https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6e68127fd1ef93c106953801d398b78.pdf 6b19622eeabab7dda59525076b732df8 PDF Text Text .. 20, Briefs:----Mason woman to lead event Mrs. Sharon Mc:Doogal wW cbalr a St. Jude Clllklren's Research Holpltal blke-a·tmn ln Mason, W.Va. Ploceeds from the e'lent wW help provide funds lor St. Jude Hospital, founded by entertainer Danrzy Thomas, to combat ca\85trophlc diseases which alnlct children. Racine Legion post to meet Racine American Legion Post 002 will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. Members are asked to attend to discuss plans !or the v!llage'saanual fall festival. Refreshments w111 be seiVed following the la'etblg. CAA free clothing day Friday Gallla·Melgs Community Action Agency w1ll have its tree clothing day for low-Income people Friday from 9 a.m. untU noon. The agency clothing bank is in the old schoolhouse wBdlng bl Cheshire. . . . ~ Mary 0. Armstrong . · Frankie A. Mumaw · Miss Mary Opal Armstrong, Route 2, Biueneld, Va., former Meigs ~ Jl!lddent. died Mon· day at a hollpltalln Abingdon, Va. Miss Armstrong.was born ln Pike . . Frankie Allee Mumaw, 97, Syraelise, died TUesday at the Dixon Heillth Care Center, Wintersville. Born on June 5, 1889, she was the daughter of the late Jobn WUllam Camty, Ohio, 00 March S. 189l, a · Mumaw ani! Mary Ann Broderick. da\llhter of the late Dennis A. and She was a retired nurses aide at the Melvina Jane EbUn Armstrong. Ga S1Je was a member of the Rutland Dlpolis State Institute. Metllldlst Church. She Is ·survived 17y a niece, &lrvlvlllg are two cousins, C.C. Maxbte Carter, New Alexandria, Craven, Route 2, Bluefield, with and a nephew, Albert Mumaw, whom she made her IDme, and Mingo Juncltln. Miss Mumaw was Mrs. Althea Tarta, Mfamf, Fla. a member of the Syracuse Presby· Graveside services w1ll be held at terfan Church. 2 p.m. Thursday at the MDes Cemetery at RuUaod with Rev. Gravesfdeservlceswtllbeheldat Amos Tillis t111clatbtg. Friends l0:30a.mFrldayattheLetartFalis may caD at the Cravens-Shires Cemetery. Arrangements are be· Funeral Home, Route 52 North, !rig completed by the Ewing Bluewell, W.Va., from 6-8 this Funeral Home. Thereareoocalllng evenblg (Wednesday). hours. ~ei~ ~r(l ___!_co_n_tin_u_ed__fro_m__P~ag_e_t_l______ Area man fined on 4 charges Greg Cundiff of Rutland was fined on four charges when he appeared TUesday night bl the court of Fl:>meroy Mayer Richard Seyler. He was fbted $163 and costs on a charge o! reckless operation; $63 and costs, no operator's licence, $63 and costs on !allure to have his vehicle under control, and $00 and costs on the charge ri. Ill fbtancial responsibility. Also fbted ln the court was Willis Davis, Jr., New Haven, $46 and costs, speeding; David Landaker, Route 2, Pomeroy, $46 and costs, no operator's license, and Richard Icenhower, Pomeroy, $150 and costs, disorderly manner resultblg from an Incident on the Pomeroy parking lot. Two fined in mayors court Two area residents were fined and two others forfeited boms In the court of Mkldleport Mayor Fred Holfman on charges of drtvlng whUe bltoxlcated. David H. Bleeding, LangsvUie, and Warrm Reeves, Albany, forfeited bonds of $450 each on the charge; whUe Paul D. Fife, Middleport, and Donald J. Stelmmetz, Columws, were fined $425 and costs and sentenced to three days In jall on the charge. Fire damages auto A repo6Se5Sed Bank One vehicle being drtven north on U.S.33 caught fire Tuesday afternoon and was completely destroyed. Pomeroy firemen, called to the scene at 4:41p.m., reported that the car was fully engutted in flames when they arrived. several vehicles no longer needed In the d~trtct were accepted as was the bid ct BUI Green m one vehicle. The supplying of tire;, tubes and recapped tires lor the next school year went to the ~lgs Tire Center. · Assistant &ipl!'lntendent James Carpenter was authorized to pro· ceed wfth SECuring gasoline and oil products through Ashland 011 untU the next board meelbtg. A bid by Ashland was not received on time lor last night's meeting and Ash· land was the only company to submit a bid. The board renewed the district's membership In SEOVEC for the new school year at a cost d$1811.00. Jodie Wells was approved for early graduation. It was agreed to designate specific personnel w act as board representatives to acquire leileral· suJl>lus property from the Ohio State Agency lor Surplus Property under the terms and conditfom es!abllshed by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services. Teachers hired A Meigs Junior High student han<I!Ook and a ~lgs High student folder were approved for the next school year and the board acknowl· edged a proposal br the relocation of the Meigs High School Stadium from Charles H. Bartels. Teachers. Kathy Carter, Gallla to 2 calls Melp County Emergency Medical Services reports two caDs TUesday; Rutland at 1: 12 p.m. to Meigs Mine No.2 for Bob Barrett to O'Bieness Memortal Hospital; Pomeroy at 7:01 p.m. to Ohio 7 t:>r Sandy West to Pleasant Valley Hospital. County receives license revenues Ohio Motor Vehicle Registrar Michael J . McCulllon reported the July 1~ distribution of license tax revenues totaling Sl8,!ro,510.81 are ready for disbursement. MPigs County will recelw $61,077.64 of the total. Couples get marriage licenses Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Ronald Dean Arms, 30, and Brenda Sue James, both of Pomeroy; Kevin Dw&yne Teaford, 19, Portland, and Becky Jo Michael, 20, Racine: Clell B. Wood, f!l, Syracuse, and Agnes Eleanor Blackwell, 62, Fanners, W.Va.; Raymond L. Andrews, 25, and Megan L. Cole, 20, both of Long Bottom: Terry Lee George, 31. Rutland, and Vonda Annetta Pauley, 16, Pomeroy. Court grants divorce decree.~ · A divorce has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Marcella Casto from Donald Eugene Casto. Debbie F. Cartee, ReedsvUie, has been granted a divorce from Greg Cartee, Fort Myers, Fla .. and the court has restored her to her fonntr name of Dalley. Di~lssed was a case by Teresa Carr agalnst Ronald L. Carr. WASHINGTON (UPI) - More Americans died in 1916 than bl any previous year, the Census Bureau reported, attrirutlng this to the country's increasblgly aging popu· latlon, whUe noting that Americans are llvlng as long as they ever have. The bureau, fn a new report estlmatblg the population of the United States and the reasons for the changes, put the total number ri. people ln the country at 240,468,txXI on Jan. 1, 19ffi- an Increase of 0.9 percent or 2.2 mllllon more than on Jan. I; 1985, an mcreaseol13,922,195 s~ the 199l census. · The wreau also reported that 2,0!3,<00 people died during 1985 Ill!' inost ever lit a sblgle year- but stressed that the large number had nothing to do with any higher mortality rate. "The recent incrmse In the total number of deaths was due to both the growth bl the size of the U.S. IX>pulatkln and Its continued ag. ing," the report said, "and oot to the deterklratlon r1 mortality coruli· lions which have Improved over Between 1970 and 1985, it said the death rate declined by more than 7 perrent - from 9.4 people per 1,00) to the 8.7 people per 1.!lXJ -and that life expoctancy at birth was 74.7 years In 1984, the latest year for which figures are avaUable COMING NEXT WEEK Yankee Doodle Dandy Big B.. tout $1550 Lodge meeting set· A GAllON Bob and Charlene Hoeflich THE PHOTO PLACE 109 Hig h St , Pomeroy CHEVROLn-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC "FO. .II.Y SMOIIS OlDS.·CAD.-CIIEY." COMPUTERIZED ENGINE ANALYSIS Give your hilh tech auto the edge with our new Allen Encine Analyzer. State of theart diagnostic cenler that's way ahead of any of thecompe· tition. The ne~rest in the field of General Motors. Trouble shootmg dt · agnostic equipment with computer and data log capabilities. 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" - II, Rutland. . .1 ~ ..,.. Linda Cozart, 8 TO 5 308 E. MAIN · lwmt COUPON I By NANCY YOACHAM AlsodlscussedweretheirQblems Selltlnel Staff of costly llabWty Insurance and the The Melp County Commission- possible loss of the revenue sharing ers took advantage Wednesday of program which the federal govern· an q>portu1l!ty 10 make suggestions ment has had plans to phase rut to Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, Jones said ~ would not want Democrat, via Metzenbaum's as· revenue sharbtgfunds at the rost ct sistant, Jerry Brown of Toledo. less natlonal.detense, rut he would Brown.met with the rommlssion- lfk!l,.to see tile program contblued ers during Wednesday's regular with the funding · ~big to areas meeting bl an effort to galn l:>cal · which really heed the money. Jones blput as to how federal agencies noted a bill developed by U.S. Rep. and officials are succeeding or Bob McEwen, R.Ohlo, In which falling Ohio's 88 counties. needy areas wwld !XJnllnue recelv· Among concerns discussed by the lng revenue sharbtg dollars. ct:mmfssloners were erosion probAt · the presiiJI!t· time, Meigs lems along the Ohio River and the County's revenue Sharing lunds lack of urgency ln completing the amount to about $1JO,!XXl annually, new Gallipolis Locks and Dam. of which the majortty Is used for In regard to riverbank erosion, social programs such as senior Commissioners Richard Jones and citizens and crippled chUdrens. Manning Roush explalned that The lawmakers are •cuttblg out . Meigs County has 62 mUes of river the money b.lt not the mandates,"' ' frontage and that contlnublg ero- Jones commented. . ·slon problems "could become Brown noted that authorization to devastatbtg In years to come." continue revenue sharbtg already Jones noted that erosion along East exists "If the mOney can he found." Maln In Pomeroy is of prime He said an attempt w1ll be made oo concern to the county. Capitol HW to act on the revenue As to the Gallipolis Locks and sharing matter before the Labor Dam, Jones said he could not Day. understand "why ft would take When 3$ked l7y Brown If Meigs years to acquire rights of way to County has had difficulty In SECUr· buUd the facWty If the rmney's lng federal dollars for local proalready there to pay for the jects, Jones explained that the . construction." Jones IX>Inted out county "has been unsuccessful bl that the lftSEI!t Gallipolis facility~ obtaining federal fums with the outdated and "the biggest bottle· exception of the annual block grant neck" on the rtver. He and Roush allocation" through tiE Ohio [)e. reiterated · that the project "needs partment of Development. Immediate attention and should be In closing, Jones told Brown that speeded up," polntblg out that not "Southeastern Ohio has been the only would river tra1flc problems stepchfld of the state for too many he alleviated, but many jobs would years. Our· area ls consistently . be created through the 00!6tructlon passed over of everything of process. sfgnlflcanoe, be It highway~ Indus- w.... Lottery profits to assist Meigs County's schools The State Controlling Board has released $83.~ . 85ln0hio Lottery · profits for Meigs County's l'llucatlonal system, according to State Sen. Oakley Collins, R·lronton . "As a member of the Senate Majority Caucus that guaranteed all lottery profits would go to education, I was very pleased to sre those funds released," Collins explained. "Securing the money for educa tlon was a top priority for Senate Republicans in the last budget, and It's rewarding to see the work paying off now." "Spoclficalty," Collins continued, "the money allocated to Meigs County wlll be divided up as follows: $483.44 tor the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation, and $83,505.41 for the three school dlstrtcts located In the county." Collins said that the Meigs County allocation was part of a total distrtrutlon of more than $34 million in lottery profits. The total lump sum was divided among 614 school districts, 49 joint vocational schools, 47 county boards of education, 154 oon-publlc schools and f!l Mental Retardation and Developmental DlsabUity boards. "The approval of these funds will seiVe to enhance tiE educational and career opportunities for those who attend Meigs County schools." He concluded, "as chairman of the Senate./'ducatlon Committee, Improving our schools ~ one ct my top prlorttles." The break~wn of profits shows Meigs Local School District wlll get $48,121.13; Southern Local School Dlstrtct, $18,556.76; and Eastern Local School District, $16,827.52. tries or federally funded projects. One only has to come to the area to know that statement ~ reality and oot fiction," Jones added. He thl!n suggested that Brown ask Metzenbaum to vtslt Southeast· em OhiohlmSelftoseetheareaftrst hand." Brown said he would carry that message, and the other sugges· rtons, back to the smator. Other rosiness blcluded: •.0 "' ~ · ·~ ..., · .... ' .......... ~'---• 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper -Tabling of three animal claims; -Passing of a resolution aulbo· rfzfng application for 191!1 Utter control funds for the county; -Appropriation of $19 ,:W9 In federal revenue sharing money to pay public assistanre costs for the second half of the year: -Appropriation of $3108.!ll Into contingency for paying additional workers compensation. Energy • pnces decline CYCLIS'm - Tbls poop of aver 110 rnotorcyclillts from Meigs and aearby ooundel ptbef\ld ad the lower parking lot along tile Ohio River Ill Pomeroy Wedneeday prior to ping to lhe MefpSenior(Jtlun• Center, MUlberry Avl!llue, Pomeroy, where 113 of t11em reported as donors to an American Red Cross llloodmoblle. The blood was pm to the local blond program ln memory to Roada Phelps. Pomeroy, who drowned ln a strip lake pond near Darwin Saturday evenlllg. Aller giving blood, the group was given a pari)' ad lhe Rlverboad Inn, Middleport. Motorcyclists from Meigs, area donate to bloodmobile WASHINGTON (UP! I - Retail prices remained unchanged in July as fallblg energy prices offset gains bl the cost of food and shelter. the Labor Department reported today. The department 's Consiimer Price Index for July showed energy costs declined 4.1 percent durtng the month, led by a 6.6 percent tau in the prtce of gasoline. Excluding energy costs, the seasonally ad· justed bldex advanced at 0.5 percent for the month. The Consumer Price Index ad· vanced to 328 ln July on a scale that began ln 1967 when the government's "market basket" of goods and services cost $100. For the first seven months at 1986, the Index has declined by 0.2 percent. the steepest dl"JP slnre 1949 when prices feU 2.4 percent during the first seven months of tile year. Food costs overall advanred by 0.9 percent In July led by a 3.2 . Lane, Jay Clark, Carol. Mc.QQ: . ~Qila:Cg~~··)~~~~(Q!ll.a,,. •pei!!!fot.tc~Yartoellllllemsnttrri!at, ....,......., 3....,.; qu~ L~ " ' ""'na ' . g n oor; ..., o pencer, · poultry, fish and eggs. Fruit and Tennant, Joseph GUIUand, Larry live gaUons; Mary E. Davidson, six vegetable costs rose 0.8 percent and VInings, Natt McTarthy, Joyce gallons; Virgil Windon and Homer dairy products were 0.5 percent Jenkins, Billy J . Trout, Becky Baxter, seven gallons; Edward more rostly than they were the Trout, Linda Fraley, Kay Cullums, Durst, eight gallons; Henry E. previous month. Alcoholic bever· Brenda Davis, Mark Hudson. Bahr, Sarah J. Bowler, nine gallons ages rose 0.3 perrent. A total ct 167 persons reported to and Harlan A. Ballard, 14 gaUons. Housing costs overall remained Dr. James Witherell and Dr. the unit to contrtwte 144 pints of but the cost of shelter blood to the local p-ogram with 74 ri. WUma Mans tleld were the a11end· unchanged, rose by 0.4 percent an d renters' them gtvblg blood Iii appreclaltln lng physicians and nur.;es were costs rose 0.7 percent ln July. lor blood received by a relative or a Ferndora Story, Beulah Ward, Fuel rosts overall decUnl'll 2. 1 friend. Lenora , Leifheit, Joyce Thoren, percent as fuel oil. coal and bottled First time donors were Dan Mary 0 Brien, Sharon Wright and gas fell back 4.9 percen t In the Follrod, Mary F . Bush, Robert L. Mary Jane Talbott. Makbtg up the month. Gasoline pump prices Miller, Roxie S. Marcinko, George clericalstaf!fortheunltwereMary declined 6.6 percent as did the cost G. Connolly, Goldie G. Geiser, Nease, Jean Nease, Joyre Hoback, of motor luels. Kimberly Follrod, Dottle Hatf!eld, Arizona Stewart, ~ggy Harris, Transporta tion costs dec lined b)· Martha Lowe, Joyce Frye, Dudley Dorothy Johnston, Linda Warner· 1.2 percent overall and the cost of Meadows, Kathy Mel!dows, Dan C. Eason, Wanda Imboden, Pam new cars rose 0.4 percent In July. Ward, Joseph E . Rife, Debra Imboden, Jeanette Radford. Huey Used cars fell back 0.5 percent. Albertson, John C. lnge~. Beppl Eason, Tammy Wright, and Lucy The cost of apparel and upkeep Cole, Barbara A. Fridley, Jay White. Retired Senior Volunteer overall Increased 0.2 percent as a Clark, Rena L. Musser, Carol Program workers helping were 0.6 percent rise in women's an d McDonough, Gwen D. Sheets, Marton Ebersbach, Virginia Buch- girls' apparel was partially offset David Lane, Charles Smith, Joseph anan, Dorothy Long, Emma Clat· by a 0.5 percent decline in the coslln L. GUIUand, Terry A. Smith, Sue A. worthy, Phtlomena Follrod, Berna· men's and boys' apparel. • Douglas, Thomas Karr, WIUiam dine Meter, Jessie Curt~ . WilHam Peck, Fonna CuUums, Doug Burns, Hoback, Jack Sorden, Joan Sorden The cost of medical care rose 0.5 Danrzy Robson, Donald Icenhower. and Thelma Dill. The canteen was percent In July. Entertainment During Wednesday's vtslt, Cha· servl'll by women of the Asbury costs gained 0.2 percent and ow rles Bush, Kathcyn Johnson, Lisa United Methodist Churc,h. Reporting to the unft as dooors In broad category of other gOOds and Parsons, Anna Baxter, Gerald services rose 0.9 percent. (Continued on Page 4) Anthony and Kelly Ginther became Flfty·thf!!e motorcycll!;ts from Meigs arid lli!arby ' eountlej ~re­ ported to an American fled Cross Bloodmobile at the Melp Senior Citizens Center Wednesday evenIng to contrtw te blood to the county blood program. The cyclists gave blood In memory of their friend, Ronda Phelps. who drowned Saturday evening in a sbip mine pond near Darwin. Following the giving of blood, the motorcyclists were feted to a party at the Riverboat lnn, Middleport. The motorcyclists reporting to the bloodmobUe unit Included Earl Phelps, Ron Starcher, Dottle Hat· field, Rick Hatfield, Joyce Frye, Patsy Price, U.N. Dugger, CecU D. Frye. Martha Lowe, PhU Watten, Jeff Davis, Daniel R. Taylor, Michael J . Brown, Ann Fridley, John Ingels, Charles Bailey Jr., Lena Bailey, Danny Robson, Lee Bing, Dennis C. Clark, Joe Rife, Debra Albertson, Kathy Meadows, Dudley Meadows, Patsy Ward, Donald Icenhower, Gwen Sheets, Beppl Cole, Jerry Chute, BW Peck, Tom Moldren, Mark Dempsey, Reva L. Musser, Frank V. Musser, Debbie Pridemore, Charles R. Smith, Lawrence Pollock, David R. -·""' re Police seek cause behind nation's third-worst mass killing By WILLIAM H. INMAN oversized '"wad cu tier'' bullets used EDMOND, Okla. (UP!) -Pollee for target practice bJt which could today looked for the tripwire (\lat . tear a fist-sized hole in a man's snagged a hidden rage deep blsfde chest. Patrick Henry Sherrill, a reclusive His first victim was one of the ex· Marine bl danger of losing his supervisors who had threalened to maUman's job, who emptied three fire him the di!Y bel>re; SherrUI automatic pistols blto a mass. of held the job a~t 18 months. He IX>stal workers, killing 14 and had lost many jobs; mostly because himself. he could not handle them. "You look at the carnage and you But he rould handle guns. He was look at the dead people as you walk a crack shot, who taught bl the through," sald Oklahoma County National Guard. And be used the Dfstrtct Attorney Robert Macy. weapons, popping rtf shots pa· "You become so angry, you'd ifke tlently, methodically, like a hunter to walk.through and shoot him, In a warren or cornered rabbits. "What makes a man do someHe did not waste many wDets thing like that ? God only knows. and he did not speak. The ordeal That's what we:re trybtg to fbtd lastl'll less ihan 20 minutes. The out" victimS were found jammed up America's third-worst killing against the edges of. plastic cub!· spree by a lone gurunan began . cles, pUed five high bl me spo~ one shortly after doors swung open br man died bl the parking lol In • the wl!dne$day morning shift at the addition to the 15 killed, seven were Edmond post office, where the wounded. ftyear-old Sheri1Jl was a part·tlme One of the wounded, Wllllam carrier. ·· ·. Nimmo, was. In critical condltkln Sherrill hlld beell cliewfd rut the today. ' · clay before, cillletd·&.,slacker.•Th1s 1bree ,:employees locked · them· day ~ ,WU tl1ere !)II time, enterlnR selves Iii a vault, listening to the tltrltuih t~te•ldclor,pne,!VI!tefew ,. moan1 IV the ~g. : . left .uniOclced. ' ., ~·· . '·.. Momilata befOre tJOlb! bulilt'blto But he clil'rled ,a ~~. ~ the. bulldlni, -Sbeirtll . poaltloned ~ loaded pistols J. one, a· hlmaelf bl . !!»!~ "inlddle \i of a .45-callbei' lell)l-automatlc be had ' honeshoe-shaped aortlng li!'l!ft and checked Qljt the day before from Ills put a bullet In his head, (lnfsblng at OklahomaMrNatlonjiiGuardunlt. the Clllltel' of;the drama. Th¢ ~ he ·lilil'·lD his :teatller ' "He just ' s\arted shooting peocarrtet;s jicUch, alOng wltl! cUps of pte," rec~ Furlorig, 32. Vblce "He sbot the supervisor (Rick Esser) almost poblt·blank. He shot one ol my best friend'! almost polnt·blank.Andthenhejusttumed around and started SJrayblg the room. " · "He was an evU man ' '"saidblMike Bigler, who was wounded the back. "He was never going to do wellinhlswork.Heknewlt. Hewas a loner, a stranger even to his closestfrlends." He was more than a loner, frfends and nelgbbors said. He was a time explode," sald pollee spokesman by Charles J. Whitman. Shader, 31, Mike Rockney, l1, Pa tty Mike Wooklr!dge. "We know the Huberty and Whitman both were Gabbard. 47, Johna Gragert Hamil· killing Is done, but we want Ill know killed by pollee. ton , 30, Patti Welch. 27, Judy wi\Y . We'retalklllgtohlsnelghbors, Besides Esser, 38, pnHce klenll· Denney, 39, Pa tty Chambers, 41. his friends, anybo<IY wiD might ffed Sherrill's victims as Betty Kenneth Morey, 49, Bill Miller. 30. shed some lighl That's why we Jarred, :W, Patty Husband, 49, Tom Lee Phillips. 42. and Jerry Py le, 51. searched the home and seized the r;:;;:====-::-=-:::-:~;::-:--;;::=~;::::---:======guns." For SherriU, guns .gave him an ~',':;'~·:· ~~· . innportance few other things lm· : "''soc' "'•'''' · ..----------,-~ ~ """ '·s: .. parted. He tried and faDed to I 4 · :a·· · g '" _ establish a relaltlns~p with a Toono.·sa,_.,,:c, , ;:;ga ·· , e ' l woman. He trted and failed to go to • g"'mao "0! aoc • ,•:" 0 ~;< . VIetnam as a Marble. He trted and , ~ 4 boinb.walllngto~o:tf.Hehadlosta failed to get a college degree - --1 A ' I series ct jolls since leaving the attending Oklahoma University, Marbles In 1966. At the pnst t1!loe ln Central State University and <ltla· I 6 Edmond, a sub.lrb otai,9XI oorth ct boma City Southwestern. A ~ 1 1' <ltlahoma City, he earned less than · He tried and tailed to hold a $14,(01 a year. steadY job. In rapid he ...., ·"Nothing seemed to suit him," had wor~ lor the Air Force' the I said Ken Goddard, a fellow ham Federal Aviation Admlnlstrat~n. ~ POST OFFICE ',, I radio operator and associate r:l. 15 the Postal Service - the earlier FLOOR PLAN years. "He used to gripe about this stint lasted ooJy!lldays-andwith , - - ..- "T'\ ~\ 'l I 1 1 or that. Not big things, rut gripes the city of OklaiKlma City where he r 1 1 nevertheless. He was somethlui d was briefly employed flidng stop , 66 & & I a pextecltlntst" . Ifglits. · ; I& & I& & I '1\,,socs< •· •c . post Off'ICe Sh00t'mg e I ...-- 13 1 '---1 . : f U I g~ccesslon, a:::r £!:::! ~~;.~~~::!:0':~ i •. '•'"-ta he ...11." ' co:::S '.a.~veu - - ' gilDS more •~u ... , people, neighbors sale!'. · When :wUce S8fii'Ched hJI loQe bl lllrthWeit OklahomaCitytheyfoundstacksr1 anim,wdtlon. ·gun liloka ·of fNe(y type, a fancy'engraved sbolglin, an M·l military-~ rt11e, and~ · of target p!Jtdl. · ·· "We're loOidni lor reasdla why all tltla raae wruld iudden,!Y.. II e e ~, 11111 uan:u a: I LJ i ._....,.-ID--i::J---cJ-"-:1 ,_.; 1 1--/i. -...1 L--.1 , 2 G~o.~'1man ~nterea oav. , 1 • The~ was thew~ .t1 be 1 • " 7' './:1 ' - •• ..,., olfiu. . ' ' ....... 1 commltfl!d by ~ . . . 'lila . . . ' I I 1f¢~ ~~ ,,,12!'4:..~~i!.,.\\·...J"ft ;:-~ =~"'~ ~ JulY 18, llM.' .wben James p. uPI G••P"'' Huberty Cipelled llre:at the border· ~WII ~·· i'I!Q~~f~Dt In San MASS SIIOQTING·,_: AOIIihlll, on tiE verse rllielnR !Ired for poor Yaldro, Callf.,ldlllill ~people. wodl . .tea.. ,.......rejiOated to wetbt Edmond, OldaJ, on Wedbesday, · In 1986, 16 ~were Jdlled and lllat IDd kllell ~·people IDd InJured le\'1!11 cAen. 'DIIi Dve luJuri!d who 31. wouldedbla~ba~trooia Mllll fOaadlll U.. poll~ ant repn.ealed'by ~In tH8 UPI b!Texai ID'M!I'InAu.stln II'IJPiilc. 'l1li ii'IIDP. repu r?'i tile ldlleoi..(Uft) 0 ,' ' 1 '" peo* tMiVenlty 4 ' 2 Sections. 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, August 21. 1986 \llllll ·t'~Du.b. l enttne Dana Rinehart ' REGULAR $44.50 Soulh Central Oblo Tonight, mostly cloudy wlth a sUgbt chance of showers and thunderstorms. Low bl the mid 60s. Light and variable winds. Chanre of rain 30 percent. Thursday, partly cloudy. High In the lower ~. Chance of rain 20 percent. OhiD Extmded Forecast Friday llnlllh Sunday Chance r1 showers and thunder· I(OI'ffi,!l Friday with fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Highs thrOUilhout the period will range from the upper 70s to mid 8ls wlth a low between 55 and ffi. • Officials outline needs to senator's assistant You'll like our reasonable prices and our prints have a lifetime guarantee. Population of the United States and Components ol Chanw: 1970 to 1985," sald therewere8. 7deaths per 1,txXI population In 1985. Shade River. Lodge No. 453, thester. w1ll meet Thursday, 7:30 p.m., to wolit In the fellowcraft deiiJ'I!e· Refreshments wlll be • Vat.3S. No.'71 Copyrighted 1886 subject of government flnanre and tax re!9rrn. His published works Include his 1981 co-authored book. "Ohio In the 21st Century ." This past January, Rinehart was asked by President Reagan to seiVe on the Presidential Advisory Board on Private Sector Initiatives. He was also elected w seiVe on the National League o! Cities Board of Directors. Away from the mayor's office, he ~ a captain In the U.S. Marble Cor~ Reserve, a Little League coach, and a member of Chartty Newsies and the North Broadway United Methodist Church. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate bl !X>Utical science from Ohio State University in 1970, Rinehart also received his Ia w degree cum laude from a;u in 1973. The mayor resides bl Columws with his wife, Carol, and their three children. Tickets are $al per person and may be purchased from the following people: Maxble Goeglein, Susan Jones, Larry Thomas. Dorset Larkins, Rich Jones, Sara Gibbs, Sharon Swindell, Cora Beegle, Scott Pul· time." The report, "Estimates of the 41-35-17-9-3-5 at y WbUe se!Vlng as treasurer, R.iJ1e. Mostly cloody tonight, wUh u low In the mid Mi. Parlly cloudy Friday, wlth hJgbs between 80 and SS. The probablllly of preclpbllon Is 40 peroent today, 20 percent tonight and near zero Friday. Super Lotto • hart was a proOtic wrtter on tile Ohio weather Veteran8 Me~ial - Page4 in attractive outdoor settings. ' Daily Number 002 the Bend Columbus Mayor Dana "~k" Rlnel\art wUl be the featured speaker at a fund-raising dlnnerfor state representative candidate Garry E. Hunter set for Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 5:30 p.m. at Royal Oak Resort Club, Ohlo 7, Pomeroy. ' Rinehart, a native of Tuppers Plains, was elected mayor of Columws In 1983, and prtortothat, he was Franklin County treasurer for two tenns and a partner In a Columbus law firm. NO .... .IT'S NOT YING YANG! U.S. population rises by nearly 1 percent Ohio Lottery Beat of County, Janet Holfman, Chester, and Elizabeth Story, Middleport, were hired for the next school year. · The Blue Streak Cab Co. was named to transport an handicapped student to the Bradschool School . during the next school year and · agreements for transportation ct : handicapped students to other schools were renewed with Ed Baer, James Reynolds, Gary Fife. . and Debbie and Danny Grueser. It was agreed to pay $144 a year : for the transportation ri. Richard : Ellis to the Gallla Chr~tlan School · In the Cheshire area after Carpen· : ter ex~alned that the district is required to pay tor or provide : transportation to other schools : when the other schools arewfthln ll minutes travellng time from the district school which the student would nonnally attend . r;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~: Junior and senior high teachers II manuals were approved . A new yearly work schedule for April Smith, secretary at Pomeroy Ele· mentary, was adopted. Mrs. Smith We ARE - as usual - making appointments wlll work 183 days, the regular for those precious High School Senior Portraits school year, plus 10 days before classes start and 10 days after which mark a milestone in your life. classes are dismissed each school year. We give you personalized attention and your Following the open session the board moved lntoexecutivesesslon preview set will include 9 to 12 different poses, to consider personnel, negotiations. not only before traditional oil backdrops, bur also finances and pending litigation. ~ EMS units respond Rinehart will speak at Hunter fund-raiser ,., . ... .. - ... )-' .~ 1 ·-· �'' "·... "': ThU!lday, Au~ 21. 1!J86 ·. ,, The~ 'Daily Sentinel 111 Colll1 Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO TRE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ~v ..................................... c::~.o=o . ROBERT L. WINGETI' Pu!jlsher \ PAT WHITEHEAD Alllls&an& Publlsher/Coa&roller BOBHOEFUqt General MaJuatler DALE ROTHGEB, .JR. News Editor AMEMBER of The United Press Interna tiona I, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They &It auld be less than lJO words · long. All letters aresubjecttoedltlftg and ITLISt be slgn'e:l with name, address and telephone number. No unsJc:ned letters wUI be )XI bUshed. Leiters should be In good taste, addressing lssues, no1 persooalltles. Maryland's 'firsts' ,Maryland got a reasonably good start In American politics. ·One ol the ortglnal states, Its capital, Annapo~. Was the site ol the piellrnlnary meeting that led to the dra1tlng c:J. the Constitution In PllUadelphla. A leW years later, Maryland had the distinction c:J. providing the. land that Is now the Dlst11ct of Columbia for the national capital. 'After that, Maryland became something o! a poHtlcal backwatEr. It did provkle one obscure Speaker o! the House, George Dent, In 1797, and one very famous Chief Justice, Roger Brooke Taney, who preslilell over the Supreme Coort from M llll864. But Maryland, unlike neighboring VIrginia, never produced a president or a major candidate for the post. In fact, the last Marylander to receive electOral votes In a presidential election was WIDiam Wlrt In 1832. He got Vennont's seven wtes, but Maryland's eight votes were divided between Andrew Jackson of Tennessee and Henry Clay of Kentucky. Mliryland did give the country a vice president, Spiro Agnew, but the state doesn't brag much about him. Agnew, and hls successor as governor of Maryland, Marvin Mandel, probably had tbe most to do with giving the state a reputation In the 1970s for corrupt politics. But even In thP I'Elllm o! cash-and~arry politics Maryland was not regarded as ;rpace-setter, as connoled by the n!cknamP "New Jersey South," given lt by contemporary students of the subject. There Is, howevPr, an area o! progresslvp politics In which Maryland is a leader and an example to the rest of the country. Maryland has more women 1n its congressional delegation than any othi!r state. Half of thP state's eight congressional districts are represented by}i women, and they make up almost !l perrent c:J. the mtlre 22·member female contingent In the House. In years past, IDaJIY of the women In Congress got there by succeeding deceased husbands. Rep. Beverly Byron, O.Md., won the seat that had been held by her husband, but she has been no me~ caretaker, winning re-electlon three times on her own record. The other Maryland women- Democratic Rep. Barbara Mikulski and Republican Reps. Marjorie Holt and Helen Bentley - got 1D the House entirely on their own, and like Byron probably could continue to hold their seats for the forseeable future. But Holt Is retiring and Mikulski Is running for the Democratic nomination lor the Senate seat being vacated tllls year by Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, R·Md. Mlkulskl ran agalnat Mathias 12 )ll'8J'S ago and loot In a aunpalgn that de\:eloped the slogan stW seen (JI feminist T·shtl1s, "A woman's place ls In the·House ... and tbe Senate." Now, she Is the favorite ina primary contest that Includes the outgoing governor, Harry Huglles, and one c:J. her House colleagues, Rep. Michael Barnes. If Mikulski wins the Democratic non\lnation Sept. 9, her REpublican opponent probably wUI be Linda Chavez, a former Reagan White House aide and ClvU Rights Commission official. Chavez has some ~position In the.GOP primary, but like Mikulski Is expected to win. Which probably wUl give Maryland another feminist first- avaUable records show no other Instance In which hath major party candidates for the. Senate have been women. And however a Mlkulskl·Chavez contest turns out, Maryland will have produced a 5ll percent Increase In the number of women now In the Senate. Letter to the Editor Thanks for the support Packing . tb~ c911l1--·___,---.-. _ W:4SHINGTbN - New. York's Gov. Marlo CWmo turned up the other day before till! All)el'lcan Bar Association, to !llalre 11 speech described as an "lmpas51oned" speecb ,.... about nominations to the &lpremecOOrtc:J.theUnltedStates. The governor f1 New York 1s a fine fellow., ·bui oil ·this. matter he Is, . forgive me, almost mbeHevably dumb. Cuomo jumped (JI President Reagu for trying "to bend" the high court "to lit hls own ldeo!Ogl· . ca~ social or poUtlcal bellefs." A"Dy such Invidious J11rpose, he said, runs counter to "the American system." It "contuses the basic nature c:J. the Judiciary." Well, Governor, with deferenre, horsefeathers! Almost without ex· ceptlon, every president has tl1ed In one way or another to bend, (I' pack, or shape the Supreme COOrt 1D hls ownwayc:J.thlnklng.GeraldFord's nomination o! Jolm Paul Stevens is the only retreat lrom political custom that comes Immediately to mind. ~ :t. Atnham, professor of law at the University at VIrginia, last year ~-~ tile , secooo edition c:J. his definitive "Justices 11 Preildents - A Rolltlcal HlstO!Y of Appointments !D the Suprelne Court." .Governar Cwmo ought 1o ·read It some !line. The record ~ with George Washington. He IUIJiled 11 men Ill ·· the court. EvErY one o! them was a staunch Federalist. Adam! tll· towed with tl)ree Federalists o! Ills own. Jetterson, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adam!, Jackson and Van B,uren came along. Collec· tlvet,y they liamed 15 Dermcrats good and true. It wasn't until 184ij, when the Whig TYler put Dermcrat saiYIIel Nelson on the high oourt, that a president · ti!ent outside hls own political family. Of the 102 justices who have served, all but 12 have rem members of the appointing president's party. When one looks at the federal judiciary as a w!Die, ByGERRYMONIGAN lorthelastoutoftheDetroltTigers' UPI Spo.U Writer 3- 0 victory over the California Walt Terrell displayed no emcr Angels. "You've got to have the tlon when Wally Joyner broke up breaks, and I'll take lhPm .all. I'll his rnrhltter Wednesday night with take Z1 tine drive outs. That would a two-outdaubleln the ninth Inning. be line with me." Then again, Terrell's . the type Terrell had taken a no-hitter Into who probably wouldn't have mad!' the seventh against Minnesota last much of a fuss If he had retired yearbeforesettUngloracomblnro Joyner to become the first Detroit one-hitter with Willie Hernandez. pitcher to throw a no-hitter In Tiger "I got away with pitches that Stadium In 34 years. should have been waylaid, but the.Y "I think I had anD-hitter In high hit them upln the air," said Terrell, school," Terrell said. "Me and 1m who struck out three and walked mllllon other people." three. Terrell, 11,9 overall, !sfl.21nTiger EarHer tllls season, Joyner Stadium this season after just singled up the mllld!P with one out missing hls bid to become the ruth ln the ninth to spoUCharlie Hough's Detroit pitcher to hurl a no-hit bid for a no-hitter at Texas. game. "I thought about that In the "NobodX has ever gone out there · bottom o! the eighth," Joyner said. and thrown perfect pitches the "I knew I was the third man up In whole game," said Terrell, who got the ninth. This one · was more Reggie Jackson to fly out Ill center gratlfylngbecauseweweredown to ~~~·~·-rr_ick ___;__lmruu....._ · i . _J_.K ....... As a' !0yal Democrat, ·~r 1 the data aret!Yen morestrlklni: 94 peroent o1 all the ~al judges In Coomo~s ~ry ~ ~· No history have. come !rom the JI"EIIdenl slnoe W8$hli!gloli ·- not appolntl!ll ·prealdellt's own party. even Grut ·.- tried mote assldu· Eva! .. t b. e s e ....,,_are deceptive, ously than Fl'liiklln Roosevelt to -~· · Court to .hls . as "nleodore .... l'!oo&evelt once ex· "bend" the ·Supreme plalntid.Hewastalklngtohlsfellbw way o! thinking. With the aole Repu~,m Henry cabot Lodge exception o! Harlan Stone, evviY about Democrat Horace Lurton !II ooe o! FDR's· mmlneeil wu a a Hkely poealblllty for the Supreme =:e:J~~Is~!.,': ~ Court; ''1be.111mliial poHtlcs c:J. the ""&~u man .bas mthlng to do with hls mmlnatlon o! WHHam ·Strong and actions oo the bench. His real Joseph Bradley. Hewan!edthemto polltk:l are .all Important. .. , )le Is <Werrule the oourt's decision c:J.lBIO ngbt on the Negro question; he 1s in the Legal Tender Cases, and in ngbt ~ tile power at the t!deral · l87l they did exactly that. government; he Is right on the NotaJ!appobiteesaresoa:coope~•raa·· lnsular'bl!sreea; he Is ngbtabout live. Mally presldems have 111111 oofP)tatiOM; he Is right about disappointed. TeddyRoosl!veltWIB · labor. Oneveryquestloothatwould so An'lous with Oliver Wendell oomebeforethebench,hehassofar Holmes that he swore he Cllllld shown himself to be 1n much closer "carve out d a banana a judln•lth 1Duch with the pollctes In whiCh you ~mre backbone than that." J~ and I beHeve than even White Story backfired on Mad!-, .ad (Asloctate Justice Edward D. James C. McReynolds hoiii'IY WhiteI because he has been right emt:arrassed Woodrow Wllson.'J:(, about rorporatlons where White smlllwer Is said to have salcl"ll!at has been wrong/' ,. ·. putting Williams Brennan oo tile Supreme Coort was the ...nt mistake c:J. hls life. Richard Nliliin has seen his nomiDee H8JTY Blaclanun move Into an lllii!DIY alliance with the court's Ulleral bloc. In genenl, howl!ver, presldelits have succeeded fairly well is casting their Ideological lnflutaoe upon the court. The most faiAlful example c:J. the "bending" pl'O(lliS came with Jolm Adjlms' mkbdllrt ~lntmellt c:J. Jolm Marshall jut beilr;e Adalna .left office In 1101. Marshall was the consulllJMte Federalist, I • ardent &postle;._ at strong national government. lf tile choice '*I fallen to Jl!ffo!!-. tile dllet . justice would have been Spenalr Roane, an equally a*nt apaltle c:J. states' rtghts. AdaliiiWIB able to pull oil hls llliiMIIWr, ell the whole COJtStltutlonal history ol the oountry was sbaped aecpni· lngly. Ronald Reagan Wllll'l achieve anything so momenmus with his nominees, but for Cuomo to denounce Reagan for ldeololical partisanship, as If this were !Dlllethlng un·Amertcan, is fiat-out absurd. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Bengals withdrew their ll\tesl contract offer to the club's top draft choicE' and havP ended negotiations with him, assistant general man· ager Mike BroWn says. Joe Kelly, a linebacker from the University of Washington, was the lith player chosen In the first round. He ls only ·ore of two flrst·round draft choices stlll un· signed. The other Is Purdue quar· terback Jim Everett, drafted by (Ar& Budtwalcl has &akm a few weeks oil. He left heldnd several h I /( I . 7 Bl.Tm r Clv lnd 62 59 .512 9'S OPtmu Mlwk£-e J ' ' ' 6¥! B\-!r Calif T&as 66 54 y,o '_ KC 54 66 Ool OaklaJld 52 66 .441 13 62~~174 .eo 12 • Ool II! .438 JJ~ 53 9J .434 14 ~2 m .UJ a lh Weclllfllday'1 Re!!llb New York 5, Sl'att!e 2 DMrolt 3. Calllomla 0 Mllwauket> 6, Of'\leland 3 Toronto 4, Olk:ago I &iton 9, Minnesota I Texas 7, Kan.w1 City I Oakland at Baldmort>. ppd., rain 'l'bundiQ"• Gum. 0\lcago IDotsoa 11-121 at Toronto O<ey lHII, 12::fl p.m . Oakland !Andujar T-5 and Rljo ~9cr Plunk 3-71 at Ba ltlrmre tF1anagan 6-fl and Boddlcker 14·71, 2. s:m p.m rFtrrovk'l 2-{}) ~· at York IRasmussen 12-4 \, 7::wl p.m. CaUfomla (Witt 14-71 at Detroit !Morris 15-71, 7:J5p.m. lbton (~ 11·9) at Cleveland tNielau 9-9). 7: Ji p.m. Tekas tCorrea 7-10'1 at Kansas City IJ ackaon 8-8), 8: lS p.m . ~'a Gamet OOiand at New York.lllght lbiton at Clevcland, nliht at Ototrolt, nla:ht Callb'n:la at BalttJnmo, night Kama! Clry at MtM·au lft. night Toron1o at Min!WIOIII, night Chicago ar Texas. night N A.TmNAL lEAGUE ~a ttle """' NY W L Pet. GB tll 41 .661 61 il n ~lf.l Pnlla Montreal St. Lou 59 58 .51M 19 S9 6~ .61 ~ Plsbrllh .., T2 .0> lH'I or s2 81 .m w... tloo§lon Sanf'ran OOS2 61 !I 59 61 5S 63 57 62 eo.,,., LA Atlantfl '"'""" 21~ S1!J."a! 7'h S1 w-....,,.. Re5uh ~ .6.1 9~ .f7!1 11 .4~ II .471 1~ A.Uanta 8, Cbk'ago J · Phlladfipbla 1. San Francisco 0. 10 Innings PlttllMr'Jh ~ . HWiklnl CU.:lllNIIU 3. S!. l..oW.s 1 NI'W York 7, Loa Allte.lel 5 San Diego 3.. Montreal :z Ttar.tat•G ....m A.Uanta tAcker 2·21 al 0\leago tLyrc h J.'l l. 2:~ p.m ' Mon!lt'lll 1Mar11nez HI at ~ an Dleio tst.Mr 8-51, 4:00p.m. Phlladl>lphla tG1'05S Si01 at San F'ran· eM:~ 1l...aCo&s 9-81. t: mp.m St. l.llutll tMathrw8 &.31 at tlrr:lnnali , r G ullk'~:m you going to do lt?" "I'll cut It later when the weatllrr oools oU. I have an errand to nm first. .. 9-81, 7: lS p.m. F'lldrQ''a Gune~ 0rrtMa.11 at Chicago Atlanta at Plttsbn1th. liahl Koustori at SL Loub, nigtll . Montreal at Lal ~~. rdgbt • Philadel phi a at San DliiiO. n!Rht New York at San Jo'ranclK-0. blah! 'What are you going to do?" "I tltnk I'll &D wt and buy a pellet ON VOUCHER PURCHASES in our CLOTHING ·and SHOE DEPARTMENTS gun." "What on earth for? " • Just In case SeigPI tries Ill eut my lawn." . The Daily Sentinel ' 14~Hill Publlsht"CC ('V('J"Y aft l'rnoon, Monday throul'{h Frida y, 111 Court Sl.. Po· mE>roy, Ohio. by thr Ohio Va lley Publ\shln,l1: Compony!Mul!lmP<IIa , Inc .. Pomf'rov. Oh io 45769, Ph . 992-2156. S@- ro nd <'li.ss posta~e pa id at Pomrroy. Ohi o. M('mb<'r: Unif('d Press lnternallona l. Inland Dally PrrSA Associ a tlon and th(' NewspapN Sa les, 733 Third Avl'nue. CLOTHING VALUE NI'W York . New York 10017. POSTMASTER : !ipnd address changH to ThE' Dally SrnHnel. 111 Court S1., Ponyorey. Oh.\o 4.'7~ . SUBSCRIPTION RATES By C1rrter or Motor ~ou~ OM We< k .. ... ... .. ......... ....... ......... $1.25 On!' 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Sl7.29 . :Ill; Week• ...•......•............ .. ...•.•... 134.06 52 Wl'ek.o ... •.......... , .............. ..... $66.56 OUIJkle Melp V..nl)' 13 Weekl ... .............. ,... j.~. ......... l18.20 26 We<kl •........... .... ,.• ..•... .-........ $35.10 52 weeki ..... r ........................... 167.60 . $100 LESS 10% DISCOUNT $10 ------(2} '45 VOUCHERS Ohio N!'wspaper Association. National AdverllslnR A.l'prt>ientatlve, Branham 'J, •• MIDDLEPORT to come 1D terms with flrst·round pick Ricky Hunley and eventually traded him to Denver. 00 60 .500 11 SE>a nkMinn Berry's World .. ' VILLAGE PHARMACY W..o added, the lease was drafted In such terms that development of the Island's potential was not made mandatory. So for years a succession of leaseholders simply paid the $250 a month rent and did mthlng to crve!Qp tbelr barPtn property. They ran a low-budget ll!$0rt In the island's old fort, and rented mucl! c:J. the island In !lllall lots for vacation homes. How thi! inspector general eat lnlll the act is . Instructive: The Environmental Protection Agency served Interior with papers In 1982 char&lng the tenants on Water Island with serious violations c:J. federal .t~~~d territorial laws. Gar· t:age was beln« burned and ludlllled wltlwt pupei' permits, wlille raw &eiVIif was being dumped directly ntn the Caribbean. "Liter· ally, what they had was hoses running lrom houses," Morgan sald. Is ·' choice." In 1984, the Bengals were unable $200 OFF 665t'I~S¥.! 65 56 .53'7 65 57 !oJ1 62 57 .52! (USPS 'r :• ••r.- Brown said the Bengals havP offered Kelly $1.53 million rHer lour years. Blatt has said Kelly Is asking i\ Division 01 Multlmt)l!lla, Inc. Today in history ;,....iW..,.. . ' year.' ~ an agreement and that negotiations will resumP as quickly as they ended. "A lot ol teams have j:iayed that game," he said. "What do you do lf yoo won't sign him and you won't trade him? You've wasted a draft 71 49 !B2 - NY ToronTO vague electric Hght bulb lf his wife had kept going down to the cellar and telling him lt was time to mow the lawn? We wouldn'.t have the telephone o! Alexander Graham Bell had wOn1ed -.bout Ids grass. Henry Ford couldn't have given a tinker's damn about his Iron! yard." "Do you want me to cut It, or are lor $1.67 million avPr !our years, but Brown said Kelly's demand Is actually higher than that. "Their last demand was outt of line with what other players drafted In the first round have received," Brown said. "According to oor information, It would make Kelly the fourth-or flfth·hlghest paid player In the l!rst round." Blat! said he believed Kelly and the Bengals were clOse to reaching Houston. "We haVE' withdrawn our offer as of today," Brown said. "And we have !nfonned Mike Blatt (Kelly's agent) that we wUI not trade Joe Kelly under any ctrcumstanoes. If he does not sign with us, he wW have to go hack lnlll the draft next Brown WLPc:t. GB Boston Blade of grass~------'---'--__ "How do you know?" Because Seigel Is cutting hls," oommns wiKb he found In tu she says. lniilk.l "Seigel Is always mo~ hls A 68-year-old man In Lawt'8lre, lawn. I think he has a grass fetish." Kan., was jaDed after he refused to "Sullivan Is cutting hls also." pay a line and oourt costs lor ' "The only reason Sullivan Is waving a. pellet gun at two men cutting his lawn Is because Seigel mowing his lawn. The city o! started Jrowlng hls. I talked to Lawrence has an ordlnanre that &!Divan the other day, and he said requires the mowing o! grass once he wls)led Seigel would take a rest It gets more than 12 inches high. lor a few weeks and paint his Since the man refused to do It, the kitchen instead." city sent oot a crew to do the "If we oon't cut our lawn. mowing and then billed him !or the everyone In the neighborhood wUl labor. When the men came back to start talking aboul us." mow It again, the lllineowner tl1ed "What can they possibly say?" to chase them away with a pellet "They'll Say ~re troublemak· gun. ers because we let our grass grow By Unlled Press International This story upset me very IYIIch, lllo taU." Today Is Thursday, Aug. 21, the 233rd day of 191!6 with 132 to illlow. and I believe the reasonltdldlsthat "I don't see what the height of a The moon ts'inoylng toward Its last quarter. Identify so closely with the man person's lawn has to do with I The momlng stars are Mercury and Jupiter. who didn't want to cut hls lawn. whether he is 11 aood neighbor ot The evening stars are Venus, Mars and saturn. Therearesomeordlnancesthatare nol People shouldn't be judged by Those born oo this date are under the slgnc:J.Leo. They Include Illustrator AubreY Beardsley In 1872, jazz ITIIsiclan Wllltam "Count" Baste In 190<1, good for the entire oommunlty; and the length of their .gtass." there are others, such as this one, "I hear Gua-en~Jelm's lawn mystery novelist Allthony Boucher In 1911, Britain's Princess Margaret In that IEI!m to lntrli)ge (JI a penon'i ' miwer going ro.w." l9ll (age 561, baBketbBU star Wilt Chamberlain In 1936 (age Sll, singer 1 freedom. What ngbt does any city "&Ire, and dO )'I1U know why? Kenny Rogers In 19311 (age 481, and actress Patty McCormack In 1945 (age have to tell a person how ldgf! · h i& Because hls W1fe' saw Seigel and 41) . grass sOOuld grow, ..-to lleild people Sullivan cutting their lawns. I !mow On this date In history: on hls property to ~mw It? for a fact that GUaenllelm would In 1941, Exiled Bolshevik leader Leon '1\'otsky was assassinated In I'll be very hOnest, I happen to rather play tennll\today than inow Mextco Oty on orders from Soviet dictator Josef Stalin. llk,etaU grass. To me there ts hls erass:: . , In 1951 the United States ordered constructlono!theworld'sflrstatomlc rothlng lll!lre "Qea~ tbaD lll!lna · "How do )00 kjiow that?" su~e. It wu·called the Nalltllus, after the vessel ~ Jules Verne's 1 (JI the · pordl Stepe 1 watcbtnr' · "l!eca~ he a game ,with classic "Jl,OOl r..e.aues Under the Sea." In 19&1 the SOVIet Union 'and other Warsaw Pact forces Invaded thousands c:J. bladel c1 araas \m')n& ~"' "·· .· · In the warm ' IIIJIIIDel' lrerlle. 1t M}' wife ~lllid out ~ window. Czechos~ikll to end that nation's bid for Independence frtm MOICIDW. can't 1f0W loq hiP ai fat as I am "Then ~ . p>me Synilngton lnl983,PI)Illppll;leppp0sitlonlea4et'Ben~Aqulllowaususslnatedas m nad, · taldlithll· lawn mower out of the hellteppedtro,na . P\ifte .atM-~ · otllerhand. Uke8 I!III'IP~'' . .. In 19!15. thlt Uillteil Sta~ ~ 1111 ,-y~,.,._.i..L' : . . . . -, tliM RI!IL '!lit' bellevell everyb; "Beca111e ~lm C8Jiyeled Duoretde!lt".PY ~p~t,":a p flt CIIICllK ' .lillllt;~ _. . c:J. ody'alawubDuldlook,saliiiOOihas his pmel Doo't )'llll see what'a Americana"" lblll SoYiet coataptl In the Sov!ei Union. The A. H. Robins a J!Uttlali green 111 the Auaueta bappaliiDg to • aU of UJ? We've. , Co. Died tor lederal balgvptc)' piAectlon .lifter JliYin& $1111 mDion t> National Gc)lt C9!me, ~ ,also ts ·~1.e·a _ n a~ -at lawn mowers. more tiU ._ Wll'ltft 'lajunid by lia Dallrlln $.IIeld oontlij.i:ptlve. afraid d ~ nelii\IIOn. ·:,, · . . We've lo,&llhe pkmee•' ~~ .tha) J ~ 1· Itaeet~~~alltiolt...,..yweeklbe'D iiilde,tl!ll COUIIIry areat.: . 1111' II* da)o: Po« opn Nuh l\'l'l)le: say 10111etJi1nC like, :'I beJk!ve tt'a "'Po )'00 tldilk nmw Edllon ..,... W1111a IIIt1l!n J..tllat . ' Ume 101ileoue · c ut the lawn:". -~ have had time to Invent the · E\Zt:" dJf I ~ld I etl'' I ' ' ;, . family, !rlends and fPUow Meigs Countlans In my eUorts to becomE' the next State Senator t>rthls area. Again, my thanks Ill Meigs County for a successful kick-of!. Very truly yours, Jan M. Long Democratic candidate for State Senate 17th Dlstl1ct 'J . , . Majo~ A_rt_Buc_h_wa_ld ' I would like to thank the residents ol Meigs County for their support In my ·recent fund· raiser In Mlddleporl. The enthusiasm genPrated by those present Indicated a genulnP concern for the needs c:J. Meigs County and the 17th Senate District. Consequently, I amqultepleased with the encouragemPnl and suppor1 I have received !rom my Busby o! Kansas City and Nolan thrte·..Jn horner, and Rob Deer two-runhomertolpad tiEBlueJays Ryan of CaH!ornla each threw one added a three-run blast to lead to their !11th straight vlctDry. In 1973. Milwaukee. Bill Wegman, 4-9, wPnt Johnson, 3-1, struck out four and In other games, New York seven·plus Innings to win lor the walked none. Chicago's Jose Dewhipped Seattle 5-2, MllwaulieP Drst · time since July 21. The Leon, 3- 2, allowed lour runs In topped Cleveland 6-3, Thronto rlght·hander retired 17 o!thellrst 18 seven innings and took the toss. downed Chicago 4-1, Boston routed batters. Dan Plesac finished for his BOO Sox 9, 'I'wiD8 1 Minnesota 9-1, Texas blitzed Kan· lOth save. At Minneapolis, Roger ClemenS sas City H, and Oakland at Blue Jays4, While Sox I hurled his third two·hltter o! the Baltimore was postponed because At Toronto, rookie Joe Johnson season to becomE' the major of rain. scattered six singles aver eight leagues' first 19-game winner and Y aakee& 5, Mariners 2 Innings, and Lloyd Moseby hit a propel Boston . At New York, Dave Winfield's 300th carrer horner. a two· run shot, f'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii helped the Yankees snap a three· game losing streak. Don Mattingly added a two-run homer. Reliever ~ ~ Tim Stoddard, 2-0, pitched 2 1·3 shutout Innings. Dave Righetti ~ VJUU"4~~'{}o finished for hls 29th savP. Seattle starter Mike Moore fell to 7·11. Brewers 6, lnclans 3 At Cleveland, Ernest RUes snapped an O.for·l7 slump with a Scoreboard Scartll> approaching $18,00! lor its annual Thwarted by the department's renlal. Terms ol the lease set the Inadequate f!les, the auditors asked monthly rent for·the Island at $250 for the current leaseholder'·s - about what yoo lnlght pay for a ledgers, only 1D leam<that they had couple at days In one It Sea Cllf!'s rem destroyed lna!looa thathltthe alr<andltloned rooms. The IJ>verD· Dllnois office ot the parent .com· ment was also suwose:t to collect a pany. The auditors set to work tiny percentage c:J. the tenant's painstakingly reconstructing the gross receipts above $alO,(XX) ' a revmue Dgures !rom work papers year, but before the IDtel was buOt, and other survlvln& documents. "Results showed that recon· the government's cut nPver amounted to much - lor a variety structed gross receipts were s!gnlfl· o! reasons. cantly higher than amounts used by Chief among these reasons, (the previous leaseholderI to com, according to an Inspector general's put!' renf payments," the auditors audit, was that the Parlier lease- ~rted. They estimated the differ· holders conslstPntly underestl· moe to be $122,211 In 1978 and mated their gross receipts to arrlvP , $372,234 In 19'79. at the .government's percentagE'. Interior Department official Another reason may have been that Larry Morgan blamed the Ierma c:J. the earliPr leaseholders never paid the lease. "The lease was deS!gned · any rent at all. No cme can be-sure, to provide economic development because the lntPrlor Department on the Island because the ~al failed to keep proper records at its government didn't want to put any potentially lucrative resort money Into lt," Morgan \old our property. reporter David Davis. But, he our last man. "Hoogh's was a little sweeter because we camp back to win lhP game,butthlswassweeterbecause we were down to our last out. I didn't want to walk oU the lleld !mowing I was the last out ol a no-hitter.'' PrlortoJoyner'shit,Jacksonhad come the closest to a hi\.off TPrrell when his screaming Unedrlveln the first Inning was hit rlghta t second baseman Tom Brooliens. Loser John Candelaria, 6-2, llloka three·hltter Into the seventh. The last no-hitter by aa Detroit pitcher at Tiger Stadium was accomplished In 19Sl by VIrgil Trucks. Only four Detroit pitchers - Jack Morris, Jim Bunning, Trucks and George Mullin -have thrown m- hitters for the Tigers. Tiger · Stadium has mt seen any j:itcher throw a no-hitter since Jim Bengals withdraw latest offer to Kelly It's a steal. . ._________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_r_so......n_&_J_o_se.;;__p_h__;Sp;__e_ar WASHINGTON - . One of the great bargain vacation spots In the CBrlblll!an Is Wat« Island In the U.S. VIrgin Islands. It may not be a bargain for the vacationers who stay there- you could easily spend $3,(XX) lor a week at the Sea CIIU hotel -but lor the resort operators It a cut·rate bonanza, thanks Ill a benevolent Uncle sam Water Island, a former Army base, ls owned by the u.s. taxpayers, In whose behalf It has been mismanaged for the last 34 yPars by the Interior Department. Thanks to an Incredibly generous lease, the resort owner, Water Isle Hotel and Beach Club Ltd., made more than Sl mUHon last year-but paid the Interior Department the magnificent sum ol $18,635 lor a year's rent on the mtlre island. UntU 18 months ago, when the current leaseholder buOt a $12 million hotel and resort complex, the govPrnment never got anything The Daily Sentinei-Page-:-3 Terrell_just misses no-hitter; Cleveland loses another, 6-3 · F .. • POmeroy-Middleport. Ohio ,,. �~·~~~~~----~:: ··'--------~·---l·~ ~-~ &b. ott~etJena· .'(.) {(,#~.n·.,· ~ ~ .· . >fio' r .fi:Yim ~ ~~ . U' ".:. ,1'1/ t""':' CIN~Tl(UPI),-Thecltyls May. City council ~ll!rs said· Jaw ~ Pit bUlldOgS 'PI!ts tjle tile· city's viciOus oog c;t(llnanre, By:Bo& Hali!y, MlcldlepQrt, forya:u-.Jetter~ ~ tor tbe Pteven1lon of pe•sed In 1\li!,L~d . Wrlilg s :t ki enCOIII' , aaerne!~l We're~ happy Crllelty to Aldmalsln an ilqCOilifor· ~ •. lve !Ill,lmals .tore. caged or to ll! a pen Of your eve(y !laY llfe:· tall(e poilt!Oil, ~ <trkilals kep\ on a lea.Sh, does not effectively and ~ of us here at 1lie Sentlilel say. . · . , ! • control pit bUlls. aP!l!'relate Your kind Words. Seval~shavehaathelrpets "No ooe enJoys destroying a des!IOyal lllnpe the bal) went Into he~ animal," said Harold And, of co~. yw reaqze by this eftect 'llliilday, said diSpatcher Dates, general !II8Jl8ger ~ the lime tllat I'm having a ball w.lth the AndY ¥lhllnu. The SPCA Plckal' Hamilton County, bniJ!cll ~ the ''ylrig yang", exp-esslon. Appar· up one d tlie pit ·buDs Wednesday. SPCA. "It's a cll1dcult thing to deal ~ ~w IAAnlDi ~, American wfth." enpy. some of you are enpylng li too. . Your ol ~~tiler i1n4{" jit \JUll Mahlman said the SPCA Is friend, Ben Qulsenll!rry, for many. S)'Ma Blake brought me a book ~,was P!15Sed bycltycouilcllln ob!lgatal to destro~ the ll!llmals. . · 1118l1Y'years a resident tt Syracuse, which woilld explain the mealilng of wllll'ilal'k his 99th birthday on Aug. "yin" and "yallg''; someope elSe 'East~m 0pe0 24•. Tile llddress Is Box JIW., South dropped by !leflnltlons of "yin" and ;Oiarleston, Ohio 45368. "yang"; Janice M. Curry sent Schools of the Eastern Local thoUc <burch ciJ State Route :118. All along some matei:Ial oo "yin" and: 'School Dlsti'lct wUI qien next week other routes wUI ll! on Ire same There are alwayst SQI!Ie give- "yang''. A lady, apparently embarschedules as last year. tor ~ 198&87 year. aways In connection with tre rassed by the definition she knows Luncll wlllll! served oo ihe first comrnerlclal displays at the Meigs of "ylng and yang", said sre wruld Teaclieiii wUI tepor\ on Monday day d school. Prices are: hlg)l County Fair. One WaS Presidents' have · her husband call me too . 10 prepare rot the first day of school school students, $110; elementary Books at the Wortd Boa~ Ehcyc· meinll!g, (he ·hasn't called so aDd all.students wlll attend regular ,. lopedla baot'h and the,~ was ~It's so bad re can't even talk clasSeS e11 Tuesday with school 'students, $1; breakfast at River· Bonnie LeMaster, Route 2, alJOUt .lt) an!l PhU,.Follrod tells me session ~ tO.Ill! the same as last view Elemen!ary, 00 cents. Students wlll be given. workbook ·;Pomeroy. that· tbe expression Is gaining In year. prices on the first day of school. The bus pickup for the new school popularity at the Meigs Senior Any new students shouldr~t to year Includes: bus . 21, VIolet · Barbara J . Rains, Route 1, Box CitizEns Center. their school on Monday 10 register Q)i, Miami, Arizona, ~ - yep, 'lb ll! honost with yru, I realzy sat~, wUI run State Routes that's Arizona - Is doing family don'{ need to know what It means- 1:111 and IB1 to Tuwers Plains; bus fOr the If there are any questions, research on ancestors who settled I just llke lt.Itcan be substituted for . 17, Ruth Maslers, wUI run Rice residents soould call ~2. In Po!neroy after 1810. profanity; It can ll! phlklsophlcal, Run, County Roads 44 and 00, also She's loOking fOr descendants of llke - "take lime to enjoy the ylng Fire Tower Road and Plile 'I'ree the WUUam and· Sally Wl)llham yang". It can be :1lsed wllen you Drtve; bus 12, Sandy Cowe!erY' wUI Stevens family. There were lour think, lklmeone is giving you double transport all students oo Joppa chlldre!l, Celinda, Rhoda, Alonzo · talk.Llke-"hey,cuttheylngyang Road with lOOse students going to ·Cocydon and Jesse. Alonzo might and'give me the bottom Une". Let's Eastern transferring at the cahave· been a minister In the M.E. face It- It's llke basic black, It can Cliureh and a brother of William go anywhere. By the way; a smDe -stevens, Amos Stevens, might have can also go anywhere so keep · .~ a ' Baptist minister in stnlllnll. Lo'' ·L . .·r : .c : fe!l , . .·.- SChool year tO Pomeroy If you .can Mrs. Rains. Ambitious memll!rs of tJ¥! Olive .Township Volunteer Fire Depart· :ment, will stage their annual chicken barbecue, along wtth otrer :actlvttles, on Saturday, August :ll. Tile barbecue wlllll! held at the. liatlon In ReedsvU1e trom noon to 6 .p.m. and chicken dinners ai $4 wUI Include beverage lllld dessert. There wUI also ll! games during the .day Including a fish tDnd, bean bag ioss, cane toss, !I!Uirt rut candle, M 'nM guess game, a lollipop tree and a country store. Hog oogs and sloppy joes wUI also be served all day. 'Then from 7 to 10 p.m. the Blue Knob Ex(reSs Band wlllll! oo hand lo entertain. A horsesllle pitch with cash prtzes wlll start at noon with l'l!glstratlon at 11 a.m. Thank you, Mrs. Oirlstlne B. 'OR 'MUL8flRY AVE., .• EECH ST. AND WRIGHT AVE. If INTERE$TED, PLEAS,E' CALL . . TilE DAILY SENT.IN·EL 992-21 · 6 11111.-. •uo NOW ONLY $360 ' 8114· drive. A'ttyooe ~ ·to cklnate may ca11992Jl58 tor'monHnfortna· tlon:The next band booster meeting wlllll! reid 7 p.m., Monday. Sept. 8, til the MJIS'IlaJidiOOifJ;. A. Fowler., . Middleport Independent Holinesll · Chu!l'h wiD be In revival With Rev: Wayne States starting Friday lllld continuing Aug. :n. .Servl· ces wlllll!gln ~ w1t11 special singing ' ll! featured. 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I Joe Mar· ii$''i.Joim~C:.Rlcfi;Terey ,. ,, TOPS meets Nicholson's ganlenlng Ineluded catll!rlng tlowers hints and Sited podl for dried IIITliDI!I!ments 10 be t1sed at the loros group workshop, ------· -··---------. ENROLt··NOW:\. ., ' + TAl RE~t S.!f.9S .. -RonRoulbi employment. Sept. 22, at the A~ns Grange hall. An .bivltatlon was extmded to Flower arrangeinents we-e dismembers to the, open m~·o! the J:tayed by Stella Atld8, Mills Diehl, Sbadl! ValleyQJuncllofFionilArts, and Itt's. ftadekln. ~lng fllnwrs !leiJ!. 16, 7: ~ p.m.,.. at !be Chester ill chul'ch6 and other places over United Metllldlst Chull'h. · tile put month have been Mrs. A. program 011 humming J:llrds . Radeldn, Mrs. Nlclloll4:in, Pauline wu given . 'by Alliin WW wm .Atldns, Stella Atkins, Ruby Diehl, notl!d that they INIIce up the lll'fll!lt awl Mrs. Wlll. family of lllrd6 IJI the wesltern · A plait> lunclleon was served by llalls. They are 3 lnclles lea&. thl hostess. The Septemb!'r meetweleh (Jie·tenth ~an Qlnce, and fly ll11 w81 ll! with Mrs. VIrginia ·:IAllllilmllesaniDur,shelald.Mrs. Nei!IOn wjth regional dirECtor, p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;iiiiiiii;iiiiiii..-J •tnt (with thermomet•l Dttr• of ColdnGREAT DRIVING COMFORT BEGINS HERE .SAFETY SERVICE FlaraiOe WOOd. GroYe ·- Doll A. Rutland FriendlY Gardeners to gtve her a snwdial It noted that Wanetta RadekiD IIJid PauUne Atkins exhl· blted In the IIIYIIatlonal class at .the recent RldiM4 Garden Club !lower show. Stl!lla Alldns, Paullne Atldns, &lid Rully Dlfltl ~ with the ~ Couty Fair flower show. ' Neva Nlehllloo was appointed vice presidellt 11td l1l'O(II'am cll*man ~ tre club 111!'1Piace Mrs. Rife w1to Ill unable to serve due to her Slinderella meets Mary Lliollafd ·caDI!! from New ~. Atteid-.g the party were II tJie Rev. ~ Nel9orl, Don Rea. . Dor1s Gnieler, Maly Ruasell, !tully grue.er, · ·Rae Reymlds, June · s.tyre, llo!'otlly Hartenblch, Marpre! Rulllell, Mary I'Uilfl, Margilret Bailey, Marie Amllergl!r, Gladys Hood, Elladean Watson, Helen Maag; and Mrs: McCaUum's d8ugllter, Margaret Harbrecht of •Check DriVe Belt Conclltien • TMelon m.eravmt- Mary L. Vou. Albeiw- r..ayJ...~ 1 . Greedup; Ky. ,... Aaron ~. Diana ait4 thl!'sllrrlluDdlna area, and later the llclthenOine' lfOWth Cal be · ~ ·It disappears, 11e 1111011 SUIIIfllf IIIIIEil •Performance T-.t . .!r(tm ' ~ -:1 Slfpben tfeale,' ::~~ F:%;. LADIES' SUMMII GillS' ·The baitana peel10fteils the wart Homlleck. < isson~~-Uywi~S:~ s . Carpe BernlCll! Wlnebra!ner, Lome Barnes. 111d SMroa Thacker have ll!Eft ·the lop biers ~ ~t at the put t'MI nwt111gs of the Rutland Diana Herman lost tlte most TOPS club lleld at tile civic center. weight and Ruth Smith was RuiDiers·up have been Judy rumer·up at Ire Monday meeting Snowdell Md Sandy Hysell and ~ !be Ftve Polntl SUnderella cllss. Mrs. Wlllelhtder was tile winner At Ire Tuesday night M&Sllt claas, of the "diet sl\rprlse': given at the there was a til! for weight lost Alllf.l211wtll"'. AMWcnirtestwll · betaaaJullaNict1ollan4LolsAnn be held a !leplenb!'r with Rettmlre. Dnllma .Hudson was members Ill' tMe "' 1f111 for u.! Till! idd's c~ will kitchen or a.t11ro0rn e.ch week. . 11!~ '1\tesday evening at M• . lnfOrm•tlon (ill ldlvltll!s may be JoAnn~lstheJecturerand obbllnaf lly cabtr ~ HyJeU · may ll! contacted about new clues 992-7467. ' 10 testn In September.. · IIDine In MillenvWe Tuftday. ·:~· Ice Cl'fllnl, lemonade. IUid k1e4 tea W1!f1!served. Herdaurbter. ..._ .............. ~' " Bahr, Lo..-rtil6- EUII E. Myers; ard" tall';,/ The 9ftll blrthMy of Hue! ~lum wllll observld at Iter ~&&~· C.eDlpnHs.- Unda Fraley. 01e1ter - Martella S. Short, ~ce C. Wolfe. ' . ' WllbiJIItGn, W.Va. - Robert • ",'~ag::;';l~u's•~ stabile; assemblap •'Double ·Be .. auty • using two containers for one design· "Su!Dil'len Last ..__ ty" ' · ........._ .....~ • a Une mass; -.re Frost", a small arranaemall, six. Inch overall; "FaU n-ten" designers ch<r Ice· "Sirltplctt ' High Stan 08 a d· ' llfllllll&ll'lets, four McEallum ;,~t Uli,'Wittie, inu~ aeorae CdDmlly. J 'BWI.-:2 •':'I»h!, MORGANI'OWN, W.Va. (UPI, -4 1browlni •way banana peels II Ulr2 tOBalng WI expen$1Ve prescdp· liOII medicine, as far as a gm~p It W~t Vlrglnil! doctors Is COitCenlld. ·J>r. Mattbew Mldclp, 27, a re8ient at West VlrCinla Unlver· 11tY MediCal Center, says he aJid otltrr physldanlbave cured lOO lo , 150. people de; bit from plaatars '· Wa'rts by . !apia( .squishy slabs of ban 'peell to~ teet. . . 1rde tlli! ~1. oo the'iiim:t,'' Mldcap said w~: ·~·s some 1011 of sillliltanCI! ....,_a' protein or·acid mat tlblblts the ablllty oft~ 'virtu! within the wart ·tn repi'OC!uce. The peel helpl'ilnntlfwart but not Save , •~a and llltract I'Oies, '• • palllt.t;d ~ ~~ ma~l permitted, Fun 38 Inch ~; , plantars warts . aan..ios Take it along to copy stereo cas- . ... __ HarWI A. Billard. Hazllee Rlell!l. Blilwell - Mary K. Searls. · Synii!:USe · - Darla Thomas, ' rocks or foot tall, brown background. Titus, Marie Birchfield, Johnson The Junior classes are "Summer . and Sandy McDaniel wUl serve as Melnortes", deplctlpg your favorite clerks to tre Judge; Janet BoUn, sport; "Back In School Again", carpenter and . HUI wm .handle using something rlat'lng to schoOl, pictures; Tillis, Kimberly Willford, such as penci]s, lunch lxlx, boob. and Diana Ash, the publicity book, The lnvltaUonal classes are and Janice Fetty, LUiy Kennedy ''WaySide~ty",freestyle; "It's Klmll!rly Willford, and Bren~ a run Piece • modem, but ar· Bolin, pre-show publicity. I'IJtll!n choice; and educational Other committees are typing and clall ~ special dllpl&ya. pr1nttng schedule,· Stewart, Titus, HandUng stagbig wlll be Iva and Margie Davis; ielepoo!k', Sisson, Margaret Edwards, Susan Marie Birchfield and Stewart; sign JudySuzy TlnadoorStpewrlzesart, · ' ' ' • Stlowden, Krbtal Bolin, Sisson and Birchfield, Joan Stew;m. Margie Sandy Mcllentel to have charp! ~ Davis, and Kim WUiford entry and classlflcat'lon u·--t Edwards J.oan s•· ~~ "''"' ' "" Titus and Stewart wiD make tre wart, and Oiartotte Willford have ribbons with camille Bolin and charile of special displays and Tahnee Johnson to place them at hostesses for the show wUI be · · the slxlw. The oortlculture exhibits Ash, Iva Sisson, Judith Hill, Lor! wlll ll! arranged by Judith Hill, Barnes, Tina Stewart, and Krlstal Barnes, Brenda Bolin, Suzy car. Bolin. penter, and Janet Bolin. Star Garden Club conducts recent meeting :Used Reg. 139.95 S: . •.. ~ Currenb'' Banana peels 7995 . Save '20o I Beauty and the ~ ~ac~~ by~ (bJUinbus. Aut~Keverse cassene! ~~t, birthday . SCR-22 by Realistic C"'t ~· Revival '' ~n Was179.95 11 . " •am • prdesl they had toured . ; :. A I'EPOfl was given on the Ohio ~atlon rft Garden Club's con· Yerltlon held In Cincinnati by Neva ~lcllo!tiOn, Binda Diehl, and An!IB Pldln. They. alo~ with otrer rjleinben ~ Region 11 p~ted !Juet ~. flewly Installed pres~ ,et.l ii lite OAGC, with carnations. n. sw- Olb also jomed tbe itutiand Ga!Wn ·Q.lb and the Dual-Deck Portable BIG .lf2 PRICE TABLE . ''Sunrlle~ the~.,.. tallare Call lll!lftilm named a flower Our smallest! Folding handset filS in pocket. Swbchable tone/ ., pulse' 143-555 UNtNG IIG. $4.49 The ~lant classes are flow erin . 1111 · or ~wm bij', !em, and cacti In clas jwd ·~Friend" and Alma Oadfn pve f,Smell the Roses". For ron Low AI UO Por - h on CIULint• WHITE 90" QUILT annuall MaJtaret . ~- "~'sGoCreettve-theModrm WIY" ·'will be the theme ot ·the !!Ower.~w to be staled A .. :ll ..d $1' at. tltf Rlltland Civic ~ter tiY,tbe Rutrand Frllmdly 'Gardrltm ...,. the Friends and ~ Club. : The shOw wlll be open lbr public ~ fro111 1 to ' p.m on Saturday, and from 1 to 4 p.m on Sulldly Gltalnnen are Joan SteWlli ~ l'ltus. and Lori Barnes. . J~ will take place 1111 the opening dliY at 1.p.m; .and wlll be dane acredltal ·ludge dIre Ohio Association of Garden Clubs us1ng tre standard system A bake refres · sale and hments wlll-be held ln conjuJICtkln with Ire show oo Aug :ll · · · · · Thdlerevlsarelo cllasseshybrldlnthe oortlcul· ture n or tea, grandlflora f!orlbunda and miniature ~· mums rn:u.tgolds dahlias ~ ~ns ~d othe' • . r Anlla E. Turner WIIS welcomed a new member ~ tlte Star · HALF PRICE NOW ONLY U tz. Fk fll tel. '4.29 NOW ONLY 13.43 Rutland flower show planned Aug. 30, 31 111 SCT-72 by Realistic" 13.36 Ohio !)arden Club Dll!t ncet~tly at the lllme.lt Mll')orie Rife :. !tully Dlelll prelded at the Jilll!tlng wlllcb opened with devo.__ from the 23rd Psalm by Oiapman. ~rs. Rite NOWONLY"'3: 86 14 in. llig. suo NOW ONLY 13.52 ~ ,ban'd ' Is having an aluminUm can RC bottle cap , Bot_,m - Henry CARRIER ~- "EEDED ·,,PILLOW ,ORMS ill. ....~.79 . Pool party 8lated Also; Pomeroy - Doilald A. May, Lenora McKnight, Rich McKnight, Sylvia Neece, Debra Mora, Mary K. Spencer, BUiy J . Spencer. Vaugllan J. Spenrer, Lois Wyant, Alina Baxter, Gklrla Kloes, Dan Follrod, Helen E. Blackston, Leslie J. Sheets. Pamela J. MUler, Janeet L. Persons. Mart'ln A. Shuler, f.dward M. Cazart. Oiarles Werry, Lawrence D. Leonard, Gerald E. Rouglll, Betty J. Lowe, Phyllis M. May. VlrgliK.Winoon,Geof!rey A. WUSon, Richard E. Swanson, Lore!-. tta A. Brown, Carolyn A. Oiarles, . ()pal M. Grueser, Homer Baxter, liOward P. Logan, David King, Raymond'Jewell, Mark D. Hudson, Kelzy R: Ginther, Adell L. White, · Tom Karr, Janet M. Du!ly, Liura G; Proudfoot, Mary A. Soroen, wuuam w. RadfOrd, Bernaette AndeJ'8011, Debra Buck, Jolpl S. Foster. Albert Parker, Robert W. Ci'.oocll. Middleport .., Kathryn D. John· · 1011, Phyllis A. Drehel, Unda HalleY. Lea(y M. Shasteen, Charles F. Jolmson, Sarah J . Fowler, Edward W. Durst, Sallie E. Kit· ilben, Debra J . Cleland. carroll E. (leland, Glorta J. Peavley, Tl· . mothy E. Smith, Gerald L. An· lbony. Geroge L. Harris, Jr., Patricia K. Logan, Ellis S. Clonch, Rodney Clooch. Rutland - Carrie Morrts, Dinah Stewart. Gregory M. Stewart, lltfalY E. Davidson, Donna M. ba~. Diana Ash. · ' Racine - Olarles w. A~h. Marte A. Bush, Virginia M. Bland, Joyce M. Medley, Kerr! A. Beegle, iJsa R. Parsons, Jodie L. Harris, RD!l!rt L. Ritchie, Joan L. Tuttle, WUUam H. Hoback, Ruth E. Shane, I!Fbara Lynn Chapman, Lorelta K. HW, Maly Bush, Roll!rt MUier, ~ M. Radford, Ro<kley D. 'Nttle, Paul F. Marr, Dorothy M. s.yre, Kim Follrod, Clarence l'rlnk, Phyllis Harris Baker, Mary L1q SVAC fOotball previeW •!)as .ll!en set' for Friday al l Kyger•Creek High Sclml, accord· lng to Principal Dan·Brisker. ' . KC hosts Hannan Trace In the first game at 6: :ll p.in., fOllowed bY ·' Oak HUI against Eastern at .7::ll. SouthOirn squares .otf against SOu~tem 'at,S: :ll, and the IIDal game wUI be ·PlaYed betwl!en Symmes Valley anil NorthGalllaat 9:30. Tickets are $2.00 for adults and $1 for students. In Syracuse. (Continued trom Page 1) ad!J!tlon to !he,. ~tortyt,cle gro~p , w)J) ~, 311nual A poul party for all Meigs High School band memll!rs Is txi be' held Sunday, ~:.lJ p.m., at London Pool Motorcyclists . "Unde~ l)le ·~ctous dog ~dl.· da,;,1or' Wednes:lay. , .'·• · · . n,anre, It Is, 1uei~ to sell or gjye Pollee .. questioned wha! they· away pltb'!lls," Mahlmail said. "So .. slwld do Wlth ranlmali ~t might ' · ~ . : \hll '01\'llers bring them here, be ·less lhincpureb~ prompting: our hands are tied. We call 't p!!t ' ell:)' : attomii.Ys .to 'relt!ll'llte trelr · them up fOr adoption. I(s not a cOncenls ~~ !be ordinance coulll tieasant situation." .not ll! deferided In cow:t. :: ,:lbe SPYA .encourages pit lx!ll AI! owner )lad hl$pet pit bull owners' to make otrer arraniJ!· destroyed said ]Jt' tried uns'uccess .. n\enls to house theli pets whUe the lully to give lt'tOUdlfferenltrlends: city decides how to enforce the law, "Solnettmes you have to do what Mahlman said. youhavetodo,'I DonnellMCCreagh · . capt. Dale Menkhaus said tDlice said of hi.!! 3-yea:r:oJd pit bull:;"! had wUI not search fOr pit, bulls but wlll him since he was three weells oJd., respond to complaints about them. He was like a Utile son. He never bit · 1 NocomplalntswererreelvedTues· a.soul, never bad to." SVAC preVIeW • 8et Friday at ~(:US help please contact were: . . .:'S.~.CA. co~s(·.·,~. Witll''- anii~ t · 21.11H " IRe poNeltr8Jn &rJd against ou•-bactfh'J · through. Eli:IUttes I-.e Restrict~ ilpj)!y . . .. ~ �Page 6-.The p.!ly Su~itl POIY18rOy-..-Middl!port. Ohii) A.lfrffd cb: ~ rnunity happenings SWIIIay,School ..~dance Aug. 3 Glen (Bill) ·RoblnsoQ n!1,urnei1 recently. and the Steamb:Njt Museum at Marietta and attended church Leotareunion Birch attended tbe Singer family beld at Royal. Oak services at AJtred. Wednesday nlibttesume services at Altred Church will August 20. Church visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Weber and chUdrm of Eagle Ridge. Van Meter, andarea other relatives and friends In the during til! past two weeks. Membersolthe4-HChabsandthe commwdty were blsy at the Meigs Fair the past week, showing many fine exhibits. APp1e .Grove group meets The district JTEetlngto be ll!ldon Sept. 25 atAthenswasannouncedat the recent meeting d til! Apple Grove United Methxllst Women held at the church. . It was noted that Items to be taken to til! d!strtct meeting Include baby food, canned tlod, toilet tissue, lllap, baby clothing and dla!>ffs. Reservations for the conference are to he 1n by Sept. 10. Donna HUl presided at the meeting and ·was co-hostess wtth Eileen Buck. Prayer to open the meeting was given by Dolly Wolle. The church picnic 1D be held on Sept. 10 at 5: ll at the church was Carmel notes There were64 present for Sunday school oo Aug.lO. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Gaines of Hebron, Ohio, called at the home of Eunl e Brinker on Satur day afternoon. Angela Dawn Carleton of Racine was guest o! Sheryl Johnson a few days recently. Mrs. Richard Yon and granddaughter of Sidney, Ohio, wUl spend a few days wlthher parents Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Florence Circle, local and Mary Russell from Waverly, W.Va., were supper guests of Lula Circle and Dixie Circle. Mrs. Russell spent the night with Lula and Dixie Cirde. Mar ga ret Johnson, daughter Cheryl and Eunle Brinker spent Wednesda y evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Carelton o! Racine In honor o! Angela Dawn's l:irthday. noted. Members were reminded that the calendar IIJ)ney Is to be turned In at the next meeting. Money making projects were dis· cussed. Doona mu ji'OVIded plants for the white elephant sale. Shirley Abels brought the traveling basket which was bought by Florence Smith. For the IX"®am, Sue Grace gave i facts on missions. Brenda Anderson used "Clouds of Witnesses" as 1 her theme using scripture from : Hebrews 12. Othen . taklllg part . were Lort mu with a reading, "To See a Sermon", and Edith Manuel, "'l'll!re Is a Door." The IIIEI!tlng closed with aU repEating the Lord's Prayer. Next meeting wUl be a !Xenic oo Wednesday, Sept. 10. r--- ---------1 LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Com· mission of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No. 86-0HL·EFC, to review the fuel procure· ment practices and poli· cies of the Ohio Power Company, the operation of its Electric Fuel Com· ponent and related mat· ters . This hearing is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, September 8, 1986, at City Council Chambers, 218 Cleveland Avenue. S.W.. Canton , Ohio 44702. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further infor· mation may be obtained by contacting the Commission . THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO BY : Mary Ann Orlinski, Secretary Hospitalized ' B:r Freda Carpenter .· · Mr. and Mrs. Robert WIJllon and sonadlrondale,Mr.andMrs. Wald Hayman, Mrs. Edward McMlllan, Reedavllle, and Mrs. Rlcbard Abels,longBottnm,calledonRev. and Mrs. Lawrence GhaesetcalrCl Harold (Bubi Davis, Minersville, Js a patJent at !be Holzer Medical Center, Room 310. Cards may be sent to blm there. Park a recent Sunday. Mrs. Darlene Cooper sp€111 a weekend In Huntington attending a high school reunion at the HoUday Inn. Emma Lee Brewer, Reynoldsburg, visited her father, Edgar Brewer, over ihe weekend. Mrs. Margaret Hotter spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Doris Grathwol at Parkersburg. Thomas Hunt flew to Memphis where he is an Ohio . River boat Une. · Mrs. Ruby Congo spent a ~t • weetendwithhl!rsoo,Mr.andMrs. Randy ~ I!Dd daughters, at Belpnl. · VIsitors at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cooper In recent days Include Mr. and Mrs. Mike Armld · . Rome, N. Y., Mrs. Rita Gan'etl, ·· Mrs. Margaret Wllklnson, Kevlli, • Mrs. MartJ.yn BetJJ aild Mr. and and Jrlend, BolJijy, of Colum~, Mrs. KennethBrewerotCAllumbis, spenta weekend with Mrs. Fannl(. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth a en«, Jr., Dur&t. · · . • WesierVute, Mr. and Mrs. Lany 'I'll! Brewer and Wolfe famJ!Y; Qose at Watertown and Mr. and reunions were held at Portlall'ii Mrs. Kerry DoJ:j)lns and llln, Park last Sunday. · Athens. and o! Call!omla, Mrs. rl Lisa dallihter, Stamm, ~Ia, fla., Mrs. Denise Corns and llllsty of Hunting· k'Jn, Greg Cooper and Heaiher and Paul Nutter of Ravenswood. Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David caUed oo Mrs. Leanna Beegle and Romey at Racine on Wednesday. LeUa Rlf1Je, Racine, was an overnight guest of Ruth Pllll1ps on Tuesday. Those visiting Mrs. Audiey Brewer and,Oavkl 111 Sunday were Mr. and _ Mrs. Close ci Waterford, Mrs. d -BULLETIN ~~---------------------, BA'c.K.T-O · " scH80. SALE ~ . .. _ . 0· 2 . _ ·o OFF ON STOREWIDE '.FOOTtiEAR . NOW THIU-MONDAY,· AUG. _25 Community calendar I area happenings . P.ft.mAV . . LOJII<Y~~M - The gospel group·.Sa'{ed;' from Point Pleasant, w.va./ Will be singing Friday, 7:30 . p.m., at111e MounfOI!ve CommunIty Ch'ureh. ·Pastor L8wrence Bush InVItes the pubUc .. ' . MIDQLEPORT - Middleport lndl!pendent Holiness Church closes out August with a revival siarting Frklay and lasting untU Sunday, Aug. 31, with Wayne States as evangelist. Special vocal selections each evening for services heglnnlng at 7: 30 p.m. , roy. Music by the True Coontry Band. Admission Is $1.50. Bring food lor ljlble. SATURDAY RACINE - Bailey reunion Saturday at Shrine Club Park, Racine. Dinner at 6 p.m. Friends, relaiiYes welcome. ·- POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club wUl sponsor a western style square dance at Royal OakPark Saturday, from 8-11 p.m. Ca!Jer wUl be Dale Eddy. All western square dancers welcome. POMEROY - Senior Citizens. Dance Club dance, Friday, IH l p.m., Senior Citizens Center, Pome- QUALITY SUNDAY RUTLAND - A hymn sing will Johnllln !amlly reunion wiU he ll!ld Sunday, Aug. 31 m the West Virginia side of the Racine Locks and Dam. A basket dinner will he served at noon. POMEROY - The annual Ours family reunion wUl be ll!ld Sunday, Aug. 31 at the Meigs County Senior <.: ~ ·Sheer Designs Unlimited SSOO ·oFF AU P£RMS IDW MU SAY. UG. 3D L.Bii!ili27m7!!3-&36:.:..2___.. CASEY PRESENJS Friday Nipt: J1m-2 binds, Just-in-lime, Staffhouse. Wednesday Nilht ladies Niafrt with Staffhouse. No cover. Saturday Nlafit: Staffhouse "FRIOAY THE l l TH PART 6" U D P.M. ONLY. AATED ( R) Pc. Sealy living SEALY Rea . $109.95 56995 Mattuu ·Posturepedic BOX SPRING '79.95 RIG. '179 .00 ht1 ita_gt -~ 'Jh SHOE PLACE MIDDlEPORT MIDDLEPORT twll$8995 Sill ea. pt. Mandy Russell KeUy Rizer CALL 992-2156 "HOWARD THE DUCK" 7:20P .M. ONLY . AATED (PG ) .... 11 118$?1 ~It §~if~~ It Pays To Advertise BARGA IN MATINEES SATURDAY I SU NDAY - ALL SEATS $2. SO AOMISS !ON EVERY TUESDAY !2 . - - L A ST DAY: ~~· $699 95 1 lACK TO SOIOOL SPECIAL 531 JACKSON PIKE · AT 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 Reunions LETART, W.Va. -Til! annual ) EXCLUDING' FOOtBAU CU·ATS SAVE N.OW ON THESE FINE BRANDS ·:. ~ The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 21, 1986 Stiversville community happe · nings~---~ was 23; chl!rcb attaldanll! 18. Aug. home Aug: l2 following a ten day 10 S. S. AttEndance was 32, church stay In the bospltal. He Is making a 20. good recovery from SU1'81!1'Y. Irene Huguenin cl. Gallon visited Nellie Parker received-word of NeJIIe Parker and tarnl)y Aug. 1-4. . the death of her cousin, Natalie Mrs. Huguenln and ·Mrs. Parker Avery of Weston, Wyoming m attended 0111o University t>gether. August 10. They toured Bietmeerbasset Island Mr. and Mrs. Otto MarclnltD, Stephanie, Kimberly and OttoJr. d Cloudcrest, New Mexico, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren . KING QUEEN . Ill&- 1 179.95 Rec. 1199.95 •$9995 .a. pc. Set\ Only Girls compete, take titles $8995 ea. P" Sets Only Sots Only She Is 18-years-old and wUl attend Kelly Rizer, Kenda Rizer and Mandy RusseU recently competed Rio Grande College and CommunIn the Miss Dream World prellml- Ity College, majorlnglnelementary educatkln. She Is an Instructor with nary beauty pageant. Sugar and Spice baton corps. Kelly Rizer, granddaughter of Mandy Russell, daughter of Gertrude Rizer o! Racine, was named Miss Dream World Beauty Ronald and Nancy Russell of 1!186. she wliJ compete In state . finals , Racine, was named Miss Teen Dream World Beauty 1986 and Miss In Seplerr!ber. Photogenic. She, too, will compete She Is l/l:Ye8.rsold and wUl attend for the state title In September. Rio Grande CoUege and CommunShe Is a 14-year-old freshman at ltyCoUege, majoring In elementary education. · She Is Instructor o! Soutbern High SchooL AU three girls were sponsored by Sugar and Spice baton and porn porn corps and teaches prtvately In John Murphy 011, Hemlock Pipe' Une, Blll Wickline, George Collins, modeling and twlrUng. Rose's Excavating, Bank One, Kenda Rizer, also the grand- Crow and Crow Attorneys at Law, daugllter of Gertrude Rizer of Brogan and warner Insuranoo, Ralnce, was named first runner up Huw's Excavating and Lawn to Miss Dream World and chosen Service, Russell and Bernice Miss Pllolollejlic: · She will also Roush, Dana and Roberta Lewis and compete for .!be state title. . ~~ · VALVOLINE· ALL-CLIMATE 10W30 OR 10W40 SAil PIKE . .............'10.!2 Coso •s.oo ""'==-:::::? LIMn 2 101 MOST APIUCATIONS AIR FILTERS '49 anu •G. •uo ua.. IN IIUTI Wml PUI<HASI .. 12011. ·s6ft LIMIT 12 "SUPERGOOD" ICE CREAM -PREMIUM QUALITY- (0111 t llllocli . 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I Delco Freedom Battery $3995 $4695 ki I 66411 4 diM. 4 t;. • eMil. WJfM,.. . .. . ......... bcllll On. Ellclblt Vthlole• WHh lppro"d Credit ' 1101. Just remember: We have lhe 'productsl r We hive the 5150 Limitoo warranty" : We ·hoVe' low-cost HE!)tlble financing ot' cash · l...._,..:.v.ft I. 8n.incu"""'S 13295. '3295 --------. --- ....,.,........... .......... ,...... ..,.. ~~. . '7lll . '6195 .............,...... ................. ..,. ...........tr..... .. •1 ' 1 , • We can help you fit Gnew'vehicle intd your budget! .· 1 . for,ttft Mtttry. -CO.OPE.Jt· (#.llR~sl.E~ . ·_ ... Til............,.~-~~ \ • (',_ • • f ,1Ja:.••!r14111' ' .. ..., .., ' '., J .. ,. S6647 ,.ftt•ld , MIAa•t• ......... "" ..... Rt """" ""' '" ... IXCH. · · ·-~.,.-.y J»L~MQU~H~QO~~E·' . • IXCH . 12Jf-lO ,., 446·1111 44.. &104 ~ ........ Ill 7.ed ,..... soi...,. wo ..... tiil .00 ,.... NJ~M.IIBI lf"';!D.UU.~D,J·I · : . j ' ·--~.:,_._ ___ EAS1'fl~ AvL · . ·; - ---- . __...____ •' - ··-· ·•·· ~· -- - �'· 21.1986 August 21 1986. Pot field r~ds ,- suecessful, Meigs ·sheriff:, says Meigs Coonty SllerUf Howard E. !Ita\ selud and destroyed last year.' Frank report& tha~ de$1Utles, WJ.th The total number taken in 1985 was lhe~tailce of llg!ill~ of,thl> Olilo 2,855. Bureau of Crtmina.II!IVEBtlptiQn. Charaed with cultivation d mart· 1'ues!lay ' and · w~.. con- Juana was Duane L. Jpnes. 22, of du_~ highly•~~ ;raids 0!1 Langsville. Jones was arrested In several marl)uana ~ various. Cdwnlta Township durtng one lor PB!Uqt.thecoun!)'. '·.· .' . • theralds.Pwmtlyincarceratedin On Tuesday, 3,006 plants were the Athens County Jail, Jones was puBed. The. raids ~ ex- to hilve his Initial appearance in lelldedla~intothenlghtandnetted Meigs County Court before Judge 1,393 plants f(lr the ~·· The total Patrtck .H. O'Brien on Thursday number ot plants confiscated for with bond to be set at that time. the ~ate; as of !lite .~ednes: Cultivation of marijuana, as day, 8,741, Is more thari lllrei! times charged in the complaint rued IJ' --Local Briefs:-Food distribution set A~g. 27 Wednesday by Prosecuting Attorney Fnid W. Crow In, Is a felony of the ilurth degree, with a possible penalty of six, 12 or l8 llllnths in prtson and a fine up to $2,500. In another matter, Thomas Dean Owens, :fi, ot Lltile Hocking in Washlngtm County, was returned Tuesday afternoon foMeigs County to answer a char~ of receiving stolen property. The charge resuited from an Incident on Aug. 161n which a l9Q! BSA 600 rmtoccycle belonging to Sharon Johnson, Pomeroy, was stolen. Frank reports the motorcycle has been located and recovered. Receiving stolen property, as charged in the comptalnt flloo In Meigs County O;lurt, Is also a ff1lony of the fourth degree with the same . ' Su~plus cheese, dried milk and rtce wllll be dtstrtbuted at elgllt area locations on Wednesday, A,ug. 27, by GalUa-Melgs Community it' .. . • ·, Area death s Action Agency. Distribution will begin ill 10 a.m. and end at 2 p.m. or until the supply Is exhausted, whichever comes tlrst. Only toose wiD have made an application, and not received a denial letter, wUI receive commodities oolhis day, J>ersons wiD hilvenot picked upthelrcards niay get them at the pic"-up site siDYm on theli" appllcatlon. • Food commodities may be picked up by others tor senior citizens, persons wiD are ill, handicapped, or tlxlaewh:lwork, If those persons send their .food COilUIIQdlty card and a sJg!led note granting pennisslon for another person to pick up their items. . In Meigs County, food wDI be di$trtbuted at the Meigs County Fairgrowxls, Pageville Town liall, the Racine Amertcan Legion Post and the Tuppers Plains fire station. LocaUon5 in Gallia ..County Include the Glillla County Junior Fairgrowxls, Mount Carmel .Baptist Church at Bidwell, tbe Guiding Hand SeiDel and the Guyan Township Volunteer Fire Department at MercervUie. William E. B~ell Boster wins endorsement The 94th ijouse Dlstrtct Educators PoUtlcal Action Committee hils endorsed State Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-Galllpolls, in her bld for reelection this falL "This endorsement Is a reflection of my strong legislative record on education-related issues and my commitment to the ooucators tm my district," Boster said. .· The PAC is made up of teachers from ail local school dtstrtcts in Athens, GalUa and Meigs counties. Boster said this Is her tlird · consecutive endorsement from the committee. · Fair farm contest winners named Winnersot the Mystery FamiContest, sponsored by the Meigs Soil & WaterConservallin.DistrtctdurtngtheMeigsCountyFalr, were: Tuesday, Jim Huffman's farm, Melanie Stethem; Wednesday, Paul Baer's fann, Sam Brown; Thursday, Don Cheadle's farm, no winner; Friday, Charles Ihle fann, Charles E. Yost; Saturday, BDl Kennedy's fann, no winner. , Winners will receive a free tree packet from the Meigs SWC D Ladles AwdllaJj, to be awarded in the sprtng of 1987. Southern cklsses open Tuesday Classes for students of the Southern Local SeiDel Dlstrtct wlll begin next Tuesday. The same time schedule and bus routes used durtng the past school year will be in effect Anyone with questions may contact Supt. Bob Ord at his office in the high school. Executive panel not meeting The Meigs County Derrocratlc Executive Committee wlllmt hold a meeting in August will hold its regular scheduled meeting at 7: 30m Sept. 1!1 at Carpenters' Hall; East Main Street, Pomeroy. Squads respond to two calls 1111 - lt)r (liJh ""' lollowilg collateral. 19711 Honda GL1000 Gol- ·beginning at an iron pipe at denwlng Motor cycle the Southwest corner of a GL 11012409. .57 acre tot, recordo.d In 1981 Ford Bronao Wagon Daed Book No. 174, Page 4X4 1FMDU16E6BLAS No. 341. Oaed Recordo of 33243. . Meigo County, Dbio: thence 1966 Franklin Trwel Triii.- North 49 dog., 20' Eo11162 Tendum Axle (River bonk toot to State Highway No. Specili) #4071 . 33; thence South 39 dog . The Formen Bank 101d Sov- 30" Eoll 107fellolong oaid inge Company. Pomeroy, highway; thence South 4 7 Ohio, ....,,. tho right to bid dog . 06" West 81 .3 feot: II this lila, 101d to wkhdraw thence North 73 dog . .63 ' tho obave aon11or81 prior ., Weot 131 .61eottatho place oala. F.-, tho Ferment of beginning, containing Bank and Slllinga C0""4>111Y 0.30ecres. .....,.. the right to rajoct ony Together w~h tho right to or oil bide ad•nltted . crou the culvert •t the entr· FLOihor.tteoboveoo-ol once of tho driveway of tho will be BOld n tho condition k Ia Grantors, which culvert Ia n with .., •prlllod or i""4>1od locatoil at the Southealloriy warranties given. cornor of tho above do· 1111 20. 21. 22. 3tc scribed property. lor tho purpose only of permitting said Grantees to enter the Public Notice LOWliST PRiCES TillS FAU.I .· Silldliun' H.S. CluUinp with FlEE sculpled nime! · ThiS otlel expwes Sejll. 6. I!IIIIi and IS to be used oo~ 1)1 !he p~ol ArtCarved'SiladiUm ' H.S.class rtnll' J-2209 842 player picked all six numbers In Ohio' s Super Lotto drawing Wed. nesday night to claim thl> $10 mllllon loP' prize. The name of the player will be announced after the winning ticket 18 validated at a regional lot!ery· c1flce, a lotterY spokesman said 1Qday. The winning numbers were 3, 5, 9, 17, 35 and 41. • · The player wlll receive the winnings In aJ anrrual ~tax lli!Yments of $SXI,l26.65. ;;Jn , addttl:>n to the top prize ~. 2aJ players selected five of t1Jt 111mbers to win $51l!each. Also, 1_Q...,W players chO!K! lour of thl> IIIIIJibers, winning $41 apiece. ~There were 168,8)6 tickets sold uitllig three d. the 111mbers. Those ~ets are worth S3 .each. Ohio weather .. '·' South Ceatnl Ohio ~Variable cloudiness today, with a ~ of showers and tlnlnder· ~ and highs in the mid Ills. ~ cloudy tonight, with a low In tiiffikl ros. Partly ctoudy Friday. ~ biglll betWeen Ill and 85. ~ Jrollablllty of p-eclpltatlon Is 4o .... (:eli! today' J) percent tonight ~t 1Jei'O Friday. ' WilidiJ will be li&bl and vllflable tlilay and Ught . aud oortherty 1PD~i!tt. ' r-, -(JIIID E*trMW ,._.. t' "tl, 118 i'P M fV 8 . 'tlnaili the jlet'II!!J, with ll and 85 ek}l ,day: t blil .wol raaae trorn the ..,.. , . t> the~··· g .• 6*" ~~; ' ' t..,.._Memoiial ·~ i - Stanley Searls, 'hlre'i l llvira Barr, Syracllle. • ~ - Richard Hermall. s.rbara Williams, Wllll~m ReeVe~- "SUBTRACT' THOSE OAlHERING··DUST, ' NOTICE OF SALE by the moll direct route after crouing said culvert. Parcel No. 2; Tho follow- til 11 :00 O'Cioclc A.M. on l:J_· ·p:RICE '2 the 8th day of September, ing described reel astat.e situate in the Townohip nf Satiobury. in tho County of 1986, at tho Mayor's office. 237 Race Straet. fortheaale of tl1e following described •··. Molgo and State of Ohio. and in Fraction No. 2 1111ddeseribed ao lollowo: Begin· ning North 629 feet. Eell 695 feet and North 43'/:i dog. Eaat 138 feet from the real estate, to-wit: Real estate situated at the corner of Garfield end South Third AvenUe in the Village of Middlaport. Ohio. The Village acquired title to said Southwest corner of Frac- rael estate by deed recorded In Volume 270, Pogo 703. Meigs County . Oeedo Re· tion No . 2 on the North line of · Norman RusHII'o 9.91 acre cords. Sale of said real estate was authOJized by Ordi- nance adopted Jan . 12. 1981 . The village reserves the rightto reject ony and all bids. The tale it STOCK Fred Hoffman, Mayor Ph or rnoc y Chai'lll Rittle, fi .Ph. Aon1ld H.ning, R. Ph . Mon . thru l•t B:GO • ·"'· to 9 p.m. I Sund•Y 10:30 le12:l0 •nd lito 'S p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS PH . 992· 2915 Friendly Servia t E. M11" !---:--- Po\ntrov . Oh . 0.-. Ni9ht1 til I - ·- ------- We~ Stock · Mobile Home Part,$. . TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organli ' Mobila service IV -614-843-5248 APrL.-614-949-2145 8-20-'86 tin BISSELL BUILDERS ~H. '85·1~1fJ mo. 3/1/rtn NEW- REPAIR 742·2027 BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" Sunday Calls 1/11/tle - .... ~~' RED'S , CARRY OUT SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO 2 Miles frotll lillwel 3 Milos fro111 Vinton HOURS: Monday-Thursdoy 10 A.M.-9 P.M . Friday • Saturday 10 A.M.-11 P.M. Closed Sunday Dtaltr · Far111 Eqttlplll..t P1rt1 & SeNice 388-9338 8-7-11110. 1-3-'86 de RADIATOR 352 EAST 11&111 STOVES PO.IOY, OliO 457" 614/992-,.44 & FIREPLACES INSERTS SERj~CE We can repair and r&' core radiators and heater cores. We can · also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD TERIY STAll (Stalna~trl SHOW. FRIDAY, AUG. 22-1:0~ P.l.-12:00 Midnight TICKETS: s6.00 ADVANCE 17.60 AT THE DOOit (SET. UPS AVAILABLE) FOR INFORMATION CALL 992-7111 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SWISHER & LOSHE. FOOD SHOP CAR WASH & DOWNINC. CHILDS MUl.LEN MUS.ER INS. " Middleport, Ohio - 1 -13-tfc Sef of Rrints I '• HOUSE ,~ •Twin Blowers •Glass Door •Auto. Thermostat •Large Ash Pan · ·S50 WITH ALL COLOR PR RECEIVE 2 PRINTS · FOR THE . HOLDS YOUR SIOYE ' 1111 FALL YOU WILL NOT FIND All EQUAL . QUAUIY SlOVE AT T..SE SAVINGS ANYWMIE (Guarant•dl Is Off•ring Classes In SYRACUSE and ' MIDDUPORT • PIE-SEASON SALE... ' .WOOD &COAL FURNACE . work (Free Elllmotnl HEATING *""' Ntw Localiom 1.- Ballet, "" r &Ja~l • ~. $JCJr5 ' ,. SUP•I~Fl'll CHIMh : ·au&IAIIIDD 10 YUIS . .: ' "2100°' PIPI .. " . '~. t' I • I i• SPRING SOFT Now A Small Monthly Ranta! Plus Initial ln1tallation Puts A SoftoMr. Yow Homo Today ILaaM wilh , Option Ia luyl n 1 DA~sOW~r~JM·~d'· '304 Sth t61 North •ROOFING & GUTTERING New & Repair •SIDING SOFFIETJ" •REMODELING OF All TYPES •TREE TRIMMING •CONCRETE WORK 26 Y01ra Experience HAlT'S CONSTRUTION '992-7111 1115/1 mo. SAlfS & SERVICE Pay Your Cable ·& Phone Billa Hare . IUSIHfS! PIIONI 16141 992-6550 REIIIENCI 16141 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE . HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY EUGENE LONG CALL COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843~5425 · 7· 11-M 2mo. NEW HOURS BLUE STREAK ,CAB CO. ••Sh•""JTltblelt• jl ''" TIM 1:00 A.M; ta 4/1/Hn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL 107 Sycamore Pomtroy, Oh. i:Oo A.M. Mondar· thrv Saturday .. . I FREE ttEARINil nsrs WEDNESDAYS cg. Co"""eriad H•rq Air. Selection z · Swim llalds ; lntirpntlli& SIMetil . -c II: . LISA M.•·KOCH, M.S~ ~ Lieenseil Clltic:al Aildiolollst . I Georg• Cr... Rd. Cell 614- 448·0294. Antique Show. Wed .. Thurs.• Fri. 1: Sun . Decorated cak• for --y occ.llon. Weddtngs 1 specialty. Will deliver for amell fee. 814 -992- 8601 . ' Cere for the elderly, room. board, laundry. 24 hour care. Reasonllble , ..... Loti T.L.C . 304·n3·6828. Piano lutont , lucy Jene Bulmer. Hartford. W. Vt. 304- 882·2396. · TOWN & COUff.IIY VETEIINAIIAJI CUNIC Paul E. Shockey,, DVM PT. ~SAlT OffiCI 305 JathtR AYI. SIAI.L .-aL 110•s .,........'ri;w.. J. j "" , _ 6tJ0-1, fl'i. t-2 )Ill SaltiNay 10·1 1130 ... . I mouMrl. Smell house dog Gor81Y • Pekin••· elso chicktns. Coli 81 4-288-1919 . Femlle German lhortheir Pointer l yr. old. spayed. Call 814-448-2048 ..onlngo. Severel boxn of cloth•. Mutt · ·- .... 'Cell •• , ••••• 8101 oftor IPM. 1 mete puppy need1 chitdrtn to plev wlth. Cell 014-379·2803 . HCiflol\il ·Hound hunto happy home. Louise klvn t.da. ltttln. Crevtl country, cruture comfort. 814-992·6208. Female hou11 dog to ~· •w•v to good home. Hou11 broken. Ya Mand\etter and V. Terrier, 9 month1 old. C1ll 814-742 · 2318. Free puppi• to good home . 'h Collie Y. Germtn Sheperd. 11 wkl. old. Must be given IIWIY this week. 61 4-IMl-5421. Duckling Bantlm rooatlrs , young , 304-198-3972. I S itu allons Wanted Special nu,.ing cere for eldtfty in P'Nate home. Cell 614-9923595 . 227·1610. Will csre for elderly in my homtl. Tnlned. experienced . Call 814- 992·8683. 14 Business Training HIGH SCHOOL OROPOUT EARN WHILE YOU LEARN If you are aconomicetly diNdvantiQed between the 8(111 of 18 to 21 years old end would like to receive your GE D contact the Employment Security office It 225 6th Street. Point PleMint. Augutt 18 through August 29 between 9 a.m.· 6 p.m. for eligibility certification. If lnttr· •ted you mu It be • rllident of Meson Countyandprovideproof of a:tdretl. utility bill or driver's licenae. bring your birth ctrtificate or voter's reg iltratkm card, soclllttcurity card. check stubt that Indicate the smount ot g1011 family in co,.. for pelt 6 months ~nd the tvpe of welfare . . ~st ­ ance you ere receiving baed on the famlty size. AU mal• born 1fter 1-1-80 must hiiVt 1 11lec· tive service number E.E.O. Employer. 18 Wanted to Do Child Cere. Now taking eppWc•tions for the Feii-Wint• snsions. Child Clre with 1 Chrl• tiam environment. Games, crafts. lOngs; teeching of moral and spirituel valutl; pr•IChool !timing. Call814-441-1308for inior~n~tion. 3000 government jobs list. 116 ,1)10-169 .230 year. Now hiring. Cell 806-887-6000 bt. R-91106. WORKI 8714 .00 per 100. Gu~rtnteed paym.,t . No salet. 081ails· ..nd stamped enveh)pe: Elan· 716. 3418 Emerprile. Ft. Pierce. Fl . Proteuional Sign Peinting. Sfgnt of queliry end diltinction. Atrbrulh, pietori1l1, tcr•n proceu R~inting . Call 1fler 3:30 PM, 304-678-11027. Piano IH110n1 in your horN, cell Morthl Reed, 304·878·1379. Now open ilr buin . .. J & J Gerage one mile AN ~LPN~:!~~~~~:::.! or to mobile inturenoe u:am 1111. Excellent part-time Uon. Send r•ume to PMI. Bo• 2267. Huntington . W. V•. 25723. Vill~ge up At. 3tli from Henderson.Jam•Sttwlrt,Ste- wert Holh)w. Nu,.ing a11isttnt ill sH tlldtrty In horre, hotpital. Eight-ten hour pwlod1, Fri thN Sunday 1_ 304· 876-11987. ot Ponwroy Water Dept. it accepting written epplicatlona from Po!Nroy merch 11111 to accept and receive weter bills. Send epplictbont to Village Hell 320 E. Moin St. C-0 WotorD.,t. bv Aug. 26. Finonclal 21 Busineu ~tad ; Adults ir!terllf-' in dOYoiOpiDg ' ·"Job otlftf tH"' f'-~--'""""-~--'­ hendl·on tr~lng . Thera wih be Vert a~ccetsful. uniqu1 busi· 1 meeting on Mondev. Sept. I 1t 10 e.m. ettheMtigsCommunity neu tor tall in Glllipolls, Ohio. Actktn Office It 117 W. 2nd. St. Wei tllablilhed in convenient to ditcua the 14 progrems and downtown locetton. No food, fin1rtcial llllid IVIillble It The liquor or clothing. Growth and Adult Education Center. Tri· u:pantlon limited onty ta your CouAtY Vocationll School. ambition . Eam e very attrective Corne •dflndout whatwehiYI Income while being your own boll, 1nd helpi'lgor convnunhy. to offer. Send inquires .:.: B.F.S ., P.O. AVON. 3 optn territorl•. celt Bo;~1227. Gellipolis. Oh 48831 . 304·1116·1429. Ellperitn,_d service men for htetlng !A1its. write Bo11. P·20. Cl,. Point Pl....nt Register. ZOO M1in St., Pt. Ptt. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATESServe pert-time In the Army Nat5onal Ou•dt end ettend college full time. We provide up to e1B.OOO ;. educetlonel ••· pen111, PWS, provkle good pey end good ••lning. 304-876· 39110 .. 1·800·1142· 3819. Own Your Own Jtln · Sportswaar. Lldl.. Apperel. Childrent - Matsrnlty . Large liil•. petite. d.-.otWeer. acces· torlel m brid1l thop . Jordache. Chic. lee. Levi. lzod. Ohlno. Gu••· Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente. Evan Picone. liz Cl1i· borne, MembtrsOnly, Gnollne. Heetlhtex . Over 1000 othtn. 114,300 to 125.800 invontory. training, fixturet, grend opening etc. Cen open 11 days. Mr. Keen on f3Dfil 678· 3839. rt:~~=~=~~::.l.:==~~~~== e mo. old fa mile Schn.,;a:erdog. long bf1ck htir, good with c:ftildr., . 304·468-1617 . 6 kitten• to good home. litter trtlnad. 7 wHk1 old . 304-175- 1284. 6 Lost and Found & Vicinity LOST Calh ra111id. lott II O .J . White Ad. ...... Mele black Lab. Coli 614-441·0370. LOST femtltWIIkerdogborwn , black • while. Reward. Cell 114-388-9038. Lott : In Lea.torE . Leterter11. 1 milt Beagle. 1 male Wtlker Coon hound. blind In right eye. lf4·247·31 28. Lott Auguft 19 on Rt. 7 from motorcyda. baseball Clrd price guide 1nd •~llbllstbtll cerd1. Keep · cerdl. rttum borrowed prlct gukle. C1ll 114-812- 1814. LOST brown leather cerd c ... wHh ~rdl. CaH Mary Walker. Ohio 1-114·3111-8411 ownor wll pay phone bill and give REWARO. Public Sale . It Auction AUCtiON. A•bucklo CrHk ,Community Cent" WrlfY I Murdo'( 9 Stverel family, off Rl 7 on Addilon BullVIlle Rd . ht. rd . to left. White houe with r.:l btm, behind Addtvllle School. Baby acctsaorles. tchool clothtl, boetmotors, clothu. misc . Aug . 18·22 , 8;30·1 Los1:Small brown •d white bull c11f. loe1 In Shiell Aivlf' .,... 8 mw"-''ll .......Gallrr;onii.......... Night ?:00 PM. 701 Cherry St. VN1ton. Je1n1, •tklu•. new ttems. Ftnton & Lewis giiN. fumhure . Aug. 22 & 23. 3 F1mlly Yard Sale1 mile out at W1nted To Buy ""1::=ink Chov.·Oido Ina. , ~':.~~i.~aon TOP CAIH potrt .... '13 - ·-·"""'""•,,,,,.. and MWtr UMd caNt 1.~ ~ Aw.. Oolllpolls. Colt 114-oMI· · 2212. Flrtt Time 3V. milt1 141 . Men, women. chlldran cloth•. Com- fort•. curllllnt. 1978 Toyote. Aug. 22 • 23rd. Coli 114·4481810. Yard Sale Thurs., Fri. ' Set. ChildFWit clothes, 2 ·4 yrs. okf. Lots ol toys. Hermtn Northup Rd. Aerou from Green Sehool. Ch•rl• Cook. .. ·· ··P"omarov.. ·.. ·.. · Middleport Gltlintlc Ya•d Solo ot 434 Jecbon Pike. Bulh-ln Whlrtpool IMihwash.r. TV entenne, bath tubl, commodes. linkt, wood 'door. hot wet• heater. ptus tn'!'Y Homo. FoH· wlntor clo· thing, ololeout of •unmer clo· thing. Soturdly. Auguot 23. 1811. 8 :00 untH ) Car Wllh & Vicinity Fri. tnd Set. August 22 , 23 . 8-e Lira• 11le. Tools, gifts. clothet. oonduotod by T""o. Aofr_,. menta. wll blevelllble. Calvii'Y houllhokl items, end mo,.. 77 &me Pick-up 79 Pontiac 'tt•tion w~~gon. Come to Rutland follow signs an New Lima Ad. Ptt .,.d Jim Rlckm1n. 8111 Frldoy Aug. 22. Goor101 Crook. Kelly Drive. llbv clOth•. nt~oco~~ ........ Yerd Sale In Bradbury Thur. and CilrlltijhCiil<er. - -- - -- -- -•1..;1__. _..._,,_.._r·, .---- Wopoy-lcKlatomodolcl- Verd Stle 21h mll111 N. of Rio Grande. SR 32&. Thurt. - Fri. 15:00-9:00. S1turdev ell day. Jean•. long dr•••· tablt & chairs. port1blt ctilhWIIher, stuftld ~hnals, ltemt too nu merour to ment6on. Aaln Of 1hine. A1o Grend• on oam ....Ford Ad. Moving Stle O.E. we1her & Friday ontv S-1 .Aug. 22. Twin dryer. white t200. Oueur 26 ' beds, lots of bllby cloth• end color . TV 1200. Seen floo' olft~tF blby Items. · model organ with bench 1200. 8 ft . truclt topp• *115.00 . 2 metal Y•d Sell Wldneldey, Thura· clothet cloHts 126 .00 eech. *t. Frldoy, Sa.,odey. 4117 Jorry Coli 614-388-8820. St.· PINiarrt Velley Estetu. ehlkl,.,s clothet. much mora. Atlin or thine. Yon! 23. CIDIIIM. biil>y norno. dilhol. mile, Aero• from ee,I-Aicll Cool Co. offiCI 111 Upp. Rt. 7. p:30- 1 Yord Solo Aug. Fri. 8:00 till 3:00. ·····--pt.'Piiiiiiiaric··· & Vicinity July !Sth. yerd ule 9 till dtrtl;. Oolllpolla Forry. Rup, blcyclo a mile. · Tin loll RUI:Iftooin Avo., •• "'' ctodlli~t:1;00 .... """-"' wlt!IIMili"'l· tlli;OO. Tliuro I ondFrldoy. , • 4-hinll\l ytl«f ...... F~. • lot. Allfl. U 6 23. Mlio. Eollo Lori • • ~110 Modi- A... 1-IJ r Need •tr• money? FRIENDLY HOME TOY PARTIES h11 imm&dia1eopWii'IQI for man11ger11nd dlmonltrators In lhil area. lt't eay. tun and profhable. We have over 100 excHing tov• end gift1 feebJrlng the nfiW animated tatldng doll Cricket whid1 will be advertiled m netional T.V. No c•h lnvtlll1ment, no collectirag. m deiNering end no service ch•ge. AM you need illdMireto meke money, havefun end 1 few hou" of ap•e time . No experience nec:nurv. Call 1 -800· 33482. Giveaway (6i4) 446·7&19 « (614) 992-6&01. .417 S.COnd .AVIIitll, Box 1213 · GllllpQ!Is, Ohio 45631 f ' .. Oh 46631 . EASY ASSEMBLY To whomitmayconcem•ydog found on my term will be shot. Jim Stewart. Coli 114-H2·SS47. FILL DIRT TAXI TOKENS ()N SA EAT SENIOR CITIZENS SWISHER-LOHSE HARTLEY' SHOE, STORE c&K MARKET VI~LAGE II,HARM~Y • FRI(fH ~ CHESTER--915-3307 10.8-tfc · PH. 992-70·75 replir. peru. end IUPPII•. Pick up end dtlivtl\', Dtwlt V.cuum Cleaner, one half mile up 3 white304-882·2717. ltinens. 2 mate. 1 fomllo. D•lf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE VIIIYL & AW-UI Complete Gutter Worlt Complete Remodollng Roofing of oil Typoo Worked In home orte 20yeara . "Free Eotimotoe" Middloporf, Ohio 45760 Need babytitter in my home $40 per week. Clll814-446·0696 . polio, frH dothtng giviiiWIV at Bid · well Church of Chdlt. Stturdly Auguft 23. 9 to 12 noon . •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATRUTE SALES & SERVICE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. SWEEPER end 1ewing mec:hine 13 To good hams mother Cit & 3 kitttna, 1 tom c11. bloth good 992-6215 • 992-7314 Pomtroy, Ohio ' ~•a;'*11ts ' IEGIIIIdS thru ADVANCE For Information Call 992-7756 - Concrete work - Plumbing end electric•l Announcements Local Gallipolit merchent needs piM'ton to do alterations in their home. Sand r•ume to T40 in c1re of the Gallipolis Deity Tribune, 826 Third Ava .. G111i· Annuu nee 111 enls 1 young ducks . C11t 614-446- sw•r.... needs 448·3419. 4410. - Addons end' remodeling - A ooflng 1nd gutter work •Burns Wood or Coal ', THE DANCE~ COMPANY CARPENTER SERVICE 4·15-'BG·Ic We C1rry Filhlr!g s'upplln • of Han! Rutty Wator? Wo Hovo The An- gentleman tidy hou• keeper to live in potition open now. Call 614· 4 11 HEAT UP TO 3000 SQ. FT. YOUNG'S V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-2196 t.•••~ROYAL OAK CAMPGROUND ~:• n• IF YOU MISS TH£1' 11 2-17-86-tln Woods Mil-load Authorized John DNrt, . Now Holland, lush Hag Farm Equipment KINDLEWOOD Meigt CoutJty•, O!~tt Fl oriJt 949-2263 or 949-2168 SIDING • AWMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULA nON BOGGS FAMOUS Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning PaintifJg FREE ESTIMATES 4-S·tlC Afhr 5 Call dooeri~d FLORIST ROOFING •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE FENCE COMPANY · PH. 992·6931 L Writ••l Howard them for a aucce11ful management career. Beneficial offers a rBWtrding aalary ltrvcture, and an outstanding benefits p8Ckage m the succetaful candidate. For Mlddleagad B11eball Cardt IN tt Bob Evens *VINYL .. NATI~NALLY 6-17-llc •Waahers •DI•hwashers •Ranges •Refrigeretors 4-16-'116 tfn Pu bile N otlce ON AUTO & TRUCK R£PAIR AIH Tr•nr•lulon PH.' 992-5682 or 992-7121 INking a motiVated, enthuaiat· tic and sal• oriented individual. the IPPIIcant selected will re· ceive a cofT1)rehentive training JI'OQrlm dlalgnad to prepare immedilte conaideretion, call Mike Devla. 8t4-286 -4187. Benlficial Ohio Inc, 396 East Main St.. Jtckaon. Oh 46640 . If. 124, Pamoroy Ohio All M•b• NO SUNDAY CALLS - 7-28 ·86·1 mo. Roger Hysell _ Garage 985-3561 Day or Night OHIO : Eme'llency 949·2516 Office 949-2438 p,,,,.,, N•lil 992-3345 No following RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MACl , THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE (81 14. 21. 2tc real estate situate in the Ticket sales for the weekly drawing totaled $6,881,006, with a total rrlze payoutotSll,OC9,325. The JackPot for next week's drawing wDl be at least S5 million. Tap Chnter,. Oh. PIUS: Ollico Suppli11 & Furnitura, W..Wing and Gr.adualion ltafionory, Mognoti< SigM, lubber St..,p~ lusintss forms, Copy Sorvic11, Etc. 255 Mill St, Mi4dll(lort 104 Mulborry Av., Ponwroy 12 tlana and ...mlnlltratlon. We are ((UT OUT FOI FUIURE USEI PH. 949-2.801 or 949-2860 offer• a c.reer-mindlld indNid· ual 111 immediate opportunity to assume • chWienging position in the arMI af credit. sales, collec· C&L PAINTING F11 All Ym Blbvtitter br 3 vear old. Experlenc:e. references. WHkdiYS, lOIN wenings . 304-178·2881 after 4 :30 . mer liniiH::ill services c:ompan· las in the Country. Beneficial •Industrial RACINE, J.R.'s REPAIRS Bind. 304-882-2741 Wanted uperlenced houlekeeper. Pleue call 304·8715· 7117 after e p.m. Part· time ucretarv and full time blbylkttr !oolftlinad) In my honw in Oalllpolit. Rtferenc81 · and experience a must. Call Pin Stripint/(olof CW•p btrr· PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 I YOU'LL MISS AGOOD BODY WORK $10 Pir Hr. Compltta Car Painting 1375 Drummer for HIIYY Met.tf'ook ASSEMBLERS WANTED:. E- 11 Help Wanted •Commercial 675-469~~ 11 Help Wanted up to 160 p• day ....mbllng dsplay clowne. Miteri* lilpplied . Send ttlmpe~ · u~f · 1ddrened envelope ; Hewka Llndlng, P.O Bo• 13493. Or... do FL 32819. . Strv lce., N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR "lliRiMAN'l Choir..., w~~e Coll8t4-448-3t69. f llllliiiYIIII:III •Residential Phi R. Windon, Meigo County, Ohio on t!W 29th day of ·August. 1988. at 10:00 o.m. tho following 111. Join one of the leading consu - "At Reasonable Prius" sate at the front door of the Coort Houoe In Pomor<ly. coot hoocero. SWAIN"& FURNI 1VRE, :J.d. • Olivo SL Oallipo· 814·441-1422 after 8PM. place of beginning contain· NOtl CE OF SALE By virtue of on Order Of Sole iaoued out .of tho Common ,Piaoo Coort of Meigs Coonty. Ohio, n tho moe of Tho Control Trust Company. N. A.. Middleport. Ohio, Plointlfl. agolnll Ooby A,, Martin and Miry A. Mortln. et ol.. Deterldanll. ypon • judgment therein rendorlld. being Cooo No. 86-CV-139 in uid Court, I will offar lor Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY uaed wood & GREAT BEND ELEORIC, Inc. CLASSIFIED AD CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES NOTICE Terms of Sale: Cash. TO WHOM IT MAY Rool estate cannot be oold CONCERN; for less thin two-thirds of Notice ie hereby givm !hot the appraised value. on Auguot 16, 198&. Tho Howard E. Frank. Pomorov Cement Bbclc Con> Sheriff pany, an Ohio corporation, of Meigs County, Oh. hilling its principal office ;, (7)24, 31: Pomeroy, Ohio, by -kltlon (8)7. 14, 21. 6tc of ito ohorehold... elec:tod to 64 Misc. Merchandi1e dioaolve and wind up ito alloit. .,d thai • cort111cote of .. m diuo!Ution woo filed h tho olfiQO of the Secnotory of Stllo of Ohio t11 July .31, 1988. Giv101 under my h.,d thil 1• day Gl August. 1988. Business Services : WITH A 43% dog . Eeot 182 toot to Stole Highway No. , 33; thence along Stole Highway No. 33 South 40 dea . Eall 1221eot: thence olonii State Highway No. 33 South 33 dog. Eoot 22 feet; thence South 49 dog. 20' Well162 feet: thonea North 47 dog. 10' West 124'!1 feet to tho Said parcel appraised at 9 TO YOUR POCKET $20,000. SUJ!SHER LO HSE 'Kenneth SlU G.OOD TIIU MONDAY Public Notice . :4DD' DOLLARS tract; thence North ing 671100 ecreo. REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 289, Page 923. Meigs County Dttd Racords. Village of Middleport (7) 31 : (817. 14, 21. 28: (914 SUNGLASSES ' Mc~ullo~gh. ~-P'1 to Section 721.03 of tho Ohio Revised Code . Real Htate appraised at $7600. COMPLETE STOCK UP ·I l NOW$ pur~uant . lands and tenements, to· Ticket wins lottery Jackpot CLEVElAND (UP!) - . <Ale . granted premises at the Southeutem corner thereof Offers will be ~eceived u n- Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports two calls Wednesday; Rutland at 2:53a.m. to Ohio 124 for an auto accident Involving Jeff Scott Scott was taken by Llfefllght to Grant Hospital, Columbus; Middleport at 6:45 a.m. to Hlgll Street for Cathertne Shavortnsky to Holzer Medical Center. . Township of Sollobury, Coonty of Meigs and St~e of Ohio, bounded end de· ocribed u lqllowo: Being In Sollobury Town lhlp and a port of Fraction 2, Town 2, Range t 3 of· tho Ohio• Company'a Purehooe, A""""e, P0111110y, Ohio, to Speaking against the new attendance pollcy adopted by the Meigs Local Board of Education Tuesday night was Iva Sisson, a parent, and not Iva Powell as stated in a report on the board meeting in Wednesday's Sentinel. The Southern Local School Dlstrtct Board ct. Education will meet In regular session at 10 a.m. Saturday at the high school cafeteria. PUBUC NOTICE .Notice II honiby give. till t.H. II 10;00 o.m., o public llle will be t.ld 11 106 Union Correction Southern board meets Saturday Public Notice on ,Soturcloy; Auguot 23rd, held at 1 p.m. today at the Ewing Funeral Home. William Edward (BIU) Burrell, 32, Dayton, died Tuesday at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton Catherine Shavorinsky foll!lwin&" an extended illness. He was born April 29, 1954, and . Catherine L. Shavortnsky, 813 was a professional drummer, Hl!lh St., Middleport, died Wednes· playing with City Lights of Dayton. day at Holzer Medical Center in Galllpolls. He graduated from Centerville A daughter of the late Theodore High School in 1972. and Emma Heckinger Sulzer. she Surviving are his parmts, Wilworked as a Meigs County public liam and Beverlee J. Burrell; a health nurse for many years. She sister and brother-in-law, BoMleJ. was a member of the Sacred Heart and Robert Trtrnble; a lrother and Churcli, Pomeroy, where she. was slster-ln·law, David and Sharon D. belonged to the ewe. She was also a Burrel~ two nephews, Joshua and Zachery Burrell; an aunt and member of the a.c of Otllllcothe uncle, Etta May and C.E. Norton. and past executive secrel;iry of the formerly of Meigs County, all of the American Cancer Society of Meigs Dayton arm, and his maternal Coonty. Surviving are her husband, Joeof grandmother, Catherine Ervin, Middleport; one brother, Dr. John M~port. ' Services wDI be held at 2 p.m. R. Sulzer, ChilUcothe; one sister, Friday at the Routsong Funeral Rita Anne Pfeffer, New Castle, Home, 6 Oakwood Ave.• Dayton, Ind.; and several nieces and with Rev. Bol:ille Predmore offi- nephews. Beskles her parm ts, she was ciating. Burtal wlll be In Glen preceded In death by one brother, Haven Cemetery th!!re. Friends • may call at the funeral home from Ted Sulzer. Friends may call at the 3'5 and 7-9 p.m. tllday (Thursday) . Rawllngs-Coats-Blower Funeral Home In Middleport from 2-4 and Samuel L Pickens 7-9 p.m. Friday. A Cath:IUc wake A number of relatives preceded service wDI be held Frtday at 7 p.m. Samuel Lewis Pickens, ~. Syra- Mass ·mthe ResuiTecti:>JI will be 9 cuse, who died Monday at Veterans a.m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Church. Father Anthony GlanfUIMemortal Hospital, in death. They Included his parents, Dewitt more will eiflclate. Burial will be in Clinton and Nancy ·Ann Cain the Sacred Heart Cemetery. Pickens; his wife, M!lbel Clara Plckens; five brothers and sisters, including Otho Pickens, Bill Pickens, Edgar Pickens, Louise Rhodes and Edna Anderson, a son, Donald Eugene, and five grandchidren. Services for Mr. Pickens were Public lliotlce ' possible penalties and fines as cultivation of marijuana. Owens had his inltllil appearance Wednes(jay morrlttlg before O'Brien. Bond was set at ~.lXX! and Pomeroy attorney Michael MuUen was apjlolnted counsel. Owens remains In the rustody of the shertff. A· prellnitnaty hearing in the case was set for 1 p.m. · Wednesday, Aug. 27. Frank also revorts that JosephS. Strassman, 35, of Dexter, was transported Wednesday to the ChilUcothe Correctional institute to begin a me-year settence for possession of cocaine. Strassman had eartier entered a pea d guilty to the charge ll!ld was sentenced by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles H. Knight The Daily Ohio ,I \ I �. , . . ~ . ·~~·· . <+-;.:;. 21 ' The Daily "LAF=F-A-OAY ·. It ~C!f'do XA 10.' juot llko , 1300. Coil. ~14·2&1· 1,83 ot •IICI4·112·37141. .,.uiY tum~ tute. 11.1 1 l ·• •••rn Ave., G...... .' n~ ' I ..... 10 ~, Ottl flothlrot .... llllll:ilftlod, nGft• LAYNI!'I FuRNITURE • - IIIII NOftliglotod •zz11 Fr• llltortl loft. • .. lofol ....~........ .prlaod """' ~ooonr. ••• .0 •till. Tllllll 1110 •i oroytlme. 1't800IIU3-otu. 1111 to 11 Zll Hld••bodt •310 ' . .; . 76 lit"' 1:00 ·~CIJ·(JJ(jJti)II2J CllGrNnAoree (!I Mazda lpoiULook 18C!l BtarTr81c I)) Reading Rainbow (CCI [)]) Under Sail (BI One Dey ot o Time 8 :06· I]) Father Knows Baa1 8:30 8 ~ lD NIIC News I]) Tht Rifleman (JII!"t of ·Bill Den. . (JJ Cll ((] ABC News Cll Dtlctlir Who . - ' " ' " W·l ..... tZI• .to • .,... Doolo l1 00 "" .. 1871. M-.o· MOO ond .... ..... ...._ .....,_. w-mlftrellll IUI·IIiod ..Oto '"'· .... Iloilo. •1 1.0 l ~111 ..Matti 1111• I!Prinll •full or 113.' firm •t»o• 23 I Profl•klnel AO... Servicee w---- . a... L~-~ 171. ""'111. a -.....t21. Kint ••. 4clroww.dlori .... m. a.......... e: 10. a 1·2 .,.. Goo or o l - ' ·' r~-r.~·-• • . •· . . Drwoooi <II · ·II2J CIS News ~ ID Wet.ome leek. Kotter ~ -Iori ond 11 . r Smallfarmfortale3 bdr. hou-. 3 bdr. trollor. IOblcco - · Col 114' 211·1813. 108 """' 1t>r 1111 M Countj. mtn.,.l rlghte, no buikf. lnp, plenty of went•. 304·837· 2721. . 34 For ·...0 by ownor. 715 Third Avo. 3 or 4 bdr. 2 bttho. Ntw kitll)lhett· o·e blnetl . (hr•••· prHi • o p M . - wolkln . _ 10 Qo41ipollo tchoolo ~ Buelnesa Buildings of - A ent 1Md2 bdr . .,...lerroot.rant for t bdT. e111. ltolc rent for 2 bdr. 121 Allo 1200 - · dop..fOil. to,_ ........ Spring Vlitoy , Pl-. J E - .A~tlt. ; 81......_ 3817. Equal Noualn1 Oppcnunlty. .......... bod•• Four 141rtdt ChiYY WlilollM'"'te Cillo hubclpt, MO . Two 11 itdt. C~oory whtoiL 111.. btby high llholr, 125. and cw·•llt. •11. Call 814· •2· 1111. llllllot10 aut lul-lltl. 0!1•3 IIAM II'M, · IbN Itt. 114-44e-OU2. c-z. lftd "*·· Golllpollt. Coli 448-Q11 - Mtdo by .Troy BuiM. Pold 1310 Bpm. •k t200. U1ed 1 lllmmer. Oat floor fumace for Hie. Call hld·o· bocl 1200. Phont 304· 178-2217. .,.._ ....... .... ;3~S::;L:;o;:ts::&;;::;A;:c:::re;e:::g:::e:.= -. Itt- ' .,_,M ,-m . . . *'*· m.-. loCition, CioN to hotpiUI, b.nk, dlvg end grocery ttor11 . 304· 178-1888. FOt 8 ..1 (188.0001 0t rent (.41.00 month) 7Y.I mil11 from Point Pl...ant on Sand Hill Rotd, 3 bedroomt. 2% bltha. ltvingroom with fireplace. Iaroe country ldtchtn wfth brNkfat blw. hobby room. utMity room. 2 Cllf g•tgt, bu........t , deck, lir -4. I '""'· CoM 304-882 · 2411 eveninga. RE for .... or,.,, · Houu. 3 br. Nord! Main. 304-882·3329. pluo d-1~. 114-982-7177. Be-.rtfful home In SyracUM. 3 bedroomt, large IMn and cerpOrt. ' AtfarencM requk--ed. Inquirt between 9 :00-6 :00 at 114-9D2·8298 . Ap1rtmanta and houtll In Pomeroy aru. Oepwit·requied. Pay own utinti•. 1-614·992· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 2381 d.., •. 3 bedroom home in Ch ....r. Prefer okler eoupie. 1200. plu1 aacurity and utilitiel. S..-tous NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALI'N cello only. Ceiii14·892-72S2. MOilLE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WElT. GALUPOUS. RT 35. 3 bedroom 2 ltory home. btg PHONE 114·411·7274. yard, 1200.00 month, 1100.00 d-oh, 304 -876-4822 "' 17&· 1118 Buddy, 2bdr.. 12•50. 1080. 12100. Cotll14·441·0390. W-. ..... Conagt, 2 room. and bath. 1t7Z F.-m. Good cond .. 2 furnished, utilitl• ptld. e&I.OO • ·· H•14. Patte. awning. weeil. 304·175·31 00 or 171· dryor. N- undo<pln· 5509. nlng lncludod. Coli 114-241· 1110 14x70 Kirkwood porch & wndiiDinnlne. on rented lot, 3 42 APARTMENT FOR RENT · Nacceptlng ..,pNOit..,..t for rantll ~ Nf•te•atur. electric 1tove & r• cluatd .10 • 1 2 , 700 . wu 114.000. CoU 814·371·2117 . Ktnny'o Corryout. 11.1100. 4cyl., I opd.lotoofpop, ..,., ciHn. Coli 1"·441.7289 1981 Muotong PI, Pl. AC, tiottd glotof. gr11t oondltlon: Ctii814-317-0t84. f.tl't' Stqlplt:•· & • Chrylt• Llzer. !We, Ill. oond.• •ir cond., rear deftolt. I LIVt!:i iii Lk opd. 19,000. Coli 814-317IHI29. TobiCCO Stlcltt. 2.000 10•· eocll. 304-87&-1104. Gltnridge Fum. Full oet 1884 World look U.S. 36 Will, Jtckaon. Ohio. 814-211-8411. M•eay F.,.uaon, New Holland, 8uth Hog Sal• • 8..-vlc:a. Over ~- lrtctort to dl091• from • 00"1Jiel:ellne of ntw u•ed equipment. t.rg..t MIICiion In •o a S.E. Ohio. Jlr.1'8 FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . IR 3& W. GtiHpollt . Ohio. Call 114-418-8777. eve. 814-441-3182. Up loont trOC· tara with warranry DVer 71 uMd 1rtctor("1000 tools. lntematlnlll chopp• with both hetdt. lntemetiontl blow. 2 alleg• wagon•. can 814· 388· a 1701 titer IPM. 801 Ftrrntll 110 HP duol whMI tractor, 6 bottom plow1. 12 ft. hydr1ullc dlfc with cuUer1. n• v. 2000 IOblcco otlclto 11 coroto •ell 6 cme baling box. C1ll 114-215· 1118. --t------John b..,. 360 dorer. ln good dou,, I 3150 John D..,. blttle wlllllh. Good condition. 114·849·2828- 4pm. Ountforllle, dellercottplua10 pot. FFL holdtr. 304-885-30311 ~~~~.... • ., 74 C•m•ro 1.~0 gi?Od oondl· lion. Coll814·112·3242. 1971 Corvtnt. 17,ootl mllot. 4 opttd. Atltlng 18000. Col lt4849-2t 02 tit• 5:00. t988 M.G.B.G.T. Coupe. l~c;;tofl Co~ ttem . AlltOr.d. new engine, axt•lor, lntMiOr, e1c. 614·112·1314 doyo, 114·892· 7354 nlghto. ·1987 Chevy Nove . • door, eutoJ .. h . truck topptr whh woj ' lo Mr. for e~~mplng. Bld1 "~ eluded, ollllko new. 1410. ~~ 81~ · 211·8112. I I• ·•ld Parrln Gil II2i E-nment T• night S~lley HICk talks &blttlt her rele io tho ""' comi1111 seriet, "Our Kind of Town", ·' Truck camper .· Vtry cltjn . Sleep• 1. Mutt .. n. 71 c•y lmpolo. •n. Cell 114·811· 31131. • 1970 Wlnnobogo. 22 ft . lon9. A-1 oloopt, 11000. llt·!M'· 2234. 7:15 1978 Starcr.tt: 21Y2 ft o•mptt. bunk loouM otyt._ ~eepo t 1:00 1972 Jeyoo 20 ft. oompw wh)l extrM. 1878 Bluer. Both exc. tllnd. 304-875·3341 ., 171· IllS. roily .m..lt. 8 cyl. Call 114· 992-1819 m, 1:00 p.m. t 974 VW 8upw Bltdt. Oood condhlon . 1186. Ctlllt4-742· 2121 momlrtp ?' ..,.,lnp. For otlr. 1981 Blut Dodge a-• 81 Charg• e apltd ov..-drive. 32.000 mil•. Elillcellant aondi- Home c.;..-- ALLEY 1mprovementl lin ·disco lire end wnnou tho testing of t new sprinkling device. (eo min.) lA). fj) !Il M0¥1£: 'The Lit. and Tlmeo of Judge Roy YllU'Vl~~ BOUGHT IT, BIG &LJY! I'M I+I&PN PI!CI<EDGEI 197101dt. Qoodworkeor.body. · 110011 corod~lon. Coli 114·113. 7310 'tlt•, I :OO •eoo. ·, . wllh tMcllm .... 12·ton wegen 15.800; Dnt No. 9Jooxwhh 10 1Dn wag1n te,IIOO; One Model EngNo~ 782 Chopp• w~h mtttl·tltrt • 2rowhlod 114.100;pnaM!>dol 30 tor111t blo- 1.000 RPM 12.100;; Ont ultd No. 8 boa, 2 butlr wtth 10 ton ru11nlng e•• 12 ,1100: Ontutod Modll707, 3 pt hitch chopp• with boltl httdt 11,100: Ont ultd lupior 17·17 chopper 11 ,800: Fiea fln·• cina 11tUI 3· 1·17 0< &.g - t lor 24 rnon- 8.8 percent for36 ot 48 monthiOf cltcountaforcesh. Khfer'1 Service c.....-. St. Rl. 87 Loon. WY 304-811·3474. Ford Tr1ctor JubiiM •2.110.; N"' Ctlt1137 Loodtr 12.100.: 101 Ford - t r 1110.; Ho~ land llltr 1900.: Now W1111on 1310. 304-871-2328 .. 171- Bean' ' . (I) MacNeil-Lehrer Newahour (j} OIII2J Prl~ Ia Right (!)) Notlonet Geographic Special: Lo.. Trolnll (CC1i80 min.) 1D the Thont llf111 Bated ..• q_~ th~- nq.v<tl . ~Y t;olle'n McCullough. this •tory spans three generations of a wealthy Austratlian family and can ten on the forbidden lovo of a beautiful woman and an 1mbi1ious prieet (2 hrs.) Part 3 ol 5. 8 :05 (])MOVIE: 'How to Frame a Fig!( 8:30 II (I) (jiJ Family Tin Steven has a difficult time accepting the lact that his ' &MEEK farnt... 4 •1 00. Call Ctntrol Hotol. CoP 114-4440711. 114·441!·0841. Aoomt ,., ,..,, dl¥'· ...-. MOntf't (llll• Hotel. tal 114- FOR SALE - Walmara"ner puppy. AKC RtglttQ, tomtll. lhot1 ~d wormed, 3o4~ 8373302 AIQilt•ed melt Ptt lull T.ni11. 2 yrt old. 304-571· 2411. · AK C regllttr.. leegiM, 2 t.male, 2 meiM, 3 montfts old, lhou end wormed, -t71.00 . 304-178·2394. 1211.60 edge of town dtPOttt. no pet1, 1140 mo.. partlt~ltv furnt.htd, patio. Call 814·448· Kimbell pl1110 Frti-Ldt ProvidtntNol. allorry wooct. •too. CoN 814·241·1114. eicoaht 1 ~ 2 ·alr iond, 10.000 mljlt. • .01111.00. 304· 812-3178. · ' · · ·, ·~ i 'T1 Cutl•l lupram.. Mllll · work, 304-871•1241. ' '·, ,, ,.1• i9'n llronil Prbo.' IQOd I ni-. oond Mid ol-. '".1700 Lln~ln Ave:,' Point~~~ tiiNGUS' S 8Ei!VICE. txp• rl1nDM cerp ..t•r. eltclrhJirl, moton, pelnt•. ,fGOflnollnc:tu~lri~ hot tor --'lcttlon) 30 · ~ 7318.. I 1 -2088 qr 171· . ' mlltt. •130P. 304-811·3t . 11otory or cllllt tOol drNI .... Moetwella aomplatldllrn•d•v1ervlce. 304;- ni Rooting • Polotlng. ••P· ~. rtjlfl(r. painting inaldaor 178-t 81. .out. Frtllotlrntto. Loctlll....o.... ......I IIICID. 304-1.,.. 7811 . Aoltln~•100. 304-171-7282 or .. ' 1974 CotYono Strlllgrey.. m. 310 out widl t ·o; 4 ~roo. 41 .000 miiM.. 17,100. 304· 175-2953. 1964 T-Bird con'vertibla, uc. ' oond. 13.200. 2101 · Uno01n Aoloby C-t. C-ry. rtm<>f doling, 100'!' ldd~ 1 ,.tntlng. roo! ..... concrote:1~. blocl< work. frto •lttlmett. 104-1711· 8441 ,ot 171·&1..a. ~~; l (· Chy Ftrm lllpply, 514-4111· 2981. 83 72 Trucks for Sale 68 OstiUn truck ruiW good 1200. Coli 614·411·4178. . livestock 12 mlxod htno 11.71 tollh. 10 .llrgt ducka U .OO •a. 5 dot a. buck rabbha 1 HorN Rtg. &tend· erd breacl!--1 gctt•. 4 lholt1 4"n month old. 4 ..rgl bftlda lOW I . Coli 114·211·8808. 3 club eelvee Chlan ina 'Simrnenttl· H•retarct, lui Shn· ment•l Slmmentai· Stnla Gertrudl1- Hereford. GtrtNdi•H•olord. Coli 114·371· 2601. 72 Ford PU runa DODd. GOOd body. 11 .000. Ctlf 114-11111289. 304-882· 3235 . 1979 Chovy C 10 plelup. body ~~·- runs good. 304· 87.8· XCiwlltng Van1 & . SPit.IACH·· HE ftUIS IT ALLOVER d~ay., ltndtceplng. Call-anytime e1• 448-4137 . Jlfl'ltl L. DaviiD1, M'r'WAU Jr. owner. General Haulinq 114-742-Zin evenings. FDt .... 8 YMf old mare, Amwlcen aaddll brld. '400. 1.,Z Cto¥ton· 12110.1111 olctric. .... - · 304-171·2411. TWo ....... 121110- odd. • ..... IOoiO. Both 2 btd_ ... ,hOflt 304-885·3012. • •• I"' '""" 1 "~ ~~~~~~.E. PON'T 6Q . ~••· ' • " .J he cajoled Peter Pender into taking ~ Wl'IIIIJ view in the play of today's deal. Rolaan was East, and by partnership asren t bla oae-dub opeolnc llluw<d at least 17 high-card poinll. Peader IDd bla partner bad their own asr-ment !bat passing originally over tbla forcing club bid and then bid· 4ing later would lllow a strong hand. Tbeo. altbougb tile North three-cllallltiDd bid may have been simply lead· ~ along ~e way to competing at t11ree bearll, Pender inlerpreted It aa invWIIC game and so readily bid lour Iaearta. . Relwl woa 1M gpenlng lead with tile klDI of apaiiiiiiiiCI thea cubed Ute ace before sblltlllc to cia•. By conceallDg the spade queen be created the . . lin.... . . . ' ~~ I r' Vulnerable: Neither North Dealer: w... Norlb Pass Pass 1•" 2+ 3t Pass Pass Eool t+• I+ PISS Pass • 17 or more high-card points •• Fewer than six high-card point! Opening lead: • 5 L----------.....1 let In a contract ne wowa usually make. (Yes, ! lmow that a low diamond bact at trick three would always beat the COIIIract, but it is Ml so easy to make that play 'lillen the cards held by both declarer and your partner are ~ed. ) •1•JCEWIPAPD IN'IIIlPIUD AIIN. .. ACROSS I Nabokov novel - -··...- 38 Explo it 39 Colorado Indian 4 Standard 8 Yemen DOWN seaport 9 Violently 11 Trenc h 12 Bicycle for two 14 Hockey I Revere 2 Wedding day phrase 3 Hill dwelle r 4 · - abhors a vacuum" 5 Arab gmt sultanak 15 A\l-Ila. e.g. 6 Operated II Phllippw 7 Tie the ~ knot 17 Patty Duke 8 In a 1\"eney ftlm role 10 Orderly It Business 13 Fashion abbr. 15 "Mister" Z0 Da,ys In VIenna Yeaterday'a Answer 8121 18 Time payment 21 Scheme 22 Ancient Egyptian city 23 Sherlock's inkling 25 Go upward 34 Lacerate 35 - markee 28 American painter 29 Salver 31 Medic inal plant 34 Resident of (suiT.) gone by 21 Soccer great 22 Ski lift 23 Statesman, Hency 24 Formerly 25 Turkish b-+--+- regim.ent 26 Laptprey 27 Dusk 30 Finnish port 31 Tennis • te1111 92 Malay - ~~~~ S8 Berate SIAndwxlns 38 ABMil 37U~-o~~~~~~~~~~ DAILYC '., AXYDLBAAXR iJLONGFELLOW One Jetter stands for 11101her. In this sample Ais used for 1M line L's, X for lhe two O's, etc. Single ~lters, apllllnlpMI1 lhe len8lh and fonnaUoo ollhe words are aU · lints. Each day lhe code lettenlare different. CRYPTOQUOTE 8·21 UA UD NCGKG AWKR PRGKUZPF N C G U D UN p FPN U WFPY ' WA DWFX . SY .IG . D KJDDGYY PRGD y..a.n~a,•1 Crypcoqa~: AN OIJl.TI~ER IS ONE WHO NEVER HAD 1'o LOOK FDR HIS ,I>AUGifi'ER , W111N ONE OF HIS SHIRTS WAS MISSING. ...;. Q.A, BATI'Iln'A c ..... - . , _.... -..,....-- .. . ,··~·-an f 140 . Cll 9 Belt of ·• 1 . mlnj..~lf.~~=· . ' ~ WICIII' fit Clttllt!n•11 (!)OM -., lll,iOtiCI (() MC . . . . Nilllllnt . ' ·. C.IIOCI , o~lgM'a , gua111 are Phil Coii!Ml Louie Anderson ·end lhglc Johnoon . (80 'f~-;~;~'\-~-·aJ . ......... '·' '·l::.c;::..-;..;.. • 72 .AQI0863 t KJ +A98 by THOMAS JOSEPH 10:JQ,~farlhe ~· ~ 14,000 ITU tlr . oond., gootl oon4.. 1140. li!!UR tl 101 • - Lone, NortiiUfi, Oh. ·K~ tQB 3 +K7 3 · ~NMiVJ•r Benn•; ~len (90 Kl1111 end NtiiOniRidcUe. min.) =~~: 'The i...t p;o. EAST +AKQ108 SOUTH im~ Ill declarer's mind that West beld !bat card. If !bat were true, 1ut would bold the K.J of hearts as well as the wumed jack of spades to have IUrted wltlt 17 points. AccordIngly, Pend• led tbe sevea of hearts from dummy and let It go. Wben West produced the jack, declam had gone . . .' '"" ~ llllllcli lootlea end re111l•l._ti • by Tony 9 .,,. Ahlleup tbe wtrian bridge Wim WEST lllet ~ a large !Mrgin to the Uttlted • J 6 ~ 3 2 llatea Ill tile flaalll of tbe World Cham· t7~4 plonslllp last October, Karl Rohan of +Q6S2 Austria bad 8 moment of success when 11M anil 11- ,feMtlree l'lrt 1o:111 CIJ 1-11-H t AIO 9 6 2 Hosted by hir doughtlr Lorita Lull. tltlo retroopo~c­ tive ebou1, JudY, Gtrllnd'l 104-11.....2 .. NORTH ., 4 • J 10 4 ltJI •Clrel( . . . , _ :I .111',11 11' l.tl. lll ,.72 - - 2 2 f t. 11800. Creating an Illusion M.D. Mlllllnt protestors evelnll the Mil of 1nim1lt in medical re11erch bruk Into tho hoepltel'o oalf1111 ltb. (110 111ln.) ,a.rtay 1nd rye fOr 00\/lf crop, 43.00 buttlool. Lona 8ottom, Ohio. Col IU-1118;3181 . DoC- t7 111 11200: BRIDGE <IJ • <IJ 110;20 !CCI reo crDn .- . 1D ~,.'p.r John. Hey & Grein ' t 1H7 I tiorMIII From 'ftqc~loghem , NC . (80 111ln.) Nubltn Doo • 3 youth . 304•71-7717. 84 Brandy - Witch - Ovoid - Heckle - HAVE to WORK After watching a troupe of trained dogs, my uncle enIIOIItiCed "My dog could dO those tricks; ll's IIIII that he doesn't ftAVI: to WORK." "l!n.) 1~) . (I) A1111 ...... 'II: IHIIA 0ret Ritll..,._ AM Ne- W.nted Ona regiltlfld young not•. YESIIUIY'S SCIAJI.IIYS ANSWEIS li,. Arabian Welch Croaa Mart. 3 yn. lhow exp..-i.-.ce. •400. by filling in the miSSiftO words you develop trom step No. 3 below. lfJ 4W.D. . Complelo lho ' hucklo q_uoled_ • (R). I FEEQ HHitl E~~ing.Rplic: bu.mentl foolan, t1nkt. Good· 1 I I I I' I e 6 [)]) Myt~~ryt Ag11118 Chrl• tit M,..,_ II ICC) A man's 'hallucination' on tho golf links laada him on tho trail of a murder. (80 min.) (R). 9:30 8 (f) 9 NltiK Court When Harry'l childhood idol is hauled into court. Harry ee11 Gilt to rehabill· toto him . (~) In Stereo. 10:00 • (J) Hll . . _ · La~ue t -ier'o tatohtl lull of' Ctlh, luna appears on 11V courtroom dreme, IIM aiMMriOP.., tho hln o- dOWft. (80 MR'nMt· As a frequent after-dinner speaker, I've laamad one lmpot· tant lesson. After all Is aald and r-~-S-~~~-A-0-K-:-A---.,1 done,--. htn41. 12 hrs .) !Ill Crary Like a Fox The Foxes· vacation at a -dude ranch II interrupted when a corple it diacov· ore<! in the bam. (80 min.) BARNEY ,. _ll ll.z [D 8 -;;::::;=:::;::::;:;:==::t:: ;;8.. E •• . ~ P·HWOO 5 threatening letter in t'ler CARTER'S PWM91NG ANDHIATINO Cor. Fourth end Pine , , Gollpolt. Ohio ·• Phono 114·441' 3S89 or 11•· 441·4477 86 73 • MONn-l. .. ' '79 Ford XLT RMglf', thrM CIJuttr ton, 480 tngln't , automatic, doublafU-'t1nk1. Pl. PB. N~XT 82 A•o. 304· 871·2454. Now buying .han com or ear com . CaR for l~teat QUOtH. Rlver t HATE THE= THQti9HT OF ao1N~ ~ 10 SCHOOt- . 304-87~- 1371. 'IIIIOIILI , IIOMEI MOVED: In· ...... -tl>lt Ctll ~ Stereo. 9:00 • (f) (jJ) ChHre When the pilot of a private airplane passes out in flight, passengers Sam and Diane panic and reveal their true feelingo for one enother. IRI In Stereo. (1)700 Club I]J 8 (I) The Colbyo (CCI Juon uncov.rs the truth behind Zachary Powers· vendetta ••ain•t him, while Sable al1ompte a r&conclllation with Jason. 180 min.) (R). <Il lilymry: The Mo•lng Finger The local solicitor's wife 'is round daad with a ·a. ••rltl Tr10.· and LAwn Sorvi'-. "T ,.-IMdoooplng. 304-171·2010, WrtChcl 1881 Buick _..,.,_ t youngest daughter Jenni· fer Is growing up and becoming 8 women. (R) In ~ = l:'umP .....r 1nd 1871 Novo 305 Mglno. !lOG 111-3102 62 .. 7350 or 814-448-7i24. 1911 Forll doors. 4 cyL 4 t971 Dodgt Colt. 1400. 304. 175-3471. • • ! r- ZIIHI. ' Wanted to Buy Sanlonl .,., Son (f) I]IJ The Coaby Show the worl.d'a greatest fire, see the racre·ation of a Dub- tlon. 11200. Ctll 11•·992· 2721 . pm; i AlieNi J-rdy (CC) Mrs. Westlake's plans .to give Thoo a moth teet ere disrupted when she goes into lob<rr. (R) In Stereo. Cil Wookltst Ship In me Army (!I Auto Aaci1111 '88: Chern· plen Spo~rk,.tuv Challenge From Limerock, CT . (2 hrs .) CIJ8(J)Ripiey'l Believe It or 1\lotl (CC) Letrn about 304-812-31SO. 4211. FARM EQUIPMENT: Ntw Hoi· l•d Foo:•• Equ .......t Stll. 1 Pjo. 8-t- boottrlorqo ,bo1 (!))MacNeil-Lehrer 1\loweh· our Gil <IJI DIYOIW Court (BI WKRP In Cincinnati I]IJ Wheel of Fortune 7:05 IJ)G...nAcree 7:30 .D :ill CIJ New Newlywetl Go me I I I I I' i 8:3& I]) Gerner ~ USMC 7:00 8 (]J PM Metazlne I]) Men from U.N.C.LE (!I SportaCem.r (I) Efttertalnment Tonight Shelley Hack talks about her role in 1he upcoming series, "Our Kintl of Town ... 8 (!) Hogen' I Heroes II CIJ Jeoperdy ~ ':::::' Business Report ()) SpeedwMk · (!)Texl (I) IIJ Wheel ot FortuM (I) Fell and RIM of Realn· Now MOllond717 ftoriiV•h ...o- Black Dobermtn, months all lhota, 14170., J - . ..... 2 both. Good _........ •1000. Will alttt~. Cttti14·MI·2101 . Call 814·M8· 7371 . tar. All good cond, 304·273· 9 mo. old long htlred Chlhueflua Space for Rent 73 Terry conop• 21 ft. AC, owning. go~d cond .. n .ooo; WilY ftmolo . Coll814·211· l911 . I H otors omes & Campers nltioft.. 12150 orii-ut« ml.ler. w- rnonth. · cl•n. ont owner. 10.000 ftrm. Ctll 114·388· 9778. I MUiT ADft\lt 1~ 1\IOUCiHT or IT UKE 111AT! 79 M 1884 Chryaltf ldt Avenue ~w mi!J~~Qe. c:tl trucklt>rportt. Four·81ooltw 0 0 "· Coli !': 4ko w 1 ~ tftlind• 1:'00 "'' • 98 · ~~, · Ntw Hollond417 hoybiftt.lmor- Sttttr pupplot 7 old wldt pop••· 4 F. 8 M IDIN tri cotortd. *71. Mty be ,...,. at Rt. 1 Ewington Ql' ctll 114 · 3-8 · 9132. Gtorgo T~an . 441·9810. Rom ooltow•l110 IS"l.i7':.f.' "'' •••· 'l':J 1873 GMC Ari10 Rotd Trtctor , A.c .o . 3110 'Dot"'lt. . t3 " ' -· •llCOfl oondHion, good rubbtr. wotllnt, -.ody to ,;.,rk, 18100. Ctll 5!4·849·2437. R111. For r.nt Slwping Room• ancl lig-1 houll kiOfilnt roomo. Pork 1979 Dcldgo Aop ... t clr.. lllntl top. good -d. •tsoo. CtH 114.-418-3170 . '!te oondMion. Colll14-812· 7401 . EncyctopediM, «Ill in bout. .tht .. · - offtoo. .. - · ,lioltlolll mtlr) 1171 lrlol Road. Ratnol.tiMir.J, O•lo Room• •soNs 1300. 304·175·2510. CFA Himal.yen, Plf"ll_.. Md 11om- ltiHtno. AKC C1tow puPfli•. Call 114-441-3144 tfttr 7PM. Furnished c~oss Ploont tvt. lt4·211·e402. Chllt freezer for 1111. Exc. Cond. 304-171· 1141. · Oregonwynd C.nery Ktnnel. 2 btdroom tpt. Qtllltoollo F..,., 304-171-2541 ., 178-17113. Farm Equipment UtiiiHotpolmohMttypahauer 20 cu . ft . •1&0. UHd 30.. el.c. renge. grHn •100. 304-875· 2401. Pets for Sale 43018 Of colll14·883·4114. 81 Young bulla Slmrnental • HerefOrd . &Ired by KJI-IIgntl. We heve an• lA. and ane blood. Exctltnt herd buRa, extremely correal:, A11dy for fll Mrvlce. 175· 2~88. gortlltit ol ·totoiOr. rlllgiofl, or -1111 .......... lntWID1od--tlooulilool 304·77l-IICIH or o. 411 rtbufft .. gin•,WII••,1 .700now Colll14-2111·8801 . •tti.OO por month. A - rat., mtY be ..._.. dep.-tdiii'CI on lngg"", H...._ wll M availlbla to .... IPJIICIIM ... 46 1841, Cen be ...nat Eurtk•. Air condhion, twin aile badt. co,._,lete. ml1c. ltema. 304- mittd. Two bedf'oom .,., at 10110 M..tllt 2 bclr. ttklng 11.100. ).... - • Information coii14· Zfl·ll45. ' · ~17·2~34 Utod 1.000 gtl drlnltlng wo1• rtorage tank end 1,000 gal plltllc - i c ttnk. 304·1712349. iplrti'Niftts in MMOft A.ptl U. bclr. c:.tl 114-388-9771. " ·;. '· * OOftdttlon•.underpktning. good cond. 304-882·2771. BuikltB. Worttthopa. carport1, anhml lhlh:trs. gar-u•. fi'H e1tlmate1. Phone 614· e·eg. 1121 . Mobile Homea for Rent 1tl1 Oollbtook 14170. 1217 2 bdr., fum .. nitw carpet AC, in pp MJo, nM carpet. 3 bdr .. 2 Gallipoli1 . Cell814 -446-1401. btdt. t• fumect. woodbumlf, CMt Iron Nth tub on 1111, very Pole· Building• bv Quality 7473. kltchan, F.R., formal dining room. laundry, butm«''t . 1336 McOonlol Cullom Butohng. Open .~r butln... I daya a wooll . 304·812·3221. _.mont Nice 3 bedrooms lg. yard. 31• 3rd St., Kanau;s. Call 81•·448Hou10 for rent in Mlddl~rt . 4 BR .• 2 bath, fenctd In yard, large 8aeell 50 per 1;en1 offll FIMhlng 1m1w a.._n *21811 Ughtad, non..; .,.,. e2581 Nonllghtld 122111 Fr11 t.tt"tnll F.w "lab:. SM locally. 118001423·0113. onytlmo. Autos for Sale 18 lt. 8h-trtvoltrolltr.l 870 . t978 Dodge Colt wogoo, •-· PontlacCotollno. Coiii14·2SI· point. bltt_.y. Ink•• tlrto, 114-992-Hzt. Cartop ctrrl•, 130; queen lire 71 F,out Z·28 CamerO tltvtr1 Coli 3 lrlll• u-•- ••d lk•. 114-948·3014. ---ntd. P·"·... For Sale or Trade Weld .tar and bruch cuner.· f ....\ ··· 2t\ol ·· 1 Ntll 1131. iltlltlot · pold. """ 7'9 Third Ave. 1800 eq. ·tt. Comn,arclal or war.al\ou,a. ·-·.·F.. 69 71 Ford 4x4 wl!ool driYt. 1\ ton. 14000. oso. 78 Odyotoy Hando.ISOO. DltohWhch Rold B'"'cto Md - r i o t• MIOO. Colll14·841·2213 -lop. 2 bdr.... tum- opl.ln c City. Clllll14-211·8120. WlllrltoOol · - · 4ryor. 1121. ahapp..,.. Call 114-2411-ISMS. Parking on aide. ,AdJecCtnt to 1.100 ITU .u oondKiorl•. I til. Colle14··1-4212. third • · Pine St. Colll14-441- Fum. 4 ,.,....,. • ..__ No hon. nowly ..modolod 2382 for appolnernen\. pOll. tdultl only. Rot. • dot>. oholoe tooet1on on Collage Rd. Pick- Ulod Fumlturt. Good IYft10U81, ,.... co,..l. . ll:hchtn For Salt: BOx90 ft. commlfOIII '"!"~ttl. Ctll lt.....a-1111. ..-~~tvuoodfumllu ... O,... 910 ..... laundry, olr zoned building. Irick oonltNa· R111oncy Inc. - - t 2 Mr.. I ct ctll lt>r ...,.lntmont. ltrVtlat. 114-892-1324. tlan. Large garage doors, SOuth utllltl• portly paid. nloo. Col 3D4·871·-.a3 or 178-t4110. -:--~-~---m Fifth Ave. Mlddloport. Pi!ont · ~04·871· 1104 or 304-e 111· I room houH. 1.2 acrw. Double 114·992-8818 doya, 114-8g2. 7128. I WAIN CW QlreiL LOOitld on ROM Hill . 8113. 814-99:i:-2028tutrllil~·· AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 • - prlcld •20.000. Coli 2 bllr. 2 bathe. k•ohon fur· Ollwo IL.Illlllpollo. - . Yltd 114=171·2113. Flrt dom1,td building. 109 nithtd, 11 CGurt lt. 1321 , . WOOd•OOIIIto¥11. I po wood LA Mou•lnPOIIIInd. 128,000. F., M88,:3~~·6 oint PI-n~ 304- mo. plut utMitlll, r - o o a .. ~ " " · bunk 1111. dopoolt. Col 114-441·4~. oolt. or ... t. 304-231·0118. . • . utili btdroo~ IUfta rtnliJII!I• it room apt. nM carpM ~ • ......, . . . . . . .._.New Reedlvllle, by own.. Two tor cl-. · - Ia • ._.... • lvlngfoom ... ~ 1111·1111. 1M prioll of •e. 2 bedrooms. - · • Appll- fumlolltd. Iampi. olio liuylng oool • wood 11v1n1. dnlnl room. k~htn . · eon 114·441·31&8. All ulllittiD pold. Olcopl oloo. both widl utro room. All fully *211 mo. Ctll814·441·?111 . 120 acr" 1 mi. from court· ....- . IMP Po«:h. ,.,.... houot. Cotll14· 441·2881 tit• Antiqu11 yonl wfth T.V. Alto IPM. Unfunllohtd lfll., 4 ..,...,. • btth . CtntJtly loolllld. 0... or -...,,. -U.lnt -rvom. l n~h -1 .. .r et-ool • . . . ~ bath, '\lfOibltop and Lot tor ule: 3Y.I A. hilltop -dop. odultl, rtqUI.-d. Ctl 114·441- OLD ORIENTAL RUGS hom. . lte. cltlrtd• .. Hartlean • - • · F.....t'oif . . httt. own T-nohr. Ctll 114-837·1081 : !)444. . WANTED. Ally tlotorcond~lon . WIW well, 1.-Qilot'lnd memt• Ctlltoll !roe 1-100·1133·7847 . . -•-tldlnl. •41.ooo. Cill Alhton building lote ~th public 1 Ndraom apt. for NM. IMie 114-171-1118. ' rMt ltM'ta U11. a mond\ thlt Wiler, mobile hom. permitted. lndudot all uttlltl•. 304-578-2338 .. 304·171· Govemllllftt hom11 from e1 . (u roqu~ttl of 1200. Contact VI~ 2217 . . roptlrl. Dtllnq-· ... proptoty. loot M.,.. Apt. Mlddl_.. C..l.. ln'l UMd Tlrtlhop. Over RIPI 'Dnl. C1N 801-1871000 Ext. H-1801 for cu''""' ft 1 ICfe lot on Jerry'• Run Rold. 8f4-892-7717. fqutl "'"'..... 1,000tkot. *•12. 13, 14, tl. Otlt>ortun~· ropo 1111. 304-&71·2813. 11. 11 .1. I mil• out At. 218. Po......, 2 bdr, Noylon llvn. CIOI18t4·211-l211 . 3 1. . . - ...... HI btth. XL 1171 tt\o. 4100 ......... """ Plltllc cltttm ,..., · opproYtd. living room. XL kltc:ll.,, utility pttlo, Coli • - lpm 114-. .2· tliltllc toptlto tonlti, pl•lc ""'"' gw111t. Artolugh Addhlon 1111 . . outvwta. ...._. eulwlrta. RON l n T - P I -. Coii114-H7· IZH. , IVANI INTEIIPRIIEI. J•k· In ' " -· ••· Ott. 114-211· 1S30. Co,....., IMUdlltll khcl'ltfl 3 or 4 -..om homo on 12 fumlohtd. AI now Nit. 114Child.,. 1 - Supply. Vinton. ecrt1 In Poi'NIOy. City water, U2-8.218 0< 114-812-7314. 41 Houses for Rent nlllur111 ... FH fumtct. gOrdtn Ohio. Coli lt4·••·..e4. Au· •PIIi!ICI 1nd lou of woods . 1 '*room.,.....,tlrtMiddl• gult ~He~•· 20" off Echo no.eoo. 11 4-812·2133 . Duplex for · rent 848 Second port. Unlumlthod. 11110. por - t . 20!1 oM Echo trim--. .,... ... , Col 114- H _ , _.. ..,... _ . , . .. . - - OL Aw.. dfn ~ ' 3 n...-,,~ I room ,•-..... _ n ... groom, groom, kit· 992-1141 d.,. """ ~14-M8· t1 1.10. lor oil 111. 41.00. Chain .....,........ 11Ptlr worto. quick Nit. 124.000. Call lt4· .,.,, backyard. rt(rlg. • rongt. 2211-lngo. Open 8·1 Mon.·Stt. Clolod 992·7<113. 1310 pluo utllhlto • ~~a~rlty depooh . Call 514-448-0890. . • lun . 1 bedroom. a•ettiOI*ttMnt-ln 3 bedroom houH. half act&' Mld••pan. •110. pw rMMh 304·171· U79. ' 112 Third Avt. 2 bdf. StOYO• pluo uti-. For 111- lntor- N. . ooumry dNam honw. lulll ftoryCMI . 111,891. 4 bdr .. 2 belli. refrig . fumlthed . 1210 month. qoiiB14-117·0NI. 3 btdroom houH, all electric. 2 171 ..,.,.... Wtttr l\lmlohtd. lot tlllt modol todey. CtH 114-·1·7311. loll. 2 c.r c;~. 207 Fourth Coli 114·445·3870. 2 bedroom fumSt., Meeon, W. Ve. 30•·896lt>r ,..,._tlftf&oOII. 1143413. Hou•2 beth&. ctrp.._ Wl•h•a 982·2741. • *'tar. refarencst and diPOth· North Perk Drift, two bedroom, Coli titer 5. 814-448-4582. 2 bedroom. 11 ?I por ._th, b~~~m.nt, centr~ air cond. 1100 dtpoolt, PlY utllltlot. fofctd air 111 hut. det1chtd 3 bdr. home 1109 Adrilft Ava. No ptto. 114-141·2214. pnga. ak.l"" lklinu. good 131.000. Call 814·411-37111. au.-, Two ..... ..,.;._ otltlon typo elr oo~tMOr. 114·•2-1314 d.,O. 114"892' 7314 , ...., --·a-·· Apa~ment fo 1171. lloby - - I I I 12 I SATYE rHI BHy Eleolric "Now for ·our stress test. Try no:=:- ::!."r.o~ J.:'.; drthd . . . ottirnlttD . Col .,.. 892·• 1001. 114-742·1147. ~ ld boolroom ou~Oo. t o .o ·. up th'ts. ·road rna.p! ---.hotdbo••....,..., """'Fumllu,.: ".~:.... W - II Ulod t:;:~:;;:;:=:::~;~T~;::::;~;'!::;~~i 44 o1101rtc ,.,... _,. . ' I DOINIE I ill Newt Boate .and f,llotora for Sale • : ' I EYCNINQ. . 197.1 H~ndo 310 t . 1300.00. 010. s0tfl71-2773 . ·" ' ••• 11...,.. uze·· ;10 tl?l. . . _ Ul to t .121. Din •1 Ill .,.. u' to ..... Reorronue ielftoro of tht four Krambled words below Ia lorm lour ~mple word1. • 8/21/88 1878 Mondo XL·SBO. 304·1'75· M03. . • .· . ·ee PIIILII Viewing , 1~•• ~...Ji.:l!ic~ .l~·· .... ' p>ifd, ~ ohlfiO, 11.300.00. v-.,,.........,...,,,..... L.w - • • 18100 " I ' ' ... l �Ohio LPS MHS ready .. Ohib l.o,nery ~ f~r .l~~t's Daily Number 342 ·grid preview --Page 3 PICK-4 7700 • . FRIDAY, · · e.; GIRLS' ,•... FALL DRESS SALE I Craycins ~ 1hie ·IIOtebooks.• • Special Bact-to-School Sale .' Prices on our new fill dresses. Choose jumpers, fancy drtsses IIOteliook filler - ·!: pencifs - pins • .· . or outfits. · . · rulers - Sizes: 3to 24 mos., 2to 4. 4to 6X.- 7 to 14. 1/2 lAYAWAYS ARE WELCOME REG. 110.110 TO '40.110 Sale Prle.. $798 to $3198 PRICE ~ \ plastic cobinet wHh and more. ' . I SA~EI FRIDAY & SAIURDAY' WOMEN'S JEANS SALE Lea and Wre"ler GIRLS' Blouses & Tops 1/2 PRICE Dresses · BOYS' & GIRLS' Summer Tops 1/2 PRICE DENIM JEANS Sizes 29 to 42 waist, lengths 30 to 34. 100% cotton, prewashed. Special Fri- . day & Saturday. JEANS Our naw fall selection In strti&ht leJ style. Pick your favonte color and Shorts 119.95 Sim 29 to 42 122.95 Sins 44 te 50 Sale ..........S18.99 SAVE $40.00 2 IOTOI POWER TEAM FEATURE PACKED lu1 IE~=~~~TIE.$.P. with 4VAC ... lnd 'libra·DI11·A·NI.,. Groomer"][. SUMMER THESE Woman's Wear Claaraace Summer Blouses••• 1/2 Pri~e Knit Tops ............. 112 Price Swimwear ............ 112 Price All Sportswear .... 1f2 Price Shorts .................. 1/2 Price Dresses ................. 1f2 Price S17995 •A tOftiP'If• homt·dunina system .. COJitinllcUI Cllilllf l&lttioft ri t tiiPII cltlntna action. with ..oro.I'A c row. llozrt• •wtantl· t:llty ldjusts to kHP el11n e~rpets. oCotoalolo willllools ofloodlipl oQuo~ly all·stMI tonstrveliot1 REGUlAR 110.49 LUNCH CORDUROY JEANS BOXES 'Mang!MJM~r-. SUMMER DENIM JEANS Student sizes, slims, reaulars and SLEEPWEAR __ _,_.__..__ _., .._, .....,.OO•III•~o ---·- l .... . .. _ . . _ , . . . . , .. _ . . , . ="-~.o;;o:.r.:.=r:::;:........- - -- I Back-to-School lime lsauper savlnge time when ·-I buy Hanes®Men'• and Soya' underwelr. =~~.--=..-----...... In 1 range of llylas, sizes. and colora, Henea offerl -~·-~-~·311CIIVI ::~':"'-==., _... -Vi= ..... -_, ......_, II - - - · ...... -- - ~··J A unsu-;:~ aetectlon tor all the men In ~n.:nr:;:.-=:.. IUDFELDS II Enjoy uvtngs you can meaaura with Hanes ~ ::::=,.•.::--·--.... -::t;eblte on Soya' Red Labtl'" and Boya' 11 50 ~----~------------------------~ u~dei'WIIr during thl1 big Ba,ck-to-School Sale. Remember, Hanel glvea you value and quality you INCLUDES DENIMS AND COIDUIOYS c1 n deptnd on. · - .N'S & IOYS · ~. (III.DiiN'S lncludel m•nv Red Labtl and Blue Label .·.AND JIANS Brlef8,. Boxant, Shorta - Larga1nd Till Slzea '· ...., WOMIIJ!I'S . " ' ' ·,,, Plua BCJY'·Rejt Label T·Shlrtl 1nd Brleta. ==-=:..::--· JEANS II '.-."' -- ""'- . robes. Pajamas LH SALE f ·...•••. ' "' an~ shifts. Flul Cleara•ee l/2 PRICE &::. ff·l -, .::.. lACK· TO-SCHOOl CHIDIEN'S I ... Lona and short gowns and S21.95 Jeans .... Sale S15.37 S19.95 Jeans .... Sale sf3.97 S18,95 Jeans .... Sale S13,27 S14.95 Jeans .... Sale SJ6.47 rW1-aiijM~---~--------~b;' I · I . . ._ _ a . . . . _ LADIES' SALE PRICES! BOYS' BASIC Slvin&s are &reat. 2PalrJaans iM $459 huskies. Pre-wshed blue denim. ss.oo Rebate AnyMia pc:llfOI FIIDAY AND SAnJRDAY $ 99 11 S.9S Regular & Slim Sizes ............ S12.99 117.95 Husky Sizes ........ s14.19 S18.9S Student Sizes ..... S1S.19 HlllnHOW SillS XS (24-26), S (28-30), (32·34), L (36-38) and XI. (40· 42).100% ~lyesttr- bi&selec, lion of sohd colors. Complete with thermos bottle. Se~ool O.p Speel1l Straight leg style - new improved cor4uroy. New selection of solid colors. Savings you can GYM SHO CHILDREN'S BOYS ( MEN;S & IOYS S595 PLAYTEX SPEOALS· ,. . . -I '~ '· Pomeroy-llliddleport, Ohio, Friday, August 22, 1986 .tern .hoard .hires new sChool·principal ,, .. ' 8 II elllllft Writer Donal4 0 . Shue, Albena, was employed as pljnctpai ri ll)e Tuppers Rlalns Elementary School at Tllmtday.qht's.meetlngof.tbe Eutem ' Local School District Board of EduCI~n. ~ Slwe,,who has bel?n lmchln&" tor the put sJx years at Alexander In Alblny, •·lonnerly . beJd· principal polll at.tbe WDson Cllrtstlall School In ·Wilson N.C., and the . Moont Cllva!y Chrlatlall Academy, Hookel1llD, N.C. •, at Riverview; and LucUie Kimes, two boun at Chester. The boanl &Bve approval !or lour head rodat ~rattend ~ woclllltnp In Colwntw !lli SePt 17, accepted the ~';d •Geclrgli _Gagal as class ~•. and approved pay· menf o! $210' fllr materials and equiPment {c)r ihe . Qulz Bowl. · Sallry 118· Daniel Apllng, new high school prlnelpal, repm ted oo a seminar he attended In Columi:Ais <,11 levY PIIIIJIOtlons and also recommen~ a new student han~ wlllch was tlon. No excep~n was made to the rule. A special board meeting on personnel and negotiations was set for Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. The regular meeting will be held on Sept. 23,8 p.m. Sub6Ututes employed by the board were as !oll01w: Teachers: John Barcus Jr.. Elizabeth A. Brown, Nita Downs, Fern . Grimm, Janice Groggel, LucWe H&gaerty, Brmda Ison, Vlclor.Jolmson, Vlhas Lee, Helen M4al, Jennlter Machlr, Michelle He received hll bachelor r1 adopled by .the board. :, ~ ~ ~! ~. ~~ . ~Is, Pab1cla from Cedarville Salary !or the new assistant .Pafker, ~ PEtrel, Artis A. CoUeae Ill Oblo, hll mastl!r r1 treal!Urer, Joan Sellersi,~Win wtJJ• Salyer, Gayle' SalYer. Jeannie educatim deitte from Oblo Unl· work ~ ~ a week, "II ~ at · SlaWter, . David/ Weber, Nancy venl1y bl•ldmiJQttratim, .and Is $5.65 111 lour. The .. ljse!~' S\llte 1 Wacl!ler,' . Je~ .Manuel, Donna CIIIT!!!Itly worklJia: on hll doctoral lottery mOtlles was an,d Clark, .catberllte , Simpson, and Proaram•dtere. · board mel!lbers wlll lvQI'~,Witli )lie ToM King. ' · · S.·dalwaalllnd treasurer.· ~10. , ~ m,·,P:tpt!ty . B;uS Drlvers: Gary DDI, Arch Otllen employed during the IU!nia. The~ Is c!es!all•tedfQr Ro!;e, Cindy Rector, Bruce Myers, meetblt wwt two llnry aides, ~; ~ ad(jl: ~ Bernard, Carl Barrtnger, Judy ~olle IIIII Marpret c,;ug~~. t»nal ~ thal already ln.exlsteace, KatJwBarrtnger,JoAnnCalk>way, orn, ~ II repcrt on funding but not salaries. JoAnn NewSQIIIe. by J&mll Hilt!; PIOII am coordlna· The transfer r1 two students Cooks: Ellzzbeth Lyoos, Dorothy torlorlbellnry.. within the dlltrlct was approved. Calloway,DonnaJacks,NolaCIIne, Slnoe tile dlltrlct.bai reverted to Comrnlttee reports were given and Darlene Buckley, Irma Bay, Unda the hall-day lduderprteucbedule, a lDard !"l'PreseDtatlve named to Edwards, LucWe Kimes, Jeanette tbe boanl lllred !our pennanent work with a committee on a new RadlJnl, Beverly Marclnlm, Jo klnderprtl!ll blls drillers aa a way system r1 delivery t>r suwlles Ann Calk>way, Geneva Max!Dn, Jo ~~~·lh,e ~ ri time the dln!efly to ·the ~ where the Ann Newsome, Elizabeth Rl~hle. , will spend on the bue. suwlles wlll be used. Connie Dlll!fee, Debra Fbltaw, Tiley m DilDY Reed, Mary Role, BMd camp policy Frona Rlf!le, lJia Van Meter, ~ . Satii!I'Oeld aad William Mrs. Susan Bauer me~ with the Sharon Hartman, Sharon Pooler, 'Hannum. Hired . aa •Utull!s for lloard to discus the lllnd camP Tracy Mya:s, Cl:mnle Osllorne, . tbe klllderprtl!n routes Wel'e policy whlch stall!s tbat ~ts lJJtda Flictt; and June Hearns. Sandy a:.;.w,., Caroi1l Rllllhle, Uvlr!i In the ICIIool dlstr1ct ·at the Ubrary aides: N,ola ame..Cathy Keltba Whltjaldt ad Nita Jean Ume . r1 camp 8!ld lnlelldlna to Spencer, f!e'verly Cunningham, Rltcltle . : . , •, ...- .. ~ . In .baJ!d must attend Maria,ret , Hawthrone, Jeanette ~ ~ r;-.4..,......, ed ftldl:)r¢ JoAnn N E "'• · iietb.· • ." ta==eJ,w:=: , ~ lllti'IJIIer, twO'tiaurs .dld llllt ~ i!dlquate lnbma· ·(eon~ 111 Pqe 10) "Ck!M' deatte dliCII-' new; ~ . , • .• t _ ;~=~~111E=SEASON vo.. ntoors have the p11111 lew weeks preparing been Ml........,.ri tbe i .,, . • • · ~ ~ , . ..,... Middleport Elementary and Melp Jamior High • • ,,_..1) .I f!!Pillllo,r D IIII*+W )~Mt...lt!iir.l.q~-~!M.snAY - Jull lbree more u,v.- )ult- _.., weekmd - Ta.J.., refortn Jill'~. IRA li•nits to affect some employees B,'~•.PilJIIIA,NOWANY, In~ penmn PfOII'IIII, not W4SIJI.~G~ON (.UPI) wll!!tller he or she was auaranteed WOiire!'l, 1101 yet Vll!llted In their beneft!J. ' 'Ctti!P!IDY!I pemtlna.~. u .MIIl u Wilen House and Sel!ate neaotlll· tbell'.IPOUIII!I• WIIWd be•afllcted by · 101'1 ~on !be new IRA limits, ~III!WIRAikiiiiBinthelal!~ they aqued !bat eveothot!lhane bUI, IIII!P''* .op.-•1' claJrnjt· tbat people .woQI no loapr be able to Plflll)e,·, W\IIIOUt retlititlt!llh pro- let IRA cleductloas, .the cberlahed . .. WUljrllepthefullde6xttoa. taxwrlte-dfwaspresel'lled!ortbe · \ : 'lkml !~ideS workiJtc on people·wbo ._ted It moet - the the clllci.Tbullday tbat In tenDs middle clau.lllll tl!oae 110) covered ~~~U.-lestrtctlons by 8DI)IIw 1e 1'1111 plan. lor ~ l~IMM!DI account The pi~ i ~ by the dedudlma, !» main crtterlm was ~. wmcn ~ IIIUJI be ~a W0111erwas1partlclpant pill"" by both the fuD Houle IIDd Seaate, would · allow people not participating In another pension ~lll .i>CXIIItlnuetogetamaxlmum S2,00o anuual tax deduction llr coalj1l:Aitlng to an IRA and also ...,e the Interest In lhe aroNDts accumulate tax·free 1111tll they begin tJ withdraw It at retln!ment. Workers covered by .another l!""'lm plan could oontmue to receive the tax-de!l:uel lnlen!st. wt they could oo1y get !uB annual IRA·.tax deductbn I! their adjusted 11'0118 ·taoorne was sz;,<ro or under t>r slllele peoJie, or ~.(D) or less t>r married couples. That deduc· tlon would then gradually decrease until It would end lor sll)gles earning $35,<ro and couples earning $00,1XXl. However. under the bill. a person would be considered covered by a pension plan, and thus would !all underthenewJRAilmlts,aslongas II! cr she were an active partlclpanl In the plan - even If the person were not vested and therefore nol guaranteed pension benefits, COO· gresslonal aides said. . On the · positive side tor lhe workers, the bill also would cut clown lo maximum Ume required !orvesttngiDilveyears. But. til! new rules rould cause problems In .some Instances. For example, take the case r1 a single person earn!ng $.1i,<ro who Is rovered, I:Ait not· vested, In a rompany retirement plan. That person could leave tiE linn and not be ellglble lor pension benefits and alsohavebeendenledthebenelltr1 an IRA deduction while wockjng. For married couples, the pro!>lem Is more con!uslng. ~~~ . help Oldahom~ ·"town co.pe with tragedy EDMONP. Okla. (UP!) - As Ylctlma' !llllllles prepared 10 bury the dead·today, experts arrtVIid to help • ·town coPe with memories ot tile. Jlllbllluu'llb ~ when a torineulid euaman cpened lire m the pllltcftlee, kWtnl14 O>WCJ:I!RIS llld.ld!illtlt wltlnlt leavln& a word ri ftpln•tlbn. 'nle ildmond poet «ffee, cleaned r1 blpod and with the 1181 outside at hllf,ataff, reopened Thunday, staffed mainly by survlv!n who retlimed a day earlier than ex· I .. , . peeled, exciiBlli!DI bugs and quiet words as !bey arrtvel. To help survlv~n and 1am111es ~ the victims live with their neno. nes, nlflc!al'llollitiU&Id a:jll!!'tl tn bealllll· ~PIYcbokiiiSU- wte- rana r1 Otbet · ~r~ptt~esr· ranllna from tile 11M Mcillml1dl m•• ire In, San Ysidro, ~Iff., to the 19'18 maa suicides at JonestOwn -' bepn arrtvtna Thursday. Investleators, meanwhile, aearclled with little 11.u:x:ess !or clues 10 44 a .. ~ burly. ex'Marllle In trouble with hllmporvlscrs, sln\W!d up !or wotk Wedne8da)' morning armed with 11tree pstoll and silently carivnttted the thlnl.w(I"S! mass murder In American hlltory. ·¥wlet'allei'Yices tor 1lve or Ills victimS Were ' ICbemled today. Seven vm-e to be wried Saturday, oneSwda;Y andanotlier-Mohday, A memorlalservlceiDraDtllevtctlms wassetfoi'Sundayattlberl;jiPark. Ponce ·· ri Sherl'lll's weapons' lncludlilg rifles, air guns and a sUencer, stacks of mercenary magazines and newspapers reach· lng to the ceDing, "unbellevable" amounts r1 romputer. radio and electronic eq\llpment, and traces d the scrambled eggs he ·ate for breakfast But Lt. Ron Cavin said "there was mthlng to Indicate anything abnonnalln the house." nothing to exlialn what made Sll!rrlll snap. "'lbe one thing we were I"Qllly said Lt. Mike Woolridge. "Nothing was found:' Woolridge said Sherrill appar· ently had no pollee reconl, except for "anautoaccldentthathappe!led In Oklahoma City a few years back:· He sald autlorilles con· Ulcted two ~s and a nepll!w of Sherrill but they were of l!tUe help. ''Theywerejustasmuchstnd<ed as anybody else," re said. "Their best descrlp~n r1 hlm, was the typical good uncle." Under the~. evm I! just olll' spouse of a two-Income !amlly Is covent~ by a company pension plan, boll! spolllli'S would !all under the aew IRA limits, even I! tbat penon WMIIOt vested. FQrexample,conslder-thecasea! a two-wwller rouple that has a cornltllledadjuSiedgrosslncomeri ,.,101, wllb ooe spouse mrnlng $.11,111111Dd the otlter $:1),(11). voters , to fa~e 8 levieS Eight lax ·levies, five of them renewals, wlll lace voters at the November election In various governmental subdivisions o! Meigs Coonty and voters ri the entire county wUI cast ballot.o on <me county·wlde ~Up !or renewal are: Rutland VIllage, a IWO·mlll, !lve-year levy, !or ·current 1eicpenses; Racine vu. lage, a two·mlll, five-year levy, !or current expenses; Middleport vn. lage, a three-mUI. live-year levy, tor current expenses; Pomeroy Vlllag~. a ooe-mlll, live-year, levy tor current expenses, and Olive Township, a me-mill, ftve-yeai levy, !or maintaining cemelerles. New levies will Include a twO: mill, live-year levy In Pomeroj VIllage l'qr lire protection; .8 ri <J1t ,D\A!. Myear te.ry, In ~~ Thwnshlp tor maintaining oometer-; . a one-mill, live-year levy, In ' ·l;b~tlll~ Townslll~, !or fire protec= '~· T;jq ~;e_;new,., oounty,wfdli taJi , Is a cnHialt mm;liVe !o~ cumrit .ex·~ tJY the MetiiiCl:Junty Park Board.. : !lndwaspossl~anote," Grand for restaurant now underway ' e 115.50 .Melli O:Jun~ wlll aia9 lnclu... the new Euro llrollhl lqi, ;Iii joo,., -klwolot ityloo tnd ODwboy cutt. 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