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I - MINCSD GARLIC~ ~ADAN OMEL~T ONIONS~ · FOR WITH MINCED qAR.LIC AND .ONION B. ' 6REAKFA6T~! ' Mondale quiet on vice presidential selt~ction ,-. · I WANT W 5e= 5LJI<~ . ! qET A ~OOD SeAT AT THEi KIDDIE KAR-rcx:N MATINEE. a,cuwiWS . I ' • MY ADMIRATION FOR· YOUR FLAWLESS BEAUTY KNOW,S NO 80UND5{! PARDON ME,M155 .. .• •• •• SPLENDID ... I HAVE .LONG 'WORSHIPPED YOU FROM AFAR! ' WASHINGI'ON (AP) -A record 1,312 Inmates awaited execution In the Unitl!d State~~ at the end ot 19SJ, and recent statlstlet slxlw their cha!lCeB of. postponing death are Ch --t(_( ( c • YOU ARE, WITHOUT . A DOUBT, THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND FASCINATING EXAMPLE OF THE FEMALE SPECIES IT HAS EVER. BEEN MY PRIVILEGE TO ENCOUNTER! THAT'LL BE FIVE BUCRS! ~ . ''11-£011/£5 OF 1HE~. STARS: 1'11?. T 11AKE!J ftf()f(E · lfONf,Y IN Jli8T ONE EPISOPE••• Jotm Reilly, a W8lblngtDII altolne_,. and aenlor:Mondale adviser who Ia overaeelng the ville p~tlal candidate search. · Last week, Mondalewrappedupa series of lntervtews at 1118 suburban MlnneapoUs home with seven potential candidates three WOOlBI, two black men, a Hispanic man and one white man. . eomeone ""~. . Press.'' rapidly dwindling. by Cris Hammon·d TTAJ.~£. 11£ART! HE'S W/JdF 111£ MRICIJN DllEIIM CIIN CIJIIE TRUE... .T?AGS TO K!CHE5OVERN/fillr !! BY HI® AND DEDtC/ff10f4.! ~chief · au. • *· Advllen. . . . . PriVate econoft111ts'~ . Dill! or whom ·t~eld tl)e position 1n the past, generally give him hlgl1 l'liBrlls A:lr his work. .· A few, though, say 1118 OOtspolren. ness hurt his effectiveness In an administration thought to prize teamwork. ' / alltyclthedeathpenaltyandvolded all l!ldstlna death sentences, It has ruled bD most 11 the major issUes SIIITIJIII1dlng the death penalty and . COJbtltutlonal chaUeages to death penalty laws have dlopped sharply. Herbert Stein, who held the chalrmanshlp · of the economics: councU ln 1972-74, says, "He's one ofthe best qualltled people who ever: held tbe atllce." : 11unas Thomson, chief eaJm" mist at San FnuK;lsco's ~ NaUODal Bank, asserts; "He wiD be: considered one of the bestchalrmen,: (but) certainly not one of the llll!flt· · lntuentlal." ·Add!! David Wyss, economist at: the consulting linn ct Data Resour-; ceslnc.,ln1..exlngton, Mus.. "He's· haSn't done his reputation as an' economist any hann. He has enhanced his reputation.'· J One-car crash injures Vinton County man In 1983, Massacllusetts became the 38th state to pass a new death . IIBEAKFAIIT M'IW CAaTER - Wllller M•dele end.ldll wife Caner did not appear w1U1 the Moodilee. (AP · penalty law. At the end cll983 only · .Joaallllll: te IR . . -.... , 1 dal-lllq after llle)" luld mel wlth.JIInmy 1 nee-photo). tlve states Massa· Caner for lit! ...,,. Cuier- ID lor en achlevelilellls ch~ts, New Hampshire, South Dakota and v. nt - had death AVlntonCountymanwasUstedln penalty Jaws but no· death row gOOd condition In the Intensive care lmnates. unit at Grant Hospital In Collllllbus No 0111! has been under death Monday morning lollowlng an Sentence In cMilan federal prisms accklent In Meigs Coonty Saturday. · By'111e,4 'l"ed~ Next year, the law will requiTe percent of last year's accidents. zlg;rngglng ln alld and lt drtves since 19'17. Thefedel'alcleathpenalty Hertler! L. Shaffer, 33, Radclllf, JuVI!IIIll!s whodlln'twearhelmets ' 14-and ~year-olds to drtviDg Is consJdered lllll!llt>rceable, ~ or Ll91 Ohioans Injured lb moped thm1 up lbe wall." was eastbound on County Road «i, whlledrlvtngJilOPI!ils-fareiiDes test as well as the CUITEilt WI1tten accidents last year, only 50 were While there was some legislative cause It has not been revised to of up to ~ under a new state .law and viston tests. Any violations by wearing helmets, according to Ohio support lor prohibiting anyone three-tEnths of a mlle.!l(_est ot Ohio confonn totheSupmneCourt's1972 124, according to the GaJ!Ja-Melgs that eets stricter next )'ear. ~tin under 16 will bl1ng Department of Hlghway Safety · Wider 16fromdrlvlngamoped, that post of the state highway patrOl, ruling. 1be law, wlllchtooke&ctJIIIII!l8, revocation ol.thelr licenses untD age reconls. Idea was scjuelched because lt was when he apparently lost control ct lt.' C JIIlrl' S moped drivers under age 16. . "I'mnotwlldaboutmopeds," sald feared such action could destroy the 1118 car, went off the lett side of the. Electrocutlon l'ftl1lllned the most l8 to wear helmets, wohiblts Therewere 1,2381110pedaccldents state Sen. Richard Finan, Rmoped market ln Ohio. C<l1liiiDn 01l!thOd ct execution, passengers on the rooto~ bicy· 1eported In Ohio last year, nearly road,, struck an embankment and Cln!innatl,aspollSOrofthenewlaw. Paul ~lspach, owner .of the flipped over approximately twO-· · p!'11111tted In l8 states, but lethal · lliJecl:k>n was 8J'I)Wing In usage. cles, and l'i!Qulres ~ to be · double the nwnber In 19111. Officials "I think there's a lot of older adults Mr. Moped store In Elyria, saki times. . equipped with reai'·vlew .mirrors say 26 people .have dl~ In moped wt· there who are not wUd about 14-and 15-year-olds make up the . During the ~ four states Shafter was first taken to Vete. principal portion of the moped . ,o\rkanlas, MOntana; N<l'thCarolbla · 'a nd operated within 3 teet Qf the accidents · slrlce . 19lll, and . say ·mopeds, either. They see these kids rans Memorial Hospital where he rllllrtlldeottheroadwhenpractlcal. ~tors under 16 accounted for61 riding up and down the road, market. ' and U'tah - addlid lethal Injection, was treated for facial tractlires and II1Jnols IIIYitdled from eJectro. before being transferred to Grant, cutlol! to InjeCtion and Nevada from according to a hospital spo~resper. gas to Injection. son. He was transported by Grant's Ai a reeull. lethal Injection • Llfelltght heUcopter. · permitted 111.13 states at year end. dack, TT, and 1118 wife, Dorothy, 73. 1be accident caused moderate 'OOIEDO, Ohio (AP) - Pollee Delra Brown. ~.In ToleOO after the JWll! 191n Waukegan. Eliht ltaiii!S ll8l!d ps; lour ll8l!d Wlftpleytng aweltqgametoday, bodies of VIrginia Temple and her Coleman ls wanted for The couple Identified Coleman and damage to Shaffer's car. banilnl and two a llrlna ~q~~ad. hDplna tb!y could catch a fugitive ID-ye&l'(lld daughter, Racbelle, questioning disappearance of Ids companion frlm photographs, A Point Pleasant man was cited and 1111 teal.qe c.unplnlon before ·were tbund Saturday stuffed In the an Indiana wcman, the death of a pollee said. · by the patrol for failure to COntrol Of the llllllmltel who left death 'nlOI'e vk:t11111 are added to an basement Crawl space of their 7-ye'ar-old Gary, Ind.. girl and "He (Coleman) could have following a 1:30 p.m. aCCident row clarln& tile yar, 81 had their an a d · string Ill ilayiDas and lone. several anned robberies and asdoubled back to Detroit or he could Saturday. · PollceCapt. James Weigand said saultsln !be Detroit area. havegmeeastHerouldhaveholed The patrol said W@am J. Ellfencel ~ !Jit their IJeatqs lk:IIMB the Midwest. · ' Convlctlonl npMd; 28 had tllelr OWl Damln, apedal agent ln wl~ and evldetace from the Coleman and Ms. Brown were up In ToleOO, but we think that ls McCOnnlck Jr., :fi, was westbound -tencel and their . COIIYil'tillai cllaJ'If rt the Ttlledo FBl omce, home connected Coleman and Ms. cbal.lledwlthaggravatedrobberyln 11111tkely," Cleveland FBI spokes· on County Road . 36, when he Cwertw.d: u had their MltaiiXii deic:tb!d AliDil Olll!man as "de- Brown with the deaths. No charges · an attack Saturday on an elderly man Jolm Dunn said SundaY. "After ~tly lost control of hili vehicle commuted; ftve were l!liii!CVted: ;. Toledo couple who were bound and taking a car, he'd probably want to ·macwve, wentofftheleftsldeofthe J'BIIIId" imd said Sunday that had been flied Sunday. 1M! died fl1111tural amos; tlll'l!t autlu ltll!ii feel certain he will kiD gaal!d and lobbed at gunpoint of get out of there. But we're not road, struck an embankmen1 and ThesearchforCoieman,28, began money and a car at their home, said excluding any of those overturned. cled by • ....,. and one was ldlled aaaiD llllleu be Is caught. lll'lal to..... : Toledo pollee Delectlve Fred In his bame town Ill Waukegan, m., Detective Thomas Ross. . posslbllltles." McConnlck told the patrol he Tile n 'm tbe IPI!IIt oa death Johw '' uldolllcl!n werechecldJic wbere he bas been char&ed with Pollee said SundaY they were About 4,1XXltllers bearing plctW'Iis allegedly met an eastbound truck I'OWWUiwo)WnMdbarlllldla, a ilbwufll.,._calll from people rnunler and JckiMpplngln the death looking for a stlver1!f'IIY Chevrolet ol. Coleman and Ms. Brown were that was left of center, causing him . but~ Jljilldlltrlllelamllel eiUnlne IIIey saw Coleman an~~ · It 9-)'MNlld Vernita. Wheat ot Cltatlon-taken from Frank Duven· clradated through the Metropolltan to lose control. Hls vehicle was Keno&ha. Wll. Her~ was found had beal t11e1e at Jeut rour ,an. Hcals!qg Authority ln Cleveland. heavily dalpaged In the accident. aw...... ,._., MlnDe...,.. State enforces new moped driving · regulations out, passa • -~ WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Martin Feldstein. ending a rocky two years· as Prelldent Reagan's chief eco110; mist, returns Ill his post at Hamlrd, Urilverslty · with 1118 reputation Intact, If not enhanced, say private economists. Feldstein, who has been at odds with !IOIIIe In the administration over the ~t deficit and economic Issues, leaves his job. Tuesday as chalnnan ol. the p1!Sident's CouncO of Erommlc . The J~ Department's reau ·of Justice Statistics reported ·SundaY that the death row PIJ!Ri)a· tlon SWillled by 13 percent last year, as 252 people were sentenced to death and ll3 were removed from . , deathrow. ..• Us ,'W , I tlte. wbo 1ftl'l! 4!lCeCUIId, the 1ar1est number IInce eicl!cUtlbns nisurned In 19'77.· 1be department . said that pace has already lncrellsed. Thus tar tbls year, another nine have ~ e~~eCUted, bringing the tDtal executkiiS In the United States by civil and mllltiiiY. authorities Since J9ll to4,!01. · In addltkln. 19113 marked the· iecond stmlgbt year no Inmate got · otf death row because cl a SUprane Plurt !1lllng that a sta~ capital punlBIJment law was IIIJCOI1Stltuilona!. In one 19113 ruling, the cwrt l11ade Jt,easB' for 1'l!derll appeals ~ ·to c1e11y stayscl execution. -s;t, t II \ . economist . ·leaves . ,rlf:: I • • Law enforcement searches for murder suspect '• ' Reagan's. ' Since l91l. wh!!n the Supreme Court first ruled on the con9tltutlon· ..... :s-PEED WALKER ·PRIVATE EYE'M usr ot= 71/c reluctant to pubUcly dlscu.ss the selectlonprocess. "The only penon who knows what's gotna on Is Mondale;" said Angll!les, who IS black, and Henry G. Insisting he was In the nmnlng f!lr. Cl.sneroll of San . Antonio, who Is . the presidential nomination. Hispanic, &rQ serious contenders to .Jn a related devel~t, Judy' become Mondale's running mate, Goldsrnlth, presldentoftheNatlonal: Reilly sought to play down the Organj7Jltlon for Wanen, iald Impact of thoae lepotts saying, "I Sunc!aYthatmostpollslhehas&eel) disagree with them." He said they. s~ a lll·to 12-polnt plJ! ror·.a are mmoreserlouscontenders than tlcket with a woman on lt. . the others who have been' - ..z''9be oveiWbelmlng evldeace It Interviewed. these poDs, along with the~ Mondale's presidential rtval, contact that we have with people,, Gary Hart, another possible v1ce wlthwomenalloverthecountry,~a presldentlalrunnlngmate,attended tremendousandburgeonlngexclter. a private tund·ralslng ~ at ment at the 1J06Sib1Uty of a wmuln the home ot a supporter 1n silver · onthetlcket,"Ms.Goldsmlthsaldm Sprtne, Md., Sunday even!nJ, sWJ an lntelvlew on NBC's "Meet ~ While DO fUrther IntervieWs are ment" on the Thursday meeting, scheduled,Mondalehasleftthelklor , Ms. felnstelntoldtheSanFranctsco . open to~ ~ho has not ' . F;xamlner. "Ali}- ~t will COOI&toMlnnelotatoranlntervll!w. · lui.ve to come from the Monclale He a11o has made clear that a campalgll.". Nllllln& mate may be anoounced However, she also has publlc'ly betorl! the convention. maintained tllatshe ls mt sure If she One of thoee lntelvlewed A:>r the would accept the position, If lt Is No. 2 spot, San Francisco Mayor ortet ed, and that she would not Dianne Feinstein, met last week 1n acUvely pursue It betoreor after the San Franctaco with Mondale's session. campaign chalnnan, James Jolm· Meanwhile, after Mondale held a 1011, Reilly said. But, ~ added, "I _strategy session Saturday with wouldn't characterize It as a aenlor aides, there were published follow-up" Interview. . reports that Ms. Feinstein and two · "We've been 8lked not to com· other mayors, Tc:m Bradley ct Los I •,, .• I.Of}f( 11r TNts ~Mondaleand1118~teinaln Death ·row · population • -mcreases· ·13 percent MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS'M .~MR. . .•• ..• • the ticket has been IntensifYing · A•atnWr.-Wrlter . . NOR'IH OAKS, Minn. (AJ>) -A \W!t!k before the J)edJUCratle Nil· tlonal Conv1!ntton starts, Walter F. Mondale Ia staying out clslgbt and keeping quiet about 1118 search for a 1'1111111111 mate. . The appa,rent Dernccradc prest. dentlal nornlnee bad DO public appetii'8J10eS ICheduled today and wu COilllmdl1g private pn!plll'll· t1ons for the convention which ~July 16111 San Frant;:tsco. AS the convention draws claier, speculation about .the No. 2 spot, on . •• •• •. . ' �' \ Monday, July 9, 1984 CoJil!ll~ittary . . . Ill Coun Sh·eel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INI'ERFl!T OF 'I1IE MEIGS-MASON AREA ·~ Q~ '"'"'-'._..,..,~c::ln=• ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Mana,er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. , News Edllor A MEMBER of The Assoclaled PreOB, Inland DaUy Press Auocla· lion and ltie A~erlcan Newspaper Publisher A11oclalloa. LE'ITERS OF OPINION an welcomed . The;y ;• hould be IMI thu - wordl lone. "--ll etten are aubject lo edltln11J1d muM be alped wllb name. address ad telephone number. No llUISDed letterA wm be publllhed. Letters lboukl be Ia 10od t,ute, addresalnr lnuea 1, not JN:fflionalltles. . Today in history • • WASHINGTON - These are ·political system ~an offer. 111omas desperate times. Congress has ned; Jefferson regarded It as "honorable the Supreme Court has ended Its and easy." Thomas R. MarsbaU, term; the president has gone after eight years of experience 'ln · somewhere to ride a horse. Those of the office, said that a vice president us tn the pundit bUsiness are "Is Uke a ma.n ln a cataleptlc: state: reduCed to writing about Walter He cannat speak; be cannot move; Mondale's choice of a vice presiden- he su1fers no pain; and yet he Is tial running mate. This.Is how bad perfectly . consciCJUS of everything things are. that Is. ·going on -about him." I know. We oUght to care. Over Thomas Nance Gamer, who duplithe ·past century, eight men who cated Marshall's experience, con· served as vice presidential choices eluded that the o~ "Isn't worth a eventually have made It to the Oval bucket of warm spit." Only he Office: Chester Arthur, Theodore dldn 't say "spit." Roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, .F rank· Yet It Is remarkable, all the lln Roosevelt, Harry Truman, same. . that so many Richard Nixon, Lyndon Johnson actively covet this opportunity for and Gerald Ford. It Is conceivable, glorious · ~wjty. Mondale now If highly unllkply, that Mondale has Interviewed halt the adult could win the election and die In population of the United States west office. In that lamentable event, all ot the Mlsslsslppt and at this wrtilng the welghlng and judging could be has only 247,Wl prospects yet to go justified. . · · In the South and East. Following>the But as a general proposition, the practice made Immortal by fonner office of vtce president Is about as Secretary Watt, he has embraced near nothlng as the •Amertcan at least two blacks, oneJew'and two persons - women. His list Is not exhausted. Suspense doeS oot unbearably mount. · Here In Washington, my Republl· can friends are watching happlly as Mondale gets deeper In trouble with his female, constituency. Until recently the ladles have lOved him. Now that he Is .waffling on the matter of namiJii a woman to go on the ticket with him, voices are gettlng shrill. "Heaven has no rage Uke love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned." It' he lakes some mere male In preference to Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, we could see a splendid brawl in San Francisco. Why not Ferraro? The gentlewoman Is at least as quallfted to run with Mondale In 1984 as Bill Miller of New Yo_rk was qualified io run with Goldwa~r 20 years ago. Her experience Is not Inferior to the experience of such vice presidential nomineeS as Spiro Agnew of 1968 ·and Sargent Shriver In 19'12. To be wounded sure, she Is being promoted for the job i!lffiost solely by reason of her sex, bui the same thfugs were said about Sandra Day O'ConiiOJI when Ronald Reagan put her on the U.S, Supreme Court Justice O'CqJll!lll' has done ~ fine .Job. Ferr~ m~~J~f do Hkewlse. . . •' W!l~1 ' president - Indeed, Wt ,. · We will have a woman president - ~n~ · days. ln 1988 I hope tQ ~ 1 Nancy Landon Kasseba~ • ~ ln . the primary .. races 1 seeklng the Republlc;an ,presklen· ~ tlal nomination. If this year's • Democratic ticket cjoes not lljclude • a woman, II seems a certain bet that ; • In 1988 a woman will be up then!. • Such a prospect should cause no- . , al'!flll, but If you read tile mean :; things that great writers hav~ said • about women _througit history, you -~ might be forgiven a doubt or two, ·• Mencken's Dictionary . ot Quota- · ·• • lions contains 20 colwnns of quotations about women. Barely a dozen quotes are frtendly. Horner said that no trust is to be Rlaced In women. Aeschylus said woman's place Is to hold her tongue and to stay indoors. Arlstophanes saw "ilothi!lg In the world I"Qrse than woman - save some other woman." Aristotle, for his part, .remarked that "women may be said.'to be an Inferior man." For a woman to rule a nation, said John , Knox; Is "repugnant tD riilture." ~ Chesterfield said women should be talked to as below men but above · children. Dumas speculated that 1 :' • God made woman on Saturday night: "She reveals His fatigue." And Thomas Dekker, the brute, summed up the chauvinist vtew most succinctly: "Women, at best.'' he said, "are bad." ' This Is the tradition that Geral· dine Ferraro, Dianne Feinstein and . . ' Kentucky's Gov. Martha Layne Collins are challenging. Thomas ·· · Jefferson said In 1817 that "tile appointment of a -woman to office Is ~ an innovation for which the public ls ~ not prepared, nor am I." Them ,, days, as they say, Is gone forever. ., .... .. ' lJnnecessary aid_·----------~~------------~--~--~~k~c_kA_oo__er_w~n . . ties that were left unanswered when· it · was rather haphazardly created last year. TheGAOnoted, .forexample, that U.S. ambassadors expressed sertous doubts that the endowment WQUld be allowed to function In certain ·countries where It would seem to be needed most. They also feared It would duplicate existing programs and might contllct wtth U.S. foreign policy. One task force concluded that "a new U.S. pro- Officials continue with plans for Soviet arms talks Almost dally, Soviet officials deplore the U.S. approach to holding a new round of arms control talks, accusing the Reagan administration of trying to attach unacceptable conditions. But the administration Is not taking the criticism as final. For that to happen, the Soviets would have to withdraw their Invitation to meet In· Vienna or Insist the agenda he Umlted to space weapons. .Otherwise, adm!ntstratlon officials are going ahead to plan for talks In September. A study of anti-satellite weapons, Including problerps of verl!ylng any curlls that might be placed on them, Is due on President Reagan's desk next month. What the Soviets say Is unacceptable Is the U.S. attempt to broaden the talks to Include nuclear rnlssUes. That would serve .to revive the negotiations t1Jat broke down ln Geneva late last year when NATO got ready to deploy the first wave of American cru~ and Pershing 2missiles 1 In Western Europe and the Soviets walked out to protest. The Soviets don't want to reopen the discussions untU the mlsslles are dismantled and shipped back to the United States. The administration refuses to do that, or to offer Moscow any other Inducement to return to Geneva. But It also wants to make It PQSSible for the Soviets to !'e$Uffie tall!S without having to bllck down. President Konstant!n U. Chenlenko's proposal for talks on space provides the opportunity. The U.S. strategy Is to delay dl!ferences over an agenda until the two sides get together In the Austrian capital. That Is a face-saving gesture that could get the talks started. At the same time, the administration lays the groundwork for nuclear weapons talks bY. stressing a need to detlrie space weapons ln VIenna. The line between the two kinds of weapons Is Sometimes blurred. LogicallY, a detlnltlon Is necessary to detennlne what would be permissible under an agreement and what would be outlawed. The practical result Is to put nuclear weapons on the table again, hoping to make progress toward the klnd of cuts Reagan woposed. • Poll.ticaUy, the president appears to be running few risks In the way Chernenko's proposal Is being handled. The United States has, In fact, accepted the Invitation and said It Is Imposing no preconditions. At the same time, ibe administration has reserved the rjght to take up what the State Department this week called "offensive ~ that go through gram to aid democracy abroad was sage of democracy to Geneva, done undercover work for the not needed.'' .' capital of the world's, oldest agency. TheSe expenditures have raised suspicions that the endow· My associate Donald Goldberg · democracy. - According to the dr~AO . ment may be a front for the CIA. has been lnvestigatln~ whether the 'Footnote: · Brown denies he has en~ent Is worth the $31' mllllon report, some projects discussed by it Is trying to pry from the the endowment's supporters are · ever worked for the CIA. FBI'S FARRAKHAN REPORT: taxpayers. Here are his findings: · already being funded by other Now that the Rev. ,Jesse Jackson -Some of the projects funded by agencies. · the endowment look suspiciously - Though the endowment got a has .belatedly renounced Louis like high-priced junkets, not serious grant from the U.S. Information Farrakhan, the I!lack Muslim attempts to spre!ld the gospel of . Agency, It haughtily lnfonned leader should lade away. Hts anti·Semltlc Incitements and · democracy. USIA officials that It would not be The endowment dispatched one · accountable to IIJfm-for tlie money. insurrectionary Inferences, meanblpat11san delegation of earnest - Should the endowment have whUe, did not go unnoticed bY the do-gooders to the Calibbean and something to hide, the publlc wUI FBI. BUt after quiet eonslderation. EuroJlt'. Did the apostles of free- have a hard time finding out: The !hi! FBI has concluded that Farrak· dom visit countries where some endowment Is exempt from the han never stepped over· the line between constitutionally guaran· enlightenment on the principles of Freedom of Information Act. democracy Is sorely needed? Not - At least $21),000 of endowment !eel! free speech and crtminal on your Ufe. money was spent to help pro- behavior. . · ln a report last month td Sen. They ~ent to Jamaica, where the government candidates In the Jeremiah Denton, R·Aia., tlie FBI beaches are Inviting, the people recent elections ln- Panama. free and the government already Another $2 mlllklr\ wruipi'oposed for said It could · not Initiate an ~emocratic. They also stopped by the AFL·CIO's Free Trade Union Investigation of Farrakhan's public such solidly democratic capitals as Institute, whose director, Irving threats against Washington Post S.tockholm, Brussels and Parts. The · Brown, has been ktentl!led, by reporter Milton Coleman. delegation even brought the mes- former CIA employeeS as having Citing the . attorney geiletal's ·. Ratings game I walked lntoSulllvan'shouseand find one," David said. · found him tn a serious conversation ''So. what we're looking for Is a with his 12-year-old son, David. ·PG or Parental Guidance film?" "Am I Interrupting anything?" I Sullivan said. asked. "That would be 11 good place to . "No," replied Sullivan. "We were start. or course, there Is a new just discussing going to a movie rating, PG-13, which Is a warning to together. What would you like to .ynu that there ~ more vtolenciand see, David?" sex in it than a PG film, but not ''I'll leave It up to you; father," enough to rate an R." David said. "If you think a film is "Woulcf you like to see a PG-13 too violent or has sexual content not picture?" · suitable for someone of my age, "The question Is not whether I ihen I would hope you would not let would like to see one, but whether me see it." you arid mother would want me to Sullivan was very perplexed. view It," David replied. "It's a "You're not helplng nie much." grown-up decision that, as a child, I "The decision Is not mine to don't feel I should be part of." ~ke.. After all, you're my parent, "Every film In .tlils paper sounds · and you know'What Is best for me." like ~lther a sophomoric college Sullivan picked up..the newspaper joke or .a stupid . comic sti1p with the theater llstlngs. adventure. What kind of guidance "How can I tell what Is In the can I get from that?" Sullivan . mOVIeS If I haven' t seen them? ~' he complained. · said. · . David 511kl, "You can't blamell)e "You ~be guided by the motion picture producers. GrowMotion PI Association ratings. nups !IC>n't go to the movies, and .At my ten age I certainly would thetefore Hollywood no longer has DGI expect you to take me to a rum to pander to their tastes." wtth an R rating, since It would space." "When! the heck did you hear Fonner VIce President Walter F . Mondale, the president's probable contaln improper language, exces- that?" Sullivan wanted to know. opponent ln November, said he would have accepted the Soviet leader'S sive violence or even nudity that we "~ saw Jack .ValenU on 'the Invitation for talks withoot "the posturing and the garneplaylng." both would find moraUy offensive." 'Today' show and he 1181d it whlle But that Is the kind of critiCism that will lose Its point If tile talks are held Sullivan said, "Yeh, I g~~ess defending the rating system," In September while Reagan Improves hJs Image among the large · you're light." David replied. cross-section of voters who support anns control. "We can also eliminate X-rated "WJ!at else did he 118)'?" Arrtvlng ~ In Moscow this week with a Reagan message for movies since you couldn't take me "~ PG-13 rating places an even ChernEnko and details of the U.S. position, Soviet Ambassador AnatolyF. to one even If you wanted to." larger guidance 1 espo~~~lblllty on Dolrynln did not rule out talks In Vlellna. "We will see," he said. "We are "Who said anything about taking the parent. Yout ln erred, Dad, are .neaoUal!ng this... . you to an X-rated movie?"' · the !lnal arbller 88 to how much ReegaD revived his anti-Soviet rhetoric In a Fourth d. July visit to the "I was just maldng It easler for vloleace or sexual permllllWDelll I Deep South. But, tor the 1t101t part, he has ll!mpered hts criticism of the you to select the I'IPt ftlm for me. will be expiii!C( to In my dellelopllll country he once called,"tJJe evll empire," and the Sovll!t may haVe Uttle · You can forget the G category as years." choice but to go to VIenna. we'd both be bored, eventfwecould "I could see Sull1van was loetnf • f\ ~ • ,_ • • . • 1,....,. .... ·--- ... . Fl.VJNGHOME-DannyHeepoftheNewVork Mets lakes to the air as he scores pllllt Onclnilatl Redo!' catcher Dean BUardello In the flnl .lnnlD& of sUnday's game at Sbea Sladl111111!1 New York. '11te Umpire lo Terry Tale. (AP Luerpholo). M~ts hold 'streak' following five-game sweep of Reds I ... Btichtoold '· ' his patience. "If It was up to me I "Here's five bucks," said Sulll· wouldn't let you see any ol these van. "Go see anything you want." Idiotic movies;" he said, throwing "Thank you, father," David said. down the paper. "What are you going to see?" 1 .. "I may not agree wtth your asked David as we left Sullivan assessment of the current crop of . steaming In the Uvtng room. ., summer Dims but as a 12-year-old, I " 'Indiana Jones,' " he whispered respect your right as a parent to to me. "We go through this charade '; ·, ' protect me from then'l." · every week." "•· . .. . Berry's World " • . ·~• AO!!OOleted l'rellll Writer The Natlona:ILeaguepreparedfor Its annual mldseason break with the annual · feelings of exhilaration, optlmtsm and escape. DefinitelY faUbi~ lnto the first categOry were the New York Mets. The NL East leaders completed a five-game, sweep of the Clnc!nnatl Reds Sunday with a 7·3 decision as Danny Heep and Darryl Strawberry each drove In a pair of runs. "We're on a higb now," saldMets center fielder Mookle WUson, after doubling, tripllng, scoring two runs and driving Iii another. "Any higher and we:d be, ctangerous." The Mets, whohavewoil nlneoflO, have theil: best halfway record, 47-34, store i972. The flve-garne sWeep was their first slnce 1970.' They have never been In first place at till! All-Star break, not even In, their penilant years of19ffi and 1973. "We've had an outstanding first baH,'' said Mets Manager Dave Johnso~. "As far as I'm concerned, we don't need the three days off, especially with a wln streak such as this." . Bruce Berenyl, acquired from the Reds on June 15, and Jesse Otosco combined on a six-hitter. Berenyi, . 6-9, gave up t'luW unearned runs , struck out 10 and walked four In 72-3 lnnlngs. He said he showed the Reds a new. Bruce Berenyl. . "iliMw.t.caugllt a lot of guys by surprise," Berenyisaid. "I could tell by the looks on their faces. They were baffled. I threw a lot of change-ups, and I really had them off sti1de. I didn 't do that much In Clnclnnatl .. I threw mostly hard sliders ani:! f~tballs. l never had the confidence to use by change-up - before. " Dave ,Parker hit a three-JUD homer ln the eighth lnnlng to break up Berenyl's shutout attempt . · Elsewhere ln the NL, Montreal defeated Houston 8-5, Chicago beat San Francisco &3, Philadelphia blanked Atlanta 7-0,St. Loulstookan 8-6 12-lnnlng decision from Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh edged ..... ... • ~, ' 1\! .. I·' ' ,.~ ;•'I -~ " ..,. " ,.. ' ' ~ • :'• .," " I j ..., • ,,. 1 ""' ·• • "' Kouros also erased the modem record rt 576 mUes estab11.5hed two years ago byTmt O'Reilly, aliother Englishman. Eleanor Adams, a 36-year-old bolllewlfe, won the women's title ; _ Middleport, Ohio • • ' "•• . ... . 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' •tDLtR, ' '• •.•• ""•• SERVICE Dependability Peace of Mind By JONATHAN vrrn •. domestic security guidelines, the FBI sta.ted: "An Investigation .can only be lnl~lated against group11 or enterprtses comprised of. two or more persons ... not Individuals.'' It added that the buri!au "Is ' not presently In possession of any ." Information which would warrant an Investigation of Mr. Farrak· han's organization, the Nation of Islam." The FBI said Its Chicago office tried to Interview Farrakhan but .• "his atlorney, Lewis Meyers, Jr., refused to allow the Interview." PEOPLE IN THE NEWS! . . ' MemiM>rs ot Congress and their staff aides have long complained about their Inability to comprehend the economic patois habltuaUy used .. by Federal 'Reserve Board Chair· ,, , man Paul Volcker. Now It turns out . that adm!nlstradon officials have ·run lnto the same language barrier. During the recent rescue effort to ·• . save Continental IUinols National Bank & Trust, VOtcker huddled regularly with officials from the , TreasuryArt > . . •\ .• -~~~---· '· f • • lead after seven v1ctones . . Today Is Monday, July 9, the 19lst day of 1984. There are 175 days left In the year. ..,. Today's highlight In history: On July 9, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was read aloud to Gen. Ceorge Washington's boopg ln New York. · On this·date: ln 1755, British Gen. Edward Braddock was mortally as his · • troops suffered a massive defeat at tile hands of French and.Indian forces near present-day Pittsburgh. One of the survlv.Qrs was an aide to BraddoCk· - Col. George Washington. . In 1816, Argentina declared Its l~ndence trom Spain. 1n 1850, the 12th president of the l.Jnited States, Zachary Taylor, died In the White House, having served only 16 months of hts tenn. ln 1947, the engagement of Britain's Princess Elizabeth to Lt. Philip Mountblltten was announced. Ten years ago: Rettred Chief Justice Earl Warren died ID Washington at the age of 83. Five years ago: The Carter adrnlnlstratlon, faced wtth an energy crisis, confirmed that saudi Arabia had agreed to Increase Its oU production. one year ago: In a radio address, President ~'!eagan promised to•present proposals aimed at strengthening enforcement of the Fair Housing Act. Today's birthdays: Actor James Hampton Is 48. Sportscaster and termer football star O:J. Simpson Is :rr. · Thought for today: ''Children are a great comfort In your old age, and theY help you reach it faster, too." - Anonymoos. WASHINGTON - The Endowment for Democracy is off on a quixotic crusade to spread the good word about democracy throughout the world - with a multi-mllllondollar purse from the taxpayers. Despite its laudable purpose, the endowment appears to be spread· !ng more controversy than democracy. A still-secret dr~t report by the General Accounting Office raises questions about the endow· ment's operations and responslblll- The Daily Sentinel -Page -3 ' Veep nominees."'-._ _;,_______Ja_mes__J~.K_il-=-:pa_tr_ic_k The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Ass18t111l Publlsher/Conlroller Middleport, Ohio ~:;;-;;~...--==;;::;;====:;;~C~h7ic::.....ag_·_o_a....;;.d;-v-a-n--ce-s.:.....-to~.~A~I~J~:.=. ~:: P0111110Y with 462 miles, 2'lllyards. There was 00 prize money In the female canpetltlon. · Trall.lng Kouros was Rainon Zablllo d.. France with '"-miles.~ yards. George Gardiner of Hope Valley,R.I.,followedwlth5Mmlles, 72 yards. Lorna IUdley, 28, a physical ~lion teacher from Oregana, Ohio, tile detendeJ, was runner·up IIII'IOllg the wanen with 457 miles, 345 yards. Donna H~ rt New york t:ralle'd with 414 miles, 571yards. , All but two rt the 26men and all d. the flveWllllll!ll completed theeYellt spooiOn!d by the New y <X1c Road Runaeia Club. • .. 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F1NISH SECOND - The Middleport Mets finis~ second In lbe recent Meigs Jaycees' Minor League Tournament at MlddleJMlrt. Front row,lefllo right, are; Toby Swartz, Tony Davis, Riehle GUk~y. and Jimmy Drake. Second row - David MltcheD, Chad Duncan, Matt Stewart, Danny McCloud, Kevin Whobrey, and Walt WDIIams. Back row - Coach Rich GOkey. · · Eastman fanned 11 and walked only o~ whUe scattering seven hit$. McArthur scored bOth of their runs after Meigs had a 13-{) lead. , Losing pitchers Saturday were Swat7el in theflrstgame, witlltellef aid from Rick Wise, an<l Shepler in tile second. fie was relieved by ThOmas In the fifth. Meigs, now 8-19 on the year, travels to Marietta Thursday for a single game at 6 p.m. Saturday the locals travel to Parkersburg North and return to Syracuse Sunday with Glouster. Both are 1 p.m. fwln·bllls . Team overall records after the cilnclusion of play In the Athens round-robin sees At,hens at 14-9, Logan went to 7·8, and McArthur fell to 3-17. -~ tFlnl Game McAI1hur ......................... 310 013 0--8 6 3 Metg.; .................. ............ 000 222 0-6 8 3 (s.condGame) 1\ohells ................. ............ ooo ~ 0-6 11 Meigs ........... c......... ......... 000 000 IHI 3 I SUocllu' (Flnl Game) Melg> ................... ........... IXllllXJ 0.,.2 4 0 Logan .................... : ......... OOJ IIJJ I)-] 8 I (-Game) o- Mcl\rth"' ...................... 000 IXll 2 73 Meigs ........................... 361 JlO •-13 10 0 • . PLACE TIURD IN TOURNAMENT - The Siracuse "Fire Department minor league team captured third place In 1the recent Meigs Jaycees' Tournament at Middleport. First row, left 1o right, are Jay McKelvey, Ryan WUUams, David Jusll<-e, Adam TrlpleU, Brian Anderson, and Chris Gatnther. Second row - Matshall Wolfe, Adam Krawsczyn, Donald Shaffer, lillcliael McKelvey, Jared Stewart, and Andy Gmeser. Third row - Coach Blswa Gangley, and Marvin McKelvey. At-11 was Coach Mike Stewart. Stars defeat . Stallions, face Arizona in USFL playoffs '"· ByP~MENSING AP Sports Writer WIMBLEOON, England (AP)Two weeks of high quality terulls, idyllic swnmer weather and record crowds - the 1984 Wimbledon championships had just about everything. ''We have had all the Ingredients of a vintage Wimbledon,:· said Buzzer Hadingllam, chalnnan of the AU England club, as the championships drew to a close. On the second Monday of the tournament, 17 lo~r champions tookparllnaCenterCourtparadeto mark the women's centenary. Many stayed on for the mit of tile fortnight and saw Martina Navratil· ova beat Chris Evert Uoyd in a hlgh~lass women's final on SatuF· day to capture her flftll singles crown, and third in a row. For the first time ever, all tile No.1 seeds won the five ' major competitions. · John McEnroe took Just ~ minutes Sunday to demolish fellow AmeriCan Jimmy Connors 6-1, 6-1. 6-2 in one of the most one-sided men's singles finals in many years. Later, Brltal,n's John Lloyd and AusiFalla' s Wendy Turnbull retained their mixed doubles crown. On Saturday, McEnroe and Peter Fleming won their fourth men's doubles title, while Navratllova and Pam Shriver took tile women's doubles. The best display of tile tourna· ment was reserved for tile very last slngl~ match on Center Court. McEnroe, his game peaking for tile ultimate test, destroyed Connors in Sunday's men's final witll an awesome display of shotrnaldng that gave tile 25-year-old New Yorker his third Wimbledon crown. He was tile first American to retain tile title since Don Budge in 1938 and brought tile followlog tribute from Britain's Fred Perry, himself a fonner three-time cham, . pion: "f consider him to he tile complete terulls player. He has shots no oilier player has and is very fast Martina NavratUova, Chris Evert Uqyd, John McEnroe and Jlm!ny Connors." Navratilova, who has dominated the women's circuit for over two years, was named by the Women's Tennis Association as player of the year for 19113-84 and she and Shriver won tile best doubles pair. The award for tile most improved player of tile year went to Ka!hr Jordan of tile United States, wbo reached the semlf!nais here and has shot back up to No. 5 in the world after two years out ot the Top 10. Manuela MaleevaofBulgarta, 17, .who ·l!eat Chris Evert Lloyd in the fiiial of the Italian Open, was voted ·n ewcomer of the year. tile best ' . ·...... r;:=!::::=======:-: around the court." · McEnroe said he playedoneoftlle greatest matches of hls career and he hoped people would remember him forhislf'nnlsabllity, rathertllan his notorious on-court antics. At his post-match news confer· ence, hesaldhe hopedforfourorftve more sbois at the till£'. There were tile occasional on-court tantrums, · but fewer t11an usual and McEnroe was Qll his best behavior tllroughout tile tournament. Attendance figures for tile IMlay tournament were an all· time record of 391,673, more tllan 30,00) more t11an last year. "The record crowds have justified our policy ofalwaysdoingourbest to ... improve facUlties," said Ha· dingham who expressed his "delight at the brllllant tennis of The Daily Sentinel (USPS 14S.NI) 1\ Dlvllllon ol M_ultlmedla, Inc. Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, Ill Cour1 Street, by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company. Mul· llmedla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, 9922156. Second ciass pa;tage paid 01 Pomeroy, Ohio. Member: Tpe A!lsoclated PI'<"Ss, In· Birmingham quarterback Cliff ran 54 yards, dropped tile bali and land Daily Press Assoclaton and the Stoudt, playing with a bruised picked it up, then lost it again and American Nrwspaper Publishers As; PHllADELPHlA (APl - Line· shoulder, was sacked six times, a Birmingham's Mike Perko recosociation, National Advertising RepreS£>ntative, Branham N~spaper Sal_es, backer George Cooper, who reco- Stars' record, and intercepted three vered it for a touchback In the end 733 Third Av.enue, New York, New vered a fumble . to set up the times. York 10017. zone. <;:clLUMBUS,Ohio (APl -Dutch Philadelphia Stars' first touchdown, The Stars also took at~vantage of The Stallions took over on tllelr Treat won Saturday's · featured POSTMASTER: Send address to The said he was not at his hest. But he two Birmingham fumbles as they own20and drove23yards, butMlke DaUy Sentinel. 111 Court St.,'Pomeroy, $2'i,fXXl final of the Rambling Wlllle Ohio 45769. promised he would be next week. roared to a 20-0 llaiftirne lead on two Lush intercepted Stoudt to set up a Pacing Series at Scioto Downs. ; ccxiper' stumble recovery put the Kelvin Bryant touchdowns and two 21-yard field goal by Trout tllatgave SUIISCRII'TION Ro\TIIll Driver Joe Adamsky guided tile By Carrier or Motor Route Binnlngham Stallions in ·a ·hole David Trout field goals. The tile Stars a 10.0 lead with 5: 441eft in 6-year-old stallion to his second Ono Week ............ ..... ...... .... ....... $1.10 ear ly as the Stars captured a 20-10 Stallions did not score until the tile half. One Month ..... .... ....... ..... .... ....... $4.80 straight victory. His tlmewas1:57.4 United States Football Leaglie fourth qU&rter, and crossed midfield On~ Y(>ar .. .. .. ............. .... ... ...... $57'.3) Gibson hauled down another and he returned $9.00. $6 and $3.~ to SINGLE COPY playoff victory best Sunday. That only once before halftime. Stoudt pass and returned the bali to his backers. . PRICI!S r-:------------1 earned them a return trip to the Dall y ........... .. ..... ..... ." ......... . 25 Cents the Stallions' 'r/,andBryantraced26 As U R Bluegrass ftnished second USFL championship game, which "We wanted to get on them early yards on tile next play, tllen leaped . by a half-leogtll and paid $7.~ and Subscribers nor desiring to pay the car!,hey lost lastyear24·22toMichigan. because IIley are not a real good over from tile 1 toscorewith4:09left rier may remll In advance direct to $4.20. Sterl Falcon was third and The Dally Sentinel on J, 6 or 12 month Next Sunday, Philadelphia opposes team in coming back," said Bryant, in the half. • returned s2.~. basis . Credit wru be gtven ca:rl~reach Arizona in Tampa, Fla., for the 1984 who finished with 152 yards on 28 month . A 28-yard Trout field goal 15 The first· racetrlfecta of2·9-1 paid Utle. . carries. He had 141 yards in the first seconds before intemdssion made It . $3,659. No subscriptions by mall permUted In ; "This wasn't my best gam~. I half, when the Stars outgalned the 20-0. towns where home .Carrier service ls Acrowdof7,722wagered$589,~. ~ vallabl e. want my best game to be next Stallions 212·72, ani) scored on two The Stallions, 1:>5, scored on a Your Fann week," Cooper said. short runs. Js.yard field gOal by Danny Miller MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ; "I don't care who we're playing Equipment I•Id• Ohlo The first touchdown came after with 11: 03 left In tile game and a 13 Weeks ...... ....... .................... $14.56 next week: I'm just glad we have tile Cooper recovered Ron Frederick's 7-yard pass from Stoudt tp Jim MPlgs grad Jeff Wayland was Store 2~Weeks ..... ...... •..... .'....... .. ...... $29.12 opportunity to play," added Stars fumbled punt return at tile Stallions' Smith witl\6: 45left. 5 Weeks ····o;;i;;id~· ohi~· · ···· · ... $58.:U promoted recently from the Pitts· • Coach Jim Mora. whose team's two 42-yard line, setting up Bryant's 992 2668 "They tookusout ofourgameplan burgh Pirates rookie farm team 13 Woet<s ......... ... ....... .... .. ........ $1~.60 ~layoff triumphs raised its record to 2·yard run and a 7~ lead with,6: 22 . early with tile fumble on the punt BradentonoftheGulfCoastLeague romeory.Oh. :!6Weeks ................... ......... ..... $JUJ 18·2. . left In the first quarter. return," said Birmingham Coach Mora praised his team'sdefense, :W:oeks== ···=···= ···=···=··= ···: ...:...:...:..:···=·· Bryant almosi scored another RolUeDotsch. "Onemislakeofours to Macon In tile South' Atlantic which has giv~ up an average of touclldown . after Antonio Gibson led to another, but we were up League. Wayland, who led the Mid.Qhlo j,'Ust 12 points a game, as'the key to recovered a fumble by tile Stallions' against a very solid defensiVe Valley ConferPnce in earned run !he victory over tile Stallions. Joe Cribbs at the Stars' 40. Bryant team." 6 REASONS WHY RICE'S average this past season as the Rio ' Grande Redman ace, has been CAN SELL FOR LESS pitching tn late Inning relief and 1. _overhead: 4. Volume buying. doing quite well. Wayland's official 2. Famrly operatron. 5. Volume selling. statistics were not avaUable. The Georgia-based team. Macon, By CHUCKMELVJN Michael Andrettl -whose fa tiler, Rahal, who moved in ~nt on the is Jhe third and highest step In the • AP Sports WrMer Mario, was the pole sitter-finished 29th lap, suffered transmission Pirates' class A farm system. New 2 Pc. E.A. : CLEVELAND (AP) - Danny tlllrd. problems with his March 84C· Bradenton Is the first step willie Liv. Rm . Suite Sullivan would have ·preferred to Sullivan averaged 118.734 miles Cosworth on lap &'l after maintain· most promotions are sent to Prince Rec. 1299.95 win It some other way. per hour In the 300-kllometer 1ng a lead sometimes amounting to WUliams, but Wayland's perfor· ' "You'd rather ·win a race by (220-mlie) race on a 2.48-mlle, only a few yards over Sullivan from mances earned him a bypass r!lcing wltll somebody and passing 12-turn road course at Burke tile 50th lap on. around the ~d step. thmJ strong, but llke all of us, I'll Lakefront Airport. From Macon are two more steps Rahal an!l hls crew were tasting tAke a win any way I can get It," victory when the transmission to ·the majors. Nashua is the Though tile race had been held broke down. &illlvan said Sunday after surviving Pirates' class AA team while New7 Pe. WOOd twtce.hetore, with Rahal winning It duel with Bobby Rahal to win the Hawaii is their class AAA affiliate. DINETTE SET r in 1982. and AI Unser taking It last ~udweiserCieveland Grand Prix by year,thedlstmcewasreduced~m ~--~...,.----------~--------------~ twolaps . . RIG. 141'1.'15 ' The victory, Sullivan's first ever ' the 500 kilometers run In previous years to cut down on the attrition op the Championship Auto Racing rate. Fifteen of 28 cats were still '!'earns lndy-car circuli, meant SA VI • I 20.00 running at the end of Sunday's $33.150 to the 34-year-old from e-Vent. Wulsvllie, Ky. ' New 5 pc . wood dilltHt. Nonetheless, two cars that held ; Hewon It because Rahal, who had ' 111!0: '211.11 the lead for much of the day taken the lead aLthe 29th lap· in the Rahal's and Marlo AndretU's 88-tap race, broke down slx laps broke down. ftom the end. By then, only Sullivan Andreltl led the .!lrst 'rl taps apd Rahal were on the lead lap, so SAY! '70 and was In contention untU Ignition SWUvan's Cosworth·powered Lola 1'-aJO coasted easliy to a two-lap probieflls wltli his Lola . T-10). C~L STORE IIOUIS Coswortll lmlusht him to a halt on ' ttlumph . over runner-up Chip 446-95~3 H0-5:00 . 1304~ the 50th lap. GanljSSI. E!Ostd. . . AP Sports WrMer Scioto DoWilS DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR Wayland promot~ f===========:J..:5:2 . Sullivan captures Clevel~d race $59=.M= -, t t t low 3. Direct 6. Small i t f$t~~:s a: JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL tor EAR; NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST ' ·t $29995 t $}9995 t J (614) 992-2104 675· t 244 ' 1he Daily Sentinel ThedescendantsofCharlesA.and appointed to handle relrtstratlonand . Jenny, Jill, Jane and .Joan Mruiuel, Alma Hl.n2man Snyder gathered for Mel Holman , gifis. f ~We Lawson, Clarence, Kim and their 11111 annual reunion Sunday at RecOgnjzed l\Dd J#esented gifts Tabitha Lawson, Michael Imboden, P9rlland Park. were Harry Shain, ~ oldest man; · Racine; Jane and James Teaford, seventy-eight attended with a Jane Teaford. tile oldest woman; Jean and Sampson Hall, David and basket dinner setved at noon. Michael Salser , the youngest boy, Janice Lawson, Misty, Paul and Activities of the afternoon Included · son of Kathie and Micllaer Salser; Darlene Shain, Earl and Goldie remlnlscing, games and pictul'\! Tabitha Lawson, daughter of Ctar· · Ho!m.:U., Rita and 'Tina cOmns, taking. ·c. · ···- ence and Kim Lawson, \heyoungest Misty and Brett Laudermllt, Pete Snyder presided at tile · girl; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holman, Syracuse. meetlngwitllriewofflcerselectedas . tile largest famUy; Mr. and Mrs. Vfrginia Rowe, Dona ,and April follows: Rita Collins, president; William I:Iolman, Horn Lake, Miss. SUit, Ronnie Becky, Soriya and Tonya Powell, Tracl, Angela, and Charlie Shain, vice president; Joan tile farnliy traveling tile farthest. Manuel, secretary; Joe Holman, Kathl Salser and Misty Sllain won Anthoey Rowe, Kalil and Michael Salser, Raymond, Debt, Tara and treasurer. Lticlile Lawson was tile door prizes. A\fendlng w~re Charles, E velyn, Jeff Michael, Jessie Jarrell , Charlie and Harry Sllatn, Pomeroy; Roger, Sally, Bryan, Tracey, KeDey, J ar· rod, and Monica Holman, Rutland; WUllam , Betty Jo, Bruce, Belinda, andBillyHolman, HornLake,Miss. Joe, Mel, Crystal, and Bobbl J o Holman, Norma. Bill, Todd, ~nd Chad Clark, Columbus: Pete and Verdlna Snyde~. Connie and WUbur Ransom, Tl\elma, Michele and Kenneth Denny Delaware; Eddie, Karen, Ursula, and Venus Snyder, Orient; H. A. and Sarah Mounts, Marysvllie. Pag• - 5 New gklucoma teJ't S!ANFORD, Calif. (AP) -Anew technique may enable ·doc!on tQ detect glaucoma - an eye dl.le&se that can lead to blindness - be!fore major damage has occurred. The procedure was devised by ophthall)ologists at Stanford Uni· verslty. It checks the retina by taking photographs of the back of tile eye. 'I11e technique is said to be able to detect a lo$S of as little as tOto 20 percent ot the 1mWlon ftbers lhat lead to tile eye. CariE. Nelsori First birthday· Introducing Carl .Eugene Nelson, son of Mr. and MOl. Roger L. Nelson, observed his first birthday recently at hls home In Tampa, Fla. Hts grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. Carl E. Nelson, Shade and Mr. and Mrs . Harold Pierce, WUmington. A cookout and party were held with a Winnie the Pooh theme carried out in the cake served with ice cream, chips, nuts and punch. Attending were family members living in Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Smith and Jacob, Brenda Johnson, Harold Pierce, Mr. and · Mrs. John Ingalls and Jayson, Amy Conway and Anesl<t Skaggs. Presenting gifts were Irene Holdren; his great-grandmotber, Mt. and Mrs. Johu Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rose and Cassie, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spivey and famUy, Myrtle Beach, S.C. now McEnroe defeats Connors as ··· Wimbledon matches end By ANDREW WARSHAW Middleport, Ohio Snyder family gath~r for 11th reunion . only 72 pitches In tile seven-inning ATHENS - BOuncing back with a pair o! wins Sunday, the Meigs game . . American Legion wound up Ued "This was our finest game of the with Logan !or second place with a year. We played super defense," 2·2 record in a weekend-long said Coacll Jack ·Welker about the Mini-tournament here Saturday Logan win. . and Sunday. Atll~ns .lost Its !lrst game 3·1 to Athens was the overall winner Logan Saturday, then blitzed back with a 3-1 record, !lrst over Logan will\ tllFee straight wins Including a 2·1 behlnd Gordon Splete's nifty 9.3 decision over Meigs Saturday,. eighl·hltter, which handed. Logan and wins over McArthur 14·7 and their first loss of the tournamen~ Logan 8-3 on Sunday. Logan after two wins Saturday, and later a defeated McArthur 9.3 on Saturday. 13-2 romp over McArlllur. Chris Kennedy was Meigs' topMeigs had lost to McArthur 8-6 in .hitter In tile four ·games with four tlleir opener Saturday then dropped singles and a double. Catcher Scot a fHl verdict to Athens and their Gheen ripped a double and two mound ace, Kevin Hagen, who fired singles In the win over McArthur a three-hit shutout. Hagen recently Sunday. Nick Riggs added tllree signed to play baseball . at Ohio hits In tile tourney · while Jay University next year. Carpenter, Brian Shepler, and Jackie Welker cleared .the left Welker each collected two · hits, field fence witll a two-run shot In Having one hit each were Donnie Meigs' win over Logan, the only !;\wat7el, Kevin Eastman, Trey runs plated by the locals. Splete · Cassell. Dan ThOmas, Splete, and hurled his finest gameoftheyear as Brian f.-reman. he struck out four and did not walk a Eastman also hurled a fine game batter. So sllarp was the Gallia Sunday, giving the Meigs mound Academy product tllat he needed corps two straigllt complete games. Pamelot ' Taste that delivers Stiversville news IN THE MONEY SAVING By FREDA CARPENTER The birthdays of Mrs. Esther Dalley and Artllur Allen were .celebrated at a party recently held ,at tile Allen borne. Among tllose attending were Mrs. Luctlle Alien and Boonie, Carl Atitherson, Mr. lllld Mrs. Ronald Hart, Mrs. Daisy Van Meter, Joe Alien, Doc Dalley and pack son·Jonathan. Mrs. Marilyn Beall, Columbus, and David Brewer, visited Sunday witll their mother, Mrs. Audrey Brewer, a medical patient at' St. Jospeh 's Hospital, Parkersburg, · W.Va. Mr. and mrs. VoctorDurst. Kelly and Jason, The Plains, spent Saturday witll Mr. imd Mrs. Robert ~- Durst. Mrs. MaryKearnsreturnedbome ~m recent hospitallzati(Jn at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Iris Lambert Hall, Pueblo, Colo. wererecentvlsiiorsofMr.and Mrs. Gayle Price, Portland. They were here to see family graves at Middleswart Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Conrad, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Congo and daughters, Racine, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. chB.rJI.s Congo. Mr. and Mrs: Steve Fitch, Syracuse, visited Mrs. . VIolet Brewer and Bill Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson, ShaWn aild Kevin, Coiumtiis. spent theweekendwitllMrs.FannleDurst and attended the annual Wells · · reunion at Forked Run State Park. Leota Birch, and Mr. and Mrs. Hamid :Roush, Racine, were Galli· polis visitors Friday. Birchfield : reunion held The Birchfield reunion was held Sunday at the Krodel Park. Point Pleasant, W. Va. with a basket dinner at noon. Attending were Debbie and Pam Davis. Michael Grant, Racine; · Dreama, GaU, Kenny Blankenship and Mark Keliy, Proctorville; Eugene, Janey, Randy. Ricky Blrcllfleld, Rutland; Effl£' Roach, Gary, T001 · aiKI Pllyllls Roach, Henderson, W.Va.; Sammy, Sandy, : Robin, Julia, Nicole, and Noel • Btrcllfleld, Pedro; Roy Young, Gauley Bridge, W.Va .; Stephanie and Sue ~. GaUlpoUs; Eleanor and Mickey Etllott, Fran· · cis. Marvin and Danny Luckeydoo, · Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Alva Luck· New HaVI!II, W.Va. . · , Recogrliled were Roy Young; veiing the fartlreSt; Nora EWOit, • theoldeStwoman; AlvaLuekeydoo, : the oldest man; ftJI!IDanny LUckey· ooa, the }'OUIIglest Pei'SOI\ attet:ldlng. :z::.· Warning: The Surgeon General Has ·Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. liGHTS: 10 ing. "tar", 0.8mg.nicotine. LIGHTS lOO's: 12 mg. "tar". 0.9 mg. nicotine, FlUE A: 15 mg."tar", U mg.nicotine. FILTER lOO's: 16 mg. "tar". 1.2mg .•nicotine, av per cigarette by nc method. c t. . lltj. lltfVNOLDI TOIIACCO CO . • '· �Monday, July 9, 1914 • Middleport, C»!la Chester Council observes birthday . White- due* . Coil 114......_______.,.._______-! 317·0824. . The blrtllday of Mary Kay tlolter was ol:l6erved at the Tuesday night meeting . of Chester Council 323, Daughters of Anierlca, at the hall. Mrs. Holter was escorted to the altar by llag bearers and presented With gifts and cards. Fern Morns, vice councilor, presided at the meeting attended by 28members. Charlotte Grant thanked, 11Jose who had remembered her durtng her h<ispltallza~n. A thank-you note was read froni Dorts Grueser ·tee was announced forJu)y26atl: :JJ 1, for condolences at her father's p.m . at the'lodge hall. The next death. Mrs. Grantgavetheaudlt!ng meeting of the cquncU Will reJuJy 17 with a products party to (ol!ow. report which was accepted. The Past Councilor's Club Will Proceeds Will go to the convention meet attllelodgehallWedllesdayat fund. Others attending were Margaret · 8 p.m . with Goldie Frederick and Tuttle, Genevieve Ward, Letha Laura Mae NIC!! as hosles$es. . . . Betty Rouch, deputy state counci- Wood, Ada Morris, Everett Grant, lor, . read a letter from lhla Fae Jo Ann Baum, Ethel Orr, Esther Kimes, a member, from Athens. A Smith, Eva Robson, EUzabetll meeting of the convention commit- · Hayes, Ada Bissell, Lora Damewood, Opal Hollon, Thelma White, Laura Mae Nice, Marcia Keller, Mae Mcl'!!ek, Leona Hensley, .' Beulah Maxey, Sandra Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Caruthers, Attendance at the Free Methodist Cora Beegle and Faye Kirkhart. Church June . 24 was I71. Choir ·. Canton, called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy members present were 12. .. Howe!!. Mrs . .Iva Pearl Powell is vlslt!ng Attendance at the local church July l was i26. Choir members relatives in Florida. Mrs. Geraldine Ferguson, CopreSent were 13. There was a lumbus, daughter of Mrs. Bertha special song by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker, remains very !II. Barton and Mrs. Shirley Friend. V.B.S. will be held at the local Mrs. Grace Richerson, Athens, and Mrs. Audrey Hayes. Shade, church from July 00 to Aug. 3 each vts!ted recently with Mrs. Della evening from 6: 00 to 8: 00 p.m. ., . ~speclalawardsFrldayevenlngasapartofa diNier meeting honoring the completion tJf the first ad¥~ emergency medical iecltnlclan-ambulance I c.qun,e, Recelvlnglheawanlll wereDr.DavldB.I'Iice, emergmcy room director al Veterans Me..,orlal ·calendar . 'RUTI.AND - A tent meeting will be held at Forest Acres Park near Rutland beginning Monday until July 15 with services at 7:00 ~clt night:. Rev. Coy McGinnis. f>ortsmouth, is the evanglist. The meeting is sponsored by the ·Southeastern HoUness Assn., Amos Tillis, president. RACINE - Racine Lodge 46I, 'F. and A.M. , Will meet at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at the temple. - 1 -lGU- - 21 -......... ~IHIItw ... .... . u -...~··zJ."'•'"~--. .. , _,."" hlo (,.wl l• tft ..... t ..,_....... -..-_ . -.~~...n. .,...._lotrllnl . ....4-:!-·--... ,._,_,_, ,I .. J.III-W-.tl ,,_,_,,_ ... , ., ............. a-. ,,. ..... . ........ - 42· ............... ,.~ . ' ....... ~ ..._., ,,aa-.... ........- ......... U · hlfl..,_~-• ........ kl•lton• ••111-.w•c•"'-"" ... 17-J I I - - - .._ .._ , ........n .. Do. . •.......-.-..iN ................... ............ ,..... ,,,........ ..... ,y_.,.,... ,.... ~ IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT ()F MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO -_. .... 3 Announcements -======:::;=:;I r RABIES 1 ... · .....,... edmkliltla· · ......,_, ond/or aoligns of MIIV Min1oc1<. doc. You are hereby nollf•ed thai you , have been named de fendants m a legal ac11on enl itled Jame s W. Suttle. Pla •ntifl -ws. Vorgonoa Pulp and Paper Company. er ai . defendants. Th •s act10n ha s been ass1gned Case No . 83 -CV-.3 and •s pend1n g 1n the Common Pleas Cou" of Meo ~s Coun!v. Pome- Wllllamlon. Pri!sentlllg glfts were Helen ., .. _... I I lFiirS.te of the Edwards Complete llotmoclellno llooflno qhM TitWorked In homo .,. . ZOyeon ..,,... Eatlmoteo" No Down Payment Excellent Rates For lflfo'"'~tlon Mw.:..an All. ' Aot111111 1111111it~ lfoltt t:.Jit .... Sltop 1/9/2 mo. · 71611 mo. c:rili:9~137 "Servict 1t11t Towen ~bOve lht Rest"6lll !llft0. pd.· Itt-·· IIIW H--E1tenslw laSIOdtliRI . lliiUfiiCt Wifk loofiijToit ( )llnnlluncemenl I )FarRent -----fI 2. -_ ' -_ - '_ - -_ -3. _ _ 17. 11. 19, 211. 21. ~--------- 22. 22. ' - - - - - - '1-------5. - - - - - - - - - .6. -.. ._ . ,_ -7. _ _ _ __ •------- 10. _ _ _ _ __ 9. -.:.....-----11. _,..,:.__ _ __ 12.-----13. - - - - - 1~. - - - - - . . : : 16.------ 15.----- :. ··----- 1 I I I' I 27. _ ____;,_ ··==== 30.----29. ______ 22. _ _31. -_ - -_ - -_ -21......._ _ __ ,. 35. _ _ _ __ Mill 11111 c..... witt! R-Htlna Tile Dellr ••••II l 111C.rtlt. Polllen!V. 011. ..,., and bt:mg the north p ~rt of NoN one qua rter ~ conta1n1ng 78 acres. mo re ~r less , ' and the prayer 1s th at the above descnbed oil and gas nghts be part1t10ned and title thereto be qu1eted as .agamst all defend- . ants: that the interest be de1 erm1r.ed and set off or ordered sold 1f 1t ca nnot be partill oned: for an all ow ance of attorney fees herein and costs. Y94 are requ1red to .answer the complaint with in twentyeight days atter the last publicaliOn of th1 s n ot•ce wh1ch w ill be publi shed on ce each "week for Sl )( cons ec ut•ve weeks . Th e iast publi cation · wil l be made on July 9. 1984 and the twentyeight days fo r an sw er w1tl com mence on that date. In ca~P. of vour fa1lure to answer or otherw1se respond as requ~red by the Ohio Rules of C•vtl Procedure. jud9 mem Wlll be rendered agamst you for th e r el• ef dema n ded 1n th e compla1nt. Larry E Spencer Clerk of Courts Me1gs County Common Pleas Co urt 161 4. II . 18. 25 1712. 9. 6t c -- ·- -· or 992-6215 .. 992-7:11• · Alu111l11111 I Vinrl Sldlnp 1 II y . .,..EXperillfiCO GREG ROUSH PH: 892-71B3 or 982-2282 'DOZEN · BACKHOE . 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELO nAYIC&I . 'DUMP TRUCK IEJIVICE 'CONCRETI WORK '· 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WAT£R, OAa ·• 91LUNEI O,n J , II {F! 20. 198•t 1n !he C011n ty ProbatP. Court. Case No 244 70. JP.nfliiP.r L. Shf!P.ts 2 11 W SP.r. rH1C!. Po m8- : 16 HP Twin Allis 42" Mower. MP.I(lS rnv. Oh1o 45769 was anPQtniP.r1 Aclm1n1SH<Jtruc of thP. P..'ll o11e of Avwarrl C Jom'!s, dP.CP.~~rl . late of AI 2. 8 0 )( 517 . RCIC H1f! OhiO 4 577 1 Aobr>rt f BLICk. Prot\a tA Jud~e By LP.na K N P.s~P.IroBd CIP. rk. ,. r t !61 25. 171 2. 9 31c mo~er. . WARREN J . SMITH DIRECTOR Rev. 8- t 7-73 · . . • r + 94 Octane · , Et~nol Enhanced Available Oftly A! ' RITCHIE'S .MASON SERVICE CENTER 915-3301 JONES BAR West C'IURibia ' E UVE BAND EVERY WIIKEND I. l.':Bud" llc8HEE Biot«-Auction Stmce .. CH~ lt!RlfY, · . ' loip County ~ocittt ' ' 220 I. Main, ~otn.,ay PH. ,992-6t:t 1 '1 - Neat 3 bedtoom home-on !Pid street lndildes ganae, klthen. eQUQied with ranae, ret., dishwlsllel, IJIIio, central !Iii, lillll20' lot Mthis iJr fii1!Y $34,900.00. r lEW USI118 - TUJ!I!ea! Pllinl - Rarch home with 3 bedloomsr Ill** utiity, atllched ~- woodbtlner. ~us electric b.b. lat. Awrort liCII! lot. $35,500.00. lilocl ... buildiaw. 2000 bloti .... 011 Rt 248. CGWIIIy . . . ~ nile IHI Ill Cllesilr, Ohio. (2i 'rirO.STORY HOUSE Ill RACINE: Downstlirs equipped witll kitchen.. livinc roam1 Install1tlon AY1f11blt TROMM !fXCAVATrNG TOM'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE tiS-3561: All Makn ·WI(-•R•- s SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST IIUYSVIW, OHIO Altlaorind .loU .Deert, . . 113, ON CW.. SIL, ... ...... Zit.,....in ...... ou ,... IIY 10111 Prill_ .._, ... HollaM, Inti Hoa Fn EqulpMnt IIMNr . YOUR NEXHIWT is 1 HQ¥ 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATAloG 0.. !70 flried ~ 3 ... Plltlnts. S.od $2.00 ,....,. E . IZ.....IIIa•r• I2NIIill ., "122-M 'rl Pill II ' -~\~c... Ukl &i itf.. CNcllal l. . . ri......- Farm ,lq1.1lpment Partt & Service a I.J.n.; USTII8 - lldlepllll - Nlal 211111t00m IIIICh . . htlfl tlinW ftlllm. . . . ttit:e lot lt1tl I 2 Cfi __ Jari&I·WOrkshop. conditionin& $34.!111l00. . lfN.1111S 7 .. . •Rllfri... .o,....F,...,. oton and SERVICE ....... ... ,. . . . Jo . . . .. BISSELL ..... .. Mill MO. 3 Announcemenll SWEEI'ER ond -~~~ ....,. """"· Pick -~·Davia up Vacuum ltotlf - u p C - Rd. Colt KARATE 'Tirot· lint tn --delwto•. I '• lot- FIXE b.\ -leo Ro,.._ntotlw, Bo HOME ·LOANS RATEI 1 - n\o- l'ltft, ' Fixed canvantlonot FHAVA. Leo de• · Mort.g•1• l Atltotno, oolteat 114·11 2,,,.,, 3011. ' . .......' ' . flnanqill NMolt•OOnl...., li31~;t.;ii;;;:i-.:.. , ao.n.. 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Clooo to ochoato. •111jjloait :. V81ue,- .....,.., 114.:.!1_1_2·_•_•_4_1._____ :: Nloo 2 bdr. utility I'OOlro, 1: - · nloo yord, - '• .... '· .. tonk . · flalht. -hot ...._c .. 441-11111': Nice. remodeled 2 bdr. ; .,a -...• . 1287 lb. tobocco boN. SR 1114 botw11n llclwoii-Rio G•onclo. Coli 114-2411-11211. ~ , •• •' -~ '• •, lnvettment prope,-u fOr ••,, Mlo, ...,., pl.oxln good ohapa • . - - . tow-n ' pooymotnt, pooltlvotcioohflow. can 1·304-273· 17U. , ' 4 bdrm. 111 1101'\' on Lwf.dllv. ; Rd., lg. •oomo. 'h b-ROOf!t, ) buck ottove, -l'lltl 20KIIU ~ . . . . . In--lUI pool. Cell ' 114-441-1221 . . ·. ' • t1 y,O. Old, 311odmo, 2 bothi, : flmlly •oom with wood ' bumer.llnglecaraarage,on ~ I flit I C - with pond. City w-In Racine. Colt &14·9•8-2841. Ito- ' I ll.r ''' 1,II Opportunity Pupploo to good " " -· 1 ....... 1 . _ _ CoM lt4112·3702. .. Tunlno ond Ropol•.... liNnlconll Muoio Co .. 4•1011'7. lltHhnd1~111'11Y ou•·' trodomlll'lt' Lano Dtotilelo.'' , . 114-742-2811. C:hllv.·Otdllnc. . Ptlwlllotlnoono.PMN2813074. Jockoon, Ohio. pd. AI• conditioner. co•) - h . cheir, mlsceltaneoua , 22 Money to loBI! Wanted llt~Joll- -g. ac-. 1.7& loouoo , 2 bd•mO: •• loflll kltotoon, L.A.. blh.' utllty mo, OUtbuMdlngo, II utlhln:'h of SR 7 on 124. .11.000. 814-982: .:: 11011 "'387-7141 . ' ' Remodeled . 2 bedroom :' loouoo with ..l'pltlng • '• , woodburfter. large OOUeled l•"'• dock·. Mid' 20'o. Col 814, 112-1713 for~"'- · ' w•- 1.;.. -~ 2 bdrm honM. weN 10 - · city - • Wllotfr -, eot•• t - lot on - ~ - · with • - oround; 1. clo• to Mhoot • 1110f'ett1 " .• llltol locotod · tn·. · Rootne, wiN Mlot on ~~ oontroot to ritlrt Vriitii •-ic. ltlttotN. 304-178-17U. payrMnt. Call ott• • ' p.m. for ·•ppointm.nt, 6141-. 3 - o l d - - . ...... jJ l. .ed. ,_,....._ llld 8artlald. lltloM IOC- 423-1217. ..... FOil RENT WITH OPTION , TO IUYitt 14 ft, wklot th•"" ,. b1droom, beth and helf, .,. homo altling on ·nlco lot, ,.ody to move lrito' ' 1221.00-n 1221.00pet•',, month. 304-171-2711 . ., I?a-1710. To good tMwM 1111 aou;;~ 1---old, port Banter C ... .... h ............. - · 304-171-1311. I •• Help "" lotto mo..-r 814-111·•23. CIH 742·3195 Or 992-5175 · 11 1-114-112-2111· . . . . . . --3872 for Jim llllldo<- for -lela! -tabuyuoodCMI• .................. ()h, Inc, 300 W. 2nd 11 .. -hiMo.-F-ttn, 4414111. 3•d- • - a y ,,Oh 411711. OU.. lt., Golli,.,.._Oh. Chriotlon tody , · no 101 to help with 3 ... .__ With elderly ..ely In MlddllpDn, 2·3 lin I cloy, II d..,. por ~ - - Cotl 114-441-0133 ..,. - : 471 Kothy St., 1 Xll.aG t. • tor Golllpatlo, OH 41131 . ports. Col 114-211-MM. .. bylftl• Tlldld In our " - for en lnfllfll for YN' during c:oinl.. ,.... jewJis ......... 11114-11 lotOChing · hou,.. Contact Wf!N· altl - . . . . - - P.O. loll I. Ruttond, Ohio - · T.., .,.-. Ed. lu~- 41771. - 1 - lllop. 2nd. Ave. Mldll1p Drl, Oh. 114-HZ· 3471. 12 Sltuetlona Wlinttlcl Cooh _peld ..... fMcy - - ... _ ,f .o --M · .110 .. r.... ond Co. Riverview Per•onal Cere -boe•d.Joro. Old cupcoli 1-304-112· Home. Betty M - - · 2711 . . . .... - - f o r poroon. Call 1·304-773COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDS 11112. • FURNITURE. - . ;.-, wood. COJII Nf1k., chaira, R - • - d for _ . , clr-1, bolllleto, dlehllo, ...,_ . .. - - f o r 11 GAS LINES WATER LiliES SEWAGE LilES FREE ESTIMATES BUS.: 985·3113 RES.: 985·~·37 · lflnt It,..., Point l'lnlolll~ otothH. 114-211-11121. SIDING . SERVICE I .. ". Yo•d lote, Mondoy, Tundoy. Wodnoldoy. 110 ~- ' r·-=========~:;:~===;::::::;" Wll ~ ·· ··· ·-··· · ·· · ·-·············~· . W•nted To Buy Vinyl • Aluminum DITCHING . . ... ' ac;o•who__..one.CII Far Ill JW( wirilll llllllt;fWMctlllllllr ........ lutlllltloll. Rtsldlntltl & C011llllrcill t1 ' . .. -hn. mtoc. Pt rlalliunt & Vicinity ~no - 1111 I IC,... - - 111.... IIIJt C GIILL ...................2,50 I. SUI'POIIT ....... •14.95 TAIL GATE .. : ...... •15.00 FOlD FINDa .... '69.95 IUMI'ER .... ........ 069.95 AhoSemoC.. FencleBAvailalrlo oOiolrw.-. THE · · ·-~ -·- ·· ··il· · ···-·· ·· - ···-~~ T-. • Wad. I to I, 110 Clrcla Ave, acrou from lprtng V..., Pion. Yo•d loto, Tuee.' only, 110 In- VlniCHi Corp.,-::~~~ chin• ceblnet, . cl ...••. •• Go.._ lotto July I thru 1 OnomllotoutRt. 21eoff 7. SmoM kldO- ~-jty I akJII:hft, fen•. booka, cur· - · · mloc. ' ' Collie ..... .,... will bl 1 oldJitl, 11. ,_to ELECTRIC SERVICE 1 ::1!'"1'Jr Dollie HOODS ............ 1174.95 IUMI'85 .......... '69.95 J. ll-lk I =~= IIU--rlt I~· ···~ ~--r:,: .:: •• 12~-h~~~O.. D0011S ............ •1•9.95 No Sundoy CaHa !)4.7 ' I WHALErs 'AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 Now Chevy Trucfl .... F!NDII ............. 176.95 tillltes. 949-2101 or 949-2860 in Rlcino; 945-2210. ' IO·H t KEN'S APPUANCE Call for fl'llsidinan- 48'x308': NHds·worll. If inlernted conllcf The Homtllltioul Blnk =~~ s•• ~ to: ~~.:..~.:.- llciu~ •· FOR FUTURE USE" "BeeutHul. CUitom Built .Oaritgn" mont. lot size appiOx. ALL CWT 10011 .SUI . . MlllfttiiiiiC 1:;., Mille .... ,.... t. IIIMI&CiiiiiiiOI,_.£ , , to 24'136' 3-5-tlc 7593: 11ssue pattern, directions. The Daily Sentinel UTILin BUH.DIIGS SIDING CO. $2.75 lor llt:h potleln, Add SOl llt:h (lltleln lor /lOitl8e- . Sizn Sllrt f,_ 12'11&' "CUT OUT rooms and · 0111 blth; house 1lso hla blse- ........ POLE BUILDINGS Httc dinina I'OC)m and don; upstlirs his two btal- Costs so much to buw. l'tllflis flol/ Wltdlflbe ,IS ei!Y fO leW! from bonnet to Sl)oes, p111 dtns tQ pari) dress and pajamas too, litis 6-pie<e Wlldlllbe lor i 16" babw doll will deliatlt any child. Sew it ot !Clips. Patllm ALL· STEEL & ' eLAND CLEARED PART~ - ouOdotod. - - of tho In eonoumer flnon dol ..vloH. lm-otod openlngfor-U-Indl¥1d· uollntoreotodln_.. Public Sale . • Auction B . Ph. &14-143-5191 . PRIVATE .INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ... . . _ oiHI ton f<!• ho\lnd In lllointqo of Gollipollo f'""Y, ~ . Gord ...... Jim - PH. '742-2328 614-992-7626. 0 · Cll 114-141· Potlo 1111-Juty 12. 1 3. • 1 f ,' Flfot houiO peat Met...,_ Cluo"'h In ChotO!If. Ruea. tlrH, ......,~da, pMiowa, ocllool dothM. omoll liP' G - lolot July B-10 and p l l - . dllhoo, """ toW.:. · .;o~ ollnoxt .- . l l l J _ N _ mite. ~ on old Rt. 110 .t!W•aaain. Poroll ulo: clothing, h _, · 2111 110 hom pl.onto, etc .. 3111 mltn Woit ::.:cal. LOll Of lodl .. of R~d oft N- Uma R~.· •Joeno,7.up. •. M. . 6 ohldrata elothel, July 10--13. good ollln OlktthH. 1,000 July 1 1 • 12. eighth hluirot' IITU,... 11 dt11o-~ -- I l l behind lkotlnt '""' ...., machine, Plfl dulum ctocll, C~or, ltoi . Ckllhln92 pan-IWTV,....,.orpn wheel trailer, motora, fooctt,;· ofHI ·toto of. aclclo ond ontlo. dtoh.., ..1....... lntoc. ' Pri- ohoop. ---· "Free EstilliJtes" P&S BUILDINGS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 3021. floo. hunllng We pey - lns111tlll QoL HouHS Investigations, Inc. ' - 26dl. 3.bd'ool.: 1111t ltllll, Jbi.S ~Maw roam llld 24d4 flaaily roam. Palilllt oa;ektl. fuel oil .... with flcill. ties far W3J 12115 ..,.;m.n•o Run .,.., every frlelldfy Do._,· mlrn typ. floo, Poulbly 1 Found-In 3018. Someun,. Special Wolfe · '111111 . - • • niclly . Qlltsbtdicl QlltCI. blact ....... , lutlold. bi'DWtl, contelnod ...._..... ...,..• • --LoOIInLongl-m Ait d.,... .' .,.., or ANd _ . _ . ltare. If found, piiiM c8Ja 114-111-338:1. 9 6/14/1 mo. POME'ROY, 0. 99i·2259 II£W USTIIIG ~ lldlll»url J:l. -. ·· ···· · ···· -- -~·············--~ c........,. FENCE & SUPPLY -GRAVEL HAULED Bonded & Insured 9:00 to 1:00 · FOR SALE (1) · lfOUS( Ill CII(SJ(R: . ACCENT Sizes fro• 6'16' Up Every Sundl' llipt ' E. Maltllioli ; white • bnoWn IIN9!ot with g••Y on con., . .-..-. .to o ~•mo of -whoot. o11 114-181· 4321. • Vicinity utn. Servlcea ·.• Tn.-.lp:•• of new tncomoTu.._.-. nwaltottodiN .of. _ -and · ca-t ofllcot odmtnletf• PIAN() TUNING Lowe•: ., . . .. tlon. luacn fut oen**1e p~iced teaul•r tuning•:. ' L. ulod morcltott diM IMoyo bo Mlf--t8tL ... -ountafi!Se_C_o. ... o..... R~fd Flaynolclo Chunoltota • • - • · werd"o Auctlonoo•. 30•·271Kotytooonl, 304-178·3124, ':. oSEhlc SYSIEE For The ladies In .. Loot tn Bum- Rd.. ••oo: . Middleport . Yofd lolo 4·10 mi. 11-1· lloclnoy lid. from lldwlllt. 1·10-11, IAM-IIPM. 'King olio llod - - · riding !own - · ctothkt1. dl-. otc. Rolnca-o. CHI•. '.'llud River.BaRd'' Futuri11 Ua3ny l - ' Ph011e 742-3171 • lw_, tlooltund wltfi ooihlto irgoctt on • - · 110 rewud. Coli 114·742· 2210. .Auction evory F~ . night ot tho Hlftfo<d CMimUnlty I - . 6118/1111(1. pol BAUM .LtJMBE.R· . . 7593 Biald •u. ' 36" Mower. CHESTER Baby Doll Wa~rau ' The . most powerful · pre111111 psollne in Tilt Bia Chalmers ..... 52595. ·. ' ·' · .8.HP Massey Ferguson ............'595 ; ~ ; toNTRACT . l~e Olstroct Deputy Ou·ector. The Otroctor rOHM!S tho right to reje<l any and oil bids. 985·3837 I rU " CHESTER-915-3307 "SUPER 94" lP HP Ford .... :.......................'995 Autom.atic, hydraulic lift, 42" mowe,r. snow ,blade. ,. FRG-0001111781 . SRG-000Rf1891 tin.,.- w... " 985-3813 RlbENOUR TV &APPLIANCE NOW AVAJI.AIItfl 10 HP Wheel Horse :........... .'. '1749 ·8 Speed, •36" i UNIT PRICE than t~ty thousand dollars. or a bMd tor <JI hit bid, payable to the 0 1rtc1or. Bidders must apply, on the proper forms. tor qualification at least ten days prior to the date set for opening btds · 1n accordance with Ch8mer 6525 Ohio Rev•sed COde. • Plans and spclficattons are on lite in the Oopattmenl of TranSporlation and the otf•ce of GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS 6 FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS .. USED TRACTORS 'I NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of ADUCIARY ·. eorm.s-~..eao~ Copy No. 114-7'4ll amoUnt equal to tw Pll' Oint of Nlllld. but in no eovent met"e otlUIT" *nLVAI!A otSPfED QUEEl IAUlDIY •GilSON I£FIIGUATOR . . . ,. '• Public Notice NonCE TO CONTRACTORS &TATE OF OHIO ·DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Colum!Juo. Ohio ~uno 22. 1984 Seal ed propos als w1H be receiVed at the off1ce of t~e Q1rector of the Ohio D epanment of Transportahon. Columbus. Oh10. unt1l 10:00 A.M .. Ohio StandarQ t 1me. Tuesday, July 24. 1984. for •mprovements 1n; ....._ Athens. Gallta. Hock1ng M ei gs. Monroe. Morgan. No: ble. Vmton and Washmgton Count 1es. Ohio, on vanous routes and sections. by plac•ng State furn1shed prismat•c retroreflectors. Pavement W •dth - var ies ... Project Length - 0 .00 feet or 0 .00 mrle. Work. Length - various feet 0t various mi les. The Ohio Oepanment of TransportatiOn hereby not1!1es that ;1 will .affirmatively insure ' that 1n any contract entered mto pursuant to th1s advertiSement minority . bus mess enterpris e~ w•ll be afforded full opportun•tv 10 SL!bm11 b1ds in response to this in~ttation and w ill not be d1Scnm1nated against on the grounds of race. color. or nat1onal origin 1n .consideratiOn for an award. "M 1n1mum wage rates for th1s project have been predeler rflin"ed as required by law and 8fe set forth in the b1d proposal" · · "'The nate set for complet1on of th1s work shall be set forth •n the bidd1ng proposaLH Eath bidder shall be required to f1te with h1s bid a certified cheek or casAter's check tor an G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES HEADQUAITEIS FOR ' Wo Have A Full flmo Shop Tochnld.., Oft Duty .JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Ohia WE AlE YOUR SALES AIID SE.IIYICE t J oo Public Notice 171 2. 9. 7tc I' U7- '"'''" ' Also Transmission. PH. 992·5682 ' 992-7121 ·v. C. YOUNG Ill 7 7J - Mo ..... O~•dll '"'"'""" AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR . IF•11 Eot!motnl • 112- Nowllt- l"''" JS&F -CONTRACTING Rt. 124.Potllf8f Ohio work ' . Loot from Krotiott''l pal'lttna ll ·l·tlc Roger· Hysell GARAGE -'Concr .. e wOrk - Plumbing •nd electrka! •eo whlto opot on - · •fwo•d. Colt tU-742· 2210,, lot - Cultp~ lldlt. ------Pomerav··· ··---- ltlttont . to ..W..Way. cCIIII · FNZIIN 'loltOm, 114· 2·1-1104. . WYo. 21012 .- ·DilliN Wol• corne . . Don Fteller· Opefotor. 304-7111-2171. Loot from parlltna r------'---'-'tllotbrawn cltl-.d wltfi ROUSH CONSTRUCTION. Frazieu aouom Flee 1 ••.. 11rllet. Evory -oiHI. 1 , LOST: F e - 1 1 -.CIII. Leta July :lnl. Vlolnlty-71 ~ It, Call 441-1101. -. PH. 992-2549 or ' Jnco ..l'/~ln-of _.t " - · Coli 114-211- . Yond lolot T.-y, July 10. 1-11. 134 Flnt Ava., Gotlpa111 . •troller , chlldreft ' l . OIOihn, toya , & VIcinity .... ". ..........·.......................... 8 Lo81 1nd Found Po-or. o~. 45719 1Strtict AVIiillllt ···---aiiiiiSiolii"-----··· 4:30, 1414 TRUif.,LlfiiiQ 498 Gen. Hertincer PkwY. · Middleport, OH .. PA. (614) 843-54!5 614-423-5560 .looowwP:,.- IW~lV'I Wide Range of Ch&micell 6 Sup.pll.. EUGtNE LONG Call Collect . LoWtr lonthlr hr-' Ph. 88B-42a8 ' II lo Alt-. ~I ftS-4312 • frM Weter Andlfyala At Store or Pobl Site · Comptlto Gut!"' Wo,. DON'T BUY . 1 71 - ,. ,-..,, 4U- l..,n , ,. _ ...,... 11 ..... Public N otlce neme end eddlwa . . unithe unknown hoir,o. ()W- wou ~"'"·OhiO c . MAINTENANCE. SERVICE & INSTALLATIOII FOR ALL POOLS AIOVE & IN-GROUIID Vinyl & Aluminum to iotro4IOCJ""' to lloi PERSONALIZED POOLS u""'""""'•• ,... noo • ••w..,...... ,. ...·'"'"41•'-"'"" _, l><l.ly......,;.., 4-d·"' ,..,., . H l)ll Phon•------------------- Presenting gUts were Pauline Mayer, Marie Hauck, Ermasmtth, Allee Globokar, Edna Slusher, Judy Jewell, Beth Mayer, Don and Linda Mayer, Ruth' Francis, mother of the prospective brfde. groom, Tootsle Edwards, molherof the bride-elect, Mary Stewart, Gay Perrin, Maye ·Mora, Carrie Kennedy, Norma Jewell, Elsie A bridal shower was held re- HIDes; Lilcrella Smith, Mildred cently at the Trinity Church Arnold, Norma Curtis, Debbie honoring Gall Edwards and George Schmoll, Mary HarrlS, Eleanor and Frailcis, whose .wedding will be Ralph Werry, Wilma Terrell, Marty Struble. July~Tara Erwin, Mary and AMison Seaman, Evelyn and Charles Games were played with prizes Strauss, Dorothy Reibel, Ella and going to Mary Hams, M.s. Edwards Dale Smith, Helen Neutzlilll, Paul and Beth Mayer. and Allee Neue, Elza and Evelyn Theg!fttablewasaccentedwitha · G!lmore, Annie Knight, Elizabeth purple and white Umbrella and Flck and Donna"and Lesley Can-. . · 11~1 It'd r.....-A-Ctr. 1ttt ..... . , to drhtt tbt woltlclo of ,.., sSlt~~ td. 1-IJ·ttc u,. .. Bi·idal showers ______.,;____ 1\)lgela Triplett, brtde-elect of Da1111y Morris, was honored recently at the Bradford Church of ~t with a brtdal shower hosted by,- Carol Anderson and Nancy Morris. · -4 wedding bell motH was used in the decorations which carried out a blue and white color scheme. G<j~ were played With prizes by Barbara Triplett, Made!!ne P~lnter and BeckY Amberger. Gerrl Lightfoot won the door prize. )filesaert course was served with cr~lrers. nuts and beverages. . Afttmdlng were Suzie Lightfoot, Diane . Bing, .Cheri W!!!!amson ' SYINI!I Blake, Linda Broderick, Fern MOJT!s, Mary Showalter, ~Games, Brenda Janey, Fran~ ~. Betty Triplett, PhyiUs Monts. Jessica Janey and Matthew . 992-~188 Middleport~ Ohio ·SUPERIORSIDING CO. VEHICLE . ~omlfoy, krlcMn: ~--=---------, ,...., .. c • . wv 311'- Chnlwe U!> 1011-~o Natn•--------------------- church. Cake, punch and nuts were served. · · · BRAUN B. .A$SOC:IA TES LEAS£ YOUR NEW . - AddoM and NfYiodei•D - Roofing and eun• wofk A•N C.,•J04 Ut-'a.ll!l~ o ........ ,"".""' ·Curb Inflation · Pay Cash for Claulfleds and ... ··· Savell I hoStesses were women 413. To !IMd ' haoM, 1 ,..... • I ~eno, liner lrolnod. C.o l 441-72U of!or IIITEIESTED Ill A IIEW VEHICLE ' YOUNG'S M . . oC ou,.. 11-U- 14-·HoooiO.oln RICHARD ROBERT MA· TLACK, S S; the un--ifany.whole C.. 'No. 83-CV-3 • NOTICE BY PuBliCATION Cookie sale Rlghthouse, Wilma Pack, Judy Free, Barbara, Ruth and Sue Fry, Betty Weyersblller, BeckY Broderick, Betty Smith, Sharon Smith, Jay and V!ctQr Painter, Mildred Withee, Norma Russell, ~ora Cambron, Thelma Eb!!n, Jim and Jimmy Anderson, Rollll!e Eb!!n, and the Helping Hands Missionary Circle of !hi! Bradford ·Church of Chrtst. S&WTV AIID APPLIANCE PAT HILL FORD - SEPTIC SYSIEIS tAaGE o• SMAll JOiJS PH . 992-2478 612011 mo. pd 7/911 1110. -'l • NNt•<M•I~ l , . - W.nuo - · ond/or oooignl of Mary Ma1loc:k. doc. Drilndonts. o.t.. c,.,..... .... c .... • • ~ ,.,_,,"'o;" unluWJMi t)llln, . . . . . . lega·teel, edl••liibalwa, execu- Virginia Pulp .... p Company. 0111., . ,_ .........,., VI. - U ·II'MI.4WCI ,.........,_, ..... ..., ,Jl.c-..., .,..... .........rqu..,_, n ..,.,..,,.,,'" Jamesw. s.Pieintill, ,,72-t•••""'loil• ................ _....,_ . IM- O..,onOiOI TOe MARY MATLACK, doceoood; the unlmown - · if ony, wh- nome and ...._ .,. unmown: the Happenings T:fiplett • -GAS LINES "FitH ISTIMATIS'' ' ' Cl!mljiPd P lllft'~ t'lll 'l 'r lh r ]l!//1iu·i11p /o •lr•l)hruw <•.f i·hn<I~W ·• ,•. l•"'"''"" J*- 1110 0•- Public Notice Public Notice : Ll N.C : Blood pressure clinic Tuesday -SEWER PHONE 992-2156 · 71.,11,_ ....... 12-CI, TYIIII-Iqol,_., 17-M-IIIIIo.,._Mo , . ,~ . . - LO-BOYS - TitllcHEI -'WATER CARPENTER SERVICE ATHENS - For the first t!ine, the works of nationally-known WEDNESDAY C '!:/•" painter W!!!!am Koi11ander and his PIIESE/IITID ar · ' son, John Kortlander, will be MIDDLEPORT - The MidMtip Co. 1 H - ~ exhibited together in a show· that _, dleport AmaU,.r Gardeners Will & leip CO. tllllth Dept opens at the Dairy Barn sOuthf!astmeet Wednesday evening at the ern Ohio Cuitural 'tlrts Center July · At Rutland Civic Center . home of Mrs. Davld Cumings. THURSDAY, JULY 12th r'jch~~~,:c; ~~~e complaont ., I4 to 29. ·" Mrs. Pat Holter will have a '·POMEROY- The Belles and 3 P.M.-6 P.M. · a part•t•on and quiet title act1on The exhibit of the senior Kor· workshop on Dower arranging Or. C•rof Oebome concern•ng oil and gas underly~aus Western Square Danc:e tlander' s work will span ~years of and members are to take a RABIES •3.00 ong !he followonq descrobed real .ffiub wl!! start lessons Monday the artist'~ career, ranging from container and Dowers. Mrs. ~. estate· 01 1 at cthe Royal Oak Recreation .... nnocMiations Anillblt S1tuate m l ebanon Town earller figurative paintings to his Edgar Pratt Will be the co~~ IIIUSt bt leashed. Cats shop. M eogs County. Ohoo. on ·Building with hours to run from 7 most recent landscapes. hostess. n . mtrs. Sect1on 36 . Town 2. Aan9e 11. 'iOlOp.m . Instructor Will be Dale The artist has been a professor of Eddy of Marietta. Anyone wishart at Ohio University in Athens liJ8further b)format!on may call since 1961. His works are repres~-2500, .!lr.!· or 992-7477. ented in pr!vatecollect!ons through"·· ' ....:::~ ' ' out Europe and Japan and have . EAST MEIGS- The-Eastern · appeared In numerous group and A\)hlet!c Boosters will meet in onttman shows throughout · the -special session at 7 p.m. United Stl!tes. Kortlander's paiiltMl>nday at the high school. POMEROY - Tins of cookies ings appear In well over 35 public Plans will be made for taking are be!np sold by the Trinity and COI')JOrate collections including part in the annual county fair. Church Memorial Committee. those of Ar'nerlcan Telegraph and ". The CQ91des, which come in nine Telephon~ Co., New York City; t• •• POMEROY- Disabled different packages of tins, can be AVCO C¢rporauon, Washington, • Wri11! !IDilf" _ , ld oniii by mall wltll 1ti1s . <DIIflllll. cancel ,..... ed 11y p11ane ....., yau uet purchased by contacting the D.<;J.; theJ Mead Corporation, American Veterans will meet at , resullS. Mane, lllilm...-le. church at 992-3172 Wednesday Atlanta, Ga.; the Chubu Institute, ;!he chapter home on Butternut between 9:00 a.m . and I p.m. Japan, _ and the Ohio Company, .Avenue on Monday at 6:30p.m. '. Persons can st<ip in during tl!osll•· , CIJ!l\lllllus. It! the midwest area hours also. ' · : ·· ~ Kortlander palntmgs are TIJESDAY · located at the Columbus Museum of Adclre--._ _....;;._ _ _ __ I Art and the Huntington Galleries, HARRISONVILLE - HarriWest VIrginia. His paintings are sonville Chapter 255, Order of represented by the Haberll'heo:the Eastern Star, will meet dore Gallery, New Yotk. Tuesday at 7: :JJ p.m. at the The Kortlanders are two of five ~Temple. HARRISONVIlLE - Harrigenerations of Kortlander painters. sonville Senior Citizens will hold i'" In addition to the works Of father 1 ··•POMEROY - Juniors of · their blood pressuf\! cUnlc from and son, paintings by three earlier Di'ew Webster Post 39, Ameri10 a.m. to noon 1Uesday at the generations of Kortlanders dating .can I..eglon will meet at I p.m. senior c!Uzens building. Fernback to the 1870s Will be on display. •TIIesday at ··the home of Mrs. dora Story, R.N., Will be in Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to ~ ·, g!i3rrY Davts. · charge. p.m. daUy with extended hours to 7 •• ·p.m. on ThursdayS. Admission Is free. ·' ml -BACKHOES -OUIP IIUCKS Commtrciill, Rllldlntisl I Industrial · All Worll GusrsntNd UlewtSt, '-toy, OIMef57lt ~ -··•c-...... . .. I·H••••• Father, son · to display art at Da_iry Barn RADIATOR SERVIa We can repair 1nd recore radiators 1nd huter cor11•.. We un also 1cid boil1nd rod out redlators. We 1lso repair Gas Tanks. · EXCAVATING GREENLEAF TERMITE . · - oozns · & PEST CONTROL Racine. OH. PH. 949-2320 . . "'Writ• Ditily S..tiMI ctmlfit4 Dt,t. I ·Conlal,.,..,..l..... lft--fl ) .... - . . , I.... I R - - t l .' The Meigs County Emergency Twenty-four students were certlStudents were presented certlfl- · Medical Services, in cooperation fled after taking the advanced cates. Advanced emergency medlwith Veterans Memorial Hospital, tra!ning program. Instructors were cal tehnlc!an pins and gilts were honored Its first advanced emerBeth Dawson, Cathy Baidwln and glven to the instructors. A special ., gency medical techn!clan Tina Nelgler, nurses at VMH, and • plaque was. presented to Scott ambulance tralnlng class with a medical director was Dr. Davld B. • .!-ucas. administrator at VMH, for d!Jiner at the Meigs Inn Friday. Price, emergency room director at the employees there in appreciation Funding for the advanced train- VMH. Also working with the special · of theil'. ~XJQperatlcin and ass!s!ance. ink prpgram came from monies classes were Donald L. StiVers and Specll!l!iu~atthed!nnerwereDr. · generated by emergency medical GaryL.Eil!s,Middleport.advanced James Witherell, chief of sl;lff at se!Vices levied. The program was emergency technicians, and Rick VMH, Richard Joiies, David Koaq:;);ed!ted by the Ohio Board of Ailen, legal advisor for hospitals and b!entz and Manning Rou&b, county Regents. EMS systems. comrn!ss!oners and Lucas. •· · MONDAY The Daily .Sentinel Hospital, who sen-ed as medical director few lheclass and Scott Lucas, admJnlairator at VMH. .6-dv'anced EMS ttaining class dinner honors participants ·•' ----- ~--~ PULLINS South. .ttorn Ohio .1' I SPECIALAWARIJS- BobByer, left, admlnlstra· tAlr of the Melp County Emergency Medical Services, !'low s...,t ng : Laurel Cliff happenings Stahl. ' <j • ' ' �• I Page -8 -The llnilv Sentinel 31 Ohio Home• for Sale 51 Household 00od1 •• KIT 'N' CAlLYU <llllr LMrJ Wrllfll 54 Misc. MarchsndiH Knouff Flraw~ l'lod.pr-lcao thru July 31et. Hove your own · uuonecl wood thla wlntor. 814-2118-11241. for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· . lTV MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 3&. PHONE 514-448· 7274. 1976 Boyview 14 X 70, Refrlg, otovo, CA. WB, good cond. Call614-448-1508 1978 oil electric mobile hom•. 'h acre lot with 36x315 block building. 'h ocro lot with soptic tonk a. rural w~tor. Call botwoon 7 ll SPM , 448·0181 . 1979 Liberty Caravan 14x70, 3 bdr.• fro~! kitchen, living -room w~h woodburnlng fireplace, both with garden tub. nice IP· diniog, pliances many feature a. . 1972 Belmont 1 2•80, kit· chen. Uvlng, 2 bdr .. 1 both no turnence or appliance•. Cell 448·0902 8 :00AM to 4:00PM . t971 Schultz mobile homo 1 2x66, 2 bdr.. gaa heat, 15,600 . Coli 814· 246· 9249. 1~78 NIJhuo ·3 bodroomo, bath , and Y.a, large: wooden utility ', bld.g., underpinning, air cOnditioner, drape1, ran(l.1.' tlifrlgeretor.• inC'. Aasumable. loan with down payment, excellent condi· tion. CoU 814-387-0891 . Muot , ~II 1 983 <;layton 12x80, 2 bdr.. oxc. cond. Fronth" CIIY Brokoroge Sor· victi.' .citl ·- ..e-9340. 19n mobile home 1 bdr. ; -~ 2 · beth. · good . finap~lng ovailoblo. U.600. Call8),o!-266·1166. t2JC,IIii ~ . bdr. trailer with front ·S. ' tiack porctiet, small workshop . 28'h acres clearod"•lond, undavolopod sprlnsv I\IJII water. St. Rt. 564.•.cau 614-367-7243 aft•~ ·"· 1. •• 3 real nice mobile home. 2 becfl6on'i''" 'urnlohed. LOW P R-I•C'E'D - COMPARE THESE[ .~ALUES• BEFORE VOU B.,¥. 12xli21l 12x44 sizes . . BR,OWN'S TRAILER PARK. Mlrlersvillo.• Ohio. Callll14-!192-3324. . ' Mobile Home '&. garage. on 10.2 acre• groul,ld .in Chea· tar. Ownor mov h&lp with llnanclng. Call 61 4 -985· 4174. . 1981 Hollypark, 14x70, exc. cond.. t2x8 deck. undarpenning and large room air cond. included. 304· 895-3896 or 895· 3600. Sale ot Rent ., ~1 979 ShBn· non 1 4x70 oll-iloctric, 3 bodroomo, 1 2x28 flmlly room built-on,_ -wood-coal . burner, partly · furnished , utility building, acre lond, Jerry'• Run Rood. Apple Grove, WV. 304-675-2366,. 1982 Clayton, 14•70; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, dishwasher, ttereo. caHing fan, fireplace, microwave, cenual air, conc:rate step• and underpenning . $16 . 600. firm . 304· 773· 6660. 1964, 10xll0 Moignolo s1 ,900.00. Phone 304· 895-3415 . 33 Farms for Sale Farm on Creaton Road off Rt. B7, Muon County. 1S3 acrat, 30 acres pasture. 31 acres maa"dows. Reu timber. All newly fenced. All mineral righta included . 1981 , 14x70Skyllnomoblle home. 38x80 . machinery thad. Machinery. e~~ttle, etc. 304-B9&-30110. 36 Lots lit Acreage Lot for iale in Mercet"Ville. Coli 614-2118· 8111S . Approx . 5 1h acre, levelland. with frontage on 2 roadt. &KC . for building or mini farm , all utilities near by. on old Rt. 1 60 near Ponor, $9,000. Call · 814· 388· 8801 . 160 foot Iota. one acre or mora, neer Recine, TP WI• tar. •3000 ond up. Coli 614-992-3921 . 133 ocro1. mostly timber, aaclude.d. 2 mile• , from Rout• 35. olx mileo from ~ Henct.reon on good gravel roed. borders Cornttelk Stetl Park. indud11 two walla end treiler hookup, eN mineral rtghtl included. U7.000 .00 614-448· 0208. 200 acres. for more in tor~ . malton call 304· 773-5740. Approx. 2 ..;.. on Rt. 2, B mlao north of Point PIHnnt. &10ft. rvad frontage. public wotor and - r i c ovolloblo, 304·1175-1248. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Solo. choir, rocker, ottomen. 3 toblu. (oxll'll haovv by Frontl•l. 1881. Solo. Solooondcholropr-lcodfrom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~choir and lov-1, 12711. 1285. to tat&. Tobllo. t4& ~ 44 41 Houses for Rant Apartment f R - --...,-------1 _ _ _ _o_r__e_,n_t_ __c "3 bdr. houoe daluxo, control oir, pool etc. Coll676·6104 o_r_8_7_6_·&_3·:._B_6_.~-..!....--I Latge home. large yard. 8360 mo., 8200 dapooM. Call .448-7157. ' JACKS 0 N EsTATEs APARTMENTS .(Equal Houolng Opponunltyl hOI one and two bflldiooma. rent Jtarting at e 1 57 fot• Qftl bedroom ond 8193 par month for two bedroom, with t200 depoolt locotad naer Fooclend and Spring Valley Plaza, pool ond TV ant. Coli 448-274& or leovo mauaga. Houae for rent In Mercerville oroo. Call446-31 69 days, or 2118· 1 11&2 •••. • 3 b.dr. unfum. garag . e ept: . 82110 plua ' deposit. CoN 44a-3788. Furniohod opt. 919 2nd., Golllpolio. •175. ll,llan only. Call448·4418 otter 7PM. and up to f1211. Hide· • · bods,8440. ond up to •&211 •. Rocllnaro, 117&. to S3711 .. Lompo from. UB. to t?ll .ll pc. dinattu from 198 .• to 4311. 7 pc. nas end up. Wood table with aix choiro •425 to 1745. ONk e1 10 up to U2&. Hutchoo, •11110. end up, mapll or pine finioh : Bunk bad compllto with mottroooao, S250. and up to U9&. Boby bods. •1 fO. Manro1101 or box springe. full or twin, *68 .. firm. 18B. ond 178. Quaon Hll, f1911. 4 dr. cholls, •42. 5 dr. cheoto. t54. Bod fro..,.•. 120.ond S25 .. 10 gun • Gun cabinets. e360. Goo or oloctrlc r1nga1 S3711. Boby mattre-o. a. 83&, bod !romeo 120. •211. a. S30. king fromO 160. Good teilection of bedroom autte1. cedar che1i1 . rockar1 , metal cabinets. ewivel rockers. •25 focn on your ~oun!Ution80x10D-t4.28 par oquora ~~~~o-c::;;.;;~~n::t..~~~ 800·B28·1209. ./Jtllll. 66 Building Suppli81 Now Open for · businita. Mountoln State Block, Rt. 33. NIW Hovan. Complota matonry auppUn, 4" . 8 ... 1 2" block . Delivery oorvlco. • pt.one doy 304·882· 2222, evening 882·3239". Pail for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boording oil lnodo. Hooted indoor~outdoor facllitiea . AKC Dobarmon puppiu: Stud Sotvlca. Call814-448· n911 . 1 I JfH I dtlilll 72 Tr~cks for Sale 1971 GMC 8top Von, trade or aoU. Coll814· 448-4337. 71, Autos for $ale TOP CASH pold for late modlll uood caro . Smith !lulck· Pontloc, 1911 .Eoot· ern Ave., Golllpollo.' Coli 1114-441-2282. 1978 Suburban Chevrolet. l4 ton. Col 441-0831. 1173 Ford ono ~on with 12ft, Mldw- bad, 304· &78-2117ll. . ..,. MONDAY '· EVENINQ •' · . ;: .. I .-t. CAPTAIN EAsY .PAINTING· Interior end ox· terlor, "plumbing, roofing, IOIIMI remodeling. 20 yro, oxp. Coli 8-1 4-388· 8812, ,• •·• "It • 8 Homolmprovamantl 1 ... vinyl oldlng, roofing. rqom !'; oddHion, otorm wl!lc!Owo. • otona. Coli 814·317· 0401 I .l'M TIII.~INI . 'I'OU, WI Wll.l. liOr HI- l»t'!6 llt'~L I< ILL !OPIPIIR, NO PIWTHI!~I ~TT811. WHAT. vU,T I!!IIT ~lo!OTHI!R KID TO IUPLACII &PIPSR. W! ' L~ f: ~ ~~· ge:r~ E~E~l L ~T:~~ ·~: 1cotohguord·wator oxtr••' ·• ;: don. ~aod<!rlaoro. FREE oil I· ,, m1t11. Ru•on•bl• ..-aaa. ·1' Gano SmHh. 992·11301. , '~:: IliON'S Tollviolon Sorvloo. SpaciiUzlng In Z111ltll ond ·· ' Motorola , Quez1r. end ~;· houoo coli•. Coli 304·11711· J 2318 or 114-448-24114. . :· BORN LOSER ·DIDN'T 'OJ 1<E?AD -m6 Sl~, I.ADVT ~1$ ~.:..w,t..<; · • • • •' Forty Tree Trimming. otump removal. Coli 304- 8711· 1331 . ! SO.:t'M ONL'I' ~~)----':"'""11 ~eWA'V. 15 A. . ., • '-.. iI VEl'! IT PAO!rLY NEVI!R OCCUI!RED 10 -BOZOS 'THI',T WE USED 'EM 10' <aliT- 0\JT"OF HI'RI£ LAST TlME! ' GASOLI!IlE ALLEY '• ' ~;~~~~~~~:! WINNIE .•· ., i be•• , ~ ~~~&\;~~::~I : ~~:::~·~;;;;ii;;i1i~· ;;;;;l"ion. -;:;::::::;;:::=::;::====-· .' : .. IF 'lOUR ROOF LEAKS SO BAD, UP THAR·.,AN' PATCH IT? -· I1 ""'* •m,........,.. ••t:=;t• .........,.,. m.·. . . 71~':;.:1~~ u.a. c........ ,,, ,..., ---:--------• •" ,,··t••' .. ~J~ \ "'i. ·f.- I . '• I \ " .,. ' Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ·-. . ... ' ' .. .• .I ... ~. NOIITB tllll m«t bu beeD 1111 . 11tto for' : dramatic IW-ttudded bridle C11111J1 ' '·' ,.- tltlon. •Qu tuu actlon=oollour..,.... ,..,...,, cut ol c:11ar.. ·· .AitQt WDT DIT .AU .Q17U •Itt • tJIOI •Juu ., acten wu •1n1 800TII .JI04 .AitJ71 tAitQ5 t Vubllnllle: Neltller Will Nortll ·" - . :Mo P• tf P• . . . • IIIII 111ar1t · •. ~ Erie lilurriJ .... ~ ... a .... plOD of direct blddJaC lnlea 1111 ~ : ~ ner Jum..-ralled llearta, lie lelt iilllm wu lbere If Norlll llld a .... coatrol. He made a I'Wf llalpllllid: live llearll! WileD JODIDd ,_. piN • ner bave bid tbree ltlltl, a ,11t11p to ~· · live of'llll IJNIId-upaD majaullt ilil' ··, one ~lc m:SDIIII R IIIII ...,_.. ; to bid lis If Ill caD lllop 1111 11J11 C ( , •• from taklal two trleb bt 1M llillld" " llllt. Nortb ·CU'l'led Cit to 1U 11earta, · • IDd It wu IIOW' time far Om8r lllarlf .. to prvve lie c:vuJd Iter fllliD 1111. : •••:r .... P• POll P• .wa aao, IDd ••u U7 . Deller: 8ouUI c:;;;:s' · Today'• deal featu!W l0111·tlme stellar Jlllir,lllmm:r x..::;. Ia, Nortb, IDd Erie Mtlmf, llcMA • Tbe .J[J world oi!Um. · -. , · Sbarlf lmew tile -n1n1ol ..._.,, ..- • five-heart bid, IDd lie wu ...... at ·. 1111 lpllle ace. Norllt WOt1ld DOt ~ve· - ~ accepted 1111 ..... btYitllticll wiiK..' • I apacle CODtrol. llaJIIe It 1111 , Opetd!llleediiM u.:· '. A brilliant leading man p8l'ded kiDI- Wltllotil llellllllllt two ollpldelwu led. Wba eu ...,_<~ Sototla for playla& low tram cl=mJT · • After aU, It ·11 llardlJ IIIICIIIIIIX til ·' .. . _J_,. . slat·: ' INd away from aa ace aplfllll a eoatnet. WileD tile ..... ... 1M .. appll- from 1111 alidli ue bt 1M· ·. For acill!mfllt IDd pqJt"' 01 tile vlewlal room told lllarlf •Ill llld, .. llqe. .. · IDiertlatllul ~circuit, try Deau· fOund atardom 'l'ille, Fruee, iD July. For DilDY yean IIJo.waJIIJ..-,. on enotw "• ' .,,. , ' ."' .... ' .. . '" . ·~ .. .. ,. ' ... .' . ... . " .... .. DAILY CRYPI'()QUOTES -Here'l bow toworll.ll: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Violoncello Viol in/ - cellomoker David Wiebe shows how ha makes the violin and the cello 11 hii worklhop in David City, NE. ~80 min .) e0c1c1Couplo 11: 1& (J) lnalda Booaball 'A prov· low of tho 1984 Ali-Ster . .. ' ~ . One leiter st.ndB for another. In IIlii sample A il used for.the three L's, X for lhe two 0'•• etc. Single lett.en, .. or apost1 jlhes, the length IIIII formatiCJ!I the words are au hints. !!lath day the code letters an: different. · li'?ii (}) Tofllght'Nationol Show Cil MOVIE: G"D ZBW G LWXU LXDS NGTS X usxv LWGyV G NGWM ZSXUVJ JSXUL XKR DBRGS KBW LWXUWSQ ...' . WMS BPW WNSZWJ · SGKMW NGVV ~ .,,.. CRyPl'OQVO'I'ES . Lampoon'• Anlmel Houae' ill - of Orouoho Cll WKRP In Clnolftned · • (J) Magnum P.l. A rich and borod lody hirtl Magnum to participate in a dram• in which hetriOI to resolve o compUceted can. (R) (80 min.) (f) Utanight A.-101 liJ All In till Family • ID "'"point . .. ... ern 11:30 PEANUTS . . N.- • e. ''. ...... 10:00 Cil MOVIE: ' BIIr (]) MOVIE: 'Canlllnnlar Pa" 8 (IJ VIOioncollo Violin/ cellomaker David Wiebe shows how he malc:al the violiri and the cello at his work1hop in Dlvid City. NE . 180 min.) N_a,h • lndopaudant NIWtl 10:30 IIJ Shirley & Pet 8oona (J) NFL'o Grutoat Moo mants On tho Line Tonight"s , program lookl at the calcu~ l1ted risks the auto indus· try is taking to compete in a world market. Love "American Style 1 1:00 • CIJ (IJ • (I) Ill • (I2) N.Cil MOlliE: 'Tha - y ' IIJ Another Ufl ' ID SportiCanltlr CD Nawo/Sporti/Woother (IJ Not tho Nina O'Cioak e '""""·c.. · l .., ern . 1o,. - h :Ms ...,._. - , , . . . . . .,, olo ern LUKEV, WHV OOIItT 'tOJ CRAWL :r " e·tt. --.. =aJ= ----·- ,............ ."............ . . _.. .,...'-""'flftCII*IMI ........ '·-..-.=:~--.-.... ,~ ...r BARNEY . ' e _j :~~~p~.m~.~~~~ THAT Nll11181 hera: MaoNeii/Lahror ·1 ~ -,. IVEELAC I (J I 0 I\IIWIIhDUr One DIY It I Ti,. (]) (}) TVo 81-rs Practiell Jokes "Dick Clark and Ed McMohon hoot thlo look ot scenea never lntendtd for viewing by a publ ic audianco. (80 min .) (I) Caflln on Campuo Thia Grammy Award-winning comedian performo 11 Wodowonh Theatre at UCLA. (J) MOVIE: 'The flood Worrlor' I]) Cl- Kid (J) 3rd Annual Creckar Jock Old Tl,_ Buaboll Claaalc from Woahlngtan, DC · (]) MOVIE: 'The llrldgao at TokHII' (]) MOVIE: 'Blue Thunder' • (J) Ill loaroorow •nd · Mro. King When Raul tai!l to deliver a top-lecret repon to Billy Melrooa'o off. ice, his , dillppearance triggers oft an inveatiga· tlon into hia wherelbouta. (R) (BO min.) . Cll (j]) Evening at P ·sareh Vaughan end Wynton Marulis.' Trumpet vir· tuo1o Wynton M1rtella team a up with jazz vocalist Saroh Vaughan for en IV· en ing of aoulful music· meking with the Boston Pi>po OrchOitrl . (80 min.) • MOVIE: 'BMorenf 9:00 • (]) a:J MOVIE: 'ExMUtlonor'a Song' Pan 2 (J) MOVIE: ' 10 to Mid!>'uhf 1 I]) 700 Club (IJ MOVIE: '.Jaaaa Dwana Story' Pa" 2 D (I) liJ 1884 Mila ·· Unlveroe P.eaant Bob B•r· ker il the mester of cere-; monies end Joan Van Ark ia the ho11a11 as they present this year'• Mill Univ· erse Pageant from Jeme1 L. Knight lntemationll Center. Miami; FL. (2 hrS.) (I) (fi) Great Plfforma'8uddanbrookl.' Pen IV. Tom falls in love with a viol· inist and Chrlstien ·and Tom agree that Chriltian will take his inheritance end set up a bulinau of hil own . (80 min.) [Ciooed Coptionod) • (iJ Entertainment Tonight 9:30 Cil Album Flloh: Elton John ID MOVIE: 'Concrete f '" -.:-::- IN&I&TEI7 HE~ PAIIITNE!f PO. • -• } WHAi THE 5ALL.e~lt-JA ' B:OO • wr n I·RODIAT± I I K: X) Ill Wlieal Of FortlliMI I I• • ;, ... .' I I ·I ~me: I ::--:----- N-• liJ " lllJ • VARIN (]) All In tho Family (]) • (I) Family Feud (}) Love Collnaotion Cll Dr. Who ~ ., ' , ,~• , ·tJ: .. 8:00 • (]) (I) • CIJ liJ • (Di Newt (J) MOVIE: 'Klondike . Fovar' ()) N- TIUIUrl Hunt (J) 4ndy Griffith (}) N....a/8porta/Woathlf (I) . MICNaii/Lohror Newahour lllJ PI>WOf'houoa; •at.rT'*' 8:30 . • (]) (I) NBC Naw1 I]) l'llfloman ·.. ' (J) Meldo SportsLook (J) C.rol Bumatt (J) • ID ABC Nawa • (I)@ CBS NIWI [I) CDIDraouncll . 7:00 • (]) PM M...zlne (I) Here Como the lrldaa (J) Spor:taCanlllr (]) ..nfonl and Bon (J) EnMrtsln,.nt .Tonlght . (}) Wheel of Fortune • (I)~ of Fortune Cll Nlghdy lulinau llepo" ' N-ly remodelod 2 bdr., Und Furniture .. Cholro, ." 1,:· IICiuippod ·kitchen, control dryara. end TV~ a. 3 milea out ., 2 bedroom homo. 304·875· air, $260 . 821 'h Second Bullville Rd. Open 9orn to ·' 3172. Avo.. Golllpollo. Coli 448· 8pm. Mon. thru Fri .. 9am to . ~;;. Judy Taylor Grooming. Coli &pm. Sot. 2168 . ' ' I 1114-387-7220. 42 Mobile Homes. 814-448-0322 1973 Super Bug, good 1978 Dodge maxi van. PS , BASEMENT WATER - ·;:~ for Rant 4 roomo • both. unfurnished Briorpotch Konnalo Profao· condition, 1780. Coli 441· PB, aw, cruloa. auto. •-•· PfiiOOI'ING . Unconditional 1! pot.. utllltiea pold, oduho -ml-.11-. much,_., IHedme gUarantM. Locel Al· lnad grooming. 11108. lionol 3 Sealy quolza box only, no palo. Col 446· ·n.3oo. c.. 44e-4n4 be· rolerancoo fumlohod. F1 1 in orglnel peckage, Indoor-outdoor -rding fo· springe 3437 or 4411·311 1. 19811 Buick Wildolt A·1 foro 2PM . ' . 2 bdr. unfumiahld. 111-m. Call collect 1· · • · unualld, $60 eech. Cell cilitiao. Pick up end delivery ·cond. Coil 4411-13811. nice, 2 mi. out on Rt. ----~---,_- 1 1114. 237-0488,9 o.m. to 5 ; oervlco. Engllllh Cocker Spo. Unfurnished 2 bdr. In Crown 514·2411, 9398. 8200 mo., adults only. p.m . Rogers Baaement ~~ t Collll14·388· niol puppleo. CitY. Coli 61 4 ' 258-6620 .. . 448-2300. • . 19711 Chevy 'h ton ...Ckup 77JHpWagoneerp.l., 'p.b .. w1 terproo.fln;. , '~"l, 1 ,' 1 Washer. good Whlrlpooi 9790. 4-wi\MI drive. •11100. Call ,. ___:_ _..:__ _ _ _ R , , truck with toppor. Cill ave. 2 bdr. with wall to wall .2 bdr. opt. newly docoratod, wringer; first come.. first 814· 742·2281 · Remodeling, llldlng, lntorlor • ' J Dragonwynd Colt"'Y Ken· 4411-0711. carpet, AC. in Galipolla. Call ' t60 to $200 par mo. utlltleo ""'"· Coli 814-9811· 3587. ' and ext•ior. textuNd coat· ' · _! nolo. AKC Chow puppiu. pan. pold. Call675· 6104 or 448-1409 5-BPM. 1971 Plymontll TraiiDuotai-, lng, oimulltad brick and · " i l,.;ing ClotiMI line poots, Sian•• llittena. new Iitten 676-63B8 . • 11t1 or frame• ell types. CFA Himelay1n end Persian 1979 Cougar XL7 loodad, 380 onglna, AC. Pl. PB, 4 otucco, ,thermo roplocamant . , 2 bdr. 2 mila below Eureka. 1011 than 110.000 mllao. IIJD. Col 814-992· 3792. wtndowo. 304·8711-11180. -" 8180 mo. plus doposil, · 4 roomo ll both. fumlohod. Picnic table• oil olzoo. Frao k•ttens. Coft 81 4-448-3B44 fii.OOO . Call e14-2118· ,· 1 304-876·3877. oftor e. delivery. pots. Co11814· 643-21144 clean, no pats. odulto only. 1238-ottar &PM . 1.980 Ford Bronco, vary lulldlng·Romodallng, con· ' , :: 814-843-2918 . depoolt • reference re- Frigidaire 2 dOOr coppartone · SiemeH' cat, 8 mol. · old, cl11n and good she~' e, crota, drywall. olactilosl. ~"· --,...---~-~- 1 qulred. Coll814-448-1619. 1 982 Chevrolet Cavollor, ""cod to oall · 304• 8 ~• ,.. • roofing, flooring, framing, "' ..- • . "frigarotor, 17 cu. ft., ox· docl-od end neutered. Colt 2bdr. 'trailer $1711 pluo dep· PS, PB, AC. Callll14·2411· 28~3 "ofto< II pm. · · ·kltc~on·bothroom instollo· '· ~~· condition. UIO.OO. 448-8042. collont Nicolyfurnioho mobile home ooit. Coli 814-3BB-9861. 5392. - ' - - - - - - - - - lion, door-window fromlng . . ,, .,.. ..... in city, CA. 1 or 2 eduha Phone 304-876-3133. 10 ·lop, 8 cyl., 3 . 1978..304-a711-2<140. -. 2 AKC Silver fomolo Poo2 bdr. tully fumlohod, only; no peto. Coli ,.48· · 1p8811, ctoan," good ........ , 1.97B VW Rabbit Kenmore elec atove 30in, puppin . · 304-882· dle•. cond.. oduho only. Call 033B. aunroof, good tlr01, grwt 32,500 mlloo, new tlrao, lulldlng, ramodollna, vinyl ~ ."$' while. Uko now UOO. GE 3872. 4411-4110. mileage. u .ooo·.oo. (111 41 304-8711-3863. '.• ond alumn oldlng. FrH -1- , . refrigarator·freezer, white. ~ room upttein apt .• aduha. , '(.; cuft. bottom freezer. Cell 24~1101a. !;;::;;~====~==~ motu. ~4-8711.3981. I 2 bdr. mobile home private 1 room fumiahed efficiency Musical · after II PM fo304·876 · 67· lot, 2V. m.. out Rt. 688. apt, odulto. Call 448-1232. 3026. 1887 Mueteng 289, 3 sp.; 74 Motorcycles Metal buildings built to your \Z.,.:., .lnstr!JI'(IflntJ ( $176 mo .. .aocurhy dop. ll :Ow axhouot, fairly new , . . ., . Go..... otor- :;:;;:,. • " ·r ref. Call 446-4807 or 445· This 2 bedrbom apt. haa new roo. Nnl good. Body good. wtntiOuM, firm, ICC. F • 2602. cerpating ll froth point, 1-::-,-,=-~::---:--.....,.­ 4411 4482 ' · ' . 1981 ~' CM 400E low Eotlmotoo. 304-11711-3981 , ' locoted 1 mile from Sliver 54 Misc. Merchandise For Solo: Sot Royce Drumo, ., 2 mountod toml", 2 floor 1978 Chavv ·Coprlco Claa· mloaga, Uko n -. Coli 448. Smell orie · bdr. trailer in Bridge Piau. t19& pluo 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ toms, ·•-· 2 d r, oc. po. v •B - 1no, 18811. Konougo. All utllhleo paid, electric a. gu. Call 448· 1 · 82 Plumbing . Zlldlon cymbals, Paorl 4814 or 1-304-273-9746 . Captoin bod. good ""''a, -J. fin11h. ., 86 mo . Call 448· 74Q8. Complete. proto• ·· bod Y good co ndlllon • axe. 1979 Honda melle 400wlth lit Haeting 388-931 1". sit;>nol. 448·18112 . performance. Will conoldar Furnlohod opt. 2bdr. 1138'11 1--~------""""" - - - - - - - - - . 1111 olton.- Coli 1114· 992· wind jammor fwrlng a, u~ 2 bdr .traillf' in coun1ry . ., . 2nd ., Golllpollo, UBIIwator "1 8 HP twin Brlggo a. Strot· 7412 otter 11 p.m. dlo batlo. ex. cond .. .SilO. 614. 2&6·6B1 3. Collllf4-l!411·1117. . paid. Coil 448·4418 ofter ton Seau riding 10 wn CARTER'S PLUMBING I ·'Ill '\11 1111111' mower. 3 yrs. Old. CaR AND HEATING :) ;. Mobile home. Call 446- 7PM. For Mlo or trodo: 19n 80 Suzuki Fl 710L With 81 4· 742· 230&. ,) r.t~ .. :uc~ Cor. Founh·lnd Plno .a 1232. C - r XR7. PS. PB. AC. occe-ao. like-· under Modern 1 bdr. apt. applien· Golllpolla. Ohio ·' a. otoro. Call 4.000 mllao. Con 448·3148 cruloa comrol, Phone 814-4411·3B88 or ~,., 2 bedr. unfurnl1had trailer. ces, furni1hed, air conditi- Top loll ond fill din deli81 4- 992 ' 7463 · weokalndo. 4411 - 4171 e 14-4411·44 large country lot, rural wa- onod. f1811 pluo utMitleuoc. vorod, 304-876· n71 . • . uol 61 Farm Equipment , 19711 Dodge Aopan. 111.000 -kdayo. ter. Located in Centerpoint. dap. Coli 448-2056. . Uoad V-30 'Trencher. 614· PLUMBiftiG. HEAT· ·" Callll13-376-1 10&. Formal! ·M troctor with ;"::~2.;:': good. C.U 81 4- I.·-:-,_-:-9-:-8-:-0~H-.-r-lo_y_D:..o_v_l_d_oo-ri JIM'S Furnlohod efficiency opt., 894· 7842 or 1194-6008. IN~. Rt. 1, lox 31111. Galli· ~ mounted 2 row corn picker. FXWO. Wldo' Gida 1 Can be polio. "C ol 114·387· 011111. '"~ Nice 1 4rc70 3 bdr .• mobile, carpeted throughout. t17S ot !=harley Fry reo., or homo. 8235 mo. depoolt ll mo. Dep. S. ref. required. Pretchool hlblee. lags ax- good cond. Coli 814·379· 11 Cl~ 814-742·2488!-'t3100. SHULAW'S Plumbing and _:l utllltleo, no polo. Coli 448· Coli 448-4807 ·Or 4411· tend, *80.00. preochool 2484. COli t10.00. 304-8711-" 2802. HHting, 21 1 -Sixth St., ' · 2192. 4 both co-tta. opd, axe. 1 9BO KawUeki 82 Chovetto o.m..condl· f.m . 1-:-:-:--"' ' "' - -KZ -1300. · __8 Point PlaoHm. W. Va. 304· ~! -----~---1 4374. lion , will oicriflco for cyl.onglnoohllft-.mony 1171-5420. Liconood and Holly Pork 12X60, 2 BR, 1 bedroom Apt. t198. mo. t3200. or will toke older clit oxtroo, very good oondltlon. insured. ' unturniah~d. ~ · mile put including utilities. Equal Toylor Sluoh mochlne. Vic· motor. ln tracl•· 814·1811·4174. . Coli oftor II p.m. 1114-992· HMC out 35. Call,.814·448· Houolng Opportunity. Con- tor 10 department cash --:::;~== 7110. "' 4369 or 304· 8'16>eJ80. · tact VIllage Manor. Apts. register. Whirlpool ice Troy tractor e HP with 78 PontlaclronoAm. T·Top, l----~--~-­ maker, .,. 3 cumpertment 81 4-992· 7787. 83 Excavating .1,. ; : electric stan. with cover. itolnlen otaol link. high aame •• new. Call &14·388- new llrao, 48,000 mll11. 19B2 Honda 210 11_ , 2 bdrm ' fumi1hed tr1iler. - -------- • Outotondlng condition. Coli blkt, 100 mho, oxceAont ..,... I'I,' n 6"5 ." rnth. pluo utilltioo a. R•versido Apto. Middlopon. temp eKheuat fan. Phone 8200. condhlon. 304·1B2·2481 .1114-1112·119411. 618. 304·1175· 1 deposit. no pats . Call 614- Special ret•• for -" Senior Oood ~ 1 E•c•veting, ~, 8 Citizen•. t130. Equal H:oua~ 992-7479. 1878 Ford Folrmont Futuro. otter · mentL footer•. driveway•. " , ing Opportunities . 61 4· 63 Livestock t1 811. Coli II 14-742-2308 I·1-9_7_9_S_u_a_u-ki-'-Win_d_l•_m_rnar_, aoptlc tonko, landiCOping. •' Shrub• pruned. lawn re· 2 bedroom, AC. •276. 992-7721 . Coli onytimo 814 -448· , ,:: altor I p.m. Vatllf lowort, llddlobago 1eeded. retaining walla. Utilities furnished. adutta 41137. Jomao L. Dovloon. Jr. ',.. . One bedroO,m . •P•. .rtrTtent, lidewalkl, patioa; fill dirt, only. Coil 614-992-6443. 6 Yr. old Sorrel more 1978 T-Bird, loodod, ctaon,· oild 1runk, Corbin Gantry owner. · , ".J~ topsoil, bork mulch a. nw, radio, cruise. Dono !> " h 1 d , 2 yr. troinirig ot '.··-:- ,, . low mileage . Coli 814·112· -•· N-lln, 304·1171·21114. conv. location. 304• 876 · dust. Contact Bruce Davi· · 2 bedroom mobile home. 1 2 4 4 1 Dozer Work by Tad Honno. ' ' . 11800. · dilh Menor. 3 yr. old bedroom apt, efticlency apt. Dltchn, pondo, I'C!odl; land ,; Callll14-266-1427. geld!,., llirod by - - - - - - - . : . . . . - 1980 Honda 7110 Super 814-448-08B2. Clurtng. etc. Call Motor Cer ·'" bo ohown 197B Oldo, 4 door. V-11, oir, s n 11 400 00 3"4 Chick• con 45 Furnished 19B4 inOdol Nacchl oowing IIIII. Work 1100 •M FM po ' ' ' ' u • PB • Ps • ~ · eoch· ·· • cruleo, 1176· 7138 or 304· 171· Brclkors, 4411·111192 . '·'" phD. . 304-11711-11288. Cal\ 1312. monogram . overc1at, hem, LL~oa~~~~~::.__ mochlnoo. Will zlg-ng, Apartment J .A.R.Conotructlon Co. Ru44 ahor4. · For rent Sleeping aatin ditch. ' make button tlond, Oh,ll14· 742 -2903 ; 6 hood of cows • colvn. for Rant and light hou-. hoi" a mora. ·T heM me· Beaementa, Footera. Con- .. ~ r CoN 814· 742 · 2131 or con197B 2 door Pontloc Grand rooms. Park Central chine• were UMd In clln 76 Bo•ts and crete work. Backhoe'•· .. .. . tact oloo Soyro, .Rt1, Prix, ,PS, PI, air, Cruial _c-::•-"_8_1_4_ · 4_4_8_-_o_n_e:....,.----l domonotrotlono. 26 yr. war.. Moton for Sale Dozer ll Dltchor, Dump 1 • , Vary nice 2 bedroom duplu -: ronty. Regular price U79, _fl_ut_l_•_n d_ ._ _.....,:..____ control, 118, 301, black, truckJ, ·• water·gea-aewer- ,. 1 7 304-1175·112811. apt .. unfurniahed. down- &looping room S126, Now t12&. Call collect 1 electricelllnea. 1' · collllt4-843-1 -- - - - - - - - -town, no pats, phone 304· tiol pold. Share bath. 814· 3B8· 8021. 1 8 H. fishing boot, 1r1111or, 2 only. Ronge • rofrlg . 876 ·4824 otter 5 PM . lhopa, •aoo. Call 304- moton, oars.. awtvel Hllta, -: '. 191'4 Y olklwIn good 2nd. Ava.. Galllpollo. oxc. oond. Call 448-3137. 84 Electrical ••• ,. Whito Rock 1175· 3970. 448 -441 a after 7 PM. Newly remodeled 2 bad· old, t1 .110 IICh. • Refrigeration ' ,. lo room, equipped ki~chen, 31183. f226 . Dopooit rt~C~uirod . Coli 46 Space for Rent ••h 614·992· 6319 or 992 · SEWING Maohlno ropolro, I, 2B15. oarvlco. Authorized Singer ..,' Bolo• • SerVice Shorpon Newly · redec:oreted. 1 bad· . Bcinon. Fob de I hop , room. ponlolly furnilhod. Pomoroy. 814· 882-2284. rS226. Deposit required. Call ,,j l 81 4 -992· 631 9 or 992· . '' 2B15 . 85 General Hau~ng ,...;• 1 6: ,2 bedroom furniahed • I opto. Coll814·992•6434 or corNai Creft • '8kl lu\ Jam11 8oy1 Wat• Service. ·,' 1, 992· 6914 or 304·BB2· - · family lid boato. Wanted atoreg~ tpece in 2686 . NIW .• UHCI •. Pa...,_g. Alto poole' filled. Cell 114· '· bam or geraga to ttore old WV 104-422·B413 or 104- 211 · 1 141 or 1114-448 11711 or 814-448-7111 . " 1 bedroom. semi·f...-nlehed car. 304-1175-11132. 1183 Iuick l.alllbrl Ltd. 422·2387. Low mllol, 1 - - · - .....,._ _ _ _ _ _ __ in Middleport, utNitleo In· eluded. Collll14-992-71n. Johnoon Wotor devlo11, fully equipped, 114-218·1743 or 814-2118· 7t Motors Home• whha with - · through· LandM 1120. APARTMENTS , ·mobile top. lmmaeulata • Campers homao, houoao. Pt. Pl8811m out. . 301 VI IIIIo With 0111•al Houlng. For lOla ond Golllpollo. 1114· 448<>vordrlvo .trano. Vory lCD· I 8221 . UmaMOno, fill din, top 51 Household Goods ' norniolll. 304·1178·21111 or 1110c~manwdlnv 1011. ~111 Cal 1114·2118· - 2B1 3 llroh Avo. plofl• . 1427. Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom - - - - - - - . 4, ... - · 11!1 boa. lao. unfurnilhld apartmants. TV • APIIIianeao, 1127 Third con. Call 11 4-111·10:10. JIMI WATER IEI'IVICE. '\ 1 304·875·221 B before 8 Ava.. GotH polio, et 4·4411· Cal Jim Lenior, 304-8711· ": ' p.m . 1119B. 8pln w - . gao • 72 T..Uctca for 8818 1171 7317. electric dryen. euto j ~ rooms and beth. extn wuhara, gao • . lloctrlc • 1111 110 11M ChiVY nice. Good loc:otlon. Datlolll rangea. Nfrl. .ratore, TV 87 Upholstery PU, 4 cyl .. 4 ...S.• AII-PM end ufrencea reqUired . .... __ ...... 1111110 t2211 .· month. 304-1175· lhDI"Id Chw\' flU I oyl., 4 IUI'IOITTI CAMPII'I 1090. GOOD USED APPUANCEI opd., AII-PM v1tw1 11110 Diad Ul.ll • IIJNICL 0,.... Wuhan, dryere. lehllt:r•· TI'I11T4TE •.1 liM.. .......... olelln'l Two bedroom, cleen, C - tora. ........ . . . . . ,.. U~IIIY IHOI' I, Auto ...... lula~lh lid., Clliltl . flt.IO, Conley •-· UOO.OO mo. pll•a11, Upper fllVw Rd. Gzlllpole. 011. Opeol ........ plua utiUtlaa . . 304-871- llaolda • - cr- Motot. :: Coli&41-4711. 111----'1311. 4883 or 304-773·1143. 1111. ·"·' '• 1' '"'·'' (I2) . MOVIE: ' J Owaneltor'( Pan 2 •JoffartiCHio 7:30 • (]) Tic Tae Doulh · (J) Fr-Io Rock (J) IMide Buaboll ·A preview of the 11184 AII·Star • w. ntATICRA 0 DWOIIDUMI !IV HIM Amald nlllall Lei .. ..• - - - - -.....,..._- =...1 -9 7/9/84 Morcum Roofing • Spout· '71 One ton Ch...., DcioiiY 1983 Plymouth Colt 1 1.000 1-d. SOod oond. rudy to mi., atand. ohlft pluo aeon· tow. Coil304-4118·1721 . RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpaomy ohlft, olr. Colll14· 371· 2721. 1877 Chevy holf ton rloncad rqoflng, Including U .8911.00. 1973 Ford holt hot tar appll..,lon. aorpon1880 vw Robblt air oond.. ton 3 .,.... 11,4911.00. tar, aloctrlclon, m01on. Call · 'I' 8711· mony extrn, one own•, 1 873 Filrd half ton 4 •-d 304·8711 -2088 . thowroom cond. Call 441~ •tti.OO. ,1 173 .D•n Swin- 41180. 01111 _,,.. ....... m• · · gar 4813.•ue. oo. 304· 875· 'GET your carpal BHIP 1977 2 dr. Dodge AsPon SHAPE WITH f<APTIAN .auto, .radio, t1,7t,9. 1879 -:c:-..,._...._,_~--- STEAMER. Woter ramovol, Ford Pinto 1 pon wagon, 73 Van1 lit 4 D. lumlturo-cloanlng, free alii· auto, radio, 1port ri-. oun motoo. 304-117.11·22911. roof. •2.399. ~ohn'o Auto 1178 Fordvan, 1il311,1938 Water Weill commaroiel and Salol, Bullville Rd •.Golllpo- ton liltNck. Boll or ti'odl. · domootlc, ltlll holoo, pump ·llo, Oh. Open til dark. Coli CoH bal-n 7 • BPM , lofol and llrYIOI. 304-8911" 4411-47B2. 448-0181 . 3802. . The Daily Sentinel PotlteiiDY Middleport, Ohio Television Viewing ' Improvements Home ~==:::::::::;~~~=~~~~~~ or814· 3117·7244. 'rfdflS " - ..,". roofl. 30 yooro axparlanoo, opaclollolng 1n built up root. Coli 814-38B·I8&7. 1 WlJfHI ~ :· •' : lne . Now ln•t•lling rubber ' Monday, July 9, 1984 .''. ••'•.' 81 1988 Plymouth 2 dr .. hard top, SJOO. 8 HP S•rs riding mower. UOO. Call 448BIIIIB. 66 ...: e. ro1r1a.. ,, Uud Furniture: Uvingroom suite, upr-Ight froazer, king ••zo. bedding , Corbin .. • . Snyder Furniture. 9115 So· cond Ave .. GoiUpolio, 4481 171 . · Naw ell otool bulldlnga · Fold down ctmper ....,. I ... FiriWood CUI up oil be t1 5 pickup lood. Coli a 14-245· IIB04. 32 Mobile Homes .. .,...,., ....,.,, eloatric • _,., hoDII up. Coli 44e-8210. Plea1~ claterne ltate ep· provod, _p)olllc -tic tonko; plootlo ·culvon, metal cui. vortl, RON EVANS ENTER· PRISES, Jock_,, Oh 814· 288-5930. Owner tr•naferred. mult oell. •••· cond. •66.000.00. 111 ,000.00 down. A••umo 1 8'11 pet. loon . 304-a76· I 1529. • Campers 10 Umao)o... Send, Orovol. Delivered In Muon. Mll81. Gollll or pick up ot Richard• a. Son. Col 441· 7788. l ·. 9, 1914 Monday, UBKSUL ." .. Yealadej'il c.'=Dte: TilE M.\N WHO HAS NEVER MADE A MIST WILL NEVE!t MAKE ANYTHING .• El.SE. ~ B~ARDSHAW ' ,, �.. Page -1 0 -'The ~ily Sentinel , • Frances N. Reynolds, 71, Mason. · died Saturday In Hartland Care tenter, Jackson. : Born Jan. 6, 1913, In Mason, she : was the daughter ot the late Emery : and Thi-resa L. Young Gibbs. : She was preceded In death by her l!usband, Raymond Reynolds, who . dledln1953; byoneslster,BerlbaR. Prince; and by two brothers, Carl J . iuid Martin J . Gibbs. . ; Surviving area son and daughter- • . , MONTPELIER. Vt. (APl Passengers and federal olflcials credited lin "extraordinary" rescue effort by hundredS of volunteers . In-law, Bobby Ray and Janice ~olds of Mason; three sisters, Evelyn M. Edwards of Hartford, MargaretV. JohnsonotMason,and Loretta T. Bush of Letart; an(! tour OWing 8 8 grandcl\lldren and five great· graiujchlldren. · SpeclalshowjngsolthenewWorld Funeral services will be held at 1 Wide Pictures releaSe, "Jesus Is p.m . Wednesday In Foglesong VIctor," will be held this week at Funeral Home, Mason, with the churches ot the Coolville United Rev, Donald Roach officiating.' . Methodist Charge. Burial w111 he 1n SuncrestMemorlal The schedule Includes: Tuesday, Park. Friends may call at 1 the 7 p.m. at the Coolville church; funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . Wednesday at the Hockingport ~--~~ ChurchBe at 8 p.m.; Thursday at the ,...,.....y. .· North thel church at 7 p.m. The Sh ·:_Sister Itectenw.aid ap · p· ointed . - 5~county peace coordinator , • Sister Janet Rectenwald, Pome• roy. a member of sereral national " peace groups Including Pax Christl, American Friends and Sojourners, bas been selEcted to be coordinator for peace groups In southeastern Ohio. ; Designated especially for this : ministry are the counties ofMorgan, : Wa5hlngton, Atllens, Meigs, GaU!a " and ~wrence. :· There will be an effort to assist .peace groups already established as _weU as to assist In tile formation Of •new groupS. Outoftlle88countles In :ohio, only 14 remain without an :organized peace group. Working 'With the American Friends' John Looney, state organizer, Sister ,.,.__ Meigs County Emergency Medl- .cal Services reported 11 runs over the weekend. Sa tllrday runs Included thePoineroy r.quad at 1: 14 p.m. til East Main Street for Tim Dugan to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 1: 18 p.m. loclk Mabel MOler ·from the Pomeroy Health · Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ra· cine was called to TackervUle Road[ at 4:00p.m. totakeGraceWelkerto Veterans Memorial Hospital; At ·5: 46 p.m. Rutland went to an auto accident off County Road 1 and took Hetb Shaffer to Veterans Memorial Hospital; later transported by Llle Flight to Grant Hospital; Columbus at 8:30 p.m.; •· 1 ted showings are tree and open to pubUc. the ln;;;:~s~~~~~·~pec:'n::: Boom, a Dutch Christian who, untO she was silenced by a stroke In 1978 Janet Is one ot three regional at the age of 86, traveled the globe coordinators. telling of her experiences In N~ The Sacred Heart Church In occupledHollanddurlngWorldWar Pomeroy wlli serve as a peace and n. She and her tamlly were justice resourCe center providing responsible lor saving the U\ies of newsletters and printed materials · hundreds of Jews through their for distribution. Thecenter,llke Pax work with the underground. Her Christl,' has Its primacy objective experiences have been related In a ·~working with all people for peace number ol best selling books asweu for all humankind, always witness- as through World Wide's award· Ing to the peace of Christ and the winning threatrlcal release, "The gospel Imperatives of Hiding Plaee:·. · peacemaking." Persons or groups who are Interested In the program are to write or· contact Sister Janet Barbara A. Lester of Dexter bas Rectenwald, Sacred Heart Church, filed for divorce from Earnest H. P.O. Box 592, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Lester of Dexter In the .Meigs Common Pleas Court. as Granted divorce ·lmtergency runs recorded - Inside today: Rescue ullits band together at Amtrak disaster Area deaths ·frances ~- Re~old!! Monday, July 91 1 Pomeniy · Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy went to 8:57 p.m. · to Kingsbury Road for Allee P~tz to · Veterans Memorial Hospital; ·at 11:06 p.m . Racine went to Dewitt Road for Arlene Roach-nontransport. · On Sunday, Pomeroy went to 1669 Lincoln Heights to take Delores Aelker ·at 7: 54 a.m. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 11: 12 a.m. Pomeroy went to Hiland Church Road and tr<\)lsported Vlrglnla Hartley to .Veterans Memorial Hospltali Racine was called at 3: 14 p.m. to 124 In Long Bottom and took Flora . Saunders to St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Ra· cine was also called at 8:43p.m. to Tanners Run for Ulyssis Davis to Veterans Memorial Hospital. with preventing the loss of even more lives alter an Amtralc train derailed, killing five people . and . Injuring 137 The 18 hours of dlgglng, Uttlng, cutting, sweating and waiting was "a textbook example of how It should be done," said Donald Hamlin, who helped direct the efforts that followed the worst Amtrak accident In 13 years. "It was trial under fire tor all ol us," sald Hainlln. 52,atounderolthe Essex Rescue Squad. "We practice · dlsaster drWs twice a year. But this is not the sort or thing yo\1 think Is ever goiDg to happen." The Montrealet, carrying 278 people, toppled down all-foot gully as Oood-weakened tracks collaJl""(' upder 1~ weight shortly alter 7 a.m. Saturday In WWlston. The fiVe people who dial were 'In a car that w8s crusbed beneath two others, authorities saki. It was early Sunday before rescue · workerscouldgetlnsldethecrushed others: Instruction set Dale Eddy, Marietta, wlllserveas Instructor for lessons to be given for the BeUes and Beaus Western Square Dance Club beginning tonight from 7to10attheRoyaiOak Park Recreational Building. car and retrieve the last two bodies. A temporary road had to be constructed through Jwampy ground to the wrecl<age so that cranes could be brooght In to remove the Wll!Cked cars. Federal safety officials Investigated lhesceneSul)!lay as the tracks were being cleared of crushed and twisted metal. . The rescue "was extraordinary. It seemed like It was planned," said Bill Gearllart, owner of Adventure!l Unllmlted, a New Jersey ()J'8ilnlz.atlon which had booked 164 pas., sengers <in the Montrealer. for a weekepd train party. F,dWards to help them nm rescue~tlon. »-pee, JuQlors of Drew Webster :fu.;t 39, American Legion Auxili3ry, will meet at 1 p.m . Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis on· Spring Avenue. .. ...... u pi!iCfd penlllllt ....... 7lld • w.......,. • Vol. 14, No.6! More thlui ;m llreflghters, state twopet s, rescue squad members, ambulance crews, National Guai'dsmen, coriStnJCtton workers and Red Cross volunteers helped '"The coordlnst)on of this rescue was an extraordinarY effort," Patrie"' A. GQidman, vice chair· man of the National Transportation Safety Board, told The New York ·Times. Hamlin, a ciVIl engineer, was at the scene within ~ mlnl,ltes of ~ accident and was recruited by Gov. Richard Snelling ' and Vennont National Adj. Gen. Donald •• Veterans Memorial DINNG ROOM ONLY Served .with whipped pot1toes. chic~en cole .hot roll. butter & coffee. no ercept beveraae with $3.25 REST ' fantastlcyearandibellevettw~ bavebeen," said Don Hill. He• the land but ·1s .. unable to farm • 'beca,.,.ofhealth.Hlllhasrernalned - , active and said a private laboratory . Is litvestlgating the problem and resultlngdamagewltbthe·mlx. the~~!~~o!ver~ ~ ~did not deVelop fl,illy on the HD1 repcalli he baa IIIIo used the cbemlcal on 00,001 pepper plants and bas expe11enced many of the · saine problems. H enwgh evldena' pan be gathered against the chemical ::'t':':: ~~ the company. Su.s'pe·c' t 'l:u cky' · d .to h·ave. . c·ape . . ~ · By SUE CROSS A~atedPI'eii!IWr!ter ' TOLEDO; Ohio (AP) - Pollee say a fugitive couple, wanted for questlonlJig In a serle$ ol rapes, murders an(! beatings In five states, havebeen"awfullyiUcky"toescape capture. Toledo Deputy Pollee Chief Ray Vetter Monday that desPite a search that has doubk!d and redoubled, thewhen!ai:IOUtsolAlton Coleman and 19-year-old . Delia Brown have·been "anyooe'sgliess" since the last ver1fled sighting the pair Saturday. 'llle two : are . charged With aaravated robbecy In the theft that morning of a sliver Chevrolet Citation car from Frank and Dorollly Duvendack of Toledo, who Identified . their assailants trom pollee pictures. Vetter sal(! ·pollee and the FBI weren't able to substan""te reports that the pair Wlls lnvollled In an early-morning exchange ot gllllf1re and an attempted abduction outside 'ft'Toledo bar Monday? Vetter said tlndln& the I>IM.'n· dactcs' car remains the key to the Investigation pollee and the FBI ·try to detmnlne If the pair have left Toledo or have holed up here. Pulice said they wereaetttna 15to saki at ... as MCI.~y Other ·S uites Too Choose :ll cal)s an hour Monday afle,ntDClll rrom people who tbQuPt they had the flllltlves. Vi!ttl!r said I!IICh call was checked u a pialbllt lefd, - · From At Big R•ductlonsl Collmlll. • and Ma. Brownjtlme ~ In the llcel lid dealhl heredVIralnla ~and her JO.)'Ml'dd da~. Rachl!lle. . FU 2nd Street · . HERMAN GRATE, OWNER (304) 773-Sift ' I • ·M•n,.W. ·Va. Vetll!r llld. but C8IIIIDI be cbarlld unh!tl!! lllllrt evidence Is fcwld. He laid It waa polllble that auqelet' 011 the Templel doDe M~ may prcMdl! emJib evlcleace b lndiL11ill!lla. . ' QJ~em~allu 11111!11 de8Crlbed u a "clerillllld ~" by. PBI I BAD- OD a ..mlll!lln lhc....,,lbe Hll ,.,..11!117tltruw aw..,. ,._ or two budu...,' of bad talnatea After IIIey ' I hw• lh'C I I ~. tbe IIIII had oollede!IIIIWIJ bldre'• Ill W i*Gdwle· AI the dlacarded t.natoea were deftlimed _ , _ lo .._AM tP tile root o:D.Id be puled up, lbe IIOl'lllll roa&'liloultl not be able tO be PI I ~.·said Doe~-- of tile fannl, who deniUblla ks at rtpl. Normally tbe root would ~ about 11oft feet ... el&!e side Q( tbe ....... .he """'"" 'l1le tanuilo piJ1II& lhown bore would normaDy have IJ'OWIIIB · Jll&h • lbe bind bw!!ee•• At left, a bulbel of bad l4llnatoes IB ~teen. Y~m. ,l,lUlwiiiJ!91~U!!!IjBilll'retum • _ . 2S C..!l New=C' :::rl~==as~ _ Architect.outlines marina development l oathelr~,Hlll-eXplatned. ~ faclitty ~Ice , was d D'J(IVe mU'" er . FU ~· I' e· . 1 Soctlon, 10 ,..... . A Multimedia Inc. - By'lUI.I!liAMEI£JIER . plmits, Doo Hill explained. Once $Eatlnel Staff Writer plmited ID the llelds, the tomatoes "This is the weather tomatoes did not receive enough water like," said Henry Hili of. Letart through the underdevelqled root Faalls, system. . Still, Monday was the Hllllani!'s Meigs Coonly AgricUltural Agent first day or harVesting. That is John Rkle ·.said the piants sllow around two weeks behind schedule, visual hetbldde damage. Although hesald. Rice said he lhlnlrB the problem The Hills and other growers In the inlght be tn:m the chemicals used, area have experienced problems laboratmy tests d1d not wove his they blame on a chemical used lh suspictonS. ~ the tomato plants from 'llle tests might never show what seed. 'llle chemlcal,lt Is reported, Is . caused the problems. Rkle, said, shipped directly to the tanners by adding that he tell ~ weather has the truckload tn:m lWchelle, N.Y. had sanethlng to do with the tailed The plants which have been In the CfOP. mlltaresmallandunabletobearthe The Hills are unallle to put a · nonnal amount of trult, It is moneyvaluemtheda,magetothelr reported. 'n¥:! tomatoes that do 'crop. Usually aslngleplantwlllbear deVelop trcm the plants are either around ftve pounds of tomatoes, "delofmed" orarehollow;HIIIsaid. Henry Hill said. They are lucky to 'llle farm Is harvesting about get one or two good tomatoes from one-thlrdofl~normalharveSt SOOie of the plants this year, he ft!lwever,lt Is reported that other added. growers In the state and In olhet The Hills planted around 25 acres slates using the sarne chemical • .of ·· tomatoes or 75,001 plmits, have not had problems such have although they do not farm all of the been encountered In the J..etart 8CJ'ellae themselves. The real · • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, TueldC!y, July 10, 1984 . Chemical·· blamed for failed area tomato ·cr9p out. ' at-- y - enttne Bottcmma,HIIIsaki. •.:.:'lbla year l:llUld.!JaYe ~ .a. . preparation•.•Page 3 (Opyotehtocl 1914 Boosters meeting Juniors meeting .... ,....., .... .. ..... Low .,., Riel?:: I l)~lllloutllmph. Wet ·v, pua, ~ _. IIIII* will a +eM! fll 4 wa.a _. 11•1 ................ "rcoe . Marriage licenses Amntsstons - Grace Welker, Racine; Timothy Justis, Racine; Brandl Fortune, · Elizabethtown, Ky.; Sherly Uttle, MlddlejlOrt; Delores Aelker, Pomeroy; Delton Garnes, t..angsvllle; James Copeland, Rutlanc;l. . Discharges - Mary Pickens; Roger Starcher, Timothy JuStis. ---11 . .................. & ~ ............. ~ .. Papt Sparta ., ..................... ..... • meet Eastern Local Alhletlc Boosters will meet In special session at 7: 30 thls'evenlng at the high school. ~ ~'f\"1,}.••...•..... Pap: I . Three couples 1have 'been issued m~ licenSe$ In the Meigs . County Probate Collrt. to They are VIncent Dale Gray, 18, and Marlsa Ann Butcher, 16, both of The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Racine; Racine; Steven Paul Commerce will have Its meeting at . Hawk, 29, Pomeroy, and Patricia noon Tuesday at Veterans Mem·>r· Ann Bayles, 24, of Middleport; lal Hospital. Spencer Raymond Carpenter, :n, Racine, and Cheryl Lynn Amos, 31, cil Racine. Chamber ...,.......... !fill • 1 'llle ~t Obstacle was aett1111 to thewrecJcaae. Only alol!i.MudaV path k!d to . the train lrld!l. 8)' rnldmomlng, two dozen COIIItl:'ue' tlon W<rkers began knocking~ trees and haullllg)ln gravel to buUi1 the temporary road. · ... ll)tlbe .... l'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cia !Cell _ _ ... Vice .presidential choice.•.Page By-.;,.IIOEn.K:II . there woold be a It allo pointed out that on the street, dogs barking, they s 'SialfWrller skating 1n lhe winter. There woukl · flnaDclnr the developnlen _ t of the · said, 24 hours a day aild the . A!he!IS architect David Reiser be the deveklpmi!nt of a wm!land marlnawlllbeaptublem.Howl!ver, placement of some cement blocks • unveiled a plan lD develop Into a primitive camp area; an MayorFredHoffmanlndlcated~t on the street thereby creating a the present marina Into 8: full-scale .exerd9e coUrse with programmed It possibly can be tlone ID phases, · trattlc liazard. Hottman will look recreational area when Middleport activity along the way; additional with ellorts being made to secure Into the canplalnts. VIllage Council met In regular . parking; multiple sbelter struc· stateandtederalllnanclng. Council approved Hoffman's resesslon.Mondaynlgbt. lures; a inultlple-J:l1111l081! lleld; ·a Councilman Dewey Horton sug- port for June, the report showing Reiser~ at the meeting sand play area, a Small stage, an .getted that, perhaps, various civic collect1on of $6,074.63 In lines and alongw!thJudyCrooks,JobnHood area tor shuftle board and horse grrupslntherommunltymlghtlake fees. A 1985 proposed budget wai and Brian Conde, merrihers ol the shoe pitching. ' over a phase of developing the approved and an ordinance provldMlddleport Recreation Ccmmls· The field 11wse ·would he a mar1na areaasaservlcetothetown. lng for the abandomnent or an alley sian, tooutllnethepreiJmtnaryplan 12,1ID-squarefnotstructurebuUtror ReiSI!I' stressed that last night's between lots78and79nearPalmeiwhich was I:l!(letltly authorized by year-round activities. There ·were presentatlonlsonlytheprellmlnary Streetwasg!venflnalapproval. : councu. . be a storage area for small craft planlndlcatlngthatposslblycouncU Reiser said the p~ Involves two under the building. 'Phase I of the and townspeople will add Input for phases, the first being ~dscaping project ' woold cost an estimated Improving the area before final Hottman was authorized to pro; anddeVeloinlentofi!Ctlvttycenters $100,00! with the~ phaae, the plans are drawn. ceed with widening processes tot at the puuine, and secondly, the . lleldllwsetocostaboutfD),Im. .. lle!lcltftlqlll!llt · Railroad Street at a cost of $5,:Dl construction of a field bouse. Bruce Teaford, representing the with the cost to be absorbed In Reiser displayed drawings of the Reiser reported that the U.S. Ptxneroy-Ml!ldleP>rt Lions Club, projects belngCarrted oot, • Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Arneiipreliminary plans and explained Amiy Caps of Engineers, which appeared before councU also to lhemtovlllageolf!clals.'lllemarlna leases the marina to the village receive pennlsSIOn tor his club to canLeglon,wasg!venpermlsslonto i.aw, he sald, Is an under· eveeyftveyears, hasglvenprellml· placeftve,sturdyDlpoundbenches ., Installing Ughtlng near village hall . utlli:IJed area and as a result, Is nary approval of the plan and will at several locations In tJie town. · to Ught the plaque to the communisubject to vandalism. However, the sul:mlt a report Indicating recomPmnlsslonwasglven.Accordlng ty's two Congressional Medal of development of the facUlty would mended changes and whatflnanclal to plans, two of the benches will be Hooor winners and the American make It a widely-used area and as assistant might be p~ on the placed at the tennis courts of ~ which rues nearby. The Conde later ren'iarked, the facUlty ' project. · Hartinger Park. two In the Amerl· llghtlng will he on a dawn to dusk woold provide activity area for VIllage olflclals Indicated that can Legion Park behind the pt\'!t switch. people of all ages. they are pleased with the expansion otl!ce and one In the levee area on Attending the meeting were Reiser 1n expWntng the prellml· plan at the marina, and It was North Front Street. Mayor Hoffman, Clerk-Treasl!l'er CamplaiiJIII alred · Jon Buck, and councUmen Horton, nary plans stated that there would suggested lhilt If the~ Is followed, be a basketball area wblch could longer 'leases on · the facility be '1\vo Hudson street residents also William Walters, Jack Satterfield also be used for tennis courts and secured from theoorps. . spolcetocouncDCllljunkcarspal'ked and Bob Gilmore. I' s:ro.OOJ . other Special Agent Doug Domin of Toledo, who said he believes Coleman will ·kill again If he ISn't caught. A civic ·group called the New Union ol Blacks In America has offered a $lDl rewan:l for lnfonna· t1on leadlrig to the pair's IUTe!lt. A spokesman sald the reward was offered becausethel'ewas "abaolute lear" ainongToJeOO blacks. Vetter said police are slxJwlng pictures ol Coleman and Ms. Brown In black neighborhoods In hopes that people will be susplclous If they are . approached bY Coleman. . In Ck!vel8nd, pollee contacted a black-oriented newspaper and pa"ted wt lllen on the couple. · ColEman seems to he a smooth· talking con man who gains the confidence of his victims before aslaulllng lbem; police and the FBI said. Vet11!r said ,pollee may call In to figure out what motlvl!tes Cdeman and Ms. Brown after CDIIpl1lnjj lnlbrmatlon about thelrpastlll:tlonlfromauthorltlesiD Wllconsln, Dllnols, Indiana and JlSYdl!kiiiSI$ ftl!chllan. 'lbe 111!81'Ch for Coleman and Ms. Brown began In Coleman's hometown or Waukegan, m., whre he 1s area Mondale ·planning .Dem convention • ' NOR'nl OAKS, Minn. (APl Walter F. Mondale is ~ quietlY to orchestrate the Delno' cratlc National Convention next wcel!: that apparently will give him the par1y's presidential nomlnaliOII while he ~ly tries til cool speculation over who his running .. mate will be. Mondalewasremalnlngsecluded at his suburban Minneapolis home today, but he !las been busy attendlilg to convention details and thesearchforsomeonetotllltheNo. · 2spotonhlsllcket P.)aced IIi nomination, but Mondale whatevero'' andhisaldesareso<;anfldentofthe "A secooo Reagait admlalstra· outcome of the baUottng that they lion would be a time of unpreceare asserting CO!Itrol over the dented danger, when a confrontaconvention 9Re11da. tiona! atma;phere could all too But Hart, who was fiylng to · easOy cause regional conlllcts to Atlanta today to deliver a foreign esc•tetoanuclearshowdown," he policy speech, wasn't conceding the said. nomination. Dcintlon.tn Washington, sald that He told supporters at a fum· Mondale's campalgn has rot yet raising rea.>ptlon Monday night In decided .. who will deliver his McLean,Va.,aWashlngtonsuburb, nominating· speech and who will that be still expects to win the · Introduce him tor his makes his ·presidential nomination. He cited acceptancespeech. • • rea!lltGallup,HarrlsandNewYorit Meanwhile, Mondale and his Sen. Gary Hart, Mondale's chief 'l'lmes-CBS polls as "factual suprival tor the presidential n<mlna· port" for his claim to be the c:Jiar&l!d with murclel' and )ddnpp- lion, will address the San Francisco strClllgest Democrat against R!!a· JIIIW 1D tile deeth d 9-)ftr-okl convention on Wedllesday, July 18 gan 1n the fall. . Venllta Wheat of K......... Wla., under an-angements W<rked out In his SPOOch prepared for whole body W8ll fouild JUIII! 19 II) between akles for Mondale and dellvecy at Emory 'uu6tentty In Waulaegan. Hart. Atlanta today, Hart~ is The Colorado senatorwtlldeliver substltutlng"rhetbrictorresul~''to Coleman aiiO .. -dl!d for . his speech sho~ before the muk ftrelgn . policy fallurel In deleptes ue expected.to cast their Central America, the Mldeut and ~In thedlappearUceof Ill lnd!•n• - .. tbe death ~a voCl!s tbr Mondale u the pteslden- B!TIIII control. 'llle Colorado senalol' said Rea· 7·)'4!11'-ok! ' Gary, Ind., and t1a1 nominee. Details of Hart's appearance . gan "llas Increased Soviet lntransl· I!!'• ail ll1i1l!d Nbllei 1111 and . . were lettled Moaday, ~ to gence arwnd the world, atralned 8111111!1 tbe Dl!lrolt ..... Vetllr lUI Ms. BICMlllpPeen to TomDmflon, Uondale's.coaventlon ourrelatlonswtihourEuropeanalld other alllea, and falll!d to achieve be at 1aut a wlllllla acmrnpUce In · qle'l'atlonl manar. Hart's name Is expected to be any arms control successes tile atl8dll. atrt • ,. e aides •jlave been trying to quiet specu18tlon over the selection of a vice presidential candidate. They especially appeared upset about published reports over the weekend suggesting that of seven people Mondale has Interviewed for the No. 2 spot, Rep. Geraldine Ferfa!O of New York is ·supping from contention while Mayors Dianne Feinstein of San Francisco, T(lll Bradley of l..os Angeles, who Is black, and Henry G . Cisneros of San Antonio. a Hispanic.. are becoming serious contenders. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....- - - , Council approves budget Middleport VIllage Council approved a proposed budget of . ·$1,1111,3l6.24 tor 1lHi at a n!gular meeting held Monday night. Breakdown expenditure!l provided In the budget Is: general lund, $296,411l; revenue sharing, $16,001; tire truck fund, $76,m, street maintenance, $101,00!; street llght, $18,!'ffi; cemetery, ~.liD. swimming JlllO!. $21,00!; HUD, $1M,921.24; water fund, $154,100; water tank; Ssl.IID. sanitary sewer escrow, $00,00}, street levy. $18,!01; Jll!lll!!1l] bond retirement, $875; !!rehouse Improvement, $31,00!; meter deposit, $4.~ sanitary sewer, $101,960; fire equlprnel1l, $21.,100; economic deveiOptnent, $10,00!. Eatbnated receipts · Including balances from 1981 amount to or $l,H4,33188. J• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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