https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/76fb9b71baab53ed5312d8c5af069d9c.pdf 79c019f6ec2f60a33ab85f712c9da068 PDF Text Text 1.6-The Sentinel Ohio ---Local Briefs:--- Budget law authors Middleport firemen amwer calls . The Middleport Fire Department answered ~ calls dlirtng July tnclud!Dg 10 fire and 49 emergency calls, Fire Chief Jeff Darst reports. AU vehicles ol the department were driven 1, 'Tl;.7 miles for till! month. Villoge police action detailed Middleport's PoUce Department made 89 arrests during July, Pollee Chief Sidney Little reports. 'lbe department Investigated six accidents and aU vehicles were driven 5,562 miles during the month. Merchant police collections amounted to $48 and parking meter collectk>ns 1Dtaled $981.69. There were 531 parking tickets written. Pool to close Thursday London Pool, Syracuse, will be closed 'lbumlay lor the Meigs Coonty Fair. The pool wDI also be closed Aug. 26-29 and then reopen Aug. :IJ.Jl. The pool wDI be open for the last time on SEpt. 1 with free swtmmlng. Kiddie tractor pull results Fifty three youngsters competed In first day kiddie tractor pull events at the Meigs County Fair Tuesday evening. There were 281n 1he 35 to 56 pound division with B.J. Erwin first place winner of the day and Robbie Murphy, second . Fifteen took part In the 56to75pound weightclasswtthllrstplace going to Bobby Roush and second to Aaron Brown. Dally first place winners will return to the fatr Saturday to compete for the grand championships In the two weight classes. Middleport mayor's court One defendant forfeited a bond and seven tthers were fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting a $450 bond posted on a charge of drMng while lnloxicated was David L. Rose, Little Hocking. Fined were Anna J. Wllllamson, Rutland, $425 and costs and three days in jail, drMng while Intoxicated; Tony Hutton, Rutland, $25 and costs, disorderly manner, and $100 and costs plus restitution, destruction of property; Gregory A. Taylor, Pomeroy,. $19, speeding; Jerry Moore, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Rick McClellan, Middleport, $100 and costs, possession of marijuana; Richard L. Stewart, Vintori, $25 and costs, open container, and Sam McCloud, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly WASHINGTON (UP!) - Au· thors of the Gramm-Rudman bal· anced bodget law want to attach a proposed repair of the act to a bill that would lift the federal debt ceiling, so Congress can leave for vacation knowing the government will not go broke. Hoose Speaker Thomas O'Neill said Tuesday he would llketopassa "clean bill" to ll!t the federal debt ceiling untll mid-September, when Congress gets back from Its scheduled break and deal with the Gramm·Rudman problem later. But there was a move in the Senate to ltnk the Gramm- Rudman repair to the debt bUl, and O'Neill acknowledged that situation also could confront the House. Authors of the balanced budget law, Sens. Phll Gramm, R-Texas, Warren Rudman, R-N.H., and Ernest HollingS, D·S.C., planned a news conference later today 1o announce they would try to IJ.llthelr repair - an attempt to address problems in the law found unconstl· tutlonal by the Supreme Court onto the short-term debt bill. Witlxlut the hike In the debt limit, now at a record $2 trtlllon, · the goverrunent will run out of borrowIng authority Sept. 1 - right In the middle of Congress's summer break. The House Ways and Means Committee scheduled a meetln,g later today to consider a blll 10 Hit the current debt Umit by about $ffi blliton-enough to last untllSept.l6 - about a week after Congress Meigs Coonty Emergency Medical Services reports 11 calls Tuesday. Rutland at 3: 16 a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 2 lor David Jones to O'Bleness Memorial. Hospital; Racine at 5: 48 a.m. to Riverfront Road for Shirley Abies to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Rutland at 11: XI a.m. transported Uoyd Martin to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 1:41 p.m. transported David Mitchell !rom the fairgrounds to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 2:09 p.m. to Peach Fork Road for Kathryn Hess to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 3:17p.m. to East Main for Edna Smith who refused treatment; Middleport at 4:06 p.m .1D Riverside Apartments for Jason Phalin to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 4:42p.m. to Southern High for Mike Sharp who was treated but not transported; Pomeroy at 4:54 p.m. to Pomeroy Pike for Rev a Slmms who was treated but not transported; Racine at 5:07p.m. to Southern High for Jeff Sharp to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuwers Plains at 11:54 p.m. transported Terry Newsome from an auto accident on Ohio 248 to Veterans Memortal Hospital. New surgeon joins clinic staff Dr. Allee Grlcoskl, who once served a portion of her residency at Holzer Clinic Ltd., has joined the cllnlc staff fulltlme as anaddllion to the department of surgery. . A Pottsville, Pa., native she received her bachelor's degree in !Xology from Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia, where she graduated magna cum laude and received tnterdeparmental honors. Grlcoskl earned her M.D. degree trom the Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. , in 198l She then completed her post-graduate work, doing an In· temShlp and se!'Vlng a residency in sureery at the University of Clnclnhatl Medical Center. She completed the residency this year. For the past year, Grlcoskl was chief resident and clinical instruc· 10r In the department of sur&f'ry. She Is certified In Advanced Trauma Ule Support by the American College of Surgeons. 1n June d. this year she was awarded a S!!nate Budget Committee Chair· man Pete Domenicl, R·N.M., said he supports attachment of the Gramm-Rudman repatr to the debt blll as a way to "send a strong message to the people out there that we Intend to comply" with Gramm"I think this Is for real," Domenlci said. The repair process Is also Included In the Senate's version of a · yearlong extension of the debt limit: · but that blll Is also tied up in numerous other amendments In dispute with the House. The law needs fixing because the Supreme Coort declared its key automatic budget cutting procedure unconstitutional since it called for the comptroller &f'neriil - a legislative, not executive, officerto make the reductions. The Senate would !Ike to remedy the Gramm-Rudman problem by transferrtng some budget-cutting power to the president's OH!ce of Management and Budget, but House leaders are opposed, saying that gives too much power to the executive branch. ln an attempt Io delay the Issue, O'Neill said the House will pass and send to the Senate this week a simple Increase In the debt limit, putting off the divisive Issue until after the summer break. O'Neill said he had an agreement with Senate GOP leaader Robert Dole d. Kansas to go along with the simple Increase tn the debt limit, but Dole's position was unclear. . Prtdq ...... Su.lldaJ OJanoe d. &bowen and thunder· ltAXins Friday through SUnday. Ohio Lottery Fox ................. 8 p.m. Shady River Shufflers .•. 8: 30 p.m. Friday a.m. ShoWIIHlll of ShoWIIIftl .. ... 10 a.m., show ring Jr. fair food a. nutrition 10:30 a.m., hW stage Pet show .. 1 p.m., show ring Horse harness racing. 2 p.m. Daily Number: 650 Super l..ouo: 19-20-7-13-42-9 • Rudman. at y M...aly c~ tonight, wl&h a low In the upper 645. Maatly cloudy Friday, wl&h highs In the upper 808. The probability ~ preclpllatlon Ill near 111!1'0 lonlflhl and 30 percent Friday. • enttne 25 Cento Vol.36. No.71 1986 STYLE - Kassle Lodwick, nlne'DIISlHlid cJaultlter of ~ aad Jbn Lodwick. was lravellnlin lltyle aUite Melp County Fair TUesday. Biding In this repBca of a covered wagon, Karen, accompanied by her mother, a brother, Travis, and a cousin, Sarah Lodwick. Repeal backers request time COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Frankfln County Common Pleas Court officials have been asked to grant petitioners opposing Ohio's mandatory auto seatbelt law additional time to place a repeal referendum on the November ballot. 'lbe lawsuit asking for 29 additional <lays to collect signatures was filed Tuesday by Phillip M. Ma· nogg, a Newark attorney, In he half of 2.145 plaintiffs, mainly !rom northern and eastern Ohio. The lead plaintiff was James H. Alexander of Newark, wbo falled earlier this year to collect the required number of signatures to qualify the referendum lorthe Nov. 4 ballot. I Alexander and the other plaintiffs said Secretary of State Sherrod Brown and Attorney General An· !bony J . Celebrezze Jr. unfairly consumed 29 days rl. the 9<klay signature collection period In February and early March whlle verifying that the summary and text of the petition was accurate. The petitioners complained that the penple were denied their constitutional rights to a referen· dum CJl the matter. They also asked that the law be declared unconstitutional. GRAND CHAMPION STEFlt - Jeff Parker, Eastern FFA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Parlo!r, Reedsville, shows off his steer, whlcll cWail grand champion at the Jualor Fatr beef show Wednellday altemoon. He Ill pictured wl&h Kevin Grueser, Southern FFA, who had the ~ champion stl'llr. CHAMPION PAIRS - On the rtp~ Ginger Holcomb, Salem Center GcH;etters 4-H Chlb, shoM her champion pair of market hop. She Is the daulh!er of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holcomb, Rt. 3, Albany. With her Is Delanl Baker ~ tile AUred Uveslock Club wllh the reserve champion pair of market hop. Baker Ill lhe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. &hen Baker, Reedsvtlle. GRAND . CHAMPION BEEF SHOWMAN Mldlele G - Alfred Uveltock C..b, tooklhe IJ'IDd champion beef showman at the Julllor Fair beelalllw She Ill the dliapter of Mr. and Mril. Michael OueM, Tuppen Plains. 'Die reaerve champkln beef sho'WIIIIIII In compeUIIOII was Paul Colllno ~ the Alfred Uveetoek Chlb, son of Mr. and Mn. Charlell Collloa, ReedsYIIIe. EASTERN HILL SHOP Area deaths j 5FABRIC miles north of (hester, Oltie GRAND CHAMPION MARKEr HOG - Eric Powell, Alfred Uvestock Club, son of ·Mr. and Mrs. Ridge, Reedsvtlle, took lop Ray PoweU, hollll•l'lln the PIOO!red will him Ill Mary Parker of the Alfred Uvestock Cllib, daugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Alben Parker, Sumner Road, Pomeroy, who had the reserve champion hoi. SEWING NOTIONS QUILTING SUPPLIES HANDMADE CRAFTS POUND GOODS Sherman L. Tillis Sherman L. Tlllls of Rutland died early Wednesday momtng at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending and wlll be announced later hy the Hunter Funeral Home. OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. SAT. 10·2 .-------------------------------, I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I'M BusHED - II takes a lol out of you when yw're tlree years old and you've spent your whole day at the fatr. On the way up the WI from Tuesday night's demoBtlon derby, Macyn Ervin of Racine catches 40 winks on Mom Patricia Ervin's shoulder, wWe dad Herbert Ervin watches the show. RE/TAURA Distressed student kills man NEW YORK (UPII - A voea· program, wielded a .38· caitber tiona! student's distress over col· handgun and a 9mm automatic lege ald led him to stalk through his (istol and wore a set of stereo Brooklyn campus on a shooting headphones throughout the shoospree, killingonemanandserlously rout, said Capt. Michael Julian. wounding the financial aid director spokesman for the New York City and three others, police said. Pollee Department. Shattered glass and smears of ,------,---- - - -1 blood marked the entrance to New York City Technical College where police exchanged bursts of gunfire with Van Hull, 29, before he slid hls two handguns to pollee and ended his 30-mlnute rampage Tuesday. ------------------·· .99C · ,1 s Fears that the suspect had an armed accomplice prevented emergency medical teams from reaching the wounded for nearly an hour. Pollee later determined that Hutl had acted alone. Hull, employed In the downtown Brooklyn school's qlhthalrnology lab as part of a work-study THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 I 3 HAMBURGERS v E sec GRAND CHAMPION SWINE SHOWMAN- Amy Hqer, Allred Uveslock Chlb, was the grand champion swine showman at lhe Junior Fair Swine Show held at the Meigs County Fatr. She Is lhe I I I I I A ELBERFELDS WIU BE CLOSED I I I Wllfl COupon &liMN PIIINIIIOCoi! IOIII 2911 11n A.,._I'll Ct11a , ~ - Pt•IIIM'I: Sc.ltnl'fllflwll•: Aav•nlwOOG . WV & dauJihler of Mr. and MJ:s, Bruce Hapr, Reedlvllie; Wllb Hager Is Tl'ent Upton~ the Melp Coualy Swine • Club, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wli)'De Upton,lleedlvll!!, .•. who took lite n!liel'\le champion swine award. .-wman . I ~. 01'1 . CcNpont 11ot •atiO wnn any olrtar atl111 0"£" VAUD THfltDUQH OEC. 31 . lMI .I JH I ~-----------------·:•I s SAUSAGE BISCUIT WITH I EGG & A FOR THE vE MEIGS CO. FAIR So r-~'JP..! •. "'-~··--· .99c ·I I Willi ~OioiCIOn •• ,,.. . . . . . ..,. IOCIIIOOI• c I Nt 1 7111 ..... "'. Clltl., P1 PINaer11: Summtll-1111: At•entwOOCI. 'NY & 1 Olflfll' ¥Aoi..IO THROUGH OEC 31 . ,.. I I. ~o"*cw o" Cowoone not vttHI ••tn ,,., otfltl on.,, _ JH I~------------------1 CHEESEBURGER, FRENCH l I: 1 v I E J THURSDAY, AUGUST 14 9:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and JudgIng Dr. Allee Grlco!!ld "Kentucky Colonel" title by Gov . Martha Layne Collins. Grlcoskl began seeing patients on Aug.4. Ohio ~~ther _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 9outlt Cealral Ohio Mostly cloudy today with a high In the loW IKJ&, ParUY cloudy tonight and 'lbufsday. Lows wDI be In the loW 601 and highs In the mid Ills. · The p-obablllty of p-eclpitatlon Is 181' ·JIJ!!I'O through 'l'hw:llday. ·WIDell wW be light and variable 1Dday and tmlibt. • · . CM1 Exl&ided Fore1:M1 Jbn & Connie Pnmger ...... 4 p.m., hW stage Kiddie tractor puB .... 4 p.m., sltowrlng · Jim 6 Coonle Pnmger .. 6:30 p.m., hm stage Open horse show ....... 7 Horse returns from Its summer recess. Pomeroy court ends 13 cases EMS reports 11 Tuesday calls p.m. seek to add measure manner. Thirteen cases were processed Tuesday night In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler. Forfeiting bonds were David Talbott, Racine, $11), open flask; Melanie Mossman, Mason, W.Va., $53, speeding; Shirley Collins, Pomeroy. $47, speeding; JoAnna Caldwell, Middleport, $43, assured clear distance; Vincent Stone, Pomeroy, $00, no Insuranre. Fined were Lawrence McGrew, Coolvtlle, four days in jail and costs, only, Intoxication; David Holtls, Dexter, $43 and costs, speeding; Steven Helms, VIrginia, $47 and costs, speeding; Dwayne Qualls, Pomeroy, $213 and costs, !repassing; Charles Whittington, Pomeroy, $313, destruction of property; Robert Rittle, Racine, $&l and costs, no operator's license, and $44 and costs, speeding; Ricky Lunsford, Pomeroy, $&land costs, operating a motor vehicle whlle under suspension, and Dean Whittington, Pomeroy, $313 and costs, destruction of property. Tonight Open claso sheep judging .. 4 Lows will be In the ms. Highs will ran&f' between 85 and90 Friday and In the low to mid Me Saturday and Sunday. 0 Vete1'81111 Memorial Admissions - · WUiiam Young, Rutland; Shirley Ables, Racine; Lots Hubbard, Middleport. Dlschargar ,... Glenn Rol:UisOn, Rickie lcenhawer, Allnelte Boyd; Beatrice Rearden, Ella Roush, Karen Turley. . 1:00 P.M.- Dairy Cattle Judging- Open Class 2:00 P.M. - Horse Harness Racing 4: 00 P.M.-Open Class Sheep Judging followed by Junior Fair Sheep 4:00 P .M. Kiddie Tractor Pull 6:30 P.M.-Jim & Connie Prenger- HW Stage . 7: 00 P.M.- Open Horse Show "8: 00 P.M.-Fox Bros. Gospel 8:00 P.M. Horse Pull - Center Field •Grudstaad OOIWt'- · I .2s 1 .I 'I 'NUll COWDDI' 11 II'IIM ,.. . ..,.. IQC.IIIOI'II. :1111 7\IIA... N. Cttu.; 111. I . ·.1 I $1 FRIES & REGULAR 54C """"t: S~o~""'*'''~~''•: Pl•••n•wooo =~~~: 'lfV , ~ CouOON nDt o..,• ollert o,,E,_ vM.eo THM)UOH ott. ll . ,. ·-- --------------· · 1 $125 1 JH I s A V E ,. 58 • 1 1 SAUSAGE BISCUIT ' HASH BROWNS & . r-uMIQffftl:tl ~ 1 I •. -·---· 1 t Wlltl CI)I.IPOrl 1111\Me " ' ' " ' ' IOC.h0111 211 I 711'1 ·-·· Pt Cl'l...; ~- "-nt: ~trlll'tllt: Aa•a~"~1•ooa_ NV & ~"*ity, OH COI.IDOnl 1'101 -111c1 Wlll't any Oll'ltt Oltlrt. ' Olllt(RVAUD ,THWJUQHDIC. ll . !I 4 '"! :t j 'JH ·--~---------------·· BACON CHEESEBURGER. $2 49 .l· s LARGE FRENCH FRIES & A LARGE . 1 • J v 1 e 58° I Wltl't COIIOOn llllltll llluter1 IOC.t io nt 211' ,1'1 ' " N Cl't11 • ,. , ...."'· !lufflm.rl¥tllt P11w~~n••ooa. wv l - O H. "l. r '.1 --------------·· ---------- JH .J. COutotl• not 'lllltl wMI't "'' otl'lll olltrt . . .I OPIII.. WAIJD TH-ouGH OIC )1 , . • • L ' ' . . j ". ' ~ : ·1 -----------------~--.~ '( .•.. ~W~ayalthe~~Mflll~ WINNERS -Jeff Parker, left, aodKevlnGrueaer; who had the champion steer and re&t!l'\le champion C~mmissioners OK closing of alley in Chester Village By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel SWf Writer An aUey running e8$t and west between lots 41, 42, 43, and 441n the unincorporated village of Chester was cillclallY closed Wednesday by the MelgB County Commlssioners. A public ltee.rlng oo the closing was held Wednellday atternoon ··In the !!~!minlssloner's 91flce.ln the Meigs Coul!ty Courthouse. · County Engineer Phll Roberts reported 10 the OOinmlssioners that 1\Wllllidges, ot)e oo ToWnShip Road 258Jn Bedlol;ll ToWJ!Shlp and the other !IIi Cquilty Road 4 a.t i;lexter, •will. be ~ apmetlme durlng the next rmll.lh. Ted , warner, county highWay Stll*'llltendent, reported tbe load limit oo tlte for the Meigs Coonty Board rl. Bedford Townsljp bridge has been Education, met with the board to reduced pending repairs. outline his ptogJam, wblch places Roberts recommended that special educatk>o students at the DlxOJ and Carmen roadJ be p1t on high school ll!vei In part and Sallsh!cy Towrtllilp mDeage. The fuDtlme job poslttn•. commlsaloners !JPpwed ~rts· ln <lther mattErs, the boB,rd recolllJ1IE11datlon IIJ!d ·will lake approved an anbnal clalm of $35 steps ·to do 10 8$ soon 111 Roberts tram Sam Shain, Manuel Reid, submits- the neceasar)o road Racine, for the loss of two aoata. deic.t lpt:loJtS: The board tabled an animal ColiUlllssklner Richard Jones claim from Calvin Hawk, Tujlperl reported that a suit ~ by Betty Plainl, l'Or the !Qss ol ill lllteejlln Jane·Wllllaml aptnst tbe ~ t1 _ III!Veral djf!erent lncldents. HaWk, : county commlsaloners has been wm wasp mt at the meeting, · settled to the satlsfactlon of both was ml by the Oli11IIIINloner that parties. they will CO!IIlder bill claJJp u ~ Jciltrt Foatl!r, newly )tired ciocrdl- as they receiVe the !IDal,~ on nator c( the wcrk-!ltudy profll'8lll ( ,. '· <Cootirluect Cllt P8$1e 12) . CIIAliiPiuoi ~ FDIA lbe .......... Pllel'l(o: • ' llteer, po11e with Metp CouDiy Fair Queen Bollia ·~ Crane, left, and Jodlllmm, tile _Melp Collllty Beef .' �om _._·.. menta·ry· ·C· . The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~j;b !Slffilltl ,...,__,._-,, ,......,d,""' ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. • News Editor AMEMBER o!The Uniled Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the AmeriC'an ~Pwspaper Publlshers Assoclatlon. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shouk1 be lMs than 300words long. All let ters arPsubj£'(:1 to ffiltlng and Tl'llSI h e sig ned with name, address and telephone number. No wtslgned l£>1ters will be published. Letters should tx> In good la sh•, addressing Issues. not persooaU IIes. .Letters to the Editor Th~.nday, WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee has set today lor a vote on the confirmation of Wllllam Rehnqulst to become chief justice of the United States. This is rot a day too soon. Enough is enough. Ills high time for chairman Strom Thurmond to get this appointment to the floor. Nothing whatever has been adduced In these hearings to justlly a vote against the nominee. Rehnquist Is eminently qual!tled, by every conceivable yardstick, to be moved into the chlel'scenterchalr. UntU his nomination is disposed r1, the secondary nomination of Antonln Scalia to join the court wlll have to remain In Umbo. Further delay is Intolerable. What have the hearings produced? Let us see. It is said that Relutqutst is an "extremist," and by way r1 evidence it Is noted thai In 14 years as an associate justice Rehnqutsf has filed 54 solo dissents. Horrors! We gain some perspective by ot6erving that In the l9lfi term ct. court the terrn that ended In July Rehnquist was in solo dissent precisely once. In the previous term he flled three such dlssenis. But Justice John Paul Stevens, wlDm no one regards as an extremist, filed nine solo dissents In the 1985 term and six In the 1981 term. Will's out of step with whom? Another straw-man charge Is that Rehnquist twice ~Nrchased houses carrying racial or religious rovenants. A Washington columnist complained that it was Impossible lor Relmqulst to have "signed" the deeds wltlDut mtlclng these ollnoxlous and antiquated pioV!slons. But no purchaser ct. r:roperty "signs" a deed of oonveyance. Relmquist belatedly advised the committee that a search ct. his files had turned up a oopy of a J974letter from his lawyer to another lawyer In which the anti-Hebrew clause was mentioned. My guess, baSE\(1 on experience with ooples ct. two-page, single-spaced letters, is that Rehnqulst never even glanced at til' letter. What else? It Is said that as a young law clerk to Justice Robert Jackson In the early 1900s, Relmqulst prepared a memorandum ilr his bosuettlng forth arguments lor reaffirming Plessy v. Ferguson, the old separate-but-equal case from 1896. The charge has no meaning in 1986. Thirty-five years. ago hundreds ct. eminent lawyers and leglslators held exactly the same vtew. As a member ct. the Supreme Court, Rehnquist has not written a sentence or a single line SU!m'!5tlng that he wants to overrule Brown v. Board ct. Education, the lamed school segregation case r11954. Relutqutst's q>ponents dredged up live loyal Democrats from Arizona woo testllled that 25 years ago, more or less, as a young Republican activist, Rehnqutst challenged the qual111catlons of ThlslslnrelerencetoMrs. Karr's I would rather he let the car sit m letter on Aug. 4th. The "junk car" blocks, than try to drive it Hke that as you calli! is my son-In-law's and and get killed or kill !llmeone else. the only transportation he has, his Now I'm very !llrry this ob;tructed brakes went out and he got laid off your view. the same day, now we are not As to the dty counell, I think they allowed to park on the other side ct. have a full -time job l!ylng to take the street, so he took the car m the care of the parking lot down town river bank and put It on blocks, he with fights going m Saturday, foond out he needed a part for his Sunday and Monday and people brakes which he didn't have the going to the mspltal and jalts. Incidentally, lbe "junk car" has money lor at the Iinne. I don't know 11 yru can under- been moved lor you and !be !rakes stand that or not (rot having the still haven 'I been ftxed. money, I mean.) It's very Wlhandy. Thanks, Libby Moodispaugh Thanks to everyone ' extended thelr hands and hearts to help . To all the churches and Mints ters 'Who had r:rayer lor James and to everyone who visited him during his stay In the IDspltal. Your Prayers Love and help are all greatly appreciated. , It would be Impossible to list everyone by your name, wt you know wiD you are and our love and thanks goes out to you. Mlraclesdo happen and this was one. James is lDme row and doing quite well. He wants to extend his sincere thanks and love to you aU. GOD BLESS YOU. Mr. and Mrs. Chesler E. Wells and family Secrecy concerns President Reagan indicates he cannot understand what all the commotion is about when he goes 1o the hospllallor a medical checkup or why White House secrecy causes undue concern. But 11 he is really interested, all he has to do Is read thE> tran scripts oft wo news briefings lor reporters last Friday. In the first briefing at 9:15a.m. EDT, dPputy press secretary Peter Roussel was under wraps not to say that Reagan was going to Bethesda Naval Hospital the following day for a urinary tract checkup. But the fact that Reagan had canceled his weekend at Camp David evoked questions from the press and through thelr persistence in qulzzlng Houssel reporters deduced that the prE>Sident had a health problem. They reached that conclusion when Roussel told reporters that "I am ro t aware of any pi'OC<'dure or tE>St" tut refused to ru le out a medical examlnalion. Later it turned rut that Ill<• White House was splitling hairs and playing lor lime. As a rE>Sult, reporters wrote stories Indicating that Reagan apparently would undergo a checkup. Since hE> hashad a rout with ca ncer, thequE>Siion of a problem in that area naturally ai'Ose. It was not unlll four hours later that deputy press secretary Larry Speakes took the podium and issued a statement saying that Reagan would undergo a urological examination the loUowing day. Speakes, who had been out of town, told reporters he ordered the announcement held up until he could return and make it himself. As a consequence, there was suspicion, widespread and unnecessary speculation. and a drop in the stock market. At no point did Speakes describe lbe examination as routine, and since then he has refused to divulge the symptoms that sent Reagan to the rospltal lor a thorough bladder examination. . On Aprrlll, 1982, Reagan underwent a slmllar checkup alter !>!tiering from a urinary Infection that was treated with antibiotics. As RPagan was leaving for the hospital he chided reporters: ':~feel just real. I'm sorry 1o disappoint you; this Is just a routine check. g Earller. he had roldtheABC-TVtechnlclansin the Oval Office just before his weekly radio broadcast: . " For tlDse of you who saw the headlines this morning, I'm ootlndanger. The wlDle thing Is a routine test I schedule ('Very so dten because of kidney stones I had a few years ago." Speekes wal!<s a tight rope on any an~uncement regarding the president's health. Since the snafu on the ~!dent 's skin canrer last July. which forced Reagan had to call a news con!erenre lo clear up the conlt1sl0n, the press office deals with all medical problems relating to the resident like a hot potato. · P In dolni 110, It magnifies lhe problem. Nancy Reagan did get upset folloWilli the president's colon cancer operation on July 13,1985. when the televl8iali'netWOrks put experts on the alr and sill wed diagrams of the type 1sutiiierY f!el!llan had. And White House aides are row terrtfl'ed d saying ~nythlllg they tlilllk might cross the llne she has drawn. tEJalllfCI'tipen the first lady's press secretary, said that Mrs. Reagan Is ~ 'le tb out reports regardlnlJ the pres¥Jent's health. ~. 1tnee she put her foot down, there are few detalls kl the Putting re' He. Real*" Ja 75yegrsoldand has been given a clean blllct.healthlnterms ct. teCII~ ~ caD¢er or any other urological problems. But White ~ M!I«Y An regai'd' to his medical status is often the cause ct. undue alarm."• ' '~ : '· · • . J •. Hell till' ~li;lelltitlhe United Slates and the peopled~ have a right to ki10W IJI&t alll.fi weU. Ptesldents In lbe m::enl past have understood that. . ~ . •I ( August 14. 1986 .Trivia questions ____;______J_a_me_s_J._K_ilpa_tric~k 'Junk car' explained Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells and family want to extend our deepest and sincere thanks to everyone and anyone who helped during !be time our son and brother James was In the hospital alter his accident. Our sincere thanks 1o the dear God above lor His heallng hands and to Mrs. Dorothy Hewlett lor her quick aid and to Blb Byer and the E.M. Service, to the stall at Veterans Memorial Hosplt al and the L11e Flight to Columws, to Ohio State University Hospital and the doctors and nurses in the Burn Unit. To all the very nice people who sent cards and leMers, phone calls and Don Spencer's trotter sets new track record at fair Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ' Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The Ohio black voters at a Phoenix precinct. The witnesses were singularly unronvlnctng. One of them could oot even recall the year In which this awfUl Incident was ~pposed to have happmed. It might have been 1960, or 1962, or maybe 1862. He just couldn't remember. Last week the desperate Democrats led by Senator Blowdry, D-Mliss., and supported by Senator Blowhard, D-Del.. proposed to subpoena certain memoranda written by Rellnquist In the Department ct. Justice in 1910. These memoranda, reluctantly supplied by the White House, had chiefly to do with the Army's swvelllance ct. certain clvntan activities relating to potential <r actual civil disturbances. The program bad been INI In m>tlon by President Johnson's use ct. federal troops during both the Detroit riots of 1967 and the violence that followed Martin Luther King's assasslnatkm the following year. Various Uberal groups complained that the existence of the program had a "chiDing Eil!ct" oo t~lr lreedom ct. speech. Arlo Tatum and others ~ed for an lnjunclton to stq> lt. Rehnquist joined the high murt In January 1972. The following June the rourt handed wwn Hs :.4 decison In Lalrd v.Tatum. Rehnquist joined &trger, White, Blackmun and Powell In the majority. Douglas, Brennan, Marshall and Stewart dissented: The charge Is that Rehnqutst slllwd have dlsqual!tled himself. Ba;h. We pay judges to judge, not to recuse themselves. The murt's opinion never went to the merits of the case at alt. It turned entirely on whether the plalntl!!s, In asking an Injunction to halt the r:rograrn, had su!lered any actual or prospective Injury tb>mselves. So much lor that. Since he joined the court, Relut qulst has written 243oplnlons fort he court. He hs written 228 dissenting opinions (In roore than 2,!1Xl cases disposed of). It Is Ill these exr:resslons d judicial Jiillosophy and constitutional construction that the Senate should look. . guan contras, the extremist groups' activit ies in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador largely disappeared from vtew In this country. Unlortuna tely, thelr actlv It les have not disappeared In Latin America. Our associate Jon Lee Anderson, who delved Into til' league for us two years ago, has recently co-authored (with his brother Scott) a book on thE> subject, "Inside the League." He has also kept close track ol the operations ci the league and Its affiliates il the meantime. Here's what they've been up to: - In Mexico, the Tecos - a neo-Nazl secret society that had led lbe league's affiliate since the 1970s - were exll05ed as fascists and antl-Semites In 1984 and were purged by clearly embarrassed World Anti-Communist League officials, wiD had Intimate knowledge d the Tecos' tendencies for years. The Tecos have screamed about the exPJsure of thelr hate-fllled backgi'Ound,wt we'retold that Mexican autlDrltles have plans to look Into the extremist group. - In Honduras, the killings of suspected leftists have abated somewhat, but the potential for renewed bloodletting Is stu! there. The death squad known as ELA, or Anti-Communist Combat Army, remains armed and dangerous, according lo our sources. The main reason lor the slacking of! of the assassinations Is that the group's main goal , eliminating "Marxist domination" of the state university, has been achieved. Campus politics are now llrmly controlled by the right wing. - In Guatemala, the death squad murders continue to this day. The World Anti-Communist League's PJinl man, Marlo Sandoval Alarcon, remalns a league member In good standing, even after we exPJsed him as the death squads' "patriarch" and revealed that he was on the CIA's payroll. Sanwval and his Party of Organized Vlolence lost a bid for the Guatemala presidency last year. year old lilly troC&er, Hopeful AdiDD, owaed aad drlvea by Speacer set a aew ..cal trr~:k record Ill the nlnlh ud Uta w• tile llurih raee, aiJno.C !letting a record Ill tltat llOIIlfM, •' ·-·· , · · RJ!',CEIVl!S OVATION - Doa Speacer, lonnerly of l'Oine~. ·flh'm aa ovMion .. tile wlaaer's ·"clrele at tile Meilltl ()ouMy Fair Wednsday wlih his ~tlllwell's -~ trunk.) The Attorney General warned In a speech In San Francisco that an "explosion of lawsuits has plunged federal courts into a crisis that is already hurt lng the quality of justice people receive." What he didn't say was that lawsuits were also overwhimlng stale. county and city courtlooms. The reason Is simple, but whether he can do anything about It Is anyone's guess. There was a time when a town had one or two lawyers wiD were very respected citizens, and you only went to see them when you were going to buy property or draw up a wlll. But now practically everyone In t~ntcy has either a brother-lnla\1(, a son, a daughter. a niece or a nephew who Is a lawyer. Let me give you an example. Mrs. Glvern has just arrived at her daughter's Thanksgiving dinner. She Is llmplng. "Why are you llmplng, Mom?" "I sUpped on· the i:e in front of McGooley's Hardware Store." Mrs. Glvern~~ daughter, a lawyer, takes out her yellow legal pad. "McGooley's Hardware Store. Why, that's Jiea118ence rl the hlghestorcler! We'Uhavetogetyou to a doctor rlgllt away so he can testifY you ~e!W from extreme pain and lo8a of )'OUr right leg." "It's the left leg/' Mrs. Glvern says. "And Ifeelflne. I don'twantto go Ill a doctor.,I just want to have my Thanksgiving dinner." "But you've got to go to the ,, ern's daughter yells. "I want the name of that electric knife company. they'll rue the day Ihey let that turkey carver out of the il'e." Leaders of the liquor lndustcy - tlDse pmveyors of everything from whiskey to wine coolers -are worried that repo•·trrs don't know enough about thelr product. They must be kidding. Not every reporter drinks; It's true. But the tradition ur the play "Th<• Front Page" and Hlldy Johnson - that carlcat ur<' of a broad-brimmed hatted, chaln·smoklng, liquor-swilling reporter bellowing "Hello. sweetheart, get me rewrite" Into the telephone - is as much a part of rhr folklore of lhe industry as Woodward and Bernstein's Watergate coup. It's sort of like being a IE'S! pilot - not all can he Chu c~ Yeager, wt th<>y sure know who he Is and what he did. And, I must confess, there are a few journalists who still drinK alcohoUc beveragE'S on occasiOn. Which Is why It Is mlldty ~lllrislng to recelve among the mountains of news releases sent each day a slick, red- whllf'-and-black pamphirr from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States till!ld "A Reporter's Gukk to the Liquor Industry." And far from attempting to debunk Ibe HUdy Johnson myth, pictured oo the cover ct. the pamphlet Is a dead·rlnger lor ol' Hildy hlmsrlf -complete with the "press" label tucked neatly Into a huge fedora, loose tir and typewriter (something rarely seen in this age ct. vldro display le•mlnals). But wall! The liquor people don'tllke what Hildy writes. beginning with the term "ilquor" ltse11. They warn that "liquor" only rhea~s "an alcolDI beverage made by dtstllallon rather than by fermentation," In otber words, not beer tt wine. OK, but what to use Instead? Thelr suggestion: "b!>verage alooiDI" or "alcolDI beverage," as. In: "The suspect was arrested rutslde the beverage alcollll store with a package of alcolDI beverage under his arm and a strong beverag~ al~hol smeu on his breath, pollee said." Try getting that one past your editor. Worse yet, according to the liquor people, Is the term "hard lk(uor" to relertodr.lnksother than beerandwlne. They point oullhat the dictionary definition ot "hard liquor" Is "containing relatively much alcoll)l" ajld say that "'slal!dafd sm'vlngs:' of beer (12 wnces), wine (5 ru~s) and lkJuor C1% ounces) contalrl equlyalent amounts of alcolDI "On Thanksgiving Day?" "That's McGooley's problem. Listen, Charley Efrom L<; McGooley's lnsuranre company's lawyer. I'll call him row." "I feel fine," Mrs. Glvern' prolests. The daughter dials the number. "Charley, I think we've got a good one Cor us. My mother just 'slipped on the Ice In front of McGQoley's Hardware Store. We"1l!l'tsettlelor less than $2'i,!XXI ... That's what I thought you would say. Well, we're going to demand a jury trial. It could tie the hoth ct. us up lor months ,.. I knew you wouldn 'I mind being bothered on ThanksgivIng Day Ill hear the good news." "Is Charley mad at me?" asked· Mra. Glvern. "Mad? He's lhrWed. It made his dinner. He says he'll probably countersuelfanydamege hasbeen done to McGooley's sidewalk." Finally, everyme sits dlwn to dinner. Mrs. dlvern's 110n carves the turkey with an electric knite. The blade flies at1 and hits Mrs. Gtvern's niece Han1e tin the head, cuttlng-ehreer slightly. Everyme rullheil to Hamel. "Never mind, Harriet," Mrs. Glv· factory." These are the only examples of what is going on In the muntry since relatives started becomlnl! -· three year aid I11Jy lroUer, JilpeNI ACIIIID, lleltlnl a new ..all trr~:k record base hit drops Giants, 8-6 · CINCINNATI (UPI) -It hasn't been easy lor Kurt Stillwell. ~; The 21·year-old Cincinnati Reds' shortstop, heir apparent to veteran Dave ~ hasn't hit wil1l,. But much of Guatemala's organIzed crime, Including drug traffick· lng, robberies · and abductloll!l -for ransom, has been attrlwted to rlghl·wlng parties. Thelr depredations Include a wave of gang rapes and robberies In Guatemala City nightclubs In late 1984. - In El Salvador, forme r National Guard Maj. Roberto D' Aubutsson, long believed to have been a drlv1ng Ioree behind the country's notorious rlghl·wlng death squads, apparently has high hopes of reviving the World Anti· Communist League's discredited Central American affiliate. Close D' Aubutsson associates Including his driver and bodyguard - were Implicated several months ago In a kidnap-for-ransom ring that had been preying on wealthy Salvadorans for two years. The case was broken by Salvadoran pollee working with CIA and FBI agents. D'A ubulsson himself wasn't Implicated because, accord Ing to oources. "He has covered his u·acks too well." doctor. His tesllmony will be very lmportan t In the lawsuit." "I don't want to sue Mr. McGooley. He's a nire man." "We're rot going to sue Mr. McGroley. We're going to sue lhls Insurance company. McGooley has to be Insured." "But won't we get Mr. McGooley Into trouble?" "We'll have to prove McGooley was negUgent In mt cleaning offthe - ·;• " . '- any consistency, h~ average hover· tng aiwnd ~ during his first set11111 In the majon. Wednesday night, he took a step In the right dln!ctlon when he . Scoreboard ... Majors Mlnrr!OUi II Stattle, DW!t Oakland a1 CallJDnia . ~~ ..... AI(DI('AN U:Alfl/E By """ ....., W L Pt.t. GB 66 47 .584 .. 5'l Jlo2 lh Denolt 6153.5.'11 "'"" -""' ....... 61 53 .535 Ill 56 ~17 7h II ~ .509 8Y.a !16 57 .496 10 - ""'"' caur 62 KC .541 - ~1 6.1 !10 64 67 MIM 2 .tn n II 62 .+Mi 11 52 m Mt U\Oi 0.1 """""' ,..,... ~ ~ ~~ 9J !H .53i Toxu -· N.t.mN.U. LBA.OUE ll*411..,.. --~ N'l e w-....,·. a.• j,'J9 .w DPI rott ~. $1.5 mllllon with the USFL's New Jersey Generals. Dorsett and defensive tackle Randy White top the Cowboys' payroll, earning $700,1XXJ to $700,!XXI this year In salary, bonuses and compensation. Redsklns owner Jack Kent Cooke said the signing of Bryant Is the "llnk In the chain" to return the Redsklns to the Super BowL "I haven't had the (llds ooin <Wer a year row, ·so It's going to take a Utile Iinne, bull tijnkl'U be ready," said Bryan~ who last played when he was the MVP of the last USFL championship game In July 1985. Bryant's signing comes alter several days ct. negotlalbns. The Stars Initially denied Bryant his release. Bryant passed his physical Tuesday and worked out with the Redsklns Wednesday. Mllwaulrr 11 O.lcqo, nlaht .e1 :m .e1 a~ ...2 2'i~ .4!1 :Si,oj &t~ -~1 - 60 M .! lfl 4 56 ~ .fll II ~ !'19 ..m ](] !1.1 Iii .til& 1{)1,1, !'13 II .S lOY.r .....,......... delivered a pair of Clutch base hils to help the Reds come from behind to defeat the San Francisco Giants, 8-6. "It was a big boost to my confidence," said SWlwell, batting juSt .196 at game time. "It just didn't look like we were going anywhere a1ter the third Inning, but we rEfUsed to give up and look what happened." Faclng a :HI dellclt after Candy Maldonado' a grand slam homer ct.1 starter Ouis Welsh In the third, the Reds kept battUng back, aided by Bo Dlaz' three-nrn lDmer In the sixth. Stlllwellllrst singled to center ct.! Scott Garrelts ID l:lrge a 5-5 deadlock In the seventh and then Uned a two- run single to left of! Mark Davis that capped the comeback and offset Maldonado's second home run of the night - a solo shot In the eighth. Back in fourth place In the National League Wes~ the Reds moved ahead of the San Diego Padres Perez will retire at end of season r----------~---------------, CLIP AND SAVE In other news: NFL owners rt;ected a proposal by Schramm to increase rosters !rom c; to 49 players to accomodate the Influx of USFL talent. The r:roposai rocelved just lour votes from the 28 clubs. Twenly-one votes were needed to pass. Engine r;:=========::;l Tune-up The Sentinel (I.SPS 14$>860) A Dlvlllon of Multimedia, Inc. Published ev'ery aftNnoon, Monday through Frklay, 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio. by the Ohio Valley Pub· 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S29!~ S34!~ 539!~ CINCINNATI (UPI) -Veteran rnce 1nrluat~ !f or t-ngrr.f'\ wrtn llshlng Company /Multimedia, Inc .. to:Ntronrr tQ!1ifl011! Cincinnati Reds l1rst baseman Pomeray, Ohio 45169, Ph. 992-2156. Se• lrnttlll M op& cn~mptOII ~ !),i lk Pl t•4\ cond clus postage paid at Ponwroy. Tony Perez announced his retire, AdJulol .art- \Pf"rd OhiO. ment Wednesday effectlve at the • )(>I tlf'T"Iflg • ln-.pt'{: f"f'f\•\j,rQ,\ (Of1!r01 \'f•.IC'f'f\ end of the season, endlltg two days . Member: United Press International, )t,,na ..ua tgn.uon_vftu(ll'\ Inland Dally Press Association and the of conflicting and premature reOhio Newspaper Association. National t.'QUIP\)e'd Wttt'lgrt-'trr thiln l ·DOI ports concerning hjs future with the Advertising Jhopresentatlve. Branham 1Nbur.-tor\ \lrghtly hrghf'r club. Nl"W'!Ip&ptr Sales, 733 Third Avtnue, NE'W York, New York 10017. "I wanted to make the anoounoement In the next week or two POSTMAS'Tffi: Send address chan~es to The Dally senunet, 111 Court St., weeks," Perez said during a brief Pomeroy, OhiO <5100. news conference at Riverfront I Stadium before the Reds' game SUBSCRIPTION RATES By earner or Motor Route I against the Giants, "but mw thiS One Wf>f'k .... ...... ............... .......... $1.~ happened and now I have to make Onp Month ........................ .... ..... $5.45 lt. Anyway, right now I am One Year ......... .. ...... ... ...... ....... 165.00 399 SO. THIRD announcing my official SINGLE COPY MIDDLEPORT PRICE retirement." Daily ........... ....................... 25 Cents 614-992-6421 Fl!rez was referring to published Subscrlbcn not desiring to pay ttl(' carreports saying he had said after rier may remit ln advance dlrect ro Monday's game that this would be ThP Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credlf will be ~lven carrl£'f each his lastyearasanact!Veplll}'el'. His wet'k. comments prompted Reds olflclals No subscriptions hv mall pl'f'mltiE'd in issue a press release Tuesday areas wher(' hr carrlrr SE"rvlce is anoounclng they · would horilr his available. retirement at a future game. Mall Suhll<rlpUon• But alter Tuesday's game, Perez lnstde Melp County said he had never !ormaDy an13 w...ks ..... .............. ... .. . 117.29 26 Wet'ks ............................ .... $34.06 nounced his retirement plans. 52 Weeks ........................ ...... w;.56 Perez, 44, has played 22 ·major O.tAide Melp County league seasons, 15 of them with the 13 Weeks .......... ........ .. ............ 118.20 Expires 8 115'811 26 Weeks . .......... 535.10 Reds. He said he would Ilk remain 52 Weeks... .. . ........... ... .... 1(;7.60 with the club as either a coach or ... srout when his playing days were 1----------~~--========= <Wer. I COOPER l(hrylser • Plymouth Dodge, Inc. --------------- Stanlt MEIGS COUm HUMANE SOCIETY 1Hudson 7-101. !(fi p.m. San f"ranri!ICO 10cw111 0.21 at Clnctnnad (0Pnl1)' 9-101 , 7 : ~ p.m.. C'h~qo t&kmlty 6-71 11 Monll'eal rrrot• "''· 7: ~ p.m. Sl. UJJ.ll tComr; J.6 .,d Hmon 1·31 a1 Fl.l A GIOCE'Y lAG Nf'W York tDarllng U..f. andAndPnon 1· 01. · 2: !\:~ p.m. FOI o•Y 11.00 AT THE MEIGS COUm HUMANE SOCIOY San Dirltc /Hawklfll 8-81 at Atlanta 1Patn'ft 8-81 . 1:40 p.m La1 AniJ'ft (Valenz\d,a lHI lilt HOUS1on ilwlbaft TJt . 8::15' p.m. ......,., G~me~ C}lrlf(O at MoruoL 2. twl· nllht Lot Alijltles at Cllll'IDnati, 11WI ·~I Sl. Lollis 11 Nfw York..tllatll PUt. . IJ)l 11 P~ li&tll HoultOn al AUI.Illl, ftabt t.c1 ""'"' " san Frlftdlco. mam THRin $HOP S.COIMI An. ' lilllllt,.rt GALLIPOLIS - POMEROY AN INCREDIBLE VALUE Alcohol lesson 1/2 ' •' Lults of Florida, was second in the fourth race while Alma, owned by Ray Newhart, Marietta, was second In the ninth. Taklngthlrd place In both races was Sis ToWIISOII, owned by Ed and Waid Humphrey of Pomeroy and driven by Sherry lndestad of Pomeroy. Waycount's Pride, owned by Kenton Beekman, Chillicothe, raced to first place wins in both the first and stxl't race which was lor two year old rnty pacers. Second In the first was Crown Time Coleen, owned by Leo and Esther Crownover of McArttrur, and Coleen won third place In the sixth. Arrlva's Charm, owned by Jim and Sandra Hess, Newark, was third In the first and second In the sixth. In the third and eighth races, Solar Tea owned by Dwight l..uth, Oak Hill placed first. Taking second In the third and third In the eighth race - a contest for three year cid trotters - was AtrD's Actk:ln, owned and driven by Ron Fuller ct. (Continued on Page 4) Plt1D!I'Jh {Walk S-61 11 Pllllalk>lpNI MUwaulft !HIIue'ra L').71 at Texas N.w Ylft 11 KanMJ City , nl&l'lt Atlanta 55 57 ~ 57 !!0 6J 6 66 Atlanta 8, Sain DIPIJ) 1 Lol Al\Wifol s. Hoo•OI'l .] 'l'lln4aJ'1GM'18 p.m.. (}til: roll 11 SoliDI\, l\lat!l Texas 11 TaroMD. lilht S.Hirnll'f at Clt-vdlnd, n!iht LA - WLPct.GB 1Ll1 .610 5G !It -'19 18 Philadelphia 8, New Ycr~ 4 Clndnnatl A, San Frand!m 6 Bllllr'riOI'e !Divis Ul al Ckovt'la.nd I Rom~ 1~ 1 . 7::m p.m. 00110r1 1Nippl'f 7-7 1 al Kansa, at~· !Leonard 6-101 , 8;~ p.m. ................ . Hwllon Sl. t.oull 6, MOI'IrYP112 CMcagu 2 Kansas Chy 2 ILo)'nd 1.01. 8:1\ p.m. Mlllllt'l(8 (P<Ir'tupl 2-8\ ·., !l..an~lon t-fl , 10:~ p.m. ""'" ..."""',.," """'"' """"' Chi J4 'lllllriiQr'a GA~~~m Chlelfi'll~n 2-11 at Dt11UI (Tanana lawyers. If thE> Attorney General really wants to ease up m the rourts' calendars, ll''s going to have to get Congrj!ss to pass a law making It a felony lor an attorney to sollclt business from any member ellis or her own family. Montreal SI . Lou Olk:~'· PI~!'RhA MinnHCU 6. CallfurrU 2 ~) . I : II N'l 12 oakland • · ~anlfo 1 New York t C\l'YNnd 0 BaltlmOrf' 7, Toronto 6. lJ lnnlll.K5 Boston~. My family, the lawyer._-----:-___A_rt_Buc_h_wa_ld Buchwald has taken a few weeks oil. He k>ft hehlng senral cohunns which he found In his angered ariother. Herschel Walker signed with Cowboys Wednesday. prompting a demand from running back Tony Dorsett that he be traded or have his contract renegotiated. Meanwhile, KeMn Bryant, the second-leading nrsher Jn USFL history to Walker, signed a four· year contract with Washington reportedly worth $3 mWion. Walker will sign his four-year contract Friday when he reports to training camp at 'Ibousand OOks, Calif. However, the Cowboys' dream bacldleld hit a snag with Dorsett's demands. "They know my mentality. rm unhappy," Dorsett said. "I don't want to be here being second !iddle to any running back on the Dallas Cowboys. If that's the role they want me to take, put me on the bench and don't use my talents. Just pay me to sit around or trade me." Dorsett has rushed lor 10,832 yards, sixth-best In NFL history. "To bring someone In here woo hasn't contributed a yard and to pay him twice what they pay me ... what It tells me Is that I'm m klnger their back," he said. Walker Is expected to earn a first-year salary of about $750,00J. The former Georgia star earned Daily Tt':IW s. Mllwau& 4, U lnMllll (Art record with Hopeful Action In the fourth race, but failed. However, In the ninth race he drove the !Illy around the hall mile track In 2:07 315 to set the new record and to easUy out-distance other animals In the two races. Nancy's Score, owned by John Walker signs for $3 million By Ullled l're881nte-•tlme! The Dallas Cowboys acquired me Helsman Trophy 'winner but Inside-the league ____J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on_&_Jo_se_p_hSp_ea_r WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration's victory In the figh t lor $100 mlllion In aid to the Nicaraguan cotnras Is had news lor Marxist regimes in Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia, Afghanistan , Laos and Cambodia. Why? It "unleashes" the privately CO)iected rE'SOUrCPS Of ·the World Anti-Communist League, which had been the finandal mainstay of the anti-Sandlnlsta forces during the two-year period when U.S. aid money was suspended by Congress. Now the WACL. headed by rellred U.S. Arrny Maj . Gen. John Slnglaud,can redirect its considerable talen)s ilr lundraislng and weapons supply lo the benefit of othE>r anll-t-ommunist "fr~om nghters" around the globe. We fi rst unveiled two years ago the international web or mmpliclty that links right-wing death squads in Latin America with the World Anti-Communist League's affU IatE>S In the region. In thE> long conlroversy over aid to the Nlcara· . 'u..i,:-'''''' A new track r~~:ord was set by former Pomeroy resident, Don Spencer, driving his three year dd l1lly trotter, Hopeful Action, during harness racing which began We:lnesday at the Meigs Cbunty Fair. Spencer, a popular driver with tpcal race fans, abrost broke the CARAT lAMOND SOLITAIRE NOW $749 95 COfiii'ARI: AT S1295.00 OF 4 PRONG 01 6 PRONG MOUNTING ': Lel's.t1 clo'Ofl shcl'el ;· ': ·; :· ,: .• , .• ; .. �By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Thursday. August 14, 1986 Page- 5 • Baking and canning project results given FEMALE - CHAMPION Jde Hawk, Melp CoUDiy Better Uvftlloek Beef t-H Queen, daul!hler of Mr. lind Mrs. Ropr Hawk, CJIAMPION FEEDER CALF- Michele~ of the Uvllitocl( Oub sllowed the Kaylor Reid, ReediMIIe, bad tile ellamplon c.-bred female In Wet?''hy'l jumor betlllhow. Report outlines Middleport funds All Middleport V!llage funds as rl July 31 totaled $514,123.45, Vll'age Clerk·Treasurer Jon Buck reports. ROYALTY - Amanda Napper, Uttle Miss Meigs County Fair ol1985, left, crowned the 1988 utile Miss and Millter Metp County Fair Wednesday evmlng following the annual contest held on the Jjlf stage. The new Utile Miss County Fair Is RMhel Ashley, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley, Pomeroy, and the 1986 utile Mllter Is David Tiemeyer, 5, 11011 a1 ;. "' Receipts, disbursements during the month and the end of the month balance, respectively, In each fund Include: general. $16,212.23, $3),569.61, $17,945.87; street malnfe. nance, $6.<M.29, $5,014.00, $2,022.35; federal revenue sharing, $3,793, no dlsbu!llemenls, $2,459.94; street light, $497.94, $1,614.17, $750.79 deficit; street levy, no ~elpts, no disbUrsements, $2,343.56; fire equipment, no rECeipts, ~13.li, $1,614.14 deficit; tire truck, $497.94, $29.22, $153,009.61; public transpor· tatlon, $4.918.«1, $6. 786.79, $7,483.10 dellclt; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements. $ll3,217.29; lire house Improvement lund, $1,0ll.:al, $58.44, "'- .t~: Shane and Paule«e SmJib, M(!!dlopn. md David Tiemeyer, Pomeroy. The two wiDDen received NO gUt certfllcptee from Elbedeld's. The comes~ Ill spo~ared aa••!Jy by tile Mlddlepari Bl I ?II IDd Pn 'z t mal Women' a Oub. oludpl were llcJiile CampbeD, Lymn Dunt and Jean Oliver. VlrpnlaNeal was contesllnt Interviewer. R(lce!pts !Dr the month totaled $liii,004.03 while disbursements amounted to $61,147.t!i. $34,537.89; water tank, no rECeipts, no disbursements, $130,977.58; wa· ter, $12,031.00, $11,725.13, $18,154.20; sanitary sewer, $8,202.89, $7,99C.OO, $27,870.98; swimming pool, $3,104.72, ~.t02.'16, $2,564.98; cemetery, $4:Ji.ll8. $1,321, $1,004.32 deficit; water meter trusts, $m, $132.10, $12,427.98; Utter control, no rECeipts, no disbursements, $102.10 delclt; ecooomlc development, $917.!15, $935, $7,745.9;. '. Blue ribbon winners from the almost 300 entries, including pre serves, jams, jellies, spreads, fruits, vegetables, pickles and relishes In the canning section, and breads, cakes, pies and candles In the baking division, .were an· oounced today after Sharon Weyant and Mary Bendix, home ecooomlcs teachers at Gallla Academy, completed the judging. · In the preserves division, Tex· anna Well, Pomeroy, took l!rst In peach preserves tribe the ooly blue ribbon winner In )he division. Peggy (.'rane, Ml<kllepcrt, with black raspberry, Margaret Bailey, Pomeroy, with grape; Melndy Roberts, Long Bottom, with both strawberry and blackberry, were the first place winners In the classes for" jams. In jellies, Joyce Ann Sauters took first for her apple; Melanie Stet~m. lor blackberry; Margaret EC!Iley lor elderherry, Jo Ann ~urn, Pomeroy, lor grape, and Rltonda L. Milliron, ReedsvlUe, for the blue ribbons !or lickles. In relishes, the winners were Melody Roberts, two llrsts, and Lenora LeUhelt; while In sauces and catsups, first places were taken by · Pauline Atkins, Tei<anna Well, and Joyce Ann Sauters. Emma Ashley and JUI Holter won the blue ribbons lor juices. In canned fruits, tbe llrst place winners In the various classes were Sheila Curtis, Jo ~n Baum, Lenara Leifheit, and Texanna Well; while In vegetable<, the blue ribbons were won by Jill Holter, seven firsts, Joyce Ann Sauters, two; Madellne Painter, Jon! Je!!er, two, Melanie Stethem, two llrsts; Lenora Lellhell, two, and Sarah Caldwell, Pomeroy., and Texanna Well. Baked goods blue ribbons winners were Melody Roberts. Barbara Murray, two first s; 'Thelma Cotterill, Rutland, Nina Robinson. Coolvllle, In breads; Sarah Caldwell, cake; Rhonda Milliron, Menileee Bryant, De· borah Lee Grueser, Mary Kay Rose, Don Spencer, two, and Donna Jacobs, In cookies; and Barbara Murray, two, Kathleen Parker, Melndy Roberts, two, In pies; and Don Spencer. Glenna Riebel, two, In candles. plum. :1.-eoora Leifheit, Pomeroy. 'was tlte blue ribbon winner lor apple btitter; Agnes Dix111, Pomeroy, lor pi)leh honey. JoAnn Baum, Agnes Iit<on, Lenora Leifheit, and Barb~a Murray, with two firsts. took Speaker slated John R. Adkins, Circleville attor· ney, wtll be at the Meigs County EMS trabilng center In Pomeroy t1t Aug. 19 lor a legal seminar !Dr all , EMT's and paramedics. Adkins Is legal advisor for the Ohio AssQ<:latlon c1 EmeriiJI!ncy Medical Services and a member m the Ohio Emergency Medical Serv!· ces Board and Is wen versed 1n emergency medical services law. His presentation wt11 be at 7 p.m. The session wtll be tbe second of a series d. tralnlng seminars helng held aqt the Pomeroy training center. All personnel are asked to attend the seminar In order to update themselves on current laws and trends In regard to emer11J!!ncy medical service. ALL· OHIO STATE FAIR J CMOIR (rJcanv~n•r MEN $5595 CHILDREN $3895 MAGIC JOHNSON PUIPLE/GOUI UIRY I.D IIACI/WIIIR THIS WEnEND luy I! pair of lhws at "'ular price ......... l.ocUr 219 GJ• Illig or T-.Wrt F•Ei Donald R. Mays, Little Hocking, $lXl and costs, :ll days In jail, one year license suspension, DWI; :ll days In jail and oosts lor driving under FRA SuspE!Ision; costs only !or le!t of center; Ricky A. Laudermllt, Youngstown, $750 and costs, 00 day license suspension, three days In jail. DWI; costs only !or Improper turning; Richard A. Th:lmpson, Lower Salem, $75 and costs with ~ of line suspended, driving under FRA suspension; $25 (Continued from Page 3) and costs lor speeding; Robert W. Newark. Third In the third was H L RJt!le, Racine, both $75 and costs Townson, owned and driven by and three days In jail suspended for Howard Pro!!llt, Jackson, and no ~rator's license; S2> <tthe fine Crulselng Eddy, owned by Edward to be suspended II license Is Crooss of Zanesville was socond In obtained .within 45 days; Dannie W. the eighth. Jacks, Pomeroy, $75 and costs, C'Mon Suzie. owned by S. Norflus three days In jail suspended, no and S. Shenk, Columbus, won ftrst operator's license; $25 ci fiDe to be pace victories In both the fifth and suspended It obtains Dcense within IOtb races. Taking second In the :ll days. llfth and third In the lOth was Also lined were Jtmmy E. Southern Sheena. owned by Lany Cavanaugh, Ocala, Fla., $10 lind ume, Croton, and Florabe, owned costs, assured clear distance; and driven by Ron Newhart, was Sharon L. Thle, Racine, $10 and the third In the llfth and socond In costs, !allure to yield; Lawrence E. the lOth. Cundiff, Racine, $10 and oosts, Races 11. 12 and 13 on WB!nes- Improper passing; Johnny M. day'l racing (I'Ogl'am were for two Wolfe, Rutland, $10andcosts, failed · year old pacers. to display valid license plates; 1 In the 11th, Goodbye, owned by Patrlc!l Parker, Pomeroy, $10 and DaVId Robinson, New Holland. was costs, left c1 center; Rita Whitlatch, 1 tint: Topper Joe, owned by E. M!<klleport, $50 and oosts. dlsor· · Evans and H. Richardson. OlUUconduct; Jtmmy D.lclwlan, cOtJr, ,w~ second, and third was derly Tuwers Plains, m and COllis, woJI. Creek Elmer, owned and consuming alcohol In veldcle; 1 , drlvell )JY DICIIi M»pn. Watft'l>rd. Stanley W.llolter, Racine, $Wand ; ~ 81a1n smwed up 1n tbe Don... wWI ctrcle Wll$n by he drove 'lbe ·'11ilnfll the Man,12thowned JUIIIII Caui,UII, 'ClrclevDle, to v!cIOIY· Sl!colld Wa8 Direct flyer, owfl8d ~ J, Welle aad J. WUhelm, wt.•. and ~ was Biook- : llllld ~ ~ and driVen by · Jritllrr~ilrtvei'·ahcltrabier, · · ~ +i(~',' ~• 'i .Dicit ~ drove IP Wolf Crllli .to vlttoJY In the 13th rsce . . • " "1~~~~~~to Sun Del Joiii, . . 1 by v. Dean M:~Qre, li;:;:=======:::;ti . . .. • LOCAL SINGER Olle Melp County .llludent. Laurie Wa.vl111d, Is llfnl with the AD Ohio State Fair YOU!Jt t:;Jtolrculftlltly perlorrttlni at : l33nl Ohio Stale Fair In Columbus. She pictured with Paul W. ~ Ill•• Zanesville, equipment manager. Tbe 300 member dtolr, ~ jletforms more than 100 times during the 17 day lair and wW Jr'"'mt a : parmi's concert at IUtode!l Center on Salunlay when choir alwm! day =wUI also be oiJsmoed. ' POPUlAR - Popular w!lb the ~r set aad lalrpen In Melp c--&y II the ldddletnclor pull beld every cJa.v late In the afternooo. One al'l'ueJda)"s wluueti, B.J. ErvD, Racllle, dkl the testing d. equipment to opea Wellresd'l)''s event. Flni place wlnDen !rom each day wUI OOillf ete lor the I!J'IIDd champlomiblpa oa Salunlay. costs, stop sign; Linda tland, ~and oosts; Janalee Stock, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, falled to Pomeroy, $21 and costs; Patrick display valid plates; Todd A. Barclay. Parkersburg, $25 and Lucas, Athens, $lO and oosts, left r1 costs. center; Ruth Dillon, Reedsv!lle, ~ Forfeiting bonds In county court and costs, dlscrderly conduct; $:al were Alech!a Stotler, Hideaway and costs, obstructing oftlclal bus!· Hills, $50, speeding; James Keness; Janice L. Fetty, Pomeroy, sal rHng. Lakewood, $12, speeding; and costs, failure to control. Wesley Easley, Columbus, $«1, Fined t>r speeding were Robert speeding; Everett Brown, CatJetts. R. Stockdale, Canton,$Ziandcosts; burg, Ky., $50, passing at an Louts LeGrand, Richmond, Va.,sal lnters«:tlon; David WeDs, Long . and costs; Mel!5sa Howard, Ru· Bottom, $45, disorderly conduct. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Harrisonville COMPUTERIZED ENGINE ANALYSIS +TAl Sptelll Prlet ' .. . .. OUR #1 SELLING RECLINER $2~99.?;5 .-~~.-~a--~~ :::: Warren, 93, of Marietta. She a native d. Meigs Orunty. Cbtng to Marlettta to call at the ~ral home were Stella Atkins, ~by Diehl, .Kenneth and Dean 1-,l!ish. ~ ·Paulllne Atldns entertained the lWtland Garden Club at her home rJt;ently. Guests toured the Dower tardens of Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. ~Bolin. Memrersofthe Rutland trlendly . Gardeners and the ~~niB and Fio11~r Garden Club wl!t·e guests. A workshop was Willl S1995 +TAX IWI'III .COUPONJ Good thru Sopt. 1 AIR coNDmONING (FIIOII, 01•• •PirlllnnMce Teet Syltem !UGHilY IIGHOI •Add Refrlger111t If Neceuary •tnapect Syatem .,, L•lta •Check OriYe Belt Condition • Tanalon •Tilt twlth thlrmomllter( Degree of Coldn111 •T1teelll Prlet SJ 595 Good thru Sept. 1 ·· - •• + TAX · IWI'III COIIPOtll · LUBE, ·OIL 'AND' FILTER . l"brlcata IU..,ehllop. dreln on lnd ...,... titter Ullng Mr. GoodwreP.Ch OH •1111 AC Dileo. Flltarl . . . In t(llaallwalwlist 111111111 !JIIIIIJ Jlr, 8aailluMdl ,Oil,&A/C ,FUttn net H brifld Of ch..p ft!t•andoll. Jllls ii,H litHit ID .IDodrtiU IIJIICIII ol "' 91' l'prt1 & Gl tanlca, no IUbllltltt fv! ..IIIIJ. U.it 5 qU. Oli. IEGWI *26.95 ··'••··••• . 0 0 • • • I .' " 0 • .S: 1·-t~s .... . tAl IWITII C-,1 1~.· t' , + .....••••. Calerid4rj ~0.-.~· I• & ADMISSION EVERY TUESO.Ai 12 . ~0 - - L AST OAY : ~- "THE I:ARATE KID 2" RATED (·PG) 7:00 I 9 10 P.M. "DUT OF BOU~OS' {Rl 5:30P .M. ONlY . CiJOI!G SOON! "ASOOT liST NIGHT" SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MATINEES 'w~as~fir=st_l=n-s=till~llt=e~an=d-m=arln=ej~~~~~~~~~~~L:.=='="= ''=SU=M=M=E=R=I=~:_ study. I PUllings Juanita Lodwick, Chester, won the best mshow award among all rl ' the painting entries at the Meigs County Fair. Reserve best of show went to Rosalle Sayre, Racine. In the oil painting dlvlslon, Lcdwtck won llrsts In the landscape from nature and the stlll Hfe categories. Second in landscapes was Suzan A. Thoma. Pomeroy, with Sayre taking third . In the still life category, Jody Uvlngston,, Rutland, was second and · Derek organizations. Mr. and Mrs, K.C. Welsh Blld Paul Duff visited a day recently with a former neighbor, Mrs. Grace Hammond, of near Olarleston, W. Va. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotterlll were their daughters, Linda and Helen and lamllles of Columbus. $500 CASH BACK OR ~8..5° 10 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING· ~: . happenings •• •" SUNDAY :PoRTLAND -The Hazel Com· Church, between Portland ;fld Long Bottom, wUI be having Its f!r)ual homecoming on Sunday ~. 17. Speakerwlll be Rev. Carl J!lllks. Singers will be the Bissell 1 liOthers. Linda Damewood and · 3M Lavender. Services at 9:00a.m. .., 1:00 p.m. Potluck dinner at r;uruty NEW CHRYSLER ... -· YORKER CHRYSLER'S 5150 PROIEcnON PLAN SUPER SELEOION ".. , IMMEDIATE DEliVERY ' ' Sea limited warr.anty at deale< C011ers engine, powenraln and against outer·body rusl· . .ioliii6l·· through. Excludes leases. Restrictions apply. tilE·waY VIEW DEALING•• ~EVERnHING GOES. car• :=i\~:.=d~~ SU~ WEDNESDAY · ALL SE AT S S2 .SO •• With Two IMp Dmilfl thi I IIOttt ltd ~ BARGAIN MATINEES SAT - •• Bedroom ln''One .... Phone 446· 4524 .Poultry; .paintings at fair judged .---------------;-----------1 . GREAT DRIVING COMFORT BEGINS HERE "ANDlE ROCKER RECII4ER JACKSON PIKE · RT 3!5 WEST happenings_Cremeans_._Ru-tlan~d·w_as_thl_rd. conducted In preparation lor the aower shows at the Meigs County Fair. · Mr. and Mrs Harold Graham have returned from a two week trip visit 1ng friends In Colorado, Utah and Arkansas. They also visited national parks and recreational areas enroute there and back. The couple traveled 5200 miles during which time Graham complied slides lor shartng with klcal ~ll REGULAR '26.00 &3~1 ""'.. ••• •.• :.aarrlsonv!lle relatives have tltmed of te <k>atl! of Martlta Giw your hia:h tech alllo the edp with our new Allen Encine Analyzer. State of the art dla.,.ostlc centerthlt'i WIJaheadohnJofthecompetition. The newest mthe field of Gtne11l Motors. Troubltlhootln1 dl· aanostlc equipment with computer and diiiiOC ta(llbilitles. REGULAR '44.50 witt be light II homo tn .,y -.It IHIUIII fiiliiiioo(, t~plo bock -NCIIOn wltll tho Mml· -held pitlawM...U M "'•• us.-co..a.v." "FOIMIBY NEW SHIPMENT-JUST ARRIVED 26 IECUNOS TO CHOOSE FROM ui- Comlolll 'lllllllllllllzod -~­ \ E K. Young, ~3 1 ducks. Middleport Twenty·nlne cases were pro· cessed Wednesday In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined were Rodney E. Pierce, Long Bottom, $:IX) and costs. six montm In jall suspended to 00 days, license suspended Indefinitely. DWI; 00 days In jail and costs for drtv!ng under FRA suspension; junior and senior champion mare and the grand champion mare. Arnold took top honors In the farmers hitch wllh Ervin second and Byron James. GuysvUie, third. fur ...... ........ Meigs County Court ends 29 cases this week David Coen and Sons, Guysvllle, are exhibiting the grand champion stallion and the grand champion mare In Belgians at the Meigs County Fair In the dra!t oorse · exhibit. Herbert Ervin. Racine, took top honors In the stallion foal class with Louis ARnold·of Waterford taking second place. C. Douglas Carr, Pomeroy, ~k both first and second place honors In the stallion. one year and under two years old class while Coen took first In the stallion, two years and under 3 class with David Carsey, Racine, taking second. Coen had the junior and grand ch<IJllp!on stallion. Coen Is exhibiting the best mare foal and Chartle Watson of Uttle l!ocklng took first place honors in MARE - This 18 the grand champion Belgian mare belllg t!Xhlbll(ld the mare, one year and under 2 at the Meigs County Fair as a part d. the tlratt horsesluw. Plclured Willi class with Louis Arnold taking the anbnal, "Marquette's Jenny" Ill David W. CoeD. Tbe mare Is oWned second and Coen taking third. by Mr. and Mrs. CoeD and ooas. The Coens also t!Xhlblled the grand Herbert Ervin took the blue for the champion Belglnn !ialllon. best mare. three but under fou r. Coen took first In tl>e mare lour years and over with Olarlie Watson. Utile Hocking, taking second, and Louis Arnold taking third In that class. Coen lOok first place In tbe mare and foal class with Arnold socond and Ervin. third. Coen was ltrst In the three Poullry Judging Sayre was first In the (Prlra!t from best of breed and Arnold was Judging of open class pcullry has llte category and first In Ill> animal second. been completed at the Meigs study category. Second In the Coen won the rosettes for the County Fair. jX)rtralt judging was Jody Living· Joanne Lawrence, Long Bottom, ston and Lodwick was Sf£0nd with won a first place blue ribbon lor tbe Donna Grate, Pomeroy, taking hest pen of two pullets and a third. In oils, Barbara Cremeans, cockerel In the Rhode Island Red Rutland, won first In the marine division. In the judging of bantams. study theme with Derek Cremeans John HendersOn, Portland, took taking second. first place In the pair of hens Juanita Lodwick !Dok lhree first category with second going to place ribbons In the judging of Sharon K. Michael, Racine, and acrylic palnllngs Including the Patty Henderson, J'ortland, Win· categories at landscape from na· nlng the blue for the best pen of one ture, stillllfe and flo~r study. or two hens ' and a cockerel was In the water color judging, a first Patty Henderson with John Hend· went to Carolyn Nicholson, Ml<klleel'9:ltl taking second and Jo<mne jX)rt, best flower study, and Trlsha Lawrence, third. Matthew W. Spencer, Lo~ Bottom, won a Michael, Racine, took the blue for second In animal study. In ~be the best pen of one or two hens. ~ r media judglng. Suzan A · In the judging of other breeds, Thoma won firsts In the portrait Joanne Lawrence took !lrsl place from Ute and the animal study with the best pen of two (Mlllets and categories and Juanita Lodwick a cockerel John W. Henderson, second, andwith Matthew Michael, third. Lawrence won a flrst.for the best> Pifr ci pUllets and a third the·best pair of hens. Glenda Kay Hun~ LoJ18 Bottom, won a blue for' !he best pall" at ,., .......... . . ,. SAD - This sad I!Wed clown Is making t1a1fJ1 appearances oo the Rock Springs Fairgrounds to enter lalr-goers at the Melp County Fair. Wllb the clown are Tanya and Riehle DUJ, children d. Rldlard and Bobelta DIU, Pomeroy. Draft Horse judging completed, announced ·. . . London wJll \!& clQied ' ' . . ( • Chrysler, ·Plymouth, Dodge Inc~ 399 SMth third ' • 3011: SO HURRY IN NOW! 0 992-6U1 . ' Middleport Chrysler Credit Cofpofation on dealer stOCk. terms. See dealer lor details. �Pllue · 8-The Deily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio An Open house postponed OjlEII bw9e pla!med rdr the rew Rejoicing ute Baptlst Churcll Christian Scbool which opens for tbe lint time this lnonth has been postponed. The OjlEII l¥luse was originally Thursday. AuAust 14, 1986 ( planned for this Sunday but wiD be held, Instead on SUnday, Aug. 24, lrorn 12 ooon to 2 p.m. Thestatffortlle new school which Includes klndergarti!n and grades one through six, Patty Asbeck and !lev Rupe, wUI be on hand alo"' wlthP.astorMichaeiPanglotomeet vfsltor5 at the open liouse. The school Is bcated at 333 North Second AYe., Mlddlepoct, and there qHl!llnia.. ~one are stUI a few lntereslld•n mt'O!Irill!lt ~ call ReV. Plngto. ReV, ~ · also reports that plans are underwlly ID enlacglngthechurchfacDitlesdthe church to accommodate 150 rrore: people with work to get u!XErway· the first week In October. The· church faclltty Is located at the same address. t'G ·. . lJOOJo ... 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I 3695 l All/Rot'* smdl I 66412. 4 dDon. 4 Cjl, 1ir lftllflll IIIIo, budlet; 1981 CHEVROLET CAPRICE . 1983 CHRYSL£R 1983 CHEVROLET · CAPRICE '6795 '6895 - '2795.. ·$.]28888 '· • 1982 CHEVROLET CHEVETIE 1982 PONTIAC BOrtNEVILLE ' . 1984 RENAULT ENCORE ·II.,., liD . .. h . Dinette wI 4 SWIVEL CHAIRS REG. 1699.95 :sass•• ' Swivel·Rockers ' • IASSm Reclil)er REG. 1799.95 . �August 1 1986 Ohio Smith birthday is o~erved · James Allen Smith, son It Robert and Sue Smith; observed bls third birthday on June 17 at the ~ It hls gnllldparents, Mr. and Mrs. J81'11!1 ·CunDingham. A Masters It the Universe cake was served with lceCI'I!iim. . Business Services Mrs. Larcy Lee1111d fiiii!Uy, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ervin, 8tllceY and Dusty, Mr. and l>frs. Jobn Foster, Mike CUIIIIlngham, R.Oger and Ruth Youre. Cllarles and Mary Wol(e, Orlando, F1a.; Jake Partlow, VIrgil 11~=======::J========~ and Mary Hamm, M\'. ilnd Mrs. ·~.andgtttswerepresentedto · Mike Smith and Sl¥1. VJrllln Islands, hlm by. Mr. and Mrs. AI Smith, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. ·Ray Martin, Morris· 8lld Mrs. James Cunnlngham, town, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Teny graildpatents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mildred Ihle, and Mr. and · Cunnlngluun and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pickens. GREAT BEND ELECTRIC,. Inc. N.E.C.A. CONTIACTOI 8 Lolt and Found 11 LOST Medium til• ,.,... dDg. IIICII with whhl me!Wrlga on neck • t.-t. Lut .... on Kwr·H - . , Rd. CoH 114· Z41Hil51. or t4·Z41·1301. FOUND Clft'MM't In torN a.m It 114· . .1041 7PII. Gtllla. Co. Ftlir. -C.ll •ldll'lttfy, fOUND Block. Lab. O.J. Wliho Rd. Coil II 4-441·1181. LOST Caeh qrward Lo1t dog, ll'lllt biMk Lab. on O .J. Whitt Rd. Collt4·0370. Help Wanted BNylitter nttdtd in PonlMd .,... Ctll afttr 1:00 . 114·143· 1140t . AVON. 3 open Wrritorlel. call 304-171· 14D. HIOH ICHOOI. ORADUATEI · It yOur futurt •ill unlltt... ., Check k'lto 1ht Alrrrt Nltlon .. Oulfd. Wt hlvt good pey, trllnlng. and up to t11,000 evtltblt In lduottion .. blntfkt. ,..,. l)lrt·tlmt . »•·171-3110 or 1 · ~162· •11 . OPENING AVAILAIILf ...... Merri Mtc't gutrenteld Unt of toye. glttt. honw diCOf ttc. NO dtltvtrinl. colltotlnG or k'lv-mtnl. Your hOuri. Ctlt .• "*"'· 304· 171·1718 ., t ·IOO·H2· •Residential •Commercial •lndu.trial Smith birth SING SET- Ana r ''mla are 111\'lled 1o lllleDd lbe Bead Ana G<lopel Sing, SunoiaJ, Aug. M a& Wllhlllla HIP Scbool Stadium, Fealured wDI be lhe Relledlora Trio, llomebclund, !lncere Golpel Quartet, Dan ~ and lhe Fallh Trio, lhe Weal Vlr&IDIA Courlen and Sunrllle. EmCee will be Georp Hascban. ~na wDI be a•allahle. In lhe l!\'elll of rain, II wll'be mowed Into lhe Wahama gym. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are r---;:-~------..,."'"""-1 announcing the btlth It their serond , chUd, a son, Andrew Robert Smith. · He was born on June 18 at the • Holzer Medical Center and weighed seven poUnds, two ounces and was 22 Inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have another son, James Allen, three. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Smith, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Cun· ,.. nlngbam. Mr. and Mrs. Roger . . . . . . ..... I I Young are the godparents. Pater· nal great·grandfather Is Elwyn R. Yost, Racine. _....... ....,.. RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC); VILLAGE PHARMACY .Parents·of Eastern Local School District kindergarten students will meet with the school staff at 9 a.m. .Jl!l Aug. 22. The klndergai'ten program, con· lerence times. classesandrequiJ'e. ments will be discussed at the meeting. Parents who did not attsld reglstratlonlnthesprtngorwhoare nE'W to the district should take birth certlllcates and Immunization records 1o the meeting. Students new to the district In MID~LEPORT : Racine couple files suit against railroad ~tr~~~t'!~~~~ '• '• '• FRIDAYI AUG. 151 SATURDAY I AUG. 16 & MONDAY I AUG. 18 TWIN MATTRESS & BOX SPRING SETS $9888 STARTING AT FULL $34444 MATTRESS & BOX SPRING SETS EARLY AMERICAN EARLY AMERICAN FLORAL SOFA LOVESEAT & .CHAIR $844 44 An action for $10,(0) has been : flied in Meigs County Common . Pleas Court by Max E. and Peggy : Sue Hill, Racine, against Con!Klll· : dated RaU Corp., Cleveland. ; The action stems from an • incident oo Sept. 2, 1984, at the : railroad crossing on County Road. : 21 at Hol:'l!on. • WhJle attempting to drive bls •motorcycle over the crossing, Max : HUl was ejected from bls cycle : when the front Ure struck an :elevated crosalng rail. The plain· : t!1ls oontelld the delenclant was • negligent In repairing and main· : tainlng the crossing and that signs : should have been posted 10 warn CLINERS Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE Offers wHI be r.celved un- Meigs County Deeds Re· cords. til 11:00 O'Clock A.M. on tho 8th chly of Soptoml>tr, 1881, lttho MoyO<'I offtco. 237 RICO st,.t, forthuelo of the following doocribOd woo outhorizod by Ordi· nonce odoptod Jon . 12, 1981 . The vUI-s~e' renrve• tho right to rejiiCiony 1nd oil , . .. . . . . .. tD·wft: Re11111111 oilullod 11 tho Soction 721 .03 of the Ohio Sale of uid real ettate bids. The sele is pursu.nt to RovioodCode. comer or Oarfitld lftd South Third Avonu1 iUhl Vllloge of logo realett1te in Volume FREE HEARING TESIS WEDNESDAYS CJ Coli1JIIterizld H•ri~W Air Selectioll Z Swim lolds • lnttlpretinc Setvices -a: ~ Real ettate apprai1ed et t?&OO. Ohio. The VII· IHio ID ooid Frod Hoffmon. Moyor Villoge of Middleport (7) 31 ; 18! 7. 14. 21. 28; 1914 "L•c·-, ' - PHONE 992-2156 Or .. Dttt itt Dlily Stllt•tl Clmifltd 111 Cart St. POIMrtY. OMU7i! WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3.410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Public Not~ NOdCI~ tALE 8y vlrtu1 , $)6444 • ~r;,. Onilr 01 • Sole l-Id 101t of tl!o Ca..,. : man PIH1 Court of Molgo · •County, Ohio, n the .... at "ThoControiTNIIC-ony. N. A., Mlcklleport, Ohio. ~IHf. llnll Ooby A. loliirtin on:'l:rv A. M1rtn, • ol., Dllendonll. upon 1 Jj)ilif ..nt therein oendorod, -~ c- Na. ·I·CV·131 Court. I wll - r for ·II tho front door altho c... rt "'"'" In ..., . .roy. llhiG• County, Ohio an tho cloy of Augull. 1181. lil.:to:OO o.m. lhe foMowlng lifteR .nd tenenwntl, to- 122 Mt: lhlnoo oloni ltat1 HJtiiW.V JWO. ''J ~ 3:1 dog. loll 22 fHI: tlwlloe 101111! 41. lQ' W.•112 tiel; ~co Nartto . ~t7 deg. 10' W.ot124\Heottothe P'- ,of blginnng a>nllln· dip. Public Notice SOFA & LOVESEAT SLEERERS $3'8888 $58888 Public Notice ing 17/100 ocro1. Rul eltlte ctnnot be told . REFERENCE· 01!0: Vol. for Jo• then two-thlrdo of 211, ..... 123, M1lgo thl .ppr16Md v.aue. Howord E. Fronk. County .DIIiJ R-rclo. Sheriff Sold pOraol -rolnd 11 uo.ooo. . of M<oigo County. Oh . Tormo of Sole: Caoh. 171 24. 31 ; 1117. 14, 2t, ltc Public Notice 4-(6.'. tin Business Services ~.11 : .~Tho following dlocrtbld - t· lillie IHUIII In tho 7/.llionlhlp of Sollolllry. -Addone tnd r.modellng -Rooflnt 1nd gutter wol'll - Conom. wort! - Plumbing 1nd eiKttlcal worll Sh~ T"bllie• IF- Eotimotool V. C. YOUNG Ul ,_,,,Ohio 992-6215 CHEMI-915-3307 If 992·1314 4· 15-'86·1< 4/1/tfn ACCEtn' Tlrt4 " 11ft .,.., ,. . . .......... Ali· nm co•• . 741-t0i7 holy lhtor? ...,_ SPHIG!OFT llowAS..N . . .d, llntal Plw Wtiollnstolotion "'Is A w-r Ill YM RECLINERS FlO~tAI SOFA & CHAIR STAmNG AT $34444 $54444 :lif''Ohio. boundod ond dlocribld • fvllowo: m· t~o~ng In S.IIOIIury Town· iiWP ond • port af Fr-n 2. ,.,_ 2. Rongo t3 of the Phlo ContpMy'l !'urchoH. Mtlinnlna 11 on Iron pipe 11 tfii· Southwlll cariWr of 1 ;, , . .... lot. -dod in ~ llooll No. 174, ..... NO. 341. Deed A - of !llle_lgo Coonty, Ohio; then .. -- thrvu= ... • ..,•..,..,.. lth Tri-St•. For more rm~tion. phone OtnTu In OtiHpolll, 114-6tl-1171. 18 Wanted to Do ~I r \) 111 11 I, 1: \ Wll ctrt for lick or cto hau• c:MMIW.g. Prtrt time. CtU 11 4- 241·1142. 11 Help Wanted Hlringl Fldtr•lr.vltftnwnt )obi In your ,,.. an ov ..... ,._IRY ll'fttMCI'-fli • .,lngt wltttout Wilting litt OJ lttt . t15 · tii,OOO. Phone call refundlble. 21 1102) 838· 11811. Eat. 101. ltbytlttll' in my hDrneNrtlng in lept. lend riiUrnH • ,...,.,.. cet to At. 41ox 148, GtWipoMt, Oh 41131 . Nttd btbytlhll' ZPM to IPM, Perf. 101'1'1101'1. with chldnn at home. 114-•7· nea. c.n OonWno'1 now llldng IPPkltiDn•. Mull be tl cr oktlr mutt own a hive lnturtll'l• good clti'M'a r1100n1. AIPtr M pereon. •r a.. ineu Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recammendt thM: you do with people you know, and NOT to lind mon., tlwou. tht fNil until .,.. hiN't bu..,.. lnvet11g.t.. tht offlring. . Need mr• mDM¥1 fritndly ho,.. toy prtft._ fwtlmmtdllte IMI'III.. tnd dlimonetnto" In tt.ll .,... lt'1 MIY· fun .,d prettt.blt. We tt.. owr 700 excldno tovt Md · -· noodld .. my ...... glfte fHiurtng tttenew tnlmltld ,....,. ptf'IOn . c.. 114·211· aldna dol '"Criclllt" whlclh wtf t711. be adverdttd on nttionlllV. Na N_. •tro monoy! I'IIIENDI.Y .CIIh lnvtltment. M aatt.cting, HOMETOY PAIITIEihoo- cNIItoptnlnJiformt~tll••d dtmonttrlltOrt 11'1 thll . , ., lt't IIIJ, fun Md prothable. We ,...,rtn, haw owr '700 •citing toyllnd glftt the .............. GPtninll lor rD ~~ 1nd no HrVIot Clh .... AiyaunNdlud...,.to mllke montr. hw.fun Melt fM houN of •ICI time. No uperitnat nta .,'Y· Cal 1-100227·1110. ..w. 1111 . . . . ~.. Mel ftO <11- . AiyouiiiOd~od-to mtU rnr:tMf. hiVtltunand•t.w 227-1810. JDwelnmtftt jobl lad. ttl,040-llt.230 y011. N- Nrilt. Col 101· 117· 1000 Eat. R·•OI . EAIY AIIEIIILY WOAKI 1714.00 ,_ 100. G~o~•IIHHd peym1nt. No ..... Detallt·llftd 23 . _.. _ , . , Elon-711. :1411 E......... FL P - Fl. :13482 . f led; llltyt 10 do hou .. Profeaional Service• Ptlnting r•lden1111, il'lt.,ior.n..Wr, 40 .,..,. •l)erilna.. Collt1·441· D10. .,,, Mu• bt dtptndlblt hne good rertrenaet. Wit• .... •will ~ llld driMed. Phone 814· 192·1101 etter FrM et1lmtw. c.• 114·HZ1001orl14-742· 3t47. 1:310 p.m. iWIJ. 011' Will 81.1 Mt: 1!)30 ..- . ltlll'llilllll'llll'lll . ,. Tegothlr wHh the right to ...... the ........ It tile .. tr·· ..C. of tho -oway oltho -1 3 Announclimenta &renton. wlllch Qllvlrt io IOQ tod lithe Sou-otoltv ol the do· ICI"'Md peaperty. tot ••· pu'IIOII only of periollllttg llld Grontlll 10 the liilod premiMI II the ou-- r. IWEEPEIIInd HWinO miCihln• "~~~~~· ....... lild ......... ~ Md dllvtry, DM YICUUm C... ner, one hiH mi .. 1.1p OeorarJI'tlllc Ad. Cal lt4· -· aor_the,..f 1M moot dlriCI 101111 If. lng · - - • • 1 - 1 ... Io......,, o1 ••~ In the County ol Mello ond Stile of Ohio, $58888 _.,.)· ~ · .. ~h 73 diG· &3 ' lfoii'III131.11Httotheplocl o1 .blglnnlng, cxurtlinno tu811 in tho To-lilp BEDROOM ' SUITE l11 pl11','11 3000 Poroel No. 2: Tho - · STARnNG AT .. Lttm to prtp~ IMOmt T• rttumt .nd ltMM'tCh t MW .net exciting • ..,. C..._ ...,. bperitnetd bookkHP• 11•1n1 n• .CODUntt. Cll 814· 441· 7083. houn of epere time. No .,.. ritnat ntc llf1r. C1ll 1-800· :104-112·2996 tor crooolno Hid culv.-t. DINETTES 3181. -------- Wool Sill IIY•t O..nly of Moig1 ond 81111 by OAK, 2nd. An. Micklleport, Oh. 114· 9tZ·3171. _,,doiCildcot-wllbo .w.tiMd on nltktnll T.V. Na ca1tt lnvetttNnt. no oohoting. - t o Sllte Highway Na. ~; thenal lau1h 31 dog. :aQ~EIIII 07 -liang uld !lllhway; thtnDI Savth 47 EARlY Alii RICAN lklyinlf dolly gold. oliver coino. jew.lty. fltrilnl wn. aid oolnt, lnt curTtncy. Top pr;.. cet. Ed. turtl;ttt IJirbtr Shop, ring~, lt-. Totloy II•• wilt o,ti., to loy) J.-, Owoo4 Jt Yn. bp. DAN'S WAlll Hfllll& ll!oj1h 48 dog .. 20' E111112 FlEXSTEEL WANTED TO 8UYuood wood I. cool · SWAIN'S FURNI· TURE. 3rd. 6 Oltwt St. Otlllpo· Ill. Ctll 11•·441·3111 . Room ~~td bott'dfor low lnoome StniDr Cltil:en1. ca• 114-112- NO SUNDAY CALLS CARPENTER SERVICE •tlllf IIDENOUI TV & A,.LIANC£ tnd nwllf uted am. Smtth luk:lk-Pontitc, 1911 Eastern AYe., Gtlllpolil. Ctll 814-441· 2212. Day or !light YOUNG'S . Wented To Buy 9 PH. 949·2101 or 949·2160 HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •S'ILYAIIIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GilSON REFRIGERATOR •SATDWE SALE$ &SEIYIC£ Special ll.lrtilg ..,. tor tldertv' In phi'MI hDmt. Clll 114-892· 3181 . "At l•sonablt Pric:u" WE ARE YOUR SALlS Pl. ttJ-6931 f"o'old EARLY A.RICAN CUSTOM IIILT HOMES &GARAGES IO·I·tfc We lnJA f"l Ti• Public Notice BISSELL BUILDERS Situation• Wanted ~• engrwed. CtM lnittall 304-871· ding bend wl1h end21 12 fl!dd ld•tlfy. TOP CASH pakl for '83 moct.l DENNY CONGO 12 ' FOUf40: tme.laU• gold wild· (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-'601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 GaUipolis, Ohio 45631 1-lllfn '' buo"'• REPS NEEOED lor eccoun11. Full·tlme, 110,000. 110,000, Plrt -tlme, 112.000. 118,000. .., tilling. ....,._ bulln••· Set your awn hourt . Trelnlng provided. Ct• 1-112· 931· 1870. M·F. ltm to lpl'h ICf"trelttandJMI tlmt). Aoyllum Rood ..... 304· 171· 5213. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. z 1072 . temtlt Otchthund. Wt Pl'f a•h tor lltt modtl cltel'l UMd cars. Jim Mink Chev.·Oidt Inc. Bill Gent Johneon 114·441·3172 AND SERVICE STARTING AT LOIT. lat. M110n County Fair. lt. Alb.,. al•• ring, U5 .00 REWARD, 304· 171-2111 or 1'78-2217. . :z:: Licensed Clinical Audiologist Aug. 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents may direct any questions to the superlnts!dent's ct11ce at Eastern High School, 98i-4292. motorists of potential danger when crossing the tracks. A jury trial Is requested. - -- - SOFA & CHAIR $3·48 88 (JM·rgiJICY 1149-2516 , mo. r -----~--...1.--------~ Eastern kindergarten meeting slated found on IIIII Run Rd. Honda cat" or tNck keyt. Own~r miY' cllllm .. calling 114·•2·3112. FOUND RACINE, OHIO Olfico 949 ·2431 LOST whlto I. brown pony Pollom Trot Rd. Call Bill Hood. 114-317·0883. 111dln FrootiOn Na. 2 .,ddo· ocolbld 11 IDIIO"': lleolnnMil 828 fMt hi! Ill feet lild North otll<!t t!ef• Eoot 131 loll tom tho ..,.._ _ ofFr•- tlen Na. 2 on "" Nartllllno af N...... R - ' 1 l .tl - 11'101; llit!!IOI .N- ~'1!! dog. - 112 .... "' 81MI H.....ay Na. U; ....... oloiiiJ State Hlghw.Y NO; U Iouth o10 doa. Elll , . M HIPPY •• .' ' Roger Hy~ell Garage II. 124, P....,.y Ohie AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR . ,,.......... ,. ~~. ' '"· 992~5612 '· or '992-7121 ' . -·····GiiiiTpoliii· ········ 8o Vicinity Frid.., 11th • · 4:00PM lob't Drfveln Rt. 31. Thoft'M Ulfttit· _. Z U, bolt'dorgtn, TV . tempt, •d othtt """- itetnl. CtNrCih of Ctlritt In Chrittien Union. C~nt•trY Townhoutt 11· tl . to rwtlt for ftlldy thlkl· r1n . FOt' informtt:IDn ctH e14h~ '"'· 317t . ..... "Pt 'Pieiiiiiiii.t .... 8o Vicinity Juty lth. ylfd .... 8 till d • . 01lllpolit Ftrty. fllu1a. bicycle. mite. Y..-d BAit, Thurs•dFri, I :OOto 1 :00, 101 lufdetlt 8tr11t. 3 lomllyylldoolo. 7Nonhlllod lt.. M110n, W. Vt. Aug 14 Md . .. - - - fridoy, 1,00 tltl?. YW lll1, 224 N. Pft Dr., Frt entl Stt. lott of MM. 1511 movln1 ttle, fumlturt. ....._ nlct ClhlkiNnt ..., «<ult do..... tiC. Frt, lat. MNdow- loooiiDrlvo. .......P.omero\1 ........ .. Middleport & Vicinity A - 11·:14 flrol ..,, In --.RL 7olll............. a .......wr~~ M e.. a.. It _ R.... - . R d. IOI Mlllte. DW., tumiWrt. .,.... .108 W. MAIN .POMEROY lt4-1141-JIH . ', ....... t ... lliiltlltti. -lnO-Rollior-& !1:110 am. • 4:00 ""· • ' �Page 1o-The Daily Sentinel -Ohio 44 31 Homea for Sale 154 Apilft!Mnt for Rent • - · lumllhod, IZIJO por -OIICI-.R- Y-o IUD,~ v..., . . tlllt ....., offw. Own. must but undorprlood Air aandltlonlftg 12,000. IITU, llko - · 1200. CoN .,., 814· 448·4703. Ck»M to the n•twh'n-11 pool In GoiUpollo. Coli 81 4·448 · 21138. month. "The nice thing about candy is that you don't have to be hungry to eat it." 3 bodroorn. I 'h both homo with renge, ..trig. woodburn• on 1A. ktt n11r Crown City. Ctll 814-448-8841 . ~--------~--------~ lorgolol. 81 4· 112·1324. e room houM. 1.2-ec:r•. Double car g~nge. Locttld on Rott Hill. Borgoln prlood ezo.ooo. Coli 814-878-2113. Hou111n Porttand. e28,000. For Nle. or rent. 30'-235-0119. RMdMrille. by own•. Two for thl price ot on 1. 2 bedroomt. IMne.. clnlng room, kttchH. b8th wtth utrt room. All fully c.,llted . Luge porch. fenoed yerd wtth Ntlllttt T.V. Alto apartment which lnclud• 1 32 Mobile Homea Go~nwn hom. from 11 . (u Nlllirl. DeNnqultlt tax property. RepoaM~Iiont. Ctll 805-1811000 ht. H-9805 for curr.nt r.,a lilt. ....:.---- - -- ·lc1 Hdroom 21111 blth, lerge ldtaft.,, 5YI Yllrt RIW· 1 mile e.n of Rutland . 1155,000. 1.11 ecre. 115x30 Pool 1nd deck. 814-982-3&43. For ule: Apartment houu in Pomwc~y . 1114-992-11022. Tlke over p-vmenta. 2 bedroom, home tn Syrla.~tt. CtoM to park. pool, and grocery .tore. Aluminum aiding, earpet. .:nne furni· ture. Storage building. sm1ll k)t. 814-892· 3133 or 814-9920B:.:a_ . _ _ _ __ 2.:.: : -lcNiee 3 bedroom home. Blrn. QllriQI 1nd orc:h•d wjttt 3 IC:f . . of l... d. Phone 614-742-2460. 7 rooma, 81th 'h. Ctt•ter Vlll.ge. Move In beforl aehool 111rt1. Redu ced t26 .000. 814985· 3671 . Modern 3 Mdroom 1\ome, r• duced to 1'1.000.00. 30411715-6047 . 12,.60 mobil• home 1nd lot on HDord Lane. Will considlf tr.de. 304-578 ·2953. 3 br ,..,c:h ttyle, ftmlty room. good loCitlon. New Haven. 304·882· 3UO. HouM tor u le or rent GaMipolls. Georg• Cl'l8k Road, sm~ll flfm. 25 acrel, 3 bedroom houte. 304-882-27U. 8 room house, b1m. 49 1cre1 end 7Yt aer• of lend. Ashton. W. VI . 304-578-2779 . leon are1. 7 rooms, v•rd, ge rden 1pot . S c hool b ua rou t e, 116.000.00 . Ahtr 5:00 PM 3114· 364· 2459 Sill by owner. Greenbrier Estat•. 3 bedroom houN, 2 1h bltha. 11rge living room. din ing roo m. elr cond. famlty room with wit blr end wood buminQ fireplace, 2 car UIJIQI, 2'/t ICJI lot. Shown by eppointment only, 304-875 -3818 32 1982 Clevton. 1 2x80, ell llctric. uc cond. 304--878-2485. Muet •II, 14x70, 2 bedroom. 11h batha, carpetM, fumilhtd, porch, utMIIy, 2 uptndos. Almost a double wklt -' a slngle wide ~rice . Allthw:trtc, on 1'8111:~ h.!f Kre. No f'HIOnebte off• refu1.e. 304-876-1704. 12x11111dd on roomwlth carpet. 01 .500.00. 304·511·2890. 1981 Holly park. 14x70, 2 bid· rooms, by appointment only, 304-895-3854. 33 60 acre f1rm ntlf Gellipolit. 8 scret tllllblt. 40 ac:r• puture6 woodllftd. F1rm pone & greenhouM . Oaod 3 bdr. houM with cenual air &. rurtl watll'. R• duced price tc 1tll. Wrkl to Herold kregor. Rt. 1 Bo• 201A. Bidwell, Oh 451U or e1H &14-387·0135 . Be.mtul home in Flmwoodl .,.. of Pomeroy. 17 •cr• • tpring fed pond l'llilllble. can HDMES KESSEl 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 814-441-7274 . 1911 Buddy, :Zbdr., U d O. 02100. Coll614·446·0390. 78 14x70 Rosemont. 3 bdr . . 1 both. AC. wa hook-up, osooo. Pot... tlon 30 deya. Call &1•378-2815 or 114-371·21508 . 12xl50 Shultz tunv fumlllhed . W11her • dryM. air conditkmer on 86•171 all level tot. one-third ecrt g.-den IPKI. Locettd In Port•. St. Rt. 180. Price rtducM for "-'i'* Nil 115,000 ulc• 111. Termt m.,. btavaillbe to nilponll:ble PII'IOn witl'l sui- gnt181 down peymenlt 11 8% int.,.... C11h prlfsrable. Cell 114-388·9883 if no tnter eetl Hunt. WYA 304-429-3395. bed-. 2 lui dry booornont Uncoln AIW't .. 3 bldfOOml, fuN dry biHmertt Lincoln Ave., 3 bedroon n• hou,., tuM dry blltmtnt Mt Vlf'flon Ave .. 11 ••c cond. well insulated low full bill. Rtnt ltiN'tlng t271.00. refMence requr.d, 304-1711882 or 875-4510. 42 Mobile Homaa for Rent 2 bdr. trail• fumilhed, W.O .. min. from town. Col814-4411-4083. quiet married coupte. I 2 fully lumlohod odulla only, utHhl• pold. CoM 814-4484110. 103 ecre firm. 7 room hou11, bath. FrM(III. All m..,•alrighta. Tobacco be... Others. 814- 742-2142. 34 Business Buildings 3 bedroom unlum61hld tNMer in country. 1200 per monttt. 1100 depotit . You payg"and .. tctrlc bills. C1ll 114-112-2711 1ft• 15 :00 pm. 2 bedroom tre.ll• for Nnt In SyriCUH. 114-H2-Z721. 2 br tr.u.r. ctntrll tlr. 11.1tllbtt for couple tnd on• child. 1110. Del. styla rntliurant for 11le pluo utlllll•. 304·875·4088. 0 · 5. Hcen... ucelllflt bulin•• opp. loc.ttd 11 38 Court St .. 2 bedroom tl'liltr, edd on room. Gellipolis. Priced to Mil. Cell' g•-a•. 3 mil• from Point 814-448-0028 . Pl ....nt Rt. 2 North lbove o4d " Y". •zoo.oo unturnlh11d, For Sele: 60x90 ft. comrnerci.t 1225.00 furn'-h.d pM: utMftl• zonad building. Brick conlfruc- 080.00 dopaoh, 304·87,11·3241 tlon. large Oltega doort, SoUth tftlf 7 :00. Fifth Avt. Middlepon. Phone 614-882·5558 doyo, 814·9826113. 114-992-2028 ...,enlng1. 44 Apartment Fire damaged buildinQ. 509 for Rent Main St .. Point PleMtnt 304BB2· 335e. 35 lots & Acreage 31 acre farm 8 rooms & beth. gas well. free gu • oil. 1100 lb. tobacco bllt. Rursl water. sever1l building lots. 6 mil• out Buii'Ville Rd. te9,500 make offer. Melvin Mooney, 114· 4463008 . Aahton building lots wh:tt public weter, mobile home~ p~rmitled, 304· 676-2338 or 304· 576- 38 1 lf'ld 2 bdr. aptt. for rent. Iaale rent for 1 bdr. 1171. Buic rent for 2 bdr. 1212. Alto 1200 Me. dep . req. C~11 to Foodltnd and Spring Velley Plu:e. J1cUon Estett Apertments, 114·..41· 3997 . Equel Hous i ng Opponunit'-1. 2 bdr. ~atlirSipt . , unfumilhed, CII'Jiettd. utlliti• pel d. Na child· ''"· no plftl. Cell 114-441· 1&37. Furn . ettlciency 1150 utMill• paid. Aduht, Sh1r1 beth, 701 4th Ava., GallipoUa. Ctll 4411« 1 6 1ft., lpm. 2 bdr. unturnilhed apt. In Crown Cltv. Co11114-258·1520. 2 bdr. untum. wtth tppl. It lt1 Third Ave.. GalllpoU1. 1210 month' plus utilhl•. Cat! 114246 ·9595. Real Estate Wanted 1 to 2 .erM, Green School Dill. or reel nice home. Cell614-4.tll- • 307 evenings. Furn. 4 roomt l bath cl..,. No pets, adults only. Aet. • dttJ . raqulred . Call &U·44&-1&11. Regency Inc. epanmll'lt 2 bdr .. utllttl• p1rtly paid, nice. Ctll 304·875-6104 or 304-175· 7928. Rent als 3 bdr. hou11. Spring Vall..,. Piau. no pett, 1 or 2 children. Ret. & deposit. 1400 month. Call 814 ·44&·1323 AvaiiRie Aug . 13th complttety niW' interior. 2 bdr. unfurnithed hou••· Oarege storage bulldln,. Ret. & dep. req. Clllll14-44 · 9881 . 2 bdr. good cnnd .. 59 Oerfield Ave. 12215 mo .. phil t160 dtp. Coli 814 ·446· 1828. 3 rool'nl & bath, new cerpet, nice & CIHn . CioN 10 shopping, 1215 mo. All utilitill ptld IKC. olec. Coli 814-448-7818. 1 bedroom lpt. for rent. l•lc rent 1t1rts 1218. a month that indud• all utilitiM. Deposit required of 1200. Cont1ct Vltl~~ge Mtnor Apt. Middlepor1. 614-992· n87. E"''' Houolng Opportunity. Pomtroy 2 bdr, NIYion Run, 1176 mo. 1100 dtp08it, Yllfd, 1111 Oakbrook 14x70 expan do, eltctrlc 111ove II rtfriger1· 10r gM fumiCtl. woodbumer. 3 ...droome, gerden tub. 2 full blthl. n.-w cerpet. curtllins 6 underpinning Included . e1•.000. Celll14-378·2187. 1bi0VIndtte totaletec.. 2bdr .• MW carp ... u calllftt cond. FrH .....,.. Mt up. Call814·•••· 0171 tltiO. Hou.. trlliltr _.,vogo a lot 17.000. 02,8!l0· Colll14· 2 bdr. houll unfumflhed, no ptt1, Nference needed 1111 a month. 1100 depotlt. Cell61.t· 448-3617. 2 bch. houN on Dry Ridge Ad. Pelriol. DH . t170mo. lncludlng w•ter. Cell w e. 114·441·4703. 2 mlnutee from new OllllpoU• Pool! Mintconditloft, 2 bedroom house with nil* plulh <*J)tting. dtiPeri• . wtndowa. insulldon, wiring . Hou1111 epotllltl 1350 por mo . Coli 814-218-5110. Jll-ltOZ2 or 3 I:Mir. hou• In Mlddl.,art, 1112 1••70 Flll'tWOOd, 3 bdr.. 1ir cond., dllhwllh•. u.c. locaZ biiM. total Mectrlc. For more lion. CaH 114· 448·1201 afttr Info<-• 814·381-8833 of· 1_:_ 1 1_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 tor4PM. Underground home loc.ted old HIGH ICHOOl GRADUATES · 1801nEvorg-. 2bdf.. nopoto II your future .... unHttled? Of chldren, 1210, 1100 IIC. C - Into lho Army Nollonol clop. Coli 814· 441· 1718. Ou.-d. We h-"' oooct pay, treiiWittl· end up to t11.000 LMt•. tpaclous 2 bdr., Wlndlor, ..,wiitl& 1ft ldua•ton.. befteftle. 2 lwlh, c:Nnlngroom, convtnieftl - -tlmo. 304-875·31aO an R1. 7. Colll14·245or HI00-142-Htl. 1811. -lon petlo, Clll.ttlf llpm 114-9128888. 1 badroam lpt. In Pomeroy, Compl.t1ly rwnodlled kitchen f~o~m .. hld. All nM NQI. 114• 992-1215 or 114·192·7314. One bedroom unfurnished, total electric • · Wlttlr, MW~plnd .-big e collection ""· 14- e I 92-2084. For Tr~il« IPICM, eiNII Children - t o d , Rt. 1, Locooi Rood. of K 6 K Moltllo Ho .... Uke MW, u.- anty 2 mon!hl, tun ..1• box IPrinSJ• a manr. . firm. Colt 1100 will 1111 for to Rilnt 0410. Coli 814-2118-8281. 8tltl 10 Plf'CM'II offl Fl....lng errow tign IHtl Lighltd, nonarrow •2111 Non·light• 12211 Free lenni FtJW ltft. a.. locally . f - 800 - 423 · 0183. Now Eootorn High ....... )>rielpel end wtfe nMCI hou• ta rwnt. Pmerablf In Eutem LaOIII Dlalrk:t. Heve 1 room~ of furniture, Iorge home. Coll81 4·18113329 bMuuten 1 :00 em end 4:00 prn, ll'tYiimt. 2 bedroom lumlthtd opt , Aduho ..lforrod. 814·882· 2748. Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION l FURNITURE 82 OUvo St., Golllpollo. Now 6 uHd wood-co.. ttov... e pcwood LA .,Ito 1381, bunk 1188, llnlran ,_.Inn *II. nM & •It•. •tt• ltlmgtOOm e111-1111. - · · oloo llvylftg oool • wood - •· Coll814·441· 3111. W•ttd : und rocll:. C1ll 814192-2a03. Dinllttt set wtth 4 •wlvel dlalrs. Atfrlger.-or. Ov.! fuel oil tMII. Phono 304-875· I 388. GOOD uaEO APPLIANCE& With... dtyen. refrll•eton. reno••· 8kleo• Applltncel. Upp• Rtwer Rd. betldt Stone CNOt Motol. 814-448·7398. 125.00 you hall, 304·1715839. Ontlttwtddlng rlnga, ontmelt wedding Mnd. vtlued 1300.00 will Mil 1121.00 . 304-882· 31&2 or a82-2478. Vtllt¥ Fumltur•. ntw 6 UHd. Gollpollo. "'' ltv of hlmlE11tern Ave .. CNdc our llritryday tow prlc. on fum*'rt • apptlenou. Mol- klhll'l Fumlture. At. 7 NDfltl, LAYNE'S AJRNITUAE ct.•• 1 bedroom opt. In Mlddl_.. 0175. por monlh 1100 dopooh. 814-882· 1811 doyo, 814-812· 1713 OYOfllngo. ...,.., NIIIOneblt rat•. ...-er pip•. wln - Pole Building• by Ouellty Bulkl••· Workshopt, carport•. enim~l •heh:en, garsg•. Free tltlmet ... Phon• 1114 -8197121 . Block. brick. martar 111d ma· 10nry a~ppll• . Mountain lt1t1 l~dt. Rt. 33, New Haven. W. frsm• *20, 130 • King frame 110. Oood IIIIC'tlon of bldroom tuitlt, mltll Cl· lmN. heldbolrdt *30 lnd up .. *II . Vo. 304·882 ·2222 . UHd FumituN: W•her & dryer, a• r~t•· electric oolor TV. wood tlble 6 2 blnchtt. bldt. · -· & ret lin•. 3 11dl• wt lulavllle Rd . Opon lAM to &PM, Mon. .... 801. 114· 448·0322. Orllfilonw..,nd Cltterv Kannet. CFA Himall'tan. Ptni., •d Siam.. ldtten•. AKC Chaw 66 ,.,oe. Pets for Sale pupploo. Coli 114·441·3144 oltor 7PM. Reo. Be.gla pups 4 malt 14 Wilks oid . A 2 yr. o4d rNII tiO ooch. Coli 814-241· 9578. 20 Qll. lhorl hot Wit• hNtltf', worb · 085. Colll14-387, 0214 oltor 8. AKC Reg. femtle 8<»111". C1ll 814-448-7820. Ktnmore we~h..- 1715, Kenmort wuh• .acado t71. Wlllrlpool dryor 07 , Whirlpool Wlllher til. Qlbeon rtfrig. .tor frolt ""' etl. Phlfw rtfria•• tor svooado gr.., til, Wh.,._ pool frost free refrigtrltor ttl. rofrlg- h""oot gold oldo by tklt *181. rtfria•ator white oldo by 01 II, 2 -lrlc ,..,g• 30 tn. eoppanon, 11 za • · 20 ln. 111 rena• 171, wood a aall bumlna nove *200. OE w•h•IMJOedo ..-. *1 50. 12 cult. - . . 1128. Skoggo AppH.,DII Upp• Rlv• Ad. " 4·441· 7311 . I'"" Reg. lh•aAPtOpupplel, lwkl. pion llhow dov•. 100d co.,..,en. ion1 . Will grow tD 13 -1.t lbt. mel• 1200, femii•UIO . Ctll 814· 251· 1783. Booalo pupploo. 2 loll. Puro brocf. l3hodl. 814· 742-2718 . Brittany Spaniel pupt, 8 old, 1727.•30.00 - ,,.IJ.,, . - - · ""'' dopaolt ........ :104-48.. 1108. Of' f'ltlt, Doberman pupa, D.C., 11111 dochd , wormed, e10.00 HCh. 304-n3-5840. Electric rengt good aand. CeM 614-44 .. 4413 enytlmt Dr 111•.t41·4347 lfter I or •• eept _ 104- c. Farm Equipment WMII:.-.dl. M1tddng NfriQ•Itor a ttovt. lrend Hot Point. llmound . loth 1180. Collet 4· 441· 4413 or 814·4411-4347 oltor &PM . 1879 Chevy 'h ton pick-up. n-. AKC Collie pupploo, Boblo .,d White, sholt. wormtd . ..,, - ·· 304-48S·1081. I lnydor, 114-448-1171. 67 Musical lnttrumenta 0~ .a.o. rtnge 1100. Call 114·441-31181. "'e"'ltv c.- night Elton John talks about his upcoming U.S. concan t our and his soon-to-bere leased albUm. ~~~=-=--- ·· .. THEY JAY V'/0~/?Y CAN -lo. ..,. -.--.--. THAT MA!<=E..s" MAl<!: >EN)E. .. )tJU~ HAl~ Ju$j LOO/< FAL.L our Ai TI-fE PRE51PENT 1178-11 fl. Wldwn••.,..lng ,. Tlmdem ..._.., C8l'll 1 ...... . '' ! fT• IWnlng. g11 or eltctrk: @ Major Leogue Baseball: Chicago Cubs at Montreal (3 hrs I lllJ Jeopardy 7:35 Cil Major League Baseball: San Diego 81 Atlanta 12 hrs , 30 min.) 8:00 D I]) lllJ The Cosby Show (CC) The Huxlables' family friend asks Cliff and Clair lor help when he realizes his daughter has a drug problem . ~A) In Slerea (J) Wackiest Ship In the Utilltv bldg . 8PL: 30'•40'•1' with 111 '•8' elkler • 3' tii'V. 304·115·2273. door. 11,2156 lf'ICitd . Iron I 977 Pontiac Grand PriK. - CD D (() Ripley's Believe Horoo Bldgo, collect. 0 mlllion. uceti~Mtt condition. call 814·332-8745 min.) nmnlftg oond, AC, PI, PS, PW, 3114· 111·1898. CNIIO, 1870 5000 Fot'd diltl tfiiCICH' U . 810. .t bottom Int. plows 029&. 5 ft. wood buoh hog USO. Ntw ldu ctvn1 bounce 81 II or Not\ iCC) Watch astronauts deal with zero grav- H9me lmpronmanta I 884 Ch...,, 4 door, brown. ity , wttness a volcano erup· good oond, coli 3114-87•-7471 tion on Jupiter's moons and learn how blind young sters oltor 4:00 PM to 8:00PM. mawtng maohlntllktnew *'815 . '71 Muotong II, - com plclc.-. trtnepon dilc:. mowtng m.dllne. txtfl dull whetll, 1971 OMC Dump TNok, 01500. Coli 814·3889300. 1912 YW RobbHt L.a .. 4 door. tlr . 4 spud , AM·FM. 11.810.00. 304·1711-2129. 3 bloclc sawnill t2,100. Cel et4-318-8888. '74 Ferm w.gon. 1 row tobacco bulh hog. I!Praylf, bat· tow plowL htY rake, hl't b ...-. oom pick•. 4 row com planttr, dsc. mowlno IMChlne. C1l 814-143· 2103. 304- Cell lonnie Dunt 304·171· 1424. 1879 Ek:III'Mo, Ill r.oaMtble Ofl1lon, •1.100.00 or :104-171-3841 . boot-· Mlchlg., 71 SE 4 ,whool drlwo, rubb• Urid loader, 14d4" tW•. 6 c:yl. dlltel .-.gina. 2 1.-\ yard buctlet. 13,000. Call 304· 418-1031 . '77 Oldo Cutlooo aupnomo, 304-171-8241 . n Pinto 4 tpd .. uc:. oond .. AM-FM etltltta. reer tpllkit', lew mlloogo. CB rodlo. CoN Buy 72 Now buying shell oorn or •• com. C•llforlt•tquot... Riwr Cltv Form Supply, 114-445· 2185 . 63 • Unooncltlaool~-- · ' "· Locol •titt- lsi Free 61nt- otucco. PI• ,.,,.......,,.. .. Low.-. Coll814· 211-1 112. RON ' I Talevlaion Service. Hou• Cll1 on RCA, OUIUr, GE . lpeclollna In Z1r1Mh. Co' 304-871-2311 or 11 4·44824&4. romovol. Coli 304-a71-1331. · ; . , pe .....,. end thownmtnt'hlp. Excellent youlh IM'O'I'OCI. Coil 814-388· a1 && or 814-38S·82&Z. · 10 llflt . . . 13.00 ••· I doe. buck rebbttL H011e ..... ltatnd brtld. I ga1rt1. 4 llhohs 4\1, month old. 4 llrga brudl sows. 1178 F-100 Ford truok. 1100. 814-742-2141. __ Coli 814· 281·8801 . 1174 OMC trucll ll ton, hO\fY duty. 1173 J.., CJ8. 304-178·1311. Aaglltll'«< Hemplhlre ram. 1~ .,..... okl. Proven brNdir: Call 814-218-8831 . 71 '72 Ford pldlup, outo, good oond, ..00.00 . 304-178-2871 . .r. 14 Chlntlt 4 cyl .. 2 I .d.. AM·FM Cllll'ttl. taw mlltogo. c. 1) 4· 441-0137 oltoriiPM. l'lroblnl 73 V8l'll & 4 .W.D. Chevy C-30 .... V M 117.7 c ......, ....... A-1 cond, . . ,. ~odo. 1 Coli 114:MII,IItl. ooltlo - ' *ling. .' oerpent•Y· ,.mad .. ""· oltllng. oooflng. ........ work, blo.. peMUng. Fr.. ..U. YOLJR TROU BI...E IS YOU YOLJ KNOW WHAT YOLJR TROOBI...E It\ WIN THROP:? -llo.· DON'T KNOW WHAT YOLJR TROUE!I...E 15. 84 ,.,., 114-441•11M.• 58 ohopo. c• 82 Plumbing HHtlng ,.,.....,, & .BARNEY G-Ohlo Phono 114-448-- or 114- ' ;141-4477 MAW!! 83 Excavetlng ,. WHAT HAPPE NT TO TATER? • • ,._ Fruit Vegeteblea • 1112 ~ Qonuw I Van . ·laMIIeRt 11000. C. 114-~·DII.' Now 'h ruflll• boiN. Col 814·4411-7718. ••"•ltlon. --·- ______ -....... ......_._~ ' ~~- ... ....,, 15 Skin problem 16 Building extension 18 Australian bird 19 TV repeal on sports shows 21 Writer Serting 22 King (Sp.) 23 Boundary 24 Land moql 26 Saintly DOWN I Masticate 2 Greek pot> I 3 Byzantine empress 4 Averagr 5 Count up 6 "A il Abou1 7 Various 8 Vocal vibration 24 Offer 10 Small marriag<' openi ng 25 Football pass 14 Boorish 26 Fair and 17 Secular square 20 BeSPe<·h 27 St....,tcar 23 Ru bber 28 Crazt• (prefix) 30 ltai\an cily 31 Concord or Mw,.r at 32 Rarin' to go 36 PrP~r nt 38 MosiPrn rulPr 40 Cap :P....,,.-,.....r.,- •' symbol 27 Salver 28 F'a\'orin~ 29 Malarkey! 30 Run 33 Mimic 34 Small fish 36 ll ooray! 3 7 VirttiOUS 39 Phase 41 lleroi<' evil. (60 mln.l IR). C2J (jJ) Chien When Sam trios 10 help Frasier out j. • narrative 42 Candle 43 Zest for lh.;ng 44 Simple DAD.YCRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how lo work i I: and m., are examined. (60 min.) Part 4 of 5. I!) Au1o llolclng '88: USAC Midtl!tls From Indianapolis, IN. lllO mill.) (I) 20/20 ICCI 160 ;n~SIIep or 114-44a-1171 or 814-...,; · 7111 . ' (J) Orwt Rlllwey Joumeyo Kon'o e lorvloo. olo-0. flllod. Col 114-387·0823 or · : lt4-387· n4t or 304·811-' • 1247. • · Uphol~ - •· •· 1 .'--'-~--',----.. t111 lfATr UPHOLIT!RY IHOP . , ,1111 .... ... . . . . . . ..-. ,;4·448·7111 .. 114-441•. ,. 11U. .. .~ ............. _.......... One letter stands lor another. In this sample A 1s used lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. S1ngle letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnat ion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYYI'OQUOTE 8- 14 of 1he World· (Ei 1]1 Trapper John, M.D. Dr. Riverside is forced to faca a l~elong problem wfl!tn hit strong-willed flli1el'' II lldmlttad IO the hoiiJ)i1al. (60 mln.l Clll Newt '10:05 (() MOYIE: 'The Great ' Bellk llollbll , . wo!IL!. poalo Mid Wllorboiill': w- AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGF E LLOW CIJ . : ' PEANUTS y N L J YD ~L.JY\1 K QC E H L C UKY YH N LJYV K WH B N 11 :oo l=em®a tD(B) Newt . G N KN C N J. C min.) n :30 • CD ()II Beet of c..... Tonlght'o guests sre P81ridc Duffy , Jimmy Aleck and 1he Aml)offt Sea Quartet. (60 <JI\h,j 1111 In Stereo. CIJiitinit • Allen AUIIIn ' City Umlta: . II S K y M M II N l l. P II I: TM W ·c E Y K E M I. W K E n U \, Yeeterday'• Cryptoquote: I WISH I COIJlfJ STANIJ ON A BUSY CORNER, HAT IN HANIJ , AND BEG PEOPLE TQ 111ROW ME ALL THEIR WASTED HOURS ! BERNARD BERENSON - (ilJ Wind& of Evtrnt (60 . GI.HRTM I KY L JI GCTS i&T~ (J) BCTV ( H 10130 eiiiiNN Ntwl <Dl Ttiilr lllvwn'e Joumel I ~-- 13 Pinch bar, e.g. e ::.C...:f"' :.O.IIMII (!) Clnt'a: lejOnd . ell AIC ,._. Nllhtllnc \ II Ali'Ulll 12 Abrasivr substarlce her. iRIIn Stereo. 10:00 • Cll llli Phil Donahue E.aemlnel 1he Human Ani· mel: WontM end Man The poolo filled . Coll114-281 · 11~\ 71 ,.,.- ,.,.. 'IIIIIIM. ··..... ..... 10.000 - . ..10. CoM "114·441· . ACROSS I Flake 3 Trial rt1n 9 Greek goddesses Keaton family informs E"en of some of Al ex's past exploits on the occasion of their six-month anniversary . Jam11 loyt Wll..- l.,let. Alto vw . . _ - AC, now ••.••. . - c.- 114-441-1111. ·· YGC, 'I by THOMAS JOSEPH nounces his plans to marry . ­ --------------~··~~ 74 . •.. +1 076 5 2 ~ru~.wd' girl.' the next day Frosier an- ., ...... Gener11 Hauling 811 ki'Oclll 1 changing rotes of women .-I. . • 53 .. J 7 6 4 discouraging threeas the of Opening lead: • J which denied as much queen. Wes.t further knew thal had little chance of !inding his partner with more than a jack after Drury bad jumped to two no-trump. But he took his best shot. He led the queen of · Bul Drury was having none of that. hearts. It is easy to see what effect this . He allowed the heart queen to hold the will have if declarer plays carelessly trick. West now did his best hy playing and covers the queen. Dummy's king . a low heart. Still no good. l>edarer win, another club will be played , :Drury went right up with the king, West can cash his heart ace and .knocked out the club ace and made his ' lead 1 heart to East's jack. Now East's contract when Wesl could do no more fourth heart will set three no-trump. than cash his ace of hearts. of a severe depression by arranging a date w ith a 'fun HE THROWED A TANTRUM IN HIS SANDBOX·· + .' I!::r~;~~ into a world of wealth and 9 :30 EAST WEST J LO 9 8 2 • 82 National Men's Pairs championships + AK · 1954 and 1955. Today's deal shows SOUTH Drury at his best, successfully coping +KQ 7 with imaginative defensive play by .. 10 9 8 West. t KQ J Although I don't recommend a take+ 7 6 53 double with the North cards (since Vulnerable: North-South has only two diamonds, the preDealer: West ferred call is lwo clubs), that action to a reasonable three no-trump Well Nortb Eau Sou&b Icontr:o<t. When Drury won the spade 1 • Pass 2 NT Db\. with the king and played a club, Pass P .1SS 3 NT Pass won the king ~nd relied on his Pass newspaper ad and pluniJOS PLUMBING AND HIATING Cor. ,..rth ond ,.,. 1·11-11 t A3 The late Doug Drury made his mark a young woman answers a CARTE~ 'I NORTH + A64 in competitive bridge more than 30 .. AQ 2 years ago, when he won back-to-hack t9 84 attempts to clea r a docto r -•·•oott•.-.....-..: .87' C• 114!44.WI7$. +QJ 10 9 4 a *;• ,_fOOd CoMoh.,'o Uood Tire 811op, o 1.000-.-12, 13, 14.... . 11, 11.1 . I mlloo.- Rt. 211. Coiii14--· IZI1 . By J1mes Jacoby • ••mined. (60 min .) (R). I1ID Ciil Crazy Uke a Fa• Nurse Flood becomes Har· ry 's reluctant ally when he .71 2 ~1. Y•l. 78,000- Good oon-n. A-•..,_., AM'I'M. UIOO. C. 114-441-lM'72. 117'7 CH,.. I ojl.. I "K 53 from a murder charge. (60 min.IIRI. (jJ) Myoteryl: Ag811ta Chriolle Myatorieo II jCC) Unemployed and penniless , good 1111 - • ooot 1400. c• 114·<141-1217. . Landing a slippery game roughbred racing indus try is I H ATE CAYS THAT START WI TH CO'WEI<SATION5 LIKE TI-VITONE . oond.; n• tlrie, UMult, palftt. c• 114--1122. ...... 304- James Jacoby honeymoon. 160 min .IIRI. Cil Nova: A Mogle Wey of Going: The S1ort of Tho· roughbreds ICC) The lho· M• -ocompfolod oornod.,. Pu ... ............ - . 815·3802 815 Aut01 for Sale BRIDGE travel to Jamaica for their · ea.ooo m • body good. .... good......... - 1 - l n g • • . 304-1711-:J'7:14. ll.tiiSIJliii.JIIIIII Rorara - Tryst - Stole - Gabled - GOT ERASED Veers ago the usual excuse for missing homework was "the dog ate Jt." Now It's "!he compuler disc GOT ERASED." der whtle Fall on and Jeff -oping. 1104-171-2010. IIIIIIII YESTERDAY' S SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Miles is charged w ith mur- • - r - .... t.own lwoo. , ,.1878 ....c;:acto ,.. .......PidluP. - Want good hame for two nice bllf typ1 hllfen. 1111 rMeOn• blo, phono 304-882-3130. 8 ~~:c:~~lR LETT ERs I Cil D ® The Colbyo ICCI • Complete the chuckle quoted by fi ll ing in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. PR INT NUMBERED min.) ...... ......... -~ (lndutl- •. lnl hat W IHIIcatlorl) 3()41.. , l?a-2081 or 871· 7318. play baseball by sound. 160 min.)IR\ . Iii CD MOVIE: 'GI Blues' (I) MacNeil-Lehrer Newahour 00 g Ciil Price Is Righi (jJ) Evening zr1 Papa: Fled· ltr'e Grute11 Hlta 160 min .) • rn (]I Flintily n•• The watchthe8o'clocknewundgat indlgaatlon, or wah for the t 1 o'clock and h ave - ?" ~ LETTERS IN SQUARES Paul Ricard . France. 160 ...... 304-8711-1112. 1171 Dodge~ton4•4dubc:lb pickup, low rniiNgo. 310 on· glno. outo.PI. PI••• -tiroo. b<okoo. front 1r1d. with ID<*·out hubo, u. oond. ooldilg 14,700 boot or •••· looko fw te. 700, nNd iUdoftw1gon or poo-gor ..,, M-1 1144411-2748. 1978 AOHA oonol V-1 hot __ L.....I.__J.-..J.L._.J l _ l, mula One Grand Prix From RINOlES'S SERVICE, , • .,.. rltrlood _ . .. olootrid... : . Aotory or I 160 min.)IRtln Stereo . 9:00 I]) 700 Club (!) Auto Rltcing '86: For· . AFRK:A CaU Em5t. Trucka for Sale s:3o -Tl11fJG~ ARt. ·l.roi:.I"-G GRIM tiV s:::xJTH : 1982 Dodoo PU light duty, 221 .t spd., brown whh cr-.m llborvloutoppor. Coii114-H7· 03t(. livettock 12 milled hono 11 .78 - IAIEMENT WAT!RPilOOFING Fetty TrM Trimming. ttump ; ' 73 Plymouth Fury, 318 automatic. PS, PI, 0110 .00 01 it. .ao Wanted to Pt\on• 87&·8272. doztr, I way bltde. wlndl. cenopy . 814· 742· 2328. 82 a...., plokup 1400.00. ·n Old• n.IOo.oo. lltt..-. J .D . ..-, 1r1d UNNORE h,.--1;.:....:;;..1.:.:..;.1:....:;;.,~l~r~A Wlfa to husband : " Shall wa I0 .- Iii @ Entertainment To- Army (!) Auto Racing '86: World Sports Car Championship Brands Ha1ch 1 000 (60 1171 - 304·111·84a3 or 11S·1410. . ald Perrin 1171 WMcltm . . camp• Mlf. oontolnod. Coli e. 814-' 441-llta. 71 Chevlttl with 81 engine.. Looks good, Nnt good. AM-FM u:Dilllnt oondttlon. ContKt or c... lltta, UOO neg. 11.t-UI- ,_ Odol M•"" 110 - I I. Mrddloport, Ohio. 814-812· 4278. 7278. I 982 Ch"'"'ltrt Colobrlty, oM utra. rtbuAt motor and trwne- 1884 Wol GTI a opd., olr con d. c• ., • •,_...~ 103. Plaktnt U_. Fumiturt. Good UHd lumlturo. Open 1 11> or tor appointment. (I) I1ID Wheel of Fortune (j) Fell and Rise of Regin- ~. Ultd Aefriil•etor, WIDmet- ~----~- D JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W. GolllpoUo, Ohio. C1ll 614-. . t-9777, eve. 814·448·3582. Up front lrOC· tort whh WllrrMtv ovw 71 ulld •tc;ton. 1000 tool•. 1798. & - 111 rn Talli Motora Homaa • Cempera tr.n.r. oonditlon. Can buean In Darwtn on St. Rt.33 It Mar1in ret . 114·288·8451 . MnHY Fergueon. New Hollend. l1.11h Hog 81- • Servic.. Ov• 40 Ulld tr.c:tort to choose from & C0"111ttlllnt of new • ulld aqulpmtnt. lerg11t Hlectlon In S.E. Ohio. 1171 M...,ry lob Cot for-o . . ..o. or boot offer. Col 814742-2180. 1982 Chryolor Loboron Shor~~ . AC .• Pow" Mall, power wift. dowt AM-FM. 814-882·8241 . EltceM..t I ; I I'=·=:· I' I:::·.:.,~ I~=·=:· S NAB I Nawsho"r 114·378·2220. 79 t G IJ)J Divorce Court @ WKRP In Cincinna1i @ Wheel of Fortune 7:05 CD Green Acres 7:30 D C2J Cil New Newlywed Game (!) Spaedweek 614-882-8241 . 1880 Thunderbird. CRDSS •soNS ,... P-· 1~ 1~ II (() Nightly Busineu Report 00 News ® MacNeil-Lehnr lronL - · 4 - dltvo. 0111r1 noo.. Wil - · CoN ; 1110Ch.mplon1tft. trlnlvM, ;: ooll-oontolnod, • - I. robuMt ..Qin .. ..... - ... Ill. . rlor. A- outo. ,,_., P8, PI, cruloo. · - bo•, roof ¥. Aolllftg II,700. offer or utda, Moll.• for 112.000 nooci ototloo-n or , _ . . , - · Mlllflng 814441-2741. 1111 Chwettt. SUndard. air, • door, brown4cyi. II.OOOmllll. 814-841·2213. 3 Yllf okl, AKC ......ter... Rid , mile Chow Chaw, •cell•n papn, 28 ch.,..lana ~ pactapte, call lfttr 6 :00, 304-1'71- tm ....,.. - furnlehett tz.eo. • 112~.,.;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;-;-L;;;;: alaatrlt • . Mtleft, ...,_ In Leon, . . . .. .._..,.._ w..U · 3114· 458· •pondo· ' 1.:;..:...::.:..:...__:..:.._____ Hou• for ..., 19a2 Chwttto. 4 opMd. Excollll'lt condition. lt900. 814742-3142. I 871 Corvono. 17,000 mlloo. 4 ...... Aoldng 18000. 814848·21 02 oltw 1:00. 1.11111 Supplll'' /; liVI'~, Iiil.k bMn thown In WMttm otd, 3 mela, 3 femala, Chsm- A Frome Houoo, 2 11<, now yard. Cel · e111. plua dtPOslt and raftrencoo. .._ocl Southoldo. wv. 304-S7S-1188. Peril, references, 304-112· :J741. 0810. Coli 814· 448·4180. 304·812·31 04 . Poft*Oy, Col 814-112·8413 ""• 1 :00. 1171 llcllly•POIII; wllft ;.- ~. uoeltllt aondltton. ~·tO. .,_. 4:10. . For ule or trtldt. Cllrl1 10 IPM blkt, wHI t!Wt for girta f'lluler bike or sell for *71 or belt otfar. Coli 814·812-7304. Trono-no. AH typoo. Over, .' b10r1or 1 bedroom IPL 1240 month. Fum. Uti- pd. no poto. 3'h rnM• •uth of Mktdl~. Cll 814-317·0111 . AP.MTMENTI. mo1t11o ho-. - ·Pt.P'-oriiMdGollipo. llo. 114-441·1231. 70 Bonnevlle convertHlle. good top, good tlr•. runs good, Auto Parta Acce110rle• I 988 Plymouth Voyogorloodod ooldng 110,800.00. 304-8711, 8118. Motorio~ Building ms1erielt, cement, block• ellstltl, yerd or dlllvlf'Y. OtMipolil B~ck Co., 123Y.. Pine Sl., Oolllpol~ . Ohio Coli 614· 448-2783. mtttr..... •• • eu. Bed Kol¥111- 875·8711 . 69 For Sale or Trada 18M Chw; Cwlll• IWion weaon, new engine wtth onty 8.000 - · oory good oondl, 14,:100. Coli 814-Z4a-8401 ,. 814-448-0212. & I I i NIFLT D ® Jeopardy 66 Building Suppliel 241·5121 . or electric: r~nge 4371. labv -<h. Corbin O.nnlng tomato11 llrtady olckocl, 15.00 buohol. CoH Jo• ilogor 114-2411-1115 . 78 f.D CD S1Br Trek ® Reading Rainbow ICCI (jJ) Under Sail @ Ona Day at a Time Cil F81her Knows Best D C2J@ NBC News I]) The Rifleman (!) Beat of Bill Dance ® 0 Cil ABC News ® Dot:tor Who 00 m(j2J CBS News ® Body Elec1ric @ Welcome Back. Kotter (I) Gomer Pyle, USMC 0 I]) PM Magazine I]) Man from U.N.C.L.E (!) SportsCenter Machine" 1!11 CD Hogan's Heroes : c..lumw..( ~....~ 1·814-237·dov or.....,.. fit o t ~ r • I ' • • e m • n-. ~' Wlt.,rHftnt. · ' dowt. lintela, etc. Cl111de Win · Dr•-• Clbln.tt 1. 10, • 12 .,n.Gu lr. ., 85 Chovy lmpolo 81 convortlblo. Red ruberrl•. Tayloq Berrv many new patti. indud6ng ~ hldl. Col 814-441-8882 or ll>r. polnUI.800. CoH814·441· 814·2411-11084. 4482. j,p: ~;o~udo motor, · 30 4 -all; · rtbuiH motor. 1100.00 M belt offer. 304-178· 21114. t . .. Rio Orende, 0 . Cell114- b.d• t110 • t17&. Mmr..... .. be• eprlnp full Of tWin 113, firm 173, •nd 183. Queen Mtt 1225, Klnt 1310. 4 dr..,or chtlt 1115. tit. Q.., Autos for Sale 110 lntematkln1l tr1ctor, Firmil widt front end commlf'ical loaid•. 4 lllowa. 2 row no· til oom piJntll', AO foot llevetor, 1 old Block. brick, Softl end pricld from U91to *991. T- *10 ond up 10 0128 . Hid••- 1310 to 0195. Rodin . . 1221to 1375. lorn!>o 021 10 fiZ& . Dlntn• 1101 snd up to 1491. Wood toblo W·8 dl•o 1285 II> 1781. o ..k fiOO up to 0375 . Hutdlll t.aG lftd up. Bunk bedl co~ete w·mtnr•'" 1211 ond up to 1318. loby •mt• & 71 Fruit Vegetable• Coli 814-288-8122 . Building E 12 cond solo album, "Three Hearts in lhe Happy Ending 1978 Ford Fairmont Squft lteilan wegon, 3CM--112-2211. Kan.,p. C.h IU-441-74... News I tlH tI I ([I Entertainment Tonight Daryl Hall discu sses the upcoming rel ease of his se- Typtwrh:er, l.wn mowers, bicydt, mtnl Lop lunn._, tl1h ten let, vtrlous tiltt, 31 ~da lllclrle otovo. 304·882· 31 04. ~IILI HOM!! I MOVED: In104-a75-23H 130.00 deliver•. Firewood, County App••oe. Inc. Good utld applianoet tnd TV Mle. o,_. lAM to IPM . Mon thnJ lot. 814-441-1881, 827 3rd. A... Golllpollo, OH . -n 12 foot """" - . 4 6S U .8 . 35 W•t Jeckaon, Ohio. 8 fl. FibrtgiiN truck topplf. 1250. Coli 814-885-4418 . 6:35 · 7:00 ' or . 114·441~-=e:·•::":'"':·:~:· :'=====;:=========~ 814-44S·182t C:Mihlre. Ohio. MHeofftr. ell · 1331. •I : Color TV. 21 Inch Admlfll. For lntornwtiarrc1ll 81 4· 112·•23. U&O. 814-882· 1022. u..t bedraom reno-. wringer w.t. ... & lho•. NIW' w- 61 451ftdl color TV *800. 2 - · Boatl and !Sale II Hondo ATC 210 ~ ~S~ lt,BQO.'C• 114. 1370. . 814·181·3137. ohlirl *715 11ch. bedroom suite AW F UL~ t'M ~ OT EATING T HIHTfAI< ~ ~"'~:\.=lnlft""'.:::·J. lion. t310 . 814-882-7270from ... 5. llue Earty Am•lc:an couch ll'ld chlir. Good condition. 1100. THig 1& · Motora for Smith Md Wilton 8mm. MmllutG piltol. Two 14 rd mega., cUitom slghtl. bc.lllnt condl· I'Ht! 12JIII Gray•aad. IIMclroome. ' 1 room hou• far ' ''"' In CoM 114·742-2711 or 814· 742-2777. COUNTRY MOilLE Homo Pork. R..,to 33. North of Pomoroy. Lorge toto. Coll814-112· 7471. lorll• turt. 1211 • M•. Moblo homo • - -loco- lion. Coli 114-448-3117: 51 :'.!.::~ ~.-::r.:. dloln tn.~all · Space for Rent 47 Wanted 1·1~ ozoo..zl• glrlo ~ opd. blovclo 44 topp• ftblrglau 030. • - ro-g aoorollor 180. Coll814-448-8271. loby bod 6 'mott..Oo 130, 2 babY bool<p"*o· othor mloc. baby " - ' · lwoot corn n .oo doz. Collat4-387· 0101 . MI~I::IJd illll sl: Trtilen for rent, Alrcond., ellble. Neutiful rlvlr viM, Ktneuga. Foster's Mobile Home Pll'k. 814·448-1102. 2 bdr., fum ., ntw carp.._ AC, In Golllpolll. Co11814-448-1408. 814· 448· 2359. - - - - - -- - -lc14•70. Twobldroomwtthroom 21 ecr• with tobtcco bllt end lddition. Above Redne. Ohio on 3 outbuildtngt. 'Ia milt up Sugtr 20 t~;r• . Frtt ga. UZO p• CrNk n. . Crown Chy. Cell month, ,.n ctn bl worlled out. 814-388-9923. Coli 3114-372·8031 . 2 cemetery Iota. Ohio Vall~ Memory Gard.ns. Oalllpolls, Ohio, 11 ,000.00. 304 ·8715 · 3107 or 304-882-2476. · NEW AND USED MOBilE 3 bedroom houn. 2211 Jefler· ton Ave, CIA IMWIIhndlonly, 0300.00 month, pluo dopoolt. no polo , 304-875·3188. 48 Farms for Sale 2287. Mobile Homes for Sale Houtes for Rent for Sale bedroom, living room, kitctlen .,.. with beth. worbhop end gerege. Forc41d .W g&l helt. own w8Mr well, lergtlot and m~ int• RMCI frM skiing. •45 ,000. Call 814-378-8158. 41 Fum- raom 1118. UtMhloo pd. 111 2nd Golllpollo. Bh. . both. Single molo. Coli 814. 441·4411. 715 1174 .Ford M - 4 ... 44.000 mlloo. 1171 Ford cu.. tom .,.,. low mltll, nwt tlrtl. 1178 14a88 troller - • work. liuy, 22 lnYol t . -. Col 114-441-2118. 6:05 6:30 CAPTAIN EASY 110 HO!idl ~- t371.00. :104-871-~12. • Fumlthed Roome Aoomt for rent. dly. WMk. month. Golla Notol. CoN 814441·1110. R.,.•lowoo 1120 110. . 1o.- on MMI C - St ByracuM, new compl• kitchen 8nd lllundry, •• aandiUon.._ oo-: • •:•7oltwlf'M. •' . · lllo- Rearrange loners of lho 0 fO<Jr ocrambled words be- CD Mazda Sportsi.Dok 4.800- ft ,OOQ, ... ~ . 48 D rn ma rni!ID mll2Hl~ I]) Green Acres 114-44tol3ts. 8 by oppolntnwnt. c• ., 4· 448·0848. aho._ locllltlan on CoiiiSJI Rd. EVENING a:oo 11 low to form four simple words. 8/14/86 Klnt ' ollod ~ tlolllllon 1~ bMha.lqef~mlyroomwtth Qu.atty home, n.wty remodeled MY Io< ..71. lolllna 1471. Col Prlcod 11> ooll 3 bdr. 111-lwol ho. ., lo...od II 8 WI- Dr. IIPM~ E3£SI 1ft ..., tiDOd - ·· Col 814-441·1271IPM. Fum- - - an VIand s~ "'"·1-:1480. 3 bdr. 1'8nch-. cond., nice lwei lot, Rt. 7 Crown City. Col 814-:118-8712 . -n IT 01~ ... TO -mE '1 171 Horloy . , . . , _ . , . ,.. 1«. Coli at4·112·7714 7:00 prn. For liMa lower ldtotMR olbln• Collllt4-448·3713. flropl- - 1 olr, Television Viewing ®br LatTy Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE The Daily Ohio 11'1 4 """"' Twin- 200. Cal 814·441·1241 . ' ' ...... uoo<~oeoo~~.no-... Hou• with 2·10 lt. 1o1o. 18011. .., At. 7 oo• to rtwor. Wlltrodo "" lito ........ low mMMD• or 1t1tlouwa;cn. Cal 814-114·33,7 . MIIC. Merchendiee 1986 HMM ...W!;LL..AHER MULL! ~ . - fumno3 - 14~ August .. "liOnnil- RlittJLeroi BrothliS · l'onight'o guette 11'8 Bonnie Raitt and 1he l eroi Brothft. (liAllce • ·!lll Night He.. O' Brien mull solve a , IJIUrder in a ,rO<Jgh neighbor· anc~ ·Oitrnbone .. ~ hood 1he b~fore vig1iant es 1E1ke law into 1heir own hands. 170 min .l (AI: ilJ Trapper John, M.D. 12:00 (1] Jack Benny (() Major LlllgUt Baeebatl 'o Gt'Oatn t Hlta: t 977 World Sorioo ' l l II ,• ' �• . compromtse .- ~~~g;~~~~~--~~--~~----~~~~~~0~~~~----'----~~------~::~~~1~4~.1~9~8~.... Clarence Hoffman Doma Young; , Poi11iii~i three B. Hdfman, 7!!, Rt. 1, LangsvBie, died at 4: 15 p.m. Wednesday ti'om InJuries suffl!red In a traclllr accldellt. Bmt AliJt. 16. !106, In Salem Townshp, ~ ( ' . , m ~the late Henry iiid Ellbra Canons Hotrman, he waa a tanner. He was pu:ceded In death by his wile, Gladys Nortm Hotrman, on Aug. 14, 1967. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marie Turner of Danville; a granddaughter, Mrs. Ronald R. (Debra) Pool fl. Upper Sandusky; two great-granddaughters, Kim· berly and Erin Pool; a lrother, Cecil Hoffman of Columbls; and a niece, Mrs. Della Norton of Qarence Pomeroy. Arrangemenrts will be an· nounced later by McCoy-Moore Fune}<ll Home, VInton. Nancy J, Parsons Nancy Jane Parsons, 37, wife fl. Roger Par!Ons, fonnerly of Meigs County, 00'/VIrglnla Ave., Ashland, Ohio, Tuesday at Riverside Hospl· tal In Columbls. Mrs. Parsons was the daughter d the late Arthur and Patty Blake d Richwood, W.Va. Besides her husband, she Is survived by a daught€!", An~ Ia. and asm,James Robert, at rome; a brother, Dale Blake; a sister, Sharon Frame, both fl. Richwood. Caning hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. this evening at the Gnbert Funeral Home In Ashland and burtal wlll he ln the Ashland Cemetery. Private graveside sesvlces wlll be held at 9: lJ a.m. m Friday. In liEu fl. flowers, friends may send wna· tlons to St. Jude Hospital, Memphis, Tenn.. earmarl<f'd for leukemia ll'Search. Hobar1 Smalley Hobart Ha!Ue Smalley, 2313 Fredonia St., MuskOflf>e, Okla., formerly of Chester, died Monday at his home. Mr. Smalley was born In Chester oo Sept. 12, 1!01, a son of the late George and nwa SmaUey. He lived ln Chest€!" most of his life belonl', movblg to Oklahoma. Surviving are his wife, Gaye Smalley; a son, Hoi:Drt Smalley Jr., of Weirton, W.Va.; two daugh· ters, Betty Rled, Pataskala, and stepchlldrell, WalterTemll, Patas· kala; Virginia Dean ol l'brnerotv, and Dlllna SWakiKiuse rt MUJ!cD. gee. Also swvlvlng are 15 grand· chlldren,13 gree.t-grane):ldldren; a sister, Bertha McNlckels, Steuben· ville, and seve!"al nieces and nephews. Besides his parents he was precel;led In death by five brothers, four sisters and a step!On, Leroy Baker. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Memortal Park Chapel and friends are calling at the MIU Sap Funeral Home In Fort Gibson, Okla. $129 billion. In a lastodltch attempt to revive tax Iefonn before Congress begins touches on their proposal today and present It to their rank-and·!lle memben. II the plan 8 rejecttd by either side, lt Is vlrtua1\Y certabl the conference wW lilt have a com· promise agreement before the recess. which Is scheduled to beJ(n Friday. Some lawmaken have said they Emergency uriits respond to three calls Three calls were answered by units of the Meigs County Emer- gency Medical Service Wednesday. At 4: 10 p.m. the Rutland unit went 10 the oome ol Qarence Hotrman, Danville, where a tractor Meigs County Coroner Dr. James Conde. Caned to the scene to assist were Wilts from Middleport and Salem Township. At 11:53 p.m. the Pomeroy unit went to the fairgrounds for Leo had overturned on him. He was Johnstoo woo was taken to Vete- Clarence Hoffman, 79, Danville, was killed late Wednesday alternoon when a tractor overturned m him while he was mowing hay on a steep embankment on hls farm at Danville. Dr. James Conde, Meigs County coroner, reported that Holtman diEd d II'UShlng Injuries to the chest and abdomen. pronounced dead on anival by rans Memorial Hospital. Sherman I... Tillis Tractor accident kills Danville resident Funeral services for Shernfan L. TUlls, 67, Rutland, who died Wednesday at Veterans Memortal Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Rutland Blble Methodist Church. Mr. TUlls was born Jure 'l1, 1919 b1 O!Wicothe, a son or VIola Harris TUlls, near Rutland, and the late Lee Roy TWis. He was a retired blslnessman and was a charter member of the Rutland Bible Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Kathleen Jean Haley TWis, two sons, Jerry L. of Harrisonville, and Mark A. or Langsville; four daughters, Sandra K. Smith, Rutland; Jure Ann Bearhs, Chester; Kathy Jean Weaver, ~. Ind., and Esther Loutse Roush, Fostoria; 19 grand· children; five brothers, Davld of ChUUcothe; Jonathan, Chester; Alms. Rutland; Curtis, Kingston, and WIIUam of 11!MS Creek, Pa.; five ~ters. Mary Rinehart, Ruth lloWe!"s and Nellle Krebs, all of ChllUcothe; Esther Kennedy, Langsville, and Goldie Ratnfr of ctrclevDie. O!flclatlng at services will be Rev. ~ TUlls and burial wlll be In the MUes Cemtery. Friends may can at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland from 3 to 9 p.m. today. Friends may also can at the church one hour preceding Friday alter· ooon's service. said t!Jzy IK!ped to put the llnlshlng a three-week recess, Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D·lli., and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., met Wednesday untU about midnight In a private one-on-one session and drafted key parts of a plan they IK!Pe could serve as the basis for a solution. The two leaders ~ tile HouseSenate conference comnilttee try. tng to wrlte a !lnal tax reform bW WASHINGTON iUPI) - The hopes fl. tax reform negotiators to finish a bW before Congress goes nn vacation rest on whether they wW accept a new pllm ti'om their leaders that would ralae blstiless taxes by between $Ut bllllon and payment based on the marl<f't valueof the animals at the times of !be; kUis. It was notEd thai the dogs: responsible for the kWblgs are stWat lar!J!. ·: FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 10: 00 A.M.-Showmen of Showmen Conlesl In Show Arena 10:10 A.M.-Food & Nutrition Bowl - Hrn Slage 11:00 A.M.-Jr. Fair Jud&tng Contest 1:80 P.M.-Pel Show - Show Arena 2:80 P.M.-Horse Kame• Racing 4:80 P.M.-Kiddie Tractor Pull 8:10·7:30 P.M.-Paul Click- urn Slage 7: 00 P .M.-Junlor Fair Market Lamb and Pig and Steer Sale 7:30 P.M.-Truck Pull '11:00 P.M.-Michael Twitty 9:00 P.M.-Crossover Band- Hill Slage •LEE'S •LEVI'S •CHIC'S (Sweet Blues) LBERFE,L WOMEN'S Southern Junior High Schoolgirls Interested In pla)'lnr volle,y baD are askl!d to meet at the hfllh lcboolat 5 p.m. Frklay. Practke wiU begin Monday at 6 p.m. at the hllltachool. '• 60°/o OUR REMAINING STOCK OF SUMMER APPAREL ••••• SAil PIKES STArT AT ONLY $2 587 $799 MEN'S STRETCH WRANGLER MEN'S Regul•r. slim and husky sizes 8 to 16. Student• 26 to 30 waist. Famous makes. Pre-weahld . n ~ I• c~ r,rn. 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Overnight lows malnly will be ln the fr·l .r ...:;. . MEN'S S22.95 Saturday tla'oolh Monday A chanre d. sooWe!"sand thunder· ~. JEANS ,: j,·'4.'' " SALE Q ,.,.~.~ S1l1 Prleld Ohio weather Soulh Cenll'al Ohio Partly cloudy today, with highs ln the mid !lls. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a low ln the upper OOs. Mostly cloudy Friday, with hlghs ln the upper !lls. The (robabillty of preclpltatkm ts near 11'1'0 today and tonight and aJ percent Friday. Winds will be llght and variable today and toolght. Ohio Extended ForecMi IACK-fO-SCHOOL CHILDREN'S lee and Wrangler quality stretch jeans. Straight lego, tapered otyt11, petites, 5-pockets. junior Sizao 3 to 15 Milly Sizes B to 20 htra Sizeo 32 to 44 ) REG. 120.00 to 137.00 to SatuurdiQ' Garden trador puD.. IO a.m., trador puD area . showmg •4 p.m., PICK-4 Tractor, stOck truck puBs .. 7 1040 p.m: IGallllt IIIII . . . Ron Rigsby Band ...... 8 p.m. • at y Vol. 36, No. 72 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, August Copyrighted 1986 I en tine 2 Soctiono, 16 P... 21 C.. Mu~lmedlo Inc. l h w - 15, 1986 A By LEE LEONAIW UPI Statehouae Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohlo (UP!) - An Ohlo House subcommittee Is ready to grapple with legislation encouraging out-of-court settlements, discouraging frivolous lawsuits and moderating damage awards as a means of reducing Insurance premiums. The leglslatlon, drafted b1 consultation with legal experts, was unveiled Thursday before a subcommlt· tee of the House Select Committee on Civil Justice, which ls assigned tocomeupwlth some reforms In the system. The Senate already has adopted several "tort reform" blUs but this ls the first effort to work a solution Into a single package. The subcommittee heard the new bUI explained by Prof. Stanton G. Darllng II of Capital University Law School, counsel to the committee. Chalrman John 0. Shivers Jr., D.Salem, deemed the proposal "falr and balanced" and said the timetable calls lor run committee conslderatlon Aug. 25. It is expected to reach the House floor at a session beginning elther Sept. 4 or Sept. 9. Attorneys generally were put off by the legislation. Rep. Otto ~atty Jr., D.COiumbus, a member of the committee, sald lt will work against the m:'Overy of justlftable damages by vtctlms wlth less than a $;j),OOQ annual Income or thelr survivors. The other half of the effort to Induce affordable commerctalllabillty Insurance Is taking place tn the House Insurance Committee. Bllls strengthening regulation of the Insurance industry and requlrlng disclosure of Insurance company Income and payoo ts are expected to come before the House at the early September session. The Senate woukl then be asked to act on the legls!atlon, although no Senatesesslon is planned until alter the November election. Darling sald the new blll deals wlth slx of the etglit maJor problems ln the eM! justice system . Left for debate at a latet time were the problems of llabllity for defective products and medical malpractice Insurance. The leglslatlon places no Umlt on the amount of damages that may be awarded In a clvll lawsuit. beyond the existing $XIJ,OOl cap on oon-medlcal damages, nor does it limit attorney fees . But It does curb certain tradlllonal ways of awarding damages, and it requires attorneys to provide clients with a detailed written breakwwn of tlielr fees, court costs and the dlsposltlon of a judgment. Darling said the btU attempts to discourage lrtvolous claims and defenses by awarding attorney fees, up to $10,00>. to the party adversely affected by the frivolous conduct . fo r example, defending against a friv olous lawsult. For the other 90 percent of claims, Darling sald, the idea Is to "encourage a settlement before the parties reach the courthouse steps." Under the legislation, the court could order the parties to submlt wrttten dfers of settlement. If they overlapped, DarUng said, the time and expense of a trtal would be saved. To encourage reasonable offers, the btu allows the court to award attorney fees to the side whose offer ls most conservative when compared wtlh thf 111111 judgment, provided lt undercuts the final award byaf least 25 percent. The btu provides for periodic, rather tltla mop sum, payments of future, non-economlcc1Un181111d allows medical expenses and pain •d ....... awards to becutofffrom theestateltlhevletlnullll. "I think this ls just closing the courtiiJule door to people who are poor and unemployed," said BNity. The btu also: -Deducts any amount recovered ti'oma CD...... source, such as an insurance company Cl" w-.~ compensation fund, from a damage award. -Requires a plalntltf sharing In •'I!IXS Klt to foliell part of his or her award lfoneofthfd!l! t:N is unable to pay, · rather than b1ndiJ hi 1 cMiefendant wlth the entire judgment -Sets standards for awarding punitive~ -Requires that a jury be Informed It a pi I t'lrlll wrongful death case has reman'led, orlfa pi I llfrll a sult against an auto manufacturer wu _,., 1 seatbelt during an accident. WASHINGTON iUPl)- Conslderation of acld rain control!~ lion ln the House has been de~ untll thefatl,dimmlngprospect for flnal passage this session hut proponents lnslst- not extinguish· ing them. The House Energy and Commerce Committee was supposed to begin work on the but Thursday, but opponents, actlng with the taclt approval of Committee Chalrman John Dtngell, D·Mlch .. successfully raised procedural objections to conslllerli)glt, 290 N. SECOND AVE . $1397 Kiddie tractor pull !tage ' Daily Number 100 Congress delays considering acid rain control legislation LAYAWAYS FRIDAY, AUGUST 15th and SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th PERFEt'T A1TENDANCE - The Melp County Fair Is all r!«hl a«aln lhls year. And that's because Homer Radford 18 attendin(. AI 8!1, Rad..nl has atla1ded e11ery Melp Cwriy Fair since he was bom. IIIII !IrS recollection of the earlY days In n.ogard to the midway - In e<>draslto today's midway wMh lts variety ol rides- Is the tact that way back when there was one midway ride, the menoy-p round. Uvestock sale •..••••.••• 7·p.m. ~puB :: .......... 7:30 p.!n. . ~ITwlity ... :.:.... s 11m. Cro!t8over Band ...B p.m., hiD Ohio Lottery Pretty baiJy contest .. 1 p.m., &bow rtng~· Chain saw contesl ..... 1 p.m. Jr. fair parade .......... %p.m. Qwu'ter hone races ... 4 p.m. Ohio House panel considers tort reform bill The Rutland Emergency Squad was on the scene, as was Meigs County Sherlft Howard Frank who hanciErl the Investigation, and units from both the Middleport and Salem Township stations. ·· Hoffman was (I'OnouOO'd dead at the scene by the coroner. r I Tonight . Page:~) II~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii~~i~~~~----~·i,. IACIC JEANS SALE .~ lear that with legions of bl;i)ylsl! WQrklng to wbllterns In a ~ taxN!orm bW, the Issue lliuld begin tit crumble It lt 8 left open untU next. rronth. ~• In terms of accepting the prop£ osal, It was expecttd the Hou ~ delegatkmwouldagreetowhatevel' Rostenl«!wkl developed. The se; nate team was viewed as mJre of.!{ (Xllblem t>r Packwood. ~. ' (Continued from Commissioners the Incidents from the dog warden. The comrnl.sstorers are tn hopes restitution .can be made by rext Wednesday bit polnttd out that they can, by law, only make .. ~~lortn. " __________ _., _ _ _ !'0..,._..............,. ... _..,.. _...., ==-:.:. . ._. . .__. __ :.-:..-:::...~o;r=:.=-:::=:~.=:-_,.. _._,..•It ~ -- ----- - ....., -,T,,-· - - --\~;."'! - ;;;:;; :::..-::.,.._........_... r:;;?l l-..J , .- ----···· --- ~=::.;;:==-~-=- = -- ~ :: -· '------------· -----------------J . tor..cn~ ' ELIEIFELDS i . .... E.,_,.., ,.llti/4o ••t•• ,.. ,.,, . c:IIM~t, ca" Northeast and Canada. pressures would help the btu along. Whlle 172 House members have "There's a lot of pent-up frustra· signed on to sponsor the measure, tlon ln the House on thls issue," he Rep. Henry Waxman, 0-Callf. , the said. "The pressure lson to do add bill's prtme sponsor, sald the delay rain befqre the election. We have untll September left Httle time for · the votes and they know lt. Tilt's oot Congress to reach a consensus on 1986, lt lll<f'ly will be 1987." the divlslve Issue. Environmentalists blame Dln· Congressional leaders want to gell for delaying consideration of adjourn Oct. 3, though they recently the bill this summer. Olngell has have suggested that lawmakers exji"essed concern about the lm· may be forced to return for a pact of acld raln control on "lame<luck" sesston after the electrtclty rates·and employment ln November elections. the Midwest's high-sulfur coal Waxman said that, wltoout a mines and other Industrial sectors. Becl!~!!th_~l!!~etoleave . 1~.-duck ~slon, tt ls.. unl~~ly "He lsdoln~eyel'ythlnghecanto on lts~r reeesstMay ;Iiingell that l!lwrn8k-would ~veenougb stq, the Iegtsi8)1on," said David sald no action would be taken m the time to work out differences, Gardlne~. l~latlve director lor leglalatton untO lalVIllakers return especlally how the huge.cost,s of an the Sierra Club. · to Capitol HW Sept. 8. &:til raln control (rOiram shciuld be Gardiner predicted cpponents The btu woukl require reductions shared among the states. would try to upset a delicate ln sulfur and nitrogen emissions "We're working against the cost-shartng mechanism ln the blll, from power plants, Industrial boll· clock, which is ticking away, " sald whlchcaUsforimposltlonofafeeon electrtclty to generate money for ers and vehicles that are bel!eved to waxman. cause acld raln,whlch has been Rep. Gerry Sikorski, [).Minn.. distrtbutlon among states to ensure linked to "dead" lakes, stunted the <Xher prtme sponsor, was more that restdentlal eectrtc rates do not forests and building damage ln the optimistic, saylng election-year rise rrore than 10 percent to pay for acld rain control. Veto possible if House rejects latest defense bill WASHINGTON IUPT) -The admlnlstratlon has made its view quite clear about an arms control package ln a defenseauthortzatlon bill that goes up for a House vote. today: Expect a veto. So upset are administration offlclals ~ consecutive House rejectlons of flve measures, that they strongly warned a veto was Ukely lf tM $286 btulon blll gets through a House-Senate conference without change. An admlnlstrallon statement also said the House btu could undercut arms talks and tle the president's hands ln negollatlons. If the House wanis to play "partisan pOlitics, play ln someone else's field ..: not ln natlonal security where the stakes ilr American survival are so high," the statement sald. Anumber of H6use Republlcans say they wlll wte agablst the blll, and they plan to ralse a challenge to at least one feature of the measure that would stall a new U.S. chemical weapons program, A final vote was not due untll early afternoon because the House still faced a contentious Ia bor Issue ln the bW and the question of Navy plans to bulld more ports for lts growing fleet. Astatement read at both the White House and Pentagon Thursday said the but hands Moscow "many of the things they want without any negotiation at aiL" Presidential advisers, said Whlte House spokesman Larry Speakes, wlll "unanimously recommend" a veto If the provisions survive through conference. CHAMPION DAIRY SHOWMAN - Jenoy Smtih, rlghl, ol the Better Uvestock Dairy Club was the champion dairy showman at the MelgsCounly Ju!Hr Fair dairy show Thursday altemoon. He Is lhe son ol Rial!!.. .. • Mr. and Mrs. Don Smltb, dairy llhowman wu Mlklll'utler, • lhe Better Uvl!lllock Dalr7 Cllb, . . - Mrs. uland Parlier. a &I ., ....... Democrats predict stiff nomination lipt WASHINGTON <UPii-Desplte some last crltlclsm by Democrats opposed to Justice Wllllam Rehn· qulst's nomlnatlon as chief justice. the Senate committee vote approv· lng Ills nomlnatlon may set ln motion a conservative philosophy that will guide Supreme Court declslons Into the next century. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-5 Thursday to approve Presldent Reagan 's nomination of Rehnqulst to replace retiring Chlef Justice Warren Burger. Federal appeals court Judge Antonln Sea · lia, the nominee to flU Rehnqulst's seat, won unanimous commlttee approval. Bul the five Democrats who voted against Rehnquist predicted a tough fight for llim ln the Senate after the holiday recess. Debate Is scheduled to begin Sept. 8. "I think lt is going to be a controversial nominatlon. It is golng to .be debated at some length on the floor of tM Senate," predicted Sen. Howard Metzen· baum, D·Ohlo. During four days of testimony , crltlcs charged Rehnqulst harassed black voters in Phoenix ln the early 1960s, was less than candid about a memo re wrote supportblg racial segregation as a law clerk and was lnsensltlve to mlnorlty and women's rights. Questions also were ralsed about Rehnquist' s decision ln 1972 to take part ln a Supreme Court case tnvolvtng domestic surveillance when he had been Involved ln the same case as a government la-.yer. Although Rehnqulst dented the harassment charges and trled to explain the other incidents, Metzen· baum sald lie dld not think Rehnquist was truthful with the committee this time or durtng his 1971 Marlngs In become a justice. "To confirm him would send the wrong message to the people of this country," Metzenbaum sald. "It would say tn them we are willing to conflrm someone for chlef justice despite serious concerns about his credlblllty. We are wtulng to ronflrm someone who does not support fundamental constltutlonal Uberties." The dual votes by the judlclary commlttee came alter a momlng of subdued debate t:Ner the ronserva· live nominees. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D·Ma;s., sald he opposed Rehnqulst because his vtews are wlslde the main· stream of Amerlcan U!e. "He is wrong on rights lor women. He II wn1111 a. lilt separatiOn of churdlllld Is wrong on the 111111 lndlvldual tnech•• jii IIC ... t1r the Flnt Amendman," --~ said. "He II too ~ to II • chief julllce." Sen. Patrick LHIQr, [).Yl,, thai he wat ctltliiC I lr£ l symboUc vote lllllllll bit he said, "'nlere'l I hang!~ over IIIII iiCIII\tlt _ • • ooo senator who t:a1a11 ~ 111r him." Sen. Paul Llllalt. R·Nw. Rehnqullt had ellfl)lll . . . . kitchen sink lhrowllatllll~A=~ these heartnll" lid . . by Uberab bealua of 11M tlvephl~. Major drug crackdown announced Instead . Meese sald Mexlco WASHINGTON (UPil - Vlce agent and an unidentified Mexican President George Bush jolned citizen were "Interrogated and would organize a small fleet of Attorney General Edwin Meese allegedly mistreated" by members pursuit aircraft to chase smugglers who cross the border. De la Madrld and the nation's top law enforce· of the Jallsco state pollee. said earlier Thursday he would not ment officers ,ln announcing a Cortez and hls famlly returned to sweeping new mllUon-doUar crac.k· the United States. But the Incident allow U.S. aircraft to land ln wwn on drugs crossing the U.S.· seemed to conflrm fears gf many Mexlco. Code-named Operation Alllance, Mexican borde,r. U.S. officials that coofleratlon But at the same time the between US. and Mexican authort· the antl~rug program wlll spatter ambitious plan - backed by Ues Is not possible because of the lengthY Southwest border with hundreds of addlllonallaw enforre· promises of tun cooperation from rampant Mexican corruption. ment offtcers, many with broader Mexlco - was announced Thurs· The Incident occurred near Gua· blterdlctton authortty. It wlll utlllze day, Meese revealed that a U.S. dalajara, thesltewhereDEAagent the military more and extend out drug agent was detained Wednes· Enrique Camarena Salazar was day night and anegedty mistrea'ted tortured and l)'IUrdered last year. Into the Gulf of Mexico and Pac1t!c by Mexican pollee. No me has yet been brought to trial Ocean. "Operation AJ!!ance wm be the Sources told United Press Inter· for the.death. national that the Drug EnforceAtthenewsconference,hoW!'Yer, most 'widespread Interdiction pro· ment Admlnlstnl!lon agent, Vlcto~ Meese said 'Mextco Attorney Gen· gram 011 our land borders In law Cortez Jr., and his Mexican lnfor· era! Sergto Garda Ram.trez had enilrcemenl hlsl!lry," Meese said. Up to one-thlrll of the cocaine, mant were badly beaten and pledgl.>d "tun cocperatlon" ln the heroln and ·marijUana entering the tortured In a Mexican jall <!ell for efilrts to comtut SllliiQHng. United States Is coming across the more than eight hours. , ' Meese also smoothed t:Ner a DEA Administrator John Lawn, ~or ttem of' rontentlon between southwest border, .hi!' satd. The crack~Jown, which begatl July 1and also at the new•cohtere1100 'planned . the.two. cpu,ntpea; ,announcing that to coincide w!tl) !hi! end of Mexican · the•Unlted States had agreed not to · wW be Ill By In place In lwo years, President Miguel ' de Ia Madrld's sen'd American agenis Into Mext- began with about aJ drug opera· llons at thli .bo~r alre8dy. vlsll to Washblgton, said the DEA can territory. SECOND HIGIIE'lT AWARD - lllll;y Price, It left, )Welp County's 8111, Bend Weal ll!l'VIoe IIIII& clln!ctor, (ll't!llelllllf.year-eld Lori Price, of MldtiJe. ptlr1 Cadette Troop 1123, wtlh pt1011 tO•g'allllOOIId h~Kbest honor - lhe IIIYer award. 'l'lt-,lie elfBible lor lhiw honor, Lori had to dllplay ouhhndf!llleaderSNp flWIIIIIes· Amollg ether requlrenlllltl, .aile waaiiiiO to participate In ~ COflli11udty aemoe proaram oa a ., . Ca 1)1p ' ' ' tile-..................... .. 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