-2210. ' NEW LISTING - I.& modemS rm. home in rustic hill~ Big family rm. Yith fireplace, Heat-o-lator, nice calpeting. 3 DRs. 2 full baths and patio. RACINE·- Price reduced 011 this smaii!IIOdern like home 011 level lot. Offer welcomed. I bedroom. WE ARE YOUR SALES All D. SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYlVANIA One jail escapee recaptured MA.RJETrA, Ohio (AP) -Washington County sherltf's deputies recaptured one Inmate, but were searching early this m:>mlng for a second man who escaped trom the cwnty Jail by overpowering a guard. ' . Rex Foi'!IChe, 21, from Morgan Cwnty, was recaptured about 10: :.> p.m. Tuesday, about three hwrs after he and 22-year-l>ld Timothy Jarrell of Marietta overpowered guard Mark Shrader, deputies saki. Jarrell remained at large. Forscbe was found hiding behind a tombstone In Mound Cemetery, near downtown Marietta, deputies saki. Shrader was taken to Marl(ltta Memorial Hospital, where he was listed In fair condition. Other details of the escape were not lnunedlately avaUable. r Higher court uplwlds conviction f RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESTER-985-3307 . • coNCRETE WORI[ Chimn~y 446.-2062 !' •complete Chimney Cleenlng ~Certified Chimney Relining • Repair •Experienced end ln1ured O!HIN!I JIM CLIFFOIID PH. 992- Ror Bickle BOGGS SALES & SERVICE 446-4522 U. S. IT. 50 EA$T GUYSVILLE, OHIO ' Galllpolio, Ohio ' 7111/lfn PhoM Calllllorl Cltl- ...., CAU U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE New HOIINI-Extensive Relllodelinc lnsur~•c• Work Cuato.11 Pole Bldp. 985-3561 All Makes &61~111 •Washers •DIIhwtlhtrs · •Range• •Refrigerator• •Dfyert •Freezere PARTS and SERVICE .. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Roollnc •ork Aluminum &·Vinyl Sidinca 16 Year11 Experience 446-2062 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Hearina Aid Selection .D1pendable Hearina Aid Service LISA II. KOCH, M.S. Authorized John 01111, New Holl1nd, Bush HOI F1rm £qulp11MIIt · liCIIIStd .CiiniCII Audiolo1i1t (614) 446·76l9 or (614) 992·6601 417 Stcolld Avtn•. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 · , Dool• Farf11 Equipment Parts & Service 811 3/~n •·5'1k. GR·EG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 We can re~ir and core raciJators heater cores. We also acid boil and R-1table Ouolity Workmonohlp Dohumldiflen, Polls .-w.,,·iulf ''··i~t•· "'"""I; · -·-- "' ' . ' PAT· HIL-L FORD f~trtlill f .'omnli• •li Ot•n Emmo · IIUC1ionMt, lloonMd ond -ded Weot Ylrtlnlo end Ohio, 4211177. Wented To Bily Wlltltocl to buy u.... eool • wood ......,., 8woln .furnltura. ..a;3118, 3rd. • Olivo lt., Golllpellt. Oh. Wlltltod· Junlc au1oo 1ny oonclldon. CoN t14•388· 1303. NEW-REPAIR Gutters E. MOill. . . POMEROY, 0 .' 992-2259 Downspouts Gutters Claenad Painting Storm Doori 8a Windows yea~ Old K-ucky ' long rHio. ftlntlqck . Coli 814 -1822873 - · colloct. Ceoll .,.ret for Ioney Iron or hntry l<on bocll. • , eo up for _..In M .... Co . otone jara. Old limo cupboard . coli 1-304-112· 271.1 Buying dolly gold, . . colno. ringo, jlwolry.ltorting w. .. old colno. Iorge currency. Top . , -. Ed. llurkott . ._ Bhop. 2nd. A... MlddiiPort, OCt. 814-11234711. Rold - Cute and OOl.Y stal1er home. i.Jirge living room, 2 bedrooms, I ~ baths, beautiful oak kilchen cabilli!Cs, and 111lio. One acre lot. $17,000.00. PRICf REOUC(DI - Lone Bottom - Owner qeeds to sel so w~ give you abar(Oiin price plus a unique lving e~peri· ence! Anew eight sited iltme, w~h cedar and redwood exterior. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, central fireplace, full basement, bam. and approximatejy 9 acres. Wrap around deck. $39,900.00. 30 Yrs. Experience • Mechenlcel Work Trectors - Cars Truck - AUtomatic .. Trenemiulon Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work ' Compl01e Remcicloling Roofing of all TyWorked In home oru 20 y,..,. "FrH EotCmoto1" EUGENE LONG lnstlllltion Available Ph. (614) 843-5425 '-/vadquurlers 1/1 I .. *TROPHIES *PLAQUES *AWARDS c : ,..ath· le~· 1,. Our ~.,....,.u~· MIDDLEPORT ·. • PLASTIC ARTS , Bob • Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Or. lliddle.,Ort. Oh. lD·6· nc 1 7/912 mo. d. 992-6128 8/1011 mo. I)ITCH WITCH ·SERVICE Roger Hysell! GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES Rt. 124,Po-oy Oilio ; FREE ESTIMATES 773-5839or 773-5788 LANGSVILLE GROCERY &GARAGE GARAGE ; AI1TO &TRU.CIC : REPAIR " ' Open Also Tra"sml11ion·: PH. 992~5682 i or 992-7121 •chtsnical Work. --- ' -BACKHOES - OUIIP TRUCKS -lO-IOYS -liEIICHER -·Al(l . -1[1111 - GAS LIN($ 7:00-7:00 Daily Mafor I Minor 8/13/1 mo. PULLINS EXCAVATING -ooms WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 . or CARPENTER SERVICE -AddoM.., ••• - ltodftt - MUll A - - ploy at Matwe wonwn in Spring 8 • G ..r friday • Sotur- Vahy • - IO bobpit for 3 clay, ...... 7. 8 from 1:30 emoll chldr,.u C.. 448)o 12:30. c..- -.. 274111ft.- ?PM . 11 .00 Wontocl: 18 hr. c - f t l t y ..,vla.a - · llet·-1 fvt' an intwou cdlat. c.. focllty for tho ,.,......,. In--- old. Coll448-3171. T - - 8 or7moa. Ntarded in Gallp Dlia. High dipiOOM ljftd Ohio Driver"• ·L .icMM n1Qu1ted; c - chucklforfll. Loll ...... tone. Mtttng or _,.lance in tM P~ of it. Youn for tho houtlng. Cell ""-411211.1 . 2 clop pert blaclt • ton, Dobolmon • pert lhopllord. 2 yr. old, OWftM' dTCS I d'. loldot_....,_,_ devefoprnental diteiMittiee p;;'ariiwed. Send; unwwith letter to ~~- Eby. P.O. lo• 804, Jocltoan. Oil 411140. Doe- for appll, 9 -10-84. B.C .S. liM Call 114-388 · 1107 _ equal opportunity ........ . llidwol. ' -.. Clinic Olroc:tor to " I Ell . . . . ftWdal 4H'l' oo 448-0ll'lli 4 . . health clinic in Vlnl:on County, Ohio. Poouldo lndi3 fluffy • mother. counaeting family . - Provide - Good home for amott hNnttle dog. Very tovellle. Good wltil child,.,. 1 yeer old, hou-....~-. Syroc..... 892·11001. 2 Gan•n Sllotlherll typopupplato..,.--,. 3 ....,,tho old. C.. b o - et 244 lycamon St ., MIIIIICipon. Yi-. --=-0. con-etton--- to community agenclea. ochoolo. · . . . In - o l pluo 3 - Or 992-5875 Ill IIDDLEPOIT ' PAUll SIIOCI1£Y. D.V.I. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PJ. PlfASMT OFFICE ~udge f~els laws will be obeyed - JACIIIOI AWl. . SIALl A•IAL HOURS ....,.,.•.·5:··· • T....., 1::10 P·•·· J.IIL , Wrtr silly 1 p.•.·S , ... "*' ' ...........s,.•. 1 •.•.., ..... ' ...._ • a.a-ll:JII & •• ..B'A'I.CI'L. 304-675-2441 1/20/IIIIG. \ •' M- llold. clldul ..,._ N by 11114 to o-ge P. w.cf~Y, PH.D.. Exocvtl.,. dlrKtCK, TriCoornty Mental lnd Coor ........ 8Muloll.lnc., l8 W. S11rt nn ~ve .. At'-'1. Olllo 611701 ..E.O.E. -ltiiUIIIw · - .I 10. Homes for Sale 1 yr. old lnlr1IY officiant home low utility bille. 3 bdr .• Would HU .t o peint tr•iler 2 b•the. utility room, l•rge ..-• . CoN 814· 2111-11128. Chr(ot)tn lody will' do M~ngiVIMint 1ft her home. "'-"' fold-doWn Col ..a.-N38 . --------tcW- willa, d - • - -• - • F ~~-Coli · rM •-·~-- . 11~882· 110oaor814·742- 3 •rota. Will Mil 2 with Iota. Cloy-Choo~ Rd. Could bo good Income. Collll14-2118eo 10. kiter.. • .Iorge yord with Wontedl!>buymobUthome. otorog• bldg. o-n Twp. Wlllpoy . .oh. CoU 114·288city ochool dlotrlct, 'Ia milo 7011. from ' ho•pitol. Clll 448 · Mobile Home for oolo on 9472. ' wooded lot II Tycoon ulto with fomlly room ocldod. Coli old 3 ~ 8. yro. roam • - "with "· " "''"'· ~• •• 0701 or 44a fomlly ..,-9""2 vv · bumor. Sintlt ..rtorooo.on 1878 N..huo all oloctrlc. 8 flat ocroo witll otockod pond. City w.._ In Rectn•. ,_c_o_ll_•_•_e_ -3_2_4_3_..,._ .-C•" 1114·941·2141 . t1-~------- Schultz mobile home, Hom• for oo1e by ownor. 1 1Z.85, 2 bdr. Cellll14-2411acre lot 1111r Malgo mlnMin 9249. Oanvltla. Lorge countoy ldt- 1 - -- - - - - - ch 34 ~ 1'L 1li73Schultz12x&5wood..,, - -roomt, " blth, ohoode.fnrit-.tlla ~,.,. 8_ 7.~ftclftlrol tlr. Coli block bam. brick colllf, ._---~-----:-pricod fiiOOO bo1ow bonko , · oppraiNCI vtluo for qulclc 1977 Kirkwood 14•70 3 Ill•. c.. 114-182-11842 bdr., wolk-ln clollt, A,.na -lngo. CA. otow • Nfrlg., - · declc porch • -pinning, ••c. cond., c&Nn. Mov'"v Mldclloport. Nice 3 - - muot alii. f10-IIOO. Call room. gorogo, b o - . otllc. Ownor fi ..nclng or 114-318-8717. -for-lo<hom41. Coll 814-192-2117. 2 bdr. troilo<12•5&, inKyC - School Oiotrlct. Call FAA APPROVED: 3 bod- ._4_41_-40011 __ . ----- --:-7------· 3147. · · 21 · Bualne11 Opponunlty room r•nch. 1 ~ beth. Ger· I NOTICE I THE . OHIO VAUEY PUII- ogo. 1 acrtlond. Juot before UBHtNG CO . ..-rnrnenda Rutlond. CoM 982-5311 or -youdo~witll 892-13&2. -pie you know, NOT 1 ~---~--~nlcoly ..modaled to ...... moM¥-ghthe By meN untM rou ""'" imiMti· two atory hou•. 7 rooma. '1 bath. gar-. clo• to oc:hool ........... off-•. ' and ohopplng. 2113 Fifth St. Nttdrd~ embitiou. rnpon- Middloport. Con 814-192oible. -minded.,..,..... 3061 . full or pan-lime. ca• 44&- 1----:-----Hitl. By-. Mlddloport. 1'1a 8U81NEII OPPORTUNITY peted, 2 room h v.t ond t40.ooo "' •eo.ooo ..., mc._ogo_c .. ll92·7244. Y•ar. llatlonal . looJdnt for dlllrlbutont. Full 7 room houoo, 1 Y, bath. or pert time. no f i - 1 carport. b a - t . oM utllrloko. col 1-1100-238-922!) tiu. Large yard. t%7.500. ook for Mr. Lambdin. Col 814-992-2102. ow-. oorn-. Bull- Opportunity: t40. HouM with &roomo • both. to Nallonol urge lot. double garogo on diotrlb- Gront St., Middleport. CaH 814-992-5429 . •Trailet, lot. comm. garage for Mle in Eurolto. C ..l· 814-258-1&40. 10•10 N- Moon trailer. - d cond.. 12,800. Call 3 88·9 ......_ _ _ lc_ _814-_ _;_ _ _:..., NEW: llprlngbrooilt14X70. 3 '*!room. boy -dow, oll eleCtric. extre inauletion pedrrgr. houM•type fumi- turo . Prlco t13 . 9110 . 14Xt0 , 2 bodroom .gu.t11.4110 . USED : Triotor 12XIO. 2 boclroom. _.. electric:. Excellant concfilion. Vindalo 12XIO. 2 brdroom, gas, real nice. F,.. dotlwrv - oot-up. o-·· Mobile Homoo locatocl 2 rriiles from A1venawood Bridge. Junction Rt 2 and lnt_,. 77. Call 1 -·30~ 273-6135. 3 ballroom brlclc homo. 1 !h 10X60 MObil Home for ula. · 2 car corpet. a.on. Prlco both. full gorago, Iorge Jot. Coli 1114- negotiabl•. Coli 742-211119 992-5133. College Rd .. _or_9_8_Z-_Z_310_._ _ __ 1 22 Money to Loen Syracuoo, Ohio . 1982 Ubllrty. 2 Mdroom. Lot witll omoll houM - - rongo. iiifilgorotor. crn·pethind Burgor Chof. Collt14- ing. Only · livod In 1 yHr. HOME LOANS FIXEO 742-28n tftw 7 p.m. tBOOO - Coil 114-992 AATEIIIolow mot1<01 ra-. 6613. fl ..d conv..,.ionol FHAVA . Loodor Mortgage . Duplex com.....oiy ~22i-;;d;r;;;ooo;;;m;;;KHiiiillc~r-;;-;t;oto;;l A - .. collect 114-682 uniU. good inwaanawnl:. ru- eleetric. Oood condition. IIONibly priced. 304-117530111 . ~., Corport, porch, 1 tcro, good 4124 ... 5 p.m location. t10.500 . c.n 992-2818. Lunon built, I roomo. both, 23 Profe11ional booement ond gorogo . 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1!h Servicea E......, lfftciont. eo· • . 3003 - h • 8 304 175 both. total ..... ....Vol .... P 1 11 _.,.te I T--. " """ · · - Piono Tuning •nd Rep!lir. 2311 . llrvnlcordl M.,. Co .• 44&- FOR SALE : 3 bedroom. with Ge87. yoiar of firopl-. lit cond. ....... -lily !..- Da- - ' · 100percentfinanc:ing niela, 81~742 - 2961. f79.SOO.OO. Mt. y....., Aw. 4 22 Wolhill9lon Aft .. _ . 1 ..,. ....,ic.. -oom. 132,500.00 . 3 badroam , _ of " - 128 ·000 ·00 · to,... totk~ w~h out buildings. At 2 4 -rooms. ...___, ,....... fonced ylrtl ( - INI•dlng) : FOR RENT. Regencw. Inc. 1110rt,....t·f200:00 month . kitchen fum-. 2 - roomo. ol• - .. good locotion. Apt. from f7ti.OO H - for- 823 4th AIM. 11 45.00-util- pertic - t - 2 ' 30PM ot lllio IO ..... 448-2238 •• , tilh!l thil ..My peid. A-0,.. Reel Eot..... 1-1114-212-3233. oho. Co!Oit 304-178-8104; Howord 4 SR.' LA, DR. oquippod LM "'lugor. 111. Mleomon 1V. both. lorvo 1 cor 30~875-538111 . ........ Jorvo 1ow1 lot. CA. v-. - ·· ldt-.. II'- microwave. dishwa1her. - · rafrig, undoopillning. •edue a ad pot"Ch. 304·675-- 804 8 D - wide. 24•115. good d f18 000 00 304 con · · · · 675-1'1&2 or 675-2996. 1983 SdtuttJ limited edilion. 14•17 with 7x11 oxpendo. 3 bodroom, 1 'Ia batho. oil .roc. centr.r oir. fi--' · I t' ,..,..::e. e~~:tr'e •nsu a .on. buiH in ......,. 304-468· 1594 · HMC. f44,1100. with on outbuilding. 304Coil 304-1711-7147 ..... n3-1158111. lpm. e-n" T--otorv. finishod bo•menl:. 3 bedrooms. famity ,...... toM on 13 yr. old brick rend\ style room . fireplace. dining houM Sedudecl 2 9 room. 2 YJ b8tha. Iaroe kit- - ·of - · 3 eft.' ..,.g. ch.,. ; 304-882-2095 . I Y O wner 3 - room, 1'L n botha, living room. dining room. recraetion room in .3 7110 down l - !_,c..,terYIIte. . -371o- ---k---ont. 24•24 -r....... ~ DR. nice · rca lorgo utility room.Finp' in li¥lng - t493 mo. pay2803 •fter ""- & p . m . age . Clore downtown . Shown bw eppointment. -··· Nloo 2 bdr. utilitY room, ........ nice yard. fur- 304-876-41104. . 1-- -..,..--,-.-. d--- _bor_l_n_oocl~­ 18 1 orn 3 bedroom ho,., will Rance, hot w ..., tan~. consider trade. 304 .176.,..._right. Col..a-1ee6- 303 or875-3431 . 3 bdr. Evano HMIIhto. 1------:---New lit chon cablneto. Rout. 112 South. 3 milooout. c:erp11t. W.8 . 'nplu 1 in 3 bedtOOml, 2 bel:hl, large nent. ltOIN • tefl ' gar•· complete kitchen and din- 1' - - - - - - - - AuumAbte 8 1h per cent: 'lard SaleS ~-.....\jj,• •jfj!< ------oiiiiiiioiii_____ ---&Vicinity Gorogo Sol•. Thurs. Fri, 811. ------------------------------ .. Pt &. 7 , 8 . Loll of tciyl, blcyclotllet. toto af clotheo, GolllP o11 1 Fl00 M111<ot Fri " co11o, dtor..e. cunolno. ond S•t. • ·Sun . Indoor· outdoor. T E N- Friday Night Mot1<01 bado.....ado. oro ototeo, otorto 3PM illl 1 At. 311 • Addloon. Ohio. 110. Coll44& -7037. 1Fr-,-.,,~r-o_ B_ o_tt_o_m_F_I_ u 1--------,-- ------'Po.n&;c;;,;--------Middleport & Vicinity Morkot . Every wHkond . U.S. 31 Frur.to Bottom, wva. 21082. Doot.n Wol- come . Don Fraz i er - Operator. 304-755-2778. At. 7 Bypooo, Tow~ohlp FIYo fi,omlly Yord Sola Child· 207. Now undflll Rd. 11 "'" r: othft, mi.c. etc. Por· ter. Ohio. At. 11114. Frt.-1 S Forplly Sot.. Korr, Oh. 3,4.11. Clotheo Jg. ,..,, womem: aizn. Avona. toyo lg . ooot.. mloc. I :AM-II :PM . Spoclal clotheo gblo 20 bog f 1.00. ••at. Betty Moore·a. ' Lou of achool clothes 1nd glau . )lopt. 4.11 , ond I . Aoln c•ncel1. Friday ond Soturdey: firot Ito-. Clothing. rood peot SaHobury School. oclult and boby. Mloc. Pcirch Salo 708 ...ond Avo. Yord oolo ot S Palnto. Frldoy Thurs. Sopt. 8 ond Frldoy ond Soturclay. Sept. 7 ond 8. Sopt . 7 . Mlocollonoouo 10:00 till 1 J-11-v. Avon. 1 ilema. gomn, toy1, booko,,..orda and 8 trKk tapea, m•ny .,. Yord !lalo Uncotn Pikl, Wed. goopol, king olze - - r d . lth • Thurs. 8th, 2nd. troller lov•ooot,. 13 Inch tlr ... on left. · glaaawere. diahel, McCoy' Pottery, Fenton, ond !Ott su..., Du..., End Year Sole. mor•. All moti<ocl chNp. llhhouooRt. 218 . Wed.-Fri. Clothlng,lnfam to ocluhl. oll 9-1 Go cert~ c"-inHw, nice clothing il Y.r price. Someclothn. thing for w.-yone. 6 fomily Gorogo Sola Sopt. Yord oolo 11 24 Roil..,... Bt .. 4. T-. til Frldty. Jtono oil Middleport. Wodne-y .,d "'"· boby oupplioo, clothn Thurodoy .. • mite. for oil. On At. 6 6 4 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - Eno, Witch for signa. Porch ....; Mllline Michael, S•pt.llond 7 l!llou..tCNff. 2 Fomily Carport Solo 184 Clothing, miec. Portomouth Rd. Friday Sept. - - - - - -- -7, ond Sl1urday Sept. 8 . 4 fomHy yard Hie. Sept. 10 9-61 and .1 1. Stow, d,....,, AC. 1 · lompo, ~lothn. mloc. 1 mila Yard Sale Fri. & Sot. Sept. 7 from Applo Grov• oyt • 8.10-7101 Court St. County Roed 28. John Andetton re8idence. Gorogo Sole Junction of St. --------~ All. 7 • 218 . Thurs. & Fri . Yard oola: Thuraay Stpt. 8th & 7th, 9 til 1 Fridoy. Turn loft juot put WMPO.Woocl bur-• ..,.._ Ytrd Solo 844 Fourth AVo., bed. clothoo. coota, dl....... Frldoy 7, Soturdoy 8 . 10AM- miec. • 5PM. Antlqu... clothing. ---::---:------:~ chino, houoehold itemo. Yord Soto-Collove Rd .. Bl&jowotry · OCUH. Sopl. II • 7, 10 till 2 . - - - - - - - - - 1 6 7 8-16 llroo. tod ..oroYard s• 4 Families, Sept. I aeat, children's clothe•. • 7. Thun. • Fri. Next to dr••-" chett . Odd. -o. Cloy School. 9:00-7 mloc:. ------1 6 Family Y•rd Sele Thurs .• Fri. until noon on S•t. 8~h . Barn Silo: Sopt. 8. II. 8 om to 6 pm. Antique furniture& 71h. • 8th. Loto of clothn. dlohoa. Edgor ar.- rlli- bo0k1, pmn. misc. itama. dence at intersection of Turn off Rt. 7 •t AddiiOft. 3 lr•wor Rd . • Smith Aldgo. od . liouH peot church • Rnnold• Cemtit•rv. 1 Illite from Sdvoroville Stare. W•tCh for signa. ' ·oarogo Sole Adult clothing Yard u&e- numefow itemt. all aizea, boya 1 0-12. 401 South 3rd Ave. Mld...drepea, g.. uwere. tupper- port lin bocltytrcll. Flr01 time • .,., 01c. 855 luhl Morton oole. Fridoy • &oturdey . Rd ., Gatllio MonorComrnunity Bldg. Thurli, • Fri. 9 -5. -----·Pi- Piiiiila-ri1 ---.-- 5 Famity Garage Sale Fri. Sept. 7, S01. Sept. 8, 9 to 6. At AI. 1eo 3V. mi. from Holzor Hotpital. Loll af cttikfrena dothe1. adults. curtoim & hoo-<>ld itomo. Gorago Sola corner St. Rt. &Vicinity -----------------------------Vard Sale, hon 81d1n ·Aood. 2 mllao off At. 87. Aug. 30 llwu Sopt. 1Oth. _ . 141 • Uncoln Pike. Cooh 2·fomlly yood Mlo s.P.. play pen, miae. 5-8-7, 2t29 Mt. V.,.,n Thut1. • Fri. Sept: 6-7. Avo. 9-6 .. 9:00-4:00. . Yord 213 lot. Pt. Yord Salo Friday 7th only. PiooMnt. 3od, 4th & 6th. 1210 Soc. Ave .. 9:00-1 :00. B•bv fumituro, loll of mloc. Cooto (1-R .Iurl. clothing, If roln concol. ilauito • ch~drens. Oi..,.., reoflter. s... knick knads. c:roche1ed Y•rd Sa'-'. 2307 Mt. Vernon item• (now). woH pictureo. Avo. Sit. Sept. lhh. 9:00 til Ltmpa, china cabinet, 8 1 :00. Good clothing, tires. wooden d . cNira. bumper toys. mise hams . pool tablo. bool<o, •loctric -,--- - - - - - organ, toys, etc. Goroge aole. 2923 Mople U- · Avo .. Sept. 6, 7, 8 . Good appliMICH ond houeehold Rt. 7. --Creek itemo. Rd. Somo largo olzoclotheo, ------- Sept. 6, 9:30-7 'h mi . off 35 Lots • Acreege .Lot for sate in Mercerville, 3 treiler hookups, electric. ru· ral Water, aaptic unll. f8.000. Call 614-2611- Hou• on double lot neer . 8ii1B. -..~.ov-for ochoolln N - Ha_,, imm·rtfcta a:cc epency. ~ mile from 11· Building lot Neighborhood Rd. 1111•1eo. fii,OOO . Coli 448-3144- 7PM . 10 ..,.., Roccoon Twp. on ·S earS iogging - runntng · watking exerciHr •150. 10 Fmaily 4 miles out Rt . 218, third tr...r right past C.naan Baptiat Church . Sept. 6.7.8. 9AM -1lotl of jaana. clothes. furniture. childrena items . Rain Yinoy Ad., Gollipolio, Ohio. 3398· R• 41 rltals 10me 8 mHe an Rt. 62, old Biuel. Thuraday. Friday and Saturdar . Sept. 6 • 7 on Rt. 588 ot rocker r brudbok, cenistar Vord Sole &-7. G....n Too•koop prio-.. race141.Lotsofewwything. l ·"'::' - : - - - - - -- _,. Y•rd Sate. Thura, Fri. Sat. DNd Mono HiH out At. 62, watch for ligna. Lots of boys clothet. C~munity Wide Yard Sale . Board Road. 1 mile off S1nd Hill Road, Thurs 1nd Fri. Urge 3 f1mily yard Ule. 608 Henderson St .• Henderson, FIYe Fomlly Sept. II. 7. 8 . U - .At. 7 ~ mi . of Kyger c . - Plant. Rod briclc. 9-7 . W. Vo. Wed, Thuro, Fri, 9:00 till 3:00. Roin cancels. 41 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Houses for Rent Houses for Rent . beers, onticiuoo. loto of go"d otuff. Vard Sole. Soturclay. Acrooo from 27. Warwick Orift. Odclo ond endo (P01ch-t< Rodney. Dacrom•. wheat dishes. luther co.ts. e~~:er­ f10.500 firm. CoM 614- • .a_·_ .._bik_ ._•_·~_.. _._ · _ · _ 31111-9001 - · • .32 Chillicothe Rd. Thurocloy, 200 .aea pond and young Friday. Saturday . 1979 timbor. for infonnotlon con truck. quilts~ afgans, dieMs, books, ckJthes. Avon. 304-773-5740. Cell after ?PM . 304-896- large teddy cancels. Ebene1er · Carmel Ad, wooded . septic: tlnk. 4 acnta of IC.,· HIITigburg Yard Sale. &family yardlale. chi!da platform rocker. 2 . 6 room , 2 bedroom hou~eln 3 bdr. houn lor r.nt $350 Micldtopon. New kitchen mo. c .. 304-675-5104 or lll'td bath, completelY. car304-671-6388. peted. insulated. with ltorm Furnished 8it cond .. ideal for 1 or 2 men . No city taaes. Fosters Trailer Parte Call .._-7018to0thobeltbuyln loan. 4 1Cf80, , _ 3 bodroom, 2 bolhl. Upper Ni~ windows. end central heat. 446-1602 . Mil•- 304-1711-3030 or Smell furniahed · houae. tZOO.OO. Send nome. tole- 1- - - - - - - - odulto only. Coii446-0338. phaM number. and referen- 3 bdr .. mobile home total Middlap cwt. rem a ilatad one 8711-3431 . ce• to Tho Oaily Sentinel. eloct~c. Coli 446-4263 . . Rood. 14 octo, omall ti room. btlh • baMm..,t. lo• 729 H. Pomeroy . . -1tll1t-'yl Col 814-H2· J..-icho bem, 4 rooftll: and beN~ Gaa heAt. appliance• fura841 . Nice 3 bdr. mobile home. ........ goad building · nilhed. Adutta only, no p41ta. 2 houses for r. . l and Ur for wfth refrigerator • atove, f'riatM111f· ; d on thia tlv'M 304-871-3030. t?ll-3431 . con 1114-4411-118.3. aale or ••• with option to furn ished, Willi' ~KJ. with 876-2153. buy. 304-875·8720. convenient location on Rt. 7 . 614· 246·5818. ou ~It und""' Lorge comor lot. ol brlclc, 5 room hOuM, 2 bdr., 1 b .• LA. DR, K. E•celont loco- Sriclc ronch type, 3 '*!full ...,_.,,_ gorogo, on•it. ltopt. In lion. Aof. & . depooit ro- rooms. 2 bll:ht . family iouo to eel. May conaldor qulrod. c ..r 4411-1370 otter room , double garage, 3100 12a60 2 bdr. trailer 2 miles from HMC It Evergreeh. Ptrrish Ave., Pqint Pleaunt, Coli . 446 -3697 or 446 ............. - -, twill• b l c-· . trod•. 304·17111-3030 or 6:00. t7S-3431 . t360.00 month. 304- 0157. Into. Nlco lody. "-lnd ......- ..-y • ....tlioberDrtlillDMDold. Priced to .... 7 ooom homo. witll 1Yr loto. 3 bclr. houH in Golllpolio 458-1078. ...... eoa-•,~n2- nmll ochool dlltrict. U35 mo .. MolHie home Upper Rtver 4117 -11:00 p.m. A-· Coli 448-010ll 1 :30. 1100 diP .. no poto. Coli Rd. Call 446·1809 or 446304-882·3374 onyt-. · - - · 4 ••. 42 Mobile Homes I • 4 tadwm home. ..- -·" · -· wv. 448-3817. 0iiiOB . Ftllllly MWI 1N Nliy rooma. for Rent Suitable for one or two'adult wtachod ....... FMIOod In Mobile Homet · 1 • 2 bedroom house • opto .,...._ ........... 1~- out In ,........,., I Mlddloport. people. Ref. 6 dop. required. 141 . Anurneble loan . for Sale CoM 114-HZ-2381 or 9921 mile from GaHipoli• on Rt . PIIOIIII ill 20'o. Col 448.2_11011 _ _ _ _ _ __ 588. If interested Cllll thi1 Furniahed 2 bdr -~ Joceted at M24 or ..a-2211ti. K • K Mobile Homo Poti<, numbar, 448·3587. NEW AND USED MOBILE Nlco claen II room houee Eoot .... Ave .• 171 mo .. •eo 2-.,...._,B _ _ HOMES KESSEL'S DUAL- witllboth.utilityr-. Gaa tlopoolt. Ront includol wa- 2 bdr. trailer In Kygor CrlTV MOBILE HOME BALES. rongo. rofrl8arator. Evon ter. - •· gorbogo. Coli School Diltrict, 1 child •Ilea from --1own. - - city 2'\o!t 4 MI. WEST, GAWPOLIS. H~ .. Gollipollo. Coli 446- 446 -8062 or 614-251 - acceptable, 1160 mo .• RT 31. PHONE 114-441 - _o_,_s_._ _ _ _ __ 1184. oct a alt. Col ..a-B1'17. 1100 clap. Call 441! -4006: 7274. 1 ---~----- -·-0--ooll ' can 742-3195· 1 8 Wanted to Do - b u y in Golia CoUnty. 3 4 tudroom home. Cell - , TrNIN COUNTRY VETERINARY CLINIC 31 0t' · 1-----....IUllU, & CommerCial 1181 Noohuo 2-3 badwill roo mo.•- MuatCeoll,lxtr••· l 1114 ~411 o .,. negot .. to. 5 eo2 . . I ~~ C II 441 ing. f.mily ,_.., contrll oirtor •nc v - - 0 - 304-876-3030 or 876 3221· 3431 . 992-6215 • 992-7314 ,._...,,Ohio Residentiel WIN boby olt In my ho.,. ocr011 from 8Mia grade ocllool. 304-&75 -11429. 11 ·• ··v. C. YOUNG IU service 1nd inst1ll1tion. \' CCCI= --..E- ·( F- Eotlmotoa) For 111 your wlrin1 NELSONVTI..LE, Ohio (AP) - Voters will be asked again this November to approve a five-year, 1-mUllevy by the Tri-County Joint Vocational Board, even though they've turned It down three times. Board member Dlrothy Ireton said the schoOl will be Jn !lnanclel trooble If It faDs to convince vcters Jn Perry, Hocking and Athens counties of the necessity ·of the new tax. ant--· my ~---· nu- c trltlouo moolo, loving ..... ... •••• 1: 8bility to .... thorPh- 742-2217 . -WPM . and -' 10 Ful type bw.allll. Sind to' lo• 4040 In M .. Now , piano ltu· of Tho CJolllpolil Dally T,.rr..ICICI. con.go. Cal 742· uno. 821 3nl. Aw .. G&llp t2257. Nt, Oh 4SII31 . -~- needs; furn•ces · repair Now Acceptln Listing• in Meigs Ca. h-. - fNihNod pooltlon.. Appli...... uj!Mienca .... - "'*••1111 8MIIlleclrfcal MILLER .ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 742·3171 Opening for pn-ectaaa•r• kl PH. 742-9070 YOUNG'S TOP SOIL-FlU 1rT 1.- -------- PIIto .. 111111! tralnocl . con 4410028. LIMESTONE ' GRAVEL - SAND a...cteenen-·-- .... Pidr. up •P pi: tiona. pion and Hydre• Wotw Plio 9-11 T -. 01 Frutfl Phennocy. Jaoon Fomale puppy 10 - · old - · hoolrlpllyed. Coli 441- 843-5424 ' M. l. "Bud" McGHEE Service . Chttyl Lttnltr. Mei1s Countr Associate Ko,.,., • Check Balta, HOMI. Plugl 9-4·1 mo. ·. Mve fun ..m eldnl cult. pert·tltne- ol10wing our G110rgn Crook Rd. t ... nawlneofC_taya. 114-""-0284. glfll. trallling: ldt. no c:on tint or c'l'hl•t · IIMu1y Solon . _ Hiring · Col 114-387openl Coli 211-1384. 7770 or ""-41183. '"' r....Anti-Fr-e, u, s,-1 Pricts $1495 Start At cdlline Md gutt• worll Brot~r-Auctlon 8ol AYON molto 4&%. Coli Control hu - .....,._ ond. 1oM weltllt _ _ P&S QUiloiNGS j. I1 3 Announcement• o plua. phone,.., frM1-IOO-IS3-eo77. Alto partln. rMnt. ,delivery. D'a vil V•cuum CIN-. ono haH mila up "free Eltllllltn'' ·Sizes Stall From 12'116' j UTILITY BUILDINGS : SiJts liOJ!I 6'x6' Up l to 24'x36' 1 Insulated 0:~Houses , Rlclnt, Oh. Ph. &lt·843·5191 pion SWEEPER and -lng mo- 44&-33118chlne repair, perto. ond 1-~,------­ tuppllo•. Plclc lup ond AlTEIIITION H.._._, I ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ; C.. Pony •P· Glfto. top,.....__. N o -· Coli - PH. "2-6931 S.2,J mo. d. -SlPTIC STSTliiS I.AIIGI ar SMAll JOBS PH. 992·2478 7/3011 mo. pd. Reel Eateta General' 220 I. Meln, Peiii&Uf PH. 614-247-2575 ' .SUPERIOR SIDING CO. h'I- -•1 . . . . , _ _ I n IIIIo o-1 I'INCI & SUI'PLy 1873 Kirkwood 1 2•11 furn l - • lot, with lktroo. Coll4411· 2320. ...,_d.. •...... wood. choott, batloto. dltheo. I t -· jaro, ontiqUM, gold tnd ollvor . Wrlte-- .D . Miler. Rt.2. P-ow, Ohio 417&9 or coli 114·!1112· 77&0. WII- .WELDING.&: FABRICATION ' Tr• trimming ond romovol. FrM HtlmotH . Call 192&040 or 848-2129. COMPUTE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo. Iron. 1:! " • ACCENT 12•111. 3 '*!room. 1'11 bath, aon1rot olr. M.,....d lluoughout. tl,900. Coli 111 4· 2111-1&14 oftor S. N- holp ot your ho.,.1 W11 otoy w1t11 children or ~· ""'*· dey or ni!IJrt ""!ft. Wit do lltht houMotut1< . A l l - avillable. Col 814-318-IS?S or 114-311-83114. 1-U -tfll CliP THIS NOTICf Fe» FUIITHfllllfffllfNCf . Cupboord. At. 1eo. Portor. Houra: 10-IPM, Mon.-S01. C... l14-318· 11008. Wtntocl 4 wood ahelr In goOd cond. for dlnirl·18blo. c ... 814·388·1713. MIDOLIPOIIT, OHIO ' NEW LISTING - Outch Town 32 Mobile Homea for Sele Ounom.,. for the Cellico .e-. ..,.. x-n WRITESEL ROOFING CO. LNF-MlAY Sltuetlona ltandlng Timbo<. C•M 318· 1801 or 3 . .·Ht7 11ft.- II. PH. 614-992-371e 882-2188 Ohio Mlddl~on, 11-1-tk Reel Estete Generel ' PIANO TUNING & REPAIR SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING RADIATOR SERVICE out radiltors. We repair Gis Tanks. The Deily Sentinel- Page Wenteel Wo poy cooh for toho model ...... ..rs. Jim Ml'* Chov.·Otdolnc. IMI Gerle John1011 --3172 Care ' CUSTOM IUILT HOMEI ' WATER , OAI• 3-5-tfc 12 ~~your nut ooto oo.l 8 "CUT OUT Vocational ~oord seeks levy CHILLICO'lliE, Ohio (AP) - A Judge who ~ to bar demalstrators from picketing ootslde Mead Cap. gates said be thinks potEntial labor protesters will believe lawfllll:y. Judge James Drennen oo Tuesdey denied • pennanent btjunctloD against the picketers sought by DenlellntemBtlonal Cap., a Sooth Carolina bued coostructlon ampany that hires lZIOitly noo-unlon workers. Daniel has been hired b)' Mead to do wcrk oo a'" million plant Improvement project .• ' DOZER - IACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD IERVICU 'DUM, TIIUCK I!RVICE nwe ~ent for Lest" Housinq MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) - The 12th Ohio District Coort of . Appeals has upheld the murder conviction of Richard Weston In the 1981 shooting deatlui oftlrewarks dealer Wllllam Stevenson and three family members. . Weston's attorney, R. Daniel Hannon, saki the decision Tuesday ·will be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court. Weston was convicted In February, 1983, on toor counts of aggravata! murder In the deaths o( Stevenson, his wUe Linda, their · son W~ Jr., and Mrs. Stevenson's brother, Edward Dowell. The four were found shot dead In their fire-gutted hoine In Clennont Coonty on J\lly 6, 1981. Why Wilt Till Winter to Remember You Were Goin& To Call Us? Jlaf ' ' CONTRACTING· RENT A CAR •SPE(O QU(EN lAUNDRY •G!BSON REFRlG(RAlOR We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Dvry Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·~ --· ' 15,1884 Public Sele • Auctlon -r ~. 742-2328 3·\ l·dc, PAIC£ REDUCED! - Lone MIDDLEPORI - Obi. brick Bottom - A neal 3 bedroom apts. 2 yrs. old, 2 .liedrooms '· ranch with spacious tamily each. Rented. Priced ID sell. room, kltclten with buit-in range and oven units, separate 211 ACR£5.,..- U.rge house dining area. Gas f.a. heat, plus and other buiklings. 2 ponds, woodbumer, 2 Cal' prage, ap. timber. free gas. income, · prox. I acie with garden space minerals. Only $95,000. , •nd outbuiklng. Many othet features. $35,500.00. Ill'. 33 ..:.. Smail, 2 bedrooms. near stores. city water. bath PRICE REDUCED! - Syr• and cheap. Ideal for coupie. cuse - Needs work but house has a 3 room addilitln HOME SITES - One or more with garage recently added. acres. Riverliew, T.P. water Main house has 6 rooms. available 011 State Rl 124. Use tor rental or re111odel for your home. 50'xl00' lol. POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom $12,000.00. frame, gas furnace with REALTORS woodburner and basement He~ry E. Cleland. . $27.500. Jr ................. 992-6191 Je1n lrussell ..... 949-2&&0 FIVE ACRES - 2 houses, Dottie Tuinir ..... 992-5692 · fumaces. full basement baths. Jo HHI. .............985-4466 city utilities, for $42,50Q or will se1 separail!. manslaughter In the death of DaVid Price, a pet slq> owner. Prlce was critically InJured June 3 when he was struck by a chunk of concrete while riding his motorcycle on lnler$tate 'lOon Columbus' near east side. He died July 12. Bonded & Insured Must move to your lot $5,500.00. and a 7 rm. holllt in Syracuse. Bath. all utilities,. near S11im. pool. for only $21,500. A ywth convlctfd of killing a motorcyclist with a ·chunk of concrete d!opped fnm a highway bridge will get a new b1al. Judge Jolm C. Young of Franklin Coonty Juvenile Coort said Tuesday he was giving Tracy Wright, 16, a new trlaJ,based on eVidence presented last week. Young also removed himself from the .case, but set no new trial date. Wright was convicted Aug. 1 of a dellnquency count of Involuntary •lAND CLEARED aSEPTIC S'tSTEMS . eGRAVEL HAULED old, and equippal kitchen. flEW USTING - 2 leVel kits OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - No Su11day Call• tank; carpeting only one , -(814)-992-3326 Youth will get new trial Call for free sidinae$timates, 949-~BOl or 949-2860 ' NEW LISTING - Uke new 1973 12x60. 2 bedroom mobile ho!Tie. ilas heat, hot Willer 218E. 2nd St. Phone otrlclals said. The winners were ldenttfled Tuesday as Kathleen L. Laesslg, Solon; Bemlce I. Henning, St. j'Mry's; and Beatrice T . O'Roorke, Wilberforce. Each winner wW get a S864,:m share of the $2.6 million Jackpot, payable In ~ yearly- Installments of ~.!172, That amount lnc)udes federal ta)( withholding. . •. " Beautiful. Cuetom Bulh Garages" · (2) TEAFORD CLEVELANO (AP) -Three Ohio women are the holders of winning Jackpot tickets from Saturday's Ohio Lotto drawing, lottery SIDING CO. FOR SALE ., Three share lotto jackpot BISSEll ~. ¥-f·•··i· Vrll age of Middleport \ug 30. Sept , 6 ·Business Services. TROMM EXCAVATING ........ '" btddtng. Fred Hoffman. Mayor ell btds and waive any infor· Vinyl • Aluminum . SIDING Ray Evans, 25, RaclDe and Debbie 1-i;fiijPH;z . 4~4~1;; · 1~&9~11~~ Lynn Davis, 24, Racine. 164 Miac. M centerburg. John D. Wiseman :~~:~~~~~~:~c~ft~~c~ ~~~ ngh m~~~~to;accept :,~~~~~~~~~~:.:q~, :~ Mrddl~oon. Ohro unt il orre1ect any or ! . ' . msht~ea by ualed t.__ _ _ _ _...;,..,L_ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _,...._ _ _ b td s the follow•ng Item I · Ucense~~ Museum,l44ButlernutAve. 1'be buck wasthelargestevershot • In Meigs Coonty. Anyone with Information should contact the Pomeroy VIllage Pollee Department, 992-6411. The pollee also report finding an Seeks card shower expensive pair of ladles bifocals. Meets Friday ·· The lenses are brown tinted and . Neva Seyfried, who resides with may be claimed at the pollee · her son-In-law and daughter, Joe SaUsbury Township Trustees wW department, East Main Street. . artd Myrtle Sl$son, wW observe her meet In regular session Friday at 1 OOthblrthdaySunday. Frlendsmay p.m.atthellomeofthecJerk,_~anda ' ~Case dismissed · send ~ards to her at 290 Mulberry Eblin, Laurel Cliff Rpad. All ·• The case of Syracuse-Racine Dr.,Pomeroy. mee~areopentothep.lbUc. Regional Sewer District vs. Ronald L . Miller and Doris Miller was . dismissed In Meigs County Common Pleas Coort. · I A rea deaths I 1884 Wednutv. Sa;.cernber II. Ohio • aenn. ·- ---...... --n.y--.y ..................... l.oa1 In lloclt Tri-colOr Welltar- Coon H -. Rew.... for lito , . ttrn1. Col 11~H2·2770. LoaT, In II - - . .._ ....... _ . .ey dll pet, ,~ ............ . . II~AIID. ,_. . _ , :IOC-8711-41Ge. .) Pullllc .... •Auatlon - b•·--otyle ........ -·t .,.,.., _,.. ... 1------ - - ,.. ., ' �,_,... f M' 1984 ~I 42 12- The • • pI t, Qhlo ' Pomerov Middleport. Ohio Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Hom•• for Rent I 14 17 Mlec . Mtrchtndlae Inmumentl 9/&/84 Toboooo 11lok1 12 In long. loth end1 llllorp~. 17 oento eeoh or 11 aen11 per 1.000 or more. 104·137· 2130. 2 bdr. mobile home, edulta, no PMI. rl1erneca1. Cell 4 41· 1111. 13 Television Viewing KIT 'N' CAIILVU-.., LMy WI IIIII Mueloll The Daily ----4~------ ...: "'9 'ID• . 1:00 • (J) N - ,, .I)J '•1her1·eu- 1 bdr. mobile home, omell (J) MOVJE: of the . Pink (J) MOVIl: ·-..a..kwottcl thelllp' / a•rd•n apace, In Mud10ck off Rt. 141 . 181i mo. Call 614-3711-2142. Cll HM<P~ Ill Flilti.,.Cowrege of the the 'th r/ Annual Arthur Smith 'Kifg Mackerel Toilr, nement Jl pr_n_ f.rom Myrtlo.eldt, SC. 1])~-- ., 'h'IOo' . - (I] .. iil ~ ther - . ~~~ ' ABC - . - · ~=-~ (()crtc•-. ' BORN 44 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at 1163 for one bedroom ind $1 98 per month for two bedroom, to Rent Franklin ·~----:--...:.:__..:..:..=._ 2 bdr. apt . neWly decorated. 160 to 1146permo. utiltiea . port. paid. Call675· 5104 or 675·53B8. :1 :, Nicely furnl1hed mobile •.home in city. CA, 1 or 2 ' "8dults., only, no pets. Call .;446· 0338. · ~------- •furnished efficiency 1145 : utiltle1 paid, single. share bath, 807 2nd. Avo .. Galli· polia. Call 448·4416 after : 9PM . :·Furnished apt., 2 ropms & .'bath, cl,an, no peu, adults ' O:only Deposit II reference :'foquired. Call B14· 446 · ' 1519. 3 rms 8. beth. stove, refriger* tor, all utilities Included adult• only. no pets. Call ' 446·2583. ·,Furished garage apt.. 4 rooma 6 bath, adults only. Call 446·9279 after 4PM . Upst~irs furnished apt,, 4 rooms & bath, 1 or 2 adulta, no pots. Call 446-0444 befqre 5pm . . New efficiency apt. on ground floor, good neigh· borhood. nice backyard. within walking diatance of downtown shopping . Utili· tie• paid It private Parking. Great for a single person. Ref. & dop. required. Call 446-74B2 or 44B·7516 . Furniahed apt. for nonsmoking, non drinking. gentleman. lovely neighborhood, all private, utilities included. Call 446· 391B. Modern 1 bdr. apt. quiet location between Gallipolia & holzer . No pets, security dopoait. Call 446·2055 . Small hou1e furnished Gffiency downtown locallon, no peta. Call 446·9283. $175 mo. utilities. 2 bedroom fully furn . all utllitiel paid except for alec. Convenient location. Call 446· 8558. Riveraide Apte. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citiaena. I 130. Equal Houa· ing Opportunitiea. 614 · 9112· 7721 . Newly redecorated, 1 bed· room . partially furnished , 1225. Depoait required. Call 61 4 -SII2· 531 9 or 992 · 2815. In Middleport on N. 41~ Ave.. . 2 room apt. No children . call 1 ·304·882· 25611. Furniahed 2 bedroom apart· menta in Middleport. Adults, no pets, aecurity deposit. Went to rent garage. Close Pickena used furniture . 304· to Bidwell or Gallipolis . Call 675·6483 or 676· 11460. 446· 8016. Uka Ntw bra11 headboard 830 .00 and bad frame 816.00., limo carpet 12oS, 876.00. Maple drouor and mirror. 9·drlwer e100 . 304· B82 · 3206. MerchamJi se Sears 19 cu ft frHzer ume --;;-:;-;::---:--:-- - - - l a o now 1200.00. Almoat ---; new chopping block 51 Household Goods 160.00. Air cond uo.oo. 1973 Monte Carlo $160.00. 1514·3157-7368. SWAIN Couch and Choir, good AUCTION & FURNITURE cond, 8230.00. Coli 304· 62 Olivo St .. Gallipolla. New 676· 7363 after 5 PM. & used wood &: coal 1tove1 6 piece wood living roo~ suite with 6 inch flat orma 53 Antiques $~99 , bu~k bedo complete w1th bunk•as $199, 2 piece antron livingroom suiles 8199, antron recliner• $99, Antique cherry clothes other recliners $80 maple press. exc. cond. , $400. antiqueo. Call 446dinette aets 8179. box Other 2192. . sprin~s a. mattress' twin or full $1 00 sot regular· firm 8120 . maple dinene chalra $36, waeh stands 834 54 Misc. Merchandise maple rockers I 59. 7 piec~ chrome dinette set *149 5 piece dinette set $99. uiad Knauff Firewood Split- 95% bedroom auitas, refrigerl- hardwoods. Seaaoned or tors, rariges, chest. drnsars, grHn. You pick up or we wringer washers, TV's, dry· deliver. HEAP vendor. 614· '" ers, & shoes. Call 814·446· 256· 6246 . . 3159. Umeatone. Sand. Gravel. Delivered in Moaon, Moiga LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, otto· Gama' or pick up at Richard~ · men. 3 ta~les, (extra heavy), & Son. CaA 4411-77B5. .•6&6. Sofa; chaif- and love· seat. $276 . Sofas end chaira Plastic cia1erna / appriced from 8286. to 1895. proved, plaotic aoptic tonka Teblea, 850 and up to $125 plaatic culvert. rMtal cui: Hide·a ·beds,8390. and up ~·~=:~~=R=~OiN EVANS ENTER· to 8560 .. aafa boda 8145, Jackoon, Oh 814· Recllnera, UB5 . to 1375 .. Lampo from 12B. to f125 . pc. dinettes from nos .. to ShllJbl pruned. 18wn re• 436. 7 pc . 1189 and up. seeded. retaining wells, Wood table with aiJt chairs aldewalka, patioa . bark & sawdust . Contact e285 to f745 . Desk 1110 mulch Bruce Davlaian. Call 614· up to 1226. Hutch••· tli50. Bunk bed complete with 2611· 1427. mettrea.... $276. and up to 83S6. Baby bod a, $1 10. For sole fill dirt, and top sail. Mettrasaeo or box springs. Call Call 814· 258· 142?. full or twin •. 868., firm, 16B. an~$78.Quaenaeta, l195. Cut up olabs, $16 PU 4 dr. cheats, •12. 5 dr. load.larger loads delivered. cheata, 154. Bod freme 1 , Coli for pricu. Call 61 4· 820.and 125 .. 10 gun. Gun 245· 5804. cabinets, 8350. Gao or 1-:--:---:-- - - -- elactric ranges 8375. Baby Ode11y bonjo, like new and mattresses. 826 & 13&, bed quitar with amp · 1226 for fromes 820, 125. & 830 both . 82 Dodge Colt king frame 1&0. Good aeloc: f3 .300. Electric child ron tion of bedroom auiteo. organ $25. Coil 614·388· rockers. metal ca~inats, 9087. haodboarda 83B & up to 1-:----- - - -- $66 . Ctose out at CQSt. White's ------···-- ~ ----latest model metal detecUood Furniture '' dryera, and tora. Call 446·0648. TV'o . 3 miles out Bulaville 1-:---::--:-----:___ Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Man. 4- 7 ft . hoavv · duty troler thru Fri .. Sam to 5pm, Bat. ••leo. Call 014:379· 2424. 61 4-446· 0322 Electric stove. chelt of GOOD USED APPLIANCES drawers, twin aizo 'bod, BR Washers. dryers. refrlgara- suite. lounge chair. metal tors, rongos. Skogga Ap· wardrobe. Call 446·3224. -:;=;::::=:::;:=====:. •t•- 1 pllenc,es, Upper River Ad. bealde Stone Croat Motel. 614· 446· 7398. Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartmenta . 304· 675· 221 8 before 6 p.m . 2 br apt unfurniahed, dawn· town 1175. month, plua -utHiti... 304·675· 4624 af· tar &p.m . 2 bedroom apt Meson , • adult a only, no pota. 304· 1175-14152 or 675· 2996 . 2 bedroom furnloh.od apt, utllltlea paid ,. 1325 .00 month, deposit required. Phone 304·1175· 1080. 45 FurnilhBd R·ooml log apllttor w.ll fit14 · 1B HP Intern. tracotr. CoH 1514· 245·9548 or 614·24&· 6084. Co~nty Appliance, Inc. Good used appliance• and TV aeta. Open BAM to &PM . Complete King aizo water Mon, thru Sat. 446·1899, bed. 13&0. Coli 814· 388~~7 3rd. Ave. Galllpolia. l-:-97_8-:-3_._ _ __ __ _ Call 61 4 ·9S2· 3874. APARTMENTS . mobile homea, houaes. Pt. Pleasant and Galnpolla. 614·446· 8221 . Woodburnar • 876.00. Coli 992·11249. ';naai' Foodland and Spring ·;Furniohod apt. 919 2nd ., , oGallipolio. n 76. Men only. ,;can 446·4416 after 9PM. Why poy more Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kahauga Ohio. Open 9·7 PM . ' Woohordryorset, Bwaohera to choose from. 3 dryers, 3 goo rongea, 1· 20 In goo range. aide by side rllfrlgora· tor, colored Tv. quHn olze& fullalze box sprlnga. &koggo Appllan~o. Upper River Rd .. Galllpoha, Call 4411· 73S8 . Six piece beige velour tee· tiona! couch 8250, droploof table 81 50, aound dolign otoroo 840 .. Call4411·4042 . 2 pc . couch & choir leta doaign. pillow cushion ~rms, atout frame. 6 lega, 1526, now $349.00 Call 4489414. Broyhill couch llko n-. Call 448· 3897. I::---:--:----- - Round aofa bod for racroation room 1100. Cell 4411· 4987 or 446·094111ftor 4. lluel- POWER D!XIBLE WEASEL Who! EVIIIIG Adonl llked -her oho IIIII loved him..:. WHO ELSE? ...... ... ..............................._.......... . - ,_. , ................. ··'.0.-At,,..,..,lllJ.-. -..................................... . wide Gellup Pol!. thia ope. Cill II in five drametlc aequencos that diocloll tlie question• moat Amari· cana would like to elk God. Norman Fell, Ruth !Iuzzi, Ben Vereen. (J) . . . the.,_ Ill~ !]) Clamor Pyle ~t I)J El!MrUin"**t c- . with $200 deposit located ·Valley Plaza. pool and TV .ant. Call 446· 2741; or leava , massage. Nightly (AniWIC'IIQI ... iOW) Y'-""dttJIIW''al ,..._, HUMAN ®l!!tci'IEIKtrlo 7:00 • (J) 'Dan't Me Clod' BIHd upon I n;tio,. "IJ6!1:'( IN4l! COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy . large Iota. Call 614· 992· 7479. 47 Wanted ~ ,..,~-....• ..:~ WII.L:.IIG ~NE vPolai FOR Mobile home· lo1 Addison Twp. Next to Addaville School . Water · sewage. garden space. furnished. Call614-367·7745 . Apanment for Rent (IJ !]) •t MI!At.loTIIe POOitAIAN- *'I 8Hb0K UP OVER THe Wlj()LI THIII8, HOW .q;)ULP I RI!FU5tf" • ......... _.OIIUD· glllldbwlto--. CD NIC Ntwt ' - -- IREGOUM! . [l] (] .......... _.._.....,..""" ·Mr. \"MEN[ I I I )'aJ( I I) n•llainbaw Trek " '30 ) RCA. VCR. fair cond. Call 446·2882 anvtime. · 1973Chryalor, 1S78Chevv C'hevette. Floor modal color TV. Cell614·266· 1726. Uaed cerpet, 1 piece 12x16, 1 121211 light graen llllag, 1 12x16 gold nylon plla. •so Call448· 4219. ' Complete atero 1y1t.n\. 40 wotto per channel with apeekara. Girla 10 apood bike. S11ra Baat hut .& aun lamp . Royel por1eble manueltypewrlter . 304876·1408. i ....,,.._,. . !IJ) ~ Nl:wlhour (JJ.... ' ~ing brend wood and co.l burning atova. 304·1178· 5456. 7:30 (J) !]) 1---------- ~:00 82 Wanted to Buy ' 3 -ned plgo. Dlllv'ered. Cell 882-15918. 83 Liveltock 24 ft . neck trtock trelllr,A·1-pe.--• new point, - floor. Cell 268·130S. Reg. 2 yr. old Guam-. Duo Oct. 11 to Reg. lire. Alto gilod quality hoy. Cal 814· S49· 22e7. 1'h yoer old white faced bull . II yew old quarter ho<w, gelding, good f., lnlll or pleeaure, good- cllll-n or edulll. Cel 1182· 7201 . ot...; Coachmen aolf conti· fifth wheel 111,000. 1811 Relllllt dieMI 13,1100. Cll 1514-317· 7101. 11112 Ford Eeoort t3.4S8. 1112 Ford EXP 13,41111, 11112 Foo'd Futuoe Fairmont 13,4111. John'a · Auto Sele, lulhllle Rd. Golllpolia, Oh. 448-4112. ' 11114 Monte Cerlo 88. blue. Fully equipped, n - condl· lion. Wll 18ko p-1 trade of Chevy 4a4 or Bluer. Call 1114-1411-2181 . 1983 Jeep Scrambler, 8 cyl. IUtom~tic. PI!. many extrilll 178110. 304·273· 8161. 74 ·• Motorcycl!t• 197S Honda 850 with holmeta & intercom. Beat 1 ---"------~ · offer. Cell 4411·86113. " &uzuld DS 1811, 12SO. Call 814-388-9777. 71 -. tQU .KQ?UI tAU 4A VIIIDeralile: Bolb of Arnet 1oe: Dealer: Sou11: . • ville. Boat• end . Motort tor Sale '•· Good-1 ,Eocallotlng. baaa· , menta, footers. driveways ... · aoptlc tanka, landacoplng. • , Coil onytlme 614·448-' . 4637, Jameal. Daviaon.lr- • owner. ·· Bi\RNEY INHO WANTS TO CU1' TH' CARDS? ful..-. l:ji~~~~~~~~ o. =·~..to":.:..·atiiio¥itlie.1'"'''"· .n.ooo.oo firm . lid. Cell 448·"712. l'hone 104-112·33111. CNIIIIeoloeded, oneoWr.er. needl driver. Pho111 304· 111·al21. . " . '· 1971 _Pinto 4 apeed otiCk, olr, IMe !lien ZI.QOO mllea, no ruot, Mlallltln nroa. 304·1171· 41U. Repaired room air CGnditionoro .. 11600 BTU. 11000 liTu: 8000 BTU . Cell 814·992· 21102. 72 Truou tor Sale 1tl1 Plvti*l1h Arrow, 11. ............. bed ........ t.IM·A·Ihd, UIICIO. Cell 118-1101. 1111 Plymw11! Arrow. ea. .............. bed • Nne-•· lled. u.1oo. call 114-111-1101. 1·.1 0 Cl&etrY "'oolup V·l, 4 lpll. Call 4-tl-4447. . ., IURQ ETTE CAMPER IALE8 & SERVICE, Open dally 9 to 6:10, let. II to 4 , Cloled Bundey. U.l. Rt. IO, Coolville. Oh 111 4·11117 · 1311. . 11114 8pori~n travel troller, 1111 oontolned, -nlng. Con be - n at GeHle Co . Folr· grounda Compgrounila. 1173 Dod.. Open Road mo1or home. 42.000 mllea, ....oo. 114·2611· 1132 or 114-2111· 1107. . c.,, 1172 lthwlieel treveltreUer 37 fl. long, lncludeo lth wheel reel lhorp t8,191. Clll 814-211·1173 0r 114· · ··Hill.• . SEWING Mochlno repeitl • • aorvlce. Authorized Singer Soloa & Service Sharpen Scl••on. Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. 114·992· 2284 . SNAKE!! I. .. B5 . Ge11eral Hauling AOII088 l'Y I i '•··· IJI'iiiil!b derics Jl Adared Clle II Trim ~ftlln 11 Of IIIII .nil 11 a v_.te 1 Aglldlng a n u.e 7 lAwyer 9' Pz D Hone !Z Dllfa:~ HI zt Dormant 21 He Sllld 4h1Wij ·. Jot.. Deln's book I Annci tbe- Sabe" Crawfocd Z'l Virile film 21 Of birth n Papa's 21 Old-time c1caet love !Z Sun t Doulmr rooms bum "K~ II Joan Z3 Murderous 3111gt. 35 JiiP'!'Pn .measure - 21Sb'*41 llllwwed IICIItofbeef II Aida's a Witbao ..... ._,.e (J) MOYIE: 'ErodMa love' (J) ArMI1her Llfe- 81111-" DOWN liMe Ol'lllment 2 I Owl r •m-·s (() • !IJ - . a ''My One HM 'apia wiDI u Air a 11 9malle 1 M•uln view ricl8e liC.We fl'litapcalh group (R) (10 mi11.) · (J) Af:.,.,.,..,.. .......... ..... "-Scene" -, In-+-+- Z'IM-'Ii bcl""'n ·. •an. andHeb. letter SlEddle Flsber's "-'Dgtt DGiuoe lll8ltR II Waaderiag .Lqtlon DAILY CRYPI'OQUOI1!:8- Bere;s llniOwork II: AXYDLBAAXR • ltLONGFELLOW One letter &Iandi for another. In Ibis sample A is used for tbe tine L'a, X for tbe two O's. etc. Single letters, ltjiGib apbei. tbe .._81111 fonnat1111 ci the words are all 1in1a. Eldl day tbe Mit leiters are different. . (!)~uther Kan'e Wetlr Service, Wollo: ,· cisterna, poalo filled . Phone · 387· 0123 or 317·7741 night or day. 11:30 I =~~ (J) CD Tciralaht . , _ llaat .r Gnual&o ire~~ JIM8 WATER SEIIVICE ' Cell Jim lanior, 304·171! 73117 . 1114 deiUIII ..... , 21 ft . .......... bed • ball!, oelf GOtltolned . Teka ameller ~Her for' IYI4e. muet 61111 11110 -"1 Alllton 111verv1ew B7 Upholetery Ce'l'pgt'OIInd. lit. z. WVe. , _ _ __ ..:__ __:_.;,... iletWIOit f't, Plauent & I Howtlfl&gtoll. Lot 47. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY IHDP 1871 . Wldl tIll Oln&plr 1113 lee. Ave., o 1 n 1 po~~~ D ft. ....... alglrt . Cali m - r l· 7133or114·441: 448· 11111. •. plw ae u Hood IIl IJI Christine folia for 1 guat who Ia aufleritlll from en:nesil, two naarrlecl _,.. pieS ottompt to c o - 1 blby lor. child- couple ond D- end Mogan get i~volvld in o fight en upco111i1111 v . . -. IR) (ISO min.) (I) 0... Third of e NetiQn · (f)) NssuuwaiDh • ktd1; :dint News · 1G-.30 (J) • 'u ltW Nuta CIJ Chrletlen ChlldNn'e Fund · · !]) Major League 1111 ...1: AIIMW et ~ AngeiM · (f)) Mnncmlltl Chris Carlaon, on ••· Moon~. por1riYI hiMNif in !he dremo ebout lhe .e-rionce of former memllets of Roverend Sung Yung Moon·a Unificetion Clturch . (10 min.) Lowe American ltvle 1·1:00 (J) Ill. <ll9. (I) ••.., S1 Gray w111:qe u •••ting Cil••••• ... !1J O,t IIIV I Jomea Boyo Water Service. Alao poola jilled. Cell 614 · 2118 · 1141 or 614 · 441 · 11711 or 814·446· 7911 . u.a. o.- Hllll.."• Toni&h1'• progro011ooko et d.,-·. 1ho pl.,- at 1hl U.S Open Tennil Chempion· ohlpa from 1he USTA NeTennll Center. tionel Flllllling MeedOAI, NY. (I) La1alillht AIMIIea (ft . . . ., . . . . QV XYIP , KP LBAQ YMDPAAGMQXU, KP ' QOP DVDHGWP QV DVMJBPH LB A Q OG l-P NP 0 GT TU:/ - EHPSPHYD GLYPX Yal 6ijt'1 ~JpCaqlllle: WHAT IS BECOMING IS RlNORABIE AND WHAT IS HONORABlE IS BEOOM· JIIIG. - CICERO t ~. ' Ia, 1110MAS .IOIIPII Armotron& ....... elennitlll personal hebits. Auto Par11 11177 Cutl- lelon, 350· 8o Acca110riea VI. Pl. 11e1 PI, t2,000 :00, 1I -~ - - - - - , -...,...-- - J .A •~ 178 · · R •Cono•· uUctlo n CQ . RU.,' ; Plano 6'/J montha old, Conn ~· ' • · ' tland, Oh,I14·742-2SQI < conoale otyle. 11,200. Cell 11188 Comoro left front Baoemonta, ·footers. Con:' . 448·4713 efttr &PM . 11111 Cou.., XII 7 T-top, 11171 Coo'>Wtllt lllver Annl· t.nder 1311.00 and atock crete work, lhckhoo<a. • 302~1110. C.a ..raery Edition, 24.000 hood tU . OO no ruat . Dozer & Oitchet, Dump Grend plono. Cabinet In "afteriii'M, 441-1.37. ·. . =~~~r.:4r'!r ~r.: CoH448-4218. trucka. & wotor-goa·sower· ooctlltnt condition, J<ty. 1116. t-:;;~~~=::;;===::. aloctricalllnoo. boord end atrlnga -work 1810 1400. Call 4411·3318. N11oft, - ·Iuick no ruot;Fla. lolded. new 11177 Monte Carlo, po, pb, I 79 Motora Homaa 8t Camper• 84 .. MuNtto plano good cond., tlrea. low milage. 11.100. 1•0 , ••tre oiMn u.tiOo. 304-117&·421 & 1400. Callll14·3117·0108. c.~ 441· 701 • · '78 l'tmo ~ oond. ntw ~ • """'' _ts_ by Dozer Work Ted Hanni. Ditchea, pondo, roedo, lend cle•ring. etc. Call Motor Cer Brokors, 4411·6592. Dozer work. ground clearing, eacovatlng , U5 ~; • hour. Call 446·8638. ' 71 11179 Corvette,-. good condition, t10,0C)O. loti, 1• - . choir, tHO. Cell 11 ~2411·112111. ' For rant Slaeplng Roomo and light houao kaoplng a.. ra Air Conditioner rooma. Perk Centre! Hotel . 14,000 BTU . UOO.oo: Cell 111'4·4411·07811. Seora Coldapot froatfree r•· 11173 Yemahl 360 Roed .. frlgeretor like 11711. UI50.00. CaU 986-3587. Sleeping room t125, utili· CIU 446· 72118. tin paid . Shore beth, rMII F i - d , 120.00 pickup only. Renge & refrlg. 91S Mavtog wringer Wllher in loid. 130.00 delivered .Znd. Ave .. Gelllpolla. Call good condition. Cell 892- 304·876· 28S1 ·or 1111: 448-441t efter S PM . , 11762. 3401 . . w- MOVIE: The OtlllrWaun" (I) 11) W-"t T1wouatt 1lae 201It Cat llllrY wl1l& • Moy~a ·owt Of the O.plhsThe Miners' Story: B~l Moyeralllka with of the w-·s eerlieat minera about Working conditiOna in the 191D'a a n d - fa. (10 min.) [ C - Captiooted) 10:00 • Ill rn 11. n al•• The .......,. - e t out !heir uem raauha and " ,. 83 and 11171 17 ft . Moiqull boat. with 1110 HP 1\tlarcury mo· tor, ••tre •3.800. con 1142411-112157' 1S71 VW Baetlo, good oondltion. 1350.00. 17 ft. SNckcraft 10 120 HP flblrglen. ell equipment 12500.00. Excellant condl: ~n . Call 304·182-23211. PUI MOVIE: 'A TI&Ntund (I) (J) • c - a: Reglottred 3 monthl old Pit Bull pupa. 304·1711·113117. 1-:-:=:--- - - -_:... Pill .... .I. OpeniDa lead: tit 1 12Boxing round bout futuring Torr-• ence Alii vs. Frink Ntwt1011 for the ESPN Lig~ht Chempionll&ip. WINNIE 75 r---------.J=========J It -ts Autoa tor Sale 11178 2 dr. D~ .... tt.nk._,.,_ A - City, NJ Top llank 1177 N- tlrea. 11150.0 . Cell · 114- 8S2· 2112. AKC regiltCocker pupplto, colora BuN ond Block, •1110.00, Phone 304·1175· 2044; . Bundy tru{llpet, good cond .• 11110. Cali 614-3.1 1-llli7 lifter IIPM. tiJII liOVTII I])T. . 187.7 CodHioc Eldoreda. 11,000 ""'"- t1811. Cell II 14-192-74112. Beo~l ' t1074 " - Joey Ilks lor Jenn~ fa( I help- ha allows e .friend to tum their home into I ll!mbiitlll den. (R) 9:00 • (J) Cil , _ of LJfe Tonight'a program looldl et 1he highli&ltts of the - ahow'o first five llasono. (R) (10 min.) . (I) MOYIE: 'Gandhi' CIJ 700 Cltlll Cal A.Kc German Shepherd puppoeo. ahota ond wormed 1100.00. 304·876· 4863. ' •• Clauu• ' 11:30 • Cil CD .lll&otl,.. 11ep1: 1879 : r 11''11111 11111'1 tau .Ji.. ·. tiQI07U tJI ~ ~ 1174 Mete Siem- Kitten. 11 - k • old. 825.00. Coli 892·7201 . ' war +QUU BAIT tAIU -eight miHion dcitlara. IR) (10 min.) Afrlao& . !Il!IJl lrlil1l.-:ien ·oeo;gn_a for Living.' "ronigh1'a program looks 11 the dni9n of the lkylcreper end men'a ntmertteble eccornmod.-o to lila on urth. (fll ceo·min.) [ C Captioned] IJI • I)J lilr- Ot-m Country Crofta Ook producto, daoltr of eolld ook reproduction furniture . Conklt'a, Tuppon Plalna Ohio Aloo open Sundays. ' ' ..f tu .. (J) Kete end try t10 up lheir lalher"""' 1 blau1ifu! blonde dancer. IRI (J) e-ly nlon Cot II t Thia apeclel WH. U - at Lonclon'l Royal Alben Hell. (J) MOYIE: 'Mou ,...., Men' .(I) FOR SALE: Two grade Holeteln bulls. One bom 6-13 · lired by Perfector: the born 8·83; aired by· Ewolu· tlolt . Cell Hamill v~ Fermo It S48·21174. · Mu1lcal lnltrum•nta ., ,. ... tX71 •.ut !]) Fall Guy Colt and Roy Roger~ try t10 cepture SOM8' ruotlars who -.re involved wid& !he 1heft of diemoncll Cute golden Retriever• AKc, 7 wka. CeH 614·&93: 524a. ....:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Nice big new ra~bit 1 pen for ule. Cell 4411· 78111. AKC Regl....,d Miniature Schneuzer pupPi11, melos end femelos. Heve hed ahota and been wormed. 304· B911· 3961' . NOBTB !)ey • • Loulllent HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding oil broode. Heated Indoor-outdoor facilities. AKC Doberman puppieo: Stud Service. Call814·446· 7795. Dragonwynd Cottery Kannela. AKC Chow puppieo, Siemeao kittono, new littera ·CFA Hlmaleyon ond Perolen kittono . Cell 814·448-3844 after 8 . Grtfftlta" al e.:...·::u~ Wllaal illt ,.,_ . • on. t1tt&e I CDAIIIIOn .Dod I .Tnltlllle fix CIJ 1'11.(J) Ptw a 1111: Pets for Sale Briarpatch Kennele Profeta aianill All· brood grooming. lndoor·outdoor -rdlng fo· cilititfa. Englllh Cocker Spenlel pupplea. CaN 814·388· 97110. ' No overruff If you sluff ,_ ,..., .ad .,. ..... ·, Now open for bu•lnen, Mountoln Stilt• Block, Rt. 33, New H1ven. Complete maoonry auppliea. 4 " , B'.', 12" block. Delivery aorvice . Phone dey 304·882: 2222 ovoning 882·3239 . ' Judy taylor Grooming. Coli 1514·317· 7220. Contaot .Full (JJ Building Metorial& Block. brick. so-r pipoa, wlndowa, Untol•. etc . Claude Wlntara, Rio Grenda, 0. Con 1514·241·15121. 58 = PKA Kame li&iiUlidi;;i;-i;uj;pjjje;l I' Supplies Jacoby and J"'* Jacoby w....,,_,. (() WMel of .,_,. I ' ., ' �14-The Daily sentinel Ohio RC&D ·awards banquet announced We Reserve The Riehl To Limit Quantiti~s STORE HOURS Mon.-.Sat. 8 AM·lO PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM • The third annual RC&O dinner and awards banquet will be held Thursday, Sept. 20, at the Noble County Fairgrounds according to Wayne Schafer, chairman of the Buckeye Hills Resource Conservation and Development Executive CouncU. · The evening's activities . will begin promptly at 6 p.m. with a potluck style dinner, followed by a brief slide show update of current progress on the construction of campground facUlties at Seneca Lake Park, plus recognition of one person from each of the nine RC&D · counties. These Individuals are being recognized for their contrlbu· lion to resource conservation and development In their respective counties. The featured speaker will be a representative of the Musklngwn Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) who will discuss the conservancy district's program, plus .show a fUm of the district's beautiful parks and lake recreational facUlties. The Buckeye Hills RC&D Project Area was expanded from a five county to a nine county area In late 1983. "This will be the first time thai all nine counties have had' the opportunitY to get together to recognize the leaders In their counties," states .Scl!afer. The Buckeye Hllls RC&D Project Area now Includes Athens, Belmont, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe,. Morgan, Noble, Perry and Washington Counties. Reservations will not be required since the meal Is potluck style. Those Interested In attending may contact the SoU and Water Conservation District In their county for further detalls on the meal and the meeting. Deer causes accident A 19-year-old Racine man escaped Injury when his car went off the right side of Lebanon Township 139 Sunday and struck an embankment. . TheGallla-Melgs postofthestate highway patrol said Richard T. Dugan was soothbound when he said a deer Into hi$ path and he · swerved to avoid lt. The patrol said the accident caused light damage to Dugan's car. ran Winning lottery nwtnbers; CLEVELAND (AP) - The 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES I.N EFFECT THRU SAl, SEPT. 8, 1984 · Egg profits down _ p11oto oaPltp 5 eoer•ltlld , .... . - '· ' ...... • 9 See fann ..... 011 pa&e 10 ~ • • e VoU4. No.102 - • .e nttne aty Pomeroy-Middl•port, Ohio, Thursday, September ' 6, 1984 . 2 S.Ciiono, 14 PogH 25 Cen11 A Multimedlo Inc. New1p11per . • I 0 . It's,official : · no ·.rehabilitation funds :·; ' USDA CHOI'CE BONELESS . . ByNANCYYO.\CHAM . S ldtneUlblf Waiter · )\felgs Olwtty Commlsaloilers received olldal ~tlon this weEk Illata CommWIItyDeYelupnent I $}8.9 RUMP ;ROAST ••• LB. blodc llf8{lt for ' bousin& rehabWtatlon and neighbor- ' hood~t has been rejected. ·' The letter of rejection, which was read at yesterday's weelcly meeUng, came as no !llll"jli'lle to USDA CHOICE ROUND possible with CDBG otrlctals In Q>lumbus to dllcuss the block grant reviewing p!'OCe$5 as it pertains to ' STE.AK·.•.........L~ Meigs ~ty's status. ' ' · Commissioners 'are seeking an explanation as to , Why Meigs County's .xi,OOl·grant Wl!5 denied.whUe ~ . County's was ~- Both aranta, were · .• JoeephA. Martnucct, manageroftlteOfficeofl.oclll help ibe two otrlces enforce chlld support pa:YJTIEIIts. GoVernmellt Selvlces, stated In ibe rejection letter An acceptable fonnat of the contract should be i'elldY that this year's ll91irant reql!tl'Jt.l totaled more than for presentation and review at next weEk's $76m111lon.Of the ll9l't!!IJIISII, only31cwldbetunded. mnmlslloners meeting. ' lleMAIW ._.. CouDty Eni!DeeJ' PhD Roberts has l'l'QIIested an Durtng'Wednelday'l rrM'Inglt was alao repocted addltloaal $00,101 app'Jlpiiatlon. As of this month, that Buckeye Hilla hill applied to ibe Appalll('l!lan · HJ.OOO. whlcb was certUied earlier this year by ibe . budget cmunlsslon, will 1111\Y go Into the blturnlmus Reglooal O;mmlssloJI for fiiDdln& to COIIIII!ct a. townsldp road thrwgb Carper's Nlll"'I!!Y to the Route account and $10,101 goeS Into the aggregate 331our-lalle. TcUI.cost of this project wiD be $'1U,<Dl matlerlals account. . llllcl.- ...... jiiubleml wlthl!l&.IOitooometrcmA.R.C. 'lberestotthemoney wlllllave to come through private parties. 1be state · , . Problems that exist 011 three specific oounty roads were also discussed. ·Cornmlsslooel' David Koblentz wtil be 1esp ..stble for lettiJ:Ig bids and supervising ~ · .. related several c:omplalitts be had heard concerniDg ~ agreement has been reached beWee!l Wel,fare CR ~or old Route 33. Canmlsslonel' Rlcll Jones said Depu'tinellt Director Mike Swtsller and Proaecutlng he liad driven the road recelltly and that lmmedl8te AttllrlleY Rick CroW reptdlag a cootract which will attention sOOUid be atven the road before winter. materials theCOil1lllluloilewlloarep~gtomeetasaoonas ldentlCatexceptforcounty.atallstlcs. Inaeveralareaa, Mel&S siatlstlcs WIWelihed thole (If GaDJa, . Child-Care Center . under investigatio~ .for sexual ·a buse GRADE A WHOLE . FRYERS .. ~ ......~ .. 49 ¢ · LoNDON, Ohio (AP) -l\1adlSOII COuntyPrOsecut6rR.Da'(ldPicken has . conflnned ~ that a chlllkare center In the eastern half of the COUnty Is being Investigated for possible Sell\lal a'IUSe of children. ·. SUPERIOR FRANKIE l 2 , o z.99¢ WIENERS • • • • • • • • • • . "A~~=~~!~saty-~t we are u•v· _ cliiMrorcbllthn,"R.DavldPk;l!en COLUMBIA BACO-N •••••••••••• 2 LB. PKG. saldWedl'ell'ay nlihl . ·Pil'llen WllUid neither OOII1Inn oor. ~ a report on WBNS-1V Ill Columbus 1hat the ~ter under lnVestlgatloll Is Uttle N~9BY care, sponsored by the west Jeffersoo ChW'Ch d the Namrene: $}49 after a parent called to n!pOI't sua . he added. . . - ' , •. Even thrugh JJ1811Y churches help the needy, Edwards said there Is oo food pantry Ill.~ ~M~ area. He-sald ,the ak!, wookl ,he "dlstribut!d ttJrouatt ibe welfare ~t. withtthe CM. as the focal w.e woold be ~ 111 .... ,.... weEk. At that time, Pldlen lld!l.be will decide \metl.Jer to Pi H ••. lilY dlslrlbutiDn point." The CAA receM!s many requests for help Edwards said, especlally at ibe end of ibe nmth, "when Jllllm' families food stamps and casb .evldenoetoagrandJwytorpwlble biillctment. assistanCe ~venmout. Due to die vast numbers we have not beeu able to WBNs rtpOrted . reluo;l; - th--.. " crossmg stiOII that will belleftt the needy. ''We are llllklng people to donate their tax refuild to the CAA," Edwards said, "110 !hat we can pw·chase.food In bulk to help alleviate the problems' Jllllm' will face this wmter." · · The dollatlol)s wt11 be l1led to purchase staple commodities tram the Nel8onviDe Food Band for 5-JO cents pl!l' poond Edwards aald. ''Those· staples wiD IDclude Dour, dried beanS, tmey, rice 8nd sune canned foods;: 'has a conoern about what a chlld. was · say1na about wbat a a 11y was ·' However, the ~tation reported · may have been eapeeil. to ibe . . that 11;1e· Rev. Rmald Canfort aDegedabu8e.Hesaldanell1PioYee · conftrmed the center Is being dthecblldcareoenterlsthesubject IJWestlpted by Mad! SOil · ~ty d the Investliatlon. Chlldrm's Services. Comfort could .. Engineer Roberts explained that the hlghW11¥ · department was awan! of the matter and would he prepa!'mg atlneriiJixtoW!eln repalrlngthei"Ojldwhlc!J has m.unerous rough spots. Work Is expeCted to begin by the first of next mdnth. : ' . A dralna(ll! problem on prlvate pJ;Opt!I ty between . CR 20 and Township Road 84 will also be Investigated . by Roberts and Ted Warner, highway departmeat crew supeJV!soc. . 'lbeplacementotadvlsolyslgnSonCoontyRoads45, 22 and 36 was also disCussed PedeStrtaD or caution slgn!l wtJJ probably be plac¢ In eertaln popltated areal! adjacent to~ . roadways. The COUDty has ooauthorlty to put a speed llmlt on COUDty roads. According to state regulaUpas,, · the speed llmlt on cwnty roads Is 55 miles per blur. . (6on.tlnued on page 14) · If you ~·t quite figure oot IKM' to spend your state tax not be~ for furthefoo1~nent this JnOl'!llilg.· ncr cooJd Cblldn!n'• . services ofllclals. Picken said his oiDce began the lnvestlgatloit ablalt two weeks ago, foor ..ctdidren were Involved, but Picken Said be 1s not sure of Jlllt hoW lllllm' Children . GaWa·lwlelp Cmumudty Action ~Executive Director Sid Edwards -...-recen ......,.... h~i!:attbeCll!llter. ~---- .. fkilli . dt"sexual abuse:O Iii"""""-" ' ·~·P'6 il - -~• ~ la•eattaalloa' lllrely • ' . Donations sought for food pantry . ' SOLUrs DONA'l10NS- Don..ttnr 1JtUe tax retu..l dlecb lo lhe a.. M 'I ·C awidb Adllla A&mcJ • 11e1p Mart .a . . food.,.. II a W1Q' to help the DMiy ........... lo CAA ~e Dlnduc Sid EdwM'!k ....... llllove. Ednrdlllllld m.y Galla aad Map Counl.y t '&••• d be faoecl will a '11eat ora¥' ••,..,_ tiD wlnltft-. accomodate .JJ1811)' qf them." And, Edwards said. the oosetofwinter: creates a grealer demand. ''The assistance received by JJ1811Y," he ·said, "will have to be stretched even more to ct:ilipt!l58te for the winter's heating bill, thus forcing many IIi choo!le between eating and 'staying warm. Any COI,Itrll:Aitloll can be sent ,to the GaJlla-Melgs C(lmmunity Action Agency, P.O. Box :m, Cheshlre1 OH, 451W. Edwards said many contrtmUons are tax deductible. ]}eagan's nuclear weapons pOlicy ~ttacked by Mondale • U. S. NO. 1 WHITE • · $} 3g POTATOES ....~~:!· . . BROUGHTON ' • $}59 . 2·o/o MILK•••••••••• PLASTIC GALLON TALKING ABOVT ' fulln, IPUIIred b)' &he £oo. namlc Club of Clllcap, '011 WeltcJ!Idllf. Resp-/IIIObofa ''bouliJIJ of_., opportm'tleo"tn ljlillle ..... . . . lUI)' aad oded far ................ lr1lllr jo 011erceme ndlm ud IJiplry. SANDWICH MATE IND.·SLICES CAMPBELL'S VEG. soup . ! 0• 5.~Z. 1 4/$1 ·THANK YOU CHERRY . CHEESE ... .-...t~~~.~ 99¢ •' ., \ . DINNER TREAT (AP h .' 11 phato), 'I 18.5 3f$ 2 oz. Limit Three Per COUpon Geod Only At .P..ell's Offer bplm s..t~ Sept. I, 1914 TC)ILET.TISSUE COFFEE, 67 9 3 LB.,.,$ CAN · · c....,. ' Umlt 0111 .... Geod Only At hwell's Offer bflm Sat. Sept. I, 1914 . ~~~ ·gge· Limit OM Ptr c..,... Geod Only At .Piwlll's Offer bjlim Sot. 'II,!. I, 1914 { .' { 'I ' '' COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Gov. Richard Celeste uya he'wUiet.- G~ ·79e .. aovemment U.itOMPtrCIIpOft hill Only At hwll'• Off• .... s.t. Sept••• 1914 '· try wllowas even then campaJgning for eUmlnatlon or the rules that had kept minorities out of organized Mondale's running mate, Geral- dine Ferraro; Joined tn accusing Reag~~D d failing to reduce the risk ofwar. baseball." ' AAJe8I'Ing ln Portland, Ore., with · Mondale's appearance before the Amerlcan Legion In Salt Lake City Mondale, s1ie said, "This president never saw a weapon hedidn'tHke." followed Reagan's appearance by a day, and it came with recognition She added: "He's not had a slnlle !hat the group's members would be dipkmatlc success In 312 years." VIce P1 eskbit George Bush more receptive to the Republican's woond up a three-day campaign defense program than h1s own. But his visit was another attempt to swing, JnslsUng the world Is further underscore his differences with fnm war naw than when Reagan took omce and accusing MO!IdaJeor Reagan for a national audience. "Yesterday, Mr. Reagan ap- using scare tactics. "I know people are concerned • peared before you and spoke of his about thla," Bush said In I..exlngton, desire for a world without war," Ky. ''They've beeiJ scared by a • . Mondale said. "I do oot challenge· THE CONVEN'DON -IJe.. year's wortll of rhetoric out of our theslncedtyof~tdeslre. mocrallc PI 1ldentlal candldlde opponents talking abrut we're "That is not the ~-The Issue Is Walter Mcndale p-e«a ~ii­ whether he has set us on a course closer to war." caa LePoa memben Wednee"I don't beUeve It," Bush added toward peace and a safer world. In day momlnl after . . .ld., to ''When you have . this kind of my judgment, he has not... Che group' a 18th uliRial nalloul propaganda being dished out, It's Moodak: pledged to seek a · ~ventloa held this year In lhe summit meeting on nuclear wea- · verylmportanttogtve~klndof Salt Palac:e In Salt l.Me ~. - say nothing of emotional ponswlththeSovletUnlonwlihlnstx -factual response.,, (AP l-.diOIO). months of his Inauguration. ... ,Dollar's strength continues to grow~: '. cles,alsosetanewrecord. dollar a more attractive U.S. monetary policY, bUdget ''It's beeJi the Fed's ability to Investment. deficits and changes In !hj! tax generate credibility for a continued '· · Feldstein made h1s conunertts environment all have contrtmted to anti-Jnflatlon policy !hat reduces a Wednesday at a public speaking the dollar's continued slrength, risk of fUture Inflation and tllat engagement In New York. President Reagan's former chief makes the dollar part~ atIn other economic developments economic adviser says. tractive,'' said tonner presidential Wednesday: 'lbedollarreachednewhelghtson adviser Martin Feldstein. who Is , -Omsumersremalnedconti<,Jerit . Wednesday against lhil CWTi!llcles now a professor at Harvard oftheeconomy'sstrengthlnAugust, ol Britain, France, Italy, Spain, University and a senior adviser at according to a monthly survey by Denmark and NoJWay. II Is 25,6 Data Resources Inc., an eco1~ the Conference Boon!, a private lletca•t above Its average market forecasting firm In Lexington, business research organization. The rille between 1911) and 1982. accord· Mass. boardsaidltsConsurnerConndence 1ng to Morgan Guaranty Trust, a ClUng "the large structured Index, based on a swvey of 5,001 New York bank. · · projected budget deficits,'' Feldhouseholds natloriwide, "remained 'lbat Is. the blghi!s~ level stein said, "I do belleve !lee virtually unchanged" In August. 1eco1dfd In the bank's Index of the · deflctts raise Iong·tenn Interest dipping to90.8from July's reading of dollar'svalue,welghtedonthebasls rates." 91. A 100 reading would mean that of International trade against the Andlowereltective!aXrateshave oonsumersrespondedtothesurvey currencies of l5 other countries. led to higher atter-tax'pmflt, which as optimistically as they did In 1969. The Federal Reserve ln Washing- spurs capital spending, applying -Despite a decline In total ton, meanwhUe, said that Its upward pressure to Interest rates, business, profits of fanner·owned trade-wefehted Index of ibe OOIIar's he said. coooerailves rebounded $harply 1n value, measured against lOCWTi!ll· Higher Interest rates make the . (Continued on pa~ 10) . By'lbeAwvie~Press .no , 1 lmportince ol prevention," the pemor told about · SXl pt'OJlle . poblem IJI'I!Yeii!IDD u l.'t IIYI to alleadlna the walieiau on "Ohio coordlnltellftd sn.mlblll!alllabd ' M: Actlcll fol' Children aJid 1oca1 pKCIIWIII which Famlllel." ii!Mchlldrell. , Aa one ~. 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Ronald Reagan m the Issue of · Reagan's last stop on h1s political nuclear ~. saying the pres!- trip was Chicago, where he offered dent "has •wc-1 evecy anns the """"''"' of his ctv!l rights oontroleft'ortiM!I'ibelast2Alyears," ccrnrnltment before.a mostJ;y white while Reagan dm!llls his nwnfas · audience of the Ecooomic Club of a friend of civil rlgllts slnoe "before ChicagO. · they caDed it civil rlflbts." "I was fighting for clvU rights 1be two cancstdetes oo Wednes- beforetlleycalleditctv!lrlghts,''he I day ended their coasl-to-coast fall said. campalin lllt:laAf trips In which "I knQw that !here's been a lot of MmdaJeleellllqlyblukloaedthe cr1t1c1sm that scme1tow 1 am jX't!81dent, foUoWtng b1m In appeat. oppOeecl to' clvU rlabis," Reagan · anoes Ill CallforDia and before the i'eplled when aslred In a WJ1tten ~ Legion convention In question about h1s ccrnrnltment to Utah. ' · a,fftnnative action. " .. .I was raised . . 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